Upper Sandusky High School - Indian Village Yearbook (Upper Sandusky, OH)
- Class of 1961
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P-.arg ' R'.4 A As the sun rises, Dawn Reveals the Hopes and dreams Born within The typical Home. and starts on her 1 day's journey Life stirs within as our typical girl awakens to meet new challenge Companioinship is one of our brightest Upper Sandusky jewels, 3 ' L E J I nBut 'Hour mo I -preciou :are Hthe one S who lea : th rough - of educ I likfllll-I '1mrmm-UUKEEWEIWMSH V E ggi FQ. .gf 2 5 ff' 4 Wane 6 resent OUR SEN IORS ' Vice-Presidents Larry Allen Day John Kent Buckingham John Eugene Shafer Earl Milton Chadwick Presidents Shirley Ann Schrader Harvey Berton Shearer Charles Thomas Williams James Edwin Needs 4 Secretaries Sandra Kay Ralph Irma Louise Pfleider William Franklin Davidson Karen Louise Taylor Treasurers Lester Leroy Johns Janet Kay Shields Carlton James Steven Mittermaier William Gary Markey S4 Jeanette Ellen Altvater Nancy Joyce Archer Calvin Eugene Baker Carol Evelyn Balduf Ronald Monroe Barne Dallas Lee Barth William Frederick Bartholomew Sharon June Beard Jeanne Ann Beaschler Karen Sue Beidelschies in 5 1 2' rw , iff' J Ruth Ann Bell Larry Leon Bennett Robert Michael Bilsing N 4 5511 Kathleen Barton Marion Edward Boutwell David Ray Boucher David Burt Brickner Bernard Cecil Brinson JoAnn Brown Sandra Kay Carothers ? 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Linda Lou Cook Donovan Lee Roy Courtad Tyrus Raymond Cramer Robert Dwaine Dible Eugene Egger 1.x Elsie Ann Emick Ronald Richard Ernptage 1, Y, , Jack Thomas Feeley Charles Patrick Feeley Carol Ann Frank 1 I4 Gary Lee Gould Roger Lyle Goodman Judy Rose Frisch Thomas Alexander Griffith Bryce Hedrick Hathaway Daniel William Hehr John Terrence Herald Melvyn Meyer Hirsch Lynn Edwin Horne David George Hutchinson I5 Judith Ann Kail Malinda Lou Karg Michael Gerald Karg Mona Eliva Kelly Janet Sue Kennedy X x John Lyle Kenn Richard Lee Kuenzli Linda Kay Larcomb 16 edy Kathryn Judith Ann Lawrence Ann Koenig ' A f I John David Lee Sue Lynne Lehman James Carl Lind Ann Bernadette Logsdon Eugene Bernard Loverich Jean Isabelle Maclaren Patricia Ann Markley Frank Lynn Markey Thomas Edward Martin Judith Kay Mathews I7 Kenneth Robert McMillan Sylvia Nellie McWilliams Patricia Elaine Menningen Barbara Jean Mercer Susan Kay Miller William Roge Linda Lou Mills r Miller Judith Lynne Mouser I8 Janice Jane Miller Michael William Myles Vernon Frederick Orians Carolyn Jane Osborn John Ray Osborn 4... l aqui Madalyn Jean Osborn David Allen Patchett Lynda Faye Phipps Martin Joseph Rall Donald Eugene Rhoden I9 Geraldine Marie Rall - ! David Earl Rice Rodney Kent Richards William Edward Ritterspach Robert Eugene Roberts w Patricia Ann Runyon Frederick Leonard Scheck III Arthur Newton Schertzer Nancy Marie Sebenoler James Edgar Sheaffer 20 Mary Ann Sheaffer Sharon Kay Sheaffer N James Edman Shumate i William Joe Smith Carm eleda Sm ith Marilyn Jane Snyder 21 Ira Abraham Swartz Betty Jean Swartz Mary Ellen Swartz Lloyd Ernest Swavel Julia Ann Thiel Barbara Sue Thomas Nancy Carol Tooman Edward James Van Scoit 22 y David Walter Vogel Etta Ruth Voorhees Carol Jane Heilman Walton Mary Jo Weaver Linda Anne Wines David Donald Wolfe Patricia Ann Young 23 Senior Jeanette Altvater Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,23 Pep Band 1,23 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus l,2, 3,43 Class Play 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Dance Band 1. Nancy Joyce Archer Majorette l-2-3-43 Marching Band 1-2-3-43 Concert Band 1-2-3-43 Annual Staff 43 F.T.A. --2,33 Jr. G.A.A.--1: Sr. G.A.A. 3-43 Radio Club 3-43 Sr. Choir--23 Thespians 3-43 Cho- rus--l3Sec.-Treas.ofBand431-li-Teens 2-3-41 Ensemble Contests 13 Bowling Team Solo 8: 1-2-33 Homecoming Court 43 Chorus 13 Pep Club 3-4. Calvin Baker Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3Q Class Offi- cer23HiY 2,3,43 Student Council 23 Varsity Y. Carol Balduf Jr. G.A.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 2,33 F.T.A. l,2,3,43 Tri-Masque2,3,43Thespian 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Choir2,3,43ClassPlay 33 K.M.K. 33 Chorus 1. Ron Bame Basketball 13Choir 43 Bowling 43 Art Club 3,43 Hi Y 1.2. Dallas Barth HiY 2,3,4Q Hi Y Chaplain 43 Varsity U 2,3,4S Varsity U Vice-Pres. 43 Football Mgr. 233,43 Basketball Mgr. 2,33 Scholarship Team 2. Wink Bartholomew ScholarshipTeam 13 Hi Y 2,3,43 Hi Y Sergeant of Arms 43 Visual Ed. 3,45 Tri-Masque 43 Scholarship medal 3. Sharon Beard Hi Teens l,2,3,43 Marching Band l,Z,3,4Q Con- cert Band l,2,3,41 Pep Band 3,42 Office 43 Sr. Choir 23 Orange 8: Black 23 Jr. G.A.A. 13 K.M.K. 33 Annual Staff 4. Jeanne Beaschler Chorus 43 Statistician l,2,3,43 Lettermen's Club 233,43 Office Girl 2,33 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 Newspaper Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Scholarship Team 1. Ruth Bell Band l,2,3,43 Chorus, l,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,23 Jr. Class Play 33Annual Staff 43 Librarian 3,43 Girls' State 3. Larry Bennett Marching Band 2,3,4Q Concert Band 2,3,43 33 B.A.R. 43 Class Play 3,42 Annual Staff 4. Activities Robert Bilsing Band l,2,3,4Q Hi-Y 2,3,4I Orange 8: Black 23 Bowling l,2,3,43 Tri-Masque 3,43 Thespians3 Jr. Class P1ayQK.M.K. 33 Radio Club 4. Jill Borton Jr. G.A.A. 13 F.H.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 2,3,43 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Orange 8: Black Z,3,4S Marching Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 43 Scholarship Team 23 Scholarship Pin 2,33 Class Officer 33 Annual Staff3 Buckeye Girls' State 3: Office 4. David Boucher Football 1,23 Hi Y 33 Track 33 Class Play 33 Chorus 13 Annual Art Club 3,43 Basketball 13 Staff 4. Marion Boutwell Parliamentary Procedure 1,2, 3,42 Land and Livestock Judging 1 ,2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 Mixed Chorus 43 Boys' Chorus 43 Annual Staff 43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,4. FFA -l,2,3,43 Karen Beidelschies PepClub 3,43Choir 13 Jr. G.A.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 2,3,43 Hi Teens 2,3,4Q F.T.A. l,2,3,4. Dave Brickner Basketball l,2,3,4QFO0tba11 13 Track 2,33 Hi Y 2,3,43 Tri-Masque 23 Choir l,2,3,43 Varsity U 4. Bernard Brinson Track l,2,3,4Q Basketball l3 'Marching Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,4Q Pep Band 43 Choir 2.,3,43 Varsity U 2,3,43 K.M.K. 1. Jo Ann Brown Jr. G.A.A. 13 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Pep Club 13 F.H.A. l,2,3,4. John Buckingham Band l,2,3,4Q Class Officer l,2,43 Baseball l,2,3,43Jr. Class Play 33 Annual Staff 43 Band Officer 3,4. Sandra Carothers Band 1,2,3,43Chorus 1,2,33Cheerleader l,2,33 Class Officer 2,33 Student Council 43 Stello Steno's 3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4. Earl Chadwick Hi-Y 2,3,43Hi-Y Pres. 43 Varsity U 3,43 Foot- ball l,2,3,43 Boys' Sta.te3 Annual Staff 4. Linda Cook Jr. G.A.A. 15 F.H.A.: Pep Club: Sr. G.A.A. 2,33 Office 4. Donovan Courtad Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Varsity U 4. Tyrus Cramer Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Editor 4. Robert Dible Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 FFA 2,3,45 FFA Officer 3,45 Parliamentary Pro- cedure2,3,45LandandLivest0ckJudging 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,4. William Davidson Basketball 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 15 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Class Officer 2,3,45 Boys' Cho- rus l,3,45 Parliamentary Procedure 15 FFA 15 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 4. Larry Day 1,2,45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Class Officer l,2,3. Eugene Egger Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Jr. C-lass Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3. Elsie Emick Student Council 45 Student Council Treas. 45 HiTeens 3,45Sec. 45 Sr. G.A.A. 35 Tri-Masque 45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Glee Club 1,25 Library 15 Office 45 Scholarship Team l,2,35 Annual Staff5 Buckeye Girls' State 35 F.T.A. 3,4. Ronnie Emptage Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,35 Track 1,2,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Student Council 1,25 Band l,2,35 Chorus 35 Annual Staff 45 Varsity M 2. Jack Feeley Pat Feeley Football l,3,4. Carol Frank Class Officer l5Scholarship Team 1,25 Orange 8: Black 2,3,45 Editor 35 Student Gouncil 35 HomecomingAttendant 45 Track Attendant 2,35 Honor Student 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 35 Pep Club 35 K.M.K. 35 Hi Teens 2,3,45 Sr. G.A.A. 35 Jr. G.A.A. 15 F.T.A. l,2,3,4: Tri- Masque 2,3,45 Thespian 3,45 Radio Club 2,35 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Office 45 Bowling 2,4. Judy Frisch Chorus 15 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 Hi Teens Club 2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. Roger Goodman Hi Y 2,3,45 Scholarship Team l,2,35 F.T.A. 35 Student Council 35 Class Officer 35 Annual Staff5 Bowling League 4. 25 Gary Gould Lettermen's Club 2,3,45Chorus l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 35 Basketball Mgr. 45 Baseball Mgr. l,2,3,45 Track Mgr. 2,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 4. -Tom Griffith VarsityU l,2,3,45 Hi Y 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Schol- arship Team 1,2,35 Bowling 4. Rick Hathaway Hi Y 2,3,45 Tri-Masque 2. Daniel Hehr Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Sr. Choir 25 Hi Y 2,3,45 Thespian 3,45AnnualStaff5 Buckeye Boys' State 35 Class Play 35 K.M.K. 3. Terry Herald Track l5Football 15 Tri-Masque 3,45 Thespian 3,45F.T.A. 2,3,45PublicAddress 2,3,45 K.M.K. 3: Jr. Class Play. Mel Hirsch Tri-Masque 45 Orange 8: Black 45 Radio Club 45 Electronics Club: Wrestling Team5 News- paper. Lynn Horne F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Band President 45 Student Council 45 Tri Masque--2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Sr. Choir l,2,3,45 KMK 35 BAR 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Christmas 45 Sophomore One Act Play 25 Pep Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 All Dis- trict Band and Choir Festival 2,3,4. Dave Hutchinson Art Club 3. Lester Johns Baseball l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Sec. 35 Basketball 15 Class Officer 45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Sr. Class Play 4. Judie Kail F.H.A. l,2,35 F.H.A. Officer 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Choir 2,35 Newspaper Staff 35 Annual Staff 35 Glee Club 1,25 Student Council 1,35 Class Play 35HiTeens 45 Tri-Masque 45F.T.A. 45Office 4. Malinda Karg Jr. G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Hi Teens Club 2. Mike Karg Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 F.A.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Sec. 35 Varsity U 3,45 Art Club 4. Mona Kelly Jr. G.A.A. l5 Choir 15 Pep Club 15 F.H.A. l5 Hi Teens 2,3,45 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 Cheerleader 25 Bowling 35 Art Club 4. Janet Kennedy Class Officer 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Band Officer 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Annual Staff 4. John Kennedy Basketball l,2,3,45Baseball 25 Student Council 3. Kathy Koenig Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3,45 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Hi Teens Club l,2,3,45 Tri Masque 253,45 Office Work 4. Richard Kuenzli Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Football 15 Football Mgr. 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 25Varsity 3,45 Public Address 4. Linda Larcomb TriMasque2-3-45HiTeens2-3-4 lTreasurerl5 FTA 15 Orange Sr Black 2-3-45 Senior GAA5 Junior GAA--1 fVice Presidenth Junior Class P1ay5Student Director5 Concert Band 1-2-3-45 Marching Band 1-2-3-45 Freshman Chorus 95 National Thespian 3-45 Radio Club 3-45 Busi- ness Staff of Annual 45 Pep Club 3. Judith Lawrence Jr.G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 3,45 Chorus 15 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Orange 8: Black25 Marching Band l,2, 3,45 Concert Bandl,2,3,45HiTeens 2,3,45 Pep Club Officer 35 Tri-Masque 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Annual Staff5 Jr. Class Play5 Office Work 45 Radio Club 3,45 Thespians Pres. 45 Student Council 4. John Lee Choir 2,35 Varsity U 2,3,45 Hi Y 2,3,45 Class Officer 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,4. Sue Lehman F.T.A. 15 Student Council 15 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Jr. G.A.A. Pres. 15 Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 Hi Teens 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Annual Staff 45 Office 3,4. Jim Lind Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,45 Bowling Team 25 Varsity U 45 Track 4. Berny Logsdon Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Art Club Officer 35 Pep Club 3,45 Art Club 35 Office Work 45 Annual Staff 4. Gene Loverich Football 1,25 Cross Country 3,45 Track l,2, 3,45 VarsityU l,2,3,45F.F.A. 1,25 Annual Staff5 ScholarshipTeam 35 Parliamentary Procedure Team 25 Public Address Club5 Student Council 45 Gold Track Shoe l,2,3,4. Jean Maclaren Class Officer 1,35 Band l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45Annua1 Editor 45Jr.Class Play 35 News- paper Staff 45 Office Girl 45 Librarian 45 Let- termen's Club 3,45 Sr. Class- Play 4. Frank Markey Jr. Class Officer5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Varsity U 3,45 Annual Staff. William Markey Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Varsity U 3,45 Annual Staff: Sr. Class Officer. Patricia Markley Chorus 15 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Hi Teens 2,3,45Orange 8: Black Staff 35K.M.K. 45 Schol- arship Team 2,35 Scholarship Medals 253. Tom Martin Football 15 Bowling l,3,45 Bowling Pres. 35 Choir 3,45Glee Club 25 Tri-Masque 3,45 Class Play 35 Annual Staff5 Orange 8: Black 2,3,45 P.A. System l,2,3,4. Judith Matthews Chorus 15 Jr. Class Play 35 Class Officer 35 Office Girl 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Statistician 45 Lettermen's Club 4. Kenneth McMillan Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,35 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 15 Dance Band 15 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3. Sylvia McWilliams Chorus l5Jr. G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Officer 35 Hi Teens Club 2,3,45 Scholarship Medals 2,3. Linda Mills annual Staff 45 Choir 1,3,45 O8:B 45 Dramatic Jlub 25Thespian 2,3,45Pep Club Z5Homecom- .ng Attendant Hi-Teens 2,45 Thanksgiving Play 15One Act 25 Three One Act Plays 25 National Machinery Citizen Award 1,25 Chairman of Entertainment Committee Soph. Prom. Patricia Menningen F.H.A. l5Jr. G.A.A. l5Sr.G.A.A. 2,3,45March- ing Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Class Officer 25 Bowling 1,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Hi Teens 2,3,45 F.T.A. l,2,3,4, F.T.A. Sec. 45 Annual Staff. Barbara Mercer Jr.G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A.: Pep Club. Janice Miller Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 FHA 1,25 FHA Officer 25 An- nual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Susan Miller Jr. G.A.A. 15 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2,35 Dance Band 35 Hi Teens 2,3,45 Sr.G.A.A. 35 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Office 45 Choir 1,25 Art Club 4. Bill Miller F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer l,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35Basebal1 1,Z,35Track l5Jr. Class Play 35 Band 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Parlia- mentary Procedure 1,2,3,4. Carlton Mittermaier Basketball l,2,3,45 Score Keeper l,Z,35 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Baseball 4. Judith Mouser Sr. Choir 1,25 Hi Teens 3,45 Jr. G.A.A. l5 Of- fice Work 4. Michial Myles Chorus 15 Student Council 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Annual Staff 45 F.F.A. Offi- cer 2,3,45 Parliamentary Procedure l,Z,3,4. Jim Needs Chorus 15 Basketball 15 Track '2,3,45 Varsity U 3,45 Class Play 35 Hi Y 2,3,45 Hi Y Officer 45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Boys' State 35 Visual Ed. l,2,3,45 Class Officer 45 Student Council 45Student Council Pres. 4. Vernon Orians Cadet Band 15 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Choir 3,4. Carolyn Osborn 9th Grade Chorus5 Marching Band l-2-3-45 Concert Band 1-2-3-45Pep Band 3-45 Pit Band for Kiss MeKate 35Scholarship Team 2-3-45 FTA--45 Hi Teens 2-3-45 Scholarship pins 2-35 Ensemble Contest 1-25 Office Girl 45 Li- brarian 4. John Osborn Basketball 2,3,45 Track 35 Class Officer 35 Annual Staff 45 F.F.A. Officer 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2535 Parliamentary Procedure 2,3. Madalyn Osborn 9th Grade Chorus: Marching Band 1-2-3-45 Concert Band 1-2-3-45 Pep Band 45 Scholar- shipTeam 2-35 Hi Teens 2-3-45 FTA 45 Office Girl 45 Librarian 4. Dave Patchett P.A. System 3,45 Hi Y 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Art Club Pres. 45 Track 3,45 Basketball 15 Varsity U 45 Bowling 4. Irma Pfleider Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Class Offi- cer 45 Student Council 2,35 Librarian 1,25 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Stella Stenos 3,45 Jr. Class Play 4. Lynda Phipps Chorus 1,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Class Officer 35 Newspaper Staff: Annual Staff 45 Librarian 25 Office Girl 45 Scholarship Team 2. Geraldine Rall Martin Rall Parliamentary Procedure 1,25 Basketball 25 Cross Country 35 Band Announcer 35 Public Address l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Choir 25 Visual Ed. 2.3. Sandra Ralph Chorus l,2,3,45 Office Girl l,2,3,45 Librarian l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Statistician l,2. David Rice Basketball 15 F.F.A. 25 Parliamentary Pro- cedure 2. Rodney Richards Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 15 Class Officer l,2,35 Class Play 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Bill Ritterspach HiY 2,3,45VarsityU 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track 35,45 Basketball 15 Bowling 4. Don Rhoden Bob Roberts Football: Varsity U. Patricia Runyon F.T.A. 2,3,45F.H.A. l,25F.H.A. Treas.5 Thes- pian 2,3,45 Tri-Masque 2,3,45 Tri-Masque Pres. 45 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35Pep Club l,3,45Pep Club Vice Pres. 35 Radio Club: Orange 81 Black 2,35 Annual Staff5 Hi Teens 2,3,45 Debate 25 Student Council Sec. 45 Cho- rus 1. . Frederick Scheck Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Class Of- ficer l,35 Scholarship Team 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Pep. Band 1,25 Marching Band l,2,3,45 German Band 25 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Newspaper Staff 4. Nancy Sebenoler Concert Band l,2,3,45 Marching Band l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Tri-Masque 2,3,45 Tri- Masque Vice-Pres. 35 F.T.A. l,2,3,45 Jr. G.A.A. 15 Sr. G.A.A. 2,35 Radio Club 2,3,45 Radio Club Pres. 35 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Thespians 3,45 Chorus 1. Arthur Schertzer FFA l,2,3,45 FFA Officer 3,45 Parliamentary Procedure l,2,35Class Play 3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Annual Staff 4. James Sheaffer Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track l,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Officer 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,25 Bandl,2,35Chorus 15 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Class Play 45 Scholarship Team 3. Mary Sheaffer Cheerleader l ,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,45 Jr.Class Play 35 Honor Society 3,45 Sr. Class Play 45 Band l,2,3,45 Co-Chr. Jr.-Sr. Banquet 35 Co-editor newspaper 45 Annual Staff45 Schol- arship Team l,2. Shirley Schrader National Honor Society 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Chorus 2,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Office Girl 3,43 Librarian 2,42 Newspaper Staff 43 Class Offi- cer 3,43 Sr. Class Play 43 Ass't Statistician 43 Scholarship Team 1. John Shaffer Basketball 2,43 Baseball 1,2,43 Mixed Chorus 43Class Officer 2,42 Annual Staff 43 Class Play 3,43 Boys' Chorus 4. Sharon Sheaffer Jr. Class Play 33 Offi'ce Girl 43 Librarian l,'23 Newspaper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Sr. Class Play 43 Chorus l,2,4. Bert Shearer Baseball 2,3,4Q Basketball 1,23 Class Officer 43 Annual Editor 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Chorus 1,23 Jr. Class Play 33 Boys' State 3. Janet Shields Annual Staff 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Stella Stenos 3,42 Class Officer 3,43 Chorus 1. James Shumate Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4Q Jr. Class Play 33- Sr. Class Play 43 Baseball Mgr. 1,32 Basket- ball Mgr. 1,32 Chorus 1,2,3,43F.F.A. l,2,3,43 F.F.A. Officer 33 Annual Staff 43 Librarian 33 Basketball 43 Newspaper Staff 4. Carmaleda Smith Jr. GAAQ Hi Teens 2-3-43 Sr. GAA Z-3-43 Choir 1. Bill Smith Marilyn Snyder Jr.G.A.A. 13 Hi Teens 2.,3,43 F.T.A. 23 Orange 8: Black 2,33 Tri-Masque 3,43 Thespian 43 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,4S Pep Band 1,2,3,43Chorus 13 Sr. Choir 3,41 Radio Club 43 K.M.K. Band 3. Abe Swartz Sr. Band 1,23F.F.A. 1,2j F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure 1,23 Jr. Class Play3 33 Tri- Masque 3,43 Thespian 3,42 Thespian Vice-Pres. 43 B.A3R. 43 Sr. Class Play 43 Radio Club 43 Annual Staff 4. Betty Swartz Cheerleader l,2,3,43 F.T.A. l,2,3,43 F.T.A. Pres. 43 Jr. G.A.A. 13 Jr. G.A.A. Treas. ls Sr. G.A.A. 33 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Chorus 13 Choir 2,33Annua1Staff3Orange8:Black23Tri-Masque 43 33 Student Council 4. Mary Swartz Jr. Class Play 33 Chorus l,2,3,43 Class Officer 13Cheerleader 43 Office Girl 43 Annual Staff 43 Newspaper Staff 43 Sr. Class Play 43 Letter- rnen's Club 4. Lloyd Swavel Basketball l,2,33 Annual Staff 43 F.F.A. 1,2,3i Parliamentary Procedure l,2,33 F.F.A. Offi- cer 3. Karen Taylor Annual Staff3 Jr. G.A.A. 13 Pep Club 3,43 Cho- rus 13 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Hi Teens Vice Pres. 43 Orange 8: Black Staff 23 Class Offif-er 2,42 Li- brarian 4. Julia Thiel Tri-Masque 2,3,43 Tri-Masque Sec. 33 Thespian 3,43 F.T.A. l,2,33 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Hi Teens Pres. 43 Jr. G.A.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 2,33 Class Officer 13 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 3,43 An- nual Editor 43 Track Attendant 13 Scholarship Team 33 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4j Pep Band 2,3,43 K.M.K. Radio Club 3,43 Homecoming Queen 43 Student Council 43 Student Council Vice Pres. 43 Chorus 13 Office Work 4. Barbara Thomas Jr. G.A.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 2,3,43 Tri-Masque 2,3,43 F.T.A. 2,3,4Q Hi Teens 2,3,4S Pep Club 33 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Bowling 1,2,33 Bowling Sec. 33 Office 4. Nancy Tooman Jr. G.A.A. 13 Art C1ub3 F.H.A. Ed Van Scoit Football 13Basketball23 Hi Y Z,3,43 Hi Y Sec.- Treas. 4. David Vogel TriMasque2-3-43Thespia.ns 3-41 Tri Masque3 One Act Play--2 Best Actor3 Tri Masque One Act Plays--23 Junior Class Play--3 Kiss Me Kate3 Debate Club 33 Freshman Basketball 13 Annual -Business Staff--43 Scholarship Honors --2-3 frnedalsl. Etta Voorhees Jr. G.A.A.3 Chorus 13 Hi Teens Club 2,3,4. Carol Walton Ir. G.A.A. 1: Sr. G.A.A. 2,33 F.T.A. 2,3,4S Hi I'eens 2,3,43 Tri-Masque 2,3,43 Thespians 43 Jr.C1ass Play. Carol-Heilman Walton Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Concert Band l,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 Pep Band 1,23 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Dance Band 13Gir1s' Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Annual Staff 43 News- paper Staff 43 Head Majorette l,2,3,41F.H.A. l,2. Mary Jo Weaver Sr. G.A.A. 1,23 Office Work 13 Book Club 13 Pep Club 132,33 Tri-Masque 43 Hi Teens 4. Torn Williams Basketball 2,3,43Baseball l,2,3,43 Mixed Cho- rus 43 Class Officer 43 Class Play 3,43 News- paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Boys' Chorus 4. Linda Wines Jr.G.A.A. 13 Sr.G.A.A. 2,33 Tri Masque 2,3,4Q Thespians 3,43 F.T.A. 13 OB:B Staff 23 Annual Staff 43 F.T.A. 1. David Wolfe Football 1,z,3,4Q Basketball 13 VarsityU 43 HiY 2,3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,43 F.F.A. Officer 43 Parliamentary Procedure 2,3,4Q F.F.A. Con- vention 2. Dale Woods Patricia Young Marching Band 3,43 Concert Band 3,43 Tri- Masque 2,3,43 F.T.A. 2,3Q Jr. G.A.A. 13 Sr. G.A.A. 3,43 Radio Club 33 Pep Club 33 Chorus 13 F.H.A. 13 Debate Team 23 Hi Teens 2,3,43 Bowling 1.3. Graduation Is the Climax to Four Years of Hard Work. PRESENTING I-IARPSTER . . Dedication f ...muah-M , iwix. W'hen We Grow too Old. to Dream W'e'l1 Have You to Remember 32 1 illlll Mr. Joseph W. McAlpin Assistant Principal We wish to thank Mr. McAlpin for his kindness and helpfulness extended to our students this year. Mr.McAlpin's cheery good morning gets the day off to a good start. and his continued friendliness throughout our school hours makes the day much more pleasant. 34 l Mr. Archie Bishop Ohio State University VocationalAgriculture FFA Adviser Freshman Class Ad- viser Mrhs. Alice Fowler Findlay College Ohio State University English French World History Junior Class Adviser Senior Class Play Mr. Anthony Guzzo Duquesne University Business Education English 7 History 8 Yearbook Sophomore Class Ad- viser Mr. Charles Karikas Ohio University Science Physical Education Coaching Mrs. Majorie Rickenbacher Denison University Vocal Music Instrumental Music Mrs. Mary Walton Antioch College Mathematics Ohio History 7 Grades 7 and 8 Adviser 35 Bus Drivers Kay Femhter, Jean Rowse, Howard Horn. not plcturedz Doris Rice. Cooks Custodian L -'tile Barber I-Iowaru Horn 6 i o I gif ..'.f.'f'?.' 31- ' c' an w i, -: v -Q X., .J 5. ,... Q, 5,1JaQ4gQ.:,- W. 'FI 5 a. .. : FN-Q 5 ' -fs Jigga 5 ESQ X 553 S Jn vs 3 2 X 1,5 A Y' 'lgzxxk 1 Qaf Us mai Wsfgx if! , ..,., v Q '3 ' ,EQ -3' J V ? Ex rf gs? Snapshots Jeanne, Judy,Sha.ror1, 8: Mary nnual Staff Eugene 8: Sandy - as an sf' Activities 8: Sports Y Gary, Larry, Mary Arm, 8: Ed .. 38 MLW 7:1 1444! WW: ff-vw-C -vf v5fLw.,,,., 18 a,.,.AL?N fl ,N , . eww .f , r ' ' :,, A A411 gi 6 Q mx 4 - , 5 K. 34 39 -. -s..NM Jimmy 447aa6y C L A S S E R S 0 F F I C R1- 14151 Pres. Shirley Schrader Vice Pres. Larry Day Sec. Sandra Ralph Treas. Lester Johns Reporter Judy Mathews Class History We returned to Harpster in September 1957 as bewildered, but eager Freshmen. We acquired six newmernbers. They were Sharon Sheaffer,ShirleySchrader, Tj.-rus Cram er, Gary Gould, and Eddie Shumate from Wyandot and Lois Beaty from Tennessee. During the year we had one class party at Jeanne Beaschler's home under the supervision of Mrs. Denman, our advisor. In 1958 we trouped back full force with all our former members and one new mem- ber, James Noble. Mrs. Denman was again our class advisor. We saved sales tax stamps to begin funds for our class treasury. We had two class parties, one at Gary Gould's home and one at the school. Our Junior year arrived before we knew it. We had lost two members, Lois Beaty and James Noble. The whole year was a jumble of activity and excitement. Once again our faithful Mrs.Denman was our advisor. We sold refreshments at the ball games,had bake sales, and sold nuts and apple cider as money-making projects. On April 7, 1960 we presented our Junior play OFF THE TRACK under the direction of Mrs. Walton. Later in the spring we honoredthe Seniors with a banquet. Our theme was The Harpster Hi-Hat Supper Club. We not only decorated the gym but the sidewalk and the entrance hall as well. We had waiters, a hat check girl, doorman, and a parking attendant. We also furnished our own entertainment from the varied talents of our class members. Welearned that we would not be permitted to take a class trip when we were Seniors so we dug in and worked fervently to raise money to make the trip in our Junior year. We had scrap and paper drives and we achieved our goal. We ended this fabulous year with a five-day trip to Washington, D. C. Again we thank Mrs. Denman for making this pos- sible. We're Seniors! It seems almost impossible. We all thought it was so far in the future,but suddenly it was no longer future,it wasthe present. We were the first Harpster Seniors under the new Upper Sandusky system. During the year we sold ads and com- pleted our section of the annual. Every six weeks we had a maddening scramble to com- plete our school paper. In the spring we presented our Senior play NO BOYS ALLOWED underthe direction of Mrs. Fowler. On May 28, 1961, our Baccalaureate exercises were held and the next night we had our Commencement exercises. We are now afloat upon the sea of life! C ass Horoscope NAME AMBITION PROBABILITY WEAKNESS PET EXPRESSION Jeanne Beaschler Commercial Math Teacher Boys by the Murder teacher name of Al Tyrus Cramer Actor Teacher B rains Beep, Beep Larry Day Sheriff Law breaker Judy Oh! Daddy! ! Eugene Egger Rancher Millionaire Physical Ha, Ha, I-la strength Gary Gould Farmer Preacher Skirts I, I, I Lester Johns Football Player C s-.?Player School Ou, La, La Jean Maclaren Teacher Eolitician Football Players T ragedy Judy Mathews Cgwgirl ,'l5aladin's Squaw Democrats Oh Mush Lynda Phipps Fashion Designer Slop Neutralists Owser 41 Sandra Ralph Nurse Old Maid Brown Eyes Dowser Shirley Sghrader Artist Nurse Lavendar Honestly James Sheaffer Basketball Player Wrestler Girls I seen Mary Ann Sheaffer Olympic Star Phys. Ed. Teacher Food Oh you guys Sharon Sheaffer Girl Friday D0g Trainer Clothes Oh Pot Eddie Shurnate Lawyer Jail Bird Arguing Oh Fuzz Mary Swartz Nurse Patient Chewing Gum Wowser Class Prophecy As I gazed into my crystal ball, I saw myself visiting the Summer Olympics in Rome,ltaly. A huge crowd was milling around a familiar-looking girl. As the pic- ture grew clearer, I distinguished the face of Mary Ann Sheaffer, who had just won the pole vault event fwomen's divisionl for the United States. Official time keeper for the event was Larry Day, a high ranking member of the Olympic Committee. Lynda Phipps and Jean Maclaren, elementary school teachers in Miami, Florida, have brought their Pee Wee girls' football team to perform at the gathering of in- ternational peoples. This is the first team of its kind to be organized in the world. On the sidelines l see a number of governmental personnel. ln the center of attraction is Mary Ellen Swartz, the first woman president of our country. Inci- dentally she is still a very strong Democrat. Among the representatives to foreign countries l see Ty Cramer, whom Mary has named to the responsible position of Ambassador to Russia. 'Although Ty is one of Mary Ellen's deepest political foes, she was not too party minded in her selections of government employees. Also serving the United States with deep devotion is Eddie Shumate, a Major in the U.S. Air Force. As my eyes journey over the crowd, I see Judy Kay Mathews a brilliant new star from Hollywood. Judy has written, produced, directed, and is now starring in her own adult western entitled MRS. PALADIN. Also present from the entertainment world is Elvis Presley and his devoted secretary, Sandra Ralph. Hovering above the crowd in an electronic cont rolled air car,I see Shi rley Sch- rader. Shirley, a world-famous newspaper woman, is reporting behind the scene activities for the New York Times. There are still many people interested in the natural resources of our wonder- ful country in this space age. Two of the most prominent are Lester Johns and Eugene Egger, owners of the Coon Reserve in northern Ohio. Hunters may visit this reserve each hear for a large fee, and if they wish to improve their hunting techniques they may attend Lester and Gene's school of coon hunting which is con- ducted each summer. Also present is Jim Sheaffer, owner of the worldls largest Columbia Sheep farm. Jim is also serving his native state as governor. Ohio is proud of its huge co-operative dairy farm backed by Gary Gould. Gary's farmis very successful, and he now spends most of his time in Paris, France. where he daily views all the pretty girls. Accompanying Judy from California was Jeanne Beaschler, the favorite com- mercial teacher of the students at Los Angles High School. Another member of our class has entered the educational world. Sharon Sheaffenwhosehusbandis a chem- istry professor at Columbia University, is head dietian at that same institution. Since Sharon has been planning the meals at Columbia, not one student has com- plained of the menu. The future holds many unknown things. Even if these predictions do not come true,I'm sure that all the members of the class of 1961 willbe very happy, success- ful., and contented doing the work of their choice. 42 EISSBS David Brewe r Nancy Clark Barbara Cox Gladys Foreman Louise Foreman Virginia Haner D Bill Luman A . I Phyllis Merwine Dennis Rhode s Class Officers President ....,.. Delno Hotelling Vice President ..... Nancy Clark Secretary ...... Phyllis Merwine Treasurer. . . . David Brewer 44 Delno Hotelling The class of 1962 started the school year with ten members. During the year they sold re- freshments at the basketball games and gave their Junior play, In the spring they sponsored the Junior- Senior Banquet. ll Marcia Brents Roger Cramer Mary Day Kandee Grossman Mike Grossman Rose Horn Gary McCreary In September the Class of 1963 began the school year with nine members. During the year they spon- sored one dance. Elizabeth Van Horn H Fred White 45 Class Officers President ...... Marcia Brents Vice President. . .Mike Grossman Secretary ......... Mary Day Treasurer. . . Elizabeth Van Horn News Reporter. Kandee Grossman Class Officers Pres. .. V. Pres. . Sec. .... Treas. ... Rec. Leader Linda White . . . . Gary Alban . . . .Jimmy Hogan . . .Vicky Grossman . . . .Basil Hotelling Ricky Smith Gary Alban Darlene Cottrell Graham Couch Max Cramer Doris Foreman Lawrene Foreman Ted Gottfried Vicky Grossman Jim Hogan Basil Hotelling Patty Jividen Mike Phipps The Class of 1964 started the school year with sixteen members Three of them came over from Wyandot. David Thompson Barbara Tivenan Ba rbara Tivenan 46 1 Patsy Bosley Cheryl Culver Arthur Franklin John Grossman Sharon Hotelling Betty Johns Jimmy Kummerer John Luman Wenda Maclaren Terry Nance John Parsell The Class of 1965 started the year with fourteen members. They had one new member Donna Stout from Marion. Torn Sheaffe r Donna Stout Class Officers President ....... Patsy Bosley Vice President Terr Nance . . . . . y A Secretary ..... Wenda Maclaren Treasurer. . . . . . John Parsell Kathy Sturgeon 47 Nancy Barber Paulette Cottrell Dorwin Couch Jean Horn Kathy Jividen Mike Lodge Sandy McDaniel ' The class'of1966 started the year ' with ten members. After pictures we re taken. Sherry Messmer came from Wyandot. Don Shuste r Arthur Smith Ruth Sturgeon Class Officers President ....... Nancy Barber Vice President .... Mike Lodge Secretary .... , .Ruth Sturgeon Treasurer. . . .Don Shuster 48 5 , e MJ A Vi' :iii 'QE 1 : i , Y? . , 1119 'll L 5 1'-VE wx ,if 1 Mak A f 1 P i Vw Fi 1 Q ,il 1 'iii Activities Band Majorettes: N.Barber. P.Bos1ey. R.Sturgeon. ROW 1: J. Maclaren. K Grossman. W.Mac1a1-en. J. Horn. T. Nance, J. Parsell. ROW 2: V. Gross- man. R. Horn. B. Tivenan, N. Clark. J. Kummerer, J. Grossman. ROW 3: D. Thompson. G, Alban, M. Br-ents, G. McCreary, J. Hogan, T. Gottfried. T Sheaffer. M. Sheaffer. Chorus ROW 1: L. Foreman, D. Foreman. M. Phipps. G. Gould, L. Johns, J. Be-asch ler, R. C1-amer,P. Merwine, T. Gottfried, L. White. ROW Z: E. Shumate, L Foreman,G. Foreman,S. Schrade r, R, Horn, D. Thompson, K. Grossman, B Cox, S. Sheaffer. J. Hogan. ROW 3: P. Jividen, S, Ralph, L. Phipps, M. Brents M. Day, N. Clark, M. Swartz, B. Tivenan, J. Mathews, Mrs. Rickenbacher 50 Stella Stenographer Club Left to right: Seated are Mary Swartz, Treasurer, Lynda Phipps, Vice President, Irma Pflieder, President, and Judy Mathews, Secretary. Standing are Bert Shearer, Linda Jacobs, Wanda Hensel, JanetShie1ds, Ruth Van Buskirk, and Sandy Cari-others. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY .?'c6vr'Z 23'-.S is L5 Left to right: Mary Ann Sheaffer, Jim Sheaffer, and Shirley Schrader. 51 Top picture, SEATED: Gary Gould, Sentinel, Allen Barre-t. Treasurer: Jim Sheaffer, PresidentgDallas Heckathorn, Secretary: Eddie Shumate, Reporterg and Mr. Bishop, Advisor. STANDING: Eugene Egger, Bill Luman. Lester Johns, Delno Hotelling, Larry Day, Ty Cramer, Dennis Rhodes, Mike Miles, and David Brewer. Not pictured, Bill Miller, Vice President: and Thomas Hensel. ' ' Bottom picture, SEATED: Gary Alban, Basil Hotelling, Max Cramer, and Daniel Shields. STANDING: Fred White, Roger Cramer, Bryan Borkosky, Graham Couch, .Terry Soule, and David Risser, T ANERI G1 ' ,l A A N or CA 'Gaza I 'Q 34- 2 -1 'Mk I7 a J. A 4,0 , - 0511100 'P 1 is AcQ:fSF'A1f 9 ' Q? I3 : ' .Q -E--f' 'D' X v 7 4, f f..r14 J c a A ' de- ' 4- Q- 1 , uufg 0 ,J , 52 Lettermf-:n's Club l SEATED: Fred White, Max Cramer. Ted Gottfried. Mike Phipps. Gary Alban, David Thompson. and Gary Gould. KNEELING: Marcia Brents, Nancy Clark, Sandra Ralph, Jean Maclaren, Mary Ann Sheaffer. Judy Mathews, Kandee Grossman, Mary Swartz. and Jeanne Beaschler. STAND- ING: Mr. Karikas. David Brewer, Jim Sheaffer, Mike Grossman, Lester Johns, Ty Cramer, Larry Day, Delno l-lotelling. Roger Cramer. Dennis Rhodes, Gary McCreary, Eugene Egger, and Eddie Shurnate. Track l i FRONT ROW: Gary Gould. managerg .lim Sheaffer. Eugene Egger. Dennis Rhodes. and Mr. Karikas. BACK ROW: Gary McCreary. managerg Ty Cramer, Larry Day. Delno Hotelling. and Mike Grossman. 53 Varsity Basketball KNEELING: Manager Lester Johns and Mr. Karikas. STANDING: Man- ager Gary Gould, David Brewer, Jim Sheaffer, Ted Gottfried, Mike Phipps, Delno Hotelling, Larry Day, Ty Cramer, Mike Grossman, Roger Cramer, Fred White, and Manager Gary McCreary. The high scorer of the season was senior Ty Cramer with 257 points. Other players and their individual scores are as follows: Larry Day with 198, Mike Grossman with 178, Jim Sheaffer with 146, Roger Cramer with 84, and Delno Hotelling with 40. Delno was unable to play until the last of the seasonbecause ofan injury. Although the team did not come home with any great honors, for the second straight year we journeyed to Heidelburg to participate in the finals of the Wyandot County Tournament. The mem- bers of the team would like to thank Paul Nance and Bill Graham for ref- ereeing at practice sessions. Harpster 1-Iarpster Harpster 1-Iarpster Harpster Harpster Hai-pste r Scores for the Season Deleware St. Mary's 31 Harpster 65 Marseilles ..,..,. 41 Harpster 61 Wharton ......... 58 I-Iarpster 63 Mt. Blanchard ..... 52 Harpster 53 Nevada .......... 67 Harpster 65 LBRUG ...... . . 65 Harpster 50 Waldo. . . . . .75 Harpster 55 TOURNAMENT Harpster 45 . . . Carey .... . Harpster 60 . . .Marseilles , , Harpster 47 . . . Nevada, , . , 54 Salem ......... New Bloomington , , Marseilles ...... Nevada ......... Deleware St. Mary's Waldo .......... Salem. . . . vo 48 76 Pi Varsity Players Ty Cramer Jim Sheaffer Forward Guard Delno Hotelling Larry Day David Brewer Forward Center Guard Roger Cramer Mike Grossman Guard G Forward 'W 55 Baseball KNEELING: Mike Phipps, Max Cramer, Eugene Egger, Gary Alban, Man- ager Don Shuster, David Thompson, Manager Gary McCreary, and Jim Sheaffer. STANDING: Mike Grossman, Dennis Rhodes, Ty Cramer, Delno Hotelling, Larry Day, Lester Johns, Roger Cramer, Ted Gottfried, Man- ager Gary Gould, and Mr. Karikas. Reserve Basketball KNEELING: Managers, Lester Johns, Gary Gould, and Gary McCx-eary. STANDING: Basil Hotelling, Roger Cramer, Mike Phipps, Fred White, Ted Gottfried, Gary Alban, Eddie Shumate, and Mr. Karikas. 56 4 Jean Maclaren Mary Swartz Mary Sheaffer Third Year Cheerleaders A mg I! flux' I uf X-'EVN . 'Xl Y 'UH First Year Fourth Year Nancy Clark Kandee Grossman Second Year Second Year Statisticians Shirley Schrader Jeanne Beaschler ' Mr. Karikas ' . Judy Mathews 57 Junior High Basketball KNEELING: Arthur Franklin, Mike Lodge, Jim Kumrnerer, and John Par- sell. STANDLNG: Mr. Ka rikas, Terry Nance, Torn Sheaffer, Don Shuster, John Grossman, and Manager Dorwin Couch. Cheerleaders 58 Donna. Stout Patsy Bosley Wenda Maclaren K 16 f., , Q M 5 .l . p , , j' XFQAVI f 7 ' , X - ,gf ' f f ' , if ' X I N - v, 5 'A K x M7114 K W Ea' N ' I W-3 4 fl! ,,,, fx xx X 6 fl -nal X s fa? I F-Q Fl v. X . fx . My F I K b ,R W , 4? 2 WH x , X X5 . f ki U.. I 53.9 is- -L -xj I ri 0:2 Q it if gf I S ' if. . s ,pa Q 3 . ' ' N, , N2 as X 1 . 51 X' '- f ! A 'ir X X L 4 ' . ,, ,.,, 1 Tw ' , 4 . - ,.,., X I If - W :J ' ' 5 52 f WI' 'lf L, . A I g i K! K . QQ' .:f+.,3 jf ,z Zi 1- W-sis' fi? A N W f L Q5 'FX f ' 5 i l, , n - A .1E, . A, .1 Qi Q ' I ci., ' ' J ' 5 0 ' A ' 0 .. K' i ' 'Lll I f ' Y . if 3 i ' Q .. , 52.9 4 I V ' . X -f -' -4? xflf N AIT-I M , 2-'V H ,gf , ' I .. A- . e Q X 11 I 'R '- 4- QV I fl R X-1 - v-9, . 'f ,sh-T- ,A , , , Xxx N 'i GY f N if 14- 59 Senior Class Pla Stars in Their Eyes ,xii-asifwwg ' A , Our Washington Home Turquoise Room Typical Tourists -,Ya .ga ' ' f X N The Lineup Hi -Hat Supper Club Silver Room Starlight Room 60 In Appreciation f ll, s We, the 1961 Seniors of the Harpster Building, wish to express our sincere appreciation for all the physical, mental, and spiritual aid we have received over the years from our parents, all our teachers, and all of our other associates along the way. Our special thanks go to: Our grade school teachers for doing their best to start us on the right path. Our junior high school teachers for trying tokeep us there. Mr. A.J. Bishop for his superior instruction in agriculture for our boys. Mrs. Lois E. Denman for all her counseling. For being such a wise class advisor in our freshman, sophomore, and junior years, and es- pecially for helping to make our dream, a trip to Washington, D.C., come into being. Mrs. Alice Fowler for all her diligent but kind English pounding, and for her capable direction of the Senior Play. Mr. Anthony Guzzo for his patience and cheery advice on all our school papers and our annual. Mr. Charles Karikas for his superlative coaching and his fine teach- ing. Mr.Myron L. Koch, our faithful, genial science teacher, for his al- ways being willing and eager to listen to our problems, Mr. J,W. McAlpin for his patience and good discipline throughout each year, and for his excellent supervision as our senior class advisor. Mrs. Mary Walton for her excellent direction of our Junior Play. We deeply appreciate all these things. THE HARPSTER SENIORS M tx 1. X .- Q 5 if ' J' ' , di' ,N 61 Y Q W l Y Y 4 w I 1 N U. S. H. S. PRESENTS Th Marseille S t INDIAN VILLAGE S C g f ll X X X x 1 . x .f X section ey Dedication X In order to show our appreciation w Seniors of Marseilles, wish to dedicate Mr. Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr of this annual to our parents are as follows: and Mrs. Louis Bell and Mrs. Jack Buckingham and Mrs. William Carothers and Mrs. Richard Emptage and Mrs. Norwin Kennedy and Mrs. Keith Kennedy and Mrs. V. A. Miller and Mrs. Arthur Myles Harry Osborn and Mi ss Betty Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pfleider Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shearer Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shields Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Swavel We also want guidance and suppo-rt they have gn en us in the past, and will give us in the future l l 64 to thank our parents for all -I 1. .ful 'ifarfh' Q 111111111 'z .M V ANNUAL STAFF SEATED Left to Right Ronnie Emptage Lloyd Swavel John Osborn Ann Bell Bert Shearer Kent Buckingham Janet Kennedy Advi so 1' SEAT ED M 1' . White STANDING Michial Myles Bill Miller Janet Shields Irma Pfleider Sandy Carrothers John Kennedy Mr. Mr. Gerald Swankhouse Physical Education World History American History Geography English 1,11 Claude Neiswander Algebra 1 Math 7 General Science Science 7 and 8 Physics F MARSEILLES HIGH Mr. Walter White Shorthand 1,11 General Business Bookkeeping Typing 1,11 Mrs. Reva Terry Algebra 11 French 11 American Literature Math 8 66 Mrs. Mary Heilrnan English 7,8 Sociology American History 8 Mrs. Marjorie Richenbacker Chorus Band Elementary Music Mr. Jack Kleitz Assistant Principal ,img l X ,L 1 7 .2 W ze- QQNEX MEX? n 6 , Mr. Neiswander is conducting a science class. I D4 Mr. Swankhouse, a geography class, 2' 7, XL s A 2. 'sg and Mrs. Heilman, an English class. 67 K4 41' lfl lx U gf 4 e 415' Through the Years 4 HI, 'C T ,gt .17ff7mMTg f Will? y e 0 N1 NWI! sf . - of f D . W f' is lV',f62f, ' Q: , x , x 'y Q 1 11.15, llgly ' K I .gilt ' ' . 'Q-ry,-' ,nk-Qi' lm ff f '1' A ! 'jf , w.g15.ygWV jj K 1 l Class History The time is September, 1949. The occasion is the first day of school for twenty eager little children. They are Ronnie Emptage, Beverly Van Atta, Linda Westervelt, Ella McKinniss, Shirley Shifflet, Ann Bell, Marilyn Myles, Janet Kennedy, Kent Buckingham, Tommy Hensel, Johnny Kennedy, Ronnie Parsell, Tommy Uncapher, Harold Van Scoder, Duane Martin, Michial Myles, Wayne Rish, and Larry Hastings. That was just the beginning of many happy school years. Mrs. Hughes welcomed us and helped us, not only through those first diffi- cult days for us, but also through the entire first and second grades. Mrs. Walton and Miss Stalder came next, helping us through the third and fourth grades. The following year Mrs. Heckathorn became our teacher. She guided us through the fifth and sixth grades. During those first six years,many students had come and gone, two of which were to stay with us the remainder of our school days. Jan Shields joinedus in the second grade and Bill Miller in the third. Before we knew it, we found ourselves in junior high school. Everything was so different for us. We had many new things to get accustomed to. Mr. Strahm and Mr. Jordan were our class advisors during those years. We gained two more students in the eighth grade that have stayed with us, Sandy Carothers and Lloyd Swavel. Now came the big moment, high school! The Seniors welcomed us with that unforgettable Freshman initiation. During that year we gained two more stu- dents,Irma Pfleider and John Osborn. Mr. Strahm was our advisor during that year and the following. From our Junior year we have many memories. The two greatest are our play, Let Me Talk and the prom, the theme of which was With a Song in my Heart. Bert Shearer joined our class that year. Now our Senior year has arrived. To our regret, our class was divided, part attending some classes at I-Iarpster and Upper Sandusky. Without doubt, the biggest event of this year will be graduation. Six of the original class mem- bers plus seven that have joined us along the way look forward to this occasion. They are, respectively, Ann Bell, Janet Kennedy, Ronnie Emptage, Kent Buck- ingham,Michial Myles, Johnny Kennedy, Janet Shields, Bill Miller, Sandy Car- others, Lloyd Swavel, Irma Pfleider, John Osborn, and Bert Shearer. We wish to express our gratitude and thanks to Mr.Neiswander for his help and guidance as our class advisor during our Junior and Senior years. One section of our life is now history, but we have another very important part to live, our future. We are all looking forward to this with much hope, faith, and expectation. 68 .E , 1 1 X 515 v WORK? MARRIAGE ? COLLEGE. I K g Class Prophecy Well,here itis 1971 ,ten years since I graduated from dear old Marseilles High School. A few weeks ago, I was wondering how my old classmates were doing, so I wrote a letter to a dear friend,the former Janet Kennedy. She in- formed me that they were all very successful. Kent Buckingham, a successful graduate of Ohio State University, is now president of the Pineapple-Grapefruit Growers of Hawaii. I'll bet -Kent really likes his work. g X pm K4 gb, 1.0 F' Ron Emptage is now the manager of the IGA store in Marseilles. Heis also the proud father of three little red-headed boys. I guess Ron always did like the store. Sandra Carothers is happily settled with her farmer husband and eight children. Sandy's high school dream came true. John Osborn is a high-ranking officer in the US Marines. After all that waiting, he finally joined the Marines. Mike Myles is driving race cars at the Indianapolis 500. Mike always did like to drive fast. Lloyd Swavel is a big-game hunter in Africa. I guess his deer-hunting experiences really paid off. Bert Shearer is a successful businessman. He owns the Shearer Tooth- pick Company in Chicago, Illinois. Bert always was a good businessman, even in high school. Janet Kennedy is a fabulous interior decorator in New York. Her husband is in the Marines and they now have three children. Bill Miller has a large florist shop in Marseilles. I guess Bill is doing very well in this business. Irma Pfleider is a private secretary to her husband, who owns a large company in Chicago. They have four lovely children. Janet Shields has marriedamillionaire from the sunny state of California. She met him at a homecoming game, at which she reigned as queen. John Kennedy is head coach for the Harlem Globetrotters of New York. John always did like basketball, even though it didn't like him. If you're wondering who I am, it's Ann Belle. I'm now a Registered Nurse living in New York City with my husband and two daughters. 69 qt H Y N QP, Through the twelve years of our schooling, we have gained certain rights and privileges which other students do not have. As we are now leaving this school we no longer have any use for these things. However, it would be a shame to just forget them, so, being of sound mind and memory, we do bequeath the following attributes to the following persons: I, Irma Pfleider, will my great typing speed to Wanda Hensel, and my mid- get-like appearance to Jerry Soule. I, Jan Shields, will my broken seat in Lit class to Linda Jacobs. I, Ron Emptage, will my nickname, Red, to Llowell Bear,and my ability to study until 12:00 to Tom Sayre. I,Mike Myles,willmya.bilityto wreck cars to Tom Sayre, who has already had experience in this field. I, Bert Shearer-,will my membership in the Stella Stenos, lan all-girl clubl to any boy who can get away with it. I, Sandra Carothers, will my tight skirts and hair to Mrs. Heilman, and my brilliant speed in shorthand to Linda Jacobs. I, John Osborn, will my Brains to anybody who has a head big enough to handle them. I, Kent Buckingham, will my comb to Eugene Kerns, and my shyness to Larry Hemmerly. I, Lloyd Swavel, will my height to Marianne Pfleider. I, Bill Miller, will my ability to grow whiskers to Tom Sayre. I,-John Kennedy, will my good looks to the coach. I, Janet Kennedy, will my wardrobe to Pat Arnold, and my good grades in world history to Gary Clawson. I, Ann Bell, will my ability to goof off and get away with it to Caroline Emptage and Connie Jacobs, and my shyness to Randy Woods. 70 Bus Drivers Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. E 'xhx w.-'XJ Clinger Barnett James Kennedy Custodian Mr. and Mrs. Norvin Kennedy Cook Mrs. Frances Shertzer Mrs. Oglevee Heilman N. W 71 Junior Officers BOTTOM ROW: President Darlene Hensel, Vice President Linda Jacobs. TOP ROW: Secretary Ruth Van Buskirk, Treasurer Dallas Heckathorn. Advisor Mrs. John Heilman 72 al Dan Alexander Allen Barret Lowell B ear Rex Bolenbough Dal Heckathorn Darlene Hensel Thomas Hensel Wanda Hensel Linda Jacobs Eugene Kerns Larry Roszman ROW 4. Thomas Sayre Clyde Swavel Ruth Van Buskirk ROW l. ROW 2 ROW 3. ROW 4. Robert Albert Pat Arnold Bryan Borkosky Pearl Derringer, Jr Ronnie Heckathorn Joyce Osborn Mary Ann Pfleider David Risser Virginia Shepherd Danny Shields Jerry Soule Marilyn Vehrs Sophomores E 74 Sophomore Activities Freshmen ROW 1. Lalrry Acton .To Alexander Gary Clawson Freshman Activities 75 ROW 2. ROW 3. ROW 4. Caroline Emptage Gordon Hughes Connie Jacobs Pat Pryor .Tim Shields Anna. Van Scoder Kay Vehrs Randy Wood Lewis Young Freshman and Sophomore Officers BOTTOM ROW: Bryan Borkosky President, Junior Derringer Vice President TOP ROW: Caroline Emptage Secretary. Advisors Mr. Gerald Swankhouse M'r. Walter White 76 Eighth Grade Officers SEATED left to right: Cheryl Stumpp President, Allen Bell Vice President, Cheryl DeBolt Secre- tary, Larry I-Iemrnerly Treasurer. Eighth Grade FRONT ROW: Cheryl DeBolt,Sherry Wolford, Linda Fields,Ka.thyBreski, Cheryl Stumpp, Carole Arnold, Carole Kennedy,Norma Pryor. TOP ROW: Carl Searles, Larry Hemmerly, Allan Bell, Roger Nelson, Sam Roszman, David Brown, Ronnie Rish, Gary Heckathorn, Robert Pfleider, Bernard Acton, John David Pachet. 77 Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Norma Wolf, Linda Acton, Janet Borkosky, Tari Wolford, Mary Pryor, Mary Brown, Evangeline Weaver, and Barbara Heckathorn. SECOND ROW: Mildred Young, Shirley Sawyer, Carolyn Thomas, Arden Heckathorn, Gary Gregory, Doug DeBolt, Scott Hensel, Ronnie Albert, Bill Carothers, Kenneth Vehrs, Barbara Hemerly and Susie Breski. Mrs. Terry, Advisor Arden Heckathorn, Janet Borkosky, Tari Wolford and Susan Morris. 78 W The Band fl KNEELING: L-R Majorettes--C. Stumpp, C. Jacobs, D. Hensel, P. Arnold, Carolyn Kennedy. SEATED FIRST ROW: S. Carothers, C. Emptage, B.Hemrnerly, C. Thomas, J. Soule, J. Borkosky. SECOND ROW: K. Buckingham, G. Hughes, A. Bell, J. Kennedy, L. Roszman, L. Leeth,G.Gregory, S.Wolford, L. Bear, L. Field, Bryan Borkosky. THIRD ROW: T. Bell, B. Patchet, G. Clawson, R. Wood, Mrs. Rick- enbacher, T. Wolford, and Mary Bryant. The Choir Let music swell the breeze and ring from all the trees sweet freedom's song . . . it l FIRST ROW L-R: M. Vehers, J. Kennedy, A. Bell, P. Pryor, C Jacobs, J. Osborn, D. Hensel, V. Shepherd. SECOND ROW: A Van Scoder, G. Clawson, R. Wood, L. Bear, B. Albert, L. Rosz man and S. Wolford. Librarians FIRST ROW: Ann Bell, Ruth Van Buskirt, and John Osborn. SECOND ROW: Anna Van Scooter. Ron Emptage, Joyce Osborn, Bob Albert, and Mary Ann Pfleider. Student Council FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Pfleider, Gary Gregory, Wanda Hensel, Linda Field, Sandra Cai-others, and Barbara Hemerly. SECOND ROW: Connie Jacobs, Allan Barrett, Gordon Hughes, David Risser, Mike Myles, and Ronnie Rish. 80 Stello Steno Club S SEATED left to right: Mary Swartz, Linda Phipps. Irma Pfleider, Judy Mathews. STANDING: Bert Shearer, Linda Jacobs, Wanda Hensel, Janet Shields, Ruth VanBuskirk, Sandy Carrothers. Mrs. Arthur Rose Community Club Junior Play Mrs. David Young SEATED left to right: Janet Kennedy, Ann Bell, Linda Jacobs, Irma Pfleider, Sandy Carrothers, Janet Shields. TOP ROW: Bert Shearer, Michial Myles, Bill Miller, Ronnie Emptage, John Osborn, Kent Buckingham. Advisor Mr. Neis- wander. Marseilles and I-Iarpster F. F. A. T Morning Class From left to right: SEATED: Gary Gould, Sentinelg Allen Barrett, Treas- urer: Jim Sheaffer, Presidentg Dallas Heckathorn, Secretaryg and Eddie Shumate, Reporter. STANDING: Eugene Egger, Bill Lurnan, Bill Miller, Vice-President, Lester Johns, Delno Hotelling, Larry Day, Tyrus Cramer, Dennis Rhodes, Mike Myles, Recreation Leader, and David Brewer. Afternoon Class From left to right: SEATED: Gary Allen, Basil Hoteluling, Max Cramer and Dan Shields. STANDING: F1-edWhite, Roger Cramer, Bryan Borkosky Graham Couch, Jerry Soule, and David Risser. 82 N ewspaper-Reporters M AUWWYWWWQ s 1 ' vsig li si. YW gdxeuflsxsvyolects ce all Y vw Soleil sie H0511 iwveje ws yank mee oi fx Sofa gclencelf ligyfxgyx, 't , V Q05 n, .N 8 .y Orange Sz Black News UPPER SANDUSKY 1-ual-1 scuool. Mr' White' Advisor . Ke ' A Ytefetxs . CWB s ed H0 or jg V N I hw, egwd . gf' sl Yihexoet What Jack's Really Like By Marianne Pfleider , Assistant principal at Mar- fseilles, Mr. Jack Klletz, has inter- ests on varied subjects. To corre- late this, we shall study his past. He is 'a ,graduate of Cleveland Heights High School and of Bowl- ing Green State Umlvemity. He was' formerly employed at Burton H' School thin xgh , y miles east of Cleveland, whene he was athletic Eirector, director of visual studies, golf instructor and teacher of so- cial studies. He resignedlhis po- sition during the summer of 1959 to accept the superinteudency of our sdiool following Mr. Robert Strahm who is now superintend- ent of the New Bremen High School. n by Ruth x It's ho Van Bvskmf s f 'Wake' mx . 596 Giulia W M 1'Sememec mf11s ri 1 gila ang ,N ee ' X5 ' Q bi uw 10 QW K. 5 'VJ a Su ' S- Jan fn? a - 8 Wonwmwlfv 6' ella' e nom Kemle -I aft -Shlelafam 'ff qgei coiebw we tegolwwe arggoot 11 ' mg Wemg for and - ' , ' YK , tb U1 U1 ?00aaExe5 wi was wtf The g queen- Th' P Xlfuggulf, ated- .9 em' --f-- From left to right, SEATED: Kathy Breski, Joyce Osborn, Mildrid Young, and Ruth VanBuskirk. STANDING: Bert Sheare r, Mary Ann Pfleider, Irma Pfleider, and Sue Breski. 83 Queen and Attendants Her rnajesty's court from L-R5 Caroline Emptage, Darlene Hensel, Janet Kennedy, Patricia Arnold. SEATED: Janet Sheilds- Queen. X I Homecoming ueen Queen Janet, her escorts and attendants. Her escorts are from L-R: Randy Wood, John Osborn, Allen Barrett, Tom Hensel, and Dallas Heckathorn. Varsity Basketball is We . X f 1' 5 I it it C O A C H I ,A E55 G e r a ld Sw ankh o u s e dir K Xx 'wx CO - CA PTAIN Allen Barrett From left to rightg Bob Albert, John Osborn, Gordon Hughes, John Kennedy, Randy Wood, Bryon Borkosky, Tom Hensel, David Ris- ser, Dalas I-leckathorn, Clyde Swavel, and Allen Barrett. Coach-- Mr. Gerald Swankhouse Manageru William Miller 85 Q1 ff gf. XX X K1 L QS' Q L XXX gg is 15 1 .. .K fm A .1 :I : 6 C O - CA P T AI N Dallas He ckathorn 1960-61 Record THEY WE Hopewell-Louden.66 . . 44 Lykens ....... 70 . . 42 Byhalia .. . . .41 . . 31 Mt.Zion.. ...68.. 36 Harpster ...... 43 . . 41 New Reigle .... 46 . . 58 Salem ........ 49 . . 68 Forest ....... 48 . . 59 Homes Liberty . .76 . . 48 La Rue ....... 48 . . 47 Harpster . . . . .60 . . 63 Salem ........ 31 . . 33 Nevada ....... 62 . . 51 New Bloomington .41 . . 40 Tournament Nevada ...... 83 . . 43 I-larpster . . . . 65 . . 45 From left to right: Coach Swank-. house, Ron Heckathorn, Dave Ris- ser, Randy Wood, Bob Albert, Gor- don Hughes, Pearl Derringer Jr., Clyde Swavel, and Manager Bill Miller. Reserve Basketball Varsity Cheerleaders THEY US Hopewell-Louden .... 32 . . .23 Lykens ........... 22 . . 33 Byhalia ....... . . 39 . . 37 Mt.Zion.. ...30..24 Harpster . . . . . .33 . . 25 New Reigle . . . . 23 . . 42 Salem ...... . . 26 . . 47 Forest ....... . . 35 . . 31 Homes Liberty . . . . 64 . . 47 LaRue ...... ...32.. 39 Nevada ..... . . .57 . . 31 LaRue.. ...26..35 Harpster . . . . .13 . . 37 Salem ........ . . .33 . . 52 Nevada ........... 30 . . 47 New Bloomington .... 24 . . 43 ROW ONE: Sue Ken- nedy and Connie Jacobs. ROW TWO: Caroline Emptage, Darlene Hensel, and Linda Jacobs. Jr. l-Ii Basketball From left to right, KNEELING: Sam Roszman and Coach Swankhouse. FIRST ROW: John David Patchett, Ardin Heckathorn, Doug DeBo1t, Allen Bell. and Larry Hemerly. SECOND ROW: Scott Hensel, Gary I-Ieckathorn, Dave Brown, Gary Gregory, and Bob Pfleider. Cheerleaders From left to right: Sue Morris, Sharon Wolford, Sue B1-eski, and Cheryl De- Bolt. 87 Baseball Team aay a R W - fb S f S ' K . mwah, FIRST ROW: Bryan Borkosky, Randy Wood, Bob Albert, Bill Miller, Tom Hen- sel, and Gordon Hughes. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Heckathorn, Junior Derringer, Dal Heckathorn, and Kent Buckingham. Bowling Team FIRST ROW: Kent Buckingham, Jerry Soules, Bill Miller, Lowell Bear, and Ron Emptage. SECOND ROW: Mile Myles, Dan Shields and Randy Wood. 88 r 'z Q 6 The Royal Thirteen F LEFT TO RIGHT: Lloyd Swavel, John Kennedy, Ann V rom Q Bell, Sue Kennedy, Mike Myles, Ron Emptage, Bert Shearer, l L K I1-maPf1eider, Jan Shields, Sandra Carothers, John Osborn, - y Bill Miller, and Kent Buckingham. Z li do H Q X dd NN li! W zz! lg A 05 li- Look Mom! No cavities! V AVZLQL- 0 01,65 K 'L R 'KJ -X 2 - .l 1 ma 1lou1t5euu U. NDC The S Y Said . ?oU1qn,t d 1 ,,,e 1 l eel'd ' ' d To fl d W I ' J l ' 'QOH A. V '- . Onba - . 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XXX: '-:ai ,X :Sk X X XX: -N SSR -X NX in X XFX X .I gp 1- I X: X3 X ss- ' X - A : SN X N 11515 -45 S ' S N 52' Q KR 1 S X5 X511 S' 12511 N . X -2 X X. ,. I f- -:fs A gg: 1 1 We, the Senior Class of Marseilles, 1961, wish t'o dedicate this page to the memory of Kathy Plank. In an unfortunate incident her life was taken from our midst on May 17, 1960. 90 1 Salem Presents 1 Editor, Rodney Richards Layout Supervisor, Jeanette Altvater Advisor, Mr. Walcutt 91 Administration Jack Klietz stant Princ p 1 pm D X C' s 5 flu. S .-6 15- P. 2 Mrs. Tom Schertzer Secretary 92 Mrs. Harriet Hofer M1-, Conrad Walcutt English Speech At Salem ll years Y Mr. Raymond Hamrnan' Social Studies Business Education Physical Education At Salem 3 years Science At Salem 12 years Mr. Harold Greenwald Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett Music Math Science General Business At Salem 8 years Geography 93 At Salem 2 years . Z' -2 E 'X' ' ff wfk I TJ: Z if--95: .fs:. Mrs. Oscar Laudenslager Mrs. Fred Beidelschies Mrs. Harvey Gatchell Absent Mrs. Reuben Schoenberger Bus Drivers Custodian Wayne Weaver Cooks .Quia QQ 'vang X 'ff gf 'Q : ff ' , , -4 I k, V Carl Harr V Raymond Hamrnan .X- Kyle Wisely W 5' e L .D Reuben Schoenberger XNXW w X w' 1-U I 94 ,,,. -? -,i. ,-,., ,-,TLQ -,,,,h ,-,. ,,.1 ?. il. ,il ,-,l il 1..- ,-,l Liji:-' nior :Z-2: Y Yf '-' -,i 1+ E ,f 5 gy- C ass Histor When our class started its long journey through school in 1949, we had 16 members in our class. They were: Harry Shearer, Rodney Rich- ards, Evelyn Koehler, Carol Frank, Jeanette Altvater, Carol Heilman, Joan Dible, John Rowe, Ray Barney, William Davidson, Marion Boutwell, Rick Scheck, Vija Veldre, Robert Dible, Ralph Vogel, and Janice Miller. Mrs. Veith was our teacher. As we returned in September,Kenneth McMillan and Arthur Schertzer joined us. Evelyn Koehler and John Rowe left us. Mrs. Veith was our teacher. The following September as third graders, joining us were Carlton Mittermaier,James Kerr,Melvin Dible,Jeannie Wiley,Lester Johns, and Eddie Lambright. Mrs. McClain was our teacher. In the fourth year of school, Miss Stansberry was our teacher. Join- ing us were John Shaffer and Raymond Burton. We lost Vija Veldre, Eddie Lambright and Ralph Vogel. We entered the fifth grade with Mrs. McClain as our teacher. Later in the year,Mrs.Summit taught us. Joanne Gaultjoined us and also Roger LaWarre. Lester Johns and John Shaffer left us. In our sixth grade,we had seventeen members in our class with Mrs. Ludlow as our teacher. Entering Junior High, we lost Melvin Dible. Mrs. Walton was our class sponsor. In the eighth grade, John Shaffer, Owen Ratliff, Douglas Ratliff, and Tom Williams joined us. Glenn Smith left us. Mrs. I-Iofer was our class sponsor. Now that we have been promoted to high school, we had a total of fourteen members in our freshman class with Mr. Wink as our sponsor. Owen and Douglas Ratliff left us. In our tenth year at Salem,we had fourteenmernbers in our class with Mr. Hamman as our class sponsor. We finally became Juniors with Mrs. Bernard as our sponsor. Entering our twelfth and final year at SHS, we had as our sponsor, Mr. Walcutt. Those that went to school all twelve years at Salem are: Rodney Richards,Jeanette Altvater,Bill Davidson,Marion Boutwell,Rick Scheck, Robert Dible, and Janice Miller. During the year, Carol Walton left us. Thosethat will be graduating with us will be Tom Williams, John Shaffer, Carlton Mittermaier, Kenneth McMillan, and Arthur Schertzer. During the last four years we received our class rings,presentedtwo plays, Antics of Andrew and Old Lady Robins, and we went on our Junior and Senior trips. As we look back over the twelve years that we attended SHS we have had many grand times together and we will always remember the good times during our high school days. 96 , Narne Jeanette Altvater Rodney Richards Robert Dible Rick Scheck Bill Davidson Tom Williams Janice Miller Kenny McMillan John Shaffer Marion Boutwell Carlton Mittermaier Arthur Schertzer Carol Walton Initials Stand For Jazzy Attraction Roaming Romeo Real Dope Real Sneaky Big Daddy Too Willing Jolly Miss Kinda Mu shy Just Speedy Moody B rat Cracked Mechanic Acting Silly Crabby Wife Who's Who Y0u'll Notice Her Laugh His Grades His Shyness Flat Top Blonde Hair Handsome Features Her Dirnples His Driving His Voice His Favorite Saying My Word! Quit That! Darn It! You got it tough! No Kidding! By Ding Dong! Nuts! Oh, Yeah! Aw, come on! What ' s Expressions your excuse ? His Walk His curly hair Her Hair Cuss, Crap, Corruption You don't say Oh, Heck! Would Like To Meet Nixon Lennon Si ste r s Dorothy P rovane Kennedy Ricky N elson Wilt Chamberlin Him Castro A sweet chick Any eli- gible dam e My Wife Sandra Dee Perry Como Annual Staff Always With Rodney With J eanette Qui et At Carey Sleepy Playing Basketball Flirting Joking Complain- ing Goofing Off Fixing Something In Q' trouble' ' Cracking Crum 0- Ambition Teacher Teacher ? ? ? '? ? ? '? .Executive Engineer Get Married Secretary Horse Around Marines Jockey Mechanic ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Housewife gil 1 5 .. Q I S ti' e , A , if 4' 1 A A K '17 A i , . n 1 Y 1 ,... . f . , is 'L w 5-1,5 N-2' S-fsg t, 7 r . . aug ' ' 'Z ,, - 25 - lr: , ,-'SQQELQ T 'L 4 ' A 5' : ' f as ' W ., L, .. f . ,L wi ze V511 11211: ' ., ., T 14: ' f 2' Q-Q,,.,gl,q7 L, f sf Y, A ,. ' 5 K -X ,J :JA '35, ff, 7' Q-A . ' if a ' M. 1 .f - 2-af as :Z ,. - 3 gf sftg gigr sf? Q X ' as 'ji at Y' J so Q is W, 1 a k 5 as x 4 lx I f ' ' iw ,,.. -- F x' : Nw' -. KT . ff. i. 3 Q . 1 Q' ' C Y if ffl: - -:',v if ' - '- EF 1, .:- -sf, 1. ,. ,, . Junior Class Pla The Antics of Andrew CAST Ebenezer .... Andrew's Darky Cook . ....,.. John Shaffer Andrew Browne .A senior in Cameron College .... Rick Scheck Jacques ..... His French Butler and Valet. . . Tom Williams Willie Waldo . . His Pal ................. Bill Davidson Harold Hadley . Another Pal ........ . . Marion Boutwell Althea Thorne . Miss Prunella's Niece . . .... Carol Walton Betty Boynton . .Willie's Sweetheart ......... Janice Miller Dean Socrates Boynton . .............., Rodney Richards Dean of Cameron College Isaac Zimmerman ................ Carlton Mittermaier Andrew's Millionaire Uncle From New Zealand Miss Prunella Thorne ..........,..... Jeanette Altvater A Maiden lady in,love with the dean O'Flarity ........................ Arthur Schertzer A Detective From Headquarters Royle ...... His Shadow ...,........... Robert Dible Reverend Doolittle ................. Kenneth McMillan A man of Mystery 98 ggrlsx ggi fWf's F5 34-iffqwf A Senior Class Play Nana .... Tiffie ...... Bert Robbins . . . Alec Robbins . . Doris Robbins . . . Elmer Pollock . . Steve Hickey .... Will Kirkland . . . George Van Dusen Johnny Kugler .... Mr. Holbein .... Jess Kern .... Morgan Boot . . . Old Lady Robbins CAST . . Annie Robbins ...... . . .Jane Robbins ....... . . .Neighborhood Physician. . .Boy of 14 ........ 4. . . . Girl of 18 ........ . . .Witty Republican . . . . .Alec's Boyfriend . . A Flame of Nana's . . . . A Flame of Nana's. .. . .Doris's Boyfriend . . . . Paper Hanger ........ . .Neighborhood Undertaker . . . . Doris's Boyfriend ..... . 99 . Jeanette Altvater . . . Janice Miller Tom Williams Marion Boutwell . . . . Carol Walton Kenny McMillan .... . .Rick Scheck Rodney Richards .Carlton Mitterrnaier . . Bill Davidson . . .John Shaffer Arthur Schertzer . . Robert Dible J' ,T N x Q P X 'K m sf Q i. 'li' . ,Hwnk 'uf ffgglia K X .,. N is u 1 I , AZ, E ' - -u ' ? Cfdrid Q6 +- ,, , -, : +i i W 4 , S3255 52535 4 Fig -J S' I S E-iq 5 Lfeffu EEEEEEEEE 5E. i :5:'-'Q ' SE 5 is ' E l i Juniors Donna Minerva Judy Mary Jo Ann Rose Orians Martinez Scheck Schertzer Rowe Shaffer Evelyn Carol Carol Linda Carol Barbara Koehler Best Pence Swartz Miller Critchet 'ixr ' VX Hx ,. as .Wx o , M at o t L. Y it Raymond Kenny Denny .Tame s Josephine Moses Riedlinger Mewhorter Kerr Gallegos President. J. Rowe Vice President, D. Orians Secretary, C. Miller Treasurer, M. Martinez Advisor, Mrs. Burnett , 102 Sophomores Bob Donna Allen Charlene Dennis Williams Passet Dible Gottfried Kimmel Helen Francis Carolyn Larry Shirley Thiel Weaver Gatchell Beidelschies Davidson in .Rf-,if y, -1, i. '..1., -A r, -L lffpvn Bill Sharon Dwight Schoenbe rger Sanderson Myers President,A.Dib1e,Secretary, D. Kimmel, Vice Presi dent, L. Beidelschies, Treasurer, D. Myers, Advisor Mr. Hamman. 103 Freshmen 1 I 1 . if Gloria Tom Olive Mike Sharon Gottfried Nordyke Wilburn Savidge Miller Dgrgthy Jim Marilyn Shumaker Robertson Boutwell - 104 Mike Sue Orians Henlm an President, S. Dible Vice President, S. Heilman Secretary, M. Savidge Treasurer, O. Wilburn Advisor, Mrs. Hofer Eighth ,lk A W S35 V2 -Q3 u. 2 Q ' fi'- SI- as Q Sue Terry Linda Steve Orians Nordyke Rowe Miller Danny Sue Paul Sharon Schertzer Mewhorter Miller Karg Q 455-'W , Pam Tom Joe Kenrl Sth Schoenberger Gottfried Gallegos Kerr President, S. Miller V. President, L. Rowe Secretary, S. Orians Treasurer, S. Mewhorter Advisor, Mr. Greenwald 105 Mary Weaver Daryle Dible Janet Miller Seventh Junior Yvonne Bob Sue Lynn John Richardson Orians Sweigard Scheck Gottfried Smalley an LJ! Elaine Sue Gary Sharon Danny Becky Harryman Kerr Dible Robertson Karg Nordyke Dennis Barbara Steven Jim Sharon Martin C ritchet Dible Gottfried Heilm an William s Still President, Y. Orians Vice President, L. Gottfried Secretary, J. Heilman Treasurer, D. Karg Advisor, Mr. Greenwald Mary Rus sell 106 cfiuified Mrs. Burne-tt's Algebra Class Mrs. Hofer's Sophomore English Class Watch it , John. Must have been funny! What's the answer? Typing I hard at work. paper Wads, Kenny? Working hard, kids? Glee Clubs TOP ROW: C. Gatchell, D. Passet, C. Gottfried, S. Davidson, J. Altvater, H. Thiel, G. Gottfried, M. Boutwell, C. Pence, O. Wilburn. MIDDLE ROW: S. Heilrnan,R. Shaffer,J. Rowe, I... Swartz, B. Crichet, D. Shurnaker, E. Koehler, C. Best, J. Miller, C. Walton. BOTTOM ROW: M. Schertzer, D. Orians, J. Gallegos, M. Martinez, C. Miller, J. Scheck, S. Miller, S. Dible. TOP ROW: D. Kimmel, L. Beidelschies, F. Weaver, B. Schoenberger, B Davidson, A. Dible, R. Scheck, J. Shaffer. BOTTOM ROW: M. Savidge, R Richards, J. Kerr, R. Moses, K. McMillan, C. Mittermaier, M. 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C 1' Senior Band Members Rick Scheck Rodney Richards Bill Davidson Kenneth McMillan 6 years 7 years 6 years 6 years Carol Walton Jeanette Altvater Band Queen, Judy Scheck 6 years 7 years Attendants, Barbara Critchet, Janice Miller 112 Newspaper Staff SEATED: Jeanette Altvater, Janice Miller, Rodney Richards. STANDING: Minerva Martinez, Linda Swartz, Torn Williams, Rick Scheck, Carol Wal- ton, Judy Scheck. Librarians SEATED: Linda Swartz, Michael Savidge. STANDING: Dennis Kimmel, Raymond Moses, Mary Schertzer, Rodney Richards, Allen Dible, JoAnn Rowe. H3 September 7. Back to the old grindstone again. 14. Vacation already. County Fair 15. 16. One-half days. County Fair 20. Baseball season opens at Nevada. 21. Individual Pictures, Senior Pictures taken. Look Pretty! October 6. Teachers O.E.A. 21. Last day of first six weeks. 24. Juniors ordered class rings. 25. Senior Assembly--Ordered Senior Pictures. 26. Grade Cards. WE'RE OFF TO A GOOD START! 27. IQ Tests. 'Brilliant Students '? ? ? 28. Tables were turned. Only the teachers had school today. 31. Going, Going, Senior Play Tickets, GONE! November 3. Senior Play Dress Rehersal--Look at those knees shake! 4, SENIOR PLAY--Went over with a big bang. Party afterwards at Camp' Trinity. Who burned the hamburgers ? ? 5. Music Booster Dance. Who was Mr. Greenwald dancing with? ? ? 10. Three seniors went to Upper to pick out robes and invitations. 11. Jr. High Cheerleaders picked. 14. Pep Meeting--look at all that Pep! 15 Basketball season opens at New Riegel. 16 21 22 24 28 Double victory for first time in two years. Hunting Season Opened. Basketball players got out for hunting. FFA Boys had pictures taken. Senior Pictures arrived. WOW! 25. No School--Thanksgiving Vacation. FFA Meeting 29 What's wrong Torn, can't you swing a demerit in music? December l. Jr. High beat Melmore, Senior Assembly 2. Last day of six weeks. 3. Carol Best, what were you doing in the boys' basement? 7. Grade Cards--Still doing fine? '? 8. Every Pupil Tests 15. Senior O.S.E.S. Tests all afternoon. Chorus went Christmas Caroling. 19. 21. No School--Bad Weather. 22. Mr. Wisely, why was your bus stuck four times this morning? Christmas Program January 2. Back to school. 3. Thanks to Mr.Wa1cutt, we now have shuffleboard. 23. 6. 9. Seniors ordered announcements. What's wrong girls, can't you and Mr. Greenwald get along together in music? 17.-19. Half Year Exams. 20. Last day of the semester. 21. Basketball with New Reigel here. Good work boys. 26. Activity Pictures taken. 30. Raymond, why aren't you playing basketball this week? 31. Alley Kittens beat the Alley Cats. February 7. Junior Class Rings came. 9. Lynn Gottfried won the Jr. High foul shooting contest. 15. Salem vs. Carey tournament at Wharton. 16. Mrs. Hofer was absent from school. 21. Salem vs. Nevada tournament at Whar Wharton. 24. Mrs. I-Iofer lost her gradebook. March 6. The Senior BEATS helped take down the bleachers. 10. Eighth grade Ohio History Program. 14. O.S.E.S. results back for Seniors. 17. Career Day 20. Science Fair--Salem 23. Science Fair--Upper--Good Work. 31. No School--Good Friday April 3. No School--Easter Vacation 12. Athletic Banquet--Congratulations on the fine work. 14. Vocal Festival at Willard. 18. Senior Steak Supper at Silver Spur. Thanks Pete and Ginny. 20. Fire Safety Assembly 21. Music Department Dance. 28. Spring Concert May 5. Junior Play--Fine Job Kids 6. Alumni Dinner 12. Band Festival--Upper 13. Upper Relays Eleven days of school left. 19. Junior-Senior Prom 21. Music Festival--Upper 22. Senior Trip 28. Baccalaureate 29. Commencement Today we bid our last good-byes to the teachers as we join the ranks of alumni .rf .fdfkfeficd 115 . ...lf Baseball TOP ROW: B. Williams, J. Shaffer, T. Williams, C. Mittermaier, R. Scheck, J Kerr. BOTTOM ROW: M. Boutwell, D. Myers, M. Orians, A. Dible. 0 1 af' Team Leadership Batting Average: Jahn Shaffer'--.500 Most Hits: John Shaffer--8 Runs Batted In: John Shaffer--9 , Base On Balls: Tom Williams--7 Salem Baseball Team We Nevada 6 Harpster 8 Marseilles 5' Harpster 5 Nevada 4 Marseilles 9 They 24 19 14 14 45 10 Varsity New Riegel New Bloomington Holmes Liberty Marseilles Vanlue Nevada Harpster Carey Varsity Scores e They 58 47 Wharton 55 56 Marseilles 42 52 New Riegel 49 68 Nevada 46 48 Holmes Liberty 3 81 Harpster 57 65 Lykens Tournament 55 80 .... Nevada E 37 31 54 63 64 65 56 52 They 78 -33 42 82 84 55 82 73 Individual Varsity Rick Scheck Bill Davidson Field Goals--66 Field Goals--41 Free Throws--21 Free Throws--37 Ave. Pts. per Game--9.5 Ave. Pts. per Game--7,9 Raymond Moses Allen Dible Field Goals--69 Field Goals--88 Free Throws--19 Free Throws--37 Ave. Pts. per Game--11 Ave. Pts. per Game--14.3 Team Leader in Pts. and F.G. '70 Tom Williams Field Goals--45 Free Throws--44 Ave. Pts. per Game--8.2 Team Leader in Free Throw 'Zn Larry Beidelschies Field Goals--22 Free Throws--7 Ave. Pts. Der Game--3.9 118 l Reserve New Riegel New Bloomington Holmes Liberty Marseilles Vanlue Nevada Harpster We 30 41 30 26 28 Z3 38 J Reserve Scores They We . . 25 Wharton 22 . . 38 Marseilles . . 43 New Riegel . . 45 Nevada . . 61 Holmes Liberty . . 38 Harpster . . 31 Lykens unior High They 38 . .52 . .42 . .50 . .53 . .37 . .38 HQ Varsity Cheerleaders Donna Passet, Sophomoreg Minerva Martinez, Juniorg Juiiy Scheck, Juniorg Jo Arm Rowe, Juniorg Linda Swartz, Junior. Junior High Cheerleaders Sue Mewhorter, Eighth Grade, Barbara Dible, Seventh Gradeg Yvonne Orians Seventh Gradeg Sue Scheck, Seventh Grade. 120 S - ,S , an ,-3 XI' I ' -- . 5.2 3 if SWE V Wk f EQ Q gf, f? 35 N 25? . if emily ,ash i ' , Eff Sf A gf fx . E' . lug ix fa' MQ 4 if 5 is .F - 4? 5 LQ 3 1 Q, gg. w 'E 2 S- ak ,L If N if ffm i., : , in 'Q 5 5? , ,V he m, , f fi ii pw R' 45 is- T f ..-I ik Q Mai II Q --mv. .9 W E- S ,Q .5 wg Q -:fy .W 53.5 A . K, 313 af 5255? is Q, 'ak 5 '- sim 'ff W 3 5 ' ' Q if ' PRESENTING UPPER SANDUSKY By thy Trustful, Calm endeavor , Guiding, Cheering, Like the sun . . --Johnson For this, your guidance, Mr. Yoder, we proudly present to you our section Dedication the 1961 Indian Village 124 s E 3 1 TI . 1 fl , 1 Q: sl al . ' 1 Q 3. X U N 'fs 35. Q X? 4' f ir. X . PQ w e 5. ss - ' 3-Q 5 Mi. 4, f SNS-1' 53' I X 5232 4: . 1 5, f fi' :fig as Q ,, .5 .. , 3 f . ia ? I was . m ' 'Z Y Lu. ' Q I t 1111 - WX. fl 1 x . ?' A ,MFA-A , 4 A , ., K , V A X ig if aff e M. - f 4 -- f we .Q M v f fl - g M- was L, 'fa xfy-, ,k.k,,,. ,R. .,,4g,,,,N4 r if fw 4 ' 2 I f f - .fax 'Wi . ,, ,,., X A Q .Qty P A , , x ,.,?.ik fx, X Suki , R- L S' -1+ xi' -:S ew Sy: 1-5 A iam, ,fn nw Q 3 2 3 , :S is . ix Z LK 3 f i 9 V ,i ii A QQ A. , A xr A A . .H,,,PfX5,M u,k, ,X ,i Q. K Lmapigw - M f ig W ' Eggmfgffi mf -,Midff Ax , .. fig ,pg ug A Wh ' ' I. .,., f- I K es, L ,gg .5!,,mS,,,:E. :H u f gf, ., M ' .,. if 2 Q 'el' '1 : ll : 5fSgf,g :1xgg5 1 Q , wana ' ' ,' ' Us jim J 92113 Q A 1 . ,sf k -- w- A A. ffl 3. Q Q SE. + Superintendent Eugene Bennett's Message The most important accomplishments that happened to you this year have not been in- cluded in this annual. These unphotographed achievements include: your full understanding of and dedication as a citizen to your democracyg and development of a sympathetic understanding of the other human beings who make up our world, a knowledge of their problems, their strides forward and enrichment of your life through art, literature and music. Strengthened moral attitudes, concepts of right, fairness, and justice have also been im- possible to pose for the camera. Your teachers have no pride greater than in knowing these most important of all values exist. have been nurtured during the year and will endure through you. These Gentlemen To the graduates of l96l:. lnaworld of unrest and rapid technological advance, a good education is of the utmost importance. Every student mustbe prepared to meet the challenge of tomorrow. It is my wish foreach of you thatyour days at Upper Sandusky High School will be but the beginning of your quest for knowledge and understanding, for the individual who is well educated is always in search of further enlightenment. Best wishes to all of you. May your future accomplishments reflect credit on you and your high school. Sincerely, Paul Groth, Principal Direct Our Courses. 127 RUSSELL WO LFE Mr. Wolfe has the difficult task of guiding the men into the fields of their interest and best ability. In addition, he must maintain ex: cuses, a job that seems never-ending. We ap- preciate the work he has done throughout the year. These People Assist with MARGARET WITZEL Mrs. Witzel provides a kind, listening ear for all our excuses--specious or not. Her guid'- ance is also helpful when we have problems about our present or future. We extend our thanks for her diligence. 128 GRACE SLEMMER Miss Slemmer and Mrs. Her- ring, secretaries to our adminis- trators, also givemuchassist- ance to students. They hear our problems, laugh at our jokes, and we enjoy having them in our school. the Necessary Details. 9 BETTY HERRING SEATED: DavidNeeds, Harold Mason, Karl Gerber. STANDING: Morris Kuenzli, Wayne Myers These men take time out from their daily work to provide a silent, guiding hand to the school system. One of their main tasks this year was the effecting of the school merger. We appreciate greatly their excellent work and perseverance. 129 Katherine Augspurger Bluffton Col - lege, A.B., Ohio State Univ. Masters. 7th 8: 8th Grade Math. Hi-Teens, De- bate Club, Coin Club. Darrell Courtney Bowling Green State Univ.. B.S.. M.Ed. Hi story, Ath - letic Coach. Ernestine Borton Bowling Green State Unive 1-sity, B .S. Stenography Edgar Fisher Muskingum College, A.B. Phys. Ed., Driver Ed., Asst. Foot- ball Coach, Varsity Bas- ketball Coach. Mrytle Bidwell Heidelberg, A.B. 7th Grade Social Studies, 7th 8: 8th Grade English, Assistant Hi- Teens Advisor. John Borton Ohio State Univ., B .S. Agriculture, F.F.A. ur Teachers Carefull Frederic Criner University of Toledo, A.B. Latin I and II, English' II, English Comp., Orange Br Black Annual Proof Re ade r, Sophomore Class Adviser. 130 Frederick Fleeman Antioch Col- lege, A.B. Algebra ll, Chemistry, Solid Geom- etry, Trigo- nometry, Jun- ior Class Adviser. Tony Guzzo Duquesne Unive r sity, B .S. Typing I 8: II. Ray Gottfried Bowling Green University, B .S. Industrial Arts, 7th Grade Math, Hi-Y Advisor. Verna Greenwald Kent State Univ., B.S.Ed 7th Grade Science. Guide and Lead Us. Marilyn Hert Otterbein Col- lege, B.S. Speech, Eng- lish, Home Ec.. Play Di- rector, Annual Adviser. Charle s Jordon Bradley Uni- versity, B.S. Industrial Arts, Hi -Y Co -Sponsor, Freshman Class Sponsor. Lucy Hetzel Heidelberg College, J.B. Ohio State Univ., M.A. 7th Grade Language Arts. Frederick Koenig He idelbe rg College, A.B Tiffin Univ., B .S .C . General Busi ness, Book- keeping. Law Economics, Typing II, Audio -Visual Ed. Charles Hood Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, B .S. Ohio State Univ., M.S. Science, Biol- ogy, Gradua- tion Sponsor. Dean McCutchen Ohio Northe rn Univ., B.S. Indiana Univ., M.S. 8: Ed. Geometry, Algebra., Gen. Math., 7th Gr. Arith., Ath- letic Co- Ordinator. Dorthy Parsell Heidelberg College, A.B. English II, Practical English, F.T.A. Richard Lab Findlay College, B.S. 8th Grade American History, Orange 8: Black, Adviser Jr. High, Basketball Coach. Ellen Matteson Ohio Northern, A.B., Western Reserve Univ. School Li- brarian. Richard Naher Ohio State Univ., B .S. 8th Grade Math, World Hist., Social Development, Gov.-Soc., Reserve Bas- ketball Coach. Mary Ann Roof Ohio State Univ., B .S. Home Eco- 132 nomics, F.H.A. They Check Our Evelyn Neumeister Asbury Col- lege, A.B. Ohio State Unive rsity, M.A. 8th Grade Language Arts Daily Progress Kathe rine Tucke r Denison Univ., B.M. Spanish, I,II,lII. Ruth Spies Northw-e ste rn Univ., B .M. Mixed Chorus, Senior Choir, English II, Jr. High Vocal, English I, Dra matics Director. Margaret Witzel Bowling Green. Health, Phys. Ed., Dean of Girls, Girls' Sports. James Schoenberger Ohio State Univ. , B.S. and A.M. 7th Grade Sci- ence, Gen. Sci- ence, Physics., Science Club, P.A. System. Jack Wilson Ohio State Univ., B .S. Jr. Hi Social Studies, Foot ball Coach, Varsity U. 133 Joyce Sutton Ohio State University, B.F.A. 8: B.S High School Art, Junior Prom Adviser Cheerleader Adviser. August Yoder Bluffton Col- lege, B.S.M. Cadet Band, Dance Band, Senior Band, Pep Band, Instrumental Music. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. They Mrs. Denman Our head cafeteria man- ager has the responsibility of planning and purchasing for our high schools and grade schools. E kk 3545 1 if all H S -9 , ,:, . 3 5 p Dietitians Young, Mrs. Robey. Receive Little Glory, Our cooks, under the supervision of Mrs. Den- man, prepare daily meals for our studentsf We appreciate the nourishing meals that enable us to withstand the rush of the day's studies and activities. These ladies also perform valuable services when special occasions arise in connec- tion with school activities. - ' 134 Custodians Mr. Kotterman, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Cox, Mr. Swartz. Our four janitors keep the halls of U.S.H.S. clean and shining. We also call on them to perform such odd jobs as replacing light bulbs, unlocking doors, setting up chairs, and even acting as assistant deputy sheriffs. Bus Drivers Mr. Gottfried, Mr. Courtad, Mr. Horn, Mr. Smith, Mr. Feeley, Mr. Ulrich, Mr. Mohre, Mr. Swartz, Mr. Norris, Mr. Sandridge. Our bus drivers have the responsibility of seeing that we arrive at school and re- turn home safely after a busy day. ' but Are Indispensable 17? John Curlis Betty Diebert Amy Diller James Evans Mark Everett David Garner Olive Gatchell Albert George Dwight Gibson James Green Peggy Culver Mary Feeley Celia Harmon Charles Hawkins Kathy Herald Judy Hines Clinton Jaquet Connie Karg Rebecca Hooper Donald Karg Joyce Kail Shirley Beamer Marvin Bennett Maria Bianchi Christine Bower William Bringman Shirley Brown Susan Brown Richard Carroll Roberta Cattran Lois Colwell The Juniors Look Forward Louis Benedict Cecil Caskey Roger Castanien Phillip Cook Mary Ann Creger Wayne Dickason Jeanne Evans Gladys Foreman Louis Foreman Fred Gillen Virginia Hauer Jill Hendricks Jim Hoy Jackie Kuenzli 136 Not shown: Elaine Mattix Phyllis Merwine Jim Myers Marcia Myers Rose Marie Nimeshern Susan Overmyer Gary Ratliff Sharon Rice Mike Schoenberger Steve Slemrner Jim Sparks Sue Strasser Pat Swartz Jack Tooman Mary Ulrich Norman Kemerley Janis Kiehl Donald Kiess Sandra Kilgore Karen Koehler Teri Kraus Sandra Larick David Lear Drucilla Leightey Linda Leightey to Their Last Glorious Year Rachel Steiner Richard Summit Franklin Ulrich Clayton Vaughn Dudley Van Buskirk Phyllis Voorheis Ruthann Warfel Jim Weaver Judy Wisner Emily Young 137 Anita Long Michael McConnell Richard McMinn Mary Mason John Miller Glenn Mohre Betty Moore Dennis Mundy Betty Newell Diana Pfeifer Daniel Rall Barbara Richardson June Roberts Diane Robertson Linda Shuherk Larry Smith Shirley Smith Stella Smith rx Pat Church Janet Conn Darlene Courtad Kenneth Davis Connie Day Pat Denny Jerry Dillion Sue Evans Connie Frank Douglas Frisch Sue Gerber Sharon Getz Barbara Gier James Grafmiller John Grafrniller Judy Guthrie Bonnie Hamlin Ray Harriman ne' r Roleen Bay Irene Benedict Jack Bianchi Michael Bolish Terry Bookrnyer Diane Brickner Richard Brott Diana Brown Jeannette Burns Jerry Case The Sophomores Have Reached J Ml 525 - - +1 ev 'E 2 S X i ': H ROW 1: Ann Harman, Mary Harmon, Karen Huffman, Rita Karg, Gary Kin, Bonnie Kiess,Kathy Krebs. ROW 2: Geraldine Lear, Norma Long, Rosann Logsdon, Allen Martig, Karla Martin, Pat Martin, Penny Miller. tr fig., - ie 4-Q 5' -r ff ,- Fi , Q, ,. gig M... .H . 6 3, . yr ,..-.. . ROW l: Jim Morris, Allen Oates, Carla Ober, Douglas Owens. Charles Penwell Harriet Rall,Helen Rall. ROW 2: Elizabeth Radwick, Joyce Ratliff, John Reed, Judy Rhoden, Otis Rigney, Murrell Riley, Richard Ritter. . if .2 . ,, 'fi : fly . . tfnyr, 51 1:.a,-- ' f 'K if af. it F 't . , .Q 3 ? .. , . JJ,l. s iys . . ,l: ,., 1 , giyy M E ' ca . N X . .. 3-ei V . ,S .rw ar L 4' Isl J , .. 1.15.5 'Tis J P . . X 1 the Half-way Mark. C. T. G. G. J. M. L. S. G. W. P. C. J. R. T. F. R. J. Barth Cleveland Cornish Frisch Fritchie Gillespie Harmon Heck Kemerley Koehler Kolhoff Lear Penwell Smith Smith Swartz Witz el Zumkehr Carolyn Fulk Sharon Williams John Witz el Robert Wolfe m 'Z tx E ,as X is X 'N f Z t N .4 K 32 fp- 3 YA in -' . ii -r 1 Donna Robertson Diane Ross John Roth Donna Schoenberger Sandra Shirernan Bradley Slemmer Monte Southward Kenneth Starling Mike Strasser Rita Stiefel Rose Ann Thiel Bob Tilton Ladeen Thomas Barbara Ulrich Kathleen Vaughn Sharon Walton Gary Ward Jim Weaver Ed Grove U y y Darvan . R A Slchoenberger gang gy Zi, Michael Wolfe 4. Joanne Young J Sandra 1 Zimmerman - . A f X l f' , l39 time Q2 .Q n i he in S, f 1. pal. K., ' 5 f. 3 ve ,an 'YE' 1 1 X Qfx R 1 N lx ia rs? ts f S' 5 , 5 2,1153 Sharon Brown Ronald Clark Ronald Corfman Flora Cornish Addie Crum LaVerne Dillon Susan Drew Sandra Fleck James Fox Elizabeth Gerber Gary Goodman Sharon Gottfried Susan Gottfried Richard Grafrniller Patricia Hall Robert I-Iollenshead Rebecca Hathaway Kathryn Henry fi 3 Row 1: Judy Archer, David Arter, Dwight, Altvater, Dan Baldwin,Char1es Bartholomew. r?:A.. rj Q s i is Q E L ' rf 'Amis-fi Q ggi 11 ' ,r ab K ASQ! Ni ROW Z: James Beidelschies, Barbara Bils, Virginia Book, Donald Boucher,Steve Bowman. The Freshmen Have ROW 1: Tom I-Iickinbotham, Tom Hildebrand, Daniel Hooper, Sue Householder, Marie Iles, Sue Jordan, Cheryl Kail, Esther Keller. ROW 2: Rita Kolarik, Judy Kuenzli,Mari1yn Lawrence, Mary Lear, Patricia Lear, Richard Landversicht, Bob Liles, Michele Martin. l 1 140 ROW l:John McCord,Bernard Mi1ler,David Miller,Raymond Mitchell, Virginia Myers, Thomas Niederkohr, Reva Niederkohr, Cynthia Nye. ROW 2: Linda Oney, James Packer, Charles Pen well, Karen Penwell, Gloria Phillips, Stephany Preble, Albert Rall, Patricia Rall. Not shown: M. Barrett M. Benton J. Bolton B. Borton S. Bower M Burton L. Clark R. Culver J. Kolhoff R. Kraus D. Lawrence D. Markley M McMinn D. Miller F. Penwell J. Penwell M. Rice B, Mem Many Studies Ahead L. Shearer J. S1 D- Ed wauon N. Spitler Rosemary R. Spiegel Warnement D. Sr b Y R Vifts ery Barbara win S. Voorheis P. Wentling E. Landversicht D. Newell James Thomas Janice Williams Patricia Wolfrum Robert Yeater Janet Zischkau Darrel Rhoden Hugh Robinson Sydne Rome Gary Sandridge Joe Shull David E. Smith Connie Snyder Nelson Spitler Richard Stalter Rosemary Stalter Janey Stephan Albert Stoneburner Nelson Summit Fred Swartz Linda Swartz James Taylor Stephen Tesmer Ed Ulrich Eighth Grade Girls ROW ONE: J. Hull: N. Roszman: C. Swartz: J. Ward: C. Walton: D. Feeley: S. Miller: L. Mc- Dannelg D.. Brinson: ROW TWO: L. Hastings: D. Rossel: S. Courtad: J. Lee: R. Stiefel: K. Dau1t0n:M.Bartho1omew:J. Eblin: J. Lanker: L. Forman: B. Ritterspach: S. Kuenzl: M. Groth: K. Moore: S. Kummerer: ROW THREE: L. Fuller: K. Ellis: P. Clingman: C. Denny: K. Stans- bery: S. Sams: S. Young: G. Swinehart: R. Sweigard: S. Rife: M. Koehler: K. Smith: L. Carey: S. Nutter: J. Miller: ROW FOUR: C. Clingman: K. Ritterspach: B. Swerlein: C. McClain: M. Neel: J. Landversicht: K. Rossel: R. Hare: R. Ulrich: C. Rice: L. Ross: J. Schnepp: S. Bower- sox: J. I-Iotelling. We Shall Eighth Grade Boys ROW ONE: D. Hamlin: J. Mouser: T. Slemmer: D. Myers: E. Daniels: T. Stansbery: R. Miller: J. Harmon: R. Zimmerman: R. Booth: E. Fox: D. Hoopes: R. Evans: T. Book: R. Walton: A. Stephan: D. Leightey: D.Hab1itze1. ROW TWO2 D. Beard: G. Comer: T. Walton: T. Santschi: D.Lambrite:J. Hickinbotham: T. Benner: J. Myers: K. Lane: R. Pool: J. Eleyg R. Kleinlein: L. Larick: J. Steiner: T. Kiess: J. Roth: R. Blair: D. Chance. ROW THREE: M. Book: B. Robin- son: M. Harmon: M. Young: C. Davis: A. Criner: T. Iles: D. Powell: J. Ulrich: R. Kuenzli: M. Klein: C. Bowen: R. Lee: W. Phillips: J. Troup: O. Forman: J. Karg: ROW FOUR: B. Van Buskirk: G. Schoenberger: M. Hutchinson: B. Richardson: J. Corfman: R. Swartz: W. Wood: L. Westerman: R. Kirchner: G. Young: J. Timmons: L. Cattran: D. Bowling: F. Barth: F. Baldufp C. Gatchell: R. Bame: W. Blankenship. 142 l Seventh Grade Girls ROW ONE--D.Stansbery, L. Edwards, S. Wells, B. Hamman, E. Smith, J. Case, R. Bowling, B. Halbedel, J. Getz, C. Armstrong, C. Bidwell, K. Westerman, B. Bohlen, M. Hoover. ROW TWO--S. Nickless, J. Smith, S. Smith, K. Richardson, R. Jevas, J. Blair, N. Baldwin, Sue Til- ton,J. Swartz, M. Coates, B. Gerber, J. Ratliff. J. Blair. ROW THREE--D. Daniels, S. Smith, C. Hannibal, N. Hare, P. Swartz, L. Nye, L. Knepper, M. Householder, R. Rome, I. Swartz, S. Cari-oll,M.Rhoden, C. Feeley. ROW FOUR--J. Clark, P. Barth, N. Heck, P. Snyder, D. Sher- man. J.Burton, S. Bolyard, E. Pfeifer, M. Zimmerman, M. Williams, C. Bower, L. Swihart, D. Shambaugh, K. Osborn. Catch Up Soon. Seventh Grade Boys ROW ONE--T. Baker, E. Caskey, V. Brinson, J. Groth, S. Courtad. D. Robertson, M. Shilling, T.Hamman, D. Leightey, T. Everett, T. Nutter. ROW TWO--R. Kuenzli, E. Clinger, E. Rosz- man,R.Bardon, T. Mitchell, M. Ekleberry, J. Kotterman, D. Kelly, R. Nutter, L. Ratliff. ROW THREE--R. Wilson, M. Pfeifer, V. Wright, J. Smith, S. Cheney, J. Bower, J. Martin, J. Rine- hart, E. Chevalier, J. Taylor, J. King, D. Mohre. ROW FOUR--R. Miller, T. Needs, R. Van Scoit, J. Newman, S. Robey, B. Ratliff, T. McClain, R. Hecker, M. McKee, R. Smith, T. Eip- pert, W. Snyder. 143 '1if5f21f2w- ff . g Y izgififf 5. f M Q ' 1 I ' 1 . , gr . f - 1 A. ' I 5 , 5 . 1 4 V i I ' .1 ... -M . . I .4 ?,i1',Yf.Q I ' 'st J, . M. E, Ig gl I 4 , em '21 ri 'E , , im -A ., EQ 1 wif L-Q 'S 54' 1 . 2 f -:Eg I- a age .f sf- ,L A ' ,f Eff Li Q kg I fi - I. I ,,,, in - H v I sv .F X Wim, J f :Mil if , 4 . 1 ffl 4 WS... 'P I -'i 7 A gf ff 4' 6 2+ 13:1 Alaiyy I ACTIVITIES I Inq QSQPQL I i gk Q84 7' wr ' 2, .54 Y . V15 1 wg TLS' IQ? iw' Y 6 Life at Upper High N is more than a clas sroom schedule . 43, 1 Q35 Q 4 gf-vf' - Swfmfj 4 iF'f3 . Q -ve! E I S 0 .M A, is V f' W' ' r '2 gig, uw 5 vi.-A 3..,,.'. This Is Our Hub. -f QW Student Council ROW 12 E- Emicki P- R'-U'1Y0f1f J. Needs. J. Thiel. M1-.Pau1Gr0rh. Row 2. M. snyder, J. Lawrence. B. Swartz. J. Kuenzli, S. Strasser, R. Hooper. S. Courtad, B. Gerber. ROW 3: G Mohre. D. Kiess. D. Carroll, E. Chadwick. D. Frisch. J. McCord, L. Horne, G, Love,-ich, The student body of U.S.H.S. was well represented in the Student Council with Mr. Paul II-ll. froth. Principal. as its Director. This group has done much for the benefit of Upper lg . Scholarship Medal Winners ROW 1: M. Iles, S. Getz, M. Harmon, A. Harman, S. Strasser, P.Ha11, L. Oney, M. Myers ROW 2: B. Logsdon, N. Sebenoler, C. Day, R. Kolarik, S. McWilliams, C. Osborn. P. Markley J. Borton, B. Borton. ROW 3: J. Needs. R. Goodman, J. McCord, D. Vogel, W. Robinson, C Bartholomew, L. Caldwell, D. Pfeifer, R. Cattran. R. Steiner, R. Hamrnan, J. Bolton, D. Rho- den. R. Witzel, L.Di11i0n, C. Jacqueth. These are the students who have won at least two scholarship medals. To earn these awards, they must have a 3.4 average or better. We of Upper High are proud of these stu- dents who are making a success of their high school careers. 146 Tri-Masque ROW l: Miss Ruth Spies, J. Wisner, P. Runyon, B. Bringham. ROW 2: J. Evans, P. Culver. K. Harold, J. Kuenzli, A. Harmon, R. B1-ott, M. Ulrich, J. Hendricks, R. Warfel, B. Kinley, C. Frank, T. Bookmeyer, M. Mason, H. Rall, N. Long. ROW 3: C. Ober, N. Archer, B. Swartz, M. Creger, H. Rall, S. Gerber, C. Harmon, C. Walton, J. Burns, R. Logsdon, L. Shuherk. C. Frank, J. Lawrence, M. Weaver, S. Walton. ROW 4: C. Bower, S. Kilgore, K. Koehler, B. Kiess, M. Harmon, C. Balduf, M. Snyder, A. Diller, J. Thiel, B. Thomas, M. Myers, D. Pfeifer, B. Logsdon, C. Karg, L. Larcomb, L. Wines. ROW 5: R. Castanien, D. Garner, D. Kiess, B. Bilsing, J. Kail, E. Emick, B. Tilton, D. Vogel. A. Swartz, T. Herald, M. Hirsch, T. Martin, L. Horne, B. Newell, R. Cattran, N. Sebenoler. We Enjo the Theater. All members of the Tri- Masque organization are in- terested in and participate in the various dramatic pro- ductions given during the school year. Many of these people perform valuable back-stage services. A member must earn extra points to maintain his membership. Thespians are those who have excelled in the field of theater, andhave earned at least ten points. Thespians ROW 1:A.Swartz, C. Balduf, J. Lawrence, N. Archer, Miss Ruth Spies. ROW Z: L. Mills, L. Wines, C. Frank, P. Runyon, N. Sebenoler, J. Thiel, L. Larcomb, B. Kinley. ROW 3: T. Martin, T. Herald, B. Newell, D. Hehr, D. Vogel, L. Horne, B. Bilsing, M. Snyder, R. Castanien. 147 w 1 Radi o Club FIRST ROW: C.Harmon,J. Thiel, B. Newell, B. Bringman, M. Hirsch, P. Runyon, D. Garner, Adviser Miss Ruth Spies. SECOND ROW: K. Herald, J. Wisner, J. Lawrence, M. Synder, N. Archer, B. Thomas,J.Kuenzli, R. Warfel. THIRD ROW: N. Sebenoler, B. Bilsing, A. Swartz, L. Horne, M. Myers, L. Lai-comb. These Are Our Public Address System STANDING: T. Martin, M. Rall, G. Loverich, B. Brinson, L. Horne, B. Witzel, J. Grafmiller, SEATED: D. Kuenzli, D. Patchett, T. Herald, S. Tessmer, M. Hirsch. Visual Ed. J. Needs, B. Tilton, Mr. Koenig, M. Hirsch. 148 Our radio club airs a weekly program over WMRN. This is a challenge in writing, timing. and voice control as well as a stimulus for students interested in radio work. The public address system is in charge of the daily noon activity in the auditorium. Theyalso take charge of some special sound effects during dra- matic productions. Most of the students are familiar with the faithful fellows who show the movies. FIRST ROW: S. Walton. B. Bils, R. Kolarik, L. Oney, S. Rome, J. Hend- ricks, SECOND ROW: R. Hammon, J. Reed, J. Thiel, A. Diller, M. Myers, C. Frank, W. Robinson, B. Liles. D. Vogel, Miss Hert, A. Harmon, J. McCord, J. Needs. Our Extra-curricular speech students traveled more than 3,000 car miles this year and had a successful season. Traveling from Springfield to Sylvania made it necessary to rise as early as 5:30 on some Saturdays. Carol Frank, John Reed and Jill Hendricks placed in the district, thus entitling them to compete in the state contest. Linda Oney won a trophy in extemporaneous speaking at Sylvania, and Jill Hendricks walked off with first place at district. Sydne Rome placed second in the Toledo Whitmer and Sylvania tournaments. The debate team won first in the Delaware tournament and at district. They went on to the state semi-finals in Columbus and placed third in the state. Public Speakers Hi-Teens ROW ONE: N. Long,N. Stiefel,K. Ellis, J. Kuenzli, K. Herald, J. Thiel, E. Emick, S. Miller, L. Larcomb, D. Courtad, A. Long, S. Brown, M. Kelly, P. Church. ROW TWO: J. Evans, D. Bobertson, J. Wisner, T. Bookrneyer, L. Mills, J. Brown, A. Harman, M. Ulrich, K. Beidel- schies, E. Voorhees, E. Radwick, M. Creger, G. Lear, K. Huffman, C. Fulk, S.Smith,M. Mason, H. Rall, M. Osborn, Mrs. Kathryn Augspurger. ROW THREE: C. Frank, C. Ober, D. Schoenberger, R. Karg, B. Ulrich, S. Strasser, J. Hendricks, P. Voorhees, C. Harmon,S. Gerber, C. Bower, S. Beamer, S. Walton, K. Krebs, J. Williams, S. Getz, H. Rall, S. Bei-ad, C. Osborn. ROW FOUR: M. Weaver, N. Archer, J. Lawrence, P. Runyon, L. Shuherk,J. Rhoden, R. Bay, M. Myers, J. Kail, K. Koenig, M. Snyder, J. Borton, C. Karg, T. Cleveland, D. Brickner,S. McWi1liams,B. Thomas,C. Frank, P. Young, J. Mouser, P. Menningen. ROW FIVE: S. Rice, C. Day, D. Pfeifer, R. Steiner, K. Koehler, A. Diller, R. Cattran, B. Newell, B. Richardson, J. Kail, J. Hines, S. Lehman, N. Sebenoler, J. Young, B. Kiess, M. Harmon, S. Kilgore, P. Markley, B. Swartz, R. Warfel. We Enjoy Serving Our Hi-Y ROW l: J. Needs, E. Van Scoit, E. Chadwick, D. Barth, W. Bartholomew, Mr. Ray Gottfried ROW Z: R. Castanien,B. Brinson,R. Hathaway, D. Kuenzli, B. Kinley. ROW 3: D. Brickner D. Kiess, B. Ritterspach, T. Griffith, J. Lind, D. Hehr, B. Bilsing. ROW 4: D. Carroll, B Hawkins, M. McConnell, J. Lee, B. Bringman, R. Goodman, D. Patchett. 150 F.H.A. - FIRST ROW: K. Martin, J. Kail, R. Hooper, S. McWilliams, A. Long, B. Moore. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, J. Conn, M. Karg, L. Leightey, J. Brown, P. Lear, A. Crum, M. McMinn. THIRD ROW: E. Young, G. Phillips, D. Robertson, M. Martin, S. Zimmerman, B. Roberts, M. Bianchi, Miss Roof. FOURTH ROW: J. Archer, S. Brown, J. Burns, K. Koehler, D. Robertson, S. Brown, P. Miller. School and Our Community F.F.A. ROW ONE: M. Bennett, D. Schoenberger, L. Beidelschies, D. Wolfe, G. Mohre, F. Ulrich, R Summit,M. Karg. ROW TWO: E. Ulrich, M. Wolf, E. Walton, N. Kemmerly, A. Rall, A. Stone- burner, R. Liles. ROW THREE: Mr. B01-ton, M. Boutwell, D. Smith, M. Schoenberger, D. Ne- well, R. Dible, J. Fox, D. Mewhorter, M. Orians. ROW FOUR: W. Koehler, N.Summit, D Gibson, A. Shertzer, D. Rall, K. Riedlinger, W. Schoenberger, M. Southward. 151 , 4 . f are ,R X. dye J W F.T.A. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Parsell, L. Horne, P. Mermingen, B. Bringman, B. Swartz, R. Carroll, S. Beamer, R. Tilton, J. Hines, D. Kiess. SECOND ROW: J. Wisner, C. Harmon, C. Balduf, E. Emick, R. Steiner, M. Harmon, B. Logsdon, J. Evans. THIRD ROW: M. Osborn, E. Ger- ber, K. Beidelschies, S. Miller, E. Keller, S. Walton, S. Rome, C. Frank, L. Shuherk, R. Niederkohr, G. Lear, H. Rall, L. Oney, C. Osborn. FOURTH ROW: R. Kolarik, J. Guthrie, H. Ral1,J. Kail,P. Ha11,C. Kail,S. Gerber,N. Archer,C. Nye, P. Rall, J. Rhoden, D. Brick- ner. FIFTH ROW: D. Arter, P. Young, J. Lawrence, S. Kilgore, B. Thomas, N. Sebenoler, J. Kail, D. Garner, T. Herald, R. Castanien, K. Koenig, B. Kiess, P. Runyon, C. Frank. Hobbies, Our Future, Varsity U. ROW 1: B. Markey, G. Lo erich, D. Barth. ROW 2: B. Roberts, M. Karg, B. Brinson, J. Feeley, A. Martig, B., Wolfe, D. Mundy. ROW 3: D. Ritter, J. Roth, K. Starling, T. Griffith, E. Chadwick,'J. Lind,J. Weaver,D. Kuenzli, D-. Wolfe. ROW 4: E. Grove, J. Case, D. Kiess, B. Ritterspach, C. Baker, D. Hooper, J. McCord, D. Courtad. ROW 5: R. Landversicht, C. Jaqueth, J. Needs, M. McConnell, F. Markey, J. Lee, B. Bringman, J. Weaver, D. Frisch, B. Witzel, K. Davis, Mr. Jack Wilson. T52 Art Club FIRST ROW: B. Logsdon, D. Patchett, J. Evans, Advi er Mrs. Joyce Sutton. SECOND ROW: K. Starling, P. Menningen, S. Smith, S. Smith, J. Kiehl, C. Walton, K. Vaughn, N. Tooman, P. Culver, M. Mason, M. Kelly. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, M. Karg, J. Mouser, P. Voorheis, M. Schoenberger,P. Cook,D.Robertson,I.Benedict,S. Zimrnerman,M. Feely, J. Dillon. FOURTH ROW: S. Miller, S. Kilgore, L. Smith, C. Johnson, M. McConnell, J. Weaver, T. Martin, R. Bame, D. Boucher, F. Swartz. and Sports Interest Us. Coin Club ROW 1: R. Larick, J. Roth, T. Book, M. Harmon, T. Johnson, T. Slemmer, M. Elkelberry. ROW Z: T. Eippert, J. Newman, J. Troup, J. Eley, G. Comer, G. Robinson, J. Harmon. ROW 3: L. Emick, J. Ulrich, C. Bowen, T. Barth, B. Woods, L. Westerman, B. Richardson, Mrs. Kathryn Augspurger. 153 Proudl MARCHING SENIORS: K. Koenig, S. Lehman, S. Beard, P. Markley, M. Osborn, L. Bennett, P. Young, M. Snyder, L. Horne, B. Brinson, B. Bilsing, J. Lawrence, N. Archer, C. Frank, L. Larcomb, C. Osborn, J. Thiel, J. Borton, P. Menningen, V. Orians. N. Sebenoler, D. I-Iehr. E. Emick. JUNIORS: J. Curlis, S. Rice, M. Feeley, B. Kinley, J. Kuenzli, M. Ulrich, D. Pfeifer, J. Mil- ler, R. Cattran, A.Di1ler, M. Myers, J. Wisner, B. Newell, F. Ulrich, J. Hendricks, C. Harmon, D. Garner, R. Castanien, R. Steiner, D. Lear. SOPHOMORES: S. Heck, C. Day, D. Ross. Get that line straight! commands Director Yo- der. MAJORETTES Sharla Heck, Pat Menningen, Marcia Myers, Jackie Kuenzli, Nancy Archer. 154 L We Perform BAND SOPHOMORES Cont'd: B. Richardson, C. Ober, J. Young, D. Brickner, J. Reed, J. Burns, S Walton, T. Smith, R. Stiefel, E. Radwick, J. Rhoden, M. Harmon, K. Krebs, S. Gerber, B. Ul- rich, B. Gier, A. Harman, C. Frank, O. Rigney,B.Kiess, C. Fulk, B. Tilton, R. Hamman FRESHMEN: M. Lawrence, J. Stephens, M. Lear, M. Iles, S. Gottfried, S. Householder, C Bartholomew, L. Dillion, B. Will, S. Bowman, R. Grafmiller, R. Corfman, S. Tessmer, T. Hil- debrand,D. Lawrence, W. Robinson, V. Book, L. Swartz, L. Gerber, B. Hathaway, S. Preble, B Borton, J. Kuenzli, D. Arter, J. Shull, A. Stoneburner, E. Ulrich. The 1961 Ram band stepped snappily through the football season. This corps consisting of 23 seniors, 20 juniors, 26 sophomores, and 27 freshmen, thrilled the hearts of the Upper Sandusky fans many times. Memorable moments consist of band camp during the hottest weeks of summer, and band night when the seniors marched for the last time. The Ram band sincerely hopes that you Cy who watched enjoyed their shows as much as those who performed. DRUM MAJORS John Reed Otis Rigney 155 SENIOR ROW ONE: K. Koenig, S. Lehman, S. Beard, P. Mark1ey,S. Heck, C. Day, M. Osborn, J. Curlis, L. Bennett, P. Young, D. Ross, S. Rice, B. Richardson, M. Feeley, M. Lawrence. J. Stephans. ROW TWO: M. Lear, M. Iles, S. Gottfried, C. Ober, S. Householder, M. Snyder, B. Kinley, J. Young, D. Brickner, C. Bartholomew, L. Dillion, J. Reed, L. Horne, B. Brin- song J. Burns, B. Will, J. Kuenzli, S. Walton. ROW THREE: S. Bowman, R. Grafmiller, M. Ulrich, D. Pfeifer, J. Miller. R. Corfman, T. Smith, B. Bilsingf S. Tessmer, T. Hildebrand, D. Lawrence, R. Steifel, W. Robinson, V. Book, L. Swartz.. We CADET ROW ONE: S. Jordan, F. Cornish, D. Russel, S. Kuenzli, S. Kummerer, B. Rittenspach, B. Swerlein, L.Ross,M.Wi11iams, R. Ulrich, C. Bidwell, B. Gerber. ROW TWO: M. Zimmer- man,D.Sherman, C.Fee1ey,S. Tilton, B. Bils, B. Kirchner, E. Pfeifer, M. Hoover, E. Smith, C. Courtad, J. Loverich, S. Courtad. ROW THREE: B. Bohlen, R. Van Scoit, R. Hollan- shead,J.Rinehart, R. Booth, J. Roth, J. Steiner, T. Mitchell, E. Clinger, J. Eblin. M. Groth, K. Moore. ROW FOUR: S. Richardson, G. Robinson, A. Stephans, B. Halbedel. 156 N BAND ROW ONE: L. Gerber, B. Hathaway, S. Preble, B. Borton, E. Radwick, J. Lawrence, J. Rho- den,N. Archer, C. Frank, M. Harmon, K. Krebs, S. Gerber, R. Cattran, L. Larcomb, J. Kuen- zli, A. Diller, C. Osborn. ROW TWO: -D. Arter, B. Ulrich. M. Myers, J. Thiel, B. Gier, A Harmon, C. Frank, J. Borton. J. Wisner, B. Newell, O. Rigney, F. Ulrich, J. Hendricks, C Harmon,J.Shul1, B. Kiess, P. Menningen, C. Fulk. ROW THREE: A. Stoneburner, D. Garner V. Orians, B. Tilton, D. Hehr, E. Emick, R. Castanien, R. Hamman, R. Steiner, E. Ulrich, D Lear. Play BAND ROW ONE: L. Hastings, J. Schnepp, J. Williams, K. Ritterspach, R. Sweigard, S. Bolyard, K. Richardson, K. Osborn, C. Westerman, K. Rossel, C. Armstrong, L. Knepper. ROW TWO: M. Householder, M. Bartholomew, N. Summit, S. Sams, P. Rall, T. Benner, R. Kleinlein. R. Mil- ler, A. Criner, J. Harmon, D. Powell, T. Needs. ROW THREE: J. Troup, G. Comer, J. Mil- ler, K. Stansbery, J. King, L. Westerman, J. Hickinbotham, D. Stansbery, J. Eley, E. Long, T. Hamman, J. Groth. V. Wright. ROW FOUR: C. Bowen, Mr. August Yoder, J. Ulrich, L. Emick. 157 W MIXED ROW 1: M. McMinn, L. Oney, K. Penwell, J. Thomas, B. Rall. ROW 2: M. Rice, M. Martin, S. Fleck, D. Rhoden, J. McCord. ROW 3: R. Niederkohr, P. Rall, J. Welly, C. Kail. Pep Band ROW 1: K. Koenig, S. Lehman, S. Beard, P.Mark1ey. S. Heck, C. Day. ROW Z: C. Osborn, A. Diller, J Kuenzli, L. Larcomb, J. Stephans M. Osborn. ROW 3: B.Newe11,J Thiel, M. Myers, F. Ulrich, P. Men- ningen, C.Fulk. ROW 4: M. Snyder D. Carroll, B. Kinley, J. Young, D Brickner,C.Bartholornew. ROW 5 D. Pfeifer, M. Ulrich, R. Hamman, R.Castanien,R.Stiener, ROW 6: D Garner, V. Orians. We In conjunction with the senior choir. the mixed chorus participated in two concerts this year. The pep band added some extra vigor and beat to our pep sessions and home basketball ga1'T1eS. The dance band swings a danceable rhythm for various' school and community functions. Everyone understands the language of music. 158 I 5 Q.,-W i f SVS - 'W CHORUS ROW 1: B. Mi11er,R. Clark, R. Stater, E.'Ke11er, S. Rome, G. Frisch, D. Courtad. ROW 2: J. Biedelschies, R. Vent, J. Fox, N. Spitler, C. Nye, A. Crum. ROW 3: K. Henry, R. Kolarik, J. Archer, R. Warnement. Entertain Dance Band ROW 1: O. Rigney, C. Harmon, J. Wisner, C. Fulk, F. Ulrich, B. Newell, ROW 2: C. Bartholomew, B. Kinley, J. Young, B. Lear, M. Snyder, D. Carroll, R. Steiner,R.Castanien, R. Hamman, D. Hehr, M. Ulrich, D. Phiefer, STANDING: L. Horne, D. Garner, V. Orions. 159 Senior Choir,ROW l:H. Rall, C. Fulk, R. Logsdon, H. Rall, L. Shuherk, S.Ge1-ber, ROW 2: A. Harmon,P. Voorhies, C. Balduf, J. Kail, D. Brickner, M. Hirsch, ROW 3: G. Lear, P. Church, L. Radwick, R.. Summit, B. Witzel, B. Bringman, ROW 4: S. Walton, R. Steiner, A. Diller, K. Koehler, R. Cattran, B. Newell, D. Garner. We Miss Ruth Spies may well be proud of the 1960-61 Upper Sandusky Senior Choir. Under her directorship the choir sang at our Thanksgiving assembly and presented the townspeople with an excellent Christmas concert. On April l4,they traveled to Willard, where they received an enthusiastic ovation for their perfoi-mance.Also on the agenda for season were a spring -concert and singing at Baccalaureate Exercises for the graduating seniors. A credit to Upper High, you may look back on your memories with great satisfaction. 160 ROW 1: M. Harmon, B. Kiess, M. Snyder, J. Guthrie, J.Rhoden, D. Brickner, ROW 2: D. Gibson, J. Witzel, I...I-lax-mon,B.Kinley,C.Frank, M. Mason, K. Herald, ROW 3:A.George,R.Castanien,K. Davis, B. Brinson, M.Myers,T. Cleveland, R. Karge. ROW 4: T. Martin, L. Horn, V. Orians, O. Rigney, J. Roth, J. Young, N. Sebenoler, P. Runyon. Sing. 4f 6' QIAQQI 1-S 6 S 0501- pls 0 Looking to the Future, SEATED: B. Kiess, L. Larcomb. C. Frank. J. Borton, T. Martin, M. Creger. STANDING: C Harmon, J. Hines, J. Hendricks, B. Tilton, M. Harmon,,S. Strasser, S. Walton, S. Beamer. ..,,.. .............. Adviser Richard Lab, Editor Jackie Kuenzli. The Orange and Black, appearing each Saturday on the last page of the Daily Chief Union, put out thirty- four editions this year. Under the capable editorship ofMiss Jackie Kuenzli, Upper Sandusky learned of the events taking place at Upper High. We revelled at the reports of our successes and laughed atour mishaps. 162 Proofreader Frede ric Criner SEATED: A. Harman, R. Rome, L. Oney, S. Lehman, J. Borton, B. Swartz, S. Beard, R. Ulrich, B. Logsdon. ROW 2: T. Martin, F. Mar- key,J. Needs, E. Emick, C. Balduf, C. Frank, S. Strasser, A. Swartz, B. Ma rkey, B. Bilsing. ROW 1: M. Myers, L. Larcomb, M. Snyder, J. Frisch. ROW Z D. Vogel, L. Bennett, L. Horne. Special Assistant Pat Runyon, Editor Judy Thiel, Adviser Miss Marilyn Hert, Business Manager Dan Hehr. The Annual Staff worked hard this yearin an effort to presenta pic- torial record of important and interesting school events. After a year-'s hard work, it is our sincere hope that you enjoy the results of our efforts. We Work and Write. Ji S V , . ---L Q g ,A , N wvqq 'wi gqgl, -N mf 'G Q .Q Wv fi? fm QE? ss M ? -Q ff bby. Q , , K , E ' ' al Aw 'f fi' X' F' KY 4 fm ? NSA f ,,, x , 'SWA E wk Q s 23 S 5 VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW, seated, l. to r.: Manager Dallas Barth, Don Courtad, David Wolfe, Bill Ritter- spach, John Lee,Cal Baker, Earl Chadwick, Jim Lind, Bob Roberts, Mike Karg, Jack Feeley, Ron Barne--Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Darrel Courtney, Cliff Hutchinson, Jim John- son, Mike McConnell, Jim Green, Bill B'ringman, Fred Gillen, Don Kiess, Dennis Mundy, Kenny Starling, Jerry Case, Butch Grove, Rich Landversicht, Coach Ed Fisher. TOP ROW, standing: Coach Jack Wilson, Allen Martig, Bob Witzel, Dan Hooper, John McCord, Jim Bei- delschies, Dick Ritter, John Witzel, Mike Strasser, Doug Frisch, Ken Davis, Bob Wolfe, John Grafmiller, Coach Dick Naher. Football Is the Upper Deleware .... Upper Marion Catholic Upper Willard ...... Upper Bellevue . . . Upper Shelby. . . . Upper Bucyrus. . Upper Tiffin . . . Upper Norwalk. . . Upper Galion. . . Upper Carey . . Exciting Fall Sport ROW ONE:B. Evans. D. RhodengS. Boucher: P. Wentleyg S. Schoenbergerg S Bowma.ngC. Davis:S. Bower. ROW TWO: D. Grafmillerg L. Cattrang C. Bar- tholomewg D. Millerg W. Robinsong T. Hickenbothamg D. Smith. J. Kragg D Lawrenceg E. Ulrichg J. Timmons. ROW THREE: R. Poolg D. Zimmerman G. Robinsong J. Troupg B. Woodg M. Harmon: J. Ulrich: J. Hickenbothamg J Chadwickg T. Iles: M. Kline. Inset: Coach Naher. 167 Varsity Basketball Team B. Hawkins, B. Markey, J. Lee, F. Markey, B. Bringman, B. Wolfe, C. Jaqueth, D. Kiess, J' Ca e, D. Brickner, Coach Edgar Fisher. Basketball Provides 9th Grade Basketball S. Bowmen, J. Thomas, D. Lawrence, G. Goodman, R. Culver N. Summit, S. Tessrner. D. Rhoden, S. Bower, D. Miller, .T Packer, R. Grafmiller, D. Markley, Manager Fred Swartz Coach Jack Wilson. All -Ohio 'fri Honorable Mention Frank Markey Bm gzf. 44. . Varsity Record We They 54 Kenton 40 45 Eastwood 59 33 Fredericktown 49 52 Ontario 53 52. Bellefontaine 70 68 Bucyrus 59 57 Clyde 53 53 Bellevue Q 64 43 Carey 48 47 Tiffin 60 73 Willard 78 79 Bowling Green61 68 Norwalk 54 70 Mt. Gilead 63 47 Galion 41 66 Bucyrus 59 58 Crestline 49 87 Shelby 55 42 Ontario 47 168 Managers: D. Vogel, R. Landver- sicht, L. Harmon. Reserve Record We They 42 Kenton 34 46 Eastwood 18 44 Fredericktown48 52 Ontario 29 44 Bellefontaine 34 46 Bucyrus 41 29 Clyde Z7 43 Bellevue 33 40 Carey 2.6 33 Tiffin 40 58 Willard 47 46 Bowling Green 36 40 Norwalk 35 58 Mt. Gilead 44 47 Galion 33 51 Bucyrus 40 47 Crestline 24 55 Shelby 37 Re serve Basketball P. Denny, M. Bolish. T. Vaughn, D. Summit, B. Witzel, T. Smith. D. Rhoden, D. Davis, B. Riley, A. Martig, D. Miller, Coach Dick Nahe r Many Thrills. ' 7th 8: 8th Grade Basketball Coach Richard Lab, B. Blankenship, L. Cattran, B. Kirchner, G. Young, J. Timmons, R. Kuenzli, D. Hoopes, K. Lane, D. Myers, T. Kiess, G. Schoenbe rger, J. Harmon. 169 ROW l: G. Loverich, J. Needs, B. Brinson, B. Markey, F. Markey, J. Lee, M. Karg, J. Weaver, K. Davis, EI. Grove. ROW 2: G. Ward, F. Gillen, D. Kiess, K. Starling, B. Bringman, M. McConnel, C. Jaqueth,D.Frisch,J. Grafmiller, T. Smith. ROW 3: R. Corfman, S. Bower, D. Lawrence, D. Boucher, D. Rhoden, C. Bartholomew, R. Grafmiller, D. Miller, J. McCord, Coach Darrel Courtney. ROW 4: R. Landversich, D. Mark1ey,A J. Thomas, J. Fox, D. Baldwin, J Packer, T. Hickinbotham, J. Beidelschies, F. Swartz. Track Sprints in Spring. ROW 1: C. Davis, C. Bowen, T. Kiess, D. Young, J. Karg, T. Timmons, R. Bame, B. Evans, R. Swartz, D. Myers, J. Mouser. ROW 2: Coach Ed Fisher, J. Hickinbotham, Cattran, J. Corfman, L. Larick, T. Liles, G. Young, R. Lee, K. Lane, Coach Dick Naher. ROW 3: E. Chevalier, E. Long,R. Larick,R.Hecker, S. McKee, R. Miller, J. Kotterman, J. Mun- day. ROW 4: D. Beard, S. Courtad, R. Bardon, M. King, T. Hammon, J. Newman, T. Eippert. T70 Ai Pat Rall Janet Stephans Cheryl Dail Bonnie Kiess Sydne Rome A yell for the team! Out come the cheer-leaders,wea1-ing the Orange and Black of Upper. Exuberance and spirit, pent up during the week, break loose and set the stage for the game. Planning pep assemblies, boost- ing the morale ofthe team, and lead- ing the student body in cheers are some of the duties our very capable cheerleaders fulfilled this year. Yea, Rams! Rah! Rah! Rah! B etty Swartz Sue Strasser, Jean Evans, Harriet Rall. 171 A 5 1?- 'Eg J, E , 5 . 4 - gg, Efffff , SQ' . Tas 5 ' 2, l- ' ' K: 1 ,Q 2 ' -V M E - , , Q PM , i x , , 'Q S' 1, - ,. N4 .. 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Assemblies, Contests, Pat Menningen won the trophy for selling 157 annuals. Bob Bil- sing gave her a good race by selling 117 annuals. Initiations, 81 Club Meetings Judy Lawrence won the school cherry pie baking contest. Hey fellas, she can cook! Jill Hendricks won the district contest with her humorous declamation E1oise. Linda Oney brought home the first place trophy in extemporaneous speaking at the Sylvania tournament. President Gene Loverich con- ducts a, serious ? Varsity-U meeting. X The Hi -Y, under the leadership of Earl Chadwick, participates in many worth-while projects. Add Interest Hi-Teens encourage high school girls to become worth-while citizens. to Our Schedule. 9 09 .gsztee 'I x 1 - oil ea awed e w em gr Qfgxfw 'VR' e'i50q,a Aho: ob. 100 ber Q -Boy I ssengb U! 175 Who has th b 11 Get out of my way-- Football 81 Marching Band Somebody.t pp d me. 176 The Upper Ram Band proudly salutes Old Glory. :Foo Band night and mums Director Yoder expresses thanks Provide the Fall Thrills Pep rally and snake dance. ' 177 Mr. Wilson introducing the team. Homecoming Arrives The stars shone brightly as Upper Sandusky pre- sented their seven sparkling stars to an expectant audience. Miss Judy Thiel was crowned 1961 Home- coming Queen as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thiel beamed proudly. .Linda Mills Carol Frank Berny Log sdon In Regal Splendor Elsie Emick Sue Lehman Nancy Archer 179 JR. PLAY CAST ROW 1: Jackie Kuenzli, Al George, Marcia Myers, Sue Strasser, Bob Kinley, Kathy Herald Celia Harmon, ROW Z: Linda Shuherk, Roger Castanien, Diane Pfiefer, Betty Newell Wayne Dickason, Jill Hendricks, Mary Mason: ROW 3: David Garner, Frank Ulrich, Judy Hines Dwight Gibson, Mary Ann Creger, Jim Evans, Barbara Richardson, Jim Weaver. Speak to me, pretty Primrose, pleads Ann. Diane Pfeifer, Dave Garner, Roger Castanien and Marcia Myers. Junior Class Play Oh,I'11be glad to walk to the bend with you, Thad. A1 George and Jackie Kuenzli. 180 Don't1eave me in this thing! Mar- cia Myers and Roger Castanien. M r bv' 'rn toofigxf' 31 5. have 1410 Evan You eww' Sofia W' U XX3- - , B ufnbtfgnfaseex 506 . A an iw bdfxitatfet' The happy family--Marcia Myers, Roger Castanien, Diane Pfeifer, and Sue Strassef. Shows ff Our Talent. Now, girls, for ahike in the great outdoors! Celia Harmon, Jill Hendricks, Kathy Herald, Mary Mason, Barb Richardson, and Linda Shuherk. The MacDonald family--Don, QRoger Castanienl Betty, lDiane Pfeiferj Ann, lMarcia Myersl and Joan, CSue Strasserl--was happy until father decided to make his life-long dream of living on a chicken farm come true. The family's next door neighbors are an inquisitive woman fBetty Newelll and her pessimistic husband lWayne Dickasonl. The girls are chagrined to learn that there is no telephone, no running water. no bathroom, and, worst of al1,noboys, except Thad, QAI George, who has been claimed by first born. But Ann's adventures with Thad are not easy because there is competition from Corine Uackie Kuenzlil. The chicken is Thad's first choice. Life is complicated by the Lingerie Lady Uudy Hinesl, Don's Indian friend QDwight Gib- sonj, and a skunk. Joanie manages to attract two boyfriends, a lumberjack Uim Evansl and an athlete Uirn Weaverl, but she is in the height of her glory when she discovers that there is to be aboys' camp nearby. She is highly disturbed when the five outdoor girls QCe1ia Harmon, Jill Hendricks, Kathy Herald, Mary Mason, and Barb Richardson, and Milli- cent fLinda Shuherkj arrive to share her boys. The Egg and I ends happily when the outdoor girls leave because of the skunk, and Primrose wins an egg laying contest, thus enabling the family to pay off their debts and make house improvements. Christmas Adds Gee Mr. Bennett lends a helping hand. The student council members enjoy decorating the Xmas tree . . . and themselves. The happy reunion of Johnny and his family concludes Christmas at Home. With the singing of the tra- ditional Beautiful Savioz- the 182 a Delightful Sparkle Lovely girls- - Christmas arrives along with snow,1ast minute shopping, the scent of the newly trimmed Christmas tree, the special Christmas concert and parties. Christmas at Home, the annual play, concludes the last day of school. The realhi-light of the season was the Hi-Teen-Hi-Y Dance, Auld Lang Syne. At this time the Upper High Lovelies don their party dresses andwhirl their way through a memo- rable evening on the arm of the handsome, all-important escort. Beautiful corsage s - - choir enters and serendaes us with lovely Christmas music. OH! What a wonderful evening! This year Upper shot 57.4613 of their foul shots. The Rams made 38.411 oftheir field goals. Basketball Thrills All Ohio Honorable Mention Frank Markey The Rams averaged 58 points a game to the opponents' 56. 184 Upper also outdid opponents in re- bounds--746 to 6ll. Keep that ball! The boys show their serious side before going to a game. Upper Fans. Bill makes another basket. Upper's total points was 1101 to the opponents' 1062. Dave Brickner scores again Jump, Frank, Jump! Sportsmanship is very important ROW 1 M. Myers, R. Karg, B. Newell, M. Hirsch. ROW 2 D. Brickner, B. Kiess, O. Rigney V. Orians, B. Kinley, D. Kuenzli, B. Bilsing. Bells Are Rin ing Stars Mel Hirsch and Betty Newell- You're Better Than A Dream. V.. y Director Mis s Ruth Spie s 5 , fi, ggjf On the evening of March 10 and 11, a company of thirty-one, under the direction of Miss Ruth Spies, presented the delightful Bel1s Are Ringing. Mr. August Yoder directed the pit band through such memor- able melodies as A Simple Little System, The Midas Touch, and Just In Time. Take your vitamin G-O-L-D. That's what Dr. Midas said to me! Jeff Moss proclaims to be extremely Inde- pendent? 186 ROW 1 L. Radwick, R. Cattran. C. Balduf, L. Shuherk, D. Gibson. ROW 2 A. Diller, L. Horn, S. Gerber, D. Vogel, B. Tilton, E. Emick, S. Tessmer, D. Brickner. Enchants Upper Business Manager Judy Hine s . ,Cxla ww' Now listen, I have A Simple Little System. 187 D0 you see anything. Dr.Kitchel? X K Y i- 'ii Bti? L 1 Qian K-'-I CAST ROW 1: Sharon Beard, Boots, Darrel Wa1ton,Etta Voorheis. ROW 2: Pat Markley, Bob Bilsing, Pat Menningen, Larry Bennett, Nancy Sebenoler, Jill Borton, Wink Bar- tholomew. ROW 3: Tom Martin,Vernon Orians,Dave Brickner, Earl Chadwick, Elsie Emick, Marilyn Snyder, Martin Rall. Seniors' Final Production, On the evenings of May 5 and 6 the seniors, under the direction of MissMarilyn Hert, presented CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. Mr. Gilbreth, fLarry Bennett! an efficiency ex- pert, demonstrates how to save time in the bath tub and even believed that his twelve children could learn French and German by playing language rec- ords while getting ready for school. Dad also be- lieved that a household could be run like a factory. You'll not wear these! You can see right through them! Mom fNancy Sebenolerl wasthe family psychologist and gained her way by suggesting allowance cuts. The life of Anne, lElsie Ernickl the eldest daugh- ter, was complicated by a cheerleader Joe Scales, CVernon Oriansl a. fellow named Larry, CEarl Chad- wick! and Dad's demands that she skip grades in school and maintain A's. Dad revealed that he wanted to save time for art, music, or murnbly-peg, ifthat is where the heart lies. Leads--Pat Menningen, Bob Bilsing, Elsie Em- ick, Larry Bennett, Nancy Sebenoler. 188 we ' S- sv. 'J 7 Q he , -is ski Y Oll dumb dog! H f.' M i 88 Who! I'11 fracture your skulls! Rah! Cheaper b the Dozen. 3 , Ray ! Dad demonstrates how to save time in the bathtub. IB9 Queen Carol Frank Fair weather, lovely girls, trophies , and ribbons were the components of Saturday evening, May 13, 1961. Miss Carol Frank was elected by the track team to be their Queen: she was crowned by Captain Gene Loverich. Festivities were concluded as Queen Carol and her attendants reigned over the dance. Track Team Chooses The big night! , ,if L' Si 1, ,N r . U -is Q Q c , g i ff ' .--t f ' ' - K AIU, gs, , as I yi, -vi Q Qs! Lg, if , , W ,Q Wow! We won the trophy! Jump, Jim! Jim Weaver The end of a. long mile 190 Sophomo re attendant Ann Harman Senior attendant B ernie Logsdon W Liz Ge rb ez Sweethearts Gene Loverich, winner of the spo rt sman ship trophy, Fr eshman attendant Junior attendant Sue Strasser Jim Needs set displays his good track form. 191 a, new school record. May the best man win! Banquets Conclude the Activities Scholar ship W2 Year Dramatics 4 N Bowling 193 Athletic We Danced the Night Awa 1 4? er. rr 1, On May 19th,1961, Upper Sandusky juniors and seniors carefully and nerv- ously dressed for the long awaited prom. x Q VN. T94 Fellows in White dinner jackets and girls in their loveliest dresses entered the school auditorium and were greeted by Aloha, leis, and the fellows received a welcome kiss. Couples thenentered a paradise world offlowers, palm trees, straw hats,fountains, sand, water and music. At one o'c1ock they left their make-be- lieve world behind and went to the Star Theater where they saw High Time. Square dancing and games followed and a sleepy group greeted dawn by having breakfast to- gether at the East School building. Thus turned another page of cherishedhigh school memories. in Tahitian Tempo. Graduation Marks the Beginning Ogttgly t f ll g b t ing y t'rne f ll 196 I 1 E S President Jim Needs introduces Commencement Speaker Dr. H. L. Yochum. Seniors, parents, and friends gathered in the high school gymna- sium for the commencement exer- cises on Monday, May 29, 1961, at 8:00 P. M. Dr. Yochum, President of Capital University, gave us a Commence- ment Portrait in Three Dimensions. He enumerated on perspective, in- tegrity, and responsibility. of Life Class colors: blue and white Class flower: carnation I97 4 A .-,N . g, , ,, L, - , ww-:gf 1 -A ' :Lx 1 V .W X ,. N ' L 1 2 - f '- . 1 1' J f g 'L Y' , ii-51 . y ji I 13' Q - - , L 'L A X f A ' -. he , -- - - W -1' .Na h K - - 'S2 2i,1E 'X A ' w A . 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S ' -- THE U. S. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY RALPH RITTERSPACH THOMAS RITTERSPACH UPPER SANDUSKY AX 4-3371 gr PAUUS SHOESTORE AX 4-3151 Upper Sandusky, Ohio MARSEILLES IGA Marseilles, Ohio HlNTON'S GARAGE Hepbum, Ohio EVANS FLORAL CO. AX 4-3175 R0u'ie 1 Upper Sandusky Ohio R. J. HANGENDOBLER LaRue, Ohio EVERGREENS MOTEL Jct. of 23 8. 30N AX 4-31 I4 Lumber--Building Supplies Ready-Mixed Concrete THE SNYDER LUMBER CO. The Place to Buy When You Woni' to Build Corey, Ohio GIER TELEVISION Soles cmd Service AX 4-2836 GOODMAN GRAIN AND SUPPLY AX 4-3240 R. R. 111 Upper Sandusky, Ohio J. L. FOUCHTOUARRY Upper Sandusky, Ohio Res. AX 4-1183 Office AX 4-2611 MR. 8- MRS. GERALD SHEAFFER Breeder of Qualify Columbios CONSTIEN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO Above Corky's Coffee Shop AX 4-1352 Upper Sandusky, Ohio Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Best Wishes to Our Graduating Sons and Daughters from the below Parents and and and and and, and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs William Beaschler Denver Cramer Harley Egger Milo Gould Leroy Johns Robert Maclaren .Tame s Mathews Charles Phipps Perry Ralph Lewis Schrader Gerald Sheaffer Herald Sheaffer Hubert Sheaffer Donald Shuster Clifford Swartz Hobern Thompson 218 A. L. BRENTS GENERAL STORE Phone HY 6-2142 Harpster, Ohio EVERGREEN RESTAURANT Jct. of Rt. 23 and 30N Call for Reservation AX 4-2435 HARPSTER GRAIN 8: FEED CO. Grain, Seeds, Feed, Fence, Fertilizer, and Coal Harpster, Ohio Phone HY 6-2254 MILLSMETAL COMPARTMENT C0 AX 4-2321 C. H. LEWIS GREGORY'S VILLAGE GROCERY Lester and Mary Gregory Little Sandusky, Ohio HY 6-9591 G. C. MURPHY CO. The Complete Variety Store 228 W. Center St. Marion, Ohio 220 BOWMAN FARMS FRAYER SEED COMPANY Certified Wheat--Oats--Soy Beans Frayer Hybrids Route 4 Marion Ohio Phone 2-5151 WALTER TURNEY WYANDOT MEAT PRODUCTS, INC. General Confracrin 9 Packers of Wyandot and Plumbing 8 Heating Freezer Queen Steaks Harpster Phone HY 6-2584 Nevada, Ohio RIESER'S FRUIT FARM Everybody Says H' Pays fo Trade at Apples Peaches Honey I Sweef Cider LENNON S Homemade Applebutter 259 W. Center Sf. Marion, Ohio THE HARPSTER BANK Harpster Ohio 221 FIRST CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Upper Sandusky, Ohio Nevada, Ohio MEMBERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE BANKING SYSTEM 8 FEDERAL DEPOSIT INS. CORP. WYANDOT LUMBER CO. '523 W. Guthrie AX 4-1997 MAERICAN AMERICAN LEGION WYANDOT POST NO 225 Upper Sandusky, Ohio 222 BILL PFEIFER FLEETWING SERVICE STATION AX 4-0120 WHARTON ELEVATOR Wharton, Ohio BAKER LUMBER CO. PACKER'S MARKET Everything to Build With Groceries--Meats--Dry Goods AX 4-2252 Kirby ' K Rav Moron s Les FREY'S ROOFING, LUMBER, 8. SUPPLY I A General Repair--Towing Service , , , , Tires--Batteries--Oil--Parts --Roof:ng--Spoutmg--Pauntmg-- Conh 'cf'n9 Used Cars 81 Trucks Kirby, Ohio Forest, CR 3-3052 Kirby' Ohio CR 3,2606 CASTANIEN INSURANCE AGENCY DEPENDABLE INSURANCE 107 N. Sandusky AX 4-1324 223 LEE'S TRADING POST Variety Merchandise Boats 8m Motors Guns 8. Ammunition Wholesale--Retail 108 East Walker Upper Sandusky AX 4-3414 ARTZ DEPT. STORE Dry Goods--Draperies Ready to Wear NEWELL-JOHNSON AGENCY Insurance--Bonds Over 50 Years of Service to Wyandot County AX 4-2395 WHARTON BANK ChiIdren's Wear Wharton' Ohio Upper Sandusky AX 4-2461 224 MR. 8- MRS. WARREN GROSSMAN P.A.G.'s Seed Corn Upper.Sandusky, Ohio LOVELL COUNTRY MARKET Largest Store in Town Lovell, Ohio DALE'S BARBER SHOP Kirby, Ohio PAUL E. EIPPERT Veterinarian Upper Sandusky, Ohio JURY 8. SON INC. Tires--Paints--Sporting Goods Hardware--Groceries--Meats Wyandot, Ohio WESTOWN SUPER MARKET, INC. Route 'I2 Carey, Ohio BLUE FURNITURE CO. Upper Sandusky AX 4-1527 PAUL'S ROCKET CAR WASH I08 N. Fifth St. AX 4-3297 UPPER AUTO PARTS. INC- NATIONWIDE INSURANCE John B. Debolt Maurice F. Logsdon 117 E. Walker I AX 4-1961 425 W. Walker AX 4-2026 NEUMElSTER'S BAKERY ZIMMERMAN MOBIL SERVICE Eatmor Bread 8. Pastries Ax 4-3476 AX 4-1981 THE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITS INSURED WITH FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE C0 Upper Sandusky AX 4-1975 226 CARL F. 8: CLINTON C. KARG GENERAL CONTRACTORS Upper Sandusky AX 4-2551 ZIMMERMAN'S GREEN HOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP 514 W. Johnson AX 4-1231 WARFEL COAL CO. HEATING AND COOLING AX 4-1221 THOMAS and FRANZ Furniture Store AX 4-2254 NIEDERKOHR BROTHERS Building Contractors North Keller Upper Sandusky AX 4-1054 BcmdB W ON WHEEL TRAILER COURT Morons AG GARAGE BODY sHoP 219 South Warpole AX 4-2172 AX 4-2841 INDIAN SPRINGS POULTRY CO. NQRTH STAR FLQQR CQVERING Ducks 81 Turkeys Religious Gifts 8. Books Upper Sandusky, Ohio AX 4-2065 Plant AX 4-2225 Home AX 4-1817 KIMMEL CLEANERS UPPER SANDUSKY AX 4.-1959 228 CRAMER PLUMBING 8: HEATING KELVINATOR APPLIANCES Upper Sandusky AX 4-1931 SAMS ELECTRIC Electric Wiring Commercial 8. Residential AX 4-2031 SCHOENBERGER Poultry, Cream, Eggs AX 4-1058 229 THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. Paints for All Purposes 143 N. Sandusky AX 4-2316 HOMER F. SAMMET --Truckin9-- -Excavafing-- --Bl ackfop-- -- Paving-- Upper Sandusky AX 4-1342 MILLINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Upp Sandusky AX 4 2317 WYAN DOT COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION CREAGER IMPLEMENT CAREY IMPLEMENT WHARTON HARDWARE SCHMIDT MACHINE SHOP M. E. BOWEN IMPLEMENT U. S. IMPLEMENT CO WYANDOT TRACTOR 8K IMPLEMENT VENT IMPLEMENT CO UPPER FARM SERVICE INC KOEHLER SERVICE SHOP SYCAMORE IMPLEMENT TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON AX 4 3156 LYON FOOD CENTER INC. Russell Lyon Eugene A. 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