Oak Harbor High School - Harbor Lites Yearbook (Oak Harbor, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1949 volume:

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'I F' ,. ,ws N if v 1 .,r -hx-...... x .. .MIA 2.25. 1A if ,AI'f'f, fv 1 i f4x,- .3G f'1i'f': W 'fl 'Z S s-fifyttf ' -ef - jA 4 , Q , '-K H ,' A ,5 . ..4 ll.. Q A.,.. . , . , ,4 xr.. 4 -a Back Row: Supt. R. C. Waters, Mr. E. Johnson-Geometry, 8th Social Studies and ' - Histo and Sth Reading, Mr. A. Augsburger-Agriculture, Mr. R. McReynolds Am. ry E lish Mr. D. Martin-Am. Democracy, Boys Phys. Ed., and Football, Track Coach, HE Mr. T. lemple-Industrial Arts and Basketball Coach, Mr. J. Barnhart-Physics and General Science. Front Row: Miss E. Timpe-9th English and Librarian, Miss H. Henkelman- Commercial, Miss C. Lowman-Biology and Girls Phys. Ed., Miss G. Schlose- Principal and World History, Mrs. C. Baumgartner-Latin And English, ' - E ics Miss R. Lenhart- Miss M. Clark-Music, Mrs. M. Wagoner Home conom , Mathematics, Miss M. E. Stockwell-English and Speech. Je 3 D ANNUAL STAFF s:ssasass....:a1'Q::s2- AT' A mgiigikw' W 1: , iff? ' W' . Clayman, R. Finken, G. Graves, N. Peters, D. L. Beck, Miss Schlose, . Couture-Ed., B. Duff, W. Meyer, J. Sqpire, B. Johns, D. Kreager. Jsenteesz D. Krampien, B. Haynes. 3 1 a 1 3 n 5 S FS A .mr ' .- ,V -a?2g lirfif- 3 , .mm 'E1' - N- ' 1 J., rx .n, 'Q ,Y . ,TH . SENIOR CLASS DONALD BAHNSEN 'A gentleman is slow to take offense, and slow to give it W Band 1,2,3,h Orchestra 2,3,h Pep Band 3,h Lesbian Stunt 3 Christmas Program-1. ROYCE BALD F 'Life without sports, is not life to mc.' Basketball-2,3. Vollyball-3. Ping P0ng 3,1-la FO0tbal1 he Fo Fo Ao 2,3,I-lo DONNA LOU BECK 'A pint of kindness, sweetness and charms n Rocket Staff-l,2,3,h. F. H. A.-2,3,h. Spyglass. Senior Play. JOANNE BESHALSKE ' WJolly and gay, she's always that way.' Cheerleader-3,h. Live Wires-h. G. A. A.-2,3,h. Track-3. Senior Play. EDGAR BOON WTake it from me, he's got the goods.' Band Q Orchestra-l,2,3,h. Dance Band- 1,2,3,h. Dramatics-l,2,3,b. Basketball- 1,2,3o 20 ANNA BROWN 'No spring nor sum er beauty hath such grace.' Track-3. Live Wires-h. G. A. A.-2,3,b. Intramurals-l,2,3,h. MARY BRUWN NA girl with a smile, a girl worth 0 Go A0 Ao'3,,-In ve Wires-M. Intramurals-3,h. LEROY BUEHLER but he'11 get there.W 2,3,h. F. F. VA.-1,2,3,h. Per- Attendance-1,3. Football-l,h. limentary Procedure-3,h. 5 S J 2 5 1 5 GEORGE FELIEB. 'Oh should life all labor bs?' 'W TrlCk'2,3,l-lo RANDALL FIIIKBII 'He who tries fined roowm-2,3,L. nukesbau-1,2,3 h. bli01,2g3gho m.llb'2g3gLo Junior and Senior Class Pros. LAR!!! FIZBR 'Oh, this big had man.' rO0tbl11 1,3,Elo Fo Fo Ao'3o JO ANN FOXIORTH 'Either I will find a ll or :ako 1t.' Library Staff-2,3,l4. Inter-Society P1-q'2l Rocket St.rf'1,2,3o Bmd'2,3,h0 Glas Club-2,3. IARJORIE FRANCK G 'She's eager and joyous, vivid and smart.' Band 8: Orchestra-1,2,3,h. Adelphian Stunt-l,2,h. Rocket ,Staff-2,3,h. Inter-Society Play-3. Glee Club-l,2,3.h IIRIAH GENZIAN 'Big hearts are found in small framss.' Fo Ho A031-,2,3,b. Gloe C1.ub 3,uo Lesbian Stunt-2,3. Intramurals-3,h. EVELYN GOOD MAN 'She speaks with a purpose.' Glee Club-1,2,3,b. Ldelphian Program- ' l,2,l4. Librarian-3,h. Inter-Society Play-2. Class Program-1,2,3,lL. ALICE GRANT 'All good things como in small packages.' Freshman Program. I 2 'a 5 1 . if 21 3 GENE GRAVES- . WHe takes life as it comes.' 2,3. 2,3,,-Ll C1.u.b'2,3,ho Band-1,2,3,h. Orchestra-2,3,h. Adelphian Pres. DICK GREENLEY 'A youth of frolic, a man of sports.' Football-l,2,3,h. Basketball-3. Varsity Club-h. A TOM GREIGER 'A little nonsense is a good thing.' Football-1,2,3,h. Track-l,2,3. Basketball-1. Dramatic Festival-M. Lesbian Stunt-2,3. STEWART GROBE 'Not so small, not so tall, but still is liked by one and al1.' I ' Football-3. Track-3. Varsity Club- 3,h. Intramurals-3,h.' I 1 nu BILL GYUE 'Quiet, but his friends are many.' '1ra.Ck 1,2,3,l-lo Fo Fo Ao 1,2,3,I-I-0 Parlimentary Procedure-3,h. State Dairy Judging-3,h. Junior Program. Inter-Society Play-M. ROBERT HAYNES M 'Never a dull moment.' . Latin Club-1. Lesbian President-h. Dramatics-l,2,3,h. Track-2,3. HELENMAE HERMES 'Always laughing, always gay.' Live4Iires V. Pres.-h. Band-l,2,3,h. Dramatics-2,3,h. Librarian-2,3,h. Go Ao AO72,3O GERALDINE HOPFINGER 'Shefs an A11-American Gir1.' TI'aCk'1,2,3o Go Ao Ao 2,33,-lo Live Wires-3,h. Intramurals-1,2,3,h. Freshman Program. F . . ' .4 X .' ,ls 1,, 'Wh K if 'Q' ,Q-Q' H .' ,J 2 '5:'I..i.,!h:v . ' . Q Q'wYFfQ.a' 4, A 4 -N 1' :i.Z?'7: 43' H :me X I ' A 'l 1f f f 'A ,-1. ' x : r-' ' rd . f' ' 4 : 1 ' Q 1 X A L 1 ' -. , -' v ,'-si ,,p. . .rm f' :WS , ',. - 1-gl nu! ,. L,.,i uf-2 .f 1...-4 wg t ,,1, lx . If 1 + 'ml 1 6 ,- . n A 'a. 1 , . 1'1- T-, li rl f ,- Q , ,V .Km .Mfr -1. mx-'J , J.. .f ' . f- . : :N-.L ,L ,,.. . W - ML.-ua -1 1 . , K , A I 'V 1 1 W ' H fu 4 s ' I L A . r - 1 A ' . 1: , 1 - 'Q. .Mtv , n W -' 1 M rw'-.' .1 3 , 'F1f--,,-:.- .4, , A . ,21gf.5,.w-, .pn-.v 4.4 3 ' M 'M' F- '4 via' TE- EQ5f 1 .' WE. ',f 751' - Aa A- -ff f mm., ' , -- 1 .Y ff' - if. ' UQ, wf f I '- ' lfi1L'5'5l J. X f ' is f -. . '- ' K .. 4- ,...1:-, A -- 1 A 1. , . . , Lwfew 11 - -wr: 32,585 '54, i V . I .I X '- - fl . 1' ,.y,1i.Z. ' , ,4...y ,. K fy! .11-au' 1.1 4,. ' W ,X ,, J .l , L4-.Q L ,4 '..vJw A-'XA I. z,,.. ' ., vm' fa As-v.gLL'.g. ' ii.: S 1, T , , - . 4' ,. - 7.7-gs 4 HARIAN JESS ' 'Kind in lord and deed.' G. A. AL-2,3,h. Intramurals-l,2,3,h. Track-1,3. BARBARA JOHNS 'A dish fit for the gods.' Cheerleader-3,h. Inter-Society Play-3. Rocket St3.f.f'2,3,I-lo Go Ao Ao 2,3,ho Glee Club-1,2. ERIC KILMER 'He jokes at all trouble.' Band and Orchestra-2,3,h..Glee Club- 2,3,h. Dramatics-2,3,h. Dance Band- 2,3,!-lm TI'aCk'J-I-0 WROTHY KOHLMAN 'M kingdom for a man.' Senior Play. Live Wires-3,h. Y-Teens- 2,3,h. Sophomore Play. Band-3,h. G0 Al A0 2,3,l-lo 1 'DELORES KRAMPIEN 'She's prim and neat, and very sweet.' Band-1,2,3,h. Spyglass-h. Rocket Staff 3,h. Class Program-2,3,h. Intramurals- 1,233,140 IIJNALD KREAGER J 'The longer you know him, the better you like him.' Football-2,3,h. Basketball-1,2,3. Track-1,2,h. Varsity Club-3,h. I JUNE LEASER 'Reserved but 1ikab1e.' F. H. A.-2,3,h. Glee Club-1,253. Y-Teens-2. Lesbian Stunt-2,3. Intra- murals-1,2. HARRY LEEHASTER 'Sma11, but so was Napoleon.' F. F.'A.-1,2,3,h. Parlimentary Proce- dure 2 3 3 Q hi Senior Play. 'lrack-3, ll 0 State Cattle Judging-1,3,h. -xg 'P nk' -'4 F v nn 'hs Q qw 5' f 1 I. ,-x TF I J lf, JA 1-1 1 Ag 3 ,: . K1 , ,!'v. X 4 .gg . --w '1.v ,. ,X .f 1 f- . T. . U, M, 1 .Lx ' 1 C-, 'H , X, ,. .y v vu , 1 uw ..,..- y, . ,, gf! --,I ', ,. ,, f ., 3 '1 gg. Af .-,n 1 ,Ylx A 'g4,,f14g,..,14 KATHRYN LEIIS A Wquiet, but liked by all tho know her.' Freshman Prozram KI! DUI IIESER 'A likable, loyal lad ie he.' F. F. A.-3,h. Parlimsntary Procedure- 3,h. JOSEPH LOCHOTZKI 'A skin he loves to touch is the pigskin.' Football-1,2,3,h. Track-1,3,h Dramatics-2,3. Varsity Club-2,3,h. LUCILLE LORENSEN 'Her sm le is warm, her eyes are bright.' Perfect Attendance-1,2,3,h. Senior Play. Rocket Staff-2,3,h. Intramurals 1,2,3!hO Fo H0 A0 1,2,3,hO 22 WV . fs 11:1 0 V SWHQHFPL Sfawew Y? A k- .. A ' fwhfzmffw x dawn ,wrmviwww' 'Wm f ' ' - , Z Y' 2mEQZgmf, - ' Q 1 -2?4ifi'aQN 1 , - on o r QQaaaaawa:+yi:,4w,g - l k .... .X k, :Y ' fQQNWsi?i+yfwEmvvE 5 ..... ' ' W fa ,s,. gig sas? -, .f . -azsaafe: f agar, gives gs- N ::z:::5z. 3,13 .QQW?xwzp ' .QQEQQ GAILLARD IARKLEY 'A happy smile for one and al1.' F0 Fl AO 1,2,3,hl matics-1,2,3. Parlimentary Procedure- 3,b. State Judging Contest-1,2,3,h. IALTER IIIER 'A boy who has an answer for every question, and a question for every answer.' Band and Orchestra-1,2,3,h. Scholar- ship-1,2,3,h. Dance Band-1,2,3,h. Dramatics-l,2,3,h. Glee Club-1,2,3. KARL HELANDER 'Kind in word and deed.' Band-1,2,3,h. Projection Club-l,2,3,h. Lesbian Stunt-l,2,3,h. Dramatica- 1.2.3.U- HAR! ELLEN NOBLE 'Hers is a quiet oharm.' Junior Class Program. Sophomore Class Program. Y-Teens-2,3,h. Latin Club- 2,30 F0 Ho Ao'1,20 1 y. ,4 ,4 5 Q E 5 NORML JEAN NOLTE 'A friend worth whi1e.' Band-2,3,h. Glee Club-2,3,h. Mixed Ch-orus'h0 Go Ao 10-30 Y-'Deens-2,3. BETTY OVERIYER Wquiet, but very friend1y.' Ba-nd'1,2g3,,-lo G1ee.c1ub'1,2,3,,-le Go A0 Ao 2,3,,-to Class Pr0gam-1,2330 Y-Teens-2,3,h. NANCY PETERS 'She always greets you with a smi1e.' Glee Club-1,2,3,h. Dramatics-1,3,h. Student Council-14. Y-Teens-2 , 3 , h . Ge Ao Ae 2,3,l-lo DAVETTA ANN REESE 'Behind her smile, there is a lot of mischief.' Glee Club-2,h. Y-Teens-2,3,h. Teacher 'She's sure to chase your blues away Class Program-1,2,3. Lesbian Stunt-3, Glee Club-2,h. Cheerleader-3,h. Track-2,3. Rosmumr REINBOLT h SHIRLEY RICE 'Twink1ing eyes and a merry smi1e.' Live lires-3,h. G. A. A.-2,3,h. Y4Teens-2,3. F. H. A.-1,2. Intramur- als-1,2,3,h. RUBY RIMEISPACH 'Her friendship is a jewel of worth unto1d.' Band, Hajorette-1,2,3,h. Glee Club- 1,20 Fo Ho AO'1,20 Basketball-2. VERA SADDOHIS 'She's always full of fun wherever she goes.' Go Ao Ao'2,3,,-lo LibraI'y'1,2,3,,-lo Intramurals-1,2,3,h. Latin Club-2,3. UML ... 4 u K-. A- v ' fxgr 4,kR'.!.l'. Y w . t Y-Lv V r 115' 'Z-W Fr'-+57 -1 - 'EV '1 '- , . 1.5. rr ,het :gf K .W . , .11 si ,.L-.1f,, My N M I? I . ,,.,., . 1 '4 ..' -- .,'n?.. . 1 ' .1 ' 2:1 gzigtli, I-ggi fr fx. A L if li, . ' ' .' rf 1.1 -, ', . T4 , ,s. n I 1 , 1 3, ,, ,. . v 1 5 L ,,. 1, I., .MA-, .W 4- aa- . wa' -ff- w 1 r r-.v'5,1 ,x ,. !:,. , KL.-gs -. , ,rt . frW.' ., U. Hy- ,- I ' .U LW, . -. 1 - v x,i. . , Ml.-A . ,' E-.L 1.1 , .V ..,x . A V vw l .vN W v.:,L!- Q 1 1 5 A - 5 . A-. V: 1 . 4 , , I A o I f . , ' 1 . ,,.., f D 11 I R V' W1 0 X 1 , gr. 4. ' V .!.. V 1 I - 1, X . 11 J., 5 wal' Y' ,,- .. fig fs ' V' ll: -,U-pall, H: 1' v w I , F v 1-,. M, . f '1' , .P . , 4-v,. . 4 , .H- '-ar fl, I , M f 1 W1 A' .- ,.-.v1L .f f 5.4,-, . ,,1,. ar -, '- 1 . A V, 'L NEW . , M ,'.g, In v 4 . F ,, . ..'1 iwpl I 2 .L - up -, '.-I ' K MJ L A M' ' wi' 'V Q K ' 1. A ' 1 1-, v ,Av ,,v Nw, 1- .- ik QMQ1 Xi , My.-fc, fda ,N , 1 fffffsf-' f ':,.,.,1,.. 5,1 W, ,gh V r' lil 'B-E22 -i .' I. .-e-- .Lv -1 . Q-Vi' iii! N A D' T-E' ' ' 7if5:s il 57 5 , V f - + f V. A 1. N xr 2 4 . 5 EV. , 1-.2 f i,2'1', ' gl iff, fTSi'1'ff 1.29 .lxa-.. .fit 'Nil . Q 445545 1' ' I ,E1:'fm-un 1: 'xr-2, 'u Mui,-1 , V'1 L, IL'-Alf ' ' 54.fg:1 .. ?5.Fw,K- ' ,f -. ' xxx -' ' 11.55 P' U.. 1' ki. X , . h X W 1 5 I U ,. K v . .- ,AA ,- ,x 1 1 '1' ff . X' ,fl- f I 1 , rf .mf I, ,,,, MARJORIE SAHLOFF 'She's always ready for a good time.' Glee Club-1,2,3,h. Rocket Staff-2,3,h. Class Program-l,2,3,h. G. A. A.-2,3,h. F. H. A.-l,2,3. Adelphian Program-2,3,h V WAYNE SAMPSON 'Silence is sometimes more eloquent than words.' Track-1,2,3,h. Basketball-l,2,3. Rocket Staff-2,3,h. Class Play-2,3,h. WINONA SCHAFER 'Tb be rich in friends, is to be poor in nothing.' Band and Glee Club-l,2,3,h. Class Officer-2,h. !4Teens-2,3, Pres.-h. IALLY SCHILLER . 'I came, I studied, I graduated.' Track-1,2,3. Football-l,2,3. Projec- tion Club-1,2. Intramurals-h. Basketball Manager-1. 1su111 ROLAND SCHUMAKER 'Quiet, but he gets around.' Clay-l,2. BaSketba1.1 3,,-lo Fo Fo Ao' 3,h. Parlimentary Procedure-3,h. F. F. A. Officer-h. BERNARD SPRAGUE 'A sturdy oak in the forest of men.' Football-3,h. Basketball-2,3,h. Track-2,3,h. Varsity Club-h. Junior Class Program. Adelphian Stunt-h. FARRELL SPRAGUE 'Marriage is a desperate thing.' Football-2,3,h. Track-3,b. Dramatics- 2,i,h. Varsity Club-3,h. Intramurals- 3, . JOYCE SQUIRE 'Friendly and sweetg to know her is a treat.' Glee Club-l,2,3, Pres.-h. Y-Teens-2,3, V. Pres.-h. Student Council-2. s 4fL S' 215-1 , r sig! L Y cv N' L. 1 If e I 1:1 .L ff. ' f . 'f , ' .UW ' ,1 ,--- , 2 ' Li . - if, F , - .. ' f.. it if f , ?fv7L1l.'Q, ' ' Ar ,Fw , X X. I- Y: Va E545 .' I if ,,, :ht s51..h,q: '1n1,-5'gw-.- Y, L ,,-, L1 , ' ' 2 w . 7. +5 1 1, -. . A . . .von fuses' 1 1 'She is gentle, she is shy, but there. is Iisehiet in her syn. - BDCYUU -Stiff-'ln 0100 Club-1,2,3o I-1eene.2,3,h. mv' irQs 3,h0' I e t .rotor manic r e 'I little drl 'ith big tilkllo' if , Ge. le chl'!'188m'3,ho 1 '. Track-1,2. Erick IlhlgQT'3o Intrlihihll 1o2a3sh9 ' 1 ' . mmunevmomsn - , u mmm wma. dom 1urk'in her' O' . e8tn'2,3o Ge 'Ae A0 2,33he hack' 1,3. Glee Club-2. I-Then!-2. F. H. 16-1 VER!! UIERSIA e How an all-round good fellow. F4 F. A.-3,l1. 'Parlinentary Procedure- Bgh. Burmbau-1. Trick-1. Adelphian Stunt-1. ' ' IXJBI3 IISTIRBHAUSEN 'Her ll-Q friends know she is kind and efficient. . Band and Orchestra-1,2,3,h. Glee Club- 2,3,h. Clase Program-1,2,3,h. G. A. A. 2,3,l-sg I-Teens-1,2,3. JOYCE IOHLEBS 'It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice.' Band and Orcheet.-a-1,2,3,h. Glee Club- 1,2,3,h. Drametics-1,2,3,h. Intramu- rals-1,2,3. W M JANE YOUNG' 'Goode to' be merry and wise. Band and Orchestra-1,2,3,h. Clase Pro- gram-1,2,3,h. Ae LQ-2,3, Pr85o'ho Inter-Society Play-3. Glee Club-2,3,h. IDIS IARNE labsenteej 'Heakness is not teaknessd' V 1 w.. 1 . , ' Y A I . .f 'Lf ol f qi 4, ,Ln 1 I -,dans-. P. 1 -,,.. Um, , . - N v Wg. ,--iv. - 4. XA.' A.! 145 if, A' . N 'I fl ,-, A 1 . I ,, , , ,-1, l.. .rl . M -. .-, w 1 r nn w 1 ' , .M-. Q ,, . 1 f-4 v, . ..,. ,4 ,R .,., A Hu.. , 1 , ii .fqf'.9U'f Al.1j'N:' w M .' ug 1 v., ,JY 4 Ls- I 2. . -1 an!! J, :ui ps 1 : wx 1.6.5 '- v, 'Tl' 'QW ,'- fu' A -,Qu ,,,. 7.3 .AA I ' sr -.4 ' tr Q A '- -' I-..'l1T,l.5 'jf' :.'.g'1-' . 'JU w P f. ,Vg-11., 'S lui --xl N.-' ,U 'Fl 2 5 fi, faTf'1' - ,A -' - , - '4 . .Q ,' . , 4 l. .'. SJ- iv A 4 . w lf ' .5Q..f' J . 'Y .vw-.x..w' .U- I - ' .3 ' 'vw 1 . . .- -. fx -1 ,- w-'.i '. 1 'I X ,' 'VL I' ' I Q A . i.'AU'.11DA,f'-:- 1135- ,. ' , wi l J , 'Q K A ' wi...-' 1 41. A 1 'gf' - w ' x -. . -. 1 1 ' I ' Q f - ' , A , , I ' .N -'-:fi i x .' f A- 'v , I Iv -' K' . 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Ravas, J Wisler Second Row: G. Flick, L. Mays, D. Kardatzke, D. L. Mehlow, G Genzman, S. Peters, P. Fehr, A. Anderson, L. Pond, S. Bennett, R DGWILZ, D Young, S. Noble, I. J. Risch, H. Bishop, D. Schultz, R. Throne, P Young, M LaFonta1ne, N. Smith. C. Gates, D. Miller, M. Wegner, G. Stafford, M J Maylum, J Hanny, H. Wendt, D. Wendt, M. Baumglrtnlr, M. A. Gyde, L. Lipstraw, M Kreilick, First Row: Lo Wisler. Absentees: K. Winters P. Dangler, M. Kern, L. Nickel, R. A. Stevens, K Hamann, M Harder, , Ro ., a . :Z rl. 5 Fi .5 3 li u A -- 1 i .w 3' 'E .4 Q. 4. E N r . , A ' 1 we -' ' 1 f f I? , .,. , V, 1 , in 21. ,,. .1 .,,,, w -ff-M' W . 7.51123 mf f ,V ,. wx ' J' r' ,sl ,,, , .1 JEQ ,r, '- Q A r,..,, V . -An qi? 'R 4 ' :BL sf, 'V avi ' 3555 F 57 'fiiff y 1-11.15-' 5, -f A . V1 .nf I, .Wf . V ' A I ,f 2 .,' -A w . -,K -'Val fr .. f 1 7 f .. wr ,Y I, wg- i ,HL I. '.5':y H V p., 3:W 1 . 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Petersen. Absentees: R. Deitzel, R. Lieske, M. Zibbel, M. Schanke, J. Thompson. i 1 v 'i .W I E ' fj' ' . . .L . Y 4 . W . .,, Q-,Ly V I, a'L,p,, 'V :Z ' '. .. ' ' , Z 1. -X , wr. 5. K ' ml V , A .,,. , qc. Y ff ,1 ,Tr-,lips f,. ,QA fa- M if 1.:.':i?g5-3 - lim 3 :,,-511: - ' , M-5- -4',N.W-V , . , , . 31- ' 'H-'af' 171 fa?3'++?v :f iiA 5 13 A-' is lr 57: ' 11 'f. 5 ,- . 'rtq-: H1 ' -, . , '.L 5' :Q ' K 'I' Y 'wif' ,Lfff ' 'X :gfu '3f2.'W.'i-' X- ' .N , V Vmmw- -sw 'N , , 4 lu f , A , .- C' V .ghgxf , - ,1.-2:p- -1, , '-Elfqfk' 153, vi-,z?f, - V, ,-1---5, , , .,- 5 w1:i 5,!! 'fel' '15 -rffrfigi' V' 4 .' :ff 5-1 VJ.-1 Mg'-'1, . ' 1.4. , 'Z'n:,.:,,-'LL A jf ' 'K' up--f 1..1: 1 -Lv, - ' 'F pr- 55 .H I , '- 'Q-.wfff f W'-:Q--. X- V . ff. ' ,.1-L.p-- - 244' , . , 1 'V - , . ,rf .e'w1gs1.s,, , 4. ., ,- ., .., . . - 4. H ',.v x I, , -f 1 ,J ff-.41 ' 1 ' ' 'gpg-55, . A 'M 1 .s ':.' V V: 'L L., ' ,: .,a, 1 , 1 w mg W , - Fre sh l C4 3 2 1 SZ -. hr Ei 2 L E iFRESHMAN CLASSL'-1 Fourth Row: L. Peters, E. Sickmiller, ll. Hoover, E. Hermes, F. Gill, J. Cover, R. Peters, R. Schultz, R. Knopp, J. Favro, G. Libben, J. Browder, L. Lieser, G. Hablitzel. ' Third Row: J. Smidutz, C. Knieriem, J. Trabbic, D. Lieske, G. leitzel, A. Young, D. Gaeth, J. Felton, P. Poling, N. Arndt, B. Sondergeld, J. Rahrs, D. Dewitz, F. llagrum. Second Row: J. St. Clair, ll. Ripks, J. Krehmke, K. llyerholtz, J. Douglas, ll. Harshfield, K. Genzman, A. lbrlander, R. Schiller, J. lleng, J. Stafford, N. Rauch, J. Fleckner, J. Smith, ll. Tice, J. St. John lPres.J, D. Johns, B. Heinsen, G. Weyandt, N. Anderson, M. Harder, A. Apling, V. Harder, A. Dreier, R. Immel, D. Buehler, D. Finken, G. Sandlisch. First Row: N. Subrhier, M. Gardner, S. Throne, L. Rimelspach, ll. Ieisley, A. Hpke, C. Vollmer, ll. Miller, B. Beekman, C. Brackett, D. Thayer, C. St. Clair ll. lilburn, I. Hanthorn, L. Schuster-. Absentees: D. Brough. R. Sess, F. mnkelman, ll. Fillmore, R. Kidd, H. Ieaver. A ,..,,,,. ,. ,1 .. ,, .. 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A 4:5 , A, ,XXV bwX can Se gg Q, ,. ,,n,pA Q ,XA Y ,X ' 3 5 Q 3 5 5 f TRACK sQuAo w Row: D. Kardatzke, G. Chiarelli, K. Winters, D. Robron, B. Robinson, H. -sh, R. Ravas, R. Jacobs, K. Knopp, M. Arndt, H. Shatto. .rd Row: D. Martin Ccoachj, E. Mitchell, W. Iindisch, P. Fehr, G. Cass, D lager, G. Markley, W. Meyer, D. Boon, B. Gyde, lk Schiller, R. Schumaker, Kinsel, Es Kilmer cmgro-Do ond Row: G. Graves, D. Orwig, N. Oestreich, L. Schiller, R. Thayer, W. pson, F. Sprague, H. Lezotte, R. Mylander, K. Freimark, R. Sidell, R. nsen, A. Hemminger Cmgr.D. st Row: L. Buehler, J. Green, D. Konieczny, G, Freimark, G, Felder, J. --r . hotzkl, W. Duff, H. Leemaster, R. Throne, J. Chambers, B. Sorg H. Bishop. 3 entees: R. Flnken, R. Wehner, H.JForeman. i 2 ? ,Q f BAND t X Fifth Row: S. Peters, J. Carstensen, I. Meyer, G. Graves, K. Mylander, D. B5.Esen, E. Kilmer, D. Orvlig, E. Boon, J. Young, S. Bennett. Fourth Row: J. Humphrey, D. Krampien, H. ll. Hermes, S. Kilmer, D. Fought, B. Duff, D. llistinghausen, M. Franck, K. llyerholtz, A. lylander, D. B. Damschroder. Tnird Row: R. Rimelspach, Miss Clark, B. Radloff, L. Hays, E. Lenz, E. Hofacker, D. f. lleE1o1r, P. Fehr, D. Boon, N. Smith, H. Hopfinger, J. Stafford, E. Schumaker, R. Robron. Second Row: L. Schuster, ll. J. Haylum, B. Petersen, B. Overmyer, D. Thayer, I. Tlisflfer, J. Foxlrorth, A. Clayman, B. Hay, J. St. John, B. Meyer. First Row: ll. Overmyer, D. Nolan, I. Henry, B. Heinsen, A. Apling. Esengesz ll. Kreilick, W. Schafer, D. Kohlman, D. Dewey, R. A. Stevens, fC'P'5InT'N. J. None, J. wohlers. y 5 I s, K '. H ll 5 2 F W. is ' 'f' 7?- v ,, -. . b s w W W M A K 'AP'- 2 zlz f 1 -. W , f Y 5 QQ- A A B Y E x 'NZ 'avi , Qi is Q if 31 xg ' w ' Q 2 file- .,.,. X. 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Carstensen, no Je Squire, Do Iso Beck, lo First Row: Miss Henkelman, J. lohlers, D. Krampien, S. Bennett, D. B. Damschroder, N. Peters, ll. Hermes, ll. A. Gyde, K. lberholtz, lliss Absentees: L. Zerck, S. Peters, D. Deny. J. Young , Timpe. . V-x. , A 'f-Q ,1 N: su , . - 'ENE' -V '- '- -1.15-L .. .Y . 4-'11, ' ' Qi ' ' .. fl'-S+: W Ng.-'I 7?'5v Y IM: .U J N . VXI ' w., , 2, 1.,:, 4,,,.5u.f.: 7.- gN,A.1,.?N V Y . 1 vm-. ., ,M 1 -, gf. W 5 x v I 1 '1'., - RA .gp -, Y ., f ..l- .,- , - .RPN-1, ', ' Q 1 Q . . . gx X., -, I 1 sig. jffi' V-by 'wg . . -.xp ,Vw , -A vt ,A , .rw An 3. , 4. ,. 1, V .f ' .ex ls, M ., 0:41. ' , ,L . :gabl- -iff' ,Q 54 Q mi, va., 'ru-if. 1-N - Q Q,-N. ff v ,,f ,' .,,, .ya I ez Q., v i. 1 I . QQ' J' , F' , 'a ,,,..f V L, . ff'-:VP- - K4 A 1 ' f. rl? f-,Ur-., I4 ' , 1 ff'-'1'irf'-vl-1 W ' , '11 Ji rf 11 z -4L7'+':' ' ' v, '4.,l-'uf K5 V ' - 'Aff ' ' 'f3'Ifq,r , Tw, . , V L. . , , A1 . Q 41 f 1 H ,A-,,-..,,, ,lv .I.. I .ful -M-X -1. A - 1. . A 'n H,-.I 1 -. s'4' . - .I lk., 1 . K .A .1 Lv 1 A J'Q'ln-135 U ma Q., 1- -fy-:L '-'33, I'u , ' 1--1 . I V..' J, i Rial. 1' i - 2' ?9.a' X, ., ,M-X , - O.. N ,K . Q , ' ' . V V ,.. I. '-L -:: -, ,, .,., - A . ' 4 , v .., 1. .::,'i-A S .Fl x :'.-, ,, .,4- Q-K x. V, - ' A , ' ufmia!-lifr' fif- '. ' ' -f ' 75- A:1, 1' 4.s,L,. 5. ,.f ' ' , ,. J I .,f,?4:,- irbfl .--, 4.-I V . Y, . ,, 2. .,., . W . I A W 1,14 ' . lv ,, -... f -, ,, ,.' ,. , 1,44-,H .. 5- af4.'.' 'iff 5-H? 'f' '4.1'Ri4. 7-x!,+gFl fj . U , Jw iw I ,, Krug fy: A 5? lim. A-M: .. . , 7, .A , iI.,v . :Ar -.4 1 . . ,Q f C311 1- kv - . Amy , ff, '-r 1235 are 5 ', , -.av 1 -3:4 :Um L:-H.-IBRARY STAFIY-T' Third Row: D. Kardatzke, E. Goodeman, N. Beck, H. M. Hermes, . Svope, D. KoE1man. Second Row: ll. Genzman, . erm , . , A. Anderson, M. Sahloff. First Row: F. Kardatzke, M. Schanke, F. Johns, J. Foxworth, I. J. De1ritz, R. Dewitz, D. Reese, V. Saddoris. Absentees: J. Chambers, L. Nickel, D. Miller. H H es L Sherrill 11. Schafer, J. Carstensen, 3 3 3 3 5 5 ,s 3 'E 3 5 5253 cl-:een LEADERS, J. Besha1kn,7'l.'Re1nbo1t, D. Kardatzke, B. Johns, J. Tr bic. XZXLWE WIRES Ir Viv Back Row! S. Rice, W. Shafer, N. Smith, M. Kreilick, J. Carstensen, G. Couture- Pres., R. Reinbolt, D. L. Mehlow, D. M ller, Miss Lorman. First Row: B. Overmyer, H. Hermes, D. Schultz, G. Hopfinger, A. Brown, M. Brown, J. Trabbic, J. Beshalske, J. Thsch, D. Kohlman. Absentee: L. Nickel. ' G. A. A, Back Row: D. Chio, B. Overmyer, W. Hasselbach, A. Clayman, D. B. Damschroder, D. Dewey, L. Lipstraw, L. Mays, S. Kilmer, L. Wisler, D. Mehlow, J. Tasch, D. Kohlman J. Hanny B. Radloff. Third Rom, I. Dewiti, J. Beshalske, R. Reinbolt, G. Couture, D. Schultz, B. Johis, N. Smith, M. Overnver, B. Risch, D. Beck, W. Schafer, V. Saddoris, S. Rice I. Risch E. Lenz Miss Lowman. Second Row: G. Fiick, R. Dewitz, L. Lorensen, J. Young-Pres., B. Gackstetter, D. Krampi' en, A. Anderson, R. Schwartz, M. Sahloff, A. Wargowsky, L. Sherrill, J. Wohlers G. Hopfinger. First Rom, M. Wegner, F. Kardatzke, M. Hopfinger, F. Johns, A. Brown, M. Brown, J. Tra.b51c, M. Lemke, C. Morgan, I. Peters, J. Squire, M. Chic, M. Kreilick. Absentees: D. Nolan, E. Overmyer, N. Peters, S. Peters, M. Schanke, B. Sickmiller, J. Thompson, D. Thorbahn, D. Wistinghausen. n Z1 4 Q' i ,1 ,n 4 n A w 4 m 5 it a Fil VARSITY CLUB Back Row: B. Gyde, D. Konieczny, L. Buehler, O. Deal, G. Graves, F. Sprague, R. Sidell, N. Oestreich, B. Robinson, S. Grobe, G. Cass. Front Row: R. Finken lPres.D, J. Lochotzki, R. Wehner, D. Fought, T. Grieger, B. Sorg, D. Mylander, R. Thayer, W. Sampson, G. Freimark, R. Heinsen. Absentees: K. Freimark, H. Lezotte. F. H. A. Back Row: lk Hasselbach, B. Heinsen, D. Krampien, B. Gackstetter, 8. Noble, A. Drefer, J. Rahrs, C. Flick, D. Dewitz. Second Row: Mrs. Wagoner, P. Dangler, R. Dewitz, J. Leaser, L. Lorensen, J. Grau, S. Throne, E. Schumaker-Pres. First Row: D. L. Beck, M. Chic, H. Genzman, L. Schuster, R. A. Schwartz, H. Kern, C. Gates. ' Absentees: B. Beekman, C. St. Clair. , , 1 I mfg 5 .f- 'Q . . fu .gr '. ,- L fx- ,. ,nw 1 f. 1 .' 4, ,-1 3 . .-V. .lf ,xr .. , - , L'vX,. . -c,,,wr, L 1- r iw- . K , a 5 .f, 1 uv- , . f s ' ' , . Ar fl . 'U'ue v I . 1 9.1 F fu rx P Third Row: D. Buehler, J. Green, D. Brough, V. Wiersma, K. D. Lieser, J. Wisler, G. Markfey, W. Hetrick, R. Balduf, H. Leemaster. Second Row: W. Windisch, H. Bishop, R. Throne, R. Schumaker, J. Trabbic, D. Johns, L. Lieser, G. Sandwisch, J. Cutcher, H. Lezotte, M. Hoffman, Mr. Augsburger. First Row: J. Cupp, B. Gyde, L. Buehler, R. Peters, E. Hermes, C. Knieriem, J. St. Cfair, M. Tice, L. Schiller, G. Libben, L. Peters. , Absentees: F. Gill, R. Sidell, J. Slope, H. Shatto, R. Wehner. 2 35 Q Q 2 Q Q fxx Y -TEENS Back Row: N. Smith, G. Flick, M. Wegner, L Lipstraw L. Ma s J C t . , y , . ars ensen, A. Anderson, S. Noble, L. Wisler, C. Flick. Second Row: Miss Henkleman, M. Kreilick, W. Shafer-Pres., D. Schultz, S. Kilmer, I. Tasch, D. Kohlman, M. E. Noble, B. Overmyer. ?'irst Row: D. L. Mehlow, B. Snider, M. Overmyer, D. B. Damschroder, R. Downs, I. Squire, D. Reese, J. Wohlers. lbsentee: N. Peters . LATIN CLUB :k Row: J. Humphrey, D. Nolan, E. Sickmiller, D. Boon, M. Arndt, R. Jacobs, Cover, B. Radloff, N. Suhrbier. :ond Row: N. Anderson, B. Sondergeld, D. Lieske, N. Arndt, M. Gerdes, Kiii er, B. Snyder, M. Hermes-Pres., M. Genzman, Mrs. Baumgartner 'st Row: J. St. John, M Harshfield, W Henry K Myerholtz A 1 d I O , Q , D w , Kardatzke, D. Thayer, F. Johns, M. Hopfinger, B. Sickmiller. R i G 'I ,. 3 5 5 5 -1 1 . 1? 6 X 9' i LESBIAN . STUNT Left to Right: B. Borsh, K. Myerholtz fpartially hiddenj, W. Sampson, J. Squire, A. Clayman, R. Schumaker, S. Kilmer, K. Freimark, M. Kreilick, B. Smidutz, N. Oestreich, G. Cass, G. Chiarelli, E. Schumaker Qpartially hiddenl, B. Radloff, R. Reinbolt Cpartially hiddenl, D. Boon, L. Lipstraw, K. Mylander. ADELPHIAN STUNT CAST 3- Back Row: G. Graves, N. Smith, S. Peters, A. Mylander, D. L. Mehlow, M. Franck, S. Grobe, E. Kilmer, A. Anderson, R. Mylander, W. Meyer, E. Johnson Csponsorj, M. Hopfinger, V. Wiersma, R. Finken, E. Boon, R. Thayer, G.'Ma.rk1ey, I. Duff, D. Fought, M. E. Stockwell Csponsorj, J. lohlers, R. Sidell. Front Row: M. Harshfield, D. Dewitz, G. Couture, M. Brown, M. Harder, F. Kardatzke, A. Brown, L. Wisler. H Q l. 3 a 1 I SENIOR FAHEIELL The time has come to say farewell To classmate, book, and friend, Our twelve short years together, This year must reach an end. The sands of time run steadily, Our youth, too, is past, And yet the memories of these years In our hearts will ever last. To lead a worthwhile adult life, To face life's problems with vervant care, To serve our country, home, and church, Is for each a sincere prayer. Marjorie Sahloff t RX Q e X s X ly, e T jr ny, v ' ,J ng, V .M J. . v V lg Z1 S 5 Af 1 y. -'S U 1 CLASS HISTORY In September of 19115 our Senior Class, the Forty-niners, started their journey through high school. .There were sixty-three girls and forty-seven.boys in the group that entered Salem-Oak Harbor High as Freshmen. le took the first leg of our journey under the supervision of our advisor, Miss Meyer. Our able class officers were: Barbara Johns, president, Audrey Clayman, vice president, Edgar Boon, secretary-treasurer. That year we were all made members of the Lesbian and Adelphian Societies and were excited to take part in our first society activities. As Freshmen we were very interested in school activities and many members of our class took part in football, basketball, and track. Six activity and one athletic 100 point letters were prev sented to members of our class. On April 17 we presented our first class program under the direction of Miss Timpe. The name of our Freshmen Play was 'Iildcat'Wil1ie's Lucky Numbern. le continued our excursion as Sophomores under the supervision of Miss Henkelman and with the guidance of our class officers: Winona Schafer, president, Bill Duff, vice president, Royce Balduf, secretary-treasurer. This year we selected our class flower, the yellow rose, and our colors, green and gold.' Our class pennant was designed by Helen Mae Hermes. It was presented to the school and accepted by Miss Schlose at-our class program on February 10, l9h7. This program, where we gave the play, 'Grandma's Love Seat,' was directed by Miss Henkelman. v Members of the class were prominent in many school activities again. Sophomore boys made valuable additions to the football, basketball, and track squads. Twentydsix girls were made members of the Y-Teens. The students taking second year Latin gave a Latin Banquet for the first year class. Many Sophomores took part in band and other musical activities. Our Junior year soon rolled around and we elected Randall Finkeng presidentg Gerry Couture, vice-president, Robert Haynes, secretary, Don Kreager, treasurer. Miss Heibeck Cnow Mrs. Youngl, our advisor, gave us her assistance in planning and carrying out our class activities. le presented our class program and play, 'Bobby Sox' directed by Miss Henkelman on October 13, l9h7 before the high school. The annual magazine sale to raise money for the prom was a great success. Of course the big event of the year was the Junior- Senior Prom! Committees worked diligently and finally on May 8, 19148, the big day arrived. Dancing was enjoyed in the 'Starlite Roomn to the music of Reigh Lantz and his orchestra. A ax, you e - X,-LL Pvsm l?-X,..f u. QCEL NX ,.-, , .x. , . f Y v xf' x r sv mf fl' .. Y .f J fm:-'. uw: , - ' 4 . m u'-J ' .,. A. . fu, L,-r.Q f Y -' I gif' . ., '4?4,...,.. w .M ,.-.Q ,. - 1 N . ' 5,1 ' ' fu ' -X4 . 4. , .3QI':.r1P.., A , .. . 5... .. . 'H-. gf! .Z ...C ,.., . .1 .-V. . .4.-Qu. ' . . ,.. .7.... . - ..w.,y,1 -4 4. ,- ,emi fx-- ' M r up . - 4, .. 135 uf: wx '. V -sm, 1 -, N -. ,. -' . ,g V-or., rs .L 4' .1 .. .WW , . , . W. j 5.5 W 5 -':5xf'e1f, ? '. . . ' 01.1.-.j.1 'A 5-fi 3 Vw N' XM! -... r.-1 fx V' 2 . :'xf..'. x ' -lm, '.31f ' ',, .,' . V A -4 , .. u .4 .- .1 V If 4 K - 4 - :..' . , . . .11 ' wx ' -. .. 4' W.. ' . ,. . ' x 3 . . . . NA,-Q -.xg ...fu Y . .,1:..QiI41,.'-V,-4 '- ,, A -, .1 JUL M v... -, . f .,!!.,.' ..i, ,'- 4.4..5v:., I: M I. .Af 4 ,N -. M. W..-' 1 r L, 5 'X' 'f 'AHL ' 1 ,L ' xl L.: Wfw '. 5 A . ' . . r. ..4 , ..,..U,., W ' .' -, ni . 1' L - 1 W. .. L Q47 .-M,-.f., ,.,1 .u ,. r-4. v W gn A... 1' -n 1 ., .. H.- ild' . 1.143 Nu JE , w ...NA K W.-, 1- A v ill X11 zu' dw In activities and athletics our class was capably represented. Ten girls joined the Live'Iires this year. Several of our boys were members of the county championship track team which went on to win the district meet and Ohio Weslyan Relays and was runner- up for the state championship. The junior boys also made valuable additions to the football and basketball teams. Four Junior girls were varsity cheerleaders. Many juniors also helped the band and glee club concerts be a success. Time marches on! It seems only yesterday that we started our high school life and already we're Seniors. For our last year in high school our class officers were Randy Finken, president, t Gerry Couture, vice-president, Winona Schafer, secretary, Don Kreager, treasurer. Our advisors were Mr. Waters and Miss Schlose. J . 5 This year many members of our class were officers in the f various school organizations. Gene Graves was president and Rand Finken, vice-president of the Adelphian Society and Bob Haynes X and Wayne Sampson were president and vice-president respectively , of the Lesbian Society. Our class play, 'We Shook the Family Tree', directed by Mrs. Carl Baumgartner was presented to the public on Nbvember 19, l9h8. Inf On November 2h we sponsered a round and square dance in the school Q1' 1 auditorium to earn some money for the Spyglass . 5 A 'rf' In our last year in high school we took a much greater inter- 'X gg ' est in sports. A large number of our boys participated in the three Vt major sports. Randy Finken was chosen captain of the football If X team and Rolly Schumaker, captain of the basketball team. 5 At the beginning of the second semester the senior rating came out with Walter Meyer as valedictorian and Audrey Clayman, J salutatorian of our class. I Along with spring came the Junior-Senior Prom with which the I Junior Class entertained us on May lh, 19149. The members of our class who started in the first grade of a Oak Harbor grade school and have been classmates for the past Q twelve years are: D. Bahnsen, D. L. Beck, E. Boon, J. Carstensen, I. Dewitz, B. Duff, G. Felder, M. Franck, M. Genzman, E. Goodeman, G. Graves, D. Greenley, T. Greiger, R. Haynes, H. Hermes, G. Hop- finger, D. Krampien, D. Kreager, J. Leaser, K. Leaser, J. Lochot- zki, L. Lorensen, W. Meyer, K. Mylander, M. Noble, N. Nolte, R. Ri1IlelSPa0h, ll- 53-hlffffa W' Schiller, J . Wohlers, D. Wistinghausen, and J. Young. With May 26 came one of the happiest and yet saddest days of 'M our life. Commencement exercises were held in the school auditori- A um, and as Mr. Waters presented us with our diplomas, we all looked ahead to the fact that----WThe golden age is before us, X not behind us.' Barbara Johns g N N. Walter Meyer XXX s'f, webs - . Li PYBLA f I .V di? al I inf? A555 .WV-1 ,Mu--iw W. iw . I N . 4-vy 35' . .fa-3..E.V ,V ,VV V, V 1. , X 7.4 V M ' ' ur' ,an -.g...,-. f 1 v A-. .rg 119: , 1 ' , .. .1 1 ' . I.. .V J -,sf w .a 11' f'-. .','1.:.Q iv 7x ' e ,V 4. .A 551 .5,g .-f.-1 Vi .' . . 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'lit- nessed by Miss Schloss and Mr. Ihters. Dick Greenley wills his will-power to come to school to Duane Finkea An elIne'lsrgows5Z and Gerry Hopfinger bequeath their muscles t5 Shirle No e an Joan Men . Royce BEE' leaves Hs mischievous ways to Roger Immel. Marge Franck wills her ability to keep everyone guessing in matters concerning men to 'Flip' Johns. Walter Me er wills his 'BEE' to Levern Pond. Cllot puddle or EFT Tl- -' ' e u Pond.J Jane Youn leaves her basketball ability to Mary Lou Gerdes. 'C 'Inr bT'51es me all., -' Audrey Clayman bequeaths her musical talent to Frances Dunkleman. airy ' rgeous Qiorge' Fizer wills his ability to keep a slim w stline to 'Bru ser' Johns. Joan Tasch leaves Her quiet ways to Andy Throne. Erich Kilmer wills his endless supply of flivvers to Don Kroe er. June Leaser and Miriam Genzman bequeath their everlasting friend- ship to Mary Alice Gyde and Maril Kern. gli Dewitz and Ruth Downs wish Dick Kardatzke to have their o tle of peroxide. Tbm Grie er wills his ability to keep 'Riggy Mortis' Freimark out 5?-troubfe to Bob Heinsen. ' Dorothy Kohlmafleaves her ways withgmen to Carol Flick. Marian Jess wills her athletic ability to Rub Kidd. Tb Pudge Thayer, Georgg 'Hamlet' Felder wills his poetical ability. Bobb me er sidestine to have Gerry Couture's enviable height. Eaveita geese leaves her stationery and address book to Miss 12522. Stewart Grebe wishes Jerome Trabbic to have his shapely legs. Anna Brown bequeaths her long flowing tresses to Sall Kilmer. Edgar Boon wills his ability to play the drums to Shirley Peters. To ouanne'lisler and Marilyn Kreilick, Lois larnke s her talkahveness. IAS if'they needed i't.J Eelgfzt Orwig is destined to have Joyce Trabbic's cheerleading u . Leroy Buehler wills his speed on the track to Herb Borsh. Tblihyllis Dangler, Donna Belle Damschroder wills her love for ro er s ating. 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X Randy Finken wills his inherited motto, 'I'm from LaCarne', to Harold Lezotte. f Tb Robert Deltzel, Dorothy Dewey desires giving her dancing ability. P32 Bahnsen wills his ways with women to John 'Lover' Cover. Q 2 Foxworth determines to give her vim and vigor Clffhe halls to Jim Chambers. Rollie Schliker bequeaths his Pepsodent smile to Coach Temple. Helenmae Hermes wishes Rollo Sidell to have her job at Van Atta's. Ruby Rimelspach desires giving her baton and majorette ability to Kenny Freimark. Geor e 'Casanova' Cass is destined to receive Don Kreager's little blacsbook. '- N, Tb Miss Stockwell, Nancy Peters wills her ability to raise Reserve 'd W Champion steers. l 1 Delores Krampien intends to leave her Toni Home Permanent and hair r setting ability to Kenny Floriana. Har Leemaster bequeaths his 'Levis' COverallsJ to Mr. laters. Bargara Johns wills her love for red-heads to Durward Buehler. X 'Lenz' see, I think you know what we mean. lx AQiZf ggelyn Goodeman desires giving her lovely soprano voice to Buck iiik ', ' a e ikjf.. i K EX 232 Lieser wishes Gwen Stafford to have his horses. Marge Sahloff and Norma Jean Nolte will their ability to throw successful parties to Lois Mays and 'Mitzie' Wegner. 5 To Gene Wezandt, Bill Duff bequeaths his abil ty to liven up dull classes. Not that there are any in our school.D Bill Gyde wishes -QE-ll. swoge to have hifokes. Mary Brown desires giving her giggle to Reta Dewitz. Q M, Doris'WistiEghausen and Joyce'Wohliis will their jobs in the office to Ronnie L eske and Edward Sickmi er. They seem to like being J in the office. At least they spend enough time there. 'Hose' Sprague wills Rocky Ridge to anyone who wants it. 'Brownie' Schafer bequeaths her efficiency in serving as Y-Teen president to all future leaders of Y-Teens. Joe Loghotzki determines to give his athletic ability to Don Boon. 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T5 B055 Ravas, Iayne Sampson leaves his ability to keep the family fa car s iny. r Karl glander fills his ability to check acoustics and also his 1 elect c knowledge to 411-rl. Barnhart. Nan 'I know nothing about a lot of things' Peters. ,YA gm-5 'I told you so' Hg-Res. -X. V ,I Q . QV ,I 1 Q v V -lj, X 5 Q 5 2 2 N ,4?5Q,,- 'W!!x-f . Q-WQQLXX 5644, big 5 1 . '- yizg ISE' ,TN IV ygnqf is 'N 1 ffl ' if ag? H J 9 4 z CLASS PROPHECY f On the night of April 22, 1959 as a large television studio in Chicago is about to quit broadcasting for the day, Jo ce Sguire and Gene Graves, television executives, are looking at a gin roadcast when things really begin to happen. On the two large screens, parts of the entire day's television shows flashes on the screens. The first scene is an interview of the U. S. Olympic teams. Among those recognized are Marian Jess, the entry in bowling, Anna 6 Brown entered in the women's high hurdles. The cheerleader for the whole team is introduced as Rosemary Reinbolt. The Phillip's 66 , basketball team is coached by Bernard S ra e with Stewart Grobe as ff official manager. Geraldine Hopfinger and Lucille forensen are on the girls basketball team, which is a heavy favorite. Joyce Trabbic is expected to race to an easy victory in several dashes. As the scene continues to change it brings us to the county -Q YQ fair. The first thing we see is the Agriculture Building, where Eigxx they have just finished judging the livestock. The official county 'Eight judges are Kay Don Lieser, Bill Qyde, and Roland Schumaker. Never ESS? e . --------- gs before have we had such well-chosen judges. 5 As a small child walks along the path to the Merry-go round, our eye catches a glimpse of the Produce'Building. The sight of the potatoes, apples, pumpkins, etc. makes our appetites increase rapidly. Everyone is very silent as the judges are about to CQ announce those voted the three most prosperous farmers of the year. Then the awards are given and the three arise. They are Randall Q :V girls are such expert bakers, we have decided to give each of Y you a Sunbeam Mixmaster. Finken, gayne Sampson, and Barry Leemaster. A speech is given by each, an then the people applaud and rush to congratulate them, for this is indeed a great honor. Next, we come to the best part of all. We are now about to witness the pie baking contest. Our three contestants are Dorothy Kohlman, Delores Krampien, and Shirley Rice. The procedure begins. Who shall be the lucky girl to win this prize? One by one the judges taste the pies. Each time the judges smile a little more. At last: There are no more pies left to be judged. And now the winner---. Ahem, we would like to announce that since you ma .ue .ui .am sg ,LL PYELA ii 1 E S 7 .1 fl X The scene then flashes to an executive meeting in a large New I York department store, where Joan Carstensen, President, is dis- 1 cussing the problem of shoplifting with Norma Nolte, sales manager, I Doris listinghausen, buyer, and Alice Grant, window decorator. M Ah, what have we here? Oh, now I know! It's the Supreme Court. There's Chief Justice Larg Fizer. But who are the other judges? Why there are Vernon Wiersma and Gaylord Markley. Well-what do you Donald Bahnsen, store detective, Davetta Reese, purchasing agent, e know! Our court seems to have been slightly changed since 19119. W now have six new women judges. 'Ihey are Jo Ann Foxworth, Vera 5 Saddoris, Ila Dewitz, Jane Young, Joyce Wohlers, and Nan Peters e No wonder so manycases have been appealed. Who can lose with such W, a beautiful court like this? 1 Now the scene switches to what seems almost a familiar place. f Yes, it is the new Oak Harbor School Building. We find Superinten- . dent Walter Meyer conducting a faculty meeting in his seven room W ,V office on the sixth floor. He is working out a plan to stop the X use of the elevatorsfor joy-riding. He is being.given suggestions QA by Gerry Couture, principal, Margorie Franck, music teacher, Ange Wargowsky, kindergarten instructor, and Katherine Lewis, mathemat cs teao er. ' Our scene now changes to the Conover Model Agency. Here we see beauty operators, Miriam Genzman, Winona Schafer, and W Ellen J Noble waiting anxiously for their first customer. As the c ock V strikes 10:00, we see Ruth Ellen Downs , June Leaser, and Ruby Rimel- gf, spach take the chairs. The operators start to work, arranging the .51 hair as best becomes the person. Lois Warnke, our make-up techni- A cian proceeds to apply the make-up. 'lhus as each customer leaves, a new, fantastic hair-do has been created. They then prepare them- selves in their evening gowns and walk gracefully across the stage. The crowd gazes almost breathlessly at them----for this is to be S the new look for 1960. ,Q With a flash the scene returns to Chicago where the winners of the distinguished author-of-the-month awards are being interviewed. In the poetry division we find George Felder winning with his Poems I for Small Children . This book of poetry was illustrated by the ' noted artist Donna Lou Beck. In the scientific division we find Q2 Grieger wT1 f1'g'T1 th his Deep Philosophy of Life accompanied X ' by a sketched book by Helen Q Hermes, nature artist. I . X Ai YIJLA p li N52 Z ,Q -4 5 fs 'E rv . yr , HEEL, qgllactlq! i.,a! .,TaQ After a moment of darkness the screen clears, and we find a f meeting in Washington of the country's leading business men and. women Acting Chairman Karl ljylander of the Federal Communication Cmmmission is discussing the econom c conditions of the country with Donald Kreager, head of the A 8: P Co , lariorie Sahloff representing e afe Amusements Co , Eggy Brown eg advisor, and Joan Tasch, government secretary What! Another disturbance? A different announcer appears and says, 'We now take you to Cero's Hollywood's famous restaurant Ah, there's Barbara Johns with none other than Robert fTgylorl Haynes. Hello, Miss Johns, I see that you and Bob have been starred in a new hit Just lately. Would you like to tell the public a ' little about it? Wwell, I really don't know what to say except I think the real credit should go to Bob and the rest of the cast, Q4 which include two of our finest stars, Joanne Beshalske and Doroth r Dewey. And you-Bob--would you like to say something? Well, I 1 agree with Barbara. The whole cast did a fine Job of acting.' All at once our scene switches to the largest post office in lab ,f A., ' X W X i f N ,, New York City. we find postmaster Ro ce Balduf seated at his large gg Ex ' ' Ax XX desk issuing the days assignments to Els staff. Joe Lochotzki is .,a4 the postal clerk. They have a new system for carrying the mail. ESX? The heavy bag is carried by big Wally Schiller, and Leroy Buehler 3229 goes along to direct him. Maybe the r track experiences in high school helped them in this job. Suddenly there is a blur on the screen. What is it? A prize fight? Oh, no, it's just the new S.O.H. Talent Scout Show featur- gs ing our brilliant new radio announcer Bill Duff. And who are our ' contestants? There is none other than Farrell Sprague, our class comedian, also, Evelyn Goodeman, the rising new soprano, accom- Q panied by the great pianist, Betty L22 Overmyer. And for our final scene, we now have the great Woogie Boogie Orchestra featuring Audrey Clayman as our guest conductor. This orchestra is composed of Donna Damschroder, Erich Kilmer, and Edgar Boon. Now who shall be our winner? My goodness! We have more talent than we ever tg realized. Joyce Squire I Gene Graves X A Q SPYGLASLS , JP Y X i Q f A-, I ,xx . r 1' . im A at ay' ! f- 3 . 1 iazhmx if 5 -u E3 ,111 W? 'VF , 5 2, , 3:6 wig fi 3,5 - , .W .Aix -' NM X1-4: Q , 5 ' N 2 rr ulb mv 1 . ,M--n'- Nf ff' - , - Q....,,..,,..w' -- ,J M ,Q f' ' f , .f r ., , f 1 S' 43: :,:s3. 'v 'A .K h 1 . 'MMM , X . V ...NN ,fmzc U 1 as X . V. 3 V 11 -ww 'vw 2 ' ' A -.Y . Mill Q N, B all .ENR Ra MM G N . Y S'-'Nha b . , L :Q 4 b K I 'f - , r M ff .Q A , 3,1 ff .N .V Qi Q dw- w f Q ,, 'Z' . e Ax i fy 5211. 'N-M-... 'xxxix v-NNW . 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