Waynesfield Goshen High School - Reflections Yearbook (Waynesfield, OH)

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GILBERT SYLVESTER BYER lGilb7 Rather quite a dandy fellowf' F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Assistant Treasurer F. F. A. 2, Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-3-4, Class Sec- retary 4, Annual Staff 3, Football Manager 4. CHARLES WILLIAM HASTINGS CCharlieJ He who iiwented work should have finish- ed it. General Course, Basketball 1, Chorus 1-2, Band 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 3, Class Reporter 2. RICHARD LHAMON fDickD f'Not too serious, not too gay, but ci very good fellow in every way. Vo. Ag. Course, Basietball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Annual Staff 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Chorus 3-4, F. F. A. 1-2-2-4, Sec'y. of 5. F. A. E-4, Class Reporter 3, Paliamentary Procedure 2-'-1, Operetta 3, Bowling Green Play 3-4, Judging Team 1-2, Library 4. L25J I

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1949, thirty-five wide-eyed freshmen entered the portals of Waynesfield High School. The officers we elected were: Larry Wilson- Presidentg Fred Taylor-Vice Presidentg Loretta Weygandt-Secretary, Vaude Guthrie-Treasurer, Harry Dulebohn-Reporter, and Ann Fullerton -Student Council. We had several parties during the year and we were well represented in many activities. In 1950, having lost three members over the summer vacation, thirty- two wild and woolly sophomores invaded Wayne High. The officers we elected to represent us were, Gary Price-President, Ann Fullerton-Vice- President, Elaine Shook-Secretaryg Tom Bault-Treasurerg Loretta Wey- gandt-Student Council, and Charles Hastings-Reporter. We were again very well represented in activities, with members on the varsity of both gootgall and basketball teams. We were also active in dramatics, chorus, an , etc. Thirty cocky juniors returned to Waynesfield in 1951. Immediately the officers and the annual staff were elected. We chose: Ralph Gratz-Presi- dentg Loretta Weygandt-Vice President, Larry Wilson-Secretary, Elaine Shook-Treasurerg Barbara Wreede-Student Council, and Richard Lhamon -Reporter. To oversee the yearbook we chose: Elaine Shook-Editor, Larry Wilson-Assistant Editor, Loretta Weygandt-Business Manager, Gary Price-Assistant Business Manager, and Carol Turner-Treasurer. We established our acting ability by the three-act comedy Men Are Like Street- cars , by Anne Coulter Martins, which was our class play. Our leadership was also shown in other extra curricular activities. After a short vacation, so it seemed, thirty-dignified seniors returned to Wayne High for their busiest year yet. After losing one student to Lake- view School, twenty-nine hopeful aspirants eyed the long march down gradu- ation-road. We elected Ralph Gratz-President, Elaine Shook-Vice President, Gerald Spencer-Secretary, Loretta Weygandt-Treasurer, Harry Dulebohn and Patricia Resh-Reporters, and Ann Fullerton and Fred Taylor -Student Council. The senior class makes its presence felt throughout the school in many ways. There is never a dull day with invitations to order, the class play to prepare and present, caps and gowns to fit and order, pictures to distribute, plans to make for our trip to New York and Washington, and, of course, working to meet the expenses of these various projects. We hope this history of the class of '53 will bring to mind memories of the four momentous years of our lives and of the unforgettable days at our Alma Mater, Waynesfield High School. Richard and Elaine CLASS COLORS: Turquoise and Silver CLASS MOTTO: It is better to try and fail, than not to try at all. A E271