Wynford High School - Royale Yearbook (Bucyrus, OH)

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Educational Organizations Enrich School Program Wynford began a photography club this year. This organization was for those who would like to learn photography techniques. Mr. Rindfuss was their advisor. Another newly organized club was the Future Medical Careers Club. This organization was for those interested in the medical field. Mrs. Niece served as their advisor. Wynford has eight people who belonged to the local Jtmior A- chievement Group. They were set up like small business firms. The other newly organized club was the Librarians Club. One of their activities to raise money for t.he library was selling pecans. Their advisor was Mrs. Noblit. A: Photography Club: ROW 1: B. Kepler, P. Snyder, B. Volk. ROW 2: Mr. Rindfuss, advisor, D. Routzhon, S. Gebhardt, C. Buck. B: Future Medical Club: ROW 1: L. Eader, K. Eppley, D. Clark, QSEATEDJ L. Hieber, ROW 2: M. Campbell, D. V0nStein, S. Atkins, L. Larsen, J. Keeny, W. Sipe, H. Harris, B. Short, S. LaRue, J. Kirgis, S. Harris, P. Guinther, D. Tschanen, C. Daiber C: JA: ROW 1: B. Wilburn, P. Eden, T. Moll, S. Gardner, B. Eckstein. ROW 2: C. Campbell, B. Steinman, M. Murray Da' Librarians Club: ROW 1: Mrs. Noblet, advisor, D. Tschanen, B. Smith, B. Eckstein, B. Wilburn, D. Ream, K. Gallant, ROW 2: L. Gallant, B. Snodgrass, I. Heer, R. Snyder, D. Liles, K. Kuenzli, I. Cooper, P. TenEyck, V. Liles, T. Outhwaite, L. Hatcher. 118 Clubs Q

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'X Q X was was L X 'QW X s gN Royal Clarion Shows Talent The W.H.S. newspaper, ROY- AL CLAIRON, was a great way of telling the public of school hap- penings. Much hard work was in- volved in printing the four-page paper. The ROYAL CLARION was distributed every month under the supervision of Mr. Thomton. The Jr, I.O.E. class typed the articles, which was of great help to the R. C. staff. The newspaper was printed at Art Press Printing Co. in Bucyrus. Q ii s sgs:,.,E sk. L of E3 C s N :X N 5 QA X XY A: ROW 1: S. Rothhaar, Ass't Ed.3 A. Stormer, Sports Ed.3 V. Storm- er, Ass't. Edg ROW 2: Mr, Thor- ton, Advisor, S, Clark, Ed. B: Staff: ROW 1: B. Armbruster, V, Stormer, K. Eppley, C, Gibb, ROW 2: D. Bosler, S. Gebhaldt, R. McDaniel, K. Ruth, L. Whit- meyer, B. Steinman, ROW 3: K. Kuenzli, I. Cooper, A. Stormer, C. Armbruster, W. Sipes, S. Rothhaar. C: Typists: ROW 1: QSEATEDJ S. Dyer, C. Barth, B, Schenk, A, Hicks, M. Clark. ROW 2: E, Gearhart, B, Smith, L. White, D. Berger, L. Hatcher, L. Eader, ROW 3: J. Croneis, M. Murray, J. Gervais. -. --1

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.: Student Librarians, Office Help Volunteer Services Student librarians and office helpers are students who volunteer their services to benefit a smooth- ly operating system. There were eighteen student librarians this year who performed such tasks as issuing and signing passes, replacing books on shelves, checking bool-cs and reference ma- terial in and out, and generally keeping the library neat. Ten office helpers were a boon to Mrs. Whitmeyer and other office workers by doing typing, mimeo- graphing, and other similar office jobs that are essential to the ad- ministration. E 5 s ss S , Xrs-as i mssssrstd ss ss A: Checking attendance sheets are M. Campbell, E. Clark, and K. Bennett. B: Office helpers B. La- Rue, J. Castanien, and T. Outh- waite sort mail. C: It's test time when V. Powers, R. Leitzy, K. Schifer, and R. Taylor help at the mimeograph machine. D: Li- brarians K. Kuenzli and J. Cooper keep busy at the front desk. E: Checking the paperback shelf are R. Hartman, V. Liles, and D. Bloomfield. F2 Filmstrips are arranged by B. Metzger and D. Liles. G: Reference materials are used by I. Volk and J. Buck. I-I: The card catalogue keeps S. Stevens, B. Snodgrass, and B. Smith busy. I: Students L. Dewiel and K. Gallant receive insturction from Mrs. Noblet. J: Junior li- brarians L. Gallant and T. Outh- waite go through the stacks. K: Supervising the copy machine are B. Eckstine and B. Wilburn. Student Aides 119