Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

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106 First row: Mr. Hinesman, adviser, Fred Holley, president, Phil Pelok, vice president, David Kellermeyer, secretary, John Miller, treasurer, Bill Wolff, Jim Stone, Bart Beniamin . . . Second row: Herb Gettys, Bill Weaner, Bill Tubbs, Bob Barnes, Denny Frederick, Dave Myers, Mike Oehler, Jim Myers, Dick Brown . . . Third row: Jim Shroyer, Bill Sweet, Dave Lantow, Lynn Seigman, Dave Karnes, Francis Beniamin, Larry Hardy, Dave McMillen, Dave Keesbery, Jim Andrist, Dick Yant . . . Fourth row: George Ford, Jim Roberts, John Briggs, Larry Grube, Tom Potts, Jerry Bergeon, Dave Etchie, Doug Davis, Bill Kenning, Steve Spurgeon, Darrell Engle. JU Illll HI-Y Christian thought, Christian action, and Christian leadership, is the platform of the Junior Hi-Y. The group has been very active around Defiance High School this year. The boys sponsored a Post Game Dance and other ac- tivities which include gym nights, hat and coat check, and a service project for the school. The officers this year were Fred Holley, president, Phil Pelok, vice president, David Kellermeyer, secretary, and John Miller, treasurer. The faculty adviser is Mr. Hinesman. This year's officers are, Seated: Fred Holley, president, Phil Pelok, vice presi- dent, David Kellermeyer, secretary, John Miller, treasurer . . . Standing: Jim Stone, Mr. Hinesman, adviser, Bill Wolff.

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lIE UF 1957 A little friendly advice . . . Getting ready for the game . . . Professor Phillips at work . . . Our faithful mascot . . . Surrey with the fringe on top . . . Future president C?l and present Veep Oh! That Christmas spirit . . . With this spirit how can we lose? v lc is-' 1.4

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R, yr i I o A 1 ' j l K' 1 D r l - f 5 I 1-I -. :' 7 t , t ti x Boys interested in developing good charac- ter, along with clean living, clean speech, athletics, and scholarship, have an oppor- tunity to join Senior Hi-Y. Following their program of Christian action, the members, under the leadership of Mr. Fallon, annually participate in numerous school activities. ln- cluded in these are the printing and selling of programs at basketball tournaments, as well as sponsoring the Christmas Dance and Homecoming ceremonies. Another aim of the Senior Hi-Y is to arouse an interest in government. For this reason, each year several delegates are sent to the irst row M Fallon adviser Jon Easley, president Jerry Miller vice president Bruce Gossman sec Spengler chaplain Second row Noffsinger, Bob Stone Art Fred erick, Larry Smellie . . . Third row Dave Schlegel, John Miller, Ed Stephens, Phil Schautele, Larry Frank, Jack Demyan, Junior Lipp George Daft f-:N , . F' : . , ' , . LX I , , 5 3 . . l f: retary, David Hill, treasurer, Dan 7- X , i , . . : Q Dale Boggs, Bill Campbell, Larry 'J . , - til, ' I . ti be 3 r' f 'r SE Illll Ill-Y X, 'S Officers of the Senioi HIY plan tttmt.: ,, coming Festivities Ji-tty Mill,-t, vice president, Jon Easley, preside-nt, David . Hill, treasurer, Bruce Gossman -,e-rut-titty Mr Fallon, adviser -'t W.-A Hi-Y Model Legislature at Columbus where a model government is set up and run by delegates from throughout the state. The brothership fostered in Hi-Y, together with the experience gained there, gives each boy a fine background for later life. Members also take part in district rallies and banquets held throughout the year. En- tertainment and workshops highlight these meetings. Officers this year are Jon Easley, presi- dent, Jerry Miller, vice president, Bruce Goss- man, secretary, David Hill, treasurer, Dan Spengler, chaplain, Don Lethers, sergeant- at-arms.