Deshler High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Deshler, OH)

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was also msde Ne deemed it mise to retain our s ldent leader Louise Butler and her assist nt Peter Blake, we changed Frsnces is from the task of treasurer to that of secr tary and we elected Lila Egbxrt to fulfill the duties of treasurer Our journey proceeded without detours Agzir we proved fur abill T as mumm rs by presenting another assembly plsy WThe Tsntrum with Peter Blake and Merle Meyer as the On October e 16th, although it was raining, we stooped on our intellectual trrvels 4 1 bit rf relxxntion in the form of a Wiener roast at the' of Donald Gordon At the time of the county tests honor was ug in brought upon cur class by Mary Leona who placed 2nd in Bookke ping, nd Louise Butler, who olsced 2nd in world history As e neared the 2nd mileoost ve paused to chosen other o thwoys During +1 ?nd mil h lo t s travel ing comp nions Wolt r B rs , Bat L Mel ll n, Lill in Ret tig, Helen McNally, Herbert M ver nd Juliu Vmn De Busche The 3rd mile nrv str tched be 4 us It opp ared o strenu ous but chollenging distsnc Th troveline was becoming more involved nd difficult 2 guides, Miss Connelly and M1 s Ruch, were appointed since the QV seemed more h zmrdrus Our student leader, Louise Butler, was still at our 6 , but the task of as slsting her had shifted to the s of M ily Piermcini Frances, is vas retained QS secretmry ond Yom D111 took over the duties of treasurer More numerous vere our accom lishments in this 55rd mile We von the 31? lst prize or our N z-1 iq. , v J f b , 3 . . 7 g. I rx 3 3 C' ' l k f ' ..--- A 'N A .. I ' X ? I 9 . -NMel,5 2 , . 3 U 0 g L A A A Q ' E . , V c flrly 4 , . g . '7 's. . th bl' . Y .1 1 . I A L 4 L 1 1 'R , 4 .3i.R 4- :lu . .. 1. - 1 3 Qi '. -. ,- . f 9. ' A . v ' ' '-X y N el 3 . p -.' . W Q 1 'V A L V L I take count of our number and fgnin we discovered T- ssl, some had Ld v, , ., ,Ye . .l-1 We od s o f L3 Q . 2 . e Q .- f's 3 -m .151 e M 1 e AAX I a P et' , 0 s '. e . 1 V E? 3 ' , 1' A e . ' 4- i f 9 p 9 ' . Y A 5 4 . 3 7 . K, fr . S C : my K QA g I, . I I .. i . L., A k ' r ,J I ' H r Q gQ 4 N -'- , r e ' 7 . ., 53. 1 ' v' gg f lf: ' O , J I I f' , 1 V f H rs f W--'

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ON TFT ROaD Long ago in the Y 33 1958 we ler iigj, green but e ger fresh elage of Miss Somers as our guide leader, we rapidly emerged from our N 4 for a long t sist Miss Somers and Louise Blake as assistant leader, Blair Stentz as secretary TO CRADUA ION began our iournev through D sh Under the eyoert tut and Louise Butler as our grodn our cocoon and began to unfold interesting, 4 mile journey To as in olanning our route we elected Pete Frances is as treasurer, and Ours was the largest grous then jour neying through , comnosed of 41 members In prooortion to our siz playlet 4 Pleracini, roles, the -Q more our accomoli hm nts W gav 9 ol ys l Q sho t chan L entitled Ghost Interfer ncen in which I ily Walt r B rg and Peter Bllke olaved the leading r, a comedy drama in 3 acts, Yimmle Yonson s Yoo Peter Blake, Louise Butler, Emily Piersciri, and Blair Stentz were in the ing roles. V dcnat d the nroc eds from t is 4 the n w motion, machine To further N the scenery along the w y we had a oar T M rium On our l st milefs journey L N Levis llv n the monotony of rch 15 in the audito brought glory to our itinerant group bv nl cing 2 nd in the general science coun T test Some ff our f llow trav l rs had left u at thf IJ to journey on in other directions These 'ere Len H nning, Blll King, and Lorena Beyer Past the l st mile cost our guide changed W oassed from the efficient but now weary s of Mlss Srmers to the wlse guide e of Nr Ford A ch nge in student leader F 1 TT A...a . 1' - . .. I T I S I . if f ....-.-.....-. I X- I, Q :L ff ... .. ' N 0 , - ,X , -- V -EJ 4' .. ,Ill-X -1- . . . 1 . L tgxh X? f f . P! , bu , . L. H i . I L L , I-' .- 1 ,I Z-Q , 1 x L .' ' C . ,1 ' I u L L .1 , , , x L 'B 1 ,,,, , k . , L , ,, A ,. .J . . L K . , gs: .:.. f A ., . . A ' 4-V :ra-2 L 4:3 7 , S Q , e ,-.C S U L 57 L --' C L In ,, a H 4 ,z JT-.- X A .1 6 KJ A 'm ' fu x. T3 5' F' L L l . F W ' A .', ,X othe 1, - f,. 1 .. N , . L ' H 3 1 3 . ,W , c' . I r 1 ml' - ' '- 5 1 . . V - T 1 ae .5 fi J A c, A h L ,V-1 . 5 1 3'-, 1 G 5 v 2. L , . 3 - . 9 3 . . -' : ,H 5 ' - Fi , L ' - u C .. '- Y 0 -' , B -'-' J . . 2 Q Q- 4. . fl .1 ' O ' z K' X 0 . ..1 1 e , e e , s 3 503 L 1' -, I ,XSL Al I t-, 17' V .1 l 1 53 , P c fi I , I 4- ' L L h 1 ' U g S L . 3 I I I L x L ' - f . J 'nn : I ' rr-B-1, .UU , -, . ' pl h 3 4 A .. I

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Hal1owe'en float On December the ll th we gave a Jitney supper followed by a dance in the auditorium, and we also sold X mas cards to increase our tr v ling funds As an incentive 4 our further struggle up the steep trail to knowledge end as a reward for progress alreadv made we received at tnis time badges of mer it, our class Our next und rtaking was a UL1l' Abner Dance which was a nov lty to ev ryonc and turned out 2 be quite successful Once mor Pet r Blake proved himself the John Bar rymor of our group vh n for the 5 rd successive Y he held the ine role in the class play The play chosen was UJ1miny Crick tsu and supporting Peter w re other able m mb rs of th group Now ahead of us loomed a great event the Junior Senior Banquet' The approach was steep and laborlous but when the sum ml was gained hat a lovely view' The sc ne was a beach the distance a ,X c uld be s n upon the ocean ov rhead was a olue, blu sky nd alone the reach grew palm We stopped to dlne and d nce Again in the county tests some of our group I re victorious Marv L onaf placed lst in Shorthand M ilv Pieracini was 2nd in Typing, and June l r was 5rd in Typing With th next mile post just ahead we checked and agair noted some of our fellow travelers were mis sing During the last mile Fred Haughavout Jr and Cletus Erford had left our group J st a lay our goal' But though our journey was now nearing its end, there were yet many obstacles be 4 us 1 of our guides, Miss Connellv had D parted the other Miss Buch, con tinued on the way with us P t r Blake was our lead r, Franklin , 9 . 1.1 1. 11 ,- -' - ' 1 - . . . , , , - 'fi '3 Q- 1 . . . . J, Je' 77 A, . V , , l, .2 5 --'ka -. a- A '- . 'So .Q . .1 A1 A ga 1 I .2 r - A . 1 K 0 V I Q . IQ .A J . . , -. V . 74 e Y ,e , , - , . , - W ,.l 'f - ., , L .K . . , A. .g, ,, lf., ' Q Q Q -3 i3 xi A s.' - r - . 4- . 'fk ef U . .f,. .1 H -1 J f '- ' , . '- 1 I J 1 . . 4 L .1 4 , , , .- -t , g .--WMM an U, e,. . . . In f - . Q I Y , , ' ,. - E? - , , 2. . .., J, ,, X Q 'So - V 1 K . 1. D on , 4 . J' A Vic I . Lv., ru J Q ,I 4 1. . 0 ' , L . , l ...H ' - Q asm Q - - - ff J 1 ex-JL' . . , A , . ,, f ,. , -1- . - J , . F -7 q c ' .1 1 . u - ' f 1 1 C A, Q . .,.,E , l N, . 1 . K ,- Q . t , 4Af1 . ' , -' 1 ca Q Q . p V N . A., r ,. ..