Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

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OHIO 1:3235 MXH' f If y is' ' If 1 ' 4' x x 3 vnxnw U K' z an 5 ,' S, 0 S1,,,!, N Pm,l 'x X U 4, rn-it Sm' H . fn, Hay I MSNQQ, F, col'u1,, Afh'-r school hours sfudonis employed in sforos Srudcrwfs of ioday rcarrzg How much Huw war md Fm-fgwrloi nrv Nfxyinq fa VHA! pari on We lmmf- -rw-ann ro rrwnw, fund rvalo U .1 polnr fm Lf-np nbrffrwi fron? by rc-pracirwn mon ralrod in Svrvf mar counrry ff HM Farr-sr nm-ff from our far Nunn lfwfilfr frrwim, vw rwirwr ways. TWENTY'SECOND LETT In Hu- fwrwd ldwvafc-ry rzrrls are MUQM H111 gon Tru! Sf-a Scmnre slwmwod frmir American epirrr and 1-rvaf10rw.md pVPD1mTirrrr Hr appefrzrrm, nuiriirous crvrr uiofulness by pufilnq Hwy flfmw In ,ull Mr, f od vw . roows of Dnfranco Hicrw School, Tru: yfmr swnrrwr Boys ffm IOM forward fm 1 pf-riwi A lcnowledvm wf frrrzr did il one of Vw Drosvrwf nf ndivo sorvrro in frm armed forrm nf our cfwunrr-, My munrs , .103 rwJr.11r'Q wrll FD prvparfwd. V if-rm H19 fufurrx Drrvllwfm mf COnHrwurm'1 fzruvly Tn Hwir rrwmom Hold. 1 ER PAGE IHREE ,, A umm!! Q gn mv sw, MLN I 4 M11 P :D I FOR VICTORY XHW1' Lrxmu. .ix V SNL EQ, ir mmf - U15 DN uk FOR V .. 1 Q TORY 'A' BOARD OI EDUCATION Hu: Urefifxrwciu HRC ucl'wooN -stud on Y -, inke- J ', l1f F1 3 Lf miafmrw for M5 mam fforfx in rum P'uQHaH. MMV D SUPERINTENDENW N, G. PAWCETT 41? X FH-'MV ISTRATIG iilflwifl ' k 1 wx 2 . , ,Q mi. - 17-9- S. ails x .Viktor -,Q X The lollowing are lribules paid lo our adminislraf lion by a Defiance cifizen: Y OUR SUPERlin+endenlj MAN We are greally indebled lo Mr. Fawcelf, our Superinlendenl ol Schools, for lhe greal progress our Alma Maier has made in lhe pasl lew years. l-lis unceasing and lireless elilorls have been reward- ed, and our school is sornelhing of which we can all be proud. Qur hals are oil lo you, lvlr. Fawcellf' oure PRINCMPAL Il is hard +o express The deep regard we have lor lvlr. Bode. Allhough words can lell a greal deal, Mr. Bode's aclions speak lor Themselves, and if is easy lo see lhe benelils derived from his wide knowledge. We greally appreciale his inleresl in lhe well-being ol our school. Thanks a lol, lvlr. Bode. 1 l i 1 1 l 1 l r ...,. -f- FEE ww. s RINCIPAL . l-l. BODE FERREL VARNER Making oul reporls, 'raking diclalion and keeping The grade school records are Fer- rel's big iob, buf you always lind her in a cheery mood. MILDRED VANDEMARK Issuing slencils, keeping records, and answering lele- phone calls are all in a day's work for Mildred, buf she al- ways has a smile for every- one. PAGE NINE MEMBERS OF THE FACL FRANKLIN BLUE De'Bance College, B. S. Mafhemafics 7-8 Social Sludies 9 I-lealfh 8 BARBARA CARPENTER Ohio Sfale Universify, B. S. Shorfhand I and ll Typing I and Il MAUDE CARTER Defiance College, A. B. Universify of Michigan, M. A. English IO-I2 DAVID CLINGAMAN Bowling Green Sfafe Universily, B. S. Woodshop and Mechanical Drawing MARGUERITE COCI-IRUN Findlay College, A. B. English B General Business I-IELEN P. DORN Miami Universify, B. S. and M. A. Wesfern Reserve Universify of Michigan Librarian EUGENE EVANS Universify of Wyoming, A. B. Colorado Sfafe College of Educafion, M. A Music Supervisor GRAZIA GRANT Bowling Green Sfafe Universify, B. S Girls' Physical Educalion Biology O. J. I-IEUSI Cenfral Missouri Sfaie Teachers' College, B. S. Bookkeeping Twine Disfribulive Educafion G. B. I-IIATT Ohio Slale Universify, B. S. and M. A. World Hisfory General Science CLARE I-IOEFFEL Defiance College, A. B. Biology Physiology I-lealfh 7-8 Boys' Physical Educafion PAGE TEN KENNETH M. I-IULTZ Defiance College, A. B. Chemisfry Physics AUGUSTA KEI-INAST Defiance College, B. S. Visifing Teacher and Pupil Personnel Worlcer LEONARD R. KUI-IN Ohio Wesleyan Universify, A. B. Solid Geomefry Plane Geometry . Algebra Il Business Arifhmelic Pre-Flighf Class MARGARET LONG Defiance College, A. B. Ohio Sfafe Universify, M. A. English ll Journalism GLEN MAXWELL Manchesfer College, A. B. Universily of Michigan, M. A. English I Speech' ' GRACE O. MORSE Defiance College, A. B. Unifed Sfales I-lisfory Indusfrial Geography GERALD E. MYERS Defiance College, A. B. Ohio Sfafe Universify. M. A. Direcfor of Visual Educafion and Vocalional Guidance Arifhmefic 8 Shop 8 Pre-Flighf Class J. A. ODEGARD Ohio Sfafe Universify, B. S. Agriculture I and II Agriculfural Engineering World Hislory L. A. RITTENI-IOUSE Defiance College, A. B. Shop 8 Social Sfudies 8 General Science 7 MARIA SCI-ILEGEL Defiance College, A. B. Duquesne Universify, M. A. Lafin I and ll Cicero Vergil World Hisfory MARJORIE SCI-ILOSSER Bowling Green Sfale Universify, B. Home Economics I and ll I-IOMER J. SENGER Defiance College, A. B. Geography 7 l-lisfory B Direcfor of Visual Educafion BETTY SHAWVER Ohio Sfale Universify, B. S. Home Economics I Home Economics 7, 8 PI-IILIP L. SHIPE Ohio Norfhern Universify, A. B. Universify of Pennsylvania, M. A. Social Problems Ari lnfer-scholasfic Afhlefics J UNE SMITH Bowling Green Sfafe Universify, B. English 7, 8, 9 TED TATGENI-IORST Ohio Sfafe Universify, B. S. Insfrumenfal Music NANCY YOUNG Defiance College, A. B. Arifhmefic 7 Algebra 9 PICTURES NOT INCLUDED: FRANCIS BENJAMIN Miami Universify, B. S. achine Shop Ill and IV oodworlcing RY Sl-IEARMAN Sl-IAFEER wling Green Sfafe Universify, B. I-Iisfory 8 Arifhmefic B Science 7 lReplaced Mr. Myers afler he was called To The U. S. Navyl S. S , Xi l ,N arf' ,lr anlclin G. Blue, Barbara Carpenher, Maude Car-fer, David Clinqa- Glen Maywell, Grace OA Morse, Gerald E, Myers, J. A. Odegard, man, Marquerife Cochrun. L, A, Ritfenhouge, Felen Dorn. Euqene Evans, Grazia Grant O. J. Heusi. 6. B. Hiaff. Maria Schleqel, Marjorie Szhlosser, Horner J. Senqer, Beffy Shawver H1 Huliz, Auqusfa, Kehnast Leonard Kuhn, Ph'ISh'pe' June Smiin, Ted Taiqenhorsf, Nancy Young. PAGE ELEVEN lare Hoeffel. Kenne f Long. Marqare THESE xii- xii, THE il- if, 'f l i 1' 1 14 3 DIPL i 9 X SV? as Sf A f y yy 3 , l ill.. -jiclliiiqh NSE fflllxxx One hundred and eighly buclc privales boarded lhe lrain and were lransporled lo lheir preliminary lraining slalion, Camp Al- lempl, wilh Acling Corporals Kenny Fel- ler, Jim Haley. Lois Scheuerman, and Belly Sue Morris. Second Lieulenanl Kuhn gol lhem oll lo a good slarl during lhis lrain- ing period. Aller a brief lurlough, lhey were lrans- lerred lo Camp Endeavor, where Lieulen- anl Coslello look charge. Corporals John Kadulc, Belly Siclner, Belly Jean Morris, and Bob Rex were his chiel aides. Al Camp Progress lhey displayed deli- nile improvemenl in lheir qualilies ol lead- ership and adaplabilily. Bul every soldier musl have his lighler momenls, and Cap- lain l-leusi adequalely provided lhese wilh company social sessions and slcaling parlies al lhe nearby rink. The highlighl ol lhe PAGE TWELVE enlerlainmenl for lhal year was lhe play Slage Door, which was produced al lhe camp by a group ol prolessional aclors. Slall Sergeanls Roberl Berlhold, Bruce Scheuerman, Belly Jean Morris, and Belly Sidner deserve much credil lor lheir capa- ble assislance. During lhe linal phase ol lheir lraining al Camp Achievemenl, Maior Carler as- sumed command wilh Masler Sergeanls Jack Behringer, Tom Hoellel. Maynard Kern, and Marlha Murphy assisling. ln- cluded in lhe program preceding gradua- lion lrom lhe Ollicers' Candidale School was anolher dramalic produclion, l-learl ol a Cily. Their lraining finally compleled, lhey are ready and eager lo underlalae any assign- menls al deslinalions unknown. I R PRISIIJE NT JACK BIHRINOIR VICE FRESIDFNT TOM HOIHIL SECRETARY MAYNARTI KERN TREASURER MARTHA MURPHY . . - AGNES BATT DICK BATT DOROTHY BEAVERS JACK BEHRINOER IPrc5IdcnI'I ROBERT BERTHOLD HILDA BILDERBACK CARMEN BLANCHARD VIRGINIA BOND KATHLEEN BROWN RICHARD COLWELL MABEL CONKRIOHT ROBERT COOPER MARY DAVIS ANNABELLE DESORANGE CHARLES DUERK DENNIS DYSERT JOAN ENSION WILMA EITNIEAR ln Ihe library eller school Belly Jean, Jeanne. Joan, Beulah, and Jeanne spend a few minules deciding which college Io alfend, VIRGINIA ERMAN CLARABELLE FEEN EY DONALD FLORENCE WILMA FRISING-ER HOMER GOLTZENE JAMES HALEY DOROTHY HAMMON MARION HAMMER ROBERT HARRIS BERNARD HASSELSCHWERT ROBERT HEDRICI4 HUBERT HESSELSCHWARDT NORMAN HOCKMAN THOMAS HOEFFEL Nice Presidenfl BEULAH HOFFMAN ROBERT HOPPER JOANNA HOSTETTLER LDRIDOE HOWELL IA EIOLRTEEN There is no doubf an our minds Ihaf Ihesc boys WIII d IIweIr uImosI Io win I1sImq peace. MARY IMBER BILL JACOB ROGER JOOSI JOHN KADUK WILLIAM KELLER MAYNARD KERN ISoCrQ IaryI ERVIN KERSHNER GENE KILLION JAMES KISSNER WUILLIAM LANG OARNETT LANO PAUL LIMBAUOH DONNA JEANNE L NK JEANNE LISK MARY LUCK MARIAN MAAO THELMA MAASS MADONNA MACK fi ,M .MM Rf' ,,,N-f T ll! sm: ull 'if ic-1' AML4 Because QT The oLwvIou5 need of a course in aero namics, pro TIIQIWI Iraininq Is being offered Io ILIC Iwiqh school sIudcnIs This year Tor III0 Tim Iimfi, WANDA MACK KATI-IERINE MARCI IAL LEONA MARCKEL ELSIE MARKS LOWELL MAYER PAUL MCBRIDE BETTY MQBROOM PI-IILIP MQCARTHY DAVID MQKEEN PAUL MEEIRINO ROBERT MERTZ NANCY MILLER MARGARET MINCK RITA MITCHELL MARGARET MOORE CHAUNCEY MORSE BETTY JEAN MORRIS BETTY SUE MORRIS SIXTLLN By smdying an air map. Ihc YQUII1 of Ioday discovers jus+ how much Ihe airplane is Changing Ihe worldq dis- Iances are sIxorIer. Con+i' nerds are Closer. MARTHA MURPHY ITrCaSurGrI DONNA PATTEN MARILYN PATTEN MONICA PEIEFER EUNICE PICKERINO WILLIAM PRACHT REBA RELYEA ROBERT REX JUNE ROEHRI6 JOHN ROSENDALE RICHARD ROST RICHARD RULMAN LA CECIL SANFORD -lf BRUCE SCHEUERMAN 6 LOIS SCHELIERMAN HOWARD SCI-ILOSSER FRED SCHROEDER MARY SCHUDEL al PACE SFVFNTFFN This group oI seniors is quife Iascina+ed wi+h Ihe s+udY of solid ge-omefry, one of Ihe advanced mafhema- Iics courses of Ihe high schooI. MADELINE SCHWARZ ROBERT SCI-IWARZBEK ROBERT SCHWEITZER CARROL SEIPLE DARROL SEIPLE JEANNE SERRICK PAUL SHANNON GEORGE SI-IOCK BETTY SIDNER BERNELL SIGG VIRGINIA SMITI-I DONNABELLE SNIDER I-IELEN STENGER ILAI-I STORK x RICI-IARD STORI4 ETI-IEI. TRUBEY SALLY WALDRON ZELMA WALTERS PAGE EIGHTEEN UAW DENHAMER 4RYN CH VWI MER 4 IAMS ARD 4N MA ER i r I f RUTH YOUNG THE RECORD SHOWS . . AGNES BATT A friend worlh knowing we are fold, Wilh a hear? as good as gold. Home Ec. Club, 4: Concession Worker, 4. RICHARD BATT He's lhe Beau Brummel ol our class, And he lhrills The hear? of every lass. DOROTHY BEAVERS Wi+h brighl eyes and a winning smile, All her 'friends she does beguilef' Home Ec. Club, l, 2, 3: Concession Work- er, 4. JACK BEHRINGER A fall, dark, and handsome genr, This is Jack, our president Class Presidenl, 4: Annual, 4: Class Play, Business Mgr., 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, l, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Foolball, I, 2, 3: Baskelball, l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2: Sr. Science Club, 3: College Club, 4: Hall Monilor, 3: Concession Worker, 4. ROBERT BERTHOLD Curly hair and in his hearl a song, Wilh 'rhese assels a man can'l go wrong. Class Presidenl. 3: Vocal Music Award, I, 2, 3: Nalional Honor Sociely,, 3, 4: Edi- lor of Annual, 4: American Legion Award, 3: Solo Conlesl, 3: School Paper, I: Annual, 3, 4: Class Play Casl, 3: Or- cheslra, 3: Glee Club, l: Choir, I, 2, 3. 4: Sr. Science Club. 3: College Club, 4: Larin Club, 2: Hall Monilor, 4: Conces- sion Worker, 3: Boys' Ensemble, I, 2: Boys' Quarfer, 3: Mixed Ensemble, 2. HILDA BILDERBACK ' Many men her eyes do enhance, Bur slill her hear? belongs lo Chance. Sludenf Council, I, 2, 3, 4: Nalional Honor Sociely, 3, 4: Presidenl of College Club, 4: Vice Presidenl of Sludenf Coun- cil, 3: School Paper, 3: Annual, 4: Class Play Casl, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Cho- rus, I, 2: Gee Club, I, 2: Choir, 3, 4: G- A. A.. I: Sr. Science Club, 4: Lalin Club, 2, 3: Booslers, l, 2, 3, 4: Conces- sion Worker, 3. CARMEN BLANCHARD ln shorlhand she's'a whiz, ln Typing, The basl rhere is. Nafional Honor Sociely, 4: School Paper, 4: Annual, 4: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixe,d..Cho- rus, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir, 4: G.A.A., I: College Club, 4: Lafin Club, 2: Boosl- ers, 3, 4: Office Praclice, 4: Library As- sislanl, 3: Concession Worker, 4: Com- merce Club, 4. VIRGINIA BOND Shy and quiel with modesl ways, May she be happy all her days. Home Ec. Club, 2, 3. KATHLEEN BROWN Quiet gracious, and unassuming, Ka+hleen's smile is always blooming. RICHARD COLWELL A charging, driving, foolball slar, His arnbilion should lake him far. Foofball Lerrer, 2, 3, 4: Class Play Slage Hand, 3: Eoofball, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 3: lnrramural Sporrs, I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3. MABEL CONKRIGHT A willing worker, ready and able, Jolly, lols of fun-lhal's Mabel. Home Ec. Club, 2, 3. ROBERT COOPER Brink's a fellow we highly rale, Any girl would like him for her dare. Sr. Science Club, 4: lniramural Sporrs, I, 2, 3, 4. H RICHARD CURTLAND Landscaping is io him an arf, Bul shop work also has a perl. lnlramural Sporls, 3, 4. MARY DAVIS Quiet sweel, and lols of fun, Mary's a pal Io everyone. Nalional Honor Sociely, 3, 4: Treasurer of Lalin Club, 4: Treasurefof G.A.A., 4: Annual, 4: Class Play, 3: Jr. Chorus. I: Mixed Chords, I, 2: Glee Club, I. 2: Choir, 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: College Club, 4: Lalin Club, 2. 3, 4: Boosrers, I, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3. ANNABELLE DESGRANGE Fair, wifh curly blonde lresses, A sweef, disposirion she possesses. Girls' Ensemble, 4: School Paper, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 3-: Glee Club, I, 2, 3: Choir, 4: College Club, 4: Lalin Club, 2: Booslers, I, 2, 3, 4: Hall Monilor, 4: Office Praclice, 3, 4: Con- cession Worker, 3: Commerce Club, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DUERK The days of laughler are nol pas? As long as Charlie's wil will last Class Play Siege Hand. 3: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 4. PAGE N I N ETEEN DENNIS DYSERT Our school paper he does edil, And many slories are To his credit Transferred from Van Werl, 4: Piclure Operalor, 4: Concession Worker, 4. WILMA EITNIEAR Noi loo serious, noi loo gay, She happily goes from day 'fo day. School Paper, 4: Concession Worker, 4. JOAN ENSIGN Did's fair and music-minded By her smile you may be blinded. Band Award. I: Secreiary of Choir, 4: Annual, 4: Class Pay, 3: A Band, I: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A.. I, 2: Sr. Science Club, 4: College Club, 4: Lafin Club, 2: Boosfers, I, 2, 3, 4: Con- cession Worker, 3. VIRGINIA ERMAN Ginny's small wilh blonde hair, For brighl lipslick she has a flair. Band Award. 3: Orcheslra Award, 2, 4: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra, I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: G.A.A., I, 2: Home Ec. Club, 4: College Club, 4: Boosiers, I, 2, 3, 4: Office Praclice, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3: Commerce Club, 2, 3, 4. CLARABELLE FEENEY A genile miss 'rhough small in size Wirh a charming smile and friendly eyes. Jr. Chorus, I: Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3: Arr Club, 3: Office Praclice, 3, 4: Con- cession Worker, 4. DONALD FLORENCE The presidenl of Nalional Honor Sociely ln his aciivilies There is a varie'ry. Sludenl' Council, I, 2: Naiional Honor Sociely, 4: Presidenl of Nalional Honor Sociely, 4: Vice Presidenl of F.F.A., 2: Class Play Siege Hand, 3: Inlramural Sporls, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A., I, 2: Concession Worker, 4. WILMA FRISINGER Whenever 'Ihere's work Io be done, She'II do if as Though if were fun. School Paper, 4: Annual, 4: G.A.A., I, 2: Office Praciice, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 4: Commerce Club, 4. I-IOMER GOLTZENE Dark complexion, darker eyes He's a lerror for his size. A Band, I, 2: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Cho- rus, l, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir, 2: Inlramural Sporfs, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2. JAMES HALEY In Ihe game for sporf and fun He doesn'+ slop unlil il's won. Class Vice Presidenl, 2: Vocal Music Award, 3, 4: Foofball Leller, 2, 3, 4: Male Ouarlel, 3, 4: Annual. 3: Class Play, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir, 2, 3, 4: Fool- ball, I, 2, 3, 4:'BaskeIbaII, I, 2, 3: Track, 3, 4: lnlramural Sporrs, I, 2: Hi-Y, 2, 3: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: College Club, 4: Hall Monilor, I: Balsa Bufchers, I, 2. MARION HAMMER A handsome boy l'here's no denying: For a higher place he'II keep on Trying. Foofball, I, 2: lnlramural Sporis, 4. DOROTHY HAMMON Blond hair, a giggle-lhal's Dode. May she move happily along life's road. School Paper, 3: Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club, 3, 4: G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 4: Booslers, I, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3, 4: Commerce Club, 3, 4: Girls' Baskelball, 3, 4. ROBERT HARRIS TaIl, blond, and owns a Ford, Toward him 'rhe girls are in accord. BERNARD HASSELSCHWERT Dark curly hair and a mischievous grin- He's always happy, buf lhaI's no sin. Class Play Srage Hand, 3: Foolball, 21 Baskefball, I: Inlramural Sporfs, I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: Molion Piciure Operalor, I: Concession Worker, 4. ROBERT I-IEDRICK Tall and dark and quiel, loo, He'Il always be a 'Friend Io you. Golf Leller, 2, 3, 4: Golf, 2, 3, 4: Inlra- mural Sporis, 2, 3, 4. HUBERT HESSELSCI-IWARDT An ardenl lover of lhe land, Always ready lo lend a hand. F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 4. NORMAN HOCKMAN He's The lad who slays The dames, And plays lhe 'rrumpel like Harry James. Band Award, I, 3, 4: Orcheslra Award. 2, 3: Annual, 4: Class Play, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Orchesira, I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: Swing Band,2,3,4. THOMAS HOEFFEL Wi'Ih brown hair and a bashlul grin Many friends he does win. Class Vice President 4: Class Play Siege Hand, 3: ln+ramural Sporls, 4: Hall Moni- for, 4: Concession Worker, 4. BEULAH HOFFMAN Long, dark hair and a slafely walk, Her main obieclive is To Talk. Narional Honor Socie+y, 4: School Pa- per, 3: Annual, 4: Class Play Casl, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir, 3, 4: G.A.A., I: Sr. Science Club, 4: College Club, 4: Boosl- ers, I, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3. ROBERT HOPPER Hop's fall, a handsome crealure. In Mary's hearl, +he maior fealuref' Baskeiball Leller, 4: Baskelball, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y. 2. JOAN NA HOSTETTLER A young lady whom we all know Has blond hair, The nickname 'Jo'. School Paper, 4: Concession Worker, 4. ELDRIDGE HOWELL Coo+ie's famous for his jokes, Many laughs he lhus provokes. Band Award, 2, 3, 4: Orchesfra Award, 2, 3, 4: Class Play Slage Hand, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra, l, 2, 3. 4: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, 2: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Inlramural Sporrs, I, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: Swing Band, 3, 4. MARY IMBER Keep busy, never larry, Always happy-Iha+'s Mary. Nalional Honor Sociefy, 4: G.A.A. Council, 4: Boosler Vice President 4: Viclory Queen Aflendanl. 4: Annual. 4: Class Play Casl, 3: Mixed Chorus, 4: Glee Club. 4: Girls' Baskelball, 3, 4: G.A.A., 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 3: College Club, 4: Booslers, 3, 4: Olilice Practice, 4: Concession Worker, 4. BILL JACOB In classes he's quire a clown, Especially when The i'eacher's noi around. Fooiball Le++er, I, 2: Sludenl Council, I: Foolball, I. 2: Track, I, 2: lnlramural Sporls, 2: Hi-Y, 2: Concession Worker, 2, 3. ROGER JOOST Six feel 'fall and whal a physique The girls all Ihink he's quiie unique. Class Play Cast 3: Mixed Chorus. 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir, 4: Track, 2: Hi- Y, I. JOHN KADUK Always laughing. always merry, He spends his spare lime calling Carrie. Class President 2: Fooiball Lefler, 2, 3: Sludeni' Council, 4: Nafional Honor So- ciely, 4: Class Play Casl, 3: Mixed Cho- rus, 2: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Fool- ball, I, 2, 3: Baskelball, 2: Track, 2: In- lramural Sporls, 3: Hi-Y, 2: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: Choir Presidenl, 4. PAGE TWENTY BILL KELLER Rather short with big black eyes, He sings bass despite his size. Jr. Chorus. I: Mixed Chorus, I: Choir, 2, 3.4: Intramural Sports. 2, 3. MAYNARD KERN Maynard's our class secretary May his days be long and merry. Class Secretary, 4: Intramural Sports. I. 3: Sr. Science Club, 3: Latin Club, 2: Concession Worker, 4. ERVIN KERSHNER For some reason ot tate, alas, Erv is always late to class. Track, 2, 3. 4: Golt. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3. GENE KILLION When driving a car, he's in his glory, As tor studying. that's a ditterent story. Class Play Cast, 3: Intramural Sports, I. JAMES KISSNER Tall, dark, with curly hair- Why do all the girls stare? Intramural Sports. 4. WILLIAM LANG Has brown eyes and a red 'convert.' His many triends he'Il never desert. GARNETT LANO Dark hair and a bright smile- To hear her giggle we'd walk a mile. School Paper. 4: Annual, 4: Class Play Cast, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus. 2. 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir, 4: G.A.A., I, 2. 3, 4: Ottice Prac- tice, 3, 4: Concession Worker. 4: Girls' Basketball. 3, 4. PAUL LIMBAUGH Take me out to the ball game There I'lI win my way to tame. Intramural Sports. 4. DONNA JEANNE LINK Very athletic and everyone's pal We all agree she's quite a gal. G.A.A. Award, 4: G.A.A. Council, 4: Secretary ot Commerce Club. 4: School Paper, 3: Annual, 4: A Band, I: Mixed Chorus, 3.4: Glee Club. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A.. I, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: Home Ec. Club. 2, 3: College Club, 4: Boosters, 3. 4: Concession Worker. 3, 4: Commerce Club. 3, 4: Girls' Basketball, 2, 3, 4. JEANNE LISK Light brown hair. and l'll wager She keeps Jack's heart in constant danger. School Paper, 3: Annual, 4: Class Play Cast. 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I. 2: Choir, 3. 4: G.A.A., I: Sr. Science Club. 4: Art Club, 3: Col- lege Club, 4: Boosters, I. 2. 3, 4: Con- cession Worker, 3. MARY LUCK Tall, blond. and debonair, Men's hearts she can ensnare. Class Play Cast, 3: Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club. 2, 3: Choir, 4: May Queen Attendant, 3: Commerce Club President, 4: Boosters, I. 2, 3, 4: Ottice Practice. 3, 4: Commerce Club Secretary. 3: G.A. A., -. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council, 4: Con- cession Worker. I: College Club, 4: Home Ec. Club. 2: Girls' Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4. MARIAN MAAG Meggie is our tavorite blond. Ot her we are very fond. School Paper, 4: Girls' Basketball, I. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A.. I, 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. Council, 4: Ottice Practice. 4: Boosters. I, 2. 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 3. THELMA MAASS A diamond sparkles on her hand And Roger is the lucky man. Class Play Stage Crew, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A., I: Boosters, I. 2, 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 3. MADONNA MACK Happy-go-lucky. and caretree. She enioys her liberty. Home Ec. Club. 2. 4: Concession Work- er. 4. KATHERINE MARCHAL Happy as a sunny day She goes lightly on her way. School Paper. 4: Mixed Chorus, 3. 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: G.A.A.. I. LEONA MARCKEL This is our Homecoming Queen. Everyone likes her, especially McKeen. Homecoming Queen, 4: Annual, 3: Class Play Cast, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, I: G.A.A.. I, 2: Hall Monitor. 2, 3: Victory Queen, 4: Ottice Practice, 3. 4: Concession Worker, 3: Student Coun- cil. 2, 3. ELSIE MARKS Happy. carefree, light ot heart Always willing to do her part, Annual, 4: Class Play Cast, 3: Glee Club, 3: Girls' Basketball. I: G.A.A., I, 2: Art Club, 4: College Club, 4: Latin Club, 2: Boosters, 3, 4: Hall Monitor, 4: Conces- sion Worker, 4: Commerce Club, 3, 4. LOWELL MAYER Quiet, dark and very shy, Has a mischievous twinkle in his eye. School Paper, 4: Class Play Cast, 3: Glee Club. I: Choir, 3, 4: HIYY. 2. PAUL MCBRIDE An industrious young man is Paul Ready to help at your beck and call. F.F.A.. 2. BETTY McBROOM A winning way, a charming smile, In other words, a girl worth-while. School Paper, 4: Annual, 4: Glee Club. 3. 4: G.A.A.. I, 2: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3: Boosters, I, 2, 3: Ottice Practice, 4: Con- cession Worker, 4: Victory Queen At- tendant, 4. PHILIP MCCARTHY He makes the most ot his time But that's tar trom being a crime. Intramural Sports, 4. DAVID McKEEN Aha-a real football hero With personality tar from zero. Class Play Cast. 3: Football. 2, 3, 4: Football Letter. 3, 4: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: College Club, 4: Latin Club. 2, 3: National Honor Society, 4: Sr. Science Club President, 4. PAUL MEHRING He's never in a hurry And doesn't seem to have a worry. ROBERT MERTZ Athletics may come. athletics may go But there will only be one 'Moe'. Jr. Chorus. I: Football, I. 2. 3. 4: Bas- ketball, I, 2, 3, 4: Football Letter, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Letter, 3, 4: Latin Club, 3. NANCY MILLER A red-haired miss tull ot pep On the dance tloor always 'hep'. Home Ec. Club. 2. 3: Hall Monitor, 4. MARGARET MINCK Her triendship is ever true No matter what, she'II stick with you. Annual, 4: Mixed Chorus. 3, 4: Glee Club. 3, 4: G.A.A., 3: Home Ec. Club, 3: Boosters, 3. 4: Ottice Practice, 3. RITA MITCHELL In the tuture we see 1 A Power's model she will be. School Paper. 3: Class Play Cast, 3: Jr. Chorus. I: Glee Club, 2, 3: Mixed Cho- rus, 2, 3: Choir, 4: G.A.A., I. 2: Sr. Science Club. 3: Home Ec. Club, 4: Col- lege Club, 4: Boosters. I. 2, 3. 4: Con- cession Worker, I: Commerce Club, 4. MARGARET MOORE She's very athletic and versatile A good sport, and a nice girl. Annual, 4: Class Play Cast. 3: A Band, 2. 3, 4: Glee Club, 3: Girls' Basketball. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A., I. 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club. 4: Boosters, 3, 4: Ottice Practice, 4: Concession Worker. 3: Commerce Club. 3, 4: G.A.A.. Council, 4: G.A.A., Award, 3. 4: Band Award, 4: National Honor So- ciety, 4. PAGE TWENTY-ONE BETTY JEAN MORRIS Big brown eyes and a shy smile Being wifh her is always worfh-while. School Paper, 3: Annual. 3, 4: Class Play Casf, 3: Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club, 3: G.A.A., I: Sr. Science Club, 4: College Club, 4: Lalin Club, 2: Booslers, I. 2, 3, 4: Hall Monilor, 4: Concession Worker, 3: Class Secrelary, 2, 3: Sludenl Council, 3: Nafional Honor Sociely, 3, 4. BETTY SUE MORRIS A shori blonde wifh I'iny feel A 'truer friend you'll never meer. Annual. 4: Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club, 3: G.A.A., I: Booslers, 2, 3, 4: Oflice Pracfice. 3, 4: Concession Worker, I. 4: Commerce Club, 4: Class Treasurer, I. CHAUNCEY MORSE Tall, blond, a handsome lad Can he drive? - Oh Gad! School Paper. 3: Annual, 4: Class Play Casf. 3: A Band, I: Foofball, I, 2, 3: Hi-Y, 2: Sr. Science Club, 3, 4: College Club, 4: Hall Monifor, 2: Band Award, I: Sludenl' Council, 3. MARTHA MURPHY There's a lliriing look in her eye, As she asks, Who, when, and why? School Paper, 4: Annual, 4: Class Play Cast 3: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Choir. 2, 3, 4: G-.A.A., I, 2: Sr. Science Club. 3: College Club, 4: BoosI'- ers, I, 2, 3, 4: Office Praclice, 3. 4: Con- cession Worker, 3: Class Treasurer, 4: Vocal Music Award, 4: Sfudenf Council, 4: VicIory Queen Affendanl, 4. DONNA PATTEN Happy now wifh a ring from Jack For friends she will never lack. Jr. Chorus. I: Mixed Chorus, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2. 3: Choir. 4: G.A.A., I: Lafin Club, 2: Booslers, I, 2, 3, 4: Office Prac- fice, 2, 3: Commerce Club, 2, 3, 4. MARILYN PATTEN Always ou'f Ihere cheering our Ieam She is held in high es+eem. School Paper, 4: Annual, 4: Class Play Casr, 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus, I: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Cheer feeder, 3, 4: G.A.A., I. 2, 3, 4: Girls' Baskeiball, 2, 3, 4: College Club, 4: Boosfers. I, 2, 3. 4: Lafin Club. 2: Oflice Praciice, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council. 3, 4: Boosfer Secrefary. 4: Vocal Music Award, 4: G.A.A. Award. 4: Commerce Club, 4: Girls' EnsembIe,4. MONICA PEIFFER A nice girl in every way She makes new friends every day. Mixed Chorus, 3: Glee Club, I, 2, 3. 4: Lafin Club, I, 2: Office Pracfice, 4: In- framural Sporls, 2. EUNICE PICKERING Alfhough she's noi very Iall She's known and liked by all. Jr. Chorus, I: Glee Club, 3: Choir, 4: Home Ec. Club, 3: Booslers, 3, 4: Office Praclice, 4: Commerce Club, 4. BILL PRACHT A loyal member of Ihe band He'lI help in any way he can. A Band, 2, 3, 4: Inlramural Sporis, 4: Hall Monilor, 4. REBA RELYEA A soil voice, disposilion sweel. The kind of girl you like lo meet Jr. Chorus. I. BOB REX A sporly dresser, a good dancer, To any queslion he knows Ihe answer. School Paper, I: A Bandj I, 2,: Jr. Cho- rus, I: Mixed Chorus, I, 2: Glee Club, I, 2: Fooiball, 3. 4: Baskelball, I. 2, 3, 4: Sfudenl Council, 2: Track, 2, 3, 4: Infra- mural Sporls, I, 2: Sr. Science Club, 3. 4: Lalin Club. I. 2: Class Treasurer, 2: Band Award. I: Foofball Leffer, 4: Bas- kefball Leiler, 4: Track Leller, 2, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociely, 4: Foofball Manager, I, 2: American Legion Essay Conlesl. 2. JUNE ROEHRIG She never has much Io say Bul she makes every word pay. Home Ec. Club, 2: Booslers, I, 2, 3. 4. JOHN ROSENDALE 'Rosie' is noled for his heighf, And baskelball is his delight Class Play Casi, 3: Foolball, I, 4: Fool- ball LeH'er. 4: Baskefball, I, 2, 3.4: Bas- kefball Leffer, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Track Leiler, 3. 4. RICHARD ROST There's never a dull momeni for him He's always full of nick and vim. lnlramural Sporfs, 4: Concession Worker. 4. RICHARD RULMAN You always know when he's around, For a noisier person can'I be found. Class Play Siege Hand, 3: Inlramural Sporfs, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker, I, 2, 3, 4. CECIL SANFORD Loyal member of The F.F.A., He'll have his own farm some day. F.F.A., 2, 3. 4. BRUCE SCHEUERMAN Always ready wi+h a cheery hello Bunny's an all-around good fellow. Foolball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball, I, 2, 3.4: Sr. Science Club, 4: lnframural SporI's, I: Foolball Leffer, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball Lelfer, 4: Class Vice President 3. LOIS SCHEUERMAN A loyal Boosfer wiI'h personaliiy plus, Friend Io all, IhaI's Lois. Boosler Presidenl, 4: Annual, 3, 4: Class Play CasI', 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Cho- rus, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: Choir. 4: May Queen Afiendanl, I: Commerce Club. 4: Concession Worker, 3, 4: Hall Monifor, 4: Booslers, I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A., I, 2, 3.4: Class Secreiary, I: G.A.A. Vice President 4: Homecoming Queen Allendanl. 2: Choir Treasurer, 4: Sfudenl Council, 2, 4. HOWARD SCHLOSSER ln Ioofbail he does excell And wi+h fhe girls he does quile well. Inlramural Sporls, I, 2, 3.4: Foolball. 4: Foofball Leller. 4. FRED SCHROEDER A young man wi+h scienlific ideas We hope every success will be his. Sr. Science Club, 4. MARY SCHUDEL Always happy, always gay Never complains in any way. Glee Club, I: G.A.A., I, 2: Arl' Club, 3. MADELINE SCHWARZ Shy and quier, a winsome lass An ou+sfanding member of our class. School Paper, 4: Annual. 4: Mixed Cho- rus. 4: Glee Club. 4: G.A.A.. I: College Club, 4: Lalin Club, 2: Booslers, 2, 3, 4: Office Pracfice, 4: Concession Worker, 4: Sludenl Council, 3: Commerce Club, 4: Nafional Honor Sociely, 4: American Legion Award, 2. 3. ROBERT SCHWARZBEK ConscienIious and clever in arl This work here is iusl a sI'arI. Laiin Club, 2: College Club, 4: Arl Club, 3: Sr. Science Club, 3. 4: Annual. 4: School Paper, 4: American Legion Award, PAG E TWENTY-TWO ROBERT SCHWEIIZER If you hear any noise in fhe sfudy hall, Usually Bob's 'fhe cause of if all. CARROL SEIPLE Whenever fhe game gefs fough Carrol's righl' fhere fo do his sfuff. Foofball, 4: Foofball Leffer, 4: Baskefball. I. 2, 3. 4: Baskefball Leffer, I, 2, 3, 4: Track. I, 2. 3: Track Leffer. 2. 3. DARROL SEIPLE Makes no difference whal' fhe game He will always make his name. Foofball, I, 2, 3, 4: Baskefball. I. 2, 3.4: Track. 2: Foofball Leffer. I. 2, 3. 4: Bas- kefball Leffer, 2, 3. 4. JEANNE SERRICK Red-haired and musically giffed Many a spirii she has liffed. Annual. 4: Class Play Sfage Hand. 3: Jr. Chorus. I: Mixed Chorus, 2: Glee Club. 2: Choir, 2, 3. 4: G.A.A.. I. 2, 3. 4: Boosfers, I, 2. 3, 4: Hall Monifor. 4: College Club, 4: Lafin Club. 2. PAUL SHANNON Lighf blue eyes and blond hair- The answer fo a maiden's prayer. Infrarnural Sporfs, 3. 4: Concession Work- er, 3: Hall Monifor, 4: F.F.A., I, 2, 3, 41 F.F.A.. Presidenf, 3. BETTY SIDNER Snipe's our cufe drum maioreffe Can she sfruf? Well, you be1'I School Paper, I, 2: Annual, 4: Class Play Casl, 3: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, I, 2: G.A.A., I, 2, 3. 4: Vicfory Queen Af- fendanf. 4: Sr. Science Club. 4: May Queen Affendanf. 2: College Club, 4: Commerce Club. 4: Concession Worker. I, 2, 3: Boosfers, I. 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Queen Affendanf. 3: Class Vice Presi- denf, 3: Class Treasurer, 2: Boosfer Treass urer, 4. BERNELL SIGG Many quesfions he can ask To answer 'them all is a Task. Concession Worker. 4: College Club. 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: lnframural Sporfs. 2. VIRGINIA SMITH To happiness she has fhe key: A very fine nurse she will be. A Band, I, 2, 3: Boosfers. I, 2, 3, 4: Hall Monifor, 4: Sr. Science Club. 3: G.A.A., I: Jr. Chorus. I: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3. 4. DONNA SNIDER Always willing, always True. Always helping ofhers foo. G.A.A.. 2. 3: Boosfers. 3, 4: Office Prac- fice, 3: Concession Worker, 4: Com- merce Club, 3. HELEN STENGER Abouf The school you see her fear Always willing fo do her share. Annual, 4: Class Play Sfage Hand. 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Glee Club, 2: Mixed Chorus. 2: Choir. 2. 3, 4: G.A.A.. I, 2. 3.4: Lafin Club. 2: Boosfers. I, 2, 3, 4: Office Prac- fice. 3. 4: Concession Worker. 4: Com- merce Club. 3, 4: Sfudenf Council, 2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, 3, 4: Commerce Club Vice Presidenf. 4. ILAH STORK Her fingers run lighfly o'er fhe keys Her chief aim is fo please. Transferred from Ayersville, 3: Mixed Chorus, 2: Glee Club, 3: Choir, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 4: College Club, 4: Boosfers, 4: Hall Monifor, 3: Ofhce Pracfice. 4: Concession Worker. 3: Choir Accompan- isf. 4: Commerce Club, 4. RICHARD STORIC A friend fried and frue Is whaf he'd be fo you. Inframural Sporfs, 4. ETHEL TRUBEY Nice personalify, blond fresses Affracfive in fha way she dresses. Office Pracfico, 3. SALLY WALDRON Red hair and bright blue eyes Her hearf is riding in fha skies. School Paper. 4: Annual, 4: Class Play Casf. 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Mixed Chorus. 2: Glee Club. 21 Choir, 3. 4: G.A.A., I, 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. Secrefary, 4: Sr. Science Club, 4: College Club, 4: Lalin Club. 2, 3: Boosters, I, 2, 3. 4: Concession Work- er, 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy, 3, 4. ZELMA WALTERS A carefree miss we all like Likes 'lo skafe and ride a bike. Concession Worker. 3: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3: B Band. I: Jr. Chorus. I: Glee Club, 2: G.A.A.. 3. WILLIAM WEIDENHAMER A young man who likes fo bowl. Sfrikes and spares are his goal. Inframural Sporfs. 2. 3, 4. KATHRYN WELCH 'Kafe' has a sweef smile and is a frifle sly. A personalify like hers money can'f buy. Transferred from Ayersville, 3: Glee Club, 3. MARVIN WIDMER From all care and worry I am free. Don'f you really envy me? Glee Club, I: Baskefball. I: lnframural Sporfs, 3. 4. JOAN WILLIAMS A+hIe'rics. if seems, are really her forfe, Buf she's righf fhere wifh a snappy refor'r. G.A.A. Presidenf, 4: Annual, 3. 4: Class Play Casf. 3: Jr. Chorus, I: Glee Club, 2: Choir, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble, 4: College Club, 4: G.A.A.. I, 2, 3. 4: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3: Boosfers, I, 2, 3. 4: Office Pracfice. 3, 4: Concession Worker, 3, 4: Commeyce Club. 2. 3. 4: Vocal Music Award, l,4: G.A.A. Award, 3, 4: School Paper, 3: American Legion Award. 2, 3: Girls' Baskefball, I. 2, 3, 4: Naficnal Hon- or Sociefyj' 3, 4. RICHARD WOHN Wavy hair and good looks Aren'f always found in sfory books. Class Play Sfage Crew, 3, 4: A Band, I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2: Concession Worker, 3: Band Award, 2. 4: Inframural Sporfs. I. NORMA YEAGER Shy, demure, buf very neaf. Her kind is really hard fo beef. Jr. Chorus, I: G-.A.A.. I: Home Ec. Club, 2: Hall Monifor. 4. RUTH YOUNG A small blond. shorf and sweel' Acfive mind. appearance neat Annual, 4: G.A.A.. I, 4: Lafin Club, 2: Boosfers, 3, 4: Office Pracfice, 3.4: Con- cession Worker, 4: Commerce Club. 3. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy, 4. PAGE TWENTY-THREE THE JUNIOR ..... Ensign Kuhn received I67 apprenlice seamen al l-lard-Nox Naval Training Slalion, where lhey were laughl The fundarnenlal rules and regulalions. l-lis mosl skillful help- ers were Seamen Second Class Lloyd Pixler, Gene l-lopper, Thelma l-loeflel, and Lesfer Ensign. Jean Adams, Grayce Ballreich, Shirley Baringer, Donna Barneff. Pal Barnhill, Pal Barr, Lola Bauer, Ralph Beardsley. Don Beavers, Dick Behringer, Paul Behringer, Marge Beindorf. Charles Bock, Kennefh Boil, Richard Bohn, John Bond, Virginia Bowers, Rosemary Brady, Helen Buckrnasier, Bill Conroy Wanda Cooper, Donald Crornly. Gene Derricolle, Hazel Dean, Junior Duerk, Lois Duerk, Dick DuPont Jacqueline Dyserf, Don Easley, Lydia Enqelmann Lesler Ensign. RRFSIDENT 'Bill Krulsch SECRETARY-Belly Jean Lanq VlCE PRESIDENT -Donna l-ladley TREASURER-Ben Wilhelm PAGE TWENTY-FOUR . . . . THE JUNIGR Al Green Gap, lo which 'ihey were nexl assigned, 'rhe commanding olhlicer was Lieulenanl Coslello. His chief aids, Third Class Pelly Officers Gene Derricolle, Charles Wahl, Pal Barr, and Suzanne Newcomb, arranged dancing, slcalinq, and com' pany parlies lo help relieve lhe slrain ol lhe daily rouline. liaynwnd Pillrnan, Dorolhy Freese, Belly Funla, John Gallu Mary Galiup, Don Gearing, VVinir'red Gerlcen, Marjorie Ge-ssner Evelyn Giller, Danna Hadley, Belly Hale, Harold Hall. John Hall, Tearle Hall, Richard Hasselschwerl, Rulh Heilshorn, Marvin Heli, Joan Hench, Norman Harder, Bally Highland, Thelnna Haeilel. B-2-'nard Hfvhonberqer, Gene Hopper, Rex Hubbard, Joyce Hulchinson, Ralph Hulrhinson Bealrico Kleinhen, Pnl Krnnc lfvl, Bill Krulsch, Selly lanq, ll ladies .is ll Jfiik Pixler, lhei naliiml barn snlwzrrmn i-. qwiriig lo iff quilif ii few Junior Play lif kms. K3- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE THE JUNIORS Led by Chief Pelly Officers Bill Krulsch, Donna Hadley, Belly Jean Lang and Ben Wilhelm, ihe group received rapid promoiions ai Midway, 'rhe famous advanced iraining slalion. U. S. O. enlerlainmenl io be remembered included lhe popular comedy, Cross My l-lear+. Joan LaVerqne, John Layman, Nancy Linhardl, Doroihy Louys, 'Wilma Love, Kalhleen Maclf, Iris Marclcel, Bob Marshall. Dick Mason, Leland McBride, Barbara Mccarihy, Bob McGill. Alberra Memrner, Luella Mernrner, Herman Miller, Donna Moore, Luella Moore, Roger Moorehead, Joan Murphy, Suzanne Newcomb, Harold Niswander. Waller Oelllce, Rose Marie Oell-ce, Marqene Oller, Faye Ordway Thelma Osborn, Eileen OH, Robe-rl Piarlcard, Marlha Plahierl, Jack Pixler, By le-.irninq simple home nursing care, ihese qirls will be able ie relieve fl poriion of lhe drain on overworked doclors and nurses. TY 'W i fYYN's c'i'li PAGE TWENTY-SIX THE JUNICRS Commander l-leusi has now done all Thai he can To help Them. buf 'rhey realize Thar presenr-day wafers are mined wilh charges of carelessness and The submarine menace of insincerify is never lar away. They are nol afraid--jusf walchful. lloyd Pixler, Helen Ralh, William Ralh, Donna Relhmel. Arlene Roehriq, Lyman Roehriq, Helen Rohll, Roberl Rosebroclc. Belly Rymers, Glen Sandys, Jim Sandys, Gerirude Schaiz. Ralph Schafz, Lesler Schlembach, Lois 'Seiberh Kennefh Seiple, Alice Shoclm, Jeananne Smifh, Rufh Smiih, Vernon Snyder, Gloria Slocli, George Squire. Grover Swifzer, Lucille Thomas, Harold Tillie, Rufhmae VanCise, Charles Wahl, Leo Wallers, Phyllis Wasserman, Jerry Weaver, Clara Weber. Rolrverl Weisenburqer, Ben Wilhelm, Jim Wiseman, Mildred Wolfrurn, Charles Zachrich, Phyllis Zenz. This year more sfudenls are walking To school Than ever before because of fhe qasoline rationing and The fire shorfaqe. ll' seems as if They enioy ii, PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN SOPHOMORES AT Their school locaTed near The ciTy Am- biTion, Corporals Elwood l-lanenkraTh, PaT Flory, Jeanne Weidenhamer, and Don Karr were hard aT work wiTh l.ieuTenanT Kuhn, sTriv- ing To make Theirs The mosT capable conTin- genT of Marines ever Trained. When They were TransTerred To a camp in ETTorT CounTy, SergeanTs Paul Palmer, Sue PRESIDENT-PAUL PALMER VICE PRESIDENT-PAULINE SCHWARZ SECRETARY-NAOMI JACOBY TREASURER-LOWELL TOPE BeTTy Jean Adams, Dolores Adams, James Ankney, Frances Babbilf, llah Babinqer. Naomi Baringer, Marie BaTT, Marvin Blanchard, Ralph Bond, Mary Nelle Brown. Joan Clark, Florence Coffman, Donald Crossland Clarence Cummins, Frances Cupp. John Deindoerfer, Jean Derringer, BeTTy Desch, Lowell Diehl, Paul Diehl. Dick Disheaux, Donald Dohoney, William Duerk, Palri cia DyserT, Gloria Enqlish. Jack Fedderke, PaTricia Flory, l-lelen Frederick, Alice Freeman, BeTTy Freese. Alice Froelich, Marqarel Froelich, Virqil Geiger, Do lores Giddinqs, Raymond Giesiqe. PAGE TW ENTYAEIGHT SOPHOMCRES Dolores Goins, Thomas Gorrcll, Fred Griescr, Dick Gump, Pearl Gusfwiler. Donald Gulmann, Donelda Gufrnann, Borlha Hahn, Rolland Hahn, lrnoqene Hammer. Mildred Hassolschwerf, Jim Hazelswari, Orville Heil- sl-orn, Earl l-lellard, Marvin Hesselschwardl. Pafricia Hoerlol, Mary Hoffman, Darwood Hohonbore qer, Bernadine Holman, Richard Hosfefller, Esfhor Hulchins, Joan Jacob, Naomi Jacoby lSecra- larvl. Pal Jenkins, Kcnnefh Jones. Pal Juerqens, Efhel Kammeyer, Dewey Karnes, Donald Karnes, Donald Karr. Virqinia Keck, Donald Keller, Richard Keller, Belly Ann Kenning, Lucille Killion. Realizing fhe prosenl need for skilled draffsmen ihose boys are really Mdiqqinq in. Schwarz, Naomi Jacoby, and Lowell Tope car- ried on lhe good work of 'rheir predecessors under lhe supervision of Caplain Kuhn. The Marine Corps is famous as 'rhe firs+ fo land. ln rhe lurure, whenever appar+uni+y orlfers, may rhese Leafhernecks uphold 'rhe fra- dirion and 'rake 'rhe si+ua+ion well in hand. PAGE TWENTY-NINE SCPHCDMCRES Barbara Kimberly, Joyce Kinq, Roberl Klinqer, Eldred Kolb, Lois Kreischer. Douglas Lalounlain, Pauline Loever, Noreen Leilhauser John Leonard. Marqarel Ann Maaq. Alvin Maass, Helen Mansfield, Mary Lou Marshal, Beverly Marihuqh, Ella Mae Marihugh. Noralee Marihuqh, Eugene Marks, Belly Marshall, Lois- ann May, Ellen Mccarlhy. Ernesl McCarlhy, Belly McDonald, Tom Mellon, Har- old Miller, Raymond Minclc. Richard Mohr, Milchell Moore, Kennelh Morris, Vir- ginia Morris, Frederick Moss. Doris Murphy, Marlc Musgrave, Jack Naqley, Don Nes- lleroacl, Tom Newlon, Mary Olinqhouse. A sophomore hislory class sluclies currenl evenls by reading one ol lhe lorernosl news magazines. PAGE THIRTY Q' qu.. - x N ,, SOPHGMORES In lhe office pracfice room, hiqh school sludenfs re- ceive praclical experience in various phases of office work. Velma Oslsorn, Alma Palm, Paul Palrner lpresidenfl, Charles Parfee, Belsy Penderqasi. Paul Piclcerinq, Belle Prachi, Viclor Rahrnel, Marqnrrrl Pelue. Vela Relyea. Pafricia Ryan, Elizabelh Sanford, Emil Schaffer, Alenc Schafz, Fred Schmunlc. Pauline Schwarz lVice Presidenll, Jeanne Scoll. Joi seph Seiberl, Kennefh Shawley, l-larriefle Srnifh. 6 ' r Richard Snyder, Madonna Spangler, Wanda Teeple, Lowell Tope lTreasurerl, Dave Waldron. Pos: Marie Vfalz. Jeanne Weidenhamrner, Bruce Well rnwn, Leslie Wells, Jean Wilhelm. PAGE THIRTY-ONE I' E i - C- Maw Pauline Anderson, Arlene Ashbacher, Louise Bahmer, Lowell Bailey, Sylvia Ball, Wilma Baringer, James Barber. Maxin Bauer, Lois Beebe, Pauline Behrrnann. Donald Beiswenqer, LoAnn Bislel, Harold Blue, Donna Boslelnan, Euqene Bowers, Eugene Brannan, Jesse Brown, Lambs Burlfharl, JoAnn Burns, Marilyn Bulsch. Thelma Carnahan, Anne Casfo, Frank Clarlc, Jean Cohlman, John Conroy, Bill Cooper, Mary Lou Cooper. Dorolhy Culle Jean Dederman, Jim Deindoerler. Bruce Derricolle lVice Presidenll, Marilyn Doenqes, Mary Dnhoney, Bernard Eilniear, Lawrence Evrill, Channing Felle Janel Flinl, Nancy Flory, l-larold Frisinger, Bonnie Fronlc. Rosalie Fromer, Earl Fry, Helen Goslyne, Thomas Gray, Belle Grimm, Edwin Griswold, Lee Groqq, Dalha Groh, Jarni Halo, Riehard l-lammon. l-l l l-l d' lc l-l b ll-lirsch Jo ce Hirsch, Eugene l-loellel. Jaclc l-loshock, Mary l-lu Lee Hanlcer, Rila l-lazelswarf, een e ric , er er , y Ambrose lrnber, Ralph Jacob. Glenna Juslus, Norma Kennedy, Gene Kershner, Joan Kiser, Roberl Kroeclrel, l-lelen Lanq, Dolores Lanlow, Mary Layn Mary Ella Lewis, lrene Liqhl. Donna Limbaugh, Joann Lourash, Dolores Louys, Bob Maaq, 'fonnelh Maclc, Larry Manahan lSecrelaryl, Clifford Man field, Leonard Mansfield, Leo Mangeffe, Charles Marihpuqh. PAGE THIRTY-TWO ,x ally Lou Max, Evelyn Mayer lTreasurerl, Lois McBride, Bill Mi:Clyn'1onds, Suzanne McFadden, Paul McMillen, Naoma Mernrner, Myrlle Miller, Rulh Mohr, Mary Morgan. rrginia Myers, Ed Nihiser, Allene Osman, Fred Parker, Arlhur Parrish, Juanila Paxlon, Rila Ann Reiller, Porlia Pelers, Pal Proper, John Rharny. ioqene Raulh, Herman Reas, Bill Richard, Jesse Roehriq, Helen Roz-hriq, Virginia Ross, Belly Rosl, Joan Rule, Pal Ryan. Jack Sandys, anald Schafer, Donelda Schaler, Dick Schlembach. Roberl Schroeder, Bud Schullz, Frederick Schwarz, Jack Seibel, Bill Seyboldl, Richard Shadle, Charles Shannon. 3rril Shook, Willene Shoup, Donald Shuler, Janel Smilh, Je nne Smilh, Naomi Snodgrass, Ellaiean Snyder, Eva Jane Speiser, Leslie Sproul, John Steel. iarles Slenqer, Lois Slenqer lPresidenll, Mary Lou Slilsel, Dean Slork, Therese Swary, Joyce Throne, Belly Tillle, Eugene Tillie, Donna Vee Tillle, Thelma Tillie. ilph Trame, Audrey Vandernark, Marie Vanscoder, Bill Wagner, Lois Weakley, Belly Weaver, Olen Webb, Alberl Weber, Emerson Wellman, Duane Wholl. :ris Mae Williams, Leona Wiseman, Dick Wiseman, Kennelh Vvirick, Jeanne Willmer, Mary Lee Woodward, Donna Wrig- ley, Hazel Younq, l-lerloerl Younq, Jack Zenz. iqer Ziplel, Roberl Buckmasler, lviser: Mr. F. 6. Blue. PAGE TH l RTY-TH REE 1 A 'si Home Room zo yy. Fl ST ROW: Greichen Murphy, Berf Nihiser. Reber? Herder, Roberi Ankney, David Layman, Bill CoFIman, Dick Ballreich, Le+ha Blue. SECOND ROW: Richard Relue, Kafherine Wahl, Donna Heidepriem, Marian Sisco, Dorofhy Sfeel, Norma Florence, Clifford Osborn, Ray- mond Essex. THIRD ROW: Nora Lee Cooper, Paf Ryan lVice Presidenfl, Belfy Brown, Virgil Conkrighl, Mr. Rilienhouse, Ed Archambeaulf, Joan Spicer, Carmah Lawler, Lee Ann Smifh. PICTURE NOT INCLUDED: Dic ska ami. ! 1 I 1 - , HOME ROOM 25 FIRST ROW: Joanne Mehring, Nancy Bond, Colleen Grani, Mary Ellen Reed, Phyllis Moorehead, Marie Funk, Leona Ashbaugh, Doro- lhy Fonl. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hiail. Tom Rafh, Myles Musgrave, Peggy Brown, Ann Small lSecre+aryl, Margaref Ann Smiih, Kennelh Fisher lTreasurerl, Tony Smilh, Bob Vanscoder. THIRD ROW: Bill Moore, James Beardsley, Sally Squire, Fae Zach- rich, Jean Hadley, Marie Jones, Roberl Slocum, Ne Sl' fer, Jack Goshia. fi. A' if F! .Lf f J HOME ROOM 28 FIRST ROW: Richard Wrighi, Velma Lang, Vera Mae Bauer, Paify Clark, BeHy Schuller. Ruby Snodgrass, Pearl Trubey, Foresl' Worlman. SECOND ROW:..leannine Marchal. Jean Lanlow, Rosemarie Hall. John Hill, JinrB ann, Lee Derringer, Bonnie Marlin, Phyllis Deck- rosh. -if' THIRD ROW: Gene Osborne, Lois Gessner, Francis Osborn, Mr. Myers. Jack Turk. Helen Bowers, Madonna Sfifes, Ed Bahmer. ,I TIM HOME ROOM 27 FIRST ROW: Dollie Cupp, Vernon Hoge. Don Keck, George Bock, Morris Harmon, Marvin Mansfield. Phyllis Jenkins. ' ' SECOND ROW: June Baldwin, Frances Bushong. Ted Bauer. Kenneih Brennan, Gene Rhamy, Noel Rilrfenhouse, Berry Overly, Phyllis Shirk. THIRD ROW: Frankie Vandemark.'Ca+herine Doan. Eddie Miichell, Deisy Smifh, Miss Cochrun, Roger Linebrink, Donald Lang, Florence Hammons. THE EIGHT:-I GRADE Class ofhcers Dick Skees. Pai Ryan, Ann Small, and Kennelh Fisher made H a very ac- Iive year for Ihe eigh+h graders. The main evenls of The year were Their Two parfies held in Ihe Communilry Room and skal- ing parfies which fhey all enjoyed. Their class proiecl was helping wifh haf and coaf checking during The baskeiball Tourna- menl. Their honor roll for Ihe firs+ +wen+y-four weeks is as follows: STUDENT Bahmer. Ed - Brown, Peg y - Jenkins, Phyllis . Lawler, Carmah - Layman, David - Moorehead, Phyllis Musgrave, Myles Overly, Be++y Rhamy, Gene - Small, Ann smiih, TOAY . Squire, Sally - Wahl, Kafherine Worlman, Fores+ Zachrich, Fae - POI NTS EARN ED Ijis-is-is-isp II6-I6-I5-l6I II3-I2-I3-IZI' Ins-ie-is-ieji lfI2-I2-I2-IZI II3-I2-I2-ISI II4-I4-I3-I4fI IIS-I5-I4-I6Il iji4-1444-1311 Ifle-lb-16.163 IIS-I6-I6-Ibl II6-I6-I6-Ibll Ifl3-I2-I2-I3I II6-I6-I6-I4l -II6-I6-I5-I6I L PAGE THIRTY-FIVE THESEEVENITH GRADE No class officers were elecled by 'rhe sev- enlh grade, bul sludenl leadership was dis- played by sludenl council represenlalives Bill Disbro, Winfield Hall, Gene Hulchins, and Mary Underhill. Social aclivilies included a Chrislmas parry held by 'rwo of lhe home rooms. and a class parly held in lhe Communily Room on March 22. The honor roll record for lhe lirsl lwenly- four weelcs is as follows: STUDENT POINTS EARNED Disbro, Bill - - llb-I6-I6-I6l Ensign, George - - l1l5-I5-I6-Ibzl Hohenberger, Darleen - ll6-l5'I5-l3l Meyer, Donna - li5-l5-I5-l3ji Rasebraak, Alva - F ljls-I3-l2,l2jl Schull, Jeannine - - III6-I6-I6-I6l Slcees, Lawrence - - llb-I6-I6-lbl Underhill, Mary - - III6-I6-I6-l4:i HOME ROOM I4 FIRST ROW: William Wiseman, Roberl Layne, Mary Lou Greul- man, Mary Underhill, Joanna Hubbard, Roger Shock, Russel Greiner. SECOND ROW: James Slailey, Elizabelh Horn, Bernadine Teeple, Marie Heil, Norma Hasselschwerl, Geraldine Teeple, Barbara Fausf, Jeneane Roehrig. THIRD ROW: Merlyn Fenler, Wayne Snyder, Lawrence Kennedy, Mr. Hoellel, Tom Schlosser, Thomas Ward, Kennelh Wolf. HOME ROOM I5 FIRST ROW: Cleo Frisinger, Dwighl Ordway, John Berlhold, Mary Nihiser, Margarel Webb, Norma Gary, James Richard, Leo Frisinger. SECOND ROW: Jeannine Schull, Norma Jean Shook, George En- sign, James Cordray, Bill Disbro, Marilyn Dirr, Belsy Lou Walson, Donaldray Hurll. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Wohn, Dick Oller, John Layman, Berlha Mae Jusfus, Miss Young, Roberl Plahlerl, Lindy Riblel, Norma Birchmeier. HOME ROOM 29 FIRST ROW: Doris Mernmer. Leo Mohr, Jeanine Murphy, Marilyn Hahn, Viclor Mansfield, Larry Slcees, Donna Parcher, Mr. Senger. SECOND ROW: Gene Hulchins, Donna Meyer, Joann Lero, Lellie Parker, Lila Jean Seigman, George Morris, James Duerk. THIRD ROW: Beverly Winebrenner, Orma Schlosser, Jack Marlino, Ann Ringenberg, Belly Osborn, Alva Rosebroclc, Richard Morse. Richard McFeel'ers. PICTURES NOT IN: James Marihugh, John Keim, Belly Lou Johnson. HOME ROOM 2 I FIRST ROW: Rosemary Bussing. James Cupp, Winfield Hall, James Bowers, Bobby Eilniear, Virgil Gibler, Marilyn Dirr. SECOND ROW: Gene Sfephey, Richard Beebe, Bud Rose, Dolores Florence, Eslher Fry, Dale Adams, Darleen Hohenberger,John Boyd. THIRD-ROW: Joan Grawberger, Charlolfe Archambeaull. Pauline Ca-in, Clara Brinck, Miss Smilh, Virgil Goodwin,'Paul Fromer, Belly Heidepriem, Joan Sloclc. PAGE THIRTY-SIX , ., . I ,- A nl! --...,NM 4 X f 'Nj YQQX., A-............,,,QL I-ig 'fr TU' it if 'T GIVE IT YCUR BEST' Xl 1 is 'fix :Tv-1 if 5 g, Wf,.:n',,: Nt ,K ks xx XR Gone are The days when The armed services beckoned only To Those young men who were eager To avoid school and The kind of work ThaT iT represenTed, Tor Today sTudenTs are noT only urged To 'Finish Their schooling beTore ioining buT are also ad- vised To Take parTicular courses and subiecTs which will prove especially helpful in Their laTer Training. Nowadays scholarship is To be considered as anyThing buT a shallow honor, Tor who knows how soon The lives of a whole crew oT men may resT in The hands of ThaT former high school sTudenT who loved his maTh classes and TelT iT was his duTy To prepare his lessons every single day? This aTTiTude is TelT among Those Defiance l-ligh School sTudenTs who are Taking seriously This business of preparing Themselves To defend Uncle Sam. As we have been Told so oTTen, This war is noT one Tor our TighTing men alone. Women are playing an increasingly imporTanT parT To relieve The men Tor more neces- sary roles. IT They are To do This successTully. They musT have much oT The same basic Training as The men whose places They fill. as well as a similar seriousness oT purpose. Many of our high school girls are becoming imbued wiTh This spiriT and are aTTacking Those TerriTying algebra problems or ThaT puzzling chemisTry experimenT wiTh a sTronger deTerminaTion To work Them Through To a successTul conclusion. We are realizing more and more ThaT This is a war of brains raTher Than brawn, alThough boTh have Their righTTul place, and we musT develop our weapons of oTTense wiThouT aT The same Time neglecTing Those of deTense eiTher. We all realize The PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT virally imporranr parr research men are playing, buf rhey are merely sfudenrs af work in +heir chosen field: however, 'rhey are pu++ing 'rheir individual ralenfs. experience, and inieresfs 'ro work for Uncle Sam ins'read of for 'rheir own privaie gain. This spirif of selflessness musf become carching. carching enough 'ro compel all of us +o complefe work which, if we had only ourselves +o consider, mighl' nor be done fhoroughly if ar all. There have been among us a number of senior s+uden+s who have done rheir work Thoroughly and consisfenlly fhroughouf rheir high school life, making Their record a kind of inspirafion +o fhose following lafer. Top-ranking honors go fo Roberf Berfhold, whose abilify and personali+y are well known io all. Tied for second honors are Hilda Bilderback and Mary lmber, who have likewise disfinguished ihemselves in more fhan scholasfic aloiliry. This year we are in+roducing a group of honor graduaies, composed of senior sfu- denrs 'ranking high in scholarship. but as you will no+ice. considerable evidence is shown of abili+y in more fhan +his field alone. ir 'Ir if HONOR GRADUATES ROBERT BERTHOLD, Valedicrorian MARY IMBER, Salufalorian HILDA BILDERBACK, Saluraforian 'A' ir Madeline Schwarz Don Florence Fred Schroeder David McKeen Sally Waldron Rufh Young Helen Sfenger Mary Davis PAGE THIRTY'NlNE U, .1 A . I A 'WI' 'W N4 L! rf H .Nr -x ,Nt w X 1 V I x f w Imgf' wsu. VI4 mxxim um V+. . 1 Y N '1 'w'1-., ww .-., fx' YN, wi ww w wwf' ,mica M, if,1Uxr'wf 'ini 1111 X W-lm' 1 , ORY f'lCTORY Z .Rx iq, fi This year The DeTiance Bulldogs esTabA Q FIRST ROW: Dave McKeen, Bruce Scheuerman, Jim l-laley, Vernon Snyder, Bob Rex, Richard Colwell, John Rosendale, Darrol Seiple, Bob Me-rTz. SECOND ROW: Coach Phil Shipe, Lloyd Fixler, Jim Wiseman, Glen Frederick, T-Toward Schlosser, Carrol Seiple, Charles Wahl, Gene DerricoTTe, Ralph SchaTz, AssisTanT Coach F, G. Blue. I I THIRD ROVV: Dick T-Tamrnon, Virgil Geiger, Bob McGill, Earl Fry, Lowell Diehl, y ,lack Leonard, Lowell Tope. FOURTH ROW: Bill Conroy Tlvianaqerj, Raymond Giesige, VicTor Rahmel, Bob Maag. lished Themselves as The second Team To Turn in a season oT no Ties and no deTeaTs. The Bulldogs pried open The season by whiTewashing Paulding 27-O: The Trip To Van WerT neTTed Them a 27f6 vicTory. Na- poleon came up The river To be Turned back wiTh a 34-6 deTeaT, and Toledo Woodward was given a 38-O beaTing and senT home. By This Time The Bulldogs were really roll- ing. They Turned over The Wauseon ln- dians To a 55-O deTeaT, and meT Their TirsT real TesT aT The hands OT T:osToria. During The TirsT halT, iT looked as Though iT would be Too much Tor us, as FosToria Took a lead oT I3-O. ATTer inTermission, however, The Bulldogs began To click, and Turned The Tables giving FosToria a 28-T3 loeaTing. The Bryan Bears were nexT To have DeTiance as visiTors and in Their brieT sTay DoTia.nce handed Them a 20-O beaTing. Again The Bulldogs were Torced To go inTo a sTrange Tield To do baTTle wiTh LiberTy CenTer, and This marked The closesT call oT The T943 season, wiTh The score 6-7 in Tavor oT De- Tiance. LiberTy made a Touchdown buT iT was ouT oT The end zone. ATTer This, The game wavered back and TorTh wiTh neiTher Team scoring. When RossTord came To Town, The Bull- dogs had Their high score oT The season, using every player They won, 72-IZ. In The lasT game oT The season MonTpelier Tried hard To upseT The Bulldogs buT were senT home losing 53-6. Wife may be proud OT our Team This year Tor The wonderTul record They Turned in as well as Tor The modesTy each player showed aTTer such a season. PACE FORTYFOUR Coach Shipe Talks iT over wiTh The seniors, who, since iT is Their lasT year, decide To make iT one To remember. P. S. They really did. The band is picTured in a large DAD in honor oT The dads oT The TooTball players. Proud we were oT our Team and The dads who cheered so valianTly Tor Them. The Bulldogs TesT Their eyes aqainsT The briqhT lighTs under which They perTormed mosT oT The games This undeTeaTed season. While The TronT line mowed 'em down, Pixler, Snyder, DerricoTTe, and Seiple did mosT oT The scoring in The way oT carrying The pig- slcin over The goal line To vicfory. PAGE FORTY-FIVE Bunny really has The iump as he Takes a onefhander RighT aTTer The hardesT and deciding game OT The year Tram The keyhole. Open shoTs like This The TasT break which was used very eTlecT CFD VC The Bulldogs are really happy. In TronT are Charles Wal' llvlanagerl, Coach Shipe, and AssisTanT Coach Blue. l The group are Gene DerricoTTe, Bob Hopper, Bruci Scheuerman, Glen Frederick, Jack Behringer, Bob Merfz and Bob Rex. FarTher back we glimpse John Rosendal l45l and Darrol Seiple l43l. a resulT oT CLASS A DlSTRlCT BASKETBALL rr March 2 - - 49 Napoleon 30 .iv March 5 - f 6l SwanTon 3l March ll - - 55 Wauseon 49 SEASON RECORD March I2 A - - 43 Monipelier 35 We Team They NOV. 27 - u 46 Ada 30 CLASS A REGIONAL Dec. l - - - 47 Delphos ST. John's 28 March 20 ' ' ' All Porl Clmlon 43 Dec. II - - 70 Na oleon 47 7'-7 -1 Dec. I8 - - 51 aT Bryan 27 TOTALS ' 7 llzq 750 Jan. l - - 56 Wauseon 43 'iii Jan. 8 - - - 66 lvlonTpelier 36 This year, wiTh a Tull season oT sevenTeen games, Jan. l5 - - Bl aT LiberTy CenTer I8 The baskeTball Team broke many records by march- Jan. 22 - - 39 aT MonTpelier l7 ing sTraighT Through wiThouT a deTeaT. On The Jan. 26 - - 64 LiberTy CenTer 4l opening nighT, Ada wenT home aTTer a beaTing OT Jan. 28 - - 47 Lima CenTral 46 46 To 30. NexT Delphos was Turned away 47 To 28: Feb. 2 - - 48 Toledo DeVilbiss 36 The Bulldogs were well prepared Tor Napoleon and Feb. 5 - - 39 aT Napoleon 26 seT a record wiTh a 70 To 47 score. Bryan, Wau- Feb. 9 - - 54 aT Paulding 30 seon, LiberTy CenTer, and lvlonTpelier were The Feb. I2 f - 52 Bryan 23 Bulldogs' nexT six vicTims. Then came The besT game Feb. I6 - - 42 Van WerT 40 oT The year, wiTh Lima CenTral, in which The lead Feb. I9 - - 60 aT Wauseon 40 changed many Times. The game oTTered many Feb. 26 - - 48 Celina 34 Thrills, buT The climax came when The Tinal horn PAGE FORTY-SIX sounded and The Bulldogs were ahead 47 lo 46. DeVilbiss, Bryan, Napoleon, and Paulding were The nexl To go down from The bile of The Bulldogs. Van Werl came over wilh a slrong Team and played a very good game bul They loo mel deleal. Wau- seon was invaded by The Bulldogs and anolher record was sel making lwenly slraighl league wins wilhoul a loss during The lasl Two years. This also meanl The Norlhweslern Ohio Alhlelic League championship for D. H. S. Celina came over in a lasl allempl lo upsel The undelealed record, bul were only added lo The lisl, making il sevenleen conseculive viclories This season. Aller a shori resi The Napoleon Bobcals and De- fiance Bulldogs were To open The Class A meel, and The Bulldogs nelled a 49 To 30 win which ad- vanced lhem lo rneel Swanlon in lhe quarler linals. Swanlon wenl down 6l lo 3l. Then came The game ol The year, The one wilh Wauseon. Aller Trailing al The hall, The Bulldogs pul a live-poinl lead, only To have il losl during The lasl quarler and when The final horn sounded, The score was 45 lo 45. ln The overlime The Bulldogs really gol going making live oul of five shols and won 55 lo 49. Monlpelier was lo give The lwenly- Tirsl win To Defiance in The finals, by The score of 43 +o 35. Al Bowling Green againsl Porl Clinlon The Bull. dogs seemed unable lo gel going. Al The hall il was Porl Clinlon's, l7 lo 9. ln The lasl quarler De- fiance scored 2I poinls bul This was loo Tew and The Bulldogs losl Their Tirsl and only game, 4l lo 43. VARSITY FIRST ROW: Bruce Scheuerman. Bolo Mcrlz, John Rosendalo, Dar- rol Seiple, Carrol Seiple. SECOND ROW: Bill Conroy llvlanagerl, Jack Behringer, Bob Hopper, Vernon Snyder. Bob Rox, Charles Wahl lManagerl. THIRD ROW: Coach Shipe. RESERVES FTRST ROW: Bill McClymonds, Leland McBride, Glen Frederick, Gene Hopper, Don Karr, Lowell Tope, Earl Fry, Richard Snyder, Alvin Maass, Paul Pickering, Gene Derricolle. Absenl when Taken: Ray Fillman, Lowell Diehl, and Jim Barber. PAGE FORTY-SEVEN TRACK Our lraclc leam showed some real lighling spiril and abilily lasl year, and by lhe loolcs ol lhings Dcliancc will soon cslalolish lhem- aolvcs in lhe lracln world. FIRST ROW: Gene Derricolie, Richard Colwell, William Woalcley, Richard Small, Lloyd Pixlor. SECOND ROW: Bill Conroy llvlanagerl, Clrarles Vifahl, Virgil Geiger, John Rosen- dae, Tom lvielfoni Coach Shipe. Xvinfi Junior High Football Allhough no games were played rhis season, lhe iunior high leam learned lhose alleimporianl lunda- menlals lhal will play a large ioarl in lhe games lo come. FIRST ROW: Coach I-loeilel, Cleo Erisirigor, James Richard, Leo Erisinger, Ed Griswold, William Wiseman, James I-lale, James Cupp, Bud Rose, Dean Slorlc, Bob Kulwiclci. SECOND ROW: Wayne Snyder, Roberl Layne, Alberl Weber, Bill Moore, Arlhur Parrish, Bruce Derricolie, Gene I-Ioellel, Jim Bohlmann, Jim Duerlc, Bill Disbro, Charles Slenger. ll-IIRD ROVV: Dick Oller, Bud lmbor, Torn Rarh, John Conroy, Eranln Clarlc, Torn Schlos- ser, Diclc Schlembach. Don Shafer, Ned Slouler, Gene Bowers, I-larold Blue, I-larold Erisinger. Intramural Champs These winners ol lhe boys' and girls' inlramural loaslcelball lournamenls placed enioymenl ol lair play ahead ol lhe glory ol winning, laul, ol course, yiclory was nor disappoinling. FIRST ROW: Pal Barr, Beliy Rymers, Ruth l-leilshorn, Luella lvlemmer, Chressenco No lan, Valeria Brown. SECOND ROW: Norman I-Ierder, Bill Krulsch, Don Florence, Dicl: Mason, Dick Rosl Tearle lrlall. ' PICTURE NOT INCLUDED: Dick Slorlc, George Squire, and Paul Shannon. PAGE FORTY-EIGHT Rulh l-leilshorn, Margarel Moore, Sally Waldron lSecrelaryl, Lois Scheuerman lVice Presidenll, Mary lmber, Donna Jeanne Linlc, Marian Maag, Mary Luclc, Joan Williarns lpresidenll, Mary Davis lTreasurerl, Miss Granl, Marilyn Palien. I , G. A. A. During lhe pasl year, lhe G. A. A. has allempled 'ro gel across lo all girls lhal There are many sporls, and lhere is surely one +ha'r lhey would be inlere esled in, wilh lhe resull' lhal lhe G. A. A. Council and lheir adviser, Miss Grant have fried +o en- courage each girl lo lake parl in al leasl one ac- livily. Among l'he sporls lo choose from were: volley ball, soil ball, bowling, baslcelball, lennis, and field hoclcey. For lhe pasl year l 'rhinlc we can say 'rhal lhey have been quile successful. Nexl year, when Uncle Sam will be siressing physical fifness more and more, 'rhe G. A. A. hopes lo see many new girls lalcing par? in lhese aclivilies. FIELD HOCKEY No, we didn r lorgel +he ice: lhese girls are play- ing an exciling game oi field hoclcey. Rulh Heilshorn, Margarei Moore, Chressence Nolan, Beverly Marihugh, Mary Gallup. Joan Jacob, Delores Adams, Lois Sfenqer, Jeanne Srnilh, Evelyn Mayer, Mary Lee Woodward, Mary Ann l-lull, Lr-is Wealcley. SPEEDBALL The camera records a bird's eye view of a lasl game of speedball. ii sq I. PAGE FORTY NINE A CAPPELLA CHOIR FIRST ROW: Kennelh Morris, Carmen Blanchard, Donna Barnell, Helen Slenger, Thelma Hoelfel,.Mr. Evans, Ilah Slork, Annabelle Desgrange, Jeanne Serriclc, Marilyn Pal- len, John Bond. SECOND ROW: Virginia Smilh, Mariorie Gessner, Lois Seiberl, Suzanne Newcomb, Belly Lang, Pal Barr, Eunice Pickering, Hilda Bilderback, Lola Bauer, Donna Hadley. THIRD ROW: Winifred Gerken, Garnell Lano, Donna Relhmel, Arlene Roehrig, Nancy Linhardl, Mary Davis, Donna Moore, Jean Adams, Grayce Ballreich, Joan Wil- liams, Sally Waldron, Malha Murphy. FOURTH ROW: Donna Pallen, Thelma Maass, Belly Ry- rners, Luella Memmer, Lois Scheuerman lTreasurerl, Rose- mary Brady, Rila Milchell, Mary Luck Joan Ensign lSecre- laryl, Beulah Hoffman, Jeanne Lisk, Dorolhy Louys. FIFTH ROW: Bill Keller, Bill Ralh, Ray Fillman, Ralph Schalz, John Hall, Gene Derricolle, Bob Rex, George Squire, Don Gearing, Paul Rieman. SIXTH ROW: Lowell Mayer, Norman Hoclcman, Charles Wahl, James Haley lVice Presidenll, Roger Joosl, Eldridge Howell, Jack Behringer, Richard Mason, John Layman, John Kaduk lPresidenll, Bob Berlhold, Lesler Ensign. BOYS' OUARTET GIRLS' ENSEMBLE John Bond, Ralph Schalz, Marilyn Fallen, Joan Wil- John Layman, Jim Haley. liams, Pal Barr, Annabelle Desgrange, Ilah Slorlc, Don- na Hadley. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Evans, Bill Duerk, Kennelh Morris, Bob Klinger, Raymond Minck, Paul Pickering, Marvin Blanch- ard, Donald Keller. sscowo now: ram Newion, 'Mari Musgrave, Lowell Eiehl, dJack Fedderke, Alvin Maass, Paul Palmer, John eonar . THIRD ROW: Ernesl McCarlhy, Emil Schaffer, John Dein- doerler, Don Crossland, Dave Waldron, Bill Krulsch, Jerry Weaver, Rex Hubbard. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Evans, Jeanne Scoll, Dolores Giddings, Mary Gallup, Dolores Goins, Jean Derringer, Beverly Marihugh, Belly Funk, Rulh Heilshorn, Clarabelle Feeney, Pal Ryan, Belly McDonald, Doris Murphy, Alice Freeman. SECOND ROW: Pal Kroeckel, Lois Kreischer, Pal Jenkins, Belly Jean Adams, Virginia Morris, Helen Mansfield, Rulh Smitlh, Mary Miler, Alice Froelich Gloria English, Jeanne Weidenhammer, Lucille Killion, Rose Marie Walz, Mar- garel Froelich. THIRD ROW: Virginia Bowers, Evelyn Giller, Barbara Kim- berly, Phyllis Newlon, Kalhleen Mack, Alberla Memmer, Thelma Osborn, Pal Flory, Belly Desch, Velma Mae Os- born, Katherine Marchal, Joan Murphy, Jean Wilhelm, Loisann May. FOURTH ROW: Marigfarel Minck, Bell McBroom, Ellen McCarlhy, Mary Ho man, Margene Oller, Joan Clark, Margarel Maag,'AIene Schalz, Pal Hoeffel, Mildred Wol- frum, Monica Peilfer, Lydia Engelmann, Joyce King, Doro- lhy Freese. KEEP DEFIANCE SINGING CI-IORAL GROUPS The A Cappella Choir, under lhe new direclor J. Eugene Evans and accompanied by Ilah Slorlc, made ils lirsl appearance al lhe Open House Program in lhe lall. The oulslanding perform- ances ol lhe year were an impressive, candle- lighl Chrislmas Concerl, a mid-winler program, and a concerl given for lhe benefil of lhe Junior Red Cross. Besides appearing in several assem- bly programs. lhe choir loolc parl in lhe Nalional Music Week celebralion in lhe spring. Among olher planned evenls, lhe choir spon- sored a mid-winler sporl dance for which lhe Men ol Music played. Preparalory organizalions lor lhe A Cappella Choir are lhe Boys' Glee Club of lwenly-lour members and lhe Girls' Glee Club of sixly-live. Members lrom lhese Glee Clubs combine lo form a mixed chorus, anolher preparalory group lor lhe senior choir. From lhe choir are chosen lhe members lor lhe Girls' Ensemble and Male Quarlel. Besides ap- pearing on assembly programs. lhese lwo groups sang for oulside organizalions. Anolher ol lhe imporlanl choral groups is lhe Junior A Cappella Choir, which is composed ol members from lhe iunior high choruses. Their mosl oulslanding program was lhe ioinl' Chrisl- mas Concerl in which lhey parlicipaled wilh lhe Senior A Cappella Choir. PAGE FIFTY ONE KEEP DEFIANCE PLAYING MUSIC Allhough unable Io allend an our-of-lown games, +he band was on hand lor an of rhe home games. AI 'rhe Iirsl game of +he season rhey inrroduced l'heir new drum maior. In The shows +hroughouI Ihe season 'rhey salured 'rhe Navy on Navy Day, 'rhe Coasl Guard on 'rheir l52nd anni- versary, I'he Marines, lhe Air Corps, 'rhe Signal Corps, and Ihe Civilian Defense Unils. Many diflerenl enrrance forrnarions were used during Ihe season, among 'rhem a clever parachure for- marion honoring Ihe Paralroops. A+ 'rhe Fos- 'roria game a large service flag was formed wirh fhe names ol all lhe reachers who had Iell for +he service, and special shows were given for I-Iomecoming Day and Dad's Day. The lirsl' appearance ol lhe Concerl Band in I943 was al a concerl given for lhe Red Cross on February 2 I. This concerl Iealured a slirring new march called Freedom's Defiance, wrillen by J. G. Klein, a local doclor. The band played hosl lo a band Ieslival in The early spring and appeared al an assembly pro- gram and a concerr during Nalional Music Week. The Orcheslra, under lhe direclion of Mr. Tal- genhorsl, made several appearances rhroughoul Ihe year. Besides Iheir parI in 'rhe Nalional Music Week program, lhey played for bofh The Junior and Senior Plays, several concerfs, and parlicipaled in a concerl' for The Red Cross on February 2I. Looking Iorward lo becoming members of Ihe Marching Band. Ihese I3 Band members worked hard all lhis year. Besides parlicipaling in a marching formalion and some concerls wilh lhe A Band, Ihey also look parl in Ihe Nalional Mu- sic Week programs. To rhe lheme of Sophis+icaled Swing, lhe Men ol Music gave 'rhe srudenrs lhe besf danc- ing ever l'o come ro D. I-I. S. They packed 'rhe Communily room al Ihe Friday nighl dances for an evening ol solid iive, giving our wirh Their version of all l'he laresl lunes. Three new vocalis+s'were inlroduced al a special dance given lor Ihe occasion, and were well received by 'rhe sfudenrs. The besr way lo describe 'rhose high qualify music-makers is s+ricIIy solid. MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: Richard Wohn, Ben Wilhelm, Virginia Erman, Margarel Moore, Berry Sidner, Donna Refhmel, Mr. Tal- genhorsf, Don Crossland, Leona Marckel, Luella Memmer, efgy Rymers, Jean Adams, Jim Duerk, Tom Newfon, Mary Ho man. SECOND ROW: John Rhamy, Mark Mus rave, Berly Lang, Donna Moore, Phyllis Jenkins, Donna Barnell, Winifred Gerken, Dave Waldron, Charles Parlee, Norman Hockman. THIRD ROW: Gene Derricolle, Paul Palmer, Marge Gess- ner, Alberla Memmer, Jean Stork, Lois Weakley, Arlene Ashbacher, Noel Riflenhouse Pal Juergens, Porlia Perers, Grayce Ballreich, Arlene Roehrig. FOURTH ROW: Bill Seyboldl, Dolores Goins, Lee Grogg, Roberf Klinger, Audrey, Vandemark, Belly Overley, Rex Hubbard, Loisann May, Pal Jenkins, Frankie Vandemark, Eddie Mirchell. FIFTH ROW: Joyce King, Gene Rhamy, Raymond Fill- man, John Conroy, Maxine Bauer, Eugene Brannan, Marge Beindorf, Juanita Paxlon, Mary Morgan, Naomi Snodgrass. SIXTH ROW: Eldridge Howell, Donald Beavers, Marvin Blanchard, Myles Mus rave, Thelma Osborn, Emerson Wellman, Ed Nihiser, Tzrank Clark, Eugene Tillle, Paul Pickering. EICTURES NOT IN: Ralph Schalz, Lowell Diehl, Donald arr. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW LEFT: Eldridge Howell, Beverly Marihugh, John Gallup. SECOND ROW LEFT: Arlene Roehrig, Mariorie Gessner. FIRST ROW RIGHT: Mary Hoffman, Delores Adams, Pal Jenkins, Margarel Maag. SECOND ROW RIGHT: Lamberf Burkharl, June Baldwin. THIRD ROW RIGHT: Dolores Giddings, Lois Hoffman. FRONT CENTER: Gene Rhamy, Pal Juergens, Bob Klinger. BACK ROW CENTER: Jean Adams, Virginia Erman, Mr. Talgenhorsf, Grayce Ballreich, Paul Palmer, Bruce Derri- colle, Ed Nihiser, Charles Parlee, Norman Hackman, Juanila Paxfon, Don Beavers, Naomi Snodgrass, Maxine Bauer, Marvin Blanchard. PICTURE NOT INCLUDED: Marlha Beardsley. B BAND FIRST ROW LEFT: Richard Ballreich, Ed Griswold, Charles Slenger, John Layman. SECOND ROW: Don Beiswenger, Joanna Hubbard, Belsy Wafson, Jeannine Schulr. FIRST ROW RIGHT: Bill Disbro, Marie Heil, Donald Hurll. SECOND ROW: Fred Grieser, Roger Shock, Richard Wrighr. THIRD ROW: Pearl Trubey, Berlha Mae Jusrus, Barbara Fausf. FOURTH ROW: Gene Osborne. FIRST ROW CENTER: Harvey Walfers, Karhryn Wahl, Joyce Hirsch, Mary Underhill, Ray Essex, Clifford Osborn, David Layman. TOP ROW: Kennelh Wolf, Wayne Snyder, George Ensign, John Berfhold, Bonnie Marrin, Madonna SIi+es, Lee Ann Smilh, Marilyn Dirr, Mr. Talgenhorsl. PICTURE NOT IN: Marlha Beardsley. MEN OF MUSIC ' FRONT ROW: Gene Rhamy, Ed Nihiser, Pal Juergens, Paul Palmer, Mr. Talgenhorsr, Bob Klinger, Marvin Blanch- ard, Don Beavers. BACK ROW: Torn Newlon, Charles Parlee, Norman Hock- man. PICTURES NOT IN: Ralph Schafz, Gene Tiflle. PAGE Fl FTY-TWO KWH 'HW' I STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Winfield Hall, Gene Hutchins, Mary Under- hill, Pat.Clark, Maxine Bauer, Tony Smith IJr. Vice Presi- dentl, Bill Disbro lJr. Secretary-Treasurerl. SECOND ROW: Ralph Jacob, Frankie Vandemark, Martha Murphy lSr. Presidentl, Virginia Bowers, Hilda Bilderback, Portia Peters Sgr. Presidentl, Fred Schwarz, Paul Palmer lSr. Secretary- reasurerl. THIRD ROW: Pat Ryan, Mary Wamser John Kaduk, Doug-I las LaFountain, Mr. Bode Paul Diehl, Harold Hall ISr. Vice Presidentl, Mary Hoffman, Ellen McCarthy. SENIOR BOOSTERS FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, Betty Sue Morris, Ruth Young, Mary Gallup, Lois Seibert, Ilah Stork, Eunice Pickering, Ruth Smith, Jeananne Smith, Virginia Bowers, Thelma Hoeffel, Eileen Ott, Jeanne Serrick, Marilyn Patten lSec- gitaryl, Ruth Heilshorn, Helen Stenger, Pat Kroeckel, Miss awver. SECOIND ROW: Donna Snider, Marge Gessner, Arlene Roehrig, Virginia Smith, Alberta Memmer, Madeline Schwarz, Jean Hench, Suzanne Newcomb, Hilda Bilder- back, Mary Davis, Martha Murphy, Phyllis Zenz, Joyce Hutchinson, June Roehrig, Phyllis Wasserman, Elsie Marks, Carmen Blanchard. THIRD ROW: Betty Sidner lireasurerl, Betty McBroom, Garnett Lano, Virginia Erman, Kathleen Mack, Nancy Linhardt, Betty Jean Morris, Jean Adams, Gloria Stock, Winifred Gerken, Jeanne Lisk, Margaret Minck, Margene Oller, Donna Rethmel, Leona Marckel, Sally Waldron. FOURTH ROW: Mary lmber lVice Presidentl, Lois Scheuerh man IPresidentl, Lydia Engelmann, Donna Moore, Ruths mae.Van Cise, Beulah Ho man, Margaret Moore, Joan Williams, Chressence Nolan, Pat Barr, Rosemary Brady, Iris Marckel, Joan Ensign. , FIFTH ROW: Barbara McCarthy, Lois Duerk, Rose Marie Oelke, Luella Memmer, Donna Patten, Thelma Maass, Marian Maag, Rita Mitchell, Mary Luck, Dorothy Louys, Evelyn Gutter, Betty Rymers, Donna Link, Mary Wamser. Absent when taken: Wanda Mack. JUNIOR BOOSTERS FIRST ROW: Miss Shawver, Marilyn Butsch, Wilma Barin- ger, Jean Derringer, Ellaiean Snyder, Jean Scott, Dolores Giddings, Naomi Jacoby, Pauline Schwarz, Pat Ryan, Ber- tha Ha n, Lois Beebe, Mary Lou Marchal ITreasurerl, Lee Hanker, Hazel Young, Miss Smith. SECOND ROW: Jean Coffman, Mary Lou Cooper, Beverly Marihugh, Dolores Goins, Doloris Lantow, Suzanne McFad- den, Frances Babbitt, Mary Olin house, Rita Hazelswart, Helen Goslyne, Frances Cupp, tjary Lou Stitsel, Thelma Tittle, Harriette Smith, Lois Stenger. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Culler, Lois Kreischer, Lucille Kile lion, Helen Lang IVice Presidentbv Betty Adams, Joan Jacob, Helen. Frederick, Jeanne iedenhammer lPresi- dentl, Virginia Ross, Pat Flory, Jean Dederman, Mary Ella Lewis, Evelyn Mayer. FOURTHAROW: Mary Ann Hull, Donna Wrigley, Pat Pro- per, Portia Peters, .loan Rufe, Margaret Maag, Joan Kiser, Barbara Kimberly, Joan Clark, Naoma Memmer, Loisann May, Ellen McCarthy, Rosalie Fromer. FIFTH ROW: Delores Adams, Lois McBride, Dolores Louys, Pat Ryan, Ann Casto, Mary Morgan, Nancy Flory, Alma Palm, Pat Hoeffel, Betsy Pendergast, Mary Lee Woodward. COLLEGE CLUB FIRST ROW: Carmen Blanchard, Ilah Stork, Elsie Marks, Annabelle-Deagrange, Virginia Erman, Margaret Moore, Mary Davis, adeline Sc warz, Jeanne Serrick, Marilyn Patten, Miss Kehnast. SECOND ROWV: .Bob Schwarzbek lTreasurerl, Garnett Lano, Joan Williams, Betty Sidner, Bernell Sigg, Jim Haley, Sally Waldron, Jeanne Lisk, Martha Murphy, Hilda Bilderback IPresidentl, Betty Jean Morris. THIRD RQW: Mary lmber, Mary Luck, Donna Jean Link, Jack Behringer, Chauncey Morse, Dave McKeen IVice Presidentl, eulah Hoffman lSecretaryl, Joan Ensign, and Bob Berthold. Absent when taken: Wanda Mack. KEEP DEFIANCE LEARNING That learning is not confined to just the class- room is proved bythe number of activities which encourage co-operation, resourcefulness, and initiative. The Student Council, made up wholly of stu- dent members and advised by Mr. Bode. ranks high as an initiative-producer. Although their efforts eluded the spotlight, the effects of the student-governing body were felt in many ways throughout the school. ' Proving more than iust a social group, the Senior Boosters. advised by Miss Smith and Miss Shawver, offered their members some very worth- while programs this year. Some of the highlights were an interesting lecture by Mrs. Kress on flower arrangement, Miss Morse's discussion of her Washington trip, and a musical program with college talent. ln addition to the customary May Dance, the club sponsored a Snowball Dance between the semesters. l Although holding their own meetings through- out the year, the Junior Boosters shared in and assisted with the major activities of the Senior Boosters. Soon they will be qualified to take over the more active responsibilities of the olcler members. The College Club is a true example of learning outside the classroom. Throughout the year the programs were planned to give the members knowledge of the various colleges, their offerings, and their specialized courses. Material was se- cured and kept on reserve by Miss Kehnast to help members in their personal selection. Out- standing programs included tallcs by Miss Smith on Sororities and Miss Ricica on The Nursing Profession. PAGE FIFTY FIVE KEEP DEFIANCE LEARNING The Classica Sociefas learned Ihal Roman pa- friofism is very similar fo our own of loday, and al one meefing debafed 'rhe queslion: Should Lalin be dropped for Ihe dura+ion? Various games and proiecls broughl our sludenfs closer 'ro The people of ancienl limes, and 'rhe officers and commiffees presenled seven monlhly field lrips designed for 'rhis purpose. The Senior Science Club offered anolher way of acquiring some very useful knowledge. Under lhe direclion of Ivlr. Hullz, regular meelings were held on lhe second and fourfh Tuesday of each monfh. All The meefings were inleresling buf scienlific demonsfralions made some especially ouisfanding. An innovafion Ihis year was lhe Tuesday nighf laboralory period when work was done on special experimenfs. The Balsa Bulchers were reorganized lhis year under fheir original name wifh Mr. Clingaman as adviser. In spile of a shorfage of balsa wood, rubber bands, molors, efc., fhe members have compleied a number of fine models, including several large gliders, flying scale models of cur- renf army and navy planes, as well as solid scale models for idenfificalion purposes. The Proieclion Pups offers an opporfunily for boys who are inferesled lo learn more aboul' lhe operarion and use of visual educalion equipmenl. There is real fraining in alerlness here, for The boys musl' be ready for any emergency 'rhaf mighf arise wilh lheir machines, for fhe equipmenl is expensive and requires The besl of care. LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: Jeanne Scarf, Belly Cordray, Marqene Oller, Pal Flory, Belle Prachl, Mary Lou Marchal, Eugene Marks, John Gallup IPresidenIl, Lowell Diehl, Gene Derricolle, Dave Waldron, Harold Hall. SECOND ROW: Beverly Marihugh, Dolores Giddin s, Pal Juergens, Rose Marie Walz, Vir inia Bowers, Alvin ffvlaass, Jack Fedderke, John Deindoerfier, Mifchell Moore, Paul Palmer. THIRD ROW: Jean Wilhelm, Alice Froelich, Pauline Schwarz, Alma Palm, Belsy Pendergasl, Mary Hoffman, Loisann May, Kalhleen Mack, Chressence Nolan. FOURTH ROW: Jeananne Smifh IVice Presidenfl, Dorothy Louys, Miss Schlegel, Mary Davis Ureasurerl, Sue New- comb, Nancy Linhardf ISecreIaryl, Rosemary Brady. SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Clarabelle Feeney, Hilda Bilderback lTreas- urerl, Richard Colwell, Mr. Hullz, Norman Hockman, John Gallup, Belly Jean Morris, Rufh Heilshorn. SECOND ROW: Roberf Schwarzbek Rex Hubbard, Jean Hench, Berry Sidner, Bernard Hohenberger, Bob Rex, Jeanne Lisk, Sally Waldron lSecre+aryl, John Kaduk, George Squire. THIRD ROW: Barbara McCarlh, Ralph Schalz, Bernell Sigg, Harold Hall IVice Presidlenfl, Donna Jean Link, Dick Mason, Bruce Scheuerman, Jim Haley, Joan Ensign. FOURTH ROW: Eldride Howell, Charles Duerk, John Lay- man, Chauncey Morse, Bernard Hasselschwerl, Bob Coo- per, Fred Schroeder, Dave McKeen IPresidenil. PROJ ECTION PU PS FIRST ROW: John Deindoerfer, Alvin Maass, Leland McBrideITreasurerl,Herman Reas, Bill KruIschlSecre'raryl. SECOND ROW: John Gallup IPresidenll, Mr. Myers, Torn Newron, Ken Seiple IVice Presidenfl. BALSA BUTCI-IERS FIRST ROW: Ken Shawley, Ken Morris ITreasurerl, Paul McMillen, Marvin Blanchard, Ed Griswold. SECOND ROW: Alvin Maass, Lawrence EvriH, Bob Klin- ger, Jack Fedderke lPresidenIl, Charles Parree, Paul Pickering, Dick Oller. THIRD ROW: Mr. Clingaman, Bill Duerk ISecrefaryJ, Bud lmber IOuar+ermas+erb, Charles Marihuqh. PAGE Fl FTY-SIX KEEP DEFIANCE STUDYING The purpose of af leasf fwo school organiza- lions clearly exemplifies fhal fhere are various kinds of sfudying. The Commerce Club, supervised by Miss Car- penler, has been sfudying more abouf commer' cial occupafions fo increase efficiency when em- ploymenf arrives. Selecfed oufside speakers have given fhe girls a glimpse of fheir various fields of worls, and an inferesfing slcif was pre- senfed fo Tix in mind poinls of office efigueffe. Sfudying does nof end af 4:l5 for fhese mem- bers! The Nafional Honor Sociefy seems fo sludy each year for more ways fo be of even grealer service lo lhe school. Under fhe guidance of Miss Morse, fhe various members have spenf a very busy and profifable year playing middleman befween D. H. S. sfudenfs and Uncle Sam. Seve eral ingenious proiecfs were devised fo boosl fhe sale of Defense Sfamps and Bonds sfill higher before fhe Sociefy closed ifs successful year. COMMERCE CLUB FIRST ROW: Miss Caroenler, Belfy Sue Morris, Rufh Young, Helen Slenger lVice Presidenll, Lois Seiberf, Mary Gallup, Eunice Pickering, Jeanne Serrick, Marilyn Paflen, Ilah Sforlf, Bealrice Kleinhen, Carmen Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Wasserman, Elsie Marks, Virginia Bowers, Gerlrude Schalz, Faye Ordway, Marge Oessner, Pal Juergens, Belly Jean Marshall, Belly Desch, Jeananne Smilh, Annabelle Desgrange, Lucille Thomas. THIRD ROW: Alberla Memmer, Margene Oller, Pal Barr, Kafhleen Mack, Befry Jean Lang, Virginia Erman, Rulh Smilh, Wilma Frisinger, Arlene Roehrig, Leona Marclcel, Raf Flory, Nancy Linhardf. FOURTH ROW: Madeline Schwarz, Donna Moore, Belly Highland, Joan Williams, Belfy Sidner, Margaret Moore, Rosemary Brady, Mary lmber, Winifred Gerken, Rulhmae Van Cise, Imogene Hammer, Velma Osborn, Jackie Dyserl. FIFTH ROW: Garnefl Lano, Rosemary Oellce, Lois Scheuer' man, Lois Duerlc, Donna Jeanne Link lSecrelaryj, Delores Adams, Rila Milchell, Dorolhy Louys, Luella Memmer lTreasurerl, Donna Paflen, Mary Luck lPre5idenIl, Mary Warnser. Absent when Taken: Wanda Mack. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Miss Morse, Carmen Blanchard, Helen Slen- ger, Madeline Schwarz, Jeananne Srnilh, Sally Waldron, Suzanne Newcomb, Rufh Young lSecrefaryJ. SECOND ROW: Bob Berrhold, Nancy Linharcll, Belly Jean Morris, Margaret Moore, Hilda Bilderback, JoanWilliams, Mary Davis, Arlene Roehrig, Bob Rex. THIRD ROW: Don Florence lpresidenll, Rosemary Brady, Marv lmber, John Kadulc, Charles Wahl, Dave McKeen lVice Presidenll, Dorolhy Louys, Beulah Hoffman, Gene Derricolle. PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT I-IOME ECONOMICS CLUB FIRST ROW. Naonii Jacoby, Mary Lou Cooper, Naoni Sniihlross, Relh Mohr, Doris Murphy, Alice Ereeniar EMM M'Dvim'.I Erxnfos Cupp, Harrielle Srnilh IS:-urn Iaryl, Elnrwfv Chun-an, Miss Schlosser, SECOND ROW: Marqarel Eros-Iich, Rose Marie Walr, Luis Seibel-IN Joan Jacob, Frances Babbill, Myrlle Miller Phvllis Zviif, Lola Bauer, Shirley Baringer, Donna Hadley, Virginia Siler. IIIIRD ROW. Donna Barnell, JeanneWeidenhammer, Alirf Vroeliily Juan Kiwi' Joyce I-lulcliinson, Eileen OH, Ma iliinna MALL, Winifri-il Civrken IPrn-sidovljy Willenc Shoup l'iiiiqvrw Rnuih, IOLIRIH ROW Luis Kreischer, Lucille Killiony Marie BJYI, Marge Bfiiwlorly Alberfa Mernrrier, Pal Proper, lmoqr-ne I'I,iiriviw:j Dolores Lonys, Pauline BL-hrmann, P.1uliriPArulL'r' 'I 'ig J-Min LAVL-rgrie. IIHII ROW' Rose Marie Oellcel Lois Duerli, Virginia Er nmn, Jenn Adams IVii3e Presiclenlil Rila Milfhell, JoAr-' Bur'-n Ilvrnlhi Louis, Chressenco Nolan, Agnes Ball MI--vin Sunil Ilrcisxirerl, Iris Mdrckel Helen Buclfmasler, AI ni if when 'Jimi Wavula Mark. EUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA IIRSI ROW' Kvviiell' Williamson, Jesse Roehriq, Chnnni'-L1 Iwiliry CII-n Frederi-'ky Olen Webb Roger Ziplel, A'ber1 Vif:-Lwr Jesse Brown, SICOND ROW: Charles Shannon, Vlfaller Oelfke lVice I'resiiIen1I, Richard Keller Ilrensurc-rj, Mr. Odeqardy I-lu lu-rl lI.isseIschwnr.II lSecreIaryIy Kennvlh Mack, Donal! S lmlvf. IHIRD ROW- Marvin I-Iasselschwnnll, Lowell Bailey, Pqiil 9'mnii.i'i Paul Behringer, Bill Conroy, Alberl Essex Iprvs- 'li-nlly Ulm' Cnrr'a'xin IDoor Kevperl, Joseph Seibz-ii lI,lr:-I Kult' Net in vhii Piclurv, Cecil Sanferd, Cf:-nv Tiflle, ld Nihici-r DL-mild Kgrnri: IRvrvarIrrI. KEEP DEFIANCE PREPARING The I-lome Economics Club has been preparing Defiance I-Iigh School girls nor only Io be lulure homemalcers bul Io Ialce Iheir place in Ihe war elforl on Ihe home lronl. Nol only have Ihey achieved a closer conlacl beiween Ihe Home Economics Deparlmenl and Ihe home lile oi The girls buf Ihey have also made Red Cross lcil bags lor The boys in Ihe service and assisled in The lar salvage drive. This year's slogan ol The Forl Deliance li. li. A. is Food lor VicI'ory . Each member has aug menled his Individual Farming Program ol crops and livesloclc Io help in Ihe increased produciion ol lood Io supply Ihe nafion and The lighling men, Iwenly-seven ol whom are former members ol Ihe Eorl Defiance Chapler. ln addilion sixly- six improved farming praclices are carried on by Ihe members, such as farm accounling, dairy herd and poullry records, culling poullry, and pruning lruii frees. PAGE EIFIY NINE KEEP DEFIANCE ENTERTAINED On The evening oT June 2, l942, The Senior Class presenTed SPRING DANCE, a lighT corne- dy oT modern campus liTe, by Philip Barry. The perTormance was noTed Tor iTs smooThness oT ac' lion, The sparkle and vilaliTy oT The dialogue, and The gay rapidiTy of pace. Through The living room oT a small house used as a club Tor campus girls passed such persons as: Alex, in love wiTh Sam, played by Gloria Langmang Sam, in love wiTh The spiriT oT adven- Ture, played by Tom lmberg LippincoTT, a young cynic and woman-haTer, porTrayed by Bill Krouseg Friends oT Alex were played by MargareT Evans, Mary Saunders, Mary Jean Goller, and Molly Hall, a Triend oT Sam's, by Tom Bridenbaugh: a house moTher, Gwen Manahang a proTessor, Bob Schlembachg a maid, Alice I-lannaq Two college boys, Dick Small and Ed Nifilliamson compIeTed The casT. The producTion was under The direcTion oT Glen Maxwell. CROSS MY HEART, an inTeresTing and aT- TenTion-holding connedy in Three acTs wriTTen by John McRae and George Savage, was direcTed by Miss MargareT Long and presenTed on Def cember3 and 4. The acTion cenTers around a small-Town Tamily and Their new neighbors Trom Chicago. Each oT Them have problem children noT inTeresTed in The opposiTe sex, and They plan Tor a meeTing and lasTing Triendship beTween Them, noT knowing ThaT The children have rneT previously and have decided To Teach Their parenTs a lesson. MSPRTNG DANCE FIRST ROW. Torn Bridenbaugh, Mary Ellen Saunders, Tom lmber, Bill Krouse, Gloria Lariqman, Marqarm Ann Evans, Marmhaii SECOND ROW: RoberT Schlembach, Gwen- Molly Hall, Alice Hanna, Dick Small, Ed Williamson. CROSS MY I-IEARTH FIRST ROW: Miss Long lDirecTorl, Dick H lBub Adamsl, Lois Seibcrl llilcanor Rossl. SECOND ROW: PQT Barr lLela Pomvrovl, Luc-lla Meninii- T8 ss Aiamsl Dick Behrin er lJcrorne Rossi John Luv C L ,, q , . , nian lDave Adamsl, Nancy LiriharrIT lMyrTle Rossi, Rm Hubbard lJim Rossl, DoroThv Lou-ys lHenrinTTa Duvall Harold Niswander lCar oun , a roec e a s Jonesl, Bill Kruisch lCharlie Vlosfoverl, Thelma I-IoelTv lpauline Adamsl. PAGE Sl XIY assn-lschwr-rl V iv gl Piic l:llPTv l BLUE 81 WHITE NEWS STAFF FIRST ROW: Carmen Blanchard, Mary Gallup, Kalherine Marchal, Miss Long, Marlha Murphy, Joanna I-Ioslelller, Marilyn Parlen lEdilorl, Pal Kroeclrel lAssisIanf Edilorl. SECOND ROW: Roberf Schwarzbek, Belly McBroorn, Pal Barr, Margene Oller, Kalhleen Mack IBusiness Managerj, Sally Waldron lfkssisranf Business Manaqerl, Wilma Fri- sinqer, Jack Pixler. THIRD ROW: Wilma Jean Eilniear, Marian Maaq, Rufh- moe Van Cisc Harold Hall, Dennis Dyserl, Jerry Weaver, Lowell Mayer, Garnfdl Lane, Madeline Schwarz. I943 DEFIANCE STAFF FIRST ROW' Miss Carpenler lBusine5s Adviserl, Helen Slenqor lBusinc-ss Manaqerl, Belly Sue Morris, Rulh Young, Carmen Blanchard, Mary Gallup, Elsie Marks, Jeanne Ser- rick, Bob Berlholnl IEdilorl, Miss Cochrun lEdiIorial Ad' visvrl, SECOND ROW: John Gallup, Pal Barr, Kafhleen Mack, Joanne Lisk, Mary Davis, Martha Murphy, Belly Jean More ris, Hilda Bilderbaclc, Madeline Schwarz, Marilyn Paflen, THIRD ROW: Bob Schwarzbelc, Belly McBroor'n, Joan Wil- liams, Belly Sidnrir, Marqarel Moore, Wilma Frisinger, Margarer Minclr, Belly Lang, Sally Waldron, Jack Pixlczr lresiqnedl. FOURTH ROW: Ken Seiplo Iioined fhe U. S. Navyl, Lois Schnuerinan, Cvnrncll Lario, Donna Jeanne Linlc, Jack Beh- ringer, Chauncey Morse, Beulah Hoffman, Joan Ensign, Mary lniber, Norman l-loclrman, NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURE: Wanda Mack, Ray Fillnian lrr-placed Jack Pixlrrl, Don Florence Ireplaced Ken Seiplel. KEEP DEFIANCE INFORMED Through lhe combined ellorls ol Ihe slails ol lhe Blue and While News and lhe HI943 Defi- ance, sludenls are able lo lceep abreasl ol lhe aclivilies in lhe school. The Blue and While News , published by lhe iournalism class is lhe weekly summary of happenings in our school and furnishes iniormalion concerning 'rhe various def parlmenls and exlra-curricular aclivilies. The annual provides sludenls wilh a permancnl record of school alzfairs and aclivilies. One ol 'rhe memories of slalrl members will be Iheir willf ingness lo do more lhan lheir share in order lo bring aboul lhe release loday ol Ihe I943 Deli ance. We sincerely hope lhal il provides many hours of enioymenl by recalling memories of school males and good limes al yourfhlma Maier. PAGE SIXTY ONE MAY COURT WRST LQOW Karr-ri Kimi, Loc Ann Bohn, Jan pafinri, Miiry Boiiimf::i,N.1ncy Shoup, Sharon Brown. SLCOND ROW: Mary Gailup, Joan Clark, Misa Rimniwarf. Ariri Ri1!ii'r1.iriri, M :ry Luck, Carrviyri Morris MAY DANCE LVN, Sufi Mfirrw Lilayfi VV'-iidrrwri Mary L-imLimfm Hifiii Mrfiwriiwy, Hamid Hliii Gwrfri Marmimn, Biii Cuiif-rv Sfirfi N541 L'i'L'Df fiiVi'i1. JUNIOR PLAY BACKSTAGE HANDS Llifix Mixawri, Lqgimd MQBrid0, Kun Scipio Bxii RUTH, Bur ri mi liviiii-rii L-i if-r, .liiiiri H iii Aliwrf Lf,-.L-X. MAY QUEEN CORONATION FIRST ROW: Nancy Srmm Sharon Brown, SECOND RQW: Karen Kiwi Loo Aim Boim, Qu!-im Arm Boiwimnnii, Miss Riiwiiarf, Marx Grxiiup, .lrmmCi.1rir, M.xry l.L1fL,CarOiyri Mcrrim. PLAY MAKE UV Aiir' Hariri-1 Wir- X, L-inii Giwrii lwii-xii sri Mixririrrvi Livwf Mar, f-m.mr1rr, APT CLASS Lydia fmfir-irfiamr, Mary Luck, Elsie Marks, Buffy Sidmcr Diwrirm Sriidf-r, Siiiriuy Baririiicr, Loini BLQUL-r, Priui Mc'Bridc Liiirwrii Hiidii-y L5 L Mfir'-imii ,lf-miiiu lil-lr, Mixry lirilii-r. PAUL SVXYYVTWO LAST YEAR May Day provided rhe high poinl of enler- rainmenr ar fhe close of lasl' Year, buf Jrhe Senior Play was running if a very close second. CALENDAR Sept 8-School slarred-Arr class is an inno- varion. Sept I5-Choir elec'rs officers. 6. A.A. Council has wiener roasr ar rhe Second Shelfer house and selecrs Junior Council Member. Sept I6--Booslers' firsf meefing. Sept l8v-Cheerleader l'ryouls-pep mee+ing- bear Paulding 27-O--dance ai+er game. Sept 22-G. A. A. lniriafion. Sept 24-Annual s+aff announced. Commerce Club has firsr meeling and elecls officers. Sept 25-Assembly in recognirion of former slu- denfs and teachers now in 'rhe service. Pep Meelingl Beat Van Werl 27-6. Sept 29-Eighfh grade parlv. Sludenr Council elecrs otlicers. Oct 2--Pep Meering-Bear Napoleon 34-6- dance. ' Oct 5-College Club organizes. Oct 9-Morion Picture in Assembly, Gunga Din. Pep Meefing--bear Woodward 38-O. Viclorv Dance alrer game--Leona Marclcel, Vicfory Oueen. Oct I6-Teachers enrerfain sfudenls in assembly. Pep Meeling-bear Wauseon 55-O--dance afler game. 'Q MAY QUEEN ANN BOHLMANN Oct I9-College Club elecls officers. Home Economics Club has parly. Oct 20--Group picfures lalcen for 'lhe annual. Oct 2l-l,a+in Club has lirsl mceling. Oct23--Assembly-Table +ennis 'ream plays. Big pep meeling-Leona Marclcel crowned Homecoming Queen. Whnr a game! We bear Fostoria 28-l4. Homecoming Dance alrer game. Oct 26--Open l-louse. Oct 28-Boos+ers have par+y. Oct 29--Bear Bryan 20-O. Oct 30-No school-Norrhwesfern Ohio Teach- ers' Meeling al' Toledo. PAGE SIXTY-THREE 1942 - - 19 Nov. 27-Beal Ada 46-30 in our firsl baslcelball game of lhe season. Dec. l--Beal Delphos S+. John 47-28. Dec. 3-4f -Junior Play, Cross My l-lear+ , plays receplive audience lwo nighls, Dec. I0-Band Concerl. . I I-Beal Napoleon 7047. Dance aller game. .. Amy.. . . . . Dec. I3- Mes AJS qlven an Communuly AUdI- lorium. I 2 .N in Dec. I4-l-ligh School Chrislmas Program. HOMECOMING COURT , . Kdyhleen Mack' Dave MCKQM Dec. I6-Booslers Chrnslrnas Parry. l-lornecominq Queen Leona Mar- ljbciiienne Wmimer' Mary LOU Dec. I7-Commerce Club Chrislmas Parry. Dec. I8--Beal Bryan. School closed because of NO 3 -J n.Or yyk Sk yin y mumps. Now, isn'+ lhal awful? Lima Cenlral v. -f u i s .ave a cg par y. game posyponedu Nov. 6-Sludenl Sing in assembly. Pep Meeling -Bear Liberly Cenlrer 7-6. Nov. 9-Senior Class Parly. Jan' l-Beal WGUSGOU 56-43' Nov. ll-Armislice Day Program. Dismissed Jan, 4.-Baglq +0 gghaol, early. NOV .3-Fooybayl ,yearn puy on pep meeyyngfw Jan. 6-Booslers-Mrs, Sanders lallcs on lhe Red Men of Music make appearance. Vocalisrs Cross' fry oul. Beal Rosslord 72-l2. Dance. Jan. 8-Beal Monlpelier 66-36-dance. Nov. I6-lslalional Honor Sociely inducls new b . mem ers Jan. ll--Foolball Psecognihon Assembly. Nov.20-Pep Meeling. Beal Monlpelier 53-6 Pfld Won LGGQUS CllPmP'OnSll'P' lmdelealed' Jan. I5--Assembly. Beal Liberly Cenler. Dance Blq Dance alle' game' for lhose who slayed home. Nov.25-Thanksgiving Assembly. Dismissed al 3:00. No school lill Monday. l-loorayl Jan. 20-Exarnsllll l-leadachesl PAQ-E SIXTY. FOUR Qwwfiig 5 1 'f-5, xi , 3, Q fin af ig 5 gli, j K Ll K. f. gg. 'fmiffk if ' M, . ,. A . ' fy . - 5: if 5 ' i . ' r . 1 pjmwis , Q 'L 1 - 1 A A xt I , Q-,ffl r x ' , 4 R? I QA as X E fe 4 ,e ASQ! ' ' 'iv hx 'w.1V,3'.g,v -W' , Wy' 3-1 V gp ,, v N 1' J. .-.A X A ,f 5' - It ' :Ar N in 'Q IF 14'- 'Q tk Ng A le e . Q ,. fa 3,5 3 Va .l . ,.. BM'VqA. ,,. X , W5 J' U N !'!W'f 'W G W . , n. , 1' 2. ' XA. T' r i . Q A2 U. . 1ijVl,i, Q' 1 S k K kr L- 5 -MA' 4' u Q X' Q i.h,,. E.-if 4, ,.J , J -:+-:nh 4,-'.',ffi'Jf 3 i M ?if:g2?f?3rfiF' ' ,1'3rl!- V ' .r ws 10 'EL Warts Qi 1- k :Hifi Nl? ,W WL f M ' ML.,..! fl 1 , TZIIJ' --f .MY k . '9 N .Wish ,.: 5 ,v 4 , gg., ,. , .. ,. .. ' 2f?9g3if?.f1.f 'Ni' Q ,ly -f3'??'2Ti . gs Hmggb. ,X ll Lf I I ,K K x n 5 5 ei ' s A X A 1 V Q K Km! S 15 - ' .- A 111 ' ., 9. . , ,Wi -fsfy+z..,Affg4mgf,1 2 may. if ,, 5' ff' ,,45i, x. gq,.',::f-Rf 2791 iw V M msvffv' 5 1, V vi , , N 3 'ig' L ' A QE . Wiz K - mmm . ., I it ,' '1 f, gk de ky? s 'FT , J,-ss Q W 'HN ...ff 'V' .F , if - f 2. i M , W A X V L 1 ff. Hx, uw ,,,.L ,bw G 4 , , 1 hxwx A ' -bL- 'L .gif . .i, -nf' l -'gf , fx -'w..,n A wfgfklrkfw- A fififfi A -L :iw H iffy? Q if ,gf is-CW Q V Q , L sr if ' A Yffil, 5 EfiiiSP'5X'?sQ' A-.FEW f- WN- 'f1Sse:2 ylfjvillkgf-em 'Qfigfff VfIffefgqgwwiirbwkI 'Q J1i:,33xYwl?Li-+:. -g R HA ,als Uma Y. .NM- f , 3 1 I J W., f..w,,,A v si ' Q k 1 A limp if rw X ki ' , if 5' fr T YEAR ' sl Boosfer's Big Win- -music 2l-Exarnsllll Aspirin. held in Brickell gym HIS Jan. fer Formal Dance by Bob Beving+on's orchesfra. Jan. 22-No school. headaches-More as- l47-46. Af Jan. 25-Grades-More irins-Groans! Beaf Lima Cenfra one brighf spof! P leasf 'rhere was 2-23. Dance. Feb. I2--Beef Bryan 5 Feb. I6--Beef Van Werf 42-40. Feb. I9--Beaf Wauseon 60-40. Feb. 22--No school! Feb. 25- -Tom Floeffel, Bob l-lopper, Paul Shan- non, and Jim Haley fook fheir physical and HIGH IN SC OL RSHIP menral exam for fhe Air Corps af Baer Field. H A 565+ Celina 48-34. Dance' The fhree senior sfuden+s who have ranked highesf in scholarship are Mary lmber and Hilda Bilderback, who fied for +he honor of salufaforian, and Roberf Berfhold, valedicforian. Mar. 2-Tournamenf sfarfs. Defiance beaf Na- . poleon. Paulding beaf Bryan. Maumee beaf Perrysburg' Mar. I9-Two plays given in assembly program Mar. 4-Monfpelier beaf Maumee-Van Werf ?wYeSE3jlllg:TySiZZm Pep meefmq held lo honor beaf Liber+y Cenfer. ' . Mar. 20 -Seniors fake fhe Defiance College Mir' i?Def'anCe beef Swanfon-Wauseon beef Scholarship Tesf. Porf Clinfon fakes Defiance au 'ng' Bulldogs in The regional fourney fo fhe fune of 43-4 l . Mar. 8-Grade slips ll-lere we go againll Hi-Y members are 'nmafed' Mar. 24 -Seniors fake Senior Scholarship Tesf. iv1ar.9-Girls' lnferclass Baskefball Tourney Mar 26 Band d - h- . n . . - pro uces very nice assembly pro- pJpj1ns+heJLgr2!pJLsOn'bj'aefS-fhe Freshmen, Seniors gram. Dance In evening' , , , Mar. 29-Chief Jackson speaks af f-liAY rneefing Mar. Il-Defiance beaf Wauseon in fhe fhrill - - - ' game of fhe year. Monfpelier beaf Van Werf. Showing plcfw-CS of flue presenf War' Mar. I2--Defiance became fhe disfricf winner by defeafing Monfpelier. Apr. I--Tl-lE I943 DEFIANCE GOES TO PRESS! Mar. I8-F. F. A. Banquef. APRIL FOOL! If didn'+ go unfil Monday. PAGE sixTY.sEvEN THIS YEAR . . . This book is a symbol of iusl one of lhe freedoms for which our American boys are lighfing. The members of ihe Annual Slawcl humbly dedicale +heir efiorls 'lo 'rhe men of 'rhe armed forces who so bravely have given and will give 'rheir all +o make America's Hope for Vic+ory become a realily. We shall never be able +o repay fhese men of Defiance and neighboring cifies of The world: i+ is +heir courage fhaf makes us realize fha? our conlribulions To lhe war efiorl are noihing compared To Jrheirs. We of fhe home froni musl do our parm' by providing our heroes wilh 'lhe imple- menis of war, so 'rhal before very long we may see fhe presenl' conflicl' come io lhe all-imporfanl climax, a complele and smashing viclory for lhe Allies. PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT 1 ,f 1 ' I , , - , .. . ..... ............,..,.. ........ . M W - -, . ,., ., , IN APPRECIATION . . The sI'aII of Ihe HI943 Defiance wishes Io ex- press iIs deepes+ appreciafion and Thanks Io 'rhe business rnen and cifizens of Ihis communify who 'helped supporf our annual wi+h Their aclverfise- n'1en'rs and con+ribuIions. PAGE SEVENTY M w uuwmwun1n umuuumummmwwmnvmwwuwwuwumumuuznmuuumuumwuwnmnwuuuvuumwz nmwwu mmm-am COMPLIMENTS OF ADAMS COMPLIMENTS OF BILDERBACK'S GROCERY The Central Die and Stamping Co. Manufaciurers of Small Dies and Lighi Mefal THE CHARLES CO. - S+-wpings DEFIANCES Busiesr Spofwelding ' Assembling DEPARTMENT SpeciaI+ies STORE 2l9 Clinion S+. Defiance, Ohio HOMEMADE CANDIES COMPLIMENTS AND OF ICE CREAM CITY FUEL CO. Fresh Daily Esiablished I904 GESEETTO COMPLIMENTS OF ARPS JERSEY FARM JERSEY CREAMLINE MILK PHONE 5I0 For fhe LaI'esI' VICTOR RECORDS VISIT DIEHL'S HARDWARE RECORD DEPARTMENT COMPLIMENTS OF BOLLEY MOTOR SALES 8 Clinfon S+. Defiance, OI1 BUICK AND OLDSMOBILE We Servic AII M It I C COMPLIMENTS OF DEFIANCE GROCERY CO. Th C Baker-Slnindler Contracting Co. - The Baker-Shindler Builders' Supply Co. -l - FIRST AND PERRY PHONE 596 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE GOLDENETZ FLOWER sl-IOPPE GROCERY RUESS 8: SNYDER Home of 323 Cl S S 81 W FINER FOODS The Opportunity and Responsibility of this anci Succeeding Generations . TO PRESERVE AND NOURISH THE FOUR FREEDOMS . . . FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM FREEDOM OF SPEECH OF WORSHIP FROM WANT FROM FEAR . . . NOT FOR OURSELVES ALONE BUT FOR ALL PEOPLES EVERYWHERE The Crescent - News . 1 PEVET FVE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE C'-A55 OF '943 COMPLIMENTS -it OF KRUTSCH UHLMAN'S CLEANERS Department Store DEFIANCE, OHIO COMPUMENT5 COMPLIMENTS OF OF THE THE TENZER LUMBER NEW BR ADFQRD COMPANY RESTAURANT HOYT COMPCQLMENTS HARDWARE co RYMERS' SHERWIN-WILLIAMS BOWLING ALLEY CIin+on S'I'ree+ STAINS Ph o 204 CI Say I+ WHI1 Flowers' QUALITY MEATS KIRCHER'S FLOWERS . I I9 Jefferson Avenue S MEAT MARKET PHONE 237 Yo S enhflc Je I COMPLIMENTS Where +I1e Young People Sh OF THE VALENTINE ZIMMERMAN'S JEWELRY COFFEE SHOP 608 CIin'ron S+ree+ Compliments of Defiance Screw Machine Products 733 PERRY STREET PHONE 5I 52 STUDENTS! EVERYTWNG 'N FOR ENTERTAINMENT SCHOOL SUPPLIES - i11- VALENTINE ana THE STRAND THEATRES PRINT SHOPPE 42 I Cli nion S+. Phone 23l HELLO FRIEND! Meei' Me ai' DEFIANCE CLOTHIERS Yea - Blue and Whi+e Hangouf COMPLIMENTS OF Swift and Company SHERMAN'S CLOTHING HOUSE C,,M,,,,ME,,,S WHERE PRICES ARE RIGHT CF We Feafure All Wool CIoI'I'Ies Inferwoven Hosiery, Emerson Crawford Tool and I'IaI's, Mack SI'IirI's, Wembley Ties Manufacturing BUY AT COITTPBHY SHERMAN'S TYPEWRITER COMPLIMENTS SALES AND SERVICE OF CLEMENS CompIimen+s of Mrs. MabeIIe Nicely, Proprie'I'ress BOOK STORE Hgme of Hal Lower, Mgr. COMPLETE SCHOOL SUPPLIES I045 Wilhelm Phone 728 WE DON'T CHARGE FOR OUR COMP'-IMENTS GOOD SERVICE OF Experf Greasing 4. SHOE STORE EXPERT FITTERS - X-RAY GROGG'S SERVICE STATION GracIua+e CI'Iiropodis+ The Defiance Automatic Screw Co. FORT WAYNE ROAD Walter J. Linhardt Your Jeweler 325 Clinron Sfreef DEFIANCE, OHIO J . C. PENNEY CO. COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S WEAR 424-425 Clinfon Sheer ordefxd ICE CREAM WEAR HUNTER'S GLASSES I I COMPLIMENTS OF Defiance Machine Worlcs DEFIANCE, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF I943 First Federal Savings and Loan Association F. J. Baker F. F. Coressel R. C. Zeller Augusi' B. Fipp Erwin L. Clemens Florian J. Eclr Beri E. Davis Mariorie Bansen Sisco Henrieiia Masierson Mary Weaner G T coMPuMENTs VAL . U O F DRESS SHOP 'J' M' DRESS BETTER FOR LESS GROCERIES AND MEATS PHONE 656 200 CIin'ron S+. Defiance, Ohio 405 CIin+on S+. Defiance, Ohio FINE CAKES AND PASTRY ROSENBERGER'S Always Fresh KINDER PASTRY SHOPPE PHONE 663 Corner Second and CIin+on Sireefs CUT RATE DRUGS The Oufsfanding Drug Sfore of Defiance YOU ALWAYS FIND BARGAINS HERE THE DEFIANCE R. C. ALBERTUS DAIRY CQ. I I4 CIinI'on SI'reeI PU R I TY ALI- KINDS PERFECTLY PASTEURIZED OF MILK AND CREAM Le+ Us Serve You 825-27 Perry S+. Phone I26 E C T FOUR EQUITY DAIRY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF JAFFE'S ICE CREAM Women's Wear, Inc. AND DAIRY PRODUCTS 5 I 2 Clinron S+. Phone 292 508 CIin'ron S+. Defiance, Ohio THE BA:-:MER PACKING Huber Moto' CQMPANY Transportation Co., Inc. FINE MEATS FOR A . FINE COMMUNITY.. 634 Ralsfon Ave. Defiance, Ohio 0 We Supply Dinner BeII Brand Io Defiance and Surrounding Area PHONE 993 and 973 Congratulations to time Ciass of 1943 f Defiance Aiioyed Products Co Photographs that Live Forever f Smith Studio QOGRAAA, +0 -fm. 4' : ,Mlhllllw wllllia - .. -.vu Q fy 941 xl' MONNQF ' WILEY R. SMITH P P The Defiance Printing 8: Engraving Co. Printers ff Engravers rr Binders Q Telephone 135 C Printers ol High School and College Annuals for over Thirty Years P GE EIG TY SEVEN COMPLIMENTS OF CLIFF BAKER INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE 2l8 VIVIAN KEENAN McConneII Truck Line Homeowweo DEPENDABLE SERVICE All Poin+s in Ohio, Indiana and MILLINERY DRESSES ACCESSORIES 4 I 7 CIinI'on S+. Defiance COMPLIMENTS OF H. H. MOLLENCUP Michigan LEADING JEWELER I I07 S. Jackson S'I'ree'r E51-ablighed l895 PHONE 556 COMPSMENTS HOFFMAN 8s SON F REAL ESTATE 1 S EDWIN PAUL FINER MEATS 6I I Second S+. Defiance, OI1io I I4 Cliniion S+ree+ PHONE 665 PHONE 477 G G- The State Bank of Defiance Complete Banking Service COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT BANK MONEY ORDERS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TRAVELERS' CHEOUES MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION at 5 Congratulations, WI 3 III I li Says Reddy Kiiowatt, jp For seeing tI1e way witI1 I Better I.igI1tingH The Toledo Edison Company DEFIANCE DIVISION COMPLIMENTS COMPSEAENTS OF DeLUXE CLEANERS DCUBI-E U I-OCKER SERVICE WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE NATIONAL 5Zl5lZZ?i,f,,,. ,nce I MEMORIAL STONE MZa::::,':i2:eePe'S COMPANY FIRESTONE STORES 206 CIin+on S+. DeHance, Ohio Complimenfs of INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED MOTOR SALES I02 Home Sav. 8: Loan Bldg. DEFIANCE, OHIO QUALITY USED CARS ALSO NEW CARS PHONE 992 COMPLIMENTS OF Defiance Stamping Company DEFIANCE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF The Christ. Diehl Brewing Co. 70 Years of Quality R. G. Phillips Plating Company ELECTROPLATING DEFIANCE, OHIO IF IT'S AVAILABLE WE HAVE IT . 1- MEATS - GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS WOOLWORTH'S AND Sc and 105 VEGETABLES DELIVERIES: 9:30 A.M. - 2:30 P.M. NOLAN'S MARKET The Farmers Co-operative Company DEFIANCE, OHIO Sou+I1 Side Easf Side Nor+I1 Side Phone I64 297 576 FEED - GRAIN - COAL FARMERS' SUPPLIES Lei' Us Mix Your Raiions SKYWAY OR HIGHWAY B. F. GOODRICH FIRST IN RUBBER L B. F. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES DEFIANCE, on-no FLAMINGO ALWAYS A GOOD PLACE MEET YO-Ui FRIENDS Russel Smi+I1, Manager DEFIANCE COMPLIMENTS WELDING CO. OF Manufacfurers of BO-PEEP BABY SWINGS DISPLAY FIXTURES AND RACKS 60I W. FourI'I1SI'. Defiance, Ohio AGE NINET THREE COMPLIMENTS OF PECK DRUG STORE TELEPHONE I78 Residence Phone 696 Office Phone I05 L. Wayne Hopkins LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Farms and Ci+y Proper+y For Sale and Exchange Residence Office I008 Jefferson 504 CIinIon S+. DEFIANCE, OHIO COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF MAHER THE FASHION SHOP CoaI Bhd Ice COITIPBYIY DEFIANCE, OHIO SEITHER'S RESTAURANT WAYNE SERVICE AUTO REPAIRING GREASING AND PARTS GAS AND OILS CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS 425 Eas+ Second S+. PAGE NINETY FOUR eongtatufationa to glass of 1943 The Defiance Home Saving and Loan Association DEFIANCE, OHIO em ei' M b Th F deral Home Loan Bank Sy t Th F d I S g ci L I C p t ESTABLISHED I888 COMPLIMENTS CDF Lynch Manufacturing Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF MANSFIELD FURNITURE CO. The BRINNON WaII Paper 81 Paint Co. EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE 4 I 5 CIin'ron S+. Defiance COMPLIMEN TS OF MORRIS BROS. FUNERAL HOME To TI1ose Less Fortunate I, Carrol Seiple, bequeafh my WiIIyum Io anyone who can sfand +I1e name. I, Howard Schlosser, do will and bequeaII1 my seaf in Mr. MaxweII's second period s+udy I1aII Io anyone who can sfand ii. I, RoberI' SCIWWGITZGF, do will my abiIi+y Io sI'ucIy all of my Iessons before class 'ro Jack Pixler. Wfe, Ru+Iw Young, I-IeIen S+enger and BeHy Sue Morris cIo will and bequea+I'1 our ex+ra IwaIIincI'1es in I1eigIiI To JoI'1n Layman, so he can see over II1e counfer IConImu d n Page 99I WALK-OVER FOOT COMFORT SHOP BETTER SHOES AII FiI'+ings Checked by X-Ray fn 3... 2-0 0-1 '35 ET SIE' EU: 3. I U E . 'I J' Z O In i O I L I O l'l'1 ::e0Q99,:'? PAC I: NINETY SIX DU DRCJP INN Confectionery Groceries LuncI1 Ice Cream aio E. SECOND sr. PHONE 6:6 HERMAN ISHORTYI DERROW Defiance Motor SaIes C65 PONTIAC C85 4I7 SECOND sr. ' PHONE vas WHERE QUALITY USED CARS ARE sow Herman IShorIyI Derrow The Lectrolite Corporation DEFIANCE, OHIO COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS HOFFMAN KENT BURIAL FURNITURE CO. VAULT SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF FINE FURNITURE SINCE l858 R. G. Wohn Mr. Mr. AI Winnow R. H. Sufphen WaII'er T. Spicer Kei+h D. Spangler D. J. Slosser L. A. Sherry Mr. TeIIis T. Shaw Mr. F. J. Seiberf Mrs. FIorence Palmer Dr. P. B. Newcomb Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Dr. Major C. A. Musgrave E. P. Mifchell Dr. Mr. Claude McMiIIen Mr. Charles McCIymonds Mr. D. J. Marks Mr. Vic+or L. Mansfield Mr. C. W. Mansfieid Miss Mary Ann Krouse Dr. J. G. Klein Dr. C. W. Kimble Mr. M. A. GoIIer FRIENDS OF 'HE ANNUAL AFriend Mr. J. A. Fox Dr. John U. Faus+er, Sr. Dr. John U. Fausfer, Jr. Dr. Mr G. D. Edgar . J. F. Deai-rick Dr. Richard A. Cunningham Dr. N. A. Cunningham Mr. Erwin L. Clemens Dr. Dr. G. D. Bran+ Coi+ A. Black To Those Less Fortunate fcontinuedj We. Zelma WaI+ers and E+heI Trubey will our skafing abiliiy Io Nora Lee Cooper. I, Virginia Smiih will my quieiness Io Hazei Young. We, Donna Jeanne LinIc, Joan Williams, and Margarei Moore do will and bequearh our abiliiy Io gef Miss CarpenIer's gear in Iyping cIass Io Par Barr, BeH'y Lang and Luella Memmer. I, Lois Scheuerman, will my running around ai noon 'ro anyone who wanfrs +o Iose weighr. I, Darrol Seipie, do will by abiliiy 'ro play bas- Ice+baII and Ioorball and my way wirh 'rhe women +o Lowell Tope, who seems 'ro have a good sfari. I, Paul Shannon, do will my Bu+ch Cui 'ro Pai Barr. I am sure she Iikes ii very much. I, IIah Srorlc, will my musical abiIi'ry Io Joan Spicer: may she enjoy ii. I, Marvin Widmer, will and bequeafh my nick- name Shor'ry 'ro Mr. Senger. I, Cecil Sanford, will my pleasing smiIe Io Bill Cooper, who seems Io rake life quiie seriousIy. I, Bob Meriz, hereby Ieave my superior foor- baII abiIi+y 'ro Charles Wahl who will undoubied- Iy need ii' nexi year. I, Marilyn Pa'r+en, do will and bequeaih my cheer Ieader's ou+ii+ +o Tom New+on who fhinks he would like 'ro use ir. ICon+inued on Page IOOI PAGE NINETY-NINE Defiance Metal Products Company James M. Zachrich, M.M.C.C. Pvt. Richard P. Zachrich, H. 8: S. U.S.S. Yorktown 2nd Airdrome Bn. cfo Postmaster, New York, N. Y. Camp Dunlap Division B Niland, California R. ROUT WHOLESALE - RETAIL COAL - COKE HARD COAL STOKER PHONE 25I To Those Less Fortunate Qcontinuedl I, Chauncey Morse, will my Plymouth to any- one else who has a machine-shop in his garage. I, Richard Rulman, will my ability to make a Iot ot noise to Bob Marshall. I, Donna Patten, will my boy triend in the Army to no one. I, Margaret Minck, will my long walk home to Mary Hotiman. I, John Rosendale, will my Iordly height to Mary Lou Marchal. I, Robert G. Rex Esq., do hereby will my nick- name and ability to stay out ot trouble lboth in school and with the tair sexl to Tony Smith and Gene I-Ioettel, since one person couldn't possibly do iustice to the heritage. I, Dave McKeen, will by ability not to keep my hair combed to my brother Bob: I hope he suc- ceeds. I, Monica Peitter, will my quiet bashtulness to Mary Lou Stitsel. I, Richard Rost, will my height to Bill Conroy who already is doing all right by himselt. PAGE ONE HUNDRED l, Bill Prachl, will my love ol school lo anyone else who won'l leave lhe building al 4:l5. l, Bill Weidenhamer, will my iob al lhe bowl- ing alley lo Dick l-lammon. l, Fred Schroeder, will and bequealh my love ol Shakespeare lo Miss Carler wilh my compli- menls. l, Bruce Scheuerman, do will my Bunny lo anyone who can do il iuslice and wanls lo carry il around. l, Roberl Schwarzbek, do will my arlislic lal- enls lo Bob Marshall: maybe he could use il. l, Gene Sigg, do will and bequealh all ol my quielness and sludious aclivilies in lhe library lo Bill Krulsch and Tearle Hall. l, Richard Wohn, will my soda jerking and dishwashing job al Nick's lo any iunior boy who is classilied in 4-F and who doesn'l mind gelling dishpan hands. l, Richard Slork, will my soprano voice lo any sevenlh grader who lhinks he can keep his. l, Mary Schudel, do will some ol my hair lo Mr. l-liall. l, Norma Yeager, will and bequealh my Blue Mondays lo Joan Jacob. l, Madeline Schwarz, will my abilily lo keep quiel when l'm angry lo Trude Oelke. l, Kalhryn Welch, will my londness lor public speaking lo anyone who likes lo lace an audience. l. Donna Snider, will my walk lo religious lrain- ing lo Belly Rymers who will need il lor anolher year. l, Belly Sidner, will my drum maiorelle po- silion lo anyone who likes lo clean while bools. l, Eunice Pickering, will my quielness in class lo Rex Hubbard, who could use a lillle. l, June Roehrig, will my love ol public speak- ing lo anyone who lhinks he mighl like il. l, Reba Relyea, will my reliring nalure lo Lois Kreischer, who could use some. l, Norman l-lockman, will my abilily lo blow lon lhe lrumpell lo Dave Waldron lo use as he sees lil. l, Cooly Howell, my nimble lingers on lhe piccolo lo lhe sousaphone seclion ol lhe band, especially Eddie Nihiser. l. Mary lmber. my +aIen+ lor making unique announcemenls lo my brolher Ambrose, who has a wonderful slarl. I, Thelma Maass, my abilily lo go sleady lo Belly Rymers, who needs il. l, Garnell Lano, my abundanl lresses lo Nancy Linhardl. l, Rila Milchell, my correspondence lis+ lo any- one who has lhe lime and lalenl lo help morale. l, Mary Luck, my hilarious giggle lo my quiel, unassuming cousin, Mary Wamser. We, Paul Limbaugh, and Phil McCarlhy, our aslonishing abilily in chemislry lo John Gallup. l, Ervin Kershner, my energy lo work endlessly lhrough all eighl periods ol lhe day lo Jack Turk. l, Johnny Kaduk. my recenlly acquired excess poundage lo Charles Parlee. I, Bill Keller, my place in lhe back row of lhe choir lo anyone e se who doesn'l like lo be seen. l, Bill Lang, my lovely, red converlible lo Char- lie Bock. l, Jim Kissner, one ol my sludy halls lo anyone else who needs lhe sleep. l, Roger Joosl, my lough beard lo lhe shop class lo use lor sand paper. I, Elsie Marks, my hall monilor seal sevenlh period lo Pal Flory. l, Belly McBroom, my lhird period sludy halls lo Eugene Marks. l, Leona Marckel, my queenly abilily lo anyone who can sland lhe slrain. I, Gene Killion, my big ears lo anyone who will keep 'em llying. l, Lowell Mayer, my grave-yard shill lo lhose unmenlionables who dare lo sleep during school. l, Joanna l'-loslelller, my reliring nalure lo my brolher Joe, who obviously needs some. l, Maynard Kern, my slale gum under sludy- hall desks lo any underclassmen who like spear- minl. We, lhe Eighl-ball Club, Mary Davis, Joan En- sign, Hilda Bilderback, Beulah l-lolfman. Marlha Murphy, Belly Jean Morris, Jeanne Lisk, and Sally Waldron, our slricl allenliveness during a movie lo anyone else who can fill up a whole row. We, Agnes Ball, and Mabel Conkrighl, will our lalenl lor wriling lo service men in all lour corners ol lhe earlh lo anyone who has available lime. l, Tom Hoellel, my inleresl in malhemalics back lo Mr. Kuhn. l, Dorolhy Beavers, my quiel manner lo Bill Seyboldl. l, Carmen Blanchard, my lyping abilily, using all live lingers, lo Mr. Shipe. PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE We, Bob Cooper, I-lomer Gollzene, and Diclc Colwell, our carrols 'ro any o+her fulure members of 'rhe air corps. We, Annabelle Desgrange, and Donna Parlen, our comradeship 'ro Pal Kroeclcel and Thelma I-loeiiel. I, Virginia Bond, my abili'ry To ge? along wi+h all my +eachers Io my brorher John. I, Kafhleen Brown, my place on +he bus 'ro who- ever can fill il besf. l, Wilma Frisinger, my abilily 'ro fall: in Mr. Shipe's srudy hall +o Mary Miler, who will carry on very well. I, Charles Duerlc, my voice back 'ro Henry Aldrich. I, Bob I-larris, my privale comb 'ro Mr. Targen- horsr, who won'+ need i'r long al 'rhe ra+e he's going. I, Jim Haley. my place in 'rhe male quar+e'r Io Marvin Blanchard. I, Don Florence, my execulive abilily +o nexl year's presidenf of +he Nalional I-Ionor Sociery. May lhey sell bigger and beHer bonds. I. Marian Maag, my baslcelball suil To Beverly Marihugh. I, Dorolh I-Iamrnon, my sponlaneous giggle, 'ro anyone else who is easily Iickled. I, Dennis Dyserr, my asfonishing abili+y 'ro fell srories in Eng ish class +o my undersfudy, Orson Welles. I, Clarabelle Feeney, my efforrs foward +he home room programs fo my successor in Miss Car+er's home room. I, Bernard I-Iasselschwerf. my place in F.F.A. +o Joe Seiber+. I, Marion I-lammer, my Ialenl for being girl- shy and yer go sleady fo any inconsisfenl under- classman. I, Wilma Jean Ei+niear, some of my ex'rra heigh+ To Joanne Mehring. I, Jack Behringer, will Jeanne Lisk +o whoever can s'rand 'rhe o+her seven as sfeady companions. I, Bolo I-Iopper, some exlra heighf +o Mr. Max- well. I, Virginia Erman, my ralenl for being Iale +o classes +o anyone else who has an excuse. I, Karherine Marshall, my quie+ shyness lo Mary Hoffman. I, Madonna Mack, my love lgr-r-rl for 'ryping +o Rosy Brady. I, Bolo Berfhold, my giggle ro Lois S+enger, who will make good use of if, I'm sure. J PAGE ONE' HUNDRED TWO CONGRATULATIONS to THE CLASS 0F 1943 Q53 E 32933 M328 QQ The Defiance Milk Products Co Baringer, Shirley-24, 26, 58, 62 PICTURE INDEX A Adams, Belly Jean-3, 28, 30, 50, 54 Adams, Dale-37 Adams, Dolores--28, 49, 53, 54, 59 Adams, Jean-24, 50, 53, 53, 54, 58, 65 Anderson, Pauline-32, 58, 66 Ankney, James-28 Ankney, Roberf-34 Archambeaulf, Charloffe-37 Archambeaulf, Edmund-34 Ashbacher, Arlene-32, 53, 65 Ashbauqh, Leona--34 Babbiff, Frances-28, 54, 58 Babinger, Ilah-28 Bahmer, Louise-25, 32 Bahmer, Edward-2, 34 Bailey, Lowell-32, 58 Baldwin, June-34, 53 Ball, Sylvia-32 Ballreich, Dick-34, 53 Ballreich, Grayce-24, 50, 53, 53, 65 Barber, James-32 Baringer, Naomi-28 Baringer, Wilma-32, 54 BarneH', Donna-24, 4l, 50, 53, 58, 65 Barnhill, Pal-24 Barr, Pal'-24, 48, 50, 50, 54, 59, 60, 60, 6l Bail, Agnes-I3, 26, 58 Bair, Dick-I3 Bali, Marie-28, 58 Bauer, Lola-24, 50, 58, 62 Bauer, Maxine-3, 32, 53, 53, 54, 65 Bauer, Theodore-34 Bauer, Vera-34 Beardsley, James-34 Beardsley, Ralph-24 Beavers, Don--2, 24, 53, 53, 53, 65 Beavers, Dorofhy-7, I3 Beebe, Lois--32, 4I, 54 Beebe, Richard-2, 37 Behringer, Dick-2, 24, 6l, 66 Behringer, Jack-I3, I3, 40, 46, 47, 50, 60, 66 Behringer, Paul-24, 58 Behrmann, Pauline--2, 32, 58 Beiswenger, Donald-32, 53 Beindorf, Marge-24, 53, 58, 65 Ber+hold, John-25, 37, 53 Berlholcl, Roberl--4, 5, I3, 4l, 50, 59, 60, 66, 67 Bilderback, I-lilda-4, I3, 4I, 43, 50, 54, 54, 57, 59, 60, 66, 67 Bisfel, I.oAnn-32 Blanchard, Carmen-I3, 50, 54, 59, 59, 60, 60 Blanchard, Marvin--28, 30, 43, 50, 53, 53, 53, 56, PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR 57, 65 Blue, F. G.-I I, 33, 44, 44, 46 Blue, Harold-32, 48 Blue, Lefha--34 Bock, Charles-24 Bock, George-34 Bode, F. H.-2, 9, 43, 54 Bode, Freddie-6 Boff, Kennefh-24 Bohlmann, Ann-62, 62, 63 Bohlmann, Mary-62 Bohlmann, Jim-34, 48 Bohn, Lee Ann-62, 62 Bohn, Richard-24 Bond, John-24, 50, 50 Bond, Nancy-2, 34 Bond, Ralph-28 Bond, Virginia-I3 Boslelman, Donna-32 Bowers, Eugene-32, 48 Bowers, Helen-34 Bowers, James-37 Bowers, Virginia-24, 50, 54, 54, 57, 59 Boyd, John-37 Brady, Rosemary-24, 50, 54, 57, 59, 59 Brannan, Eugene-25, 32, 53, 65 Brannan, Kennefh-34 Bridenbaugh, Tom-6I Brinck, Clara-37 Brown, BaH'y-34 Brown, Jesse-32, 58 Brown, Kafhleen-I3, 26 Brown, Mary Belle-28 Brown, Peggy-34 Brown, Sharon-62, 62 Brown, Valeria-48 Bucka lman, George-65 Buckmasfer, Helen-24, 58 Buckmas+er, Roberf--30, 33 Burkhart Lamberf-32, 53 Burns, JoAnn-32, 58 Bushong, Frances-34 Bussing, Rose Mary-37 Bulsch, Marilyn-32, 54 C Cain, Pauline-37 Carnahan, Glen-58 Carnahan, Thelma-32 Carpenfer, Barbara-I I, 59, 60 Carroll, Herberl--27 Carrer, Maude-II Casio, Anne-32, 54 Clark, Frank-32, 48, 53, 65 Clark, Joan-25, 28, 50, 54, 62, 62 Clark, Pafly-34, 54 Clingaman, David-I I, 56, 57 Cochrun, Marguerife-5, II, 34, 4I, 60 Coffman, Bull-34 Coffman. Florence-28, 58 Coffman, Jean-32, 54 Colwel l, Richard-I3, I5, 42, 44, 44, 45 Conkrighf, Mabel-I3 Conkriqht Virgil-3, 3, 34 Conroy, Bill-24, 40, 44, 47, 48, 58 Conroy, John--32, 48, 53, 65 Cooper, Bull-32 Coope r, Mary Lou-32, 54, 58 Cooper. Nora Lee-34 Coope Coope r, Roberf--I3, I7, 57 r, Wanda-24, 26 Cordray, James-37 Cordray, Be'H'y--57 Cromly, Donald-24, 27 Crossland, Donald--28, 40, 50, 53, 65, 66 Cullen, Bill-62 Culler, Dorolhy-32, 54 Cummins, Clarence-28 Cunningham, N. A.-8 Cupp, Dollie-34 Cupp, Frances-54, 58 Cupp, James--37. 48 Curfland, Dick'-I5 D Davis, Mary-I3, 49, Sl, 54, 57, 59, 60 Dealrick, Dick-62 Deckrosh, Phyllis-34 Dederman, Jean-32, 54, 65 Delndoerfer, Jim--32 Deincloerfer, John-28, 3l, 50, 57,, 57, 65 Derricoffe, Bruce-32, 48, 53, 65 Derricolle, Gene-l8, 24, 40, 44, 44, 45, 46, 47, 50. 53, 57, 59 Derringer, Jean-28, 50, 54 Derringer, Lee-34 Desch, Beffy-28, 50, 59 Desqrange, Annabelle-I3, 27, 50, 50, 54, 59 Diehl, Lowell--28, 40, 44, 50, 57, 65 Diehl, Paul-28, 54 Diehl, Terry-65 Dirr, Marilyn-37, 37, 53 Dlsbro, Bill-37, 48, 53, 54, 65 Disheaux, Dick--28 Doan, Ca'l'herine-24 Doenqes, Marilyn-32 Dohoney, Donald--28 Dohoney, Mary-32 Dorn, Helen-2, II Duerk, Charles-I3, I6, I7, 57, 65 Duerk, James-37, 48, 53, 65, 66 Duerk, Junior--24 Duerk, Lois-24, 54, 58, 59 Duerk, William-28, 50. 56, 57 DuPon+, Dick--2, 24 Durkee, C. A.-65 Dyserf, Dennis-I3, 60, 66 Dyserf, Jacqueline-24, 59, 66 Dyserf, Pafricia--28, 30 Easley, Don-24 Eifniear, Bernard-32 Eifniear, Roberf--37 Eifniear, Wilma-I3, 60 Engelmenn, Lydia--24, 50, 54, 62 English, Gloria--28, 50 Ensign, George-37, 53, 65 Ensign, Joan-l3, I7, 50, 54, 57, 60 Ensign, Lesfere-6, 24, 50 Erman, Merfon-43 Erman, Virginia-I4, 52, 53. 53, 54, 58, 59, Essex, Alber+-58, 62 Essex. Raymond-34, 53 Evans, J. Eugene-I I, 30, 40, 43, Sl. 65 Evans, Margare+ Ann-6I, 62 Evriff, Lawrence--32, 56, 57 F Fawceff, N. G.-8, 66 Fawcefl, Mrs. N. G.--4 Fausf, Barbara--37, 53 Fedderke, Jack-28, 50, 56, 57. 57 Feeney, Clarabelle--I4, 50, 57 Feller, Channing-32, 43. 58 Fenfer, Merlyn-37 Fillman, Raymond-25. 50, 53 Fisher, Kennefh--34 Flinf, Jane?-32 Florence, Dolores-37 Florence, Donald-3, I4, 48, 59, 65 Florence, Norma--34 Flory, Nancy-32, 54 Flory, Pafricia--28, 50. 54, 57, 59 Fonf, Dorofhy-34 Frederick, Glen-42, 44, 44, 45, 46. 47, 58 Frederick, Helen-28, 54 Freeman, Alice-28, 30, 50. 58 Freese, Belly-28, 3l Freese, Dorofhy-25, 50 Frisinger, Cleo--37. 48 Frisinger, Harold-32, 48 Frisinger, Leo-37. 48 Frisinger, Wilma-I4, 59, 60, 60, 66 Froelich, Alice-28, 30, 50, 57, 58 Fromer, Paul-37 Frcrner, Rosalie-32, 54 Fronk, Bonnie-32 Fry, Earl--32, 44, 44, 47 Fry, Esfher-37, 65 Funk, Belly-3, 25, 50 Funk, Marie--34 G Gallup, John-4, 25, 27, 53, 57, 57, 57, 60 Gallup, Mary-25, 49, 50, 54, 59, 60, 60, 6 Gary, Norma-37 Gearing, Don-25, 50 Gebharf, Margaref-43 Geiger, Virgil-28, 44, 44, 48 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE 65 2 Gerlcen, Winifred-25, 50, 53, 54, 58, 59, 65 Gessner, Lois-34 Gessner, Mariorie-25, 50, 53, 53, 54, 59, 65 Gibler. Virgil-37 Giddings, Dolores-28, 50, 53, 54, 57 Giesige, Raymond-28, 44, 65 Gifler. Evelyn-3, 25, 50, 54 GiH'er, Rosemary-43 Goins, Dolores-29, 30, 4l, 50, 53, 54, 65 Gollzene, Horner-3, l4, 65 Goodwin. Virgil-37 Gorrall, Thomas-29 Goshia, Jack-34 ' Goslyne. Helen-32, 54 Gran+, Colleen-34 Granl, Grazia-I I, 49 Grawbarger, Joan-37 Gray, Thomas-32 Greiner, Russel-37 Grieser, Fred-29, 53 Grimm, Belle-32 Griswold, Edwin-32, 48, 53, 56, 57 Groqg, Lee-32, 53, 65 Groh, Dalha-32 Greulman, Mary Lou-37 Gump, Dick-2, 29 Gusfwiler, Pearl-29 Gulmann. Donald-29 Gurmann. Donelda-29 H Hadley, Donna--24, 25, 50, 50, 58. 62 Hadley, Jean-34 Hahn, Berlha--29, 54 Hahn, Marilyn-37 Hahn, Rolland-29 Hale, Belly-25, 43 Hale, James-32, 48 Haley, Jim-3, l4, 40, 44, 44, 45, 45, 50, Hall, Harold-25, 43, 54, 57, 57, 60, 62 Hall, John-25, 50, 62 Hall, Molly-6I, 62 Hall, Rosemarie-34 Hall, Tearle--25, 48 Hall. Winfield-37, 54, 65, 66 Hammer, Imogene-29, 58, 59 Hammer, Marion-I4 Hammon, Dorolhy-I4 Hammon, Richard-32, 44, 44 Hammons, Florence--34 Hanlcer, Lee-32, 54 Hanna, Alice--6l, 62 Harmon, Morris-34 Harris, Bob-I4 Hasselschwerf, Bernard-l4, l5, 57 Hasselschwerr, Mildred-29 Hasselschwerl. Richard-25, 6l Hazelswart Jim-29 Hazelswarl, Rira-32, 54 Hedrick, Helen-32 Hedrick, Roberll-2, I4 Heidepriem, Belly-37 PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIX 50, 57, 66 Heiclepriem, Donna-34 Heil, Marie-37, 53 Heilshorn, Orville-4, 29 Heilshorn, Rufh-25, 48, 49, 49, 50, 54 Helf, Marvin-25 Hellard, Earl-29 Hemlein, Jim-43 Hench, Jean-6, 25, 54, 57 Herder, Norman-25, 48 Herder, Roberl'-34 Hesselschwardf, Huberf-I4, 58 Hesselschwardl, Marvin-29, 58 Heusi, O. J.-7, 7, ll, 65 l'lia'l l', 6. B.-l l, 34 Hialf, Jean-6 Highland, Belly-25, 59 Hill, John-34 Hirsch, Herberl'-32 Hirsch, Joyce-2, 32, 53 .57 Hoclcman, Norman-3, l4, IB, 50, 53, 53, 53, 57, 60, 65 Hoeflel, Clare-2, ll, 37, 48, 48, 65 Hoeflel, Eugene-32, 48 Hoeffel, Palricia-29, 50, 54 Hoeflel, Thelma-25, 50, 54, 6l Hoffman. Beulah-I4, l8, 50, 54. 59, 60 Hoffman, Lois-4, 53 Hoffman, Mary-29, 30, 43, 50, 53, 53, Hoge, Vernon-34 Hohenberger, Bernard-25, 57, 62 Hohenberger, Darleen-29, 37 Hohenberger, Darwood--30 Holman, Bernadine-29 Hopper, Bob-I4, 40, 46, 47, 66 Hopper, Gene-25, 47 Horn, Elizabelh-37 l-loshock, Jack--32 Hos'fe'r'rler, Richard-29 l-lowell, Eldridge ..,. 3, 3, l4, 40, 50, 53,5 Hubbard, Joanna-37, 53 Hubbard, Rex-25, 50, 53, 57, 6l, 65 Hull-L. Kennelh-l I, 57 Hull, Mary-32, 49, 54 HurH, Donaldray-37, 53, 65 Hufchins. Esfher--29 Hulchins, Gene-37, 54 Hulchinson, Joyce-25. 26, 54, 58 Hulchinson, Ralph-25 lmber, Ambrose-32. 48, 56, 57 lmber, Mary-4, l5, 49, 54, 59, 60, 62, lmber, Tom-6l J Jackson, Chief Pelly Officer-65 Jacob, Bill--I5 Jacob, Joan--29, 49, 54, 58 Jacob, Ralph-32, 54 Jacoby, Naomi-28, 29, 54, 58 54, 57, 62, 65 3, 57, 65 66. 67 Jenlcins. Pal-29, 50. 53. 53, 65 Jenlcins. Phyllis-34. 53. 65 Jone s. Kennefh-29. 65 Jones. Marie-34 Joosf, Roger-I5. 40. 50 Juergens. Pal-29. 43. 53, 53. 53, 57. 59. 65 Juslus. Berfha Mae-37. 53 Juslus. Glenna--3, 32 K Kadulc, John-I5. 40. 50. 54. 57. 59 Karnmeyer, Efhel-29 Karnes, Dewey-29 Karnes. Donald-29 Karr. Donald--29. 47. 65 Keclr. Donald-34 Keclc. Virginia-29 Kehnasf. Augusla-2. ll. 54 Keller. Bill-3. I5. 50 Keller. Donald-29, 50 Keller. Richard-25, 29, 43. 58 Kenn edy. Lawrence-37 Kennedy. Norma-32 Kenn ing. Belly Ann-29 Kenl, Karen-62. 62 Kern, Maynard-l3. I5. I6 Kershner. Ervin-I5 Kernshner. Gene-32 Killion. Gene-I5 Killion, Lucille-29. 50. 54. 58 Kimberly. Barbara--30. 50, 54 King. Joyce-30, 50. 53. 65 Lawler. Carmah--34 Layman, David-34. 53 Layman. John l8+hl-37, 53 Layman. John llllhl-26, 40. 48. 50. 50. 57. 6l Layne. Mary-3. 32 Layne. Roberf--37, 48 Leever. Pauline--30 Leifhauser. Noreen-30 Leonard. John-4. 29. 30. 50 Leonard. Jaclc-44 Lero. Joann--37 Lewis. Mary Ella-32. 54 Lighf. Irene-32 Linebrinlc. Roger-34 Linhardf. Nancy-26. 50. 54. 57, 59. 59. 6l Limbaugh. Donna-32 Limbaugh. Paul-I5 Link. Donna Jeanne-l5. 49, 54. 57. 59, 60 Linnabary, Everf-65 Lislc. Jeanne-l4, I5. 50. 54. 57. 60, 62. 66 Long. Marqarel--ll. 60. 6l Love. Wilma-26 Lourash, Joann-6, 32 Louys. Dolores--32. 54. 58. 6l Louys. Dorofhy--26. 50. 54. 57. 58. 59, 59 Luck. Mary--3. I5. 4l.. 43. 49, 50. 54. 59, 62. 62. l 62. 66 M Maaq, Bob-6, 32. 44 Maag. Margaref Ann-30. 30, 3l, 50. 53. 54 Maag, Marian-I5. 4l. 49. 54. 60 Kiser, Joan-32, 54. 58 Kissner, James-I 5 Kissner, Lucille--I6 Kleinhen. Beafrice-25. 59 Klinger. Roberl'-30, 30. 43. 50. 53. 53. 53. 5 Kolb. Eldred-30. 58 Kreischer. Lois-30, 50. 54, 58 Kroeclxel. Pal-25. 50. 54. 60. 6l Kroeclrel, Roberi-4. 32 Krouse. William-6l Krulsch. Bill-24, 25. 48, 50. 57. 6I Kuhn. Harold--6 Kuhn. L. R.-I I, I8. 65 Kulwiclci. Roberf--48 L Lafounlain. Douglas-30. 54 Maass. Alvin-3. 30, 47. 50. 56. 57, 57. 57 Maass. Thelma-2. I5. 50, 54 Mack. Ka Maclc, Ke fhleen-6. 26. 50, 54. 57, 59. 60, 60. 64 nnelh--32. 43. 58 Mack. Madonna-I5. 58 Mack. Wanda-I6 Manahan, Gwen-6l. 62 Manahan. Larry-32 Mangeffe, Leo-32 Mansfield, Clifford-32 Mansfield. Helen-30. 50 Mansfield Mansfield , Leonard-32 . Marvin--34 Mansfield. Vicfor-37 Marchal, Jeannine-34 Marchal, Kafherine--I6. 50. 60 Marchal. Mary Lou-30, 40, 54. 57. 64 Marclnel. Iris-26. 54. 58 Marclcel. Leona-4. 5. 5. I6. 40. 43. 53. 54. 59. 64 Lang Lang Lang . Belly-24. 25. 50. 53. 59, 60, 65 , Donald--34 , Helen-3. 32, 54 Lang. Velma-34 Lang Lang .William-I5 man. Gloria-bl. 62 Lano. Garnell'--5, I5. 4l. 43. 50, 54. 59. 60. 60 Lanfow. Dolores-32, 54 Lanlow. Jean-34 Lafchaw, R. H.--8 LaVe rgne. Joan-26. 58 Marihugh. Beverly-4. 27. 30, 30. 49. 50. 53. 54, 57 Marihugh. Charles-32, 56. 57 - Marihugh. Ella Mae--30. 30 Marihugh. Noralee-3. 30 Marlcs, Elsie-I6. 54, 59. 60 Marks. Eugene-30. 40. 57. 66 Marshall, Belly-30. 59 Marshall, Bob-25, 26, 62 Marlin. Bonnie-34. 53 Marfino. Jaclr-37 Mason, Dick-26, 40, 48. 50. 57, 62 PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Max, Belly Lou-2, 33 Max, Sara-62 Maxwell, Glenn-I I, 66 May, Loisann-30, 30, 50, 53, 54, 57, 65 Mayer, Evelyn-2, 3, 33, 49, 54 Mayer, Lowell-I6, 40, 50. 60 McBroom, Belly-4, I6, 50, 54, 60, 60 McBride, Leland--26, 40, 47, 57, 62 McBride, Lois-33, 54 McBride, Paul-I6, 62 McCar+hy, Barbara-26, 4l, 54, 57 McCar+hy, Ellen-30, 50, 54, 54, 62 McCar'rhy. Philip-I6 McClymonds. William-33, 47 McDonald, Berry-30, 30, 50, 58 McFadden, Suzanne-33, 54, 66 McFee+ers, Richard-37 Murphy, Joan-26, 50 Murphy, Marlha-l3, l7, 50, 54, 54, 60, 60, 66, 66 Musgrave, Mark-30, 50, 53, 65 Musgrave, Myles-34, 53, 65 Myers, G. E.-I n, 34, 57 Myers, Virginia-33 Naqley, N Jack--30 Nesfleroad, Don-30, 30 Newcomb, Suzanne--26, 50, 54, 57, 59 Newlon, Phyllis--3, 50 Newfon, Tom-30, 50. 53, 53, 53, 57 Nihiser, Nihiser, Nihiser, Berf-34 Ed-4, 33,43, 53.53, 53,65 Mary-37 McGill, Bob--26, 44, 44 McKean, David-3, I6, 43, 44, 44, 45, 57, 59, 64 McMillan, Paul-33, 56, 57 Mehring, Joanne-34 Mehring. Paul-I6 Mellon, Tom-30, 48 Memmer Memmer Memmer , Alberfa-26, 50, 53, 54, 58, 59, 65 , Doris--37 Luella-26, 40, 48, 50, 53, 54, 59, 65 Memmer, , Naoma-33, 54 Merh, Bob-3, I6, 42, 44, 44, 45, 45, 46,47 Meyer, Donna-37 Miler, Mary-30, 50 Niswander, Harold-26, 6l Nolan, Chressence-48, 49, 54, 57, 58 O Odegard, J. A.-I l, 58, 65 Oelflce, Waller-26, 58 Oelke, Rose Marie-26, 54, 58, 59 Olinghouse, Mary-30, 54 Oller, Hal-7 Oller, Margene-26, 50, 54, 57, 59, 60 Oller, Richard-'37, 48, 56, 57, 65 Ordway, Dwighl'-37, 65 Miller, Harold-30 Miller, Herman-26 Miller, Myrfle-33, 58 Miller, Nancy-I6 Minclc, Marqarel'-I6, 50, 54, 60 Minclc, Raymond-30, 50, 65 Milchell, Eddie-34, 53, 65 Milchell, Rifa-I6, 43, 50, 54, 53, 59, 66 Mohr, Leo-37 Mohr, Richard-30, 65 Mohr, Rufh--33, 58 Ordway, Faye-26, 59 Osborn, Beffy-37 Osborn, Clifford-34, 53 Osborn, Francis-34 Osborn, Thelma-26, 50. 53, 65 Osborn, Velma-3I, 50, 59 Osborne, Gene-34, 53 Osman, Allene-33 OH, Eileen-3, 26, 26, 54, 58 Overly, BeHy-34. 53, 65 Moore, Bill-34, 48 Moore, Donna-26, 50, 53, 54, 59, 65 Moore, Luella-26 P Moore, Margarel'--I6, 49, 49, 53, 54, 59, 59, Moore, Milchell-30, 57, 65 Moorehead, Phyllis-34 Mooreheacl, Roger-2, 26 Morgan, Mary-33, 53, 54, 65 Morris, Belly Jean-I4, I6, 54, 57, 59, 60 Morris, Berry Sue--6, l6, 54, 59, 60, 62, 66 Morris, Carolyn-62, 62 Morris, George-37 Morris, Kennefh-29, 30, 30, 50, 50, 56, 57 Morris, Virginia-30, 50 Morse, Chauncey-3, I6, l8, 40, 57, 60 60, 65 Packard, Roberl-26 Palm, Alma-3l, 54, 57 Palmer, Paul--4, 28, 3l, 40, 50, 53, 53, 53, 54, 57,65 Parcher, Donna--37 Parker, Fred-33 Parker, Leflie-37 Parrish, Arfhur--33, 48 Parfee. Charles-30, 3I, 53, 53. 53, 56, 57, 65 Fallen, Donna-I7, 49, 50. 54, 59 PaH'en, Marilyn-I7, 40, 50, 50, 54, 59, 60, 60, 66, 66 Paflen, Jan-62 Paxlon, Juanifa-3, 33, 53, 53, 65 Peiffer, Monica--I7, 50 Morse, Grace O.-2, 4, Il, 59 Morse, Richard-37 Moss. Frederick-30, 65 Murphy, Doris-25, 30. 50, 58 Murphy, Grerchen-34 Murphy, Jeannine-37 PAGE ONE HUNDRED EIGHT Peiffer, Rifa Ann-33 Pendergasl-Befsy-54, 57 Pelers, Porlia-3, 33, 53, 54, 54, 65 Pfahlerl, Marfha-26 Pfahlerf, Roberf-37, 65 Pickering, Eunice-I7, 50, 54, 59 Pickering, Paul--3I, 47, 50, 53, 56, 57, 65 Pixlar, Jack-I5, 25, 26, 40, 60, 60 PIXIer, I.I0yd-27, 44, 44, 45, 48, 65 Prachf. BeHe-3I, 57 Prechf, Bill-I7 Proper, Pai'-33, 54, 58 R Rahmal, Vicfor-3I, 44 Rafh, I-IeIen-27 Rafh, Tommy--34, 48 Ra+h, William-27, 50, 62 Raufh, Imogene-33, 58 Recs, Herman-2, 4, 33, 57 Reed, Mary-34 Relyea, Reba-2, I7 Relyea. Vefa-3I Relue, Margare+-2, 3I Relue. Richard-34 Refhmel, Donna-27, 40, 50, 53, 54 Rex, Bob-3, I7, 42, 44, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 57, 59 Rhamy, Gene-34, 53, 53, 53, 65 Rhamy, John-33, 53, 65 Riblef, Lindy-37 Richard, Bill-33 Richard, James-37, 48 Ricice. Ann-26 Rieman, Paul-29, 50 Ringenberg, Anna Nell-37 Rineharf, Marfha-62, 62 Riffenhouse. L. A.-I I, 2. 34 Riffenhouse, Noel-34. 52 Robishaw, Emma-65 Schafer, DonaId-33, 48, 58 Schafer, Donelda-33 Schaffer, Emil-2, 29, 30, 3I, 50, 65 Schah, Alene--3I, 50 Schafz, Gerfrude-59 Schah, Ralph-27, 40, 42, 44, 44, 45, 50. 50, 57 65 Scheuerman, Bruce--4, I7, I7, 44, 44, 45, 45, 46 46, 47, 57 Scheuerman, Lois-I7, 49, 50, 54, 59, 60, 66 Schlegel, Maria-I I, 57 Schlembach, Dick-33, 48 Schlembach, Lesfer-27 Schlembach, Rober+-6I Schlosser, H. L.-8 SchIosser, Howard--I5, I7, I7, 44, 44, 45, 66 Schlosser, H. W.-8 Schlosser, Mariorie--I I, 58 Schlosser, Orma--37 Schlosser, Thomas--37, 48 Schmunk, Fred-3I, 65 Schroeder, Fred'-I7, I7, 57, 57 Schroeder, Roberf-2, 33 Schudel, Schuller, Mary- I 7 BeHy--34 Schulfz, Bud-33 Schuff, Jeannine--2, 37, 53, 65 Schwarz, Pauline-28, 3I, 54, 57 Schwarz, Frederick-33, 43, 54 Schwarz, Madeline--I8, 54, 59, 59, 60, 60 Schwarzbek, Roberf--I8, I8, 29, 4I, 54, 57, 60 Schweifzer, Rober+--I8 Sco'f'f, Jeanne-30, 3I, 50, 54, 57 Seibel, Jack-33, 65 Seiberf, Joseph-3I, 58 Seiberf, Lois-4, 27, 43, 50, 54, 58, 59. bl Roehrig, Arlene-27, 50, 53, 53, 54, 59, 59, 65 Roehrig, I-Ielen--33 Roehrig Jeneene-37 Roehrig, Jesse-33, 58 Roehrig John-2 Roehrig June-I7, 54 Roehrig Lyman--27 Rohlf, Helen-27 Rose, Roberf--27, 37, 48 Rosebrock, Alva-37 Rosebrock, Roberi'-65 Rosendale, John-I7, 42, 44, Ross, Virginia-3, 33, 54 Rosf, BeHy--33 Rosf, Richard-2, I7, 48, 65 Rufe, Joan-3, 33, 54 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 66 Seigman, Lila Jean--37 Seiple, Carrol-I8, 42, 44, 44, 45, 47 Seiple, Darrol-I8, 44, 44, 45. 45, 46, 47 Seiple, Kennefh-I5, 27, 57, 60, 62 Senger, Homer--I I, 37 Serrick, Jeanne-I4, IB, 4I, 50, 54, 59, 60 Seyboldf, BIII-33, 53, 65 Seyboldi, CarI F.-8 Shadle, Richard-33 Shannon. CharIes--33, 58 Shannon, Paul--I8, 40, 58, 65 Shawley, Kennefh--3I, 56, 57 Shawver, Beffy-I I, 54, 54 Ships, Phil-I I, 42, 44, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48 Shipe, Mrs. Phil-4 RuIman, Richard-3, 6, I7 Ryan, Pai-33, 50, 54, 54 Ryan, Pafricia-3I, 54 Ryan, Pa'r+y-34 Rymers, Beffy--40, 43, 48, 50, 53, 54 S Sandys, Jack--33 Sanford, Cecil-I7, 66 Sanford, EIIzaI:e+h-3I Saunders, Mary Ellen-6I, 6I, 62 Shirk, Phyllis-34 Shock, Nice-27 Shock, George-I8 Shock, Roger-37, 53 Shook, Derril-33 Shook, Norma Jean-37 Shoup, Nancy-62, 62 Shoup, Willene-33, 58 Shuler, DonaId-33 Sidne Beffy-4 I8 40 4I, 53, 54, 57, 59, 60, 62 TI I I . Sigg, BerneII-I8, 54, 57 SiIer, Virginia-58 Sisco, Marian-34 PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE Sloufer, Ned-34, 48 Slcees, Lawrence--37 Slocu Small m, Roberl'-34 , Ann-34 Small, Dick--48, 6l Small, Roger F.-8 Smifh, Defsy-34 Smifh , l-larrielle-3, 3l, 54, 58 Smillh, Jane?-33 Smifh ,Jeananne-27, 49, 54, 57, 59, 59 Smilh, Jeanne-33, 4l Smilh .June-2, ll, 37, 54, 54 Smifh, Lee Ann-34, 53 Smifh, Margarel-34 Smiih, Rufh-26, 27, 50, 54, 59 Smifh, Tam,-34, 54 Smiih, Virginia-I8, 50, 54 Snide r, Donnabelle-I8, 54, 62 Snodgrass, Naomi-33, 53, 53, 58, 65 Snodgrass, Ruby-34 Snyder, Ellaiean-33, 54 Snyder, Richard-4, 3l, 47 Snyder, Vernon-l5, 27, 44, 44, 45, 45, Snyder, Wayne-37, 48, 53 Spangler, Madonna-3l Speiser, Eva Jane-33 Spice r, Joan-34 Sproul, Leslie-33, 65 Squire, George-27, 50, 57 Squire, Sally-34 Sfailey, James-37 Sfeel, Dorofhy-34 Sleel, John-33 Slenger, Charles-33, 48, 53 Slenger, Helen--4, I8, 4l, 50, Slenqer, Lois-27, 33, 49, 54 S+ephens. A. E.-65 Sfephey, Gene-37 Sfifes, Madonna-34, 53 Sfilse l, Mary Lou-33, 54 S'l'0Clt, Gloria--3, 27, 54, 58 Sloclr, Joan-37 Slorlc, Deen-33, 48, 53, 65 Slorlc, llal'1-l8, 27, 50, 50, 54, 59 Slorln, Richard-I8 Swa ry, Therese-33 Swilzer, Grover-27 47 54, 59, 59, 60, 66, 66 Trame, Ralph-33 Trubey, Elhel-7, 7, I8 Trubey, Pearl-34, 53 Turlc, Jacl:-34 U Underhill, Mary-37, 53, 54, 65 V VanCise, Rulhmae--27, 54, 59, 60, 66 Vandemarlc, Frankie-34, 53, 54, 65 Vandemarlc, Mildred-9 Varner, Ferrel-9 W Wagner, Bill-33, 65 Wahl, Charles--6, 27, 40. 44, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 50 59 Wahl, Kaiherine-34, 53 Waldron, Dave-29, 30, 3I, 40, 50, 53, 57, 62, 65 Waldron, Sally-I7, I8, 49, 50, 54, 57, 59, 60. 60 Wal+ers, Harvey-53 Wallers, Leo--27 Walfers, Zelma-7, 7, I8 Walz, Rose Marie-3I, 50, 57, 58 Wamser, Mary-54, 54, 59 Ward, Thomas-37 Wasserman, Phyllis-27, 54, 59 Wafson, 8e'rsy-37, 53 Wealcley, Lois-4, 33, 49, 53, 65 Weakley, William-48 Weaver, Belly-3, 33 Weaver, Jerry-27, 50. 60 Webb, Margarei-37, 65 Webb, Olen-33, 58 Weber, Alberl'-33, 48, 58 Weber, Clara-27 Weidenhamer, William-l9 Weiclehammer, Jeanne-3l, 40, 43, 50, 54, 58 Weisenburger, Roberl'-27 Welch, Kafhryn-7, 7, I9 Wellman, Bruce-29, 3I Wellman, Emerson-3, 33, 53, 65 Wells, Leslie-29, 3l Wholf, Duane-33 Widmer, Marvin-I9 Widmer, Roxanne-64 Wilhelm, Ben-24, 27, 50, 53, 65 Wilhelm, Jean-3l, 50, 57 Williams, Doris Mae-4, 33 Williams, Joan--I4, I9, 49, 50, 50, Williamson, Edward-6l Williamson, Kennefh--2, 58 Winebrenner, Beverly-37 54, 59, 59, 60 T Tafgenhorsf, Ted-I I, 53, 53, 53, 53, 65, 66 Teaple. 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