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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

DE-HI 1963-1964 Produced by the Annual Staff of Deshler High School Deshler, Ohio Published by Inter-Collegiate Press, Inc. Mission, Kansas Table of Contents Spotlight on Administration and Faculty Spotlight on Seniors Spotlight on Underclassmen Spotlight on Sports Spotlight on Business We Dedicate this 1964 DE-HI To MR. OTTO MEYER The teacher of various business subjects, Mr. Otto Meyer has contributed greatly to business education. With the aid of such things as field trips, he has attempt- ed to teach his pupils all about the business world. Be- sides serving in a teaching capacity, Mr. Meyer also serves as clerk of the Board of Education, a job which requires much work on his part. Mr. Meyer also acts as advisor in the publication of both the De-Hi and the Loyal D. He is always ready to help when a problem arises concerning either of the afore mentioned publications. A genuine interest in the students characterizes this man. For no maner how busy he is, he always has time to help a student. For these many things, we proudly dedicate this 1964 De-Hi to Mr. Otto Meyer. 3 The Administration includes those who rule” the school. Serving in this capacity are the'superin- tendent, the principal, and the school board. The faculty includes those men and women who give their time to further the education of eager young students. Thus the administration and faculty form a very essential part of the school. Spotlight on Administration and Faculty Seated above is Mr. Richard Krauss, Superintendent. Standing is Mr. Merritt Burke, Principal. Superintendent and Principal Two very important cogs in the wheel are the principal and the superintendent. Both of these men are devoted to improving and in- creasing the school's academic program. The well-adjusted teaching staff and teacher - student co-operation is evidence of sound judgment and guidance on their parts. An ac- tive and sincere interest in students and their problems characterizes both of these men. Administration School Board These board members are representatives of the people, popularly elected to serve as a link between the taxpayers and the educational system. The community owes much to these men who give generously of their time and energies to create and maintain Deshler's fine educational system. Seated, left to right: Mr. John Watson, Mr. Fred Panning, Mr. Lawrence Drewes, Mr. John Van Zandt, Mr. Warren Isen- barger. Standing: Mr. Richard Krauss, Mr. Otto Meyer. 6 High School Faculty ATHLETICS: William Pace, Gar- rold Parratt. SCIENCE: Paul Oberhaus, Ro- maine Watson, Lawrence Kruse. HISTORY: Adelia Schwiebert, Paul Behnfeldt. LANGUAGE: Rev. Gordonjohnson, Martha Newhart, Dennis Hales. A high school teacher is truly a unique personality. He can achieve satisfaction found only in teaching, for his students are old enough to exchange ideas freely on an adult level, an interested class can be a truly exhilarating exper- ience. All the faculty share the same goal: to develop a student educated in mind and body who knows not only how to make a living but also how to lead a worthwhile life. AGRICULTURE: C. V. Donnell, Home Economics: Carol Remy. MUSIC: Thomas Erhman, Helen Spitler. MATHEMATICS: Anna Schwab, James Weber. 7 Elementary Teachers KINDERGARTEN: Margaret Don- nell. FIRST GRADE: Barbara Schnable, Thelma Papoi, absent. SECOND GRADE: Marjorie Tuss- ing, Ileen Steffen. THIRD GRADE: Ruth Dierickx, Barbara Koehler. An elementary school teacher is a stu- dent's first contact with education. It is in the elementary grades that pupils start to form their opinions and beliefs. The teach- er must start the young pupils on the right path, teaching them the very basics of edu- cation. An elementary teacher is kind and sympathetic, giving her all to her students. She works with her students with patience and understanding. The only reward that she asks is that her students remember her as someone who tried to understand and give them the best beginning education'' possi- ble. The elementary teacher always wel- comes advancement. New methods are always being employed. An example of this is the teaching of various languages to the young pupils and new methods in math and reading. FOURTH GRADE: Hildegarde Scholl, Emma Schortgen. FIFTH GRADE: Elizabeth Schlot- terbeck, Ruth Ellen Fly. SIXTH GRADE: Gladys Borough, Norma Diedrich. 8 School Employees LIBRARIANS: Ruth Donald, Alyce Meyer. SECRETARIES: Dona VanScoyoc, Martha Sunderman. COOKS: Edna Linhorst, Dorothy Kern, Sevilla Reynolds, Goldie Howe, Martha Parker. The Senior Class of 1964 is proud to have these people who are so concerned about our wel- fare. We appreciate the work the librarians have done for us in finding our books and helping us with many other problems. The secretaries have kept our records for us and in preparing hearty meals, the cooks have become favorites in our hearts. The jani- tors have kept the building neat and clean and they were always there to unlock a certain door for us. The bus drivers have trans- ported us to and from school dur- ing all kinds of weather. 1 o; iis, we thank you all. CUSTODIANS: Earl Haas, Reed Hathaway. 9 BUS DRIVERS: Tom Kline, Ed Rutter, Karyl Simpson, Bill Kern. When the year comes to a close, the seniors are people of mixed emotions. While looking for- ward to graduation as the beginning of a new way of life, the senior would like time to move out so quickly, in order to capture a bit of the spirit of high school and to savor the little time left to him as a youth. Never again will he have quite the same carefree disposition, for with graduation comes re- sponsibility. Realizing that he has attended his last Record Hop, Junior-Senior Prom, or basketball game, or club meeting at the school which has become so much a part of his life, the senior becomes reflec- tive--and a little saddened. Spotlight on Seniors Gary GARY MARSHALL MILLER, Pres. Betty” BETTY LOUISE MEYER, Treas. Pat PATRICIA JEAN REITER, Reporter Nasty SHARON RAE BALL, V. Pres. Rudy Ketchum CAROL ANN SPANGLER, Sec. Class Officers Yarney” Pepole SUSANNE YARNELL - Student Council - DON L. PARSONS 12 ADVISORS--Mr. Donnell, Mrs. Schwiebert, Mr. Weber. MRonM RONNIE HAROLD BISHOP Buck'’ LAWERENCE LEO BROOKS Jerry” BRAIN JEROME CAIN 13 Class Karen KAREN JOYCE CASTEEL One Step at a Time Hon us RONALD LAWERENCE DIEM 14 Lumpy JOHN MICHAEL FOSTER Marty” MARTHA CHRISTINE GRESSMAN Glub WILLIAM LEO HENNING Judy JUDITH ARLENE KNEPPER Hawk DANIEL LEE JOHNSON MottO: but Always Forward Froggy LaDONNA JEAN INBODY Shirley SHIRLEY JEAN LANGE Class Color Light Blue Gert JUDITH CECELIA MARCHAL Spider ROBERT EUGENE LeVECK Josie JoANN DORETTA MEYER Marilyn MARILYN ANN MOHRING Bob ROBERT JOHN MEYER 16 Denny DENNIS JOE PARKER Class Flower: White Carnation Marcy MARCELLE LILLIAN PETERSEN Janet” JANET KAY RICKENBURG Ruffus RUTH ANN PETERSEN Mouse ” NADINE RADER Kaline DENNIS LYNN REESE Jane” JANE HELEN RATHGE Harry” JERRY D. ROBINSON Marlene MARLENE LOUISE ROSEBROOK Berry BEVERLY ANN RUMBAUGH Jim JAMES LESTER SICKMILLER Seedy Weedy JANET MARIA SEEDORF 18 Don DONALD CHARLES THOMPSON Babe DARRELL DANNY TUSSING Mope II” THOMAS LYNN TUSSING Dave DAVID LEE WRIGHT 19 Senior Activities STEVE ADAMS--- A smiley guy who isn't very shy. ---Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Cross Country 4. TERRY DUANE BAER--- Short in wisdom, but tall in stories. ---Shop Instructor 3,4; Bowling Team 3; Class Officer 2. SHARON RAE BALL--- The De Hi's not the same since she came to fame. --Band 1,2,3,4; Band Rep. 4; GAA 4; Girl's State Alternate 3; Pep Club 4; De Hi Editor 4; Bowling Team 4;' Saxophone Quartet 3,4; Journalism Workshop 3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Spanish U play 2; Class Officer 4. REBECCA JANE BETTS— Majestic in character, a person of worth and ability. ---Mixed chorus 1,3,4; Select chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Class Officer 1,3; Girl's State Delegate 3; Pep Club 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4. RONNIE HAROLD BISHOP--- Quiet and good natured. ---Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1.2.3,4. LAWERENCE LEO BROOKS--- Hot rod kid . . . where there's mischief there's Larry. ---Loyal D 4; Track 4; Basket- ball 2.3; Halloween King Attendant 3; Class Officer 3; Basketball manager 1. BRIAN JEROME CAIN--- How quiet is he but who knows what he is thinking? ---Mixed chorus 1; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Track 4; Cross Country 4; Science Fair 4; Bowling Team 4. KAREN JOYCE CAST EEL--- Short and sweet ... her cheerfulness brightens each day. ---Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Loyal D 4; GAA 4; FHA 2; Spanish II play 2; Bowling Team 4; Journalism Workshop 4; Betty Crocker Homemakers Test 4; Pep Club 4. FAYE ANN COURTNEY--- A writer of the times ... the doodlers of papers. ---Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Select chorus 4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Bowling team 3,4; Area Reporter 4; De Hi 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4. RONALD LAWERENCE DIEM--- A horse rider from way back-our own Stoney Burke. ---De Hi 4; Basketball 1,2,3. CHARLENE SUE EICKMEIER--- President of our GAA, she's quite happy and gay. ---Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Festival Attendant 3; Class Officer 2,3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Bowling team 4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Select chorus 4; Science Fair 3,4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Chorus Quartet 1. NANCY JEAN FIRMAN--- How quiet yet how alert. ---Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4. JOHN MICHAEL FOSTER--- Of all our cast, he will fight till the last. ---Band 1,2,3.4; Student Council 3; Spanish II play; Class Officer 2; Trombone Solo 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Dance Band 3,4; Science Fair 3,4; Track 4; Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Senior Scholarship 4. MARTHA CHRISTINE GRESSMAN— Smiling and cheerful . . . always a question. ---Mixed Chorus 2; De Hi 4; FHA 2. WILLIAM LEO HENNING--- Like all bookworms, he eats them up but forgets to read them. --Loyal D 4; Basketball Manager 3; Shop Instructor 3. LaDONNA JEAN INBODY--- Many her accomplishments, few her failures. ---Loyal D 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4; Mixed chorus 1.2; GAA 4; Spanish U play 2; Class Officer 1; Science Fair 1,3; Bowling Team 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Scholarship Test 3. DANIEL LEE JOHN SON--- School's a bore; he’ll go no more. ---Loyal D 4; Basketball 1; Bowling Team 1,2,3,4; Shop Instructor 3,4. JUDITH ARLENE KNEPPER--- Never to weary for work or play. ---Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Loyal D 4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Pep Club 4; FHA 2, Journalism Workshop 4. SHIRLEY JEAN LANGE--- If silence is golden, she'll soon be rich. ---GAA 4; Spanish II play 2. ROBERT EUGENE LeVECK--- Happy am I, from care am I free. ---Mixed chorus 1; De Hi 4; Loyal D 4; Bowling Team 4; Halloween King 4; Baseball 1. JUDITH CECELIA MARCHAL--- Little in her way, but mighty in her deeds. ---Band 1,2,3,4; De Hi Assistant Editor 4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Spanish II play 2; Girl's State Delegate 3; Band Ensemble 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 2,3; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4; GAA 4. BETTY LOUISE MEYER— As merry as the day is long. ---Mixed chorus 4; Band 1.2,3.4; Loyal D (co-editor) 4; Spanish II play 2; Class Officer 4. JoANN DORETTA MEYER--- She's little, but she’s wise. ---Mixed chorus 1,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Loyal D 4; Dance Band 3.4. ROBERT JOHN MEYER— Like a flower, he always pedals to school. —Mixed chorus 1,3,4; Saturday Seminar 3; Select chorus 4; Mixed Ensemble 4; Baseball 1; Spanish II play 2; Science Fair 2,3,4; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Bowling Team 4; Boy's State Alternate 3; Senior Scholarship 4; Band 1. 20 GARY MARSHALL MILLER— He always has the floor—our own 'Mr. President'. —Mixed chorus 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Class Officer 4; Science Fair 1,3,4; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Bowling Team 4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Senior Scholarship Test 4. MARILYN ANN MOHRING— Light hair, but not light-headed. — Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Select chorus 4; De Hi 4; Class Officer 3; Science Fair 3; Band 1,2,3,4. DENNIS JOE PARKER— A man of many words plus a lot of action?? —Mixed chorus 1; Loyal D 4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Science Fair 3. DON L. PARSONS--- What a basketball player! He sure makes a lot of passes. ---Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Class Officer 2,3.4; De Hi 4; National Honor Society 3,4. MARCELLE LILLIAN PETERSEN— Witty, hasty, very clever; is she quiet? Never! —Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Select cho- tf� rus 4; Loyal D 4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Bowling Team 3,4; Pep Club 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4. RUTH ANN PETERSEN— Her heart is as light as her eyes are bright. —Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Select chorus 4; Loyal D 4; GAA 4; Halloween Queen Attendant 1; Class Officer 1; Bowling Team 3,4; Pep Club 4; Journalism Workshop 4. NADINE RADER— When it comes to athletics she is bound to be tops. —Mixed chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 4; Class Officer 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1.2,3,4. JANE HELEN RATHAGE— She'll try anything once. —Mixed chorus 3,4; Select chorus 4; Band 1,2; Bowling Team 3. PATRICIA JEANNE REITER— Sugar and spice and everything nice. —Mixed chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Loyal D Editor 4; Spanish II play 2; Band Officer 4; Brass Sextet 1; Dance Band 3,4; Journalism Workshop 3. DENNIS LYNN REESE--- Laughter banishes all care. ---Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; FFA 1.2,3,4. JANET KAY RICKENBERG— She's as good as she is fair. —Speech play 3; Science Fair 3; Prince of Peace Contest 3; Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. JERRY D. ROBINSON--- Wit lies in honest fun. ---Baseball 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. MARLENE LOUISE ROSEBROOK — It's nice to be natural when you’re naturally nice. —Mixed chorus 1,2,4; De Hi 4; Festival Attendant 2; Select chorus 4. BEVERLY ANN RUMBAUGH — That mischievous glow . . . whatever will be, will be. —Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Select chorus 4; Bowling Team 3,4; Alternate Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 4; Loyal D 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4; GAA 4. JANET MARIA SEEDORF— Always jolly and mischievous too. —Mixed chorus 1; Band 1; Spanish II play 2; Science Fair 3; Senior Scholarship Test 4. JAMES LESTER SICKMILLER— Always there to do his part. —Baseball 2,3,4. CAROL ANN SPANGLER-- A lively girl with a smiling face. ---Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 2; Wind Choir 2; Loyal D Editor 4; GAA 4; Cheerleader 1,4; Festival Queen Attendant 1; Class Officer 1,3,4; Senior Scholarship Test 4; Scholarship Team 2; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4; Journalism Workshop 3. JULEEN MARY TIETJE— She's an awful menace, just call her 'Dennis'. —Mixed chorus 1.2,3; Band 1.2,3; De Hi 4; Cheerleader 1; Spanish II play 2; Dance Band 3; Bowling Team 3; GAA 4. DIANE EVELYN THATCHER— Feminine to her last lash . . . sweet and sensitive. —Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Loyal D 4; Spanish II play 2; Halloween Queen 3; Class Officer 1; Prince of Peace Contest (alternate) 3; Oc- tet 4; Bowling Team 4; Quartet 1,2; Speech Play 3; Pep Club 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. DARRELL DANNY TUSSING— Eat, drink, and be merry. —Basketball 1,2. THOMAS LYNN TUSSING— Sleep no more, neither shall ye doze. ---Mixed chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2. 3; Dance Band 3; Instrument Solo 3; Mixed Ensemble 4; Speech class play 3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2. MARILYN JEAN VAN SCOYOC — Burr, it's cold, but she's not! —Mixed chorus 1,2,4; Mixed chorus Officer 4; Loyal D 4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Senior Escort 3. DAVID LEE WRIGHT— Words are precious, but silence is golden. —Mixed chorus T, Loyal D 4; Bowling Team 4; Senior Escort 3. SUSANNE YARNELL— A true friend is always a friend. —Mixed chorus 1,3,4; Mixed chorus Officer 4; Select chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 1,2,3.4; Clarinet quartet 1,2,3,4; Woodwind Trio 1; Woodwind Ensemble 1; Mixed Ensemble 4; GAA 4; Spanish II play 2; Class Officer 1,3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Bowling Team 4; Student Council 4; Senior Scholarship Test 4. 21 MOST INTELLIGENT Marilyn Van Scoyoc Robert Meyer BEST DRESSED Bob LeVeck Nadine Rader BIGGEST FLIRT Becky Betts Tom Tussing Senior Hall of Fame MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gary Miller Charlene Eickmeier MOST ATHLETIC Don L. Parsons Bev Rumbaugh BEST PERSONALITY Diane Thatcher Larry Brooks BEST BUILD AND SHAPE Carol Spangler Mike Foster MOST COMICAL Dan Johnson Marcelle Petersen 22 Mr. Meyer explains the paper cutter to Sharon B. and Judy M. ... This is what happens when you lose your crayons (Diane T. and Karen C.)... Shall we go to the prom? (Faye C. and Bev R.)... Com'on girls, the coast is clear (Susie Y.)... Our varsity cheerleaders? (Carol S., Becky B., and Diane T.)... Froggie goes for a swim (LaDonna I.)... The Mouse is caught (Nadine R. and Ed M.)... Bugs is cornin'up in the world (Terry B.)... Don L. makes a sale (Ron D. and Don L. P.)... What a shape! (Ruth P.)... Oh, its been a trying day (Martha G.. Dave W., and Julene T. Senior Snaps 23 ■i ‘° ’ s. May 4, 1963 ___ Junior-Senior Prom 1962-1963 Findlay High School Dance Band 24 An Evening in Paris 25 Washington Here We Come After a long, tiring train ride, these Deshler beau- ties hit the hay. Babe strikes again, but Becky seems to have the situ- ation well in hand. Judy gets the beauty treatment from Sharon. It looks like Terry and Nasty are having pleasant dreams.. .Hey, weren’t the boys and girls supposed to separate?! ? hotel COHTIN E Some seniors await the touring bus. In the back- ground is the Continental Hotel where they stayed while in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Krauss, chaperones on the trip, descend the White House steps. 26 Graduation Preceding graduation, a feeling of tension filled the air. Hands shaky with anticipation, the girls helped nervous boys pin on their car- nations. Little fingers were locked, the pro- cession began, and 49 seniors, on 98 shaky legs, marched into a gym crowded with hundreds of relatives and friends. As they proceeded down the aisle a dif- ference could be noted in the dress of five of the seniors. The afore mentioned students had gold tassels and each had a gold cord around his neck. Upon looking at one's program, it could be found that these five were honor students. Ranking in the top 1 OPfo of their class, these students were noted for their outstanding scho- lastic ability. They were as follows: Robert Meyer, Sharon Ball, Gary Miller, Judy Marchal, and Becky Betts. The Invocation was given, and everyone was seated. Robert Meyer who was chosen from among the honor students to make the speech made his way to the stage. In his speech he thanked the administration, the teachers, and the school employees on behalf of the entire senior class. The Honorable Jackson E. Betts then gave the Commencement Speech. In it, the seniors were urged to make the most of the life which lay ahead of them. One by one, names were called and sen- iors were handed their long-waited-for diplo- mas. There were innumerable flashes of light as proud parents photographed their children on the threshold of life. Tears glistened in the eyes of some as they made perhaps their final exit from the little school they came to love. 27 While both are called Underclassmen, the sophomores and the juniors that enter school in Sep tember experience very different emotions. To the expectant sophomore the new year promises excite- ment. The comparative security of junior high has been left behind for the uncertainty of senior high; the sophomore is overawed but works with novelty that breeds enthusiasm. How different is the out look of the junior who has two different years ahead! He is no longer awed by his surroundings, but he faces a multitude of new responsibilities, and home- work is harder and more plentiful than ever before. Although he is allowed to wear a class ring, he re- ceives glances from the upperclassmen that remind him of the long year ahead before he may join the rank of the privileged upperclass. Spotlight on Underclassmen v Top row: Wayne Blue, Becky Tussing, Ed Mansfield, Linda Smith, Ed VanDeBussche, Janie Weber, Eldon Arps, Sandy Budde. Second row: Linda Donald, Ed Moelter, Larry VanZandt, Janet Beam, Larry Markwood, Mary Pelton, Jim Kinder. Third row: Lester Hoops, Jennifer Rayle, Jim Ohlrick, Pauline Williamson, John Hill, Sandra McDougle. Fourth row: Robert Challen, Tom Wright, Judy Bishop. Ronnie Phillips, Ted Lee. Junior Standing: Darlene Wagner-Reporter, Eldon Arps- Council, Ted Lee-Treas., Pauline Williamson - Council. Sitting: John Jackson-Sec., George VanScoyoc-Pres., John Sunderman-V. Pres. 30 Top row: Garland Tussing, Janet Cowell, Raymond Bremer, Marilyn Hogrefe, John Jackson, Karen Gribbell, Phil Rutter, Darlene Wagner. Second row: Scott Bergman, Janet Neiling, Jim Walther, Joyce Tietje, Linda Hagan, Gloria Zamora, Allen Rutter. Third row: Ed Schwab, Susan Johnson, John Sunderman, Linda Sigler, Larry Walther, Nancy Kennedy. Fourth row: George VanScoyce, Steve Schwab, Peggy Newell, Bill Booth, Jim Pan- ning. Class CLASS ADVISORS Standing: Mr. Parratt Sitting: Mr. Pace, Mrs. Watson. 31 Top row: Kaylene VanDeBussche, Marvin Maas. Vickie Ahms, Roger Parker. Linda Tietje, Jim Parker. Sue LaRue, Ronnie Rohrs. Second row: Lindy VanScoyoc. James Rickenberg. Judy Bremer. Richard Crouch, Rita Costello, James Meyer. Elaine Lutz. Third row: Lynn Shough, Roger Haake, Linda Cordes. Robert Lange, Sharon Spangler, Kenneth Sunderman, Linda Diem, Tom Flowers. Fourth row: Lawrence Behrman, Linda Whitehouse, Gerald Christman, Patty Hoops, Harry Coldren, Kathleen Blasius, Tom Briseno, Carol Franz. Fifth row: Thomas Mawer, Ronald Budd. Sophomore Standing: Krissy Schlotterbeck-Reporter, Mary Lou Sunderman-Council, Robert Sunderman-Council, Linda Christman-Treas. Sitting: Lindy VanScoyoc- Sec., Jim Meyer-Pres., Patty Hoops-V. Pres. 32 Top row: Leland Gottschalk, Nancy Wensink, Robert Schwab, Linda LeVeck, Robert Sova, Ruth Flowers, Daniel Stoepfel, Cathy Romaker. Second row: Vicki Noward, Larry Drewes, Karen Lange, Dennis Meyer, Margaret Seemann, Devon Sunderman, Judy Leindecker, De Wayne Wendt. Third row: Richard Ruskey, Jo Anne Wade, Joe Wagner, Robert Franz, Roger Robinson, Linda Christman, James Gerschutz, Kristin Schlotterbeck. Fourth row: Mary Lou Sunderman, Thomas Sunderman, Stella Scharf, David Dishong, Denise Ball, Ray Shively, Barbara Neiling, James Wright. Fifth row: Lynn Burke, Thomas Kinder, Gerald Wayne Moore. Class CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Oberhause, Mrs. Remy, Mr. Kruse. m i.- A Top row: Barbara Dishong, Tim Jackson, Kathleen Negal, Richard Betts, Judy Baumberger, James Feehan, Pam Miller, Charles Nerell. Second row: Chuck Boesel, Joe Tussing, Terry Robinson, Diana Bartley, John Crouch, Joan Godeke, Jim Budde, Bonnie Kinder. Third row: Sherry Wright, Jim McCance, Eileen Neiling, Lennie Panning, Carolyn Rosebrook, Bob Tietje, Donna Cowell, Steve Scharf. Fourth row: Larry Panning, Ruth See - man, Ronnie Challen, Amy Lane, Richard Colwell, Marie Fitzenreiter, George Lederer, Jackie Bishop. Fifth row: Carol VanScoyce, Dan Petersen, Beth Powell, David Stoepfel, Cheryl Fly, Raymond Hill. Freshmen Standing: Joe Tussing-Treas., Bill Botjer-council, Lou Ann Panning-reporter, Cheryl Fly-council. Sitting: Mike Kennedy-Pres., Judy Baumberger- V. Pres., Karen Behrman-Sec. 34 Top row: Karen Behrman, Larry Casteel, Pam Tussing, Bill Botjer, Paula Tussing, David Meyer, Pat Tussing, Scott Adams. Second row: Nick Solaz, Nancy Rosebrook, John VanScoyoc, Becky Breese, Duane Eickmeier, Marilyn Sterling, Robert Foltz, Carmen Rohrs. Third row: Marilyn Neiling, James Weber, Pat Boesel, Mike Oberlitner, Nancy Flowers, Gene Rayle, Lou Ann Basselman, Harry Williamson. Fourth row: Steve Harris, Norma Gerschutz, Roger Hogrefe, Lou Ann Panning, Dennis Bremer, Barbara Booth, Jim Collier, Joanna Meyer. Fifth row: Janice Holder, Donald Rosebrook. Margaret Franz, Robert Cunningham, Marian Franz, Eldon Sickmiller. 35 Top row: Nancy Rutter, Howard Rosebrook, Amy Mitchell, Larry Tietje, Myra Diederich, Paul Seedorf, Donna Jordan, David Petersen. Second row: Steve Baer, Linda Hill, Dave Budd, Barbara Jackson, Tom Neiling, Jane Wensink, Larry Willier, Betty Tietje. Third row: Lorrane Smith, Robert Bowman, Barbara Shough, John Jones, Cheryl Casteel, Larry Smith, Barbara Johnson. Eighth Standing: Larry Willier-reporter. Terry Reiter-Sec., Kathy Bergman-council, Terry Noward-council. Sitting: Steve Baer-Pres. , Larry Smith-V. Pres. , David Petersen-Treas. 36 Top row: Patricia Maurer, Robert Dill, Judy Budd, Donald Dingledine, Elaine Arps, James Crouch, Bonnie Hoops, Neal Blough. Second row: Charles Rosebrook, Kathy Wright, Terry No ward, Janet Keppenhofer, James Rayle, Wanda Barney, Ronnie Hughes, Judy Botjer. Third row: Marie Neiling, Jan Petersen, Rose Stopfel, Sandra Kress, Susan Tietje, Penny Steffen, Kathleen Bergman. 37 Top row: Robert Jordon, Mary Jane Neiling, Mike Spurgeon, JoAnn Meyer, Ricky Krauss, Cheryl Franz, Bill Thatcher, Diana Robinson. Second row: Doris Fintal, Jim VanDeBussche. Ruth Bowman, Ruth Bowman, Fred Martin, Cheryl Wrinn, Scott Breece, Betty Kinder. Third row: John Budde, Patty Jones, John Henning, Carol Holquin, Robert Markwood, Christine Rosebrock. Fourth row: Shelly Tussing, Harvey Hogrefe. Janet William- son, Dale Weber, Marolyn Parker, Carolyn Parker. Seventh Standing: Shirley Wright-Council, Reme Briseno- Treas. , Dick Sunderman-Council, Dan Hoops- Reporter. Sitting: Ricky Krauss-Sec., Cheryl Franz-Pres., Robert Meyer-V. Pres. 38 Top row: Daniel Hoops, Belinda Firman, Jerry Rosebrook, Phyllis Arps, Daniel McCance, Brenda Seedorf, Greg Adams, Sandra Rader. Second row: Franklin Bremer, Madeline Moore, John Johnston. Sandra Foltz, Robert Plotts, Jean Courtney, Jim Hagen. Third row: Ronnie Rutter, JoAnn Behrman, Henry Godeke, Concha Escalanta. Steve Rosebrook, Ann Casteel. Fourth row: Shirley Wright, Robert Meyer, Debbie Panning, Richard Sunderman, Peggy Meyer, Craig Franz. Grade 39 CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Ehrman, Mr. Meyer. Third Row, left to right: David Bartley, Roger Tietje, Ronald Wensink, Larry Lange, Billy Rathge, Elmer Stewart, Brian Burke, Scott Kress, Billy Rae Van Scoyoc. Second Row: Mrs. Gladys Borough, Bill Phillips, Keith Blough, Gary Williamson, Mary Jane Beckford, Jane Casteel, Dianne Drummer, Wayne Christman, Mark Massmann, Bruce Blue. First Row: Sue Hill, Karen Seedorf, Mary Lane, Connie Rosebrook, Rosemary Betts, Mary Louise Crouch, Bonnie Cowell, Nedra Ruskey, Cathy Fly. Sixth Grade Third Row, left to right: Terry Hoops, Paul Stewart, David Franz, Richard Watson, Kenneth Hogrefe, Bill Brooks, Wayne Phillips, Roger Van De Bussche, Duane Casteel, Carl Robinson. Second Row: Mrs. Diederich, Bill Kern, John Hough, Eddie Luna, Phyllis Spangler, Nancy Barney, Nancy Gribbell, Marty Panning, Mark Christman, Edward Neiling. First Row: Phyllis Rayle, Cheryl Firman, Karen Blasius, Donna Johnston, Sandra Van Horn, Cathy Arhns, Jane Carrizales, Gail Lewis. Absent: Marvin Gerschutz. Third Row, left to right: Danny Hill, Ervin Tietje, John Collier, Stephen Drummer, Daniel Volkman, Steven Ruskey, David Spangler, Dale McDougle. Second Row: Mrs. Schlotterbeck, Raymond Hogrefe, Ricky Spur- geon, Kay Beckford, Linda Newell, Patty Rutter, Dennis Diem, Michael Hoops, Anthony Neiling. First Row: Jeanne Clayton, Becky Rettig, Cathy Bremer, Margaret Romaker, Diane Panning, Nancy Shively, Gretchen Koehler, Darby Johnston, Kathy Plotts. Absent: Terry Barney, Jonanne Shough. Fifth Grade Third Row, left to right: David Seedorf, John Luna, Dennis Meyer, Douglas Dunlap, Paul McDougle, Allan Tussing, Dearl Jordan, Dale Franz. Second Row: Mrs. Fly, Paul Strausbaugh, Annette Fitzenreiter, Marsha Parker, Judy Tietje, Mary Seedorf, Tom Wagner, Jimmy Schlotterbeck. First Row: Carolyn Sterling, Arlene Dishong, Tina Salaz, Bonnie Botjer, Linda Petersen, Patty Rosebrook, Patty Petersen, Patty Spangler, Christy Colwell. Absent: Leslie Miller, Teresa Thatcher. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Schortgen, Brenda McCance, Betty Hogrefe, Linda Gerschutz, Sharon Miller, Linda Volkman. Sarah Hoops, Mary Jo Budde. Jackalean Gray. Second Row: Randy Wensink, Richard Budde. Timothy Hill, Andrea Massmann, Diane Breece, Jan Clayton, David Rush, Stephen Spurgeon, Joseph Neiling. First Row: Robert Newell, Douglas Tussing, Rodney Carpenter, Juan Escalante, David Krauss, Harold Fos- naught, Michael Spangler, Mark Petersen. Absent: Willis Whetstone. Fourth Grade Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Scholl, Gary Hathway, David Frania, Douglas Krauss, Paul Phillips, Jimmy Wensink, Ronald Tietje, Lee Franz, James Lane, Michael Wensink, Marc Blasius. Second Row: Kent Harris, Patsy Rodriquez, Marilyn Schultz, Carol Pendleton, Anita Salaz, Ruth Ann Smith, Charlene Rosebrook, Michael Neiling, Bussie Archer, Ricky Dingeldine. First Row: Deloris Carrizalas, Julie Hennings, Sharon Sunderman, Connie Johnston, Lynette Meyer, Berta Oliverz, Machele Romaker, Cathy Hughes. 42 Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Koehler, Tommy Wright. Bryan Thatcher, Ralph Lewis, Steve Collier, Martin Lehenbauer, Robert Holguin, Greg Collins, Josh Beekford, Gary Rayle, Scott Johnston. Miles Rutter. Randy Petersen. Second Row: Shirley Rosebrook, Jayne Meyer, Rita Bowman, Christine Koehler, Kathy Fosnaught, Janet Smith, Denise Botjer, Susan Shively, Peggy Petersen. Cathy Archer. First Row: Susan Hoops, Joanne Franz, Susan Meyer, Nancy Whetstone, Cynthia Spangler, Susan Tussing, Jacqueline Smith, Susan Henning. Third Grade Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Dierickx, Michael Hill, Patrick Kennedy, Robert Pelton, Rocky Jordan, Robert Gerken, Steven Barney, Richard Rutter, James Botjer, Dennis Hoops, Bruce Hagen, Harold Petersen. Second Row: David Courtney, Nancy Spangler, Debra Rutter. Marsha Drummer, Barbara Rettig, Kay Franz, Mary Hol- guin, Steven Smith, Raymond Wensink. First Row: Molly Guardolia, Audrey Plotts, Nancy Arps, Marsha Wendt. Andrea Lange, Rebecca Spangler, Ann Boyer, Carol Croninger, Debra Kern. Absent: Deborah Pro- want. Third Row. left to right: Mrs. Tussing, Ralph Christman, Kevin Seedorf, Randall Smith, Keith Flick, Roger Diem, Richard Lederer, John Firman, Dennis Panning. Second Row: Billy Rutter, Gary Wulff, Robert Rettig, Nancy Franz, Betty Zeigler, Brenda Botjer, Connie Lehenbauer, Billy Pace, Oscar Salaz. First Row: Laurie Blough, Stella Echeverria, Marilyn Cunningham, Jennifer Rosebrook, Sheila Spangler, Vickie Hennings, Hortencia Olivarez, Pamela Boesel. Absent: Paula Marver, Karen Holley, Michael Blasius. Second Grade Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Steffen, Floyd Johnston, Garold Collins, Ronald Newell, Garold Fosnaught, John Hahn, Scott Lutz, Stephen Schultz, Dale Hill. Second Row: Richard Weber, Julian Salas, Harold Plotts, Kathleen Spangler, Donna Jones. Phyllis Jordon, Paula Rutter, Ralph Luna, Roger Rader. First Row: Donna Veirs, Luann Smith, Mary Jo Boyer, Jan Christman, Barbara Wensink, Joanne Meyer, Beth Gordon, Donna Jo Wensink. Absent: Lana Basselman, Gary Courtney. Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Schnabele, David Rosebrook, Joel Massmann, Robert Pace, Larry Neiling, Daniel Seedorf, David LeVeck, Dale Rutter, William Wensink, Dean Holder, Daniel Dingledine. Second Row: Ronald Conn, Cindy Forster, Eileen Arps, Lisa Seedorf, Robert Barney, Vickie Gerken, Richard Whitehouse, William Rosebrook. First Row: Anna Plotts, Lynette Rosebrook, Cynthia McEwen, Martha Phillips, Vicky Hoops, Cathy Smith, Leresa Zachrich, Debra Phillips. Absent: Sharon Kitchen, Judith Veirs, Carolyn Spangler. First Grade Third Row, left to right: Mrs. Papoi, Mike Meyer, Steven Powell, Brian Harris. Steve Powell, Robert Schnabele, Dean Volkman, Jeffrey Strausbaugh, Fred Gossman, Joe Wensink, Billy Schaupert, Ronny Budde, Robert Prow- ant. Second Row: Rufino Alba, Carole Ahrns, Dora Harris, Sheree Rutter, Jackie Tietje, Sharon Arps, Becky Kern, Debra Rayle, Romiro Salaz. First Row: Lois Smith, Cindy Boyer, Beth Schroeder, Debra Gordon, Deborah Rickerd, Molly Carrizales, Jan Spangler, Eva Holguin, Cynthia Seedorf. Absent: Cindy Jackson. Third Row, left to right: Jerry Courtney, Karl Rutter, Mike Holloway, Keith Fintel, Ronnie Smith, Donnie Car- rizales, John Lehenbauer, Lonnie Budd, Margaret Donnell. Second Row: John Lane, Eddie Van Scoyoc, Cindy Basselman, Arlene Adams, Sheila Rickenberg, Bonnie Hahn, Brenda Kauffman, Janet McDougle. First Row: Vicki Meyer, Patty Schnabele, Cathy Powell, Phyllis Rosebrook, Marsha Rader, Sherry Hughes, Julie Hoops, Shirley Ann Neiling. Absent: Vicki Spangler. Billy Jones. Kindergarten Third Row, left to right: Margaret Donnell, Bruce Hill, Randy Rader, Robby Burner, Steven George, Mark John- ston, Mark Panning, Allan Meyer, Ricky Flick. Kenny Collins. Scott Boyer, Billy Croninger, Mark Tussing. Second Row: Bob Weber, Diane Franz, Terri Gossman, Patty Rettig, Debbie Henry, Marsha Rutter, Cathy Browneller, Tammy Jackson. First Row: Lisa Strausbaugh, Connie Baer, Debbie Kerr, Joan Bremer, Debbie Hill, Mary Schuller, Amy Zachrich, Peggy Wensink, Teresa Behrman. Sure we’ll get married after graduation (Mike H. and Janet M.)... Little Girl Lou come blow your horn (Mary Lou S.)... Can you find the square root? (Pam M.)... I think I’ll pepper (Alyce M., Eldon A.. Bob S., George V. S., and Lindy V. S.)... George V. S. lets Linda C. know who's boss... Hold it, Poo, says Dick F. Tweren't me... twas he. .. Larry B. goes steppin' with little Mary Jane N... Shake it up, Santa (Babe T.)... Oops, foiled again (Mary Jane N.) ... Yes, I start my diet tomorrow. (Nancy S.) 47 A student may be an exceptional mathe matician or scientist but if he cannot work with peo pie, he will be contributing little to the society in which we live. In addition to the mental progress that ideas place in the classroom, a student must mature socially; he must mix and learn to get along with all types of people. School Organizations of fer him an excellent opportunity to fulfill this need and at the same time to have fun doing the things he likes best. Whether he prefers a quiet game of chess or a strenuous game of basketball, he is growing and maturing with every club meeting he attends. Concert Back Row, Left to Right: Pat Boesel, Janice Holder. Darlene Wagner. Margaret Franz, Phil Rutter, Linda Donald, Pam Miller, David Meyer, Jim Walther. Third Row; Nancy Wensink, Judy Marchal, Janet Seedorf, Pat Reiter, John Hill, Ronald Rohrs, Betty Meyer, George Van Scoyoc, Tom Mawer, David Dishong. Second Row: Sue Yarnell, Lynn Burke, Jim Meyer, Janet Cowell, Kaylene Van De Bussche, Judy Leindecker, Donna Cowell, Margaret Seemann. First Row: Jane Weber, Krisy Schlot- terback, Linda Van Scoyoc, Pauline Wiliamson, Beth Powell, Nancy Kennedy. Back row, left to right: Rober Parker. Tom Tussing, Mr. Ehrman. DeWayne Wendt, Larry Drewes, Gene Rayle, Ed Van De Bussche, Carol Franz, Steve Harris, Becky Breece, Sue LaRue, Gary Miller, Mary Lou Sunderman, Becky Betts, Mike Foster. Row Four: Wayne Blue, Marilyn Sterling, John Sunderman, JoAnn Meyer, Jo Wade, Vicki Noward, Sharon Ball, Marilyn Mohring, Diane Thatcher, Carol Spangler, Mary Pelton. Row Three: Car- men Rohrs, Joan Godeke, Peggy Adams. Lynn Shough, Linda Christman. Row Two: Nadine Rader, Roberta Franz, Linda Hagen, Robert Tietje, Judy Bishop, Devon Sunderman. Row One: Cheryl Fly, Marian Franz, Vicki Ahrns, Kathleen Nagel, Linda Diem. 51 Dance Band Back Row, left to right: Phil Rutter, Pat Reiter, John Hill, Ronald Rohrs. Betty Meyer, Roger Parker. Row Two: Gary Miller, Mary Lou Sunderman. Mike Foster, Becky Betts, Janet Weber. Row One: Mr. Ehrman, Vicki Howard, JoAnn Meyer, Jo Wade, John Sunderman. Absent: Sharon Ball. Cadet Band Back Row, left to right: Marolyn Parker. Bob Plotts, Cherri Franz, Patty Mawer. Barb Shough. Row Three: Nancy Rutter, Barb Jackson, Sandy Kress, Tom Neiling. Row Two: Terry Noward, Lorraine Smith, Larry Willier, Mary Jane Neiling, John Johnson. Nancy Flowers, Russell Yantz, Madeline Moore, Charles Rose- brook. Neal Blough. Row One: Jane Wensink, Penny Steffen, Ann Casteel, Janet Koppenhofer, Brenda Seedorf, Phyliss Arps, JoAnn Meyer, Director, Mr. Ehrman. i 53 Pep Band Back Row. left to right: Tom Tussing. Becky Bern. Mike Foster, Janice Holder. Pam Miller. Linda Donald Front Row: John Hill. Ronald Rohrs. Tom Mawer. Steve Harris. Wayne Blue. Marilyn Sterlmg. Majorettes Standing: Mike Foster. Drum Major: Nadine Rader. Head Majorette. Kneeling, left to right: Linda Diem, Kaylene Van De Bussche, Linda Christman. 54 Band Ensembles WOODWIND QUINTET: Krissy Schlotterbeck, Nancy Kennedy, Marilyn Sterling, Nadine Rader, Sue Yarn- ell. HORN QUARTET: Janet Cowell, Judy Leindecker, Margaret Seemann, Marilyn Sterling. Back Row: George Van Scoyoc, Jr. Rep.; Mary Lou Sunderman, Soph. Rep.; Marian Franz, Fresh. Rep. Front Row: Sue Yamell, Pres.; Sharon Ball, Sr. Rep. FLUTE QUARTET: Janet Weber, Krissy Schlotterbeck, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Cheryl Fly. SAX QUARTET: JoAnn Meyer, John Sunderman, Vicki Noward, Sharon Ball. Mr. Ehrman DIRECTOR 55 Senior High Chorus Back Row, left to right: Tom Flowers, Bob Schwab, Scott Adams, Jim Meyer, Larry Walthers, John Sunderman, Robert Sunderman, Jim Parker, Lester Hoops, Bob Meyer, Scott Bergman, Tom Tussing, John Van Scoyoc, Charles Boesel, David Dishong, Steve Schwab, Jim Walthers, Don Thompson, Jim Hughes, Jim Collier, Linda LeVeck, Duane Eickmeier, Janet Beam, Larry Panning, JoAnn Meyer. Row Three: Miss Spitler, Charlene Eick- meier, Bev Rumbaugh, Marilyn Neiling, Sue Yarnell, Linda Van Scoyoc, Pat Reiter, Betty Meyer, Vicki Ahrns, Carol Franz, Ruth Petersen, Pat Boesel, Janice Holder, Barbara Booth, Diane Bartley. Karen Gribbell. Row Two: Lou Ann Basselman, Linda Whitehouse, Janet Neiling. Janet Rickenberg, Marilyn Moses. Sue Jojnson, Denise Ball, Stella Scharf, Joyce Tietje, Marilyn Hogrefe, Carolyn Rosebrook, Marie Fitzenreiter. Karen Lange, Ruth Seemann, Ruth Flowers, Faye Courtney. Row One: Karen Casteel. Judy Knepper, Marilyn Van Scoyoc, Diane Thatcher, Jane Rathge, Marilyn Mohring, Judy Leindecker, Marlene Rosebrook, Marcelle Petersen, Becky Betts, Kathy Romaker, Barbara Neiling. Bonnie Kinder. Kathy Blasius, Carol Van Scoyoc, Norma Gerschutz. Absent: George Lederer, Sandy Budde. 56 Ensembles and Officers Miss Helen Spitler, DIRECTOR. I JUNIOR ENSEMBLE: Back Row, left to right: JohnSund- erman, Larry Walther, Robert Sunderman, Jim Walther. Front Row: Judy Leiendecker, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Carol Franz, Vickie Ahrns. OFFICERS: Back Row, left to right: Lou Ann Basselman, Fresh. Rep.; Robert Meyer, Sr. Rep.; Larry Walther, Jr. Rep.; Robert Sunderman, Lib. Front Row: Marilyn Mohring. Lib.; Ruth Petersen, Lib.; Marcelle Petersen, Sec.; Sue Yarnell, Pres.; Marilyn Van Scoyoc, Vice-Pres.; Jim Meyer, Soph. Rep. SENIOR ENSEMBLE: Back Row, left to right: John Sunder- man, Robert Meyer, Tom Tussing, Don Thompson. Front Row: Becky Betts, Diane Thatcher, Sue Yarnell, Char- lene Eickmeier. ■ 57 NHS Standing, left to right: Marilyn Van Scoyoc, Pat Reiter, Ted Lee, Sharon Ball, Robert Meyer, Janet Cowell, Sue Yarneli, George Van Scoyoc, Karen Gribbell. Sitting: Don L. Parsons, Gary Miller, Becky Betts, Judy Mar- chal, Mike Foster. Absent: John Sunderman. The National Honor Society is one of the leading organizations within Deshler High School. Its membership, which is made up of 20 per cent of the Senior Class and 10 per cent of the Junior Class, is dedicated to encouraging scholarship, promoting leadership, building character, and stimulating service. The high- light of the year's activities was the impressive candlelight induction ceremony conducted by the second year members. (Shown seated here.) Leading the group this year were Mike Foster, president; Judy Marchal, secretary- treasurer; George Van Scoyoc, vice-president. George will act as president next year. Mr. Burke acted as advisor of the group this year. Student Council The Student Council is comprised of two students from each grade in high school. They act as the ruling body of the school. They hold their meet- ings the first Wednesday in each month. Officers this past year were as follows: Don L. Parsons, president; Eldon Arps, vice-president; Susie Yarneli, secre- tary; Mary Lou Sunderman, treasurer; Cheryl Fly, reporter; and advisor, Mr. Weber. Standing, left to right: James Weber, Advisor, Dick Sunderman, Robert Sunderman, Kathy Bergman, Bill Botjer, Pauline Williamson, Terry Noward, Shirley Wright. Sitting: Mary Lou Sunderman, Eldon Arps, Sue Yarneli, Don Parsons, Cheryl Fly. 58 Back Row, left to right: Mr. Kruse (Advisor), Lennie Panning, Steve Harris, Bill Botjer, Bob Tietje, Kathy Nagel, Joanna Meyer, Richard Betts, John Jones. Second Row: John Budde, Janet Williamson, Marion Franz, Donna Neiling, Carolyn Parker, Dick Sunderman, Marilyn Sterling, Craig Franz, Harry Williamson, Dave Petersen, Larry Willier, Terry Noward. Russell Yantz, Kathy Bergman, Elaine Arps, Myra Diederich, Cheryl Franz. JoAnn Behrman, Madeline Moore. First Row: Mary Jane Neiling, Neil Blough, Larry Smith, Ricky Krauss, Jim Hagen, Terry Reiter, Penny Steffen, Janet Koppenhofer. Science Club Delta Sigma Chi Club Back Row, left to right: George Van Scoyoc, Jim Walther, Eldon Arps, Ted Lee, Judy Bishop, John Sunderman, John Hill. Second Row: Mr. Oberhaus (Advisor). Pauline Williamson, Karen Gribbell, Linda Donald, Linda Sigler, Linda Smith, Janie Weber, Linda Hagen, Mary Pelton, Nancy Kennedy, Jen- nifer Rayle, Janet Cowell. First Row; Gary Miller, Dennis Parker, Robert Meyer, Susie Yarnell, Charlene Eickmeier, Mike Foster. 59 F.F.A Back Row, left to right: Tom Flowers, David Meyer, Ron Phillips, John Shively, Dennis Meyer, Jim Rickenberg, Steve Schwab, Robert Sunderman, Marvin Maas, Jerry Robinson, Larry Van Zandt, Lawrence Behrman, Ray Shively. Wayne Moore, Larry Drewes, Bob Challen, Tom Wright, Roger Haake, Ed Moelter. Row Two: Mr. Donnell, Lester Hoops, Raymond Bremer, Dennis Reese, Ron Bishop, Larry Walthers, John Jackson, Ed Schwab. Row Three: Donald Rosebrook, Bob Foltz, Dennis Cotterman, Tim Jackson, Ronnie Challen, John Van Scoyoc, Larry Casteel, Bob Cunningham. The boys who lead the organization this year are: Ronnie Bishop, Pres.; Dennis Reese, Vice-Pres.; Raymond Bremer, Sec.; Edward Schwab, Treas.; Larry Walther, News Reporter; John Jackson, Sentinel; Lester Hoops, Student Ad- visor. Last year's poultry team won a trip to Harrisburg, on which the boys enjoyed themselves very much. They re- ceived a well-earned high rating. On Nov. 12, the Freshmen boys were initiated to the degree of Green Hand Farmers. On Jan. 21, the last year’s Green Hand Farmers were elected to the degree of Chapter Farmers. The poultry judging team has done it again! They won a well-deserved trip to Kansas City because of their fine judging ability. 60 Pictured before the numerous trophies won by the Fufure Farmers of America is the group's advisor, Mr. Donnell. F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America is a National or- ganization of students studying Home Economics. F. H. A. provides experience in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking, group work and community participation. Our state theme this year was Know, Serve, and Appreciate Ohio; and our proj- ect is Mental Health. Mrs. Carole Remy. ADVISOR. Back Row. left to right: Pam Tussing, Paula Tussing. Diane Bartley, Nancy Firman, Elaine Neiling Carolyn Rosebrook, Jackie Bishop. Pat Tussing, Mrs. Remy. Seated: Janet Neiling, Janet Beam, Marilyn Hogrefe, Karen Gribbell, Sandy McDougle. 61 Halloween Court JUNIOR ATTENDANTS: Linda Smith, Ed Schwab SENIOR KING AND QUEEN: Pat Reiter, Bob LeVeck SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS: Krissy Schlotterbeck, Joe Wagner King, Queen and Court 8TH GRADE ATTENDANTS: Penny Steffen, Larry Smith FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS: Cheryl Fly, Mike Kennedy Buckeye Boys Journalis Top photo, left to right: Becky Betts, Mike Foster, Gary Miller, Judy Marchal. and Girls’ State m Workshop Bottom photo, left to right: Pat Reiter, Sharon Ball, Carol Spang- [ler DE-Hi Staff Standing: Judy Marchal, Asst. Editor; Don L. Parsons, Business Manager; Mr. Meyer, Advisor; Sharon Ball, Editor. Standing: Martha Gressman, Class Editor; Ron Diem, Sports Editor; Juleen Tietje, Photographer. Standing: Faye Courtney, Senior Editor; Marlene Rosebrook, Grade Editor; Marilyn Mohring, Music Editor. Standing, left to right: Marlene Rosebrook, Don L. Parsons, Ronnie Diem, Bob LeVeck, Mr. Meyer. Seated: Marilyn Mohring, Juleen Tietje, Martha Gressman, Faye Courtney, Judy Marchal. Absent: Sharon Ball, Editor. 64 Standing, left to right: Dennis Parker, Martha Gressman. Karen Casteel, LaDonna Inbody, Ruth Petersen, Judy Knepper, Bill Henning, Danny Johnson, Marcelle Petersen, JoAnn Meyer, Marilyn Van Scoyoc, Larry Brooks, Diane Thatcher, Bob LeVeck, Bev Rumbaugh, Jane Rathge, David Wright, Betty Meyer, Pat Reiter, Carol Spang- ler. Center: Mr. Meyer, Advisor. 65 Across, left to right: Steve Schwab, Left Field; Ed Mansfield. Center Field; Ted Lee, Right Field; Jerry Robison, First Base; Richard Betts, Short Stop; Gerry Christman, Third Base; Ronnie Phillips, Pit- cher; DeWayne Wendt, Second Base; Ed Van De Bussche, Pitcher; Roger Parker, Catcher. Coach: Gerrold Parratt. 68 Varsity Baseball Standing, left to right: Lynn Burke. Marvin Maas, Bob Schwab, Tom Sunderman, Roger Parker, DeWayne Wendt, Gerry Christman, Richard Betts. Steve Schwab, George Lederer, Jeff Weber, Steve Harris, Coach--Mr. Parratt. Kneeling: Ed Van De Bussche, Ted Lee, Ronnie Bishop, Jerry Robison, Ed Mansfield, Ron Phillips. Jr. High Baseball 69 Standing, left to right: Coach--Mr. Pace, Tom Neiling, Ronnie Rutter. Dan Hoops, Jim Van De Bussche, Russell Yantz, Jim Hughes, Larry Willier. Kneeling: Ricky Krauss, Larry Smith, Bob Meyer, Dale Weber, John Johnston, Craig Adams, Bill Thatcher. Larry Van Zandt Allen Rutter Steve Adams Garland Tussing Gerry Christman Roger Parker 70 Varsity Basketball Standing, left to right: DuWayne Hathaway, Manager; Ed Van De Bussche, Mike Kennedy, Gar Tussing, Allen Rutter, Steve Adams, Coach-Mr. Pace, Larry Van Zandt, Gerry Christman, Jerry Robison, Don L. Parsons, Roger Parker, David Dishong. Kneeling: Lynn Burke, Manager. Season's Record 9-11 70 McClure 47 66 Florida 39 45 Ayersville 57 76 Ridgevilie 64 61 Holgate 65 40 Hamler 93 48 Miller City 94 73 Malinta 47 57 McComb 68 105 McClure 85 69 Florida 46 48 Liberty Center 67 84 Ridgevilie 75 78 Westwood 51 70 Holgate 117 56 Hamler 66 59 Ottawa 85 63 Glandorf 89 80 Malinta 92 71 Leipsic 67 Ed's famous lay-up. Parson's attack! 71 Reserve Basketball Back Row, left to right: Tom Sunderman, Richard Betts, Wayne Moore, Larry Van Zandt, Coach William Pace, Allen Rutter, Gerry Christman, Jim Meyer, Ron Phillips. Managers: David Dishong, Lynn Burke. Parker leaps for a high one. Team awaits the scoring point. Kennedy makes a long one. 72 Freshman Basketbal Standing, left to right: Steve Harris, Tim Jackson, George Lederer, Bill Botjer, John Crouch, Larry Feehan, David Meyer, Jeff Weber, Jim Budde, Coach--Mr. Weber. Kneeling: Joe Tussing, Richard Betts, Eldon Sickmiller. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Barb Johnson, Jan Petersen, Mary Jane Neiling, Sherry Wright. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Barb Booth, Lou Ann Bassel- man, Pat Boesel, Cheryl Fly. 73 Standing, left to right: Larry Smith. Neal Blough, Terry Reiter. Tom Neiling, Jim Van de Bussche. Russell Yantz, David Petersen, Ronnie Hughes, Larry Willier, John Jones, Mr. Parratt--Coach. 7th Grade Junior High Basketball 8th Grade Standing, left to right: Tom Wensink, Steve Rosebrook, Ronnie Rutter, Craig Franz. Dick Sunderman, John Budde. Greg Adams, John Johnston, Dale Weber, Bob Meyer. Ricky Krauss. Nadine Rader Go Varsity! Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit Carol Spangler Nancy Kennedy Judy Marchal 75 Cross Country and Track Get on your marks! Shown above are the members of cross-country: left to right: Don L. Parsons, John Sunderman, Ron Baker, Jim Meyer, Allen Rutter, Bob Feehan, Wayne Moore, Jim Gerschutz, Terry Robin- son and Jerry Cain. To keep in tip-top condition, the boys do lots of exercising. This is the first year for cross-country, but they have done a real fine job. Parsons is victor in mile-run. Sunderman gives it all he has in the 100- yard dash. Cain pours it on, winning the half mile. Parsons and Cain battle it out in the third lap of the mile run. 76 Field Events Allen Rutter gets ready to throw discus at Baltimore meet. Dan Tussing tries his hand at throwing the discus. SEASON’S RECORD Deshler 48 1 2 Leipsic 60 1 2 32 Liberty Center 35 North Baltimore 89 45 McComb 64 47 Liberty Benton 62 33 Delta 85 49 1 2 Liberty Benton 59 1 2 53 1 2 Liberty Center 65 1 2 39 Leipsic 46 Ottawa 57 Glandorf 5 1 3 Dan Tussing fires the shot. Mike Foster makes good on high hurdles. Bill Booth strides easily over high hur- dles. 77 BOWLETTS PIN CURLERS PIN UPS Standing, left to right: Marilyn Van Scoyoc Kaylene Van De Bussche Charlene Eickmeier Seated: Carol Spangler Susie Yarnell Girls’ Bowling Team Won Lost Gutters Five 61 14 Pin Carters 48 27 Pin Ups 42 33 Bowletts 42 33 Alley Cats 35 40 Standing, left to right: Susan Johnson Marilyn Hogrefe Karen Gribbell Seated: Sandy Budde Darlene Wagner Standing, left to right: Pat Reiter Karen Casteel Seated: Betty Meyer Elizabeth Powell Absent: Sharon Ball Bev Rumbaugh, High Average Standing, Diane Thatcher Seated: Judy Baumberger Judy Leiendecker Absent: Becky Betts Pat Boesel Standing, Becky Tussing Bev Rumbaugh Ruth Petersen Seated: Faye Courtney Marcelle Petersen ALLEY CATS GUTTERS FIVE 78 THE CHAMPS Standing, Ronnie Challen Bob Challen Dick Ruskey Seated: Larry Casteel Terry Robinsen Standing, Scott Bergman Lester Hoops Dan Petersen Seated: Bill Booth Dick Crouch ALLEY RATS Standing, Dan Johnson Ed Schwab Seated: Marvin Maas Roger Parker Absent: Ed Van De Bussche Standing, Gary Miller Steve Adams Robert Meyer Seated: Dave Wright Jerry Cain PIN BUSTERS HOLY ROLLERS Team Won Lost Pin Busters 91 34 Holy Rollers 82 43 Pin Knockers 63 62 Alley Rats 59 68 The Champs 43 82 Alley Cats 40 85 Standing, Jim Wright Larry Van Zandt Ed Mansfield Seated: James Ohlrich Steve Schwab PIN KNOCKERS Standing, Bill Botjer Jim Parker George Lederer Seated: Jim Collier Jim Hughes Boys’ Bowling ALLEY CATS 79 Pep Club Promotes School Spirit Because of the interest of the student body in backing up their teams, the Pep Club was formed this year at D. H. S. Since schools are often judged by their conduct, Deshler High School has been proud of the good sportsmanship upheld by the efforts of our Pep Club. Constant cheers of we're with you team heard throughout the year were led by our ever faithful girls in orange and black. They have welcomed our opponents and have given our team the unfailing support which they deserved. 6th row, left to right: Carol Van Scoyoc, Bev Rumbaugh, Linda Smith, Ruth Petersen, Linda Sigler, Margaret Franz, Mary Pelton, Vicki Noward, Judy Baumburger. 5th row: Marian Franz, Cathy Ro- maker, Stella Scharf, Janet Cowell, Nancy Wensink, Krissy Schlotterbeck, Beth Powell, Karen Behr- man. 4th row: Linda Donald, Becky Betts, Diane Thatcher, Sue Yarnell, Marilyn Van Scoyoc, LaDonna Inbody, Karen Casteel, Judy Knepper, Pat Reiter. 3rd row: Kathy Nagel, Marilyn Hogrefe, Karen Gribbell, Darlene Wagner, Vicki Ahrns, Pam Miller, Marilyn Sterling, Cheryl Fly, Betty Meyer. 2nd row: Barb Booth, Linda Whitehouse, Kathy Blasius, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Linda Christman, Margaret Seemann, Kaylene Van De Bussche, Becky Breece, Donna Cowell. 1st row: Norma Ger- schutz, Joan Godeke, Lou Ann Panning, Lou Ann Basselman, Pat Boesel, Marcelle Petersen. 80 GAA Fourth Row, left to right: Kathy Blasius, Carol Franz, Linda Donald, Vicki Ahms, Mary Lou Sunderman, Marcelle Petersen, Kathy Nagel, Becky Betts, Margaret Seemann, Janet Cowell, LaDonna Inbody, Bev Rumbaugh. Third Row: Judy Knepper, Linda Sigler, Faye Courtney, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Marilyn Van Scoyoc, Carol Spangler, Mar- garet Franz, Juleen Tietje, Shirley Lange, Sherry Wright, Linda Hagen, Linda Christman, Mrs. Romaine Watson, Advisor. Second Row: Pat Boesei, Sue Yarneli, Nancy Kennedy, Donna Cowell, Marian Franz, Nadine Rader, Charlene Eickmeier, Judy Marchal, Pauline Williamson, Jo Wade. First Row: Kay Van De Bussche, Ruth Peter- sen, Mary Pelton. Janet Weber, Karen Casteel. Absent: Sharon Ball, Cathy Romaker, Linda Whitehouse, Gloria Zamora, Peg Adams, Bonnie Kinder, Jan Holder. After a tension-filled school day, a girl needs a chance to let off steam. Girls' Athletic Associa- tion provides all those who are interested with a means of working off strain. This was the first year for GAA at DHS. Many sports were offered for the girls to par- ticipate in. The officers this year were as follows: Charlene Eickmeier, president; Nancy Ken- nedy, vice-president; Pauline Williamson, secretary; Jo Ann Wade, treasurer; Judy Marchal, reporter. Mrs. R. Watson acted as the advisor of this new organization. Advertisements are an integral part of any pu- blication. The De-Hi depends upon the people who patronize it and provide the always necessary funds for publication costs. Yearbook advertisements are an excellent example of the way in which a merchant can support the school while providing the reader and buyer with the information necessary for choosing the best products and services. Compliments of JAY'S RESTAURANT DESHLER OHIO AUGUST HONECK SON Manufacturers of Clay Drain Tile Phone 213 Malinta, Ohio Holgate Dairy Bar EDGAR SINCLAIR SERVICE Restaurant AUTO BODY Phone 264-3271 and Holgate, Ohio FENDER REPAIR Phone 3351 Holgate, Ohio 84 Al-Da-Ho Ranch We wish to thank those who patronized us in the season of 1963 85 Wi n n ie Wally Daniels Compliments of KOPPENHOFFER BROTHERS Corn City Quality Eggs Deshler Ohio Compliments of Compliments of HONEMAN GARAGE CLAUDE SINTZ, Inc. Plymouth - Chrysler' Sales and Service Hamler Ohio LEIPSIC GREENHOUSE DESHLER 86 OHIO Flowers and gifts for all occasions Leipsic, Ohio Phone 121 BISHOPS LOCKER Compliments of Custom Slaughtering and Processing QUALITY MEATS FOR SALE The Napoleon Lumber Co. Homier, Ohio Phone274-2871 DESHLER ALIGNMENT Wheel Alignment—Tire Balancing Brake Service 107 E Main Street Deshler Compliments of HENRY COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION BICHAN CHEVROLET HAMLER FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION NAPOLEON TOM MITCHELL LIBERTY CENTER MALINTA FARM EQUIPMENT MALINTA WENSINK'S IMPLEMENT SALES DESHLER HOLGATE IMPLEMENT HOLGATE DESHLER IMPLEMENT DESHLER KURTZ SALES SERVICE NAPOLEON L. S. DUNBAR NAPOLEON MEINEKE SALES SERVICE NAPOLEON HAMLER HARDWARE HAMLER HARRY VON DEYLEN GERALD HOWE AND SAUTTER ........................ GRFI TON Ohio 87 Howe and Sautter Implement Sales PHONE 256-6212 Grelton, Ohio Country Road M. PHONE 264 -2381 Brand Name Furniture At Budget Pleasing Prices HotgateA Co. Drive a Little and Save a Lot SALES SERVICE HOLGATE FURNITURE CO. HOLGATE. OHIO TONY ROSSELET Compliments of Compliments of Beam Martins Confectionery Auto Parts DESHLER, OHIO Phone 278-3861 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of GLEN'S MARATHON Phone 274-2171 88 HAMLER OHIO THE CORN CITY STATE BANK A Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deshler ________________________________ Ohio DESHLER PRODUCTS, Inc. Manufacturers of All Types Deshler Hardware Heating — Paints — Plumbing Dick Allen — Phone 278-1871 Floor Covering—Electric Wiring G. E. Appliances 135 West Main Deshler, Ohio of Paint Rollers Western Auto Associated Store Everything for Your Home and Car and Trays Curtis Cowell, Proprietor 125 West Main Street Phone 278-1836 Deshler Ohio Deshler, Ohio 89 CAIN'S POTATO CHIPS Leipsic, Ohio Phone 206 Compliments of Wright's Hardware Blue Flame LP Gas Bottles 1 Bulk 90 Compliments of Compliments of J. B. McLaughlin WIEDENROTH'S Anhydrous Ammonia Spraying Agricultural Chemicals Complete Mixture Fertilizer Deshler, Ohio Compliments of Phone 278-2846 DR. FLY, DENTIST DESHLER, OHIO Deshler, Ohio Compliments of DESHLER MAIL BOX COMPANY 101 East Maple Street DESHLER OHIO 91 COMPLIMENTS OF FRASHER DRUGS Y A R N E L L DRUGS — COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS BROTHERS, INC. CIGARS — SODAS DESHLER, OHIO Deshler Ohio RONNIE THATCHER COMPLIMENTS OF Insurance Agency Office Phone 278-1881 WENSINKS PURE OIL 204 W. Main St. Deshler, Ohio Compliments of Fred H. Gerken Company The Defiance Home Savings and Loan Association Transit Mix Concrete Blacktop and Builders Supplies Concrete-Block-Brick- Stone- Sand Yard No. 1 — 13031 Oakwood Ave. Phone 592-2761 Yard No. 2 — 1410 Scott St. Defiance, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-6881 NAPOLEON, OHIO MEL LANZER CO. Huenfeld Furniture Co. Builders Cabinet Makers Residential - Commere ial- Industrial The home of Fine Quality Nationally Known Brands of Home Furnishings, We Specialize in All Types of Masonry Construction Quality at Budget Prices Huenfeld Furniture Co. Phone 592-2801 Napoleon, Ohio Defiance, Ohio 518 Clinton Street 92 Art’s Electronic Service Congratulations Service for all T. V. Including Philco television and Radio and Best Wishes 122 Keyser Avenue Deshler, Ohio COLUMBUS BOLT Deshler Implement Co. FORGING CO. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Farm Tires and Dealer Accessories Deshler, Ohio Deshler, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF D E S H L E R LANES DESHLER OHIO 93 Compliments of Compliments of The Custar State Bank The Home Savings and Loan Phone 669-2801 Association Custar Ohio 102 S. Main St., North Baltimore, Ohio Current Rate on Savings 4 per cent Compliments of Vogue Beauty Salon Phone Belmore 2451 Bette Reese Member FSLIC Member FHCB Compliments of Lowell Brooks Studio Leipsic, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of KLENK’S HUB MARKET Clothes and Shoes For Men and Boys Leipsic, Ohio Leipsic, Ohio Phone 47 94 Ohio's Fastest Growing Liberal Arts School ALUMNI MEMORIAL UNION COURSES OFFERED IN: • Humanities Science • Education • Fine Arts • Business Administration ADVANTAGES: • Wide choice of majors • Outstanding faculty • Modern facilities • Christian environment • Congenial community • Variety of sports programs FINDLAY COLLEGE Fully Accredited Compliments of Farmers Grain Seed Association Finest in Feeding Snyder Chevrolet Co. Napoleon, Ohio REICHERT'S JEWELERS Napol eon Oh i o 95 SMITH'S AUTO SERVICE DON'S DAIRY DELITE Complete Garage Service Phone 278-1981 Deshler, Ohio COMPLIMENTS Compliments of of DEFIANCE MILK PRODUCTS CO. CAST METAL INCORPORATED Phone 41010 Defiance Ohio Compliments of BALL Rl ECH DISTRIBUTORS Phone 278-1 846 Deshler Ohio 96 DEFIANCE, OHIO FEED THEM WELL with Dinner-Bell -------- 6------- MEATS ECKERT PACKING COMPANY General Offices; Defiance, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of Dr. J. J. Curry Optometrist R. J. Blough, M. D. 204 West Main Deshler, Ohio Deshler, Ohio GILGENBAUGH FLORIST FLOWERS BY MARGARET Flowers designed especially for you for all occasions See us for your flower needs WE DELIVER — PHONE 278-2906 542 WEST MAIN DESHLER, OHIO Compliments of THE CHARLES DIEM'S CORNER RESTAURANT Dinners, Short Orders, Home Made Pie DESHLER OHIO Hamler Feed Company DESHLER COMPANY PURINA CHOWS Custom Grinding Mixing Special Cold Molasses Protein OHIO Hamler PHONE 274-2801 Ohio CALVERT MILLING COMPANY Alfalfa Milling Phone: 278-3236 Hoytville Ohio NORTH BALTIMORE FOOD CENTER, INC. North Baltimore Ohio DESHLER FOOD CENTER QUALITY SERVICE and MERCHANDISE • West Main Street DESHLER OHIO 98 DESHLER RADIO SERVICE REITER’S GARAGE Emerson Sales . Service Sohio Gas Charles Darrell Tussing Quaker State Oil Phones: 278-2976 Deshler, Ohio Phone 278-1992 Deshler, Ohio Deshler Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS - HARDWARE Phone 278-2881 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of THE DESHLER HOTEL CORN CITY BAR Mr. A. H, Koppenhoffers Owner Ralph and Flora Puckett, Management Don Mangas Deshler Ohio Phone 278-2991 DESHLER, Ohio 99 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND RAPIDS D E S H L E R VARIETY STORE VARIETY STORE Grand Rapids Ohio Deshler Ohio CUSTAR HARDWARE Compliments of Sager Motor Sales Electric—Plumbing—Heating Chevrolet and Oldsmobile General Hardware—Appliances Housewa res—Pa i nt PHONE 278-1826 Deshler, Ohio Phone 669-3675 Hilvers Jewelry Complete Lines of FINE JEWELRY Repair Service Custar Ohio Leipsic Ohio Bowling Green Rambler Dealer Gib Foster C. Reed G. Coale P. Winton Bowling Green Ohio 100 THE PUGH QUARRY COMPANY RFD Custar, Ohio Phone Weston 669-2925 Night Phone 435-4721 Day Phone 435-7020 Recorder MOORE’S MEATS Purveyors of Hotel and Restaurant Meats P O. BOX 667 Fostoria, Ohio Phone 5-1846 Bauman Stock Yard, Inc. R.G. ZACHRICH CONTRACTING Daily Market on Hogs and Cattle Industrial - Commercial- Residental Phones 592-674-592-6751 948 Latty St. R.G.(BOB) Zachrich Defiance, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio 101 COMPLIMENTS OF The Republican Courier and WFIN Radio Station Findlay, Ohio FREEMAN'S SINCLAIR Garage and Body Shop Phone 278-1982 WESTERN AUTO The Family Store Leipsic, Ohio L L. TROUT Furniture, Inc. Open Monday — Wednesday - Friday and Saturday 9-9 Tuesday till 6. Closed Thursday afternoon DESHLER OHIO NORTH BALTIMORE OHIO LISTINGS BOWLING GREEN Uhlman’s Shoe Store Kay-Ann Beauty Shop Dill Jewelers K levers Jewelers Store CUSTAR Tina’s Beauty Bar Mahnen’s Store Meyer’s Grocery DESHLER Clayton’s Drug Store Deshler Hotel Bar Dishong Hardware Ed Rutter Soh i o Fashion Shop Hauschild Studio FINDLAY Me d I °c k Jewelers HAMLER Dairy Bell Drive-In Barhite’s NAPOLEON Saneholtz Supply Company Franz Fruit Market HOLGATE Schutte’s HOYTVILLE Dean’s Resturant LEIPSIC Robinson Auto Supply Williams Petroleum Products Thomas Jewelers N iswander’s Jewelers Fenstermaker’s Shoe Company Patter son’s 102 BLOOR FUNERAL HOME Phone 278-3961 24 hr. Ambulance Service DESHLER, OHIO Sid Bloor- Director and Owner Furniture Store Main St. Phone 278-3962 DESHLER THE McCOMB FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION HENRY G. POHLMAN Phone CY 3-2311 McComb, Hancock, Shantown Finest in feeders COMPLIMENTS OF GRIBBELL REAL ESTATE BUDDY'S FOODLAND AGENCY Phone 278-2896 Deshler , Oh i o • . you r BERVIC EE Congratulations to the Class of '64 Frozen Foods Ruth Ann Sandra Select Line of Groceries Top Quality Meats and Poultry RUTH ANN’S BEAUTY SALON DESHLER, OHIO Phone 278-2971 DESHLER, OHIO 10i Compliments of FOSTERS Deshler, Plant FARM FERTILIZERS Holgate Plant PI a Of Foods QUALITY, SERVICE, AND KNOW HOW DESHLER Phone 278-2886 530 West South Street OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF HARTMANS SOHIO Phone 278-2916 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of Wensink Implements Sales Massey Ferguson Phone 278-1951 Deshler, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF PANNING LUMBER CO. COMPLIMENTS OF Bauer Canneries, Inc. Phone 274-354-1 Hamler Ohio Hamler Ohio 104 Compliments of Complete Line of GIBSON'S MARATHON Band Instruments DESHLER, OHIO Kimball Cable Pianos Phone 278-1991 Crawford Industries, Inc. Rettig Music Store General Repairs—Machine Shop TILE - DITCH FILLING Repair Department Deshler, Ohio 510 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Compliments of DEKALB AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATION Deshler, Ohio Hybrid Seed Corn 105 Compliments Of LEIPSIC RETAILED MERCHANTS Leipsic Ohio Compliments of Style Shoppe Your Fashion Center Leipsic, Ohio Phone 98 DESHLER FLAG Phone 278-2816 COMPLIMENTS OF DESHLER Compliments of OHIO Dr. James B. Overmier Physician Surgeon Marchal’s Bakery Phone 278-2901 Leipsic Ohio Deshler Ohio 106 Christman Brothers Building — Plumbing Heating — Electrical Deshler, Ohio DIEM'S FLOWER SHOP Compliments of Flowers for all Occasions DUBBS B 1 rt hdays Weddings Corsages Funeral Designs -We Deliver- Potted Plants Funeral Home Compliments of BREECE CLEANERS Phone 278-1931 Everything Back but the Dirf’ Phone 278-1841 125 E. Maple DESHLER OHIO Deshler, Ohio 107 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DESHLER ELEVATOR GRAIN — FEED — SEED COAL — FARM SUPPLIES FERTILIZER NITROGEN SOLUTIONS 108 DESHLER, CUSTAR, OHIO INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA