Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1953 volume:

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It is hoped that this first issue of The Panorama will be the first in a long series of yearbooks depicting the life at Defiance High School both in and out of the classrooms. 2 IIEDIIIATIU This yearbook is dedicated to all the alumni oi Defiance High School who are serving, or have served, their country in the Korean Conflict. These alumni are doing their best to preserve our way oi life and deserve the greatest honor possible. 3 THE STAFF... K .-v..,MMw gw,1X BUSINESS STAFF - CLeft to rightj i Al Howard, Ioan Fauster, Polly Papenhagen, Sharon Brown, Bob Myers, Chuck Wood. Seated: Shirley Ott, Shirley Bauman, Carol Holley, and Pat Sproul. BUSINESS BOARD-Iim Draper, Business Manager: Miss Geneva Hank- ish, Business Advisor, and Bill Stambaugh, Assistant Business Manager. 4 EDITORIAL BOARDMLarry Hire, Editor-in-Chief, Ianet Barto, Copy Editor, Mary Iane Webb, Photographic Editor: and Mr. Kirk Krutsch, Editorial Advisor. Ned Willey, Editor-elect 1 . 'M EDITORIAL STAFF-QLeit to rightD-Rachelle Miller, Ann Peters, Gary Wagner, Dick Seibert, Mary Hughes, and Paul Sponsler. Seated: Marlene Senger, Karen Kent, Peg Fee, and Shirley Mekus. 5 'ln My Merry Oldsmobile 'This ls My Counfry 'Now Hear This If's A Sin To Tell A Lie MYKS A . -'K is . xx ' RE 5 ,ll X -f 19 Q X -if QR-,ENV L HAY U L1 Z , Af' F4 4 5 92? W :Z 3 samnoag Bill Ryan, President: Shirley Mekus, Secretary: Shirley Bauman, Treasurer and Bob Myers, Vice-President. SE IIQIH IJFFIEEHS 8 VALEIJIIITIJHIAN LARRY HIRE MARY HUGHES KAREN KENT RACHELLE MILLER PHILIP MYERS ANN PETERS PAUL SPONSLER 9 PAUL BALDWIN Baldie A real sports star, but he didn't plan itg l'le's satisfied 'cause his gal is Ianet. B Band 1: Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Bus- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3: Track 4: Motion Picture Operator 4: Class President 3. SHIRLEY BAUMAN Look at that smile and sparkling eyes: A girl any boy would soon idolize. Banner Stat! 4: Annual Stall 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Otiice Practice 4: Class Secretary 2: Class Treasurer 4: Ir. Chorus 1. GENE BERGEON Fan He jerks sodas and whips ur the malty li he doesn't make you laugh. it's not his lault. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Track 2: Intramural Sports l, 2: Concession Worker 1, 4: Football Manager 3: Ir. Chorus l. RAY BISTEL A blush on his face but laughter in his eye: We're sure that you will like this guy. Track 3: Baseball 3: Concession Worker l. LEANN BOHN Lee She's quite a gal, her lriends agree: lust take a look and you will see. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus l: Office Practice 4: Concession Work- er 1, 4. IANET BARTO Ian Personality tops, disposition sweet, A nicer gal we've yet to meet. Banner Staif 4: Mixed Chorus Z: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Art Club 3: College Club 4: Latin Club l, 2: Latin Club Olticer 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Concession Worker 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: National Honor Society Otticer 4: Ir. Chorus 1: American Legion Essay Winner 1: Annual Copy Editor 4: Choir Coun- cil 4: D.A.B. Recognition 4: Class Play Stage Crew 4. IAMES BAYLISS lim Shy?? Not this lim Look lor a crowd and you'll find him. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball l- Track 2: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 1, 2: Home- coming Escort 2: May Day Escort l. BARBARA BERTHOLD Barb She takes joy and sorrow in he' stride. Always linding the brighter side. A Band 2, 3, 4: String Orchestua 1: Choir 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: T' Chorus 1: Ottice Practice 2: Clasr Play Cast 4. CHARLES BOES Charlie Six-loot three as everyone knows Means no other than Charlie Boas. D.E,C.A. 4: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Con- cession Worker l, 3, 4. DALE BOWERS In class he's likely to start a riot: ll he hears a dare, he's sure to try it. Class Play Stage Crew 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Track 2: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3: Motion Picture Operator l, 2: Ir. Chorus l. CAROL BROWN This sweet gal talks a mile a minute: If this were a contest she'd sure- ly win it. Boosters l, 2: Commerce Club 2: Ir. Chorus l: Office Practice 4: Library Assistant l: Concession Worker 3, 4. SHARON BROWN Brownie G.A.A. prexy, a sweet gal too: As for heauxs. she's had quite a few. Annual Staff 4: Class Play Cast 3: String Orchestra l, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 3, 4: College Club 4: Latin Club 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 4: Ir. Chorus l: Student Council 3, 4. SHIRLEY CULLER With those lovely eyes plus black hair, Some nice guy she's sure to snare. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club Z: GJ-LA. 2, 3, 4: Boosters 1, 2: Con- cession Worker 4: Ir. Chorus l. KENNETH DIEMER Kenny Although good grades I could keep, To tell the truth I'd rather sleep. Class Play Stage Crew 3: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Football l: In- tramural Sports 2, 3: Ir. Chorus l: Football Manager 2. IOE DOODY He takes a lot of kidding, and takes it well: Yet all agree that Ioe is swell. Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 4: In- tramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4. CAROLYN BROWN She isn't noisy, isn't shy: She's found that one-and-only 9UY- Transferred from Paulding 3. DOROTHY BUCKMASTER A smile on her face the whole day through, And always a helping hand for you. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Library Assistant 1: Conces- sion Worker 4: Ir. Chorus l. LADONNA DAFT Donnie She isn't what her name implies: But she has a pair of mischievous eyes. A Band l, 2, 3, 4: String Orches- tra 1: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Boosters l, 7. 3, 4: F.T.A. 3: Office Practice 3: goncession Worker l, 3: Pep Band MARILYN DIRR Her friends are many, her enemies few: Wgatever you ask, she'll gladly o. Class Play Stage Crew 3: Glee Club Z: Mixed Chorus 2: G.A.A l, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Office Practice 3: Concession Worker l, 3: Class Treasurer 2: Ir. Chorus l: College glusb Z: Latin Club Z: Boosters l, IAMES DRAPER Drape At everything this guy's a wh'z: Where there's fun that's where lim is. Class Play Cast 3. 4: A Band 2, ' Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2' Choir 4: Ensembles 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Hi-Y 7. Science Club 3: College Club 3, 4' College Club Officer 4: Dance Band 2, 3: Concession Worker 4: Student Council 3: Annual Business Mana- ger 4. MARGARET DREVES I-Ier diamond says that she's been taken: Her object in liie? that's plain-homemaking. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Boosters 1, 2, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Oifice Practice 4: Li- b'ary Assistant 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 1, 4: National Honor So- hety 4. PEG FEE Oranqes are orange, limes are lime: I wrote H1958 POEBISJ arent they a crime? Banner Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play Cast 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensem- bles 3, 4: Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: College Club 3. 4: C01- lege Club Officer 4: Latin Club'2: Boosters 1, 2, 3. 4: F-T-PM 31 Office Practice 4: Concession Worker 4: Ensemble Award 3: National Honor Society 4: American Legion Essay Winner 2: Ir. Chorus l. CHARLOTTE GARDINER This qal's got a voice that sure is sweet: To hear her sing is really a treat. Strinq Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed ChOl'l1S 2: Glee Club Z: Choir 3, 4: Ensem- bles 3, 4: G.A.A. 1. 2: Latin Club l, 2: Spanish Club 4: Spanish Club Officer 4: Ensemble Award 3: Boosters l, Z: Commerce Club 2: Ir. Chorus l: Concession Worker 4. FRED GOSHIA Hermie He is downright nice with looks to spare: The girls must go for that curly hair. Glee Club Z: Mixed Chorus 2: Choir 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1. 2' Track l, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Spanish Club Officer 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Motion Picture Opevrto 1, 2: Concession Worker l, 2: Foot ball Manager 3. REX HALL Friends oi Rex have this to say. He's a good sport in every way. Track 1: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4. IOAN FAUSTER lo:mie Never tears, always mirth: No finer friend on this earth. Annual Staff 4: Class Play Stage Crew 3: String Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club Z: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 3: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: College Club 4: Latin Club 2: Latin Club Officer 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Boost- ers Officer 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Office Practice 3: Concession Worker 4: Class Secretary 3. IEAN FLORENCE No greater tribute can we tell: Whatever she does. she does it well. G.A.A. 1, 2: Concession Worker 1: Ir. Chorus 1. WILLIAM GOLLER Bill I-Iere's a guy with a good lookin' car: In the future he might go far. Mixed Chorus 2: Giee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Intramural Sports 3: Hi-Y 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Ir. Chorus 1: Mo- tion Picture Operator l, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 3, 4. SHIRLEY HAASE Our subjects last name is Haase: She's better than best in many ways. A Band 1, 2, 3,, 4: String Orchestra 1: Mixed Chorus Z: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3: Latin Club 2: Boosters l. 2, 3: F.T.A. 3: Dance Band 3: Concession Worker 3: Ensemble 4. WILLIAM HEILIVIAN Bill Half-mile running is his line, And we hear he likes it fine. Class Play Stage Crew 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A, 4: Concession Worker 4. AMBER HELP North, south, east, and west: Amber's rated with the best. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Ir. Chorus 1: Boosters 1: Commerce Club 2, 3: Office Practice 1: Li- brary Assistant 3, 4: Concession Worker l, 4. IEAN HILLSTROM lean's engaged as we all know: That dreamy look will tell you so. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Boosters 1, 2: Concession Worker l. ANN HOHENBERGER A gal whose record has never been marred: To Ann no iob is too hard. Class Play Stage Crew 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Boost- ers l, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. Officer 4: Office Practice 2: Concession Work- er 3: lr. Chorus 1. CAROL HOLLEY Carol's gay, Carol's iolly: In any season she's just like Holley. Annual Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club Z: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club l, 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Boosters Officer 4: Ir. Chorus 1: F.T.A. 3, 4: Concession Worker 3. 4: Ensemble Award 3: National Honor Society 4. ALFRED HOWARD Al A friendly guy with lots of zest: What e'er he does, he'll do it best. Annual Staff 4: A Band 3, 4: Band Council 4: Choir 3. 4: Class Play Cast 4: Football 3: Track 4: Intra- mural Sports 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: College Club 4: Student Council 4: Trans- ferred from Crooksville, O. 3. ILLA I-IESSELSCHWARDT She's happy all right- her smile tells this: llla is the name of this charmin' miss. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Ir. Chorus 1: Concession Worker 3, 4. LARRY HIRE Percy Here's a guy that's never blue: We think he's swell and so will you. Banner Staff 4: Annual Editor-in- chief 4: Class Play Cast 3: A Band l, Z, 3: Band Council 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 4: Choir Council 4: Ensembles 4: In- tramural Sports 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Science Club 3: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Ir. Chorus 1: Dance Band 1, 3: Concession Worker 4: Student Council 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: American Legion Essay Win- ner l, 3, 4: Boy's State Winner 3: Latin Award 1, 2: Pep Band 2, 3: Class Play Stage Crew 4: Co-Vale- dictorian. NANCY HOHENBERGER Nance Nance is a queen and pretty too: She's always looking for a laugh or two. Class Play Cast 3: A Band 1, 2: Band Council l: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: College Club 4: College Club Officer 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Office Prac- tice 4: lr. Chorus l: Student Coun- cil 3: National Honor Society 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Homecoming Attendant 2, 3. KATHRYN HORZELSKI ' She's full of fun and serious too: Yet she has never been untrue. B Band 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Latin Club 2: Library Assistant Z. MARY HUGHES Mary is successful, iust take a look: She rates A-l in every book. School Paper Editor 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play Stage Crew 3: A Band 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Science Club 3: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Latin Club Officer 3: Boost- ers 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters Officer 4: Concession Worker 3, 4: Student Council 1: National Honor Society 3, 4: Latin Award 2: National Honor Society Officer 4: Science Club Of- ficer 3: Blue Note Staff 3: Ir. Chorus 1: A Band Librarian 2: Co- Valedictorian: American Legion Es- say Winner 4. WILLIAM HULLHORST Bill This tall blond in an old Ford coupe Could be the center of any group. Hi-Y 4: Concession Worker 4' Transferred from Toledo 4. ROGER KAMMEYER Reg Sort of quiet, sort of shy: Still Roger is a likeable guy. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 4: Science Club 3: Ir. Chorus 1. IANICE KILLION Ian She was labeled Blondie from the start: Ian is sure to win your heart. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Latin Club 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Commerce Club Ofiicer 4: Office Practice 2, 3, it: Concession Worker 4: Ir. Chorus IACK KRUTSCH He's good for a laugh any day: He goes through life smiling this way. Choir 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: D.E.C.A. Of- ficer 4: Concession Worker 3, 4. GRACE LANTOW Quite a gal- Everyone's pal. Boosters 1, 2: Commerce Club 2: Ir. Chorus l. LUCILLE HUNT Lucy Lucy has a manner mild, But leaves us all a bit beguiled. Banner Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Latin Club 2: Boosters 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 4: Ir. Chorus l. KAREN KENT Karen's our pianist with talent galore: When it comes to fun. she always wants more. Banner Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: A Band 1, 2, 3: String Orchestra 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3. 4: Ensembles 3, 4: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Latin Club l, 2, 3: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 2: Concession Work- er 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Pep Band 2, 3: Na- tional Honor Society Officer 4: Class Plav Cast 4: Co-Valedictorian. NANCY KRESS Nancy's a girl with a pixie grin: To her life is never dim. A Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Strinq Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Art Club 3: Collecve Club 3: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 3: Ir. Chorus 1: Dance Band Vocalist 3: Ensemble Award 3. ROSEMARY KUHN Always cheerful and never gets sore: Rosemary's the gal you are looking for. A Band 3, 4: B Band 2, 3: Com- merce Club 3, 4: Transferred from Knoxville, Tenn. 2. PAUL LAYMAN E, C. Always a smile on E. C.'s face, It's hard to keep up with this guy's pace. Class Play Cast 3. 4: A Band 3, 4: B Band 2: Choir 3, 4: Choir Coun- cil 3, 4: Football 1: Baseball 2: Golf 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Concession Worker 4: Ensembles 4. GLENNA LEITHAUSER Basketball, bowling, volley-ball too, Is there anything this gal can't do? A Band 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Latin Club 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1. IACQUELINE LINDEMAN Iackie Sweet and awlully nice to know: Always hep and never slow. D.E.C.A. 4: Library Assistant 1, 2. IAMES MACK lim A good argument puts a smile on his lace: He wins with a shout or loses with grace. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. IOYCE MARCKEL Mohr, Mohr, Mohr is this gal's cry: I guess it's Iohnnie that makes her sigh. Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Con- cession Worker 4: Student Council 4: Ir. Chorus 1. KENNETH MAY Kenny His charm and good looks are hard to beat When it comes to sweeping a girl off her teet. Baseball 2, 3. 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DICK LIMBAUGH Cars he loves, but tor girls ws ,,nuY.,: Yet he seems to like it this way. DONALD MACK Don Never cr lrown, worry or cure: As tor school-he'd rather be elsewhere. Concession Worker 4. VIOLA MANSFIELD Withdrawn. NORMAN MATTOCKS Norm Say hi to Norm, he's quite a guy: Ii you want a friend, here's your best buy. A Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Band Council 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 21 Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Football l, 2: Intramural Sports 3: Conces- sion Worker 3: Basketball Mana- ger l. MARTHA MCCAG UE Here is a girl whose interests aren't tewg She gets a kick out of doing things, too. G.A.A. l, 2, 4: Boosters 4: Library Assistant 4: Concession Worker 1, 4: Ir. Chorus l. WILLIAM MCGUE Bill Long and lanky-nice and neat: When it comes to Bill, he can't be beat. Football 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Transferred from Lima 3. SHIRLEY MEKUS Boys, books, and battles she takes in her stride: We all look to Shirley with a whole lot of pride. Banner Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play Stage Crew 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Boost- ers l, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club Z, 3, 4: Commerce Club Officer 3: Office Practice 2, 3, 4: Concession Work- er l, 4: Class Secretary 4: Student Council 2: National Honor Society 4. RACHELLE MILLER Her ambitions are many, her standards high: The bigger the job the harder she'll try. Banner Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play Cast 3, 4: A Band l: Strinq Orchestra l, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: En- sembles 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Commerce Club 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: F,T.A. Officer 3, 4: Hall Monitor Z: Office Practice 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Ensemble Award 3: National Honor Society Officer 4: lr. Chorus 1: Rotary World Affairs Winner 4: Co-Valedictorian. MARILYN MORRIS Toot Peppy, gay, and lots of fun: Says that Rev's the only one. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Boosters l, 2, 3: Office Practice 3, 4: Concession Worker l, 2, 4: Ir, Chorus l. BONNIE MOSER Deceased. DOROTHY MEHRING This Dot has a lot of dash Never find her in a clash. LUCILLE MEYER Lucy Don't let her demure face fool you a bit: In any crowd she'1l make a hit. A Band 2, 3, 4: String Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1: Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Band Award 3: Ir. Chorus 1: Latin Award l. KAE MONTI She giggles it's true, but it comes from the heart: If there's anything doinq, Kae's sure to take part. Banner Staff 4: B Band 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: lr. Chorus 1: Office Practice l, 4: Concession Worker 1, 3, 4. IEAN MOSER Busy as a bee as the saying is: At getting things done, Iean's a whiz. Banner Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Class Play Cast 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Ir. Chorus 1: Boosters 1, 2: Concession Worker 3, 4. BOB MYERS Tall, dark and handsome is this guy Bob: l'Ie's ready and willing to take any iob. Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Track l, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 4: Concession Worker I, 2, 3, 4: Class President 2: Class Vice-President 4. PHILIP MYERS Phil Einstein's theory he'd like to prove Wrong: In our class we were proud to have Phil along. Science Club 3: Science Club Offi- cer 3: College Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Scholarship Recog- nition 3, 4: Latin Award 3: Co-Vale- dictorian: Transferred from New Enterprise, Penn. 3. HELEN NICKEL This little nicke1 will go far, Because she is way above par. A Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Boost- ers l, 2: Commerce Club 2, 3: Of- fice Practice 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1. DOUG PARKER You always find Doug wishin' He was down by the river fishin'. Basketball l. 2, 3: Intramural Sports 2, 4: Class Vice-President 2. CAROLE PATTERSON Pretty as a picture they all say: Those dimples of hers are a dead give-away. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A, l, 2, 3: Boosters 3, 4: Con- cession Worker 4. ANN PETERS If you want brains and charm, Ann's the one: She gets all A's and still has fun. Annual Staff 4: A Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 4: String Orchestra l, Z: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 4: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.T.A. Officer 3: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Latin Award l, 2: Busi- ness Manager of Class Play 3: Pep Band 2, 3: Ir, Chorus l: Scholar- ship Recognition 1, 2, 3: Band Award 3, 4: Co-Valedictorian. IOAN NICELY A working gal who likes to dance: The college boys she does entrance. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Boosters 3, 4: Commerce Club 2, 3, 4: Y.T.A. 3, 4: Office Practice 3: Ir, Chorus 1. POLLY PAPENHAGEN Red hair and freckles are a trademark for Polly: 5he's never sad but always iolly. Annual Staif 4: String Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 3, 4: G.A.A. l, Z, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: College Club 4: College Club Offi- cer 4: Latin Club l, 2: Spanish Club 4: Spanish Club Officer 4: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1: I-'.T.A. 3: Office Practice 2, 3, 4: Concession Worker 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. IAN PATTEN Here's a Cassanova with always a grin: I-Ie'll even laugh when the ioke's on him. Class Play Cast 3: A Band l, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 4: Basketball 1, Z: Track 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3: Golf 4: Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Council 3, 4: Library Assistant 2: Student Council 1, 2: Ir. Chorus l. DAVE PELOK His football playing brought him fame: In case you don't know, Dave Pe1ok's the name. A Band l, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Foot- ball l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball l: Base- ball 3, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Council 3: Science Club 3: College Club 4: Latin Club 2: Concession Worker 3: Track Manager 2: National Honor So- ciety 4: Ir. Chorus 1: American Le- gion Essay Winner Z: Class Play Cast 4. IANICE PLASSMAN Ian Her career will be long. For her life is just a song. Choir 4: Boosters 4: Commerce Club 4: Transferred from Florida, O. 4. PAULANN PORTER I.ife's a barrel of fun for me: If you don't believe it, watch and see. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: College Club 4: Latin Club l, 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.T.A, Officer 3: Con- cession Worker 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY PRACHT Short and sweet, Really a treat. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee G.A.A. l, 2, 3. Club Z: BILL RYAN To him we can't fair tribute pay: Our Senior year he led the way. Banner Staff 4: Class Play Cast 3, 4: Football 1: Basketball 1, Z: Base- ball 2, 3: Intramural Sports 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Concession Worker 1. Z, 4: Class President 4: National Honor Society 4: Buckeye Boys' State Candidate 3. ROBERT SABO Bob Here's a guy that isn't tame: Bob will fight his way to fame. Football l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Intra- mural Sports 3: Hall Monitor 2, 3: Ir. Chorus l. MARY SAUBER At basketball playing she is a pro: Mary is swell from the word ,.qo.,, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Concession Worker 1, 4. LOUIS PRACHT Louie Always calm, cool, and collected: Never a guy to be neglected. Track l, 2: Intramural Sports l, 2. DENNIS REED Denny A tall, fair, Reed that we call Denny : His worries few-achievements many. B Band 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Football 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3: D.E.C.A. 4: Motion Picture Operator l: Con- cession Worker 3. SUE RYAN For square dancing she has a yen: She also qoes for college men. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Boosters l, Z, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Office Practice 4: Concession Work- er 4: Ir. Chorus l. LESTER SANDERS Quiet and reserved is my line: As for fun I like it fine. B Band l: Ir. Chorus l. IANET SCHEUERMAN Ianet's not shy, she's got her lad: According to her, he's the best to be had. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Spanish Club 4: Boosters 1, 2: Commerce Club 2: Commerce Club Officer 2: lr. Chorus 1: Office Practice 2: Concession Worker 4. SUE SCHEUERMAN 5he's quite a wit as l'vo been told: Sue's got millions at jokes, some new, some old. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Boost- ers 1, 2, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: Concession Worker 1, 4: Ir. Chorus 1. CHARLENE SCHULTZ Her first love is the D.l-LS. Band: ln any iix she'll lend you a hand. A Band l, 2, 3, 4: String Orchestra 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Hall Monitor 3: Library Assistant 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Ir. Chorus l. SUE SHOCKEY Throw away those cares and have some fun Is Sue's greeting to everyone. A Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus Z: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters l, Z, 3, 4: Commerce Club 2: F.T.A. 3: Con- cession Worker 3: Ir. Chorus l. WILLIAM SHOUP Bill Not very large nor a football star, But we will bet that Bill goes lar. Latin Club 2: D.E.C.A. 4: Hall Mon- itor l, 2: Concession Worker l, 4. RALPH SLOCUM We think that Ralph's up to par, don't you? Too had he isn't in his golf, too. A Band l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3: Football l, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Track 2, 4: Golf 2, 4: Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Dance Band 2: Class President 1: lr. Chorus 1. IEANNE SCHIRA She's got a twinkle in her eye and a song in her heart: With this little girl we hate to part. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Science Club 3: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Conces- sion Worker 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Ensemble Award 3. FRANCIS SCHWAB Frank Words can't say what actions tell: But we sure think that Frank is swell. Track 2. 3: Science Club 3: Latin Club 1, 2: Concession Worker 4: Class Play Stage Crew 4. MARY SHOOK This Mary isn't the contrary one: She's as dependable as the sun. ROSEANNE SIMONIS Roseanne's a lriend to all in needy A pretty swell gal--yes, indeed. Class Play Cast 3: A Band 3, 4: B Band 2: Choir 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 4: Office Practice 4: College Club 4. WILLIAM SLOUGH Bill l'lere's a guy that is kind of SCHIPPY: lust give him a car and he'll be happy. Class Play Stage Crew 3: A Band 2, 3: B Band 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports l, 2: Hi-Y 2, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Concession Worker 1: Football Manager 1: Ir. Chorus 1. IIM SMITH Iim's not lazy nor slow, you see: He's conserving his energy. A Band l, 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Base- ball l, 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3: Hall Monitor 1. PAUL SPONSLER A quiet guy with a lot of fight: I-Ie's always true to the Blue and White. Annual Staff 4: Spanish Club 4: Hall Monitor 3: National Honor So- ciety 4: Class Play Stage Crew 4: Scholarship Recognition 4: CovVale4 dictorian: Transferred from Oake wood 2. WILLIAM STAMBAUGH Bill Handsome and nice fits Bill to the letter: He's an all-round boy: could you ask for better? Annual Assistant Business Manager 4: A Band 1, Z, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 4: Ensembles 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, Z, 3, 4: Hi-Y l: Ir. Chorus 1: Dance Band l, 2: Motion Picture Operator 1, Z: Student Council l, 2, 3, 4: Student Council Officer 4: Class Play Cast 4. IOANN TRACY She's always happy most of the time: What more can I say to make this rhyme? Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1: Library Assistant 2: Con- cession Worker 1, Z, 3, 4. ELEANOH SPANG LER Eleanor's happy from dawn to dark: To her life is just a lark. Class Play Stage Crew 3: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 4: G.A.A. l, Z, 3. 4: Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Boosters l, Z. 3, 4: Ir. Chorus l: Concession Worker 4. PATRICIA SPROUL Pat We all love Pat: do you know why? She can make you laugh when you want to cry. Annual Staff 4: A Band l, 2, 3, 4: Band Council 2: String Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Col- lege Club 4: Boosters 1, Z, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3: Ensemble Award 4: Office Practice 4: Concession Worker 4: Student Council 1, 2, 4: Student Council Officer 4: May Queen Attendant l, 3: Class Play Cast 4. TERRY STARKEY See that sly little grin of his? Terry has fun wherever he is. A Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 3: Football 2: Intramural Sports 4: Hi-Y 4: College Club 4: F.T.A. 3: Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Cone cession Worker l, 3. SHIRLEY TRACY Iust My Bill is her favorite song: With the guy she's got, Shirley can't go wrong. Banner Staff 4: Mixed Chorus Z: Glee Club 2: Cheerleader 1: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Spanish Club Officer 4: Boosters l, 2. 3: Commerce Club 2: Office Practice 3, 4: Concession Worker l, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus l. IOSEPH VOIGT Ice He'd like to be a scientist and a good one too: Ioe has dreamed some dreams we hope come true. Science Club 2, 3: Scholarship Recognition 1, 4. GARY WAGNER Gary, we think is a man among men: Some day we can say we knew him when . . . Banner Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play Cast 3: Choir 4: Ensembles 4: Football 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports 4: College Club 4: F.T.A. 3: F.T.A. Officer 3: Hall Monitor 4: Library Assistant 4: Concession Worker 4: Class Vice-President 3: Class Secretary l: Stu- dent Council 2, 4: Student Council Officer 4: Buckeye Boys' State Candidate 3: Ro- tary World Affa.rs Winner 4. IANET WAGNER Her friends are many, her dislikes few: She'll always have a smile for you. Mixed Chorus Z: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Library As- sistant 2: Concession Worker l, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus l. MAX WALLAR Max can make you laugh or make you sigh: We think a lot of this Wallar guy. A Band 1, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club Z: Choir 3, 4: Choir Council 4: Ensembles 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: D.E.C.A. 4: D.E.C.A. Officer 4: Ir. Chorus l. MARY WARD Mary's a girl we think is neat: Her disposition is hard to beat. B Band 1: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Ensembles 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Ensemble Award 3: Ir. Chorus 1. LEROY WARNCKE Leroy is tops, his friends will SUYI He can work as well as play. Track Manager 3, 4: Football Man- ager 3, 4. MARY IANE WEBB In everything Mary Iane takes part, Iust give her a chance and she'll win your heart. Banner Staff 4: Annual Photogra- phic Editor 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Latin Club l, 2: Boosters 1, 2, 3, 4: Boosters Officer 4: Com- merce Club 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club Oificer 3: Ir. Chorus 1: Hall Moni- tor l: Office Practice 2, 3, 4: Con- cession Worker 4: Class Play Stage Crew 4. SUE WIDMER ERMA WALMER She likes to sing so her life's a song: With an outlook like this you can't go wrong. A Band l, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Span- ish Club 4: G.A.A. 1: Commerce Club 2: Office Practice 4: Ir. Chorus l: Pep Band 2, 3: Class Play Cast 4. MYRNA WARD Myrna Ward is Mary's twin: But on her own, she's sure to win. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Concession Worker 4: Ir. Chorus 1. IERRY WARNIMONT Jeff Lively and quick, a right jolly old elf: No, not St. Nick, but Jeff himself. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3. 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Concession Worker l. BETTY WELLMAN Disposition sweet and enemies none: If you want the best, Betty's the one. Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Choir 8, 4: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 3, 4: D.E.C.A. 4: D.E.C.A. Of- ficer 4: Concession Worker l, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Chorus 1. She can talk the leg off most anyone: Still we all like Sue. she's lots of fun. String Orchestra 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: College Club 4: Latin Club 1, 2: Boosters l, 2, 3, 4: Commerce Club 2: Ir. Chorus 1: Office Practice 2: Concession Worker 1, 4. RICHARD WIEHE Dick Quite a guy is this Dick, We often wonder what makes him tick. Choir 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 4: D.E.C.A. 4: Con- cession Worker l: Basketball Manager 1. IOHN WURST Iohn can make you laugh, 'tis true: And that's not the wurst thing he can do. Choir 3, 4: Science Club 3: Latin Club 2, 3: Ir. Chorus l: Library Assistant 3: Buckeye Boys' State Candidate 3. No Picture-Delmar Holtsberry. Winn Riblet. l S G 'mit wi We, the class of '53, presumably of sound minds and trained memories, have trod the halls of Defiance High School for four brief years, and realizing that all things come to an end - that an- other group will take our place, wrestle with the same problems, and make their bid for fame as we did - we, having acquired certain intangible and incorporeal attributes which we would like to pass on to those who come after us, do individually make the following bequests: I, Paul Baldwin, do bequeath my athletic ability to George I, Marilyn Dirr, will my love for Defiance College to the Briggs. G.A.A. I, Ianet Barto, will my choir robe to anyone who can fit I, Ioe Doody, will my last name back to Howdy. into it. I, Shirley Bauman, will my laugh to Sandy Rosselet. I, Jim Bayliss, will all my ambition to Ned Nischwitz. I, Gene Bergeon, will my ability to love'm and leave'm to Bob Hultz. We. Barb Berthold and Leann Bohn, will our love for Ayersville to Barb Brown and Marsha Leaders. I, Bay Bistel, will my job at Kroqers to Iim Wurst of the Super Chief. I, Charles Boes, will my job as head popcorn popper to Ierry Gecowets. I, Dale Bowers, will all my intelligence to Arlene Boden- bender. We, Carol Brown and Carolyn Brown. will our last names to Susan Black. I, Sharon Brown, will my slimness to Sally Dayson. I, Dort Buckmaster, will my eagerness to graduate to Dean Wellman. I, Shirley Culler, will my petiteness to Iackie Strine. I, Ladonna Daft, will my nickname, Daffy, back to the duck. I. Ken Diemer, do will and bequeath my last name to any- one who will marry me. , Iim Draper, will my jeep back to the Army. , Margaret Dreves, will my life to Willy Osborn. Ioan Fauster, will my giggle to Ioan Cmy namesakej Davis. We, Peg Fee and Nancy Hohenberger, will all our letters to Miami U. to the post office. Jean Florence, will my seat in study hall to Barb Schmunk. Charlotte Gardiner, will my job at the library to Elaine Hahr. I, Bill Goller, will my Fightin' Ford to Gaylen Ordway. Fred Hermie Goshia, will my Bonnie back over the ocean. Shirley Haase, will my nickname, Frenchie, back to gay Paris. I, Rex Hall, will all my free time to the Booster Club. Bill Heilman, will my nickname, Hosenose, to Trigger. Amber Helf, will my first name back to the movie, forever. llla I-Iesselschwardt, will my good nature to Karl Rohlt Cwho doesn't need it.j Iean Hillstrom, will my diamond to anyone who wants what Cor whoj goes with it. Larry Hire, will my ability to be a complete riddle to none other than Bob Enos. Ann Hohenberger, will my bowling skill to lean Hiatt. We, Carol Holley and Nancy Kress, will our perseverance for dieting to Iudy Abele. Delmar Holtsberry, will my love for Shirley to no one. Kathryn Horzelski, will my retiring manner to Ianie Erman. Al Howard, will my slushpump Cthat's a trombonej to my brother, Iim. Mary Hughes, will my ability to fight and still go steady to Mary Bohlmann. . Bill Hullhorst, will my ducktail haircut to Mr. Henkle. Lucille Hunt, will my job on the BANNER staff to Pat Kfeischer. , Roger Kammeyer, will my blush to Gary Rohrbaugh. Karen Kent, will my musical talents to Judy Gisler. , Janice Killion, will my bottle of peroxide to lane Tuohy. We, lack Krutsch and Iim Mack, will our ability to get out of school to Iohn Snyder and Iim Burke. ll Huh wtamvatt I, Rosemary Kuhn, will my quietness to Bonnie Hewitt. I, Grace Lantow, will my black hair to Sue Martin. I, Paul E, C. Layman, will my ability to drive Cwhich was passed on to me by Murlan Miller, '52j to Red Martin. I, Glenna Leithauser. will my swing to the back porch. I, Dick Limbaugh, will the comedian in me to Paul Fischer. I, Iackie Lindeman, will my school books back to D.H.S. I, Don Mack, will my mechanical abilities to Larry Bauman. I. Ioyce Marckel. will my favorite expression, Mohr. Mohr, Mohr, to no one. I, Norm Mattocks, will my bass voice to Ioyce Sisco. I, Kenny May, will my winning smile to the Ipana Tooth- paste Company. We, Martha McCague and Ioan Nicely. will our jobs at the Root Beer Stand to anyone with good arches. I, Bill McGue, will my position as basketball center to Ricky Hoffman. I, Dorothy Mehring, will my love for the opposite sex to Margie Boggs. I, Shirley Mekus, will my flair for clothes to Barb Eck. I, Lucille Meyer. will my long drive to school each day to Bev Hax. I, Rachelle Miller, will my voice to Rosemary Clooney. We, Kae Monti and Marilyn Morris, will not give up Bill and Rev. I. lean Moser. will my soberness to lack Fauster. I, Bob Myers, will my tall, dark, and handsome description to Dick Seibert. I, Philip Myers, will my knowledge of chemistry and physics to Mr. Hultz. I. Helen Nickel, will my secretarial ability to whoever wants it. I, Polly Papenhagen, will the color oi my hair to Lucretia Mast. l, Doug Parker, will my bashful ways to Marge Ross. I, Ian Patten, will my cassanova ways to lim Lehman. I, Carole Patterson, will my job at the Budget to anyone who has enough will power not to buy clothes. I, Dave Pelok, will my ieet back to the pigeons. I, Ann Peters, will my position on the honor roll to Charlene Kroeckel. I, Ianice Plassman, will my soprano voice to Webb Olson. I, Paulann Porter, will my pug nose to the Defiance Bulldogs. I, Louis Pracht, will my curly hair to Mr. Palmer. I, Shirley Pracht, will my talkative ability to Helen Oelke. I, Denny Reed, will my ability to wreck cars to George Brindle. I, Bill Ryan, will my position as President of the Senior Class to anyone who has a bottle of Alka Seltzer. We, Sue Ryan and Eleanor Spangler, will our twosome companionship to Bea Snyder and Mary Straka. - 23 I, Bob Sabo, will my ability to play football to Harvey Boyce. I, Lester Sanders, will my seat on the bus to lim Hessel- schwardt. I, Mary Sauber, will my flirting ways with the boys to my sister, Gertie, who is doing fine. I, Ianet Scheuerman, will my baby queen crown to Gary Mix. I, Sue Scheuerman, will my long trail up the north side hill on a winter evening to Alan Kent. I. Jeanne Schira, will my place in Senior Girls' Ensemble to Bob Deitrick. I, Charlene Schultz, will my shortness to Tom Cashman. I, Frank Schwab, will my ability to stay awake in Soc. class to yawnin' Lauren Brown. I, Sue Shockey, will my duck walk back to the ducks. I, Mary Ann Shook, will my love Ior roller skating to Sue Cereghin. I, Bill Shoup, will my seat in Retailing to any Iunior who knows parliamentary procedure. I, Roseanne Simonis, will my pony tail to Barbara Walz. I, Ralph Slocum, will my job reading water meters to any- one who can take a lot of griping. I, Bill Slough, will my job at Daoust's to Marilyn Monroe. I, Iim Smith, will my studiousness to Ned Willey Cwho doesn't need it.j I, Paul Sponsler. will my friendly smile to Bob Cameron. I, Pat Sproul, will my intelligence back to My Friend lrma. I, Bill Stamhaugh, will my legs to Betty Grable. I, Terry Starkey, will my motorcycle to anyone who has a heavy coat so that he won't freeze in the winter. I, Ioann Tracy, will my shy ways to Pat Memmer. I, Shirley Tracy, will my surprise package from Bill to N0 ONE. I, Ioe Voigt. will my love tor rocket ships to my brother, Paul. I, Gary Wagner, will my ability to break even in predicting the outcome of the games to next year's sports editor. We, Ianet Wagner and Betty Wellman, will our jobs at the 5 G 10 to our younger sisters, Pat and Arlene. I, Max Wallar, will my butch haircut to Larry Endsley. I, Erma Walmer, will my gum chewing to Mr. Brooke. We, Mary and Myrna Ward, will our ability to get along with each other C?j to Darlene and Pat Karnes. I, LeRoy Warncke, will my job as football manager to Phil Hoefiel. I, Ierry Warnimont, will my nickname left back to the comic strip. I, Mary lane Webb, will my job in the candy case to any- one who isn't on a diet. I, Sue Widmer. will my big ears back to the elephants at the zoo. I. Dick Wiehe, will my long legs back to Daddy Long Legs. I, Iohn Wurst, will my rod to Don Miller. YU M ST H VE BEE QUEEN IANET SCHEUERMAN ATTENDANT CHARLOTTE GARDINER 24 A BEA TIF I. BABY KING AL HOWARD ATTENDANT RALPH sLocUM 25 ' A 1 :vm Q j 3 O. 2 9 A ' 0 N i J -V' Q - .1 I bg- s A-r .4 'E ts' 913 7 ' - .Jug ,I ,, W w 1- gh, ,A 54 '14, gb 5-.p uf P - :, ' If J 'F '-'MJ - . Q up A E H u- .45 s ,nfs-. W V 'w Q . lx. 'I gn 6 N' I 41.143, 25:5 . X, ' 5 K J X, -ws SQ:-5:5 5 : 1 1' u 1 5 , ff-1-5 fx - :E. v, 3 N3 'TQ fx, Q B I x x M : .-E5 if qqxggy xx . -f : , f 5 ' ..-X CQ J mn 2'-, ,JN Nm H 'Y .ftxkvfgw 'w M 'hun M ' ev DDI . --' -s g xg-if Q I 4-71.6, if . 2. X K msg: ff! 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Wecmer, Ir., Vice-President: Arthur Lcltchaw, Clerk. 28 PRINCIPAL C. W. HENKLE BETTY WEBB Secretary I AUGUSTA KEHNAST KIRK KRUTSCH FRANKLIN G. BLUE Dean of Girls Dean of Boys Asst. Principal 29 MR. LLOYD BABB Asbury College, A.B.: Kenyon College: University of Wiscon- sin. Librarian: Dramatics: Student Li- brarian Advisor: lunior and Senior Class Play Director. MR. FRANKLIN G. BLUE Defiance College, B.S. in Educa- tion: Ohio State University, M.A. in Education. Algebra I: Algebra II: National Honor Society Advisor: Assist- ant Principal: Freshman Class Advisor. MR. LESLIE BROOKE Ohio State University, B.S. in Education: Mississippi State College. Choir: Choruses: Ensemble Groups: Elementary Vocal Mu- sic Supervisor: Iunior High and High School Vocal Music. MISS MAUDE CARTER MISS GRACE COLLINS Defiance College, A.B.: Michigan Marietta College, B.A. Erie: University of Michigan, plane Geometry. Spanish: Eng. English II: English IV: Sopho- more Class Advisor. lish I. MR. REX L. BURKE Ohio University, B.S. in Educa- tion: Defiance College. General Mathematics: Business Arithmetic: Football Coach: Assistant Track Coach. MRS. LETHA DAVIS Bowling Green University: Deli- MR- DAVID CLINGAMAN ance College, B.S. in Educa- Bowling Green State University, tion: B.S. in Elementary Edu- B.S.: Ohio State University. cation. Shop II: Shop III. English I: Speech. 30 S..- 12, MR. MAX E. GECOWETS Ohio State University, B.S.: Bowl- ing Green State University. M.S. Social Problems: History 8: Bas- ketball Coach: Golf Coach: Assistant Football Coach. MR. O. I. HEUSI Central Wesleyan College: War- rensburg State College, B.S. in Education: Bowling Green State University: Ohio State Univer- sity, M,A. Secretarial Practice: Distributive Education: Bookkeeping: Sen- ior Mathematics: D.E.C.A. Ad- visor: Football Concessions: Senior Class Advisor. MR. LESTER HALE Valparaiso University: Defiance College. B.A.: Ohio State Uni- versity: Columbia University, M.A. Physiology: Biology: Boys' Phy- sical Education: Boys' Intra- murals. MR. DON HAMPSHIRE Findlay College. B.S.: Bowling Green State University. M.A. General Business: Typing I: Base- ball Coach: Freshman Basket- ball Coach: Assistant Football Coach. MISS AUGUSTA KEHNAST Bowling Green State University: Defiance College, B.A. in Edu- cation: University of Indiana. Visiting Teacher: Guidance Coun- selor: Welfare and Relief: Col- lege Club Advisor: Supervisor of Hall Monitors: Dean of Girls: Placement Service. Q 'Es- MISS GENEVA HANKISH Bluffton College, B.S.: Bowling Green State University. Shorthand I, ll: Typing I. II: Commerce Club Advisor: Busi ness Advisor of Annual. MR. KENNETH HULTZ MR. KIRK KHUTSCH Defiance College. B.S.: Ohio State Ohio State University. B.S. in University: Case Institute oi Education: Cornell University, Technology. M.A. Physics: Chemistry: General Sci- English III: lournalism: Banner ence: Basketball Concessions: Advisor: Editorial Advisor of Iunior Class Advisor. Annual: Dean of Boys. 31 U MR. M. A. Defiance College, B.S. in Educa- tion: Indiana University, M.S. Special Education: Assistant Bas- ketball Coach. MISS GERALDINE MYERS Defiance College, B.S. in Educa- tion: Bowling Green State Uni- versity: Western Reserve. M.A. Home Economics 8: Home Eco- MISS GRACE O. MORSE Defiance College, A.B.: Harvard University: Wisconsin Univer- nomics I: Costume Advisor for Iunior Class Play: Booster Ad- visor. MISS HELEN NIEDERHAUSER Defiance College, A.B.: Ohio State University. sity: Columbia University: Na- English 7. tional University of Mexico: George Washington University. U. S. History: Remedial English: Future Teachers of America Advisor. MR. HAROLD PALMER MR. LESTER RIGGLE Defiance College, B.A.: B.S. in Ohio University, B.S.: M.Ed.: Education: University of Mich- Purdue University. igfmf M-A-I Noflh Carolina Shop I: Drivers' Education: Grade Slate College- School Athletic Program: Iunior World History: Faculty Manager High Basketball: Iunior Play of Athletics. Scenery Director. MR. GRANT PETERS MR. L. A. RITTENHOUSE Defiance College, A.B.: Univer- Defiance College, A.B.: Univer- sity of Wisconsin: University of sity of Michigan. Indiana- Science 7: Iunior Science Club: Geography 7: Visual Education Seventh Grade Advisor. Director. 1 I 32 MISS LEOTA SCHEUERMAN MR. H. I. SENGER Defiance College, B.S. in Educa- Defiance College, A.B.: Univer- tion: Bowling Green State Uni- sity of Michigan: University of versity: University oi Caliiore Wisconsin: University oi To- nia: Ohio State University: ledo. Universiw of Indiana- World History: General Science: Special Education. Biology. MISS MARIA SCHLEGEL MISS ANN SMALL Defiance College, A.B.: Duquesne Miami University, B.S. in Educa University, M.A. tion: University of Wisconsin. Latin I, II, III, IV: Latin Club Girls' Physical Education: Biol Advisor. ogy: G.A.A. Advisor: Cheer leader Advisor. MR. IACK TONGRING MRS. MARIORIE WAKEMAN Ohio State University, B.S.: M.A. Bowling Green State University, Instrumental Music: Elementary B-5-if1Ed11CUii0Hi DGHUHCS C01- Instrumental Music Program. 19997 Western Reserve Univef' sity: University oi Wisconsin, M.S. Home Economics II, III: Cafeteria Manager: Costume Advisor tor Senior Play. MR. CHARLES WAHL MH. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN University of Michigan: Defiance Defiance College: Bowling Green College, B.S. in Education. Mathematics 7: Iunior High Foot- State University. B.S.: Michi gan State College. ball Coach, Science 8: English 8: Assistant Football Coach: Track Coach Eighth Grade Advisor. l 33 Work for fhe Nighf ls Coming C Harold Fry, Archie Andrist, Charles Easley, Paul Bauer, and Arnold Andristb Sfairway fo fhe Sfars Drink fo Me only wifh Thine Eyes Thai Liffle Boy of Mine lf I Knew You Were Coming l'd Have Baked A Cake Clohn Clemens, Iohn Snyder, and Iim Burkey This ls The Way We Tool Our Leafher ' CLarry Max, Dan Sproul, Mr. Clingamcm. and Dick Seibertj R MTHRUU GH 'XY 1 gg D lB1ll IM'-I-N Ilfffllv ll A --l up Blix lfcif W 'J ' ,,,,- 1 -5'-:ng R eg-ull HBE YXEAXRSM 'i'3'1 5 ':'555 - 3-if 1' -1115 ,,,f-,f inns' 4114?- ff ' 1 i-'1'- ..Sul ,gslllgll fu1- i' '-.rl-'. - 2 - f f QF:- . ' an fi S,.nllsl' 0 1 I 4' 1 ' 4 7 r Paul Fischer, President: Iackie Strine, Secretary: Sandy Rosselet Treasurer: and Iohn Snyder, Vice-President. UNIUH IJFFIEEHS 36 Iudy Abele Gail Anderson LaVon Anderson Carol Andrews Bill Ankney Marvin Ankney Madonna Armstrong Walter Arnette Gene Baldwin Ianice Baldwin Dolena Ball CwithdrawnD Marjorie Ball Larry Bauman Harry Block Charlotte Blue Arlene Bodenbender Mary Bohlmann Charlene Bohner Sandra Bohner Ctransierred to Perrysburg, OJ Carolyn Bond Harvey Boyce Roger Boyd Cwithdrawnj George Briggs George Brindle Lauren Brown Lucille Brown A Charlotte Buchholtz lim Burke Clayton Butler Nancy Carr Iohn Cereghin Sue Cereghin Iohn Clemens Carolyn Cooper Nina Coressel Iocmne Crosser Pat Daft Sally Dayson Bob Deitrick Io Dohoney Bonnie Doody Ramon Doster Cwithdrawnj Gordon Draper Larry Emmel Larry Endsley Bob Enos Carol Ernsberger Paul Fischer Iackie Frederick Ed Froelich Ierry Gecowets Deane Goldenetz Carol Goltwald Iim Green Ctransferred to Bryan. OJ Iohn Grimes Cdececrsedj Elaine Hahr Ronnie Hard Ioann Ha rdesty Bill Harding Ken Harris Ioan Hartzell Beverly Hax Pat Heilman Bonnie Heli Ronnie Herde I Iames Hesselschwardt Boniia Hewilt lean Hiatt Iames Hiler Steve Hoffman I im Hoefiel Milford Hunt Beverly Houck Loran Hussey Mary I ennings Wanda Dav Iames Kopp Ieannine Iones C withdrawn j Belty Karnes Keck e Kimberly lim Kohout Pat Kreischer lim Lehman Mary Mack Marvelle March Pete Marihugh Vel Dixie Mast Lucretia ma Marihugh Bob Martin Mast Larry Max Dolores McBroom Gloria McCoy C transferred to Wadsworth, 0.1 Iim McMillen Bill Pat Memmer Mehring Vic Mekus Vivian Merz Don Ray Moser Miller Richard Miller Kathleen Murphy Barbara Myers Ken Neff Barbara Naveau Ned Nischwitz Helen Oelke Hazel Ort Gaylen Ordway Wayne Ort Shirley Ol! Eileen Parker Suzanne Patrick Elta Ream Ianice Bhamy Paul Richard Bonnie Richholt Iohn Roddy Cwithdrawnj Wayne Roehrig Karl Rohll Gary Rohrbaugh Marjorie Ross Sandra Rosselet Carolyn Schmunk Marlene Schmunk Cwithdrawnj Bill Schroeder Betty Schroeder Dick Seibert Marlene Senger Wayne Sharp Iohn Sherman Therese Simonis Nelson Smith Iohn Snyder Marsha Snyder Lou Ella Speck Marlene Spangler Dan Sproul Pat Steel Iim Stevens Philip Stevens Wayne Swary Jackie Strine Sue Topfer Ardith Walmer Marilyn Warncke lack Washer Bill Weisgerber Ned Willey Roger Williamson Martin Wisda Chuck Wood Iim Wurst Frances Zehner Robert Zeigler NO PICTURE: Rod Every, Richard Mullen, Marilyn Porter. Bob Scantlen, Fred Schroeder, Bob Shock, Marron Swan. 42 -Qt-iv Webb Olson, President: Darlene Karnes, Vice-President: Suzy Strine Secretary: and Ierry Murphy, Treasurer. SUPHUMUHE IJFFIEEHS 44 Eugene Andrews, Ioann Andrist, Alice Arend, Norman Baldwin Carolyn Batt. Pat Bauer. Bill Beatty. Allen Beck Ann Behringer, Harold Beindorf, Darlene Blake. Larry Boes Margie Boggs, Fred Boyd. Brenda Boyee. Arnold Brown Larry Bryant, Hal Burnham, Barbara Burns, Shirley Bussing Bob Cameron, Tom Cashman. Peter Clemens, Donna Colgan Virginia Compo, Gerald Coressel, Helen Craig, Bob Deitrick Roger Demland, Carolyn Dirr. Philip Dreves. Barbara Eck Albert Ehlinger. Dennis Erman, lane Erman. lack Fauster Eugene Finn, Larry Florence, Ruth Frederick, Rita Fronk Connie Galliers, Donald Goldeneiz, Robert Goldenetz, Bob Goshia Nancy Gump, Mary Hammons, Charles Hanker. Orville Hardy Vic Harlzell, Norman Hesselschwert, Ioy Hesselschwardt, Ricky Hoffman Norma Hoop. Nancy Hornish, Iane Houck, Iim Howard Ian Hull, Robert Hultz, Gerald Hurtt. Ray Hussey Iames Ingle. Kay Iohnson, Darlene Karnes, Charles Kellermyer Neida Killion, Fred Knoop. lack Kohout, Charlene Kroeckel. Marilyn Lang Cwithdrawnj, Phil Lanlow, Dave Lawson, Ralph Layman Sam Lehman, Betty Leonard, Keith Leonard, Edward Malone Nalverta Mansfield, Rosy Marchal Ctranslerred to Toledo, O.j Mary Markley, Roy Martin Shirley Mattocks. Don McClory, Doug McClory, Nathalie McConkey Steve McCullough, Sharon McGinnis, Sharon McGrath, Dave Miller Pat Mohr. Betty Moore, Dorothy Moser, Ierry Murphy Fred Myers, lim Myers, Leonard Myers, Webb Olson Dorothy Osborn, Sally Patterson, Bonnie Pease, Paula Peters Tom Plummer, Sue Reiter, Paul Rosebrock, Sue Ross Edna Rost, Roberta Rudolph, Paul Russell, Lee Anne Ryan Gertie Sauber, Mary Schira, Barbara SchlegeL Iohn Schlegel Dick Schlosser, Mary Schlosser, Barbara Schmunk, Don Schmunk Iunior Schuchart. Tom Schudel. Ruth Schwab. Shirley Seebauer Corrine Seither, Richard Sentel, lane Sheahan. Martha Shook Dick Shoup, Ioyce Sisco. Iunior Sloan, Dave Slocum Iim Smiih. Bea Snyder, Floyd Stiles. Vern Stork Mary Straka, Suzy Strine, Sally Symonds, lane Tuohy lim Tuohy. Larry Van Brackel, Paul Voigt. Pat Wagner Barbara Walz, Sue Warncke, Monte Warner, lean Weible Dean Wellman, Robert Wirick, Ioyce Wiseman, Leon Witter Iim Woltrum Cwithdrawn J, Sandra Worthington, Ioyce Yeager, Nancy Zellers my an NO PICTURE: Ianice Clemens, Ray Rittenhouse, Marilyn Russell, Elinor Van Vlerah CLASS ACTIVITIES Poor Doug! Wot hoppened? CMr. Hale explains proper procedures as lean Moser, Bob Myers. Ieanne Schira, Ken Diemer, Dorothy Mehring, and Sue Widmer look onj .... This is the Way we wash our clothes CBetty Schroeder does all the work While Kathleen Murphy, Pat Daft, Carolyn Bond, and Mrs. Wakeman lend their moral supportj .... Will it explode? CChemists of tomorrow enjoy experiments J. Will it fit? QMiss Myers helps students place patternsj. Larry Pelok, President: Iudy Gisler, Vice-President: Diane Giddings Secretary: and Margie Farris, Treasurer. FHESHMEN UFFIIIEHS 50 Tom Amsbaugh Margene Anderson Vernard Ankney Betty Beard Ellen Baldwin Guy Baldwin Richard Beiswenger Ian Bergeon Iames Blue Larry Birchmeier Dick Bittinger I oyce Bockelman Ierome Boes Eugene Bond Don Bohner Ierry Bohner Ctransierred to Perrysburg, O.j Suzanne Bowers Sharon Briggs Roger Brown Barbara Brown Iames Brown Theodore Brown Pat Bussing Andrew Clemens Barbara Cain Ioma Clark Ann Clemens Rita Clemens lean Colgan Lois Cooper Alan Clingaman Dick Cofim an Gene Cordray John Delaney lane Cordray Richard Deitrick Larry Demland Mary Kay Demyan Katherine Diemer Allen Detter Ray Dielm an Dalton Dodson Sharon Doody Madonna Eck Barbara Emmel Mike Fairhurst Margie Farris Marlene Faulh Cwithdrawnj Ioan Feeney Sharon Feeney Don I-'ink William Finn Carol Fricke Virginia Froelich Mary Lou Fronk Ronnie Funk Diane Giddings Iudy Gisler Pat Goedde Shirley Goldenetz Ruth Gregory Robert Grimes Richard Gutman Tom Hale Shirley Hall Victor Harding Clransterred to Pittsburgh. Mich.D Don Hardy Rita Hartzell Larry Hayes Eleanor Heidepriem Dick Heilman Carolyn Heli Ianet Hench Lee Hendricks David Hillstrom Don Hire Phil Hoeflel Ianice Hohenberger Ioann Hostettler Steve Hudson Ramona Hull Wilma Hunt Carolyn lngle Shirley Iacoby Helen Iohnson Georgia Kammeyer Kenneth Karnes Bonnie Keck David Killion Donna Killion Pauline Killion Ianice Kimble Iacqueline K.1bica Patty Lantow Robert Lantow Marsha Leaders Margaret Leever Ioyce Lehman Robert Limbaugh Beverly Locke Gerald Ludwig Marlene Mack William Mangas Dick Manley Amos Marihugh Ioyce Marihugh Barbara May Robert May Richard McBroom Bob McBroom William McCague Margo McGrath Sue McGue Sue McMillen Tom Mekus Donald Meyer Ierry Meyers Iames Iames Miller Norman Miller Robert Miller Ieannine Mehring Miler Arthur Miller C withdrawn D lohn Mitchell Dave Morehouse Mary Moser Linda Myers Gary Mix William Nagley Barbara Oeltke Ann Openlander lack Osborn Robert Nicely Iudy Owens Lila Parcher I ean Partee Phyllis Pease Louis Peiffer Dezintra Petritis Larry Pelok Iim Pesselall Edburt Porter Helen Potts Carmen Reed Ronnie Powell Sue Ream Wallace Relyea Gary Relue Iill Riblet Marlene Rettig I ack Riblet Betty Richard Minnie Rittenhouse Iames Roehrig Sue Rodgers lack Roehrig Kenneth Roehrig Regina Roehrs William Schlosser Marvin Schatz Mary Schindler Tom Schmunk Dorothy Schroeder Carol Seehauer Norman Schuchart Gwen Schudel Shirley Sharp Ctransferred to Rutland, lll.j Barbara Sheik Helen Shock Gary Shinaberry Dianne Shipman Shelby Shock Ruth Shoup Regina Smith Eva Smith Iohn Smith Beverly Snyder Darlene Speck Norma Speiser Lyle Steel Gene Stelter Elizabeth Stork lack Szabo Norman Tadsen Patty Thierofl Robert Thierofl Don Van Brackel Bill Vandemark Carol Vasher Zeb Vasher Shirley Vogel Wayne Wallace Fred Warncke Corrine Warner lim Weaver Tom Weisenberger Cdeceasedj Marilean Wellman Gale Wells Charles Wendell Mary Wenzinger Roxanne Widmer Larry Willey Gary Williams Rachel Williams Gail Wolirum Mary Wurst Iudy Zimmerman NO PICTURE: Ann Benedict, Iames Blue. lim Enqelhaupt Pedro Gonzalez, Robert Swart. 55 lp- I i , - I5 . ' V, f - i 1: 2 ,Q ' 3 ' ' fe I 5 F s 1 X EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Gene Latchaw, President: George Daft, Vice-President: Marcia Green, Treasurer: and Ioanne Latchaw, Secretary. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Mike Scheuerman, Presi- dent: Pat Karnes, Vice-President: Diana Dirr, Secretary: and Barbara Ward, Treasurer. .IU IUR HIGH UFFIIIEH 56 EIEHTH GRADE Ianet Andrist, Kenneth Andrist, Rex Armstrong, Iames Ashbacher. Ted Beindori, Robert Benien Iacquelyn Bodenbender, Shirley Boyd. lack Brown, Mary Brown. Carol Buckelman, Noel Burnham Ieannette Butler, Bob Cashman. Bob Cereghin. Iim Clemens, Ruth Ann Coffman. lack Conkright Donald Conley Ctranslerred to Fremont. Ind.j, Kenneth Cooper. Nancy Crocker, David Crounse, Marilyn Culler, Lynn Cunningham George Dalt, Gladys Daniel. Nancy Dirr, Ion Easley. Bruce Ely, Bill Endsley Dennis Engel, Gerald Feeney. Sharon Feeney Ctransierred to Oak- wood, OJ, Alonzo Floehr, Ianet Florence, Larry Frank Arthur Frederick, Barbara French, Gene Froelich, Craig Frysinger. Bill Gardiner, Charlene Goodwin Bruce Gossman, Marcia Green, Qtransierred to Bryan. OJ George Hahn, Harold Hale. Chester Hatter, Iill Hauth Bernard Herzelski, David Hill, Iudy Hoffman, Elsie Hoge. Mary Holtsberry, Allen Hornish Bill Hultz. Franklin Hurtt. Charl Imber, Ierry Ingle, Sue Ienkins. Pat Iones Paul Karnes, Edwin Kiesslinq, Dick Kinder. Phyllis King. Carole Kissner. Charles Latchaw Ioanne Latchaw, Larry Leonard. Don Lethers, Clara Linaherry, Ianis Marihugh, Sue Martin Lynda McBride. Carolyn Miles. Jerry Miller, Paul Miller. Steve Molnar, Larry Morris Darrell Myers, Larry Noftsinger, Gerald Oberlin, Barbara Osborn, Virginia Page. Iohn Patrick Iohn Peoples, Diane Phillips. Vonna Powell, Dean Reed, Bill Reiter, Shirley Retcher Tom Rhamy, Ronnie Rimer. Peg Ritchie, Larry Rittenhouse, Franklin Robbins. Leo Roddy Nancy Rosebrock, David Schlegel, Charlotte Schmunk, Paul Schroeder, Violet Schuchart, Betty Schultz lol-inne Scott, Don Shaier, Doris Sharp Ctransterred to Rutland, Ill.j, Charles Shock, Charles Sisco. Iames Sisco Patricia Snyder, Bob Spangler. Iudy Starkey, Iames Steele, Charles Stephens, Roberta Stevens Robert Stone, Sue Stoner. Doug Strine. Larry Szabo. IoAnn Taylor, Iohn Tracy I Iereme Tubbs, Iudy Tuohy, Howard Tyson Ctransterred to Dayton, OJ, Beverly Vandemark, Margaret Voigt, Ioe Waldman Ctransterred to Ayers- ville, OJ Arlene Wellman, Ioyce Whitaker, Karen White, Iohn Winners. Ruth Woli, Ianice Yeager NO PICTURE: Carolyn Hornyalc Pat Locke Iohnie Miller Shirlee Pinyoun Victor Shellenbarger The old shop building ain't what she used to be . . . Laying the foundation . . . Going up or coming down? . . . Won't it be nice? SEVENTH SHADE Brenda Agler, Mary Ames. Fred Amstutz Ctransferred to Kelly's Island, OJ, Richard Anderson Ctransierred to St. Iohn's Lutheranj. Gary Armstrong Irel Asbaugh Larry Austermiller. Eddie Barton, Gary Bayliss, Donald Beard. Becky Behringer, Susan Black Dale Boggs, Susan Bohn, Becky Bricker, Mary Brinkman, Donna Brown, Harold Brown Harry Brown, Wesley Brown, Richard Burt, Bill Campbell, Iames Cereghin, Betty Childress Iohn Childress, Clayton Clemens, Ruthann Cline, Larry Cooper, Robert Coressel, Glenn Crosser Iohn Demyan, Dianna Dirr. Robert Eitniear, Mary Eitniear, Leonard Emerling. Sue Ensign Pat Fairhurst, Dale Feeney, Patricia Feeney, Fred Fitzenrider. Rita Florence, Patricia Foust Iames Frederick, Phyllis Freshwater. Fred Gebhart. Ieannie Gebhart, Robert Gebhart, lard Gore Roger Hahn, Gerald Harris, Carl Heidepriem, Larry Heilman. Marlene Hell, Gary Hogle Delbert Hoop, Paul Hornish, Dennis Jones, Frances Kammeyer, Barbara Keller, Pat Karnes Ioyce Keissling. Alan Kent, Harold Killion, Pat Kimberly. Wesley Kimble. Iudy Knisely Marilyn Knoop, Doug Kraber, Phyllis Kuntz, Alvan Lang. . Donald Lang, Nan Lantow Ianice Lehman, Junior Lipp, Larry Livingston, Robert Lloyd. Wanda Lucas, Shirley McCarley Nancy McClory. Sharon Meck, AnnaBelle Melia, Noel Melia, Bill Merchant, Elizabeth Merz Iohn Miller, Larry Miller, Margie Miller, Sherry Miller, Meredith Molnar, Kenneth Moore Gene Myers. Bob Nagley, Virginia Nicely, Dick Nihiser, Gary Ordway. Don Osborn Eddie Osborn, Nancy Parker. Ierry Peter son Ctransierred to Mark Center, OJ, lollnne Relyea, Iudy Betcher, Iudy Richards Larry Richard, lane Rickner. Ellamae Robbins, Susan Root. Marie Rudolph. Barry Rupp David Ryan, Phil Schaufele. Mike Scheuerman. lack Schultz, Ierry Serrick, Iohn Shaier Ianet Shafer, Fred Sharp, Ianet Sherrick. Mary Shock, Dorothy Shoup, Larry Smellie II HEEH ll Y Karl Smith, Don Snyder, Ierry Spangler, Howard Speck. Dan Spangler. Steve Stephens Sara Sucher. Gene Taylor, Iohn Tuohy, Richard Tyson Ctransterred to Dayton, O.j. Jimmie Vine. David Wagner Leona Wagner. Carolyn Walter, Barbara Ward, LeeAnn Wathy Qtrans- terred to Iewell, OD, Glen Watson. Rita Watson Sue Wendell, Ervin Wendt, Richard West, Charles Wink, Dorothy Yant NO PICTURE: Phyllis Ann Baldwin, A. C. Cole, Perley Mae Cole, Bill Endsley. Pam Kern, Marsha Locke, Alan Rau, Michael Ritchie, Eddie Roehrig, Mary Sandys, Tony Spoor, Roger Young. Visitors register with Mary lane Webb, Carol Holley, and Shirley Mekus . . . Professor Ralph Beck of Bowling Green State University gives opening address . . . Nora Lee Bayliss, former D.H.S. student, talks to girls interested in secretarial work . . . Patricia Rite and Mary Ann Nierman dis- cuss Cosmetology problems with future beauty operators. ND ,DAY44 'MMGHT A X le!-W nl X RE W'-5 I 1.1 1511 595219- 13 Xl g X 2 v fl fir- 'f If , . 'ff' J'f ea ' -s Z if 5 5245 f Cnvrrnas 4? 1 4,4142 ff 'Q I lT'Sl t NEVER TUIJ L TE 5 ,mil 4 Robert Lee ....... ...... Miss Stanley ....... ...... Virginia Lee ........ ...... Kathryn ........ ......... Lewis ..................................... Schroeder My, how shocking!! . . . The family holds a pow-wow . . . It's Never Too Late, is it? The Iuniors tried to prove that this year when they presented their rollicking comedy of the same name. Poor Mr. Lee has spent the majority of his life making money, and con- sequently his family has been completely neglected. After finally being set straight by Miss Stanley, his secretary, Mr. Lee ventures off to prove that it's never too late to become the father he should be. Pop turns gardener, football player, and general fix-it man as complica- tions get thicker and thicker. The whole Lee household gets into an uproar, but everything works out fine before the final curtain. 64 Charles Lee ........ ....... Sarah Lee ....... ....... Arthur ........... ...... T H E E A S T Deedie ........... ......... C arol Andrews .Paul Fischer .Iim Burke Beverly Hax .Pat Memmer .Helen Oelke ...lim Kohout .Iackie Strine .......Bob Enos Football Players ............ Larry Max, Ierry Gecowets, Ned Willey, Clayton Butler, George Brindle Society Ladies ............ Pat Kreischer, Bev Houck, Carol Ernsberger, Betty Hn T nr THIS WUHLH Most oi the activity of the 1952 Senior Play, Out oi This Wor1d, takes place around the Parkhurst School for Girls. The play opens with a picnic, swimming party, and prom all on schedule. Of course, there have to be boys and they are from Cedar Heights College. Complications arise when Linda Russel CMary Fesselj invites the speaker CTony Parcherj and his son CDelano Strakaj, plus two other boys CLouis Simonis and Charles Hossj from Cedar Heights to stay at her uncle's without his knowledge. Mr. Babb directed this sparkling comedy. Uncle Otis on the warpath . . . Men from Mars?? . . . THE EAST Linda ........... Otis Kerby ..... Iune ................ Homer Iudson Pauline ........... Miss Crest .................. Donna .......... Phebe ............. .........Mary Fessel .............Ronald Greim ..............Ioann Ashbacher ........Tony Parcher ....Lou Ann Marsh Mary Io Rothrock ..............Betty Webb .........Madilyn Parker Bruce Iudson ........ ......... D elano Straka Glen ................... .. Leo .................. .......Louis Simonis .......Charles Ross Myrtle Huff ....... ........ R uth Marihugh I .. s Alina ' KM f s . ' Q PAT MEMMER ,s J EU MEHIIE IIL B If the business world is receiving a better secretary or typist today, it is because organizations like the Commerce Club are functioning in high schools throughout the country today. This club gives the members an understanding of what is expected of them in the business world. Miss Hankish has been leading the Commerce Club with the help of the following officers: Pat Memmer, President: Ianice Killion, Vice-President: and Beverly Houck, Secretary-Treasurer. Members included: Iudy Abele, Alice Arend. Ioan Andrist. Margie Boggs, Mary Bohlmann, Carolyn Bond, Leann Bohn, Barbara Burns, Virginia Compo, Donna Colgan, Carolyn Cooper, Margaret Dreves, Marlene Pauth, Nancy Gump, Bev Houck, Iane Houck, Lucille Hunt, Ianice Killion, Rosemary Kuhn, Glenna Leithauser, Pat Memmer, Shirley Mekus. Ioyce Marckel, Rachelle Miller. Dorothy Moser, Kathleen Murphy, Dorothy Osborn, Shirley Ott, Eileen Parker, Sue Patrick. Ianice Plassman. Bonnie Richholt, Sandy Rosselet, Marge Ross, Sue Ryan, Sue Scheuerman, Marlene Senger, Carolyn Schmunk, Marlene Spengler. Betty Schroeder, Sally Symonds, Marsha Snyder, Sue Topfer, Ianet Wagner, Marilyn Warncke, Mary lane Webb, Betty Wellman, Nancy Zellers, Shirley Bauman. Ioan Nicely, and Helen Oelke. 66 ST DE T IIUUNIIII. The Student Council is probably the most important student organization in the school. Under the leadership of Gary Wagner, the president, the council acts as a governing body concerning procedures and activities within the school. Other officers were: Bill Stambaugh, Vice-President: Pat Sproul, Secretary: and Al Howard, Treasurer. Mr. Henkle is the advisor. GARY WAGNER Members included: Sharon Brown, Al Howard, Ioyce Marckel, Pat Sproul, Bill Stambaugh, Gary Wagner, Bob Enos, Pete Marihugh, Dick Seibert, Marlene Senger, Chuck Wood, Bob Cameron, Charles Kellermyer, Barbara Schmunk, Mary Straka, Tom Schmunk, Rachel Williams. Iudy Zimmerman, Lyn Cunningham, Shirlee Pinyoun, Brenda Agler, and Iohn Demyan. l 67 IIM DRAPER IIULLEBE EL B Now that I am going to graduate, how can I further my education? What is college life like and what does it really mean? These are a few of the many problems of the Seniors which are answered and solved by the College Club. Under the direction of Jim Draper, President: Peg Fee, Vice-President: Nancy Hohenberger, Secretary: and Polly Papenhagen, Treasurer: the club had a very successful year. At monthly meetings guest speakers added interest and information to the club. The Christmas party, the highlight of the year, was held during the holidays at which time alumni members attended and told of their college experiences. Miss Kehnast is the advisor. Members included: Icmet Barto, George Brindle, Nancy Carr, Sally Dayson, Marilyn Dirt, Ioan Fauster, Shirley Haase, Ioan Hartzell, Bonita Hewitt, lean Hiatt, Larry Hire, Carol Holley, Al Howard, Mary Hughes, Karen Kent, Barbara Myers, Philip Myers, Ioan Nicely, Ann Peters, Paulann Porter, Ieanne Schira, Roseanne Simonis, Therese Simonis, Pat Sproul, Terry Starkey. Iackie Strine, Gary Wagner, and Sue Widmer. 68 THE BANNER BANNER news is always good news. Every week, in spite of machine breakdowns, late news, mistakes, and foul weather, the BANNER comes out on time to brighten any rainy day. The BANNER, published by the Iournalism Class, was edited this year by Mary Hughes. Peg Fee was the business manager. Other members of the staff included: Bill Ryan and Gary Wagner, sports editors: Ianet Barto, Shirley Bauman, Lucille Hunt, Shirley Mekus, Kae Monti, Shirley Tracy, and Mary lane Webb, reporters: Karen Kent and Gary Wagner, artists: Larry Hire, Rachelle Miller, and Iean Moser, machine operators. Mr. Krutsch is the advisor. Editor Mary Hughes explains assignments to Shirley Mekus, Shirley Tracy, and Kae Monti . . . Mr. Krutsch confers with the typists, Lucille Hunt and Shirley Bauman . . . Sports editors, Bill Ryan and Gary Wagner, work to meet the deadline . . . Gary Wagner and Karen Kent add the headlines . . . Machine operators, lean Moser, Rachelle Miller, and Larry Hire, read the first copy hot off the press . . . Mary lane Webb, Peg Fee, and lanet Barto distribute BANNEHS to the lockers. RY. , EY. X lfhfx di' S Q, is 'bi 'JE w I 'R 3:11. txt x N I CAROL HOLLEY BUIJSTEH5 The purpose of the Booster club is to promote fellowship among all stu- dents, support all school activities, to be of service to the school and com- munity, to maintain and promote school spirit, and to develop and improve good character among members. This year the Boosters were under the leadership of Carol Holley, Presi- dent: Ioan Fauster, Vice-President: Mary Iane Webb, Secretary, and Mary Hughes, Treasurer. The club had a membership of about 200 girls. The Boosters sponsored the Thanksgiving Assembly and participated in the Christmas and May Day activities. Miss Myers is the club advisor. Carol Holley, Ioan Fauster, Mary Iane Webb, Mary Hughes, and Miss Myers. 70 Members this year included: Janet Barto, Shirley Bauman, Leann Bohn, Sharon Brown, Marilyn Dirr, Margaret Dreves, Joan Fauster, Peg Fee, Ann Hohenberger, Nancy Hohenberger, Mary Hughes, Carol Holley, Janice Killion, Nancy Kress, Glenna Leithauser, Joyce Marckel, Martha McCague, Shirley Mekus, Kae Monti, Joan Nicely, Polly Papenhagen, Carole Patterson, Ann Peters, Janice Plassman, Paulann Porter, Sue Ryan, Sue Scheuerman, Sue Shockey, Eleanor Spangler, Pat Sproul, Joan Tracy, Shirley Tracy, Mary Jane Webb, Betty Wellman, Sue Widmer, Ladonna Daft, Lucille Hunt, Roseanne Simonis, Jeanne Schira, Karen Kent, Judy Abele, Carol Andrews, Mary Bohl- mann, Carolyn Cooper, Joanne Crosser, Pat Daft, Sally Dayson, Carol Erns- berger, Deane Goldenetz, Bev Houck, Pat Kreischer, Dolores McBroom, Pat Memmer, Barbara Naveau, Helen Oelke, Shirley Ott, Eileen Parker, Suzanne Patrick, Bonnie Richholt, Carolyn Schmunk, Sandy Rosselet, Jackie Strine, Marlene Senger, Sue Topfer, Marge Ross, Marsha Snyder, Bonnie Hewitt, Nina Coressel, Bev Hax, Alice Arend, Joann Andrist, Pat Bauer, Ann Behringer, Darlene Blake, Margie Boggs, Brenda Boyee, Barbara Burns, Donna Colgan, Ginny Compo, Carolyn Dirr, Barb Eck, Janie Erman, Marlene Fauth, Connie Galliers, Nancy Gump, Norma Hoop, Kay Johnson, Darlene Karnes, Charlene Kroeckel, Betty Leonard, Shirley Mattocks, Nathalie McConkey, Sharon Mc- Ginnis, Sharon McGrath, Betty Moore, Dorothy Moser, Bonnie Pease, Paula Peters, Sue Reiter, Sue Ross, Lee Ann Ryan, Shirley Seebauer, Corrine Seither, Barb Schmunk, Ruth Schwab, Jane Sheahan, Mary Schira, Suzy Strine, Sally Symonds, Barb Walz, Sue Warncke, Jean Weible, Joyce Wiseman, Nancy Zellers, Edna Rost, Pat Wagner, Sally Patterson, Joyce Bockelman, Suzanne Bowers, Barbara Brown, Ioma Clark, Lois Cooper, Jane Cordray, Katherine Diemer, Madonna Eck, Margie Farris, Carol Fricke, Virginia Froelich, Diane Giddings, Judy Gisler, Shirley Goldenetz, Ruth Gregory, Eleanor Heidepriem, Wilma Hunt, Carolyn Ingle, Jeanne Johnson, Marsha Leaders, Joyce Marihugh, Margo McGrath, Sue McGue, Sue McMi1len, Jeannine Mehring, Mary Moser, Betty Richard, Gwen Schudel, Carol Seebauer, Barbara Sheik, Beverly Snyder, Patty Thieroif, Shirley Vogel, Mary Wenzinger, Roxanne Widmer, Rachel Wil- liams, Judy Zimmerman, Mary Kay Demyan, Sharon Briggs, Georgia Kam- meyer, and Janice Hohenberqer. 71 - ,, ,vs ll. E. II. fl. The purpose of the Distributive Education Club of America is to inform its members on good business procedures. During the year, each member is required to have a job where he can put into practice the business methods which he has learned. This group, composed of the members of the Distributive Education class, is one of the most active groups at Defiance High School. The main activities of the year were the Regional Convention, which all the members attended: the State Convention, which the president and secretary attended: and the annual D.E.C.A. banquet held in the spring. Officers for the year were: Max Wallar, President: lack Krutsch, Vice- President: Betty Wellman, Secretary: Ann Hohenberger, Treasurer: and Kae Monti, Reporter. Members included: Charles Boes, Ioe Doody, Rex Hall, Bill Heilman, Ann Hohenberger, Iack Krutsch, Paul Layman, Iackie Lindeman, Joyce Marckel, Kae Monti, Dennis Reed, Sue Ryan, Bill Shoup, Bill Slough, Ralph Slocum, Ianet Wagner, Max Wallar, Mary Ward, Ierry Warnimont, Betty Wellman, and Dick Wiehe. Mr. Heusi is the club advisor. 72 MAX WALLAR F. T. . The Margaret Wilhelm Future Teachers of America Club is composed of students interested in teaching. It gives its members actual teaching experience. This year the officers were George Brindle, President: Sally Dayson, Vice- President: and Rachelle Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. Members included: Carol Andrews, Dolena Ball, Ianet Barto, George f Brindle, Nancy Carr, Ioanne Crosser, Sally Dayson, Marilyn Dirr, Margaret GEORGE BRINDLE Dreves, Deane Goldenetz, Ioanne Hardesty, Ioan Hartzell, Beverly Hax, Bonnie Helf, Iean Hiatt, Carol Holley, Dolores McBroom, Rachelle Miller, Kathleen Murphy, Barbara Myers, Ioan Nicely, Helen Oelke, Ann Peters, Marilyn Porter, Paulann Porter, Ianice Rhamy, Betty Schroeder, Fred Schroeder, and Marilyn Warncke. Miss Morse is the club advisor. Row One - CSeatedD - George Brindle, Sally Dayson, Rachelle Miller, Miss Morse. Row Two - Ioan Hartzell, Carol Holley, Marilyn Warncke, Ianet Barto, Ianice Rhamy, Bonnie Heli, Nancy Carr, Fred Schroeder. Row Three - Marilyn Dirr, Ioan Nicely. Ann Peters, Barbara Myers, Bev Hax, lean Hiatt. Helen Oelke, Kathleen Murphy. 73 HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y is interested in maintaining high social standings and improving social conditions. With clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship as their platform, this group performs many duties and projects for the better- ment of social standards within the community. The Senior Hi-Y was led by Ian Patten, President: Iim Green, Vice-President: Bob Enos, Secretary: lim Burke, Treasurer: Paul Fischer, Chaplain: and George Briggs, Sergeant-at- Arms. The Iunior Hi-Y, having completed its second year as an active body, has proved to be a huge success. t With Christian thought, Christian ac- tion, and Christian leadership as their platform, the Iunior Hi-Y, like the Senior group, also is working to create higher social standards within the community. This year's officers were: Iohn Mitchell, President: lim Weaver, Vice- President: Iohn Winners, Secretary: Bill Vandemark, Treasurer: and Bruce Gossman, Chaplain. Mr. Fallon is the advisor of both groups. Iohn Mitchell. Iim Weaver, Mr. Fallon, Iohn Winners, Bill Vandemark, Bruce Gossman. Ian Patten, Bob Enos. Iim Burke, Paul Fischer. gg IOHN MITCHELL IAN PATTEN 74 Members of this year's Senior Hi-Y included: Allen Beck, George Briggs, Hal Burnham, Iim Burke, Larry Endsley, Bob Enos, Paul Fischer, lim Draper, Ierry Gecowets, Al Howard, Iim Howard, Bill Hullhorst, Bob Hultz, Gerald Hurtt, Larry Max, Steve McCullough, Don Miller, Fred Myers, Ned Nischwitz, Ian Patten, Dave Pelok, Dennis Reed, Gary Rohrbaugh. Ralph Slocum, and Dick Wiehe. Iunior Hi-Y members included: Tom Ams- baugh, Irel Ashbaugh, Bob Cashman, Iames Clemens, Ted Beindorf, lack Conkright, David Crounse, George Daft, Iack Demyan, Allen Detter, Ion Easley, Bruce Ely, Iohn Floehr, Arthur Frederick, Craig Frysinger, Ronnie Funk, Bruce Gossman, Roger Hahn, Chester Harter, Carl Heidepriem, Franklin Hurtt, Wes- ley Kimble, David Lang, Don Lethers, Robert McBroom, Iames Miller, Ierry Miller, Iohn Miller, Iohn Mitchell, Kenneth Moore, Larry Noffsinger, Eddie Porter, Dean Reed, Bill Reiter, Ronnie Rimer, Mike Ritchie, Barry Rupp, Philip Schaufele, Mike Scheuerman, Tom Schmunk, Charles Shock, Charles Sisc6', Iim Sisco, Larry Smellie, Iohn Smith, Robert Spangler, Dan Spengler, Bob Stone, Bill Vandemark, Fred Warncke, Iames Weaver, Gary Williams, and Iohn Winners. The District Hi-Y Convention is held here at D.H.S. , SPANISH III. B A new organization at the high school this year was the Spanish Club. Composed of students in the Spanish I and Spanish II classes, the club en- joyed many interesting meetings under the leadership of Shirley Tracy, President: Polly Papenhagen, Vice-President: Charlotte Gardiner, Secretary: and Fred Goshia, Treasurer. Members included: Barbara Berthold, Charlotte Gardiner, Fred Goshia, Polly Papenhagen, Ann Peters, Ianet Scheuerman, Paul Sponsler, Shirley Tracy, Erma Walmer, Carol Andrews, Iohn Clemens, Carol Gottwald, Elaine Hahr, Steve Hoffman, Loran Hussey, lim Kohout, and Hazel Ort. Miss Collins is the advisor. SHIRLEY TRACY 76 l , LTI IILB iii To promote the study of Latin and show its influence on modern life are the main objectives of the Classica Societas or Latin Club. The club is composed of Latin II students who have a B average in Latin. In February, during the traditional initiation ceremony, all Latin I students who receive an A average the first semester and maintain a B average are permitted to join the club. I CAROL GOTTWALD This group of approximately sixty members is especially active during National Latin Week. Through announcements and posters they stress the ever-present value of Latin in everyday living. The officers included: Carol Gottwald, Praeses: Therese Simonis, Prae- sidis vicarius: Barbara Myers, Scriba: and William Beatty, Aerario praefectus. Miss Schlegel is the club advisor. The Latin Club presents its annual initiation oi new members at an assembly lor the student body. 77 ST DE T SSISTANTS Work, work, work all day long. The student assistants are the workers who help with the many duties around the school. Hall Monitors who direct visitors and help out during the day in checking the halls included: Sue Martin, Mar- garet Voigt, Virginia Page, Norman Schuchart, Fred Knoop, Iohn Roddy, Alice Arend, Phyllis Pease, Minnie Rit- tenhouse, Donna Killion, Tom Cash- man, Ray Moser, Arthur Frederick, Gary Wagner, Eleanor Heidepriem, lack Riblet, Iim Tuohy, Lee Hendricks, Larry Van Brackel, Carolyn Cooper, Bob Zeigler, Nina Coressel, lane Cord- ray, Iohn Clemens, and Iudy Tuohy. Office workers who assist the two regular office secretaries included: Principal's Office - Mary Bohlmann, Mary Iane Webb, Pat Sproul, Carolyn Schmunk, Ianice Killion, Nancy Hohen- berger, Polly Papenhagen, and Carole Patterson. Superintendent's Office - Marilyn Morris, Charlene Kroeckel, Peg Fee, Pat Memmer, Barb Walz, Shirley Mekus, Shirley Tracy, and Bev Houck. Miss Kehnast's Office-Leann Bohn, Kae Monti, Roseanne Simonis, Charlotte Gardiner, Rachelle Miller, Carol Brown, Carolyn Bond, Kathleen Murphy, Helen Nickel, Sue Ryan, Margaret Dreves, and Mary Schlosser. Library workers who aid in checking out books and maintaining library rec- ords included: Paul Fischer, Margaret Dreves, Amber Helf, Tom Schmunk, Bill Vandemark, Iim Mack, Martha Mc- Cague, Velma Marihugh, Charlene Schultz, Clayton Butler, Ian Bergeon, Dick Schlosser, Iim Smith, and Betty Schroeder. Miss Kehnast is the advisor of the Hall Monitors and the Office Workers are supervised by the various offices. Mr. Babb is the advisor of the library assistants. Nancy Hohenberger and Mary Bohlmann re- cord qrades . . . Martha McCague and Charlene Schultz assist the librarian . . . lane Cordray acts as hall monitor. NI-lTIUN!-ll. HU UH SUIIIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can achieve. Selection is made on the basis of scholarship, service, character, and leadership. To be eligible, candidates must stand in the upper third of their class scholastically. Mem- bership is limited to 15 percent of the Senior Class and 5 percent of the Iunior Class. Selected last year as Iuniors were Ianet Barto, Mary Hughes, Larry Hire, Karen Kent, Rachelle Miller, Polly Papenhagen, and Ann Peters. Seniors elected to membership this year were Margaret Dreves, Peg Fee, Nancy Hohenberg- er, Carol Holley, Dave Pelok, Shirley Mekus, Lucille Meyer, Philip Myers, Paulann Porter, Bill Ryan, Ieanne Schira, and Paul Sponsler. Iuniors selected this year included Arlene Bodenbender, Ned Willey, George Brindle, Pat Kreischer, Marlene Senger, Iackie Strine, Ioan Hartzell, and Therese Simonis. Mr. Blue is the club advisor. Row One - Ianet Barto, Rachelle Miller. Mr. Blue. Row Two - Nancy Hohenberger, Peg Fee, Karen Kent, Mary Hughes. Row Three - Bill Ryan, Paul Sponsler. Dave Pelok, George Brindle, Row Four A Ther- ese Simonis. Iackie Strine, Ioan Hartzell, Ned Willey. How Five - Ieanne Schira, Shirley Mekus, Carol Holley, Polly Papen- hagen, Lucille Meyer. Ann Peters. Marlene Senger, Paulann Porter, Pat Kreischer. RACHELLE MILLER President 79 SHYLAHH CLUB Dancing, ping-pong, cards, shuf- fle-board, and other games pro- vide entertainment for the mem- bers oi the Skylark Club. The club rooms are open Tues- day, Thursday, and Saturday nights to all members and their parents as well as other students. Open house is held twice a year at which time all adults and students in the Defiance vicinity are welcome. The club is operated by student executives elected by the mem- bers under the supervision of an adult committee and the club hostess. Mrs. Paul Kern. The executive board confers with Mrs. Paul Kern, club hostess . ., Cards provide amusement tor many members . . . Members register before entering. Youth executive members for the year include: Iirn Draper and Shirley Ott, Co-presidents: Marlene Senger, Secretaryg Shirley Mekus, Treasurer: Ioan Fauster, Nancy Hohenberger, Ianice Killion, Pat Sproul, Bill Stambaugh, Gary Wagner. Carol Ernsberger, Pat Memmer, Marge Ross, Carolyn Schmunk, Dick Seibert, Chuck Wood. Fred Boyd, Bob Cameron, Dar- lene Karnes, and Sharon Mc- Ginnis. Dancing is one of the major attractions . Executives spin the platters . . . Mem- bers team up for ping-pong. i ASSEMBLIES Assembly programs this year provided a variety of entertainment and instruction for the pupils of D.H.S. The Southland Singers, a male Negro quariette, were the first outside visitors. Ioseph Hardin was excellent on the violin and Iim Lynch showed some tricks in archery before The Allens arrived to put on a very interesting assembly, showing how different sound effects are made on radio, television, and in the movies. Between the Thanksgiving Assembly, which was sponsored by the Boosters and the Choir, and the Christmas Assembly presented by the Choir, sev- eral movie shorts were enjoyed. These included Teen-A-Cide and The Quarterback. The Chief of Police, Mr. Nestleroad, talked to the students in a Safety Assembly. One of the most enjoyable assemblies was a tenor soloist, Mr. Pruth McFar1in, who sang a Varied program. When February arrived, the Iuniors presented the prevues of their class play, It's Never Too Late. Many D.H.S. students took part in the World Af- fairs Assembly, Latin Club Initiation Assembly, and the Hi-Y Brotherhood Assembly. A very interesting and educational discussion on Latin America was given by Mr. Don Bolt, a famed lecturer from Brazil, Indiana. This year's band-exchange-concert was with Wau- seon and their band was enjoyed by all. The Dramatics Class presented a one-act play, One Happy Family. Following the Hi-Y Easter Assembly, a Safety As- sembly and some other movie shorts including How to Catch a Cold, Iunior Prom, and Dinner Party were presented to the student body. In April the Defiance College Choir presented an excellent program. The Seniors then took the spotlight in the last three assemblies when the prevue of their class play, Every Family Has One was followed by the Recognition Day Assembly and last but not least the annual Senior Assembly. l. Ioseph Hardin 2. The Allens 3. lim Lynch 4. Pruth McFarlin Q4 J K 5 . X an AY YK W , 'gi XX S ,X 4 n 'E' -r5'15 2 Ss ' -'ii j f I q 1' f H C' fr , f f MUSIC A IIZXPPELIJ-l IIHIJIH' It is the aim of every musically inclined Iunior and Senior to become a member of the Defiance High School A Cappella Choir. Members gain en- trance to the choir through tryouts given by Mr. Brooke, the choir director. The choir made several appearances at school assemblies including the Armistice, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day programs this year. 84 ROW ONE: Therese Simonis, Dolores McBroom, Deane Goldenetz, Mar- lene Spengler, Ianice Rhamy, Sue Topfer, Bev Houck, Bonnie Hewitt, Iackie Strine, Carol Holley, Ianet Barto, Shirley Bauman, Ardith Walmer, Shirley Ott, Iudy Abele, Marlene Senger, Ioanne Crosser. ROW TWO: Barb Berthold, Erma Walmer, Rachelle Miller, Iean Moser, Ianice Plassman, Iean Hiatt, Terry Starkey, Larry Hire, George Briggs, Bill Goller, Al Howard, Jerry Gecowets, Dick Seibert, Iim Wurst, Larry Bauman, Marsha Snyder. Helen Oelke, Charlotte Gardiner, Helen Nickel. ROW THREE: Myrna Ward, Eleanor Spangler, Nancy Kress, Pat Sproul. Marilyn Porter, Betty Wellman, Ieanne Schira, Walter Arnette, Bill Weisgerber, Gordon Draper, George Brindle, Iim Draper, Bob Martin, Iohn Wurst, Paul Fischer, Iim Burke, Ianet Wagner, Madonna Armstrong, Barbara Myers, Mary Bohlmann, Sally Dayson. ROW FOUR: Dorothy Buckmaster, Roseanne Simonis, Ann Peters, Polly Papenhagen, Sandy Rosselet, Suzanne Patrick, Karen Kent, Bev Hax, Paulann Porter, Dave Pelok, Max Wallar, Gary Wagner, Bill Stambaugh, Ian Patten, Paul Layman, Roger Kammeyer, Dick Wiehe, Iack Washer, Peg Fee, Ioan Fauster, Nancy Hohenberger, Shirley Haase, Mary Ward. 85 MR. BROOKE, Director The Choir Council is the governing body of the choir, composed of rep- resentatives from the soprano, alto, tenor, and bass sections. Their chief duties are to set up rules and regulations concerning choir procedures. This year the council also recommended projects to raise money toward the choir trip. Officers were: Bill Stambaugh, President: Max Wallar, Vice-President: and Ann Peters, Secretary-Treasurer. This year's members included: CStandingj -- Bob Martin, Paul Layman, Larry Hire, Marlene Senger, Dick Seibert, Polly Papenhagen, Sandy Rosselet, Ianet Barto. CSeated J-'Max Wallar, Bill Stambaugh, Ann Peters .... Karen Kent is choir accompanist, boys' ensembles accompanist, and piano soloist. Rachelle Miller is student director of the choir, second ac- companist tor the choir, and accompanist for the vocal soloists. SENIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Carol Holley, Rachelle Miller, Iearme Schira. Peg Fee, Karen Kent, Mary Ward, Nancy Kress, Pat Sproul, and Charlotte Gardiner. Shirley Haase, not in picture. SENIOR BOYS' ENSEMBLE: Norman Mattocks, Gary Wagner, Roger Kammeyer, Paul Layman, Max Wallar, Bill Stambauqh, Ian Patten, and Larry Hire. Karen Kent, at piano. JUNIOR GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: Ioanne Crosser, Sally Dayson, Dolores McBroom. Bonnie Hewitt, lean Hiatt, Bev Hax, Suzanne Patrick, Marlene Senger, and Beverly Houck. Ianice Rhamy, at piano. JUNIOR BOYS' ENSEMBLE: Karen Kent, at piano: Iim Wurst, Dick Seibert, Paul Fischer, Larry Endsley, George Brindle. lack Washer, lim Burke, Bob Enos, and Ierry Gecowets. 6 !9 B!-ill The seventy-three piece high school band, under the direction of Mr. Ton- gring, enjoyed a successful and busy year. This organizations numerous ac- tivities included: parades, football games, fairs, various band festivals, school assemblies, and a spring concert. MAJORETTES: Marge Ross, Glenna Leithauser, Pat Memmer Gloria McCoy, and Bonita Hewitt, Not in pic ture: Bob Deitrick. BAND COUNCIL: Row Omer- Allen Beck, Ann Peters, Charlene Schultz, Ned Willey, Roy Martin, Ierry Gecowets, Mary Kay Demyan, Elta Ream, Carolyn Ingle, Darlene Blake, Roseanne Simonis. Row Two - Paul Russell, Iohn Mitchell, Darlene Karnes, Ladonna Daft, Iean Colgan, Kenneth Roehrig, Sue Shockey, Bob Hultz, Shirley Haase. Barbara Berthold, Sue Ross, Erma Walmer, Sue Reiter. Iane Sheahan. How Three - Carolyn Dirr, Carol Fricke, Ianice Kimble, Eleanor Heidepriem, Betty Richard, Bar- bara Sheik, Shirley Vogel, Rosemary Kuhn, Bob Enos, Terry Starkey, Katharine Diemer, Denny Erman, Sally Dayson, Helen Nickel. Row Four A Bonnie Hewitt, Marge Ross, Bob Deitrick, Pat Memmer, Glenna Leithauser, George Brindle, Ianice Rhamy, Helen Potts, Iudy Gisler, Marilyn Lang, Marsha Leaders, Iim Weaver, Alan Clinqaman, Lucille Meyer, Iane Erman, Shirley Seebauer. Row Five Paul Layman, Bonnie Pease, Larry Willey, Fred Myers, Don Goldenetz, Ardith Walmer, Dean Wellman, lim Howard, Norm Mattocks, Al Howard, Paula Peters, Walter Arnette, Iim Inqle, Leonard Myers, Dick Bittinger, Carol Ernsberger, Mr. Tongring. Seated - Darlene Karnes, Ierry Gecowets, Al Howard, Ann Peters, Larry Willey. Standing - Carol Ernsberger, Carolyn Ingle, lim Howard, and Norman Mattocks. B B!-l ll -n.e.., This year the Iunior High Band was divided into two bands. The students advance from the B Band to the Activity Band. Upon completing their training in the Activity Band, they are eligible for membership in the A Band. These bands, under the direction of Mr. Tongring, participated in parades and concerts. Activity Band members included: Clarinets: Pat Thieroft, Ioyce Bockelman, Marcia Green, Bruce Gossman, Ion Easley, Iim Sisco, Don Shaler, Ioe Waldman, Charl Imber, Ianet Andrist, Darlene Speck, Ruth Gregory, Sharon Feeney, Sue Ienkins. Beverly Vandemark, Peg Ritchie, Barbara Cain: Alto Saxophonesz Iohn Winners, Larry Pelok, Tom Rhamy, Tom Schudel, Iim Clemens: Tenor Saxophone: Bob Spangler: French Horns: Ioanne Latchaw, Bill Reiter: Comets: Larry Noftsinger, Charles Latchaw, Bill Gardiner, Charles Sisco, Roger Hahn, Barry Rupp, Ierry Spangler, Kenneth Cooper, Iack Conkright, Larry Aus- termiller, Philip Schaufele, Iohn Shafer. David Wagner, Larry Szabo, Larry Leonard: Baritones: Ierry Ingle, Wesley Kimble: Trombones: Bob Stone, Ted Beindorf, Alan Kent. Iohn Delaney, Ierry Miller: Bass: Iohn Floehr: Drums: Larry Smellie, Phyllis Kuntz, David Hillstrom, Larry Frank, George Daft, Tom Amsbaugh. B Band members included: Flute: Carol Bockelman: Clarinets: Dorothy Yant. Carolyn Walter, Iudy Starkey, Helen Shock, Charlotte Schmunk, Diana Roehrs, Pat Karnes, Susan Bohn: Saxophones: Carolyn Schlmeyer, Sue Ream, Larry Birchmeier: Comets: Charles Wink, Mike Ritchie, Io Ann Relyea, David Lang, Carl Heidepriem, William Emerling: Trombones: Larry Livingston, Susan Black: Majorettes: Marcia Green, Carol Buckelman, Carolyn Walter. MR. TONGRING, Director M fs me WWW MXN 2X 1 If ' f' ggi X 14 2 35 x5 Z ATP! LET! CS ia 3 1 5 gf , 2 5 , a is -'-' 7 4 et ii f 5 . 41 ATHI. TIE STAFF Seated 4 Robert Zimmerman. Max Gecowets, Rex Burke, Don MR. PALMER. Hampshire. Standing -- Merle McDonald, Charles Wahl. Faculty Manager Defiance 19 ......... ....... M ontpelier .... ..... 7 Defiance 20 ......... ....... V an Wert ...... ..... 3 4 Defiance 19 ......... ....... N apoleon ...... ..... 6 Defiance 20 ......... ....... B ryan ..... ..... 7 Defiance 27 ........ ....... W auseon ...... ...... O Defiance 14 ........ ........ F ostoria ............. ...... 1 2 Defiance 32 ........ ........ L iberty Center ........ ...... 0 Defiance 12 32 ........ ........ T oledo Macomber ....... ...... Take your dirty hands off me! . . . I got him!!! V HSITY FUUTBALL Row One - Coach Burke. Denny Reed, Ioe Doody, Ierry Warnimont, Bill Stambaugh, Max Wallar, Paul Baldwin, Dave Pelok, Bob Sabo, Ian Patten, Bill McGue. Row Two - Wayne Ort. lim Green, Bob Cameron. Norm Baldwin, Pete Mari- hugh, Bob Martin. Harvey Boyce, lim Burke, Gary Rohrbaugh, Gene Baldwin, Gaylen Ordway, Coach Hampshire. Row Three - Coach Zimmerman, Loran Hussey, Sam Lehman, Ierry Myers, Robert Coressel. Iim Smith, Paul Voigt, Keith Leonard, Tom Cashman, Roger Demland, Lauren Brown, Harold Beindorf. Keith West. How Four - Ronnie Hard, Leroy Warncke. Roger Brown, Charles Kellermyer, Gene Finn, Gary Mix, Larry Pelok, Ronnie Funk. Ronnie Herder, Don Miller, Iim Tuohy. Iack Washer, Phil Hoettel. The 1952 pigskin season was a big one for D.H.S. as the Bulldogs rolled to another league championship with a seven won and one lost record. Their lone defeat came at the hands of un- beaten Van Wert, ninth ranking team in the state of Ohio. Gene Baldwin and Bob Sabo carried the burden of the backfield, while the entire Bulldog for- ward wall, led by Dave Pelok and captain-elect Max Wallar, played stellar football the whole season. At the conclusion of the season, Dave Pelok was voted to an honorable-mention berth on the Ohio All-State team by INS. All-League representatives from D.H.S. were: lst team: Max Wal- lar, Pete Marihugh, Harvey Boyce, Ioe Doody, and Gene Baldwin: 2nd team: Bob Sabo, Ierry Warnimont, and Paul Baldwin. Honorable Mentions went to Bill McGue and Wayne Ort. At the annual football banquet, Loran Hussey was selected as the most improved player of the 1953 season. 93 1 Q 5 x Mr ,014 xf , ,xv V M .f k,' f w 1' , J K. Y J rw fu Clockwise, sfarfing in Upper Leff -- Jae Doody, Harvey Boyce, PeteyMarihugh, Max kwallar, Paul Baldwin, Bal: Martin, Loran Hussey, Bill Slough, Wayne Ort, Paul win, Gary Mix, Bob Sabo, Dave Q air l UNIIQIR HIGH PUUTB LI. The purpose of Iunior High football is to impress on future gridiron players the fundamentals of football. The 1952 squad ended their season with a three and three record. They started off with a resounding 28-O win over Montpelier. Van Wert turned the tables on the Pups and defeated them 26-7. Napoleon followed suit with a 27-7 victory. The Pups balked after two straight losses and defeated Bryan 13-6 and Wauseon 21-7. Their season ended with a loss to Liberty Center 12-6. Larry Morris carried the burden of the backfield, while Bill Vandemark, Ierry Myers, and Ken Andrist spearheaded the forward wall. Mr. Wahl, a native of Defiance, coached the team after mentoring at Hudson, Michigan, the previous season. How One - Mike Scheuerman, Barry Rupp, Fred Amstutz, Larry Livingston. Gene Myers. Gary Ordway. Row Two - Ed Stevens. Mike Fairhurst. Bill Vandemark, Dick Heilman, Larry Morris. Ken Andrist, Ierry Myers, Craig Frysinger. Row Three - Paul Hornish, lack Brown, Chet Harter. Bob Miller. lim Ashbacher, Larry Noffsinger, Ted Brown, Iohn Tuohy. Alan Kent. Row Four - Coach Wahl, Don Snyder, Bill Finn, Fred Warncke, Bob Grimes, Larry Austermiller, Dale Boggs, Iohn Miller, Fred Fitzenrider, Coach Gecowets. V HSITY B SHETB LI. Row One - Wayne Ort, Paul Baldwin. Gary Wagner, Bill Stambaugh, Bob Myers, Ken Harris. How Two- Coach Gecowets. Iim Lehman. Iohn Snyder, Bill McGue, Bill Weisgerber, Tom Schmunk, Fred Knoop. Basketball around D.H.S. this year was not the same as it has been for quite some time. The Bulldogs were hampered by the fact that they had no home court, and had to practice on the Armory hardwood. Nevertheless, the Bulldogs tredded through the season to compile a record of ten wins and eight losses, while being dropped from tourney play in their first contest by League Champ Napoleon. Because of graduation the Bulldogs will lose the services of five regular boys who have, for the most part, played an important role in varsity basket- ball at D.H.S. for the past three years. These players are Bob Myers, Bill Stambaugh, Gary Wagner, Bill McGue, and Paul Baldwin. A fine crop of underclassmen, though, were present to prove their ability on the hardwoods. Head Coach Max Gecowets and his assistant, Merle McDonald, were the mentors of the 1953 hoopster squad. 97 X 1. FMVW Q ? Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance Defiance 64 53 49 43 79 48 53 42 60 70 45 58 64 52 73 57 49 88 SOP? 06U .......Mark Center .......Lima South .......Maumee .......Wauseon .......Van Wert .......Liberty Center ..........Montpelier .......Toledo Central .. .......To1edo Clay .......Bryan ..........Napoleon ..........Paulding .......Wauseon .......Liberty Center ..........Montpe1ier ..........Bryan ..........Napo1eon ..........................Cel1na RESERVE' SQUAD - ' Row One - Iim Myers. Fred Myers, Bob Cameron, Steve Hudson, Iack Fauster Jerry Coressel Row Two Fred Knoop, Tom Schmunk, Norm Baldwin, Bill Weisgerber, Larry Willey, Ken Harris Gary Mix and Coach McDonald 100 I B LLP PPIE5 Row One - Iohn Tracy, Roger Hahn. Gene Myers, Paul Hornish. How Two - Coach Riggle. Fred Fitzenrider, Barry Rupp, Larry Livingston, Chester Harter, Bill Hultz. Ierry Harris, Ted Bein- dori. Row Three - Bernard Herzelski, George Dait, Craig Frysinger, and Iohn Winners. Row One - Dave Killion, Don Hire, Tom Hale. Gary Shinaberry. Row Two - Coach Hampshire, Iim Weaver, Fred Warncke, Gerald Ludwig. Tom Mekus, Ierry Myers. Ronnie Powell, Bill Vande- mark. Row Three - Larry Pelok, Phil Hoeflel, Gary Williams and Bob Grimes. Although the Iunior High team, coached by Mr. Riggle, ended their season with a record of eight losses and four wins, all eight games were lost by a total of thirty-two points, or an average of four points per contest. It is this training that helps to prepare the boys for reserve and varsity basketball. Coach Hampshire and his Freshman basketball squad tied for the top rung of the League ladder this season. while also being runners-up in the N.W.O.L. Frosh basketball tournament behind Montpelier. Their entire sea- son's record, including tournament play, added up to nine wins and six losses. Ronnie Powell led the Freshman quintet in scoring by dumping in 135 points during the regular season for an average of 11.2 markers per game. Other Frosh with commendable scoring records were Tom Hale, Phil Hoeffel, Larry Pelok, and Ronnie Funk. 101 TRACK The 1952 Track and Field squad, by hard work cmd strong competitive spirit, turned in a most profitable season, a season in which two school records were broken. The team was coached by Mr. Cowan and assisted by Mr. Zimmerman. The first of these new records is held by Bill Stambaugh, who high jumped 5 feet 9 inches against Liberty Center. Stambaugh was also valuable in the the set out low hurdles. The second of these records is held by that speed demon in dashes, Gary Wagner. Wagner ran the 440 yard dash in 51.4 seconds to a new school record. ln the League Meet, Wagner took four first places of four events, the most that anyone can take. To top off the feats of speed, Gary went to Columbus to participate in the State Track Meet and placed fourth in the 440 dash. Other outstanding performers were: Bob Osborn in the high hurdles and high jump: Gene Baldwin, Pete Marihugh, Gaylen Ordway, and Bill Stam- baugh in the relays: Bill Heilman in the mile run: and Wagner in the broad jump, 100 and 220 yard dashes. How One - Bill Heilman, Ian Hull, Paul Voight, Francis Schwab, Keith West. Pete Marihugh. Row Two - Coach Cowan Gaylen Ordway, Gene Baldwin, Ken Neff, Bob Osborn, Bill Stambaugh, Gary Wagner, Pat Bums, Coach Zimmer- man Row Three - Iim Draper, Ed Malone, Bill Kilgore, Delano Straka, Gordon Draper, Valdis Petritis, LeRoy Warncke. - --..-.............. -... ii f a Q ll 102 BASEBALL Baseball popularity continued to grow rapidly in Defiance High as the Bulldog diamondmen compiled a tive and four record for the 1952 season. Batter up . . . A fine group of underclassmen kept the Bulldogs fired up as there was not a Senior on the squad. Don Hampshire, now in his fourth year as varsity baseball coach, has produced exceptional teams as well as individual players of whom Defiance fans can rightly be proud. Row One - Dan Sproul. Wayne Ort, lim Lehman, Ken Harris. Loran Hussey. Row Two - Paul Baldwin, Ierry Warnimont, Dave Pelok, Bill McGue, Bill Ryan. Row Three - Ian Bergeon, Walter Arnette, Bill Weisgerber, Ned Willey, Ronnie Hard, Martin Snyder, Coach Hampshire. x W. , l ' wx Wg? ktlwg msn. 103 GIRLS' THLETIE5 Row One -- CKnee1inqj - Pat Sproul, Ioan Fauster, Ann Hohenberger, Mary Sauber, Iean Schira, Marlene Senger, Row Two - Miss Small, Nancy Hohenberger, Shirley Mekus, Polly Papen- hagen, Glenna Leithauser. Mary Hughes, Sharon Brown and Ianice Killion. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to foster good sportsmanship, leadership, fun, and good clean living. Marlene Senger, the Iunior Council Member for the year, was introduced at the informal initiation held at Kingsbury Park in early September. Members were presented their awards at the annual banquet in May. G.A.A. Council Members this year included: Sharon Brown, President: Polly Papenhagen, Vice-President: Ianice Killion, Secretary: Ioan Fauster, Treasurer: Pat Sproul, field hockey: Shirley Mekus, volleyball: Glenna Leithau- ser and Mary Hughes, bowling: Nancy Hohenberger and Mary Sauber, bas- ketball: Ieanne Schira and Ann Hohenberger, softball: and Marlene Senger Junior Council Member. 1 Miss Small is the advisor. 104 .f4cfiue in any .gpaorfzi African War Dance . . . What a racket!! . . . Keep your eye on the ball . . . Poor man's golf . . . 105 I ' I VARSITY- Iim Draper, Nancy Hohenberger, Bea Snyder, Mary Straka and Iackie Strine. em Team! The cheerleaders of Defiance High School have really done a fine job this year. They worked exceptionally hard at every game to promote sports- manship and support the team. Both the varsity and reserve cheerleaders had an extra hard task this year with all the basketball games being away from home. But - they were behind the team through every game - win or lose. IUNIOR HIGH- Kneeling: Gwen Schudel, Rachel Williams, Pat Karnes Standing: Sue Bowers, Margo McGrath. 106 J J KAUWU 9 X AJSWEEW AN 55: ' ' a ?af 4945 Qi' X gfg' Jn' x l! 7 E 2 9 355 Z BEA UTY ,Z A HU EIIIHVIINE I, Max Wallar, crown thee Nancy Hohenberger . . . Gee, Fischer Who do you think you are? . . . Hear ye! Hear ye! . . . Through the arches come Pat and Pete, Nancy and Max, and Mary and Norm . . . NANCY HIJHENBEHGEH JJ,,,,,ff,,,,..-ng QM, 109 O' X Q lf h XL lf ,QW Q P4 X X S if 3 s awk K. THE COURT-Seated: Diane Hale, Gary Leach, Greg Brown, Kay Meyer, Bill Stambaugh, Pat Sproul, Queen Sondra Hutchins, King lack Hale, Mary Flory, Bob Held. Standing: lack Fauster, Charlene Kroeckel, Mary Fessel, Ronald Greirn, Marlene Senger, and Bob Martin. Dancing in the dark . . . Queen for a day . . . 'Til I waltz again with you. mbhfia' ix, if Y 1 N3 UQ? E N K. llU ku f im. A f ' 5 SIJNIJHA HUTEHIN5 7Way Queen 1 1 1 VL F? 1. MW ,giwhm W it r 'H Leaping Iizards . They're off! . . . And here's one for you . . . Losing altitude . . Best foot forward Gee, thanks! .IUYEE STIIUFEH SWL Queen 113 ' l :Jeni 0 THE 1953 P!-I UH!-IMA DR. A. E. WOLCOTT DR. IOHN U. FAUSTER, SR. DR. IOHN U. FAUSTER. IR. DR. PAUL B. NEWCOMB DR. N. A. CUNNINGHAM VICTOR MANSFIELD DR. R. S. BURKE ERVIN L. CLEMENS DR. W. V. GOLLER LEONARD F. PATTEN IOHN T. ROHRS DR. IIM E. CAMERON DR. IOHN D. CAMERON EDWIN S. DIEHL I. P. REED IOHN S. WINN IOHN E. KISSNER KEITH H. TUSTISON ROGER F. SMALL, IR. DR. F. M. LENHART KARL H. WEANER IOHN R. MOTTER DR. E. P. WILLEY DR. D. I. SLOSSER DR. L. A. SHERRY DR. I. A. MEFFLEY DAN BATT HARRY CRAVEN IAMES C. DRAPER E. I . HUMMER IOHN K. 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High cheerleaders. 23-Watch the birdie. Individual pictures for the Panorama are taken today. 26-Our rivals from up the river take a beating on the football field: the score: Napoleon 7, Defiance 25. 30-The Hi-Y initiates new members tonight. Aren't we devils?? C STEPHENS ul' STEPHENS HOME APPLIANCE THE STORE IN DEFIANCE WITH THE LEADING APPLIANCE 3'I'I East Second Defiance, Ohio 116 Emi Seaview, ESSEX SUNOCO 1zo9HlgfA Df eoh 117 BEST WISI-IES FROM WELLMAN'S RESTAURANT FINE FOODS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WESTERN AUTO PRIVATE DINING ROOM Phone 2-1211 DEFIANCE' OHIO Defiance, Ohio IJIITIJBEH 2-The students sit in breathless silence as the very wonderful Southland Singers entertain the student body. 3-Bryan falls in the path ot the Bulldogs 28 to 13. 6-No school, thanks to B.I.E. Day. Three Cheers!! 10-Homecoming!!! The Queen and her court cheer D. H. S. to another victory. 13-Practice teachers try their hand at teaching D. H. S. students. 14-What is the disaster that is causing all the long faces? Could be that grade cards are being distributed today. 17-The train sponsored by the Seniors carries a group of hopeful rooters to Fostoria and brings them back happy as the Bulldogs defeat Fostoria. 23-Yea Defiance!!! Defiance Bulldogs sew up the N.W.O.L. championship by defeating Liberty Center. 24-Sophomores spend more time on seat than feet at their skating party. 27-D. H. S. students are heart-broken as school is dismissed for the day while the teachers attend the N.W.O.T.A. meeting. E N IT H CONGRATULATIONS ond Hearing Aids BEST WISHES SURGICAL APPLIANCES THE STATE BANK OF PRESCRIPTIONS DEFIANCE COMPANY ROSENBERGER DRUGS Membe' F'D 'C' 118 r..,,., ,..... ,.,..-,..., NO DONUTS LIKE 1 ' DIXIE CREAM GLAZED DONUTS Sandwiches - Coffee - Donuts 504 Clinton Street Compliments of FOR A SNACK STOP AT BAKER-SHINDLER M A T Z For the New High School Addition 611 DK Central Foundry Division lleiiunce Plant GENERAL MoToRs CORPORATION 119 DEFIANCE LUMBER COMPANY ED. F. WILHELM QUALITY-SERVICE sl-los sroks west on u. s. 24 Phone 4-2446 N UVEMBEH 3-Students take a hand in politics as they go to the polls in the mock election today. 4-Election day. 10- To be or not to be. that is the question. The Iuniors sharpen up their acting ability as Ir. play tryouts are held. 14-The 7th graders enjoy a skating party. 17-Community Concert tonight. 21-The Allens present an interesting assembly on sound effects in movies and on the radio. 26-Boosters and the Choir present an impressive Thanksgiving assembly. 26-No more school until December!!! STOCK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY VIVIAN KEENAN Phone 4-2201 1065 Jackson Ave. DRESSES' MILUNERY AND ACCESSORIES Defiance, Ohio 120 THE ZELLER CORPORATION DEFIANCE. OHIO 121 Ka! llfuahea foln LECTROLITE CORPORATION IJEEEMBEH 2- Kiss Me Kate is presented. 5-Wauseon gives the Bulldogs a taste of defeat as the Indians win by a one point margin. 6-The Bulldogs avenge their defeat on the football field by winning on the basketball floor from Van Wert. ll-Frosh are on the way to a good season by defeating Liberty. 12-Liberty Center defeats the varsity in a thriller. 15-The strains of Christmas carols ring through the auditorium as the choir gives its Christmas concert. 19-All the shouts and cheers are because Christmas vacation began today. 26-27-Holiday Basketball Carnival. C. E. BOHN RAY SLOUGH PRODUCE FURNACE SERVICE Defiance, Ohio 521 Fifth Street Phone 4-2591 122 CLASS OF '53 Insurance for Every Need HOYT HARDWARE Defiance Home Savings and Loan Building RUESS 81 SNYDER INC. 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S. golf squad are certainly up to par in the Invitational Golf Match at Montpelier. ll-12-An Oscar goes to the Senior Class production of Every Family Has One. 15-Boosters sponsor the May Day Coronation and Dance tonight. 15-Proud are the students who receive honors at the Recognition Assembly today. 20-21-The Seniors finish last lap as they take exams. 21-Seventy-two young ladies daintily balance tea cups at the Senior Girls' tea. 21-All that noise probably is coming from the Iunior-Senior stag picnic. 22-The Iunior-Senior prom makes everyone sentimental. 22-The Seniors present their last assembly. 24-Baccalaureate - and not a dry eye in the house. 24-All aboard!! The Seniors leave for Washington and New York. 29-After several UD sleepless nights, the Seniors return from their trip. 29-The Seniors bid their last farewell at Commencement tonight. BEST WISHES FROM VAL-U DRESS SHOPS CHIEF Where Smart Women Practice Thrift 132 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l953 from RALPH E. 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Smifh 81 Company Senior porfraifs and all acfivify picfures by Paul March Studios 142 Nickel, SENIIIHS Baldwin, Paul-10, 93, 94, 97, 103 Barto. Ianet-5, 10, 68, 69, 71, 73. 79. 85, 86 Bauman, Shirley-4, 8, 10, 66, 69. 70, 85 Bayliss, lim-10 Bergeon, Gene-10 Berthold. Barbara-10. 76, 85, 89 Bistel. Raymond-10 Boes. Charles-10, 72 Bohn, Leann-10, 66, 70, 78 Bowers, Dale-10 Brown, Carol-11 Brown, Carolyn-11 Brown, Sharon-4, 11, 67, 70, 104 Buckmaster. Dorothy--11, 85 Culler, Shirley-11 Daft. LaDonna-11, 71, 88 Diemer, Kenneth-11 Dirr, Marilyn-ll, 68, 70, 73 Doody, Ioe-11, 72, 93, 94 Draper, Iim-4, 11, 68, 75, 81, 85, 102, 106 Dreves, Margaret-12, 66, 70, 73, 78, 79 Fauster, Ioan-4, 12, 68, 70, 71, 81, 85, 104 Fee, Peg-5, 12, 68, 69, 71, 78, 79, 85, 87 Florence, lean-12 Gardiner, Charlotte-12, 76, 85, 87, 24 Goller. Bill-12, 85 Goshia. Fred-12, 76 Haase, Shirley-12, 68, 85, 87, 89 Hall, Rex-12, 72 Heilman, Bill-12, 72, 102 Heli, Amber-13, 78 Hesselschwardt, Illa-13 Hillstrom, Iean-13 Hire, Larry-5, 9, 13, 68, 69, 79, 85, 86. 87 Hohenberger, Ann-13, 71. 72. 104 Hohenberger, Nancy-13, 68, 71, 78, 79, 81, 8 109 Holley, Carol-4, 13, 68, 70. 71. 73. 79, 85, 87 Holtsberry, Delmar-21 Horzelski, Kathryn-13 Howard, AIA4, 13, 25, 67. 68, 75. 85, 89 Hughes, Mary-5, 9, 13, 68, 69, 70, 71, 79, 104 Hullhorst, Bill-14, 75 Hunt, Lucille-14, 66, 69, 71 Kammeyer, Roger-14, 85, 87 Kent, Karen-5, 9, 14, 68, 69, 71. 79, 85, 86, 87 Killion, Ianice-14, 66, 71, 81, 104 Kress, Nancy-14, 71, 85, 87 Krutsch, lack-14, 72 Kuhn, Rosemary-14, 66, 88 Lantow, Grace-14 Layman, Paul-14, 72, 85, 86, 87, 88 Leithauser, Glenna-15, 66, 71, 88, 100, 104 Limbaugh, Dick-15 Lindeman, Iackie-15, 72 Mack, Donald-15 Mack, Iames-15, 78 5, 104, 106. I DEX Mansfield, Viola-15 Marckel. Joyce-15, 66, 67, 71, 72 Mattocks, Norman-15. 87, 89 May, Kenneth-15 McCague, Martha-15. 71, 78 McGue, Bill-16, 93, 97, 103 Mehring, Dorothy-16 Mekus, Shirley-5, 8, 16, 66, 69, 71, 78, 79, 81, 104 Meyer Miller. Monti, Morris , Marilyn-16, 78 Moser, Moser, Myers. , Lucille-16, 79, 89 Rachelle-5, 9, 16. 66, 69, 73, 79, 85, 86, 87 Kae-16, 69, 71, 72 Ronnie-16 lean-16, 69, 85 Bob-4, 8, 16, 97 Myers, Philip-2, 9. 17. 68. 79 Nicely, Ioan-17, 66, 68, 71. 73 Helen-17, 85, 89 Papenhagen, Polly-4, 17, 68, 71, 76 78 79 85 86 104 Parker, Doug-17 Patten, Ian-17, 74, 75, 85, 87, 93 Patterson, Carole-17, 71, 78 Pelok, Dave-17, 75, 79, 85, 93, 94 103 Peters. Ann-5, 9, 17, 68, 71, 73, 76 79 85 86 88 89 Plassman, Janice-17. 66, 71, 85 Porter, Paulann-18, 68, 71, 73, 79 85 Pracht, Louis-18 Pracht, Shirley-18 Reed, Dennis-18, 72, 75, 93 Riblet, Winn-21 Ryan, Bill-8, 18, 69, 79, 103 Ryan, Sue-18, 66, 71, 72 Sabo, Robert-18, 93, 94 Sanders, Lester-18 Sauber, Mary-18, 104 Scheuerman, Ianet-18, 24, 76 Scheuerman, Sue-19, 66, 71 Schira, Jeanne--19, 68, 71. 79, 85. Schultz, Charlene-19, 78, 88 Schwab, Francis-19, 102 Shockey, Sue-19, 71, 88 Shook, Mary Ann-19 Shoup, Bill--19, 72 Simonis, Roseann-19, 68, 71, 85, 89 Slocum, Ralph-19, 25, 72, 75 Slough, Bill-19, 72. 95 Smith, Iim-20, 78, 93 Spangler. Eleanor-20, 71, 85 Sponsler, Paul-5, 9, 20, 76, 79 Sproul, Pat-4, 20, 67, 68, 71, 78, 81 85 87 104 110 Stambaugh, Bill-4, 20, 67, 81, 85, 86 97 102 110 Starkey, Terry-20, 68, 85, 89 Tracy, Ioann-20, 71 Tracy. Shirley-20, 69, 71, 76, 78 Voigt, Ioe-20 Wagner, Gary-5, 20, 67, 68, 69, 78 81 85 87 94 102 Wagner, Ianet-20. 66, 72, 85 Wallar, Max-21, 72, 85, 86, 87, 93 95 Walmer, Erma-21, 76, 85, 89 I DE Ulnnlinuedj SENIUHS Ward, Mary-21, 72, 85, 87 Ward, Myrna-21, 85 Warncke, LeRoy-21, 93, 102 Warnimont, Ierry-21, 72, 93, 103 Webb, Mary Iane45, 21, 66. 69, 70, 71, 78 Wellman, Betty-21, 66. 71. 72, 85 Widmer, Sue-21, 68, 71 Wiehe, Richard-21, 72, 75, 85 Wurst, Iohn-'21, 85 JUNIUH5 Abele. Iudy-37. 66, 71, 85 Anderson, Gail-37 Anderson, LaVon-37 Andrews, Carol-37, 64. 71, 73, 76 Ankney, Bill-37 Ankney, Marvin-37 Armstrong, Madonna-37. 85 Arnette, Walter-37, 85, 89. 103 Baldwin, Eugene-37, 93, 95, 102 Baldwin, Ianice-37 Ball, Dolena-37. 73 Ball, Margie-37 Bauman, Larry-37, 85 Block, Harry-37 Blue. Charlotte-37 Bodenbender, Arlene-37, 79 Bohlmann, Mary-37, 66, 71, 78, 85 Bohner, Charlene-37 Bohner, Sandra-37 Bond, Carolyn-37, 66, 78 Boyce, Harvey--37, 93, 94 ' Boyd, Roger-37 Briggs, George-37, 74, 75, 85 Ernsberger, Carol-38. 64. 71, 81, 89 Every, Rod-42 Fischer. Paul-36, 38, 64, 74. 75, 78, 85, 87 Frederick, Jacqueline-38 Froelich. Edward-38 Gecowets, Ierry-38, 64, 75. 85, 87, 88, 89 Goldenetz, Deane-38, 71, 73, 85 Kohout, Iames-39, 64, 76 Kopp. Iames-39 Kreischer. Pat-39, 64, 71, 79 Lehman, Iames--39, 97, 103 Mack, Mary Ann-39 March, Marvelle-40 Marihugh, Peter-40, 67, 93, 95, 102 Marihugh, Velma-40, 78 Martin, Robert-40. 85, 93, 86. 95, 110 Mast, Dixie--40 Mast, Lucretia-40 Max, Larry-40, 64, 75 McBroom. Dolores-40, 71, 73, 85, 87 McCoy, Gloria-40, 88, 100 McMillen, Iames-40 Mehring, William,-40 Mekus. Victor-40 Memmer, Pat-40, 64, 66, 71, 78, 81, 88. Merz, Vivian-40 Miller, Donald-40, 75, 93 Miller, Richard-40 Moser, Ray-40, 78 Mullen, Richard-42 Murphy, Kathleen-40, 73, 78 Myers, Barbara-40, 68. 73, 77, 85 Naveau, Barbara-40, 71 Nefl, Kenneth-40, 102 Nischwitz. Ned-40, 75 Oelke. Helen-40, 64, 66, 71. 73, 85 Ordway, Gaylen440, 93, 102 Brindle, George-37, 64, 68, 73. 79, 85, 87, 88 Q,-1, Hgzel-40, 76 Brown, Lucille-37 Brown. Lauren-37. 93 Buchholtz, Charlotte-37 Burke, Iim-37. 64, 74, 75. 85, 87, 93 Butler, Clayton-38. 64, 78 Carr. Nancy-38. 68. 73 Cereghin, Iohn-38 Cereghin, Sue-38 Clemens, Iohn-38, 76, 78 Cooper, Carolyn-38, 66, 71, 78 Coressel, Nina-38, 71, 78 Crosser, Ioanne-38, 71, 73, 85. 87 Daft, Patsy-38, 71 Dayson, Sally-38, 68, 71, 73, 85, 87. 89 Deitrick, Robert-38 Dohoney, Io-38 Doody, Bonnie-38 Doster, Raman-38 Draper, Gordon-38, 85, 102 Emmel, Larry-38 Endsley, Larry-38, 75, 87 Enos, Robert--38, 64, 67. 74, 75. 87, 89 8 Ort, Wayne-40, 93, 85, 97, 103 Ott, Shirley-4. 40, 66, 71, 81, 85 Parker, Eileen-40, 66, 71 Patrick, Suzanne-41, 66, 71. 85, 87 Porter. Marilyn-73, 85, 42 Ream, Ella-41. 89 Rhamy, Ianice-41, 73, 85, 87, 88 Richard, Paul-41 Bichholt, Bonnie-41, 66, 71 Roddy' lohn-41, 78 Roehrig, Wayne-41 Hohli. Karl-41 Rohrbaugh, Gary-41, 75. 93 Ross, Marge-41, 66, 71, 81, 88, 100 Rosselet, Sandy-36, 41, 66, 71, 85, 86 Scantlen. Robert-42 Schmunk, Carolyn-41, 71, 78, 81 Schmunk, Marlene-41, 66 Schroeder, William-41 Schroeder, Elizabeth-41, 64, 66, 73, 78 Schroeder, Fred-42, 73 1 Seibert, Richard-5, 41, 67, 81, 85, 86. 87 144 Senger, Marlene-5, 41, 66, 67, 71, 79, 81, 85, 86, 87, 104, 110 Sharp, Wayne-41 Sherman, Iohn-41 Shock, Robert-42 Simonis. Therese-41. 68, 77, 79. 85 Smith, Nelson-41 Snyder, Iohn-36, 41, 97 Snyder, Marsha-41. 66. 71, 85 Speck. Lou Ella-41 Spengler, Marlene-41, 66, 85 Sproul, Dan-41, 103 Steel, Patsy-41 Stevens, Iames-41 Stevens, Philip-42 Swart, Marron-42 Swary, Wayne-42 Strine, Iackie-36, 42, 64, 68, 71, 79, 8 Topler, Sue-42. 66. 71. 85 Walmer, Ardith--42, 85, 88 Warncke, Marilyn-42, 73 Washer, lack-42, 85, 87, 93 Weisgerber, Bill-42. 85, 97, 100, 103 West, Keith-93, 102 5, 106 Willey, Ned-5, 42, 64, 79, 88, 89, 103 Williamson, Roger-42 Wisda, Martin-42 Wood, Chuck-4, 42. 67, 81 Wurst, Iames-42, 85, 87 Zehner, Frances-42 Ziegler, Robert-42, 78 SUPHUMUHES Andrews, Eugene-45 Andrist, Ioann-45, 66, 71 Arend, Alice-45, 66. 71, 78 Baldwin, Norman-45. 93. 100 Batt. Carolyn-45 Bauer, Pat-45. 71 Beatty, William-45, 77 Beck, Allen-45, 75, 88 Behringer, Ann-45, 71 Beindori, Harold-45, 93 Blake, Darlene-45, 71, 89 Boes. Larry-45 Boggs, Margie-45, 66. 71 Boyd, Frederic-45. 81 Boyee, Brenda-45. 71 Brown, Arnold-45 Bryant, Larry-45 Burnham, Hal-45. 75 Burns, Barbara-45, 66, 71 Bussing, Shirley-45 Cameron, Robert-45, 67, 81, 93. 100 Cashman, Tom-45, 78, 93 Clemens, Ianice-45 Clemens, Peter-48 Colgan, Donna-45, 66, 71 Compo, Virginia-45, 66, 71 Coressel, Gerald-45, 100 SIJPHIIMIJHES Craig, Helen-45 Deitrick. Robert-45, 88, 100 Demland, Roger-45, 93 Dirr, Carolyn-45, 71, 88 Dreves, Philip-45 Eck. Barbara-45, 71 Ehlinger, Albert-45 Erman, Dennis-45, 89 Erman, Ianie-45, 71, 89 Fauster, lack-45, 100, 110 Finn, Eugene-48. 93 Florence. Larry-46 Frederick. Ruth-46 Fronk, Rita-46 Galliers, Connie-46, 71 Goldenetz, Donald-46. 88 Goldenetz. Robert-46 Goshia, Robert-46 Gump, Nancy-46, 66, 71 Hammons, Mary-46 Hanker. Charles-46 Hardy, Orville-46 Hartzell. Vic-46 Hasselschwert. Norman-46 Hesselschwardt, Ioy-46 Hoffman, Ricky-46 Hoop, Norma-46. 71 Homish. Nancy-46 Houck, Jane-46, 66 Howard, Iames-46. 75. 89 Hull, Ian-46, 102 Hultz, Robert-48, 75, 88 Hurtt, Gerald-46. 75 Hussey. Raymond-46 Ingle, Iames-46, 89 Iohnson, Kay-46, 71 Karnes, Darlene-44, 46, 71, 81. 88, 89 Kellermyer, Charles-46, 67, 93 Killion, Neida-46 Knoop, Fred-46, 78. 97, 100 Kohout, lack-46 Kroeckel, Charlene-46, 71, 78, 110 Lang, Marilyn-46 Lantow, Phil-46 Lawson, Dave-46 Layman, Ralph-46 Lehman, Sam-47, 93 Leonard. Betty-47. 71 Leonard, Keith-47, 93 Malone, Edward-47, 102 Manslield. Nelverta-47 Marchal. Rosy-47 Markley, Mary-47 Martin, Roy-47, 88 Mattocks, Shirley-47. 71 McClory, Don-47 McClory. Douglas-47 I HEX Ulunlinuedl McConkey, Nathalie-47, 71 McCullough, Steve-47, 75 McGinnis. Sharon-47, 71. 81 McGrath. Sharon-47, 71 Miller, David-47 Mohr, Pat-47 Moore, Betty-47, 71 Moser. Dorothy-47. 66. 71 Murphy. Ierry-44, 47 Myers, Fred--47, 75, 88, 100 Myers, Iames-47, 100 Myers, Leonard-47, 89 Olsen, Webb-44, 47 Osborn, Dorothy-47 Patterson, Sally-47, 71 Pease, Bonnie-47, 71. 88 Peters, Paula-47, 71, 89 Plummer, Thomas-47 Reiter, Sue-47, 71, 89 Rittenhouse, Ray-48 Rosebrock, Paul-47 Ross, Sue-47, 71, 89 Rost, Edna-47, 71 Rudolph, Roberta--47 Russell, Marilyn-48 Russell, Paul-47. 88 Ryan. LeeAnne-47, 71 Sauber, Gertie-48 Schira, Mary-48, 71 Schlegel, Barbara-48 Schlegel, Iohn-48 Schlosser. Richard-48, 78 Schlosser, Mary-48. 78 Schmunk, Barbara-48, 67, 71 Schmunk, Don-48 Schuchart. Iunior-48 Schudel. Tom-48, 90 Schwab, Ruth-48, 71 Seebauer, Shirley-48, 71, 89 Seither, Corrine-48, 71 Sentel, Richard-48 Sheahan, lane-48, 71, 89 Shook. Martha-48 Shoup, Dick-48 Sisco, Ioyce-48 Sloan, Iunior--48 Slocum, Dave-48 Smith, Iim-48 Snyder. Bea-48, 106 Stites, Floyd-48 Stork, Vern-48 Straka. Mary-48. 67, 106 Strine. Suzy-44, 48, 71 Symonds, Sally-48, 66, 71 Tuohy, lane-48 Tuohy, lim-48, 78, 93 VanBrackel, Larry-48, 78 VanVlerah, Elinor-48 Voigt, Paul-48, 93, 102 145 Wagner. Pat-48, 7 1 Walz, Barbara-48, 71, 78 Warncke, Sue-48. Warner, Monte-48 71 Weible, lean--48, 71 Wellman, Dean-49, 89 Wirick. Robert-49 Wiseman, Joyce-49. 71 Witter, Leon-49 Wolirum, Iim-49 Worthington. Sandra--49 Yeager. Ioyce-49 FHBSHMBN Amsbaugh, Tom-51, 75, 90 Anderson. Margene-51 Ankney, Vernard-51 Baldwin. Ellen-51 Baldwin. Guy-51 Beard, Betty-51 Beiswenger, Richard-51 Benedict, Ann-55 Bergeon, Ian-51, 78 Birchmeier, Larry-51 90 Bittinger. Richard-51 89 Blue, Iames-51 Bockelman. Ioyce-51. 71, 90 Boes, Ierome-51 Bohner. Don-51 Bohner, Ierry-51 Bond, Eugene-51 Bowers, Suzanne-51, 7l, 106 Briggs Brown Brown . Sharon-51, 71 Barbara-51, 71 Iames-51 Brown. Roger-51, 93 Brown, Theodore-51, 96 Bussing, Patricia-51 Cain, Barbara-51, 90 Clark. loma-51, 71 Clemens, Andrew-51 Clemens. Ann-51 Clemens, Rita-51 Clingaman, Alan-51, 89 Coflman, Richard-51 Colgan, Iean-51, 88 Cooper, Lois-51, 71 Cordray, Gene-51 Cordray. Iane-51, 71. 78 Deitrick. Richard-51 Delaney, John-51 Demland, Larry-51 Demyan, Mary Kay-51, 71, 89 Detter, Allen-51, 75 Dielman, Ray-51 Diemer, Katherine-51, 71, 89 Dodson, Dalton-51 Doody, Sharon-51 May, Barbara-53 I DE Ulnnlinuelll FHESHMEN Eck, Madonna-51, 71 Emmel, Barbara-51 Engelhaupt, Iim-55 Fairhurst, Michael-52, 96 Farris, Margie-50, 52. 71 Fauth, Marlene-52, 66, 71 Feeney, Ioan-52 Feeney, Sharon-52, 90 Fink, Donald-52 Finn, Bill-52, 96 Fricke, Carol-52, 71, 88 Froelich, Virginia-52, 71 Fronk, Mary Lou-52 Funk, Ronnie.-52, 75, 93 Giddings, Diane-50, 52, 71 Gisler, Iudy-'50, 52, 71, 88 Limbaugh, Robert-53 Locke, Beverly-53 Ludwig, Gerald-53, 101 Mack, Marlene-53 Mangas, William-53 Manley, Richard-53 Marihugh, Amos-53 Marihugh, loyce-53, 71 May, Robert-53 McBroom, Dick-53 McBroom, Bob-53, 75 McCague. William-53 McGrath, Margo-53, 71, 106 McGue, Sue-53, 71 McMil1en, Sue-53, 71 Mehring, Ieannine-53, 71 Mekus, Tom-53, 101 Meyer. Donald-53 Schindler, Mary-54 Schlosser, William-54 Schmunk, Tom-54, 67, 75, 78, 97. 100 Schroeder, Dorothy-54 Schuchart, Norman-54, 78 Schudel. Gwen-54, 71. 106 Seebauer, Carol-54, 71 Sharp, Shirley-54 Sheik, Barbara-54, 71, 88 Shinabery, Gary-54, 101 Shipman. Diane-54 Shock. Helen-54, 90 shock, Shelby-54 Shoup, Smith, Smith. Smith, Ruth-54 Eva-54 Iohn-54, 75 Regina-54 Heilman, Richard-52 Goedde. Pat4-52 Goldenetz, Shirley-52, 71 Gonzalez, Pedro-55 Gregory, Ruth-52. 71, 90 Grimes, Robert-52, 96, 101 Gutman. Richard-52 Hale. Tom-52, 101 Hall, Shirley-52 Harding, Victor-52 Hardy, Donald-52 Hartzell, Rita-52 Hayes, Larrye-52 Heidepriem, Eleanor-52, 71, 78, 88 Meyers, Ierry-53, 93, 96, 101 Miler. James-53 Miller Arthur-53 Miller, Iames-53. 75. 90 Miller Norman-53 Miller Robert-53. 96 Mitchell. Iohn-53, 74, 75. 88 Mix, Gary-53, 93, 94, 100 Morehouse, David-53 Moser, Mary-53, 71 Myers, Linda-53 Nagley, William-53 Nicely, RobertA53 Oelfke, Barbara-53 Heli, Carolyn-52 Hench, Ianet-52 Hendricks, Lee-52. 78 Hillstrom, David-52, 90 Hire, Don-52, 101 Hoefiel, Philip-52, 93. 101 Hohenberger, Ianice-52, 71 Hostettler, Ioann-52 Hudson, Steve-52, 100 Hull, Ramona-52 Hunt, Wilma-52, 71 Ingle, Carolyn-52, 71, 89 Iacoby, Shirley-52 lohnson, Helen-52, 71 Kammeyer. Georgia-52, 71 Karnes, Kenneth-52 Keck, Bonnie-52 Killion, David-52, 101 Killion, Donna-52, 78 Killion, Pauline-53 Kimble, Ianice-53, 88 Kubica, Iacqueline-53 Lantow, Patty-53 Lantow, Robert-53 Leaders, Marsha-53, 71, 88 Leever, Margaret-53 Lehman, Ioyoe-53 I i Openlander. Ann-53 Osborn, lack-53 Owens, Iudy-53 Parcher, Lila-53 Partee, Iean-54 Pease, Phyllis-54, 78 Peifler, Louis-54 Pelok, Larry-50, 54, 90, 93, 101 Pesseiall, James-54 Petritis, Dezintra-54 Porter, Edburt-54, 75 Potts. Helen--54, 88 Powell, Ronald-54, 101 Ream, Sue-54, 90 Reed. Carmen-54 Relyea, Wallace-54 Relue, Gary-54 Rettig, Marlene-54 Riblet, lack-54, 78 Riblet, Iill-54 Richard, Betty-54, 71, B8 Rittenhouse, Minnie-54, 78 Rodgers, Sue-54 Roehrig, Iack-54 Roehrig, Kenneth-54. 88 Roehrs, Regina-54, 90 Schatz. Marvin-54 146 Snyder, Beverly-54, 71 Speck, Darlene-54, 90 Speiser, Norma-54 Steel, Lyle-54 Stelter. Gene-55 Stork. Elizabeth-55 Swart, Robert-55 Szabo. lack-55 Tadsen, Norman-55 Thierofi, Pattyw55, 71, 90 Thierofl. Robert-55 VanBrackel, Don-55 Vandemark, Bill-55, 73, 75, 78, 96, 1 Vasher, Carol-55 Vasher, Zeb-55 Vogle, Shirley-55, 71, 88 Wallace, Wayne-55 Warncke, Fred-55, 75. 96, 101 Warner. Corrine-55 Weaver, Iim-55. 74. 75. 88. 101 Wellman, Marilean-55 Wells, Gale-55 Weisenburger, Tom-55 Wendell, Charles-55 Wenzinger. Mary-55. 71 Widmer, Roxanne-55, 71 Willey, Larry-55, 88. 89. 100 Williams, Gary-55, 75, 101 Williams, Rachel-55, 67. 71, 106 Wolfrum, Gail-55 Wurst, Mary-55 Zimmerman, Iudy-55, 67, 71 EIEHTH SHADE Andrist, Ianet-57, 90 Andrist, Kenneth-57, 96 Armstrong, Rex-57 Ashbacher, Iames-57, 96 Beindorf, Ted-57, 75, 90, 101 Benien, Robert-57 Bodenbender, Iacquelyn-57 0 EIEHTHlBHADE Boyd, Shirley-57 Brown, lack-57. 96 Brown, Mary-57 Buckelman, Carol-57, 90 Burnham, Noel'-57 Butler. Jeannette-57 Cashman, Bob-57. 75 Cereghin, Robert-57 Clemens, Iames-57, 75, 90 Coflman. Ruth Ann-57 Conkright. lack-57, 75, 90 Conley, Donald-57 Cooper, Kenneth-57, 90 Crocker, Nancy-57 Crounse, David-57, 75 Culler, Marilyn-57 Cunningham, LynA57, 67 Daft, George-56. 57. 75, 90, 101 Daniel, Gladys-57 Dirr, Nancy-57 Easley, Ion-57, 75, 90 Ely, Bruce-57, 75 Endsley, William-57 Engel, Dennis-57 Feeney. Gerald-57 Feeney, Sharon-57 Floehr, Alonzo-57, 75, 90 Florence. Ianet-57 - Frank, Larry-57, 90 Frederick, Arthur-57, 75, 78 French, Barbara-57 Froelich, Gene-57 Frysinger, Craig-57. 75, 101 Gardiner, Bill--57, 90 Goodwin, Charlene-57 Gossman, Bruce-57, 74, 75, 90 Green, Marcia-56, 57, 90 Hahn, George-57 Hale, Harold-57 Harter, Chester-57, 75, 96, 101 Hauth, Iill-57 Herzelski. Bernard-57, 101 Hill, David-57 Hoffman. Iudy-57 Hoge, Elsie-57 Holtsberry, Mary-57 Hornish, Allen-57 Hornyak, Carolyn-59 Hultz. Bill-57. 101 Hurtt, Franklin-57, 75 Imber, Charl-57, 90 Ingle, Ierry-57, 90 Ienkins. Sue--57, 90 Iones, Patty-57 Karnes, Paul-58 Keissling, Edwin-58 Kinder, Richard-58 King, Phyllis-58 I DE Ulnnlinuedl Kissner, Carole-58 Lcrtchaw, Gene-56, 58, 90 Latchaw, Ioanne-56, 58, 90 Leonard, Larry-58, 90 Lethers, Don-58. 75 Linnabary, Clara-58 Locke. Patricia-59 Marihugh, Ianis-58 Martin, Sue-58, 78 McBride, Lynda-58 Miles, Carolyn-58 Miller, Ierry-58, 75 Miller, Ionie-59 Miller, Paul-58 Molnar, Steve-58 Morris. Larry-58, 96 Myers, Darrell-58 Noflsinger, Larry-58, 75, 90, 96 Oberlin, Gerald-58 Osborn, Barbara-58 Page, Virginia-58, 76 Patrick, Iohn-58 Peoples, Iohn-58 Phillips, Diane-58 Pinyoun, Shirlee-59, 67 Powell, Vonna-58 Reed. DeanA58. 75 Reiter. Bill-58, 75, 90 Retcher, Shirley-58 Rhamy, Tom-58. 90 Rimer. Ronnie-58, 75 Ritchie, Peg-58. 90 Rittenhouse, Larry-58 Robbins, Franklin-M58 Roddy. Leo-58 Rosebrock, Nancy-58 Schlegel, David-58 Schmunk, Charlotte-58, 90 Schroeder, Paul--58 Schuchart, Violet-58 Schultz, Betty-58 Scott, IoAnne-58 Sharp, Doris-58 Shafer, Donald-58. 90 Shellenbarger, Victorw59 Shock, Charles-58, 75 Sisco. Charles-58, 75. 90 Sisco, lim-58, 75, 90 Snyder, Patricia-58 Spangler, Robert-58, 75, 90 Starkey, Iudy-58. 90 Steel, Iames-58 Stephens, Charles-58 Stevens, Roberta-58 Stone, Bob-58, 75, 90 Stoner, Sue--58 Strine, Doug-58 Szabo, Larry-58, 90 Taylor, IoAnn--58 Tracy, Iohn-58, 101 147 Tubbs, Iereme-59 Tuohy. ludy-59, 78 Tyson. Howard-59 Vandemark, Beverly--59, 90 Voigt, Margaret-59, 78 Wellman, Arlene-59, 90 Whitaker, Ioyce-59 White, Karen-59 Winners, Iohn-59, 74, 75, 90, 101 Wolf, Ruth Ann-59 Yeager, Ianice-59 SEVENTH GRADE Agler, Brenda-60. 67 Ames, Mary-60 Amstutz, Fred-60, 96 Anderson, Richard-60 Armstrong, Gary-60 Ashbaugh, Irel-60, 75 Austermiller, Larry-60, 90, 96 Baldwin, Phyllis Ann-62 Barton, Eddie-60 Bayliss. Gary-80 Beard. Donald-60 Behringer, Becky-60 Black, Susan--60, 90 Boggs, Dale-60 Bohn, Susan-60. 90 Bricker, Becky-60 Brinkman. Mary-60 Brown, Donna-60 Brown, Harold--60 Brown, Harry-60 Brown , Wesley-60 Burt, Richard-60 Campbell, Bill-60 Cereghin, Iames-60 Childress, Betty-60 Childress, Iohn-B0 Clemens. Clayton-60 Cline, Ruthann-60 Cole. A.C.-62 Cole, Perley Mae-62 Cooper. Larry-60 Coressel, Robert-60, 93 Crosser, Glenn-60 Demyan. Iack-60, 67, 75 Dirr, Diana-56, 60 Eitniear, Robert-60 Eitniear, Mary-60 Emerling, Leonard-60. 90 Endsley, Bill-62 Ensign, Sue-60 Fairhurst, Pat-60 Feeney, Dale-80 Feeney, Patricia-60 Fitzenrider, Fred-60. 96, 101 Florence. Rita-60 Foust, Patricia-60 Frederick, James-60 Y W.. ,,,, 1----.-v-1 I UE Ujnntinuedl SEVE TH GRADE Freshwater, Phyllis-60 Gebhart, Fred'-60 Gebhart, Ieannie-60 Gebhart, Robert-60 Gore, Iard-60 Hahn, Roger-60, 75, 90, 101 Harris, Gerald-60, 101 Heidepriem, Carl-60, 75, 90 Heilman, Larry-60 Heli, Marlene-60 Hogle, Gary-60 Hoop, Delbert-60 Hornish, Paul-60. 101 Iones, Dennis-60 Kammeyer, Frances--60 Karnes, Pati56, 60, 90, 106 Keller, Barbara-60 Keissling, Ioyce-Sl Kent, Alan-61, 90 Kern, Pam-62 Killion, Harold-B1 Kimberly, Pat,-61 Kimble, Wesleykfil, 75, 90 Knisely, Iudy-61 Knoop, Marilyn-61 Kraber, Doug-61 Kuntz, Phyllis'-61, 90 Lang, Alvan-61, 75, 90 Lang, Donald-S1 Lantow, Nan-61 Lehman, Ianice-61 Lipp, Iunior-61 Livingston, Larry-61, 90, 96, 101 Lloyd, Robert-61 Locke, Marsha-62 Lucas, Wanda-61 McCarley, Shirley-61 McClory, Nancy-61 Meck, Sharon-61 Melia, Anna Belle-61 Melia, Noel-B1 Merchant, Bill+61 Merz, Elizabeth-61 Miller, Iohn-61, 75, 96 Miller, Larry-61 Miller, Margie-61 Miller, Sherry-61 Molnar, Meredith-61 Moore, Kenneth-61, 75 Myers, Gene-61, 96, 101 Nagley, Bob-61 Nicely, Virginia-61 Nihiser, Dick-61 Ordway, Gary-61, 96 Osborn, Donf61 Osborn, Eddie-61 Parker, Nancy-61 Rau, Alan-62 Peterson, Ierry-61 Relyea, Io Anne-61, 90 Retcher, Iudy-61 Richards, Iudy-61 Richard. Larry-61 Rickner, lane-61 Ritchie, Mike-82, 75, 90 Robbins, Ellamae-61 Roehrig, Eddie-62 Root, Susan+61 Rudolph, Marie---61 Rupp, Barry-61, 75, 90, 96, 101 Ryan. David-61 Sandys, Mary-62 Schautele, Phil-61, 75, 90 Scheuerman, Mike-56, 61, 75, 96 Schultz, Iack-61 Serrick, Ierry-61 Shaier, Iohn-61, 90 Schafer, Ianet-61 Sharp, Fred-61 Sherrick, Ianet-61 Shock, Mary-61 Shoup, Dorothy-61 Smellie, Larry-61. 75, 90 Smith, Karl-62 Snyder, Don-62, 96 Spangler, Ierry-62, 90 Speck, Howard-62 Spengler, Dan-62, 75 Spoof, Tony-62 Sucher, Sara-62 Taylor, Gene-62 Tuohy, Iohn-62, 96 Tyson, Richard-62 Vine, Jimmy-62 148 Wagner, DavidM62. 90 Wagner, Leona-62 Walter, Carolyn-62, 90 Ward, Barbara-56, 62 Wathy, Lee Ann-62 Watson, Glen-62 Watson, Rita-62 Wendell, Sue-62 Wendt, Ervin-62 West, Richard-62 Wink, Charles-62, 90 Yant, Dorothy-62, 90 Young, Roger-62 TEACHERS L. W. Babb-30, 65, 78 F. G. Blue-30. 79 Leslie Brooke-30, 86 Rex L. Burke-30, 92, 93 Maude Carter-30 David Clingaman-30 Grace Collins-30, 76 Letha Davisf30 R. T. Fallon-74 Max E. Gecowets-31, 92, 96, 97 Lester Hale-31 Don Hampshire-31, 92, 93, 101, 103 Geneva Hankish-4, 31, 66 O. I. Heusi-31, 72 Kenneth Hultz-31 Augusta Kehnast-31, 68. 78 Kirk Krutsch-5, 31, 69 M. A. McDonald-32, 92, 97, 100 Grace Morse-32, 73 Geraldine Myers-32, 70 Helen Niederhauser-32 Harold Palmer-32 Grant Peters-32 Lester Riggle-32, 101 L. A. Rittenhouse-32 Leota Scheuerman-33 Maria Schlegel-33, 77 H. I. Senger-33 Ann Small--33, 104 lack Tongring-33, 89, 90 Marjorie Wakeman-33 Charles Wahl-33, 92, 96 Robert Zimmerman-33, 92, 93, 102 -Qui!!-W 4 , fisl-1, 4, X I f-.f..,?',3f M-' 'I f1?,.,1,g.A-,g ,1 .4 ,, g Q' . 5.5. , -.1-x?1iQ,g..g?!ga2-,gi I ,Q , - pw J ' ' .5,'-me ,1::. y5,,g1.- 1:7 V J ,,..Q55-Q-gg, :Q'15gf' - '-. '- - up f , ,. V gh . ,1, ,u ,,. ,sq ,..vz.:4 ,, 4 ,Z A K, S .4 I mv-Q Ui' zQ.1+g -3 ,- .' , , .1,+.vf-.1.Zh,. wfvffiwf fm ,-2 .2 k 1 Q ' '1.. 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