Leipsic High School - Le Hi Yearbook (Leipsic, OH)

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Wm! BACK ROW: Mrs, Fields, Gary Shoe- maker, Dwight Ziesloft, Dennis Brooks, Kay Bolman, Diane Altman, Joyce Jones, Carol Mae Ward, Mr. Garster. MIDDLE ROW: Marylene Osenbaugh, Sharron Bulter, Carol Jean Schuller, Lillian Spitnale,Clea1 Medley, Charlotte Leinsetter, Phyllis Tooman, Phyllis Leisloft, FRONT ROW: Frank Rupert, Mike Mull, Jimmy Smith, Sandra Claybaugh, Wayne Faekler, Paula McArthur, ABSENT: Jimmy Berger. BACK ROW: Mr. Garster, John Cas- teel, Martha Jane Wilson, Judy Mull, Richard Brooks, Billy Berger, Gene Clark, James Spitnale, Patty Lein- setter, Dorothy Dickey, Mary Settle- mire, Albert Faekler, Mrs, Liehty. MIDDLE ROW: lflelen Rupert, Garnet Adkins, Larry Rigel, Eddie Rigel, Jack Shoemaker, Paul Jones, Lee Dietseh, Glenda Berger, Marlene Altman. FRONT ROW: Jerry Niedermeyer, Shirlee Ward, Virginia Brooks, Ruth Settlemire, Terry Shafer, Imogene Zeisloft, Patty Sue Ward, Judy Snyder, Robert Balbaugh. CK ROW: Mrs, Plassman, Paul Carol Schmidt, Bennie wson, Donetta Ward, Dean Dawson, Schuller, Reynaldo Romero, Mr, MIDDLE ROW: Sharron Ruth Ann Ward, Kenneth Roy, 1 Shoemaker, Rodger Altman, Snyder, Karen Schweitzer, Martin, Janet Fackler, FRONT : James Bulter, Terry Kratzcr, Leinsetter, Richard Spitnale, Winkle, llarold Adkins, Schuller, David Martin.

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Uk diy Fgeylog vu Qs-4 95 aa., NHTQRY uuq 'uglw I 'lf 't' ,of We were assembled in the auditorium of old Leipsic High, this time for the final practice of the graduation program. At a signal from Mr. Garster, voices blended in the melody of our school song, and our thoughts went back to the day we were freshmen. September 7, 1949, was the big day. We were met by an enormous swarm of upperclassmen who plastered our faces with lipstick and made us bow to them every time we passed them. As you can see, we all survived this and were beginning to get accustomed to high school. We chose Phil Warren as our president, with Carl Maag, Ann Warren, and Jackie Taylor as vice- president, secretary, and treasurer. We had Mr. Christy as our class adviser. l-le has helped us through many difficult situations. After three months of vacation we returned to school as sophomores. Rosemary Alt, who was chosen president, was aided by Robert Peoples, Jane Warren, and Robert Miller in the capacities ofvice- president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Then came summer vacation. Time seemed to sprout wings, for almost before we knew it the second half of our high school career had begun. We were at it again -- this time with chemistry, geometry, and American history. There was no doubt about it. The old Alma Mater had plans for usl Serving us well as class officers were Tom Seibeneck, president, Phil Warren, vice-president: Ann Warren, secretary: and Jane Warren treasurer.