Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Although we no longer learn our 'readin', writin', and 'rithmeticn with the aid of a slate, we still master these and many other subjects. In t h 1 s book we not only want to give you ARMY. U1 ,.,..n -, 2-xi iliiffi fil 'EE ,n,l1- zf: 2 tiiiifhfffffff -f ffiffiEEhf Qt, ... ., .. 'ilk ,ffihw LW .Z ' Xfhli Qgnlf !' QM Hifi.. I T - fQiQh, ?f5!?w35'f! gsm'-5-1.541 'H 1flZ7N ,55!f4fi4'K ,, : 1l. ' ' tiffiiylxwii -f,1z:-:f,m!z2:. -:Hr -nm'-5 .,. ., alan a gl se of our classroom life, QQEVWNY 'Di-f-Q, 1 Y I-'ff' fix ffgfvffff but also of our other activities. ff:af:,,.1ff-..! PIIW-1. ...l'!Ui fi fb fyiy.dzffrmffazzttfrstlcszr'vssglglzrgzsf ::ZuQ3v:9.vUH V 'Xf521:-i53?..'.....'T:T2'31i?3a5?i??a--isix-iiIjE:?2EaiErs if N.,f----?3lZ '..l---- 1' .,.....--. -- - .-, -4..,,-' 1,-. .Ig-, N 1 Y-Ii' wifi? . w . '-em .mg , ' 4 si' 'f A f ':'5fi: :h ..- ' .. if K. ., I, 'I' 41... 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They were Harold Schmucker and Earl Weber. They replaced Lawrence Schroeder and Lloyd Hull, who d i d not run for re- election. The other board members are Russell Gasche, presidentg R u s s e l Schultz, v 1 c e-president: and Ellis Haskell. Mrs. Olen Genter again served as clerk of the board of education. Mr. Schultz has been serving on the b o a r d for seven years. This is Mr. Gasche's fifth consecutive year. How- ever, he also served a four-year period from 1934 to 1937. Mr. Haskell has com- pleted his third year as a member. The board held a regular meeting on the first Monday of e a c h month. At these meetings they took up the usual business of operating the school. They made a number of purchases for the school this year. Several new type- writers, a spirit-type duplicator, and a large amount of equipment for the new vocational agriculture department were purchased. In picture: Russel Schultz. Ellis Haskell, Harold Schmucker, Earl Weber, Russell Gasche. Standing- Su t. S. M. Gottechalk. QQW? ji!! My S. Q H 004 ' W ' 1 Q If-5-Q Q A JH ,XX f-sg ,s 'I xr-if-' Ghz, -cc. -nj Hzaf.'l 5rT.'1-ii. 5 MTEX9 K Ol C HERE Cr t W 5 1, j U - ff! ' 1 f' tid J. l Q 4 lm 'I +5 fl X 4? Y! gl M 'N-xv' tgezirzgiiigg T Mr. S. M. Gottschalk served his sixth year as superintendent and his twenty-first year of service at Pettis- ville this year. Besides carrying out his duties as superintendent, he taught general science and physics. He was also the sponsor of the Student Council. The office of principal was again filled by Mr. D. E. Springer who taught the following classes: American democ- racy, World history, civics 8, and Eng- lish 7. He was the coach of both the junior-high basketball squad and t h e baseball team. H e also directed the senior play. Miss Ruth K. Wyse is one of the teachers who has been teaching ever since school has been held in the present building. She again taught all the high school English classes and Journalism. Besides teaching, she duties of advising both the WLariat.n She was of the seventh grade. Besides teaching classes, Mr. Mark Ray lish 8, mathematics 7, sponsored grade 8 and directed the junior play. This was his eighth year at Pettisville, Mr. Robert Rex again carried the responsibilities of c o a c h i n g the basketball s q u a d. He taught health, algebra 1 and 2, biology, and physical education. Mrs. Rex taught t h e third grade. Both of them have taught two years at Pettisville. They live 1 n Pettisville. Mr. James A. Edington taught a l 1 music i n the school this year. The choir, junior choir, boys' and girls' glee clubs, orchestra, and the band were all under his direction. A great deal of his time was spent in giving lessons, both vocal and instrumental. The school's new commercial teacher continued h e r 'Pet Echoes' and also the sponsor several history also taught Eng- L W w a s Miss Jean King from Wauseon, Ohio. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University. She also attended Wheaton College in Illinois. She taught typing l and 2, Junior business, and bookkeeping. She was the sponsor of the freshman class. M i s s Rheta Mae Hostetler, from Aurora, Ohio, was the new home economics teacher. S h e received her degree fro Goshen College. Besides teaching a 1 1 home economics classes, she t a u g h t several physical education clas s e s. Also, she was the sponsor of the junior class and directed the production of the banquet. Mr. Ronald Pollock was the school's first vocational agriculture tea c h e r. He received h i s B. S. and M. S. from O h i o State University. This was his first year at Pettisville. He served as sponsor o f the sophomore c 1 a s s. He is married and has two children. Mrs. Ada Weber Genter resigned her position as secretary of the s c h o o l during the year to take up the entirely d i f f e r e n t career of mother. Her daughter, Donna Jean was born April lb, 1950. She continues to be clerk of the school board. After M r s. Genter's resignation, Mrs. Gottschalk performed t h e duties of school secretary. Mrs. Mildred Rychener t a u g h t the sixth grade as she has been doing t h e past few years. Her teaching is d o n e in addition to her homemaking duties. Miss Alta Spiess again was t h e teacher of the fifth gradet She also is one of the teachers who has been teaching at Pettisville since school began in the present building. The fourth grade was taught by Miss Sadie Miller, who has taught this class f o r a number of years. She lives near Archbold and drives t o school every day. Miss Margaret Buckmaster was the second grade teacher for t h e second consecutive year. She is from Napoleon, Ohio. Mrs. Florence Lindley, who formerly taught the second grade, taught the first grade as she had the year before. Mrs. Florence Porter taught t h e kindergarten class. In several previous years she had taught m sic in the lower grades. 8 SUPT SDM GOTTSCHALK PRIN DAVID E. 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Boys octet 12, Mixed oct. 11 Chorus, Glee club 10-12 County music festival ll-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Ag. scholarship test 12 Intramural sports 9-12 MARVIN FREY Co-valedictorian Student Council 9 Glee club 10-12 Chorus 10-12, Octet 11-12 County music festival 11-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Dist. scholarship test 9-12 Senior scholarship test 12 Intramural sports 9-12 Ag. scholarship test 12 JAMES GRIESER Glee club 9-ll, Chorus 10,12 County music festival ll Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Class play ll Lettermn 10-12 Basketball 9-12 Baseball 10-ll, Track 9-ll Intramural sports 9-12 F.F.A. pres. 12 MARILYN HASIELL Class president 10 Lariat mimeoscope 12 Band 10-12, Trio 10 Glee club 9-10, Chorus 10-12 Sextet 11-12, Mixed octet 12 County music festival 9.12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10-12 Class play ll, it-H 9-12 Pet Echoes staff 10,12 Office girl 12 Cheerleader 9-12 Intramural sports 9-12 LUANA LEININCER Lariat associate editor 12 Class vice-president ll Drum major 10-12, Band 10 Glee club 9-10, Chorus 10-12 Ssxtet ll-12, Trio 10 Mixed octet 12, Soloist 11 County music festival 12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10-12 Senior scholarship test 12 Typing contest 11-12 Clase play 12, Office 12 Pet Echoes staff 10,12 Booster 9, ll-B 9-10 Cheerleader 10-12 Intramural sports 9-12 LOIS MERILLAT Lariat typlst 12 Mixed octet 12, Sextst ll-12 Glee 9,10,12, Chorus 10-12 County music festival 12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10-12 Class play 12 Play costumes ll Librarian 11 Intramural sports 9-12 ARLETA MILLER Class sec.-treas. 12 Lariat copy writer 12 Glee club 9-ll, Chorus Sextet 12, Ensemble ll Dist. music contest ll-12 9-12 10,12 Dist. scholarship test Senior scholarship test 12 Pet Echoes staff 10, Lib. 12 Intramural sports 9-12 ff' '22'r ------e--- -,-1-sierra-V X'-jj-GQ .s j- 1' '--- as A. 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U 'Wf : 1 fi ' 1 ' lg , I 2 191! ? 3, , X , . ..4.,:,,.e -D5 I I 'h lf - GLEN MILLER Class president 12 Class sec.-trees. 9 Student Council 11-12 Vice-president 12 Glee club, Chorus 10-12 Chzartet ll-12, Octet 10-12 County music festival 10-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10-12 Dist. scholarship test 12 Senior scholarship test 12 Ag. scholarship test 12 Play business manager 12 Librarian 10 Intramural sports 9-12 KENNETH NOIZIGIIR Chorus 10,12 Glee club 10-12 County music festival 12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Play stage mnagsr ll Letterman 10-12 Baseball 10-12 Basketball 9-12, Track 9-ll Intramural sports 9-12 MARY ALICE NOFZIGER Lariat typist 12 Student Council 9 Glee club 9-12, Chorus 10-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Senior scholarship test 12 Typing contest ll Class play 11 Asst. bus. mmager 12 Pet Echoes staff 12 Librarian 10-12 Bookmender 10-11 Intramural sports 9-12 WILLIAN NOFZIGER Co-valedictorian Class president ll Lariat business manager 12 Student Council 10-12 Pres. 12, vice-pres. ll Octet 10-12, Quartet 11-12 Glee club, Chorus 10-12 County music festival 11-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10-12 Dist. scholarship test 9-12 Senior scholarship test 12 Ag. scholarship test 12 Class play 12, bus. mgr. ll Librarian 9-12 Letterman 9-12 Baseball 10-12, Track 9 Intramural sports 9-12 MABLIN RUPP Lariat photographer 12 Glee club 12 District music contest 12 Senior scholarship test 12 District scholarship test 12 Class play 12 Stage manager ll Intramural sports 9-12 RICHARD SHARMAN Lariat copy writer 12 Chorus ll-12 Glee club 11-12 Quartet 12 Octet 11-12 County music festival 11-12 Dist. music contest ll-12 State music contest 12 Class play 11-12 Basketball ll-12 Letterman 11-12 Baseball 11-12, Track ll Intramxral sports 11-12 F.l'.A. 12 AFM SPEKGLEB Class vice-president 12 Class ssc.-treas. 10 Lariat art editor 12 Band 10-12, ll-B 9-12 Glee club 9-10, Chorus 10-12 County music festival 12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Trio 10, Octet 11 Senior scholarship test 12 Typing contest ll-12 Class play ll-12 Office 12 Pet Echoes staff 10,12 Cheerleader 10-12 Intramural sports 9-12 Ping-'pong champ 10,12 Ping-pong runner-up ll GAIL WEBER Play stage manager 12 Basketball ll-12 Asst. manager 10 Baseball 10 BUETA YODER Lariat typist 12 Glee club 9-11, Chorus 10-12 Mixed octet 11 County music festival 10-12 Dist. music contest 10-12 State music contest 10,12 Office girl 12 Class play 12 Play costumes ll Intramural sports 9-12 2+ I ,-.0 -v s Jn --all - ' '!g: -' '1' '--HIL. ,gg V ...Q . n w, 'V M L ,aw I 4 iv, l f DOPE 4' xh- f 1 5 ' fp E S yy E 1' , Ellis as WBen,N is the slow and deliberate type. One might think that Ben has a hidden personality, looking back over the excellent way in which he handled the boy's lead in both class plays. Charles Beck will b e remembered throughout the school for his whimsical sayings a n d deadpan expression. A s Charlie once said, UAll great men are dying and I don't feel well myself.N The hard worker doing many tasks connected with t h e senior class is Imogene Beck. Imogene's dark eyes ex- press her thoughts without using words. She was an excellent basketball guard. The chatterbox in this senior class, as everyone knows, is Lois Beck. An old saying that fits this studious senior is WGreat things come in small packages.n A boy who you could always count on being late is Robert Eicher. His imita- tions of certain people will long be re- membered and laughed at. There's one boy in this class who is always saying the cutest things but never realizes it. He is none other than the bashful boy from the country, Ernest Fowler. Ernie would get places fast if only his mind were as fast as his feet. Marvin Frey will go a long way in life if his ambition only matches his intelligence. He will be remembered for his class discussions and experiments. Aeschliman, otherwise known The boy who is always full of mis- chief is Vincent Frey. Being a pretty fair skater, he loves to go ice skating during the winter months. The neatest dresser in the class is Jim Grieser. This handsome lad is shy and bashful at times. The busy blond girl in the senior class is Marilyn Haskell. She was kept busy doing mimeoscope work on the Lariat and in journalism. A girl who will her black curly hair Luana Leininger. She many times to work on Lariat e be remembered for and big eyes is stayed after school journalism and the Lois Hsrillat's nonsensical remarks gave many a laugh to some of her closest friends during the school year. S h e taught a few of the lower grades when the teacher was absent for a day. Arleta Miller is the youngest girl in the class. Her 1 a r g e vocabulary sets her way ahead of the rest of the class in ability to express herself. Glen Miller is the boy known for his lovely tenor voice. Glen will be remem- bered I o r h i s gentlemanly actions throughout his high school career. The boy who was always in dutch with the teachers and was always making u p time at noon was Kenneth Nofziger. He usually came and went as he pleased. A fast talker in the class is Mary Alice Nofziger. Mary's dry manner of speaking is an unusual characteristic. Her cheery smile wins' The boy who was sportsmanship medal William Nofziger. He is an able arguer and tice arguing anytime. of the class sang ensembles, boy's glee, A nice boy with Marlin Rupp. Mar1in', keeping resulted in state and local. Richard Sharman i her many friends. awarded the boy's in the class 1 s can't be rushed and is willing to pra- This lone non-dater baritome i n many and choir. a nice smile 1 s interest in book- many awards both s the live wire in the class. He would do almost anything for a laugh. Dick's actions a r e a s loose-jointed as a skeleton. A n n a Spengler's wild imagination carried her through high school with flying colors. She was active in many organizations, both class plays, and was awarded the citizenship and sportsmanship medals. Anna was always active in many sports, and loved to play softball. Gail Weber's personality is describ- ed best by the statement, WNot always right but never wrong.W He was always more interested in things outside rather than in school. The quiet, sweet girl in this class is Bueta Yoder. She was very still and even-tempered and always had a smile for everyone. During her senior year she was Mr. Springer's secretary. The class of 1950 began the fresh- man year at school with twenty-seven members. Class officers that year were president,Imegene Beck: vice-president. Bob Eicher: secretary-treasurer, Glen Miller: sponsor, Mr. Kinney. The high- light of that year was being initiated b y the sophomores. Since that year, seven students have withdrawn from the class. Marilyn Haskell was the president of the class during the sophomore year: Ernest Fowler was vice-president: Anna Spengler was secretary-treasurer: and Miss Stockburger was sponsor. Two new members Ernest Fowler and Dick Sharman. lent additional life to the class. The big occasion of the year was initiating the freshmen. In the junior year, William Nef- ziger was chosen president, Luana Leinf inger, vice-president, and Lois Beck, secretary-treasurer. T h e play, nNow and Forever,n was one of the two high- lights of the year. It was given be- fore a large audience two nights in succession. After a lot of hustle, bustle, and hard work, the class fin- ally got the auditorium prepared for the Junior-senior banquet. The affair was planned around an Indian theme. In t h e latter part of April, the class, with the seniors, took the trip to Co- lumbus, where a number of state insti- tutions were visited. Both the boys' and the girls' bas- k s t b a l l teams won the intramural championships. The class gave the play, 'Adam's Eveningn two nights in November. Ellis Acschliman as Adam, and Anna Spengler, his wife, carried the leads. At the beginning of the senior year, the class elected Glen Miller president,Anna Spengler vice-president, Arleta Miller socretaryhtreasurer, and Mr. Rex sponsor. The class held their Christmas party at Lois Beck's house. They first went caroling to a number of homes i n the community. The remainder of the evening, with no lack of fun, was taken up with games, refreshments, and a grab gift exchange. The following ten students took the annual senior scholarship tests: William Zofziger, Marvin Frey, Imogene Beck, Lois Beck, Luana Leininger, Glen , - '- ' 2f,f, i1fff,.L'.5f 1-. , , -4 -':. . , , , s I - , I s K I. , W I-H9713 KY use Miller, Arleta Miller, Anna Spengler, Mary Alice Nefziger, and Marlin Rupp. Marvin Frey placed fifth in the county, and William Nofziger thirteenth. This year the class again went to Columbus with the juniors for the snr nual junior-senior trip. A number of students also took part in the district and state music contests. Imogene Beck was chosen as editor Luana Leininger was and William Nbfziger Marilyn Haskell was of the ULariat.n assistant editor business manager. in charge of the mimeoscope work a n d Lois Beck of the mimeograph work. The copyhwriting was done by Arleta Miller, assisted by Dick Sharman. Anna Spong- ler was the art editor. Bob Eichsr as- sisted her. Busta Yoder and Lois Mer- illat were responsible for the typing. The picture mounting was done by Mary Alice Nofziger. Marlin Rupp was t h e photographer. The other members of the class assisted i n the various duties, such as typing, sorting, and making the dummy. The class honors went to Marvin Frey, William Nofziger, and Lois Beck. Marvin and William tied for valedic- torians,and Lois Beck was salutatorian. Baccalaureate service was held on May 21. The Rev. Russel Dietch from the Christian Church in Wauseon was the speaker. Commencement was held on Tuesday evening, May 23. The speaker as M r. Joseph L. Tucker, from Ft. Wayne. Indi- ana. His subject was WTho Masks You Wear.' The last event of the year was the c 1 a s s night program which was s vaudeville show. On this occasion the salutatory and valedictories for the class were given. 25 Miss Hostetler, Anna Rose Meller, Margie Burkholder, Ruth Gisel, Martha May Zimmerman, Marilyn Gearig, Shirley Grime, Anna Nofziger, Rosa Waidelich, Arlene Beck, Glenn Davis, Clarence Bruner, Richard Gautsche, Bernice Rupp, Roger Gilson, Sarah Jane Robinson, Fern Moll. In small picture: Lester Xing, Emogene Zimmerman. Eighteen students made up the junior class this year. Lester King was the presidentg Margie Burkholder, vice-president: and Anna Nofziger, secretary-treas- urer. Miss Hostetler was their sponsor. The class was kept busy throughout the year selling candy at noon. They also sold sandwiches for nine weeks. Roger Gilson w a s outstanding for his excellent basketball record during the season. Clarence Bruner was also on the basketball squad. The class gave their play, Brother Goose,' on April 20 and 21. Anna Nofziger and Roger Gilson played the leading roles. The class took a trip to Columbus with the seniors the latter part o f April. There they visited several state institutions and a radio station. May 6 was the date of the banquet which they gave for the seniors. -qw , .'.'.,.... , ! 2. - F zz fi N 0G'i- -N M2 QXUNIQRS Q Ye v .M l .M . Fi. -I VW' Nm ln Qfff MO 7534+ YU K., 5.2 QR BUST f see- seams fu .A.' --W '41 A Standing: Orval Sauder, Clemma Roth, Erma King, James Waidelich, Darold Riegsecker, Marlin Miller, Ralph Gasche, Mary Alice Leupp, John Rychener, Evelyn Short, Phyllis Frey, Rosetta Schrock, Hazel Mae Ayers, Mr. Pollock. Seated on chairs: June Gilson, Edith Haskell, Ellyn Gearig, Marcile Rupp, Glenda Frey, Shirley Nofziger, Marilyn Frey, Loueen Short. Seated on floor: Merle Frey, Ralph Bruner, Curtis Spengler, Wesley Wyse, Colenzo Short, Gerald Nafziger, Lowell Meller. In small picture: Dale Klopfenstein, Mary Schrock, Ervin Miller. At the beginning of the school year the sophomore class chose their officers as follows: president, Shirley Nofzigerg vice president, Darold Riegsecker: and secre- tary treasurer, Edith Haskell. Mr. Pollock was chosen as their sponsor. The class had a good time initiating the freshmen. Then, as usual, they were given a party in return by the freshmen. One member of the class, Edith Haskell, was a cheerleader. James Waidelich, Curtis Spangler, John Rychener, Ralph Bruner, and Ralph Gasche were on the basket- ball squad. The sophomore girls became champions of girls' intramural basketball. Their English class gave a radio play, 'My Client-Curley.' as an assembly program in May. Leading roles were read by Wesley Wyse and Curtis Spangler. The Announcer was James Haidelich. All the other members of the class participated also. 28 ,,'-y: f-- '- '- , Y-Z?1gE222.:: -lf Top rom Elaine Rupp, Waldo Aeschliman, James Beck, Paul Grieser, Glenn Wyse, Marlin Beck, Lowell Ayers, Merrill Nofziger, Marilyn Miller. Middle row! Junior Grieser, Robert Yoder, Shirley Meyers, Jueldine Nofziger, Phyllis Schmucker, Laura Jane Gearig, Mary Jo Miley, Nancy Porter, Lelah Ralcer, Arlene Schultz, Lavonne C-isel, Mary Louise Miller, Marilyn Nofziger. Bottom row! Paul Wyse, Claudette Rupp, Delight Grieser, Pauline Grieser, Miss King, Betty Fowler, Carol Vonier, Doris Beck, Harlan Gearig., In small picture: Gaylene Downing, Jane Guerrero, Doris Rufenacht, Joan Leupp, Lucile Dimning. With an enrollment of 36 the freshmen had the honor of being the largest class in high school. Two members, Barbara Huyck and Mary Ellen Nafziger withdrew but two more, Gaylene Downing and Lucile Dunning, were added. Robert Yoder served as president of the class, Junior Grieser, vice-president: Marilyn Nofziger, secretary: and Mary Louise Miller. treasurer. Miss King sponsored the class. Early in the year came the inevitable initiation day. At the order o f t h e sophomores the class came to school dressed in pajamas. A party in the evening com- pleted the initation activities. In March they gave the sophomores a return party. Two members of the class, Delight Grieser and Claudette Rupp, were junior-high cheerleaders. A H W., R gy F jfff ESHM E . , fl ZEI? 33 Nl E-JSM H 1 Back row of seats: L. J. Burkholder, Kenneth Miller, Betty Beck, Mabel Ann Roth, Donnabelle Riegsecker, Dorothy Beck, Elaine Rychener, Shari Weber, Shirley Wanner, Mr. Ray. Front row: Norma Nofziger, Mary Louise Rufenacht, Margaret Rupp, Rachel Frey. Donald Burkholder, Leon Waidelich, James Davis, Jean Beck. In small picture: Gene Richer. A small group of 18 students composed the eighth grade. Kenneth Miller was their president: Margaret Rupp. vice president: mens Richer, secretary: and Norma Nofziger, treasurer. They chose Mr. Bay to be their sponsor. Three boys from the class were on the junior-high basketball team. They were L. J. Burkholder, James Davis, and Jean Beck. On April 21, the class took their an:n1al eighth grade scholarship tests. Elaine hchener received the highest score, Shari Weber placed second, and Donnabelle Rieg- secker was third. Herbert Peters was a member of the class for a short time but left to stay in Michigan. T h e y had both a Halloween and a Christmas party. They visited the site of the Battle of Fallen Timbers near Maumee in May. 1 1 1 l fl-.sai s ' 5 . e .Q rs - Ln , M .I ,I M wr a ft? W 11, 1 T X :fy 1 l 'WW iff' -ph ', N Ip' AI G :PA ii, thy? I7 E X :V ' l'll H Us s, , sl - e --'sis-:eff-2 W 1 ,,,..-P' - - - . , .... . , -41 tru E :Kaus-Syl...--I2-.-bv-rtffi:mfHf'-I'hN.-:-I-..'e-.--,-f.'2' ...- 4:51-- K rlti-A-vi -.. ' i - : -s-,,.c-H. 'wi J sae '- X in! R 1 I 1 v W Y at MJ35? MMJK? 'B' In nf! as hp , r N J, 1' f , f I' I' NMIIL 'H Nm wwf! 4 P, F d SEVENTH If '. LH i iffy G H E lim X . w ' ,Nu X a, 1 --f fr-- J.:-ze :4Sf'rf'UH 6 'MLK 93 Ei. -as-5? .24 xx x' 'x-ig I.-x, f - s. - .v -- - --- f 'I'--1gf,gf fit!-Stix ir. ,, I 'fs' EN. Null:-r 'I ':--Si'-f'-'.-9-'19'h X-NrTx'3t..'.,2 1 The seventh grade opened the year with 26 students. But two new students, Janice Le1IPPf and Barbara Downing, enrolled, raising the number to 28. The class chose Junior Beck to be their president, Roger Schmitz, vice-president: and Mabel Ann Rupp. secretary-treasurer. Miss Wyse was their sponsor. In the fall, the class had a wiener roast at John Mer1llat's house. At Christmas they had a Christmas party with a gab gift exchange. They also had a hay ride in May. Charles Rupp, Howard Snyder, Roger Schmitz, James Gasche, Charles Schmucker, Roger Krieger, and Junior Beck were on the ,junior-high baskuetball squad. Both the boys and the girls were active in intramural sports. Standing: Junior Beck, libel Arm Rupp, Charles mpp, Howard Snyder, Miss Wyse, Glenn Xauffnan, Roger Krieger, Carl Frey. Seated back row: Judith Weber, Lovina Grieser, Janette Gearig, Phyllis Miller, Mary Alice King, Irene King, James Rupp, William Beck, John Merillat, James Gasche. Seated middle row: Donna Burkholder, Shirley Short, Roger Schmitz, Gene Weber, Louise Schultz, Virginia Grieser, Charles Schmucker, Harold Schultz. Front row: Donald Beck, Roger Roth. In small picture: Janice LOTIPP. Barbara Downing. Se, 31 L Rin r 3, glfVIP5'i 151 if , ,J fy 1, W EL! Ge HADE. My Top row: Leon Nafziger, Roger Zimmer- man, Mrs. Hychener. Second rowx Kathryn Krieger, Berneda Grieser, Ruth Fowler, Helen Rufenacht. Third row: Charles Davis, Paul Short, John Gasche. Fourth row: Dale Miller, Garold Beck. Fifth row: James Reynolds,Pa:u.l Gilson, Carolyn Rufenacht. Sixth row: Glenden RHPP. Loretta Rupp. Seventh row: Larry Rychener, Burdell Hofziger, Janeth Nofziger. Eighth row: Lyle Friesen,Dean Nofziger. Ninth row: Larry Grieser, E d w a r d Freeman. Tenth row: Billy Gasche, La!-far Gisel, Ronald Nofziger. Eleventh row: Janice Nofziger. Joyce Grieser, Marilyn Wyse. Bottom row: Denver Ilofziger. Heil Web- er, Mary Ellen Short, Charles Yoder. In small picture: Bay Schrock, Arnold Ebersole. The total enrollment of the sixth grade W a s 35. Lallar Gisel moved to Archbold. T w o new students, Arnold Ebersole and Edward Freeman, entered after the first of the year. The class took part in the Thanks- giving program by giving two playlets. .At Christmas time the class held a gift exchange. They celebrated Valen- tine Day with a party. The class also g a v e a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs. Rychener. Six boys played on the Junior high basketball t e a m. They were Billy G-asche, Neil Weber. Larry Grieser, Paul Gilson, Charles Davis, and J ohh Gasche. Standing! Bonnie Gearig, Merrill Short, Dale Davis, Miss Spiess, Lowell Gilson, Joe Rychener, Lowell Schultz, Esther Sturpe, Alex Guerrero, Eunice Frey, Janice Nafziger, Dotty Baker, Lois Gasche, Lamar Miller, Daryl Nofziger, David Blosser. Seated: Kenneth Rufenacht, Louise Friesen, Ronald Frey, Geraldine Short, Suzann Beck, Vern. Beck, Shirley Reynolds, Fern Beck, Evelyn Kauffman, Marlene Short, Lowell Nofziger, Marlene Miller, Sharon Nofziger. In small picture: Phyllis Klophfenstein, Kenneth Peters. law Jixsxtsli . .. , 4 sssissfgsirffe--ess,'u?f1e., -eff? Jzfsaiffg' ' ., N T H T ! 1, F I F i' aw 41:31 I F f G- R A D E an .A Q0 QQ The fifth grade had thirty pupils. The class had two new students-Kenneth Peters and Phyllis Klopfenstein. One of the projects of the class was sel- l i n g seeds. The group also had a watermelon contest. Bonnie Gearig won the first prize for raising the largest watermelon. Then the class held a party at which they ate the melons. For the Thanksgiving program, the class gave the playlet, nThe First Thanksgiving Day.W The class had a Valentine exchange on Feb- ruary lb. Miss Spiess again was the teacher. I N I, : '-5 9 ' -1-' .u The fourth grade had 31+ students. fi 2gaQaS55, 1 The only loss in the class was that of A I it it --o1'?-1'-55-q A Hadine Gisel, who moved to the .Lrchbold II M ip.. district early in the spring. That left 13, 'f 4 33 for the rest of the year, for no new If students entered the class. w N U 4,448 The class had a seed-selling con- 'Y-'X test to see who could sell the most J seeds. Vincent Rupp was class winner. i V This project was carried on in coopera- J 'ul 4, tion with tho fifth gi-ooo. Mg, rm' , The group had several parties dur- KNM1' K ing the year. They had a Christmas par- , ,t ,Mf 2-' ty with a gift exchange and a Valentine W WW, 1 if exchange on February lb. For Miss Mil- ' V I- VW ler's birthday, they gave her a surprise -W t 4 i ps!! 'H birthday party. tfml fz if ff MNT! The class also took part in the Jg H W 'Q' Thanksgiving program. They gave a choral W N - X N' V reading and sang several songs. i ,ff Four members of the class took in- HT WX V strumental music lessons. Mervin Beck he I o H MU' and Janet Schmucker took violin lessons. 'Intl vincent Rupp and Ronald Beck took trom- ' Z eefif'e?if7i'i ,i?i'?Ea pet lessons. 6 5 1 o Top row! Lynwood Mininger, Mary Alice Sauder, Carolyn Nafziger, Vincent Rupp Bobby Burkholder, Delores Avina, I-iarilyn Hofziger, Carolyn Zimmerman, Phyllis Graber, Marilyn Zimmerman, Charlene King, Miss Miller. Second row: Virgil Miller, Jimmy Miller, Betty Moll, Ronald Beck, Larry Grieser, Corwin Nofziger, Jan Weber, Cristy Gearig, Michael Andrews, James Schrock, Nadine Gisel, Conchita Avina, Delores Nofziger, lviervin Beck. Bottom row: LaRue Short, Everett Short, Marlene Roth, Janet Schmucker, Janet Rupp, Rosemary Gearig, Geneva Rufenacht, Mona Nofziger, Gregory RuPP, Rachel Naf z iger. T o p row: Barbara Nofziger, Roger Reynolds, Allen Rupp, Rodney Nofziger. Second row: Terry Gottschalk, Marvin Zimmerman, Elizabeth D 1 s b r o v, James Rychener, To Rychener, Joan Davis, Frank Avina, Joyce Roth. Third r o wx BeEtta Short, Loraine Friesen, Wauneta Grieser, David Miley, Kenneth Hartman, Curtis B a e r, Kennard Grieser, Marvin Miller, Larry Thrasher. Bottom r o wx Margaret Rufenacht, Lucinda Fowler, Marlin Britsch, Marilyn Richer, Marlene Thierry, Donald Waidelich, Kenneth Nafziger, Paul Sturpe, R h o d a Nafziger. In small picture: Ronald L e u p P. Marnella Peters, Phyllis Fonseca, Carlos Fonseca. Absent: Richard Beck. W 2 ,I f,,faf 1 -QQ: Thirty-five pupils made up the third grade. Two new students, Ronny Leupp and Carlos Fonseca, entered the class during the year. T h e class had a Christmas party during which they held a gift exchange, and also a Valentine party. But t h e party they probably enjoyed most was the surprise party they gave to Mrs. Rex on her birthday. They had quantities of food at this party. They enJoyed three d 1 I- ferent kinds of cookies, four kinds of popcorn, cupcakes, candy, soft drinks, and apples. The class participated in present- ing 'Mother Goose Entertains' for the school's Christmas program. . M 1 r eg. u ,+ vi - 5 7'l+I R D Xxx Q A Dali 73' ,5.44 .::,' K1 Q lib? . fa' A- -Z-,-V A l,-3-, -fc: Xe. S ,fc .7- '45 , . Top row: Roger Beck, Suzanne Frey, Judy Short, Rosie Avina, Connie Bingman, Louise Miller. Middle row: Kenneth Disbrow, Parl Ayina, Roseyn Rychener, Freddy M noz, Karen Gearig, Paul Freeman, Jean Westhoven, Philip Uoeyl Nafziger, lhrvin Naiziger, Jackie Rychener, George Gaylor, Karin Lantz, Jerry Weber, Billy Frey. Bottom row: Bonnie Miller, Carolyn Beck, Dianne Nefziger, Donald Davie, James Roth, Manny Grieser, Bonnie Short, Ernestine Short, Donelde Nofziger,Al1en Nofziger, Teresa Guerrero, Miss Buckmaster. In small picture: Allen Richards, Lynn Short, Lenda Burohett, Larry Price, Domingo Fonseca. With the addition of six new members, the n mber of children in the second grade was increased to 3? by the end of the year. The new students were Lenda Burchett, Paul Freeman, Domingo Fonseca, Lynn Short,Larry Price, and Allen Richards. As an interesting project, the class raised fish. They also had parties for Christmas and Valentine Day. They co-operated with the first and third grades in giving the Christmas assembly program. I sy ' WSI S D Qi, f, Cf QADE Q 1 ,LX Icglgo,gg :51yliEi+ X , -rv' ' W- , -I-'SX V. ' 36 Top row: Philip Rychener, Richard Wagler, Marlene Beck, Lynn Weber, Janet Nafziger, Joan Weber, Sharon Nofziger, Daryl Roth, Sandra Gilson, Arnold Freeman, Dale Blosser, Roger Rupp, Rachel Porter. Middle row: Marlin Rupp. Marlene Reynolds, Charles Nafziger, Sharon Miller, Reuben Aschliman, Elaine Merillat, John Gearig, Ida Mae King, Ronald Graber, Loretta Friesen, Jimmy Haskell, Mary Lou Wanner, Arnold Bloeser, Elaine Jane Rnfenacht. Botton row: LaMar Yoder, Glenn Hartman, Judy Xing, Duane R chener, Marnetta Rychener, Dorwin Nofziger, Connie Nofziger, David Ayina, Linda Kay Grieser, Marvin Troyer, Linda Lou Baer, Arnold Short, Merlyn Bender, Jimm Meyers. In small picture: Richard Beck. The first grade had bb pupils. Dale Roth moved away during the year, but three new children entered. They were Arnold Freeman and Deloris and Olivia Fonseca. The class enjoyed taking part in the Christmas program which was given for the school. With grades 2 and 3, they gave the playlet 'Mother Goose Entertains.' They celebrated Christmas by having a gift exchange. They had a Valentine party and on Easter the Easter bunny left two nests in their room. 'ive-gf.-7' - S'--::-:-':--- ,ef '--.. : - ' if -...Q 2-f'q'i2ikf'?-ff? H' itvfr H f? S 'V GPADE N , i x s 1 . H .315 xxx'if''ZfliggfT5f5GtE?EZE7:553'f5ggjmX -W The kindergart e n started with 31 child- ren but the nn ber grew to forty by the end of the year. Vernon Nof- ziger, Jr., who moved to Archbold, was t h e only one to leave the group. Three students entered during the sec- ond week o f school. Those who entered later were Larry Peters, Jul- io Fonseca,Jesse Fonse- ca, Larry Leupp, Leslie LeuPP. and Beverly Short. .. yggigg 3 -4. A .7 , The class enjoyed singing and K egg,-Qggzsa--Q fy,-'-A.4i:11N ,f' c l a y-modeling most among their varied activities. They also joyed making puppets and furniture .f V f o r a puppet show, 'The Three Q T 2 I Bea.rs,ll which they gave for the ' fy XKG- E A first three grades,.Mr. Gottschalkg y some high school girls, and many T h y of their parents. The snapshot VV Q shows a picture of 'The Three p gli, .see,,, xl F-,, .n.,.. ns.. , Bears. Names of pupils in pic- fd, 1a X ture are given below. fl .- 1 : .e n ,.-,,f,.-- - -. S ' Top row: Jimmy Bay, Joan Schultz, Sue Ann Blosser, Marilyn Britsch, Benny Ayina, Carolyn Westhoven, Randy Manner, Janette Rupp, Jimmy Rafziger. Middle row: Terry Thierry, Lynnette BuPPo Mabelann Schrock, Janice Short, Earlene Miller, Leon Short, Linda Frey, Luann Gearig, Jennifer Detter, Shirley Disbrow, Brenda Short. Bottom row: Stephen Aschliman, Wendell Beck, Rhoda Troyer, Margaret Short, Lovell Nafziger, Lydia Castruita, Nancy Bender, Carolyn Blosser, David Nofziger, Jimmy Huber. 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Bottom row: Lovina Grieser, Roger Roth, Junior Beck, Gene Richer, Leon Waidelich, Donald Beck, Carl Frey, Charles Rupp. Top row: Curtis Spangler, Vincent Frey, Lester King, James Grieser, Marlin Miller, Ervin Miller. Second row: Merle Frey, Clarence Bruner, Charles Beck, Glen Miller, William Nofzlger, Marvin Frey, Richard Sherman, Mr. Edington. Third row: Bueta Yoder, Mary Alice Nofziger, Imogene Beck, Lois Jean Merillat, Arlene Beck, Bernice Rupp, Mary Louise Miller, Anna Spangler, Arleta Miller, Anna Nofziger, Nancy Porter. Bottom row: Glenda Frey, Laura Jane Gearig, Mary Alice Leupp, Edith Haskell, Marilyn Gearig, Luana Leininger, Marilyn Haskell, Marilyn Frey, Fern Moll,Lo1e Beck. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Top row: Evelyn Short, Laura Jane Gearig, Jueldine Nofziger, Lelah Raker, Arlene Schultz, Lois Jean Merillat, Arlene Beck, Nancy Porter, Jane Guerrero, Marcile Rupp, Mary Alice Hofziger. Second row: June Gilson, Clemma Roth, Mary Jo Miley, Anna Rose Meller, Hazel Ayers, Phyllis Frey, Mary Louise Miller, Bernice Rupp, Doris Rufenacht, Erma King, Margie Burkholder. Third row: Claudette Rupp, Shirley Grime, Sarah Jane Robinson, Rosetta Schrock, Phyllis Schmucker, Rosa Waidelich, Shirley Meyers, Fern Moll, Elaine Rupp, Mary Schrock. Bottom row: Betty Fowler, Delight Grieser, Doris Beck, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Nofziger, Shirley Nofziger, Martha Hay Zimmerman, Pauline Grieser, Carol BCDYSA GLEE CLUB Top row: Colenzo Short, Charles Beck, Orval Sauder, Darold Riegsecker, Richard Gautsche, Marlin Rupp, Marlin Beck. Middle row: Merle Frey, Robert Yoder, Lester, King, Glen Miller, William Nofziger, Marvin Frey, Gerald Nafziger, Wesley Wyse. Bottom row: James Beck, Merrill Nofziger, Vincent Frey, Glenda Frey, Richard Sharman, Marlin Miller, Ervin Miller. Vonier. ENSEMBLE 2 Merle Frey, Robert Eicher, Clarence Bruner, I-Iarlin Miller, Vincent Frey, Marvin Frey, Merrill Nofziger, Ervin Miller. QUINTET Charles Beck, Glen Miller, Curtis Spangler, William Uofziger, Richard Shz:.1'n1a.n. Marilyn Gearig, Phyllis Frey, Sh-Bri Weber. Lesser King. Glenna Both, Laura Jane Gearig, Glenda Frey. E12-1116 Rychener- Evelyn short, marilyn Frey. SOLOIS TS SEX TE T 2 43 Charles Beck, Glen Miller, William Nofziger, Richard Sherman, Luana Leininger, Marilyn Haskell, Lois Jean I-ierillat, Edith Haskell. MIXED OCTET Arleta Miller, Luzma lc inger, Marilyn Haskell, Nancy Porter, Lois Jean Merillat, Edith Haskell SEXTET 7 TWHQLERS DRUM XVXAJGRE TTE Twirlers: Kathryn Krieger, Mary Jo Miley, Shirley Meyers, Elaine Rupp. Drum majorettez Luana Leininger. CLARINET QUARTET JUNICDR GRCHESTRA CLARINET QUARTET- Ralph Bruner, Phyllis Schmucker, Carol Vonier, Claudette Rupp. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA- Top row: Loretta Rupp, Joe Rychener, James Gasche, John Merillat, Howard Snyder, Elaine Rychener, Alex Guerrero, Shari Weber, Roger Schmitz. Middle row: Vincent Rupp, Ruth Fowler, Lowell Gilson, Kenneth Rufenacht, Kathryn Krieger, Suzann Beck. Bottom row: Junior Beck, Janet Schmucker. Mervin Beck, Charles Rupp. W R W 4'-X -I-X ., W ,mix jskxif'-R A ,. f,.f..QQ+.Q?,Q xv' ,- lf'6 .5 , sf ,S 1 Q f -x2'9K f-if-1f'31 if X 2 ff 0 Q 5 Q ' 0 ' o N' 5 ' ' ' x51-fkxy N-G ' 'l NIKE? Xf .w ' 1 xx . fflvf g W Q 91 j ' I ' xff 1' 3 I I - 1 iffy ' U' - -'si-f ,1- -laifigiVin1i?5gEggf52Z?i:5jiEg35?Q ' gEEi-EsEi5EE55:ES?.k F: 5537 Q hw 5 ff. e I if 2 wil C i t L51 yfkg s, , M a a 1 I iff T 'fl f, .,- a i For those students interested in music, there are a number of groups open for their participation. Music is be- coming increasingly more important as an extra-curricular activity. 'Early in the school year, Mr. Eding- ton began holding auditions for mixed choir. From t h e auditions, 38 were chosen. The choir took part in several school concerts. On April l5, they went to Ada, Ohio, to compete in the district music contest. By receiving a superior rating there, they were made eligible for state competition. The state contest was held at Springfield, where the choir re- ceived an excellent rating. The boys' and girls' glee clubs were open to all students from the upper four grades who wished to sing in them. Be- sides singing in concerts, they also com- peted in the district contest where both received excellent ratings. The band consisted of grade students as well as of high school students. They played at basketball games, pep meetings, school concerts, and on other occasions. The orchestra was started between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Except for one player, the string section was made up entirely of beginning players. They made their debut at the baccalaureate service in May. This year a junior chorus, composed of seventh and eighth graders, was or- ganized, The chorus took part in con- certs and also sang at the baccalaureate service. Mr. Edington encouraged the members of the larger music groups to organize into small ensembles. T h e results of this encouragement was the establishment of ten ensembles. This small group pra- tice strengthened the larger groups. The boys' ensemble number l was organized at the beginning of the school year as a quartet--Charles Beck, Glen Miller, William Nofziger, and D i c k Sharman. W i t h an additional member, Curtis Spengler, they entered the dis- trict music contest as a quintet. There they received a superior rating. They also received a superior rating at the state contest at Westerville. The boys' ensemble number 2 received an excellent rating at the district con- test. Those in the ensemble were Merle Frey, Robert Eicher, Clarence Bruner, Marlin Miller, Vincent Frey, Marvin Frey, Merrill Nofziger, and Ervin Miller. Those in the girls' ensemble number l were Arleta Miller, Luana Leininger, Marilyn Haskell, Nancy Porter, Lois Mer- illat, and Edith Haskell. They received an excellent rating at the district music contest. The girls'ensemble number 2 received a superior rating at both the district and state contests. Members of the sex- tet were Laura Jane and Marilyn Gearig, Evelyn Short, Phyllis Frey, Marilyn Frey, and Clemma Roth. The mixed octet, consisting of Luana Leininger, Marilyn Haskell,Lois Merillat, Edith Haskell, Charles Beck, Glen Miller, William Nofziger, and Dick Sherman, was organized at the beginning of the year. At the district contest, they were rated superior and at the state excellent. The mixed ensemble number 2 received an excellent rating at the district con- test. Those in the quartet were Glenda and Marilyn Frey, Lester King, and Marlin Millers Ralph Bruner, Phyllis Schmu c k e r, Carol Vonier, and Delight Grieser entered the district music contest as a clarinet quartet. They were rated very good, The brass quartet-Curtis Spengler, James Waidelich, John Rychener, and Ralph Gasche-rated excellent at the district music contest. Glenda Frey and Elaine Rychener en- tered the district contest as piano solo- ists. Each of the girls received an excellent rating on her performance. Lester King received a very good rating on his tenor solo. He sang UI Come To Thee.W Shari Weber received an excellent rating at the district contest on her trumpet solo. L6 -jh.,. . . w t:. . I -3553 i 'ff.:2If:fQ Izlilw ' '.f:31J' -ff!-TP ' .V -- - - - Lili. --4- 'L'f.. .... 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Two agriculture classes were conduct- ed by Mr. Pollock, the new teacher--fresh- manreophomore and Junior-senior. Various problems pertaining to agriculture were discussed in class. Much time was spent in the shop on various jobs. Tractors and farm machinery, brought in by the boys, were studied and repaired. Each boy was to have at least one crop and one livestock project during t h e year. An . me agreement was to be worked out 5 1 . Pollock as to buying and feeding 5 . .r- -.. -..,--, -.J Q In i L?LT':'.'::ff'-'W 5, K ' ff:Q23 f fi all-as-Sf1iZ1i :ff'fs' Picture upper left. Shop boys build feeder. Mr Pollock, Ralph Gasche, Wesley Wyse, Marlin Miller. Picture lower left. Ernest Fowler and James Grieser do a stunt of welding. F.F.A. Picture upper right. Standing: Merrill Nofziger, Gail Weber, Richard Sharman, Glenn Davis, Colenzo Short, Mr. Pollock. Seated: Roger Gilson, James Beck, Waldo Aeschliman, Lowell Ayers, Paul Grieser, Ellis Aeschliman, J a m e s Grieser, Ernest Fowler, Robert Eicher, Clarence Bruner. This was the first year for a Future Farmers of America Chapter 1 n Pattis- ville High School. The boys had a fair- sized chapter and chose the following officers: J 1 m Grieser president, Bob Eicher vice-president, Roger Gllson sec- retary, Dick Sharman reporter and Ernie Fowler treasurer. M . Pollock, the agri- culture teacher, served as adviser. The chapter had a regular scheduled meeting the first lednesday of each month but it also had special meetings and officers' meetings several times. At night meetings refreshments were served and a recreational program featured. ,,.., 'Q I ' JY' 'BS -'13 ',5 ::j :3 72,-y'M-at -s...,. . 1-L.. w i '5 ' V M14 Q .nh the boy's father ana ur. Ma R U at the livestock or finding land and raising a crop. Accurate records were kept on each one. The class also took various field trips. They included trips to nearby and some distant farms to see what is actually being done by progressive farmers, as well as trips to live s t o c k X , r I 'ffm Y 1 1 Y shows and other projects. f t 'DEPAR MEM' N X .4 ,sf S f I' ...mi-ffQE'ar2P ft ty, PET ECHOES Standing: Edith Haskell Mary Alice Leupp Lois Beck Imogene Beck Seated: Anna Spengler Luana Leininger Miss Wyse Mary Alice Nofziger Glenda Frey Marilyn Haskell The Student Council is an organiza- tion to promote student participation in p r acticing democratic procedures of school government. The organization is composed of representatives from each of the upper six grades. The Student Council sponsored a magazine selling contest. The contest was held between grades 7-9-ll and 8-10- l2. Since the even grades lost the con- test, they sponsored the showing of the movie 'The Enchanted Forest' to the en- tire school. The money earned from the contest was used to pay for a lyceum series. This year, for the first time, the Student Council joined t h e National Association of Student Councils. They received a charter signifying membership The task of revising the constitu- tion was taken up by the Council. Sev- eral new amendments have been proposed. In order to report past happenings and announce future events to the school and the community. the Journalism class again put out 'Pet Echoes.' It is a weekly publication with a broad circula- tion which this year reached 260 paid subscriptions. At the Northwestern Ohio District Journalism convention on April 22, 'Pet the best Echoes' won the trophy for mimeographed school newspaper in North- western Ohio. This was the second year in succession that 'Pet Echoes' won this honor. The paper was also given a su- perior rating at the convention. s s 4 1 s e m s e 1 The organization also sponsored on all-high school party at which the final games of t h e intramural basketball tournament were played off. Standing: Junior Beck, Kenneth Miller, Fern Moll, Marilyn Nofziger, John Rychener, Paul Wyse, Shari Weber, Curtis Spangler, Phyllis Trey, Sarah Jane Robin- son, and Mabel Ann Rupp. Seated: Glen Miller, William lofziger, Lois Beck, and Mr. Gottschalk. STUDENT COUNCIL AlJy,f??! Q:-'f1 SQ P N I V f 1 x V w I V F3 7' W dm Mx ff, 1 1 f M 1 HL A 2, 'I by I JM I N- nl, Si s 1 ' U 5 O WSWS in 'Q?NT fif aW,..h.J - . Nl!! Dwight Porter, Harley Beck, William Gasche, John Waidelich, William Ziegler, Harvey Beck Jr, and Amandus Nofziger. Mr. and Mrs. William Lantz were again the school custodians, as they have been for fifteen years. They have been doing the Janitor work since November 1935. There were four other Janitors before Mr. Lantz. The first custodian was Ora Krieger, who was here from the time the present school start- ed until December of the same year, 1929. Then J. H. Zehr was janitor for the rest of the year. For the school year of 1930-1931, Frank C. Hampshire served as Janitor. Then Jacob C. Hadd was custodian up to the time of his death in October 1934. For several weeks, Mr. Abts took over the work. Then Mr. Lantz began working and has held the Job ever since. Q6 , Q c1fgvoDffwg f I I 1' s 'A f RQ my Cr- 7 '-EN N 1 s f i , - if,,e-ww ,.-A W--- 'N 'r'Nxi The busdrivers are im- portant in t h 1 s school since the majority of the students are rural. Vincent Beck, Harvey Beck Jr., and Bill Ziegler were the new busdrivers. The others were veterans of several years' stand i n g. When Vincent Beck resigned to devote his full time to h 1 s insurance business, Harley Beck took his place. , f...-nad' . YJ-nn .vw ,,a-v-D'7'fd? 5.f' .,rartP f ' cf'-2:ff 5' If M-f Lffgf' f ',,f.f2ff?',... 24- X ' ' ,,f '--'J .-J I -,nM:M,,.--I ,y, W 'M--? ' E524 X U' . ' 3' P e , ...M - 1 9. V . rf ,Q-i9.:5:.:::f:f:-M. ' QI iff! --'AX ,, ,,,,---A.,--f-- tiff- tr,'57f'7'7fP--Tiztm''.:z:1 l2.'f:4.g.V' . JL 'S- I-'3---,':'12'-J E , ! 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Qs! -ss, 1f3s13:ilW333'1ZN '?i5i1X5f7k'5'ze gm f 9 Kr fs- GX, jam a ,ng ij, 51,1 'J 'f l1f ' 'NNW f X V fr ' A wb-ff-,X ,ffx4f t 'X -X QV' vw .J firwffym-3221 X ff' firfffffif S3-45 A 22 ' -nfkaRf,ffmXXx- ,S N ax. 'X-I Q?533iz1E3'2SNi3 kia , 2532213 1 sql QM?-Q .,:1., TAM,, 1 H s . 1 I r i i E WVQSXTY BASKFTBAH Richard Sharman, Coach Rex, Kenneth Nofziger, Roger Gilson, James Grieser, Robert Richer, Ernest Fowler. This year's varsity, in comparison with the last few years, had a successful season. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Rex, the Blackbirds won 5 and lost 13 of their regular season games. They also won their first tournament g a m e since 1945. In spite of their definite improvement, the boys lost their second and third tournament games and were thus eliminated from competition. The forwards for the team consisted of Jim Grieser, who led the team in rebounding, Kenny Nofziger, the hard-driving forward who always managed to get through, and Bob Eicher, an artist on long shots. The guards were Ernie Fowler, a fast little fellow, who really concentrated on the basket, Dick Sherman a specialist in split-vision passing, and Clarence Bruner who alternated playing forward and guard. Roger Gilson, the team's center, was always worth a lot of points on his book anC lay-up shots. SEMO? CHFFQ! FADFQ3 who were responsible for the enthusiastic spirit of pep meetings and composed new yells? And who were more faithful in standing behind the basketball team during the games than the four senior high cheer- leaders? They deserve a great deal of credit for what they did. Through the entire season they were busy 'rooting' for the team. They were noted for the intriguing routines they worked out. Edith Haskell Marilyn Haskell Luana Leininger Anna Spengler RESERVES Glenn Davis Gail Weber James Waidelich John Rychener Coach Rex Ralph Gasche Ralph Bruner Curtis Spengler Manager: James Rupp The five boys who saw the most action on the reserve team were Ralph Gasche at center, John Rychener and Jim Waidelieh a t forward, Ralph Bruner and Gurtis Spengler at guard. The reserves were coached b y Mr. Rex who did a very good job with them. The reserves had a winrloee record of ll wins and 8 losses. Many of the boys on the reserve team s a w action in varsity games as substi- tutes and did a fine job. Because there were no substitutes for the reserves 1 n many games, the boys had t o play care- fully and cleanly. Working under this handicap, the boys always made a g o o d showing for Pettisville. The boosters did a very fine J o b this year. They sold pop, candy, and pop corn at all the home games. Probably the most important highlight of the year was the tobogganing party which they arranged at Pokagan Park, Indiana. This was the first experience of the kind for most of the group who attended.and they The boys were honored at a number of su pers and lunches this year. The boosters gave them a lunch at Mary Jo Miley's after which the girls stayed for a slumber party. Sarah Jane Robinson was head booster this year and June Gilson was secretary- treasurer. BGOSTERS Mary Jo Miley Imogene Beck June Gilson l t Sarah Jane Robinson Standing: R o g e r Krieger, Charles Davis, James Gasche, Howard Snyder, Paul Grieser, Coach Springer, James Davis, Jean Beck, L. J. Burkholder, Charles Schmucksr, James Rupp, manager. On floor: Charles Rupp, Larry Grieser, Billy Gasche, Roger Schmitz, John Gasche, Ju ior Beck, Paul Gilson, Neil Weber. A number of boys reported for basket- ball on the junior high team, but most of them were in the sixth and seventh grades and, therefore, too small in competition with taller teams. T h e team did not have a very good winning record, but they were always cheerful a n d their ability can not be judged by a record. Mr. Springer coached the little Blackbirds and did a fine Job. The boys who saw the most action on the team were Paul Grieser, L. J. Burk- ho1der,Charles Rupp, Howard Snyder, Roger Schmitz, and Junior Beck. Also Jim Rupp must be given credit here for his faithful job as manager not ' .. A . -6, .. ,H , 2 , - only on the Junior high team but on the varsity, reserves, and in baseball.as wee Jim did a fine job and each boy who par- ticipated in athletics was grateful f o r his services. Our little cheerleaders seemed to be very outstanding this year in their black a n d white striped dresses. Although their team did not win many games the girls were right behind them with moral support. The boosters also appreciated the h e 1 p of the Junior-high cheerleaders because they helped sell refreshments at the games. Delight Grieser, Claudette Rupp ... , S..- . . - . , . , ,.. . -.,.-.,,M I JU XY 10 R H1 ,f ' my . I fl , ! 1 S E 7, A JW!! f 'MWA WM ' f Y Y H M H , ' li '- ' 'S' Xf'1f't7'ff?::21--.Fff-1 f1Cf ' '. -.I'l5':T---'fillfff' 'S' , -...2' -3,-..':r j'F::1: ,--'-1.- A212-L ' aj ' 'mal-fps' P----., BASEBALL Up: James Rupp-manager Ralph Bruner Coach Springer Richard Sharman Ernest Fowler Roger Gilson James Waidelich Glenn Davis Coach Rex Curtis Spengler Kenneth Nofziger Charles Beck William Nofziger Ralph Gasche John Ryohener Robert Eicher Lowell Maller Down: for baseball this year, making competition for any on the first squad. The team was coached by Mr. improvement over last year. Ten games, of which one of darkness, were played in the fall. The schedule for the spring was unobtainable,but about the same number of games were played then. The seven certain starters for the season were Dick Sharman third base, Ernie Fowler left field, Will Nofziger pitcher, Kenny Nofziger catcher, Bob Eicher first base, Jlm Waidelich right field, Roger Gilson center field. The rest of the sqpad alternated the other positions. Sherman,-Eicher, and Gllson also relief-pitched. Richard Gantsche, Wesley Wyse, and Dale Klopfenstein, not pictured, came out for spring baseball. Ralph Gasche and Lowell Maller were out only in the fall. Fifteen boys reported out player to obtain a position Springer, and showed d definite was won and one called because Letterman are boys who have won at least one letter in at least one sport. Winr ning a letter in baseball and basketball both this year were Dick Sharman, Ernie Fowler, Bob Eicher, Kenny Nofziger, and Roger Gilson. Winning a letter in baseball alone were Will Nofziger, Jim Waidelich, Wesley Wyse, Glen Davis. Winning a letter in basketball alone were Jim Grieser and Clarence Bruner. honorary captain the last day of captain and Dick Sharman baseball cap- black c in the letter monogram P. school. The members of the teams each elected an school. They elected Ernie Fowler basketball tain. The captain's letters each had a small The letters were awarded the last day of LETTERMEN Up Coach Rex Ernest Fowler William Nofziger Roger Gilson James Grieser Coach Springer Down:Wesley Wyse Kenneth Nofziger Richard Sharman James Waidelich 58 l 1 .qfrrnf r-ir,-1. f- -vw -. 4 ,, 1 ...rf . fp 4, -, 'Qi-, -W, 'XXII ' v ' . 'y . X . I, hx 1 r rf ' r. vu ':. 3 .... rl.: I li - ,.rgf '7'f ,.1 ..-P .J ,'?:'.L.L2g-...ggi-f.-gpg' .-M 1 ....... ... . I 4 x uh., X Y K Iii fx .X - 51, .x ' . , x x f-fr? 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'v 1-.-1.::',',4s5- 2 . - A.:71..2-fr.-...L-2'e'2R2fw--vs.:-4 -52:55-T,r722fW -'4 '- l M .'-.....'.. ..-.........r'1Z.- ..- . Q... -.,-.,,-,,,..,.,,,f , V ....,..:3.3..5:mJ-5....-.- '7-- - ',,g3--..T'-,,L7.....-:,....-- ' - .,::.'--r--3' i.-',,,..,:..-,..m,.. , - ' on Friday evening, May 26. This was the first alumni re In 1931, the first high school class was g'aduated from Pettisville School. The class had 25 members, a num- ber which no class has ever reached since. Although school was held in the new building during the preceding year there was no senior class because the seniors of the Pet- tlsville district finished at the schools where they had started their high school work. New twenty classes have graduated, with a total of 392 graduates. This number includes the clelse of 1950, with 22 members. Of this number, only two have died. Nei- ther of these were natural deaths. The two are Kenneth Ioder, who died in an automobile accident, and I d w a rd Ziegler, who was killed in Trance in World War II. The alumni are scattered over many states from Massa- chusetts to California., and several are in foreign co1m- tries. The predominating occupation among the men is farming, and for the women, being housewives. There are also nursee,teachers, businessmen, m1n1sters,m1ss1onar1es. ,T 4:2 f'5Qg35f 7115552515553 .1 Mr 'M' '-'rr'-r-at-'b Q u zfuyx - F N Mr : 3 4 A4 .lbw wr. ' 'i'f?i Q A -IA 'l' An alumni banquet was held in the school auditorium ALUMNUS MARRIED CLASS ADA CROSSGROVE Orval Hafziger 1931 RID 1, Archbold ERIUST FHEY Mabel Conrad 1931 HID 5, Uausson, HHBZBIHIT GAIMAIF Bernice Speck 1931 7252 lykes St., PAUL GASCHE Dorothy Thresher 1931 725 Ihggett St. IRID GHRKIN Helen Morten 1931 500 Orchard St. DALE GORSUCB Ruth Gingery 1931 Alvordton, Ohio MARJORIE LANTZ Daryl Stickley 1931 246 W. Chestnut BEULAH LOVELAND Rolland. Aldrich 1931 1421 Potter St. , union in eight years. It was attended by about 270. ADDRESS , Ohio Ohio Detroit, Mich. , Napoleon, Ohio , Perrysburg, Ohio St., Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio St., Vauseon, Ohio Ohio PEARL MERILLAT JACOB HESS '32 1931 218 S. Iranklin MAR! MULL Melvin Short 1931 RID 1, Archbold, DOROTHY NISEL! Donald Brand 1931 HID 1, Ashley, Ind. LEWIS HISELI Lorna Short 1931 Pettisville, Ohio CHAUNCE! NOFZIC-HR CLELA RUP? '31 1931 7231+ Jamison St. , Reseda, Calif . DOHOTH! NOFZIGEH Earl Hoettger 1931 1478 Melvin Dr. , Toledo. Ohio ROY NOTZIGER LUCILE FRIY '33 1931 RTD 5, Wauseon, Ohio DORIS HHBEAU Elias Hartman 1931 BID 5, Wauseon, Ohio LUCILE RITTICHIEB 1931 RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio CLHQA RUPP CHAIHCEY NO1'Z1GE'R'311931 7231! Jamison St. . Reseda, Calif. DORIS RUPP Kenneth Gfrleser 1931 BID 1, Archbold, Ohio EDITH!! RUP? 1931 RTD 3, Vlauseon, Ohio VICTOR RUPP Beatrice Croninger 1931 RTD 1, Vauseon, Ohio HDON RYCHENER KToml TBELMA RYCHENEB '32 1931 Pettisville , Ohio Wauseom, Ohio , Wauseon, Ohio LAWRENCE RYCHHNER Irene Murphy 1931 Hidgeville Corners, Ohio FLOYD SMITH Margaret Leininger 1931 HID 2, Hansson, Ohio JAMES ZEHR Clara DeYries 1931 225 E. Oak St., HEHMAN BRITSCH Margaret Schroeder 1932 411+ Vine St., Archbold, Ohio VERNON GRABER Helen Leininger 1932 RFID 5, Wauseon, Ohio JACOB HESS PEARL MERILLAT '31 1932 218 S. Franklin St., Wauseon, Ohio DALE NOFZIGER Berneta Wyse 1932 RTD 1, Archbold, Ohio LEORA BUPP Kenneth Bachman 1932 Fayette, Ohio LESTER RUPP Louise Hurry 1932 210 Brunell St. MABEL RYCHENER Henry Meyers 1932 Pettisville, Ohio THJILMA HICHENER B.S. ELDON RYCBENER '31 1932 Pettisville, Ohio FRANK SCABIBOROIBH LENA TIECHFY x'33 1932 Box 27-A, Dutton, Mont. CEAPHUS SCHROCK FERN EREY '39 1932 307 Middle St., MAE SMITH Norris Beilharz 1932 Liberty Center, KENNETH WEBER B.S. Virginia Hatfield 1932 Wayne, Ohio LUCILLE WICKHAM B.S. Donovan Lanning 1932 Cary, Ohio PAULINE ZIMMERMAN OLEN BRITSCH WILBUR DE'1'TE'R Fred Knapp ' Irene Wyse Clela Wyse 1932 1932 1932 Kokomo, Ind. 100 Union St. , Archbold, Ohio Ohio Archbold , Ohio Lug'b11lAd.d1t1on, Archbold, Ohio MAY FANTSHOUSIR Roman Miller 1932 Box 137 A, BID 2, Citra, Florida AGNES FREY Lloyd Schmucker 1933 West Unity. Ohio LUCILE FREY ROY NOFZIGER '31 1933 RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RALPH Grsm. v1e1et Rupp 1933 mm 1, A1-ehbonl, Ohio GRACE XLOPFENSTEIN Walter Maneval 1933 West Unity, Ohio WILHELMINA LEININGER Dale Rigg 1933 RFD 1, Archbold, Ohio IDA LIECHTY Kenneth Bates 1933 RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio CLEMENT RITTICHIER JOAN CLOUTIER x'l02 1933 RFD 2, Uauseon, Ohio NORMAN RUETZ Lillian Knoblauch 1933 RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio ADA RUP? Clarence Andrews 1933 Pettisvills, Ohio CARL RYCKHNER Ruth Deltiloer 1933 Trailer Camp, BFD 1, GRACE SCHMUCUIR WILLAHD KING x' 31+ 1933 HFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio CATHRYN SEILER Robert McMurtry 1933 1903 Wager St., Toledo, Ohio MARVEL SETEHENCE Harold Schmuclner 1933 Pettieville, Ohio DORMAN SHAIFFER 1933 Fayette. Ohio Ohio DOREIIN SHAFFHR Clarence Ruger 1933 RFD 3, Wauseon, ATHELIA SHEHB Glenford Rupp 1933 Whitehouse, Ohio 61 Harlington, Texas OCCUPATION Housewife Plumber Electrician Creamery employee Postal clerk Farmer Tel. wire chief Bookkeeper Housewife Housewife Housewife Cabinet maker Salesmn Housewife Farmer Housewife Lab. assistant Housewife Housewife Employee co. mms Farmer-trucker Seed dealer 3 I+ 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 2 2 3 1 Food locloer operator 1 Farmer,pou1.buyer O11-feed dealer Gas distributor Carpenter Hatchery operator Farmer Housewife Iactory employee Housewife Housewife Ranch employee Salesnnnager Housewife Iarmer-teacher Housewife Housewife Factory executive furniture Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Housewife Housewife Housewife Farmer Farmer Housewife Trailer camp mg. Housewife Housewife Housewife Shoe repairer Housewife Housewife retailer 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 lb 1+ 1 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 2 CHILDREN girls girls girl girl girls girl girl girl girls girl girls girls girls girl girl girl girl girls girl girl glrl girl girls girls girl girl girl girls girls girls girl girl girl girl girls girls girls girl girls 3 boys 1 boy 2 boys lb boys 2 boys 2 boys 1+ boys 2 boys 2 boys It boys ll- boys 1 boy 1 boy 1+ boys 2 boys 4 boys 1 boy 1 boy 2 boys 2 boys 1 boy 1 boy 1 boy 1+ boys 2 boys 1 boy 2 boys l bey 1 'boy 5 1107! 2 boys 1 boy 1 boy lb boys 1 my 2 boys 1 boy 2 boys 3 boys HTD1, ALUMZNUS WILMA STEINIBREGKER BERTHA ZIMMERMAN PRITCHARD AMSTUTZ ThD. ROBERT BALCOM C.M.M MERLIN BERNATH MELVIN BRITSCH MARIE CROSSGROVE DOROTHY FREY GLADYS GRIESER ARLENE KLING DALE LANTZ HAROLD LQGALLEY MARY LIECHTY RN,IBS. JANE MCCONKEY LESTER NAIZIGER DORIS BEICEHARDT LEONA RUETZ KENNETH RUP? GLEN RYCHENER LLOYD YONIER LAVERN WALDIOGEL WILSON WEBER DOROTHY WIEDERKEBR TILLMAN AMSTUTZ LOIS IBLOSSER MEREDITH BRITSCH OHAUNCY GRIESEH LEROY KING MYRTIE LANTZ CECELIA LEHMAN DONALD LIECBTY CHARLES MURPHY OBA NOFZIGER BERNICE RUP? DELHAB RUP? ELIZABETH RUPP BS KAURICE RUPP ROBERT SPENGLER LLOYD WALDFOGH. ROY WALDIOGEL ADA WEBER DONALD WILLIAMS ADELIFE WINEGARDEN BA. TRULA CLAIR WALTER GISIL EDEITH GRIESER PAUL EESS TWILA EESS WILMA BESS VIRGINIA HILL GEORGIA HUBER MERLE KHAUSS LOUIS LEHMAN LOIKLLA LEUPP DOIALD HILIY HELEN NAIZIGEB TEEN NAIZICIR DONALD NEIDHARDT MARIE RICE RN TLORENOE RICHER IRIN! RITTICHIIR DOROTHY RUETZ LOWELL RYCHINER B.S. BERNEA SEILIR LAWRINOE WEBER B.S. WAYNE WEEE EILIEN WILLIAHS CARL BECK DOROTHY HEATH HELEN BURKHOLDHl JESSE GRIESER LLOYD HUBER WALTER KRINER LORRAIHE LIECHTY HAROLD NOFZIGER HOWARD NOIZIGER RICHARD OYER ANDREW RUP? MARRIED Eugene Eberly Dr. C. Altmaier Dorothy Naylor Edna Champagine Carl Miller Dorothy Sigg 'Vernon Frey Roger Waldeck Charles Stuckey Henry Nelson Mildred Millhouse Dr. Ernest Smuclcsr Marjorie Wyse LeRoy Emmons Elmer Bunsond Dorothy Dominique Ardl s Le s ter Richard Hoag Geraldine Hoth Henry Seller Dale Beck ILVA NOFZIGER x' 36 Lillian Qxillmn CHARLES MURPHY '35 Olley Lauber Jr. Lois Erb Name unlmown Dorothy Hof zlger WALTER GISEL '36 Pauline I-ants GEORGIA HUBER '36 DONNA LIECHTY '39 Emma Hausch Catherine Chambers Olen Genter Grace Wlllison Fermin Andrews Ivan Schaffner BIRNICE HUP? '35 Jefferson Wyse jr. DELMER WARNER xW? Vearl Anacker MAURICE RUPP '35 Amelia Graber Joe Storrer Lillian Denton John Kaufmann lvelyn Hofzlger Beth 'lraube Ilarl Smith Kenneth Aschllman Robert Hesthoven Sarah J ohnson Lowell First Mary E. Ream JOAN EHR '39 lncil Mixer Esther Thut Reuben Hill Richard Lelnlnger Alice Graf Beatrice Inlerriem Wilbur lyse BETTY LEININGER '39 VIRGINIA SMITH 'I-10 Esther Waldfogel Esther King CLASS 1933 1933 1935 1934 1935 1930 1939 1934 1934 1934 1934 1934 193k 1930 1934 1939 193k 1934 1934 1939 1939 193u 1934 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1935 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1936 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 1937 ADDRESS Delta, Ohio 278 Merchant Ave., Marlon, Ohio 379 N. Sprunger St., Berne, Ind. Bldg. 320'+,Farnsworth, Great Lakes , Ill . Iayette, Ohio HID 2, Archbold, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold., Ohio 125 Marshall St., Wauseon, Ohio West Unity, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio lll Sutter St., San Francisco, Calif. Fisher, Ill. Wauseon, Ohio RFD 5, Wausson, Ohio BFD 1, Delta. Ohio 623 Cecil St., Louisville, Kentuclq 1212 Stovphlet St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Pettisville, Ohio RFD l, Wauseon, Ohio Fayette, Ohio BFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio 7'-H+ Briar Cliff Rd., Jackson, Mich. 500 S. Defiance St., Archbold, Ohio BFD 3, Archbold, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio RID 5, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 3, Wauseon, Ohio 2259 N. Defiance St., Archhold, Ohio 205 Lincoln St., Archbold, Ohio RTD 2, Archbold. Ohio 2307 Fontaine Ave., Char1ottesville,Va BFD 3, Archbold, Ohio RED I, Archbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio LaGrange, Ind. Pettlsvllle, Ohio BFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio HID 2, Fayette, Ohio lb? N. Madison St., Adrian, Mich. Pettlsville, Ohio Delta, Ohio Uause on, Ohio 222 W. Leggett St., Wauseon, Ohio RIFD 1, Archbold, Ohio RTD 3, Archbold, Ohio M5 H. Fulton St., Vauseon, Ohio lauseon. Ohio Uauseon, Ohio 323 1. Howard st.. Portage, W1.. Pettisville, Ohio Fayette, Ohio had Ave.. Gallipolis. Ohio nrn 3, Archbold, Ohio Houston, Texas r1sk11us, 111. nrn 3. Archbold, 0 16 5418 Ninits Ot.. Louisville, Ky. lb627 Birchwood Are., Cleveland, Ohio BYD1, FTD 5. RIDE, RFD2, Archhold, Ohio lauseon, Ohio lapoleon, Ohio Mercedes, Texas Wauseon, Ohio 1307 E. Elm St., Lima, Ohio RID 5, Wauseon, Ohio Delta, A.P.O. RFD 2, RTD 2, RTD 2, mio 25 of P.M., San Francisco, Cel. Adrian, Mich. rayette, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Pettisvllle, Ohio 3823 Bowen Bd., Toledo, Archbold , Ohio Ohio Pettisville, Ohio HID 5, Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio El Cercedo, Prov. Benefactor, Dom.Rep. OCCUPATION CHILDREN' Housewife 2 boys Housewife 1 girl 1 boy Minister I girl Naval Officer 1 girl l boy Housewife 2 'boys Farmer 1 girl 1 boy Housewife 3 girls 2 boys Housewife 2 girls Housewife 2 boys Housewife 2 girls l boy Meat cutter ,Pet.Pack1ng Co. Accountant l boy Housewife 2 girls 3 boys Elementary teacher Farmer 2 girls 2 boys Housewife 2 glrls 2 boys Housewife 2 boys Machine operator Seed Co. employee 3 boys Farmer 3 boys Farmer 2 boys Farmer Housewife 2 girls Minister 1 girl l boy Housewife l girl 2 boys Housewife l girl 3 boys Farmer l glrl l boy Factory workaer l girl 1+ boys Bookkeeper l girl Housewife 2 boys Salesmn 1 girl l 'boy .Clerk l girl Farmer 3 girls 3 boys Housewife 3 girls Carpenter l girl Teacher Stockbuqer 2 girls 1 boy Electrician 2 girls I boy Farmer l girl 2 boys Builder 1 girl 2 boys Housewifi l girl llectrlclan 2 girls Piano teacher 2 girls l boy Housewife 2 girls 1 boy Iarmer 3 girls Housewife 2 girls Shoe store operator Housewife l boy Factory worker Nurse-Housewife l boy Housewife 2 girls l boy Farmer 2 'boys Mgr. Morris Store Housewife 2 boys Machinist 1 girl l boy Housewife b girls 2 boys Tamer 2 girls 1 boy Air Station Mgr. l 'boy Housewife-nurse l girl 1 boy Housewife 3 girls l boy Housewife 2 girls Beauticlan Buyer-salessun 1 girl 1 boy Housewife l boy Office Highway Deptl girl Farmer 2 girls 1 boy Housewife Medical Missionary l girl Housewife l girl 1 'boy Housewife 3 girls 2 'boys Farmer Poultry prod. employee 2 boys Carpenter 1 boy Housewife 1 girl 2 boys Plumber 1+ girls Poultry-egg dealer l girl l boy Gas station owner 1 girl Missionary 62 ALUMNUS GLADYS RUPP HELD! RYCHENER MAJORIE SIBGEL PAUL SMITH HHBERT SPDIGLER GRACE TAYLOR SHERMAN TAYIDR IVA BALOOM RUTH BURKHOLDHZ H.ElMAN CLAIR MAURICE FREY FLORENCE GRIESER R. . DORIS LAWRENCE HAROLD LIECHTY HHZMAN LIECHT! VESTA MILLER R.N. LOREIIA MORNINGSTAR CHESTER NAFZIGER IVAN NAFZIGER ARLBIE NEIDHARDT B.S. ROSELLA RITTICHIHI NELLES ROTH BETTY RUPP CARL SCHMUCKER MYRTLE SEVHIENCE CLASS ADDRESS MARRIED James Borton 1937 David E. Springer 1937 Norman Rettig WAUNEPA NYSE '38 ELAINE SOMMERS x'l.5 1937 1937 1937 Jas. Robinson D.D.S.1937 GLADYS RYCHENER 'LO 1937 Clayton Diehl 1938 Laray Stong Marionette Whitaker Lorraine Vollmer u ,s.A. onv1LLE RUP? x'3l. Yvonne Konp Doris Schertz 1933 1938 1938 1938 1938 1938 1938 Harold Stamm 1938 Lawrence Helf 1938 Doris King 1938 Lodems Wyse 1938 Edward. G. Horvsth 1938 Norbert Pinkleman 1938 VIRGIL SUNDAY JR. B.A.Ann Howard wnuurm wyss mnuuw Auousnus umm sscx JUNE cmrrz-:1.n r-sm r-'mr LUCILE cauzsm cum-can uuam mom mwnmcz am! Lammcm norm uscun nmcuz-:arrs NOFZIGE ORVILLE c. RUPP vnu num: mn. nrcsmm nosmr arc czoacs summ Jn. nonomr suom' DWALD sonms mum srmczm HAZEL 'rm.on .mm zum noam swssm HOWARD anuuaz nosomr oomun .11-:Au umrus noun. mum num .mm cmmxrn ALTA quasi-zz wrumx Husm PAULBIE unzlcnz sm! nmnnmur n.N. Lowsu, urssu un uorzrom nommn rucs 'rm-:um arcs nmmn nurmncm DONALD RUPP vmcn. nur? cmnxs 'nxcnmzn LOWNETA SHORT vmcrnm snrru mon-:ru xonm .mms waam s.s. umm Asscnunuu vmcmr sscx um mn: BEATRICE may aoamr GALBRAITH ARL:-:Nm oamssn n.u. mums Lnzcmx wssnsy uscrrry sxsmcs Mxtun 63 O 1' Pearl Ruger 1938 Josenh Allerding 1938 1938 Lewis Parsons 1938 1938 PAUL SMITH '37 1938 Carolyn Bowers JESSE FREY x'35 1939 1939 Frederick Bingmsn 1939 CEAPHUS SCI-IROCK '32 1939 1939 OPAL LANTZ 'L3 1939 GEORGE SHEIER JR. 1939 HAROLD NOFZIGER '37 ROBERT SPENGLER '35 Maurice Zaerr Frank Rupp Jr. 1939 1939 1939 1939 1939 Bettie Bettis 1939 Laurens Baum 1939 LEONA LAWRENCE 1939 Ivan Short 1939 Mary Jane Baer 1939 Marce Gayton 1939 RALPH RYCHENER 'Ll 1939 WAYNE WEBB! '36 1939 MILDRED WEIIGFR x'l.O 191.0 Barbara Buckley 191.0 Clell Short 191.0 Cermon Borton 191.0 Virginia Belding 191.0 Charles Hamilton 191.0 191.0 191.0 Eugene Rossman 191.0 David Simons 191.0 NANCY FIRST x'l.9 191.0 Earl Stuckey 191.0 Ruth Von Seggern 191.0 Lester Austsrmiller 191.0 ELVERDA HOFZIGERx'l.Ol9'l.O 191.0 Eileen Proudfoot 191.0 SHERMAN TAYLOR '37 191.0 Harold Shady 191.0 HOWARD NOFZIGER '37 191.0 191.0 Nancy Powell 191.0 191.1 Mary Schmucker 191.1 191.1 191.1 Dorothy McCance 191.1 191.1 Loveds Ledeman 191.1 DORIS. GRIESER 'L3 191.1 191.1 RFD 2, Morenci, Mich. Pettisville, Ohio RFD 2, Swanton, Ohio RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio - 1506 Potomag Dr., Toledo, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 936 Smith St., Monroe, Mich. Morenci, Mich. 155 S. Grove St.,'Bowl1ng Green, Ohio RFD 2, Wauseon, Ohio Mennonite Hospital, LaJunta, Col. RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio RFD L, Napoleon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio West Unity, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio A156 E. 108th St., Cleveland, Ohio Richfield Center, Ohio RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio L25 N. Market St., Loudonville, Ohio P.o. sox 167, Redly, cs11r. SL6 Wagner St., Ft. Wayne, Ind. 518 Clinton Blvd., Toledo, Ohio RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio RFD 2, West Unity, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 307 Middle St., Archbold, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 1, Archbold, Ohio Waterville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio RID 1, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 1, Archbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio, 208 S. Brunell St. 233 Clinton St., Wauseon, Ohio RFD 2, Wauseon, Ohio Waterville, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio h3L North Western Dr., Adrian, Mich. RFD 1, Wauseon, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 1, Wauseon, RFD 5, Wauseon, Stryker, Ohio Fayette, Ohio Fayette, Ohio RFD 2, Morenci, Mich. RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio Pettieville, Ohio SLO N. Fulton St., Wauseon, Ohio 52 A Pauline St., N. Dartmouth, Mass. Pettisvilleg Ohio Pettisville, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio west Unity, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio RED 3, Wauseon, Ohio 239 W. Chestnut St., Wauseon, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio A201 Forest Hill, Fort Wayne, Ind. RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio Ohio Ohio Deceased, June 9, 191.1 1.51. Emerson Ave., Lexington, Ky, RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio ' Stryker St., Archbold, Ohio Brooklane Farm, RFD 5, Hagerstown, Md. S. Defiance St., Archbold, Ohio Box 1528, Lyons, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RFD , Archbold, Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RFD 1, Archbold, Ohio , gr OCCUPATION CHILDREN Housewife 1 girl 2 boys Housewife Housewife 1 'boy Farmer 1 girl 3 boys Highway patrolmn Housewife 3 boys 081.888 UPerator 1 'boy Housewife 2 boys Housewife Mechanic Plumber 2 'boys Operating room sup. Housewife 1 girl 1 'boy Carpenter 1 girl Carpenter 2 girls 1 'boy Nurse Housewife 1 girl Trucker 3 girls Farmer ll- girls l boy Housewife l girl 1 boy Housewife 3 girls l boy Hatchery operator 1 'boy Housewife 3 girls l boy Construction worker Housewife 2 girls , Laboratory worker 2 girls Housewife 1 girl 3-boys Factory worker Housewife 3 girls 1 'boy Housewife 1 girl 2 boys Housewife I+ girls Office worlosr Farmer Housewife 1 girl Housewife 1+ girls Housewife 2 girls 1 boy Housewife 2 girls 1 boy Mason Housewife 1 girl Meat wholesaler 1 'boy leed.-oil co. employee 2 boys Farmer l girl Housewife Shipping clerk 1 girl Housewife Housewife Housewife 2 girls 1 'boy Factory worknr 1 girl l 'boy Farmer 2 girls Housewife 3 girls Housewife 2 'boys Woodworlser Housewife l boy Factory worker Carpenter Housewife Physical therapist Carpenter 1 boy Housewife 1 girls 2 'boys Moving contractor 1 hu Housewife Farmer 1 girl Poultry tech. Dressed.'poul.d.ealer2 girls 1 'boy Housewife l 'boy Housewife 2 girls Housewife 1 girl l 'boy Contractor Famer Insurance agent Occupa. therapist Factory 'bookkseper Truchlriver Student, Goshen Col. Mechanic 1 girl Mechanic 1 girl 1 boy At hom ALUMNUS FREEMAN NAIZIGER LOIS HAFZIGER HELEN RUETZ ARVADA RUP? RALPH RYC EVHJYH SEILEH VIRL SOMERS DONEEADA VORIER PAUL WEBER B.S. WADDA WEBER MARY JANE YODER MIRIAM RRITSOH BERNETA BURKHOLDER MARLAH BUBIHOLDER MAUARD BRIESER RUHIDA G-RIESER DAVID HUBIR DORIS ILOPFENSTEIH ANNA ROSE LAUBER IATHHYN LEIHINGITR LOREH IAFZIGER PAUL EEIDHARDT TEAM RUFHAOHT IVAN RUOIH O. L. RUPP B.S. EVELYN RUPP ROBERT RUPP LAWRENCE SHORT RIBINA TAYLOR LOUELLA WAIDELICH IE HENTZ EDWARD ZEIGLER MARTHA AESCHLIMAR HAROLD BERIATH HAZEL BRUEER WILLIAM CLAIR JR. CHARLERE CRONINGER BURNELL OROSSGROVE ARTHUR EMMOES ARVILLA GRIESEH DORIS ORIESEH OPAL LAUTZ RICHARD LAWRENCE ROBERT MELLEH ALICE MILLER EDHA MILLER ERNEST MOHR JR. DALE HAIZIGER LUCILLE RICE VERNON ROTH MARTHA RUPP EDITH RYCHENEB B.S. BE'1'.l'Y SAUDER LE ANHA SHORT RAYMOND WALDFOGEL B .A. STANLEY WEBER B.S. KATBRYN BECK ALTA BURIUIOLDER YADA BUERGE ILVA TRIESEN VELMA FREY DALE GRIESEH MARTHA LEUPP LEONA MILE! MARTHELLA HUPP FREIDA SEILER IRENE SNYDER JOHN WEBER MARJORIE WENGER R.N. CARMALETA YODEH DELPGLR BECK DONNA BECK MARJORIE GRIESER MARY ELLEN G-RIESER R.N. nosnnr LANTZ HARLEN LAWRENCE crm rwrzrcna wumrcn mrzronn MARRIED CLASS Marian Ohristner 19111 Kenneth Nofziger 191-11 Wilbert Krieger 19111 Robert Reynolds 191-11 HADIL TAYLOR 139 19111 Dale Short 19111 Arlene Blot! 19111 Waldo Detter 19111 Betty Taber 19111 19111 19111 Henry Pape Jr. 19112 IVAN RIDER 1112 19112 Corinne lanemacher 19112 19112 Loren Stucksy 19112 MARTHA RUPP 1113 19112 19112 Orrin Miller 19112 Harold Aesehlinan 19112 19112 19112 LLOYD ARMSTRONG x'3219112 IBERIETA BURKHOLDER' 19112 Evelyn Ferris 19112 19112 Doris Lauber 19112 Ivie. Alwine 19112 Norman Beacon 19112 Paul may 19112 Kenneth Miller 19112 19112 Ezra Schmucker 19113 1913 Glen Kieffer 19113 Ruth Johnson 19113 nwronm room x'112 19113 Isabel Stutman 19113 Margaret Betdorf 19113 19113 WESLEY LIECHTY '111 19113 crm-om: mmm '39 1943 Mary qzillet 19113 19113 19113 Robert Yoder 19113 Esther Croninger 19113 Letha Hart 19113 19113 Ruth Ball 19113 Dlvm Husmz 'uz 1913 19113 19113 19113 Wardens. Behrens 19113 Avelda Johnson 19113 Le.M:'.:.' Stucloey 191111 Galen Leininger 191111 Herbert Peters 191111 191111 191111 D. Bunxnownn 31117 191111 Ronald Short 191111 19111-1 John Graf 191111 191111 Paul Leicnty 191111 Barbara McBride 191111 191111 Leon Short 191-I-11 19115 19115 19116 19115 Charlene Short 19115 J OAN LEININGER 1116 19115 19115 Dorothy Christner 19115 ADDRESS BID 2, Archbold., Ohio RTD 5, Uauseon, Ohio 722 Buckeye St.. Toledo, Ohio Ditto St., Arohbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio HFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio 813 Forest Ave., It. Ueyne, Ind.. HFD 5, lauseon, Ohio Pettisville. Ohio RFD l, Wauseon, Ohio Montpelier, Ohio Hauseon, Ohio Vsuseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Hansson, Ohio Fulton St., Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio lauseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Normdl. St., Ypsilanti. Mich. 1, Archbold, Ohio 1, Wauseon, Ohio Blissfield., Mich. Pettisville, Ohio HID 1, Wauseon, Ohio Hansson, Ohio 107 Duane St., San Jose, Calif. Bellefontaine, Ohio - HID l, Wauseon, Ohio 552555555555 1. 5. 2- 3. 5. I. 1. 1. Killed in action, France, Dec. 7, 191111 nbaws HFD 1, Hansson, Ohio uecmro 3, Ohio E. Chesnut St., Wauseon, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio BFD 2, Archhold, Ohio Pettisville. Ohio RFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio BID 5, Wauseon, Ohio BFD l, Archbold, Ohio BID l,. Vaueeon, Ohio Fayette, Ohio RID l, Archbold, Ohio Fairview, Mich. 1109 S. Defiance St. Arohbold, Ohio Walmrusa, Incl. 1138 Potter St., Wauseon, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold., Ohio HFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio Pettisvllle, Ohio RTD 5, Wauseon, Ohio BID 2, Archbold., Ohio HFD 1, Weuseon, Ohio 510 Logan St., Waterloo, Iowa West Unity. Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Harrison, Mich. HID 5, Wauseon, Ohio BPD 5, Wauseon, Ohio Archbolcl, Ohio RFD 1, Archbold., Ohio BFD 5, Wauseon, Ohio RID 3, Fayette, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 2111 I. Williams St., Archbold., Ohio Ohio HID 5, Wauseon, 2201 Cherry St., Toledo 8, Ohio RFD 2, Stryker, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Archbold., Ohio Archbold., Ohio 9th and. Carson Archbold., Ohio RFD l, Yauseon, Ohio 306 Middle St., Archbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio ' Ste., LaJuuta, Col. OCOUPATI OH CHILDREN Farmer Housewife 1 Housewife Housewife l Appliance Housewife 1 R.H. inspector l Housewife 1 Delivery service Office-Toledo Edison Factory supervisor Housewife 1 Housewife Farmer Farmer Housewife Farmer-Dairy empl. 1 Office worknr Housewife Housewife 1 Farmer Airlines Erployee Housewife 1 Farmer Prospective teacherl At home Farmer 1 Farmer Seleswoman Housewife Housewife worlnsr Housewife Farmer Housewife girl girl girl girl girl girl girl girl girl girl girl 2 girls Poultry farm employee Housewife Carpenter Seed co. employee Office worker Housewife 1 Office worker Trucloer Farmer Housework Housewife Drug clerk Factory worker Factory worker Farmer Housewife 1 Prospective teacher Bookkeeper Factory worlosr Minister girl 2 girls girl Pro . basketball player Housewife Housewife Hur se-Housewife Convalescent home emp. Student, Goshen Col. Wood. finisher Housewife Flower malner Housewife Office workzsr Housewife Farmer 1 Nurse Housewife Trucker Bookkeeper Factory employee Nurse Trucker-Lugbills Farmer 1 Ass't bank cashier Feed co. employee girl girl 1 'boy l 'boy l 'boy 1 boy 1 'boy 2 boys lboy 1 'boy 1 'boy 1 boy 1 'boy 1 boy 1 'boy 1 boy 1 'boy 3 boys 1 boy l boy 2 boys 2 'boys 1 'boy 2 'boys 2 boys 1 'boy 2 boys 611 Marvin Short Archb old. ALUMNUS DONALD NOFZIGER MIRTIE NOFZIOER MAXINE PETERS MARIE RUPP WAYNE RUPP ALBERTA SCBMITZ CLYDE WEBER BUTBEDA YODER JACK ZEIGLER DELHAR G-AUTSCHE MARVIN GRIESER JAY KRAUSS JOAN LEININOER DORIS LIECHT! IB.A. LOIS LORETTA MILLER HARJORIE MILLER DALE ROBINSON BETTY BUPP ILYA RUPP LOYAL RUP? LE ANNA SAUDIR MARTHA SHORT MYRL WAIDET.-ICH DONALD WALDFOGEL JAMES ZOOK HELEN BLOSSEH DORIS BRUNEI. BETTY B MARILYN BURKHOLDER CLARA ANN FREY SHIRLEY FRE! BETTY GILMORE EUGENE LANTZ WILLIAM LANTZ JR. EVEBETT NAIZIGER DELORIS SHORT DORIS SHORT HAROLD STOUT GALEN WALDIOGEL ROBERT WEBER STANLEY ZEIGLER PAULIEE BECK AIEQIA GASCBE LOUIS HASXELL EDNA ILINE DORIS LEININOER RUSSEL LIECHT! EYELYN HEBILLAT ADA MILLER VIRGINIA NOIZIGER BETTY BAKER NORMAN RIEGSECE TLOECE BOTH HELEN ROTH :ummm nunnucrm' vucnru nmfr EDITH nrcmmm 1ucHARD scrmzrz mm sczmocx DORIS w.unm.1ca In Mu: ummm xuxnm nscmrum vnmn smcx num! mamma Amor: Gwmscme Lois orsm. commm onmsnn nrcamn onmsmz mmm onnm ummm ummm ROBERT umm Pun norzmm um! ovmumm umm Prunn ommu nm Lowm. nur? nomu smnm wmm scmzocx vb MARRIED CLASS 1945 Orval D. Wyse 1945 Gerald Richards 1945 1945 1945 Clinton Lauber 1945 1945 Robert Short 1945 J oan N011 1945 1946 1946 Dorothy Steinlne 1946 HARLAN LAWRENCE '45 Harold Rupp ILVA RUPP '46 Clifford Leichty DALE ROBINSON '46 June Schultz DALE GAUTSCHI x'44 AHLENE IRE! x'4? Ila Bender Robert hzhlin Donald larlywine 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 1947 1947 1947 ADDRESS Pettisville, Ohio RTD l, lauseon., Ohio RTD 1, Napoleon, Ohio BID 3, Wauseon, Ohio HID 5, lauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio 402 Vine St., Archbold, laueeon, Ohio ETD 1, Arohbold, Ohio HID 5, Uauseon, Ohio BID 5, lauseon, Ohio RID 1, Uauseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio RFD 2, Archbold, Ohio Ohio nrn 1, Archhold., emo 119 s. Defiance sz.. Archbold, omo ' ' Om RFD 2, Grabill 119 S. Defiance Stryker, Ohio BID 3, Archbold, RTD 1, Iauseon, Veuseon, Ohio RTD 1, Ind. St . , Archbold, Ohio Ohio , Ohio Ohio ETD 2, 215 E. 210 E. 307 E. RID 2, Wauseon, Blu St., Oak St., Wauseon, Ohio lhumee St., Angola, Ind.. Archbold, Ohio lauseon, Ohio 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1947 1948 1948 1948 1948 1948 1943 1948 1948 EER! NO!'ZIGERx'4-41948 Richard Barnes 1948 Marvin Wyse John Arnos Pettisville, Ohio RID 1, Archbold Ohio Irene Byron Sanitorium, Tt.Wgyne, Pettisville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Archbold, Ohio RID 5, lauseon, Ohio HID 5, Wauseon, Ohio 241 Gorham St., Morenoi, 317 Cliff St., Napoleon, HID 2, Archbold, Ohio BID 2, lhuseon, Ohio RTD 5, Iauseon, Ohio RTD 1, Vauseon, Ohio BID l, lauseon, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio RID 2, Defiance.. Ohio Archbold, Ohio Hansson, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio lauseon, Ohio . Chestnut, lauseon Archhold, Ohio gs E5 sv Mich. Ohio , Ohio Ralph Aschlimm 1943 1948 1948 1948 1948 5535 2, Hansson, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Archbold, Ohio 2 Fayette, Ohio 1948 1948 1948 1948 James McConnell Pettisville, Ohio HPD 5, Uauseon, Ohio BID 1, lenseon, Ohio RID 2, Archbold, Ohio Elmira, Ohio Dale Short 1948 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 1949 ma, RIl'Dl, RTD 5. BJ'D1, BID 1, nrn5, m1, RA15 281 z91+nnu-y. UD2, 379 5. RTD 5. Archbold, Ohio Vauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Arohbold, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Vlauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Archbold, Ohio iauseou, Ohio Uauseon, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Fayette, Ohio 5144 l'.A.IB.N- O Ind. OCCUPATION Hardware clerk Housewife Housewife Factory worlmr Farmer Housewife Farmer Housewife CHILDREN 1gu-1 lgirl 1'boy l 'boy 1 'boy hployee-Poultry farm Farmer Farmer Tamer Housewife Prospective teacher Housewife lboy lgirl 1 girl Housewife Nason Housewife Housewife Employee Kenny's station Housewife Tactory worker Farmer Farmer 1 'boy l 'boy 1 boy 1 boy 1 boy Employee-Toledo ldison hlployee, conval. home Secretary Housewife Teacher, Fayette Tactory worker Housewife I-ray Technician Shoe Salessan lnployee-Food Lockers Student, B.G.S.U. Office-Lugbill Bros. Office-Pettisville Grain Factory worlner Trucker Farmer Illmployee, Tol. ldison Factory worher At huns Stu.-min. ,Adrian Col. factory worker Housewife Stud.ent,Goshen Col. lurses' Aid Iactory worloer Housewife l girl Housewife 1 'boy Mechanic-Kenny's station At hone Bookkeeper Farmer Housewife Student, B.G.S.U. Poultry buyer employee Seed co. employee At home Housewife Iactory worker Tactory worker Iarmer At home Office-Rychener laitress-Triple Six Farmer Soldier At home Booklseeper-L.IB.I'rey Factory worhr At home lmployee, Pet. Or. Co. 1 girl Seed Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio RTD 5, lauseon, HID 5, Wauseon, HID 5, Hauseon, RTD l, Wauseon, Factory worker Farmer Bookkeeper , King-lyse Farmer F '1' sh has -1-' - -1- X PAC!-IHQS OF THE PAST TEACHER Francis Babione Wauneta Bassett Culbert Ruth Fagley Cfiernathl Cora Beuchat Frank Blough William Brett Margaret Buckmaster Louella Burkholder Gorsuch John Cheetwood Genevieve Clifton Gleckler Robert Dierks Flora A. Dlmkne Helen E. Dukes Thelnn Ebel James Edington Florine G. Fels Carroll Lets. Gig.: Duhamel Lenna Gottschalk Steward M. Gottschalk Mary Louise Hatfield Foster Esther Hokn Rheta Mae Hostetler Sarah Johnson Rychener Jane King Short Jean King Clyde Kinney Frank Kunkle Nell Knnkle Irucille Lehman Florence Lindley Sadie C. Miller Virginia Miller Walter Miller Vesta Nafzlger Miller Evelyn Northrup Linner Mary Peters Tseherne Ronald Pollock Florence Porter Lois Radley Mark Bay Betty Rex Robert Rex Lena Reynolds Hoskins Mary Rieckzhoff A. C. Robbins Elzina Rupp Brinkman Harriet Rupp Householder Meredith Rupp Yeager Helen Rychener Springer Jesse J. Rychener lhry E. Rychener Mildred Rychener Ilene Schug Babel Virginia Schuster Cupp Wilma Smith Ildredge Alta Spiess David E. Springer William Steigley Janet Stein Schroeder PRESENT ADDRESS 114-0 Hartswlck Ave., State College Pa. 335 California Ave., Toledo, Ohio 210 Brussels St., Archbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Goodland, Indiana 1870 N. A. St., Columbus 1, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 1-P30 W. Elm St., Waueeon, Ohio North Main St., Bowling Green, Ohio Blissfield, Mich. Bryan, Ohio QHomeD Deceased 19146 228 N. Galloway St., Xenia, Ohio No informtlon available Pettlsville, Ohio Box 1-183, Willoughby, Ohio 21+ Birdseye Glen, Verona, N. J. Pettisville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Bowling Green, Ohio Box l21+, Turkey Creek, Ken. Pettisville, Ohio Mercedes, Texas R.F.D. 1, Archbold, Ohio 11.23 E. Elm St., Wauseon, Ohio Birch St., Wauseon, Ohio 231 Marshall St., Wauseon, Ohio 231 Marshall St., Wauseon, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio R.R.D. 1-IP, Wauseon, Ohio R.F.D. 1, Archbold, Ohio No infomation available PRESENT POSITION College Professor Housewife Teacher on leave Retired teacher Music teacher Graduate student Teacher here Housewife Florist Teacher Teacher TBBCIIBI' Teacher here Teacher Housewife Housewife, secy. Superintendent Housewife Teacher Teacher Housewife Housewife Teacher Che sterfi eld, Prin. I-hxsic teacher Teacher Saleem-roman Teacher here Teacher here 141415 W. Bancroft St., Ottowa Hills, Ohio Jamgaon, via Drug, C. P.. India 736 Holland-Sylvania Rd., Toledo, Ohio 9 Greenwood Ave., Toledo 5, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio R.F.D. 2, Archbold, Ohio No infomation available Pettisville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio Chelsea., Mich. Wooster, Ohio 56 Oa.kls.n.d Park, Columbus 2, Ohio 729 Columbia Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Monclova, Ohio Loudonville, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 205 W. N. Broadway, Columbus 2, Ohio 205 W. N. Broadway, Columbus 2, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio APO 500 5P.M. San Francisco, Calif. 2233 Drummond Bd., Toledo, Ohio 1-1810 Lackawanna, Berwyn, Md. B..l'.D. 1, Archbold, Ohio Pettisville, Ohio 508 Walnut St., Wyandotte, Mich. 300-5 water st.. wooaviue, Ohio Hema Steinbreclosr Schroeder Wauseon, Ohio Mildred Stoeldburger Edith Studer John Tellaisha Vivian Van Meter Werk Marian Walker Meyers Lorna Watson Ada Weber Center Kenneth Weber Adeline White Olivet College, Ll!-I-3, Kankakee, Ill. No infomation available Elko, Nevada Lebanon, Ohio Wabash, Indiana 1-+12 N. Church St., Fayette, Ho. Pettisville, Ohio Wayne, Ohio Alvordton, Ohio nuts wlcknam Wheatlands, Wyoming Mary Louise Winegr 1814106 Newell Rd., Shaloer Heights 22, 0. Ruth X. Wyse Pettisville, Ohio Will iam Yeager Loudonville , Ohio Mis sionary Teacher Housewife Teacher here Kindergarten'1+8- Teacher Teacher Teacher Housewife Teacher Sale sman Housewife Housewife Housewife Salesman Kindergarten Teacher here Housewife Housewife Housewife Teacher here Teacher here Teacher Housewife Housewife Graduate student Teacher Housewife Housewife Col. Publlci ty Housewife Teacher , Farmer Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher Teacher POSITION HIRE Commercial Grade 2 Art Grade l Music Science Grade 2 Grade 2 Asst. Coach Grade 3 Music Grade 6 Commercial Home Economics Music Jr. High English Home Economics Nhthematics Superintendent Grade 3 Home Economics Home Economics Comercial Grade l,K1nder. Comercial Prin., Coach Music Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade 3 Commercial Grade 1 Home Economics Grade 3 Vocational Ag. Grade Music Grade 1 Social Science Grade 3 Coach Home Economics Grade 3 Coach Grade 3 Home Economics Grade 3 Grades l,3,K. Superintendent Ejusic Grade 6 Grade 2 Grade l Music Grade 5 Principal Music Science Grade 3 1931-37 Home Economics Home Economics Music Home Economics Jr. High Jr. High Commercial Coach Home Economics Music Grade 2 English Music 2 1+ 1 1+ TINEE OF SERVICE 1935-38 1939-141 1911-1-142 1895-1931 1929-30 19118-1-I9 19119-50 1929-37 1938-110 1943-111+ 19L+2-113 1915-1-16 1930-35 1929-30 19167- 1929-33 1931+-38 19113-1-17. 1950 1929- 191-P2-143 1933-311 19119-50 19111-1:3 1945-148 19119- 191-I4-1-I-7 1938-113. U13-111+ 191-bl-1-L2 1929-32 191114- 1932 1947- 1938-141 1931-3? 19141-101+ 191114-147 19119- 1916-148 1937-39 19112- 1911+8- 19148- 1938-141 1946-117 1930-1.2 1937-L-2 19113-45 1929-32 19100-1-15, '46-1118 1929-JI-10 1943-141+ 19116- 1937 39 1939-40 1929 1929- 19140-142, 1946- l935 36 1914-7-11-8 Grade 2 U47-ll-8 191-P5-148 1930-31 1936'38 1931-33 1933-35 1935'33 19'-15 -P9 1942-43 19148-149 1930-32 19112-141+ 1928- 1932 35 66 Mi in F-f U1 ,-, li 11. I4 Hi if. gr. 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Mc.. ...Q .' .fmglv ' - lyiilggmgig 1 The people of this community saw a long-awaited dream fulfilled in the fall of 1929, when a new modern school build- ing was dedicated, and for the first time Pettisville could boast a full 12-year school program with a faculty of 12 mem- bers, headed by Supt. J. J. Bychener. Of the original faculty, three mem- bers still remain at Pettisville School- Mr. S. H. Gottschalk, now superintendent, Miss Ruth I. Wyse, and Miss Alta Spiess. As the years rolled on, it was in- creasingly clear that the facilities of the present building were becoming inade- quate for the needs of the community. Especially needed were an expanded agri- culture program and more adequate msio quarters. The music building md been taken over by the kindergarten when lt was organized at a time when the music program was curtailed because of a short- age of music teachers during the war. The need for a cafeteria was also apparent as all but a handful of students remain at school during the noon hour. More and more students have abandoned the dinner pail for purchased lunches, and the school lacked facilities for serving. Community agitation for action came to a head last fall when a proposed bond issue for Sl66,000 for a new addition was approved by the voters by an overwhelming vote of 232 to 25 or by 90.3 per cent. The issue passed by a geater mjority than any other school b o n d issue in Northwestern Ohio, a remarkable record. The election had been preceded by a great deal of effort on the part of the school beard and Supt. Gottschalk. The architect firm of Britsch and Hunger of Toledo was engaged to draw up tentative plans. Arrangements and publicity for the election md to be planned. A public meeting was held at the school with Mr. Britsch present to explain the proposed plan and to answer questions about it. Various changes. in the original plan were made before the final blueprints were approved. Bids for contracts were to be opened on July 10, after which it was hoped work would start immediately. The plans include some changes in the present building and a completely new wing. The improved auditorium will in- clude the present one, widened by removal of the s t a g e and dressing rooms and lengthened by the extension of the new wing to the south. This change will en- large the playing floor to 1-P2 by 80 feet. ' ' Zfltxxa- ' Tl be-...,.4cL':l fi Q kYl: Y . I Y NHUN E W vvl 55 2: Q!-:E -16' rv T s N' 'A IN Q SC H004 Q2 ' The present incline seats will be.left as they are and additional ones placed in the extension. Sufficient space on the east side w 1 1 l accomodate remoyable bleachers to seat large crowds at games. Locker rooms for both boys and girls will accupy quarters below the stage, and an office for the athletic director will overlook the gymnasium floor. The stage, which will be about twice the size of the present one, will be placed at the south end of the auditorium. Dressing rooms on either side will be convenient to the ltagae Charters for the music department are to be behind the stage, on a level with it. A movable wall will separate the stage from the large rehearsal room. Removal of the wall will increase the stage area to a size large enough to hold extremely large groups. T w o practice rooms, storage rooms, and an office for the director complete the music rooms. The cafeteria, with dining room and kitchen, will occupy much of the space below the stage and music rooms. The farm shop and agriculture room will be located in the southeast corner of the new wing. In order to comply with state regulations of the Smith-Hughes program, which the school was able to se- cure for the first time this year, the quarters for this department must be in the main building of the school plant. 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Ziegler, Ted.:-ov GILMAN'S NATION WIDE STORE-Paul Gilman, Tedrov DON'S PLACE-Don Funk, Tedrov 'PEOPLE'S STATE BANK, Archbold 'LIECHTY Moron SALES-Dodge and Plymouth- John Deere Farm Machinery, Archbold DETTER FURNITURE STORE, Lugbill Addition ALFRED NAFZIGER-Cider and Sorghum Molassas, Pettieville 'GLEN Il. ZIMMERMAN-Zl'a.rm Bureau Insurance, Archbold. BID 1 'J. H. RUP? A SONS-Building Contractors, Pettieville ORA IRIEGER-Fix-it Shop, Pettieville FRANK STURPE-Painting-Paper Hanging, Waueeon RTD 1 PEOPLES STATE BANK, Wauseon YODER A FREY-Farm Machinery Auction Sales, Archbold -' ,111 :.'Nr5f.f,!,fe1? is 1':?1 .U.If 'ff XJ. 'HX 1 ff. V' 2'w-Riff: 'Hi-iii f'5i1,,fl!qi5i.: a' A xx ' viii U- I -22,5 E . li 'Q '. '-'Q' .'11 iw Qfffffx-xf'F431?:s?Q:nga noEasgwf- ..fH'1i.,fZ,f I fr! m!'?'f19-21' ruiiiwylffffq ..'- r ., v.,-:'f.:.,-H -- . 1 2 2? X: Q.1aYiffQx'f'a:fzf2p' ,??gEax 1flQ'.gHEei! 5' l.1'1,gi!K-I,i5!i,:ij fi MEA 55353 I V11 'fiihfi-3055? 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I Burkholder, Burkholder, Burkholder, Burkholder, Burkholder, Bus Drivers, 52 Calendar, 67, 68 Castruita, Lydia, 38 Cheerleaders, Sr., 55 Cheerleaders, Jr., 57 Chorus, Junior, Ll Chorus, Senior, Ll Custodians, 52 Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Avina, Ayers, Ayers Adolph, 38 Benny, 38 Conchita, 3L David, 37 Delores, 3L Elena, 38 Frank, 35 Paul, 36 Rosie, 36 Hazel, 28,L2,L5 Lowell 29 L9 9 I I Baer, Curtis, 35 Baer, Linda Lou, 37 Band, L5 Baseball, 58 Basketball, 55-57 Classes, 15-38 Davis Charles, 32,L5,57 Gasche, Gasche, Gaeche, 56,58 Gasche, Gasche, John, 32,L5,57 Lois, 33 Ralph, 2s,u5,L6,L9, Russell, 7 wllllnn, 52 Gautsche, Richard, 27,L2,58 Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, Gearig, L2,L3 Gearig, Gearig, L5,L6 Gearig, Genter, 7,8,9 Center, Gilson, Gilson, Gilson, Gilson, Gilson, Bonnie, 33 Cristy, 3L Ellyn, za Harlan, 29 Janette, 3l,Ll John, 37 Karen, 36 Laura Jane, 29,L1, .L6 Luann, 38 Marilyn, 27,L1,L3, Rosemary, 3L Ada WeberKMrs. Olenl 151 Donna Jean, 8,lL June, 28,L2,L5,56 Lowell, 33,LL Paul 32,u5,57 Roger, 27,L9,55,58 Sandra, 37 Beck, Ar Beck, Beck, lens, 27,Ll,L2 Betty, 30,Ll Carolyn. 36 Beck, Charles, l7,l8,2L,25, L2,L3,L6,58 Ll. Beck, vsnnla, 31,141 Doris, 29,L2 Grieser, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Dorothy, 30,Ll Fern, 33 Harvey Jr., 52 Gisel, La Mar, 32 Gisel,Lavonne, 29 Gisel, Nadine, 3L Gisel, Ruth, 27 Glee Club, Boys', L2 Glee Club, Girls', L2 Gottscha-lk, Sa Me, 7,8g9p1hj 50,69 Gottschalk, Mrsa so Me, 3,1-L Gottschalk, Terry, 35 Graber, Phyllis, 3L Graber, Ronald, 37 Grieser, Berneda, 32 King, Erma, 28,L2 King, Ida Mn, 27 King, Irene, 3l,Ll King, Jean, 8,l0,ll,29,68 Kina. Judy. 37 Kina. 1039979 279,01-910211039 L6,51 King, Mary Alice, 31,Ll Kinney, Clyde, 26 Klopfenstein, Dale, 28,58 Klopfensteln, Phyllis, 33 Krieger, Kathryn, 32,LL Krieger, Ora, 52 Krieger, Roger, 31,l.l,b5,57 Lantz, Karin, 36 Lanta, William, 52 Lanta, Mrs. William, 52 Leininger, Luana,3,l7,21,2L, 25,26,L1,L3,LL,L6,50,51,55 Letterman, 58 Leupp, Janice, 31 Leupp, Joan, 29 Leupp,Mary Alice,28,Ll,L5,50 Leupp, Leslie, 38 Leupp, Ronald, 35 Leupp. Larry. 38 Librarians, 51 Lindley, Florence Mrs. Clif- ford A.D 8,l2,l3 Heller, Anna Rose, 27,L2 Meller, Lowell, 28,58 Merillat, Elaine, 37 Merillat, John, 3l,Ll,LL Merillat, Lois, l7,2l,2L,25, 26,L1,L2,L3,L6 Meyers, Jimmy, 37 Meyers, Shirley, 29,L2,LL Miley, David, 35 Hi19Yr Mir? Jos 29sh29hhs56 Miller, Arleta, l7,2l,2L,25, D Davis, Dale, 33 Davis, Donald, 36 Davis, Glenn, 27,L9,56,58 Davis, James, 30,57 Davis, Joan, 35 Detter, Jennifer, 38 Disbrow, Elizabeth, 35 Disbrow, Kenneth, 36 Disbrow, Shirley, 38 Downing, Barbara, 31 Downing, Gaylene, 29 Dunning, lucille, 29 Ebersole, Arnold, 32 Edington, Arthur, lL Edington, James, 8,lO,llLl, L5,L6 Eicher, Robert, 17,l9,2L,25, 26,L3,L6,L9,51,55,53 Eighth Grade, 30 F. F. A., L9 Fifth Grade, 33 First Grade, 37 Fonseca, Carlos, 35 Fonseca, Domingo, 36 Fonseca, Jesse, 38 Fonseca, Julio, 38 Fonseca, Phyllis, 35 Fourth Grade, 3L Beck, Imogene, 3,l7,l8,2L, 25,26,Ll,50,56 Beck, Garold, 32 Beck, Harley, 52 Beck, James, Beck, Jean, 30,57 Beck, Junior, 3l,Ll,LL,50,57 Beck, Ll. Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck, Beck Lois: 17s19v2Ln259269 50,51 Marlene, 37 Marlin, 29,L2 Mervln, 3L an nlchnra 415, 37 Richard 437, 35 Roger, 36 Ronald, 3L Suzann, 33,LL Vern, 33 Fowler, Betty, 29,L2,L5 Fowler, Ernest, l7,l9,2L,25, L9,51,55,53 Fowler, Lucinda, 35 Fowler, Ruth, 32,LL Freeman, Arnold, 37 Freeman, Edward, 32 Freeman, Paul, 36 Freshman Class, 29 Grieser, Delight, 29,L2,L5, L6,57 Grieser, James, l7,2O,2L,25, Ll,L9,55,58 Grieser, Joyce, 32,L5 Grieser, Junior, 29 Grieser, Kennard, 35 Grieser, Larry CLP, 3L Grieser, Larry 167, 32,57 Grleser, Linda Kay, 37 Grieser, Lovina, 3l,Ll Grieser, Nancy, 36 Grieser, Paul, 29,L9,57 Grieser, Pauline, 29,L2 Grieser, Virgina, 3l,L1 Wauneta, 35 Frey, Frey. Frey, Billy, 36 Carl, 3l,L1 Eunice, 33 Grime, Shirley, 27,L2 Guerrero, Alex, 33,LL Guerrero, Jane, 29,L2 l Beck, Beck, Beck, Bell, Bender, Wi He Bender, Nancy, Bingman, Blosser, Blosser, Blosser, Blosser, Blosser, 52 38 3l,L2 n.,ee Merlyn, 37 38 Connie, 36 Arnold, 37 Carolyn, 38 Dale, 37 David, 33 Sue Ann, 38 Vincent, Wendell, lliam, rbert, Frey, Glenda, 28,Ll,L2,L3,L6 O 1 5 15 Frey, Linda, 38 Frey, Marilyn,28,Ll,L3,L6,5l Frey, Marvin, 17,l9,2L,25, 26,Ll,L2,L3,L6 Frey, Merle, 28,Ll,L2,L3,L6 Frey, Phyllis, 28,L2,L3,L6, 50,51 Frey, Rachel, 3O,Ll Frey, Ronald, 33 Frey, Susie, 36 Frey, Vincent, l7,20,2L,25, Guerrero, Teresa, 36 Hadd, Jacob C., 52 26,L1,L3,L6,51 Miller, Bonnie, 36 Miller, Dale, 32 Miller, Earlene, 38 Miller, Ervin,28,Ll,L2,L3,L6 Miller, Glen, l7,2l,2L,25, 26,L1,L2,L3,L6,50 Miller, James, 3h Miller, Kenneth, 30,L1,50 Miller, La Mar, 33 Miller, Louise, 36 Miller, Marlene, 33 Miller, Marlin, 28,Ll,L2,L3, L6,L9 Miller, Marilyn, 29,L2 Miller, Marvin, 35,L2 Miller, Mary Louise, 29,Ll, L2,5l Miller, Phyllis, 31,L1 Miller, Sadie, 8,l2,l3,3L Miller, Sharon, 37 Miller, Virgil, 3L Hampshire, Frank, 52 Hartman, Glenn, 37 Hartman, Kenneth, 35 Haskell, Edith, 28,L1,L3,L5, L6,50,55 Haskell, Ellis, 7 Haskell, Jimmy, 37 Haskell, Marilyn, l7,20,2L, 25,26,Ll,L3,L5,L6,50,51,55 Hostetler, Rheta Mae, 8,lO, ll,27 Mininger, Lynwood, 3L Moll, Betty, 3b Moll, Fern, 27,L1,L2,50,5l Munoz, Freddy, 36 Music, 39-L6 Band, L5 Boys' Ensemble Mo. 2, L3 Boys' Glee Club, L2 Boys' Quintet, L3 Brass Quartet, L5 Clarinet Quartet, LL Huber, Jimmy, 38 Bookmenders, 51 Boosters, 56 srlrsnh, Marilyn, 38 Britsch, Marlin, 35 Bruner, Clarence, 27,L1,L3, 1 L5,L6,L9,55,53 Ll,L2,L3,L6 Friesen, Loraine, 35 Friesen, Loretta, 37 Friesen, Louise, 33 Friesen, Lyle, 32 GBBCLAQ, Gaeche, James, 3l,Ll,LL,57 Hell, Lloyd, 7 Junior Class, 27 Kauffman, Evelyn. 33 Kauffman, Glenn, 3l.L1 Kindergarten, 33 Xing, Charlene, 3b Girls' Glee Club, L? Girls' Sextet No. 1, L3 Girls' Sextet No. 2, L3 Junior Chorus, Ll Junior Orchestra, LL Mixed Chorus, al Mixed Ensemble No. 2, L6 Eu Richer, Marilyn 35 Carolyn, 31+ Short, :zz-eff' , 2 ,.-,-.. ,N my-Q, 4' x A Ew- 5 7 Mixed Octet, A3 Soloists, A3 Nafziger, Nafliger, Nafziger, Nafziger, Nafzigsr, Nafziger, Nafziger, Natziger, Nafsiger, Nafziger, Natziger, Nafsiger, Nafziger, Hafziger, Iofziger, Nofsiger, Hofziger, Mofziger, Nofziger, Notziger, Nofziger, Notziger, Notziger, Notsiger, Nofziger, Nofziger, Nofziger, Hofziger, Notziger, Notziger, Nofziger, Charles, 37 Dianne, 36 Gerald, 28,62 Janet, 37 Janice, 33 Jimmy, 38 Joey, 36 Kenneth, 35 Leon, 32 hnH,B Marvin, 36 Rachel, 3h Rhoda, 35 Allen, 36 Amandas, 52 Anna, 27,bl,5l Barbara, 35 Burdell, 32 Connie, 37 Corwin, 3h Daryl, 33 David, 38 Dean, 32 Delores, 3h Denver, 32 Donelda, 36 Dorwin, 37 Janeen, 32 Janice, 32 Jueldine, 29,h2 My, nay, Mark, s,1o,11,3o Rex, Betty KMrs. Robertl, 8, 12,13 Rex,Robert,8,lO,ll,55,56,58 Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Richards, Richer, James, 32 Marlene, 37 Roger, 35 Shirley, 33 Allen, 36 gene, 30,hl Schrock, Schrock, Schrock, Schrock, Schrock, Schmitz, Schroede Schultz, Schultz, Schultz, Schultz, James, 3h Mabelann, 38 Mary, 28,52 Ray, 32 Rosetta, 28,52 Roger, 31,hL,57 r, Lawrence, 7 Arlene, 29,L2,L5 Harold, 31,L5 Joan, 38 Louise, 3l,L1,L5 Wanner, Shirley, 30,L1,h5 Weber, Weber, Earl, 7 Gail, 17,23,2L,25, h7,b9,56 Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber, Weber , Weber, Gene, 31 Jan, 314 Jerry, 36 Joan, 37 Judith, 31,141 Linno 37 NOD., Riegsecker, Darold, 28,b2 Schultz, Lowell, 33 Shari, 30,l+1,lo3,Uo, Riegsecker, Donnabel1s,30,Ll Robinson, Sarah Jane, 27,l,2, h5,50,51,56 Roth, Clemma, 28,Ll,b2,h3 Roth, Daryl, 37 Roth, James, 36 Roth, Joyce, 35 Roth, Mabel Ann, 30,Ll Roth, Marlene, 3L Schultz, Russel, 7 Second Senior Grade , 36 Class, 18-23 Senior Data, 21: Senior Personalities, 25 Senior History , 26 Seventh Grade, 31 l+5,lo6,50,51 Westhoven, Carolyn, 38 Westhoven, Jean, 36 Wyse, Wyse, wy59s uY n Glenn, 29 Marilyn. 32 Paul, 29,50 Ruth K., 3,8,10,ll,3l, Sharman, Richard,17,23,2L,25 Roth, Roger, 31,Ll Rufenacht, Rufenacht, Rufenacht, Rufenacht, Rufenacht, Rufsnacht, Carolyn, 32 Doris, 29,L2 Geneva, 3A Helen, 32 Jane, 37 Kenneth, 33,Lh Mar aret 35 Rufenacht, Rufenacht, nuhnn, Robert, ll,,68 Rupp: RuPPn Rupp, Rapp. HUPPQ Rupp, RuPPa Rupp: RUPPQ RUPPQ Rupp, Allen, 35 Bernice, 27,Ll,L2,51 Charles, 3l,Ll,LL,57 Claudette, 29,L2,h5, 57 Elaine, 29,L2,l,l, Glenden, 32 Gregory, 3b James, 3l,56,57,58 Janet, 3h Janette, 38 Jerry, 38 3 Mary Lou5se,30,Ll 26,l+l,lo2,l+3,l+6,l49,55,53 Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Short, Arnold, 37 50, 69 Wyse, Wesley, 28,l42,lo9, 58 Ioder, Busta, l7,23,2h,25, Be Etta, 35 Beverly, 38 Bonnie, 36 Brenda, 38 Colenzo, 28,h2,L9 Ernestine , 36 Evelyn, 28,b2,L 3,106 26,Ll,51 Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Zehr, Charles, 32 Kenneth, 61 La rm-, 37 RObQl-'tv' J. H., 52 Ziegler, Edvard, 61 Everett, 3h Geraldine, 33 Janice 38 Judy, 36 La Rue, 3A Leon, 38 loueen, 28,51 Linn. 36 . Margaret, 38 Marlene, 33 Mary Ellen, 32 Merrill, 33 Paul, 32 Shirley, 3l,h1 Nofziger, 25,55,58 Mofziger, Lowell, 33 Hotziger, Marilyn f9J, 29, l+2,50 Nofziger, Marilyn UO, 3h Nofziger, Mary Alice, l7,22, 2l+,25,26,lal,L2,50,51 Hofziger, Merrill, 29,h2,l43, Kenneth, 17,22 , 26, Rupp: Jimlys RUPPQ Rupp, Rupp. Rupp, RUPPJ RuPPn 25,26,l42 Rupp, Marlin 38, 56,57,58 Loretta, 32,LL,h5 Lynnette, 38 Mabel Ann, 3l,bl,50 Marcile, 28,L2 Margaret, 30,hl Marlin Cl2J, l7,22,2h, 417, 37 b6,h9 Nofzigsr, Nofsiger, Notsiger, Nofzlger, Nofziger, Nofziger, Nofziger, Mona, 34+ Norma, 30,Ll Rodney, 35 Ronald, 32 Sharon CSD, 33 Sharon KU, 37 Shirley, 28,l+2, 51 Nofziger,William,3,l7,22,2b, 25.26,l+1,'+2,'+3,l+6,50,51,58 Office Staff, 51 Patron List, 70 Pet Echoes, 50 Peters, Kenneth, 33 Peters, Larry, 38 Rupp, Roger, 37 Rupp, Vincent, 3L,LL Rychener, Duane, 37 Rychener, Elaine, 30,Ll,A3, bl+,l+5,L6,51 Rychener, Jackie, 36 Rychener, James, 35 Rychener, Rychener, Rychener, Joe, 33,l+b J. J., 69 John, 28,L,5,l,6,5O, 56 58 1 Rychener, Rychener, Rychener, Rychener, Kenneth, A3 1-Ury, 32 Mar-nezm, 37 MildredCMrs. W.HJ Peters, Marvella, 35 Pollock, Angia, lb Pollock, Mrs. R. H., 1-lo Pollock, R.H., 8,lO,ll,28,h9 Pollock, Sue Ann, lk Porter, Dwight, 52 Porter, Florence CMrs. Dwightb, a,12,13 Porter, Nancy,29,bl,L2,L3,h6 Porter, Rachel, 37 Price, Larry, 36 Baker, Deny, 33 Raker, Lelah, 29,l+2,L5 8,l2,l3,32 Rychener, Philip, 37 Rychener, Roseyn, 36 Rychener, Tom, 35 Sauder, Mary, 3A Sauder, Orval, 28,L2 Schmucker, Charles, 3l,b5,57 Schmucker, Janet, 3h,LL Schmucker, Phyllis, 29,h2, LA,L5,L6 Schmucker, Harold, 7 School Board, 7 School Picture, 2 Sixth Grade, 32 Stockburger, Mildred, 26 Snyder, Howard, 31,57 Sophomore Class, 28 Spengler,fAnna, l7,23,2b,25, 26,L1,L5,50,51,55 Spangler, Curtis, 28,Ll,L3, h5,h6,50,56,58 Spiess, Alta, 8,l2,l3,33,69 Sports, 53-58 Junior High, 57 Reserves, 56. 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