Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

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OF B LIBRARIANQ STU- MICHIGAN, A. ., L.S.g DENT LIBRARIAN ADVISOR: BOOSTER ADV OR. IS- PATRICIA BARNES NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, B.S.5 BI- OLOGYQ GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDuCATIONg GAA ADVISOR: CHEERLEADER ADVISOR. FRANKLIN G. BLUE DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.S. IN EDUCATION' I OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: ALGEBRA IV l PLANE GEOMETRYS PRACTICAL MATHEMATICSQ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ADVISORQ FRESH- MAN ADVISORQ FRESHMAN CHECKROOM CON- CESSIONS. JANE BOHLMANN DEFIANCE COLLEGE B.A.g ALGEBRA I3 ARITHMETIC 85 SPEE JUNIOR AND SENIOR PLAY DIRECTOR. CH AND DRAMATICSQ LESLIE BROOKE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S. IN ED- UCATIONQ OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYQ MIS- SISSIPPI STATE COLLEGEQ CHOIRI CHORUSESQ ENSEMBLE GROUP. CARTER BURNEY NORTHEASTERN STATE COLLEGE B.S.g STANFORD UNIVERSITY: OKLAHOMA UNIVER- SITY3 SOCIAL PROBLEMSQ HISTORY 83 FOOT- BALL COACHJ ASSISTANT BASKETBALL COACH. MAUDE CARTER DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B.jMICHIGAN STATE: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, M.AH E . . NGLISH IV, ENGLISH II, ENGLISH I: SOPH- ONORE CLASS ADVISOR. DAVID CLINGAMAN BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSLTY B.S.g OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYQ SHOP Iva SHOP III3 SCENIC DIRECTOR FOR JUNIOR CLASS PLAY. LESTER HALE VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY: DEFIANCE COL- LEGE, B.A.3 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY' I COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, M.A.g PHYSIOLOGYQ BIOLOGY: BOYS' HEALTH AND PHYSICAL ED- UCATIONQ BOYS' INTRAMURALS. DON HAMPSHIRE FINDLAY COLLEGE, B.S.g BOWLING GREEN GRADUATE SCHOOLS JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL COACH3 JUNIOR HIGH BASKET- BALL COACHQ BUSINESS ARITHMETICQ TYR- ING I: GENERAL BUSINESS. GENEVA HANKISH TIFFIN UNIVERSITYS BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY2 BLUFFTON COLLEGE, B.S.g SHORTHAND Ig SHORTHAND Il: TYRING Ig TYPING Il: FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA ADVISORQ BUSINESS ADVISOR OF THE ANNUAL. O. J. HEUSI CENTRAL WESLEYAN COLLEGEQ WARRENS- BURG STATE COLLEGE, B.S. IN EDUCATION: BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITYQ OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, M.A.g SECRETARIAL PRACTICEQ RENEDIAL MATHEMATICSQ DISTRIBUTIVE EO- UCATION: BOOKKEEPINGQ FRO ADVISOR, FOOTBALL CONCESSIONS. CLARE HOEFFEL DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.S.5 BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITYQ OHIO STATE UNIVER- SITYS OHIO UNIVERSITY! SCIENCE 8j LANGUAGE ARTS 85 GRADE SCHOOL ATHLETIC PROGRAMQ TRACK COACHQ DEAN OF BOYSg EIGHTH GRADE ADVISOR. KENNETH HULTZ DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.A.5 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYQ PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY? GENERAL SCIENCES JUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR1 BAS- KETBALL CONCESSION5. AUGUSTA KEHNAST BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY: DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.A. TN EDUCATION3 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAQ VISITING TEACHERS GUIDANCE COUNSELORQ WELFARE AND RELIEF! COLLEGE CLUB ADVISORQ SUPERVISOR OF HALL MON- ITORSQ PLACEMENT SERVICE. KIRK KRUTSCH OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY. B.S. IN ED- UCATION: CORNELL UNIVERSITY, M.A4 ENGLISH III: JOURNALISMQ REMEDIAL ENG- LISHQ BLUE R WHITE NEWS ADVISORQ ED- ITORIAL ADVISOR OF ANNUALg DEAN OF BOYS. THORVAL MATTAX BALL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, B.S. IN EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANQ SHOP I3 SHOP llg BASKETBALL COACHQ ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACHQ ASSISTANT TRACK COACH. GRACE O. MORSE DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B.3 HARVARD UNIVERSITYJ WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY! Co- LUMBIA UNIVERSITY: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF MEXICOQ U.S. HISTORYQ ENGLISH lg FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ADVISOR. -nm ,rdf ,,-If GERALDINE MYERS DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.S. IN EDUCATIONQ BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITYQ WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY: HOME EC. I: HOME EC. 8: COSTUME ADVISOR FOR JUNIOR PLAY: BOOSTER ADVISOR. HELEN NIEDERHAUSER DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B : OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY: ENGLISH Y: GEOGRAPHY Y. HAROLD PALMER DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.A.g DEFIANCE COLLEGE, B.S. IN EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANQ WORLD HISTORY: HI-Y ADVISOR: FACULTY MGR. OF ATHLETICS. LESTER RIGGLE OHIO UNIVERSITY, B.S.: PURDUE UNI- VERSITY: SHOP 8: DRIVERS EDUCATIONQ JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL COACH: JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL COACH. L. A. RITTENHOUSE DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B.: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN: SCIENCE 1: MATH 75 HAMSTER CLUB ADVISOR: JR. SCIENCE CLUB. MARIA SCHLEGEL DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B.: DUQUENSE UNIVERSITY, M.A.g LATIN Ig LATIN Il: LATIN III: LATIN IV: LATIN CLUB AO- VISOR. MARJORIE SCHLOSSER BOWLING GREEN UNIVERSITY, B.S. IN EDUCATION: DEFIANCE COLLEGE: WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN: HOME Ec. II: HOME EC. III: CAFETERIA MANAGER: COSTUME ADVISOR FOR SENIOR PLAY: ASSISTANT SENIOR ADVISOR. HOMER J. SENGER DEFIANCE COLLEGE, A.B.: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN: UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN: UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO: GEOGRAPHY Y: ENGLISH 1: VISUAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR: YTH GRADE ADVISOR. GEORGE WILSON OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, B.S.IN EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN: INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC: ELEMENTARY MUSIC PROGRAM. NO PICTURE: RICHARD FALLON MARGARET STROHM img Ulllllllfla-' sun nJq,q,f15x1,l ig qua: xlgxuw fu ,amps 41519 rv 'y-'ning 15653 ,unnxpa . -f 1,-1,-. vu 'u4.f1f:'ff.'1'NgTg1x.n1 I 'IHII' t 1 'ff ' ' ' .azxuzxkc f rg qmn eniord eniord . . . 1 , I' L-,'.: . I m,,L , A H 4... L, U . I , A QT .ha , .L i w4iIii:v4 A Nm Q1 Tir' 0 BERNARD BOFF, PRESIDENT WILLIAM HAASE, VICE PRESIDENT OUR SENIOR PREXY IS SIX FEET FOUR, Loox AT THE LONG LIST UNDER HIS HE CANIT BE BEAT ON THE BASKETBALL NAME, AND YOU'LL SEE WHAT HAS BROUGHT FLOOR. HIM FAME. BONNIE MILLER, SECRETARY PATRICIA OVERLY, TREASURER HE KNOH YOU'LL LIKE HER AT A GLANCE, A STATELY GAL VITH A QUEENLY AIR, AS SHE PLAYS THE PIANO WHILE PEOPLE ALL EYES ON HER WHEN PAT IS THERE DANCE. 12 A As 55 wlRAQ -ltl E Rai I K A I www I Ixf Q Fl CLOCKWISE BEATRICE AREND, HBEBEH BEBE TALKS AT A MIGHTY ANY RACE. PHILIP BAKER, HPHILH THIS LAD'S IN , S HE DREAMS WHEN HEIS ASLEEP. CHARLES BARBER, uC.B.N CHARLIE APPRECIATES PHOTOGRAPHIC ART: WITH HIS LOCKER PICTURES HE WOULD NOT PART. ELIZABETH BAUER, HBETTYN ALWAYS WEARING A GREAT BIG THE WHILE. NORA LEE BAYLISS SHE'S FINALLY LEARN OFFER OUR CONGRATULATIONS. JERROLD BEHRINGER, HJERRYH JERRY M' ND TOUCHDOWNS TOO. OTTO BEINDORF, HJUNIORH PLAYING FOOTBALL MADE HIM HAPPYQ AS AN END HE wAS OERTAINLY SCRAPPY. MARY BLUE LEADER OF NHS AND THE SKYLA ' WHATEVER SHE'LL DO. PEGGY BOLLEY, HPEGH You ALWAYS SEE H COMBINATION LIKE THIS SHOULD GO FAR. ANNA BOND ALwAYS THE U L STAY WITH LOWELL TO THE END. JIM BONFIGLIO ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD, IN THE CLASSROOM AS wELL, HERE'S O PACE. SHE'LL COME IN FIRST IN TEREST IS IN THE BRINY DEEP OF THI SMILE, BETTY IS HAPPY ALL ED TO TAKE DICTATION, To HER WE BOY wAs A FINE LADWHO, MANAGED THEANNUAL A RK TOO, SHE LL SuccEED ER DRIVING A SLEEK,LoNG CAR. A SQUARE DANCES DOES SHE ATTEND' SHE'L I Www 7? I I 'li A -sl NE GUY WHO RINGS THE BELL. 13 Zig ,fW,Y,, Af 45 COUNTER-CLOCKWISE MARILYN BOWERS BIG BROWN EYES THAT SPARKLE AND DANCE, WILL LEAD THE WAY TO A BIG ROMANCE. LUETTA DRANDT, Lu A LOYAL MEMBER OF GAA, SHE'S A FRIEND IN EVERY WAY. ALICE BRIGGS SHEIS GOT HER FINGER IN MANY A PIE, ALICE'S MOTTO IS DO OR DIE. DEE BROWN IN SHOUPIS HOT ROD HE DID RIDE, TAKING EVERYTHING IN HIS STRIDE. ROBERT BROWN, HBOBU As HE GOES MERRILY DOWN THE HALL, YOU'LL FIND HIM GREETING ONE AND ALL. RONALD BROWN . ALTHOUGH HE IS NOT AGITATIVE, WE FIND RONALD MOST CO-OPERATIVE. GEORGE BUSSING RUGGED BRAWN AND FAST ON HIS FEET, HE HATEO TO PART WITH HIS ENGLISH SEAT. FRED BUTLER HE'S A FARM BOY AND PROUD OF IT TOO. KEEP AN EYE ON HIM IN '62, MARILYN COMPO HER INFECTIOUS GIGGLE WE'LL ALWAYS REMEMBER. FROM JANUARY THROUGH DECEMBER. WAYNE CROSSER WAYNE WORKS AT A GROCERY STORE, HAS LOTS OF FUN, BUT WANTS STILL MORE. ANNA MAE DAFT ANNA MAE CAN TOSS UP A GOOD CHOCOLATE MALT. HERE'S A GAL WHO HAS NARY A FAULT. 4' I CLOCKWISE MARY DETRAY ' RIDING HORSES IS HER HOBBY. HERE'S A GAL WHO lSN'T SNOBBY. JANICE DIEHL, HJ.P.H A HARD WORKER A GOOD DIEHL OF THE TIME, NO MORE CAN WE SAY TO MAKE THIS RHYME. RICHARD DIEMER, HDICKH DICKIS A GUY WE cAN'T BE IGNORING, FOR HE ISNIT THE LEAST BIT BORING. JO DOERFNER NOT VERY QUIET, NOR RESERVED. DID YOU EVER SEE HER LOOK PERTURBED? KENNETH EITNIEAR, HKENH KENNY'S A PAL TO EVERYONE. DOESNVT MIND wORK AND LIKES HIS FUN. SUE ELLSWORTH AT TVIRLING A BATON SHE'S A wHIz: AT LEADING THE BAND THE BEST THERE IS. MARGARET FAUTH, HNANH ATHLETICS ARE HER FORTE. NAN IS CERTAINLY A GOOD SPORT. ELEANOR FISHER WANT TO HEAR A LITTLE JOKE? JUST GIVE ELEANOR A POKE. BEVERLY FITZENRIDER, nBEvn ON HER SNARE DRUM SHE DID POUND. BEv's DRUMMING IT UP ALL YEAR ROUND. LAVON FLORENCE ALTHOUGH HE DOESNIT LIKE TO STUDY, LAVON SURLEY MAKES A GOOD BUDDY. ALBERT FRANK HERE'S A GUY WHO IS REALLY nFRANK.n ALWAYS SMILING - NEVER A CRANK. f 15 lillh I .f I A A ,ff . I ibn 'H COUNTER-CLOCKWISE MARY FRONK ALTHOUGH SHE'S NOT A EIT OONTRARY, THE LIKES OF THIS MARY OERTAINLY VARY. HAROLD FRY, HPORKN PoRK'S A HARD WORKER, BEGINNING TO END, THE KIND OF GUY WE LIKE FOR A FRIEND. ELIZABETH GALLUP, HBETTYN ALwAYS A LEADER ON THE HONOR ROLL, SHE RANKS HIGH ON OUR GALLUP POLL. JOANNE GESSNER, HJOH IN HER LIFE THE BIGGEST THRILL, IS A CERTAIN GUY NAMED BILL. MARLENE GOLDENETZ SHE DRIVES A STATION WAGON THATIS REALLY GREAT, MARLENE'S OFTEN FOUND OUT WHERE THEY SKATE. ANNABELLE GRIMES A LOYAL MEMBER OF THE D.H.S. BAND, SHE THINKS MUSIC IS SIMPLY GRAND. JIM HALL ALTHOUGH HEIS ALWAYS UP TO TRICKS, JIM WILL HELP You IN ANY FIX. CLARABELLE HARDESTY SHE HAS FRIENDS BY THE SCORE, BUT CLARABELLE SAYS SHEID LIKE STILL MORE. PEARL HARDY PEARL KNEW THE PURPOSE OF SCHOOL, ALWAYS CALM, COL- LECTED AND COOL. RUTH HARMON, HRUTHIEn SHEIS NEVER A GIRL TO BRAG OR DOAST. TO RUTH WE'D LIKE TO GIVE A TOAST. DICK HARRIS, HHARRYH NEVER FEAR, WE ALWAYS SAY- HERE COMES HARRY TO SAVE THE DAY. 16 CLOCKWISE RALPH HAZELSWART, HSCABI FROM A SCOOTER FALL HE GOT DUBBED NSCABH. RALPH'S A VHIZ IN THE PHYSICS LAB. PATRICIA HEILSHORN, HPATH HEREIS THE EDITOR OF THE BLUE PAL You COULD NOT CHOOSE. CAROLYN HENDRICKS, HHENRYH SHE REALLY HAS THE GIFT OF GAB SHE VON'T CRAB. EDGAR HESSELSCHWARDT, IEDW SHORT OF STATURE, DARK CURLY HAIR, THIS CAUSES ALL THE GIRLS TO STARE. RITA HEVITT EQUALLY ADEPT AT Mus READY TO START. DARLENE HIRE, HDARU k WHITE NEHS. A BETTER . ASK HER TO JITTERBUG, IC AND ART, HER CAREER IS NOV DARLENE DESERVES A LOT OF CREDIT, BECAUSE THIS ANNUAL SHE DID EDIT. CLEON HOHENBERGER W HEN IT COMES TO STUDYING AND STUFF, CLEON SAYS HEIS HAD ENOUGH. KEITH HUBBARD, HTUB' WEARING CLOTHES THAT ARE REALLY NEAT, KEITHIS A FELLOW WHO'S HARD TO BEAT. HUBERTA JOHNSONBAUGH, 'PUGH WSI' BICKER, BICKER, BICKER, THAT'S PUG AND DICK FIGHT LIKE MAD AND MAKE UP QUICK. MARY JEANNE KERN, nKERNlEn IN EVERYTHING. OF HER PRAISE DEPENDABLE S VE DO SING! GALE KING, HRED' THIS HAPPY RED . ER FIND HIM DALLYING. HEAD IS GALE KING You'LL NEv QUT Tm' -1 4. I fkiy, lg . x LQ M QQ wkgmywmwy 1151459 I'7 4 4 17g5Q79.L5AZ1Ps3f..w 52225 111?siSf95ehEffi'wif--If-,I , f- 'fk,5fB3yw,,i,,I, 7 Q q Q . I W, L, I my vk g K Ts. 'II'gHr COUNTER-CLOCKWISE GERALD KOERBER, HGERRYH WITH A PERSONALITY ILLUSTRIOUS, GERRY IS SURELY INDUSTRIOUS. LOIS KRUTSCH A CUTE MAJORETTE WHOIS LIGHT ON HER FEET, LOIS CERTAINLY IS NO DEADBEAT. JANET LANTOW COMING TO D.H.S. THIS YEAR, NEVER A TASK DID JANET FEAR . PAUL LAYMAN HEREIS A GUY wHo's A sooo MIXERQ FoR YOUR PROBLEMS HE MAKES A sooo FIXER. DELORES LIETHAUSER AT THE BOWLING ALLEY SHEIS BETTER THAN FAIR? GETS STRIKES BY THE DOZEN AND SPLITS TO SPARE. THERESA LEONARD,nT.D.n IF YOU NEED A STAR FOR BASKETBALL, JUST GIVE T.D. A cALL. MARY KATHRYN LERO, nKATEn KATEIS A JOLLY LITTLE LASS, ALWAYS FUN TO HAVE IN CLASS. JOSEPHINE LEWIS, ndon EVER SEE FOUR GIRLS IN A JEEP? HERE'S THE DRIVER, BEEP, BEEF, BEER! GEORGIA LINDEMAN WITH A DISPOSITION SwEET AND xIND, SHEIS A TYPE THATIS HARD TO FIND. EMMA MAAG NEVER DVERBEARING OR PRETENTIDUS, EMMAIS A GAL WHOIS CONSCIENTIOUS. MARY MANEY MARYIS A REAL ADDITION TO ouR CLASS3 AND You CANIT SURPASS. 18 HER POEMS CLOCKWISE FRANCIS MARCKEL, PAT ALwAYs HAvING A LoT OF FUN, PAT IS SORRY SCHOOL IS DONE. FRED MARCKEL DRIVING HIS LITTLE CAR EACH DAY, FRED COMES TO SCHOOL FRoM FAR AwAY. BONELL MARIHUGH ALTHOUGH HER JOKES ARE SOMETIMES SIMPLE, BONELL HAS A CUTE LITTLE DIMPLE. DAVID MARIHUGH, HDAVEH DAvE's A BOY WITH PLENTY OF MIGHT, HIS IDEAS ARE ALWAYS BRIGHT. BETTY MAST BETTY'S A GIRL VITH FINE ATTITUDE, NEVER IMPOLITE, AND NEVER RUDE. EUGENE MATTOCKS, GENE THE NAME STAYS WITH HIM 'TIL THIS VERY DAY, JUST BECAUSE HE WENT THE HWRONG WAYH. MARY MCCLURE MARY IS MOST RELIABLE, AND ALL HER WORK IS LAUDABLE. CAROL MCFARLAND WITH HER LAUGHING EYES AND DANCING FEET, CAROLIS PERSONALITY IS HARD TO BEAT. CHARLES MINCK, CHARLIE IN SCIENCE HE IS QUITE SUPREME. To BE A CHEMIST IS CHARLIE'S DREAM. THERESA MINCK, TERRY WHETHER You ARE coN OR PRO, YOUILL AGREE SHE'5 NOT so SLOW. JOHN MOHR JOHNNYIS QUITE A GUY AND uMOHR,n YOU JUST CAN'T MAKE HIM SoRE. 7 av' J -0' X 'QQ 19 . 4- f I K gl, COUNTER-CLOCKWISE WILLIAM MONTI, 'BILLH HE NEVER FINDS ANY JOB VERY HARD, EVEN MARCHING WITH THE NATIONAL GUARD. BONNIE MORRIS IN ONE BIG HAPPY CHORUS, WE GIVE THREE CHEERS FOR BONNIE MORRIS. WILLIAM NEFF, HBILLH WILLIAM SITS IN HIS SEAT WISHING, HE COULD BE AT THE RIVER FISHING. NANCY NISCHWITZ CHEERY EXPRESSION, ALL OUR WITH HER PLEASANT FACE AND SCHOOL DAYS SHE DID FRESHEN. JANET PARKER JANETIS THE ANSWER TO SOME FELLOWIS PRAYER, WITH HER PRETTY BLONDE HAIR. BIG BLUE EYES AND NANCY PARKER, 'NAN' HEER, SHE GETS-PEPPIER NANCYIS A GIRL WHO USED TO c EVERY YEAR. BARBARA PICKERINC, NBARB' No WONDER SHE wAS ALWAYS BARBARA DID SO DOGGONE MUCH, IN DUTCH. JENNIE POHLMANN AT SINGING SHE'S ABOVE PAR. IN THIS WE KNOW SHEILL GO FAR. GERALD REID, neennvn GERRY SAYS THAT HE IS STRI , LESS DRIVING- MADONNA RODDY HERE'S A GAL WHO BDTHERS NONE, IN HER OWN QUIET WAY VING To IMPROVE HIS CARE- SHE HAS HER FUN. LARRY RUCH HERE'S THE ONE THAT VE WOULD PICK, To IMPERSONATE ST. NICK. Z0 CLOCKWISE JOHN RYAN HE BLOWS THE TUBA IN THE BAND, BUT ON ANY TASK HEILL LEND A HAND. TOM RYAN, HHUSKH HHUSKH IS REALLY QUITE A CARD, BUT AT FOOTBALL HEILL WORK HARD. LOUIS SABO, HLOUIEH SOME GUYS ARE BIG AND SOME ARE SMALL. THIS FELLOWIS Il ll SPUNKY BUT THAT ISNIT ALL. AUGUST SHCKOW, NAUGIEH HEREIS A FELLOW WHO IS NO FAKER. IN A PARTARER. JUSTINE SCHACKOW, HTENEYH ALL THE FUN HEIS NEVER ONE TO BE A BYSTANDER, How coULD TENEY BE ANY GRANDER? LOIS SCHIRA ONE or THE LEADERS or GAA K , NOWS HOW TO WORK AS WELL AS PLAY. GENEVIEVE SCHMITT, 'DENIM GEN! TWIRLED A BATON AND P GIRL WEILL NEVER FORGET. BARBARA SCHROEDER IN EVERYTHING DEPENDABLE, HER woRx I5 ALLAN SCHUTT A BIT OF WIT, A SMILE ON HIS FACE, H MIGHT FAST PACE. SUE SEYBOLDT HEREIS A SENIOR wHo's REALLY HEP, SUE or PEP. PHILIP SHOUP, HPHILH HE SETS PINS IN HIS SPARE TIME. THIS FINE. LAYED A CLARINET. SHE'S A ALL COMMENDABLE. E REALLY SETS A IS CUTE AND FULL SENIOR IS REALLY I XT Z1 iv COUNTER-CLOCKWISE ROGER SIMONIS, uR.P.u HE's THE LAD KNOWN AS R.P., ALwAYs HELPFUL AS CAN BE SALLY SKEES, HSALH ROSES ARE BLUE AND VIOLETS ARE RED, BUT SALLYIS SUPER-DUPER, 'TIS SAID. DICK SMITH, HSMITTYH A TWINKLE IN HIS EYE, IN HIS HEART A SONG, W THESE ASSETS HE CAN'T GO WRONG ORVILLE SMITH NEVER KNOWN TO ONCE DISTURB, ORVIE IS CERTAINLY SUPERB. RUTH SNYDER RUTH'S A GAL WHO'S NEVER LAZING HER LIST OF Accom PLISHMENTS IS AMAZING. N BARBARA SPANGLER, BARBIH WITH CURLY HAIR AND BIG BLUE EYES, To CHOOSE BARBI WOULD BE WISE. DOUGLAS SPROUL, HDOUGB NEVER A soUL DOES HE ANNOY. HDINNYIS A FELLOW WE ALL ENJOY. RICHARD SQUIRE, nT.T.' nT.T. IS REALLY QUITE A Dov, SOMETIMES BOLD AND SOMETIMES cov. BETTY STEEL ALTHOUGH SHE MAY BE A LITTLE SHY, SHEILL CERTAINLY GET A GUY. IWITHDRAVND JOHN STOCK JoHN's THE LEADER or F.R.O. HE's A FELLOW NICE TO KNOW- PAUL STOCK WATCH THE BIRDIE - HE'LL TAKE YOUR PICTURE LIKES SPORTS Too - QUITE A MIXTURE! J l .:JtTfs-gsisygyigy jsggT5'f:L, wwmggwwf Hmyw CLOCKWISE Wqmyg WILLIAM THIEROFF, UBILLI1 THIS IS ouR FRIEND BILL, A FELLOW WITH MANY A SRILL. KW DOROTHY TRUBEY, HDORTH DOROTHY SMILES ALL THE DAY LONG, HAPPY AS A LARK SING- , ING A SONG. 3 A FINLEY VAUGHAN 75' FOR THIS LAD THERE IS MUCH IN STORE- NOLAN'S, THAT ' IS. HEY WHAT'S THAT ROAR? PAT WEBER PAT'S A HANDSDHE cHAP, WHOM SOME GIRL wILL SooN ENTRAP. x, JOHN WEIBLE JOHNNY DOESN'T SAY A LDT, BUT IDEAS GALDRE THIS LADIS GOTL JACK WEISENBURGER VERY sooo AT VAULTING THE POLE, JACK IS SURE TO REACH HIS GOAL. LEE ANN WILHELM ADER? S E'S AT THE HELM OF MANY A CLUB. WANT A REAL LE H HERE SHE IS, Bus! JOE ANN WISEMAN JOE IS WLWAYS WEARING A SMILE, So WE KNOW SHEIS HAPPY ALL THE WHILE. ROBERT wIsEMAN, BOB Bos GOES RACING DOWN THE HALL, ALWAYS AT YOUR BECK AND CALL. JAMES ZEHNER, JIM ' AND NO MERE RUMOR JIMIS REALLY GOT A SENSE OF HUMOR--THAT S A FACT Wi? AN mniv' Ev ' , ' I.f' T'A A f A v ' 23 ,ryk . L U 0l'l'I,QI'l'l QI' A011 4 Rattle the rattlers and beat the toy drums--- here are this year's upoisonality kids. You may not recognize them as dignified Seniors, but, on the other hand, isn't it a shame some of them had to grow up? Gerald Koerber and Pat Overly submitted the winning pictures for 1950 and win the coveted crown of D.H.S. Baby King and Queen. Runners-up were the cuties on the next page. g ui GERRY KOERBER PAT OVERLY King Queen 24 BILL MONTI Attendant DICK SQUIRE f ' ,A , . C in Attendant m A H A X - t W ,551 -Aq. 5 Q' fs, , x 1, . 'E-. MARLENE GOLDENET Z Attendant IANICE DIEHL Attendant GENE MATTOCKS Crown B earer LOIS SCHIRA C rown Bearer ,. 1 v L E E. 1 V I'0l9 QC? Q o Q I was just walking downthe street, thinking of my dental appointment with Dr. Gerald Koerber, O.W.P. fopen wide pleasej when suddenly, coming around the corner in a new Dee Brown Roadster was none other than Bebe run quick or get hit Arend. After much coaxing on her part and a lot of courage on mine, I finally did proceed to get in and ride around town with her. Well, we no sooner got started when a cop, namely Bill Thieroff, stopped us. I'm sorry, he said in his deep masculine voice, you'll have to stop. There's a parade coming down the street. So we stopped and got out to watch. While waiting for the parade we could see across the street from us the studio of Rita Hewitt, vocal instructor. Some of her ardent pupils are Betty Bauer, Joanne Gessner, Anna Bond, Bev Fitzenrider, and Mary Lero. And, oh look, there's Huberta Iohnsonbaugh and her husband, Dick Smith, with little Dickie, Jr. Isn't he cute? Over there's Mary Maney, the ballet instructor for the .To Doerfner Dancing School. Iwas talking to Mary the other day and she says her most promising pupil is Dick Squire. Dick always was light on his feet. Well, here comes the band! Ah such sweet music as these Lee Ann Wilhelm Bassoon Blowers put forth! Ruth Harmon, Teney Schac'kow, Luetta Brandt, Nan Fauth, and Dorothy Trubey are all members ofthis swell band. Why, lookie there. There's Bernie Boff on the big bass drum. Gee, he looks funny up there! The music seems to be getting louder. Oh, I see why now. Here comes Bonnie Miller. Bonnie has just won a prize for being able to play the drum so loudly. Her prize--one day in jail for disturbing the peace--the peace in this case being Police Commissioner Charlie Barber who was awakened from his snooze by the noise. Bonnie seems to have enjoyed her stay there because she was able to catch up on some of her reading. Her latest collections are: How to Eat and Still Stay Slim by Sally Skees. Some of Miss Skees' efficient staff members are Marilyn Compo, Anna Daft, Marlene Goldenetz, Marilyn Bowers, and Barb Spangler. Another interesting book is Learn to Drive in Ten Easy Lessons by the Great Gerry Reid. Ruth Snyder has become known to the reading world through her book Things to do While in the Hospital. This is a follow-up of Gerry's book. Now to get back to the parade. I wish that gpg: X lady would remove her hat. I can't see around in it much less over it. She's turning her head. Now i ,. maybe I can get her attention. Well, look who it 4, 3 if X N l Z7 is! Our old friend Nancy Parker. Nancy is the manager and head designer of the We Top Them ' . All hat shop in New York. Her staff of designers ,ig includes: Roger Simonis, Mary Blue, Betty AAAA ' 15 X 9- -- f -Cl Gallup, Madonna Roddy, Paul Layman, and Bonnie lviorris Just listen to all those ohs and ahs. Well, no wonder. Here is a float by the Tom Ryan Modeling School and look who's on it. The models! There's Carol McFarland, Miss America of 19605 Jennie Pohlmann, world renowned singing and dancing starg Pat Qverly, a model for the Nancy Nischwitz Dress Shop which is located across from the Fur Shop, owned by Theresa Minckg Georgia Lindeman, Queen of the Housewives, and many, many more. The next float is the Ohio State Football Team, coached by Jerry Behringer. This team, consisting of Jim Bonfiglio, Otto Beindorf, George Bussing, Dick Harris, Harold Fry, Keith Hubbard, Jack Weisenberger, Gene Mattocks, John Mohr, Pat Weber, and Ronald Brown, has never lost a game this season. The manager of this fine club, Bob Wiseman, credits this to the fact that they have only played one game so far this season. I tried to get their autographs but just as l was ready to get them, the motorcycle cops, headed by John Stock, had to come along and push us all back to the sidewalk. It was about like being in the middle of a big jigsaw' puzzle. And speaking of jigsaw puzzles, The Jigsaw Picture Puzzlers lnc., are doing a very prosperous business under the new leadership of Eleanor Fisher. Her puzzlers are: Pat Heilshorn, Chief draw-um, Lois Krutsch, Chief color-um, Jim Hall, Chief cut-up, August Schackow, Chief put-um-togetherg Jim Zehner, Chief-take-um-apart, Allan Schutt, Chief justice-of-the-piecesg LarryRuch, Chief-put-um-in- boxg Theresa Leonard, Chief-tape-um-box, Phil Shoup, Chief sell-um, and Mary Fronk, Chief do-um-what-others-forget. These puzzles are guaranteed to fit in any home. The cheers and yells are so loud I can hardly think. If lcould only squeeze through to the front row maybe I could see what's going on. Well, there's one way of doing it. Excuse me, pardon me, whoops, l'm sorry, pardon, pardon me. Well, Imade it, minus a few pounds. Why, it's our hometown hero John Ryan, who has just completed a round-the- world flying trip in his own homemade airplane. years to accomplish this marvelous feat. During his brief stop in Arizona, enroute to Paris, he was able to talk with Genny Schmitt, an old classmate. Genny operates ajewelry shop there, lt took him exactly two specializing in STERLING. whue in Arizona he LGOKW went to Sinking Fast to try some of those iff yn N0 Hgmig delicious 'Ma Pickering donuts. Barb and her 'ij slowly sinking partner, Janice Diehl, have really m been kneading the dough from their Donut ,C l on Shoppe. gf J, Q E O qfff.f, f,J A fp g 2.8 , I-le was ,,, 1, Suck 3 1-' f A dean' S cf 5, b Q5 A 0 From there he traveled to Bromo Seltzer, and on to Death Valley, where Ralph Hazelswart and Bill Monti are doing nicely in the tombstone business. Next came Paris, home of the Bob X 4, M I N, . oy ,Q 'W 4' aa fi ' j G r-R v 1' 14 Brown all-girl basketball team, which won the 1970 Olympics. Bob and his assistant coach Fred Butler, are very proud of the team members: Carolyn Hendricks, Emma Maag, Bonell Marihugh, Mary McClure, Joe Ann Wiseman, Mary Detray, Sue Ellsworth, and Bill Haase. How did he team gets-ina tight fix, they send in their extra player, pretty neat number. And she is pretty, too. Some more winners in the Olympics that year include: Bill Neff, track, Pat Marckel, swimmingg Doug Sproul, skiing, Jo Lewis, boxing, Raul Stock, wrestlingg and Finley Vaughan, poker. John also saw the new Ritzie Nightclub, built by the Phil Baker Construction Company and owned by Alice Briggs. He was lucky to be there that night, because the Orville Smith and his Smithoniansn orchestra was making its first appearance there with Darlene Hire as soloist and John Weible, head noisemaker. So much for.Paris. His next stop was England and then New York where he dined with Mayor Charles Minck and Governor Fred Marckel. Among the other distinguished guests present at this banquet were: Nora Lee Bayliss, Dave Marihugh, Annabelle Grimes, Cleon Hohenberger, and Peg Bolley. After the banquet, which consisted of a special concoction dreamed up by Mary Jeanne Kern and Gale King, he proceeded to fly back to England where he enrolled in the Barb Schroeder School of Cooking. It so happened that Betty Steel, Edgar Hesselschwardt, Wayne Crosser, Janet Lantow, and Louis Sabo, had the same idea. They, too, had come froma banquet, this one being in honor of Sue Seyboldt who was elected Cook of the Year. A close runner-up was Dick Diemer, with his unusual, recipe for Tressed which is dessert, spelled backwards. Third prize went to Albert Frank and Lavon Florence for their uniquely assembled cake, and fourth prize to Clarabelle Hardesty for her cheese soufle. Other contestants were Janet Parker, Betty Mast, Kenneth Eitniear, and Pearl Hardy, who were unable to attend the judging after testing their own concoctions before entering them. Oh, golly, while I was telling you all this I forgot to watch the parade! Can you imagine me, Lois Schira, forgetting to watch a parade and talking to you? Miracles still happen, I guess. get in there? Oh yes, the water-boy. Whenever the 1 WWW , 73' clulllid' ' - t lf ff mn 29 'L New are. Still 'tht begl' CooKS 0 9 The pause that refreshes . .. Hey, don't stuff that ballot box! . . . Watch the birdie! . . . New flagpole is dedicated . . . Grandma, what big feet you have! . . . All dressed up and rarin' to go! i uniord . . . pn LEFT TO RIGHT: JOANN ScHATz, TREASURERQ SHIR- LEY AMSEAUGH, SECRETARY? KENNETH MORRIS, VICE PRESIDENTQ RICHARD MARSHALL, PRESIDENT. Q., W ROW Ig S. AMSBAUGH, R. ANKNEY, S. ASHTON, M. BARBEAU, M. BATES, P. BATT. ROW 2: R T BATT, V. BATT, J. BAUER, M. BENIEN, B. BILDERBACK, G. BLUE. ROW 3: C. BOHN, L. BowERs, P. BOYD, B. BRQNCK, B. BROWN, P. BURKHART. ROW M: A. BUTLER, M. CEREGHIN, K. CLEMENS, D. DELANEY, D. DERRow, S. DONLEY. ROW 5: J. EITNIEAR, M. ELLSWORTH, D. ERMAN, B. FLOEHR, A. FRISINGER, K. FROELICH. ROW 6: W. FROELICH, H. FRY, J. GOEDDE. 32 4,012 Cm De Youth Recreation Center is a popular teen age hangout--especially at the time of the annual Open House program. Miss Margaret Wilhelm, assisted b executive board, manages the affairs ' y an of this Club. fiance's 35 ESZIQ 0I'l'l0I'e6 0 Q . LEFT TO RIGHT: Bos STRETKER, PRESIDENTS CHARLES Ross, VICE PRES! DENTQ JANE CAMERON, SECRETARYQ BOB VANDEMARK, TREASURER. if 925 - ww.. . .2 . Wu E 'Jig 4,5 T. ia Y - w -J Lf' 2 - J5iii,.S '.-ZA.ggg Q 3, Nwfggg - ' 'ff' . giihn ' Bak -E fQw . 'ki E. pw V,q ,gh an A 2 , lg . 1 ' - if --- Q .f .3 .N N . t gw H nik - X, . ,W- x .41 Q 5 'f' 'V .f ROW I: J. ASHBACHER, L. BARKER, V. BATT, B. BEATTY, A. BExNDoRF, H. BODENBENDER, P BosoEcH. ROW 2: N. BouvlER, M. BRADNER, D. BRAND, D. BRlGGS, B. BROWN, P. BURNS, B BUSSING. ROW 3: J. CAMERON, M. CORESSEL, Z. CULLER, F. DEMLAND, S. DEMYAN, B. DICK MAN, C. DIEHL. ROW U: M. DIEMER, R. DIEMER, S. DOERFNER, W. EITNIEAR, D. ENGLE, K ERMAN, B. ERNSBERGER. ROW 5: C. EVERSOLE, D. EVRITT, M. FESSEL, M. FLORENCE, R. FLOR ENCE, M. FLORY, R. FLORY. ROW 6: D. FOGLE, S. FRISINGER, D. FROELICH, P. FROELICH J. GEARHART, B. GOLLER, J. HALE. 37 .. L, .. . . g , Q a ., ig5g1j's.:ggq,- ' ,gg . QQ1 Q'Wf fig --.iffi 457 JL f .. - Q .1 W ' wx:-. fi .'EE? ? - 'ii AM 'E , ., L, i,m? I L -W .wmwn-. LHRM ,..h. .JLw, W Q , K? wi WR 'in ROW I: J. HALLER, M. HAMMONS, V. HARDING, J. HAAs, B. HEILMAN, B. HELD, A. HILL. ROW 2: S. HUTCHINS, R. JOHNSONBAUGH, E. KAMMEYER, l. KEMM, W. KELLER, N. KILLION, L. KING, ROW 3: G. KLIMA, D. LAMB, S. LEACH, T. LENHART, R. LERo, C. LEwIs, R. LOURASH. ROW U: L. MAASS, L. LACK, F. MANAHAN, L. MARCHAL, R. MARIHUGH, J. MARQUARDT, L. MARSH. ROW 5: R. MARTIN, R. MCADAMS, R. MCCARTHY, D. MCFEETERS, D. MILER, BETTY MILLER, BILL MILLER. ROW 6: G. MILLER, R. MINCK, B. MITCHELL, JOAN MOHR, JOYCE MOHR, D. Mo0RE, F. NICELY. 38 'K ag I ff .5 4 ,..ydf9 . I il , M ,E 1155 HU- Bti! Z .Z ' wQ?T I QwR5?iWWwRWRwHFRHR1wRR wMx.w RRRQERRRRNWRRRWW ig . ' . , 1 ERQQRV , iwhmnhi 'H Wffxgw vi I . ' GEMS , .' ,ff ' j :M,fr.ga11.:eq ' - 51 'if ' ' J- R- I ' . A LH an an Hf5f,+Al 5 3 ' '. zwkgyw-AF. - J .-...-. f ,. . . pf.. . ' . 4, , 4 ' wx. .. , za' 'W'X ' EU' M fRKQQs' Q. I., VM xg. . , away . R K ' 'P , X 5 . - 3 -I. A I ? . , x . I .V , .R X 5' Inq-Q, , ,.,, . m 5 . 7 NO PICTURE: E. BAuER, J. BURNHAM, B. CARPENTER, R. GRIEM, C. JENNING5, R. METZ, M. MILLER, S. MORSE, L. RAU AND R. REDDING. ROW I: A. NQFFSINGER, R. OseoRN, T. PARCHER, M. PARKER, N. PARKER, B. PICKERING, R. PLUMMER. ROW 2: R. REAS, A. RICKARD, J. RIPKE, M. RHOLF, C. Ross, M. ROTHROCK, R. SABO. ROW 3: R- SAUBER, R. SCHUTT, P. SCHWEITZER, P. SHOCK, L. SIMMONS, L. SIMONIS, K. SLOUGH. ROW U: M. SMITH, ILENE SNODGRASS, IRENE SNODGRASS, J. SPECK, N. STEEL, BETTY STEVENS, Bos STEVENS. ROW 5: N. STOCK, G. STORK, J. STOUFER, B. STRETKER, G. SWARY, R. VANDEMARK, R. VANNUYS. ROW 6: J. WASSERMAN, J. WEANER, B. WEBB, R. WEIBLE, J. WEIDENHAMER, N. WEISENBERGER, S. WEST. ROW Y: D. WILDER, P. WINDLE, P. WINNERS, J. WORTMAN, L. WRIGHT. ROW 8: G. YEAGER. 39 -'13 SSRN I 'a QM H Q 315525 +1 X il wie l 'If A 5 V ,pn Mg wwe, gl' 6AI'l'l8Ifl . LEFT TO RIGHT: GARY WAGNER, SECRETARYQ RALPH Sllocum, PRESIDENT: WAYNE McCoY, Vaci: PREsuoENTg MAX WALLAR, TREASURER. ROW I: J. ALLEN, P. BALowlN, A. BARR, J. BARTO, S. BAUMAN, J. BAYLlss, G. BURGEON. ROW 2: J. BURGEON, B. BERTHOLD, R. BISTEL, C. Boss, L. BOHN, D. BOWERS, C. BROWN. ROW 3: S. BROWN, D. BUCKMASTER, J. COOPER, S. CULLER, L. DAFT, K. D:EMER, M. DIRR. ROW U: M. DONLEY, J. Dooov, M. DREEVES, L. ENSIGN, G. Essex, J. FAUSTER, P. FEE. ROW 5: J. FLORENCE, C. FROELICH, C. GARDI NER, P. GERKEN, C. GHASTER, B. GOLLER, F GOSHIA. ROW 6: S. HAASE, R. HALL, E. HANCOCK, P HASCH, B. HEuLMAN, A. 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KINDER, N. KRESS, J. KRUTSCH, G. LANTOV. LAYMAN, G. LEITHAUSER, K. LESH, R. LIMBAUGH, J. LINDEMAN, D. MACK, J. MACK. MAHAN, V. MANSFIELD, J. MARCKEL, N. MATTOCKS, K. MAY, M. MCCAGUE, D. MEHRING. MEKUS, L. MEYER, RACHELLE MILLER, RUBY MILLER, S. MILLER, J. MOHR, K. MONTI. MooRE, M. MORRIS, J. MOSER, R. MOSER, REx MEYERS, ROBERT MYERS, J. NICELY NICKEL, J. OLIVER, E. OSBORN, N. OSBORN, P. PAPENHAGEN, D. PARKER, J. PATTEN. 43 -vs-4' ,M -1 4- 'L is . i 5 , ,, V, ...L ROW I: C. PATTERSON, D. PELoK, A. PETERS, P. PORTER, L. PRACHT, S. PRACHT, D. REED ROW 2: W. RTBLET, W. RIPKE, E. RITTENHOUSE, E. ROBBINS, D. ROEHRIG, S. RYAN, W. RYAN ROW 3: R. SABC, L. SAUNDERS, M. SAUBER, A. SANDERS, J. SCHEUERMAN, S. SCHEUERMAN, J SCHIRA. ROW U: P. SCHMUNK, C. SCHULTZ, F. ScHwAB, S. SHOCKEY, M. SHooK, W. SHOUP, B. SLoucH ROW 5: E. SPANGLER, P. SPRouL, B. STAMBAUGH, T. STARKEY, F. STITES, M. STITSEL, J TRACY ROW 6: S. TRACY, J. WAGNER, E. WALMER, MARY WARD, MYRNA WARD, L. VARNCKE, G. WARNI- MONT. ROW Y: M. 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LEININGER, P. MARI- HUGH, V. MARIHUGH. ROW 8: L. MAx, D. MCBROOM, J. MCMILLEN, W. MEHRIG, C. MEINE, P. MEMMER, V. MERZ, D. MILLER. 46 M. BOHLMANN, C. BOHNER, H. BOYCE, R. BOYD, G. BRIGGS, CEREGHIN, C. COOPER, N. CORESSEL, J. CROSSER, P. DAFT BUSSING, N. CARR, J. .7 B. ENDS, C. ERNSBERGER, R. FISHER, JACKIE FREDERICK DOHONEY, R. DOSTER, 1 1 x f . ,L . .ZAA I .A,, v 46 Wiz I A Ar. ' U 'MV Wk . 3 4 N W ai X 5 iw E a I z 2 gk 'riff -' is gz wwgmyf I qQ?, A I, My Fifa QQ? Rm at--,.x Kim , Q .533 ' '55 , . ,M ,r 7 M sv! its E AK fl A? it v ROW I: E. MILLER, J. MILLER, N. MILLER, R. MILLER, G. NEHER,.N. NISCHVITZ, W. ORT. ROW 2: S. OTT, M. OTTO, B. PAPENHAGEN, E. PARKER, S. PATRICK, T. PAXTON, M. RATZLAFF. ROW 3: J. REAM, D. REED, B. REID, P. RICHARDS, J. RHAMv, B. RICHHOLT, J. RODDY. ROW M: J. ROEHRIG, G. ROHRBAUGH, B. SCHLOSSER, C. SCHMUNK, M. SCHMUNK A. SHARP, V. SHERBURN. ROW 5: J. SHERMAN, B. SHOCK, D. SHouP, C. SKIVER, P. SKIVER, R. SLocum M. SNYDER. ROW 6: L. SPECK, M. SPENGLER, D. SPROUL, P. STEELE, P. STEVENS, B. TUTTLE A. WALMER. ROW Y: C. WATSDN, N. VILLEY, C. Wooo. N0 PICTURE: G. ANKNEY, G. BRowN, E. BURT, G. CULLER, E. HAHR, D. LANG, C K. NEFF, H. SCHULTZ, P. SHELLENBARGER, J. STEVENS. 47 G. ORDHAY S. PENNEL, R. RoasINS, , M. SENGER, , J. SNYDER, , W. WAGNER, . LINEBRINK, 1 X elfen, Qu 0 FIRST ROW: J. ANDRIST, L. ANKNEY, M. ANKNEY, V. ANK- NEY, N. BALDWIN, R. BARKER, A. BEHRINGER, H. BEINDORF. SECOND ROW: G. BELDEN, D. BLAKE, K. BLUE, M. Bocas, K. BOSDECK, B. BOYEE, F. BROwN, L. BRYANT. THIRD ROW: T. CASHMAN, D. COLGAN, V. COMPO, J. COOPER, R. DEMLANO, R. DIETRIOK, C. DIRR, A. DOAN. FOURTH ROW: D. DODSON, G. EITINEAR, D. ERMAN, J. ERMAN, M. FAUTH, C. FEENEY, R. FEENEY, E. FTNN. 48 FIFTH ROW: L. FLORENCE, J. FREDRICK, R. FREDRICK, D. FRENCH, F. GEBHART, R. GEBHART, D. GOLDENETZ, R. GOSHIA. SIXTH ROW: R. GRIMES, S. GRIMES, J. GRUETMAN, D. HARDY, M. HIGGINS, R. HOFFMAN, D. HOOPE, N. HOOP. SEVENTH ROW: N. HORNISH, R. HULTZ, G. HURTT, J. INGLE, K. JOHNSON, D. KARNES, R. KECK, C. KELLERMEYER. EIGHTH ROW: N. KTLLION, F. KNOOP, D. LANG, M. LANG, K. LEONARD, G. MANSFIELD, N. MANSFIELD. r ifzifilgfipi m. , I I- L A , i .fii Lfm Qi' if P-L ellen, gfa 2 FIRST ROW: N. MANSFIELD, A. MARIHUGH, R. MARTIN, S MATTOCKS, DONALD MCCLORY, DOUGLAS McCLoRv, S. McCuL- LOUGH, S. MCGINNES. SECOND ROW: A. MILLER, D. MILLER, M. MILLER, N. MIL LER, G. MORSE, G. MURPHY, F. MYERS, J. MYERS. THIRD ROW: L. MYERS, W. OLSEN, J. OsBoRN, D. OSBORN S. PATTERSON, B. PEASE, P. PETERS, D. RAU. FOURTH ROW: S. REITER, J. RITCHER, R. RITCHER, F RITTENHOUSE, J. ROEHRIG, P. ROSEBROCK, S. Ross, P RUSSEL. FIFTH ROW: T. SARKA, B. SCHLEGEL, D. SCHMUNK, J. SCHUCHART, R. SENTEL, S. SHAEFFER, J. SHEAHAN, R. SHIRK. SIXTH ROW: J. SLOAN, D. SLOCUM, J. SMITH, J. SNAVELY, B. SNYDER, J. STEWART, S. STRINE, L. STRouP. SEVENTH ROW: G. TAYLOR, D. TITTLE, B. TONNERSON, JAMES TuoHY, JANE TUOHY, B. VANBRAEKEL, B. VAN SCQDER, P. WAGNER. EIGHTH ROW: T. VEISENBURGER, D. WELLMAN, J. WELLMAN, J. WISEMAN, S. WORTHINGTON, J. YEAGER. NO PICTURE: R. RITTENHOUSE, J. ROEHRIG. llfi C LOC KWISE: No wonder we had a rough football season... What are you looking at Jack?...T1-eat instead of a treatment...Justa couple of old soaks . . . Giddiap. . .Now, who's that man, Mrs. Barnes?...Now take it easy, Mr. Fallon...Merry Christ- mas to all...Ain't we cute? 50 .xdcfiuifiefi I-sm-I , g o Od 9,3 This year the Boosters with a membership of 176 were led by Barb Pickering, president, Janice Diehl, vice-president, Betty Gallup, secre- tary, and Darlene Hire, treasurer. A new policy of having a program chairman for each month was adopted. The year's activities included: an initiation and potluck, a Christmas party and gift exchange, a style show, a book review, several guest speakers, and sponsoring of the May Day festivities. Miss Vera Auten and Miss Geraldine Meyers were the Club advisors, MENBERS: BEATRICE AREND, NORA LEE BAYLISS, PEG BOLLEY, MARILYN BOWERS, LOUETTA BRANDT, ALICE BRIGGS, MARILYN COMPO, ANNA DAFT, JANICE DIEHL, SUE ELLSNORTH, NAN FAUTH, ELEANOR FISHER, BEV FITZENRIDER, MARY FRONK, BETTY GALLUP, JOANNE GESSNER, MARLENE GOLDENETZ, PAT HEILSHORN, CAROLYN HENDRICKS, RITA HEWITT, DARLENE HIRE, MARY JEANNE KERN, LOIS KRUTSCH, DELORES LEIT- HAUSER5 THERESA LEONARD, MARY LERO, JO LEWIS, PAT MARCKEL,'BONELL MARIHUGH, MARY MCCLURE, CAROL MCFAR- LAND, BONNIE'MILLER, THERESA MINCK, BONNIE MORRIS, NANCY NISCHWITZ, PAT OVERLY, JANET PARKER, NANCY PARKER, BARB PQCKERING, JENNIE POHLMANN, DOROTHY TRUBEY, LOIS SCHIRA, GENI SCHMITT, SUE SEYBOLDT, JUSTINE SCHACKON, SALLY SKEES, RUTH SNYDER, BARBARA SPANGLER, LEE ANN WILHELM, JOE ANN WISEMAN, JO DOERF- NER, HUBERTA JOHNSONBAUGH, SUE ASHTON, MARGARET BAR- BEAU, MARION BATES, BETTY BILDERBACK, MARILYN CERE- GHIN, SALLY DONLEY, MARILYN ELLSWORTH, KATHRYN FROE- LICH, SHIRLEY GRUNDEN, JOYCE GUILLIAM, MADELINE HASCH, NANCY HUGHES! JOYCE MACK, MARILYN MARCKEL, NANCY MAST, JOAN MCCARTHY, MARY ANN MEKUS, MARY ROMAINE, MARY JANE ROSS, LUCY RULMAN, ROBERTA SCHMUNK, BEVERLY SKIVER, ZORA WEANER, MARJORIE ROUT, JOANNE SCHATZ, SHIRLEY AMSBAUGH, JOAN ASHBACHER, PATSY BOSDECH, MILDRED BRADNER, DIXIE BRAND, JANE CAMERON, MARILYN CORESSEL, ZORA CULLER, FERN DEMLAND, SUE DEMYAN, BARBARA DICKMAN, CARLYN DIEHL, MARILYN DIEMER, SALLY DOERFNER, DORTHEE EVRITT, MARY FESSEL, MARY FLORENCE, ROSY FLORY, SHIRLEY FRISINGER, PAT FROELICH, BETTY GOLLER, BEVERLY HEILMAN, SONDRA HUTCHINS, IRENE KEMM NANCY KILLION, CAROL LEWIS, LOIS MAASS, RUTH MARIHUGH, LOU ANN MARSH, LARAY MARCHAL., ANN NOFFSINGER, MADILYN PARKER, ROSIE REAS, ANN RICHERD, MARY JO ROTHROCK, KAREN SLOUGH, BETTY STEVENS, JOYCE STOUFER, JOAN WASSERMAN, BETTY WEBB, NANCY WEISENBERGER, SHARON WEST, PEARL WINDLE, JANICE WORTMAN, NANCY BOUVIER, LAVONNA KING, LEE ANN MACK, DONNA BRIGGS, JANET BARTO, CAROL BRowN, SHARON BROWN, SHIRLEY CULLER, LAOONNA DAFT, MARILYN DIRR, MARTHA DONLEY, JOAN FAUSTER, PEGGY FEE, PHYLLIS GERKEN, SHIRLEY HAASE, PATTY HELP, AMBER HELF, JEAN HILLSTROM, ANN HOHENBERGER, NANCY HOHEN- BERGER, CAROL HOLLEY, KAREN KENT, JANICE KILLION, NANCY HOHENBERGER, CAROL HOLLEY, KAREN KENT, JANICE KILLION, NANCY KRESS, GRACE LANTOV, GLENNA LEITHAUSER, KATHLEEN LESH, JOYCE MARCKEL, SHIRLEY MEKUS, RUBY MILLER, KAY MONTI, MARILYN MORRIS, JEAN MOSER, SHIRLEY MOORE, POLLY PAPENHAGEN, ANN PETERS, PAULANN PORTER, SUE RYAN, ANN SAUNDERS, JANET SCHEUERMAN, SUE SCHEUER- MAN, JEANNE SCHIRA, SUE SHOCKEY, ELEANOR SPANGLER, PAT SPROUL, JOAN TRACY, SHIRLEY TRACY, JANET WAGNER, MARY JANE WEBB, BETTY WELLMAN, SUE WIDMER, LEE ANN BOHN, AND MARDELLE YOUNG. 52 I jk? Kahne? The Banner, published by the journalism class, was edited by Pat Heilshorn with Peg Bolley as business manager this year. At the close of the school year the staff purchased a new multigraph machine which will replace the mimeograph which has been used to print the paper in the past. Other staff members include, N. Bayliss, typistg A. Briggs, typistg M. Compo, machine operator, D. Harris, sportsg R. Hewitt, artg H. Johnsonbaugh, machine operator, D. Leithauser, reporter, P. Ovefly, typistg B. Pickering, reporterg G. Reid, artg O. Smith, reporterg L. Schira, typistg J. Stock, machine operatorg R. Snyder, typistg B. Spangler, typistg and D. Squire, sports. Mr. Kirk Krutsch is the publication advisor. 53 jufure IQ fa i fem 0 OAio THIS YEAR THE FRO HAD THIRTY MEM- BERS WHICH IS THE LARGEST MEMBERSHIP YET. THE FRO IS PART OF A STATE OR- GANIZATION WHICH IN TURN IS PART OF A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. OFFICERS THIS YEAR WERE: JOHN STOCK, PRESI- DENTQ DAVE MARIHUGH, VICE-PRESIDENTQ MARILYN COMPO, SECRETARY, AND LOIS KRUTSCH, TREASURER. MR. HEUSI IS FRO ADVISOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: LOIS KRUTSCH, SUE ELLSwORTH, CAROL MCFARLAND, CAROLYN HENDRICKS, MARILYN COMPO, PAT WEBER, BEVERLY FITZENRIDER, JOHN RYAN, ROGER SIMONIS, HAROLD FRY, PHIL SHOUP, DICK SMITH, ANNA BOND, DAVE MARIHUGH, JOHN STOCK, JOE ANN WISEMAN, DOROTHY TRUEEY, JACK WEISENBERGER, JIM HALL, WAYNE CROSSER, BETTY STEELE, BILL MONTI, LARRY RUCH, BILL THEIROFF, JOHN MOHR, BOB WISEMAN, JIM ZEHNER, AUGUST SCHACKOW, AND JOANNE GESSNER. 0l'l'lll'l2l'C 2 THE OBJECT OF THE COMMERCE CLUB Is TO INSTILL IN THE MINDS or ITS MEMBERS THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BUSINESS PROFESSION. UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS GENEVA HANKISH AND LEADERSHIP OF BONNIE MILLER, PRESIDENT: BEATRICE AREND, VICE-PRESIDENT? MARY JEANNE KERN, SECRETARY: AND Jo DOERFNER, TREASURERS THE STUDENTS WERE ABLE TO GET A BETTER IDEA OF WHAT IS EXPECTED or THEM AS STENOCRAPHERS IN THE BUSINESS WORLD or TOMORRow. A HALLOWEEN PARTY AND A MOVIE HICHLICHTED THE SOCIAL AFFAIRS. MEMBERS INCLUDE: BEATRICE AREND, PEG BOLLEY, MARILYN BOWERS, ANNA MAE DAFT, SALLY DONLEY, JO DOERFNERI MARY VESSEL, E'-EANOR F'SHER, CAROLYN HENDRICKS, MARY JEANNE KERN, MARY KATHRYN LERO, ROSEMARY LERO, Jo LEwIS, LA RAY MAR- CHAL, THERESA MINCK, BONNYE MILLER, CAROL MCFARLAND, NANCY NISCHwITz, PAT OVERLY, JANET PARKER, NANCY PARKER, JENNIE POHLMANN, MARGE ROUT, LOIS SCHIRA, BARBARA SPANGLER, SUE SEYBOLDT, SALLY SKEES, MARVELLE SMITH, BARBARA SCHROEDER, AND NORA LEE BAYLISS. 54 .gzwlenf Counci The Student Council is the governing body of the students. It is com- posed of members from each class and they are trying to put into effect the students' ideas of a democ ratic governing system to help them work more co-operatively with the faculty. Their main project this year was setting upa Student Handbook. They were also responsible for the beautiful Christmas tree on the first floor landing and the Christmas scene on the front windows. Officers were: Sue Seyboldt, presidentg Zora Weaner, vice president Pat Overly, secretaryg and Rosie Flory, treasurer. Mr. Henkle served as the advisor of the group. Members include: B. Arend, D. Hire, M. Kern, P. Overly, S. Seyboldt, S. Amsbaugh, Z. Weaner, N. Hughes, R. Schmunk, K. Morris, R. Flory, S. Doerfner, B. Goller, S. Hutchins, M. Hughes, L. Hire, J. Patten, J. Snyder, G. Ordway, D. Karnes, and R. Hultz. 55 Slain.. eac em of merica THE PURPOSE OF THE F.T.A. IS TO GIVE ACTUAL EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING AND TO INSPIRE MEMBERS TO CONSIDER TEACHING AS A VOCATION. THE CLUB LEADERS ARE: DARLENE HIRE, PRESIDENT, BARB PICKERING, VICE PRESIDENT, LEE ANN WILHELM, SECRETARY: BETTY GALLUP, TREASURERS PAT OVERLY, LIBRARIANL AND PAT HEIL- SHORN, HISTORIAN. MANY VARIED AND INTERESTING PROGRAMS WERE HELD THIS YEAR. MISS GRACE MORSE IS THE CLUB ADVISOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: P. BAKER, B. BILDERBACK, G. BLUE, A. BRIGGS, M. COMPO, A. DAFT, J. DIEHL, B. GAL- LUP, M. GOLDENETZ, S. GRUNDEN, P. HEILSHORN, C. HENDRICKS, R. HEwITT, D. HIRE, N. HUGHES, H. JOHNSONBAUGH, L. KRUTSCH, D. LEITHAUSER, J. LEwIS, B. MARIHUGH, C. MCFAR- LAND, N. NlSCHwITz, P. OVERLY, N. PARKER, B. PICKERING, J. POHLMANN, M. ROSS, M. ROUT, G. SCHMITT, R. SCHMUNK, B. SCHROEDER, S. SEYBOLDT, R. SIMONlS, B. SPANGLER, Z. WEANER, L. WILHELM, S. SKEES, AND O. SMITH. CJD. cm THE PURPOSE OF THE COLLEGE CLUB IS TO HELP ITS MEMBERS DECIDE WHAT THEY WILL DO AFTER GRADUATION. WITH GENEVIEVE SCHMITT, AS PRESIDENT, LEE ANN WILHELM, VICE PRESIDENTL MARY JEANNE KERN, SECRETARY, AND BARBARA SPANGLER, TREASURER3 THE CLUB HAD AN INTERESTING YEAR. MANY OF THE MEETINGS WERE HELD JOINTLY wITH THE F.T.A. MISS KEHNAST IS THE CLUB ADVISOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: P. BAKER, J. DIEHL, B. GALLUP, P. HEILSHORN, R. HEwITT, C. HENDRICKS, D. HIRE, M. KERN, D. LEITHAUSER, J. LEwIS, M. MANEY, B. MARIHUGH, N. NISCHwITz, H. JOHNSONBAUGH, P. OVERLY, N. PARKER, B. PICKERING, J. POHLMANN, G. SCHMITT, S. SEYBOLDT, B. SCHROEDER, O. SMITH, R. SNYDER, B. SPANGLER, L. WILHELM, M. GOLDENETZ, A. BRIGGS, S. GRUNDEN, N. HUGHES, M. ROUT, R. SCHMUNK, D. WEBB AND Z. WEANER. O ice WMM em THE UEEICE WURKERS' JOBS ARE TO ASSIST IN THE OFFICES KN VARIOUS DUTIES ECR A PERIOD EACH DAY. THE GIRLS INCLUDE: BARS PICKERING, PAT OVERLY, LOIS SCHIRA, PAT HEILSHDRN, JANICE DIEHL, BONELL MARTHUGH, SHIRLEY AMSBAUGH, ZQRA WEANER, NANCY HUGHES, MARY JEANNE KERN, BARS SPANGLER, PEG BCL- LEY, SUE SEYBHLDT, ROSIE LERO, MARY DETRAY, DELORES HEILMAN, BARBARA BERTHOLD, MARIAN BATES, THERESA MINCK, MARGARET OSBORN, RCMA LEE VANNUYS, JANET PARKER, AND MARY LERO. MISS KEHNAST IS THE SUPER- VISOR. LAW 'UMW em WHERE CAN I FIND THIS? UWHO NROTE THAT? THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY QUESTIONS THAT ARE ASKED OF OUR LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, WHO ARE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS VERA AUTEN. WORKERS INCLUDE: KLEFT TO RIGHT, JACKIE FREDERICKS, NANCY MAST, JACKIE LINDEMAN, SALLY WEISENBURGER, CAROL BRGWN, JOYCE STCUFFER, AND MISS AUTEN. NOT IN PICTURE: NORMA MILLER. Lila! oniford UNDER MISS KEHNASTIS SURERVISION THE HALL MONI- TORS HELP TO ENFORCE ORDERLY HALL CONDUCT. MEMBERS INCLUDE: DAISY MILER, DORIS WEBB, CAROL MCFARLAND, PHIL BAKER, JIM VANVLERAH, BRUCE PICKERING, ROGER JOHNSONBAUGH, ROGER BATT, BOB VANDENARK, MARY JANE WEBB, MURLAN MILLER, FRED BUTLER, DICK SABC, FLOYD NICELY, TOM LENHART, DICK LAMB, BETTY GOLLER, NANCY PARKER, GLEN MILLER, GILBERT STORK, DARREL MOORE, BOB MITCHELL, AND TED KECK. NNN ' A W I.. WI: 4 K? , 5 Q., xii qi.. :HI ll ii, W If ,!1f,',!!f 77 Wafiona! .Honor ociefg Membership of the National Honor Society is composed of students in the upper fifteen percent of the Senior class and the upper five per cent of the Junior class. It is based on scholarship, leadership, participation in school activities, and character. The purposes of the organization are to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to promote leadership, to encourage character de- velopment, and to stimulate a desire to render service. This year's officers were: Mary Blue, president: Nora Lee Bayliss, vice president: LeeAnn Wilhelm, secretary, and Darlene Hire, treasurer. MEMBERS INCLUDE! QSEATEDJ MARY BLUE, NORA LEE BAYLISS, LEE ANN WILHELM, DARLENE HIRE, JANICE DIEHL, AND BARB PICKERING. fSTANDINGl ROW I: MARY JEANNE KERN, SUE SEYBOLDT, PAT OVERLY, PAT HEILSI-IORN, MARJORIE ROUT, ZoRA WEANER, BARBARA SCI-IROEDER, BEATRICE AREND, BONNIE MILLER, AND GENEVIEVE SCI-IMITT. ROW 2: LOIS SCI-IIRA, RUTH SNYDER, ROBERTA SCI-IMUNK, RlTA HEwITT, KATHRYN FROE- LIcI-I, SUE ELLSWORTH, AND MR. BLUE. ROW 3: CHARLES MINCK, JIM BONFIGLIO, JERRY ROSENBERGER, JACK LEIINAN, AND BERNIE Borr. NOT IN PICTURE: JERRY BEHRINGER. 58 BARBARA SCHROEDER Valedictorian NORA LEE BAYLISS DARLENE HIRE Salutatorian Salutatorian 59 THE HI-Y HAD A SUCCESSFUL YEAR UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF JERRY BEHRINGER, PRESI- DENT1 GERRY REID, VICE PRESIDENT, DICK MARSHALL, SECRETARY, KEN MORRIS, TREAS- URERQ AND JERRY ROSENBERGER, CHAPLAIN. THIS YEAR THE HI-Y SPONSORED THE HOMECOMING AND THE CHRISTMAS DANCE IN ADDITION TO THEIR OTHER ACTIVIT ES. MR. HAROLD PALMER I5 THE CLUB ADVISOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: KEITH HUBBARD, JERRY KOERBER, JERRY BEHRINGER, GERRY REID, HAROLD FRY, GENE MATTOCKS, AUGUST SCHACKON, RONALD BROWN, LOUIS SABC, DEE BRCWN, PAUL STOCK, CLARENCE BOHN, ROBERT HEIL, DICK MARSHALL, JERRY ROSENBERGER, DOUG ERMAN, KEN MORRIS, JOHN PETERSON, JIM SMITH, JACK RETHMEL, VINCENT BATT, BOB SMITH, JOHN URY, TONY PARCHER, JAMES MARQUARDT, RONNIE SCHUTT, BRUCE PICKERING, BOB STRETKER, JOHN WEANER, BOB VANDEMARK, RUNE MARTIN, DALE MCFEETERS, GALE YEAGER, DICK LAMB, ROGER JOHNSONBAUGH, ROBERT OSBORN, FRED MANAHAN, AND BOB ERNSBERGER. THE SCIENCE CLUB IS COMPOSED DF JUNIORS AND SENIORS. ITS PURPOSE IS TO OPEN THE STUDENTS' EYES TO THE PHENOMENA OF SCIENCE AND ITS MANY ADVANTAGES. MR. HULTZ, THE CLUB ADVISOR, WAS ASSISTED BY CHARLES MINCK, PRESIDENT, JERRY ROSENBERGER, VICE PRESIDENT, RLBERTA SCHMUNK, SECRETARY, AND KATHRYN FROELVCH, TREASURER. MEMBERS INCLUDE: FINLEY VAUGHN, DICK MARSHALL, JIM SMITH, LOUIS SIMONIS, BETTY GALLUP, PAT WEBER, RITA HEwITT, ORVILLE SMITH, JERRY ROSENBERGER, RALPHTMZELSWARTZ, KEITH HUBBARD, CHARLIE BARBER, BERNIE BOPP, DICK HARRIS, CHARLES MINCK, DOUG ERMAN, JERRY BEHRINGER, BOB HEIL, ROBERTA SCHMUNK, MARJORIE ROUT, KATE FROELICH, RONNIE WILLIAMS, AND ROBERT ANKNEY. CM 60 Jafin THE PURPOSE OF THE LATIN CLUB IS TO PROMOTE THE STUDY OF LATIN AND ITS INFLUENCES. ONLY STUDENTS HAVING A 'B' AVERAGE OR BETTER ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP. THIS YEAR, FOR THE FIRST TIME, FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS WITH STRAIGHT 'A'S' THE FIRST SEMESTER WERE ADMITTED INTO THE CLUB. MEETINGS ARE HELD ONCE A MONTH WITH THE OFFICERS JOHN PETER- SON, PRESIDENTQ ROSEMARY REAS, VICE PRESlDENTQ BETTY GOLLER, SECRETARY: AND RCSKE FLORY, TREASURER, OFFICIATING. THE CLUB ADVISOR TS MISS MARIA SCHLEGEL. MEMBERS INCLUDE: EVA BAUER, BARBARA BEATTY, MILDRED BRADNER, JIM BONFIGLIO, JANE CAMERON, SUE DEMYAN, BARBARA DICK- MAN, CARLYN DIEHL, MARY FLORY, RCSIE FLORY, BETTY GCLLER, DARLENE HIRE, SON PAUL PEIFFER, JOHN PETERSON, BARB PICKERING, RDSEMARY REAS, MARY ROTHROCK, LUCY RULMAN, MARVELLE SMITH, JOYCE STOUFER, ROMA LEE VANNUYS, FINLEY VAUGHN, BETTY WEBB, DORIS WEBF, NANCY WEISENBERGER, SHARON WEST, JANICE WORTMAN, KAY BRIGGS, ROSEMARY LERQ, JANET BARTO, CHARLOTTE GARDINER, LARRY HIRE, NANCY HOHENBERGER, CAROL HOLLEY, MARY HUGHES, KAREN KENT, RACHELLE MILLER, LUCILLE MEYER, POLLY PAPENHAGEN, ANN PETERS, PAULANN PORTER, FRANCIS SCHWAB, ROSE ANN SIMONIS, AND RONALD GREIM. DRA HUTCHINS, LOU ANN MARSH, JUAN MCCARTHY, BOB MINCK, MADELYN PARKER, THE ANNUAL STAFF IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PUBLICATION DF THE DEFIANCE. THE EDITORIAL STAFF DOES ALL THE LITERARY WORK AND DESIGNS THE LAY-OUT OF THE BOOK, THE BUSINESS STAFF CONDUCTS THE SUBSCRIPT DN CAMPAIGN AND SELL5 THE ADVERTISING SPACE. THE COMBINED EFFORTS OF THE GROUP MADE THE l95O DEFIANCE A REALITY. DARLENE HIRE, EDITOR, AND BARB PICKERING, ASSISTANT EDITOR, WORKED UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. KIRK KRUTSCH, THE EDITORIAL ADVISOR. JERRY BEHRINGER, BUSINESS MANAGER, AND PEG BCLLEY, ASS STANT BUSINESS MANAGER, WERE UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS GENEVA HANKISH, THE BUSINESS ADVISOR, , THE ED TORIAL STAFF TNCLUDES, LEFT TO RIGHT: QSEATED, AUGUST SCHACKOW, PAT HEILSHORN, MARY JEANNE KERN, BEATRICE AREND, BARB PICKERING, DARLENE HIRE, MR. KRUTSCH. fSTANDING, BONNIE MILLER, JOHN STOCK, LOIS SCHIRA, AND JIM BON- FIGLIO. THE BUSINESS STAFF INCLUDES, LEFT TO RIGHT: MISS HANKISH, DICK SQUIRE, PEG BOLLEY, CHARLES MINCK, NORA LEE BAYLISS, BILL HAASE, LEE ANN WIL- HELM, AND JANICE DIEHL, l'lI'llfl,CL! 61 Ever wonder what would happen if your secret diary were accidentally printed in the daily newspaper under another name? Well, Patty Blaine found out---the hard way. It all began when she decided to type her novel and was in desperate need of a type- writer. Tod, her boyfriend was finally coaxed into borrowing the new portable from the principal's office at school. After they found that a detective had been hired to search for the stolen typewriter, they decided to return it. But, alas, someone sat on it before they had a chance to sneak it back. The only thing left to do was to sell Patty's novel to the newspaper for enough money to add to their own funds. Her bad luck was still not over, for her brother picked up her diary by mistake and delivered it. This created quite a turmoil in print, for Patty tells ALL! When she learns someone else is taking the blame, she relates the whole story and soon finds that despite her bad luck things turned out perfect for everyone. Mrs. Bohlmann, the director, was assisted by Miss Myers, who supervised the costumes, and Mr. Clingarnan , who directed construction of the set. jaffifad Patty Blaine. Mr. Blaine . Isabel Blaine . Artie Blaine. Mrs. Blaine. Ida May , . Tod Jennings . Mr. Nixon . Walt Kennedy . Mrs. Nixon . . Miss Wiggam . Paul Cummings Louella . . . Monica .... Barney. . . Quiz Lanning . Mr. Whittaker . Mr. Bixley . . Mrs. Lorimer . Hetty Heaton . . . . . Marjorie Rout . . Eddie Meyer Shirley Amsbaugh . . . Jim Skees Margaret Barbeau Betty Bilderback Ronnie Williams . Dick Schroeder . .Jack Rethmel . Sally Donley . Zora Weaner . Dick Marshall . . Betty Floehr . Madeline Hasch . Duane Walmer .Shirley Grunden . . . . . PaulBatt . Gerald Rosenberger Mary Ann Mekus .Mary Jane Ross 62 Don't ever darken my step again! Hail, Errnintrude ! ll Let's make it look real now! l ufiic KCUQCJ THE 6h-PIECE CONCERT BAND, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. GEORGE WILSON, HAS HAD A FULL SCHEDULE THIS YEAR WHICH INCLUDED A CONCERT IN MARCH, THE COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL, THE NORTHWEST OHIO BAND FESTIVAL, A SPRING CONCERT, AND NUMEROUS OTHER ACTIVITIES. THE MARCHING BAND, LED BY DRUM MAJOR SUE ELLSWORTH, WAS ALSO VERY BUSY PERFORMING AT ALL THE FOOTBALL GAMES, PARTICIPATING AT FAIRS, IN BAND FESTIVALS, PARADES, AND OTHER PROGRAMS. HONORS THIS YEAR INCLUDED WINNING FIRST PRIZE AT THE PAULDING COUNTY FAIR. THIS YEARIS BAND COUNCIL WAS MADE UP OF: BILL HAASE - CHAIRMAN, DARLENE HIRE, FERRIS ZIMMERMAN, JOHN URY, AND NANCY HOHENBERGER. LEE ANN WILHELM WAS BAND SECRETARY AND LARRY RHAMY, BAND MANAGER. BAND MEMBERS INCLUDE: FLUTES: SUE DEMYAN, MARY FESSEL, CARLYN DIEHL, RACHELLE MILLER, NANCY HOHENBERGER, JIM MARQUARDTQ OBOE: ANN BARR? CLARINETS: DARLENE HIRE, BETTY BILDERBACK, ROBERTA SCHMUNK, BARB PICKERING, JANICE DIEHL, JOANNE SCHATZ, BARBARA DICKMAN, BETTY.FLOEHR, SUZANNE LEACH, ALLEN BECK, KAREN SLOUGH, ANNABELLE GRIMES, ANN PETERS, PATSY SCHMUNK, SUE SHOCKEY, CHARLENE SCHULTZ, LADONNA DAFT, NANCY KRESS, JOAN ASHBACHER, ERMA WALMERQ ALTO CLARINET: GENEVIEVE SCHMITTQ BASSOONS: LEE ANN WILHELM, BONNIE MILLER: SAXOPHONES: HELEN NICKELS, DAVE PELOK, ANN NOFFSINGER, JAN PATTEN, TERRY STARKEY, LARRY RHAMY, FRENCH HORNS: MARY BLUE, SHIRLEY HAASE, KAREN KENT, D ' BETTY WEBB, PAT SPROULQ CORNETS: BILL HAASE, JERRY ROSENBERGER, BOB HEIL, RONNIE DIEMER, DOUG ERMAN, PAT BURNS, FERRIS ZIMMERMAN, JIM SMITH, BARITONE: GALE BLUE: TROMBONES: JOHN WEANER, ALLEN SCHUTT, LARRY HIRE, DALE MCFEETERS, LARRY WRIGHT, NORMAN MATTOCKSQ BASSES: JOHN RYAN, MAX WALLER, GEORGE ES- SEX, PERCUSSION: BEVERLY FITZENRIDER, GENE MATTOCKS, BOB STRETKER, BILL STAMBAUGH, RALPH SLOCUM, BERNIE BOFF, KENNY ERMAN, BOB ERNSBERGER: BELLS: MARY HUGHESQ DRUM MAJOR: SUE ELLSWORTHS MAJORETTES: GENEVIEVE SCHMITT, LOIS KRUTSCH, DELORES LEITHAUSER, MARILYN DIEMER, MADELINE HASCH1 FLAG BEARERS: MARILYN BOWERS, MARY FRONK. FERR I S Z I MMERMAN. 66 LEFT TO RIGHT: BILL HAASE, MR. WILSON, NANCY HOHEN- BERGER, DARLENE HIRE, AND JOHN URY.NOT IN PICTURE: Mr. Wilson has been directing the DHS bands for the past two years. He graduated from Ohio State University in 1947 and taught in Maumee, Ohio, before coming to Defiance. THE B'BAND IS MADE UP MOSTLY or JR. HIGH STU- DENTS. IT PLAYS FOR JR. HIGH EVENTS AND ALSO RARTICIPATES IN QONCERTS AND PARADES. UNIFORMS WERE WORN BY THE MEMBERS THIS YEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME. STUDENTS WHO COMPLETE THEIR TRAINING IN THE B-BAND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE A- BAND. MEMBERS INCLUDE! FLUTES: BETTY STEVENS, SHIRLEY PENNEL, DAR- LENE BLAKES CLARINETS: NED WILLEY, JOAN WORTMAN, JERRY GEcowETS, LARRY VANBRACKEL, ROY MARTIN, PAUL RUSSELL, BOB HULTZ, BOB CAMERON, JANE SHEA- HAN, SUE REITER, SUSAN ROSS, DARLENE KARNES, BEA SNYDER, CAROLYN DIRR, SALLY PATTERSON. SAXOPHONES: JEAN HIATT, SALLY DAYSON, DENNIS ERMAN, BOB ENOS: FRENCH HORN: MARLENE SENGERQ CORNETS: JANICE RHAMY, DON MILLER, BONNIE PEASE, CLAYTON SKIVER, MARILYN LANG, BOB DIETRICK, FRED MYERS, DONALD GOLDENETZ, HARVEY BOYCE, JUNIOR SLOAN, NORMAN BALDWIN, DEAN WELLMAN, BOB TUTTLE: TROMBONES: WALTER ARNETTE, PAUL SKIVER, LARRY ENSIGN, PAULA PETERS, DENNIS REED: BASS: BILL SLOUGH: PERCUSSION: ROGER BOYD, JIM INGLE, LESTER SANDERS, JACK FAUSTER5 BELLS: JANIE ERMAN. 67 lQAgfAm pfua . . . The dance band, known as the SentimentalSwingstersf' plays at the dances after football and basketball games and also at the Skylark Club, Defiance's youth center. Mr. Wilson is in charge of the band. Members include: Trumpet: Bill Haase, Jerry Rosen- berger, and Ferris Zimmermang Trombone: Allen Schutt, Larry .,Hire, and John Weanerg Saxophone: Darlene Hire, Lee Ann Wilhelm, Larry Rhamy, and Ann Noffsingerg Piano: Bonnie Miller and Karen Kentg Drums: Bill Stambaugh, Bob Stretker, and Ralph Slocum. Jennie Pohlmann is vocalist. 68 ee cm THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB IS COMPOSED OF SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR GIRLS. THEY MEET WITH THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB ONCE A WEEK AND THIS IS THE MIXED CHORUS. THIS GROUP PREPARES THE GIRLS FOR MEMBERSHIP IN THE A CAPELLA CHOIR. MR. LESLIE BROOKE IS THE DIRECTOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: ROW I: LOIS MAASS, DIXIE LEE BRAND, FERN DEMLAND, JOYCE STOUFER, BARBARA BEATTY, MARY ROTHROCK, LAVONNA KING, MILORED BRAONER, SONDRA HUTCHINS, PAT FROELICH. ROW 2: ANN RICKERO, LEE ANN MACK, BARBARA DICKMAN, DONNA WILDER, ROSY FLORY, BETTY WEBB, KAREN SLOUGH, SALLY DOERFNER, JOANN ASHBACHER, PEGGY SNIDER, NANCY BOUVIER, SHARON WEST. ROW 3: SALLY DONLEY, NANCY KILLION, JUDY BURNHAM, MARY FLORENCE, ZORA QUL- LER, BETTY STEVENS, DORTHEE EVRITT, MADILYN PARKER, JANICE WORTMAN, ANN NOFFSINGER, CARLYN DIEHL, DONNA BRIGGS, CAROL LEWIS, MARY FLORY. ROW U: JOAN WASSERMAN, ARLENE BEINDORF, NELLIE STOCK, JANE BURNHAM, ROSE- MARY REAS, BETTY GOLLER, ROSE MCCARTHY, SUE DEMYAN, JANE CAMERON, SHIRLEY FRISINGER, CAROL EVERSOLE, SUZANNE LEACH, ELSIE KAMMEYER, MARILYN CORESSEL. , 0 'geegug THE BOYS' GLEE CLUB I5 AN ORGANIZATION WHICH ACTS AS A TRAINING GROUP FOR THE CHOIR. IT MEETS TWICE A WEEK AND ON FRIDAY WITH THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TO FORM THE MIXED CHORUS. THEY PARTICIPATED IN THE SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL AND OTHER ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. KAREN KENT IS THE ACCOMPANIST AND MR. BROOKE IS THE DIRECTOR. MEMBERS INCLUDE: ROW I: ROGER FLORENCE, JACK HALE, FRED MANAHAN, JERRY WEIDENHAMER. ROW 2: DALE MCFEETERS, CLARENCE BOHN, LOUIS SIMONIS, JOHN WEANER, RONNIE SCHUTT. ROW 3: BOB ERNSBERGER, ROGER BATT, BOB MITCHELL, ROGER JOHNSONBAUGH, LYLE RAU. 69 .fd Calalae a CAUD' THE DHS A CAPELLA CHOIR, A SELECTED GROUP OF JUNIORS AND SENIOR5, IS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. LESLIE BROOKE. THIS YEAR'S OFFICERS INCLUDED: BILL HAASE, PRESIDENT, LEE ANN WILHELM, SECRETARY-TREAS- URERQ AND PAT OVERLY, DARBENE HIRE, DICK SMITH, AND BERNIE BOFF, MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL. MARJORIE ROUT wAS ACCOMPANIST. ' THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE CHOIR TRIP TO COLUMBUS AND SURROUNDING TOWNS. OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE YEAR INCLUDED A VARIETY SHOW, CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, EXCHANGE ASSEMBLIES, DEFIANCE COUNTY MUSIC FESTIVAL, AND A SPRING CONCERT. MEMBERS INCLUDE: ROW I: MARJORIE ROUT, ARLENE BUTLER, BETTY BILDERBACK, SALLY SKEES, CAROL MCFARLAND, KEN CLEMENS, JIM BAUER, JIM SKEES, DOUG ERMAN, JERRY ROSENBERGER, BEVERLY SKIVER, CAROLYN HENDRICKS, BARBARA SPANGLER, GENEVIEVE SCHMITT. ROW 2: JOAN SCHATZ, ZORA WEANER, NANCY MAST, MARGARET BARBEAU, JOAN MCCARTHY, SUE ASHTON, GALE KING, PAUL BATT, KENNETH MORRIS, DICK SMITH, DICK MARSHALL, JIM HALL, NANCY PARKER, SUE ELLSWORTH, MARILYN BOwERS, LOIS KRUTSCH. ROW 3: BEVERLY FITZENRIDER, MARILYN COMPO, BETTY GALLUP, JOE ANN WISEMAN, SHIRLEY AMSBAUGH, MARY RO- MAINE, LEE KETTERLE, PAT WEBER, GALE BLUE, DUANE WALMER, GENE WEAVER, ED HESSELSCHWARDT, ALLEN SCHUTT, LUCY RULMAN, LOIS SCHIRA, LEE ANN WILHELM, DARLENE HIRE, BONNIE MILLER. ROW U: BONELL MARIHUGH, JANET PARKER, SUE SEYBOLDT, PAT OVERLY, ROBERTA SCHMUNK, RUTH SNYDER, RITA HEWITT, TOM RYAN, GERALD REID, GENE MATTOCKS, BILL HAASE, JACK WEISENBURGER, LARRY RHAMY, FRED MILLER, JOYCE GOSSMAN, RUTH HARMON, LUETTA BRANDT, SHIRLEY GRUNDEN, PAT HEILSHORN, NANCY NISCHWITZ. ROW 5: PEG BOLLEY, MADELINE HASCH, ALICE BRIGGS, JENNY POHLMANN, JO LEWIS, MARY ANN,MEKUS, JOYCE MACK, DICK SQUIRE, KEITH HUBBARD, BERNIE BOFF, GERALD KOERBER, BOB HEIL, JOHN RYAN, DOUG SPROUL, LARRY BOWERS, DICK SCHROEDER, MARY MANEY, NORA LEE BAYLISS, KATHRYN FROELICH, MARY FRONK, JANICE DIEHL. 70 This is Mr. BI'OOk6'S second year at DHS as vocal director. He at- tended Ohio State Uni- versity and was a member of the famous Ohio State Symphonic Choir. After his gradua- tion from Ohio State in 1947, he taught at Piqua, Ohio, before coming to Defiance. enior ' gnaemgzz THIS I5 THE SECOND YEAR FOR THIS GROUP TO HAVE SUNG TOGETHER AS AN ENSEMBLE. THESE GIRLS SANG FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR FOR THE BOOSTERS, THE SKYLARK CLUB, AND MANY OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. THIS IS A SELECTED GROUP FROM THE A CAPELLA CHOIR. MEMBERS INCLUDE CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: JENNIE POHLMANN, RITA HEWITT, PAT OVERLY, SUE SEYBOLDT, JOE ANN WISEMAN, DARLENE HIRE, NANCY PARKER, SUE ELLSWORTH, AND RUTH SNYDER. 1 T unior ir if , n:5em6L THE JUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE IS A NEWLY ORGANIZED GROUP. THEY SANG AT THE SKYLARK CLUB, THE SPRING CONCERT, AND FOR OTHER GROUPS. MEMBERS INCLUDE KLEFT TO RIGHTT: BEVERLY SKIVER, SHIRLEY GRUNDEN, KATHRYN FROELICH, SUE ASHTON, JOAN MCCARTHY, ROBERTA SCHMUNK, MADELINE HASCH, MARGARET BARBEAU, AND ZORA WEANER. 72 Ublftette THIS YEAR THE BOYS' QUARTETTE wAs VERY ACTIVE. BESIDES PARTICIPATING IN THE S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. QUARTETTE CONTEST THEY SANG FOR VARIOUS CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS. MEMBERS INCLUDE: DICK SMITH, LEAD: ROBERT HEIL, FIRST TENORS BILL HAASE, BARITONEQ AND DICK SQUIRE, BASS. I I Ucfeffe LEFT TO RIGHT: DICK SQUIRE, BILL HAASE, DICK SMITH, BOB HEIL. THE BOYS' OCTETTE IS A GROUP OF BOYS COMPOSED FROM THE CHOIR WHO HAVE HARMONIZED TOGETHER AT VARIOUS TIMES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THEY SANG AT THE SKYLARK CLUB AND FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. MEMBERS INCLUDE, FIRST TENOR: ROBERT HEIL AND DOUG ERMAN: SECOND TENOR: DICK SMITH AND JIM HALLS FIRST BASS: BILL HAASE AND GERALD REID: SECOND BASS: DICK SQUIRE AND KEITH HUBBARD. LEFT TO RIGHT: DICK SQUIRE, KEITH HUBBARD, GERRY REID, BILL HAASE, DOUG ERMAN, BOB HEIL, JIM HALL, AND DICK SMITH. acking .gay BALL COACH AND ASSISTANT JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL COACHQ BALL COACH AND ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACH. KNEELING: CARTER BURNEY, HEAD FOOTBALL COACH AND ASSISTANT BASKETBALL CoAcH. LEFT TO RIGHT: LESTER RIGGLE, JUNIOR HIGH BASKET- DON HAMPSHIRE, JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL COACH AND FRESH- MAN BASKETBALL COACH: THORVAL MATTOx, HEAD BASKET- ,M Lf, . 1 Q'x f Qalph D jg: Ui A Ha5e,lswar+3 1 s Q Junior Bain 1 Gerry Re Gene maH'ocK5 XM-ki Jlm Bmgglio Kemifk Hukubarcl Q T R Harold TWG Om Han A 76 pw 514 LM, X g- wg ' ' ' -7 Duclk Smiih A uggie, Schackow W aff. Jerry Behemgef Q el GC vga Ewssmg Charli e. Barber .ff Ronald Brown Dee Brown Jedi Welsenberggr 77 X f ufure rospec S - . V59 Hefty f if sill mccoaf VJ? lac Ha ei Gaxe wa Ac GQ ,353 DQCK Slocum roelmch JSCK man Q 5-87? ' :' 'ff ' martin Keihd, Qoger Johnsen baugh RESERVES The Defiance Reserves in three games this fall lost to Van Wert 12 to 0 tied Wa , useon 7 to 7, and dropped their final game to Lima South 44 to 7. Much valuable experience was gained, however, which should enable the boys to put Defiance back in the victory column in future years. 78 Mrdifg joofgaff The Dehance BuHdogs,underthe newleadershqaci Coach Burney from Oklahoma, started the '49 season with a 6 to 6 tie with Montpelier. On September Z3 the Bulldogs were beaten by a tough Van Wert team by the score Z8 to 6. The Bulldogs then traveled to Napoleon, our age old rival, losing in a tough game 26 to l3. Bryan came here for the Home- coming Game and soundly beat the Bulldogs 34 to l4. Wauseon came to Central Field and took home a l3 to 7 victory. The Bulldogs next enter- tained the Fostoria Red Men, losing a well-fought game 13 to 0. On the annual Dad's Night the Bulldogs beat Liberty Center 13 to O. The Bull- dogs then traveled to Lima South, losing to one of the best teams in this section, 43 to 6. Columbus Bexley came to Central Field for the last game, and after a very close and well played game Defiance was beaten 19 to 14. The Bulldogs elected Gene Mattocks and Harold Fry Co-captains for the l949 season. FIRST ROW: J. BEINDORF, R. HAZELSWARTZ, K. HUBBARD, G. REID, J. BEHRINGER, G. BUSSING J. BONFIGLIO, D. MARIHUGH. SECOND ROW: D. SMITH, R. BROWN, C. BARBER, D. HARRIS, T. RYAN, HAROLD FRY, A. SCHACKOW, J. WEISENBERGER, D. BROWN, G. MATTocKs, B. HAASE. THIRD ROW: COACH BURNEY, M. KELLY, W. FROELICH, F. MILLER, J. LEHMAN, J. LAYMAN, A. RYAN, HARRY FRY, L. SEIG, G. BLUE, CoAcH MAT-rox, FOURTH ROW: R. BATT, B. PICKERING, D. SLOCUM, C. Ross, D. LAMB, R. JOHNSONBAUGH, J. ALLEN, J. COOPER, J. HALE, L. RHAMY. FIFTH ROW: R. DIEMER, R. KRUMEL, B. ANKNEY, T. PAR-:I-IER, D. ERMAN, P. STOCK, E. LETT- HAUSER, B. McCoY, K. ERMAN. 79 4?..f,..,.. .. . The Junior High Football Team with a record of four games won and one lost should capably fill the shoes of the boys who are leaving. Nlr. Hampshire coached the team to victories over Bryan C20-OD, Wauseon U9-OD, Montpelier Q59-125, and Van Wert Q41-6,5 losing only to Napoleon Q13-62. Wayne McCoy, honorary captain and signal caller, turned in a fine preformance in keeping the team well organized. Jim Bayliss stood out as a runner and hard tackler while .Tim Allen was really rough on defense andagood blocking back. .Terry Cooper was an outstanding center as well as a good line backer and Bill Stambaugh, playing evnd, was a fine pass receiver. These boys should develop into a fine aggregation in a year or two. LEFT 'ro RIGHT, FIRST ROW: B. GosHl.,A, J. LEHMAN, W. McCov, J. ALLEN, B. STAMBAUGH, J BAYLISS, J. SNYDER. SECOND ROW: W. ORT, J. Rooov, P. BALDWIN, J. GREEN, D. PELOK R. SABO, L. ENSIGN, M. WALLAR, J. CooPER. THIRD ROW: MR. HAMPSHIRE, R. SLOCUM, N MATTOCKS, F. Gas:-IIA, C. WATSON, S. MCPEAK, D. SPROUL, G. ORDWAY, J. COOPER, MR. RIGGLE NORB GETZ. FOURTH ROW: D. WIEHE, R. JOHNSON, R. KING, B. PAPENHAGEN, F. MEYERS, B ENOS, J. MCMILLAN, G. Ron-IRBAUGH, B. RYAN, G. BURT, G. BALDWIN. FIFTH ROW: T. CASHMAN S.GOLDENETZ, J. CEREGHIN, D. MILLER, L. KELLERMYER, D. SCHMLJNK, L. MAx, R. Bom, J OSBORN, J. TouHY. 80 Erwlvfgaf DECEMBER 2 DECEMBER 9 DECEMBER I6 DECEMBER 23 DECEMBER 29 DECEMBER 30 JANUARY 6 JANUARY I3 JANUARY 20 JANUARY 27 JANUARY 28 JANUARY 3I FEBRUARY 3 FEBRUARY IO FEBRUARY I FEBRUARY I FEBRUARY 2h DECEMBER 2 DECEMBER 9 DECEMBER I6 DECEMBER 23 JANUARY 6 JANUARY I3 JANUARY 20 JANUARY 21 JANUARY 31 FEBRUARY 3 FEBRUARY I7 FEBRUARY I8 FEBRUARY 24 RESERVES: LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW I: D. WALMER, G. BLUE, J. WEANER, J. MARQUARDT. ROW 2: J. HALE, B. STRETKER, D. LAMB, A. RYAN, K. MORRIS, ROW 3: T. PARCHER, H. FRY, B. VANDEMARKn E. LEITHAUSER, B. PICKERING, J. EITNIEAR, COACH BURNEY. 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LIMA SOUTH - 52 MONTPELIER - UI LIBERTY CENTER - M8 WAUSEON - 31 DAYTON STIvERs - U5 AKRON NORTH - 50 BRYAN - 55 NAPOLEON - U5 BRYAN - 33 NAPOLEON - M6 HAMILTON PUBLIC - 63 VAN WERT - M8 WAUSEON - UI MONTPELIER - UT LIBERTY CENTER - O TOLEDO LIBBEY - 6 CELINA - 6h LIMA SOUTH - 38 MONTPELIER - 26 LIBERTY CENTER - IT WAUSEON - I7 BRYAN - 35 NAPOLEON - 32 BRYAN - 26 NAPOLEON - 33 VAN WERT - U2 WAUSEON - 25 LIBERTY CENTER - I6 TOLEDO LIBBEY - U3 CELINA - ul 81 Z?a4LefLaf .Te rry Behringer Marty Kelly, .Tim Hall Ronnie Williams, Dick Squire 82 Paul Warnimont gufefeera Jack Lehman Dick Harris Ralph Ha zelswartz., Charlie Barber 83 Bernie Boff gufpup .gaalfefeera DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY JANUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY JUNIOR HIGH: 6 8 I5 2l 5 I2 I9 2M 26 3I 2 9 I6 8 I5 I9 5 I2 I3 I8 2M 26 3I 2 9 I6 ROW I: L. KELLERMYER, F. MYERS, B. CAMER- oN, G. ROHRBAUGH, J. FAUSTER. ROW 2: MR. RICCLE, G. ORDWAY, J. SNYDER, R. KING, W. ORT, J. LEHMAN, NORB GETZ. ROW 3: J. CEREGHIN, R. BOYD, K. HARRIS, P. MARI- HUGH, N. WILLEY, S. MCPEAK, B. GOSHIA. FRESHMEN DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE JUNIOR DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE DEFIANCE - 25 - 2I - I6 - 2M - 27 - 3h - 3h - 20 - 3O - 23 - 53 - 27 - 26 HIGH 29 hh - 23 - 2U - 2h - 3l - 37 - UI - 3h - 23 - 28 - Ml - U2 FRESHMEN: ROW D. P. 3: R. I: J. BAYLISS, F. GOSHIA, J. PATTEN, PELOK. ROW 2: B. MYERS, D. PARKER, BALDWIN, B. STAMBAUGH, W. MCCOY. ROW MR. HAMPSHIRE, B. RYAN, M. WALLAR, SLOCUM, L. ENSIGN, D. WIEHE, G. BALD- WIN. HOLGATE - I MONTPELIER - 32 LIBERTY CENTER - 20 WAUSEON - 3I BRYAN - 3U NAPOLEON - ho BRYAN - M2 CONTINENTAL - 22 NAPOLEON - 35 CONTINENTAL - 26 WAUSEON - 22 MONTPELIER - 29 LIBERTY CENTER - 30 MONTPELIER - IU LIBERTY CENTER - I6 WAUSEON - 39 BRYAN - 22 NAPoLEoN - 37 ST. MARYS - I6 BRYAN - 33 ST. MARY5 - 28 NAPOLEON - 35 ST. JOHNS - 9 WAUSEON - M2 MONTPELIER - I8 LIBERTY CENTER - 30 84 LEFT TO RIGHT: NANCY HUGHES, PAT OVER- LY, ZORA WEANER, NANCY BouvlER, MAR- JOROE ROUT. CA QQPAGJQFJ The cheerleaders have done a grand job of leading the student body and promoting good sportsmanship at this year's football and basketball games. Sometimes games are won or lost according to the action of the crowd, so the cheerleaders must be able to control a large crowd of people. The sportsmanship of the cheer- leaders themselves is important too, because schools are often judged by their representatives at the games.Without the leader- ship of these girls there would have been many more incidents of booing opposing teams, referees, and decisions. PATTY HAscH. 85 LEFT TO RIGHT: SALLY PATTERSON SHIRLEY TRACY, MARY HUGHES, PEGGY FEE AND I 6lC Track at D.H.S. continues to grow in popularity. In 1949 Dick Smith was tops in the league in the high hurdles. Ray Osborn leaves a brilliant record behind him which consists of the league record in the 100 yard dash and the school record in the 220 yard dash. .Tim Wahl set a school record in the shot put and also took first place in the league meet. Wahl and Osborn usually placed in the discus throw although no records were made. Some of the outstanding boys this year were: Smith in the hurdles and broad jumpg Bob Ankney in the 220 and 4403 Junior Beindorf in the 440, 220,and l00gBill Neff in the pole vault, and Jack Weisenberger, running the distance races with Bill McCoy and Allen Ryan. Several boys in the field events included Harold Fry, Jim Bonfiglio,and Gerald Reid in the shot put and discus. Smith, George Bussing, Gene Mattocks, and others rounded out the team by running relays. Mr. Hoeffel replaced Mr. Shipe as track coach this year. FIRST ROW: J. BEHRINGER, B. NEFF, A. RYAN, D. SMITH, J. WAHL, GLORIA HAMMONS BRINCK R. OsBoRN, J. BRIDENBAUGH, G. BUSSING, J. BEINooRF, J. WEISENBERGER. SECOND ROW: COACH SHIPE, H. FRY, R. HAZELSWART, G. MATTocKs, D. HARR4S, G. REID, B. McCoY, R. ANKNEY, D. BROWN, F. MILLER, COACH MATTox. THIRD ROW: T. PARCHER, J. BONFIGLIO, R. WILLIAMS, P. STOCK, R. HEIL, G. WEAVER, R. EDWARDS, J. HALE, B. THIEROFF, D. ERMAN. 86 L 1 S Q flifz SA 2, X Zig! ff :mnyu Q, QQ, ,L -1, K 'wggw 5, ,P ,L 4, ,,.,.1., K I V W if' 7 , 5- L 1 .wi '1Qm,s2 ,, V 24 fa iq 7 ,254 '. x'w1b,' 3 Z L .fa A 60 HQ RQ f fi X - , V 1 4' C' -N ff' I fu 'S O Q I v :YM , : 4, N :Mn l V! Q N N Q 1 NNN . ',-: G 1 L7 Ci' -3 K f-af I X 2 N4 , 1 ,l C u' iv Q .. B .... r K, ' ...... lfl .f' s a s e - e W f - ' I,- '1, ' 1 ,f Jr, e.. e cf - X e K 5 ,I ix Y .pus XZLCTQ XJR . M i -1. 521, 4 ',:5',g-MES!!! 4 i '2'-P D Qs - 1 Q , 'K .ga Initiation at Kingsbury Park and the annual banquet were high spots in this year's G.A.A. Program. Above picture includes: fleft to rightlz Theresa Minck, archeryg Pat Overly, bowlingg Lee Ann Wilhelm, soft- ballg Jenny Pohlrnann, volleyballg Barb Pickering, vice president, Lois Schira, president, Mrs. Barnes, advisorg Marilyn Ellsworth, junior council member, Janice Diehl, secretary, Ruth Snyder, treasurerg Theresa Leonard, basketball, Margaret Fauth, field hockeyg Pat Heilshorn, bowling, and Sue Ellsworth, archery. 88 1 Nfl ? 5'u. X, s X' ' ll f . , ,4 , QWXX ,f4s?,Z,.. Rauf? Q 1 3 2 omecomin Pat Overlywas this year's Home- coming Queen. Gene Mattocks, acting captain, crowned her in the ceremon- ies in the gymnasium. Mary Louise Romaine, Junior, and Sue Demyan, Sophomore, were the attendants escorted by Willard Froelich and .Tack Hale. The Queen and the attendants reigned over the evening's festivities. Fifi f J 90 PAT OVER LY omecoming ueen 91 1 Us ig B x 'ig ,, , Eg , X M .. A . , ' x Ts. , , .JL M AK 'Q , M L NMMA .A CW ay The King and Queen of the May are honored each year in an appropriate ceremony in the auditorium. King Paul Wrigley and Queen Margaret Hasch were attended by Mary Lee Weisenberger and James Wahl, Seniorsg Sue Seyboldt and Bernard Boff, Juniorsg Kathryn Froelich and Kenneth Morris, Sophomoresg and Barbara Dickman and .Tack Hale, Freshmen. Walter Mast, president ofthe Hi-Y, and Yvonne Partee, president of the Boosters, crowned the king and queen. A dance followed the ceremony. KFC, MARGARET HASCH ag Queen GLORIA HAMMONS BRINCK LZPGLCL QLLQQH 94 Advertising is a form of education, and like education, the work is never finished. lf you look carefully at the picture below, you will see that Defiance High School, in the upper left hand corner, is, in reality, a part of the business district. It should serve as a significant reminder that education and business work hand in hand. Our advertisers, we feel, have displayed an interest in you and your school and have helped to make this book a reality. To put it quite simply--they supported our projectg it is only right that we should support them. -BA-S+ PRECISION PRODUCTS K5 17 DEFIANCE' AIQOMATIC FOPT AYNE ROAD 1 X F Q - mf N! li6 REDDY KILOWATT Your Elecfrlc Servant T 11 Compliments of TOLEDO EDISON C OMPANY Quality Groceries and Meats At STONES FOOD MARKETS North Clinton Street or Wilhelm Street Compliments of MOLLENC UPS INC . Defiance's Oldest and Most Reliable Jewelers Diamonds, Watches, Giftware THE PRINT SHOPPE Printing and Office Supplies Defiance, Ohio Telephone 3217 423 Clinton St For Flavor and Freshness 39' X1 1 Q nv0 ' 7 f j 'j,, 5' . -1 0 TALK Ot 5. ang F 'lego YH! YALK OF THE TOWN FOR 75 YEARS Over 76 Years of Careful Baking Compliments of HO YT HARDWARE COMPANY Compliments of NATIONAL MEMORIAL STONE COMPANY Best Wishes Class of '50 BORDEN'S ICE CREAM COMPANY 314 Wayne Ave. Defiance, Ohio Compliments of SPRIGG'S SHOE STORE Congratulations Class of 1950 LECTROLITE CORPORATION Defiance, Ohio Manufacturers of Tru-Fit Tools STHIIIBHUGH'S The Store that Friendship Built, Extends Congratulations to the Class of 1950 and wishes them continued success in their future endeavors. STHIHBHUGH JEUIELHU QT1-oy Stambaughj 516 Clinton St. Opposite Strand Theatre CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF SO DEFIHIIIIE SCHEUJ IHHCHIHE PRODUCTS CHRIST DIEHL BHEUIIH6 CUIHPHHU DEFIHHCEHIILH PRODUCTS HOFFMAN'S FINE FURNITURE Defiance, Ohio Compliments THE AMERICAN STEEL PACKAGE COMPANY Auto Associate Store Home Owned and Operated by J. D. 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VAN BRACKEL Congratulations Class of '50 Phonographs and Amusement Devices Res. 901 College place NEW BRADFORD RESTAURANT Bus. 513 Fifth St. Phone 3742 Defiance, Ohio R1-1AMY's MARKET NICKS THE ADAM'S PHARMAC Y Compliments of THE DEFIANCE CROCERY CO. Compliments of ROSENBERCER DRUGS Compliments DEFIANCE CRESCENT-NEWS Defiance County's Daily Newspaper circulating in Northwestern Ohio HUENEFELD FURNITURE 522 Clinton The home of nationally advertised furniture with prices that challenge comparsion B. F. GOODRICH LMA The House of Sodas SPANGLER'S 414 Hopkins Street l '41 is ,lg ww BUD'S HAMBURGERS Phone 7702 Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. AUGLAIZE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Sand, Stone, Lime, Cement, Paint 81 Roofing Manufacturers of Cement Blocks 432 Auglaize Avenue Defiance, Ohio Compliments of LIMA LOAN DEFIANCE PRINTING gl ENGRAVING COMPANY C t 1 t' C1 f 1950 FERRALL - MARTIN ELECTRICAL Ongra u a Ions ass O CONTRACTORS H. B. TENZER LUMBER co. 522 E' Second Street If it's lumber call our number Defiaflffe, phone 'mm ' KARL'S DRIVE IN Rt. 24 West MATZ-S Sandwiches Frosted Malts Compliments of JAFFE'S WOMENS WEAR INC KRUTSCH CLEANERS 512 Clinton St. Since 1914 COMPLIMENTS OF THE STATE BANK ZIMMERMAN'S JEWELRY Watches Diamonds Phone 2137 422 Clinton Street ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Phone 4487 I RW PNL i VICTOR HIRE 502 N. Clinton Defiance, Ohio For Better Listening Enjoyment WONW 1280 Kilocycle 500 Watts Serving Ohio's North West OLLER WALLPAPER AND PAINT STORE Wallpaper Paint Window Shades Venetian Blinds Hal Oller 415 Clinton Street Owner and Manager Defiance, Ohio BAKER gl SHINDLER CONTRACTING COMPANY Say it with Flowers from KIRCHER'S FLOWERS INC. 1119 Jefferson Flower Phone 3372 PECK'S DRUG STORE Cut Rate Drugs 300 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio T . V. KOHOUT INC. AGENCY Insurance For Every Need Defiance Home Sav. 81 Loan Bldg. Compliments of DERRICOTTE SHOE REPAIR DELUXE CLEANERS 615 W. Znd. Phone 6597 Quality Dry Cleaners -- Hatters -- Furriers Air-Conditioned, Moth-proof Storage Vault Pick-up Delivery Service Famous Names In Cosmetics DAOUST DRUGS Fresh Fanny Farmer Candies FRIENDS OFHTHE DEFIANCEl95U', KARL H. WEANER, JR. AUGUST B. FIPP George P. FELTZ. JOHN K. BRIDENBAUGH HARRY CRAVEN ROGER F. SMALL DR. COIT A. BLACK DR. E. P. WILLEY VICTOR L. MANSFIELD CLARE FAHRER DR. S. L. OLIVER DR. R. E. HOWEY GRACE O. MORSE DR. W. V. GOLLER DR. D. J. SLOSSER GUY D. BRANT Dr. W. L. MCCARTNEY R. H. SUTPHEN E. J. HUMMER I. P. REED JOHN T. ROHRS T. T. SHAW ERWIN L. CLEMENS EDWIN S. DIEHL DR. CHARLES D. KROUSE DAN BATT MARVIN GALLUP DR. J. A. MEFFLEY ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH Joseph Coleman Richards, D.D. Be Ye Not Weary in Well Doing en ior irecforg AREND, BEATRICE ANN SCHOOL ANNUAL U3 G.A.A. 2,3,u3'LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS U3 CONCESSION WORKER 3,U3 COMMERCE CLUB 3,N3 G.A.A. AWARD 2g STUDENT COUNCIL M3 V. PRES. COMMERCE CLUB U. BAKER, PHILIP-JOHN HI-Y 3,U3 COLLEGE CLUB U3 HALL MONITOR M3 MOTION PICTURE OP. 3,U3 CONCESSION WORKER hi F. T.A. 3,h. BARBER,.CHARLES JOSEPH CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 FOOTBALL I,2,3,uj BAS- KETBALL'I.2,3,U3 TRACK 23 SR. SCIENCE CLUB U3 ART CLUB 33 FOOTBALL AWARD H3 BASKETBALL AWARD 3. BAUER, ELIZABETH J. BOOSTERS l,23 HALL MONITOR 2. BAYLISS, NORA LEE SCHOOL PAPER N3 SCHOOL ANNUAL U3 JR. CHORUS I: MIXED CHORUS 33 GLEE CLUB 3i CHOIR U3 G.A.A. I, 2,33 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS l,2,3,uQ COMMERCE CLUB 23 CLASS PRES. 23 STUDENT COUNCIL 33 NATIL HONOR SOCIETY 3,H3 HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDENT 3. SALUTATORIAN U. BEHRINGER, JERROLD JOHN SCHOOL ANNUAL BUSINESS MGR. H3 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2g GLEE CLUB 23 FOOTBALL I,2,3,uQ BASKETBALL I,2,3,hj TRACK l,2,3,h2 HI-Y 2,3,nS SR. SCIENCE CLUB U3 MOTION PICTURE OP. l,23 CLASS PRES. I3 CLASS SEC. 23 FOOTBALL AWARD 33 BASKET- BALL AWARD 33 TRACK AWARD 33 HI-Y PRES. H. BEINDORFF, OTTO CHARLES FOOTBALL I,2,3,hj TRACK l,2,3,nQ INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,hQ MOTION PICTURE OP. l,2Q BASKET- BALL MGR. U3 CLASS SEC. 33 FOOTBALL AWARD U3 TRACK AWARD 33 MGRN AwARD U. BLUE, MARY IVALOO SCHOOL ANNUAL N3 A-BAND l,2,3,hQ JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 LATIN CLUB 2,32 BOOSTERS l,2,33 CONCESSION WORKER 33 BAND AWARD N3 NATIL HONOR SOCIETY 3,53 NATIL HONOR SOCIETY PRES. M. BOFF, BERNARD JULIUS CLASS PLAY CAST 33 APBAND 2,3,uQ JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 3,43 ORCHESTRA I3 BASKETBALL l,2,3,uj SR. SCIENCE CLUB H3 CLASS PRES. U3 BASKETBALL AWARD 3,H3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l.2.3,u- BOLLEY, PEGGY JEAN SCHOOL PAPER U3 SCHOOL ANNUAL H3 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 A-BAND l,23 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 3,N3 G.A.A. l,23 COLLEGE CLUB N3 BOOSTERS I,2,3,hQ OFFICE PRACTICE M3 STUDENT COUNCIL 2i COMMERCE CLUB 3,N. BOND, ANNA JEANNINE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 CONCES- SION WORKER U3 F.R.0. N. BONFIGLIO, JIM DEVEY SCHOOL ANNUAL U3 FOOTBALL l,2,3,hQ TRACK l.2I 3,h3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,uQ LATIN CLUB 2,3, U3 CONCESSION WORKER 33 FOOTBALL AWARD U. BOWERS, MARILYN JOYCE AFBAND SIMS JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 2: CHOIR 3,43 G.A.A. 1,22 BOOSTERS I,2,3,u: MOTION PICTURE OP. l,23 CONCESSION WORKER 33 F. T.A. 33 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U. BRANDT, LUETTA MARIE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 MIXED CHORUS 2,32 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR N3 G.A.A. 2,3,u1 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS 2,3,hj HALL MONITOR 23 CONCESSION WORKER U3 G.A.A. AWARD 3. BRIGGS, ALICE MARILYN SCHOOL PAPER hi CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3, U3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,23 G.A.A. I.2,3,U3 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS l,2,3,hi CONCESSION WORKER 3,N3 F.T.A. 3,h3 WRITERS' CLUB 2,3. BROWN, HENRY DEE JR. CHORUS I3 FOOTBALL I,2,3,u1 TRACK l,2,33 HI-Y U3 FOOTBALL AWARD l,2,3,M. BROWN, ROBERT E. CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I: FOOT- BALL I: TRACK 2.3.33 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,2,3,M. BROWN, RONALD KEITH CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 FOOTBALL 35 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS I,2,3,35 HI-Y 35 F.F.A. I,2S CON- CESSION WORKER 3. BUSSING, GEORGE L. FOOTBALL 35 TRACK 3,35 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 3, 35 FOOTBALL AWARD 35 TRACK AWARD 3,35 TRANS. TIF- FIN TWP. 3. BUTLER, FREDERICK GEORGE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 F.F.A. I,25 HALL MONITOR 35 CONCESSION WORKER 3. COMPO, MARILYN SUE SCHOOL PAPER 35 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 35 GLEE CLUB 35 CHOIR 35 ART CLUB 35 LATIN CLUB 35 CONCESSION WORKER 35 F.R.O. 35 F.T.A. 35 F.R.O. ssc. M. CROSSER, WAYNE JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,2,3,35 HI-Y 3. DAFT, ANNA MAE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND I,2,35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 G.A.A. 4, 2,3,35 COLLEGE CLUB 35 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS l, 2,3,35 CONCESSION WORKER 3,35 COMMERCE CLUB 3,3' F.T.A. 35 G.A.A. AWARD 2,3. DETRAY, MARY LOUISE JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 OFFICE PRAC. 35 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I,2,35 CONCES- SION WORKER 3. DIEHL, JANICE LOUISE SCHOOL ANNUAL 35 CLASS PLAY STUDENT DIRECTOR 35 A-BAND I,2,3,35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,35 COLLEGE CLUB 35 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,35 CONCESSION WORKER 3: OFFICE WORKER 35 F.T.A. 3,35 BAND AWARD 35 G.A.A. AWARD l,2,35 NATIL HONOR SOCIETY 3,35 AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST AwARD I5 G.A.A. SEC. 35 BOOSTERS V. PRES. 35 A-BAND LIBRARIAN 3,3. DIEMER, RICHARD R. CLASS PLAY CAST 35 B-BAND I5 MOTION PICTURE OP. 3. DOERFNER, JO ELIZABETH SCHOOL PAPER 35 CHOIR 35 ART CLUB 35 BOOSTERS 3,35 CONCESSION WORKER 3,35 COMMERCE CLUB 35 TREAS. COMMERCE CLUB RSTRANS. SAGINAW, MICH. 3. EITNIEAR, KENNETH EUGENE ELLSWORTH, SUSAN CAROLYN CLASS PLAY CAST 35 A-BAND l,2,3,35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,35 G.A.A. I,2,3,35 BOOSTERS l,2,3,35 F.R.O. 35 COMMERCE CLUB 35 BAND AWARD 35 G.A.A. AWARD l,2,35 STUDENT COUNCIL I,25 G.A.A. COUNCIL 35 MAJORETTE I,25 DRUM MAJOR 3,35 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,35 MADRIGAL 35 MAY QUEEN ATTENDENT I. FAUTH, MARGARET ANN CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 G.A.A. I,2,3,35 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS l,2,3,35 HALL MONITOR 25 CONCESSION WORKER 3,35 G.A.A. AWARD l,2,35 G.A.A. COUNCIL 3. FISHER, ELEANOR CATHERINE JR. CHORUS I: MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 BOOSTERS 2,35 CONCESSION WORKER 35 COMMERCE CLUB 3,3. FITZENRIDER, BEVERLY JO CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND I,2,3,35 JR. CHORUS I5 CHOIR 3,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 BOOSTERS l,2, 35 CONCESSION WORKER 35 F.R.O. 35 BAND AwARD 3. FLORENCE, LAVON CLAYTON FOOTBALL 25 BASKETBALL I,25 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,2.3- FRANK, ALBERT FRONK, MARY ELIZABETH CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,35 BOOS- TERS 35 HALL MONITOR I5 BAND AWARD 3. FRY, HAROLD FOOTBALL l,2,3,35 BASKETBALL I,25 TRACK l,2,35 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 35 HI-Y 2,3,35 F.R.O. 35 FOOT- BALL AWARD I,2,3. GALLUP, ELIZABETH M. SCHOOL ANNUAL N5 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR N5 G.A.A. I,2,3,U5 SR. SCIENCE CLUB U5 COLLEGE CLUB U5 WRITERS' CLUB 35 BOOSTERS I,2,3,H5 CONCESSION WORKER 33 F.T.A. 3,U5 G.A.A. AWARD 35 STUDENT COUNCIL 25 BOOSTER SEC. H5 F.T.A. TREAS. H. GESSNER, JOANNE MARIE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3: B'BAND I5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 G.A.A. I,2, 3: BOOSTERS l,2,3,H5 MOTION PICTURE OP. I5 CON- CESSION WORKER 35 F.R.0. M5 F.T.A. 35 COMMERCE CLUB 3. GOLDENETZ, MARLENE ANN CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND l,2,35 JR. CHORUS I5 COLLEGE CLUB U5 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U5 M0- TION PICTURE OP. 35 CONCESSION WORKER 3,U5 F.T. A. 3,M. GRIMES, ANNABELLE JUNE A-BAND I,2,3,H5 A-BAND AWARD U5 HALL MONITOR 3. HAASE, WILLIAM EUGENE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND I,2,3,U5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3, H5 FOOTBALL l,2,35 BASKETBALL I5 TRACK l,2,35 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 2,35 HI-Y 2,35 COLLEGE CLUB HS LATIN CLUB 25 DANCE BAND I,2,3,N5 PEP BAND 3,45 CLASS V. PRES. H5 BAND AWARD M5 BOYS' QUARTET 3, U5 BOYS' OCTETTE 3,H5 MADRIGAL 35 BAND PRES. 3,35 CHOIR PRES. U5 DANCE BAND MGR. 3,N5 SUPERIOR STATE MUSIC CONTEST 35 AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY WINNER I. HALL, JAMES GORDEN CLASS PLAY CAST 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,35 BASKETBALL I,2,3,H5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,H5 HI-Y 3. HARDESTY, CLARABELLE EDITH HARDY, PEARL MARY TRANS, TIFFIN TWP. U. HARMON, RUTH MARY ORCHESTRA ls JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CONCESSION WORKER H. HARRIS, RICHARD HOWARD SCHOOL PAPER H5 CLASS PLAY CAST 35 A-BAND I5 FOOTBALL I5 BASKETBALL I,3,H5 TRACK 35 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I.3,M5 HI-Y 35 SR. SCIENCE CLUB H5 BASKET- BALL AWARD 35 TRACK AWARD 3. HAZELSWART, RALPH WILLIAM JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 35 FOOTBALL 3,35 BASKETBALL I,2,3,U5 TRACK l,2,3,H5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,25 HI-Y 3,U5 SR. SCIENCE CLUB U5 FOOTBALL AWARD U5 BASKETBALL AWARD M5 TRACK AWARD N5 STUDENT COUNCIL 2. HEILSHORN, PATRICIA ANN SCHOOL PAPER EDITOR U5 SCHOOL ANNUAL U5 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 CHOIR U5 G.A.A. I,2,3,H5 ART CLUB 35 COLLEGE CLUB N5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3, U5 CONCESSION WORKER U5 WRITERS' CLUB 25 F.T.A. 3.Mi G.A.A. AwARD l,2,35 G.A.A. COUNCIL U5 F.T.A. LIBRARIAN U. HENDRICKS, CAROLYN JUNE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I1 MIXED CHORUS 35 GLEE CLUB 35 CHOIR U5 CHEERLEADER 2,35 COLLEGE CLUB H5 BOOSTERS I,2,3,H5 CONCESSION WORKER H5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,H5 F.T.A. 3,h5 F.R,0, U5 COMMERCE CLUB V. PRES. U. HESSELSCHWARDT, EDGAR CLASS PLAY CAST 35 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 35 GLEE CLUB 35 CHOIR 45 F.F.A. I5 MOTION PICTURE OP. 25 CONCESSION WORKER 3,N. HEWITT, RITA LOUISE SCHOOL PAPER H5 SCHOOL ANNUAL 45 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 A-BAND 35 JR. CHORUS I5 CHOIR 3,N5 G.A.A. l,2,3,H5 SR. SCIENCE CLUB U5 COLLEGE CLUB U5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS l,2,3,U5 CONCESSION WORKER 33 WRITERSH CLUB 2,35 F.T.A. 3,35 G.A.A. AWARD 35 MADRIGAL 35 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,45 WRI- TERS' CLUB PRES. 3. HIRE, DARLENE R. SCHOOL ANNUAL EDITOR N5 A-BAND I,2,3,U5 JR. CHORUS I: MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,H5 COLLEGE CLUB N5 LATIN CLUB 2,3,k5 BOOSTERS l,2, 3,N5 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I: F.T.A. 3,H5 CLASS SEC. I5 BAND AWARD U5 STUDENT COUNCIL 3,H5 NAT'L HONOR SOCIETY 3,U5 TREAS. NAT'L HONOR SOCIETY H5 F.T.A. PRES. N5 BOOSTER TREAS. U5 LATIN CLUB PRES. 35 LATIN CLUB SEC. 25 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,U5 BAND COUNCIL l,M5 CHOIR BOARD OF CONTROL U5 PEP BAND 3.h: DANCE BAND I.2.3.hi SALUTATORIAN N. HOHENBERGER, CLEON ROGER HUBBARD, ELBERT KEITH JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 3,A3 FOOTBALL I,2,3,U3 TRACK 23 HI-Y 2,3, U3 SR. SCIENCE CLUB U3 BASKETBALL MGR. I,2. JOHNSONBAUGH, HUBERTA MAE SCHOOL PAPER M3 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 MIXED CHORUS 2,31 GLEE CLUB 2,33 G.A.A. 2,3,HQ COLLEGE CLUB N3 BOOSTERS 3,N3 CONCESSION WORKER U3 WRITERS' CLUB 3g F.T.A. 3,U3 TRANS. MATTOON, ILL. 2. KERN, MARY JEANNE SCHOOL ANNUAL U3 CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 G.A.A. l,2,3,U3 COLLEGE CLUB N3 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS l,2,3,M3 OFFICE PRACTICE H3 CONCESSION WORKER 33 COMMERCE CLUB HJ CLASS V. PRES. 23 G.A.A. AWARD 33 STUDENT COUCNIL U3 COLLEGE CLUB SEC. U3 COMMERCE CLUB SEC. M3 MAY QUEEN ATTENDENT 2. KING, GALE L. JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2,33 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR N3 FOOTBALL I: TRACK I3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I3 HI-Y 2,3,HQ CONCESSION WORKER 3. KOERBER, GERALD ARTHUR SCHOOL ANNUAL N3 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIxED CHORUS 2,33 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR U3 FOOTBALL 2,33 TRACK 23 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 33 HI-Y U3 BABY KING M. KRUTSCH, LOIS JEANNE A-BAND MAJORETTE 3,33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2,33 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR U3 G.A.A. I3 BOOSTERS I,2,3.hi F-T.A- 3,33 F.R.O. N3 BAND AWARD U3 F.R.O. TREAS. U. LANTOW, JANET LOIS TRANS. TIFFIN TWP. U. LAYMAN, PAUL EDWARD CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3: FOOTBALL 33 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS 3g MOTION PICTURE OP. 3,H3 CONCESSION WORKER 3,I'IQ TRANS. HICKSVILLE 3. LEITHAUSER, DELORES G. SCHOOL PAPER U3 A'BAND MAJORETTE 3,N3 JR. CHORUS Is INTRAMURAL SPORTS I3 G.A.A. I,2,3,M3 COLLEGE CLUB U3 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS 2,3,HS CONCESSION WORKER 33 F.T.A. Us G.A.A. AWARD 2,3,N. LEONARD, THERESA MARIE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3g JR. CHORUS I3 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS I,23 G.A.A. I,2,3,Hj COLLEGE CLUB Mg LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS I,2,U3 HALL MONITOR 23 CONCESSION WORKER M3 WRITERS' CLUB 33 F.T.A. 33 G.A.A. AWARD I,2,33 G.A.A. COUNCIL U. L ERO , MARY KATHRYN CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3g JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 COLLEGE CLUB N3 BOOSTERS I,2,3,HQ MOTION PICTURE OP. 33 OFFICE PRACTICE U3 CONCESSION WORKER U3 F.R.O. H3 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U. LEWIS, JO BARTON CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR U3 G.A.A. I,2,3,HQ COLLEGE CLUB U3 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U3 LIBRARY ASSISTANT I,23 CONCESSION WORKER U3 COMMERCE CLUB 3,43 F.T.A. 2,U3 G.A.A. AwARD 3. LINDEMAN, GEORGIA MARIE MAAC, EMMA MAE MANEY, MARY MAY JR. CHORUS I3 CHOIR 3,U3 COLLEGE CLUB 43 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS I3 LIBRARY ASSISTANT 33 WRITERS' CLUB 33 POEM PUBLISHED IN NATIL ANTHOLOGY 3. MARCKEL, FRANCIS MARIETTA BOOSTERS U3 CONCESSION WORKER N3 TRANS. AYERS- VILLE 3. MARCKEL, FREDERICK DANIEL INTRAMURAL SPORTS 43 CONCESSION WORKER U3 TRANS. AYERSVILLE 3. MARIHUGH, LAEL BONELL CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 CHOIR A3 CHEERLEADER I,23 G.A.A. I,2,33 COLLEGE CLUB U3 BOOSTERS l,2,3,N3 OFFICE PRACTICE M3 CONCESSION WORKER 33 F.T.A. U. MARIHUGH, DAVID JR. CHORUS I5 FOOTBALL I,2,N5 BASKETBALL I5 TRACK l,2,N5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,U5 MOTION PICTURE OP. I,25 CONCESSION WORKER N5 F.R.O. N5 F.R.O. v. PRES M. MAST, BETTY LOU CONCESSION WORKER M. MATTOCKS, EUGENE w. A-BAND l,2,3,U5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,55 FOOTBALL l,2,3,U5 BAS- KETBALL I5 TRACK 2,35 INTRAMURAL SPORTS l,2,3,M5 HI-Y 2,3,N5 BAND AWARD U5 FOOTBALL AwARD 2,3,U5 TRACK AwARD 3. MCCLURE, MARY VERGENE JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 35 G.A.A. I,2,3,U5 BOOSTERS l,2,3,U5 CON- CESSION WORKER U5 G.A.A. AwARD l,2,3. MCFARLAND, CAROL BARBARA CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3: JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 CHOIR U5 CHEERLEADER 25 G.A.A. I,2,3,U5 BOOSTERS l,2,3,N5 HALL MONITOR MQCONCESSION WORKER 35 COMMERCE CLUB 3,35 F.T.A. 3,h5 COMMERCE CLUB SEC. 3. MILLER, BONNIE MARIE SCHOOL ANNUAL H5 A-BAND 2,3,M5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,N5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,N5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,M5 DANCE BAND 2,H5 PEP BAND U5 CLASS SEC. N5 BAND AwARD 45 COMMERCE CLUB PRES. U. MINCK, CHARLES ANTHONY SCHOOL ANNUAL N5 CLASS PLAY CAST 3: INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,U5 F.F.A. I,25 SR. SCIENCE CLUB N5 CLASS TREAS. 35 SR. SCIENCE CLUB PRES. M. MINCK, THERESA ROSE JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2, 5 G.A.A. l,2,3,M5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS l,2,3, 5 OFFICE PRACTICE U5 CONCESSION WORKER 3,35 G.A. A. AWARD l,2,35 G.A.A. COUNCIL 45 COMMERCE CLUB 3,M. 3 M MOHR, JOHN JAMES F.R.O. M. MONTI, WILLIAM J. TRACK 25 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 3,45 HI-Y 35 CON- CESSION WORKER 3,45 F.R.O. U. MORRIS, BONNIE JUNE JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U5 CONCESSION WORKER U5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U. NEFF, WILLIAM HOWARD TRACK 3,N5 TRACK AWARD 3,U. NISCHWITZ, NANCY ANN JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 CHOIR U5 G.A.A. I.2,3,N5 COLLEGE CLUB M5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,M5 CONCESSION WORKER U5 F.T.A. 3,U5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,35 G.A.A. AWARD 2,3, U5 F.T.A. HISTORIAN 3. OVERLY, PATRICIA ANN SCHOOL PAPER U5 CLASS PLAY CAST 35 A-BAND I5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,H5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I5 CHEERLEADER 2,H5 G.A.A. l,2,3,U5 COLLEGE CLUB H5 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U5 F.T.A. 3,U5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U5 CLASS TREAS. U5 G.A.A. AwARD 2,35 STUDENT COUNCIL 3,k5 F.T.A. TREAS. 35 F.T.A. LIBRARIAN M5 STUDENT COUNCIL SEC. U5 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,U5 MADRIGAL 35 G.A.A. COUNCIL U5 OMECOMING QUEEN N5 BABY QUEEN U. PARKER, JANET MARIE JR. CHORUS Ii MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2, 35 CHOIR U5 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U5 OFFICE PRACTICE U5 CONCESSION WORKER 3,35 COMMERCE CLUB 3,M. PARKER, NANCY CAROLYN CLASS PLAY CAST 35 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,N5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 25 CHEERLEADER 35 G.A.A. I,2,3,M5 COLLEGE CLUB N5 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U5 HALL MONITOR U5 CONCESSION WORKER H5 F.T.A. 3,M5 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U5 G.A.A. AWARD 25 STUDENT COUNCIL 2: GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,U5 MADRIGAL 3. PICKERING, BARBARA ANN SCHOOL PAPER N9 SCHOOL ANNUAL N9 A-BAND I,2, 3,M9 JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 2g G.A.A. I,2,3,Rj COLLEGE CLUB N9 LATIN CLUB 2,3,M9 BOOSTERS l,2,3,RQ WRITERS' CLUB 2,39 F.T.A. 3,49 PEP BAND 3,U9 DANCE BAND 29 BAND AWARD U9 G.A.A. AWARD I,2,3i'NATIL HONOR SOCIETY 3,U9 BAND LIBRAR- IAN 2,3,U9 CLASS PLAY BUSINESS MGR. 39 WRITERS' CLUB V. PRES. 39 F.T.A. PRES. 39 F.T.A. V.PRES- H9 G.A.A. V. PRES N9 BOOSTER PRES. U. POHLMANN, JENNIE LOUISE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 3g JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 2s GLEE CLUB 2g CHOIR 3,N9 G.A.A. I,2,3,hQ COLLEGE CLUB U9 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U9 CONCESSION WORKER Us F.T.A. 3,39 COMMERCE CLUB 3,N9 VOCAL MUSIC AwARD 3g G.A.A. AwARD 2,39 STUDENT COUNCIL I.39 G.A.A. COUNCIL M9 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,M9 MAD- RIGAL 39 DANCE BAND VOCALIST 2,3,U. REID, GERALD MCLEAN SCHOOL PAPER U9 SCHOOL ANNUAL N9 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 39 CHOIR U9 FOOTBALL 3,U9 TRACK 3,U9 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 3,H9 HI-Y 3,U9 CLASS V. PRES. 39 FOOTBALL AWARD M9 TRACK AWARD 39 TRANS. FROM MONTREAL, CANADA 3. RODDY, MADONNA MARIE RUCH, LARRY ALLEN FOOTBALL I9 CONCESSION WORKER N9 F.R.O. H. RYAN, JOHN PATRICK A-BAND 2,3,Rj JR. CHORUS I9 CHOIR 3,N9 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS I.2: LATIN CLUB 29 F.R.O. M9 BAND AwARD N. RYAN, THOMAS MICHAEL JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 CHOIR 3,U9 FOOTBALL 2,3,R2 TRACK I: INTRAMURAL SPORTS 2,3,uQ CLASS PRES. 39 FOOTBALL AwARD N. SABO, LOUIS WILLIAM JR. CHORUS I9 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 39 HI-Y U9 CONCESSION WORKER 3,N. SCHACKOW, AUGUST HARMAN SCHOOL ANNUAL U9 JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 FOOTBALL I,2,3,nj TRACK 2: INTRA- MURAL SPORTS I,2,3,uj HI-Y 3,U9 F.R.O. U9 FOOT- BALL AWARD N. SCHACKOW, JUSTINE LUCILLE JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 G. A.A. I,2,3,h2 BOOSTERS I,2,3,RQ MOTION PICTURE OP. 39 G.A.A. AWARD 3. SCHIRA, LOIS MARIE SCHOOL PAPER U9 SCHOOL ANNUAL U9 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 39 JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 CHOIR U9 G.A.A. I,2,3,N9 LATIN CLUB 29 BOOSTERS I,2,3,RQ OFFICE PRACTICE H9 CONCESSION WORKER 3,H9 G.A.A. AWARD I,29 G.A.A. PRES. Hg. G. A.A. JR. COUNCIL MEMBER 3g LATIN CLUB V. PRES. 29 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U. SCHMITT, GENEVIEVE LOUISE CLASS PLAY CAST 39 A-BAND 2,3,U9 MAJORETTE 3,M9 B-BAND I9 JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 CHOIR 3,U9 G.A.A. I,2,39 COLLEGE CLUB U9 LATIN CLUB 29 BOOSTERS I,2,3,uQ OFFICE PRACTICE 39 CONCESSION WORKER 39 F.T.A. Us COLLEGE CLUB PRES. U9 BAND AWARD M. SCHROEDER, BARBARA LOUISE JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,35 COLLEGE CLUB U9 LATIN CLUB 29 OFFICE PRACTICE H9 F.T.A. 3,U9 COMMERCE CLUB U9 F.T.A. SEC. 39 VALE- DICTORIAN U. SCHUTT, ALLAN JACKSON CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 39 A-BAND 2,3'M5 B-BAND 95 JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 CHOIR 3,h9 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,39 HI-Y 2,3,hQ COL- LEGE CLUB 49 DANCE BAND U9 BAND AWARD U9 STUDENT COUNCIL 2. SEYBOLDT, SUE ANNE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 39 A-BAND li JR. CHORUS I9 MIXED CHORUS 29 GLEE CLUB 29 CHOIR 3,49 INTRK- MURAL SPORTS I9 CHEERLEADER I,29 G.A.A. I,2,3,uQ COLLEGE CLUB hi LATIN CLUB 29 BOOSTERS I,2,3,uQ OFFICE PRACTICE N9 CONCESSION WORKER N9 F.T.A. 3,U9 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U9 G. A. A. AWARD 39 STUDENT COUNCIL l,3,uQ F.T.A. LIBRARIAN 39 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,U9 MAY QUEEN ATTENDENT 39 STUDENT COUNCIL SEC. 39 STUDENT COUNCIL PRES. U. SHOUP, PHILIP R. JR. CHORUS I3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 2,3,N3 MOTION PICTURE OP. 3: CONCESSION WORKER Hi F.R.O. U. SIMONIS, ROGER PATRICK CLASS PLAY CAST 33 MOTION PICTURE OP. 3,U3 CONCESSION WORKER N3 F.T.A. 3,U3 F.R.O. U3 COL- LEGE CLUB H. SKEES, SARALEA SCHOOL PAPER 33 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 3, H3 G.A.A. l,23 BOOSTERS I,2,3,Hj CONCESSION WOR- KER 33 WRITERS' CLUB 33 COMMERCE CLUB 3,U3 F.T. A. 33 CLASS TREAS. I. SMITH, ORVILLE FREDERICK SCHOOL PAPER M3 CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 F. F.A. I,23 SR. SCIENCE CLUB 43 COLLEGE CLUB U3 MOTION PICTURE OP. 23 F.T.A. U. SMITH, RICHARD ALTON A'BAND l,23 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2g GLEE CLUB 2g CHOIR 3,U3 FOOTBALL I,2,3,Hj BAS- KETBALL Ii TRACK I,2,3,Hj INTRAMURAL SPORTS I, 2,33 CLASS V. PRES. I3 FOOTBALL AWARD U3 TRACK AWARD I,2,3,H: BOYS' OCTETTE N3 MAY QUEEN ESCORT I. SNYDER, RUTH IRENE SCHOOL PAPER U3 CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 3,33 G.A.A. l,2,3,Hj COLLEGE CLUB Hi LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS I,2,3,U3 CONCESSION WORKER 3,U3 F.T.A. U3 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE 3,U3 G.A.A. AWARD 2,33 G.A.A. TREAS. U3 NATIONAL LATIN AWARD 2. SPANGLER, BARBARA LYNN SCHOOL PAPER N3 CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2,33 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR N3 G. A.A. I,23 COLLEGE CLUB M3 LATIN CLUB 23 BOOSTERS I,2,3,HQ MOTION PICTURE OP. I,2,3,H: OFFICE PRAC- TICE U3 CONCESSION WORKER 33 WRITERS' CLUB 33 COMMERCE CLUB 3,43 F.T.A. 3,U3 COLLEGE CLUB TREAS. N3 HOMECOMING ATTENDENT 2. SPROUL, DOUGLAS CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2,33 GLEE CLUB 2,33 CHOIR Hi FOOTBALL I,32 BASKETBALL I5 INTRAMURAL SPORTS 2,3,HQ CONCESSION WORKER 3. SQUIRE, RICHARD SHAW SCHOOL PAPER U3 SCHOOL ANNUAL Hi CLASS PLAY CAST 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 2g GLEE CLUB 23 CHOIR 2,3,U3 FOOTBALL I,2,33 BASKETBALL I,2, 3,M3 TRACK I: HI-Y 2,3,HQ MOTION PICTURE OP. I: BASKETBALL AWARD 3,43 SwINGERETTES 2,33 BOYSL OCTETTE 3,M3 MADRIGAL 3,U3 BOYS' QUARTET 3,U. STEEL, BETTY HALL MONITOR 33 F.R.O. U. STOCK, JOHN CULLEN SCHOOL PAPER U3 SCHOOL ANNUAL U3 TRACK 33 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS 3,M3 CONCESSION WORKER N3 F.R.O. U3 F.R.O. PRES. N3 TRANS. TIFFIN TwP. 3. STOCK, PAUL CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 FOOTBALL MGR. HQ TRACK 2,3 INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,33 HI-Y U3 SR. SCIENCE CLUB M3 WRITERS' CLUB 2,3. THIEROFF, WILLIAM ORVILLE CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 33 FOOTBALL l,23 BASKET- BALL Ii INTRAMURAL SPORTS I,2,3,Hj HI-Y 23 MOTION PICTURE OP. l,23 F.R.O. M3 TRACK MGR. 3. TRUBEY, DOROTHY MARIE JR. CHORUS I3 MIxED CHORUS 23 GLEE CLUB 23 BOOSTERS I,2,3,N3 CONCESSION WORKER U. VAUGHAN, FINLEY FOOTBALL I: INTRAMURAL SPORTS 3,33 SR. SCIENCE CLUB H3 LATIN CLUB 3,M. WEBER, PAT CLASS PLAY STAGE HAND 35 MIXED CHORUS 2,35 GLEE CLUB 2,39 CHOIR 115 FOOTBALL I: INTRAMURAL . lg CONCESSION SPORTS I,2,35 MOTION PICTURE OP WORKER 74. WEIBLE, JOHN ARTHUR JR. CHORUS I5 MIxED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 35 F.F.A. l. WEISENBURGER, JACK ALLAN JR. CHORUS I3 MIXED CHORUS 25 GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3,115 FOOTBALL l,2,3,ll5 TRACK I,2,3,345 INTRA- MURAL SPORTS 35 CONCESSION WORKER 35 TRACK AWARD 3. WILHELM, LEE ANN SCHOOL ANNUAL N5 CLASS PLAY STUDENT DIRECTOR CHORUS 25 35 A-BAND I,2,3,U5 JR. CHORUS I5 MIXED ll GAA I23U'CoLLEGE GLEE CLUB 25 CHOIR 3, 5 . . . , , , , CLUB 745 LATIN CLUB 25 BOOSTERS I,2,3,J45 F.T.A. 3,115 DANCE BAND 2,3,lL5 PEP BAND 3,115 CLASS TREAS. 25 BAND AWARD N5 G.A.A. AWARD 2,3,1l5 STUDENT COUNCIL H5 NAT'L HONOR SOCIETY SEC. U5 F.T.A. SEC. N5 CHOIR SEC. U5 COLLEGE CLUB V. PRES. 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