Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

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F511 ,. .shy 1 - a .JL 4 W., ha J te .', . 1 , 169 - . gf -.I A . ,, . 1 9 , ,ff U, Delphos High School DeIphos,Ohio 3 AP- - 94. -'L -' if Ai, -nf 9 an Contents .Lx .P Administration. . . . . .page 6 Seniors. . .... . . . .12 Underclassmen. . . . . .22 Sports. . . . . . .32 Activities. . . . . .44 Ads. . . . . . .67 SeniorDirectory. . . . . .100 Index. . . . . .102 .1 1.. ... .. ,f wi , . . ' , . . ... .. if . : WP '- K ' ' K , Q., .e x .. 14 :zz k., m k ,,f,.. . Am,-4vr H' wp,.v-M . N, f. A ffii ,.W w--'f W ICM- . iff fi f. W H ff ,wut , N Vu W mg w i :L ,U ff? 1 :Lg X X 'P'-.... .,,M 5 I WM- Adminisfratid 4, QOBERT CHRISTY w1u.1AM KOCH K . 4,Superintendent Principal :sW1zf15X? 1 ,Q 4 1' is . .ff-sm: - - .:::f?gk- --a if . s Q f Board of Education Mr. Edwin Williams, Mr. Richard Thompson, Mr. Robert Rozelle. Mr. Otis Sawrniller, Mr. Ray Pohlman and Mr. Robert Christy. Faculty ADELAIDE M. BENNING B.A., M.S. in Bus. Ed. Mary Manse College, Ohio State U- niversity, University of Cincinnati, Catholic University, Wisconsin Uni- versity. Shorthand, Typing, Book- keeping, Business Law, Re-Echo Ad viser, Sophomore Class Adviser. VERNON HULL B.S. Findlay College, University of Kan- sas. Science, Biology, Science Club Adviser. RUDOLPH LUCAS B.S . Bowling Green State University, Wit- ' A tenberg College. Geography, History, Physical Education, Driver Training, Basketball Coach, Football Coach, Junior Class Advisor. ANN M. OETZEL B.A., Mus. B. Western College for Women, Chris- tiansen Choral School. Vocal Music. N. . Vg., fQ K , U x s ,u ,V Y 'K x , -CQ Q may an 4 - iii.--W' 'A MRS' M ali 'L g Qu AMA' ' Q -with-Q, .fi ,J 'QV X, 4 W ' 'ffrsfaf li. f' - 9 ,. Q-.v ,,, wmv xr ., is 'Y must .-- I .M - , - - 1, E. Gy 5 ,mi A uvt. X. if jg IU Faculty MOZEI..LE PICKERING A.B., B.S., P.T. Ohio Northern University, University of Wisconsin, University of Pennsyl- vania. English, Mathematics, Y-Teen Adviser. MABEL ROGERS B.A., B.S., M.A. Ohio State University, Columbia U- niversity. Social Studies, Library, Senior Adviser, National Honor So- ciety Adviser. KATHERINE SCHMIDT B.A. Muskingum College, Ohio University. Latin, English, Junior Class Play Ad- viser, Freshman Girls Adviser. LAWRENCE E. SCHMHJT B.A., M.A. Muskingum College, Ohio State Uni- versity. Senior High Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Freshman Boys Adviser. LOWELL K. SHAFFER B.S. Miami University. Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing. LLOYD SMITH B.S. in Agriculture Ohio State University. Vocational Ag- riculture, FFA Adviser. r Faculty GRACE STEINER B.A. Bluifton College, Ohio State Univer- sity, University of Wisconsin. Home Economics, Eighth Grade Girls Advi- ser. RUTH STEINLE B.S. Oberlin College, Cleveland School of Art, Ohio State University. Art, Del- phi Adviser. WINNIFRED STRAYER B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University. English, Physical Education, GAA Adviser, Senior Class Play Adviser, Seventh Grade Girls Adviser. KENNETH WOODRINC B.S. Defiance College. Social Studies, Geography, Science, Assistant Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Eighth Grade Boys Adviser. DAVID ZOLL B.S. in Educ. Heidelberg College, Bowling Green State University. Instrumental Music. CONNIE ROSSELIT Secretary to Superintendent. A , my 5' ' Kr, 'wr' -lib ,, J, t, YN' if Aff- . V6 -fs ,,,.an-H ll .4 if :tal X . 1.-if SENIOR I2 P v , ' 1 fi, f f , 'f 3 f V 4 ff' A' fx f ' ' , PJ' -' Q 3 ,:L.' -,, ,,. ,.'f,,f. 1 . , . ,L ' w. A 5 f' . . ,u ' A lk R va, l K V VA , V, ,544 s SX ,M Wm A s 1 4 'F 1 arf, 4' Atlus 1 25-.gg 'af Y MA f 1 .46-v 'lx 03' 4 Q . 'D 4 u 5 4 -I 13 Seniors President ..... . . . Jon Leeth Vice-President . . ...... Ben Violet Secretary ..... ..... R uth Ann Heck Treasurer ........ Sharon Baumgartner Sergeant-at-Arms ....... Dan Dewitt Historian ...... . . . Linda Terry 4 ,QM Sharon Baumgartner, Jack Leeth, Linda Teny, Ruth Ann Heck, Ben Violet, Dan DeWitt. Senior History Tonight, asl put on my cap and gown, I could not help but remember the four years l spent in preparation for this event--four years of study, work and play. We have been a most industrious, and yet, a fun-loving class during these years. As freshmen, we were very sports-minded. The boys were Freshman champs in football and in GAA. the girls' basketball team won the intramural championship. That's teamwork! We were social-minded too, and oh, the excitement of our first formal dance! As all greenies are, we were rather confused at first in our new environment, but when our Sophomore year started we were rating to go, and we did! During this year, seven boys were initiated into the Varsity D-Club. The hard work and practice of the band and choir was worthwhile, because that year they both went to state con- ICSB. The next year we returned as Juniors, lead again by President Merlin Gould. Merlin had been our Sophomore presidentg Gary Poling our Freshman president. We started immediately on the Re-Echo and had our Hrst taste of journalism. Also, we had our first dramatic production, Professor, How Could Youl , which was worth all the ef- fort put into it. Then came the awaited moment, the night of our prom, Paradise Isle. I remember all the work gathering and assembling the parts for the fo1mtain. As the year drew to a close we had a class picnic, one of our happiest times together. In September 1956, we entered our final year at dear old D.H.S. with Jack Leeth as our president. We spent a lot of time and energy in building our yearbook, rehearsing for our class play, and capturing second place in the Northwest Conference. The big social affair of the year was the beautiful prom, given for us by the Juniors. Our graduation has come and gone, and we, with mixed emotions, are about to embark upon another great adventure. Linda Terry, Historian 14 Seniors SHARON MARIE BAUMGARTNER ALICE ELAINE BELLINGER KAREN BERRY NANCY BONHAM LOUISE BRENNEMAN JUDY BRITT INGI-IAM WILLIAM GLENN BROADDUS JERRY LEROY BUYS Seniors SHARON BUZARD SHARON CLINGER JUDITH ANN CROSS RICHARD M. DAULBAUGH WILLIAM DANIEL DeWITT DANIEL D. DIENSTBERGER Seniors MARJORIE ANN FOUST MERLIN LEE COULD JANET ARLENE HAMMONS DORIS HAYDEN RUTHANN HECK DAVID HIGBEA BARBARA A. LADD JON ARDEN LEETH Seniors SANDRA K. JENKINS MICKEY JOHNSON EILE.E.N KEIST HARRIET MARGUERITE KNERR RONALD EUGENE KRUGH DAVID KUNZE Seniors JANICE LOUTH MERLE WILBUR MILLER BONNIE ARJIEN MULLENHOUR RONALD D. MYERS MARY LOUISE OSBURN JUDITH ANN PAINT ER bg THOMAS PARKINSON STANLEY PELTIER ALFRED L. ROBERTS DON ROY SNYDER Seniors JANINE PITSENBARGER GARY MITCHELL POLING SUSAN K. PORTER LINDA LOU RALSTON NANCY RAE RALSTON MARY ALICE REDMON Seniors GEORGE SPRING LINDA TERRY NELIDENE THOMPSON BEN VIOIJET ROBERT EUGENE WALLACE CAROL WELLS A E Josnru wu.uAMs sb' OLT av- E , JOHN WLNTERS 4. . 21 ly eff' F x K QAM-wif? S X . f 4 1. ,- 1? ir 1, .V gn Q yn., . W Mlm W? . I K I K ,f gfgii - . a:gywgJ A K' vm ' ' V' w g A , L. Eg. V fL., LL,, LL, I me 5 I .L S w w P ' 15 ,N ,fb , ? f V V -Q. my WSH - vw 5 W .M ,N - ' Y- P, L ...Tr 'f Q, law , . W I 3 - ,A ' ,A .L ,.. ,W V A ,H wygim ... me . , 1 . - -i M K ,fan Q, ,V . nu. -f- Q-:M ab: hw - R. 'ST . .,. ,. I-A 'WT' A ,Q , , ,,,, ,.:, :lf . K ' G i Xi T Dray, Ardith Dray, Jim Druckemiller, Wilma Ebbeskotte, Norbert Eulitt, Roberta Howard, Irma Hammons, Dorothy Kohorst, Edy Hohenbrink, Roger Johnson, Sally Juniors President. . . . . Vice President. . . Secretary. . . . . Treasurer ....... Sergeant-at-Arms. . . . . Allen, Karen Bame, Sue Ann Bilimek, Doris Ann Brenneman, Bob Brennernan, Janet Busch, Dick Clark, Sally Closon, George Crowe, Roger Dienstberger, Sue Dienstberger, Terry Diltz, Retha .Ardith Dray .Neil Miller .Joan Shafer Todd Rozelle .Keith Poling Juniors Jones, Joyce Ann Kalinsek, Linda Kuhn, Ron Leeth, Linda Loetz, Nancy Lyle, Stanley Martin, Larry Mericle, Tim Metzger, Joyce Miller, Neil Miller, Noel Mox, Eddie Mox, Judy Moyer, Carol Pitsenbarger, Jo A Poling, Keith RD. -'xv 'F' Q 1 , V 'r T' Vg t I W v-, Richardson, Wayne Rorabeck, Jim Rose, Gary Rozelle, Todd Schimmoller, Beverly Schlatman, Opal Schmelzer, Tom Shafer, Joan Strayer, Cynthia Thitoff, Charles R. Tmesdale, Dorothy Truesdale, Judith Vogt, Jack Whittington, Linda Wreede, Rodger Hammons, Jim I-little, Karen Johnson, Richard Kalinsek, Karen Kissell, Susan Kraft, Beth Loetz, Carl Loetz, Carolyn Sophomores Bailey, Janet L. Barnes, Larry Baumgartner, Jo Ann Beerman, Thomas Burges, Sara Bryan, Dorothy Beckner, Carla Jean Brennernan, Ronnie Brown, Nancy Butler, Donald Butler, Phyllis Clark, Melvin Claypool, Alvera Compton, Patti Cross, Tommy Culp, Richard Dewitt, LaDonna Freund, Calvin Graham, Judy Hall, Phyllis Sophomores President . . .larry Barnes Vice President ..... Lewis Place Secretary . . .Alvera Claypool Treasurer . .Ronnie Brenneman Sergeant at Arms . . .Florenz Vasquez Lucas, Philip Meeker, Caroline Mewhorter, April Miller, Juanita Miller, Patti Miller, Roberta S Mueller, Roger Place, Lewis Poling, Betty Pollock, Katherin Rice, Ronald Shaw, Sharon L16 x -.1 I W I 'x 1 X, 1 'kd V Spring, Kenneth Stant, Anita Staup, Jack Sterling, Nick Teman, Peggy Teman, Richard Thitoff, Sandra Thompson, Dick Vasquez, Florenz Wallen, Rita Clif, sf 'fj- 'Uv ,Nl PQ! in e.,,r ,Br S113 fdgy W Qt' 1 'i5W,,,ieiQQQsQf5'ge of w s i1::- Writin- UIQ: Core, Carl Dorman, Ed Ebbeskotte, Vincent Elling, Virginia Eulitt, Sally Ford, Rhoda Groves, Tom Hammons, Dianna Hiegel, Tom Hopkins, Martha f , ,X A f ? i - li' ,4 as 'W Q 0 -3: . XS? ,, 9' ' ,sri ,f 1 -a 'll IFF 'W' S--i ww- , - f fs ,Mm Q, 'if H A fm J 'K 3 f ' Freshmen Adams, Judy Adams, Karen Ayers, Marilyn Backus, Gary Barnes, Linda Basinger, Larry Baumgartner, Janice Baxter, Kathryn Bilimek, Bob Blockberger, John Bowersock, Rex Brenneman, Jim Brittingham, Sharon Broaddus, Brian Brown, Tim Butler, Raymond Buys, Donna Clark, John Clarkson, Karen Compton, Helen Copus, Ray 01 g 'N 'Qld was V he 'h 9 Freshmen lrick, Nedra Jettinghoff, Lany Keeling, Connie Keeling, larry Kunze, Dan Ladd, Janet Macwhinney, Dave Martin, Lynne Meeker, Marilyn Moreo, John Mox, George Mumaw, Craig Murray, Louann Niswonger, Frances Painter, Don Pierce, Nona Plikerd, Marlene Ralston, Larry Reynolds, Roger Reynolds, Jack Rose, Ronald Rozelle, Betty Jane Sadler, Paul Schlatrnan, Opalene Scott, Sue Lin X f?,x,, , -- ,-A K az E 2 i sp X V M ,., X I 5. I s f , me M, gf.. fit ie, N. ,naw- s.- Q 7. f sry - pk 1 ,ax 1 , A -3 , -ar V .qs 'M rv IQ ..- Q. we 'W 1' 'C .1 fl .,,. J. 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M as ...Y gk Moore, Judy Mumaw, Pamela Odenweller, Herbert Otte, Janice Parkinson, Bill Place, Bill Prine, Dianna Rentfro, Leonard Rice, Sharon Rorabeck, Lynne Stewart, Kathy Strayer, Gary Strayer, Joel Teman, Larr Theobald, Naomi Uncapher, Sue Whitaker, Kay Wolf, Chris Eighth Grade Adams, Grace Basinger, Donna Beckner, Harold Brenneman, Judy Buettner, Sharon Butler, Beverly Butler, Doug Butler, Eddie Buys, Doris Claypool, Geralene Copeland, Patricia Diltz, Etta Bell Ditto, Barbara Dray, Freddie Dray, Joyce Dunlap, Ruth Eccard, Jolm Finks, Ruth Fitch, Marie Fitch, Millie Freund, Robert Gamby, Rosalee Glaze, Carol Graham, Janet Harpster, Nancy Heisterman, Vera Horine, Joan Joseph, Ruth Ann Keiffer, Michael Keist, Kathryn Keith, Barbara Knerr, Linda Kohorst, Dick Kohorst, Gerald Ladd, Robert Ladd, Ted Leeth, Janet Lundgren, Susan Macwhinney, Lee McGrew, Kathy Miller, Marie Miller, Larry xxx Seventh Grade Allemeier, Richard Baumgartner, Bob Bear, Patty Jean Bilimek, Carl Brenneman, Linda Busch, Terry Butler, Lloyd Buzard, Carol Clark, Carol Clarkson, Linda Clarkson, Richard Closson, Roger Cross, Charles David, Gardner Ditto, Bonnie Dorman, Jim Fair, Nickey Graham, Eddie I-little, David Hodgson, Maralee Hopkins, Kenny Jarman, Kenneth Jarman, Leonard Joseph, Dick Joseph, Larry Kissell, Becky Loetz, Rodney Louth, Gary Martin, Charla Martin, John H. Martin, Susan Merry, Bruce Moller, Dennis Mox, Joe Mueller, Carolyn Murphy, Jack in. if ,mn I , -xox V , is 495, r N.. Web, ,M ,., W ir M S. ,,t,,, ,ak , J p . . x 1 f 'fx ne' B 'if 3-r 3 g,. M A, Q, E Nesbitt, Bonnie Parsons, Janet Peltier, Gordon Pollock, Elaine Porter, Eddie Rentfro, Deloris Richardson, Shirley Rinehart, Lana Rose, Cray Schabing, Joe Spring, Edward Stetler, Torna Stewart, Ronnie Stocklin, Rita Swartz, Judy Swartz, Sandra 31 Teman, Gerald Will, Bobby SP RTS P Football ring, Ludas , Managers, Ralston, Ladd , Kunze Coaches Hull Wood- Delphos De lphos Delphos De lphos Delphos Delphos De lphos Delphos Columbus Grove Lafayette . . . . For-est....... Spencerville . . ..B1uffton..... E1ida..... . Pandora . . . , Leipsic . . . The '56 football team entered the season with high hopes and a high goal. We were striving to equal the team of '53 by winning the Northwest Conference. Although we did not reach our goal the team was successful in winning the second place trophy. The season ended with a 7-1 record. We of Jefferson High would like to congratulate our new head coach, Mr. Lucas, and his assistants Mr. Woodring and Mr. Hull, on a job well done. 34 AA R. X 1' Wav , R-fix .4 A , Hgh- - 4, ,,,,,fggg 1 X, 1 W., ...Mfv-an I TAX' 'fr ..' -QA-fw-all f T . M 'il 2.x'?i-?4.b+hNSsf' I 'Til iii' tim r V! ?F fg-' C W- ,V S- 1. R b g. , 1 as S ,,,,,gQ,, ,,L 'NM is S., , A iff. ' - K Q M . , AF, A aa. ..-L .ag my vf, M1536 -f. ff fy -. I, WM ,X ,:,,.,,,,f,Qig,g rx, M H ,m,:.,,,,j,b,Qstrait N T B so ew, , gm., , . T. W, -- 1 mc Wx ' Na. .Q K1,?,',, 3 1 ..,.q,, ,U 2+ ,..,. , , a . , J - aj , 1, QL, -Q + J til' ago, V, H f' -ne' , T .., , fe, - 'X, 'i Xl' ' '- L' Vx Y, 5 if ?f5 ?,:11: at ,QQ ' L, ik. is NWA fg ef, ,,nZgf2E,f,',y 'NMA .H JA yt.. ,E 9 , '. ,. rs: BACK ROW: Mgr. Ladd, Dorman, Whittington, Strayer, Bowersock, Rice, Brenneman, Lucas, Whitaker, Hiegle, Jettinghoff, Keeling, Shaffer, Dray F. THIRD ROW: Mgr. Kunze D., Mox, Vasquez, Freund, Johnson, Loetz, Te- man, Thompson, Barnes, Macwhinney, Sadler, Broaddus, B., Brown, Ralston. SECOND ROW: Coach Woodring, Vogt, Poling K., Mericle, Buys, Kunze D., Poling G., Dienstberger D., Dray J., Dienstberger T., Wreede, Rozelle, Coach Hull. FRONT ROW: Rorabeck, Broaddus Wm., DeWitt, Gould, Roberts, Hoover, Williams, Higbea, Krugh, Winters, Violet, Coach Lucas. Elida Game 7-0 Coach Lucas and squad LQ - S it x I, 5 ,- Bill Broaddus Jerry Buys Dan DeWitt Dan Dienstberger as K nnmlk... r John Dray Merlin Gould Dave Higbea Claudius Hoover X r M - '... r e r ff., 68 ' Ronnie Krugh Dave Kunze Gary Poling Alfred Roberts 36 Cheerleading sk it - mV75klU,,,Zgg5,, N ,e,,,e ,W Cynthia Strayer, Marjorie Foust, Janet Hammons, Linda Terry Victory, Victory is our cry V-i-c-t-o-r-y Are we in it Well I guess We all come from DJ-LS! X , ax 9 CN Ben Violet Joe Williams John Winters 37 Louise Brenneman, A1 vera Claypool Basketball The organizing of a Northwest Basketball Con- ference gave the Wildcats something extra to work for this season. We had a fine season and the team worked very hard under our coach, Mr. Lucas. Al- though we had an average size team, the boys main- tained an ability to really get off their feet, which put us on even keel with taller teams. Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Delphos Paulding . . . Convoy Union Beaverdam .. Wapak Blume Ottoville . . . Harrod .... Ft. Jennings . Van Del . . . Elida .... BACK ROW: Coach Lucas, Gould, Poling, Violet, Buys, DeWitt, Winters, Dienstberger, Snyder, Kunze, Rorabeck, Mgr, Whittington. FRONT ROW: Mgr. Miller, Freund, Vasquez, Johnson, Loetz, Wreede, Poling, Rozelle, Barnes, Thompson, Mericle, Mgrs. Miller, Whittington .A Q' 1 Jerry Buys Dan DeWitt Dan Dienstberger Merlin Gould Dave Kunze Freshman Basketball BACK ROW: Coach Woodring, Vincent Ebbeskotte, Ed Dorman, Paul Sadler, Roger Reynolds, Dan Kunze, Rex Bowersox, George Mox, Mgr. Brian Broaddus. BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. Tim Brown, Larry Ralston, Tom Heigle, Ver- non Truesdale, Larry Basinger, Dave Macwhinney, Doug Whitaker, Jim Brenneman. 40 M, . m 'J A NT 1 , i M.-1 f Y fn VK: N 'W is - . ,- ,. Q. ,, : ' s , X ' Gary Poling Jim Rorabeck Don Snyder Ben Violet John Winters O O Junior Hugh Basketball BACK ROW: Mgr. Broaddus, B. Ladd, Murphy, T. Ladd, Eccud, Stxayer, Teman, Dorman, Coach Hull BOTTOM ROW: Mgr. Brenneman, Baumgartner, David, Mox, Graham, Loetz, Dray, Pcrter, Porter, Clarkson, Mgr. Brown. 41 o 5 in 3 v p wilsgwsa W 'iq ffg 5 H M ,k,k,,. ., X.,., in ' 6' 1 1 4 Q H s dikimafm f K' 1 -1 . A Baseball-1956 BACK ROW: Coach Koch, Beerman, Rozelle, T. Dienstberger, Wreede, Johnson, Thompson, Rorabeck, Coach Hull. BOTTOM ROW: Gould, Violet, Fritz, Ayers, Hilvers, D. Dienstberger, Buys, Dray. The '56 baseball team ended a great season with 9 wins and 3 losses. The team came through to take the Non-County Tournament, but lost their second game of the District Tournament to Minster. Credit is given to Mr. Koch and his fine team for a very impressive season. Jeff Gomer Jeff Elida Jeff Jennings Jeff Spencerville Jeff Coldwater Jeff Paulding Jeff Spencerville Jeff St. Rose Jeff New Bremen Jeff Minster Jeff St. Gerard Jeff Lima S.H.S . Truck Last spring an unseen sport was ushered into Jefferson High. Listed below are the boys who represented Jefferson at various track meets. We would like to give our thanks to Mr. Krotzer who took his own time to coach us. Lloyd Painter Alfred Roberts Stan Peltier John Winters Dave Higbea Gary Korn Don Macwhinney Keith Poling 4 3 W CTIWTFES M..,, x N51 Q fig 6 . , :WN Calendar Sept 4th Sept '7th Sept . 19th Sept. 20th Oct. 13th Oct. 19th Oct . 2 6th Nov . 22nd Nov. 10th Nov . 22 -25 Nov . 17th Dec. 2nd Dec . 8th Dec. 16th Jan . 15th J an . 2 8th Feb. 2nd Feb. 4th Feb. 14th Feb. 16th Feb. 22nd March 16th March 30th A pril 13th April 18 -22 A pril 27th May 4th May 11th May l 5th May 19th May 20th Ma y 22 -23rd May 27th First day of school Lima Olympia First pictures for annual Induction to Y-Teens Band to Findlay College Homecom ing-Elida No school-teacher's meeting Toledo PTA Carnival Football team and Band to Ohio State Thanksgiving Vacation Junior Class Play Case of Springtimen Bowling Green Choir Concert Y-Teen Dance - Pink Mist Choir 85 Band Concert Assembly Band Party - International Costumes District Music Festival College Nite at Shawnee Honor Society Induction Basketball Tourney at Lima No School - Washington's Birthday District Music Solo and En- semble - Lima District Contests for Band and Choir-O.N.U. State Solo 8a Ensemble Con- tests Easter Vacation State Band 85 Choir Contests Senior Class Play Junior 8s Senior Prom Last Day for Seniors Baccalaureate Commencement Final Exams End of School Year .Y J' f W I ki ebk ,. i . LE 1 Q , 4 i X . 'tiff '. 1 , 'A ,W i ' L' A i L A a g BACK ROW: Gary Poling, Terry Dienstberger, Dick Daulbaugh, Dan DeWitt, Dan Dienstberger, Jack Vogt, Dan Kunze, Keith Poling. SECOND ROW: Neil Miller, Ronnie Busch, Bill Btoaddus, Ben Violet, John Winters, U Dave Higbea, Joe Williams, Tim Mericle. FIRST ROW: Alfred Roberts, Claude Hoover, Dave Dunze, Methn Gould, Jerry Buys, Ronnie Krugh, Jim Rorabeck, Neil Miller, Mt. Koch. Boy's Athletic D Club To foster the spirit of good fellowship, increased by Sportsmanship, good athletics, honest and fair play . . . reads the constitution of the D Club. This objective is kept in mind as the D Club per- forms its various tasks. To be eligible for membership into the club requires a letter in any of the three major sports. The c1ub's activities include the selling of pop and programs at basketball games and programs at football games. The D Club members took their annual trip to Ohio State in the fall and saw the OSU-Indiana game. I7 Brittingham, Hammons, Dienstberger, Dray, Allen, Terry, Mrs. Stra- yer, Shaffer, Clinger, Baumgartner. Best popcorn in town. That's a familiar saying to the girls who sold popcorn at basketball games. This year the members of the Girls Athletic Association were very busy earning points for their letters. They did this by attending meetings regularly, serving on committees, working at basketball games, and partic- ipating in extra-curricular activities of softball, bask- etball, volleyball, hit-pin, and bowling. Girls Athletic Association Perhaps the most important event of the year was the GAA Athletic Banquet where all the athletes of the school were honored. -I 8 ABOVE: President Sharon. BACK ROW: Ralston, N., Wells, Red- mond, Ladd, SECOND ROW: Jenkins, Cross, Knerr, Thomp- son, Foust, Buzard, Brenneman, Osburn, Mullenhour, Louth, Painter. FRONT ROW: Pitsen- barger, Bonham, Ralston, L., Berry, Heck, Porter, Keist. BACK ROW: Pitsenbarger Kalinsek, Loetz, Metzger, Bame, Mox, Whittington.- SECOND ROW: Schim- moller, Jones, Eulitt, Strayer, Moyer, Trues- dale J. BOTTOM ROW: Howard, Hammons, Schlatman, Brenneman, Johnson, Truesdale D. BACK ROW: Poling, Claypool, Stant, Hall, Loetz, Teman, Burgess. SECOND ROW: Wallen, Meeker, Pollock, Baum- gartner, Shaw, Kraft, Kalinsek. BOTTOM ROW: Beckner, Miller, Butler, Thitoff, Bryan, Mewhort- er, Kisell. 1 s -,, 9 V Z 4 ll wr ' 4 in ,- Z BACK ROW: Pierce, Brittingham, Barnes, Ayers, Hopkins, Buys, Scott. THIRD ROW: Ford, Murray, Elling, Hammons, Irick, Baum- gartner, Meeker, Baxter, Violet, Temple, Keeling SECOND ROW: Rozelle, Sheidler, Eulitt, Nis- wonger, Adams, J., Plin- erd, Adams K., Clarkson, BOTTOM ROW: Ladd, Stopher, Compton, Schlatman, Swartz, Mar- tin. s. ms : Q9 Follow the G1C2llU 'IilC traditional song or the Y-Teens--embraces the ideals of this organization. They had Ll full and hnsy year, and varied and interesting meetings under the direction of their new ad- visor, Mrs. Pickering. Occasionally they had guests-niothers, fathers, boy friends. Among their fine speakers were Rev. Knnze, Miss Mabel Rogers, and Supt. Christy. The niosr exciting eveni ofthe year was their formal dance, Pink Mist was this year's thenie, giving the decorating coinniiltee a chance to show their talents. .A 1 D , 5 X Q.. 5 K . , .r . K in -A is BACK ROW: Ladd, Elling, Pierce, Buys, Murray, Brittingham, Ayers, Barnes, Hopkins, Hammons, Baum- gartner, Violet, Temple, Scott, Baxter, Sehlatman, Mrs. Pickering. 4th ROW: Louth, Claypool, Baum- gartner, Schiedler, Burgess, Irick, Pollock. Ford, Butler, Meeker, Wallen, Meeker, Eulitt, Miller, Nis- wonger, Teman, Stant, Kraft, Clarkson, Martin, Rozelle. 3rd ROW: Stopher, Mullenhour, Harnmons, Beckner, Clark, Leetli, Druckemiller, Metzger, Kalinsek, Bame, Pitsenbarger, Vkfhittington, Loetz, Thit- off, Moyer, Bailey, Dray, Mewhorter, Kissell, Kalinsek, Johnson, Poling, Hall. 2nd ROW: Sclilatinan, Kiest, Hayden, Bollinger, Ladd, Brenneman, Foust, Eulitt, Clinger, Sehimmoller, Jenkins, Berry, Ho- ward, Truesdale, Cross, Jones, Shaffer, Painter, Truesdale, Bryan, Allen, Strayer. FRONT ROW: Os- burn, Buzard, Bonham, Ralston, Wells, Redmon, Porter, Loetz, Mox, Heck, Hammons, Terry, Britting- ham, Pitsenbarger, Thompson, Baumgartner, Knerr, Brenneman, Dienstberger, Ralston. BACK ROW: Stant, Loetz C., Jenkins, Hall, Peltier, Higbea, Busch, Dienstberger, Broaddus, Snyder, Violet, Leeth Bailey, Pollock, Burgess, Teman. THIRD ROW: Baumgartner J., Baumgartner S., Poling, Druckemiller, Barnes, Rorabeck, Rozelle, Thompson, Kuhn, Mox, Brenneman, Mericle, Miller, Miller, Bryan, Johnson, Truesdale. Choir Mrs. Oetzel, our new choir director, worked with us and lead us through a most rewarding year. The projects this year were our Christmas Concert. church visitations, and most important of all, contest. Al1 Ye Nations , was our required number, and for a select number we sang The Lights of Heaven . The Girls Glee Club, organized last year, had as their numbers for the contest On a Green Hill' and Open Thy Blue Eyes . gn we M A S'.,.. ' Y? I . W wifi' 1' - , 1 'QQ - . .,. .. Q v I W , . 1 , ' l ' 1 x .-. , vifiiiis A . ll l0.,,,4 , V x- fiilzf 5152 3' :until sugiufzigu F ' 5 Hi fi rj. , , BACK ROW: Berry, Compton, Dienstberger, Pitsen- Adams, Murray, Whittington, Shaw, Strayer, Johnston, bargcr, Dorman, Brcnneman, Thompson, Thompson, Schimnioller, Whittington, Daulbaugh, Barnes, Mox, Jones, Terry, Groves, Nir. Zoll, Director. 4th ROW: Brenneman, Brittingham. Band Rain, sleet, snow, or shine, thc show must go on---and it did, as the Wildcat marching band presented the football fans with another season of fine performances. The shows were based on such themes as Highlights, and See the U.S.A. After victorious games, the band paraded through the streets doing a snake dance. At out-of-town games and the Van Wert Peony Festival the band entertained the crowds with its dance steps and marches. As rewards for their hard work the band members enjoyed a trip to Columbus for the Ohio State-Indiana football game and a costume party where prizes were given for the best costumes representing foreign countries. The highlight of the party was a dinner of foreign foods. Speical thank-yous to band mothers for a wonderful evening and for all the things they did for us throughout the year! In February the music department was host to the Northwest District Music Festival. In April the band went to Ada to give other bands some stiff competition at contest. Their select number was Romeo and Juliet Overture and their required number was Athenian Festival Overture. Credit for such a successful year goes to our fine band director, Mr. Zoll. 5 I 3rd ROW: lloward, Buys, Pinks, Adams, Core, Kaliu- mon, Wells, llall, lvlillur, Kaliusck, Ayers, Korabcck, Suk, Trucsdnlc, llummous, llammons, Buzard, Jenkins, Pollock, Truesdalc, Loctz. FIRST ROW: Baumgnrt- Dr41y,Violct, 'l'1'ucsdL1lc. BACK ROWS OF SENILCIR- nor, Porter, Pitscnbargcr. Burgcss, llcck llorinu, Bai- CLE: Miller, Bxmmqartncr, Brcnucmcm, Allen. Red- Icy. Baumgurtncr, Buys, Kissull, Marching Band ..., - O ., fix., ..,. , , '- i er, ,-.., , ' L' O C 1 W 1 9 1 Q SY N nfs., is .aus -5 ' s . s an r' S. 'E as A n 1 A wi 1 Q 4 X J- ,.. fs N ,,, a- , W: R' x- Q v if l A ' A . - ,,. --.MN-11 1 Ls- ik l , 4954-Q fl Q Zwxsilm 9M5!'b '5 A , ,,fus.,xK,?JU3,E-s1fE5 V. . . s l I ' - ' J Qf+g4::K i' Wx ,S Q. A :S vfwxf 'ws-Mm 4' ' , 5 -A A V .,: .,,,W - is H Q -QM ,. ,N 4'-p:..., v , 4 R U A A s 'l ff , A A I 1 :gm CO-EDITORS .... Dorothy Truesdale 8: Neil Miller BUSINESS ....... ...........JimRorabeck CIRCULATION MANAGER . . , . . . Judy Truesdale ARTISTS . . . COLUMNISTS ' ' ' REPORTERS . . . . . Ardith Dray, Roberta Eulitt Linda Whittington, Noel Miller, Beverly Schimmoller Sports ......... Todd Rozelle Jim Rorabeck Music .......... Karen Allen Special Features . . . Carol Moyer Classes. . Nancy Loetz, Chairman Neil Miller Re-Echo Dorothy Truesdale, Adviser Miss Benning, - PRODUCTION STAFF . . . Todd Rozelle, Chairman TYPISTS . . . V. Joyce Ann Jones, Janet Brenne- man, Jo Ann Pitsenbarger, Joyce Metzger, Irma Howard, and Wilma Druc emiller. Linda Terry, Linda Ralston Sue' Torter, Karen Berry, Joan Dienstberger, Harriet Knerr, Ja- nine Pitsenbarger, Doris Hayden, Ruth Ann Heck, Janet Hammon, Judy Brittingharn, Nelldene Thompson, Sharon Baumgartner, Louise Brenneman, Mary Alice Redmon, Carol Wells, Eileen Keist, Sandy Jenkins, and Judy Cross. Noel Miller, Todd Rozelle, Wilma Drucke- miller, Janet Brenneman, Irma Howard, Joyce Metzger, Joyce Ann Jones. BACK ROW: Sally Johnson, Linda Whittington, Nancy Loetz, Beverly Schimmoller, Carol Moyer, Noel Miller. FRONT ROW: Karen Allen, Joan Shaffer, Judy Mox, Cynthia Strayer, Sue Ann Bame, dith Dray, Jim Roraback, Roberta Eulitt BACK ROW: Louise Brenneman, Sue Porter, Sandy Jenkins, Mary Alice Redmond, Karen Berry, Doris Hayden. SECOND ROW: Nelldene Thompson, Ruthann Heck, Joan Dienstberger, Janine Pitsenbarger, Harriet Knerr, Judy Cross. FRONT ROW: Eileen Keist, Janet Hamrnons, Sharon Baumgartner, Judy Brittingham, Linda Terry, Linda Ralston. 1695 Q an-H -X Q UV? L. Junior Class Play Bottoms Up Bob Parker QNeil Miller, was interested in magic, but for some reason or other his tricks always seemed to backfire, especially on Mr. Abernaker, the high school principal fTodd Rozelle,-like the time he almost sawed Joan fSally Johnson, in two. This was especially bad since Joan was his girlfriend and Mr. Abernaker's daugh- ter. Matters weren't helped any when Louella, the maid, fSue Ann Bame, accidentally dyed Mr. Aberna- ker's coat yellow. Mrs Brnmswick, QArdith Dray, Mrs. James, QCarol Moyer, and Mrs. Hill, fRoberta Eulitt, came to see what kind of parents fDorothy Truesdale and Jim Rorabeck, Bob had, only to be welcomed to a hotseat rigged up by Bob's mischievious kid brother, Dickie fNoel Miller, and Gwen, Dickie's flame fCyn- thia Strayer,. To top everything off the law QTom Schmelzer, appeared and claimed Bob stole some valu- able animals from the zoo. With the aid of Eddie Aber- naker, fJack Vogt, his sister's fLinda Whittington, boy- friend, Bob breaks jail. Miss Bright QKaren Allen, from the zoo saved the day when she called on the Parker household and announced that the animals were not stolen but had just run away. For a surprise ending the animals turned out to be valuable chinchillas which breeded for the first time under Bob's care. DIRECTOR V- Mrs, Schmidt. STANDING: Tom Schmelzer, Todd Rozelle, Karen Allen, Jack Vogt, Jim Rorabcck. SEATED: Linda Whittington, Ardith Dray, Roberta Eulitt, Carol Moyer, Dorothy Trucsdalc. Seated on Floor: Noel Miller, Cynthia Strayer, Sally Johnston,Neil Miller. if Kb- ' 5 58 STANDING: Mrs. Strayer, Jerry Buys, John Winters, Janice Louth, Ben Violet, Susan Porter, Linda Terry, Sharon Baumgartner. SEATED: Stanley Peltier, Tom Parkinson, Karen Berry, Nelldene Thompson, Janine Pitzenbarger, Joe Williams, Alfred Roberts, Louise Brenneman, Dick Daulbaugh. Senior Class Play Two's Cl Crowd TWO'S A CROWD is the hilarious story of a family in financial difficulty. While Mother is away, the children decide to take in boarders for some extra money. It becomes a mixed-up household when Mamie, the maid, comes down with the measles, quarantining everyone for two weeks. To add more fun and suspense, Mamie suspects that one of the boarders is a murderer and goes gunning for him. Director - Mrs Strayer E. Ralston, Redrnon, Buzard, Clinger, Hammons, Belling- CAST er, Bonham, Ralston, Painter, Jenkins, Heck, Dienst- Mamie - Sharon Baumgartner berger, Hayden, Ladd, Mullenhour, Osburn, Cross, Pat - Linda Terry Keist, Foust, Knerr, Wells, Brittingharn. Emily - Louise Brenneman Dick - Dick Daulbaugh Dot - Sue Porter Marion - Willie - Ben Violet Wilbur - Stan Peltier Michael - Jerry Buys Albert - Joe Williams Annabel - Karen Berry Hortense - Janine Pitsenbarger Dr. Webster - Tom Parkinson Bill Tomkins - John Winters Boy - Alfred Roberts Girl - Nelldene Thompson Woman - Janice Louth Kunze, Leeth, Meyers, Miller, Hittle, Broaddus, Dray, Johnson, Spring, Krugh, Poling, Hoover, DeWitt, Gould, Dienstberger, Snyder, Higbea. 59 Delphi 134 Rf 31 xt 33? ,,, Karen Berry, Miss Steinle, Ruth Ann Heck, Jon Leeth. Ediwr -------- IOII Leelh Index ......... Janine Pitsenbarger Asst. ......... Karen Berry Sales Mgr. ...... Jerry Buys Photography Ed . - Ruth Ann HCCR Salesmenz Tom Parkinson Judy Painter Business Mgr ..... Merlin Gould Ronnie Myers Sue Porter Activities ...... Sharon Baumgartneg Linda Terry Sports .... . . . David Higbea Snapshots ...... Joan Dienstberger Nancy Bonham Sharon Buzard Janice Louth Underclass Rep . . . Linda Whittington Typists, Seniors and Facu1ty..L1nda Ralston Calendar ...... Judy Brittingham 60 Janet Hammons Linda Ralsmn Nancy Ralston Ben Violet, Merlin Gould Nancy Ralston Bonnie Mullenhour Nelldene Thompson Joan Dienstberger Nancy Bonham Judy Brittingham, Janine Pitsen- barger, Sharon Baurngartncr, Joan Dicnslbcrgcr, Linda Terry, David Higbca. Janet Hammons, Linda Ralston, Nancy Ralston, Joan Dienstberger, Nancy Bonham, Back: Jerry Buys, Janice Louth, Judy Painter, Nancy Bonham, Front: Nelhlcnc Thompson, Ronnie Myers, Tom Parkinson, Bonnie Mullcnhour, Sue Porter, Nancy Ralston, UPPER LEFT: Sully Clark, Judy Mox, Miss Rogers, Joyce Metzger, April Mewhorter. ABOVE: Janet Brenne- man, Alvera Clapool, Dorothy Trues- dale, Joan Shaffer. RIGHT: Karen Berry, Linda Terry, Judy Brittingham, Karen Kalinsek. LOWER RIGHT: Har- riet Knerr, Judy Cross, Carol Moyer, Nancy Ralston. Society of Books May I have the new NATIONAL GEO- GRAPHIC? IS THE COUNT OF MONTE GRISTO in? Those are some of the calls the girls of the Library Society hear every day in study hall. The librarians maintain a card catalogue, furnish magazines tothe students, keep the books in good repair, and generally take care of all phases of library work. Our Welsh Memorial Library was estab- lished in 1928, and today, under the able leadership of our Librarian Miss Rogers, it has grown to be 11 fine collection of reference books, fiction, non fiction, magazines, and film strips. The National Honor Society Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service are the qualifica- tions for members of the National Honor Society. Membership in this select group is a coveted honor. The Society holds few meetings other than in preparation for an in- duction ceremony. This ceremony given before the student body is most dignified and impressive, Following the induction a tea honoring the parents, teachers, and guests is given by the senior honor students. The officers for the year: Pres., Merlin Gould, Vice Pres., Linda Terry: Secy., Sue Porter, Trezls., Karen Berry: Social Chairman, Judy Cross, Chaplain, Jack Leeth5 Pianist, Sharon Baunigaitner. BACK ROW: Buys, Ivliller, Miller, Rorabeek. SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Berry, Porter, Miss Rogers, Terry, Leeth. :fi 1 l bfi Whittington, NATIONAL HQ? SOCIETY x 17 2 5. 5 ' Wil? Baurngartner, Gould, Cross, Truesdrtle Seniors participating in the Van Wert County Scholarship tests: Bill Broaddus, Jon Leeth, Tom Parkin- son, Don Snyder, Jerry Buys, Ben Vim- let, Stanley Peltier, Merlin Gould, Karen Berry, Alfred Roberts, Sue Por- ter, Joe Williams. ' Q 'f 5 i - 3 Science Club ASTRONOMY Top picture -'Groves, Pitsenberger, Whittington, Parkinson, Ralston, Hammons, Pollock, Bailey, Meeker C. BOTANY U r ri ht: Mox Truesdale Foust Schimmoll- PPC 8 , 1 n er, Clinger, Knerr, Buzard, Osburn, Mullenhour, Truesdale, Louth, Murray. RADIO Right-top row: Johnson, Brenneman, Lucas, Staup, Place, Barnes, Beerman. Second row: Whittington, Brown, Truesdale, Dorman, Mox, Mericle. Bottom row: Mr. Hull, Thompson, Higbea, Peltier, Freund. PHOTOGRAPHY Lower left - top row: Meeker M., Eulitt. Sec- ond rows Adarm, Irick, Rozelle, Swartz, Adams, Violet, Miller, Ladd. Bottom row: Bellinger, Ladd, Scheidler, Barnes, Martin, Brittingham, Stopher. ANATOMY Lower right-Top row: Jettinghoff, Bonham, Baumgartner, Hammons, Buys. Second row: Whitfker, Macwhinney, Kunze, Hopkins. Bot- tom ow: Cross, Bame, Pitsenberger, Johnson, Ayers. 'I' .. F. F. A. Learning to do, Doing to leam, Eaming to live, living to serve. . . . .this is the motto of the Future Farmers of America. Some of the activities during the year were: .L Q- Q 1. Greenhand initiation in October. C Qlsgfifo 5 2. National FFA Convention at Kansas City in October. O 'J 3. A trip to the Intemational Livestock Show at Chicago in November. 4. Raising of Greenhands to Chapter Farmers in January 5. Public speaking contest in February. 6. Parliamentary procedure contest ir1 March. 7. District judging contest in May. In January, a new vocational agriculture teacher, Mr. Spangler, ar rived to help Mr. Smith in the classroom and shop. Mr. Smith, Adv.5 Rex Bowersock, Norbert Ebbeskotte, Vemon Truesdale, Vincent Ebbeskotte, John Blockberger, Ray Copus, Ronnie Brenneman, Jim Brenneman, Dick Thompson. GFX i +43 5 65 ,Q T Homecoming Q' L , ' - :- Y A, Ruth Ann Heck, Queen Louise Brenneman, Harriet Knerr October 19 is a night that Queen Louise Brenneman and her two attendants, Harriet Knerr and Ruth Ann Heck will always remember. These three excited girls arrived at the field in a shining new red and white Dodge convertible. The queen and her court were escorted to their throne by Gary Poling, Merlin Gould, and Dave Kunze. There, each girl was presented a beautiful bouquet. After a victorious game, the charming queen and her attendants returned to the school to reign at a dance held in their honor. Here Gary Poling, captain ofthe football team, crowned Louise, Home- coming Queen for 1956. 66 . . . .A special thank you to our advertising patrons. Without their help we would not have been able to publish this book. 'I'he Senior Class hopes you will patronize them. 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SCHERGER'S SONS Since 1874 DANCER TEXACO SERVICE Main and First Phone 7171 Delphos, Ohio PENN'S JACK AND JILL SHOP A Specialty Shop for Infants' and ChiIdren's Wear VAN AUTREVE'S ALEX TEMAN Mohilgos Service - and North American Moving Dealer in and Storage p l lron, Metal, Hides and Furs 320 North Canal Sf. l Phone 2-2221 Phone 6034 Delphos, Ohio l 1 Complimerlt-S Compliments and il of Best Wishes HEl.MKAMP'S BOB PORTER 1 MEAT MARKET l - I Compliments Compliments Of Of DELPHOS CHINA SHOP MCCl.URE'S . . I Surplus Smre G1ftS for all Occaslons 232 West Fifth 334 N. Main St. Delphos Phone 349i Delphos I Compliments Compliments Of Of JOHN WALSH , JEWELER - GIFT sHoP . BAME 5 GROCERY over 90 years of service Dnlnl-me Groceries-Meat s-Vegetable s Ohio 326 Cherry Sf. Compliments of RAABE MOTOR SALES h Ford Sales and Service Phone 6801 Delphos - Ohio fE1ElHiD , J' Q or . Compliments of VANAMATIC COMPANY 204 S. Jefferson St. Delphos, Ohio Phone 8251 Compliments Compliments of of a THE EQUITY ELEVATOR CO. FRIEND Phone 6461 Call '2-1761 Compliments of Compliments w. T. GRANT co. of for 50 years the people's NIEDECKEN.S choice for Values CARRY'0UT N. Main St. Compliments of ST. MARY'S FOCDS INC. Packers of Fancy Canned Food Delphos Ohio RICKER LUMBER CO. A. J. Bonifas Owner l,umher-Building Materials and Millwork Headquarters for Manual Training Requirements ln Plywood-Hardwood-Pine for School Subjects Phone 764i 93 Years of Satisfactory Service THE SHOE BOX Shoes for the Entire Family 288 North Main Phone 988l Delphos STALLKAMP DRUGS The Prescription Drug Store Corner Second and Main Delphos Ohio DELPHOS CAB COMPANY Phone 2-464l 336 North Main 24 Hour Service For the Best in Fresh and Smoked Nleats - See ROTH MARKET THE RADIO STORE Television Hoffman..Admiral T.V. Service Phone 5041 403 North Main Street HARMON'S Compliments SNACK SHOP of Food prepared the way you like it. FRANK J. WILL 8a Delphos, Ohio Ponfivc Soles and Service EARL'S MARKET Complimenzs of Meats-Groceries-Fruit-Vegefables VOGT AND VOGT 210 Eqsf Eighth sf. Phone 2-3601 Compliments Compliments of DONNA'S BEAUTY sHoP of and MERLE NoRMAN's STUDIO JACOMET SlNCLA1R SERVICE Phone 4011 Fifth and Canal Phone 8311 Compliments Of STIPP Compliments KILL BROS. of J. I. Case Farm Implements WESTERN AUTO felevision Towers ASSOCIATE STORE Radiator Service and Welding Ott Moenter Delphos Ohio CITY PAINT AND SUPPLY Compliments Chi-Namel Paints of Burial Vaults Building Materials LLOYD MYERS GARAGE Phone 2-3291 Congratulations to the Class of I957 HOVERMAN STUDIO Delphos Ohio Compliments Remember your Rexall Store for Best Values always Of REMLINGER DRUG CO. REDMON'S FURNITURE Delphos, O. Phone 3471 Delphos' O, DELPHOS IMPLEMENT- SALES Oliver Farm Equipment I Delaval Milker m l Compliments Of CLUB CIGAR STORE wEGER,S Phone Delphos Dry Goods Reqdy.fg.weof Venetian Blinds-Curtains Ticker Service Draperies Sporting goods Cords Make our store your Shopping Headquarters Compliments Compliments Of Of HARRY A. GROVES Insurance Agency BUCK'S BODY SHOP The Shop That Quality Built H33 N. Main Sf. C. L. Fritz PROGRESSIVE TOOL C0 Tool - Dies - Special Machines General Repair - Prompt Delivery 204 Jackson St. Telephone 873l WElGLE'S GROCERY Delphos Ohio PAUL STALLKAMP Electrical Contractor 208 First Street Phone 2-'l8ll HANF'S MODERN MARKET 325 East Cleveland St. DELPHOS AWNING SHOP H. T. Dienstberger PITSENBARGER SUPPLY COMPANY Corner Main and Third Street Delphos B.E Goodrich DELPHCS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CCMPANY Compliments Of JOHN A. METZNER AND SON General Insurance FEATHERS EXCAVATING AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 1333 North Main Street Delphos, Ohio Phone 3421 Compliments Uf DELPHOS QUARRIES COMPANY BIRKMEIER A MONUMENT COMPANY Compliments Of STRAYER'S Groceries and Mears Phone 6611 804 West Clime KURTZ SOHIO SERVICE Atlas Tires and Batteries Battery Recharging Tire Repair Main and Fifth - 7761 Delphos, Ohio Best Wishes from THE HUFFMAN MANUFACTURING CO. AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK The Bank of Friendly Service SCHMIDT'S Complete Food Market of Self Service Corner Canal and Second KAUFMAN STUDIO New Location 622 West 2nd. Phone 4091 WALTER H. JAUMAN Insurance-Notary PubIic-Bonds MICKEY'S CLEANERS Free Pick Up and Delivery 518 West Sth St. HAN SHUMAKER MOTOR SALES Studebaker-Nlercury Guaranteed Used Cars Parts and Service 222 North Canal Delphos, Ohio tudeb aker NU-MAUDE'S RESTAURANT Known for Finer Foods Member Federal Reserve System Good Luck-Class of 1957 THE COMMERCIAL BANK Delphos, Ohio Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ALSPAUGH BODY SHOP Auto Body Work-Auto Painting Wrecker Service Phone 8291 DeIph0S, 0l1i0 Grain Inspection Service PAUL F. ROZELLE Chief Inspector Delphos Phone 9691 201 5. Jefferson CITY FEED STORE Delphos Ohio ODENWELLER'S Clothing Store Delphos Ohio THE DELPHOS COMMUNITY OIL ASS'N., INC. U. S. 30-S Phone 3891 Gulf Products MEYER'S IGA FOODLINER 333 North St. Delphos, O. When Shopping Remember SHENK'S I Home Owned Since 1876 THE NEW DELPHOS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Coal Coke DELPHOS CLAY WORKS CO. 23471 clTY FUEL co. Clay Drain Tile Fuel that goes Far and Satisfies Structural Tile - Si0kel'S - Phone 8301 Service and Repairs Delphos Ohio Main Street and Penne. R. R. Complimems Compliments of of WANNEMACHER JEWELERS BURKlE'S GROCERY Delphos Ottoville Spencerville Phone 21651 340 W. Fifth HORINE LUMBER COMPANY Builders Supplies Millwork Sash and Doors Insulation In Our Fifty-Sixth Year White Pine - Yellow Pine - Fir - Redwood - Uak Birch - Mahogany Compliments Compliments of Of STRAYER'S SUPER MARKET H04 North Main Sf. OSCAR A. KOLKMEYER FUNERAL HOME Compliments and Best Wishes of 228 North Franklin St. Delphos Ohio ALLEMEIER BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of MYERS CLEANERS GERMAN SHELL SERVICE Virg German Phone 5881 E. Sth St. and Ft. Jenning Rd. Lenith Phila CHARLES SHOE STORE Family Shoe Store 229 North Main Street CHUCK'S RADIO SHOP o Television iwlfll DeIpIIos Ohio The royalty of radio and T E S I O N HOMER POLLOCK ED. H. HOELDERLE 8: CU. Auctioneer and Realtor PIumI.aing Delphos Ohio Heanng LEONARD O. WINTERS Builder and Cabinet Maker 730 North Jefferson Street Phone 6065 I CLAWSON'S ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors and Dealers G.E. Refrigerators G.E. Ranges G.E. Washers 302-306 Main G.E. Dryers Delphos, Ohio Senior Directory SHARON MA.RIE BAUMGARTNER Commercial Course: Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Social Chairman 35 GAA l,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Band l,2,3,4, Letter 35 Band Ensemble 2,3, Letter 25 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Delphi 45 Library 1,25 Choir 1,2,3, 45 Girl's Glee Club 3,4. ALICE ELAINE BELLINGER Allie General Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,3, 4. KAREN ELAINE BERRY General Course: National Honor Society 2,35 Y-Teen 2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band 45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Library 45 Scholarship Tests 45 Delphi Staff 4, Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! 35 Girl's State 35 Choir 1,2,3,45Girl's Glee Club 3,45 Choir Ensembles l,2,3,4. NANCY BONI-IAM General Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Re- Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 4. LOUISE BRENNEMAN Weesie General Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Ensemble 2,3,45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 45 Majorette 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Choir Ensembles 3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Girls Glee Club 3,4. JUDY BRITTINGHAM Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Re-Echo StaE 3,4 Delphi Staff 45 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! 35 Library 3,45 Science Club l,2,35Choix l,2,3,4, Letter 35 Choir Ensembles 3,45 Girl's Glee Club 3,4. WILLIAM GLENN BROADDUS Bill Academic Course: Re-Echo Staff 35 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You'. 35 Science Club 1, 25 Football l,2,3,45 Letter 2,35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 D-Club 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 ChoirEn- sembles 45 Scholarship Tests 4. JERRY LEROY BUYS General Course: Delphi Staff 45 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! 35 Scholarship Tests 45 Science Club 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45D-Club 3,4. SHARON BUZARD Buzzie General Course: Class Secretary 25 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Band Ensemble 2,3,45 Del- phi Staff 45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club l,2,3,45 Majorette 45 Choir 2,3,45 Choir Ensembles 45 Music letter 3. SHARON CLINGER C1ir1ki9 General Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Vice President 25 Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1. JUDY CROSS Commercial Course: National Honor Society 3,45 Y- Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Delphi staff 4, Library l,2,3,45 Science ciub 1,2,3,4. RICHARD M. DAULBACH DiCk General Course: Band l,2,3,45 Band Ensemble 1,2,3, 45 Science Club 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 D-Club 3,45 Drum Major 45 Choir 2,35 Music Letter 2. WILLI.AM DANIEL DEWITT Boone General Course: Class Officer 2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 D-Club 3,4. DANIEL D. DIENSTBERGER Dan General Course: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 D-Club 2,3,45 Choir 3,4. JOAN DIENSTBERGER Joanie General Course: Vice President 35 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Pianist 45 GAA Letter 35 l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Ensemble 25 Re-Echo Staff 3, Co-Editor5 Delphi Staff 45 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! 35 Science Club 1,25 Publication Workship 35 Choir l,2, 3,45 Accompanist 45 Choir Ensemble 3,45 Music Let- ter 2. JOHN W. DRAY General Course: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Base- ball 1,2,3. MARJORIE ANN FOUST Mag General Course: Class Vice President 25 Y. Teen l,2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club l,2, 3,4, Vice President 3, President 45 Cheerleader l,3,4. MARLIN IEE COUID Mo Academic Course: Class Vice President 1, President 2, 35 National Honor Society 3,4, Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 3, Business Manager5 Delphi Staff 4, Business Manager5 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! 35 Scholarship Tests 45 Science Club 1,25Foot- ball l,2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Baseball l,2,3,4, Letter 2,35 D-Club 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4. JANET ARLENE HAMMONS Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Vice President 45 GAA l,2,3,4, Letter 35 Band l,2,3,4, Music Letter 35 Band Ensemble 2,3,4, Letter 35 Choir l,2,3,45 Girl's Glee Club 3,45 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Delphi Staff 45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,4, Alternate 3. DORIS HAYDEN Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3. RUTHANN HECK General Course: Class Secretary 45 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 President 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Ensem- ble 35 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Delphis Staff 45 Science Club 1,25 Publication Workship 45 Choir l,2,3,45Girl's Glee Club 35 Homecoming Attendant 4. DAVID HIGBEA Dave General Course: Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Science Club 1,45 Football l,2,3,4, Letter 2,3,45Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 D-Club 2,3,45 Choir 4. GARY L. HITTLE General Course: Basketball 1. CLAUDIUS L. HOOVER Claudie General Course: Class Sgt.-at Arms 15 Football 1,2,3, 4, Letter 2,3,45 D-Club 2,3,4. SANDRA K. JENKINS Sandy Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Letter 35 ChoirEn- semble 3. MICKEY JOHNSON General Course: Class Vice President 1, Treasurer 25 Science Club 15 Basketball 1. EILEEN KEIST Commercial Course: National Honor Society 3 5 Y- Teen 45 GAA 2,3,45 Re-Echo Staff 45 Science Club 3, 4. HARRIET MARGUERITE KNERR Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 35 Library 2,3,45 Science Club 45 Choir 45 Homecoming Attendant 4. RONAID EUGENE KRUGH Ronnie General Course: Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 D- Club 2.3.4. DAVID KUNZ2 Dave Academic Course5D-Club 45 Football 45 Basketball 45 Pomeroy High School 7-11. BARBARA A. LADD Barb General Course5 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Science Club 1,2,3,4. JON ARDEN LEETH Jack Academic5 Class President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Letter35 Re-Echo Staff, Co-Ed. 35 Delphi Staff, Edit0I 4 5 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You! , 35 Scholarship Tests 45 Science Club 1,25 Bas- ketball-Jr. High Mgr. 1, Baseball Mgr. 5 Publication Workshop 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,4. JANICE LOUTH J an General Course5 Y-Teen 1,2,3,45GAA l,2,3,45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Choir 1. MERLE WILBUR MILLER Bi1l General Course: Football 15 Basketball 1. BONNIE ARLEEN MULLENHOUR Bon Y-Teen 1,2,3,45GAA. l,2,3,45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Choir 1. RONALD D. MYERS Ronnie General Course: Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Football 1,35 Basketball l5 D-Club 2,3,4. MARY LOUISE OSBURN 0ssie General Course: Y-Teen 1,2,3,45GAA l,2,3,45 Science Club l,2,3,45 Choir 1. JUDY PA.lN'I'ER General Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA. l,2,3,45 Band 15 Delphi Staff 45 Choir 1,2,3. ' TOM PARKINSON Acedemic Course: Delphi 45 Science Club 45 Lima Central High 1,25 Lima Senior High 3. Scholarship Tests 4. STANLEY H. PELTIER Spike General Course: Band l,2,35 Band Ensemble 25 Re- Echo Staff 35 Science Club 1,2,45 Football 2,35 Choir 253,45 Choir Ensemble 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Scholar- ship Tests 4. JANINE PITSENBARGER Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band Ensemble 2,3,4, Letter 25 Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Science Club 1,2,3, 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Choir Ensembles 3,45 Girls Glee Club 3 4. ch RY MITCHELL PoL1Nc Mitch General Course: Class President 15 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45D-Club l,2,3,45 Letters 1,2,s,4. SUSAN K. PORTER Suzy General Course: National Honor Society 3,4 5 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Ensemble 2, 3,45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi 45 Junior Class Play Professor, How Could You 5 Science Club 1,2 5 Choir l,2,3,45 Choir Ensembles 3,45 Girls Glee Club 3,45 Scholarship Tests 4. LINDA LOU RALSTON Commercial Course: Y. Teen l,2,3,45 GAA. l,2,3,45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Science Club 3,45 Choir 45 Girls Chorus 3,4. NANCY RAE RALSTON Nance General Course: Y. Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Re- Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Library 3,45 Choir l. MARY ALICE REDMON Ma Commercial Course: Y-Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band Ensemble 2,3,45 Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Delphi Staff45Cheer1ead- er 15 Choir l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Choir Ensembles 3,45 Girls Chorus 3,4. ALFRED L. ROBERTS Alf General Course: Re-Echo 35 Football l,2,3,45 Letter 2,3,45 Basketball 152,45 D-Club 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Scholarship Tests 4. DON ROY SNYDER General Course: Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club 1,25 Football 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Scholarship Tests 4. GEORGE SPRING General Course: Basketball 1. LINDA. TERRY Commercial Course: Class Secretary 35 Class Histor- ian 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Letter 35 Y-Teen l,2,3,45 Secretary 35 GAA l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band 1,25 3,45 Letter 35 Band Ensemble 25 Letter 25 Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi 'Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Library 3, 45 Science Club 1,25 Secretary 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3,4. NELLDENE 'THOMPSON Academic Course: Y. Teen l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Re-Echo StaH 35 Delphi Staff 45 Science Club l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Girls Chorus 3,4. BEN VIOLET ' General Course: Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Re-Echo Staff 35 Delphi Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Science Club 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Let- ter 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Letter 2,3,45 D-Club 2,3,45 Choir 45 FFA 1.2,35 Scholarship Tests 4. ROBERT EUGENE WALLA CE Wally General Course: Football 1,2. CAROL WELLS Commercial Course: Y.'l'een l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band l,2,3,45 Letter 35 Band Ensemble 2,3,4, Letter 35 Re-Echo Staff 3,45 Cheerleader 15 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Letter 35 Choir Ensemble 3,45 Girls Chorus 3,4. JOSEPH WILLIAMS Joe Academic Course: Football 45 Letter 45 D-Club 45 Belleville, Illinois l,2,35 Scholarship Tests 4. JOHN WINTERS Jake General Course: Class Treasurer 15 Re-Echo Staff 35 Science Club 15 Football l,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Letter 45 Baseball 1,25 Track 35 D-Club 3,45 Vice President 4. Adams, Grace 30,54 Adams, Judy 28,49,54,73 Adams, Karen 28,49,53,58,73 Allemeier, Richard 31 Allen, Karen 24,47,50,53,54,57,74 Ayers, Marilyn 28,49,50,55,64,70, 73,76,88 Buckus, Gary 28 Bailey,Janet 26,50,53,55,64 Bame, Sue Ann 24,49,50,53,57,58,64 Barnes, Larry 22,26,27,35,39,52,64, 79,80 Barnes, Linda 28,49,50,53,55,73,100 Basinger, Donna 30,92 Basingcr, Larry 28,40 Baumgartner, Bob 31,41 Baumgartncr, Janice 28,49,60,52,53, 55,64,73,88,100 Baumgartner, JoAnn 26,50,53,54,88 Bamngartner, Sharon 2,12,14,47,50, 52,53,54,57,63,68,69,83,88,85,61 Baxter, Kathryn 28,49,50,53 Bear, Patty Jean 31 Beckner, CarlalJean 26,49,50,90 Beckner, Harold 30 Beerman, Thomas 26,43,64 Bellingcr, Alice 2,11,l5,50,74,84,93 Benning, Miss 9,55 Berry, Karen 2,12,48,50,52,53,54,57, 60,62,63,68,85,88,91,92,94,95 Bilimek, Doris Ann 11,24 Bilimek, Bob 28 Bilimek, Carl 31 Bonham, Nancy 2,15,48,5O,61,64,84, 90,92 Blockberger, John 28,65 Bowersock, Rex 28,35,40,65 Brenneman, Bob 24,41 Brenneman, Janet 24,49,50,53,55, 56,62,88,102 Brenneman, Jim 25,40,65 Brenneman, Judy 36 Brenneman, Linda 31,103 Brenneman, Ronnie 22,26,27,35,53, 54,64,65 Brenneman, Louise 2,4,12,l5,37,44, 48,50,53,54,57,66,68,69,72,81,88, 89.91,96 Index Brinkman, Frank 85 Brittingham, Judy 2,4,12,l5,47,50, 52,53,55,57,61,62,75,85 Brittingharn, Sharon 28,49,50, 100 Broaddus, Bill 15,34,36,46,53,63,79 94,102 Broaddus, Brian 28,35,40,41 Brown, Nancy 26 Brown, Tim 28,35,40,41,64 Bryan, Dorothy 26,49,50,53 Buettner, Sharon 30 Busch, Dick 24,52 Busch, Terry 10,82,86,91 Burgess, Sara 26,49,50,53,54,88 Butler, Beverly 30 Butler, Donald 26 ' Butler, Doug 30 Butler, Eddie 30 Butler, Lloyd 31 Butler, Phyllis 26,49,50 Butler, Raymond 28 Buys, Donna 28,49,50,53,55,64,70, 71,88 Buys, Doris 30,54 Buys, Jerry 15,32,35,36,39,40,43,46 61,63,71,78,84,91 Buzard, Carol 31 Buzard, Sharon 2,16,48,50,55,75,95, 96 Christy, Mr. 8,71,72,86 Clark, Carol 31 Clark, John 28 Clark, Melvin 26 Clark, Sally 24,5O,62 Clarkson, Karen 28,49,50 Clarkson, Linda 31 Clarkson, Richard 10,31,41 Claypool, Alvera 23,26,27,37,49, 50, 62,86 Claypool, Geralene 30 Clinger, Sharon 2,16,47,50,64,84,96 Closson, George 24 Closson, Roger 10,31 Compton, Helen 28,49,5O,54 Compton, Patty 26,53,53,90 Copeland, Patti 30,92 Copus, Ray 28,65 Core, Carl 28.54 102 Cross, 83 , 84, Cross, Cross, Judy 2,16,48,50,57,62,63,64, 100 Tom 26 Charles 31 Crowe, Roger 28 Culp, Ri chard 26 Daulbaugh, Richard l6,46, 55, 7 1,78, 79 Davey, Art 85 David, Gardner 31,41 DeWitt, Danny 2,14,16,34,36,39,40, 46,73,90,93 DeWitt, LaDonna Z6 Dienstberger, Danny 16,35,36,39,4O 46,73,90,93 Dienstberger, Joan 2,4,16,47,50,53, 54,57,6l,74,76,78 Dienstberger, Terry 24,35,43,46,94 Diltz, Diltz, Ditto, Ditto, Ditto, Retha 24 Etta Bell 30 Barbara 30 Bonnie 28,103 Ron 3 1 Dorman, Eddie 28,34,40,54,64 Dorman, Jim 1O,31,41 Dray, 58 Dray, Dray, Dray, Ardith 24,47,5o,52,53,55,s7, Freddie 3o,35,41 Jim 24 John 12,16,35,36,43 Dray, Joyce 30 Druckemiller, Wilma 24,50,52,53, 56,73,88,90 Dunlap, Ruth 30,75 Ebbeskotte, Norbert 24,65 Ebbeskotte, Vince 28,40,65 Eccard, John 30,41 Elling, Virginia 28,49,5O Eulitt, Sally 11,28,49,50 Eulitt, Roberta 24,49,50,53,57,58 Fair, Nickey 10,3l,82 Finks, Ruth 30,54,86 Fitch, Marie 30 Fitch, Millie ao Ford, Rhoda 28,49,50 Foust, Margie 2,11,17,37,48,50,64, 79 Freund, caivin 26,34,38,64 Freund, Robert 30 Gamby, Rosalee 30 Blaze, Carol 30 Gould, Merlin 17,33,35,36,38,4O,43, 46,60,63,66,74,82 Graham, Eddie 10,31,41,82,103 Graham, Janet 92 Graham, Judy 26,101 Groves, Tommy 28,541,641 Hall, Phyllis 22,49,50,52,53,54 Hammons, Diane 23,28,49,50,55,53 64,70,73,86,93,100 Hammons, Dorothy 11,24,49,50 Hammons, Janet 2,17,37,47,50,53, 55,61,69,70,57 Hammons, Jim 26 Harpster, Nancy 30,92 Hayden, Doris 2,17,50,57,79 Heck, Ruth Ann 2,4,12,14,17,44,48, 50,53,54,57,60,66,69,74,78,81,85, 88,92,93,75 Heisterman, Vera 30 Heigel, Tom 28,35,40 Higbea, Dave 2,l7,32,35,36,46,52, 61,64,69 Hittle, Karen 26 Hittle, David 31 Hittle, Gary l2,17,67 Hodgson, Maralee 31 Hoover, Claudius 17,35,36,46 Hohenbrink, Roger 24 Hopkins, Martha 22,28,49,50,64,73, 86 Y Hopkins, Kenny 10,31 Horine, Joan 30,55 Howard, Irma 24,49,50,52,53,54,56, 95 Irick, Nedra 29,49,50,73,l02 Hull, Mr. 6,9,34,35,41,43,64,81,101 Jarman, Kenny 31 Jarman, Leonard 10,31 Jettinghoff, Larry 11,29,35,64 Jenkins, Sandy 2,4,12,18,48,50,52, 53,55,57,68,75,81,88,95 Johnson, Mickey 2,18,68,79,93 Johnson, Richard 26,35,39,43,64 Johnson, Sally 4,24,49,50,53,54,57, 58,64,88,89 Jones, Joyce Ann 25,49,50,53,55,56, 10 1 Joseph, Dick 31 Joseph, Larry 31 Joseph, Ruth Ann 30 Kalinsek, Linda 25,49,5o,s5,74,91, 95 Kalinsek, Karen 26,49,5O,53,54,62 Keeling Connie 29 Keeling, Larry l1,29,35 Keiffer, Michael 30 Keist, Eileen 2,18,48,50,57,84 Keist, Kathryn 30 Keith, Barbara 30 Kissell, Becky 30,103 Kissell, Susan 26,49,50,52,53,55,88 Knerr, Harriet 2,4,12,18,44,48,50, 52,53,57,62,64,66,75,81,85,88 Knerr, Linda 30 Koch, W. J. 5,6,8,12,43,46 Kohorst, Dick 30 Kohorst, Edy 24 Kohorst, Gerald 30 Kraft, Beth 26,49, 50,53 Krugh, Ronnie 2,18,32,35,36,46,73, 79 Kuhn, Ronnie 25,53 Kunze, Dan 29,34,40,46,64 Kunze, Dave 2,4,12,l8,32,35,39,40, 46,66,82,85,103 Meeker, Caroline 27,50,53,64 Meeker, Marilyn 29,49,50 Mericle, Tim 25,35,46,53,64,76,79, 91,94 Merry, Bruce 31 Metzger, Joyce 25,34,49,50,56,62 Mewhorter, April 27,49,50,62,88 Meyer, Ronnie 19,46,6l,79,93 Miller, Billy 2,l2,19,67 Miller, Neil 4,24,25,39,43,46,53,55, 56,58,63,94 Miller Noel 4,25,46,53,54,56,57,58, 63,86 Miller, Juanita 27,49,50,53 Miller, Patti 27 Miller, Marie 30,95 Miller, Larry 30 Milla Roberta Sue 27 Moller, Dennis 31 Moreo, John 29 Moore, Judy 30 Mox, Eddie 25,53,55 Mox, George 1l,29,34,40,64 Mox, Joe 31,41 Mox, Judy 4,25,49,50,57,62,54 Ladd, Barbara 18,48,50,79,92 Ladd, Bob 30,77,41 Ladd, Janet 11,29,41 Ladd, Ted 30,34,41 Leeth, Janet 30,50 Leeth, Jack 2,12,14,18,53,60,63,68, 85,87 Leeth, Loetz, Loetz, Loetz, 88, 89 Loetz,, Louth, Louth, 90, 93 Lucus Lucas 91,94 Linda 25,50,52 Carl 26 Caroline 26,49,50,53, 101, 102 Nancy 25,49,50,52,53,55,57, 94 Rodney 31,41 Gary 31 Janice 2,l9,48,50,6l,64,79, Philip 27,as,e4 Mr. 9,a4,3s 3s,s1,1o1 7 ! Lundgren, Susan 30,86 Lyle, Stanley 25 Mac Whinney, Lee 30 Mac Whinney, Dave 29,35,40,64 Martin, Charla 31 Martin, Larry 25 Martin, Lynn 29,49,50 Martin, Jolm 31 Martin, Susan 31 McGrew, Kathy 30,92 l 0 Ii Moyer, Carol 25,49,5O,52,53,57,58, 62,73 Mueller, Roger 22 Mueller, Carolyn 31 Mullenhour, Bonnie 2,11,19,48,50, 58,61,64,90 Mumaw, Craig 29 Mmnaw, Pamela 30 Murphy, Jack 31,41 Murray, Louann 29,49,50,54,64 Nesbitt, Bonnie 31 Niswonger, Fran 29,49,50,54 Odenweller, Herbert 30 Oetzel, Mrs. 9,6,53,78,102 Osburn, Mary 2,19,48,50,64,79,90 Otte, Janice 30 Painter, Don 11,29 Painter, Judy 2,19,48,50,53,61,88, 92,96 Parsons, Janet 31 Parkinson, Bill 30,77 Parkinson, Tom 2,4,12,19,61,63,64, 68,69,75,85,94,96,100 Peltier, Gordon 31,86 Peltier, Stanley 2,12,19,52,64,68,69, 75,85,89 Pickering, Mrs. 6,10,50,76,78,88 Pierce, Nona 29,49,50 Pitsenbarger, Janine 2,4, 12,20,48, 50,52,53,54,57,6l,64,68,70,75,88 Pitsenbarger, Jo Ann 25,49,50,54,64, 95 Pitsenbarger, Lee 85 Place, Bill 30 Place, Lewis 22,27,64 Plikerd, Marlene 29,49 Poling, Betty 27,49,50,53,88 Poling, Gary 2,l2,20,32,35,36,39,41 46,52,66 Poling, Keith 4,24,25,34,39,46,80 Pollock, Kathryn 27,49,50,53,55,64, 90,96 Pollock, Elaine 31, 103 Porter, Eddie 31,41,86 Porter, Sue 2,4,l2,20,48,50,53,54, 52,63,68,75,83,57,95,61 Prine, Donna 30,95 Ralston, Larry 29,34,35,40 Ralston, Linda 20,48,50,52,53,57,83 95,96,84 Ralston, Nancy 2,30,48,50,61,62,77, 84,92,96 Redmon, Mary Alice 2,26,48,50,53, 54,57,83,95,96 Rentfro Leonard 30 Rentfro, Deloris 31 Reynolds, Roger 29,40 Reynolds, Jack 29 Rice, Ronald 27,35 Rice, Sharon 36 Richardson, Shirley 51 Richardson, Wayne 25 Rinehart, Lana 31 Roberts, Alf 2,4,12,20,32,35,36, 63,75,84,85,46 Rogers, Miss 5,10,62,63,71 Rorabeck, Jim 25,34,39,43,41,46, 52,55,57,58,80,63 Rorabeck, Lynn 30,53, 102 Rose, Gary 25 Rosselit, Mrs. 6,11,76,78,95 Rose, Ronnie 29 Rose, Gary 31,79 Rozelle, Betty Jane 29,49,50 Rozelle, Todd 24,25,35,39,43,52,56, 58,94 Sadler, Paul 22,35,40 Schabing, Joe 31 Schimmoller, Beverly 25,50,52,53, 55,57,63,64,88,89,90 Schlatman, Opal 25,49,50,90 Schlatman, Opalene 29,49, 50,88 Schmeltzer, Tom 25,58 Schmidt, Mrs. 10 78 schmidr, Mr. 10,74 Scott, Sue Lin 49,50 Shafer, Joan 24,25,47,50,52,53,57, 62 Shafer, Johnny 11,29,35 Shaffer, Mr. 5,6,10 Shaw, Sharon 27,49,50,52,53,54,102 Sheidler, Charlene 24,49,50 Snyder, Don Roy 2,20,39,4l,53,63, 100 Spring,George 4, 12,31,67, 100 Spring, Ken 27 Spring, Edward 31 Stant, Anita 27,49,52, 53,50 Staup, Jack 27,63 Steiner, Miss 11 Steinle Miss 60,11 Sterling, Nick 27 Stetler, Toma 31,103 Stewart, Kathy 30 Stewart, Ronnie 31 Stocklin, Rita 31,103 Stopher, Becky 29,49,50,91 Strayer, Cynthia 4,25,37,49,50,52, 53,54,57,58,75,96 Strayer, Gary 30 Strayer, Joel 30,34,4l Strayer, Nlrs. 5,6,10, 11,47,81 Swartz, Vickie 29,49,53 Swartz, Judy 31 Swartz, Sandy 31 Teman, Gerald 31 'Teman, Larry 30,41 Teman, Peggy 27,49,50,53 Teman, Richard 27,35 Temple, Marcia 29,49,50 Terry, Linda 2,4,14,21,47,37,50,52, 53,54,57,61,54,59,70,86,88,62,63 Theobald, Naomi 30,49 Thifoff, Dick 25 Thitoff, Sandy 27,49,50,53,72,90 Thompson, Dick 27,35,39,43,52,55, 65,79,64 Thompson, Nelldene 2,21,48,50,52, 53,55,57,70,79,82,88,61 Truesdale, Dorothy 25,49,50,53,55, 58,62,63,64,94,56 Truesdale, Judith 25,49,50,54,64,70 Truesdale, Vernon 29,40,55,64,65 Uncapher, Sue 30 Vasques, Florenz 22,27,34,39,86 Violet, Ben 2,4,12,14,32,35,39,37, 41,43,46,60,63,75,89,94,53 Violet, Sharon 29,49,50,53,55 Vogt, Jack 25,34,46,58,81,94 Wallace, Bob 2,4,12,21 Wallen, Rita 27,49,50 Wells, Carol 2,21,48,50,54,95,96 Whitaker, Doug 22,28,29,40,35,64, 86 Whitaker, Kay 30 Whittington, Bob 22,28,29,34,39,54, Whittington, Linda 25,49,50,53,55, 57,58,63,64,88,94 Wills, Bobby 31 Williams, Joe 21,35,37,46,76,77,91 Winters, John 2,2l,37,33,35,39,4l, 46,96 Wolf, Chris 30 Woodring, Mr. 11,4l,34,40,85,89 Wreede, Richard 29 Wreede, Roger 25,35,39,43,94 Zoll, Mr. 5,1l,55,70,101 W w 1 w W W N w X ,ww ww- VP X N N N N WM! 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