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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

produced by Senior Class of Ue Finish To Begin JablsL ofc fonbwldu Administration ................. 7 Seniors .......................1 1 Underclassmen ..................20 Activities .....................25 Sports ....................... 43 (Annual Sta £ Editor ..............................................James Dierickx Assistant Editor...................................Richard Courtney Business Manager ....................Delores Mahlman Assistant Business Manager...........................Linda Yungmann Advertising Manager ...................Cehrett Farquharson Assistant Advertising Manager........................Janis Goller Photographer .........................................Gene Maas Assistant Photographers.... Charlie Moses, Marvin Tietje Division Make-up Activities.... Administration Class History ... Class Will ... Prophecy ..... Seniors ...... Sports ....... Underclassmen ...Richard Stanfield ......Betty Betts Mary Koppenhofer Marilyn Johnson ......Janet Robison ......Ella Otten ......Reggie Meyer ......Marian Fintel cljsLcuibu On September 6, 1954, classes began at dear old Deshler High. The Seniors plunged right into their work this first month pre- paring for their Washington trip. On the 24th, the Seniors went to neighboring towns to solicit ads for the DE-HI. Lots of fun, no school! The whole student body was enter- tained on September 28 by the Galvanos , master of Hawaiian music. During another assembly program, Mr. Donnell exhibited the prizes won by the F.F.A. boys for poultry judging at the F.F.A. National Convention. Congratulations, boys! No school again for the Seniors—class pictures were taken Oc- tober 21 at Fostoria. On October 26, we witnessed the dramatic arts of the Juniors in their play Sing for Your Supper. The coming Halloween brought a festive air to Deshler; Vernie Tussing and Karen Lee reigned as king and queen of the celebra- tion. About this time, the Seniors began their Christmas car drive and the Juniors started selling door decorations. November 2, Bill Wonders came from Fostoria to take individual pictures. Surprisingly, his cam- era survived the ordeal! ! On November 5, we plunged into the basketball season by meeting Hoytville. Of course, the Seniors sold popcorn and candy at the home games. What? No school again? Yep—Armistice Day. This is getting to be a habit, no school on the 15th either. We all went to the fields to decrease the pheasant popula- tion. Thanksgiving Day brought us poor students two more free days. All through December the Music Department prepared for the beautiful Christmas Concert which they gave on December 22. The following day at 2 o'clock, the doors were flung open and out rushed the student body looking forward to a nice long vacation. December 28 brought the start of the Christmas Tournament and victory for our team. Back to school on the 3rd of January. Two days later, group pictures were taken for the Annual. 4 The week of the 12th brought sem- ester exams and soon after. Annual orders were token by the staff. In the evening, January 26, the Juniors went to Malinta for Career Night exercises and two days later the top 40% of the Senior Class went to Malinta for the scholarship tests. The Junior High Tournament started February 5; our boys took the trophy. Then on Febru- ary 15, the County Tournament began and our team took that trophy and entered the District battle on March 3. Our hats are off to Mr. Eicher and the team! Deshler's tal- ented musicians had a chance to perform March 5, when the District Contest for solos and ensembles was held at Bowling Green. Out of seventeen entries, D.H.S. came back with seven first . More music—on March 15, the band went to Liberty Center for the All-County Music Program and on the 19th they went to Bryan for the band and chorus Contest. Tests, tests, tests! Three whole days of them, from March 23 to 25 the Every Pupil Tests were given. March 25, the 5 Senior Ploy pocked the auditorium. Sand- wiched between tests and the Senior trip, the cast literally played their roles in Who Wouldn't Be Crazy? The Seniors finally scraped together enough money for their trip and so on a Sunday in March, a happy crowd left for Washington. The month of April was filled with many music events: State Contests for both solos and ensembles and for bands and choruses, the All-County Music Festival rehearsal and concert. The eighth grade tests were given during April. May 7 brought the final dis- trict scholarship tests, and on the 13th, Senior Day. On the 5th, the Juniors honored the Seniors with o grand banquet and dance. Baccalaureate came May 15 and on May 20, Deshler High said farewell to another graduating class—the Class of '55. In cap and gown, diploma in hand, and a sigh of relief, each Senior jubilantly exited the por- tals of dear old D. H. S. 6 ADMINISTRATION 7 Carol Miller—Bowling Green State University; Elementary; First Grade. Thelma Papoi—Bowling Green State University; Elementary; First Grade. Carolyn Everhardt—Bowling Green State Univer- sity; Kindergarten; B. S. in Ed. Marjorie Tussing—Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Third Grade. Verna Clayton — Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Second Grade. Margaret Donnell—Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Second Grade. Hildegard Scholl —Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Fourth Grade. Gladys Knight — Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Fourth and Fifth Grades. Ruth Dierickx — Bowling Green State University; Ele- mentary; Third Grade. Jo Lene Lance—Bowling Green State University; Elementary; Fifth Grade. Norma Diederich—Bowling Green State Univer- sity; Elementary; Sixth Grade. Ladonna Gerding—Mary Manse College; Ele- mentary; Sixth Grade. Richard Norton—Ohio North- ern University, Indiana Uni- versity, B.S. Bowling Green State University, Business Edu- cation, Senior Class Advisor. Eleanor Bower — Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Ed., Eight Grade Advisor. Dorothy Dunn—Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Ed., Home Ec. C. V. Donnell — B.S., Ohio State University, Vocational Agriculture. Garrold Parrott—Ohio Univer- sity, B.S. Miami University, graduate work Western Re- serve, Bowling Green State University, Social Science, Bi- ological Science, Industrial Arts, Phys. Ed., Sophomore Class Advisor. Margaret Stechschulte—B A. Liber- al Arts, Mary Manse College, Eng- lish, Science, Eighth Grade Advisor. Patricia Nichols—B.A. Liberal Arts, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State University, English, Spanish, Sci- ence, Freshman Class Advisor. Adelia Schwiebert — Wittenberg College, Ohio State University B.A., Bowling Green State University, English, Seventh Grade Advisor. Kenneth Smykil — Bowling Green State University, B.A., graduate work. Music, Education, Junior Class Advisor. James Weber—B.A., University of Toledo, Mathematics, Physical Sci- ence, Social Science, Senior Class Advisor. Chester Eicher—Defiance College, B.S. in Ed., Bowling Green State Uni- versity, graduate work, Sophomore Class Advisor. Librarians: Mrs. Challen ond Mrs. Meyer. Secretary: Mrs. McLaughlin. Bus Drivers: Bruce Holmes, Tom Kline, Merle Booth. Not present: James Weber. WjcdntsmanaL Cooks: Mrs. Budde ond Mrs. Royle. Reid Hathawoy Marie Gerdeman Eorl Haas 10 MEMORIES In 1951, 46 green freshmen entered Deshler High with James Weber as our advisor. Eleven new students joined us from Westhope; Betty Nickles, Ruth Swie- bert, Beatrice McMaster, Jean Creager, Carmen Imbrock, Marlene Meyer, Lois Hoops, Marvin Tietje, Ruth Bremer, Marilyn Shively and Janet Robison. Jonis Goller and Jim Diercx and Gene Maas were also new students. We lost two fellow classmates: Shirley Perry and Don Wink. We elected our officers who were Lowell Walthers, Donna Kop- penhofer, Morilyn Johnson, Joann Ruskey, and Vern Tussing. Before we knew it we were entering D. H. S. as Sophomores, with James Weber as our advisor. Betty Betts was our only newcomer and Melva Wink withdrew, leaving Deshler High with 44 experienced Sophomores. We elected Roger Trenkamp, Audrey Hoops, Gene Maas, Jim Dierickx and Beatrice McMoster to head the class for that year. Instead of an initiation we gave the freshmen a party to welcome them into high school. We ordered our class rings in the spring of I 953 and received them the follow- ing September, just in time to start the last half of our high school days. In September of 1953, 46 Juniors enrolled at D. H. S. Rollie Van Pelt, Delores Mahlman, and Charles Moses joined our class and Roselaine Zimmerman withdrew. James Weber was again our advisor and Betty Betts, Gene Maas, Carmen Imbrock, Morion Fintel and Linda Yungmann were our officers. Our Junior Class Play, Where's Laurie, was given October 26, 1954 with Mrs. Adelia Schwiebert and Mr. Robert Bonhardt directing it. The event which we had all been looking forward to was soon upon us, The Junior-Senior Prom, which was to be given May 6. We decided on the theme, Nep- tune's Gardens, which was decorated to resemble the oceon floor, with King Nep- tune reigning over the dance. A large lighted revolving ball was hung from the ceiling to give the effect of rippling waves. The stage was decorated to resemble an aquar- ium and gilted fish were hung from the ceiling. At twelve o'clock we went to the Star Theater to attend a show and then returned to the school for breakfast, to end one of the most important events of our high school days. We entered our last year of high school with 45 students. James Weber and Richard Norton were our advisors. Reggie Meyer joined our class and Paul Gobrogge withdrew. Rollie VanPelt moved awoy. The officers for this year were Gene Maas, Vern Tussing, Linda Yungmann and Marian Fintel. We started raising money for our trip with mogazine drives, Christmas Card Sales, refreshments at bosketboll games and selling candy at noon. Later on in our Senior year we sponsored a car wash, a show at the Star Theater and a fish fry. Another big event was our Senior Class Play, Who Wouldn't Be Crazy, which was given March 25, 1955. The directors were Richard Norton ond Miss Nichols. After a year of hard work, March 27 finally came and we left for Washington. After four days of sightseeing and excitement we re- turned to Deshler. Days flew by and it was soon time for our graduation. Baccalaur- eate Services were on May 15, and graduation on May 20. Farewell to dear old Deshler High. ELIZABETH ANN BETTS Betty Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Concert Bond 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Cheerleader 3; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3,4; Class Officer 3; Stu- dent Council 3; Student Safety Council 3; Class Play 3,4. BERNARD BREECE Ben Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 4; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; Student Safety Council 3, 4; Class Play 3,4. RUTH ANN BREMER Ruthie Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4. LOUIS E. COURTNEY Louie Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 4; Concert Band 1 ; Marching Band 1; Patrol Boy 1; Class Play 4. RICHARD COURTNEY Dick Concert Band 1; March- ing Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Student Safety Council 4; Class Play 4. CAROLYN JEAN CREAGER Jean Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Loyal D. Staff 3,4. JAMES E. DIERICKX Jim Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Class Play 3,4. GEHRETT GENE FARQUHARSON Mixed Chorus 1; Concert Band 1; Marching Band 1; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Patrol Boy 1; Class Play 3,4. MARIAN ALVINA FINTEL Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3,4; Class Play 4. JANIS MARIE GOLLER Jon Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- er 1; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Class Play 3,4. FRANKLIN H. HOGREFE Fronk Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Patrol Boy I AUDREY C. HOOPS Aud Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Class Officer 2; Student Coun- cil 2,3; Class Play 3,4. LOIS IRENE HOOPS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Class Ploy 3,4. CARMEN MAE IMBROCK Carm Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; F. H. A. 1. MARILYN LOUISE JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; F. H. A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3,4; Class Officer 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Class Play 4. NANCY LOU KLINE Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3 ,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. DONNA JEAN KOPPENHOFER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con cert Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 4; Cheer leader 2,3,4; Loyal D Staff 3; Class Officer 1 Student Council 1; Stu dent Safety Council 3,4 Class Play 3,4. MARY ANNA KOPPENHOFER Mary Ann Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; An- nual Stoff 4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Class Play 3,4. GENE F. MAAS Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Stoff 3; Class Officer 2, 3,4; Student Council 2, 4; Loyol D. Staff 4; Student Safety Counc- cil 3,4; Potrol Boy 1; Class Play 3,4. DELORES E. MAHLMAN Rick Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Safety Coun- cil 4; Halloween Queen's Attendant .4; Class Play 3,4. 13 BEATRICE MAE McMASTER Bea Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Bond 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Closs Officer 2; Student Council 2. GERALDINE D. MEYER Gerry Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Morching Bond 1,2,3,4; Loyal D. Stoff 3; Cheerleader 1; Class Play 3. MARLENE J. MEYER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Loyal D. Stoff 3,4; Student Safety Council 4; Closs Play 3. REGINALD 0. MEYER Reggie Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 4. CHARLES B. MOSES Chas Boseball 3,4; Basketbolf 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4. PHILIP A. NICHOLSON Phil Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 4; Class Play 3,4. BETTY LOUISE NICKELS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2. V JOHN HENRY NORDEN Mixed Chorus 3; Boys Glee 3; F. F. A. 1,3; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Safety Council 3,4; Patrol Boy 1,2. ELLA RUTH OTTEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 2,3,4; Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Bond 1,2; Annual Staff 4. IMOGENE E. REINHARDT Imy Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Loyal D. Staff 3. JANET MAE ROBISON Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Loyal D. Stoff 3,4; Student Safety Coun- cil 4; Class Play 4. MARY JOANN RUSKEY Jo Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1; Class Officer I; Student Council I. RUTH MARIE SCHWIEBERT Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2; Marching Band I. MARILYN JEAN SHIVELY Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4. ROBERT THOMAS SMITH Red Mixed Chorus 2,3; Boys Glee 3; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Dance Bond 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; F. F. A. 3; Student Safety Council 4; Patrol Boy 1,2. RICHARD T. STANFIELD Dick Mixed Chorus 3; Boys Glee 3; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Base- ball I; Basketball 1; An- nual Stoff 4; Loyol D. Staff 4; Class Ploy 3,4. ROBERT JAMES SUBER Bob Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JANET LOUISE THOMPSON J. T. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Loyal D. Staff 3; F. H. A. 1,2; Class Play 3. ERNEST C. TIETJE Ernie F. F. A. 1. MARVIN F. TIETJE Marv Marching Band 1; Annu- al Staff 4; Class Play 4. 15 ROGER T. TRENKAMP Trencclkamp Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 1, 3; Class Officer 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Patrol Boy 1. VERN EARL TUSSING Vcrnie Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Baseboll 1, 2, 3, 4; Bos- ketboll 1,2,3,4; Class Of- ficer 1; Student Council 1; Halloween King 4. LOWELL WALTHER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 1, 3,4; Closs Officer 1; Student Council 1; Patrol Boy 1. RICHARD F. YOCKEY Mixed Chorus 4; Boys Glee 4; Loyal D. Staff 3; Patrol Boy 1,2. VERLINDA ANN YUNGMANN Linda Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 3, 4; Student Council 3; Student Safety Council 4; Halloween Queen 3; Class Play 3,4. CLASS OF '55 Class Colors: BLUE WHITE Class Flower: RED ROSE c 'txiikL IxJilL (but JojdamsmL We the Senior Class of 1955 , residing in the city of Deshler, Henry County, State of Ohio, in the United States of America; being of unsound mind and overwhelming ambition, do hereby publish and declare this to be our final will and testament. To our patient advisors: To Mr. Weber, We leave a box of rustless, dustless, and really dustless chalk. Look at all the money you can save on dry cleaning bills. To Mr. Norton, we will a woman. Now you will still have someone to drag around by the hair after we leave. To the remaining faculty, we leave the precious memory of the well- behaved and innocent boys and girls we have always been. May you never forget us. To the Sophomores, we will our regular attendance in Mr. Burke's classes. Now he can be as proud of you, as he was of us. To the Freshmen, we will our ability to agree with the teachers, without losing our temper. I, Bob Suber, will my ability to get along with Mr. Shauck to Gene Moses. Watch that finger punch. I, Betty Betts, will to Arlene Spangler my eyelash curler. You'd be surprised what it can do for you. I, Ben Breece, will my ability to come to school only in the afternoons to John Smith. It's a good racket if you can get away with it. I, Louie Courtney, will to Jim Meyer my curly hair. And it's not a Toni. I, Gerry Meyer, will my ability to have parties to Shirley Creager. Think it over. We, Dick Courtney and Jim Dierickx, will our ability to study to Vic Plassman. Won't the teachers be surprised. I, Marian Fintel, will my giggles to Joan Fosnow. I, Ernest Teitje, will to Dick Wagner my Gift of Gab. I, Tom Smith, will my ability to drive the girls around to Norman Nickels. This will really keep you busy. I, Dick Stanfield, can't afford to will anything. It takes all my money to pay traffic fines. I, Janis Goller, will my big brown eyes to Norma Ruskey. Now you'll be able to see what's happening in the world. I, Audrey Hoops, will to Betty Rettig, my height. As of now you can carry the title of Miss Fire Hydrant of 1956. We, Roger Trenkamp and Lowell Walthers, will our ability to get into trouble and still stay out of it to Norman Nickels. I, Janet Thompson, will the adjustable seat of the Nash to Carol Koppen- hofer. It comes in handy sometimes. I, Mary Ann Koppenhofer, will to Martha Lee Hicks, my ability to lead the band. Now you can lead the band to victory. To Karen Lee, we can't will anything. What have we got that she already hasn't. I, Donna Koppenhofer, will my cheerleading ability to Donelda Behrman. With your voice, you'd do fine. I, Carmen Imbrock, will to Ruth Hogrefe, my ability to stick to one man. This will sure be a change. I, Linda Yungmann, will my red hair to Victor Cohrs. When you blush now, you'll have a good excuse. I, Vern Tussing, will my way with the women to Jim Sager. Oh what a time you'll have. i, Imogene Reinhardt, will my ability (athletic) to Elaine Hoops. I, Janet Robison, will my ability to cut-up in class to Elaine Tussing. Someone has to keep Mr. Norton happy. I, Marlene Meyer, will my long hair to Judy Longbrake. Now when people look at you from the back, they'll be able to tell what sex you are. I, Gehrett Farquharson, will my orneriness to Dave Rutter. You can have a lot of fun if you don't get caught. I, Delores Mahlman, will my position on the Annual Staff to Gerry Wright. You have all my sympathy! I. Joann Ruskey, will my hilarious laugh to Marge Conklin. See if it can get you in as much trouble as it did me. We, Marilyn Shively and Ella Often will our good naturedness, and ability to get along with everyone to Jerry Yungmann. I, Frank Hogrefe, will to Bob Drewes, my position on the basketball team. Let's see you on the first five next year. I, Phil Nicholson, will my singing ability to Bill Powell. Now you can make all the girls swoon. I, Charlie Moses, will my winning ways with the girls to Gary Monigold. They'll all be falling at your feet. We, Betty Nickels and Ruth Schwiebert, will our quietness to Norma Wolfe. This will sure be a change. I, Dick Yockey, will my innocence to Ronnie Jones. You Little Angel. I, Marvin Tietje, will my talkativeness to Ken Phillips. You'll never run down. I, John Norden, will to Dale Walthers, my Ford! Now you and Lowell don't have anything to argue about. I, Reggie Meyer, will my ability to sleep in school to Martin Yungmann. Now all you need is the liable excuse; a girl to keep you up all night. I, Gene Maas, will my position as Senior Class President, to Dick Wagner. It was fun, but the headaches ! I, Beatrice McMaster, will my friendliness to Ann Lee. With that and your looks, you'll go far. I, Lois Hoops, will my acting ability to Norma Wolfe. With this and your sense of humor you could make a great commediene. I, Nancy Kline, will my typing ability to Kathryn Bates. I can see it all now; three A's and an F. I, Jean Creager, will to Leona Vance my care free manner. Now you haven't a worry in the world. In witness thereof, we the Senior Class set our hand and seal to this document. Signed: President Vice Presi 18 (flaAA. (pAophna One bright morning, in the middle of the night, in the year 1965, as my wife and I had just boarded the train and got comfortably seated we heard the conductor coming down the aisle saying tickets please. It was none other than our old classmate of 55 , Gehrett Far- quharson. After he had finished picking up the tickets he came back and sat down with us. Knowing Gehrett for his gift of gab he reminded us of our school days of 55 . He said he had been back home in Deshler not too long ago visiting his family and he thought while he was home he would take in a wrestling match. As he arrived at the arena in Toledo he noticed a bul- letin outside saying that the women would wrestle. As he come in the wrestlers were al- ready out in the ring. The more he looked at them the more they looked very familiar. They were two old classmates of DHS, Imogene Rein- hardt and Ruth Schwiebert, better known as Rumpin Reinhardt and Sweet Pea Schwie- bert. This got us on the subject more and more and before we knew it we were discussing everyone in the class. Joanne Ruskey and Marian Fintel own a string of dance studios throughout the country and the most famous dance is to teach horses to do the Mambo. Tom Smith and John Norden are running a paintshop and are painting peoples cars red on one side and yellow on the other just to hear the witnesses argue at the trial. Ben Breece is a Buick dealer and you would well recognize him by the sign he has in front of his store. BREEZY BEN'S BUICKS! It might not be the best car in town but it certainly is the biggest. Ruth Ann Bremer is living in California. She heard Bing Crosby sing Y'all Come and de- cided to take his advice. Delores Mahlman has married a great cartoon- ist, D. R., and have four comic strips. That's a change isn't it? Dick Yockey is practicing hard on his piano in hopes that someday Liberace will be his as- sistant. Ka-see's in Toledo has been taken over by Lois Hoops and Marvin Tietje and their course of meals includes Shicken Show-Mein and for dessert Sherry pie and Sheddar Sheese. Jim Dierickx has finally succeeded in being a teacher. He is teaching Chimpanzees to be pickpockets through the crowd at the Toledo Zoo. Betty Nickles is working as a test pilot in a burl- esque show. Every night at nine she takes off. Marlene Meyer and Gerry Meyer have invented a jet propelled broom that is sweeping the country. Phil Nicholson has been on the blink ever since his wife gave him the eye! ! ! Mary Ann Koppenhofer has married a multi- millionaire but she just laughs and says, Pearls come from oysters, but diamonds come from suckers. Reggie Meyer hos invented a revolving goldfish bowl for tired goldfish. Frank Hogrefe is working on a new way to play pool on the round side of a square table. Bob Suber has changed from his trumpet to a tamberine. Salvation Army here we come. Ernest Tietje has a chicken farm and is raising chickens without wish-bones. He says they are such happy and contented chickens that they have nothing to wish for. Janet Thompson is the main star in the Broad- way play Rain. She plays the lead of Miss Sadie Thompson. Betty Betts is hanging out in Greenwich Village, New York. She is working on her latest mas- terpiece, a life size statue of Richard Nor- ton which she intends to donate to our dear old Alma Mater. Charley Moses is working for the FBI. He rounds up people with loaded arms in their sleeves. Lowell Walthers, a famous jockey, has won the Kentucky Derby for three years in a row. He quotes, Next year the horse is going to carry me. Janis Goller is in show business and has a job working for her father on the stage. She is best known as Gorgeous Goller. Dick Courtney and Audrey Hoops as a team have become successful interior decorators. He specializes in chandeliers while she sticks to carpeting. Marilyn Johnson is in a U. S. 0. troop with Mar- ilyn Shively and Linda Yungmann. Shively plays the piano, Yungmann sings while John- son dances! ! ! Dick Stanfield editor and owner of the Deshler Flag has hired Jean Creager to help in the proof reading. There are only 10% of the words misspelled. Carmen Imbrock, having married Don Hogrefe, has become leader of the local garden club. Her latest speech concluded, With ten of us around the house we're all a little potty. Vern Tussing has his own orchestra now. He calls it his Rubber Band, because he is try- ing to stretch the music as far as he can. Ella Otten and Nancy Kline are putting out alarm clocks that don't run down. They say that all you have to do is set them on a wind- ing staircase. Donna Koppenhofer and Beatrice McMaster own a jewelry store. Right now they have a special 3-piece combination on their rings. Engagement, Wedding, and Teething. Gene Maas who is now a famous electrician, says that at the slightest mistake he will be tickled to death. Roger Trenkamp plays a harmonica in a hill- billy band. He always was good at eating corn on the cob. The train is now coming to a stop and the crowds ore rushing on. Before we could say farewell's, Gehrett was pushed to the other end of the car and as we got off the train, and turned to wave good-by we saw Gehrett still fighting the crowds. 19 |_| 'Ll ' |__J I | ' 3= -T i 1— I I I 1 1 i II U T ■ LjBr —r -i- 4 1 1—J ! t t ' f I L «, ft A. tt U 7 — UNDERCLASSMEN 1 J Sophomore Cl -- s Officers Earl McMonamo Dave Seeman Tilden Maas Mary Lou Wagner Tom Betts Freshman Class Officers Bernard Koppenhofer Ed Rivera Lowell Thurston Linda Wade Larry Sterling LJ-J 11 y 1 1 .. ff Junior Class Officers Martha Hicks Ann Lee Ruth Hogrefe Elaine Tussing Gory Monigold xierato FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gerry Wright, Leona Vance, Elaine Hoops, Judy Longbrake, Carol Koppenhofer, Karen Lee, Donelda Behrman. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Bates, Shirley Creager, Norma Ruskey, Bernadine’Panning, Norma Jean Wolfe, Joann Fosnow, Margaret Conklin. THIRD ROW: Ruth Hogrefe, Elaine Tussing, Ann Lee, Martha Lee Hicks, Arlene Spangler. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Richard Wagner, Jim Meyer, Dale Walther, Jim Sager, Johnny Smith, Gene Moses. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smykil, Gerald Yungmann, Norman Nickels, Martin Yungmann, Victor Cohrs. THIRD ROW: Gary Monigold, Robert Drewes, Ronald Jones, Bill Powell, David Rutter, Kenneth Phillips. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joan Clayton, Rosalie Ziegler, Troos Rickerd, Kay Stanfield, Mary Lou Wogner, Mary Reynolds, Alice Imbrock, Janis Rosebrook. SECOND ROW: Mr. Paratt, Joe Ruskey, Alice Courtney, Loretta Weaver, Arlene Sunder- man, Carol Moses, Margie Johnson, Shirley Ruskey, Lois Cohrs, Rita Gerken, Roy Luna. THIRD ROW: Eddie Rohrs, Orville Trenkomp, Edward Wenner, Jim Robison, Dennis Jock- son, David Seeman, Eldon Nickels, Jim Neiling. 22 FIRST ROW: Judy Firman, Kathryn Beomen, Lynnette Burkey, Peggy Holder, Sally Baugh- man, Donna Jeon Hillard, Arloween Harmon, Linda Price. SECOND ROW: Mr. Eicher, Norman Hathaway, Tilden Moos, Anita Otten, Ruth Behrmon, Donno Lee Fintel, Tom Betts, Jim Reese, Earl Thompson. THIRD ROW: Robert Panning, Ross Purcell, Alfred Hogrefe, Philip Breece, Donald Rettig, Larry Chollen, Ronald Dingledine, Dick Phillips. F R E S H M E N FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jean Shear, March Breece, Janet Tussing, Anna Trenkamp, Noncy Michael, Jane Godeke, Linda Wade, Lois Vance, Pauline Hoops. SECOND ROW: Leo Clausen, Jim Haos, Ralph Fry, Dennis Fintel, Larry .King, Jerry Fos- now, Tom Romaker, Robert Gottschalk, Donald Panning, Willis Schwiebert, Miss Nickels. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: James Schroeder, Lois Hinrichs, Marilyn Yantz, Annabelle Smith, Janet Schwiebert, Phyllis Kline, Janet Wagner, Lowell Thurston. SECOND ROW: Bernard Koppenhofer, Gale Eickmier, Dale Behrman, Ed Rivera, Walter Meyer, Ray Rosebrook, Richard Diem, Daniel Tussing, Larry Sterling, Bill Gerdeman. 23 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Tom Rutter, Larry Siegler, Lynn Sterling, Dick Reese, Richard Yarnell, Steve Cain, Larry Wink, Jim Gerdemon. SECOND ROW: Patty Sterrett, Susie Huskey, Mary Mohlman, Norma Hogrefe, Paula Reiter, Mary Ann Jackson, Ruth Seedorf, Sue Clayton, Carol Cowell, Diana Firman, Carol Prowont. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bower, Juonito Trenkomp, Dora Sanchez, Jean Johnson, VVonda Tietje, Wanda Hoops, Macile Casteel, Margoret Behrman, Earla Sharpe, Colleen Wagner, Patty Blue, Ann Romaker, Ronald Panning, Billy Hogrefe, Mrs. Stechshulte. FOURTH ROW: Carol Meyer, Mona Barr, Judy Spangler, Rudolph Basselman, Richard Hill- ard, James Tussing, Ronald Hoops, Marcile Hill, Kay Koehnke, Barbara Van Drent, Kay Thatcher. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Fred Crouch, Richard Jones, Kenneth Mahlman, Ralph Pendle- ton, Bruce Ward, John Hawkins, Eldor Cohrs, James Powell. SECOND ROW: Lorena Challen, Rebecca Stoepfel, Sarah Mansfield, Sharon Young, Janice Rettig, Joyce Wensink, Judy Diem, Karol Rader, Janice Walther, Jennie Wenner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Schwiebert, Nancy Walther, Joanne Koehnke, Carolyn Arps, Beverly Van Zandt, Sue Beckford, Betty Von Scoyoc, Patricia Yantz, Judy Powell, Astrid Monigold, Bar- bara Overmeyer. FOURTH ROW: James Pelton, Norman Sunderman, Blair Breece, Richard Hogrefe, Larry Rumbaugh, Don Tussinger, Christopher Stoepfel, Larry Baer, Jerry Van Horn, Brant Watson, Jerry Hutter, Thomas Hunt. ACTIVITIES SdwoL (Band, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Karen Lee Martha Lee Hicks, Ann Lee, Ann Romaker, Donna Hillard, Buddy Ward, Jerry VonHorn, Paula Reiter, Larry Baer, Norman Sundermann, Ruth Hogrefe, Audrey Hoops, Beverly VanZandt, Mary Ann Koppenhofer. SECOND ROW: Patty Starrett, Carol Meyer, Judy Spangler, Patty Blue, Carl Cowell, Sue Clayton, Astrid Monigold, Janis Goller, Judy Longbroke, Joan Clayton, Linda Price, Macile Casteel, Sara Fay Mansfield. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fosnow, Barbara Van Drent, Larry Rumbaugh, Arlene Spangler, Elaine Hoops, Joan Fosnow, Nancy Walthers, Carol Rader, Janis Walther, Janice Rettig, Judy Powell, Joyce Wensink, Margarete Behrmann. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Yantz, Patty Yontz, Robert Panning, Anna- belle Smith, Lois Henrichs, Janet Wagner, Rosalie Ziegler, Lynette Burkey, Troas Rickerd, Mary Lou Wagner, Kay Stanfield, Sally Baughman, Peggy Holder, Kathryn Beaman. FIFTH ROW: Alice Imbrock, Alice Courtney, Pauline Hoops, Ruth Behrman, Bernadine Ponning, Janet Robison, Marlene Meyer, Gerry Meyer, Marilyn Shively, Nancy Kline, Betty Betts, Carol Koppenhofer, Beatrice McMaster. SIXTH ROW: Donald Panning, Jim Shroeder, Billy Gerdeman, Larry Sterling, Elaine Tussing, Ann Lee, Norma Wolfe, Carmen Imbrock, Linda Yungmann, Donna Koppenhofer, Ronald Hoops, Rudolph Basselman. SEVENTH ROW: Mr. Smykil, Ben Breece, Bob Suber, Vern Tussing, Earl Thompson, Tom Betts, Dick Stanfield, Tom Smith, Tilden Maos, Richard Diem, Danny Tussing, Bill Powell. t FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Smykil, Joan Clayton, Phyllis Kline, Marilyn Yantz, Lois Hinrichs, Annobelle Smith, Jonis Goller, Audrey Hoops, Judy Longbroke, Donna Hillard, Arlouween Harmon, Jonis Rose- brook, Alice Imbrock, Linda Price. SECOND ROW: Shirley Creager, Norma Ruskey, Betty Nickels, Ruth Ann Bremer, Kathryn Botes, Ruth Hogrefe, Leona Vonce, Janet Schwie- bert, Janet Wagner, Margaret Conklin, Geraldine Wright, Elaine Hoops, Donna Koppenhofer. THIRD ROW: Arlene Spangler, Ann Lee, Bernodine Panning, Janet Tuss- ing, Marilyn Johnson, Rosalie Zeigler, Anita Otten, Donna Fintel, Ruth Behrman, Rita Gerken, Ruth Schwiebert, Marian Fintel, Joann Ruskey. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Meyer, Pauline Hoops, Marlene Meyer, Janet Robison, Mary Ann Koppenhofer, Lois Hoops, Kay Stanfield, Sally Baughman, Peggy Holder, Mary Wagner, Lynette Burkey, Carol Moses, Mory Reynolds. FIFTH ROW: Betty Betts, Janet Thompson, Linda Yungmann, Carmen Imbrock, Danelda Behrman, Ella Otten, Marilyn Shively, Nancy Kline, Delores Mahlmon, Beatrice McMaster, Jean Creager, Alice Courtney, Lauretta Weaver. SIXTH ROW: Willis Schwiebert, Billy Gerdeman, Bernard Koppenhofer, Ralph Fry, Robert Gottschalk, Jim Reese, Ross Purcell, Jerry Fosnow, Phil Nicholson, Gerald Yungmann, Louis Courtney, Robert Panning, Larry Sterling. SEVENTH ROW: Ben Breece, Vern Tussing, Larry King, Dennis Jack- son, Jim Robison, Norman Nickels, Tom Romaker, Jim Shroeder, Eldon Nickels, Dave Seeman, Earl Thompson, Dale Behrman, Joe Ruskey. EIGHTH ROW: Tilden Maas, Tom Betts, Ed Rivera, Gail Eichmeier, Lowell Thurston, Martin Yungmann, Walter Meyer, Dennis Fintel, Gary Monigold, Richard Diem, Donald Rettig, Jim Meyer, Alfred Hogrefe. 4 FIRST ROW: Mr. Smykil, Jim Reese, Ed Rivero, Tilden Moos, Jim Shroeder, Bernard Koppenhofer, Bill Gerde- man, Lowell Thurston, Willis Schwiebert, Joe Ruskey, Goil Eichmeier, Robert Panning, Lorry Sterling, Jerry Fosnow. SECOND ROW: Normon Nickels, Jim Robison, Alfred Hogrefe, Gory Monigold, Walter Meyer, Dennis Fintel, Martin Yungmonn, Tom Romoker, Eldon Nickles, David Seemon, Robert Gottschalk, Ralph Fry, Ross Purcell. THIRD ROW: Donald Rettig, Jim Meyer, Ben Breece, Vern Tussing, Tom Betts, Richard Diem, Dennis Jack- son, Lorry King, Dale Behrman, Jerry Yungmonn, Phil Nicholson, Louis Courtney, Earl Thompson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Smykil, Joan Clayton, Phillis Kline, Marilyn Yantz, Lois Henrichs, Annabelle Smith, Janis Goller, Audrey Hoops, Judy Longbrake, Don- na Hillard, Arloween Harmon, Janis Rosebrook, Alice Imbrock, Linda Price, Nancy Micheals. SECOND ROW: Shirley Creager, Norma Ruskey, Betty Nickels, Ruth Bremer, Kathryn Bates, Ruth Hogrefe, Leona Vance, Janet Schwiebert, Janet Wagner, Margaret Conklin, Geraldine Wright, Elaine Hoops, Donna Koppen- hofer. THIRD ROW: Arlene Spangler, Ann Lee, Bernadine Panning, Janet Tussing, Marilyn Johnson, Rosalie Zeig- gler, Anita Otten, Donna Lee Fintel, Ruth Behrman, Rita 28 Gerken, Ruth Schwiebert, Marion Fintel, Joann Ruskey. FOURTH ROW: Gerry Meyer, Pauline Hoops, Marlene Meyer, Janet Robison, Mory Ann Koppenhofer, Lois Hoops, Kay Stanfield, Sally Baughman, Peggy Holder, Mary Lou Wagner, Lynette Burkey, Carol Moses, Mary Reynolds. FIFTH ROW: Betty Betts, Janet Thompson, Linda Yung- mann, Carmen Imbrock, Danelda Behrman, Ella Otten, Marilyn Shively, Nancy Kline, Delores Mahlman, Beatrice McMaster, Jean Creager, Alice Courtney, Alice Imbrock. SIXTH ROW: Judy Firman, Shirley Ruskey, Marjorie Johnson, Linda Wade, Jean Godeke, Annamorie Tren- komp, Lois Vance, March Breece. J'ldwiSL dlom malvUiA. JuiuhSL J FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. V. Donnell, Robert Drewes, Kenneth Phillips, David Seeman, Lowell Walther, Dale Walther, Edward Rohrs, Joe Ruskey. SECOND ROW: Norman Nickels, Donald Rettig, Dennis Jackson, Jim Robison, Phillip Breece, Orville Trenkamp, Eldon Nickels, Dick Phillips, Jerry Fosnow. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Judy Firman, Norma Hogrefe, Mary Lou Mahlman, Daunita Fir- man, Patricia Sterrett, Miss Dunn. SECOND ROW: Kay Koehnke, Marcile Hill, Dora Sanchez, March Breece, Lois Vance, Janet Tussing, Jean Shearer. 29 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Ann Koppenhofer, Jonis Goller, Jim Dierickx, Delores Mahl- mon, Marilyn Johnson, Gene Moas. SECOND ROW: Morion Fintel, Janet Robison, Gehrett Fdrquharson, Betty Betts, Dick Stan- field, Lindo Yungmonn. THIRD ROW: Elio Often, Marvin Tietje, Charles Moses, Reggie Meyer, Richard Courtney. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jeon Creoger, Betty Betts, Janet Robison, Marilyn Johnson, Judy Longbroke, Karen Lee, Marlene Meyer. SECOND ROW: Delores Mohlman, Arlene Spangler, Ann Lee, Dick Stanfield, Richard Court- ney, Gory Momgold. 30 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Norman Sunderman, Bsant Wotson, Carol Koppenhofer, Ann Lee, Janice Walther, Kay Thatcher, Carol Cowell, James Tussing. SECOND ROW: Tilden Maas, Tom Betts, Gary Monigold, Vern Tussing, John Norden, Gene Maos, Raymond Rosebrook, Ed Rivera, Lowell Thurston. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Dick Reese, Dick Hillard, Richard Yarnell, Jim Gerde- man, Kenny Mahlman, Eldor Cohrs, Ronnie Panning. SECOND ROW: Larry Sigler, Ronald Hoops, Thomas Rutter, Rudolph Basselman, Lynn Sterling, Blair Breece. 31 FIRST ROW: Dick Stanfield, Linda Yungmann, Audrey Hoops, Delores Mahlmon, Ben Breece. SECOND ROW: Mary Anna Koppenhofer, Betty Betts, Louis Courtney, Geh- rett Farquharson, Gene Moas. THIRD ROW: James Dierickx, Marian Fintel, Lois Hoops, Richard Courtney, Phil Nicholson, Donna Koppenhofer. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jim Meyer, Gene Moses, Carol Koppenhofer, Judy Long- broke, Gary Monigold. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stechschulte, Margaret Conklin, Ruth Hogrefe, Karen Lee, Don- elda Behrman, Ann Lee, Arlene Spangler, Mrs. Schwiebert. THIRD ROW: Martin Yungmann, Gerald Yungmann, Eloine Hoops, Norma Wolfe, Elaine Tussing, Leona Vance, Martha Lee Hicks, Jim Sager. (play. £4£ QunjuDJL amt Ssmiok, fianqu L ofc “54” FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lorry Fintel, James Goller, John Watson, Fred Panning, Donald Jackson, Gene Rader, Ronald Thompson, Ronald Wink. SECOND ROW: Nondalee Blue, Barbara Gerdeman, Lavonda Baker, Dolores Hogrefe, Mar- ianne Wensink, Karen Rosebrook, Carol Swihart, Royetta Beamand, Verona Otten. THIRD ROW: Norma Diederich, James Burkey, Richard Heine, David Papoi, Santos San- chez, Karen Reese, Calvin Massman, William Sherman, Ronald Casteel, Howard Powell, David Ruskey. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Robert Liendecker, Lester Drewes, Hartwell Pelton, Eldon Tietje, David Will ter, Robert Gerdeman. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Scharf, Kay Leffler, Brenda Miller, Judy Van DeBussche, Carolyn Dingledine, Joyce Phillips, Romoine Breec , Darlene Steffan, Mary Jone Gerschutz, Sharon Bishop. THIRD ROW: Miss Gerding, Martin Hogrefe, Gary Gribbell, Thomas Cain, Jerry Neiling, Nancy Fintel, William Smith, Stephen Price, Andrew Johnson, Robert Seeman. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Danny Royle, Kasee Powell, Jim Hawkins, Paul Hinrichs, Allan Schroeder, Burr Pelton, Dennis Overmeyer, Kenny Tussing, Larry Bassleman. SECOND ROW: Judy Gerdeman, Anita Brooks, Karen Croninger, Susan Romaker, Ellen lies, Patricia Frasher, Pam Holder, Mary Lou Seedorf, Linda Hogrefe, Rose Anna Mansfield, Sandra Pendleton. THIRD ROW: Miss Lance, Jack Clayton, Ronnie Johnson, Bob Rutter, Danny Porratt, Leslie Spangler, Non Van Scoyoc, Roy Paniagua, Virginia Prowant, David Swihart, Mike Jackson, Bob Sherman, Diane King, Joan Sunderman. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Stephen Beckford, Ralph Ellis, Jackie Prowant, Douglas Van Horn, Stephen Powell, Tommy Curtis, David Arps. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Stoepfel, Janice Casteel, Bonnie Blue, Mary Lou Swihart, Sharon Baker, Ruth Ann Panning, Betty Godeke, Pamela Franz. THIRD ROW: Miriam Otten, Mrs. Knight, Larry Donald, Dennis Willier, David Trenkamp, Nedra Oberlitner, Robert Tietje, Johnny Sharp, Peggy Walther. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marvin Mahlman, Jonnie Hogrefe, Delbert Rosebrook, Robert Budde, Lawrence Coche, James Rosebrook, Joe Coffenberry, Lyle Reiter, Thomas Van DeBussche. SECOND ROW: Shirley Gerchutz, Nancy Phillips, Phyllis Gottschalk, Thelma Prowant, Mary Lou Dingledine, Marilyn Markwood, Patty lies, Susan Roder, Candace Breece, Mary Hoops. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Cain, Mrs. Scholl, Jean Panning, Gloria Carrizales, Dennis Ball, Elroy Arps, John Kidwell, Edwin Meyer, Jr., Robert Walther, Robert Hoops, John Chaney. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Terry Baer, Billy Henderson, Jimmie Kinder, Dennis Reese, Rob- ert LeVeck, Jimmy Ponning. SECOND ROW: Beverly Rumbaugh, Marilyn Moses, Alma Koehnke, Patty Reiter, Sharon Boll, Rosemary Overmeyer, Patty Seedorf. THIRD ROW: Ruth Dierickx, Teacher; Betty Meyer, Marlene Rosebrook, Danny Tussing, Jane Rathge, Larry Brooks, Robert Meyer, Don Thompson. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ted Sbermon, George Lederer, Jimmy Porker, Dovid Stoepfel, Arnold Hogrefe, Juan Cruz, Danny Peterson, John Newton, Terry Robinson. SECOND ROW: Linda Tietje, Jeanne Gordon, Lindo Christman, Elaine Lutz, Kathy Blosius, Patty Tussing, Pom Tussing, Paula Tussing, Paula lies, Maria Rodriquez.’ THIRD ROW: Mrs. Miller, Joe Martinez, Bobby Feehan, Tommy Marver, Tommy Sunder- mon, Linda Diem, Jimmy Rickenberg, Carol Franz, Denise Ball, Judy Leindecker, Cathy Romaker, Kristin Schlotterbeck, Judy Schroeder. FIRST RQW, Left to Right: John Shively, Raymond Hill, Jimmy Van DeBussche, Bobby Foltz, Lennie Panning, Timmy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Judy Gordon, Sharon Gordon, Jonice Holder, Peggy Von Tassel, Rose Sroep- fel, Norma Gerschutz, Diana Robinson, Peggy Adams. THIRD ROW: Miss Everhardt, Mike Kennedy, David Meyer, Kathleen Nagel, Madeline Panning, Freddie Martin, Johnny Van Scoyoc, Lorry Casteel. ♦ K I N D E R G A R T E N t 41 - FIRST ROW: (Left to right) Roger Hogrefe, Ronnie Challen, Stevie Scharf, Link Beam, Steven Horris, Mike Henschen, Richard Betts, Jeff Weber. SECOND ROW: Pam Miller, Barbara Booth, Marian Franz, Peggy Franz, Marilyn Sterling, Nancy Smykil, Lou Ann Basselman, Bette Lynn Ferrel, Donna Cowell. THIRD ROW: Miss Everhardt, Dennis Bremer, Billy Batjer, Becky Breece, Cheryl Fly, Jimmy Budde, Beth Ellen Powell, Betty Jo Hillard. SECOND ROW: Ed Wenner, Manager; Lowell Walther, Vern Tussing, Roger Tren- kamp, Frank Hogrefe, Dale Walther, Coach—Chet Eicher. THIRD ROW: Bob Drewes, Ken Phillips, Reggie Meyer, Dick Courtney, Jim Robison, Norman Hothawoy, Jim Sager. E T FIRST ROW: Managers, Ralph Fry, Leo Clausen, Ed Wenner. SECOND ROW: Coach-—Chet Eicher, Bob Drewes, Norman Hathaway, Jim Robison, Phillip Breece, Ken Phillips, Jim Sager. THIRD ROW: Jim Reese, Dennis Jackson, Mortin Yungmann, David Seeman, Dick Phillips, Alfred Hogrefe. 44 UaJt iiif We They 77 Hoytville 49 69 Grand Rapids 71 59 Ridgeville 70 66 Holgate 37 42 Hamler 68 45 Miller City 47 62 Mai into 49 63 McClure 43 71 Florida 45 63 Ridgeville 54 41 McComb-CT 40 64 Leipsic-CT 59 41 Liberty Center 51 63 Holgate 34 39 Hamler 40 67 Mark Center 62 61 Mai into 58 49 Glandorf 55 45 McClure 43 62 Florida 50 84 Florida-T 47 52 Ridgeville-T 33 54 Hamler-T 39 (R mjwqa. We They 55 Hoytville 21 57 Grand Rapids 36 40 Ridgeville 31 45 Holgate 26 52 Hamler 39 40 Miller City 36 45 Malinta 38 31 McClure 17 50 Florida 34 45 Ridgeville 36 43 Liberty Center 40 38 Holgate 22 35 Hamler 22 52 Mark Center 44 44 Malinta 48 54 McClure 26 50 Florida 41 FIRST ROW: Ralph Fry, Leo Clausen—Mgrs. SECOND ROW: Bernard Koppenhofer, Jerry Fosnow, Robert Gottschalk, Raymond Rosebrook, Larry King, Walter Meyer, Bill Gerdeman. THIRD ROW: Chet Eicher—Coach. FIRST ROW: Dick Hillard—Manager, Buddy Ward, Bill Hogrefe, Jim Gerdeman, Jim Tussing, Dick Reese, Richard Yarnell, Ronald Panning. SECOND ROW: G. P. Parrott—Coach, Jerry Van Horn, Larry Rumbaugh, Thomas Rutter, Chris Stoepfel, Ronald Hoops, Brant Watson. FIRST ROW: (Left to Right) Edward Wenners, Leo Clausen, Managers. SECOND ROW: Charles Moses, Lowell Walther, Gene Moses, Reggie Meyer, Vern Tussing, Frank Hogrefe, Dale Walther, David Seemon, Tilden Maas. THIRD ROW: Coach—G. P. Parrott, Jim Sager, Roger Trenkamp, Victor Plassman, Dennis Jackson, Jim Robison, Norman Hathaway, Phillip Breece, Jim Reese, Robert Gottschalk, Jerry Fosnow, Bill Gerdeman. L L We 17 Ridgeville 3 Malinta 5 Liberty Twp. 10 Hoytville We They 24 Weston 5 4 Holgate 1 8 Weston 1 8 Homier 1 47 Od s — I— - CO to LU CO FIRST ROW: Coach—Chet Eicher, Buddy Ward, Jerry Van Horn, Jim Gerdeman, Dick Reese, Richard Yarnell, Brant Wotson. SECOND ROW: Steve Cain, Larry Rumbaugh, Chris Stoepfel, Jim Tussing, Ronald Hoops, Larry Baer, Bill Hogrefe. (phjAkaL fcdujcaJtjuorL 48 J U N I 0 R H 1 G H Sue Clayton Janice Walther Carol Cowell Beverly Van Zandt 49 Compliments of For a cheap source of nitrogen CAST METALS CORP. ANHYDROUS AMMONIA Deshler, Ohio 82% Nitrogen Phone 206 J. B. 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Manufacturers of Special Farm Equipment Phone 2691 Holgate, Ohio Archbold, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of Wagner's Sinclair Station The Newhauser Hatcheries Deshler, Ohio Hamler Compliments of PANNING LUMBER COMPANY Henry Damann McClure Hamler, Ohio Robert Behnfeldt — Ernest Behnfeldt Phone 2241 73 Compliments of E. W. Barhiie Homier, Ohio HAMLER SEED FEED MILL Custom Grinding and Mixing Seed Cleaning and Treating Special Cold Molasses Process Fertilizer Carl Schmiedibusch — Proprietor Tiffin University Courses in Accounting, Business Administration, Medical Secretarial Executive Secretarial and Stenographic. Approved for Veteran Training Authorized to Confer Degrees Tiffin, Ohio New Star Theater Deshler, Ohio Your theater is your greatest entertainment CAPITAL CAP and what it stands for — Capital University is dedicated to the development of the whole personality. It is the place where young men and women may prepare themselves for a variety of professions and vocations in a Christian environment, with desir- able associations, at moderate cost. It represents four years of living in an atmosphere charged with the adven- ture of learning and the thrill of parti- cipation. For Catalogue, Application Papers, and further information, call or write: OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, COLUMBUS 9, OHIO DOuglas 4551 Porter's Music Store, Findlay Blackford Garage, Findlay Meyer's Super Market, Holgate Farmers Grain and Seed Assoc., Grelton Hartman's Glass and China, Findlay George A. Dennis—Pyrofax Gas and Appliances, Napoleon Medlock Jewelers, Findlay Plotts Harness Luggage Shop, Findlay Alice Beauty and Dress Shoppe, Findlay Turner Fenstermaker Shoe Co., Findlay Fleckner's, N. Baltimore Shebli's Shoe Store, N. 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