DeVilbiss High School - Pot O Gold Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1957 volume:

v :i||i|i|||||||:|i;;P TOR, SANDRA JONES iiPiiiiWANAGER, SYBIL SHARPE 2 « f . . . on the Organizations . . . on Student Activities . . . on Athletics GARDNER DEYE STUDIO Faculty . . . Classes . . . Student Activities . . . Organizations . . . Athletics . . . GARDNER DEYE STUDIO 5 -- ' iV of them such he :;:ii::;yerY important phdS ioilDifeiVi iss iiijfe; :Yeit: wi iSO’W in the school, and in the coihirhiilt ;; :TAl5 ' s;tifjei?: j dliSfeS: tihQt: are people of many interests and unU tedt : ThiS : DeVilbiss ore fortunate to have such a faculty: qnjd.i odigm contribution their teachers have made to them. 7 Merritt C. Nauts tad ' s tiger presents Mr. Merritt Nauts, our principal, as the one who made DeVilbiss what it is today. A man of many activ¬ ities—his primary interest is DeVilbiss High School. 8 , The heads of the departments are Mrs. Jeanette Brand, English; Ward Bricker, Business Education; Miss Fern Dickey, Science; Miss Lucille Kerlin, Social Studies; Miss Eva Samsen, Mathematics; Nor- mcn Stalker, Industrial Arts. The faculty officers are Mrs. Blanche Luther, Vice Presi¬ dent; Mr. Robert Longley, Secretary-Treasurer; Miss Mar¬ garet Hoffman, President. tad ' s tiger now presents to you the people who are such an import¬ ant part of our school life. Refresh¬ ments are always served at the monthly meetings the faculty hold to discuss problems of teaching and exchange new ideas. Students pay tribute to them annually on Faculty Day. tad ' s tiger says we should thank our teachers for their interest in us. A reception was held for the visiting foreign teachers after their day at DeVilbiss. On Faculty Day, Lynne Giles, Welfare Commissioner, pins a corsage on Miss Lucille Kerlin while Mr. Arthur Mills looks on. 9 Mildred A. Pasch Miss Mildred Pasch, Counselor of Girls, provides firm but fair counsel. One always finds her willing to lend a helping hand. Irvin C. Conrad Mr. Irvin Conrad, Director of Classes and Curriculum, takes care of the many minute details of ar¬ ranging classes and supervising scholarship tests. Russell G. C. Brown Mr. Russell Brown, Counselor of Boys, is the person that the boys can look upon as a good friend. His advice is always available to them. Robert E. Rettig Mr. Robert Rettig is our busy Di¬ rector of Activities. Who can forget such a man? He ' s as much a part of DeVilbiss as our TAD ' s tiger is. 10 English Rose Bloom Grace Knaggs Jeanette Brand Beatrice Louy Florence Rees Alexander Feldstein Olive McHugh Ruth Smith Alice Gerding Elizabeth Papps Marjorie Warner Helen Griiiin Alice Perkins Social Studies Herbert Emery James Kilcorse Clark Folgate Norman Klee Warren Goode Blanche Luther 1 1 Mathematics Charles Clark Iva Mennig Wayne Cruey Ethel Pasquier Dave Hardy Eva Samsen Elizabeth Johnson Margaret King Physical Education Don Black Mary Hartman Norman Kies Barbara McQuilkin Mary Schaefer Don Sharpe Frank Archambo Arthur Mills Carl Benson Ethel Molnar Fern Dickey Mildred Schmidt 12 Orientation Pauline Backus Agnes Baron Frances Griffin Driving Hilton Murphy Nursing Faye Miller Business Education Ward Bricker Clarence Coontz Ollie Klee Karl Huls Norman Stalker Elizabeth Poss Opal McFarland Gertrude LeGron 13 Foreign Languages Pierre Pasquier Ursula Schmit Margaret Sinclair Marian Smith David Voss Home Economics Study Hall Mildred Johnston Amy Kimpton J. Philip Zaugg Jack Tongring 14 Art students develop their talent in Miss Kimp- tcn ' s first hour class. Audrey Lipper Treasurer Custodians: Richard Maryluff, Norman Myers, Gaylord Andrews, (sitting) Percy Nault, Carl Goetz. Florence Lanz Senior Clerk Frank Gordon, chief engineer; Earle Robinson, chief cus¬ todian. Hildegarde Cross Book Clerk I i I Norma Hayes Cafeteria Manager Helen Tanner Secretary 15 17 Memorial Judy Elwell, Bob Weaver Announcements Nancy Duff, DiAnne Hamilton Senior Banquet Rick Richardson, Nancy Lehnert Miss Elizabeth Papps and Mr. J. Norman Klee are the class advisers. Senior Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Nancy Washing. Karen Steude Historian Charleen Amundson. Senior Trip Murray Todd, Marianne Woli Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Bob Sebok, Tom Peirce 18 i Midwinter Toni Tucker, Bill Ciralsky Baccalaureate Kay Miller, Mike Ordorica Graduation Senior Play Julie Cole, David Lawrence Janet Rhoades, Norm Solberg The Senior Class officers are (L. to R.) Linda Ogren, Secre¬ tary; Louise Cox, President; Jerrie Beyer, Treasurer. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Senior Prom Nancy Sprague, Kathy Tesarik Carol Emery, Stuart Boyd Varsity Drag Sandra Middlesworth, Wally Johnson TOLfCH DQVtH BUSS tfOODilARD 19 Abbott, Rollene Adams, Nancy Aellig, John Aikman, Sally Albright, Vernon Ames, Gary Amundsen, Charleen Andrews, Gretchen Anderson, Warren Anteau, Robert Apling, Sharon Artz, Beverly Hours of decorating for the V arsity Drag were well worth the effort. Askey, Bruce Austin, Janet Baker, Mary Baker, Rick Baker, Thomas Bame, Claire Barbour, Greg Barkenquest, David Barker, David Bauer, Peter Bauman, Gary Bauman, Sharon Bsard, James Bissonette, David Bearss, Carolyn Black, William Beck, James Black, Sharon Bernard, Jack Blank, Richard Bernard, Virginia Bohn, Barbara Beyer, Mary Jane Bollia, Kay Seniors find themselves faced ■with one of many scholarship tests. Boltz, Edith Bookman, Carolyn Britton, Martin Brower, Sandra Boos, Glen Brown, Nancy Borgelt, Arlene Bruns, Robert Bortner, John Buffington, Joyce Braden, Sharon Burkett, Joyce 21 Burkett, Sandra Bushong, Reid Chapman, Jack Burkhalter, Kenneth Cannon, Ronald Chapman, Patricia Burkhalter, Nancy Cappi, James Chorba, Caroline Burleigh, Patricia Carroll, Thomas Christie, Jean Burnstein, Nelson Carter, Eugene Cichanski, Allen Bursztynski, Michael Cassavar, David Ciralsky, William That physics experiment is requiring complete concentration. Cluckey, Brenda Cobb, David Cochrell, Ronald Cofer, Anne Cohen, Susan Cole, Julie Cole, Moneita Colen, Carol Coley, Joseph Coombs, William Cooper, Nancy Cox, Louise Seniors find seats in the lecture hall before Correlation Class at the Art Museum. Craig, Carol Crawford, Susan Curtis, James Dailey, Patricia Dais, Nancy Daso, Judith Davidson, Eugene Davidson, Larry Davis, Marilyn DeStella, Sandra Dettinger, Nancy DeVille, Judith Devlin, Sally Diemer, Mary Ann Donoho, Jean Duff, Nancy Duncan, Anita Easley, Sharon 23 Easterday, Kay Eisler, Daniel Eitel, Dorothea Elwell, Judith Emery, Carol Emery, Richard Enger, Patricia Farkas, Barbara Faulds, Allen Fine, Elliot Fingerhut, Ann Fingerhuth, Paula Fischer, Jack Fischer, Peggy Fleck, Carol Folger, Ann Fox, Carol Frantz, Darlene Fredrick, Richard Friberg, Linda Furr, Karl Galliers, Gary Ganch, David 24 Garbe, Robert P ! ? •� « t !• Gardner, Joan Gardner, Marilyn Garland, Sherron Garn, Virginia Garrett, Barbara Garrison, Marsha Gauthier, Lynn Geiser, Alice Geithman, Wilma George, Sheila Gerwin, Lois Giha, Jane Gilbert, Janice Giles, Lynne Goff, Max Gold, Joel Goodwin, Carole Gould, Larry Graalman, Joyce Green, Rita Greenawalt, William Greene, Sally 25 Gregory, David Grill, Susan Guntsch, Patricia Gurcsik, George Grimes, Jerry Haas, Janet Grob, Richard Gruber, Judith Gueldenzoph, John Haberkamp, Jane Haberkamp, Patricia Habib, Susan Haderman, Beverly Hansen, Barbara Haggard, Dorothy Harden, Carol Haines, Carol Harmon, David Hall, Nancy Harper, Sharon Hamilton, DiAnne Harrer, Lois Hanham, Judith Haverfield, Thomas 26 Hawk, Gary Heidtman, Hal Hawkins, Michael Hay, William Hershman, George Hershman, Judith Haydu, Robert Heuer, Judith Hayne, Gary Heywood, Diana Heer, Emily Hicks, Willis Couples dance to the theme of Frolic in Frost at the Midwinter. Hill, James Holliday, James Hill, Noel Howard, Jerry Hinde, Beverly Huckaba, Thomas Hinkle, Larry Hurdelbrink, Lee Hoak, Barbara Jackson, Janice Hochman, Loretta Jacobson, Larry Jeffery, Jane Johns, Alex Johnson, Cynthia Sue Johnson, Gayle Johnson, Louise Johnson, Philip Johnson, Regena Johnson, Wallace Johnston, James Jones, Carol Jones, Gerald Jones, Jane Jones, Sandra Kalniz, Burton Kane, Patricia Kaplan, Sharon Kegg, George Kehle, Monda The 1957 Seniors are the first to order the new announce¬ ments. Keil, Kenneth Keller, Kenneth Kimble, Janet Kimmerlin, Judith Klem, Donald Klotz, Dennis Knauf, Sharon Kneeshaw, Thomas Kocher, Joan Kcester, Linda Kohli, Robert Kotowicz, Barbara Senior officers and co-chairmen plan activities for their class. Krawetz, Stanley Kressman, Barbara Kripke, Harley Krueger, Deanna Krueger, Ruth Ann Krumm, Eileen Kruse, Virginia Lancaster, Terry Laumann, Michael Laux, Barbara Lawrence, David Lay, Lois Leek, Lindsay Lehner, Judith Lehnert, Nancy Lentz, Thomas Lindower, Ronald Lorber, Geraldine I 29 Lubin, Arthui Lubitsky, Gerald Luedtke, Mary Lou Luedtke, Richard Lutz, Constance Lykins, Ida Malohn, Joann Markee, Robert Markwood, Thomas Marshall, Linda Martin, Beverly Marvin, Kenneth Mason, Carol Matthews, Sonya Mayo, Pamela McDole, Roland McDowell, Jon McGannon, Thomas McGary, Lowell McIntosh, Alice McKarus, Roger McKitrick, Pamela McMaster, Joan 30 I McMullen, James j McMurray, David McNutt, Sandra Mears, Anthony Meister, Charles Merritt, Thomas Mersereau, Sarah Meyer, Gilbert Meyer, John Middlesworth, Sandra Miley, Linda Miller, Barbara Miller, Carol Lynn Miller, Carolyn Miller, David Miller, Kathleen Miller, Marvin Miller, Merwyn Miller, Robert Miller, Sandra Mitchell, Judith Mittendorf, Ann Moeller, Paul 31 Mooar, Judith Neff, Barbara Morgan, Nancy Norman, Jay Mortemore, Nancy Ogren, Linda Morton, Mary Pat O ' Neal, Margaret Nagler, Marilyn Ordorica, Miguel Neal Patricia Orr, Sandra Seniors. Oswald, Geraldine Overly, Dale Owens, Thomas Palmer, Carolyn Parker, Betty Patterson, Dawn Patterson, Susan Peirce, Thomas Perlmutter, Julie Pfaffenberger, Harold Phillips, Beverly Phillips, Sandra 32 Polyasko, Robert Rabinowitz, Beryl Pooley, Thomas Radunz, Betsy Portteus, Nancy Radunz, Patsy Powell, Sandra Rahal, Sarah Pugh, Burgan Raitz, Julia Pugh, David Ransom, Linda Selling bids in the cafeteria pre¬ cedes all dances. Ravin, Beryl Reineke, James Reape, David Reuman, Robert Reber, Stephen Reynolds, Marilou Redrup, Dorinda Reynolds, Sherron Redrup, Thomas Rhoades, Janet Reeve, Douglas Richardson, James 33 Richardson, Frank Ross, James Ryan, Nancy Rittenhouse, Linda Ross, Neil Saba, Thomas Roberts, Catherine Robertson, Patricia Robinson, Jack Roth, Mary Ann Rowley, Mary Ellen Rumbaugh, Richard Saltzgiver, Sharene Sampsel, Ronald Sauer, Sandra Rogers, Daniel Ruziscski, Viola Sauter, Kay Seniors rush to make appoint¬ ments for their pictures. Saxton, Lynne Schafer, Cheryl Schimming, Sandra Schneider, Sharon Schroeder, Kay Schwartz, Marilyn 34 Sebok, Robert Sebring, Suzanne Sell, Martha Seth, Carol Shaler, Nancy Sharpe, Sybil Shupp, Carol Siegel, Gilbert Simmons, Robert Simon, Janet Sinclair, Virginia Small, Charles Smenner, Marilyn Smith, Carla Smith, Donna Smith, Maraaret Smith, Ralph Smith, Susan 35 Smolik, Susan Smolinski, Rosalie Solberg, Norman Soldinger, Marlene Solomon, Suzanne Souther, George Spang, Caroline Spaulding, Nancy Sperling, Troas Sprague, Nancy Spring, David Spross, Barbara Stabler, Glen Steude, Karen Stev art, Sandia Stick, Jane Stoffel, Carol Stolz, James Stone, David Strole, Jon Strole, Judith Sullivan, Michael Suttle, Robert 36 Swain, Richard Swartz, Evelyn Taylor, Charlene Taylor, James Taylor, Marion Taylor, Ronald Terry, James Tesarik, Katherine Thompson, William Topliff, Caroline Thompson, Ronald i Thompson, William L. Todd, Murray Tompkins, Gregg Tuck, Kenneth I I « t Tucker, Antoinette j Uloth, Kay I Unferdros, Mary Lou Suchomma, Judith Utz, John Van Gunten, Linda Van Vlerah, David Van Wormer, David 37 Vetter, Ruth Ann Walz, James Vickers, Gale Warsaw, Rosalyn Wahl, Michael Washing, Craig Walker, Margo Washing, Nancy Wallis, William Weaver, Richard Walton, Anita Weaver, Robert The coketail party is the prelude to the Senior Prom. Webb, Michael Weisberg, Philip Weeks, Carol Sue Welch, Sandra Weigand, Judith Wengrow, Gary Weihl, Madelyn Weniger, Martha Weinblatt, Allan Wheeler, Judythe Weinman, Harvey Whitaker, Judith Whitcomb, Marcia White, Prudence Whitney, Kay Wiedemann, Irmgard Willard, Judith Williford, Robert Willis, Geraldine Willis, Sharon Wisely, John Wittenberg, Lois Wittman, Katherine Wohlstadter, Hope Ann Wolf, Marianne Wrage, Carolyn Wysong, Larry Yaffee, Roberta Yarick, Jon Yeager, Albert Young, Carol Young, Roger Zaugg, Kirsten Zech, Carol Ann Zimmerman, James Zimmerman, William 39 Miss Ursula Schmil and Mr. Harold Leininger are the class advisers. J-Hop Larry Greenberg, ludy Scherer TOf-IIY ■ ' C- ' ' 8’i2 I 40 The Juniors, enjoying a lofty feeling of as¬ surance, burst into the multitude of school ac¬ tivities. The first project undertaken by the class was the Hawaiian Holiday, the 1957 J-Hop. Two other very successful events were the Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea and the class play, Men Are Like Streetcars. Everyone had an exciting time visiting Washington dur¬ ing spring vacation. This year the trip also included a cruise down Chesapeake Bay and a visit to historic Williamsburg. To close the year, the Junior-Senior Farewell was held on the eve of graduation for the departing Seniors. tad ' s Tiger congratulates the class of ' 58, for their successful year. 41 I i Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Bill Sanzenbacher, Tom Nischwitz Class Junior-Senior Farewell Don Mewhort, Nancy Wilson Junior Trip Judy Wandtke, Had Beatty Junior Play Marion Grover, Byron Dunham Aborn, Patricia Ackland, Karen Adams, Darlene Adler, Susan Aey, Clara Aey, William Akos, William Alspaugh, Judith Ames, Diana Amid, Andrew Anderson, Joan Ansted, Donald Arnold, Russell Arnos, Connie Artz, Theodora Aston, Marion Babcock, Larry Bacon, John Bandfield, Brooke Bannister, Gerald Barber, David Barnard, George Barrow, Torrence Basch, Steve Bashaw, Dennis Bauman, Vicky Bayha, Judith Beatty, Had Beck, Carol Becker, Pamela Beddow, Ann Benedict, Nancy Berger, Lynnda Berman, Barbara Bernard, David Bertwistle, Sandra Best, Betty Jean Biery, Donald Biller, Louis Bing, James Birse, Bonnie Bjork, Daniel Black, Joe Blanchard, Sandra Blesing, David Bloom, Philip Bojarski, William Boldt, Linda Bortel, Linda Boudinot, Glen Boyd, Alfred Bozo, Marilyn Bray, Marjorie Breisacher, Larry Breneman, James Brighton, Joanne Brim, Joan Sahloff, William Brown, Judith Brunk, Barbara Buck, Louise Buermele, Byron Burt, Susan Butts, Judith Byram, Carol Cady, Susan Calef, Bonnie Campbell, Allen Campbell, Darryl Campbell, Gary Carey, Kathleen Carnahan, Charles Cassell, William Cassidy, Barbara Cherry, Joel Cimney, Joyce Clapp, Judith Clark, Luther Clark, Ronald Collins, Robert Conley, James Connors, Linda Cook, Richard Cook, Susan Coombs, Leonard Cooney, Patricia Cooper, Mary Cox, David Crossland, Thomas Daler, Fred Dargan, Joyce Dealey, William Decker, Harvey Decker, Ralph Deeb, Carol DeGregorio, Donald Dehm, Barbara Denman, Judith Denney, Thomas Dennis, Kay Dersher, Evelyn Deiwiler, David Dickey, Sandra Dille, Judith Ditmyer, Jerry Doniere, Robert Doner, James Do-wling, Caroline Downs, Patricia Drakey, George Dreher, Donna Dunham, Byron Durrant, Carolyn Duvendack, Jane Duvendack, Thomas East, Sally Ebstrup, Karen Edinger, Janice Elton, Brenda Engelhardt, Randolph English, Thomas Erickson, Ray Everaitt, Leslie Faulkner, Gloria Fehn, Gregory Feldman, Joan i I Young chemists gain an understanding of the ele¬ ments by performing ex¬ periments. Felker, Gary Fielding, Robert Fink, Barbara Fish, Charles Fleck, Sandra Flynn, Jana Folger, Frank Ford, Barbara Fore, Sandra Forquer, Duane Frederick, Ruth Anne Freer, Donna Fricke, Linda Friend, Gerald Frisk, Marilyn Frost, Jan Fry barger, Helen Fuelling, James Fuller, David Fuller, Shelby Fullmer, Barbara Furr, Judith Gaines, Mary Gandee, Carol Garn, Carole Garwood, Gerald Gauthier, Mary ! Gaynor, Patricia } Geithman, Judith I Gerber, Gerald i f Gerber, James Gerber, Sally Gerbie, Carol Gerwin, Judith Gilbert, Carol Gilman, Gwen I 43 Givens, Judith Glasson, Ellen Goetz, Mary Beth Goff, Myron Good, Robert Goodleman, Norman Goslin, Patrick Gotfried, Maurice Gottschalk, Lawrence Greene, Patricia Green, Harvey Green, Margie Greenberg, Lawrence Gremling, Lawrence Groshans, Craig Grover, Marian Guerin, Ann Guest, Edward I I I ,1 Harloff, Dennis Haase, Julian Hadden, Sharon Hafferkamp, Edward Hammer, Ruth Ann Hammond, Linda Hammonds, Judith Harmon, Jon Harrah, Michael I Harris, Sandra Harrison, Judith Harsh, James Hart, James Hartman, Carol Hatcher, Thomas Hauschild, Thad Hausner, Stanley Hayes, Idris Haynes, Richard J. Haynes, Richard T. Heinisch, Jackie Heinzeroth, Nancy Helmke, Lalyne Henkel, Sharon Henning, Fred Hinkle, Mary Alice Hirsch, John Hites, Barbara Holcomb, Deanna Hollar, Darlene Houchins, Rodney Heubner, Carolyn Huls, Karl Husted, Suzanne Huttinger, Lynn lanucci, Joseph Jackman, Sandra Jackson, Joan Jacobi, Lenilynn Jacobs, Norman Jarchow, Sharon Jeffrey, Emmy Jennings, David Jiannuzzi, Joseph Joelson, Mickey I r I i 44 Johnson, Charles Jones, Robert Jordan, James Kaczmarski, James Kaminsky, Donald Kane, James Kelly, Bruce Kendzerski, Roman Kerin, Julie Kimple, David Kirby, Richard Klag, Judith Klein, Gilbert Klein, Klaus Klein, Sharon Knight, June Knudson, Richard Koester, Susan Kohn, Ellen Kohn, Marilyn Kolpien, Karen Konecny, Sharon Kory, Gloria Koszycki, Gerald Kozak, Daniel Krauss, Karen Krauss, Kay Krauss, Judy Kretz, Carol Kreuger, Gene Krieger, Judith Kurdys, Ronald Kv apich, Judith Lahr, Judith Lake, JoAnn Larson, Jane Laston, Lynn Lawniczak, Joanne Lee, Judith Leib, Barry Lehrer, John Lent, Gerald Levi, Gail Little, Gayle Loe, Peter I Loeb, Robert ' Losie, Dianne I Ludwig, Karol : Luedtke, Susan Lugibihl, Ruthann ! Lustic, Joan I Lutz, Arthur Lutz, Robert ; Lykins, Barbara Mack, Joan Marstelle ' r, Richard Martin, Patricia Marx, Patricia Mason, Lawrence Matthews, Carol Maybee, Richard Mayo, Gerald McCandless, Warren McClintic, Scott McCloud, Judith McCloud, Robert McConnell, Susan McCready, Mary Ann McCreary, Jackie McDevitt, David McDonald, Bruce McIntosh, Bonnie McKechnie, Carol Mears, Margaret Mechler, Judith Merritt, Marilyn Mersereau, Charles Mewhort, Don Meyers, Grace Meyers, Rowena Middaugh, Sharon If Mielke, James ' • Mielke, Leonard Mielke, Sharon :• Milham, Jack Miller, Harmon i: Miller, Jack Miller, John L. Miller, Michael )l Miller, Ronald ,i Miller, Sharon ,! Miller, Suzanne 1 Mills, Gerald ] Misson, Charlotte Minneker, Larry i Mizer, Judith ! Mohrhardt, Robert ' Mohr, David i Moldowsky, Marek I Moore, Charles Moore, Judith Moore, Sandra Morris, Janice Morrisey, Neil Mounier, Greg Mowry, David Mueller, Richard Mumford, Edv ard Myers, John Myers, Larry Navaugh, William Newbury, Susan Newman, Mary Ann Nischwitz, Tom Nixon, Pat Noltie, Carol Northrup, Robin Nottage, Geraldine Olen, Nancy Olwick, Judith O ' Rourke, Susan Ortman, Carol Osterhoudt, Mary Ann Overmeyer, Julie Owed, Carl Ozolin, Jures Pair, Darrel Parker, Richard Patton, Nancy Pawlicki, Robert Pazos, Chris Pearson, Beverly Peck, ' Thomas Perkinson, Betty Jo Perlinski, Janet Perlinski, Judy Perry, Suzanne Peugeot, Charlene Philipps, Robert Philiip, James Phillips, Sharon Plaskiewicz, James Poling, Douglas Poison, Marjorie Posner, Curtis Powell, Judith Prottengeier, James Pugh, Betsy Purse, Jo Purvis, Berry Queen, Judith Rahal, Richard Rohm, Marilyn Rohm, Susan Ramer, Richard Rankin, Joan Rankin, Sandra Rappoport, Dennis Reese, Margaret Rehkoph, Gloria Reiling, Lois Ridens, Larry Rinehart, Jesse Roberts, Dennis Roberts, Kenneth Roscher, James Rosenberg, John Rubadeaux, Judith Rutchow, Elizabeth Sahloff, William Sampsel, James Sanzenbacher, William Sargent, Gene Sautter, Barbara Sautter, William Schafer, Carl Schafer, David Scharer, Judith Scharlow, Bob Scherer, Judith Schlatter, Sally Schneider, Lane Schneider, Lynn Schnelker, Judith Schoch, Janet Schoedel, Marilyn Schroder, Janice Schroeder, Douglas Schroyer, Oakley Schuele, Jean Schueren, Judith Schultz, Ronald Schwartz, Howard Sears, Harold Sedgwick, Gordyne Severn, David Seybold, Barbara Shadier, Edward Shafer, David Shapiro, Maudette Shapiro, Melvin Shaud, Robert Shelley, Barbara Sherck, Jack Shinaberry, Richard Shirey, Joyce Shook, Terry Shugarman, David Shulaw, Laura Siders, Patricia Sieving, Charles Sillence, James Simmons, Larry Simon, Mark Singer, Howard Skeldon, Patricia Smart, Leigh Smith, Emily Smith, Eugene Smith, Garry Smith, Jackie Smith, Lowell Snider, Judith Snyder, Carol Soldinger, Roanne 1 Soster, David Spargos, James Spaulding, Joan Spohler, Paul Spohler, Donald Spohler, Elfrieda Sponder, Nancy Springer, David Stacko, David I a I ' i ! i- i I r Columbus, The American Revolution, Federalists, Civil War — so much to learn about our own coun¬ try. 1 Stauber, Ronald Stedman, Kay Steel, David 5 Stegeman, Maryann Steinberg, Harold Steiner, William Stemmle, Carolyn Stevenson, Bruce ' Stewart, Dennis [ Stine, Carla Stoolmiller, Allen Storm, Richard Strader, Lee , Straub, Joyce Stroup, Maryann Strubel, Thomas Stupsker, Charles Stuttle, Patricia Suchomma, Judith Sunshine, Esther j Swanbeck, Donna ' Swartz, Robert Szakovitz, Norman Tafelski, Sherrie Tanner, Sharon [ Taub, Leslie Taylor, Daniel 47 Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Jeanne Taylor, Marie Teegarden, Robert Tellefson, James Terrell, June Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Dorothy Thorndike, Sally Tobakos, Susan Turner, Richard Turner, Russell Ulmer, Bonnie Ulrich, Larry Upham, John Underwood, Sandra Ventresca, Vincent Vinson, Kerry Voltz, Nancy Vrooman, Charles Wade, Susan Wadsworth, Larry Wainer, Paul Walling, Beatrice Walter, Dorothy Walter, Joyce Wandtke, Judith Warner, Susan Warren, Janice Warrington, Sandra Weaver, Martha, Webb, Thomas Weeber, Patricia Welker, Barbara Wendt, Thomas Werner, Kay Wessel, Gerald White, David White, Mary Whitney, Thomas Whittier, Charles Wiener, Frances Wilder, Richard Wiles, Patricia Will, Richard Williams, Ednaearle Williams, Roberta Willoughby, Gary Wilson, Jo Ann Wilson, Michael Wilson, Nancy Winquist, Elaine Wisniewski, Walter Wittel, Barbara Wolf, James Wolf, Noel Wolfenstein, Victor Wood, Stephanie Wrage, Linda Wrest, Suzanne Wright, Gloria Yoakam, Cyrus Yunker, Betty Zbinden, Thomas Dave Schafer (in center), moderator for the campaign speeches of the mock presidential election exchanges opin¬ ions back stage with Christine Pazos and Bruce Stevenson. 48 ii rJ The Sophomore Class officers are (L. to R.): Sue Tanner, Vice President; Janice Roe, Secretary; Joan Strahm, Treasurer; Gary Burget, President. Entering wholeheartedly into their first year of student leadership, the Sopho¬ mores elected their class officers who were Gary Burget, President; Joan Strahm, Vice President; Sue Tanner, Secretary; and Jan Roe, Treasurer. Under the guidance of their advisers and officers, the Sophomore Class con¬ tinued throughout the year to maintain a co-operative spirit. This enthusiasm was noticeable by the support of the students for their annual dance, Caribbean Cruise , held in April, and the way in which they upheld the high scholastic standard of the school. All these achievements gave the Sopho¬ mores a great deal of pride and they are now looking forward to a prosperous new year as upper class men. Sophomore Class anrounci Sophomores prepare for their dance by making bids at a committee meeting. The advisers for the Sophomore Class are Miss Alice Perkins and Mr. Clark Folgate. 49 Ackland, Terry Acklin, Tracy Adams, Steve Adkinson, Leilani Adler, Sarah Adler, William Alcorn, Donald Alton, Patricia Anderson, David Anderson, Tom Anteau, Don Aot, Kenneth Ashton, Lynn Askey, Janice Austin, Mary Arthur Bachman, Howard Badenhope, Judy Baker, Philip Baldwin, Sandra Balsam, Judy Bandrevicks, Jack Banks, Mary Ann Bannister, Bob Barbara, Beverly Barnes, Nancy Bauer, Rose Beach, Bob Beals, Joyce Bearden, Tom Bearss, Bill Beck, James Beckoff, Gary Belusa, Clare Bennis, Philip Berg, Brenda Best, Nancy Bethal, Thelma Beverlin, Janet Biebe, Bob Birr, Sandra Blair, Jim Blinckle, Richard Block, Bonnie Block, Jerry Blum, Barbara Bochner, Madelin Bohn, Randolph Bond, Barbara Boroughf, Carol Bower, Fred Bower, Shirley Bradley, Bob Braizer, Harold Brenner, Elaine Brenforder, Fred Briggs, Jack Britton, Crystal Bromley, Doris Brooke, Karen Brower, Margaret Brown, Sally Brown, Thayer Broxon, Judy Bruce, Martha Bryan, Pat Buchop, Carol Buffington, Elaine Burget, Gary Burpee, Bill Burton, Bob Bush, Dick Byers, Rebecca Cady, Jim Carpenter, Ed Carvin, Donna Cate, Ronald Cecil, Norma Champe, Barbara Chapman, Bonita Chapman, Nancy Chester, Sandra Chisholm, Jackie Christenson, Kert Church, Pat Clark, Don Clark, Gary Clark, Helen Clark, Sharon Cochran, Sally Codell, Mary Lee Colen, Jerry Conaway, Kaye Conaway, Sandra Cook, Martha Cook, Mary Cooper, Robert Corcoran, Tom Cottey, Carole Coutcher, RonaL Cox, Dave Cox, Tom Craig, Barbara Cramer, Bob Crawford, Jerry Crim, Russ Crosby, Dan Crossin, John Cummerow, Jim Daiga, Valdia Dallet, Jim Damrauer, Bob Davis, Dan Davis, Mary Day, Owen Dehnhardt, Marvin Deitch, David Dellinger, Deana Dellinger, David Demaline, Linda Demland, Andy DeWald, Linda Dillinger, Carol Dills, Dick Dixon, Suzanne Donaldson, Steven Donnell, Cynthia ! I 1 I j Soptiomore students show great interest in a dis¬ section of frogs. Drake, Judy t ■ Dressel, Susan Dressier, Irma I Drews, Roger Driscoll, Ronnie « r ■ w Drumm, Emilie Duncan, Bonnie Dunlap, Peggy Dunlap, Ronnie Durfey, Carol Dushane, Judy Duvendack, James Eaken, Joyce Edmonds, Linda Ehrmin, John Ellis, James Ellis, Jane Elmore, Tom England, Larry Engler, Marcia Engler, Nancy Kay Ennis, Judy Epstein, Jerry Erbland, David Ernst, Duane Evans, Tom Faber, Gary Farrell, Janice Fenstermaker, Don Fialkoski, Karen Fischer, Charles Fisher, Lynn Fishier, Carole Fisk, Suzanne Flaggert, Vance Fleming, Ken 51 Fletcher, Paul Foels, Pat Foster, Steven Fortress, Jim Fox, Lila Fraker, Gerry Francisco, Barbara Fravor, Mike Frederick, Joyce Frihauf, Donna Froehlich, Peter Frye, Pamela Fuller, Gary Furry, Tom Gamble, Martha Garbe, Jim Garber, Bernard Gardner, Bob Garmer, Ben Garrison, Judy Gotten, Betsy Gelsleichter, Jan George, Barbara Gerbie, Joyce Gerkin, Judy Gerlach, James Gernheuser, Penelope The first task facing the Sophomores was their elections. Representatives from the homerooms hear Ned Burkhalter interview the candidates. I Gerwick, Beth Gellespie, Sara Gilley, Dana Ginter, Bob Ginter, Sharon Girkins, Kent Glossmeyer, Bonnie CSlickert, Gloria Gluss, Nancy Goldman, Edward Gometz, Harriet Goodman, Cheryl Goodman, Janice Grabow, etchen Grawck, Shirley Green, Antoinette Green, Dick Green , Don Greenberg, Joe Gribbin, Patrick Grindle, Larry Gross, Nancy Grounds, Herbert Grudzinski, Diana Guidry, Nelson Gustaeson, Philip Haag, Virgil Haas, James Hahn, Elaine Hamilton, Dennis Hammit, Todd Hannes, Fred Hansen, Charles Harbaugh, Lee Ann Harfst, Lawrence Harger, Curtis 52 I ■I Harpster, Kathryn Harrer, Pat Harris, Evertt Harris, Randy Hawk, Pamela Haydu, Bonnie Hayes, Sharon Hayes, Tim Hayward, David Haynes, Katherine Heath, David Heckler, Beverly Heckert, Charles Heer, Bonnie Heinl, Dennis Heiserman, Larry Helhm, Chris Herdman, Lawrence Hibbs, Mary Highlands, Dianne Hill, Kathy Hinkle, Don Hoffman, Jerry Holley, Tom Hollister, Judy Holmes, Judy Holmes, Nancy Horen, Margie Hostetler, Dianne Hostetler, Don Huckaba, Harlan Hummon, Elaine Hunter, Bob Hutchinson, Jean Huttinger, John Hutton, Nancy Imholt, Judy Imholt, Fritz Jackson, Bill Jackson, Jim Jacguemotte, Jim Jaffee, Marcia Jedd, Pat Johanson, Janilyn Johnson, Linda Johnson, Sandra Johnston, Edwin Johnstone, James Jones, Bette Jones, Cleo Jones, Muriel Jordan, David Joslin, Nancy Kaizer, Tom Katcher, Elaine Katcher, Martin Keaton, Bob Keaton, Larry Keck, Marvin Keenan, Kay Kehle, Jim Kessel, Mary Ketola, Karen Keyes, Pat Kight, Sandra Killiam, Larry King, Carolyn King, Robert Kissebeth, Carol Klapfish, Mike Klappich, Sandra Klopfenstein, Harold Kloster, Ken Knapp, Sandra Knauer, Jerry Knonnlein, Larry Knowles, Marcia Koder, Dick Koechley, Mark Korman, Bobbie Kraft, Bob Krauss, William Krueger, Ruth Kudzia, David Kuhlam, David Kujawa, James Kumnick, Bob Kuohn, Bill Kupsky, Bradford Kwiatowiski, Eliene La Course, Rollin La Flam, Dianna Laipply, Lodeen Landis, Janet Lanford, Ben Lapinski, James La Plante, Lloyd Larmore, Peggy Lauback, Ronnie Lawrence, Ann Leach, Jill Leak, Dale Leake, Rosalyn Lease, Carma Jean Le Bois, Shelly Lee, James Lehner, Sandra Leichtaner, Richard Leighton, Susan Lesniewicz, Thomas Levison, Gail Libenson, David Liber, Mike Liber, Susan Liberman, Anita Lieske, Marla Linn, Bonnie Linstead, John Lipman, Laury Lippold, Thomas Lipson, Gerald Litchrnwald, Mary Litten, Jackie Longbrake, Jeri Longenbarger, Gloria Lovelace, Caroline Lorigan, Tim Louy, Jackie Ludgate, Jack Lytten, Dennis Maneval, Russell Mansfield, Barbara Manz, Shirley Marenberg, Jerry Marshall, William Martin, Bill Martin, Mary Martin, Joyce Matthes, William Matthews, Kent Mattimoe, Louise Mayfield, Larry Mayo, Ardith Maze, David McAnally, Shirley McColl, Charles McCreary, Joel McCready, Joyce McEwen, Jackie McFarland, Robert McGarvey, Dennis McKarus, Neumer McKee, Robert McKitrick, Joy McNutt, Dennis McNutt, John McOuillin, Janice Mead, Charles Meissner, Linda Mewborn, William Miller, Darrel Miller, Tom Milligan, Bonnie Moldiney, Gary Mollencamp, Jim Molnar, John Moore, Martha Moore, Patricia Moorehead, Scott Morgan, Frank Morgan, James Morris, Carol Morris, Marilyn Moses, Bonnie Motley, Carol Murphy, James Murray, John Myers, Larry Myles, Michael Nassar, Sharon Nasset, Nancy Netter, Nelson Neuhaus, Tom Newman, Kathy Nichols, Sue Nigh, Sue Nissen, Sandra Oehlers, Ronald Okun, Larry O ' Rourke, Mary Jo Olmstead, James Overly, Marilyn Overton, Linda Owens, Sally Page, Kathy Parker, Judianne Parker, Joan Parker, Harry Parks, ludy Parlette, Bob Parrot, Sharon Parsons, Kenneth Parsons, Tom Pasch, Tom Paul, Nancy Pawlicki, Diane Peksa, Diane Perlmutter, Laurie Pegorsch, Judy Perry, Dale Perry, Diane Peterson, Judith Pfiel, Milton Pirner, Carolyn Pleiss, Melvin Pocotte, Mary Poffenbaugh, Charlene Pohl, Richard Polland, David Polverari, Bill Pontious, Carolyn Porter, Pat Powell, Jerry Powell, Judy Praia, Shirley Priddy, Nancy Price, Paul Pries, Carol Pugh, Mildred Pugh, Robert Ouertinmont, Tom Ouimbly, Pat Rackus, Rita Radler, David These future mathematic¬ ians struggle on in Mrs. Pasquier ' s geometry class. Radabaugh, Linda Ranson, William Ray, Wilma Reed, Barbara Reed, James Reed, John Reeve, Susan Reighard, Judy Reisig, Margaret Pice, Carol Richardson, David Richie, Carl Rickerd, Helen [I Riggs, Jim I Riley, Thomas Ringer, Jerry I Robar, Joann Robbins, Phyliss Roberdeaux, Dennis Robinson, Jeff Roby, Thomas Roe, Janice Rohrs, Carolyn Roscoe, Cynthia Rose, Mary Ross, Larry Ross, Mary 55 Roth, Sandra Roth, Tom Roth, Victor Rowley, Eileen Rozek, Marilyn Ruben, Marcia Ruby, Susan Ruffin, Betsy Rutledge, Lexi Russ, Jerry Russell, Dennis Rutchow, Robert Rutchow, Barbara Rutchow, Joyce Ryan, Darlene Salhoff, Karen Sampson, Gail Sampson, John Samuelson, Don Santchi, Douglas Sartor, Marilyn Sauer, Tom Sautter, Judy Schaefer, Carl Shaefer, Greg Schaefer, John Schlit, Steve Schlotterback, Ann Schnell, Sharon Schoembs, George Schreiner, Marjorie Schroder, George Schuchert, Ed Schuster, Lars Schwartz, Suzanne Seger, Linda Serra, Larry Seward, Sandra Shapiro, David Shadix, Ernest Sharpe, Donald Sharpe, Janice Shaw, Kenneth Shaw, Rex Shearson, Patrick Sheppard, Keith Shriner, Jim Shuff, Janet Shumaker, Carmen Siders, Carole Sidwell, Dianne Sigg, Richard Simon, Barbara Simpson, Robert Sinclair, Beverly Singer, Marilyn Skellie, Ed Small, Penelope Smenner, Sally Smith, Dave Smith, George Smith, Ronald, Smith, Sandra Smith, Sherry Smith, Susan Smithmeyer, Bill Snider, Susan Snyder, Dorette Snyder, Sharon Solberg Dolores Soutar, Paula Spang, Sandra Specht, Donald Spross, Thomas Stahl, John Stark, Judith Starsky, Susan Stautsenberger, Sonnie Steele, Ron Stein, Jeff Stein, Joyce Stevens, Maren Stevens, Sandra Stewart, Jackie Stewart, Virginia Stiles, Bonnie Stolz, Rosie Strahm, Joan St. Aubin, Larry St. John, Edwin St. John, Richard Sturm, Charles Sutter, Darla Swan, Judy Swary, Carol Swift, Sandra Tanner, Sue Tarloff, Alice Tarsha, Glen Taylor, Jim Terril, William Thompson, Bill Thompson, Mary Ann Thompson, Susan Thorson, Denise Timm, Carole Track, Leonard Trembly, Frank Tress ' er, John Treuhaft, Linda Truax, Betty Turnbow, Steven Underwood, David Ulrich, Richard Urwitz, Lynn Vanderpool, Fred Van Wormer, Bonnie Vickre, James Vincent, Milton Vesey, Diane Vobbe, Tom Wegenknecht, Karen Wagner, Dave Wall, Donna Walling, Sam Wallis, Susan Walton, Janice Walworth, Elizabeth Wannamaker, Jay Ward, James Warner, Carol Warrick, Lynn Washing, Thomas Watt, Karen Weaver, Margaret Weber, Barbara Weber, Terry Webster, Marilyn Weinman, Sydel Weidemann, Brigitte Weihl, Steven Weisman, Dick Weisenberger, Sue Weiss, Ronald Werder, Nancy Welker, Robert West, Debby Westcott, Robert Wetzler, Donna Wheeler, Pat Whitaker, Charlene White, Ronald White, Susan Whiteman, Jerry Whitmore, Beverly Whitten, Charlene Wicklund, Mary Wilkins, Janet Williams, Judy Williams, Sue Wilmoth, Gary Wilson, Robert Winkel, Barbara Witt, Mike Woggon, John Wolf, Ilah Wolf, Ray Woodward, David Wormington, Barbara Wright, Carole Young, Ann Young, David Young, Rebecca Zaugg, Wynn Zeigler, Roger Zentgrebe, Dave Zimmerman, Nancy Zimmerman, Ron Zollinger, Bill Zwefil, Gary 57 Monthly Froshmore parties provide entertainment and friendly get- togethers for the underclassmen. Freshman Class 58 Abolt, John Ackerman, Carol Adair, Barbara Adams, Stephen Adkins, Merilee Aharoni, Sharon Aikman, Susan Ake, Gretchen Alspaugh, Janet Ames, Gwendolyn Anderson, Karen Anderson, Mike Andre, George Ardner, Karen Asendorf, Carol Ashman, David Austin, David Babcock, Jane Babcock, Ronald Baer, Cynthia Baker, Kathy Baker, Margaret Baker, Sally Balch, Charles Balint, Janet Balough, Fred Bame, Susan Bame, Lawrence Barber, Brenda Barksdale, Alfred Barrion, Ann Barrett, Walter Barrow, John Barrowman, James Bartlett, Dexter Baugher, Beatrice Seven hundred and fifty new faces joined us here at DeVilbiss this year as Freshmen. The class of ' 60, under the advisership of Mr. Brown and Miss Pasch, embarked upon a successful high school career. The Frosh took part in every phase of student life by taking the lead on the Honor Roll and participating in athletic and extracurricular activities. All of this, along with a tremendous school spirit shown at athletic events, indicates that the class has the deter¬ mination, ability, and willingness to make an outstanding contribution to the school. Baumcrots, Larry Baumcrots, Leo Bearss, James Bearss, Buena Beck, Carol Becker, Daniel Bedee, Georgia Begin, James Benfer, Richard Benford, Jerry Bennett, Patsy Bently, Ray Berger, James Bernard, Gary Bernath, Judy Bick, David Biebesheimer, William Bigelow, Carolyn Bigelow, Marilyn Birr, Phyllis Black, Roland Blanchard, Ronald Bloom, Andy Blumberg, Joseph Bly, Melody Bodley, Rollin Boggs, James Boldt, Barbara Bolger, Brenna Booth, Jack Bossier, Judith Botz, Sharon Borque, Philip Boyd, Caren Bradford, James Brady, Sarah 59 Braithwaite, John Braithwaite, Linda Brandenberger, William Brenneman, Ben Brenneman, Jeffery Brigham, James Brodbeck, Linda Brown, Nadine Brown, Susan Brown, Susan Budyinski, Sara Buehrer, Barbara Buecher, Nan Bugyi, Joanne Bundy, Judy Burda, Jan Burkett, Mike Burkholder, Sandi Burnham, Lorretta Buss, Nancy Butler, Carol Butler, Roger Byers, Susan Byington, Judy Cady, Patricia Camp, Susan Cappi, Marjorie Mr. Maher instructs Fresh¬ men on school life in Ori¬ entation class. Carlson, Robert Carroll, Dan Casali, Mary Ann Cassady, Pat Caster, Tom Caudill, Lanny Cbesrown, Michael Chinn, Charlotte Chisholm, Norma Chisman, Glen Chryst, David Clapper, Marie Clark, Carol Clark, Don Coats, Christine Cohen, Sandra Coleman, Karen Conaway, Joanne Conklin, Faith Ellen Connett, Michael Conrad, John Cook, John Cooper, Gary Couri, Annette Courtney, LaWanda Cramer, Car ol Crawford, Robert Crowder, Josephine Czubachawski, James Czubachawski, Judy Damrauer, Roberta Dankoski, Patrick Daso, Virginia Davidson, Judy Davis, Mardonna Deako, Mary Lou 60 Dean, Mary DeBock, Norman Decker, Gary Decker, Gregg Deen, Eva Deen, Heney Depinet, Sarah DeRose, Richard DeTray, Dianne DeTray, Wayne Devault, Arlene Devauit, Janet DeWees, Barry Dietz, William Dil ' er, Robin Dishong, Patricia Dixon, Diane Dodd, Carol Doederlein, Arthur Doerr, Susan Donaldson, Linda Doner, Tom Doughty, Pat Draheim, Robert Drake, Carolyn Drake, Linda Droszez, Terry Dudley, Nancy Duncan, Jim Dunlop, Pat DuPuis, Patricia Durdel, Nancy Duvendack, Charles Duvendack, Susan Dwight, Carole Ann Eaglin, LaDonna East, Polly Easterday, Don Eastop, Richard Edelman, David Ellithorpe, Nancy Jane Elton, Richard Elwell, Robert Erbland, Elizabeth Erkert, John Eschedor, Darrel Eschenburg, Karen Eshenberger, Judy Esser, Judith Evearitt, Robert Feldstein, Eden Feldt, Bert Fell, Kay Ann Fike, Bonnie Finch, Norman Finch, Walter Fink, LeVonne Fischer, Howard Fishman, Sharry Fitch, John Fitzpatrick, John Flynn, Mama Foley, Barbara Forster, Ann Fox, Susan Frazen, Dean Friedman, Bruce Friedman, Charles Fritz, Sharon •■Frost, Sue Gamber, Sharon Gaunch, Barrie Sue Ganson, Robert Gardner, James Gardner, Jerry Garland, Carol Gauthier, Elaine Gauthier, Fredrick Gauthier, Merilee Gedosch, Joan George, Nancy Gerbie, Hannah Gerson, Jill Giawchawlski, Leonard Gibbs, Jeanette Gilbert, Daniel Glew, James Glydo, Robert Good, Karen Goodman, Nancy Gray, Patrick Graybill, Jim Greenberg, Sherrie Gregory, Dorothy Gring, Daniel Grochowalski, Barbara Groshans, Judy Ellen Grosse, Sherri Grounds, George Grover, Nondus Guhl, Shirley Gunlite, Jacquelyn Guyer, Sally Gwizynski, Lillian Haberkamp, Earl Habercamp, Lee Hague, Darrell Hall, Harriet Hamilton, Constance Hammitt, Connie Hammond, Nancy Hampton, Joseph Haley, Tom Hanson, Loretta Harger, Sherry Harrington, Sandra Harrison, Nancy Hart, Janet Hartman, Mary Lynn Hassen, Lynn Haworth, Larry Hawthorne, Ray Hayes, Sally Heckler, James Heckler, Kathy Heer, Nancy Williams, Sarah Heisser, Pam Hemsoth, Michael Henderson, James Herdman, Richard Hershman, Carol Hetzel, Thomas Hewitt, James Heywood, Tom Hill, Carol Hill, Charles Hiltman, Daniel Hinsey, Linda Hites, Melvin Hodgeson, Charles Hoff, John Holland, David Hollister, Vicke Hood, Fred Hood, Tanya Horvath, Joanne Hough, Raymond Howard, Judith Howard, Mary Howard, Kent Houston, Nancy Howard, Nelson Huff, Douglas Hulselbus, Susan Hummel, Janice Hummel, Margaret Hummon, Evelyn Hurst, Robert Husted, Jerrie Lynn Isenstein, Veronica Jackson, James Jaffee, Sharon Jamra, Jerry Jamra, Larry Jeffery, David Jennings, Joan Jerrett, Rod Jodrey, Dean Joelson, Robert Johnson, Carol Johnson, Linda Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Terry Jones, Georgina Jones, Judy Jones, Marilyn Jones, Nancy Jones, Ruth Jordan, John Julert, Diane Kahle, Thomas Kalniz, Norma Kalniz, Thomas Karem, Gale Karpinski, Edward Kass, Joanne Katlen, Arvin Kean, James Keeling, Sherry Keiser, James Keister, William Kelsey, Rebecca Kennedy, Sarah Jane Kenner, Carol Kenworthy, Susan Kerr, Barbara Kerr, Don Kesmeyer, Kenny Keyes, Jackie Kier, James King, Bruce King, Nancy Kirk, Joan Kirkendall, Garry Kirkham, Harry Kleckner, James Klem, Robert Kneeshaw, Mary Knight, Phillip Knipp, Edward Knodle, Jeffery Knorr, Gerald Knudson, Stephen Kopka, Sharon Kopp, Edward Kowaleswski, David Krieger, Pat Kruse, Roger Kunkle, Sharon Kunz, Thomas Kurtz, Carolyn Kurtz, David La Bo, Jeanne Lamberson, Jacqueline Lane, Eddy Lane, Judy Laney, Ella Whitney, Allan Lasobik, Craig Laumann, Douglas Lautz, Judith Lawson, Faye Le Fevre, Mary Freshmen solicitors are eager to learn the tech¬ niques of selling a year¬ book. Lehaney, Terry Lehman, George Leib, Judy Leininger, Sandra Lentz, David Lessentin, Rita Levy, Susan Leidel, Todd Linder, Darlene Lindhubber, Thomas Linder, Luther Little, James Littrell, Lee Lober, John Lohman, Caroline Lorigan, Nancy Lotozynski, Joan Loudon, Ann Lucas, Barbara Luther, Mary Lou Lykins, Sharon Mack, James MacKenzie, Cicily Maier, Darryl Marquardt, Sally Marshall, Dianne Marx, Carol 63 Mason, Scott Mayo, Mike McBee, Monty Moor, Greg McClow, Jeannie McDonald, Georgean McFarland, Nancy McGannon, Dick McKnight, Carol McLaughlin, Ovid McNutt, Mary Jo McQueen, Murray Means, Kay Mefford, Gordon Minninger, Dan Merritt, Leora Mev hort, Charles Meyers, Penny Michael, William Mielke, Judith Miezitis, Valda, Miller, Charles Miller, Doris Miller, Douglas Miller, Edward Miller, James Miller, Judy Miller, Judy Ann Miller, Judy Lynn Miller, John Mil ' er, Linwood Miller, Marilyn Third hour, and it ' s time for lunch, where Freshmen can buy tickets for feature movie. Miller, Patti Miller, Susan Miller, Thomas Minneker, Sandra Misson, George Mohr, Mary Moore, Irva Moore, William Morgan, Joan Morris, Jon Morris, Carolyn Morrissey, Colleen Morrow, Carl Mortimer, Joanne Morton, Nancy Mueller, Barbara Munn, Judith Myers, Kathy Myers, Sandra Mynderse, Sandra Norris, Thomas Nostrant, William Nathanson, Joan Neiswinder, Lois Newcomb, Dianne Newman, Kenneth Nice, William 64 Noe, Virginia Notzka, John Odom, John Ogle, Sharon Ogren, Earl Ordorica, Rafael Overton, Thomas Owen, Janice Owens, Karen Pakulski, Diane Palmer, Judy Palmer, Judy Pappajohn, Carol Ann Parkes, David Parritt, Irene Peirce, Pamela Perlman, Joseph Pertcheck, Lawrence Pertcheck, Marlene Peterson, Leonard Petty, Lynn Phelps, Sandra Phillip, Sarah Phillips, Martin Phillips, Danny Pickering, Gary Pickett, Margaret Pietras, Nancy Pirwitz, Howard Politsch, Chuck Portnoff, Ronald Potter, Lynne Powder, Marcia Price, Stephen Prodan, James Przybelski, Mary Ann Pugh, George Pulliam, Eugene Purse, Donald Ouaintance, Raymond Oualman, Judy Ouerin, Marlene Ouertimont, Carol Quigg, Teryl Radabaugh, Sue Rahm, Terry Rakebrand, Terry Ramer, David Ramer, Donald Ramlow, Edward Ramsey, Ray Ranchic, Patricia Rathke, David Ray, Lynn Ray, Margeret Reasor, Virginia Recknagel, Diana Redd, Edward Reeme, Peter Reese, Donald Remer, Sharon Renner, John Repass, Sally Retzke, Carol Rhegness, Charles Rice, Donald Richardson, John Ritz, Jacquelyn Roberts, Jack Rogers, Carol Rosenberry, William Ross, Carol Rost, Dorthy Roth, Larry Rubin, Elin Rupple, Gary Russell, Beverly Russell, Shirley Rust, Susan Rutkowski, Anthony Ryan, Keith Ryan, Kenneth Ryerson, David Sander, Constance Sarantou, James Sauter, Donita Sautter, Nancy Sautter, Ted Scarberry, Eugene Schade, John Schatz, Judy Schaub, Virginia Scheff, Dewey Scherer, Carol Schilt, Suzanne Schmidt, William Schmucker, David Schneider, Jacqueline Schneider, William Schroeder, Barton Schuller, Susan Schulak, David Schultz, Richard Schulz, Lawrence Schumaker, Darlene Schunk, Ann Schuster, Carolyn Schuster, Carol Schwalbert, Russell Schwyn, Dan Scott, Marilyn Scott, April Scouten, Don Searl, Linda Senger, Patricia Shake, Mary Shanteau, Carol Sharpe, Bonnie Shea, Connie Rose Shell, Suzanne Shelly, John Shertinger, Rae Ann Shimel, Judy Shook, Nancy Shore, William Shulaw, Betty Shunk, Sandra Siegle, Sharon Silsbie, John Silverman, Leon Simons, Jerry Siegman, Arlene Simon, Barbara Simonello, Victor Simons, Jack Simons, Janice Sinclair, Terry Slater, Sandra Smith, Darlene Smith, Darrell Smith, David Smith, Karen Smith, Loretta Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Smith, Verna Snow, Elizabeth Snyder, Dexter Snyder, Judy Ann Snyder, Sandra Solburg, James Solomon, Sam Sommerville, David Soster, Timothy Southern, Mary Spalding, Joan Sparks, William Spejwik, Wayne Spencer, Gloria Splinder, James Splonsler, Thomas Sprague, Lowrie Steele, Kathleen Steele, Sue Stefango, George Stein, William Stemmle, Robert Stine, Bonnie Stone, Michael Stone, Sandra Stout, David Strahm, Marjorie Straugn, Robert Strole, Susan Strong, James Struber, Joan Stump, Nancy Sullings, Bill Sullivan, Emmet Sullivan, James Sunderman, Lois Sutton, Chester Sweeny, Ray Swolsky, Mark Symmes, Sandra Szombatim, Marianne Tait, Paul Taraschke, Janet Tauber, George Taylor, Alice Taylor, David Taylor, John Teegardin, Larry Temple, Janys Terrell, Charles Teschler, Danny Thayer, Sandra Thomas, Gerald Thompson, Brian Thompson, Marjorie Thompson, Ronnie Thomson, Judy Tice, Thomas Tilley, Steven Tischinae, Sharon Toepler, Walter Towslee, Arthur Tracy, Terry Neal Tressler, Diane Treuhaft, Louise Treuhaft, Paul ■ij Troutman, Gary Treuhaft, Marlene W Treuhaft, Martin a Ulrich, Jay H Underdown, Jay Van Deilen, Jim Van Neuss, Bonnie Vandiver, Jerry Vass, Steve Veit, Bonnie Vick, Mary Vogan, Helen Vogeli, Joan Wageman, Barton Wagner, Rex Wakefield, Rusilla Waldman, Deann Walker, Marvin Walters, Gerald Walters, Robert Walton, John Walton, Sandra Ward, John Wast, Walter Weaner, Sandra Weinman, Frances Weinman, Rhoda Weiss, Laurence Weissfeld, Nina Welch, Arlene Welch, Sheila Welty, Richard Wert, Kenneth Wesley, James Wexler, Sandra Wexler, Steve Whitacre, Carol Whitaker, Nancy LaRue, Curtis Wilcox, Mary Jane Wilch, Terry Williams, Sandra Williams, Sarianne Willis, Karen Wilson, Patricia Wingate, Carl Winkle, Carolyn Winney, Cythania Winter, Rochelle Winter, Susan 67 Wise, David Wise, Gregory Wisebaker, Melvin Wittenberh, Marshall Wodarski, Jim Wolfe, Kathleen Wolneiwicz, Joan Wood, Donald Woodward, David Worman, Sharon Wrage, John Wright, Edward Wynn, Carol Yaffee, Gerald Yeates, David Young, June Young, Terry Zahos, Billie Zanville, Richard Zbinden, Jane Zeller, Rose Marie Zimmerman, Richard Zing, Carol Zienter, Virginia Zolweg, Lloyd Baumcrots, Leo Guynn, Bob Grohowski, Sandra Heinlein, Laura Karpinski, David Lindhubber, Tom Freshmen rush to attend the monthly Feature movie. 68 The snowfilled campus presents a beautiful sight for Seniors to remember. 69 jjuuHe into student activities, he had dif- : not miss anything. He had in order to keep V� well jdS:ii e;:i g@$i:ic ;hg at Student C vncitxmoet g xld d iend: :an : egi|;;:;tgj:;ibidi( :;|;|;8h ;;:jdi| ;:;:j ches ii ;-:Wh : ' :he hour ;:ii)i;:wic ]fei;i:§tiiji jent:::i?tcti! jfe;a:; studeiii;s;:JijEe;;:;:;iife e’:: ' :d!c;tiviUe x6it ;:j[ict piite;;:.i !fieid of occupfit]to!ti::;c t;:|hiing;:. | u±;:lcdenls:;ffidf:;hddViii2)t;; fe For someone:;iwitiL|:itib;|;pdidii2t xahilityi;-:dh;:gch| n and a time to wd feiidndj’iiniafce: new activities demand many hoursixiq rj ' jacl iptxfhfiyjildlsdx the student a feeling of Dave Stone Dorothea Eitel Patsy Radunz Tom Merrit Athletics Judy Weigand School Service Lynne Giles Publicity Carole Goodwin Finance Judy Daso Social Welfare Awards Clerk of the Board The magazine kick-oii is led by Lynne Giles, Mr. Robertson, Tom Merritt, Ginny Sinclair, and Mr. Rettig. Student . . • During the year the Student Asso¬ ciation attempted to bring a closer relationship between the faculty and students and also continued to en¬ courage a better school spirit and to develop student responsibility. The association, functioning under the capable leadership of Ginny Sin¬ clair, President, and Mr. Robert E. Rettig, faculty adviser, worked to The Student-Faculty Board tries to co-operate on matters of mutual interest to the school. Shown here, they are (L. to R.) Gary Burget, Dorothea Eitel, Elizabeth Snow, Mrs. Grace Knaggs, Mrs. Margaret Hoffman, Miss Elaine Hirth, Don Kaminsky, Mr. J. Norman Klee, and Nancy Adams. 72 GARDNER DEYE STUDIO Ginny Sinclair Sue Smith Sue Habib Tanie Stick President Student Activities Organizations National Service Patti Dailey Mike Wahl Prudy White Dave Pugh Publications Assemblies Publications Guidance • • . Council solve the problems confronting them. Along with holding the annual work¬ shop for home room representatives and backing the area and school Student Council Dances, they also sponsored a polio drive as their main project, tad ' s tiger says, This fine organization provides for a better De- Vilbiss today, for a greater DeVilbiss tomorrow. Sue Habib, our representative, won the title of Area Student Council Queen at the Area Student Council Dance. Her beauty and sparkling personality, com¬ bined with eagerness to work for tangible results in Student Council make her well deserve this honor. Student Council represent¬ atives sign in before the meet:n:i begins. 73 GARDNER DEYE STUDIO TOP ROW (L. to R.): Sybil Sharpe, Beryl Ravin, Dave Pugh, Ned Burkhalter, Peter Bauer, Harvey Weinman, Judy Elwell. ROW TWO: Prudy White , Sharon Knauf, DiAnne Hamilton, Julie Cole, Sandy Jones, Judy Wheeler. Quill and Scroll Honor Society Thespian Honor Society TOP ROW (L. to R.): Jerry Howard, Rick Richardson, Ken Keller, Cox, Carol Emery, Mr. Norman Klee, adviser, Miss Elizabeth Norm Solberg, Jay Norman, Ron Lindower. ROW TWO: Louise Papps, adviser, Carole Goodwin, Prudy White. GARDNER DEYE STUDIO 74 National Honor Society GARDNER DEYE STUDIO ROW ONE (L. to R.); Nancy Ryan, Dick Weaver, Bob Weaver, Peter Bauer, Richard Swain, Tom Merritt, Dave Barkenquest, Dave Pugh, Tom Lentz, Gary Wengrow, Judy Weigand. ROW TWO: Dianne Hamilton, Carol Emery, Kit Zaugg, Judy Elwell, Judy Daso, Janie Stick. ROW THREE; Nancy Duff, Sue Habib, Dorthea Eitel, Betsy Radunz, Patsy Radunz, Peggy Fischer, Kath¬ erine Tesarik, Barbara Spross. Honor Societies Masters of the Schoolrooms, this phrase could be used to describe the members of the National Honor Society. This body of students must achieve high scholastic and social stand¬ ards in order to gain membership. Good char¬ acter is also stressed and is evident in these students by their willingness to work and their fine relationships with others. The faculty of DeVilbiss High School select these students from the Junior and Senior classes and the new members are then inducted at a formal cere¬ mony in the auditorium. Two other societies which ore highly re¬ spected in DeVilbiss for their fine work in the fields of Dramatics and Journalism ore Thes¬ pians and Quill and Scroll. These societies also require the most outstanding students in their particular fields for membership. Thespians, which was organized this year, picked the students who had taken part in dramatic pro¬ ductions. Quill and Scroll also chose its mem¬ bers from the students who showed their best efforts in the literary field. The societies ' purpose is to honor the students who excel in each respective field and to rec¬ ognize scholarship and outstanding character in the high school student. 75 Editor Sandy Jones, Panel Editor Peter Bauer, and Miss Papps and Mr, Stalker, Advisers, review final proof before it goes to the printer. Pot O’ Gold Barbara Farkas and Mary Ann Diemer, typists, go over this year ' s copy before it is typed. In every corner of room 164, there is a group of students busily working. In the back, Anne Gofer has headquarters for the organizations section. In another corner, Sybil Sharpe and the business staff do their job of counting and recording all receipts and disbursements. The paneling section is always a busy place with Peter Bauer and Sandy lones heading the job of laying out the yearbook. Other staff mem¬ bers work on copy, while Patti Dailey and the classes editors check name spellings. The dark¬ room is always occupied by one or more per¬ sons processing the very important pictures. tad ' s tiger, when looking in on this busy scene, realizes how much work goes into the Pot O ' Gold. 76 Sybil Sharpe. Business Manager, with DiAnne Hamilton and Muriel Jones, goes over the day ' s receipts brought in by solicitors. Anne Gofer, Organizations Editor, with Marie Taylor and Chris Pazos, assist¬ ants, discusses the possibility of various club pictures. Phil Johnson, Assistant Panel Editor, Judy Wheeler, Artist, and Dick Haynes go over drawings for this year ' s Pot O ' Gold. 77 Lee Strader. Junior Class Editor; Judy Elwell, Senior Class Editor; Donna Freer, Sophomore Class Editor; Jerry Mills, Freshman Class Editor; and Carol McKechnie, Junior Class Editor, hold a con¬ ference with Patti Dailey, Classes Editor. Faculty Editor Julie Cole, Athletics Ed¬ itor Dick Will, and Judy Bayha. Student Activities Editor, examine pictures to be used in their sections. Gary Pickering and John Hirsch, Pho¬ tographers, consult with David White, who does the developing. 78 1 COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION POT 0� GOLD HAS BEEN AWARDED THIS MEDALIST CERTIFICATE IN THE TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL YEARBOOK CRITIQUE AND CONTEST CONDUCTED BY THE ASSOCIATION AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 12, 1956. The Medalist Award Achievement of the ultimate, rewarding rec¬ ognition in any endeavor only comes through the constant and laborious effort of many over a period of time. The awarding of the Medalist rating for the 1956 anniversary edition of the Pot O ' Gold by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University was one such example. From a beginning of sixty-four pages in 1932 to one hundred ninety-six pages and the twenty-fifth anniversary of Thomas A. DeVilbiss High School in 1956, one cannot help but envision the editors, business managers, and staffs who hove contributed their thoughts and talents to make us now the thankful re¬ cipients of this honor. To them we extend our gratitude. Nor should we forget the advisers (all of them) who have worked over the years to keep our life ' s ideals and material standards ever high. And to the faculty and administra¬ tion for the trust, patience, and encouragement they have shown over the years, w e most humbly acknowledge our sense of obligation. 79 Pasting the dummy are (standing) Pam Becker, News Writer; Stan Krawetz, Sports Writer; and Toni Tucker, Activities Page Assistant; (sitting) Burton Kalniz, Sports Writer; Kathy Tesarik, News Writer. Reviewing the finished product are Miss Rose Bloom, Literary Adviser; Prudy White, Edtior; and Miss Elaine Hirth, Business Adviser. In The Literary Department it is write, write, and rewrite. This, says tad ' s tiger, is a two weeks agenda. On the Tuesday that we students get the Prism, copy must be handed in for the next issue. After correc¬ tions are made all stories ore sent to the printer on Friday. Two sets of galleys ore returned next Wednes¬ day. (Galley is a long column of type .) One set is used for proof-read¬ ing. The other is cut to fit the four pages of the newspaper. This paste¬ up is sent back to the printer again. The printing press rolls into • action and off come two thousand Prisms. 80 Dave Stone, Advertising Manager; Dave Schafer, Publicity Manager; Sue Tobakos, Circulation Man¬ ager; and Gary Wengrow, Photographer, hang a poster to advertise the Prism. Peeking into the Prism room, tad ' s tiger sees much activity. In the Business Department some people solicit advertising from business firms in the area, while others collect subscription money from the students. Long columns of figures must be computed ac¬ curately. The Business Depart¬ ment is an important phase of Prism work. Nancie Olen, Feature Writer; Peggy Smith, Feature Writer; Carol Fleck, Nevrs Page Assistant; and Bob Meyer, Sports Writer, are reading proof. Drawing make-up are Har¬ vey Weinman, News Page Editor; Beryl Ravin, Sports Page Editor; Dave Pugh, Managing Editor; Bobbie Yaffee, Activities Page Editor; and Sharon Knaui, Feature Page Editor. 81 Members of the choir are Pat Aborn, John Bacon, Brooke Bandfield, Dave Barkenquest, Lynnda Berger, Carlin Black, Shari Black, Martha Bruce, Jack Chapman, Anne Cofer, Gary Cooper, Nancy Dais, Mary Davies, David Deitch, Anita Duncan, Dan Eisler, Carol Emery, Nancy Engler, Martha Gamble, Burk Greenwald, Phil Gustafson, Tom Haverfield, Joan Jackson, Alex Johns, Janet Kimble, Sidney Kloppenstein, Richard Knudson, Brad Kupske, Carma Lease, Ron Lindower, Geri Lorber, Ida Lykins, Jerry Mayo, Pam Mayo, Jon McDowell, Albert Meyer, Pat Neal, Barbara Neff, Tom Owens, Doug Poling, Marilyn Rahm, Betty Rutchow, Kay Schroe- der, Dick Schroeder, Judy Schweitzer, Barbara Seybold, Barbara Spross, Bruce Stevenson, Jim Utz, Milton Vincent, Lynne Warrick, Margaret Weaver, David White, Kirsten Zaugg. A Cappella Choir Members of the band are Steve Adams, Philip Baker, Charles Balch, Carol Bearss, Carol Beck, Richard Benfer, Sandy Blanchard, Richard Blank, Karen Brooke, Bob Bruns, Joyce Buffington, Richard Bush, Charles Carnahan, John Ehrmin, Robert Elwell, Norman Finch, Richard Fredrick, Charles Friedman, Shelby Fuller, Judy Garrison, Larry Gottschalk, Fred Hannes, Mike Harrah, David Hayward, Charles Heckert, Chris Helm, George 82 Band Hershman, Tom Hetzel, Diana Heywood, John Howard, Tom Huckaba, Jim Jacquemotte, William Karohn, Richard Kirby, Gloria Kory, James Lee, Dave Maze, Pam McKitrick, Joy McKit- rick, John McNutt, Larry Minneker, Ann Mittendorf, Frank Mor¬ gan, Pat Neal, Mary Jo O ' Rourke, Dick Parker, David Reape, Dorinda Redrup, Susan Reeve, Carl Richie, Jim Riggs, Susan Ruby, Ron Samsel, Don Samuelson, Bill Sanzenbacher, Carl Scha¬ fer, Maudette Shapiro, Howard Singer, Rosalie Smolinski, John Stahl, Bruce Stevenson, Sandy Stewart, Allen Stoolmiller, Judy Suchomma, Donna Swanbeck, John Utz, Susan Wade, Sandy Warrington, Tom Webb, Carol Weeks, Steve Weihl, Janet Wilkins, Noel Wolf, Carolyn Wrage, Sue Wrest, Wynne Zaugg, Tom Zbinben. 83 I ( Members of the orchestra are Karin Anderson, Connie Arnos, Elaine Baker, Gary Bernard, Melody Bly, Carol Boroughf, Bob Bruns, Margie Cappi, Eugene Davidson, Diane Dixon, Jane Du vendack, Don Easterday, Peter Froehlich, Pat Greene, Sandra Grohowski, Judy Hammonds, Dave Holland, Tom Huckaba, Car¬ olyn Huebner, Pennie Meyers, Ann Mittendorf, Bonnie Moses, Pat Neal, Melvin Pleiss, Sherron Reynolds, Elin Rubin, Marilyn Singer, Elizabeth Snow, Dexter Snyder, Sandy Stewart, Russella Wakefielf, Carol Weeks, Mary Wicklund, Linda Wrage, and Marcia Ziemer. Orchestra Close harmony comes with hours of practice. Under the baton of Mr. Jack Tongring, the orchestra has taken part in many musical ac¬ tivities during the year. On February 28, the Tad Philharmonic entertained the student body with its fine music at the annual Midwin¬ ter concert. Then in the spring, they returned to the DeVilbiss auditorium to present their Spring concert. The date of this performance was May twentieth. In addition to entertaining the De¬ Vilbiss students, the orchestra also partook in other forms of musical activities. For instance, exchange concerts were scheduled in which our orchestra went to other schools to play, and in return, those schools sent their orchestras to perform here. Mr. Tongring also planned to visit the grade schools whose students would at¬ tend DeVilbiss, to arouse interest among pros¬ pective members of future DeVilbiss orchestras. Mr. Tongring hopes that these efforts will main¬ tain the high musical standards of past DeVil¬ biss orchestras. 84 t Eight high-stepping majorettes prance down the football field twirling their silver batons. Never a miss, usually in step, they entertain the spectators during half-time. Pictured here are (L. to R.): Sandy Blanchard, Judy Suchomma, Gloria Kory, Carol Beck, Phil Ba¬ ker (Drum Major), Sue Burt, Rosalie Smolinski, Dee Heywood, and Sue Ruby. Majorettes and Cheerleaders Seven pretty girls, dressed in our school colors scream until they are hoarse. Their pur¬ pose is to create enthusiasm among the spectators and to inspire the football and basket¬ ball players to go forth and win. Pictured here they are (L. to R.): Linda Radabaugh, Lynn Urwitz, Betsy Radunz, Louise Cox, Patsy Radunz, Linda Miley, Paula Fingerhuth. 85 Joe Blumberg, Tom Quertinmont, Jim Mielke, Dick Koder, Dan Taylor inspect the spotlights to insure smooth stage performances. High up on the cat walk are Chuck Mewhort, Art Fowslee, end Jim Fortress. Stage Crew Gary Felker, Jerry Knauer, Mr. Robert Rettig and Nelson Guichy pose by the lighting equipment used in their work. 86 i Jerry Mills seems to be enjoying employing brute force on Judy Schnelker in this scene. Judy Schnelker is emphatic in her argument with David Mohr while Connie Arnos calmly watches. Junior Play Men are like street cars, if you miss one there ' ll be another one along soon. This was the philoso¬ phy set forth by this year ' s Junior Play, Men Are Like Street Cars . Under the direction of Mr. J. N. Klee, with Marion Grover and Byron Dunham as co- chairmen, this three act comedy by Christopher Sergei was successfully presented by the class of ' 58 on April 13. Bill Sanzenbacher and Barbara Rutchow, the parents, are very per¬ turbed over their children ' s antics. Judy Schnelker and Gloria Rehkopf, who played sisters in the play, are going over an important plan. 87 This scene from the Senior Play, January Thaw, shows the Rockwood family, (R. to L.) Sharon Reynolds, Jay Norman and Ron Lindower entertaining their guest. Uncle Walter, portrayed by Jerry Howard. Seniors presented . . . (L. to R.) Norm Solberg, Gary Wengrow, Ron Lindower, Jcnice Gilbert dees seme last minute rehearsing, while her friends, end Rick Richardson watch intently from backstage as Carol Seth and Sharon Reynolds, help her change clothes between acts, the final performance goes on. 58 Ken Keller, who portrayed Mr. Gage, attempts to convince Mr. Rockwood, City-bred Mrs. Gage, played by Janice Gilbert, is played by Ronald Lindower, that the house belongs to him as Carole horrified to see Mr. Rockwood, played by Ronald Goodwin looks on. Lindower, bring one of his pigs into the living room. . . . ‘‘January Thaw” As the house lights dimmed on the crowded auditorium the curtain rose on the comedy play, January Thaw. In the wings actors shivered nervously, waiting for their cue to go on stage while the rest of the behind the scenes people crossed their fingers for a smooth performance. There was no need for all this apprehension since the Senior cast under the direction of J. Norman Klee played their parts to perfection and carried the audience into the world of make believe until the last line was spoken. When the curtain closed in the final acf and applause greeted the players, the members of the cast forgot the long hours of rehearsal and the de¬ layed homework assignments, for the show had provided the school with two performances of delightful entertainment. J. Norman Klee, Director, sits on the stage during rehearsal to catch every action of the players. 89 Deviltries TOP ROW Usherettes (L. to R.): Judy Daso, Sandra Middlesworth, Sue Crawford, Mary Ann Roth, Louise Cox, Nancy Boza, Judy Weigand, Rosalie Smolinski, Susan Burt, Judy Perlinski, Janice Gilbert, Dee Heywood, Judy Suchomma, Lynne Giles. Carolyn King and Peggy Larmore pantomine Mutual Admiration Society . ROW TWO: Byron Dunham, dressed in heels and bonnet panto- mines Mr. Bailey Can ' t Come In . Senior members of A Cappella Choir join in the song Sleigh Ride . They are (L. to R.): Geri Lorber, Ida Lykins, Tom Haverfield, Anita Duncan, Larry Wysong, Kit Zaugg, Pam Mayo, Alex Johns, and Jack Chapman. ROW THREE; Vernon Albright, accompanied by John Utz tries to sell soap with his song, Comedy Ouartet . Lynnda Berger poses as an Indian maiden in her song, Indian Love Call . Sue Duvendack dances to Undecided while Dennis Lytten looks on. 90 . . . Nonstop to Northland TOP ROW: Janice Gilbert, as Eloise, sings the song of her name. Majorettes TOP ROW (L. to R.): Carol Beck, Dee Heywood, Gloria Kory, Rosalie Smolinski. ROW TWO: Sandy Blanchard, Judy Suchomma, Sue Ruby. Jim Terry, Alex Johns, Jack Chapman, Tom Baker pose as hunters while they sing ' T Know An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly . ROW TWC5: Combo consisting of (L. to R.): Fred Ganness, Ralph Decker, Bob Bruns, Tom Nischwitz, Bruce Stevenson, Dave Reape, Dick Parker, Steve Adams, and Tom Zibinden play Sleigh-ride . General Co-Chairmen Mary Ann Roth end Ken Keller discuss last minute details with Mr. Norman Pollman, Adviser. Gloria Rehkopf dances to Romantic Jazz . Cheerleaders (L. to R.): Linda Radabaugh, Louise Cox, Paula Fingerhuth, end Lynn Urwitz. Judy Garrisen and Ann Mittendorf help Pat Neal make up a trio to play Pennywhistle Song on flutes. i 91 Louise Cox Judy Daso Dee Heywood Ginny Sinclair A crown and corsage for the queen and each attendant. (L. to R.): Ginny Sinclair is es¬ corted by Bill Black, Louise Cox by Dave Cobb, Judy Weigand by Bob Williford, Judy Daso by George Gurcsik, Dee Heywood by Dick Emery. Home-coming queen Judy Weigand receives admiring glances and applause from the audience as she and her escort, Bob Williford, walk down the aisle. During half-time, the band forms a heart around the queen and her court. Judy Weigand . . . Homecoming Queen Judy Weigand well deserves the honor of Homecoming Queen. She is a pretty girl with an engaging personality. She has served her school as Social Commissioner, president of Pay-a-el-sa, and as a member of the Pot O ' Gold staff her Junior year. Judy also ranks high scholastically, having been on the Honor Roll continuously, and has been a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. 93 COURTESY N.Y. C. RAILROAD COURTESY B O RAILROAD Murray Todd and Mary Ann Wolf gaze at the wondrous Judy Wandtke and Had Beatty enjoyed and gained new experi- island of Manhattan after a visit to the Statue of Liberty. ences as they toured the nation ' s capital in Washington, D. C. Student Participation in Community Life As tad ' s tiger was investigating around the Pot O ' Gold room one day he came upon some¬ thing new. He discovered the staff was starting a new section in the yearbook called, Student Participation in Community Life. This section includes all the activities by students who in some way helped better our community. For example, TAD ' s tiger found the students out on the street corners selling newspapers to help the Old Newsboy ' s Drive raise money for cer¬ tain charity organizations. One club washed car windows before election day to remind the citizens to vote. Student participation in community affairs is an important part of educafion. It leads to mak¬ ing better citizens and arousing interest to make our community a better place in which to live. For the above reason the yearbook is recogniz¬ ing those DeVilbiss students who did participate in community life. 94 -- Jim Sieler and Rick Wall were on hand as Student Council President Ginny Sinclair re¬ ceives the All-City Sportsman¬ ship Award. Jan Roe and Muriel Jones represent a D.H.S, club as they clean car windows, leaving a sign hoping people will see their way clear to vote. Members of the Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y plan their door-to-door cam¬ paign for UNICEF. They are STANDING (L. to R.): Terry Shook, Darrel Pair, Dave Mowry, and Bill Thompson. SEATED; Jim Beard, Ralph Smith, Ted Brewer, Tom Strubel, Gary Hawk, Bruce Askey, Gary Bauman, Ken Keihl, Charles Meister, and David Harmon. Anne Ccfer and Beryl Ravin concentrate on the National Merit Scholarship Test. Pot O ' Gold editor Sandra Jones sees the Prism group off to New York and the Columbia Scholas¬ tic Press Association convention, hoping they will have as good a time as the Pot O ' Gold group had earlier in the year. Pictured here, are (L. to R.): Duane Ernst, Mike Miller, Dave Pugh, Harvey Weinman, and Mr. Irvin Conrad. SECOND ROW: Sandy Swift, Sandy Seward, Prudy White, and Sandy Jcnes. 96 DeVilbiss former newsboys took time to sell papers to help Toledo ' s needy children. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Larry Gould, John Utz, Bill McKnight, Bill Polverari. ROW TWO: Dick Kirby, Bill Sautter, Barry Lieb, A1 Weinblatt, and Jim Phillips. Tigerettes Judy Daso and Linda Ogren pose prettily for the Blade photographer on Thanksgiving morning. Foreign students and D.H.S. students who attended foreign schools presented a program for the P.T.A. They are (L. to R.): Matt Rustling, Andy Voison, Paul Popper, Duncan McEwen, Tony Mears, John Cook, Dick Grob, Bill Zahos, Pars Schuster, Hristo Hristoff, David Radler, Paul Fletcher, Klaus Klein, William Hay, and Jim Burneson. Seated (L. to R.): Irmagard Wiedeman, Brigette Wiedeman, Barbara Farkas, Pat Greene, Sandra Orr, Elizabeth Walworth. 97 r Vi It seemed an tiger announced he would visit alI::d ghi ;tibhsj:fcrtiijoVii]bi ;K he has done: and though his heg ixswgihxiwd xIthdxjhttliiibtOlUSxidbfliSfXl and debates that itdpfcilpig ex ' ditii bxitii t i xItOxiSijSpdsiti would not want them The special mation.yB|hi ii$:;irtoi:: 0icie;ii;;ip:; ' ?::ci[g as organize. 99 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Robert Pugh, Ted Whittier, Thomas Whitney, Ed Mumford, Dave Christ, Jim Telefson, Dave Severn, George Hershman, Dave Harmon, William Sahloff, Jim Mielke. ROW TWO: Paula Soutar, Byron Dunham, Richard DeRose, Bob Hunter, Had Beatty, Carl Owed, Mike Ordorica, Tom Merritt, Gerald Lubitsky, Don Kaminsky, Tom Carroll, Sandy Jones. ROW THREE: Mary Lou Unferdros, Marianne Wolf, Sondra Stautzenberger, Rosalyn Leake, Kathy Whittman, Sue Burt, Sharon Kaplan, Pamela Be ck¬ er, Pat Neal, Betsy Pugh, Paula Fingerhuth. ROW FOUR: Karol Ludwig, Sue Crawford, Roberta Yaffee, Donita Sauter, Sally Aik- mcn, Linda Radabaugh, Sue Solomon, Rozalyn Warsaw, Sherri Tafelski, Carol Gilbert. Club Day in the library brings a crowd of eager Freshmen to get acquainted with the many different organizations. Officers, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Mike Odorica, Treasurer; Ned Burkhalter, President; Norm Solberg, Program Chairman. ROW TWO: Sue Solomon, Social Chairman; Mr. Norman Klee, Adviser; Carol Emery, Vice President. Inter-Club Council 100 Forum Officers (L. to R.): Dick Weaver, Treasurer; Mr. Norman Klee, Adviser; Ken Keller, President; Bob Weaver, Secre¬ tary; Ted Whittier, I.C.C. CENTER: Jon Strole, Vice President. Forum Forever, says TAD ' s tiger. This is the name of their club song and Forum is proud of it because it was written by one of its mem¬ bers. Now in its fourth year. Forum has been a credit to DeVilbiss through its many service projects, even though it is primarily a literary society. The friendly rivalry between Forum and Quill and Dagger has become a tradition at DeVilbiss. Forum went Christmas caroling at the crippled children ' s home, attended the Mes¬ siah Concert at the University of Michigan, and a jazz concert at the Peristyle. The alumni stag party, Father ' s Roast and Christmas party were also some of their projects. Forum is constantly striving to do better and is progressing rapidly. TAD ' s tiger closes by saying, Good luck. Forum. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Ed Mumford, Dave Mowry, Jim Richardson, Rick St. John, Eddie Goldman, John McNutt, Rick Richardson, Steve Adams, Charles Johnson, Max Goff, Bill Steiner, John Linstead, Joe Coley, Jerry Bannister, Ron Lindower. ROW TWO: Bruce Stevenson, Dave Barkenquast, Norm Solberg, Charles Sieving, Don Spohler, Dave Severn, Mike Ordorica, Dave Lawrence, Jerry Reber, Jerry Mills, Tom Merritt, Phil Johnson, Parks Souther, Jerry Mayo, Dave Reape, Howard Singer. ROW THREE: Jerry Howard, Dave Stone, Tom Lentz, Harley Kripke, Chuck Carnahan, Harvy Weinman, Marv Miller, Tom Nischwitz, Bill Sanzenbacher, Larry England, Dave Anderson. LEFT (L. to R.) Standing: Judy Alspaugh, Lee Strader, Miss Ruth Smith. Kneeling: Carol McKechnie, Sue Smith, Sue Habib. These girls are in front of the Peries Book of the Week. TOP RIGHT (L. to R.): Patsy Radunz, Martha Weaver, Mrs. Middlesworth, Judy Weigand, Sandy Underwood, Janie Stick are having re¬ freshments after meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT (L. to R.) Standing: Gin- ny Sinclair, Cathy Carrey, Judy Bayha, Joan Jackson. Sitting: Karol Ludwig. These members are passing out programs at Pa¬ jama Game. Pericleans Officers (L. to R.): Top Row: Judy Daso, Treasurer; Judy Elwell, Vice President; Row Two: Ednaearle Williams, I.C.C.; Sandy Middlesworth, President; Betsy Radunz, Secretary. Pete ad finem—seek to the end,” says TAD ' s tiger. Ambitious and enthusiastic, Peries have participated in many literary activities to give their members a better knowledge of the var¬ ious literary fields. To attain this, the girls took a trip to Detroit to see Oklahoma, attended all the Repertoire Theatre plays, and at every meeting gave book reports. The high points of their social activities were a square dance, caroling at Christmastime, and hearing Louis Armstrong at the Art Museum. TAD ' s tiger says, The Peries have truly promoted more interest this year in literature as well as further¬ ing the welfare of the school.” 102 Phililetheans (L. to R.): Linda Connors, Janice Schroeder, Pam Becker, Miss Kerlin, Marilyn Scott, Ann Louden and Carol Dwight are preparing for the induction of new members. The Phils agree that the play ' s the thing; explains TAD ' s tiger. The girls attended the Doerman Theater, took a trip to Detroit to see an outstanding movie, visited the Old Folks Home once every month to read to them, gave Christmas and Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and went caroling at Toledo Hospital during the Christmas season. Aiming toward increasing literary interest at meetings, Phils gave book reviews and had various speakers on the subject of literature. High¬ lights on their social calendar were a delicious Jitney supper, a Mothers ' and Daughters ' Tea, and a sleepless slumber party. TAD ' s tiger re¬ ports to us that the play is still tops with Phils and they are eagerly awaiting next year ' s program. Officers (L. to R.): Mary Alice Hinkle, Secretary; Linda Bolt, Treasurer; Sharon Apling, Vice Presi¬ dent; Rozalyn Warsaw, President. (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Kay Steadman, Sue Adler, Carol Preis, Carol Cottey. ROW TWO: Carolyn Huebner, Gretchen Ake, Judy Davidson. These girls are rehearsing for the Easter program. 103 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Tom English, Lynn Ashton, Don Anstead, Tom Schafer, Mike Harrah, Peter Bauer, Ron Taylor. ROW THREE: Joe Washing, Dave McMurray, Ken Roberts, Don Sharpe, Jim Jack- Greenberg, Larry Greenberg, Gil Seigel, Fred Henning, Dave Van son, Marvin Denhardt, A1 Cichanski, Ron Cochrell, Denny Heinl. Wormer, Reid Bushong, Greg Schwalbert, Steve Basch, Howard ROW TWO: Greg Fehn, Jack Miller, Ned Burkhalter, Dick Will, Schwartz, Mike Wahl. Don Mewhort, Dave Spring, George Gursik, Gary Burget, Craig Quill and Dagger Officers (L. to R.): Had Beatty, I.C.C.; Ron Sampsel, Vice- President; Craig Washing, President; Dave Pugh, Secretary; Dave Cobb, Treasurer. Hail, hail the gang ' s all here! gayly sings tad ' s tiger. A close, friendly atmosphere is present at all of the Q.D. meetings. This close¬ ness and fellowship felt among the members has helped them in undertaking their many projects and social events. Among these were their New Year ' s Eve dance to help usher in the new year, the annual Q.D.-Forum dance in March, their book drive, attending jazz and other concerts, book reviews, skits at mass meetings, hay rides, picnics, and athletic con¬ tests with rival clubs. TAD ' s tiger tells us that they have helped greatly in attaining a spirit of friendly unity throughout the school. 104 I So are they all . . . all honorable men, says tad ' s tiger. You can always recognize a Del¬ phian when you see him wearing his grey vest with its crest of the mountain of Delphi encircled with clouds and broken by a bolt of lightning. The goal of Delphian Literary So¬ ciety is to provide an interest primarily in literature plus a balance of sports, service, and social life in order to promote better fellowship of members. The Delphian Literary Society is undergoing great progress. They annually present an award to the outstanding sopho¬ more boy of the year, an event the Delphians are justly proud of. The literary activities of this club include historical readings, religious dis¬ cussions, attending concerts, and having guest speakers such as Mitch Woodbury, Fred Mitch¬ ell, and Rudy Ertist. Although the Delphian Literary Society has been in existence only one year, TAD ' s tiger says it has progressed rapidly and is a credit to all of DeVilbiss High School. Officers, (L. to R.), TOP: Jim Mielke, I.C.C.; ROW TWO; John Utz, Vice President; Vic Wolfenstein, President: Jim Utz, Treasurer; ROW THREE: Dave White, Secretary. Delphians TOP (L. to R.) Standing: Jerry Maremburg, Cyrus Yoakum. Seated: Jim Dallet, Bruce Kelly, Larry Gottschalk, Charles Mersereau, Paul Wainer, Rick Knudson, Buzz” Steinberg, Curt Posner. BOTTOM (L. to R.): David Maze, Tom Kneeshaw, Mike Wilson, John Bacon, Dan Eisler, Joel Cherry. FOREGROUND: Bill Dealy, Myron Goff, Vernon Albright. 105 Oiiicers, TOP ROW: Sandy Jones, I.C.C.; Carol Seth, Vice President. ROW TWO: Barbara Kressmann, Secretary; Toni Tucker, President; Lynne Saxton, Treasurer. Thalians The play ' s the thing, says TAD ' s tiger. TAD is an honorary member of Thalian Literary Society and attending plays is one of the most important of their many activities. The plays they have seen this year were at the Repertoire and Toledo University. At their meetings they discuss these plays and also the books they have read. On the social agenda, the girls have had a slumber party, a box social with the Q.D. ' s, and a progressive dinner. Money mak¬ ing projects have included selling shakers at the Thanksgiving Football Game and passing around a gypsy basket. TAD ' s tiger is sin¬ cere when he says that Thalians has proved that education and fun can go hand in hand. TOP (L. to R.) Anita Duncan, Janet Rhoades, Joan Gardner, Dorothy Walter, and Patti Dailey are ready to deliver a Christmas basket. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Nancy Washing, Mary Ellen Rowley, Julie Cole, Charleen Amundson, Carole Goodwin, Dee Hey- wood. ROW TWO (L. to R.): Sue Crawford, Lynne Giles. These members are on their way to attend a play at the Repertoire. BOTTOM (L. to R.): Barbara Farkas, Anne Cofer, Mary Lou Unferdros, Carolyn Durant, Connie Arnos, Vicky Bauman, and Sue Cook are looking at programs from the various plays they ' ve attended. TOP LEFT (L. to R.): Sharon Hendel, Donna Freer, Kay Whitney, Betty Rutchow, Gail Levi, and Miss Leah Scheuren are practicing for the Christmas program. BOTTOM LEFT (L. to R.): Sue Tobakas, Sandy Brower, Mary Kessel, and Mary Ann Diemer are painting numbers on the auditorium seats. TOP RIGHT (L. to R.): Judy Kim- merlin, Pat Harrer, and Lila Fox are looking on as the others are painting. BOTTOM RIGHT (L. to R.): Sharon Easley, Margie Green, Judy Geithman, and Wilma Geithman are standing in front of a Denison University bulletin. Zetaletheans Officers (L, to R.): Dorinda Redrup, Treasurer; Peggy Fischer, President; Miss Florence Rees, Ad¬ viser; Marianne Wolf, I.C.C. Rep.; DiAnne Hamil¬ ton, Vice President; Nancy Duff, Secretary. My fair ladies,” is TAD ' s tiger ' s boastful reply when questioned about the members of the Zetalethean Literary Society. This group of girls has proved very active once again this year. Giving a Christmas program for the en¬ tire school, a slumber party, a card patry, at¬ tending plays and movies as a group and num¬ bering the seats in the auditorium are proof of their variety of interesting projects. The time and hard work spent on their Christmas decora¬ tion proved fruitful when they were awarded second prize by the Inter-Club-Council. Liter¬ ary reports are given at every bi-monthly meet¬ ing. To promote interest in literature while acquiring everlasting friendship is their purpose and TAD ' s tiger agrees wholeheartedly that they certainly have accomplished this. 107 UPPER LEFT, STANDING (L. to R.): Judy Palmer, Darlene Lindner, Nancy Stump, Kay Means, Sally Marquapdt. SEATED: Pam Heiser, Virginia Noe. These girls are planning a social event. UPPER RIGHT, STANDING (L. to R.); Barbara Grovrski, Faye La-wson, Sherri Grosse. SEATED: Carolyn Drake, Margie Cappi, Sondra Stone, Joan Struber, Harriet Hall. These girls are planning a service project. LOWER LEFT: (L. to R.): Sue Camp, Karen Ard- mer, Carol Beck, Nancy Heer, Sue McKnight, Merrilee Adkins, and Sandra Grohawdski are swimming at the Y.W.C.A. LOWER RIGHT TOP ROW (L. to R.): Kay Means, Penny Meyers, Mary Souther, Sherry Keeling, Judy Lautz. ROW TWO: Jo Crowder, Carol Cramer, Judy Palmer, Jackie Lamb. These girls are taking magazines to a children ' s home. Freshman Y-Teens The sweethearts of service, says TAD ' s tiger. If you could only see these busy bees Oiiicers: Evelyn Hummon, President; Pam Pierce, Vice President; Sandra Williams, Secretary; Pa¬ tricia Wilscn, Treasurer; Susan Aikman, I.C.C.; Miss Eva Samsen, Adviser. going places, you would wonder what they will be like as Sophomore Y-Teens. This club has just been newly organized and has already been active in many school projects. They cleaned the library shelves, gave favors to the old folks home, donated comic books to the orphanage, and had a scavenger hunt. Fresh¬ man Y-Teens is open to any freshman girl in¬ terested in service to her school and commun¬ ity. TAD ' s tiger having been an honorary member of Y-Teens for a year has learned that service to others brings happiness multiplied. 108 Officers: Gary Kirkdall, President; Jim Kieser, Vice President: Tom Tice, Secretary; Don Purse, Treasurer; Dick Deros, I.C.C. Rep. Building lasting friendships and good char¬ acter is the basis of the Freshman Hi-Y , says tad ' s tiger. With this in mind these eager and energetic Frosh entered DeVilbiss. They set¬ tled right into the spirit and routine of working together and bettering themselves and the school. Meeting at the West Toledo YMCA every other Monday night the boys certainly carried out a full and busy year. Along with a social lineup of two dances and a splash party they also performed their part in community service by donating quite a sum to the Hun¬ garian relief and by selling Christmas trees for the Y . As one of their main projects the club toured Champion Spark Plug Company. TAD ' s tiger agrees that these young men of tomorrow have certainly fulfilled their purpose and ore fine assets to their community and school. Freshman Hi-Y TOP, ROW ONE (L. to R.); Tom Hetsel, Bud Bodely, Bill Biebe- sheimer. ROW TWO: Roger Buttler, Russell Schwalbert, Mike Stone, Michael Mayo. These members are planning a future project. BOTTOM, ROW ONE (L. to R.); Scott Laumann, Steve Wexler, Larry Schultz. ROW TWO: John Lober, Terry Welch. These boys are attending a meeting at the Y.M.C.A. 109 STANDING; Herb Grounds. SEATED, (L. to R.): Dave Kuhlman, Dick Pole, Skip Shav , Ted Brown, John Sampson. Sophomore Hi-Y Come on in. The water ' s fine, encourages tad ' s tiger at the Sophomore Hi-Y ' s monthly swim. These swims are held after their meet¬ ings at seven-thirty on Monday evenings at the West Toledo YMCA. This year the boys had a lot of fun at their hayride and also on a week¬ end at Camp Storer cleaning up the camp. They also collected toys for the Christmas Cheer Fund. When the boys, as Freshman, or¬ ganized their club, they chose as their purpose to help their members build better moral, spirit¬ ual, and physical bodies. TAD ' s tiger thinks the boys of the Sophomore Hi-Y have well ful¬ filled their purpose. Officers: Ron Ccutcher, President; Owen Day, Vice President; Richard Pole, Secretary; Tom Roby, Treasurer; James Fortress, I.C.C., Mr. Rob¬ ert Steinberg, Adviser. 110 Live not without a friend, quotes TAD ' s tiger in describing this club. In the past year Junior Y-Teens has been busy with activity which prompted fine cooperation among its members. Great enthusiasm was shown when the girls made leper shirts for the leper colonies and cancer pads for the American Cancer So¬ ciety. Planning a party after a basketball game, a Christmas tea, and a caroling party with the Senior Y-Teens concluded their social highlights for the year. Y-Teens of ' 58 are part of the Y-Teen program at the Y.W.C.A. The girls start out in Freshman Y-Teens and progress up to Senior Y-Teens. (L. to R.): Lois Reiling, Carol Gilbert, Nancy Sponder, Judy Schnelker. These Junior Y-Teens are at a tea. Junior Y-Teens Officers, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Ann Beddow, Treas¬ urer; Karen Kolpien, Vice President. BOTTOM ROW: Diane Losie, Secretary; Miss Fern Dickey, Adviser; Ellen Kohn, President. (L. to R.): Judy Wandke, Sally Schlatter, Charlene Peugeot, Jane Larson, Anne Fredrick, and Joyce Dargan are busy making cancer pads. 1 1 1 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Dave Mo-wry, Myron Goff, Gary Bauman, Ken Keil, Terry Shook, Bill Thompson, Jack Miller. ROW TWO: Ralph Smith, Jon Harmon, Jim Beard. To extend throughout the school and com¬ munity high standards of Christian living” is the purpose of the funior-Senior Hi-Y, according to tad ' s tiger. The boys fulfilled their motto Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y when they collected over fifty dollars on Hallo¬ ween night for the needy children in Europe. To become a member of Junior-Senior Hi-Y a boy must have a C average and attend at least three meetings. The Hi-Y also sends rep¬ resentatives to the monthly meetings of the Hi- Y-Teen Council to work with representatives from area schools in planning city wide pro¬ jects. As tad ' s tiger observes, he sees that the boys have gained much satisfaction through their service projects and have enjoyed their social activities. Officers, (L. to R.): Chuck Meister, Vice President; Bruce Askey, Secretary; David Harmon, I.C.C.; Gary Hawk, President; Ted Brewer, Treasurer. 112 Officers, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Judy Hanham, Treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Papps, Adviser; Caro¬ line Chorba, Secretary. BELOW: Nancy Lehnert, President; Sally Aikman, Vice President. Senior Y-Teens The most delicate, the most sensible of all pleasures, consists of promoting the pleasure of others, says TAD ' s tiger. As the end of four swiftly passing years come to a close, the members of Senior Y-Teens who have been to¬ gether all these years, know that they have had much success. To start their year of ac¬ tivities, the girls held a tea at which they helped Freshman Y-Teens begin their new club. A Halloween party for an orphanage, a jitney supper, and selling DeVilbiss sweat shirts com¬ pleted an eventful year. TAD ' s tiger tips his hat to these girls who have kept alive the pur¬ pose and the high aim upon which Y-Teens were founded and are held together. TOP (L. to R.): Linda VanGunten, Nancy Adams, Luanne Johnson, and Nancy Spaulding are putting Christmas bas¬ kets for needy families into cars to deliver to them. MIDDLE (L. to R.): Sybil Sharpe, Moneita Cole, Carolyn Palmer, Martha Weniger, and Peggy Smith are preparing food for a jitney supper. BOTTOM (L. to R.): Nancy Shaler, Ginny Garn, Joann Ma- lohn, Mrs. Cole, and Carol Mason are at a tea given for the new Freshmen Y-Teens. il ik ' ' UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Judy Klag, Gayle Little, Ann Guerin, Laury Lipman, Diane Hostetter. These girls are going to collect for Muscular Dystrophy. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Karen Krauss, Sharon Tanner, Sandy Underwood, Kay Krauss. These girls are delivering magazines to veterans. UPPER RIGHT, (L. to R.): Jo Purse, Dianne Perry, Nancy Wilson, Sue Tanner. These girls are attending play practice. LOWER RIGHT, (L. to R.): Beth Gerwick, Irma Dressier, Ruth Hammer, Carol Gandee. These girls are hold¬ ing a bake sale. Thadevileans Service is their pledge to all, rich or poor; big or small, says TAD ' s tiger. Thadevileans Officers, TOP ROW: Mr. Warren Goode, Adviser. ROW TWO: Sally East, Vice President; Kerry Vinson. ROW THREE: Ruth Hammer, Marilyn Bozo, Secretary; Judy Krieger, Treasurer. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Friske, Sue Burt, I.C.C. ROW FIVE: Jackie Heinish, President. aided patients of Muscular Dystrophy by col¬ lecting money in the Torchlight Parade; aided foreign university libraries by sending Ameri¬ can magazines to them; and aided their fellow classmates by painting numbers on the sta¬ dium benches. Among other service projects, they gave a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and donated money toward the new Tigerette uniforms. For a little relaxation Thad¬ evileans had a Halloween party where the girls and their dates came dressed in costumes. They also sold DeVilbiss stationery to carry on their projects. TAD ' s tiger believes that Thadevil¬ eans had quite a successful year. 114 Officers (L. to R.): Mrs. Luther, Adviser; Joyce Dargan, Secretary; Jeanne Taylor, I.C.C.; Brenda Elton, Treasurer; Margery Poison, Vice Presi¬ dent. SEATED; Scndy Harris, President. ' The best things in life are free , admits tad ' s tiger after a visit with the girls of Vo-ee- theians. Although it is primarily a social club they have contributed more than their share of service projects to the school this year. Their more important projects have included taking orphans Halloweening and having a roast for them, gathering clothes for missions, collecting pencils for UNICEF, and sending money to CARE. Their social calendar for the year in¬ cluded a formal dance, a slumber party, decor¬ ating the gym for the band mothers, and a very successful card party. This industrious group of girls has derived a great deal of pleasure through their many projects this past year. tad ' s tiger closes by agreeing that Vo-ee-the- ians is certainly going places. Vo-ee-theians UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Planning a meeting are Carol Dwight, Dee Holcomb, Karen Kolpien, Robin Northrup, Charlene Taylor and Sue Tobakos. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.); Sandy Fleck, Barbara Brunk, Judy Givens, Karen Brooke, Bev Hadderman and Clara Stine are enjoying themselves at a roast. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Preparing baked goods are Barbara Weber, Judy Scharer, Carol Dillinger, Judy Olwick and Carolyn Bearss. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Mary Ann Ousterhoudt, Jane Larsen, Carol Gilbert, Sandy Bertwhistle, Jocn McMasters, Grace Myers, Dian Lousy, Carol Bearss, and Mary Ann Newman are having a gay time at a slumber party. 115 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Lois Gerwin, Sandy Shunk, Becky Byers, Barbara Welker, Carol Quartermont, Judy Bundle, Nancy Nasset, Sue Byer, Nancy Mortemore, Kay Schreeder, Peggy Larmore, Judy Harrison, Judy Snider. ROW TWO: Rose Bauer, Anita Walton, Nancy Best, Pam Hawk, Joy McKitrick, Lynn Hartman, Ann Lou- din. Sue Cady, Marion Aston, Elaine Hahn, Rochelle Winter, Carol Beck, Pam McKetrick. ROW THREE: Vicky Bauman, Linda Ham¬ mond, Sue Reeve, Darlene Frantz, Patsy Radunz, Betsy Radunz, Dorothy Walter, Nancy Adams, Barbara Spross, Gretchen Grabow. ROW FOUR: Marion Grover, Sue Rest, Charlene Whittaker, Caro¬ lyn King, Lynn Fischer, Nancy Stump, Sandy Blanchard, Sue Cady, Kit Zaugg, Sue Hulsebus, Carol Ross. Sisco Oiiicers (L. to R.): Rozalyn Warsaw, I.C.C.; Prudy White, Treasurer; Anne Cofer, Recording Secretary; Carol Emery, Corresponding Secretary; Kathy Tesarik, Vice-President; Linda Ogren, President. Sisters in cooperation, says TAD ' s tiger in telling what the word Sisco stands for. This club, having won the award last year for the best service club, is still trying to keep up the good record by having work meetings every other week. This year ' s projects have included making drapes for the athletic office, dusting every book in the library, taking twenty-one orphans out to lunch and a movie, organizing a traveling troup, and making favors for the hospitals on each holiday. Highlights on their social calendar were a Christmas dance at the Copa Club, a Father ' s night pot-luck supper, a hayride at Felton ' s Grove, and their annual Senior Banquet. TAD ' s tiger ' s biggest memory of Sisco was the endless hours spent in trying to get clothes to match those of his date ' s for their dance Twin Twirl last November. 116 Officers (L. to R.): Janie Stick, I.C.C.; Anita Duncan, Treasurer; Mary Lou Luedtke, Corresponding Secretary; Car¬ ole Goodwin, Recording Secretary; Lynne Saxton, Vice President; Mrs. Norman Pollman, Adviser; Judy Wei- gand. President Pay-a-el-sa Giving rather than receiving . . . this is the motto of all Pay-a-el-sa members says TAD ' s tiger. This year the girls tried something new by devoting each month to a particular phase of service. Novem¬ ber being voting month, the members washed car windows reminding their owners that the windows were made clean so that they could see their way clear to the voting booths. Other service projects included caroling at the Crippled Children ' s Home, making a Vet¬ eran ' s scrapbook, and clothing and feeding a family at Christmas. With so many service projects, money is of course a necessity. So came the selling of light bulbs and the giving of a card party to provide this money. A slumber party, a turn-about-party, an an¬ nual spring dance, and a Senior Banquet rounded out their social schedule. To the fine service ren¬ dered their school and city, TAD ' s tiger tips his hat to this service club. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Carol Miller, Lee Strader, Jan Roe, Brooke Bandfield, Carolyn Durrant, Mary Lou Unferdros, Judy Schnelker, Mary Ann Stroup, Mary Joe McNutt, Pat Guntsch, Paula Finger- huth, Mary Lou Deako, Robin Dil ler. ROW TWO: Carol McKechnie, Antoinette Greene, Sally Schlatter, Pam Pierce, Rosalyn Leake, Carol Seth, Sue Luedtke, Sonny Stautzenberger, Judy Geithman, Marianne Wolf, Donna Freer, Sandy Jones. ROW THREE: Muriel Jones, Judy Swan, Julie Cole, Martha Bruce, Anne Beddow, Mr. Pollman, Janice Askey, Sue Strole, Pat Dailey, Sue Cook, Pat Neal. ROW FOUR: Sue Habib, Mary Jo O ' Rourke, Lynda Berger, Sue Crawford, Linda Johnson, Jill Gersin, Lodeen Laipply, Carma Lease, Carolyn Pontius. 117 LEFT (L. to R.): Marilyn Kohn, Nancy Olen, Jackie Heinsch, Judy Bayha, Sharon Klein, Ednaearle Williams. These members had fun at their slumber party. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Sally Schlat¬ ter, Carol Beck, Martha Weaver, Joan Jackson, Gloria Kory, Margie Green, Nancy Voltz, and Barbara Fullner are participating in the club ' s door to door bake sale. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Mary Beth Getz, Vickie Bauman, Linda Hammonds, Joyce Straub. ROW TWO: Sue Burt, Nancy Wilson, Judy Clagg. These members are plan¬ ning for the annual Mothers ' Tea. Junior Sorelles Their hearts are young and gay is what tad ' s tiger thinks when he sees the Junior Sorelles. Besides being gay, the girls have worked on many projects which included an auction, a bake sale, and a salt-water-taffy sale. They also had a Mother and Daughter ' s supper, a slumber party, and a turn-about-date affair. The club was under the leadership of Emmy Jeffry for the first semester. Sharon Tan¬ ner finished second semester as President of the club when Emmy moved to Columbus. The twenty-nine members of Junior Sorelles meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays of every month in the member ' s homes. TAD ' s tiger tells us that Junior Sorelles has had a wonderful year and he assures us that next year will be just as profitable. Officers (L. to R.): Sharon Tanner, Vice President; Karol Ludwig, I.C.C.; Judy Alspaugh, Secretary; Emmie Jeffrey, President; Mrs. Norman Pollman, Adviser; Kathy Carey, Treasurer. 118 ' S ' is for our sisterhood, our sisterhood so dear, happily sings TAD ' s tiger at a Sorelles meeting. This is the first line to the club song which the girls composed themselves. The Sen¬ ior Sorelles have tried to make their last year a memorable one by sponsoring many social and service activities. Highlighting these many activities was giving Christmas gifts an d cloth¬ ing to a needy family and ushering at the Senior Play. Their social activities included a splash party and an exciting treasure hunt. TAD ' s tiger could tell by the look on the girls ' faces that they have had an exciting and prof¬ itable two years in Sorelles. Senior Sorelles Officers TOP ROW (L. to R.): Nancy Washing, Secretary; Sandra Middlesworth, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Cheryl Schafer, Vice President; Ginny Sin¬ clair, President; Sue Crawford, I.C.C. Rep. UPPER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Janie Stick, Judy Elwell, Mary RIGHT (L. to R.): Lois Wittenberg, Joyce Burkett, Sandy Philips, Pat Morton, Sue Smith. ROW TWO: Betsy Radunz, Louise Cox, Sue Cohen, Janice Gilbert, Judy Daso, and Karen Stuede are at a Linda Rittenhouse. These girls are working on the club scrapbook. club meeting. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Patsy Radunz, Joan LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Charlene Amundson, Lynne Giles, Mary Gardner, Marcia Whitcomb, Toni Tucker, Sue Smith, and Dee Hey- Ann Roth, Kay Boha, Sue Habib, and Carole Goodwin enjoy the wood enjoy the party after the hayride. New Year ' s Eve dance put on by Sorelles and O.D. ' s. UPPER 119 i UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Carol Fleck, Judy Garrison, Carole Siders, Mary Gaines. ROW TWO: Nancy Spaulding, Peggy Smith. These girls have been busy making shakers for the football games. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Judy McCloud, Carol Craig, Nancy Heinzroth, Miss Pasch, Virginia Gain, Sue Dressel, Gail Sampson, Pat Moore, and Sherry Reynolds are looking at a scrap¬ book of her life given to Miss Pasch while she was attending a tea given in her honor. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Janice Schroder, Sharon Hinkle, Barb Adair, Ann Lawrence, Dianne Marshall, Judy Harri¬ son, Joyce Cimney, Julie Overmeyer. These members are caroling. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Caroline Chorba, Moneita Cole, Sally Baker, Pat Aborn, Jane Duvendack. ROW TWO: Pat Siders, Karen Willis, Carol Craig, Emmy Smith. These members are attending a business meeting. Arnica ' ' Friendship is the password in this club! boasts tad ' s tiger. Arnica, whose members are girls with a C average or better, has shown much pep and ambition working at their various social and service projects. At eight o ' clock Thanksgiving morning, the girls braved the cold and snow to decorate the stadium for our Thanksgiving game. They also held a pro¬ gram, in which they told the story of Miss Pasch ' s life. Another service project that made the members feel v ery proud was giving Christ¬ mas and Thanksgiving baskets to needy fam¬ ilies. tad ' s tiger tells us that he is certain that friendship will always remain Arnica ' s pass¬ word. Officers TOP ROW: Lois Railing, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Pat Gaynor, Secretary; Louise Johnson, Vice President. ROW THREE: Sharon Knauf, President. 120 These girls have kept ' as busy as bees, ' reports TAD ' s tiger. The Debutantes welcomed new members in September with a slumber party. Later in the fall everyone enjoyed a hayride through the country. To cheer up the orphans at St. Anthony ' s they sang carols at Christmastime. The girls also babysat for these orphans on Saturdays by taking them to a movie or visiting the zoo. TAD ' s tiger over¬ heard that the Debutantes sold peanut brittle and sold baked goods door to door in order to increase their treasury. Bringing the year to a close, they went on a scavenger hunt in the spring. TAD ' s tiger believes the Debutantes have fulfilled their purpose quite well — of joining girls in social friendship. Officers (L. to R.): Mr. Don Sharpe, Adviser; Sherrie Easley, Secretary; Barbara Miller, Presi¬ dent; Judy Willard, Treasurer; Sharon Kaplan, I.C.C.; Dawn Patterson, Vice President. Debutantes UPPER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Sue Radabaugh, Anita Liberman, Linda Meissner. ROW TWO; Sue Liber, Mary Martin, Linda Rada¬ baugh, Sue Smith, Sarah Mersereau, Laurry Lipman. These girls are enjoying the Mothers ' Tea. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Gayle Johnson, Kathy Harpster, Carol Mason, Margaret Brower, Madelyn Bochner, Jill Leach. ROW TWO: Barbara Hanson, Joan Anderson, Pat Weeber. This committee is gathering ideas for Christmas decoration. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Bev Phillips, Lynn Urwitz, Sue Tanner, Jackie Stewart. ROW TWO: Janet Beverlin, Diane Hostedder, Darlene Lindmer. ROW THREE: Gloria Glickert, Marilyn Morris. These members are getting ready for a bakesale. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Vir¬ ginia Stewart. ROW TWO: Sandy Moore, Hope Wohlstadter. ROW THREE: Jan Roe, Ann Young, Carol Warner, Betsy Ruffin. ROW FOUR: Sandy Lehner, Sally Thorndike. These girls are ready for the club hayride. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Pat Wiles, Marilyn Frisk, Mary Gauthier. ROW THREE: Sally East, Joan Lustic, Kay Krauss, Kerry Vinson, ROW TWO: Judy Denman, Carol Deeb, Sue Warner, Rowena Karen Krauss, Judy Krieger, Gayle Little, Mary Ann Stegeman. Meyers, Sharon Phillips, Kay Dennis, Carol Kretz, Carol Gandee. Junior Frauleins ' ' ' S Wonderful, says TAD ' s tiger, being a member of this club. These girls get together every other Tuesday evening in the members ' homes. Over coke and chips they make plans for activities such as their bowling party with Junior Sorelles and jitney suppers with Senior Frauleins. One of their service projects was the giving of a food basket to a needy family at Christmas time. The Frauleins earned money for their club by conducting a white elephant sale. Junior Frauleins, which is now in its fourth year, was organized to promote social service throughout the school. So TAD ' s tiger says, Frohliche jahre, . . . translation . . . a successful year. Officers (L. to R.): Ann Guerin, President; Mary¬ ann Stegeman, Vice President; Sandy Under¬ wood, Secretary; Carol Gandee, Treasurer; Carol Kretz, I.C.C. Rep. 122 Officers (L. to R.): Arlene Borgelt, Secretary; Kay Miller, Vice President; Mr. Warren Goode, Ad¬ viser; Barbara Kressman, Treasurer; Sue Solomon, l.C.C. Rep.; Monda Kehle, President. Young at heart, says TAD ' s tiger, de¬ scribes these lasses. This club was organized in 1950 for the purpose of promoting friendly relations and to help create social activity in the school. Members must have a C aver¬ age in their studies and have an active interest in the school and their club. After the induction of the Junior Frauleins, the seniors entertained them with a jitney supper. They also had a turn-about party and sold mums at our Libbey football game. Frauleins also made favors for hospital trays. TAD ' s tiger agrees that the girls have become better acquainted and have learned to take responsibility in carrying out their tasks. Senior Frauleins UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Nancy Cooper, Jane Haberkamp, and Pat Haberkamp are making favors. LOWER LEFT, STAND¬ ING: Jane Jeffery, Bev Hinde, Jane Giha. SEATED: Joyce Gralman, Martha Weniger, Jerrie Beyer. These members are at a meeting. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Mary Ellen Row¬ ley, Claire Bame, Sarah Rahal, Joan Kocher, Peggy O ' Neal, Nancy Portteus, Judy Raitz are preparing for a bake sale. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Irmgard Wiedemann and Marsha Garrison are making plans for a jitney supper. 123 If X TOP (L. to R.): Brooke Bandfield, Mary Lou Unferdros, Pat Guntsch, Carolyn Durrant, Lee Strader, Connie Lutz. These girls are attending a backwards progressive party before the Junior Play. MIDDLE (L. to R.): Pat Kane, Mary Ann Osterhoudt, Judy Heuer, Ann Mittendorf, Wilma Geithman, Pat Neal. These girls are making dish rag dolls to sell as Christmas presents for a money-making project. BOTTOM (L. to R.); Donna Freer, Carol Shupp, Sally Aik- man. Sue Cook, Joyce Dargan. These girls are at a pizza party before the meeting. Sub-Debs How about you?” says TAD ' s tiger, Would¬ n ' t you like to be a Sub-Deb? Established in 1945, the club has kept a high standard of char¬ acter throughout its twelve years of organiza¬ tion. All of the members enjoyed the back¬ wards progressive dinner, attending a basket¬ ball game together followed by a slumber party, and the pizza party. Also they had fun at their annual Senior Banquet, their Dad ' s and Daughters ' Banquet, and the Mothers ' Tea. In serving their community they donated a Christ¬ mas basket to a needy family and held a party for the orphans. TAD ' s tiger congratulates Sub- Debs for its fine work in helping to do a fine job in all their projects this past year. Officers; Patti Dailey, President; Anita Duncan, Vice President; Carol Miller, Secretary; Carol Seth, Treasurer; Paula Fingerhuth, l.C.C. Rep.; Mrs. Norman Pollman, Adviser. 124 Oiiicers, TOP: Mrs. Pugh, Adviser. SECOND ROW: Barbara Welker, Vice President; Barbara Sautter, Treasurer; Betsy Pugh, I.C.C. Rep. ROW THREE: Lois Gerwin, President; Joyce Buffington, Secretary; Ruthann Lugibihl. Les Femmes Sociable as kittens in a basket, says TAD ' s tiger, describing this friendly club. The purpose of the club, to promote better social relation¬ ship among its members, was carried out very effectively this year. Some of their social pro¬ jects have included a sleepless slumber party, a Christmas party, and a delicious progressive dinner. Another enjoyable occasion was their white elephant sale. Members must have a C average and an interest in planning and supporting social affairs. Membership in this club has encouraged the girls to join more school activities and to become acquainted with their many classmates. TAD ' s tiger con¬ gratulates the girls on their active year. TOP (L. to R.): Louise Sprague, Deloris Solberg, Joyce Rutchov , Ann Schunk, Margaret Weaver. These girls are serving for the Mothers ' Tea. MIDDLE (L. to R.): Elaine Buffington, Carol Durfey, Pat Jedd, Judy Imholt. These girls are having fun at a slumber party. BOTTOM (L. to R.): Bonnie Lynn, Carol Noltie, Sue Nigh, Becky Byers, Jan McQuillen. These members are busy getting food ready for their jitney supper. 125 BOTTOM (L. to R.): Tom Washing, Jay Wanamaker, Tom Nisch- witz, Jim Terry, Dutch Ashton. This is the Christmas in Blue dance committee. TOP, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Jerry Howard, Jim Jackson, Mike Wahl, Tom Lippold, John Upham. ROW TWO: Jim Duven- dack. Chuck Vrooman, Rick Baker. These boys are on their way to collect paper for the drive. Talisman Together we stand, says TAD ' s tiger of Talisman, a social club for boys. Their social activities for the year have consisted of a roast in November at Side Cut Park, a party at Dave McMurray ' s house, a party after their induction at the Y.M.C.A., and a hayride at Felton ' s Grove last December. No one will ever forget getting all dressed up the night following Christmas to go to Talisman ' s annual dance, Christmas in Blue. To finance these many fun-packed ac¬ tivities, the Talisman sponsored a very profit¬ able paper sale and the selling of fire extin¬ guishers to the general public. TAD ' s tiger agrees that Talisman has done a grand job this year in carrying out their purpose. Officers (L. to R.): Bill Thompson, Treasurer; Gil Siegel, Secretary; Tom Carroll, I.C.C. Rep.; Mur¬ ray Todd, President; Dave McMurray, Vice Presi¬ dent; Mr. Tom Inman, Adviser. 126 Officers (L. to R.); Judy Whitaker, President; Nancy Burkhalter, Vice President; Jean Donoho, Recording Secretary; Sharon Apling, Correspond¬ ing Secretary; Pat Burleigh, Treasurer; Sherrie Tafelski, I.C.C. Rep. Friendships are to be cherished, says tad ' s tiger, and the girls in Tri-D certainly know the meaning of this phrase. The close ties among the members have helped them considerably in completing a very successful year. No one will ever forget the exciting hay- ride in Pearson Park that crisp night last fall nor the delicious spaghetti supper early this spring. To finance these events the Tri-D ' s tackled many money making projects, such as their white elephant sale and a very profitable bake sale. TAD ' s tiger tells us what fun he had in Tri-D ' s this year and how proud it made him feel to be a part of a social group that also takes time to be a service to its school and community. Tri-D’s UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Barbara Kotowicz, Carol Ross, Charlene Whitaker, Pat Foels, Pam Hawk, are planning a future social event. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Carolyn Kurtz and Pat Krieger are displaying the finished coat hangers. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Sharon Bauman, Shirley Praia, Judy Pegorsh, are examining padding for coat hangers. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.); Joan Spaul¬ ding, Jane Ellis, Mary Wichland, Carolyn King, Sherri Smith are unpacking materials to be used for their main club project. TOP ROW (L. to R.): Sarah Gillespie, Maria Knowles, Mary Pocotte, Bev Whitmore, Lila Fox. ROW TWO: Judy Hollister, Mary Souther, Helen Vogen, Jackie Louy. Socialite And away they go, says TAD ' s tiger using a famous television expression to describe the activity of this new DeVilbiss club. Socialites, while only in their second year, won the Little Brown Jug for the best Christmas decorations. The club, composed of Freshman and Sopho¬ more girls, has completed a full schedule of social and service projects. Tops on their social calendar was a come-as-you-are party in early February. Some of their many service projects included Christmas caroling at the Toledo State Hospital and selling DeVilbiss booster stickers. TAD ' s tiger, in closing, says that he hopes the club keeps up its fine work. Officers (L. to R.): Sue Fisk, President; Lila Fox, Treasurer; Rosie Leake, I.C.C. Rep.; Janilyn Jo¬ hansen, Secretary; Dee Snider, Vice President. SEATED; Mr. Clark Folgate, Adviser. 128 Officers, SEATED: Judy Temple. STANDING (L. to R.): Kay Sauter, Secretary; Sue Miller, Treas¬ urer; Ann Lawrence, I.C.C. Rep.; Judy Powell, Vice President. UPPER LEFT (L. to R.) STANDING; Jackie Louy, Donita Sauter. SEATED: Janet Perlinski. These girls are typing the club roster. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Ann Lawrence is pointing out typing tips to Carol Ciders and Janys Temple. RIGHT (L. to R.); Barbara Winkle and Connie Sanders are learning about the electric typewriter from Bonnie Heir. Commercial Miss Gray take a letter, commands TAD ' s tiger. This phrase will be very familiar to the members of Commercial Club in a few years. The girls have started paving their ways into the business world by inviting many of the leaders of various industries in the Toledo area to speak at their meetings. Practice makes per¬ fect and the members have been working hard learning their future occupation. Many of them have jobs at the Y.M.C.A. doing various kinds of secretarial work. But it ' s not all work be¬ cause they have had fun at a slumber party, a roast for new members, a bake sale, a tour through the city jail, and a delicious progress¬ ive dinner. TAD ' s tiger knows that this club will keep helping its members to become ac¬ quainted with the business world so they will be able to enter it with self confidence and be¬ come a success. 129 UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Janet Simon, Carolyn Bearss, Judy Gruber, Linda Ransom, Alice McIntosh, and Janet Simon have been dis- Cathy Roberts, Carol Young, Beverly Martin. Kneeling: Beverly cussing a meeting. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.) Standing: Joan Mc- Hadderman, Judy Scherer. They have just finished dusting the Master, Sue Patterson, Linda Marshall, Virginia Kruse, Beverly trophy cases. LOWER LEFT: Rozalyn Warsa ' w, Carolyn Chorba Martin. Sitting: Charlene Taylor. These girls are listening to a and Mary Ellen Ro ' wley are looking on as Mrs. Luther shows them guest speaker, a book on child care. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Sally Greene, Family Living “Just sweet old-fashioned girls , whistles tad ' s tiger as he leaves a meeting of this club. The Family Living Club is open to any DeVil- biss senior interested in promoting better family relations. This is their main objective but a bal¬ ance of fun and service also helped to round out a very fruitful year for them. The members of this club gave a Christmas party for the orphans of St. Anthony ' s Orphanage and later in the year took them to the zoo. They also have had guest speakers, social gatherings, and fin¬ ished the year with a tour of the county jail. tad ' s tiger agrees that in visiting the Family Living Club he has learned much and has had a lot of fun. Officers, TOP: Lois Gerwin, Treasurer; Monita Cole, Vice President; Roberta Yaffee, Secretary. BOTTOM: Cheryl Schafer, President. 130 Officers, BACK (L. to R.): Bill Shaloff, Vice Presi¬ dent; Miss Elaine Hirth, Adviser; Dave Maze, Treasurer. FRONT: Sandy Dickey, Secretary; Pat Sheldon, President; Billy Best, Secretary. The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want .these are familiar words to all Christian Youth Club members, says TAD ' s tiger. The club, interdenominational by nature, holds prayer meetings every Thursday afternoon at the close of school. The Christian Youth Club has helped its members by strengthening their belief in God and providing Christian experi¬ ence. A few of the members plan to go into training after graduation for some kind of full time Christian service. The meetings include Bible reading and discussion, guest speakers, group singing, food, and fun. TAD ' s tiger is pleased that so many young people are inter¬ ested in Christian youth. - 1-% Christian Youth TOP (L. to R.): Carol Hershman, Rose Zeller, Bea Baugher, Darline Schumaker, Sherrie Tafilski, Nancy Shook, Janice Walton, Tom Elfrieda Spohler, Karen Boyd, Sherrie Harger, Diane Dixon, Judy Roth are singing with organ accompaniment. BOTTOM (L. to R.): Austin, Barbara Hoak, Jim Elis. 131 I TOP (L. to R.); Sharry Fishman, Nelson Burnstein, Sue Smith, Mr. Kiker, Linda Treuhoft, Ronnie Isenstein, Freya Bame. Preparing a debate is what these avid members of the Debate Club are doing. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Sandra Wexler, Rhoda Weinman, Elin Rubin, Duane Ernst, Larry Roth. These members have been chosen to take the defensive and the offensive in the next debate. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Stanley Hausner, Mike Liber, Carole Akerman, Judy Leib. Discussing the qualities of a good debate is what this group is doing. Officers, TOP: Tom Merritt, I.C.C. Rep. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lipson, Recording Secretary; Marilyn Singer, Corresponding Secretary. BOTTOM: Jerry Lubitsky, President. It ' s better to debate a question without set¬ tling it, than to settle it without debate, says tad ' s tiger. The members of Debate Club know this and at their meetings they discuss current events and a certain national topic sent to them annually by the National Debate Club. This club meets twice a month right after school in their advisor ' s room and from then on there are two sides to every question. These debates are conducted in an orderly manner which helps keep their views interesting. The Debate club helps its members by allowing them to express themselves freely and to get acquainted with problems which concern all of us. TAD ' s tiger can now say that he has learned to con¬ sider both sides to a question after attending Debate Club meetings. Debate 132 (L. to R.): Jim Morgan, David Wagner, Duane Ernst, and Mike Connett are studying the rules of chess. ik Officers: Nelson Burnstein, Vice President; Gerald Lubitsky, I.C.C. Rep.; Tom Lentz, President; War¬ ren McCandless, Secretary. + Chess Checkmate marks the defeat of another chess player, soys TAD ' s tiger. The DeVilbiss Chess Club was founded so that those who liked chess could share their interest and improve their game. The club also wishes to promote an interest in chess among DeVilbiss students. At regular meetings the members play chess with each other. The games are then recorded and the members are ranked according to their rec¬ ords. The DeVilbiss Chess Club is a member of the Toledo Area Chess League which is composed of eight Toledo area high schools which hold tournaments with one another. Re¬ cently, chess was declared an of¬ ficial extra-curricular activity by the Toledo High School principals. TAD ' s tiger is enthusiastic that so much interest is being shown in this ancient game. STANDING: Larry Roth and Luther Lindner are watching Sam Solomon and Bob Guynn who are engrossed in a game of chess. 133 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Ray Hawthorne, Dave Edelman, Peter Rume, Bud Campbell, Larry Muers, Gary Clark, Jim Shriner, Don Rice, Jim Bradford. ROW TWO (L. to R.): Linda Edmonds, Bonnie Heer, Judy Snyder, Nancy Joslin, Diana Gudzinski, Brenda Berg, Harriet Gometz, Shelly LeBois, Sandy Burkholder, Pat Rancich, Cheryl Goodman, Gail Levison. ROW THREE (L. to R.): Joan Strahm, Denise Thorson, Sue Wallis, Sue Starsky, Kathy Myers, Nadine Brown, Nancy Stump, Karon Smith. Bowling Officers (L. to R.): Barbie Champe, Treasurer; Sandy Swift, President; Bob Hurst, Vice President; Larry Schulz, Secre¬ tary; Mrs. McFarland, Adviser. Not the seven-ten split again!” laments tad ' s tiger disgustedly looking at his score sheet. Familiar cries of woe like that can be heard whenever the DeVilbiss Bowling Club meets at the Colony Bowling Alleys. Promoting good sportsmanship and fair play are the main purposes of this recently organized club. The members of the organization enjoy learning the fundamentals and principles of bowling. They give and receive friendly criticism from other members of the club. TAD ' s tiger assures us that this type of relationship among the mem¬ bers helps tremendously to bolster morale and also some of those faltering scores. 134 Officers, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Claire Bame, Vice President; Miss Rose Bloom, Adviser; Jill Leach. SECOND ROW: Beryl Ravin, President; Don Kaminsky, I.C.C. Rep.; Laury Lipman, Treasurer. War and Peace! storms TAD ' s tiger, leav¬ ing a meeting of the World Affairs Club. The members of this club are bound to promote a better understanding of world problems for everyone. This year they engaged three speak¬ ers, two of whom were foreign, to come to De- Vilb ' ss and help them with this project. During the year the members held a potluck dinner With a debate on world affairs as fhe topic for entertainment. The club, together with the Area World Affairs Council, planned a meefing at the University of Toledo in March at which thirty-five foreign spokesmen gave speeches. A European Council Model Assembly was also held at the University in April which was attended by every member of the DeVilbiss World Affairs Club. Any student at DeVilbiss with a C average or better in history may join this enthusiastic club. World Affairs TOP ROW (L. to R.): Joyce Gerbie, Freya Bame, Carol Gerbie, Sue Liber, Eden Feldstein, Bill Shore, Jim Dallett, Roanne Solding- er, Harriet Gometz, Anita Lieberman, Bobeye Korman. ROW TWO: M. Truehaft, Vic Wolfenstein, Charles Stupesker, Bill Steinburg, Leon Silverman, Stanley Krawetz, Bill Ciralsky, Stanley Hausner, Michael Liber, Bob Damraur, Jerry Lubitsky. ROW THREE: Elin Rubin, Dianne Waldman, Lynn Truehaft, Judy Lerb, Joanne Kass, Sheryl Goodman, Sue Starshy, Lynn Urvritz, Joan Feldman, Mary Lou Cadell, Sherry Tishman, Joan Kirk. ROW FOUR: Sherrie Greenburg, Norma Kalniz, Sharon Jaffee, Arlene Siegman, Eileen Rowley, Marilyn Singer, Jill Leach, Rhoda Weinman, Linda True¬ haft, Sandy Wexler. 135 UPPER LEFT, (L. to R.): Warren McCandless, Charles Mersereau, Dave Harmon, Bill Wallis, and Bob Garbe examine a boat made by one of the members. LOWER LEFT, (L. to R.): Tom Roth, Nelson Burnstein, Greg Schwalbert, Tom Rosenberg, and Lowell Smith are studying the slide rule. RIGHT, (L. to R.): Lane Schnider, Tom Merritt, John Bacon, Bill Rinehart, and Bob Straughn are trying an experiment. Engineering Officers. (L. to R.): Joe Black, vice-presi¬ dent; Dave Severn, Secretary-Treasurer; Tom Whitney, I.C.C. Rep.; Miss Eva Samsen, Adviser; Peter Bauer, Presi¬ dent. London Bridge is falling down, says TAD ' s tiger. Some engineer made a mistake. It is no mistake, how¬ ever, to be a member of the Engineering Society. This is a group of students interested in all phases of engineer¬ ing. They have experiments, guest speakers, and discus¬ sions on various subjects pertaining to their future ca¬ reers as engineers. The members have also taken tours of major industries in and around Toledo. A B average in math and science is necessary for membership. TAD ' s tiger leaves their meeting mum¬ bling, x plus y equals 4—that ' s engi¬ neering. 136 Officers, (L. to R.): Cy Yoakam, President; Ed Haffercamp, I.C.C. Rep.; Julian Haase, Secretary; Gary Felker, Vice President. BOTTOM: Charles Johnson, Treasurer; Miss Ursula Schmit, Adviser. Viva Mexico! says TAD ' s tiger and with a cheerful adios this fine group of boys depart for their armchair trip south of the border. Los Gauchos is the newest Spanish club at DeVil- biss, but is well on its way to becoming quite popular. An interest in the Spanish-speaking countries is the only requirement for a passport. Los Gauchos sowed grass seed on the football field and had a bake sale. They also bought a movie screen for the Spanish department and delivered food to needy families on Christmas and Thanksgiving. The boys have more to offer such as growing knowledge of our south¬ ern neighbors. Viva Los Gauchos! says TAD ' s tiger. Los Gauchos I I j UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): John Harmcn and Dick Storm are listening to a speaker during the meeting. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Phil Knight, Tom Norris, Tom Lick, Tom Heywood, Reid Bushong, Thad Hauschild, Kent Girkins. ROW TWO: Fred Hannes, Don Mewhort, Bill Zimmerman, Randy Bohen. These boys are getting ready for a meeting. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Wynn Zaugg, Tom Denning, Jim Morgan, Dick Maybe, Bob Wescott, and John McDowell are breaking the pinata. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Jim Morgan and Don Bjork are watching slides on Mexico. 137 UPPER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Joan Rankin, Beverly Pearson, Mary Jo O ' Rourke, Martha Sell. ROW TWO: Sandy Rankin, Nancy Heinzroth, Janet Kimble. These girls are planning a meet¬ ing. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.) TOP ROW: Jane Larsen, Nancy Voltz, Barbara Berman, Kirsten Zaugg and Carolyn Durrant are dusting the trophies. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Sue Smolik, Geri Oswald, Carol Emery, Sandy Sauer, Susan Stead. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Margie Green, Linda Radabaugh, Janet Landis, Nancy Nasset, and Carolyn Palmer are filling a Christmas basket for a needy family. Charlemos Buenas Dias,” good day is the greeting that tad ' s tiger receives when he visits a meeting of Charlemos Spanish Club. Providing a basket for a needy family and also a scholar¬ ship for the University of Toledo highlighted their year of service. A card party and a bake sale were also on the agenda. TAD ' s tiger cer¬ tainly has a difficult time understanding what is said when he drops in on this club since all formal inductions are conducted entirely in Spanish. A student must have completed either one year of Spanish or one semester with an A” average to qualify for membership. Every meeting is opened with the Lord ' s Prayer re¬ cited in Spanish. TAD ' s tiger proudly admits that this club certainly helps its members to better understand their Latin American neigh¬ bors. Officers, BACK ROW, (L. to R.): Theodora Artz, Recording Secretary; Sue Tobakos, Carla Smith, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Carol Gilbert, I.C.C. Rep.; Pat Weber, President; Miss Ursula Schmit, Adviser; Judy Wandtke, Vice President. 138 Oiiicers TOP ROW: Mike Ordorica, I.C.C. Rep.; Peter Froehlich, Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Irma- gard Wiedeman, Secretary; DiAnne Hamilton, Vice President; Mary Ann Diemer, President. The German proverb, Die Zeit hat Fluge, ' ' time has wings certainly proves true for Der Deutsche Verein. This industrious club conducts its meetings entirely in German. A Christmas party with the Woodward German Club, movies, speakers, and a picnic were major events this year. TAD ' s tiger often won¬ dered what was taking place in the library during the Christmas season those late evening hours. When it was announced that Der Deutsche Verein won third prize for its Christ¬ mas decorations, his quest ion was answered. This club meets twice a month at which gay, seasonal German music is sung and the Club ' s own orchestra accompanies. TAD ' s tiger agrees that time certainly is flying for this club. Der Deutsche Verein UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Irma Dressier, Karen Brooke, Carolyn Pirner, Dick Swain, Bill Rinehart, and Bill Black enjoy singing German music together. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Don Spohler, Linda Boldt, Jay Wannamaker, Brigette Wiedemann, Bob Kumnick are getting ready to go on a club picnic. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Susan Heighton, Jim Gerlach, Lowell Smith, John Bacon, Joseph Blum- berg. Jack Bandrevics, Carol Preis, Pat DePuis, and Val Dagas- dare enjoy a party after their meeting. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Jack Booth, Elfrieda Spohler, John Sampson, Elizabeth Walworth, Bill Roz, Luther Lindner, and David Lentz are looking on as Tom Pierce points out Germany. TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Judy Powell, Elaine Hahn, Jean Christie, Sue Liber, Linda Rittenhouse, Betty Jo Perkinson, Barbara Seybold, Irmgard Wiedemann, Joyce Gerbie, Karen Ebstrup, Sharon Klein, Bonnie Chapman. ROW TWO: David Libenson, Tom Zbinden, Steve Basch, Had Beatty, Darrel Pair, Rick Richardson, Tom Miller, Terry Sinclair, Joe Greenburg. ROW THREE: Judy Hollester, Car¬ men Shumaker, Charla Goodman, Mary Ann Stroup, Ginny Sin¬ clair, Sandy Jones, Sandra Powell, Christine Pazos, Sue White, Janet Landis, Barbara Spross. La Alianza Officers, Standing, (L. to R.): George Hershman, l.C.C. Rep.; Charleen Amundson, Recording Secretary; Julie Cole, Cor¬ responding Secretary; Larry Davidson, Treasurer. Seated: Bill Sanzenbacher, President; Miss Marian Smith, Adviser. South of the border, down Mexico way, sings TAD ' s tiger after leaving a La Alianza meeting. The activities of this club center around giving its members a better understand¬ ing of their Latin American neighbors. Their meetings and inductions are conducted entirely in Spanish which adds authenticity to them. The club projects this year have consisted of giving student reports, viewing Spanish films and travelogues, and at Christmastime feeding, clothing, and presenting toys to a needy Mexi¬ can family. La Alianza has also listened to talks on the customs of Spain and have seen slides concerning the country. Their social ac¬ tivities included seeing the Carmen Amaya Dance Concert and having a pot luck supper. TAD ' s tiger is glad there are clubs such as La Alianza that tend to further the understanding of foreign countries. 140 Officers, (L. to R.): Nancy Adams, Vice President; Nancy Ryan, President; Sherry Smith, Treasurer; Geri Lorber, Secretary. On stage ' shouts TAD ' s tiger and the members of the Dramatics Club scramble to the stage for the reading of another play. This year our future actors and actresses found themselves in the midst of many activities. They visited the Repertoire Theater and saw many exciting plays. Some of the members even participated in the Rep work¬ shops. One of their most important projects was a play which they gave in May for the student body. On the lighter side of their activities, TAD ' s tiger found them enjoying the fun and frolic of the Christmas holidays at a party in one of the member ' s homes. Another project in which each mem¬ ber felt a great deal of pride was giving a delicious basket of food to a needy family. With such a variety of activities completed, TAD ' s tiger can conclude that it has been a very successful year for the club. Dramatics TOP ROW (L. to R.); Sharyn Lykins, Sandy Klappich, Sherri Grosse, Shelly LeBois, Lexi Rutledge, Barb Rutchow, Sue Frost, Carol Retzke, Joan Strahm. ROW TWO: Janet Alsbaugh, Judy Byington, Sandy Harrington, Judy Denman, Brenda Berg, Arlene Eckholdt, Elizabeth Snow, Bonnie Chapman, Shirley Praia, Sandra Seward. ROW THREE: Sandy Symmes, Joan Jennings, Sharon Ogle, Karen Anderson, Sallie Repass, Eileen Rowley, Marjorie Strahm, Diana Peksa. 141 UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Byron Dunham, Diane Siawell, Jim Riggs, Mary Jo O ' Rourke, Dave Reape, Bonnie Moses, Mary Wickland, Mary Vick, Howard Singer, Anne Gofer, Geri Lorber. These stu¬ dents are getting ready to sing the club song. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.); Carl Schafer, Dave Maze, Emily Heer, Jane Zbinden, Dorinda Redrup. These students are preparing a schedule for the troop. UPPER RIGHT (L. to R.): Sue Strole, Ed Goldman, Betsy Snow, Steve Adams, and Fred Hannes are examining a new instrumental score. LOWER RIGHT (L. to R.): Helen Rickerd, Judy Garrison, Marilyn Singer, Sue Wade, Carol Wright are rehearsing for the program to be presented at the next meeting. Sharps and Flats From Bach to Boogie and back again, says tad ' s tiger in describing the interests of Sharps and Flats. This year the members organized a musical troup that traveled to orphanages and other various institutions in Toledo. From these trips the members gained a great deal of musical experience that will help them in their future careers. Among other activities, TAD ' s tiger found them at Toledo Hospital caroling during Christmas and giving a tea for their par¬ ents in May. To balance their educational pro¬ gram the members had much fun at a Hallo¬ ween party, a scavenger hunt and going to see Holiday on Ice. Everyone is looking forward to next year when they can again have another prosperous year promoting musical interest and gaining the ability to appreciate good music. Officers (L. to R.): Dorothea Eitel, Secretary; Nan¬ cy Duff, Vice President; Miss Elaine Hirth, Ad¬ viser; Chuck Carnahan, Treasurer; Barbara Spross, President, (seated). 142 Going, going, gone , says TAD ' s tiger. This came phrase is spoken many times when the boys in Stamp and Coin Club get together at their auctions during the year. With this very interesting and educational hobby the boys have spent many enjoyable times while pro¬ moting interest for all. Every first and third Wednesday of each month talks are given by members and the advisers of the club. These talks include the display of exhibits and the showing of slides. Their two main projects were an exhibit of Christmas seals in the library and sending stamps to wounded veterans in hos¬ pitals. Auctions, trading sessions and a club hbrai ' y completed their full schedule. TAD ' s tiger says, Start a collection of stamps and coins and join this club. The stamps are being auctioned to the highest bidder! Stamp and Coin UPPER LEFT, TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Tom Roth, Karl Huls, Jack Booth. LOWER LEFT, TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Eden Feldstein, Jim Mielke, Ron Stauber, Jim Brigham. SEATED: Josephine Crowder. These members are examining a stamp collection. UPPER RIGHT, (L. to R.); Jim Beard, Terry Quigg, Edward Miller, Ann Forster are looking at a stamp collection. LOWER RIGHT, Officers (L. to R.): Standing: Jerry Marenburg, Treasurer; Allen Stoolmiller, President; Jim Tellefson, I.C.C. Rep.; Mike Wilson, Vice President; Madelyn Weihl, Secretary; Seated, Mr. Voss. 143 UPPER LEFT (L. to R.): Sue Thompson, Judy Holister. Even in cold weather these girls go out and ride. LOWER LEFT (L. to R.): Bonnie Block, Barbara Reed. Fair weather proves a good time to be out also. RIGHT, TOP ROW (L. to R.): Barb Reed, Bonnie Block, Karen Good, Nancy George. ROW TWO: Sandy Conaway, Lodeen Laipply, Rose Stoltz, Judy Esser, Lynn Hartmen. Right after school the girls pile into the back of the pick-up truck to be taken to the stable. Equestriennes Officers (L. to R.): Miss Leah Schueren, Adviser; Claire Bame, President; Mary Gaines, Secretary; Connie Arnos, Treasurer; Sondra Stautzenberger, I.C.C. Rep.; Barbara Kressman, Vice Presi¬ dent. We ride tonight,” exclaims TAD ' s tiger. This year has been an especially busy one for Equestriennes. Besides riding at the Douglas Meadow ' s Stables, the members hear talks on the care of horses. They also had a treasure hunt on horseback which TAD ' s tiger thought was one of the most hilarious events he had ever attended. During the holiday season. Equestriennes gave its annual Thanksgiving basket to a needy family. The club ' s social activities included a Christmas party at the stables and a jitney supper. Winding up this year was their horse show in the spring. TAD ' s tiger is glad that there are athletic clubs such as this one, because they stress one of the most important attitudes—sportsmanship. 144 You can take my pulse any time, sighs tad ' s tiger after leaving a Future Nurses ' meeting. This year Future Nurses have been getting their instruction at Mercy Hospital where they take turns being nurse ' s aids. The purpose of the girls is to help the sick and the needy by doing things for them. At Christmastime they collected old clothes for the people at the Toledo State Hospital. They also made favors for the old folks at the Marigard Home and the Colonial Rest Home. Their money making pro¬ ject for this year was a bake sale. Officers, TOP: Judy Clapp, Presi¬ dent. MIDDLE: Karen Kolpien, Secretary; Jean Taylor, Vice President. BOTTOM: Sue Wade, Treasurer. (L., to R.): Merrilee Adkins, Sue Reeves, Ruth Fredericks, Janet Schoch, Joan Parker, Sue Wade. Sitting: Sharon Hadden. These girls are learning the technique of tak¬ ing a pulse. Future Nurses (L. to R.): Sue Nigh, Barb Kotowitz, Nondus Grover, Judy Givens, June Young, Judy Snyder. These future nurses are having their eyes tested. I TOP ROW (L. to R.): Judy Ennis, Carol Wright, Nancy Gluss, Lexi Rutledge, Nancy Lehnert, Sybil Sharpe, Georgine MacDonald, Karen Ardner, Lois Harrer. ROW TWO: Arlene Welch, Sandy Smith, Elaine Buffington, Carol Buchop, Sandy Burtwhistle, Nancy Benedict, Mary Jo McNutt. ROW THREE: Marcia Jaffee, Martha Weniger, Sharon Botz, Ann Simons, Katherine McMurray, Mary Arthur Austin. An apple for the teacher, says TAD ' s tige r of DeVilbiss ' Future Teachers. To obtain a Future Teachers better understanding of teaching, the girls hold panel discussions to study the traits and quali¬ ties of a good teacher. They also visit ele¬ mentary schools to observe the way the teach¬ ers handle their classes. Other trips included going to the Northwestern Ohio Conference and the Future Teachers ' Conference at Co¬ lumbus. Their other activities ranged from ush¬ ering at B.I.E. Day, splash parties, and picnics to an alumni tea. It was at this tea that Miss Pasch, their adviser, presented them with their own gavel. TAD ' s tiger is glad that Fu¬ ture Teachers is such a successful club because teachers are so important to the welfare of the country. Oiiicers (L. to R.) Standing: Dorothea Eitel, Treas¬ urer; Mary Lou Luedtke, Secretary; Miss Mildred Pasch, Adviser; Dianne Hamilton, l.C.C. Sitting: Diana Heywood, President. 146 Oiiicers. TOP ROW: John Bacon, Vice President; Jim Mielke, President; Dave Severn, I.C.C.; ROW TWO: Miss Hanson, Adviser; Tom Lentz, Treas¬ urer. You ' ll see stars if you ' re a member of this club, says TAD ' s tiger. For seeing these stars, the Astronomy Club is busy at work building their own telescope. This project is being fi¬ nanced by the saving of tax stamps. In the meantime, their viewing of the heavens is done with the Toledo Astronomical Society in the observatory at Toledo University. The club meets once a month with the society and once a month with its own members. At these last meetings reports, demonstrations, and projects that have been completed are presented. On the social agenda, the club has held a picnic and a star-gazing party. After leaving an As¬ tronomy Club meeting, TAD ' s tiger feels like shouting, All aboard, next stop Mars . Astronomy TOP ROW (L. to R.): Bill Rinehart, Bob Schwyn, Gregg Tompkins, Brian Thompson, Bruce Kelley, Carlin Black, Tom Whitney, David Edelman, Peter Reeme, Eden Feldstein. ROW TWO: Peter Bauer, Jim Ross, Larry Gottschalk, Allen Stoolmiller, Jim Tellefsen, War¬ ren McCandless, John Rosenberg, Charles Mersereau, Larry Bab¬ cock. ROW THREE: John Erkert, Don Wood, Bob Guynn, John Ward, Dan Taylor, Joe Cherry, Dick Leichtamer, Dave Schulak. I 147 TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Howard Singer, Jack Chapman, Gil Siegel, Jim Terry, Mike Ordorica, Dave Lawrence, Rick Richardson, Dave Barkenquest, Jeff Elmore, Skip Shaw, Larry Greenberg, Bob Field¬ ing. R(3w TWO: Bill Sanzenbacher, Pete Loe, Mike Webb, Rick Knudson, Jerry Mills, Vance Flaggert, Dick Haynes, Wally John- Key Club Oiiicers (L. to R.): Jerry Howard, Vice President; Norm Solberg, Secretary; Mr. N. Klee, Adviser; Ned Burkhalter, President; Ed Mumford, I.C.C. Rep.; Ron Lindower, Treasurer. son. Bob Sebok, Ted Brown, Jerry Bannister, Don Kaminsky. ROW THREE: Greg Schafer, Bill Zollinger, Tom Kaiser, Gary Burget, Mike Wahl, Tom Washing, Ed Carpenter, Jim Duvendack, Herb Grounds, Tom England. tad ' s tiger says, These are really ' Stout Hearted Men ' ! Although the club is only a little over three years old, it already holds a ' key ' position among DeVilbiss clubs. Key Club has based its organization on helping the community and school by trying to help its members to mature into responsible citizens. They started out the school year with a project to help the Freshman by placing maps of the school around the halls and in Freshman home¬ rooms, and also by passing out folders telling when and where to sign up for various school activities. Their second big project was a voca¬ tions ' day for DeVilbiss and Whitmer seniors. They also cleaned up the courts as one of their semi-annual projects. Aside from their program they have carried out numerous social projects to help bring the members closer together. These projects have included athletic contests with other clubs, hayrides, splash parties, and picnics, tad ' s tiger is proud of all the help this club has rendered his school. 148 Carol Emery presents a bouquet to First Lady Carole Goodwin, as President Mike Wahl watches. Inter-Club Council Presidential Ball On February twenty-first, the Inter-Club Council held a dance in honor of George Wash¬ ington ' s birthday. Sue Solomon, Social Chair¬ man of I.C.C., aided by her various commit¬ tees, took charge of and prepared the Presi¬ dential Ball at Ashland Hall. Buss Widmer ' s band played. The highlight of the dance was the inauguration of the President and First Lady. The couples at the dance elected Mike Wahl and Carole Goodwin for this honor. Car¬ ole was presented with a bouquet of red and white carnations. Then she and Mike led the Grand March. TAD ' s tiger congratulates the I.C.C. on a fine dance! Down the middle of the floor come the couples as the Grand March progresses. 149 room at the end of a day. diid ' sct v drtdyv df to think he knew. y;. ' i fv i ht- ' cttty;.;hq irS;.;.of.;5y ?k ' d ; ships. T6.. spirit andv iev. djit)$: ; $ ' tfei i3iiiiko.; are important . .fh.i ; .ti iiiti ; jSi y.V ltt ; .0 ?Hd they re¬ flect and these standards of sportsmii iil 4;. fe]fe]d ' 9 ; dil; school or in the com¬ munity. proud of our athletic teams 151 Football Tiger defenders break up a Libbey pass play. TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Coach Warren Goode, Bob Sebok, Bill Smithmeyer, Herb Grounds, Jerry Epstein, Bill Jackson, Jim Beck, Bob Russom, Jim Jackson, Russ Maneval, Don Hostetter, Bob Hunter, Wayne Speweik, Ken Roberts, Manager, Don Black. ROW TWO: Buddy Leininger, Bill Bearss, Ted Brown, Lynne Ashton, Jim Taylor, Jim Reed, Don Sharpe, Jim Mollen- camp, Mark Koechley, Kent Matthews, Howard Bachman, Bob I September 15, will long be remembered by followers of DeVilbiss football, for it was on this night that our Tigers suffered their first defeat in three years and ended a phenomenal win¬ ning streak of eighteen in a row. This loss to St. Edwards of Cleveland was not as demoral¬ izing to the team as expected, as they bounced back to take successive wins from Macomber, Dayton Fairview, and Scott. The Bengal ' s Homecoming game did not turn out as most Tiger fans would have liked it to. A strong DeVilbiss eleven lost to a stronger Central squad 6-0. They then dropped a game to the future City-Champs from Waite 13-7. A spirited 7-0 win over Lima was next on their schedule and put them back on the winning trail. Double triumphs over Cleveland Shaw 21-14, and Charleston 16-6 added to the Tiger ' s already high state ranking. In the Thanksgiving game played under very adverse conditions, the Tigers held Libbey to a scoreless tie. Ron Mc- Dole and Reid Bushong were outstanding in the backfield while Tom Markwood and Tony Mears did a stalwart job on the line throughout the year. With Juniors such as Fred Henning, Dave Bernard, and Tom English back on next ’ year ' s squad, the Tigers hope to regain a fourth City-Championship in five years. Bradley, Ron Laubach, Ron Coutcher, Marvin Denhart, Robert Longley, Coach. ROW THREE: Coach Hilton Murphy, Jim I Wolf, Gene Kruger, Jim Gerber, Jerry Reber, Harvey Decker, ' Dick Maybee, Brian Edelstein, Carl Owed, Rodney Houchins, Leonard Mielke, Larry Wadsworth, Paul Scheidmantel, Bob Beach, Jim Phillips. ROW FOLJR: Jerry Koszycki, Bill Akos, Don Ansted, Fred Henning, Dick Storm, Dave Bernard, Tom Bill Black asks, Shall we dance? English, Bob McCloud, Pat Gribben, Hal Heidtman, Vernon Albright, Lynn Gauthier, Bill Black, Dave Hardy, Coach. ROW FIVE: Mike Burszytnski, Bob Haydu, Dave Cobb, Dick Emery, Greg Barbour, Tony Mears, Tom Markwood, Jim Walz, Ron McDole, Bob Williford, George Kegg, George Gursik, Paul Moellar. DeVilbiss Coaches: Mr. Harold Leininger, Mr. Warren Goode, Mr. Hilton Murphy, Mr. Robert Longley, Mr. Dave Hardy, Mr. Donald Black. FOOTBALL SCORES DeVilbiss. .. ...13 Lakewood St. Edwards . .19 DeVilbiss. .. ... 7 Waite. .13 DeVilbiss. .. ...18 Macomber . . 6 DeVilbiss. . . ... 7 Lima. . 0 DeVilbiss. . . . . .19 Day ton Fairview . . 7 DeVilbiss. .. .. .16 Charleston . ,. 6 DeVilbiss. .. . . .28 Scott . . 0 DeVilbiss. . . .. .21 Cleveland Shaw . .14 DeVilbiss, , . ... 0 Central . . 6 DeVilbiss. . . ... 0 Libbey . 0 DeVilbiss players gang up to stop yardage. 154 155 Dick Haas is really on his toes for this rebound, as Don Spohler watches. Varsity Basketball TOP ROW, (L. to R.): Dick Haas, Don Spohler, Don Mewhort, Thad Hauschild, Dick Will, Coach Tom Inman. ROW TWO: Doug Reeves, Mel Shapiro, Jim Holliday, Reid Bushong, Dave Cassavar. 156 i Improving 100% as the season progressed, DeVilbiss ' varsity squad again took second place in the City League. The eight-win and four-loss record tied them with Central for the runner-up spot. In overall competition, the Tigers finished with a ten-eight record. In the city they posted double wins over Waite, Lib- bey and Woodward. They also split with Cen¬ tral and Scott, but dropped two games to Ma- comber. Led by junior Buzz Mewhort, who averaged over twenty-four points and nearly twenty rebounds per game, the Bengals won their first tournament game against Rogers, but dropped their second to Scott. Buzz was an All-City and honorable mention All-State selec¬ tion, while captain lim Holliday, who averaged nearly ten points per game, was honorable- mention All-City. Coach Tom Inman is looking for a title-contending team next year with five juniors from this year ' s squad and many prom¬ ising sophomores from the light-weight team. 157 (L. to R.): Fred Henning, Owen Day, Terry Weber, Bob Kumnick, Jim Mack, Mark Koechley, Ron Coutcher, Russ Maneval, Steve Basch. Kneeling: Coach Warren Doc Goode. Lightweights 158 BASKETBALL SCORES DeVilbiss. .. .44 Lima Shawnee ...51 DeVilbiss. . . .53 Libbey.51 DeVilbiss. ...33 Macomber .66 DeVilbiss. ...62 Sylvania .35 DeVilbiss. ...43 Central .49 DeVilbiss. ...74 Tiffin Columbian .93 DeVilbiss. ...67 Scott .61 DeVilbiss. .. .48 Clay .51 DeVilbiss. ...58 Waite .53 DeVilbiss. ...50 Woodward .46 DeVilbiss. .. .71 Libbey.46 DeVilbiss. .. .49 Central .43 Lakewood DeVilbiss. ...70 St. Edwards.55 DeVilbiss. .. .55 Lima Senior.61 DeVilbiss. ...42 Scott .53 DeVilbiss.... 44 Macomber .55 DeVilbiss. ...65 Waite .51 DeVilbiss. ...84 Woodward .55 Freshman Buzz Mewhort and Don Spohler watch as Mel Shapiro does the work TOP ROW (L. to R.): Tom Tice, John Taylor, Dave Jeffereys, Gary Tom Heywood, Bob Carlson, Joe Blumberg, Tom Norris—Manager. Decker, Dick Estop, Kip Barksdale, Dave Holland, Dan Gring. ROW THREE: Joe Yaffee, Walter Wast, Dick Benfer, Joe Perlman, ROW TWO: Coach Harold Buddy Leininger, Wayne DeTray, Gary Cooper, Larry Jamra, Bill Michaels, Jay Kean. 159 National League, BACK ROW: Bob Anteau, Tom Baker, Ron Schultz. FRONT ROW: Don Ansted, Tom English. American League, BACK ROW: Greg Fehn, Tom Owens. FRONT ROW: Tom Haverfield, Jim Utz. Bowling DeVilbiss was well represented in bowling as the American League quintet won first place in the Downtown High School Con¬ ference. The DeVilbiss American team also represented the Toledo Area in the Ohio High School bowling tournament. They fin¬ ished the season with 47 wins and 7 losses, and rolled the third high single game with a 992. Captain Tom Haverfield, 155, also served as the President of the League. Other mem¬ bers of the team included: Tom Owens, 158, David Borkenquest, 160, Jim Utz, 155, Greg Fehn, 165, and substitute Dave Severn, 160. The National League team did not fare as well, finishing with 23-31 record, but they did manage to roll the high singl e game of 943. Team members with their averages were: Captain Ron Schultz, 145, Tom En¬ glish, 143, Tom Baker, 140, Bob Anteau, 135, and John Utz, 130, and substitute Don An- stead, 210. 160 FRONT ROW, (L. to R.); Coach Mr. Norm Kies, Dave Cassavar, Bob Polyosko, Tom Clark, Bill Falvey, Don Portman, Bob Williford, Dave Cobb, Ron McDole, Lynn Gauthier, Bob Haydu, Gary Wengrow, Manager. BACK ROW: Phil Buell, Dick Jacquemotte, Jim Gallagher, George Gursik, Tony Mears, Everett Wenrick, Jerry Ahlfors, Jim Kinker, Bob Meyers. Baseball The players show much enthusiasm, de¬ termination, and interest, said Mr. Kies. Com¬ menting on the team at the start of the season, those were the words of praise head coach Mr. Kies gave his team. DeVilbiss ' starting nine was predominantly a young team with only three seniors in the lineup. Starting the season with all the fire and pep of a young, rugged ball club, the boys won four of their first five games. With pitchers like Phil Buell, Dove Cobb, and Bob Polyosko, DeVilbiss had more than enough bench strength for those close games. On May 4, behind the five hit pitching of Phil Buell, the Tigers blanked Macomber 2-0 to capture the sectional championship. On Monday, May 14, the Bengals dropped pre¬ viously unbeaten Anthony Wayne by a de¬ cisive 3-0 score to become the new Class A Dis¬ trict Champions. Tony Mears checks his signals with the pitcher as the first batter is about to step into the box. 161 TOP ROW (L. to R.): Reid Bushong, Jerry Colen, Jim Jackson, Larry St. Aubin, Rod Houchins, Bill Black. ROW TWO: Coach Dave Hardy, Marv Dehnhardt, Jim Reed, Dick Storm, Bob Rus- som, Ron Coutcher, Cy Yoakum, Dick Sigg, Bob Parlette, Bill Thompson, Fred Bowers. ROW THREE: Bill Greenwalt, Dick Emery, Hal Heidtman, Dan Kwiatkowski, Ron Taylor, Carl Owed, Don Sharpe, Doug Reeves, George Kegg, Jim Phillip. ROW FOUR: Manager Bill Rutchow, Dennis Beebe, John Geisler, Dick Friedmar, Russ Waggoner, John Kinker, Brian Johnson. Track George Kegg goes up and over. Ron Taylor exhibits perfect form going toward a first place in the high hurdles. 162 I i i l; I I The DeVilbiss thinclads looked very im¬ pressive as they started out the season by downing Waite 66-52. Many of Coach Dave Hardy ' s best men set a precedent in this meet by finishing first in their event. Dan Kwiat- kowski and Dick Friedmar were consistent dur¬ ing the season usually finishing first and second in the low hurdles. The Tigers were not poor in any event and usually placed one or more men in the first three places. John Dresser and John Geisler were Mr. Hardy ' s starters in the hundred-yard dash. Russ Waggoner was only one of many on the squad who participated in more than one event. He was one of the top pole vaulters and also a high jumper. In the annual Night Relays a fairly strong DeVilbiss squad was nosed out in the final four or five events and had to settle for a fourth place. One bright point in the meet was a new meet record in the shuttle- hurdle relay of 43.1 seconds set by the team of Waggoner, Friedmar, Kwiatkowski, and Geisler. Coach Hardy looks for a better showing in this year ' s Night Relays as many juniors were on last year ' s squad. Mike Bursztynski puts the shot to add more points to Tigers ' Night Relays total. 163 (L. to R.): Dick Greene, Karl Huls, Dick Coffin, Don Pollard, Dick Alexander, Bob Fleming, Coach Den Black. Bemie Garber blasts a long fairway shot while going for his par. Golf Although handicapped by the elements, DeVilbiss ' golf team managed to play eight meets. The Tiger linksmen sported a 4-4 over-all record, with four wins and two losses coming in city league play. The squad finished the city schedule in third place. Coach Don Black awarded the following letters: Captain Dick Alexander, Dick Coffin, Bob Fleming, John Nolan, and Don Pollard, all seniors. Harmon Miller and Karl Huls, then sophomores, and Bernie Gar¬ ber also received varsity D ' s”. The Tiger squad started their sea¬ son by losing to Lima IOV 2 to bVz, but got into the victory column against Waite and Libbey, 20-4 and 12-7. They then beat Scott by 19-5 and shut out Woodward 24-0. The linksmen finished their sea¬ son with 14-10 losses to Central and Macomber. 164 DeVilbiss ' 1956 tennis squad, under the fine coach¬ ing of Bob Longley successfully annexed the city league title. In city competition this year, the Bengals swept past Scott, Libbey, Macomber, Woodward, Waite, and Central ' s tennis teams. In all these matches, the Tigers lost only one set for a 29-1 complete record in city league play. Outside the city they defeated Adrian 4-3, Findlay 6-1, and were defeated by Hamtramck High out of Detroit, Michigan. Several members of the squad competed in the district finals at Bowling Green and the state finals at Ohio State University in Columbus. In the district the doubles team of Holliday and Markwood went to the semi-finals before losing to the runners-up in the State. John Wiley advanced to the quarter-finals before dropping a close match to the future state champion. Tennis Dave Spring serves up one of his best for a Tiger opponent. BACK ROW (L. to R.); Dave Spring, John Meyer, John Wiley, Bob Schwyn, Jim Jeffrey. FRONT ROW: Bob Friedman, Dick Cosgrove, Jim Holliday. 165 ! A jump shot proves valuable during the finals in the G.A.S. basketball tournament. Barbara Champe, Irma Dress¬ ier, Judy Dushane, and Muriel Jones go through their rou¬ tine in a Sophomore tap dance class. Girls’ Athletics Carol Seth and Carol Mason try for a strike in their Senior bowling class. 166 A peek into the girls ' gym one night after school would reveal many members of G.A.S. playing a rollicking game of basketball or bad¬ minton. At other times they enjoy softball, field hockey, and volleyball. The two winning teams of the basketball tournament held their play¬ off in the boys ' gym for the entertainment of the whole school. G.A.S. holds three business meetings a year at which they plan special projects. They held a Freshman Round to introduce girls to the club, a hayride, a Parents ' Night, and a Senior Banquet to bring the year to an end. G.A.S. Advisers: Mrs. Mary Louise Hartman, Mrs. Barbara McQuilkin, Mrs. Mary Ellen Schaffer. Action in the girls ' gym includes strenuous volleyball games. G.A.S. Officers (L. to R.): Sue Smolik, Treasurer; Peggy Fis¬ cher, Secretary; Nancy Shal- er. President; Julie Cole, His¬ torian; Brenda Elton, Vice President. 167 Nauts. Merritt C., B.S., M.A. Principal. Archambo, Frank, B.A., M.A. Physics. Backus, Pauline, B.S, Orientation, Spanish, Chairman of Ori¬ entation. Balsam, Carl W., B.S., M.A. General Shop, Woodshop. Baron, Agnes C., B.A., M.A. Typing. Benson, Carl A., B.S., M.A. Chemistry. Black, Donald D., B.E. Physical Education. Bloom, Rose, B.S., M.A. English, Journalism, Adviser; Prism staff. Quill and Scroll, World Affairs Club. Brand, Jeannette, B.A., B.S., M.A. English, English Department Head. Bricker, Ward E., B.C.S., B.S in Ed Bookkeeping and Shorthand, Business Education Department Head. Brown, Russell, B.A., M.A. Assistant Principal: Counselor for Boys, Adviser: Sharps and Flats. Clark, Charles A., B.S. Mathematics. Conrad, Irvin, B.A., M.A. Director of Classes and Curriculum. Coontz, Clarence C., B.S., M.A. Salesmanship and Junior Business Train¬ ing. Cruey, G. Wayne. B.A., M.A. Basic Mathematics, Algebra. Dagher, Joseph, B.S., M.A. English. Adviser: Delphian Literary So¬ ciety, Cheveaux. Dickey, Fern, B.A. Biology, Science Department Head, Ad¬ viser: Junior Y-Teens. Douglas, Ruth K., B.E. Home Economics and Family Living. Emery, Herbert M., B.A., M.A. World History. Feldstein, Alexander, B.A.. B.E. English. Fischer. Mary U., B.A. General Science, Adviser; Electronics Club, Junior Red Cross Club. Folgate, Clark, B.S. World History, Adviser: Socialite Club. Gerding, Alice, B.S., B.A., M.A. German, English, Adviser: German Club. . Goode, Warren B., B.S., M.A. American History Government, Ad¬ viser: Junior and Senior Frauleins. Griiiin, Frances I., B.A., M.A. Script Writing, Dramatics, Radio Pro¬ duction. Griiiin, Helen Marie, B.A., M.A., L.L.B. English. Grubs, Harold D., B.S. Machine Shop. Gunn, Fannie May, B.A. Study Hall. Hanson, Frederica, Ph.B. General Science, Adviser: Astronomy Club. Hardy, David, B.E., M.P.E. Algebra. Hartman, Mary L.. B.S. Physical Education, Adviser: Girls ' Ath¬ letic Society, Cheerleaders Club. Hirth, Elaine, B.A. English, Adviser: Christian Youth, Sharps and Flats, Prism business staff. Hoiiman. Margaret, B.A., M.A. World History, American History Gov¬ ernment, Adviser: Dramatics Club. Faculty Directory Huls, Karl, B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts. Inman, Thomas, B.S. Orientation, Adviser: Talisman Club. Johnson, Elizabeth B., B.S. Algebra, Plane Geometry, Basic Mathe¬ matics. Johnston, Mildred E., B.A., M.A. General Art, Painting, Commercial Art, Adviser: Ezelles Art Club. Kerlin, Lucille, B.A., M.A. Contemporary History, American History and Government, Social Studies Depart¬ ment Head, Adviser: Phililethian Liter¬ ary Society. Kies, Norman, B.E. Physical Education. Kiker, Clyde, A,A„ B.S. Sociology, Economics. Kilcorse, James, B.E. Adviser: Tri-D ' s. Kimpton, Amy, B.A., M.A. Art, Crafts, Painting, Fashion Art. King, Margaret S., B.A. Algebra. Klee, J. Norman, B.S., M.A. World History, American History Gov¬ ernment, Adviser; Forum Literary So¬ ciety, ICC, Key Club, Thespian Society, Senior Class. Klee, Ollie, B.S, Bookkeeping, Assistant Athletic Director. Knaggs, Grace, A.A„ B.A., M.A. English. Krause, Bernice Study Hall. LeGron, Gertrude, B.A., M.A. Typing. Leininger. Harold L., B.A., M.A. Biology, Physiology, Adviser; Quill and Dagger Literary Society, Junior Class. Longley, Robert, B.S., M.A. Orientation, Adviser: Bowling Club, I-Da-Ka Service Club, Argonis. Louy, M. Beatrice, B.A., M.A., B.M., M.M. English. Luther, Blan che, B.S., Ph.B., M.A. Family Living, Adviser: Vo-ee-theians. Maher, James, B.A. in Ed. Orientation. McFarland, Opal, B.S, Bus. Adm., M.S. Bus. Adm. Business Education, Adviser: Bowling Club, Assistant Adviser: Commercial Club. McHugh, Olive, B.S., M.A. English. McQuilkin, Barbara, B.S. Physical Education, Adviser: Girls ' Ath¬ letic Society. Menning, Iva, B.S.. M.A. Algebra, Plane Geometry, Adviser; Les Femmes, Adella Social Club. Miller, B. Faye, B.A., R.N. Home Nursing, Adviser: Future Nurses of America. Mills, A.P., B.S. Physiology. Molnar, Ethel R., B.S. in Ed., M.E. Chemistry, Biology. Murphy, Hilton, B.A., M.S. Driver Training, Visual Education, Ath¬ letic Director. Papps, Elizabeth, B.S., M.A. English, Adviser; Senior Class, Senior Y-Teens, Pot O ' Gold staff, Thespian So¬ ciety. Pasch, Mildred. B.A., M.A. Assistant Principal: Girls ' Counselor, Adviser: Future Teachers of America. Pasquier, Ethel. B.A. Plane Geometry. Pasquier, Pierre Q.. B.E., B.A., M.A. French. Perkins, Alice, B.A. English, Adviser: Sophomore Class. Pollman, Norman G., B.S. Orientation, College Counselor, Adviser: Pay-a-el-sa. Poss, Elizabeth, B.S. Business English, Typing, Adviser; Com¬ mercial Club. Powell, Wilma A., B.A. Assistant Librarian. Rees, Florence R.. Ph.B., M.A. English, Adviser: Zetalethean Literary Society. Rettig, Robert E., B.S., M.A. Assistant Principal: Director of Activi¬ ties. Samsen, Eva, B.A., B.S.. M.A. Algebra, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Mathematics Department Head, Adviser; Engineering Society, Freshman Y-Teens. Schaefer, Maryellen, B.Ed. Physical Education, Adviser: Girls ' Ath¬ letic Society, Sisco. Schmidt, Mildred, B.A., M.A. Biology, Adviser: Thalian Literary So¬ ciety. Schmit, Ursula, B.A., M.A. Adviser: Los Gauchos, Charlemos. Schueren, Leah M., B.A.. M.A., B.S. Librarian, Adviser: Zetalethean Literary Society, Equestriennes. Sharpe, Don, B.E., M.A. Physical Education. Sinclair, Margaret, B.A., M.A. Latin, Adviser; Sophomore Y-Teens Smith, Marian, B.A., M.A. Spanish, Adviser: La Alianza. Smith. Ruth, B.A., M.A. English, Art Museum Correlation, Ad¬ viser: ' Periclean Literary Society. Stalker, D. Norman, B.S., M.A. Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Industrial Arts Department Head, Ad¬ viser: Pot O ' Gold staff. Stoll, Marie M.. B.S., M.A. Home Economics. Tongring, Jack. B.S., M.A. Band, Orchestra. Voss, David O., B.A., M.A. Latin, Adviser; Stamp Coin Club, Chess Club. Warner. Marjorie. B,A„ M.A. English. Williams, Helen J. Assistant Librarian. Zaugg, J. Phillip, B.S. Music. OFFICE FORCE Cross, Hildegarde, Book Clerk Lanz, Florence, Credits Lipper. Audrey, Treasurer Porter, Dora, Attendance Clerk Tanner, Helen, Secretary Waliord. Eileen, Attendance Clerk MAINTENANCE AND CUSTODIAL Gordon, Frank, Chief Engineer Robinson, Earl, Chief Custodian CAFETERIA Hayes, Norma, Cafeteria Manager 168 LANDMARKS OF PROGRESS... in TOLEDO—Glass Center of the World Libbey Glass Division Plant Ash Champlain More than 1,000 Toledo-area resi¬ dents work in the O-I General offices—directing activities of 27,000, coast to coast. Customer service facilities, staffed by nearly 500, offer Owens-Illinois customers the ad¬ vantages of specialized package design, product and packaging research, and marketing services. Owens-Illinois Building Madison St. Clair These four buildings reflect the technological achieve¬ ments of Owens-Illinois Glass Company, whose physical growth has left these indelible impressions on the industrial face of Toledo. Duraglas Center 14th Adams Home of fine Libbey table glassware, this manufacturing plant employs more than 1,200 and is one of 31 Owens-Illinois plants across the nation. Owens-Illinois Technical Center 1700 North Westwood The world’s largest and most complete glass research facility, housing 500 scientists, engineers and technicians. Owens-Illinois MAKERS OF 0 PRODUCTS GENERAL OFFICES • TOLEDO 1, OHIO Senior Directory ABBOTT, RALLENE . . . 20. Senior Banquet Program Comm. 4. ADAMS, JAMES . . . Intramurals 3. ADAMS, NANCY ... 20. Entered in 1955; Honor Roll 3-4; Class Play Reading Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Publicity Comm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; I.C.C. 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Announcement Comm. 4; Home Room Athletic Rep. 2; Prism Rep. 3-4; Deviltries 4; Football 1; Intra-murals 2-4; Bowling 4; Froshmores 1-2. BAME, CLAIRE ... 20. Honor Roll 3; Freshman Float Publicity Comm. 1; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 3; Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries-Publicity Comm. 1, Party Comm. 2-3-4; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3; Student Council Rep. 1-4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 3; Publicity Com¬ mission 3; World Affairs 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Equestriennes 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2, President 3-4; Frauleins 3-4; Dramatics Club 4. BARBOUR, GREG . . . 20. Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 4; Home Room President 1-3, Vice President 2-4; Deviltries-Cast 4; Foot¬ ball 4; Track 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Ger¬ man Club 3; Varsity-D 4; Wrestling 3; Froshmores 1-2. BARKENQUEST, DAVID ... 20. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Decorations Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3-4, Tryouts Comm. 4; National Bowling League 3, American League 4; Bowling Green Schol¬ arship Team 1-2-3, National Merit Finalist, Honorable Mention Ohio State General Scholarship Test 4, National Honor Society 3-4; A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4; Finance Commission 4; Hi-Y 1-2-3; Stomp Club 1- 2-3, Treasurer 2; Forum 3-4; Key Club 4. BARKER, DAVID ... 20. BAUER, PETER ... 20. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 4; Pot O ' Gold 3-4, Assistant Paneling Editor 3, Paneling Editor 4; Merit Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4, National Honor Society 3-4; Astronomy Club 2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 3-4; En¬ gineering 3-4, President 4; Delegate to Ohio University Publications Workshop 3; Delegate to Colombia Press Conference 4. BAUMAN, GARY ... 20. Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. BAUMAN, SHARON ... 20. Senior Mid¬ winter Publicity Comm. 4; Tri-D Social Club 2-3-4, Secretary 3; Phililetheans 3; Vo-ee-theians 3. BEARD, JAMES . . . 21, Intra-murals 1-2- 3-4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Chess Club 4; Stamp and Coin Club 4. BEARSS, CAROLYN ... 21. Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 4; Deviltries-Try-Outs Comm. 4, Cast 2-4; Band 2-3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3; Freshman Chorus 1; Charlemos 2- 3; Future Teachers 1-2; Vo-ee-theians 3- 4; Family Living 4; Froshmores 1-2. BECK, JAMES ... 21. Home Room Treas¬ urer 1; Football 1-2-3; Track 1; Intra-murals 1-2. BERNARD, JACK . . . 21. Football 4; Astronomy Club 4. BERNARD, VIRGINIA ... 21. BEYER, MARY JANE ... 21. Honor Roll 1; Freshman Float Comm. 1; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Class Treasurer 4; Home Room President 3; Prism Rep. 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Usherettes Comm. 2-3-4; Frauleins 3-4, President 3; La Alianza 3; Froshmores 1; Night Relays Queen; J-Hop Attendant 3; I.C.C. First Lady Attendant 4. BISSONETTE, DAVID ... 21. Home Room President 1, Vice President 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Basketball 1-2-3; Intra-murals 1- 2-3-4; Talisman 1-2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. BLANK, RICHARD ... 21. Deviltries Pit Band 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Scott Variety Show 2- 4. BLACK, SHERRI ... 21. Honor Roll 1; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 1; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Announce- .nents Comm. 4; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Deviltries 2-3-4; Bowling Green Music Contest 3; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Girls Chorus 1; Vo-ee-theians 3; Aeolians 1. BLACK, WILLIAM ... 21. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Intra-murals 4; Quill and Dag¬ ger 4; Talisman 3-4; German Club 3-4; Engineering Society 4. BOHN, BARBARA . . . 21. Y-Teens 1; Froshmores 1-2; Commercial Club 2. BOLIA, KAY ... 21. Senior Midwinter Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 2; Home Room President 4; Deviltries Refreshments Comm. 4; Revelries 1-2; Sorelles 3-4; G.A.S. 1-2; Night Relays ' Ticket Comm. 3; Athletic Office 3-4. BOLTZ, EDITH ... 21. Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Deviltries Costume Room 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; La Alianza 3; Frauleins 3-4; Family Living Club 4; Hall Patrol 2; Class Play Usher 3; Library Guard. BOOKMAN, CAROLYN ... 21. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Bids Comm. 4; Home Room Stamp Rep. 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; World Affairs Club 1-2. BOOS, GLEN ... 21. Home Room P.T.A. Rep. 4. BORGELT, ARLENE ... 21. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room President 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Chrm. of Birthday Comm. 1; Deviltries- Music Comm. 1, Finance Comm. 2-3, Co- Chrm. Finance 4; Class Play Ushers Comm. 3; Frauleins 3-4, Vice President 3, Secre¬ tary 4; Cheveaux 1-2-3, I.C.C. Rep. 2, President 3. BORTNER, JOHN ... 21. Forum 3; Los Gauchos 3. BOYD, STUART . . . Co-Chrm. Senior Prom 4; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries Stage Construction Comm. 3-4; Football 1. BRADEN, SHARON ... 21. Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Girls Chorus 1; Chris¬ tian Youth Club 1-2-3. BREWra, TED . . . Hi-Y 1-4, Treasurer 4. BRITTON, MARTIN ... 21. Home Room Treasurer 1; Intra-murals 1-2-3; Baseball 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. BROWER, SANDRA ... 21. Honor Roll 2; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Class Play Scenery Co-Chrm. 4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Home Room Treasurer 4; Guidance Commission 3-4; Deviltries-Scenery Comm. 2-3-4, Chrm. 4; Zetaletheans 4; G.A.S. 2-3, Vice Presi¬ dent 3; Community Chest Sub-Chrm. 4. BROWN, NANCY ... 21. Senior Girl ' s Mother ' s Tea Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 4; Deviltries ' Try-outs Comm. 4; G.A.S. 1. BRUNS, ROBERT . . . 21. Home Room President 4; Deviltries-Pit Band 2-3-4, Di¬ rector 4, Cast 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 4; Scott Variety Show 2-3-4. BUFFINGTON, JOYCE ... 21. Honor Roll 1- 2-3; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries Ushers Comm. 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Y-Teens 1; Les Femmes 3-4, Secretary 4; Future Teachers 2; Froshmores 1-2. BURKETT, JOYCE ... 21. Freshman Float Publicity Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Sub-Chrm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Cast 4; Revelries-Cast 4, Ticket Comm. 3; Class Vice President 3; Home Room Pres¬ ident 1-2; Student Council Rep. 3-4; Student Council Christmas Decorations Comm. 3, Bids Comm. 4, Birthday Comm. 3; Student Activities Commission 3; Assemblies Com¬ mission 4; Deviltries-Make-Up Comm. 2-3-4, Cast 3; United Nations Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Pay-a-el-sa 3-4; Sorelles 3-4; Froshmores 1. BURKETT, SANDRA ... 22. Senior Mid¬ winter Publicity Comm. 4; Y-Teens 2. BURKHALTER, NANCY ... 22. Class Play Programs Co-Chrm. 4; Future Teachers 1- 2- 3; Tri-D Social Club 3-4. BURKHALTER, KENNETH ... 22. Honor Roll 2; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co- Chrm. Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Decora¬ tions Comm. 3; Home Room President 1; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Stage Con¬ struction Comm. 1-2, Party Comm. 3, Set Director 4, Cast 4; School Service Com¬ mission 3; I.C.C. President 4; Feature Movie Operator 3-4; Stage Crew 1-2; Intra¬ murals 3-4; Quill and Dagger 2-3-4; Key Club 2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3-4. BURLEIGH, PATRICIA ... 22. Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Decora¬ tions Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Red Cross Rep. 4; Deviltries Secretarial Comm. 4; Phililetheans 3; Tri- D 2-3-4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 1, Treasurer 1; Froshmores 1. 170 in Toledo it ' s • • • SmUKhu a better place to eat CAFETERIA • COFFEE SHOP. Nationally Known Good Food Free Parking for Dinner Patrons MADISON AND ERIE ST. CLOSE TO ALL HOTELS CHerry 1-5121 Recommended by Duncan Hines and AAA J. C. Penney Co 1032 SYLVANIA AVENUE at the Point THINGS TO WEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Shop the Point in West Toledo. SEE US FIRST PONTIAC SALES . SERVICE BODY FENDER WORK GENUINE PARTS HYDRA-MATIC REPAIR SPECIALISTS ROTH MOTOR SALES 1721 Cherry St. CH. 1-4214 About.., A Job at Ohio Bell Interesting work . . . good pay and freguent raises . . . lots of new friends . . . and plenty of chances for promo¬ tion. Come in and talk it over THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 171 BURNSTEIN, NELSON ... 22. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. 3; Deviltries 4; Chess Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Debate Club 4; Engineering Club 4; Quill and Dagger 4. BOTH, LANCE BURSZEYNSKI, MICHAEL ... 22. Devil¬ tries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2. BUSHONG, REID ... 22. Junior Boys ' Mothers ' ' Tea Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 2-3-4; Key Club 2-3. CANNON, RONALD ... 22. CAPPI, JAMES . . . 22. Home Room Presi¬ dent 3, Secretary 4; Astronomy Club 1; Radio Club 2. CARROLL, THOMAS ... 22. J-Hop Band Comm. 3; Class Trip Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 1; Deviltries Party Comm. 4; Intra-murals 4; Freshmen Chorus 1; Froshmores 1-2; Talisman 1-2-3-4, I.C.C. 4; Dramatic Club 3. CARTER, EUGENE ... 22. Entered in 1955. CASSAVAR, DAVID ... 22. Home Room Vice President 1; Basketball 1-2-4; Intra- murals 1-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Art Club 3; Froshmores 1-2. CHAPMAN, JACK ... 22. Honor Roll 1-3- 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Senior Mid¬ winter Publicity Comm. 4; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Position 2; Deviltries Cast 3-4; Intra-murals 4; Ten¬ nis 2; A Coppella Choir 3-4; Key Club 3-4. CHAPMAN, PATRICIA ... 22, Pot Q ' Gold Rep. 2; Sisco 2. CHITWOOD, JACK CHORBA, CAROLINE ... 22. Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Publicity Commis¬ sion 2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Deviltries 2-3; Dramatic Club 1-2; Arnica 3-4; Ezelles 2; Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 3-4, Secretary 4; World Affairs 2; Froshmores 1; Family Living Club 4; Dean Helper 2; Library Guard 4; Honorable Mention on Safety Poster Contest. CHRISTIE, JEAN . . . 22. Varsity Drag Dance Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 2-3-4; Debutantes 1; Dramatic Club 1; La Alianza 1-2. CICHANSKI, ALLEN ... 22. Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Student Council Rep. 1-2; Stamp Rep. 4; Deviltries Photography Comm. 2; Intra-murals 4; Quill and Dagger 4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. CIRALSKY, WILLIAM ... 22. Honor Roll 1-4; Class Vice President 1; Senior Mid¬ winter Co-Chrm. 4; Social Commission 1; Home Room Vice President 1, President 2, Secretary 3; Class Play Party Comm. 3; Intra-murals 1-4; World Affairs 1-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. CLUCKEY, BRENDA ... 22. Student Coun¬ cil Rep. 2; Home Room Secretary 1; Frau- leins 3-4. COBB, DAVID ... 22. Class Play Tickets Comm. 3; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Home Room Posi¬ tion 2-3; Athletic Commission 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; Intra-murals 1-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 3-4, Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2. COCKRELL, RONALD ... 22. Co-Chrm. Senior Midwinter Decorations Comm. 4; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Home Room President 2, Treasurer 3; Football 1; Intra¬ murals 4; Quill and Dagger 4. COFER, ANNE ... 22. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Dance Band Comm. 2; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Sub-Chrm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; Served for Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Home Room President 1; Prism Rep. 2; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Scenery Comm. 2-3, Party Comm. 4; Dramatic Club Play 2; Revelries Comm. 2-3-4; Pot Q ' Gold Staff 3-4. Assist. Qrganizations Editor 3, Qr- ganizations Editor 4; Thespians Dramatic Society, President 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Glee Club 1; Froshmores 1-2; Dramatic Club 1-2-3, Vice President 3; Sisco 3-4, Secretary 4; Sharps and Flats 3-4; World Affairs Club 1-2; Thalians 4. COHEN, SUZANNE ... 22. Honor Roll 3-4; Class Play Try-outs Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. 4; Pot Q ' Gold Rep. 2; Home Room President 3; Sorelles 3-4. COLE, JUUE ... 22. Honor Roll 1-3-4; Class Decorations Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Jr.- Sr. Farewell Invitations Comm. 3; Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Co-Chrm. Graduation 4; Home Room President 4; Deviltries-Cast 3, Costume Comm. 2-3-4; Pot O ' Gold Staff 2- 3-4, Faculty Editor 4; Delegate to Pub¬ lications Workshop at Ohio University 3; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Con¬ vention 2-4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3- 4; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4, Historian 4; Pay-a-el-sa 3-4; La Alianza 3-4, Secretary 4; ' Thalians 4; Night Relays Food Comm. 3. COLE, MONEITA . . . 23. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Comm. 4; Devil¬ tries Usherettes Comm. 1; Girls ' Chorus 3; Froshmores 1-2; Family Living Club 4, Secretary 4; Arnica 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Chaplain 4. COLEN, CAROL ... 23. COLEY, JOE . . . 23. J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Senior Midwinter Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 3; Deviltries Tickets Comm. 3-4; Revelries Comm. 2; Football Manager 1; W.T.D.S. 4; Camera Club 1; Hi-Y 1-2; Forum 2-3-4. COOMBS, WILLIAM ... 23. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Intra-murals 4; Hi-Y 1. COOPER, NANCY ... 23. Class Play Scenery Conim. 3; Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 2; Prism Rep. 3; Frauleins 3-4. CORCORAN, MICHAEL COX, LOUISE ... 23. Honor Roll 1-2-3; Class President 4; Class Dance Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. 3; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Commissioner of Classes 4; Chrm. Area Student Council Bids Comm. 4; Student Faculty Board 3; Home Room President 1; Red Cross Rep. 2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Cast 3- 4, Scenery Comm. 2, Choreography Comm. 3, Chrm. 4; Revelries Decorations Comm. 2; Deans Help 3; Thespian Dra¬ matic Society 4; Cheerleader 3-4, Captain 4; G.A.S. 1-2; Girls Golf Club 2; Pep Club 4, President 4; Sorelles 3-4; Cheveaux 2; Equestriennes 3; Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4. CRAIG, CAROL ... 23. Class Play Pro¬ gram Comm. 4; Froshmores 2; Arnica 2-3- 4; Y-Teens 1; Family Living Club 4; Skat¬ ing Club 2. CRAWFORD, SUSAN ... 23. Honor Roll 2; Class Treasurer 2; Sub-Chrm. J-Hop Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Banquet Deco¬ rations Comm. 4; National Service Com¬ mission 1-2; Welfare Commission 3-4; Home Room Secretary 1-2-3; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Make-Up Comm. 2, ' Try-Outs Comm. 3, Co-Chrm. Usherettes Comm. 4; Revel¬ ries Decorations 1-2, Try-Outs 3; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Future Nurses 1; Pay-a-el-sa 2- 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Sorelles 3-4, I.C.C. 4; Thalians 3-4, Sgt-at-Arms 4; Queen of Sophomore Dance 2; Night Re¬ lays Comm. 3. CURTIS, JAMES . . . 23. Class Dance Deco¬ rations Comm. 2; Father and Sons ' Ban¬ quet Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. DAILEY, PATRICIA ... 23. Honor Roll 3-4; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. 3; Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Pot Q ' Gold Solicitor 2; Student Council Commissioner of Pub¬ lications 4; Pot O ' Gold Staff-Freshman Class Editor 3, Business Staff 3, Classes Editor 4; Dramatic Club Play 2; Deviltries Ticket Comm. 1-2-3-4; Revelries-Publicity Comm. 2-3, Decorations 3-4; Thalians 3-4; World Affairs Club 1; Sub-Debs 3-4, Presi¬ dent 4; Dramatic Club 2; Poy-a-el-sa- 1-2- 3- 4, Historian 4; Froshmores 1-2; Delegate to Ohio University Publications Workshop 3; Server for Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 3. DAIS, NANCY ... 23. Deviltries 3-4; A Cappella Choir 3-4. DASO, JUDITH ... 23. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Freshman Float Publicity Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Class Trip 3; Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Clerk of the Board 4; Student Council Rep. 1-3; Student Council Comm. 1-3; Home Room Secretary 2; Assemblies Commission 1; Social Commission 2-3; Deviltries-Cast 4, Party Comm. 2-3, Usherettes Comm. 4; Revelries-Cast 4, Decorations Comm. 1; Tigerettes 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Pericleans 3-4, Treas¬ urer 4; Bridge Club 1; Sorelles 3-4; Dra¬ matic Club 1; G.A.S. 1; Bowling Club 3; Night Relay Publicity Comm. 3; J-Hop Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen Attend¬ ant 4; I.C.C. First Lady Attendant 4. DAVIDSON, EUGENE ... 23. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Play Try-outs Co-Chrm. 3; Se¬ nior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Night Re¬ lays Comm. 3; Student Council Rep. 2; Student Council Comm. 2; Finance Com¬ mission 4; Athletic Commission 2; I.C.C. Rep. 3; I.C.C. Comm. 3; Home Room Presi¬ dent 3; Deviltries-Party Comm. 2-3; Pub¬ licity Comm. 2-3; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3; Intra-murals 1-4; Bowling Green State Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4; Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Qrchestra 1-2- 3-4; Chess Club 2-3, Vice President 3; World Affairs Club 2-3-4; Freshman Boys Bowling Club 1, Vice President 1. DAVIDSON, LARRY ... 23. Honor Roll 1; Deviltries Publicity Comm. 3-4; Class Trip Room Arrangement Comm. 4; Hall Patrol 3; La Alianza 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Science Club 2; Stamp and Coin Club 2-3. DAVIS, MARILYN ... 23. Honor Roll 1; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 3; Bac¬ calaureate Arrangement Comm. 4; Class Trip Reservations Comm. 3; Announcement Rep. 4; Deviltries-Costumes Planning Comm. 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3, Vice President 3; G.A.S. 1; Bowling Club 2. DeSTELLA, SANDRA . . . 23. Varsity Drag Publicity Comm. 4; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Home Room Stamp Rep. 4; Pot Q ' Gold Rep. 2; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 4; Family Living 4; Safety Poster Contest- 4th Place. DETTINGER, NANCY ... 23. Class Play Properties Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Publicity Comm. Dad ' s and Daughter ' s Date 4; Qrganizations Commission 4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 1-2-3-4; Deviltries Costume Room Comm. 3; Y-Teens 1-2; Cheveaux 1-2-3, Secretary 3; Future Nurses 1; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Hall Patrol 1-2. DEVLIN, SALLY ... 23. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room P.T.A. Rep 4; Froshmores 1-2. DeVILLE, JUDITH . . . 23. Freshman Float Publicity Comm. 1; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. 3; Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Publicity Commission 2-3-4; Deviltries - Publicity Comm. 1, Scenery Comm. 2-3-4; Revelries Publicity Comm. 1-2-3; Dramatic Club 1; G.A.S. 1; Bridge Club 1; Sisco 2-3; Future Nurses 2. DIEMER, MARY ANN ... 23. Entered 1954; Honor Roll 1-2-4; Baccalaureate Sub- Chrm. of Flowers 4; Pot O ' Gold Staff 4, Typist 4; Deviltries Publicity Comm. 2; Froshmores 1; Zetaletheans 4; Der Deutsche Verein 2-4, Vice President 2, President 4; G.A.S. 1; Future Nurses 1-2-4. DONOHO, JEAN . . . 23. Senior Banquet Comm. 4; Home Room Prism Rep. 1; Y- Teens 1; Tri-D 3-4. DUFF, NANCY ... 23. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Play Reading Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Announcement Comm. 4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 1-2; Deviltries Cos¬ tume Room Comm. 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Ohio Scholarship Test 5th Place 4; D.A.R. Good Citizens Award 4; Bowling Green State University Scholarship Test 1-2-3; Orchestra 1; Zetaletheans 3-4, Secre¬ tary 4; Y-Teens 1-2, Secretary 2; G.A.S. 1-2; Future Teachers 3; Sharps and Flats 3-4, Vice President 4; Froshmores 1; Gym Leader 2; Hall Patrol 3; Welcoming Service 4; Usher for Graduation 3. 172 FOR LEADERSHIP TRAINING Look To KEY CLUB Of DeVILBISS HIGH SCHOOL Sponsored by Kiwanis Club of West Toledo Courtesy of BALDWIN AUTO TRUCK PAINTING CO. 1100 Custer Drive Toledo 12, Ohio LA 8371 THE GOOD OLD DAYS You ' ve heard folks say, Take me back to the good old days ! Well, if they ' re re¬ ferring to the horse and buggy and kero¬ sene lamps—they can have those days. If they ' re thinking of taffy-pulling parties and two-bit haircuts — they may have something worth talking about. But when it comes to the advantages of our modern school architecture, we know that many of today ' s buildings are tops! You see, more and more school boards are paying careful attention to daylight and view—with clear glass in classrooms from sill to ceiling. Taxpayers like Day¬ light Walls, too- They are economical to build and to maintain. And when win¬ dows are of Thermopane insulating glass heating costs are lowered and rooms are quieter. -Libbey • Owens • Ford Glass Company Tuf-flex tempered glass is used on school elevations next to playgrounds and in gymnasium windows. It is heat-strength¬ ened to withstand three to five times more impact than regular plate glass of the same thickness. Thermopane Insulating Glass When reflecting upon the many advan¬ tages of this glass age we live in, we think you ' ll agree that the good new days are better! Reach For JERSEY SUNBEAM BREAD The freshest thing in town! JAMES G. CROCKETT Insurance 425 Gardner Building CHerry 8-3505 Jim Crockett Fred Miller DUNCAN. ANITA ... 23. Honor Roll 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Dec¬ orations Comm. 4; Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 3; Social Commission 4; Home Room Vice President 1; Co-Chrm. Student Council Dance Publicity Comm. 4; Devil- tries-Cast 3-4, Costume Comm. Co-Chrm. 4, Comm. 1-2; A Cappella Choir 3-4; Girls ' Chorus 2; Thalians 4; Sub-Debs 3-4, Vice President 4; Pay-a-el-sa 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; G.A.S. 1-2; Bridge Club 2. EASLEY, SHARON ... 23. Honor Roll 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 3; Frosh- mores 1-2; Zetaletheans 4; Equestriennes 3; Debutantes 3-4, Secretary 4. EASTERDAY, KAY ... 24. Class Trip Res¬ ervation Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play Ushers Comm. 4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 4; Stamp Rep. 1; G.A.S. 1; Dramatic Club 2; Frauleins 3-4. EISLER, DANIEL ... 24. Class Dance Decorations Comm. 3; Football 1; Devil¬ tries Cast 4; A Cappella Choir 4. EITEL, DOROTHEA ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Program Comm. 4; Organizations Commission 3; School Ser¬ vice Commissioner 4; Home Room Treas¬ urer 1, Secretary 2; Prism Rep. 3; Devil- tries-Cast 2, Try-Outs Comm. 2, Arrange¬ ments 3, Make-Up 4; I.C.C. Rules Comm. 3; Girls ' Chorus 1-2; National Honor Society 3-4; Future Teachers 2-3-4, His¬ torian 3, Treasurer 4; Sharps and Flats 2- 3-4, Secretary 3-4. ELWELL, JUDITH ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Programs Comm. Class Play 3; Co-Chrm. Memorial Comm. 4; Server for Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Student Council Rep. 2-4; Student Council Dance Comm. 2-4; Assemblies Commission 2-3; Student Activities Commission 4; Prism Rep. 1; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3-4, Assist¬ ant Senior Class Editor 3, Senior Class Editor 4; Delegate to Ohio University Pub¬ lications Workshop 3; Deviltries-Cast 3, Try-Outs Comm. 2-3-4; Revelries Comm. 2- 3; Scott Variety Show 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; G.A.S. 1- 2; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bowling Club 2-3, Vice President 3; Sorelles 3-4; Pericleans 3- 4, I.C.C. 3, Vice President 4; Future Nurses 1. EMERY. CAROL ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Senior Prom Co-Chrm. 4; Class Trip Fi¬ nance Comm. 3; Organizations Commis¬ sion 3; Welcoming Service 4; I.C.C. Vice President 4; Home Room-Secretary 2, P.T.A. Rep. I; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Cast 2- 3-4, Costumes Comm. 2, Try-Outs Comm. 3, Music Comm. 4; Revelries Try-Outs 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Thespian Dra¬ matic Society 4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Girls ' Chorus 1; DeVilbiss Octette 4; Sisco 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Charlemos 2-3-4, Presi¬ dent 3; Froshmores 1-2. EMERY, RICHARD ... 24. Co-Chrm. Bid Comm. Senior Midwinter 4; Football 2-3-4; Track 2-3; Wrestling 1; Intra-mural 1-2-3-4; Home Room President 1-4; Deviltries Cast 4; Talisman 4; Froshmores 1. ENGER, PATRICIA ... 24. Honor Roll 4; Class Play Ticket Comm. 4; Family Living Club 4. ESCHENBURG, DOUGLAS. Home Room- Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Intra-murals 1-2- 3; Wrestling 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. FARKAS, BARBARA ... 24. Entered in 1956; Honor Roll 4; Senior Prom Decora¬ tion Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Staff 4, Typist 4; Thalians 4; Announcement Rep. 4. FAULDS, ALLAN ... 24. FINE, ELLIOTT ... 24. Class Dance Comm. 3. FINGERHUT, ANN ... 24. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; Awards Commis¬ sion 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Deviltries Properties Comm. 4; Debutantes 2; Dra¬ matic Club 1; World Affairs Club i-2-3-4; Bowling Club. FINGERHUTH, PAULA ... 24. Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; J-Hop Publicity Comm. 3; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Co- Chrm. Senior Midwinter Bids Comm. 4; Athletic Commission 3; Home Room Presi¬ dent 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Make-Up Comm. 3, Co-Chrm. 4; Revelries Comm. 1-2; Girls ' Chorus 1; Cheerleader 4; Froshmores 1-2; Y-Teens 1; Dramatic Club 1; G.A.S. 1-2; Sub-Debs 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Pep Club 4, Vice President 4; United Nations Club 1-2; Pay-a-el-sa 3-4; Sub-Chrm. I.C.C. Dance Comm. 4; Night Relays Comm. 3. FISCHER, JOHN ... 24. Basketball 1-2; Intra-murals 1-4. FISCHER, PEGGY ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Dance Comm. 2; Jr.- Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. 3; Class Play Program Comm. 3; Announcements Comm. 4; Finance Commission 4; Home Room Vice President 2; P. ' T.A. Rep. 3; Prism Rep. 4; Deviltries Costume Comm. 3; Y-Teens 1; Zetaletheans 3-4, President 4; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Leaders Club 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; Bowling Green Scholarship Test-Latin; National Merit Test Finalist 4; Ohio Scholarship Test 10th in State; Server at Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 3. FLECK, CAROLYN ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2- 4; Class Dance Comm. 2; Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Prism Staff 2-3-4; Delegate to Northwestern Ohio District Journalism Convention 2-3-4; Revelries Refreshment Comm. 2-3; Band 1; Froshmores 1; Arnica 3-4. FOLGER, ANN ... 24. Honor Roll 4; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Class Play Party Comm. 3; Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 3; Froshmores 1; Bowling Club 2; Dramatic Club 2; Sorelles 3-4. FOX, CAROL ... 24. Honor Roll 3-4; Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 3; Announcements Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; Froshmores 1-2; Cheveaux 2. FRANK, ROBERT FRANTZ, DARLENE ... 24. Honor Roll 1; Senior Prom Comm. 4; Class Trip Reserva¬ tion Comm. 3; Home Room Secretary 2-4, Treasurer 3; Bowling Club 1; Sisco 3-4; Hall Patrol 2; Teachers Assistant 4. FREDERICK, RICHARD ... 24. J-Hop Pub¬ licity Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Deviltries Pit Band 4; Scott Variety Show 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Froshmores 1; Science Club 1, Treasurer 1; Buckeye Boys ' State Rep. 3. FRIBERG, LINDA ... 24. Honor Roll 1; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3; Home Room Position 1; World Affairs Club 1. FURR, KARL ... 24. Class Play Proper¬ ties Comm. 4; Father and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4. GALLIERS, GARY . . . 24. Home Room Position 2; Basketball 1-2; Band 1-2-3; Froshmores 1-2. GANCH, DAVID ... 24. Honor Roll 1-2-3- 4; Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Father and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Basketball 3-4; Baseball 1-2; Handicapped Essay 7th Place 4; Froshmores 1; Delphians 3-4; World Affairs Club 3. GARBE, ROBERT ... 25. Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Student Court 2; Intra-murals 4; Bowl¬ ing Club 1; Engineering Society 3-4; Chess Club 2-3; Astronomy Club 4. GARDNER, JOAN ... 25. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Chaperones Comm 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decorations Comm. 4, Co-Chrm. 4; Student Council Rep. 1-2; Student Council Feature Movie Comm. 1-2; Home Room Stamp Rep. 3-4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 3-4; Revel¬ ries Try-Outs Comm. 2; National Service Commission 2-3-4; Froshmores 1; Thalians 4; Sorelles 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bowling Club 2-3, President 3; Bridge Club 1; Girls ' Golf Club 2. GARDNER, MARILYN ... 25. Honor Roll 1-3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date 4; Class Play Ushers Comm. 3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Hall Patrol 2; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 4; Cheveaux 1-2-3; La Alianza 3; Library Assistant 4. GARLAND, SHERRON . . . 25. Entered in 1956; Girls ' Chorus 4. GARN, VIRGINIA ... 25. Honor Roll 1-3- 4; Senior Banquet Bids Comm. 4; Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Senior Announce¬ ments Comm. 4; Home Room Red Cross Rep. 1-2-3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Organiza¬ tions Commission 4; Deviltries Arrange¬ ment Comm. 1-2; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Arnica 3-4; Future Nurses 1-2-3. GARRETT, BARBARA ... 25. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Froshmores 1-2. GARRISON, MARSHA ... 25. Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 4; Frauleins 3-4. GAUTHIER, LYNN . . . 25. Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4. GEISER, ALICE ... 25. GEITHMAN, WILMA ... 25. Honor Roll 1- 2-3; Class Dance Invitations Comm. 2; Class Play Programs Comm. 3; Senior Announcements Comm. 4; Welfare Com¬ mission 4; National Service Commission 2- 3; Home Room Magazine Rep. 3; P.T.A. Rep. 2-3; Deviltries Ticket Comm. 3; Frosh¬ mores 1; Future Teachers 1; Leaders 1-2-3; Zetaletheans 2-4; Sub-Debs 4; G.A.S. 1-2-3. GEORGE, SHEILA ... 25. Tri-D 3-4. GERWIN, LOIS ... 25. Honor Roll 4; Class Play Tickets Comm. 3; Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Les Femmes 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3, President 4; Sisco 2-3-4; Family Living Club 4, Vice President 4; Froshmores 1; Future ' Teachers 1; Y-Teens 1 . GIHA, JANE . . . 25. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date 4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Frauleins 3-4; Dramatic Club 1; Froshmores 1-2; Family Living Club 4. GILBERT, JANICE ... 25. Class Play Pub¬ licity Comm. 3; Sub-Chrm. Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 1-4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries-Cast 3-4, Scenery Comm. 3, Choreography Comm. 4; Sorelles 3-4, His¬ torian 4; Equestriennes 3; Thespians Dra¬ matic Society 4; Froshmores 1; Office Work 1; Library Guard 4. GILES, LYNNE . . . 25. Senior Midwinter Comm. 4; J-Hop Comm. 3; Class Dance Comm. 2; Welfare Commission 1-2-3-4, Commissioner 4; Student Council Rep. 1-3; Student Council Comm. 1-3; Revelries 1-2; Deviltries Cast 4, Script Comm. 1, Tickets Comm. 2-3, Choreography Comm. 4; Thal¬ ians 3-4; Sorelles 3-4; G.A.S. 1-2; Pay-a- el-sa 1-2-3-4; Froshmores 1; Hall Patrol 1 - 2 . GOFF, MAX ... 25. Entered in 1955; Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; Forum 4; WTDS Radio 4. GOLD, JOEL ... 25. Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 4; Stamp Rep. 2-3; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries Cast 2; Basketball 1. GOODWIN, CAROLE ... 25. Honor Roll 1-3-4; Class Secretary 2; Co-Chrm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Finance Com¬ mission 1; Welfare Commission 2-3; Awards Commissioner 4; Student Council Rep. 1-2-3; Student Council Dance Bids Comm. 1, Dance Publicity Comm. 3, In¬ formation Booklet Comm. 3; I.C.C. Im¬ provement Comm. 3; Class Play Cast 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-4, Program Comm. 2-4, Assistant Student Director 3; Revelries Comm. 1-3-4; Thespian Dramatic Society 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2; G.A.S. 1; Bridge Club 1; La Alianza 2; Sorelles 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Thalians 3-4; I.C.C. First Lady of Presidential Ball. GOULD, LARRY ... 25. Class Play Try- Outs Comm. 3; Class Play Ushers Comm. 4; Stamp Rep. 1-3; Deviltries Guards Comm. 4; Football Manager 4; Track Manager 4; Honorable Mention in Ohio State Scholarship Test 4. GRAALMAN, JOYCE ... 25. Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Deviltries Refresh¬ ment Comm. 4; Frauleins 4; Dramatic Club 1-2-3; Phililetheans 2, Chaplain 2. 174 r- OWENS-CORNING Fiberglas Fiberglas materials, in many versatile forms, provide comfort, economy, efficiency, and quality in thousands of products. Small wonder people say . . . What ' ll they do next with Fiberglas ma¬ terials? The only limit is man ' s ingenuity. 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Senior Midwinter Bids Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 2, Treasurer 3; Froshmores 1-2. GRIMES, JERRY . . . 26. Froshmores 1-2; Hi-Y 1-2. GROB, RICHARD . . . 26. Cafeteria Guard 2- 3-4; Hall Patrol 2. GRUBER, JUDITH ... 26. Honor Roll 1; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Devil¬ tries Refreshment Comm. 4; Froshmores 1- 2; Golf Club 1-2-3; Eguestriennes 4; Family Living Club 4; Frauleins 4. GUELDENZOPH, JOHN ... 26. GUNTSCH, PATRICIA ... 26. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Baccalaureate In¬ vitations Comm. 4; National Service Com¬ mission 1; Home Room Vice President 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 1-3-4, Co-Chrm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 1; Froshmores 1; Bowling Club 1-2; Arnica 3- 4; Pay-a-el-sa 1-2-3-4; Sub-Debs 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Family Living Club 4. GURCSIK, GEORGE . . . 26. Entered in 1955; Football 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Devil¬ tries Cast 4; Quill and Dagger 3-4. HAGG, ROLAND. Astronomy Club 1. HAAS, JANET ... 26. HABERKAMP, JANE ... 26. Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 3; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 3; Frauleins 3-4; Commercial Club 2- 3; Froshmores 1. HABERKAMP, PATRICIA ... 26. Class Play Tickets Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 1; Clerk of The Board Commission 3; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 2; Frauleins 3-4; G.A.S. 1; Froshmores 1-2; Athletic Office 2-3-4. HABIB, SUSAN ... 26. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Co-Chrm. Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell 3; Senior Banguet Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 1-2-3; Student Council Comm. 3; Organization Commission 3, Commissioner 4; National Honor Society 3-4; French Honor Society 3; Pericleans 3-4; Sorelles 3-4; Pay-a-el-sa 3-4; Froshmores 1; J-Hop Queen 3; Night Relays Attendant 2; Area Student Council Queen 4. HADERMAN, BEVERLY ... 26. Red Cross Rep. 3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 3; Revelries Make-Up Comm. 3; Family Living Club 4; Vo-ee- theians 3-4; Y-Teens 1; Froshmores 1-2. HAGGARD, DORTHY ... 26. Baccalau¬ reate Comm. 4; Cheveaux 1; Christian Youth Club 3. HAINES, CAROL . . . 26. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; Home Room Presi¬ dent 1; Deviltries-Party Comm. 1, Pro¬ gram Comm. 4; Revelries Decorations Comm. 1-2; Dramatic Club 1-2. HALL, NANCY . . . 26. Varsity Drag Pub¬ licity Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 1-2; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. HAMILTON, DiANNE ... 26. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Announcements Co-Chrm. 4; Magazine Rep. 1-4; Student Council Rep. 2; Devil- tries-Program Comm. 3, Costume Comm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 1-2; National Honor So¬ ciety 3-4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3-4; Future Teachers 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Zetaletheans 2-3-4, Treas¬ urer 3, Vice President 4; German Club 3-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2. HANHAM, JUDITH ... 26. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1- 2-3-4; Arnica 3-4; Dramatic Club 2; G.A.S. 1-2-3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 1. HANSEN, BARBARA ... 26. Senior Mid¬ winter Publicity Comm. 4; Debutantes 2- 3-4. HAPP. TERRY . . . Bowling 3-4. HARDEN, CAROL ... 26. HARMON, DAVID ... 26. J-Hop Decora¬ tions Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 4; Hi-Y 2-3-4; Science Club 4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Engineering Club 4; Froshmores 1-2. HARPER, SHARON ... 26. Honor Roll 2- 3; Freshmen Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Comm. 2; Class Play Props Comm. 3; Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Magazine Rep. 1-2; P.T.A. Rep. 3; Prism Rep. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Deviltries- Make-Up Comm. 1-2, Secretarial Comm. 3- 4, Chrm. 4, Cast 4; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3; Equestriennes 1; Dramatic Club 1-2- 3; Bridge Club 1-2; World Affairs Club 1- 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Bowling Club 1-2-3; Froshmores 1-2; Student Council Rep. 2; Night Relays Comm. 3. HARRER, LOIS ... 26. Class Trip Fi¬ nance Comm. 3-4; Announcements Comm. 4; Student Activities Commission 4; Y- Teens 3; Future Teachers 1-2-3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1. HAVERFIELD. THOMAS ... 26. Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Art Award 2; A Cappella Choir 3-4; Deviltries Cast 3-4; Golf Club 1, Vice President 1; Bowling Club 3-4, Captain 4; President of Toledo High School Bowling Association 4. HAWK, GARY . . . 27. Father and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 3; Intra-murals 1; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4; Radio Amateur Club 1; Engineering Club 3. HAWKINS. MIKE ... 27. HAY,WILLIAM ... 27. Entered in 1956; A Cappella Choir 4; Deviltries Cast 4. HAYDU, ROBERT ... 27. Honor Roll 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Intra¬ murals 2-3; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. HAYES, NANCY, Honor Roll 1-2-4; Future Teachers 3-4; Prism Staff 4; Rep. to Buck¬ eye Girls ' State. HAYNE, GARY ... 27. Honor Roll 3; P.T.A. Rep. 1; Home Room President 2; Football 1; German Club 3-4; Froshmores 1. HEER, EMILY ... 27. Honor Roll 1-4; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4; Sharps and Flats 2- 3; Y-Teens 1-2; Welcoming Comm. 4. HEIDTMAN, HAL ... 27. Home Room President 3; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Track 2-3-4; Intra¬ murals 1-2-3-4. HEINDEL, HERBERT HEINLEN. DOUGLAS HENSLEY. WILLIAM HERSHMAN. GEORGE ... 27. Ohio Schol¬ arship Test 9th in City 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Science Club 1. HERSHMAN, JUDITH ... 27. Class Trip Reservation Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Menu Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3-4; Deviltries-Secretarlal Comm. 2-3, Properties Comm. 4; Future Teachers 4; Equestriennes 1; Dramatic Club 2; Cheveaux 2-3; Frauleins 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. HEUER, JUDITH ... 27. Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Class Play Properties Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Devil- tries-Costume Comm. 3, Arrangement Comm. 4; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4; Sub-Debs 3-4; Equestriennes 1; Cheveaux 3; Froshmores 1; Organizations Commission 4. HEYWOOD, DIANA ... 27. Honor Roll 1- 2-3; Co-Chrm. Freshmen Float Comm. 1; Co-Chrm. Class Dance Invitations Comm. 2; Class Treasurer 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Prom Decoration Comm. 4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Cast 4; Home Room Secretary 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Chrm. of Handbook Revision Comm. 4; Student Council Bids Comm. 4; Finance Commission 2-3; Guidance Commission 4; Band Majorette 2-3-4, Captain 4; Concert Band 3-4; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4, Program Comm. 1-2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Bowl¬ ing Club 1; Bridge Club 1; Dramatic Club 1-2; Charlemos 2; Future Teachers 2- 3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Sorelles 3- 4; Thalians 3-4, Historian 4; Served at Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Revelries-Cast 1- 3, Comm. 2; Scott Variety Show 2-3-4; Hall Patrol 2; Froshmores 1-2; Homecom¬ ing Attendant 4. HICKS, WILLIS ... 27. Class Play Ushers Comm. 3; Father and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Stamp Rep 3; Home Room Treasurer 2-4; Intra-murals 2; Golf 3-4; Band 1; Glee Club 2; A Cappella Choir 3-4; Christian Youth Club 1-2-3-4; As¬ tronomy Club 2; Golf Club 1; Froshmores 1 - 2 . HILL, JAMES . . . 27. Home Room Secre¬ tary 1; Talisman 2-3; Revelries Comm. 2- 3. HILL, NOEL ... 27. Class Play Scenery Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 4; Track 2- 4; Froshmores 1; German Club 3-4; Wel¬ coming Comm. 4. HINDE, BEVERLY ... 27. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decorations Comm. 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Refreshments Comm. 3; Bowling Club 1; La Alianza 1; Frauleins 3- 4. HINKLE. LARRY ... 27. Class Trip Ar¬ rangement Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 4; Froshmores 1. HOAK, BARBARA . . . 27. Senior Banquet Decorations Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 4; Band 1; Christian Youth 1-2-4; Deans Office 1-2-4. HOCHMAN, LORETTA ... 27. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Menu Comm. 4; Tri-D 3; Froshmores 1. HOLLIDAY. JAMES ... 27. Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Class Play Properties Comm. 4; Pot O ' C ld Rep. 1; Home Room Treasurer 2; Prism Rep. 3; Deviltries Guards 3-4, Co-Chrm. 4; Track 1; Basket¬ ball 1-2-3-4, Captain 4; Intra-murals 1-2- 3-4; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 3-4; Friendship Club 1; Hi-Y 1. HOLLINGER, THOMAS . . . Intra-murals 2- 3; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. HOWARD, JERRY ... 27. Co-Chrm. Jr.-Sr. Farewell 3; Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag Pub¬ licity Comm. 4; Home Room President 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1-2; Class Play Cast 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Comm. 3-4; Revelries Comm. 2-4; Intra-murals 3-4; Thespians Dramatic Society 4; Forum 2-3- 4; Hi-Y 1; Talisman 4; Key Club 3-4, Vice President 4; I.C.C. Board of Directors 3, Constitutional Revision Comm. 3; Com¬ munity Chest Drive 4; Froshmores 1-2; Hall Patrol 1-2. HUCKABA, THOMAS ... 27. Band 3-4; Orchestra 4. HUFF, CHARLES HURDELBRINK, LEE ... 27. Football 1; Track 1-2; Intra-murals 4. JACKSON, JANICE ... 27. Home Room Secretary 3; Stomp Rep. 4; Band 1; Frosh¬ mores 1; Sisco 1. JACOBSON, LARRY ... 27. Honor Roll 4; Co-Chrm. Class Play Reading Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. 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Qompam i 2146 West Central Ave. SALES—SERVICE j 1415 Jefferson Ave. COLONY BUILDING CHerry 1-8177 i LA. 2931 New Used Central Boat Trailer The Fred Christen Co. Sons Co. Chris-Craft Dealer Distributor SHEET METAL AND ROOFING CONTRACTORS 3320 Upton Ave. Directly Across from DeVilbiss High 714-26 George St. CHerry 3-4161 JOHNS, ALEX ... 28. Honor Roll 3-4; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Home Room President 4; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Sharps and Flats 3-4. JOHNSON, CYNTHIA ... 28. Girls ' Cho¬ rus 1-2-3-4; Froshmores 1. JOHNSON, GAYLE ... 28. Home Room President 1; Froshmores 1-2. JOHNSON, LOUISE ... 28. Entered in 1954; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 4; Y-Teens 2- 3-4, Treasurer 3; Arnica 3-4, Vice Presi¬ dent 4. JOHNSON, PHILIP ... 28. Jr.-Sr. Fare¬ well Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Senior Banquet Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Band 1-2; Pot O ' Gold Assistant Paneling Editor 4; Intra-murals 3- 4; Forum 3-4; Engineering Society 4; Delegate to Columbia Press Conference 4. JOHNSON, HEGENA ... 28. Future Nurses 1; Y-Teens 2; Tri-D 3-4. JOHNSON, WALLACE ... 28. Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Class Play Properties Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag 4; Home Room President 1-4; Red Cross Rep. 2; Welfare Commission 4; Athletic Commission 2; Deviltries-Set Di¬ rector 2, Scenery Comm. 3; Revelries Comm. 3; Intra-murals 2-3-4; Football 1; Key Club 2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. JOHNSTON, JAMES ... 28. Honor Roll 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. JONES, CAROL . . . 28. Prism Rep. 2; Home Room Secretary 4. JONES, GERALD ... 28. Class Play Scenery Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Intra¬ murals 2-3-4. JONES, JANE . . . 28. Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 4; G.A.S. 1-2; Frosh¬ mores 1; Library Guard 4. JONES, SANDRA ... 28. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Play Try-Outs Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Home Room Secretary 1-2; Social Com¬ mission 2; Student Activities Commission 3; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3-4, Typist 3, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Arrangements Comm. 2- 3-4, Assistant Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Bridge Club 1; Equestriennes 3; Thalians 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; La Alianza 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Pay-a-el-sa 1-2-3-4, Sgt.-at-arms 4; Dele¬ gate to Ohio University Publications Work¬ shop 3; Delegate to Columbia University Press Association Conference 4. KALNIZ, BURTON ... 28. Class Trip Reservations Comm. 3-4; Home Room Vice President 4; Prism Staff 3-4; Intra-murals 3-4; Debate Club 3; World Affairs Club 3. KANE, PATRICIA ... 28. Class Trip Res¬ ervations Comm. 3; Senior Midwinter Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Deviltries Make- Up Comm. 2; Sub-Debs 3-4; Bridge Club 1. KAPLAN, SHARON ... 28. Honor Roll 2; Class Play Properties Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Sub-Chrm. 4; Home Room Positions 1-2-3-4; Deviltries Make- Up Comm. 2; Debutantes 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Dramatic Chib 1; Bowling Club 1-2-3; World Affairs Club 1-2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4. KEGG, GEORGE ... 28. Home Room President 3, Treasurer 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 3; Intra-murals 4. KEHLE, MONDA . . . 28. Class Trip Room Arrangements Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1-2-3-4; Frauleins 3-4, President 4; Bowling Club 2; Froshmores 1; Dean ' s Office 3. KEIL, KENNETH ... 28. Student Activities Commission 2; Astronomy Club 2; Hi-Y 4; Froshmores 1-2. KELLER, KENNETH ... 28. Co-Chrm. Jun¬ ior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Student Council Rep. 3-4; Chrm. of Feature Movie Comm. 3-4; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries-Cast 3-4, Comm. 1-2-3-4, General Chairman 4; Infra- murals 3-4; Band 1; Forum 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3, President 4; Los Gauchos 3, Treas¬ urer 3; Thespian Dramatic Society 4; Scott Variety Show 4; Revelries Cast 4; Stage Crew 1-2-3; Feature Movie Operator 1-2-3-4. KIMBLE, JANET ... 28. Class Play Cos¬ tume Chrm. 3; Baccalaureate Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1; Red Cross Rep. 2; Pot O ' Gold 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Revelries 1- 2-3-4; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Costume Comm. 1-2-3-4, Assistant Chrm. 3; Chair¬ man 4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Girls ' Chorus 1; School Service Commission 4; Elite Club 1; Astronomy Club 2; Charlemos 3-4, Corr. Secretary 4; Family Living Club 4; Froshmores 1-2. KIMMERLIN, JUDITH ... 28. Honor Roll 2- 4; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Program Co-Chrm. 4; Organizations Commission 2; Deviltries- Program Comm. 1, Costume Comm. 2, Ushers Comm. 3-4; Zetaletheans 3-4; Future Teachers 1-2; Froshmores 1. KLEM, DONALD . . . 28. Baccalaureate Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 2; A Cap¬ pella Choir 2; Football 1. KLOTZ, DENNIS ... 28. Hi-Y 1. KNAUF, SHARON ... 29. Honor Roll 1-3- 4; Class Dance Invitations Comm. 2; Class Trip Finance Comm. 2; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Publicity Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Red Cross Rep. 2; Magazine Rep. 3; Home Room Treasurer 4; Guidance Commission 3-4; Prism Staff 3-4, Page Editor 4; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention 2; Deviltries- Cast 3-4, Program Comm. 4; Arnica 2-3-4, Pr esident 4; Froshmores 1; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3-4. KNEESHAW, THOMAS ... 29. Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; Ohio State Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4; Intra-murals 3-4; Delphians 3-4. KOCHER, JOAN ... 29. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Decorations Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; Golf Club 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Elite Club 1; Frauleins 3-4. KOESTER, LINDA ... 29. Senior Mid¬ winter Decorations Comm. 4; Dramatic Club 1; Bowling Club 2; Arnica 3; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. KOHLI, ROBERT ... 29. Class Play Ushers Comm. 4; Intra-murals 1-2-3; Hi-Y 1-2. KOTOWICZ, BARBARA ... 29. Honor Roll 1; Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Devil¬ tries Costume Comm. 4; Tri-D 3-4, Corr. Secretary 4; G.A.S. 1-2; Future Nurses 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Froshmores 1. KRAWETZ, STANLEY ... 29. Class Trip Comm. 4; Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 3; Home Room Treasurer 1; Prism Staff 4; Deviltries-Cast 3, Publicity Comm. 2-4, Tickets Comm. 3; Intra-murals 1-2; Debate Club 3-4; Charlemos 2; World Affairs Club 2- 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. KRESSMANN, BARBARA ... 29. Fresh¬ man Float Publicity Comm. 1; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Bids Comm. 4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Home Room Position 4; Dramatic Club 1-3; ' Thalians 3-4, Secre¬ tary 4; Arnica 4, Treasurer 4; United Nations Club 1; Equestriennes 1-3-4, Vice President 4. KRIPKE, HARLEY ... 29. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Co-Chrm. Class Dance 2; Class Trip Finance Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 1-2-3-4; Finance Commission 2-3; Intra-murals 1-2-3-4; Forum 3-4. KRUEGER, DEANNA ... 29. Class Play Program Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Decorations Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Vo-ee-theans 3; Froshmores 1. KRUEGER, RUTH . . . 29. Home Room Treasurer 1-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Arnica 2; Frauleins 3. KRUMM, EILEEN . . . 29. Girls ' Chorus 1; Future Teachers 1-2-3; Froshmores 1-2. KRUSE, VIRGINIA , . , 29. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 3; P.T.A. Rep. 3; Prism Rep. 4; Stamp Rep. 4; Frauleins 3-4, Secretary 4; Family Liv¬ ing Club 4, Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2. LANCASTER, TERRANCE ... 29. Honor Roll 2; Senior Midwinter Bids Comm. 4; Froshmores 1-2. LANG, JAMES . . . 39. Intra-murals 4. LAUMAN, MICHAEL ... 29. LAUX, BARBARA . . . 29. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Frauleins 3-4; Bowling Club 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. LAWRENCE, DAVID ... 29. Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Comm. 2; Class Play Properties Co-Chrm. 3; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 3; Graduation Co- Chrm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1-2- 3-4; Devil¬ tries Food Comm. 3-4; Revelries Try-Outs Comm. 2-3; Intra-murals 3; Hi-Y 1; Forum 3-4; Los Gauchos 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Key Club 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2. LAY, LOIS . . . 29. Baccalaureate Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Christian Youth Club 1-2-3; Commercial Club 3. LEAK, LINDSAY . . . 29. Intra-murals 1. LEHNER, JUDITH ... 29. Red Cross Rep. 1; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Home Room Treas¬ urer 3, Vice President 4; Class Trip Res¬ ervations Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decorations Comm. 4; Arnica 2-3-4; Family Living Club 4; Night Relays At¬ tendant 3. LEHNERT, NANCY ... 29. Class Trip Fi¬ nance Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Bids Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Co-Chrm. 4; Deviltries-Finance Comm. 1, Arrangements Comm. 2-3, Costume Comm. 4; Home Room President 1; Organizations Commission 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2, Chaplain 3, President 4; Bowling Club 1; Future T each¬ ers 4; Froshmores 1-2. LENDECKNER FRANK . . . Enrolled 1957. LENTZ, THOMAS ... 29. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Home Room Vice President 2, President 3; Deviltries Scenery Comm. 1; Ohio State Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4; Intra-murals 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Welfare Commission 1-2-3-4; Bowling Club 1, Trasurer 1; Astronomy Club 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 2, Treasurer 3-4; Chess Club 1-2-3-4, President 2-3-4; Forum 3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. LINDOWER. RONALD ... 29. Honor Roll 2; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Banquet Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Class Play Cast 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Stage Construction Comm. 3, Props Comm 4; Orchestra 1; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Hi-Y 1-2; Debate Club 3; Forum 4; Key Club 2-3-4; Thes¬ pians 4. LORBER, GERALDINE ... 29. Honor Roll 1- 2-3; Freshman Float Publicity Comm. 1; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Senior Prom Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Home Room Secretary 2; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3-4, Try-Outs Comm. 1- 2- 3, Sub-Chrm. Music Comm. 4; Revelries Cast 1-2; Publicity Comm. 3-4; A Cappella Choir 1-2-3-4; Charlemos 1-2; Dramatic Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; United Nations Club 1-2-3; Bowling Club 1-2-3; Sharps and Flats 4; Froshmores 1-2. LUBIN, ARTHUR ... 30. Class Play Tick¬ ets Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Senior Midwinter Decorations Comm. 4; Band 1; Intra-murals 3-4; Dra¬ matic Club 3; Froshmores 1-2. LUBITSKY, GERALD . . . 30. Junior Boys ' Mothers ' ' Tea Bids Comm. 3; Prism Rep. 3; Guidance Commission 3-4; Prism Staff Re¬ porter 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Guards Comm. 3, Try-Outs Comm. 4; Golf 2-3-4; Intra¬ murals 3; Debate Club 3-4, President 4; Chess Club 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; World Af¬ fairs Club 1-2-3-4. LUEDTKE, MARY LOU ... 30. Jr.-Sr. Fare¬ well Decorations Comm. 3; Class Play Reading Comm. 3; Class Trip Arrange¬ ments Comm. 4; Home Room President 3; Deviltries Scenery Comm. 3; Ushers Comm. 4; Revelries Publicity Comm. 3; Revelries Co-Chrm. of Decorations Comm. 4; Student Council Dance Decorations Comm. Co- Chrm. 4; Organizations Commission 3-4; Future Teachers 1-2-3-4, President 3, ' Treas¬ urer 4; Pay-a-el-sa 2-3-4, Corresponding Secretary 4; Froshmores 1. 178 Colony Bowling Center TOLEDO ' S FINEST 20 Beautiful Streamlined Alleys AMF Automatic Pin Spotters FREE PARKING Located Colony Theatre Bldg. Central and Monroe 2126 W. Central Ave. LA. 4853 CAFETERIA EQUIPMENT Rowland Equipment Company HOTEL AND RESTAURANT SUPPUES 618 Monroe Street Toledo 4, Ohio Phone: CHerry 4-2602 OUR BUSINESS IS MINDING YOURS A-1 ANSWERING SERVICE 2432 Sylvania Charles A. Turley, Owner KL. 3461 COMPLIMENTS OF (hunsL TUa s lL TIVOLI The Traditional Smorgasbord 4535 Monroe St. TOLEDO, OHIO KIngswood 1780 Tyian J Idwsa, Shofu Finest Quality and Artistry of Flowers Since 1929 Toledo 12, Ohio KL. 9365 {BoJidsmX. ICE CREAM ' Botdais ICE CREAM IF IT ' S BORDEN ' S IT ' S GOT TO BE GOOD! LUDETKE, RICHARD. . . 30. Baccalaureate Comm. 4; Home Room President 1-4; Red Cross Rep. 3; Deviltries Comm. 4; Intra¬ murals 4. LUTZ, CONSTANCE ... 30. Clas Trip Res¬ ervations Comm. 3; Sr. Midwinter Comm. 4; Homeroom Secretary 3; Deviltries Make- Up Comm. 3; Arnica 2; Sub-Debs 3-4; G.A. S. 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. LYKINS, IDA ... 30. Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Class Trip Reservations Comm. 3; Sr. Midwinter Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4, Finance Comm. 3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; G.A.S. 1-2; Sharps and Flats 3; Sub-Debs 4. MacQUAIG, SARAH ... 39. MALOHN. JOANNE ... 30. Senior Mid¬ winter Decorations Comm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 1; G.A.S. 1-2; Y-Teens 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. MARKEE, ROBERT ... 30. Christian Youth Club 2. MARKWOOD, THOMAS ... 30. Honor Roll 2-3; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2-3-4; Intra-murals 1-2-3-4; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Talis¬ man 2-3. MARSHALL, UNDA ... 30. Varsity Drag Comm. 4; Home Room-Treasurer 1, Sec¬ retary 2-3-4; Deviltries Publicity Comm. 3-4; Frauleins 3-4; Family Living Club 4; Froshmores 1. MARTIN, BEVERLY ... 30. Red Cross Rep. 1-2; Y-Teens 1; Family Living Club 4; Froshmores 1-2. MARVIN, KENNETH ... 30. Class Trip Comm. 4; Intra-murals 3-4. MASON, CAROL . . . 30. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Refreshments Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Home Room-Secretary 1-2, Vice President 3-4; Awards Commission 2; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3-4, Costume Room Comm. 1-2-3-4, C o-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Revel¬ ries Ticket Comm. 2; G.A.S. 1-2; Y-Teens 1- 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 1, President 2, Secre¬ tary 3, Historian 4; Debutantes 3-4, Chap¬ lain 4; Hall Patrol 3; Library Help 4. MATTHEWS, SONYA ... 30. Honor Roll 2- 3-4; Class Trip Rep. 3-4; Senior Banquet Program Comm. 4; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries Secretarial Comm. 4; Frauleins 4; Froshmores 1-2. MAYO, PAM .... 30. Class Trip Finance Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Deviltries Properties Comm. 2-3, Ticket Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; Home Room Secretary 2; Fresh¬ man Chorus 1; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Charlemos 2-3-4; Christian Youth Club 2. McDOLE, ROLAND . . . 30. Varsity Drag Comm. 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2- 3- 4; Intra-murals 1-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4. McDowell, JON . . . 30 . Entertainment Comm, of Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Deviltries Cast 4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Glee Club 1; Los Gauchos 3-4; Golf Club 1, President 1; Froshmores 1-2. McGANNON, THOMAS ... 30. Honor Roll 2-3-4; Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 3; Home Room President 4; Red Cross Rep. 4; Froshmores 1-2. McGARY, LOWELL ... 30. McIntosh, ALICE . . . 30 . class Trip Res¬ ervations Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Comm. 3; Cheveaux 2; Les Femmes 3; Family Living Club 4. McKARUS, ROGER . . . 30. Red Cross Rep. 1; Deviltries Properties Comm. 4; Astro¬ nomy Club 1-4; Chess Club 2-3. McKITRICK, PAMELA ... 30. J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; School Service Com¬ mission 3; Band 1-2-3-4; Sisco 2-3-4; Buck¬ eye Girls ' State Delegate 3. McKNIGHT, WILLIAM .. . . Football 1; Intra- murals 4; Hi-Y 1, Chaplain 1. McMASTER, JOAN ... 30. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Vo-ee-theians 3-4; Family Living Club 4; Froshmores 1-2. McMILLEN, DONALD. Intra-murals 2; Froshmores 1-2. McMULLEN, JAMES ... 31. McMURRAY, DAVID ... 31. Jr.-Sr. Fare¬ well Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Presi¬ dent 1; Student Council Rep. 2; Student Council Feature Movie Comm. 2; Organi¬ zations Commission 2-3-4; Football 1; Bas¬ ketball 1; Intra-murals 1-2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 2-3-4; Talisman 1-2-3-4; Key Club 2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. McNUTT, SANDRA ... 31. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Cast 4; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Deviltries Costume Comm. 2-3; Sharps and Flats 3-4. MEARS, ANTHONY ... 31. Varsity Drag Comm. 4; Deviltries Cast 4; Football 1-2- 3- 4; Intra-murals 1-2-3-4; Tennis 4; Base¬ ball 2-3. MEISTER, CHARLES ... 31. Class Play Properties Comm. 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Pep. 4; Hi-Y 3-4, President 4; Froshmores 1-2. MERRITT, THOMAS ... 31. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Trip 3; Secretary- Treasurer of I.C.C. 3; Student Council 3; Guidance Commission 2-3; Finance Com¬ missioner 4; Associate Justice 2; National Honor Society 3-4; General Scholarship Test 13th in State 4; National Merit Schol¬ arship Finalist 4; Forum 2-3-4; Debate Club 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Engineering Socie¬ ty 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Deviltries Arrange¬ ments Comm. 4; World Affairs Club 1-2, I.C.C. Rep. 2; Delegate to Buckeye Boys ' State 3; Student Rep. to Toledo Rotary Club 4. MERSEREAU, SARAH ... 31. Class Dance Invitations Comm. 2; Class Trip Reserva¬ tions Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Program Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Council Dance Comm. 3; Stu¬ dent Council Publicity Comm. 3; P.T.A. Rep. 1; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Deviltries Program Comm. 3-4; Dramatic Club Play 2; Debutantes 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bridge Club 1; World Affairs Club 4. MEYER, GILBERT ... 31. Student Council Rep. 1; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4. MEYER, JOHN ... 31. Class Play Prop¬ erties Comm. 4; Intra-murals 4; Tennis 3-4. MEYER, ROBERT . . . Red Cross Rep. 4; Prism Rep. 4; Football 1; Intra-murals 4; Baseball 3-4. MIDDLESWORTH, SANDRA ... 31. Class Treasurer 3; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Varsity Drag 4; Awards Com¬ mission 1-3-4; Finance Commission 2; Home Room-Treasurer 1, Vice President 3, President 4; Stamp Rep. 2; Deviltries- Cast 3-4, Music Comm. 2-3, Usherettes Comm. 4; Pericleans 3-4, President 4; Sorelles 3-4, Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; La Alianza 3; Sharps and Flats 2. MILEY, LINDA ... 31. MILLER, BARBARA ... 31. Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Program Comm. 4; Froshmores 1-2; G.A.S. 2; Debutantes 3-4, President 4; Y-Teens 1; Future Nurses 1. MILLER, CAROL . . . 31. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; Magazine Rep. 1; Home Room Treasurer 2; Sub-Debs 3- 4, Secretary 4; G.A.S. 1-2; Pay-a-el-sa 1-2-3-4, Chaplain 4. MILLER, CAROLYN ... 31. J-Hop Invita¬ tions Comm. 3; Class Play Properties Comm. 3; Class Play Program Comm. 4; Deviltries-Party Comm. 1, Try-Outs Comm. 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Dramatic Club 1; G.A.S. 1; Bridge Club 1; Bowling Club 3. MILLER, DAVID . . . 31. Intra-murals 2; Cheveaux 3. MILLER, KAY ... 31. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Bids Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Program Comm. 4; Co- Chrm. Baccalaureate 4; Assemblies Com¬ mission 1-2-3-4; Home Room-Vice Presi¬ dent 1, President 2, Treasurer 4; Honor¬ able Mention Ohio Scholarship Test 4; Deviltries-Music Comm. 1, Ushers Comm. 2- 3, Properties Comm. 4; Revelries 2-3-4; Cheveaux 1-2; Frauleins 3-4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Vice President 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Froshmores 1-2; Night Relays Queens Comm. 3. MILLER, MARVIN ... 31. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Chrm. Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 3; Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Stamp Rep. 3; Red Cross Rep. 1; School Service Commission 3-4; Night Relays Awards Comm. 3; Intra-murals 3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Forum 2-3-4; Hi-Y 2; World Affairs Club 3. MILLER, MERWYN ... 31. MILLER, ROBERT ... 31. MILLER, SANDRA . . . 31. Senior Mid¬ winter Publicity Comm. 4. MINNEKER, LARRY. Band 1-2-3-4. MITCHELL, JUDITH ... 31. Honor Roll 1-4; P.T.A. Rep. 2; Froshmores 1-2; Com¬ mercial Club 2-3, Vice President 3. MITTENDORF, ANN ... 31. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Var¬ sity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 1; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Finance Comm. 4; Scenery Comm. 2; Music Comm. 4; Band 3-4; Orchestra 1-2- 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Sub-Debs 4; Dra¬ matic Club 2; French Club 1; Sharps and Flats 2-3-4; Bridge Club 1. MOELLER, PAUL. . . 31. Class Trip Comm. 3; Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; School Service Commission 3; Deviltries- Stage Construction Comm. 3, Cast 4, Co- Chrm. of Guards 4; Football 2-3-4, Man¬ ager 2-3, Head-manager 4; Baseball 2; Night Relays; Los Gauchos 3. MOOAR, JUDITH ... 32. Entered in 1956. MORGAN, NANCY ... 32. J-Hop Decora¬ tions Comm. 3; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decora¬ tions Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Stamp Rep. 4; Home Room-Treasurer 2; Frosh¬ mores 1; Frauleins 3-4; Bridge Club 1; Dramatic Club 1. MORTEMORE, NANCY ... 32. Honor Roll 4; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; Froshmores 1; Bowling Club 2; Sisco 1- 2-3-4. MORTON, MARY PAT ... 32. Honor Roll 4; Class Dance Comm. 1-2-4; Ushers Comm. 4; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Invitations Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Pub¬ licity Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Home Room-President 1, Vice President 2, Stamp Rep. 3; Student Activities Com¬ mission 1; School Service Commission 3; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 1-2-3-4; Revel-_ ries Comm. 1-2-3; Sorelles 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bowling Club 1; Froshmores 1-2. NAGLER, MARILYN ... 32. Freshman Float Refreshment Comm. 1; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Home Room Secretary 4; Devil- tries-Party Comm. 3, Secretarial Comm. 4; World Affairs Club 1; Bowling Club 2; Froshmores 1. NEAL, PATRICIA ... 32. Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Class Play Party Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Publicity Co-Chrm. 4; Magazine Rep. 1; Student Council Rep. 1-2; Faculty Party Comm. 1; National Service Commission 2- 3; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3-4, Party Comm. 1- 2-3-4, Assistant Chrm. 2, Chrm. 3-4; Class Play Cast 4; Orchestra 1-2-3-4; Band 4; A Cappella Choir 3-4; Pay-a-el-sa 2- 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Sub-Debs 4; Bridge Club; Sharps and Flats 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4. NEFF, BARBARA ... 32. Honor Roll 1-3; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4; A Cappella Choir, 2-3-4; Girls ' Chorus 1; Family Living Club 4; Sharps and Flats 2-3-4. NORMAN, JAY ... 32. Class Play Pub¬ licity Comm. 3- Class Play Try-Outs Comm. ■ Co-Cbrm. 4; Home Room Vice President 1-2; Thespian Dramatic Society 4. 180 FLOWERS BY Kinney ' s West-End Florist 1347 Sylvania Ave. Toledo, Ohio GReenwood 2-5775 dis JbsJd. 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Honor Roll 1- 2-3-4; Class Dance Comm. 2; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Flowers Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Class Play Props Comm. 3; Baccalaureate Co-Chrm. 4; Prism Staff Reporter 2; Chess Club I.C.C. Rep. 3; Forum 2-3-4; Key Club 3-4, Board of Directors 3; German Club 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Chess Club 2; Stationers Desk 4; Froshmores 1-2. ORR, SANDRA ... 32. OSWALD, GERALDINE ... 32, Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; Prism Rep. 3; G.A.S. 2; Family Living Club 4; Charlemos 2-3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Froshmores 2. OVERLY, DALE ... 32. OWENS, THOMAS ... 32. Senior Banguet Decorations Comm. 4; Deviltries Comm. 3-4; A Coppella Choir 3-4; Glee Club 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. PALMER, CAROLYN SUE ... 32. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Decorations Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Prism Rep. 2; Publicity Com¬ mission 1; Froshmores 1-2; Y-Teens 3-4; Charlemos 4; G.A.S. 1-2. PARKER, BETTY ... 32. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Play Party Comm. 3; Sr. Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; P.T.A. 1-2-3-4; Deviltries Program Comm. 4; Ohio Schol¬ arship Test Honorable Mention 4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Science Museum Club 1-2, Sec¬ retary 1, President 2; Future Nurses 1-3-4. PATTERSON, DAWN . . . 32, Debutantes 2- 3-4. PATTERSON, SUSAN ... 32. Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Class Play Pub¬ licity Comm. 3; Prism Rep. 1-3; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; G.A.S. 1; General Science Club 1; Charlemos 3; Family Living Club 4. PEIRCE, THOMAS ... 32. Co-Chrm. Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet 4; Home Room Vice President 3-4; Basketball 1; Intra¬ murals 4; German Club 4. PERLMUTTER, JULIE ... 32, Honor Roll 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3-4; Home Room Secretary 3; Red Cross Rep. 4; Pub¬ licity Commission 3; La Alianza 2; Dra¬ matic Club 1; World Affairs Club 1; Office Help 2. PFAFFENBERGER, HAROLD ... 32. Frosh¬ mores 1; Amateur Radio Club 1. PHILUPS, BEVERLY ... 32. Entered in 1954; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 3; Debutantes 4. PHILLIPS, SANDRA ... 32. Senior Prom Bids Comm. Co.-Chrm. 4; Class Play Tickets Comm. 3; Home Room President 1, Vice President 2, Secretary 3-4; Deviltries Publicity Comm. 2, Scenery 3; Sorelles 3- 4; Charlemos 3; Golf Club 1; Bowling Club 1-2. POLYASKO, ROBERT ... 33. Basketball 1; Intra-murals 1; Baseball 1-2-3-4. POOLEY, THOMAS ... 33. PORTTEUS, NANCY ... 33. Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Deviltries Comm. 1; Frau¬ leins 3-4. POWELL, SANDRA ... 33. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; J-Hop Publicity Comm. 3; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Decora¬ tions Comm. 4; Red Cross Rep. 1-2-3-; Y-Teens 3; Dramatic Club 3-4; La Alianza 3- 4; G.A.S. 1. PUGH, BURGAN ... 32. PUGH, DAVID ... 32. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Play 3; Guidance Com¬ missioner 4; Athletic Commission 2; Social Commission 3; Prism Staff 3, Managing Editor 4; Delegate to Northwestern Ohio Journalism Conference 3-4; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Association Con¬ ference 4; Devillries-Cast 3, Set Directors Comm. 3; Chrm. Revelries Service Comm. 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Senior Scholarship State Honor¬ able Mention 4; Toledo Youth Orchestra 1-2-3; Quill and Dagger 3, Secretary 4; Key Club 3; World Affairs Club 2-3; Junior Rotarian 4; Stationers Desk 4. RABINOWITZ, BERYL ... 33, Senior Prom Bids Comm. 4; Class Play Props Comm. 3; Basketball 1-2; Intra-murals 4. RADUNZ, BETSY ... 33. Honor Roll 1-2-4; Class Treasurer 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Senior Banquet Favors Comm. 4; Class Historian 4; Student Council Rep. 1-2, Student Council Comm. 1-2; Home Room President 4; Publicity Commission 1-2-3-4; Revelries Comm. 2; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3, Publicity Comm. 1-2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Pericleans 3-4, Secretary 4; Sorelles 3-4, Treasurer 3; Dramatic Club 2; G.A.S. 1-2-3; Sisco 1-2-3-4, Historian 4; Cheer¬ leader 2-3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Scott Variety Show 2; Pep Club 4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. RADUNZ, PATSY ... 33. Honor Roll 1-2-4; Class Secretary 1; Co-Chrm. Class Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Bids Comm. 4; Senior Banquet Favors Comm. 3; Student Council Rep. 1; Home Room Secretary 3; Publicity Commission 2-3, Commissioner 4; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3, Scenery Comm. 1-2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 3-4; Revelries Cast 3, Publicity Comm. 2; Scott Variety Show 2; Night Relays Comm. 3; Sisco 1-2-3-4, His¬ torian 4; Dramatic Club 2; Sorelles 3-4, Secretary 3; Pericleans 3-4, Chaplain 4; Froshmores 1-2; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4. RAHAL, SARA ... 33. Class Play Prop¬ erties Comm. 3; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 1; Frauleins 3-4, Chaplain 4; Dramatic Club 1; Froshmores 1. RAITZ, JUUA ... 33. J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Bids Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer; Family Living Club 4; Bridge Club 1; Dramatic Club 1-2; Frauleins 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. RANSON, LINDA ... 33. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Program Comm. 4; Devil¬ tries Try-Outs Comm. 4; Family Living Club 4. RAVIN, BERYL ... 33. Honor Roll 2-3-4; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Entertainment Comm. 3; Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 1; Student Council Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 4; School Service Commission 1; Athletic Commission 3-4; Deviltries Ticket Comm. 2-3, Secretarial Comm. 4; Revelries Refreshments Comm. 1-2, Service Comm. 4; Prism Staff 2-3-4, Associate Editor 4; Intra-murals 1-2-3-4; Aquians 2; Debate Club 2-3; Dramatic Club 2-3; Chess Club 2; World Affairs Club 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Bowling Club 1, Vice President 1; Dele¬ gate to Northwestern Ohio Journalism Convention 2-3-4; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Convention 2; Delegate to U.N. Model Assembly 1-2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 4. REAPE, DAVID . . . 33. Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decoration Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Pit Band 4, Finance Comm. 4; Music Comm. 3; Revelries Decorations Comm. 4; Scott Variety Show 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 3; Forum 3-4; Sharps and Flats 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. REBER, STEPHEN ... 33. REDRUP, DORINDA ... 33. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Cast 4; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Program Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Awards Commission 2; Deviltries Costume Comm. 3-4, Assistant Chrm. 3; Ohio Senior Scholarship Test 4, 19th in State; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; General Motors Scholarship Finalist 4; Ohio History and Government Test, First in County 4; Advertising Essay Honorable Mention 3; National French Honor Society 3-4; Zetaletheans 2-3-4, Sec¬ retary 3, Treasurer 4; Sharps and Flats 1- 2-3-4; Froshmores 1. REDRUP, THOMAS ... 33. REEVES, DOUGLAS ... 33. Home Room Treasurer 2, Vice President 4; Track 3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Talisman 4; Community Chest Campaign Assistant Chrm. 4. REINEKE, JAMES ... 33. REUMAN, ROBERT ... 33. Class Play Tickets Comm. 4; Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 2; Deviltries Ushers Comm. 3; Hall Patrol 1-2. REYNOLDS, MARILOU ... 33. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Menu Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Frauleins 3-4; Bridge Club 1; Bowling Club 1; Froshmores 1-2. REYNOLDS, SHERRON ... 33. Class Play Program Comm. 4; Stamp Rep 3; Class Play Cast 4; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 4; Band 1; Orchestra 1-2-3; Arnica 3; G.A.S. 1-2; Froshmores 1-2. RHOADE S, JANET ... 33. Honor Roll 4; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Class Play Tickets Co-Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play 4; Home Room Secretary 1, Vice President 2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3-4; Na¬ tional Service Commission 2-3; Guidance Commission 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Party Comm. 2-3, Refreshments Comm. 4; Revel¬ ries Comm. 2-3-4; Thalians 4; G.A.S. 1; Froshmores 1-2. RICHARDSON. JAMES ... 33. Honor Roll 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; J-Hop Deco¬ rations Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Deviltries Scenery Comm. 3-4; Forum 2-3-4; Key Club 2; Intra-murals 3-4. RICHARDSON, RICK ... 34. Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Class Trip Fi¬ nance Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Ban¬ quet 4; Student Council Rep. 2; Welfare Commission 2; Awards Commission 3; Guidance Commission 4; Merit Scholar¬ ship Test Finalist 4; Thespian Dramatic Society 4; Class Play Cast 3-4; Deviltries- Cast 4, Try-Outs Comm. 2-3, Script Comm. 4, Set Director 4; Intra-murals 4; Forum 4; La Alianza 3-4; Key Club 3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. RITTENHOUSE, LINDA ... 34. Honor Roll 2- 3-4; Freshmen Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; J-Hop Invitations Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play ' Tickets Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 4; Home Room President 1, Secretary 2; Social Commission 1-4, Chrm. of Pub¬ licity for Student Council Dance Comm. 4; National Service Commission 2-3; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3, Assistant Photographer 3; Deviltries-Cast 4, Comm. 2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 4; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3-4; United Nations Club 1-2; Bowling Club 2-3; Bridge Club 1; La Alianza 3-4; Dramatic Club 2; Sorelles 3-4, Historian 3; Froshmores 1-2. ROBERTS, CATHERINE ... 34. Family Living Club 4. ROBERTSON, PATRICIA ... 34. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Entertainment Comm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 3-4; Y-Teens 1. ROBINSON, JOHN ... 34. Prism Rep. 4; Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4. ROGERS, DANNIEL ... 34. Honor Roll 2- 3- 4; Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Band 1; Hi-Y 2; W.T.D.S. Staff 4. ROSS, JAMES . . . 34. American Govern¬ ment and History Test 3; Track 4; Base¬ ball 2; Astronomy 4. ROSS, NEIL . . . 34. Intra-murals 1-4; Ten¬ nis 3-4. ROTH, MARY ANN ... 34. Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Vice President 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop 3; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Student Council Rep. 2; Wel¬ fare Commission 1; Finance Commission 2; Awards Commission 3-4; Prism Staff 2-3; Deviltries-Cast 3-4, Make-Up Comm. 1, Program Comm. 2-3, Assistant Student Director 3, General Co-Chrm. 4; Revel¬ ries Comm. 1-2; Night Relays Comm. 3; Cheerleader 2; United Nations Club 1-2; Dramatic Club 1; Sorelles 3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Bowling Club 3; Froshmores 1. 182 DISTINCTIVE DRAPERIES FURNITURE CUSTOM MADE—FOR YOU MEDALS. TROPHIES, CLASS RINGS. CLUB PINS. CHOIR ROBES. CAPS AND GOWNS. COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS Bedspreads—Carpet Bamboo HERFF JONES CO. ■ All Types of Interiors SnijdsiJidu 4037 Monroe St. GR 2-2444 Free Parking Class Rings JEWELERS TO DeVILBISS HIGH SCHOOL P. D. COOK Box 38 Maumee, Ohio Lu 3-6320 SUtoa f90f TOLEDO SCALES TOLEDO’S BEST KNOWN PRODUCTS HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND RETAIL SCALES RESTAURANT DISHWASHERS • FOOD MACHINES KUNTZ PERMAR DRUGS 1018 Sylvania Avenue Toledo Ohio STARTS DRUG STORES Since 1902 Toledo ' s Finest Drug Stores Conveniently Located To Serve Your Drug Needs 1659 Sylvania Ave., Corner Jackman 1009 S ylvania Ave., Corner Phillips HOWLEY, MARY ELLEN ... 34. Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Senior Banquet Favors Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 1, Treasurer 2; Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 4; Organizations Com¬ mission 4; Deviltries Arrangements Comm. 4, Program Comm. 1-2-3; Thalians 3-4, Historian 4; Frauleins 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Family Living Club 4; Girls ' Golf Club 1-2; Commercial Club 3; World Af¬ fairs Club 2-3; Hall Patrol 3; Deans ' Office 1. RUMBAUGH, RICHARD ... 34. Intra¬ murals 1-2-3-4. RUZISISKI, VIOLA ... 34. RYAN, NANCY ... 34. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Magazine Rep. 1; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Class Play Scenery Comm. 3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Guidance Com¬ mission 3-4; Bowling Green Scholarship Test, English 7th in District 3; National M©rit Sctiolorship Tost Finalist 4; Honor Society 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-3-4, Scenery Comm. 1-2-3, Assistant Student Director 3, Student Director 4; Dramatic Club 1-2-3-4, Play Cast 1, Play Director 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Y-Teens 4; Froshmores 1-2; Scott Variety Show 4; Columbia Scholastic Press Convention 2. SABA, THOMAS ... 34. Red Cross Rep. 4. SALTZGIVER, SHARENE . . . 34. Senior Midwinter Decorations Comm. 4; Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1-2-3; Deviltries Program Comm. 3-4; Dramatic Club 2; Froshmores 1; Golf Club 2; Equestriennes 4; Dean ' s Help 1-3. SAMPSEL, RONALD ... 34. Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Co-Chrm. Class Play Program Comm. 3; Justice Commis¬ sion 3; Band Council 3; Deviltries-Proper- ties Comm. 2, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Band 1- 2-3-4; Quill and Dagger 2 -3-4, Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Key Club 3; Froshmores 2; Night Relays Comm. 3. SAUER, SANDRA ... 34. Class Play Tickets Comm. 4; Home Room-Vice Presi¬ dent 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Devil¬ tries Publicity Comm. 2-3-4; Charlemos 2- 3-4; Cheveau 1-2-3; Future Teachers 2-3; Bowling Club 2-3. SAUTER, KAY ... 34. Honor Roll 4; Class Play Tickets Comm. 4; Commercial Club 2- 3-4, Secretary 4; Cadenza Club 3. SAXTON, LYNNE ... 34. Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Senior Banquet Program Comm. 4; Freshman Float Refreshments Comna. 1; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Publicity Comm. 4; Awards Commission 3-4; Home Room-Treasurer 1, Secretary 3; Red Cross Rep. 2; Deviltries Arrangements Comm. 3- 4; Revelries-Publicity Comm. 1-3, Ticket Comm. 4, Decorations Comm. 2; Thalians 3-4, Treasurer 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; G.A.S. 1-2; Bowling Club 1; Bridge Club 1; Fu¬ ture Teachers 2; Pay-a-el-sa 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Hall Patrol 3; Night Relays Cafeteria Comm. 2. SCHAFER, CHERYL ... 34. Honor Roll 1; Jr,-Sr. Farewell Bids Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Home Room-President 2, Vice President 3-4; Magazine Rep. 1; Organizations Commis¬ sion 1-2-4; Deviltries-Tickets Comm. 3, Usherettes Comm. 4; Revelries-Tickets Comm. 2, Decorations Comm. 1; Sorelles 3-4, Vice President 4; Family Living Club 4, President 4; Golf Club, Vice President 2; Froshmores 1-2; Future Teachers 3. SCHIMMING, SANDRA ... 34. Honor Roll 1-2-3; Stamp Rep. 2; Froshmores 1-2. SCHNEIDER, SHARON ... 34. J-Hop Deco¬ rations Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers Tea Comm. 4; Home Room-Treasurer 2, Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Froshmores 1-2; Arnica 2-3. SCHROEDER, KAY ... 34. Senior Mid¬ winter Bids Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Program Comm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 1; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; G.A.S. 2; Froshmores 1-2; Future Teach ers 2; Sisco 4; Hall Patrol 2. SCHROEDER, RICHARD. Honor Roll 2; Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 2; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4; Octette, 1st in Bowling Green State Con¬ test 4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Sharps and Flats 3; Hi-Y 1. SCHROYER, DALE ... 35. SCHUELE, JERRY ... 35. SCHULTZ, CLARENCE ... 35. Deviltries Properties Comm. 2; Astronomy Club 1. SCHWALBERT, GREG ... 35. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Co- Chrm. Senior Banquet Decorations Comm. 4; Student Council Comm. 1; Home Room-President 2-4, Student Council Rep. 1-3; Awards Commission 2; Finance Com¬ mission 3-4; Deviltries Tickets Comm. 2-3- 4; Honorable Mention National Merit Scholarship Test; N.W. Ohio Bowling Green Scholarship Test, 5th Place; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Ouill and Dagger 2-3-4; Hi-Y 1; La Alianza 2; Engineering Society 2-3-4. SCHWARTZ, MARILYN ... 34. Class Play Tickets Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Deviltries Program Comm. 4. SCHWEITZER, JUDITH ... 35. Home Room Secretary 4; Deviltries Cast 2-3; A Cap¬ pella Choir 2-3-4; Girls ' Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1. SCOVILLE, LAURA LEE ... 35. SEBOK, ROBERT ... 35. Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Fathers ' and Sons ' Banquet Comm. 4; Awards Commission 4; Class Play Cast 3; Intra¬ murals 2-4; Baseball 1-2; Football Man¬ ager 4; Froshmores 2; Key Club 4; Los Gauchos 3. SEBRING, SUZANNE ... 35. Girls ' Chorus 2. SELL, MARTHA ... 35. J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1-2; Froshmores 1-2; Debutantes 2-3; Charlemos 4; Library Guard 4. SETH, CAROL ... 35. Sub-Chrm. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Publicity Comm. 4; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 3-4; Revelries Tickets Comm. 3-4; Thalians 3-4, Vice President 4; Sub-Debs 3-4, Treasurer 4; Pay-a-el-sa 2-3-4; Night Relays Cafeteria Comm. 3. SHALER, NANCY ... 35. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Sen¬ ior Banquet Program Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 4; Announcements Rep. 4; General Scholarship Test Honor¬ able Mention 4; Froshmores 1-2; Eques¬ triennes 1; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4, President 4; Y-Teens 3-4; Leaders Club 2-3; La Alianza 3; Gym Leader 1-2-3-4. SHARPE, SYBIL ... 35. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Play Program Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Choreography Comm. 1, Pro¬ gram Comm. 3-4; G.A.S. 1; Y-Teens 4; Future Teachers 3-4; Delegate-Columbia Scholastic Press Assn. Convention 3-4. SHUPP, CAROL . . . 35. ' J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Class Play Scenery Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Magazine Rep. 1; Deviltries-Finance Comm. 3, Make-Up Comm. 4, Cast 4; Revelries-Decorations Comm. 2-3-4, Cast 2; Thalians 4; Y-Teens 3; Sub-Debs 3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; La Alianza 3; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4, Vice President 4; Bowl¬ ing Club 1. SIEGEL, GILBERT ... 35. Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Sub-Chrm. Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room-President 4, Vice President 3, Treasurer 2, Red Cross Rep. 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Student Council Comm. 4; Deviltries Set Directors Comm. 3-4; Revelries Service Comm. 3; Track 1-4; Intra-murals 1-3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Quill and Dagger 3-4; Key Club 3-4; Talisman 3-4, Secretary 4; Hall Patrol 1-2; Co-Chrm. Community Chest Drive 4. SIMMONS, ROBERT ... 35. Football 1-2; Intra-murals 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Delphians 3-4. SIMON, JANET ... 35. Class Play Make- Up Comm. 3; Stamp Rep., 2; Froshmores 1- 2; Family Living Cliib 4;. Vo-ee-theians 2; Hall Guard 2. SINCLAIR, VIRGINIA ... 35. Honor Roll 3-4; Class President 2; Co-Chrm. Class Play 3; Sub-Chrm. Freshman Float Comm. 1; Student Council President 4; Home Room President 1, Vice President 3; Assem¬ blies Commission 3; Deviltries-Try-Outs Comm. 2-3, Cast 3; Scott Variety Show 3; Class Play Cast 3; A Cappella Choir 2; Girls ' Chorus 1; Pericleans 3-4; Sorelles 3-4, President 3-4; La Alianza 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3; G.A.S. 1-2; Cheveau 1, I.C.C. Rep. 1; Bowling Club 2; Athletic Office Worker 2-3; Night Relays Tickets Comm. 2- 3; Teen-Age Chrm. Polio Drive N.W. Ohio 4; State Student Council Conference 3- 4; National Student Council Conference 3; Student Council Workshop at Denver 4; Safe Driving Conference-Washington D.C. 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. SMALL, CHARLES . . . 35. Intra-murals 1; Bowling 2-3. SMENNER, MARILYN ... 35. Froshmores 1- 2; Family Living Club 4; Hall Patrol 1. SMITH, CARLA . . . 35. Senior Midwinter Bids Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 1; Stamp Rep. 4; Froshmores 1-2, Talent Show 1; Y-Teens 1, Vice President 1; Dramatic Club 2; Charlemos 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Bowling Club 2-3. SMITH, DONNA ... 35. Honor Roll 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Froshmores 1-2; Golf Club 1; Bridge Club 1-2. • SMITH, MARGARET ... 35. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Senior Announcements Comm. 4; I.C.C. Banquet Comm. 2; Prism Rep. 1; Stamp Rep. 3-4; Prism Staff 4; Deviltries Program Comm. 2, Arrangements Comm. 3- 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 2; Arnica 2- 3-4, Historian 3; Dramatic Club 1-2; Fu¬ ture Nurses 1; G.A.S. 1-2-3; Froshmores 1. SMITH, RALPH ... 35. Class Play Tickets Comm. 3; Intra-murals 1; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Stamp Club 1-2. SMITH, SUSAN ... 35. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Student Activities Commission 1-2-3, Commissioner 4; Home Room President 2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3; Deviltries C ostume Room 1; Assist¬ ant Chrm. Try-Outs Comm. 2, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Revelries Comm. 3; Pericleans 3-4; Sorelles 3-4, Vice President 4; Dra¬ matic Club 2; G.A.S. 1; Bowling Club 2; Night Relays Decorations Comm. 3; Office Help 3. SMOLIK. SUSAN ... 36. Honor Roll 3; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Deviltries Fi¬ nance Comm. 3; Y-Teens 3; Bowling Club 1; Charlemos 4; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Froshmores 1-2; Gym Leader 1-2-3. SMOLINSKI, ROSALIE ... 36. Deviltries- Cast 3-4, Choreography Comm. 3; Revel¬ ries Cast 1-2; Scott Variety Show 3; Band 2-3; Majorette 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Hall Patrol 3-4. SOLBERG, NORMAN ... 36. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Dance Comm. 2; J-Hop Pub¬ licity Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Play 4; I.C.C. Board of Directors 4; Student Council Sportsmanship Drive 3-4; Guid¬ ance Commission 4; Class Play Cast 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 3-4, Student Director 3, Stage Construction Comm. 2, Script Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Merit Scholarship Test Finalist 4; Thespian Dramatic Society 4, Vice Presi¬ dent 4; Froshmores 1-2; Dramatic Club 3; French Club 1; Key Club 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Delegate to Key Club International Convention 3. SOLDINGER, MARLENE ... 36. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 3-4; A Cappella Choir 1; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bowling Club 2-3. 184 Torrence Radio, Inc Specialists in Television, Sound Equipment, Hi-Fi Music. 1314 Madison Ave. hwichlJUiu Super Market Inc. TWO LOCATIONS 2845 West Central at Cheltenham Road 4122 Monroe St. at Bellevue TOLEDO 6, OHIO SERVING TOLEDO WITH THE WORLD ' S FINEST MEAT You ' re Living in a WONDERFUL AGE! • It ' s the exciting, amazing ELECTRICAL AG E . . . an era of unceasing advancement in the use of cheap, dependable electric power—-in the home, on the farm, in business and industry . . . In living today, in planning your future, con¬ sider well this vital force— electricity! SERVE . .. SCHMIDT ' S TABLE-TASTY MEATS The Flavor Gains Favor McLaughlin BiM. Your Buick Dealer 2111-19 Adams at 21st CHerry 1-4118 A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS TRUCK-MIXED CONCRETE— THOROSEAL WATERPROOFING THORN ALUMINUM SASH Ohio ' s Largest Selection of Face Brick INSULATION—GLASS BLOCK YARDS Yard 1—22 Main St. Yard 2—744 Water St. • Yard 4—153 So. St. Clair St. Yord 5—439 Sylvania Ave. Yard 6—2900 Dorr St. KUHLMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY BRICK COMPANY Phone CHerry 3-4107 914 Summit Street • Toledo 4, Ohio SOLOMON, SUSAN ... 36. Honor Roll 2- 3-4; Class Dance Publicity Comm. Co- Chrm. 2; Co-Chrm. Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Publicity Co-Chrm. Comm. 4; Class Play Make-Up Comm. 4; Chrm. I.C.C. Dance 4; Assemblies Comm. 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Properties Comm. 2, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Revelries Comm. 2-3; Frauleins 3-4, Treasurer 3, I.C.C. Rep. 4; Charlemos 2; United Nations Club 1; World Affairs 2-3, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Golf Club 1; Night Relays Comm. 3. SOUTHER, GEORGE ... 36. Honor Roll 1-2; Co-Chrm. Class Trip Publicity Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Basket¬ ball 1; Intra-murals 2-3; Baseball 2-4; Forum 3-4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Froshmores 1-2; Amateur Radio Club 1. SPANG, CAROUNE ... 36. Honor Roll 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decorations Comm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4. SPAULDING, NANCY ... 36. Class Trip Comm. 3; Senior Prom Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room Secretary 4; Magazine Rep. 1; Girls ' Chorus 1; Phililetheans 2; Y-Teens 1- 2-3-4; Bowling Club 1; Arnica 2-3-4; Les Femmes 1; Der Deutsche Verein 3; Froshmores 1-2. SPERUNG, TROAS ... 36. Christian Youth Club 3. SPRAGUE, NANCY ... 36. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Co- Chrm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 3; Student Council Feature Movie Comm. 3; Girls ' Athletic Rep. 1; Deviltries Cast 2, Ushers Comm. 1, Try-Outs Comm. 2; Revelries Ticket Comm. 1; Froshmores 1; Dramatic Club 2-3; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4; Y-Teens 1; Gym Leader 2 . SPRING, DAVID ... 36. J-Hop Decora¬ tions Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 4; Prism Rep. 3; Froshmores 1-2; Quill and Dagger 3-4. SPROSS, BARBARA ... 36. Honor Roll 1- 2-3; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Class Trip Finance Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Pro¬ gram Comm. 4; Student Activities Com¬ mission 4; Home Room Secretary 2; Red Cross Rep. 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Ticket Comm. 3-4, Scenery Comm. 3; Revelries Refreshments Comm. 3, Decorations Comm. 4; I.C.C. Rep. 3, Social Comm. 3; A Cappella Choir 2- 3-4, Vice President 4; Froshmores 1-2; La Alianza 3-4) G.A.S. 1-2; Christian Youth Club 1; Sharps and Flats 1-2-3-4, Presi¬ dent 4; Future Teachers 1-2-3, Vice Presi¬ dent 3; Sisco 4. STADLER, GLEN ... 36. Honor Roll 3-4; Sub. Chrm. Baccalaureate 4; Student Court 1. STEAD, SUSAN . . . 39. J-Hop Invitations Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Decorations Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 2, President 3; Deviltries Properties Comm. 1-2-3-4; Freshman Chorus 1; Frauleins 3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 3; Dramatic Club 1-2; Charlemos 3-4; Bowling Club 3; Future Teachers 4; Froshmores 1. STEUDE, KAREN . . . 36. Class Dance Deco¬ rations Comm. 2; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. Co- Chrm. 3; Co-Chrm. Dads ' and Daughters ' Date 4; Social Commission 4; Student Council Dance Comm. 4; Home Room Sec¬ retary 2, President 3, Vice President 4; Class Play 3; Deviltries-Cast 4, Properties Comm. 1-2-3, Party Comm. 4; Co-Chrm. Revelries Publicity Comm. 4; Sorelles 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2-3, President 3; Chev- eaux 2. STICK, JANE ... 36. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Co-Chrm. 3; Senior Banguet Comm. 4; National Service Commissioner 4; Student Council Rep. 1-3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Prism Supporting Staff 2; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Cast 4, Party Comm. 2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm. 4; Revel¬ ries Comm. 1-2-3-4; National Honor Society 3- 4; Froshmores 1-2; Pericleans 3-4; Sorel¬ les 3-4; Dramatic Club 1-2, Secretary 2; United Nations Club 1; Bowling Club 2; Pay-a-el-sa 2-3-4, I.C.C. Rep. 4. STOFFEL, CAROL ... 36. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 4; Girls ' Chorus 1-3-4; Froshmores 1. STOLE, JAMES . . . 36. Intra-murals 1-4; Froshmores 2; Hi-Y 1. STONE, DAVID ... 36. Class President 3; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Comm. 2; Senior Midwinter Comm. 4; Publicity Commission 2-3; Athletic Com¬ missioner 4; Student Council Rep. 2-3; Chairman of the Student Council Revision Comm. 3; Prism Ad Manager 3-4; Devil¬ tries Comm. 3; Basketball Manager 1; Intra-murals 1-2-3; Baseball 2; Froshmores 1-2; Forum 3-4; United Nations Club 2; Aquians 1, President 1; Debate Club 3; Dramatic Club 3. STROLE, JON ... 36. Honor Roll 1-2; Class Dance Comm. Co-Chrm. 2; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Comm. 3; Student Court 3; Home Room Treasurer 1- 2, President 3; Deviltries Comm. 3-4; Revelries Comm. 2-3; Forum 2-3-4, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 1; Golf Club 1; Frosh¬ mores 1-2. STROLE. JUDY ... 36. Honor Roll 4; Class Trip Reservations Comm. 3; Home Room Secretary 3-4, Magazine Rep. 2; Devil¬ tries Program Comm. 3, Try-Outs Comm. 4; Revelries Decorations Comm. 1; Thal- ians 4; Frauleins 3-4, Chaplain 3, Treas¬ urer 4; Bowling Club 1; Commercial Club 2- 3-4, President First Semester 4. SUCHOMMA, JUDY ... 37. Entered 1954; Home Room Secretary 1; Deviltries-Cast 1-2-4; Choreography Comm. 3-4, Usherettes Comm. 2-4; Band 2-4; Majorette 2-3-4; G.A.S. 1; Skating Club 2, Secretary 2. SULLIVAN, MICHAEL ... 36. Entered 1955. SUTTLE, ROBERT . . . 36. Intra-murals 4. SWAIN, RICHARD ... 37. Honor Roll 1-2- 3- 4; Home Room Vice President 3; National Honor Society 3-4; Bowling Green Scholar¬ ship tests 1-2-3, General Science Honor¬ able Mention 1; Biology, Second in State 2, Chemistry, ' Third in State 3; Der Deutsche Verein 3-4, President 3. SHWARTZ, EVELYN ... 37. Honor Roll 1- 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Invitations Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Prism Rep. 3; Home Room Treasurer 4; Welfare Commission 4; Deviltries Try- Outs Comm. 4; Froshmores 1; United Na¬ tions Club 1. TAYLOR, CHARLENE ... 37, Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea 4; Froshmores 1-2; Vo-ee- theians 4; Family Living Club 4. TAYLOR, JAMES . . . 37. Home Room Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 1; Froshmores 1-2. TAYLOR, MARION ... 37. TAYLOR, RONALD ... 37. Class Trip Comm.; Publicity Commission 4; Home Room President 4, Stamp Rep. 2-3; Class Play Props Comm. 4; Track 1-2-3-4; Intra¬ murals 4; Quill and Dagger 4. TERRY, JAMES . . . 37. Senior Prom Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Publicity Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Bids Comm. 3; Prism Rep. 1; Deviltries Cast 2-3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3; Boys ' Glee Club 1; Froshmores 1-2; ' Talisman 4; Key Club 4; Night Relays Decorations Comm. 3. TESARIK, KATHERINE ... 37. Honor Roll 2- 3-4; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Co-Chrm. 4; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Student Council Dance Comm. 2; Finance Commission 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Prism Staff News Writer 4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 3- 4; Revelries Cast 1-2; Froshmores 1; Arnica 1-2; Dramatic Club 1; G.A.S. 1-2; Sisco 2-3-4; Sharps and Flats 2-3-4. THOMPSON, CHRISTINE. THOMPSON, RONALD , . . 37. Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Secre¬ tary 3. THOMPSON, WILLIAM ... 37. Track 3-4; Intra-murals 1-2-4; Baseball 1-2; Amatuer Radio Club 1; Froshmores 1-2; Hi-Y 2-4. THOMPSON, WILLIAM L. . . . 37. TODD. MURRAY ... 37. Honor Roll 2-3; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Fare¬ well Bids Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Trip 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Council Comm. 3; Home Room President 4; Devil¬ tries Comm. 2-3-4; Intra-murals 3-4; Talis¬ man 3-4, President 4. TOMPKINS. GREGORY ... 37, Astronomy Club 1-2-3-4. TOPLIFF, CAROLINE ... 37. TRUDEL, ROGER . . . Astronomy 3. TUCK, KENNETH ... 37. Prism Rep 1; Froshmores 2; Hall Guard 1. TUCKER, ANTOINETTE ... 37. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4; Class Dance Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Class Play Make-Up Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. Senior Midwinter 4; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Student Council Rep. 4; Publicity Com¬ mission 2-3; Student Council Dance Comm. 4; Home Room President 2, Treasurer 3; Prism Staff Writer 3; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 2-3-4; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3; 11101- ians 3-4, President 4; Sorelles 3-4; Dra¬ matic Club 2; G.A.S. 1-2; Bowling Club 1-2; Night Relays Publicity Comm. 3. ULOTH, KAY ... 37. Commercial Club 2; G.A.S. 1; Froshmores 1. UNFERDROS. MARY LOUISE ... 37. Hon¬ or Roll 4; Class Play Co-Chrm. Make-Up Comm. 3-4; I.C.C. Rep. 4; Home Room President 3; Deviltries Make-Up Comm. 1-2-3-4, Co-Chrm. 3-4; Thalians 3-4; His¬ torian 4; Sub-Debs 3-4, Chaplain 4; Dra¬ matic Club 2; G.A.S. 1-2; Zetalethean 2; Pay-a-el-sa 2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2. UTZ, JAMES . . . Entered in 1955; Devil¬ tries Cast 3-4; A Cappella Choir 3-4; Orchestra 3-4; Intra-murals 4; Golf 4; Bowling 4; Delphian 3-4, Treasurer 4. UTZ, JOHN ... 37. Entered in 1955; Honor Roll 3-4; Class Trip Planning Comm. 3; Announcements Comm. 4; P. ' T.A. Rep. 3; Deviltries Cast 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4, 29th in City; Band 4; Orchestra 3; Intra-murals 3-4; Bowling 4; Delphians 3-4. VAN GUNTEN, LINDA ... 37. Honor Roll 1-2-3; Class Play Comm. 3; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; Deviltries Comm. 4; Froshmores 1-2; G.A.S. 1-2; Y-Teen 3-4. VAN VLERAH, DAVID ... 37. VAN WORMER, DAVID ... 37. J-Hop Decoration Comm. 3; Midwinter Comm. 4; Home Room President 1; Football 1; Intra¬ murals 3-4; Froshmores 1-2; Art Club 3; Quill and Dagger 4. VETTER, RUTH ... 38. Varsity Drag Pub¬ licity Comm. 4; Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Decorations Comm. 4. VICKERS, GALE . . . 38. Home Room Sec¬ retary 2; Football 1-2; Intra-murals 1-2. WAHL, MICHAEL ... 38. Honor Roll 2-3; Class Play Decorations Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. Co-Chrm. 3; Chrm. Father and Sons ' Banquet Pro¬ gram Comm. 4; Home Room President 1, Vice President 2, Red Cross Rep. 2; Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 3, Student Council Dance Decorations Comm. 3, Physical Ar¬ rangements Comm, for Area Student Council Dance 4; Athletic Commission 1-2; Assemblies Commission 3; Assemblies Commissioner 4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Ar¬ rangements Comm. 2, Party Comm. 3; Revelries Ticket Comm. 3; Quill and Dag¬ ger 3-4; Talisman 1-2-3-4, Chaplain 3; Key Club 3-4; Froshmores 1-2. WALKER, MARGO ... 38. Honor Roll 2; Class Play Comm. 3; Deviltries Cast 3-4; G.A.S. 1-2-3; Athletic Office 2-3-4. WALLIS, WILLIAM ... 38. Finance Com¬ mission 2-3; Bowling Green Test 3, 3rd in District, 14th in State Algebra II; Intra- murals 4; Hi-Y 1; Astronomy Club 4; En¬ gineering Society 4; Chess Club 2-3, Vice President 2-3. 186 I ( Tyicudcm. fisWiM L ’ ShoppiL I 2852 Sylvania Ave. KL 7312 0. CL. SpiiinauuqisL BUILDER-REALTOR ★ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 2615 W. Bancroft Phone: JO. 4636 cUvdrutX. 0QjpL STUDIO I DeVILBISS GROUP PHOTOGRAPHER i i i i i . CANDID WEDDINGS . PORTRAITS . CHILDREN CH. 1-1452 444 MACHEN ST. Advertiser’s Page A-1 Answering Service.179 Baldwin Auto and Truck Painting Co.173 Bischoff ' s Super Market.181 Borden ' s .179 Campus Barber Shop.175 Central Boat and Trailer Co.177 Christen, Fred and Sons Co., The.177 Churchill ' s Super Markets.185 Colony Bowling Center .179 Colony Men ' s Boy ' s Wear.177 Craftco Yearbook Cover Co.181 Crockett, James Insurance.173 Deye Gardner Studio .187 Eriksen ' s Inc.177 Gallant Lumber and Coal Co., The.181 Herff Jones Co.183 Jersey Bread Co.173 Key Club .173 Kinney ' s West End Florist.181 Kiwanis Club of West Toledo.173 Kuhlman Builders Supply Brick Co.185 Kuntz and Permar, Drugs .183 Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.173 Manzel Flower Shop Greenhouse.179 McConnell, R. T. Drugs.177 Directory McLaughlin Buick Motor Sales, Inc Miller ' s Cafeteria. Miss Casual Shop. Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. . . Owens-Illinois Glass Co. Pearson, Marian Dress Shoppe ... Pemberton Cadillac Co. Penney, J. C. Co. Reisler, Herbert S. Insurance. Roth Motor Sales (Pontiac). Rowland Equipment Co. Schmidt Provision Co. Schwartz, Sam Inc. Decorators . .. Smiths. Snyders Custom Upholstery Shop Spitznagle, D. A. Builder. Start ' s Drug Store . Tivoli (Arne Nissen) Restaurant . Toledo Blue Print and Paper Co. . Toledo Edison Co. Toledo Scale Co. Torrence Radio Inc. Wersell ' s Bicycle Shop . Page . .185 . .181 ..175 . .171 . .175 . .169 ..187 ..177 . .171 . .181 . .171 . .179 . .185 . .175 . .171 . .183 . .187 . .183 . .179 . .177 . .185 . .183 . .185 . .177 WALTON, ANITA . . . 38. Sisco 2-3-4; Froshmores 1. WALZ, JAMES ... 38. Varsity Drag Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 2-3-4; Deviltries-Cast 2-4, Stage Construction Comm. 2-3-4, Chrm. 4; Football 2-3-4; Track 4; Varsity-D Club 3. WARSAW, ROZALYN ... 38. Honor Roll 2; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. 4; Class Play Make-tJp Comm. 3-4; Home Room Secretary 4; Philaletheans 3-4, Presi¬ dent 4; Family Living Club 4; Sisco 2-3-4, l.C.C. Rep. 4; Co-Chrm. l.C.C. Dance In¬ vitations Comm. 4. WASHING, CRAIG ... 38. Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Bids Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop 3; Varsity Drag Bids Comm. Co-Chrm. 4; Student Council Rep. 1- 3, Student Council Comm. 3; Organiza¬ tions Commission 2-3-4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 3; Set Directors Comm. 4; Intra¬ murals 3-4; Band 2-3-4; Orchestra 1; Quill and Dagger 2-3-4, l.C.C. Rep. 3, Presi¬ dent 4; United Nations Club 1; Los Gau- chos 3; Key Club 3; Golf Club Secretary 1; l.C.C. Board of Directors 3. WASHING, NANCY ... 38. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Freshman Float Comm. 1; Class Dance Decorations Comm. 2; Jr.-Sr. Fare- vrell Bids Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Dads and Daughters ' Date 4; Prism Rep. 1, Home Room Vice President 2, Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3, Student Council Rep. 4; Student Council Dance Bids Comm. 4; Chrm. of Teenage Polio Drive for DeVilbiss District; Student Activities Commission 1-3; Assemblies Commission 2; Awards Commission 4; Deviltries-Try-Outs Comm. 2-3, Ass ' t. Chrm. Program Comm. 4, Cast 4; Revelries Deco¬ rations Comm. 3; Thalians 4; Sorelles 3-4, Chaplain 3, Secretary 4; Bowling Club 2- 3, Treasurer 3; Froshmores 1-2; Dra¬ matic Club 2; United Nations Club 1-2; Bridge Club 1; Night Relays Decorations Comm. 3; Library Patrol 4; Co-Chrm. Community Chest Drive, Publicity Comm. 4; Honor Study Hall 4. WEAVER, RICHARD ... 38. Honor Roll 1- 2-3-4; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Decorations Comm. 3; Sub-Chrm. Baccalaureate Comm. 4; Athletics Commission 1-2; Organizations Commission 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 3, Senior Announcements Rep. 4; Honor Society 3-4; Ohio State Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4; Forum 2-3-4, Treasurer 4. WEAVER, ROBERT ... 38. Honor Roll 1-2; Sub-Chrm. Class Play Scenery Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Memorial 4; Justice Com¬ mission 2; Guidance Commission 3-4; Home Room Treasurer 2; National Honor Society 3-4; Froshmores 1; Forum 2-3-4, Secretary 4. WEBB, MIKE ... 38. Entered 1957; Honor Roll 4; Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Track 4; Intra-murals 4; Delphians 4; Key Club 4. WEEKS, CAROL ... 38. Class Play Tickets Comm. 3-4; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 1; Band 1-2- 3- 4; Orchestra 4; Christian Youth Club 3-4; G.A.S. 1-2-3-4; Bowling Club 1-2-3; Dean ' s Help 2. WEIGAND, JUDITH ... 38. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Co-Chrm. Class Dance 2; Chrm. Freshman Float Comm. 1; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Publicity Comm. 3; Social Commission 1-2-3, Commissioner 4; Student Council Comm. 1-3; Home Room Treasurer 2, Stu¬ dent Council Rep. 1-3; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3; Deviltries-Tickets Comm. 1, Usherettes Comm. 2-3, Chrm. 4, Ushers Comm. 1, Cast 3-4; Co-Chrm. Revelries Publicity Comm. 1-2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; Froshmores 1-3; United Nations Club 1; Dramatic Club 2; Sub-Debs 3; Peries 3-4; Pay-a-el-sa 1-2-3-4, President 4; Night Re¬ lays Officials Comm. 3; Hall Patrol 2; Sub-Chrm. Student Council Dance 2-3; Attendant to Queen of J-Hop 3; Home¬ coming Queen 4. WEIHL, MADELYN ... 38. Class Play Ushers Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1-3; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Stamp and Coin Club 3-4, Secretary 3-4; Froshmores 1; Future Nurses 1; Hall Patrol 3. WEINBLATT, ALLAN ... 38. Sub-Chrm. J-Hop Comm. 3; Fathers ' and Sons ' Ban¬ quet Comm. 4; Assemblies Commission 3; Deviltries-Cast 2-3-4, Script Comm. 3; Football 1-2. WEINMAN, HARVEY ... 38. Honor Roll 4; Jr. Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Bids Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room Vice President 1, President 4; Prism Staff 3-4; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Convention 3-4; Delegate to Northwestern Ohio Journalism Convention 3-4; Deviltries-Cast 4, Photog¬ raphy Comm. 3-4; Revelries Service Comm. 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Forum 3-4; Dra¬ matic Club 2-3. WEISBERG, PHILIP ... 38. Co-Chrm. Class Trip Room Arrangements Comm. 4; Bowling Club 1. WELCH, SANDRA ... 38. Senior Banquet Decorations Comm. 4; Dads ' and Daugh¬ ters ' Date Comm. 4; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Deviltries Tickets Comm. 3; Froshmores 1-2; United Nations Club 2-3. WENGROW, GARY ... 38. Honor Roll 1- 2- 3-4; Class Dance Comm. 2; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play Properties Comm. 4; Deviltries Photogra¬ phy Comm. 4, Co-Chrm. 4; Prism Staff 4; Bowling Green State Scholarship Test- French 11th in State 2, Chemistry 6th in State 3; Ohio General Scholarship Test 5th in District 4; National Honor Society 3- 4; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; French Club 1; Froshmores 1. WENIGER, MARTHA ... 38. Announce¬ ments Comm. 4; Deviltries Secretarial Comm. 4; Ohio General Scholarship Test Honorable Mention 4; Y-Teens 4; Frauleins 4; Future Teachers 3-4. WENRICK, EVERETT . . . Intra-murals 1-2; Baseball 2. WEXLER, VICTOR. Honor Roll 2; Class Dance Publicity Comm. 2; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Publicity Comm. 3; Class Play Publicity Comm. 3; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Publicity Comm. 3; Varsity Drag Publicity Comm. 4; Home Room President 2; Class Play Cast 3; Deviltries-Cast 3-4, Script Comm. 3; Ar¬ rangements Comm. 1-2-3; First Place Voice of Democracy Contest 4; Aeoleons 1-2; Dramatic Club 2; United Nations Club 1. WHEELER, JUDITH ... 38. Honor Roll 1-2; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Decorations Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Senior Banquet Favors Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 1; Pot O ' Gold Staff 3-4, Art Editor 4; Dramatic Club 2; Bridge Club 1. WHITAKER, JUDITH ... 38. Honor Roll 1; Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Assemblies Commission 1; Deviltries Try- Outs Comm. 1-4; Revelries Decorations Comm. 1; Phililetheans 2-3; Tri-D 2-3-4, President 4; Froshmores 1-2. WHITCOMB, MARCIA . . .39. Honor Roll 1; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room-President 3, Secretary 4; Devil¬ tries-Cast 3, Try-Outs Comm. 3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Bowling Club 3; Sorelles 3-4; Dramatic Club 2; G.A.S. 1-2. WHITE, PRUDENCE ... 39. Honor Roll 1- 2-4; Co-Chrm. Class Play Reading Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Play Try-Outs Comm. 4; Student Council Comm. 1-2-3; Student Council Rep. 1-2-3; Publications Commis¬ sioner 4; Awards Commission 3; Prism Staff 3-4, Editor 4; Delegate to North¬ western Ohio Journalism Convention 2-3-4; Delegate to Columbia Scholastic Press Convention 2-4; Deviltries Try-Outs Comm. 2- 3-4; Class Play Cast 3; Revelries Comm. 1-2-3; Ouill and Scroll 3-4; Thespian Dra¬ matic Society 4; Froshmores 1; Bowling Club 1; United Nations Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Sisco 2-3-4, Treasurer 4; Ping- Pong Tournament 1-2-3. WHITNEY, KAY ... 39. Class Trip Rooms Comm. 3; Dads ' and Daughters ' Date Comm. 4; Senior Announcement Comm. 4; Home Room-Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, President 3; Deviltries-Program Comm. 1, Ushers Comm. Co-Chrm. 2-3, Chrm. 4, Cast 4; Zetaletheans 3-4, Secretary 4; Y-Teens 1; La Alianza 3. WIEDMANN, IRMGARD ... 39. Honor Roll 1; Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; P.T.A. Rep. 1; Froshmores 1-2; World Affairs Club 3; Bowling Club 2; Frauleins 3-4, Assistant Vice President 4; La Alianza 3- 4; German Club 3-4, Secretary 4. WILLAND. JUDITH ... 39. Varsity Drag Decorations Comm. 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell Chaperones Comm. 3; Home Room Treas¬ urer 1-2; Y-Teeh ' s 1; Froshmores 1-2; Bowl¬ ing Club 1; Debutantes 2-3-4, Treasurer 4. WILLIFORD, ROBERT ... 39. Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 3; Football 1-2- 3-4; Intra-murals 1-2-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4. WILLIS, JERI ... 39. Pot O ' Gold Rep. 2; Red Cross Rep. 1-3; Frauleins 3-4; Family Living Club 4. WILLIS, SHARON ... 39. Senior Girls ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 4; J-Hop Comm. 3; Deviltries Ushers Comm. 3; Froshmores 1; Arnica 2-3-4, Secretary 4; Family Living Club 4; Hall Patrol 1-2. WISELEY, JOHN ... 39. Pot O ' Gold Staff 3; Froshmores 2. WITTENBERG, LOIS ... 39. Class Dance Band Comm. 2; Senior Midwinter Decora¬ tions Comm. 4; Home Room Vice Presi¬ dent 1, Prism Rep. 3-4; Deviltries Cast 2; World Affairs Club 1-2; Sorelles 3-4. WITTMAN, KATHERINE ... 39. Class Play Ushers Comm. 4; Jr.-Sr. Farewell In¬ vita tion Comm. 3; Assemblies Commis¬ sion 2; Magazine Rep. 1; P.T.A. Rep. 4; Prism Rep. 3; Deviltries ' Tickets Comm. 3-4; Revelries Try-Outs Comm. 1; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Family Living Club 4; Arnica 2- 3-4, Secretary 3; Bowling Club 3; Co- Chrm. l.C.C. Dance Decorations Comm. 4. WOHLSTADLER, HOPE ... 39. Senior Banquet Decorations Comm. 4; World Af¬ fairs Club 1; Charlemos 2; Debutantes 2. WOLF, MARIANNE ... 39. Honor Roll 1-4; J-Hop Bids Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. Class Trip 4; Student Activities Commission 1-2; Social Commission 3-4; Home Room Presi¬ dent 4, Student Council Rep. 4; Deviltries- Tickets Comm. 2, Co-Chrm. 3, Chrm 4; Zetaletheans 2-3-4, l.C.C. Rep. 4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Y-Teens 1; Future Teachers 2; Pay-a-el-sa 3-4; Co-Chrm. Student Council Dance Bids Comm.; Chrm. l.C.C. Dance Decorations Comm. WRAGE, CAROLYN ... 39. Honor Roll 2- 3- 4; Senior Midwinter Publicity Comm. 4; Class Trip Fin ance Comm. 3; Organiza¬ tions Commission 2-3; Senior Announce¬ ments Rep. 4; Revelries Refreshments Comm. 2; Froshmores 1; Cheveaux 2-3; Y-Teens 1; Elite Social Club 1. WYSONG, LARRY ... 39. Deviltries 2- 3-4; A Cappella Choir 2-3-4; Froshmores 1-2; WTDS Radio Station Announcer 4; Ping-Pong Tournament 2. YAFFEE, ROBERTA ... 39. Honor Roll 2; Senior Banquet Favors Comm. 3; Co-Chrm. J-Hop Invitations Comm. 3; Class Play Publicity Comm. 4; Senior Banquet Bids Comm. 4; Prism Rep. 1-2; Pot O ' Gold Rep. 4; Student Council Comm. 4; Prism Staff 3-4; Delegate to Northwestern Ohio Journalism Convention 2-3-4; Deviltries Program Comm. 3-4; Revelries Publicity Comm. 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4; Dramatic Club 1-2; Bowling Club 1; Froshmores 1; Family Living 4. YARICK, JON ... 39. YEAGER, ALBERT ... 39. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Dance Comm. 2; J-Hop Comm. 3; Class Trip Finance Comm. 4; Junior Boys ' Mothers ' Tea Comm. 3; Magazine Rep. 1-2-3; Froshmores 1-2; Cheveaux 2- 3-4; Hall Patrol 1-2-3. YOUNG, CAROL ... 39. Girls ' Chorus 1; Family Living 4; Sisco 1-2-3-4. YOUNG, ROGER ... 39. ZAUGG, KIRSTEN ... 39. Honor Roll 1-2- 3-4; Class Trip Reservations Comm. 3; Senior Prom Decorations Comm. 4; Guid¬ ance Commission 3-4; Prism Rep. 3; Devil- tries-Party Comm. 1; Music Comm. 3-4, Chrm. 4, Cast 1-2-3-4; Revelries-Try-Outs Comm. 3, Cast 1-2; Honor Society 3-4; A Cappella 1-2-3-4; Charlemos 3-4; Frosh¬ mores 1-2; Sharps and Flats 3-4; Sisco 1-2-3-4. ZECH, CAROL . . . 39. Deviltries Publicity Comm. 3; G.A.S. 1. ZIMMERMAN, WILLIAM ... 39. Senior Midwinter Decorations Comm. 4; Home Room Treasurer 2; Bowling 1. 188 Arnica . Astronomy . Bowling . Charlemos . Chess . Christian Youth .... Commercial . Debate . Debutants. Delphians . Der Deutsche Verein Dramatics . Engineering . Equestriennes ..... Family Living. Forum . Ir. Frauleins. Sr. Frauleins . Future Teachers . .. Fr. Hi-Y. Jr. Sr. Hi-Y. Soph. Hi-Y. Inter-Club Council . Key Club . Club Directory .120 La Alianza . .147 Les Femmes . ... .134 Los Gauchos .... .138 Pay-a-el-sa. .133 Periclean . .131 Phililetheans .... .129 Quill and Dagger .132 Sharps and Flats .121 Sisco . .105 Socialite . .139 Jr. Sorelles . .141 Sr. Sorelles . .136 Stamp and Coin . .144 Sub-debs . .130 Talisman . .101 Thadevileans . .. .122 Thalians . .123 Tri-D . .146 Voo-ee-thians . .. .109 World Affairs ... .112 Fr. Y-Teens . .110 Jr. Y-Teens. .100 Sr. Y-Teens . .148 Zetaletheans . .. . Student Council . Quill and Scroll. Thespians . National Honor Society Pot O ' Gold. Prism . A Cappella Choir. Band . Orchestra . Student Activities Directory 72 74 74 75 76 80 82 83 84 Majorettes . . Cheerleaders Stage Crew . Junior Play . Senior Play . Deviltries ... 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