Wooster High School - General Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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tljagc Twelvej F A C U L T Y t CUSTODIANS l ROW l-Mr. Brady Evans, Mr. Paul M. Amstutz, Mr. Kenneth Salisherry, Mr. George j. Bollinger. ROW 2-Mr. Foster L. Siucker, Mr. Ray Shilling, Mr. William C. Fowler. l SECRETARIES Mrs. Donna Spade, Miss Pauline Buchholz, Mrs. Lucille Galehouse, Miss Mareeile Martin. SOCIAL STUDIES ROWV I-Mr. Donald N. Wvelsh li. S. History: Xshland College. ll. X.: l'niA iersili of Akron. Nl. 4. Miss Barbara Kaylor flilifs 121 journalism: 'l he College ol Wooster. ll. -X.: Ohio State l'nixersity. Nl. A. Miss Nan lvylie Home lieonomics: 1-eogtupln 7: Health T: Xlnslsinguni College: kent State l'nix'ersitx. ll. l. in l-Iducation. Mr. Paul Batdorf Dining: liconomic Cieoginpln: lieonoinicsl Wittenberg College: Ohio State l'niiersity. B. A, ROW 2-Mr. Alfred H. johnson Nlatlietnznies 7: Worltl l'rohle1ns: World History: 'lhe College ol Wooster. ll. S.: l'niiersiti of Wisconsin. Nl. S. Mr. Robert H. Moore Woiltl History: l'. S. Histotx: Denison l'ni- ieisitx. ll. S.: Nl, S.: Ohio State l'IlllCl5lll. Mr. Edward E. Adair llistorx 8: Health: Social Science: lhe Clollege ol Wooster. ll. X.: l'niiersitx ot Michigan. Nl. K. Mr. Ralph Beechy lesting Program: Visiting 'leztcherz Goshen College: Kent State l'niiersiti: Ohio State ldwixersity. M. X.

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fi' 1395 v Row l-Cllil l'illl0ll, llimk bwin Row 2fMr. llodez, Miss Syiios, Maiceal Taylor, Doris Stout SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , ,,,,,, W , ,. ., . , , , , I'rf'sirl1'nl Dick Ciwin lvifl'-lII'lf.Yi!I!'7ll Malceal Taylor , , S!'l'V!'fllI'y-lH'll.YllI'l'l' Doris Stout , , , ,, , Sllfilll rllairmnn Mr. l'aul llllillil , ., ,,,, , Ad1fi.w'l Miss Xnna Syiios , ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, Arlrfiwi' CLASS PBOPHECY .Ks our second childhood draws near, the spring air lures us to seek Adventure and Memo- ries, calls us to the Believe It or Not Qwe'd rather noty Circus ifatui-ing the track sensations, the Filty X'Vunners. The side shows with their bright posters and lively music attract our attention to where that devastating duo Nat Bodenbender and Pat Specht are warbling the Refrain from Slllllfflillg. The Ere eater is billed as George Volcano Crater. Stars ol' the peep show are Terry Ewing's baby chicks. Busily buzzing among the insects can be seen Marlene Grubb, managing her baseball wonders, Molly's Moth Ballers. Ann Albright's All-Star Athletics, a flea circus with a new bounce, are playing a champion basketball game on which Blake llanner is taking bets. In the next booth is Margie l'Vright showing oil her proteges, two maggots Hghting in dead Ernest. Spotting the broadcasting studio of station TENT, which is covering the circus, we enter. fflontinued on Page 28D Page Fourteenj