Fulton Centralized School - Fultonian Yearbook (Swanton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1956 volume:

CLASS FLOWER.........Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS.........Blue and Gold CLASS MOTTO..........Don t Just Itch For Success-Scratch. Page 1 May 1955 Page 3 DEDICATION The class of 1927 was the first class to be graduated from our mam building. This was 29 years ago. That class had 13 members. Since that time 407 diplomas were issued at the rate of 1 5 a year. So much has happened since we began using the main building. We ve had our trouble, but we ve had our big moments also. We, the Class of 1956, will probably set the record for having the smallest graduating class, five girls and one boy, and our hope and wish is that this record will stand unbroken. Whereas the Class of 1927 is on record as being the first to be gradu- ated from the Main Building, we do hereby dedicate this 1956 issue of the Fultoman to that class. Grace Parker McQuillen Arebella Wentz Shelt Lewis Parker Connie Willson Crawford Alfredo Fenton Roberts Edwina Pfaff Sullivan Loren Wise Agnes Sattler May Frances Dennis Miller Mable Harris Meredith Turpenmg Lenfesty Eleanor Dolph Elliott Lillian Klein Watkins EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR . SHARON PATTY BARBARA OWENS TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION.........................5 FACULTY................................7 SENIORS...............................'I JUNIORS...............................23 SOPHOMORES............................25 FRESHMEN..............................27 UNDERCLASSMEN.........................29 ELEMENTARY............................33 ATHLETICS.............................41 ACTIVITIES............................55 SUPPORTERS............................66 Page 4 48232323484853485353230053485348480248232323534848482323484853235353485323234823235323894823 BOARD OF EDUCATION Jack Dennis, William Luebker, Elden Arps Carl Pfaff, Mrs. Arvine Cook MR. W. H. SHAVER Principal MR. H. H. LASH Superintendent MARIE (MRS. EMERSON) HOFFMAN Secretary This page is sponsored by: ZEIGLER AND GEARIG SALES, SWANTON LUMBER COMPANY, SIMMONS CLEANERS AND TAILORS, Swanton STERLING CREAMERY, Wauseon Page 6 PETER ADAMCHAK Alderson-Brooddus College-B.S. Coaching Boys Girls Physical Educ. 7th Science WILMA (MRS. RALPH) BALDWIN Bowling Green State U. 5th-6th Grade. MARGUERITE (MRS. JAMES) CRAIG Ohio Wesleyan B.A. 7th-8th English H.S. Home Ec. FREDERICK E. KEELER Toledo U. B.E. Commercial Subjects LUCILE (MRS. EDWIN) KLING Miami University 2nd and 3A Grades Page 8 LLOYD G. LEWIS Toledo U B. Ed. Band Master Music NEVA (MRS. P. L.) PARSON Bowling Green Defiance 3B-4th Grades VERNA (MRS. W. H.) SHAVER Ohio Wesleyan A.B. Ohio University MOLLYE F. RICHARDSON Western Ky. Teachers A.B. Peabody College A.M. 1st Grade HAROLD J. YONKERS Calvin College Hope College English Latin Page 9 EDITH MAY EATON ' Edy NEWS REPORTER A wit's o feather, and a chief a rod; An honest man's the noblest work of God. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 Little Acorns'' 3 Act Your Age’ 4 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 BETTY LOUISE PFUND Betsy'' STUDENT CABINET Life is worth living if too many don't try to live it for you. Entered Fulton 4 Class Officer 4 Student Cabinet 4 Booster Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Librarian 1, 2, 4 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4 Echo 4 Annual 4 Act Your Age 4 LUANNE SUE LEININGER Lu STUDENT CABINET Great women are dead and dying and I don t feel so well myself. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1 Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 Little Acorns 3 Act Your age 4 DONALD W. FRYBARGER Don One doesn't hove to go 2510 feet down in the oceon to see o queer bunch of fish. Class Officer 2, 4 Student Cabinet 1, 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Little Acorns 3 Act Your Age 4 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 BARBARA OWENS Barb Vice-President You have to stoop to throw mud. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Cabinet 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Little Acorns 3 Act Your Age 4 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 Valedictorian 4 SHARON ROSE PATTY Speedy Secretary-Treasurer Genius begins great works, labor alone finishes them. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3, 4 Little Acorns 3 Act your Age 4 Echo 3, 4 Annual 4 Salutatorian 4 Page 13 AS WE WERE Sharon Patty Donald Frybargei luonne Leimnger Barbara Owens Edith Eaton SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I reclined in my easy chair one warm evening several weeks ago, I allowed my mind to become perfectly relaxed and soon pleasant thoughts popped into my head and beautiful pictures appeared before my eyes. What? What was this? No! It couldn t be! It was the year 1969. Whom was I seeing? Where was I? --In France-. I was strolling down La Rue de la Paix when I glanced to my right to see a familiar name, Le Salonde Madem- oiselle Bette Pfund. Instinctively I entered and who should greet me but Betty Pfund of the 1956 graduating class of Fulton Centralized School. She had a flair for design in high school and had been urged to build a dress- making salon m Paris. Her clothes have gained world-wide recognition be- cause they are feminine, elegant and flattering; they play up the woman rather than the dress. After a pleasant vacation in Gay Paree, I winged my way back to the USA by Trans-Atlantic Airways and found my needs were all capably pro- vided for by the attractive stewardess, Sharon Patty. She had graduated from Mercy Hospital and the University of California Los Angeles cum laude. Barbara Owens was the next person I was to encounter. She and her husband, Don Frybarger, were living in New York City. She had been re- cently promoted to the position of head X-Ray Technician at White Cross Hospital. Don was finishing his residency that year and would enter private practice in a suburb of the city near their home. As I made my way toward home I decided to stop over in Philadelphia to visit a nursery school that had nation-wide recognition. As I approached a group of children playing on the grounds, I recognized Edith Eaton as the director of the group. After talking with Edith, I realized that she had ac- complished her life long ambition to become a teacher. Motoring across the country on the new super highways proved to be an interesting experience, especially after I saw a beautiful colonial type motel with a huge sign, The Turret, flashing on and off. I drove in the main drive and a uniformed porter opened the door and escorted me to the main office. I registered and was being shown to my room when a fa- miliar person came toward me with out-stretched hand-Luanne Leininger. She and her husband had built a chain of motels throughout the United States. They were especially popular because of their push button efficiency. The next morning, being reluctant to leave this wonderful hospitality, I pulled away and suddenly out of nowhere came a car crashing into me— I awakened with a start—What a rude way to have these fascinating scenes taken away. I soon realized that it had all been a dream and I was seeing the 1956 graduating class of Fulton Centralized School in their future pro- fessions. Mrs. James Craig Page 15 INSCRIPTIONS TO SIX SENIORS Don.... Out of secluded haunts and secret lairs they amble To face the jungle snares and desert bramble .... A barrel-chested lion swaggers through his kingdom shattering the stars and bowing the grass with blasts from his bellows. ... strength and lordliness. Edith.... A lute-throated dove moans its mellifluous tones through the purple syrupy morn. .. . gentle and forlorn. Sharon.. Betty A shaggy cat curls cozily before the cook stove and shreds her velvet purrs on the jagged edges of the night-wind. . . . warm and composed. Luanne.. A tawny fawn sips cool green draughts under a canopy of shade as shafts of shimmering light play hop-scotch on the surface and at a whisper looks-and leaps. .. . graceful and withdrawn. A zesty little rabbit zig-zags down the snow-blown corn rows and winks from behind pine stumps nose a-quiver daring you. .. . cuddly and coy. Barbara. A silver swan with balm-tipped wings swoops down the warm sun's rays through shattered stars and a green-pale moon and flutters upon the lion's head. . . . kindliness and love. ... .to face the |ungle snares and desert bramble.. . . H.J.Y. Page 16 CLASS HISTORY On a clear day in September of 1944, four members of our class met for the first time at Fulton Centralized School. They were-Sharon Patty, Barbara Owens, Don Frybarger and Edith Eaton. Luanne Leminger joined us in the middle of our first year. Miss Marvel Moyer was our teacher in the first and second grades. We went on to the third grade where Mrs. Kesler was our able teach- er. Don Frybarger left us here and the rest of us went on to the fourth grade. Next we proceeded upwards twenty-two steps all the way to the top floor to enter the fifth and sixth grades where Mrs. Tate taught us for two years. At last! We are in Junior High. Here under the guidance of Mr. Shaver we elect officers for the first time and get a taste of high school life. Chang- ing classes helped to make the time pass quickly. Now we are in high school. We elected Sharon Patty as President and chose Mrs. Craig as our Freshmen Advisor. We all liked her so well that we elected her our advisor for all our remaining years in high school. Don Frybarger was welcomed back into the class at the beginning of the year. Initiation was endured and passed, parties were enjoyed and lessons were passed all in good time. Next step on the ladder finds us as Sophomores where Don Frybarger was elected President and Barbara Owens Vice-President. High school was getting busier and busier, but we made it through and passed. In our Junior year, Barbara Owens as President, with the help of Mrs. Craig, helped us to do the many tasks and joys which were encountered. We received our class rings early in the fall, started putting out the Echo'' in January, presented our play Little Acorns in April, and honored the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet in May. This was a very busy year. To top it off, we went to Washington, D. C. for a week. We enjoyed the sights and learned many things. Finally we are Seniors. Mrs. Craig has seen us faithfully through high school. Don Frybarger was elected President and Barbara Owens Vice- President. We had our pictures taken and they turned out as well as could be expected. Betty Pfund was welcomed into the class from Anthony Wayne. The Echo was turned over to the Juniors in January. We worked together on the annual and saw it through to the finish. After graduation we, to- gether with the Juniors, will wave good-bye to our friends and relatives as we leave for a week in New York City. As we find ourselves near the end of school, we look back and remem- ber all the happy times and the sad times. Learning our lessons hasn t al- ways been a snap, but we tried and we succeeded. We can only look to the future and hope to use our education to the best advantage. Page 18 CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1956, of Fulton Centralized School, Fulton County, and State of Ohio, being in sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby re- voking any will or wills heretofore made by us. We, as a class, will our chairs in the office to the Freshmen girls. We, the Senior girls, will our place in the Lounge to the Sophomore girls hoping they will make as much use of it as we did. I, Luanne Leininger, will the refrigerator in the Home Economics Room to Carol Frybarger, hoping it will stay full for a change. I, Barbara Owens, will my brains to Jerry Pfund hoping he will make better use of them than I did. I, Betty Pfund, will my driving ability to Don Rashley hoping he can keep out of the ditch. We, the Senior class, will to the teachers the peace of mind our grad- uation will bring. I, Sharon Patty, will my good disposition and behavior in class (when I go) to'the Juniors in the hopes they will make use of it. I, Don Frybarger, will nothing to anyone, as I'm taking it all with me, which is my privilege as I m the only boy in the Senior Class. I, Edith Eaton, will my locker to Dick Owens hoping he can reach the top shelf better than I. I, Barbara Owens, will my ability to talk in study hall to Christine Put- man and Anne Owens. (Not that they need it.) I, Luanne Leininger, will my charge account with the GAA to Susie Wood and Diane Patyi hoping they can do as well as I did. I, Edith Eaton, will my quiet and bashful (?) ways to Jane Shaver in the hopes they will work better for her. I, Betty Pfund, will my fighting ability to Don Fetterman hoping some day he will be as strong as I. I, Sharon Patty, will my explosive ability in Chemistry to Dick Owens hoping he will be able to hold on to the top of his head. Page 19 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY LITTLE ACORNS'' BETTYE KNAPP CHARACTERS Millicent Collins.... Lorna Collins........ Pandora.............. Diana Wentworth...... Mrs. Judith Wentworth Dennis Collins....... Sidney Lanfeild...... Charles Collins...... . Barbara Owens Luanne Leininger .....Edith Eaton ......Mary Cole ... Sharon Patty . . Don Frybarger ........Lyle Cole ......Jim Minor SENIOR CLASS PLAY ACT YOUR AGE WILLIAM DAVIDSON CHARACTERS Angelica Goetz...... Geraldine Joyce..... Cora................ Archibald Hoffenflugel James Matson........ Helga............... Sandra Stone........ Commander Stone. . . . . . . Sharon Patty Barbara Owens .....Betty Pfund . . Don Frybarger ......John Patty ......Edith Eaton Luanne Leininger . . Don Fetterman Page 20 JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on Saturday, May 7, 1955, in the Fulton School Gymnasium. Upon arrival, each girl was given a wrist corsage of red roses and each boy a red rose boutonnierre. The theme for the Banquet was A Night in Hawaii ' The one end of the gym was decorated as a beach on which was a beachcomber s hut surrounded by palm trees. On one side was a small hill with a pond, flow- ers and palm trees. An ocean was placed on the other end of the gym and was filled with fish. The ceiling had silver stars hanging from a deep blue sky. The floor was waxed for dancing. The dinner was prepapred by Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Vaughn. It was serv- ed by the Juniors Mothers. The menu consisted of: Hawaiian Punch Scalloped Potatoes and Ham Corn Cole Slaw Butter and Rolls Pie a la Mode Coffee After the dinner, Jim Minor was toastmaster for the program. Barbara Owens welcomed the Seniors and teachers. Hal Fetterman gave the re- sponse. Karen David and Beth Garsey did a Hula Dance. Luanne Leininger, Edith Eaton and Sharon Patty played Melody of Love. Miss Stoneczek and Mr. Haver crowned the King and Queen-Bob Schwyn and Virginia Vasko. They were presented with gifts by them on be- half of the Junior Class. The Coronation took place on a throne under an arch which was decorated with flowers. The throne was on a lawn which was strewn with flowers. Mrs. Shaver gave the Benediction. The Grand March was led by the King and Queen and followed by a dance. This Page Is Sponsored By: BADEN'S TRAVELERS REST MOTEL Page 22 FIRST ROW: Bill Bratton, President. SECOND ROW: Dick Owens, Barbara Gillen, Student Cabinet Members. THIRD ROW: Ann Fauble, Vice President, Mildred Cufr, Treasurer, Jane Shaver, Sec. FOURTH ROW: Lenard Honeywell, Marilyn Carter, Linda Elliott, Jim Wright. FIFTH ROW: Bill Nicely, Carole Frybarger, Wayne Smith, Joyce Fettermon, John Potty. This Page Sponsored by RUDY STAPLETON, Swanton Page 24 Gary Duane Leinmger Elliott This Page Sponsored by H. L. MILES LUMBER CO., WILBUR KLECK,PENROD FUNERAL HOME, WATKINS FLOWERS AND GIFT, Delta Poge 26 Betty Schwyn Susan Wood Anne Owens Christine Putman Margaret Taft Phylis Buehrer Charlene Whitten Sharon Strayer Donald Rashley Larry Nicely Dale Fetterman Joe Vasko Jerry Pfund Sam Everett Larry Smith Larry Marsh Deraid Nicely Alvin Johnson This Page Sponsored by DELTA FAMILY MARKET WEST END GARAGE SLATER SERVICE STATION SCHROCK S DRUG AND JEWELRY STORE Page 28 Barbara Arps ierrV Carolyn John EnyQrt Slagle Laver John Jagielski GRADE 8 Jerry Hoffman Karen Lemmger Larry Roberts Richard Halpm Mike Ruffner Jim Fryborger SEVENTH Dick Smith I jA Cheryl Hammond I ness Taft Jim Saeger Becky Pupos Bonnie Johnson Lois Johnson Audie Laver Roger Gillen Betty Seiler Dick Watkins Don Gillen John Norris Douglas Vasko Earl Thomas GRADE Terry Sompsel Page 31 SIXTH GRADE Harriet Ruffner Tina Dunning Carol Putman Bob Smith Judy Saeger Linda Whitten Mark Owens Peter Everett Judy Roberts Jean Hoffman Raymond Foster Alfred Honeywell Thelma Crabtree Faye Elliott Bula Taft Frederick Wells This page is sponsored by: DELTA FARMERS ELEVATOR, PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK, MUTZFIELD HARDWARE, Delta, METAMORA ELEVATOR, Metamora. Page 34 A V MM A n Gory Stroyer Karen Bickford Joseph Gillen Joanne McQuillin LeRoy Pfaff Dorothy Cook Karen Nicely Gloria Stout Mary Griesinger Kay Patyi Ruth Walter Martha Parker Max Fetterman John Frybarger John Luebker Stephen Arps FIFTH GRADE This page is sponsored by PILLIOD CABINET COMPANY, Swanton Page 35 FIRST ROW: Michael Owens, Roger Fetterman, William Herrick, Philip Griesinger, Tex Dunning, Beth Garsey. SECOND ROW: Lorry Carter, John Brown, James Owens, Linda Watkins, Carol Smith, Reeta Dunning. THIRD ROW: Jack Hoffman, Marion Eaton, Michael Johnson, Linda Walter, Lois Parker, Sherry Sampsel. FOURTH ROW: Galen Krieger, Ronald Rashley, Duane Grams, Karen David, Karen John- son, Charlene Rashley. FIFTH ROW: Gene Gillen, Allan Lehman, Carol McQuillin, Sharon Wiles, James Norris. Page 36 Daniel Honeywell Robert Carroll Marilyn Krieger Linda Valentine Sandra Garsey Mox Johnston Billy Buettner Janet Lehman Peggy Luebker Sue Fryberger Gary Everett David Arps Marilyn Parker Cheryl Borck Carolyn Pfaff Bobby Slagle John Warner Kena Stout Patricia Dernlan Cheryl Segrist Gary Hoffman Richard Smith Gale Keller Sandra Avina Charlene Smith Absent: Benny Vaughn THIRD GRADE This page sponsored by: HAD STINE BUICK SALES, SMITH S REXALL DRUGS, HILL AUTO SUPPLY, BRINDLEY AND JUDSON FURNITURE, Swanton Page 37 SECOND GRADE David Snyder Annette Luebker Sandra Gillen Constance Habel David Cufr Priscilla Geer James Howe Teresa Segrist Mike Strayer Kristen Robasser Ralph Carter Susann Stout Joan Jagielski Page 38 Corol Baker Kathleen Keller Barbara Lehman Geraldine Smith Janet Dennis Kenneth Brown Gilbert Dunning Lorry Miller Rollond Eckley Susan Walbolt Karen Patyi Lois Leach Karen Byers Barbara Miller Diane Simon Bruce Laurie Gary Barlow Gary Cole Robert Henricks Teddy Dunning Linda Bowers Linda Buettner Suzanne Avina Christina Geer Vallarie Thomas Gilbert Martinez Patrick McClure Richard Herrick Ronald Hammond David Nichols This page sponsored by SWANTON ENTERPRISE, RUPP, BROWN AND SONS, Swonton Page 39 V A R S I T Y + + Mildred Cufr, Barbara Owens, Betty Pfund, Carole Frybarger. FIRST ROW: Jack Burton, Allan Vaughn, Don Frybarger, Don Fetterman, John Patty. SECOND ROW: Perry Parker, Bill Nicely, Sam Everett, Lenard Honeywell, Bill Bratton, Mr. Adamchak, Roland Meador. Page 42 FIRST FIVE Don Fryborger John Potty Jock Burton Allan Vaughn Don Fetterman This Page Sponsored by BRUNER MOTOR SALES, HARMON CHEVROLET SALES, SHRULLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE, FARMERS STATE SAVINGS BANK, Delta John Patty Bill Bratton One Year Lefterman 177 Points Bill Nicely Jack Burton One Year Letterman One Year Letterman 38 Points 196 Points Secoad Team All-County Page 44 Allan Vaughn Sam Everett One Year Letterman 133 Points Absent: Don Fetterman One Year Letterman 149 Points Page 45 Mr. Adamchok Don Frybarger One Year Letterman 158 Points Page 47 Christine Putman, Anne Owens, Diane Patyi, Connie Ruffner. FIRST ROW: Roland Meador, Sam Everett, Bill Bratton, Lenard Honeywell. SECOND ROW: George Shaver, Dick Owens, Joe Dunning, Duane Elliott, Gary Leining- er, Mr. Adamchak. Page 48 JUNIOR HIGH Is ROW: Dan Gillen, Jerry Enyar , Larry Roberts, Jim Foster, Don Gillen. 2nd ROW: John Laver, John Norris, Mike Ruffner, John Jagielski, John Pupos, Dick Smith, Roger Gillen, Coach Adamchak. 3rd ROW: Earl Thomas, Terry Sampsel, Jer- ry Eaton, Jim Saeger, Jerry Hoffman, Dick Watkins. Carolyn Slagle, Cheryl Hammond, Karen Leminger, Becky Pupos. FRESHMEN FULTON COUNTY JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: Joe Vasko, Dale Fetterman, Sam Everett, Don Rashley, Larry Smith. SECOND ROW: John Laver, Deraid Nicely, Alvin Johnson, Jerry Pfund, Larry Marsh, Larry Nicely, Mr. Adamchak. Page 49 FIRST ROW: George Shaver, Dick Owens, Allan Vaughn, John Patty, Perry Parker. SCOND ROW: Don Fetterman, Lenard Honeywell, Jack Burton, Sam Everett, Bill Bratton, Bill Nicely, Larry Smith. THIRD ROW: Mr. Adamchak, Joe Dunning, Don Rashley, Deraid Nicely, Dale Fetterman, Duane Elliott, Joe Vasko, Roland Meador. This page sponsored by: MURPHEY S BEN FRANKLIN STORE, CARDINAL DAIRY BAR, BUCKEYE CHEVROLET SALES, ELTON'S PURE OIL SERVICE Page 52 BASKETBALL 33 Pettisville 69 22 Florida 77 45 Lyons 87 30 Chesterfield 48 48 Metamora 56 36 Maumee Valley 64 32 Fayette 69 51 Delta 75 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 43 Metamora 48 40 Chesterfield 43 50 Lyons 65 42 Chesterfield 50 59 Florida 97 59 Metamora 48 63 Maumee Valley 79 39 Fayette 76 40 Pettisville 76 47 Alumni 60 COUNTY TOURNAMENT 61 Delta 115 48 Chesterfield 42 37 Fayette 73 Page 53 I ddjjUsW FIRST ROW: Barbaro Owens, Sharon Party, Betty Pfund. SECOND ROW: Mr. Keeler, Luanne Leininger, Don Frybarger, Mary Cole, Mr. Lash. ABSENT: Edith Eaton ANNUAL STAFF Editor........... Assistant Editor. . Business Manager Artist.......... Sports........... Assemble......... Advertising...... Advisor......... . . . . Sharon Patty Barbara Owens .....Edith Eaton .....Betty Pfund . . . Don Frybarger Luanne Leininger .... Senior Class ...... Mr. Lash ECHO STAFF Editor........... Business Manager Features.......... Social........... Exchange.......... Jokes............. Advisor.......... . . . Sharon Patty .....Betty Pfund Luanne Leininger .Barbara Owens .... Edith Eaton . . Don Frybarger .....Mr. Keeler This page sponsored by: SWANTON MILLING AND ELEVATOR COMPANY, Swanton Page 56 FIRST ROW: Susan Wood, Roger Gillen, Marilyn Carter, Duane Elliott, Beth Garsey. SECOND ROW: Joyce Frybarger, Karen leminger, Joyce Fetterman, Luanne Leminger, Jane Shaver, Bonnie Johnson, Becky Pupos, Judy Saeger. THIRD ROW. Connie Ruffner, Terry Sampsel, Jim Saeger, Rachel McQuillen, Cecilia Car- ter, Audie Laver, Carolyn Slagle. FOURTH ROW: Betty Schwyn, Linda Elliott, Don Gillen, Jerry Enyart, Mr. Lewis, George Shaver, Mildred Cufr. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mildred Cufr, Linda Elliott, Anne Owens, Susan Wood, Carole Frybarger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lewis, Christine Putman, Jane Shaver, Ann Fauble, Joyce Fetterman, Marilyn Carter. THIRD ROW: Duane Elliott, George Shaver, Lenard Honeywell, Bill Bratton, John Laver David Richards. HOMFtLONOMTCb Mr. Shaver, John Patty, Dick Owens, Don Frybarger, Jim Wright, Barbara Owens, Sharon Patty, Jane Shover, Ann Fauble. Page 59 L I B R A R I A N S STANDING- Sharon Strayer, Charlene Whitten, Linda Elliott, Joyce Fetterman, Barbara Owens, Ann Fauble, Jane Shaver. Q SEATED: Barbara Gillen, Sharon Patty, Luanne Leininger. T U D E N T C O U N C FIRST ROW- Jim Frybarger, Mike Ruffner, Barbara Gillen, Barbara Owens, Don Frybar- I er, Betty Pfund, Lorry Smith, Becky Pupos. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lash, Diane Patyi, Charlene Whitten, Jack Burton, Perry Parker, Dick I Owens, Mary Cole, Luanne Leininger, Dan Gillen. This page is sponsored by: FALOR AND SHARPE, Delto and Wauseon, HEBEL'S DRUG STORE, METAMORA STATE BANK, METAMORA RECORD, Metamora Page 60 FIRST ROW: Mildred Cufr, Sharon Patty, Ann Fauble, Barbara Owens, luanne Leinmger, Diane Patyi, Carole Frybarger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Craig, Susan Wood, Anne Owens, Christine Putman, Marilyn Carter, Linda Elliott, Joyce Frybarger, Betty Schwyn, Barbara Gillen. D a THIRD ROW: Charlene Whitten, Sharon Strayer, Jane Shaver, Betty Ptund, Connie Kutt- ner, Genevieve Jagielski, Mary Cole, Joyce Fettermon. SEATED: Roland Meador, Sharon Patty, George Shaver, Joe Dunning, Barbara Owens, Sam Everett, Gory Leininger, Larry Smith, Duane Elliott, Larry Nicely. STANDING: Alvin Johnson, Joe Vasko, Mr. Shaver, Jack Burton, Larry Marsh, Larry Gil- len Don Rashley, Dale Fettermon, Jerry Pfund, Lenard Honeywell, Deraid Nicely, Bill Nicely, Alan Vaughn, Bob Grams, Bill Bratton, David Marsh, Don Fettermon, John Patty, Perry Porker. Page 61 Mr. Lash, Allan Vaughn, Betty Pfund, Mary Cole, Duane Elliott, Mr. Harding. JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW: Dick Smith, Alfred Honeywell, Jean Hoffman, Linda Whitten, Joanne McQuil- len, Mr. Lewis. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hammonds, Judy Roberts, Douglas Vasko, Carol Putman, Judy Saeger, Betty Seiler. This page sponsored by: ALLEN JEWELERS, SWANTON HARDWARE, KOEPFER IMPLEMENT SALES, SWANTON FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, Swanton Page 62 ADVISORS: Mr. Luebker, Mrs. Grams, Mrs. Cook, Absent: Mr. Pfaff. ADVISOR; Mrs. Craig. CHAPTER MOTHER: Mrs. Hoffman. This page sponsored by: HOME BUILDERS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO., SOUTH SIDE MARKET, CURTIS HARDWARE, JUDSON S MARKET, Swanton. GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Genevieve Jogielski, Betty Pfund, Connie Ruffner, Jane Shover, Barbara Owens, Ann Fauble, Linda Elliott. SECOND ROW: Charlene Whitten, Sharon Strayer, Sharon Patty, Joyce Fetterman. THIRD ROW: Barbara Gillen, Susan Wood, Carole Frybarger, Marilyn Carter, Luanne Leininger. FOURTH ROW: Mildred Cufr, Betty Schwyn, Christine Putman, Diane Patyi, Joyce Fry- barger, Anne Owens. This Page Sponsored by DUNBAR DRILLING AND SUPPLY CO., FIRST FED. SAV. LOAN ASSN., Delta TYPING LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Pfund, Linda Elliott, Bill Nicely, Barbara Gillen, John Patty, Lenard Honeywell, Marilyn Carter, Carole Frybarger. Page 65 SPONSORS SWANTON DELTA Joe Noe Hardware Rhulands Dept. Store P. G. Grill Blevins Welding Mfg. Co. Wayne's Sohio Service Swanton Flower Shop Gibson Implement Sales Dotties Hat Shop Swanton A. P. Pat Ralphs Sunoco Service Doron's Corner Market WAUSEON Toledo Edison Co., J. R. Lawrence Waldeck Sons Ben Franklin Fulton Manufacturing Co. Western Auto Association C. E. Geringer Bates Sales Service Osborn Rexall Drugs Randolph Furniture Co. Richer Motor Sales LYONS Egnews Market Halls Market AI Williams Brothers Dr. James E. Deck Hotel Barbershop, Earl Haynes, Prop. Clifford Baker Dr. Robert A. Gerrick Gambles Store Delta Dry Goods Gerry's Market Dr. R. V. Bay McQuillen Home Star Grocery Davenport Hardware Delta Clinic Glenn Soule Don's Tastee Freeze Nasco, Inc. Dr. McKee Larry's Beauty Shop Hi-Way Furniture Trigg's Red and White Elton's Photographer Kichline's Shoe Repair Hollinger's Clothing Store Delta Co-op Food Locker L. R. Brassiola Pelton Lumber Co. METAMORA N. C. Woodward Harroun Electric and Supply MORENCI Greisinger's Store Bancroft Cleaners Page 66 Koepfer Implement Sales Compliments of Headquarters for International Harvester Farm Equipment Burkey’s Parts - Service Red White Market Anhydrous Ammonia Custom Application Ai, Ohio Phone 3269 Goodyear Tires Swanton, Ohio Phone 3901 Hartley Electric Store Royce Misener Contractor and Designer of Kelvinator and Frigidaire Resilient Flooring Sales Service Zenith - Motorola T.V.- Radio Everything Electrical Linoleum Floor Tiles Wall Tiles Wall Covering Carpets Rugs Venetian Blinds Sanitas Delta, Ohio Phone 1011 Wauseon, Ohio Phone 8461 Page 68 BEST WISHES Ben Franklin Store The Babcock Dairy Co. Notions School Supplies Toys Ready-to-Wear Shoes Gifts Where your Dollars go the farthest. Delta Ohio Schlock’s Drug Compliments of and Jewelry Store Rupp Brother’s Phone 1045 - Delta, Ohio Hatcheries Paints Wall Paper Window Shades Venetian Blinds Tobaccos Candies Gruen Watches Diamonds Delta Phone 2365 Swanton Phone 2666 Page 69