St Henry High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (St Henry, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

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',Lq,: 4. 'r jf 4' :H SE 2' V- , ,1 41-., f-.e '.,J? velx?.g' ' 1 '-z.'. 1 . - ., ' ' fri!-R f, 13 f.,.,,3 ' ' -7, 1 ' ' fi ,.. Q35-ffv i w i .,,, 1 , - - V . - ,121 H FP' 'K -' ' 95'UE!1!U1l' 5 9?iwVl UP-fi!!! QS! j7Q212ry Qgcfoof CSX j7f2nry, 0510 'icjnfer I0 ,fiearn - fkaue fo Serve VD ' ' me JWZWOQ ibm? 1955 I The senior class of St, Henry High School is proud and happy to be able to dedicate this first school annual to former Superintendent, Mr, A. J. Collins, who for twenty-seven years of devoted service, guided the destiny of the St. Henry School District, Finn uaf Qgfyff 'in SEATED, left to right: Ginny Gels, Arlene Bruns, Sheri Karcher. STANDING, left to right: Jim Dippold, Suzie Reiling, Ann Rinderle, Mr. Myron Huelsman, EDITOR - - - CO-EDITOR ------ - - Sheri Karcher BUSINESS MANAGER CLASS EDITOR - - - SPORTS EDITOR - - ADVISOR ------ ACTIVITY EDITOR ------ Mr. Myron Huelsman I - - Arlene Bruns - - Ginny Gels - - Suzie Reiling - -Jim Dippold - - Ann Rinderle I Huw. Q? gi W - - csuperzhfen 0Ql?f?S' NGSSGYQ I wish to express my appreciation to the annual staff, the annual sponsor, and to the senior class for the great amount of time and effort they have expended to publish the 1958 Pow- Wow. This appreciation is particularly significant because this annual is the first to have been published in the his- tory of the St, Henry Schools. The fact that this is an entirely new ven- ture should make the results even more gratifying. I hope that each graduating senior will value the years spent at St. Henry, and will find the education they have received here will serve them both spiritually and physi- cally in the years to come. Now that you have graduated, do not feel that these years are behind you and should there- fore be forgotten. You should let your education be the foundation of your success and aspirations ' 4 . 7 cscfoofijoaz-of pen SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Clerk, Miss Leona Hartingsg John Gast, louis Schockman, Vice- President, George Hoyingg President, Roman Bruns. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Ho- man, Superintendent, Louis Huelsman. M K 'N L NX N W Q wa-nf L M' ,H i, KATHERINE GELS Commercial RITA WINKELJOHAN Home Ee Biology VINCENT CASHMAN Social Studies ARTHUR BROPHY English PRINCIPAL MYRON HUELSMAN Physical Science Mathematics u 9 Sl. Henry m Mercer :lille l I Breeze, 7-53 -.J 'T 434.5 13 sig manned Pirates, The Redskins rheir hit 40 blugslbll bliifl lU Vllll Bb ll over Mendon's scrappy, but per Cent I Dirk Reed topped Rurl.loi:I's lscrirers with 14 points, s-rl uhile llll'lf' ll-QJ-5 lfll OYUI' - and 46-27, me quarter ahead '25 at the Droesch points, got his team' main cogs in St, Hcnry's drive to the title. Schrocr. who were the lallied IQ s last ll OG0 OD HENRY T0 I M ROCKFORDI Hfivm-r H KT, llileman 2-0- -1, Koontz 5-I-ll, I-Qi-l lclzenauer I-9-ll, Reed B-2-l-1, limit-1 lu! ll-0-0. Siivder U-0-U. Totals: ll:-ll iIlPflUfll1tP1mfi . ,. i .. .1 v- Ji N - lin'-1 Fwtii-ir :mil kll.IlXllI'1' ri ins, .lt-iininvus tl-1--ll Ill fltiuville. B1 'll'-ll l' :iw-3 fl'-N -X sirwnls l vrirn s start alrillq 5313 plm ii-siwiw Illlllllt lviirriix i'.:ii'lixti't-. l follmiliitz ltinior l1'!'l1 Ivill- THP ll'1nc'nf'k st m l lfllilf! 3Lfill'lSl xllfllllfl ton. and liberty-llent frtry-Rzuvsciri All MFC Smzircluy nights Vln roints of the first hall. 47 1 mildly! im' ' U' l ' l l Wi'3 ll'llf'll flllfll Hllflylllll- A b Droeschy contributing some b,-gl. FORT RECOVERY: .gtkmm il'2iII':Ilil.rir ure ff-91 sqtiarttkolf 1l'l Deqiplios ,N ter l - 'infix st liant rebounding and blocking sev-' I-3, Schwielerman 4-2-10, llasrings' H3-Q, K I ll' 3 lllmlS l7f'vV'll Klffllflllq winner and Q-ral -shots, scored 20 points. Bob 0-li-0, Kemper 2-0-4, Williams 1-I-Til hllnfw 4 ' l lm' V 'a ' C Schockman and James Dippold Sl- Bt-tz 4-3-ll, Smith Ii-3-fl, 'loizilsfi N, MH , so sparkled for the Redskins. 15 10.40. i Dvilih j Phfla i ' Scor' by quartz-rs' Said p Un-- - Rockford I0 6 i2 I9-47l ,M A O S Port Recovery is x 4 ia-ao, 3,,,mH.,, mn, A ' 2 Hi-'Il and iiwnmii ll-lfl ,. . ls ST. HENRY: Schofkmzm 5-3-l'l' I1,,,-Lim g,,U,m- ,g,,,5,g, I 5,4 Y , K t .lames Dippold 4-0-R, Nickuinp I-tl-3 i--iiriiaiiiil :if vimiiipiuii uiniglit i l :cmpi1'd 'l Druesch S-4-20, Schrocr T-5-VU will--i Nlqfgiifff-V Hifi, 2, nd ,iifiiim Wehrknmp 2-3-7, Gerry Dippfild Z-l Rmirinlivzul lrffflv-li0Il1SllI'pl'ls ! ' k W is 0-4, Zumberge 1-0-2 Westgerdcs 0-l fimiljxig - Clash -ii Ohm worth. . ' ' ' KP t I K l 2-2-, Stelnbrunner 0-0-0. Totals: 30- rrii Llyni in Atla..Gnme time is u nam - -.ul - 17-77. 8 mm- Qnqlu- s pi it nn l iCS wl- 'in-nv KENNETH LACHEY Driver Education Physical Educatron ROBERT SCHMID Music RICHARD VO LK Coach English CLAIR JONES Vocational Agriculture' WALTER BA LSTER General Science Mathematics JOSEPH SCHLOTTERER Latin, English, Speech gaefyzo as gzzsfrucfors IQXH S, 3' SEQ -P REV- JOHN BAECHLE REV. ERAMUS GENGLER C. PP,S, C. pp.S. REV. ALEX LINNEMAN REV. v. J. FLECKENSTEIN REV. CHARLES HElii3l?R C. PP. S. c. PP. s. c. PP. s. K fl 50 X i in 1- iN - ---- fl Wk hx U ' REV. HENRY POST REV. JOHN RAYCRAFT C. PP.S. C.PP.S. X S M far 1 S ci. OI' CARL BALSTER Carl Basketball 1, MARIAN BERGMAN Marian FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, President 4: National FFA Convention, Class Play 3g Senior Scholarship Team. MARY IO BEYKE IUIOII Chorus lg Home Ec 1. RAY BEYKE 'lRayll Basketball 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3 JOHN BORGERDING lljohnll FFA 1, 2, 3. MELVIN BRUGGEMAN Melvie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. ARLENE BRUNS Leeni SSS Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice- President 4, Band 4: Li- brary Staff 2, 3, FFA Queen 3, Buckeye Girls' State 33 Annual Staff Editor. BARBARA BRUNSWICK Barb Home Ec 1 , 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3. LAWRENCE BRUNSWICK Larry Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, MADONNA BRUNSWICK llDonnie ll Home Ec 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET BRUNSWICK Mugs Chorus 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, Library Staff 3,4, RUTH ANN BRUNSWICK Ruthie Home Ec 1, Library staff 4. DO NA LD BUET ER llD0nnielY DOLORES CLUNE ..Don.. Home Ec Club 1, Library staff 13 Class Play 3. MARY ANN DALINGHAUS Mary Ann Choms 1g Latin Club lg Class Secretary 4. GERALD DIPPOLD Jerry Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, Class President 2, JAMES DIPPOLD uhm.. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3g SSS Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 4, Secretary 2, President 4 Class Play 3, Senior Schol- arship Teamg Scholarship Team 2, 35 Class President 1, 4, Secretary 3, Reporter 2: Annual Staff Sport Edi- tor. PAUL DROESCH npauln Basketball 2, 45 Baseball 2, 4. 2... ! RONALD EVERMAN Ronnie Chorus 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Play 3. HAROLD FELTZ lllrigerll Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 33 Basket- ball 2, 3. MARY ANN FIELY Annie Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Library Staff 1. GERALD FRANCK Jerry SSS Club 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Team 1. MARVIN FRANCK Marv FFA 1, 2, 3. EDWARD FULLENKAMP llEdfl Latin Club 2, 3, 4g Senior Scholarship Team. ifv ROBERT FULLENKAMP ll ll SSS Club 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA GELS Ginny Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Reporter 3, Vice-President 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: SSS Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas urer 2: Class Rep. 3, Class Play 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Annual Staff Busi- ness Manager. GERALDINE HECKMAN Gerry Home Ec Club 1g Library staff 4. DOROTHY HEITKAMP llDon ll Home Ec Club 1. ANNA LEE HEMMELGARN Annie Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWELL HEMMELGARN Butch MARGIE IANNING llMaCll Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Rep. 3,4g Band 1,2,3,43 Latin Club lg Senior Schol- arship Team. SHARON KARCHER Sheri Attended KHS 2 years. Band 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary-Rep. 4: Chorus 3, 4, SSS Club 3, 4, Li- brarian 4, Senior Scholar- ship Teamg Scholarship Team 3, Class Rep. 4: Class Play 35 Chatter Edi- tory Annual staff Co-Editor CHARLES KO EST ERS ll ll Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Treasurer 3. MARGARET LAUX Margie Home Ec Club lg Scholar- ship Team 2, 3, Senior Scholarship Team, Library Staff 4. JOSEPH LE FEVRE uloe.. Class Vice-President 1, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 2, Treasurer 1, SSS Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Senior Scholarship Team, ALVIN LOCHTEFELD Alvie SSS Club 2, 3, 4. 5 W, 5 ,A .ykff Q 157 11, , v- i. J A! 'it A ,,, , fer . f 54534 in f A I vzlnizl. . Milf' v f ' 5552325231514 4' 1 . Q vwsvwv ' 'L A . EVYYAVSV ' ff: ' ' L . ' ,H,M,-pw 5' ,fr f , . - R - gmkfmmv ' if A A ' E' MARY AGNES MOEDER llpunkyll Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Latin Club lg Science Club 2,3, 45 Librarian 3, Senior Scholarship Team. ROSE ANN MOEDER Rosie Latin Club lg Band 13 Li- brary Staff 1, 2g Class Play 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4g Senior Scholar- ship Team. ROGER NIEKAMP l!Reggiell Band 1, 25 FFA 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN NIEPORT Latin Club 11 Chorus 15 Library Staff 3, Senior Scholarship Team. ALBERTA NIETFIELD Bert Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 1, 2, CAROL ANN OLDING Caro1 Band 1, 2, 35 SSS Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1g Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, Class Treasurer 3. JOHN RAMMEL lack Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball lg Base- ball 1. SUZANNE REILING Suzie Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club lg Class Play 3: Annual Staff, Class Editor. ANN RINDERLE Ann Chorus 1, 2g Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2: SSS 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Scholarship 1, 2, Senior Scholarship Team, Class Reporter lg Class President 3g Annual Staff, Feature Editor. JAMES SCHMACKERS Jim FFA Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice- President 4, National FFA Convention, ROBERT SCHOCKMAN ..Bob.. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. MARY LOU SCHOEN ..Red.. Latin Club 1 . RICHARD SCHROER Rich Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Base ball 3g Latin Club 2, 3, 4, President 3. JANET SCHWIETERMAN Janet Chorus lg Latin Club lg Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary 1, Class Vice-President 3, Treas- urer 4. DONALD STACHLER Duck ORVILLE STACHLER Czar FFA 2, 3. MELVIN STEINBRUNNER Shorty Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH ST EINLAGE ll Il SSS Club 2, 3, 4: Scholar- ship Team 1, 2, 35 Senior Scholarship Team, CAROL THIEMAN 'Carol' latin Club 1: Chorus 1, 2 JANET WEBER Janet Latin Club lg Chorus 1,2 3, 4: Class Play 3. THOMAS WHERKAMP Tom Basketball 1, 2, 45 Class Treasurer 1, 2. NORMAN ZUMBERGE Norm Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus4. The class of '58 wishes to thank Mr. Myron Huelsman, our advisor for guiding us through our senior year to its successful conclusion Gkss jflsfory The discovery of the Class of 1958 was an accident. Four years ago, early one morning in September, 1954, the faculty of the St. Henry High School was strolling aimlessly through the corridors, chattering about the just ended vacation and wondering whether there would be any startling changes in their work during the coming year. Suddenly they caught a glimpse of something new and strange. Just inside the front door, huddled together in mute embarrassment and anxiety, were the members of what became the Class of 1958. To the casual eye, they seemed merely a group of ordinary girls and boys, well dressed, reasonably good looking, and badly frightened. But to the trained eyes of these daunt- less and experienced teachers, these strangers seemed distinct, and widely separated individuals, each possessing aptitudes and talents, deficiencies and capabilities decidedly worth finding out. They were permitted to form an organization of their own, and elected the following offi- cers, all of whom fulfilled their duties well: PRESIDENT, James Dippoldg VICE-PRESIDENT, Joe LeFevreg SECRETARY, Janet Schwietermang TREASURER, Tom Wehrkampg REPORTER, Ann Rinderleg ADVISOR, Mr. DeBrosse, During the year, Marjorie Maxwell moved into our community and entered our class, A few months later, just as we were catching on the routine of the school, Bernadette Neitfeld left our class, At the end of the year a terrible disaster fell on our class. When we retumed in the fall, we found that our class had suffered greatly by the loss of Shirley Bertke, Elmer Broering, Paul Clune and Donald Quintet, We now had 62 members. The elected officers for our Sophomore year were: PRESIDENT, Gerald Dippoldg VICE- PRESIDENT, Larry Brunswickg SECRETARY, Richard Schroerg TREASURER, Tom Wehrkampg AD- VISOR, Mr, Brophy. This was a most distinguished body and reflected honor on the entire school. During our Sophomore year, Marjorie Maxwell moved to another town and left our class forever. At the end of the year we had 3 less members. They were Jerry Evers, Ernest Post, and Ralph Wendel. In the third year, owing to an old educational custom the Sophomores became Juniors, and their promotion made their sense of importance increase out of all due proportion. Great, in- deed, was their sense of scorn for the Freshmen and Sophomores. As Juniors we had more duties to perform and these were well taken care of by PRESIDENT, Ann Rinderleg VICE-PRESIDENT, Janet Schwietermang SECRETARY, Jim Dippoldg TREASURER, Carol Oldingg REPORTER, Virginia Gels, ADVISOR, Mr. Cashman, One of the high lights of the year was the day we received our class rings. Another great event was the day we presented the three act comedy, Henpecked Husband, under the direc- tion of Mr. Griffin. A new member of our class was Sharon Karcher. Suzanne Bennett left our class to resume her studies in Dayton, Ohio, On May 9, 1957, we had the Seniors as our guests at the Junior-Senior Prom, The theme was Fairyland Romance. With the gaining of this title of Seniors were: PRESIDENT, James Dippoldg VICE-PRESIDENT, Joseph LeFevreg SECRETARY, Mary Ann Dahlinghausg TREASURER, Janet Schwietermang REPORTER, Sharon Karcherg ADVISOR, Mr. l-luelsman, We selected Chicago as the site of our class trip which begins on May 21, Graduation exer- cises will be held on Sunday, May 25. The salutatorian for this year is Ralph Steinlage, and the valedictorian is Marge Laux, It may be said that we have erred on the side of restraint in writing this history. So we take this opportunity to say now that in our far from humble opinion the class of 1958 is the most brilliant and attractive of any class known to history and will be always remembered by the faculty of the St. Henry High School and the people of the town as that wonderful class of 1958. . A yi' , 5 M if 332-5159 5 ,iff ,Sz nigger wwf , , H Sw aff h 5 'C Q5 5525 l A ,335 I ' . IOl'S ROW ONE, left to right: Officers: Loren Fullenkamp, Treasurer, Elaine Schmitz, Vice-President, Kathy Rammel, President: Judy Froning, Secretary, Nancy Muhlenkamp, Reporter. ROW TWO: Margie Hoyng, Cindy Dull, Marceil Guggenbiller, Mark Borgerding, Lois Bruggeman, Alice Gehle. ROW THREE: Lucile Guggenbiller, Grace Brunswick, Carole Huelsman, Luke Keller, Gene Buschur, Martin Fullenkamp, Judy Bruns, Pat Bruns, Pat Hemmelgarn. ROW FOUR: Shirley Gaerke, Dave Hoelscher, Bob Gottes, Cyril Brackman, Bob Huelsman, Bob Keller, Ken Bergman, Gene Borger, Pat Heitkamp. ROW ONE, left to right: Barbara Schmit, Janice Romer, Ann Koesters, Ken Stachler, Janet Stein- lage, Jerry Rindler, Janet Schwieterman, Ruth Rinderle. ROW TWO: Kay Romer, Carolyn Zum- berge, Larry Wuebker, Tom Link, Jim Rose, Jerry Schmackers, Jim Uhlenhake, Judy Bruns, Dolores Kremer. ROW THREE: JoAnn Koenig, Henry Moorman, James Siefring, Joe Tobe, Ken Reichert, Jerry Osterholt, Roman Steinbrunner, Delores Uhlenhake. L ' wf awww M' fWJf'f YES Mi' FIRST ROW, left to right: Norma Uhlenhake, Reporterg Carolyn Franck, Vice-President, Nancy Klosterman, President, Marilyn Seifring, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Rindler, Bernice Link, George Koesters, Rita Rose, Carol Schmitz, THIRD ROW: Doris Ouinter, Roberta Rindler, Carol Post, Walter Steinbrunner, Bemard Studer, Kenneth Winner, Madonna Rinderle, Barbara Rindler, Wilma Rose. FOURTH ROW: Marlene Post, Bernice Schmackers, Ralph Pottkotter, Barbara Rammel, Dennis Pohl, John Laux, Robert Wuebker, Julia Rosenbeck, Frank Mohlman, Nellie Knapke, Eileen Stelnlage FIFTH ROW: Mary Rammel, Robert Weber, Mark Rammel, Robert Reinhard, Tom Miller, Robert Moorman, Marvin Post, Donald Siefring, Carl Koenig, Dennis Stachler, Phyllis Schockman, QDanny Westgardes, Teasurerg Absent, Barry Uhlenbake, Absent.j FIRST ROW, left to righti Betty Beyke, Lilly Bruggeman, Donna Clune, Ann Kessen, Mary Gels, Beety Keller, Jo Ann Bergman. SECOND ROW: Charlene Heitkamp, Marlene Franck, Rita Balster, Mary Brunswick, Judy Hoying, Karen Buschur, Pat Bueter, Barbara Homan, Carol Brunswick, Judy Bruns, Donna Hatert, THIRD ROW: Larry Heitkamp, John Evers, Mary Fullenkamp, Bill Gels, Rich- ard Evers, Jerry Droesch, Leon Brunswick, Philip Hemmelgarn, Linda King, Lavern Heuing, Gerald Bertke. FOURTH ROW: Mary Hilgeford, Don Huber, Don Heckman, Dick Huelsman, Bob Bernard, Frank Gels, Linus Hartings, Luke Broering, Gene Droesch, John Keller, Janet Gerlach. V! 1 If ffeshmen W 1 Nw 'N M 'W' HW' W 1 WU, m v u4wuihm11 W WWEWNM H, JP 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Barbara Feltz, Treasurer: Luella Lange, Vice-President: Ronald Stucke, President: Carol Westgerdes, Secretary: Linda Stachler, Reporter: SECOND ROW: Robert Uhlenhake, Jane Reiling, Danny Thieman, Gerald Tumbush, Harold Niekamp, Patricia Pazitney, Jane Rinderle, Francella Rindler, Rosella Rindler, THIRD ROW: Larry Schwieterman, David Studer, Connie Rindler, Jerome Steinbrunner, Elmer Rinderle, Henry Pottkotter, Herbert Nieport, Paul Osterholt, Marjorie Moorman, Virgil Lochtefeld, Lester Steinlage. FOURTH ROW: Marceil Schmackers, Margie Niet- feld, Robert Lefeld, Paul Siefring, James Muhlenkamp, Ronald Liening, Donald Kunk, JerryStein- lage, John Schwieterman, Rebecca Romer, Delores Siefring. FIRST ROW, left to right: Michele Gdula, Marilyn Hartnagel, Patricia Bergman, Virgil Franck. Rgm Hoying, Urban Clune. SECOND ROW: Wanda Hatert, Elroy Brunswick, James Borgerding, Virginia Franck, Joe Borger, Carol Dull. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Brunswick, Connie Eifert, Evelyn Brinkman, Richard Franck, Mary Albers, Donald Broering, Barbara Cron, Robert Eyink, Madonna Fullenkamp, Marylene Balster, Marvin Bruggeman. FOURTH ROW: Janice Dippold, Robert Boeke, Roman Hem- melgarn, Danny Franck, William Hemmelgarn, Myron Hartings, Carl Keller, Arthur Fiely, Ronald Gaerke, James Dorsten, Barbara Gerlach. JANET SCHWIETERMAN MARY GELS November November November November December December December December December December January January J anuary January January January January January February 1958 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 8 Cridersville Home 19 New Knoxville Home 22 New Bremen Home 29 Miami Central Away 7 Greenville Away 10 Minster Away 13 I. C. H. S. Away 15 Lima Central Catholic Home 17 Mendon Home 20 Fort Recovery Away 3 Rockford Home 7 Sidney Holy Angels Home 10 Marion Away 14 I. C. H. S. Home 17 Mendon Away 24 Fort Recovery Home 28 Coldwater Home 31 Rockford Away 7 Marion Horne MERCER COUNTY TOURNAMENT I. C. H. S. 17 Fort Recovery 49 Mendon QChampionshipJ 77 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT New Bremen 42 LINDA KING CAROL OLDIN G THEY 44 61 46 60 60 96 12 62 44 52 37 50 51 62 59 57 49 59 41 'Q o fs fl Q ., f 1 I 5 'N : 9 W1 ' ? gg BOB SCHOCKMAN Forward Co-Captain JERRY DIPPOLD IIM DIPPOLD Gua rd Guard Co-Captain Co-Captain PAUL DROESCI-I RICH SC I-IROER Center Guard TOM WEHRKA MP NORM ZUMBERGE Forward Center unzbf' Uarszky ygasfeffaf 780122 ROW 1: Lonnie Brunswick, Bill Gels, Larry Schwieterman, Jim Borgerding, Ralph Pottkotter. ROW 2: Bob Bernard, Donald Kunk, Mark Rammel, Bob Laux. ROW 3: Richard Volk, Bob Huelsrnan, Ronnie Liening, Tom Miller, Bob Moorman, Linus Hartings, Dick Huelsman. 1958 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THEY November 8 Cridersville Home 31 November 19 New Knoxville Home 36 November 22 New Bremen Home 28 November 29 Miami Central Away 29 December 7 Greenville Away 14 December 10 Minster Away 33 December 13 I. C. H. S. Away 39 December 15 Lima Central Catholic Home 41 December 17 Mendon Home 43 December 20 Fort Recovery Away 20 January 3 Rockford Home 39 January 7 Sidney Holy Angels Home 31 January 10 Marion Away 22 January 14 I. C. H. S. Home 33 January 17 Mendon Away 41 January 24 Fort Recovery Home 29 January 28 Coldwater Home 36 January 31 Rockford Away 43 February 7 Marion Home 40 WQSQFUQ GAQQFQGOQFS PHYLLIS SCHOCKMAN CAROL DULL iN unzbr ygasfefgaf yeam ROW ONE, left to right: Tom I-Iuelsman, Arthur Brophy, Coachg Jim Laux. ROW TWO: Paul Schmackers, Ronnie Dorsten, Ken Evers, Ted Evers, James Post, Ralph Gels, Tom May, Jack Gels, Jerry May. unzbr QQFQGOQZITS LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Laux, Barbara Bostick, Edna Zumberge, Mary Jean Uhlenhake, FIRST ROW, left to right: Mark Rammel, Jerry Dippold, George Koesters, Bob Schockman, Ronald Everman, Jim Dippold, Mr. Volk, Coach. SECOND ROW: Dan Westgerdes, Gene Buschur Melvm Steinbrunner, Roman Steinbrunner, Linus Hartings, Tom Miller, Bob Huelsman, Bob Bernard 1958 BASEBALL SCHEDULE We Coldwater 10 Celina 3 Ansonia 11 Coldwater 11 Willshire 16 MERCER COUNTY TOURNAMENT Mendon 11 I. C. H. S . 21 Marion Twp. 18 SECTIONAL DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Hicksville 7 New Knoxville 12 DISTRICT FINA LS Elida 1 T hey 6 4 0 5 4 1 O 0 O O 3 MEL ST EINBRUNNER .l ' -f 0 NM Q QS QN X S Y' .il csenzbr Eefferman PX X Q, N x P, - - ss, ji , K Alix' y V Y ,ali J j 1, .is-,p - w- -,.... HUB SCHOCKMAN C. JERRY DIPPOLD lb. JIM DIPPOLD ss. - - P. RON EVERMAN cf. yn fram uraf Uournamenf J Champions Sophomores -Q .- 'X ll' L Sisavzg A' 2. Q 03234: 'HG Trophy Case Newly Acquired Basketball Newly Acquired Baseball Trophies Trophies + 3' vf1 f1 W '1 ,,31iFu'W31F11p1bipr ' QW? act S ippold, Wilma Rose. D CC i Jan rrnan, O0 M rgie Ma - .1 O -H H m O DD CU H N JD ld N DD Q rothy Bernard, Judy Gels role Huelsman, Do :Ca ht rig I0 ft Row, le FIRST Janet Schweiterman, Henry Moorman, Phyllis Schockman, Edna Zumberge, Judy Hoying, itz, Elaine Sc SECOND ROW: Rita Rose, y Froning. mmel, Jud Ra ohn rbara Cron, I Ba nning, Ja aY er, K H1 IC K CS an, Dolor U1 OO! Bob M erman, Schwiet er, Elaine Gast, Ann ch eri Kar Sh Norma Liening, Ronnie il Brackman, I n Gottes, Cy H Je Buschur, Paul Osterholt, Lilly Bruggeman, Jerelyn 1. C UTUT Ra TY Ma W: RO IRD TH ia Gels, Ronnie Dorsten, Kathy Rammel Nancy Larry Brunswick, Virgin Suzie Reiling, Uhlenhake, Bob Schockman, Kenneth Winner, FIFTH ROW: ls. Mary Ge Feltz d Harol n Bruggeman, vi el SvM C -m 'U Borger uebker, Mark W La rry W: RO H RT U FO ppold. i mD enkamp, Ji 1 Muh id Schm Robert R: CTO DIRE itz, Arlene Bruns, Judy Bruns. hm Sc ing, Carol HH arge Ja ert, M at H OHHH D OIYIS ,ff 0 O M53 4 an-sv-no ,X .,,...1..,.... l Q XR' N Wx was pf' V Barbara Rindler, Connie Rindler, Norma Uhlenhake, Nancy Muhlenkamp, right Mary Agnes Moeder, Mary Gels, FIRST ROW, left to oeder Gels, Rose Ann M ia Reiling, Arlene Bruns, Virgin zitney, Jane Pa berge, Carol Westgerdes, Patty ieterman, Carolyn Zum net Schw Ja Janet Weber, Margie Moorman, Becky Romer, Barbara Cron, Carole Huelsman, Suzie Reiling, Linda Janning, SECOND ROW: Margie 1-1- Kenny Wi W: RO THIRD mmel. Ra thy Ka an, Judy Bruns, Judy Froning, IH ck s Scho ld, Phynr p0 ing, Janice Dip OY H se, Judy Ro King, Rita Larry Wueb- Brackman, Cyril an, 00l'l'I1 ick, Henry M er, Larry Brunsw eb W It mmel, Robe Ra ark George Koesters, M ggeman, Ill B lvin Me ner, hock - Sc bert Ro Zumberge, all bker, Norm LIC bert W R0 Koesters, ippold, Harold Feltz, Charles mD W: Ii H RO RT OU F el.'I'1'l3I1. EV ker, Ronnie Judy and el' ri Karch She right: O STS, seated left t PANI ACCOM uhlenkamp. mM Liening, Ji nnie mmel, Ro Ra oorm an, John M CII man, Rob id ITI Robert Sch R: CTO IRE D ls. Ge X 2 50 42. ,af I fBdf2Ofdf2 of G60fUS OWCQFS Chorus Band Row 1 President ROSE ANN MOEDER ' JIM DIPPOLD Row 2 Vice-President ARLENE BRUNS ' VIRGINIA GELS Row 3 Secretary-Reporter MARGE IANNING ' SHERI KARCHER Row 4 Treasurer IUDY BRUNS ' NANCY MUHLENKAMP Row 5 Librarian CAROLE HUELSMAN ' KATHY RAMMEL LEFT TO RIGHT: First Place - Mercer County Fair - 1955 Mercer County Sesqui -Centennial - 19535 First Place - Mercer County Fair - 1957 First Place - Mercer County Fair - 1954g Sousa Band Awardg First Place - Mercer County Fair - 19565 Firemen's Convention - First Place - 1956 Our majorettes also received first place at the Firemen's Convention in 1957. fin I WNW , Q Q will y My if 4 x Wi I, D I S P A f JUDY FRONING V f4 ' ee BARBARA BOSTICK ARLENE BRUNS Wqbreffes DONNA HATERT These students received a I rating at District Contest. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Huelsman, Suzie Reiling, George Koesters, Jim Dippold, Melvin Bruggeman, Rita Rose, Norma Uhlenhake, Wilma Rose. SECOND ROW: Henry Moorman, Norman Zumberge, Cyril Brackman, Bob Moorman, Larry Brunswick, Charles Koesters. The band received a I rating at District Contest and a II at State Contest. The Chorus received a II rating at District Contest. Jim Dippold received the third annual John Philip Sousa award. The sixth annual Spring Concert was held on April 25 and 27. Edflb - Qqcfzbe FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Uhlenhake, Nancy Klosterman, Norma Uhlenhake, Jane Rinderle, Michele Gdula, Ann Kessen, George Koesters, Rita Rose, Barbara Feltz, Patty Bergman, Betty Kel ler, Jane Reiling, Harold Niekamp. SECOND ROW: Rita Balster, Barbara Rindler, Carol Post, Vir ginia Franck, Jerry Tumbusch, Dick Franck, Lester Steinlage, Marciel Schmackers, Judy Hoying, Marilyn Siefring, Bernice Link. THIRD ROW: Carol Westgardes, Barbara Cron, Madonna Fullen- kamp, Paul Osterholt, Barbara Gerlach, Barbara Rammel, Connie Eifert, Becky Romer, Patty Pa- zitney. FOURTH ROW: Janice Dippold, Frank Mohlman, John Laux, Mark Rammel, Jim Siefring, Ronnie Liening, Bob Moorman, Jim Muhlenkamp, Bob Lefeld, Bob Boecke, Margie Nietfeld. gafzh - Sqssoczdfe SEATED, left to right: Bill Gels, Treasurer: Bernice Schmackers, Vice-President: Jim Dippold, President: Judy Bruns, Secretary-Reporter. ROW 1, standing: Judy Froning, Anne Koesters, Alberta Nietfeld, Ann Rinderle. ROW 2: Mary Ann Nieport, Carole Huelsman, Virginia Gels, Arlene Bruns, Judy Bruns. ROW 3: Nancy Muhlenkamp, Anna Lee Hemmelgarn, Loren Fullenkamp, Rich Schroer, Ed Fullenkamp, Margaret Brunswick, Kathy Rammel. czence Gfzg FIRST ROW, left to right: Sheri Karcher, Librarian: Arlene Bruns, Secretary: Ann Rinderle, Vice- Presidentg Virginia Gels, Treasurer: Nancy Muhlenkamp, Reporter, Joe LeFevre, President, absent. SECOND ROW: Robert Wuebker, Bernice Schmackers, Judy Bruns, '60, Carol Olding, Bernice Link, Judy Froning, Mr. Myron Huelsman, Advisor. THIRD ROW: Larry Heitkamp, Barbara Schmitt, Pat Bruns, Janet Schwieterman, Carolyn Zumberge, Pat Heitkamp, Judy Bruns '59, Mary Agnes Moeder Alvin Lochtefeld. FOURTH ROW: Bob Fullenkamp, Jim Dippold, Loren Fullenkamp, Joe Tobe, Gerald Franck, Ralph Steinlage, John Laux. f A 54 12 12 ll a If 1 r Come Qc FIRST ROW, left to right: Dolores Siefring, Treasurer: Luella Lange, Vice-President: Wilma Rose, President: Carol Dull, Secretary: Marlene Post, Reporter. SECOND ROW: Rosella Rindler, Fran- cella Rindler, Lois Bruggeman, Anna Brunswick, Wanda Hatert, Betty Beyke, Marilyn Hartnagel, Jo Ann Bergman. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Rindler, Linda Stachler, Janice Romer, Pat Hemmelgarn, Grace Brunswick, Marceil Guggenbiller, Lucille Guggenbiller, Connie Rindler, Marjorie Moorman, Miss Winkeljohan, Club Advisor. FOURTH ROW: Doris Quintet, Roberta Rindler, Marylene Balster Mary Fullenkamp, Julia Rosenbeck, Mary Albers, Evelyn Brinkman, Eileen Steinlage, Carol Ful- lenkamp. FIFTH ROW: Pat Bueter, Mary Rammel, Janelle Gerlach, Dolores Uhlenhake, Barbara Brunswick, Shirley Gaerke, Joanne Koenig, Judy Schwieterman, Mary Ann Fiely. I . af' U X .vw X , Home Ec Fair Dinner ready! 99751 FIRST ROW, left to right: Jim Rose, Sentinel, Mr, Jones, Advisorg Mark Borgerding, Reporter, Jim Schmackers, Vice-President: Marion Bergman, President, Joe Tobe, Secretaryg Jerry Rindler, Treas- urer. SECOND ROW: Jim Borgerding, John Evers, Urban Clune, Dan Thieman, Elroy Brunswick, Virgil Franck, Marvin Bruggeman, George Koesters, Donald Broering. THIRD ROW: Virgil Lochte- felt, Ronald Gaerke, Paul Siefring, Jerry Steinlage, Lavern Heuing, Herb Nieport, John Schwieter- man, Dennis Pohl. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hoelscher, Luke Keller, Carl Koenig, Dan Franck, Ron- ald Stucke, Art Fiely, Don Siefring, Leon Brunswick. FIFTH ROW: Carl Keller, Roman Hemmel- garn, Bill Hemmelgarn, Kenneth Reichert, Marvin Post, Don Kunk, John Keller, Luke Broering. MARION JA NET BERGMAN scHwiETEmv1AN President Queen of F, F, A , Gfaffer CSXW 'vfhliqg F 1 F 1 I SEATED, left to right: Carol Olding, Sheri Karcher, Nancy Muhlenkamp, Carolyn Franck. ROW 1 standing: Judy Bruns, Kathy Rammel, Linda Stachler, Norma Uhlenhake, Marge Janning, Jim Nie- kamp, Carolyn Zumberge. ROW 21 Marlene Post, Mark Borgerding, Roman Steinbrunner. CHA TTER STAFF Editor -in -Chief ---- ----- S HERI KARCHER Assistant Editor - - - NANCY MUHLENKAMP Special Editor - - ----- CAROL OLDING Managing Editor - - - -CAROLYN ZUMBERGE Exchange Editor - - - - - KATHY RAMMEL Sports Editor - - - - - - JIM NIEKAMP CLASS REPORTERS: Senior, Sheri Karcher, Junior, Nancy Muhlenkampg Sophomore, Norma Uhlen hakeg Freshman, Linda Stachler. CLUB REPORTERS: Chorus, Marge Janningg Band, Sheri Karcher, Science Club, Nancy Muhlen- kampg Home Ec Club, Marlene Post, F,F,A, , Mark Borgerdingg Latin Club, Judy Bruns. ILLUSTRATORS: Carolyn Franck and Roman Steinbrunner, ADVISOR: Mr. Schlotterer, Goofs 1 SB :if Qin 'Mt ,, 1-aww W K LEFT TO RIGHT: Vioma Dippold, Mary Everman, Miss Winkeljohan, Marie Schwieterman. us ibrzbezis LEFT TO RIGHT: Jake Buschor, Ralph Post, Julius Siefring, Wm. Reiling, Alfred Westgerdes, Linus Wehrkamp, Dick Fink, Norbert Dippold, Cyril Link. Gdferzd Csfgff rv Alnffh Ljlhe bnzgrary CSXM C Qazzzfors RALPH ROSE and TONY KEMPER ADAM'S EVENING ESR!!! unzbz' GQJJ yjQy CREWCUTS AND LONGHAIRSN Getting Nervous? Deeeeep sleep - - - Five minutes to go. Sounnnd sleep! Driver 's Training Speech Si? Vocational Agriculture f F i i n Ji 001223 Chemistry English X World History Shorthand f?f c Commercial Law o Ln-, Bi0108Y Math English Typing ff' f E Lat in , - , L ---, Home Ec Math yvrom My anof Queen King GERALD DIPPOLD Queen CAROL OLDING Grownzhy LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Rammel, Gerald Dippold, Carol Olding, Loren Fullenkamp I 1300-cakufeafe , 1 A , W Y sf A Gommen cemenf fjnfgfffe 551229 4- qw n 5 'Mi :W M ga f 1 wa ,,f, gym- - A ga-M S- f .VK 7 ' QW. .,,.,5:i,. f - Senior Scholarship Team B. I. E, Day Guides Science Fair Come on, boys! Adding final touches. Agricultural Fair fax, W f VM, fx r ...Y Is it cold, gir1S??? GO TEAM, GO ! ! ! Theme of Junior Senior Prom, 1958. TYPU331 Practice. Tired already H! ! Let's get on the ball ! ! 5 E E' QRUOQ I-I7 FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Delzeith, David Fullenkamp, Kenny Uhlenhake, Dale Stein- lage, Tommy Gast, Chuckie Gottes, Becky Gast, SECOND ROW: Trudy Fullenkamp, Carolyn Kleinhenz, Clifford Knous, Richard Schmackers, Michael Knapke, David Lange, Patty Loch- tefeld, Teacher, Mrs, Ruth Heitkamp, THIRD ROW: Joyce Huelsman, Patty Borger, Maureen O'Neil, Donald Uhlenhake, Anita Rinderle, Barbara Uhlenhake, Betty Buschur. ABSENT: Bar- bara Davis and John Post. 9110042 1-73 FIRST ROW, left to right: Helen Tumbush, Billy Roebuck, Angela Rammel, Linda Huelsman, Charles Bergman, Billy Ontrop, Annie I-latert, Irene Langenkamp, Teacher, Miss Clara Moeder, SECOND ROW: Darlene Knapke, Kenneth Delzeith, John Garmen, Kathy Gast, Donna Homan, Tom Borger, Charles Knapke, Wayne Franck. THIRD ROW: Richard Vagedes, David Stamrnen, Danny Lammers, Virginia Elking, Judy Niekamp, Paul Fullenkamp, gfdk 2-517 FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Hoying, Tommy Tumbush, Charles Gast, Kenneth Gerlach, Mike Zlgovits, Sharon Brackman, Rita Langenkamp, Thomas Henry, Teacher Miss Esther Balster SECOND ROW: Judy Remaklus, Dennis Rose, Eugene Weitzel, Dennis Evers, Ricky Luttmer, Mary K. Rammel, Verna Steinlage, Mike Nieport, Bob Borgert. THIRD ROW: Steven Osterholt, John Vagedes, Margie Bruns, Bobby Homan, Ronnie Niekamp, Gary Delzeith, Mary Pottkotter, Melody Klenke, Phyllis Schmitz, graofe 2-Q3 FIRST ROW: Shirley Studer, Joan Niekamp, Carol Voskuhl, Janet Wehrkamp, Kenneth Schmidt, Alice Evers, John Harlett, Teacher, Miss Panning. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Braun, Marceil Bus- chur, Patrick Barret, Alice bochtefeld, Daniel Uhlenhake, Dale Knapke, Karen Gels, Thomas Fullenkamp, Larry Houts, THIRD ROW, left to right: David Rinderle, Shirley Stammen, Patri- cia Delzenth, Michael Wuebker, Mary Wimmers, Marilyn Quintet, Marvin Brackman, Anita Nerderman, Sharon Nieport. QFQOQ 76mg FIRST ROW, left to right: Alben Fullenkamp, Mary Jean Franck, Mildred Tumbush, Mary Ann O'Neil, Beverly Borgert, Elaine Buschur, Bernice Borger, James Hoying. SECOND ROW: Shirley Lange, Ioan Stelzer, Joan Ontrop, Paul Bergman, Henry Schoen, Larry Dues, David Puthoff, Virgil Keller, Paul Kleinhenz, Billy Borger, Linda Knapke, Karen Huelsman, Rebecca Uhlen- hake. THIRD ROW: Patty Steinlage, Janice Droesch, Marjorie Elking, Barbara Zumberge, Pat Niekamp, Les Lefeld, Jim Harting, John Bruns, Patty Remaklus, Beverly Buschor, Susan Homan, Nancy Fullenkamp. ABSENT: Dick Huelsman, Teacher: Euletta Reiger. QIUOQ i7OlIl' FIRST ROW, left to right: Janet Link, Dolores Weitzel, Jane Brunswick, Marcia Huelsman, Helen Bernard, Nancy Gast, Doris Tumbush, Barbara Nieport, SECOND ROW: ElmerSchmackers, James Steinlage, Donna Post, Marlene Hemmelgarn, Donald Gottes, John Knapke, Connie Wehr- kamp, Shirley Buschur, Maurice Franck, John Sowar. THIRD ROW: Madonna Buschur, Margaret Gast, James Borger, Stanley Nieport, Thomas Bergman, Michael Vagedes, Thomas Lefeld, Den- nis Nerderman, John Dippold, Phyllis Steinlage, Connie Rinderle. FOURTH ROW: Esther Loch- tefeld, Jane Homan, Robert Uhlenhake, Robert Wimmers, Wesley Knous, William Lammers, Lester Quinter, Ralph Uhlenhake, Mark Vallo, Sheila Pazitney, Nancy Tobe. ABSENT: Mark Laux, Teacher: Agnes Cashman, grace Zoe FIRST ROW, left to right: Alvin Heitkamp, William Studer, Edward Moorman, James Eyink, Carl Evers, Thomas Hemmelgarn, Daniel Fullenkamp, Beatrice Henry, John Hoying, Donald Clune, SECOND ROW: Janice Franck, Bemice Steinlage, Regina Hartnagle, Connie Uhlenhake, Margaret Barrett, Janice Brunswick, Junior Brackman, Stephen Vallo, Pat Fullenkamp, Gary Stelzer, Elizabeth Lange. THIRD ROW: Patricia Hess, Mike Niekamp, Terry Botgert, Janice Gels, Barbara Romer, Cindy King, Margaret Gels, Ronald Eyink, Pamela Huelsman, Linda Hatert, Patricia Sanning, Teacher, Juletta Homan. gfdk C3151 FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Rose, Leonard Fullenkamp, Harold Schmackers, Robert Harting, Leroy Nieport, Jim Gels, Patty Romer, SECOND ROW: Molinda Laux, Daniel Gerlach, Pat Rinderle, Marvin Ontrop, Lyn Karcher, Kathy Laux, Michael Barrett, Mary Schroer, Sharon Roebuck, Jerry Fullenkamp, Barbara Huelsman, THIRD ROW: Virginia Schoenlein, Elaine Gast, Bob Cron, Jim Lammers, Thelma Wimmers, Margie Homan, Patsy Evers, Barbara Bruns- wick, Bobby Hamman, Paul Knapke, Jim Tobe, Teacher, Bernadette Moeder. 914606 CSQUQI2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Dennis Hoying, Carolyn Clune, Judy Schmitz, Harold Uhlenhake, Martin Lochtefeld, Carolyn Rammel, David Nieport, Robert Laux, Rusty I-Iarting. 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GAST COMPANY St. Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2611 'Firestone BOSTICK AUT O SERVICE Home and Auto Supplies Texaco Products St. Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2971 BRUNS BARBER SHOP St. Henry, Ohio Congratulations, Senior s SCHUERMAN HARDWARE St. Henry, Ohio Compliments of ST. HENRY CEMENT PRODUCTS Cement Blocks and Tile Builders Supplies Compliments of THIEMAN CAFE St. Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2641 Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2961 Congratulations, Seniors ST. HENRY , ,' Y HARDWARE A mr' ' - St. Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2941 BUR KETTSVILLE HARDWARE Burkettsville, Ohio EXTRA' DROESCH S RADIO TV SERVICE Rig, you! BOX 147 K7 K Burkettsville, Ohio IGA Burkettsville , Ohio Sylvania - Emerson Sales and Service For the Best in Sandwiches Soups, and Service NITE CLUB HUBER'S BILL AND VERA , Dinners RESTAURANT Chicken - Rabbit - Steak Sandwiches Burkettsville, Ohio Phone 59-F20 Burkettsville, Ohio Q H. Ah. DCRSTEN, INC. St. Henry, Ohio Phone 4-2621 General Contractors if 'I BURKETTSVILLE BUCKEYE OVERALL COMPANY GRAIN CO. Coldwater, Ohio Burkettsville, Ohio The seniors would like to express their gratitude to the ad- vertisers, the faculty, our parents, and everyone else who has ' ' l POW-POW, a success. helped to make this first annua , ' 2 , M- A ?? 3?i?sEW3'?EE753'?! f ,? 1 . .v. T .. ' 4 , Q' Yi 1 bfi 'Ha tb 1: J:-1 F f'9 .n -iq 6 gg frab-