Auglaize Brown High School - Oakleaf Yearbook (Oakwood, OH)

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Class Will I Jerry Aldrich, bequeath my ability to be able to skip school and get away with it to Jim Taylor. I Rollie Andrews, bequeath my ability to explain to everyone why I am a menace to Oakwood High School. I, Bob Baldwin, bequeath my ability to have a grin on my face to Rolland Goeltzenleuchter. I, Ronnie Bauer, bequeath my ability to argue with my girl and win to Jerry Retcher. I, Mary Ann Belau, bequeath my ability to play first chair Sax. and still be able to make bo-bo ' s during con¬ certs, and be able to get away with it to anyone who thinks they want to try it. I, Catherine Bott, bequeath my ability to have the treasury book balanced at the end of next year, to next year ' s Senior Class Treasurer. I, Tom Boroff, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Outland to Jim Taylor. I, Dave Brown, bequeath my ability to get to know the Findlay girls to Joe Parrish. I, John Bupp, bequeath my ability to tell a joke and keep a straight face to Rita R oughton. I, Joe Butler, bequeath my height to Pat Kohart. I, George Carnahan, bequeath my ability to play the trombone to Jim Aden. I, Nylice Corneliussen, bequeath my ability to go with one boy at a time or any lenght of time to my coz, Marcia Andrews. I, Klee Dangler, bequeath my ability to break the speed laws for three years, without getting stopped to Jim Taylor. I, Brenda Dimock, bequeath my ability to make book reports to anyone who would like to try it, and still have one for myself. I, Loretta Eblin, bequeath my ability to catch a ride to school everday to Carol Fry. I, Diana Feeney, bequeath my ability to drive Go-Karts to Bonnie Spencer, Keep trying Bonnie, you ' ll win someday! I, Carol Frederick, bequeath my white corpuscles to John Saxton to fight future infection, and my seam ripper to Butch Baca and Mike Simon, so they will find it easier to put on their slacks. I, Gary Gerken, bequeath my ability to overcome my shyness and quietness around girls to Alan Kohart. I, Glen Grunden, bequeath my ability to eat as much as Jim Taylor to anyone who thinks that they can af¬ ford it. I, Marilyn Goodenough, bequeath my ability to lose weight to Pam Marvin. I, Dianne Heller, bequeath my ability to walk the way I do, to Sandy Schilt. I, Beth Ann Hornish, bequeath my ability to give the framework of a turkey to some boys who were desperate for food, to Dianne Cooper. I, Steve Huff, bequeath my ability to be conceited to Mr. Outland and Mr. Roughton. I, Alan Keezer, bequeath my curley hair to any girl who would like to have it. We, Bonnie Keezer and Linda Kohart, bequeath our abilities to go fourteen straight years of school, without missing a day to Judy Burt. I, Sharon Klein, bequeath my ability to learn how to sew to Cheryl Cooper. I, Doug McBride, bequeath my ability to do calisthenics to Leland Noffsinger. Keep trying Leland, you are bound to win some day! I, Kathy McCullough, bequeath my ability to be the busiest person in school, next to Mr. Dunlap and still get good grades, to my sister Jean. I, Orval Mullen, bequeath my muscial ability to my brother Jim Mullen. I, Cheryl Mohr, bequeath my ability to twirl and be a drum majorette to my cousin Linda McClure. I, Susan Mohr, bequeath my spelling ability to my brother Steve. Mr. Outland, keep your pencil sharpened! I, Danny Pessefall, bequeath my ability to get A ' s from Mr. Outland to Jim Taylor. I, Linda Schilt, bequeath my ability to complete 12 years of school and get a diploma to my brother, Glen. I, Mary Lou Schwaderer, bequeath all the good and bad situations of editing the annual to Judy Horner and Suzann Shisler. GOOD LUCK GIRLS! I, Elaine Ulam, bequeath my ability to be able to ride the Melrose bus and still be able to keep my temper to Rita Roughton. I, Donald Winchester, bequeath my quitness to Doug Weller. 22

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Class History In September of 1958, forty-eight anxious Freshman entered the gates of Auglaize Brown Local. Our advisors were Miss Williams and Mrs. Gillet. Those who were initiated and became full-pledged members of O. H. S. were: Jerry Aldrich, Rollie Andrews, Bob Baldwin, Ronnie Bauer, Mary Ann Belau, Jean Bidlack, Tom Boroff, Catherine Bott, Linda Breckler, Carolyn Brown, Dave Brown, John Bupp, Joe Butler, George Carnahan, Nylice Corneliussen, Klee Dangler, Brenda Dimock, Loretta Eblin, Elizabeth Farris, Diana Feeney, Carol Frederick, Gary Gerken, Dana and Marilyn Goodenough, Glen Grunden, Dianne Heller, Beth Ann Hornish, Steve Huff, Alan and Bonnie Keezer, Sharon Klein, Linda Kohart, Doug McBride, Kathy McCullough, Frank Merriman, Susan Mohr, Cheryl Mohr, Orval Mullen, Danny Pessefall, Barb Scherer, Linda Schilt, Dinah Schlegel, Mary Lou Schwaderer, Sue Shaffer, Elaine Ulam, Don Winchester, Viola Bradford, and Andrew Farris. Class officers for our Freshman year were: President, Steve Huff; Vice-President, Linda Kohart; Secretary, Carol Frederick; Treasurer, Loretta Eblin; and News Reporter, Dave Brown. We returned in September of 1959, as Sophomores. Our advisors were Mr. Bowsher and Mr. Cook. Those students not returning were: Frank Merriman and Andrew Farris. We gained four new students, Victoria Olvera, Larry Stork, Walter Thomas, and Jim Lawrence. The following students were class officers: President, Orval Mullen; Vice-President, Steve Huff; Secretary, Mary Lou Schwaderer; and Treasurer, Barb Scherer. The following September, 1960, we entered Auglaize-Brown Local as Juniors. We lost two students over the summer. They were: Elizabeth Farris and Dinah Schlegel. Our advisors, Miss McQuilkin and Mr. Woodring helped the class plan and present the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Banquet, Rendezvous of the Stars. On October 27, we presented our class play, In Spring the Sap, under the direction of Mr. Outland. Class officers were: President, Doug McBride; Vice-President, Steve Huff; Secretary, Carol Frederick; Treasurer, Mary Lou Schwaderer; News Reporter, Susan Mohr; Student Council Repre¬ sentative, Jim Lawrence. We received our class rings around Christmas time, and were just as proud as punch of them. In September 1961 we re-entered O.H. S. as Seniors, under the guidance of Mr. William Rohrs and Mr. Boyd. Those students not returning were: Dana Goodenough, Sue Shaffer, Linda Breckler, Carolyn Brown, Barbara Scherer, Walter Thomas, Larry Stork, Viola Bradford, Jim Lawrence transferred to Sidney, Ohio, and Jean Bidlack to Paulding High School. Senior class officers were: President, Steve Huff; Vice-President, Gary Gerken; Secretary, Carol Fredrick; Treasurer, Catherine Bott; News Reporter, Susan Mohr; and Student Council Representative, Doug McBride. We had money making activities to help finance our senior trip. We Seniors had our pictures taken in November 1961 and received them in December. We also received our announcements and name cards in early April. We Seniors presented our Senior class play, One Wild Night under the direction of Mr. Outland. The Seniors want to thank the Junior class which presented us with a lovely prom May 12. The Seniors graduated the night of May 24, 1962. 23