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

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Most Popular Hall of Fame Best Looking Class Clown Most Intelligent Sue Clayton Dale Allen Joan Slebos Larry Sigler Most Athletic Earla Sharpe Jim Gerken Laurane Thurston Dick Reese Most Musical Judy Spangler Dick Hillard Pat Blue Eugene Yungmann

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Richard Yarnell Class Play 4 Basketball Mgr. 1,2 Baseball Mgr. 1,2 We'll all get married eventually. Why not now? Eugene Yungmann Band 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Ensemble 2,3,4 All County Band 2,3,4 All County Chorus 2,3,4 Class Play 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Boys’ Glee 1,2,3,4 Halloween Escort 1 Like a basketball player—he makes lots of passes Colleen Wagner Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4 Loyal D 4 De-Hi 4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Halloween Attendant 2 FLOWER-RED ROSE MOTTO-WE FINISH TO BEGIN. COLORS-BLUE AND WHITE OFFICERS-SANDRA MEYER , JOAN SLEBOS, KAY THATCHER, EARLA SHARPE,DALE ALLEN, LARRY SIGLER A cute Irish girl, whose blond hair has natural curl.

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1999 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, FIRE!, As SUGAR CAIN, chief blast-off man at Cape Canaveral Rocket Base, fires the rocket, Barrel No. 2, named after that notorius alcohol-guzzler, CAROL MEYER« SUGAR'S able assistant, CUTE- EARS SPANGLER, reports that the rocket is on course, and contact with the boiler room is made by SOOTY THATCH ff------ The pilot , CRASH GERKEN. and co-pilot. FLASHY RUTTER, navigate the rocket toward the moon MARY LOU MAHLMAN is busy running her electronic typewriter, sending messages to the poop-deck engineer, CROW STERLING. SE CV SlEBOS is occupying her time by shoveling fuel into the rockets engine. MOPE TUSSD G is mopping the kitchen, while CHEF WIMPY HOGREfe is preparing pizza, with his able assistant PEPPERONI WAGNER. As we near the moon, we see that flaming redhead, NORMA HOGREFE, preparing the rocket base far landing. The Welcome committee, headed by the Mono's Policital Representative, GERRYMANDERING THURSTON, greets the group. The band is in full force, led by BONY CASTEEL and the Spacemen Four, with RUTH SEEDORF as featured vocalist. GREASY YARNELL and his ground crew secure the ship. HIGH-TEST TEETjb, runs out her fuel wagon, and refuels Barrel hlo. 2. The crew is escorted to their quarters by DRAGGY HOOPS and the rest of their chamber-maids. The crew is then called to meal-time by JKCS SIC EEK. The meal consisted of thick scholate milk shakes, served by DUTCHY BEHRMAN. The crew then watches a raovie, the first attraction a comedy—starring BUGS EICKMEIER and his Hayseed Six. Between the comedy and main attraction, beverages were served by SN AKY MEYER, chief saleswoman for the MAHNKE BREWERY COMPANY. The main attraction, MEN AfJb fiABIES starring the mad lover, OOGEE, who sweeps CURT COWELL off her feet, is next on the bill. The group retires at 3s 00 A.M., for a busy day lies ahead. At 1:00 P.M., we were led on a tour by SHAPLEY SHARPE, whos been around. The tour consisted of a trip to JACKSON S jfl3 JOINT, wfiere the proprietor, MARYANN, introduced us to her ten children. Next-the zoo. The zoo-keeper, WRENCH ALLEN, gave us a sample of his many talents by singing a Japanese lullaby completely in falsetto. For Heaven Sakes! None other than our pal, NORMA JEANS UNDERMAN, the only crying hyena in captivity, being fed b y ANN ROMAKER, who donates her wages to the Moon's Symphonic Band, directed by her husband, Verne. We ran across the noted scientist, RON MAAS, with his assistant, MARGARET BEHRMAN. They've been working on a formula to prevent the decay of rotten teeth! Well, it's time to leave the moon, and journey to Mars. We've picked up two passengers since our departure from Earth. BUBBLES RUTTER is supplying the champagne music while SHORTY JOHNSON keeps the passengers busy with her fan-dancing. SGT. REESE produced a blinking red light, and it wasn't for artistic purposes. It seems we broke the cheese barrier, and that isn't allowed. He threatened us with his strong-woman, PAULA REITER who's able to lift a five pound weight now. She always carried a load with her in school. Crossing over Mars, we noticed two of our mates—SUE CLAYTON and PAT BLUE, cleaning canals. It seems they've been having trouble with the sanitary system lately. RUDY BASSELMAN, SUSIE RUSKEY, and RON PANNING, have been helping by putting stoppers in. Mars at last! Our first attraction was MU SC LES H ILLA RD. who brought our ship down with his bare hands. We were conducted on tours, with LLOYD VAN££t as our bus driver. He plowed through all that cheese and it was just grate. Well, it looks as though our journey is about to end. As we prepare for departure, we see our close friends, THE JAMES GERDEMANS (the former PATTY STERRETT) waving a fond farewell.