Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1951 volume:

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I , l . ZORA WEANER MARY LOUISE ROMAINE KIRK KRUTSCH Editor Assistant Editor Editorial Advisor Q ,- Q-.,,-. sg, JERRY ROSENBERGER DICK MARSHALL GENEVA HANKISH Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Business Advisor 4 ' h . -,7- r.4,.,.f': X 1 - ,V-... .,,s .,. .-. ' ' ' a.- 1 . U ' ' , L . rv I T' Q 5 . A . Su 2. 1 A 31.4 - ' Jil I . Qin' QT Q t 4 . ., . s : 15 , ' -- 4 . '? ',',fa-my-.-,p jj ,q'fi,L:,,,3'-??Y V 5 Q- vp-vv f f- vszgqwfy , , V, 1 ' HL- 11. i t .Q ' -,-:-gsm., 1, ' :,..f Q, '47, ' ,J .f rf -e -, . . ... '- f , .' .-- 'L Q- ,Q - V1-f .- -'f 5 ?fi l'f :A wid- T14 , ' , if, 335, r sw! ng. 've g ir,-f, L Q ifefrf .- QF? za- ir., ' ' EM L -?iSU ?'li' .7 V3 1. ':. ' f, gi' ,fiizu . Q! ' , ,.,,, , Q, I g l: in Q. t fi !f15F'igJ.i H1 ,I Q 99 , i 2 -fir . .V ff, 'F d-.N .Hrs ,IA - ,ian 2' f 4-A .V A 5 K Wigs. 4, H ,- , X IW ig W ' Af 1 1 .f 55 Q . '- i J' . ff, AQ 3. Q 1 f. ff '- sl -Q, .. Q ' 4.1 '14 .- . 'Q , ,, , g,..,, : A- , . 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U Z., lr 'A 'tw- ' if Lloyd Babb Patricia Barnes Q. .:. X J .5 Franklin G. Blue Jane Bqhlmann LESLIE BROOKE Ohio State University, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, Mississippi State College Choir, Choruses, Ensemble Groups, Ele- mentary Vocal Music Supervisor. MAUDE CARTER Defiance College, A.B., Michigan State, University of Michigan, M.A. English IV, English II, Sophomore Class Advisor. DAVID CLINGAMAN Bowling Green University, B.S., Ohio State University. Shop IV, Shop III, Scenic Director for Junior Class Play. ROBERT COWAN Indiana University, B.S. General Business, Typing I, Mathematics 8, Football Coach, Assistant Basket- ball Coach. LLOYD BABB Asbury College, A.B., Kenyon College, University of Wisconsin. Librarian, Student Librarian Advisor, Eighth Grade Advisor. PATRICIA BARNES Northwestern University, B.S. Biology, Girls' Physical Education, G A.A. Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor. FRANKLIN G. BLUE Defiance College, B.S. in Education, Ohio State University, M.A. in Education. Algebra I, Algebra Il, Plane Geometry, Shop II, National Honor Society Ad- visor, Freshman Checkroom Cons cessions. JANE BOHLMANN Defiance College, B.A. Speech, Dramatics, English I, Junior and Senior Play Director. I I Leslie Brooke Maude Cartel' I David Clingaman ROUGH COWBN MAX E. GECOWETS Ohio State University, B.S., Bowling Green State University, M.S. Social Problems, History 8, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, As- sistant Baseball Coach. LESTER HALE Valparaiso University, Defiance College, B.A., Ohio State University, Colum- bia University, M.A. Physiology, Biology, Boys' Health and Physical Education, Boys' Intramur- als. DON HAMPSHIRE Findlay College, B.S., Bowling Green Uni- versity, M.A. Business Arithmetic, Practical Mathemat- ics, Math 8, Assistant Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach. GENEVA HANKISH Tiffin University, Bowling Green Univer- sity, Bluffton College, B.S. Shorthand I, Shorthand II, Typing I, Typ- ing ll, Future Business Leaders of America Advisor, Business Advisor of the Annual. 0 J Heusi Clue Hoeffol Kenneth Hulh Augusta Kelmni Max E. Gecowen Lester Hale S Den Hampshire Geneva Hanlusll O. J. HEUSI Central Wesleyan College, Warrensburg State College, B.S. in Education, Bowling Green University, Ohio State University, M.A. Secretarial Practice, Distributive Educa- tion, Bookkeeping, Remedi al Math, FRO Advisor, Football Concessions, Senior Class Advisor. CLARE HOEFFEL Defiance College, B.S., Bowling Green Universitv: Ohio University, Ohig State University, M.A. Science 8, Language Arts 8, Grade School Athletic Program, Track Coach, Dean of Boys. KENNETH HULTZ Defiance College, B.A., Ohio State Uni- versity, Case Institute of Technol- ogy. Physics, Chemistry, General Science, Junior Class Advisor, Basketball Concessions. AUGUSTA KEHNAST Bowling Green University, Defiance Col- lege, B.A. in Education, University of Indiana. Visitinq Teacher, Guidance Counselor, Welfare and Relief, College Club Advisor, Supervisor of Hall Moni- tors, Placement Service. Kirk Krutsch Grace 0. Morse Geraldine Myers Helen Niederhauser ROGER NOFFSINGER Defiance College, A.B., Defiance College, B.S.: Ohio Northern, Bluffton Col- lege, Texas Christian University, Columbia Universitg. Art, Art Supervisor of efiance Public Schools. HAROLD PALMER Defiance College, B.A., Defiance College, B.S. in Education, University of Michigan, North Carolina State Col- lege. World History, Faculty Manager of Ath- letics. LESTER RIGGLE Ohio University, B.S., Purdue University. Shop 8, Drivers Education, Junior High Football Coach. L. A. RITTENHOUSE Defiance College, A.B., University of Michigan. Science 7, Jr. Science Club, Seventh Grade Advisor. KIRK KRUTSCH Ohio State University, B.S. in Education, Cornell University, M.A. English lll, Journalism, Remedial Eng- lish, Banner Advisor, Editorial Ad- visor of the Annual, Dean of Boys. GRACE O. MORSE Defiance College, A.B., Harvard Univer- sity, Wisconsin University, Colum- bia University, National University of Mexico, George Washington Uni- versity. U. S. History, English l, Future Teachers Club Advisor. GERALDINE MYERS Defiance College, B.S. in Education, Bowl- ing Green University, Western Re- serve University. Home Ec. I, Home Ec. 8, Costume Ad- visor for Junior Play, Booster Ad- visor. HELEN NIEDERHAUSER Defiance College, A.B., Ohio State Uni- versity English 7. Roger Noffsinger Harold Palmer Lester Riggle L. A. Rittenhouse ILA RUTLEDGE Defiance College, University of Minne- sota. Special Education. MARIA SCHLEGEL Defiance College, A.B., Duquesne Uni- versity, M.A. Latin l: Latin ll, Latin III, Latin lV, Latin Club Advisor. MARJORIE SCHLOSSER Bowling Green University, B.S. in Educa- tion, Defiance College, Western Re- serve University, University of Wis- consin. Home Ec. II, Home Ec. III, Cafeteria Manager, Costume Advisor for Sen- ior Play. HOMER J. SENGER Defiance College, A.B., University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin, University of Toledo. Geography 7, Visual Education Director. Margaret Sholun George Wilson Henry Wiseman lla Rutledge Maria Sclllegel Mariorie Schlosser Homer J Senger MARGARET STROHM Bowling Green University, B.S., Ohio State University, University of Min- nesota. Special Education. GEORGE WILSON Ohio State University, B.S. in Education, University of Michigan, Mus. M. Instrumental Music, Elementary Music Program. HENRY WISEMAN Rio Grande College' Ohio University, B.S. in Education, M.S. Shop I, Shop ll, Jr. High Football Coach. NO PICTURE: RICHARD FALLON. I. z ' r - . - ? , . li 2 1' f' - be , if 'f' . . 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'w 1 1 A Pat Burns ' v Sue Demyan UIQ Q Kenneth Erman , qv' 1, x N 1. 4 9 , J A Q 5 Y: , 45.-, X ' q ,W Eva Barbara Bauer Beatty V l Mildred Dixie Lee Bradner Brand .J . i ,, ! A 'va .ig JJ J 52' ' 1 Jane Marilyn Cameron Coresael Barbara Diclrman gi, I N Bob Ernxberger Carlyn Diehl 1. Y--v Carol Eversole Arlene Beindort gg: Aa Kay Briggs Betty Cromly tr, Marilyn Diemer 11 DONAHI 86 Evritt 1 -4 Mary Mary Roger Mary Fessel Florence Florence Flory . ai' 3 I x l Q , Deloris Pat James Betty Froelich Froelich Gearharl' Goller np.. . I M J 'W Marilyn Viola James Beverly Hammons Harding Hass Heilman ,rmf A - 40 I ' ' Alice Sondra Roger WIVHB Hill Hutchins Johnsonbaugh Keller 3- 4 ,N Q is 'M - YB7 1 'J 4 Lavonna Betty Ann Dick Suzanne King Kuhn Lamb Leach Rose Marie Flory ,R -3 .. if s., Ronald Greim r Z N. Bob Held Irene Kemm ' 3 - 4 Torn Lenhart Shirley Frisinger 'P I 4 ' Jack Hale F N Johnny Hibler NancY Killlon di. Rosemary Lero 44 , Carol Lois Leann Lewis Maas: Mack V, S. ' ' I. '5- ' , S , 1 . Jim Rune Rose Marquardt Martin McCarthy 4 4. Q.. 4' fi- N V X, 1 3' A ff +1 Robert .loan Jovce Minck Mohr Mohr -In I Y -' l' 1 ' , 'Z J , Robert Tony Madilyn Osborn Parcher Parker . we 4 . P fy J r Rosemary Richard Ann Rea: Redding Rickerd . eq K. i K 1 I s Fred Ruth Lou Ann Manahan Marihugh Marsh 'fl' JC 1 . 5 V Dale Glen Murlan McFeeters Miller Miller .Sf F -3 ..., ,. Sonia Floyd Allll Morse Nicely Noffsinger - 4, , 1 'Pj y Q , 11 i . 1 Ned Bruce Robert Parker Pickering Plummer A it .4 ' 1 ,sr - 3 4 . Maxine Charles Mary Rohlf Ross Rothrock 'Q K K- V 'L h 3 ' 's ,,, rf '- - Q it -' ' 3 4 -f .V 3 vx, - A . o i , A K - l ' I Richard Robert Jim Russell Ronald Pat Sabo Sauber Scantlen Scantlen Schutt Schweitzer 'Qi 1 'S X P . 'V km.: Loretta Louis Karen Marvelle Ilene Irene Simmons Simonis Slough Smith Snodgrass Snodgrass x It 1 Q 1 - - James Betty Bob Nellie Joyce Robert Speck Stevens Stevens Stock Stoufer Stretker I . , v ' 2- - 1 'LY A ' ' Ve. John Roma Lee Joan John Betty Robert Ury Van Nuys Wasserman Weaner Webb Weible -1 ,, I fs ik 'Q 3 ,. - Q Gerry Sharon Donna Pearl Weidenhamer West Wilder Windle f NO PICTURES: , Donna Engel Jim Haller Lg Ray Msrchal Pat Nancy Larry Gale Winners Wissler Wright Yeager 18 , ,I JM n I , r -.Q 4 ff 'N-'wks ' -N-.--nv.--u.n - . F I , , If 7341 I , 31 I i-1,1--'1.'-.QQ A - 1,51-N ll XXX I . 1 NWN ff' 'ffv'H'x,V N0 x,x CEM I 5 I lp I S19 0l'l'l0I'25 W-P BOB MYERS ..... ....... P resident DOUG PARKER ...... .... V ice-President SHIRLEY BAUMAN .... ..,.... S ecretary MARILYN DIRR ..... ---Treasurer g.. - .- at 4 K , g.. 95,9 V 'K 1 iS El -. sn. '3- 1 un- Q. . ' 'S C .1 S ' - J Q, ,i 3 ,M - ' a s ' , lx 73- 1 -Q 1 ' Q . -f. L Q- . N I mf X N N , . P i X - 3 X C ' J x .f .1 ,KR A -' -.1 ' 'Z' 'wi I X' ' 1-vb -3 fi' ic. I .S .A ! I, H 1 at - ROW l: Jim Allen, Paul Baldwin, Ann Barr, Janet Barto, Shirley Bauman, Jim Bayliss. ROW 2: Gene Bergeon, Jack Bergeon, Barbara Berthold, Raymond Bistol, Charles Boes, Leann Bohn. ROW 3: Janet Booth, Dale Bowers, William Boyd, Carol Brown, Sharon Brown, Dorothy Buck- master. ROW l: Shirley Culler, Ladonna Daft, Kenneth Diemer, Marilyn Dirr, Martha Donley, Joe Doody. ROW 2: Jim Draper, Margaret Dreves, Larry Ensign, George Essex, Joan Fauster, Peg Fee. ROW 3: Jean Florence, Charlene Froelich, Charlotte Gardiner, Phyllis Gerken, Charlene Ghaster, Bill Goller. -.Q L M - 3 'E V . 3' -,,. '- LA ' '5 rs. . 'E' s ci - J , . xt., 'f ,, 'S-'N , ' . - 1' . . ff KF . Fox If .. G - a. , 2 91 L- K W x Q r 'QQ' .V .7 Qt I if an 'Go Q, .,- 'lb .W 'L ' vs' 'g.....f' , E -7 Q f .L ,ff N 21 l 3 . x ,A qu 1 V 1 033 ' T' 1 an ' 4' in .L N-641' J 4 J, 5 19- in Zig, Y' . J .. ,. ,. , . .. 4 ' ' fi Q' - A 'ig ROW l: Fred Goshia, Shirley Haase, Rex Hall, Roger Hancock, Pat Hasch, Bill Heilman. ROW 22' Amber Helf, Kathryn Herzelski, llla Hesselschwardt, Jean Hillstrom, Larry Hire, Ann Hohen- berger. ROW 3: Nancy Hohenberger, Carol Anne Holley, Delmar Holtsberry, Mary Hughes, Lucille Hunt, Bob Huston. ROW 1: Paul Johnson, Roger Kammeyer, Raymond Kennedy, Karen Kent, Bill Kilgore, Frieda Killion. ROW 2: Janice Killion, Joann Kimberly, James Kinder, Nancy Kress, Jack Krutsch, Rosemary Kuhn. ROW 3: Grace Lantow, Paul Layman, Glenna Leithauser, Kathleen Lesh, Dick Limbaugh, Jacqueline Lindeman. A -4- ml - f , A lf M VJ: W lit-Qi eg 22 1:7 Q. Q Q ROW l: Donald Mack, Don Mahan, Viola Mansfield, Alfred Marchal, Joyce Markel, Norman Mattocks. ROW 2: Kenneth May, Martha McCague, Dorothy Mehring, Shirley Mekus, Lucille Meyer, Rachelle Miller. ROW 3: Ruby Miller, Shirley Miller, Robert Mitchell, Junior Mohr, Kae Monti, Marilyn Morris. ROW l: Jean Moser, Ronnie Moser, Bob Myers, Rex Myers, Joan Nicely, Helen Nickel. ROW 2: Jerry Oliver, Earl Osborn, Nancy Osborn, Polly Papenhagen, Caroll Parcher, Doug Parker. ROW 3: Jan Patten, Carole Patterson, Dave Pelok, Ann Peters, Paulann Porter, Shirley Pracht. 4 ,. - ma F - as' 1 4' . if l ' ' U ., J .A A '23 , m 3' , X 3 'gk U, , 5 1 'ttyl ll I 'K' rl' K ,VN l V I, 'f 5 LC X ' l Q! W 4.QY 3 Q , 3' , S I ROW l: Dennis Reed, Winn Riblet, William Ripke, Elmer Rittenhouse, Evelene Robbins, Don Rcehrig. ROW 2: Suzanne Ryan, William Ryan, Robert Sabo, Lester Sanders, Mary Sauber, Janet Scheuerman. ROW 3: Sue Scheuerman, Jeanne Schira, Barbara Schlegel, Charlene Schultz, Francis Schwab, Sue Shockey. ROW l: Mary Shook, Bill Shoup, Roseann Simonis, Ralph Slocum, Bill Slough, Jim Smith. ROW 2: Eleanor Spangler, Paul Sponsler, Pat Sproul, Bill Stambaugh, Terry Starkey, Floyd Stites. ROW 3: Joann Tracy, Shirley Tracy, Joseph Voight, Gary Wagner, Janet Wagner, Max Wallar. i 'J ll.. l 1 -'ff A k X 5- X fa .Q .5 5 fi . , x ' ' , 1 - X , gui , , , 4 ' 'M J 'VV x,,Q ,- 24 aw Q .,- 91 --A 1 X ROW I: Erma Walmer, Mary Ward, Myrna Ward, Leroy Warncke, Jerry Warnimont, Mary Jane Webb. ROW 2: Sally Weisenburger, Beffy Wellman, Sue Widmer, Richard Wiehe, Wurst, Mardell Young. NO PICTURES: James Mack Wayne McCoy Louis Prachf Clyde Skiver 25 John jI Q5Al'l'lQlfl JOHN SNYDER --- ....... President PAT MEMMER .... .... V ice-President JACKIE STRINE .... ..... S ecretary JACK KELLY--- ---Treasurer 'M .- as, P' Y V 4 .ff f . W 5 tr all .4 i lg it D Y . 9 si.. 1' 9 1 5 J X A,'..:Q J .1 XX an Lhls Q I J C ' ROW l: Judy Abele, Gail Anderson, LaVon Anderson, Carol Andrews, Marvin Ankney, Wil- liam Ankney. ROW 2: Madonna Armstrong, Walter Arnette, Delores Ashbaugh, Eugene Baldwin, Janice Baldwin, Dolena Ball. ROW 3: Marjorie Ball, Larry Bauman, Harry Block, Char- lotte Blue, Arlene Bodenbender, Mary Bohlmann. ROW 4: Charlene Bohner, Sandra Bohner, Carlyn Bond, Harvey Boyce, Roger Boyd, George Briggs. ROW 5: Lauren Brown, Kenneth Burnett, Shirley Busslng, Clayton Butler, Nancy Carr, John Cereghin. ROW 6: Sue Cereghin, John Clemens, Joanne Cline, Carolyn Cooper, Nina Coressel, Joanne Crosser. 27 P. 'Q I if X 3 M us .,f- I M Q V .,. - E .x ,At 'Q X , '33 If . , fi 4 x,.. ,LS Il 1 , lu . ROW l: Leo Cupp, Patsy Daft, Sally Dayson, Robert Deitrick, Jo Dohoney, Bonnie Doody ROW 2: Ramon Doster, Gordon Draper, Larry Emmel, Robert Enos, Carol Ernsberger, Paul Fischer. ROW 3: Jacqueline Frederick, Edward Froelich, Jerry Gecowets, Deane Goldenetz, Carol Gottwald, Jim Green. ROW 4: John Grimes, Elaine Hahr, Ronnie Hard, Jo Ann Hardesty, William Harding, Kenneth Harris. ROW 5: Joan Hartzell, Patricia Heilman, Bonnie Helf, Ronnie Herder, James Hesselschwardt, Bonita Hewitt, ROW 6: Jeannie Hiatt, James Hiler, James Hoeffle, Stephen Hoffman, Tom Hoover, Beverly Houck. 28 .ff-. 'we rw, v W 5 -0 - .ou- tr I . 'X 3 tw V . 4-A ff- . Q . I' will N? 4 ' - ' J iw I I' x-. 2- ' Y ' Cv, it ' 'I' V L,-559.1--,'gtI V 9 ' ' if f 9 R 6' 1 1 V ' hztgfs ,L xy - , 1 I . I. 5 fe' K fn , ' 'S . as qvk .I x I' f 4 tg, f X 4 li 4 , 4 f S 1. ROW l: Milford Hunt, Loran Hussey, Mary Jennings, Ralph Johnson, Jeannene Jones, Verona Kammeyer. ROW 2: Betty Karnes, Wanda Keck, Jack Kelly, David Kimberly, Ralph King, Donald Kleinhen. ROW 3: James Kohout, Jimmy Kopp, Patricia Kreischer, James Lehman, Betty Leininger, Mary Ann Mack. ROW 4: Marvelle March, Peter Marihugh, Velma Marihugh, Doris Markley, Robert Martin, Dixie Mast. ROW 5: Lucretia Mast, Larry Max, Dolores Mc- Broom, Jim McMiIIen, Bill Mehring, Victor Mekus. ROW 6: Pat Memmer, Vivian Merz, Emma Miler. Don Miller, Richard Miller, Raymond Moser. 29 3 an -3 .ns 4 1.4 'Fl' bln 'S ft Rl W v , 2 7 ' 'IrQ,,:' if 4.4 , 5 ' .. 'N i 2TTf'f'b- . 5, g: -F v - ' 11 'N . ' ,V 1217 A ' s YZ' S l I r Q OG' Q J gy, r ' F 5, ' t if Q.. L 195' If 9 . J I if , 'f ROW l: Kathleen Murphy, Barbara Naveau, Kenneth Neff, Ned Nischwitz, Helen Oelke, Gay- len Ordway. ROW 2: Wayne Ort, Shirley Ott, Marilyn Otto, Bill Papenhagen, Eileen Parker, Ted Paxton. ROW 3: Marilyn Porter, Marsha Ratzlaff, Elta Ream, Janice Rhamy, Paul Rich- ard, Bonnie Richolt. ROW 4: William Roberts, John Roddy, Jo Ann Roehrig, Wayne Roehrig, Karl Rohlf, Gary Rohrbaugh. ROW 5: Marjorie Ross, Sandra Rosselet, Robert Scantlen, Bill Schlosser, Carolyn Schmunk, Marlene Schmunk, ROW 6: Bill Schroeder, Elizabeth Schroeder, Howard Schultz, Richard Seibert, Marlene Senger, Wayne Sharp. 30 , , iff X H Q 1.2 1 . i i 4. ,f ' , f T cv, C 1 I t'-,.f . n V ' in ' A I . l ' 'S l ,i'i ' 1-1 ,Q fx 7 I t V W - .X B' 1,? J, , l 2 W l K ' -'if ' ' L, E Q I Q U' 1 xy '32 5 I ,H 1 'T fx 'f ' 44-4 Q w at . A ' ' x 1 la fi ii ,B .1 ,A - ,bfi f V 'gr an-P' ' E , , ,. , , Q . w AA ,Q 1 A A iw d! u5 N Q sf 'ra ll A' . . - ,i Q - ROW l: Velmetta Sherburn, John Sherman, Robert Shock, Dick Shoup, Jim Simmons, Theresa Simonis. ROW 2: Clayton Skiver, Paul Skiver, Nelson Smith, John Snyder, Marsha Snyder, Lou Ella Speck, ROW 3: Marlene Spengler, Dan Sproul, Patsy Steel, Jim Stevens, Phil Stevens, Jackie Strine. ROW 4: Wayne Swary, Robert Tuttle, James Vasher, Ardith Walmer, Marilyn Warneke, Jack Washer, ROW 5: Clarence Watson, William Weisgerber, Keith West, Ned Willey, Roger Williamson, Martin Widsa. ROW 6: Charles Wood, James Wurst, Frances Zehner. NO PICTURES: Gary Ankney Bernard Carpenter Ray Mast Floyd Melia Hazel Ort Suzanne Patrick 31 'F' al I unior icera IT 4l'f S 3 il t V: e K 'L' . President Vice President Secretary Treasurer JACK FAUSTER ROBERT DIETRICK SUZY STRINE SHARON MCGINNIS .av . A -if M 1 L ,.' 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Q sf -,. if ,f ' . f . f ' 3 1 i'fi?'ff ffwi ' ' 4 353' ir. ,V J A 'rf ' 57 ffii' J A A Q J g cigkfll gm Q ROW l: Joann Andrist, Linda Ankney, Vernard Ankney, Norman Baldwin, Roger Barker, Bill Barton, Allen Beck, Ann Behringer. ROW 2: Harold Beindorf, Glen Beldon, Darlene Blake, Kenneth Blue, Margery Boggs, Carl Bosdeck, Brenda Boyee, Fred Brown. ROW 3: George Brown, Larry Bryant, Hal Burnham, Bob Cam- eron, Tom Cashman, Donna Colgan, Virginia Compo, Jim Cooper. ROW 4: Roger Demland, Carolyn Dirr, Dalton Dodson, Jerry Eit- niear, Denny Erman, Janie Erman, Marlene Fauth, Carl Feeney. ROW 5: Richard Feeney, Eugene Finn, Larry Florence, Ruth Fred- erick, Jim Ffedricks, Dick French, Madonna French, Bob Gebhardt. ROW 6: Don Goldenetz, Robert Goshia, Junior Greutman, Richard Grimes, Sue Grimes, Donald Hardy, Mary Ellen Higgins, Ricky Hoffman. ROW 7: Norma Hoop, Nancy Hornish, Jane Houck, Larry Hughes, Robert Hultz, Gerald Hurtt, James lngle, Kay John- son. ROW 8: Darlene Karnes, Charles Kellermyer, Neida Killion, Fred Knoop, Doris Lang, Marilyn Lang, Sam Lehman, Keith Leo- nard. .R--.if 4-, -, ,,,, U 2 -Fx. qc. ,M , .- 1 3 - - , J . ' v , f L , . ' 4' , , Q. V ' J X fs ,VX 3-3 ' 7 as K -f .fi JL 'I' s E R Q Y 'D up V ' lr 'bd I5 4: 1- -sr' -139 , . 1 'Q' I .-I' . , U' ,kat gl 5 A K. . if Q R 5- ' ' 1. I . 0 1,1 .Q ' .qs av,,,- ,- , f -F. -1 i u 1' K 'sl' is c L' LN , wk ,V vc-V. 'ff' mr f . . is 4. W . . rv- . L- 5 . -'1 fe- ' if ', 1 4 , I Q .si . ,, - -fi... V1 V591 wa' 7 4 . i 5 ' s nf , . KF'7 N H su -, . +P . i-,N .L k I 'N Y V l A K I A - ' Ji P . 4 ' ' ie 4 A' M ' r l ' . ,.. Rm l 'S 'N 5' .4 t f . as lil it li if .. Q. Q - L . .-9 xx , ., 1 , xx . . 'Ui' .Q V ti . Q.. ., . Af 5 X., . bl, .digx-. J, , an 'av 4 ' -6' -i T -'J 1:1 3' E ROW l: Gale Mansfield, Nelverta Mansfield, Amos Marihugh, Roy Martin, Shirley Mattocks, Donald McClory, Douglas McClory, Shirley McClure. ROW 2: Nathalie McConkey, Steve McCullough, Sharon McGrath, Clara Meine, Arthur Miller, Dave Miller, June Miller, Dean Miller. ROW 31 Jean Miller, Gary Morse, Gerald Murphy, Fred Myers, James Myers, Leonard Myers, Webster Ol- son, Don Osborn. ROW 4: Jack Osborn, Sally Patterson, Bonnie Pease, Paula Peters, Marilvn Rau, Dana Reed, Susan Reiter, Floyd ....,.! Rittenhouse. ROW 5: Paul Rosebrock, Sue Ross, Roberta Rudolph, Paul Russell, Tom Sarka, Barbara Schlegel, Donald Schmunk, Jun- ior Schuchart. ROW 6: Richard Sentel, Jane Sheahan, Richard Shirk, Junior Sloan, David Slocum, Beatrice Snyder, Richard Stroup, Dixie Lee Tittle. ROW 73 Bill Tonnerson, James Tuohy, Jane Tuohy, Bill Van Scoder, Paul Voigt, Patricia Wagner, Tom Weisenburger, Dean Wellman. ROW 8: John Wellman, Joyce Wiseman, Sandra Worthington, Joyce Yeager, NO PICTURE: Andrew Doan, Norman Miller, Don Rau. 5- I- le.,-v -V ..-7 F-J fl- R' M. - .wx ww i - ' . 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ROW 2: Jan Bergeon, Larry Birchmeier, Richard Bittinger, Donald Bohner, Suzanne Bowers, Sharon Briggs, Barbara Brown, James Brown. ROW 3: Winonah Brown, Patricia Bussing, loma Clark, Alan Clingaman, Richard Coffman, Jean Colgan, Barbara Colwell, Lois Cooper. ROW 4: Sharon Cooper, Gene Cordray, Jane Cord- ray, John Paul Delaney, Allen Detter, Ray Dielman, Bob Eitniear 35 Mike Fairhurst. ROW 5.: Margie Ferris, Joan Feeney, Sharon Feeney, William Finn, Carol Fricke, Ronald Funk, Fred Gibhart, Diane Giddings. ROW 6: Judy Gisler, Ronnie Grant, Ruth Greg- ory, Lois Grunden, Karen Gruver, Mary Lou Hass, Larry Hayes, Eleanor Heidepriem. ROW 7: Richard Heilman, Carolyn Helf, Lee Hendricks, David Hilstrom, Janice Hohenberger, Delbert Hoop, Steve Hudson, Carolyn lngle. ROW 8: Jeanne Johnson, Georgie Kammeyer, Kenneth Karnes, Robert Keck, Joyce Keissling. Donna Killion, Pauline Killion, Janice Kimble. . . ,, 2, ja. 'W ' A . , ' - 4' .0 'z .. J' - 7 , il -ir ' ' , F . at j 4 ' x 'Qi 'f t R - f . ' i ' , i i N I ,, 1' fl 41 5 y I i If 5 . 1 , J, ' I - An, 'N r I , .1 I Q U ' ba - D. ' 'a K an 5 nn 7 ' fs. ' h n ft tw' N ' I 1 ' 'U , J x - .V V I 5 nf . 1 .N ' M' .V , 4 ' 'B f . Qtr. P . ' 5 ' il ' Q ' -- ,, - ' v.. -f l ,S Qfv yh X J A A - 5 :A t f 2' 5 ' lv Q no-, is 4 vu' -Pi -' ' at . 5 is s .,,- '-5. 5 , ' fr as K 1 , f A ii- S Q. l W hun 9 I Q 1 t 4 Q.. 4. 'A ,R . ., I f . , E t ' vi- an S 9. I tw ? I , Q, wlj V -v A silki V I 'N' by .M ' -P - - V., ' -- , kflkqii , if ?' Q , . Q ex 5 ' . X ' ' . ' r' - w I, 'x, ' ,A ' Q A. li xi, 'Slum -, k I Q 5 6 K ' .Qi Q it Q' E. i rf I ,z 'N . -1 .. 5,- o :'. T' 'a I 'eil' fy, KJ? sap ' . gf ' xi S A 1 ' 1, P 'hy .A th A , g y Y 4- 'if ,. 5 2' ' S 'Q , --J i f 'Cf J' 4 I1 Vi , Q - J gf 'Q ROW l: Patty Lantow, Marsha Leaders, Margaret Leever, Joyce Lehman, Joyce Marihugh, Robert May, Robert McBroom, Margo McGrath, ROW 2: Jeannine Mehring, Jerry Meyers, Shirley Meyers, James Miller, Margie Miller, John Mitchell, David More- house, William Nagley. ROW 3: Dick Nihiser, Gerald Oberlin, Lela Parcher, Phyllis Pease, Edburt Porter, Helen Potts, Ronald Powell, Jack Rau. ROW 4: Carmen Reed, Bob Retcher, Judy Retcher, Jill Riblet, Betty Richard, Minnie Rittenhouse, Susanne Rodgers, James Roehrig. ROW 5: Kenneth Roehrig, Thomas Schmunk, Norman Schuchart, Gwendolyn Schudel, Barbara Sheik, Gary Shinaberry, Larry Shirk, Shelby Shock. ROW 6: Paul Shoup, Ruth Shoup, Jill Skiver, Eva Smith, John Smith, Regina Smith, Rita Snyder, Darlene Speck. ROW 7: Eugene Stelter, Jack Szabo, Gene Taylor, Norman Tadson, Patty Thieroff, Billy Vandemark, Shirley Vogel, Wayne Wallace. ROW 8: James Weaver, Marilean Wellman, Charles Wendell, lvin Wendt, Roxanne Widmer, Larry Willey, Gary Williams, Rachel Williams. ..--Q - Q l Q ,- -Q. ag Jdcfiuified Modem F KATE FROELlCl-l President The annual Christmas party held in the Community Room was the main event of the year in the Booster Club. This club with a membership of l-40 was under the leadership of Kate Froelich, President, Joann Schatz, Vice-President, Joan McCarthy, Secretary, and Zora Weaner, Treasurer. Their activities included a potluck, a book review, and the annual May Day festivities held in the Spring. Miss Geraldine Myers was the club advisor. .gzwlenf ounci The Student Council, governing group of the student body, is made up of representatives from each class. Many problems are discussed and some solved by this organization. Projects this year included Christmas decorations, decora- tions for football games, and the Spring Hop. This year the Student Council was under the leadership of Dick Marshall, President, Shirley Amsbaugh, Vice-President, Nancy Hughes, Secretary, and John Weaner, Treasurer. Mr. Henkle is the advisor. R oicic MARSHALL President X so T l . LlfL0l'la onor ociefy Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can achieve. Selection is made on the basis of scholarship, ser- vice, character, and leadership. To be eligible, candidates must be in the upper third of their class in scholarship, and membership is limited to ISWJ of the Senior Class and Sfk of the Junior Class. Selected last year as Juniors were Kathryn Froelich, Jack Lehman, Jerry Rosenberger, Marjorie Rout, Roberta Schmunk, and Zora Weaner. Juniors selected this year included Barbara Beatty, Jane Cameron, Sue Demyan, Ronald Greim, Robert Minck, Marvelle Smith, and Betty Jean Webb. Seniors elected to membership this year were Shirley Amsbaugh, Betty Bilderback, Sally Donley, Nancy Hughes, Lynne Kuckuck, Mary Ann Mekus, Joan McCarthy, John Peterson, and Allen Ryan. Mr. Blue is advisor of this group with Jack Lehman serving as President, Roberta Schmunk, Vice-President, Zora Weaner, Secretary, and Marjorie Rout, Treasurer. ROW l Lynne Kuckuck, Nancy Hughes, Jack Lehman, Roberta Betty Webb, Betty Bilderback, Sue Demyan Barbara Beatty ROW Schmunk Zora Weaner Marjorie Rout, Shirley Amsbaugh, Mar- 3: Mr. Blue, advisor, Robert Minck, Jane Cameron Allen Ryan velle Smith ROW 2 Ronald Greim, Sally Donley, Joan McCarthy, Jerry Rosenberger, Kathryn Froelich, John Peterson Mary Ann Mekus, 40 '90 574.2 THE BANNER, published weekly by the journalism class, was edited by Shirley Amsbaugh this year. Betty Bilderback was the business manager. Other members of the staff: Mary Jane Ross, exchange editor, Ronnie Williams and Ed Leithauser, sports editors, Marge Rout, Zora Weaner, Sally Donley, Nancy Mast, Shirley Grunden, Betty Bilderback, Roberta Schmunk, Mary Romaine, and Mary Jane Ross, reporters, Robert Silliman and Mary Ann Mekus, artists, Doug Erman and Jane Burnham, machine operators. Mr. Kirk Krutsch is the advisor. We P05994 Typish get to work 'e f5 - - - . . . Artish draw sketches . . . The presses start rolling I ! 1 41 if-U The aim of the Hi-Y is to promote clean speech, good sportsmanship, high scholarship, and clean living among its members, and to improve the general welfare of the community. Under the leadership of John Peterson, President, Jim Smith, Vice-President, Kenneth Morris, Secretary, Jerry Ros- enbergerTreasurer, and Fred Manahan,Chaplain, the Hi-Y had an interesting year. Mr, R. T. Fallon is the advisor. JOHN PETERSON President L- 42 ju fare earl em of America The Margaret Wilhelm Future Teachers of America Club is designed to give actual teaching experience to those students interested in the pro- fession. This year the officers were Joann Schatz, Presidentg Zora Weaner, Vice- Presidentg Mary Fessel, Secretary-Treasurerg Rosemary Reas, Librariang and Jane Cameron, Historian. Miss Grace O. Morse is the club advisor. JOANN SCHATZ President 43 Y- B cience The Science Club is composed of students in the eleventh and twelfth grades. The purpose of the club is to encourage the members to learnwhile doing experiments outside of the classroom. Mr. Hultz is the advisor, with Louis Simonis, President, Ronnie Schutt, Vice-President, Eileen Bauer, Secretary- and Rosemary Reas, Treasurer. LOUIS SIMON lS President i 44 amy. cm The College Club is made up of those Seniors who expect to further their education beyond their high school years. Problems of college situa- tions are studied and guest speakers discuss some of the questions which are likely to arise for these young people. The Christmas Holiday Meeting is given over to those College Club members of the past year who return to give their impressions of college life as they see it after one semester's work. Officers this year included: Betty Bilderback, Presidentg Lynne Kuc- kuck, Vice-Presidentg Joyce Mack, Secretaryp Nancy Mast, Treasurer: and Mary Ann Mekus, Librarian. Miss Augusta Kehnast is the club advisor. BETTY BILDERBACK President 45 aizbirifridufiue glclucafion The D. E. C. A., a very active group in Defiance High School, is com- posed of members of the Distributive Education classes. Main activities of this organization this year were the Regional Con- vention, which all members attended, the State Convention, which the presi- dent and secretary attended, and the annual D. E. C. A. Banquet held in the spring. Officers included: Paul Batt, President, Larry Rhamy, Vice-President, Jackie Kimberly, Secretary, and Marilyn Cereghin, Treasurer. Mr. Heusi is the advisor. PAUL BATT President if 46 Jafin The Latin Club, or Classica Societas, under the supervision of Miss Schlegel, endeavors to increase interest in the Latin language. At their meetings members answer to the name of one of the ancient Roman Gods. During National Latin Week they present playlets to help show the under- classmen the important part Latin plays in our language. A Christmas party with an exchange of Christmas greetings in Latin is a featured part of their program. Officers this year were Rose McCarthy, Praeces, Doris Webb, Vicarius Praisidis, Janet Barto, Scriba, Joan Fauster, Praefectus Aerarii. C' I ROSE MCCARTHY ff President iiliiiill llkfini 4 47 CL! The Commerce Club gives its members an idea of what the business world is like and what is expected of them by their employers. Under the leadership of Miss Geneva Hankish and the officers: Pat Froelich, Presidentg Joyce Guilliam, Vice-Presidentg Betty Webb, Secretaryg and Janet Scheuerman, Treasurerg the members had a very enjoyable year. PAT FROELICH President 48 gcbforiaf Ska! s Q 4 1 E ' V A A K f' -.i I Zora Weaner Mary Romaine Marge Rout Shirley Amsbaugh Sally Donley Jack Lehman Mary Ann Mekus Allen Ryan Joann Schatz Roberta Schmunk Jim Smith Mr. Krutsch lit y if q l, y ' X . , fl., I . Q rf I , 4 ,, Ifllflllflf The 'l95'l Defiance has been made possible due to the combined efforts of the editorial and business staffs. Miss Hankish is the business staff advisor and Mr. Krutsch is the editorial staff advisor. uaineu ga! J , 9' Q , 'ar f J- 25' .1 ' a. Jerry Rosenberger Dick Marshall Betty Bilderback Doug Erman Kathryn Froelich Shirley Grunden Ed Leithauser Nancy Mast Joan McCarthy Ken Morris Ronnie Williams Miss Hankish . 1 3, I 3 yd x ' ,ff - ,lar 4 3, ' if ' , 49 .szzclenf .xdfiaidfanffi These students help with the many duties around D. H. S. Miss Keh- nast is the advisor for the Hall Monitors and Office Workers, and Mr. Babb is the advisor for the Library Workers. Hall Monitors include Fred Miller, Jackie Strine, Jim Speck, James Van Vlerah, Bruce Pickering, Bill Shoup, Roger Batt, Floyd Nicely, Charles Ross, Janice Rhamy, Rachelle Miller, Wil- liam Ripke, Paul Skiver, Robert Sabo, Richard Sabo, Ronnie Schutt, Madeline Hasch, John Roddy, Shirley Miller, Joyce Guilliam, Ardith Walmer, Charles Boes, Glen Miller, Ed Meyer, and Theresa Simonis. Office Workers include Shirley Amsbaugh, Sally Donley, Betty Webb, Zora Weaner, Sharon West, Jane Cameron, Janet Scheuerman, Polly Papenhagen, Roma Lee Van Nuys, Shirley Mekus, Pat Winners, Nancy Mast, Marilyn Cores- sel, Marian Bates, Sue Wid- mer, Janice Killion, Marsha LX1-c Snyder, Nancy Osborn, Mar- ilyn Marckel, and Mildred Bradner. Library Workers include Margaret Dreves, Joyce Stoufer, Bonita Hew- itt, Marvelle Smith, Elaine Hahr, Velma Marihuqh, Kathryn Herzelski, Jackie Lindeman, Rosemarv Lero, Fred Miller, Sally Dayson, Mary Ellen Higgins, Dixie Tittle, Janet Wagner, Kay Briggs, and Tom Lenhart. 50 CM The Skylark Club is a youth cen- ter for all teen-agers in Defiance County. lt furnishes entertainment for ev- eryone whether they enjoy dancing, reading, ping-pong, checkers, cards, or shuffle board. The club is under youth manage- ment. An executive board, elected by the members, handle all of the business under the supervision of an adult committee and the club hostesses. Executive members in- clude Mary Romaine, Doug Erman, Jerry Rosenberger, Kate Froelich, Shirley Amsbaugh, John Peterson, Joann Schatz, Ken Morris, Sue Dem- yan, John Weaner, lrene Kemm, Bruce Pickering, Jack Hale, Joan Ashbacher, Barbara Dickman, Pat Froelich, Nancy Hohenberger, Pat Sproul, Sharon Brown, Jan Patten, Nancy Mast, Pat Overly, Mary Jean Kern. This organization is recognized by the citizens as one of the finest to help build better citizens of to- morrow. Ping-pong is popular at Skylark events . . . Mary Romaine unveils picture of the late Skylark hostess, Miss Margaret Wilhelm . . . New hostesses, Laura Howey and Dorothy Squire, confer with members . . . Executive Board plans program. 7664! Q Q LC 85 You've heard of people having problems after they've won a quiz pro- gram, haven't you? Well, their problems are nothing compared to those of the Taylors. This rollicking comedy in three acts deals with a problem that seems to be facing a lot of people today. The Taylors were a happy, normal family living in a nice quiet small town. Then one day they received a call from a popular quiz program called Riddle Me Riches. Surprisingly enough they won the jackpot. Then the excitement begins. La dee dah . . . Get out of hero with that boom, boom, boom. Sdn? l i i il 52 Thomas Taylor Esther Taylor .... Chuck ....... Patty ......,... Danny Hudson Edmund Davis .... Susie Bryant .... Bob Callaway--- Olive Kendall--- Rufus B. Hill ---- Adeline Hill ---- Marla Kay ---- Sam Wilson ---- ---- ----Nancy Weisenburger Truck Driver ---- Radio Voices --.- Hilda Sorenson Cui ---- ------ -------Ronald Griem ---Mary Jo Rofhrock ----Jim Marquardt ------Kay Briggs ----Bob Minck ----John Weaner ----Mary Fessel -----Bob Stretker - ---- Ruth Marihugh -------Jim Hass ----Lou Ann Marsh --------Carol Lewis -------Bob Ernsberger -------Tony Parcher ------Johnny Hibler Bob Held Roger Johnsonbaugh My, Grandma, what large feet you have . . . What a racket. 53 15158016626 this Many interesting assembly programs were enjoyed by the student body year. Soon after school opened Cecil Leeson presented a Saxophone Recital. On October l4, Kenneth Wheeler talked on radio and color television. The General Electric House of Magic was presented on November 8. A demonstration on safety was presented by the Farm Bureau on Oc- tober 26. On January 30, Ralph Lee gave a talk on Personality Problems. lndia Yesterday and Today was the subject of Nilkanth Chavre's speech on February 26. The Denison Players presented a -qfg play, Poor Aubrey from The Show Off, on April 20. Two movies were presented this year. They were The Late George Ap- ley, and Song of Bernadette. Watch me stop the music . . . New this is tha way we do it in radio. 54 .' 4 fl, ..,, , .- jf 1 ,H , -.4..'A- , A -' ..............4-o-gA, I A1 X - -L .N 'Y . fx. gg S . f 44 1 za ,.. v 1 L ,if .Q fs 1 udic O .14 Cjalolaeffa 6400 The Defiance High School A Cappella Choir, a selected group of Juniors and Seniors, is under the direction of Mr. Leslie Brooke. This year's officers were: Doug Erman, President, Larry Rhamy, Vice-President, Shirley Grun- den, Secretary, and Peg Barbeau, Treasurer. Mariorie Rout was the accom- panist. The highlight of the year was the trip to Detroit and an appearance on a radio station there, Other activities of the year included a Christmas pro- gram, exchange assemblies, a variety show, Defiance County Music Festival, and a spring concert. LESLIE BROOKE Director 56 ROW l: M. Rout, S. West, R. Flory, Z. Culler, F. Demland, A. Butler, C. Everlsole, R. Schutt, G. Blue, F. Manahan, L. Simonis, J. Weidenhamer, J. Skees, L. King, L. Mack, N. Bouvier, S. Hutchins, P. Froelich. ROW 2: J. Ashbacker, J. Schatz, B. Bilderback, K. Slough, B. Heil- man, D. Webb, D. Wilder, B. Littleton, R. Grimes, J. Weaner, D. Schroeder, C. Bohn, B. Heil D. Erman, G. Himes, R. Marihugh, J. Gossman, L. Rulman, B. Skiver, ROW 3: J. McCarthy M. Romaine, S. Amsbaugh, S. Ashton, N. Mast, P. Barbeau, M. Rothrock, B. Ernsberger, B Held, R. Diemer, L. Keeterle, P. Burns, J. Bauer, G. Weaver, B. Stevens, D. Everitt, N. Killion K. Froelich, S. Grunden, R. Harmon. ROW 4: L. Marsh, A. Noffsinger, D. Brand, R. Schmunk M. Hasch, L. Kuckuck, R. Reas, M. Mekus, J. Mack, L. Rhamy, L. Bowers, D. Walmer, P Batt, D. Marshall, D. McFeeters, K, Morris, K. Briggs, R. McCarthy, C. Lewis, M. Flory, C Diehl, S. Demyan. NO PICTURE: N. Weisenburger. C400 ouncif The Choir Council is an organization composed of a junior and a senior from each of the four sections of the choir along with the officers of the choir. This group is in charge of making and enforcing the rules for the choir. This year's members include: L. Rhamy, P. Barbeau, B. Held, D. Erman, M. Rothrock, M. Flory, S. Grunden, B. Skiver, G. Weaver, J. Weidenhamer, L. Kuckuck, and P. Batt. 57 1 1 enior naemgi Left to right: Marge Rout, Beverly Skiver, Shirley Grunden, Lucy Rulman, Lynne Kuckuck, Nancy Mast, Joan McCarthy, Madilyn Hasch, Margaret Barbeau, and Doris Webb. unior gif .4 ' 6f'mmMf Left to right: Pat Froelich, Sharon West, Donna Wilder, Nancy Bouvier, Beverly Heilman Betty Stevens, Dorothee Evritt, Rosemary Reas, Kay Briggs, and Ann Noffsinger. 58 ow ' Qllaffetfe I Larry Bowers, Bob Heil, Larry Rhamy, and Doug Erman. Jerry Weidenhamer, Doug Erman, Larry Bowers, Gale Blue, Bob Heil, Duane Walmer, John Weaner, Fred Manahan, Larry Rhamy, and Marge Rout, accompanist. 59 up ' naemggz Wmxecl orud The Mixed Chorus sang at the annual Spring Concert. Members in- clude Dale Bowers, Jim Bayliss, Bill Goller, Larry Hire, Roger Kammeyer, Dick Lamb, Norman Mattocks, Don Mahan, Dave Pelok, Ralph Slocum, Bill Stambaugh, Max Waller, Gale Yeager, Jim Draper, Kenneth Diemer, Jan Patten, Jack Washer, Ann Barr, Janet Barto, Shirley Bauman, Barbara Beatty, Leann Bohn, Janet Booth, Carol Brown, Sharon Brown, Dorothy Buckmaster, Judy Burnham, Shirley Culler, Marilyn Dirr, Joan Fauster, Peg Fee, Mary Florence, Shirley Frisinger, Charlotte Gardiner, Phyllis Gerken, Shirley Haase, Viola Harding, Pat Hasch, Amber Helf, Illa Hesselschwardt, Jean Hillstrom, Nancy Hohenberger, Carol Holley, Lucille Hunt, Janice Killion, Nancy Kress, Grace Lantow, Kathleen Lesh, Lois Maass, Lucille Meyer, Betty Mil- ler, Rachelle Miller, Kae Monti, Marilyn Morris, Jean Moser, Joan Nicely, Polly Papenhagen, Carole Patterson, Ann Peters, Paulann Porter, Shirley Pracht, Janet Scheuerman, Sue Scheuerman, Jeanne Schira, Charlene Schultz, Sue Shockey, Ilene Snodgrass, Eleanor Spangler, Pat Sproul, Nellie Stock, Shirley Tracy, Janet Wagner, Myrna Ward, Mary Jane Webb, Sally Weisen- burger, Betty Wellman, Sue Widmer, Pearl Windle, Mardell Young, Mary Ward, Arlene Beindorf, and Suzanne Leach. 60 .gznfimenfaf .sgwingrifem 'Ine dance band, known as the Sentimental Swingsters, plays at dances at the Skylark Club, and at the dances after football and basketball games. The dance band is under the direction of Mr. George Wilson. Left to right, ROW l: Allan Beck, Ann Noffsinger, Terry Starkey, and Larry Rhamy. ROW 2: Jim Draper, Ferris Zimmerman, Bob Heil, Jerry Rosenberger, and Walter Arnette. Karen Kent is the accompanist. 51 D4 Hand The 65-piece high school band, under the direction of Mr. George Wilson, had a full sched- ule this year which included a trip to Columbus to the State Fair, several county fairs: all of the football games: performing at the Cleveland Browns game, Northwestern Ohio Band Festi- val, and the County Band Festival. Members include: Piccolo: Sue Demyan: Flutes: Mary Fessel, Carlyn Diehl, Nancy Hohenberger, Jim Marquardt, Betty Stevens, Clarinets: Barbara Dickman, Joann Schatz, Suzanne Leach, Betty Floehr, Karen Slough, Erma Walmer, Ann Peters, Charlene Schultz, Ladonna Daft, Nancy Kress, Sue Shockey, Joann Ashbacher, Lynne Kuckuck, Rosemary Reas, Jerry Gecowets, Ned Willey, Saxophones: Ann Noffsinger, Allen Beck, Jan Patten, Helen Nickel, Dave Pelok, Sally Dayson, Jean Hiatt, Terry Starkey, Bob Enos: French Horns: Shirley Haase, Betty Webb, Pat Sproul, Karen Kent, Marlene Senger, Cornets: Jerry Ros- enberger, Bob Heil, Ronnie Diemer, Ferris Zim- merman, Jim Smith, Pat Burns, Janice Rhamy, Don Miller, Clayton Skiver, Baritones: Gale Blue, Band Council lleft to rightl: Joann Schatz, Mar- lene Senger, Jerry Rosenberger, Mr. Wilson, Pat Sproul, and Bob Stretker. Paul Skiver, Lucille Meyer, Trombones: Larry Hire, Larry Wright, Dale McFeeters, Walter Ar- nette, Norman Mattocks, Basses: George Essex, Bill Slough, Larry Ensign, Percussion: Bob Stret- ker, Bill Stambaugh, Ralph Slocum, Bob Erns- berger, Ann Rickerd, Jim Draper, Barbara Ber- thold, Bells: Mary Hughes, Ann Barr, Drum Majorette: Marilyn Diemer, Majorettes: Marilyn Ellsworth, Madeline Hasch, Bonita Hewitt, Pat Memmer, Flag Bearers: Glenna Leithauser, Dor- othee Evritt. This is the third year that Mr. Wilson has been directing the D, H, S. Band. He has done a fine job and deserves a great deal of credit. Z? Band The B Band does some parading and marching. lt provides training for potential A Band members, Members include: Comets: Larry Willey, Dean Wellman, James Weaver, Wayne Wallace, Robert Tuttle, Junior Sloan, Richard Sentel, Paul Shoup, Bill Roberts, Helen Potts, Marsha Leaders, Joyce Lehman, Marilyn Lang, Jeanne Johnson, Bonnie Pease, Fred Myers, Donald Goldenetz, Judy Gisler, Lucretia Mast, Bob Deitrick, Norman Baldwin, Trom- bones: Ardith Walmer, Dennis Reed, Paula Peters, John Delaney, Larry Birch- meier, Bill Barton, Saxophones: Larry Pelok, Robert McBroom, Rosemary Kuhn, Jack Fauster, Dennis Erman, Flutes: Darlene Blake, Kae Monti, Car- olyn lngle, Etta Ream, Roseann Simonis, Clarinetst Shirley Vogel, Bill Van- demark, Patty Thierotf, Jack Szabo, Darlene Speck, Rita Snyder, Barbara Sheik, Jane Sheahan, Paul Russell, Susan Ross, Betty Richard, Susan Reiter, Sally Patterson, Gerald Oberlin, John Mitchell, Kenneth Roehrig, Roy Martin, Janice Kimble, Darlene Karnes, Bob Hultz,Eleanor Heidepriem, James Miller, Diane Giddings, Carol Fricke, Carolyn Dirr, Mary Kay Demyan, Jean Colgan, Bob Cameron, Bells: Janie Erman, Alan Clingaman, Drums: Roxanne Widmer, Jill Skiver, Leonard Myers, Jim Kohout, Jim lngle, David Hillstrom, Ronald Funk, Sharon Feeney, Carol Ernsberger, Tom Amsbaugh, Gregory Campbell, Roger Boyd, John Bittinger. worth, Pat Memmer MAJORFITES Madilyn Hasch, Bonita Hewitt Marilyn Diemer iDrum Maiorettei Marilyn Ells 'sm all .14fALfic:i STANDING: Lester Riggle, Henry Wiseman. SEATED: Max Gecowets, Bob Cowan, Don Hampshire. September 15 September 22 September 29 October 6 October 13 October 20 October 26 November 3 November IO SOPQLOGFJ Defiance 12 Defiance 6 Defiance 7 Defiance 20 Defiance 20 Defiance 6 Defiance 6 Defiance 7 Defiance 12 66 Montpelier Van Wert Napoleon Bryan Wauseon Fostoria Liberty Center Lima South Toledo Whitm OGCA ea 19 34 18 14 0 32 7 33 er 21 ulrdifg joofdaf Bob Cowan, former member of the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Colts, was the head football coach during the 1950 season. Because only five of the seven lettermen that were back were able to play fone was in- jured and the other didn't come out? many underclassmen gained valuable experience that will be of great help in future years. The Bulldogs ended the season with a two win and seven loss record, both wins in league com- petition. After the season was over, guard Willard Froelich was elected captain by the members of the team. ROW l: R. Sabo, W. Brown, William McCoy, J. Lehman, W. Froelich, J. Bayliss, Wayne McCoy, B. Pickering, H. Fry. ROW 2: Coach Cowan, M. Kelly, P. Krumel, R. Ankney, G. Blue, L. Seig, F. Zimmerman, E. Leithauser, R. Lamb, Coach Gecowets, Coach Hampshire. ROW 3: D. Pelok, P. Burns, J. Weaner, C. Ross, J. Hibler, K. Erman, N. Mattocks. ROW 4: T. Parcher lMgr.3, M. Wallar, R. Slocum, J. Allen, J. Doody, P. Baldwin, J. Warnimont, D. Erman lMgr.7 67 x wil '13 :Q K 're- x x x .why -Q x 'Af .N-. 1 7a I Q15 gg?f5vFi1 'sm 'A fax' '1 1 -.A . ag.. Q '1 ,Y -.5 x - V., Y 'A' keg? In '43 A xX 1 . A 3' 5 x sl v ads, 'r A A.. -. bbf x1 - 04 Xvfl 'S s.. 'f-Y xt f A. A ' T' -.-.. N'N.,f,x 7 nf ,X e ' E 'N l xl Li 'fx 'UC-YA' 'P ' 5. Fifi qs ki .' N-. rl' wil, Q. .XQ ir GF tl +R X 1,7 lf: fx !'if' r' ig. z-Ax: 3 '-fnfivs :fi -.ME n I N A 5 i?flfyZ,515Q3'.. 1 U1 XT- aff'-2fN,,LgY1 wi' :W ' -4: qv -'21 A-1- F :Sl-A -1. in 7 'Xi' ffi:f 'dE'2'g.i+5 ' - u Kft': F' - 'JF' il.: ' 'Tv 4. 4. NY . 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They won their first game with Van Wert, 20 to O before receiving their only defeat at the hands of Napoleon, 24 to O. They won their last three games from Bryan C20-Ol, Wauseon H9-127, and Montpelier 126-75. ROW l: Gaylen Ordway, Gene Baldwin, Bob Shock, Paul Fischer, Gary Rohrbaugh, Milford Hunt, Jim Green, Ken Harris, Bob Martin. ROW 2: Assistant Coach Jones, Wayne Ort, John Cereghin, Loren Brown, Jim Kopp, Dan Sproul, Gary Mix, Loren Hussey, Jim Simmons. ROW 3: Amos Marihugh, Charles Wood, Bill Vandemark, Glen Belden, Larry Pelok, Ronnie Grant, Bob Dietrick, Dean Wellman, David Kimberly, Coach Riggle. ROW 4: Ronnie Hard, Charles Kellermyer, Bob McBroom, Don Golde- netz, Paul Voigt, Bob Cameron, Norman Bald' win, Jim Myers, Dave Miller, Larry Willey. l l as 71 L 4 4 NU i fb 'Quik' afidfw' fl Ill AEI Ill 5 ' .eff Hifi EEE H I .ff- .Z i 4 urdifg Z?a5Lef6af ROW 1: Coach Max Gecowets, Bob Strefker, Ronnie Williams, Jack Lehman, Allen Ryan Dick Lamb, ROW 2: Doug Erman lmanager1, Bob Myers, Bill Stambaugh, Paul Baldwin, Jack Hale, Tony Parcher lmanagerl. December December December 1 December 2 1 8 5 2 December 28 December 2 January 5 January 12 January 19 January 26 January 30 9 February 2 3 February February 9 February 16 February 23 February 27 5330705 Defiance 30 Defiance 40 Defiance 48 Defiance 39 Defiance 35 Defiance 42 Defiance 43 Defiance 40 Defiance 63 Defiance 37 Defiance 36 Defiance 41 Defiance 39 Defiance 39 Defiance 29 Defiance 55 Defiance 34 74 om! Lima South Liberty Center Montpelier Wauseon Wooster Ashland Napoleon Bryan Liberty Center Montpelier Van Wert Wauseon Bowling Green Napoleon Bryan Celina Bryan 0521112 El 6486461 f Although the Reserves ended the season with a record of four wins and ten defeats, they gained much quired only by playing games. They They were handicapped because the moving up to the Varsity and some Reserves. December 1 December 8 December 15 December 22 January 5 January 12 January 19 January 26 January 30 February 2 February 3 February 9 February 16 February 23 ROW 1: Bill Ryan, Fred Goshia,.Gary Wagner, Bruce Pickering, Max Wallarz ROW 2: Doug Parker, Bob Martin, John Weaner, Gaylen Ordway. ROW 3: Ron- nie Hard lmanagerl, Jan Patten, John' Snyder, Doug Erman lmanagerl, Coach Cowan. valuable experience that can be ac- were coached by Mr. Robert Cowan. squad changed much due to players of the Freshmen moving up to the SDFBLUGFJ Defiance 18 Lima South 46 Defiance 23 Liberty Center 21 Defiance 39 Montpelier 41 Defiance 36 Wauseon 49 Defiance 25 Napoleon 38 Defiance 27 Bryan 38 Defiance 48 Liberty Center 41 Defiance 32 Montpelier 36 Defiance 38 Van Wert 35 Defiance 43 Wauseon 33 Defiance 21 Bowling Green 41 Defiance 39 Napoleon 43 Defiance 33 Bryan 35 Defiance 36 Celina 40 75 The Freshmen with Mr. Don Hampshire as head coach had a very profitable season. Their only defeat in fifteen games was at the hands of Bryan, who beat them by only one point. They won the Freshman Tournament held at Wauseon by defeating Wauseon, Liberty Center. and Na- poleon. unior ROW l: Charles Kellermyer, Bob Cameron, Gary Mix, Ronnie Funk, Dave Slocum, Roger Demland, Larry Pelok. ROW 2: Larry Wil- ley, Ronnie Powell, Webb Olson, Jim Myers, Gary Shinaberry, Paul Rosebrock, Coach Wise- man. ROW 3: Fred Knoop, Steve McCullough, Paul Shoup, Bob Dietrick, Fred Myers, Bob Hultz, Amos Marihugh. jfed Am all eague CAGIMPJ 'V l: Ralph King, Wayne Ort, Jim Lehman, Gaylen Ordway, John Snyder. 2: Gary Rohrbaugh, Roger Boyd, Ken Harris, Pete Marihugh, Bill Weis- , Jim Wurst. ROW 3: Coach re, Bob Enos, Paul Fischer, Ned Willey Dan Sproul lmanagerl. Mr. Henry Wiseman led the Junior High cagers through a season that ended with the record of four wins and seven defeats. The team, composed of seventh and eighth graders, was a while in forming. They began to look better near the end of the season when they became used to working together. The Bullpups were defeated in their first game of their tournament. 306' The 1950 Defiance High School Track Team came in second place in the N. W. O. L. Track Meet at Bryan. Dick Smith set a new league record in the high hurdles, doing them in l5.5 seconds at the league meet. He also set a new school record in the low hurdles, running them in 26.3 seconds. Gerry Reid also set a new record in the shot put by throwing it 44 feet 6 inches. COI'e Oal' Defiance 59 Napoleon 71M Bryan WM Defiance 5l Lima Central 67 Defiance lOO Bryan l8 Defiance 93 Liberty Center 25 LEAGUE MEET Napoleon 79, Defiance 69, Montpelier 29V2, Bryan 20, Wauseon l9V2, Liberty Center 5. ROW l: Gale Blue, Ronnie Schutt, Louis Simonis, Bruce Pickering, Bob Plummer, Bob Smith, Bill Stambaugh, Bob Minck, Bob Heil, ROW 2: Jim Bonfiglio, Gary Wagner, Bill Neff, Jerry Reid, Jerry Behringer, Huberta Johnsonbaugh lTrack Queenl, Dick Smith, Junior Beindorf, Dick Harris, Ralph Hazelswart, Bob Ankney, ROW 3: Coach Hoeffel, Harold Fry, August Schackow, Gale King, Bob Brown, Glen Miller, Bill McCoy, George Bussing, Bob Myers, Dave Marihugh, Bob Osborn, Assistant Coach Mattocks. ROW 4: Tony Parcher, Jim Smith, John Peterson, Phil Baker, Paul Layman, Paul Warnimont, Larry Ensign, Rex Myers, Larry Ruch, Paul Stock. i i . 1 f. -r . 77 9544 G. A. A. activities began this year with an informal initiation at Kings- bury Park. At this time the Junior Council Member, Barbara Dickman, was introduced. Awards were presented to G. A. A. members at the annual banquet held in May. The G.A.A. Council includes Marilyn Ellsworth, president, Marjorie Rout, vice-president, Joann Schatz, secretary, Betty Bilderback, treasurer, Doris Webb, field hockey, Shirley Amsbaugh, volley ball, Nancy Hughes and Shirley Grunden, bowling, Mary Louise Romaine, basketball, Roberta Schmunk, softball, Mary Ann Mekus and Kathryn Froelich, archery, Barbara Dickman, junior council member, and Mrs. Barnes, advisor. l Top to bottom fLeft to rightl: Doris Webb, Mary Ann Mekus, Shirley Amsbaugh, Mrs. Barnes tAdvisorl, Shirley Grunden, Nancy Hughes, Kate Froelich, Roberta Schmunk, Betty Bilderback, Mary Romaine, Barb Dickman, Marge Rout, Joann Schatz, and Marily Ells- worth. 7B ii- 5 Basketball, bowling, and archery are but a few of the sports featured in the G. A. A. sports activities. 79 Left to right: Jerry Reid, Junior Mohr, Wayne McCoy, Roger Johnsonbaugh, Allen Ryan, Dick Squire, Ronnie Williams, and Ed Leithauser. gaziedaf ROW 1: Jack Hale, John Weaner, Jerry Weidenhamer, Joseph Voiq t, Larry Rhamy. ROW 2: Jack Leh- man, Allen Ryan, Jerry Reid, Dick Squire, Dick Lamb, Junior Bein- dorf, Harry Fry. ROW 3: Louis Sabo, Jim Eitniear, Paul Krumel, Jerry Warnimont, Paul Baldwin, Bill McCoy, Ferris Zimmerman, Coach Hampshire, Jim Bonfiglio. Defiance, after many years, again has a baseball team. Mr. Hampshire had the job of building a team out of boys who had very little experience in playing baseball. The experience they gained promises to put baseball on a par with the other major sports in years to come. The members of the team elected Jack Lehman honorary captain for the year. Lszoregoarcl May Defiance 7 Montpelier 16 May Defiance 14 Hicksville 20 May Defiance 5 Ridgeville 3 May Defiance 7 RlClQeVllle 2 May Defiance 7 Van Wert 14 May Defiance 4 Montpellef 2 May Defiance 9 Van Wert 17 QW Carter Burney, who was head football coach in 1949, coached Defiance's first golf team in many years. They didn't have many matches because golf isn't in the sports program in all the schools around Defiance. Defiance beat Montpelier 12 to 2, but lost to Napoleon 21 M to 4M. At theLeague meet Defiance came in second with Napoleon coming in first, Montpelier third, and Bryan fourth. VARSITY Nancy Hughes, Zora Weaner, Nancy Hohenberger, Rosy Flory, and Marge Rout. CA QQFLGCJQPJ Defiance High School is proud of its cheerleaders. Under their direc- tion the student body and fans are led in cheering, promoting good sports- manship and enthusiastic support at our games. They themselves are good sports and help control the crowd whether we win or lose. 81 RESERVE Sally Patterson, Jackie Strine Bea Snyder, Mary Bohlmann and Jean Hiatt. FE 1, ff If X . 1 . Pu' . . ke: .4 . , ,E 5 1 ' .1 5? JP' 4 Q -4 , .T . W i lv ' ' an Q 1 'Q' f' Til 'J yr Hr ss 1, ,. A.w .. z - . -:-, 37 , f' 'ff as 4, ' if V , I 1 . ,ww Ik , . :Qc ,., sw aff, im Q 'X 3 F . V 2312 '. 1 2 E if , I 's is 1 5 E s 9, 5 .N x av X., 1 1 4 2 Qallty w I 4 3 at Wg iilglf ., r.f Ax. omecoming Queen Zora and attendants, Nancy Hohenberger and Sue Demyan, are informed of their election . . . Their Royal High- nesses at the game . . . My, what a pretty carl Nice Looking gals, too . . . Now get in there and fight! B4 ZORA WEA Ho NER 'hecofhing Que Sf? IXNNII . F-Lfkvfif CW ali May Day at Defiance Hiqh School is always a gala occasion. Pictured here are some of the high-lights. CLOCKWISE: Sue Sevboldt and Jerry Beh- rinqer, the King and Oueen, Peg Bolley Gro- senbacher and Keith Hubbard, senior attend- antsg Irene Kemm and Bob Stretker, sopho- more attendantsg the Courtg Pat Sproul and Jim Bayliss, freshman attendantsg Marilyn Ellsworth and John Peterson, junior attend- ants: Barbara Pickering and Jerry Reid, Pres- idents of Boosters and Hi-Y, respectively, who crowned the King and Queen. KXQIS? Al 86 5 if 0, .lg SUE SE YBOLDT May Queen He flies throuqh the air with the Greatest of ease . . . From me to you and l'm glad ir's you . . . Gerry puts the shot . . . and wins a prize . . . Gee, look at my wings. H UBERTA JOHNSON BAUGH Track Queen vvlk W Ci' B9 Q54 ff? .ff +C 'QT' WY Q59-acl' I .1 6 '..x X , W .Ji ' ws M f Zn C1 I .V KN., 66 77 W I9 air P92 ga-3 4,6 3-sis-1-All-U i -.-1 1 - - AQ... Que..- ev--14 li! ,C i ,, :K X - f -fklf A, -,. -. -.rv hi' P Q -' 1- ' V , Ly.: H- ' gm ' LV 3 'TWFF -il... 'iv' fffi ,fs 1 fs' :f A f X . V . up if 4 ,pw - R ' -4 fy . R- -fa ln is fn, 1 V .,- . . , , .. 5, , . ' if X Xf fff?2?Z: i ,A Vi. -rf 4 ' A ,. , 1 Q. 7 . , 1 n -t .Q -1 v r m ,, vw' 5 :M f if . H 4 fc , x u 4 5 K , , , 3 , 2 Y . Q. ,A K Y. ? -r ' 1 Q. ' Q ? 2 i 11' -ww is.-' ii, I' ' M 'T J , vf,',-- W7 M X2 2l'lL0l uzdcbcforiana ERBPXCK BERT ETYY BMD A SCHMUNK ZORA WEANER 92 enior Umm K nneth Morris, president: Allen ya R n, vice-presidentg Roberta e ' M k s,treasurer. Schmunk, secretary, Mary Ann e u ve,-1 f-J' wo- EP Shirley Amsbaugh Shir Editor of the Banner, which keeps her busy, Between that and Kenny, she surely is dizzy. Bob Ankney Ank With that blond hair and bashful grin, Too bad this boy hasn't a twin. Sue Ashton Here's our air-minded gal, Sue, Lookable and likeable she is too. Margaret Barbeau Peg There's a flirty look in her eye As she asks, Who went where and why? Marian Bates As we looked down the street, There came Marian and Pat, isn't love sweet? Paul Batt Comment on his freckles and he's sure to say, l was sunburned through the screen door the other day. ' Roger Batt Don't look for Roger in study hall, He's sure to be sleeping through it all. Vincent Batt Seedy Curly hair, eyes of brown, what a com- bination! With all the gals, Seed's sure to make a sensation. James Bauer Jim You hear a rattle, you hear a roar, It's just Jim on his scooter, riding some more. Betty Bilderback Bilde She'll be Mrs. Weber in a year or two, We're sure of this for their love is true. Gale Blue When play and duties clash, Let the duties go to smash. Clarence Bohn Sam If you hear a noise in study hall, You know Clarence is the cause of it all. Larry Bowers Larry is that boy with blond hair That really makes the girls stare. Paul Boyd Ginny Full of fun and up to tricks, But somehow he always gets out of a fix. Bill Brinck This guy Bill ls quite a pill. William Brown BiII Looking for a clown, Just call Bill Brown. Paul Burkhart If you long to be a little niftierg Be like Paul and be thriftier. Jane Burnham Here's a gal that we should cheer, She worked on the Banner her senior year! Arlene Butler A smile always sunny and bright, Arlene's a picture of pure delight. Marilyn Cereghin Hair of brown, eyes of green, With some handsome boy she's sure to be seen. .1,. wzL.s,1.siq,fs fl- 3 i -O' L . uk. .- ,cv- l 5 v--5, .ff was G-3 A ev ...pf 3 'TS' ,fn .Ml VON '1 A ' .6 6 Kenneth Clemens He may not be happy all the while, But on his face there's always a smile. Richard Delaney Dick The song, l'm Bashful, is his theme, But someday he'll make some girl dream. Douglas Derrow Jim Rough, tough, and ready for a fight, But he suits Rosie perfectly right. Sally Donley Often seen working on the Banner, Neat and efficient in her manner. James Eitniear Ike Although he may seem rather quiet, If something takes nerve, he'll try it. Marilyn Ellsworth This girl presides over G.A.A. How she stays serious that long l couldn't say. Douglas Erman Whitey Meet Doug, President of the choir. A boy like him we all admire. Betty Floehr Looking for someone quiet and re- served? That's not Betty, if you'Il take my word. Arley Frisinger Great big grin and twinkling eyes, Ambition that's as high as the skies. Kathryn Froelich Kate Meet the President of Boosters, Kate. If there's any mischief, she's sure to participate. Willard Froelich Willie Although he may be a trifle short, Willie heads them all in any sport. Harry Fry Usually seen on the basketball floor, Out with the rest, ready to score. James Goedde Grandpa With his clever sayings and witty re- marks, Jim should be on the radio outdoing Groucho Marx. Joyce Gossman Rather quiet, not too much to say, Joyce is sure to win with her unassum- ing way. Shirley Grlmden Sl1irl Quiet, shy, gets to bed early, My land, that's not Shirley! Joyce Guilliarn GuilIy Rather short, very neat, Rather nice, very sweet. Russell Hardesty We'd call Russell the silent type, Always does his work without a gripe. Ruth Harman Blue eyes, blond hair, Usually in Morris', working there. Madeline Hasch Madge An infectious giggle, a twinkling eye, Has enraptured and captured many a QUY- John Hasselschwerf Usually seen in his little green car. He and that Hudson are sure to go far. J if i. , 97 F si l 'zO N wav' 'in ehfwj' f- J' gnggr. V , fx. l l 'Je wr Y i Robert Heil Bob Seen eighth period playing his horn, Anything serious, he's sure to scorn. Dolores Heilman The college boys took her heart, With her billfold pictures she won't part. Gretchen Himes Gret Hair of brown, eyes the same hue, This is sure to mean a pal good and True. Jack Hohenberger Curly hair, eyes that are snappy, Here's a guy that's really scrappy. Nancy Hughes Nance Has been leading the crowd in cheers, Let's see now, it's been three years. LeRoy Johnson Seen most of the time with Doris, Willing to do a favor for us. Martin Kelly WITHDRAWN Did not graduate. Jackie Kimberly Seen in F.R.O. every day, Ready to work and anxious to play. Fred Krumel One of the handsomest in his class, The gal that gets him is a lucky lass. Paul Krumel HPGPPSF' Here's our curly haired twin, Blue eyes, brown hair, and a rea grin. I cute Lynne Kuckuck Coo Coo Although her name, Coo Coo, may seem simple, Lynne's sure to grin and show her dimple. Elizabeth Lantow Very quiet, seldom says a word, But many times it's best to be re- served. Jack Lehman Hero Jack's a big football star, With that brain and brawn he ought to go far. Edward Leithauser Easy Ed Here's our good-natured Easy Ed , Never lost his temper or saw red. Ben Limpach If you want to hear a ioke that's silly, Just ask Ben, he'll tell a dilly. Dwight Littleton Bud The goal for which he's striving, ls that of slower driving. John Mack A disposition that's all reet, Here's a boy that's hard to beat. Joyce Mack Tall, slim, and oh so nice, We don't think this gal has a vice. Marilyn Marckel Another of our country gals, Always seen with many pals. Richard Marshall R. T. Here's our Casanova Marshall , For his line many girls fall. X i inf 5 Q41 'TP N' . :rf vs, if ai! lf. Nr' NW '-Q. frvvrnvp-f, f '. . IJ! ff -'J' Nancy Mast Nance You seldom hear this girl gripe. As you can see, she's the happy type. William McBride Bill He may have a long walk to school, But he's always there as a rule. Jean McCarthy We'd say this girl had a musical mind, A better soprano you couldn't find. Bill McCoy Quite a star on the football field, To any foe he wouldn't yield. Mary Ann Mekus lf you hear someone give a real jolly laugh, lt's Mary Ann, artist of THE BANNER Staff. Edwin Meyer Eddie Wnen he's driving, he's in his glory, But as for studying, that's a different story. Fred Miller Fireball This boy answers to the name Fire- ball He received this as a Freshman for no reason at all. Kenneth Morris Toad Meet our president, Kenny, Of honors he has received many. John Oelke Work is work and has to be done, But as I do it, I sure have fun. John Peterson John came here from Sweden one day, Of the praises of America, he has much to say. 100 Alice Relue The only way to make this rhyme, ls to say Morris' and Bill take all her time. Betty Relue A sweet, quiet, little lass, A real addition to our class. Larry Rhamy Butch Meet our Senior boy Larry, During class he's always merry. Mary Louise Rornaine Corky l 'ust can't seem to write about m self I Y 1 So l'll just put this poem on the shelf. Gerald Rosenberger Jerry Clothes are said to make a man. If Jerry can't wear it, nobody can. Mary Jane Ross Jane Mary Jane surely was a pretty baby. t Qi .-nal i CT' 40' A Vw.. ,RN 'hw- She hasn't changed as you can see. Q 4 -4 'ai -' -1. 'ii ws .' ,gi-':.E A I , fflllw' - I --12?R-gmt Marjorie Rout Marge Margie is our fashion plate, Her clothes are always up-to-date. Lucy Rulman Remember this all your days, A cheerful disposition pays. Allen Ryan 'AlIie Allen's handy in any line, ln sports or studies he's ready to shine. Joann Schatz Schatzie Meet the President of F.T.A. She's ready for a joke any day. e l lOl -1-:ae 'UN 'C 'F'-'b Y' ,Q 3'-7 K' ,ff at J A 3' Q A 5 ,. S it 1'1- fi: iff ,ll fda 'hr W-.sv up-df R oberta Schmunk Ben Want a star in basketball? Just give Roberta a call. Dick Schroeder Just give me an acre or two, l'll be happy to farm it the whole day through. Violet Sharp Her quiet, unassuming kind Will make a better friend, you'll find William Sherman BiII A boy worth knowing, we are told, He has a heart good as gold. Leon Sieg Leon was a star of the football season, His scrappy ways were the reason. Robert Silliman Bob Here's the artist of our class, His work with a brush, many can't surpass. Fred Simmons 102 Fred goes quietly through the day, He seldom has much to say. James Skees Skeezix A pair of blue eyes that are always twinkling, You know it's something funny he is thinking. Beverly Skiver Bev Among alto soloists she's the best, From her singing she'il never rest. James Smith Jim Here's the scientist of our class, Always studying something under glass. Robert Smith BOB Here's a swell farmer boy, To our class he's sure a joy Pe ySnider gg Meet a pert little Senior, Peg Snider, With her sweet personality, she'll never be an outsider. Duane Walmer Always laughing during class, His funny jokes, you can't surpass. Paul Warnimont P2UlPie Seen scoring on the basketball court, You see, he is an expert in this sport. Zora Weaner Zo Editobof the Annual, Homecoming ueen, This busgy gal still makes many friends in- etween. Gene Weaver Pork Here's one boy that's sure to smile When on Commencement Day, we march up the aisle. Doris Webb Red Field hockey is the favorite sport Of this red-headed gal who is so cute and short. Ronnie Williams Whip Ask Whip how to make a basket or pitch a ball, He's an expert at this and can beat them all. Ferris Zimmerman Ferrie Never a care With a voice like a bear. NO PICTURE: Lee Keeterle 103 QI' .M WMUJ ave ee n 65 J V xi , 'C' al .... Bohn Vekerson 'IND VLBCE 'irc ii y 69531965 6569 O65 QUE Bohn Oewxe 39-D PJCE 104 ffm W!! L2 aft! gag? xxx, X KD r - Q -2 W Q2 qi, ary J 2nd PLACE Kuff: uck 3rd ,DL ACE fx? xx! we .xgaluerfiderzi - - represented on the following pages helped make this yearbook a reality. They deserve your patronage. lllll Inc' Compliments of Lynch llnrpnratinn SCHULTZ PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 517-519 Perry St. Defiance, Ohio For Better Listening Enjoyment WONW Serving Onio's Great N tn t From Studios i D t ce 1280 KC 500 WATTS UHLMAN'S JAFFE'S WOMEN'S WEAR INC. Since 1914 Success to the Class of 1951 Good Luck, Seniors DIEHL HARDWARE LIMA LOAN Defiance, Ohio C. E. 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Hummer Dr. R. A. Cunningham Glass Fibers, Inc. Compliments of EASY ED AND WHIP Golf Pros Compliments ot TCAD AND WHITEY The hard working custodians take time out to watch the birdie . . . The hard working seniors take time out to count tax stamps . . . The hard working concession workers ditto ditto ditto. -Ii T' 'fi - .,,,. .rf jx A - -. 15' 'f'..L'3 f , '-'Vi . .. ... ,, , A - ,- ..e- s ' .-M. -f N 51'- , 1 -,--.fx-5, .- M-, -- .4 X ' ! ' at 'fix' 1.-in L I Y 1 ipnt- S W Y - .MQ T 'QQ i enior SHIRLEY AMSBAUGH Banner Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play Cast 3, Jr. Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Practice 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Commerce Club 2, Class Secretary 3, G. A. A. Award I, 2, G. A. A. Coun- cil 4, Student Council 3, 4, Homecoming Queen At- tendant 2, Basketball Queen Attendant 3, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT ANKNEY Jr. Chorus I, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 32 ln' tramural Sports 3, Track Letter 2, 3. SUE ASHTON Choir 3 4' G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Boosters 2, 3, 4,1 Hall Monitor I, Concession Worker 3, Jr. Ensemble 3, G. A. A. Award 2. MARGARET BARBEAU Class Play Cast 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Col- lege Club 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, G. A. A. Award 2, 3, Choir Treasurer 4. MARION BATES Jr. Chorus I, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Practice 3, 4. PAUL BATT Class Play Cast 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Intramural Sports l, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, F. R. O. 4, Choir Council 4. ROGER BATT Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Football I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Concession Worker 4, F. R. O. 4, Football Letter I. VINCENT BATT JIM BAUER Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football I, Intramural Sports I, Concession Worker 4. BETTY BILDERBACK Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play Cast 3, A Band I, 2, 3, Jr. Chorus I, Choir 3, 4, Cheer- leader I, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, G. A. A. Award I, 2, G. A. A. Council 4, Student Council 4, Colleqe Club President 4, National Honor Society 4. GALE BLUE A Band I, 2, 3, 4,WJr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Dance Band I, F. T. A. 3, Band Award 4, Foot- ball Letter 4. CLARENCE BOHN, JR. Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4, Football I, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. I, Football Letter I, Courtesy Award 3. LARRY BOWERS Class Play Stage Hand 3, B Band I, Jr. Chorus I, Choir 3, 4, Track I, 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 4. PAUL BOYD Class Play Stage Hand 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Concession Worker 4, F. R. O. 4. BILL BRINK Hi-Y 4, Concession Worker 4. BILL BROWN Class Play Stage.Hand 3, Football I, 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, Football Letter I. eibirecfory PAUL BURKHART Intramural Sports 3, 4. JANE BURNHAM Transferred from Florida High School. Banner Staff 4, G. A. A. 4, Boosters 4, Concession Worker 4. ARLENE BUTLER Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, F. T. A. 2, 4. MARILYN CEREGHIN Transferred from Ayersville High School. F. R. O. 4. KENNETH CLEMENS Glee Club 2, Choir 3. RICHARD DELANEY Jr. Chorus l, Intramural Sports I, 4, Motion Flic- ture Op. I, Concession Worker 3. JIM DERROW Football I, Basketball I, 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Concession Worker 4, Football Letter I, Basketball Letter I, 2. SALLY DONLEY Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 3, 4, Office Practice 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, G. A. A. Award 2, National Honor Society 4, Commerce Club 3. JIM EITNIEAR Class Play Staqe Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Football I, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Concession Worker 4, Baseball 3, 4, F. R. O. 4, Football Letter I: Basketball Letter l, 2, 3. MARILYN ELLSWORTH Majorette 4, Jr. Chorus I, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Practice 2, Concession Worker 3, Band Award 4, G. A. A. Award 4, G. A. A. Jr. Council Member 3, G. A. A. Presi- dent 4. DOUGLAS ERMAN Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play Stage Hand 3, A Band 2, 3, B Band I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 2, Track I, Intramural Sports I, 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, College Club 4, Vocal Music Award 3, Football Manager Letter 3, Hall of Fame 3, Choir President 4. BETTY FLOEHR Class Play Cast 3, A Band 2, 3, 4, B Band I, Boost- ers 4, Concession Worker 3, F. T. A. 4, Band Award 4, Orchestra 3, Jr. Chorus I. ARLEY FRISINGER Jr. Chorus I, Golf 3, 4. KATHRYN FROELICH Annual Staff 4, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, G. A. A. Award I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, May Queen Attend- ant 2, Booster President 4, G. A. A. Council 4. WILLARD FROELICH Football I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President I, Football Letter 3, 4, Gym Strength Test 2. HARRY FRY Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, Baseball 3, 4, Football Letter 3, 4, Baseball Letter 3, 4. JIM GOEDDE Intramural Sports 4, Concession Worker 3, 4. ..,! JOYCE GOSSMAN A Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Office Practice 2. SHIRLEY GRUNDEN , Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Class Play Cast 3, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, College Club 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, G. A. A. Award I, 2, 3, G. A. A. Council 4, Choir Secretary 4. JOYCE GUILLIAM Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Col- lege Club 4, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Commerce Club Vice-President 4. RUSSELL HARDESTY D . Class Play Stage Hand 3, F. T. A. I, Motion Pic- ture Op. 2, 3, 4. RUTH HARMAN . Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Boosters 4, Hall Monitor 2, Student Council 2. MADELINE HASCH Class Play Cast 3, A Band 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Concession Worker 3. JOHN HASSELSCHWERT Concession Worker 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, Foot- ball I. ROBERT HEIL A Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football I, Track 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, Dance Band 4, Band Award 4, Vocal Music Award 3, Hall of Fame 3. DELORES HEILMAN G. A. A. 2, 3, Office Practice 3, Concession Worker 3, 4. GRETCHEN HIMES Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, College Club 4, Boosters 4, Hall Monitor I, Student Council 2. JACK HOHENBERGER Class Play Stage Hand 3, Football I, Basketball I, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, Concession Worker 4, Class Secretary I, Football Letter I. E NANCY HUGH S Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Practice 3, Class Vice-President 2, G. A. A. Award I, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, F. T. A. 3, 4, G. A. A. Council 4, Vice-President Latin Club 2, National Honor So- ciety 4. LEROY JOHNSON Transferred from Jamestown, New York. Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. LEE KEETERLE Glee Club 3, Choir 4. JACKIE KIMBERLY Jr. Chorus I, G. A. A. 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Boosters 2, Concession Worker 3, 4, F. R. O. Secretary 4. FRED KRUMEL Football I, Intramural Sports 3, 4. PAUL KRUMEL Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track I, Intra- mural Sports 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Baseball Letter 3. LYNNE KUCKUCK Transferred from Celina, Ohio. A Band 4, Choir 4, G. A. A. 4, College Club 4, Boosters 4, College Club Vice-President 4, National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH LANTOW JACK LEHMAN Annual Staff 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, Senior Science Club 3, Baseball 3 4' Class President I, Football Letter 2, 3, Bas- ketball Letter 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Baseball Letter 3, May Queen Escort I, National Honor Society President 4. ED LEITHAUSER Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, Golf 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3. BEN LIMPACH DWIGHT LITTLETON Choir 4, Intramural Sports 4: Hi-Y 2, 4: College Club 4, Concession Worker 4, Student Council 2. JOHN MACK Class Play Stage Hand 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3. JOYCE MACK Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, G. A. A. Award 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, College Club Secretary 4. MARILYN MARCKEL Boosters 3, 4, Office Practice 4. DICK MARSHALL Annual Staff 4, Class Play Cast 3, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, Library Assistant I, Concession Worker 3, 4, F. R. O. 4, Class President 3, Student Council 4, Student Council President 4, Hi-Y Secretary 3. NANCY MAST Banner Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Office Practice 4, Library Assistant I, 2, 3, Concession Worker 4, Sr. Girls' Ensemble 4, G. A. A. Award I, 2, 3, Treasurer College Club 4. BILL McBRlDE Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Football I, 2, Intramural Sports I, 2, Concession Worker 4, F. R. O. 4, Football Letter I, 2, Student Council 2. JOAN MCCARTHY Annual Staff 4, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Boosters 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor I, Girls' En- semble 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Student Council 4, Com- merce Club 4, National Honor Society 4. BILL McCOY Jr. Chorus I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports I, 2, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, Football Letter 3, 4, Track Letter 2, 3, Baseball Letter 3. MARY ANN MEKUS Banner 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play Cast 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Science Club 3, College Club 4, Latin Club 2, Boosters I, 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, Class Treasurer 4, G. A. A. Award I, 2, 3, G. A. A. Council 4, Student Council I, College Club Librarian 4, National Honor So- ciety 4. FRED MILLER Class Play Stage Hand 3, Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, College Club 4, Hall Monitor 4, Motion Pic- ture Op. I, Library Assistant 4, Concession Worker 3, 4, Football Letter I. KENNETH MORRIS Jr. Chorus I, Mixed Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Choir 3, 4, Football I, Basketball I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Concession Worker 4, Class President 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Reserve Basket- ball Letter 3, Student Council 3. JOHN OELKE JOHN PETERSON Transferred from Stockholm, Sweden. Track 3, X- Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Science Club 45 Latin Club 3, 45 Concession Worker 45 Hi-Y President 4. ALICE RELUE BET-I'Y RELUE LARRY RHAMY A Band I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Track I5 Intra- bural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Senior Science Club 45 College Club 4: Motion Picture Op. I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 F. R. O. 45 F. T. A. 45 Band Award 35 Vocal Music Award 35 Reserve Football Letter 35 Band Manager 3, 45 Hall of Fame 3. MARY LOUISE ROMAINE Banner Staff 45 Assistant Editor of the Annual 45 Class Play Stage Hand 35 Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 College Club 45 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 Hall Monitor I5 F. T. A. 3, 45 Concession Worker 3, 45 G. A. A. Award 2, 35 Student Council 45 May Queen Attendant I5 Homecoming Attendant 3. JERRY ROSENBERGER Annual Business Manager 45 Class Play Cast 35 A Band I, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Chorus I5 Choir 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Senior Science Club 35 College Club 45 Latin Club 25 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 4. MARY JANE ROSS Banner Staff 45 Class Play Cast 35 Jr. Chorus I5 College Club 45 Latin Club 25 Boosters 2, 3, 45 Concession Worker 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross I5 Student Council 2. MARJORIE ROUT Banner Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play Cast 35 A Band I, 25 Jr. Chorus I5 Choir 3, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3 ,45 Senior Science Club 35 Latin Club 25 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 Commerce Club 35 F. T. A. 35 G. A. A. Award I, 2, 35 G. A. A. Coun- cil 45 World History Award 25 Choir Accompan- ist 3, 45 Dance Band Accompanist I, 25 National Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society Treas- urer 45 G. A. A. Vice-President 4. LUCY RULMAN Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Senior Science Club 45 College Club 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Boosters I, 3, 4. ALLEN RYAN Annual Staff 45 Football 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Golf 35 Baseball 35 Class Vice-Presi- dent 45 Class Treasurer 25 Track Letter 2, 35 Base- ball Letter 3: Golf Letter 3. JOANN SCHATZ Annual Staff 45 Class Play Stage Hand 35 A Band I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Chorus I5 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Boosters I, 2. 3, 45 Concession Worker 35 F. T. A. 3, 4: Class Treas- urer 3: G. A. A. Award I. 2, 35 F. T. A. President 45 G. A. A. Secretary 4: Booster Vice-President 45 Pep Band 45 Band Secretary 4. ROBERTA SCHMUNK Banner Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 A Band I, 2, 35 Pep Band 25 Jr. Chorus I5 Choir 3, 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Senior Science Club 35 College Club 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Boosters I, 2, 3, 45 Concession Worker 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Jr. Girls' Ensemble 35 Class Secretary 45 Band Award 25 G. A. A. Award 2, 35 Student Council 35 Secretary of Science Club 35 G. A. A. Council 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 National Honor Society Vice-President 4. DICK SCHROEDER Class Play Cast 35 Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Motion Picture Op. I, 2, 3, 45 Concession Worker 45 F. R. O. 4. VIOLET SHARP BILL SHERMAN Intramural Sports I5 Motion Picture Op. 2. LEON SIEG Football I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports I5 Football Letter 4. ROBERT SILLIMAN Banner Staff 45 Basketball 35 Intramural Sports 3, 4: College Club 4. FRED SIMMONS Track I5 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. JIM SKEES Class Play Cast 3, Choir 3, 45 Track I5 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 25 Motion Picture Op. I, 25 Library Assistant I. BEVERLY SKIVER Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Boosters 35 Concession Worker 45 Girls' En- semble 3, 4. BOB SMITH Track 35 lntramural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 F. F. A. I5 Track Letter 3. JIM SMITH Annual Staff 45 Track 35 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Senior Science Club 35 Conces- sion Worker 3. PEGGY SNIDER Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3. DUANE WALMER Class Play Cast 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 F. R. O. 45 Intramural Sports 3, 45 Bas- ketball 35 Concession Worker 3, 4. PAUL WARNIMONT Football I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Baseball 45 F. R. O. 45 Basketball Letter 2, 35 Track Letter 3. ZORA WEANER Annual Editor 45 Banner Staff 45 Class Play Cast 3: Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Cheerleader I, 3, 45 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 45 Colleqe Club 35 Latin Club 25 Latin Club Secre- tary 25 Boosters I. 2, 3, 45 Booster Treasurer 45 Office Practice 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3. 45 F. T. A. Vice- President 45 Jr. Girls' Ensemble 35 Class Secretary 25 G. A. A. Award I, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Stu- dent Council Vice-President 35 First in Typing Con- test 3: Homecoming Queen 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: National Honor Society Secretary 4. GENE WEAVER Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 25 Choir 3, 45 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4. DORIS WEBB Jr. Chorus I5 Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club 22 Choir 4: G. A. A. I. 2. 3. 4: Class Plav Stage Hand 35 College Club 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club Vice-President 45 Boosters I, 25 Hall Monitor 2, 35 G. A. A. Award 2, 35 G. A. A. Council 4. RONNIE WILLIAMS Banner Staff 45 Annual Staff 4: Class Play Cast 35 A Band I5 Football I, 25 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 45 Golf 3, 4: Intramural Sports I, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 27 Motion Picture O . I5 Concession Worker 45 Basketball Letter 2, If 4. FERRIS ZIMMERMAN A Band 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3:5 Baseball 3, 45 Band Award 45 Baseball Let- ter . .sznior .gnalex Amsbszcuglgh Shirley 39, 40, 4I, 49, 50, 5I, 56, 78 Ankney, Robert 67, 69, 77, 94 Ashton, Sue 56, 94 Barbeau, Margaret 56, 57, 58, 94 Bates, Marian 50, 94 Batt, Paul 46, 57, 94 Batt, Roger 50, 94 Batt, Vincent 94 Bauer, James 57, 94 Bilderback, Betty 40, 41, 45, 49, 56, 78, 92, 94 Blue, Gale 56, 59, 62, 67, 69, 77, 95 Bohn, Clarence 57, 95 Bowers, Larry 56, 59, 95 Boyd, Paul 95 Brinck, William 95 Brown, William 67, 68, 95 Burkhart, Paul 95 Burnham, Jane 41, 95 Butler, Arlene 95, 56 Cereghin, Marilyn 46, 95, 105 Clemens, Kenneth 56, 96 3 Delaney, Richard 96 Derrow, Jim 96 Donley, Sally 40, 41, 49, 50, 96 Eitniear, James 80, 96 Ellsworth, Marilyn 62, 78, 86, 96 Erman, Doug 41, 49, 51, 57, 59, 67, 74, 75, Floehr, Betty 62, 96 Frisinger, Arley 96 Froelich, Kathryn 38, 40, 49, 57, 78, 96 Froelich, Willard 67, 97, 68 Fry, Harry 67, 69, 80, 97 Goedde, Jim 97 Gossman, Joyce 57, 97 Grunden, Shirley 41, 49, 57, 58, 78, 97 Guilliam, Joyce 48, 50, 97 Hardesty, Russell 97 Harman, Ruth 57, 97 Hasch, Madeline 50, 56, 58, 62, 97 Hesselschwert, John 97 Heil, Robert 57, 59, 61, 62, 77, 90. 98 Heilman, Dolores 98 Himes, Gretchen 57, 98 Hohenberger, Jack 90, 98 Hughes, Nancy 39, 40, 78, 81, 98 Johnson, Leroy 98 Keeterle, Lee 57 Kelly, Martin 67, 98 Kimberly, Jackie 46, 98 Krumel, Fred 98 Krumel, Paul 67, 69, 80, 98 Kuckuck, Lynne 40, 45, 561 57, 58, 62, 99. Lantow, Elizabeth 99 Lehman, Jack 40, 49, 62, 67, 74, 80, 99 Leithauser, Ed 41, 49, 67, 80, 99 Limpach, Ben 99 Littleton, Dwight 56, 99 Mack, John 98 Mack, Joyce 45, 56, 98 Marckel, Marilyn 50, 98 Marshall, Richard 39, 49, 57, 98, 104 - Mast, Nancy 41, 45, 49, 50, 56, 58, 100 McBride, Bill 100 McCarthy, Joan 38, 40, 49, 56, 58, 100 McCoy, Bill 67, 68, 77, 80, 100 Mekus, Mary Ann 40, 41, 45, 49, 56, 78, 93, 100 Meyer, Edwin 50, 100 Miller, Fred 50, 100 Morris, Kenneth 42, 46, 49, 57, 90, 93, 100 Oelke, John 100, 104 Peterson, John 40, 42, 51, 77, 86, 100, 104 Relue, Alice 101 Relue, Betty 101 Rhamy, Larry 46, 57, 59, 61, 80, 101 Romaine, Mary Louise 41, 49, 51, 56, 78, 101 Rosenberger, Jerry 40, 42, 49, 51, 61, 62, 101 Ross, Mary Jane 41, 90, 101, 105 Rout, Marjorie 40, 41, 49, 56, 58, 59, 78, 81, 101 Rulman, Lucy 57, 58, 101 Ryan, Allen 40, 49, 74, 80, 93, 1,01 90, 96 105 130 schafz, Joann 38, 43, 49, 56, 62, 78 90 101 51 schmunk, Roberta 40, 41, 49, 78, 92 93 102 Schroeder, Dick 57, 102 Sharp, Violet 102 Sherman, William 102 Sieg, Leon 67, 68, 102 Silliman, Robert 41, 102 Simmons, Fred 102 Skees, Jim 57, 102 Skiever, Beverly 57, 58, 102 Smith, Bob 77, 103 Smith, Jim 42, 49, 77, 102 Snider, Peggy 103 Walmer, Duane 57, 59, 103 Warnimont, Paul 77, 103 Weaner, Zora 40, 41, 43, 49, 50, 81 84 85 103 92, 38 Weaver, Gene 57, 103 Webb, Doris 47, 58, 78, 103 Williams, Ronnie 41, 49, 74, 80, 103 Zimmerman, Ferris 61, 62, 67, 80, 103 uniom Ashbacher, Joann 15, 51, 56, 62 Barker, Loretta 15 Batt, Victor 15 Bauer, Eva 15, 44 Beatty, Barbara 40, 60, 15 Beindorf, Arlene 15, 60 Bodenbender, Harley 15 Bosdech, Patsy 15 Bouvier, Nancy 15, 57, 58 Bradner, Mildred 15, 50 Brand, Dixie Lee 15, 56 Briggs, Donna 15, 50, 53, 57, 58 Brown, Barbara 15 Burnham, Judy 15 Burns, Pat 15, 57, 62, 67 Cameron, Jane 15, 40, 43, 50 Coressell, Marilyn 15, 50 Cromly, Betty 15 Culler, Zora 15, 56 Demland, Fern 15, 56 Demyan, Sue 15, 40, 51, 57, 62, 84 Dickman, Barbara 15, 51, 62, 78 Diehl, Carlyn 15, 57, 62 Diemer, Marilyn 15, 62, 90 Diemer, Ronnie 15, 56, 62 Eitniear, Willard 15 Erman, Kenneth 15, 67, 90 Ernsberger, Bob 15, 53, 56, 62 Eversole, Carol 15 Evritt, Dorothee 15, 57, 58, 62 Fessel, Mary 16, 43, 53, 62 Florence, Mary 16, 60 Florence, Roger 16 Flory, Mary 16, 57 Flory, Rose Marie 16, 56, 81 Frisinger, Shirley 16, 60 Froelich, Deloris 16 Froelich, Pat 16, 48, 51, 57, 58 Gearhart, James 16 Goller, Betty 16, 14 Greim, Ronald 16, 40, 53, 56 Hale, Jack 16, 51, 56, 69, 74, 80 Hammons, Marilyn 16 Harding, Viola 16, 60 Haas, James 16, 53 Heilman, Beverly 16, 56, 58 Held, Bob 16, 53, 67 Hibler, John 16, 53, 67 Hill, Alice 16 Hutchins, Sondra 16, 57, 90 Johnsonbaugh, Roger 16, 53, 56, 80, 90 Keller, Wa ne 16 Kemm, lreze 16, 51, 86 Killion, Nancy 16, 57 King, Lgvonnz 16117, 90 Kuhn, etty nn Lamb, Dick 16, 67, 68, 74, 80 Leach, Suzanne 16, 60, 62 Lenhart, Tom 16, 50 Lero, Rosemary 16, 50 Lewis, Carol 17, 53, 57 Maass, Lois 1736031 Mack, Leann , Manahan, Fred 17, 42, 57, 59 Marihugh, Ruth 17, 53, 57 Marsh, Lou Ann 17, 53, 56 Marquardt, Jim 17, 53, 62 Martin, Rune 17 McCarthy, Rose 17, 47, 57 McFeeters, Dale 17, 57, 62 Miller, Glen 17, 50, 77 Miller, Murlan 17 Minck, Robert 17, 40, 53, 77 Mohr, Joan 17 Mohr, Joyce 17 Morse' aims so Nisel , oy , Noffginger, Ann 17, 56, 53, 61, 62 Osborn, Robert 17, 77 Parcher, Tony 17, 53, 67, 74, 77 Parker, Madilyn 17 Parker, Ned 17 Pickering, Bruce 17, 50, 51, 67, 75, 77 Plummer, Robert 17, 77 Reas, Rosemary 17, 43, 44, 56, 58, 62 Redding, Richard 17 Rickerd, Ann 17, 62 Rohif, Maxine 17 Ross, Charles 17, 14, 50, 67 Rothrock, Mary Jo 17, 53, 56, 57 Sabo, Richard 18, 50 Sauber, Robert 18 Scantlen, Jim 18 Scantlen, Russell 18 Schutt, Ronald 18, 44, 50, 56, 77 Schweitzer, Pat 18 Simmons, Loretta 18 Simmonis, Louis 18, 44, 57, 77 Slough, Karen 18, 56, 62 Smith, Marvelle 18, 40, 50 Snodgrass, Ilene 18,60 Snodgrass, Irene 18 Speck, James 18, 50 Stevens, Betty 18, 57, 58, 62 Stevens, Bob 18 Stock, Nellie 18, 60 Stoufer, Joyce 18, 50, 90 Stretker, Robert 18, 53, 62, 74, 86, 90 Ury, John 14 Van Nuys, Roma Lee 18, 50 Van Vlerah, Jim 50 Wasserman, Joan 18 Weaner, John 14, 18, 39, 517 53, 56, 59, 67, 75, 80 Webb, Betty 18, 40, 48, 50, 62 Weible, Robert 18 Widenhamer, Gerry 18, 57, 59 Weisenburger, Nancy 53 West, Sharon 18, 50, 56, 58 Wilder, Donna 18, 56, 58 Windle, Pearl 18, 60 Winners, Pat 18, 50 Wissler, Nancy 18 Wright, Larry 18, 62 Yeager, Gale 18, 60 SOPAOIH Allen, Jim 21, 67, 69 Baldwin, Paul 21, 67, 68, 74, 80 Barr, Ann 21, 60, 62 Barto, Janet 21, 47, 60 Bauman, Shirley 20, 21, 60 Bayliss, Jim 21, 60, 67, 68, 86 Bergeon, Gene 21 Bergeon, Jack 21 Berthold, Barbara 21, 62 Bistel, Raymond 21 Boes, Charles 21, 50 Bohn, Leann 21, 60 Booth, Janet 21, 60 Bowers, Dale 21, 60 Boyd, William 21 Brown, Carol 21, 60 Brown, Sharon 21, 60 Buckmaster, Dorothy 21, 60 Culler, Shirley 21, 60 Daft, LaDonna 21, 62 Diemer, Kenneth 21, 60 Dirr, Marilyn 20, 21, 60 Donley, Martha 21 Doody, Joe 21, 67 Draper, Jim 21, 60, 61, 62 Dreves, Margaret 21, 50 Ensign, Larry 21, 62, 77 Essex, George 21, 62 Fauster, Joan 21, 47, 60 Fee, Peg 21, 60 Florence, Jean 21 Froelich, Charlene 21 Gardiner, Charlotte 21, 60 Gerkeh, Phyllis 21, 60 Ghaster, Charlene 21 Goller, Bill 21, 60 Goshia, Fred 22, 75 Haase, Shirley 22, 60, 62 Hall, Rex 22 Hancock. Roaer 22 Hasch, Pat 22, 60 Heilman, Bill 22 Helf, Amber 21, 60 Herzelski, Kathryn 22, 50 Hesselschwardt, llla 22, 60 Hillstrom, Jean 22, 60 Hire, Larry 22, 60, 62 Hohenberger, Ann 22 0I'e5 Hohenberger, Nancy 22, 60, 62, 81, 84 Holley, Carol Anne 22, 60 Holtsberr , Delmar 22 Hughes, Xllary 22, 62 Hunt, Lucille 22, 60 Huston, Bob 22 Johnson, Paul 22 Kammeyer, Roger 22, 60 Kennedy, Raymond 22 Kent, Karen 21, 61, 62 Kilgore, Bill 22 Killion, Frieda 22 Killion, Janice 22, 50, 60 Kimberly, Joann 22 Kinder, James 22 Kress, Nancy 22, 60, 62 Krutsch, Jack 22 Kuhn, Rosemary 22, 64 Lantow, Grace 22, 60 Layman, Paul 22 Leithauser, Glenna 22, 62 Lesh, Kathleen 22, 60 Limbaugh, Dick 22 Lindeman, Jacqueline 22, 50 Mack, Donald 23 Mahan, Don 23, 60 Mansfield, Viola 23 Marchal, Alfred 23 Marckel, Joyce 23 Mattocks, Norman 23, 60, 62, 67 May, Kenneth 23 McCague, Martha 23 McCoy, Wayne 67, 69, 80 Mehring, Dorothy 23 Mekus, Shirley 23, 50 Meyer, Lucille 23, 60, 62 Miller, Rachelle 23, 50, 60 Miller, Ruby 23 Miller, Shirley 23, 50 Mitchell, Robert 23 Mohr, Junior 23, 80 Monti, Kae 23, 60, 64 Morris, Marilyn 23, 60 Moser, Jean 23, 60 Moser, Ronnie 23 Myers, Bob 20, 23, 74, 77 Myers, Rex 23, 77 Nicely, Joan 23, 60 Nickel, Helen 23, 62 Oliver, Jerry 23 Osborn, Earl 23 Osborn, Nancy 23, 50 Paperihagen, Polly 23, 50, 60 Parcher, Caroll 23 Parker, Douo 20, 23, 75 Patton, Jan 23, 60, 62, 75, 90 Patterson, Carole 23, 60 Pelok, Daye 23, 62, 67, 60 Peters, Ann 23, 60, 62 Porter, Paulann 23, 60 Pracht. Shirley 23, 60 Reed, Dennis 24, 64 Riblet, Winn 24 Ripke, William 24, 50 Rittenhouse, Elmer 24 Robbins, Evalene 24 Roehrig, Don 24 Ryan, Suzanne 24 Ryan, William 24, 75 Sabo, Robert 24, 50 Sanders, Lester 24 Sauber, Mary 24 Scheuerman, Janet 24, 48, 50, 60 Scheuerman, Sue 24, 60 Schira, Jeanne 24, 60 Schlegel, Barbara 24 Schultz, Charlene 24, 60, 62 Schwab, Francis 24 Shockey, Sue 24, 60, 62 Shook, Mary 24 Shoup, Bill 24, 50 Simonis, Roseann 24, 64 Slocum, Ralph 24, 60, 62, 67 Slough, Bill 24, 62 Smith, Jim 24, 62 Spanglar, Eleanor 241, 60 Sponsler, Paul 24 -lv Sproul, Pat 24, 5l, 62, 86 Stambaugh, Bill 24, 60, 62, 7 Starkey, Terry 24, 6l, 62 Stites, Floyd 24 Tracy, Joann 24 Tracy, Shirley 24, 60 Voigt, Joseph 24, 80 Wagner, Gary 24, 75, 77 Wagner, Janet 24, 50, 60 Wallar, Max 24, 60, 67, 75 Walmer, Erma 25, 62 Ward, Mary 25, 60 Ward, Myrna 25, 60 Warncke, LeRoy 25 Warnimont, Jerry 25, 67, 80 Webb, Mary Jane 25, 60 Weisenburger, Sally 25, 60 Wellman, Betty 25, 60 Widmer, Sue 25, 50, 60 Wiehe, Richard 25 Wurst, John 25 Young, Mardell 25, 60 4,7 jfed A-Wien Abele, Judy 27 Anderson, Gail 27 Anderson, LaVon 27 Andrews, Carol 27 Ankney, Marvin 27 Ankney, William 27 Armstrong, Madonna 27 Arnette, Walter 27, 6l, 62 Ashbaugh, Delores 27 Baldwin, Eugene 27, 7l Baldwin, Janice 27 Ball, Dolena 27 Ball, Marjorie 27 Bauman, Larry 27 Block, Harry 27 Blue, Charlotte 27 Bodenbender, Arlene 27 Bohlman, Mary 27, 8l Bohner, Charlene 27 Bohner, Sandra 27 Bond, Carlyn 27 Boyce, Harvey 27 Boyd, Roger 27, 64, 76 Briggs, George 27 Brown, Lauren 27, 71 Burnett, Kenneth 27 Bussing, Shirley 27 Butler, Clayton 27 Carr, Nancy 27 Cereghin, John 27, 71 Cereghin, Sue 27 Clemens, John 27 Cline, Joanne 27 Cooper, Carolyn 27 Coressel, Nina 27 Crosser, Joanne 27 Cupp, Leo 27 Daft, Patsy 27 Dayson, Sally 27, 50, 62 Deitrick, Robert 27, 64 Dohoney, Jo 27 Doody, Bonnie 27 Doster, Ramon 27 Y Draper, Gordon 27, 62 Emmel, Larry 27 Eno,s, Robert 27, 62, 76 Ernsberger, Carol 27, 64 Fischer, Paul 21, 71, 76 Frederick, Jacqueline 27 Froelich, Edward 27 Gecowets, Jerry 27, 62 Goldenetz, Jeanne 27 Gottweld, Carol 27 Green, Jim 27, 71 Grimes, John 27 Hahr, Elaine 27, 50 Hard, Ronnie 27, 71, 75 Hardesty, Jo Ann 27 Harding. William 27 Harris, Kenneth 27, 71, 76 Hartzell, Joan 27 Heilman, Patricia 27 Helf, Bonnie 27 Herder, Ronnie 27 Hesselschwardt, James 27 Hewitt, Bonnie 27, 50, 62 Hiatt, Jeannie 27, 62, 81 Hiler, James 27 Hoettel, James 27 Hoffman, Stephen 27 Hoover, Tom 27 Houck, Beverly 27 Hunt, Milford 28, 71 Hussey, Loron 28, 71 Jennings, Mary 28 Johnson, Ralph 28 Jones, Jeannine 28 Kammeyer, Verona 28 Karnes, Betty 28 Keck, Wanda 28 Kelly, Jack 26, 28 Kimberly, David 28, 71 King, Ralph 28, 76 Kleinhen, Donald 28 Kohout, James 28, 64 Kopp, Jimmy 28, 71 Kreischer, Patricia 28 Lehman, James 28, 76 Mack, Mary Ann 28 March, Marvelle 28 Marihugh, Peter 28, 76 Marihugh, Velma 28, 50 Markley, Doris 28 Martin, Robert 28, 71, 75 Mast, Dixie 28 Mast, Lucretia 28, 64 Max, Larry 28 McBroom, Dolores 28 McMillen, Jim 28 Mehring, Bill 28 Mekus, Victor 28 Melia, Floyd 29 Memmer, Pat 25, 26, 29, 62 Merz, Vivian 29 Miller, Don 29, 62 Miller, Richard 29 Moser, Raymond 29 Murphy, Kathleen 29 Naveau, Barbara 29 Neff, Kenneth 29 Nischwitz, Ned 29 Oelke, Helen 29 Ordway, Gaylen 29, 71, 75 Ort, Hazel 29 Ort, Wayne 29, 71, 76 Ott, Shirley 29, 90 Otto, Marilyn 29 7 'er Papenhagen, Bill 29 Parker, Eileen 29 Patrick, Suzanne 29 Paxton, Ted 29 Porter, Marilyn 29 Ratzlatt, Marsha 29 Ream, Elta 29, 64 Rhamy, Janice 29, 50, 62 Richard, Paul 29 Richolt, Bonnie 30 Roberts, William 30, 64 Roddy, John 30, 50 Roehrig, Jo Ann 30 Roehrig, Wayne 30 Rohlt, Karl 30 Rohrbaugh, Gary 30, 71, 76 Ross, Mariorie 30 Rossolet, Sandra 30 Scantlen, Robert 30 Schlosser, Bill 30 Schmunk, Carolyn 30 Schmunk, Marlene 30 Schroeder, Bill 30 Schroeder, Elizabeth 30 Schultz, Howard 30 Seibert, Richard 30 Senger, Marlene 30, 62 Sharp, Wayne 30 Sherman, John 30 Shock, Robert 30, 71 Shoup, Dick 30 Simmons, Jim 30, 71 Simmonis, Therese 30, 50 Skiver, Clayton 30, 62 Skiver, Paul 30, 50, 62 Smith, Nelson 31 Snyder, John 26, 31, 75, 76 Snyder, Marsha 31, 50 Speck, Lou Ella 31 Spangler, Marlene 31 Sproul, Dan 31, 71, 76 Steel, Patsy 31 Stevens, Jim 31 Stevens, Phil 31 Strine, Jackie 26, 31, 50, 81 Swary, Wayne 31 Tuttle, Robert 31, 64 Vasher, James 31 Walmer, Ardith 31, 64 Warncke, Marilyn 31 Washer, Jack 31, 60 Watson, Clarence 31 Weisgerber, William 31, 76 West, Betty 31 West, Keith 31 Willey, Ned 31, 62, 76 Williamson, Roger 31 Wisda, Martin 31 Wood, Charles 31, 71 Wurst, James 31, 76 Zehner, Francis 31 52,414 Andrist, Joann 33 Ankney, Linda 33 Ankney, Vernard 33 Baldwin, Norman 33, 64, 71 Barker, Roger 33 Barton, Bill 33, 64 Beck, Allen 33, 61, 62 Behringer, Ann 33 gfa Je Beindorf, Harold 33 Belden, Glen 33, 71 Blake, Darlene 33, 64 Blue, Kenneth 33 Boggs, Margery 33 Bosdech, Carl 33 Boyee, Brenda 33 Brown, Fred 33 Brown, George 33 Bryant, Larry 33 Burnham, Hal 33 Cameron, Bob 33, 64, 71, 76 Cashman, Tom 33 Colgan, Donna 33 Compo, Virginia 33 Cooper, Jim 33 Demland, Roger 33, 76 Dietrick, Robert 32, 71 Dirr, Carolyn 33, 64 Dodson, Dalton 33 Eitniear, Jerry 33 Erman, Dennis 33, 64 Erman, Janie 33, 64 Fauster, Jack 32, 64 Fauth, Marlene 33 Feeney, Carl 33 Feeney, Richard 33 Finn, Eugene 33 Florence, Larry 33 Frederick, Ruth 33 Fredericks, Jim 33 French, Dick 33 French, Madonna 33 Gebhardt, Bob 33 Golenetz, Don 33, 64, 71 Goshia, Robert 33 Greutman, Junior 33 Grimes, Sue 33 Grimes, Richard 33 Hardy, Donald 33 Higgins, Mary Ellen 33, 5 Hoffman, Ricky 33 Hoop, Norma 33 Hornish, Nancy 33 Houck, Jane 33 Hughes, Larry 33 Hultz, Robert 33, 64 Hurtt, Gerald 33, 64 lngle, James 33, 64 Johnson, Kay 33 Karnes, Darlene 33, 64 Kellermyer, Charles 33, 71, 76 Killion, Neida 33 Knoop, Fred 33 Lang, Doris 33 Lang, Marilyn 33, 64 Lehman, Sam 33 Leonard, Keith 33 Mansfield, Gale 34 Mansfield, Nelverta 34 Marihugh, Amos 34, 71 Martin, Roy, 34, 64 Mattocks, Shirley 34 McClory, Donald 34 McClory, Douglas 34 McClure, Shirley 34 McConkey, Nathalie 34 McCullough, Steve 34 McGinnis, Sharon 32 McGrath, Sharon 34 Meine, Clara 34 Miller, Arthur 34 Miller, Dave 34, 71 Miller, Dean 34 Miller, June 34 Miller, Norma Jean 34 Miller, Norman 34 Morse, Gary 34 Murphy, Gerald 34 Myers, Fred 34, 64 Myers, James 34, 71 Myers, Leonard 34, 64 Olson, Webster 34 Osborn, Jack 34 Patten, Don 34 Patterson, Sally 34, 64, 8 Pease, Bonnie 34, 64 Peters, Paula 34, 64 Rau, Marilyn 34 Reiter, Susan 34, 64 Rittenhouse, Floyd 34 Rosebrock, Paul 34 Ross, Sue 34, 64 Rudolph, Roberta 34 Russell, Paul 34, 64 Sarka, Tom 34 Schlegel, Barbara 34 Schmunk, Donald 34 Schuchart, Junior 34 Sentel, Richard 34, 64 Sheahan, Jane 34, 64 Shirk, Richard 34 Sloan, Junior 34, 64 Slocum, David 34, 76 Snyder, Beatrice 81, 34 Strine, Susy 32 Stroup, Larry 34 Tittle, Dixie Lee 34, 50 Tonnerson, Bill 34 Tuohy, James 34 Tuohy, Jane 34 Van Scoder, Bill 34 Voigt, Paul 34, 71 Wagner, Patricia 34 Weisenburger, Tom 34 Wellman, Dean 34, 64, 71 Wellman, John 34 Wiseman, Joyce 34 Worthington, Sandra 34 Yeager, Joyce 34 .szvenfh grab Amsbaugh, Tom 35, 64 Anderson, Margene 35 Bailey, Ronnie 35 Baldwin, Ellen 35 Baldwin, Guy 35 Barton, Jim 35 Bates, Neil 35 Beard, Betty 35 Bergeon, Jan 35 Birchmeier, Larry 35, 64 Bittenger, Richard 35, 64 Bohner, Donald 35 Bowers, Suzanne 35 Briggs, Sharon 35 Brown, Barbara 35 Brown, James 35 Brown, Winonah 35 Bussing, Patricia 35 Campbell, Gregory 32, 64 Clark, loma 35 Clingaman, Alan 35, 64 Coffman, Richard 35 Colgan, Jean 35, 64 Colwell, Barbara 35 Cooper, Lois 35 Cooper, Sharon 35 Cordray, Gene 35 Cordray, Jane 35 Delaney, John 35, 64 Demyan, Mary Kay 32, 64 Detter, Allen 35 Dielman, Ray 35 Eitinear, Bob 35 Fairhurst, Mike 35 Farris, Margie 35 Feeney, Joan 35 Feeney, Sharon 35, 64 Finn, William 35 Fricke, Carol 35, 64 Funk, Ronald 35, 64, 76 Gibhart, Fred 35 Giddings, Diane 35, 64 Gisler, Judy 35. 64 Grant, Ronnie 35, 71 Greqory, Ruth 35 Grunden, Lois 35 Gruver, Karen 35 Hass, Mary Lou 35 Haves, Larry 35 Heidepriem, Eleanor 35 6 Heilman, Richard 35 Helf, Carolyn 35 Hendricks, Lee 35 Hillstrom, David 35, 64 Hohenberger, Janice 35 Hoop, Delbert 35 Hudson, Steve 35 lngle, Carolyn 35, 64 Johnson, Jeanne 35, 64 Kammeyer, Georgie 35 Karnes, Kenneth 35 ' Keck, Robert 35 Keissling, Joyce 35 Killion, Donna 35 Killion, Pauline 35 Kimble, Janice 35, 64 Lantow, Patty 36 Leaders, Marsha 36, 64 Leever, Margaret 36 Lehman, Joyce 36, 64 Marihugh, Joyce 36 May, Robert 36 McBroom, Robert 36, 64, 71 McGrath, Margo 36 Mehring, Jeannine 36 Meyers, Jerry 36 Meyer, Shirley 36 Miller, James 36, 64 Miller, Margie 36 Mitchell, John 36, 64 Mix, Gary 32, 71, 76 Morehouse, Davie 36 Nagley, William 36 Oberlin, Gerald 36, 64 Parcher, Lala 36 Pease, Phyllis 36 Pelok, Larry 32, 64, 71, 76 Porter, Elburt 36 Potts, Helen 36, 64 Powell, Ronald 36, 76 Rau, Jack 36 Reed, Carmen 36 Retcher, Bob 36 Retcher, Judy 36 A Riblet, Jill 36 Richard, Betty 36, 64 Rittenhouse, Minnie 36 Rodger, Suzanne 36 Roehrig, James 36 Roehrig, Kenneth 36, 64 Schmunk, Thomas 36 Schuchart, Norman 36 Schudel, Gwendolyn 36 Sheik, Barbara 36, 64 Shinaberry, Gary 36 Shirk, Larry 36 Shock, Shelby 36 Shoup, Paul 36, 64 Shoup, Ruth 36 Skiver, Jill 36, 64 Smith, Eva 36 Smith, John 36 Smith, Regina 36 Snyder, Rita 36, 64 Speck, Darlene 36, 64 Stelter, Eugene 36 Szabo, Jack 36, 64 Tadson, Noman 36 Taylor, Gene 36 Thieroff, Patty 36, 64 Vandemark, Billy 36, 64, 71 Vogel, Shirley 36, 64 Wallace, Wayne 36, 64 Weaver, James 36, 60 Wellman, Marilean 36 Wendell, Charles 36 Wendt, lvin 36 Widmer, Roxanne 36, 64 Willey, Larry 36, 64, 71, 76 Williams, Gary 36 Williams, Rachel 36 ja C A efci L. 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