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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

E Published By Senior Class of 1951 FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL Fayette, Ohio 11= !l= SB ikii!!;= jl|Ml Ir i j 111111= ft tt [ I I I I I Is l!i 11111= I ti'i iii'i= ' !3S liil CSSS 111111= � -4hBh 1 Ep f W ’ ’’ t- ■ • For faith in our projects, for energy spent In smoothing our pathway, diploma-ward bent; For patience (with humor), for guidance, and love, For self-less devotion like that above; We thank you, dear parents; you’ve all had a part. We’ve had your full backing right from the start. Our work near completion, we humbly do claim The right to present it in your honored name. So the Fayette High seniors of ‘51 here Acknowledge our debit to you parents dear. 3 13oar cl Education Clair Shipman, Gordon Heximer, Henry Phillips, Leonard Fidler, Melvin Harman, Gordon St. Clair, Carl Treat. A good board of education is a necessary part of every school. Sacrifice of much time and effort is required on the part of these officials, for which the remuneration is insignificant. In recent years the problems of a school board have been greatly multiplied. The Class of ‘51 expresses special thanks for the services of this board. Their efforts to provide a complete and well rounded education and school life are greatly appreciated. 4 --MELVIN R. HARMAN Education is the mother of civilization. As an educational medium, nothing has approached the usefulness of our public schools. As our schools go, so goes the nation. Schools must strive to produce citizens that are self-reliant and possessed of a broad social view. They mustcreate in the young a self-disciplined character and a dynamic initiative. --RUSSELL B. LEUTHOLD To stand for something is a necessary attribute of every worthwhile member of society. But what that is for which one stands is also important. Congratulations to you, members of the class of 1951, for the achievements which you have made. May you always stand for those things which are true and right and good and wholesome. 6 WILMA ARCHER First Grade. Ohio Northern University. VICTORIA PORTMAN Grade Assistant. Pittsburgh Teachers Train -ing School; Duequesne University. HARRIET HARLAN Second Grade. Bowling Green State University. EVA LASALLE Third Grade. BowlingGreen State University. MARILYN BURKHOLDER Fourth Grade. BowlingGreen State University. ADA SPRING Fifth Grade. Bowling Green State University. C. RODNEY BARRETT Sr. High Coach; Industrial Arts; Eighth Grade. Ohio Northern University. LUCILLE G. VIOLET English; Latin. Hiram College; Kent State. RICHARD FOSTER Music. University of Kentucky; Butler University. EDWARD GREEN Agriculture; F.F. A.; Sophomore Class. Ohio State University. GERALDINE THROCKMORTON Home Ec.; F.H.A.; Y-Teens. Ohio State University. CLOYCE LEATHERMAN Math; Science; Hi-Y; Seventh Grade. Bowling Green State University. MARJORIE JOHNSON Sixth Grade. Bowling Green State University. ROBERT HEIMAN Commercial; School Paper; Freshman Class. Bowling Green State University. PAUL BOYD, JR. High and Track Coach; Jr. High Subjects; Jr. Class. Bowling Green State University. 7 Arlean Felger Secretary Carmen Borton Laverne Waldfogle Bert Weir Georgia Caulkins Librarian Jack Love Not Shown Lyle Whaley Tom Carrington Sherman Weir Sam Lantz RUSSELL B. LEUTHOLD Sponsor. LYNN B. KNISELY Nickname: None. Ambition: Math teacher and coach. Favorite saying: Fuzz. Weakness: Sports. Organizations: Eaglezette I-2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Annual staff editor 4; Student council I; Class Pres. 2-4; Vice Pres. 3. Seniors GRACE ECKERT Nickname: Liz or Susie. Ambition: Secretary then get married. Favorite saying: Oh Heck. Weakness: Sports. Organizations: FHA 1-2-3-4; Cheerleader 3; Student council 3; FFA Sweetheart 4; Annual staff 4; Eaglezette 4; Class reporter 2; Sec. 4; FHA Parliamentarian 3; Deliah Worts Hobgoblin House 3. LOWELL BEAVERSON Nickname: Sonny. Ambition: Farming. Favorite saying: Gad. Weakness: Eating and sleeping. Organizations: FFA 2-3-4; Treas. 3; Pres. 4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4; Sec. 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Pres. 4; Lyre Club 3-4; 4-H 1-2-3-4; Basketball Track 3- 4; Art Editor of annual staff, Student council Sec. 3; Class Vice Pres. 3-4. RICHARD SCHAFFNER Nickname: Short Dick. Ambition: Dairy Farming. Favorite saying: Geez. Weakness: Women. Organizations: FFA 2-3-4; Reporter 2-3; Sec. 4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4; Reporter 4; Band 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Student council 2; Class Pres. 3; Treas. 4- RUTH TAYLOR Nickname: Ruthie. Ambition: Get a job, be a success, go to Florida. Favorite saying: Man Oh Man. Weakness: Democracy, men. Organizations: FHA 3-4; Band I-2-3-4; Class Treas. 2; Class r porter 4 BUD STORRS Nickname: Bud. Ambition: Factory Worker. Favorite saying: Hot Dog. Weakness: Indiana. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3; Basketball 1-2; Track 2- 3; Frank Frank Hobgoblin House 3. JO ANN FIDLER Nickname: Jo. Ambition: To live a successful life. Favorite saying: Heck. Weakness: Food. Organizations: Student council I; Y-Teens I-2- 3- 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Band I; Annual Staff 4; Priscilla Carter Hobgoblin House 3. •Seniors BETTY FRUCHEY Nickname: None. Ambition: To have a happy life. Favorite saying: Nuts. Weakness: A certain man. Organizations: Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Vice Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 3: Girls Glee 3-4: Sextette 3. HAROLD KUNKLE Nickname: Kunk of Flash. Ambition: Farming. Favorite saying: None. Weakness: Sports and women. Organizations: FFA 2-3-4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4; Treas. 4; FFA assistant Vice Pres. 3; Baseball 2-3. VON SMITH Nickname: Smitty. Ambition: To be happy and successful. Favorite saying: Good Heavens. Weakness: Brunets and Buicks. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4. Chaplain I. Pres. 4; Eaglezette 2-3-4;Basketball I; Baseball 1-2-3;Class Pres, i;Darius Krupp Hobgoblin House 3- MARLENE WANNEMACHER Nickname: Marty. Ambition: To be a singer. Favorite saying: Geez. Weakness: Men, music, sports. Organizations: Montpelier I; Girls Glee 2-3-4; Band 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Majorette 3, Drum Majorette 4; Cheerleader 2-3; Sextette 3; Class Sec. 2-3; Band Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4; Headless Phantom Hobgoblin House 3. BARBARA ALLGIRE Nickname: Barb. Ambition: To amount to something. Weakness: A certain someone. Favorite saying: Oh Great. Organizations: FHA I-2-4; Class Sec. I. RICHARD GRIFFIN Nickname: None. Ambition: Successful business man. Favorite saying: Aw Heck. Weakness: Candy. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3. Seniors CAROL BEAVERSON Nickname: None. Ambition: To lead a happy life. Favorite saying: Oh Shoot. Weakness: Food. Organizations: FHA I-2-3-4, Treas. 2, Pres. 4; Girls Glee 2-3; Mixed Chorus 3; Student Council Pres. 4; Jill Hobgoblin House 3. PATRICIA THOMPSON Nickname: Pat. Ambition: To be a nurse and get married someday. Favorite saying: Gee-min-ee. Weakness: Music and sports. Organizations: FHA 1-2-4; Girls Glee 2. PHYLLIS ASPIN Nickname: Phil. Ambition: To be a success. Favorite saying: Are you kidding. Weakness: Sweets, clothes, men. Organizations: Y-Teens 2-3-4; Girls Glee 2-3-4; Sextette 3; Cheerleader 4; Susan Parkins Hobgoblin House 3. RICHARD BORTON Nickname: Dick. Ambition: Farming. Favorite saying: None. Weakness: Sports. Organizations: FFA 3-4; Band I; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Basketball I-3-4; Class Vice Pres. I; Treas. 3; Henry Gober Hobgoblin House 3. 12 WARD JOUGHIN Nickname: Wardy Ambition: Being happy and successful. Favorite saying: Your slippin. Weakness: Getting up in the morning. Organizations: FFA 2-3-4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; Bill Wilkins Hobgoblin House 3. JOENE GARDNER Nickname: Jo. Ambition: To enjoy myself. Favorite saying: Oh Brother. Weakness: Typing, men. Organizations: FHA 1-2-3-4. Seniors MARY ELLEN SCHAFFNER Nickname: Mary. Ambition: To be successful in what ever I do. Favorite saying: Gee Whiz. M Weakness: Playing the piano. Organizations: FHA 1-2-3-4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Girls Glee 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Lyre Club 2-3-4; Music Festival at Ada 2-3-4; Hall Monitor 2; Orchestra 2; Annual Staff 4; Class Treas. I. JOAN ELY Nickname: Jo. Ambition: Dietician or Secretary. Favorite saying: Gee Whiz. Weakness: Food, Clothes. Organizations: Girls Glee 2-3-4; FHA 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4. DALE PFUND Nickname: Harve. Ambition: Farming. Favorite saying: None. Weakness: Girls, English. Organizations: FFA 3-4; Student Advisor 4; Student Council 4; Bluebeard Hobgoblin House 3. JOAN SMITH Nickname: Jo. Ambition: Doing what comes naturally. Favorite saying: Oh Boy. Weakness: Home Ec. and men. Organizations: FHA I-2-3-4. 13 While looking through the snapshots of our Class in 1939, we see seventeen members who were just starting to school. They were: Evelyn Bailey, Richard Borton, Jean Brackman, Virginia Climo, Eugene Dietrich, Mary Ann Double, Grace Eckert, Marion Hayman, Marlene King, Gerald Kuney, Carol Jean Quillet, Richard Schaffner, Joan Smith, Von Smith, and Buddy Storrs. Our teacher for this year was Miss Alma Spring. In the next picture we see, we are across the hall in the second grade, where we can see Miss Mary Jane Altman at her desk, trying to teach her pupils. The new pupils this year were: Lowell Beaverson, Edith Felkey, Jean Mettert, Betty Stewart, and Sylvia Stockman. As we recall after three months vacation we were proud to pass by the office and go into the third grade room. The newpupilsthis year were Richard Bacon, Lois Gwinn, Glen Layman, John Taylor; while we lost Mary Ann Double and Marlene King. Our teacher this year was Mrs. Lola Stowe 11. Here's another picture and just think, we were in the fourth grade and here's our picture with Miss Eva LaSalle as our teacher. The new members in our class this year were: Carol Beaverson, Gwendolyn Croninger, Jo Ann Fidler, and Vada Klopfenstein. Again we find still another picture where we are traveling up the stairway to the fifth grade, with Mrs. Hazel Thompson as teacher. Eight new members joined our class this year. They included: Shirley Barnhart, Verl Moringstar, Bonnie Schoonover, Janice Sutherland, Dale Wolworth, Ward Joughin, Richard Griffin, and George Stites. We lost Shirley Barnhart. Our sixth year took us past the study hall, to the far end of the hall, where our teacher was Mrs. Marjorie Johnson. The new members of our class this year were: Dale Alpaugh, Charles Shiffler, and Mary Jane Stoner. Duringour seventh year we felt very proud to walk into the study hall and study beside the upper classmen. Our instructor for this year was Mr. Glen Gallaway. The only new member in our class was Betty Fruchey. As we can see in this picture our eighth grade instructor is Mr. Dane Caulkins. The new members which joined our class this year were: Joene Gardner, Donald Ikerd, Lynn Knisely, Ruth Taylor, Patricia Thompson, George Williams, Raymond Kenny, and Barbara Allgire. The next year took us into the ninth grade, where we had as our sponsor. Miss Ruth Berger. The new members of our class this year were: Dorthea Barnes, Joan Ely, Mary Ellen Schaffner, Charles Turner, and Marlene Wannemacher. We can see in this picture so clearly and it is our tenth year of school. Mr. Charles Bosse is sponsor of our class. Two members which joined our class this year were: Phyllis Aspin and Dale Pfund. We can see in our eleventh year that Mr. Paul Boyd is sponsor of our class. We are very busy working to make some money, having a successful Junior Plan, and planning to fill the Seniors with good food and a grand time at the Junior and Senior Banquet at Potawatomi Inn in Pokagon State Park. There were no new members this year, and we lost only one member, Donald Ikerd. Now we are finally nearing the end of sight seeing through these past twelve years. We have seen that there were seven members that stayed with us all through these twelve years. They are: Richard Borton, Grace Eckert, Harold Kunkle, Richard Schaffner, Joan Smith, Von Smith, and Bud Storrs. Lynn Knisely was president of our class and Mr. Russell Leuthold was sponsor of our Senior Class. We hope you will recall these pleasant memories with us. . Jristo ¥ Ruth Taylor Mary Ellen Schaffner TUTBLANX RCGiSTEPEO U S PAT orrice Tuttle Law Print Publishers. Put end. Vt We, the Senior Class of 1951, being in sane mind and sound body, do create and lawfully declare this document to be our final will and testament. To the Faculty, we will back all the knowledge we were exposed to but didn’t absorb, hoping they can make better use of it than we did. To the Juniors, we will the privilege of trying to be as intelligent as we were in our Senior year, and what is left of our sponsor, Mr. Leuthold. To the Sophomores, we will the ability to produce a Junior class play. To the Freshmen, we will our eagerness to study every chance we got and our ability to have complete co-operation with our teachers. We personally bequeath the following: BARBARA ALLGIRE wills her shyness to Martha Jane Leininger and her seat in study hall to Barbara Griffin. PHYLLIS ASPIN wills her red hair to Shirley Swartzendruber and her freckles to Marlene Beaverson. CAROL BEA VERSON wills her ice skates to anyone who thinks they can stand up on them--since she can’t. LOWELL BEA VERSON wills his humor in study hall to Dorothy Lukens and his wolfing to Jack Gleason. DICK BORTON wills his democracy book to Kevin Snyder and his sports ability to Bill Ballin. GRACE ECKERT wills big Don to anyone who thinks he can get him and those big brown eyes to Wilma Liby. JOAN ELY wills her typing ability to Gene Wilson and her dependability to John Adair. JO ANN FIDLER wills her shorthand book to Maynard Raker and her fingernails to Carolyn Daso. BETTY FRUCHEY wills her blond hair to Rosalind Winzeler and her smile to Carolyn Tingle. JOENE GARDNER wills her boyfriend to anyone who needs one and her hands to Ella Mae Dunno. RICHARD GRIFFIN wills his ability to get into trouble to Carol Borton and his fly spray to the janitors. WARD JOUGHIN wills his driving ability to Bob Harman and that certain sophomore girl to Bob Gallup. LYNN KNISELY wills his basketball suit to Charles Hatcher and his shyness of girls to Ramon Schaffner. HAROLD KUNKLE wills his shooting ability to Ann Davis and his black hair to Nancy Cramer. DALE PFUND wills his extra pounds to Pauline Roth and his wavy hair to the highest bidder. MARY ELLEN SCHAFFNER wills the school piano to Jimmy Crawford and her calm disposition to Martha Borton. RICHARD SCHAFFNER wills his class office to Harold Keefer and his bashfulness to Bud Clark and Gary Fidler. JOAN SMITH wills that certain West Unity guy to Fern Finley and her happy-go-lucky spirit to Sandra Seeley. VON SMITH wills his acting ability to Paul Ford and his ability to argue to Mary Kuney. BUD STORRS wills his Bluffton girlfriend to anyone who has a car and his student council position to one of the Juniors. RUTH TAYLOR wills her clarinet to Billy Winzeler and her giggles to Mary Katsoris. PAT THOMPSON wills her business law book to Bill Davis and her quiet disposition to Betty Calvin. MARLENE WANNEMACHER wills her drum majorette suit to Nora Mae Nash and her dimples to Delores Brackman. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our seal, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament in the presence of the witness as named below, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty-one. The Senior Class of 1951 Fayette High School Signed, sealed, and publicly announced by the said class as and for its request and in the presence of each other, have subscribed our names as witnesses. 15 Marlene Wannemacher Grace Eckert C iaSA prophecy My) My! My! How time does fly! Here it is the Summer of ’66 of course that's 1966! Here we are back again after all these years, attending our first alumni party in the new Fayette-High School. As we glance around we see Richard Griffin, President of the chain of Red and White Stores all over the world, arguing with Ward Joughlin, who owns his own Red and White Checker Cab Co. There seems to be quite a bit of confusion? ? ? Who is that nice looking girl in the white uniform? Oh, that's Barbara Allgire, now Dr. Noble's chief assistant. She finds her job quite promising. Why there's Phyllis Aspin, owner of her own Dancing School. She specializes in teaching short girls how to walk gracefully. Her prize pupil is Pat Thompson. We heard that Carol Beaverson is happily married. She has four boys, and has great plans for all of them--to be undertakers. Remember Lowell Beaverson, the pest of the Class? He is now painting pictures for calendars. He originated the Pretty Girl. Have you heard of that Champion Baseball Team, TheGold Sox ? Dick Borton is now owner and manager of them. They haven't lost a game for the past thirteen years. Watch out nowi There is Grace Eckert. She is now married and has two children, but she still finds time to keep her husband on his goat farm. Von Smith is now reviving the Whig Party. He is planning to run for President this fall. Jo Ann Fidler is taking over Mr. Carter's place. You know, Carter's Little Liver Pills? She makes them by the million. Mary Ellen Schaffner has her own beauty parlor. All of her hair dryers have radios built-in and dial reading; Light, medium, and well-done ! Richard Schaffner is now life-guard at Harrison Lake summer resort. He has a good outlook on the future. Lynn Knisely is teaching Women's Physical Education at the University of Michigan. He certainly seems to be enjoying his profession! Remember how reckless Harold Kunkle used to be? He now is driving hot rods at Ft. Defiance Race Track, and he's only been in the hospital ten times this past year. Joene Gardner is a broadcaster of recipes over five networks. Her latest recipe is for baked chicken liver smothered in onions. Remember Dale Pfund, big boy of the class! He is Ag. teacher at the Zone School, hoping to be as famour as Ed Green. Marlene Wannemacher and Joan Smith are both opera stars. They are making debuts at the Stair Auditorium in Morenci next week. Ruth Taylor has followed in her father's footsteps and taken over the Munson Mill. Bud Storrs is her assistant. Betty Fruchey is running for Congress. She says the government needs a woman’s touch, especially in the Treasury Department. Joan Ely is now head dietician at the Fayette Memorial Hospital. She plans all the meals for vegetarians. Our sponsor, Mr. Leuthold is here visiting with all of us. He's still teaching here and getting more bald every year. We've visited with everyone in the class and now it’s time to go home. It was wonderful seeing the whole class again and learning what they are doing. 16 Betty Fruchey Bud Storrs Dean Bales Ella Mae Dunno Paul Ford Barbara Griffin Merle Boyd Mary Beaverson Gene Wilson Martha Borton Richard Taylor Janice Blust Gary Borton Dorothy Lukens Robert Shull Janice Sutherland Robert Sen tie Barbara Ford Robin Wannemacher Nora Mae Nash Bill Davis Dale Schang Edith Warren Betty Calvin Donelda Wright Shirley Swartzendruber Carol Sue Lucas Pauline Roth 18 Helen Smith Gary Fidler Gilbert St. Clair Beverly Ives Jack Gleason Nancy Cramer Larry Mohr Norene Finley Larry Borton Fern Finley Marvin Griffin Charles Hatcher Jean Campbell Marvin Brehm, Not Shown Phyllis Beaverson Dick Stowell Barbara Stockburger Ora Alleman Carolyn Fruchey Bob Harman Mary Kuney Doris Goldsmith Kevin Snyder James Borton Mary Katsoris Jim Thomas Doyce Merillat John Adair Bill Ballin Bob Kaiser Rosalind Winzeler Bud Clark 19 Melvin Wyse Gloria Wannemacher Alvin Miller Carolyn Tingle Jimmy Merillat Barbara Sutherland Raymond Schaffner Phyllis Ernst Joanne Towne Kenny Potter Carol Bor ton Keith Allion Barbara Ford Royal Flint Virginia Bacon Jimmy Crawford Wilma Liby Gene Schaffner Lawrence Calvin Ollie Shiffler Evelyn Stites John Noble Maynard Raker Shirley Kline Nancy Brackman Billy Winzeler Jerry Zeigier Eloise Lucas Gerald Green Mary Lou Keefer Leland Fahringer Anna Layman Gerald Ford Ann Davis Harvey Johnson Paul Shull Irvin Fethers John Ford Sandra Seeley Robert Heiman Sponsor 20 Gene Be a verson Betty Siegel Edwin Schmidt Susan Brackman Paul Miller Florence Sentle C. Rodney Barrett, Sponsor Janice Sutton Jesse Lou Finley Richard Martin Rogina Powell Eleanora Covelaski Jerry Belding Joe Perez Judy Adair Charles Thomas Glenda Beaverson Dale Fruchey Eleanor Portman Frank Wilson Stella Shiffler Alan Schaffner Jackie Love Carolyn Schang Eddie Allen Carolyn Daso Freddie Shadbolt Jerry Rupp Terry Sarnac Albert Ellinger Burnell Venia Barbara Walker Martha Huntley Darrel Hibbard Jane Smith Richard Garrison Sharon Griffin Weldon Glaser Edna Klopfenstein 21 Cloyce Leatherman, Sponsor Rosalie Shaffer Richard Green Gloria Towne Jimmy Merillat Una Bea Allion Terry Badger Carol Taylor Rudy Calvin Lois Jean Layman David Rich Alice Stites Curtis Keefer Shirley Stone Tommy Finley Margie Williams Roger Bea verson Barbara Smith Larry Kast June Graf Ronald Borton Grace Klopfenstein Bruce Goldsmith Mary Schang Keith Merillat Zada Mae Crowe Larrv Schang Linda Uchtenwald Robert Cramer Lois Ann Lucas Billy Fitzpatrick Gordon Robey Ronnie De Wulf Billy Ritchey Charles Maginn Pefrv Hil1 The soup's on--hot dog! ! Class Picture Day The slave driver! ! Heck, we're only practicing. Well, they tried. Student Council Business Just learning Play the game for Fayette! ! Good morning ! ! ! It was rough but it was worth it Typical Pete FIRST ROW: Lowell Beaverson, Artist; Jo Ann Fidler, Co-Editor; Grace Eckert, Assistant Business Manager; Marlene Wannemacher, Will; Betty Fruchey, Prophecy; Richard Schaffner, Business Manager. SECOND ROW: Joan Ely, Typist; Barbara Allgire, Senior Activities; Bud Storrs, Prophecy; Mr. Leuthod, Sponsor; Lynn Knisely, Editor; Mary Ellen Schaffner, History; Ruth Lay lor, History. NOT SHOWN: Phyllis Aspin, Calendar. Student Cdouncil 1ST ROW: Bud Storrs, Carol Beaverson, Gilbert St. Clair, Delores Brackman, Bob Schull. 2ND ROW; Grace Klopfenstein, Dale Pfund, Barbara Griffin, Charles Maginn, Beverly Ives, Russell Leuthold, Sponsor. 3RD ROW; John Noble, Glenda Beaverson, Nancy Brackman, Jerry Beldtng. The student council if you vere wondering Mr. Leuthold os' ed that is the governing body of through the holls of our ell studen+s interested in the high school. Fayette school you would see the being h°ll monitors +0 High School is proud of efforts o f the Student meet, for the pumose of their student council be-Concil to decorate 4he assigning their duties, cause it is more active building. They hove put They ere assigned ®s fol- than most student councils stre®mers i n the upper lows: Mary Lou Keefer, in other schools. It ish®ll ®nd in the study hall. Lover South Roll; Evelyn made up of represestativesThere ore also wreaths in Sti4es, Lover North Hall; from each class that areodd corners, over doors, Fern Finley, Seventh Gr°de elected b y their class etc. They have re®lly Room; Barbor® Ford, Back members. Officers are cho-mode the Christmas spirit of Study Hall; Beverly sen by ti e members of the prevade in +he school. Ives, Front Study Hall; student council. There are Mabel Beaverson, Eigh+h two representatives from 'rhe Student Council h«s Qrfl(ja Room; Mary Lou each class including the sleeted its officers for ujjier Middle North Hall; seventh and eighth grades. 3° °o1 terTn , 5 J®nice Sutherland, Middle Mr. Leuthold, principal, 51 °re s follows: aoutfa r h. Norene Finley, serves as advisor to the President, Carol Be� verscn pj.on Phyllis Beav- 4 nv.4- u i, w 7 ' student council. Many Yfce President, u y 9rson Upper North Hall; school activities are Storrs, Secret'ry, Delores nnd Barbara Stockburger, sponsored by the student Brackman, Treasure, v Upner South Hall. council including, school t. Clair, Reporter, Bob Let1 s do as the moni- , • _ i . _ j Shull . . ... . 1ST ROW; Diane Adair, Sharon Griffin, Mary Schang, Jackie Senile, Gloria Towne, Carol Taylor, Lind Lichtenwald, Una Bea Allion, Barbara Walker, Lois Lucas, June Graf, Shirley Stone, Glenda Beaverson, Florence Sentle. 2ND ROW; Carolyn Schang, Janice Sutton, Judy Adair, Jessie Lou Finley, Terry Samac, Eleanor Portman, Jane Smith, Barbara Smith, Regina Powell, Carolyn Daso, Alice Stites, Margie Williams. 3RD ROW; Edna Klopfenstein, Richard Greene, Albert Ehhnger, Charles Maginn, Betty Siegel, Eleanor Covelaska, Neva Kuney, Susan Brackman, Martha Huntley, Rosalie Shaffer, Jackie Love, Zada Crowe. Grace Klopfenstein. 4TH ROW; Dale Fruchey, Burnell Venia, Terry Badger, Eddie Allen, Billy Ritchey, Robert Cramer, Larry Schang, Gordon Robey, Curtis Keefer, Keith Merillat, Tommy Finley, Jimmy Merillat, Darrel Hibbard, Freddy Shadbolt, Ronnie DeWulfe, Richard Foster, Sponsor. 1ST ROW: Patricia Brackman, Betty Johnson, Curtis Heximer, Patricia Boner, Rosalind Winzeler. 2ND ROW; Ronnie Heximer, John Schaffner, Ora Hatcher, Lyle Bates, Joe Perez, Dean Smith. 1ST ROW; Pauline Roth, Marlene Beaverson, Carol Sue Lucas, Oonelda Wright, Betty Fruchey, JoAnnFidler, Barbara Roth, Nancy Cramer, Dorothy Lukens, Virginia Bacon. 2ND ROW; Gloria Wannemacher, Janice Blust, Norene Finley, Edith Warren, Carolyn Tingle, Mary Lou Uhler, Janice Sutherland, Martha Borton, Nora Mae Nash, Barbara Griffin, Geraldine Throckmorton, Sponsor, Mary Lou Keefer, Barbara Sutherland, Sandra Seeley, Sally Wolfe, Rosalind Winzeler, Shirley Swartzendruber, Mary Katsoris, Fern Finley, Ella Mae Dunno, Ann Davis. m eend 1ST ROW; John Noble, Lowell Bea verson, Bud Clark,-Richard Schaffner, Von Smith, Merle Boyd. Harold Kunkle, James Merillat, Robin Wannemacher. 2ND ROW: Paul Shull, James Borton, John Adair, Gary Fidler, Norville Cramer, Gene Wilson, James Thomas, Richard Griffin, Bob Gallup, Cloyce Leatherman, Sponsor. 3RD ROW; Alvin Miller, Paul Ford, Jimmy Crawford, Bob Kaiser, Marvin Griffin, Jerry Zeigler, Ward Joughin, Bob Sentle, Harvey Johnson, Dean Bates, Lowell McGowan. 30 5LM 4. 1ST ROW: Evelyn Stites, Ollie Shiffler, Shirley Swartzendruber, Joanne Towne, Fern Finley, Carole Sue Lucas, Pauline Roth, Jane Leininger, Phyllis Ernst, Dons Goldsmith, Coral Borton, Ann Davis. 2ND ROW: Carol Beaverson, Carolyn Tingle, Wilma Liby, Barbara Allgire, Mary Ellen Schaffner, Donelda Wright, Edith Warren. Grace Eckert, Pat Thompson, Joene Gardner. 3RD ROW: Joan Smith, Carolyn Frue hey, Norene Finley, Joan Ely, Mary Kuney, Nancy Brack-man, Beverly Ives, Martha Borton, Janice Sutherland, Barbara Griffin, Gloria Wannemacher, Virginia Bacon, Geraldine Throckmorton, Sponsor. 4TH ROW; Eloise Lucas, Mable Beaverson, Mary Lou Keefer, Barbara Sutherland, Sandra Seeley, Jean Campbell, Phyllis Beaverson, Marlene Beaverson, Dorothy Lukens, Ruth Taylor, Sally Wolf, Barbara Stockburger, Barbara Ford. 1ST ROW: Harold Kunkle, Lowell McGowan, Dale Pfund, Richard Schaffner, Lowell Beaverson, Gilbert St. Clair, Dick Stowell, Merle Boyd, Royal Flint. 2ND ROW: Dick Borton, Kevin Snyder, Irvin Fether, James Borton, Doyce Merillat, Gerald Ford, Harold Keefer, Ward Joughin, Ramon Schaffner, Edward Green, Sponsor. 3RD ROW: Melvin Wyse, Larry Borton, Bill Ballin, Jerry Zeigler, Norville Cramer, Gene Schaffner, Leland Fahringer, James Crawford, Maynard Raker. Bill Winzeler. Vol. XX So. 6 Fayette High School Fayette, Chip December 20f 1950 Scouts have XMAS PARTY Monday, December 18, the Senior Girl Scouts met a t the home of Mrs. Leuthol d to go caroling. They caroled at many homes in the community. A f t er carding, the scout s ■visited Mrs. Leuthold and had refreshments and opened gifts. Also the scouts decided t o nave an invitational dance, o n January 1, 1951 at the auditorium of the school. Y-teens give PANTOMINE Tuesday, December the Y-Teens gave an a bly for the high s The program consis group singing,an a solo by ToneIda the Pantom? ’ annemacber, and Virgini several Cute ing the pan The pant titled Angel. T h took part in tb POINSETTIA PROM PLANNED Shirley graduates Ithursday eve, FROM ri WAYNE DECEMBER 2 6 Shirley Ann Jough? daughter o f Estill Helen, R. R. 1., Mo Michigan, was from Internatior in Fort 'ayne the fall q o n Fn aecordi ' treasr Cmbs Decemb Y-Teens, CAROLING On Thursday, 21, the Hi-Y, F. F. k. and F.H.A. went caroling around the town. It was a lot of fun and the four clubs hope that everyone enjoyed it. School will be dismiss-1 |ed, December 22, at noon for the Christinas vacation! lasses will be resumed oni uesday. January 2. 1051. j iu .Ker, Jr., of Inter-ege was the speaker and n the subject , Off The Fence. In his address, he emphasized today’s challenge as one necessitating our taking a stand in matters of personal, professional and business ethics. It is important,’1 said Tucker, that we make a decision, for indecision is demoralizing and comparable to an automobile in neutral— it get3 one nowhere. The Women's Council s. y he Y-.Teens is sponsorir- nnu?I PoinsettF r-'r. faculty ar students from ough twelve gurests. in the lium on December dancing elve to Notesmen. for high er.ts will be 3 per person, ers will be one person. It is student body ad vantage o f heir opportunity to come out ar.d enjoy themselves. Magazine sale SUCCESS The Senior Class magazine sale ended Decembers, with the Grand Total of £1,103.80. Lowell's side ended with having £530.25, and Carol's side ended with having $578.55. The losing side is giving an ic-skating party for the winning side Monday, December 18. LOOK IJLCCK.' 1L00K! .'LOCK.' everyone interested in get-r ting rid of their old saap paper be sure to NOTICE the date of the Senior Class Paper Drive . Thursday, December 28, we will pick the paper up. MAKE THIS DRIVE A SUCCESS 32 Dick Stowell Ck eerfeacL erd GILBERT ST.CLAIR Manager C. RODNEY BARRETT Coach Dorothy Lukens, Phyllis Aspin, Martha Borton, Janice Blust, WHO WHERE WE THEY Chesterfield T 63 41 Swanton H 35 45 Kunkle H 44 55 F ulton T 51 47 Lyons T 43 54 Metamora H 46 45 West Unity H 45 49 F ulton H 34 49 Metamora T 45 37 Pioneer H 39 47 Pettisville H 57 62 Archbold H 28 72 Chesterfield H 46 41 Delta T 28 41 Archbold T 39 69 Stryker T 49 45 W est Unity T 40 52 Lyons H 35 81 Waldron T 39 50 Pettisville H 31 26 Alvordton H 37 31 WON-8 LOST -13 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Archbold 42 70 Pettisville 41 46 I 1ST ROW: Jack Gleason, Dick Stowell, Bud Clark, Larry Borton. 2ND ROW: Bob Harman, Bob Shull, Paul Ford, Bill Davis. 3RD ROW: Bob Gallup, Dean Bates, John Adair, Bob Sentle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Royal Flint, Maynard Raker, Paul Shull, Jerry Zeigler, Harvey Johnson, Gene Schaffner, Irvin Fether, John Ford, Raymond Schaffner, Bill Winzeler, Jim Merillatt, John Noble, JUNIOR HIGH RESERVE WHO WHERE WE THEY WHO WHERE W;E THEY Metamora T 32 9 WTest Unity H 23 29 Pettisville H 4) 1 5 F ulton H 2b 18 Archbold H 1 9 36 Metamora T 29 30 Chesterfield H 41 17 Pioneer H 33 32 Delta T 33 18 Pettisville H 32 1 8 Archbold T 39 16 Archbold H 32 60 Lyons H 30 19 Chesterfield H 47 22 Alvordton H 27 1 2 Delta T 16 39 Chesterfield T 30 19 Archbold T 21 45 Swanton H 35 29 Stryker T 17 20 Lyons T 27 25 West Unity T 30 20 TOURNEY Lyons H 25 35 WHO WE THEY Waldron T 41 24 Metamora 46 6 Chesterfield ? 29 26 Swanton 31 35 Swanton H 24 52 SEASON’S RECORD WON-9 LOST-2 Kunkle H 41 34 Fulton T 58 1 5 Lyons T 26 46 Metamora H 39 46 SEASON’S RECORD WON-9 LOST -1 39 Jrach 1ST ROW: Bill Winze ler, Kenneth Potter, Paul Shull, James Crawford, Maynard Raker, BobSentle, LynnKnisely, Bob Shull, Dick Stowell. STANDING: Coach Boyd, Doyce Merillatt, Charles Hatcher, Gary Fidler, Keith Allion, Harvey Johnson, Dean Bates, Dale Schang, John Adair, Norville Cramer, Merle Boyd, Manager--Marvin Griffin. Emphasis on track began to be made in the spring of 1949. Since that time an increased interest has been shown in this sport both in participation and from the spectators. Below is the 1950 track record. TEAMS PARTICIPATING WHERE SCORES Fayette Delta 20 Swanton 69 De lta 36 Fayette Fayette 65 Chesterfield 25 Fayette Morenci 34 3 4 Chesterfield 21 1 4 Morenci 80 Fayette Archbold 42 Archbold 74 COUNTY MEET Fayette Delta 21 1 2 Archbold 46 Delta 74 Swanton 56 Chesterfield 22 1 2 Who? Archbold Pettisville Chesterfield Archbold Chesterfield Pettisville Whe re ? F ayette F ayette Chesterfield Archbold Fayette Pettisville We They 1 0 1 1 13 12 7 2 8 13 5 9 4 of GORDON BAIR What an exciting time a real boy’s life can be ! What could possibly be more thrilling than to go to a dog kennel and choose a puppy of my very own - one that will share the comics, the radio and the big chair; It takes a long time to save that money from doing the chores, but I must have enough for that new B. B. gun that I've wanted for such a long time. It surely is a dandy - I hit the mark the very first time. Won’t that bike help me a lot with my chores. Hope I can ride it the first thing. Who cares if my room isn’t quite in order. Aren’t all the star baseball players' pictures and all the kinds of maps on the wall, the most important thing to me. That little radio for my room is just the thing - now I can listen to the ball games. Have to learn all about the game or I can’t be a professional player when I grow up. It surely takes a lot of hard practice to learn the game. No use doing things by halves. Doit all or not at all. I guess school work and ball are just alike. I can’t seem to think of a single thing that I want for Christmas. I guess I just have everything that any boy really needs. These were a few of Gordon’s pleasures and some of our fond memories of him. 42 His Classmates and His Teacher 1ST ROW; Victorian Porttnan, Teacher, Wilma Archer, Teacher, Kenneth Heximer, Carolyn Rupp, Raymond Casarez, Verna Jean Walker. 2ND ROW: Carl Tresslcr, Lorrine Keefer, Larry Dean Bretthauer, Dorothy Smith, Brian Holmes, Betty Merillat. 3RD ROW: Charles Snyder, Frances Tressler, Larry Frederick. 4TH ROW: Sheila Devys, Roger Sines, Robbie Dennis. 5TH ROW: Jimmy Carrington, Beverly Lantz, Wayne Chase. 6th ROW: Patricia Fulks, Terry Frederick, Margaret Kuney, Glen Bethel, Diana Reviere, John Zimmerman, Janet Blaker, Lynwood Leichry. 7TH ROW: Linda Kay Vandcrberg, Jerry Dewitt, Susan Perez, Ray Hart, Dee Ann Daso, Ronnie Sebring Linda Stoner, Geraldine Osborn. 8TH ROW: Linda Lou Link, Sharon Stone, Jeanne Kenbeek. Janice Dewitt, Sandra Mitchell Walter Tliome, Marcia Ford, Marlene Keefer. 44 1ST ROW: Harriet Harlan, Teacher, Jack Slivka, Nancy Liechty, Denver Keefer, Rebecca Perez, Roger Rupp, Edith Shiffler. 2ND ROW: Dale Kunkle, Lauretta Winzeler, Roger Shipman, Jerry Landis, Betty Jo Maginn. 3RD ROW: Curtis Cooley, Linda Schang. 4TH ROW: Fredrick Tressler, Patty Brehm, Robert Thomas, Donna Fether, Harold Frye, Barbara Colegrove, Elwyn Bates. 5TH ROW: Janet Borton, Wayne Gamble, Martha Lucas, Richard Thome, Vicki Smith, Curtis Johnson, Judy Tucker. 6TH ROW: Tommy Archer, Connie Head. 7TH ROW; Eugene Frame, Carol Brooks, Billy Humbert, Deane Scott, David Ray Wolfe, Shirley Mellon, Bobby Mitchel. 8TH ROW; Sandra Milliman, Paul Waldfogel, Nancy Barnes, Warren Lee Esterline, Dickie Mellon, David Metcalf, Gary Rice. 45 TOP, 1ST ROW: Eva LaSalle, Teacher, Billy McKinney, Joyce Lee Landis, Paul Randall, Patty Fredrick. 2ND ROW: AlbertSchmidt, Marilyn Snow, Robert Lucas, Sally Bretthauer, Nelson Hibbard, Martha Smith. 3RD ROW: Leslie Sentle, Larry Borton. 4TH ROW: Louise Ikerd, Audrey Johnson. Donald Potter Marilyn Heximer Russell Sutherland Nancy Powers Calvin Rice Sally Kast Paul Taylor Nancy Holmes Roger Fether Jo Ann Ballin Alvin Ryan Charles Peterson Marcia Whaley AT RIGHT, 1ST ROW: Linda St. Clair, Norman Calvin. 2ND ROW; Ruthann Corkle, Jerry Kuney. 3RD ROW: Lee Ann Hart, Nancy Ann Randall, Patricia Carrington, Judy Fulks, Darlee Liechty, .Leanne Miller. 4TH ROW: Alice Ehlinger, Bonnie Scott, Leah Taylor, Carol Merillat, Gloria Bohner, Marilyn Burkholder, teacher Robert Ehlinger Margaret Perez Rex Russell Duane Knisely Mary Lynn Lester John Green Karen Phillips James Valentine Margaret Shiffler Kent Smith Franklin Wannemacher LaVere Towne Helen Mead Billy Merillat Dean Waldfogel Eddie Bacon 1ST ROW: Sonjia Randall, Karl Ritchey, Martha Mead, Gary Fish, Lois Boyd, Freddy Bretthauer, Kay Bonner. 2ND ROW: Allan Crawford, Judy DeWulf, Roger Shipman, Edith Johnson, Glen Smith, Mary Sentle, Rodney Milliman. 3RD ROW: Hervie Riviere, Miriam Adair. 4TH ROW: Donald Ballin, Marlene Sines. 47 1ST ROW; Ada Spring, Teacher, Thomas Shiffler, Lillian Osborn, Ronnie Peterson, Shirley Merrilat, Roger Corkle, Linda Lichtenwald, Curtis Heximer. 2ND ROW; Patricia Brackman, Donald Beaverson, Patricia Link. 3RD ROW; Joe Sarnac, Judith Lloyd, J. C. Thomas, Marjory Cole-grove, Harry Brink, Mary Sue Maginn. 4TH ROW: Jon Schaffner, Sue Ann Thomas, Robert Beaverson, Janet Huntley, Lyle Bates, Carol Ann Brehm, Dean Smith. 5TH ROW: Marvin Shull. Cheryl Williams, Griff Griffiths. 6TH ROW: Joyce Anthony, Henry Thome, Marilyn Fether. 7TH ROW; Melvin Holmes, Betty Jane Kuhn, Harvey Potter, Betty Jean Johnson, Ronnie Whaley, Larry Gene Kuney, Jackie Mitchell. 8TH ROW: Jamie Jones, Horn' Keefer, Donald Lucas, Larry Lee Cochran, Mace Sutherland, Rollin Miller. 48 1ST ROW: Harold Schmidt, Marjory Johnson- -Teacher. 2ND ROW: Gene Metz, Kenneth Whaley. 3RD ROW: Carolyn Rice, Herbert Calvin. 4TH ROW: Don Ford, Linda Phillips, Jerry Zimmerman, Mary Jane Wolfe, GeraldBeaverson, CarolMerillat, David Griffin. 5TH ROW: David Merillat, Wilma Senile, Charles Portman, Agidita Perez, Danny Thomas, Janet Anthony, Caroline Vine. 6TH ROW: Phillip McKinney, William Wheeler, Robert Borton, Howard Peterson. 7TH ROW: Marlene Shadbolt, SteveSarnac, PatriciaBohner, Joyce Seiler, James Merillat, Allen Kuney, Ronald Heximer. 8TH ROW: Sharon Schaffner, Lionel Lindgren, Beverly Luttrell, Leon Layman, Pete Osborn, Barbara Beaverson, Donald Slivka. A 49 FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE C alenclc ar All the little green froggies return to their pool SEPT. 1 1 12 Sr. Class elected officers 13-14 General confusion 20 Baseball--Archbold-Here 22 Baseball--Chesterfield-There Zone Game--7th 8th 23 3rd and 4th Grades to Toledo for Union Station Opening 25 Seniors to Toledo for Pictures 26 Baseball--Archbold-Here 27 Underclassmen pictures 28 F.F.A. Initiation 29 Baseball--Chesterfield Cheerleader tryouts OCT. 2 First Jr. Play Practice Basketball Meeting Hi-Y Initiation Cheerleaders discuss outfits 3 Baseball-Pettisville-Here 4 Sr. Pictures arrive 5 Baseball-Chesterfield-Here 6 7th Grade Hay Ride Baseball-Pettisville-Here 9 Cheerleader’s to Toledo for outfits First basketball practice 10 Jr. Class ordered rings, etc. 12 Group Pictures Zone game- Fayette the victors 12-13 Legion Play “It’s a Date” 14 Sr. Scrap Drive 16 Seniors sell Soup for the first time 17 F.H.A. Informal Initiation 19 Y-Teen Formal Initiation 22 Band Concert 24 Senior class Hayride 26 Jr. Play “The Wild Oats Boy” 27 Northwestern Ohio Teachers Meeting 30 Basketball Fan Night 31 Halloween!!! NOV. 3 First Basketball game--West Unity 5 Senior class to church and a Party afterwards 8 Fulton Co. Teachers Meeting at Metamora 10 Basketball--Fulton-Here Senior Class to Bowling Green Football game School Party 17 Basketball--Metamora-There 18 Hi-Y Officers to Tiffin Bingo 19 Band Concert 21 F. H. A. Initiation of Officers Chapel--Reverend Swain 22 Basketball--Pioneer-Here 23-26 Thanksgiving Vacation 27 Magazine Sales started 29 Basketball--Pettisville-Here DEC. 5 P. T. A. Box Social 8 Basketball--Archbold-Here End of Magazine Sales 9 Y-Teen Bake Sale 52 DEC. 11 Mr. West from Curtis Publishing Co. came back 12 Y-Teen Assembly Basketball-Chester fie Id-He re 15 Basketball--Delta-There 18 Sr. Class Skating Party, (Losing side of magazine sale) 19 F. F. A. Skating Party 20 Jr. Class Skating Party 21 F.F.A.--F.H.A.--Y-Teens Hi-Y caroling and party 22 Basketball--Archbold-There 29 Sr. Scrap drive--Poinsettia Prom 30 Basketball--Kunkle-Here FEB. 1 P. T. A. Meeting Zone game-here (7 8) 2 Basketball--Fulton-There 3 Sr. Scholarship tests 6 Basketball--Lyons-There 9 Basketball--Metamore-Here 10 Bingo--P. T. A. 12 F.H.A. Valentines Party 14 Tournament Begins Y-Teen’s program for Ladies Aid 15 Fathers Son Banquet 21 Band Boosters meeting 22 Women’s Club Guest Night 23 Student Council Assembly 26 Band Uniforms Arrive Sr. Play Tryouts 27 Chapel--Reverend Ostrander 28 Freshman Roller Skating Party MARCH 1 P. T. A. Meeting 5 4-H Meeting 8 F.H.A. Banquet 9 Eaglezette Assembly 16 County Music Festival at Wauseon 20 Chapel--Reverend Frye 23 Hi-Y Skating Party 28 Fulton County Teachers Meeting 29-30 High School Operetta, “A Slip of A Slipper 31 Solo • Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green University APRIL 1 April Fool’s Day 5 P. T. A. Meeting 6 Assembly F.H.A. 7 Band, Orchestra Chorus Contest (District) 9 Y-Teen Women's Council Meeting 19-20 Sr. Play, “Cheaper By the Dozen” 20 8th Grade State Tests 28 Band, Chorus, Orchestra Contest (State) MAY 4 Jr. Sr. Banquet 5 Final Dis-State Scholarship Tests 12 Vocal Solo Ensemble Contest (State) 15 Chapel 17 Mother Daughter Banquet 24 Sr. Farewell Party--Y-Teen’s 25 Commencement 29 School closes 53 Patronize Our Patrons The yearbook staff wishes to express its appreciation to those whose ads appear in these pages. They helped make this book possible and deserve our loyalty and patronage. FARMERS STATE BANK RUPP’S FURNITURE CO. Archbold, Ohio KLINE’S SERVICE STATION FAYETTE CANDY KITCHEN CENTRAL MARKET RED WHITE STORE CORNER GROCERY A. G. SEELEY Standard Oil Products ACKER MOTOR SALES ROE’S GARAGE FAYETTE RADIO SUPPLY GIFFORD RADIO b ELECTRIC SUPPLY PHILA SIMMON’S BEAUTY SHOP SHAFFER SHOE REPAIR FAYETTE FOOD LOCKER RUPP’S ARCHBOLD HATCHERY, INC. 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