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' K' I T N' , H w :Q Q ' MORRISCN REMICK WAITE HIGH SCHQQL TOLEDO, OHIO 1 5 N fix- -' 11:55 2 fm- Qi A 'ff Mags fff QA N 1192512 1 M Q v f 53 V 1 ,,, 5, ,mg A fs' fa'-'fr - . 1222 1 '111f21m2,,: my Mx-, Eg .gy W-E mfggm Q Q E 1 '3ggi-EEE? ' gw ' fy vs all E1 3 1.3 W' 85.1. .jg ' 7.2. 'P . was - 1 JESSE STEINER Assistant Principal Instruction MARGUERITE GRIFFITH Assistant Principal Girls' Counselor 'i' 'M' ' K W ' H N WA MINISTRATIO In this age of swift transition and movement, the high school's responsibility is tremendous. The student body at Waite has been alert to recognize that our new administration has dedicated itself not only to retain Waiteis glorious traditions, but to develop more intensively an educative process that will enable Waite students to meet the de- mands of the heroic years just ahead. The Annual Staff humbly dedicates the 1958 PURPLE AND GOLD to our new administrations 3 tj,- VICTORIA CAN FI ELD Assistant Principal Activities LEONARD HENDRICKSON Assistant Principal Boys' Counselor 'df' sf ang. Www, RM H'Mez3!w H 'H mmzfr vw mum H '4 H1 fi. ,QI lg w vfiui XM, -'TWP' f - 4 'Q f ' ' ' ' 133' H2 V ff -- :Ll H 11 5:9 , Y -2- - , ,Q-:I wg? ' m uw H ' I 3 w , . , 'AL ' H N T- u'ffFfff' 'H ,MQ , A m ,,, U H 'M :,Q,,W X N ,nf X an Z, 35? K QEFESSHZ w '2S?i5?if5: ' 1 w 1 Hx' H , m': z?s1 N 'iv -..-r 1 V w EA-ww Va' hu .nun .. i 41 11 i ,if , Z! DEB Waite High School is entering into a new age. Wie as students, along with the new administration, recognize our responsibility to become citizens more conversant with the increasing problems of this excessive Scientific age. The Annual Stall trusts that this 1958 Purple and Gold will be received by all in this spirit. TABLE or - ' comr-:NTS 0 S Q O 'NI i i Dedication 2 Introduction Administration Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Activities Athletics Calendar Advertising W 6 ADMIN ISTRATICN FACULTY 'W' N A Yom- Mr. E. L. BOWSHER CST The Senior Class of 1958 sincerely thanks Mr. Bowsher for his many accomplishments which have helped in the betterment of our school system. BOARD OF EDLICATIO CLIY OLEDO Ol-HO Seated-Mr. Joseph S. Bretherton, Mr. Raymond D. Baldwin, Mrs. Jane Kuebbeler. Standing-Mr. Wayne F. Shawaker, Mr. Tiff Edwin D. Dodds. . 1 ' F Ziggggm-Qiig' L rss. '- :V--5-J, A' was uR: 'FE?' 5 . Fi' - I' iq,- We are grateful for the efficient work done by members of the Board of Education. A Mr. GRANT MURRAY The Senior Class extends its best wishes to Mr. Mur- ray who was recently elected to the Board of Education. We are happy that he is again serving the Toledo schools. 8 Miss Adams Commercial Mr. Bartha English Miss Balduf journalism Mr. Brenner Malh, Science Mrs. Brown Commercial Mr. Buchholz Inallulrial Arls Miss Buck Home Economics Miss Bumgardner Math, Spanish Mr. Casper Mathematics Mr. Clement Commercial Miss Conlin Art Miss Cosgray French, English Mr. Dimlcr Commerczal Miss Druggan Science Mr. Dunn Social Science l B. l1llIll'I'l'TX I Al 1? PN .x,11:x rms. J., Qszfew' Mr. Epstein Physical Education Mr. Evans Vocal Music Miss Gerding Salma! Nurse Mrs. Goerlich Latin Miss Hart English Mr. Haxton Instrumental Music Mr. Henclren Matlzelnatics Miss Hill English Miss Hoffman Mathernatics Miss Hollinger Librarian Mr. jones Scienve Mrs. Kitaj English Mr. Konnert English Mr. La Buda Orientation Miss Larkin English Mr. Leach Social Science Miss Linville Physical Education Mr. Lipman Social Science Mrs. Lyman Eriglzkh Mr. Mall Commercial Mr. Marazon Radio Miss Moore Commercial Miss Nauts Orientation, Science Mrs. Osborne Social Science Miss Ousky Phyxical Education Mrs. Packer A rl Mr. Pcarsall Commercial Miss Rehfeldt Home Economics Mr. Rideout Wood Shop Mr. Rohlfing Science l v NJ W9 -if 45, NL N N EK' Mr. Rynder Social Science Miss Sack English Mr. Scallish Driving, Orientation Miss Shaenfeld Science Mrs. Skaff Home Economic: Mr. Snyder Englzlrh Mrs. Stipp English Mr. Suszka Orientation Mr. Turby Mathematics Mr. Wallace Social Science Mr. Ward Commercial Mr. Welker Physical Education Mr. Wester Industrial Arts Mr. Wilhelm Science Mr. Williams Mathematics t . 6 , V .lr A Miss Wintermantle Science Mrs. JUNE WINTERMANTLE- OfHce-Senior Records, Mr. Thom- son's Secretary. Mrs. EVA TAYLOR - Office - Attendance. Mrs. RUTH BRENNEMAN-Office -School Treasurer. Mrs. MARY ATKINSON-Dean's Office-Attendance Mrs. OCLA CASE, not pictured H. l ,, . or .1 H. Y .4 ,,., . , , 1 Mr. Witte Mr. Youngquist Mr. Ziemkiewicz Social Science Industrial Arts Social Science, Orientation Mr. JOHN QUIGG-Chief Custodian Mr. JOHN CARR-Chief Engineer. Mr. PAUL WATROL-Assistant Custodian. Mrs. MARY BRIGHAM-Cafeteria Manager. . :xi . ii wi , K . 3 A ., .. --. , -.Q 2 ,-4. . -1 ' 'L f 'f ' 41, 5.11. - na' ' ,. . , ', J' .-viii, ' A. 5. K, .1 K El iivxwlx if -.i s ,H . if A' . fi V Q i ll? LF A 'fw' - X 4 'xx' V 1 l N. . r, . N 5 2 Y 5 T Q I L 1 J ,. ! - .si if . , f Q 13 y m 4 'im il: ' if 6? ,Jw may w1,,'w H NP , ' 1, 1 n Nagy.. One of the great ultimates in education is causing a goal and its achievement to become one. Our Mr. Youngquist has experienced this rare satisfaction. Under his guidance, students in classes of Mechanical and Industrial Design have in national competition of a thousand schools during the past seven years won first prize six times, winning the second prize the odd year. Three times did his student entries win all four prizes and many honorable mentions. The Annual Staff is eagertto express the thanks of Waite for his contribution toward Waite's national recognition and for adding so materially to VVaite,s long list of traditions and accomplishments. 14 AITE S ATIO ALLY KNOWN I DLISTRIAL ARTS DRAWING COMPETITIO 1 ,Y-its Iggy! 'fig f 1 1 vm fy NJ IEBRJ' PRESIDENT TOM .IENNINGS I9 JUDY ELSTON VICE PRESIDENT LONNA BLAND SECRETARY ELLEN BEVERIDGE MARLIN MILLER BEVERLY ROE TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Leaving our Alma Mater, the seniors recall the many events which helped to make our four years at Waite so enjoyable. We are proud to say that our class had the First organized Sophomore Class at Waite. For the first time in many years, the Senior Prom and Banquet were held sepa- rately. g'Sweetheart Serenade was held on May 29, on Senior Day, at Ashland Hall. Another successful event, sponsored by our Senior Class, was the All .School Play, What a Lifef' Who can forget the exciting Washing- ton and New York. Need we say more? The Baccalaureate service was held on June 8. What we will remember most is our Commencement, held on June 12, with the girls in white and the boys in the traditional blue. Our sincere thanks to Miss Hart for her constant help and guidance in our Senior year. SENIORS ADAMCZEWSKI, MARY- She knows all the answers. Band 3 Choirg Athletic OH:lce5 Gym Assistant 3 Fr. and Soph. Y-Teens. ADAMS, JULIA- Lady of energy. Glee Clubg Gym Assistant. ALCORN, FRANK- They say great talkers are little, but I'rn the exception. National Honor Societyg QD 3 Chess Club. ALLGIER, ROBERT- Care sits lightly on his shoulders. Freshman Football 3 Freshman Basketballg Hi-Y5 Forum. ALSPACH, KAROLEE- Where did you get eyes so blue? Out of the sky as I came through. GAA. ALVERMAN, ALICE- Quality, Charm, Poise-all are Alice's. Spanish Club-Pres.5 Folliesg Jr. Play Committee g Jr. Ring Committeeg Phil-Pres.g National Honor Societyg Dean's Ofllceg Optimatesg Football Queen Attendant. ANGIN, JOANNE- Personality with a sunny smile. Fr. and Sr. Y-Teensg Soph. Y-Teens-Treas.5 Choirg Glee Clubg FTA-Sec., V. Pres.g Jr. Council on World Affairsg Student Councilg Annual Editorial Staff g Soph. Prom Committeeg All School Play Committeeg Perig Pep Clubg Fol- liesg Sr. Cards and Announcements-Co-Chr. ANKNEY, CAROLYN- She's happy and helpful and always gay. French Clubg FTA5 Perig Jr. Play Committeeg Library Assistant. ANTOINE, THOMAS-'Tm not in the row of common men. APPLING, CLARANN- Good as gold, True as steelg a nice person with whom to deal. Pep Clubg Square Dance Club. i I 1 ATHERTON, JAMES- Ready for fun, but willing to work. All School Playg Square Dance Clubg Gym Assist- ant 5 Library Assistant. BACALOFF, STEVKA- Have fun while you can, that's her plan. BALAZS, JUDY- A jolly girl who is always welcome. BALAZS, WAYNE- Don't trouble trouble till trouble troubles you. BALLEW, FLOYD- A joke and a laugh for every occasion. Pep Club. BARRETT, DAVE- Casanova in khakis. Band 5 Hi-Yg Dean's office. 17 SENIORS BASS, CARLENE- Keen sense, common sense, and lots of room for nonsense. Follies, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, Zet, Chaplain, Spanish Club, Vice Pres., Sec., Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, U.N. Club, Gym Assistant, All School Play, Honor Society. BAUMGARTNER, BETTY- Fun, they describe her that way. Annual Stall, Business Manager. BAUMKER, LOWELL- He doth turn out pictures of magic. Annual Editorial Stafl, Co-Editor, Student Council, Camera Club, Pres., Forum, Faith Teens, Annual Photographer. BEDEE, JAMES- I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Varsity Football, Hi-Y, Music Club, Follies, All School Play. BENNETT, JOHN- Friendly to all and everyone's friend. BERGMAN, 'VIRGINIA- In her are pep and personality com- bined. Fresh., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Zet, jr. Council on World Affairs, Red Cross, Follies, Sr. Prom Committee. BERRY, JOHN- He is chief of the finest fellows. Student Council, Hi-Y, Movie Projectionist. BEVERIDGE., ELLEN- You just wait until I grow up. Sr. Class, Treas., jr. Ring Committee, Band, Zet, National Honor Society, All School Play Committee, Jr. Council on World Affairs, French Club, Sec., Spanish Club, Vice Pres., Chaplain, Follies, Fresh. and Sr. Y-Teens, Soph. Y-Teens, Rep., Swimming Instructor. BIEDINGER, PAT-- Sparkling in her own special way. Library Assistant. BIRES, JOYCE- She looks like an angel, acts like one, too. But you never can tell what an angel will dof' Zet, Follies, Sr. Y-Teens, Dean's Office. BITTER, DAVID- Who came, who saw, who conquered. Forum, National Honor Society, Alchemist, jr. Classical League, Co-Pres., jr. Council on World Affairs, Student Council, Pres., Area, Vice-Pres., jr. Class Play, Follies, Glee Club, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Chess Club, Hi-Y, All School Play. BLAN D, LONNA- Love is a dream-gosh, I'm sleepy? Annual Editorial Staff, Co-Editor, National Honor Society, Sr. Class, Sec., Zet, All School Play Committee, Follies, Red Cross, Sec., Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Council on World Affairs, GAA, Glee Club. BLANKENSHIP, BILL- Someone so loyal and true will find some noble work to do. Alchemist, Lab. Assistant. BOHLAND, JAMES- He'll find a way, or make one. Hi-Y, Lightweight Football. BOHNSACK, KAY- Small talk and constant laughterfl FNA. BOLANDER, DAVE- There is honesty and good fellowship in thee. National Honor Society, French Club, FTA, Vice Pres., jr. Council on World Affairs, Vice Pres., Dean's Office, Follies, Spanish Club, Jr. Class Play, All School Play Committee. 18 I98 . BOMYEA, CAROLYN- Never in the way, and never out of the way. Pep Club, Gym Assistant, Nurse's Aide, FNA. BORAY, JOSEPH- Me thinks he likes naught better than a girl. Lightweight Football, Gym Assistant, Forum, Hi-Y, Swim- ming Instructor. BOWYER, PAT-'KRomance is a hobby. Student Council, Swimming Instructor, GAA, Follies, jr. Play Committee, Faith Teens, Swimming Club, jr. Council on World Affairs, Art Club, Gym Assistant, Sr. Y-Teens, Red Cross Club. BRANCHEAU, BARBARA- Most girls would like to be as charming and well-groomed as she. Fresh. and Sr. Y-Teens, Soph. Y-Teens, Chap., Peri, FTA, Treas., Pres., National Honor Society, Rec. Sec., French Club, Jr. Classical League, Follies. BRAUNSCHWEIGER, BARBARA- Not that I love study less, but I love fun moref, Sizzle, FTA. BRIGHT, LOIS- Her name is on everyoneis tongue. Student Council, Zet, Sizzle, Jr. Classical League, Fresh., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Council on World Affairs, Band, Follies, Jr. Class Play, All School Play, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Publicity Commit- tee, Conser Recognition, M.C.g National Honor Society. BROCKMAN, ROBERT- Sometimes I sit and think-sometimes I just sit. BROOKS, CHARLENE- A little maid so sweet, that many a boy is at her feet. Glee Club, Choir, Student Council, Follies, Peri, Cor. Sec., National Honor Society. BROOKS, LARRY- More pep than Kellogg's. Forum, Hi-Y, Gym Assistant. BROOKS, SUE- With her sparkling wit and refreshing personality, we like her well. Fresh. and Soph. Y-Teens, Glee Club, French Club, Faith. Teens, Pres., Dean's Oflice. BROWN, PENNY- Her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens aref' Swimming Club. CALANN I, GWENDOLYN- Silence is golden, but who am I to make money. Band, Red Cross, FNA, Sec., Treas., Phil, Follies, Jr. Prom Committee, Library Assistant. CALDWELL, MAROLYN- Her winning smile cannot be re- sistedf' CALLAHAN, KATHLEEN- Take it easy and have fun. Sr. Cards and Announcements Committee. CAMERON, WILLIAM- Life is just one chuckle after another. Band, Music Club, Follies. CANNON, MARIANNE- Warm and friendly to all she knows. 19 SENIORS CARLTON, LAUREL- She's dated for the future? CARR, RONALD- I slept and dreamt that life was beauty, I woke :ind ftiaund that life was duty. Fr. Track, Lightweight Football, Hall atro . CHANAK, ANDREW- You can't make him hurry. CHANDLER, CONSTANCE-g'Let's have some fun. CHRISTIAN, DANIEL- None would suppose it, that I am natu- rall bashful Y . CHRISTIE, MARGARET- jovial and an all-round good palf, . l ll Qi , 1 at ,f l -f,, I fl-. ' DU 'fi'f.-' 'lf' CLEAR, JOSEPH- I am a lover. Hi-Y. CIPRIANI, DANIEL- Work! Where have I heard that word before? CLARK, BONNIE- Gentleness, truth, and every grace is read distinctly in her face? Fr., Sr. Y-Teens. CLAUSON, DONNA- With grace to win, with heart to hold. CLAYTOR, CHARLES- A boy worth knowing. Lightweight Football CLEMENS, DAVID- Tall and terrific. Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Football, Freshman, Lightweight Basketball, Soph. Prom Committee, Student Council, W Club. CLEMENS, ED- Large of stature, blond of hair, the answer to a maiden's prayer. Freshman, Lightwei ht, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, W Club-Reporter, Hi-Y, student Council, Follies, Sr. Ways and Means Committee, QD, Basketball, Gym Assistant. CLENDENIN, JOHN - Men of talent are men of occasions? Fr. Bowlin , Band, Choir, Ensembles, Follies, Baseball, Glee Club. CLIF'1gON, BARBARA- Her smile is always there to offset every care. jr. Prom Committee, Follies, Gym Assistant, Glee Club, Soph. jr., Sr., Y-Teens. COBURN, JOAN- She keeps on the sunny side of life. Swimming Club-Reporter, Treasurer, Pep Club, GAA. I98 COLLINS, JUDITH- And she danced the whole night through. Follies, GAA, Pep Club. CONKLIN, CHARLES- There is no limit to his possibilities. jr. Classical League, QD, Alchemist-Sgt.-at-Arms, Gym Assistant, Swimming Assistant, Lab. Assistant, Sr. Baccalaureate Committee. COWELL., ARNOLD- His limbs were cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contests bold. W Club-V. Pres., Gym Assistant, Student Council, Forum, Freshmang Lightweight, Varsity Football- Captain, Hi-Y, Bowling, jr. Ring Committee, Follies. COWELL, BEVERLY- An angel on earth-full of giggles and mirth. Sizzle-News Editorr, Library Assistant, Student Council, Gym and Swimming Instructorg Soph. Prom Committee, Fr. Y-Teens. CRAWFORD, DONALD- This lad spends a part of each day, rid- ing with friends in his Chevrolet. CREADY, JUDY-6'Lovely one, daintily petite, always unaffected, always sweet. Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Prom Committee, Student Council, Annual Editorial Staff, Library Assistant, Jr. Council On World Affairs, All School Play Committee, Football Queen Attendant. ,10- 'nv CUNNINGHAM, ADEN- An Upright, downright, honest man. CURTIS, ROBERT- A trifle bashful, but he seems to have a good timef' DAYTON, DAVID- A lad with spirit, hardworking too, he doesn't talk much, but he sure can do. -Ir. Class-Pres., Forum-Pres., Student Council-Dir. of Serv ice, Sr. Trip Committee, Freshman and Lightweight Football, Fr. Basketball. DEBO, LAURA- If my sister were like you, I would have never left homef, DEEM, GEORGE - I am a dreadfully bashful boy -a painfully bashful boy. Freshman, Lightwei ht, Varsity Footballg Trackg QD- Sgt.-at-Armsg Hi-Yg Alchemist-Co-Pres.g Jr. Classical League, Hall Patrol, Student Council-Stage Crew, Follies, All School Play Com- mittee, Sr. Prom Committee. DEERHAKE, EFFIE- I like the boys, but-shh-don't tell them so. Fr. Y-Teensg Soph. Y-Teens--V. Pres., Follies, Peri, Jr. Play Committee, -Ir. Council On World Affairs, Art Club, All School Play Committeeg National Honor Society-Chap.g French Club-Treas.g GAA, Sr. Prom-Co-Chr., Annual-Co-Art Editor. DE MOTT, MIRIAM- Love is better than famef' Perig Glee Club, Choir-Rep., Spanish Club-jr.-V. Pres. and Sr.-Pres., French Club, National Honor Society, Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, Swimming Clubg Dean's Assistant, Follies. DE RAMMELAERE, WAYNE- Always there when you look for him, always willing to serve. Cheerleader, Pep Clubg Follies, Square Dance Clubg Mascot. DON EGAN, LARRY- A sparkling eye, a light step, here's a boy with lots of pep. Jr. Class Play, Folliesg Cheerleader, Pep Club. DONNAL, ROBERT- His height measures his abilities. Stu- dent Councilg Freshman, Reserve, and Varsity Basketball. ff.:t.....'. . . 4 1 t ws... . .. ,JW 21 SENIORS, DRACE, -PEGGY- A pretty girl is like a meiodyf' Swimming Clubg Soph. Y-Teens, FTA, Follies. DRAGON, JAMES-'glifficient in his own quiet way. Forum. DUNNLSALLY- There is a good deal of mischief 'neath this calm exterior. Phil-Sgt.-at-Arms, jr. Council on World Affairs, Jr., Sr. Y-Teensg Art Club, Treas.g Jr. Class Play, Student Coun- cilg GAA, National Honor Society. DUPIUS, ,GLEN- Some are wise, some are otherwise. Varsity Football, Hi-Yg Follies, Lightweight Football Manager. DURAND, THOMAS- Rhythm man in any band. Band, Sec.g Hi-Yg Forum, Follies. DURELL, CHARLAYNE- A mixture of kindness and mis- chief GAA, Pep Club, Glee Club. EI-IMAN, DAVID- Lady Luck is always with him. Forum. EHRET, ALICE BARBARA- What would I do for size when I can do so much without it? Alchemistg Phil, FNA, Pres. ELLIS, ROBERT- I came, I sawg I'm leaving. Varsity Track, W Club. ELSTON, JUDY- She turns her back on boys, and then runs backwards. Fr., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Sec.g Band, Treas.g Sr. Class, V. Pres., Peri, Rep., Follies, Alchemist, Jr. Classical League, Student Council, Dean's Office, GAA, Swimming Assistant. EMCH, NORMAN- I'm quiet only when I sleep, then I kick. EMERY, DORIS4 Sometimes quiet, sometimes shy: But the rest of the time-Oh, my! Perig Alchemist, French Club, Dean's OfI'iceg FTA, Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs. EVERETT, PAUL- His heart's as big as his feet? Jr. Classical League, QD, Alchemist, National Honor Society, Fr. Basketballg Lightweight, Varsity Footballg Lab. Assistant, Stage Crew. FISHER, SHARON- Like granulated sugar, sweet and re- fined. Fr., Soph., Y-Teens, Faith Teens, Dean's Assistant. FODOR, ERNEST- It is not what you dog it is what you get away with. Lightweight, Varsity Basketball Manager. FOGEL, CHARLES- As a student you shine, as a friend you're line. Cross Country. 22 I98 FOGLE, SHERRILL- Man has his will-but woman has her way. jr. Classical League, Sec. 5 Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, V. Pres. and Chap. g Band, Choir, All School Play, Jr. Class Play, Glee Club g Orchestra, Alchemist, National Honor Society, Sr. Trip Committee. FOLDVARY, JUDY- Miles of Smiles. FOX, GERALD- Observe my ease of man, and match me if you can. Freshman and Lightweight Football. FRANKS, ANN- A curly headed chatterbox. Fr. Y-Teens, V. Pres., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Jr, Classical League, Sec., FTA, Peri, Treas., Follies, Swimming Instructor, Lab Assistant, Alchem- ist, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Commencement Committee, Co-Chr. FRAZER, TOM- I cannot love, I'm still too young. Student Council. FREEMAN, JUDY- Here is a girl with a cute little grin, chuck full of hm and neat as a pin, Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Faith Teens, Spanish Club, Treas.g Deanis Assistant, Tumbling Club. F RIESNER, LOIS ANN- If silence is golden, I'll take silver. Band, Library As- sistant, Tumbling Club. FRISCHMANN, INGRID- Always looking nice and neat, a friendly manner hard to beat. Spanish Club, Peri, National HonorlSociety, Alchemist, Jr. Ring Committee, Follies, Sr. Cards and Announcements Committee. FRY, WILLIAM- Pm small, but remember Napoleon. QD, Alchemist. GARDULL, JAMES-- A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Track, Lightweight Football, Hi-Y, W Club: Forum. -V 1 59' - ' A1 .ff f' 0- alv- GAYTON, DAVID- There is room at the top, but who wants to climb. GBE, NONNIE JO- Poised to the tips of her finger. Peri, Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Gym Assistant. GEORGE, DARLA- She has her one-and-only.'l GERRARD, RICHARD- jolly joker with an air of distinction. QD, Sgt.-at-Arms, Chap., Band, Alchemist, Hi-Y, Student Coun- eil, Follies, Choir, Sr. Commencement Committee, Hall Patrol, National Honor Society. GIBERSON, DONNA- Her smile is like a rainbow, flashing from a misty sky. FTA. GIERKE, KENNETH- A boy is born, but a man is made. jr. Classical League, QD, Alchemist, Lightweight Football, jr. Class ,,..-. Play Committee, All School Play Committee, Follies. 'Y 23 . SENIORS i i W 'ttf . ,ei uw.. in .Hp GOODLIVE, THOMAS- He lives good. Forum-V. Pres. mm GREEN, PAT- Calm and competent-with a mixture of ' sweetness. Gym Assistant. ' 5 GREENE, JACQUELINE- The voice so sweet, the .. Ai words so fair, as some soft chime has stroked the air. Soph. Class-Sec., Soph. Prom Committee, Peri-Rec. , Sec., Student Council, Sr. Y-Teens, Athletic Office, W V til Dean's OH-ice, All School Play Committee, Jr. Play Com- W ' M .i mittee, Sr. Banquet Committee, National Honor Society. J if 1 use F w ss.. it 1 GRONAU, JUDY- Laughing eyes, pretty hair, pro- AQLA, ,, ,MV nounce her a girl beyond compare. Soph. Y-Teens, Faith ll ' 'ttt' tl Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Red Cross-V. Pres., Band-Majorette, Follies, Student Council, Zet, Swim- ming Instructor, Athletic Ofiice. GRUNDEN, KAY- A lady with assets so many, if she . has faults, we can't think of any. Sr. Y-Teens, Alchemist, Jr. Classical League, Peri, Pep Club-Sec., Chaplain, Jr. Play Committee, FTA, National Honor Society, All School ll Play Committee, Sr. Baccalaureate Committee. ' GYURKO, GEORGE- Romeo in blue jeans. Varsity N. S: - Football, Forum. . i I 1 U HAAS, JOE- Young and handsome, thou art a half grown man. Gym 'S Assistant. ' HACKL, FRANK- Work fascinates me-I could sit and look at it for hours. Freshman, Lightweight, and Varsity Football, Freshman, Light- weight, and Varsity Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, W Club. HALLAUER, MARGARET- I have a heart with room for every boy. FHA, Red Cross, Sr. Y-Teens, GAA, Phil, Library Assistant. HAMPTON, JUDY- A maiden shy, I am, you see, my middle name is Modesty. Fr. Y-Teens, Cheerleader. HANCOCK, GLORIA- She's here, we heard her giggle. Student Council, Soph. Class-Sgt.-at-Arms, Soph. Prom Committee, Fr. and Soph. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens--Sec., Jr. Council on World Affairs, Zet-Sgt.-at-Arms, Sr. Ways and Means-Co-Chr., Athletic Oiiice, Follies, National Honor Society. HANSBROUGH, ANN- Why should life all labor be? HARPER, CONNIE- Bashful, sincerity, and comely love. Spanish Club, Alchemist, Phil, Jr. Play Committee. HARTER, ANN- A good reputation is more valuable than money. Peri, Jr. Classical League, Jr. Council on World Affairs: Choir, Glee Club, Sr. Ways and Means Committee, Follies, Jr. Play Committee, FTA, Sr. Y-Teens, All School Play Committee. HENDERSON, JOANNE- A girl with a spirit, hard working. too. Faith Teens, Square Dance Club. HENDERSON, MARY- A girl with spirit who sure can do. Gym Assistant, Pep Club, Red Cross, Faith Teens, Square Dance Club. r w w w it w is Q 5-.?Q.l., 24 I98 HENKLE, JERED- Are you seeking perfection? I am he. Forumg Jr. Ring Committee-Chr.g Freshman Foot- ballg Freshman and Lightweight Basketballg Student Coun- cil-V. Pres. HERNANDEZ, MARY- She does all things well. Glee Clubg Choirg Follies. HESS, DAVID- Always helpful, always good, always doing as he should. HESSMAN, THELMA- Her heart sings out in joy. Choir g Faith Teensg Jr. Classical Leagueg Spanish Clubg Philg Jr. Council on World AiTairsg Student Council- Chap.g Sr. Baccalaureate Committee-Co-Chr. HESTER, ANDREA- There is none truer-hearted. Gym Assistant. HIEBER, MARCIA- The gym is her second home. Faith Teensg GAAQ Dean's Office. 1 X -as--,.-,.,.- ekweg PNA. - .... , ...A We K 1 i L jjfi . . N I lk.: L55l4.f'f. , M -' , .V . , il fy-1. ' 3 1 il, E , .3 -K -in .. .- N .V I .ii V' ' . All li' .. X' -7 f c' ' L .f 411-X.. ' l 1 f',,Eg,giW. zfffdf ,g HOLDER, ROSE MARIE- Proud and defensive, her moods are pensive. Glee Clubg GAAQ Art Clubg Follies Committeeg Dean's OH-ice. HOOK, SANDRA- Never forward, never bold, under all a heart of gold. Phil. HORAK, GEORGE- The man who believes is the man who achieves. Alchemistg Forum-Sec.g Hi-Yg National Honor Society-Pres.g W Clubg Varsity Footballg Fol- liesg Sr. Ways and Means Committee. HOWELL, FRED- Fred sure is hep with enthusiasm and pep. Cheerleader-Pres.g Pep Club--V. Pres. 3 Stu- dent Council-Dir. of Publicityg Choir--Chaplaing Glee Clubg Follies: Jr. Class Playg All School Playg QD. HUBLEY, THEONE- Her talk ripples on like a brook. HUDSON, JUDITH- How pretty her blushing was, and how she blushed again. Follies. , HINOJOSA LINDA A gal with a gift of gab Spanish Club L' HIPKISS, ' ROSEMARY Gloom simply disappears with her around Band--Majorette Athletlc Office, Deans Ofhce Swimming Instructor 'T l ' HITT, MERTIE A Joke a laugh a happy way HOFFER, CALVIN A regular guy SENIORS HUFFMAN, CLYDE- As changeable as a dollar bill. Hi-Y, Treas., Chaplain, Band. HUNT, FRANCES- Loyalty and sincerity combinedf, JACOBY, JUDITH- She is one ofthe best. Pep Club, FHA, Square Dance Club. JAMES, ROSEMARY- Shy as a mouse. Soph. Y-Teens. JENKINS, LINDA- Just being happy is a fine thing to be.'i Alchemist. JENNINGS, THOMAS-4'To us he's extra special. Band, Vice Pres., QD, Sr. Class, Pres., All School Play, Folliesg Hi-Y. JEREMY, CAROLYN-- She says nothing until she has something to say. GAA Pep Clubg Fresh. Y-Teens. JIANNUZZI, LARRY- A nice guy to knowf' Lightweight Football. JOHNSON, EUGENE- Loads of fun around everyone. Freshman, Lightweight and Varsity Footballg Track, W Club. JOHNSON, EMMA JEAN- She has ideas of her own. JUHNKE, MARILYN- Be good, do good, and you will be happy. Pep Club. JUSTUS, ROBERT- Happy men have many friends. KAIN, SHARON-'lShe is without a care, but not careless. GAA. KARLE, JUDY- A giggle, a dash, a shreik, a crash. Sr. Y-Teensg Red Cross, Student Council, Choirg Sizzleg Follies. KEESEE, JEANETTA-- Always merry, has friendly eyes, very witty, and very wise. Glee Clubg Pep Club, Red Crossg Sr. Y-Teens. KESSLER, JEAN- Sophisticated school girl. Phil, Student Council, Art Club, Vice Pres.g Red Crossg Fresh., Soph., and Sr. ww? Y-Teens. 26 s KOHN, RICHARD- He leads the life of Riley. KOHN, WAYNE- Today I am a man. KOVACH, LINDA ROSE- Tolerance is something, but tact is everything. Y-Teens. KREAIS, NORMA- Full oflikeable simplicity and quietnessf' Fresh. Y-Teensg Square Dance Club. I98 KLINGBELL, JOYCE- Like a rare perfume-charming and not too sweet. KNECHT, KEITH- A singing personalityf' Folliesg Gym, and Shop Assistant. KNEPPER, KAY- She is kind as she is fair. Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Alchemist. KNISLEY, JUDY- I love to wind my mouth upg I love to hear it go. Zetg Student Councilg Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Gym Assistant, Art Club, Jr. Council on World Affairs, French Club. KOBACK, JACQUELYN- By happiness she gains friends. Jr., Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Class Play Committee. KOHLHOFER, JAN- Seriousness is for others, not for me. Choirg Glee Club, Follies, Sr. Y-Teens, Gym Assistant. KRICK, ANN- She slid through school on her slide trombone. Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Classical League, National Honor Society, Phil, Sr. Ways and Means Committee, Jr. Council on World Affairs, All School Playg Follies, Bandg Alchemist. LAMB, PATRICIA- She's as gentle as a lamb. Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, French Club, Chap., Perig Pep Club, Chap., Follies, Student Councilg Baccalaureate Committee. LAMPLEY, NANCY- Here is an ideal wife for some man. Sr. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Gym Assistant. LANGER, BONNIE-'lLittle I ask, my wants are few. National Honor Society, Alchemist, Latin Club. LA PLANTE, GERALD- The man that hath a tongue is no man who does not win a woman with it. Forumg Hi-Y, Fresh- man, Lightweight Footballg Fresh., Soph. Track. LARK, WILLIAM- Free as a lark? SENIQRS LARSON, DENNIS- I will do my work, but not without my toys. Hi-Yg Golf LARSON, RUTH ANN- Fair words never hurt the tongue. Fr., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teensg Student Councilg Jr. Council on World Affairsg Pep Clubg Phil-Rep.g Gym Assistant. LASKO, CAROL- You are very magnetic, affectionate, and capable. Red Crossg FNAg Nurse's Aidg Dean's Assistant. LEACH, MARILYN- She has reached the top. Phil-Chap., Cor. Seeg Alchemist-Chaplaing Jr. Council on World Affairs- Chaglalng Art Club-Sec.g Latin Clubg National Honor Societyg All chool Play Committeeg jr. Play Committeeg Folliesg Senior Banquet Committee-Co-Chairmang Soph. Prom Committeeg Red Crossg GAAQ Choir. LEE, SCOTT- I will furnish alibis with ease. LEGGETT, EARL- My interests? I'll not reveal them. LESSIRE, JACQUELINE BELL- A smiling face, a twinkling eye. LIEBHERR, BARBARA- Horses, horses, I love horses. Perig Pep Club-Pres.g Alchemistg Spanish Clubg GAAg Lab. Assistantg Gym Assistant. LINCOLN, RONALD- Down the field he plunged, nor stopped, nor stayed. W 'Club-Pres.g Forum-Sgt.-at-Armsg Alchemistg Hi-Yg Student Councilg Choirg Gym Assistantg Glee Clubg Folliesg Commencement Committeeg Freshman, Light- wei ht, and Varsity Footballg Baseballg Trackg Wrestlingg Freshman Basketball. LLSYD, JAMES- Man lives only when he lives dangerouslyf' Bowling. LOCKE, DUANE- He's such a very bashful boyg to tease him F ives the girls much joy. Freshman, Lightweight, and Varsity Footballg Hi-Yg Forum. LUDWIG, FRED- It pays to be good-I once tried it. Light- weight Footballg Trackg Bowlingg Door crewg Stage crewg Student Councilg Forumg W Clubg H1-Y-Pres. MCALLISTER, JERRY- Quiet in appearance, with motives un- known. Glee Clubg Choirg Folliesg Gym Assistantg Swimming Assistant. MCCLAIR, HILDRED- It's a fine thing to be yourself. MCCLURE, JANET- Fair as the day and always gay. FNAQ Libr Assistantg Dean's Office. MCIGEL, EDWARD- Destined by fate to be someone great. Freshman and Lightweight Footballg Trackg Hi-Y. 28 I98 MCSWEENEY, BONNIE- Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Zet-Rep., French Club-Chaplain, Choir-Rep., Art Club, Fr., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Faith Teens, Gym Assistant, Sr. Prom Committee-Co-Chr., Annual Staff-Co-Art Editor, Student Council, Follies. MAC DONALD, KATHLEEN- Red hair, real ambition, and talent-what more does anyone need? Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs, jr. Play Committee, Student Coun- cil, Follies, Dean's Oflice, Pep Club, FTA, Cards and Announce- ments Committee. MALTBIA, EARLEAN- To hit the mark, aim above it. Glee Club, Gym Assistant. MARQUETTE, PAT- Actions speak and so do women. Swim- ming Instructor, Sr. Y-Teens. MARSHALL, JUDY-'gShe appears serious, but is full of mischief and glee. Band, Follies, Fr., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Red Cross- Treas., Zet-Treas., Deanis Office, Sizzle, Sr. Banquet Committee. MAU, WILLIAM- He who invented work invented it for mef' Alchemist, Baccalaureate Committee. MELCER, RONALD - lim just a freshman four years old. Sr. Prom Committee. MELCHER, JOAN- She comes and goes and is always welcome. MILLER, GARY- Big man-little carf' Freshman and Lightweight Football, Fr. Basketball, QD, Soph. Class-Pres., Pep Club-Pres., Door Crew, Glee Club, Fol- lies, Sr. Publicity Committee, Student Council, Choir. MILLER, JEANNE- A maid of wisdom and of fun, forever neat and as bright as the sun. Fr. and Sr. Y-Teens, Cheerleader, Athletic Office, Gym Assistant, Soph. Prom Committee. MILLER, MARLIN- He's never one to stop the funf' Fr. Bas- ketball, QD-Chap., Follies, Glee Club, Choir-Pres., Treas., Sr. Class-Sgt.-at-Arms, Movie Projectionist, Swimming Instructor, Jr. Play Committee, French Club. MILLER, ROBERT- We should like to know more about him. Gym Assistant. MILLS, SHARON- She rides with the big man in the little car. Phil-V. Pres., French Club-V. Pres., Alchemist, National Honor Society, Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Play Committee, All School Play Committee, Swimming Club, Gym Assistant, Dean's Office, Student Council, Choir. MINNICK, BARBARA- If grades were given for having fun, Barbara would rank number one. Fr. Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Phil. MINNICK, SONDRA- Dark eyes, dark hair, and a little man- ner of I don't care. Fr., Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, Follies, Red Cross, Gym Assistant, All School Play. MITCHELL, ALYCE- She always has a friendly way. 1 29 SENIORS MOLNAR, HELEN- With a disposition as sunny as her hair. Fresh., Soph. Y-Teens, Swimming Instructor. MONK, JUDY- She's certain to be seen, where fun and mis- chief beam. Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Soph. Dance Committee, Jr. Classical League, Peri, Alchemist, Gym Assistant, Dean's Assist- ant, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Sr. Trip Committee. MORAN, THOMAS- Oh, those eyes! Baseball, Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Football, Forum, Hi-Y, W Club, Treas., Gym Assistant, Sr. Banquet Corrunittee. MOST, GLORIA- She is the most to say the least. Fresh., Sr. Y-Teens, Phil, Follies, Student Council, Gym Assistant, Com- mencement Committee. MURPHY, GARY- Not only good, but good for something. -Ir. Council on World Affairs. MYERS, JOYCE- Things forbidden have a secret charm. Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Vice Pres., Treas., Spanish Club, Stu- dent Council, Gym Assistant, Jr. Play Committee, All School Play Committee. NESTICH, TERRI- Ever full of fun, yet considerate of everyonef' Band, Major- ette, Gym Assistant. NEWMISTER, CHARLES- He'll find a way. NICKOLOFF, CHARLES- A genial friend. jr. Classical League, QD, jr. Class Play, Follies, All School Play, Track, Lightweight Football. NICKOLOFF, SONDRA- So cheery and friendly and nice to each one, when Sondra's around we're bound to have fun. Cheerleader, Captain, Fresh., Sr. Y-Teens, Follies, Sr. Ways and Means Committee, Art Club, Pep Club, Gym Assistant. NORTHCUTT, JUDITH- She's a WOW-with brains and know-how! Peri, Censor, Fresh., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, jr. Council on World Affairs, jr. Classical League, Annual Editorial Staff, Follies, Athletic Office, Lab. Assistant, Gym Assistant, jr. Ring Committee, Jr. Class Play Committee, Swimming Club, Glee Club, Commencement Committee, National Honor Society. NORTHRUP, FLOYD- Let who will be clever, I'd rather be myselfln Baseball, Basketball Manager, Football Manager. O'CALLAGHAN, SALLY- First in work, first in play, first in the hearts of her friends. Student Council, Dir. of Social Affairs, Sizzle, Co-Editor, Annual Editorial Staff,Jr. Classical League, Vice Pres., Zet, National Honor Society, Alchemist, Jr. Class Play, As- sistant Director, All School Play, Assistant Director, Follies, Soph. Dance Committee. O'CONNELL, JAMES- Fil win my way wherever I go. OVERHOLT, DONALD- A man-faithful and honorable. PAYNE, SUSAN- A girl with a smile can't be beat. Zet, Sr. Y-Teens, French Club, Faith Teens, jr. Council on World Affairs, Pres., National Honor Society, FTA, Chess Club, Jr. Class Play, All School Play. 30 PETERSON, DALE- The opposite sex is for me. Hi-Y5 Lightweight Football 5 Cross Country. PETTAWAY, CANDY- Sweet as candy. PFLEGHAAR, DOROTHY- How e'er it be, it seems to me, tis only noble to be good. -Ir. Classical League, Pep Clubg FNA. PINKETURE, JOSEPH- Thinking well is wiseg planning well wiserg doing well wisest and best of all. QDg WW Clubg Baseballg Bowling. I98 PENNER, ELEANOR- Hold the fort, I'm comingf' Student Council, Dir. of Awardsg Jr. Council on World Affairsg jr. Classi- cal Leagueg Zetg Band, Glee Club: Library Assistantg Athletic Officeg Fresh., Jr., Sr. Y-Teensg Follies. PERRY, ROBERT- Popularity has its drawback, I need a bodyguard. QD, Treas.g Alchemistg Hi-Yg Cross Countryg Light- weight and Varsity Footballg Door Crewg UW Club, Varsity Trackg Sr. Prom Committee. PETERS, CAROLYN- Not too serious, not too gay. Fresh. and Sr. Y-Teensg Gym Assistantg GAAQ FNA. PETERSEN, JANICE- I might be better if I could, but it's awful lonesome being good. Fresh. Y-Teens, Treats., Soph. and Sr. Y-Teensg Choirg Soph. Class, Vice Pres.g Soph. Prom Committeeg Zetg Annual Editorial Staff, Folliesg Student Councilg Faith Teensg Jr. Council on World Affairsg Dean's Assistantg Athletic Officeg Glee Clubg Sr. Trip Committee, Co-Chairmang National Honor Societyg All School Play Committeeg Football Queen Attendant. PETERSEN, MARIE- Her eyes are as blue as the skiesf, Pep Club, Faith Teensg Choirg Folliesg Square Dancing Club, Red Cross. PETERSEN, MARY- Sweet and nifty, pretty and neat. Pep Clubg Choirg Faith Teensg Student Council, Square Dancing Club, Folliesg Red Cross: Gvm Assistant. POKORNY, LARRY- A man's worth is estimated in this world according to his worth. Forumg Hall Patrol, Jr. Class Play, Fresh- man and Lightweight Football. POMEROY, THOMAS- Rich in saving common sensef' QD. PONSTINGLE, ALICE- My tongue within my lips I reign: For who talks much must talk in vainf, Swimming Club, Treas. and Vice Pres. POSTON, WILLIAM- All men are dust, but some are Gold Dust. if POULOS, KATINA- Oh! for a thousand tongues to talk. Gym Assistantg Soph. and Sr. Y-Teensg Dean's Assistant, Student Coun- cilg Follies. PRICE, CAROL- She put the pep in pepper. .r t :. .:. .. , SENIORS RAJNER, GEORGE- A true gentleman is known by his actions. Band, Follies. RANDOLPH, LINDA- The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind, the wisest books. Fr. and Sr. Y-Teens, Faith Teens, Peri, Spanish Club-Pres., National Honor Society. RATE, DORIS- Just the kind of girl to have for a friend. 1 Band, Follies, Spanish Club. hc.. : mi ' M REHM, DICK- Oh, why should life all labor bef' 1,6 REPASS, CARROLL- Nothing hinders or daunts me. Pep 4 ' N Club, FNA, Student Council. W Y RING, JUDY- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Why arenlt they V Y all contented like me? Fr. Y-Teens, Follies, Choir, French Club, ly A ?' ' FTA-Chap., Pep Club-Sec., Glee Club. t lisless A I I Jr. Class Play, Follies, Glee Club, Library Assistant, Faith Teens, Sr. Banquet ROBERTS, GEORGE- When I am dead, let fire destroy the world. jr. Council on World Affairs, QD, Student Council, French Club, Pep Club, All School Play, Committee. ROBERTS, THOMAS- I stand at the brink of a great career, will somebody please shove me off? Band, Bowling, Tennis, Freshman and Lightweight Basket- ball, Student Council, W Club, Hi-Y-V. Pres. ROE, BEVERLY- A little, tiny, pretty, witty darling. Band, Follies, All School Play, Zet, Sr. Y-Teens, French Club, FTA, Student Council-Sec., Sr. Class-Sgt: at-Arms, Jr. Classical League, Sizzle, National Honor Society. ROLL, HENRY - Troubles may come, but mine will go. French Club, Alchemist. Q . ROST, CAROL- Her loveliness I never knew, until she smiled at me. Dean's Office, Phil. ROUGHTON, LINDA- Ready for anything-let's make it fun, though. Zet-Sec., Glee Club, Sr. Trip Committee, Fr., Soph., and Sr. Y-Teens, Athletic Office, jr. Prom Committee, Jr. Class Play, Soph. Prom Committee, Choir-Sec., Follies, Student Council. RUSKINOFF, MARIANNA4'Woman was made after man, and she has been after him ever since. Fr. and Sr. Y-Teens, GAA, Dean's Office, Gym Assistant, Follies. SALOFF, GEORGIANNA- Serenity and Cheerfulness are her charms. Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Classical League, FTA- Treas., Jr. Play Committeegjr. Council on World Affairs. SATTLER, RONALD- Each man for himself, SAUNDERS, CAROLYN- I feel happier than I know. French Club, jr. Council on World Affairs, Faith Teens - Treas., Peri, and Sr. Y-Teens, Follies, Soph. Prom Committee, Student Council. 32 Art Club - Pres., V. Pres., GAA, Alchemist - Treas., Fr., Soph,, I958 SAYLOR, BETTY- To know her once, is to like her always. Faith Teensg Pep Clubg Square Dance Clubg Art Club 5 Gym Assistantg Follies. SAYLOR, NELSON- A fellow of worth and likelihood' SCHIAVONE, EDWARD- He can talk his way through sheet iron. Student Councilg Fr. Basketballg Lightweight and Varsity Footballg W Clubg Hi-Yg Forum. SCHINDLER, PAMELA- There is mischief in her pleas- ant smilef' SCHNELL, THOMAS- He did not gain, but was suc- cess. QD-Pres.g Jr. Ring Comrnitteeg Student Councilg Jr. Classical League-Sgt.-at-Annsg Alchemistg National Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Hall Patrolg Sr. Cards and An- nouncements Committee. SCOTT, NANCY- Men bore me so.', Spanish Club-V. Pres.g Zetg Jr. Council on World Affairsg Sr. Y-Teensg Gym Assistantg Library Assistantg Sr. Banquet Committee -Co-Chairmang Folliesg All School Play Committee. SEDLACK, LOUIS- The dodgerest of all dodgersf' Fr. Footballg Student Council. SHANTEAU, DARLENE- With a smile that is child- like and bland. Follies 5 Choir-V. Pres.g Philg Library Assistantg Gym Assistantg All School Play Committee 5 Sr. Baccalaureate Committeeg Student Council 5 FNA. SHARP, MARGARET- She has the art of making friends. Student Councilg Pep'Club-Treas.g Sr. Y-Teensg Perig Glee Club. SHERER, DENNIS-- He is conscious of none. SHOOK, DENNIS- The reason girls prefer blondes. Hi-Yg Forumg Lightweight Footballg Track. SHOVA, WILLIAM-'Tm not arguing with you-Fm telling you. Choirg Folliesg Glee Club. SIBBERSON, DAVID- Better to be happy than wise. Gym Assistantg Shop Assistant. SIMON, JOHN- The big man who is always there. Folliesg Jr. Class Play Committee. SIMS, ROSE MARIE- Whatever happens, roll on. GAAg Gym Assistant g Pep Club. ' SMART, JOYCE- And she is good to all. Folliesg Jr. Classical Leagueg Red Crossg GAA5 Art Club-Chap.g Pep Club-Sgt.-at-Armsg Jr. Council on World Affairsg Fr. Y-Teens. SMITH, BETTY- She meets the world with a smile. SNIDER, BARBARA- The sort of girl you would like tot be. Peri, Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Cards and Announcements Committee. SPADE, SHARON LYNN- She does her work with heart and soul, that's why she's on the honor roll. Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Peri, Glee Club, Choir, Follies, Na- tional Honor Society, Faith Teens. SPENCER, JEAN- Cheery, chatty, and cleverf' Zet, Fol- lies, All School Play, Sr. Y-Teens. SPRENGEL, SANDRA- It is a wise girl who knows the psychological moment to blush. Zet-V. Pres., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Alchemist-Sec., Jr. Classical League, Jr. Coun- cil on World Affairs, Spanish Club-Pres., Sr. Ways and Means Committee, National Honor Society, Follies, All School Play Committee. SPRING, BETTY-'Tm sitting on a rainbow. Future Homemakers , FNA. SENIORS . .nr 1 l i Q Q I STACK, BEVERLY- A heart full of sunshine, A face full of smiles. STACY, GLADYS- Her happy smile cheers everyone. FNA, Pep Club. STANGE, ROBERT- Night oft sees me in her pale career? .F 1 STEWART, JANE- A live wire never gets stepped on, it's the dead ones , Q M ii that are used for door mats. Glee Club, Red Cross. -ii A . . I , ,I yi, V,,, M3111 fl 'EZ l' ri 5 STIGER, DENNIS- A king without a kingdom. Band, Alchemist. STILES, FRANK- A lion among ladies is a dangerous thing. STOVER, RICHARD-- Friendly and easy going. STROCK, WAYNE- Combined qualities of a man and athlete. W Club, Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Basketball, Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Football, Base- ball, Hi-Y. SWARTZ, CHARLES- His worst he kept, his best he gave. Basketball. SZABO, JAMES- He has his little jokes. Bowling Team -Captain, Golf, Baseball, Forum, Radio Assistant, Basketball. 34 5' TERRELL, WALTER- Not afraid of work, but not in sympathy with it 95 THAYER, JANICE- A quiet charm, a pleasant way, with always a friendly word to say. Zet-Pres., Jr. Prom-Co-Chr., Student Councilg Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Dean's Assistant. THOMAS, JOHN- No sinner, no saint perhaps, but well, the very best of chaps. Student Council-Dir. of Fin., QD-Sec., Hi-Y-Chap., Jr. Classical League-Chap.g Pep Club-V. Pres., Jr. Ring Committee g Soph. Prom Committee, Sr. Trip Committee-Co-Chr. THOMAS, LEWIS- A likeable young chap. 98 SZABO, JANE- She may be sweet, she may be quiet, but when it comes to fun, she's a riot. Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Peri, National Honor Society, Sr. Prom Com- mittee , Dean Assistant. TARNOVSKY, NANCY- When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash? French Clubg Jr. Classical Leagueg Swimming Club, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Zetg FTAg Follies g Gym Assistant g Swimming Instructor, Athletic Ofliceg Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens. TAYLOR, GEORGE- Is kind to himself and others. Follies, Freshman Trackg Freshman Football. TAYLOR, WILLIAM- The most inconspicuous men be- come great. Freshman Football 3 Freshman Basketball. TELLO, MARGARET- Sweet rivulets of laughter are rippling in her throat. Gym Assistant. TEN EYCK, HELEN- Nobody's enemy, everybody's friendf, Band, FNA--V. Pres., Fr., Soph., Y-Teens, Lab. Assistant, Red Cross, Follies. TILTON, JOYCE- Oceans of pep with a laugh on every wave. Peri-Chap., Freshman Y-Teens-Sec., Jr. Council on World Affairsg Faith Teensg ,Sr. Y-Teens, FTAQ Student Council 5 Follies, Sr. Publicity Committee-- Co-Chr. g Football Queen Attendant. TIPTON, SHIRLEY- With a bright smile gay, she goes upon her way. Glee Club g FTA g French Club 5 Pep Club 5 Fr., Sr. Y-Teensg Sizzle, Library Assistant. TODOROFF, JAMES- He does his work with heart and soul, QD, Alchemist, National Honor Society, Fol- lies, Jr. Class Play Committee. TORAK, SHARON- She's pretty, witty, and sweet, the kind of girl you'd like to meet. TROUTMAN, THOMAS- Reliable as the day is long. Forum. URBANYI, ARTHUR- Pass on! Disturb me not! Freshman, Lightweight, Varsity Footballg Student Coun- cil 5 Hi-Y-Sec., Forum. is SENIORS URBANYI, JEANETTE- She talks nice, acts nice, and is nice. Fr. and Soph. Y-Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs, GAA, Peri, Jr. Class Play. UTHOFF, BEVERLY- She sighed over many, but loved only one. Zet, Soph. and Sr. Y-Teens, Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Follies, Pep Club, Dean's Ofhce. VANDERGRIFT, SANDRA- A vivacious maid with a merry heart? Faith Teens, FTA, Phil, Jr. Classical League-Sgt.-at-Arms, Jr. Council on World Affairs. VARGO, JOYCE- Full of quaint little schemes. VELLIQUETTE, JAMES- The great all begin small, so cheer up, Jim. Band-Pres., Hi-Y, Gym Assistant, Student Council, QD 5 Follies, Music Club. VICKERS, CAROL- Whatever you do, whatever you say, she's always your friend in every way. Glee Club, Swimming Club, Fr. Y-Teens, Choir, Follies, Swimming Instructor 5 Gym Assistant. VILLA, PATRICIA- She is awfully good, she does all that she should, and 'nothing a little girl shouldn't, Dean's Office, Pep Club. VOEGELI, JUDITH- She has two eyes soft and brovxm. Beware! Be- ware! Zet, Student Council, Jr. Class-Sec., Spanish Club-Pres., Chap- lain, Fr., Soph., 'and Sr. Y-Teens, Jr. Ring Committee, Jr. Prom Com- mittee, Sr. Banquet Committee, Red Cross, All School Play Committee, National Honor Society. VOGELPOHL, MARCIA- Her air, her smile, her motions told of womanly completeness. Sizzle - Co-Editor, Phil - Rec. Sec., National Honor Society-Cor. Sec., Dean's Oilice, Follies, Jr. Play Committee, All School Play Committee, Red Cross-Pres., Student Council, FTA. WAMER, 'LARRY- An athlete that scores in more ways than one. Student Council, Fr. Basketball, Freshman, Lightweight, and Varsity Football, Track, Wu Club, Forum. 36 WARN, BETTY- Not over-hasty in doing her work. Art Club, Sr. Y-Teens, Pep Club, FTA, Nurse's Aid, Gym Assistant, Swimming Instructor, Follies. WARREN, EVA- Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Band, Orchestra, Fr. and Soph. Y-Teens. WATSON, JEANETTE- Her smile entices me. Art Club, GAA. WATSON, SUE- Someone like you cures everything blue. Peri, French Club-Treas., Fr. and Soph. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens-Treas., FTA, Dean's Office, Lab. Assistant, Alchemist-Co-Pres., Jr, Council on World Affairs, GAA, Cards and Announcements Committee-Co-Chr., Follies. WEBB, MARCIA- The world delights in sunny people. Dean's Office, Athletic Oiiice, Library Assistant, Follies, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Sr. Y-Teens. WEBER, LINDA- One who says more with silence, than others do with trumpets. National Honor Society, Dean's Oliice, Alchemist. I98 WEHRLE, DAVID- They come and go-he, staysf' French Club-Pres., QD, Jr, Class Play Committee, Jr. Ring Committee, All School Play, Follies, National Honor Society, Alchemist, Sizzle, Pep Club, Senior Publicity Committee, Stage Crew. WELCH, DICK- All great men are dying, and I don't feel so well myself. Hi-Y, QD, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Alchemist, Student Council, Stage Crew, Jr. Prom Com- mittee-Chr., Senior Publicity Committee, Follies, Jr. Class Play, All School Play. WELKER, CAROL- A song on her lips and mischief in her eyes. Peri-V. Pres., French Club-Sec., Sgt.-at-Arms, National Honor Society-Treas., Y-Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs-Chap., Choir, Glee Club, Follies, Faith Teens, Student Council, All School Play Committee, Al- chemist, Sr. Ways and Means Committee. WHITACRE, SUE- Shy, quiet, ladylike ways. May she be happy all her days. Fr., Soph. Y-Teens, Jr. Council on World Affairs, Red Cross, Student Council, Dean's As- sistant, Pep Club, French Club. WHITE, SANDRA- Too sweet for words. Cross, FNA, Jr., Sr. Y-Teens, Phil, GAA. WHITE, VIRGINIA- Just a born comedian. Y-Teens, Sr, Y-Teens-Pres., Peri, Art Club on World Affairs, GAA, Band, Follies, Jr. Spanish Club,- Athletic Office, Soph. Class Publicity Committee-Co-Chairman. WOLLENBECKER, SHARON- We only live once- FTA , Red Fr., Soph. Jr. Council Class Play, Treas. , Sr. WILLARD, JUDY- A jolly piece of humanity with mischief in her charming smile. Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, French Club, Swimming Club, Peri, Jr. Ring Committee, Jr. Class Play Committee, Dean's Assistant, Sr. Ways and Means Committee. WILSON, JOHN- Here today, gone tomorrow. Fr. Football, Jr. Clas- sical League, Band-Mascot, Drum Major. WISELEY, SANDRA- She is a maid of artless grace, gentle of form, fair of face. Fr., Soph.-Sec., Sr. Y-Teens, National Honor Society- V. Pres., Jr. Class-Treas., Band, Majorette, Follies, Peri-Sgt.-at-Arms, Student Council, Spanish Club-Treas., Red Cross, Sr. Trip Committee, Football Queen, WLODARZ, PHYLLIS- Earth's noblest thing, a woman perfected. Fr., Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Gym Assistant, Swimming Club-Pres., Jr. Class -V. Pres., Follies, Spanish Club, Jr. Class Play Committee, Jr. Prom Committee, National Honor Society, Peri-Pres. ad' let's get the most out of life. Fr., Soph. Y-Teens, Dean's Assistant, Athletic Office. WOODBURY, NANCY- Cute and sweet, a ray of sun- shine who's quite neat? Phil-Treas., French Club- Sgt.-at-Arms, Fr., Soph. Y-Teens, Red Cross, Jr. Council on World Affairs, National Honor Society. WUNSCHEL, FAYE-- A good disposition is more valu- able than gold. Glee Club, Pep Club, Choir, Soph., Sr. Y-Teens, Student Council, Sr. Prom Committee, Peri. ZELLER, JOANNE- She's always just herself. 37 CAMERA SHY BURDEN, GENEVIEVE- Oh, Genevieve, sweet Genevieve. COFFIELD, PAUL- Sleepy-time boy. DYSON, SHEILA- Her small courtesies sweeten life. Glee Clubg Fresh. Y-Teensg Pep Clubg FNA. GOULD, CHARLES- With a tune on his lips, and a song in his heartg he's the Caruso of our class, oil' to a good start. Follies 3 Music Club 5 Glee Clubg Choir. HOOD, JAMES- So you think he's quiet. KOVER, STEPHEN- The boy who put care in career. MALTBIA, PERLEAN- Her thoughts are for others. Red Cross. MUNDWILER, GARY- Work and I do not agree. Chess Club. OTTNEY, ROSALIE- She rules her own mindf' Junior Classical Leagueg Library Assistantg Dean's Assistantg French Club. ROMSTADT, TOM- I dare do all that may be- come a man, who dares do more is nonef' WILBUR, DOUGLAS-'Tm a dreamer. Glee Club. Boy's SE IDR COMMITTEES PROM COMMITTEE Virginia Bergman Bev Uthoff Jane Szabo Faye Wunchel Ron Melcer Efhe Dearhake-Co-Chr. Bonnie McSweeney-Co-Chr. Bob Perry George Deem, absent TRIP COMMITTEE John Thomas-Co-Chr. Janice Petersen-Co-Chr. David Dayton Judy Monk Sandra Wiseley Sherrill Fogel Linda Roughton 1 ?....a WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE Gloria Hancock-Co-Chr. Ed Clemens-Co-Chr. Ann Crick Sondra Nickoloff Judy Willard Ann Harter Sandy Sprengel George Horak, absent Carol Welker, absent ir 5 warm if .W ,. fx 352 2 i I COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Ann Franks+Co Chr Barbara Brancheau Co Chr Gloria Most Ron Lincoln Richard Gerrard , Judie Northcutt BANQUET COMMITTEE Nancy Scott-Co Chr Marilyn Leach-Co Chr Judy Voegeli Jackie Greene Tom Moran Judy Marshall George Roberts CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE Joanne Angin-Co-Chr. Sue Watson-Co-Chr. Kathy McDonald Tom Schnell Barbara Snider Ingrid Frischman, absent Kathy Callahan, absent PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Joyce Tilton-C0-Chr. Virginia White-Co-Chr Arnie Cowell Susan Payne Lois Bright Richard Welch ', n, du I di ..-L' :lg 1,0 lr , O, 1 - , .1 U' 0 9 0 ltuo n' s n o os '. 1, l 9 l,o', ,r ns qllf':O 'os , o r,. n'..!:,,'v ,. sn Us 'vb -.4 fu, 0 .p,r- o,qf ,'2s-1. A , 'Q' :o,o, E..-. 1. . ' 0.5.0 'ffm 5 40. b q'c6.'Q ,,,l ...cob 1-.1 Q,-, , 1, 'X 4 ,, s ' . o,.:l.!'.i. '-mls! 8 'ls If 0 5.,:.o.: 3'q: C'f: 'l 9 O 059 A 0 '1?fff1gf 5.1 fl 1 .ILI ICR C ASS President ...... . . Clarence Sass Vice-President . . . . . Myrna Hendrix SCC1'Ct2lI'y ...... . . Carroll Routson Treasurer . . . . . JoAnn Halka CD 2 5 ' ' -55,'1ftffr Clarence Sass, JoAnn Halka, Myrna Hendrix, Carroll Routson The Junior Class under the guidance of their new advisor, Miss Marion Hart, and president, Clarence Sass, had a very suc- cessful year. For the first time the Junior Prom was held in January. The theme was Moonlight Mist? Everyone had a wonderful time dancing to the music of Jack Runyan. In March, the Juniors proudly showed-off their new class rings. The last event was their class play held in May. The Juniors have enjoyed their first experience of being an- organized class, and are looking forward to the opportunity of leadership in Waite during their Senior year. 42 Bachar, Joyce Balduf, Marilyn Ball, Nancy Barbu, Steve Barraclough, David Barrett, John Barrow, Elizabeth Bartha, Ruth Bauer, Nancy Baumgartner, Jim Aiello, Frances Albright, Margaret Alford, Carol Alley, Margaret Ambrose, Steve Amrhein, Pat Armstrong, Donald Asta, Barbara Auger, Frank Axtell, Jennie R va. -.J Birt, Richard Bisel, Karen Bistayi, John Blondo, Mary Bockelman, Bill Bolander, Kathryn Bollin, Wayne Bondy, Jackie Bovia, Marilyn Brandeberry, Robert Z Bear, Carolyn Bechtol, Kay Bedee, Ron Beldon, Anne I Belkofer, Beverly Belkofer, Donald Bellamy, Dianne Bellamy, Nancy Bickford, Barbara Bird, Pat R 1-I Butts, Myrna Bylow, Charles Cadaret, Karen Calipetro, James Campbell, Bill Carey, Judy Charchol, Mike Chase, Richard Chinni, Diane Clark, Judy Braun, Judy Braun, Richard Breur, Henry Brown, Grata Brown, Louise Brown, Sharon Brumet, Bob Bunnell, Carol Burchell, Edward Bumep, Kay fs Cousino, Roy Cowdrey, William Cowell, Norma Crawford, Jim Critch, Harold Cross, Larry Cubberly, John Cullinan, Rita Cummings, Joe 'Currier, Betty Clarkson, Margaret Clear, Steve Clemens, Janet Coburn, Sandy Collins, Tyrone Cook, Nancy Cooper, Tom Cousino, Pat Cousino, Raymond Cousino, Robert i ,Se in Dille, James Dresch, Joe Drotor, Steve Drotos, Anne Dudley, Bob Duez, Byran DuFour, Janice Duhamel, Sue Duran, Frank Durand, Pat Curry, Pat Danko, Catherine Dauer, Dennis Davis, Barbara Dawson, Jerry DeeWaard, Nancy Dennis, Brent DeShetler, Pat Dewey, Gary Dickson, Richard pa. fu- W lx r in .4 P ,lflz ff f'5 Fox, Bob Fox, Carrie Fox, Thomas F riedell, Joyce Frobase, Mary Fry, Judy F ugate, Ed F uire, Sandra Gaghen, Josep h Gallman, Jim Dyer, Arelia Dyer, Aretha Falk, Dian Farmer, Leonard Feck, Norman F elix, Julie Fifer, Ralph Fogle, Jeanne Ford, Pat Foster, Tom 45.02 11 Golupski, Marilee Gordon, Jackie Gordon, jill Grafton, Carl Greenburg, Connie Greene, Bill Gressler, Fred Grochowski, Rosemary Gruetter, David Guba, Betty ra - Hart, Faith Hart, Ralph Hartford, Barbara Hasting, Jim Hatch, Norman Hay, Emma Hayward, Sharon Hecklinger, Joy Hendrix, Myrna Henley, Nancy Gamble, 'Gary Gander, Nancy Garard, Dick Genzman, Bob Georgi, Frank Gibbs, Carmen Gilbert, Joseph Gillespie, Dave Gilley, LaDonna Godsey, Bunnie Guerin, Sharon Guth, David Haack, Tom Habel, Harold Hack, Louise Hagman, Ralph Halka, Jo Ann Haney, Chris Harbert, Darla Harmon, Ma udie Qin. 7' ,vs 'Vx Holzscheiter, Ken Hood, William Hornbeak, Vernon Hornyak, Cecile Hosler, Karen Hughes, Barbara Hughes, Raymond Hull, Joe Hurst, Bob Hurst, Gale Kemp, Jan Kigar, Eleanor Kisner, Tom Klaniecki, Stan Klawitter, Ruth Klawonn, Carol Klempner, Susie Kohn, Richard Korn, Joyce Kornett, Larry L3 TEE 9 ,ig ,QW-25 x u1i:.'.' Henry, Nancy Herbert, Jerry Herrick, Robert Heskitt, James Heuer, Sandra Hipp, Donald Hitchcock, Sally Hobbs, Joyce Hoffman, Sharon Hofmann, George Hurtado, Richard Huyck, Judy Irmen, William Irons, Stan Izsak, Steve Jamerson, Cynthia Jennings, Don J ewson, Rollie ' Jinkens, Betty Johnson, Connie fa-.1 in NMS 47 -NJ , -f:y Links, Vernon Lockert, Delores Lopez, Sylvia Lovelace, Leslie Lowe, Bill Lutton, Joyce McCrory B1ll Marquette, Jun Mart1s Bob Martzke Lucretla fx F .hw lpn, 1 Vg, W Koverick, Joyce Krapp, Gary Kratt, Sandra Kreinbrink, Gerald Kreig, Gertrude Kuck, Kathy Lane, Sharon Langendorf, Sue Leach, Dennis Leach, James Lesinszki, Carol Ley, Tom Moses, Virginia Mulligan, JoAnn Murphy, Dennis Murray, David Nedelco, Nancy Nellett, Margaret Nero, Diane Neubert, Judith Newmister, Carl Newmister, Paul 52' Massey, Brenda Massie, Dennis Matriciono, Marion Meeker, Douglas Myers, Frank if Miller, Marianne Mills, David Mincheff, George Molyneux, Florence Momany, Ted Morgan, Judy Morgan, Margaret . ! one ST' 'F ,gif Olive, Jim Osstitin, Nancy Parker, Patti Passante, John Paul, Edward Pauwels, Mary Pawlowski, Ilona Pearce, Nancy Peck, John Pence, Jim Robinson, Rosemary Roby, Jim Rogers, Fred Romer, Jim Roper, Bernadine Rosencrantz, Bob Routson, Carroll Ryan, Janice Sass, Clarence Schober, Jack gpm- Wm Y , , l L X 7 , i -'1 X !' G ' I I f 'AJ' Y fk i W i' -ML I I. Nicholas, Sue Nicholls, Joan Nickles, Sandra Niess, Elaine Noggle, Darlene Norris, Bob Nottage, Mike Nunn, Kathryn O'Cal1aghan, Annette Oehser, Sandra Ogle, Carol Ogle, Carolyn Tux 'QT' .1 . m in I Y ' P' ' r' ' , K x L, 7 eng-v I 1 H a F iff Pendrey, Carol Pettengill, Laurine Pierce, Mark Poellnitz, Ruby Poiry, Pat Power, Judy Ptake, Benny Purdy, Bruce Quinlan, Jane Regus, Margie Riggs, Marty Robinson, Bonnie 'lYx 1 Shears, Larry Sheets, Sandra Sheronick, Mike -Shrader, Nance Siciliano, Linda Simmons, Carol Simpson, James Slates, Jerie Smart, Frances Smith, Charles 'FFN. Schuetter, Sharon Schumacher, Sandra Schumaker, Sharon Schuster, Tom Schwazzkopf, Bob Schwarzkopf, Gloria Scott, Janice Scott, Joyce Seguna, Margaret Sellers, Roger Shabbit, Donna Shaffer, Villard 2. Suiter, Janet -' -L Swinghammer Ann ' y 3 V f Szabo Barbara , Szabo, Kathleen Y ii .EL a ,-,-,,.: .. Szor, Joanne 5 if 1 4 I 'iiek ' su- 'giiiiif 2 ' L Smith, Kenneth Sondergeld, Ron Soovagian, Robert Steadman, Martha Stefan, Madelyn Stelmaszak, Victoria Stevens, Carl Stewart, Marcella Stiving, Ronda Stoddard, Luanne Stoner, Pete Stroh, Iris Szor, Joyce Szymanski, Marlene Szymanski, Maryanne Tannery, Reinhard Tarpchinoff, Bob 50 'N 'N M, .1 'ailw p,...4. Vandergrift, Sue Vargo, Jo Ann Vaughn, Jan Velliquette, Richard Vorraber, Suzanne Wagner, Beda Wallace, Rufus Walters, James Wasserman, James Wasserman, Jerry Thomas, Delores Thomas, Mary Ann Thompson, Sue Timmons, Juanita Timmons, Kathleen Tober, William Todorowsk, William Traver, Ronald Truby, John Turner, Gertrude Unger, Marle Van Den Doleweert, Carl -Y? .5-4' I Witte, Michael Wlodarz, Pat Woollard, Betty Yanez, David Yanez, Gilbert Zimmerman, Kay Zimmerman, Rae Zunk, Judy Baranowski, Sergius Bechtol, Kay 'VI' vb- FN Weaver, Carolyn Weaver, George Weiss, Kenneth Westhoven, Larry Westrick, Robert Whiteford, Nancy Whitman, Sue Widman, Sarah Wilcik, Evelyn Williams, Susanne Wilson, Karen Wineland, Carol my as sz ' - 154 Vw- J i l 'ill ii :., EEE E ':: ' A ' T W .. 'w pi A , lg 5 If ,S V , , I l xqvl V In 4 Carey, Judith ,V KN ' jg, lx , Hn, fag, 'i'Z'iI'Ii ' G: gi ' li Circle, Jean LH, l -P 'Q i AQ f -g , 3 . f ' T 5 K K Q- , 2 ti Curry, PM V q,,,.. 14 C' f iw , --. ' T, of ,N A '- 5 DiMafi0s Lvrenzo T r aaaa U , , q T i I M, PM V. , ' Hess, Lee 55' ' f T Hoffman, George il -5 U ,,, Q , , ,, Kigar, Eleanor ,fig ,' , 3 1-i ggi Kovacs, Suzanne M , - tiig T V, I Latimore, Suzette ' i W 1 C31-7' N I ' McGrew, John ,. E Mcllrath, Gracie J ,-:,: tg EF'--'H H, ,,, M, H fl., M v' k 2 ' ' -sl 3 c ic er, Sondra H V , Q ,,, ll - Marsalko, Pat ii zizl il KT 1 WWNNN ' H' Mathews, Joan , Q gi ' , Q :Q j.' Parker, Kathy fff?i.Hll. ll ,,, lj,wQf. V 4' Peppard, Thelma S ' 6 , f n - 1 -. Raschke, Ethel 1 W M W.. V ,s Q E: Reasef Carol .... , C Y ., f rre . 1v Q' i i' L MXX ,sr J l Reno, Jim ' i ' ' A ll ll W 5 9 -' ,Q A Schultheis, Carolyn , if 3 I -. ' 1 mb ,I F' ' 15 l Q Q ' 1 Shinn, Mary Ann I. , Z ,,,, H, l i, Y , K 5 i- 2,4 l l ,,. Y , 1 Thomas, DeAnna Q i' ,A , w l Q ' i N if - f - Timmons, Kathleen ' fn W ,-,,,,, 5 ri i n V I ' :.E 1 X . L' ' f , .: V! Wickert, Helen '- JU IORS WITHOUT PICTURES A, Browning, Robert Collins, John Gamache, Fred Georgi, Frank Goodlive, Martha Hasapes, Bill Hoffman, William Hornyak, Ronald Johnson, Dale' Jones,Paul Jones, Richard Kohn, Wayne Lammie, Ruth Leonard, James Martin, Robert Mathers, Terrance Molnar, Daniel Moore, James Nyers, Paul Overly, Phillip Plasencio, Camielita Roller, Mary Schuster, Tom Shull, Dave Smith, ,Carol Stack, Beverly Stack, Gerald Sutter, William Taylor, Amos Taylor, Wesley Thompson, Sam is ! fl G-Nmxwmd 0 Gil.. Q ,f-X 'S 7 'Q we I 1' Adamczewski, Joanne Adams, Janice Apthorpe, Janet Anderson, Darlene Alexander, Edward Ahrens, Warren Adams, , Richard Bachar, Helen Bailey, Judith Baker, Beverly Baker, James Balazs, Sharon Ball, Richard Ball, Sharon Banazzak, Judy Bartoo, Suzanne Bassler, David Bateson, Rosema Battles, Karen Bauer, Janet Beemer, Sandra Bellamy, Eleanor Bellas, Paul Bennett, Helen TY Bennett, Leroy Beming Paul Berger, John Berkebile, Pamela Berry, Floyd Besase, Samuel Bell, James Bell, Shirley Bemoir, William Beyer, Carolyn Bird, Jack Bitter, Richard Bodi, Paula. Bohland, Russell Bohnsack, Charles Bolger, Martin 54 Borger, J ames Bom, Nancy Bowland, Ruth Boyce, Judith Boyd, Sharon Braden, Richard Brand, William Bridgman, Joyce Brooks, Marilyn Brown, Geraldine Brown, James Brown, Ralph Brown, Wayne Bueschen, William Cable, Emily Caldwell, Dewey Callahan, Dennis Caro, Richard Carpenter, Betty Chapman, Sandra Chick, John Chio, Roy Chorbo, Carol Christian, Judith Ciotoli, Angela Clark, Barbara Clark, Dale Clark, David Clear, Mike Cole, James Collins, Bruce Colvin, Tom any 'ST .l K 'h Conini, Bertha Contos, Eileen Contos, John Cook, Donna Cook, Larry Cowell, Donald Cowell, Nancy Cox, James Craig, Pat Crosby, James Curran, Jerry Curry, Lona Czarnecki, Robert Czimer, Annette Daniel, Kay Daubner, Stephani Sf Dau terrnan, Ray Davis, James Deerhake, Sandra DeHook, Mickey Dejohn, J ack Dennis, Darlene Derby, Thomas Dimitroff, e Vera 5..-, - . Dioletti, J 0 , Dombrowski, Robert Dowling, Thomas Drake, James Drake, Sarah Dreier, Sue Dunaway, Ronald Dunning, Robert Dunston, Kenneth Dyer, Eva Elston, Sharon Emch, J udy Emch, Leondra Engler, Pat Evans, Shirley Faulkner Anna 55 51 Fazekas, Carol Fej es, Marie Felaris, George Fernbaugh, John Filka, Paul Fisher, Roger Fisher, Ronald Fisher, Sandra Foley, Carol F orgach, Pat Forrey, Brenda French, Harold Frobase, Mary Ann Gallaher, J my Gancsos, Priscilla Gottfried, Richard Gatton, Ronald Gee, Arlene Gehr, Mary Geisel, Joan Ghesquiere George Gibbs, Glenn Goodell, Dan Goodlive, Wayne Gronau, Gary Gruetter, Terry Guerin, Robert Habel, Earl Hammond Joyce Hansen, Barbara Harrison, Gene Hartford, John E? .am .a-S 'V 'rv Hatch, Hilgeman, Sharon Ernest Hatfield, Hill, John Donna Hazard, Hill, Rosemary Larry Heise, Himebaugh, Bruno Sharon Helbing, Hineline, Susan Brenda Helfrich, Hoffman, William Linda Henderson, Holland, Carolyn Judith Heringhauser, Holley, Gloria Joyce Hollohazy, Bela Hook, Kit Horvath, James Hoskins, Thomas Houser, Lorraine Houston, Eugene Hudson, Anne Hudson, John Hunter, Judith Hurtado, Rita Huyck, Sylvia Hymore, Billie Ingram, Sally Irwin, Beverly Irwin, Larry Jeff ries, Janice l ,ai Ft Juhasz, Joseph J uhasz, Robert Kane, Rosemary Kanipe, Janice Kelley, Mike Kellermeier, Don Kennedy, Sharon Keogh, William Kigar, Gary Kille, Vem Kinsel, Sharon Kinney, Linda Kirk, Sandy Klingler, Robert Knox, Marvin Koback, Walter Koch, Kenneth Kohring, Sally Koles, Carolyn KOPP, Lowell Kowalka, Rebecca Kraft, Neil Kundrath, Rosemary Kunich, John Kutsch, Marsha Kuyoth, Robert Kwiatkowski, . Richard LaBrecque, Diane Laderach, Helen Lamb, Barbara Langlois, Edward Lark, Theodore QV? 1' Jenkins, Barbara Johnson, Daryl Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Robert Jones, Alvin Jones, David Jones, ones Woodro Martha l , w 56 ,G eu. 'R V'f'!1 '5- 'F Q... 5 YU1 -'sf Larnhart, Janet Lawrence, J Hdy Leathers, Bonnie Lewis, Sandra Lillie, James Lively, Barbara Losee, Kenneth Loss, James Ludwig, Adelaide Lutomski, Carol Lutz, Terry Lynch, Sandra Lynn, Larry Lytle, Rex McCorkel, Karen McDonnell, William McGee, Gilbert McGifTin, Gene Mclntire, William McKinley, Beverly Macy, Jeannette Marble, Sandra Martin, Roxine Mason, Sherilynn Massie, Vicki Materni, Ernest Materni, Ronald Ma tevia, Barbara Mathews, Netha Mattoni, Pete Mau, Lawrence Maze, Faith Meilink, Roberta Melms, Donald Mickles, Lucy Miller, Linda Millimen, Karen Mills, Roger Miranda, Wayne Mireles, Lupe 57 Modlinski, Stanley Moon, Julieann Morris, Eugene Moses, Glenna Mossburg, Peggy Murray, Linda Nagy, Sandra Nassar, Sheila Neilett, erry Nelson, Sharon Nestich, Judie Nicodemus, Carol Norek, Richard Nungester, Claudia O'Leary, John Oliver, Bernice Parks, William Paul, David Peeps, Howard Penhorwood, Deborah Perry, John Perry, Judith Peters, John Peters, Norma Peters, Robert Petroff, Ann Pettaway, Jesse Pfaff, Robert Pierce, Theres Pigott, Carol Pilz, David Pirolli, Albert fl - 'N- 11' .-X .L , 'Z .t Po j ancki , John Poland, Paula Porter, Judith Poston, Glenda Power, Philip Prince, John Ramasocky, Barbara Reddish, Robert Reed, Dorman Reno, Julia Reuschlc, Gisela Robinson, James Roeske, Janice Rogge, William Roginski, Jerianne Roller, Emma Roller, Vicky Romp, William Rornstadt, Janet Rose, Tom Rothlisberger, Sharon Rowlands David Rozanski, Richard Rutter, Jerry Rymers, Del Saff ron, Linda. Sarl-za, Clayton St. Julian, James Saylor, Shirley Schaeffer, Mary Schlarnan, Ronald Schmid t, Robert Schober, Carol Schroeder, Sharon Scobie, Craig Scoble, Barbara Scott, George Sehlmeyer, Dennis Segoviano, Robin Schnabel, Judy 58 Seidel, Sieminski, Kathy Dean Sharp, Silva, Robert Antonio Shears, Skeldon, Norma Larry Shell, Shelton, David Malconna Shellhammer, Skiver, Bob Delores Sibberson, Smalley, Frank Vernon Sherer, Smart, Ronald Ruth Shinn, Smith, Floyd Ann Smith, William Snider, Joyce Snyder, Shelby Soviar, Rosemary Spears, Laverne Squires, Linda Stafford, Lawrence Stainbrook, Patricia Steinke, Glynn Stewart, Donald Stewart, Walter Stiving, John Stoll, Harold Strack, Carol Stribling, Margate Strikling, Rodell 'C 1 Stroh, Lois Sundling, Lee Sweeney, Bonnie Szegedi, Andrew Szepesi, Nancy Szyrnanski, Barbara Szymanski, Barbara Takacs, Nancy 'N J. L. Talip, Frank Talip, Maurice Tflrpy, Pat Taylor, Margaret Ten Eyck, Roberta Thomas, Connie Thomas, Junior Thomas, LaVaughn Thomas, Robert Thompson, .IGHQY Toensing, Dewitt Tonoff, Dennes Tomanicek, Jean Toth, William Tucker, Eulan Turner, James Turner, Patty Valiquette, Susan Varady, Johanna Veil, Linda Villa, Louis Vincent, Barry Wainwright, Nancy Wallace, Barbara Wallace, Kathleen Wallace, Rosetta Walters, James Walters, Joyce Walton, Douglas Westenbarge Ardys Wiedmann, Richard rs Wooley, Mike Wineland, Janice Wheeler, Wilber White, Daniel Williams, Douglas Willard, June Wilbur, Carole Yoder, Zutavern, Jerry Barbara Yohnke, Burgin, Marvene JS2111 Young, Collins, James - BFI-ICC Young, Crane, Judith Gary Zatko, Irons, Kathleen Linda Zaye, Lilj e, Sue Gary Zimmerman, Silva, Joan Vincente 'Vs SOPHGMORES WITHCUT PICTURES Ball, Ann Clauson, Judy Hunter, Glen Kohn, Walter Myerholtz, Marie Roslin, Gail Becker, John, Frankhouse, Michael Huth, David Lantz, Sylvester Nyitrai, Douglas Saar, Dave Blackman, john Frazier, Edward Irons, Linda Leichty, John Peters, Fred Shepler, Dave Breiszicher, Marsha, Green, Lawrence Jeremy, Gloria Meis, Richard Pettaway, Dave Tank, Paul Bright, David Hammond, Glen Johnson, Freddy Mills, Bill Preedom, Terrill Wojciechowski, Frank Byers, Elwin Harrison, Ronald Kekes, Ron Moore, James Redieck, Kathleen Worthy, Huston Clark, William Hodgson, John Knapp, Claire Moran, Bob Rosas, Carlos Young, Kenneth gfe- -Q, I, I I I I ' -.f4'::fQa5-:MTS-Ei3.32 'ff , ' ,rn ' ,, , 1 IIZ- ' 1 if 1 It ' V . 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McAulay, Pat McConkey, Suzanne McConnell, Glenna McCoy, Richard McCurdy, Charles McGovern, Richard McKibben, Judy McManus, Joseph McManus, Rita Mae McPeek, Herberta McVicker, Beverly McWilliams, Katherine Mahr, Mary Ann Mallien, Linda Malott, Linda Mate, Carl Mato, John Mato, Velma Matesz, Frank Maule, Billy 64 F .x '. ' if A L 2 . J ,JJ .. w X I i 5 l , H is n xi own ar ' K ' S iff , 1 l l J' ,.,, , J ,M u 5? 'lsr , , H A , fi :VIA .cf 1. ii, ,X . , .1-fn 4 f 11. F W .,i.'f ' V 5151 ' ir i Y fe. Mausser, Janice Medley, Regina Meek, Robert Meek, Gary Meek, Wendell Megyesi, Judith Melms, Judy Mierzejewski, Daniel Mierzejewski, Stephen Miller, Edward Miller, James Miller, Janetta Miller, Raymond Miller, Susan Millhoan, George Miner, Brenda Mitchell, Nancy Mlynek, Anna Moore, Doan Moore, Mike Q- S'- .Fe l J all . 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J n Vlasich, Michael Vorraber, Roger Vorraber, William Wall, Linda Werner, Mark Wallace, Margaret Wallace, Victorian Walters, Alice Wamer, Michael Wamer, Paul Ward, Sally Watson, Edward Watson, Ronald Watters, Phillip Weis, James Welch, Paul Wells, Donald Wetmore, Jeanette Westover, Ray White, Gerald 66 - a '- P if 1 wiv Ai xt- 4 .N , ,.:: ' s . il f e I: x + i H ii - -Wig? 65 : . A Q ' 7.- , MW , 5 , .x.. 1 , 'n 1122 igrjf Fifi : C, f ia f ei, it E it ' fll'llV ,N . e P J My fit? f 1 B af Wilcik, Frances Winebrenner, iJudy Wineland, Sal y Winter, Nancy Wise, Robert Wright, Donald Wypsong, Barbara Young, Dixie Zaprenoff, Leonard Ziehr, Sally Zobler, Mary Calipetro, Bonnie Carpenter, Ronald Chandler, Sharon Dalton, Joan Delong, Donna Farris, Sandra Geisel, Rita Gierke, Karen Gullatt, Melba 5' 'i NH , i, tis. 'T 2' B ! H Y ll sr fl, . i . I Ea, R 339, We lx .19 3 v . , - . ,,. J , .3:5- li , 'Y 1-We ' .N-Q 1 1 37 F . -T me , fi .,,. it :ip ' i t V It ,V ,,, X p, .w ' 5 , 'S I t . ' J' I , Wiil! te a it ,Mid , X Y I' I 'YTJ I Harris, Vickie Hilbert, Dennis Hollabaugh, Mary Johnson, Dennis Kertesz, Susan McVicker, Mickey Martin, John Martin, Sharon Meier, Elaine Mills, Sandy Moser, David Nedelco, JoAnn Oldiges, Patricia Pawlowski, Dagrnar Radoci, Shirley Ruiz, Teresa St. Clair, Julie Snow, Faye Whitman, Jane Hoedt, Wayne i , .lt 'gf .t Il - 3-.Lf -E? A ttf S. ff ' ir 1 FRESHMEN WITHOUT PICTURES Allen, Jerry Bailey, Phillip Bell, Roger Beres, Marilyn Butler, Peggy Caputo, Nick Clausan, Beverly Clifton, Donald Cole, Bernard Counterman, Judy Cowell, Joyce Cox, James Davenport, Henry Dickrnan, Marvin Douglas, Fredrick Edwards, Graham Gallam, Lilly Garard, Ronald Garcia, Alfonso Hamer, N. A. Hansen, Richard Hasapes, James Huffman, Mary Kay Izsak, James William Johnson, Robert L. Kelley, Marinell Lane, Bruce Larkin, James Lee, James Legeza, Sandor Lytle, Richard Marusz, Donna M. Mate, Sharon May, Robert Meek, Edward Miller, Thomas Nero, Alfred Nutt, Jackie Dale OlCallaghan, Phyllis Pitcher, Charles Robar, Carl Schmieder, Jewell Schultze, Sandra Seeley, Donald Segura, Alfonso Snyder, Sharon Stansbery, Gloria Stewart, Wanda Stokley, Lynda Stover, James Tuttle, John Wamer, Marla Webb, Larry Willis, Charles Q-al. .ix f' fb nl , .A Q A awrr 1s+vv're'.w,. mir' , -l X 8, .u'Ab?1'a?.!b9!abifaa tiara if g i le: isyyi f A galil? 'l 4:ll'2 31Ea il ll f.f Q1fH'f' 'gil We-il X 1 ,X 67 WHAT A LIFE. fin' S. X nr-Q , 1 'iz -MQ NATIONAL OQSOCIETY 2 .J-U L- x ' Q f X vi' G W' as-,5.1f2P EE? ix 5 : Q53 Sf? Q 'QQ' 13 M523-Q ik' MCNEY IS THEIR BUSINESS The business staff consists of Julia Reno, Sandra Fuire, and Betty Baurngartner. These girls have an exacting job. They .take care of all the ads, the sale of the book, and the keeping of all financial records and reports. Their diligence is an important factor in the production of the Annual. NN UAL STAFF AT oRK CO-EDITORS SLIBMERGED Co-Editors, Lowell Baumker and Lonna Bland, are seen engulfed by pictures and layout sheets as usual, in spite of Mr. Williams' anxieties and the ever increasing work, they always maintained smiling faces and placid composure, when deadlines had to be met. I VVVV il ,,,V V. Arrlffjfik 'iff' .'.I.q M, 1: 'vii' . 1 -a s l . 1.-A. .1 'K l 1 y - --,:.:.:.:.:.:.. 1, . ig .,.:,..:.,. i :vw - 1 ,ll ,H ,L , L: wi 0 Q x., TP' ARTISTIC FINGERS The capable artists are Bonnie McSweeney and Ellie Deerhake They produced the fine drawings that have added so much personal interest to the book Their sk1ll and the helpfuhmess of Mrs. Packers Art Class have been a great asset. r .ref- ADVISORS TALK IT OVER Mr. Williams, Editorial Advisor, and Mr. Konhert, Business Advisor, are often seen discussing the economics of the book. In other words, how much money do we have? PUTTING SKILL TO WORK ,-Ae ASSIGNMENT A CHALLENGE Diane Bellamy, Judy Cready, and Joanne Angin find page lay- outs a little complicated, but their skill and industry are equal to the task. These girls answered many emergency assignments and Filled all Janice Petersen and Judy North- cutt, skilled typists, put final copy in shape for publisher. Their flying fingers and watchful eyes made proofreading simple. They were always ready to turn a hand in other work of the staff. of them. PHOTOGRAPHERS ON THE PROWL The cameras of Lowell Baumker and Don Jennings are always aimed at someone at all school events. Everyone loves to get his picture in the Annual. These boys are a vital part of the work of the Annual. TUDE T Beverly Roe john Thomas Sally O'Callaghan Dave Bitter President Jerzy Henkle The Student Council inaugurated many new ideas this year, some of which were Safety Week, the distri- bution of minutes of the meetings to the homerooms, ,and the election of officers in the hornerooms. Our able President, Dave Bitter, who was also Area Student Council Vice President, developed a workshop for all Club presidents and members of organizations, for a part of the Open House program. The Student Council was in charge of the Turkey Day Mass Meeting, at which our Queen was crowned, and managed the biggest Varsity Drag ever. Along with scheduling all club activities and the successful sock hops, it arranged for the sale of Thrift Stamps. The Area Student Council Dance provided an opportunity to meet with the leaders of other schools. A worth-while project was the reading of a prayer each morning over the public address system. President ..,............. . .... .... D ave Bitter Director of Student Relations . .. . . . Jerry Henkle Clerk of Council ............. ...... B everly Roe Director of Finance ....... ........ J ohn Thomas Director of Social Affairs ........ Sally O'Callaghan COUNCH Dick Welch Eleanor Penner Dave Dayton Chaplain .............. . . . Thehna Hessman Director of Stage .... ...... D ick Welch V Q Director of Awards .... .... E leanor Penner S Thelma Hessman Director of Service .... .... D ave Dayton Fred Howell Director of Publicity . . . .... Fred Howell 3? f l , 4 5' l 1, 2 CJ it I r 4x .3551 ia, l tra ' l , rl l I l H 1 me-I l 4 fn af l i I ... . V- -wr . V ,ar A i 1 J a Bw-PJ 1 'rfsf.,f,.'L' J 'fzisfsiiiiifiil' ' ROW 1: Joyce Kuster, Bonnie Thompson, Barbara Taylor, Karen Fritz, Robin Segoviano. ROW 2: Sue Whitaker, Jayne Whitman, Sandy Fuire, Carol Wineland, Sharon Nelson. ROW 3: Kenny Koch, Dave Gillespie, James Reighard, Bill Tilton. ROW 4: Ray Dauter- man, Fred Gressler, Lee Hess, Don Suby. 1 i ROW I: Claudia Routson, Di- anne Bellamy, Glenda Poston, Tonilee Shimmel, Sandy Chap- man, Judy Perry. ROW 2: Jackie Gordon, Carolyn Ogle, Jean Kessler, Darlene Shanteau, Judy Voegeli, Gayle Poffen- baugh. ROW 3: Larry Wamer, Jim Velliquette, Arnie .Cowell, Bill McCrory. 's T2 1 3' E-mil ROW 1: Theresa Pierce, Pat Amrhein, Sue Klempner, Judith Chinni, Sandy Berndt. ROW 2: Pat Lamb, Charlene Brooks, Tina Poulos, Linda Siciliano, Marilyn Balduf, Peggy Morgan. ROW 3: Pat Bowyer, Shirley Saylor, Diana Evanoff. ROW 4: Robert Thomas, Richard Bitter, Tom Schnell, Pete Stoner, Y jzl, ATIO AL H0 OR GB01'g6 H0rak Sandra Wiseley PfCSiClC1'lfl Vice President SOCIETY Barbara Brancheau Marcia Vogelpohl Carol Welker Effie Deerhake Rec. Secretary Cor. Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Frank Alcorn Alice Alverman Carlene Bass Ellen Beveridge David Bitter Lonna Bland David Bolander Lois Bright Charlene Brooks Margaret Clarkson Miriam DeMott Sally Dunn Paul Everett Sherrill Fogle Ingrid Frischmann 74 Richard Gerrard JHCQUCHHB Greene K3-Y Gflmden GI01-ia Hancock Ann Krick Bonnie Langor Marilyn Leach Sharon Mills Judith Northcutt N AT' 9 N A L to ,, uovwon Sonny ' new .Q CQ! f, , . Q i I 'as Q ,.,v N I 1 N ,r is I i X ,1 1 ,s 1 i 'W'-'I l Sally O'Cal1aghan Susan Payne 3 A Janice Petersen Linda Randolph To belong to the National Honor Society, one On December 5, 1957, our Honor Society sent must strive to obtain constructive character, scholar- . four members to Libbey High School for an annual ship, leadership, and service. The Hrst induction was held on November 7, 1957. Instead of the regular procedure, a tapping ceremony was performed. It was a very exciting and joyous occasion, especially for those being tapped. The second induction was held on February 25, quiz program. Libbey returned our visit on March 25, 1958. The society meets every other Wednesday in the school library at 3:05. They have interesting talks and see many slides. Without the help of our advisors, Mrs. Goer- 1958. A tea for the parents, and new and old mem- bers followed a beautiful and impressive ceremony. 1 l 7 1 p Y? Beverly Roe Thomas Schnell lich and Mr. Casper, this organization would not be the great success it is. Barbara Snider Sharon Spade Sandra Sprengel Jane Szabo .ip. 7 J ll F Ja . James Todoroff Judith Voegeli Linda Weber D 'd W h l 75 avi e r e ' Phyllis Wlodarz Nancy Woodbury L I4 - e e. ..f' I President Vice President Censor Rec. Sec. Cor. Sec. Phyllis Wlodarz Carol Welker Judy Northcutt Jackie Green Charlene Brooks . A - .t ,w w se Treasurer Chaplain Reporter Sgt.-at-Arms Ann Franks Joyce Tilton Judy Elston Sandra Wiseley PERICLEA LITERARY SOCIETY 1 , Joanne Angin Carolyn Ankney Barbara Brancheau Effie Deerhake Miriam DeMott Va I I 'v I T ' u Y ,. I If A , I I . Doris Emery Sherrill Fogle Ingridfrischmann Kay Grunden Ann Harter q, V Carolyn Saunders ' vya' .. ' L . E+ . Ld- ,. Q51 'T vi Tx I , . I l A, I I ff ' T1 'F as Q 0 . if V , W. Pat Lamb Barbara Liebherr Judy Monk The Peris had a very busy program this year. The first spread was held at the home of Ellie Deerhake in October. Next on the agenda was a mass meeting at which they presented the football team with a lucky horseshoe of baby mums. As a money-making project the society sponsored a sock hop after the Macomber football game. The annual Tri-lit Christmas Tea, sponsored by the Peris, was held on December 13. With the 1 L. co-operation of the Zets and Phils, they also were in charge of the Tri-lit Dance held on March 22. At the close of a successful year, the girls had a tea for their mothers, a banquet to honor the graduating Seniors and to install new officers. The Peris want to express their gratitude and appreciation to Miss Norma Wintermantel and Miss Maxine Cosgray for their help and guidance to make this year so successful. . . l rl' I 1 il ij ,, fx Q- 0 -,,,.' . ' T , 5 ff:-...Ji Margaret Sharp Barbara Snider Sharon Spade Jane Szabo ' -1 ' 'SZ' J it i sm, Virginia White Il -'H Z Z 1 Il' i :': - ---. I Q ,. -4 1: M V' ' ' vf. E xxx v. J ill Gordon Judy Willard Faye Wunschell Jo Ann Halka Sylvia Lopez Margaret Clarkson Jackie Gordon Joyce Myers Linda Randolph 65 Brenda Massey Nancy Nedelco President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Dave Dayton Tom Goodlive Ralph Fifer George Horak Mr. Bag-fha The Forum followed through with another Robert Allgier Lowell Baumker year of traditional friendly activity, typical good cheer, and the usual warm friendship. One fund-raising project this year was that of selling Freddie Forum Armbands, which the group dispensed with zest and enthusiasm. The Forum purchased sets of colorful pennants which, during the football season, considerably brightened Waite stadium. Dave Bitter Joseph Boray Amie Cowell James Dragon James Gardull jerry Henkle Keith Knecht Jerry LaPlante Buck Locke Fred Ludwig Larry Pokorny argl wi- Ronald Sattler Advisor Mr. Brenner Sergeant-at-AIHIS Reporter Chaplain R011 Linl'-0ll'l Tom Moran Clarence S353 LITERARY SGCIETY Though they came out on the short end of the score in the annual football contest with the Q. D.'s, the Forum is anticipating victory on the basketball court. They also are planning a trip for the second semester, as well as outside speakers, to liven club proceedings. Club advisors are Mr. William Brenner and Mr. William Bartha, whose keen interest has been appreciated by all. Don Belkofer Ed Burchell Steve Drotar Bob Genzrnan Dave Gillespie Lee Hess Bill McCrory Carl Stevens Bill Todorowski Ed Schiavone James Szabo Tom Troutman Arthur Urbanyi President ...... . . . Janice Thayer Vice President . . . . Sandra Sprengel Secretary ...... .. Linda Roughton Treasurer .,.. ..... J udy Marshall Sgt.-at-Arms . . . . . . Gloria Hancock Q06 Chaplain . . . ....... Carlene Bass Reporter . . . . . . Bonnie McSweeney Janice Thayer Sandra Sprengel Virginia Bergman Lois Bright Z A L' H E A Ellen Beveridge Judy Knisley Joyce Bires Sally O'Callaghan Loma Bland Susan Payne The Zetalethean Literary Society under Presi- Eleanor Penner Janice Petersen Beverly Roe dent, Janice Thayer, and Advisors, Miss Virginia Hollinger and Mrs. Dorothy Packer, enjoyed a very successful year. The meetings were held on alternate Fridays in the library. At these meetings, the senior members gave book reports and thus eamed their necklaces. At the spreads in October and February, at which new members were inducted, each one seized every opportunity to eat and have fun. The pajama parties will long be remembered. Nancy Scott Nancy Tamovsky Judy Voegeli Jean Spencer Beverly Uthoff Nancy Ball ga . 80 Diane Bellamy Karen Cadaret Linda R0ught0n Judy Marshall Gloria Hancock Carlene Bass Bonnie McSweeney LITERARY SOCIETY The Zets sponsored the Waite-DeVilbiss mass meeting and sold mums for the Scott-Waite Thanks- giving Game. They attended the Christmas Tea and Tri-Lit Dance as guests of the Peris. The highlight of the year was the annual Spaghetti Supper which was enjoyed by everyone who attended. The Mother's Tea in May gave the Mothers a chance to meet each other and all the girls. The year was closed by the annual Banquet. For the Seniors it was a sad affair, but one that will always be remembered. We wish to thank our advisors for their wonderful help and advice. Janet Clemens Sandra Fu I . is rn t P ire Pat De Shetler Betty Guba Myrna Hendrix Carolyn Ogle Iris Stroh JOYCE Koverick Thelma Peppard Susan Thompson Delores Lockert Carroll Routson Janet Vaughn Darlene Noggle Linda Siciliano Karen Wilson -551, ' QLIILL A D DAGGER Tom Schnell Ron Melcer William Greene Robert Perry President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer an 'GSS'-P f, VX Richard Gerrard George Deern Larry Shears Chaplain Sgt.-at-Arms Reporter -MP1 . f X Qs ta 4 -in .Q . y y , Q . - .inn ,Lim M W , , ii 1 J .ik Qwzg, 4 sf- L , ,mf - 1 rr Jglafr' , ' ' f i r L ,QQ il Frank Alcom Ed Clemens Charles Conklin w uw M H K V 1, . , Hs ' -VIE: I X l' w u x ' V' ' I I 'g ' Paul Everett William Fry ' M '- 2 Ken Gierke Fred Howell Tom Jennings Gary Miller Charles Nickoloif fs sf- i l 5 ,M ' if -. an J, -tx LITERARY SOCIETY 3 .my . lg, 'gym 4 .1 ' K .4 K joe Pinketure Bob 5311120 mf' :LF-' 'Z 1 Dick Welch Dave Wehrle As the QD's conclude another successful year, they remember their past meetings, victories, and other activities of the year. They are very proud of the sign they con- structed on the Press Box saying Home of the Waite Indians. They were also pleased with the success of the Dayton-Roosevelt mass meeting they planned. The QD's took another victory over the Forum in the annual football game, with a score ...gig T' ' i . -, . ' V ' 4',' 7353 If x'f717'1 . TF' swag? .I,,.5,..,gat5. .. .5 if ui ' ., V' Fi' ' ' I I Q 'f'9.c1.,2:fAszf,:. 2 John Thomas Jim Todoroff 1 tiiiifiial ,. , it 'L feilfifafiiaff snags? , 1 9' Z I... 2 :Y ng. A-'.i - 1 in H' .,: ?' feast s ? , :'g,1-:9?41-':'f- ' 2 iii 533:23-. 5 1 5 - ,-E . I-.Pu it I . John Bistayi Mike Witte of 7-0. They met again 'later on the basketball court. A large portion of the proceeds from this game went to the March of Dimes. A memorable event of the year was the an- nual roast at East Harbor. Also they will not for- get the annual QD-Zet swirnming party. To express their appreciation for Mr. Mara- zon's and Mr. Wilhe1m's faithful guidance, they presented them with a QD pin. .. .t - gmc . it .. .. . HA ,J , .mt A, H Y, : f ' Wm. '- file l .tffyiffiiii it Q A l i ff i' . il f- .jf Norman Feck Ken Holzcheiter Dennis Leach lm 2: :,, ..- . Y .. . E .... -1 j .gl Lglw ' ' xiii 'iz ffli , -r it . . ,rl as si . . .. ' Fi 'w X ' 1 l l - fl , 1 F l x 'I 1 ' l ' L John Passante John Peck ' Mark Pierce 1 ', t if H v , ,... Rpt, w u 9' -' V- 1 x' m it fbi iz' .pf , 1 Jim Marquette Douglas Meeker ,I m ik 7. vi my F it . K kwH1....M 1. Q , TQ . . i a A iw its ' S., . .l fi-5' 'gh 4:-ii1:.,..f ' li fi , iii -i i it . X .ff,l,.rf.'m-N -- -:My .1553 .ft '4-' W g 3,5451 gg-:fb 4.91, gl iii. .i-fir? . . vii-if 2 Qlllkiiitx f--ii i Robert Rosencrantz Ron Sondergeld E Alice Alverman Treasurer Nancy Woodbury Reporter Ruth Larson Chaplain Carolyn Bear Sergeant-at-arms Sally Dunn Sherry Mills Marcia Vogelpohl Marilyn Leach ,i. President Alice Alverman Vice President Sherry Mills Rec. Secretary Marcia Vogelpohl Cor. Secretary Marilyn Leach 'Z gi 1 LF: 6 5 A Q I Q , . I, ., -. me Q ' , N ll l - Y 4 Fld: i iz -fl 4 ' iw use ,. -'- -i: H 355592 N L . I .. gig f ax if was ' '-1 Z- . wi , - 2 N Q. Nancy Woodbury Ruth Larson Carolyn Bear Sally Dunn PHILALETHEA LITERARY SGCIETY Gwen Calanni Alice Ehret Margaret Hallauer Connie Harper Thelma Hessman Sandra Hook Jean Kessler Ann Krick Barbara Minnick Gloria Most Barbara Hughes Carol Klawonn Starting off the year, the Phils held the first football mass meeting. This year each new member had a Big Sister, who helped her to understand the purposes and goals of our society, and also acquaint her with the other girls quickly. We all enjoyed sponsoring color week, our pajarna party, and bowling against the other lits. The sale of weskits to the members added even more distinction to our society. The spread, which was held at Barbara Min- nick's house was both loads of fun and serious in nature since new members were inducted. It was so delightful to visit with our sisters' mothers at a tea held in their honor. Looking over our accomplishments we are all proud to know that we helped to make school life more interesting and have upheld the repu- tation of the Phils. All the girls thank our advisors, Miss Linville and Miss Ousky, for helping us. Sandra Vandergrift Sandra White Carol Alford Barbara Asta Ehzabeth Barrow Kathy Bolander Nancy Gander Connie Greenburg Peggy Morgan George Deem 1 Co-President Dave Bitter William Blankenship Pat Bowyer Barbara Brancheau Charles Clayton Effie Deerhake Sally Dunn Alice Ehert Judy Elston Doris Emery Paul Everett Sherill Fogle Ann Franks Ingrid Frischman Richard Gerrard Ken Gierke Kay Grunden Connie Harper George Horak Linda Jenkins Marilyn Leach Chaplain ALCHEMIST Everyone around Waite knows the Al- chemist Society is a very honorable organiza- don. One of the first projects of the year was a critical selection of new members. Follow- ing the induction, this group had a get- acquainted party. On January 17, the Society sponsored the Waite-Scoott mass meeting and sock hop. Judge George Kiroff, a Waite graduate, was the main speaker at a meeting in February. The year was closed with a roast at Pearson Park. The constant help of Mr. Steve Rohl- fing made the year most successful for which each member is most grateful and thankful. 86 SOCIETY 9. ...f Q' A-4 00? 40 ,geo- i l . Sue Watson Co-President Carolyn Saunders Treasurer Charles Conklin Sgt.-at-Arms l .JB I X. 87 Kay Knepper Ann Krick Bonnie Langer Barbara Liebher Ron Lincoln William Mau Sherry Mills Judy Monk Robert Perry Richard Rehm N-gf, if .f . A, H 1-' 'i ww rs: Q all 1 ' I -1 1 'h 11 ra w K i ,Q Q2 M M ww J 1 m W 0 ' wif Calvin Hoffer Henry Roll Tom Schnell Dennis Stiger John Thomas James Todoroff Tom Troutman Linda Weber Dave Wehrle Richard Welch Carol Welker S ZZLE EDITORIAL STAFF im.- E: ., I 4 ,Z Q --. .sw . fi Q A sg ,, V, J , ' wasp Q17 ima? mi, sw, ,pv- gv-, .rw ri' C3 1 UI N ,,,, ' V I Q ,nl lx A t . - L.- M ROW I: Beverly Cowell, Sally O'Callaghan, Robin Segoviano, Kay Bumep, Judith Marshall. ROW 2: Ann Franks, Marcia Vogepohl, Janice Petersen, Janet Vaughn. ROW 3: Vernon Samlley, Gary Krapp, James Dragon. Co-Editors . . . . . Sally O'Callaghan News Editors . . . Club Editor . . . Sports Editor . Editorial .... Feature Editor Marcia Vogelpohl . . . . Janet Vaughn Beverly Cowell . . . Kay Burnep . . . . Larry Shears ..... Gary Krapp Vernon Smalley . . . Ann Franks ,.., This year's Sizzle staff was very successful in making our school paper the best school paper. Having received a superior rating for the past two years is proof of this. With the help of Miss Balduff, advisor, Marcia Vogelpohl and Sally O'Callaghan, co-editors, contributed many new ideas for the Sizzle. Mr. Mall, technical and business advisor, turned out a very fine reproduction of the paper. The staff attended the annual convention of the Northwestern Ohio Journalism Association at Bowling Green State University. 88 JU IOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Along with the regular meetings, every other Friday, the JCL sponsored the annual Tri-Language Christmas party. In the fall the group had a supper meeting. Many students participated in their regu- lar program after each meeting. Most out- standing was the viewing of colored slides of Rome and Italy, taken this summer by our advisor Mrs. Goerlich. The league ended up their very success- ful year with the traditional picnic at Pearson Park. We all thank Mrs. Goerlich for helping us whenever it was possible. Nancy Ball .... Ken Holzscheiter Karen Wilson . . ff' J .il NX. Richard Bitter Sue Vandergrift K-avr I --'. f ROW I: Katheline Kuck, Karen Wilson, Nancy Ball, Ken Holzscheiter, Richard Bitter Sue Vandergrift, Sandra Vandergrift. ROW 2: Ruth Bowland, Bonnie Thompson, Pat Bater Ann Petrolf. ROW 3.' Georgianna Saloff, LaDonna Gilley, Eleanor Penner, Debora Penhor wood, Sharon Rothlisberger, Barbara Matevia, Marsha Kutsch, Bonna Lou Cates, Diann Gabriel. ROW 4: Janet Clemens, Jerie Slates, Ann Harter, Kay Grunden, Jo Ann Nedelco Sue Thompson, Mary Gehr, Sandra Heuer. ROW 5: Rita Fisher, Judy Carr, Julie Reno Ann Krick, Pat Johnson, Barbara Scoble, Joan Dalton, Sigrid Benson. ROW 6: John Passante Charles Conklin, Ken Gierke, John Sweetnarn, James Robinson, Thomas Haack, Larry Hammel Mike Charchol, Dennis Periat, John Torsok. 89 Katheline Kuck Sandra Vandergri T7 Y by I ROW I : Nancy Woodbury, Pat Lamb, Carol Welker, David Wehrle, Sherry Mills, Effie Deer- hake. ROW 2: Frances Aiello, Rosalie Ottney, Beverly Roe, Nancy Wainwright, Carole Foley, Carol Lutomski, Carolyn Saunders, Pat Bunker. ROW 3: Brenda Massey, Nancy Nedelco, Sylvia Lopez, Judy Knisley, Ronda Stiving, Vicky Roller, Pat Bird, Sandy Oehser. ROW 4: Sue Watson, Nancy Tarnovsky, Suzy Payne, Barbara Ramasocky, Ruth Sieving, Barbara Lamb, Sue Dreier. ROW 5: Sarah Widman, Barbara Brancheau, Dave Zaye, Henry Roll, Linda Bradley, Barbara Asta. FRENC CLUB One of the purposes of the French Club is learning more about the country and the people of France. This is done through the student reports given on France and the movies they see at their meeting in Room 308. They also have a lot of fun playing French games. On October 31, the French Club had their annual roast at Pearson Park. For the Tax Stamp Drive, the club was divided into two teams. The losing team gave a party for the winning team. Also, the person who got the most tax stamps won a prize. Tasty dishes were furnished at the Progressive dinner held on March 7. The club had a lot of fun at this dinner. To close this very successful year, the French Club held their picnic in the Spring. We wish to thank Miss Cosgray for her guidance, for this wonderful year could not have been possible without her help. 90 President .... Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Chaplain .... Sgt.-at-Arms . w r G-oo' . . David Wherle . . Sherry Mills . . . Carol Welker . . . Elie Deerhake PatLamb . . Nancy Woodbury . 1 . .1 f-f 'P -1-if-W. .+' f' fe ROW I: Kathy Seidel, Jill Gordon, Miriam De- Mott, Ellen Beveridge, Antonio Silva. ROW 2: Sheila Nassar, Sarah Drake, Sherry Scheutter, Mary Blondo, Sandy Sprengel, Robin Sego- viano. ROW 3: Sharon Kennedy, Thelma E. Hessman, Linda Siciliano, Nancy Cowell, Pat For- gach. ROW 4: Tom Cooper, Joseph Gaghen, Harold French, Vernon Links, Dick Hxutado, Bill 1 Poston. Se abre la sesiang Silenciol That is the signal hich opened the Spanish Club meetings twice every onth. The group enjoyed themselves by singing Span- h songs, by performing in short Spanish plays, and y learning to play games. Short talks were given out the customs of Spanish speaking people. The group participated in the annual Tri- anguage Christmas party 3 augmented their treasury the sale of homemade candy and ended the ar's activities with the annual Spanish Club roast. The club appreciated the extraordinary help ven by their advisor Miss Edyth Bungardner. 1-'F is ll .M N 4. 1-1 - ffl' ' . , Qf i- v-f' , 5-fn. -Q . 'mtg-1 - 4.3 Tl .gs , ll: Qiil 1 X 455 l '-Q. X W 3 . be CLU3 ESP, PANISH LUB Presidents .... Miriam DeMott, Linda R. Kovach Vice Presidents .... Ellen Beveridge, Joanne Adams Secretaries .... .. Jill Gordon, Hildred McCla.ir Treasurers . . . ......... Kathy Seidel, Bob Dyer Chaplains ...... Antonio Silva, Claudia Routson ,,, I ROW I: Claudia Rout- 'js .avg w M' illi- 4 gift ' R it H1-'ml son, Joanne Adams, Linda R. Kovach, Wu. ti Mjigl V! ,L . E, J I-Iildred Mcciair, B 0 b I 1 Dyer. ROW 2: Jerianne J Roginski, Jackie Bondy, Jackie Gordon, Lynn Toth, Rita Hurtado, Margaret Tello, Peggy Massbury, Elaine Meier. ROW 3: Carole Bahn- sen Marcia Fields, Jennie Net Terrelze, Christine Braun, Sharon Chandler, Linda Ingram, Teresa Ruiz. ROW 4: Margaret Wallace, Karen Gierke, Becky Roush, Linda Kinney, Nina De- Luna, Arlene Gee, Bertha Liz Almaguer. ROW 5: Carlos L. Rosos, Larry Falise, Ken Barnes, Glenn Beadle, Charles Huth. P , 'f l L L.. - .. 11 ROW I : Myrna Hendrix, Georgianna Saloff, Barbara Brancheau, Susan Payne, Joanne Angin. ROW 2: Joanne Szor, Joyce Szor, Brenda Massey, Jackie Gordon, Kathy Kuck, Judith Ring, Beverly Roe. ROW 3: Sandra Sheets, Linda Siciliano, Kathy MacDonald, Doris Emery, Ronda Stiving, Kathy Wallace, Ann Harter, Kay Grunden. ROW 4: Clarence Sass, Sarah Widman, Marsha Kutsch, Nancy Tarnovsky, Joyce Tilton, Sandra Oehser, Jill Gordon, David Zaye. ROW 5: Ann Franks, Sandra Vandergrift, Sue Vandergrift, Sue Watson, Mary Gehr, Barbara Ramasocky, Pat Bird. FUTURE TEACHERS QF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is the pro- motion of the interest of those students who are considering the profession of teaching. The programs, educational and entertaining, illustrate the problems of the classroom. Ushering for the open house held in October and sewing re- freshments for the monthly faculty meetings make this club one of the most useful organizations around Waite. On November 8, 1957, a group of delegates were sent to Bowling Green for an all-day session. In May, new officers were elected. The success of this organization is due to the eagerness of each member and of the qualified guidance of Miss Cosgrey. President ....... .. Barbara Brancheau Vice President . . ..... Joanne Angin Secretary .... ........ S usan Payne Treasurer .... . . . Georgianna Saloff Chaplain . . . . Myrna Hendrix T 92 FUTURE LIRSES OF AMERICA An interesting and exciting year was enjoyed by all members of the F.N.A.C. They spent part of the year visiting various Toledo hospitals. In October they toured Maumee Valley Hospital, where they sat in on an operation 5 they visited Mercy Hospital, Riverside Hospital, Toledo Hospital, and St. Vincint's Hospital and were honored with a tea at each. In November, a chili supper was held at Flower Hospital and many girls from Waite were present. As a Christmas gift, the members contributed S20 to Care for Food Packages for displaced persons. Also in December, they attended a citywide F.N.A. Tea at the Medical Library. In February, the club sponsored a Nursing Vocation program for Freshman orientation classes and a vocational program of medical technologists for science classes. A pancake supper and tour of Riverside Hospital were on the agenda for March. To end up a very successful year the club toured the Health Center in April. The group wishes to thank their advisor, Miss Gerding for her keen interest and inspiration. President ..... .... A lice Ehret N Vice President ..... . . . Sue Thompson Secretary, Treasurer . . . . Gwenn Calanni 8 Publicity ......... .. Darlene Dennis 8 Q 2 T 1' gf. s-:v 'Z ,q.'l 'flQ3i1i2iE ROW I: Gwenn Calanni, Darlene Dennis, Alice Ehret, Sue Thompson. ROW 2: Shirley Skiver, Sharon Wollenbecker, Rosemary Hipkiss, Diann Gabriel, Linda Veil, Carol Lasko, Betty Spring, Joyce Kovarik. ROW 3: Joanne Zeller, Joan Dalton, Bonna Lou Cates, Sharon Guerin, Donna Giberson, Deborah Penhorwood, Dorothy Pfleghaar. ROW 4: Helen Ten Eyck, Joyce Klingbeil, Carolyn Peters, Kay Daniel, Janet- McClure. ez, :fest .55-x . W ROW I: Ed Clemens, Tom Moran, Arnie Cowell, Ronnie Lincoln, Bill Todorowski. ROW 2: Coach La Buda, Jim Cardull, Fred Ludwig, Gary Gronau, Lee Hess, Bob Tarpchinoff, Larry Skeldon, Coach Scallish. ROW 3: Joe Pinketure, Art Urbanyi, Jim Wasserman, Bob Schwarz- kopf, Don Belkofer, Bill McCrory, Ed Schiavone. ROW 4-: Wayne Strock, Jim Bedee, Tom Roberts, Bob Fox, Larry Wamer, Buck Locke, George Horak, Pat Durand. ROW 5: Pete Glen Dupuis, Charles Smith, Dick LUB Stoner, Tyrone Collins, Frank Hackl, Eugene Johnson, Velliquette. , QQ 99 You have seen many a boy in the halls sporting his W sweater. These boys are members of the Boys' WH Club, which has a member- ship this year of fifty-six. To earn his Varsity letter, each one had to participate in either a major or a minor sport. During the year the members enjoyed seeing movies of their favorite sport. President .... Vice President . . . . . Secretary...... Treasurer . . . . . . . . Sgt.-at-Arms . Chaplain .... Reporter . . 94- , ' .,... sg, 1 .in T Ronnie Lincoln . Arnie Cowell George Horak . . Torn Moran Bill Todorowski Dave Clemens . . . Ed Clemens ROW 1: Thomas Roberts, Arnie Cowell, Fred Ludwig, Art Urbanyi, Dee Huffman, John Thomas. ROW 2: Charles Smith, James Velliquette, Sam Thompson, Sam Green, Pete Stoner, Buck Locke, Bob Schwarzkopf, Ronald Lincoln. ROW 3: Dennis Shooke, John Cubberly, James Gardull, Richard Welch, Whitey Strock, David Barrett. ROW 4: David Bitter, Donald Belkofer. ROW 5: Jered Henkle, George Horak, Ronald Hornyak, Dennis Larson, Edward Clemens, Robert Sharp, Robert Perry. mm 1 ROW I: Ralph Hart, Larry Brooks, Joe Boray, Jerry LaPlante, Pat Durnad, Thomas Durnad. ROW 2: Bill Green, Mike Witte, William McCory, William Toderoski, Frank Hackel, Edward Schavonie, Thomas Moran. ROW 3: Mark Pierce, James Gardull, James Marquette, Gary Dewey, Ralph Fifer, Edward McNiel. ROW 4: Joe Gahgen, Daniel White, Robert Allgier, George Deem, Eugene Johnson. ROW 5: James Bohland, Dennis Murphy, James Szabo, Clarence Sass, Bruce Collons. , .-,-.x .xg v . ,av-at-,.. HI-Y The Hi-Y, under the help- ful guidance of Mr. Bartha and Mr. Dyer, has had a thoroughly enjoyable year, for which each boy is grateful. . In the fall, they invited the Senior Y-Teens to one of their meetings at the East Side Y.M.C.A. Three weeks out of the month, the Hi-Y meets at the East Side Y. At each meeting either a guest speaker enter- tains, or movies are shown. Six members went to Findlay for the Hi-Y Conference, two went to Columbus to the Youth and Government program, and man boys attended the social events at Camp Storer. As a service organization, the Hi-Y delivered Community Chest supplies, sold Old News- boy Newspapers, and helped to pass out posters during the March of Dimes campaign. Several projects for the development of the club were undertaken: the swim at the Central Y.M.C.A., the Libbey mass meeting, the co-sponsor- ship of an area-wide dance, the Burmuda Hop at the Y.M.C.A., and a basketball game with the faculty to raise funds for the Y.M.C.A. membership drive. This basketball team also took third place in the Y.M.C.A. annual Evergreen Tournament. HI- President Fred Ludwig Vice President Thomas Roberts Secretary Art Urbanyi Treasurer Dee Huffman Sgt.-at-Arms Amie Cowell Chaplain John Thomas vt Y, .f 1 vs' sl, S NIOR Y-TEENS ROW I: J. Szor, D. Bellamy, V. White, S. Watson, L. Siciliano. ROW 2: B. McSwee- ney, D. Emery, S. Sprengel, J. Thayer, N. Gee, M. Sharp, A. Harter, J. North- cutt, G. Saloff, P. Lamb, M. Webb, E. Beveridge, C. Saunders. ROW 3: J. Monk, J. Angin, B. Utholf, L. Roughton, K. Mac- Donald, N. Scott, K. Grunden, G. Most, J. Cready, B. Snider, E. Penner, J. Spencer, L. Kovach. ROW 4: L. Bland, J. Miller, C. Welker, J. Elston, N. Tarnovsky, A. Krick, J. Tilton, J. Szabo, J. Willard, J. Voegeli. ROW 5: T. Poulos, R. Larson, J. Petersen, P. Bowyer, S. Wiseley, B. Brancheau, S. Tipton, G. Hancock, A. Franks, M. DeMott, L. Bright, K. Knepper. The Senior Y-Teens have enjoyed a very successful year. They sponsored two mass meetings, and one sock hop. They also held a joint meeting with the Hi-Y, and - were invited to a roast sponsored by them. Their success is due to the co-operation of the group, and the sincere assistance from Miss Hill, their advisor. President T E E 'Q Secretary Vice President . . . . Virginia White . . . Diane Bellamy . . Linda Siciliano Treasurer .... . . ....... Sue Watson Reporter ............... Virginia Bergman Hi-Y Representative ......... Joanne Szor 1 5 , ,A ,,..v. . T M. -ff 1 ., 7 . , ... . . . , ., 'ef xx ' ' Q is 2 1, J 'J' 'N fe 1 so Jw 1. uw f ? . ew. - - 1 L ROW I: J. Gordon, J. Bondy, S. Kratt, P. DeShetler, S. Fuire. ROW 2: F. Aiello, C. Routson, J. Szor, S. Sheets, D. Bellamy, K. Burnep, L. Siciliano, L. Gilley. ROW 3: N. Henley, I. Stroh, K. Kuck, N. Osstiniin, S. Hoffman, P. Curry, S. Lopez, D. Lockert. ROW 4: M. Goodlive, J. Braun, K. Bolander, R. Stiving, J. Slates, K. Cadaret, N. Ne- delco, J. Gordon, J. Neubert. ROW 5: P. Ford, S. Hitchcock, D. Noggle, S. Latimore, S. Kovacs, T. Peppard, J. Halka, C. Wine- land, N. Ball, N. Cowell, K. Wilson. 96 in u . 1 'L ' ROW 1: Ardys Westen- barger, Mary Gehr, Marsha K Kutsch, Judy M Emch. ROW 2: Nancy A ,Q Takacs, Pat Engler, Karen Galpal, Adelaide Ludwig, Karen Clear, Sandy Yanez, Judie Nestich, Linda Crawford. ROW 3: Rita Hurtado, Sharon Nelson, Barbara Lamb, Rosemary Soviar, Pat Turner, Sandy Kirk, Sharon Schroeder. RO W 4: Margaret Taylor, Priscilla Gancsos, Deb- orah Penhorwood, Gloria Jeremy, Claudia Nun- gester, Sherry Roth- lisberger, Darlene Dennis. ROW 5: Vicky Roller, Kit Hook, Barbara Scoble, Karen Millimer, Julie Reno, Diane La Brecque, Carolyn Beyer, Donna Hill. l l X. F 4 Y is -' '1 . X N, ' . 'le fs A ' '-H -ll V 1 Him! ' A N cs' 5 r 5 'i S . wsvgs M wm rii , ' ' will will F? +P- , SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS The Sophomore Y-Teens proved very active this year. They sponsored two pizza parties, a swimming party in the fall and also one in the spring. They enjoyed listening to several guest speakers throughout the year. Their main service project was making Easter baskets for the Old Folks' Horne. The Sophomore Y-Teens ended a fun- packed year with a large Weiner roast. The success of their club was due to the fine leadership of their oH'icers, and the constant assistance from their advisor, Miss Hoffman. S44 PI'eSldCI1t ...... ,,,,, S ue Bartog Vice President . . . . . . Annette Czirner Secretary ......... ....... C arole Foley Treasurer .......... .... J oyce Hammond Publicity Chairman ......... Ardys Westenbarger Hi-Y-Teen Representative ........... Mary Gehr Service Chairman . ..... . Social Director . . . . . . . Marsha Kutsch . . . . Judy Emch 'Z lin Eg gg! J qi?-' , it my s Q J H H llll ROW I : Carole Foley, Joyce Bridgman, Sue Bartoo, Annette' Czimer, Joyce Hammond. R O W 2: Ann Petroff, Julieann Moon, Janice Kanipe, Darlene Anderson, Sue Dreier, Angela Ciotoli, Linda Veil. ROW 3: Carol Lutomski, Sheila Nassar, Lois Stroh, Bar- bara Szymanski, Janet Larnhart, Judy Holland. ROW 4: Jean Burgin, Jerianne Roginski, Carol Fazikas, Nancy Wain- wright, J u d y Perry, Sandy Deerhake, Mary Schaeffer, Judy Schnabil. ROW 5: Joann Adams, Carolyn Koles, Billie Hymore, Kathy Seidel, Sharon Kensil, Sharon Elston, Linda Squires. President ...... Vice President . . . PRES'-'MAN iizgifrtppw' Y-TEENS umm: ss wg , . Janet Kessler Linda Bradley Jane Whitman Kay Huffman mn ,T W' ' lr ,faef,,,u ROW I.' Kay Huflman, Linda Bradley, janet Kessler, Jayne Whitman. ROW 2: Gayle Poffenbaugh, Aldine Ishmo, Bonnie Thompson, Urna Gatzke, Pat Green, Virginia Gilly, Chris Brown, Brenda Bright. ROW 3: Sharon Bridges, Margaret Wallace, Pat Bunker, Dianne Kreger, Jackie Fournier, Darla Larsen. ROW 4: Sandy Farris, JoAnn Nedelco, Sandy Berndt, Linda DeHook, Suzanne McConkey, Judy Winebrenner, Tonilee Schimmel. ROW 5: Loraine Ribelitus, Carol Bahnson, Sandy Mills, Alice Bolander, Nancy Bueschen, Sigrid Bensen, Susan Miller. At the beginning of the year the Freshman Y-Teens had a get-acquainted party at which they served cokes and chips. After their club was organized they performed a Candlelight Ceremony so they could become official Y-Teen members. December tenth they had a splash party and pot luck Nauts for her constant help. 98 at the Y.W.C.A. At Christmas time all the Y-Teen Clubs helped make decorations anddecorate the doors in the halls In February a bake sale was held at Penneyis 1n the Great Eastern Shopping Center. The Freshman Y-Teens would like to thank Miss Alice JU IOR COUNCIL GRLD AFFAIRS 1 fn. 5418445 af A .M it ROW I: David Zaye, Jo Ann Halka, Suzy Payne, Nancy Nedelco, Sarah Widman. ROW 2: Claudia Routson, Georgianna Saloff, Carolyn Saunders, Frances Aiello, Adelaide Ludwig, Mr. Lipman. ROW 3: Kathy Kuck, Sylvia Lopez, Sue Vandergrift, Nancy Gander, Brenda Bright, Jackie Fournier. ROW 4: Sandy Farris, Jo Ann Nedelco, Jayne Whitman, Peggy Morgan, Karen Bisel, Ann Krick. The purpose of the Junior Council on World Affairs is the promotion of student interest in world wide current events. The club sponsored the Central football mass meeting this Year, and a sock-hop after the John Adams football game on November 15, 1957. In December a Toledo Port Authority representative spoke to the club and illustrated his lecture, The St. Lawrence Seaway and What It Means To You, with a movie. In the spring all J.C.W.A. members in the city were invited to spend the day at T.U. Each year several members are sent to New York and Washington D.C. on a study tour. As a money making project the J.C.W.A. sold annual covers. The club esteems the professional guidance of the sponsors Mr. Lipman and Mrs. Osborne. President ...... . . . Vice President ...... Secretary .... . . . Treasurer .... ..... Sgt.-at-Arms ...... . . . Suzy Payne Jo Ann Halka Nancy Nedelco . . David Zaye Sarah Widman ALTOBEE ART CLUB The main purpose of the Art Club is the promotion of Art Students interest in art. This is done through the many projects they undertake. To start off the year right, the Art Club sponsored a sock-sop on January 24. Spring projects were a tea for the teacher and a bakesale to earn money. Also held in the spring was the induction and spread for new members. A banquet closed a very successful year. Seniors received small presents and two scholarships were given to worthy seniors. All this could not- have been possible without the faithful help and guidance of Miss Conlin. Tiff? '52 ROW 1: Jean Kessler, Marilyn Leach, Carolyn Saunders, Joyce Smart, Carroll Routson. ROW 2: Sandra Fuire, Barbara Asta, Judy Perry, Frances Smart. ROW 3: Linda Murray, Kathleen Wallace, Carol Bunnell. Carolyn Saunders ........ President Jean Kessler ..... . . . V. President Marolyn Leach . . .... Secretary Sally Dunn .... .... T reasurer Joyce Smart . . . . . . Chaplain JU IDR RED CROSS The purpose of the Junior Red Cross is to help others. The club held and took care of the annual Red Cross collection and sponsored the filling of Junior Red Cross boxes which were sent overseas. During the :course of the year, several speakers were engaged. At- one of the meetings, a coke and chip party was enjoyed. The year ended with a party for all of the members. Miss Sack is thanked by all for the time and effort she gave to make the year worthwhile. C3 , C? Sandra Fuire . . .... President Sandra Kratt ...... Vice President Carol Lesinszki .... Secretary Diane Neis .. .. Treasurer 4512 . ,mam , K f in ,za U1 - mm ROW I : Carol Lesinszki, Sandra Fuire, Sandra Kratt, Diane Neis, Judy Carey, Sandra Chapman. ROW 2: Diane Bellamy, Helen Bennett, Karen Battles, Jackie Bondy, Jo Dioletti, Sharon Guerin. ROW 3: Carol Horak, Joyce Szor, Kathy Zatko, Sue Whitman, Ruth Kla- witter, Peggy Nellett, Miss Sack. ROW 4: Barbara Zutavern, Stephanie Daubner, Barbara East, Janice Mausser, Beverly Baker. SWIMMI G CLUB ROW I Judy Hycke Alice Ponstlngle Donna Cook Regina Carroll Ruth Smart Jean Burgm Sally Cavmee Marcia Fields Carol Ishmel Pat Bunker The purpose of the swimming club is the development of skill 1n synchronized swimming Our bw objective is a water show sometime dunnff the year The club 1S opened to any girl mterested in swimming In 1957 it presented the first water show to be given at Waite High School which took us Around The World Thls March the swimming club will take us Through the Year The student directors of the shows are Alxce Ponstmgle and Joan Coburn They are outstandlng members of our team The club has another project, wluch IS sending birthday cards to the faculty Miss Ousky is the talented advisor. President ........ Rae Zimmerman Vice President ..... Alice Ponstingle Secretary ...... . L . . . Joan Burgin Treasurer .... ....... R uth ,Smart 102 l A gl. xi, , . ff? l ROW 1: Ronald Bedee, David Gayton. ROW 2: William Rogie, William Cameron. ROW 3. Wayne Goodlive, Ralph Hagmann, James Riegharde. ROW 4: Richard Braun, Dorman Reed, Eugene Morris, Larry Hammel. The purpose of the Waite High School Music Club is the encourage- ment of musical education and the development of. a desire for music among the boys of Waite who' cannot schedule a music course. It is open to only sophomore, junior, or senior boys who have not failed in any subject. Mr. Evans and Mr. Haxton have been appreciated by the club for their keen inspiration. ROW I: George Deem, Larry Pokoryn, Tom Jennings, Thomas Schnell, Richard Gerrard, Ronald Carr. ROW 2: David Dayton, Dennis Shook, Ronald Bedee, Joseph Gaghen, James Velliquette, Scott Lee, Harold Habel. ROW 3: William Sutter, Ronald Melcer, William Taylor, John Bistay, Bill Greene, Bill Irmen. ROW 4: John Wilson, Dave Sibberson, David Gruetter, Jered Henkle, Lewis Thomas. , ah..' it w, 1 ui W F n P AA l M - ' M. .. . ffsfsiftiz, VTEW :Fa-a 2 ,AM X W-N5 Mawr WM ' M5-522-??'f1 KN 'faziiifiesz :few , Majorettes: Pat DeShetler, Suzette Lattimor Suzanne Kovacs, Judy Gronau, Bill Green V. Pres., Sandra Wiseley, Karen Cadaret, Ros mary Hipkiss, Brenda. Massey. Band, ROW A Sandra Wiseley, Myrna Hendrix, Adlaide Lu wig, Gisela Rueshle, Judy Gronau, Suzan Kovacs, Pat DeShetler, Virginia White, Sherr Fogle, Vicky Roller, Carolyn Schultheis, Bever Roe. ROW 2: John Peck, Dorman Reed, Ju Marshall, Judy Elston-Treas., Suzette Lat more, Carrie Fox, Doris Rate, Barbara Bickfor Wayne Brown, Mfilliam Greene, Joyce Sz Sue McKorkel, Jo'mne Szor Helen Ten Eyc Beverly Belkofer Eva Warren, George Weav ROW 3: Dick Braun, Ellen Beveridge Caro Foley Jackie Fournier, Mary Adams Art Ke ot Wesley Brown Rowland Jewson A Krick William Lowe Ralph Hagman Stanl L J , . i f I 2 C J 33 K hs s : : Q : M 5 W 1. 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W 1s'Erf .1132 ..r . n Choir participated in many curricular and extra-curricular activities during the school year. At the mass-meeting between our old rival, Scott, the Choir sang for the Coronation of the queen and her court. The Christmas season brought many performances for the choir such as: the annual singing at the Kiwanis Club, at radio station WTDS, the Baltimore and Ohio Rai1road's Christmas dinner, and Christmas nativity program at school. The Area High School Choral Festival on February 9th was topped off by the honor of having Mr. Valter Poole, as guest conductor. Our Spring Music Festival was given by the combined forces of the Choir, Band, Glee Club, and Ensembles. Contest for choirs throughout Ohio was a wonderful experience for every member of our choir. As the year progressed the choir again had the opportunity to sing for the Good Friday services at school, at Trinity Church, and for the East Side churches. High lights of the social events were the Choir-Band roast in November and the Choir roast in June. The Choir finished its school year with many accomplishments well done for which it extends to Mr. Evans a most deserved thanks. l' M E 'i -A -Q K 2 J' 7 A5 f 1 X. 1 .ga .4 gfpll .. I - . 'aug-:-nf 4 M. A 83,1-YH ug . .. ff' J WMM., .- Jr' v ji 'l' Y- Qf C7 6 F, PERI FORUN4 Si -'M r.-, I l 22 ,Y W ZETS -A - N L J D1 I ,..' , yr CD.Df M PHH. JLI IOR COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE ROW I: Sandra Kratt, Sandra Sheets, Sandra Fuire, Nance Nedelco, Sylvia Lopez. ROW 2: Joseph Gaghen, Brenda Massey, Charles Smith, Janet Clemens, Robert Tarpchinoff. ROW 3: John Passante, Ron Sondergeld, Douglas Meeker, Ralph Fifer. I 'fy' K PLAY COMMITTEE ROW I: Thelma Peppard, Diane Bellamy. ROW 2: Don Belkofer, Judy Morgan, Charles Bylow. f 'ljvgsn -3 I. it ff C 'jknglgw' ,Zia gs, J ,' 34 E ,ZF ' :Q 1 i I 2 , ,sf m,,,,,, RING COMMITTEE ROW I: Pat DeShetler, Linda Siciliano, Iris Stroh, Darlene Noggle. ROW 2: Karen Wil- son, Pete Stoner, Ken Holzcheiter, John Bistay, Sue Thompson. ROW 3: Lee Hess, William McCrory, Steve Drotar, James Marquette, Sergius Baranowski. ML? lf.,-.Jil ,,, , i WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE ROW I: Dolores Lockert, Nancy Ball, Suzette Latimore. ROW 2: John Cubberly, Lee Hess, Thomas Cooper. .2 ,:,,. 2,3 - ,S Z I f.. g uw ur I 1 I N , T 1, E YQ, 'I It ' P, gt! WHEN ' -'Ep I I 2 a C7 -- if , H w 1 Q I., IL ,M , .gf--:-5' L ,.gv.,5QAf ' ' .- FAI ,fi ?? H U14-,,. f ...hw 1 Q w V 5 A2 .. M-, .V ji!!! Wllligg' ,l ,X ,,.a . .1- .qv M wh-. .f w 4. Ax.-' 4 'ta 15,15- if Barbara Liebherr . . . . . Kay Huffman . . . . . Judy Ring ...... Margie Sharp ...... Martha Hammond . . Darla Larson .... ......... Joyce Smart ..... ........... . . . . President Vice President . . . . Secretary .. Treasurer . . . . Reporter . Sgt.-at-Arms . Sgt.-at-Arrns Carolyn Jeremy . . . .. Chairman of Committees ROW l: Ka Grunden, Judy Ring, Margie' Sharp, Barbara Liebherr, Martha Hammond, Y Darla Larson, Joyce Smart. ROW 2: Annette Kontak, Kay Huffman, Nancy Bueschen, Marie Peterson, Mary Henderson, Mary Peterson, Betty Saylor. ROW 3: Tonilee Schimrnel, Joan Dalton, Judy Borosos, Marcia Fields, Sally Cavinee, Lynda Stokley, Pat Lamb, Carolyn Jeremy. ' ' M dl Mildred Gower, Rita Fisher, Frances ROW 4: Sharon Bridges, Carole Bahnsen, Regina e ey, Smart, Bernadine Rocha. The Pep Club is a new organization to build enthusiasm among the students. With their advisor, Miss Linville, they have undertaken several projects such as a roast at Fort Meigs, the Sock-Hop held after the Waite-Central football game, a trip to Cleveland under the sponsorship of our teachers, mass meetings, bake sale, coke-chip Christmas party, and they also decorated the halls for color week. Any student in Waite High is eligible to join and become a part of this growing organization as long as he is interested in our activi- ties and is willing to co-operate to carry out our purposes. We are the first high school in Toledo to have a card section portraying both letters and pictures. We would like to thank Miss Linville for giving us so much help and guidance during our second year of organization. N Sondra, Nickoloif ARSITY rf o -0 'xv .wa 4 O Jeanne Miller HEER LEADERS Fred Howell Wayne DeRamme1aere Larry Donegan arolyn Ogle vig Z in Sandra. Sheets Linda. Siciliano QI L ' , X Y 'v V Betty Wodlard ISELEY -Y' JANICE 9ETERSO . J U DY CREADY ' F JOYCE TILTON E .. , Illflllk I I Let's get this thing over with. 5 M- , . ' fig N Let's do this more often. I could have danced all night. aff 'Aer if-5 H M, Hp. 1 . 5 , 'YY 30301, We made it. Q. Q u E E N S My happiest moment. Cheese! Hi Ma! .r-NM . NK' 'Q ooo IS, will 0 0043U do 0 Q30 0 o002Rw 000000 :fi 3 v oO00CJg 0000 Oo 6' ooafvo 0 000250 NV w NJ ATHLETIC MA AGEME T Standing: Mr. Marazon, Bowling, Mr. Epstein, Fr. Footballg Mr. Suszka Fr. Basketball, Golf 3 Mr. Clement, Trainer, Mr. Snyder, Backfield Coach 7 Track 5 Mr. Casper, Lightweight Basketball g Mr. Hendren, Lightweight Foot- ballg Mr. Konnert, Ticket Manager. Sitting: Mr. Welker, Line Coach, Baseball Mr. Scallish, Head Football Coach, Mr. Jones, Athletic Manager 5 Mr. LaBuda Varsity Basketball, Mr. Wilhelm, Equipment Manager, Tennis. 118 3 J ARSITY FOOTBALL ROW I : Arnie Cowell, Tom Moran, Coach Snyder, Coach Scallish, Coach Welker, Bill Todorowski, Ed Clemens. ROW 2: Dave Clemens, Art Urbanyi, Wayne Strock, Ron Lincoln, Pete Stoner, Ed Schiavone, Buck Locke, Bob Fox. ROW 3: Jim Wasserman, Glen Dupuis, Toensing DeWitt, Bill Bueschen, Tom Ley, Jerry Wasserman, Frank Hackl. ROW 4: Dennis Massie, Waite's varsity had a very successful season with a fine representation on the All City Team. On the first offensive was Frank Hackl, end. On the second offensive were Frank Hackl, end 5 Arnie Cowell, guard 5 Bill McCrory, end, Buck Locke, halfbackg and Ron Lincoln, halfback. On the second defensive team were George Horak, tackle 5 and Arnie Cowell, linebacker. Pete Stoner, Bill McCrory, Bill Todorowski, Larry Warner, Ron Lincoln, and Bob Swartzkopf received Honorable Mention. The team could never have done so well without the backing and guidance of the coaching staff. Waite wishes to extend their appreciation to Coach Scallish, Coach Welker, and Coach Snyder. Carl Stevens, Bob Martis, Joe Cummings, Larry Wamer, Bill McCrory, Tyrone Collins, Jim Marquette. ROW 5: Steve Drotar, Don Belkofer, Edward Paul, Bob Schwarzkopf, Ed Burchall, Jack Schober, George Horak, Doug Walton. 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W 1 3 M1 5.1 1 11 we MQ H17 . 1 11 11 H1 1r1 'W 1 111W M 1 1 II 1 IIIHII111 1 1 . . 1, .11 in ,,,L, Mn 5 Q if H -, I H I, V, .3 ,.., , . - X fi, fa 'f,,s,,p ' ' 5 L I t w rf , Mfg: eral, 1 ,551 it ' ,L.. , ROW I : Don Melmes, Dave Bassler, Jerry Yoder, Robert McGovern, John Fernbaugh, Dave Paul, Jerry Curran, Bill Bueschen, ROW 2: Russ Bowland, Normand Reed, Al Pirolli, Jerry Nellett, Frank Talip, Eugene Huston, Morse Talip, Dave Bright, Bob Johnson. ROW 3: John Leacty, G E I G H Buuno Isak, Terry Greuter, Jack Dejohn, Larry Green, Mike Clear, Jim Davis, Floyd Shin, Ed Langlois, Jerry Thompson, Coach Hendren. ROW 4: Glen Meyers, Wane Brown, Dick Kwiat- kowski, Jim Larkin, Jim Young, Thomas Johnson, Dick Gottfried, Roger Bell, Clarence Rape, A L' Eulan Incker. Lightweight Football Scores Freshman Football Scores Waite .... O Macomber .... O Waite .... O Macomber .... 0 Waite .... 26 Scott ......... 19 Waite .... 2 1 Scott ......... 0 Waite .... 6 DeVilbiss ...... 14 Waite .... 27 DeVilbiss ...... O Waite .... 7 Libbey . . . . . .13 Waite .... 6 Central . . . . . . . 7 Waite .... 0 Clay . . . . . . 6 Waite ,... 18 Woodward . . . . 0 Waite .... 26 Central ....... 18 Waite .... 12 Libbey . . . . . . 6 Waite .... 16 Woodward .... 19 FRESHMA FOOTBALL ROW I : Don Velliquette, Fred Nickoloff, Don Schaeffer, Paul Snider, Steve Novak, Richard Lytle, Tom Bell, Paul Welch, Mike Vlasick. ROW 2: Roger Vorraber, Al Segora, Leon Deluna, Wayne Rode, Steve Vargo, Tom Sheehy, Frank Coughlin, Frank Myers, John Bartic, Ed Miller. ROW 3: Don Palen, Mike Wanier, Phil Watters, Ron Schinharl, Ed Bollin, Ronnie Kain, Bill Currey, Sam Pettaway, Ralph Kimbers. ROW 4: Gary Brown, Mgr., Larry Bass, Harold Hamilton, Butch Adams, Tom Leach, Bill Vorrager, Ken Lorton, Otis Gammons, Paul Gercak, Leonard Donavan. ROW 5: Coach Nowak, Dale Eber, Clarence Hornbeak, Bob Costillo, Gilbert Guzman, Tom Rogers, Coach Epstein. R . I E F I i e i . -N ,,,, Y ....,.. ,,,, -...-.,,.. .,.,, ... ,..,.,...... ..... ..,,.,,,,..,. .. ..,.,,. WM. ,,,,..,,,..,,., . ,, - ..... .... -.....-...............1............,......-.........-..M ..., ,,,.,,,,x,.,, , .u,,....,,, , , ,,,,. ,,,,., 1... ...Z ...,.,..,........-,.....,..f.,... n,.n ......... A,..,.. .,.,..., ..,., WW. .,..,...,.,..,,,.,,....,....,,-,,,..,- ,..,,,... .--.:+4..4 F' Liv gif., E ,, 7T',' i -1 ,T .-,.H. -TWYT-, YI, fr fi 1 . - .T........,..-.T 1ii ?'L..3, A' iI w LNL... 13, . ,wird iii' ' TJH-1 - ii' A ill fr- , 1 ff T '7,: yu-- fl ' ' 41' flwlf ' TJTT ' '-Y lx. 1 Pix '27, ,T ..1. T , f,., ..,,-7--3 .Q---'I P. .-I---' mf 'Q 1 V. ,V 1 'v A R EE' Z M L In . NX .., , if 5, Center: Whitney Strock, Coach Mr. LaBuda. Left to Right: Bob Tarpchinoff, Tom Cooper, Bill McCrory, Ron Materni, Bob Donnal, Bob Perry, Butch Sass, Lee Hess, Pete Stoner. ARSITY BASKETBALL The 1957-1958 basketball season opened on a successful note as Waite defeated Sylvania and Whitmer in the first two games. Then as the Indians moved into the city league competi- tion, inexperience began to show itself and along with several injuries made the going very rough. The team finally broke through with a thrilling overtime win over Woodward. In the next four games, Waite played outstanding ball. The team defeated Libbey, lost a well played ball game to Central, and then came back with two more wins over St. Francis Waite ..... ..... 6 0 Sylvania .... .... 4 9 Waite... ...6l Whitrner ....5O Waite ..... ..... 4 3 Libbey ....... .... 5 2 Waite. . . ..... 36 Woodward .... . . . .63 Waite ..... .... 4 4 Central ..... .... 6 6 Waite... ...49 Newark ....73 Waite ..... . . .54 Maumee .... . . . .71 Waite ..... . . .46 DeVilbiss . . . . . . .51 Waite ..... .... 3 9 Clay ..... .... 5 1 Waite ..... . . .48 Scott . .. . . . .73 in overtime, and DeVilbiss. The season closed with two defeats by Macomber and Scott. Three seniors, Captain Whitey Strock, Bob Donnal, and Bob Perry were outstanding players. Coming. back next year to form the backbone of the 1959 squad will be Pete Stoner, Clarence Sass, Tom Cooper, Bob Tarpchinoff, Lee Hess, and Ron Maternif These boys plus a fine group of reserve players promise to make for Waite a good team. Waite 35 Macomber Waite ..... . . . 78 Woodward Waite 52 Libbey . . Waite 57 Central . . Waite ..... . . .63 St. Francis Waite 71 DeVilbiss Waite 37 Macomber Waite ..... ..... 4 4 Scott .... Tournament Waite ..... . . . 38 Scott . . . OW I: John Hatfield, Dave Schlisher, Mickey DeHook, John Peters. ROW 2: Doug Williams, raig Scobie, Tom Hoskins, Bill Bueschen, Bill Romp. ROW 3: Larry Skeldon, Gary Gronau, ene Houston, Jerry Thompson, Roger Fisher, Coach Casper. LIGHT EIGHT A D FRESHMA ai aite alte 2.1tC 18 Ottowa Hills 2 7 24 28 'CC .... 30 DeVilbiss .. 24 Macornber . 30 28 24 30 28 22 Libbey .... Woodward . Central .... Lake ...... Scott ...... St. Francis . Whitmer .. Woodward . Libbey .... Central .... Maumee .. St. Francis . DeVilbiss .. Macomber . Scott ..... BASKETBALL Waite Waite Waite .... Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Waite Sylvania . Whitrner Libbey . . Woodward Central . Maumee DeVi1biss Clay .... Macomber Scott .... Woodward Libbey .. Central . . St. Francis DeVilbiss Macomber Scott .... ROW I: Nick Caputo, Steve Mierzejewski, Dave Murry, Paul Reed. ROW 2: Roger Vorraber Jim Daniel, Lorenzo Autman, Bob Dyer, Phil Watters. ROW 3: Butch Adams, Tom Leach Don Palen, Eddie Miller, Jim Sparks, Steve Novak. . .L ,F K , M 5. gg? - ii wx x X L.. -.vfigii W-dwwf Aw sz Q., 2.1-13.5 he-..-2-E 155.2722 . 's.c2f ? L,A.. 'f M v , ,M ,Q .wrt ,. T5 P2 Q ?'1?fE BASEBALL ROW I: Pat Durand, Tom Olliver, Pete Stoner, Ron Lincoln, Bob Micenic, Dick Miller, Bob Baumgartner, Bill Romp. ROW 2: Jim Wasserman, Floyd Northrupp, Lee Hess, Bob Tarpchinoff, Tom Moran, Larry Skeldon, jim Szabo. ROW 3: Joe Pinketure, john Peck, Bill Toth, Whitey Strock, Gary Krapp, Coach Welker. The 1957 City Champions were coached by Mark Welker. Their over-all record for the year was ll wins and 4 losses. The City League record was 10 wins and 2 losses. Bob Micenic, pitcher, led the team to 10 wins and only 1 loss. He was known for his fine pitching ability and was a vital asset to the team. Dick Miller, captain of the team, did an out- standing job at second base. The leading batter was Pete Stoner with an average of .361. Whitey Strock was next with an average of .306 followed by Joe Pinketure with .302. The team wishes to thank Mr. Welker for his line coaching ability that led them to the champion- ship. 1957 City Champs Schedule Waite .......... 5 Libbey ....... Waite .... 13 Maumee ....... Waite .... 6 Anthony Wayne . Waite .. 7 Central ....... . Waite .... 6 Woodward .... Waite .... 0 DeVilbiss . . . Waite .. 7 Scott ...... . Waite .... .... 4 Macomber .... Waite .... 4- Lake ....... Waite .... 2 Central .... Waite .... 5 Libbey .... Waite .... 1 DeVilbiss . . . Waite ..... .... 7 Macomber .... Waite .... 7 Woodward .... Waite ..... .... 6 Scott ...... 129 I EF id 5, :wanna ,-,N S G lg... .. .... was 3 l ROW I: Bill Brand, Bob Brummet, Johnny Peters. ROW 2: Pat Durand, Bill Romp, Vernon Smalley, Roger Sellers. ROW 3: Coach Marazno, Arnie Cowell, Joe Pinketure, George Scott, J im Szabo. BO LING The bowlers of Waite High School captured both the American and National League Championships in the High School Bowling Conference. It marked the first time in the 25-year history of the schoolboy circuit that the same school placed first in both divisions. The National League bowlers won 47M games and lost only 62. The Nats won the high team series with 2602, and the high team with 908. Jim Szabo, the captain of the team, led the league with a 172 average. Individual awards were received by three seniors: James Szabo, Arnie Cowell, and Dennis Larson, fthe league reporterj, three juniors: Pat Durand, Roger Sellers, and Bob Brummet, and one sophomore Bill Brand. The American League won 46 and lost 8 games. Bill Romp captainecl the Americans. Individual awards were received by Bob Donnal and joe Pinkature, sen- iorsg George Scott, junior, and Bill Rornp, John Peters, and Vern Smalley, sophomores. George Scott had the team's high average with a fine 162. Although losing five top-flight men through grad- uation, the caliber of the unclerclassrnen returning seems to indicate a repeat performance next year. 130 TRACK ROW I : Bob Sharpe, Jim Gardull, Fred Ludwig, Ed Burchol, Frank Talip, Willie Lipkins, Tyrone Joduin, Kenneth Young. ROW 2: Tyrone Collins, Bill McCrory, Pete Biddle, Don Belkofer, Mike Witte, Jerry Thomp- The best point makers were: Duane Adams-100 and 220 yard dash, 880 relay, and shot put. Bill Poell- nitz-high hurdles, high jump, and relay. Leroy Weathers-broad jump and 440 yard dash. Bob Ellis and Pete Biddle-dashes. Bill McCrory-best miler. Don Belkofer-half-mile run. Bill McCoy, Fred Lud- wig, Jim Gardull, Willie Lipkins, Larry Warner, Ed Clemens, George Horak, all made line contributions to the team's success during the season. son, Larry Wamer, Walt Stewart, Coach Jones. ROW 3: Calvin Hoffer, Ed Clemens, Terry Young, Leroy Weathers, Duane Adams, Bill Poellnitz, Bob Ellis, George Horak. Waite .... . . . Waite .... . . . Waite .... . . . Waite .... . . . Waite .... ..... Waite .......... DeVilbiss Relays 1957 TRACK RECORD 39 Scott ......... . . . 79 88 Central . . . . . 30 4912 Libbey . . . .... 685 78M Macomber . . . . . 39M 72 Woodward . . ...... 46 46W DeVilbiss . . .....,.. 71 W Fourth Place Fifth Place District-Bowling Green 131 TENN S increasing each year. The League. practiced at Navarre. Helfrich, Bill Cowdary. 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ROW 5: Bonnie Sweeney, Carolyn Bear, Sherry Schuetter, Darlene Noggle, Sherry Mills, Gale Hurst, Faye Wunschel, Joan Nicholes, Sandy Coburn. BOYS' GYM GIRLS' GYM ROW I: Steve Ambrose, Jim Simpson, Ray Hughes, Ralph Hart. ROW 2: Ken Holzscheiter, Dick Welch, Robert Allgier, Joe Haas, Eugene Johnson, Bill Romp. ROW 3: Tom Cooper, Tom Antoine, Ron Lincoln, Steve Drotar, Arnie Cowell. ROW 4: Frank Hackl, Joe Boray, Paul Nyers, Ralph Fifer, Dave Sibberson. LIBRARY mhgiuun KL, Al ROW I: Marianne Cannon, Marcia Webb, Virginia Moses, Joyce Kovarik, Judy Cready. ROW 2: Pat Biedinger, Babbs Lasko, Beverly Belkofer, Ann Hudson, Sharon Hoffman. ROW 3: Gwenn Calanni, Barbara Ramasocky, Nancy Scott, Marilyn Balduf. ROW 4: Sandy White, John Passante, Margaret Hallauer. WAITE' ROW 1: Judy Monk, Betty Saylor, Sue Duharnel, Pat Green, Marianne Cannon, Ann Hansbrough. ROW 2: Bev Cowell, Valeny Meyers, Hedy Jones, Sue Collins, Dennie Cambridge, Kay Burnep, Emma Hay. ROW 3: Andrea Hester, Nonnie Jo Gee, Paulene Lasko, Madge Owens, Mary Ann Jeannie Miller, Sondra Minnick, Sue Zaye. ROW 4: Jean Johnson, Barb Liebherr, Carolyn Peters, Darlene Shanteau, Erlean Maltbia, Joyce Myers, Donna Cook. ATHLETIC OFFICE SCIENCE LAB 3 Diane Bellamy, Joanne Adams, Gloria Hancock, Boyce. ROW 4: Linda Roughton, Nancy Tamowsky, Noggle, Gwenn Calanni, Carolyn Ogle. MOVIE PROJ ECTION ISTS I: Sharon Wollenhecker, Carol Ogle, Connie Johnson, ROW I: Myrna Hendrix, Margaret Clarkson, Pat Bird, Ann Schultheis. ROW 2: Mary Adams, Ellie Poxe- Franks. ROW 2: Helen TenEyck, Sue Watson, Barbara Lieb Carol Klawonn, Rosemary Hipkiss, Mr. Konnert. herr, Ilona Pawlowski, Susan Payne. ROW 3: William Blan kenship, Charles Conklin, Paul Everett, William Parks. ASS I STANTS CAFETERIA ROW I: Douglas Jenssen, Wally Stiving, Neil Kraft. ROW 2: Sam Green, Robert Shellhammer, Jerry Nellett, Martin Bol- ger. ROW 3: Don Melms, John Berry, George Rajner, Donald Armstrong, Charles Fogel. ROW 4: Mr. Casper, John Simon, Marlin Miller, Ed Haase, Paul Bellas, David Huth. 135 ROW I : Priscilla Morris, Judy Kanavel, Bartha Cilmagrier, Janet Barror. ROW 2: Bela Hollolazy, Chuck Willis, William Romp, Jerry Yoder, Dave Jones. ROW 3: Norman Feck, Jerry Fox, Aden Cunningham, Tom Johnson, Dick Gottfried, Bill Toths ROW 4: Bob Reddick, Jim Gardull, James Olive, Ron Materni, Ed Langlois, John Barrett, Ed McNeil. 1 x P X N? 'es if 'I HO OR STUDENTS RECCGNIZED ee ee J i1QfH1 e e 1 'KN I Cream of the Crop. Glad you made it. ef lui 'W-P' r' You don't mean it! Proud Parents. Y v I I 1 I N Q is VJ if I , A thrilling experience. Education is serious, , 1' -' ' D, , LA W is-1 V b Vw VV ,I ,J L --1 Q1-1 415 12514 , if ., :H 32- 1 ir If Jil, xx 1 1 v Mfr H i 3 5 Q . Q., ' ,,- ,4 5 f f ' if l . f , q 5 Wi M X 4 Worfh Talking Abouf... A JOB AT OHIO BELL Interesting work. . .good pay and frequent raises. . .lots of new friends. . and plenty of chances for promotion. COME IN AND TALK IT OVER THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY GLAUSER'S NGREENHOUSE-FRESH7, Flowers Cut Flowers, Potted Plants, Funeral Designs O 4510 Woodville Road OX 1-4684- We Telegraph Flowers 'ISAY IT WITH FLOWERS REDDISH BROTHERS SPORTING GOODS AND MARINE SUPPLIES 0 REDDISH BROTHERS HARDWARE For Your HARDWARE NEEDS 0 RETAILERS FOR 40 YEARS At STARR S1 EAST BROADWAY CONGRATULATIONS! TO ALL 1958 GRADUATES May you he as successful in everything you do, as you have been these last four pleasant years at Waite I-Ii. J. C. PENNEY CO. Corner Main and First Streets OX 3-4444 HRISTMAS AT AITE isa. '! l' -L. 4' iam f' IX v I x ,-ff' if , U J. .3 1 9 , L. ,uf Si- ,W wg. f5zf T32 fig ' A E555 ga: w iE,gx sw fs. 'xg 15- .U .N rg, q,,Lq, .3 , .f,. HS' , T, xi , 'ig vs Q1 Wiegggsg x I 1 'Aff ire' , 4' , K K uv 'f XXi?5hif53?l2?E' L . .f'f1- , 1 RSE.. S L T k: . ,I U! v 4, , ag, Af-1...f V, Mm. I .ffiif 1 -ifgiff :am-. Es - ii! , 31, ML L ,Wh 1 5.-,E '21 -mr .ab gn 'v j:f?i'.'.X... , . H 44, . mm. , . g mi -.4 :N- 'T Am, was we M3522 Offwml Ph0ZL0Cg1 dpb67 J Waite High School LAMSON'S STUDIO SECOND Never thought I'd see the day. We're all behind you, boys. P F A , N EJ, . W 'QQ Wiz., A dream come true. You tell 'em, Dianne. Congratulat.ions. What did you say this is? ,.,- V23 xl!! iw 'F :P 'I -m x Glass Has Made A Difference LIBBEY ' OWENS ' FORD V Now is the time to reflect the good ole' daysi' in school -the many friends, your favorite teachers, sports and dances and parties. But when looking at todayis school architecture, we think you'll agree that glass HAS made a difference! Here's picture-proof that school corridors don't have to be dark and dreary tunnels. No longer must walls be solid and opaque. Today, more attention is being paid to day- light and view. When reflecting upon the advantages of this glass age, we think you'll agree that the good NEW daysn are better. a Great Name in Glass Compliments of WETLI'S MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 648 MAIN STREET School and Artists' Supplies. . .Greeting Cards ANCHOR PRINTING 646 MAIN STREET Harold Suprise OX l-4018 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS Authorized Parts and Service Auto-Lite. . .Delco-Remy GROSS AUTOMOTIVE Compliments of Howard A. Eggleston and Kermit L. Meinert EGGLESTON-MEINERT Funeral Home 211 Platt St. fnear Post Office OX 3-4-446 732-734 Main Street OX 15709 Y ' - L. 5 2: J -W M MT145 N. Y Q , H .gg-55:4 --ET .. M Y, J rf X H PN Fi :N - - time X tn X I ,H . , w X Hi? W Q .113 1 , wig 'A A M ,, N521 'o . o ,li-It ' 4 k I 11.10. :.n..o..fx la F ':.'.. -'::'5a?f5T1.. W 1 1 H ' . o',4',' 'I 1 : I'.' 1 'Q'-'W C ' I X -:--: f - ' N '.'T?!' 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COOK Postofhce Address: Maumee, Ohio Telephone LU-3-6320 LANDIVIARKS OF PROGRESS . . . in TOLEDO-Glass Center of the World 9 Ep' I AlI Ill XXL o 1-.Jug These four buildings reflect the technological achieve- , 2 V ments of Owens-Illinois Glass Company, whose ,N V physlcal growth has left these indelible q ,fn 1 E fl p 1 , nnpressions on the industrial ge. 1,735 inn W ni .ZF if lil ? lt1f'5i?lan? ,l up BE H face of Toledo. 1 4 ' I .' I 1 ' xii l rl ,1, ' Et ' 'E 1 .,.. i f W' H.. ' . H Wig? 4 R l x II 1 H UU! N.. H - 'I 5 ,I .' 11 : B .1 ezgdfdgjg , - Jr I IN ull B Duruglas Center .- B. W'x:,.K,lll. j ,3 54, H B wh 8- Ad-ms tguruuugg w ff h it ,f I lg H: B 1, , S t. - 'M-'I ' H 1 in H l C stomer servicef cil'ti s st ff d b , y I ff 5 4, 0 ff 0 111' ' h I B 5u0, o er wens- a iriozi 'cusorizers tngadldbj 1 . Ml El E X vantages of specialized package design, M H E I , mm procilzuct and packaging research, and . f' ll-' ' i g mar eting services. if CN I l owens-Illinois Building - , I ll I :EMI Madison 81 St. Clair ll lil ,.,, ' I 1 Wi l A . llllswvwy-!'.MlUTEIlHll tl1rH5n - I1l . y ' 5 2 ' EW 1 5 More than 1,000 Toledo-area resi- E 1 M fa., dents work in the O-I General 3 , 5 'lf 'ig ,M ,M om es-directing activities of - K 1 I ga! Illl ,W 27500, coast to coast. -.Ia HEX' Uhlmg i hey Gloss Division ant M. Ash 31 ChUmPIoin I 'W WEQ f r ' f, ' :l n ':' 1 'fmt Home of fine Libbey table glassware, this manufacturing plant employs more than 1,200 and is one of 31 Owens-Illinois plants across the nation. Owens-Illinois Technical Center 1700 North Westwood ll skim e -' ff - ' .A,,, Q-I fl f - ax, 1 0 f' ' - ' ' rW!ww11 Ml'p lil g ift-hihilihiiiiui Q: , ,. few., ,wiggmg :Q S .. ' ll t'i4.:1.W,g ' u fsxf:::s-ff- ,. ::'.Q. -' Q 4' , 'Lf ,....f-.FL .cc, ,,,..,.,,., rr .... 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MYOUIVE TRIED THE REST, NOW HAVE THE BEST 228 Oak Street OX 1-7761 Compliments of JOHNSON FORD SALES, INC. YOUR EAST TOLEDO FORD DEALER 301 Platt street OX-1-5729 ' Toledo 57 Ohio 323 Main Street OX 3-4431 GOOD fences GoON,S FOR EVERY NEED HOMES ' FARMS ' ESTATES COMMERCIAL 0 INDUSTRIAL MARLEAU-HERCULES FENCE CO. 3602 Detroit Avenue at Collingwood CH I-2242 CUT-RATE DRUGS Kodaks Film - Prescriptions OX I-2297 Oak and Fassett Streeis Compliments of BROWN MOTOR SALES Congratulations Seniors From EAST TOLEDO CLUB TOLEDO'S OLDEST The Civic Club PONTIAC DEALER That Serves the Community O Front Street, Opposite Waite High School OX 1-4-631 KUHLMAN QUALITY MASONRY PRODUCTS SINCE 1901 BETTER BUILDING MATERIALS Ohio's Largest Selection of Face Brick READY-MIXED CONCRETE Waterproohng - Insulation Aluminum Windows - O-I Glass Block Yard 1-22 Main Street 8' Yard 4--153 So. St. Clair Str t Yard 2-744 Water Street EXPWI1 COUVICOUS Sefvlce Yard 5-439 Sylvania Avenue Yard 3-2400 Consaul Street CHerry 3-4-107 Yard 6-2900 Dorf Street 'w ?im 52,2 ' J , , 1 Af , . A , .,l V ' A-,'g1,' X , I' 1 1 N - .' - T . I, , I' xg X -9, I -5 V 'n' f 1' , 3 . 4 ' 1 fm-- g 1 7' , A . as -v , z . z I ' N -21, ' , Jan. A W f- - - . my-nu -M. It 7 Y ' .J gg ,I ' F? 'fx 2 2: ' - ,, ' I. . ' ,,' , Aw 4 . , Y 1 V K 5 ' - ff Zfwfu V I .. ' --.. I + '.-QT-- 5' .-- ,4 A- - -' ,ff - , , wait : A if 5,1- ' f f-71 , 1' , Vi ix .1 'A was . Y ' X' f ,,L : ,1,,,4' 'S i Z V .3 NN! v w lk .4 fl , S W if ,sas ,L 830 East Broadwa CONGRATULATIONS from WANAMAKER'S Upholstered Furniture Made to Order Reupholstering FINEST IN CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE 208 Main Street OX I-1549 DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS THIS YOU CAN DEPEND ON . . . In whatever line of endeavor you engage-business or industry, the pro- fessions, science-you will use more electricity to do more things easier, better, cheaper. And this, too, you can depend on: business-managed, investor-owned electric companies like Toledo Edi- son will continue to plan and build ahead so you can LIVE BETTER, ELECTRICALLY. . Low cosklg - . ,' F C571 user - V - E- MW- snvlc: . . MEDICINES COSMETICS Nobody in Toledo Sells Better Drugs' HAYNES QEriel DRUG STORE Corner East Broadway and Woodville Best Wishes to the 1958 Waite High Graduates MUELLER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Compliments of CLEGG AMBULANCE SERVICE Owned and operated by Worth W. Clegg Funeral Home Y OX 1-1729 Warren Clegg, Mgr. OX I 2481 I957 CALE SEPTEMBER 4 6 11 13 16 17 19 20 -Opening of school -Old Newsboy football game -S.C. trip to Educational Exhibit 5 First issue of Sizzle -S.C. Mass Meetingg Waite-Columbus North game. -Senior Class Meeting -Homeroom S.C. elections -Magazine Campaign opens -S.C. Mass Meetingg Waite-Fremont gameg S.C. Sock Hop 24-Tri-lit meeting for new members 25-Junior Class Meeting , 27-Waite-Macomber game 3 S.C. Sock Hop g Peri mass O Qu: -PNN-1.19 LLS-?'E I-4'51 l-'nigga . 217713 gl 'HO Q.-1' ' o :cm sg fi fe E? gf. s r 3. O fm D' I3 2 o ' 5' 5 5 F 2+ O. 5 -Q.D. mass meetingg Waite-Dayton-Roosevelt gameg Varsity Club sock hop -Beginning of S.C. Safety Week -Zet mass meetingg Waite-DeVilbiss game -Preparation for Marriage talk to seniors -Mass meetingg Waite-Libbey game -Pep Club roast -Senior scholarship test -Senior meeting Z Oo:-ro forces,-i-.-H E11 'TJUJ E52 sms 'fs gm UU Q3 Zi -N.W.O.T.A.g No schoolg Band Tag Dayg Waite- Macomber game 5 Peri Sock Hop 1-Lakewood-Waite game ' 7-Grade Cards 8-J.C.W.A. mass meetingg Waite-Central gameg Pep Club 15 sock hop -Honor Society Installation g Waite-John Adams gameg J.C.W.A. sock hop 16-Y-Teen Dance 22-All School Playg Football Queen Election 26-Simplified version of All School Play 28-Waite-Scott 3 Varsity Drag 29-Vacation DECEMBER 4-Betty Crocker test 6-Waite-Sylvania gameg Latin Club sock hop 7-Pep Club Bake sale 10-Whitmer-Waite game 12-St. Lawrence waterway program 1 3 -Waite-Libbey gameg Soph. Class meetingg Tri-lit Christmas party 17-Christmas Program 1 9 20 27 30 -Christmas Program -Vacationg Waite-Woodward game -Waite-Central gameg Choir sock hop -Waite-Newark game JANUARY 3-Waite-Maumee game 5- 10 11 17 18 21 22 23 School opens -Sr. Y-Teens mass meetingg Waite-DeVi1biss game -Waite-Clay gameg QD. sock hop - -Waite-Scott gameg Alchemist mass meeting and sock hop -Art Club Bake Sale -Final Exams -Final Exams -Junior Prom DARI9 8 24-End of Semesterg Waite-Woodward gameg Art Club sock hop 27-Second Semester opens 30-Richard Perry of T.U, speaks to interested Seniors 31-Dr. Renkenberger of Ohio University speaks to Seniors FEBRUARY 1-Area Student Council Dance at Naval Armory 2-Polio Collection 4-Spanish Club Candy sale 5-Group Pictures for annual 6-Nursing vocation for Freshmen 7-Waite-St. Francis gameg Sr. Y-Teens sock hop 8-Y-Teen's Dance 10-Toledo Edison Program ll-Hi-Y-Faculty Basketball game 12-Bar Association Program for Social Studies Classes 14-Waite-Macomber game 3 Swimming Club sock hop 19-Ir. Class meeting 22-Senior Banquet held at Commodore Perry Chrystal Room 25-Honor Society Induction 27-Medical Technology for Science classes 28-Phils Alumni tea MARCH 3-Military Men give program for Senior Boys 6-Follies 7-8-Follies 14-Freshman Party 18-Jr. and Sr. Basketball game 20-8th grade day 22-Tri-Lit dance 25-Latin Club Fudge Sale 26-Honor Society Quiz-Waite-Libbey game 27-Swimming Water Show 29-Swimming Water Show 31-3rd quarter grade APRIL 3-Easter program 4-Good Friday 6-Vacation 14-School opens 15-Petitions for 1958-59 S.C. officers 16-Q.D.-Forum Basketball game 18-Sophomore party 21-Petitions for S.C. candidates due 25-Spring Musical Festival 29-National Merit Test for A 8a B Juniors 30-S.C. Elections MAY 1-Petitions for Senior Oflicers 2-Science Day 10-FTA Card Party 15-Election of Senior officers 16-Jr. Class Play 21-Short version of Jr. Class Play 22-Honor Society Recognition Program 27-Honor Society Recognition Program 28 -S.C. Tea l 29-C.E. Jones Program g Senior Dayg Senior Prom at Ash- land Hall 30-Memorial dayg no school JUNE 8-Baccalaureate Sunday 9-10-Final Exams 12-Commencement Day 13-School Closes 156 Compliments of STOl.l.'S DRUG STORE PAUL BEYER'S BAKERY Fancy Cakes for all occasions HEMI Toledois only Birthday Cakes on Hand at All Times Rexau Storee 830 Starr Avenue OX 1-1629 and 201 Main St. Corner Second Ta- 2303 Starr and Wheeling OX 3-3874- C. C. BAUMGARTNER Compliments of AND SONS VON EWEGEN 8. PRESTON PLUMBING AND HEATING PHARMACISTS Sales and Service Corner Starr Avenue and East Broadway 2012 Starr Ave. Toledo, Ohio WAITE HIGH GIRLS ENJOYING EAST TOLEDO RECREATION Main at Fourth Wolford Humberstone, Prop. Hook, Sandra ..... . Adamczewski, Mary . . . Adams, Julia ....... Alcorn, Frank .... Allgier, Robert .... Alspach, Karolee . .. Alverman, Alice . . . Angin, Joanne . . . Ankney, Carolyn . . Antoine, Thomas . . . Appling, Clarann . .. Atherton, James Bacaloff, Stevka . . . Balazs, Judith . . . Balazs, Wayne . . Ballew, Floyd .... Barrett, David .... Bass, Carlene ....... Baumartner, Betty . . . Baumker, Lowell . . . Bedee, James .... Bennett, John ..... Bergman, Virginia . . . Berry, John ....... Beveridge, Ellen . . . Biedinger, Patricia . . Bires, Joyce ....... Bitter, David ........ Bland, Lonna .... .... Bohnsack, Kay ...... Bolander, David Bomyea, Carolyn . . Boray, Joseph ..... Bowyer, Patricia ...... Brancheau, Barbara . . . Braunschweiger, Barbara Bright, Lois ......... Brockman, Robert .... Brooks, Charlene .... Brooks, Larry ..... Brooks, Sue ....... Brown, Penny ...... Burden Genevieve . . . Calanni, Gwendolyn . . Caldwell, Marolyn .. Callahan, Kathleen . .. Cameron, William . .. Cannon, Marianne Carlton, Laurel ...... Carr, Ronald ....... Chanak, Andrew ...... Chandler, Constance . . Christian, Daniel .... Christie, Margaret . . . Cipriani, Daniel . . . Clark, Bonnie . . . Clausan, Donna . . . Claytor, Charles . . . Clear, Joseph .... Clemens, David . . . Clemens, Edward . .. Clendenin, John . . . Clifton, Barbara . . . Coburn, Joan Coftield, Paul . . . Collins, Judith .... Conklin, Charles . . . Cowell, Arnold Cowell, Beverly ..... Crawford, Donald . . . Cready, Judith ..... Cunningham, Aden . .. Curtis, Robert ....... Dayton, David ..... DeBo, Laura . . . Deem, George Deerhake, Ellie ...... DeMott, Miriam ...... DeRammelaere, Wayne Donegan, Larry ........ . Donnal, Robert ...... Drace, Peggy . .. Dragon, James .... Dunn, Sally .... Dupuis, Glenn .... Durand, Thomas .... . .. . 437 Third Street . . . 1211 Ironwood Street .. 2818-119th Street . . 909 Forsythe Street .. . 953 East Broadway . . . 2938-123rd Street . . . 921 Kingston Street . . ..... 5405-306th Street 1126 Greenwood Street 1331 Oak Street 1105W Nevada Street .. 747 East Broadway . . . 1106 White Street 138 Dearborn Avenue 361 Lee Street . . . . 1664 Botkins Street . . . . . . . 419 Yondota Street 1315 Greenwood Street . . . 2838-111th Street . . . . 1420 Vinal Street . . . 2650 Pratt Street . . . 927 Butler Street . . . . . 717 Oak Street . . . . 2744-131th Street . . 463 Spring Grove 291 East Broadwa . . . y . . . . 244 Raymer Blvd. . . . . 1707 Bond Street . . . . 3146 Case Street 805 Greenwood Avenue Blankenship, William .... .... Bohland, James ....... . . . . . . . . . 703 East Broadway . . . . . 309 First Street 2054 Idaho Street . 2022 Valentine Street . . . 1357K Oak Street . 1318 Kelsey Avenue . . 3472-142nd Street 907 McKinle Avenue . . . . y . ..... 1619 Erie Street 416 Craig Street 2635 Massillon Street . . 606 Navarre Avenue . . 2816-118th Street . . 2742 Monroe Street . . 839 Willow Avenue 967 McKinley Avenue 750 Valleywood Drive . . . 1209 Mason Street 614 Platt Street 816W Oak Street . . . 825 Willow Avenue . . 1611 Freedom Street . . 502 Yondota Street .. . 38 Nevada Street . . 54 Stratton Street . . . . 2432 York Street . . . 1309 Camp Street .. . 955 East Broadway . 1012 Yondota Street . .. . 950 Clark Street . .. . 4850-293 Street . . 729 Willard Street . 1743 Linmore Street 338 Spring Grove 641 Berry Street . . . . . . . 815 Booth Street 1 7 01 Navarre Avenue 1724 Vinal 512 Valleywood Street Drive . .. . 1951 Starr Avenue 748 Euclid Avenue .. 343 Stillman Street 3005-123rd Street . . . . . 450 Fourth Street . 1718 Oakdale Avenue . 732 Valleywood Drive . 702W Willard Street . . . . . 611 Platt Street . . . 725 East Broadway 2010 Idaho Street . 554 Plymouth Street 2240 Genesee Street .. 517 Howland Street . .. . . 520 Front Street 332 Valleywood Drive .. 731 Howland Street .. 4649-290th Street Durell, Charlayne Dyson, Shelia .... Ehman, David Ehret, Alice .... Ellis, Robert . . . Elston, Judith . . Emch, Norman .. Emery, Doris . . . Everett, Paul . . . Fisher, Sharon . . Fodor, Ernest . . . Fogel, Charles . . . Fogle, Sherrill . . Foldvary, Judith . . Fox, Jerry ...... Franks, Ann ..... Frazer, Thomas . . . Freeman, Judith .... SENIOR . . 733 Woodville Street . . . 5443-309th Street . . . . 2535-104th Street . ....... 425 Dover Place . . 1115 Ironwood Street . . . . . . . 1671 Tadmore Street 143 Ravine Park Village 160 Earl Court . . . . . . 2721-104th Street . . 2641-116th Street . . . . 136 Esther Street . . . . . 148 Steel Street 810 Main Street .. . 2047 Navarre Avenue Friesner, Lois ........ ..... 4 767 Summit . . . . . . 1144 Woodville Fry, William ....... . Frischmann, Ingrid Gardull, James . . . Gayton, David . . . Gee, Nonnie Jo .... .. , Gerrard, Richard . . . . . . Gibberson, Donna . . . . Gierke, Kenneth . . Goodlive, Thomas Gould, Charles . .. Green Patricia . . . . . . . Greene, Jacqueline . . . . . 3114-131st Street . . 1676 Tadmore Street . . . . . . 266 Parker Street . . . . 4870-298th Street Street Street . . . . 3041-118th Street . . . 556 Plymouth Street . . 484 Dearborn Avenue 5301 Ottawa River Road 1660 Botkins Drive 2660 Pratt Street . 209 Van Buren Street . . . . 149 Carbon Street . . . . 1012 Front Street .. . 1554 East Broadway . . . . 727 East Broadway Gronau, Judith ..... . . . 1627 Navarre Avenue Grunden, Kay .... . Gyurko, George . . . Haas, Joseph ..... Hackl, Frank ....... Hallauer, Margaret Hampton, Judith . . . Hancock, Gloria . . . Hansbrough, Ann . . . Harper, Connie .... Harter, Ann ....... . Henderson, Joanne Henderson, Mary .... Henkle, Jered ...... Hernandez, Mary . .. Hess, David ...... Hessman, Thelma . . . Hester, Andrea . . . Hieber, Marcia . . . Hinojosa, Linda . .. Hipkiss, Rosemary Hitt, Mertie ....... Holler, Calvin ..,. Holder, Rosemarie Hood, James ..... Horak, George ..... Howell, Frederick . . . Hubley, Theone . .. Hudson, Judith . . . Huffman, Clyde .. Hunt, Frances .... Jacoby, Judith James, Rosemary . . . . . . . Jenkins, Linda Jennings, Thomas . . . . Jeremy, Carolyn .... . . . Jiannuzzi, Lawrence Johnson, Eugene . .. . . . 821 Kingston Avenue . . . 2147 Valentine Street . . . . 3015-119th Street . . 1442 Oakmont Street .. . . 1705 Idaho Street . . 206 Longdale Street . . . 1634 Lebanon Street . . 1209 Crystal Street . . . . . 620W Utah Street . 855 McKinley Avenue 129 Earl Court . . . . . . 129 Earl Court . . . . . 442 Fassett Street .. 1541 East Broadway . . . . 2072 Delence Street . . . . 3070-l23rd Street . . . . 633 Yondota Street . . 717 Valleywood Drive . . . . . . . 840 Oak Street . . . . 403 Third Street . . 1217 Ironwood Street, . . . . . 2225 Front Street . 5712 Edgewater Drive . . 2013 Navarre Avenue . . . . . . . 708 Dover Place . . 2635 Fremont Street . . . 848 Forsythe Street . . 518 Church Street . . . 429 Spring Grove . . . 363 Raymer Blvd. . . . . . 3215 Tiffin Street . . .. 2914-117th Street . . . . . 1010 White Street 1901 Greenwood Avenue Johnson, Jean .... . . . 1328 Ironwood Juhnke, Marilyn . . . Justus, Robert . . . Kain, Sharon . . . Karle, Judith . . . . Keesee, Jeanetta . . Kessler, Jean . .. Klingbeil, Joyce . . . Knecht, Keith . . Knepper, Kay . . Knisley, Judith . . . Kohlhofer, Janet . . . Kohn, Wayne .... Kovach, Linda . Kover, Stephen . . . Kreais, Norma . . Krick, Ann . . . . 1728 Hornesteat Street 152 Worthington Street . . . . . . 746 White Street . . . . 1618 Tracy Street Street . . . . . . 16 Nevada Street . . . . . . . 725 Dover Place . . . . . . 3142-129th Street .. 624 Dearborn Avenue 826 Mason Street 4757 Summit Street . . . . . 1106 Earl Street . . . 421 Clark Street 727 Deal Street . . . 829 Starr Avenue .. 1211 Starr Avenue . . . . . 2017 Hurd Street .. 610 Woodville Street .. .. . 509 Paine Avenue . . .. . 1230 Utah Street . 6224 Edgewater Drive McNeil, Edward . .. 440 Starr Avenue DIRECTORY Lamb, Patricia . .. Lampley, Nancy' . . Langer, Bonnie . . . . . LaPlante, Gerald . .. Lark, William .... Larson, Dennie . . . . . . . Larson, Ruth Ann . Lasko, Carol ....... Leach, Marilyn Lee, Scott ........ Le ett Earl .. 915 East Broadway gg , ....... . . . Lessire, Jacqueline .... . .. 117 Rossburn Liebherr, Barbara ..... . Lincoln, Ronald . . . Lloyd, James . . . Locke, Duane .... Ludwig, Fred ...... McAllister, Jerry .... McClair, Hildred . . . McClure, Janes ..... McSweeney, Bonnie . MacDonald, Kathleen Maltbia, Earlean . .. Maltbia, Pearlean . . . Marquette, Patricia . . . . Marshall, Judith . .. Mau, William . . . . Melcer, Ronald . .. Melcher, Joan . . . Miller, Gary .... Miller, Jeanne . . Miller, Marlin .... Miller, Robert .... Mills, Sharon ..... Minnick, Barbara . . Minnick, Sondra . .. Mitchell, Alice ..... Molnar, Helen .... Monk, Judith .... Moran, Thomas .. Most, Gloria ....... . . . Mundwiler, Gary . . . Murphy, Gerald . . Myers, Joyce ..... Nestich, Teresa .... Newmister, Charles . Nickoloff, Charles .. . . 2634-106th Street .. 5828-314th Street . . . . 1305 Camp Street . . . . . 580 Leonard Street 335 Valleywood Drive .. 607 Yondota Street . . . 252 Milford Street 5946 Edgewater Drive 129 East Plumer Street . 249 Clarence Street Street . 1104 Madeline Street . 1518 Oakmont Street .. 3037-118th Street 547 Earl Street .. 719 Euclid Street . . .. . 123 Earl Court 1334 Girard Street .. 4851-287th Street 1536 Oak Street .. 1402 Mott Avenue .. .. 1533 Freedom Street . . 654 Humbolt Street 2615 Pratt Street . 1025 Forsythe Street 1640 Homestead Street 1117 Navarre Avenue 5708 Edgewater Drive . . . . . . 4 Nevada Street . . . 2862-109th Street . . . . . . 620 Oak Street . . 1012 Kelsey Avenue . . 2828-113th Street . . . 2748-130th Street . . 3010-118th Street . .. 420 Yondota Street . 1121 Freedom Street . 1529 Kedron Street . 727 Woodville Street . . . . . . . . 1801 Tracy Street 65 Birmingham Terrace . . . . 216 Elgin Avenue . . . . 602 Forsythe Street . . . 5309-307th Street . 1719 Linmore Street 90 Ravine Park Village . ....... 226 Spring Nickoloff, Sondra . .. .... 405 Fourth Northcutt, Judith . . . Northrup, Floyd .... O'Cal.laghan, Sally .... 924 McKinley O'Connell, James . . . Ottney, Rosalie .... Overholt, Donald . . . Payne, Susan ..... Penner, Eleanor . . . Perry, Robert . . . Peters, Carolyn .... Petersen, Janice . . . Petersen, Marie . .. Petersen, Mary . .. Peterson, Dale .... Pettaway, Candace . Pfleghaar, Dorothy . Pinketure, Joseph . . . Pokorny, Larry ..... Pomeroy, Thomas . . . Ponstingle, Alice . .. Poston, William . . . Poulos, Katina .... Price, Carol ..... Rajner, George Randolph, Linda . . . Rate, Doris ..... -. Rehm, Richard . . . Reno, James .... Repass, Carroll . . . Ring, Judith ..... Roberts, George ..... Roberts, Thomas . . . Grove Street 905 Utah Street . . . . 119 Essex Street Street .. 3013-118th Street . . . 335 White Street 125 East Broadway iii' 1115 Delence 226 White Street Street . . . 1314 East Broadway . . . 935 Willow Avenue . . 1032 Oakdale Street . . 1032 Oakdale Street . . 1217 Navaree Avenue 1523 Basswood Street . . .... 2908-118th Street . . . . 1709 Kedron Street .. . 2306 Ottawa Drive . ..... 2442-104th Street . . . . 1109 Camden Street . . . . 523 Potter Street . . . 1158 Clark Street . . . 1502 Albert Street . . . 130 East Broadway .. .. . . . 475 Sixth Street 5850 Edgewater Drive . . . . . 1010 Idaho Street . 3220M-138th Street 809 Greenwood Avenue . . . . . 202 Navarre Avenue . . . . . . 31 Nevada Street 934 East Broadway Roe, Beverly ...... I i. 862 Forsythe Street Roll, Henry ........ Romstadt, Thomas .. Rost, Carol ....... Roughton, Linda .... . . . . . . 2416 Seaman Street . . . . . . 339 Raymer Blvd. . . . 852 Dearborn Avenue 11 13 Varland Avenue Ruskinoff, Marianne . . .... 439 Fourth Street Salolf, Georgianna .. . Sattler, Ronald .... Saunders, Carolyn . .. Saylor, Betty ....... Saylor, Nelson .... .... Schiavone, Edward Schlinder, Pamela . . . Schnell, Thomas . . Scott, Nancy .... Sedlak, Louis ..... Shanteau, Darlene .. Sharp, Margaret .. Sherer, Dennis . . Shook, Dennis .. Shova, William . . . Sibberson, David . . Simon, John .... Sims, Rose .. .. Smart, Joyce . . . Smith, Betty .... Snider, Barbara Spade, Sharon Spencer, Jean .... S ren el Sandra P, s , Spring, Betty ..... Stack, Beverly . . . Stacy, Gladys ..... Stange, Robert .... Stewart, Jane . . . Stiger, Dennis . . . Stiles, Frank ...... Stover, Richard . .. Strock, Wayne . . Swartz, Charles , .. Szabo, James . . . Szabo, Jane ...... Tarnovsky, Nancy . . Taylor, George .... Taylor, William . . . Tello, Margaret . . . TenEyck, Helen . . Terrell, Walter . . Thayer, Janice . . Thomas, John . . . Thomas, Lewis .... Tilton, Joyce . . . Tipton. Shirley . . . Todoroff, James . . . Torak, Sharon ...... Traylor, Jerry ........ Troutman, Thomas Urbanyi, Arthur .... Urbanyi, Jeanette Uthoff, Beverly ..... Vandergrift, Sandra Vargo, Joyce ...... Velli uette ames ' q , J . . . Vickers, Carol .... Villa, Patricia .... Voegeli, Judith ...... Vogelpohl, Marcia . .. Wamer, Larry ...... Warn, Betty .... . . Warren, Eva ...... Watson, Jeanette . . . . Watson, Sue ..... Webb, Marcia . . Weber, Linda .... Wehrle, David .... Welch, Richard . . Welker, Carol . . Whitaker, Sue .. White, Sandra .... White, Virginia . .. Wilbur, Douglas . . . Willard, Judith . .. Wilson, John ..... Wiseley, Sandra ..... Wlodarz, Phyllis ...... Wollenbecker, Sharon Woodbury, Nancy ..... Wunschel, Faye .... Zeller, Joanne .... . . 2346 Valentine Street . . . 1303 Dawson Street . . . . 4871-298th Street .. . 812 Stillman Street . . . 202 Millard Street . ...... 48 Neise Street . . . . . 5315-309th Street . . 1132 Woodville Street . . . . . . . 43 Neise Street 1910 Starr Avenue ... 2815-117th 572 Leonard Street Street .. . . 320 East Broadway 330 White 6103-317th . . . . . . . 603 Federal Street Street Street 2107 iN. Ravine Parkway .........1235 Crystal Street 851 Willow Avenue . . . 556 Yondota Street 961 Forsythe Street . . . . 1212 Halstead Street . . 328 Valleywood Drive . . . 2740-122nd Street . . . . 1953 Idaho Street . . z. . 658 Federal Street 5154 Ottawa River Road . . . . . 2912-13lst Street . . . . 1229 Liberty Street . . . . 2121 Delence Street . . . . . . 906 Berry Street . . . 51 E. Foulkes Street . . . . . 41 Weiler Homes . . 2728-124th Street . . . 1702 Kelsey Street . . . 1413 Albert Street . . . 324 Morrison Drive . . . . 914 Liberty Street . . . . 1647 Oak Street . . . . 1236 Girard Street . . . . . . 133 Elgin Avenue 1315 Ironwood Avenue . . . . 2725-106th Street ... . .. 921 Berry Street . . . . 280 Parker Street .. 729 East Broadway . . . 605 Federal Street . . . 220 Second Street .. . 2358 Genesee Street . . . . . 1701 Hurd Street . . . . . 2524-108th Street . . 1710 Woodville Street . . . . 1605 Hirzel Street . . . . 4736-282nd Street . . . 444 Fassett Street . . 245 Licking Street . . . 3045-123rd Street . . . . . 243 Spring Grove 848 Dearborn Avenue . . 447 Hathaway Street . . 6022-321st Street . . . . 567 Church Street . . 3126-126th Street . . . . . . 130 Elgin Avenue . . . . . 3234-135th Street . . . 237 Maryland Avenue . . . . . 1716 Mason Street . . 549 Valleywood Drive . . . . . 344 Willard- Street . . 315 Valleywood Drive . . . . 329 Parker Avenue . . 2911-115th Street . . . 1943 Delence Street . . . l328W Starr Avenue . . . . . 1308W Utah Street . . . 805 Dearborn Avenue . . . 538 Yondota Street . . . . . 1701 Hurd Street . . 935 Wheeling Street .. . 1957 Kelsey Avenue . . . . 2923-115th Street . . 4629 Summit Street . . 1929 Mason Street AUTOGRAPH The Annually a great invention, The School gets all the fame, The Printer gets all the money, The Stal? gets all the blame. The Stat? is most appreciative of the cooperation of the entire faculty, and of Mrs. Packer and Jim Dragon of the Art Department. 160
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