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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

I re -e- senting Another successful year for the educational circus world has developed under the Big Top of the Fayette High School. There have been many pleasures and joys as well as problems and hardships; but, thanks to the tireless efforts of managers, trainers, and performers, these have been fused into a praiseworthy whole. As always, the entire circus troupe has co-operated to the extent that a grand performance has been the outcome of a year of hard work by all who were a part of the school circus life. Let us look back on the personalities and acts which helped to make 1951-1952's Greatest Show on Earth. CIRCUS... EDITION GORHAM FAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL FAYETTE, OHIO Published... Class... of CONTENTS BEHIND THE BIG SHOW............................................3 School Board .... School Song..........................4 Superintendent.........................................5 Faculty................................................6 Non Professional Employees.............................7 SENIORS ....................................................9-18 LOWER GRADES 19-26 UPPER GRADES...............................................27-32 ORGANIZATIONS.................................................33 Student Council.......................................34 Eaglezette............................................35 F.H.A. and F. F. A. Clubs.............................40 Y-Teens and Hi-Y......................................41 MUSIC GROUPS..................................................36 Ensembles.............................................36 Senior Band...........................................37 Girls' Glee and Mixed Chorus..........................38 Junior Band and Junior Chorus.........................39 SPORTS........................................................43 Varsity Basketball................................... 44 Reserve Basketball....................................45 Seventh, Eighth, and Jr. High Basketball..............46 Cheerleaders..........................................47 Basketball Queen......................................48 Baseball .and Track...................................49 ANNUAL STAFF..................................................51 CALENDAR...................................................52-53 ADVERTISEMENTS.............................................55-56 SNAP PAGES...................................... 8, 26,42,50, 54 2 Our Big Top Behind the scenes working for the success of the whole program is the Board of Education. So often in the excitement of production activities, their efforts are unnoticed. The Class of 52 pays special tribute here to this group of men whose time and work has made the greatest show on earth possible for them. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joseph Dodd. Clair Shipman, Glen Noble. Melvin Harman, Gaylord Schaffner, Gordon St. Clair, and Carl Treat. mm Under the Big Top, a variety of activities take place. As in a circus, so in our school there is competition for honors and the spotlight, yet co-operation in carrying out the overall program. There is fanfare and pageantry in presentation to the patrons, but a great deal of hard work behind the scenes. While there is much work to be done, there is a great deal of fun in doing it. But life is like that. May the year 1951-52 under the Gorham-Fayette Big Top have been a happy experience for everyone, as well as a source of inspiration for future years under the real world Big Top. ---Principal Russell B. Leuthold The show must go on---and so must your life. You have your role in both, and the success or failure of your performance depends on you alone. The trainers and coaches, parents, church, school, teachers, and books--can help you prepare your act, but the final performance is up to you. No star ever reached lasting greatness either through some one else's work or by his own sporadic efforts. He got there by struggle, long and steady. The boy and the girl of today cast the shadow of the man and the woman of tomorrow. -----Superintendent Melvin R. Harman HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Throckmorton, Mrs. Violet, Mr. Harman, Mr. Leut-hold. STANDING: Mr. Green, Mr. Heistand, Mr. Leather-man, Mr. Adamchack, Mr. Barrett, Mr. Foster. GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Burkholder, Mrs. Portman, Mr. Foster, Mrs. Archer. STANDING: Mrs. Feill, Miss Spring, Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. Riggs. INSET: Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Arlean Felger . Mr. Sam Lantz............... Mrs. Caulkins............... Mr. Bert Weir ...'.. Bus Drivers................. . Office Secretary . . . Custodian . . . Librarian . . . Custodian LaVern Waldfogel Sherm Weir Rev. Frye Rev. Shull Jack Love Bill Heistand RELIGIOUS EDUCATION TEACHERS: Rev. Frye. Father Deitzer, Rev. Nofcier, Rev. Shull, Mrs. Kenneth Cooley. Rev. Swain. Seniors MR. LEUTHOLD, Class Sponsor MERLE BOYD Nickname: Mert Class Officer: Sec. I. Vice Pres. 2, Vice Pres. 3. President 4. Class Plays 3-4. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4; F.F.A. 3; Chess Club 4. Sports: Basketball 2; Track I-2-3-4: Music Groups: Band 1-2-3-4; Sax Quartet I-2-3-4; County Band 4; County Chorus 2-3-4; Lyre Club 1-2; Pep Band 4; F.F.A. All-State Band 4; Operetta 3; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4. Senior Scholarship Test 4. DEAN BATES Nickname: Batie Class Officer: Student Council 2; Vice Pres. 4. Annual Staff: Assistant Yearbook Manager. Class Plays 3,4; P. T. A. Play 4. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Vice Pres. 4; Chess Club, Sec. Treas. 4. Sports: Basketball i-2; Track 1-2-3. Music: Band 1 -2-3-4; Sax Quartet 1 -2-3-4; Pep Band 4; County Band 2-4; County Chorus 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus I-2-3-4; Lyle Club 1-2; Operetta 3. Senior Scholarship test 4. BARBARA FORD Nickname: Barb or BF Class Officer: Secretary 3-4. Annual Staff: Historian. Class Plays: 3-4; Prompter-Usherette 4. Organizations: Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. Treas. 3, President 4; Eaglezette Staff 1-2-3-4, Reporter I, Assistant Ed 2, Editor 3, Co-Editor 4. Grade Helper 1-2-3. Senior Scholarship Test 4. Class Valedictorian. DONALD EUGENE WILSON Nickname: Gene Class Officer: Treas. 3-4; Student Council I. Class Plays: 3-4. Organizations: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Sec. 4. Music Groups: Mixed Chorus 2-3. RICHARD TAYLOR Nickname: Moby Dick Class Officers: Student Council Vice Pres. 4. Class Play 4. Organizations: F.F.A. I-2-3, Reporter 3, Vice Pres. 3; Hi-Y 1 -2-3-4; Eaglezette 4. Sports: Track 1. Movie Projectionist 1-2-3-4. BARBARA GRIFFIN Nickname: Barb Class Officers: Student Council 3-4, President 4. Annual Staff: Sports Editor. Class Plays: 3-4, Ticket Sales 3. Organizations: F. H.A. 1-2-3-4, Historian 2, Jr. and Chapter Degrees; Y-Teens I-2-3-4, Reporter 4; Eaglezette 4. Seniors MARLENE BEAVERSON Nickname: Molly Jo Class Plays 3-4. Annual Staff; Class Will. Organizations: Y-Teens 3-4. Vice Pres. 4; F.H.A. I-2-3-4, Treas. 2, Jr. and Chapter Degrees; Student Council 2. Music Groups: Mixed Chorus 2; Lyre Club 1-2; Girls Glee 1-2-3-4; County Chorus 1-2-3. Cheerleader 2. F.F.A. Sweetheart 4. MARY BEA VERSON Nickname: Chubby Class Plays: 3. Annual Staff: Historian. Organizations: F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, Reporter 3, Pres. 4, Jr. and Chapter Degrees, Pie eating contest 2-3; Eaglezette 2-3-4. Music Groups: Girls Glee 1-2-4; County Festival 2. Grade Helper 2. Hall Monitor 4- GARY BORTON Nickname: Bud Class Plays: 3-4. Organizations: F.F A. 3-4. MARTHA BORTON Nickname: Mart Annual Staff: Prophecy. Class Plays: 3-4. Organizations: F.H. A. 2-3-4, Par. 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. Music Groups: Girls Glee 2- 3-4; Operetta 3; Band 1-2-3-4. Cheerleader 3-4. Hall Monitor 2. DELORES BRACKMAN Nickname: D-D, Jean Class Plays: 3-4. Annual Staff: Class Will. Organizations: F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Student Council 3, Jr. and Chapter Degrees; Eaglezette 3-4, Grade Editor 4. Music Groups: Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. 2-3, Librarian 1-2-3-4; Trustee 4; County Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1-2-3-4; Girls Glee 2-3-4; County Chorus 3-4; Mixed Chorus 3-4; Lyre Club I-2; Vice Pres. 1, President 2. Cheerleader 1. Hall Monitor 1. Representative to Girls State 3. NORVILLE CRAMER Nickname: T. H. Class Play:4. Annual Staff Artist. Organizations: Hi-Y 1-2-3-4; F.F.A. I-2-3-4. Sports: Track r-2-3-4. BILL DAVIS Nickname: Willie Organizations: Hi-Y I. Sports: Basketball I-2; Track I-2. ELLA MAE DUNNO Nickname: Ellie Ayersville 1-2; G.A.A. 1-2, Treas. I; Class Treas. I, Sec. 2; Mixed Chorus i; Girls Glee I; County Chorus I; Fayette 3- 4. Class Officers: Student Council 4. Class Play: 4. Organizations: Y-Teens 3-4; F.H.A. 3-4. Music Groups: Mixed Chorus 3-4; Girls Glee 3; County Chorus 3-4. CLASS HISTORY In the year 1940, the circus troupe of '52 began its twelve year climb to the top of the Big Top. The following were the original members of the troupe: Harvey Bacon, Mary Baldwin, Dean Bates, Mary Beaverson, Martha Borton, Merle Boyd, Delores Brackman, Bill Davis, Lyle Dopp, Delbert Felkey, Paul Ford, Carolyn Fruchey, Robert Gallup, Charles Hausch, Harold Keefer, Dorothy Lukens, Larry Long, Nora Mae Nash, Vernon O'Brien, Mildred Severence, Nancy Vernier, Gene Wilson and William Stites. Miss Wiseman was the first ring mistress. Miss Christensen replaced Miss Wiseman as the ring Mistress in the second year of our seasonal performance. Norville Cramer, Jack Jewell, Robert Layman, Doyce Merrillat, and Betty Calvin replaced Harvey Bacon, Bill Davis, Lyle Dopp, Vernon O'Brien, Mildred Severence, and William Stites on the circus roster. Bill Davis returned to the ranks again, for the third season on the road; and Junior Miller added his name to the list of stars. During the year, Evelyn Baldwin and Nancy Vernier withdrew. Miss LaSalle was the manager this year. The fourth year, Mrs. Fisher took over the job of training the twenty-three members of the troupe. Gerald Kuney, Mary Lou Uhler, Wanda Wollett, and Barbara Griffin joined the list of performers this year. The group lost Delbert Felkey, Robert Layman and Charles Hausch. The fifth season the circus stopped at Fayette, it was headed by a new proprietress, Miss Hazel Robinson. The new members this year were Len Mitchell and Howard Foster. Mrs. Marjorie Johnson was the ring mistress in 1946. During this year, Len Mitchell withdrew from the troupe and Wayne Baldwin and Barbara Ford joined. The new performers also included Janice Sutherland and Franklin Shiffler. In 1947, the gang entered its seventh season with Mr. Galloway as the overseer. This year Wayne Baldwin and Wanda Wollet withdrew and Bob Sentle joined the troupe. In the eighth year, Mr. Glinka was the ring master. Jack Jewell and Gerald Kuney did not continue with the troupe this year, but three new hands were added: Julia Barber, Glen Layman, and Robin Wannemacher. The year 1949 found the troupe under the proprietorship of Mr. Antel. To the old gang were added Marlene Beaverson, Anna Bell, Gary Borton, Denny Grimm, Jane Leininger, Carol Lucas, Lowell McGowan, Carl Miller, Pauline Roth, Dale Schang and Pauline May. This year the big show lost Evelyn Bailey, Anna Bell, Denny Grimm, Carl Miller, and Pauline May. The year 1950 found the company making its tenth annual stop at Fayette High School. Later on in the season. Ella Mae Dunno and Janice Blust were added to the list of performing artists. The trainer for this season was Mr. Green, who is especially well-known for his ability to handle animals. During the eleventh year with the company, Lowell McGowan dropped from the roster and Colenzo Short and Bob Shull were added to the list of performers. The ring master this year was Mr. Boyd. The year 1952 was the twelfth and final year for stopping at Fayette. The star performers for this year were Dean Bates, Marlene Beaverson, Mary Beaverson, Gary Borton, Martha Borton, Merle Boyd, Delores Brackman, Norville Cramer, Bill Davis, Ella Mae Dunno, Barbara Ford, Paul Ford, Bob Gallup, Barbara Griffin, Harold Keefer, Jane Leininger, Carol Lucas, Dorothy Lukens, Nora Mae Nash, Pauline Roth, Bob Sentle, Colenzo Short, Bob Shull, Janice Sutherland, Shirley Swartzendruber, Richard Taylor, Mary Lou Uhler, Edith Warren, Robin Wannemacher, Gene Wilson, and Donelda Wright. The troupe lost Shirley Swartzendruber and Janice Blust during the year. The ring master this year, who helped the troupe to develop and present their final performance under the Big Top of Fayette High was Mr. Leuthold. The '52 circus has successfully completed its twelve season performance. The Class of '52 Mary Beaverson Barbara Ford 12 Seniors PAUL FORD Nickname: P. Class Officers: Treas. I. Class Plays: Preludes for Jr. and Sr. Plays 3-4. Organizations: Chess Club 4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4, Treas. 4. Sports: Baseball I-2-3-4; Basketball 1-3-4. Music Groups: Lyre Club I; Band 1-2-3-4; County Band 2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 2; Solo Contest 3; Operetta 3. Senior Scholarship Test 4. ROBERT GALLUP Nickname: Guppy Class Officers: President 1. Class Plays: 3-4. Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4. Sports: Baseball I-2; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 3-4- HAROLD KEEFER Organizations: F. F. A. 1-2-3-4. MARTHA JANE LEININGER Nickname: Janie Annual Staff; Typist 4. Class Plays: 3-4. Organizations: F.H. A. I-2-3-4, Jr. Chapter and State Degrees; Student Council 1; EaglezetteStaff 2-3-4, Reporter 2, Assistant Ed 3, Co-Editor 4. Music Groups: Mixed Chorus 3-4; Girls Glee I-2-3-4; County Chorus 2; Lyre Club 2. Cheerleader: 2-4. Typing Contest 3. CAROL SUE LUCAS Nickname: Susie Class Play: 4. Organizations: F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Pari. 3, Jr. and Chapter Degrees Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Camp Delegate 3, Rep. 2; Eaglezette 2-3. Music Groups: Girls Glee 2-3. DOROTHY LUKENS Nickname: Dot Class Officers: President 2-3. Annual Staff: Editor. Class Plays: 3-4; P.T.A. Play 4. Organizations: Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Camp Delegate 3, Chaplain 1-3, Sec. 3; F.H. A. I-2-3-4; Rep. 1-4, Par. 2, Sec. 3; Eaglezette 1-2-3. Music Groups: Band 1- 2-3-4; Girls Glee 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Solo Contest 2- 3; County Band and Chorus 2-3-4. Senior Scholarship Test 4. Class Salutatorian. NORA MAE NASH Nickname: Maizy Class Play: 4. Organizations: Y-Teens I-2-3-4. Music Groups: Girls Glee I; Band I-2-3-4; County Band 4; Lyre Club 2; Clarinet Quarter 3-4. Assistant Librarian 4. Room Monitor 2. PAULINE ROTH Nickname: Polly Class Plays: Usherette 3. Annual Staff: Prophecy. Organizations; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; F. H. A. I-2-3-4, Treas. 3, Jr. and Chapter Degrees; Eaglezette 3. Music Groups: Girls Glee 2. CLASS WILL We the Senior class of 1952, being of sane mind and sound body, do create and lawfully declare this document to be our final will and testament. To the Faculty we will the books and ideas we did not absorb or use. To the Juniors, we will our private homeroom and ability to listen and learn from those who know! To the Sophomores, we will the ability to prepare and give a Jr. -Sr. Banquet and the urge to study and learn. To the Freshmen, we will the ability to make the most of their time and to use the advice of the teachers. We personally bequeath the following: Dean Bates wills his saxophone to Carolyn Schang and his chess playing to Richard Green. Marlene Beaverson wills her blonde hair to Beverly Ives and her honor of being the F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart to any girl who thinks she can cope with so many sweethearts. ” Mary Beaverson wills her cow milking to Gilbert St. Clair and her Alvordton class ring to Rosalie Shaffer. Martha Borton wills her ability to lead the cheers to Darrell Hibbard and her trouble getting idea's to Leland Fahringer. Delores Brackman wills the honor of attending Girls’ State to some Junior girl and her clarinet to her sister Susan, who has already taken over. Gary Borton wills his little Plymouth to Phyllis Ernest, and his farming ability to Ora Alleman. Norville Cramer wills his happy-go-lucky-ways to Barbara Ann Ford and his artistic ability to Sharron Griffin. Bill Davis wills his butch to Edwin Schmidt and his Hudson girl to anyone who thinks they can get her. Ella Mae Dunno wills her chemistry book to Bob Kizer and membership in the Student Council to Burnell Venia. Barbara Ford wills her co-editor position on the Eaglezette Staff to Harvey Johnson and her big-feet to Barbara Walker. Paul Ford wills his drum to Phyllis Beaverson and his basketball suit to Earl Ferguson. Robert Gallup wills his shyness of girls to Dick Stowell and his big imagination to Jackie Love. Barbara Griffin wills her tomboyishness to Virginia Bacon and her presidency of student council to Gerald Green. Harold Keefer wills his car to Sally Wolfe and his quiet disposition to Maynard Raker. Jane Leininger wills her typing speed to Carolyn Tingle and her shortness to Gerald Ford. Carole Sue Lucas wills her glasses to Jack Gleason and her sewing ability to June Graf. Dorothy Lukens wills her oboe to Freddie Shadbolt and her cheerleading suit to Eleanora Covelaski. Nora Mae Nash wills her fingernails to anyone who bites theirs and her clarinet to Eddie Allen. Pauline Roth wills her flirtatious manner to Mary Lou Deefer and her small and tiny figure to Wilma Liby. Bob Sentle wills his love of sports to James Borton and his bookkeeping book to Betty Siegel. Bob Shull wills his ability to argue to Bill Ballin and his flirtatious manner to James Thomas. Colenzo Short wills his jeep to Bud Clark and his black hair to Roger Borton. Janice Sutherland wills her sweet disposition to everyone and her Morenci F. F. A. ring to Linda Lichtenwald. Richard Taylor wills his Chev to Janice Sutton and his task of running the movie projector to Glenda Beaverson. Mary Lou Uhler wills her alto clarinet to Charles Hatcher and her laugh to Keith Allion. Robin Wannemacher wills his camera to Frank Wilson and his dancing ability to Mary Katsoris. Edith Warren wills her small figure to Barbara Huyck and her giggles to Gary Fidler. Donelda Wright wills her dancing ability to Mable Beaverson and her State Homemaker Degree to any girl who can achieve it. Gene Wilson wills his red hair to Nancy Brackman and his clowning ways to Joan Towne. In testimony whereof, we hereunto set our seal and declare this to be our last will and testament in the presence of the witnes- as named below, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hindred and fifty-two. 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 witness. 14 The Senior Class of 1952 Marlene Beaverson Delores Brackman Seniors ROBERT SENTLE Nickname: Curly Organizations: Hi-Y I-2-3-4. Sports: Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3; Baseball I -2-3-4. COLENZO SHORT Nickname: Short Pettisville 1-2; F.F.A. 2; Boys Glee 1-2; Fayette--. Class Play; Ticket Sales 4. Organizations: F. F. A. 3-4. Sports: Basketball 3; Baseball 3. ROBERT SHULL Nickname: Bob Pittsford: 1-2; Band 1-2. Fayette 3-4; Class Play 3-4; P.T.A. Play 4. Annual Staff; Assistant Editor 4. Organizations: Student Council 3. Sports: Basketball 3-4; Track 3. JANICE SUTHERLAND Nickname: Jan Class Plays: Make-up 3; Usherette 4. Organizations: Y-Teens I-2-3-4; F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, Treas. 4. Hall Monitor: 1-2-3-4- MARY LOU UHLER Nickname: Lou Class Officers: Treas. 2. Class Plays: Usherette 4. Annual Staff: Business Manager. Organizations: Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Pep. 2, Sec. 4. Music Groups: Sr. Band 1-2-3-4; Lyre Club 2; County Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Clarinet Quartet 1 -2-3-4. Hall Monitor: 1-2-3-4. ROBIN WANNEMACHER Class Plays: 3-4. Annual Staff: Photographer. Organizations: Chess Club 4; Hi-Y I-2-3-4. Music Groups: Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Lyre Club 2. Sports: Basketball 1-2-3. Senior Scholarship Test 4. EDITH WARREN Nickname: Eadie Class Plays: Usherette 4. Annual Staff: Sr. Activities. Organizations: Y-Teens 1-2-3; F.H.A. I-2-3, Jr. Degree. Music Groups: Mixed Chorus 2; Girls Glee. Grade Helper 2. Kindergarten: 4. DONELDA WRIGHT Nickname: Donnie Class Plays: Prompter 3; Ticket Sales 4. Annual Staff: Calendar. Organizations: F. H. A. 1-2-3-4; County Rep. 3, Jr., Chapter, and State Degrees; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Program Chairman 3-4, Camp Delegate 3. Music Groups: Band 1 -2-3-4; Librarian 3. Grade Helper I-2-3. Kindergarten: 4. A Trip Ten Years Into The Future Ten years have passed since we graduated from good old Fayette High; so as a publicity stunt for T-V star, Martha Borton, we decided to look up our classmates and see what they were doing. It was agreed that we would meet in front of the old school building from which we graduated. Since the new building was erected this is used only as a museum. Reasoning that Martha would be late (Autograph seekers swarm about her everytime she peeps her pretty head out of her penthouse door.), 1 decided to browse about in the old school. I was extremely pleased and happy to recognize some of my pictures on the walls and books on the bookshelf. Oh, I'm sorry. I forgot to introduce myself, Pauline Roth. Ever since my lust for adventure overpowered me, I have been touring the earth, writing, lecturing, and showing films and pictures of my travels. Martha was ten minutes late, and then we hurried directly to the grade school where Donelda Wright is teacher of the fourth grade. Music class was in session and the off-key singing got on our nerves, so we didn’t stay long. We got into our jet-mobile and headed for Tri-State College where our friend, Dean Bates, is Professor of Engineering. Dean was overjoyed to see us and invited us to sit in on one of his classes. His lecture went over our heads, so we decided to try something we understood better. Bill Davis’ amusement park was just the place. Bill told us that he was featuring a new attraction, Gary Borton, daredevil driving champ. Gary is famous for cracking up cars, but he claims he'll soon retire and buy a linament factory. (We wonder why.) Golly, all that excitement left us thirsty. A short ride in the jetmobile brought us to Martha Jane Leininger's dairy bar. Besides owning the Dairy Bar, Jane is the nation’s champion cow milker. While we waited for our ice cream to be served, we devoted our attention to watching T-V. Carol Lucas is a dietitian and we enjoyed her program very much, except we didn't exactly like the menu she showed today. Following the dietetics program was a special feature. Dorothy Lukens, model and demonstrator, had Pediatrician, Dr. Ella Mae Dunno, as guest speaker to give a talk on babies. We thought the T-V programs very interesting and wondered if our friend, Delores Brackman was watching it. So we again hopped into the jet-mobile and started for Delores' home. We found Delores, a housewife, famous for throwing pots, pans, etc., watching T-V (as usual) and absorbing all the information she could from Janice Sutherland's cooking school, for new brides. It seems she just can’t learn to boil eggs yet and Janice is still trying to teach her. Perhaps Marlene Beaverson, beauteous mother of a large family, could help her, said Martha, so we called on Marlene. Just as we were leaving, Mary Beaverson, now a traveling saleswoman, appeared, trying to sell a new fangled egg cooker. Oh--the answer to our prayers, but we found out later that it didn't work. For an entire change of scene, we decided to look up Gene Wilson and see what he was doing. Since Gene, a big game hunter and explorer, was in Africa, we chartered a plane. Much to our surprise Bob Sentle was the head mechanic at the airport. While we were waiting for the plane, we discovered Colenzo Short making plane reservations for a vacation in Hawaii. Colenzo, a rodeo rider, author, and rancher, was finally taking a rest. He had to; his doctor advised him to rest up after being thrown from a horse. Finally on our way to Africa, we stopped to refuel at a quaint little place where we were happy to see our old pal, Robert Gallup fishing from his yacht. Bob is a sportsman and adventurer since he struck oil in Canada to finance his travels. Once in Africa, we decided to stop in and visit Paul Ford in his hide-away home. He's a big-businessman and retires to Africa every time he gets a chance. At the time we were there, Norville Cramer, a commercial artist was visiting him. Norville is employed by an advertising agency and was doing a special assignment. Eventually we got our safari organized to call on Gene. After days of walking, we came upon Gene. He was delighted to see us and decided to return to the States with us to write a book. On returning to the states, we stopped at Washington, D. C. to see what the President was doing. President, Barbara Ford invitied us to accompany her to an athletic practice meet. Olympic champion, Barbara Griffin, was the star of the show. After the meet, Barbara requested that we join her for dinner. While we were in Washington, we called on Congressman, Bob Shull. Actually Bob is a congressman only in his spare time. Otherwise he is a renowned actor. Since Bob was going to New York to pick up a new play, we went along to get a peek at what Merle Boyd was doing. Merle is a second Milton Berle, T-V comic. When we could stop laughing, we dropped back into his dressing room for a chat. He was dictating a letter to his ever efficient secretary, Nora Mae Nash. We had heard rumors that she takes dictation while setting on her boss's lap. but this must have been an exception. All this was such a strain that Martha developed a headache and we had to stop in at one of Robin Wannemacher's drug stores for some aspirin. Robin is a pharmacist, also owner of his own pharmacy and a coast-to-coast chain of drug stores. In a short time our jet-mobile had taken us to an extra large farm in the midwest. Harold Keefer is sole owner. Harold showed us his choice animals and gave Martha a tiny pig to use on her T-V show. And leaving Harold's farm we visited a neighboring farm owned by farmerette, Mary Lou Uhler. Mary Lou told us that she simply will not use her tractor; if her horses can't do the job sufficiently, nothing can. Maybe she’s right, anyway her crops looked fine. Being so near Lansing, we thought we could save time by driving there before going farther west to see Edith Warren. Richard Taylor, Governor of Michigan, was delighted to see us and insisted that he personally show us around. After a very interesting tour, we left Richard and departed for California where Edith was staying. Edith was just returning from her honeymoon. Yes, she's married again after the mysterious deaths of her three previous husbands. We have heard rumors that it was due to her cooking, but we know Edith better than that. After seeing that all our classmates were well and happy, we wondered about our sponsor, Mr. Leuthold. In a few minutes our jet-mobile took us to Rusty's residence. We weren't surprised when we noticed the sign, Mortuary, above the door. I guess Rusty must have gotten tired of the noisy kids at school and chosen an occupation that was a little less lively. Although our visit seemed rather strange, we were pleased that our former sponsor at last had found an occupation that didn't prey on his nerves quite so much. Pauline Roth Martha Borton 16 Invocation...........Rev. J. B. Swain “Quartet for Saxophones. First Movement ........................Miller SAXOPHONE QUARTET For the Blessings of Our Days .....................Arr. Krones MIXED ENSEMBLE Introduction of Speaker.......... Sup't Melvin R. Harman Address......“Building for Leadership” DR. WALTER A. ZAUGG Professor of Education Bowling Green State University Now the Day is Over .........Barnby GIRLS’ QUARTET Presentation of Diplomas GORDON ST. CLAIR President of Fayette Board of Education Benediction......Rev. J. B. Swain Recessional. Coronation March .........................Meyerbeer BRASS SEXTET 1. Look what I won! 2. Daddy's little girls. 3. The guy with a song. 4. Last home game. 5. Senior girls throw a party. 6. It knocked 'em cold! 7. Magazine Sales Record. 8. Seniors on the job. HOME SWEET HOMICIDE i FIRST GRADE S. THIRD GRADE AT + 1. fresh pink L E MO AM DE 2. TRAINED SEA US A AA ArAA-m' 3. THE STRONGEST M Art ON E AKTH BEAUTIFUL CIRCUS BULLETIN S AA + AA+AA £ BALLOONS fOR the KIDDIES G STill no re WALLOONS (0 i 2. SBCOND GRADE v. ' grade s. fpfth grade i. Si'XT- LEMONADE :ircus DAY SPECIAL Janette Harold Humbert Miller Margaret Rupp Janet Russell Sharon Shulters Donald Schaffer Carla Kingsley Jerry Linda DeWitt Ziegler Raymond Johnson Emma Wheeler Raymond Mead Marjorie Carol Grandstaff Hall Linda Kohli Vera Lucas Neale Chase Larry Liechty Patsy Delores Nelson Milliman Manchaca Peterson Carolee Kingsley Alveeta Ramon Ruthann Marlene Karen Schang Keefer Head John May Shirley Ferguson Rudy Betty Perez Keefer Marianne Lowell Brink Cox Charles Mann Sharon Randall Anna Rose Darrel Stoner Borton Robert Brehm Glenn Noble Phillip Crooks Janet Holmes Mary Phyllis Constance Gary Bretthauer Brackman Short Fether Janice Lantz Rosa Manchaca Sheila Devys Patricia Fulks Kenneth Heximer Sandra Mitchell Glenn Bethel Diana Riviere Brian Holmes James Charles Lorrinne Terry Carrington Snyder Keefer Fredrick Jean Larry Betty Jo Ronald Hillis Kenbeck Bretthauer Maginn Sebring Shadel Linda Wayne Dorothy Vanl berg Chase Smith Everado Beverly Manchaca Lantz Linda Stoner Gertrude Wheeler Robbie l ee Roger Dennis Sines Janice DeWitt Sharon Stone Linda Link Lynwood Liechty Marcia Ford John Larry Zimmerman Fredrick Patricia Brehm Verna Jean Walker David Dvorsky Susan Perez Warren Ester line Harold Frye Donna Fether Wayne Gamble Eugene Frame Connie Head Carol Brooks Tommy Archer Barbara Colegrove Elwyn Bates Curtis Cooley Janet Borton Billy Humbert Richard Krohn Curtis Johnson Martha Lucas Peggy Ann David Mann Metcalf Sandra Milliman Jerry Landis Nancy Leichty Denver Keefer Dale Kunkle Diane Scott Edith Shiffler Robert Rebecca Josephine Gary Mitchell Perez Ramon Rice Shirley Roger Riggs Rupp Linda Schang Vicnie Robert Fred Paul Lauretta David Smith Thomas Tressler Waldfogel Winzeler Wolfe John Frederick Lavindar Sullivan Richard Jack Shipmen Slivka ROW I: Shirley We itz, Judy DeWulf, Allan Crawford. ROW 2: Lois Boyd, Larry Graf. Marlene Sines, Karl Ritchey, Frank Wannemacher. Margaret Perez Rodney Milliman Duane Knisely Sharon McMahon Helen Mead John Green Martha Mead Mary Lynn Lester Row is Rex Russell, Mary Sentle. ROW 2: Margaret Shiffler, Roger Shipman, Virginia Vine, Lavere Towne, Geneva Waldfogel. ROW 3: James Valentine, Kent Smith, Dean Waldfogel, Glenn Smith, Rodney Venia. Eddie Bacon Ora Hatcher Karen Phillips Hervie Reviere Sonja Randall Kay Bohner Edith Johnson Harold Brackman Miriam Adair Fred Bretthauer Raymond Wheeler Judy Weber Gary Fish Frank Dvorsky Alice Dvorsky Sue Williams Rollin Mitchell Thomas Miller Thomas Larry Shoemaker Pa tricia Link Janet Huntlev Larry Kuney Norman May Joseph Marvin Sarnac Shull Mary Sue Maginn Jon Patricia Schaffner Lichtenwald Clifford Betty Jane Kingsley Kuhn Irlene Erma Keefer Huyck Thomas Shiffler J 3k Mace Harvey Dean Sutherland Potter Smith Joyce Howard Ronnie Anthony Peterson Peterson Ronnie Whaley j Dona Id Lucas Curtis Larry Heximer Cochran Lyle Bates Griff Griffith Patricia Donald Robert Brackman Beaverson Beaverson Roger Richard Marilyn Corkier Fredrick Fether Carol Ann P roVi m Marjory Cnlpornvp Clarence Blair Betty Johnson ■■■ _ Orville Melvin Jamie Homer Goldsmiths Holmes Jones -'Keefer T+ J 7+- FA tIOUS AHiHAL T RAINERS TH E little Fat girl y y y y y y y 9 PRtf STAGE $ HO Us JO. THE UMBRELLA CL 6UH - ■ ■+ y . A CL ou n to 9. FRESH riE H ENTE RT,4 IM Ronald Heximer Linda Phillips Bill Fitzpa trick Carol Merillat Lionel Lindgren ■ f Virginia J| McMahon' Stephen Sarnac Beverly Luttrell Sharon Schaffner Mary Schang Harold Schmidt Joyce Seiler Marlene Shadbolt Allen Kuney Donald Slivka Wilma Sentle Janet Anthony Jerry Zimmerman Caroline Vine Danny Thomas Kenneth Whaley Herbert Calvin Robert Borton David Griffin i 1 1 Shirley Stone Ronald Venia Delores —- Carol Kingsley Taylor Paul Miller Duane Peterson Billy Ritchey Thomas Earl Ronnie Barbara Finley Ferguson DeWulf Smith Richard Green Gordon Perr; Robey Hill Bruce Goldsmith Roland Holmes Lois Lucas Linda Charles Maginn Curtis Keefer Russell Rose Jackie Sentle Lichtenwald Lois Jean Neva Layman Kuney Alice Stites Shirley Lavinder Una Bea Allion Ronald Bor ton Diane Adair Rosalie Shaffer Roger Bea verson Raymond Russell Rudy Calvin Zada Crowe Larry Schang James Merrillat ROW ONE: Eddie Allen. Fred Armstrong, Gene Beaverson. Glenda Beaverson. Frar.k Wilson, Jerry Belding. Rose Mary Blair, Roger Borton. Barbara Walker, Susan Brackman. ROW TWO: Burnell Venia, Elnora Covelaski. Charles Thomas. Carolyn Daso. Janice Sutton. Bill Fei 11, Betty Siegel. Jessie Lou Finley. Stella Shiffler, Dale Fruchey. ROW THREE: Shirley Short, Weldon Glaser, Fred Shadbolt, Sharron Griffin. Florence Sentle, Darrel Hibbard, Marvin Sebring. Martha Huntley, Edwin Schmidt, Jackie Love. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Schang, Richard Martin, Alan Schaffner. Gloria McMahon, John Pfund, Roger Russell, Jerry Rupp, Eleanor Portman, Rogina Powell. Judy Adair. Gerald Ford Harvey Johnson Barbara Ford Sandra Seeley Leland Fahringer Gary Fidler Larry Mohr Marvin Griffin Helen Smith Sally Wolfe James- Borton John Adair Beverly Ives Larry Borton Norene Finley Robert Kizer James Thomas Charles Hatcher Robert Harrnan Mable Bea verson Mary Katsoris Phyllis Bea verson Jack Gleason Jean Campbell R°salind inzelej Barbara -lockbur Gilbert Sl- Clair Richard Stovvell Student Council The Student Council was composed of fifteen members this year--two members from each class and a representative from each organization. It had as its main objective the idea of doing everything to help our school to be better day by day. Through this year, the Student Council has sponsored school parties, concessions at basketball games scheduled chapel and assembly programs and financed several school projects. The following students served as officers in this organization and the faculty advisor was Mr. Leuthold Barbara Griffin...............President Richard Taylor . . . Vice President Mable Beaverson .... Secretary Gene Schaffner..............Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Griffin, Mr. Leuthold, Gene Beaverson, Ronnie DeWulf, Sondra Yost. SECOND ROW: Mable Beaverson, Ronald Heximer, Colenzo Short, Richard Taylor, Susan Brackman, Gloria Towne. THIRD ROW: Gene Schaffner, Ella Mae Dunno, Ann Davis, Bud Clark, James Thomas. 34 PRE-E-SENTING '“EAGLEZETTE Co -Editors Business Manager Sports Editor . Art Editor . Elementary Editor . Mimeograph Mimeoscope Typists . Reporters Sponsor. Barbara Huyck, .................. Barbara Ford Jane Leininger .................Gilbert St. Clair ....................John Noble ...................Nancy Cramer ..............Delores Brackman ..............Phyllis Beaverson Nancy Cramer ....................Dick Stowell Bud Clark ..................Barbara Griffin Richard Taylor ................ Mary Beaverson Rosalind Winzeler, Norene Finley ....................Mr. Heistand atnw The Eaglezette staff, under the sponsorship of Mr. Heistand has provided the school with an excellent school paper. Besides covering many school and community activities, the Eaglezette has produced a wealth of talent through its features, write-ups and art work. The Eaglezette was entered in the Northwestern Ohio District Schoolpaper Contest, and earned a rating of Excellent. Hats off to the reporters under the Big Top! 35 Ensembles The Mixed Clarinet Quartet has played for several special groups such as student chapel programs and the Fayette Woman's Club. It participated in the District Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green and received a Superior rating. The quartet entered the state finals at Springfield where it received a Superior rating. Members of the quartet are Jack Gleason, bass clarinet; Mary Lou Uhler, alto clarinet; Helen Smith, Bb clarinet; and Delores Brackman, Bb clarinet. The Bb Clarinet quartet participated in the District Ensemble Contest at Bowling Green and earned a rating of Excellent. Nora Mae Nash, Susan Brackman, Janice Sutton, and Betty Johnson are the members of this ensemble. The Saxophone Quartet has participated in band concerts, Grange, and Woman's Club programs. The quartet entered the District and State Ensemble Contest and received Superior ratings in both contests. The quartet consisted of Jim Thomas, baritone sax; Dean Bates, tenor sax; Royal Flint, alto sax; and Merle Boyd, alto sax. The Bass quartet performed before the Fayette Woman’s Club and a church group. They participated in the District and State Ensemble contest where they received ratings of Superior and Excellent, respectively. The members of this quartet are, Charles Thomas, trombone; Danny Thomas, baritone; Barbara Griffin, trumpet; and Melvin Wyse, trumpet. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Beverly Luttrell. Linda Phillips. Gloria Wannemacher, Jack Gleason. Mary Lou Uhler, Bill Feill. Dorothy Lukens, Delores Brackman, Nora Mae Nash. Helen Smith. Alan Schaffner. Carolyn Daso, Gloria McMahon. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Brackman. Joyce Seiler, Sharon Schaffner, Betty Johnson, Earl Ferguson. Larry Mohr, Dean Bates, Merle Boyd, Royal Flint. John Ford, Bob Harman, Harvey Johnson. Barbara Griffin, Melvin Wyse. Mary Sue Maginn, Judy Adair. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Brackman, Pat Brackman, Judy Lloyd, Rosalind Winzeler, Janice Sutton, Donelda Wright. Ronnie Heximer, Jerry Rupp, Kevin Snider, Jon Schaffner, Lionel Lindgren, Lyle Bates, Curtis Heximer, Charles Thomas, Eloise Lucas. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Thomas, Sharron Griffin. Barbara Ann Ford, Una Bea Allion, Martha Borton. Paul Ford, Dick Martin, Jim Crawford. John Noble, Perry Hills. Danny Thomas. The Senior Band, under the direction of Mr. Richard Foster, has definitely contributed its part to the success of this season's performance. The fifty-three piece concert band presented a series of concerts, climaxed by the annual spring concert and also doubles for a summer marching band. Several of the band members have represented Fayette at various contests and musical events. The band participated in the District Band Contest at Bowling Green where they received a rating of Excellent. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Portman, Glenda Beaverson, Joan Towne, Phyllis Ernst, Carol Borton, Sharon Griffin, Jane Leininger, Ann Davis, Barbara Walker. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Lukens, Carolyn Daso, Jean Campbell. Barbara Sutherland, Gloria Wanne-macher. Virginia Bacon, Sandra Seeley, Mable Beaverson, Gloria McMahon, Phyllis Beaverson. THIRD ROW: Eloise Lucas, Beverly Ives, Nancy Brackman, Carolyn Tingle, Mary Beaverson, Delores Brackman, Barbara Huyck, Sondra Yost, Susan Brackman, Barbara Griffin, Martha Borton, Marlene Beaverson. The Girls1 Glee entered the District Chorus Contest at Bowling Green where they received a rating of Excellent. The school was also represented at the District Solo Contest by Gloria Wannemacher and Martha Borton, who entered as vocal solos. Gloria earned an excellent rating and Martha a rating of very good. Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Huyck. Carolyn Daso, Delores Brackman, Susan Brackman, Nancy Brackman, Eloise Lucas. SECOND ROW: Gloria Wannemacher, Bob Harman, Merle Boyd, Ora Alleman, Dean Baies, Mable Beaverson. THIRD ROW: Jane Leininger, Dorothy Lukens, Ella Mae Dunno, Sandra Seeley, Helen Smith, Barbara Stockburger, Joan Towne. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Geneva Waldfogel, Judy Fulks, Richard Fredrick, Marsha Whaley, Bill Feill, Mary Lynn Lester, Linda St. Clair, Karen Phillips, Lee Ann Hart, Leanne Miller. SECOND ROW: Alan Crawford, Dorlee Liechty, Kent Smith, Leslie Sentle, Alvin Ryan, Patty Fredrick, Joy Lee Landis, Marilyn Snow, Miriam Adair, Gloria Bohner, Sally Bretthauer, Larry Borton. THIRD ROW: Lavere Towne, Fred Bretthauer, Lawerence Shoemaker, Larry Graf, Herive Reviere, Ora Hatcher, Gary Fish, Calvin Rice, Rodney Milliman, Nelson Hibbard, Norman Calvin, Billy McKinney, Robert Lucas. Junior Band Junior Chorus FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Wilma Sentle. Carol Taylor, Robert Borton, Diane Adair, Virginia McMahon, David Griffin, Beverly Luttrell, Donald Slivka, Gerald Beaverson, Danny Thomas. SECOND ROW: Margie Williams, Terry Badger. Rosalie Schaffer, Russell Rose, Richard Green, Barbara Smith, Barbara Beaverson, Ronald Heximer, Neil Bates, Marlene Shadbolt, Caroline Vine. THIRD ROW: Phillip McKinney, Neva Kuney, Jackie Sentle, Joyce Anthony, Kenneth Whaley, Larry Schang, Patty Bohner, Linda Phillips, Mary Schang, Ronald Venia, Rudy Calvin, Lionel Lindgren. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Zimmerman, Joseph Sarnac, Charles Portman, June Graf, Shirley Stone, Agidita Perez, Joyce Seiler, Sharon Schaffner, Charles Maggin, Gloria Towne, Lois Lucas, Carol Merillat, Dolores Kingsley, Carolyn Rice. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Davis, Dorothy Lukens, Ella Mae Dunno, Janice Sutherland, Barbara Stockburger, Miss Throckmorton. Advisor; Mary Beaverson. Phyllis Beaverson. Barbara Griffin, Martha Borton, Jane Leininger. SECOND ROW: Marlene Beaverson, Nancy Brackman. Beverly Ives. Jean Campbell, Virginia Bacon, Mable Beaverson, Glenda Beaverson, Barbara Ford. Joan Tovvne. Phyllis Ernst, Carol Borton, Fern Finley. Sharron Griffin. THIRD ROW: Pauline Roth, Betty Siegel, Mary Lou Keefer, Rogina Powell, Jessie Finley, Jackie Love, Stella Shiffler, Judy Adair, Sandra Seeley, Eloise Lucas, Gloria Wannemacher. Barbara Sutherland. Carol Sue Lucas. FOURTH ROW; Evelyn Stites, Carolyn Schang. Susan Brackman Gloria McMahon. Carolyn Tingle, Wilma Liby, Mary Kuney. Donelda Wright, Norene Einley, Delores Brackman. F. H. A. F. F. A. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Alan Schaffner, Colenzo Short, Maynard Raker, Gilbert St. Clair. Dick Stowell. Richard Taylor, Gerald Ford, James Crawford, Melvin Wyse, Larry Borton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Green. Advisor; Jerry Rupp, Royal Flint. John Pfund, Bill Winzeler, Fred Armstrong, Ramon Schaffner, Jerry Ziegler. Leland Fahringer. Norville Cramer, Gene Beaverson. THIRD ROW: Gary Borton. Edwin Schmidt. James Borton, Harold Keefer, Kevin Snider. Roger Borton. Richard Martin. Irvin Lee Fether, Gene Schaffner. Frank Wilson. I FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosalind Winzeler, Dorothy Lukens. Marlene Beaverson. Barbara Ford, Donelda Wright, Miss Throckmorton, Advisor; Virginia Bacon, Sondra Yost. Barbara Griffin. Mary Lou Uhler. SECOND ROW: Sandra Seeley. Ella Mae Dunno, Carol Borton. Mary Katsoris, Fern Finley, Norene Finley, Pauline Roth. Carolyn Daso, Eleanor Portman. Barbara Sutherland. Stella Shiffler, THIRD ROW: Nancy Cramer, Janice Sutherland, Carolyn Tingle, Nancy Brackman, Martha Borton. Jessie Finley. Nora Mae Nash. Janice Sutton, Sharron Griffin, Carol Sue Lucas, Ann Davis, Barbara Walker. Y-Teens Hi-Y FIRST ROW, FRONT TO REAR: Mr. Leatherman, sponsor; John Adair, Dean Bates, Robin Wannemacher, Norville Cramer, Richard Taylor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Soule, District Counselor; Merle Boyd. Bud Clark. John Ford, James Thomas. James Borton. THIRD ROW: Gene V ilson. Paul Ford, Marvin Griffin. Robert Sentle, Jerry Zeigler. FOURTH ROW: Gary Fidler. James Crawford. Eddie Allen. John Noble. Harvey Johnson. Charles Thomas. - ♦ The new addition to extracurricular activities. Charter members are Gilbert St. Clair, Paul Ford, Mr. Adamchak, sponsor, Merle Boyd, Robin Wannemacher, Jack Gleason and Dean Bates. Marlene Beaverson, F. F. A. sweetheart, receiving Sweetheart jacket from F. F. A. president, Dick Stowell. CHESS CLUB Above: Receiving F.H.A. awards from County Fair. Below: Trophies and prizes won at County Fair for exhibits and contests. Y-Teen Formal Initiation Farm shop and industrial arts at work. Opponent We West Unity 45 Fulton 41 Metamora 47 Chesterfield 63 Pettisville 74 Archbold 70 Lyons 45 Fulton 86 Stryker 87 Archbold 51 West Unity 72 Lyons 43 Kunkle 72 Chesterfield 48 Waldron 87 Pettisville 52 Metamora 50 Alvordton 51 Lyons 48 Pettisville 46 Fulton 65 Lyons 54 Delta 41 ♦Tournament games ouuu Reserves Charles Thomas Manager Mr. Barrett Sr. High Coach FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ramon Schaffner, Bill Winzeler, Jerry Zeigler, Maynard Raker. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Shull. Gene Schaffner. Keith Allion, Harvey Johnson. Paul Ford. RESERVE SCHEDULE Opponent West Unity Fulton Metamora Chesterfield Pettisville Archbold Lyons Fulton Stryker Archbold West Unity Lyons Kunkle Chesterfield Waldron Pettisville Metamora Alvordton We They 35 19 58 8 42 24 35 19 34 29 32 62 40 30 51 19 61 35 23 62 27 28 34 39 41 36 44 27 49 21 52 34 31 21 47 21 45 FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Thomas, Herb Calvin, Jerry Zimmerman, Charles Portman, Lionel Lindgren. David Griffin. Steve Sarnac, Robert Borton. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Adamchak, coach; Kenny Whaley. Billy Ritchey. Gordon Robey. Charles Maginn. Russell Rose, Larry Schang. Ronald Heximer, Harold Schmidt. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Borton, Paul Miller, Tom Finley. Curtis Keefer, Earl Ferguson. Ronnie De Wulf. 7th-8th Grade Teams Jr. High Team FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Belding, Fred Shadbolt, Fred Armstrong, Burnell Venia, Marvin Sebring, Alan Schaffner. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Thomas, Manager; Dick Martin. Roger Borton, Frank Wilson, Eddie Allen, Dale Fruchey, Mr. Adamchak, coach. nr-riK iir-Fots Pep Band The school is especially proud to have such a fine and talented pep band to help back the basketball teams. The band, formed by John Ford, Dean Bates, Jim Thomas, Merle Boyd and Kevin Snider, added much to the general school spirit at all home games, and combined with the cheerleaders for several song-yells. It contributed to the general enjoyment of the spectators thus furthering the success of the 1951-52 basketball season. John Ford, Dean Bates, Jim Thomas, Merle Boyd, Kevin Snider. Reserve And Varsity Jane Leininger Carol Borton Martha Borton Dorothy Lukens Ann Davis Jr. High Diane Adair Judy Adair Virginia McMahon Susan Brackman Carol Taylor Queen's Night Dorothy Lukens was the Senior girl selected as Fayette's 1951-52 Basketball Queen. Queen Dorothy reigned over the Fayette Vs. Pettisville game. She was crowned at this game by her escort, Gary Fidler Her Junior attendant was Sondra Yost who was escorted by Jack Gleason, and Carol Borton, the Sophomore attendant was escorted by Gene Schaffner. The Queen and her attendants wore corsages, and the queen wore a floral crown, presented by the Student Council, who sponsored this activity. A dance was held after the game, in honor of the Queen and the team's victory of 52-43 over Pettisville. Baseball LEFT TO RIGHT. FIRST ROW: Flint. Shull, Venia. Sentle. Belding. SECOND ROW: J. Ford, Johnson, Schaffner, P. Ford, Borton. THIRD ROW: Gleason, Fidler, Clark, Alleman, Stowel] IN ACTION! SPRING BASEBALL, RECORD TRACK RECORD Lyons H We 18 They 4 Triangular F ayette 41 Chesterfield T 6 7 Chesterfield 51 Pettisville T 5 6 Morenci 45 Chesterfield H 11 10 Pettisville 5 Stryker H 28 4 County meet 14 1 2 Archbold H 3 5 F ayette W. Unity T 10 8 Delta 71 Pettisville H 22 4 Chesterfield 28 Lyons T 5 1 Archbold 85 Pioneer T 3 5 The County baseball league was played in the fall of this year. The Fayette Eagles tied with Chesterfield for the runnerup spot in the league so another trophy was added to the showcase. SCHOOL SONG Editor......................Dorothy Lukens Assistant Editor.......................Bob Shull Business Manager . . . Mary Lou Uhler Assistant Business Manager . .Dean Bates Art Editor........................Norville Cramer Photographer . . . .Robin Wannemacher Typist................................Jane Leininger Feature Writers...............Barbara Ford Martha Borton Delores Brackman Mary Beaverson Marlene Beaverson Donelda Wright Edith Warren Pauline Roth Barbara Griffin Shirley swartzendruber Sponsor.....................Mr. Leuthold 4nnua Ml CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 11. First day of school. Confusion runs wild. 14. First baseball game--Archbold--here. 15. Band attends Swanton Corn Festival. Oh, my aching feet. 18. Speaker from Russia. Baseball with Lyons --here. 19. Senior pictures taken at Toledo. Broken cameras! 20. Y-Teen cabinet meeting 21. Junior play cast selected. Baseball with Chesterfield. 22. Senior paper drive. What a time! 25. Baseball with Pettisville here. 28. Baseball at Archbold. OCTOBER 1. Hi-Y meeting 2. Baseball under lights with Pettisville here. 3. 7th and 8th softball at Zone 4. P. T. A. 5. Seventh, Eighth, and Freshman hay-rides. 8. Y-Teen formal initiation at Church of Christ. 9. Baseball with Metamora here. 10. Sophomore roller skating party 12. Baseball game at Fulton. School party. 15. County nurse talks with teachers. 17. 7th and 8th softball --Zone. 19. N. W. O. E.A. 21. Hi-Y initiation at Methodist Church. 23. Junior Play dress rehearsal 25. Powells take year book pictures. Hi-Y meeting 26. Junior Play No Place to Park. 27. Seniors attend Drama Clinic and football game at B.G. 29. Y-Teen-Women's Council and mothers meeting. 21. Halloween--Band leads parade up town. NOVEMBER 1. P. T.A. 2. Basketball game at West Unity. We won! 4. Band concert 5. Hi-Y meeting 7. Movie shown on A-Bomb and Civilian Defense 9. Basketball game at Fulton 12. Y-Teen meeting 14. Fulton County teachers meeting 15. F. H. A. Party 16. F. H. A. Assembly 16. Basketball with Metamora here. 17. Hi-Y Conference at Fostoria 20. Chapel---Rev. Frye 21. Assembly presented by Pattersons. 22. Thanksgiving vacation--My aching stomach! 27. Basketball game with Chesterfield here. 30. Basketball game at Pettisville DECEMBER 3. Hi-Y Meeting 4. Retake pictures 5. District Parliamentary Procedure meeting at Holgate. 7. Y-Teen assembly. Basketball game with Archbold 8. Band Booster's Bingo 14. Basketball game at Lyons 17. Girl Scouts' Caroling Party 18. Chapel--Rev. Ostrander. 20. Y-Teen's Caroling 22. Christmas vacation 28. Basketball with Stryker here. JANUARY 1. Resolutions resolved and just quickly dissolved 2. School reopens 3. P. T. A. 4. Basketball game at Archbold 8. Basketball game with West Unity here 10. F.F.A. meeting 11. Basketball game with Lyons here 52 CALENDAR 14. Hi-Y Meeting 15. Basketball game at Kunkle 17. F.F.A. Meeting 18. Senior Assembly Basketball game at Chesterfield 19. Band Clinic at Bowling Green 22. Chapel----Rev. Nofcier Basketball with Waldron here. 23. Dear old grade cards! 25. Basketball game with Pettisville here. 29. Hi-Y officers meeting at Defiance. FEBRUARY 1. Basketball game with Metamora here. 2. Senior Scholarship Test at Wauseon 4. Hi-Y meeting 5. Sophomore skating party 6. Methodist Father and Son Banquet 7. Eaglezette Assembly P. T. A. 8. Basketball game at Alvordton 9. F. H. A. --F. F. A. Banquet 13. Basketball tournament 14. Basketball tournament 15. Basketball tournament 16. Basketball tournament 17. Band concert 19. Chapel----Rev. Shull 20. Basketball tournament 21. Basketball tournament 22. No school--Washington's birthday 23. Basketball tournament 29. Senior Play Home Sweet Homicide. MARCH 1. Senior Play Home Sweet Homicide. 4. County Band rehearsal--Delta 5. F.F.A. Public Speaking Contest at Bryan 6. P. T. A. 8. District Solo and Ensemble Contest at B. G. 10. Hi-Y meeting 11. County Chorus rehearsal--Wauseon 12. County Chorus rehearsal--Wauseon 13. F.F.A. Meeting 15. District Band and Chorus Contest at B. G. 19. Y-Teen Chapel. , County F. H. A. , Rally at Delta 20. F.H. A. Meeting at Chesterfield 21. County Music Festival at Wauseon 22. School Party 24. F.H. A. Degree Tea 26. County Teachers' Meeting APRIL 2. Preliminary Scholarship tests 4. Spring Prom sponsored by Women's Council 15. County F.H. A. rally at Fayette 16. Freshman Skating party. , Baseball game with Archbold here 17. Baseball game with Lyons here 18. Baseball game at Chesterfield 19. State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Springfield 21. Career Day for Seniors at Wauseon 25. Spring Frolic Dance at Morenci 29. Baseball game at Pettisville MAY 3. Final District Scholarship Tests 5. Hi-Y meeting at 7:30--school house. 6. Baseball game with Chesterfield here. 9. Baseball game at Lyons --Spring Concert at Morenci 10. Jr. and Sr. Banquet at Wauseon Sportsman Club 12. County Track meet at Delta--2:00 in the afternoon 13. Mother and Daughter Banquet at Methodist Church. , Baseball game with Pettisville here 14. Joint Concert with Archbold 25. Baccalaureate 26. Commencement 28. Award Day JUNE 1-6. Senior Trip 53 n e en cL o : tu si se as on -for the. GREATEST SHOW EARTH The 1951-'52 season for the greatest show has come to an end. It has been a great year. But even before the curtain rings down on this year's program, plans are being made for bigger and better programs in the future. These plans include an improved and enlarged big top . As we anxiously await final completion of the addition, the beginnings of which are shown below, our memories linger with the old. These three old school houses, the two shops and the music box , will not be a part of the Fayette school programs of the future. As we move into our new quarters, perhaps just a little regretfully, we say goodbye to these former classrooms. PATRONS The production of a Yearbook is not financially practical without the assistance of the advertisers. The Eagle Hi-Life takes this opportunity to thank the patrons, whose names appear in the following pages, for their cooperation. Their products ana services are commended to the attention of our readers. FAYETTE CANDY KITCHEN WALTER GIVIN Insurance FLETCHER APPLIANCE Morenci FAYE SMITH'S SHOP Lingerie, Hosiery, Dressmaking VERA CHASE'S BEAUTY SHOP RUPP'S HATCHERY INC. Archbold TIDWELL MOTOR SALES INC. Chrysler Plymouth Morenci MORENCI FARM EQUIPMENT Morenci PORTER LUMBER CO. 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