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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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Table of Contents Elementary , , , , , , 3 Undergrades .... . . . 11 Seniors ..... . . . 27 Activities . . . . . . 34 Sports... ...56 Faculty 69 Snapshots . . . . . . 78 Index.... ...82 E L DUNCE E f A A M f A? M E H al' N kg yy A4 T Y A 3, R h Q I 4 AL , ll-I 4 1.Pv W ,M 'RN-Q 6,48 ,fx ROW l: Owen Hubbell, Connie Patton, Michael Davis, Helen Duff, Iimmy Carter, Iefirey Clark, jennifer Ulrey, Eric Thorpe. ROW 2: Brenda Moyer, Kenneth Webb, Kenneth Little, Patty Smith, Arthur Elsass, Lou Ann Gill, Michael Reid, Theresa Hawkins. ROW 3: Jerry Sproul, Iimmy Strauser, Barbara Brown, Steven Miller, Vicki Kent, Dennis Arthur, Benjamin Yale, Mrs. Lhamon. ABSENT: Ruth Ann Gilroy, David Shaw. ROW 1: Clinton Duff, Donna lean Brown, Douglas Hurley, Vicky Gilroy, Douglas Whetstone, Sandra Stevens, Anita Gordon, Bobby Dyer. ROW Z: Bonnie Gay, Eddie Spencer, Margie Shepherd, Michael Tate, Bruce Perry, Imogene Stidham, Connie Sue Williams , Tanya Schnelle, Darlene Krites. ROW 3: Kirk Dangler, Dona Sue Howey, Scott Miner, Ronnie A Harrod, Martha Yale, Mary Beth McAuley, Kevin Stiles, Penny Chiles, Mrs. Kerchanfaut. ABSENT: Michael Golden. of ROW l: joe Dyer, Gregory Burden, Ren Babcock, Pamela Martin, Brenda Holt, Rodney Clark, Marilyn Hower, Robon Sibnlfl, Wayne Gilroy. ROW 2: Connie Gossard, Robert Gross, Donald Allison, Ioyce Neff, janet Alberdinq, Elaine Earl, Loretta Wimman, Emily Kaufman, Dorothy Wells. ROW 3: Tasha Rone, Linda Strausers, Pamela Sproul, Myrtle fituvfrns, Diane Dawson, james llutson, Randall Williams, Jerry Patton, Gary Motter, Mrs. Backus. ,AL 6'0- S Z- -9 ROW l: Marsha Sproul, Timothy Moran, Iay Nielsen, Ianice Hurley, Ronald Horn, Joyce Tuttle, Roccl Gilroy, Karon Stiles, Iohn Gilroy. ROW 2: Richard Hardin, Gary Bradley, Sharon Byer, Harold Perry, Cynthia Woygandt, Randy Iacobs, Barbara Earl, David Gross. ROW 3: Daniel Barton, Mary Music, Lynette Setters, Dallas Sutherland, Larry Dams, S ROW l: Elaine Herndon, Joyce Ulrey, Stephen Carter, Sherry Carter, Gary Stimmel, Sheryl Needham, Billy Hemphill Linda Brown. ROW 2: Cloyce Kaufman, Miles Andrews, Diane Ewing, Larry Williams, Mark Stiles, Dwayne Dawson Judy Riff, Vicki Sproul, Mrs. Ellicker. ROW 3: Pamela Strauser, James Stahl, Nancy Young, Peggy Ralston, David Campbell, Tommy James, Clinton Yale, Sidney Duff, Rebecca Gordin. 1 ROW lr Daren Music, BUIY Dyer, Clyde Wells, Daniel Davis, Aron Goodman, Bobby Hemphill, Sheryl Gross, Irene Lhamon. ROW 2: Lester Swickwrath, Randall Stotts, Daniel Babcock, Alan Elsass, Billy Pepple, Gregory Graham , Gary Sarfod. Mrs. Presar. ROW 3: Patty Gullett, Joyce Ralston, Janet Miller, Nelanna Rone, Sue Ellicker, Linda Holt, Sharon ,, , atm..- m:-,,,,. .---.- Y ROW 1: Robert Thorpe, Iames Hardin, James Needham, Willard Moran, Steven Gordln, Richard Linn, Clair Sanders. ROW Z: Larry Krltes, Russell Stevens, Larry Shepherd, Michael Sproul, Ioe Lhaman, Iohn Barton, Darlene Stldham, Alice Thorpe, Linda Slbold. ROW 3: Tommy Stahl, Renny Smith, Howard Stiles, Douglas Patten, Michael Enzel, Mona Miller, Pamela Thompson, Iudy Good, Ioyce Blank, Sharon Wlreman, Mrs. Truesdale. ROW 4: Iudie Snider, Iudy Elllcker, Deborah Stiles. Bonnie Bver, Rita Motter. Ruby Walters, Linda Smith, Bonnie Puller, Bettye Io Chiles, Deborah Hatfield. ,- 1 fox? W ROW 1: Ronald Pcpple, Carson Webb, William Stedham, Gary Lee Shepherd, Wllllam Motter, Larry Ioe Simpkins , William Gross. ROW Z: Carol Ann Ulrcy, Timothy Pyles, Patricia Barton, Billy Dulebohn, Olive Duff, Russell Wilcox, Linda Harrod, Boyd Smith, Dlmond Rumer. ROW 3: Dianne Andrews, Nancy Io Bowyer, Sharon Stevens, Deborah Yale, Ioe Gllroy, Larry Berry, Melvin Whetstone, David Hutchison, Mrs. Parlette. ROW 4: Nina Yale, Carol Sue Wells, Karol Ann Hailey , Wanda Byer, Tonya Harden, Marcia Ann Brown, Judith Miner, Alegra Hawkins, Penelope Motter, Jackie Riff. .iw , :eg ,ci ' may 14. , num mb' S I 'R ,v'l sw iv in. QQ 'Q gg, ,mm,A 1 'm,LA: gy :Nr Q. ,3 '1 f X fm H l ' W A . 1 S f 1, , A ,ei-A at '11 ' ., .. , ',, L ' Wells Martha Lhamon, Bonnie Swicktath r, Shirley Walters, Connie Snider, Barbar Little Miss March of Dimes Debby Stiles FOURTH GRADE S xi K1 A if v ! THE MISS MARCH OF DIMBS CONTEST There were six candidates, one from each of the first six grades. These were chosen by the student council. The queen was selected by the number of dimes placed in the container below her picture. All proceeds were donated to the March of Dimes. CONNIE PATTON First Grade KAROL BAILEY Fifth Grade S HE RRY CARTE R Third Grade PATTY ELLECKBR PAMELA SPROUL Fifth Grade Second Grade 15-Q 'N A fllvcm x 1' .Q 1 Q J' A 7 Xi i f Q' if ul 'QQ President-Guy Yale, Vice-President- Bob Harrod Barbara Motter James James Neeleyl Secretary-Janice Moran, Neeley Conme Sxdener Donna Stxles 0,-ter- and Chester Sosby order Teen age Books Anita Yale, from Mrs Gosnell Treasurer-Coranita Williams, Rep WE KEPT WONDERING WHEN WE D HAVE RECESS When the school reopened this season on September 4, there were 30 students in our class. Twelve girls and eighteen boys. Two students left us during that time. Three weeks after school started we selected our class officers. Iust before vacation we had a Christmas exchange. or tt, , f ,- T T A .. Q' Junior Brovm , X 'X 'Lonnie Bradlev William Baker Iayne Benson I , 1 QW Karen Feikert Rebecca Hawkins Lynn Ritchie x Joe Sanders .X R Rocky Johnson Ronald Focht Che ster Sosby Connie Sldener AND WHY EVERYONE PUSHED US DOWN THE STEPS Nancy Hux Douglas Miner L its ' vga- s I 'X' k.. I' h 3 ll' Don na S tiles 'George Wells rf 1 f Ga- QFF7' Wesley Motter Barbara Motter Ray Wreede Coranita Williams Ianlce M oran Iames Neeley X Anita Yale ' Guy Yale me av X ox My sl -K ri K .ge-5 ' . . L , ., r is ? ' --.sg S ' M '50 4 5 -.0 1 E , -U f Xi' V ap, . 'Nm-me M 5. .-.H A , ' .4 3 :Lg Q 23 3 we ' . ' 1 2 illfffu . X, , . g L l Qs Q u GI, 1 s' 4 Q1 'qt W 1 5 se 4 1 At the beginning of the year, mere were Z9 pupils in the 8th grade. They elected their officers on October 8. So far they have had 7 meetings in which they decided to bring in sales tax stamps and to have a bake sale on February 15. They also had a Christmas ex- change on the day before vacation. T President-David Dixon, Vice-President- Ioe Harwell, Secretary-Nancy Price, Treasurer- D Kenny Block, Reporter-Ricky Pyles. WE FORGOT OUR HOMEWORK OCCASIONALLY squam- Beverly Barnes Sandy Coon Kenneth Block Dale Cummings David Dixon Dave Fowler Give us a toot on the tooter, honey. Mike Gossard Gary Gilroy Catherine Gross wdlilvlw S-ul ., I' ' if VO ... zii 'v ' ite i f yssr a n Q Vs :QV iw W g., kr Q J 1 Arga 7 5, i gig, K fi- Got thc point? 9 hu Elaine Hunter Eileen McCarty Martha McCormick AND THE TEACHERS OCCASIONALLY FORGOT OUR GRADES W' Ann Mclluffoc Ioan Pyles '-K , 4 Q . af 13' lt' 5 iv-v i- . X: I xg xv X xymond Miller Arlene Mongold ax 4- ' 50' . if 5-1' cf! X. . Bob Spcnccr Kay Smith Melvin Miller Ricky Pyles . S E,,, E if 659- X xy' f- Hugh Rinehart Nancy Price Roy Rolston W ma. 3, W-of 'S-.-v' Ky 1 - , -ii. f . ., . , . . 1 I-.'f5i'. ' , 'ir' :' ' Xa . 4, f.,.'I-gi. -'. .-11' ..-55! 5..-v as, A. ' A X Yi N if-ff.-f' Ng: M X ini v' SI-uf L A , . Iack Smith David Stiles Bill Wreede R F President-Donald Sanders, Vice-Pres1dent- lim Tate, Secretary and Treasurer-Carol Taylor, Reporter-David Arthur. Beginning the year of 1957-'58, the freshman class had 59 students. Later, Charles Schaub, Susan Schaub, and Jackie Snavely moved. That left us with 56 pupils. We elected class officers and student council members during the first week of this school year. The freshman class began their money- making projects by having a bake sale. We are now saving tax stamps . Over the Christmas vacation there was a cla ss party held in the gymnasium. We appointed a committee for recreation and refreshments. The chaperones for the party were Miss Hanscel and Mr. E WE IOINED LOTS OF CLUBS TO KEEP BUSY Brenda Allison Connie Buckmaster Da vid Arthur Kenny Cummings Karen Binkley Larry Bowman 1 6 Butch Dawson 1 ..-- 1.1.-W Karen Buffenbarger Carol Ellicker N Pat Elsass 1- ff iv. vi- 4. yf.. msm,,fl m1wmmfwsawmmgw, Robert Earl. Several of the students are on the honor roll which pleases us. The freshman basketball team consists of ten members. They won games with Perry and Harrod. They still have Blume to compete with in two games . In Mrs . Gosnell's section of the Business Math Class, the students made projects for the first semester showing some of the things they had leamed. They are to be on exhibition in February at open house . Tom Petter Judy Kaser AND THEN FGUND OUT ABOUT HOMEVv'O'?K Barbara Fitzpatrick Ierry Krites Linda Meier Mickey Fllnn Gloria Graham Pamela Hatfield C a rol R1 ne h a rt ' Linda Kaufman t .ln A Dick Kinninger Loma Robinson mx- Rlchard Moore Ioy Music Sandv Moran Alan Motter N. IOS ROISIOI1 Iudv Ro sebrook 1 :D wwf? zsivxk fffwiiisli- .fiflkiiafiiaffils Y QENss2?J?5gffTi57i2?f3gl f- : li ' - v2lsjw3igS1fsgs'Xl f r1'j5iAf Tuff' 4535-K S333sf kg7i25iL:fi?i',- fr '-Wiiif-skii. -i25i2j.gfg 2 gig-, '. if Ester Myers Y 1 Nancy Nothstine Lmda Pence Zi Q jg e fi 9 ii- K K Q me iw 1 1 ' , h , A' iff, 3531 I 'T I is 9- - f K My- is b H , 3 ' .,,..'-41 - ' Bradley Shark Dean Smith I , , Goof day, Keep plugging, Dean. You'l1 get it yet. ws 5,1 gf . 'ff Oh, look! This pr1nt's knggor. Sanford Perk ey Dennis Smith Veona Ross Tohn Rumor B1111e Smder Donald Sanders Danny Spencer Carol Shark Charles She-llcnbarqcr Sue Stauffer Eddxe Smlth Denms Taylor Iudy Stacy THEN LATIN Trunk Us m x ,f i of I ' , ?,,ufwza,, Look at the birdie, girls. School isn't all work. WHO SAID THE FRESHMAN YEAR IS THE EASIEST? Iim Thorpe Mike Tuttle Connie Stocker H J Carol TaY10r 3 A 5 Tim Tate 1-annum 'MW X X X Lynn Wilcox :mmf V. 24 4 ,.,. rx nm: X ,A K , Q X Elixir 'if Q nk-X K -,,, ' 3, i 5 ,. E WM, Kathy Yale fum Keith Yoder x , Ronnie Spencer ABSENT QL? tl E Karen Bailey f fx-f? ,wo nw. ff W l f Wx? 4- ,v Q I 4' President-Eddie Walters, Vice-Presidenb Ilm Hamilton, Secretary-Iake Linn, Treasurer- Larry Searfoss , Reporter-Gloria Perry. Marybellc Campbell Larry Bradley S O P H 0 M O R E S Ianet Davis . an fa N W... K . . - fi' 5' ,'r i 0 fd' .f -E i ,WM q We F 1 . .. MwW?bi ,,'- Linda Dulebohn John Bowers Garry Bowman Clyde Byer f Glen Coon NOW WE CAN LOOK DOWN ON THE FRESHMEEJ tub' Larrv Gilrov narvur, r:,.,.,4 rfmmxu r:,.....--,. v, , u,,,,J-., si X . 'T wa A 'R U- Gary Klnnlngex Deborah Line Mar11yn Khne lake Linn Clarence McCarty Ronda May The sophomore class held a skating party on November 18, which everyone enjoyed. We held a class party cele- brating New Years, on the 30th at the schoolhouse. There was a very good turnout. There were games, dances , and refreshments. Everyone said they had a good time. Dan Moran Phyllis Music Betty Myer WE LEARNED ALL THE ANGLES IN GEOMETRY , Alma Mvers Harm Nnfhsfine Bernie Perrv Tunior Perkey Gloria Perry n Q Kay Spencer Q -N - Bennie Ruft Paulette Prckner Larry Searfoss Vxckx Sproul All we dr' Eddie Walters C0110 QWBWZ is work and work Mrxlanlc- Spmul AND DISCOVERED CURVES IN THE HALLS Hugh gosh, H.. TUUY WhClSl0l'1f' Sue Thrush Rose Ellen Wilcox Herb Webb Barham vmmn J U N Reporter-Nancy Weygandt, Vice -President- Janice Eames Joyce Cummings Sandra Kinninger, President-Ioe Beers, Secretary- Linda Smith, Treasurer-Ioyce Cummings. SOME OI' US SPENT 'I'-IEE LONG AFTERNOONS WORKING -7 ..,,. rgmzf-w-,n, , 1 5 fi H ww ,E ,, 5. '3 X 5 4 ,Y 3 X ,ii Aw,. M Q, , , in Xp, t f wh . T09 Beers Brufre Feikert Nancy Conner Ronald Dawson Mike Hatfield Bob Du1ebOhh Larry Hom The juniors have been rolling along this year. In September, they ordered their class rings and have been sporting them since before Christmas. They gave the prom on May 3 at which, by tradition, the seniors were guests. Of their money-making projects , the class play was the most important. Mark Hawkins Dale Hower Sandra Kinninger Beverly McBride Curtis Lhamon 'W .. L ,-j,,kk M Q Vss, , , Rose McCormick Danny McCre1ght OTHERS SPENT THEM GETTING AWAY FROM WORK il' .ff A. S Danny Miller Ronald Schultz Sharon Motter Iunlor Shark Dan Neeley me Ghost Parade, directed by Mrs. Dorothy Gosnell, was presented on March 22. The other money-making projects: the square dance, the bake sale, the selling of door mats, apple cider, and the two skating parties, were carried out very suc- cessfully too. Lan'y Neeley Carol Perkins Darlene Spencer Gary Preston Loretta Spencer Lowell Rumer QW? modem shorthand Sh9TfY SPFOUI Burch Stauffef WELL GANG, ONLY ONE MORE YEAR TO GO! iwf Sharon Taylor B111 Tate Betty Wells 'hm ...K Gerald Wagner Dale Tumer Nancy Weygandt David Wilcox at last-chow yeyyo Q .- y l'y' W M! 'I fli ' W' LA ' , Shifleb' White Karen Wilcox Ann Yale Mary Lou young Bob Moran 33 f C' T E5 1' A1 4 f- E f ' N N ' I .M v' W charming--simply charming R S Vice-President-Charles Copeland Treasurer-Rodney Painter, President Ierald Knotts, Secretary-Larry Bruno Business Manager-Alan Coder. This year the seniors of '58 have been busy trying to raise money for their class trip. The class plans to go to Washington, D. C. during the last week of school. Many honors have been received by members of the class. Six boys received letters in football, of whom two ranked on area teams. Three boys received letters in basketball, and two girls received letters as cheerleaders. Six of our class have earned the distinction of being charter members of the Wayne Chapter of the National Honor Society. This class will soon go into the world as adults and seem to have the go power to make out well. who's the dummy? cold , girls? l all nn.n1 1f' vue. i., LARRY BRUNO Echo Art Editor 37 Tlger Type Art Editor 47 Football 2-3, Co- Captaln 47 Basketball 1-2-3- 47 Track 2'3'4I Chorus 1-21 Qenlor Class Secretary. IT'S ALL OVER NOW AND WE'VE MADE IT IERRY BUCKMASTER W' I-'.F.A. 1-2-3-4. ,,. ALAN CODER OCONDA LU DAWSON CHARLES COPELAND F'F-A- 1-2-3-4: Football 47 Band 1- Tiger TY!-76 TYPiSt 4: P.H.A. 1: Chorus l. F.F.A. 1, Assistant Secretary 2, Secre- 2-3: One Act Play 27 Senior Class Busi- , A L 7 7 ' tary 3, Parliamentary Procedure Team 3, H955 Manager- 1 f State Iudging Team 37 Band 1-2-3-47 Sophomore Class Presldent7 Senior Class Vice-President CAROLYN SUE DDCON Echo Snapshot Co-Editor 37 Tiger Type Reporter 1-2, Co- Editor 47 Chorus 1-3-4, Li- brarian 2, Ensemble 17 Band 1-2-3-47 Class Play 3-47 One Act Play 1-27 Library Club 1- 27 Sophomcre Class Treasu.rer7 District Poetry Festival 2-31 District Music Contest 3-47 State Poetry Festival 27 Na- tional Honor Society 4 . 28 mmmmenxumxmssvuctswztszwmuew-Hfiv fs' A ,, , f '11 L, LILA CHARLEEN DUDGEON Echo Subscription Manager 47 Tiger Type Head Copy Reader 47 Library Club 2-3, President 4. IAMES L. DULEBOHN Echo Art Edltor 3: Tiger Type Art Editor 4: Football l-2-3, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 1- 2-3-4: Baseball 1-2-3-4: Stu- dent Council 4. .4 f.n3Fp'4s,1 ' 'A SALLY LOU GUTHRJI Echo Organization Editor 3: Tiger Type Co-Editor 4: Ma- jorette 4: Chorus 2-4, En- semble 4: Band l-2-3-4: Class Play 3-4: One Act Play 1-2: Student Councll Vice-Pre. .- dent 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary tj 4: Lllrary Club 1: Cheerleader 1-2. GOOD-BYE OLD SCHOOL, WE'VE HAD FUN I LINDA LEE FLINN CAROLYN PERN HOWER Echo Ad. Staff 3, Staff 4: Tiger Type Echo Staff 3: Tlger Type Head Typist 4: Feature Editor 4: F.H.A. 1-3-4, Historian F.H.A. 2. 2: Chorus 1: Lllrary Club 4: Cafeteria 2. CAROL SUE GROSS Echo Ad. Staff 3: Tiger TYPE Typist 4: F.H.A. 3, Song Leader 4: Majorette 3, Drum Majorette 4: Chorus 1-2-4: Band 1-2-4, Reporter 3: One Act Play 2: Varsity Cheerleader 2-4: Library Club 2. SHARON K. GUIDER Echo Staff 3: Tiger Type Reporter 3: F.H.A. 3: Chorus 1-2: Library Club 1-2-3. E LILA L. HUNTER Echo Layout Manager 3: Tiger . Type Mlmeograph Operator 4: Class Play 3-4: One Act Play l-2: Library Club 1: Studen' 1' Councll 3. Vice-President 4. U Chorus 2-4: Band 1-2-3-4: LARRY D. HERNDON Tiger Type Reporter 3: Foot- ball 1-2-3: Basketball 1-2-3- 4: Track 2: Chorus 1-2: Class Play 4: Student Council 1. W'E'VE LEFT YOU A LITTLE WORSE FOR WEAR CAROLINE IOSSE Echo Snapshot Editor 3, Editor 4: P.H.A. 1-2-3: Band 1-2-3- 4: Chorus 1-2-3-4: Class Play 3, Student Director 4: Amicl Romae 4: National Honor So- ,-ar.:-. A .EN BETTE IOHNSON GEORGIA ALPREDA LINN EUGENE MARSTELIAER Echo Staff l: Tiger Type Typist 2: ECTIO Staff 3? Tiger TYP9 TYPiSf 32 Tiger Type Reporter 4: F.F.A. Assistant P-H-N 2-35 Band 1-2-3: Library Club F.H.A. 1 . Sentinel 4 , Senior Parliamentary Pro- 3. cedure: Team 4: Chorus 1-2: Class Play 4 . HM S. LYNNE IERALD W. KNOTTS Echo Business Manager-3: Tiger Type Reporter 3: Foot- ball l-2: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Track 1-2: Class Play 3-4: Freshman Class President: Student Council 3 , President 4: National Honor Society 4. an :x-was Tiger Type Feature Editor 3: Class Play 4: One Act Play 2: Iunior Class Vice-President: Senior Class President: Stu- dent Council 3. MARTHA I. OGLESBEE Echo Picture Distribution 3: Tiger Type Mlmeograph Op- erator 4: Chorus l-2-4, En- semble 4: Class Play 3-4: One Act Play 1-Z: Amici Rzmae President 4: Sophomore Class Vlce-President: Junior Class Secretary: National Honor'- Tlger Type Sports Edltor 4: Football 3-4: Basketball 1- 2 47 Track 3-4: Class Play 3 One Act Play l-2. qtv 4 BUT WE'VE A FEW SCARS OURSELVES IUDITH ANN NEWIAND Echo Manager 3: Tlger Type Head Typlst 4: Chorus 2-4, Ensemble 4: Band 1-Z-4, Vice-President 3: Class Play 4: One Act Play 2: Sophomore Class Secretary: Iunlor Class Treasurer: Student Council 1: Attendant 2-3-4: Cheerleader 1-2-4 . X KLOR NEWLAND HELEN ROLSTON MAX MORAN Echo Staff 3: Tiger Type Reporter 3: Tiger Type Typist 4: F.H.A. 1-2-4: Basketball 1-2-3: Baseball 1-2: Track P.P.A. 1-3-4, Assistant Treasurer 2. Chorus 1-2: Library Club 4. 2? one Act PHY 1- Senior Parliamentary Procedure Team 3: Basketball 1: Class Play 3-4. RODNEY K. PAINTER MYRON EUGENE PENCE Tiger Type Reporter 4: F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. MARY ELLEN RINEHART Echo Subscription Manager 3, Picture Editor 4: F.H.A. 1-2-37 Chorus 1-2-4: Library Club 3, Secretary 47 Class Play Student Director 37 Tiger Type Reporter 3-4. WE WORKED OUR HEADS OFF FOR THE SENIOR TRIP RUSSELL C. SHAW Echo Editor 3 , Business Manager 47 F.F.A. 1: Football l-2-3: Basketball 1, Manager 4: Band 1-2-3-47 Class Play 3-4: Iunior Class President: S010 Ensemble Contest 35 National Honor Society 4. ANNETTA E. SMITH Tiger Type News Editor 4: Chorus 1-2-3-4, Pianist 1- 47 Band 1-2-3-4: Class Play 3-4: Amlci Romae: Program Chairman 47 National Honor Society 4. ALVIN SPENCER CAROLYN VIRGINIA UNDERWOOD Tiger Type Reporter 35 P.P.A. . 2-4 ,' Echo Ad. Staff 35 Tiger Type Reporter 37 Assistant Vice-President 1-35 Football Chorus 1-2-47 Library Club 1-2-3, 1-4: Basketball 1-2-3. Report-ar 4. DALE SPENCER Tiger Type Staff 3: F.F.A. 2-4, Assistant Reporter 3, Ir. 5. Sr. Parliamentary Procedure 2-4: Football 1-2-3-4: Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball 3-4. -- :- DARENE SMITH Echo Staff 35 Tiger Type 2-4: F.H.A. 4, President 3: Chorus 1-2-45 Library Club 2: Home- coming Attendant 3. IOE SPENCER Tiger Typo Staff 3: F.F.A. 1-2-3 , Student Advisor 4, State Judging Team 3, Senior Parliamentary Procedure Team 3-45 Football 2-3-45 Basket- -4 ball 1-Z-3: Class Play 3: Stu- dent Council 4. THEN FOUND OUT WE NEEDED THEM FOR STUDY lt, 4.5 X X13 JERRY L. WALLACE MAYMIE WEBB Transferred from HARDIN NORTHERN Freshman Year. Tiger Type Typist 47 F.H.A. 1, Vice-President 3: Chorus 1-25 Library Club 2. Tiger Type Business Manager 45 Foot- ball Manager 2-3g Chorus 1-27 Freshman Class Secretary: Student Council 4. a S sammy undecided ? IANET LOUISE STALNAKER Echo Staff 3-41 Tlger 'lype An Editor 4: F.H.A. 3, Vlce- Presldent 45 Chorus 1-2-45 Class Play 37 Library Club Treasurer 47 Student Council 45 Oueen 4. Sol.on3, amj 'Q 38 . v' S 5 Gini' u , seniors ? whodonelt? I I I N ACIIVIIIES f 75: A! A , Q ,Q P v .' N 5' L! WG GJlIlmM,u14n!10,b I X., , A 9,0 5 -, -' . fi 'vw' X fi X 11' V i 'n I ll. G A Tiger Type rush. T U91 STANDING: Inn Lynne President. FIRST ROW: Nancy Weygamit, Toby Whetstone, Rose Ellen Wilcox , Sally Guthrie. SECOND ROW: jerry Wallace, Iohn Bowers , Eddie Smith, Bill Tate , Ion Spencer. THIRD ROW: Janet Stalnaker, Linda Smith, Ianice Barns, Iudy Stacy, Marilyn Kline . Student Council m Lynne and Fred Lowry, the Whistler The student council members are elected by the classes. There are two for each grade, seventh through eleventh, and four from the senior class, plus the officers carried over from last year. The most important activities were the planning and carrying through of the football homecoming arranging for assemblies and movies for the students, and the adoption of the new constitution. They have done a fine job on all of these. 1 CLASS OF 1901 - CLASS OF 1930 - CLASS OF 1958 - WHO SHOULD TAKE VITAMINS? At any age, good health is important! And one of the best ways of guarding yours is with vitamins . Compounded in several easy-to-take forms , vita- mins are an essential sup- plement to your everyday diet. Ask your doctor which is best for you. Then order it from our complete stock of nationally advertised brands. We invite com- parison of our vitamins with others you may now be tak- ing. Ours are high in po- tency--low in price! WAYNE PHARMACY Phone 3231 In Emergencies Phone 2734 Wayne sfield , Ohio I 1- 'Tv YF? S Charter Members of The Wayne Chapter TSTFIZTIONAL ' 1-romp Qc: TY 3, 54. If? ia . f na I-bl ANNETTA SMITH A 1 CAROLYN DDCON A great achievement of this year was the establishment of the Wayne Chapter of the National Honor Society. Berl Bauman Chapter of Malinta -Grelton School traveled here to install the local chapter. Pictured here are the charter members . RUSSELL S HAW IIM LYNNE Susie Q Drive-In Sandwiches Of All Kinds A Curb Service , S-L 9 1 a ' .1. Mimi i ' Lima , Ohio ' I 1 Wayne TV 81 Radio - Sales and Service Zenith Phone 3444 'Naynesfield , Ohio First National Bank OF WAPAKONE TA Library Club SEATEIW: Advisor Mrs . Gray, San lm Kmmngcr, Lxla Dude- +l-wvn, Mary Ellen Rinehart, Car-ulyn Unriorwoeri , Igngt Stnlnalmr. STANDING: Patty Elsnss, Karen Bxnkloy, Nancy Conner, Linda Fhnn, Paulette Pxckncr, Helen Ralston, Carol Perkms , Sherry Sproul, E11Oen Mc'Cm1y. At the hr gmnlnq of 111115 year Cl Latln Club was Orgamzee The name C1OSCf1fOIA1t'F.'GS Am1e1 Remae, whlch means fflCUC1S of Rome It 1S afflllated wlth the Iumor Llwssical League There are twenty two members ln the club Then' alm lS to stlmulate lnterest in Latin and eneourage other students to study lt To do thts they had a Roman tea forthe mothers J Gef A Quick Clip At I Tate's Barber Shop I Phone 2 5 3 5 Wayne sfield , Ohio Compllments Of The Milky Vv'ay Dairy Bar Malts , Footlongs , Etc. Wes and Lucille Wilcox Wayne sfield , Ohio Gordon W Cummings Insurance Service Phone 3201 Waynesfield , Ohio ZJILATIZH: Advisor Mrs. Gray, Lila Dudgeon, Co-Editors Sally Guthrie and Carolyn Dixon. STANDING: Jerry Wallace, Carolyn llfiwnr, Linda Flinn, Lila Hunter, Annetta Smith, Martha Oqlesbeo, Iuriy Newland, Ianot Stalnaker, Rodney Painter, Iirn Dulebohn. ABSENT: Larry Bruno IOU RNAl.lfSM STU DENTS Ion- ll'-urs If-rry Pmcltmrister Crinnii- lhiwson Mlirlz llawl-:ins llrulf' Iluwvr Raimi:-no Miirsstt-llur Rirfu- Mcijrirrniczk Dun Mc,'CIrr-iriht Mar: Momn Euryr-nw Penci- Crirol Pr-rkinss Ilf-lf-n Rolston Lowell Rumi-r Ronalrl Schultz Iunior Sli-wrlz Imrvnr: Smith Imrlunrl Spencer Slmmn Taylor Gfrmlrl Wagner Mtiymio Webb Shirley White The Tiger Type, our school newspaper, is edited and published every two weeks by the joumalism classes. It Contains approximately fifteen pages of community and school news. During this past year the staff switched to a three column layout pattern and initiated the left flush headline. This was clone in an efiort to improve the paper's rating at the annual Ohio High School Speech League journalism contests at Bowling Green State University. The staff also published a brochure of senior activities. Martha Oqlesbee, Carolyn Dixon, Sally Guthrie, Iudy Newland. LEY Home McAuley Funeral Home Formerly Weygandt Funeral Home Wayne E. lVlcAu1e'y', Owner 24 Hour Ambulance Service Waynesfield, Ohio Phone 2541 Danny's Restaurant Lunches , Sandwiches and Short Orders Phone 3281 Wayne sfielol , Ohio in ,llgn SEATEIJ: Advisor Mr. Greenlee, Dale Hower, Ioe Spencer, Norman Stauffer, Ioe Beers, David Wilcox, Dale Tumer, Mark Hawkins, ROW l: Danny Spencer, Dennis Taylor, Tom Petter, Mickey Flinn, Alan Motter, john Rumer, Donald Sanders, Jerry Krites, Ioe Rolston, Ronnie Spencer, Ierzy Buckmaster. ROW Z: Alvin Spencer, Danny Neeley, Klor Newland, Dale Spencer, Ronnie' Dawson, lim Hamilton, Alan Coder, Herb Webb, Clyde Byer, Eugene Pence, Eugene Marsteller. Future Farmers of America During the past year the Waynesfield chapter ofthe Future Farmers of America entered eight different types of district and state contests. They have participated in the state and national conventions , National F.F.A. Week, the county fair, and had a parent-son banquet in the spring. The outstanding honors they've brought home are: second place in the District Cienrml Livestock Iudging, third place in the District Dairy judging, fourth place in the District Land Judging, nomination of four boys to the liffflffff' Of St-ite Farmer, and Superior Rating in the state chapter contest. BASKETBALL TEAM SEIATED: Allan Coder, Ioe Spencer, Lowell Rumer, Alvin Spencer, Dale Turner. STAND- ING: ROW l: Eugene Mar- steller, james Hamilton, Iohn Webb, Larry Bradly, Gene Pence, Tom Petter, Danny Neeley. STANDING: ROW 2: Klor Newland, Mark Hawkins , Ilan McCre1ght, Ron Dawson, Larry Horn, Larry Necley. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE SEATEDz Advisor Mr. Greenlee, mem bers: Dale Spencer, Dan McCreight, Ron Dawson, Eugene Marsteller, Allan Coder. STANDING: Mark Hawkins , sentinel and presiding officer, David Wilcox, treasurer, Larry Horn, vice-president and presiding officer: Ioe Beers, president and presiding officer, Dale Turner, secretary: Ioe Spencer, student advisor: Lowell Rumer, sentinel. BCDWMAN 81 SHAW I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Phone 2 6 0 2 WAYNESFIELD OHIG The k .1-1.A. has been quite active. They started the year by planning and carrying out service projects. There were the making and delivering of Christmas baskets and the taking care of children at P.T.O. meetings. They made a trip to the Allen County Children's Home too. Our banquet was the big event this year, but we also sent some girls to a program planning meet- ing at Van Wert and worked on parliamentary pro- cedures . Money-making projects were needed to sup- port the banquet. So we had a bake sale, a spaghetti supper, a dance , and a skating party. We also had the honor of choosing the county president. Sandra Kinninger was elected to the office . Linda Pence, Carol Ellicker, Paulette Pickner, Karen Bally, Linda Kaufman. Future Homemakers of America SEATED: Rosh Ellen Wilcox, Ronda May, Iudy Hemphill, Janet Stalnaker, Joyce Cummings, Sandra Klnninger, Billie Snider, Linda llulrrboun. ROW 1: Deborah Line, Barbara Young, Alice Myers, Darlene Spencer, Iudy Stacy, Ianlce Barnes , Sharon Motter, Linda Smith Esther Myers, Sherry Sproul, Darene Smith. ROW 2: Barbara Good, Gloria Perry, Sue Stauffer, Linda Kaufman, Barbara Fitzpatrick Karen Bailey, Pamela Hatfield, Paulette Pickncr, Advisor-Miss Hanscel. ROW 3: Sharon Taylor, Connie Stocker, Carol Ellicker, Carol Shark, Linda Pence, Carol Taylor, Linda Fllnn, Carol Gross, Loretta Spencer, Karen Wilcox, Beverly McBride. 5? - 2 x Q if Pi S K ,L ' R WS' iff' WffQ7'3 x:i.w,.4 ' KJ. ji! 7 R VE ,vkk fgj,:L8:'w:rs, K Q. A 7 M -Q35 ,img . . 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A fri-ext, A A 4 XG b w Q max if Ai P 5 :W I gf N 35? l 3, A , ff' 2? W Xi Q5 X 5 gi if X gig! I J 3 'x . SX A it Waynesfield Stockyards Bob Wilcox , Owner Buyer and Shipper Of Livestock Bonded For Your Protection Phones: Stockyards - 2941 Residence - 2941 l'd Walk many miles To shop at Stiles' Their tractors are so neat And the service can't be beat. Stiles Farm Equipment Phone 3161 Waynesfield, Ohio The First National Bank 81 Trust Company of Lima Your School Savings Bank Main Office - Public Square High Street Office - Cook Tower East Side Office - East Elm Bellefontaine West Side Office Allentown Road and Kinilworth Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation This yenr the chorus emezrzri two contests. One was the girls' ensemble held ntL1ma Senior High, Llma, Ohio, March fl. The second was held at Bluffton, Ohio, on March 21 , wlth the entire chorus pnrticlpatlnq. Members of the chorus also entered two festlvals. The flrst was given February l, at Delphos, Ohio. The seoonnl was held at Ohio Wes- leyan University, Delaware, Ohio, February il. Two con- certs: were presented at thc Wayna-sflelrl School, March 14 amciMr1y lb. ln December the chorus Presented a Christmas Cantata for the P.T.O. and hlqh school, The name of the cantata was Chllrie Iesus ROW lg 'l'ohy Whetstonr-, hlrlr v Whltr Dart nc Smlth bally GuLhr1o Rose Ell n Wxlcox Ruth Bams Carolxnc lcfsfsn, Connif: Stocker. ROW I barolyn Unclf rwootl Mary Ellen Rlnehart Annetta Smlth Kay Spf ncer Betty lVl5LI Melnnlvf fiproul , rim- Thrush L11 x lluntf r N mcy WL ygwnnlt ROW 3 Iudy Newland V1Ckl Sproul Mary lou Young Ann Ycllf', 1-ml-I Sttxlnaker, C mro S xnrlx 1 Kmnlnger Marth1 Oglesbee PLAY CAST BarbaraYoung.... Mrs. Dudley .... Student Director . . . lane ........... Hulda .......... Bertram Weeks . . . Sam Banks Hank ........ Bessie .... Sally Mr. Dudley . . . B111............ Stage Manager Mr. Young . . . . Director . . . . . . . . . . . Lila Hunter . . . Carolyn Dixon . . . Ianet Stalnaker . . . . Iudy Newland . . . Martha Ogiesbee . . . . . Russel Shaw . . . . . . . Jerald Knotts Eugene Marsteller . . . . . . Annetta Smith . . . . Sally Guthrie , , , Larry Herndon . . . . Iim Lynne . . . Eugene Pence . . . Klor Newland . . . . Mrs. Gray Senior C ass Play y 1 I v - V v - - r Y SWING YOUR PARTNER The action took place at the Dudley Dude Ranch in Arizona. The guests were: Barbara Young, Mrs. Dudley's Eastern neiceg Bertram Weeks, a writer, hated horses, and was a weakling: Bessie and Jane, two young girls on vacation. Barbara took a liking to Bertram and wanted to marry him. Mr. Young flew out to see his sup- posed to be courageous , future son-in-law. Sally had a bright idea to stage a fake holdup and have Bertram save Mr. Young. The plan was upset by Sam Banks. Iane and Bessie discovered an Indian, who was a disguised cowboy. Barbara got her man. -31 i 7 g.mi' i 1 l -1 1 Best Wishes To The Class Of 58 Hatfield's Market Phone 2282 Waynesfield, Ohio Shobe Electric Call Bob For Service Paint - Plumbing - Heating Appliance - Bottled Gas Wiring and Supplies Phone 2772 Waynesfielcl, Ohio Fu rry's Store Novelties - Patent Medicines - School Supplies Fountain Service - Schrafft's Chocolates iifii ri? iii i11i 2 . , i ' 57? ,.,,.' i- - THE GHCBT PARADE Ann and her friend, Mamie Rose, came from New York to take possession of the hotel which Ann had in- herited. Weird figures came around at night and frightened everyone out of his wits. A treasure map was stolen and lives were threatened. A pair of attractive young men and a troupe of movie actresses added to the excite- ment. There was comedy from the colored boy, who had the lowdown on ha'nts7 wisecracking Mamie Rosey the village Sheik: the Pest, seventeen, dressing as a ten- year-old. There was a romance between Aleck and Mamie Rose and Ted and Anne. BEHIND THE SCENES 1ST ROW: Carol Perkins, Ronald Dawson, Dan Miller, Darlene Spencer, Nancy Conner. 2ND ROW: Sharon Taylor, Sherry Sproul, Shirley White, Betty Wells. 3RD ROWg Sandra Kinninger, Sharon Motter, Gary Preston, Curtis Lhamgn, ABSENT: Director-Mm, D finsnnll, Junior Class Pla up PLAY CAST Rastus ......-........ Abe Higgenbottom . . . . . Aleck Smart . . . . . Absalom Hawkes. Ted Lewis Sheriff Hiram Hawkes. . . Miss Abigail Jones. . . Matilda Claudia ...... Mamie Rose .... Flo .......... The Pest ...... Anne Watkins . . . Billy Lamont .... . . . Bruce Feikert . . . Bob Dulebohn . . . . Dale Turner Ice Beers . . Butch Stauffer .......Bil1 Tate - Gerald Wagner .Mary Lou Young Nancy Weygandt .... Karen Wilcox ........AnnYa1e Rose McCormick . . . . . Nancy Conner Joyce Cummings Absent -Linda Smith SENIORS, GOOD LUCK Compliments Of Barbara's Beauty Shop All Work Guaranteed Phone 3471 I I Barbara s Beauty Shop Ianet, Billie , and Sharon, members of the Future Home- makers Class, are fasci- t nated by this refrigerator at: Howell Hardware Waynes field , Ohio Annual Stull at work: Ann Yale, Sandra Kinninqrrr, Nancy Wrvyqanrlt. Sandra Klnninger, Bruce Feikcrt, Bill Tate, Mary Lou Young, Sharon Motter. Last spring the Echo Staff was chosen. In Iune four of the members and the advisor attended a journalism workshop at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. From this work- shop they learned ways to improve the yearbook. A new Yashica camera was bought and mae snapshot pictures were taken of school activities. ' Echo Staff I3lIA'l'EI1: Curl Llmmon, Mary Ellen Rinehart, loo Beers, Advertising Manager, Caroline Iosse, Editor: Nancy Weygandt, layout ljrlitorp Sandra Kinningrrr, Brucr- Foikert, Ann Yale, Billie Snider, Lila Dudgeon, Carol Perkins. STANDING: Connie lluclzrrmsstcr, Gloria Graham , Gary Preston, Mary Lou Young, Sue Thrush, Linda Flinn, Sherry Sproul, Danny Mill:-r, Nancy Conner, Linda Dulcbohn, Advisor Mrs. Gosnell. ABSENT: Sharon Motter, Russell Shaw, Business Editor, Bill Tate, Bill Schultz, Goralll Wagner. .5 --. 'K x t XB cy 99 fr 'H A CD CP an Q - What kind of sport LS The best Kino this? I ki K LR X -Q Hey! Look at jim ax xyxlsq 49 oe? O Hxgher Guls -L L I' ROW 1: Manager Ixm Tate, Rodney Palnter, Norman Stauffer, Iames Dulebohn, Dale Spencer, Bill Tate, Robert Wells, Davm Wnlcvox, Rrucu V1-1kr-rt, Alvln Spencer, and Manager Rlcky Pyles. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Ioe Sproul, Danny Moran, Michael l'lynn, Danny N1-1-lf-y, Larry Horn, Mlchael Hatfield , Ioe Spencer, Dale Turner, Bradley Shark, Gary Klnnlnger, Allan Coder, Gurus Hmnmon, Iarnf-S Ilamllton, Clarence McCarty, Manager Ixinior Porky, and Coach Larry McCullough. ROW 3: Manager lack fimrth, Larry Bradley, Cary Bowman, Danny Spencer, Gene Swartz, Rennie Spencer, Larry Searfoss, Bcrme Perry, Tom Petter, llfrnnlfi Ilawzson, Illclz Kxnnlnger, john Bowers, annlEdd1e Walters. ootbal I OUR Sfll SHARE OF THE CONFERENCE TEAM BILL TATE I .. ph- Q1-Q... er:.LJqgg, 'V r ,,. 4 . ,5- , , 1 .I .nf - '11 .' w2,Svf, -,ff , , , 5 D .' ,Mui ,Q-', .. iff! fl kr, ,Q ROIJNEY PAINTER Q LARRY BRUN0 SENIORS NORMAN STAUFFER ROW 1: Rodney Painter, Dale Spencer, Ioe Spencer, Alan Coder. ROW 2: Bob Wells , Alvin Spencer, Iim Dulebohn, Norman Stauffer. DAVID WILCGX DALE TURNER DALE SPENCER IOE SPENCER BOB WELLS .s fa fiisauw ...Jn 1 Q., .Hats-an-v .-.- CURTIS LIIIXMAN FIRST STRING BRUCE VIIIKERT IAME Z5 IIAMILTON Q! . DAN NEE LEY ROW 1: Joe Spencer, Rodney Painter, Norman Stauffer, Dale Spencer Bob Wells, Dav1d Wxlcox, Bruce Feikert. ROW 2: Curtis Lhamon Dale Turner, Iim Dulebol' x, B111 Tate. BOB DULEBOHN IOHN BOWYRS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Gross , Karen Wilcox, Iudy Newland, Linda Smith. Football C eerleaders 4 1 -.- Qs: 'rf'- Our 9 ii H1 A 1 R .Q 1. M . V- ,Jw A 1 H, ,Q Q Q , w ri? ' '-2 -H' . ,N 1 gli.Q'4vQfMv5- gg, 1 Q fa--K '- 1 .3 .. Y ,. Wi. -g3Af.,.g lv 1 ' ' Q r 6535 Janet Stalnaker Senior Attendant JUDY NEWLAND Junior Attendant NANCY CONNER A T T E N D A N T S Freshman Attendant IUDY STACY Junior Attendant NANCY WEYGAN DT Sophomore Attendant PAULETTE PICKNER 1-l Inf- Jufrfin'sCm1ri Anybody Cold? The lin Ui Maryboih Mc.-Xuley, Mike Tate Homecoming On Monday October 28, l957, six excited girls were making the final plans for their big night---Homecoming . Five girls from each of the four upper- classes were nominated by the football team , then the student body chose a queen and her attendants from this group . Also participating in the homecoming festivities were Marybeth McAuley carrying the crown and Mike Tate carry- ing the football. 63 ROW 1: Larry Hernden, Curtis Lhamon, Jake Linn, Dale Spencer, Jim Lynne, Butch Wilcox. ROW 2: Tohn Bowers Gerald Wagner, Hugh Sosby, B111 Tate, Bill Schultz, and Coach Ioe Sproul. Basketball TIM LYNNE IAKE LINN CURTIS IJIAMON BUTCH WILCOX BILI. 'I'lX'I'E LARRY HERNDON IJALE SPENCER IOHN BOWERS GERALD WAGNER BILL SCHULTZ Ianice Moran. Cnranifa william-: r 2+1mrsmJ rm-mas. Kay Smxth. HUGH SOSBY Varsity C eerleaders XUDY NEWLAND, CAROL SROSS , KAREN WILCOX, LINDA SMITH. R E S E R V E S KNEELING: Hugh Sosby, Bill Schultz, Gerald Wagner, Bill Tate, Mickey Plinn. STANDING: Eddy WUIUYYS, Gary Kinninqcr, Harry Nofhstinc, Jim Tate, Clarence McCarty, Eddy Smith, Larry Soarfoss, fTfm1:hSDr1u1l Carol Taylor, Gloria Graham, Judy Rosebrook, Connie Buckmaster STANDING: Manager David Aurther, Keith Yoder, Eddie Smith, Mick Flinn, Iim Tate, Dick Kinninger, Dennis Taylor, and Coach Larry McCullouqh. KNEELING: Tohn Rumer, Donald Sanders, Richard Moore, Mike Tuttle, Dean Smith. STANDING: Bill Wreede, Mike Gossard, Ray Wreede, Chester Sosby, David Dixon, Jack Smith, Bobby Spencer, anc Coach Larry McCullough. KNEELING: Gary Gilroy, Ronald Focht, Douglas Miner, Charles Buckmaster, Wesley Motter, Ricky Pyles. QR Z i, ,1 1m li' f1w- lima l V , 1. 'I aa!!! 1 4 NI r if P' -,.,,,,, + Faculty 1' Administration .1 Service Personnel W. T. Grant Co. The Family Store Cash - Layaway Plan Charge It Plan Wapakoneta , Ohio Best Wishes To The Senior Class Of ll58Il Compliments Of Decker's Dairy, Inc. Phone 4301 Cridersville , Ohio Auglaize County Farm Bureau Co-op. Assn., Inc. Koneta Cleaners 4 Perry Street Cleaning - Pressing - Repairing Wapakone ta , Ohio Mr. Martin Stahl, our executive head, was awarded a B.S. degree from Bluffton College and a M, Ed. degree from Bowling Green State University. He sponsors the National Honor Society. PRINCIPAL Mr. Wennbll L. Dangler, our principal, teaches the commercial subjects and is financial advisor to the classes and school organizations . He attended Defiance College and has a B.S. in Education. SU PE RINTENDE NT The Administrative Staff OFFICE STAFF I.1nii.i Herndon, Linda Smitn, Ruth Barns, Carolyn llfxwor, Connie Dawson, Lila Hunter. -i ,kj 'il SECRETARY - Linda Herndon LEFT: Mrs . Maryesther Kerchenfaut re- ceived her education at Oxford College for Women and Fairmont State College. She teaches first grade. LEFT: Mrs. Margaret E. Lhamon has kindergarten and primary training. Having attended Bowling Green State University and Ohio Northern University, she now teaches first grade. M...-.-Q 2'5- These Are The Folks That l ws ' , 1' al' . BELOW: N' 'ie Mrs. Ruth Ellicker, one of ' the third grade teachers, received ' elementary training at Ohio North- ern University. BELOW: Mrs. Mariann Royer obtained her elementary training at Ohio Northern Univ- ersity. She is a second grade teacher. ABOVE: Mrs. Opal S. Backus teaches second grade. She receiv ed her elementary training at Glenville State College and Ohio Northern University. RIGHT: Mrs. Opal Parlnttc touches thc fifth qmrlo. Shre nttrznrlrefl Auglnl :fn County Normal School and Bluffton Coll:-qc. RIGHT: Mrs. Florf-nco Prcsor nttvnniccl Bowllng Green State University and Allen County Normal School and now teaches third grade. fi fi N ' A if Start Us On Our ay BELOW: Mrs. Glmlyss M. Truosrlfxlfr rr-colvcd vlremontnry tmlning from llowllnq Grrrcn fitntr: Unlvorslty. She tudchos fourth qrude. x- T ,N.,f- K ABOVE: Mrs. Hr-lnn B. Hartiostry IS a graduate of Allen County Normal School and has attended Bowling Green Stati- Unlversity and Ohio Northern University: She teaches ont: section ofthe sixth grade . BELOW: Mrs. l5i3lSY Schncll attondod Bowling Green State Unlverslty, Ohio Northern Uruvor- slty, and Auqlnlrf County Normal. Shu twmrh- os sixth qmti--. 'R V v ...4 J ABOVE: Mr. Charlhs W. Earl attended Bluffton College, Ohio Northern University, Miami University anti has a B.A. degree. toticims American history, world history mathematics and science. Mr. Ear is sponsor of tho sovcnth grade. xwiyf IEOVE1 Mis. Evelyn Gray teaches journalism English, anti art. SHO attontleci Oberlin College anti ruccivmi nn LB. aieqrcc. c also nttcnilnii Ohio Northern University an-,i Wiln mqton Collcqo. Mrs. Gray SPOUSGYS tho 'ligvr Typo, Library Club, and Senior Cla Play. Shc is homeroom teacher for tho fioshmcn. I-'IKLIFT Ivir. William I. Greonloo attoncwt. Musltincuiw Coilogc, Ohio Northern Univer- sity, wi: rom ivfeti n B.S. in Ixgriculttiro im' Omit :State Univorsity. H-2 tcachvfs X i' -,Aatiwml nrrriculturc, sponsors the I'.F.1.. , i-1 co-sponsor of thc sophomore class , anti teaches adult farmer classes at night. 7 xl LEFT: Mr. E. I. Bayliff, the eighth gracir sponsor, teaches mathematics and scicnco I-lc received a B.S. in Natural Science ticqrrxv from Ioltn Carroll University. And These Give Us BELOW: Miss Nancy l-ianscel, our Iioiw: economics teacher, received hor 13.55. ciogrco from Ohio State University. Sho is co-sponsor of the sophomore class , anti sho is sponsor of thc F.H.A. ,f--. rv-Q '-.W- ff 2. ' -v J 1 1 Mr. l.11T1,' ll. Mf11:11l11,111111,,1111v111:1111f ' ' .1 1.11. -' Q 1 1 1 ' -.. II111vf11::11y.1111!11111111-fn111111-ny,-111v1-1:1 H1111111111, ,1111111I1y::11'.111-11111r1t11111. The Fini hing Touches I.If1 lk: P.T1'w. 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Bye. ye Elvls Choose care fully girls x' t I 0 .1 NW--1 'mlm' Il:-'pl Bottnmfz up. Plnymq drop thf- hanky? s Ihla 14111 4. 3 .- Wf1wl!!!l wmy In aiu it 1 I, Q0 :wok , boys 1' My, WO arc busy Ilttlv bows, Aron Y Infirmnq tu dr rw oi mil' vunk 'yer, Clyde 64,65 Index A J Al1lson,Brenda.... ......l6 Arthur,Davld.... ...16,58 Balley,Karen.... ...........20,45,46 Bames, Janice... .... Beers, Joe...... 24,35,45,46,47 24,43,46,53,55 Blnkley, Karen................l6,39,46 Bowers, John 2l,35, 39,57,59,64,65 Bowman, Garry ..................2l,57 Bowman, . ........16 Bradley, Larry ..... ..........2l.43,57 Bruno, Larry............ Buckmaster, Connie .. 16, ......... 28,57 39,46,47,55,67 Buckmaster, Jerry.............. 27,28,43 Buffenbarger, Karen l6,39,46 C .....21,43 Campbell, Marybelle ............. 21,46 Coder, Alan ..... Conner,-Nancy . . Coon, Glen. . . . . . Copeland, Charles Cummings , Joyce. Cummings , Kenny -.6 ...... 27,28,43,57,58 24,39,53,55,62 . ..............21 ......27,28,46 24,45,53 l6,39,46 Johnson, Bette............. Josse, Caroline . . . . . . 30,37 K ana.. Kaser, Judy. . . . . Kaufman, Linda . . ,39,46 Kinnlnger, Dick.... .........17 Klnnlnger, Gary............22,39 Klnnlnger, Sandra . . . . 24 ,39 ,45,49 Kllne,Marllyn... Knotts , Jerald . . . Krites, Jerry . . . . L Line, Deborah......... Linn, Alireda.... Linn, Jake................ Lhamon, Curtls....24,53,55 Lynne, Jim.... .........30 M Marsteller, Eugene . . . . May, Ronda ......... McBride , Beverly. . . . . ...27 ....22 ,57,59 ,35,37 ...30 ...22 .....24 McCarty, Clarence 22,39 McCormick, Rose .... McCrelght, Danny . . . t Davis , Janet . . . . . Dawson, Butch . . . . Dawson, Connle. . . D ... -6. 5-6.5.5.- .-.......--.-.- Z1 16 28 Dawson, Ronald ............24,43,53,57 Dlxon, Carolyn.......28,37,41,4B,49,50 Dudgeon, Lila . . . .........28,39 ,55 59 ,41 24 3 Dulebohn,Bob............... ,5 , Dulebohn, James ........29,41.57.53 Dulebohn, Linda ..............21,45 E ,59 ,55 Meier, Linda . . . . . . Miller, Danny . . . . . Moore , Richard . . . . Moran, Bob ..... Moran, Dan .... Moran, Max .... Moran, Sandy .... Motter, Alan .... Motter Music , Sharon. . . ,Joy..... Music , Phyllis. . . Myer , Betty . . . . Myers , Alice . . . 22.25145 Elllcker, Carol. . . . . . . . Elsass , Patty . . . . F Feikert, Bruce........... Petter, Tom...... ....16,45,46 .... 16,39,46 24,53,55,57,59 . ........17,43,57 Fitzpatrick, Barbara Fllnn, Linda . . .. . Pllnn, Mickey . . . Gilroy, Larry .... Good, Barbara . . . Gossard, Lowell . Graham , Gloria . . Gross, Carol .... Gulder, Sharon .. Guthrie , Sally . . . I-lamllton, Jim . . . 17,45 .......29,39.41.45,55 l7,43,57,67,6B 21 ........... 21,45 ................... 21 .....17,39,46,47,55,67 ..29,45,46,47,49,60,66 ...................29 29,35,41,46,47,49,50 H Hatfield , Mike . . . . Hatfield , Pam . . . Hawkins, Mark . . . Hemphill, Judy . . , Herndon, Larry . . . , Hower, Carolyn . . . Hower, Dale . . . . Hunter, Llla . . . ....2l,43,57,59 .........24,57 ....l7,4F .......24,43 .........z1,45 ....3o,5o,54,5s ......24 43 57 .........f29141 ............24,43 29,41 ,46,49,50 Myers, Ester 11125 Neeley, Dan...............25,43 Neeley, Newland, Judy..31,4l,46,49,50,60 Newland, Klor................ 31 Nothstlne , Harry. . . . . . Nothstlne , Nancy . . . . . . . Oglesbee , Martha. , . . .31 , 37 Painter, Rodney . . . . . . 27,31 ... 22 ... 18 ,39,4l ,41,57 Pence, Eugene .. ...........31 Pence , Linda . . . Perkey, Junior . . . Perkey, Sanford . . . . ..........18 Perklns, Carol... ... 25,39 Perry, Bemie ..... ....... Perry, Gloria ........ ....... 2 1 Plckner, Paulette ..... . . . 23,39 Preston , Gary ........ ..... 2 5 R Rinehart, Carol............. Rinehart, Mary Ellen . . . . . . . Robinson, Loma....... .. Rolston , Helen . . . . . . Ralston, Joe . .. Rosebrook . Tudy. . . . 32,39 ...18 ...ao 49,55 ...17 17,45 57,68 57,67 53,55 22,35 30,50 17,43 22,45 ...so 21,64 50.64 43,50 45,46 45,46 57,67 25,53 25,43 ...17 53,55 17,68 ...25 22,57 ...3l ...la 18,43 45,53 ...1a ...22 22,49 22,45 18,45 57,59 25,43 62,66 43,50 46,67 39,47 49,50 58,59 43,50 45,46 22,57 ...19 53,55 22,57 22,45 45,62 53,55 ........ 17 55 49, ........ 17 31,39 ...... 18,43 ,39,67 Ross, Veona .... ...l9,46 Ruff, Bennie .... ...... 2 3,46 Rumer, John ......... ...l9,43,68 Rumer, Lowell ......... .... 2 5,43 S Sanders, Donald ......... l6,l9,43,46,68 Schultz, Ronald ...25,64,66,67 Searfoss, Larry ...2l,23,57,67 Shark, Bradley .... ........ 1 8 ,57 Shark, Carol .... ...... 1 9,45 Shark, Junior ........ ........... 2 5 Shaw, Russell .............. 32 ,37,46,50 Shellenbarger, Charles ............... 19 Smith, Annetta .... 32,37,39,41,46,49,50 Smith, Darene ................... 32 ,45 Smith, Dean .... ............... l 8,68 Smith, Dennis ...................... 19 Smith, Eddie .... ...19,35,39,46,67,68 Smith, Linda .... ...24,25,35,45,6O,66 Snider, Billie .............. 19,45,46,5S Spencer, Alvin ............. 32 ,43,57,58 Spencer, Dale .... 32,43,57,58,59,64,65 Spencer, Danny ............... l9,43,57 Spencer, Darlene .............. 25 ,45,53 Spencer, Joe ......... 33,35,43,57,58,59 Spencer, Kay ..... .............. 2 3,49 Spencer, Loretta . . . ...... 25,45 Spencer, Ronnie .... ...... 2 0,43 ,57 Sproul, Melanie .... ....... 2 3,39,49 Sproul, Sherry ..... ...26,39,45,53,55 Sproul, Vlckl . . . . ...... 23,39,49 Sosby, Hugh .............. 23,64 66,67 Stacy, Judy ............ l9,35,45 46,62 Stalnaker, Janet.33,35,39,41,45,49 50,61 Stauffer, Butch ....... 26,43,53,57 58,59 Stauffer, Sue .................... 19,45 Stocker, Connie ...... . .. 20,45 46,49 Swartz, Gene . ......... ....... 2 3,57 T Tate, Bill . . .26,35,53,55,57,59,64 65,67 Tate, Jim ............... l6,20,57 67,68 Taylor, Carole .... ..... 1 6,20 45,67 Taylor, Dennis .. . ...... 19 43,68 Taylor, Sharon .. . ...... 26 45,53 Thorpe, Jim .... ............. 2 0,39 Thrush, Sue... ...... 23,39,46 49,55 Turner, Dale .... 26,43,53,57 58,59 Tuttle, Mike .................... 20,68 U Underwood, Carolyn ..... .... 3 2 39,49 W Wagner, Gerald... ...26,53,64 66,67 Wallace. Jerry .... ....... 3 3 35,41 Walters, Eddie .... .... 2 l ,23,57,67 Webb, Herb ...... ......... 2 3,43 Webb, Maymle .... ............... 3 3 Wells, Betty ..... ............. 2 6,53 Whetstone, Toby ..... 23,35,39,46,47,49 Weygandt, Nancy . . . 24,26,35,46,49,53, 55,62 White, Shirley.. .............. 26,49,53 Wllcox, Davld .... 26,43,57,58,59,64,65 Wilcox, Karen ....... 26,45,46,53,6O,66 Wilcox, Lynn ................ 20,39,46 Wilcox, Rose Ellen ....... 23,35,45,47,49 Y Yale,Ann.... .... .... 26,46,49,53,55 Yale, Kathy ... ........ 20,39,46 Yoder, Keith ..... ........... 2 0,68 Young, Barbara .... .. ........... 23,45 Young, Mary Lou ........ 26,46,49,53,55 c x '5x.rx X Z 7 47 xl -'I IIYYII xl' I K Farewell Well folks , the tour's over. You've seen the highlights of this past year at ole Wayne, and now it is time to close. We have a gooc school here, and it's getting bigger and better every year. 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