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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1956 volume:

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'2:'--: X , -' . - .. - X ' ' ' ' 45 H QM X .,.. , 'Z lr ' Q M HK : Ne' ' T Q, ' ,,w ':f'1' -'----, - U Aw' QQ -fm. X . 6' ' S5 ., - -.-:., '--we., -As .-Q., YQ ? 'N' f' A -.v, -,'f : it X-:' ' -Sill!!-., ' -.-.- -. ..,, , . ...-. 4-5: . ' . ' N 1 x .1 .. '- -'-' W SWK -, ,. Qu- - ' Q X4-1...x ,ii , W, N, X A I - Editorial As you look through this annual in future years, we, the Junior Class, hope it will help you relive the pleasant days of your life at Waynesfield High School. We wish to thank everyone who helped to make this annual possible: advisors, advertizers, photographers, and printers. To the Senior Class of 1956 we want to express our sincere wishes, for success and happiness in the future. Ja Flaw Wktlsto ne. Editor lf- i, A- -1-L c-Q hq - --- - Dedication The Iunior Class of 55-56 dedicates this issue of THE ECHO to the community - of Waynesfield. In so doing we hope to express, to some small extent, our appre- , ciation for the privileges of education with which it has provided us. It will be our en- 'i deavor durinq the coming years to become . A -1-. it ' ,3 worthy citizens of communities such as this. -D 5 - i-L3 i .1 si - 5 it G ,.-.ig-l 'Q .A - -1 Y-ii? - .-4.. Mill LTY MR. PAUL SNYDER WENDELL DANG-LHR MR. DONALD CORFMAN M. in Education B,S, in Business Education B.S. Bluffton College B. S. Kent State University Defiance College, Deflnance, Ohio .ik MRS, EVELYN GRAY MR. IOHN W. RAMSEY MRS. DOROTHY GOSNELL A.B. Oberlin College B- S' in Education B.A. Northwestern University Bowling Green State University B, S, Ohio State University Findlay College MRS. VIRGIE DDCON Kindergarten and Primary Training ' ' Ohio University MRS. MARGARET LI-IAMON Kindergarten and Primary Training Bowling Green State University Ohlo Northern University QSM.: ju MRS. MOLLIE STANFIELD Elementary Training Ohio Northern University MRS. WILMA HADLOCK MRS. RUTH ELLICKER MRS. JULIA MERCER B. S. in Elementary Education Elementary Training Ohio Northern University Bob Jones University Greenville, S. C. Ohio Northern University MISS TIIELMA IIORN MRS. OPAL PARLETTE MRS. HELEN HARDESTY Bowling Gmun State University Auglaize County Normal School Graduate of Allen County Normal B,A. Ohio Northern Univr-rsity Bowling Green State Normal College Attended Bowling Green Miami University University ot Illinois mf! MR. STANl,llY HUNTER MR. ROBERT PICKERING MR. KENNETH BISHOP ILS. HIUTIIOY1 00119136 Ohio Wesleyan University B'S. Bluffton College B. S. in Education Ohio Northern University X MR. WILLIAM GREENLEE MR. WILLARD CUMMINGS MR. NORMAN I. REX B.S. Ohio State Olivet Nazarene College B.S. in Industrial Arts Kankakee, Illinois Ohio Northern University LARRY SCHAUFELBERGER MISS BARBARA SPRAGUE B.S. in Music Education B.A. in Home Economics Ohio Northern University Ohio Wesleyan University 8 Seoretar C ustod ia ns HELENA WEBB BURLEIGH HOWELL, HANK ALBERDING School Board ROW l: Dr. Neilson, Mr. Yale, Mr. Stacy, Clerk. ROW 2: Mr. Webb, Mr. Hatfield, Mr. Hudson. Cafeteria Staff ll... FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mable Newland, Mrs. Maggie Pepple, Mrs. Leona Newland, Loma Robinson, Shirley McCary, Penny Cole, Io Ann McDuffe, Beverly Barnes, Nancy Price, Eileen McCarty, Anita Milnor, Kay Smith, Marybelle Cambell. SECOND ROW: Ioy Music, Ioyce Bailey, Sharen Guider, Linda Plinn, Alfreda Linn, Mary Dorsett, Doris Music, Phyliss Music, Mrs. Helena Webb. B 5 Drive 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ira Furry, Stanley Hunter, Kenneth Bishop, Donald Coffman, William Greenlee, Harold Mongold, Hank Alberding. l A LOIS COPELAND llcope ll Class Reporter 17 F.H.A. 17 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Course 1, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Type 4, Hi Lites 17 An- nual Staff 3, Library 1, 4: Sex- tet 2, 35 Ensemble 17 Cantata 1, 2. FRANCES RITCHIE Freeny F.H.A, 17 Student Council 1, 47 Chorus 1, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff 37 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 27 One Act Play Director 45 Ensemble 17 Cantata 17 Pianist for Cho- rus 3. MARTHA HUNTER Marty Class Secretary 2, 35 F.H.A. 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Commercial Course 1, 2, 3, 45 Tiger Type 45 Editor of Tiger Type 4, Annual Staff 3: One Act Plays 25 Library 4: Honor Society 2, Cantata 1, 2, 37 F.B. L.A. IOYCE BLOCK Ioyce Class President 1, 47 F.H.A, li F.F.A. Queen 37 Student Coun- cil Representative 37 Student Council Secretary 37 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Chorus Treasurer 37 Band 1, 2, 47 College Prep Cour- se 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Will 47 An- naul Staff 37 Annual Editor 37 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 1, 27 One Act Play Director 47 Library 2, 47 Honor Society 27 Ensemble 17 Sextet 2, 37 Can- tata 1,27 F.B.L.A. 3. SHARON WILLIAMS Blondie Student Council Representative 1, 2, 37 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Commercial Course 37 College Prep Course l, 2, 47 School Paper 47 Managing Edi- tor of the School Paper 47 An- naul Staff 37 Cheerleader 37 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 1, 27 Stage Manager for Class Play 47 Library 1,27 Honor So- ciety 27 Ensemble 17 Cantata 2, 37 F.B.L.A. 37 Majorette 27 Class Reporter 1. LORETTA HOWELL Lorrie Class Treasurer 2, 37 F.H.A. 47 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Chorus Secretary 27 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Will 47 Annual Staff 37 Annual Assistant Editor 37 Ho- mecoming Attendent 3, 47 Senior Cla ss Play 47 Junior Class Play 37 One Act Play Director 47 Ensemble 17 Sextet 37 Cantata 1, 27 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY STAUFFER Larry Attended Perry Twp. 17 Shawnee 2, 37 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 2, 37 Iunior Par- liamentary Team 27 Senior Par- liamentary Team 3, 47 Student Council President 47 Chorus 1 , 27 Vocational Agriculture Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 1, 47 Football 47 Basketball 1, 27 Baseball 1, 47 Track 1, 2, 47 One Act Plays, 1, 3. 14 .,,,,H , my . GARY KNOTTS ll Gar-YI! Class Treasurer 17 Class Sec- retary 47 Student Council Rep- resentative 27 Chorus7 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff 37 Annual Assistant Editor 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Senior Class Play 47 One Act Play Director 37 Library 37 Base- ball 4. DONALD SPENCER Duck Class Vice President 27 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 47 F.F.A. Student Ad- visor 4: F.F.A. Assistant Re- porter ly Iunior Parliamentary Team 2, 37 Senior Parliamentary Team 47 F.H.A, King 47 Gen- eral Course 1, 2, 3,42 Vocation- al Agriculture Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff 37 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Track 47 Football Co-captain 47 Baseball 47 Delegate to Na- tional F.F.A. Convention 4. -y LOIS SEARFO SS ulwoodyuu College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3 . LINDA HERNDON Linnie Transferred from Wapakoneta Blume, Iunior Year. F.H.A. 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: General Cour- se 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 45 An- nual Staff 37 Cheerleader 47 G.A.A. 1, 2. ROSALIE FOWLER Rosie F. H.A, lp Student Council Rep- resentative 4: Student Council Reporter 47 Chorus 1, 2: Gen- eral Course l, 27 School Paper 45 Library 47 Cantata 1, 2. V HARRY ERWIN Harry F.F.A. 37 P.F.A. Secretary 37 Delegate to State F.F.A. Convention 37 Junior Parlia- mentary Team 37 Student Coun- cil Treasurer 37 Vocational Agriculture Course 37 College Prep Course l, 2, 3, 47 Class History 47 Annual Staff '37 Sen- ior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Play Director 4. LEE SHOBE Lee Class Business Manager 47 Class President 37 Class Vice President 27 College Prep Cour- se l,2, 3, 47 Class Prophecy 47 Annual Staff 37Football l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Football Co-captain 47 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 1, 2 . LARRY SHAW George Class Assistant Business Man- ager 47 College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 School Paper 47 Class Prophecy 47 Football l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 47 Basketball captain 47 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 1,27 Library 37 Baseball 2, 3, 4. H 'T IEAN GRAY Ieanie Class Vice-President 47 Class Reporter 17 Class Secretary li Student Council Represent- ative 1,27 Chorus l,2,3,47 Chorus Secretary 2 7 Band 1,2, 3,47 Band Secretary 47 Col- lege Prep Course l ,2 , 3, 47 Class Will 47 Annual Staff 37 Cheerleader 37 Homecoming Attendant 37 Senior Class Pl- ay 47 Iunlor Class Play 37 One Act Plays 1,22 One Act Play Director 47 Library 2 ,47 Honor Society 27 Cantata 1 ,27 F. B. L.A. 37 Hi-Lites 2 , 37 Assistant Editor of Hi-Lites 37 Majorette 2. IANIS SHAW llIanlI F.H.A. 1, 2, 37 F.H.A. Treas- urer 37 Student Council Rep- resentative 1, 2, 37 Student Council Vice-President 37 Cho- rus l, 2, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Saxophone Quartet 2, 37 Com- mercial Course 37 College Prep Cou.rse l, 2, 47 Tiger Type 47 Hi Lites 1, 2, 37 Feature Ed- itor of Tiger Type 47 Annual Staff 37 Cheerleader 17 Home- coming Queen 47 Homecoming Attendant 2 7 Senior Class Play 4IILl1'1lOI' Class Play 37 One Act Plays li Litrary 1, 27 Ensemble li Sextet 2, 37 Cantata 2, 37 F . B. L. A. 3. SHARLE NE WALLACE Shar Class Reporter 2, 47 Chorus 2, 3, 47 Commercial Course 37 College Prep Course 2, 47 Tiger Type 47 Assistant Editor of the Tiger Type 47 Annual Staff 37 Cheerleader 37 Senior Class Play 47 Iunior Class Play 37 One Act Plays 27 One Act Play Director 47 Library 27 Honor Society 27 Cantata 2, 37 F.B.L.A. 37 Hi-Lites 2,3. SHIRLEY GUIDER Shirl F.H.A. 2, 37 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 47 College Prep Cour- se 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 47 An- nual Staff 37 One Act Plays 1, 27 Library 1, 2, 4, Cantata 1 Hi Lites lj Majorette 4. SONIA FEIFERT Sonja F.H.A. 17 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 35 Commercial Cour- se l, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 4, An- nual Staff 3. GRACE BEERS Grace Class President 2, F. H.A. 17 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Saxophone Quartet 2, 37 College Prep Co- urse 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 47 Annual Staff 37 Lirrary 27 News Editor of Tiger Type 4. SHIRLEY SPENCER Spense F.H.A.1,2, 3, 47 F.H.A. Pres- ident 4:Chorus 3, 47 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: General Course 1, 2, 3, 42 Tiger Type 1, 4: Annual Staff 3: Library 2, 4. BARBARA KAUFMAN Barbie F. H.A. 1, 2, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: General Course 1, 2, 4: Commercial Course 3: Tiger Type 4: Annual Staff 3: Cantata 1, 2. BEVERLY IO-ANN BLODGETT Bev F, H.A. 1, 2, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: General Course 1, 2, 4: Com- mercial Course 3: Tiger Type 4: Annual Staff 3. LEE PYLES Lee College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Football 27 Football Manager 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Base- ball 3, 47 Track 47 Junior Class Play 37 Library 4. EUGENE KAUFMAN Rum Class Vice-President 37 F . F. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Assistant F.F.A. Treasurer 17 F.F.A. Sentinal 47 Iunior Parliamentary Team 2, 37 General Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Vocational Agriculture Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Annual Staff 37 Bas- ketball 1, 27 Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH N. GAY IiQQS Chcrus lj College Prep Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 47 Sports Editor for Tiger Type 47 One Act Plays 17 Cantata 1. LARRY NICHOLS Nich General Course 1, 2, 3, 47 Tiger Type 45 Annual Staff: Basketball Manager 4: Chorus 1, 2. LORN WAITMAN El Tigre Chorus 1, 27 College Prep Cour- se 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 42IL1l'1iO!' Class Play 35 One Act TOM BINKLEY Bink F.P.A..17 General Course 2, 3, 47 Vocational Agriculture Course 11 'lrack 4: Stage Man- ager for Class Play 4. Plays 1, 27 Library 1, 2, 3: Can- tata l', 2 . ROBERT MORRIS RONALD BRUNO lIBObIl nRonn Band 1, 2, 3: General Course F,F.A. 35 Annua1 Staff 3, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Type 4: Annual Staff 3. Class Histor In September of 1952, thirty-two students entered their freshman year in Waynesfield High School. There were five students who came from New Hampshire and two more from other schools. The freshman one act play, Wildcat Willie Gets the Woolies , was presented. The class elected officers as follows: President, Ioyce Block: Vice President, Donald Spencer: Secretary, Iean Gray: Treasurer, Gary Knotts: Student Council, Frances Ritchie and Lee Shobe: and Reporter, Lois Copeland. In the fall of 1953, thirty-four students returned to Wayne High to start another' hectic year of work. The sophomore one act play, The Neighbors , was presented. The class was well represented in sports. There were four new students added to our class, they were Sharlene Wallace, Linda Herndon, Ianis Hankie, and Harry Erwin. The class officers were as follows: President, Grace Beers: Vice President, Lee Shobe: Secretary, Martha Hunter: Treasurer, Io Ann Smith: Student Council, Sharon Williams and Gary Knotts. After a brief summer vacation thirty-three students returned to start their third year of high school at Waynesfield. There was one new student, Ron Bruno. The Junior class play, Shy Guy , was given. Our class chose and purchased class rings. Being Iuniors we had the job of producing the annual. Our Annual Staff was as follows: Editor, Ioyce Block: Assistant Editors, Loretta Howell and Gary Knotts: Sports Editor, Lee Shobe: Social Editor, Iean Gray: Picture Manager, Sharlene Wallace: and Advertising, Martha Hunter, Eugene Kaufman, and Harry Erwin. There was a lot of time and effort put into the decorating and planning for the Iunior-Senior Prom. The class officers were: President, Lee Shobe: Vice President, Eugene Kaufman: Secretary, Martha Hunter: Treasurer, Loretta Howell: and Student Council, Ianis Shaw and Harry Erwin. Fall of 1955, thirty-two students came rushing into Waynesfield School to finish their last year of education. With a lot of hard work enough money was raised for the class trip. There was one new student who joined the ranks of the Senior Class. His name is Larry Stauffer. The Senior class play, Terror at Black Oaks , was presented. At the beginning of the year we ordered our invitations, pictures, name-cards, and caps and gowns. The class officers were elected as follows: President, Ioyce Block: Vice President, Iean Gray: Secretary, Gary Knotts: Treasurer, Loretta Howell: Student Council, Rosalie Fowler and Larry Stauffer: Reporter, Sharlene Wallace: Business Manager, Lee Shobe and Assistant Business Manager, Larry Shaw. This is written in the hope that in the years to come, when this Class History is read it will bring back memories of our four years in Waynesfield High School. Harry Erwin Class Colors: Teal Blue and Silver Class Flower: Red-Rose Class Motto: Out of the harbor and into the deep. Class Prophecy Having just arrived in Chicago for the coming Engineers' of America annual meeting, I decided to check into a hotel, incidentally the Hilton-Erwin. As I registered at the desk I was amazed to find Lois Copeland, an old classmate of mine, the desk clerk. We talked for a while and she told me her boss was Harry Erwin, owner of the hotel. Since the meeting wasn't until tomorrow I decided to take ln the town. As I started to leave the hotel I noticed a large group in one of the ballrooms. Vlfhen I investi- gated I found Robert Morris was still carrying on with his fine magician act. Among the group was Don Spencer. Don told me he was in town to see the Ohio State Buckeyes play for the National Championship. He told me Larry Shaw was head basketball coach for State and he headed the football department. We decided to go to the game together so we left the hotel for the game. As we hailed a taxi we noticed Tom Binkley driving the taxi. Tom told us he had just been named Taxi Driver of the Year. Tom said goodbye and dropped us off at the Chicago Gardens for the game. We found seats and watched Ohio State go on to victory behind Larry's fine coaching. After the game we met Larry and decided to get something to eat, so went to a very nice restaurant near the Gardens. After eating, we learned Martha Hunter was the hostess and owner. Martha told us about some of our other ex-classmates and how they were doing. She informed us that Linda Herndon was manager of one of her restaurants in New York. She also told us that Ioyce Block has just replaced Dinah Shore in the top singers' role on television. We asked Martha about Janis Shaw and she told us Ianls was running a beaut1cian's school and Shirley Guider was her chief instructor. We thanked Martha for the fine evening and returned to the hotel where I left Larry and Don. The next morning I attended the convention. The main speaker was,Loren Waitman. Loren was now head engineer at the General Electric Laboratories in Los Angles. After the convention and being inspired by meeting a few of my old grads, I decided to return to my alma mater for a short wait. I went to the airport and boarded a Super Constellation airliner. The ste- wardess for the flight was Rosalie Fowler. She led me to the pilot's compartment where Lee Pyles sat at the controls. Lee told me he had just completed four successful years in the Air Force as a jet pilot. He was now flying commercially. In a few hours we were landing in Lima since Waynesf1eld's airport wasn't quite completed. While circling the airport I noticed the airport had been converted for use by the armed forces as well as for civilian use. After landing I heard some soldiers drilling and found Larry Nichols to be the drill sergeant. He told me that Ioe Gay was now an aide to the President on military matters. I needed an automobile to drive to Waynesfleld so I went to a car lot where Larry Stauffer was the proprietor. He sold me one of his latest models the Kaufman Special manufactured by Eugene Kaufman. No sooner had I left the lot when I noticed a wreck in the street. Ron Bruno was one of the drivers. It seems as though he hasn't changed much since his high school days. I took Ron to the hospital for a check up where we were accommodated by Loretta Howell and Frances Ritchie, co-directors of nursing at Memorial Hospital. Leaving Ron in their adequate care, I traveled on to Wayne sfield. Entering Waynesfield I saw there the new ultra-modern school building. Since this was my alma mater I dropped in. The first thing to catch my eye was the new method of decorating the school. I met Gary Knotts, the superintendent, and he told me that Sharlene Wallace, who was now a counsel on interior decorating, had planned the school. He also told me Iean Gray was the physical education instructor for girls as well as principal. Iean told me Beverly Blodgett now ran a large strawberry farm. She also told me that Shirley Spencer owned a large fresh frozen food plant and was the chief consumer for Beverly's strawberries. Leaving the school and proceeding downtown I observed a large sign which read Home of Grace Beers . It seems as though, Grace under thelnstruction of Mrs. Gray, had brought fame to her home- town with her works in oil painting and portraits. In the downtown shopping center I saw Kaufman's Supermarket owned by Barbara Kaufman. I went in to see Barbara but met the former Lois Searfoss who was doing her family's shopping. She told me she was happily married and had two children. As I thought of all my old classmates there were only two of whom I hadn't heard. I asked Lois about Sharon Williams. She informed me that Sharon had become fashion, editor for the NEW YORK TIMES. The other classmate was Sonja Peikert. I wasn't long in finding out for Lois told me Sonja was Dr. Ne1lson's laboratory technician. Who was the greatest English writer during the Restoration Period? What? Darn I've fallen asleep in Mrs. Gosnell's English class! Oh well, Iwonder how true my hallucinations were. Lee Shobe and Larry Shaw Last Will and Testament of the Class of I956 We, the Senior Class of 1956, of Waynesfield High School, County of Auglaize, State of Ohio, wish to make our last will and testament and to make the following bequests: SECTION 1 To this school, Waynesfleld, in order to show our appreciation for all it has done for us ln the past years, and for years to come, we leave our picture in study hall for you to look at in the future. SECTION 2 To the members of the faculty in appreciation of their help we render thanks and a memory of us in the future. l ARTICLE Mr. Snyder, our superintendent, we leave the memories of our wonderful class. ARTICLE 2 Mr. Dangler, our principal and commercial teacher, we leave a new recording of the typewriter song. ARTICLE 3 Mrs. Gray, our homeroom teacher, we leave the dream of a quieter Senior Class next year. ARTICLE 4 Mrs. Gosnell, our English teacher, we leave an automatic gum disposal unit for her classroom. ARTICLE 5 Mr. Ramsey, our coach, the dream of winning the State Basketball Tournament. ARTICLE 6 Mr. Greenlee, our Agriculture teacher, the ability to produce future farmers of America. ARTICLE 7 Mr. Corfman, our Chemistry teacher, the hope of fewer messes to clean up because of the Seniors. ARTICLE 8 Miss Sprague, our Home-Economic teacher, we leave a recipe to catch a husband. ARTICLE 9 Mr. Schaufelberger, our band director, the hope of having the first highschool band to perform in Car- negie Hall. ARTICLE l0 Mr. Cummings, our choral director, the task of finding a louder soprano section. SECTION 3 To Burleigh Howell and Hank Alberding, our janitors, we leave a new broom with which to clean-up after the Seniors in 1957. SECTION 4 To Mrs. Webb, our school secretary, we will take our financial troubles and leave you in peace. SECTION 5 To our cooks we leave a Betty Crocker Cook Book. SECTION 6 To the Freshman Class, we leave high school headaches for the next three years. SECTION 7 To the Sophomore Class, we will the ability to have as many good times in high school as we did. SECTION 8 ARTICLE 1 To the Junior Class as a whole we leave the happiness of our Senior Class to you. Item l Grace Beers bequeaths her friendliness to Jo Ann Whetstone. Item 2 Tom Binkly leaves his stage managing ability to Farrell Spencer. Item 3 Joyce Block wills her singing ability to Charles Truesdale. Item 4 Beverly Blodgett bequeaths her shyness to Carol Smith. Item 5 Ron Bruno leaves his driving ability to Neal Miller and Lee Turner. .Item 6 Roger Byers wills his hot rod to Mike Shaw. Item 7 Lois Copeland bequeaths her elevated shoes to Jason Manchester. Item 8 Harry Erwin leaves his duals to Gorden Coates. Item 9 Sonja Feikert leaves her worn-out clarinet reed to Joyce Stacy. Item 10 Rosie Fowler wills her cheerfulness to Mary Pepple. Item ll Shirley Guider bequeaths her quietness to Bob Brown and Violet Bradley. Item I2 Jean Gray leaves her sour notes on her trumpet to Jane Wilcox. Item 13 Linda Herndon wills her red hair to Jean Spencer and Kent Mongold. Item I4 Loretta Howell bequeaths her majorette boots to Roxy Williams and Mary Ann Bradley. Item 15 Martha Hunter leaves her editorship of the Tiger Type to a deserving Junior. Item 16 Joe Gay wills his A's in Algebra to Fred Woods. Item 17 Eugene Kaufman bequeaths his farming ability to Bob Straker and Vernon Webb. Item I8 Barbara Kaufman wills her love of Home Economics to Delores Marsteller. Item 19 Gary Knotts leaves his hopped-up cycle to Max Williams. Item 20 Bob Morris bequeaths his nightly visits to Lakeview to Jack Haggard. Item 21 Larry Nichols wills his empty locker to Darrell Kaufman. Item 22 Lee Pyles bequeaths his horsemanship to Pat Coon. Item 23 Frances Ritchie leaves her nursing ambitions to Lynda Walters. Item 24 Lois Searfoss wills her giggles to Mable Shark. Item 25 Janis Shaw bequeaths her Queen title to any elegible Junior girl. Item 26 Larry Shaw wills his athletic ability to Darrel Williams and Bob Fetters. Item 27 Lee Shobe leaves his sense of humor to Larry Wilcox. Item 28 Larry Stauffer bequeaths his toothpick to Betty Brown. Item 29 Donald Spencer wills his brother to Sue Buffenbarger. Item 30 Shirley Spencer leaves her last name to Marvin. Item 31 Sharlene Wallace bequeaths her ability to hold a man to Joyce Shaw. Item 32 Sharon Williams leaves her seat on the New Hampshire bus to Junior Myers. Item 33 Loren Waitman wills his polite manners to Harold Hamilton and Keith Glass. ARTICLE 2 We, Loretta Howell, Jean Gray, and Joyce Block, wish to place ourselves in position for any criticism or praise to this last will and testament and wish to bequeath the ability of writing it to any and all future Seniors. We hereby appoint Nlrs. David Gray, our sole executor of this last will and testament. Signed, sealed, published and declared by thelabove named Senior Class as its last will and testament. in the presence of us who have subscribed our names as witnesses in the presence of the said Testator and of each other. witness: Roxy Williams Witness: Jo The Senior Class of 1956 Ksignedl Joyce Block Jean Gray Ann Whetstone Loretta Howell Advice to the Juniors Darrell Williams--With your crewcut and baby blue eyes, who needs advice! Lee Turner--Take it easy on the side roads, the ditches are deep. Mary Pepple--With your acting ability you should go to Hollywood. Io Ann Whetstone--Keep playing the marimba, people like to hear it. Bob Straker--Take care of that pick-up truck, it doens't have wings you know. Iane Wilcox--Keep playing the piano, Liberace isn't so young any more. Betty Brown--Keep up your friendly word and pleasant smile for all. Iack Haggard--Lakeview isn't the only town with good-looking girls. Bob Petter--With your ability in athletics, you should make it a career. Sue Buffenbarger--With your knowledge of sewing and cooking, you should be a Home Economic teacher. Neal Miller--Take it easy on that Ford, it might last longer. Charles Trusdale--With that great voice of yours, you'll be a second Valentine. Fred Woods--Keep teasing the girls, they like it. Ioyce Stacy--With your twirling ability, you could easily join a college band. Carol Smith--Don't worry, great things come in small packages. Vernon Webb--With your farming experience, be a farmer! Mary Ann Bradley--Hang on to a F.F.A. boy, you will make a cute farmer's wife. Bob Brown--Get a motorcycle instead of your motor scooter, so you can terrorize Highway 117 . Pat Coon--You will be able to get along with anybody with your nice personality. Max Williams--Go on to college, there you will have more teachers to pester. Iason Manchester--Don't give up playing the trombone, you could be an orchestra leader someday. Lynda Walters--After school, go on to nurses training, you will make a cute nurse. Mike Shaw--With your muscles and broad shoulders, who needs Charles Atlas books. Ferrell Spencer--Don't be so rough on that Chevy, it only goes so fast. Larry Wilcox--The world is always looking for a good basketball player. Nice going! Mable Shark--If you like to listen to records, you should be a disc-jockey. Roxy Williams--With your talent you should consider going to modeling school. Violet Bradley--With your ability to get along with people, you should be a schoolteacher. Marvin Spencer--If you like to read and write, you should continue, and be a writer. Iean Spencer--You would make a nice-looking nurse, why not consider this position. Delores Marsteller--With your skill and ability, why not be a beautician. Junior Meyers--With your ability in horsemanship, you should work with a rodeo. Ioyce Shaw--You will always have friends as long as you keep your pleasant disposition. Keith Glass--Don't drive that Dodge so fast, if you want to fly buy an airplane. Gordon Coates--Keep skating maybe you will be a profes-sional with a red headed partner. Harold Hamilton--Watch out, they say red heads have a temper. Kent Mongold--You should make a professional basketball player with your ability. Darrell Kaufman--Watch out Wapak will get you yet! Written by: Grace Beers Sonja Feikert NIIERGRADS O N BOB FETTER Vice President IANE WILCOX Student Councll LARRY WILCOX DARRELL KAUI' MAN L BOB STRAKER President IO ANN WHETSTONE Secretary VERNON WEBB MARY ANN BRADLEY Treasurer Juniors Re por ter PAT COON Student Council M ARY PEPPLE FERRELL SPENCER JOYCE SHAW CAROL SMITH IEAN SPENCER NEAL MILLER tr 'X I X r me DELORES MARSTELLER BETTY BROWN MIKE SHAW CHARLES TRUESDALE '?'wvff y MABLE SHARK LEE TURNER IOYCE STACY HAROLD HAMILTON SUE BUFFENBARGER IASON MANCHESTER GORDON COAT1-:s Roxy WILLIAMS MAX VVI LLIAM S v1oLET BRADLEY JUNIOR MYERS LYN DA WALTER S ,-,i FRED WOODS BOB BROWN KENT MONGOLD DARRELL WILLIAMS MARVIN SPENCER IACK HAGGARD KEITH GLASS 2 CHARLES COPELAND MARTHA OGLESBEE Vice President GERALD KNOTTS Student Council President CAROLYN DDCON HM LYNNE Treasurer Reporter Sophomores IUDY NEWLAND Secretary 51 SALLIE GUTHRIE Student Council IOE SPENCER ALFREDA LINN RODNEY PAINTER DALE SPENCER IERRY WALLACE CONNIE DAWSON LARRY HERNDON ANNETTA SMITH N x A. it ,, MAX MORAN f Q' A .Ch -. 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J-is 'tr' .EN M BILL SCI-IULTZ President BEVERLY BOWMAN Reporter Freshm n DANNY NEELEY BEVERLY WILLIAMS LOWELL RUMER Secretary DARLENE SPENCER LARRY NEELEY GERALD WAGONER Student Council BILL TATE ANN YALE PATRICIA CAMPBELL E NS 41 CURTIS LHAMON LORETTA SPENCER VERON STILES RONNIE DAWSON ROBERT WELLS si CHAR 4 NANCY WEYGANDT IUNIOR SHARK MICHAEL HATFIELD f x 4 I Is ROBERT MORAN BEVERLY MCBRIDE MARY LOU YOUNG SHIRLEY WHITE MARK HAWKINS SHERRY SPROUL SHARON TAYLOR TWYLA GOSSARD GARY PRE STO N A, K. X LINDA SMITH GORDON MUSIC I BPUCE FEIKERT NORMAN STAUITER .Y DALE TURNER EVELYN MCKINLEY IX DAN MILLER IANICE BARNES DANNY MCCREIGHT . 4 5 1 I ' A K A Bucky SMITH 105 BEERS CAROL PERKINS SANDRA KINNINGER LARRY HORN KAREN WILCOX BETTY WELLS DALE HOWER JOHN BOWERS Vice President TOBY WHETSTONE Student Council LARRY BRADLEY LINDA DULEBOHN +-.uf , RX , X CLARENCE MCCARTY IUDY HEMPHILL RONDA MAY Treasurer Repgrter Ei hth Grade MICHAEL TUTTLE ROBERT RICHIE as 1. ,TOE ROLSTGN CLYDE BYER ROSE ELLEN WILCOX Secretary DANNY MORAN Student Council VICKI SPROUL BERNICE PERRY SUE THRUSII A ,,., MARYBIIIIII CAMPBELI, ia I X PAT COLE ISITNNIIJ RUFI' IOHN BOWMAN .1--' '02 RIC HARD PERKEY PENNY BRANDON BRADLEY SHARK DONNIE LAMET GARY KINNINGER N, IAM ES HAMILTON JOHN WEBB as 'X 'Q' PAYE LHAMON BARBARA YOU NG t IUANITA GLASS RIC HARD MOORE R, N I 1 6' DORIS MUSIC LARRY GILROY LOWELL GOSSARD PAUL LINN HUGH SOCBY GARRY BOWMAN IANICE SPENCER EDDIE WALTERS BARBARA GOOD SUZANNE SPYKER A BILLIE SNIDER Vice President Treasurer KAREN BAILEY President PAMELA HATFIELD DAVID ARTHUR Reporter A f- Seventh Grade GLORIA GRAHAM Student Council CAROL ELLICKER IIMMY TATE IO ANN BAYNARD LINDA PENCE DAVID FOWLER MICHAEL FLINN X' xxgnx K if IUDY STACY Secretary ' Ze-'ie if M ROY DAVISSON Student Council A ,L 1 1 , Q L , , . L LARRY aowmm CHARLES SCHAUB g 'Q L 5 x l K N' 3 xgl. an at I K 1 Q X SP . f, ,QR ai am. I '. M10 pf A ,Hrs-' v -1: ,gs SUEFOCHT IJ'-gb' .Sinus ffuiiga' pg ' TOMMY FETTER DEAN SMITH IOY MUSIC 1 'S MARY DORSETT SANDRA MORAN SANFORD PERKY LOMA ROBINSON DONALD SANDERS BOB THOMAS DORIS THOMAS SUSIE SCHAUB CLAU DE DORSETT x X . CONNIE BUCKMASTER LESTER SMITH KAREN BINKLEY LYNN VVILCOX CAROL RINEHART 1 . ffl I KENNY CUMMINGS J 'lui 7 --5 Mika- '+ ' IOYCE BAILEY MIKE GOSSARD T? BARBARA FITZPATRICK IACK SMITH DICK KINNINGER hx CAROL SHARK KA I A My X NXLUY , I 'Q U CONNIE STOCKEF in 59' A in.- J x -1,l 'I ,isaQ, fi, s 135' - IP, px 39.24 aaa: JANET BAILEY A I A ' IIM moms umm KAUFMAN Gb y JOHN RUMER NADINE BOWMAN PATTY ELSASS KATHIE YALE BEWEL DUFI' Fifth Grade ROW 1: Charles Buckmaster, Douglas Music, Ronald Focht, Wesley Motter, Joe Sanders. ROW 2: Carl Glass, Guy Yale, Rose Fuller, Ianice Dulebohn, Rebecca Hawkins, Ioyce Baynard, Anita Yale, Douglas Miner. ROW 3: Lynn Ritchie, Iames Neely, Helen Dick, Peggy Wells, Iunior Layne, Coranita Williams, Ianice Moran. ROW 4: Karen Fiekert, lack Van Schoyck, Chester Sosby, Ray Wreede, Iayne Benson. ABSENT: Vernie Duff. TEACHER: Mrs. Parette. Sixth Grad ROW 1: Ricky Pyles, David Stiles, Hugh Rinehart, Kenneth Block, Dale Cummings, Jerry McBeth, Raymond Miller. ROW 2: Anita Milnor, Penny Cole, Catherine Gross, George Wells, Kay Smith, Bobby Spencer, Shirley McCarey, William Baker, Bettye Lhamon. ROW3: Lonnie Bradley, Ioe Howell, Arlene Mongold, William Wreede, Iohnny Hawkins, Roy Dulebohn, Io Ann McDuffee, David Dawson, Nancy Price, David Dixon. ROW 4: Gary Gilroy, Ioan Pyles, Ierry Clem, Elaine Hunter, Richard Byer, Melvin Miller, Eileen McCarty, Lynne Hardin, Beverly Barnes. TEACHER: Mrs. Helen Hardesty. ABSENT: Roy Ralston, Willie Duff. Rocky Iohnson. Fourth Grad ROW 1: Hxlly Ralston, Dwlght Dawson, Michael Barton, Billy Hefner, Terry Pyles, Roger Shaw. ROW Zz. Roger Tuttle, Shlrley Waltv-rs, Connlu Snider, Iudy Decker, Sara Blodgett, Nelllc Music, Carl Yale, Cheryl Graham,-john Pcrkey. ROW 3' Randl' MC' Rf-th, Dc-an flwmly, Doris Stxlcs, MOIAHIC Hawkms, Sue Lhamon, Ierry Ralston, lack Kinninger, Iames Bowman. ROW 4: Dennls flastlv, Jarns-s Shmlfls, Barbara Swlckrath, Ierry Thomas, Maxine Smith, Rhea Newland, Iacqueline Hunter, Thelma Horn. ABSENT: Sharon Ku:-llnll. TUXCIHIR: Mrs. Horn. ROW l: Tlmmy Pyl:-s, Davul Lhamon, Jon Bowman, Gene Shade, Tommy Baynard, Michael Hcqen. ROW 2: Martha Lhamon, lam-t Ralston, Sheryl Barnes, Ianxe Campbell, Allce Smlth, Malone Vorkers, Mark Spencer, Iefirey Nielson. ROW 3: ludy MC Corrnlck, Terry R1nr-hart, Iohn Pt-ters, Karen Herndon, Dorothy Tate, Patty Elllckcr, Sharon Van Schoyck, Kathleen Blnklcy. ROW 41 SHHY UIOHS, Patty Cook, Ierry James, ljddle Webb, Barbara Blass, Sandra Spencer. TEACHER: Mrs. Handlock. Second Grad ROW l: Iohn Barton, Micheal Sproul, Iames Hardin, William McKinley, Remy Smith, Robert Thorpe, Sidney Dutt, Larry Krites, Harold Dulenbohn. ROW 2: Sharon Wireman, Ernie Stevens, Linda Smith, Lester Swithrack, Sue McBeth, Ioe Lhamon, Bonnie Byers, Kenneth Baynard, Darlene Stidham, Richard Lynn, Ianella Williams. ROW 3: Andy Place, Joyce Blank, Millard Moran, Iudic Ellicker, Iohn Van Schyck, Pamela Thompson, lean Bailey, Ruby Walters, Wava Darsett, Timothy Binkley, Alice Thorpe. ROW 4: Bettye Io Childs, Michael Enzle, Iudy Todd, Howard Stiles, Clair Sanders, Iudie Snider, Steven Gordin, Deborah Hat- field, Gregory Cummins, Rita Motter, Mrs. Stanfield. Third Grade ROW l: Larry Simpkins, Russell Wilcox, Billy Dulebohn, Billy Stidham, Michael Binkley, Boyd Smith, Douglas Whetstone, Richard Lament. ROW 2: Ernest Spencer, Marcia Brown, Carol Ulrey, Bonnie Music, Bonnie Fuller, Ioyce Williams, Ann Lhamon, Delores Neeley, Patty Barton, Wanda Byers, Mona Miller, Dimand Rumer, Tonya Hardin. ROW 3: Nancy McCarey, Roy Vorhees, Iackyln Riff, Iudy Miner, Melvin Whetstone, Karol Bailey, Douglas Patton, Nina Yale, Dianne Andrews, Neal Milnor, Nancy Bowyer, Linda Lhamon, ROW 4: Ioe Gilroy, Deborah Yale, Larry Beery, Gay Place, Ronald Pepple, Alegra Hawkins, David Hutchison, William Motter, Carol Sue Wells, William Gross, and Mrs. Ellicker. ABSENT: Olive Duff, Carson Webb, Linda Focht, Dirlene Focht, and Alice Hux. First Grad 4 li I r 1 I , an .J .--wr-w7 ' '-' -' Ry, ah - RQW 1: fgrf-phvn Crrrlvr, D-Jnrlrl lirnklvy, Uavm Campbell, Grvqory Dlllrngrfr, Rrciharcl Slmflv. ROW Z: Roberta Gurdrrr, Lrla Mr:Krnlr-y, lfrycw- Ulrs-y, liarlfara Suv Layn-2, Brlly Dycr, Pamela Strausr-r, Shvryl Gross, Wxllram Hvmphrll, Elda Elarno Herndon. ROW S: Mrs. Drxrrn, Irrnul Mrllr-r, Charles Thomas Larrwrrt, Iurlrlh Rrfl, Clydw Wvlls, Suo Ellrckvr, Peggy Rolston. ROW -lr fgrmgqr- Y-rlr-, Wrllrarn Pcrrplu, Shcxla Wrrreqarrlner, Dram: Ewrnq, Mrlcs Andrews, Thcrmds Iarrrfrs. av e' v ,,1--5, -r ' xr 1 ,- .nr x ,fu -Q fu. sf RUW l: rlrrwqrrry Graham, Darrell Musrc, Larry Wrllrams, Gary Moller, Aaron Goodman. ROWZZ IOYCC ROISUVYWI IWYW Ummonf Lrrrria llrrlr, Kathy Lrrrna, Nancy Young, Mark Srrls-S. ROW 3: lvrry Patton, Sharon Byvr, Alan Elsaizss, Randall Storrs, Sherry Clarlur. ROW rl: fxlrcfr- Drrlcbohn, Parry Guller, Rodger Warrbun, Dwaynu Dawrsrm, Sharon Rohn. ABSRNT: Danny Balncofk, Nolanrro Run'-, Ilulalry Il'-rrrphrll. BOXING PARTNER WANTED--I used to feel run down and tired. Then I started taking Unicaps .each day. Now I'm all health and vigor. Unicaps is the Upjohn Company brand of multi- sules, cost only S3. ll at Wayne Pharmacy. Best Wishes to the Class of 56 hen You Need Us, We'Il Be Here! It is hard to appreciate the value of a fire extinguisher until you've got a fire. In the same way, folks seldom think aboutmedicine until they are sick--and then they want the best in a hurry. That's where we come in! Your prescription gets prompt, careful attention. In order to serve you efficiently, we carry a complete line of the finest pharmaceuticals made by the leading drug manufacturers. We are proud to be a member of the team that works for your good health: we are pleased to be at your service when- ever you need us. Make our store your headquarters for pre- scriptions and health needs! We also maintain an animal health department, with rem- medies for your pets or farm animals. WAYNE PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Phone 32 3l Waynesfield, Ohio GTIVITI ES Q-2 We wish to express our appreciation to MR. L. E. BRANDT AND SONS INC. WAPAKONETA, OHIO for giving us the use of our Drivers' Training car Annual Uffice 5 ROW I: M-xx Wrllrrrmss, Prclurr: Mrmg Charles True'-sdulo, Abssrsranr Edrrurg In Ann Whe-rsrrme, Edirorg Bob Ferrer, Assrstant Edrmr lrrssurr Murrchf-fsrr-1, Snrrpshor lldrrur. ROW Z: Burr Srmkur, Ad Edrtorp Vernon Webb, Arr Erirrorj Nvdl Mrllcr, Sports Edrlorp Mrxry Pr-pple,-, Sorrrrrl Ijrlrrrmr . Annual Uffice 5 and Staff ROW 1: Mr. firm-L-1111-w, Advrswrg Clhrgrrlfffs 'I'ruf-srialw, Assrsrrrnl lfdrrorp juArrr1 Wrrvtslorrc, Erhtory Bob Yottvr, Assrslrmt Ildrtory Mrs. f.3rrfsr1f'l1, A-lvrfzrrr, ROW Z: Max Wrllrrrms, rm Coon, Bvlty Brown, Lynda Wullors, Darrell Kaufman, Fvrrrwll Spvnrivr, Mablo ihrrrk, fhrrul firmlir, lwyrrf- Sl-rvy, Vr-rm-rr Wvrukr. ROW 3: Nrrrrl Mrllwr, Larry Wrlrzox, I're-ri Woods, Mrkv Shaw, Darrell Wrllrams, urrrcrr Myf-rs, Vlwlr-L Brrrrilv-y, Ivrr1r'W1lCr1X, Mrxry Pr-pplr-. ROWA1: IdfsurrMrrl1CrrK'5lcfI, Marvrr15pe-nrvr, Sue Buffenbargvr, Bob Brown, lack H1-rqrrrel, Kr-rllrfilrrgs, Ilxrrhrlcrrrv vVatP:rm,, Dr-lor:-5 Ivlrrrgrvllrrr. ROW 5: Bob Stroker, Gordon Coates, Lvv Turner, Hfrrcrlrl Ifrrmrlrrrn, Kvrrl N1rrrrqrv1rI, Mfrry Arm Brrlrilvy, Roxy Wrllmms, jrayrw Shaw, lbrm Sprfrwvr. Compliments Slwobe Electric Hotpoint Appliances Phone 2772-3131 Waynesfield, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class of 56 From Howell Hardware Stud nt Coun il l', 'n W' ,N ,Il L iw ? -wre- Bi -'-,hx Fl ROW l: Pat Conn, Sfecromryp Sally Ciulhrw, Vrcu Pf0S1ClE'l'llj Larry Stauffer, Prvsrdonty Iane Wilcox, Treasurer: Roselle Fowlvr, Rfeprcsaunlallvc. ROW2: Gfvmlrl Wzrqnf-r, Roy LDGVISSOH, Glorra Graham, Ellen Wilcox, Ioyce Cummmgs, Ddnml Moran. ROW 3: Mr. Bishop, Advisor: Mary P4-pple, lwdld Knows, lrancos Rrtrlrlo, Gordon Coates, Toby Whelstunc, Roxy Wrllmrns. Tige Ty e Editors and Staff ROW l: Ianls Shaw, Feature Editor: Sharon Wllllams, Crrculatlon Edllorg Martha Hunter, lldrtory Shurlonc' Wallaco, lvlanaqrnq llllllilfj Larry Shaw, Busxncss Edltor. ROW 2: Lrxrry Nrulmls, Carolyn Dlxon, Bvvurly Blorlgcrlt, Lors Copeland, Shlrluy Llurder, Gmrzu Hur-rs, Nr-ws Edllorg Russel Shaw. ROW '11 Bob Morrrs, Art and Humor: loo Gay, Sports EClliOl'j Llnda Horndon, Larry Wllrnrnx, FIIIGDCCSQ Larry Stauifvf, Rosle Fowler, Edltourll ljrlllurg Slurlvy Sponcor, Darrell Wll11Gm5. Se rl I: TOWARD NEW HORIZONSH 0 O - 9 ROW l: Miss Sprague, Advisor: Jane Wilcox, Secretary: JO Ann Whetstone, Treasurer: Shirley Spencer, President: Pat Coon, Vice President: Roxy Williams, Student Council, Sue Buffenbarqer, Rep. ROW 2: Linda Herndon, Loretta Howell, Joyce Stacy, Mary Pepple, Bonnie Bradley, Janice Archer, Carolyn Josse, Beverly Blodgett. ROW 3: Becky Smith, Carol Perkins, Mable Shark, Betty Brown, Delores Marsteller, Barbara Kaufman, Sandra Kinnlnger, Carol Smith. ROW 4: Mary A. Bradley, Joyce Shaw, Lynda Walters, Violet Bradley, Beverly Williams, Janice Barnes, Sharon Motter, Karen Wilcox, Beverly McBride. Junior F. . . ROW 1: Miss Sprague, Advisor: Ellen Wilcox, Student Council Rep.: Karen Bailey, Treasurer, Kay Spencer, President: Judy Stacy, Vice President: Suzanne Spyker, Secretary: Billie Snyder, Rep. ROW Z: Linda Dulebohn, Jaunita Glass, Linda Kaufman, Gloria Graham, Phyllis Music, Marybelle Campbell, Carol Rinehart, Carol Shark, Jo Ann Baynard, Connie Buckmaster, Karen Binkley. ROW 3: Suzie Shaub, Sandra Moran, Janet Bailey, Barbara Young, Joyce Bailey, Loma Robinson, Pamela Hatfield, Doris Music, Joy Music, Doris Thomas. ROW 4: Toby Whetstone, Judy Plaugher, Rhonda May, Patty Elsass, Barbara Good, Sue Thrush. ROW 5: Carol Ellicker, Connie Stocker, Nadine Bowman, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Vickie Sproul, Faye Lhamon, Mary Dorsett, Kathy Yale , Linda Pence . So Many Designs: More than a hundred! All of them, regardless of size, are carved with the same skill and care. There is a wide choice of color, too, and polished surfaces that resist moisture and stains. Rainbow Granite Monuments stay beautiful. See them. We like to have you compare values. Birkmeier Monument Co. Delphos, Ohio Rainbow Granites Agent --- Lenora Erwin For Appointment Phone 3323 R. R. itl Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of The Milky Way Dairy Bar Malts, Footlongs, Etc. Waynesfield, Ohio . F. . Officers LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE ROW l: Marvin Spencer, Treasurer: Bob Petter, Secretary: Bob Straker, President, Vernon Webb, Vice President. ROW 2: Mr. Greenlee, Advisory Lee Turner, Rep.: Alan Coder, Gordan Coates, Alvin Spencer, Charles Copeland, Dave Campbell, Eugene Kaufman, Sentinel, Donald Spencer, Advisor. F. F. . ROW 1: Harold Hamilton, Ferrell Spencer, Alvln Spencer, Ronald Dawson, Ierry Buckmaster, Vernon Stiles, Ioe Beers, Gary Preston, Lowell Rumer. ROW 2: Vernon Webb, Bob Brown, Gordon Coates, Keith Glass, Jack Haggard, Donald Spencer, Larry Stauffer, Mike Shaw, Neal Miller, Bob Petter. ROW 3: Bob Straker, Danny McCreight, Eugene Marsteller, Larry Horn, Dave Campbell, Dale Tumer, Dale Hower, Klor Newland, Ioe Spencer. ROW 4: Mr. Greenlee, Advisor, 'Eugene Pence, Danny Miller, Norman Stauffer, Danny Neeley, Charles Copeland, Dale Spencer, David Wilcox, Bob Moran. ROW 5: Roger Byers, Eugene Kaufman, Lee Turner, Marvin Spencer, Alan Coder, Iunlor Myers, Mark Hawkins, Larry Neeley. l ,Y . .J i l ' . 3' 8 yay I' F -1 Q' X f nt i Ng ,, x uf. I .K J.. t a lil! ' .ing 'i ' .4 W -T 'A 2 ff- W ' X X 3 U Y :V ,, 'vf .B x ' :ai ' + N17 2 kk, ' X, .X ? gk ,M K A . L- I IF Weygandt Funeral Home HUNTERS KNOTTY HUNTERS PINE INN MOTOR SALES Lunches-Sandwiches Homemade Pies ' I Choru ROW I: Sally Guthrie, Darene Smith, Janice Barnes, Bonnie Bradley, Sharon Guider, Lois Copeland, Loretta Hovvell, Mamie Webb. ROW zz Mary People, Joyce Stacy, Mary Lou Young, Linda Smith, Joyce Block, Joyce Shaw, Ruth Barnes, Nancy Weygandt, i'mnu-ss Ritchie, Lila Hunter, Mr. Cummings, Director. ROW 3: Carolyn Dixon, Annetta Smith, Carolyn Josse, Mable Shark, Janice- Arch:-1, Judy Newland, Martha Oqlesbee, Jean Gray, Carol Gross, Sharon Williams. ROW 4: Mary A. Bradley, Roxy Williams, Shirley Spencer, Beverly Williams, Jane Wilcox, Jo Ann Whetstone, Carolyn Underwood, Joyce Underwood, Janet Sialnaker, Janis Shaw. ROW 5: Eu-gene Marsteller, Larry Wilcox, Max Williams, Bob Straker, Fred Woods, Charles Truesdale, unior Band ROW iz Pai Cole, l1av1dStilcs, Rocky Johnson, Kenny Block, Jerry McBeth, Raymond Miller, Mike Gossard, Patty Elsass, Sandra Moran, Lynn Nilcox, Ricky Pyles. ROW Z: Kathy Yale, Doris Thomas, Gloria Graham, Judy Stacy, Linda Kaufman, Carol Ellicker, I.1nd.i Pence, Kilr-on McCarty, Elaine Hunter, Shirley McCarey, Kenny Cummings, Jim Thorpe. ROW 3: Danny Moran, Donald Sanders, Karen Hinkley, Karen Bailey, Billie Snyder, Beverly Barnes, Bobby Spencer, David D1xon,lClaude Dorsett, David Fowler, Eugene Marsreller. ROW 4: Joe Howell, Gary Gilroy, Jerry Clem, Bob Thomas, Paul Linn, Connie Stocker, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Connie Buckrnaster, Katharine Gross, Jo Ann Baynard, Melvin Miller, Ellen Wilcox. ROW 5: Nancy Price, Jo Ann McDuffee, Anita Milnor, Joan Pyles. Darrell Williarns, Bob Fc-ttor. Best Wishes To The Senior Class of 56 Bowman 81 Shaw L G A Super Market Phone 2 602 Wayne sfield, Ohio I a S Compliments Patent Medicines of School Supplies David W. Nielson, M. D Fountain Service Phone 3141 Schraffts Chocolates Waynesfield, Ohio Waynesfield, ohio l 'l1 Band Director Drum Major MH. SCIlllXUl'lILBlfRC,illR GARY KNOTTS Majorettes Shlrlc-y Guxder, Mary A. Bradley, Roxy W1lllGm5, Loretta Howell, Ioyce Stacy, 'vi is Q ,X 3 . , , M iw av 3, - 1 L, if a M Ii f ff 3 - -Z K,w,,, -.NES A 'P- .'5 'ijt gp N-fa 5, N' ' HGTV 7. 4-few 5 4 ,Q QH VPM fi if H ' x VVx ' A 3 J Q Kris! ' K gm ,. Q V It- 3 Xi 31 'E,: Wk I :PQ if ' ' ' h 'F' ' ' L ' .?,. Q 35 A 2 . f 'MQ .15,'lX:qL',f, i 'K 'i'-S13 vs': f yi 'F' k ig 3, I' LX . Q .3 Xxx v X iff: . s, fg- L 8,9 , xl ,A 5 KA 1 S am H xi , Q 1 , u f V k 5 il. in Q F5 L' .uf W 0 E390 A yifig' fk N SYN f -an M , Section E l..i- ROW 1: Danny Miller, Karen Wilcox, Grace Beers, Nancy Weygandt. ROW 2: Sue Thrush, Carolyn Iosse. ROW l: Gary Knotts, Mary Ann Bradley, Rcocy Williams, Shirley Guider, Loretta Howell, Ioyce Stacy. ROW 2: Bonnie Bradley, Frances Ritchie, Grace Beers, Nancy Weygandt, Sue Thrush, Caroline Iosse, Dan Miller, Karen Wilcox, Patty Campbell, Bette Johnson, Rhonda May, Iudy Plaugher, Mr. Schaufelberger, Director. ROW 3: Ioyce Block, Mary Loe Young, Ianice Barnes, Iack Haggard, Charles Copeland, Iean Spencer, Jane Wilcox, Lois Copeland, Carol Gross, Annetta Smith. ROW 4: Tom Bowman, Alan Coder, Benny Ruff, Iason Manchester, Sally Guthrie, Carolyn Dixon, Iohn Bowman, Hugh Sosby, Iean Gray, Beverly Mc- Bride. ROW 5: Iudy Newland, Lowell Gossard. ROW 6: Kay Spencer, Toby Whetstone, Beverly Williams, Clyde Byers, Shirley Spencer, Ioyce Shaw, joe Beers, Lila Hunter, Io Ann Whetstone, Marybelle Campbell. The First National Bank of Wapakoneta, Ohio The Bank Where You Feel At Home Member F. D. I. C. The National Bank of lima Lima, Ohio Your School Savings Bank Main Office - Public Square High Street Office - Cook Tower East Side Office - East Elm and Bellefontaine West Side Office - Allentown Road and Kenilworth Member Federal Reserve System Fa Dq'Iq Co Compliments of Bayliff Funeral Home Cridersville, Ohio Waynesfield Stockyards Owner - Robert'Wilcox Phone 2941 Senior Play Cast ROW 1: Harry Erwin, Ioyce Block, Gary Knotts. ROW Z: Frances Ritchie, Sharlene Wallace, Sharon Williams, Ianis Shaw, lean Gray, Loretta Howell. ROW 3: Tom Binkley, Stage Manager Loren Waitman, Larry Shaw, Lee Shobe, Roger Byers, Mr. Cummings, Director. F. H. A. King F. F. A. Queen DONALD SPENCER MARY ANN BRADLEY iv TIILETIGS if'- , + 6 V' 85 mg X 'S 663 omecomin owen ana! ,Mr .fgffenjanfd le LOWER ROW: Loretta Howell, Queen Ianis Shaw, Violet Bradley. UPPER ROW: Iudy New- land, Patricia Coon, Bonnie Bradley. enjol' glueen: . anis Shaw Csznior j?ttenc!ant: oforettcl WOWQ ll -xl W tguulor .gtl0ncfanl: .matriclcz J -0' 'wmv' rv' FN 2q2w1cf2lnt: jonnie Hanson Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipment Motto We are big enough to serve you and small enough to know you Phone 2 3 3 Ada, Ohio Sarno's Orchestra and Dancing Service Phone 8-9681 Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge We Specialize in Italian and American Food Iim and Nena Sarno, Proprietors 119 East Market Street Lima, Ohio Compliments of Alger Savings Bank Painters Garage Auto and Tractor Repairing Tire and Battery Service Hills Farm Wagons Goodyear Tires Phone 2764 New Hampshire, Ohio Grain-Feed-Coal General Farm Merchandise New Hampshire Grain Co. Phone 2711 Elevators At New Hampshire, Ohio Wayne and Master Mix Feeds We Try To Please Sidener and Son Hardware and Supplies Phone 2667 Roofing and Plumbing Dug-Therm Stoves Hanna Paints and Supplies New Hampshire, Ohio MANAGERS Dale Turner, Kent Mongold ROW 1 Bob Petter Lee Turner Larry Wilcox Charles Truesdale Roger Byer Lee Shobc Don Spencer, Larry Shaw Larry Stauffer Mike Shaw Darrell Williams Darrell Kaufman ROW2 Bob Dulebohn Bob Wells Jim Lynne, Bob Straker, Dave Campbell Neal Miller Iim Dulebohn Fred Woods Dave Wilcox Bernard Shark Russell Sh iw Curt Lhamon, Lowell Rumer ROW 3 Larry Horn Bill VanShoyck Vernon Stiles Bob Moran Bill Tate Larry Herndon Ferrell Spenc er Dale Spencer, Ioe Spencer Larry Bruno Gary Preston Bruce Feikert John Ramsey Coach DONALD SPENCER Opponent Spencerville Liberty Twp. Delphos St. Iohns Rockford H. Northern Lakeview Minster St. Rose Daniel Williams Wayne l V 84 Radio Sales - Service Westinghouse Phone 3444 Wayne sfield, Ohio Best Wishes To The Class of 56 Clover Farm Store Phone 2282 Dick and Ioe Hatfield Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of The Peoples National Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wapakoneta, Ohio Herff - Jones Company Manufacturing Jewelers Stationers 1 40 7- 1419 North Capitol Avenue Indianopolis 7, Indiana Q N. I 'I- Q ,ff v xy 1 L MA if F gp, . QQ. 1 v'5xs- i' . f 4 X4 in Ay fi, f JUN seg W f - 4? ' x P, W .. fi , kr .Mk tv . x N f . ,1 ' ' 'Y . AQ .,x,, ,K v - W .gi I n E .. 4? I 6 211551K E, is ,. ,B ' fa A aff if 'F A- Y. x V '- , 'N N . A, , Ji k IRS, , 'K 'T Ink , ,fy A, ii. -. S '-T3 uf' IT HI . ww my k as wi Y ,..,, ,. .f- F 7 i ' gf H:-M 5 I K ., lu M' 3 N-.1 , O N xl 192 -E. ,A , Q Ai , :SM Q 5 ' , .xg 1 , . K J' Qs ,by ,xii um' 4 'P' . N 1y.,. ,,:'4CT'I A ?? LQIlE ,Q A '1'A.i ' ' ,L . , , .HQ 5 , 1: mf: sr N21 QA if QQ , v W! 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Store Hanson Funeral Home 24 Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipment Motto We are big enough to serve you I and small enough to know you I Phone 233 Lakeview, Ada, l Auglaize County Farm Bureau Co-op. Assn., Inc. We mend our - Phone 551 Phone 8959 , Waynesfield, Ohio - Uniopolis, Ohio C'OI1gI'Gtl1ICIt1OI1S Gutman to all araduates I Phone Jackson Center 10-F-ll -Quality-Price-Service State Electric SUPPLY CORP. Wholesale Distributors 215-219 East North Street Phone 3 4670 Lima, Ohio I 1 7 and invite them to make this their banking home. Clit: illlletrnpulitan Bank OF UMA, OHIO The Bank For Everyone Member hdqral Deposit Insurance CDW! I f l Y ' iff hx 'A f , ' JT? '.,'L, pg , :fx ,Q 1, V ' K lnl'KL if Y vf if sf if Huang, Gordon W. Cummings General Insurance Phone 3 474 Tate Barber Shop Dean Tate - Fred Smith Waynesfield, Ohio Harold's Garage General Repair and Welding Phone 2 62 1 Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments of Dr. C. K. Josse Veterinarian Phone 2 40 1 Wayne sfield, Ohio Compliments Sharks Friendly Service of Wayne Building Supply Co. Mobilgas and O11 Phone 3562 Phone 2601 Scott Iohnson Waynesfield, Ohio Waynesfield Equipment Inc. Truck Leasing, Auto, Truck Repair 24 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Phone 3211 Waynesfield, Ohio Congratulations To Senior Class of 56 From Danny's Restaurant Phone 32 81 Waynesfield, Ohio Mohler's Flowers 1658 Bellefontaine Avenue 112 West Market Street Lima, Ohio Custom Built Blinds-Metal Awnings McAdams Venetian Blind Co 1303 Bellefontaine Avenue Phone-81631 - R. A. McAdams Lima, Ohio Compliments of Alpha Cafe Good Food Wapakoneta, Ohio Coats Motor Sales Vine Street and St. Iohns Avenue Phone 3-7271 Lima, Ohio Detjen Grain Company No. 2 Depot Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Dealer in Grain, Feed, Fertilizer, Allis-Chalmers and John Deere Compliments of Terry P. Smith, Inc. Plumbing - Heating Phones 30361 - 25706 New Idea Farm Equipment Lima, Ohio Yoder Farm Equipment Fiftieth Anniversary New Idea - Dunham Webb Insurance Agency, Inc. McCormick Tractors and Machines 212 West High Street International Trucks New Hampshire, Ohio Phone 2-3675 Lima, Ohio 4 :' -. 312 I qv . J -2 ,- gh I J-I K r I A gs '11 K N V ' VI ,uk , Ymlaiii .mx f' A ' - ' b Rawls Inc. Distributers of Goodyear and Armstrong Tires Retreading and Repairing Phone 9-4066 125 West Spring Street Duro Water Systems-Water Softeners Cellar Drainers-Water Filters Water Heaters-Plastic Pipe on display Water Equipment Co. 1335 Bellefontaine Avenue Phone 9 - 2 2 2 1 Lima, Ohio Lima' Ohio Star Carpet Cleaning Co. W. W. Henderson Quality Cleaning, Complete Repair Heating Service, Full Line Of New Rugs and Carpets Phone 2-6596 426 South Main Street Lima, Ohio Gas - Oil - Coal Furnaces 554 Ontario Street Phone 5 -2 886 Lima, Ohio TV Lounge Air Conditioned East Gate Motel U. S. 30 South - East Edge Of Lima, Ohio Phones in Rooms Phone: Lima 2-0780 1327 Bellefontaine Avenue Tomlinson Brake 84 Spring Service 212 South Elizabeth Street Phone 7-8941 Lima, Ohio Pangles Master Markets, lnc. Lima Owned -- Lima Operated Central and Circular Streets 3201 West Elm Street Lima, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 56 Madison's Women's Apparel of Distinction 61-65 Public Square Phone-57881 Lima, Ohio Compliments of Compliments , , of Stiles Farm Equipment Barbara s Beauty Shoppe Phone 3471 Phone 3161 Waynesfield, ohio Waynesfield, Ohio Gene Dulebohn General Repairing and Body Repairing Phone 3411 Waynesfield, Ohio Susie Q. Drive-In Sandwiches of all kinds Curb Service Lima, Ohio Eddie long Sales and Service 102 East Kibby Street Lima, Ohio Hemmerts Shoe Store See us for fine shoes and shoe fittings 114 West Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio E. D. Jorg General Insurance Phone 2 441 Waynesfield, Ohio Candy land Dan's Homemade Ice Cream 437 South Main Lima, Ohio , I.-V ,:-- -.i ,V .,,mw,,,4 ' Ih. 1 , fig X is s at ,A :. t K- . Q 7' me W - - we . ,i g ., -is -7 ' A, . rl , B' ' + ' id B W .. E , Pee Wee League ROW 1: David Stiles, Danny Moran, Eddie Smith, Mickey Flinn, Iohn Bowers, Chester Sosby, Ioe Howell. ROW 2: Dick Kmninger, Gary Kinninger, Charleton Howell, Coach, Iohn Ramsey, Coach, Paul Linn, Clarence McCarty, David Fowler. Freshman Basketball Team ROW l: Bill Tate, Bob Dulebohn, David Wilcox, Dale Turner, Curtis Lhamon. ROW 2: Dan Miller, Manager: Mike Hatfield, Bruce Feikert, Gary Preston, Gerald Wagner, Lowell Rumer, Mr. Hunter, Coach. 84 Don Jenkins Iewelers 140 West High Street Lima, Ohio Daily News Printing Co. Publisher Of The Wapakoneta Daily News Auglaize Country Coverage Iob Printing Fast Service-Finest Quality Sensible Prices State Candy Store Every Thing In Candy 411 West Spring Street Lima, Ohio W. N. Urley 81 Son Distributor of Sohio Products Phone-2 674 R. R. +I: Waynesfield Holden, Ohio Compliments of Milo Shaw lumber Company Uniopolis, Ohio Piel Brothers Clothing Co. Dependable Clothing, Furnishings, Hats Wapakoneta, Ohio QXXUII1, x I - f fx 1+- I26 WEST HIGH STREET NAMGNDS - VIATCIIS - SIIVUWAII - IADIOS - IUGGIGI - UNK Compliments Of TUTTLE LUMBER CO. Phone 9-9 670 Lima, Ohio WAYNE FOOD LOCKER Processing Meats For Locker and Home Freezer Phone 2561 Waynesfield, Ohio ARLEY COATES MOTOR-SALES Used Cars All Makes and Models All Cars Guaranteed 435 South Central Lima, Ohio 1 W 86 STONES GRILL 321 North Main Street 1Hf5O Public Square Lima, Ohio VARSITY SHOP Sportswear-Clothing-Purnishings Young Men and Boys Phone 4-2816--224 North Main Stre Lima, Ohio G Compliments of HARRY'S MEN'S STORE 136 North Main Lima, Ohio Compliments of SWEETLAND AND CONFECTIONERY 34 Public Square Lima, Ohio CHRISTY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Lima - Ada - Ottawa Compliments of WESTERN OHIO LUMBER CO. 124 East Vine Street Lumber--Building Material Phone 3-5675--Lima, Ohio FOLLAND MOTOR SALES INC Lincoln - Mercury Sales-Service-Parts 545 West High Street Lima, Ohio WESTMINSTER MOTOR SALES 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phones 17-2772 or l7r27l2 Compliments of IAKE'S BARBER SHOP Westminster, Ohio Compliments of CHUCK COULTER DOGHOUSE Waynesfield, Ohio PRED BLODGETT STRAWBERRIES Phone 3321 Waynesfield, Ohio DR. WILLIAM R. MCKIRNAN Chiropractor House Calls by Appointment Office Re-2822 9 1X2 East Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio lun suom Lum. OHI9 Compliments from NANCY' S DRIVE-IN Bellefountaine and Kibby Lima, Ohio TERRY AND JACK NEON SIGN COMPANY Phone 9-0 0 9 6 Lima, Ohio Compliments of AUGLAIZE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Waynesfield, Ohio , gi? V ++'.'4f ,Isl any For Fine Foods and Sweet Things THE TEDDY BEAR is the Place to Eat ' Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of BROWN' S DAIRY Wapakoneta, Ohio I LOST CREEK GARAGE NIAY'S Automotive Repair CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Harding Highway, East I Phone 9-9706 Phone 2523 Lima, Ohio R. R. 42 Waynesfield, Ohio Compliments Of WAGSTAPP GARAGE AUGLAIZE FURNITURE CO' Full Line of Quick Hitch Implements Everything for the House Phone 2523 Wapakoneta, Ohio New Hampshire, Ohio I ' THE LIMA PAINT AND COLOR COMPANY WE ER'S STORE RN Paints-Wallpaper-Draperies . Overhead Doors W k , h ' apa Oneta 0 10 Maurice G. Dee, Sec. 6: Mgr. 132 East High Street-Lima, Ohio g I Compliments of WALLlEiLPE1RTNliAINTS KAH AND COMPANY 211 West High Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone 3 4640 -H W Lima, Ohio , FLOWERS BY DUDLEY I. P. CRONIN MOTORS INC. I Exclusive Styling Phone 20650 Koneta Hotel Phone 2 -9l1l Wapakoneta, Ohio 911 South Metcalf Street Lima, Ohio DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service Compliments of Your new WESTERN ATUO ASSOCIATION STORE , Lakeview, Ohio A. M. Lewellen St Son-Phone 5-3281 GENE and MARY'S RESTAURANT Fine Food and Homemade Pie New Hampshire, Ohio Compliments of AUGLAIZE FURNITURE CO. Every thing for the Home Wapakoneta, Ohio GROSS LUMBER COMPANY Phone RE 8-2711 Wapakoneta, Ohio INDIAN LAKE RCDLLER RINK Y ...L VL My MMA, ...4...5. ,,,M.,, .1 -.xx 4.l!31l,p fgmlxlq , ,E 'mill Q ,gtfill fu 'fl HI f'lnl2 'Q 'flu 'suns Uh gi' 0 'uni' i , ' i K v' New Hampshire Farm Store Compliments of P- G- Confad Davrd C. Gray New Hampshire, Ohio Nationwide and Shelby County Insurance Agent Phone 2478 Phones Waynesfield-2718 Waynesfield, Ohio Harrod-2 665 Clemmfs fine food Don Contris Stockyards Catering Service Best Wishes and Compliments To Senior Class of 56 Clemans' Building 201 West Elm Street Buyers of Livestock Phone 2101 Phone 6-2621 Westminister, Ohio I The Family Dedicated To Service T. R. Chiles 81 Son Funeral Home 541 West Wayne Street, Lima, Ohio Thomas R. Chiles Plenty Parking Space Russell M. Chiles Phone 7-3911 Harold S. Chiles Two Oxygen Equipped Ambulances Howard R. Laman Air Ambulance Service a 4 -. 3, 461' ' 43' if jfggw x 3 Q 1 576 KV 2 314,5- Qi 'J is 94 ww A ,..,., V V b -- Hs- ' A my 5 s-X QL 1 saw 4, v Y v f?vg.A?Q ' ,,, , i ,JF I Q g-. 5 , I XXV f-. ' , , - u . rs- f' :.g L . W -N' ...- 1'-1 . R' 'P' 'Gu 5? 1-.1-ww af . Q , - 'Hr ,wx 4 5 2 it - 5215 5 Us . fra? 9 4 w Q5 Q? R 'LS - xi A by Jug 'fiksy Q1 iffy Q, fum 5! 'U' N. Q ' 5, 'Sv 'lk Q Compliments Of G. C. 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