Auglaize Brown High School - Oakleaf Yearbook (Oakwood, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

ih V A V • - V x i ' ' | • •? t : v ; w v V .,. ,,t ,J, Vii 1 itt i iSSE y H PRESENTING Sandra Bidlack, Editor FACULTY 5 SENIORS . 11 UNDER CL A SSMEN . 25 GRADES . 31 SPORTS . 39 MUSIC . 49 OR GA NIZA TIONS . 55 A D VER TISEMENTS . 65 - CONTENTS - 2 We, the graduating class of Auglaize-Brown High School, in this year of 1960, wish to dedicate this, our yearbook, to Mr. William F. Rohrs. Mr. Rohrs has not only been our class advisor for the last four years, but a very personal friend to each of us. With this yearbook, we express our appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Rohrs for all his assistance and patience in our many trying times and wish him continued success throughout the coming years. WILLIAM F. ROHRS DEDICA TION 1 ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Miss McQuilkin, Sharon Schwaderer, Jack Oliver, Sandra Bidlack, Greg Hornish, Myron Mohr. SECOND ROW: Sandra Hubbard, Lucille Head, Sharon McVay, Marilyn Grove, Violet Finne¬ gan, Mildred Shisler, Jeanne Bennett, Phyllis Porter, Wanda Carnahan, Sharon Andrews, Wilma Porter, Ruth Ann Shisler, Alice Horner. THIRD ROW: Helen Matson, Tom Lloyd, Wayne Butler, Don Bradford, Lawrence Densmore, Richard Huff, Nicky Spencer, Stanley Adams, Junior Fohner, Glen Deatrick, Dean Colwell, Darwin Lee. We, the members of the Annual Staff, have worked hard in preparing this annual. We hope to bring to each of you the memories of the many happy and sad experiences we have had this year at O.H.S. THE EDITOR ' S DESK LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss McQuilkin, Ad¬ visor; Sharon Schwaderer, Business Manager; Jack Oliver, Assistant Editor; Sandra Bidlack, Editor. BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Dean Young, Vice-President; Dorotha Bates, Clerk; Paul Kohart, President. SECOND ROW: Richard Hornish, Warren Anspach, Beryl Leatherman. The Board of Education consists of a group of interested citizens of our community who have devoted their time to our school. We wish to thank them for everything they have done for us. Our Superintendent, Mr. Richard Jordan, has always been ready to assist the students in every way. He has been at Oakwood High School for five years, and we all appreciate the help he has given us. Mr. Wayne Miller has been our Principal for the past two years, as well as Basketball Coach and Athletic Director. As Principal, he has always listened to our excuses with understanding. RICHARD H. JORDAN, Superintendent WAYNE E. MILLER, Principal MRS. MARY MOSIER Education: Bowling Green. Grade: 4-5 Hobbies; Traveling, Music MRS. LOUISE STOVER Education: Defiance, Bowling Green. Grade; 2 Hobby: Bowling MRS. KATHRYN DEATRICK Education: Defiance. Grade; 4 Hobby: Music MR. ALLEN HOLETON Education: Defiance. Grade; 6-7 Hobbies: Sports MRS. ANNA LEE ADAMS Education: Defiance. Grade; Kindergarten Hobby; Swimming MRS. LAURA SPEAKMAN Education: Defiance, Bowling Green. Grade; 5 Hobbies: Crossword Puzzles, Flowers, Sewing. MRS. BONNIE SHISLER Education; Bowling Green. Grade: 6 Hobbies: Reading, Flower Gardening. MRS. BETTY BRANT Education: Defiance. Bowling Green. Grade; 1 Hobbies: Collecting Antiques. 7 -1 MISS EVELYN PRENTICE Education: Defiance, Bowling Green. Grade: 3 Hobbies: Reading, Music. MRS. ROSABELLE STEVENS Education: Bowling Green, Defiance. Grade: 2-3 Hobby: Reading. MRS. LEAH SMITH Education: Bowling Green. Subject; Home Economics. Hobbies: Metal and Leather Craft. MRS. ELEANOR GOODENOUGH Education: Bowling Green, Defiance. Grade: 1 Hobbies: Reading, Sewing. MRS. TEMPLE ANN LOGAN Education: Bowling Green. Subjects: Elementary Music, Girls Physical Education. Hobbies: Bowling, Golf, Swimming. MRS. LUCILLE CUSTER Education: Miami University. Grade: 7 Hobby: Bowling. MR. WILLIAM ROHRS Education: Ohio State Subjects: Vocational Agriculture. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. MR. OTIS GRAEBNER Education: Adrian, Ball State. Subjects: Social Studies, Speech. Hobbies: Traveling, History. 8 MR. HAROLD COOK Education: Ohio State, Ohio Northern, Defiance. Subjects: General Science, Physics, Chemistry. Hobbies: Photography, Flying. MR. GLENN WOODRING Education: Defiance, University of Toledo. Subjects: Bookkeeping, Mathe¬ matics. Hobbies: Fishing, Photography, Woodworking. 9 MISS RUTH McQUILKIN Education: Bowling Green. Subjects: Typing, Office Practice, Shorthand, Gen¬ eral Business. Hobby: Reading. MR. JOHN CHRISTMAN Education: Ohio State, Northwestern, Bowling Green, Indiana University. Subjects: Music. Hobbies: Record Collection, Elec¬ tronics, Outdoor Sports. MRS. CHARLOTTE GILLETT Education: University of Michigan. Subjects: French, English, American Government. Hobby: Music. MISS JULEAH WILLIAMS Education: Bowling Green. Subjects: English. Hobbies: Music, Reading. MISS BARBARA GILLILAND Education: Moody Institute. Subjects: Religious Education. Hobby: Traveling. MR. LESTER BOWSHER Education: Ohio Northern. Subjects: Driver Training, Mathe¬ matics, Biology, Physical Education. Hobbies: Fishing, Reading. PERSONNEL Mrs. Phyllis Mohr has been our school secretary for the past five years. She has done a splendid job in keeping the office records in order and all the many other tasks required of her. She has been a friend to all of us, and we all appreci¬ ate what she has done for us. Mrs. Barbara Donley is taking over the duties of secre¬ tary. In the few weeks she was with us, we all learned to appreciate and respect her. We wish her much success in the future. MRS. BARBARA DONLEY AND MRS. PHYLLIS MOHR Manford Bodenmeyer, Ed Stover, Ernie Corneliussen, Dan Dodge, George Specht, Ansel Grove, Milo Rhees, and Roy Agnes were the men who Had the large responsibility of bringing us to school and taking us home each day. They deserve much credit for the fine job they have done. COOKS Mr. Mrs. Dan Dodge, Mr. Mrs. Aaron Kohart, and Ira Mohr have been our custodians this year. We wish to thank them for the excellent work they have done in keeping our building warm, neat, and clean. Ethel Adams, Mary Lois Kohart, and Rebecca Boden¬ meyer were our efficient cooks this year. We all must admit that they have pre¬ pared very tasty meals. BUS DRIVERS 10 CUSTODIANS wmm LARRY GERKEN Basketball 2; FFA 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Yo, Ho, Ho, and a bottle of rum. Known for her sparkling wit and sense of humor. HELEN MATSON Annual Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Girls Chorus 4, Girls Cho¬ rus Officer 4; FHA 1; District Music Festival 4; County Cho¬ rus 3, Girls Ensemble 4; Li¬ brarian 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3,4. TOMMY LLOYD Basketball Manager 1, 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. Remember it ' s the turtle who won the race. The only way to have a friend is to be one. SHARON SCHWADERER Librarian 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1, 3, County Chorus 3; Office Help 4; District Scholarship Test 1,4; Class Treasurer 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Class Play 3,4; County Beauty Con¬ testant 3; Annual Business Manager 4. 12 A light heart lives long. VIOLET FINNEGAN FHA 2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. JACK OLIVER Track 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2; Class Officer 2,3, 4; Student Council 2,3; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Assistant Annual Editor 4; Class Play 3; Scholarship Team 1,2, 3,4; National Merit Scholar¬ ship Test 3; Senior Scholarship Test 4. Co-Salutatorian. He ' s a man of a few million words. i Her vocabulary really isn ' t so large--It ' s the rapid turnover. MILDRED SHISLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 1. 2, 3, 4; County Band 2, 4, District Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Officer 1, 2, 3,4; Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1,3, District Chorus 4; District Auditions 1, 2; State Auditions 2; Class Officer 1; Newspaper Staff 1,4; Librarian 1,3; Class Play 3, 4; Girls Bas¬ ketball 2,3,4; Girls Softball 1, 2; Science Club 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; District Scholarship Test 4; Citizenship Award 4; District Prince of Peace Contest 3; .Co-Salutatorian. LAWRENCE DENS MORE Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. For he ' s a jolly good fellow. DEAN COLWELL Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Test 3; Senior Scholarship Test 4; District Scholarship Team 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; An¬ nual Staff 4; Science Club 4; Class Play 4; Valedictorian. Use your brain, it ' s the little things that count. Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels good. GREGORY HORNISH Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Track 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Band Officer 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1,3, County Chorus 1, 3; Class Officer 1,2,4; Student Council President 4; Merit Scholarship Test 3; Annual Staff 4; News¬ paper Staff 4; Class Play 4. Wanted! The Big M -- money. PHILLIP BROWN Class Officer 3; Basketball 2; FFA1.2, 3,4, Parliamentary Procedure 1, 2, 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. SHARON ANDREWS Gym Instructor 3; FHA 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Office Help 4; Annual Staff 4. Silence is golden. mm Best things come in small packages. SANDRA HUBBARD Transfer from Jackson High School 3; Mixed Chorus 3, Chorus Officer 3, Girls Chorus 4, Girls Ensemble 4, County Chorus 3, District Music Festi¬ val 4; District Scholarship Test 3; Office Help 4; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff. NICKY SPENCER Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; FFA 4. Wanted--Women dead or alive, preferably alive. His eyes, how they twinkle, His laughter, how merry. DON BRADFORD Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4. America ' s most likely playboy. Always quiet--Her natural asset. MARILYN GROVE Class Officer 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Gym Instructor 3; Annual Staff4. MYRON MOHR Class Officer 1,3; Student Council 1,3; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4, Band Officer 2,3; County Band 4; Chorus 1,3; District Music Festival 3; Class Play 3,4; Speech Class Play 2; District Scholarship Test 1,2,4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Na¬ tional Merit Scholarship Test 3; Librarian 2, French Club 2, 3,4, President 4, Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. JERRY BORCK Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 2,4; District Scholar¬ ship Team 2; Annual Staff 4. Keep on your toes with no doze . 14 With Jerry life is Mary. JERRY STOLLER Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, County Chorus 1,3; Band 1,2, 3, 4; County Band 2,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Show Band 4; Class Play 3,4; FFA 1,4; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 1,4; FFA Basketball 1,4; Basketball 1; Speech Class Play 2. JUNIOR FOHNER Basketball 3,4; FFA 1, 2, 3; FFA Public Speaking 3; Parlia¬ mentary Procedure 2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. It takes a tall person to see what ' s going on in the World. PHYLLIS PORTER Girls Basketball 2,3,4; News¬ paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Science Club 4; Cafeteria Help 1; Class Play 4. A smile makes life worth living. Love is just a chemical reac¬ tion, but it ' s fun to find the formula. RICHARD HUFF Band 1, 2,3,4; Band Officer 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 2, 4; District Band 2, 4, District Auditions 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, County Chorus 1,3; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Play 3,4; Bowling Team 3. SANDRA BIDLACK Band 1, 2,3,4; Band Officer 2, 3,4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, County Band 2, 4; District Band 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 1, 2; School Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4; District Solo Auditions 1, 2,3, 4; State Solo Auditions 1,4; Class Officer 1,3; Annual Staff 1, 3, 4; Annual Editor 4; FHA 1; Office Help 3,4; District Scholarship Test 2,3; Senior Scholarship Test 4; French Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Class Play 4; District Prince of Peace Contest 2. Lovely to look at, delightful to know. For sale—1, 000, 000 laughs cheap! STANLEY ADAMS FFA 4; Baseball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 4. 15 Don ' t do today what you could do tomorrow. WAYNE BUTLER FFA 3,4; FFA Advisor on Parlia¬ mentary Procedure 4; FFA Bas¬ ketball 4; Basketball Manager 3,4. MARY WARNER Band 1,2, Pep Band 1, District Solo Auditions 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; Girls Softball Team 1,2; Class Play 3,4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Gage Merit Scholarship Test 4; Annual Staff 4. There are more important things than money, but what can I do without it. Industry is the parent of fortune. FRANK REINECK FFA 1,4; Parliamentary Proce¬ dure 4; FFA Basketball 1,4; Visual Aids 2,4; District Scholar¬ ship Team 2, Senior Scholar¬ ship Test 4. WANDA CARNAHAN Annual Staff 4; Play Usher 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Assistant Librarian 4. Spoke when speaking to. LUCILLE HEAD Girls Basketball 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Speech Class Play 2; Annual Staff 4. All She wants out of School is herself. To err is human, to forgive divine. DARWIN LEE FFA 1,2,3; FFA Basketball 1,2, 3; Class Play 3; Speech Class Play 2, Newspaper Staff 2; Visual Aids 4; Chorus 1, County Chorus 1. 16 Happy as a wave that dances on the sea. ALICE HORNER Band 1, 2, 3,4; Band Officer 4; Pep Band 2, 4; County Band 2; Mixed ' Chorus 1, 2,3; Girls Chorus 4, Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 4, County Chorus 1,3; District Music Fes¬ tival 4; District Ensemble Auditions 1, 2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; FHA 1. EUGENE YENSER FFA 1, 2,3,4; Parliamentary Procedure 1,3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. Learning more but enjoying it less. SHARON McVAY FHA 1; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Elementary Librarian 4. She has the reputation of being outspoken by no one! Drive your Chevrolet through the USA and walk back. GLEN DEATRICK FFA 1, 2,3, Officer 1, 2,3, FFA Public Speaking 3, Parlia¬ mentary Procedure 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 3, 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Agriculture Scholarship Test 4; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 3; Class Play 4. 17 Wanted-one golf course-. CHARLES BAKER Transfer from Edgewood High School 3; Band 3,4, Pep Band 3,4; Band Captain 4, County Band 4; Track 3, 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Speech Class Play 4. WILMA PORTER Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1, 2; Band Officer 2; Class Officer 2; District Scholarship Test 2,3; Librarian 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls Basket¬ ball 2,3,4; FFA Queen 2; County Beauty Contestant 2,3. She looks quiet--but is she? CLASS OFFICERS: Greg Horhish, President; Marilyn Grove, Secretary; Glen Deatrick, Student Council Representative; Jack Oliver, Vice- President; Sharon Schwaderer, Treasurer, BEST PERSONALITY CLASS FLOWER . . Carnation CLASS COLORS. Royal Blue and White CLASS MOTTO. Climb High, Climb Far, Your aim, the Sky Your goal, the Star BEST LOOKING Greg Hornish, Sandra Hubbard SENIORA LITIES Richard Huff, Sharon Schwaderer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dean Colwell Marilyn Grove BEST DRESSED Nicky Spencer Phyllis Porter I l m - . SENIORA LITIES BEST ATHLETES Jerry Borck, Mary Warner LOUDEST Phil Brown, Wanda Carnahan MOST INTELLIGENT Jack Oliver, Sandra Bidlack BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Stanley Adams, Alice Horner MUSICAL TALENTED Jerry Stoller, Mildred Shisler CL A SS HISTORY In the year 1956 when September rolled around, 54 eager freshmen entered the doors of the Oakwood school . We learned that Mr. Rohrs and Mr. Thoburn were to be our advisors for the year. Those who answered the roll call were Stanley Adams, Sharon Andrews, Janice Aldrich, Sandra Bidlack, Ellen Bidlack, Jerry Borck, Don Bradford, Charlene Brown, Phillip Brown, Wayne Butler, Wanda Carnahan, Dean Colwell, Charlene Deatrick, Glen Deatrick, Lawrence Densmore, Terry Eblin, Joyce Etter, Violet Finnegan, Junior Fohner, Larry Gerken, Jeanetta Good, Mari¬ lyn Grove, Harvey Head, Lucille Head, Alice Horner, Nancy Horner, Gregory Hornish, Richard Huff, Darwin Lee, Tommy Lloyd, Helen Matson, Sharon McVay, Leo Merriman, Catherine Miller, Shirley Mobley, Myron Mohr, Melvin Myers, Jack Oliver, Phyllis Porter, Wilma Porter, Franklin Reineck, Kathleen Rhees, Donna Shaffer, Sharon Schwaderer, Mildred Shisler, Michael Singer, Nicky Spencer, Jerry Stoller, Ruth Teegarden, Mary Warner, Joyce Weible, Lulu Bell Wilder, Eugene Yenser, and Gary Yoh. Our class officers for this year were: President, Myron Mohr; Vice President, Greg Hornish; Secretary, Sandra Bidlack; Treasurer, Mildred Shisler; News Reporter, Marilyn Grove; and Stu¬ dent Council Representative, Charlene Brown. In October we were initiated by the sophomores, making us feel like real high school students. In September, 1957, we entered the school doors as sophomores. Those who didn ' t return were Jeanetta Good, Shirley Mobley, and Michael Singer. During the year we lost Ellen Bidlack. Our class officers for this year were: President, Jack Oliver; Vice President, Greg Hornish; Secretary, Wilma Porter; Treasurer, Marilyn Grove; News Reporter, Myron Mohr; and Student Council Representative, Sandra Bidlack. Our advisors were Mr. Rohrs and Mr. Thoburn. This year we initiated the freshmen and had different money-making activities. The next September we found ourselves entering as juniors with Mr. Rohrs as our advisor. Those who didn ' t return were Charlene Deatrick, Terry Eblin, Nancy Horner, Lulu Bell Wilder, and Gary Yoh. Those we lost during the year were Janice Aldrich, Catherine Miller, Kathleen Rhees, and Ruth Teegarden. We added two new members to our class, Sandra Hubbard and Charles Baker. Our class officers for the junior year were: President, Myron Mohr; Vice President, Jack Oliver; Secretary, Marilyn Grove; Treasurer, Sandra Bidlack; News Reporter, Phillip Brown; and Student Council Representatives, Greg Hornish and Jack Oliver. This year we were pretty busy. We ordered our class rings, which we were very proud of. In November we presented a play, Headin ' for the Hills, under the direction of Mr. Graebner. We worked very hard preparing the Junior-Senior Prom which we presented May 2, 1959, with the theme With A Song In My Heart. In September 1959, we entered the school once again, only this time as seniors. This was our best and busiest year. Once again Mr. Rohrs was our advisor. Those who didn ' t return were Charlene Brown, Harvey Head, and Leo Merriman. Those whom we lost during the year were: Joyce Etter, Melvin Myers, Joyce Weible, and Donna Shafer. We elected for our senior officers the following: President, Greg Hornish; Vice President, Jack Oliver; Secretary, Marilyn Grove; Treasurer, Sharon Schwaderer; News Reporter, Stanley Adams; and Student Council Representative, Glen Deatrick. We ordered our announcements and name cards, and in October we went to Fostoria to have our senior pictures taken. We chose our class colors which are royal blue and white; and our class flower, the carnation. Our class motto is Climb High, Climb Far, Your Aim, the Sky, Your Goal, the Star. In April we presented our play, Sunkissed, under the direction of Mrs. David Logan. We greatly appreciated the beautiful prom which the juniors presented to us on May 7, 1960, entitled, An Evening in Paris. On May 15, we left for our trip to Washington, D. C. accompanied by Mr. Mrs. Rohrs. Our Baccalaureate was held May 22, 1960, and Commencement May 27, 1960. As we leave these doors, we shall never forget these wonderful years we spent at O.H.S. 20 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I Item I; We, the Senior Class of 1960, on the 27th day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty, being of disabled and feeble minds, strong bodies, and without any memories of things we have done against the rules of our school, do hereby bequeath our various eartly posses¬ sions, to the feeble-minded underclassmen. Item II; To the teachers, we the class of ' 60 bequeath all our books, chairs, chewed pencils, leaky pens and all our unprepared and unfinished lessons. Item III; To the dear ole school, we bequeath our noise, pencil marks, chewing gum, and all waste paper left by us because without the above mentioned, our halls of O.H.S. will never be . ' •he same. AR T |CLE II I, Stanley Adams, bequeath my ability to give speeches at pep meetings to anyone who thinks he can I, Sharon Andrews, bequeath my quietness to Dianne Cooper. I, Charles Baker, bequeath my ability to fall off a chair in the library to Doug McBride. I, Sandra Bidlack, bequeath all my headaches and problems of editing this annual to Ruth Ann Shisler. Don’t let them get you down, Ruthie! I, Jerry Borck, bequeath my ability to play basketball to Steven Mohr. I, Don Bradford, bequeath my ability to play basketball to the freshman boys. I, Phil Brown, bequeath my ability to maintain superior grades to my brother, Dave. I, Wayne Butler, bequeath my extra weight to my brother, Joe. I, Wanda Carnahan, bequeath my ability to be noisy to Dave Kohart. I, Dean Colwell, bequeath my ability to ride railroads and smoke cigar butts to Orval Mullen. I, Glen Deatrick, bequeath my ability to hear tardy bells to Mr. Graebner. I, Lawrence Densmore, bequeath my ability to learn to make gravy to Dianna Feeney. I, Junior Fohner, bequeath my height to Joe Butler. I, Violet Finnegan, bequeath my typing ability to Jerry Aldrich. I, Larry Gerken, bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Dana McCague. I, Marilyn Grove, bequeath my quietness to my sister, Carolyn. I, Lucille Head, bequeath my ability to graduate from high school to Sue Shaffer. I, Alice Horner, bequeath my a bility for getting sailors back to the Annapolis base on time to anyone liking night-time mountain driving. We, Gregory Hornish and Myron Mohr, bequeath our sisters, Beth Ann and Cheryl, to Mr. Cook. Can you name the fifty capitals girls? I, Sandra Hubbard, bequeath my colored pencils to my sister Zip (Faith Ann) in hopes that she will get superiors in history class. I, Richard Huff, bequeath my good behavior in Mr. Cook ' s study hall to my brother, Steve. I, Darwin Lee, bequeath my everything to everybody. I, Tom Lloyd, bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Graebner to Tank McCague. I, Helen Matson, bequeath my ability to goof up a square dance in gym class to Gert Klein. I, Sharon McVay, bequeath my ability to learn to like shorthand to Margie Ames. I, Jack Oliver, bequeath to Gary Thomas the amount of 20 lbs. to enable him to elbow more proficiently in basketball. I, Phyllis Poricr, bequeath my ability to sit still to Ann Keck. I, Wilma Porter, bequeath my ability to stay calm and have the courage to ride on Bill Finnegan ' s bus for twelve year: to Alan Kohart. I, Franklin Reineck, bequeath my abilities to anyone who thinks that they can afford them. I, Sharon Schwaderer, bequeath my likeness for books and ability to make book reports without any trouble to my sister Mary Lou and her friend Beth Ann Hornish. I, Mildred Shisler, bequeath my ability to make it to school just as the tardy bell rings to Judy Burt, Good Luck, Judy! I, Jerry Stoller, bequeath my shortness to anyone who is willing to take it and give me in return their height. I, Nicky Spencer, bequeath my ability to be a nonconformist especially during assemblies by being the only one to clap extremely loud to anyone who thinks they can do it. I, Mary Warner, bequeath my ability to play basketball to my sister, Ruth. I, Eugene Yenser, bequeath my ability to get spankings to anyone strong enough to endure them. PROPHECY This is HELEN MATSON and ALICE HORNER, your roving announcers from radar and T.V. station OHS, broadcasting from the planet earth. These are the facts and nothing will be with¬ held to protect the guilty, as we take you into the year of 1970. As we stroll down the ruby-paved avenue of New York, we see something familiar about the large building at our right. The huge sign reads, You stab ' em, we slab ' em. As we get a closer view, we see it is a mortuary owned by STANLEY ADAMS, PHIL BROWN, and EU¬ GENE YENSER. We hear it is a very profitable business. As we turn down Madison Avenue, we see a dress shop which to our surprise is owned by LUCILLE HEAD and VIOLET FINNEGAN. They design SHARON ANDREW ' S clothes for her nightly appearances in Cry Baby Blues starring MILLIE SHISLER. We hear it is a great hit, but why not, with a co-star like LARRY Glamour-boy GERKEN. Naturally, their success in pictures is due to the constant effort of CHARLES BAKER, their dramatic teacher. Turning down Saphire Street we see the Earth Pansey baseball team at practice. Their pitcher, MARY speed-ball WARNER has set a record with no wins for this season. While we are still on the subject of sports, we have four very famous basketball players to coach our Hot Shot School basketball team in New York. They are JUNIOR Stringbean FOHN F R, GREGORY Romeo HORNISH, DON Pretty Boy BRADFORD, and JERRY Cassanova BORCK. As we continue our tour, we come to Loose Brain College with all its brilliant students. In passing through the science lab, we see JACK OLIVER and DEAN COLWELL working on a new experiment on How to increase the size of pgymies. They have not had very good suc¬ cess so far. In leaving the college, we stop at the secretary ' s office and to our surprise, we see none other than MARILYN GROVE behind the desk. As we leave the main building we approach the campus snack bar and hear three great Vahs for SHARON SCHWADERER, the campus queen and also for RICHARD HUFF, the cam¬ pus king. Stepping inside we bump into PHYLLIS and WILMA PORTER, who are studying modeling, under the guidance of SANDRA HUBBARD. Sitting at a near table, feeding their faces are TOM LLOYD, DARWIN LEE, and FRANKLIN REINECK. They tell us they are taking a course in Agriculture and are learning how to obtain chocolate milk from a brown cow. As yet, they ' ve been unsuccessful . As we are leaving the campus, we see a small building secluded from the public by a group of evergreen trees. Being suspicious about the building, we cautiously approach it. Who should greet us but Dr. MYRON MOHR, who is a psychiatrist at the college. He tells us his latest patient is NICKY Goof-Off SPENCER who is now a famous comedian on T.V. His partner is JERRY STOLLER. Leaving the campus grounds, we are walking toward town when we see two figures approaching. We recognize our old classmates SHARON McVAY and WANDA CARNAHAN. They are both pushing baby carriages with the cutest little babies. As you have guessed, they are both happily married. Walking further down the street, our attention is drawn by a loud shout of a newspaper boy whom we recognize as LAWRENCE DENSMORE. We bought a paper and looking at it we see headlines proclaiming that SANDRA BIDLACK has just won the title of Miss America. We also see by the paper that GLEN DEATRICK has been chosen Father of the Year. He now has 13 lovely children. Glancing on the sports page, WAYNE BUTLER ' S name is drawn to our attention. He saved a boy ' s life during a basketball game, by being an expert on artificial respiration. We have enjoyed the day very much, as we once again got together with our old classmates. And now with our journey ended, we will retire to our apartments. 22 The Senior Class of 1960 left for Washington May 15 with their chaperones, Mr. and Mrs. William Rohrs. We all had a wonderful time. It was indeed a pleasure trip as well as a very educational one 1. Waitin ' at the station. 2. Time to go to bed? 3. What ' s so funny? 4. Get up, you sleepyhead. 5. What ' s behind those bars? 6. Is it interesting, girls? 7. Our own floor show? 8. It must have got her down. 9. The end of a perfect week. Candid Shots Of Class Trip COMMENCEMENT : Wit ml ■n- i ■ ■ ■ M lil ill - IjHMir ’ ' ' 1 ’ ' i «, Mf BLM • T if Sit j . || E jE Ur t o ii S l HM ¥• 1 1 ' :| E --• 2 1 -Photo by Mohr -Program- Processional .Mrs. Frank D. Ward, Organist Invocation.The Reverend Duane Johnson Pastor, Oakwood E. U. B. Church Salutatory.Miss Mildred Shisler Special Number.Mixed Ensemble Salutatory.Mr. Jack Oliver Valedictory.Mr. Dean Colwell Guest Speaker.Professor Russell J. Hosier University of Wisconsin Presentation of Class.Superintendent R. H. Jordan Presentation of Diplomas.Mr. Paul Kohart President, Board of Education Alma Mater.Everyone Recessional Mrs. Frank D. Ward 24 JUNIORS Aden, Joyce Ames, Margie Bennett, Jean Bennett, Leroy Bidlack, Francis Breckler, Carolyn Butler, Helen Coil, Margaret Donley, Donna Jo Durham, Myra Frederick, Barbara Frederick, Gary Fry, Ed Fuller, Linda Golliver, Shirley Grimes, Eugene Grove, Carolyn Guyton, Goldie Hahn, Karen Harmon, Carol Hunt, Donna Johnson, Julie Keck, Ann Ketner, Keith Klein. Gertrude Kohart, David Kohart, Jayne McBride, Larry McCague, Dana McCague, Diane Mowery, Mick Myers, Martin Porter, Deloris Reineck, Mary Schilt, Glenda Sherry, Carl Shisler, Janis Shisler, Ruth Ann Retcher, Barbara Thomas, Robert Thomas, Gary Thrasher, Shirley VValdschmidt, Dan . Robert Thomas . Gary Thomas . Carolyn Grove . Julie Johnson Ruth Ann Shisler Dan Waldschmidt President. Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Reporter . Student Council SOPHOMORES Aldrich, Jerry Baldwin, Robert Belau, Mary Ann Bidlack, Jean Boroff, Tom Bott, Catherine Bradford, Viola Breckler, Linda Brown, Carolyn Brown, Dave Bupp, John Butler, Merlin Carnahan, George Corneliussen, Nylice Dangler, Klee Dimock, Brenda Eblin, Loretta Farris, Elizabeth Feeney, Dianne Frederick, Carol Gerken, Gary Goodenough, Dana Goodenough, Marilyn Grunden, Glen Heller, Dianne Hornish, Beth Ann Huff, Steve Keezer, Alan Klein, Sharon Kohart, Linda McBride, Doug McCullough, Kathy Mohr, Cheryl Mohr, Susan Olvera, Victoria Pessefall, Daniel Scherer, Barbara Schilt, Linda Schlegal, Dinah Shaffer, Sue Stork, Larry Ulam, Elaine Winchester, Donald President.Orval Mullen Vice-President.Steve Huff Secretary. . . . Mary Lou Schawderer Treasurer.Barbara Scherer Andrews, Rollie Bauer, Ronald Thomas, Walter Lawrence, Jim ABSENT: Keezer, Bonnie Mullen, Orval Schawderer, Mary Lou FRESHMEN Aden, Mary Andrews, Linda Bauer, Donald Burt, Judith Carnahan, Larry Cooper, Cheryl Delany, Judith Doster, Charles Farris, Jean Ferris, Stuart Finnegan, Paul Fohner, Betty Fuller, Darhl Fuller, Judith Hahn, James Horner, Judith Jacobs, Karen Kohart, Alan Lawrence, Joe McClure, Carla Mobley, Carol Mobley, Jerry Moore, Robert Parrish, Joe Pessefall, Betty Proxmire, Gaylord Rau, Donna Retcher, Jerry Risley, Jo Ann Roughton, Rita Schlegal, Oliver Schwaderer, Carolyn Sharp, Judith Sharp, Marilyn Sherry, Phillip Shisler, Suzanne Sickmiller, Judith Spencer, Bonita Stork, Gary Stover, Kathryn Thomas, Henry Warner, Ruth Wilder, Otis President.Judy Delany Vice-President.Mary Aden Secretary.Linda Andrews Treasurer.Joe Parrish Reporter.Cheryl Cooper Student Council . . . .Carla McClure 28 Dangler, David Dodge, Gary Donley, Linda Etter, Dianne Fogle, Gary Fulmer, Tom Goeltzenleuchter, Rolland Golliver, Nila Grimes, Kathryn Harmon, Martin Hubbard, Faith Keezer, Carol Kohart, Mike Kohart, Patricia LaFountain, Sandra Leatherman, Joyce Lee, Darlene Link, Robert McCullough, Jean McClure, Barbara Pier, John Retcher, Brenda Saxton, John Schilt, Sandra Schlegal, Dinah Simon, Mike Stoller, Brenda Thrasher, Dennis ABSENT: Bradford, Roger Bradford, Paul President Vice-President . Secretary. Treasurer Reporter . Student Council . Brenda Retcher . Patricia Kohart . . Darlene Lee . . Gary Dodge Sandra Schilt . Shirley Colwell 1. Go! Pam Go! 2. Tell me more, Don. 3. Home permanent ad. 4. I said, Come to order 5. Sing to me boys 6. Ain’t she cute 7. Dance you Junior cuties 8. Give me that! 9. This is the line up 10. Now a short toothpaste commercial. 11. Don ' t try to sing now. 12. Heros they call them. 30 i JL KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Young, Connie Shisler, Sue White, Rhonda Roughton, Pam McCullough, Susan Young, Debbie Thomas, Debbie Elliott. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Adams, Doyle Ladd, George Gomez, John Hahn, Jim Price, Joe Sickmiller, David Grindstaff, Kirk Bidlack, Ronnie Burt, Bobby Tracy. ABSENT: Connie Finnegan, Ann Hahn, Diane Hays, Karen Porter, Sue Spitnale. FIRST ROW: Joe Essex, Steve Barnes, Kathy Retcher, Janet Lloyd, Stephanie Bidlaok, Judy Costello, Rebecca Keck, Marcia Meeks, Richard Skiver. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Adams, Chris Bradford, John Weaver, John Breckler, Donald Price, Joe Bidlack, Steve Yenser, Bobbie Saylor, James Goings, Greg Frederick, George Wagner. ABSENT: Mollie Kochel. 32 FIRST GRADES FIRST ROW: Mike LaFountain, Wendy Nier, Sue Roughton, Ruth Ann Schick, Elaine Noffsinger, Kathy Leatherman, Sandra Scarbrough, Benita Schlatter, Rebecca Matson. SECOND ROW: Billy Price, Larry Breckler, Ronnie Ott, Darla Ladd, Diana Noble, Laurel Kochel, Charles McClure, Eddie Slone. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Goodenough, Freddie Keezer, Stephen Sholl, Bobby Meyers, Richard Bidlack, Gary Wolfe, Eddie Wagner, Jimmy Lee, Gary Porter, Philip Tamayo. ABSENT: Margarite Vallejo. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Gerken, Susan Barker, Paulette Copsey, Christy Colwell, Lee Ann Adams, Hope Bupp, Faith Bupp, Gloria Gomez, Jean Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Bruce Erford, Barbara Grindstaff, Esperanza Garcia, Pamela Elston, Cheryl Fellers, Shirley Holt, Deborah Hassel- schwert, Sharon Sharp. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Brant, Larry Holbrook, Gordon Johnson, Kenneth Grimes, Eddie Keezer, Patrick Buchman, Delbert Densmore, Daniel Hornish, Ricky Bidlack, Ricky Corneliussen. 33 SECOND GRADE f , ! JM fft « « ] ■... j , ' ' i Mi oil kip. M , v 9 f • Q J � HJMi ' MuL JKj | III 1 I 1 U 1 | | M- - F | ■In FIRST ROW: Linda Roughton, Sandra Skiver, Karen Shisler, Pamela McBride, Donna Van Scoder, Linda Parrish, Pamela Jordan, Judy Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Danny Ordway, Greg Sharp, Dennis Tuohy, Arthur Wisecup, Phyllis Grindstaff, Paula Asbury, Michelle Harris, Debra Keezer, Jeannie Timbers, Kristi May, Mark Yenser, Donald Heller, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stover, Billy Roberts, Daniel Breckler, Gary Leather man, Ralph Schlatter, Paul Grindstaff, Stephen Hahn, Richard McCague, Melvin Retcher, Roger Vallejo, David White, Lynn Parrish. ABSENT: Debra Johnson, Terry Wright. SECOND—THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Patricia Saxton, Karen Bupp, Carol Rakes, Margaret Durham, Doris Frederick, Judy Copsey, Karolyn Barker, Vickey Bennett. SECOND ROW: Francis Proxmire, Junior Quintero, Lynn Bradford, David Williams, David Barker, Bernard English, Michael Pessefall, Michael Stork, Gary Deatrick, Mary Conley, Dari Noffsinger, Leo Brown. THIRD ROW: Johnnie Brown, Wally Tamayo, Benny Slone, Angeline Reineck, Penny Norling, Gloria Schick, Ronald Singer, Michael Buchman, Roger Shaffer. ABSENT: Tom Thomas. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Jackie Meeks, Julie Bennett, Sharon Bullinger, Linda Goings, Doris Laurence, Margaret Doster, Wanda Brown, Mary Ann Brittig. SECOND ROW: Dennis Erford, Glenn Ans- pach, Lowell Shisler, Mary Bauer, Jeane Grimes, Linda Lee, Lydia Movchan, Nona Frederick, Janis Bidlack, Eric Elston, Billy Dotterer, Dennis McVay, Donnie McCullough. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Prentice, Billy Horner, Ray Garcia, John Breckler, Billy Sharp, Terry Deatrick, Noble Bidlack, Roddy Heath, James Hohenberger, Timmy Mitchell, Orvil Bray, Larry Ott. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Connie Deatrick, Sandra Frederick, Irma Quintero, Laray Conley, Charlene Grant, Deborah Grindstaff, Karen Grimes, Jeanie Erford. SECOND ROW: Douglas Williams, Alan Essex, Larry Mobley, John Johnson, Marjorie Grimes, Patricia Bradford, Shirley Lee, Kathy Jacobs, John Aden, Danny Boroff, Gary Dangler, Harold Hahn. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Deatrick, Samuel Schlatter, Steven Long, Douglas Klinger, Larry Breckler, Jerry Yoh, Gary Wagner, Augustine Tomaya, Gary Young, John Richardson, Frank Lloyd, Kirk Cooper. FOURTH-FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Nina Keezer, Judy Ordway, Brenda Huff, Nancy Meeks, Cheryl Ball, Karen May, Ola Movchan, Ann Deatrick, Linda McClure. SECOND ROW: Harold Schilt, Mrs. Mosier, Glen Schilt, Marvin Retcher, Ray Noffsinger, Edward Ott, Earnest Ross, Michael McCullough, Rolland Myers. THIRD ROW: Patrick Holt, Charles Timbers, Larry McClure, James Mowery, Emmett Klein, William Mowery, Floyd Wagner, Robert Norling. FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Karen Brandehoff, Linda Moore, Jane Donley, Tonda Williams, Judy Bidlack, Marie Gomez, Peggy Lawrence, Cinda Bidlack, Sheryl English, Lois Schlatter. SECOND ROW: Eugene Corneliussen, William Brown, Richard Colwell, Susan Grindstaff,. Santos Garcia, Kathryn Doster, Marsha Retcher, Linda Ott. Robert Bradford, Rollin Bradford, Danny Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stouffer, Donald Bidlack, Raymond Frederick, Dennis Parrish, Gene Delaney, Marie Arellano, John Brittig, Steven Mohr, Eddie Myers, Ronald Deatrick, Dennis Frederick, Esteoban Garcia. illllii SIXTH GRADE FIftST ROW: Mary Garcia, Conchita Gomez, Marie Arellano, Darlene Gerken, Carlotta Dimock, Bonnie Shultz, Juanita Bidlack, Lora Lee Brown, Lorene Corneliussen, Mary Ellen Anderson, SEC¬ OND ROW: Bobby Brown, Ronnie Heller, Lynn Wickerham, Suzanna Sharp, Connie Koenig, Rose¬ mary Brittig, Shirley Wolfe, Wanda Thomas, Paul Yenser, Patricia Deatrick, Vicki Fulmer, Karen Green, Linda Conley, Phyllis Breckler. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Shisler, Gary LaFountain, Paul Stork, Douglas Hohenberger, Gary Carnahan, Deloy Dotterer, Billy Lee, John Gibler, Aurelio Quintero, Joe Mead, Ted Burt, Richard Golliver. SIXTH-SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Connie Retcher, Betty Schlatter, Carol Reynolds, Rose Ann Schilt, Patricia Essex, Janet Singer, Janie Tamayo, Sharon Schilt. SECOND ROW: Robert Shaffer, Paula Singer, Dian Williams, Janice Mitchell, Sandra Yenser, Edith Porter, Cynthia Shisler. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hole- ton, Arden Peck, Leland Noffsinger, Douglas Weller, Warren Thomas, ' Robert Sharp, James Spang¬ ler, Douglas Parrish, David Pier, James Aden. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Marilyn Andrews, Shirley Copsey, Carolyn Doster, Leona Breckler, Darlene Rau, Starlet Klein, Betty Lawrence, Gloria Anspach, Alice Bott, Margene Corneliussen, Patsey Goeltzenleuchter. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Custer, Cynthia Brown, Susan Mobley, Linda Heath, Janet Johnson, Ellen Andrews, Jeanne Meeks, Amelia Quintero, Betty Grindstaff, Judy Stork, Sue Klingler, Connie Long, Connie Holt, Ramona Deatrick. THIRD ROW: Joe Klein, David Baker, Terry Retcher, Ronald Grimes, Joe Bupp, David Fohner, Dennis Baker, Rodger Prox- mire, Larry Singer, Eddie Bidlack, Jimmy Pessefall. KINDERGARTEN GRADUA TION ST GO 38 GIRLS BOWLING TEAM FIRST ROW: Cheryl Cooper, Judy Burt, Susan Mohr, Beth Ann Hornish. SECOND ROW: Barbara Scherer, Cheryl Mohr, Linda Kohart, Susie Stover. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Jerry Borck, Keith Ketner, Klee Dangler, Orval Mullen. SECOND ROW: Gary Stork, Gary Thomas, Lawrence Densmore, Darwin Lee, Mr. Bowsher. The Girls ' Basketball Team (No picture available) ended the season with a record of 8 wins and no losses. The had the best forward-guard combination of all the teams the played and were just as strong on defense as they were on offense. Playing the guard position, and doing an excellent job of it, were: Mil¬ dred Shisler. Phyilis Porter, Frances Bidlack, and Carol Harmon. The combi¬ nation of Wilma Porter ' s and Mary Warner ' s long shots, and Ann Keck ' s lay¬ ups, led the team to its victorious season. Even the bench, which consisted of Carol Harmon, Joyce Aden, Helen Butler, Cheryl Mohr, and Margie Ames, could be counted on in emergencies. Ruth Ann Shisler assisted as referee for the team. The girls that the team will lose this year are: Mary Warner, Wilma Porter, Phyllis Porter, and Mildred Shisler. Thanks to these girls for their part in rep¬ resenting our school and for helping to make their record so good. 40 BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Darhl Fuller, Dean Colwell, Doug McBride, Don Bradford, Greg Hornish, Tom Boroff, Robert Moore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowsher, Nick Spencer, Steve Huff, Gary Thomas, Mickey Mowery, Rollie Andrews, Dan Waldschmidt, Gary Gerken, Mr. Miller. JR. HIGH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Shirley Copsey, Marilyn Andrews. SECOND ROW: Shirley Cowell, Sue Carnahan. SCOREBOARD OJHS 35 Continental 24 OJHS 15 Antwerp 38 OJHS 13 Antwerp 37 OJHS 29 Blue Creek 16 OJHS 39 Payne 10 OJHS 39 Payne 36 OJHS 40 Blue Creek 21 OJHS 27 Grover Hil 1 35 OJHS 36 Melrose 15 OJHS 17 Continental 55 OJHS 29 Grover Hil 1 37 OJHS 21 Melrose 12 OJHS 25 Paulding 38 OJHS 22 Grover Hill 25 FIRST ROW: John Pier, Arthur Baca, Dennis Thrasher, Gary Dodge, David Fohner. SECOND ROW: Eddie Bidlack, Robert Breckler, Charles Ames, Mike Simon, John Bennett, David Dangler, Ronnie Grimes, Leland Noffsinger, Mr. Bosher, Arden Peck. 42 ‘ -i ■■■ j j ‘ ’ T ._ RESER VE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Beth Hornish, Cheryl Cooper, Ann Keck, Ruth Ann Shisler. SCOREBOARD OHS 29 Miller City 35 OHS 46 Ottawa Parochial 43 OHS 58 Continental 34 OHS 46 Antwerp 39 OHS 54 Payne 20 OHS 44 Blue Creek 24 OHS 46 Hoagl in-Jackson 30 OHS 50 Grover Hil 1 28 OHS 55 Vaughnsvil le 32 OHS 35 Ayersvi lie 43 OHS 50 Antwerp 34 OHS 49 Payne 30 OHS 56 Blue Creek 35 OHS 42 Ft. Jennings 31 OHS 50 Grover Hill 22 OHS 41 Hicksville 29 OHS 55 Paulding 39 OHS 42 Jewel 1 39 FIRST ROW: Ronnie Bauer, Tom Lloyd, Tom Boroff, Doug McBride, Rollie Andrews, Steve Huff, George Carnahan, Gary Gerken, Merlin Butler, Wayne Butler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowsher, Robert Moore, Jim Lloyd, Jerry Retcher, Joe Parrish, Phil Sherry, Paul Finnegan, Gary Stork, Jim Taylor, Alan Kohart, Darhl Fuller, Otis Wilder, Mr. Miller. 43 FIRST ROW: Managers, Tom Lloyd, Wayne Butler, Coach Wayne Miller; Managers Ronnie Bauer, Merlin Butler. SECOND ROW: Greg Hornish, Gary Gerken, Bob Thomas, Nick Spencer, Steve Huff, Junior Fohner, Gary Thomas, Don Bradford, Rollie Andrews, Ed Fry, Jerry Borck, Dean Colwell. District Champs SCOREBOARD OHS 49 Miller City 50 OHS 75 Ottawa Parochial 71 OHS 53 Continental 52 OHS 55 Antwerp 59 OHS 96 Payne 37 OHS 68 Blue Creek 53 OHS 85 Hoaglin-Jackson 53 OHS 81 Grover Hill 41 OHS 101 Vaughnsvi 1 le 47 OHS 53 Ayersvil le 62 Holiday Tournament OHS 63 Hamler 50 OHS 72 Glandorf 50 OHS 65 Antwerp 59 OHS 83 Payne 40 OHS 72 Blue Creek 63 OHS 85 Ft. Jennings 63 OHS 64 Grover Hil 1 56 OHS 69 Hicksvil le 58 OHS 71 Paulding 37 OKS 73 Jewel 1 62 Paulding County Tournament OHS 56 Antwerp 47 OHS 60 Payne 32 OHS 73 Blue Creek 65 Sectional Tournament OHS 53 Stryker 49 District Tournament OHS 64 Fulton 53 OHS 48 Ayersvil le 47 Regional Tournament OHS 38 Lykens 57 GO YE BOBCA TS This year the Oakwood Bobcats had the best basketball season in the history of our school . Coached by Wayne Miller and Lester Bowsher, the boys came through the season with 23 wins and 4 losses. The Bobcats defeated Antwerp, Payne, and Blue Creek, in the County Tournament, and then defeated Stryker in the Sectional Tournament. In district games, Oakwood first beat Ful¬ ton, and then, in the best and most exciting game of the year, the Bobcats defeated the un¬ defeated Ayersville team and became District Champs. Although Lykens eliminated us in the Regional Tournament, we were really proud of the Bobcats. The Athletic Banquet was held on Saturday night, April 23. Mr. Miller and Mr. Bowsher gave out several awards. The Cooper ' s Sportsmanship award was given to Steve Huff. The Flechtner ' s Sportsmanship award was presented to Junior Fohner. Junior also received the Most Valuable Player award. All the varsity players were presented an extra letter which said District Champs. Don Bradford, Greg Hornish, and Jerry Borck were chosen for All County Team, and they each received a trophy at the County Championship game. Gary Thomas received the Parker Sportsmanship award at the County tournament. Congratulations to the varsity players, the coaches, and the cheerleaders for such a swell season. 46 ANN Oh, Those Sectional Tourney They were really flying high! Victorious Nights! it easy now ! After the game was over 47 r ATHLETIC BANQUET TOP: The First Five with Mr. Miller--Greg Hornish, Don Brad¬ ford, Jerry Borck, Junior Fohner, Gary Thomas. MIDDLE: Steve Huff, winner of Cooper ' s Sportsmanship award, and Junior Fohner, winner of Most Valuable Player award and Flech t- ner ' s Sportsmanship award. LOWER LEFT: Jerry Borck, Greg Hornish, and Don Bradford, who were chosen for All Gounty Team, with Jim Little, the guest speaker, and Coach Miller. LOWER RIGHT: The trophies which our team won this past season. 48 I FIRST ROW: Mildred Shisler, Richard Huff, Stuart Ferris, Karen Jacobs, Alice Horner. SECOND ROW: Judy Burt, Cheryl Cooper, Jayne Kohart, Sandra Bidlack, Cheryl Mohr, Mary Ann Belau, Dianne Heller, Ruth Ann Shisler. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Spencer, Carla McClure, Judy Delaney, Mary Reineck, Patsey Kohart, Kathy McCullough, Julie Johnson, Judy Fuller, Janis Shisler. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Stoller, George Carnahan, Bonnie Keezer, John Sax¬ ton, Sue Carnahan, Robert Moore, Charles Baker. STANDING: Mr. Christman, Shirley Colwell, Glen Deatrick, Jeanne McCullough, Carol Keezer, Suzanne Shisler, Linda Kohart, Jerrolyn Bradford, Tom Fulmer, Myron Mohr. BAND OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Alice Horner, Treasurer; Janis Shisler, Secretary; Charles Baker, Captain; Richard Huff, Co-Captain. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Cooper, Librarian; Sandra Bidlack, Reporter; Mild¬ red Shisler, Librarian; George Carnahan and Robert Moore, Property Managers. Our High School Band members have been kept busy this year. A Pep Band was organized and played at pep rallies and several home basketball games. The Show Band, consisting of the older members of the band, played for several programs in the school and in the county. Some of the band members participated in District Auditions, District Music Festival, County Band, and the Defiance College Band. Each one who took part in these activities gained a lot in music experience. The climax of the year was the annual spring concert. The band worked dili¬ gently in preparing several numbers for the program. Two outstanding music awards were presented at the concert. Sandra Bidlack received the Arion award, and Mil¬ dred Shisler received the John Philip Sousa award. Our Girls ' Chorus has been an enjoyable part of school this year. We entertained at a P.T.A. Meeting and also at School Chapel Programs. The Spring Music Festival, which is an annual event at our school, was the high point of the year for us, and we all worked hard preparing for it. Four of our girls took part in the District Music Festival at Bluffton, Ohio, which was a wonderful experience. We all wish to thank Mr. Christman for the training he has given us. 51 SHOW BAND FIRST ROW: Richard Huff, Alice Horner, Sandra Bidlack, Dianne Heller, Mary Ann Belau. SECOND ROW: Kathy McCullough, Julie Johnson, Judy Fuller, Janis Shisler, Jerry Stoller, George Carnahan. THIRD ROW: Glen Deatrick, Mr. Christman, Mildred Shisler, Ruth Ann Shisler, Charles Baker, Myron Mohr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Julie Johnson, Cheryl Mohr, Mary Reineck, Ruth Ann Shisler. MAJORETTES 52 GIRLS CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Belau, Rita Roughton, Cheryl Cooper, Judy Fuller, Carolyn Schwaderer, Brenda Stoller, Sandra Hubbard, Joyce Weible. SECOND ROW: Mr. Christman, Nylice Corneliussen, Jean Farris, Sue Carnahan, Julie Johnson, Jerolyn Bradford, Barbara Frederick, Sandra Bidlack, Brenda Retcher, Mary Aden, Dianna Etter, Bonnie Keezer. THIRD ROW: Darlene Lee, Faith Ann Hubbard, Linda Kohart, Carol Harmon, Carol Frederick, Mildred Shisler, Patricia Kohart, Judy Sickmiller, Jayne Kohart, Alice Hor¬ ner, Helen Matson, Mary Lou Schwaderer. Chorus Officers FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Schwa¬ derer, Secretary; Joyce Weible, President; Helen Matson, Librarian. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bidlack, Pianist; Mildred Shis¬ ler, Pianist; Jayne Kohart, Librarian. 53 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ramona Deatrick, Shirley Wolfe, Cynthia Brown, Jeanne Meeks, Mari¬ lyn Andrews, Pat Essex, Rosemary Brittig, Connie Koenig, Patricia Deatrick, Darlene Gerken, Wanda Thomas. SECOND ROW: Jane Donley, Linda Moore, Sheryl English, Cheryl Ball, Gloria Anspach, Steven Mohr, Nancy Meeks, Mike McCullough, Shirley Copsey, Ronnie Deatrick, Lorene Corneliussen. THIRD ROW: Karon Brandehof, Larry McClure, Warren Thomas, Connie Retcher, Douglas Parrish, Ted Burt, Tonda Williams, Danny Thomas, Bobby Brown. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean McCullough, Ramona Deatrick, Cynthia Brown, Linda Heath, Janice Johnson, Starlet Klein, Susan Mobley, Patsy Goeltzenleuchter, Margene Corneluissen, Betty Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Darlene Lee, Dianna Etter, Amelia Quintero, Ellen Andrews, Connie Long, Gloria Ans¬ pach, Alice Bott, Leona Breckler, Darlene Rau, Barbara Baldwin, Joyce Leatherman, Linda Donley, Mr. Christman. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Doster, Judy Stork, Sandra LaFountain, Adalene Cassidy, Brenda Retcher, Betty Grimes, Sue Klinger, Brenda Stoller, Nila Golliver, Shirley Copsey, Carol Keezer, Marilyn Andrews. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Bidlack, Robert Breckler, Ronnie Grimes, Roger Proxmire, Joe Bupp, David Fohner, John Saxton, Arthur Bacca, Rolland Goeltzenleuchter, Nash Arellano, John Ben¬ nett, Dennis Baker, Larry Singer, Terry Retcher, David Baker, Jim Pessefall, Joe. Klein. 54 S C T 0 U U D N E C N I T L FIRST ROW: Mr. Jordan, Advisor; Orval Mullen, Treasurer; Glen Deatrick, Vice-President; Greg Hornish, President; Dan Waldschmidt, Ronnie Bauer. SECOND ROW: Shirley Colwell, Carla Mc¬ Clure, Brenda Retcher, Secretary; Judy Delaney, Marilyn Andrews. N E W S S T P A A F P F E R FIRST ROW: Mildred Shisler, Mary Lou Schwaderer, Ruth Ann Shisler, Myron Mohr, Editor; Carol Harmon, Jack Oliver. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Keezer, Miss McQuilkin, Jayne Kohart, Wanda Carna¬ han, Sharon Schwaderer, Gertrude Klein, Jeanne Bennett, Phyllis Porter, Deloris Porter, Mary Rei- neck, Janis Shisler. THIRD ROW: Kathy McCullough, Julie Johnson, Jerry Retcher, Greg Hornish, Joe Parrish, Darhl Fuller, Dean Colwell, Wilma Porter, Ann Keck, Helen Matson, Nylice Cornel- 56 lussen. Co cj -«h O til FIRST ROW: Mr. Cook, Mildred Shisler, Phyllis Porter, Jack Oliver. SECOND ROW: Orval Mullen, Ann Keck, Jeanne Bennett, Joyce Aden, Ruth Ann Shisler. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Gillett, Kathy McCullough, Sandra Bidlack, Myron Mohr, Susie Mohr, Bob Thomas. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Goodenough, Jean Farris, Sharon Klein, Joe Lawrence, Gert Klein, Jack Oliver, Phil Sherry, Dan Waldschmidt, Gary Thomas, Jeanne Bennett, Cheryl Mohr, Linda Kohart, Mary Reineck, Susie Stover, Victoria Olvera. F R C E L N U C B H 57 if • OFFICE HELP Myra Durham, Sandra Bidlack, Sharon Schwaderer, Deloris Porter, Carol Har¬ mon, Sharon Andrews, Ruth Ann Shts- ler, Sandra Hubbard. LIBRARIANS SEATED: Mrs. Gillett. STANDING: Linda Fuller, Ann Keck, Gert Klein, Cheryl Mohr, Phyllis Porter, Linda Schilt, Janis Shisler, Jayne Kohart, Wilma Porter, Shirley Golliver, Helen Matson. PROJECTIONISTS FIRST ROW: Donnie Bauer, Glen Grunden, Mickey Mowery, Tom Boroff. SECOND ROW: Sharon Klein, Jim Lawrence, Jim Taylor, Klee Dangler, Robert Moore. 58 , BOY SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Ted Burt, David Baker, Joe Mead, Dennis Baker, Robert Breckler, Robert Link, David Dangler. SECOND ROW: Charles Ames, Dennis Thrasher, Arthur Baca, Gary Dodge, Jim Taylor, Klee Dangler, Mike Kohart, John Pier, John Saxton, Tom Fulmer. GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW: Judy Bidlack, Linda McClure, Susan Grindstaff, Linda Moore, Sheryl English, Gloria Anspach, Nancy Meeks, Tonda Williams. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Breckler, Jean McCullough, Pat Essex, Kathy Mc¬ Cullough, Shirley Colwell, Rose Ann Schilt, Cynthia Brown, Brenda Huff. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Cooper, Diane Williams, Dianne Heller, Cheryl Mohr, Patsy Kohart, Linda Kohart, Judy Burt, Diane Cooper, Susan Mohr. en FIRST ROW: Mr. Rohrs, Carl Sherry, Klee Dangler, Alan Keezer, Ed Fry, Gene Yenser, Gary Frederick. SECOND ROW: Oliver Schlegal, Dana Goodenough, Charles Doster, Jerry Stoller, Keith Ketner, Martin Myers, Jim Lloyd, James Hahn, Otis Wilder, Henry Thomas. THIRD ROW: Donald Bauer, Daniel Pessefall, Donald Winchester, Larry McBride, Dave Kohart, Frank Reineck, Larry Gerken, George Carnahan, Wayne Butler, Stanley Adams, Paul Finnegan, Gary Stork. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Grimes, Jerry Mobley, Rollie Andrews, Nick Spencer, Phil Brown, Larry Carnahan, Mick Mowery. The FFA had an enrollment of 38 boys. The parliamentary pro¬ cedure team participated in a con¬ test at the Van Wert Marsh Foun¬ dation and was awarded a bronz medal. At the District F.F.A. Evaluation meeting, the Oakwood Chapter was given a superior rating on the State Chapter Contest. The treasurer ' s book by Gary Frederick received a Silver Award; the Sec¬ retary ' s book by Eugene Yenser re¬ ceived a bronze award. The FFA-FHA Banquet was held in the spring. The Public Speaking Contest was held April 27 at the Shawnee High School. Officers Training School was held May 3 at Spencervil le, Ohio. F.F.A. OFFICERS Klee Dangler, Reporter; Carl Sherry, Sentinel; Alan Keezer, Vice- President; Ed Fry, President; Gene Yenser, Secretary; Gary Frederick, Treasurer; Mr. Rohrs. FHA FIRST ROW: Carol Frederick, Mary Aden, Margie Ames, Jayne Kohart, Ann Keck, Dianne McCague, Joyce Aden. SECOND ROW: Linda Andrews, Judy Horner, Brenda Dimock, Ruth Warner, Donna Rau, Viola Bradford, Carolyn Schwaderer, Mrs. Crabtree. F.H. A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Frederick, Song Leader; Mary Aden, Recreation Leader; Margie Ames, Secretary; Jayne Kohart, Treasurer; Mrs. Crab¬ tree; Ann Keck, President; Diane McCague, Reporter; Joyce Aden, Vice- President. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. The activities and programs of the Oakwood chapter for this year included a weiner roast for new members and their mothers, initi¬ ation of new members, a talk by the County Health Nurse, Mrs. Harp, and a cake decorating demon¬ stration. Our Sweetheart Dance was a big success and this included a coronation of a King and Queen. The highlight of the year was our annual F. H . A.-F. F. A. Ban¬ quet in the Spring. Dude Ranch JUNIOR CLASS PLAY -Photo by Mohr The play Dude Ranch , directed by Mr. Graebner, was presented by the Juniors, November 13, 1959. When eastern tenderfoot, Bertrum Weeks, falls in love with Barbara Young, he gets into unforeseen trouble. A fake holdup, two man-chasing easterners, a jealous cowboy, and a pet rattle¬ snake combine to cause an exciting western adventure. CAST Henrietta Dudley.Carolyn Grove Jane Christian.Myra Durham Bessie Palmer.Jeanne Bennett Sam Banks.Mickey Mowery Hulda.Mary Reineck Jim Dudley.Robert Thomas Sally Dudley.Carol Harmon Barbara Young.Janis Shisler Hubert Young.Gary Thomas Bertrum Weeks.Gary Frederick Bill Hicks.Keith Ketner Square Dance Extras.Eugene Grimes, Ed Fry Ushers.Frances Bidlack, Dianne McCague Glenda Schilt, Linda Fuller 62 Sun-Kissed SENIOR CLASS PLAY -Photo by Mohr The Senior Class, under the direction of Mrs. Temple Ann Logan, pre¬ sented their play entitled Sun-Kissed on April 29, 1960. The setting was a boarding house in California, where people came to adjust themselves. A birthday party on stage and the consequences added spice to the play. CAST Newt Stoker.Glen Deatrick Amy Jessup.Sharon Schwaderer Maude Twine.Alice Horner Ira Gil key.Myron Mohr Vincent Pugh.Richard Huff Mattie Bowers.Phyllis Porter Betty.Mary Warner Fay Carver.Mildred Shisler Bee Delmar.Helen Matson Veron Weaver.Dean Colwell Gypsy.The Goose Geneva Goody.Sandra Hubbard Humphrey Newberry.Jerry Stoller Frances Newberry.Sandra Bidlack Bill Underwood.Greg Hornish Messenger.Lawrence Densmore McTigue.Charles Baker Prompters.Wayne Butler Jerry Borck Ushers.Wanda Carnahan, Violet Finnegan Sharon Andrews, Sharon McVay 63 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8— School opens for 180 happy (?) days. 11— Baseball season opens. County League Champs! 23— Juniors select class rings. 26—Senior bake sale. Need money—will sell! OCTOBER 11 —Freshman initiation . Now ful I -fledged high schoolers. 16—End of first six weeks. 5 to go! 22—Eighth Grade Skate. 23 — NWOEA Meeting at Toledo. No school! 24— Junior Halloween Dance. NOVEMBER 5— Freshman skate. Wood-U-Drive Inn. 6— Basketball season opens. Great team! 7— Sophomores hold record hop. 13— Junior class play. Go West Young Man, Go West! 14— Student Council record hop. 26—Thanksgiving. School dismissed. DECEMBER 2—Every Pupil Tests. No wonder all the groans! 19— Senior semi-formal dance. 20— End of second six weeks. 4 to go! 23 — Dismiss for Christmas vacation 25— Merry Christmas! JANUARY 1 —Happy New Year! 4— Back to school . Oh Joy! 9— Senior Scholarship Tests, at Paulding. 14-15—Examinations. Oh my head! 15 — End of third six weeks. 3 to go! 16—French Club dance. Man it was the Most! FEBRUARY 1-2 — No School . Teachers sick? 5— Student Council Victory record hop. 12— FHA Sweetheart Dance 20—County Tournament. Oakwood vs. Ant¬ werp. Bobcats victorious! FEBRUARY (Cont.) 22— George ' s birthday—No School! 23— County Tournament. Oakwood vs. Payne. Bobcats did it again! 26 — No school . The snow really was deep! 26—End of fourth six weeks. 2 to go! 26— Final Tournament game. Oakwood vs. Blue Creek. Oakwood County Champs! 27— Another bake sale. Sophomores this time! MARCH 3- 4—No school. Bad weather. 4- Sectional Tournament. Oakwood vs. Stryker. Cats Co-Champs! 10— Eighth Grade Skate. The $$ roll in! 11— District Tournament. Oakwood vs. Fulton. OHS to finals! 12 — District Tourney Finals. Oakwood vs. Ayersville. Bobcats, District Champs! 14— Sophomore Chicken Supper 18—Regional Tournament. Oakwood vs. Lykens. Lost, but best team OHS ever had. 22—Career Day. Sophomores and Juniors off to Blue Creek. APRIL 5- 6—Cafeteria full of aching heads. Pre- District State Scholarships Tests being given. 8—Eighth graders know all? Eighth grade state tests are given. 8—End of fifth six weeks. 1 to go! 15— Good Friday, school is dismissed. 18—Second Every Pupil Tests. Oh Great! 21— County Band Concert at Blue Creek. 22— OHS Music Festival 29— Senior Play, Superb performance! 30— P.T.A. MAY 7—Final District-State scholarship tests at Bowl ing Green. 7—Junior-Senior Prom. Nice job kids! 15—All aboard! Seniors leave for Washington, D. C. 22—Baccal aureate 24— 25—Final Exams. Finally! 27— Commencement. 28— Alumni Banquet. 64 Hardware Houseware Paints OTTS HOYTS I.G.A. MARKET HARDWARE CO. Low Prices Every Day Defiance, Ohio Oakwood, Ohio Phone LY 4-2715 Mr. Rohrs: Is Phil Brown here? Phil: Yes, Sir. Mr. Rohrs: Fine, that ' s the first question you ' ve answered this year. OAKWOOD AUTO PARTS SAT.F.S FESSELS JEWELER Oakwood, Ohio Defiance and Paulding 24 Hour Wrecker Service Special Discount Scrap Iron and Metal New and Used Parts Welding and Cutting to High School Graduates Phone: Day LY 4-3162 Night LY 4-3166 or 4-3163 FOR ALL YOUR PHOTO NEEDS” SEE DICKENS-WONDERS STUDIO FOSTORIA, OHIO Mr. Cook: All bright men are conceited. Dean C.: Oh, I don ' t know; I ' m not. ROBERTS ' MACHINE Oak wood, Ohio Phone LY 4-2795 THE DEFIANCE GROCERY COMPANY Servicing Cloverleaf Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Defiance, Ohio Say It With Flowers Compliments of from OAKWOOD CLOVER FARM STORE KIRCHER FLOWERS, INC. Phone LY 4-2285 Phone 3-1955 Defiance, Ohio Route 66—Jefferson Ave. Judge: Why don ' t - you settle this out of court? Gene Y. and Phil B.: That ' s what we were doing when the police came along. DICKEY MFG. CO. Awnings Canvas-Aluminum-Fiber Oakwood, Ohio Phone 4-2515 Compl iments of GOLDNETZ SUPER MARKET and BAKERY Defiance, Ohio CASSELS ' GAMBLE FURNITURE STORES STAHL INSURANCE The Friendly Stores 110 West Perry Street George Cassel, Owner Paulding, Ohio Phone 3016 Phone 3777 Paulding, Ohio RISLEY REXALL STORE SHERMANS Rexall Products The Store for Men School Supplies Wallpaper Opposite Courthouse Phone LY 4-3725 Oak wood, Ohio Defiance, Ohio Best of Luck to Class of 60 STAMBAUGH INSURANCE COONROD JEWELER Service in our Business Defiance, Ohio Oak wood, Ohio Stanley A. continually watched the clock in English class. Finally Mrs. Gillett put a sign over the clock, Time will pass, will you?. Compl iments of OAKWOOD ELEVATOR CO. OAKWOOD NEWS Wayne-Purina Chick Starter-Poultry-Livestock Coal-Feeds Harry Flechtner Oakwood, Ohio OAKWOOD LUMBER HARDWARE Congratulations, Seniors S S LOCKER Phone LY 4-3755 Complete Locker Supplies Service Everything in Foods Oakwood, Ohio Oakwood, Ohio Compliments of PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC HOMIER SONS New Idea Allis Chalmers New Holland COOPERATIVE, INC. Parts and Service Light and power for the Rural Area Continental, Ohio Phone 1411 BAUGHMAN TILE COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Clay Drain Tile-Since 1883 MOORE BROTHERS Men ' s Clothing South Side of Square Paulding Jerry B. What ' s your average income, Don? Don B. Oh, about one o ' clock. PAULDING GRAIN AND SEED, INC. Paulding, Ohio Phone 2766 DUCATS Dry Goods Gifts Ready to Wear Paulding, Ohio Phone 4796 Compliments of Compl iments of EARL ' S GULF SERVICE WORKMAN TRANSIT MIX CONCRETE South Clinton and Deatrick Sts. Paulding, Ohio Defiance, Ohio Service is our Motto mmm mmm WMlTM 1 . 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. Love is grand Future champs of 1966 Time to cheer girls They ain’t no blow hards! He thinks for himself And now the King Queen Hey, don’t smear that stuff 71 WALLS BODY SHOP MINICH BROS. Complete Collision Service Dry Goods-Groceries-Meats Continental, Ohio Phone 611 Continental, Ohio CARL V. ANKNEY HOOVER LANES Paulding, Ohio Paulding, Ohio Sandy H.: What time is it? I ' m invited to a show and my watch isn ' t going. Nick S.: Wasn ' t it invited? Compl iments of Compliments of FLOYD E. YOUNG Nationwide Insurance Life, Auto, Fire PAULDING CO. Oak wood, Ohio Phone FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSN. Office 4-2965 Residence 4-2161 Paulding, Ohio Compl iments of Branches at ZELLERS CORPORATION Haviland Grover Hill Defiance, Ohio ADAMS PHARMACY Prescription Specialists 407 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Compliments of KOHART BROS. JUNK YARD Scrap Iron Metals Army Salvage Used Auto Parts Broughton, Ohio State Route 113 Phone Paulding 4144 THE PRINT SHOPPE Printing and Office Supplies 423 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Compl iments of THE DEFIANCE HOME SAVING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Napoleon - Ohio - Defiance Mr. Christman: What ' s the matter with your singing today? Millie S.: Only hitting on one tonsil . Compliments of GREER ' S DRUG STORE ACE HARDWARE Phone 2801 Continental, Ohio Paulding, Ohio GLENN W. BAIR—REALTOR FRESHWATER IMPLEMENT CO. Private Auction Sales Sales Service 102 E. Jackson Street Paulding, Ohio John Deere Paulding, Ohio Phone 3741 SPARK ETTER Paul and Erma ' s FORD SALES Cars and Trucks DU-DROP INN 24 Hour Wrecker Service Continental, Ohio Phone 1931 Defiance, Ohio 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Jack O.: You remind me of the sea. Girl: Because I ' m wild, reckless, and romantic? Jack: No, because you make me sick. Compliments of Compliments of GLENN SPENCER WAREHOUSE OAKWOOD POST OFFICE Ansel Bidlack Royster Fertilizer and Lime John Richardson Oakwood, Ohio Phone LY 4-3803 Dale Roughton Lester Sherry Compl iments of ED’S SOHIO SERVICE Oak wood, Ohio Route 113 Mr. Bowsher: If a farmer raised 400 bushels of potatoes for 25 cents a bushel, what would he get? Glen D.: Get mad and quit raising potatoes. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Compl iments of Senior Class of 1960 THE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DAIRY MILK PRODUCTS COMPANY 825 Perry Street Defiance, Ohio Phone 4-1010 Defiance, Ohio l A 4 I 1. Who whistled? 2. Sing, boys, sing! 3. I could have danced all night, 4. It ' s a long walk. 5. Our cruel Teachers! 6. Go back to bed. 7. Susie, little Susie 8. Isn ' t she sweet, Greg? 9. Judy 10. Bonnie OAKWOOD Compliments of OIL COMPANY MARRIOTT CHEVROLET Shell Products To Class of 60 Tires - Tubes Sales Service Lubrication Accessories Cars Trucks Phone LY 4-2875 Phone 581 Continental, Ohio Jack O.: This is my latest drawing cal led Bui Iders at Work . 11 It ' s ve ry real istic . Myron M.: But the men aren ' t working. Jack O.: 1 know; that ' s the realism. RETTIGS KAUSER MUSIC STORE TRUCKING SERVICE 510 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Dealer in Hay, Straw, and Coal Your Music Headquarters Phone 4856 Residence 4621 for Paulding, Ohio Northwestern Ohio GRIZZLY MANUFACTURING DIVISION Paulding, Ohio Busy Executive: Miss Grove, where ' s my pencil? Marilyn G.: Why, it ' s behind your ear, Mr. Brown. Busy Ex.: Come now. Miss Grove, I ' m a busy man. Which ear? ft w 7 COVE � T MYERS r ; $mm 3H . ■ - ■■■■.