Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

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SENIORS Don Crossland, president: Bob Klinqer, vice-president: Delores Giddinqs. secre- tary: Pat Dyserl. treasurer. These bulldogs are now ready for the final step out of the doghouse of Defiance High. But first let's take a look into their past. Way back then, under the guidance of Elwood I-lanekraft, Pat Flory, Don Karr, Ieanne Weidenhamer, and led by Mr. Kuhn, these frosh took up the trail toward graduation. As sophs under the hands of Paul Palmer, Sue Schwartz, Naomi lacoby, Lowell Tope, and Mr. Kuhn, they progressed on. In these lower grades fun and work came together in close harmony. The pups were now in the hands of such able leaders as Barbara Kimberly, Iean Der- ringer, Don Crossland, and Pat Ienkins. Mr. Heusi was their class advisor until he left for the Navy. Their play Best Foot Forward was a great success. Now under the guidance of Don Crossland, Bob Klinger, Dolores Giddings, and Pat Dysert and supervised by Miss Carter, they have at last reached the end of the trail. Their motto The beginning not the end, speaks for itself for this graduating class of ll45.lI DEFIANCE MILK PRODUCTS 12 ,SL , I, go W '-' Tiisg.f'ffffi1s., if 'F 'L ',', rh r ......

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DEFIANCE MACHINE WORKS, INC. 11 IN ANTS +0F1928+ azehkd '0F1945f Fcr the second year the annual staff has sponsored a baby cos test at Defiance High School. The winners this year are as follows: King, Alvin Maass and his attendant, Dick Keller, Queen, Pat lenkins and her attendant, Loisann May, Crown-bearer, Alice Froolicli. Those infants se lected reign over the assembly which is produced by the annual staff and which officially opens the subscription drive, The little ciimpled darlings are pcradool for a week before the citizenry of Dofianc.e in the window of the l. C. Penny Company, From this group the judges, Mr. Bode, Mr, Cook, Mildred and Ferrel choosz the court. The day before the assembly the lucky winners are informed of the judges' decision. Upon the following day they again don the swaddling clothes of their childhood and with a triumphant procession tl'oy take their place as rulers cn the stagv and reign over this gala event. On the left you see our dignified Seniors as they appeared ap- proximately sixteen years ago. Beginning at the top left we find Pat Jenkins, Alice Froelich, Lois- ann May, Dick Keller and Alvin Maass.

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Pleasant are the memories of our last year at D H S as we review the events of the year. One of our main projects of the year was the publica- tion of the annual. Here we find Lowell Tope, Pat Flory and Pat Hoei- tel working on copy for The Defiance -M All work and no play makes lack a dull boy as the old saying goes applies to our Senior year as well. Ethel Kammeyer, Pat Flory and Vir- ginia Morris discuss with Miss Carter plans for a Senior party-Work and play is combined as the office-prao tice room becomes a mad-house when the Blue and White News Stall tries to make its Friday deadline. loan Clark, Paul Diehl, Pat Flory, Mark Musgrave, Mitch Moore and Betsy Pendergast all add to the con- fusion. One ot the most unforget- able events of the year was Senior Becognition Day at which time Dave Waldron willed our most priceless high school possessions to the re- maining students at D. H. S. and Betsy Pendergast and Delores Gid- dings tell ot the capers cut by us, the class of '45, twenty years hence. KRUTSCH CLEANERS