Canal Winchester High School - Pepenaus Yearbook (Canal Winchester, OH)

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MISS EVA BARNHART B.-A.. M.A. Peevedby students with ability who do not work up to their capacity .... Tra- vel and photography are her joys .... Dreams for a sabbatical year in which she could make a round- the-world trip QWouldn't we alll. MRS. MABEL GALE Dislikes people who leave athletic games be- fore they are over .... Go- ing places is fun and to travel through the forty- eight states at leisure would be wonderful. MRS. MARION HATLE- STAD, B.S. in Edu. Dislikes ilattery .... Peeved by pessimists .... Hobby, reading historical novels .... MH dreams of traveling leisurely .... Am- bition just to be helpful faren't you a1ways?J. MR. ROBERT ROSHON B.S. Disgusted by people who say, But everyone is doing it! .... Likes wood carving .... Bear Qwhere did you acquire thatlj wants to do a lot of relax- ing in the future. MR. CHARLES ULREY B. Sc. in Education Doesn't have time to develop dislikes or peeves .... Bugs fbunny?J favor- ite pastime is sleeping fcan't get anything done that way!j....His desire is to get I's at Contests. MRS. WINIF RED DRUMM A.B. Bored to TEARS by stu- dents who waste timein study hall .... Reading is her favorite pastime .... Win hopes to have a comfort- able home and income in the future. MR. GILBERT GUILER B. Sc., M. Sc. Antagonized extensive - ly by people who realize everyone's faults but fail to see their own .... Gil has no developed hobby but would love to be able to travel anywhere in the world iLife gets teejus don't it?J. MR, ROBERT JOHNSON B.A. Abhors just minute stu- dents who Rush to com- plete work for six-weeks' grade .... Bob is fond of painting .... Hopes to de- velop a large Industrial Arts Program. MRS. FRANCES STEUBE B. Sc., M. Sc. Main grievance, people who try to get by with do- ing as little as possible .... Has no time for a hobby, but Fran dreams of a home with every possible labor-saving device fWhat will you do with you're spare time?j. MR. MILTON WILL Has no peeves .... Main hobby, earning a living Cthat's a hobby?J .... 'Un- cle Miltie anticipates plenty of time to do nothing fthink it will ever come?j.

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Zaafwlofg FIRST ROW Miss Jeanette Schneider, Clerkg Dr. O, W. Jepsen, President: Mr. Robert Reinhard,Mr. Walter Sanders Dr Bland L. Stradley, Mr. Thornton Smith, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. George C Schultz Supertntendentg Mr. Wayne McQuillin, Principal. 4 GEORGE C,SCHULTZ., B.A.. M.A, Superintendent Perturbed by people who go 'round with a chip on their shoulder .... Hobby, c o 11 e c t in g old pictures .... Schultzie hopes someday to have a perfect school. WAYNE MCOUILLIN, B.A,, M.A. Principal Bothered by students who are content to do less than they are able .... Favoritepastime,Work??? Can sit and look at it for hours QWorks at it for hours too, We'1l betj .... Mac's ambition, to build an atomic energizer for tired students.

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FIRST ROW: Patti Blais, Shirley Burke, Catherian West, Sherry Hoover, Evelyn Wildermuth, Dorothy Smith. SECOND ROW: Patricia Stotler, Lois Magee, Virginia Carr, Jane Hanson, Carmen Bickel, Mrs. Hatlestad- Advisor. I FIRST ROW: Doris Crabbs, Rodneywildermuth, Ronald Fridley, Carl Heister, Jane Zaayer, Patti Blais, Dick Loucks. SECOND ROW: Donna Freeman, Lois Magee, Byron Miller, John Cathers, Joe Barnhart, Darrell Pierce, Mike Hockman, Sherry Hoover, Mr. McQui11in-Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Rodger Marion. 6