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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1950 volume:

GORHAM FAVUK SCHOOL 1950 Fayette, Ohio HOARD Of EDOCATIOOI Left to right: Henry Phillips; Gordon St. Clair; Deloss Maginn, President; Melvin Harman, Superintendent; Leonard Fidler; Carl Treat, Clerk. Melvin R. Harman Superintendent of Schools BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Sherman Weir, La Vern Waldfogle, Carman Borton, Jack Love, Walter Sommers, Lyle Whaley. Bert Weir Custodian Mrs. Arlean Felger Office Secretary 2 Lyle Whaley Custodian FACULTY MR. C. ROONEY BARRETT Sr. High Coach; Industrial Arts; Eighth Grade MRS. GORDON DOMECK Home Ec; F. H. A.; Y-Teens MR. PAUL BOYD Jr. High and Track Coach; Jr. High Subjects; Junior Class MR. EDWARD GREEN Agriculture; F. F. A.; Sophomore Class MRS. LUCILE VIOLET English; Latin MR. CLOYCE LEATHERMAN Math; Science; Hi-Y MR. RI CHARD FOSTER Music; Lyre Club MISS MARILYN BURKHOLDER Fourth Grade MR. ROBERT R. HE I MAN Commercial; School Paper; Seventh Graoe MISS ADA SPRING Fifth Grade MRS. MAJORY JOHNSON Sixth Grade MISS EVA LA SALLE Third Grade MISS HARRIET HARLAN Second Grade MRS. VICTORIA PORTMAN Grade Assistant MRS. WILMA ARCHER Fi rst -Grade 3 TO LARRY LONG (Delivered at a memorial service held in September 1949, by the students and teachers of Fayette High School at which Reverend Swain was the chief speaker.) Johnny Gunther was a lad of fifteen when suddenly sent to his school’s infirmary. At first they feared he had polio, but later developments revealed a malignant tumor slowly, but inexorably, growing inside his skull. For fifteen long months of day-to-day living, world-renowned specialists tried every known and many an unknown method to save him--to no avail. His author-parents collaborated on a book to commemorate Johnny and to comfort others. When Johnny’s mother says that “death always brings one suddenly face to face with life,’’ she crystallizes the idea which comes to each of us. Her beautiful tribute to Johnny, her acceptance of the law of life, and her definition of her own grief and consolation should be our inspiration today. Every community has its Johnny Gunthers. While pondering over our “Johnny Gunther,” so many fine things can be told that one scarcely knows which to say and which to leave out. Larry was one of us, and in passing from our daily contact, he leaves behind him a spirit that will keep him more truly alive to us than ever before. The things that we do in our classrooms, on the basketball floor, or in the humdrum daily living will keep him with us, if we only dedicate ourselves to that ideal. He loved people. His highest praise was, “Mom, he’s a swell guy.” He entered freely into our daily community life. From some of the conversations typical of him, I have tried to draw this picture as my tribute to Larry Long. 4 Hi, Larry1. What yuh doin ? — (Against the autumn sky.) Just cuttin1 down some corn-stalks! Came back the quick reply; And with it came the chuckle And cheery, friendly grin That always followed banter They often indulged in— A LAD AT AUTUMN SUNSET And a neighbor w th his spade— They two had often done it. As though a game they played Hey, Larry! Where Yuh goin'? From down the street the call. Oh, over to the schoolhouse To practice basketball. Another time the answer Might ring across the street; I'll see you Scouts; remember — Tonight's the night we meet! Or maybe on a Friday At school, from window-perch: Okay, you guys, we'll finsih Next Sunday morn at church. Perhaps his pals he'd gather At home in his back yard. They'd practice, play, or tussle With friendly disregard. Say, Larry, got your Lessons? Another time we'd hear. My math, but not my English--And classtime's drawing near. Now, ALL these recollections We'll pass in quick review To SHOW HIS ONE-NESS WITH US In all the things we do. Now WOULD WE COAT WITH GLAMOUR The lad we mourn today. His habits as a citizen Now SHINE WITH FULLEST RAY. They leave us with this message Of hope and cheer and light: IF YOU WOULD KEEP ME WITH YOU, Just try to do the right; Be cheerful in your classes; Take pride in work well done; In work or play keep trying Until your battle's won; Be kind to one another; Observe the Golden Rule; And let me live through you Forever in my school! --Lucile Goll Violet it F 1 f ! MR. RUSSELL B. LEUTHOLD PR INCI PAL Sponsor Sr. Class; Student Council; Social Studies; H STORY. RICHARD LUKENS 4-H I-2-3-4, Sec. 1-2, Pres. 4, Ag . Leader 4; F.F.A. I-2-3-4, D s. Parliamentary Procedure 3-4, Sec. 3 Pres. Dis. Judging Team 1-3-4; Band 4, Pres, 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 3“ i TRack 2-3; Hi-Y 2-3-4, Sec. 3� Pres. 4; Business Manager Yearbook 4; Buckeye Boys State 3; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Hartzell. MADELINE FITZPATRICK Student Council I; Class Pres. 2, Class Vice Pres. 4; Paper Staff 2-3-4, Ass't Ed. 2, Co-Ed. 3, Ed. 4; Latin Club 1-2; Buckeye Girls1 State 3; Bowling Green Scholarship Tests 2-3; Typing Contest 4; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Mrs. Foster; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Mrs. Sandow. DOROTHY WILLIAMS Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Treas. 2-3, Pres, 4; Paper Staff I—2—3—4; Band 1-2; Class Treas. U; Yearbook Staff k; Latin Club I -2; Defiance College Typing Contest 4; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Barbara Winsocket; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Eileen. JOANNE WOLFE F.F.A. I-2-3-4, State and Nat 1 l Rep. Pres. 4; Y-Teens 1-2; Grade Assistant I-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Girls Glee 1-2; Hal.. Monitor 4; Jr. Play-Mrs. Slutzenhammer; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Sec. 4; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Mrs. Spence. WAYNE MORGAN F.F.A. 1-2-3 , Parliamentary Procedure 4; Band I-2-3 ; Lyre Club 3“ J Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Stage Manager. NEDRA SANTEMIRE Y-Teens 1-2-3- , Rep. 3i Paper Staff 2-3 1 , Typist 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 2; Band 1-2; Girls Glee 2, County Music Festival 1-2; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Hannah 3i Latin Scholarship 2; English Scholarship 3; General Scholarship 4; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Molly. ROBERT FORD F.F.A. I-2-3-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4; Student Council 2, Sec. 2; Band I-2-3 4; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3-4; Baseball 3-4; Lyre Club 3-4;F.F.A. Judging Team 3i Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Bishop Sherwood. BARBARA ROTH F.H.A. I-2-3-4; Y-Teens 1-2; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Eloise; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Maria. BRETA JOHNSON Bowling Green Scholarship 2, World History Scholarship 2; Girls Glee I-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4; Band 4; Orchestra 1-2; Sextet 1-2-4; County Music Festival 1-2-4; Paper Staff 2-3 4; JR. Play-A Date With Judy-Mrs. Hotchkiss; Y-Tfens I-2-3 4, Chaplain 3, Prog. Chair. 4; F.H.A. 2-4, Sqng Leader 4; Annual Staff; Lyre Club 2-3 4, Vice Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. 3; Music Contest at Ada; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Mrs. Digby. JACK IVES F.F.A. 1-3 4; Student Council 4; F.F.A. Student Advisor; Track 2-3 4; Mixed Chorus 2-3 4; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Major Cooper. ARLENE KUNEY F.H.A. 1-2-4; Usherette for Jr. Play; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Property Manager. GALEN LI BY F.F.A. 1-3-4; Womanless Wedding 3; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Rev. Frazer Spence. DON SLY Track 3“ i Basketball I-2-3 4; Baseball I-2-3-4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4; 4-H I-2-3-4; F.F.A. 1-3-4, Vice Pres. 4; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Mr. Mart indale 3; Agriculture Scholarship 4; Womanless Wedding 3; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Property Manager. JAMES BACON Hi-Y I—2—3� Treas. 2; Lyre Club 4; Mixeo Chorus 4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball I-2-3-4; Class Pres. 3i Jr. Play-A date With Judy-Mr. Foster; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Mr. Spence. PAT SMITH Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Sec. 4; Paper Staff I -2-3 1+, Business Manager 3 4; Class Treas. 3; Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Latin Club 1-2; Yearbook Staff 4; Defiance College Typing Contest 4; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Mitzi Hoffman; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Mrs. Cambridge. RODNEY ESTERLINE Baseball I-2-3-4; Basketball I-2-3-4; St dent Council 3 H -Y I-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Randolph; 4-H 1-2-3; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Dr. Romer. MARILYN HUNTLEY Y-Teens I -2-3-4, Treas. 4; F.H.A. 1-2; Majorette 2- 3-4; Girls Glee 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Paper Staff 3- 4; Lyre Club 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff, Editor 4; Student Council, Vice Pres. 3 Pres. i+; Defiance College Typing Contest +; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Judy; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Louise. BARBARA LUTTRELL F.H.A. 1-2-4; Chorus 2; Y-Teens 1-2; Class Reporter 4; Sr. Play-One Foot In heaven-Mrs. Jellison. HOWARD O1DONNELL Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Sec. 2; Baseball 3; Track 3; Basketball 2-3-4; Class Pres. I; Yearbook Staff 4, Art st; Paper Staff 2-3-4, Art Ed tor; Jr. Play-A Date With Judy-Oogie; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Ronny. MABEL ROBEY Lyre Club I-2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3; Majorette 1-2-3, Drum Major 4; F.H.A. 2-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Usherette for Jr. Play; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Letty. BILL STRAUSS Hi-Y I-2-3-4; Student Council 4; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Georgie. LARRY WILSON F.F.A. 1-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Track 3-4; Sr. Play-One Foot In Heaven-Stage Manager. - HISTORY Hi Mabel. What are you doing? “Oh, I found a picture album back as far as nineteen hundred and thirty-eight.” “Oh, let’s look at it and see who was in the first grade! I forgot. “Can we remember any of them? Let’s see. There are Adeline Allen, James Bacon, Nedra Santemire, Evelyn Bailey, MelvinBeach, Carol Beaverson, Virginia Climo, Clifford Dunn, Rodney Esterline, William Hartman, Charlotte Hausch, Paul Hyman, Jr., Marilyn Huntley, Mavis King, Arlene Kuney, Nancy Lemley, Junior Miller, Ruby O’Brien, Ellen Ranson, Helen Rice, Marlene Seigneur, Robert Schaffer, Donald Sly, Patricia Smith, Joanne Wolfe, George Steenhuysen, Phyllis Double, Richard Bacon, and Jack Sutherland. “Oh! Look, Barb, here is the second grade; but where are Adeline Allen, Evelyn Bailey, Virginia Climo, Clifford Dunn, Mavis King, Marlene Seigneur, Robert Schaffer, and Jack Sutherland? Oh, here are some new ones: Gerald King, Mary Lou Sarnac, Dorothy Williams, Dick Lukens, and here are you. “Oh! Look at this, Barb! What grade was this?” “I think it’s the third grade.” But where are Paul Hyman, Jr., William Hartman, Mavis King, Junior Miller, and Ruby O’ Brien? ” “I don’t know where they are, but look at the new ones: Richard Bailey, Madeline Fitzpatrick, Kieth Holmes, Richard Kinkaid, George Stites, Nancy Stites, and Donna Budds.” “I left in the fourth grade. Let’s see who else left. Richard Bacon, George and Nancy Stites, and Donna Budds.” “It also looks as if we gained some new ones. Larry Wilson, Edwin Mast, Clifford Eckert, Geraldine Taylor, and Breta Johnson.” “Look! there aren’t any new ones in the fifth grade, but we lost Gerald King, Ellen Ransom, Mary Lou Sarnac, George Steenhuysen, Edwin Mast, and Geraldine Taylor.” “Well in the sixth grade we gained a few new ones. Arnold Brasher, Robert Ford, Howard O’Donnell, Mabel Robey, Nancy Stites, Mary Lou Sarnac. But look at the ones we lost. Clifford Eckert, Kieth Holmes, Richard Kinkaid, and Nancy Lemley.” “In the seventh grade we lost as many as we gained. We seem to have added Galen Liby, and Wayne Morgan, but we lost Charlotte Hausch and Mary Lou Sarnac.” “We have the same class except for these new ones: Mary Alten, Jack Ives,Donna Jean Kizer, Roger Lichtey, Henry Baldwin, and here I am back again.” “We had a lot of new kids to start our long pull in high school days. Here are Lowell Merillat, Odella Richards, Barbara Roth, Mary Lou Sarnac, Lois Scarborough, Robert Tressler, Alice Sentle, and Harold Lambart, but we’ve lost Richard Bailey. “In the tenth grade we had the same and two new ones. Iola Markel, and Nancy Stites.” “Do you remember the ones in the eleventh grade? There were a few new ones. George Blossingham, Jerry Simpson, Betty Stillwagon. We lost a few last year, too. Iola Markel, Helen Rice, Mary Lou Sarnac, Alice Sentle, and Odella Richards. “Well I see we all made the grade to become seniors. But there are a few that we lost. George Blossingham, Jerry Simpson, Betty Stillwagon, Lois Scarborough, and Nancy Stites. • 9 10 NAME NICKNAME AMBITION ENJOYS FAVORITE SONG James Bacon “Jim” Undecided Sports Sunrise Boogie Rodney Esterline “Esty” Big Time Operator Sports Rag Mop Madeline Fitzpatrick “Fitz” A credit to Society Reading and William Tell thinking Overture Robert Ford “Bob” Farming Sports Riders in the Sky Marilyn Huntley “Mertie” To be Successful Dancing and driving Stardust Jack Ives “Jackie” Farming Ice Skating Johnson Rag Breta Johnson “B. J. None Playing piano Strauss Waltzes Arlene Kuney “Peanuts” Undecided Movies That’s My Desire Galen Liby “Libe” Farming Fixing things Slippin’ Around Richard Lukens “Dick” Happy Marriage Sports Ave Maria Barbara Luttrell “Barb” College or Office Driving and Scarlet Ribbons Work sports Wayne Morgan “Morgie” Farming Sports Slippin’ around Howard O’Donnell “Hod” Cartoonist Painting and William Tell drawing Overture Mabel Robey “Freckles” College Housekeeping and driving Jealous Heart Barbara Roth “Barb” To be Successful Cooking, Be My Baby sewing, and Bumble Bee movies Nedra Santemire “Neddy” Nurse Reading Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Donald Sly “Big Don” Farming Square The Old Master dancing Painter Patricia Smith “ Pat” College Movies Moonlight Serenade William Strauss “Billy” Florist Pestering girls Missouri Waltz Dorothy Williams “Dot Nurse Bowling and driving Clair De’Lune Lawrence Wilson “Big Will” Undecided Driving and Sunrise sports Serenade Joanne Wolfe S M 0 3 Elementary Reading and Whispering Hope Teacher square- dancing 11 Seated from left to right: Joanne Wolfe, Who s Who; Barbara Luttrell, Class Mabel Robey, Class History; Marilyn Huntley, Editor; Dorothy Williams, Pat Smith, Fitzpatrick, Typists; Breta Johnson, Calendar . Standing left to right: Mr. Leuthold, Howard ( Donnell, Artist; Dick Lukens, Business Manager. H story; MadeliNE Advisor; 12 JUNIORS Vada Klopfenstein Lynn Knisely Joan Ely Harold Kunkle Pat Thompson Dale Pfund Joan Smith Buddy Storrs Joene Gardner Ward Joughin Ruth Taylor Richard Schaffner Betty Fruchey Lowell Beaverson Carol Beaverson Richard Griffin Mary Ellen Schaffner Richard Borton Marlene Wannemacher Von Smith Phyllis Aspin Jo Ann F.dler Grace Eckert SOPHOMORES Barbara Griffin Harold Keefer Pauline Roth Bill Davis Carol Sue Lucas Dale Schang Shrley Swartzendruber Gary Borton Edith Warren Howard Foster Martha Borton Robert Sentle Nora Mae Nash Robert Gallup Barbara Ford Merle B,oyd Dorothy Lukens Dean Bates Betty Calvin Robin Wannemacher Donelda Wr;GHT Paul Ford Marlene Beaverson Norville Cramer Delores Brackman Richard Taylor Martha Leininger Lowell McGowan Janice Sutherland Gene W lson Mary Lou Uhler Mary Beaverson Not Shown: Ella Mae Dunno FRESHMEN Phillip Shadbolt Barbara Stockburger Doyce Merrilat Phyllis Beaverson Marvin Brehm Carolyn Fruchey Buddy Clark Mabel Beaverson James Thomas Beverly Ives Larry Borton Norene FiNLEY Bob Kizer Mary Kuney Gerald Kuney Sally Wolfe Gilbert St . ClaIR Fern Finley Larry Mohr Jean Campbell Richard Stowell Mary Katsoris Gary Fidler Doris Goldsmith Ora Alleman ROSALIND wINZLER John Adair Helen Smith Robert Harman Nancy Cramer Jack Gleason Charles Hatcher Bill Ballin Mar v•n Griffin James Borton Kevin Snider 16 John Noble Patsy Brehm Keith All ion Nancy Brackman James Crawford Barbara Ford Gerald Green Barbara Sutherland Kenneth Potter Shirley Kline LELAND FAHRINGER Mary Lou Keefer Gerald Ford Virginia Bacon Irvin Fether Ann Davis Alvin Miller Ollie Shiffler Lawrence Calvin Carol Borton Harvey Johnson Wilma Liby Billy Miller Sandra Seeley Raymond Schaffner Virginia Brown Royal Flint Anna Rose Layman Eloise Lucas Maynard Raker Bill Winzeler Emily Tibbits Jerry Zegler Joan Towne Roger Strong Gloria Wannemacher John Ford Evelyn Stites 17 Janice Sutton Richard Martin Martha Huntley Freddie Shadbolt Carolyn Schang Jerry BeldIng Rogina Powell Eddie Allen Elnora Covelaski R CHARD GARRI SON Stella Sh ffler Frank Wilson Edna Klopfenstein Weloon Gloser Jessie Lou Finley EDWIN SCHMIDT F LORENCE SENTLE Roger Russell Sharon Griffin Dale Fruchey Jane Smith Bill Stites Mary Gail Aspin Richard Green Olive Kunkle Darrel Hibbard Jackie Love Paul Miller Glenda Beaverson Jerry Rupp Susan Brackman Charles Thomas Terry Sarnac Burnell Venia Judy Adair Allen Schaffner Eleanor Portman Joe Perez Barbara Walker Gene Beaverson Carolyn Daso Anita Todd 18 Not Shown: Albert Ehlinger GRADES SIXTH GRADE Curtis Keefer Lela Strong Dean Sommers Una Bea Allion Ronnie De Wulf Lois Layman Ronalo Borton Alice Stites Gordon Robey Neva Kuney William Fitzpatrick Carol Taylor Larry Schang Jankie Sentle Rudy Calvin Diane Adair William Ritchey Grace Klopfenstein James Merillat Mary Schang Earl Ferguson Linda Lichtenwald Da v•d Rich June Graf Ronald Venia Shirley Stone Keith Merillat Lois Ann Lucas Edward Freeman Gloria Towne Raymond Russell Barbara Smith Thomas Finley Bruce Goldsmith Duane Perterson Perry Hills Roland Holmes Charles Mag inn Terry Badger Roger Beaverson Mrs. Johnson-Teacher 20 Not shown: Zada Crowe Larry Kast FIFTH GRADE James Spangler Joyce Lee Seiler Leon Layman Patricia Bohner Steve Sarnac Wilma Sentle Gerald Beaverson Sharon Schaffner Harold Schmidt Carolyn Rice Donald Slivak Mary Alice Butler Charles Portman Janet Anthony Pete Osborn Marlene Shadbolt Jerry Zimmerman Agedita Perez Donald Tibbits Barbara Beaverson Robert Borton Joyce Martini David Griffin Beverly Luttrell Stanley Mallow Linda Phillips James Merillat Carol Merillat Herbert Calvin Caroline Vine Don Ford Mary Jane Wolfe Daniel Thomas Neil Bates Howard Peterson Lionel Lindgren Kenneth Whaley Gene Metz Ronald Heximer Philip McKinnfy Miss Spring-Teacher 21 Not Shown: William Wheeler Allen Kuney FOURTH CRUDE Mace Sutherland Marjory Colegrove J. C. Thomas Irlene Keefer Ronald Whaley Joyce Anthony Harry Brink Lillian Osborn Lawrence Shoemaker j Patricia Lichtenwald Joseph Sarnac Carol Ann Brehm Larry Kuney Betty Johnson Thomas Shiffler Marilyn Fether Jack Mitchell Mary Sue Maginn Homer Keefer Patricia Brackman Jon Schaffner Sue Thomas Harvey Potter Maryann De Wulf Donald Lucas Patricia Link Melvin Holmes Shirley Merrillat Donald Beaverson Henry Thome Richard Frederick Ronnie Dean Petersoi Dean Smith Jamie Jones Larry Lee Cochran Richard Mallow Wayne Brown Robert Beaverson Curtis Heximer GRiff GRIFFETHS Rollin Miller Orville Goldsmith Lyle Bates Roger Corkle Miss Burkholder-Teacher Not Shown: Janet Huntley, Gordon Bair, Judith Lloyd, Louisa Butler, Betty Kuhn, and Virginia Wheeler. 22 THIRD GRADE HERVl E Ri VI ERE Allan Crawford Rodney Milliman Not Shown: Raymond Wheeler, Harold Brackman, and Robert Ehlinger James Valentine Martha Mead Eddie De Wulf Edith Johnson La Vere Towne Karen Phillips Franklin Wannemacher Mary Sentle Gary Fish Miriam Ada r Karl Ritchey Margaret Perez Edd e Bacon Helen Mead Glen Smith Margaret Shiffler Rodney Venia Lois Boyd William Merillat Marlene Sines Kent Smith Judith De Wulf Roger Sh pman Mary Lyn Lester Roger Spangler Sonja Randall Gordon Martini Kay Bohner Ora Hatcher Virginia Vine Dean Waldfogel Duane Knisely Fred Bretthauer Rex Russell John Green Donald Ballin SECOND GRADE Leanne Miller Nancy Randall Jerry Kuney Marsha Whaley Norman Calvin Judy Fulks Audrey Johnson Leslie Sentle Jo Ann Ballin Charles Peterson Lee Ann Hart James Gamble Gloria Bohner Russel Sutherland Joy Lee Landis Donald Potter Sally Breethauer Roger Fether Nancy Holmes Paul Randall Bonnie Scott Jerry Stahl Marilyn Heximer Albert Schmidt Martha Smith Paul Freeman Ruthann Corkle Larry Borton Patricia Carringtot Alvin Ryan Gladys Butler Billy McKiNNEY Patty Frederick Calvin Rice Carol Merrillat DAVID SCHMUCKER Nelson Hibbard Paul Taylor Marilyn Snow LInda St. ClaiR Leah Taylor Delpha Barnes 24 FIRST GRADE Denver Keeper Donna Fethers Richard Krohn Nancy C. Leichty Thomas Archer Loretta Winzler Bobby Mitchel Diane Scott Eugene Frame Martha Lucas Curtis Johnson Vicki Smith William Humbert Shirley Riggs Eddie Spangler Judy Tucker Warren Esterline Nancy Barnes Richard Shipman Barbara Colegrove David Wolfe Sandra Milliman Dale Kunkle Lorrine Keefer Lyle Bates Janice Dewitt Jackie Slivka Betty Jo Maginn Wayne Gamble Patty Brehm Gary Rice Connie Martini Roger Rupp Edith Shiffler Arnold Freeman Connie Head Robert Thomas Rebecca Perez Jerry Landis Peggy Mann Curtis Cooley Janet Borton Bi lly Butler Linda Sue Schang Paul Walfogel Geraldine Osborn Wilma Archer - Teacher NOT SHOWN: Carol Brooks Christini Haulbold 25 The Beginners ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR BAUD BACK ROW, Left to Right: Charles Thomas, Danny Thomas, Una Bea Allion, Jane Smith, Earl Ferguson, Patricia Bohner, Anita Todd. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Perry Hills, Ronnie Venia, Richard Green, Eloise Lucas, Agedita Perez, Janice Sutton, Joyce Seiler, Sharon Schaffner, Linda Phillips, Beverly Luttrell. JUNIOR CHORUS FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Terry Sarnac, Susan Brackman, Dale Fruchey, Sandra Seeley, Eloise Lucas, Patsy Brehm, Jerry Rupp, Edna Klopfenstein, Elenor Portman. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Glenda Beaverson, Martha Huntley, Virginia Bacon, Carolyn Daso, Gloria Wannemacher, Barbara Sutherland, Jane Smith, Joan Towne, Judy Adair. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Carolyn Schang, Roger Strong, Janice Sutton, Harvey Johnson, Gerald Greene, Mary Gail Aspin, Nancy Brackman, Ollie Shiffler. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Walker, Darrell Hibbard, Royal Flint, Eddie Allen, John Ford, Olive Kunkle, Ann Davis, Carol Borton. 30 mini HICK SCHOOL BAUD MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Mabel Robey, Marlene Wan-NEMACHER, MARILYN HUNTLEY, DOROTHY LU-KENS. MIXED CHORDS STANDING Left to Right: Mary Katsoris, Bob Harman, Barbara Stockburger, Helen Smith, Robin Wannemacher, Paul Ford, Breta Johnson, Rosalind Winzeler, Bill Ballin, Mabel Beaverson, Nancy Cramer, Phyllis Beaverson, Betty Balis. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Beverly Ives, Marlene Wan-nemacher, Joan Smith, Edith Warren, Gilbert St. Clair, Dick Lukens, Mary Ellen Schaffner, Phyllis Aspin, Betty Fruchey, Joan Ely. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carol Beaverson, Dean Bates, Merle Boyd, Ora Alleman, Jack Ives, Jim Bacon, Mabel Robey, Lowell Beaverson. GIRLS’CIEE CEUD STANDING, Left to Right: Carol Lucas, Pauline Roth, Phyllis Beaverson, Helen Smith, Barbara Griffin, Marlene Beaverson, Dorothy Lukens, Barbara Stockburger, Mary Katsoris, Martha Lein-inger. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Cramer, Mabel Beaverson, Joan Ely, Marlene Wannemacher, Betty Fruchey, Martha Borton, Beverly Ives, Breta Johnson, Rosalind Winzeler. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mary Ellen Schaffner, Mary Beaverson, Delores Brackman, Mabel Robey, Carol Beaverson, Edith Warren, Joan Smith, Phyllis Aspin. 32 STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, Left to Right: Mr. Leuthold, Marlene Beaverson, Eddie Allen, Elenor Portman, Johnny Noble, Carol Borton. SEATED, Left to Right: Lowell Beaverson, Grace Eckert, Billy Strauss, Marilyn Huntley, Dean Bates, Ora Alleman, Jack Ives, Barbara Stockburger. LYRE CLUB THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Marlene Beaverson, Marilyn Huntley, Beverly Ives, Buddy Clark, Nora Mae Nash, Mary Ellen Schaffner, Marlene Wannemacher, Robin Wannemacher. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Martha Leininger, Mary Katsoris, Phyllis Beaverson, Barbara Stockburger, Mary Lou Uhler , Helen Smith, Dorothy Lukens, Nancy Cramer, Barbara Griffin. FIRST RCW, Left to Right: Jack Ives, Gilbert St. Clair, Mabel Robey, Breta Johnson, Delores Brackman, Dean Bates, Jim Bacon, Merle Boyd. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Mary Katsoris, Fern Finley, Shirley Swartzendruber, Barbara Griffin, Rosalind Winzler, Madeline Fitzpatrick, Nancy Cramer, Jean Campbell, Sally Wolfe, Barbara Roth, Pauline Roth, Carol Lucas. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Foro, Janis Sutherland, Betty Fruchey, Betty Calvin, Norene Finley, Donelda Wright, Edith Warren, Phyllis Aspin. Martha Bor-ton, Nora Mae Nash. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Breta Johnson, Mary Lou Uhler, Marilyn Huntley, JoAnn Fidler, Dorothy Williams, Pat Smith, Dorothy Lukens, Mrs. Domeck. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Marvin Griffin, Robin Wannemacher, Gerald Kuney, Howaro Foster, Buddy Clark, Dick Stowell, Ward Joughin, Lowell McGowan, Bob Kizer. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Paul Ford, Richard Griffin, Richard Schaffner, Gene Wilson, Norville Cramer, Robert Gallup, Bob Sentle, James Thomas. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Dean Bates, Dick Taylor, Gary Fidler, Harolo Kunkle, Merle Boyd, John Adair, Lowell Beaverson, Buddy Storrs. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Von Smith, James Bacon, Donald Sly, Dick Lukens, Howard O'Donnell, Rodney Esterline , Billy Strauss, Mr. Leatherman. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Doris Goldsmith, Carol Lucas, Fern Finley, Mary Katsoris, Barbara Stockburger, Phyllis Beaverson, Barbara Roth, Shirley Swartzenoruber, Betty Balis, Pauline Roth, Martha Leininger. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Ruth Taylor, Jean Campbell, Arlene Kuney, Joan Ely, Janice Sutherland, Patricia Thompson, Joene Gardner, Martha Borton, Mary Kuney, Beverly Ives, Mabel Beaverson, Sally Wolfe. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Luttrell, Mary Beaverson, Norene Finley, Delores Brackman, Mabel Robey, Carol Beaverson, Carolyn Fruchey, Edith Warren, Donelda Wright, Joan Smith. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Breta Johnson, Barbara Griffin, Marlene Beaverson, Joanne Wolfe, Mary Ellen Schaffner, Dorothy Lukens, Grace Eckert, Mrs. Domeck. F. F. A. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: James Borton, Lowell McGowan, Bill Ballin, Dick Borton, Lowell Borton, Dick Stowell, Ward Joughin, Marvin Brehm. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Gilbert St. Clair, Dale Pfund, Richard Taylor, Harold Kunkle, Doyce Merrilat, Harold Keefer, Norville Cramer, Mr. Green. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Galen Libey, Lowell Beaverson, Don Sly, Dick Lukens, Richard Schaffner, Bob Ford, Wayne Morgan, Jack Ives. 35 •'•' 'Cl ? o - rp 'O 'v • V- 1 1 - - e ID £ 51 O f; pof Party $ enjoyed Last Friday Evening, October 21, the Student uneil sponsored a school .arty for the upper six ete' S '§J£ ! S-MS O o xS'i c _ JUNIOR CHORUSEaGLES TRIUMPH1 SQUARE Danc has p.a5tyEagLezette Staff 8£ -Hi ‘ -VNSS’Us , p WtfS _ £ , ■ r .-— .- r I I r _l X, ' O o' 5 v I (o B f ) . • Published bi-weekly by the students of r Of «.Or ...... c r Fayette High School, Fayette, Ohio, Editor,..,............Madeline Fitzpatrick Assistant Editor..............Barbara Ford f + .Business ITanager...,............Pat Smith, 1. . tfi-Art Editors.............Howard O'Donnell 2 f f.C- Phyllis Aspin u- _ l-i ° Sports Editor............,.,...,.Von Smith .v :cx' V ' Typists....,...........,,,Nedra Sante rdre _ T ' ' Marilyn Huntley 5'L V p °’lfiraeo graph.................................. ,lynn Knisely V A y n y OWAr Gilbert St. Clair- . -- Reporters.................Dorothy Lilians o Ireta Johnson, Dorothy Lukens, Jfary Bea— verson, Janie Lelninger, John Adair and .Rosalind T inzler. Sponsor...................TIr. Heiman cp'tr K. = V BASEBALL RECORU WHO WHERE WHEN WE THEY Pettisville H September 16 11 0 Pettisville T September 20 2 1 Stryker H September 23 4 2 Archbold H September 30 0 3 41 THE BALD EAGLES CHEERLEADERS 42 VARSITY THIRD PLACE WINNERS OPPONENT WHERE WE THEY OPPONENT WHERE WE THEY West Unity T 24 43 Clyde T 49 47 Fulton T 33 25 Archbold H 41 39 Metamora H 28 33 Chesterfield T 48 24 Pettisville H 43 24 West Unity H 33 50 Archbold T 25 62 Swanton T 47 39 Chesterfield H 52 35 Pettisville T 53 42 Delta H 25 45 Fulton H 53 54 Alvordton T 63 64 Lyons H 44 43 Stryker H 45 35 Metamora T 54 29 Lyons T 34 43 League Games Season’s Record: Won 11 Lost 8 TOURNAMENT WE THEY Chesterfield 42 36 Pettisville 35 31 Delta 54 22 Archbold 64 32 43 BASKETBALL OPPONENT WHERE WE THEY West Unity T 15 25 Fulton T 14 20 Metamora H 15 23 Petti sville H 33 43 Archbold T 16 29 Chesterfield H 24 26 Delta H 24 32 Alvordton T 8 31 Stryker H 22 28 Lyons T 21 35 Clyde T 23 31 Archbold H 18 46 Chesterfield T 26 28 West Unity H 19 30 Swanton T 19 39 Pettisville T 23 28 Fulton H 24 28 Lyons H 25 28 Metamora T 39 19 Season’s Record: Won 1 Lost 18 JR. HIGH COUNTY CHAMPS! Not Shown: Larry Borton, Lawrence Calvin, Dick Stowell, Maynard Raker. OPPONENT WHERE WE THEY Fulton T 26 12 Metamora H 23 28 Pettisville H 29 12 Archbold T 14 27 Chesterfield T 27 15 Delta H 22 19 Lyons T 26 17 Archbold H 12 27 Chesterfield H 40 21 Swanton T 24 48 Pettisville T 39 12 Fulton H 35 14 Lyons H 29 15 SEASON’S RECORD: Won 9 Lost 4 TOURNAMENT WE THEY Pettisville 36 12 Metamora 31 22 Swanton 26 22 Delta (Championship) 21 13 Seventh Grade Record WE THEY Pioneer 8 4 Chesterfield 19 10 Hudson 13 8 Zone 10 9 Pioneer 9 12 Zone 17 8 Hudson 22 6 Eighth Grade Record WE THEY Pioneer 23 24 Chesterfield 31 19 Hudson 16 25 Zone 29 21 Pioneer 20 19 Zone 25 21 Hudson 17 20 Senior Hot Dog Sale At Noon Hall Monitors Picture Machine Operators Operetta Practice 46 1st. Period Study Hall Christmas Program CALENDAR Sept. 12 School Began; l 2 oay 16 Night Baseball Pettisville H 20 Baseball Pettisville T 23 Baseball Chesterfield H 26 Senior Pictures-Livingston 27 Baseball-Pioneer-Postponed 30 Baseball Archbold H - Senior Hayride Oct. k Baseball Archbold T-Postponed 6 P.T.A. 7 Baseball Chesterfield T - 7th Grade Hayride 10 Fire Drill, Surprise1. I I Baseball Archbold T - Y-Teen Roast 12 Hi-Y Informal Initiation 13 County F.H.A. Meeting H 14 8th Skating Party 19 -H Meeting at 8:00 20 F.F.A. Informal Initiation 21 High School Party - Year Book Pictures Taken 2k Assembly, Musician 27 F.H.A. Informal Initiation and Party at Le1ningers 28 No School N.W.O.T.A Meeting Toledo 29 Senior Auction Sale 31 T.B. X-Rays Nov. I F.H.A. County Rally at Archbold 2 Fire Drill 3 P.T.A. - Chapel, Rev. Ostrander - Girl!s Glee performed at Woman1s Club 4 Junior Play Hobglobin House 7 F.H.A. Meeting o Basketball West Unity T - Pep Assembly 9 Lyre Club Initiation 10 Girl s Glee sang at Montpelier - Basketball Fulton T School Sweaters Oddered - Individual Pictures Taken - Rings Ordered 15 Finished Yearbook Pictures - Basketball Practice Waldron H |6 Social Security Talk for Seniors 17 Y-Teen Meeting |8 Basketball Metamora H 21 F.H.A. Evening Style Show 23 Square Dance at School 28 U-H Meeting - Basketball Pioneer H, 7th and 8th Grades 29 County Health Nurse Here For Grades I-3-II 30 Basketball Chesterfield T, 7th and 8th Grades Dec. I F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest at Stryker 2 Basketball Pettisville h - Chapel Rev. Swain 5 F.H.A. Meeting 9 Basketball Archbold T 13 Basketball Chesterfield T 15 Dance Class 15 Y-Teen Supper at 6:00 |6 Basketball Delta H 19 F.H.A. Christmas Carolling 20 Senior Party 23 Basketball Alvordton T - Grade Christmas Program at 10:00, Lyre Club Program at 1:00; Vacation Began 27 Basketball Stryker H 29 Poinsett 1 a Prom Jan Feb . Mar . Apr . May June CALENDAR 2 Vacation Ended 6 Basketball Lyons T 9 Hi-Y Meeting 11 Basketball Pioneer H, 7th and C'� h Grades 12 Basketball Hudson H, 7th ano 8th Grades 17 Basketball Archbold H, Eagles Win 19 Fire Drill 20 Basketball Chesterfield H 2k Basketball West Unity H 25 Basketball Zone H, 7th ano 8th Grades 27 Basketblll Swanton H - Y-Teen Assembly 31 Basketball Pettisville T 1 Basketball Zone H, 7th ano 8™ Grades 2 P.T.A. 3 Basketball Fulton H - Chapel-Sommers 7 Basketball Lyons H 13 JR- Homemaker Degree at Brackmans 15 Tournament—Chesterf 1 eld vs Fayette 17 Hi-Y Assembly 18 Tournament—Pettisvi lle vs Fayette 22 No School—Tournament 2k Tournament—Delta vs Fayette 26 High School Band Concert 2 P.T.A. Cancelled 3 Chapel Martini - Father and Son Banquet-Methodist Church 10 Grade Operetta 13 Sophomore Class Party 15 -H Meeting |6 Lions Club Minstrel 17 Lions Club Minstrel - Fulton County Music Fest1VAL 21 F.F.A. and F-.H.A. Banquet 22 Senior Party 2 P.T.A. Carnival 25 Harlem Clowns - Basketball Game 26 Capitol University Band Concert 28 F.H.A. Tea 29 County Teachers Meeting At Lyons 30 Girl s Glee at Woman1s Club 31 F.H.A. Magician and Ice Cream Social I District Music Contest, Bowling Green, Defiance College Typing Contest 7 Good Friday-1:30 At Methodist Church 9 Easter 10 F.H.A. Party 12 Senior Career Day At Wauseon 13 P.T.A. 1 4 School Party 15 Band and Chorus Contest At Ada 21 F.F.A. Assembly - Senior Play One Foot In Heaven 22 State Solo and Ensemble At Capitol University 28 Junior and Senior Banquet 29 State Band and Chorus at Springfield k P.T.A. 5 Spring Concert 13 State vocal Contest at Otterbein College 21 Baccalaureate 22 F1nal Exams 23 F1nal Exams 24 Commencement 28 Seniors Leave On Trip 2 Seniors Return OUR BUSINESS MEN Groceries and Meats Home Killed Meats FIDLERS BROTHERS Compliments of Eldon Burroughs Fayette Ohio HI - SPEED SERVICE Phone 5051 Compliments Of BATES FLOORCOVERING SERVICE “Don Bates F ayette Ohio Compliments of J. R. Love SOHIO SERVICE Fayette, Ohio Phone 4915 Compliments To Senior Class of 1950 VERA CHASE BEAUTY SHOP Fayette Ohio Phone 5342 FARM BUREAU CO-OP Feed Paints Farm Machinery and Miscellane ous FCED Fayette Phone 2272 Ohio Compliments of the fAVtilf MANUFACTURIIC CO. COLEGROVE BROTHERS Daily buyers of Cattle, Hogs and Lambs Calves Mon., Wed. and Sat. Phone Fayette 5261 COLEGROVE BROS. STOCKYARDS F ayette Ohio KUNE’S Cities Service Products Duo-Therm Oil Heaters RUSSELL TAYLOR REAL ESTATE and AUCTIONEER $ $ $ $ TO YOU Munson Michigan Fayette Phone 6102 fit C ong r atulations To The Class of 1950 THE FARMERS STATE BANK Fayette, Ohio A, G. SEELEY Distributor STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS GAS OIL FUEL OIL Fayette ‘•TrtDtR; MEMBER 1 FEDERAL RESERVE .SYSTEM Phone 3272 Ohio STANDARD AUTO and ELECTRIC SERVICE HARRY D. ROE GARAGE F ayette Ohio Compliments To The Senior Class Of 1950 STORRS AND SONS GIFFORD Radio Electric Service Television Radios, Refrigerators W ashers Electrical Appliances Dri-Gas Ranges Gas Heating Equipment LOWE BROS. PAINTS Sales With Trained Service Fayette, Ohio U Congratulations To The Senior Class DR. JOSEPH V. DODD STONER CHEVROLET OLDSMOB1LE OUR JOB IS TO SERVE Sales and Service Goodyear Tires Penzoil Motor Oil Phone 5231 Fayette, Ohio GORHAM LUMBER COMPANY Phone 5771 YOU ON YOUR EVERY INSURANCE NEED Call Us When--You Have A Question Or When You Have A Claim. We Aim To Please You! WALTER A. GIVIN, AGENT GIVIN INSURANCE SERVICE Phone 2021 Main Street Fayette, Ohio Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1950 WANNEMACHER’S REXALL STORE Compliments of FAYETTE GRAIN FEED,INC. Grain Feed Coal Telephone 5101 C. A. Wannemacher ACKER MOTOR SALES INC. INTERNATIONAL Farm Machinery CASE Good Equipment Makes A Good Farmer Better Phone 5351 When you are in town and feeling out of whack Drop in and see “VIC and MAC” MAGINN’S BARBER SHOP Fayette, Ohio . .v •1 '■ •ftqtpginf Compliments Radio Supply RADIO-ELECTRIC Sales Service RITCHEY’S PASTRY SHOP Fayette, Ohio Phone 2662 DOLLY ’S MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE Phone 9951 C ompliments Paul H. Ford THE CORNER MARKET Fayette’s Complete Food Store One Stop-Self Serve-Better Meats Compliments to the Class of 1950 MAGINN’S Fayette, Ohio Phone 4222 Nation W ide GROCERIES MEATS PRODUCE CLARK FURNITURE STORE Phone 5611 CLARK FUNERAL SERVICE Phone 4855 Licensed Funeral Directors And Embalmers For Ohio and Michigan Lady Attendant Calls Assured Day or Night 24 Hour Ambulance Service Call 5611 or 4855 or 4864 HUTCHISON HARDWARE Fayette, Ohio the federated store FISH’S VARIETY STORE Ladies ’ Wear Men’s Wear Kelvinator Appliances Phone 5201 Fayette, Ohio Novelties Glassware Notions Hosiery Candy Agent For BANCROFT DRYCLEANING Telephone 2411 Fayette, Ohio 5 FisH l.oo For Homemade Best Wishes F rom GIVIN SOHIO SERVICE Ice Cream and Candy STOP AT JIM’S SHAFFER of Y our FAYETTE THEATRE Shoe Repair Fayette, Ohio A Good Place To Spend A Pleasant Evening v I. ih. - t - jj r; i' - � . - d - - iv- -: - K. - vr 2T Sl- .