St Johns High School - Crest Yearbook (Delphos, OH)
- Class of 1956
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,JU X9 , . 'L si' - H.. ., .,. . A. . . ,.. Om pddlfdfb and S ' dam! ' .-.iq-wi 4 F-Q-gs' FR. ALBERT OTTENWELLER, teacherof Jr. Civ- ics, Sociology, and Sophomore religion. He was born in Stanford, Montana, April l5, l9l6. He received his A.B. degree atCathoIic University. He was ordained a Priest at Holy Rosary Cathe- dral on June l8, l943. After a summer assignment at Sandusky St. Mary's he has been stationed at St. John's, and has taught at St. John's High for thirteen years. Om U O Z FR. RICHARD MILLER, a new teacher on our staff, comes from Lima St. Rose Parish where he was born in l925. He received his A.B. degree at St. Meinrad's Seminary and was ordained at Holy Rosary Cathedral in Toledo, in l95O. He came to Delphos from St. Peter and Paul's Par- ish, Sandusky. He teaches Junior Civics, Soc- iology and Sophomore Religion. 6 rw t 'J 605 ' ' Our Principal, FR. EDWARD C. HERR, was born in Huron, Ohio on February 24, l9ll. He grad- uatedfrom St. John's High School, Toledo, Ohio. He attended St.John'sCollege, Toledo, received his A, B, degree in l932 from St. Gregory's Sem- inary and hisM.A. in Philosophy from MountSt . Mary's Seminary in l936. He was ordained June 6, l936. From Columbia Universityin New York he received his M.A. in English in l938. Since September 25, l938 he has been an assistant at St. John's Parish, a teacher in St. John's High School, and Directorof Athletics. ln September, I943 he was appointed by Monsignor Reineck as our Principal. This year he is teaching Senior Apologetics and Dramatics. 'nl v,? NC,- lv -5.4 n-me I Om SISTER MARY MADELINE received her M.A. degree in Education at Fordham University. She is a Sen- ior advisor and teaches: Latin 3,45 English 45 and American History. SISTER MARY ROSELLA received her M.A. degree in English from Notre Dame University. She is Sen- ior advisor and teaches:MechaniccI Drawing5 English 45 Advanced Al- gebra5 and Plane Geometry. SISTER MARY DELPHINE received her M.A. degree at Notre Dame Universityin English. Sheisa .lun- ior advisor and teaches: World His- tory5 English 35 Jounalism5 and Glee Club. SISTER MARY LEOTA received her M.A. degree from the University of Detroit. She is a Junior advisor and teaches: English 35 Algebra I5 Physics5 Typing I5 and General Science. SISTER MARY LINUS received her B.S.E. at Mary Manse College Toledo. She is a Sophomore advi- sor5 and teaches: English 25 Latin I, 25 and is School Librarian. SISTER MARY LORENZO is a new member ofSt. John's teaching staff and received her M.A. degree from the University of Detroit. She is Om .lady O OUR LADY OF FAT- IMA isthe inspiration for the Sisters of Notre Dame who teach at St. John's. TheirOrder, carrying her name, was found- ed by Blessed Julie Billiart, in l85O. Our Lady's Chapel at St. John'sistheir Head- quarters . St. John's students, under their guidance, have been taught to make Notre Dame iOur Ladyl also the inspiration of their lives. SISTER MARY ALOISE received her M.A. degree in Latin and English at Notre Dame Universitv. She is Freshmen advisor ana teacnes: Eng- lish I5 Chemistry5 Religion I5 and General Science. SISTER MARY ALMA received her B.A. at Teachers' College,Toledo. She is a Freshmen advisor and teaches: Religionl5 Latinl, 25 Gen- eral Business5 and Algebra I. Sophomore advisor and heads our Home Arts Department. She teaches: Home Arts l,2,3,45 Bi- ology l,25 and Typing I, 'x f' WORLD HEADQUARTERS, ROME, ITALYI SISTER MARY LOUANN who re- ceived her M.A. degree in Busi- ness Education from Columbia U- niversity, is head of our Commer- cial Departmentat St. John's. She teaches:Bookeeping5ShorthandI , 25 Typing l,25 Secretarial Training- THE GENERALATE of the Sisters of Notre Dame MTH: x qdxijlgr , kail at Rome, Italy. This is the world headquarters of the Sisters who have staffed St. John's school for the past eighty years. In this Generalate resides Mother Mary Vera, Superior General of the Or- der. This Congregation consists of 34l2 Sisters who staff 29l foundations in eight countries throughout the world: United States, South A- merica, Holland, England, Germany, Indonesia, India, and Italy. In the United States the Notre Dame Sisters have three Provinces: Toledo and Cleveland in Ohio, and Covington in Kentucky. The nine Sisters who staff St. John's High School and sixteen in St. John's Grade School belong to the Toledo Pro- vince whose 327 Sisters staff twenty-seven schools in the Toledo Diocese. Mother Mary Eventia, a former teacher of Delphos St. John's, is Provincial Superior with headquarters on Secar Road, in Toledo. 1-113 T li ,..-...J l COACH ROBERT ARNZEN, a graduate of Xovior High School, Cincinnati, and Dayton University, came to St. John's in l950. This year he has added to his already superb coaching career, a successful first-season in Foot- ball. T- Q t 'TTT :ir Q i ' i gl, g V X.,. K 1. games. Sz. yum 7 MR. JOHN J. NIJSSEN, our Junior and Senior Band Director, is a native of Kerkrade, Netherlands. He is a x graduate of S.M.A. Colleges in Netherlands and did his Post-Graduate work at Bowling Green University. This is Mr. Niissen's seventh year at St. John's. This year he developed St. John's Marching Band for the Football J I MR. LLOYD SMITH obtained his Bachelor of Science in Agriculture at Ohio State University. A member of the Delphos Jefferson High School faculty, he teaches Voca- tional Agriculture to fifty-two St. .lohn's students. N n-1.-.M F., 'QA . 6 -Q -4 r , 'f A X . X1 . . -Y ix k X vi N ,WN xl i 31., .' 'Agfa k '. ector of the Senior Class 'lay, studied music at Notre lame College in Cleveland, . D, ,gf ,444 Directing and accompaning on the church organ the different classes as they sing the High Mass, is MISS HELEN STALL- KAMP, She studied music at St, Mary'sCollege, Monroe, Mich. and at the Busch Conservatory in Chicago. MRS, LILLIAN CLARK. new auxiliary teacher at St. John' s, supervises study halls and takes care of the detentions af- ter school, She has proved to be a great help a.nd is greatly appreciated by the students. T! fi E. 23 2: --., . V: Arg kI-k, T P 've -151,45 WEISGERBER, a graduate of St. John's, even removes the fear of being call- ed to the office with her friend- ly srnile. She is alwayswilling to lendahelping hand to any of The newly-organized Blue- Jette Corp was taught by MRS, A A, J, MYERS this year, She studied at the Arthur Murray Studio. He re she is leading five of the Senior Blue Jettes: Helen Wagner, Mary Baldauf, Jose- phine Lucke, Irene Utrup and Ruth Youngpeter, MRS. CLARE STEINHOUR is incharge of the dancing for the Senior Class Play. She studied dancing at the BuschConserva- tory in Chicago, Mrs, Steinhour is seen teaching Carol Nomina one of the leads in Annie Get Your Gun , o a A we 5 4 'G Artwork for the Senior Class Play is in charge of MRS, ROB- ERT HALL, She studied art at St, Vincent College and Acad- emy in Shreveport, Louisiana. 1 if SPECIAL FRIENDS OF I- Q, ' V' - 'N DELPHOS sr. JOHN'S I 2 Iv' lr- Q 1531 ' Hg- , .4 ,f .I kilfzh I I J. W I E .L OUR CUSTODIAN:AIphonse f'gj'2Lf,f3Z ,'.lf',jgy' OUR ENGINEER: Oliver BorgeIt. ' RQ-Q .,v,. +V Seve,- OUR CAFETERIA FRIENDS: Mrs. Katherine Bair, Mrs. Martin Wahmhoff, and Mrs. Harry Backus. HOMEWARD BOUND ON THE BUSES FURNISHED BY THE DELPHOS BOARD OF EDUCATION AND ST. JOHN'S CHURCH. 4 - I,- iq . 3f5:, L'3,x iw,' 1 V ,iiwfl Q - . A ' . 9' XX KA, N 4. K X35 Q. T x , 5 X vig QQ R fx 'xx X, . . . .X X' X, x .' 1 I 'ffx?x 'K. X - -X XXX ffx xv' 4'fI,J, Ks.-. k 'V 1 756 - ,iff Juli fu-at 1 4111 rw A U f-47 RICHARD J. BEST Missions 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 3,45 Track 1. MARY C. BALDAUF Missions 2, 3,45 Scholastic Honors 2,35 Commercial Awards 35 Blue- Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2,3. ROSEMARY B. ASHBY Missions 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,25 Blue-Jettes 4. WILLIAM C. BUSCHOR Missions 1,2,3,45 Officer45 Merit Medalist 45 Merit Student 3,45 Scholastic Honors 1,2,3,45 Com- mercial Awards 25 Mechanical Drawing Award 35 Crest Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 Acolyte 1, 2, 3,45 Dra- matics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football 45 Ohio U. Workshop 4. DONALD V. BOCKEY Missions 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. Z,3,4. BEVERLY A. BONIFAS Missions 1,2, 3,45 Officer 45 Merit Medalist I, 2,45 Scholastic Honorsl, 2, 3,45 Commercial Awards 2,3,45 Shield Staff 4, Typist5 Band 1,25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 1,2,35 Ohio U. Workshop 4. 12 .urn -in -rf' 76 Q 4 'Z' 5,0 Q..-s...:' , 5 .J 'T 'Qtr 735 W: t'1'.'.7 ., 2 ,N Nm K? KENNETH DICKREDE Missions l,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,45 Scholastic Honors l,25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance l,2,3. CAROLYN EGGEMAN Missions l, 2, 3,45 Student Council 25 Scholastic Honorsl, 2, 3,45 Com- mercial Awards 2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Jun- ior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. i, 2, 3,45 Perfect Attendance 2,4. JEANETTE C. CARDER Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist i5 Glee Club l,45 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Committee 2,3,45 Mono- gram Club i,2. OMER M. ELWER Missionsl,2,3,45F.F.A.l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Acolyte i,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Dance Com. 25 Mono- gram Club l,2,3,4. PAUL J. EBBESKOTTE Missions i, 2, 3,45 Student Council l5 F.F.A. i,2,3,4, Secretary 35 Scholastic Honors i,2,3,45 Glee Club i5 Band l,2, 3,45 Orchestra 45 Acolyte i, 2, 3,45 Dramatics45Jun- ior Prom Com. 35 Perfect Attend- ' ance l,2,3. CAROLE A. FRIEMOTH Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors 25 Commercial Awards 35 Dra- matics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee2, 3,45 Monogram Club l,2. 13 4x 49 'Ziff I .t,.mf,qf,: F ,A .1t,.,f, , jf I I ' v t t, - X -. .-. 5' -1' :ish , V J I r Hump-f , ,L 15' - 5 11 . i ..4' ff 5.5 'Simi' 5 - 'rxg E -9'-nl4 ' f3v ' . -21 ff '7 , v',- J 9V'E5- t'1'.:- .',, ,Y Vx, .S 5 -fgkst.,-5 51?-7.5 1 ' 'ffzilkgffi Pggfils , 56 ,ffff I -4 4 lmllj 1 vl,. '. , 4, .V- ,,g1f:v'+ 9 1 4 A I I ' :ll ' llll g ll ,glnnwn Fun: iff 1' Y? f II I A 3 5 1 I 1 :hymn . 1 il 3 su ' ll l g u . , 3- i .- -ai ' OVW-, 'hsupvf 5 Q Y. 'git ,, I ll X gag? 3 x A T - - fr-rm.. R -1' Ytifghl g ' - 3, V 5 -Xi. 3-A 'ff - A3 ' ' 5-,,7iK4n K g sf , . A .lm V II.-xii 1 -xi' Q Q Q Q, ki' ,sl 4 ll RONALD C. FALTER Missions l,2,3, 45 Officer 25 Stu- dent Council 45 Scholastic Honors l,2, 3,45 Mechanical Drawing A- ward 35 Orchestra 45 Acolyte l, 2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Monogram Club 45 Foot- ball Publicity Manager 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. VELMA A. HEMPFLING Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors l,2,3,45 Commercial Awards 3,45 Glee Club l,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2,3. ROSEMARY GERDEMAN Missions l,2, 3,45 Merit Student l, 2,3,45 Glee Club 45 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3,4. ARTHUR J. GOERGENS Missions l,2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Acolytel, 2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Jun- ior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2, 35 Monogram Club 2,35 Varsity Basketball Manager 2,3,4. ROBERT J. FISCHER Missions l,2,3,45 F.F.A. 45 AC- olyte l,2, 35 Dramatics 45 Mono- gram Club 45 Varsity Football 4, JANE M. HEMPFLING Missions l, 2, 3, 45 Student Council l,2, 45 Merit Medalist 35 Scholas- tic Honors l,2, 35 Commercial A- wards 2, 35 Crest Staff 3,4, Art Ed- itor 45 Glee Club l5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,45 Monogram Club l,2,35 Cheerleader 3. 14 ,.. .-,... x 'X ll? 4 t NM., Wwtiiiilff ' 5' N '10, .egg Cfl' film yfgqw-. k., -26.5 Lf ' f' . -F, ' x X s I xi' I X Qs' X 1' ?' S I w X X 5: 3,'gf,',',t r ' , Q,-ffgfvf' - . . .e ':f?5fp-336536 -1' X , C l ,,,a ii?-'. J' 12 -Q . - 'f' li flat 4: 1 ,. .l v-1 ,i NYTA' ., f. . , , . . es. .:u-,, gym., :uh 1 ,,,,: -.W , 2,-rt fmt: 135' , U y , . 253 'ff ,. -. 5:11 ,X 5 'V .tp . ,xg,j-,:g:I.,1:I,f,E,,1 it - . 1 - 1. 'Q -1 na, Keg, V, n,:nf'l-55139-ff D, Qt ,b .fa g . g 11,41 14, .gui iisgsge, 5 JH H g,,,. ls' v,'.'.'v - 1, . :inun- t Qu' 'b,','.', .. - 11' 5,11 h,, 'b',v',r Q ' X ' m K,5la,, 'Y ' v QU a , , , 'Sw ln' '-- 5,5 ' 04' 4. ', 4 5'-'X fo- WILLIAM E. GERDEMAN Missions 2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 Officer5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 3. PHYLLIS M. IMBER Missions I,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 35ScI'1oIastic Honorsl,2,3,45Com- mercial Awards 3,45 Auxilium Lat- inum Award 35 Shield Staft45 Glee Club I5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. I,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2, 35 Ticket Sell- er 3,4. ALICE A. HESSELING Missions l,2, 3, 45 Scholastic Hon- ors 2,35 Glee Club I5 Band I,2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee I, 2, 3,45 Monogram Club I,2,3,4. JO H N F . IM BE R Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors 35 Glee Club I5 Band I,25 Ac- olyte I, 2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Jun- ior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Baseball 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 Track I5 V.O.D. Speech 4. RONALD H. GROTHOUSE Missions I,2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Dance Committee I , 2, 35 Monogram Club l,2, 3,45 Track I5 Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 2,3, RO ALIND B . KILL Missions I,2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors I5 Glee Club I5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 2, 3,4. I. aux' -.' I 'N an ru-Q ons, -5..- .4- JV.. A... I 1' L H ROBERT A. KORTOKRAX MissionsI,2,3,45 Bancl I,25 Dra- matics45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Com. 2,35 Monogram Club 45 Football Manager 45 F.F.A. I, 2,3,45 Vice-President 4. SHIRLEY A. KLAUS MISSIONS I,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors I,2,3,45 Commercial Awards 3,45 Glee Club I5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. I,2,3,4. SUZANNE M. KILL Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist I, 2,45 Scholastic Honors 2, 35 Com- mercial Awards 35 Shield Staff 4, Fourth Page Eclitor5 Glee Club I5 Dramatics 3,45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. I,2,3,45 Mono- gram Club I,2,35 Ohio U. Work- shop 4. JAMES I . LAUSE Missions I, 2, 3,45 Band I,2, 3,45 Orchestra 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 45 Mon- ogram Club 45 Varsity Football 4 . VINCENT W. KEHRES Missions I,2,3,45F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Reporter 35 Dramatics 45Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee I, 2,3. NANCY M. LAUSE Missions I, 2, 3,45 MeritStudent I, 2, 3,45 Scholastic Honorsl, 25 Com- mercial Awards 35 Shield Staff 45 Band I, 2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,' 45 Monogram Club I,4. 16 , I , i,-.ft ' 405 is 'IT7 .aff- yum J, 53 IA .fs P 4 ss Wffsf,-1' l t f 'Ti 5 25355951 -..,. 35.f:37,?,5.' -E - CI ,4 2 'if f--sig-.. FURIWR 4. ff xx 1f J MICHAEL E. LE HMANN Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 35 Acolyte l,25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2, 35 Track l. RUTH L. MARTIN Missions 2,3,45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2,3,45 Perfect At- tendance 2. JOSEPHINE M. LUCKE Missions l,2,3,45 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3,45 Athletic Com. 3,45 Glee Club 2,35 Band 2,35 Drum Maior. GARY F. MYERS Missions 2,3,45 F.F.A. 2, Assist- ant Secretary 25 3 A Ribbons5 Bas- etball l5 Baseball l. JAMES L. MESKER Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist I, 35 Scholastic Honorsl5 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football 4. CAROL M. MICHALEC Missions 2,3,45 Officer 35 Student Council President 45 Scholastic Honors 2, 3,45 Commercial Awards 35 Shield Staff 4, lst Page Editor5 Crest Staff 35 Glee Club 2,3,45 Dramatics 3, 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 3,45 Ohio U .Work- shop 4. 17 IRVIN L. MOENTER Missions l,2,3,45 F.F.A. i,2,3, 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 4. CAROL E. NOMINA Missions l, 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Scholastic Honors 1,25 Shield Staff, Page Editor 45 Glee Club l, 3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,45 Ohio U. Workshop 4. PATRICIA A. MUELLER Missions l, 2, 3,45 Officer l5 Scho- lastic Honors l, 2, 3,45 Commercial Awards45 Shield Staff45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com . 35 Dance Com . l, 2, 3,4. ROBERT H. POTHAST Missions l,2, 3,45 President45 Of- ficer 35 Merit Medalist 35 F.F.A. l, 2, 3,45 President 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 253,45 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4. C . GE NE PLACKE Missions 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Band 2,3,4, President 45 Orchestra 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2, 3,45 Monogram Club4. VALETA G. POTHAST Missions l-, 2,3545 Scholastic Hon- ors l,35 Band i,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3, 45 Monogram Club 4. 18 . '?.4,o X 1, f 1 X l so , , .. N K. .VH ,,,, ,X., . , ,xvw-s,,..,.:, ' 'FWXREQX rfji- si-1:1 ' . E A:-eq:-2'1L4'i 2j!:I',' , X.. 315: S film PWN .HQ4, .-...vp- ' ' 513125 Y' lI.....,... s-, 145 , wg' wr' 11 GILBERT V. POHLMAN Missions I,2, 3,45 Merit Medalist 25F . F. A. I, 2, 45Mechanical Draw- ing Award 35 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Monogram Club I,2, 3,45 Basketball I,25 Varsity Bas- ketball 2,3,4. LADONNA SCHWINNEN Missions I, 2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors I, 25 Blue-Jettes45 Dramatics45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA A. ROBISON Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors2, 3,45 Glee Club I, 2, 3,45 Dra- matics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Mon- ogram Club 2. J O H N C . RE N T Z Missionsl,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors l,2,45 Commercial Award 35 Glee Club I,25 Band I5 Orches- tra 45 Acolyte l,2,35 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Committee 2,3. ARTURO T. PRESAS Missions I,2,3,45 Orchestra 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2, 35 Monogram Club I,2, 45 Var- sity Football 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball l,2. ANN M. SHUMAKER Missions I, 2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors I, 25 Crest Staff4, Business Mgr. 45 Glee Club I5 Band I,2, 3,4, Of- ficer 45 Drum Maiorette 3,45 Dra- matics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 2, 3,45 Monogram Club 2, 45 Freshmen Basketball Cheerleader. 19 4. v M 3 N .IB Wx I r I se' ...ff . I ff FH V' 5 4. i' El , I .fi .N 5 'Z-Q5 .Q- X' 21' '5'7'fT 'V T ' N' 3 T 'TT f- 1 .35 1, m Dx L a T1 N mf 'Q , ff' 'Ml 'l' v A Q. 1 f- ' N om' L cc? 3 1' Y l E New 4 ...cs ls. X' fx Q' 1 gg if . .11 1 .- . .' .- . ' 181252-q1. ::.'-. -.Q S 4 V Qs-0 its-uv' X JACK REINEMEYER Missions l,2,3,45 Officer45 Merit Medalistl.2,3,45 Scholastic Honors 3,45 Commercial Awards45 Mech- anical Drawing Award 35 Shield Staff, Business Mgr. 45 Acolyte l, 2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,45 MonogramClub 45 Varsity Football 45 Ohio U. Workshop 4. JANICE L. STAHL Missions l, 2, 3,45 Officer 35 Class Vice-President 45 Student Council l5 Merit Medalist 3,45 Scholastic Honors l,2, 3,45 Commercial A- wards 3,45 Shield Staff 45 Band l, 25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l, 2,3,45 Monogram Club 35 Buckeye Girls' State Win- ner. BARBARA A. SICKLES Missions l,2,3,45 Shield Staff 45 Band l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Dra- matics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. JAMES L. SCHIMMOLLER Missions l,2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors 35 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 3,45 Mono- gram Club 45 Football Manager 4. JAMES R. RICHEY Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 25 Dramatics3,45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 1,25 Monogram Club i5 Baseball 35 Basketball l, Track l. IRENE H. UTRUP Missions l, 2, 3,45 Officer 25 Mer- it Medalist 2,35 Scholastic Hon- ors l,2,3,45 Commercial Awards 35 Glee Club i5 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Committee l,2, 3,45 Mono- gram Club l,2, 35 Librarian 2,3,4. 2.0 ,.,., ,, ,lv .:,' f ffl -ff' aw:E?.,,.,.,...,...M ,.... ...... . .. . ,m42,.1,.,. squirt-'-' 2' . - i f X 'J' xy: . , 4' 'WN 'x .Is f I t I ..,,. ox, . 4- g,,..,s,,,:.,-N. ,cs 5 , sm. -X ,N C y Nu vhs - i ti ' ' 1 '. ' -' 5' f . ' .1 ss 2- . .t Q . E - W, 4 st 4' V' Eziym , ' , 5 is : h, X . ' ff.. ,: .19 55 My 5 .--.- Q jg it' if XWYWQQQ Uri? 'N cm- .7 fa ' ' K-iii, -fix-E' 5 'i -C i -QNX .,-.,,, Yun-5 Eff? . In , JOHN R. SCHOSKER Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Dramat- ics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee 3,45 Perfect At- tendance l, 2, 3,4, HELEN L. WAGNER Missionsl,2,3,45 Merit Medalisti, 2,3,45 Commercial Awards 2, 3,45 Glee Club l5 Blue-Jettes 45 Dra- matics45 Junior PromCommittee 35 Dance Committee l,2,3.45 Mono- gram Club l,2,3,45 Librarian 2, 3,4. MARY C . VOGT Missions l,2,3,45 Officer 2,35 Student Council 45 Merit Medalist 2, 3,45 Scholastic Honors l,2,3,45 Commercial Awards 2,3,45 Crest Staff 3,4, Co-editor 45 Band l,25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,45 Monogram Club l,2, 35 Cheerleader 35 Fresh- men Basketball Cheerleader5 Ohio U. Workshop 45 Perfect Attendance l, 25 Senior Attendant 4. JOHN E. SHEETER Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist l5 Mechanical Drawing Award 35 Acolyte l,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Dance Committee l,2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Track l5 Junior Prom Committee 3. RICHARD SCHLAGBAUM Missions l,2,3,45 Officer l,2,35 Class President 45 Merit Medalist l,2, 3, 45 Scholastic Honors l, 2, 3, 45 Shield Staff 4, 3rd Page Editor5 Acolyte l,2,3,45 Dramatics 3,45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 4, Co-Captain5 Basketball l,2: Cheerleader 35 Ohio U. Workshop 45 V.O.D., Speech Winner. NANCY E. WEBER Missions l,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 25 Merit Student l,2,3,45 Shield Staff 45 Crest Staff 4, Distribution Editor 45 Glee Club i5 Dramatics 3,45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2,3,45 Monogram Club l, 2, 45 Football Cheerleader 4. Z1 ,V -. r X l Mvvvssw-W1 ! x I X M X-.V . L, , ,si ,L 'YS . ' Q4 LE. -,ii .5. .. qs., , .42 , ., ix i 'J r 'Cf 'N , ex- X 1. YK! Q.- tix ... 5 ,. -1--1-vw.--s----,,. . .r Q. Y . Fi 5 Z' 49' 5 Q , SS of 5. fw- i' 'rr iv' sv I 1 ,v x. Is. 1 X ' 5 . A .,,, vs.- ' 'iw X WALTER E. SUEVER Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors l,35 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee l,2,3,45 Monogram Club l,2,45 Baseball l,3,45 Varsity Football 45 Basketball l,2. HELEN L. WROCKLAGE Missions i,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 25 Scholastic Honorsl , 2, 3,45 Com- mercial Awards 3,45 Band l,25 Blue-Jettes 45 Dramatics 45 Junior PromCom.35 DanceCom. l,2,3,45 Monogram Club i,2,35 Freshmen Basketball Cheerleader. DEANNE M. WEIGLE Missions l, 2,3545 Officer 45 Stu- dent Council l, 35 Merit Medalist l, 2, 3, 45 Scholastic Honors l, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Awards 2,35 Shield Staff 4, Editor-in-chief5 Band 1,25 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. l,2, 3,45 Monogram Club l, 2, 3,45 Football Cheerlead- er 45 Freshmen Basketball Cheer- leader5 Ohio U . Workshop 45Home- coming Queen 4. NORMAN H. VONDRAN Missions l,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors l,2,3,45 Commercial Awards 35 Crest Staff3, Sports Editor5 Dra- matics 45Junior Prom Com. 35Dance Com. l,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2, 45 Varsity Football 45 Basketball 2. LARRY R. SPIELES Missions l, 2, 3,45 Student Council 35Merit Medalist 25Scholastic Hon- ors 25 Commercial Awards 2, 35 Ac- olyte i,2, 3,45 Dramatics45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. i,2,3, 45 Monogram Club l,45 Varsity Football 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Basket- ball i5 V.O.D. Speech 4. RUTH A. YOUNGPETER MlSSiOriS l, 2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors l, 2, 35 Auxilium Latinum Award 35 Glee Club l5 Blue-Jettes45 Dra- matics45 Junior Prom Committee 35 Dance Committee l,2, 3,45 Fresh- men Basketball Cheerleader5 Per- fect Attendance l. 5 5' - 5. 22 , 5 'asf viii Zi iavw. Y ...WH N 1 2 sz, v .4-ff' 'KN QR 5 1-. 903 ..' ' . .f X.--- ' l UIQ, f 6' it AQ' wc -1.5, W' s kt f fi. . .R 5,235 -0v ' we FK 41:-N ,ima WHY +51 J 'Sv- b,,rIl' JOHN F. VONDERWELL Missions I,2,3,45 Merit Medalist 35 F,F,A, I,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Band I, 2,3,4, Officer 45 Orches- tra 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. 45 Monogram Club 45 Baseball 2, 3,45 Perfect At- tendance 2,3,4. DAVID W. WEISGERBER Missions I,2,3,45 Officer I5 Stu- dent Council 2,3,45 Merit Medal- ist 25 Scholastic Honors I,2,3,45 Auxilium Latinum Award 35 Shield Staff 45 Acolyte i,2,3,45 Dramat- ics3,45 Junior Prom Com.35 Dance Com. I,2,3,4. JERROLD WANNEMACHER Missions I, 2, 3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors 25 Band I, 2,45 Orchestra Lead- er 45 Shield Staff 45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Varsity Foot- ball 4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball I,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Mon- ogram Club I, 2, 3,4. KENNETH R. WILLIAMS Missions I, 2,3,45 Officer 25 Merit Student 25 Scholastic Honors I,2, Acolyte I,2, 3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Baseball I,2, 3,4. EUGENE A. VORST Missions 2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Jun- ior Prom Committee 35 Dance Com- mittee 3,45 Basketball I5 Varsity Football 45 F.F.A. I,2,3,45 Pres- ident 3. E . PATRICK WILLIAMS Missions I,2,3,45 Scholastic Hon- ors2,3,45 Glee Club I5 Band I,2, 3,4, Officer 4, Uniform Mgr. 45 Acolyte I, 2, 3,45 Dramatics 45.Iun- ior Prom Com. 35 Dance Com. I,2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Varsity Basketball Mgr. 3,4. Z3 r '-USR' sv 1 . sy, G'-+.- ., I, ' 1 L , , A I A 4 .E XW , -ri 5' ' X N fi f,-,L 's- . ' ff f ii, 2' N. ,,f 4 ., A I lr' ,fav-f 1 S 5 C - by NEP Q .s N S it ir ii S N: .. - ag ? - 34-ga?-gr ' 1' . F 234 ,rl '. . ,.- ..v-.x ,-N.. .- 4 .4-.W-N - 4 r-1---1-XM s-,355 - . . .N -, x . 9 -, X-'Yv W - ' X 4xA na, f X .. ,-nm, N:'.--s.1..y- I I X ,ive-N.. -X .- -- 5- W N ' ' K5 m ilk? lv'-PN - , - . r ' mfg XX up NN K X K XX :QS-Q 3 ,Q .-Nw ' xx F55 it X ix Sr' 3 war F ' -igzf' : Q iz -Vs 'i' '.,, 5--,QT ' ,rin .sf f A l Robert Pothast, President of Delphos St. John's Mission Crusade. FRANK N. WILSON I Missions l, 2,3,45 MeritStudent l, 35 Dramatics 45 Dance Com. 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Varsity Football 4. ROBERT S. WURST Missions l, 2,3,45 Merit Medalist - 5 li Scholastic Honors 35 Glee Club l,3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom .5 Committee 35 Dance Committee 45 Varsity Football 45 Monogram Club 4, tllr ffl YP .. um.-..,-H, AK. ,, AA kg F11 4-s..,.x .- n 'Q ,,, 3 , Kiki ' 3 W is x ,N .Ea 4 v 'W R5 M 'J s Q5 ' is me 25 ef egg F QT, K 4 JN 'S ffirrgg, 5 A A - Q H, 63292 ag 'Q .4 'ff 1'.ff,g-iff 'f' f , 4- 5- 'sv X Saw K5 vu ' i 4.1. ,K LEO J . WRASMAN Missionsl,2,3,45F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Officer 35 Dramatics45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Monogram Club l,25 Bas- ketball l,2. JosEPH c. YOUNGPETER Missionsl,2,3,45Officer l5F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Dramatics 45 Junior Prom Com. 35 Monogram Club l,2,3,45 I Baseball l,2, 3,45 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 2,3. 'A N N 'x x ' 60604 ge... 5' ws, ION Carol Michaelec, President of Delphos St. John's Student Council . 24 Kg vt...-..,, li Richard Sclnlagbaum, Presi- dent of the Senior Class of 1956. W ll -guna-sn Om Kg vw 1. -mmm- XX X 23455 MARY LOU POHLMAN ,f- ' ELIZABETH HEITZ K 5 , I I I Q U Q QQQ999 ourz cLAssMATes IN RELIGIONI HAVE IQVED Tl-If KINGDOIYI oroon Ann ms 'IT-IEE lllffl-I AH JUSTICE ANDAIL- These four classmates have already started on their career --a complete giving of themselves to God UNTO you in a Religious Vocation. The first three, Mary Lou uumw- Pohlman, Elizabeth Heitz, and Patricia Ricker are JERUBH in the Notre Dame Novitiate. Gail Himrod is a A Professecl Novice with the Sisters of St. Dominic, Adrian, Michigan. We are proud of these class- f mates and ask them to pray for the Class of 56 . .QW x Q -N K k lxqyf TX SISTER ROBERT MIRlAM,O.P. Q formerly Gail Himrod. ii' will V PATRICIA RICKER ' 25 ,K T? Swan Www Am FUTURE PARISIAN STYLISTS Rosalind Kill, Patricia Robinson, Betty Stant, Nancy Weber, Ruth Martin, Jeanette Carder, Rosemary Gerdeman, Barbara Sickels and Valeta Pothast. Swan TRANSCRIPTION: Loud-speaker device on Dictaphone makes possi- ble a proiect in group dictation from Beverly Bonifas, while the follow- ing transcribe together: Carolyn Eggeman and Shirley Klaus iwith electric IBM machinesl Deanne Weigle, Janice Stahl, Helen Wrocklage, Irene Utrup, andVelma Hemptling. BUSY ACCOUNTANTS strive for Achievemant Award: Helen Wag- ner, John Reinemeyer, and Carole Friemoth Qadding machines and Comptometerl Larry Spieles, Rich- ard Schlagbaum, Patricia Mueller, Phyllis lmber, James Schimmoller, John lmber, Ruth Youngpeter, and Mary Bauldauf. ill WE Q D' Qin,-f...-.....: .-...., ,... 5 gk-fb N? ve Q is 2 , T ami it X X 5 , 'N:'5- XV H if X' x ff X 4 X X In x x 1- A lx x xx ' x ' ' x x X f-4 - x X ' XQYXXX X,',xfQKxKKK jxfsk K1-X ,F I xx XKXPXAX 24 Q X,jXK ,qw XX ,v x 1 x xyxx rx 1 xxx , ' A x x 1 A x ' .f YN 'pglxf fx-f'Y sq pf- X- E15 xx 4' x xxx i T'f1f0f-fixxff' . ff XCKXYX-n'bK1,x,XX - X -XX 'xx 'wxxyxfwwx-.fx X ' , Q -1' fc 1- xx xx xx ,P - t'1 X fXfXx-'L 'ibf'.f'f'1Al -, 'H ' A x I - x x - - x A A X,fffX 7'K,Xf,'Kf',X 'Q KY X , xx 1554 2g,XifYa Ax, X RX lj K MARY-LIKE FASHIONS creates the problem in research for: Mary Beth Hanf, Mary Alice Grothaus, Janelle Kroeger, Jeannette Bock- ey, Sandra Best, and Dorothy Renner. F-+-- . X INTERVIEWING CLASSMATES in Junior English: Seated: Ruth Ash- by, Carl Luersman, Joyce Burnett, Ruthann Wurst, Kay Wilson, Patri- cia Kroeger. Standing: Margaret Maloney, and Clifford Rahrig. 28 ,awk Y,,.-e .- - .V --'ef , 'AL STUDENTS VIEWING their bulle- tin board display: Joanne Roberts, Frank Reinemeyer, Marilyn Fried- rich, Mary Louise Mueller, and Barbara Carder. ' . .W ,L , . - -C+. . - , J X ' li-li -s Q .Q Q . mv ' - - ' : ' - 1. ' ---rg ,N.. .,.px,. x s -risits - '-Vs - M. , .-, .,-,. A-4.---..-i.':v,, -My - 45 :I : -Vfff -if-f-'V--rem. W- A 1 OL A ' , , ,,,c ,, . ' l 5 i H' vu' :Mi li 1' lx H551 v i q ? Z, A af I a .. ! x , L E F ' ,M pl AMERICAN HISTORY sfudenfsdis- cuss Admiral R. Byrd's expedition: Seated: Joseph Mueller, Eileen Fishbach, and Darlene Grofhaus. Standing: Mary Trentman, Phillip Cramer, Viriean Dickman, Jane Dickrede, Leon Vorsf, and Kenneth Blankemeyer. Ebfv 1 ii- SSX ' v BOOK REPORTS E7 hiSJJh l f' SHORTHAND CLASS: Sfanding: Phyllis Best, Janice Kill, Con- sfance Kill. Seated: Joan Gerde- man, LaDonna Rode, and Ruth Klausing. PANEL DISCUSSION in Junior English Class: Paul Ulrich, Sharon Ebbeskofte, Agnes Bonifas, Tonia Wiley, and Eugene Haunhorst. Z9 PRACTICAL PHYSICS experiment with simple machines: Gerald Fis- cher, Francis Meyer , William Nomina, David Griffis, and Jo- seph Ulm. I 1 l e I - - P Vg 1 A + I X 1 9 X I .Av svn-f 4,s.,aw 'va If V? .' ' 2 ' . 4 L l TAX, JUNIOR CHEMISTRY STUDENTS prepare a gas experiment: Richard Ott, Judy Nagel, Sharon Oden- weller, Arthur Mueller, Melvin Warnecke, and Martha Wiecher. L My GROUP DISCUSSION HELD to study Bishop Sheen's Equity and EquaIity, or Emancipation of Wonen. Discussion Leader: Joyce Bracker: Secretary: Karla Lisk: Left to right: Norman Osting, Kar- la Lisle, Dorothy Albright, Joyce Bracker, LeRoy Paulson, Thomas Hempfling, Marilyn Kroeger. A . Y, Lgmmrw N if .v,g'Y1'2.tZ , - ., H , ,. , ., . A , g ,p?'gi' Ii' . 2,,,-ul, -I jp. K'fj w 4g:,,'?V 'f:'r.1'x:'.f. viz , Aiqegggbgt. N 1. . ,.,'I ' ' 4 ' ' K ' .'s3sz:fge,g9-,W if ' 'z f' M, I ,P Y, ,Jw 3' :ar qi-,A HI i ff! RADIO CLASS reading voltage in receiver constructed by students: Melvin Heitz, Anthony Schwinnen, Roger Stant, John Bonifas, Ralph Trentman, and Thomas Carder. Lx PREPARING FOR GRAPHS in Ad- vanced Algebra: Ge 'ald Vondran, Thomaswrocklage, James Spieles, Paul Hammond, Kenneth Buettner, Roger Gladen, and Stanford Wie- i N K chart. si if sr s E elsrs r rt s ...W . WH' '11 A of T f J, rv' Y . - Y .A-,..ff 'Lv x Vgkfx misfit X ls -a.-.- . :iid i si, RL X '- I . ffdf 22331935 is X I S if 1, -'XX N fquglin 2 ' 3 n I ., I I fi Al V-f A A il .uns 1 S APPLIED GEOMETRY : Robert Weisgerber, Larry Holden, William Kroeger, Ronald Ulm, Frances Bee- cher, Thomas Bridges, Charles Lauser, Valeta Wiechart, James Kundert, and Donald Hall . Catherine Renner leads concert rhythm drill on high frequency worclsinTYPlNG. Rawl:Catherine Renner, James Klaus, Sharon Re- kart, Thomas Meyers, Frank Wil- liams. Row 2: Loretta Wienken, Carol Baldauf, William Schmersal, Norman Buettner. Row 3: Mary Jo Horstman, George Kimmet, Robert Allemeier, and John Gengler. 32 Al lk vom I , ,L.f'i 1. Unfit v . Mig- ,, A, K , .-Q.. Mx A QFJ. PLANE GEOMETRY Students: Ut dicln't worklj Robert Kaverman, Timothy McKowen. Row l: JClme5 Powell, Richard Lause, Joyce lllig, Carolyn Himrocl. Row 2: David Mueller, Leann Weger, and Patri- cia Rahrig. 4 aasraveweg 90 00000 e?,f,?,?p?3.:.oooo0 9 aooeoos 00999 ,E , w C ...V V - 4.-Al I I i YORK 1I EY me-,sf M ' Q rkf fn A, Y. gesgwi , ' ., I L , JUST POSING --IrmaDickrede, ' Diana Brickner, MaryLou Renner, L WORLD HISTORY STUDENTS take time out from a Know-My-Name contest: Standing: Jane Pohlman. ROW I: John Grothaus, Sharon Pot- hast, Diane Elierbrock, Barbara Otte. Row 2: Angela Renner, Doris Stant, and John Minning. -, -, X A Nancy Smith, Richard Dukes, I I V DarIoWannemacher. Louis Hotz, as Tom Stant, and Melvin Nomina. E 5 X Ns,-A 2, V I '. T 29' 2,5 Q- ,appz 19. 5 f f i'3'i'.'S I 'S-2 L I , , -:iv vi-1 Q' I -:'I.- t - I-'E' I 'MI :b...,,,..... -7- -5,51 ., gf-3-,-.,A x ww 1 . 'xiii .1 V- f -Q' '1-, . Q- ' .. -' . wifes - , 'wry ' fy i , .I I:-'T 5 -ff ' . ,,., .' -2' - , ' 'g' 4 -P . , M . Q' . 3-qi, b H kb! A, s Tags-I., ...I A 1 'r A ,I Q P -. 1 g--, Q., . . 1. H, , ff , -1, . PM P J gjyi' ., -' fig-. if ,, M, x X . . 1,9 Y U lr :Q T., I.: .E N 5.'X -r K. ,-1-.x V- I If an-X ' fs. , x 4 -, If x . LI ,- t K . Y 7 , , I if . xx- A Y 0 9 .bc - FQQX J' A ADJ II , ,,.,A :W fA,x 'M' GRACE IN PICTURES: Standing, ' Father Albert Ottenweller, Thomas Gorden, Robert Hoffman. Seated: Arnold Fischer, Martha Suever, Helen Lause,WiIIiam WiegIe,Nan- cy Staiikamp, Cheryl Drukemiiler, I . Janice MueIIer,ancIKenneth Grot- haus. 33 Pa- ,M-. QE -4 f f- ' ' -5-S, A.: OUR BUDDING BIOLOGISTS: Janice Meyers, Mary Elaine Kun- dert, Judy Robison, Joan Siefker, Pat Kimmet, Becky Thitoff, Den- eldo Carder, Helen Grone. is 'A SOPHOMORE ENGLISH STU- DENTS find the short story an op- portunity for testing the depth of their thinking: Richard Suever, Ber- nard Schwinnen, NiomaKortokrc1x, Patricia Wrocklage, Edwin Hold- greve, Kenneth Miller, Margaret Brinkman, Martha Suever, and William Kroeger. C , ,T '- 'ark 3-I A -S gf?-:ff ,M fl . ., .1:1'W,:..:4' - - li - 1 M .. . l b v A SOPHOMORE LATIN STUDENTS discover Julius Caesar's Commen- taries are a challenge for student initiative: Sandra Patthoff, James Powell, Margaret Cross, Donald Baldauf, John Wellman, Jean Pot- hast, Marjorie Fischer, Dorothy Schwertner. in Y K 'L COACH ARNZEN and his budding General Math students: Seated Rear: Howard Klaus, Jack Ulrich, Henry Riclcer. Front: RogerOsting, Larry Cramer, Robert Martin, Don Schimmoeller. At Board: James Freund and Eugene Vogt ---- Mr. Arnzen. - haf Q f t id X . - . f ' is ' 1- 1 Q g., . -.r -e ' '53 ' iff: 5 .5 ' ,rio K - ia.--K, x , L , .54 Aj so 1 ,, . Nd ' - ' . ' sm ., ' A '- - , J -' R' ALGEBRA IS NOT SO DlFFlCULTl Judy Rode, Lewis Hesselin Pqfri . 9 ' cuaKnebel, Carol Haunhorslt, Ron- ald Al5PQU9l f and Norma Shu- maker . ,Q-fs, f ,vt f iw --t . - 4 - , es- ,. . ,A fin ,A A o FRESHMEN HOME ARTS Class prepares a delicious lunch: Lois Hesseling, Patricia Klier, Norma Haunhorst, Margaret Trentman, Marjorie Bockey, and Helen Ham- mond. 1- 4. J M f cgi? ffl: 1' PREPARING OXYGEN and studying its properties en- tice these Freshmen General Science students? Norbert Suever, Theodore Spieles, Paul Meyer, Melvin Wagner, Robert Freund, George Schwinnen. R x -A' ,s , Freshmen of Room ll DISCUSS RE- LIGION PROBLEMS. Standing: Charles Ashby, Carol Louse, Rob- ert Siefker, and Philip Fetzer Seated: Joan Mueller, Donald Wurst, Donald lmber, Arlene Ro- de, and William Meyers. .l 1 2 s tr? ENGLISH CAN BE FUN: Freshmen of Room I6: Standing: Carole Spieles, Paul Grothouse, Teresa Kaverman, Tom Nomina, and Dianne Fought. Seated: Anthony Stepleton, Thomas Gerdeman, Marcia Ditto, and Nancy Miller. ...w int...-u.. ,,,, ,H ,W at B5-X72-F . ,.,, ,x.:, 0 c T. 5-A -AQ-ww -.fs:-:+-'r ' s A- SELECTI NG GOOD BOOKS FOR RETREAT: 5 is .Q its 'S 5 It T71 L21 f C' - ,W ,. v V L' 3' :ffl C- , , ,. Q. , .1 RELIGION CLASS is Character . ' building period: Seated: Anna L ' Youngpeter, Mary Hempfling, Robert Burger, Marlene Dietering, Phyllis Fetzer, Kathryn Granger. Standing: RobertEtzkorn, Kenneth QW? Wurst, Darlene Wiechart, Janice Lause, Robert Renner, James Fortener. IWSL DRILLING ON PREPOSI- TIONS in Latin: Front: Anna Youngpeter, Kenneth Noon- 4 an, Patricia Kill, Robert sp C 4 Burger. Standing: Richard Scherger, Janice Wanamalc- er, Judith Reinemeyer, Jud- ith Moenter, Mary Jane Holdgrave, Daniel Mueller, Norlynne Grewe, and Mar- ilyn Vondran. I THE STUDY OF DIRECTORIES and Report, in General Business: Seated: Alan Goergens, Donald Warnecke, Gerry Allen, Willard Stant. Standing Front: Thomas Warneclce, Lawrence Cramer, Kenneth Kaverman, DonaldSchimmoel- Kay Swift' ler, Robert Martin, Darrell Wieging. Back: William Meyers, Eugene Vogt, Standing: Arnold Fischer, and Henry Ricker. Seated: Mary Vivian Bonifas. Charles Korb. -5-EM S., 4 I' I :lg W--.. ?'- ' b ,......-v-H-1-.T ,. . A- M' sm - cfmvfw' sw, M 'i'T ':' eff A -- T Q '- H 2... 1 T fiQf-,figs 57 f'4 ex L J .- J M 3531 N J . li K 1 - - -,,,:.7' L l i , L. . 'en Q .. .ci g I lr I ...c g A A-A-A E .I Hg-J. J, I E' J ,. lr T ' L 9 -15 fjfifQQ2Z'fQ. r li' ' ' f E ' 5ss25iaa,, s 5 1, - .el 2 W ABOVE: First Row: Janice Hoersten, Carol Brickner, Joyce Kill, Mary Grone, Thomas Schimmoller, Robert Thitoff, and Eugene Lause. Second Row: Rosella Vogt, Donald Smith, Stanley Carder, Thomas Knebel, Kenneth Hempflifigr Marcia Altman, and Linda Westrich. Wen' '4 BELOW: First Row, lnear boardiz Barbara Pohlman, Ralph Lauser, Alfred Seffernick, Donald Korb, Hubert Rob- erts, Robert Lause, James Reuille. Second Row: Stanley Backus, Michael Meyer, Anthony Schmidt, Jan Oden- weller, Elizabeth Beecher, Paulette King, Margie Horstman. Third Row: George Cross, Gary Schimmoeller, Carolyn Kehres, Marylee Powell, Carol Wanamaker, Thomas Gerdeman, Alice Ashby. Fourth Row: Nicholas Yochum, James Williams, Melba Allen, George lmber, Vincent Ebbescotte, Joyce Robison, Barbara Patthoft. -A i 4-me rf . N . s i 4 l ' V X S .4 A 'Yi - 'f1:If 1 5 , QI Ml , j N bm ' ' i -if., ts, - eww. A infer-........,w -i 'mc c. R -ww 1 ,,.f-t'.fw', ff Fifi f ' JLk.'N!541 . Xa, 4. 1 T- ., L ,. , f. , i , fiE'5f' j- ,. V PF R W mi- 'bu .1 11 ABOVE: First Row: Kenneth Vogt, Larry Rupert, William Lauf, Lewis Lause. Second Row: Robert Drewyore, Ervin Balclaut, Fred Wiecher, Gerald Siefker. Third Row: Ronald Pohlman, Stephen Grone, Thomas Kroeger, Cari Kortokrax, Raymond Eggeman. Fourth Row: Alfred Pohlman, Terry Odenweller, Ronald Noonan, Norman Fischer, Allyn Wiechart. W BELOW: First Row: Mary Lou Smith, Therese Kimmet, Sue Minnig, Joyce Schmersal, Carolee Johnson, Marilyn Vfagner. Second Row: Arlene Baldauf, Joyce Wittler, Ann Holden, Patricia Van Oss, Patricia Pugsley, Frances Albright. Third Row: Lynn Griffis, Louanne Klausing, Rita Wallace, Carolyn Gerschutz, Judy Dean, Fritzie Kollsmith. Fourth Row: Bridget Rentz, Theresa Hickey, Karen Murray, Betty Horstman, Mary Kay Weigle, Ruth Ann Bockey. l . it .1 f li av T, ell fllllllrff 1 . li X x ll A l i ' .J 1 , 9? XL h,.i?:--5515 , y cc 4, fl-if - s Q y, ' ' I M.. i V is gb 40 VM- vfkz. if-Y LANDECK ST. JOHN'S contribution to next year's Freshmen class are: Ralph Mueller, Urban Shumaker, Carl Miller, Anna Marie Mueller, Rita Etzkorn, Daniel Rode, Ronald Rode, Rosello Wienken, Virginia Kimmet, Margaret Knebel, Robert Gengler, David Etzkorn, Colletta Wrasman, Sheila Rahrig, Edward Klaus, and their pastor, Father Knoepfle. J I 2 gg' , ' Q mm Hmmm 4 'NR' 'Tl ' ' ,i . 'f contest winner, Richard Schlagbaum, re- ceives his award, a U. S. Savings Bond- from Father Herr. Runners-Up offering their COl'1gI'GfUlCl'l0l'1S Ore: Lgrry Spieleg cmd Jack Imber. Looking on are Mr. Leonard Beckman and Paul Ricker of the Delphos Junior Chamber of Commerce, the sponsors of the event. A I :di MECHANICAL DRAWING AWARD win- 5 K l ners inspecting the high points of adrawing 5 A , k wx., . x are: William Buschor,four blue ribbons, I X ' u X 5, C Gilbert Pohlmon, the white ribbonf John , in ' xj ssc Sheeter the red ribbon: Jack Reinemeyei, 3' f Rik two red ribbons, and RonaldFaItertwo blue ' i R ribbons, and three red ribbons. ' Kb' F X A A. St. John's VOlCE OF DEMOCRACY K ,XX x X , fi x 1 X x ,Q x X X ,lf X Pa A , 2' K X 1 wg -1 X xx R Y - XXX F , , I' ' ,I K , V I X' P1 1 x 'X 'g Wx K X -5X1 rx'-X ff XXX XX .,.,' x X ,F xg YA XX 1- jg x 1 x ,f jgix ,lx X lg A 'xx ,ug fx, N F Rf ' lx X R' xxxxyx-X,l!-,X-1 xx, X ,K Q-, 5- - -'N X. 1, 5- YW x 1 v x 1 I ,X ,x 1 an 1 -x .K , - . 1 . .. ,. 5231 . , . - , . I. xl 1 X . n x f ,mr 1 X . . u ll XX i I . l I' l K . - 1 i i i 1 l O six! N r . ,O -:IF A its ir? v .4- I , X ,rr 5, A-!,,.lZ1q.Q'pw, A an .--it 7 ' 1' 11,9 014 i1Rs5,.s- gl!! TRIDUUM FOR VOCATIONS is sponsor- ed by Mission Unit : Junior and Senior representatives and officers, Left to riqht: Anthony Schwinnen, Virgean Dickman, Deanne Weigle, Richard Vogt, Robert Potast, President, William Buschor, Bev- erly Bonitas, Sharon Odenweller, and John Reinemeyer. Xi N. I S adn ' Z. Q 4 Wiwum' The Delphos St. John's Unit of the CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE has charge of the Spirit- ual Activities atSt. John's. Prayer, study, and sacrifice constitute the mission work . Robert Pothast, a Sen- ior, is President, Phyllis Best, a Junior, is Vice-President. Each homeroom has two Mission repre- sentatives who make up the board in charge of activities. . .I we.-Qi 1 I i if? 'w' ..:f- '..e-sz' 1, F- ' fr?-it f .' 5 g an . '-H ,..,,t..5s- - -,f,,':M: L F! h- .1-,Q 1 Q L , , tsts W N . Freshman representatives are planning to SELL CONCESSIONS at the next game. Left to right: Robert Burger, Margaret Wrasman, Richard Merschman, and Patri- cia Kill. tk. t..',,s...Qf -f--: sf'W' ji 'f ' f swf fx ,wi tr. .iQ2.A5t...: X. Z.. M- . , 2 ..-,..,: -4-zz - - H. ., . . , N . ,., if , , A rv 5 x . Q' 5' K A 1,4525 f .,-. FV l y N ' 4 V X M.-cl.. .,,,e- . A' bi, .VLA .a 4 'R vmwx . Y-..f - - . fchw. i . kg! X gf . ,Veg 57, Q23 .N 1.. . .I 1, f f. A 1 abil' fa . MISSION MAGAZINES shouldfind a place in our reading program. Sophomore representatives, Left to Right: Robert Weisgerber, Darla Wannemacher, Marilyn Vorst, and John Wellmann. fx -'.f'5-. , ' . I J, ,X W .1 4 V ,. AN ff? ff-. f A ' ze sz, gms 4, WilllmTlClTl!limNlllL .1 t ill laden!! Quan! rr r lu ill l r llls mlm l L, 4, ,,., , ,T lx i 1 L n it 1- , T l DELPHOS sr. Joi-nws Sriram ' ' . 5 1 , I, council is in charge of extra-cur- 1 fl 1 L ' t l l l ' ricular activities. Carol Michalec 'A i A 4 ' , ' 'd d L V r iiiiifli, 'FSTSQ-Zilsigenfioio iii' lg - lf ' ' ' r Q ' s T -ffm!! 4 1 right: President Michalec, Vice- -1 A ,,.,l President Vorst and the seniors are 'W if W checking the returnsin the basket- X ' ,Q ,..,. -f f D Z , , X ball campaign. They are being as- hui'-iv!!-C - ff fi ,fi sisted by Roger Odenweller, iun- ior representative, Ronald Falter and Mary Catherine Vogt, senior representatives. ,git :5xS..Iv' 3 ?L'sl'3.'I'2S1'Zi,,L,.r-..4QsM r. GERALD FISCHER CONGRATU- LATES David Weisgerber, repre- sentative of Sister Mary Madeline's Senior Class, Winners in the Din- ner Ticket Campaign. Jane Hemp- fling, Marilyn Friedrich, and Judy Nagel are happy over the success of the campaign. 1, ? L. V ufvg 6 arf- :AA 5 pf , r A' PLANNING DANCES is a proiect ot the Student Council. Charles Lauser and Sandra Patthoft, Soph- omores, are in charge of this meet- ing for arrangement ot committees. Seated are Judith Moenter, Rich- ard Scherger, David Mueller, Fran- ces Beecher, Thomas Weisgerber, and Ann Marie Weisgerber. ,f S .L-R 43 5 A r f 'W Pw W-M-Rv , ,ull ffll .. fZf1i +? 8 gb 7 Q, 4 CN A QEIIPHIE 31 X -'UH fs. .-.,.,,.., ,. ,E ,lm ' f- 3-T... fa- -' 1 'N 1 -r -f f- 4 ' Riff' .'f?'2-f..:z:'ef-imc I - f :g,.,f':, . JAR-fy.1.g..'1 L ,'. ..,..M.'f if'-31 . -,, -A , . .., 'fe ' '-1-r'n', M T41 2'ff?i5' r .' .. fr99-M e , E341 W-. .- 'Q l Q, z, fain dam Z l l lip ,fx V 'ff l J . J '- ,fm l.y.'-, T A, zu, . -V . v 5, , i ci 5+ 1 gl J 'ax I i gy l . 'JH' ,lx GRADUATING ALTAR BOYS Qleff abovejz L. Spieles, R. Falfer, W. Buschor, P. Ebbeskoffe, P. Williams, A. Goergenf-1 D- Weisgerber, R. Schlagbaum, J. Sheefer, J. Reinemeyer, O. Elwer, J. lmber, K. Williams. JUNIOR ALTAR BOYS fright abovel: A. Mueller, R. Glaclen, T. Hempfling, T. Wrockloge, R. German. FRESHMEN AND SOPHGMORE ALTAR BOYS fbelowJ:J. Forfener, R. Burger, A. Goergens, R. Scherger, K. Kaverman, L. Cramer, W. Meyers, A. Sfeplefon, D. Muel- ler, C. Ashby, T. Spieles, G. Schwinnen, R. Weisgerber, C. Korb, W. Schmersal, T. Weisgerber, R. Hoffman, W. Weigle, M. Nomina, L. Holden, J. Wellmcnn, A. Fischer, T. McKowen, R. Merschman, D. Imber, D. Mueller, C. Lauser, R. Ren- ner, and T. Nomina. 'i Iu , 1-A - :.s:.fg, Wg., . . .f'-'Uv 4 J J 'i' ' 4 .hi 712' ' W Q V ft y J gable S. SENIOR MEMBERS of the Glee Club rehearse: PIANIST, CAROL MICHALEC, a Senior, the R. GERDEMAN, R, Ashby, R. Martin. C'. NOM- Glee Club accompanist for three years and M. INA, V- Hempfling. B- STANT, J. Carder, and Kroeger, A. Grothaus, D. Renner, P. Kroeger, P. Robison. and K. Wilson. SIXTY-ONE VOICES praise the Lord at High Mass each month: V. DICKMAN, D. Stant, M. Suever, B. Otte, T. Kaverman, M. Ditto, P. Klier, N. Miller, N. Smith. R. ASHBY, N. Kortokrax, P. Knebel, J. Lause, J. Rode, A. Youngpeter, C. Druckemiller, S. Ebbeskotte. M. HANF, N. Grewe, J. Wanamaker, E. Fishbach, V. Hempfling, R. Martin, P. Kill, D. Wannemacher. P. KROEGER, T. Wiley, S. Best, B. Carcler, N. Haunhorst, J. Mueller, C. Haunhorst, J. Burnett. J. KROE- GER, M. Kroeger, R. Gercleman, B. Stant, A. Grothaus, M. Trentman, J. Dickrecle, D. Renner, M. Brinkman. R. ASHBY, J. Pohlman, I. Dickrede, M. Cross, D. Grothaus, M. Maloney, J. Bockey, H. Lause. L. HESSELING, A. Rode, C. Wilson, D. Fought, C. Spieles, C. Michalec, C. Nomina, J. Carder, P. Robison, and K. Wilson. sllllil. Bjl ll l ll ll il lllll . :lt l E .El E E t , Isl , ' 33 1 s 2 2 sl Fl I 5 as l I' l 6 'T v I I L 1 l ai at , ,. ' W 1' M ini: .r -1- H 1 , '-'.,,'.'Q,-' 5 ., I . Y ' 1, 3 - 4 ..,,,, ,g ' 5 ,fi - ' ee- f':,f.,-A2 -17 L 1 Cv' I Pl -'vii' ' . -- .i 1 - 4 .. s M 4 'ff.ii3.'3.: , , qi' ST- JOHN'S . U . , ' ll' ,4 L Band of Tiffin I fa 'ii Q. Q 'Gr A 54 i 21.. ?'f?3? .? Cmffgame- .f --. 'fu--' ',i1' C i 5 A . wi --'f N23 iff y i 1 - X . .l C. X ,. if s 1 ill B - g H 2 Q , W .- li fl il l U l i ul ,,...,.,'TlL'. 'Q .:. 'f .LTU Q 1 A f Ig! ,B .- . , i ii All il. . . .. . - - . . ' .. mu- ' r -. L' 'N i I .U ... Q .w ,, -W , . i . '- V' - qw- V-1 -l' xv-H .1 ' . ,,., l ., 'pw ...rf f l. ' , - n-'f1H'!4'l'5u 'f '.Tl2..- Ml' A mf'-H.-.'..1.5,,L U . f., - The SENIOR BAND is composed of: Moioretfes from left fo righf: J. Meyers, D. Wonnema- cher, C. Druckemiller, N. Sfollkcmp, S. Rekarf, S. Pathoff, M. Brinkman, L. Weger. 2ncl Row: D. Wiechcxrf, N. Shumoker, V. Wieclmrt, C. Kill, B. Sickles, N. Lause, Drum Maiorette: A. Shumaker, C. Renner, J. Gerclemcn, C. Lcuuse, M. Wurst, L. Westrich, M. Grone. 3rd Row: F. Kollsmiflw, N. Buetfner, A. Sfepleton, P. Williams, R. Gloclen, V. z. puma . .i . - . ! . .ef . A '- ' Ne g, f QSN fiis PH ' 'lf' Vik, 0 I X 0 J'0'HN S ,,,-NX 1 . '?'i9 ---- 2 .....-..-e.. ram- A ,at 3 U - .R i A. . ., UL, ,,.., Q v A--A-,it kv -Q wr .A M I t ff ' 14g-'JA-6 . L HMsd ,f',Qf .ff .ll . . v A . , if fa 'Q .3 ' ' '3' ST. JoHN's 'V 1 qi , - 3.9 BAND ln AC- ', Qf If ' fb W ,P A S ' .5 tion otSpring- E A Ll L ' ff A R : , - .- U W. , L.1' gfflf. FQ'l'o'iC l it '7....... 'E'i Pothast, J. Kill, P. King, M. Bockey, R. Vogt, T. Kimmet, D. Schwertner, A. Hesseling, B. Potlnoff. 4tl'i Row: R. Dukes, J. Roberts, H. Hommoncl, J. Potbost, M. Holdgreve, J. Grothouse, J. Broclcer, D. Smith, J. Hoersten, M. Altman, V. Osting, M. Buettner, J. Deon. 5th Row: O. Elwer, J. Reuille, P. Ebbeslcotte, A. Presos, J. Wonnemoclwer, Mr. John Niissen lDirectorj, J. Louse, J. Vonderwell, P. Cromer, A. Wiecbort, D. Wieging. Members Absent: C. Plocke, A. Reinemeyer, ond C. Brickner. ewcbfz gdwd xi .. Qi, X. wg, +1 l q 4. X jl ll 47 Z, faded 0 READY, GO! The orchestra is really in the swing now. Playing one of theirfavor- ite numbers are left to right: Arturo Presas- -drumsj Paul Ebbeskotte--trombone, Eu- gene Placke--accordionf James Lause-- trumpet, John Vonderwell--tenor saxo- phone, John Rentz--alto saxophone, Ron- aldFalter--bassi and JerroldWannemach- er--piano. ff, W.. Zz em- gem A NEW ORGANIZATION, the Blue- Jettes. Here they form a heart as they hon- or their homecoming queen, at the Spring- field Catholic game. They marched at all home football games, and are directed by Mrs. A. J. Myers. . r, r r.- - 7 ,V 4- 'xii' H 35' f , , ' ' ll ' 3 l l vii .itll li '9 . 1 rw-'A f f tr H is .- i t as - ' .c---, , , ff. Q 3,380 'te , ,IJ ,f , ' -PQ +4 fr , QP ,. bil-in iv , . 9 ' - f ,, nf: f ., 9... 51 -.-3. , Q ' 2 J, ,.,J .4-K 'lgfilgn ,111 . f,. X , A N I is A ' Y.- l A4 1 'il' A A .sc 1--:L-'-' A' V uv! 'Q AA-X M vf57A',i'-Y.--. : - -M, A s- 5. 1 s r ., .5014 .: A r utttfj, . 'W,E,5Ar.,-- ,L 'I - 4 5 'fl' l'ff?iX+fz-T? T n rf3eidL'iQ,. 5 .--5-.gizifi NEW TALENT is introduced this year. An all-senior orchestra, organized by Jerrold Wannemacher, is really in the grove. Here three members are ready to play Sentimental Journey . They play for the school dances and are also playing for the Senior Class play. Left to right: Ronald Falter--bass, Eugene Placke--accordion, and Jerrold Wannemacher--piano. , -L 3 G . : F I' MUSIC, PLEASEI Now the Blue-Jettesac- centuate the St. John's Band. Seniors: J. Lucke, H. Wagner, J. Carder, I. Ut- rup, M. Baldauf, R. Youngpeter, L. Schwinnen, C .Eggeman, R.Gerdeman, H. Wrocklage. Juniors: L. Rode, J. Kill, M. Wiecher, P. Best, R. Wurst, A. Bonitas, M. Kroeger. Sophomores: A. Renner, M. Horstman. Freshmen: V. Bonifas, M. Von- dran, M. Dietering, J. Moenter, M. Hempfling. .TUNIORboys welding: Left to right: Melvin Heitz, Carl Luersman, Don- ald Kimmet Kthe welderl, Paul Ul- rich, Clifford Rahrig, Ralph Trent- rnan, Melvin Warnecke, Joseph Mueller, and Thomas Hempfling. ...-A-.F..-z....,, --.mu ..- ,,,., ,. . , ...,,,,,J .- lt l rj rr ee Q .,,..t...i,...,., V. - - ' -' -- . -- 'il x SOPHOMORES woodworking witha lathe: Norman Buettner, Bernard Schwinnen, Thomas Stant, Kenneth Miller, George Kimmet, John Geng ler, Melvin Nomina, Donald Bald- auf, Richard Suever, Edward Hold greve. William Kroeger, John Well- mann. James Klaus. FRESHMAN Vocational Agriculture Boys testing milk: Robert Etzkorn, Howard Klaus , Robert Freund, Tom Gerdeman, Louis Hesseling, Norbert Seuver, RogerOsting, Paul Meyer, .Tack Ulrich, Kenneth Noon- an, James Freund, Thomas Nomina, and Kenneth Wurst. SENIORS in their Agriculture Engin- eering Course are checking a trac tor: Gilbert Pohlman, Robe rt Kort .- krax, Robert Fischer, Joe Young- peter, RobertPothast, Omer Elwer Donald Bockey, William Gerdeman Paul Ebbeskotte, John Vonderwell Leo Wrasman, Vincent Kehres, Ir- vin Moenter, Kenneth Dickrede, Eu- gene Vorst. .N ,- , 49 If -r fi Mr iff! ,' iz-tg ' My I mlb, L f kiwi 'lf?.s...k' 'VK . ! St, 'QLQJ , u li l -F 'iifmm ' ' Qiwfgiff L, E V' fm .XT ,,. ,, t, AA X l , 1 V. I L.. . I A THE CREST STAFF is debating on a choice for this year's cover: Seated: Phillip Cramer. Nancv Weber. Ann Marie Shumaker, Mary Vogt and William Buschor ICO- editorsi, Jane Hempfling, Richard Vogt. Standing: Judith Nagel, Viriean Dickman, Marilyn Friedrich, Constance Kill, Martha Wiecher, and Phyllis Best. Advisor: Father Herr. PX. de SM!! iedceat 'VST tr T431 A - I' I ws.-f The superb photography in this year's Crest NT MN- was done by MR. OLIVER LUNGREN of 1.1 Kaufman's Studio. William Buschor Co- , X 'W' , editor of the Crest, assisted Mr. Lurigren ff in planning the pictures. ff! I f I f' A 1 The entire TYPING of the Crest has been I ii I done on our two IBM electric typewriters I ,fi I by Mary Vogt and Jane Hempfling. V ' THE BULLETIN BOARD was pre- pared by the staff to get the Crest Cam- W paign under way. Z v I. X as ,, SM ,Q ' I Lf rw' WSW ,QQ mfs. kf42E5x..t 5, in, manual.. . w if -- '1 at ,dam ia: Wililllll l.IIl .il M! 1.5 o mil mwapagwb Sm!! sf, gms s f I AWARDSMERITEDBY ,' 'II'gIEIIIl., MECHANICAL DRAWING STUDENTS - ' 3 N. . uI....,...,I .4......, ..,..... Im ...... ..I..,...,. .I.. I... -+.. .I... ..-...M 4...--.-Q. ... .... AII.. EMI. r... ... I... -... .I AW... -, , ..,,,M,,,,,K..,.......... ......., .,.. ..,. u , MI... M.. ....... ..,.. ...,. ....,... ........ f.I..., M - gr I . I... ...M ......w4A.,I...., ... ...I ...sw ...Iv s......, W ' .Z ...M ,.., ,. , 1 X -X 1 , g., MW ...-....g .... A... ...sm X . , f L .,,,. ...-,.,... ,. 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'l' .mul IP-Q Octane. .rm J:I.IfIu- I IIIP1 ul awry Jan --ve' QIIIEIIADUAIEES IITIIIEI SEEK HIGHER EDUCATION s.. HIM... Ma ...s ....... ..,.A..., .....-,..I. ..II .MII I. I... . I .... ,...M... ..... ...II ns... on csv... cI...I.,.4 ..II ...II Lu. ... ...I,.... 1... .., I... ... I...,..4.. me IM.. MII 5. s.... ., I--..., I... f. H, .I. 0.-... .A su... o.4......II... sums.. n.....,.., M..4.I... w......., ....I.. 0 I., II ns.1. v..I.I-1,, ,A I... ww-f.. M.- . H...-....I, mm I... L . nf., I..-.Iam-.., :.,..I.n w...,..I..., 1... Ma.I.A .....,..... ,. ...V W- Q..-:..,., .....I..., I..m.... IIv....I..-.-QI. .,... ...... W vs......... u......... I.,-...A new-. ow... .I. ...... .'.I.. as .,.....-,, W. uw... MM.. Nu... n.-.-. .I.......... a .G 5... .,.,,...., Ie... I.,I..,,., THE BULLETIN BOARD displays the work done by print- er and staff as the pqaer goes to press. ill' . 1 ' od If I . ly I V J ,'g'f Ig,,... .. , div 379' .I gg I xl. A ,Q 7 f vi X , lv- f I' . f I '- I T w. .. J -Fry-I .. ...Spf Q 51.21 V- me , Pictured above isthe FIRST STAFF of the St. John's Shield, looking proudly upona previous copy. Under the direct- ion of Sister Mary Delphine, the monthly paper is writ- ten and edited by the staff. Articles are contributed by the English classes of the High School. Seated: Nancy Weber, Carol Nomina, Barbara Sickles, Beverly Bonifas, Sue Kill, Deanne Weigle QEditorI, Patricia Mueller, Phyllis Imber, Janice Stahl, Nancy Lause, Carol Mich- alec. Standing: Judy Nagel, Karla Lisk, Sharon Oden- weller, Louise Backus, Jerrold Wannemacher, Bob Pot- hast, Jack Reinemeyer, Dick Schlagbaum, David Weis- gerber, Marilyn Friedrich, Darla Wannemacher, Diane Brickner and Cheyrl Druckemiller. Preparing for the final touch-up, the two SHIELD TYPISTS Beverly Bonifas and Deanne Weigle, double-check an arf ticle. They are typing on two IBM electric typewriters. I I V I . I I I I . l 1 ll -X4 , I I I 1 E. . .X 6-N I ' l..L.. 'ii' .JT-If .J ' -6' r, . E .X-7 IL, 4-if v 4-H'ERS admire trophies won at the Allen Co. Fair for showman shipl John Wellmann, Louis Hesseling, Roger Stant, Thomas Nomina, and Edwin Holdgreve. , l I 'E -'31 B '.ilu-gb.. ,L :. ' AVF!!-,A,,,.---: ,-'F'- L , Jeannete Bockey models the dress that won the BLUE RIBBON at the Allen Co. Fair. Looking on,are Angela A Renner, Mary Trentman, Carolyn Eggeman, Nioma Kor- Q tokrax, Ruth Klausing, Doris Stant, Helen Grone, Mar- jorie Fischer, La Donna Schwinnen, and Jane Pohlman. 'if' XY Q I Ti I Pg , A ll S 3 1 I . 5 X l L, -v1 swims gi- IW . niiirxgfvfflgfl 'I' I ff' DRIVER TRAINING: Delphos St. John's is very thankful to Mr. Frank Shumaker of Delpha Chevrolet for donating this new Chevrolet to the school. Coach Robert Arnzen is the instructor: Six of his students are: Joyce Burnett, Tonia Wiley, Mar- garet Maloney, Dorothy Renner, Darlene Grothaus, and Mary Alice Grothaus.On the right are Mr. Shu- maker and Father Herr. -R U Donald Imber receives the AD ALTARE DEl medal the highest award in Catholic Scouting from Father Otten- ciiiflal weller, while Robert Burger, Arnold Fischer, and Charles Lauser look on. IS EXPLORER SCOUTS reminisce a canoe trip up the Aug Iaize River. John Moening, Arnold Fischer, Charles Lauser, Donald Imber, Gerald Vondran, Kenneth Grot housf and Robert Burger. 7 Qxfxzx ff X YY X KKK Aw X X , A 'X f X 5 Qfif ,X X, XE Q, . x 7 Y X K xxx ,A X' Xxx ,Xxxf I :Xxx -, XXX X K yixkjxigv-Ax . I . ,X X -cx X NX X , xNX'q?i.X,Q My M ,, V ! 4 EL A A ' , r ' 3 , .fV, ' g f- xx W SX W Nw 73... 4 ....f....um.M5...x X H ssl? 4..m.xw:m Kwyx W N H------x A ' Mm. 'wal ' NM .ii W gf, N , ' -tl -..,. 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'r -Q ,pf--Q: Wh ' , zhfrwf-if ' ' OUR CO-CAPTAINS-H The 0 sparks of our Football Teaml one , Jerrold Whitey Wanne- st r, L' A macher and Richard Red 34 V 05 lr Schlagbaum. 5 , 2 f t i f 1' '9 1 , Qf'4 9 1 55 ' s . 72? T 4 1 1 G gl T ,. -wo'-QL' Ts-'x',,,. . rg., P ff- '.s4..a41 ,gf -Q Jaffa r 'YI' Mr. Ralph Wagner, agraduate an fJ4-fi E- g '4i'- of St. John's, attended St. 'Qi-W ' S94 'Ji' , . off' 1, ,-41524, Joseph sCollege. Ralph help- 'Wf fl 'T'-'11 . . Qgxga' Q ' ' ,. edCoach Arnzen un producing kijfhg. . - .,...'. . . L+--'R ' hlsAlmaMater'sFurst Football '13-'e' FT . -'N' ' fl ffsz, 58 Team. 5. ' 1:3-re' 57-ilu ',5:, 4 'A---gym., , .. 1-sc1.r::s:' 2. ,rd 5+ 4 sg to said if .' 155, 3549. Ln --. nf.. 'E xi yff' . . .f vii, 3'1 1'2'SiGf? E- f , 2, ,1 'Qi ' QQ-- '- -:'--n..f- .-.. -.......,.. Y -- -.,. , Wm 3+-N 6 I' q 'X As.- f K..- ,.:- , ,3 - ', :hw 'v-14... 9,...I'a..1454-Q1-3-av-1-f .- --. 19.2 N-'X' 4'f If ... , . ,. ,,,. UWSK' be 923.1 'b1 nNSfNfWEi-. 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Standing: Ken- 5? , ,x 3 -4 ' I U 'I ,- 13' ny Grothaus, Bill Schrnersal, Don I ' J - Q T 7 Hall, Tim McKowen, and Roger Stant. il Kneeling: George Schwinnen, Bob Martin, Dick Merschman, Kenny Noonan, Charles Ashby, and Teddy Spieles. ff ' SEPTEMBER A Y ' A .1-f f' lfjb M X K Z FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERSbrighten the field with their vivacious school colors. Their spirit proved just as bright! Standing: Karla Lisk, Deanne Weigle, Louise Backus: Kneeling: Sharon Odenweller, Nancy Weber, and Judy Nagel. PY! 19' -, 'pub PJ -, .. fl 3, Tr f I ' i 'iv I MANAGERS help make a football team. Their alertness is appreciated also by the coach. Standing: Bob German, Jim Schirnmoller . Kneeling: Bob Kortokrax, and QPub1icity Mgr. I Ronnie Falter. A ' t T Tr'- 1' -vm Y g ,mf ' -- E y.,:xggjg.gc are -E - ' - :,- -. .- . - - .r -.-r ' 1 5,11 ' , L 5-1 . i lg 435. 6 fl Siem -if 1' Q-si-T-E-i-i-L by ,- we '-,:':m,- 4 - ' l 'zigiig -4, -..j:l- lf. , 9 ' :E f' ii-1 xiii Hip, I N it ir- .sv -' es- - i k ,.-i 1440. ,Fl the Homecoming Queen l THE QUEEN AND HER couizr , Lef.t to Right: Janice Lause, Freshman, Diane Brickner, Sophomore- Marilyn Ifriedrich,Juniorp Queen Deanne Weigle, Senior, Mary Catherine Vogt Sen- nor, Viriean Dickman, Junior, Sandra Pathoff, Sophomore, and Malrgaret ...1V Wrasman, Freshman. FIRST HOMECOMING QUEEN---Delphos E Eg.. '75 J' 71 St. John's this year picked its first Home- H -E ' 14,3 ,Q A in coming Queen. Deanne Weigle was chosen as Queen, and her court consisted of one ..q..h Senior attendant, Mary Catherine Vogt, and 'Mu six other attendants from the lower classes. - - V T The crowning took place at the Delphos Sta- -5 1 '-B .ru,,.. 3 Q, dium an Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, at half- time of the Springfield Catholic game. The Queen was crowned by the Co-captains, Richard Schlagbaum and Jerrold Wanne- macher,and was presented by the team witl a bouquet of mums. Her Senior attendant X , Mary Catherine Vogt, received a bouquet, l while the remainder of the court were ore- sented with corsages. K, The Queen and her attendants were choser from the top merit students in each section They showed throughout the year, leader ship in all school activities. r ic -..K CO-CAPTAINS CROWN DEANNE wEucLE Emsr HOMECOMING QUEEN f 4- THE QUEEN, HER COURT, ST. JOHN'S BLUE-JETTES AND ST. 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'N THE BLUE JAYS - YOUR TEAM' Our Lady of Fatima, the patron of Delphos St. John's Basketball Team, looks down on her three Seniors. Be- fore every game they offered the Rosary to her. After- wards they brought thirteen victories and seven defeats to lay before her shrine. DICK OTT FORWARD LIMA SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Feb. 24 - Lima Senior High 80 Mar. 2 - Findlay 52 LL Af L 4 COACH ROBE ARNZEN compli ed his sixth yea: Delphos St. Johr He has mc Delphos St. Joh , W ii- ICI A TOTAL POINTS I II77 4997 feflhass cc I3 WINS 7 LOSSES I .EF , 5 POTHAST rr:Rl1':D GIP FP s CAPTAIN GIANT POHLMAN f'EklTl:D S f o l756R . D JGHN S y ..,, , R WHITEY WANNEMACHER GUARD 'ng ' GENE HAUNHORST IIQ A LEON - BOB vORsT FORWARD A mA'-ggxfgsk FORWARD JERRY FISCHER FORWARD I DICK , VOGT ' NORMAN GUARD OSTING 3 xl FORWARD 7 A any f l Rf-'. e.-Q. -' WEAR A 53 V' - - A 1 P Swwfw im . if These three Senior's have carried the Blue Jays through many vic- iJUH.f W torie's. They played four years under Coach Arnzen: Gilbert 'A Giant Pohlman, CoachArnzen, Jerrold Whitey Wannemach- er, Robert Bob Pothast. JU JUH U MEQJIDHA 5319 3 5 l 41 4 Ui The men of next year: Our Juniors: Leon Vorst, Gene Haunhorst, Gerald Fischer, Norman Red Osting, Richard Vogt, Richard Ott. 716440460 Champs in Junior Highl Runners up as Freshmen l Who knows as Seniors ? Left to right: Kenneth Noon- an, Ronald Alspaugh, Daniel Mueller, Thomas Nom- ina, Roger Osting, Richard Merschman, Richard Scherger, Kenneth Wurst, Paul Grothouse. L Saywafvnozea Sophomores: Another step for the Class of 58': Larry Holden, Ar- nold Fischer, John Wellmann, Robert Allemeier, WilliamWiegle. 6 ew OUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS who did a great job leading our cheering section throughout the year. Leftto rightare: DarlaWan- nemacher, Cheryl Druckemiller, Viriean Dickman and Phyllis Best. J fx ' -Y -41 iff r X Q' , ogLPHO3 1 OUR TICKET SELLERS being con- gratulated by Father Herr fora wonderful iob. Left to right are: Barbara Sickles, Phyllis lmber, Jos- ephine Lucke, Nancy Stallkamp, Sandra Pathoff and Leann Weger. :gb- xju Wlmaym OUR MANAGERS who kept our team Running smoothly. Left to right are: Donald Hall, Edwin Holdgreve, Richard Schlagbaum QPublicity Managerl, Patrick Williams, Arthur Goergens. Kneeling are: Kenneth Kaverman and Thomas Warnecke. iii fy Blue Jc1y's BASEBALL TEAM and Their coach. T: R. Falter, J. lmber, A. Presas, L. Spieles, Coach Bob Arnzen. 2: J. Youngpeter, J. Von- derwell, J. Richey, J. Sheeter. 3: Dave Grif- fis, L. Vorsf, P. Hammond, J. Spieles, F. Reinemeyer. 4: G. Fischer, W. Schmersal, C. Lauser, F. Meyers. 5: J. Ulm, T. Spieles, R. Kaverman, R. Scherger. 6: D. lmber, Mgrs T. Warnecke, and K. Kaverman. THESE FUTURE BLUE JAYS: T: R. Thifoff, J. Williams, L. Lause, T. Odenweller. 2: W Louth, N. Yockum, R. Drewyore, R. Noonan 3: S. Grone, S. Backus, T. Kroeger, G Schimmoeller. 4: Coach Ralph Wagner, A Wiechart, A. Pohlman, E. Lause. Madam These fruends of the Blue Jays have helped a1 all home games They deserve our sincere nanlxs BASKETBALL HELPERS fro The lefrl : W Foster A J Meyers H Dnfto F. Weis- gerber C Stelnhour,R Pohlman J.Niissen A J Laudlck, J Guesken, L Smith, D.Grot house, H Backus, Mrs H Backus. FOOT BALL HELPERS lbelowj C Sfelnhour, R.Weg esm E. Gladen D. Grothouse, G. Graf house, H. Backus, Mrs H. Backus, O.Sever Mrs. O Sever, E. Wursf, F. Welsgerber, B. Kill, Fr. Herr, W. Foster, E. Nomina, M Westrich, R. Moormcm, C. Drewyore, R Weger, H. Gallmeier. ZQWWW 'x ff? X,ffL . X,Q1.Y,r1 XIYXXXA-p - -xx, X xffi X A! xxfx 1 1 . ,L 1 ffffxzq?-5,4 K, ' 5 PC ffxffkfxif. KX? , .' .2374 , KA! I X ' ,-' lx Xxx xx K lfykfxf-'fxxxfi 'XXX- gm 1 x xl 1 1 lxxxynm --N X xx Y ,XXX Xxx X , xx 1xf ,'Y'HiQ'X g X -a, ,xA-Xxxyk 221 x A xxx 1 -X xxx X. x - XXI- ,. --N ,XX xx. - A X-X x K x x X f' x . K I X 71 1 1 N x 1 x x x u K X X x x x x wk ' 1 1 - . . 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David Weisgerber, rating second, scored a total of 232 points out of a possible 300, Paul Ebbeslcotte, seventh, with 2lO points, receiving Honorable Mention were Ronald Falter, 193, Norman Vondran, T77, and Helen Wrocklage, l7l. qdltdfldf These Blue and Gold MERIT WINNERS are leaders in their respective sectionsin class activities for the First Seinester. Row l: Marilyn Friedrich, Viriean Dickman, San- dra Pcthoff, Martha Wiecher, Joyce lillig, Mary Elaine Kundert, Margaret Wrasman. Row 2: Deanne Weigle, Mary Catherine Vogt, Sue Kill, Helen Wagner, Patricia Kroeger, Melvin Nomina, James Fortener, Thomas Weisgerber and George Schwinnen . Om November 2l, 22, 23 The RETREAT MASTER, Father Stanley man, lot Rightjwas responsible for much of the Retreat Spirit. He was Chaplain in the Y in World War II and is presently teaching at Chaminade College, in Clayton, Mis- souri. Did we keep it an UNDEFEATED SEASON ? Assembled together in St. John's Church is the entire Student Body at BENEDlCTlON of the Blessed Sacrament, which closed the Retreat. The students of St. John's believe this was their greatest Retreat, and for the Seniors, perhaps their last. Kus- Arm Luce, W ?. Ez: if -s ' 9C7? ' .fvQ ' ' 'F fl -- .lf e,.. A A t ':' jglligav Q if ' -. xi ee. ' ev' .4 X Vit 'Z 1' --Al ,Ls EE. ' X 'fi l ssfif' e f' iv, t . .. T . lil., ' . 1 . ,z , lite s -5' , , c.::.::a ' TP Q' 'T ,NPN .1 Q- K PW ,. ' I - ' ., . - - ,. 1 , , , Hu- .U 5' Q -Ji f , .f 'f f x . ,-U ,. A 1'lI.'.n ' I x 1 ' ,A51:'.' wfl 7L'l i7 J' 1, . A ' ' , , I ' f: ', 4 f ri-i 4 - ' 4 . m ,g 1. . 4 I o v I . . LAP vin! I --,rr - I K xxx ' n ii ,-I 71 -1? 4' - 1.41 w 4 1 r 1 n '1' x ' J ' 4-n'u'l.+' I, 1 A, , -- ...,, .'.'- ' '- 91. , 1 . , +',4j1'. 3-'V' :'z X ','f .91Q-'H f 1 -,Q . su- V. 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I A ' -Y A . 1 ORDAINED LIES V Q --' PROSTRATE BE- ' m,nw,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,w FORE HIS GOD AT .... ,... - .e. -- ' THE ALTAR K gk -4 FT I I V . ' -'f Ak! W3pgr',r V V' 'V 'L if 2 QI' THE CONSECRATED BISHOP REHRING ANNOINTING THE YOUNG PRIEST'S HANDS THE FIRST ORDINATION AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH Our Fortieth Anniversary began with the first ordination ever to take place at St. John's Church. Most Reverend George J. Rehring, Bishop of Toledo, on Sunday, August 14th ordained to the priesthood an alumnus of Delphos St. J'olm's High School of the class of 1948, John Michael Ricker. I COME TO DO THY WILL, OH LORD nw Q s Q-. s Q1 I Ex I 1.41.1 iff 1' V ' it 18 in ' Y l V1 1174-IAT I Sl-IALLI QENDEI2 TO Tl-IE LOQD FOR ALL-H 'Tl-IAT HE 1-IATH REN- DEQED TO ME 'I 4 I WILL TAKE THE C-HALICE OF SALVATION AND CALL upon T4-I E NAME. 4 o ,W 'mn LORD 5 i UU ' cw! 1 I, A f X N 3 w r' MH in QV X i , ,,t I Fm 1 3' 41, of xt. Ii W ,Q ' p Q , X THE CHALICE, ' X49 PATTFN AND j I If, sggjf U STOLE- SYMBOLS ,jig -:A I OF THE PRIEST- I A I Hoon ' u snmitg .. Q ' .J .l,- :,,:13iN:gg5., lrri ' my HANDS OF A PRIEST 1 3,-'H fix kg, MH L FN. N ,U x in X XX' .. Sl 3 . v ' fl f 1 Y, 1-usvfdjl FATHER RICKER GIVES COMMUNION AT HIS FIRST MASS FATHER RICKER'S FIRST MASS On the feast of the Assumption Father Ricker celebrated his first Solemn Mass with his pastor, Monsignor Reineck as his assistant priest. Father James Steinle, a graduate of Delphos St. John's class of '44 was sub-deacon and Father Ricker's brother, Kevin Ricker ofthe class of '55 was master ofcer- emonies. Father Herr, our Principal, was deacon. Another alumnus, Father Justin Weger of the class of '44, was sub- deacon of the Ordination. FATHER RICKER GIVES HIS BLESSING TO HIS PASTOR x ' M ' A E. '- Q. S F-Q15 I 1, vffjrpiv ,A ...I V V x .f xffk , - ' , . 1 -, ,1r w,3 'j' - A. ri . . 1-freezes ' ' ' f 'L 'rrp ' vi . ,, . V' 5, 'mf , . . '5 Q' ff? - A Sgigirf 3 'ffl' -X fi ,F Q? ' IL- -.-- V- ff ' v Q -QA F- ' i M-WMM-A Fwd 4' ' 3 ' Q K ar t I-ISU X 1 . ' .l . , pl I N 3 :hz ART A4 g g 'E PRIEST fy ' 5 p ' ' +1012-+ I j . EVER, if Q., f I Q-J Q CHANKS BE TO ' GOD FOR HIS UN' X SPEAK-ABLE GIFT X anal l ' Q 9 '56 iw ,miwyiisl if' ' l pl lilly' l A I 4 l If l L L X 1 '-'14 X 1 ' W ., xi 1 fi wif i we lr ' 4 if fi 1 1 ' V i 1 M W jill all ir if im xii? lr!! ,F r E Nliiiwf lllil illl fr ll ll :lvl iii X l Il li l is 4- 1 f f rf V.. A,.,.-M.,--f' Q I M: 1, - xi 'x k L if- ig , l i I. mv f X ?fwm Af the close of rhe Prom The eve- ing was DEDICATED TO OUR BLESSED MOTHER by the placing of the crowns of Her feefby the King and Queen, while fhe entire Junior and Senior Classes song Mother Beloved before her shrine. ea!! J, ,J' IK Q' D' H, , V, f X ,I E , 5 1 A if 5 511' Y, SENIORS OF 56 --- GUESTS OF THE JUNIORS ST. JOHN'S LITTLE THEATER FEBRUARY 6, T956 Under the co-chairmanship of Richard Vogt and Viriean Dickman, the Junior Class transformed the Little Theater and Cafeteria into aWonderl and of Stardust. The Juniors' mothers prepared an elab- orate banquet which started the evening. Richard Vogt acted as toastmaster. Roger Oden- weller welcomed the Seniors, Richard Schlagbaum respondedin their name. Speakers of the banquet were: Mr. Niissen, Mr. Arnzen, Mr. Smith, Fath- er Gillig, Father Miller, Father Herr and Monsi- gnor Reineck. The enchanting music of Hadyn Snyder's orchestra added a final touch to a gala evening. Robert Pothast and Carol Michaelec were chosen by their fellow classmates to reign as King and Queen, M 55555555 fa, I ll are 1, 5 I F -N -N Q ,ww 'T' , . f 4' Li ,f' Y, S if 9 ' JM., 'y V' ...,, nl., X J K 5 . b N v ,, f ,fr -f, ,ff-4 All if S L S l 111' or 'lb X. if .v Q 7 C X X t X '55, ,Y ,f-'Af-1 L 5 I XT! A :kg ,IAK idx? ., lx gf ,XXX Q Q X ' 'Y' I -. 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His Orchestra Pgwgei gill Chief Sitting Bu Jack Reinemeyer Gilbert Pohlmcn PRODUCED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH RICHARD ROGERS-OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II, THROUGH THE OFFICE OF REINHEIMER AND COHEN, NEW YORK CITY FRHNK HNNIE IIIFIIH U B LLIE aims nmzv I3 MILD WEET RE F SS , I If I 1 ai. ' . U x 5 1 . ' IIN I fi 5 Ill ea ng 54 CI-IIE F SITTING BULL f i 65 NI , li , Q I 47 I fi IMI III HWNEE EILIQQ FFIFI EAST Menon ,fl 79 -f sv ,ll A ff?-A -ge f 0 I Z UI fix K! I A I I ' x 1' y fag I T r W 4 Q ' Cf- Q ,D g 'JM I yy 5 I 2 W iss. ' X ggi-,Vs JA I ' ISGE MCE xx. owxo CRX SMH A OUR GRADUATION SPEAKER OST REVEREND JOHN KING MUSSIO, S.T. D. BISHOP OF STEUBENVILLE, OHIO. I ,Quin -QW I, SCHOLARSHIP Bishop Mussio, a classmate of our PrincipaI,at Mt. St. Mary's Seminary, Cincin- nati, graduated from the University of Notre Dame. He received his Doctorate DI PLOMA The Senior Class Q of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six I of St. John's High School Announces Its Commencement Exercises Thursday, The Seventeenth of May I at 8:30 o'cIock St. John's Auditorium Deiphos, Ohio at the Gregorian Universi- 9 ty in Rome. Bishop Mussio 1 4 spoke to us about the ne- cessity of real education in I E the atomic age. I V4 .95 'Fx T 1 X Mi r 2 hhcQ A Q35- 1rv '-vm L .ul .ylll .' -1 'f K-'-an 3, 2 g l .P :tu My ' 4.'.. . , I' 4 4 . 'VI ' x fl . , .1 1 x . ,, 1 I r, t V - K-. ls-.nul Il ,rn ' 1 M w J , . ,I W' -i? bl 5 X W 'A , 1 M nj- Y Q in , ..o , 'Q ' CY' 9: .' fs'-W s 10:5 A -M' ,Q 11 I VN - . ,K . I ' i , an F . ' X c'- :lx 'Q 'APU-vxnii N: -' d 5 'J . V- -4 if xx Pb, f, -4 .. -L, 1- . -Q, 0,5 3 f' f r1.,,I f fgsieq 1 ,. fs. 0 5 Y.. ff. is , - yr .' fo, 7 ' . 1. .1 ,I ,XD x X ' K - .' ,M I, Q - s Q gag?-1 QCYA F If ,Z - A.- 5,53 '- .- 95 ' 4 1' tw . Q .,, I 'Q' . 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