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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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CHoua oj 95$ cm, do yony, danJc you,, and cm, udokduj you, ike 6 A {had Ufot can. Board of Education Right to Lefts Fred Meckfessel, President, Charles Fought, Jr., Vice- President, Bernard Scheuerman, Clerk, Francis Boomer, 0. L. Teagarden, Luther Mylander. R. C. WATERS Superintendent Medina, Ohio B.S. in Education Master of Arts Ohio State University CLIFFORD W. HERBERT Principal 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. Bluffton College, OSU Vocational Agriculture DAHLEEN FRANK Delta, Ohio B.A. and B.S. in Ed. Defiance College, BGSU Ohio State Univ. English 9 Health and Hygiene SUE ROBINSON Newton Falls, Ohio B.S. in Ed. Kent State Univ. Girls' Phys. Ed. Biology HARR! L. THOMPSON Graytown, Ohio B.S. in Ed. Ohio State Univ. Am. Democ., Am. History High School Geography WILLIAM K. BONER Newark, Ohio B.A. in Biology Capital Univ. Denison Univ. General Science JOHN ERWIN Karshallville, Ohio Muskingum College B.A. in Ed. Driver Train., Phys. Ed. Head Football Coach Head Track Coach GEORGE MILLIE Lakeside, Ohio B.S. in Ed., BGSU History 8 Social Studies Spelling ? Assistant Coach LOUISE FOUGHT Yawkey, W. Va. A.B. in Bus. Adm. Marshall College Shorthand I, Typing Adv. Bookkeeping ELSIE SHOUP Coldwater, Ohio Capital Univ. A.B., B.S. in Ed. Arithmetic 7, 8 BERNARD LUTZ Toledo, Ohio Bachelor of Ed. Univ. of Toledo Ohio History English and Spelling 8 Assistant Coach LEILA EICHENAUER Toledo, Ohio Bliss Business College B.S. in Ed. OSU, TU GEORGE HALL Toledo, Ohio BGSTJ, TU B.S. in Ed. Typing, Bkkg. I Fine Arts Shorthand II MARY A. TEAGARDEN Fremont, Ohio Notre Dame College, TU B.S. in Ed. Plane Geometry High School Arithmetic General Business ELIZABETH YOUNG Toledo, Ohio Findlay College A.B. in Ed. Am. History, Health 7 Reading 7-8 SARAH C. ATER Frankfort, Ohio Asbury College, OSU B.S. in Ed. Home Economics CHARLES SMITH East Liberty, Ohio B.S. in Ed. Asbury College, B.G.S.U. Algebra I, Adv. Algebra Business Arithmetic GENE D. RUCKER Springfield, Ohio Bowling Green State Uni B.S. in Ed. English 11, Speech ROSEMARY HANLINE Youngstown, Ohio Bowling Green State Univ. B.S. in Ed. English 7-10-12 Mrs. Fought Faculty Advisor £ Yearbook Don Fought Art Editor Helen Graves Business Manager Janet Lane Art Editor Dorothy Tallman Co-Editor Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Ittel. Mr. Brugger, Mr. Green, Mr. Beck. ) MA(.HUO M'S AMFRTCAN W)VERNMEN1 • Ut m Class of 1958 BARBARA FRITSCHE What Can the Matter Be? Rocket Staff h, Latin Club 1, Live Wires 3-h, Adelphian Program 2-3-h, Inter-Society Stunt 1, Band 1-2-3- h (Sec.), Girls' Glee Club 1-2-h, Orchestra l-2-3-Ii, Ensemble Club 1, Intramurals 1-2, Rarfect Attendance 3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-h, Class Program 1-3, Senior Scholarship BTLL RISCH Team. JIM HERMES ■Country Style FFA 1-2-3, Football 1-2, Basket- ball Intramurals h, Track 1-2-3, Varsity Club 2-3-h, State Judging Team 1, Semester Grades 1-2-3, Class Program 1-3, Senior Play Cast, Parliamentary Procedure Team 1-2. 'A Guy Is a Guy FFA 1-2-3-h. JAMES HARDER Standing on the Corner, Watching All the Girls Go By Lesbian Program L, Football 1-2-3- U, Basketball 1, Track 1-2-3-h, Varsity Club U, Basketball Intra- murals 2-3-h, Perfect Attendance ], Semester Grades 1-3, Class Program 1-3. SUSAN GI3S0N BARRY BLAKELEY Beethoven's Ninth Symphony1' Rocket Staff 1-3-h (Editor), Latin Club 1-2-3-h, FTA 3-h, Adelphian Program 1-3-h, Inter-Society Stunt 1, Band 1-2-3 (Student Director)- h (V. P.), Boys' Glee Club 3-h, Orchestra 2-3-h, Disemble Club 3-h, Perfect Attendance 3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-h, Class Program 3-h, Inter-Society Play 2-3, Senior Scholarship Team, Senior Play. Dark Eyes Rocket Staff 3-h, Librarian 2, GAA 1-2-3, Latin Club 1-2-3, Adelphian Program 1-2-h, Inter-Society Stunt 1-2, Live Wires 3-h, Band 1-2-3-h, Girls' Glee Club 1-3-h, Orchestra 1-2-3-h, Ensemble Club 1-2-3-h, Intramurals 1-2-3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-h, Class Program 2, Senior Play Cast, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Inter-Society Play 3, Senior Scho- larship Team. DOROTHY PFEIFFER RONALD BLAI'SEY Lazybones Scoreboard Operator U, FFA 1-2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3« KAY BALLMER Song of the Skaters Rocket Staff 3-U, Office Girl U, Live Wires 3-U� Adelphian Program 1-2-3, GAA 2-3-U, FHA 1-2, Class Program 1-2-3, Majorette 1-2-3-U, Intramurals 1-2-U, Volleyball All- Star 2, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Senior Play Cast, Class Pres. 1, Teacher I pist U, Football Attend- ant 1. Sophisticated Lady DeVilbiss High School 1, Rocket Staff 3-U, Librarian 3-U, Latin Club 2-3-U, FTA 3-U, Live Wires 3-U, Adelphian Program 2-3-U, Inter-Society Stunt 3, GAA 2-3-U, Girls' Glee Club 2-3-U, All Intra- murals 2-3-U, Semester Grades 2-3- U, Class Program 2-3-U, Varsity Cheerleader U, Inter-Society Play 2, Senior Scholarship Team, Senior Play. SANDRA BRINDLEY I'm In Heaven Latin Club 1-2; Live Wires 3-U; GAA 2-3-U; Band 1-2; Girls' Glee Club 2; All Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Volleyball and Speedball All-Star U; Semester Grades 1-2-3; Teacher Typist U. LESLIE WODRICH JUDITH HAMANN •Love and Marriage fCBA 1-2, Band 1-2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Orchestra 2, Ensemble Club 1-2, Dance Band 2, Intramurals 1-2 -3-U, Semester Grades 1. Happiness Street Lesbian Program 2; Inter-Society Stunt 2-3; Football 1-2-3-U; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1-2-3-U; Varsity Club 3-U; Perfect Attendance 1-2; Semester Grades 2-3; Intramurals 2-3-U; Class Program 2. V HOWARD DICK JUDITH BAUMGARTNER Cherry Pmk and Apple Blossom White Latin Club 1-2-3-L, Live Wires 3-i Lesbian Program 3, Inter-Society Stunt 1-3, GAA 2-3-1 , FHA 2, Band 1-2, Intramurals 1-2-3-1 , Clas6 ■Program 1-2-3-1 . WILLIAM DETZEL Why Don't They Understand Scoreboard Operator 1-2-3-i , Les- bian Program 1-2-3-1 ,Inter-Society Stunt 3-1 , FFA 1-2-3-i , Varsity Club 1 , Intramurals 1 , Semester Grades 2-3-1 , Class Program 1-2-3- 1 , Class Officer 1 , Football 1-2- 3-1 , Track 1-2-3-1 . Billy, Be Sure PAUL NOLAN Swinging Along With the Breeze Adelphian Program 1-2-3-1 } Society Officer Inter-Society Stunt 3-1 } Boys' Glee Club 3-1 j Football 1-2- 3-1 5 Track 1-2-3-1 } Varsity Club 1 5 Class Program 1 - JOAN LEMKE JACK QUISNO Get Me to the Church on Time Lesbian Program 1-2-3-i , Society Officer 1 , Inter-Society Stunt 1- 2-3-1 � FFA 1-2-3-i , Boys' Glee Club 3, Football 1-2-3, Track 1- 2, Basketball 1, Varsity Club 3-1 , Intramurals 1 , Class Program 1- 2-3-1 . Love is a Many Splendored Thing Rocket Staff It, Office Girl 1 , Librarian 2-1 , Usher 1-2-3-1 , Live Wires 3-1 � Adelphian Program 3, GAA 2-3-h, FHa 1-2-3-1 , Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Intramurals 1-2-3- 1 , Class Program 3, Teacher Typist 1 . BRENDA APLINO RICHARD CHASTEEN I'm Not a Juvenile Delinquent Waite High School, Toledo 1-2-3, Boys' Glee Club h, Intramurals h. Semester Grades 3, Senior Play Crew. Jl'DITH GENZMAN Someone to Watch Over Me Roclcet Staff 2-b} Librarian U} Latin Club l-2(V.P.)-3-U} Live Wires 3-U(Pres.)} GAA 2-3(Sec.)-U Girls' Glee Club 2-3-1} All In- traraurals 1-2-3-U} Volleyball All Star 3} Speedball All Star 1 ; Se- mester Grades 1-2-3-U} Class Pro- gram 1} Senior Play Crew} Class Treasurer 3. DOROTHY TALLMAN 'Friendly Persuasion Rocket Starr U} Office Girl U; FTA U} Live Wires 3-U} Adelphian Pro- gram U} GAA 2-3-U} PHA l-2-3(Tr.)- U(Pres.)} Girls' Glee Club 1-2} Intramurals 1-2-3-U} Perfect At- tendance 3} Semester Grades 1-2-3- U} Class Program 3} Senior Play Crew} Teacher Typist U} Senior Scholarship Team. ROBERT LIBBEN Softly As In a Morning Sunrise Office Girl 3-U} Librarian 2-3} Live Wires 3-U} Intramurals 1-2} Semester Grades 1-2-3-U} Class Program 1-3} Teacher Typist U. BONNIE MOORE Without a Song the Day Would Never End Rocket Staff 2-3} Latin Club 1-2-3} FTA 3(V.P.)-li(Pres.)} Live Wires Ijj Lesbian Program 1-2-3-U} Inter- Society Stunt 1-2-3} GAA 2-3-U} Student Council 1-2} Band 1-2-3-U (Pres.)} Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-U} Boys' Glee Club U(Pianist)} Orch- estra 1-2-3-U} Ensemble Club 1-2-3- L} Dance Band 2-3-L} All Intra- murals 1-2-3-U} Class Program 1-2- 3} Senior Play Cast} Volleyball and Speedball All-Stars b} Senior Scholarship Team} Jr. Red Cross b. Mr. Touchdown Class Program 1-2} Varsity Club 2- 3-b} Track 1-2-3-U} Basketball 1-2 3-h} Football 1-2-3-U} FrA 1-2-3-U Activities Comm. b} Perfect At- tendance 1} S+udent. Council 3} Lesbian Society Officer 3-U} Se- mester Grades 3. RONALD PERRY VIRGINIA MAYS Save Your Sorrow for Tomorrow'1 FHA lj Band 1} Girls' Glee Club 1- U} Volleyball 1-U} Spcedball 1-3} Basketball 3} DeVilbiss High School 2. DAVID BALDWIN I Don't Care Scoreboard Operator 3-U, FFA 1-2- 3-1 � State Judging Team 1, Par- liamentary Procedure 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3-U, Intramurals 2-3-U, Se- mester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Pro- gram 1-3. Wait and See Lesbian Program 3, Inter-Society Stunt 3, Football 1-2-3-1 , Basket- ball 1-2-3-1� , Varsity Club 2-3- 1 (Sec.), Intramurals 3-1 , Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2- 3, Class Officer 1 , Inter-Society Play 2. RONALD HEIKS Collegiate Rocket Staff 3, Latin Club 1-2-3-U, Lesbian Program 1-2-3-U, Inter- Society Stunt 2-3, Boys' Glee Club 3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3- U, Varsity Club U, Intramurals 1- 2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2-3-U, Senior Scholarship Team. JUDY MYLANDER LARRY LINDER Bom To Be Free Adelphian Program 2-3, Society Officer 3, Inter-Society Stunt 3, Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-U. Track 1-2-3, Varsity Club 2-3-U (Pres.), Perfect Attendance 1-2-3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 2, Class Officer, Intra- murals 2-3. Eloise Rocket Staff 1, Latin Club 1-2-3, FTA 3-U, Live Wires 3-U, Lesbian Program 2-3-L, Inter-Society Stunt 2- 3, Band 1-2-3-U, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-U, Orchestra 1-2-3-U, Ensemble Club 1-2-3-U, Dance Band 2, Intramurals 1-2, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2- 3- U, Senior Scholarship Team. THOMAS BROWN MARY ALICE DIRNBERG To Each His Own Latin Club 1-2-3-24� School Patrol 2, Adelphian Inter-Society Stunt 3� Intramurals 3, Perfect Attendance 1, Semester Grades 1-2-3-14, Senior Scholarship Team. MARY LOU TALLKAN Dream, Dream, Dream Live Wires 3—U, Adelphian Program 3, GAA 3-14, FHA 1-2-3-14, All In- tramural s 2-3-24. BARBARA PRATT Sometimes I'm Happy Office Girl U, Live Wires 2, GAA 3, FHA U, All Intramurale 3-U, Class Program 3, Senior Play Crew, Se- mester Grades 1-2-3-U. BRUCE HANNY Spring in My Heart Live Wires 3-24, Lesbian Program 2j, GAA 3-I4, FHA 1-2-3-24, All Intra- murals 1-2-3-24, Semester Grades 1- 2-3-h, Senior Play Crew. JANET WADSWORTH Look for the Silver Lining Office Girl h, Librarian 2-3, Latin Club 1-2, Live Wires 3-24, GAA 2-3-14, Intramurals 1-2-3, Sem- ester Grades 1-2-3-14, Class Pro- gram 2. I'll Remember Today Track 1-2, Intramurals 2-3, Per- fect Attendance 1-3, Class Program 3, Adelphian Program 2, Inter- Society Play 3. JOANN KONIECZNY lr % ROBERT GREEN Sunny Side of the Street Rocket Staff b, Class Officer 2, Latin Club 1-2-3-U, FTA 3-U, Live Wires 3-U, Adelphian Program 2-U, Inter-Society Stunt 2-3, Band 1-2- 3-U, GAA 2-3-U, Intramurals 1-2-3- U, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 2-3, Senior Play. MELVIN KYLANDER Friendship Lesbian Program 3, Semester Grades 2-3, Class Program U, Inter-Society Play Crew 2-3, Senior Play Techni- cal Director. You Can Never Tell About a Woman Scoreboard Operator 2-3, FFA 1-2-3 -U, Track 1-2-3, Intramurals 2-3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2-3-U, Parliamentary Procedure Team 2-3. LARRY KLEINHANS Linger Awhile Scoreboard Operator 3-Uj Lesbian Program Uj School Patrol 2j FFA 1 2-3-U(Sec.)} Track 2-3-Uj Intra- murals 3; Perfect Attendance lj Semester Grades 1-2; Parliamentary Procedure 2-3. DON STREIFFERT I Ain't Lazy, I'm Just Dreamin' Scoreboard Operator 2; FFA Uj Track lj Perfect Attendance 1; Semester Grades 3j Parliamentary Procedure 2. JO ANN WEITZEL A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody Librarian U� Live Wires 3-U, GAA 2-3-U, FHA 1-2-3-U, Intramurals 1- 2- 3-U, Volleyball All-Star U, Speedball All-Star U, Perfect Attendance 2, Semester Grades 1-2- 3- U, Senior Play, Varsity Cheer- leader 3, Teacher Typist U, FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3. WILLIAM MILLER ■f Going Ky Way? Scoreboard Operator Uj FFA 1-2-3-L; Semester Grades 1-2-3} Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 1-2} Intra- murals 1; Sta+e Land Judeing 3« JANET LANE When the Fairest Flowers Are Blooming Rocket Staff 2-3} Librarian 2} Live Wires 3—it; Lesbian Inter- Society Stunt 3; Girls' Glee Club 1- 2-3-U} Band 1-2-3-U} Orchestra 2- 3-U; Intramurals 1-2} Semester Grades 1-2-3-U; Class Program 1-3 3} Senior Play Crew. I'm a Big Girl Now Rocket Staff 2-b, Latin Club 1-2, Live Wires 3-U, Lesbian Program U, GAA 3-U. Band 1-2-3. Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Orchestra 2-3, Ensemble Club 2-3� Intramurals 1-2-3-L, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Proeram 2-U� Senior Play Cast. BONNIE SAGER Smiling Through Live Wires 3-U} GAA 2-3-U} FHA 1- 2-3(Sec.)-U} Band 2} Girls' Glee Club 1-2} All Intramurals 1-2-3-U Volleyball and Basketball All Stars 1-2-3} Semester Grades 1-2} Class Program 3} Teacher Typist U. DEAN COVERT BARBARA WILKINS Enjoy Yourself Office Girl U, Librarian 2-3, Live Wires 3-U, GAA 2-3-U, Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Teacher Typist U, Latin Club 1-2, Speedball and Basketball All-Star 3, Volleyball All-Star U. Blame It on My Youth Latin Club 1-2-3-h, Lesbian Pro- gram 2-U, Inter-Society Stunt 2-3- L, Band 1, Boys' Glee Club It, Per- fect Attendance 1-2-3. Orchestra 1, Track 1-2-3-U, Varsity Club 3-h, Basketball Intramurals 1-L, Class Programs 2-3-U, Class Officer 2. ROSEN ARY BRCWN RANDALL KRIEGER Teenape Queen Librarian 3-it, Latin Club 1-2-3-lt, Live Wires 3-it (V.P.), GAA 2-3-ii, Adelphian Program 1-2-3, Inter- Society Play 3, All Intramurals 1- 2-3-lt, Ail All-Stars 1-2-3-lt, Se- mester Grades 1-2-3, Class Program 1-3, Reserve Cheerleader 1-2, Var- sity Cheerleader 3-it, Football Queen. STEVEN HART When Yuba Plays the Rhumba on the Tuba Rocket Staff 2, Adelphian Program it, Inter-Society Stunt 1-2-3, Band 2- 3-it, Orchestra it. Football 1, Track 1-3-ii, Semester Grades 1-2-3� Class Program 2, Senior Scholar- ship Team, Basketball Intramurals 3- lt. ELWOOD JOHNS uee. But I Ha e to Go Home Alone Rocket Staff 2-3-lt, Lesbian Program 1-3, Inter-Society Stunt 1-2-3, Student Council it (Pres.), Boys' Glee Club 3-lt, Football 1-2-3-lt, Basketball 1-2-3-lt, Track 1-2-3-lt, Varsity Club 2-3-U, Perfect At- tendance 3, Semester Grades 1-2-3- it, Class Program 2-3, Projection Club 1-2-3-lt, Intramural Official 3-lt. CHARLES SCHULTZ 'Who Put the Overalls in Mrs. Murohy's Chowder? Scoreboard Opera+or 1-2-3, Inter- Society Stunt 1-2-3, Adelphian Program 1-2-3, FFA 1-2-3-it, Foot- ball 1-2, Basketball l(Manager), m 1-2, Basketball In+ramurals Track MARY LYNNE WINTER Her Heart Is Young and Gay Rocket Staff it. Librarian 2-3-it, Latin Club 1-2-3, FTA 3-lt Live Wires 3-lt, Lesbian Program U, GAA 2-3-U, Inter-Society Stunt 3, All Intramurals 1-2-3-it, Girls' Glee Club 2-3, Student Council 2, Class Program 1-2-3, Senior Play Crew} Semester Grades 1-2-3-lt. BONNIE STARK GERALD TKONE RITA RUST Life Is dust a Bowl of Cherries Hair of Gold Librarian U Latin Club 1-2-3} Live Wires 3-U, Adelphian Program U, Inter-Society Stunt 3} GAA 2-3 h; Band 1-2-3-U} Girls' Glee Club 1; Orchestra 1-2-3-U} Ensemble Club 3-U, All Intramurals 1-2-3-U Semester Grades 2} Class Program 1} Senior. Play Cast. Anchors Aweigh Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Class Program 3, Inter-Society Stunt 1, FHA 1-2. CAROLYN HUMPHREY 0 Lady, Be Good Office Girl U, Live Wires 3-h, FHA 1-2-3-U, Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Perfect Attendance 3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Teacher Typist U. JOYCE STAMM Oh Lesbian Program 3} Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-U; Intramurals 1-2-L; ROBERT BUHROW fHA 1-2. Oh, How I Ha+e to Get Up in the Morning FFA 1-2-3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1 (Manager), Track 1-2-3, Varsity Club U, Class Program 3, State Judging Team 3. X RICHARD JUERS JANET PIERSON Marine's Hymn Librarian 1 , Live Wires 3, GAA 2- 3-1 , FHA 1-2-3-1 , Intramurals 1-2- 3-1 , Semester Grades 2-3-U. NORMAN WITT Every Day Is Ladies' Day With Me Whitmer High School 1-2j Track 3-1 , El Irresistible Activities Committee 3� FFA 1-2-3 (V.P.)-l (Pres.), Basketball 1-2-3- ! , Track 1-2-3-ti, Varsity Club 2-3 -I , Perfect Attendance 2, Semester Grades 1-2-3, Class Program 1-2, Senior Play. WAYNE NOBLE Technique Inter-Society Stunt 2j Inter- Society Play 3j Student Council I; Band 1-2J Football 1-2-3-1 ; Bas- ketball 1-2-3-1 } Track 1-2- 1 5 Varsity Club 2- l 5 Semester Grades 25 Class Program 1-2. MARY HUMPHREY WILLARD THORBAHN Stout-Hearted Man ' Inter-Society Stunt 35 Student Council 25 FFA l-2- l 5 Football 1 ; Basketball 1-2-3-b} Track l-2- l 5 Varsity Club 2- l 5 Class Program You'd Be Surprised Rocket Staff 1 , Office Girl 1 , Librarian 2-3. Latin Club 1-2-3, Live Wires 3-1 , Adelphian Program 1- 2-3-1 , Inter-Society Stunt 1-2- 3-1 , OAA 2-3-1 , Band 1-2-3-1 , Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Orchestra 1- 2— 3—U, Dance Band 3-u, All Intra- murals 1-2-3-1 , Volleyball All- Star 1-1 , Perfect Attendance 1, Semester Grades 1-2-3-i , Class Pro- gram 1-2-3, Senior Scholarship Team, Ensemble Club 1-2-3-1 , Teacher Typist 1 , Senior Play Crew. JAN STOCKY nMy Boy, Flat-top Adelphian President U, Adelphian Program 2-3-U, Inter-Society Stunt 3-U, School Patrol 2, Boys' Glee Club 3-U (V.P.), Football 1-2-3-U, Varsity Club 3-U, Class Program 2, Basketball Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U. PARTHA ROHDA Ain't We Got Fun? Librarian Uj Latin Club 3-U(Tr.)j Live Wires 3-U; Lesbian Program 2- 3-U} Inter-Society Stunt 2-3; GAA 2-3(Tr.)-U(Pres.); FHA l-2-3-U(VJ ..' Activities Comm. 3; Band 2; Girls' Glee Club l-2-3-U(Pres.); Volley- ball All-Star Uj All Intramurals 1- 2-3-Uj Semester Grades 1-2-3-U; Hass Program 1-2-3. A Good Man is Hard to Find Rocket Staff 3, Latin Club 1 (Tr.) -2-3, FTA 3-U, Live Wires 3-U, Lesbian Program 3-U, Inter-Society Stunt 2-3-U, Band 1-2-3-U, Girls' Glee Club 1-U, Orchestra 1-2-3-U, Ensemble Club 1-2-3-U, Dance Band 2-3-U, All Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2, Class Program 1-2-3, Senior Play, GAA 2-3-U. KAREN KNOPP Powder Your Face with Sunshine Iatin Club 1-2, Live Wires 3-U, GAA U, Girls' Glee Club 2-3, Intras murals 1-2-3-U, Semester Grades 1- 2-3-U. Class Program 1. CHARLES DEWITZ TWILA HARDER Just a Song at TWilight Rocket Staff U, Usher 1-2-3-U, Live Wires 3-U, Lesbian Program 3, Inter-Society Stunt 1-2-3, GAA 2- 3-U, FHA 1-2-3-U, Activities Com- mittee 2-U, Band 2, Girls' Glee Club 1-2-3-U, Intramurals 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2-3. I've Got the World on a String Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2 Adelphian Inter-Society Stunt 1-3 Semester Grades 1-3, FFA 1-2-3-4 Parliamentary Procedure Team 2. CPAD MOORE I ELEN GRAVES Catch a Falling Star Rocket Staff 2-U, Office Girl U, Librarian 3, Latin Club 1-2-3, FTA 3-U, Live Wires 3-U, GAA 2-3-U, Student Council I (V0 Pres.), Band 1-2-3-U, Girls' Glee Club 1-2, Orchestra 1-2-3-U, Ensemble Club 1-2-3, Dance Band 2-3-U, All In- tramurals 1-2-3-U, Basketball All- Star 3, Speedball All-Star U, Per- fect Attendance 1-2-3, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2, Teacher Typist U, Senior Scholar- ship Team, Lesbian Program 3-U, Inter-Society Stunt 2-3. RONALD 5UEHLER The Thunderer Rocket Staff 3-U, Latin Club 1-2- 3-U, Lesbian Program 1-2-3-U,Boys Glee Club 3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-U, Varsity Club 3-U, Intramurals 1-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1-2-3, Inter-Society Play Little Things Mean a Lot Scoreboard Opera+or 3, FFA 1-2-3-h Football U, Track 2-3-U, Varsity Club 1 , Basketball Intramurals 1-3- L, Perfect Attendance 1, Semester Grades 1-2-3, Class Program 3� Parliamentary Procedure Team 1-2-3. TOM LDEBKE Maybe Tomorrow FFA 1-2} Band 1-2-3} Intramurals 3- U} Track 1. GAIL GOODSITE REGGIE SCHULTZ It Doesn't Cost a Dime to Dream Lesbian Program 2, FFA 1-2-3-b, Football 1, Football Manager 2-3-L, BasketDail 1, Basketball Manager 2- 3-U, Track 1, Track Manager 2-3-U, Varsity Club 3-U, Perfect Atten- dance 1, Basketball Intramurals 2- 3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3, Class Program 1-3, Parliamentary Proce- dure Team 2-3. Little Girl Rocket Staff 3, Office Girl U, Librarian 2-3, Live Wires 3-U, GAA 2-3, Intramurals 1, FHA 1-2-3-U Band 2-3-U, Semester Grades 1-2-3- U, Class Program 1-3, Teacher Typist U. DONALD FOl'OHT NANCY PIXLSY A Little Bit Independent Latin Club 1-2, Band 1-2-3-U, Per- fect Attendance 1, Semester Grades 1-2-3-U, Class Program 2, Rocket Staff 1-2, Orchestra 1-2, Dance Band 2-3-U. JUDY IMES It's All in the Book You Know Librarian Uj QAA Uj FHA 1-2-3-U; Perfect Attendance 1-2j Class Pro- grams 3-U, All Intramurals 1-U; Semester Grades 1-2; Senior Play Crew. JUDITH DEAL The Sunshine of Your Smile Librarian 3-U, Usher 1-2-3-U, Live Wires 1-2, FHA 1-2-3-U, Teacher Typist U, Intramurals 1, Semester Grades 3� Class Program 1. When You Know Me Better Live Wires 3-U, FHA 1-2, Intra- murals 1-2-3-U, Class Program 1, Perfect Attendance 1-2. MARY ANN PETERS The Best Things in Life Are Free Live Wires 3-b; GAA 1; Student Council 3; FHA 1-2-3-U; Girls' Glee Club 1; Intramurals 1-2-3-U; Perfect Attendance 1; Class Pro- JAKES BARNES 6ram 1i Senior Play Crew. Boys Will Be Boys FFA 1-2-3-U, Football 1-2-3-U, Track 1-2-3, Varsity Club U, Intra- murals 3-U, Class Program 3. JERRY HOAGLIN WAYNE SHADOAN Thou Swell South High, Omaha, West Kearney High, Nebraska 2-3. Nebraska 1, Kearney, Les Girls Fern Creek, Kentucky 2-3; Basket- ball 1; Adelphian Program 1 ; Track 1; Intramurals 1-1 ; Perfect Attendance 1. JOHN KIDD ROBERT WEIRICK I've Got Rhythm Adelphian Program 3� Band 1-2-3-1 � Boys' Glee Club 3, Orchestra 1-2- 3-1 , Dance Band 3-1 , Track 3� Se- mester Grades 3� Class Program 2, Intramurals 3-1 I Fall Down and Go Boom Adelphian Program h; Boys' Glee Club l j Track 1-2-3-lt; Varsity Club 2-3-1 ; Intramurals 1-3-1 ; Se- mester Grades 2-3; Class Program 1 MELVIN BROUGH 2; Senior Play Crew 1 . nCall It a Day„ Track 1, Semester Grades 1, FFA 1-2-3-1 . Senior Class History In September, i954, everybody at SOH braced himself for a LONG ORDEAL, TOOK A DEEP BREATH, AND BRAVELY GREETED THE MEM- BERS OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS, ALL 127 OF US AFTER THAT FATE- FUL DAY IN SEPTE� «ER, OAK HARBOR HIGH WAS NEVER TO BE THE SAME AGAIK I Since we were a very democratic class, the first thing THAT WE DID was TO ELECT CLASS OFFICERS. WE CHOSE DOROTHY Pfeiffer as our presicent; willie Thorbahn, Vice-president; and Bonnie Moore, Secretary-Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Bonnie Moore and Wayne noble miss frank threw caution to the wind to become our class ad- visor. Despite popular belief, we weren’t a lazy class. It WASN'T LONG BEFORE ALMOST EVERY ONE OF OUR MEMBERS WAS BUSY IN SOME ACTIVITY—SPORTS, MUSIC, DRAMATICS, OR ONE OF THE MANY ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS F.K.A., F.F.A., OR LATIN CLUB One of our quieter” classmates, Rosemary Brown, became a Reserve cheerleader. Janie Beekman, jo konieczny, and Dorothy Pfeiffer were majorettes. Our attendant to the football queen was Dorothy Pfeiffer. The Rocket Staff also WAS TO BENEFIT BY THE TALENTS OF OUR FRESHMAN CLASS MERCERS. Barry Blakeley was freshman reporter, and Don Fought was a member of the art staff. Time fairly flew, and suddenly we WERE SOPHOMORES. Mrs. Robinson took over as aovisor of our class, which mad left poor miss Frank exhausted and wondering vhat the teenagers of this WORLD were coming to. again, we immedi- ately CHOSE OUR CLASS OFFICERS. OUR PRESIDENT WAS CHAD POORE; VICE-PRESIDENT, DEAN COVERT; AND SECRETARY-TREASURER, JO KONIECZNY. MARY LYNN WINTER AND WILLIE ThORBAHN WERE OUR Student Council representatives. Our activities committee REPRESENTATIVE WAS TwlLA HARDER. ROSEMARY BROW, SUE (iIBSON, AND JO KONIECZNY WERE RESERVE CHEERLEADERS. This was the year we selected our class pennant, here WAS WHERE OUR CLASS STARTED TO BE DIFFERENT”. WE CHOSE RED AND BLACK AS THE COLORS FOR OUR PENNANT. Our ATTENDANT TO THE FOOTBALL QUEEN WAS BONNIE POORE. Several of our class members earned their music or ath- letic LETTERS THIS YEAR. THOSE RECEIVING THEIR MUSIC LETTERS were: Juoy Baumgartner, Jane Beekman, Barry Blakeley, Don Fought, Barbara Fritsche, Sue Gibson, Helen Graves, Judy hamann, Mary Humphrey, Jo konieczny, Janet Lane, Tom Luebke, Bonnie Moore, Elaine Myerholtz. Judi mylander, Dorothy Pfeiffer, martha Rohda, Bonnie Stark, marj Stick, Robert weirich, and Sandra Brindley. BOYS EARNING THEIR ATHLETIC LETTERS WERE: WAYNE NOBLE, Bob libben, Larry Under, Bill Risch, Butch Johns, John KIDD, AND NORM WITT Ten of our classmates received their iOO activity Point letters. Those people were: Brenda Aplinc, Barry Blakeley, Ron Buehler, Don Fought, Sue Gibson, Mary Humphrey, Elwood Johns, Chad moore, Dorothy Tallman, and Mary Lynn winter. now doesn't that impressive list of awards earned prove that we weren't lazy? we were really a group of eager BEAVERS ! (OF COURSE, BY NOW WE HAD EARNED THE REPUTATION OF BEING A VERY QUIET, DIGNIFIEO, AND SCHOLARLY CLASS.) Being a very studious group, we had no trouble at all in be- coming JUNIORS. This was the big year! miss Ayers was on hand to guide us through this year. The officers we chose were Mary Lynn winter, president; Larry Linder, vice-president; Brenda apling, Treasurer; and marj Stick, Secretary. Student Council representatives from our class were Mary Ann Peters and Bob libben. we selected Bonnie Moore, Juoy Baumgartner, Chad moore, and willie Thorbahn to serve on the rin6 commit- tee. Rosemary Brown and jo Ann weitzel were Varsity cheer- leaders. marj Stick was chosen as our attendant to the QUEEN. On October 10, we started our first big project—the mag- azine sale. Our purpose was to make just gobs and gobs of money to speno on the Junior-Senior prom. Our team cap- tains were mary Ann Peters, marj Stick, Brenda apling, and Bob Libben. The losing team was to clean up after the prom. Bob Libben's team was the lucky one that got to do the cleaning. Also in October, had a big decision to make—what kind OF RINGS TO ORDER AND FROM WHAT COMPANY TO PURCHASE THEM WE FINALLY DECIOED TO BUY OUR RINGS FROM JOSTEN'S. DELIVERY was made on December 18, and for several days you could IDENTIFY A JUNIOR BY AN OUTSTRETCHED HAND WITH A SHINY LUMP OF GOLD ATTACHED TO ONE FINGER. WE REALLY FELT THAT WE HAD ARRIVED IN THE WORLD OF UPPERCLASSMEN WHEN WE GOT THOSE RINGS. On October 22 we gave our class program to an assembled AUDIENCE OF FACULTY AND STUDENTS. A PLAY, BORROWED TAILS, WAS GIVEN UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. faONER. A HILLBILLY WED- DING WAS PRESENTED AS OUR STUNT. During the basketball season, we sold refreshments at all HOME GAMES And ALSO SPONSORED THE AFTER-GAME DANCES ON march 9, 1957, we gave a basketball banquet for the team. Then on My 4, 1957, came the biggest night of the year. This was the night of the Junior-Senior Prom, we almost had a catastrophe when our HUGE fcMlte false ceiling collapsed during the afternoon decorating session. Everything turneo out all right in the END. The auditorium was decorated with LITTLE STRAW HUTS, PALM TREES, AND A BIG MOON AGAINST A BACKDROP OF PURPLE MOUNTAINS AND AN AQUAMARINE OCEAN TO CARRY OUT 01 THEME OF EVENING IN HAWAII. NORMAN Bartlett's Orchestra provided dance music (plus a real CRAZY MUSICAL SAW). In September, 1957, we began our senior year, our final YEAR AT SOH. OUR OFFICERS WERE HOWARD BlNGO DlCK, president; Dave Baldwin, Vice-President; Bonnie moore, Secretary; and Larry under, Treasurer. Helen Graves ano Butch Johns were cur Student Council representatives. Twila harder and Bob Lib6en were elected to serve on the activities Committee. mr. Herbert cautiously took the reigns as aovisor to our CLASS Mary Humphrey and Dorothy Tallman were elected co-editors of the Spyglass, and Barry Blakeley was editor of the Rocket. In November, we gave our Senior Play, Mother Is A Freshman, under the direction of mr. Gene Mucker. The cast members were kay Ballmer, Chuck Dewitz, Dorothy Pfeiffer, Bonnie Stark, Bonnie moore, norm witt, Janet Lane, Barry Blakeley, Martha Rohda, jo Ann weitzel, Jo Ann konieczny, Sue Gibson, jack nuisno, Bill Risch, and Larry kleinhans. The homecoming Queen was Rosemary Brown, with Jo konieczny as her senior attendant. We had four society officers among our classmates: Adelphian Presicent, Jan Stucky; vice-president, Paul Nolan; Lesbian President, Jack quisno; Vice-President, Bob libben. we battled our way through the selection of caps ano gowns, invitaticns, flower, and motto, we finally called an armistice and selected the American Beauty Rose as our class FLOWER AND WE SHALL EITHER FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE, AS OUR MOTTO. WE HAD A SLIGHT DISAGREEMENT ABOUT THE COLOR OF OUR CAPS AND GOWNS. WE FINALLY COMPROMISED ON WiTE CAPS AND GOVNS WITH BLUE TASSELS FOR THE GIRLS AND NAVY BLUE CAPS AND GOtrttS WITH tlTE TASSELS FOR THE BOYS. Twenty-four graduates started school at SOH in 1546. They are: D. Baldwin, J. Baumgartner, S. Brindley, J. Deal, 0. Fought, S. Gibson, h. Graves, J. hamann, B. hanny, J. hermes, M. Humphrey, J. Ipes, R. Krie6er, L. Linder, B. MILLER, M. ROHDA, J. MYLANDER, M. MYLANDER, P. NOLAN, K. Rust, j. Stucky, n. witt, and l. wodrich. Our Queen Her s Senior Attendant Our Heroes Class Prophecy I GRADUATE!) FROM OAK HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL IN 1958. YOU KNOW, IT'S SURELY SURPRISING HOW OFTEN ONE HEARS OF OLO CLASSMATES FOR INSTANCE, I GOT UP ONE BRI6MT MORNING, PUT ON MY EQUALLY BRIGHT ARGYLE SOCKS MANUFACTURED BY KNOPP AND IMES CO., AND WENT OUT TO GET THE MORNING PAPER. OF COURSE, THE PAPER WAS NONE OTHER THAN THE OAK HARBOR DAILY GRAPEVINE EDITED BY NR, BARRY 8, BLAKELEY. BLARING OUT AT ME WAS A LARGE HEADLINE WICH REAO: RANOALL KRIEGER, WORLD RENOWNED SCIENTIST, AND HIS ASSISTANT, NANCY PlXLEY, HAVE WON THE Nobel prize for discovering a cure for the dread disease, IDIOTIC FLU. The Nobel Music prize was awarded to Elwood Johns, Richard Juers, and Robert Buhrow for their classical master- piece. Symphony in q minor (or the Love he. Love my hound Dog Blues). T also read that Reginald Schultz won the ' muscle man of the year award after a grueling contest at THE BARBELLS. The sports world has attracted many of our classmates also. It's not surprising to note that Coach Larry Linder's Sputniks have won first place in the Toussaint marsh Con- ference. This is largely due to Coach Linder's very capable waterbov, Chuck heavy Schultz. Another sports notable is Mary Lou Tallman, wo won world acclaim for swimming the Portage River underwater all the way from Oak Harbor to Lake Erie and Put-in-8ay. The literary field has also attracted many of fellow graduates. Howard Dick has just bitten a best-selling book, navy and white, a collection of experiences on par- liamentary procedure. Chad moore has just been named gossip editor for Expose' magazine. A FEW ADVERTISEMENTS CAUGHT MY EYE AS I SCANNED THE PAGE. One of them was, Patronize Quisno's morgue, we give Top Value Stamps. Another was hanny's Rent-A-Car agency, now a thriving business, a new movie theatre HAS just been openeo called the Heiks hideaway. It features as xn opening, the new sensation, kisses Sweeter than wine, starring Chuck Dewitz ano kay Ballmer. well, as the old clock on the wall told me, l uld have to rush or I'd be late for work, as I backed the Cadillac OUT OF the driveway, I WAS ALMOST HIT BY DOROTHY PFEIFFER, CRUISING BY IN HER NEW WHITE FALCON J-lOO CONVERTIBLE. AnO AS I WAS PASSING THROUGH THE BUSINESS DISTRICT I CHANCED upon Sandra lickert's newest restaurant, The Gourmet's DELIGHT. AS ONE OF SAM'S LEADING FLOOR-SHOW ATTRACTIONS, Dick CHASTEtN AND NORM WITT, PROFESSIONALLY KNOW AS THE Beverly Brothers, will sing their hit recording of Hillbilly Millie. One of the other attractions, a camera girl named Martha Romda, has already increased the picture- taking industry by 150 per cent. Tme Gold-Cust Twins, Janet Wadsworth and Barb wilkiks are also employed as cigarette GIRLS. Reaching the office, I noted that Melvin mylanuer, Exec- utive-Vice President, and his new secretary, Elaine MVERHOLTZ, SEEMED TO BE WORKING TOGETHER QUITE v LL. My OFFICE, OF COURSE, WAS A JUMBLE OF PAPERS, ETC. WICH Th£ janitor Bob Green had carefully neglected to clean up. my secretary, Helen Graves, was placing a business call to her girl cpiEND. Later on, I decked to switch on mv radio to listen to my FAVORITE PROGRAM, RlSCH VIEWS THE NEWS. HEADLINING THE twelve o'clock news: Thomas Spow, heao of the United States Bureau of Intelliceijce disclosed today that Air Force General Gerald ,hoaglik is the new deputy head of the Selective Service Board, also, it was revealed that the Bureau of Transports and Communications headed by Juoy Hamann and Don Fought finally succeeded in transporting men to THE MOON. The three victims of this escapade Y€RE Don Streiffert, Tom Leubke, and Jim hermes. I was interrupted AT THIS TIME, BY FAUL NOLAN WHO IS AN EXECUTIVE FROM THE moble-humphrey concern, he was on his way to Port Clinton AND WANTED TO SEE ME ABOUT MAKING A DEAL WITH THE BALDWlN- Goodsite Oil Firm. Following his visit, I went out to lunch. On my wav to Stark's City Grill I passed the lonely heart's Cua and upon looking in the window I saw willy Thorbahn seated at the PRESIDENT'S DESK. STANDING IN LINE TO SEEK THEIR LOVED ONES WERE Dean LeMoyne Covert, Leslie wodrich, Wayne Smadoan, and jim harder, upon entering the grill I was overcome by the RICKV-TICKV MUSIC OF THE L|TTLE-F0i -M|NUS-ONE WO RE Rosemary Brow, Juoith Baumgartner, ano Jo Am konicczny, accompanied by Bonita Kay moore on the piano. I was greeted by Twila harder, the friendly waitress, who shoi o me to my TABLE. I THEN DECIDED TO ORDER ONE OF JOHN KlCD'S TASTY peanut butter ano jelly sanowisches. while eating my sand- Wlf.CM I WAS GAZING AROUND AND SAW JO ANN WEITZEL AND JANET Pierson arguing to the chief cook and bottle washer Melvin Brough about the small portions they received, after fin- ishing my LUNCH, I PAID THE BILL TO CAROLYN HUMPHREY, WO WAS WORKING AS THE CASHIER. AHEAD OF ME WAS JAN STUCKY AND Bob Lilben wo were sneaking out of the door without paying THE IF BILL. IN HOT PURSUIT WERE THE TRUSTY POLICEMEN, Ronald Buehler ano Larry kleiwans. The two men ran like LIGHTNING, ALMOST KNOCKING OVER AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER, MARY Alice Dirnberg, who was out walking her french poodle, Fifi. Thanks to the efforts of an efficient police de- partment, however, the fugitives were CAUGHT ano are NOW SERVING THEIR TERMS WASHING DISHES AT STARK'S C|TY GRILL. Walking back to my office I passed the Gibson-mylfnoep Hair-Twirler Barber Shop. There I heard the harmony of singing of a barber-shop quartet. Also I saw Sanora Brindley and juoy Deal sitting under the hair dryer and HAVING THEIR NAILS POLISHED BY BARBARA FRITSCHE. PROCEEDING TO THE OFFICE, I PASSEO THE MAGAZINE STAND AND NOTICED THAT THE LATEST EDITION OF TODAY'S BRIDE WAS TAKEN OVER BY A NEW PUBLISHER, JOAN LEMKE. I ALSO NOTICEO A NEW MAGAZINE called Rock and Roll Cones to Carnegie , published by Steve Hart and Bob weifich. The main feature in this magazine is AN ARTICLE BY JUOY GENZMAN ANO HER NEW DA E, THE WALK, AT THIS TIME, I LOOKED AT MY WATCH ANO SAW THAT IT WAS TIME TO MURRY BACK TO THE OFFICE. UPON ENTERING THE OFFICE, I PASSEO OUR NEW MAIL CARRIER WO WAS NONE OTHER THAN BONNIE Sager. Spending the afternoon signing papers and such, I was INTERRUPTED BY RONALD BLAUSEV WO CAME TO GET A PATENT ON THE NEW TALLMAN-WINTERS UNIYAC MACHINE. The REST OF THE AFTERNOON PASSED..RAPIDLY, AND BEFORE I KNEW IT, IT WAS TIME to go home. Driving down the highway I saw Janet lane, Brenda arlinc, ano Mary Ann Peters putting up a billboard ADVERTISING THE ThONE AND MILLER TAXI-CAB SERVICE. JUST REACHING MV DRIVEWAY I PASSED JIM BaPNES, BILL DETZEL, AND Ronald Perry wo are still making their usual trips to Fremont. Sitting in my easy-chair later on in the evening, I was REALLY AMAZED TO THINK THAT IN ONE DAY I HAD COME ACROSS ALL CF MY CLASSMATES. Oh, WAT A DAY I Class Will ME, THE CUSS OF 1958, OF SALEM-OAK HARBOR HUH SCHOOL, Oak harbor, Ohio, being of unsound hind and fading memory, DO HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH, ANO DECLARE THIS TO BE OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, HEREBY REVOKING ANY MlLL OR WlAS HERE- TOFORE MADE BY US I, BRENDA APLING. MILL MY JOB AT MA6RUDER HOSPITAL TO ANY JUNIOR GIRL WHO NEEDS A JOB I, KAY BALlHER. MILL MY PART IN THE SENIOR PLAY TO RuTHIE LAU. May SHE HAVE AS MUCH FUN AS I DID. I, SANDRA BftINDLEY. MILL MY TALL, DARK, AND MANOSOME COUSIN to Peggy Rochester. I, ROSEMARY BROWN. MILL MY LOVE OF SACK DRESSES TO MR. T • I, MARY ALICE DIRNBERG, mill my seat in 8th perioo American Democ. class to Connie Pierson. I, JIJOY DEAL. MILL MY KNOWLEDGE OF THE PARTS OF AN AUTOMOBILE AND HOW THEY WORK TO FUTURE DRIVER TRAINING STUDENTS. I, JUOY (pENZMAN. MILL MY SHYNESS TO LAUREN LlESKE. I, SUSAN GIBSON, mill my love for Ricky nelson’s records to THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT. I, GAIL GOODSITE. MILL MV PONYTAIL TO COACH MILLIE. I, JUDY HAMANN. MILL MY LOVE OF PORT CLINTON TO LINDA HEHL. I, TWILA HARDER. MILL MY SEAT ON THE BUS TO JEANETTE REUSS I, CAROLYN HUMPHREY. MILL MY DAILY WALKS TO THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING TO THE UNFORTUNATE OFFICE 61RL MHO GETS THE JOB NEXT YEAR. I, JUDY |M£S« MILL MY SAFE DRIVING TO COACH ERWIN. I, KAREN KNOPP. MILL MY ABILITY TO CRACK CHEWING GUM TO MR. Thompson. I, JOANN KQMECZNY. MILL MY A8ILITY TO SLIP IN THE MUD TO Co CH ERWIN. MAY he THINK OF THIS NEXT YEAR WHEN HE MATERS THE FOOTBALL FIELD. I, JOAN LEVKE. WILL MY LOVE OF THE FLY BOYS TO COACH ERWIN. I, SANDRA LICKERT. MILL MY HOBBY, EATING,TO NORMA STONE. I, VIRGINIA MAYS. MILL MY JOB AT FlNKE'S PHARMACY TO ANYONE MHO THINKS THEY CAN DC THEIR HOMEWORK AND WAIT ON CUSTOMERS AT THE SAME TIME. I, JUOY HYLANDER. WLL MY INTEREST IN BOWLING GREEN TO MYSELF FOR THE COMING YEAR. I, DOROTHY PFEIFFER. MILL my love for Elmore TO anyone mo THINKS THEY CAN GET AS MUCH PLEASURE OUT OF IT AS I DID. I, JANET PIERSON. MILL MY ABILITY TO EAT CHERRY PIE TO NANCY Cover. I, BARBARA PRATT. MILL MR. Gamn, The CUSTODIAN AT The new SCHOOL, TO ANY GIRL MHO IS LUCKY ENOUGH TO BECOME AN OFFICE GIRL. I. MARTHA ROHDA. MILL my ABILITY TO ACQUIRE VARSITY CLl jackets to Judy feeler. I, Rita Rust, will my love of the Navy to any future navy men. I, BQNmie stark, mill my bass clarinet seat in bano to Diane MEHNER. |f JOYCE STAMM. MILL MY INTEREST IN THE HOT ROO RACES TO Billie mae Burr. I, DAVE BALDWIN. MILL MV ABILITY TO CATCH TOUCHDO PASSES TO THE MAN MHO TAU6HT ME (COACH MILLIE) I, PAUL NOLAN. MILL MY ABILITY TO FIND SOMETHING EXPLOSIVE IN EVERY EXPERIMENT IN CHEMISTRY TO MR. HERBERT. I, JACK UUISNQ. WILL MY GREAT MAYS OF PRODUCING A SPEECH TO Mr. Rucker. I, WAYNE SHADOAN. WILL MY PEG PANTS TO JOHN HARRIS. I, J£N STUCKY. MILL MY TURTLE ON MV VARSITY C.UB LOCKER TO ANYONE WHO LIKES THE TITLE TURTLE . I, GERRY THONE. WILL MY HONORABLE INTELLIGENCE AND VITALITY TO ANYONE WHO WISHES TO BE RETAINED FOR A YEAR. I, WILLARD TH0RBAHN. WILL MY REBOUNDING ABILITY TO CAROL Easton. I, NORM WITT. WILL MY GOOD LOOKS TO THE JUNIOR GIRLS. I, LES WODRICH. WILL MY FOOTBALL JERSEY NO. 62 TO ANYONE MHO THINKS HE IS BIG ENOUGH TO FILL IT. We, TUM BROWN AND RON HE IKS. WILL OUR ELECTRONIC BRAINS TO FUTURE PHYSICS STUDENTS. I, ELAINE MYERHQLTZ. WILL MY ABILITY TO RAISE CHAMPION STEERS TO ANY GIRL iO WANTS TO BE A SUCCESSFUL FARMER. I, LARRY LINDER. WILL MV SIZE 12 FOOTBALL SHOES TO JAKE Egbert. I, BOB bUHROW. WILL MAY CAT SHIRTS TO COACH ERwIN. I, RONALD BUEHLER. MILL MY TYPIN6 ABILITY TO MR, AUGS8URGER. I� JJM HERMES. WILL MY SMILE TO MR. LUTZ. I� D£N STREIFFERT. MILL MY DAY-DREAMING ABILITY TO EOB Anderson. I, Ronald BLausey. mill my graoes in Ac. to Roger Huston. I, SILL DETZEL. MILL my ability to get along with teachers to Bob Tonor. I, MELVIN MYLANDER. MILL MY SONG TITLE TO ART VAN RENSSELAER. I, JjM BARNES. MILL MY CAR TO WEEDS SO THAT H£ CAN GO TO SEE HIS GIRL IN FREMONT. I, DEAN COVERT, mill my 135 pounds to Lauren Lieske for FOOTBALL. I, BONNIE MOORE. MILL MY ABILITY TO PLAY THE PIANO TO mr. Rucker, feels that one mas only to be able to play Chopsticks to be an accomplished musician. I, ELWOOD JOHNS. MILL MY SPEED IN GETTING READY AT PRACTICE TO Jim Farrow. I, REGGIE SCHULTZ, MILL MY ABILITY TO 6ET ONE PERIOO EXCUSES TO DUTCH’ tuNNINGHAM. I, JUDY BAUMGARTNER. MILL MY MAIR-DO TO ANYONE MHO WISHES TO look like a French poodle. I, BARBARA FRITSCHE. MILL MV GREAT SCIENTIFIC MIND TO ANYONE WHO WANTS TO BE FIRST TO FLY A ROCKET SHIP TO THE MOON. I, HELEN GRAVES. WILL MY JAR OF DISSECTED METAZOANS TO ANY FUTURE BIOLOGY STUDENT. I, MARY HUMPHREY. MILL MY JOB IN THE OFFICE TO ANYONE mo WANTS TO FIGHT WITH COACH ERWIN. I, MARY AJ%N PETERS. WILL A eOTTLE OF TRANQUILIZER PILLS TO Coach Erwin for use in his driver training classes. I, hE.LViN BRloGH. WILL MY CURLY HAIR TO ANY PO-R GIRL WHO HAS to go through .'«ightly Pinups . I, STEVE iART. MIL , my bottle of peroxide TO MARCIA WOLFE. 11 I£M LUE3KE. GIVE up. I, £0£ WcIRICH. will my seat in Democ. class to anyone mo LIKES TO GAZE OUT THE WINDOW. I, BONN I £ SAGER. WILL MY ABILITY TO SERVE A VOLLEYBALL TO Janet Perry, � PO OTMY TALLHAN. WILL my QUIET, 0I6NIFIED, AND SCHOLARLY manner to Don Beck. I, JCANN JEITZEL. WILL MY GYM SHORTS TO LmUREN LlESKE. I, MARY L NNE WINT£K. WILL MY JOB AS CLUB REPORTER cOR HE Rocket to anyone who thinks they are capable Oh squeezing NEWS OUT op RELUCTANT CLUB REPORTERS i JANET Ujfc, WILL MY LOVE OF PIZZA TO ANYONE WHO HATES IT. I� BILL MILIER� WILL MY NICKNAME OF FUZZ TO ANYONE WITH HAIR TO MATCH. I, JERRY HOAGUN, WILL MY TYPEWRITER IN MRS. ElCHENAUER'S 5TH PERIOD TYPING CLASS TO ANYONE NEEDS A GOOD PLACE TO EXERCtSE HIS FINGERS. I, ChARLES SCHULTZ. WILL MY VAST KNOWLEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING TO MPS. Eichenauer. I, RONALD PERRY, WILL MY F.F.A. JACKET TO i Y GIRL WHO WOULD LIKE TO SNEAK INTO AN F.F.A. MEETING UNNOTICED TO SEE AT S GOING ON. I, BILL RISCH. WILL MY PART IN THE INTER-SOCIETY PLAY TO ANY- ONE WHO THINKS HE CAN ACHIEVE A NORWEGIAN ACCENT. I, DON FOUGHT. WILL MY REMARKABLE KNOWLEDGE OF HISTORY TO MR. Thompson. I, £08 GREEN. WILL MY QUIESCENT WAYS TO JOHN HARRIS. ME, JANET WADSWORTH AND BARBARA WILKINS. WILL OUR hunting privilege in Toussaint to anyone in need of a good hunting GROUND. I, 2JJH HARDtR. WILL MY ABILITY TO SLEEP IN BABY BEDS TO jerry Mulligan. I, BRUCE HANNY. BEQUEATH MY LITTLE RED AND WHITE SPEECH BOOK td Mr. Rucker. I, QH_N KiDQ. WILL MY DUAL EXHAUSTS AND ABILITY TO WORK TRANSMISSIONS TO ILENE GRATOP. I� E1QK JUJLRS. WILL MY SHAPELY LEGS TO JUDY WHEELER. I, KLEINHANS. WILL MY ACTING ABILITY TO MR. RuCKER. I, RANDALL KRIE6ER. will my Elvis Pressley haircut to Coach Erwin. I, S0£ L1BBEN. WILL MY POSITION ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM TO ANY- ONE KHO THINKS HE CAN FILL IT. I� Chad MOORE, will my bumper jack to Coach Millie. I, WAYNE NOBLE. WlcL MY BRAIN TO MR. HERBERT'S CHEMISTRY CLASS FOR PURTHER RESEARCH. I, CHUCK PEWlTZ. WILL MY ACTING ABILITY TO ANYONE 40 WANTS TO BE A STAGE HANO. I , PJCK. WILL MY ABILITY TO SELL CARS TO MRS. ROBINSON. I, MARY LOU TALLHAN. WILL MY HIGH SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY MAPS TO Mr. Thompson. I. NANCY PIXLEY. WILL MY DEMOC. BOOK TO ANYBODY 40 WANTS IT. RELEAVE ™E solo clarinet POSITION TO BOWlt ARNdLD, tHO HAS PRACTICED SO HARD TO GET IT. Signed, sealed, polished anc declared as and 3N THE PRESENCE OF US, WHO AT OUR REQUEST WITNESSES ON THE DAY AND YEAR LAST AFORESAID. FOR CX LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT BY THE CLASS AND IN THE PRESENCE OF US AND OF EACH OTHER, OF 1958, THE above-named TESTATORS, HAVE SUBSCRIBED OUR NAME HERETO AS U R S UR Y unj Elaine Joan im HjrJtr $rucg SCHOOI Dorothy !“• Hirtas Pave 1st Row: R. Lau, L. Kaiser, M. Lieske, S. Pfaff, S. Lezotte, M. Lickert, V. Harder, B, Lieske, B. Flury, P. Parman, I. Gratop, L. Fry, B. Gibson, B, Lochotzki, G. Mestreyj 2nd Row: S. killer, O. Goetz, R. Fetterman, D, Harder, R. Pierson, D. Beck, K„ Gates, L. Miller, T. Boyer, A, Gates, G. Heller, B. Krieger, L. Myers, S. Kleinhansj 3rd Row: D. Radsick, D. Krieger, M. Blausey, L. Smith, J. Stiger, R. Petersen, D. Perry, L. Lieske, J. Farrow, S. Gahn, T. Peters, B. Lang, P. Rohloff,. J, Lemke, W. Holtz, G, Oibsen, H« Meinke, L, Burmeister, J, Kohli, 1st Rows W. Blakeley, B. Arnold, M. Branum, C. Burmeister, C. Doraokos, M. Dombusch, N. Stone, L. Hehl, V. Skinner, 0. Stuckey, B. Burr, J. Sutter, C. Easton, C. Rust} 2nd Row: R. Caris, S. Taulker, S. Whaley, B. Burmeister, C. Baumgartner, P. Chio, M. Claus, R. Risch, S. Bender, M. dayman, P. Van Atta, B. Goetz, J. Sutter, J. Covert, D. Wehner, J. Reuss, V. Clere, Mrs. Young} 3rd Row: J. Below, B. Tornor, B. Witt, R. Almendinger, M. Cook, A. Van Rensselaer, K. Quillin, P. Weichman, B. Stewart, C. Eichman, D. Schiller, B. Riddell, J. Bodnar, S. Brugger, E. Boling, J. Burmeister, K. Cunningham. Junior Class Officers Mrs. Young, B. Riddell, J. Covert, T. Boyer, J. Sutter. 1st Rows K. Fritsche, F. Rice, T. Clark, J. Dornbusch, S. LaFountain, J. Brown, K. Avers, Go Cluekey; 2nd Row: A. Bassett, B. Gluth, B. Anderson. W. Bahnsen, G, Witter, J. Henry, F. Sand- rock, K. Cover, H. Brokate, T. Nehls, J. Bloom, J. Egbert, G. Layman; 3rd Row: J. Dewitz, L. Gulau, Ro Wargowsky, S. Beekman, P. Denny, L. Franck, S. Boyer, B. Axe, R. Gaeth, A. Darr, L. Baumgartner, K. Velliquette, N. Beyer, S. Streiffert, S. Felder. K. Banky, D. Gaeth, G. Felder, C. Tettau, P. Eichman, N. Cover; hth Row: D. LaFountain, W. Damschroeder, R. Jess, R. Lorensen, F. Myerholtz, R. Clere, D. Brindley, J. Riley, C. Anders, D. Glass, D. Weirich, T. Atwater, K. Buehler, D. Elwing, R. Jess, F. Whipple, E. Brugger, B. Zimmerman, R. Fastzkie. Oophomore 1st Rows C. Goetz, P. Zam, C. Graber, B. Harder, S, Hathaway, M. Steindam, J. Luoys, M. Wolfe; 2nd Row: S. Shadoan, V. Hebner, J. Whipple, B. Velliquette, M. Mylander, B. Martin, R. Sandwish; R. Williams, S. Winters, D. Pressley, K. Greunke, A. Hoffman, P� Zam, A. Williams; 3rd Row: J. Hamann, P. O'Neil, J. Wheeler, M. Schwable, P� Rochester, J«_ Rollheiser, L. Parman, J. Witt, S, Szakovits, J. Pfaff, E. Shoup, L. Risch, C, Puestow, V, Goeller, R. Martin, B, LeMunyon, R. Taylor, K, McLeod, J. Nehls, Mrs. Teagarden; fcth Row: E. Neely, L. Sparks, D. Ohm, M. Stahl, J. Harris, B. Kelly, D. Moore, G. Witt, L. Camp, T. Tingling, J. Grieger, G. Noble, B. Wendt, R. Tomow, L. Schlipf, D. Greener, J. Hughes, B, Kuzeroski, R. Schoch, E. Wright, Class R. Williams, F. Sandrock, M. Mylander, Mrs. Teagarden. 1st Rows K. Pfaff, B. Webb, J. Deal, D. Sievert, M. Kleinhans, G. Buhrow, B. Beck, T. Bowman, B. Oliver, B. Stelnmiller, C. Siska, D, Hartman, R, Houston} 2nd Rows M. Whipple, Paula Nolan, L. Neatfeld, D. Nehls, N. Witt, B. Miller. K. Meinke, J. Perry, E, Sager, C. Wright, J. Tack, J. Rapparlie, K, Schultz, F, Wendt, P. Stlffler, A. Schlipf, L. Rust, K. Ruckman} 3rd Rows T, Skinner, L, St, Clair, S, Stahl, F, Myerholtz, M. Mefford, J. Baumgartner, J, Sutter, B. Sondergeld, R. Tallman, N. Schimming, J. Rapparlie, M, Witt, D. Millinger, R. Schanke, B. Millinger, M. Sandwisch, T, Whipple. Freshmen 1st Row: C. Abell, G. Gulau, T. Lykens, N. Avery, J. Meinke, R. Easton, David Kodak, Douglas Kodak, D. Fehr, G. Marvel, S, Ford, P. Bodi; 2nd Row: J. Hanthorn, M. Brewster, D. Kohli, T. Hart, A. Augsburger, L. Fetterman, B. Langholz, A. Gluth, C. Behlmer, G. Hemminger, R. Hermes, A. Harder, X. Floriana, D. Dick, R. Gordon; 3rd Row: D. Lochotzki, C. Kuzeroski, M. Gyde, B. Kaiser, K. Hurrell, B, Banky, M. Humphrey, F. Chio, I. Hebner, N. Blatt, P. Freimark, B. Horn, J. Lemke, J. Floriana, H. Millinger, C. Clowe, E. Heinsen, C. Mays, J, Burmeister, M. Martin, C. Kaiser; UthRow: B. Geldien, E. Snow, N. Kajca, D. Arebaugh, J. Adams, J. Corthell, H, Barnes, M. Frederick, L, Bahnsen, T. Hanny, D, Ridley, R. Gahn, C, Cook, R. Felder, T. Almendinger, R« Brackett, D, Below, B. Chasteen, J. Dehring, Mr. Boner. Rocket Staff 1st Row: W. Blakeley, K. Ballmer, M. Wolfe, G. Schmunk, B. Frltsche, J, Streiffert, G, Gulau, J, Sutter, H. Graves; 2nd Row: D. Pfeiffer, M. Humphrey, J. Lane, S. Lezotte, M. Winter, B. Apling, P, Van Atta. M. Claus, T, Harder, D, Tallman, J, Konieczny, E, Shoup, S, Gibson, J. Sutter. J. Lemke. Miss Timpe; 3rd Row: T, Clark, B. Kelly, E. Johns, A, Van Rensselaer, C, Moore, C, Dewltz, M, Cook, D, Moore, B, Blakeley, 0 f f I C e 6 i r I $ 1st Row: J, Genzman, D. Pfeiffer, G. Goodsite; 2nd Row: B. Pratt, J. Lemke, B. Wilkins, J. Wadsworth, D. Tallman, C. Humphrey, H. Graves, M. Humphrey. 1st Row: J. Reuss, N. Cover, J. Sutter, J. Weitzel, J. Pfaff, J. Lemke, S. Szakovitsj 2nd Row: M. Winter, K. McLeod, A. Darr. J. Deal, S. lickert, B. Stark, B. Apling, N. Pixley, Miss Timpej 3rd Row: B. Arnold, J. Louys, F. Rice, R. Brown, M. Schwable, L. Franck, J. Pierson, S. Lezotte, K. Ballmer, S. Winters, S. KLeinhans. Librarians Ushers 1st Row: R. Lau, J, Hamann, S. Beekman, B. Axe, S. Hathaway, A. Augsburger; 2nd Row E. Heinsen, C, Clowe, B. Flury, T. Harder, J, Farrow, J, Baumgartner, J. Deal, I, Gratop, J. Lerake. Scoreboard Operators 1st Row: L. KLeinhans, R, Perry; 2nd Row: M. Mylander, B, Miller; 3rd Row D. Streiffert. F. T. A. 1st Rows M. Winter, M. Rohda, A. Darr, J. Konieczny, B. Moore, K. D. Krieger, Mr. Thompson, D. Tallman, J. Mylander, H. Graves. Ballmerj 2nd Row: B. Blakeley, Latin Club li Jltt jf 1st Row: S. Lickert, S. Pfaff, B. Arnold, J. Nehlsj 2nd Row: S. Ford, J. Wheeler, S. Lezotte, K. McLeod, J. Covert, S. Boyer, P. Van Atta, M. Lickert, M. Claus, E. Shoup, D. Wehner, R. Caris, R. Taylor, K. Avers, K. Ballmerj 3rd Row: J. Sutter, J. Brown, A. Williams, M. Wolf, . Kaiser, G. Stuckey, N. Witt, C. Clowe, P. Friemark, A. Darr, J. Baumgartner, J. Konieczny, B. Horn, B. Langholz, D. Gaeth, R. Brown, A. Schlipf, R. Lau, P. Nolan, P. Stiffler, Mr. Smith: lith Row� R. Steinmiller, L. Myers, N. Kajca, J. Rapparlie, J. Adams, T. Brown, R. Felder. M ----A Van Rensselaer, D. Weirich, D. Moore, B. Kelly, D. Covert, B . 1st Row: R. Brown, B. Apling, J. Wadsworthj 2nd Row: B. Lochotzki, W. Blakeley, B. Arnold, R. Lau, j. Genzman, M. Dirnberg, B. Gibson, G. Stucky, S. Taulker, C. Burmeister, G. Goodsite, K. Ballmer, S. Kleinhans, C. Rust, G. Mestrey; 3rd Row: M. Tallman, M. Peters, L. Fry, M. Dombusch, M. Winter, D. Wehner, B. Pratt, K. Knopp, S. Gibson, C. Humphrey, B. Burmeister, E. Myerholtz, S. Brindley, S. Whaley, J. Sutter, J. Covert, N. Stone, J. Lemke, J. Lane, J. Tmes, B. Fritsche; Uth Row: Mrs. Fought, P. Chio, B. Moore, S. Lickert, M. Rohda, J. Deal, T. Harder, M. Claus, S. Bender, R. Risch, V. Harder, J. Baumgartner, J. Konieczny, J. Weitzel, B. Stark, M. Clayman, B. Lieske, P. Van Atta, M. Lickert, J. Sutter; 5th Row: D. Pfeiffer, M. Humphrey, J. Reuss, R. Caris, S. Lezotte, S. Pfaff, H. Graves, J. Mylander, D. Tallman, L. Kaiser, M. Lieske, V. Skinner, B. Wilkins, C. Domokos. Society Officers 1st Row: A. VanRensselaer, B. Libben, J. Quisno, J. Stucky, P. Nolan, B. Riddell; 2nd Row: Miss Ater, Mrs. Teagarden, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Hanline, Mrs. Shoup. Teacher Typists 1st Row: D. Tallman, B. Sager, J. Deal, C. Humphrey, J. Lemke; 2nd Row:M. Humphrey, D. Pfeiffer, B. Wilkins, B. Pratt, J. Genzman, H. Graves, G. Goodsite. Girls' Athletic Association 1st Row: C. Easton, u. Goetz, J. Louys, W. Blakeley, J. Brown, L. Gulau, S. Lickert, T. Harder, M. Lickert, B. Lochotzki, B. Harder, K. Rice, K. Ballmer, M. Steindamj 2nd Row: D. Tallman, Pauline Zam. Fat Zam, S. Beekman, R. Wargowsky, B. Arnold, S. KLeinhans, B. Gibson, M. Lieske, R. Lau, S. Winters, J. Sutter, J. Dewitz, N. Cover, A. Hoffman, G. Stuckey; 3rd Row: A. Williams, S. Shadoan, S. Hathaway, G. Felder, M. Dirnberg, N. Pixley, S. Lezotte, J. Nehls, D. Wehner, J. Covert, B. Axe, K. Knopp, B. Pratt, M. Clayman, S. Brindley, P. Rochester, S. Whaley, K. Winter, M. Schwable, S. Felder, J. Sutter,, K. McLeod, S. Streiffert, J. Reuss, L. Kaiser; iith Row: M. Humphrey, M. Mylander, C. Domokos, B. Stark, M. Rohda, V. Geller, K. Velliquette, P. Van Atta, R. Gaeth, M. Claus, L. Risch, S. Szakovits, J. Pfaff, A. Darr, R. Risch, B. Lieske, P. Chio, J. Baumgartner, J. Konieczny, B. Apling, E. Shoup, J. Weitzel, B. Moore, V. Skinner, irs. Robinson; 5th Row: R. Brown, D. Pfeiffer, C. Tettau, H. Graves, B. Wilkins, S. Boyer, S. Taulker, J. Imes, M. Tallman, R. Caris, J. Lemke, J. Pierson, J. Lane, L. Frank, J. Wheeler, P. O'Neal, J. Wadsworth, R. Taylor, M. Dornbusch, S. Pfaff. Student Council 1st Row: M. Rosentrater, H. Graves, S. Zimmerman, M. Lickert, A. Gluth, A. Williams; 2nd Row: N. Cass, E. Johns, P. Rohloff, Mrs. Shoup, R. Tallman, J. Egbert, B. Hasselbach. Future Homemakers of America 1st Row Miss Ater, J. Reuss, J. Dewitz� J. Weitzel, N. Stone, M. Lickert, D. Tallman, S.Lickert, M. Peters, B. Gibson, M. Steindam, C. Poestowj 2nd Row: K. Velliquette, J. Rollheiser, K. Banky, V. Geller, J. Perry, L. Risch, J. Deal, T. Harder, F. Chio, K. Meinke, B. Pratt, B. Banky, P. Parman, L. Parman} 3rd Row: G. Cluckey, C. Easton, A. Augsburger, C. Graber, L. Gulau, M. Dirnberg, D. Pressley, C. Bunneister, L. Kaiser, M. Tallman, N. Pixley, C. Humphrey J. Pierson, J. Lemke, J, Hamann, B. Martin, A. Hoffman, G. Goodsite, K. Ruckman, C. Rust. Activities Committee Safety Patrol 1st Row: J. Kohli, T. Witt} 2nd Row: E. Snow, D. Fastzkle, 3r KRow G. Heller Future Farmers of America 1st Row: C. Dewitz, L. KLe’nhans, R. Schultz, N. Witt, B. Libben, W. ThoEbahn; 2nd Row: D. Hartman, B. Zimmerman, J. Henry, K. Cover, D. LaFountain, A. Gates, D. Radsick, T. Boyer, R. Jess, M. Kleinhans, T. Skinner, F. Sandrock, S. LaFountain, R. Huston; 3rd Row: Mr. Augsburger, J. Dombusch, D. Beck, R. Pierson, B. Killinger, D. Killinger, K. Buehler, B. Buhrow, F. Whipple, M. Blausey, N. Schimming, D. Periy, R. Jess, J. Baumgartner, R. Blausey, C. Schultz, L. Burmeister, R. Lorensen, L. T'yerholtz, B. Hermes, T. Nehls, J. Deal; Uth Row: H. Brokate, B. Beck, D. Schiller, J. Riley, R. Tallman, R. Buehler, J. Lemke, H. Dick, J. Quisno, S. Gahn, J. Barnes, B. Sondergeld, L. Lieske, M. Mylander, M. Brough, P. Rohloff, R. Perry, D. Streiffert, T. Atwater, K. Gates, G. Buhrow, T. Bowman. 1st Row: B. Lochotzki, L. Covert, L. Sparks, A. P. Nolan, A. Augsburger, Junior Red Cross D. Tallman, B. Van Rensselaer, S. Hathaway. Moore, P. Wilson, Miss Frank; B. Blakeley, T. Nehls, T. Clark; 2nd Row: F. Noble, 3rd Row: B. Hockin, ftjere's Senior 1st Row: B. Arnold, S. Hathaway, A. Augsburger, A. Williams, M. Mylander, A. Gluth, S. Gibson, S. Whaley, J. Sutter; 2nd Row: K. Fritsche, C. Behlmer, D. Lochotzki, C. Domokos, R. Lau, R. Caris, D. Wehner, H. Graves, S. Boyer, C. Clowe, M. Rohda, B. Moore, M. Lickert, B. Lieskej 3rd Row: J. Nehls. B. LeMunyon, S. Hart, B. Weirich, M. Sandwisch, D. Beck, L. Miller, B, Tornow, D. Weirich, P, Weichman, G. Noble, B. Stewart, Mr, Freytag. Band 1st Row: K. Wolfe, C. Burmeister, L. Neatfeld, K. Humphrey, G. Gulau, Blakeley, P. Chio, J. Kylander, G. S+vickey; 2nd Row: P. Friemark, K. heinke, P. Van Atta, E. Kyerholtz, B. S+ark, E. Shoup, J. Wheeler, K. McLeod, R. Taylor, B. Fritsche, B. Axe, S. Taulker; 3rd Row: S. Gahn, J. Lerake, W. Holz, B. Kelly, J. Harris, K. Buehler, T. Almendinger, J. Adams, B. Blakeley, B. Fought, T. Nehls, K. Schultz, P. Nolan, G. Goodsi+e. Band Officers 1st Row: K. Buehler, S. Gahn, B. Fritsche, B. Moore, B. Blakeley, H. Graves; 2nd Row: A. Augsburger, S. Boyer, S. Whaley, S. Hart, M. Lickert. Girls' Glee Club 1st Rows K. Avers, C. Ruckman, W. Blakeley, M. Mylander, A. Williams, E. Myerholtz, S. Lickert, S. Pfaff, R. Lau, K. Ballmer, S. Hathaway, G. Gulauj 2nd Rows D. Lochotzki, J. Stamm, S. Boyer, J. Wheeler, B. Fritsche, B. LeMunyon, L. Franck, S. Taulker, R. Taylor, K. McLeod, J. Mylander, L. Hehl, C. Kuzeroski, K. Hurrell, A. Gluthj 3rd Rows R. Wargowsky, J. Rapparlie, M. Lieske, D. Wehner, J. Sutter, J. Tack, B. Kaiser, L. Neatfeld, C. Behlmer, B. Langholtz, N. Witt, P. Rochester, E. Heinsen, I. Gratop, M. Martin, K. Schultz, C. Mays, E. Sager, J. Covert, R. Caris, J. Sutter, M. Wolfe, Mr. Freytagj ljth §ows C. Burmeister, C. Kaiser , M. Humphrey, C. Clowe, S. Gibson, B. Moore, K. Meinke, M. Clayman, P. Chio, S. Bender, V. Mays, J. Pfaff, T. Harder, P. Freimark, B. Lieske, P. Van Atta, M. Rohda, B. Apling, E. Shoup, H. Millinger, B. Miller, B. Flury, A. Schlipf, P. Nolan. Boys' Glee Club 1st Rows K. Pfaff, T. Hart, R. Chasteen, J. Sutter, T. Hanny, D. Moore, G. Witter, G. Layman, B. Koorej 2nd Row: D. Arebaugh, J. Adams, H. Barnes, R. Felder, B. Blakeley, R leiks, B. Kelly, J. Harris, D. Covert, M. Fredrick, T. Almendinger, M. Sandwisch, B. Beck, Kr. Freytagj 3rd Row : B. Riddell, J. Kidd, R. Krieger, B. St.ewart, P. Nolan, D. Baldwin, C. Moore, T. Peters, P. Weichman, E. Johns, L. Beck, G. Noble. 1st Row: M. Mylander, A. Williams, W, Blakeley, M. Humphrey, J. Mylander, Mr. Freytag, H. Graves, B. Fritsche, C. Domokos, A. Augsburger, J. Sutter, K. Fritsche; 2nd Row: K. Mcleod, D. Wehner, S. Gibson, B. Moore, C. Clowe, M. Lickert, B. Stark, K. Meinke, A. Darr, M. Rohda, P. Van Atta, B. Lieske, E. Shoup, J. Peters, S. Whaley, C. Puestow, E. Myerholtz; 3rd Row: D. Tornow, T. Nehls, B. Weirich, J. Adams, M. Sandwisch, M. Cook, L. Miller, P. Weichman, S. Gahn, B. Stewart, W. Holz, D. Weirich, K. Buehler, D. Moore, B. Blakeley, S. Hart, G. Witter. 1st Row: J. Sutter, M. Wolfe, W. Blakeley, Mr. Freytag; 2nd Row: K. McLeod, J. Mylander, B. Moore, S. Whaley, M. Humphrey; 3rd Row: C. Clowe, P. Van Atta, B. Blakeley, L. Miller, J. Adams, K. iMeinke, S Gibson. Dance Band 1st Row: H. Graves, B. Moore, M. Rohda, M. Humphrey, J. Sutter; 2nd Row: A. Williams, P, Van Atta, P, Weichman, S. Gahn, B. Stewart, B. Lieske, Mr. Freytagj 3rd Row: T. Nehls, B. Weirich, D. Moore, L, Miller, W. Holtz, K. Buehler, D. Fought. The ScWool So e Football 1st Row: K. Cunningnam, L. Wodrich, R. Buehler, D. Baldwin, R. Heiks, J. Stucky: 2nd Row: R. Schultz, D. Covert, J. Dornbusch, R. Krieger, L. Linder, B. Buhrow: R LinSkD J; farrow� B Riddell, G. Witt, T. Petersj l th Row: J. Egbert, R. Fetterraan, D. Radsick, D. Brindley, D. Schiller, J. Stiger. p PT 22 14 tQ S T 73 33 n 8 7 4 Hors a Team 1st Rows B. Libben, E. Johns, W. Noble, J. Harder, T. Clark; 2nd Row: C. Moore, ‘bbey W. Thorbahn, H. Dick, J. Barnes, P. Nolan, J. Bloom; 3rd Row: A. VanRensselaer, B. Lang, D. Perry, G. Gibson; Uth Row: T. Boyer, F. Sandrock, D. Elwing, D. Harder, G. Heller. on “Ron “Sc 001 Basketball 1st Row: R. Schultz, N, Witt, C, Dewitz, R. Fetterman, Coach Meunzer, K. Cunningham} 2nd Row: W. Thorbahn, D. Baldwin, Bruce Lang, D. Krieger, A. Van Rensselaer, E. Johns, W. Noble, D. Harder, B. Libben, Varsity Cheerleaders S. Felder, K. Ballmer, R, Brown, J. Covert. Basketball 1st Row: B. Kelly, R. Williams, B. Anderson, J. Bloom, J. Egbert, D. Moore, T. Clark; 2nd Row: B. Tornor, D. Brindley, J. Sutter, B. Sondergeld, T. Hanny, S. Gahn, G. Noble, E. Boling; 3rd Row: B. Webb, D. Sievert, L. St. Clair, N. Schimming, J. Baumgartner, R. Tallman, R. Tornow, T. Bowman, R. Huston, Coach Lutz. Reserves Cheerleaders E. Shoup, G. Stucky, R. Caris, S. Lezotte. Varsity 1st Rows B. Buhrow, A. Van Rensselaer, K. Cunningham, C. Moore, C. 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