Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1957 volume:

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J M .... x i , 5 X 74a cufiaf 7?-57 palfdzded Za 74a Semin M44 ipemzwwee Smal pettchadie, 0443- Wolame 7weaZq-eeaeaa . --U asap.. ,,f The teachers, administrators, and school board were lcept busy this year with more students in school than ever before, As a result, the largest faculty in the history of Pettisville school taught this year. Supt. D. E, Springer had a private ofhce. Mrs. Miriam Ray, school secretary, had charge of the larger general oflice. The school board decided school policy in a new board and faculty room. The elementary department, in a new building, was a completely separate unit this year. Every grade but one was divided, so there were two teachers and two rooms for every grade except the third. Several new teachers were added to the stalT. Witli more room and fewer pupils, teachers could spend more time with the individual children, This made the school year enioyable tor both pupils and teachers. 544046 The high school spread out this year to occupy the entire old building. Several rooms were remodeled tor use as high school rooms. The home economics department was redone, and now consists of two rooms, kitchen and sewing room. The seventh and eighth grades had home rooms downstairs They had block periods in these rooms. These were taught by Mrs. Thelma Rychener and Prin. lvlarlc Ray, respectively. .ga same 67 Special activities made the school year tun and meaningful tor many of the high school students. Student council put into Practice many student suggestions this year. FFA, FHA, and FTA were ot interest to many. The publications department was ci beehive ot valuable activity. A new Board of Publications was organized, to take over this department next year. Other workers made the school an enioye able place to work and study. 45 The music year, though not a contest-winning one, was certainly progressive. Mr. Charles Spencer, the new teacher tor both vocal and instrumental music, made several innovations in the music pro- gram, A large mixed choir, dressed in beautiful new robes, gave many concerts. The music boosters, who bought the robes, worked hard for the music department. Other music groups included band, girls and boys glee, and iunior choir. 55 Www The boys really showed what they had this year under the direc- tion ot the three coaches. The basketball team won the county league crown, and entered district competition. The baseball team took the county league championship also, These victories, combined with an unusual intramural program, made the year one to remember. For the tirst time, a homecoming game was played, and a queen was crowned in a beautiful ceremony. gspdftfd df de-falfqfevweeaaa ' aftde deaf HM? IWWVV, rlmflrfrm Ywlnluy Mmlf. Wu M951 SCHOOI cmd www ulvrmwmimy mfmol. TIM Mghfamgnxuci lJVllklJlLIV1Tx'V wwlmmwtlu bw1L1Ty Of Haw room. Hu- lmniclmg, xfxfmfm ww:-N nlwiwgjrm-J by MV, Huhvr Rywiwwr, ix 11 Yung, DHD-STO 'V wflmtlms. fx! Hu- vw 51 vm! ww xl gf m rw! purpuw rnqww, Nw, wx wwf fm Nw vlvrm-rmlry schoolgymmnsmmundmQ1m.rm1imwfw svm1NUroUpx. U10 rwvv OTNCO, bocml amd fupuhy mmm, cmd In-MTM mum WIN ru mm Nw Wwlvb Un! :ww OWU: C1l'L Cl inclusive, for flu! UVM rims, 41 prixmv omiw for Hu wpvri1wh'11nl4'r1T. Www iwnlnliug vvu:.f1fnc4mccnTm'4 mmf opvm Pwuusv VNL15,lk'ILlOIW Swuhny Cltwlnw 21, 1956 Dr Wfnultw' Zuugjgy, prmf-wmv' vruwritm of Bovwlmgg Gwyn Sum, Urwixn-rfznty, guvc Tim L1NC4!LK.IflOl1LllIdVL'SS. '1 W far Mrs. FLORENCE PORTER Mrs. MARGARET SCHROER Kincimgcirfom ievciclior. . .Has fore' Tgmimg M51 Q,-udp, , ,Bgiiigr kmgwm noon ciiifl cific-moon svssions. . .Ex- QS Migg BUQLQM-igim , . ,kfvqig mgiri-icq! pert im iicmciiimg small Cliiicircii. .. in Sgpipiiilggi 1956, , ,Likgg rg pgiim Likes music, sfrvviiig, Lind icciding. in Oilg. Mrs. FLORENCE LINDLEY Miss BUETTA WYSE Hus one s0CiiOm of Tlw fiisi gicido Hcis omw liuif Lui guqoiid Uiqidg, U ...Lovws cms. . .Hobbivs Lim Lumix, Fiigi L-Xlwiipmp ,ii fyLlgi1ig1g.,l img, siioppiiig, iumliiig. Youngvsi Tmiclim on stuff. . .Likes to bcikc mimi sing. Mrs. DOROTHY HOLLAND Mrs. HELEN SPRINGER Touciifvs suciiuii oi tiw second grade Tuciclws wiitiiv iliiiil gicidu. . .Wife ...Bom iii Misscvuii. . .Hcis youtii- of Sum. D. E. SpViI1Q0l'...Fii'ST iul func quid low-iy Qriiy luiiii giiniduciiu ui PHS To Loma bciiie TO tmicgii. 646 7 an MISS SADIE C. MILLER Teaches haIT oi IOUTTIT grade... Year inarI4s Twenty-TiITh year OT Teaching aT PeTTisyiIIe. . ,Has had fourTh grade every year, . .Likes GFI, Mrs. MILDRED H. RYCHENER Has haIf OT The hiih grade. . .FirsT year as Teacher oi This grade. .. Wife of sTaTe represenTaTiye from FUITOTT Couiny. . Preseni hohhy is Ceramics. Mr. DANIEL FISHER Teaches secTion of sixth grade. .. Coach of ninTh grade IJasIc0TlJaII Team. . .FiisT year at Pehisville. .. Neyer a duh nioineni in his Class. Mrs. HAZEL BRANDEBERRY Insirucfs one secTion of The TourTh grade..,Previously TaughT Third grade. , .Has TaughT aT Three dii- TerenT schoois. . ,in spare Time en- ioys reading, kniTTing, and Traveling. Miss ALTA SPIESS Has TaUghT TiTTh grade aT PeTTisyiIle for Tvyeniy-seven years. . .Firsi year ThaT she had only pari of grade. . . Likes To painT and read. Miss ARLETA MILLER Has half oi sixih grade. . ,FirsT year of Teaching. . .Graduaie of PeTTis- ville. 566 ,., 7 123 in Mr. LYNN BROWN Teaches all the commercial subjects ..,Sponsor of the seventh grade ...Adviser ot photography club. Mr. JAMES HARRIS Basketball coach. . ,Teaches new drivers education course...Also has health and physical education classes. Miss ELLEN RAKESTRAW Head ol home economics depart- ment. . .Sponsor ot local chapter of Future l'lOniemakers of America club. Mr. LELAND DORSEY Math teacher. . .Coach of seventh and eighth grade basketball teams . . .ln charge ot baseball and track . . .Ninth grade adviser. Mr. CULVUR KNOLLMAN I-las lull schedule with the science department. . .Co-head of photog- raphy club,..Eighth grade spon- sor. Mr. WILLIAM MINNER ln charge ot vocational agriculture and shop classes. . .Sponsors FFA . Arlviwi at the sophomore class. 1-fad Zl't7hqf46l4 8 Mr. MARK RAY High school principal Teaches American history Has eighth grade block period Has final word on absence excuses. Mrs. THELMA RYCHENER Teaches speech, English, and world history Has the seventh grade block period . . . Sponsor of senior class. Miss RUTH K. WYSE Head of English department ... Teaches French and journalism, also Advises Pet Echoes and Lariat. a 4011455- Mr. DAVID E. SPRINGER Superintendent of Pettisville Schools Teaches senior American de- mocracy and treshman social stud- ies . . , Busy much of the time with administrative duties. Mr. CHARLES SPENCER Music teacher . . . Gives instrument lessons . . . Directs choirs, band, and glee clubs Junior class sponsor. Mrs. MIRIAM RAY School secretary . . . Clerk of Board of Education Has charge of office force. 'Sadaofg' 9 degaawlofg ' daddie 4 fum The Board ol Education and the faculty, for the first time, shared a Mrs. Miriam Ray, clerk, Dale Beck, vice-president, Russell Gosche, Victor beautiful lounge-meeting room in the new office area this year. The Board, Rupp, Claude Rupp, and Supt. D. E. Springer. shown above, met the second Monday of every month, Although this group receives little publicity, it is one of the most im- Thc Board members, clockwise from top, are Earl Weber, president, portant organizations in the operation ot the school. 10 Zfemevvtwzq 564046 yu Ilmyyw- rmlvw Cvyf-fl Plug f-Mm I-I'1f,'l4j x 'JM vw rx I wi- bwlliw PMN HMM' I i xv Lvv1vf1rf141'Yf-rs MH Tff-1' Wil lmmmmfj wwf rwhrmf Ylvwu If my m Ilwf' wma f-N' rw M1117 l1mW1mg TPM, y' 'I' HI' y Imfl Hu lfury ,t cYr1-,wfffm ru Hu! l1mYc4mrg AH T511-fc1CMT1c9 ABOVE: mmmw DLKWM IINIUIIHHJ Hu rf'uVrfffm, mv- Lfyfvl tw Tin' 11 T51 N,,,ly' DK,,,,,y Kmuv f,W,,W,, Iplllml' Nfxfzwxym, Nm! 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Daa1a2fo70ofz66a ' Mufiu Rodriguez, Edriii Ns-if Mrs. Mclrgmict Sciwroc-i, Mcuiiii Yoder, Roger Miilirr, Doiiuiu Gun' Ter, Siepiwcmiv Miil i-i', Siilriigy Frey, Mary Sue Rupp, Hildu Castillo, Joanne: Nofzigcir, Elm Ortiz. 15 Huber. Dole rmud v num ww MuyJc1m Holland Stanley .iw ..1..0.. 'lm 15313 ' A A Mi.. W' 'v - ,co K. cr' Mlclwr, Jlnlm Roxlllfyuwl ,lwwmy Cor-l:u:O, Many LOUNSC ll-mln ,llfrlmy f-1 wr r- f .g 1 W ru, fl -4 If .Q M Michael Slvorl, Loyal Bflslccy, Luamo Wyse, Jcxme Rupp, lorry Huber, Kevin Gcxulsclwe, Korl Kuclm, Dovld Nofzlgcr. Mrs. Dorollwy Hollnmd, Conwy Boer, Bobby First, Lcxrry Yoder, Max Sluckcy, Connie Nolzlger, Brute Short. Tlwc 5 +,'A cond groclc- 1,-rmfrf-fl llrf-lr ww work Tlwiz yoor vwllw Mrs, Dorotlwy Hrlllfmcl cmcl fylw-. BUCTTU Wyse CIS Tlwlr Tfrclclwfwi, llwf: L'lllll'lll'lW enjoyed studying logotlwf,-r wpflclrxlly Uzlrlg The Wclilkly Rccrcle,-r, Cl V11-'VVSf'lLlfJl,?l' lor ClWilClrCrW. During Tlwoir smdios, supplementary proi- ecfs were dome, olso. Tlw smclrmle opffrmfrffl U smcull ftlrarn-, cmcl lL'lllll fl lf, Lfilllll www-y, Also, mclll lnobfcxs worm com-,lwllr-cl nlurlrwg Cl slucly olmrwl pow olicf-S, Ducorullrwg Tlwclr room-a 'mllm Tlw 'y4ll'lf7U', scosonf, was omollwor ocrlvlty all lllf- -,f-fowl groclwrs Tlwoy llkvcl To clrflvy picfurvi For one fJl'OltfCl Tlwy mods- alwclflow lJlClUl S. ln- terosl was also crowed by C1 nwgmrf mlyllf To vvluclm flwo pupils Qormnlmlr-fl, Jeanette Eiclwer wos obscnt when flue pic- Turcs were Token. va . 1-- 3'5 f'v2:. , y um fxvy--ru lwm Kuy lffulmvmplvl, Jimmy Km' FIRST ROW: Kcxtlxy Grlossr, Jocmnu Roth, Kcxllmlg-un Mlllf-1' Kovwhm Dwllcr. LAST ROW: Bolnlay Wcxgln-v', Clmculcrs Rycllolwr, Ju-ly Nolznljul Tluf Tlwircl QI'ClClC, Tcmglwl lvy Mrs. l-lolen Sprmgbr, was Tlw Only L-lmnommy Tluf 32 Tlwfl grczclcvrs cwywyl-cl yyorkmg on svywlcxl prolvcls Tlwli yvnmr. Im llw full of Tlwr- yn'-fu' llmy lwufl Q1 cllsplfmy Tcxlblo. lm tlw spring ilu-y mcmlu lcnrvs. Tlwcy 0 plumfrcl some sfeocls in their loom. Tlwf: clmllclrcm csngoyw-cl yycnlclwmg cmfl curing lor' golcl flslw cmd snails in Tlwolr Om, Tlwy f1lSO Sluclilecl fzlucuul lmgs cmcl Tcxclpolvs TWO pupils yycfrc culysf,-ml yyllcu Tlwc plclurcs Wow Tfllillll. Tlwy me ROQQ 1lZigcvrur1cl Dum Sclwwuclcori 18 :flu Tlmcxt vyclsnft cliylfln-cl cmcl comsoc uomll wcxs llm lurgust group in uno room. 5 5 RL MQMI-K r'xfMx HLM-vw Spwwmiym, Ywvwv, Shvr E- Hx 1-,mv Rupp fudl-,' Nucl, Dm Rupp, CPMMQ 544441 David Rupp, Joey Nofziger, Suzettc Wyse, Mkxvkrxv Gfnugg, Conwy- Hulk Nuvenc Ryclwcner, g g I Ruthfmn KL -,,- : , B k Q 1,-1 fwdu ww S Wuuffow fmt-.vain Vrflr-vu Kmg, JIHRCIAVWC1,DWKIFM-y. 'V' Vz, 1 m , 4 -- ,Y 1 E?-rs ix- ,F Amt , W sy! Ro i-mary fmifiiintiiil-, Vicki Shaw, Esther Baer, il:-eil Cfirriiifi, Judy lviillrlr, Allen Leiningrrr, Glen King, Joyce Nafligcr, Mary Jane Rychener, Dale Schroeder, Antonio Rodriguez, Mrs. Hazel Brcindellerry, George Licrchty, Ronald Rice, Thelma Nef- zigcr. ' 4 The fourth grade'-rs found niany interesting things to do this year in their new attractive room. Miss Sadie Miller and Mrs. Hazel Brancleloeiiy were the teachers of this Class. 'ihrr boys and girls not only had new classrooms, but also had two new subiects which were geography and history. Selling garden seeds was again the project of the fourth grade. The class participated in a Tlianlasgiying operetta, The Pilgrims' First Tlianlcsgiviiigf' on Novi-itiluei' Ql. lt showed the Pilgrims' preparation for the hrst Thanksgiving. The fifth and sixth grades also helped to give the oporetta. FRONT ROW: Augustine Estrada, Keith Nofziger, Delbert King, Ellis Nofziger. BACK ROW: Jerry Frey, Maurice Murry, John Hartman. tw-an-. Dumm Wm Nmf,'w,1m fwfg Lx-wxwwvmfkr 9,31- Rxdwmd Mmm? xv, KAN'--, Rmb Ludwig . :K ., J af .mf Jw, 1 :zaamxw -M 9' Qg Q gn!! fltrlwl fizlgt 3i3 !.'5Qw' my LEFT, SEATED: Lfiivlfll' Hull, Jecincinn Rupp, Mary Helen Liechty, Doreen Lcintz, Emile Ccrdci. STANDING: Dianne Blosser, Mrs. Mildred Rych- ener, Gene Frey, Richard Nafziger. RIGHT PICTURE: Suzie King, Duane Sauder, Glora Belle Rychcnei Verlyn Notziger, Jerry Thrasher, Jeanne Natziger. LEFT, BELOW: Mrs. Emmaiecln Ying- ling, Allen Richer, Max Rufenacht, Johnny Schrock. The Htth graders did much art work this year under the instruction ot their teachers, Mrs, Mildred Rychener and Miss Alta Spiess. This class sold pictures of Christ this year, as did the fourth grade. For prizes, they received Testaments or Bibles. Roger Price was high salesman, and received three Bibles. The fifth graders also sold seeds. They helped the fourth and sixth grades give the operetta, The Pilgrims' First Thanksgiving. Miss Spiess's section, room llfl, got a new globe in November. It is an inflated type. The health nurse, Mrs. Emmaiean Yingling, came regularly to the school to check pupils' eyes, ears, and growth. All examinations were held in the new health room. Mr. Charles Spencer taught the tltth grade music class. the ' wwe Pam, 22 Erm-sf Dislwow, Borlaum Roth, Miss AHC: Spivss, GWoric1 VVUQIQV, Lorvy Hoffman, PhiHip KUUHVTWUV1, Curl Ayers, Smnley Nufzigur, Murcia Short BACK ROW: Cord Nufzigf-r, Judy Le-upp, Marlin Nofzifyur, Mr, Chorfes Spencer, Jackie VVeber. FRONT ROW: Alon Rupp, Duum- Short. Thomas Buehueu, Dollms Rychener, Roger Pnnce. 23 Mi F51 ,ir i THI . ji! X i, I K 5 al'-. BOTTOM ROW- K-lf ill-wil Clin ii, Iwiliii l' ,il-i iinvy liliiiii-,' iff-Ili-i Lynn l -if SECOND ROW. liiiiy Aviiiii l' 'iilfl l'W1'illn'iii, lliiiiiilil King RD ROW: l 'ilw ii 'iiiiiili i, flitliin l-flip TOP ROW: lclilirg Mills-i. lvllliif Milli-i, l- hi lin i-ii Mi'-H All tri if:iii.i nii, ii i i- i, ii , , A --....,..w, sol Sixl Mr villa iliis eacdew, few iz mvii nu mls unclciri' lliiv iiisirugiion ol MisQ Ailnio Millm und iiiiiliim-ii iiiunln lb l l , J Y , Dmnii-l Fislzi-i niciclig up llic' sixlli giuclu iliis ycui. Boili Tvnifliv-i'5 km-ip ni-wx in Pviiis- yum' lliig clc iss did ll lol ul niiiiq wiinly. li vius nioii- fun iliis yiyui lwuiwc- ol ilio new nicips, Aciiviiios vvs'ii'mi'i only work, bm Cxlso gyni ucliviiios lliui niuilc scliool lilu exciting. lliey vvcrci Tcluglii liovv lo nlo linniclspiings, lwciclwvniifl rolls c'1nc'l io lmilcl luymxiiilcls. On cf Qf ilifir clciss pioiocis wus selling inugciziiivs. Clciiunco King wus ilic liigliosi esnicmn cincl lvlcirlin Kloplvngfvin wcis Tliu soconcl liiglivsi in ilu? sixili giuilw. lliis C'lClSSC1lSQlif7llJt,'ClTO givw ilic Tliciiiksgixfiiig opoiolici. lvlciry and fxclolpli Avinni vvoic cilnswnl Wlion ilw piciniivs wow icilcon, l, 1 Y.-ui L 5 :.MgKQ? f5s1ws:.:N, ,.,. . - Pvgigiy Niilzigiu 1. 5 gf-....-fi Carol Riegsecker, Yolondo Rodriguez, Ralph Nofziger, Leslie Leupp, FRONT: Max Weber, Efroin Esrrcido, Miriam Boer, Jimmy Sauder, Mr. Daniel Fisher Marlin Klopfenstein, Clarence King, Janice Kauffman, Roslyn Short, Terry Nofziger, Paul Frey, Carlos Grieser. ag Q A Q, 3 ll i if I hi I Q 'L fi. 1 ,Q .1 ,wi 9? TOP LEFT: lmlm Flyglu-vim, son, Sfcvuiw Dolil, gnumlsoli, Mi Vililliczm l-Xilif mi Mii Milmlil-fl Rycliumc-r. TOP MIDDLE: Mis Hvlun Siwiiigci, Supl. li.1.fiil l hiiiiiii-ii TOP RTGHT: lVlu lli iiiiiliy llvlliiiirl Lciiiy Elivim,-iitc1i'y lcguclwcrs, like sluclciils, iwcecl cz Cliango from iliif iouliiw of Cl scliool room, AT lwome they rolex, rest, Gnd uiiiw buck flue mcxi day vvitli lots of vim cmd vigor. MIDDL Ruclmul, LEFT: shown BACK Huzel Kuiliy Koi un Ken-lui. E LEFT: Mrs. Floiw,-ncc Porter, Dwight Poster. LOWER Hmzfel Bmuidulnerry is with lmcr gicmdCl'1ildren. Gully Bicmcle-l3cni'y, Mrs Bl'CH'ldUlJC!'V'Y, C11-Q Kcclcr, Biwiiinlg-lwi ry FRONT ROW: Bucmcluln-i'uy, Furl L1-sllc 4 5 QS: 'irq X. '34 ,A L, NX , T , ' 'ff ? 1 i F Q ifx Q-: A , X 1 ,, X , . . K Q D ll , E TN ,.'kl J L. .. Y L. 5 51 i- . . MX A. I Linda Frey, Janette Rupp, James Ray, Richard Beck, Arnold Blosser. This grade had a slight taste of high school as they entered the seventh grade. For the hrst time the seventh grade homeroom was on the first tToor ot the old building, The block period in the morning with Mrs, Thelma Rychener kept them in one room for a longer period of time. Their hrst representative to Student Council was sent by the seventh graders this year. They helped to make decisions to keep the school running smoothly. Also, for the Urst time this student group had a class sponsor. Ivlr, Lynn Brown held this position Several members of the class had the new experience ol holding class olhces. They were Wendell Beck, president, Janette Rupp, vice-president, lvlargaret Short, secretary, Linda Frey, treasurer, The seventh grade had the privilege of using new lockers, installed in the lower hall. They also had their own lilnrriry in their room, As a class protect, the seventh grade shared in a magazine selling contest. James l-luhf-r received a watch tor selling the second highest number of magazines. Many ot the students in grade seven helped the cooks in the cafeteria. Dishwashing, cleaning tables, and serving were jobs lor boys as well as girls, 28 36066 peace! Mr. Lynn Blown, Luann Graiig Bevcily Short Maigalet S Ort Jennifer Detter, Gilbert Natzigci Jimes Huber David Nofziger Ronald Gi ieser. nu? Vanta BELOW LEFT: Lf-on Short, Erick Kuchn, Wendell Beck, Marilyn Brilsch, Lynnvlte Rupp. MIDDLE: Mfibelonn Sclwrock, .lonice Sl1orT, Carolyn Blossc-r, Philip Rycliener, Lowell Nofziger, Carolyn Wcsflwoven. RIGHT: Mrs, Tlmclrnu Ryclicncr, Benny Avino, Alice Goertz, Nancy Br-ndci, Brenda Short, Jerry Rupp. A .1 mmm. ..--U-V1 -.6 --Mmm un-in ,wma Anvil vii S. pf I lf: sa .mm HANDS RAISED: FIRST ROW: Mlum-tm R-,-M1-ww lwmlw Eiww MQW Yu-My SECOND ROW lwf.-1, Ilwiyw 1-' IH my I-'wg yr ' M M-' Vlfwlmp THIRD ROW: Lwgmw MM.-x', FH' P-fn If Xf.'f1'11 I rf' 1' X -. X I ABOVE: Judy Bum, Mfxrlvmf Bwck, Sluxrmw Ncvfllvj qfu, .lwciy Kwrm, Umm: Mwvrllu? Shawn 'WHL-r BELOW: lxunrm' Nfxfzig1CI', Jvmv-1 Nuffvlvw lm 1v'w-f- , Huwkull, Jump Myeu 2. 30 Xl! xxNll,' -N Ulf XX 1 1 xxx XN!l,f 1' 5 x. ff' 1: Nuys, 51: 'r QXX -x .f flb xsqx , 3 N W ,I 49 ABOVE: Snncl-rr Grlson, Rrirlrwl Porter, Dunrre Rychener, Kenneth ' 747 ' The eighth grade vvos very active in sports, rnusic, and class work this year. They proved thcit they could do cill ot these things well, Again this yecir the pupils took the eighth grade state tests and had ci vcfry high percentage in the county. Thirty-tive per cent ot the students rririkerl anrong the upper tourth in the county. Lindo Baer placed first, Rachel Porter, secondg and Richcird Wcigler, third at Pettisville School. Lynn Weber' headed the closs cis president, Duane Rychener vvcis vice-presidentg Sandra Gilson, secretary, and Marlene Beck, treasurer. Mr. Culvur Knollrnan was their sponsor. Prin, Mark Ray had the class in the citternoons during their hlock period. Three eighth graders, Marlene Beck, Sharon Notziger, and Rachel Porter, mode up ci trio. They sang cit the senior ploy cind spring concert The eighth grade held trip to Greenfield Village was one ol the highlights oi the class. They lett on the Mercury trciin front Toledo, Mrs, kflarerrce Baer, Mrs. Vlfayne Vvc-her, and Prin. Mark Ray ciccornpanied thenr on their trip. The class pcirticipcited in the rnagcrzine contest agriin this year, Sharon Miller received ci record plciyer tor selling the rnost rnagcizinc-s. Roger Beck was absent frorn school vvhen the pictures were taken. Drflruvx BELOW: Marlin Rupp, Jenn Welty-r Duval Avinci ldv M K D W B! M I R W Loretta Fricsen, Arnold Short, Mr Qirlvrir Kniillnirrn tx 'rr-r Rrrirr lin-r R' tr nr lit ir- :nrt ic- ws-,rr rr: cnc- i,-ynr l T i lynn VVel1c-r, Glenn Hrrrtnrrrn nt' luv, .U up ill 7 L ?'W Thig ninth giiiqli-is hcivi- nwvv foinploiccl iiinim' high cinil uw looking lOI'VVLTll'CT lo high snhool. Guzsluvcg Court? lifrciflccl lhiy Lluas iii, picsinlviii, Siisiv Fwy was viiv-Iuiimiiliiiiig John Timm, suci'utui'y, und fxllmn Nolzigui, iiucimiiwi. Tlw Qlnss uhosc Mi, Li-luml Doisvy lo SPJOTISOV. Several ninlh gruclc girls had ihc piiivilcgo of using G new sc-Wing room. This icuoni Usccl to he The fouifh guido Cluss iooin, The girls limi iiiclixiiluail pluslic Ticiys in vvlimh lhuii sowing iiiciiiviiulni vvuii: lwpi, A lnigi- nvvv niiiioi, whiih viii:-2 lniiill in onv of llii' f,icln:vvc1ll5, Wm, usual for viewing Thuii hnisliuml snfvving vvnilx. Ruth Ecish wus ubscnl hoin school when ihv pidmos vvoi-X liilwn. ABOVE: Riisvyn Ryciwiwi, Alla-n Noi iiiivi Siiwii- Fwy, Diiiiinv Niiliiiii-i Judy Shui! Mis, Thi-lin.: Ryilii-mi K iiiii i liiiiix, giixiiiii ihisw lmulx ii- imif BELOW: ldwnmi Bu-'lin-i, Mui vin lXlxlf.'lijUi lynn Slum, Muixin Ziiiiinoinicin, John Btwn, Muilv Gila' sri, jmck Rygln-nur. A 1 H -1-nu X 1 X vw-uv,., ESM r .-1, mv Dxwu Bf-vww SMQM, Bovmwc MWHM, lawn VX':'SH'OvL-H Nm: W Ernfxstilwc Short, James Modem, TVWCIGSKI Guewevo, Philip Nofzige-V, Mx' Ldfimci Dfwaf Jwrw'-, RWM, R.mK1Mi Um, Pm N Af y Carolyn Bock, Luffy Svde-r, Lomw Mwck, Dovvddfm Nwzhw-gk-1 Kfm-rw Chfum U' 315 LW, rm.. qp.,,,.,l www., aww, cm. c,.,1w1,1-Q uf mf O The sophomores begon senior high school by taking port in mony of the octivities. Mciny sophomores were members of the senior choir, glee clubs, vorsity end reserve bosketboll teams, boseboll teom, ond news- pciper stofl. The home economics classes worlcecl in o com- pletely new, nioclern kitchen. The sophomore girls studied cooking lor G semester, and they used the kitchen two periods every clay for thot time. Two sets of twins were members ol the closs. They were Jocin cincl Jerry VVinclisch Gnd Scinclro Gnd Bill Smith. John Goertz was president ol this class. The other oflicers were Ronnie Leupp, vice-president, Arlene Sauder, secretory, cind Robert Robson, treasurer. Mr. Willioiii Minner was the clciss sponsor. AWS? it ini Joiwit- tt-rnrti.-ii kiiwiibtiw Ni:i.'iiiii, iifii-ii Dowciid X i 1 ii it Roiiic L fat Hitt iii P cmw Ni 1 R Pr t no it R ii VXiiii A Fruiicii ciciss was stortod this yoczr, tougitt by Miss Rutli K. Wyso. Listoitiiig to Froiicii rocords in cioss wus ci pciit ot tim course. Tito boys in voccitiomcil cigricuitoro clciss tosted soil cis ow ot tltoir protects, TM iippcer right picture gives evidence ot time good iiimils sciivod iii tiiu scliool ccifctorici, Bioioggy ciciss vvcis iittorfrstiitg cmd tim tor mciiiy ot tim' sopitoiiicwivs cis tiiriy dissc-ctwd cmd drcivv dicigrciriis of worms, frogs, cmd cinrytislt, Svvcrcii ot tite ciciss riicmiuuis took tito district sciioicirsliip tests cit Bowling Groom Stcito Uitivcrsity. Riiodci Notziger piuccd sifvoittooiitlt in the Eovviiiig Givoii district iii bioiogy. Tiic sopiioiiioros gdvcv titty trussiiireit o porty, imstood oititrvti'c1ditioiidi iiiiticitioii, Joyce Rotii cmd Joyco Rycitoiior were obsont vviweit tim picturos vvcfrc tcxkoit. S T7 1 1 L Mf,,w UML MW-vr Hb.,-.v M ,WN I . u .hr E iilfjwksx . S Q, Q 24 ' M I NSY X Q- af V, N fm' f.. fxir Y N54 wx K1 'Yf, fifw-M Rwpp, lyvxwwwcl Min- Hwvvm. UML Shui:-y Mmxy, My C'wvr'1Yyn fvmm-rvw'i1rw, Mclvulylw fmlvmwrmlu WWA 5 'w Y, f,y,. My V, If mf-H Hxwivwr, D1-f11vl5w,m-Mm fm Warm- Nmw K-1 mm fuivm Lmdyvm N NW 1' r IH 'TX W7 'N N-ru-T Rx vyv Www! N Marin Nv'.'m1wr, Muay XNHCQ wwy Rupp, Mm1vvw RQH1 X f ' 'iw .4 Wi! ,3 I l I aae0aeemaa JusT one more year seemed To be The Theme of The iuniors This year. Some were happy, some were sad, and seine were indiherenf. The olfiicers of The iunior class were Shirley lvlurry, presidenT, Daryl Rupp, vice-presidenT, Rebecca RueTz, secreTary, Ronnie Beck, Treasurer, and Lynwood lvlininger, sergeanT-aT-arms. Among The 38 members of The elevenlh grade were Two pairs of Twins- Carolyn and Marilyn Zimmerman and Dean and Darrell Buehrer. Several new courses were oTTered To The iuniors This year. One of Them was drivers' educaTion TaughT by Mr. James l-larris. This course was sponsored by The American AuTomobile AssociaTion. A l957 Ford was supplied by The Archbold Sales and Service. Besides driving, The sTudenTs sTuclied TexTs and workbooks and worked on proiecTs, Physics was oizlered again This year. ln a class of T4, T2 were iuniors. A auarTeT from The iunior class was composed of Rebecca Ruefz, Gloria Eicher, Shirley lvlurry, and Rosemary Gearig. They sang several close harmony songs aT The quarTeT rally and FFA banaueT. A comedy, Susan STeps OuT, was played before a large audience by The iunior class April TQ. Shirley Nlurry played The leading role ol Susan. The juniors prepared The annual iuniorfsenior banaueT. A seashore was depicfed on The wall To carry ouT The Theme Ebb Tide. The mural was drawn by ConchiTa Avina, The class arTisT. The supper was served by sophomores dressed as sailors. ConchiTa Avina, Jim lvliller, and LaRue ShorT were absenT when These picTures were Taken. ' 1 1 N s 'ft- -441 ji, '75 .gf QQ 'Who' 1'-I 1' -'Y JOSEPH C. BAER. . .Always called Joe . . .A Future Farmer. . .Active in FFA four yearsg treasurer, iunior, president, senior...Received state farmer degr :'n- ...Student Council, three years...Class vice-president, freshman, president, iuniot '... On Pet Echoes stafl as junio: '... ln choir tour years, choir president, senior, boys glee, three years...Sang in iunior octet..,lntramural sports, four years, lnaselnall, tour years, track, two years. FERN BECK.. .Short and quiet. . .inuch different from her twin, Vern. . .Much of her time was spent in singing.Hparticipoted in choir and girls glee four years...Sang in iunior octet...VVas in FHA four years,.,ln intramural sports four years... VVorked as office girl during senior year. VERN J. BECK...Better known as Levi ...One half of the Fern-Vern twin team.. .Teasing is his ioy. . .VVas in FFA three years. . .Choir and boys glee, tour years...Sang in iuniar octet...Participated in hasehall thief years, and in intramural sports four years...Acted os lawyer in senior play. SUZANN BECK... Suzie ...Always bubbling over... FTA secretary junior and senior years...Student council secretary-treasurer, iuniar, vice-president, senior. . .Class treasurer, sophomore.. ,Pet Echoes staff, iuniar and senior, associate editor, senior... Choir and band, tour years...Entered music contest in clarinet trio iunior year and clarinet solo as senior.. .Ranked tlrst as a iunior and second as a senior in thc local French Jenkins speech con- test. . .Was a cheerleader and booster tour years. . .lnttantuial sports, tour years.. .in both iuniar and senior pluy...Attendant to homecoming queen. MARY ELLEN EASH...Shortest, shyest, and youngest member of the senior closs...Tronsferred to Pettisville fiom the ,lohnstown Mennonite School, Johnstown, Pennu., at the beginning of her senior year...During her one year here, por ticipated in FHA, girls glee, and intramural sports. RONALD L. FREY. , .His pleasant disposition and sense of humor gained him many friends. . .Shortest boy in the class. . .VVas in FFA three years... Student council president, senior, vice-president, iunior...On board of publications, senior...Boys glee and choir four years. . .Sang in junior octet.. .Received Brown Bakery award...Played base- ball as senior. Hlntiantural sports, tour years, EUNICE M. FREY. . .Very suhtle sense ol humor. . .At top of class scholastically...Student Council, sophomoie,..Class treasurer. treshman,..Business manager ot Lariat...ln choir iunior and senior years, girls glee three years...District state scholarship tests, four years.. ,eighth in county in senior scholarship tests. . .Bookmendeiy freshman ...l.ibiarian, sophomore...lntrantural sports, four yeais...Acted as old maid in both iunior and senior plays. . .Prin. Mark Ray's secretaiy, iunior year qs' Vw? X' LOUISE FRIESEN. , .Very quiet. . . Studious. . . In choir as a junior.. ,ln girls glee three years... Took drstrrct state tc-sts at Bowling Green, ten and twelve...Received honorable mention in book- keeping as a senior.. .A French Jenkins speech contestant senior year, . .Librarian two years. . .Was in intramural sports one yeor. . .Farned scholastic award. LOWELL GILSON. , .Friendly and quiet.. , Won Babe Ruth sportsmanship award. . .School handyman. . .FFA one year. . ,Band four years. . .Boys glee tour years. ..Basketball four years. , .Baseball when a freshman. . .Track as junior and senior ...Letterman in junior and senior years..,ln intramural sports three years...ln the junior play. EVELYN KAUFFMAN... Ev ...Likes a good jake...Won Brown Bakery award for outstanding senior. . . ln FHA tour years. . .Yreasurer, sophomore year. . ,Class secretary, sophomore year. . . Senior treasurer and sergeantvat-arms...Associate business manager of Lariat.,.Choir tour years, secretary senior yeor...Girls glee four years...lVlixed octet junior year...lntrarnural sports tour years. . .Teen-ager in junior play. . .Prin. Mark Ray's secretary. . .Ambition. to become a Rychener. PHYLLIS KLOPFENSTEIN. , . Phil . . .Tallest senior girl. . .Known for her witty sayings. , ,FHA three years.. .Sophomore vice-president. . ,Choir four years. . .Girls glee two years. . .Ranked third in local French Jenkins speech contest...lntramural sports participant four years...Understanding mother in senior play. . .Othce girl two years. . .Mr Minner's secretary DOROTHY ANN MILLER... Smiles and giggles. , .Came from Holland, Ohio, as a senior, . .Choir and girls glee in senior year ...Participated in intramural sports as a senior...Senior olhce girl...Notihed high school for lunch,..Wants to be a secretary .IANICE NAFZIGER. . , Jan . . .Editor at the Lariat...Secretary- treasurer of FTA two years. . . In Student Council during sophomore year, . .Freshman class secretary . . ,On Pet Echoes staFf two years.. .Editor-in-chief senior year. . .Choir four years. . .Girls glee two years...Receiyed honorable mention in senior scholarship in the county...Ranked third in French Jenkins speech contest as junior...Head librarian one year '... Received scholastic award. LaMAR MILLER. . . Cletus . . .Quiet and reserved. , .ln FFA three years. , .FFA treasurer junior yeor. . .Sang for three years in boys glee. . .Librarian during senior' year. . .Boostery senior.. .ln baseball senior year '... Played rn intramural sports tour years...Young boy in junior play...Villain in senior play. . .Joseph rn speech class Christmas pageant. 39 'Ev iwqlik 'Q nf' X Sofft Ll' s .5 fi J .-,L , i - V .4 Y X F ' ri . x fr PM Q-.wr 'vw a-and J A 'T 1 . y 1,4 'wb 'Hun-v-- jf f4 '5 ' 1-4 ,f DARYL NOFZIGER. . . Mosie . . .Polcer-faced hurnorist. . .FFA three years, sentinel IUIHOI' year. . Choir four year's...Boys glee three yeai's...Octet iunior year '... Booster during senior year... Played baseball when a senior...ln intramural sports four years..,l-lad snrall parts in both class plays, LOWELL M. NOFZlGER...Crew cut...POpular ',,. Won county French Jenkins speech contest ...FFA two years. ..FTA president two years. . .Senior class president. . .Chairrnan ol board of publications senior year.. .Choir four years, vice-president and student director senior year.. .Boys glee four years. . .Received vocal music award. . .Librarian runior and senior year. . .Booster one year. . .Basehall three years. . .ln intrarnural sports tour years. . .Marar roles in both class plays. SHARON J. NOFZIGER. . .Dar lc-haired, pretty, and graceful. . .Participated in FHA two years. .. Junior class treasurer...ln choir four years and girls glee two years...Librarian when freshman and sophomore. . .Active in intramural sports four years. , .Played part of young girl in both iunior and senior plays. MILAN H. PFUND...Often seen in Mr. Ray's office getting an absence slip... Sports-minded. . ,Reserve basketball, three years. ,.Var'sity, two years. . .BaselJall, four years ...Traclc one year . . .l.etterrnan, three years. . .Participated in intramural sports four years. . .Caine from Tedrow to Pettisville as a freshnron, DOROTHY RAKER... Dottie ...Blonde, blue-eyed, and very taIkative..,Taok part in FHA three years...VVas on Pet Echoes staff when a senior...Sang in choir as 41 runior and in girls glee four years...PIayed the part of a rnaid in senior play... Office girl during senior' year. KENNETH E. RUFENACHT,.. Pouch ...Bass voice which can be heard a long way off. . .Was in FFA three years. ..ln choir four years and boys glee three years. . . Booster in luniar year...Traclc as a senior '... Participated in intrarnural sports four years...WaS Claude, the caretaker in the senior play, SHIRLEY REYNOLDS..,Blonde hair, blue eyes, and very retiring,..Active in FHA four' years. . .Secretary senior year. . .On Pvt Echoes staii as a senior... Sang in choir when a iunior ancl IO girls glee three years...Pronrpter' for both runior' and senior plays. . . ln senior year was secretary to Prin. Mark Ray ELOISE SAUDER. ..Has very winning personality. . .Came to PHS from Archbold in middle of sophomore year. . .FHA iunior and senior years. , .President when a senior. . .Won local Homemaker of Tomorrow award...Associate editor of Lariat. . .Sophomore class secretary...Choir iunior and senior years. . .Girls glee as a iunior...Scholastic and Babe Ruth sportsmanship award winner... Intramural sports two years.. .Mother in iunior play. . .J. JOSEPH RYCHENER. . .Called Joe . .. Tallest boy in the senior class.. .Was on first all-county basketball team this year. . .Played bgasketball four years...Boseball team freshman and sophomore years...Track team last two years of high school.. .Letterman freshman and senior years. . .Intramural sports four years. ..Band and boys glee maximum number of years.. .Old man in senior play.. .LOWELL D. SCHULTZ. . .Slow and easy-going manner.. .Seldom serious...Played basketball four years...Made first all-county team senior year ...Participated in baseball and intramural four years...Track team as a senior...Had leading parts in both class plays.. .Was in band and boys glee four years. ..ln FFA hrst three years of high school.. .Secretary in junior year. . .GERALDINE K. SHORT. ..Lives up to her name. . .Miss Ruth K. Wyse's efficient secretary her senior year...Head librarian as a sophomore...Bookmender same year. . .Choir and girls glee four years.. .FHA maximum number of years. ..lntramural sports four years. . .Took part in both class plays. . .Participated in local French Jenkins declamation contest. . . MARLENE SHORT. . .Likes to talk. . .Has neat and pretty clothes, many of which she makes. . .Senior class secretary...Mr. Leland Darsey's secretary as a senior...FHA four years...Girls glee two years, and choir four. . . Intramural sports maximum number of years. . .Librarian as a sophomore... EUGENE SMITH. . , Gene . . .Handsome boy with big brown eyes.. .Came to Pettisville from Tedrow as a freshman. . .FFA first three years of high school. . .Assistant reporter as a iunior. . .Sang in boys glee three years.. .Played basketball and baseball each four years. ..Letterman two years.. .Took part in intramural sports and both senior plays...Mrs. THELMA RYCHENER...Senior sponsor and friend.. .Mother of five children, including Joe, a senior..,Teaches social studies. . .Young-looking, very pretty. . .Graduated from Pettisville in i932. . .Directed senior play, -it During the senior class trip in Washington, D. C. these girls were patiently waiting until the boys got ready to go on the next tour, SITTING Sharon Notziger, Suzie Beck, Dottie Raker. STANDING: Eunice Frey, Dorothy Miller, Fern Beck, Eloise Sauder, Louise Friesen. moment the senior class play, 42 FRONT ROW: Janice Naiziger, Suzie Beck, Shirley Reynolds, Geraldine Short, Ronnie Frey, Mary Ellen Eash, Fern Beck, Sharon Nofziger, Dorothy Miller. SECOND ROW: Lowell Nofziger, LaMar Miller, Dottie Raker, Louise Eriesen, Eloise Sauder, Evelyn Kauffman, Marlene Short, Daryl Notziger, Vern Beck. BACK ROW: Joe Rychener, Kenneth Rufenacht, Lowell Gilson, Milan Pfund, Phyllis Klopfenstein, Eunice Frey, Joe Baer, Gene Smith, Lowell Schultz. A group of 27 happy individuals finally accomplished what seemed the impossible-graduation. Baccalaureate was held on May 19, 1957, with the Rev Louis Haskell as speaker. Commencement was May QI. Mr. Barton Rees Pogue wa: the speaker at this event. The five girls in the upper left picture on page 43 won the most covetec awards given to seniors at graduation. Suzie Beck received the citizenship award This honor is given to the senior with the best all-around ability. The other tour girls were winners of the scholastic awards. In order to wir this honor, a student must receive an average grade of B plus or higher in the tour years ot high school. The class chose red and while for their colors and the red Carnation for their flower. They picked as their motto, Go, keep going, and help others to go. ' GRADUATION AWARDS , WINNERS: Suzlc Beck, Janice The senior' clmss OHTLL-us, ylmvvn nn llw llflrlny ol flu Nclfzlgex, Eloise Sauder, LOUXSC Frlesen Eunice Fwy School, were Mrs Tlu-llnu Ryqln-nf-1, gponsm, Mmlum Short, seosflrny, Evelyn Kcwllvmxlm, fu-clnurmfv und SSIQEICIIH-ill-Cll'l7F5g flown- Salud:-r, vlcv-pufrsmll-lvl, Lowmll Q50 sonlmg wc-no playing gunws of tlm Clvrufvncxs puffy. lcwcll Nofzigclrpwmdmn Gllzon, Mllun Pluncl, Gcnu Srnlflw, Plwyllws Klcpfg-n5lL-ln, Mqlylg-ng Shg,-1, um: Frm-sy-nw, Elowsc Suuclc-r The seniors folded tlmn' gruduutlon proguuvns one UVLJIWIIWU. Shown ln: W me Junwm Nufzlger, Vern Beck, Fern Bock, Doftlq: Rukur, Douullmy Mllluv, Lousy, Ellen Ecxslw, Marlene Slmorl. 1 43 F1 IL-5:-n, Mm ,- us' JB In iii Sv scciws of domosrif Trciiiquilify, rho high sci O im S row thu? they are orciiiiciry Ironic-loving mnirvic u Sidi pluyirig iiiiporioiii VOIOS Ori Tlw sCIi0OI IUCU Wcirfliiiig Iclpfyisioii, playing vvirh Thoir cliiidren ir midi g 1 1 '- ' 'rj cIcc1 mam fur iii TIc1ILiiiCj iv,Ic1xLSiIii nmIui5f1f1Lr ci limi y UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Chc1iI05 Spencer. Dewiuifi, Denise, Mr. Spcviwu-r', MIDDLE LEFT: Mi. Cfulviir Ki1oIli1icm, Johnny, Mis. Kriolliiiuii. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Willicini Minner, Mr, MinnDi'. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. I.eIond Dorscy, Lindo, Mrs. Dorsey, BGrIJul'cl. LOWER LEFT: Sue Aim, Prim. Murk Roy, Mrs, Miriam Roy. FRONT: Arthur, James. BELOW CENTER: Mrs Jumcs Horris, Cheryl, Mr. Harris. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Thelma Rychener, Phihp, Mr. Eldon iTom1 Rychenor, Chris, Mary June, Tom, Joe, wir' I I7 .affy NKNMMXIQ YC'Kh.50L'N5 hun., MQ! Qian Hwy: .2932 XWS XML!-tdfcfvlf' wfrcrf SQ P3551 FTF? Cpjcf df' This year the Future Homemakers of America tried new proiects and new way of doing things. The chapter mothers were Mrs. Royce Misener, Mrs. Paul Smith, and Mrs Orville Rupp. The officers were Eloise Sauder, president, Conchita Avina, vice president, Shirley Reynolds, secretary, and Joan Windisch, treasurer, and Mis Ellen Ralcestraw, adviser. ' . .5 5 The picture in the upper left-hand corner was taken as the old and new otlicer: A A i gathered around the decorated table after the mother-daughter tea. Before the ' . tea the new otticers were installed in a formal ceremony. X f Q 'K 'KP In the lower right picture, Miss Ralcestraw is seen pinning the Future Home maker ot Tomorrow award pin on Eloise Sauder. Eloise received this award by FRONT ROW: BcEtta Short, Susie Frey, Bonnie Short, Conchita Avina, Marlene Thierry, Sandro Smith' Margaret Rufcmch, BACK ROW: Doneldcl Noyzigerf Momyn Richer' obtaining the highest local score in the Betty Crocker test given to senior girls. Sandra Rupp, Eloise Sauder, .loan Windisch, Margaret Misener, - mil' ' ?,'2f,z4.Zeaz FRONT ROW: Mary Ellen Eash, Sandra Rupp, Joan Windisch, BeEtta Short, Marilyn Richer, Jean Graffice, Shelby Mock, Loraine Friesen, Ruth Eash, Miss Ellen Rakestraw. SECOND ROW: Margaret Rufenacht, Evelyn Kauttman, Bonnie Miller, Fern Beck, Donelda Nofziger, Bonnie Short, Susie Frey, Conchita Avina, Sandra Smith, Sharon Nofziger, Eloise Sauder. LAST ROW: Dottie Ralcer, Arlene Sauder, Geraldine Short, Glenda Gautsche, Marlene Thierry, Marlene Short, Phyllis Kloplenstein, Shirley King, Margaret Misener, Shirley Reynolds, Elizabeth Disbrow, Louise Miller. 2 5 5 46 FRONT ROW: Eu-in-tt Short, sentinvl, Donfild VVoidvlich, reporter, Rodney Nolyigc-i, vici-pic-side-nt, Sondra: Smith, FFA Sweetheart, , mm. Juv li Q1m': , pri-widi-nt, Mi VVillninr Minnw, cidyiwr, Curtis Boer, si-riwhriy, Bill Sinitlr, tivrisii :'L-u , Jcirncs Schrocll, student udviser. BACK ROW: Jilrners Roth, Kvnnoth llciitnton, Kvnniftlr Nufziger, Jn-:ry VVL-lu u'l', George Triyloi, Allen Nolzigci, Moulin Britsch, Mor- xin Fnnrnrrrnrun, lynn Short Roger Reynolds, Bill Frey, Robert Wiirtuti-r, Mc-ryin Buck, lorry Seller, Philip Ncilziger, John Boer, Joint-:W Modem Merle Griesei, Richard Back, lorry Thrasher, Shelly Grip-ser, Marvin Ndlziger, Pciul Avino, Donold Davis. 7? 14.929 Pettisvillo chcipter of the FFA produced its fourth Stote Former with Joe Boer winning this civvcird. At the right, Joe ond his instructor, lylr. Williottt Minner ore going over Joo's protect books. The FFA this post yecir took on ci new protect hy renting the Control Mennonite church lcirin north ol Pl-ttisyillo. They rciiwd lnroilcrs, hogs, cind eight cicres ol whectt. They cilso hurl one cicrrf ol cor n on tho Gr-orgi? Meister lcind. ilu-y i-ntcrcd thc- plirlidinontciry procedure contest with on entirely new tecint except ont' ntornlqc-r, und ccirncr out with ci Silver rciting. At tho stole convention thig yeoi the poultry tecirn, consisting ol Joe, John, ond Curtis Boer plcicfvrl tenth, This vvos the second yeor lor ci poultry teorn. One ot the ntornlners ol thu toont, Joe Boer, wcis Stcito Stcir Poultry Producer ond won o trip to Kcinsos City for ci loct-finding conference. Other iudging tocints were Richord Beck, Kenneth Notziger, ond Rodney Notziger, who tudged dctiry cottle, Curtis Boer, Rodney Notziger, ond Kenneth Nofziger, generol livestock, ond Jerry Weber, sheep ond wool. 47 J' IMI!!! FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: luwirll lXlfJlllfli?l', Krynncitli Ncifziger, Vincent Rupp Jil, lvlichciel Andrews, rriitiu ltrrrr lmnrl Mfltrrili- SECOND ROW: Joe Brit-i, John Boer, Susie Frey, Judy Short, Roseyn Rycherier Mr lr-lrinrl llrnni-y THIRD ROW: lviinririii-t Misc-ner, Mono Nofziger, Mcrrgoret Rulencicht, Jennie Henschen, Rhnrlri Nolfigifi FOURTH ROW: lrninc- Niilzigvr, Suzie Beck, Arlene Sauder, Donnci Moden. I The Brfuclicit oncl Dimlce Future Tecichers of Americo club got into tull swing this yifrir, ciltliougli it ww, stoiterl in the school yeor of V955-56, The club wos ncimed in honor ol lxfliss Lorci Brruclicit ond Miss Florci Dimlce. Both women tciught ot Pettisville tor mciny yecirs, Mr, Leloncl Dorsey wcis sponsor ot the group. The orgcinizcition odopted ci con- stitution, Ivlei-tings were held regulorly. They were plcinned so thot every other one would be ci progrriin, rind thr: other ci business meeting, Ponel rliscussions, in which toculty members pcirticipcited, were held ot two meetings. llir: tririr lic-is rlisrnisffcl vcirious cispects of teclcliing. lhi: rlub, unrlrfr the clirection of Lowell Notziger, held its meetings in cz relozed, inlormril citiiio-.plirfiry The other olticers were .loo Boer, vice-president, Suzie Beck, secretory, rinrl Jcinici: Nolzigei, trecisuier, The HA sponi-,orecl ri bcilce sole before Christmcis. For the December meeting, members of the club met in the school ccileterici to mcrlce cookies, condy, ond colces to sell. During two weeks in November cmd December, elementory school visitcition wos held. Prirrvnts cittrrnrlerl iegulur sessions ot school. The FTA members were bciby sitters for preschool children, 3 'lf A Porents-Tectchers Associotion wos orgonized tl yecir, the first Porent-Tecichers group cit Pettisville Scho tor mcrny yeors, Although only two meetings were hel much interest wcrs shown. The sncipshot below wos token the second meeting, ot which oudio-visuol olds were der onstroted. Otticers ot the group cire the Rev. Vincent Rup president, Dcile Frey, first vicefpresiclent, Iviourice Rup second vice-president, Mrs. Delmer Rupp, secretory, or lvlrs. Roy Nofziger, trecisurer. A novel pcirents' visitotion wos introduced this yer on Fricloy, April 5. Elementciry closses were held cis usuol, with scho dismissing ot 2 pm. l-ligh school wcis held in the evenin with the pcrrents ottending regulor clcrsses. School stcirte dt 3 p.m. cincl wcrs over cnt 8:lO p.m. Supper wos served the cciteterio. The school odministrcition wcts pleosed with tl visitcition, os there were mciny tcivoroble comments. 0 . Q. ' W' A 1111 51111111111 L111111c1l, 1111 w11v1111w'11111j111 wl111'11 151111111113 1110 S1UdC11TS C1 voip, ' .1 11-11 -111 11 '511 s,1l11,1111, 11111. 111.1111111111111 for S1'1.f131'Q1l 111111'1vC111O11S 11115 yCC11'. T111-, 111111111 1+111l1I11,111v11 111111 -,111 1111 1111- 111l11f1 1111 1110 Boom! of PubI1cC1Tio11s. 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Pete Echoes cigciin won ci superior rating cmcl received specicil recogni- Tion in The Noiihwesicin Ohio DisTricT Journcilism Associcnion conyenTion, Jcinice Ncifziger servecl cis ocliTor-in-chieT This yoor cmcl checked cill The copy for The pciper. Suzie Beck was cissocic1Te ecliTor. She wcis in chcurge of The clil:TerenT jobs To lie clone in gefhng ouT The pciper. Toni Rychener served cis business mcincicger, hcmclling cill bills cmd money. The closs members Took Turns serving cis The c:cliTor ol Tho pciper. Two new electric lBIVl TypewriTers were bouQhT by The closs of The beginning of The school yecir. They cire shown in The picture in The lower leTT-hcincl corner. Marlene Thierry, Rhoclci lXlC'1lIlfll'l, Cu-ii Rupp Tom Rychencri, .0 4l ,,' , ,445 V I -Q 5 1- - ' if 5. all A new orgonizcition, the Boord ot Publications, vyos lounched this yecxr under the sponsorship of the Student Council. This group chooses the Loriot stoft, determines policy, cincl signs the controct for the printing ot the book. Two lctculty inenibers serve on the stotq, in oddition to the cidyiser of publiccttions, Miss Ruth K. Wyse. The teochers eoch serve tor o yectr, with C1 new one being uppointed ecich semester, Mr. Culvur Knollrnon replciced Prin. Mctrk Roy ot ntid-term. Ri-lu-can Ruetz lowell Nolzigc-r, Prin. Mork Roy, Mrs. Thelmo Ryrln-tier, Miss Ruth K. VVyse, John Goertz, Janet Schntucker, Ronnie Frey 'gawwl The T957 Loriot is the lost yeorbook to be published by ci senior clciss. ln the future it will be ct school project under the newly orgonized Board ot Publications. A stofT ol all girls hod the big iob ot publishing this yecir's lctricmt. Mciny hours were spent in orgonizing, writing copy, tciking pictures cind then putting the book to- gether, The girls ore shown here excirnining some pictures to be used in the book. They ore Eloise Souder, gssociote editor, Eunice Frey, business rnonoger, Evelyn Kouttinon, cissociote business nicinogerg Miss Ruth K. Wyse, cidyiserg Jcinice Ncnfziger, editor. Staff Sewecf r. qv ,, 1' gg In me ., F . 9 , - ,- ,' . ,f 1 san ,ul n on l I ,.,,QM .. n . ll f nf A Efgli I B I i 1 2, 'ef W f o Sonar- ul tln- tr-cxrlir,-in' work wcis nicido ocisior this yedr lny llii: lif-lp ol tlif--.0 ami:-tciiiiix, llifr girls, clncl tliczir tfcirliffi-, riif- lvrilyii Kriullincni, Piin Mciilc Pixy, Mcirlcnc Slifiit, l-fli, li-lrinrl ljciizffyg ltliyllif, Klrnplrriistciiii, Mr. Williorn iinr-i, fvlinlf-y Riryiiolrls, Pint Mcxik Pciy, Grfiuldinc Sltort, ss Riitli K, VVysu. 1 Bnilmiri Nolzirivi, Rulnvfrri Ruotz fs:-utr-cll, llottiu Rulwi Mirlnivl Andie-ws, Arluiio Sciiiclui, Pliylliri Klopli-nstmn Mrtiluiiv Slinnt, le-in By-ilx, Donwtlvy Millvi, Muilono lliim-riy lVlC1lIlYlt Nolzlgci, Mrs Miiiuin Ruy Isa-utvdj M60 Answering tlie tolepltono, typi ol tlic itonis included in tlio olllco were coclt rcquirccl to spend Ono class period. Mrs, Miridin Roy wos their sorted tlwo rnoil, und Dorotliy Miller 52 ng letters, ond running orrcincls were only sonic girls' dciily duties. The second your typing girls period in tlio ollico in ciddition to tliuir regular supervisor, Micliuol Andrews wont Utter ond cinnouncod luncli tiino. v l hh Brawl' lluvlrl mul., Kvlollu ,H ll x ,K l lhfll-l 1 lv l v D hlihvlml Q. all A K wry Rwgwp lmflf-Il The Jholo V11 lu clulb is shown lwmp- in rhfllf of,wc'1l wwrronwll-ht llllu fl' llhll 4 was slurlucl Towolfl The uhfl ol the your, M11 lynn Brown crml Ml. C hllm lQwlllw.'1-l ,-.ww the ihslruclors. Gregory Rupp WGS pmglclcrwl, fxllovm llopp, wo- prwslllf ul rllm lmf l I-hallf sccrcforyg Doon Bue'2l1r'Cl', ll'CClSUl'C?I', cmd Dovlfl lvlfliznllu, iV'l'Q1UiIlll'K1l .umu lolovug, nlovcloplhg, egrhlorglhg, uhcl ljllllllllg plclllrm wr-ru lhf ll mam 'llllflll' The Club lS workmg To ochlevc thc: gool of Tokmgg molly ol thw Imam lllmllw, lll th luluro yours, A HORNf,J!'E?SS3CCll7lL?l'UVVClSpUl'Clll1Sl'Cl lm thnx nlupcxrlmlht fu. ll gall hom th.- closs ol l956. Chcclclhg luoolcs in crhcl out ohcl CCHHWQ lol Thu lilmuy vw-rf' golaf. ol lh- lwlnvculfm CIQCUVT Thls yczor. Rachel Nolzigor woe, hood lilJv'o:loh cmcl hull Thy To'-lf. ol 5llfJ lVl',l the work ond collcchhg book hhos. :wg The lnoolcmcmclcrs ore soch lm The lower loltllumcl pifluufg me-mlmg lloolw. lhny ore Jennie Hcnscheh, Joyce Roth, ond Joycu l2ycl1mwcr', It Wu-. Thr,-uv lol, lo lf.,-wp Thr.- books in usable Condition. TED: Rilfhi-l Nofylocr, lwcurl lllurrwloh, STANDING: low-Y Rwglgs, Sh vlf-V, Mmvy ill, l. W- lflyh, MUNI-V., Zlgor, Mzxrllyh Zimmmrhcm lvlmy Alum- Sclunluv, lr-vw ll lQl'Jl, l'lz', llxlvlfsr Mlllw-, lwgv-rw Svwllll M xllllllhy Mlsener, Lowell Schultz, Keanu-ll: Nolzigw, Ds-on Buulmwr Jwu l?x,'cllwrmm, R wmv- Lf-llpyl -. 53 vip ,WV fi Mii iirpi X' f luii iii: iivlii vs. Mmii- flim'viiii1ii,Mfliy iciyioi Dwiqiii PWM-I. VViiilc1iii Lulifz Ji , Mis Vkfiiiium LUN: VV'iill41fi1 Lum. U Miiiiiiii ii.iiLi..ild.-i Mimi fiiiiiiiiiiiiim Vwlliiliii liuilf ii, Mia VVi!1ium lfmtz Jr, Mis Gian om I-.-,i iii viii -flair:-iii iwipp, llwiigiii Vivitar ings' Tiio scliool oiiiploywvs did o Him iob tins yooi' of pivpoimg tlio iiiouls, keepin 1 i M, . . g 'Mfg Lim 2 Tin' building Cicfm, fmd iicmsporiiiig ilic siudoiiis To cmd fiom scliool. --3 if 'Q :fs-F. - ', 7- 'Ti Moiilyii Wyse, fl icisi ycC1i s QiCIdUilT0, ioiiiod Tiiu Coiofoiio siofi This yea Miss Mciric Dioimcm vvos ogoiii hood Cook. iiioso wodwis iinid flw privilege C Using ci new Cli5ilVVUS,lCI', cmd Tiioy uiso Uscd ilio Huw ouioiiiuiic vvosiici' cmd diye iii tho Iiome economics dopcii'TiiiCi11'io wosli amd diy ilicii' iovwls. Bocousc of oddiiioiiol iooiiis oiid iiiciooscd spocc io bc Token core of, mei vvmo VUOIC cusiodioiis. ilw iiovv custodian vvos VViiiioiii lnimiz Jr., cmd those wh lurid doiio This work lwioim: were Mi. cmd Mrs. Wiliiom Lumix ond Mr. Dvvigiir Porte Since me moioiiiy oi Tim pupils come To school on mv bus, Cl Crew of Gigi lyusus cmd drivers was iuquiwd to bring tliu ioiol siuduiits io cmd from schoc ucicli dciy. Bccouso oi Cicmfdud coiiditioiis on iliu busus, oiw oi tiio drivers liod T iicivol his ionic Twico ucxcii iiioiiiiiig ond cfvc-ming. One iwvx bus was purdwosed Th vm:-oi wliifli wus diivwii by ilici Rev, Viricviii M. Rupp, Mi, Gvoiqo Hoyvs vvos obsen 7704464 SKK MV iii, J 3 -iff Q. .5 W5 , QQNS K X .xx . x fixup xg E y . . ' P ,M ' v 8 ' L ? -5 . I ... ' ' 'Hd 1 rv 7-,rr M ,A KX X - 1 M 3 K N I . my M ,, AA M7 f 1 A XM V H B' 2 ff My . .Q Q -I x , S. E, , 1 V A - . ' tl. k 'P X, 4 5' K k -fs . ' + X W . , if-rl K N -if 1 'Q Y X, 3, . A A V A mx J. u . wwf. '- H , X . The senior choir under the direction of Mr. Charles Spencer received an excellent rating at the district music contest which was held at Napoleon elementary school, The selected number lor the chorus was Lo, a Voice To Heaven Sounding. The required number was VVe Sing Thy Praise. The Fayette band gave a program to the high school and in exchange the Pettisville choir gave a concert tor Fayette during the year. The group also sang at the dedica- tion ot the new elementary building, the spring concert, coniniencement, and at the VVauseon Evangelical Men- nonite Church, Sharon Nolziger, in the upper right hand corner, cicconipaniecl the choir at all their rehearsals and pere tormances. She is in the eighth grade. Five soloists entered the solo and ensemble contest which was held at Bowling Green State University. Greg Rupp for his cornet solo and Sharon Notziger for her piano solo received a two rating. Those receiving a three rating were Suzie Beck, clarinet solo, Susie Frey, piano solo, and Shirley Murry, vocal solo. The choir took on a new look this year in their new robes. The oiiicers are shown adiusting their robes, which were purchased by the music boosters. Joe Baer was president, Lowell Notziger, vice-president, Evelyn Kautzi- man, secretary-treasurer, Shirley lvlurry, librarian, Virgil Miller, assistant librarian. LEFT: Gregory Rupp, Shirley Murry, , Suzie Beck, Sharon Nofziger, Susie Frey. RIGHT: Lowell Nofziger, Joe Baer, Virgil Miller, Shirley Murry, Evelyn Kauftman. 'fwagfee W IRONT ROW: 1 111. 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SECOND ROW: Alice Goertz, Carolyn Westhoven, Sandra Gilson, Sharon Miller, Mabelann Schrock, Jane Rutenacht, Donelda Nofziger, Connie Notziger, Wendell Beck, James Huber, Lowell Nafziger, Jerry Rupp, Bonnie Short, Dianne Nafziger, Brenda Short, Judy Baer, Karin Lantz. THIRD ROW: Joan Davis, Joan Weber, Theresa Guerrero, Ruth Wright, Janice Short, Kenneth Disbrow, James Ray, James Haskell, David Nofziger, Lynn Weber, LaMar Yoder, Darwin Nofziger, Glen Hartman, Marlin Rupp, Leon Short, Arnold Blosser, Susie Frey, Elaine Merillot, Marlene Beck, Joan Schultz. BACK ROW: Charles Nafziger, Shelly Grieser, Jerry Weber, Paul Avina, James Moden, Edward Buehrer, John Baer, Gustave Goertz, Allen Nofziger, Merle Grieser, Marvin Nafziger, Duane Rychener, David Avina, Phillip Rychener, Roger Rupp, Gilbert Nafziger, Ronald Grieser. wt '..l z1'i ',-,ueliwvfevl ....... . ......... ....-,mg ....... - .... - ...s....3,1 jlf.. . Rosemary Gearig, drum maiorettog Karen Gearig, twirler. FRONT Nofziger, Suzie Beck, Jerry VVelJer. FOURTH ROW: James Ray, ROW: Mr. Charles Spencer, Vincent Rupp Jr., Gloria Eicher, Marlin Rupp, Glenn Hartman, James Haskell, Gregory Rupp. Joan WelJei', Shirley Murry, Lowell Gilsan, SECOND ROW: LAST ROW: Joan Wiridisclt, Sandra Oilsan, Allen Rupp, David Charles Natziger, Jaan Schulti, Judy Short, Janet Rupp, Ronnie McBride. Leupp. THIRD ROW: Jennie Henschcn, Marlene Thierry, Sharon The small band under the direction of Mr, Charles Spencer played at the Christmas and spring concerts, A pep band which was made up of several band members played at basketball games. Suzie Beck, Jennie Henschen, Marlene Thierry, Gregory Rupp, and David McBride played in the county band. The band and chorus concert was held at the Wauseort Memorial Auditorium, In the photograph at the left, Mr. Charles Spencer is seen playing his trumpet. He played at the quartet rally and the senior play. 145 Zgegcmd I c x gl' X! Q ,Ll :- J -31 s Q. , S f . g X Q Q 7 5 5 ii i Q L '3 5, S E f Q 3 5 S 2 3 S E 13 i 3 5 2 2 1 i Q g 5 Q 5 V - gg i s Ig 4 ' S 5 i A Y E i K 'S i l I 2 E 11 is E fx 3 e Q Q sz ' I f i F A , 3 Y X K ' hs ' E i E f i , S ,fe x . 4 1 5 3 - - Q :-A l 5 ' f ' N -1,2 3 . ,X X I' E ' A N Q x f'f ' 4,11 Y Yx fl - .. A A , . 'P' N 'A' xi vQ ,,.x ' my ., il, I A 5 E , , FWS ' For the first time in the history of Pettisville School, a homecoming game was played and a queen was crowned. Conchita Avina, a junior, had the honor ot being the tirst queen at Pettisville, The homecoming game was played with Ridgeville on Saturday evening, February 9. The queen was crowned between the varsity and reserve games. The game was a thrilling one, with the score tied at the end. ln the three-minute overtime, Pettisville out- scored Ridgevillo 6 to 4, to win. The tlnal score was 58 to 56. The photograph below shows a jump shot in the game. The Blackbird reserves won also, by a score ot 45 to 29. ln a beautiful ceremony, Conchita was crowned by the basketball captain, Lowell Schultz. The queen and her attendants are shown on the lacing page. They are Barbara Notziger, Sophomore, Shirley ivlurry, iunior, Renee Rupp, kindergarten, Conchita Avina: Suzie Beck, senior, Sandra Smith, sophomore. Lowell Notziger was master ot ceremonies at this event. All former varsity basketball players and their wives were honored guests. 63 ,gg 2 1. , Y . f T N ,, 'PT sc L. N TV Tr' .Y 4. . P X 0 - ff r F' g www . S W1 Q Conchito Avina, Homecoming Queen lltilflrllr' FIRST ROW: forirli James Harris, Ronnie Burk, Trim Ryrln-nr-r, Joe Ryrltener, Lowell Srl iiiltl, lynwaad Mriiinirjer, Mrmaryrrr Vin' rr-rit Rupp Jr LAST ROW: Ranma- leupp, Jim Ryvliz-in-i ,lwlin Corritl, Cunt: Smitll, Strylffri .. lrlyfrttl- fill fnlrltnlfl .. lllllfblt l writ llrrrirlft. ,. .. Cli rmtfrtlirrlrl Rlrlrif-yillfr fllllftlll .,.. lrtywtttl Low:-ll flrlsnn, Milan Pfund, Miclwael Anil:--w 1956-5 7 266011 P115 OM, PHS Opp. 1 110 11! Fulton ., .. 57 47 111 119 Arclrltolcl .,.. 75 55 5,11 AQ Lyons ,.., . . RO 72 1,9 ,GO C liar-,tr:r'fir,'lcl . , 79 42 '17 fift VVc:st Unity ... 71? 62 . all .527 Rirlgevillf' . ., 58 56 1,11 59 rf livsterflelcl . . 62 40 1,11 55 Il fxrclilzolcl ..., 69 65 7,0 50 3Mretaniora . . , 68 64 . 65 66 D1:sliler A..., 62 66 fl, AO 'League games 111, 1111 7FCounty tournament games 42 fttt District tournament gainc: utiylfwi . ,. ' ch After twelve years of trying, tlte boys, under Coaclt James Harris, Gnally won tlte Fulton County cltampionsltip tliis season, Tlte tecsm defeated Ixftetamora to win tltis ltonor. Winning tltis game put tlie boys into district play. Tlwey played tlte first game witlt Deslrler, wlto beat tlte local team by four points. The teom won over Pettisville's old rival, Arcltbold, twice tliis year. Tltis was tlie Hirst time in ten years PHS ltad defeated tltein. Joe Rycliener was cltosen captain of tlte all-county team, by vote of tlte Fulton County coaclies. Lowell Scliultz was also made a member of tliis team. Tom Rycltener, tlie only sophomore on tlte all-county squads, was placed on tlte second team. Tlie clteerlcradeis spurred tlte boys to victory at eaclw game. Tliey are in tlte upper left picture, CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP: Gloria Eiclter, Sltirley lvlurry, Marlene Tltierry, Suzie Beck, 'Zfaae The reserve team had a good season this year, winning thirteen games and losing only tive. The boys are shown in the picture at the left. Several of the boys who played on the varsity team were also on the reserve squad. FIRST ROW: Jan Weber, Robert Robson, Jim Miller, Bill Smith, Allen Rupp, David McBride. 65 The athletic booster club, made up of cheer- leaders and students from grades seven through twelve, stood behind the basketball teams. They made favors, sold refreshments, and decorated the gym tor home games. They bought a new corn popper this year. Othcers of the group are Janet Schmucker, president, Conchita Avina, vice-president: and Bar- bara Notziger, secretaryetreasurer. FIRST ROW: Conchita Avina, Barbara Nofziger, Janet Schrnurker. SECOND ROW: Sharon Nofziger, Sandra Gilson, Marilyn Britsch, Janet Rupp, Karin Lantz, Marlene Short, Suzie Beck, Joan Windisch. LAST ROW: Gloria Eicher, Shirley Murry, Margaret Rufenacht, Prin. Mark Ray, adviser, Daryl Notziger, LaMar Miller, Karen Gearig, Marlene Thierry, Judy Short. All r XJ K! .irimliri fnluim, Kiiivli Cuailciy, Sharon Naffigi-I. FRQNT ROW: tm,-y VW-ltr-,V Jiimg-f, lluslu-ll, ,lr-try Kiwi, lynn VVr-lic-r, larry Prine, Bill Fury BACK ROW: Mcmagi-r Dale Eloiser, lfnlm lim-i lurl- Ryfliifrif-i' Qhrilly Gi'If'K. 'i' C4-mill: Tiiylrir, friiyulilyr' CO4-I'lZ, COcICl1 Dar mrl llzliiri. The iuhior high basketball team, shown below, received much experience thi: year. Mr, Daniel Fisher was the coach at the boys. The iumor high games were usually played right alter school, starting a 4 O'CloClc, This was plamted to eliminate IUCIITY transportation problems. The team lost its hrst Cammy tournament game to Delta this year, by a scare 0 21-15. The Cheerleaders, at the lelt, were Chosen by the iimiar high school. These girls led cheers at the seventh and eighth grade games, also, .e ss. ,W in s.af ZMMWZ ' lvlr, Leland Dorsey acted as coach for The sevenlh and eighth grade Teams. The eighth grade is shovvn above, and The seventh al The right. These Teams soniefiines combined To play other schools. Quiie often, however, they played separately. The learns played for experience, and received much to help Them next year. 67 Ivlanciger Dole Blosser, Kenneth Dis- brovv, James Haskell, Jerry King, Lynn VVel3er, Duane Rychener, Coach Leland Dorsey. FRONT ROW: Jcirnes Huber, Wendell Beck, Jiiry Riipii BACK ROW: Iann- Ray, Philip Rychener, Ronald Gi'ie5igr, Couch le-liincl Doigify. I Ja I . vi ii. 7.1 -+ ,,cc . 5' 513 :ll t. an 7 I N Q' I f. 5 ' ' f :tsl wg K N X Xxipl 5 4 W xii? FIRST ROW: Manager Lynwood Mininger, Ronnie Beck, Ronnie Frey, Coach Leland Dorsey. SECOND ROW: Jan Weber, Joe Baer, George Taylor, Robert Robson, Daryl Notziger, Tom Rychener, Bill Sinith. LAST ROW: Gene Smith, Lowell Notziger, Lowell Schultz, Larry Seiler, LoMar Miller, Corwin Nofziger, Mervin Beck, Jerry Weber. ora 1466- . Sharon Nofziger Virgil Miller eagaegf The Blackbirds clinched the Fulton County league baseball chant- pionship this year by defeating the Fayette Eagles, 5-3. Milan Pfund, not on picture, was an outstanding player and pitched many ot the games. Mr. Leland Dorsey, who coached the group of eighteen boys, and Manager Lynwood Mininger helped to make this a very successful year for the team. 68 pfwacdea Much enthusiasm was shown in the intramural sports program which the Student Council planned. An unusual number of students participated in the sports. Again this year an intramural basketball tournament was held in the evening. The senior boys and iunior girls, shown at the right, won the tournament. Lowell Notziger and Daryl Nofziger won the mixed doubles, Virgil Miller won the boys singles and Sharon Notziger, grade 8, won the girls singles in the intramural pingepong tournament. Volleyball and softball were also played, but no tournament was held for either of the sports. Daryl Nofziger, Lowell Nofziger. .it . 7 - 'il 4 un.. V The students in the three pictures at the left pages 68 and 69 are the intramural ping pong champions. ABOVE: Shirley Murry, Janet Schmuclcer, Rosemary Gearig, Carolyn Zimmerman Marlene Roth, Mona Nofziger, Gloria Eicher, BELOW: Daryl Nofziger, Vern Beck Lowell Nofziger, Kenneth Rulenacht, Joe Baer, LaMar Miller, Ronnie Frey. ANONYMOUS 'ARCHBOLD BUCKEYE-Largest ABC Circulation in Fulton County. 'ARCHBOLD DRY GOODS- The store with three words-savings, service, satisfaction. 'ARCHBOLD GREENHOUSE. ARCHBOLD LADDER CO. ARCHBOLD SEED AND GRAIN CO.-Manufac- turers of I 8. K Feeds, Our speciality! Bagged or bulk. 'BAER CABINET 8. SPECIALITY SHOP-Built-in cabinets, custom-made sink tops, Con- soweld and Formica plastic tops, Archbold. 'BALFOUR SERVICE-Rings, pins, invitations. For your convenience. 'BECK'S AWNINGS-Troy sunshades and cano- pies, Archbold. 'VINCENT S. BECK-Insurance, bonds, Archbold. BIL-JAX, INC.-Steel scaffold, Archbold. 'BROWN'S BAKERY-Defiance. CARVER'S BAKERY-Wauseon. 'CHRISTY MOTOR SALES, INC.-ChevroIet- Buick, Archbold. THE CITY DRUG-Prescription Pharmacy, Arch- bold. DETTERS, YOUR FURNITURE HOME-Archbold. EICHER 8- SON POULTRY-Archbold. WILMER EICHER JR. ENTERPRISE DRY CLEANERS-Wauseon. 'FALOR 81 SHARPE- Quality clothing at popu- lar prices. Wauseon. FARBER 8. MEIER HARDWARE-Heating and cooking appliances, paint, and toys, Wauseon. THE FARMERS 81 MERCHANT STATE BANK- Archbold. 'FISH'S 5 81 IO- Your friendly store, Archbold. L. B. FREY 81 SONS-Plumbing-heating, Pettis- ville. 'C. E. GERINGER-Prescription Druggists, Wau- seon. MGRIESER FARM EQUIPMENT-J. I. Case farm machinery, Archbold. 'GRIESER'S AUTO SERVICE-Archbold. MGRISIER INS. AGENCY-Wauseon. 'HAMMONTREE'S-Radios, television, records, Wauseon. HAROLD'S GULF-Archbold. 'HELEN'S DRY GOODS-Archbold. 'HESS HATCHERY-Wauseon. 'L HESS SHOE STORE-Archbold. 'THE HOME FURNITURE SHOP- Quality and economy furniture, Archbold. 'HOME RESTAURANT-Archbold. KAY'S 5c to SI.OO STORE-Wauseon. 'O. P. KLUEPFUL-Jeweler, Archbold. KOLB 8. SON-Photo supplies, iewelry, greet- ing cards, gifts, Wauseon. LACHOY FOOD PRODUCTS-Chinese food, Archbold. LANGE'S BAKERY-Archbold. - LANTZ'S STORE-Groceries, hardware, dry goods, Pettisville. 'LAUBERS I CLOTHING-Archbold. - 'HAROLD F. LEWIS-Jeweler, Wauseon. 'LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT-John Deere, New Holland, Maytag, Archbold. LlECHTY MOTOR SALES-Archbold. LOUIS'S SHOE REPAIR-Archbold. LUGBILL BROS., INC.-Livestock, quality meat, Archbold. 'THE MEN'S SHOP- The finest in men's and boys' clothing. MILLER BROS., INC.-Contractors, Archbold. M. E. MILLER 8. SON FEED CO.-Bulk feeds, poultry supplies, Wauseon. 'MISENER'S FLOOR COVERING-Contractor and designer of resilient fioor, Wauseon. NISELY CABINET SHOP-Quality cabinets, Pet- tisville. NOFZIGER SILO CO.-Monolithic silos, Moses Nofziger and Olen E. Nofziger, Wauseon. SAM H. NOFZIGER-HAROLD C. SCHMUCKER -HOWARD NOFZIGER Poultry dealer, Pettisville. NOFZIGER MOTOR SALES 8. SERVICE-Pontiac sales and service, Archbold. 'OSBORNE REXALL DRUG STORE-Wauseon. 'THE PEOPLES STATE BANK-Member of FRS and FDIC, Archbold. 'PEPSI-COLA CO. 'tPETTlSVILLE FOOD LOCKER-Locker rentals, wrapping materials, processing, Pettisville. PETTISVILLE GARAGE-John Yoder, Pettisville. PETTISVILLE GRAIN CO.-Grinding and mixing grain, coal, feed, Pettisville. 'PETTISVILLE PACKING SO.-Meat retail, custom slaughtering, Pettisville. 'RANDOLPH FURNITURE CO.-Wauseon. 'RED CROSS DRUG STORE-Archbold. RICH BROS. MOTOR SALES- Your friendly Ford dealer since I926, Archbold. ORVIL RICHER-Wauseon. 'RIEGSECKER BROS.- Everything to build any- thing, Archbold. ROSSMAN'S FOODLAND-Wauseon. 'DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SALON- Professional care is best for your hair, Arcade Bldg., Room 6, Wauseon. RUFENACHT'S-I-Iaberdashery and shoe store, Archbold. CLAUDE RUPP-Building, Wauseon. 'RUPP FURNITURE CO.-Archbold. RUPP LUMBER CO.-Builders' supplies, contract- ing, Pettisville. SYLVAN L. RUPP-Ohio Certified Feed. Phone Archbold 2161, Wauseon. 'CARL RYCHENER-Excavating, dozer and crane service. Phone Archbold 3I86, Wauseon. 'C. L. RYCHENER-Motorists' Mutual and Men- nonite Mutual Insurance, Pettisville. 'RYCHENER IMPLEMENT CO.-Archbold. MRYCHENER SEED CO.-Pettisville. SAUDER MANUFACTURING CO.-Archbolcl. SAUDER WOODWORKING CO.-Archbold. 'SHORT FUNERAL HOME-Archbold. KENNETH SHORT-Insurance, Archbold. 'O. J. SHORT-Floor covering, Archbold. SILHAVY-Pontiac, Cadillac, Wauseon. 'STERLING CREAMERY-Dairy products, Wau- seon. 'V. R. SUNDAY-Groceries, meats, men's foot- wear, Pettisville. 'THE VERNIER, MCLAUGHLIN, PROBECK Co.- Archbold. HWAUSEON WOODVVORKING CO.-Contrac- tors and builders. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE-Arch- bold. 'WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE-Wau- seon. 'ROBERT WILCOX-Complete insurance service -fire, auto and life, Archbold. YODER 81 FREY INC.-Farm machinery, Fire- stone tires and batteries, baler twine, Archbold. ZEHR 8g CO.-Pettisville. N irksl A'-k1S25 were-S20 su-at-S15 -A--kgslo sf-S5 Activities 45-54 Administration 5-I 0 Lariat Aeschliman, Carma CK1 I3 Andrews, Michael CII1 37, 48, 49, 52, 53, 64 Andrews, Roger C31 I9 Arpero, Angel CK1 I3 Arpero, Maria C31 I8 Augustine, Linda CI1 I4 Bernath, Kris CK1 I3 Blosser, Arnold C71 28, 59 Blosser, Carolyn C71 29 Blosser, Dale C81 3I, 66, 67 Blosser Dianne C51 22 Blosserl Roberta CK1 I2 Blosser, Board o Sue Ann C71 29, 59 f Education IO Vadex Dorsey, Linda 44 Drennan, Miss Marie 54 Eash, Mary Ellen CI21 38, 42, 43, 46, 58 Eash, Ruth C91 32, 46, 59 Eicher, Gloria CII1 36, 37, 49, 56, 60, 64, 65, 69 Augustine, Rosemary C41 20 Avina, Adolph C61 24 Avina, Benny C71 29 Avina, Conchita CII1 37, 46, 56, 62, 63, 65 Avina, David C81 3l, 59 Avina, Jerry C61 24 Avina, Mary C61 24 Avina, Paul C91 33, 47, 59 Avina , Philip CI1 I5 Avina, Virginia C31 I9 Ayers, Carl C51 23 Baer, Baer, Mrs, Clarence 3I Connie C21 I7 Boer, Curtis CIO1 35, 47, 48 Baer, Esther C41 20 Baer, Joe CI21 38, 42, 47, 48, 49, 56, 57, 68, 69 Boer, 59 John C91 32, 47, 48, , 66 Baer, Judy C81 30, 59 Baer, Baer, Band Baseb Linda C81 30, 3l Miriam C61 25 3, 60 all 3, 68 Basketball 3, 62-67 Beck, Beck, Bec k, 46, Beck, Carolyn C91 33 Mr. Dale I0 Fern CI21 38, 42, 43, 52, 56, 58 Marlene C81 30, 3I, 59 Board of Publications 3, 5l Bookmenders 53 Boosters 65 Eicher, Janette C21 I7 Boys Glee 3, 58 Brandeberry, Mrs. Hazel 7, 20, 2 6 Brandeberry, Gary 26 Brandeberry, Karen 26 Brandeberry, Kathy 26 Briskey, Briskey, Britsch, Britsch, Barbara CK1 I2 Loyal C21 I7 Marilyn C71 29, 65 Marlin CIO1 35, 47 Brown, Mr. Lynn 8, 28, 53 Buehrer, Edward C91 32, 59 Buehrer, Darrell CII1 36, 37, 53 Buehrer, Dean CII1 36, 37, 53 Buehrer, Mr. Huber 4 Buehrer, Sandra CK1 I3 Buehrer, Thomas C51 23 Eicher, Joyce CI1 I4 Eighth Grade 30-SI Elementary School II-26 Emmons, David C21 I6 Augustine C41 20 Estrada, Estrada, Efrain C61 25 Estrada, Marco CK1 I3 Estrada, Ramiro CI1 I4 Estrada, Salvador C31 I9 Faculty 6-IO, 26, 44 FFA 3, 47 FHA 3, 46 Fifth Grade 22-23 First, Bobby C21 I7 First Grade I4-I5 Fisher, Mr. Daniel 7, 24, 25, 66 Fourth Grade 20-2I Freshman Class 32-33 Frey, Bernard C21 I6 Burkholder, Mr. Marian 54 Burkholder, Sharon CK1 I2 Bus Drivers 54 Castillo, Hilda CI1 I5 Castillo, Joe CI1 I4 Cerda, Artemisa C41 2I Cerda, Emile C51 22 Cerda, Simon CI1 I4 Cheerleaders 64, 66 Frey, Bill C91 33, 47, 66 Frey, Mr. Dale 48 Frey, David C31 I9 Frey, Eunice CI21 38, 42, 43, 5I, 56 Frey, Gene C51 22 Frey, Jerry C41 20 Frey, Kenny CK1 I2 Frey, Frey, Linda C71 28, 59 Mary Jo CI1 I4 Choir, Junior 3, 59 Choir, Mixed 3, 56 , 58, 59 Beck, Mervin Ci I1 36, 47, 56, 68 Beck, Randy C41 2I Beck, Richard C71 28 Beck, Richard CIO1 35, 47 Beck, Roger C81 3I Beck, R 58 annie CI I1 36, 37, 56, , 64, 68 Back, Ruthann C31 I9 Beck, Suzie CI21 38, 42, 43, 48 Miller, Stephanie CI1 I5 Haskell, Klopf , 49, 50, 56, 57, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65 , 46, 50, 56, 58 42, 43, Beck, Beck, 56, Beck, 67 Thelma CI1 I-4 Vern CI21 38, 42, 43, 58, 69 Wendell C71 28, 29, 59, Bender, Delores C31 I8 Bender, Mary C41 2l Bender, Merlyn C71 29 Bender, Nancy C71 29, 59 Bender, Norma CI1 I5 Berkshire, Wilbur CK1 I2 Choir Officers 57 Cooks 54 Custodians 54 Davis, Donald C91 33, 47 Davis, Joan C91 33, 59 Dent, Steven 26 Detter, Jennifer C71 28 Detter, Kenton C31 I8 DeWit, Carolyn CI1 I5 DeWit, Lauranne CK1 I2 Disbrow, Elizabeth CIO1 35, Disbrow, Ernest C51 23 Disbrow, Kenneth C81 3I, 59, 67 Frey, Paul C61 25 Frey, Ronnie CI21 38, 42, 49, 51 , 56, 58, 68, 69 Frey, Shirley CI1 I5 Frey, Sue Ann C41 2I Frey, Susie C91 32, 46, 48, 57 Friesen, Lester C61 24 Friesen, Loraine CIO1 34, 46, 58 Friesen, Loretta C81 3I Friesen, Louise CI21 39, 42, Gearig, Rosemary CII1 37, 56, 60, 69 Genter, Donna CI1 I5 Gerig, Larry C21 I6 Gerig, Marlene C31 I9 Gilson, Lowell CI21 39, 42, 43, 60, 64 Gilson, Sandra C81 3I, 59, 60, 65, 66 Girls Glee 3, 58 Goertz, Alice C71 29, 59 Goertz, Gustave C91 32, 33, 59, 66 Goertz. John CIO1 34, 5I, 64 Graffice, Jean CIO1 34, 46,58 Graflice, Stephen CK1 I3 Grieser, Carlos C61 25 Grieser, Carol CIO1 34, 56, 58 Grieser, Diane C21' Grieser, Glenford C61 24 Grieser, Kathy C31 I8 Grieser, Kennard CIO1' Grieser, Linda C71' Grieser, Merle C91 32, 47, 59 Grieser, Ronald C71 28, 59, 67 Grieser, 59, 66 Grieser, Stanley C21 I6 Grieser, Stephen CK1 I2 Grieser, Wauneta CIO1' Grime, Jimmy C21 I7 Guerrero, Clemma C71 29 Guerrero, Jimmy C21 I7 Guerrero, Theresa C91 33, 59 Shelly C91 33, 47, Harris Cheryl 44 Harris, Mr. James 8, 36, 37, Homecoming Court 62, 63 Homecoming Queen 3, 62, 63 Huber, James C71 28, 59, 67 Huber, Jerry C21 I7 Huber, Rebecca CI1 I5 Hull, Connie C31 I9 Hull, Keith CI1 I4 Hull, LaMar C51 22 Lantz, Lontz, La ntz, Lantz, Lantz, Lontz, Lontz, Doreen C51 22 Jimmy CK1 I2 Karin C91 32, 59, 65 Kristen C41 2l Mr. William 54 Mrs. William 54 Mr. William Jr. 54 Lants, Mrsi William Jr. 54 Staff 5I Intramurals 3, 69 Lauber, Stephen CK1 I2 Lawrence, Jack CK1 I3 Leininger, Allen C41 20 44, 64 Harris, Mrs. James 44 Hartman, Dale C21 I6 Hartman, Glenn C81 3I, 59, 60 Hartman, John C41 20 Hartman, Kenneth CIO1 35, Junior Class 36-37 Junior High Basketball 66 Kauffman, Donald C61 24 Kauffman 42, 43,'46, sl, 52, sts, 57, sa Kauffman, Janice C61 25 Kauitman, Jane CK1 I2 Kauffman, Mary Louise C21 I7 Kauffman, Philip C51 23 Keefer, Carl Leslie 26 Keefer, Creg 26 Keller, Jimmy C61 24 Keller, Mary C41 2I Kindergarten I2-I3 King, Anna Belle C41 2I King, Betty C31 I9 King, Charlene CII1 37, 53, 56 King, Clarence C61 24, 25 King, Danny CK1 I2 King, Donald C61 24 King, Delbert C41 20 King, Glen C41 20 King, Gregory CK1A I2 King, Ida Mae C81 3I King, Jimmy C31 I8 King, Jerry C81 30, 66, 67 King, Judy C81 30, 59 King, Kathleen CK1 I2 King, Kermit CI1 I5 Evelyn CI21 39, Leininger, Leslie C41 2I Leupp, Leupp, Judy C51 23 Karen CI1 I5 Leupp, Larry C61 24 Leupp, Leslie C61 25 Leupp, Ronnie CIO1 34, 53, 56, 58, 60, 64 Librarians 53 Liechty, George C41 20 Liechty, Mary Helen C51 22 Liechty, Paul C21 I6 Liechty, Rebecca CI1 I4 Liechty, Ruth C41 2l Lindley, Mrs. Florence 6, I4, 26 Lindley, Mr. Cliltord 26 Lobby 4 Mansfield, Bobby CK1 I3 McBride, David CII1 37, 48, 53, 60, 65 McConnell, Duane CK1 I3 Merillat, Elaine C81 30, 59 Meyers, James C81 30 Miller, Miss Arleto 7, 24 Miller, Bonnie C91 33, 46 Miller, Dorothy CI21 39, 42, 43, 52, 56, 58 Miller, Miller, Eddie C61 24 Jim CII137, 65 47 Hartman, Larry C51 23 Hartman, Sharon CI1 I4 Haskell, James C81 30, 59, 60, 66, 67 King, Linda CK1 I2 King, Randy CI1 I4 King, Sha ron CI1 I5 King, Shirley CIO1 35, 46, 58 King, Suzie C51 22 King, Velma C31 I9 Rev. Louis 42 enstein, Linda CI1 I4 Miller, Judy C41 20 Miller, Kathleen C31 I8 Miller, Keith CI1 I4 Miller, LaMar CI21 39, 42, 53, 65, 68, 69 Miller, Louise C91 33, 46, 59 Miller, Roger CI1 I5 Miller, Miss Sadie 7, 20, 2I Miller, Sharon C81 30, 31, 59 43 FTA 3, 48 Disbrow, Shirley C71 29 Disbrow, Mrs. Estella 54 Dorsey, Mr. Leland 8, 32, 33, 4I, 44, 48, 52, 67, 68 Dorsey, Dorsey, Mrs. Leland 44 Barbara 44 Gasche, Mr. Russell I0 Gautsche, Glenda CIO1 35 46, 56 Gautsche, Kevin C21 I7 Gearig, Beverly CI1 I4 Gearig, Karen C91 33, 59, 60 65, 66 Gearig, Kathleen C41 20 Gearig, Luann C71 28, 59 1 Hayes, Mr. George 54 Henschen, James CK1 I3 Henschen, Jennie CI01 35, 48, Klopfenstein, Marlin C61 24, 25 Miller, Virgil CI I1 37, 56, 57, 58, 68, 69 Klopfenstein, Phyllis CI21 39, 46, 52, 56 53, 56, 60 High School 27-44 Holland, Mr. Carl 26 Holland, Mrs. Dorothy 6, I7, 26 Holland, Larry 26 Holland, Mary Jane C21 I6, 26 Knollman, Mr. Culvur, 8, 3l, 44, 5I, 53 Knollman, Mrs. Culvur 44 Knollman, Johnny 44 Krauss, Gene C21 I6 Kuehn, Erick C71 29 Kuehn, Karl C21 I7 Miller, Zena CI1 I4 Mininger, Lynwood CII1 36, 37, 64, 68 Minner, Mr. William 8, 34, 35, 39, 44, 47, 52 Minner, Mrs. William 44 Misener, Margaret CII1 37, 46, 48, 53 Misener, Mrs. Royce 46 - Rodriguez Roth, sefimre 151 23 hort Weber, Joan 181 3I, 59, 60 65 Short, LaRue 1II1 37 gmc, Worker, 52 Weber, Max 161 25 Wright, Ruth 191 so 43, Yingling, Mrs. Emmaiean tamm, Anda 1Kl I3 Mock, Shelby 191 33, 46, 59 Moden, Donna 1I I1 37, 48 Moden James 191 33, 47, 59 Moll, Betty 1I ll 36 Murry, Maurice 141 20 Murry, Shirley 1lI1 36, 37, 53, 56, 57, 60, 62, 63, 64, 65, 69 Muslc 55-60 Muslc Boosters 3 Nafxiger, Alene 1Kl I2 Nafzlger, Carol 151 23 Naizlger, Carolyn 1IIl 36, 56 Natzlger, Charles 1Kl I3 Nafzlger, 60 Nafzlger, Nafziger, 59 Naizlger, Nafziger, Nofzlger, Nafzlger Charles 181 30, 59, David 121 I7 Dianne 191 32, 58, Eddle lll I5 Ellis 141 20 Emerson 1K1 I2 Gilbert 171 28 59 Natzlgerf Janet 1:11 ao, sir Nafzlger, 43, 48, Natzlger, Nafzlger, Nafziger, Naizlger, Nafzlger, 47, 48, Nafzlger, Nafziger, Naiziger, 59 Nafzlger, Nafziger, Naizlger, 53, 56 Naizlger, Nafzlger, 50, 56 Natziger, Nafzlger, Natzlger, Natzlger, Natziger, Janice 1I2l 39, 42, 50, 5I, 56 Jeanne 151 22 Joey 13l I9 Joyce 141 20 Kathy 121 I6 Kenneth 1I0l 35, 53, 56 Leroy 1K1 I3 Lowell 17l 29, 59 Marvin 191 32, 47, Peggy 161 24 Philip 191 33, 47 Rachel 1Il1 37, Ralph 161 25 Rhoda 1101 35, 4s, Rlchard 141 2I Richard 15l 22 Roger 131 I8 Stanley 15l 23 Thelma 141 20 Nlsely, Joe 1Kl I2 Nlsely, Tommy 131 I8 Nlsely, Trudy 1Il I4 Nofzlger, 59 Nofzlger, Nolzlger, 50, 52, Nolzlger, Nofziger, Nofzlger, Noizlger, 56, 68 Notzlger, 56, 65, Noizlger, Nofzlger, Nolzlger, 46, 59 Notziger, Allen 191 32, 47, Barbara 12l I6 Barbara 1I0l 35, 62, 63, 65 Becky 16l 24 Cannle 121 I7 Connle 181 30, 59 Corwln 1IIl 37, Daryl 1l2l 40, 42, 68, 69 Davld 17l 28, 59 Delores 1I I1 37 Donelda 191 33, Dorwln 181 30, 59 Nafziger, Nolzlger, Gene 1Kl I3 Jeanne 1Il I5 Nofziger, Jerry 131 I8 Noizlger, John 141 2I Nofziger, Keith 141 20 Nofziger, Lowell 1I21 40, 42, 43, 48, Sl, 53, 56, 57, 58, 63, 68, 69 Nofziger, Marcile 1Il I4 Noiziger, Marilyn 1IIl 37, 52, 53, 56 Nofziger, Marlin 15l 23 Nofziger Mona 1lIl 36, 48, 56, 58, 69 Nolzlger, Patricia 12l I6 Reynolds, Shlrley 1I2l 40, 42, 46, 50, 52 Rice, Angela 1Il I5 Rice, Margaret 1Il I4 Rice, Ronald 141 20 Rice, Stephen 141 2I Richer, Allen 15l 22 Richer, Marilyn 1I0l 34, 46, 56, 58 Richer, Richard 1ll I5 Riegseclcer, Carol 16l 25 Riegsecker, Corwin 1Kl I2 Riegsecker, Sharon 1I1 I4 Robson, Robert 1l0l 34, 65, 68 Antonlo 141 20 Rodriguez :Julia 121 I7 Rodriguez, Linda 121 I6 Rodriguez, Maria 1Il I5 Rodriguez, Pedro 161 24 Rodriguez, Santos 141 2I Rodriguez Yolanda 161 25 Roth, Edward 1Kl I3 Rupp, Mary Sue 1Il I5 Rupp, Mr. Maurice 48 Rupp, Neil 1K1 I2 Rupp, Mrs. Orville 46 Rupp, Renee 1Kl I2, 62, 63 Rupp, Roger 181 30, 3l, 59 Rupp, Sandra 1IOl 35, 46 Rupp, Mr, Victor IO Rupp Rev. Vincent 48 54 Ruppf Vihcehr Jr. 1I I1 ,37, 48, 49, 56, Rychener, 60, 64 Charles 13l I8 Rychener, Chris 1Il I4, 44 Rychener, Dallas 151 23 Rychener, Duane 181 3I, 59, 67 Rychener, Eldon 1Toml 44 chultz, Lowell 1I2l 4I, 42, 53, 58, 63, 64, 68 eiler, Larry 19l 33, 47, 68 Secon d Grade I6-I7 Senior Class 38-43 Seven Shaw, Short, th Grade 28-29 Vicki 14l 20 Arnold 181 3I Short, BeEtta 1I0l 34, 46, 58 Short, Beverly 17l 28, 59 Short, Bonnie 191 33, 46, 49, 1 59 Short, Brenda 17l 29, 59 Short, Bruce 12l I7 Short, Duane 151 23 Thierry, Marlene 1l0l 35, 49, 50 46 . 52, 56, so, 64, of Thierry, Terry 171 29 Third Grade I8-I9 Short, Ernestine 191 33, 58, 59 Short, Everett 1I Il 36, 47, 56, 1 sa Short, Geraldine 1I2l 4I, 42, . 46, 52, 56, 58 Short, James 111 I4 hart, Janice 17l 29, 59 Judy 191 32, 48, 59, Thrasher, Jerry 151 22 Thrasher, Larry 1IOl 35, 47 Vasquez, Jerry 1Kl' Vasquez, Rosalinda 1Kl' Wagler, Bobby 131 I8 Wagler, Gloria 151 23 Wagler, John 121 I6 Wagler, Richard 181 30, 3l Wagler, Thomas 1I1 I4 Waidelich, Donald 1lOl 35, 47, 49 Waidelich, Edward 1Il I5 Wonner, Robert 1I0l 35, 47 Weber, Mr. Earl I0 Weber, Jackie 151 23 Weber, Jan 1II1 37, 65, 68 Weber, Jerry 191 33, 47, 59, 60, 66, 68 Nofziger, Patty 141 2I Noiziger, Rodney 1IO1 35 47 Nofziger, Mrs. Roy 48 Nofziger, Sharon 181 30 3l, 49, 57, 59, 60, 65 66, 68, 69 Nofzlger, Sharon 1I2l 40, 42 46, 56 Nofziger, Terry 16l 25 2 60,' Nofziger, Verlyn 151 22 Ortiz, Elva 1ll I5 Patrons 70 Pet Echoes Staff 50 Roth, James 191 33, 47 Roth, Joanne 131 I8 Roth, Joyce 1I0l 35, 53 Roth, Karen 1Kl I3 Roth, Lonnie 1Kl I3 Marlene 1Ill 36, 69 Roth, Ruetz, Rebecca 1IIl 36, 37, Peters Peters, Pfund, Piund, Larry 171' Peters, , Marvella 191' Richard 141' Eddie 191' Milan 1I2l 40, 42, 64, 68 Photography Club 53 Ping-pong champions 68, 69 Plassman, Donna 141 2I Pogue, Barton Rees 42 Porter, Mr. Dwight 26, 54 Porter, Mrs. Florence 6, I3, 26 Porter, Rachel 181 26, 3I, 59 Price, Larry 191 33, 66 Price, Roger 151 22, 23 Private Secretaries 52 PTA 48 Raker, Danny 1Kl I3 Ralcer, Dottie 1l2l 40, 42, 43, 46, 50, 52, 58 Rakestraw, Miss Ellen 8, 46 Ramos, Llnda 1Kl I3 Ray, Arthur 161 24, 44 Ray, James 17l 28, 44, 49, 59, 60, 67 Ray, Prln. Mark 2, 9, 3I, 38, 39, 40, 44, 5l, 52, 65 Ray, Mrs. Miriam 2, 9, IO, 44, 52 5I, 52, 56 Rufenacht, Geneva 1IIl 37, 56 Rufenacht, Jane 181 3I, 59 Rufenacht, Jean Kay 131 I8 Rufenacht, Jimmy 1Kl I2 Rufenacht, Judith 1Il I5 Rufenacht, Kenneth 1I2l 40, 42, 69 Rufenocht, Lynette 1Kl I2 Rufenacht, Margaret 1l0l 34, 46, 48, 56, 65 Rufenacht, Max 151 22 Rychener, Freddie 1Kl I2 Rychener, Mrs, Glen 54 Rychener, Glora Belle 15l 22 Rychener, Jack 191 32, 66 Rychener, Jim 1l0l 35, 53, 64 Rychener, Joe 1l21 4l, 42, 44, 58, 64 Rychener, John 26 Rychener, Joyce 1I01 35, 53 Rychener, Lonnie 1Il I5 Rychener, Marnetta 181 30 Rychener, Mary Jane 141 20, 44 Rychener, Mrs. Mildred 7, 22, 26 Rychener, Norene 13l I9 Rychener, Philip 171 29, 44, 59, 67 Rychener, Roseyn 191 32, 48, 49 Rychener, Mrs. Thelma 2, 9, 28, 29, 32, 4l, 43, 44, 51 Rychener, Tom 1I01 35, 44, 50, 64, 68 Rychener, Mr. William 26 Ray, Sue Ann 141 2I, 44 Reserve Basketball 65 Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Reynolds, Charlene 131 I9 Jerry 1Kl I2 Marlene 181 31 Roger 1101 35, 47 Ronnie 141 2I Rufenacht, Verle 1I1 I4 Rufenacht, Verlen 1Il I4 Rupp, Alan 151 23 Rupp, Allen 1I0l 35, 49, 53, 60, 65 Rupp, Beth Ann 13l I9 Rupp, Carma 121 I6 Rupp, Charlene 141 2I Rupp, Mr. Claude I0 Rupp, Daryl 1I I1 36, 37, 56, 58 Rupp, David 13l I9 Rupp, Mrs. Delmar 48 Rupp, Eric 13l I9 Rupp, Gregory 1IIl 36, 50, 53, 56, 57, 60 Rupp, Janie 121 I7 Rupp, Janet 1IIl 36, 53, 56, 60, 65 Rupp, Janette 17l 28, 59 Rupp, Jeanann 151 22 Rupp, Jerry 171 29, 59, 67 Rupp, Larry 141 2I Rupp, Lynn 16l 24 Rupp, Lynnette 171 29 Rupp, Marlin 181 3I, 59, 60 Sallows, Johnny 1K1 I3 Sauder, Arlene 1101 34, 46, 48, 52, 56, 58 Sauder, Duane 151 22 hart, Leon 171 29, 59 hort, Lynn 191 32, 47 Short, Marcia 151 23 Short, Margaret 171 28 Short, Marlene 1I21 4I, 43 , 46, 52, 56, 65 Ehort, Michael 121 I7 hort, Richard 141 2I hart, Robert 121 I6 hort, Rodger 121 I6 Short, Roslyn 161 25 Weber, Lynn 181 3I, 59, 66, 67 Weber, Roger 1Il I4 Weber, Mrs. Wayne 3I Westhoven, Carolyn 171 29, 59 Short, Sally 16l 24 Short, Tommy 131 I9 Sixth Grade 24-25 Smith, Dianna 1Kl I2 Smith, Eugene 1I21 4I, 42, l 43, 53, 58, 64, 68 Smith, Mrs. Paul 46 Smith Sandra 1I0l 34, 46, 47,'62, 63 Smith, am 1101 34, 47, as Sauder, Eloise 1I2l 4I, 42, 43, 46, 5I, 56 Sauder, Jimmy 16l 25 Sauder, John 121 I6 Sauder, Mary Alice 1IIl 36, 53, 56 Sauder, Robert 16l 24 Schmucker, Dean 131 I8 Schmucker, Janet 1lll 36, 5I, 56, 65, 69 School Board 2, I0 Schrock, James 1IIl 36, 47, 58 Schrock, Johnny 151 22 Schrock, Mabelann 171 29, 59 Schroeder, Dale 141 20 Schroer, Mrs. Margaret 6, I4, I5, 26 Schroer, Mr. Marvin 26 Schultz, Jaan 17l 29, 59, 60 Schultz, Larry 12l I6 Soloists 57 Sophomore Class 34-35 Spencer, Mr. Charles 3, 9, 1 22, 23, 36, 44, 56, 57, , 59, 60 pencer, Mrs. Charles 44 pencer, Debra 44 Spencer, Denise 44 Spiess, Miss Alta 7, 22, 23 ports 3, 6I-69 pringer, Supt. D. E. 2, 9, I0, l 26, 49 Springer, Mrs. Helen 6, IB, I9, 26 tuckey, Max 12l I7 tuckey, Wyman 141 21 Student Council 3, 49 lI'aylor, George 191 33, 47, 66, 68 aylor, Mrs. Mary 54 Westhoven, Jean 191 33 Windis ch, Jerry 1IOl 34 Windisch, Joan 1101 34, 56, 60, 65 Wright, Raymond 141' Wyse, Wyse, Wyse, Wyse, Wyse 4 I Wyse, Wyse, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Yoder, Young, Zaerr, Miss Buetta 6, I6, Joan 1Kl I3 Luana 121 I7 Marilyn 54 Miss Ruth K. 9, ,' so, 51, 52 Suzette 13l I9 Tony 1Kl I2 Bruce 121 I7 Duane 1K1 I2 LaMar 181 30, 59 Larry 121 I7 Marlin 1Il I5 Angelina 1ll I4 Lucinda 121 I6 Zaugg, Dr. Walter 4 Zimmerman, Carolyn 1I Il 37, 69 Zimmerman, Mr. Glen 54 46, I 7 35, 22 36, Zimmerman, Marilyn 1lIl 36, 37, 53 Zimmerman, Marvin 191 32, 47 'Withdrawn . q, A, .'A , i , .wht vga. 3'-1- -sw- S -4 ,mn 4 w I 5. .-up-1 ' tt. .:,, 11 1119 1 ... Q' . 7 40-5 wi- 1 1,1 59 2. 51532 , , 'rggfs :E - 'fl ,f 'ff , in ' '. .s ' -5 . ' lnlvj 2' il, ' -rw . . r 3123? ' tj 357 X rl 711 -J kai'-1. 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