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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

REFLECTIONS Reflections are valuable possessions. They are unique bundles which can bring either joy or regret. They are a personal thing or they can be shared by others, to enlighten a dreary day. Reflections are the foundations of the world. They explore the unknown, examine and prove the known, and recollect and consider refluted theories and events. In the mind of man Is the Image of the future, present, and past, living In a soft hazy reflection. Is It pos- sible for life to exist without these incredible morsels which are teaming in our minds? They let us live and relive every event and scene whether it be beautiful or repulsive; whether happy or chaotic. TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty 5 Seniors 11 Underclassmen 25 Organizations 39 57 Junior High 71 Grades 79 Student Life 87 Advertising 93 MR. PAUL OBERHAUS We the Staff of the 1966 De-Hi proudly dedicate this annual to Mr. Paul R. Oberhaus. For the past four years he has untiringly served this school and its students. His willingness to help anyone in need has made him an example to many and a friend to all. During the two years he has been our adviser he has brought us safely through, guiding us towards graduation and giving us a goal of higher education. By the dedication of this annual we hope to repay him in some small way for all he has done, and add to this our humble thanks. 3 MR. JOHN WATSON Add to your Faith Virtue; and to Virtue, Knowledge; And to Knowledge, Self-Control; and to Self-Control, Patience; and to Patience, Godliness; And to Godliness, Brotherly Kindness, and to Brotherly Kindness, Love. . . For if ye do these things ye shall never fall. H Peter 1:5,6,7,10 From elementary, through Junior High, and into high school, our steps have been directed by members of the Administration and Faculty. Governing authority Is held by the school board, the superintendent, and principal. Never forgotten are the patient and hard- working teachers, the smiling faces and the help of such people as the secretaries, librarians, cooks. Janitors, and bus drivers. A quiet hi in the hall, the desire to teach, understand, and help from these People will be thankfully reflected upon throughout our lives. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD-Front Row; Mr. Richard Krauss, Mr. Second Row: Mr. John Van Zandt, Mr. Donald Badenhop, Edwin Michaelis, Mr. Dorwin Hoffman, Mr. R. G. Rettig. Mr. Otto Meyer. Mr. Richard Krauss, SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Merritt Burke, PRINCIPAL MR. PAUL BEHNFELDT History English MR. THOMAS EHRNAM Music MR. DAVID GLUNT Soc. Studies English MR. DENNIS HALES English Psychology MR. LAWRENCE KRUSE Science The hands of the mastei . . . MISS MARTHA ORSBORN Spanish English Mr. Oberhaus explains . . . MRS. MARILYN MEIENBURG Business Education MR. GARROLD PARRATT Industrial Arts MR. OTTO MEYER Distributive Education MR. PAUL OBERHAUS Science Math MRS. ANNA SCHWAB Mathematics Everbusy Mrs. Schwab MR. GENE SCHNEGG Business Education Health Physical Education She's talented and pretty, too! MRS. ADELIA MRS. ROMAINE WATSON SCHWIEBERT Biology Health Physical Education Physical Education Speech Social Studies MRS. LOIS SONNENBERG English French MR. JAMES WEBER Mathematics Guidance No ball drills, today . . . MRS. CHRISTINE WELLER Home Ec. Family Living 9 Secretaries: Mrs. Dona Van Scoyoc, Mrs. Martha Sunderman Librarians: Mrs. Ruth Donald, Mrs. Alice Meyer Custodians: Mr. Reed Hathaway, Mr. Earl Haas Bus Drivers: Mr. Karyl Simpson, Mr. Albert Hahn, Mr. Bill Kern, Mr. Garold Casteel, Substitute, Mr. Jim Weber, Absent: Mr. Tom Kline Cooks: Mrs. Edna Lindhorst, Mrs. Sevilla Reynolds, Mrs. Bessie Miller, Mrs. Donna Newell, Mrs. Martha Parker 10 SENIORS Seniors: the year of firsts and lasts - the last record hop, the last band contest, the last basketball game; Graduation, an unforgettable memory, the class trip, Senior day. Leaving each experience is like closing a chapter in our lives. Yet, new chapters are opening for us as fast as the old ones close. No re- flections will be more wonderful than those in the chapter intitled Seniors. SENIORS 11 Class Color: Class Flower: Burgundy and White White Rose Class Motto: We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us 12 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pat Hoops, Stella Scharf, Linda Cordes, Lynn Shough, Jim Meyer SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Oberhaus, Mrs. Schwab, Mr. Kruse D. SCOTT ADAMS Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 2,4; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 4; Dis- trict Science Fair 1,2; Scholarship Team 2; Prince of Peace 3,4; Delta Sigma Chi 4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; OU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. VICKI LEE AHRNS Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus En- semble 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 4; GAA 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Prince of Peace 2; Pep Club 2; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4; DECA Officer 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. TO THE FOLLOWING, WE LEAVE . . . DENISE KAY BALL Band 1; Chorus 1,2; Science Club 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. LAWRENCE HERMAN BEHRMAN FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Track 2; DECA Officer 4. KATHLEEN ANN BLASIUS Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 2,3,4; DECA 4. JUDITH ANN BREMER Scholarship Team 2; Girls State Alter- nate 4. 13 THOMAS ESPARZA BRISENO DECA 4. LYNN ERNEST BURKE Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Band Officer 3; Science Club 1; Baseball Manag- er 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Bas- ketball Trainer 3,4; Prince of Peace 2; Loyal D Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; DECA 4; Publications Workshop 4. TO OUR TEACHERS, WE LEAVE GERRY LEE CHRISTMAN Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Halloween Court 4; Boys State 4. LINDA LOU CHRISTMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Halloween Court 3; GAA 3,4; GAA Officer 3,4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. HARRY DEAN COLDREN Bowling 3; Shop Instructor 3,4; DECA 4. LINDA ANN CORDES Chorus 1,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 3,4; Cho- rus Officer 4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Of- ficer 4; Delta Sigma Chi 4. 14 RITA TORRES COSTELLO Scholarship Team 2. RICHARD ALLEN CROUCH Bowling 1,2; Shop Instructor 3,4; DECA4. OUR TREASURED MEMORIES LINDA HOPE DIEM Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1; Science Club 1; Cheerleader Substitute 1; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4. LARRY EDWARD DREWES Band 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 3,4; Cross Country 3; Track 3,4; DECA 4. RUTH ANN FLOWERS Chorus 2,3; Select Chorus 2; GAA 3; Pep Club 3,4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. THOMAS WILLIAM FLOWERS FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Bowling 3,4. 15 TO THE JUNIORS, WE LEAVE ROGER ALFRED HAAKE Band 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Bowling 3,4; Prince of Peace 3. DUANE ALAN HATHAWAY Basketball Manager 2; DECA 4. CAROL IRENE FRANZ Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,3; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus Of- ficer 3; Scholarship Team 2; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Prince of Peace 3; Science Club 1; District Science Fair 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; BGSU News- paper Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4. ROBERTA LOUISE FRANZ Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,3,4; Dance Band 1. JAMES FRANCIS GERSCHUTZ Chorus 1; District Science Fair 1,2; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; Prince of Peace 2; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4. LELAND EUGENE GOTTSCHALK Basketball 1,3; Track 3; Cross Country 3; DECA 4. PATRICIA JANE HOOPS Chorus 1,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 4; Cho rus Officer 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Girls State 4; Delta Sigma Chi 4. JAMES HUBERT HUGHES Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Ensemble 4; Base- ball Manager 2,3; Bowling 2. A GOAL - COMMENCEMENT THOMAS WINFIELD KINDER DECA 4. KAREN SUE LANGE Chorus 1,2,4; Select Chorus 2; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. SUE ELAINE LA RUE Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. JUDY KAY LEIENDECKER Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3; Chorus Ensemble 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 3; Science Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Bowling 1; Cheerleader 1; GAA 3,4; GAA Officer 4; Prince of Peace 3; District Science Fair 3; Pep Club 3,4; BGSU Newspaper Work- shop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Festival Queen 3. 17 ELAINE LOUISE LUTZ Chorus 1,3,4; Science Club; Pep Club 3, 4; DECA. MARVIN CHARLES MAAS Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4; F.F.A. State Poultry Team 2,3,4; F. F.A. National Poultry Contest 4; F. F. A. Officer; DECA; Halloween Court 1; Bowl- ing 1,2,3,4; Loyal D Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. TO OUR ALMA MATER, WE WILLIAM THOMAS MAWER Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Science Club 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; District Science Fair 1,2,3; State Science Fair 2. DENNIS LEE MEYER FFA 2,3,4; DECA 4. JAMES ARTHUR MEYER Band 1,2,3,4; Band Officer 1,4; Band Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,4; Baseball 1,2, 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Officer 2; Scholarship Team 2; Cross Country 2; Prince of Peace 2; National Honor Society 3,4; District Science Fair 3; Bowling 4; Boys State Alternate 4; A.C.T. Test 4. GERALD WAYNE MOORE Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Track 2,3; Cross Country 2,3; DECA 4. 18 BARBARA JEAN NEIUNG Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2; Pep Club 3,4. JAMES FREDERICK PARKER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Select Chorus 2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Bowling 2,3,4; Shop Instructor 3,4. LEAVE TWELVE DEVOTED YEARS ROGER KENNETH PARKER Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Dance Band 3; Halloween Court 3; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. EUGENE GLEN RAYLE Band 1,2; Bowling 1,2; DECA 4. JAMES RONALD RICKENBERG Science Club 1; Basketball 1; FFA 1,2,3, 4; FFA Officer 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; District Science Fair 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4. ROGER ALLEN ROBINSON Chorus 1; Bowling 4. 19 RONALD ERNEST ROHRS Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3; Chorus 1; Science Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; District Science Fair 3; Student Council 1; Scholarship Team 3. CATHERINE COLLEEN ROMAKER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4; DECA Officer 4. TO THE VILLAGE OF DESHLER, RICHARD RUSKEY Bowling 2,3,4. STELLA ANN SCHARF Chorus 1,2,4; Select Chorus 2; Science Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Scholarship Team 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4. KRISTIN ELIZABETH SCHLOTTERBECK Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Sci- ence Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Schol- arship Team 1,2,3; District Science Fair 1,2,3; Class Officer 2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Prince of Peace 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Halloween Court 2; BGSU Newspaper Workshop 4; Girls State 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. ROBERT LEE SCHWAB Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Chorus 2, 3,4; Select Chorus 2; Chorus Ensemble 3; Chorus Officer 2,3,4; Loyal D Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4; DECA Officer 4. 20 MARGARET ANN SEEMANN Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,3,4; Chorus 1; Class Officer 1,3; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Festival Attendant 1; Halloween Court 4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. RUTH ANN SEEMANN Chorus 1,2,3; Select Chorus 2; GAA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Prince of Peace 3; Dis- trict Science Fair 1,2; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. WE LEAVE OUR GROWING-UP YEARS LYNN LORRAINE SHOUGH Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Student Council 4. ROBERT KENNETH SOVA Science Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Chorus En- semble 4; Cross Country 3. SHARON SUE SPANGLER Pep Club 2,3,4; GAA 3; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. DANIEL LEON STOEPFEL District Science Fair 1,3,4. 21 DEVON SUNDERMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1; Scholarship Team 3; Bowling 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Loyal D Staff 4; Student Council 4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4. KENNETH AUGUST SUNDERMAN Science Club 1; Basketball 1; Scholarship Team 2; Basketball Manager 3; Bowling 4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DEC A 4; DECA Officer 4. TO THE COMING YEARS, MARY LOU SUNDERMAN Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Band Officer 2; Dance Band 1,3; Chorus Ensemble 4; Stu- dent Council 1,2; Scholarship Team 2; GAA 2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Delta Sigma Chi 3,4; Prince of Peace 3; National Honor Society 3,4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Girls State Alternate 4; Loyal D Staff 4. ROBERT JAMES SUNDERMAN Chorus 1,2; Chorus Ensemble 2,3; Select Chorus 2; Science Club 1; Prince of Peace 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Bowling 3,4; Track 2,3; Scholarship Team 1,3; Student Council 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4. THOMAS LEE SUNDERMAN Chorus 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Class Officer 3; Prince of Peace 2; Boys State 4. LINDA LEE TIETJE District Science Fair 1; Prince of Peace 3; Delta Sigma Chi 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3; Library Page 3,4. 22 KAYLENE SUE VAN DE BUSSCHE Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,4; Bowling 3,4; Bowling Officer 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. LINDY LOU VAN SCOYOC Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 2,4; Band Officer 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus Ensemble 2,3,4; Select Chorus 2; Cheerleader 1,3, 4; Science Club 1; District Science Fair 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; BGSU Journalism Work- shop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Test 4. WE DEDICATE OUR LIVES ELLEN JOANNE WADE Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Student Council President 4; Sci- ence Club 1; Delta Sigma Chi 3,4; District Science Fair 3; GAA 2,3,4; Prince of Peace 3; Pep Club 3,4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. JOSEPH EUGENE WAGNER Chorus 1; District Science Fair 1,2; Hal- loween Court 2; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4. DE WAYNE CARL WENDT Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,3; Pep Band 3,4; BGSU Journalism Workshop 4; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; DECA 4. NANCY ANN WENSINK Band 1,2,3,4; Select Band 1,2,3,4; Band Ensemble 1,3,4; Halloween Court 1; Loyal D Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. 23 JAMES HAROLD WRIGHT Bowling 1,2,3; DECA 4. AND SO____WE LEAVE These Cut Lines Really Get You Down By George—We Did It. UNDERCLASSMEN Rulers of the underclassmen are undoubtedly the Juniors, who anx- iously await their Senior year. The hectic planning for the Junior-Senior Prom, all the record hops, bake sales, and skating parties, all mem- ories are dear. Each year in high school is a new experience, an un- forgettable, happy group of reflections to write in our books of life. UNDERCLASSMEN 25 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Karen Behrman, Treas.; Richard Betts, Vice Pres.; Lou Ann Panning, Pres.j Marian Franz, Sec.; Donna Cowell, Reporter. Class of '67 Waits For Senior Year Once upon a time, we were timid, quiet, and hesitant, but with the movement of time, the Class of '67 gained poise, friendship, confidence, and knowledge. To- day, determined to be successful in our quest for learning, we are Juniors at Deshler High School. Since we assumed the position of un- derclassmen, this was the year to think of seriousness and academic life. Count- less numbers of chats by the fireside were held with us by our parents, teachers and our own consciences. Immediately, we assumed responsi- bilities as officers, chairmen, and workers for various student groups. Some of our classmates were in the band, while others were on the various athletic teams, in Vo-Ag, Home Ec., etc. Early in the year, we received our class rings. Displaying them proudly and on high, we beamed at our newfound pos- sessions, for they were a symbol of ad- vancement and belonging. Now, entering the final chapter of our high school careers next year, we look forward to a future in which we may live happily. Diana Bartley Lou Ann Basselman Psychology Class—Mind over Matter? Judy Baumberger Karen Behrman Richard Betts Jackie Bishop Patricia Boesel Barbara Booth William Botjer Rebecca Breece Dennis Bremer James Budde Larry Casteel Ronald Challen Richard Colwell Donna Cowell John Crouch Duane Eickmeier Robert Feehan Marie Fitzenreiter Cathy Flowers 27 Nancy Flowers Cheryl Fly Robert Foltz And a voice from the distance cried, Awrlght, where you supposed to be?” Margaret Franz Marian Franz Norma Gerschutz Joan Godeke Steven Harris Raymond Hill Roger Hogrefe Janice Holder Timothy Jackson Linda Johann Michael Kennedy Bonnie Kinder Steven Knepper George Lederer Clarence Maas David Meyer Joanna Meyer Pamela Miller Kathleen Nagel Eileen Neiling Marilyn Neiling Charles Newell Larry Panning 28 Donald Rosebrook Nancy Rosebrook Steven Scharf Albert Seaburn Marilyn Sterling David Stoepfel Robert Tletje Jim Torres Joe Tusslng Pamela Tusslng Patricia Tusslng Paula Tusslng Carol Van Scoyoc John Van Scoyoc Jeff Weber Sheila Whitker Harry Williamson Sherry Wright Lupe Hinojisa 29 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Jim George, V. Pres.; Neal Blough, Pres.; Larry Tletje, Treas.; Larry Feehan, Sec.; John Jones, Reporter. SOPHOMORES ENTER REAL SCHOOL LIFE A year ago, we entered the doors of Deshler High School as bewildered, yet unobtrusive Freshmen. As time went on, we met and overcame the never-ending battle against classes we knew little about, ending with our advancement into the Sophomore class. As Sophomores, we were given a real chance to show our talents in the dif- ferent extra-curriculars. We had some of our students in the band, in the chorus, in athletics, and many others. The spring means we were much closer to the half-way point in our high school education, and in just two more years, we would be walking the nation's college campuses. Spring also was the time for select- ing and ordering our class rings. Stand- ing in line to be measured for them, we really felt as though we were important. With spirit, knowledge, and confidence, we, the Class of 1968, look ahead to the future with anticipation. SOPHOMORE ADVISERS: Mrs. Sonnenberg; Mr. Behnfeldt; Mrs. Weller. Wanda Barney Kathleen Bergman N eal Blough Judy Botjer Spanish n Class—Par les vous, el Espanol? Robert Bowman Judy Budd Cheryl Casteel Larry Cordes James Crouch Myra Diederich Bill Fackler (Photo not available) Lawrence Feehan Judy Fetter Joe Garza Manuel Garza James George Bonnie Hoops 31 Amy Mitchell Fred Moelter Marie Neiling Thomas Neiling Terry Noward David Peterson Jan Peterson Marcus Quintero (Photo not available) Sharon Rauch James Rayle 32 Penny Stephen Rose Stoepfel Betty Tietje Larry Tietje Suzette Tietje James Van de Bussche Jane Wensink Larry Willier Cathie Wright Russell Yantz 33 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Doris Fintel, Sec.; Dan Hoops, Treas.; Dennis Schwab, Pres.; Robert Moyer, V. Pres.; Shirley Wright, Reporter. FRESHMEN BEGIN DHS ACTIVITIES And we were here! We, the Freshman class of Deshler High School, though we are little fishes in a big pond, realize that it takes all grades to have a smoothly run high school. Our 'big brothers' seem to look down their noses at us, but we know that they were Freshmen once. Now, we sponsor record hops instead of the more juvenile skating parties, as we start to make the needed money to take the trip to Washington and also to put on the Junior-Senior Prom. Entering into the social life of the school, we have members on our own bas- ketball team, while a few of our class- mates are on the Varsity baseball team, and others in band and other extracur- riculars. With wide, yet thoughtful eyes, we look toward the future when someday we will be top dogs. 3A ADVISERS: Mr. Meyer; Mrs. Melenburg; Mr. Ehrman. Greg Adams Phyllis Arps Jo Ann Behrman Janet Bishop Ruth Bowman NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Scott Breece Franklin Bremer Reme Briseno (Photo not available) John Budde Ann Casteel Jack Chamberlin Irene Costello Jean Courtney Donald Dingledine Averell Eickmeier Concha Escalante Doris Fintel Belinda Firman Dorothy Flowers Home-Ec.-Shades of Betsy Rossi 35 Craig Franz Steve George Henry Godeke James Hagen John Henning Harvey Hogrefe Daniel Hoops Patricia Jones Bobby Jordan Donna Jordan Betty Kinder Jon Kistner Rick Krauss Freddy Martin Joann Meyer Peggy Meyer Robert Meyer Madeline Moore Mary Jane Nelling (Photo not available) Deborah Panning Carolyn Parker NO PHOTO AVAILA BLK 36 Fire Drill!! Sandra Rader Diana Robinson Christine Rosebrook Jerry Rosebrook Steven Rosebrook Ronald Rutter Douglas Schwab Dennis Schwab Brenda Seedorf David Shively Clark Shull Michael Spurgeon Burdette Sunderman David Sunderman Richard Sunder man William Thatcher John Torres Dale Weber Tom Wens Ink Larry Wilcox Janet Williamson Shirley Wright Cheryl Wrinn Julian Zamora Vo-Ag.—Mr. Lendrum weaves his spell 37 Bio. is a fun class, Right, Terry? Our own private secretary For the last time, Nancyl Intellectual Sophomore Don’t you think he’s a little loud, Russ? What’s so interesting? Freshmen are such avid readers. Must be very interesting. . . Don’t laugh at assemblies, Joanna!. Who’s afraid of big, bad Rich? 38 The many organizations in our school life contri- buted greatly to the happiness of our reflections. Many of them give us greater knowledge or perhaps lead us into the fields of culture and art. Some place us in closer contact with persons of similar interest and skill while others operate for fun or the benefit of others. All teach us that compatibility is a necessity and incompatibility only a frustration. That we will encounter competition, and that helping others is enjoyment. The Band and Chorus, FHA, FFA, and Science Clubs, Journalism Class, GAA, Pep Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council will be some of the greatest memories of high school life. ORGANIZATIONS 39 Cheryl Franz Jane Wensink Kris Rosebrook Bob Meyers Sandy Van Horn Mr. Weber Mr. Kruse Mrs. Weller Mike Kennedy Cheryl Fly Kathy Nagel Jo Wade Rick Krauss DeVon Sunder man Richard Betts Tom Sunderman Lynn Shough Patty Peterson Penny Steffen Steve Drummer Jim George David Peterson Scott Kress 40 DeWayne Wency- state Candidate in Business Math. Lynn Burke-- State Candidate tor Presidency David Meyer— District Can- didate in Parlia- mentary Law 41 Kris Schlotterbeck Tom Sunderman Pat Hoops Robert Sunderman Mary Lou Sunderman Gerry Christman Jim Rickenberg Linda Cordes Lynn Shough Ken Sunderman Ronald Rohrs Scott Adams Lou Ann Panning Mike Kennedy Judy Baumberger Judy Bremer Cheryl Fly Richard Betts Diana Bartley Joe Tusslng 42 Journalism Class LOYAL D EDITORS: DE-HI EDITORS: Scott Adams, Mary Lou Sunder man, Kris Schlotterbeck. Lynn Burke, Jo Wade JOURNALISM CLASS: _.. Front Row: Cathy Romaker, ' ' Mary Lou Sunderman, Carol ■ rsw Franz, Kaylene Van de Bussche. Second Row: Karen Lange, Linda Tietje, Margaret Seeman, Nancy Wensink, Linda Diem, Judy Leiendecker. Third Row: Scott Adams, Denise Ball, Kris Schlotterbeck, Sharon Spangler, Ruth Seemann, Linda Christman. Fourth Row: Lindy Van Scoyoc, Marvin Maas, Bob Schwab, Lynn Burke, Roger Parker. Fifth Row: Tom Mawer, Jim Gerschutz, Joe Wagner, Devon Sunderman, Ken Sunderman, Jo Wade, DeWayne Wendt. Absent: Vicki Ahrns The yearbook representatives tries to help. Girls' or Boys' State is one of the greatest and most cherished honors of any high school career. It is an unique learning experience which enlightens and enhances its participants. It gives each of its members a chance to gain a better understanding of themselves, so- ciety, and their country. Publication Workshop is not only a school but a privilege for its attendants. It is an award to the ones chosen to edit the school paper and yearbook. The workshop is also a place to learn the mechanics and the methods of organi- zation. BOYS' STATE: Gerry Christman, Tom Sunderman 44 JOURNALISM WORKSHOP: Lynn Burke, Mary Lou Sunderman, Scott Adams GIRLS' STATE: Pat Hoops, Kris Schlotterbeck FFA, FHA GIVE VOCATIONAL CHANCES FHA: Front Row: Rose Stoepfel, Wanda Barney, Pam Tussing, Row: Cheryl Wrinn, Janet Bishop, Jean Courtney, Pat Paula Tussing, Diana Bartley, Carolyn Rosebrook. Second Mawer, Eileen Neiling, Jackie Bishop, Pat Tussing. STATE JUDGING CONTEST STATE JUDGING „ CONTEST POULTRY a EGG FIRST AWARD 1965 OHIO FFA FOUNDATION , AGRONOMY , I first AWAROl h 1965 OHIO FFA FOUNDATION FFA: Front Row: David Sunderman, Dennis Schwab, Steve George, David Shively, Henry Godeke, Fred Moelter. Sec- ond Row: Wayne Moore, Lawrence Behrman, Jim Rickenberg, Robert Sunderman, Mary Maas, Tom Flowers, Roger Haake. Third Row: Franklin Bremer, Jon Kistner, Jack Chamberlain, Jerry Rosebrook, LarryCordes, Larry Tietje, Bob Foltz, Tim Jackson, Tom Maas, Donald Rosebrook, Julian Zamora. Fourth Row: Dennis Meyer, David Meyer, Larry Drewes, Howard Rosebrook, Larry Wilcox, Scott Breece, Paul Seedorf, John Van Scoyoc, Larry Casteel, Ronald Challen, Clark SchulL PEP CLUB PROVIDES SCHOOL SPIRIT GAA- Front row: Cheryl Wrinn, Peggy Meyer, Mary Jane Neiling, Sandy Foltz, Carolyn Parker, Betty Kinder, Ann Casteel, Marolyn Parker, Shirley Wright. Second row: Cheryl Fly, Lou Ann Basselman, Margaret Seemann, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Judy Leiendecker, Marian Franz, Judy Baumberger, Linda Christman, Belinda Firman. Third row: Mrs. Watson, Diana Robinson, Peggy Adams, Janet Koppenhoffer, Janet Bishop, Myra Diederich, Kathy Bergman, Bonnie Kinder, Sandy Rader, Sandy Kress, Donna Cowell, Avril Eickmeier, Karen Behrman, Norma Gerschutz, Sheila Whitker, Kaylene Van DeBussche, Jo Wade. Fourth row: Jean Courtney, Wanda Barney, Lorraine Smith, Bonnie Hoops, Cathy Wright, Elaine Arps, Joan Godeke, Ruth Seemann, Christine Rosebrock, Cheryl Franz, Joanna Meyer, Mary Lou Sunderman, Carol Franz, Sherry Wright, Peggy Franz, Beth Powell, Lou Ann Panning, Kathy Nagel. GAA PROMOTES GIRLS ATHLETICS Pep Club- Front row: Avril Eickmeier, Mary Jane Neiling, Kaylene Van DeBussche, Judy Baumberger, Cheryl Fly, Lou Ann Basselman, Linda Christman, Margaret Seemann, Janice Holder, Barbara Booth, Shirley Wright, Marolyn Parker, Mrs. Schwiebert. Second row: Nancy Rutter, Sandy Kress, Janet Koppenhoffer, Elaine Arps, Myra Diederich, Kathy Bergman, Barbara Johnson, Jean Courtney, Pat Mawer, Sandy Rader, Carolyn Parker, Mary Lou Sunderman, Linda Cordes. Third row: Lindy Van Scoyoc, Elaine Lutz, Kathy Blasius, Carol Franz, Judy Leiendecker, Kris Schlotterbeck, Stella Scharf, Denise Ball, Sue LaRue, Lynn Shough, Sharon Spangler, Ruth Seemann, Ruth Flowers. Fourth row: Marie Neiling, Diana Bartley, Karen Behrman, Kathy Nagel, Norma Gerschutz, Carol Van Scoyoc, Joan Godeke, Lou Ann Panning, Marilyn Sterling, Nancy Flowers, Becky Breece, Pam Miller, Sheila Whitker. Fifth row: Pat Hoops, Peggy Adams, Cathy Wright, Cheryl Casteel, Marie Neiling, Barbara Jackson, Sharon Rauch, Wanda Barney, Betty Tietje, Penny Steffen, Barbara Neiling. DELTA SIGMA CHI OFFERS SCIENCE FACTS SCIENCE CLUB: First Row: Myra Diederich, Tom Mawer, TomSunderman, Mike Kennedy, Jo Wade, Mr. Oberhaus. Second Row:Stella Scharf, Pat Hoops, Linda Cordes, Mary Lou Sunderman, Carol Franz, Kris Schlotterbeck, Judy Leiendecker, Shelia Whitker, Linda Tietje, Lynn Shough. Third Row: Penny Steffen, Joanna Meyer, Betty Tietje, Sharon Rauch, Elaine Arps, Barbara Jackson. Wanda Barney, Kathy Bergman, Cheryl Casteel, Kathy Wright. Fourth Row: Janet Koppenhofer, Robert Sova, Terry Reiter, Jim Rickenberg, Harry Williamson, Steve Harris, Robert Tietje, Scott Adams, Nancy Flowers, Marilyn Sterling. Fifth Row: Sue La Rue, Jim George, Larry Smith, Bob Bowman, Russ Yantz, Ron Rohrs, Donna Cowell, Margaret Franz, Marian Franz. Kathv Nairel. Peggy Adams, Sandy Kress. SPANISH CLUB NEWLY FORMED IN 1965 SPANISH CLUB: First Row: Miss Orsborn, Neal Blough, Kathy Bergman, Nancy Rosebrook, Penny Steffen. Second Row: John Budde, Joanna Meyer, Wanda Barney, Barbara Jackson, Cheri Franz, Mary Jane Neiling, Cheryl Fly, Marian Franz, Craig Franz, Stephen Rosebrook. Third Row: Terry Reiter, Larry Feehan, Dave Spurgeon, Sandy Kress, Carolyn Parker, Sandy Rader, Marolyn Parker, Sandra Foltz, Patty Jones, Cheryl Wrinn. Fourth Row: Tom Wensink, Russ Yantz, Bill Thatcher, John Jones, Len Panning, Jim George, Larry Perez, Jim Hagen, Rick Krauss, Steve George, Greg Adams, Doris Fintel. Halloween King and Queen Queen Margaret Seemann and King Gerry Christman 48 FALL SAW HALLOWEEN COURT ELECTED COURT: Standing: Gerry Christman, David Peterson, Dan Hoops, Duane Eickmeier. Seated: Margaret Seemann, Marie Neiling, Shirley Wright, Diana Bartley. FRESHMEN: Shirley Wright, Dan Hoops Concert Band Strives CONCERT BAND: Front Row: Kris Schlotterbeck, Janie Wensink, Cheryl Fly, Peggy Flowers, Penny Steffen, Ann Casteel. Second Row: Jim Meyer, Nancy Wensink, Lynn Burke, Linda Christman, Lindy Van Scoyoc, Janet Koppenhofer, Janie Neiling, Larry Perez, Roberta Franz, Kathy Nagel, Myra Diederich, Lynn Shough, Robert Tietje. Third Row: Terry Noward, Doris Fintel, Judy Baumberger, Tom Mawer, Ron Rohrs, Neal Blough, Janet Williamson, Donna Cowell, Judy Leiendecker, Kaylene VanDeBussche, Keith Blough, Margaret Seemann, Marilyn Sterling, Lou Ann Panning, Nancy Rutter, Averell Eichmeier, Barbara Jackson, Joan Godeke, Sandy Kress. Fourth Row: Brian Burke, Linda 50 Diem, De Von Sunderman, Madeline Moore, De Wayne Wendt, Jim Hagen, Rick Krauss, Greg Adams, Russell Yantz, Sue La Rue, Becky Breece, Scott Kress, Mary Lou Sunderman, Karen Behrman, Carol Franz, Steve Harris, David Spurgeon, David Meyer, Richard Watson, Jo Wade, Jim George, Burdett Sunderman, Nancy Flowers. Standing: Cheryl Franz, Pam Miller, Janice Holder, Pat Mawer, Marilyn Parker, Conductor, Thomas C. Ehrman, Beth Powell. 51 MARCHING BAND PERFORMS IN AREA FAIRS $ @ ® , ■ .nVny � ’ ‘IV 11 ki • L Hr ' 1 m ' t I' ’ v3 • -J • v% , X ‘ V ,g!% 'Is f.™ 'K ■ •■ ‘ I.- . i f i •.?- M � i OUR LEADERS REFLECT PRIDE. . . Drum Major: Jim Meyer Majorette: Linda Christman Head Majorette: Linda Diem Majorette: Kaylene Van De Bussche Majorette: Cheryl Fly . . .Pride not only in our individual mu- sicianship, but a deep feeling of accomplish- ment as a group. We will all remember every single year, every moment, of contest. Perhaps the biggest thrill in our lives has been receiving our many I ratings at state con- test. Every time we go past the state capitol. Bowling Green University, The Mansfield Leland, or Ohio University, we will think the variety of thoughts that go with band. Remember the year the Elks were having a convention and stayed in the same hotel as the band? Sure—that's the year the brass band tried to march through our room. And we will always remember the year the bus broke down right in front of the fraternity house in Columbus. These and many other memories will creep into our minds for the rest of our lives. 53 MIXED ENSEMBLE Front row: Linda Cordes, Nick Maas, Lindy Van Scoyoc. Second row: Pat Hoops, Judy Leien- decker, Carol Franz, Marie Fitzenreiter. Third row: Mary Lou Sunderman, Scott Adams, Steve Harris, John Van Scoyoc, Vicki Ahrns. CHORUS SINGS UNDER MRS. DUEL CHORUS: Fourth Row: Stella Scharf, Pat Hoops, Barbara Neiling, Cathy Romaker, Diana Bartley, Marilyn Neiling, Christine Rosebrook. Fifth Row: Dorothy Flowers, Janet Bishop, Karen Lange, Elaine Arps, Betty Tietje, Belinda Firman, Diana Robinson. Sixth Row: Betty Kinder, Sandra Foltz, Nancy Rutter, Myra Diederich, Janet Koppenhofer, Patty Mawer, Scott Breece. Seventh Row: John Van Scoyoc, Scott Adams, Bob Sova, Jim Parker, Nick Maas. Eighth Rnw .Tim Hmrhes. CHORUS: Front Row; Vicki Ahrns, Kathy JBergman, Carolyn Rosebrook, Bonnie Kinder, Marie Fitzenreiter, Elaine Lutz, Kathleen Blasius. Second Row: Phyllis Arps, Linda Cordes, Barbara Johnson, Linda Johann, Sharon Rauch, Cathy Flowers, Judy Botjer. Third Row: Jo Ann Behrman, Barbara Shough, Amy Mitchell, Marie Neiling, Cheryl Casteel, Kathy Wright, Jan Peterson. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE Front row: Diane Robinson, Linda Firman, Betty Kinder. Back row: Cathy Flowers, Marolyn Parker, Marie Fitzenreiter, Janet Bishop, , JoAnn Behrman, Bonnie Kinder. 54 BAND OFFICERS: Judy Leiendecker, Neal Blough, Janie Nelling, Lind}' Van Scoyoc, Robert Tietje, Jim Meyer. PEP CHORUS OFFICERS: Front Row: Vicki Ahms, Pat Hoops. Second Row: Kathy Bergman, Scott Adams, Linda Cordes. 55 Trumpet Trio Neal Blough, Ronald Rohrs, Tom Mawer Clarinet Quartet Bottom: Nancy wensink, Jim Meyer. Top: Lynn Burke, Terry Noward. Brass Sextet Horn Quartet Bottom: Marilyn Sterling, Mary Lou Sunderman, Steve Harris. Top: Neal Blough, Ron Rohrs, Richard Watson. Clockwise: Margaret Seemann, Judy Leiendecker, Donna Cowell, Marilyn Sterling. 56 SPORTS What enthusiasm at every ball game! Win or lose, school spirit never died. The excitement of a baseball game, pride in our track team, the cheering crowd in basket- ball season; all make our reflections of sports shimmer with pride. SPORTS an old bird called parratt Coach Garrold Parratt A Parratt by any other name. Would likely not enjoy such fame As our particular kind of bird Of whom the baseball world has heard. (It's no nonsense) Some call him Casey, coach, or such, It really doesn't matter much; But some may call him other names, For winning 700 games---------- (At their expense) His patience, tact, and common sense Have helped to make boys into men And some have up and made the grade For which they're even how well paid. (For what he's done) There will be more successful seasons Which will, we're sure, just add more reasons, To why his fellow teachers say, They don't make Parratts every day, (Like this one) Some boys may not have got the word But most of them I'm sure have heard The words of wisdom pouring forth From East to West and South to North. (From every direction) SPORTS DEDICATION And when this old bird calls it quits, and forgets about the runs and hits, There'll be a lot of friends we know, Who'll sorta hate to see him go, (But with affection) 58 ----John Watson NINE LETTERMEN LEAD PIRATES TO VICTORY Gerry Christman Tom Sunderman Mike Kennedy Roger Parker Bob Schwab Rich Betts DeWayne Wendt Marv Maas Bill Botjer Varsity Baseball Bottom Row: Dennis Schwab, Jim George, Bob Schwab, Betts, Bill Botjer, Marvin Maas, Jim Parker, Gerry Tom Sunderman, Tom Neiling, Larry Smith, George Christman, Mike Kennedy, Ron Hughes, Lynn Burke, Lederer, Russ Yantz, Rick Krauss. Top Row: Coach Manager; James Weber, Coach. Garold Parratt, Roger Parker, De Wayne Wendt, Richard PIRATES FINISH 10-0 FALL SEASON Flashing a balanced attack, featuring first-class pitching, strong hitting, and flawless fielding, the Deshler Pirates fought their way to a 10-0 record, winning the Henry County championship. The team was generally acclaimed as one of the best in Northwest Ohio, with statistics proving this conclusively. Roger Parker and Richard Betts led Deshler's hitting, and also paced North- western Ohio diamond statistics. They both batted .472, with Parker driving in 16 runs and Betts, 14. Marv Maas, who batted .467 was third in Northwest Ohio's statistics, with Gerry Christman, .461, and Tom Neiling, .431, fourth and fifth. Christman and Betts dominated the pitching statistics, with each of them win- ning five times. They accounted for 115 strikeouts, Christman's 80 being tops in this part of Ohio. Gerry also pitched three one-hitters in his string of five wins. Teamwise, their record was 10-0, which added to a 20-4 record compiled during the summer months, gives Deshler a 30-4 record going into tournament com- petition this spring. 1965 FALL SEASON RECORD DHS 16 Oakwood ........... 0 5 Holgate...................2 5 Gomer ................... 4 4 Ridgeville .............. 0 7 Ayersville ...............6 2 Malinta.................. 0 6 Pettisville...............1 4 Hamler....................0 16 McClure ..................0 5 Gomer.....................2 10 wins, 0 losses 60 Shown here are members of the Deshler High School basketball team in action against Westwood, January 29. Uniform numbers of the Deshler players are 24 Mike Kennedy; 40 Jim Meyer; 14 Gerry Christman; 50 Roger Parker; 00 Tom Sunderman; and 42 Rich Betts. Westwood won the game, 55-53 VARSITY BASKETBALL— Bottom Row: Roger Parker, Jim Meyer, Tom Sunderman, Joe Tussing, Neal Blough. Top Row: Lynn Burke, Trainer; Rich Betts, Bill Botjer, Bob Sova, Gerry Christman, Mike Kennedy, Marv Maas, Jim Rickenberg, Manager. VARSITY CAGERS 1965-66 Record Coach Hales FINISH 10-9 SEASON Season's 61 Malinta 64 46 Ayers ville 74 75 McClure 59 90 Fulton 47 46 Ridgeville 69 47 Holgate 69 83 Hamler 78 58 Miller City 63 66 Malinta 65 48 Liberty Center 52 78 McClure 64 42 Leipsic 46 94 North Baltimore 51 78 McComb 70 Dennis 72 Ridgeville 62 53 Westwood 55 67 Holgate 93 56 Hamler 41 72 Liberty-Benton 61 62 Jim Meyer Gerry Christman Roger Parker Mike Kennedy Joe Tusslng Rich Betts SIX LETTER MEN PACE DHS SEASON 63 VARSITY BASKETBALL RESERVE BASKETBALL— Front Row: Bill Brooks, Mgr.; Brian Burke, Mgr. Second Row: Neal mough, Tom Neiling, Ron Hughes, John Jones, Larry Willier, Russ Yantz, Jim George, George Lederer. Reserve’s Gain Needed Experience Dale Weber Rich Krauss Ron Rutter Coach Gene Schnegg Season's Record Larry Perez Tom Wensink 43 Malinta 25 17 Ayers vllle 46 35 Ridge ville 39 33 McClure 21 40 Fulton 46 39 Holgate 52 36 Hamler 58 39 Miller City 52 47 Malinta 36 26 Liberty Center 45 38 McClure 52 24 Leipsic 40 39 North Baltimore 54 25 McComb 41 49 Ridgeville 55 37 Westwood 41 50 Holgate 53 51 Hamler 40 42 Liberty Benton 53 Dick Sunderman Bob Meyer Henry Godeke FROSH FINISH SECOND IN TOURNEY FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Bob Meyer, Steve George, Dale Weber, Dick Sunderman, Larry Perez, Ron Rutter, Dan Hoops, Tom Wensink, Greg Adams, Bob Plotts, Rick Krauss. With Ball, Henry Godeke. ACTION SHOTS TRACK BEGINS THIRD SEASON Jim Gerschutz Distance and Pole Vault Wayne Moore Weights Coach Hales Jim Torres Weights Ron Challen Dashes and Distance 66 GIRLS’ BOWLING IKjl Front row-Diane Panning, Bonny Botjer, Linda Petersen, Margaret Romaker. 2nd. row-Beth Powell, Debbie Panning, Marolyn Parker, Peggy Meyer, Carolyn Parker. 67 INTRAMURAL BOYS’ BOWLING Back: Dick Ruskey, Bill Botjer, Roger Parker. Front: Terry Robinson, Roger Robinson. Back: Dan Hoops, John Budde, Bob Plotts. Front: Rick Krauss, Bob Meyer Dennis Bremer, Lennie Panning, George Lederer, Joe Tussing. Back: Larry Drewes, Ken Sunderman, Steve Knepper. Front: Robert Sunderman, DeVon Sunderman VARSITY CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT Lou Ann Basselman, Linda Christman, Cheryl Fly, Margaret Seemann RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Hail to the Pirates - Fight, Fight Hail to the Pirates - Fight, Fight Hail to the Pirates - Fight, Fight We're goin'to win tonight, so fight. Standing: Barb Booth, Kaylene Van De Bussche, Janice Holder. Kneeling: Judy Baumberger. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Hey team, Say team Let's go Let's fight Let's win Mascot: Ralph Christman Kneeling: Mary Jane Neiling, Shirley Wright. Standing: Averill Eickmeier, Marolyn Parker 70 Junior High is the confused, fright- ening, exciting, and frustrating trans- ition from childhood activities to young adult experiences. It can be a lonely time, considering the elementary students too young and the high school students too old to be associates; and a happy time, flying through new ex- citing experiences and learning to look and act older. Reflections on these days are sometimes humorous, some- times embarrassing; but mostly happy. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Brian Burke, Reporter; Rosemary Betts, Vice Pres.; Wayne Phillips, Pres.; Diane Drummer, Sec.; Nancy Gribbell, Treas. EIGHTH GRADE ADVISERS: Mrs. Schwiebert, Mr. Lendrum, Mr. Glunt. Cathy Ahrns N ancy Barney David Bartley Mary Jane Beckford Rosemary Betts Karen Blasius Keith Blough Bruce Blue Brian Burke Jane Carrizales Duane Casteel Jane Casteel EIGHTH GRADE PLAINS Mark Christman Wayne Christman Bonnie Cowell Mary Crouch Diane Drummer C indy Fackler Cheryl Firman Cathy Fly David Franz Marvin Gerschutz Nancy Gribbell Sue Hill 72 Alice Hinojosa Kenneth Hogrefe Terry Hoops John Hough William Kern Scott Kress Larry Lange Gail Lewis Edward Luna Robert Markwood Mark Massman Daniel McCance Eddie Neiling Martin Panning Wayne Phillips William Phillips Enedelia Quintero Phyllis Rayle Nedra Ruskey Ronald Seabum Donald Seedorf Karen Seedorf FOR HIGH SCHOOL Phyllis Spangler Connie Spurgeon Elmer Stewart Paul Stewart Roger Tietje Shelley Tussing Roger Van De Bussche Sandy Van Horn William Van Scoyoc Richard Watson Ronald Wens ink Gary Williamson 73 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Jim Schlotterbeck, Reporter; Kay Beckford, Sec.; Allan Tusslng,Treas.; John Collier, Pres.; Paul Strausbaugh, Vice Pres. SEVENTH GRADE ADVISORS: Mrs.Dull,Mr.Parratt,Mr.Schnegg, Mrs. Watson. Jeanne Clayton John Collier Christy Colwell Dennis Diem Stephen Drummer Terry Barney Kay Beckford Bonny Botjer Cathy Bremer William Brooks SEVENTH GRADE OPENS Raymond Hogrefe Michael Hoops Dearl Jordan John Luna Dale McDougle Douglas Dunlap John Fackler Annette Fltzenrelter Dale Franz Danny Hill 74 Paul McDougle Dennis Meyer Leslie Miller Tony Nelling Diane Panning Marsha Parker Joe Perez Linda Petersen Patricia Petersen Kathie Plotts William Rathge Rebecca Rettig Carl Robinson Margaret Romaker Steve Ruskey Patricia Rutter James Schlotterbeck David Seedorf Mary Seedorf Jonanne Shough THE UNDERCLASS ACTIVITIES Patricia Spangler Richard Spurgeon Carolyn Sterling David Spangler Paul Strausbaugh Theresa Thatcher Ervin Tietje Judy Tietje Allan Tusslng Daniel Volkman Tom Wagner 75 SCIENCE CLUB EXPLORES NATURE SCIENCE CLUB— Front Row; Mr. Kruse, Scott Kress, Dick Sunderman, Bob Meyer, Brian Burke, Averell Eickmeier. Second Row: Bonnie Cowell, Janie Neiling, Cheri Franz, Karen Blasius, Sandy Foltz, Patty Jones, Jo Ann Behrman, Janet Williamson, Madeline Moore, Rosemary Betts. Third Row: Mark Christman, Richard Watson, Wayne Phillips, John Collier, Steve Drummer, Leslie Miller, Dennis Diem, Dan Volkman, Jim Schlotterbeck, Paul Straughsbaugh. Fourth Row: Marty Panning, David Franz, Craig Franz, John Budde, Dan Hoops, Greg Adams, Burdette Sunderman, Jim Hagen, Bill Brooks. CADET BAND 76 SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL Front Row: Jim Rayle, Mike Spurgeon, Tony Neiling, Dennis Meyer, Raymond Hogrefe, Tom Wagner. Second Row: Carl Robinson, Joe Perez, Allen Tussing, Steve Ruskey, Danny Volkman, Dale Franz, Steve Drummer, Leslie Miller, John Collier, Mr. Weber. BASKETBALL Front Row; Keith Blough, Wayne Christman, Mark Christman, Martin Panning, Terry Hoops, Bill Phillips. Second Row: Mr. Parratt, David Franz, Brian Burke, Kenny Hogrefe, Wayne Phillips, Richard Watson, Scott Kress. JUNIOR HIGH JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL Front Row: Terry Hoops, Keith Blough, Bill Phillips, Mike Hoops, Tom Wagner, Jim Rayle. Second Row: Mr. Schnegg, Mark Christman, Dale Franz, Roger Tietje, Wayne Christman, Dennis Meyer, Martin Panning. Third Row: John Collier, Brian Burke, Wayne Phillips, Allen Tussing, Steve Drummer, Steve Franz. CHEERLEADERS Cathy Fly, Pat Spangler, Pat Petersen, Rosemary Betts. 77 They look busy don't they, Mr. B.? Serves you right for marking it up! What you up to, kids? The food isn't that bad, kids! Charge!!! . . .You're kidding, right? Come on, Mike, I'm thirsty, too! ! i From the first day of kinder- garten to the last day of sixth grade, we are termed elementary . What knowledge we gain can not always be termed elementary though. We learn to make friends, how to study, and the rewards of hard work and a pleasing personality. Then we make the abrupt change to Junior High and look back, with thankfulness and a tinge of sadness, to those rollicking grade-school reflections. ELEMENTARY (Top Row) Joe Neiling, Kent Harris, Paul Phillips, Douglas Rutter, Juan Escalante, David Krauss, Harold Fosnaught, Gary Hathaway. (Middle Row) Steve Spurgeon, Charles Archer, Carol Pendleton, Nancy Spurgeon, Marc Blasius, Michale Wen sink, 4 SIXTH (Top Row) Tim Hill, Ronald Tietje, Doug Tussing, Rodney Carpenter, Jim Wensink, Robert Newell, Lee Franz, Doug Krauss. (Middle Row) Michael Spangler, Ricky Budde, Andrea Massmann, Diane Breece, Jan Clayton, Mark Petersen, Michael Neiling. David Booth. (Bottom Row) Sharon Miller, Sarah Hoops, Sharon Sunderman, Michele Romaker, Cathe Hughes, Betty Hogrefe, Brenda McCance, Mary Quintero. Teacher: Mrs. Borough. GRADE (Bottom Row) Ruth Ann Smith, Linda Volkman, Carmel Hinojosa, Lynette Meyer, Brenda Cole, Delores Carrizalous, Mary Jo Budde, Linda Gerschutz. Teacher: Mrs. Dietrich. 80 (Top Row) David Courtney, Randy Petersen, Smith, Raymond Wensink. (Bottom Row) Bruce Hagen, James Botjer, Robert Gerken, Shirley Rosebrook, Susan Hoops, Nancy Joshua Beckford, Steve Collier, Bryan Spangler, Audrey Plotts, Susan Henning, Thatcher, Tom Wright. (Middle Row) Miles Jacqueline Smith, Cynthia Spangler, Susan Rutter, Carol Croninger, Denise Botjer, Meyer. Absent, Marsha Drummer, Gary Kay Franz, Barbara Rettig, Katherine Rayle. Teacher: Mr. Flick. Fosnaught, Debra Rutter, Debra Kern, Steven FIFTH GRADE (Top Row) Randy Wensink, Pat Kennedy, Rita Bowman, Debbie Prowant, Jane Meyer, Bernard George, Greg Collins, Steven Nancy Arps, Cathy Archer, Ricky Dingledine. Barney, Richard Rutter, Dennis Hoops, (Bottom Row) Molly Guardeola, Ann Boyer, Martin Lehenbauer, Bob Pelton, Mike Hill. Vicki Cole, Susan Tussing, Marsha Wendt, (Middle Row) Ralph Lewis, Harold Peterson, Janie Perez, Peggy Peterson, Joann Franz. Becky Spangler, Andrea Lange, Janet Smith, Teacher: Mrs. Fly. 81 (Top Row) Richard Weber, Roger Rader, Gary Hill, Robert Rettig, Gary Coldren, Randall Smith, Michael Blasius, Dennis Panning. (Middle Row) Jeanne Meyer, Donna Whitker, Paula Rutter, Kathy Spangler, Cindy Hart. (Bottom Row) MaryJoBoyer,Elizabeth FOURTH (Top Row) Kevin Seedorf, Garold Collins, John Hahn, Cecil Jordan, Keith Flick, Richard Lederer, Scott Lutz. (Middle Row) William Rutter, Ralph Christman, Donna Jones, Barbara Wensink, Harold Plotts. (Bottom Row) Brenda Botjer, Elizabeth Ziegler, Jan Gordon, Lana Basselman, Paula Mawer, Donna Wensink, Donna Vlers, Marilyn Cunningham, Laurie Blough. Absent, Phyllis Jordan, Gary Wulff, Stanley Mur rill. Teach- er: Mrs. Scholl. GRADE Christman, Sandra Spurgeon, Sheila Spangler, Connie Lehenbauer, Pamela Boesel, Estella Eschevarria. Absent, Sylvia Quiroga, Luann Smith, Nancy F ranz. Teacher: Mrs. Schortgen. (Top Row) William Wen sink, Joel Massmann, Stephen Rau, Robert Schnabele, David Fosnaught, Larry Neiling, Ralph Luna, John Firman, Steven Powell, Dean Holder. (Mid- dle Row) Lisa Bernlohr, Jane Spangler, Eileen Arps, Roberta Barney, Lisa Seedorl, Vicky (Top Row) Blain Drake, Robert Prowant, Steven Hill, Jell Strausbaugh, John Flores, Roger Diem, Brian Harris, Mike Meyer, Ronnie Budde. (Middle Row) Debra Rayle, Martha Phillips, Sheree Rutter, Bonnie Junge, THIRD Jackie Tletje, Sharon Arps, Deborah Rickerd. (Front Row) Cynthia McEwen, Debra Gordon, Jan Spangler, Molly Carrizales, Cynthia Seedorl, Cindy Boyer, Debra Phillips, Lois Smith. Teacher: Mrs. Cole. GRADE Hoops, Dora Harris. (Bottom Row) Vickie Gerken, Cathy Smith, Carole Ahrns, Teresa Zachrich, Rebecca Kern, Lynette Rosebrook, Judy Viers, Cindy Jackson. Teacher: Mrs. Dierickx. 83 (Top Row) Robert Weber, Steven George, Gerry Courtney, Joe Wensink, Mark Panning, Dean Volkman, Dale Rutter, Allan Meyer, Michael Hoilaway, Michael Reyes, Scott Boyer. (Middle Row) Billy Croniger, Diane Franz, Patricia Schnabele, Cindy Basselman, Bonnie Hahn, Deborah Henry, Marsha Rutter, SECOND (Top Row) William Jones, Kenneth Collins, Carl Rutter, Jeff McCarthy, Phillip Leatherman, Ricky Flick, Ronald Smith, Robert Burner, Mark Tussing, Bruce Hill, John Lehenbauer. (Middle Row) Randy Rader, Phillis Rosebrook, LuAnn Lange, Janet McDougle, Arlene Adams, ShielaRickenberg, Teresa Gossman, Vicki Spangler, Harlan Junge. (Bottom Row) Cathy Powell, Teresa Behrman, Marsha Rader, Lisa Strausbaugh, Amy Zachrich, Shirley Neiling, Debbie Sue Hill, Joan Bremer, Mary Jane Briseno. Absent: Renee Cole, Danny Dingle dine. Teacher: Mrs. Tussing. GRADE Patricia Rettig, Cathy Browneller, Tammy Jackson, Peggy Wensink, Starlet Moses, Edwin Van Scoyoc. (Bottom Row) Anna Plotts, Cheryl Hughes, Mary Schuller, Julie Hoops, Becky Iverson, Sharie Anderson, Deborah Kerr, Vicki Myers, Connie Baer. Teacher: Mrs. Steffen. 84 (Top row) Mario Contreras, Dennis Hogreie, Terry Breece, Richard Harris, Raymond Plotts, Mark Williams, Darrell Botjer, Brent Massman, Russell Hartman, Jimmy Ahrns, Bryan Wullf. (MiddleRow) Raymond Prowant, Scotty Jackson, Alan Lehenbauer, Nancy Schnabele, Mary Clayton, Connie Collier, FIRST (Top Row) Eugene Ziegler, Bryan Nicholson, Russell Franz, Brian Hart, James Hoops, James Beckford, Donnie Carrizales, Steven Schuller, Joe Briseno. (Middle Row) Joel Gibson, Mark Trenkamp, Robert George, Jolene Gottschalk, Sue Meyers, Debra Basselman, Krista Seedorf,AmieContreros, Debbie Wensink, John Romaker, Scott Smith, Robert Rumbaugh. (Bottom Row) Renee Carpenter, Kay Gallagher, Debbie Burner, Cathy P hillips, Kelly Imbrock,Valerie Halloway, Toni Hughes, Kay Jordon. Absent Kelly Tussing, Mona Lisa Teuraga. Teacher: Mrs. Bemlohr. GRADE Stephen Spangler, James Kern. (Bottom Row) Connie Boulls, Julie Van de Bussche, Robin Peterson, Ruth Fitzenreiter, Beth Bloor, Teresa Rutter, Judy Myers, Joan Tietje. Absent: Jamie Blough, Sharon Wensink, Marcia Murrell. Teacher: Mrs. Papoi. 85 GARTEN (Top Row) Billy Anderson, David McDaniel, Doug Nickels, Nathan Beckford, Earl Bishop, Timmy Behrman, Steve Kuesel, JackKleller, Gary Waltman. (Middle Row) Doug Meyer, Richard S underm an, Mark Hahn, Donnie Flowers, David Schnabele, Doug Powell, Billy Ziegler. (Bottom Row) Charlene VanScoyoc, Janice Bostelman, Anita Seedorf, Cathy Kistner, Connie Courtney, Dianna Imbrock, Juleen Inselman. Absent Jell George, John Schnabele. Teacher: Mrs. Meyer (Top Row) JeH Jackson, Jack Collins, Tony Johnson, Mike Browneller, Dave Hoops, Donnie Rutter, Mike Hoops, Jimmy Rayle, Keith Hogrele. (Middle Row) Keith Franz, Mark Yungmann, Burl Drake,Scott McCance, Kelly Garrison, Lynn Bloor, David Arps, KINDER Eddie Rodriquez, Tommy Meyer, Gary Trinkamp. (Bottom Row) Shawn Wink, Terri Diem, Terry Bostelman, Sherry Boyer, Christine Plotts, Kathy Kerr, Joan Rettig, Faye Hogrele. Teacher: Mrs. Meyer. 86 We make and lose friends as we move through the twelve years of school. Social events are attended and enjoyed, money making schemes are made successes or failures, and the little things that made us laugh or cry are remembered. Knowledge has been gained from each experience and It Is with a tinge of sadness that we reflect upon them. STUDENT LIFE Ready for the finishing touches? . . .If it doesn’t burn this time. . Once more, Lindy, and Pow! . . .Well, Gee Whiz, I didn’t do anything! Now for a few announce- ments I'll never tell, Carol! Slurp!!! Confusion??? mi tell, Larry! (Think we fooled 'em?) Why don’t you plug it in, Marv? 89 Come on, Bio, we re waiting! Taking a shortcut, Diana? Don't be shy, Tom! 1...2...3...Ready!...Wait Every job has fringe benefits Those cheerleaders pop up everywhere Don’t fight it, Shough! I know it’s around here someplace. . . . . .He's pouting. . . 90 . . .Overexposure. . . . He'll make some girl a good wife! . . Contest makes the difference! Ahhh................English Leather Didn't you hear the Friendly neighborhood orgy. . . . fire bell? 91 Democracy is a fun class. See why our band is so good? For Sale: Books. . .or candy bars??? Freddie is a Dreamer. Mr. Kruse is so mean to me! D on11 just stand there!! Please, play it right! Through our years In school, we have come to know, admire, and appre- ciate the businesses. Places we patron- ize and people we have as friends are our advertisers. Without their willing assistance, our yearbook would not be possible. They help us appreciate more and more the kindness of the area in which we live, and fill our reflections with gratitude. ADVERTISING Congratulations to the Class of 66 Success and Good Wishes to the Graduating Deshler Pirates May We Help You When Furniture Is Your Next Consideration? BLOOR FURNITURE STORE 118 E. Main Street Phone 278-3962 From the Compliments of SOPHOMORES GLEN'S MARATHON HAMLER OHIO BISHOP'S LOCKER HAMLER LUMBER Custom Slaughtering and Processing AND QUALITY MEATS FOR SALE BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Hamler, Ohio Phone 2871 Hamler, Ohio Phone 274-3541 GIBSON MARATHON Drive In Please Drive Out Pleased Phone 278-1991 Deshler Ohio Compliments of HONEMAN GARAGE Plymouth - Chrysler Sales and Service Hamler Ohio 94 Deshler Ohio Phone: 278-2015 Compliments of Koppenhopher Brothers Corn City—Quality Eggs 95 ■' II. -I — — -.1. -■■■ ■ - -- .... -—I I I I WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Everything For Your Home and Car Curtis Cowell, Proprietor 125 West Main Street Phone 278-1836 Deshler, Ohio Smith's Auto Truck Service, Inc Mobil Oil Mobil Gas Complete Garage Service Phone 278-1981 Deshler, Ohio THATCHER INSURAHCE A6EHCY, INC. Phone 278-1881 Deshler, Ohio DESHLER RADIO 4 TV Emerson Television Sales Service Tussing Bros. Phone 278-2976 East Main Deshler, Ohio 96 DESHLER APPLIANCE Gibson Trimline Apoliances Sales and Service Easy Washers and Dryers Phone 278-2976 East Main Deshler, Ohio FRASHER DRUGS Drugs - Cosmetics Prescriptions Cigars- Sodas Deshler Ohio DESHLER IMPLEMENT COMPANY International Harvester Dealer R.C.A. WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES Deshler Ohio I Compliments of STEFFEN'S FORD SALES Phone 278-1926 DESHLER,OHIO Compliments of MIDWEST PLANT FOOD INCORPORATED Napoleon Ohio Compliments of DEFIANCE MILK PRODUCIS CO. Phone 41010 Defiance Ohio THE CORN CITY STATE BANK A Member of FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Deshler Ohio , V- 1 1 11 HirHHHU 97 EVANS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Typewriters, Adding Calculating Machines, Office Furniture Equipment CORY CRAWFORD STREETS FINDLAY, OHIO Compliments of GILGENBAUGH FLORIST DESHLER PRODUCTS, INC. Flowers By Margaret Member of World-wide Teleflora We send flowers anywhere you wish. Manufacturers of all Types of Paint Rollers and Trays WE DELIVER-Phone 278-2906 542 West Main Deshler, Ohio Deshler, Ohio Compliments of THE DEFIANCE HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Defiance, Ohio Napoleon, Ohio 98 99 Compliments of SNYDER CHEVROLET COMPANY Napoleon, Ohio DESHLER HARDWARE Heating-Paints-Plumbing Dick Alien-Phone 278-1871 Deshler Ohio Compliments of WRIGHT'S HARDWARE BLUE FLAME LP GAS BOTTLES______________BULK Compliments of MARTINS CONFECTIONERY DESHLER, OHIO Congratulations To The Senior Class AUGUST HONECK AND SON Manufacturers of Quality Gas-Burned Clay Drain Tile Phone 213 Malinta, Ohio HENRY COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bichan Chevrolet...........Hamler Farm BureauCo-Op Association, Napoleon Tom Mltchel........Liberty Center Malinta Farm Equipment . . . Malinta 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.............Grelton 100 Compliments of Dekalb Agriculture Association DESHLER, OHIO Hybrid Seed Corn 101 102 ....■ ■ -------------■ ---------- . — :-------- ----- Compliments of Deshler Mail Box Company 101 East Maple Street Ohio Compliments of CRAWFORD INDUSTRIES General Repairs - Machine Shop Tile - Ditch Filling Phone 278-2821 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of j. b. McLaughlin Anhydrous Ammonia Spraying Agricultural Chemicals Complete Liquid Mixture Fertilizer Phone 278-2846 Deshler, Ohio THROUGH THE YEARS THROUGH THE YEARS Read your local newspaper for local, national, and WFIN Radio and WFIN-FM world news. Include the serve this area with editorial page and other entertainment, news, and features. And remember— special event broadcasts. GOOD MORNINGS START WITH These stations serve the Northwestern Ohio audience THE REPUBLICAN COURIER WFIN Radio and WFIN-FM Studios in Findlay 103 1 ™ Compliments of 1 DESHLER LANES D E S H L E B.; LAKES 1 DESHLER OHIO i Deshler Lumber Company 104 Compliments of Yarnell Brothers, Inc. Deshler Ohio - . - - i DIEM'S CORNER Restaurant Dinners, Short Orders, Home Made Pie DESHLER OHIO Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS AND FRED H. GERKEN BEST WISHES COLUMBUS BOLT Napoleon Ohio AND FORGING COMPANY DESHLER DIVISION Compliments of TRICOUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC COOP. Compliments of BREECE CLEANERS NAPOLEON OHIO Everything back but the Dirt Phone 278-1841 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of Compliments of THE DESHLER HOTEL DESHLER FLAG Mrs. A. H. Koppenhofer Owner Phone 278-2816 Ralph Flora Puckett, Management Deshler Ohio Deshler Ohio 105 Compliments of DIEM'S FLOWER SHOP CHARLES GULF SERVICE Open Every Night 8-11 Flowers of Distinction for Every Occasion Gas - Oil - Lubrications Brake Service, etc. Leipsic Ohio Birthdays - Weddings - Corsages Funeral Designs - Anniversaries Potted Plants Phone 278-1931 125 E. Maple St. Deshler, Ohio HUENEFELD FURNITURE CO. The Home of Fine Quality Nationally Known Brands of Home Furnishings We Deliver Quality at Budget Prices Defiance, Ohio Phone 782-5861 518 Clinton Street Compliments of THE BRIAR HILL COUNTRY CLUB CHARLES North Baltimore Ohio COMPANY Compliments of HONDA SHOP DESHLER OHIO You meet the nicest people on a Honda Turnpike Travelers III 245 N. Main St. Phone 278-1891 Bowling Green Ohio • 10€ Christman Brothers Heating—Electrical Building—Plumbing DESHLER, OHIO Compliments of HANCOCK COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Compliments of CLAUDE SINTZ, INCORPORATED Deshler Ohio Compliments of CAST METAL INCORPORATED Phone 278-2010 107 Dinner Bell, The Wonderful Way to Say Meat. Eckert Packing Ohio Co. Defiance Archbold Troy Compliments of SAGER MOTOR SALES Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Phone 278-1826 Deshler, Ohio Compliments of THE HANCOCK BRICK TILE CO. Findlay Ohio Listings McCOMB LEIPSIC McComb Elevator Hilver's Jewelry Bakers Hardware Hub Super Market Bryans Sundries Klenks Leipsic Greenhouse FINDLAY McCLURE Fenstermaker's Shoes Thomas Jewelers Farmer's State Bank NAPOLEON HAMLER Napoleon Lumber Company Bauman Stockyard, Inc. Mel Lanzer Co. Barhite's Dairy Bell Sears, Roebuck Company DESHLER Clayton Drugs 109 Compliments of THE DESHLER ELEVATOR Deshler - Ohio - Custar no Thank You We, the De-Hi Staff of 1966, wish to extend our sincere thanks to all of those who helped to support this publication. It is through your interest and concern that we have been able to present this book to the students and the community. Thank you so much. 1965-66 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-chief Lynn Burke Co-Assistant Editor Jo Wade Copy Editor Carol Franz Administration Editor Linda Diem Senior Editor Vicki Ahrns Junior Editor Cathy Romaker Sophomore Editor Sharon Spanglar Freshman Editor Margaret Seeman 7 8th grade Editors Linda Tietje Kaylene Van de Bussche School Life Editors Jim Gerschutz Joe Wagner Organization Editors Linda Christman Linda Van Scoyoc Grade Editors Vicki Ahrns Judy Leiendecker Sports Editor De Wayne Wendt Ken Sunderman Music Editor Nancy Wensink Art Editor Bob Schwab Business Manager DeVon Sunderman Subscription Manager Karen Lange Advertising Manager Marvin Maas, Assist. Roger Parker Photographers Tom Mawer Scott Adams Typists Ruth Seeman Adviser Mrs. Marilyn Meienburg AUTOGRAPHS