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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

PEF SENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS of 1957 Salem-Cak Harbor High School Oak Harbor, Ohio FOREWORD The editor and the staff of the 1957 SPYGLASS sincerely hope that all the students, and particularly the seniors, understand that the years spent in school were worthwhile. Although they are glad to leave.since bigger and better things are yet to come, they should realize that school life has prepared them for the future. With SPYGLASS. this thought we proudly present the 195? ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Mrs. Fought, Advisor; G. Baldwin, Asst. Editor; J. Felder, Editor; J. Ohio, Business Manager; SECOND ROW: R. King, Sports Editor; D. Lieske, Typist; D. Ohra, Asst, Art Editor; B. Hermes, Art Editor; P. Sutter, Typist Mr. John Erwin, the 1957 SPYGLASS is yours. In our future, we know that the guidance and understanding we have received from you will serve as an inspiration in our future. We extend our gratitude and wishes for the very best in life and to you we give our Thanks . BOARD of EDUCATION uther Inlander, 0. L. Teagarden, Francis Boomer, Pres Bernard Scheuerman, Clerk, Charles Fought, Jr Fred Meckfessel. R. C. WATERS Superintendent Medina, Ohio B.S. in Education Master of Arts Ohio State University Clifford Herbert Port Clinton, Ohio B. S. in Ed.-Univ. of Wis. M. Ed.-B. G. S. U. Chemistry, Physics A. B. AUGSBURGER Pandora, Ohio B.S. in Agr. Ohio State University- Vocational Agriculture J. L. BARNHART Gratis, Ohio B.S. in Agr. M.A. in Ed. Ohio State Univ. Industrial Arts x SUE DIGBY Genoa, Ohio B.S. in Education, BGSU Typing, Shorthand WILLIAM K. BONER Newark, Ohio B.A. in Biology Capital Univ. General Science Junior Business Plane Geometry LOUISE FOUGHT Yawkey, West Virginia A.B. in Bus. Adm. Marshall College Shorthand, Typing Bookkeeping DARLEEN FRANK Delta, Ohio B.A. and B.S. in Ed. Defiance College BGSU English 7 «■ 9 GEORGE MILLIE Lakeside, Ohio BGSU, B.S. in Ed. Assistant Coacr Social Studies Spelling 7 History 8 JOHN FREYTAG Columbus. Ohio B. of Music Capital University Music Department GEORGE HALL Toledo, Ohio Bowling Green State Univ. B. S. in Ed., Fine Arts GEORGIA GILLFILLAN Mt. Victory, Ohio B.S. in Ed. BGSU Home Economics FAYE KARDATZKE Oak Harbor, Ohio B.S. in Ed., BGSU Girl's Physical Ed. Reading 7-8. Health 7 BERNARD LUTZ Toledo. Ohio Bachelor of Ed. Univ. of Toledo Ohio Civics English and Spelling 8 Assistant Coach PAUL MUENZER Elmore. Ohio B.S. in Ed. Miami Univ.. BGSU World History H.S. Geog. Head Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach SUE ROBINSON Newton Falls, Ohio B.S. in Ed., Kent State Health and Hygiene Biology General Science EMILIE TIMPE Fremont, Ohio B.S. in Ed., BGSU English 9 and 12 Library HARRY L. THOMPSON Graytown, Ohio B.S. in Ed. Ohio State Univ. Am. Deraoc., Am. History ELSIE SHOUP Fort Recovery. Ohio Capital University A.B., B.S. in Ed. Arithmetic 7,8 CARL G. SMITH Fostoria, Ohio B.S. in Ed. M.A. in English. BGSU Western Reserve English 10 Latin I and II ROBERT STAGER Cleveland, Ohio B.S. in Education M.A. . BGSU American Literature Speech V. htyerholtz, M. Carpenter. W. Brugger, L. Green, L. Beck. BUS DRIVERS JANITORS Mr. Leaser, Mr. KLsch, M. Sidell, Mr. Beck, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Dipner, Mr. Euehler, Mr. Gahn, Mr. Gates, Mr. Hay, Mr. Schell. CAFETERIA WORKERS EMERGENCE DOOR DAVID ST. CLAIR QLve him a football,a basketball, or his girl in his arms, and just watch him go. Class President It; Varsity Club 2-3-l (Pres.)j . Society Officer Uj Student Council 1; Dramatic Club Uj Intramurals lj Rocket Staff 3 Lesbian Stunt 1-3jFootball 1-2-3- 1 } Track 1-2-3-! ; Basketball 1-2- 3j Boys' Glee Club l (Vice Pres.); Semester Grades 1-3; Activities Committee 2; Intramurals Referee 3; Prom Committee 3; Ring Commit- tee 3; Senior Picture Committee 1 ; Class Program 1-2-3. PATRICIA SUTTER The time is near when this young miss will lead a life of wedded bliss. MERRYLE LIESKE Girls are a nuisance, but I like to be bothered. Football 1-2-3-it; Track 1-2-3-u; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2-3-1 ; Varsity Club 2-3-1 ; Boys' Glee Club it; Dramatics Club It; Lesbian Program 2-3; Inter-Society Pro- gram 2; Class Program 3. ROBERT SZAXOVITS Here's one whose popularity will never fall; we can literally say he towers over all. Class Program 2-3; Class Officer It; Perfect Attendance 2; Intra- murals Official 3; Adelphian Pro- gram 2-3;Inter-Society Program 2- 3; Boys' Glee Club It; Dramatics Club it; Prom Committee 3; Foot- ball 1-2-3-lt; Easketball 1-2-3-lt; Track 1-2-3-lt; Varsity Club 3-1 . Semester Grades 1-2-3-lj; Latin Club 1-2-3-lt; G.A.A. 3-ii; Band 1; Glee Club 1-2-3; Adelphian Stunt 2-3; Class Officer l ;Rocket Staff 1-2-3-lt; Yearbook Staff U; Teach- er Typist 3-lt; Intramurals 1-2-3-It; Prom Committee 3; Inter-Society Play 1; Senior Picture Committee; Live Wires It; Orchestra 1; Speed- ball All-Star 1 . BARBARA ZAM Why frown? It is much easier to smile. F.H.A. 1-2-3-lt; G.A.A. 2-3-it; Live Wires 3-lt; Dramatic Club It; Adelphian Program 1; Librarian 1 ; Intramurals 1-2-3-lt. JEAN LOUYS I take ny fun while I find it. F.H.A. 1-2-3-lt; G.A.A. 2-3-l ;Live Wires 3-lt; Dramatic Club It; Li- brarian 2-3-it; Intramurals 1-2-3-lt GARI BALDWIN Oh,why should life all labor be? Why not have some fun like me? Football 1-2-3-U; Basketball 1-2- 3-U; Track 1-2-3-U; Varsity Club 2-3-U (Secretary); Class Program 1-2-3; Inter-Society Stunt 3-U; Adelphian Program 3-U; Adelphian Secretary 3; Adelphian President h; Rocket Staff 2-3-U; Dramatic Club U$ Intramural Champs 1;Boys' Glee Club U; Prom Committee 3; In- tramurals Official 3-U; Yearbook Staff U; Semester Grades 1-2-3-U; Senior Scholastic Team 1 . NEIL MEINKE The longer you know him, the better you like him. DIANE WINTER Looking for someone quiet and reserved? That's not Diane, take our word. Latin Club 1-2 (Pres.)-3-U; Live Wires 3-h (Pres.); G.A.A. 2-3-U; Dramatic Club 3-U;Student Council l;Class President 3;Library Staff 2-3-U; Rocket Staff 2-U; Intra- murals 1-2-3-U;All-Stars 2-3;Sem- ester Grades 1-2-3-U; Senior Scholarship; Adelphian Program 3; Class Program 1-2-3-U; Speedball All-Star U; Senior Play. RICHARD STONE An easy going guy who lets time fly. Football 1;Track 2;F.F.A. 1-2-3-h; Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-3-U; State Cattle Judging 3;F.F.A. Re- porter U. Football 1-2-3-U; 3asketball 1-2- 3-U; Track 1-2-3-U; Varsity Club 3-U; Dramatic Club U; Boys' Glee Club U; Class Program 1-2-3; In- tramurals 1; Lesbian Program 3; Semester Grades 3;Prom Committee 3. GLENNA LEE KLEHJHANS A friendly face is fair, for a friendly heart ia there. Class Program 1-2; Live Wires 3- U; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 2-3-U: Intra- murals 1-2-3-U; Band 2-3-U;Teach- er Typist U; Inter-Society Play 3; Perfect Attendance 2. CAROLYN RISCH A merry heart goes all the day. F.H.A. 1-2-3-U; G.A.A. 3-U; Live Wires U;Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Per- fect Attendance 3. BETTY GNEPPER Happy-go-lucky,bright and clever; This girl wont be single forever. Class Program 1-2-3;Inter-Society Play 1; Adelphian Stunt 1-2-3; Adelphrian Program l-2-3;Live Wires 3-1 ( Sec. Treas.); G.A.A. 2-3-! ;Lat - in Club 1-2-3-1 ; Glee Club 1-2-3- (Vice Pres.); Dramatic Club I ; Cheerleader 2-! ; Band 1-2; Semes- ter Grades 3; Intramurals 1-2-3-1 ; Volleyball All-Star 2; Basketball All-Star 3; Football Attendant 1- 3—id; Prom Committee 3; Invitation Committee 1 ; Inter-Society Play Committee 3; Senior Play Committee; Speedball All-Star 1 . JAMES KNOPP FRANCES AVERY Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Class Officer l(Vice Pres.); Lat- in Club 1; Class Program 1-2-3; Lesbian Program 1-3; Grades 2-3; Boys’ Glee Club I : Dramatic Club Football 1-2-3-1 ; Track 1-2-3-! ; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 2-3-1 . CHERYL BROKATE If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. Latin Club 1-2-3; Rocket Staff 1- ii;3and 1-2-3-1 (Bus. Mgr. Orches- tra 2-3-1 ; Class Secretary 2; Stu- dent Council l (Pres.); Intramurals 1-2-3; Dance Band 3-1 (Publicity Mgr.); Office Girl 1 ; Ensemble Club 2-3-1 ; Perfect Attendance 3; Society Stunt 2; Semester Grades 1-2-3-1 ; Prom Committee 3; Teach- er Typist 1 ; Class Program 2;Ring Committee 3. Why take life so seriously? Latin Club 1; Intramurals 1-2-3-1 . DENNIS OHM His light blond hair shows time and care. Lesbian Program 3; Society Of- ficer (Pres.) 1 ; Intramurals 1; Prom Committee 3; Spyglass staff 1 ; Class Program 3; Boys' Glee Club 1 ; Dramatic Club 1 ; Basket- ball 1-2; Track 1-2-3; Football 1-2-3-1 ; Varsity Club 2-3-! . MARY LOU PETERS Love, love, love---- Look what it's done for me. G.A.A. 2-3-iij Latin Club 1-2-3-lij Glee Club 2-3-ii; Live Wires 3-b; F.H.A. li; Cheerleader 2-3; Class Program 3; Drams tic Club li; Band 1- 2-U (Announcer); Inter-Society Play Committee 3; Intramurals 1- 2- 3-ii. SANDRA ST. CUIR Lots of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Latin Club 1-2-3-lij G.A.A. 2-3-U; Live Wires 3-liJ Class Program 3- ii; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Dramatic Club U; Glee Club 2-3; Inter-Soc- iety Committee 3;Teacher Typist L. THEODORE RARIG Life is like a game of football, with time out for dates. THOMAS HURRELL They call him 'Mr. Touchdown.' Football 1-2-3-b; Track 1-2-3-U; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2-3-li; Varsity Club 2-3 (Vice Pres.)-b; F.F.A. 1-2-3 (Reporter)-L; Adei- phian Program 3; Adelphian Stunt 2-3; Dramatic Club U; Class Pro- gram ?; Student Council 1-3. Class Program 1-2-3; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Prom Committee 3; Drama- tic Club li; Boys' Glee Club U; Lesbian Stunt l;Football 1-2-3-U; Basketball 1-2 (Mgr.); Track 1-2- 3-U; Varsity Club 2-3-li. ROBERT JESS The thinker is seldom the talker. Class Program 1; Intramurals 1; Dramatics Club U; Football 2-3-U; Track 1-2-U. JOANNE CHIO Did you ever see a pretty girl who didn't flirt....... just a little? Elmore High School 1;F.H.A. 1-2-3- U (Vice Pres.); G.A.A. l-2(Sec.); 3-U(Vice Pres.); Live Wires 3-U; Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 1-2; Varsity Cheerleader 1-2-3-U; Sem- ester Grades 3s Football Queen U; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; All-Star j; Rocket Staff U; Spyglass Business Manager li;Office Girl U; Librarian 1; Class Program l-2;Teacher Typ- ist li; Speedball All-Star li. CAROL ANDERSON A smile on her lips, a sparkle in her eye. Home Economics 1-3; Live Wires 3; Intramurals 1-2-3. VI r PATRICIA FLORC Little friends may prove great friends. WILBUR ORMAN He always sees the funny side and makes you laugh 'til you split your side. Elmore 1-2-3; Boys' Glee Club b; Dramatic Club b. ROGER KING Small? Well, so was NapoleonJ Football Mgr. 1-2-3-1 ; Basketball Mgr. 1-2-3-U; Track Mgr. 1-2-3-L; Varsity Club 2-3-1 (Treas.); Pro- jection Club 3-1 ;Dramatic Club 1 ; Adelphian Program 1-2-3-b;Society Officer 1 ; Class Program 1-2-3; Intramural Scorekeeper 1; Activ- ities Committee 3;Rocket Staff ij; Spyglass Staff li. F.H.A. 1-2-3; G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Live Wires 3-1 ; Intramurals 1-2-3-1 ; Perfect Attendance 1-2. ROBERT FLURY Life without sports is not life to me. Basketball 1-2-3-1 ; Track 1-2-3-t,; Football Cameraman 2-3-1 ; Basket- ball Intramurals 1; Varsity Club 2-3-1;; Dramatics Club b; Latin Club 1; Junior Class Stunt; Boys' Glee Club 1 ; Cross-Country 1 . SALLY KRIEOER Men may come and men may go. but I'll talk on forever. G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Live Wires 3-i ;Band 1-2; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Glee Club 3; Class Program 2-3; Adelphian Pro- gram 1; Class Officer 1;Intramur- als 1-2-3-1 ; Prom Committee 3; Semester Grades 1-2-3; Dramatics Club lj; Teacher 'typist 1 ; Senior Play Committee;Inter-Society Play Committee 3; Soeedball All-Star b. ROBERT NEHLS He always greets you with a smile. F.F.A. l-2(Pres. )-3-h;Football 3; Track 1-2-3-lt; Cross-Country It; Varsity Club 2-3-h; Student Coun- cil It; Adelphian Stunt 3; Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 1-2-3-lt; State Judging Team 2; Senior Play. NORMA JEAN BRACKETT It is good to live and learn. F.H.A. 1-2-3; Usherette 1-2-3-lt; Live Wires it. JOHN DISTEL Nature made him as it should Not too bad and not too good. JOHN REUSS I must confess, women like me. Class Program 1-3; Prom Committee 3; Rocket Staff 3; Boys' Glee Club It; Intramurals 1-2-3-h;Dram- atic Club It; Football 1-2-3-ii; Basketball It Track 1-2-3-lt; Var- sity Club 3-u. Genoa High School 1-2;F.F.A. 3-h) Track 3; Football It; Dramatic Club It. JUDY HETRICK Always merry, never glum; she makes a brightful, cheerful chum. Class Program 1-3; Basketball All Star Team 1; Volleyball All-Star Team 2-3; Intramurals 1-2-3-lt; Prom Committee 3; Semester Grades 3; Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1- 2-3; G.A.A. l-2-3(Treas. )-lt; Lat- in Club 1-2-3-lt; Band 1-2-lt; Or- chestra 2; Dance Band 3-lt; Glee Club l-2-3;Live Wires 3-lt; Teach- er Typist h; Dramatic Club It. JOYCE FELDER Full of fun and pep,too Doing all there is to do. Latin Club 1-2-3-U; F.H.A. 2-3(V. Pres. )-lt(Pres.); Adelphian Pro- gram 3; Intramurals 1-2-3-lt; Live Wires 3-lt; G.A.A. 2-3-lt; Class Program 1-3; Rocket Staff 3;Year- book Staff h;Semester Grades 2-3; Ring Committee 3;Senior Play Stu- dent Director; Prom Committee 3; Inter-Society Committee 3. JEANNE RUCKMAN I can dream, can't I? F.H.A. 1-2; Dramatic Club 3; In tramurals 1-2-3-li. DOM HETRICK He seems quiet,but do you really know him? Football 2; Track 1-2-3; Intra- murals 3-li; Cross-Country li. PHILIS FOSS She looks like an angel and acts like one too,but you nerer can tell what an angel will do. MARY COVER Little ..... but, oh gosh! Latin Club 1-2;Semester Grades 1- 2-3-li;G.A.A. 2-3-1;; Adelphian Play 2; Adelphian Stunt 2; Intramurals I-2-3-I4; Class Program 3} Office Girl hi Teacher Typist hi Live Wires 3-h; Rocket Staff 3-h; Per- fect Attendance l-2-3;Senior Hay. F. H.A. 1-2-3 (Sec.)-l; (Reporter); G. A.A. 2-3-U;Live Wires 3-U;Class Program 1-2; Inter-Society Play Prompter 2; Library 2-3-1;; Band 3-1:; Teacher Typist U; Intramurals 1-2-3-li; All-Star Volleyball Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Grades 3. SARAH CAIN I am a woman, therefore, what I think, I must speak. Adelphian Program 1-2-3; Class Program 1-2-3; Perfect Attendance 2; Inter-Society Play 1-3; Latin Club 1-2-3-li; Dramatic Club 3-h; Live Wires 3-h; G.A.A. 2-3-h; In- tramurals 1-2-3-li; Band 1-2-3-li; Orchestra l-2-3-li; Glee Club 1-2- 3-h(Vlce Pres.);Rocket Staff 1-3- li; Dance Band 3-h; Scholarship 1- 2-3-ii; Speedball All-Star h. MARY LOU BAHNSEN One of those busy commercial girls. Busy with the boys?—or busy with the girls? Lesbian Program 2-3; Intramurals 1-2-3-ii; Semester Grades 1 -2-3-h; G.A.A. 2-3(Sec.)-lij Band 1-2-3-h; Orchestra 2-3-1;; Teacher Typist L; Live Wires 3-h; Class Program 1-2 3; Ensemble Club 1-2-3-1;; Rocket Staff 3; Society Officer 3;0ffice Girl h; Glee Club 1-2-3. SUZANNE DENHAHT A little girl with big ideas. Band 1-2-1 ; Live Wires 3-U;G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Latin Club 1-2-3-U; Drama- tic Club 1 ; Inter-Society Play 2} Adelphian Program 2; Intramurals 1-2-3-1 ; Orchestra 2; Class Pro- gram 1; Basketball All-Star Team 2 Glee Club 1-2-3; Prom Commit- tee 3. GERALDINE GOETZ Watch out world, here I cornel F.H.A. 1-2-3; G.A.A. 3-1 ; Soccer 2-3-1 ; Volleyball 2-3-1 ; Basket- ball 2-U; Teacher Typist 1 . RICHARD DEWITZ This lad, so handsome and tall, is not so hard to like at all. MARILYN WINKS Work and duty were to her truly a pleasure. F.H.A. 1; Ennd 1-2; G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Live Wires 3-1 ; Grades 2-3; Roc- ket Staff U; Class Program 2; In- tramurals 1-2-3-L; Prom Committee 3; Dramatic Club ! . GEORGE WELTMAN Quiet, but he gets around. Lcrain School 2; Crosscountry 1 ; Track 1-3-1 . Class Program 3-1 ; Prom Committas 3; Adelphian Program 3;Parliamentaiy Procedure Team 2-3; F.F.A. 2-3-1 ; Intramurals 1; Dramatic Club 1 ; Basketball 1-2-3-1 ; Track 1-2-3-i ; Cross County 1 ; Varsity Club 2-3-h; Senior Play. SANDRA COVERT Soft spoken words sink the deepest. Band 1-2-3-1 ; Glee Club 1-2-3; Intramurals l-2-3-U;G.A.A. 1-2-3- 1 ; F.H.A. 1;Orchestra 3-1 ; Teach- er Typist 1 ; Grades 3. NANCY LEZOTTE SANDRA BARNES Her eyes seem to dance with life and mischief. Class President lj Class Program 1-2-3; Class Officer 3; Adelphian Program 2-3; Majorette 1; Drum Majorette 2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Live Wires 3-1 ; F.H.A. 1-2-3; Li- brarian I ; G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Football Queen Attendant 2; Cheerleader 3; Intramurals 1-2-3-1 ; Ottawa County Track Queen 2; Teacher Typist 1 ; Office Girl 1 ; Senior Play;Drama- tic Club 1 ; Speedball All-Star 1 . SHIRLEY LaFOUNTAIN Speech is great, but silence is greater. It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. Volleyball Intramurals 1-2; Soc- cer 1. F.H.A. 1-2-3-h; G.A.A. 1 ; Live Wires 1 ; Intramurals 2-3-1 . BONADINE MILLER In her eyes theraischirf twinkles; always in for loads of fun. Lesbian Program 2; Lesbian Stunt 3; Class Program Prompter 2-3; Teacher Typist It; Prom Committee 3; All-Star Volleyball 2-3; All- Star Basketball 3; Intramurals 1- 2-3-1 ; Latin Club 1-2-3-1 ; G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Live Wires 3-1 ; Glee Club 1-2-3; Band 2-3-u; Orchestra 1 ; Semester Grades 1-2-3. KAY MORSE Not so small, not so tall, but still is liked by one and all. Band 1-2-3-1 ; Dance Band 3-1 ; Glee Club 1-2-3; Latin Club 1-2-3-1 ; Live Wires j-i ; Class Program 2; Lesbian Program 2-3; Activities Committee 3;Perfect Attendance 2; Semester Grades 2-3; Intramurals 1-2-3-i . ELLEN KRUEGER Gracious and charming, with lots of understanding. Latin Club 1-2-3-b; Live Wires b; Ensemble Club 2-3-b; Glee Club 1- 2-3; Dance Band 3-b;Band 1-2-3-b; Class Program 2; Lesbian Program 2-3; Intraraurals 2-3-b; Perfect Attendance 3; Semester Grades 3; Orchestra 2-3-b; Dramatic Club b; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play. DANNIELLE GUNTSCH She goes her own way unmindful of the crowd. F.H.A. 2; Class Program 3; G.A.A. 2-3-b; Live Wires 3-b; Semester Grades 1-2-3; Rocket Staff 3; In- tramurals 1-2-3-b; Dramatic Club b; Latin Club 1; Volleyball All- Star Team 3; Basketball All-Star Team 3; Scholarship Team b; Prom Committee 3. DIANA McLEOD Happy go lucky! DONNA PFEIFFER Feet that run on willing errands. Grades 1-2-3-b; F.H.A. 1-2-3-b; Live Wires 3-b(Vice Pres.);Library 2-3-b; Usher 1-2-3-b; Student Council 2; Class Program 1; Glee Club 2-3; Intramurals l-2-3-b;All Stars 3; Adelphian Program 2-3; G.A.A. 2-3-b; Teacher l pist b; Inter-Society Committee 3; Per- fect Attendance 1-2; Speedball All-Star b. RONALD OHM Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Latin Club 1; Boys' Glee Club b. Port Clinton 2; Live Wires 3-b; F.H.A. 1-3; G.A.A. 1-3-b; Intra- murals 1-3-b; Dramatic Club b. DONALD TOMOR You'll never find him a bore because worry never darkens his door. Intramurals 2-3-b; Football 3-b; Track 3-b. JANET SCHLIPF She must really be known to be appreciated. Latin Club 1-2;G.A.A. 2-3-1 ; Live Wires 3-1 ; Usherette 1-2-3-ij; In- tramurals 1-2-3;Library Staff 2-3; Inter-Society Play Committee 3; Office Girl h; Teacher Typist I . BA7ID ZIMMERMAN We only lire once, let's get the most of life. Football 1-2-3-1 ; Track 1-2-3-1 ; Varsity Club 2-3-li;F.F.A. 1-2-3-i,; Intramurals 2-3-1 . Rhythm man in any band. Band l-2-3-l (Mgr. 2-3-1 ): Orches- tra 2-3-1 ; Dance Band 3-u; Ensem- ble Club 2-3; F.F.A. 1; Lesbian Stunt 2; Inter-Society Play 1-3; Class Program 1-2-3; Society Pro- gram 3; Prom Committee 3;Track 1- 2-3-1 ; Dramatics Club 3; Football 1; Basketball Mgr. 1-2-3-! ; Foot- ball Mgr. 2-3-1 ; Senior Play. SALLY DIETRICH Virtue is its own reward. Intramurals 1-2-3-1 ;Band (Ann- ouncer); Rocket Staff 2-1 ; Glee Club 1-2-3; Latin Club 1-2-3-! ; G.A.A. 2-3-1 ;Live Wires 3-1 ;Class Program Prompter 1; Inter-Society Play Prompter 1-3; Scholarship Team 1 ; Semester Grades 1-2-3-! ; Teacher Typist 1 . WAYNE DREER What ever there be of sorrow. I put it off 'til tomorrow. F.H.A. 1-2; Live Wires 3-1 ; Les- bian Stunt 3; Dramatic Club 1 ; Library Staff 1 . LEILANI GLUTH DALE LIESKE Worry kills men, wty die? F.F.A. l-2-3-l (Secretary); Fresh- man Stunt; Basketball 1-3-1 ; Track 1-2; Parliamentary Procedure 1-2- 3-1 ;Dramatics Club l (Vice Pres.). EARBARA HERMES Always jolly, always kind, she's the girl we like to find. Band l-2-3-U(Pres.); Orchestra 1- 2-3-U; Intramurals l-2-3-U;G.A.A. 2-3-U (Fres.); Latin Club 1-2; Live Wires 3-U; Class Program 3; Lesbiai Stunt 3;Perfect Attendance 3; Rocket Staff U; Spyglass Staff U;Teacher Typist U;Office Girl U. GERALD RIEFF You may search the world 'round but a truer friend cannot be found. Dance Band 3-U; Band 1-2-3-U; Or- chestra 2-3-U;Inter-Society stunt 2-3; Latin Club 1;Student Council 2; Class Program 1-2; Adelphian Program 2. MARVIN SANDWISCH If grades were given for having fun, Sam would surely rank number one. MARGARET MINIER Either she'll find a way or make one. F.H.A. 1-2-3; G.A.A. 2-3-U; Usher 1-2-3-U; Intramurals l-2-3-U;Bas- ketball All-Star Team 2-3;Volley- ball All-Star Team l-2-3;Adelphian Program 2; Speedball All-Star U. Intramurals 1; Track L; Safety Patrol U. MARLENE WITT Good to be merry and neat. F.H.A. 1-2-3; G.A.A. 2-3-U; Live Wires 3-U; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Rocket Staff U; Teacher Typist U. THOMAS BREDEHOFT He's an all-around good fellow. Society Program 1-2-3-U; Class Program 1-2-3-U; Football Mgr. 2- 3; Basketball Mgr. 2-3;Track Mgr. 2-3; Varsity Club 3-U; Dramatic Club 3-U;Inter-Society Program 3; Senior Play. NANCY HABLITZEL DEAN FAVRO A life full of refreshments! Football 1-2-3;Track 1-2; Basket- ball 1-2; Varsity Club 2-3-1 ; In- tramurals 3; Adelphian Stunt 3. Three things shineth — the sun, the moon, and her hair. Band 1-2-3-! ; Latin Club l-2;Glee Club 1-2-3; Class Program 1-3; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Lesbian Pro- gram 1-2-3; Orchestra 2-3; Live Wires 3; Rocket Staff 3; Semester Grades 1-3. PAUL HERMES If silence were money, I d be a millionaire. CHARLES CASEY HAROLD PARMAN A boy who has an answer for every I have often regretted ny speech, question, and a question for but not my silence. every answer. Class Program 1; Lesbian Program 2-3; Intramurals 1-2; Latin Club 1; Semester Grades 3; Football 1-2-3-1 ; Basketball 1-3-! ; Track 1-3-1 ; Varsity Club ! ; Dramatic Club h. RICHARD ELWING All great men are (tying, I don't feel so well myself. Track 1-2-3-1 : Basketball 1-2-3-! ; Football l-3-l ;Boys' Glee Club ! ; Inter - Society Stunt 3; Varsity Club 3-! ; Intramurals 1; Class Program 3; Dramatic Club h. CHARLES GACKSTETTER A stricter Republican was never found. Class Program 2-3-! ; Latin Club 2-3-! ; Dramatics Club 3-! ; Inter- Society Play 3; Society Program 3; Senior Play; Rocket Staff 1 . s E N I 0 R C L A S s p L A Y FIRST RCW: D. Winter, M. Cover, E. Krueger, N. Lezotte, J. Felder, J. Hetrick. SECOND RCWsC. Gackstetter, Mr. Stager-Director, B. Nehls, R. Dewitz, W. Dreier, T. Bredehoft. WINTER CONCERT CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1953 we, the freshman class, started our voyage with 39 boys and 52 girls. It didn't take us long to get in the groove. We had sixteen out for football, eighteen for basketball, twenty-one for track, twenty-one in band, fourteen in Glee Club and six in the Inter-Society Play. Miss Frank took the risky position as our class advisor. Our class of- ficers were Nancy Lezotte-president, Jim Knopp-vice-president, and Sally Krieger-secretary- treasurer. Nancy Lezotte was chosen a majorette and Betty Gnepper was our attendant to the football queen. Our first class program was given on March 29, 1951 . Mr. Smith directed the day entitled High School Daze . The cast included Nancy Lezotte, Larry Rochester, Diane Winter, Judy Hetrick, and Ted Rarig. The District School at Carrot Corners , with Professor St.Clair tak- ing the lead, was our stunt. This year we were chosen as members of either the Lesbian or Adelphian Society. Many of us joined Latin Club, F.F.A., F.H.A., and Ensemble Club. David St.Clair and Diane Winter represented us in the Student Council. Along with our many extra cirricular activities, we still found time to study} and in September, 1951 ,we found ourselves sophomores. We were now upper classmen; and boy, did we feel bigl This year we were under the guidance of Miss Ayers and our officers were Gary Baldwin-president, Robert Nehls-vice-president, and Cheryl Brokate-secretary-treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Donna Pfeiffer and Gerald Rieff. David St.Clair was elected to serve on the Activities Committee. Nineteen of our Senior Band members received their music letter. They were Mary Lou Bahnsen, Cheryl Brokate, Sarah Cain, Sandra Covert, Salty Dietrich, Suzanne Denhart, Wayne Dreier, Betty Gnepper, Nancy Hablitzel, Barbara Hermes, Judy Hetrick,Salty Krieger,Nancy Lezotte,Kay Morse, Mary Lou Peters, Gerald Rieff, Pat Sutter, and Winona Witter. The following boys received their athletic letters and became members of the Varsity Club: Jim Knopp, Tom Hurrell, David St.Clair, Ted Rarig, Mike Lieske, Roger King, Robert Flury, Gary Baldwin, Dick Dewitz, Robert Nehls, Dennis Ohm, David Zimmerman, and Dean Favro. Gold and white were chosen as the colors for our pennant which was designed by Barbara Hermes and presented to Mr. Johnson on January 31. The play entitled The Wonder Hat was directed by Miss Gloria Ciszewski. The cast included Tom Bredehoft, Nancy Lezotte, Charles Gackstetter, and Larry Rochester. This year our football attendant was Nancy Lezotte. Betty Gnepper, Mary Lou Peters, and Nancy Lezotte were Reserve Cheerleaders. Many of the girls joined G.A.A. this year and became active in intramurals. The next year we were under the guidance of Miss Ayers, and our first task as juniors was to elect our class officers. Diane Winter was elected president; Gary Baldwin,vice-president; Nancy Lezotte, secretary; and Gerald Rieff, treasurer. Our student council representatives were Judy Hetrick and Tom Hurrell. Kay Morse was our representative on the Activities Commit- tee. Society officers elected from our class were Gary Baldwin, secretary-treasurer of the Adelphian Society and Mary Lou Bahnsen, secretary-treasurer of the Lesbian Society. Our second task was to earn money for the annual Junior-Senior Prom. On October 17, we started selling magazines. The class was divided into four teams; the losing team to be on the clean-up committee for the Prom. The team captains were Judy Hetrick, Tom Hurrell,Gerald Rieff, and Nancy Lezotte. The total of the sales was $21 26. The top salesman was Bonadine Miller, who sold $20l .75. There were several who sold over $60 worth. These people received trophies and certificates. On October 21 , 1955, we presented our Junior Class Play entitled Everything s Off . Those in the cast were Charles Gackstetter, Wayne Dreier, Tom Bredehoft, Sarah Cain, Betty Gnepper, Dannielle Guntsch, and Mary Lou Peters. After a lengthy discussion, it was finally decided that we get our rings from Josten and Company• Everyone was very happy, for our rings arrived just before Christmas, making a de- lightful Christmas present. During the basketball games,we sold refreshments and also sponsored dances after the games. At the end of the season, we gave a banquet for the team. This year Mary Lou Peters and Joanne Chio were Varsity Cheerleaders, and Betty Gnepper was our Junior football attendant. Then, the big day that everyone was waiting and working for finally arrived. The theme for our Junior-Senior Prom was My Blue Heaven . Blue clouds and silver stars created a very dreany effect. In one comer was an elevator pointing down with a devil as the passenger. Music was provided by Archie Newell. This brought our junior year to an end. As we entered our Senior year, we realized that our voyage is nearly over. This year our class totaled 83} the largest class to graduate from Salem-Oak Harbor. Our class was under the leadership of Mr. Herbert. The class officers were David St.Clair-president, Pat Sutter- vice-president, Mike Lieske-secretary, and Bob Szakovits-treasurer. After our officers were elected, we chose our motto which is Climb, though the rocks be rugged. Gold and white roses were chosen for our flower and navy blue for the color of our caps and gowns. On November 3, our last play, Time Out for Ginger , under the direction of Mr. Robert Stager was presented to the public. Those in the cast were Many Cover, Ellen Krueger, Diane Winter, Judy Hetrick, Nancy Lezotte, Richard Dewitz, Charles Gackstetter, Tom Bredehoft, and Bob Nehls. Joyce Felder was student director. Joanne Chio was our football queen with Betty Gnepper as her senior attendant. Joyce Fel- der was elected editor of the Spyglass and Pat Sutter was editor of the Rocket . Lesbian officers elected from our class were Dennis Ohm-president and Dave St.Clair-vice president. The Adelphian officers were Gary Baldwin-president and Rog King-vice president. Student Coun- cil representatives were Cheryl Brokate and Bob Nehls. Dennis Ohm and Bob Nehls were on the Activities Committee. Those who started school in 19U5 and are now members of the graduating class are: M. L. Bahnsen, Gary Baldwin, N. Brackett,'C. Brokate, S. Denhart, S. Dietrich, R. Elwing, D. Favro, R. Flury, L. Gluth, B. Gnepper, D. Guntsch, N. Hablitzel, B. Hermes, J. Hetrick, J. Knopp, E. Krueger, N. Meinke, B. Miller, K. Morse, R. Nehls, H. Parraan, C. Risch, M. Sandwisch, S. St.Clair, P. Sharpe, R. Stone, P. Sutter, M. Winke, G. Wolf, and D. Zimmerman. CUSS PROPHECY The year is 1976. It is a blustery January evening. In the thriving metropolis of Oak Har- bor, Grandpa Herbert, the sage of Oak Harbor and retired principal of their school, is seated in front of his atomic furnace, reading the Hourly Tribune. As he turns to the comic section, he is reminded of the time when the great class of 57 graced the halls of Salem-Oak Harbor. It is then that he hits upon an idea for his evening's entertainment. He will get out his scrapbook and look at the clippings which tell what the characters in this class are doing (or trying to doI) now. He finds that they are scattered far and wide. Joanne Chio has Just become lifeguard of the Pacific Ocean. The clipping says that she rescued Dick Dewitz, an ardent admirer, three times yesterday. It looks as if she will have to teach him to swimj Sally Dietrich and Dannielle Guntsch will present their summer style show in Paris this year. Their latest creation Suspense will be modeled by Diana McLeod. He is especially interested in reading about the new inventions of some of his former p q - ils. Barb Hermes and Norma Brackett are enjoying a huge success with their Mud Creek Mud Pack. It takes away wrinkles that aren't even there! Paul Sharpe and Harold Parraan have come up with a simply amazing discovery - a motor that runs on sodium and water. But Janet Schlipf is not going to be outdone either. She just received a patent for a new car wax she invented, Slip- pery Shinola. It's homogenized! Two of these Salem-Oak Harbor alumni were United States participants in the Olympics this year. First place in the discus contest was won by Bonnie Miller with her throw of 2222.2k inches. Peggy Minier captured another first. She won the Hop, Skip, and Jump with a slide. Grandpa Herbert is surprised to find that the class of '57 has made its mark in the field of politics also. Richard Elwing, Secretary of the Treasury, has finally succeeded in paying off the national debt. He was rewarded with a smile (?) from President Bredehoft. Jim Warren is Ottawa County's ambassador to Rattlesnake Island. His military attache is Gary Wolf. What have we here? Jim Knopp, local farmer, won first prize at the Fremont Cattle Show with his two thousand-pound bull. (That's the most bull written on this page!) Hie field of journalism seems to have captured the hearts of some of those other famous graduates. Nellie Meinke writes the article, Teenage Dating Problems for LOVE magazine. Suzanne Denhart is now swimming in money. Her latest novel, The Ones That Got Away .published by the Sandra (Covert) and Sandra (Barnes) Con any, grossed millions of dollars. Diane Winter, the famous gossip columnist for several newspapers, was sued for libel for the fifth time.Her attorney, Pat Floro, said that she would plead for leniency on the grounds of ignorance. Here's an interesting item. Glenna Lee Kleinhans and Phylis Foss, famous veternarians, are creators of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Laughing Hyenas. peaking of in- teresting items, here's another which says that Sarah Cain won top honors in the Powder Puff Derby at the Fremont Speedway last week. She says that her secret of success is the crash helmet her hubby gave her for Christmas It is also evident that colleges throughout the country are cashing in on the talents of some of these great 57 graduates. Porky St.Clair is head football coach at Toussaint Tech. He used to worry about his wife, Betty Gnepper, when he went to the games, but now he has solved that problem, too. He has hired Roger King to manage his home while he is away. George Weltman is also a popular figure with the boys at Toussaint Tech. He is serving as Dean of Women there! Moving on to the eastern colleges, he finds that Geraldine Rieff and Roberta Jess are writing advice to the lovelorn on the faculty at Harvard. Wilbur Orman and Charles Gackstetter are head anesthesiasts at the Oak Harbor Neuro-Surgery Clinic. Their chloroform hss the same effect on their patients as American Lit. had on some of their classmates - it puts them to sleep! Judy Hetrick and Geraldine Goetz, architects, have designed a dog house with running water and a furnace for husbands who spend most of their time there anyway. Speaking of designing, Miss Donna Pfeiffer, fashion designer, returned from Paris last week. She was wearing her newest creation, a green and purple striped suit with an orange and pink plaid blouse! Some of the characters in that class seem to have invaded the field of fine arts also. Mary Cover, Nancy Lezotte, and Don Hetrick have just finished their first smash hit in I Saw Him First. They will make their debut in Madison Square Gardens. Cutie John Distel is now star- ring in Hey, Jealous Lover or. as it is better known, Here Comes Charlie. From the pen of song writers, Ellen Krueger and Nancy Hablitzel, has come that great smash hit, When You're Lonely and Feeling Blue, Take a Stick of Gum and Chew, Chew, Chew. Here's something different. Mary Lou Bahnsen and Cheryl Brokate have opened a secretarial school where they teach you everything, including the way to sit on bosses' laps. A unicue baby-sitting service is run by Sandra St.Clair and Fat Sutter.They will sit free with all males over seventeen years of age. Then there's Mary- Lou Peters. She greatly enjoys her job as counsellor at Canp Tecumseh, a Boy Scout camp near Toledo} Hiat class of '57 seems to have its fair share of business tycoons, too. Jeanne Ruckman and Carolyn Risch recently opened the newest hillbilly paradise in Oak Harbor, The Greasy Spoon. The proud owners of the Tidy Didy Wity Diaper Service are Bob Nehls, Charles Casey', and Ted Rarig. John Reuss is the newly elected president of the Short Life Insurance Compare. His policy is If you can't beat 'em, join 'em! But the queens of the tycoons are Barbara Zam and Marlene Witt. They just christened their finless car The Boola Boola. What's this? Joyce Felder finally settled down and married her beloved after a twenty—year engagement? Ahal Grandpa Herbert has run across some more inventors. Carol Anderson and Frances Avery found a way to increase chicken production 100 per cent. They invented a double-yolked egg} An air conditioned coffin (for the convenience of everyone) was one of Marilyn Winke's brain- storms. She sells them to the patrons of Dreier's Funeral Home. Robert Szakovits was awarded the Nobel Prize for his great contribution to humanity. He discovered a new drug which pre- vents girls from having bowed legs! Here's even a clipping from the radio page of a newspaper. It reports that Dale Lieske is doing a bang-up job as announcer for the Detroit Lions. However, he is even better noted for his unique poses for Velvet Grip Garter advertisements. He finds that several other '57 grads have developed into shrewd businessmen. Tom Hurrell and Dave Zimmerman have a new type of cleaning business, a gambling casino. It cleans the customer's pockets.The magnificent Sham In and Shag Out Night Club is owned by Robert Fluiy. His floor show performers are Lonnie Gluth, Shirley LaFountain, and Jean Louys.Sally Krieger's home for homeless, helpless bachelors is booming. The most recent inmates are Paul Hermes Richard Stone, and Marvin Sandwisch. Kay Morse is a hair stylist at the Quisno Salon. Speaking of salons, two more of the pupils from that class are beautifying others. Dean Favro has opened an exclusive shop with Denny Ohm as his chief assistant. Their guarantee is that 99,999 out of every 100,000 must be curly or you get a free toupee. This last clipping is another one of those shocking things! It says that The One,the Only Gary Baldwin just shipped out on the Swedish liner, Ching U Shu. He's oinr to f -ica to visit his relatives. As Grandpa Herbert puts his scrapbook away, he shakes his head wonderingly. But then, when he recalls those by-gone years, he surmises, What more could you expect? CUSS WILL Carol Anderson wills her Saturday nights at the Midway to any junior with that love 'em and leave 'em attitude. Frances Avery wills her seat at the front booth in Van Atta's with Carl Russell to Barbara Lochotzki.Mary Lou Bahnsen wills her typewriter with a bell to Howard Nimble Fingers Dick. Gary Baldwin wills his ability to drive with one arm to the girl that taught him. Sandra Barnes wills to Kay Youster her ability to get a certain guy. Norma Jean Brackett wills her shyness to Ann Williams. Tom Bredehoft wills his mechanical ingenuity and ability to Mr. Stager. Cheryl Brokate wills her ability to get along with Mr. Freytag to John Harris. Brenda Apling is willed Sarah Cain's weekly trips to the Fremont Speedway. Les Wod- rich is willed from Charles Casey his unique way with women. Joanne Chio and Betty Gnepper will their ability to flirt with the coaches to next year's Varsity Cheerleaders, hoping that they have as much fun as they did. Mary Cover wills a certain Port Clinton boy to Ruth Lau. Mary Ann Branum is willed by Sandra Covert her very long, long hair. Suzanne Denhart wills her ability to stick to one man until the next man comes along to Kay Ballmer. Richard De- witz wills his old nickname, Mohawk back to the Indians. Sally Dietrich wills her heartless- ness in dissecting insects in biology class to next year's students. Bob Buhrow seems to be stuck with John Distel's agriculture grades. Wayne Dreier wills his bass drum to Kathleen Fritsche. Richard Elwing wills his farmer pants to anyone who can keep the tradition alive. Dean Favro wills.his wide awake appearance in the morning to Chad Moore. Joyce Felder and Kay Morse will their jobs at the hospital to anyone who has the stomach to take it. Pat Floro wills her ability to go with one boy for four years to Judy Wheeler. Robert Flury wills his Elvis Presley-Dean Martin singing voice to Dave Baldwin. Phylis Foss wills her office as F.H.A. reporter to Chuck Dewitz because he wants it. Charles Gackstetter wills his acting ability to Mr. Stager. Leilani Gluth wills her tap dancing shoes and costume to Mr. Thompson so that he can start taking lessons from Fred A. Coach Millie will surely stay in shape be- cause Geraldine Goetz wills him her job at Kozy Komer. Coach Erwin, Danielle Guntsch wants to leave to you the correct pronunciation of her name. Nancy Hablitzel wills her Drum Major uniform to Mr. Thompson in the hope that he'll make use of it. Barbara Hermes wills her 191 8 Chevrolet to Miss Frank, who Barbara says needs a clean car. Paul Hermes wills his quiet and reserved ways to John Verb. Don Hetrick wills his will power to come to school in the morning to Pat Goldstein. Judy Hetrick wills her senior oil painting of Jim Handsome Garner to Joan Lemke. Tom Hurrell wills his duck hunting ability to Marj Stick. He says he wants to keep it in the family. Robert Jess bequeaths his muscles to Tim Nehls. Glenna Lee Kleinhans leaves her job of carrying the school flag to anyone who thinks he can lift the flag and his feet at the same time. Miss Kardatzke is willed Roger King's ability to wrap and tape ankles. James Knopp wills his mischievous ways to Galen Gibson. Sally Krieger wills her ability to acquire Varsity Club jackets to Jeanette Reuss. Ann Williams, Ellen Krueger leaves you her ability to keep her band row straight. Shirley LaFountain wills to Katie Rice the love of the Navy. Nancy Lezctte wills Mr. Smith her cheerleading outfit and ability. Dale Lieske leaves his knowledge of parliamentary procedure to the person who thinks that there must be a vote to adjourn a meeting. Mike Lieske wills his hair cut to Gary Scherf. Jean Louys wills her del- icate appetite to Carolyn Goetz. Diana McLeod wills her ability to do the chicken to Mr. Stager.Neil Meinke wills his Elvis Presley looks and ways of singing to Larry Horse Linder. Bonadine Miller wills her job at the Royal Theatre to anyone who thinks they can do their homework and watch the movie at the same time. Rosemary Brown is destined to have Peggy Min- ier' s love of parties. Robert Nehls wills his bow-legs to all knock-kneed people. Walter Holz is destined to have Dennis Ohm's football helmet with the built-in comb case.Ronald Ohm wills his art ability to Genice Mestrey and Mr. Stager. Wilbur Orman wills his tall, slender figure to Coach Muenzer. Harold Parraan bequeaths his hot-rod Ford to the driver's training class. Donna Pfeiffer wills her endless strength to run up and down stairways and through hails to all future office girls. Ted Rarlg wills his curl to Mr. Smith. John Reuss wills his love tac- tics to Howard Dick. Gerald Rieff wills his nimble fingers at the piano to Carl Two Finger Russell. Carolyn Risch wills her back seat on the O.H. bus to Tom Boyer. Jeanne Ruckman wills her innocent ways to John Harris. Marvin Sandwich wills his chuckle to Don Beck. David St. Clair willfully wills his sweetie-pie to Gorgeous George Millie. Sandra St.Clair and Mary Lou Peters will their crush on Coach Millie to Martha Rohda and Marj Stick. Lauren Lieske is destined to have Janet Schlipf's 22 waistline. Paul Sharpe bequeaths his job as stage man and handy man to John Vance. Richard Stone wills the remainder of his money after senior pic- tures to anyone who wants a bottle of milk. Pat Sutter wills her Rocket headaches to Barry Blakeley. Robert Szakovits wills his number 80 football uniform to any boy that thinks he's big enough for it. Donald Tomer wills his gym clothes to Judy Baumgartner. James Warren wills his quiet ways and slow actions to Dorothy Pfeiffer. George Weltman wills his good looks and ways to Vida Smith.Marilyn Winke wills her membership in the Wild Gang to anyone who thinks he's wild enough for it.Diane Winter wills her winning smile and personality to Susan Gibson. Ruth Lau is willed a certain red and white Plymouth from Marlene Witt. Gary Wolf wills his curly hair to Mr. Barnhart. Barbara Zam wills her ability to write love letters to Linda Hehl. David Zimmerman wills his shapely legs to Wayne Noble. SAAA -A fsp . ct NDERCLASSMEN I 0?A J 7 F 7 77 i jTSAteaz g Poc p. ‘ „ . I Uv ofts FIRST ROW: E. Myerholtz, N. Pixley, B. Pratt, C. Russell, J. Harder, B. Moore, S. Hart, J. Pierson, C. Hunphrey. SECOND ROW: A. Overmeyer, M. Dirnberg, J. Genzman, H. Graves, J. Wads- worth, B. Wilkins, M. Winter, G. Goodsite, J. Stamm, D. Chasteen, R. Rust. THIRD ROW:M. Rohda, P. Nolan, D. Streiffert, M. Brough, N. Witt, T. Lipke, J. Barnes, K. Deitzel.D. Dewitz L. Kleinhans, R. Perry, R. Blausey. FOURTH ROW: K. Knopp, D.Pfeiffer, J.Konieczny,B.Blakeley, B. Litben, R. Heiks, R. Buhrow, J. Kidd, B. Sager, D. Henry, D. Covert, B. Green, S. Gibson. Tl A ZOftS FIRST ROW: B. Stark, J. Weitzel, D. Tallman, B. Apling, S. Lickert, M. Stick, J. Baumgartner, S. Brindley, C. Schlipf. SECOND ROW: K. Ballmer, J. Dewitz, M. Tallman, B. Risch, C. Schultz, R. Schultz, B. Hanny, B. Weirich, J, Stuckey, M. Peters, J. Imes, B. Fritsche, G, Floro.THIRD ROW: J. Inlander, R. Buehler, E. Johns, R. Krieger, M. Randall, C. Moore, W. Thorbahn, D. Baldwin, J. Quisno, H. Dick, M. Inlander, B. Miller, J. Lemke.Miss Ayers.FOURTH ROW:R. Brown, T. Harder, V. Mays, D. Fought, L. Wodrich, L. Linder, G. Ihone.B. Detzel, T.Brown,D.O'Rourke, W. Noble, J. Deal, J. Lane. FIRST RCWs C. Rust, J. Sutter, J. Reuss, B. Lieske, T. Boyer, D. Schiller, J. Lemke, B. Torner M. Lickert, P. Parman, G. Mestrey. SECOND ROW: B. Lochotzki, K. Rice, R. Lau, V. Skinner, L. Meyer, S. Taulker, S. Lezotte, D. Wehner, D. Lemke, M. Lieske, N. Stone, S. Miller, J. Sutter THIRD ROW G. Stuckey, G. Wendt, L. Miller, L. Smith, P. VanAtta, D. Radsick, M. Ranes,D.Beck H. Meinke, R. Risch, M. Blausey, R. Peterson, J. Verb, B. Witt, S. Whaley, R. Wilburn. FOURTH ROW: S. Pfaff, L. Burmeister, K. Quillen, B. Riddell, R. Perry, A. VanRensselaer, W. Holz, S. Gahn, T. Peters, B. Stewart, L. Lieske, P. Weichman, J. Stiger, K. Gates, T. Atwater. FIRST ROWs B. Krleger, R. Fetterman, A. Floriana, L. Hehl, M. Dornbusch, R. Caris,I. Gratop, L. Kaiser, B. Kuzeroski, G. Heller, D. Harder. SECOND ROWs M. Branum, B. Biggert.T.Camarata, W. Blakeley, B. Burr, K. Cunningham, W. Bahnsen, R. Almendinger, J. Burmeister, M. Jeschke, S. Kleinhans, B. Gibson, E. Geller, B. Arnold, Mrs. Robinson.THIRD ROWs R. Pierson,V.Harder, S. Brugger, D. Krieger, J. Kohli, G. Gibson, R. Sampson, J. Farrow, P. Rohloff, C. Eichman, M. Cook, K. Hetrick, M. Claus, F. Whipple, J. Felder. FOURTH ROWs C. Domokos, J. Covert, A. Gates, E. Berlin, C. Baumgartner, J. Bodner, B. Gates, M. dayman, S. Bender,P.Chio,V.Clere, B. Burmeister, D. LaFountain, N. Fliehmann, B. Flury, F. Myerholtz, C. Burmeister. FIRST ROW: S. Winters, J. Baumert, L. Gulau, P. Eichman, A. Williams, M. Hylander, M. Wolfe, J. Dewitt, B. Velliquette, P. Denny. SECOND ROW: K. Avers, C. Goetz, P. Zara, G. Marvel J. Brown, B. Harder, S. Hathaway, V. Hebner, M. Steindam, N. Earl, J. Louys, G. Cluckey, K. Fritsche. THIRD ROW: R. Taylor, J. Dornbusch, W. Damschroeder, I. Hebner, K. McLeod, L. Par- man, S. Felder, D. Oaeth, M. Schwable, B. Zimmerman, H. Brokate.J. Haman, S. Beekman,N. Cover, FOURTH ROW: E. Shoup, K. Banky, K. Velliquette, D. Fought, R. Jess, J. Zunk, J. Henry, F.San- drock, L. Risch, J. Rollheiser, R. Gaeth, B. Axe, J. Wheeler. FIFTH ROW: W. Hanny,L. Bahnsen, R. Jess, D. Stick, L. Baumgartner, J. Lemke, A. Schwable, S. Szakovits, J. Pfaff, M. Browder, J. Grieger, C. Anders, D. Greener. FIRST ROWt J. Bloom, J. Hanthome, C. Tettau, E. Neely, S. Streiffert, R. Fastzkie, R. War- gowsky, R. Sandwisch, T. Cover, R. Anderson. SECOND ROWj S. LaFountain, G. Layman, J. Egbert J. Whipple, A. Hoffman, G. Felder, T. Nehls, R. Williams, P. O'Neal, D. Presley. B. Chasteen, F. Rice, P. Zam, A. Bassett, B. Gluth. THIRD ROW: T. Clark, S. Boyer, D. Schwartz, G. Witter, E. Snow, E. Brugger, R. Martin, B. Wendt, L. Franck, R. Lorensen, L. Schlipf, M. Stahl, R. Stahl, R. Schoch, J. Nehls, Mr. Boner. FOURTH ROW: B. Lemunyon, B. Ward, J. Floriana, A.Darr, D. Weirich, R. Wilburn, R. Clere, R. Tomow, R. Kelly, G. Whipple, J. Harris, 0. Goetz, L. Sparks, C. Puestow, D. Ohm, K. Greunke. FIFTH RCWt J. Riley, P. Neitfeldt, J. Witt. J. Roch- ford, G. Witt, D. Elwing, T. Yingling, D. Glass, G. Noble, K. Buehler, B. Hebner.D. Brindley, N. Beyer, G. Scherf, D. Moore. THLETICS ' ? £ SJatffs To s: o. FIRST ROW: R. King-Mgr., J. Knopp, J. Reuss, B. Szakovits, C. Casey, B. Jess. SECOND ROW: G. Heller-Mgr., B. Riddell, T. Peters, D. Radsick, T. Hurrell, D. St.Clair, D. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Coach Lutz. H. Dick, E. Johns, J. Stuckey, D. Covert, R.Krieger, L.Linder.FOURTH ROW:Coach Erwin. J. Verb, M. Randall, C. Moore, W.Noble, A.VanRensselaer,T. Boyer,J.Stiger II SctC fO 'SoB c V . w FOOTBALL RECORDS O.H. 13 Carey 7 sF% O.H. 20 St. Mary's 6 J z O.H. JiO Lakeside 0 «T O.H. 1 7 Clyde 0 | 0. 'H, 20 Port Clinton 6 j. - - t . - . . r i i Sfi FIRST ROWs T. Rarlg, J. Distel, M. Lieske, 0. Baldwin, D. Ohm, B. Buhrow W Dreier-Mgr. SECOND ROW: D. Tomer, N. Meinke, D. Slwing, J. Quisno, D. Baldwin, R. Almendinger, B. Krieger, R. Schultz-Mgr., THIRD ROW: J. Harder, R. Heiks, L. Wodrich, B. Libben, J.Farrow, Coach Millie.FOURTH ROV s L. Lieske, D. Perry, R. Fetterman, J. Barnes, D. Schiller, G.Gibson, K. Quillen, Coach Muenzer. O.H. O.H. O.H. O.H. 1 8 0 37 111 Gibsonburg St. Joseph Elmore Genoa 6 — _ 3( r cfS f VARSITY CLUB J. Stucky, B. Risch, R. King, Treas., B. Libben, V. Pres., D. Covert, D. Toioor, T. Rari V J' Kidd Wodrich B. Jess, E. Buhrcw, V . Noble, D. St. Clair,Pres., R. Schultz,' • Distel, M. Randall, D. Henry, N. Witt, E. Johns, A. Van Rensselaer, D. Zimmerman, D. Ohm, C. Casey, B. Nehls, J. Reuss, M. Lieske, J. Quisno, T. Bredehoft, L. Linder, C. Moore Coach Lutz, D. Favro, D. Baldwin, Coach Millie, Coach Frwin, D. Dewitz, D. lwinp R Szakovdti T. Hurrell, B. Fluiy, G. Baldwin, Sec., Coach Muenzer. E’ Szakovlts, QUEEN and ATTENDANTS Sophomore Attendant, Janet Sutter; Senior Attendant, Betty Gnepper; Queen Joanne Chio; Junior Attendant, Marj Stick; Freshman Attendant Sharon Winters. VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT to RIGHT: R. Libben, E. Johns, A. Van Rensselaer, D. St. Clair, N. Meinke, D. Bald- win, W. Thorbahn, R. Elwing, R. Fluiy, G. Baldwin, R. Dewitz, R. Szakovits, KNEELING: R. King, R. Schultz, Coach Muenzer. RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Krieger, D. Harder, L. Miller, B. Tomor, Coach Muenzer, SECOND ROW: G. Heller, D. Covert, R. Fetterman, D. Krieger, W. Noble. THIRD ROW: C. Dewitz, D. Perry, N. Witt, J. Farrow, C. Moore, K. Quillin. rni PtVjr I O.H. 1 5 Lakeside 21 $ Si 1 1 O.H. Ul Clyde 35 m § ■ 1 O.H. 1 7 Elmore 1 0 I Ss ■ O.H. 35 Port Clinton 32 1 ■ 1 O.H. 31 Genoa 20 I § i ♦ O.H. 22 St. Joseph's 25 1 aj I I O.H. 53 Huron 1 3 ■ i 1 O.H. 30 St. Mary's 38 I O.H. 31 Elmore 21 m ■ ■ O.H. 31 Old Fort 39 ■ 1 O.H. 1ib Gibsonburg 1 7 1 1 I O.H. 1 8 St. Wendlyn's 33 ! 1 1 O.H. 37 Wood ville 27 O.H. 27 Lakeside 1 1 H O.H. 28 Clyde 39 $ yam: :m: m: mr. m: m: m: m: w. m m: VARSITT RECORDS y O.H. 61 Lakeside 56 8 O.H. 68 Clyde 1 6 :6 ii O.H. 61 Elmore 66 y ■ O.H. 57 Port Clinton 65 y y O.H. 59 Genoa 55 i ■ O.H. 39 St. Joseph's U7 y y O.H. 51 Huron 51 y y O.H. 1 8 St. Maiy's 52 y y O.H. 71 Elmore 68 y y O.H. 6I4 Old Fort 69 y y O.H. 73 Gibsonburg 53 y y O.H. 76 St. Wendlyn's 1 3 i O.H. 59 Woodville 1 5 I 1 •J O.H. 7l Lakeside 1 6 1 8 1 3 8 O.H. 67 Clyde 8 Socyo 72'CK LETTERMEN D. Baldwin G. Baldwin R. Devjtz - R. Elwing R. Flury E. Johns R. Libbon N. Meinke ■fr D. St. Clair - R. Szakovits W. Thorbahn A. Van Rennselear CHEERLEADERS J. Chio, J, Weitzel, R. Brown, B. Gnepper. S. Lezotte, E. Shoup, J. Reuss, N. Lezotte. GIRLS' INTRAMURALS PHYSICAL EDUCATION SENIOR FIRST ROW: M. lander, G. Stucky, W. Blakeley. J. Sutter, S. Cain, M. Wolfe M Hrnnohrev G SSrT'iJTSf J0' K’r FT SC,he’ S- ker’ J Un ’ Co-rt,M THU hlT G. Witter, B. Moore,Sec.-Treas., J. lander, K. McLeod, R. Martin J Hetrick L Millpr B. Weirich, P. Foss. THIRD ROW: R. Ifcylor, B. Kelly, E. l erhortz P Sif’s t! Sbke! B' Bl3keley’ D Beck’ Elwing, G. Noble, B. Miller, P. Weich n, w. Holz’, Dorothy Pfeiffer FIRST ROWs R. Caris, C. Domokos, A. Williams, R. Lau, S. Hathaway, G. Goodsite, B. Arnold, K. Avers. SECOND ROWs Mr. Freytag, G. KLeinhans, B. Stark, E. Krueger, S. Hart, K. Morse, M. Rohda, E. Shoup, S. Whaley, S. Boyer, B. Fritsche, H. Graves, S. Covert, J. Wheeler, THIRD ROWs S. Gahn, W. Dreier, B. Stewart, M. Cook, K. Buehler, D. Moore, J. Harris, D. Fought, R. Tomow, D. Weirich, P. Van Atta, M. dayman, C. Brokate, D. Wehner. Sally Lezotte Ruth Ann Gaeth ENSEMBLE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. ftylander, S. Gibson, M. Bahnsen, E. Shoup, B. Moore, P. VanAtta, S. Whaley H. Graves. SECOND ROW: W. Blakeley, S. Cain, A. Williams, J. Lane. R. Taylor, D. Wehner,’ B. Fritsche, M. Wolfe, M. Humphrey, J. Sutter, K. Avers, Mr. Freytag. THIRD ROW: K. Morse] M. Rohda, B. Blakeley, D. Moore, D. Beck, G. Noble, W. Dreier, S. Gahn, K. Buehler,E. Krueger C. Brokate, L. Miller, B. Stark. ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: H. Graves, J. ftylander, C. Puestow, E. Shoup, S. Denhart, L. Miller, J. Hetrick B. Moore, S. Whaley, B. Fritsche. SECOND ROW: M. tylander, W. Blakeley, S. Cain, D. Wehner J. Lane, S. Boyer, M. Hunqphrey, J. Sutter. E. Miller, K. Fritsche. THIRD ROW: M. Rohda. P. VanAtta, E. Myerholtz, G. Witter. B. Kelly, B. Blakeley. G. Rieff, B. Wierich, D. Weirich B. Stark, M. Bahnsen, S. Gibson, Mr. Freytag. FOURTH ROW: C. Brokate, D. Moore, K. Buehler’ P. Weichman, W. Holz, W. Dreier, S. Gahn, B. Stewart, M. Cook, B. Hermes, E. Krueger. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROWi K. Avers, W. Blakeley, R. Lau, K. Ballmer, S. Gibson-Sec.-Treas., J. ffylander-Pres., S. Cain-' ice President- Student Director, B. Moore-Asst. Student Director, S. Hathaway,M., lander, K. Fritsche, SECOND ROW: A. Williams, J. Stamm, M. Wolfe, K. McLeod, M. Lieske, J. Wheeler, S. Tfaff, S. Boyer, B. Lemunyon, R. Taylor, D. Wehner, M. Jeschke, P. Denny, Mr. Freytag. THIRD ROW: S. Whaley, M. Peters, E. ty-erholtz, M. Stick, S. Lickert, S. Bender,D. Stick, T. Harder, P. VanAtta, B. Apling, M. dayman, P. Chio, G. Stuckey. FOURTH ROW: S. Taulker, L. Hehl, J. Sutter, E. Shoup, B. Flury, M. Winter, B. Lieske, K. Knopp.K. Velliquette, L. Franck, I. Gratop, J. Covert, R. Caris. BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Sutter-Acco npanist, G. Witter. B. Weirich. B. Blakeley, D. Ohm-Secretary-Treas. R. Szakovits-President, D. St.Clair-Vice President, L. Miller, J. Stuckey, G. Layman, Mr. Freytag. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, D. Beck, J. Knopp, D. Elwing, B. Flury, G. Baldwin C. Moore, G. Noble, D. Moore, R. Ohm. THIRD ROW: R. Heiks, T. Rarig, B. Stewart, B. Meinke. J. Reuss, M. Lieske, T. Hurrell, J. Quisno, P. Wichman, P. Nolan, E. Johns. ROCKET STAFF flRST HOW: K. Fritsche, B. Arnold, B. Blakeley-Asst. Editor, P. Sutter-Editor, G. Baldwin J. Chio, P. Lockwood. SECOND ROW: Miss Digfey, A. Augsburger, K. Ballmer, M. Winke.S. Taulker’ J. Sutter, S. Lezotte, G. Goodsite, S. Cain, M. Cover, Miss Tinpe. THIRD ROW S Dietrich d’ Krieger, E. Johns, A. VanRensselaer, C. Moore, C. Gackstetter I Hieks.B H ra s Br tat ' f. stLZi'.E f erholtl’s-Oibson’M-Rohda’M-witt M- ci u8’ d- wirtir“ g,tSSZ; DANCE BAND FIRST ROW B. Moore, J. Jeschke, D. Fought, W. Dreier, M. Rohda, M. Humphrey £tae'irSB? iRW,J£ tag’ L mler- D Pf8iff«r, E. Krueger, C?Tok£te, Gahn, K. Buehler. THIRD ROW B. Stewart, G. Witter, B. Weirich, S. Cain. J. Hetrick, H. Graves, K. S. LIBRARIANS FIRST ROWs J. Genzman, M. Humphrey, K. Ballmer, G. Goodsite, N. Lezotte, L. Gluth.SECOND ROW: Miss Timpe, H. Graves, D. Pfeiffer, J. Reuss, G. Stuckey. THIRD ROW: J. Felder, N. Hablitzel, J. Deal, P. Foss, M. Stick, D. Winter, S. Lezotte, M. Winter, J. Loyys, J. Sutter,B. Wilkins, J. Wadsworth, B. Zam, R. Brown. SCOREBOARD OPERATORS D. Streiffert, R. Buehler, M. lander, R. Perry, L. Klein- hans, R. Stone. FIRST ROW: R. Brown, S. Lezotte, R. Schoch, B. Kel]y-Vice Pres., M. Claus-Fresident, D Moore- Secretary, A. Williams-Treasurer, J. Covert, R. Caris, G. Stuckey. SECOND ROW: J. Brown. J Sutter, K. Ballmer, R. Wargowsky, D. Gaeth, J. Egbert, L. Meyers, M. Wolfe, R. Lau| T. Clark’ pi S £ai Jeschke, B. Arnold, K. Avers. THIRD ROW: K. MeLecd, J. Wheeler, s! n u v, J' Pet rSl S st clair Hetrick, K. Morse, B. Moore, S. Boyer, E. Shoup, D. Wehner, J. lander, H. Graves, R. Taylor. FOURTH ROW: M. Rohda, D. Covert, S. Gibson, D Weirlch, B. Apling, B. Stark, M. Brown, J. Felder, J. Konieczny, J. Baumgartner, B. Blakeley! S. Lickert, P. VanAtta, M. Winter, S. Denhart. FIFTH ROW: D. Winter, B. Gnepper, A. Darr D Krieger, R. Heiks, M. Cook, A. VanRensselaer, C. Moore, B. Miller, S. Dietrich. T Brown’ J Bodner, K. Quillin, E. Krueger, P. Sutter. DRAMATICS CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Louys, J. Hetrick, M. Lieske-Sec., D. Lieske-7ice Pres., T. Hurrell-President, B. Flu y-Treas., S. St.Clair, N. Lezotte. SECOND ROW: L. Gluth,S. Krieger, D.McLeod, T.Rarig, T. Bredehoft, D. Guntsch, S. Denhart, M. Winke, S. Cain. THIRD ROW: B. Zam, C. Gackstetter.W. Orman, D. Ohm, G. Baldwin, B. Szakovits, R. Dewitz, D. Elwing, J. Reuss, R. King, M. Peters, FOURTH ROW: J. Distel, B. Gnepper, D. St.Clair, J. Knopp, D. Favro, B. Meinke, C. Casey, D. Winters, E. Krueger. FIRST ROW: D. Pfeiffer, I. Gratop, B. Axe, S. Beekman. SECOND ROW: S. Killer, N. Brackett, J. Lerake, R. Uu, B. Fluiy, THIRD ROW: J. Schlipf D. Stick, J. Farrow, P. Minier, G. Baldwin, T. Harder, J. Deal LIVE WIRES FIRST ROW: T. Harder, S. Dietrich, B. Miller, D. Pfeiffer-Vice Pres., D. Winter-President, B. Gnepper-Sec.-Treas., B. Hermes, D. Guntsch, J. Deal. SECOND ROW: M. Cover, S. Cain, P. Floro, G. Goodsite, K. Ballmer, B. Zam, J. Dewitz, M. Tallman, M. Winke, M. Dimberg, J. Gen- zman, N. Brackett, L. Gluth, A. Overmeyer. THIRD ROW: J. Imes, J. Lane, J. Lemke, J. Louys, N. Lezotte, B. Moore, M. Bahnsen, J. Konieczpy, K. Knopp, J. Mylander, H. Graves,D. Pfeiffer, B. Pratt, B. Fritsche, M. Peters, Mrs. Fought. FOURTH ROW: E. tyerholtz, B. Wilkins, J. Pier- son, M. Peters, D. McLeod, S. Barnes, C. Risch, M. Witt, G. Kleinhans,J. Schlipf, C.Humphrey, S. Denhart, J. Hetrick, S. St.Clair. J. Wadsworth, S. Gibson, M. Winter,FIFTH ROW: P. Sutter, J. Chio, K. Morse, M. Rohda, B. Stark, C. Schlipf, P. Foss, B. Sager, K. Krueger, M. Stick, J. Baumgartner, R. Brown, S. Lickert, B. Apling, S. Erindley.J. Weitzel.D. Tallman,J. Felder, I5ITQR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Mr. Augsburger, Mr. Boner, Mr. Erwin, Mrs. Gillfillan. Digby. SECOND ROW: S. Lickert, D. Ohm, R. Nehls, Pres., N. Witt, Miss R.Lau F.F.A. mST ROW: K. Gates, B. Libben-Treasurer, D. Lieske-Secretary. N. Witt-Vice President B. Nehls-President, R. Stone-Reporter, C. Devitz-Sentinel, L. Burmeister. SECOND ROW- S LaFountain, J. Dornbusch, B. Zimmerman, B. Risch, B. Jess. D. Beck, J. Lerake, F. Sandrock H. Brokate, N. Reau. THIRD ROW: D. LaFountain, T. Boyer, T. Atwater, F. Whipple C Schultz' R- D Radsick R- Pierson- Schiller, A. Gates, Mr. ROW. R. Perry, R. Sampson, M. Brough, S. Gahn, T. Hurrell. J. Barnes, R. Dewitz W Thorbahn J. Quisno P Rohloff, M. Randall, M. My lander, FIFTH ROW: R. Blausey, D. ZimmermanB Mil-’ R Buehler-D-periy’T-Yingling’L-Lie3ke- «• b: FIRST ROW: R. Libben, D. St. Clair, D. Ohm-Pres., G. Baldwin-Pres., R. King, L. Linder. SECOND ROW: Miss Kardatzke, Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Shoup, Mrs. Fought. 0 F F 1 C E R S GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST HOW: D. Wehner, G. Stuckey, R. Caris, M. Peters, S. St.Clair, S. Lezotte, M. Dornbusch, N. Lezotte. SECOND ROW: B. Lochotzki, T. Harder, S. Dietrich, P. Minier, B. Apling-Secretary, J. Chio-Vice-Pres., B. Herraes-President, S. Lickert-Treasurer, B. Miller,D. Guntsch,M. Claus, B. Arnold. THIRD ROW: M. Cover, S. Cain, P. Floro, M. Dimberg, B. Zara, J. Sutter, R. Lau, M. Winke, S. Covert, J. Louys, M. Jeschke, B. Biggert, K. Ballraer, T. Caraarata, C. Domokos, G. Goodsite, 0. Floro, A. Overmeyer, S. Kleinhans. FOURTH ROW: J. Hetrick, J. Lane, J. lines, S. Barnes, H. Graves, S. Taulker, J. Sutter, L. Kaiser, J. Dewitz, M. Tallraan, D. Pfeiffer, J. Covert, S. Pfaff, D. Pfeiffer, C. Risch, J. Lemke, S. Denhart, D. McLeod. FIFTH ROW: B. Moore, M. Bahnsen, B. Wilkins, N. Stone, M. Peters, B. Pratt, J. Reuss,M. Lickert,J. Weitzel, R. Risch, B. Lieske, P. VanAtta, S. Whaley, J. Schlipf, J. Pierson, J. Wadsworth, M. Winters, S. Gibson. SIXTH ROW: D. Tallman, P. Chio, S. Brindley, B. Stark, J. Konieczny, M. dayman, D. Winter, B. Gnepper, P. Foss, B. Sager, M. Stick, R. Brown, J. Baumgartner, G. Goetz, M. Rohda, G. Kleinhans, M. Witt, P. Sutter, J. Felder. VISITOR s T U D E N T FIRST ROw's B. Axe, B. Lochotzki, R. Libben, C. Brokate-Pres., M.A. Peters, G. Schmunk, F. Ohio. SECOND ROW; J, Boner, Mrs. F.obinson, R. Felder, L. Lieske, R. Nehls, J. Dornbusch, Mrs. Shoup. F.H.A. FIRST ROW: D. Pfeiffer, B. Sager-Secretaiy, P. Foss, J. Chio-Vice President, J. Felder-Pres STo' T.iL-on-Tr.ssurer, J. w.ltel, C. Itaphre,, B. Olbson. aroKDBvl as a sss ssj.- E ? L‘ BaUmgartner’ T Harder’ S Llckert M. Stick, J.’Reis'c esl VISITOR AMERICA FIRST ROW: J. Brown, J. Baum- gartner,B. Arnold. SECOND ROW: D. Henry, C. Gackstetter, L. Burmeister. THIRD ROW: H. Par- man, B. Flury M. Sandwisch. FINIS year's SPYGLASS is a token for the grad- uating senior. Since it is the annual to which he will turn to remember the activities and thrilling events at high school, we have tried to provide him with a lasting record of his life and those of his friends among the students and faculty. —The Staff INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS Publiihm Covet Mooulottuieri look Hinders FACTORY HOME OFFICI Kansas City ♦