Gorham Fayette High School - Eagle Hi Life Yearbook (Fayette, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1938 volume:

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QjQfD i VO viii. .1 , W? presented bye the senior class of' 1938 Fayette high school fayette, ohio QJ3f3 I v. i i W table of contents the senior class presents, in its spring catalog lor 1938, the following titles---just oll the press: page loreword the courier - l 6 dedication something to remember 7 administration invisible voices 8 we - - 9 Hcomrades ol the storm - - 10 dictionary of familiar quotations 11 l art worlc Hartilex: sketches and ideas 13, 29, 34, 41, 53 classes valiant vagabondsn 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 seventeen - - - 31 Hvoyagers unafraid 32 tenderlootsn - 1 33 Hwisdom ol the ages 7 37 these changing years , 37 conquest - - l 38 'Iso big - - - 38 by the light ol the study lamp l 39 glorious adventure - - 39 in the second year 40 the new caravan 40 G!4fD in 1 , N , W table of contents organizations Hmotheru Hyoung america - Htitans of literature 'fthe lamp of lcnowledge Hwriting For printn Hlrom the sidelines Hgirls who did - Hthe gay crusadersn Hsir galahad's quest Using together . Hmarching on . Hhushed orchestra Hlittle women . Hworld of our own athletics Hstand up and cheer grit-a-plenty . the challengersn . Hcourageous companions miscellaneous as we were Hasi lcnew them Hyou and your camera 'lthe seeing eye . ll n u yesterday s harvest Hlrom now on . ll . n lacing forward . bargain corner . Hinto the sunset . career . Hbusiness ollicei' . Hthe diaristn . Hand now goodbye QJ5f0 page 43 43 44 44 45 45 46 46 . 47 . 47,48 50 51 59 59 55 55 56 57 24,27,28 . 25 12 34 Q1 Q9 Q3 Q6 Q0 58 58 59 WH si I 1 1 J' '1 3 ' We 'ki !PT,i!iT' gg H a the courier foreword carlyle said: all that mankind has done, thooght, gained or been--it is lying as in mag- ic preservation in the pagesaol books. so we are trying to show- a cross-section of a year in sthool. in the years to come we hope it will recapture memories long forgotten and make them live on. Q26f0 rl I i Y, , .l Pk V . ,N lllx A I , ,Q 1 --T , ,I Y,.! ' - I , ' L ,J l N 'W-fu .. K l W- I swf' ' gf' something to remember dedication we, the senior class oi 1938, wish to dedicate this annual, the tattler, to all parents. they are the background to our accomplish- ments in life. our success is the reward our parents receive for their efforts. we sincerely hope our efforts will not have been in vain. may this tattler be the spolcesman for our ac- complishments in our school life. Q,'7ff3 v. the senior class of 1938 wishes to thank the school board For their thoughtfulness, consideration and co-operation during our adventures through the years we have spent as a part of this school. QJ8f3 u..,.a..n.a1.,r- 4. ,..e4.w.a1f,, x.nmii1umiam...uM .Y, pf.,- H 77 We tattler staff front row, left to right: jeanette belding, prophecy dorothea kline, snapshots virginia kline, ass't advertising manager orlyss kline, who's who marcelle smith, editor-in-chief herbert Woodard, business manager ross russell, advertising manager ruth butler, class history virginia wisman, ass't editor virginia bretthauer, prophecy, memoriam norma Iester, ass't business manager vvanda marzolf, who's who back row, left to right: keith humbert, sports editor gail andre, ass't art editor roy lemons, calendar mr. rich, faculty advisor franklin gamble, art editor hubert cline, snapshots reed stoner, class will wayne kunkle, snapshots stella heximer, class will harley ledyard, snapshots george kibler, ass't sports editor von dana Fredrick, snapshots not shown: eugenia hochstetler, class history Qz9f3 ndfhonolsn H... ........ 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' -- ' ' ' ' U 'K-Z: :f q: H-', ,-1-11-4, , , ,, ., . valiant vagabonds ' ' seniors in 1926, fayette welcomed a new superintendent in our public school. this was the year the graduating class of 1938 started. through all these years mr. thompson has gone with us. he has been a leader, counsellor and friend. now that we are graduating, we feel we are leaving a true friend. we hope this year-book may be a token of our esteem and appreciation and will leave memories never forgotten. class officers reed stoner--- stoner ---president band 1, Q. orchestra Q. hi-y 9, 3, 4. sr. chorus 4. class officer v. pres 1, SZ. pres. 4. purple and gold staff SZ, 3. annual staff. track Q. basketball 1, 9, 3, 4. baseball 3, 4. thespian club 3, 4 keith humbert--- hump ---vice president hi-y 2, 3, 4. annual staff sr chorus Q, 4 class officer v. pres. 3, 4. student coun- cil 3. heart trouble. pirates of penzance. thespian club 3, 4. basketball 1, Q, 3, 4. lyre club officer treas. 4. baseball 3 virginia kline--- ginger ---secretary sr chorus 9. girl reserves 1, Q. home ec. club 3, 4. student council 1, 4. annual staff. class officer sec. 4. heart trouble. purple and gold staff3, 4. norma lester--- lester ---treasurer orchestra 1, Q, 3, 4. girl reserves 1, Q, 3, 4. sr. chorus 9 heart trouble. pirates of penzance. class officer treas. 4. annual staff. home ec. club 3, 4. cheerleader 1, Q, 3, 4. national orchestra contest. class flower---lily ofthe valley class colors---royal blue and silver class motto--- to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield Qx15f5 rnarcelle smith smitty band 1, Q, 3, 4, orchestra 1, 9, 3, 4, girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4, meet the duchess, pirates of penzance , purple and gold staff 3, 4, annual staff, lyre club offi- cer pres. 3, v. pres. 4, thespian club 3, 4, sr, chorus 2, 4, nation- al orchestra contest. virginia wisrnan ginny sr. chorus 9, 3, 4, orchestra 1, girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4, heart trouble, pirases of penzance purple and gold staff 3, annual staff, lyre club 4, thespian club 3, 4. harley Iedycrd ledger annual staff, f. f. a. chapter 4. bob erisenberry cris hi-y SZ, sr. chorus 2, basketball 1, 3, 4,track1, 9, 3, 4, d. 3, 4, baseball 4, basketball manager 2, pirates of penzance 3. seniors QJ'l6f0 herberi woodard bud band 4, hi-y 9, 3, 4, sr. chorus 3, 4, heart trouble, pirates of penzance, class officer 9, 3, purple and gold staff 3, 4, annual staff, basketball 3, lyre club pres. 4, thespian club 3, 4, baseball 3, cheerleader 4 ross russell boss band 1, 2, 3, 4, sr. chorus 4, pur- ple and gold staff 2, 3, 4, hi-y sec. 9, treas 3, v pres 4, lyre club sec. 4, thespian club 3, 4, annual stafl, heart trouble, ath- letic manager 1, basketball Q, 3 orlyss Inline o. k. band 3, 4, girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4, v. pres. 4, sr chorus 9, 4, neart trouble, pirates of pen- zance, purple and gold staff 3, annual staff 4, thespian club 3, 4 virginia breilliauer bretthauer girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4, lyre club 3, pirates of penzance, band 1, 9, thespian club treas. 3, pres. 4, meet the duchess 3 , sr. chorus Q. annual staff 4. l wanda manolf wando girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4. student council 9 pres. 4 annual stall 4. thespian club 3. gail andre andre band 1, 9, 3, 4. orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 chorus 4. basketball 3, 4 hi-y 9, 3, 4 annual staff 4. lsehy :loops angie band 1, 2, 3, 4. orchestra 4. pirates ol penzance 3. home ec club 3, 4. clarelfa wolller Corky sr. chorus Q, 4 pirates of pen- zance 3 girl reserves Q, 3, 4. home ec. club 3, 4. thespian Club 4. -seniors QJ'l7fD eileen maflern mattern girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4. orches- tra 1, Q, 3. meet the duchess 3. thespian club 4. national or- chestra contest. ruth cusler custer band 4. orchestra 4. sr. chorus 4. thespian club 4. girl re- serves 4, van dana fredriele Fredrick hi-y 2, 3. sr chorus 9, 4. an- nual stafl 4. basketball 1, 3, 4. track 4. l. l. a. 4. baseball 3. 4 slella sufherland peIt girl reserves 9, 3, 4. sr. chorus 9, 3, 4. pirates of penzance 3. home ec. club 2, 3, 4. thespian Club 4. ocloro sloops skimmer band 1, Q. dorolhea Inline dot girl reserves 1. annual staff. home ec. club 4. roy lemons scoop hiry Q, 3, 4. heart trouble. class officer sec. 9. treas. 3. an- nual staff. basketball 1, 2, 3. f. f. a. pres. 3, 4, thespian club 3, 4. cheerleader 4. marvel shinol.-:ery merve home cc. ciub 4. seniors QJ18fD clara lou loser lara clou girl reserves 3. sr. chorus 9, 3, 4. pirates of penzance. home ec. club 9, 3 wayne leunlele kunkle band 1, Q. hi-y 4. heart srou- ble. annual staff. basketball 1, 2, 3 f, f. a. 3. v. pres. 4. rulls buller butler band 1. girl reserves 1, Q, 3, 4. sr. chorus 9. pirates of pen. zance. annual staff. home ec club 3, 4. olive lluinalaery erve home ec. ciub 4. sr. chorus 4. l II eugenia hochsieller jeane band 1, 2. sr. chorus 9, 4. meet the duchess. pirates of penzence 3. annual staff4. thes- pian club 3. phyllis puwling pee-wee orchestra Q, 3, 4. girl reserves 1, 9, 3. home ec. club 3, 4. thespian club 3, 4. luuberl cline bill sr. chorus 4. pirates of pen- zance 3. annual staff4. basketball 1. hi-y 3, 4. ieunefle belding jeanie girl reserves 1, 9, 3, 4. thespian club 3, 4. home ec. 1, 9. sr. chorus 4. annual staff4. george leilsler lab hi-y 9, 3, 4. sr. chorus 1, 4. an- nual staff 4. basketball manager 1 track 1, 3. f. f. a. chapter 3, 4. seniors QJ'l9fO slella heximer saIIy sr. chorus Q, 4. pirates of pen- zance 3. class officer sec. 1. home ec. club 1,Q, 4. lyre club 4. franklin gamble indian sr. chorus 4. purple and gold staff 3, 4. annual staff 4. track 1, 9, 3, 4. f. f. a. 3, 4. basketball 4. willo launlele Io home ec. club 3. sec. 4. harold pummell pump band 1. track Q. Dil D l DQ! D l lil !-K l C Jil 9 A Y Q If ' JJ into the sunset the senior class silently pauses fora moment, in memoriam of two beloved classmates, harry cameron, who passed away Octo- ber 17, 1936, and marvin ball, who departed this life's gate Aug- ust 15, 1931. two beautiful lives have gone into the sunset, two friends are gone away, each second some life makes this journey, but be not sad. the sunset must be heaven, as all its inmates are friends like these, kind, cheery, loving, willing and loyal. QC Iii 3.4 P-K 3-1 If l-I lil Q1 Q0 43 l yesterdays harvest class history many, many years ago miss tule welcomed a little group of thirty-one in that never forgotten year 1996, in the old normal school. this was mr. thompson's first year as superintendent of our school, so we all made a grand start together. among those enrolled in the beginners' class were gail andre, franklin gamble, keith humbert, wayne kunkle, dor- thea kline, virginia kline, norma Iester. eileen mattern, phyllis pawling, ross russell, marcelle smith, reed stoner, betty stoops and von dana frederick. these fourteen have remained as faithful during these twelve years as the tick of a clock. the third year, with great enthusiasm we entered the new school building, from which we are graduating. ada spring was our teacher. due to the fact that some of the district schools were brought in, eight more pupils were en- rolled this year. in the fifth year, a new teacher, miss fought, welcomed us upstairs to her room for a year, after which we left for the sixth grade, taught by lola gleason. we had many interesting projects to take our interest before we entered junior high. we met our first junior high year with great enthusiasm, for it meant changing classes, the privilege of attending all assembly programs and the access to study hall, besides many other exciting activities. toward the end of our eighth year, some of our number were privileged to accompany the orchestra on its trip to ottowa, kansas, where it ranked second in the national contest for class c orchestras. our freshman year! the greenest of the green, were we the freshmen of 1934. we broke all of fayette's school rec- ords that year, for we entered this year with a total of 54 students, and did we take advantage of our new positions! we rubbed elbows with the sophomores, as we had taken their intended place in study hall instead of the regular fresh- man room. mr. valentine, the new music teacher, was our sponsor this year to help him, were the class officers, foster link, reed stoner, stella heximer and ralph jones. we took on our new title, sophomores, the next year and kept the ball rolling with mr. reed as our sponsor. in his cabinet were foster link, reed stoner, roy lemons and herbert woodard. 'this year our enrollment dropped to fifty. in our junior year we selected mr. lukins as advisor with marvel thrasher, keith humbert, herbert Woodard and roy lemons as class officers this year we assembled with forty-four students with the help of miss sullivan we put on the play heart trouble. remember how the electricity man gave us the dark? but if you'll remember the teachers gave us their help with flashlights. many of our members had the opportunity of participating in the public speaking play called meet the duchess in the spring, after we adjourned, we went to toledo instead of having a regular class picnic. we visited several factories, the blade printing co., and the art museum as well as other points of interest we assembled again for the last time the next fall. we have now reached the top in our high school career. dur- ing this last year we have had the privilege of having mr. rich as our advisor, and we must certainly give him our many thanks in making this a happy and successful year. we have greatly enjoyed looking to him for answers to many problems. through these twelve years we have had a record of 83 students enrolled in our class at one time or another. through all these years we have had a mighty nice time in good old fayette. we must also commend our teachers for their patience and the kind instructions given to our class. to the oncoming senior class we leave our motto for thought: to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. eugenia hochstetler ruth butler QJ2'lf7:D fr ' I ff .U from now on class will l we, the senior class of 1938 of fayette high school declare under honorable and intelligent testimony that this is the final will of the senior class. to the faculty we give and bequeath the opportunity to secure knowledge that we, the lsenior class of 1938, received from the encyclopedia and dictionary. from now on we submit to the juniors our assembly seats. said seats in assembly room to be used with care and the gum under same to be chewed not more than twice. . i . to the sophomores and freshmen we leave our most beloved latin teacher, miss hollett. isaid person to have complete control we wish to express individually the following: gail andre wishes calvin canfield to acquire his profile. jeanette belding wills her blues singing ability to mary griffin. virginia bretthauer wills her intelligence to carmon borlon. ruth butler wills her ability of writing novels to louise ragan. hubert cline leaves his popularity with girls to gerald dunn. robert crisenbery leaves ruth climo to junior rice. von dana fredrick wills his study hall seat to jack kelly, franklin gamble wills his artistic way of modeling to robert peter. stella heximer leaves her becoming attraction for her many boy friends to juanita cisco. eugenia hochstetler bequeaths her good sense of humor to mary ellen miller. keith humbert wills his chic style of dressing to ivan ford. george kibler leaves his english alibis to betty maginn. dorthea kline wills her dimples to blanch cutshaw. orlyss kline wills her chesterfield boy friends to gene treat. virginia kline wills her shorthand note book to betty ann acker. wayne kunkle wills his method of keeping away from the girls to robert hale. willo kunkle leaves her shyness to velma nickerson. clara lou laser wills her squeaking ink bottle to robert van auken. harley ledyard leaves his noon hour chats to keith sebring. roy lemons wills his good looks to ivan hinesman. norma lester leaves her dancing ability to Ieola crater. wanda marzolf wills her big blue eyes to marian mc caslin. eileen mattern leaves her friendly ways to peggy arbuckle. phyllis pawling wills her ability of burning midnight oil to helen severence. harold pummell wills his quiet, studious manner to margaret clark. ross russell wills his ability as editor of the purple and gold to donald smith. olive shinabery wills her method of combing her hair to ruth sprague. marvel shinabery wills her humor to ruth wagoner. marcelle smith wills her music ability to vernon thrasher. reed stoner wills his great influence as president of the senior class to mildred brawley. betty stoops wills her art of dressing to kathryn fulmer. odora stoops wishes minerva sullivan to have her straight hair. stella sutherland wills her childish ways to virginia double. virginia wisman bequeaths her popularity to alice cameron. claretta wollters leaves her many giggles to virge hochstetler and herbert woodard wills his popularity as sales manager of the senior class to galen kunkle. having completed our four years of high school, which all of us have greatly enjoyed, we trust that the above items from now on will be carefully observed and followed as the last will and testament of the class of '3B. stella heximer l reed stoner subscribed and sworn before me this 13th day of may, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight. uncle snazzy burns t. p. QjS2QfD m:sHhi..fn1aLanirb-4i:ae'iBat.L 1- A-l .ic'?'l11- facing forward prophecy as editor of the good housekeeping magazine, i, ieanelle belding, received an unusual article from our recipe collector, virginia brellhauer. it was an odd sort of a recipe, inasmuch as it was called memories of 1938. the first ingredient was odora sloops, who is better known to this modern age as the voice of experi- ence. then two parts of the former clarelia wolllers, an up-and-coming farmerette. next a compound of dress designing and graphic arts with willo lcunlcle and franklin gamble taking an active part. in order to make the recipe more lively, we must take slella sulllerland singing ship-mates forever. now for a little double-action, please take roy lemons, who is gone with the wind and rulh buller with a late edition of old curiosity shop. so far so good and along comes norma lesier on the movie screen with virginia lcline in the new cur- rent play, theatre of life. upon leaving the showhouse along came romance, when the usher, dodhea lcline, very graciously bowed us out. now add a very small amount of our new aviator, herberl Woodard, going skyward. if you add too much you certainly won't be able to keep the recipe under control. to this add Phyllis pawling, planning a trip abroad. then for a few bumps, take several parts of harley ledyurd roughing it. perhaps some of our more intellectual friends are wondering how the recipe will succeed without a dic- tionary of events, ross russell: and quite a bit of making success by Wanda Inlrlalf. for new days and new ways turn to that jolly little lady, eileen lnallern. the finished recipe will thank you lor it. next a portion oi huberl cline saying taint' right lor bob crisenberry to go down main street. beyond the great wall of the above ingredients, wayne leunlcle is patiently waiting for kid galahad alias von dana Fredrick. the jam is getting worse, so call in the Famous lion trainer, george lcihler and the understanding heart, reed slaner and between the two, i am sure your recipe will seem more normal again. to add a little joy at this point, let's all tune in on the first lady, joe penner, or clara lou laser. forget if you can, slella heximer, and a member ofthe all star cast of new york, eugenia hoch- sleller. next find virginia vlislnan, through the eyes of a camera gazing at the past, present, and future athletic star, lteilh hulnlaerl. hush, our concoction is becoming very beautiful, for in a distance we hear the soft notes of a silver flute played by marcelle smith. only yesterday olive shinabery was studying the marks of an educated man with harold pummell. now here comes orlyss lcline doing very lovely hairdress for marvel shinabery, the gay crusader. in an age of innocence we find rulh cusler thinking thoughts of old with belly shops, the faithful, loving daughter. the recipe is complete except for gail andre, who comes sailing along in his shining auto, dream's end as editor i turned the recipe over to our editorial writer, mr. rich, who smiled and then said, i knew they would all be a success in their own particular way. virginia bretthauer jeanette belding QJQISKD W gg J! 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Q2 Q4 FU M H 77 as i knew them QJQSFD INT' bargain corner spring sale ol latest books at popular low prices beautiful new editions now available at only 51.00. checkl your choices and rush your order as the supply may not last. l arouse and beware so big . it can be done highly inflammable they gave him a gun not made in heaven life was like that . wake up and live love i dare not midnight . along came romance american acres . kid galahad . great laughter . maker of heavenly trousers this isn't the end it's all in the game i decorate my house men are such fools so long to learn the feminine touch dance as they desire temporary gentlemen gone with the wind personal pleasures the sky but not the heart the secret of concentration the sisters . strange melody glittering heights danger in the dark no other way . you can never tell in pursuit of laughter where do we go from here you wouldn't believe it the trouble i've seen . gail andre jeanette belding virginia bretthauer . ruth butler hubert cline bob crisenberry . ruth custer von dana Fredrick franklin gamble stella heximer eugenia hochstetler keith humbert george kibler dorthea kline orlyss kline virginia kline wayne kunkle willo kunkle clara lou laser harley ledyard roy lemons norma lester wanda marzolf eileen mattern phyllis pawling harold pummell . ross russell marvel shinabery olive shinabery marcelle smith reed stoner betty stoops odora stoops stella Sutherland virginia wisman claretta wollters herbert Woodard i . mr. rich 1 the blue and silver publishing company purveyors of a and c boni dollar books QJQ6fD Hi I i ..a.- . 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We iff' , il , 35:2 -V f ..f,:-'fp J. 1, -H4441 f Puff Qenf lu- .- gg H seventeen junior class class officers president---robert hale secretary---mildred brawley vice president---robert d'lameter treasurer---pauline crouse sponsor---mr. valentine front row, left to right: Wanda hippert. betty emericlc, margaret clark, gene treat. robert hale, mildred brawley, mr. valentine, pauline crouse, robert d'lameter, ruth sprague, ruth Wagoner, betty stites. middle row, left to right: kathryn fulmer, phyllis reynolds, velma nickerson, helen severence, mary ellen miller, thelma disbro, betty maginn, virge hochstetler, blanche cutshaw, helen newell, betty ann aclcer, mary griffin. back row, left to right: helen miller, virginia double, oscar reviere, willard milliman, basil seigneur, carmon bor- ton, jaclc kelly, albert disbro, galen lcunkle, gerald dunn, keith Sebring, ivan ford, juanita schaffner, phyllis stoltz. class flower---sweet pea colors---old rose and silver motto'--work for character and not for fame G'J31fD Hvoyagers unafraid sophomores front row, left to right: wayne opdyke, cleona laser, ivene storrs, ella mae stoner, arlene hochstetler, louise ragan, mr. lukens, sponsor, ernest mann, kenneth nofziger, virginia belding, marcella emerick, viola lemons middle row, left to right: junior fulmer, charles frazer, leona vvollet, janice humphrey, oeggy arbuckle, pauline ba- con, elvira gamber, carol jean gamble, juanita cisco, martha jane stowell, mildred stock- burger, blanche vanlerburg, leola crater, pauline borton, faye kunkle, minerva sullivan, dorothy d'lameter, virginia purnmell, alice camron, evelyn Schaffer. back row, left to right: Weldon borton, lyle ledyard, rupert borton, melvin seigneur, denver marzolf, lyle link, daniel merillat, nelson kline, lynn rainsberger, donald smith, junior vvyse, vernon thrasher, wilbur alleman, ivan hinesman, stanton smith, leonard wieland, kenneth schantz, duane blalcer, richard ioughin, harold camron. president --ernest mann vice president---louise ragan secretary---arlene hochstetler treasurer---kenneth nofziger sponsor---mr. lukens 013949 l tenderfaDts freshman class front row, left to right: duane milliman, phyllis gleason, pauline storrs, velma towne, marian mccaslin, mr. reed, sponsor, nona ruth ford, robert peter, richard gors, richard wollters, warren severence. middle row, left to right: annabell sower, evelyn wollters, kenneth disbro, mildred butler, galen borton, vernell carrington, harlan Woodard, lloyd bachman, calvin Canfield, junior rice, richard hutchinson. back row, left to right: howard sallows, durwood hibbard, robert van auken, paul schaffner, earl fidler, ralph Wagoner, william russell, robert kibler, lloyd frazer, helen ford, marian nofziger, doris link. president---marian mccaslin vice president---robert peter secretary---nona ruth ford treasurer---velma towne sponsor---mr. reed QJ33fD M the seeing efe J Theodo re Volentnne Ruth E I i' wE1lllb6Y 133001 mvldn-44 Bennett Mdmact Clqrk lc Rannsberaer Norma Lester n Km th Humbert R035 Phllms Russell Fevnalds enlors When Slifth radwers 5 ml JYDVS- LIUCSUGY' Ken Klglillfqif 'HU D Hifi' I fltvllvlv I ' 3' ' ' E' ' 5t 'N mdvreon V hhe Kenth Hum bert Qj34fO , rw' -' -.,,,,,,,.. 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Hthese changing yearsl' seventh grade front row, left to right: roselyn milliman, hal snow, william wollter, franlc ransom, rex dennis, miss gamber, sponsor, joan estcrline, beverly robinson, ruby lcuhn, max hibbard, wayne storrs, ralph ford. middle row, left to right: el- nore lcinlcaid, mable wollace, Shirley linlc, lawrence griffin, Wallace borton, junior brawley, junior russell, ray bailey, gleadine deitrich, betty barnes, louise nash, emma alleman. back row, left to right: james davenport, robert Schaff- ncf, wayneshaw, robert creighton, henry merritt, roger lcunlcle, thomas climo, norman smith, dolores bone, ruth smith, maxine double. miss gamber---sponsor QJ37fD Hconquestn sixth grade ,: --r-- A M front row, left to right: William mohr, margaret bailey, clair sower, max Snider, gloria mccaslin, betty ball, john lcinlcaid, junior lantz. middle row, It-ft to right: lowell stahl, james Whaley, paul butler, jane ford, mardine sutton, donald severence, myrle hinesman, pauline nofziger, billy van vallcenburg, neva camron, agathe clinton, shirley barnes. back row, left to right: gerald cline, richard belding, doris stahl, junior ledyard, ruby lichtenwald, betty jane mercer, elnora lemons, gloria long, ernestine hess, james aungst, la rue Waldfogel. not shown: helen katsoris, joe schultz. teacher: mr, stowell 'Iso big fifth grade front row, left to right: eldered frame. earl d'lameter, gloria priclcett, junior towne, barbara goble, wilma jean led- yard, lillian aeschliman, doris hale, doris Wallace, ardith schaffner. middle row, left to right: marvin nofziger, oeland everingham, dale opdyke, lavon laser, max borton, eddie cannon, milton schaffner, hal page, jack lester, lavoyd ebersole, carmen divert, alice fruchey, harold caddarette. back row, left to right: marjorie leister, james schaffner, nina mae ledyard, eldon stoner, paula robison, annadelle treat, patty canfield, leonard morr, mary kather- ine wieland. teacher---miss rainsberger Qf38fO Hby the light of the study lampn fourth grade front row, left to righit onalee garrison, joan clinton, james rice, johnnie evers, imogene link, cloyce storrs, Weldon ebersole, garold fether, robert Whaley, jack crisenberry. middle row, left to right' albert huffman, mary marks, marcella fruchey, susanne glover, calvin johnson, jerald shmidt, donna jean martin, john vine, alice heimbishner, anna lou cline. back roW, left to right: viola quillet, herbert schaffner, allan mclaughlin, jean ellen thompson, theo merritt, mary evzlyn butler, Wendell sutton, douglas litchenwald, donald cannon, richard alleman, lavern bailey. teacher---miss longbrake glorious adventuren third grade front roW, left to right: max kinkaid, clara cannon, anna quillet, ned everingham, junior holly, evelyn ford, esther hinesman, jonn van valkenburg, charles baker. middle roW, left to right: lester schaffner, arlen schaffner, delores caddarette, verda climo, hubert schilt, helen borton, joanne nofziger, james steWart, dale buyd. back roW, left to right: leWis lemlef, sharon Whaley, kenneth paison, Wendell clinton, lavone Wallace, russell beaverson, nelda riegsecker, george nihart. teacher---miss schaffner QJ39f3 Hin the second yearn second grade front row, left to right: alvin o'brien, martha jane treat, doris beaverson, eileen johnson, corinne cannon, marvel d'lameter, paul Wallace, zale fether, joan marzolf. middle roW, left to right: lyle bailey, davey lee crisp, richard Seeley, joan bair, mary hess, eugene leister, francis johnson, pauline trudell, velma schaffner, eugene huntley. back row, left to right: Wendell holmes, roger goble, bernice keefer, renabelle cline, mary lou gallup, mary dell ford, mildred o'brien, jeanette kuney, james fidler. not shown: orland Walker, teacher: miss Weller the new caravanl' first grade front row, left to right, alice riegsecker, richard kinkaid, arlene lantz, carolyn kline, mavis king, mary kline, paul taylor, marilyn Woodard, William nihart, Wilma kiefer middle row, left to right: george vine, richard bates, natalie glover, ann davenport, thomas arbuckle, lawrence Wilson, richard bailey, david tompkins, breta johnson, keith holmes robert riegsecker. back row, left to right: junior miller, dale quillet, buddy allion, donna kizer, richard Whaley, marjory milliman, barbara d'lameter, harold fruchey, donna evers, joan schaffner- teacher: miss reighard QJ4Of0 Q I x , ww- . ,wr ,u I .,1-4,1 -ix ,. --- - V -K. -1 u, ' fi . 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YOUD8 dl'T12l'ICd Sl1Ud2l'it COUHCll president mrs. don tomplcins secretary mrs. howard lord reporter mrs. clare lord president Wanda marzoll vice president jack kelly secretary - treasurer louise ragan assistant virginia kline front row, left to right: louise ragan, virginia lcline, Wanda marzoll, jack kelly, Charlene mclaughlin. back row, left to right, calvin Canfield, nelson lcline, mr. rich, advisor, robert d'lameter, harlan Woodard, lawrence griffin QJ43fD Htitans of literaturen thespian Club front row left to right: cleona laser, jeanette belding, ruth Sprague, phyllis pavvling, ruth Custer, margaret Clark, I virginia double, miss grable, advisor, virginia bretthauer, Wanda marzolf, eileen mattern, marcella emericlc, ella mae ht: durwood hibbard, velma niclcerson, evelyn Schaffer, janice Stoner, Claretta Wollters. middle row, left to rig humphrey, pauline bacon, Carol jean gamble, elvira gamber, blanche cutshaw, Stella Sutherland, helen miller, orlyss lcline, betty aclcer, mary griffin, marcelle Smith, pauline Crouse, viola lemons, virginia Wisman, duane milliman, back row, left to right: calvin Canfield, junior rice, rupert borton, Willard milliman, basil seigneur, herbert Woodard, keith humbert, ross russell, vernell Carrington, robert hale, keith Sebring, Carmon borton, roy lemons, lloyd bachman, lyle link, galen borton, richard joughin, robert kibler, richard hutchinson, reed stoner. pres., virginia bretthauer v. pres., Wanda marzolf sec., margaret Clark treas., virginia double advisor, miss grable Hthe lamp of lcnowledgen library board i f i Standing, left to right: mr. thompson, member mr. 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Ward, pres. mr. bird, secretary QJ44fO Hwrlting for printf! purple and gold staff i front row seated, left to right: back roW standing, left to right: james davenport, seventh grade reporter donald schmidt, eighth grade reporter phyllis reynolds, assistant editor betty maginn, junior reporter ross russell, editor in chief harlan Woodard, sports editor herbert Woodard, business manager franklin gamble, art editor margaret clark, advertising manager louise ragan, jolce editor doris link, freshman reporter minerva sullivan, sophomore reporter miss schwab, faculty advisor marian mccaslin, girl reserve reporter marcelle smith, senior reporter bob peter, assistant art editor Hfrom the sidelinesn bus drivers left to right: charles mclaughlin, leonard bacon, rev. paul hayman, don bates, bert Weir, Wayne gallup Q1 45 FD Hgirls Who did girl reserves front row, left to right: velma towne, phyllis gleason, Wanda marzolf, eileen mattern, virginia belding, Carol jean gamble, phyllis reynolds, orlyss lcline, minerva sullivan, nona ruth ford, ruth Sprague, ruth Custer, jeanette belding. middle row, left to right: mary reighard, sponsor, margaret beth Clark, elvira gamber, blanche Cutshaw, betty ann acker, betty maginn, helen miller, virginia bretthauer, marcelle smith, virginia Wisman, stella Sutherland, velma nicker- son, millicent gamber, sponsor. back row, left to right: gene treat, norma lester, pauline Crouse, cleona laser, janice humphrey, virginia double, mildred butler, marian mccaslin, helen ford, evelyn wollters, claretta wollters, do- ris link, ruth butler. president, phyllis reynolds v. president, orlyss kline secretary, minerva sullivan treasurer, carol jean gamble sponsors, miss gamber, miss reighard ll ll . the gay Crusaders hi-y Club front row, left to right: Calvin Canfield, Wilbur alleman, roy lemons, keith humbert, ross russell, mr valentine, spon- sor, herbert Woodard, reed stoner, robert kibler. middle row, left to right: junior fulmer, basil seigneur, lloyd bachman, harlan Woodard, george kibler, lynn rainsberger, gahlon kunkle. back row, left to right: de Wayne blaker, Willard milliman, Carmon borton, robert hale, keith Sebring, jack kelly, daniel merillat, rupert borton, president, herbert Woodard v. president, ross russell secretary, keith humbert treasurer, roy lemons sponsor, mr. valentine QJ4643 sir galahad's quest lyre club president, herbert Woodard vice pres., marcelle smith secretary, ross russell treasurer, keith humbert librarian, virginia Wisman advisor, mr. valentine ll . ll . sing together sr. hi chorus front row, left to right: von dana fredriclc, lynn rainsberger, george lcibler, hubert cline, gail andre, mr. valentine, conductor, reed stoner, lranlclin gamble, ross russell, keith humbert, herbert Woodard. middle row, left to right: blanche vanlerburg, louise ragan, pauline bacon, juanita cisco, stella Sutherland, Stella heximer, eugenia hochstetler, clara lou laser, olive shinabery, virginia bretthauer, marcelle smith, helen miller, peggy drbuclcle, orlyss lcline, virginia wisman, phyllis stoltz, martha jane stowell, back roW, left to right: mildred stoclcburger, helen severence, pauline borton, mary ellen miller, claretta Wollters, pauline crouse, cleona laser, viola lemons, lcathryn lulmer, Wanda hippert. alice camron, dorothy d'lameter, marcella emericlc, ruth custer, mildred brawley, evelyn schaffer, betty stites, jeanette belding, leola crater. QJ47f3 sing together ir. girls glee club front row, left to right: roselyn milliman, velma towne, beverly robinson, pauline storrs, mildred towne, nona ruth ford, theodore valentine, conductor, joan esterline, phyllis gleason, ruby kuhn, maxine double, dolores bone, erma keiser. middle row, left to right: annetta stewart, charlene mclaughlin, grace ford, betty thrasher, genevieve caddarette, mildred butler, gleadine deitrich, virginia aungst, ruth climo, marian nofziger, helen ford, evelyn wollter, durlene hale, doris link, marjorie roth. back row, left to right: doris fidler, yvonne ford, onia everingham, arlene snow, florence thorpe, erva hochstetler, betty barnes, rowena ebersole, annabell sower, betty arbuckle, ruth smith, mabel wallace, shirley link, louise nash, marjorie lantz. QJ48fD sing together jr. hi boys' glee club front row, left to right: wayne shaw, lloyd camron, max hibbard, frank ransom, robert schaflner, nona ruth ford, accompanist, mr. valentine, conductor, hal snow, william wollters, wayne storrs, ralph ford middle row, left to right: ralph link, curtis link, galen cline, bob stewart, clare divert, junior russell, ray bailey, junior brawley, billy steinem, lawrence griffin, norman smith, charles vanler- burg back row, left to right: richard davis. henry merritt, thomas climo, marvin kline, roger kunlcle, wallace borton, robert creighton, bob towne, a. l. ford, rex dennis, howard frazer Q249fD marching on band flute---mary griffin, erva hochstetler, roselyn milliman oboe---marcelle smith clarinet---betty acker, betty ball, carmon borton, patty Canfield, james davenport, onalee garrison, Susanne glover. lawrence griflin, doris hale, jeanice humphrey, mary marks, pierre phillips, juanita schaflner, max snider, ruth Sprague, betty stoops, Wendell sutton saxophone---robert creighton percussion---ruth custer, leonard morr, james rice, arlene snow, eldon stoner, herbert Woodard, calvin Canfield trumpets---betty barnes, margaret clark, calvin johnson, orlyss kline, betty maginn, denver marzolf, herbert schallner, keith Sebring, james whaley, william mohr baritone---ross russell mellophone---galen borton, lynn rainsberger---trumpet trombone---dolores bone, ruth climo, donald schmidt, hal snow, richard walter, virge hochstetler tuba and sousephone---gail andre, lloyd bachman, rupert borton conductor---mr. valentine QJSOKD hushed orchestra orchestra flute---phyllis reynolds clarinets---jeanice humphrey, juanita schaffner, betty stoops trumpets-- betty maginn, keith sebring trombone--'virge hochstetler percussion---calvin Canfield, ruth custer faye kunkle, norma lester, velma nic leonard wieland, dale waldfogel viola---ernestine hess cello---margaret clark, louise nash, marcelle string bass---gail andre, vernon thrasher conductor---mr. valentine violins---shirley barnes, earl fidler, elvira gamber, carol gamble, lawrence grulfin, mary grilfin, arlean hochstetler, kerson, phyllis pawling, florence thorpe, robert van aulcen, gilbert viers, smith QJ51fD Hlittle Women home ec. club front row, left to right: ruth Wagoner, betty stites, marcella emerick, marian nofziger, velma towne, helen ford, evelyn wollter, phyllis gleason, phyllis pawling, alice camron. middle row, left to right: kathryn fulmer, Willo kun- kle, claretta Wollters, cleona laser, norma lester, ruth butler, stella heximer, phyllis stoltz, betty stoops, elvira gamber, Ieola crater, betty ann acker, martha jane stowell, vonalee joughin, blanche vanlerburg, mildred stockburger, miss gamber, advisor. back row, left to right: Wanda hippert, viola lemons, olive shinabery, juanita cisco, pauline ba- con, stella sutherland, marvel shinabery, peggy arbuckle, arlene hochstetler, leona Wollet, pauline borton, annabel sower. elvira gamber---president arlene hochstetler---vice president Willo kunklea--secretary World of our oWnH f. f. a. club l front roW, left to right: carmon borton, george kibler, Wayne kunkle, levi lukens, sponsor, roy lemons, lyle link, galen kunkle. middle row, left to right: duane milliman, richard hutchinson, junior rice, von dana fredrick, ivan ford, harold camron, leonard Wieland, Willard milliman. back row, left to right: robert van auken, oscar riviere harley ledyard, robert crisenbery, franklin gamble, vernell carrington, stanton smith, denver marzolf, richard Walters. president---roy lemons v. pres.---Wayne kunkle treas.---galen kunkle sec.---lyle link QJ5Qf0 :W '- 'W -- . - h . -Ja -. 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I ll grit aplenty athletic department mr. rich: faculty manager mr. laslcin: senior high coach mr. reed: junior high coach QJ55fO 'fthe challengersl' sr. hi baslcetball date nov. nov. nov. nov. dec. dec. dec. t op panel, lef! to right: r. stoner W. alleman g. andre b. hale b. crisenberry d smith lc. sebring lc. humbert b. d'lameter v. lredriclc bottom panel, left to right: f. gamble 1. kelly W. miliiman I. vvieland h. camron m. seigneur c. frazer j, lulmer inset: coach h. h. laslcin co-captain stoner Center co-captain humbert forward d'lameter, guard hale, forward fredriclc, guard crisenberry, forward managers, n. lcline i. ford fayette had a very Suc- cessful season, vvinning18 out of 19 games played for a percentage of 946. fay- ette won the bi-county cup for the third consecu- tive time, making a total of Q3 victories out of Q4 bi- county games played in the last three years. team varsity visitors date team varsity visitors date team varsity visitors 19 at metamora dec. 14 at svvanton 45 94 jan 28 archbold 3 95 10 19 lyons dec. 17 at archboId0 feb 4 at strylcero 38 30 94 at pettisville dec. Q2 strykera feb. 8 delta 96 10 Q6 fulton jan. 7 at west unity0 feb. 11 pettisville 34 27 3 lcunkle0 jan, 14 at lcunltlen feb. 18 west unity0 44 18 7 at chesterfield jan. 18 wauseon 1O at maumee jan. Q1 at fulton GJ 56 fC Ubi-county games top panel, left to right coach, m. o. reed c. canfield, forward W. SZVZFCHCC forward d. milliman, guard j. rice, guard h. woodard, center bottom panel, front row left to right: b. towne r. kurilcle r. Creighton f. ransom m lcline h. merritt t. climo j davenport w. wollter ITI hibbard bottom panel, top row left to right: l. frazer p. phillips r. Wagoner j. russell l. bachman I'1. smith d. hibbard r. gors, manager date TTOV. nov. nov. nOV. dec. dec. dec. dec. dec. team 19 at metamora 19 lyons Q4 at pettisville Q6 fulton 3 lcunlcle 7 at Chesterfield 14 at swanton 17 at archbold QQ strylcer Hcourageous companionsl' jr. hi basketball jr. high visit'rs 17 9 14 1Q 12 17 14 8 Q0 10 18 9 18 21 18 7 32 8 date team high ylsl r jan at west unity ian at lcunkle jan. wauseon jan. at lulton jan. archbold feb at Stryker feb delta feb pettisville feb west unity the junior high basketball team, in spite of their small stature, turned in a very creditable season with 13 games won and 8 lost. they finished the season with a percentage of .619. they represented fayette in the finals of the junior high tournament. QJ5743 M s Gb ' cc 115111955 office If Cf CHTQQI' POTIZ ec. room Q,'58fD the diarmistn calendar september 18 first day of school new teachers, miss grable, miss Schwab, miss rainsberger Q0 high school assembly Q1 gfdnge 92 grade assembly 23 october g. r. candlelight service 24 chapel 30 grange play, everybody's here grange play, everybody's here hi-y introduction ceremony 3 mother's club meeting 5 grange dr. cleary spoke thespian club party 6 grade chapel faculty play, ice bound 8 g. r. bake sale 10 november 11 hi-y skating party 19 peace declamation contest 'l 3 chapel 14 mother's club meeting armistice program 'l 5 fayette vs metamora 'l 7 f. f. a. meeting 18 seniors journeyed to toledo to have pictures 19 taken 20 teachers' meeting 21 home economics club meeting 94 lyons vs. fayette g. r. conference 25 tattler pictures taken 26 fayette vs. pettisville 98 thanksgiving fulton vs. fayette 29 hi-y conference hi-y conference at toledo thespian club party Q december 4 chapel g. r. party kunkle vs. fayette 5 hi-y dance f. f. a. vs. delta 8 fayette vs. chesterfield mr. schwall, health seals 9 fayette vs. maumee 11 sophomore class party fayette vs. swanton 14 home economics meeting QJ59f0 f. f. a. district basketball tournament at wau seon freshman class party g. r. party eighth grade party stryker vs. fayette candlelight service annual school xmas vacation begins g. r. dance party january vacation ends seniors shot, yes, hi-y meeting chapel new cheerleaders' suits. som fayette vs. west unity fayette vs. archbold senior class meeting mother's club hi-y meeting grange purple and gold out fayette vs. kunkle sophomore class party six weeks' test wauseon vs fayette hi-y meeting home economics party fayette vs. fulton thespian club meeting first cay of second semester thespian ---kid--- party hi-y meeting archbold vs. fayette hi-y initiation f. f. a. vs. morenci snapshots february chapel fayette vs. stryker purple and gold out who's all the visitors? moren junior class party grange---bingo party delta vs. fayette mother's club meeting farmer's institute farmer's institute pettisville vs. fayette thespian club meeting eighth grade party e berries ci hi-y meeting assembly 29 selection oF school rings 30 west unity vs. Fayette home economics club party 31 washington's birthday---no school institute play no soap tournament, Fayette vs. chesterField 1 thespian club meeting 2 student council meeting tournament, Fayette vs. archbold 4 purple and gold out 6 grange 7 tournament Fayette vs. delta Fayette vs. 8 pettisville. why was everybody sober? 1 9 march 1 3 assembly 1 4 hi-y meeting 1 5 chapel First recreation meeting at Fayette 90 tournament at napoleon Fayette vs. pioneer 99 morenci F. F. a. visits Fayette 93 tournament at napoleon 96 Fayette vs. north baltimore 99 mother's meeting Q9 grade chapel thespian club meeting alo the magicianf watch our prominent se- niors demonstrate 9 hi-y meeting 3 thespian club plays grandma pulls the string neighbors 3 chorus went to detroit 11 spring is here 12 bi-county b. b banquet 19 hi-y meeting 90 home economics meeting Q1 pictures oF cheerieaders taken at Toledo Q3 track meet seniors won Q7 meeting oF 4h thespian club dance senior chorus sang at lime creek church senior class meeting QJ6OfD boosters' banquet teachers' meeting grade chapel high school chapel grange recreation april spring concert g. r. splash party senior test F. 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