Wapakoneta High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Wapakoneta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

Wapakoneta High Schoo Wapakoneta, Ohio RETRO ' 64 ALMA MATER There ' s a Itigh school in Ol)io, Near the banks of ihe Auiihiize, And to her we cacli say I owe Thee a neart-felt song of praise. Hail to thee dear Alma Mater, Temple reared by God ' s own hand. Our gratitude we offer, Though we roam through many lands. Refrain: Wapak High School we adore thee. And well guard thy sanctity. May the noble thought that bore thee Live through all eternity. Editor Joan Katter Assistant Editors - J nf Brewer Priscilla Shaw Club Editors Diane Davis Chris Fleming Sports Editor Wayne Riekert Copy Editor Alice Riuler Administration Vicki Schaeters Senior Pietmes Janet VViesenmayer Linda Davis Julia Niemeyer junior Pictures Darla Newland ■ ' Linda Tabler Sophomore Pictures Debbie Frazier Linda Howell Freshmen Pictures J erdis Jauert Anne Howe Business Manager en Mert Adviser M . Hank Stroh Table Of Contents ADMINISTRATION JUNIORS 15 SOPHOMORES 21 FRESHMEN 27 ACTIVITIES 33 SPORTS 61 SENIORS 79 DIRECTORY 98 SHOES — busy shoes carrying out routine assignments, official shoes at high level meetings, everyday shoes ready to begin each school day full of hopes and plans. Throughout the year from tennis shoe season to time for galoshes, shoes carry their owner down the road of life toward achievement and accomplishment. By following the footiorints of shoes at Wapakoneta High School, Retro staff members have attempted to capture tlie spirit of schol- arship, athletics, music, drama, and activity during 1964 in words and pictures. In Memory of Coach Gren W ' r hiiiiihhj (Icdiciilc our U)h4 Rtiio lo Ed Grcn. n man respected by all wliii kneic him. Tlie Sj)iril ])oslcr in the Ixickiiroiind refh ' ils his sincere desire (ind wiUiitii,- uess to Uj) ' told the sjuril and traditions of Wdjxikoneta Uiiji School. IaI ' s hfe uas dedicated to Iiis fainihj and to the youth of Wdjiakoneta. As our head football coach, he proved he was a threat leader and a ' j.reat coach. He never had much to .say, but what he said was .sincere and had a reat deal of meaning. By this book we hope to show the love and respect we had for lid Gren. our true friend. Maij he he lonii icnicnibered. Retro Staff, 1964 Sliidciih dis]ihui spiril at one of tJic jnijmhir Fridaij aftcrmuin j)Cj meetings. W. H. S. Is A Center of Socio til ak i.s iiinsl inniul ]Hireut cuhnires Spiril s yii in his lunuir. }ust one more time coaxes Mr. B. us the hand marches down tlic practice field. Printiitfi iilmj tickctf: is one of Mr, Krcl) ' s more useful pastlimcs. Mr. Greii hricfs the tcuin on lildl instructions. As Well As Academic Life Prcttij Boy Bohh strikes glamour pose. Janet discourages Peg ' s safecracking tendencies Hey! The food can ' t be that bad! 1963 Junior-Senior Prom Ever one will long remember the fairytale splendor of the 1963 Prom. The theme, Land of Oz, ' was carried out in painstaking detail through the combined talents of the members of the junior class. The land of eternal fan- tasy was portrayed with all the stor ' book ingredients: the Emerald City, the Munchkins, the yellow brick road, the witch ' s castle complete ' ith the witch, the scarecrow, the tinman, and the lion. As the couples crossed the portals into the Land of Oz, they ' ere en eloped b ' a romantic mist. The Tunetimers lent melody to the night as the starr --eved STuests of tlie izard danced till dawn. Alice Emerson and Bob Eisert step off the yellow brick road a moment to admire the splendor of the the 1963 prom decorations. Boh Klopfenstein explains to Peg Peterson the mar els of the Emerald Citv. jtttM-lit K i ' Superintendent Principa MR. F. O. ELLSWORTH MRS. JoANN H0W.4RI) Secretary to Mr. Ellsworth MRS. BERNICE RUCK Secretary to Mr. Ratliff Board of Education Fred Ellswortli, Fred Wiiitzcr, L.co Prfcrsdii, Clari ' iuc Miller, Ccr.ild BoUl). Har ' ' Bell, Dcl- bert Ruck, and Albert Katterliciir ' , . itT Mrs. Elinor Bault Teaches: English !i and 10 Guidance Counselor Mrs. Bertha Bambaiier Teaches: Clerical Practice, Typing- II, and Bookkeeping Secretarial Staff Adviser Miss Lucille Bushong Teaches: English 11 and 12 Senior Adviser Mr. Jack C. Bigelow Teaches: Instrumental Music Directs the All Area Band Mr. C. Duane Baker Teaches: General Science, Driver ' s Education Coaches: Baseball Mr. Victor H. Blanke Teaches: Plane Geometry, Algebra II, and Advanced Mathematics Mr. Joseph K. Carttr Teaches: Shorthand I, II, Salesmanship, and Typiny I F.B.L.A. Adviser Mr. Robert Cottrill Teaches: Biology Mr. Norville W. Freyniuth Teaches; Vocational A jiiculture I, II, III, and IV Miss Nancy Ebersole Teaches: Girls ' Physical Education and Health G.A.A. Adviser Mr. Walter Kehres Teaches: Vocal Music, A Glee Club Mr. Richard Green Guidance Counselor 10 Mr. Edward Gren Teaches: Boys ' Physical Education and Health Head Football Coach Mr. Fred W. (iross Teaches: Aluelira I a)i(l Geneial -Math .Miss .Vda F iint Teachers: Entiiish ' . and 12 la Choir, Girls ' and Boys ' Mr. William Clayton Teaches: Boys ' Physical Education and Health Mrs. Helen Hartup Librarian Library Club Adviser Mr. John Kipp Teaches: World Geography and World History Track Coach .Mr. .lack E. Krebs Teaches: Electronics, Drawing, Printing-, and Woodworking Faculty Manager and Senior Adviser 11 Miss Geneura Lanning Teaches: Vocational Home Economics I, II, III, IV F.H.A. Adviser • ? Mrs. Mary Nicholl Teaches; Art TAESOIK Mrs. Charles B. Miller Teaches: American History, American Government, and Economics Mr. Gary Leathers Teaches: General Science and Drivers Education Junior Science Club Adviser Mr. Benton Lowry Teaches: English 9,10 and Speech Director: Junior-Science Class Play Mrs. Mary Louise Sayre Teaches: Latin I, II, and World History 12 Mr. William T. Sell Teaches: Industrial Arts Mrs. Jan Smith Teaches: Spanish I, II, and English 10 Mr. Harold L. Taylor Teaches: Chemistry and Physics Senior Science Club Adviser Mr. Henry Stroh Teaches: General Business, Business Law, Salesmanship, and Typing- I Retro Adviser Coaches Football Mrs. Helen Bishop Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Helen Jauert Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Marcella Ruck Study Hall Monitor 13 Cook: Custodians Mrs. Lois Yiiiger, Mrs. Liola Mtyers, Mrs. Norman New- land, Mrs. Leota Fritz, Mrs. Myrtle Dclong, Mrs. Robert Newland, and absent; Mrs. Or -a SmalKvood, Supervisor. ,«s« «L Mr. Isidore Ruek and Mr. Alfred Lunz Mr. Dzur and Mr. Ncweomer were this year ' s student teachers in Busine.ss Education. They were from Bluff ton College. Mr. Joseph Carter, wlio is serving hi.s novitiate as principal at WHS, poses with Mr. Ratliff, a very excellent example. Meditation after a delicious meal! Hard workers mean a good teaclier!? 14 Juniors Promote School Spirit And Class officers: Jane Brewer. Secretary-Treasurer, Marsha Jean- Cinda Alu ' Janet Akers Jutlv Adams Lvnn Allison Burton Andrew neret. Prcaident: Roller Kline, Vice President: Lnren Elsass, Gary BaiU ' John Baker Da id Bazil Paul Bt ' iiziu Jud ' Berg Service Director. Arlaii Binkiev Marilyn BiKley Susan Bogart ancy Boltz Diana Bovee A o J i x ' e Carncs JtTr Clark (i ar Ditkuinn Jaiut Dicus SalK ' Coate Torn Dtidjicon 1 Linda Brockcrt lolm Dicke Kric Fisher III 14 16 Micheic BowsIrt [.arr Copel.iiul Marsiia Diinnanian Eciith Flinii Suzanne Damon Cliarlonc EimtI Warren Knllin I.cntia liradfcird lane linu ir David BritI Xikki Da ison Brent Dearhani li Breiida Dershen Pl lli-. Ellsttorlh Liiren EKa Ron Evans Cregj; Frazier Sandra Friek Kiek I ' rNiiner I wonder wlietlier Head and Shoulders would really help? If it weren ' t for home- work - Ra - Koch Look Toward The Big Year Yet To Come Walk siiltK i]]il 1. iii bij; piirst David GalMTilul Joe CKUiiiR K.idgtr Ciaii D.iii Graf Bunny Hami.iii JikIv Haukin Frank HLlfiiLT Stc- ' e Hiitt Ht-lcn Hi-ngstk-r Dalf Hibiier Marta Dtt- Hints C;eiif Hoi)%cr Charles Huglios Marslia Jeanneret Dick Jeanneret Jrn |, ,1m, son Becky Kantner Rnn Keller Bo . that takes nc ' i e! The day after tlic night before. Let ' s all sing what the Beatles sing! Four score and se cn years ago ... Rodger Kline .|im Klnpfenstein Margaret King George Klima Larry Lee Bob Liglitlc Alice Knowles Ras Kock Jim Lockwood KelK Long Craig Link Larry Link .liidy Lneas Elliel Lnther 17 Midnight Oil Burns For Scholastic Achievement And ::sA Two studious juniors really hit the books. d-Ad J Mikr Humliarclt Fred Ritchie Ed RohrKiiigli Wilbur SclincidiT Jnliii SLliwaak Donald Schweitzer Joy Scott Phylh Scott Linda Seli) (r Fred Serr Priscilla Shaw Wrnon Shoop Cindy Slnnnicl Marcia Stahlur Ka - Siroh Kent Stroh Tom Schiller Martha Seitz Ed Springer Hon Swink Jo cc Mahan Carl Nhirtm Ken Nhirtin jail Mctzyer JiU Metzger Jm. Miller Darlii N ' cwland Terry Oppennan Fred Peppk ' W ' iiMiic Piekerins Mil e Quellhorst Rak R.uip itrrcl . Li i ii Karen Mertz Eugenie Moore Joe Morey Ron Pfenning Rc ' Pickering David Reed Boh Rehn Well just add .i dah and Mr, Ta lur will iicvrr know. 18 £i ti % fb kh Thoughts of College Fill Our Minds That ' s the best elrpiiant joke I e heard totlav! .-, ir ,  A.S.D, F, J. K, L. semicolon. I coiiltl swt ' ar 1 just saw a little green man at the drinking fountain. Mad scientist at work CvTidi Swongner Linda Tabler Slit-rvl Thrush HarciU! Tippic B.irli.ir.i Topp Tim Tnie.xl.ilf Mil c Wallace Tina Wallz El aine Wt ' bli . ngif WVissinger Bonnie Werner Da id Whitaker Gar - White Sherry Winternian Karen Wolfe Jon Woodward Jim Zorn Carol Znereher l.on Zwiehel Peu Zuieliel -■ re Vfni kidding me: 19 ■■Ugh! 1 inir sliii ' s shouinii, Dolhj. ' T i s stuff clc ' iina like a tiliite tornado. Cheese sandwiches again? 20 I Second Year At Its End; Sophomores Never Again Dixie Alexander Paula Allen f, PrrS= Tim Beat Steve Beclier Donald Beech Virgil Behr John Bert; Joyce Binkley Linda Burilcn James Blankc Rmch Bo gs Susan Bowsher Dennis Brookliart Mike Brs ' .m Bruce Biu den ThoTnas Bush Sharon Butcher Class Officers: Ned Kuhns, Del)bie Frazicr, Gt ' orne Oyer, Tcrr Sw ink. Hazel Clark : 3S K Larry Coate Sharon Combs Jane Copeland Ft y Richard Campbel Steve Copeland Gary Cummins 22 Judy Cummins LaDonna Cummins Larry Cummins John Curry Phil Daffler Sharon Darling when Second Year Arrives, Sophomores Participated . Jeff Dearbaudi Judy Follin Richard Fre ' A : Kath - Dickson Joy Dicus Glenn Doseck j y ] Is that wJiat they taiiijil ijini in college ' : ' Sharon Gesler Margaret Goodwin Carohne Heffner Marsha Heil Rick Herron Bob Hines Larr Ricliard Mike Ken Gar ' Patt ' Shirk- Elsass Elsass Enzel Erb E -ans E ' ans Folk Debbie Frazier Diana Fritz Lorene Hinshaw 23 . In Excitement Of Homecoming And Student Council i Nancy King . 1 Jvy Kay Kinniger ■ Gary Klopfenstein fr Linda Howell Dean Kantner Bob Kantner Smih ' ! i uiir ' rc on Camlid Camcni. Brooks Koening Eric Kohler i Ste e Huber Carla TTntcliens Charlene Jackson Candie Kaiiffman K.ithy Ke sor Backsltiisc ul llir .Uivs Aimiiai Bcmilij Pau,cant. Eric Koehler ; m David Knck t ' rancene laiiert John Kies Nancy Kinstle 24 Tom Donna Terry George Laura Judy Peggy Lcc Lones Lee ' Lunz Lutz Malueg Martin Looking Forward To Upperclass Standing . Jean McBeth Steve McCullough ' -r- Kath - McKenzie a Mercer Christine Mericle Gone Miller Keith Miller Brian Mincks Kenny Minnich Keith Montgomery Kenny Montgomer) ' Bruce Naylor Diane Newland Don Nichols Debbie Nimmon Craig Niemeier SS r £ L ' nn Oaklev Rodney Opperman Shirley Schellenberg Rhonda Pepple Chris Schmaltz Giimy Pickerin Linda Schmidt Marilyn Ramey Jeff Schneider Mike Rickert Marilyn Schroer Carol Roettger Carolyn Schultz 25 We Train in Scholarship, Sports, And Music Charles Slatterv Terry Swink Alice Thorpe Jim Wachau f Judy Schneider Richard Selover £ Charles Shoup L;xrr ' Specs Margaret Schumaker landa Stolzenberg Penny Sutton Our Group Imtt 21 ' fewer cavities uifh Crest! Darla Weissinger Jack Wenning Rosalie Wniitcomb Ste ' en White W Joyce Simons Larry Swanbeck Barb;ira Thomas Robert Thorpe Katlileen W ' inget 26 Jack Trcll Pam Paftv Jolene Wolfe Yocum Young Zink Zuercher w ' i vv Taking Our First Faltering Steps . Joliii Ankemian Joyce Bailev ' Pattv Baile Stan Baik ' N ' arren Bailfv Ann Baker Freshman Class Officers: Fro i left: Kenny Helmlinser, Ser ice Director; Jim Lee, Secretar -Treasurer; Da id Cooper, ' ice President; JoerJis Janert, President. Vicki Bazill Jack Berning Carof Blackl Lirn Doue Bosiart L nn . be aP Susan Bush Bill Butcher Lintki Butcher Jim Campbell Roger Brookh;irt Betty Carnes Bob . dams Dan .Addington Sally Carter Darrell Chiles Steve Carter Vicky C;irtmell Joyce Clark Sandra Clark PattN- Coate Jim brannon Jim Bowsher Pam Brown Ed Buchanan Dorene Burden 28 We Approach Our High School Years Jacqiiie Copelaiul Da id Cdoper Dianna Gregg Micliael Gross Mart) ' Gutmann Mike Hall Dale Hamp Linda Harmon Maril ' n Harriitf Susan Harsh Diana Harshbarger Pam H.irslibarger Sharon Harshbarger Deb( irah Croft Hrad Daum Klaine Da is Bill Heise Kenny Helmliiiger Tom Hemmert Gar% ' Herman CI m Suzanne Dearing Phil Hern Mike Elsass Janet Hoaglin Allen Elsass Nancy Hill Harold Dulebolm Paid Dudgeon Tom Doss Rondell Fisher Dan Fischer Clifford Fischer Bill Feil Marcia Faler anet Evans Rick Elsass Tom Graham C andace Gearing .1 : tLi Daneene Fry Xancy Frey Randy Frazier Patty Fittro Donna Fittro Peggy Frick Dean Gregg 29 With Amazement And A Little Apprehension Bob Hughes Jern Mason Mike Maus Dasid Maxsoii Judy McBeth Ronnie McCirtv Bruce Mc ' Cullou  li Ed Hurt Bob Idle Susan Meckstroth Gene Metzger Jim Meyers Ray Mesers Al era Miracle Da id Jackson Joerdis Jauert Cathy Johnson Terry Miller Richard Monbeck Linda Moon Pattv Moots Janet Joljnson ean Johnson Lance Jolinson Patt - Kaeck Carol Morris Bettie Mullins Charles Mullin Bo d Kattcr Elizabeth Na ' lor Suzanne Kauffnian Mike Newland Debbie Keller Charlotte Kemper David King Terr ' King Linda Klima Terr Klopfenstcin Jon Knoch Marihn Koch Diana Kohlrieser Jack Krebs Jim Lee Dennis Lucas Susan Limbert Kathy Luma Julia Luther Donna Lutterbein 30 At The Flurry Of Activity Which Greets Us Bc Regiila Eddie Ruineke Samlra Rlioades irliara Rickert Dan Roediger Xorrene Ruck lan Scliroer Connie Schoffiier Da id Schumann liiih Xieter lik.- XllSS Bdnnic Pack I ' hoelie Pailette I , my Pummell jni Rader Chcr l Scott Linda Seitz [iid ' Slionp Bill Sn dir |enn ' Smith TeriA Springer Paul Schauh Rita Scheblo Mike Schlenker Marjeanne Wiley Dan Wilges Carolyn Wilder Merle ' ooley Ronnie Zenz Jane Zink Paula Zwiebel G:ir ' Stcinke lolm Ste ' cns Rodney Stolte Rolierta Tangeman Joan Tiebcn Roy Tlirush Terr ' Tlirusli Bob ' olbert Candace Wallace Ronnie W ' atercntter David Watt Bruce Weber Randy Weber Sheila Wehner landa Werner 31 ' 7s thtit our Beer Siixic fhif lic.s ynii that Clcciii iiiilc. It ' s O.K. Marilijn. ice ' U never tell. ' Open aide. Vieki! Quit conii)!aininp, Jiiek. 32 Stiulint hinhj listen. iiihuthj at jh)i iiirctiiin. hcjnic clfhiuiutll chlS.vs. Student Activity ](Hiu (ind Wdi iic — arc tiny (li.svtis. ' iinfi Retn y f Scenery recreated the Lai 34 Sonictintcs Piiiil gets tired of dricing ' Takes On Many Forms Tlic lull cliirk (if Emerald City incrlaaks the .stiulents (IS theij put on the fiiiisliing totiehes. Oz - 1963 Prom 35 T W Flutes, Biifisoons, Oboes: Bottom Rote: Kay Stroll, Cindy SwoiiKucr, Darlene Shaw. Roic Two: Linda Svniderland, Debbie I ' razier, Barbara Rickert. Row Three: Deborah Croft, Chris Waltz, Michele Bowsher, Jean-Clare Sims, Mart - Seitz, Suzanne Kaufmann, Marcia Stabler. Clarinets: Bottom Roic: Sharon Combs, Cindy Neumann, Bill Butcher, N ' icki Schaefers, Ronnie McCarty, Karen Shoiip, Ann Howe, Joerdis Jauert, Susan Bowsher. Row Two: Cinda Abe, Joyce Hall, Jean Mertz, Sharon Katterhenry, Elaine Da%is. Row Three: Candace Kaufman, Linda Werner, Caroline Heffner, Paula . lleu. Mary Jett, Jane Brewer, Marcia Heil, Diana Koblrieser. Reeds: Bottom Row: Joan Katter, Kathy Dickson, Pam Brown, Karen Mertz. Row Two: Linda Steinecker, Bon- nie Werner, Phyllis Ellsworth, Candace Gearing, Joan Tieben. Hit it. Sherry! Drums: Bottom Rate: Shcryl Bkickhurn, Patty Kittro, Jeff Dearbaugh, Rosemary Doiiart, l ' ri-.cilla Madison, Tap Rait: Omar Eaton, Slierr ' Winterman, Diana Fritz, Lonnit- ZwitlK ' I, Jon WooiKvartl, L nii .-Mlisdn, Betty Carnes. kill Stnili iiuil liiiic BrciLcr i)racticc ' : ' ' : ' r ' ' ' ? ' : Freneh Horns: Kneeling: Joyce .Simons and X ' ieki Cartmcll. Buck Row: Carla Hutchens, .Alice Thorpe, Franeinc Jauert, Hosiilie Wliitconih. Basses: Ray Koch and Lorrie Wellington. Absent: l on Zwiebel. Trombones and Baritones: Bottom Row: Steve Huber, Dale Hibner, Gretchen Siferd, Sheila Ruck. Middle Row: Donna Lones, Jack Krebs, Diane Davis, Loreen Hinshaw, Bettye Seitz. Top Row: Jack Wenning, Vernon Slioup, Frank Heffncr, Carlyle Mossman, Wayne Rickert. Michele concentrates as Bettye, ill the lxicki;riiund, relaxes. Twirlers: Center: Jean-Clare Sims, Head Majorette. Clockwise: Paula .Al- len, Sharree Goetz, Karen Mertz, Deb- bie Frazicr, Angie Weissinger, Joerdis Jauert, Linda Werner, Linda Howell. Trumpets: Battiini Rtni: Jim Wachanf, Dianne Newland, Becky Kantner, Angie Weissinger, Jud - Slmup, Priscilla Sliaw, Randy Boggs, Bob Adams, Marcia Faler, Cathy Johnson, Merle Wooley. Top Row: Darla Newland, Steve Carter, Bob Clement, Al Bishop, Ken Burk. Ed Springer, Linda Howell. Sa.vophones: Bottom Row: Lynn Abe, Marsha Howell, Gary Wooley, Debbie Nimnions, Pam Herman, Sharree Goetz, Doreen Burden. Top Row: Kathie McCormick, Virgil Behr, Gary Herman, Joe Gearing, Rick Raup, Den- nis Brookhart, Darla Weissinger. 38 Summer Activities Girls ' and Boys ' State: Janet ' iesenma ' er and Fritz Kuck. Journalism Workshop: Bottom Row: Phyllis Ellsworth and Priscilla Shaw. Top Ron: Linda Tabler and Jane Brewer. .Vltisic Seholarship: Pani Herman, sitiiiii , antl ' ieki Sehaefers, standin . Twirlers ' Canip: i ' rom hfl: . nt;ie W ' iessinger Jean-Clare Sims, and Sliarree Goetz. National Science Foundation Ecolog Scholarship: Alice Rader. . r Chorus Bdttdiii Rote: Winnie Pickering, Susanne Damon, Bev Pickering, Christy SliisMT, Joyce Games, Linda Selover, Darlene Stiles, Pris- ciHa Shaw, Peg Peterson, Rosemary Donart. Row Two: Mr. Kehres, Susan Bogart, Dixie Alexander, Carolyn Schultz, Pam Young, Jean Hines, Joan Katter, Sharon Butcher, Bonny Harmon, Diane Moore, Michele Bowsher, Penny Sutton. Row Three: Larry Elsass, Steve Copeland, Jim Mnllins, Joel Mercer, Lonnie Zwiebel, Dale Hibncr, Ralph Barnhart, Jim Shockey, Ron Swink, Larry Setty, Eugene Hoover. Row Four: Robert Lightle, Jim Zorn, Dennis Burden, Tim Lindan iuth, Gene Miller, Emil George, Ken Burk, Jim Fiebelkorn, Tim Truesdale, Ste c Stolte, Mike Core, Mike Q)ueIlhorst, A] Bishop. Fresh men Ch orus Bottom Row: Patty Moots, Nancy Hill, Sheila Wehner, Elizabeth Naylor, Jacquie Copeland, Barl ara Rickert, Susan Harsh, Joyce Bailey, Cheryl Scott, Vicki Bazill, Kathy Lunia, Sharon Coil, Mar- ilyn Harruff, Bonnie Pack, Judy Neiter. fiim; Tito.- Janet Hoaglin, Linda Werner, Norrene Ruck, Diana Gregg, Judy McBeth, Carol Cotternian, Carol Blackburn, Sharon Harslibarger, Betty MuUins, Carolyn Wilder, Patty Kacck, Marty Gutmann, Sandy Clark, Paula Zwiebel, .Ann Baker, .MariKn Koch. Row Three: Steve Carter, Terry Thrush, Lance Johnson, Roger Brookhart, Tom Graham, Jerry .Mason, Gary Steineke, Terry Springer. Mike Sehlenker, Dan Fischer, Bill Butcher, Warren Bailey, John .Aukcrman. 17 ari -5 I 7 ' ' 3 « r 40 ff- y vttv t Boy ' s Ensemble: Row One: Eu- gene Hoover, Ralph Barnhart, Dale Hibner, Fred Ritchie, Den- nis Dafler, Phil Dafler, Roger Brookhart. Roic Two: Al Bishop. Nick Hall, Emil George, Roliert Lightle, Glen Doseck, Ken Burk, Ed Rohrbaugh, Steve Stolte, Mike Core. Pi £ r iM- Mixed Ensemble: Susan Bogart, Michele Bow- .sher, Fred Ritchie, Al Bishop, Mike Core, Ralph Barnhart, Plnllis Ellsworth. Kay Stroh, Girls ' Ensemble: Row One: Susan Bogart, Linda Burden. PliNlli-, Ellsworth, C ntlua Weber, fitiii, ' Two: Priscilla Shaw, Kay Stroh, Michele Bowsher, Joyce Games, Diane Newland, Sheryl Thrush. Cho rus Row) One: Janet Wiesenmayer, Barbara Zuercher, Jolene Zuercher, Linda Burden, Betty King, Linda Becker, Cindy Stimmel, Eugenie .Moore, Judy Hawkey, Marsha Jeanneret, Sandra Scott. Row Two: Cynthia Weber, Alice Knowles, Kay Stroh, Phyllis Ellsworth. Sheryl Thrush, Diane Newland, Dee Chrismer, Carol Ruck, Nancy Cope- land, Virginia Pickering, Sheila Ruck, Karen Brown. Row Three: Ray Koch, Nick Hall, David Kuck, Ed Rohrbaugh, Vernon Shoup, Steve Becker, Glen Doseck, Randy Boggs, Walt BouaIkt. Fred Ritchie, Fred Ros;orfer, Phil Dafler, Dennis Dafler. 41 X.itional Honor Societ ' , an organization liased on the principles of scliolarsliip, leadership, ser ice, and character, admits only 15 ' i of the senior class and 10 ' i of the junior class to membership. Because this distinction on a college entrance application is so respected, the excitement of February NHS initiation is seldom equalled during the school year. An impressi e candlelight induction ceremony folloxs ' ed by a Booster-sponsored dinner highlight admis- sion to this Phi Beta Kappa of Wapakoneta High School. Xatioiial Honor Society officers, seated: Alice Rader, president; Vicki Schaefers, secretary. Standing: Kirk Mossnian, freasnrer; Frit , Kuck, vice president. National Honor Society Row One: Janet Wiesenmayer, Pani HernKui, Jean-Clare Sims, Mrs. Bambauer (advi.ser), Alice Rader, Vicki Schaefers, Joan Katter. Roie Two: Mr. Blanke (adviser). Bob Ankernian, I.eRov Walls, Lorrie Wellington, Kirk Mossnian, Fritz Knck, Jim i ' ' ,Wiiri .Mr. Ratliff (adviser). Ste e Harsli, 42 Student Council Bottom Ron: Jud Hclmlingfr, bU-se Harsh, Phil Dafler, Kenny Erb, and Patsy Reinokc. Row Tiio: Alice Thoqje, Mr. Green, Mr. Carter, Mr. Rathff, Mrs. Miller, and Kathy Dickson. Row Three: Sue Gninilini;. Ka ' Stroh, lanet W ' iesenmayer, jane Brewer, Peg Zwii ' hel, Pain Herman, Jane Copeland, and Judy Berg. Row Four: Eric Fisher, Fritz Kuck, Roger Bontrager, Nick Earl, Ste e Stolte, Ron Keller, Roger Kline, and John Selnvarck. Wapakoneta Student Council members are delegates of the student bod ' who strive for growth of b etter school spirit, improvement of student and faculty co-operation, and develop- ment of representative legislature. Entertaining visiting legis- lators and studying student governing bodies of area schools, the twenty-four meniliers attempt to keep abreast of student opinion. Responsibility for homecoming preparations — from pre- liminary election supervision to completion of final touches on decorations for her majesty ' s ball — rests with the Student Council. A touch of New Orleans came to ' HS in Fel)ruar ' with the Coimcil-sponsored Mardi-Gras which replaced the Mistletoe Ball of pre ious years. For forms of government Jet fools contest; Whate ' er is best udmimsterd is best. —Alexander Pope Off icers Pam Herman, Secretary; Peggy Zwiebel, Vice-Pres- ident: Steve Harsh, President. 43 Boltoin Row: Nkirty Seitz, Diane Davis, Linda Tal ler, Judy Lucas, Marsha Jeanneret, Karen Mertz, Angela Wei.ssinger. Debbie Frazier. Row Two: Joerdis Jaiiert, Nancy Boltz, Beltye Seitz, Wayne Rickert, Lonnie Zwiebel, Ann Howe, Jolene Zuereber, Julie Niemeyer. Row Three: Priscilla Sliaw, Linda Davis, Kay Stroh, Michcle Bowsher, Linda Howell. Darla ewland, Vicki Scliaefers. Penny Parlette, Cliris Waltz, Joan Katter. Row Four: Alice Radcr, Janet Wicsen- niaxer, Cind ' Swonguer, Rosemary Donart, Barry Zwiebel, John Kies, Jane Brewer, Chris Fleming, Margaret King, Mr. Stroh. Retro Scurrying to meet deadline.s, .searching for lost pages, trying always to keep on the pulse of W ' apakoneta High, I etro .Staff mem- bers inch through the school year toward that day in May when yearbooks are distributed to the student liody. . lthough photo appointments or copy re- visions can cause mild panic at the drop of a hat, staff members attempt to capture the spirit of 1964 at W ' apakoneta Higli School. If doing this means conducting a sports inter- view in the locker room or photographing half-finished Homecoming decorations, don ' t be surprised to see Retro representatives in just such situations. ret ' -ro-spect— n., a review of the past. —Webster ' s New International Dictionar% ' The brain trust: Wayne Rickert, Priscilla Shaw, Assi.stant Editor; Joan Katter, Editor; Jane Brewer, Assistant Editor; and Chris Fleming assume a grave cxpres.sion to make high-lc ' el decisions. ' •- : 44 Lantern Co-operati ' e efforts of Lantern staff members pro- duce a veekl - publication. To prove that a scrawling pen is mightier than the sword, reporters cover all facets of school and community life. Editorial and make-up staffs, seeking die unusual and eye-catching features which have characterized the newspaper, ex- amine publications from area schools. Sparkling edi- torials, thrilling sports anecdotes, the ery latest gos- sip, and frequently false infomiation are combined to jjroduce a imique specimen of journalism — the Lantern. Officers: Standing: Marsha Jeanneret, assistant editor. Sitting: Alice Radcr, Peg Peterson, co-editors. Kneeling: Phyllis Ellsworth, assistant editor. Roic One: Sitting: Kathy Dickson, Carolyn Schultz, Julie Niemeyer, Joi Rader, Karen Brown, Linda Tabler, Jean Mertz, Diane Fritz. Roto Two: Chris Schmaltz, Diane Davis, Teri Karns, Joyce Carnes, Peg Peterson, Joel Mercer, Linda Davis, John Kies, Marilyn Raniey, Marsha Jeanneret, Diane N ' ewland. Betty Carnes, Larry Coate. Row Three: Mrs. Bault, Kay Stroh, Phyllis Ellsworth, Alice Emerson, Nancy Fry, Barbara Ziiercher, Lorric Wellington, Alice Rader, Deb- bie Ninimons, Sally Coate, Linda Sunderland, Elaine Hardin, Donna Lones. 45 Girl ' s Athletic All girls interested in athletics are eligible for membership in Girls ' Athletic Association. Freshman girls or new upperclass girls wishing to join GAA are not initiated into the club until the second semester. To be ehgible for initiation the girls must make 150 points b ' doing arious activities. The ' are given a sheet at the beginning of the year listing the points gi en for each activity. There is a playnight once every six weeks giving the girls an opportunity to add more points. The intramural manager decides the sport the girls will participate in for that night. In the spring we have a banquet at which time the officers for the coming year are installed. Awards are also given at the banquet. ' hen a girl has attained 1000 points she is awarded a letter and upon attaining two hundred additional points, a pin is gi en and four huntlred atlditional a guard is awarded. , troph ' is gi en to the senior with the highest number of accumulated points abo e 1400. Not ionwhi! Rim One: Patty Coate, Julie Setser, Bev Regular, Sandy Clark, Miss Ebersolo, Joi Racier, Nancy King. Marsha Hdwell. Row Two: Judy Maleug, Katln ' Johnson, Marilyn Rame y, Teri Karnes, Nancy Hill, Carol Blackburn, Jean Mertz, Patty Fittro. Row Tlircc: L ain Abe, Susan Harsh, Sarah Bailey, Joyce Clark, Pat E ans, Barb Riekert, icki Bazill, Liz Naylor, Debbie Croft, Betty Carnes. Row Four: Judy McBcth, Patty Kaeek, Jane Copeland, Joerdis Jauert, Donna Lones, Sharon Butcher, Noreen Ruck, Marjcanne Wiley, Sharon Combs, Susan Bowsher, Sharon Coil, Carla Huteliens, .Marilyn Har- riiff, Daneen Fr -. Row Five: Jolene Zuercher, Paida Zweibel, Judy Shoup, Ka ' Kinninger, Linda Werner, Paula Allen, Nancy Frey, Linda Coil, Gretchen Siferd, Candace Gearing, Caroline Heffner, Linda Butcher, Joan Tieben, Ann Howe, Linda Howell, Patt ' Moots, Marilyn Schroer. 46 Association Bottom Row: Jiuly Truesdale, Eugenie Moore, Bettye Seitz, Nancy Copeland, Joyce Slahan, Charlene Eisert, Carol Ruck, and Karen Brown. Second Roic: Sharon Katterhenrv, Linda Selover, Becky Kantner, Marsha Jeanneret, Linda Tabler, Harriet Bryan, Augie Weissinger, Marcia Slahler, Jeri Johnson. Third Row: Cinda Abe, Karen Mertz, Cind ' Stimmek ancy Boltz, Joan Katter, Sheryl Blackburn, Janet Akers, Peg Peterson, Chris Waltz, Priscilla Shaw, Sally Barber, Marilyn Bodey, Elaine Webb, Martha Seitz, Sherry Winternian, Judy Lucas, Joyce Carmes. Fourth Row: Edith Flinn, Kay Stroh, Elaine Hardin, Judee Kantner, Norma Zwiebel, Alice Knowles, Pesz Zwiebel, Lynn .Allison, Bonnie Werner, Cyndi Swon- .guer, Jane Brewer, Sarah Coate, Margaret King, Linda Da is, Diana NIoore, Phyllis Ellsworth, Joy Scott, Pani Knoch. Officers: Bottom Row: Judy Berg, Intraneural director; Norma Zwie- bel, trensuter. Top Row. Nancy Copeland, secretary: Judy Tniesdale, president; Priscilla Shaw, vice-president. ATTEXTIOM!!!! Row One: bottom: Joe Morey, Janet Dicus, Judv RoettRer, Sails Barber, Joan Katter, Linda Davi , Kathie NlcCorniiek, Charlen ' e Eisert, Don Sehweitzer. Row Two: Mr. Carter, Jan Metzger, Barbara Topp, AI Bishop, Mike Quellliorst, Janet Akers, Marsha Donovan, Carol Zncreher, Suzanne Damon. Row Three: Karen Brown, Marcia Stabler, Sandy Seott, Engenie Moore, Marsha Jean- neret, Marilyn Bodey, Nancy Boltz, Sharree Goetz, Alice Emerson, Dcirdre Chrismer, Elaine Webb, Judy Lucas, Pam Knoch, Jnd Adams, Julie Xienieycr, Sheila Ruck. Row Four: Bettye Seitz, Mar- garet King, Linda Sunderland, Lonnic Zvviebel, Judec Kantner, Jean- Clare Sims, Wayne Elsa.ss, Jane Brewer, Norma Zwiebel, Lorcn Elsass, Michele Bowsher, Alice Knowles, Sheryl Blackburn, Jeri John- son, Karen Mertz. fioic Fiie: Chris Fleming, Rosemary Donart, Bv- ron Schumann, Jim Fiebelkorn, Jim Miller, Kenny Burk, Paul Eisert, Don Regula, David Britt, Eugene Hoover. Future Business Leaders Officers: Roic One, l ottoni: Paul Eisert, Wayne Elsass. Roio Two: middle: Alan Bishop, Kenny Burk, president; Janet Wiesenmaycr. Ron ' Three, xtaudinn: Karen Mertz, Linda Sun- derland. 48 We are very proud of our Future Business Leaders of America cluli at W ' apakoiieta Hi;j;h. Our local chapter re- ceived the Gold Seal Award on their tenth anniversary at the national con ention in Dallas, Texas. Of ninety-one schools in Ohio, onh ' six schools liold the distinction of receiving tliis award. For tlie past tluee years, our contest- ants in the Mr. and Miss Future Business Leader of Amer- ica Contest have placed in the first, second, or third award catagories in this contest. On our elesenth anni ersary we traveled to Cincinnati for the Sixteenth Annual State Convention with twenty- five of our local members attending. These members brought new and different honors to our school such as the scrapbook trophy award which was attributed to the work of I inda Da is, Jud ' Kantner, Karen Brown, Julia Neimeyer, and Pam Knoch. Another new award was the trophy for third place in Outstanding Chapter in Oliio, which was attributed to the leadership o f Kenneth Burk, our local chapter president, and our adviser, Mr. Carter. The most unique and distinguished honor this year was having our candidate, Jeri Johnson, elected as State Pres- ident. We have participated at a national level in the follow- ing contests; Mr. F. B. L. A., Parliamentary Procedure, the Miss F.B.L.A. contest, and the State President Contest. Our local community has had approximately six hun- dred members that have belonged to our local chapter of F.B.L.A. during the past eleven years. These members have engaged in many worthwhile projects for the ad- vancement of education. The F.B.L.A. iirL:.(nu:iilion seeks to: 1. Develop competent, aggressive business leadersliip. 2. Strengthen the confidence of oung men and women in themselves and their work. 3. Create more interest and understanding in the intelli- gent choice of business occupations, 4. Encourage members in the development of indi idual projects and in establishing themselves in business. 5. Encourage members to improve the home and com- munity. 6. Participate in worths ' undertakings for the improve- ment of business and die communit -. 7. De ' elop character, train for useful citizen.ship, and faster patriotism. 8. Participate in cooperati ' e effort. 9. Encourage and practice tlirift. 10. Encourage impro ement in scholarships and promote school loyalt} ' . 11. Provide and encourage the de elopment of organized recreational activities. 12. Improve and establish standards for entrance upon store and office occupations. Of America Initiation nii;lit for Bskhi Sclininann. Loii Zwiebil. Mikr QiiuUhorst. Row One: George Krites, Loreeii Hinsliaw, Nancy King, Mar- ilyn Raniey, Linda Clay, Maurice DeVore. Row Two: joy Dicus, Patty Fittro, Noreen Ruck. Jim Bowsher, Larry Specs, Jackie Copeland, Susan Meckstrotli, Patty Evans, Cliarlene Jackson. Row Three: Jean Mertz, Joyce Clark, LaDonna Cinii- niins, Marihii Scliroer, Marilyn Kncli, Linda Burden, Jnlene Zuercher, Marcia Faler, Barbara Thomas, Julie Setser, Be Regula. Row Four: Margaret Selumiacher, Carol Roettger, Jim Brannon, Mary Jett, Steve Carter, Nick Hall, Marcia Heil, Paula Allen, Donna Lones, Dean Gregg, Kay Kinninger. 49 Senior Science Club Row One: Mike RfiiiliartU, Linda Tabler, Alice Rader, Sandy Ogden, Bonnie Werner, Angela Weissinger, Peg Zwiebel. Rote Two: Roger Bontrager, Kay Stroll, Priscilla Shaw, Phyllis Ells- worth, Dee Chrismcr, Cindy Stinimel, Chris Waltz, Steve Stolte. Row Three: Fritz Kiick, Joe Gearing, Terry Johnson, Dan Graf, Riek Raup, Dale Hibner, Terry Oppernian, Ralph Barnhart, Wayne Rickeit. Row Four: Fred Serr, Bill Woods, Lon Zwiebel, John Baker, Ray Kocli, Steve Harsh, Larry Wolfe, Lorrie Well- ington, AI Bishop, Kent Stroh. Senior Science CInb officers and members examine the min- utes of a recent meeting. Seated: Kay Stroh, secretary. Stand- ing: Steve Harsh, vice president; Lonnie Zwiebel, Alice Rader, reporter; Lorrie Wellington, president; Angela Weissinger, Ralph Barnhart, treasurer. Following Ben Johnson ' s definition of a club — An assembly of good fellows, meeting inider certain condi- tions ' — Senior Science Club was organized for juniors and seniors currenth ' enrolled in chemistry or physics classes. Although much of the activity of tliis group has been social, several field trips added excitement to the business agenda. The campus of Miami University at O.xford, Ohio, and the Armco Steel Foundry at Middle- town, Ohio, were the destination of two recent journies. All field trips must be taken outside of school time. Motion pictures shown at each club meeting further increase the scope of scientific investigation. By using in- dustrial audio-visual aids, SSC members are able to ex- amine the various phases of science more closely than would be practical in a classroom situation. 50 Ricliard Frc - recei ed a Superior rating in state competition for his science project. Traveling more miles than nearly any other club at iipakoneta High School is but one distinction achieved by the Junior Science Club. To learn more about science in industrx ' , this organization of freshman and sophomore science students maintaining a .3 grade point average has isitctl businesses as far a ' ay as Da ton s Wright-Patter- son Air Force Base and as near as the W ' apakoneta Ma- chine Company just a few blocks from school. A luiique organization without officers, the junior science club is in its second year as an extracurricular activity at W ' apa- koneta High School. There is also an honorars ' organization for freshman and sophomores with a 4 grade point average. Junior Science Club Row One: Jean Mertz, Be - Regula, Phoebe Parlette, Lynn Abe. Susan Harsh, Deborah Croft, Joyce Clark, Tom Graham, David Howe, Steplien Huber, Jack Krebs. How Two: Carla Hutchens, Carolyn Heffner, Cindy Neuman, Sliaron Coil, Marjean Vile ' , Joy Rader, Joerdis Jauert, Mike Schlenker, Kenny Helnilinger, Roy Thrush, William Feil, Rondell Fi.sher, Mr. Leathers. Row Three: Ricky Elsass, Sharon Butcher, Ann Howe, Marcia Howell, Suzanne Kauffnian, Jolene ' uereluT, Kathy Dickson, Debbie Ninimons, Emil George, Mike Enzel, Jack Wenning, Steve Becker, Douglas Bogart. Row Four: Ann Baker, Roberta Tange- man, Bonnie Pack, Grelchen Siferd, Joan Tieben, Gary Herman, John Ankernian, Ronnie McCarty, Bill Butcher, Bob Adams, John Kies, Dick Frey, Rand ' Boggs, Phil Dafler, Warren Bailey. 51 Future Teachers of America Row One: Susie Harsh, Phoebe Parlett, Barl) Rickert, Joi Racier, Karen Brown, Jean Mertz, Sharon Coil, Elaine Davis, Sharon Katterhenry, Larry Coate. fioii; Tivo: Marilyn Bodey, Donna Lones, Joan Katter, Alice Emerson, Margaret King, Margaret Schumacher, Linda Becker, Sharon Combs, Terri Karns. Row Three: Mr. Taylor (adviser), Edith Flinn, Jud ' Truesdale, Carol Ruck, Cindy Stimmel, Marsha Jeannerat, Nancy Bollz, Judy Lucas, Linda Tabler, Patsy Reineke, Marty Seitz, Judy Adams, Julia Nicmeyer. Row Four: Priscilla Shaw, Plnllis Ellsworth, Miehelc Bowsher, Linda Steinecker, Dan Graf, Linda Werner, Barb Znercher, Jean-Clare Sims, Lonnie Zwiebel, Bonnie Harmon, Linda Howell, Darlene Shaw, Kay Stroh, Peg Peterson, Row Five: Mr. Ratliff (adviser), Linda Harmon, Carolme Heffner, Jane Brewer, Candace Gearing, Steve Stolte, Barry Zwiebel, Lorrie Wellington, Al Bishop, Jerry Smith, Ed Rohrbaugh, Blaine Bruner, Bonnie Werner, Debbie Ximmons, L nn .Allison, Alice Rader, Mr. Cottrill (adviser). The Vapakoncta Chapter of Future Teachers of America is a professional training club. Membership is open to any high school student wiio is maintaining a grade point average of at least 2.0. To learn about the teaching profession, its opportunities, its responsibilities, and its important role in democracy, FTA mem- bers are gi ' en the opportunit) ' to explore their own interests and abilities in relation to the various fields of teaching. In order to earn the two hundred merit points necessary for die award of an FTA pin, members assist in substitute teaching, leading youth groups, working in the library, or even babysitting. FTA officers. Row One: Priscilla Shaw, librarian; Carol Ruck, parliamentarian. Row Two: Alice Rader, vice pres- ident, Lorrie Wellington, president; Kay Stroh, secretary. Row Three: Lynn Allison, historian, Jean-Clare Sims, Irea.iurer. Lib rarians Left to Ri ht: Marilyn Bodey, Ijnda Becker, Judy Lucas, Xanc ' Boltz, Linda Da is, Julia Xiemcycr, Joy Scott, Susanuc McKt-nzic. Secretarial Staff ' , f Cl , . Seated: Ann Adams, Diana Helmlinger, Linda Wehner, Judy Tnies- Parlette, Barb Znerclier, Chris Fleming, Linda Sunderland, Judee dale, Judy Roettger, Sandy Scott, Terrel Maxson, Bettye Seitz. Kantner, Linda Davis, Sheila Ruck, Judy Helmlinger, Susan Bogart, Standing: Pam Knoeh, Sharree Goetz, Kathy McCorniick, Penny Mrs. Bambauer, adviser. 53 Spanish Club Row One: Julia Niemeyer, S ' lerry Winterman, Diane Davis, Terry Opperman, Linda Becker, Cindy Stimmel, Jean Hines, Charlene Eisert, and Mary Seitz. Row Two: Mrs. Smith, Angela Weissinger, Darlene Shaw, Cliristine Mericle, Kay Kinninger, Pain Herman, Phyllis Ellsworth, L rin Alhson, Peg Zwiebel, Kay Stroh, Chris Waltz, Donna Lones, Rosalie Whitcomb, and Hazel Clark. Row Three: Robert Rehn, Bonnie Werner, Don Plmnmer, Joe Gearing, Lorrie Wellington, Jerry Sniilli, Steve Stolte, Carlyle Mossman, Alice Rader, and Larrv Wolfe. Spanish Honor Society. From left: Julia Niemeyer, Alice Rader, Lorrie Wellington, Larry Wolfe, Byron Schumann, Roger Swal- low, Steve Stolte. Absent: Vicki Schaefers and Diane Davis. Spanish Club officers from left: Alice Rader, Kirk Mossman, Vicki Schaefers, and Lorrie Wellington. 54 Latin Club Founded and sponsored for many ears by the late Miss Ruth Holl, the Latin Club which is an affiliate of the Ohio Junior Classical League, has a large membership of students meeting each month to earn- out the aims of this state-wide organization. Programs include skits, colored slides, film strips and various other means of making the Romans more under- standable to young Americans. The members of the Junior Classical League covenant to hand on the torch of classical ci ' ilization in the modern world. They belie e an acquaintance with the ci ilization of Greece and Rome will help them understand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civilization in its go eni- ment, laws, literature, languages, and arts. . C. L. Creed Officers: Phil Dafler, treasurer- Randy Boggs, viii ' -prcsident; Standing: Emil George, secretary; Kathy Dickson, reporter. Absent: Debbie Nimnions, president. Rote One: Mrs. Sayre, adviser: Lynn Abe, Liz aylor, Diana New- land, Marsba Howell, Elaine Davis, Darla Weissinger, Alice Thorpe, Vicki Bazill, Susie Harsh and Larry Coate. Row Two: Phoebe Par- lette, Judy Malueg, Laura Lutz, Patty Coate, Sharon Coil, John Curry, Phil Dafler, Paula Zweibel, Marjean Wiley, Pam Brown, Suzanne Kauffman, Jean Mertz, Kathy Dickson, Joyce Bailey. Row- Three: Carla Hutchens, Bruce Weber, Terry Miller, Joan Tieben, Randy Boggs, Warren Bailey, Vicki Cartniell, Linda Howell, Caro- line Heffner, Diana Kohlrieser, Candace Kauffman, Joel Mercer, Sharon Butcher, Ann Howe, Bill Butcher, Joerdis Jauert. Row Four: Jennifer Smith, Ann Baker, Nancy Frey, Linda Coil, John Kies, Don Nichols, Candace Gearing, Mike Enzel, Nick Hall, Gretchen Siferd, Emil George, Jack Wenning, Steve Becker, Debbie Nimmons, Judy Shoup, Linda Werner. 55 Future Farmers Of America Bottom Rt u: Kenny Minnicli, scirtincl; Steve Cross, Jiiitorian. Sccoiul lion: Dale Hibner, sec- retary; Don Regiila, prcsiderU; John Schwarek, vice-president. Top Row: Loren Elsass, reporter; Paul Eisert, treasurer: Ken Burk, fitiulcnt (uliisor. Ever since tlie beginning of argicultnre, farm ovitli lia e had se eral liasic needs. Some of these needs are to select and train for an occupation, to belong to something worthwhile, to feel that their goals are jiisth ' set and that the ' are within their reach, and to feel that what they are doing makes sense, having a real purpose and value to society. In 1917, the Congress of the United States recognized tlaese basic needs and passed the Smith-Hughes Act which provided for the teaching of vocational agriculture in the local high schools. In the agriculture classes, students learn the most efficient methods of farm management, the latest de ' elopments in agrieultureal research, and to judge the quality as well as the quantity of li estock, crops, and other projects of super- vised farming. .4s agriculture progressed through the influence of tlie Smith-Hughes Act, the farm youth started to form local clubs and groups. Later these local clubs developed into State asso- ciations and then in 192S the first national convention of the Future Farmers of America was held in Kansas City, Mis- som-i. Since that time, the F.F.A. has grown from a mere hand- ful to some 400,000 in the United States and over 12,900 in Ohio. It can justly be called the greatest organization of youth interested in agriculture in the world today. The primary aim of the F.F.A. is the development of rural leadership, citizenship and patriotism. Other goals are to work toward successful establishment in farming occupa- tions, encourage good scholarship, work in a cooperative effort and participate in organized recreational activities — all for the betterment of agriculture. Some of the activities of parti- cipation are: parliamentar ' procedure, public speaking, land and li cstock judging, and other contests. Bottom Row: Loren Elsass, Boyd Katter, Dennis Lueas, Da i(l Seliii- man, Mr. Freymuth, Bruce McColloui;li, Daniel Roediger, Bol) Hiues. Gene Tester. Second Row: Kenny Minnicli, Dale Hibner, Donald Huebner, Micky Gross, John Berg, Steve Campbell, John Schwarek, Steve Cross, Jim Klopfenstein, Gary Klopfenstein, Randy Weber, Warren Follin, Terry Klopfenstein. Top Row: Wayne Elsass, Paul Eisert, Dennis Burden, CnHirge Lunz, Don Regula, Richard Camp- bell, Ken Burk, Don Beech, Ray Thrush, Charles Hughes, Tim Lindanuith. 56 Future Homemakers Of America Row One: Jud ' Zimmerman, Judy Cuiiimiiis, Pam Ynung, Linda Bradford, Miss Lanning, Barbara Thomas, Giniiy Pickering, Alice Endicott, Harriet Bryan. Row Txco: Karen Wolfe, Beverly Pickering, Debbie Shoffstal!, Kathy Briggs, Carol Kill, Judy Schneider, Judx- Metzger, Judy Roettger. Lynn Ladd, Winnie Pickering, Charlene Eisert. Row Three: Sharon Darling, Nancy Boltz, Marta Hines, LaDonna Cummins, Jean McBefli, Marsha Heil, Margaret Goodwin, Carol Roettger, Kay Kinninger, Cynthia Weber, Judy Hawkey, Jill Metzger. Officers: Linda Bradford, president: Charlene Eiscrt, Bcv Pickering, Cyn- thia Weber Future Homemakers of America is the national organ- ization of girls and bo s studying homemaking in higli schools of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. As an integral part of tlie homemaking program, FHA proN ' ides opportunities for students to have additional ex- periences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. Any student enrolled in a high school who is taking or has taken a homemaking course in junior and senior high school may become a member. Membership is volimtary. The over-all goal of the organization is to help in- dividuals improve personal, family and community living, now and in the future. The FHA motto, Toward New Horizons, is a chal- lenge which reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence homes drey will have to- morrow. There are three degrees of achievement: Junior Home- making, symbohzed by a key; Chapter Homemaking, sym- bolized by a scroll; and State Homemaking, symbolized by a torch. The colors of FHA are red, signifying strength, and white, signifying sincerity. The FHA pin may be worn by active and associate members, honorary members, and Chapter parents. Meetings are held monthly. They consist of business, discussions, and demonstrations. 57 Rate One: Linda Scliiiiiilt, joy Scott, Nancy Bolt?,, lean Hniis md Marilyn lianicy. Row Twi): Mrs. Hartnp, uilvixcr: Linda Da is Lmd i Bnrdcn, Margaret King, Linda Coil, Alice Radcr, and MariKn Bixle . Row Three: Patl Kittro, Jnlia Niemeyer, Suzanne MeKenzie, Helen Hengstler, Jndy Lucas, Linda Becker, and Nancy King. Lib rarians Club Librarian Club officers: Suzanne McKcnzie, vice-presiilent; Joy Scott, secretary: Sue Crumling, treasurer; and landa Becker, president. iX ' Ieinbers of the Librarians ' Club are .students who are interested in (1) promoting knowledge of the practical as- pects of the library (2) learning the correct use of books (3) having discussion and exchange of ideas that pertain to the library with interest toward improvement (4) securing members to work in that field. At the present time the Librarians ' Club has nineteen members who meet once a month for reports and discussion of topics relating to their purpose. The group has sponsored a dance after a basketball game, a book jacket contest, and the observation of book week April 12-18. It is from this group that selection is made of those who work as student librarians. f t Annie Get Your Gun don ' t rcnicinl)cr where I .lit Greg Frazicr. As the other tiipitts pay close iittcniiim. Katliij Itliird from front) (laijdreunis. as usual. Mr. Curtis gifes another of his litth ' insj)irational talks. Priscilhi says, I didn ' t get any pickle! 60  A w i QUEEN SHEILA - 1963 FiiialK ' , after many clays of preparation and excitement. Queen Sheila reigns over the dance. Her court consisting of Alice Emerson, senior attendant; Sally Barber, senior attendant; Marsha Jeannerett, junior uttendiint; Jane Copeland, sopliomore attendant: was seated in white lawn chairs on a terraced platform. Tlw camera alaaijf prc.scri-es tlic action Wlic ' s ncxt: Here is the homecoming court of 196.3-1964. lo the top row are the senior attendants Sally Barber and AUce Emerson. In the middle of the group is our queen. Sheila, and by licr side is tlie junior attendant. Marsti i U unitrttt uni J i attendant. CpJind 63 Wapak High Var ,:- l ' v •■ i Fir,ri Roil-.- Terry Swink, Eric Fisher, Bob Lightle, John Schwark, Brent Dearbaugh, Ron Keller, Don Plummer, Hugh Eaton, Blaine Bruner, Dan Bobb, Steve BaiK ' , Jim Elshire, Roger Geren, Dave Whitaker. Second Row: Mike Gross, Don Nicliols, Brian Mincks, Ed Setser, Gary Evans, Nick Earl, Ned Kuhns, Wilbur Schneider, Craig Coach Greu — Coach planned most of the strat- egy to be used in the games. He also worked with the backfield and guided the other coaches in their work. Gene Jones — Mr. Jones coached the line on both the varsity and reserve teams. He helped Coach Gren plan the practices and defenses. Hank Stroh — Hank coached the freshman team and helped the varsity coaches when he could. Fran Geiger — Mr. Geiger coached the junior high team and helped the varsity by scouting. From Left: Coaches Jones, Gren and Stroh. 64 ity Football Team f 4| .|: -i | Wi hSSt «iS X. . Link, Carl Martin, Phil Bowsher, George Oyer, Burton Andrews, Ronnie Evans. Third Row: Jeff Sehneider, Kenny Montgomery, Benny Hughs, Dan Graf, Rand - Frazier, Rick Elsass, Rav Mevers, John Ankerinan, Dan V ' olbert, Jaek Wolfe Paul Painter, Eric Kohler, Jim Blank. Brad Danm. Mike Hall, The managers are from left to right, Fred Pepple, Bruce Naylor, Keith Montgomery, and Mike Rine- hart. These boys had the roughest job to do. They had to stay and clean up after the players left the locker room and put all the equipment away and keep it in good condition. They did a fine job and deserve a lot of credit. 65 Here is a sketeh of our ' ictoi ' Cannon. It became a part of our school during Ijasketball season last year and wasn ' t used very much until this ear. At the foot- hall games this ear it did a good hit of noise-making. Blaine Brune End Ste e Bailey (JiKirtcihack Ron Keller Center Roger Gcren FuUhaek Heu IK tin CO c ipt Mils ot the iootball tc.mi. Steve Bailt ' ' and jiin ELsliire wctc cliost ' ii In tile team to lead tlicni and make the deeision.s gg on tile field. Here is a sketch i)i the ' ieti)r Flag which also became a per- manent part of our school last ear. Since then it has flown c er ila - possible on the (la s of school after a victor ' b the Redskins. Eric Fisher Tackle Jim Elshire Halfback 15an Bobb Guard Brent Dearbangh End Don Plummer Halfback Al iiiterman was the announcer for the football season. He did a veiy fine job in keeping tlie football fans infonned about the action on the field. 67 Season Record Bob Lightle Guard SCORES Vc They Ada 28 Pen 40 Bath 8 Celina 8 Shawnee 20 Bellehintaine 12 ' aii ert H 20 Kenton 42 12 Coldwater 16 6 St. Nhins 24 14 W on 7 - - Lost 3 Car - E ans Tackle Da e W hitaker End John Schwark Fullback Terry Swiuk Halfback 68 The Varsity clieerleaders this year were from left t i right: Judy Truesdale, Judy Berg, Nancy Copeland, and Caro Ruck. These girls along wilh the reserve ' s cheered the football team on ami thi also clieer .it thi ' arsit basket- ball team ' s games. Here are some of the girls in action. At the far end is Vieki Basil, next is Carol Ruck, Bev Regula and Nancy Copeland are next in line aiid in the foreground is Mar- garet King. Ch eerie ad ers The reserve cheerleaders are: Standing: Jolcne Zercher and Margaret King. Kneeling: Vieki Basil and Bev Regula. They help the varsity cheerleaders during football season and cheer the reserve basketball team on during the bas- ketball season. Varsity W Club Row One: Coach Greii, Don Plummer, Brad Beer, Eric Fisher, Mr. Sell. Roiu Two: Rodger Geren, Dave Wineniiller, Jim ELshire, Hugh Eaton, John Schwark, Row Three: Lorrie Wellington, Ron Keller, Brent Dearbaiigh, Wayne Rickert, Bob Lightle, Steve Bailey. Row Four: Blaine Bnnier, Roger Bontrager, Dan Bobb, Terrv Swink John Dicke, Da -e Whitaker. Wapak team watches the kiekoff. As Fish clears the way, Coon goes fo another long gamer. WAPAK HIGH HAD A HARD FIGHTING TEAM Blaine Briiner, Jim Elsliiri. ' , ilber Schiieider, Da t ' hitaker, Royer Cicren, Brent Dearbaugli, Roger Kline. Here is some action in the game against Sid- ney. This is an example of the fine team sork tliat went into this year ' s club. Coach Curtis was pleased with the job the boys did as were the other coaches. Our record doesn ' t say an awful lot about the kind of games the boys played, but it shows that some tough games were lost. The boys always played their best ball dining the games and never gave up hope even when behind. Thev were a fine team. THE REDSKINS JUNIOR VARSITY Gene Miller, Mike Bryan, managers; Brooks Kocnig, Terry Swink, Joel Mercer, John Seliwarck, Steve Becker, Mike Rickert, Jeff Schneider, Don Nichols, Ed Setser, Nick Eari, Greg Frazier. THE W. H. S. FRESHMAN TEAM Kenny Helnilinger, Tom Doss, Terry Springer, Dan Fisclicr, Mick Gross, David Jackson, Danny Wilges, Steve Campbell, Randy Frazier, Bob Idle, Jim Lee, Bruce Weber, Jerry Mason. 72 Season Record 5 We They Sylvania 41 45 Ada 59 56 Sidney 50 55 Van Veit 91 67 Kenton 71 52 Coldwater 64 63 Perr ' 72 89 St. Marys 62 68 Delphos St. John. 51 68 Celina 54 52 Ayersville 80 64 Elida 81 62 Bath 42 47 Lima C.C. 58 61 Shawnee 45 52 Bellefontaine 61 63 Von 7 - Lost 9 Left to right: CoacJics Larry Curtis, Ciene Jones, and Dnane Baker. ' ' ■ ' f fie. ' ' 8h Left to right: Gene Miller, John . nker- man and Kirk Mossnian, nianafici. ' s. vV e •Qav h loe 73 John niakc-i a 10 footer Two for Brent. Here are the fighting reserves. Nick tries a honk! 74 SPRING SPORTS Track Row One: Ron E aii.s, Wayne Rickert, Nick Hall, Paul Benzing, Rick Harrod, Terry Opperman, Richard Fre ' . Row Ttco: Terry Johnson, Eric Kohler. Xick Earl, Eric Fisher, Mike Quellhnrst, Rod Svvounger, Ron Keller, Craig Link, Gary Evans, Jerry Clark. Row Three: Mike Water- man, George Oyer, Jack Wolfe, Don Nichols, Jerry Howe, Ron Swink, Wa ne Kicfer, Wilbur Schneider, Arlan Binkley. Tennis Row One: Randy Boggs, Fritz Knck, Steve Bailey, Lorrie Wellington, Brent Dearlxuigh, Gary Idle, Jim Swaidner, Gary Hengstler. Row Two: Chuck Slattery, Dan Graf, Steve Becker, X ' ernon Slioup, Mike Enzle, Jack Wenning, Wayne Ofkee, Brian Mincks. Ste e Huber, Mr. Capiezello, coach. 75 Baseball Row One: Jim Elshire, Boh I.iglitle, Roger BonSrager, Steve Dearbaugh, Bob Knoch, Blaine Bruner, Jim Everhart, Roger Kline, Da id Howe. Roic Two: Mr. Baker. coacJi; Kenny Montgomery, Brad Beer, Mike Rickert. Bol) Ankernian, Da c Wliitaker, Byron Schn- inann, Phil Bowsher. Ed Setser, Terry Swink, Ned Kuhns, Keith Montgomery. Wliil icdclics far two extra points. Where in cverijhodij? 76 Guess why uc put this one in! Cute, aren ' t they? 77 Four Big and Brawny football players — Hiiyli Eaton, Steve Baily, Blaine Bruner, and Eric Fishir — are glad they aren ' t in the same shoe with the Chieftain! FIGHT!!!! WHS ' s Cute and Lively cheerleaders, Bev Regula and Vicln Bazill, support the Redskin ' s TeePee as well as the school spirit. Smile pretty. Jcan-ClaieU 78 On the day of the Homecoming, the auto-mechanics boy shine the cars Fit for a Queen! Class of ' 64 Once upon a time sonu ' little green freshmen got to- gether to elect themselves some officers. Jim Elshire, Judy Truesdale, Vicki Schaefers, and Vlike Moots were winners of the contest. Time passed, the green tint faded, and it was election time again. As sophomores, the now only slightly chartreuse students elected Bob Ankerman, class president; Steve Bailey, vice president; Bett e Seitz to secretary; and Sheila Ruck, service director. Dining this year Nancy Copeland represented the class in the Homecoming court. Realizing that their liigh school career was half o er, the new juniors were once again confronted with the re- sponsibility of electing class officers. Fearless leader. Presi- dent Fritz Kuck headed the class during this busy year. Assisting him were Vice president, Judy Truesdale; Secre- tary, Vicki Schaefers; and Service Director, Alice Emerson. Presentation of the class play, selection of class rings, and excitement of the spring prom convinced the harried juniors that they were, indeed upperclassmen. Jean-Clare Sims was selected to represent the junior class at homecoming. Now the eager beavers are completing their last year of high school as seniors, and the serious side of life ' s rcsponsibilit ' is about to open before them. Fritz Kuck, Jim Elshire, Alice Emerson, and Jim Johnson filled the slate of senior class officers. Sheila Ruck reigned as queen of the 1963 Homecoming with .-Mice Emerson and Sally Barber as senior attendants. , great retrospect of all school acti ' ities, showing won- derful phases of scliolastic achie ement, sports, music, clubs, and dramatics, is almost liehind. Indeed, the effort of many good teachers have produced a product — one hundred twenty young citizens about to take their places in the world. C rts.s Officers: Alice Emerson, Secretary; Fritz Kuck, President; Jim Elshire, Vice-President; Jim Jolmson, Service Director. 80 S J ' ? ' ? ANNE NOREEN ADAMS Anne G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.B.L.A. 3; Y- Teens 2; Secretarial Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. ROBERT CLARK ANKERMAN Ank National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Class Officer 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1. STEPHEN ALAN BAILEY Steve Class Vice-President 2; Home- coming Escort 4; Football 1,2,3,4. co-captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Track 1; N ' arsity Club 2,3,4. SALLY LOU BARBER Sally G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4. RALPH EUGENE BARNHART Ralph Scholarship Team 3; Chorus 1,2, .3, 4; Senior Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Convention 3; Band Camp 1; Boys ' Ensemble 1,2,3,4. LINDA SUE BECKER Linda Chorus 4; G.A.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 2; Spanish 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Librars ' Staff 3,4. BRAD WAYNE BEER Brad Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Varsity Club 4. ROBERT GARY BEECH Bob Basketball 1. 81 BENJAMIN WAYNE BELLAMY Benny Latin Club L SHERYL DIAN BLACKBURN Shcry Band 2,3,4; Chonis L G.A.A. L4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Latin Club L2; Latin Convention L Band Camp 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. Convention 4; Secretarial Staff 3. ALLAN WAYNE BISHOP Butch Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus L2,3,4; F.B.L.. . 2,3,4, 2nd vice-presi- dent; Senior Science Club 3,4; F.T.A. 4: Latin Club 1,2; Band Camp 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. Conven- tion 3; Pep Band Director 4. DANIEL RALPH BOBB Dan Scholarship Team 1,2; Senior Sci- ence Club 3; Varsity Club 3,4, secretary-treasurer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3. ROGER LEE BONTRAGER Roger Student Council 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3; Hi-Y 1; Senior Science Clu b 3,4, treasurer 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseliall 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Football Manager 2. KATHLEEN SUE BRIGGS Kathy Chonis 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, treas- urer 2, secretary 3. WALTER RAY BOWSHER, III Walt Chorus 1,4. DAVID HEADAPOHL BROWN Dave 82 KAREX LYNX BHOWX Karen StiuU ' Tit Council 1; Liiiitern 1,2,3.4; Chorus 2,4; C.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club 1; F.B.L.A. Convention 4: IVp Club 3. RRLAX RICHARD BRYAX Brian Transterrecl from ' ap;ikonct.i St. Toe 3. DEXXIS DEAX BURDEX Denny Chorus L2,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track L2,3; Ba.skctball L ; Base- ball L2. GARY DUAXE CASE Casey Track 2; Football Manager 2. BLAIXE RUSSEL HRUXER Btin.wn Band L2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Science Club 3; Band Camp L2,3; Homecoming Escort 4; Basketball 1 .2.3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; District Sci- ence Fair 1,2,3; State Science Fair 2. KEXXETH LEE BURK Stony B.uid 1,2,3,4; Chonis 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2,4; Reporter 2; Stu- dent Adviser 4; Band Camp 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. Convention 3, State Delegate 4; Parliamentary Procedure Team — State Cham- pions 3; Homecoming Escort 2. DEIRDRE ANN CHRISMER Dec Retro 3; Lantern 1; Chorus 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Senior Science Club 4; Lantern Club 1,2. HARRIET DEANE BRYAX Harriet C.A.A. 1.2,3,4; F.H.A, 4; Class Pla - 3,4. 83 Mini AEL HOWARD CORE Mike Student Council 2; Scholarsliip Team 2,3; Retro Staff 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club I; Baskctl.all 3; Music Festival 2,4. KOHF.HI ' BURN ' S CLEMENT ■■«(. ■ I ' .iiul 3.4; B;uk1 C;inip 3,4; Trans- tirriil Iroiii Lima Centnil Catlio- 1k ■ — Student Council 1; Rand 1,2; L.ttin Convention 1. DIANE MOLLIS DAXTS Diaiu Schohirsliip Team 1,2,3; Ritro 2,3,4; Lantern 1,2,.3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cliorus L2,.3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2; V-Teens 2,3; Senior Science Club 4; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Convention 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Con ention .3; Band Camp 2,3,4. ROSEXL ' RY KAY DONART Riisie Retro 4; Lantern 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,4; Band Camp 1,2,3,4. NANCT LEE COPELAND Wimij C:h..rns 1,2,4, C.A.A. 1,2,3,4, trcuisurer 2, secretar ' 4; F.B.L.. . ■3; HoineciHuinii Court 2; Cheer- le;Kler 3,4. DENNIS LEE DAFLER naff, - Chorus 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1; lunior-Senior Class Play 1. HUGH MUNGEN EATON, JR. Hufih Homecoming Escort 4; Transfer- red from West Plioeni.x High 4 — Stvident Council 1,2,3; Letter- men ' s Club 1,2,3,4, treasurer, sergeant of arms 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Wrestling 1,2,3,4, High School Wrestling Champion of the State of Arizona; Track 1,2. LINDA MARIE DA IS Jcditnc Retro 4; Lantern 3,4; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1.2,.3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Latin Clid) 1,2; Librar - Club 4; Library Staff 4; Secretarial Staff 4; Pep Club 3. 84 T y w «W «ii : - — ' V J 1 ALICE IRENE EMERSON AMcc Class Senice Director 3; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Lantern 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Latin Club 1,2, secretary 2; Homecoming Attendant 4; Sec- retarial Staff 4. PAUL E ' ERETT EISERT F.B.L.A. 2,.3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, treasurer 4; State F.B.L.A. Con- vention 2,3,4; National F.B.L.A. Con ' ention 3; Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team — State Champions 3. WAYNE RICHARD ELSASS V ' (i ! ) ( ' ' F.B.L.A. 3,4, Reporter 4; F.F.A. 1.2,3,4, secretary 3; F.B.L.A. Convention 3,4; National F.B.L.A. Convention 3; Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team — State Champions 3. SHARREE KAY GOETZ S iprry Band 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Twirl- ers Camp 2.3,4; Band Camp 1,2,.3,4; F.B.L.A. Convention 4; Secretarial Staff 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Pep Club 3. ROBERT MEL TN EISERT •Boh Chorus 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Senior Science Club 3. JAMES ARTHUR ELSHIRE ' 7 . Smcllshire , Rut National Honor Society 3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; Varsity Club 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2.3,4. ADRIENNE CHRISTINE FLEMING Chris Retro 3,4; Lantern 3; Chonis L F.B.L.A. 2,4; Latin Chib 1,2; Secretarial Staff 4; District Sci- ence Fair 2. JOYCE ANN HALL Joyce Lantern 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Bam Camp 1,2,3,4; Pep Chd) 3. 85 ELAIXE HARDIX E!{iinc l.,iiittrn 2,3,4: C;.A.A. 1,2,3,4; l.jliii Club 2. STE EX ALLEX HARSH Steve Xatii ' .iial Honor .Socirty 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, president 4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3; Hi-V 1, secretary 1; Senior Science CIuli 3,4, vice president 3,4; Science Fair 1,2; Tennis 2,4. RICHARD W AYXE HARROD Rick Hi-Y 1; Track 3; SdioLirship Team 2. diaxxa kay helmlixc;er Diduiui Chorus 1,2,3; F.B.I, .A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Secre- tarial Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. judith axn helmlixger ]u(hj Student Council 4; Chorus 1; C;.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretarial Staff 3,4. PAMELA HERMAX Patii Xational Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; secretary 4; Retro 3, Assistant Editor 3; Band 1 ,2,3,4, president 4; G.A.- ' V. 1,2; Social Chairman 3. vice president 4; Spanish Club 4; Mu- sic Work.shop 4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4. GLORIA KAY HERX Gloria JAMES EUGENE JOHNSON Jim Scholarship Team 3; Class Offi- cer 4; Latin Club 1, Football 1; Basketball 1,2. 86 liETTY [EAX KAXTXER Bcttii C.A.A. 1; KH.A. 3. JOAN ELLEN KATTEll Joiinic N ' atiiinal HoiKir S(xift ' 3,4; Stu- clfiit Cmmcil 3; Retro 3,4, as- sistant fclitor 3, ftlitiir 4; Lantern L2,3. Band L2,3,4; Chorus 4; C.A.A. L2,3,4; FB.L.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; V-Teens 2; Latin Cluh L2; Latin Ccnnention 2; Band C;uiip L2,3.4; Journalism Workshop 3; F.B,L.. . Con en- tion 2; All Area Band 3,4; Pep Chdi 3; District Science Fair L2; Class Pla 3. lUDlTH E ELYN KAXTNER Judcc L;intern 1,2,3; Chorus 1; C.. ' ,. . 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; .Senior Science Cluh 3; Latin Cluh 2,3, Nation, il j,C-L. Comention L F.B.L.. . Comention 4; I ' rom Conunittee 3; Class Officer 1. SHARON DEE KATTERHENRV Shartin B.ind 1,2,3,4, C;.A.A. 1,3,4; FT.A, 3,4, Latin C lub 1,2, Band Cainp 1.2,3,4. Pep Cluh 3. CAROL SUE KILL Carol Lantern 1, F.B.L.A. 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3.4. treasurer 3. SA.MUEL LEE KINSTLE Sum BETTY LOl ' KINC Betty Chorus 2.3,4. PAMELA JEANNE KNOCK Piini Student Council 1; Chonis 1; C;.A.A. 1,2,.3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Sec- retarial Staff 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. 87 FREDERICK MIKE KUCK Fritz National Honor SocietN ' 3,4; Stn- (liTit Council 2,3,4, ice-presi- (lont 3; Sthiilar ' -hip Team 3; Class Officer 3,4; Senior Science Club 4; Boys State 3; Football 1,2, BaskctlKill 1; Tennis 2,3,4. LYNX .AXGELIXE L.-KUD Li ' im Chorus 4, F.H.. . 4. Transferred 3 from Delphos Jefferson; Chorus 1,2,3; C.. .. . 1,2,3; V-Teens 1,2,3; Re-echo . rtist 3; Cirls Clee Club 2,3; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Cheerleading Camp 2,3; J mior Class Play 3. J DOX.ALD EUGENE LEE Don TIMOTHY WRIGHT LIXD.-WIl ' TH Tiiiij F.F.. , 1.2,3,4. .M.ARIORIE K.- T1ILEEX LOGKWOOD M(ir c Chorns 1; C,.. . . 1,2,4; F.B.L.. . 2; -Teens 2; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club 1. W ILFRED NL YER Willy K.ATHLYN ANNE McCORNHCK Kuthic L;intcrn 3; B;uk1 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Con- vention 2; Band Camp L2,3,4; Secretarial Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Prom Committee 3. SUZANNE McKENZIE Suzy Scholarsliip Team 1,2; Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 2; Y-Teens 2; Library Club 3,4; Library Staff 3,4; Pep Club 3,4. 88 LARRY LEE McLEAN Mac LAWRENCE EUGENE MILLER Larrtf JOYCE DARLENE METZGER Joyce Chonis 1,2; F.B.L.A. 1,2; F.H.A. RICHARD EDGAR METZ Ricliurd DIANA MARIE MOORE Diiiiia Chorus 1,2.,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. JUDITH DARLENE METZGER Judy Chorus 1,2; G.A.A, 1; F.H.A. 1,2.3,4. MICHAEL LOUIS MOOTS Mike Class Officer 1; F.T.A. 3; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Basketlxill I; Tennis 2. CARLYLE MOSSMAN Kirk National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 3; Spotlight 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Senior Science Club 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 4; Boy ' s State 3; Band Camp 4; Journalism Work- .shop 1,2,3; Football 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Track 3; Basketball 4. 89 JAMES EMMANUEL MYERS Jim MICHAEL ALAX OTT Mer 90 PEGGY LEE PETERSON Peg Retro 2,3; Lantern L2,.3,4; Band L2,3; F.T.A. 4: Chorus 3,4; stu- dent director 4; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club L2; Latin Con ention 2; Spanish Club 3; Spanish Convention 3; Band Camp L2,3; Journalism Work- shop 2,3; District Science Fair 2; Junior-Senior Class Play 4; Pep Club 4. alk;e kayelani rader Aliciii National Honor Society 3,4; Retro 3,4; Lantern L2,3,4, co-editor 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; vice-president 4; Y- Tecns 2; Senior Science Club 3,4; Latin Club L2, president 2; Latin Convention L2; National J.C.L. Convention 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Convention 3,4; Journa- lism Workshop 2,3; Library Club 3,4; State Science Fiiir L2; Dis- trict Science Fair ,2; Ohio State Fair Science Day 2; N.S.F. Ecol- ogy Workshop 4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Junior-Senior Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4. JULIA ANN NIEMEYER •■Julie Re!ro 4; Lantern L4; Chorus L G.A.A. L2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club L2; Latin Conven- tion 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Span- ish Convention 3; Library Club 4; Library Staff 4; National J.C.L. Convention 2. PENELOPE ANN PARLETT Pcuny Retro 4; Chorus 1; G.A.A. L4; Latin Club 1,2; Secretarial Staff 4. DONALD RICHARD PLUMMER ■■Don Lantern 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Convention 4; Home- coming Escort 3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,3,4; Bas- ketball L Track 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. DONALD REGULA Don F.B.L.A. 4; F.F.A. 3,4, Wee- president 3, president 4, PATRICIA L.EE REINEKE Patsy Shiclt ' iit Council 3,4; Scllolar hip Team 1; Retro 3; Chorus 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 2; Latin Club. JUDITH ANN ROETTGER Judie C;.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretarial Staff 4. WAYNE WERNER RICKERT Werner Retro 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,.3.4; Chonis 1; Senior Science Club 4; Band Camp 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; All Area Band 3,4. KARLA AW ROLLER Karlii Lantern 1: C liorus 1,2.3; Y-Teens 2. Latin Club 1,2. CAROL LOU RUCK Carol Chorus 1,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 1; F.T.A. 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Cheerleading Camp 3; Reserve Captain 3; ' arsity Captain 4. PAUL WILLIAM RUESE, JR. Bill ' Transferred 4 from St. Joseph High School, Wapakoneta. .SHEILA JEANETTE RUCK Ruckie Student Council 1,2,3; Class Of- ficer 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Chonis 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Y-Teens 2; Latin Club 1; Band Camp 1.2,.3,4; F.B.L.A. Convention 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Secretarial Staff 3,4; Operettas 2,3; All Area Band 4; Pep Club 3,4. VICKI ANN SCHAEFERS Vicki National Honor Society 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2; Class Of- ficer 1,3; Retro 1,4; Lantern 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Y-Teens 1; Senior Science Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Latin Convention 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Spanish Con- vention 3,4; Music Workshop 3; Band Camp 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3. T 1 1 ■ ' - Kp J m ( P y 91 BYROX GALE SCHUMANN •By Scholiirship Team 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3; F.B.L.A. Convention 4; Ba.seball 2,3,4; Spanish Honor So- ciety 3. t SANDRA LIX SCOTT Sandtj Chorus L2,4; F.B.L.A. L2,3,4; Secretarial Staff 4. RONALD LEE SCHWEITZER Albert MARY AXX SEIGEL Mary Choi BETTY ' E IRENE SEITZ Bcttyv Class Officer 2; Retro 3,4; Band 1,2,.3,4; G.A.A. L2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4; Band Camp 1,2,3,4; Sec- retarial Staff 4. JAMES WESLEY SHOCKEY Jim ClKmrs 3,4; Hi-Y 1; Latin Clul; 1; Basketball 1. KAREN LORINE SHOUP Karen Lantern 3; Band L2,3,4; Latin Club L2. C;E0RGE ALLEN SHEIPLINE George 92 DOROTHY KAREX STE EXS Dottie JEAX-CLARE SIMS Ji ' un-Clurc National Honor Society 3,4; Stholarsliip Team 3; Class Offi- cer 1, treasurer 1; Retro 3; Band 1,2,3,4, head majorette 1,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4, treas- urer 4; Latin Club 2, treasurer 2; Latin Convention 2; Twirlers Camp 3,4; Band Camp 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. Convention 4; Home- coming Court 3; Prom Committee 3; Transferred 2 from Buckland, Ohio. JERRY ALLEX SMITH Jcrni Scholarship Team 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Science Club 3,4; Latin Club L Spanish Club 3,4; Span- ish Cnn ' cntion 3. STE ' E ALAX STOLTE Hainnter Student Council 1,2,4; Lantern 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 4; Span- ish Club 3,4; Spanish Conven- tion 3; Basketball 1; Tennis 4. DOUGLAS BYROX SLATTERY Doug LIXDA KAY STEIXECKER Linda Band 1,2,3,4; P ' .B.L.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1.2; Band Camp 1.2,3,4. DARLENE KAY STILES Dar Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Sec- retarial Staff 3; Girls Ensemble 1,2,3. CARL RICHARD STORER Dick 93 f=l A DA EI.AIXE THUMAX Wamlo LanttTii 3. LINDA LOU SUXDERLAND Linda Retro 3,4; Lantern 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, seeretary 4; F.B.L.A. L2,3,4, secretary 4; Band Camp 1.2,3,4; L.B.L.A. Convention 2; ,Seeretari;il Staff 3,4; District Sci- ence Fair 2. LUTHEK LfROY W ALLS Li ' Roy Xational Honor Society 3.4; Latin Clnlj L2; Latin Convention L District Science Fair L2. ROLLIN LORENZO WELLINGTON, JR. Lorrie National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 1,2,3; Retro 3; Lan- tern 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, presi- dent 4; Choru,s 3; F.T.A. 3,4, president 4; HI-Y 1; Senior Sci- ence Club 3,4, president 3,4; Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4, president 4; Spanish Convention 3,4; Band Camp L2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; All Area Band 4; Tennis 3,4; Basketball 1; Junior- Senior Class Play 3; Spanish Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. ROGER LEE SWALLOW ■■flog Scholarship Team 2,3; Senior Sci- ence Club 4; Spanisli Club 3. JUDITH LEE TRUE.SDALE Jiuly Scholarship Team 3; Class Offi- cer L3; Retro 3; Chorus 1, C.A.A. 1.2.3,4, president 4; h ' .T.A. 3,4, Con ' ention 2; Sec- retarial Staff 4; Checrleading 3,4; Checrleading Camp 3. JANET KAY WIESENMAYER Janet National Honor Society 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Scholarship Team L3; Retro 1,2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Latin Club 1.2; Girls State 3; F.B.L.A. Con- ' ention 4; Secretarial Staff 4. LINDA SUE WEHXER Linda Chorus 1; F.B.L.A. 1; Secret;mal Staff 3,4. 94 BARBARA JEAX ZUERCHER Barb Student Council 1; Lantern 1,3,4; Chorus 3,4; G.A.A. 1,3; F.B.L.A. 1,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Science Club 3; Secretarial Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Transferred 2 from Ironton, Ohio; Chonis 1,2: Play DAVID MICHAEL WIXEMILLEH Sup Baskctlxdl 1,2.4; Baseball 1, Ten- nis 2.4; N ' arsitv Club 3,4. WILLIAM EARL WOODS Wooihj Seholarsliip Team 1,3; Senior Sci- ence Club 4; Latin Clnli 1. LARRY E ERET WOLFE Iaii Scholarship Team 3; Senior Sci- ence Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Sp.niish Club 3,4; Ba,seb;ill 2,4; B;isketball 1; Spanish Honor So- ciet 3,4. IL lLPH daxtd vouxg Daii F.B.L.A. 3; L;itin Club 1. vice- president 1; Latin Convention 1. Track 2. BARRY JAMES ZWIEBEL Barrtj Retro 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Senior Sci- ence Club 3; Latin Club 1,2; Bi- ology Club 2. NORMA JEAN ZWIEBEL Norma Chorus 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, treas- urer 4; F.B.L.A. .3,4; Pep Club 3. 95 Seniors listen attentively teitli mixed emotions as alumni of WHS tell students ahat eollege life is all about. jerry does his proju jirancc . Bob hams it up as he spots the camera - I 3 0 Band Seniors: Bottom Row: Karen Slionp, Slieila Rnelc, Sharon Katterhenr . Diane Davis, Joyce Hall. Middle Row: Mr. Bigelow, Sheryl Blackbnrn, Joan Katter, Jean-Clare Sims, Wayne Rickert, Bettye Seitz, Katliie MeCorniiek, Linda Steinecker. Toj) Roic: ' icki Schaefers, Pam Herman, Bob ClemeTif, Lorrie Wellington, ] Bishop, Ken Burk, CarKle Mossman, Rosemary Donart, Linda Sunderland. Steve, ijoiir hair looks so soft and furry. oijs discuss toui lit ' s •iantc uitli the tniderchissiiien. So you titiuh titey ' re not 12Vz ' s? i t: ' w STUDENT DIRECTORY SENIORS ADAMS, ANNE - 5 3,81 ANKERMAN, ROBERT - 42,76,8 1 BAILEY, STEVE - 63,65,67,70,75,78,81 BARBER, SALLY - 47,48,63,81 BARNHART, RALPH - 40,41,50,81 BECKER, LINDA - 41,52,53,54,58, 81 BEECH, ROBERT - 81 BEER, BRAD - 70, 76, 81 BELLAMY, BENNY - 82 BISHOP, ALAN - 38,40,41,48,50,52,82,97 BLACKBURN, SHERYL - 37,47,82,97 BOBB, DAN - 65,67,70,82 BONTRAGER, ROGER - 43,50,70,76,82 BOWSHER, WALT - 41,82 BRIGGS, KATHY - 57, 82 BROWN, DAVID - 82 BROWN, KAREN - 41, 45, 47, 48, 52, 8 3 BRUNER, BLAINE - 52,65,66,70,71,7 3,76,78,8 3 BRYAN, BRIAN - 47,83 BRYAN, HARRIET - 57,83 BURDEN, DENNIS - 36,56,83 BURK, KEN - 38,40,41,48,56,83,97 CASE, GARY - 83 CHRISMER, DEIRDRE - 41,48,50,83 CLEMENT, ROBERT - 38,84,97 COPELAND, NANCY - 41,47,65,84 CORE, MIKE - 40,41,84 DAFLER, DENNY - 41,84 DAVIS, DIANE - 37,44,45,54,84 DAVIS, LINDA - 44, 45, 47, 48, 53, 58, 84 DONART, ROSEMARY - 37,40,44,48,84,97 EATON, HUGH - 65,66,70,78,84 EISERT, PAUL- 35,48,56,85 EISERT, BOB - 6,85 ELSASS, WAYNE - 48,56,85 ELSHIRE, JIM - 42,65,67,70,71,73,76,80,85 EMERSON, ALICE - 6,45,48,52,63,80,8 3 FLEMING, CHRIS - 44,48,53,85 GOETZ, SHARREE -38,39,48,53,85 HALL, JOYCE - 32,85,97 HARDIN, ELAINE - 45,47,86 HARROD, RICKY - 75,86 HARSH, STEVE - 42,43,50,86 HELMLINGER, DIANA - 53,86 HELMLINGER, JUDY - 43,53,86 HERMAN, PAM - 38, 39, 42, 43, 54, 60, 86, 97 HERN, GLORIA - 86 JOHNSON, JAMES - 80,86 KANTNER, BETTY - 87 KANTNER, JUDY - 47,48,53,87 KATTER, JOAN - 34, 36, 40, 42, 44, 47, 48, 52, 60, 87, 97 KATTERHENRY, SHARON- 36,47,52,60,87,97 KILL, CAROL - 57,81 KING, BETTYE - 41,87 KINSTLE, SAM - 87 KNOCH, PAM - 47,48,53,87 KUCK, FRITZ - 39,42,43,50,75,80,88 LADD, LYNN - 57, 88 LEE, DONALD - 88 LINDAMUTH, TIM - 40,56,88 LOCKWOOD, MARJ - 88 MAYER, WILFRED McCORMICK, KATHY - 38,48,53,88,97 McKENZIE, SUZANNE - 53,58,88 McLEAN, LARRY - 89 METZ, RICHARD - 89 METZGER, JOYCE - 89 METZGER, JUDY - 57,89 MILLER, LARRY - 89 MOORE, DIANA - 40,47,89 MOOTS, MIKE - 89 MOSSMAN, KIRK - 37,42, 54,73,89,97 MYERS, JIM - 90 NIEMEYER, JULIA - 44, 45, 48, 52, 5 3, 54, 58, 90 OTT, MIKE - 90 PARLETTE, PENNY - 44,53,90 PETERSON, PEG - 6,40,45,47, 52,90 PLUMMER, DON - 54,64,67,70,90 RADAR, ALICE - 39,42,44,45,50,52,58,54,90 REGULA, DON - 48,56,90 REINEKE, PATSY - 43,52,91 RICKERT, WAYNE - 34,37,44,50,60,70,75,9 1, 7 ROETTGER, JUDY - 48,53,57,91 ROLLER, KARLA - 9 1 RUCK, CAROL - 41,52,65,9 1 RUCK, SHEILA- 37,41,47,48,63,58,63,91,97 RUESE, PAUL - 91 SCHAEFERS, VICKI - 36,39,42,44,54,91,97 SCHUMANN, BYRON - 48,54,76,92 SCHWEITZER, RON - 92 SCOTT, SANDY - 41, 48, 53, 92 SEIGEL, MARY - 92 SEITZ, BETTYE - 37,38,47,48,5 3,92,97 SHEIPLINE, GEORGE - 92 SHOCKEY, JIM - 40,92 SHOUP, KAREN - 36,92,97 SIMS, JEAN-CLARE- 36,38,39,42,52,48,78,9 3 SLATTERY, DOUG - 93 SMITH, JERRY - 52,54,93,96 STEINECKER , LINDA - 36, 52,93,97 STEVENS, DOROTHY - 93 STILES, DARLENE - 41,93 STOLTE, STEVE - 40,41,43,50,52,54,93,97 STORER, DICK - 9 3 SUNDERLAND, LINDA - 36,45,48,53,94,97 SWALLOW, ROGER - 54,94 THUMAN, WANDA - 94 TRUESDALE, JUDY - 47,52,65,94 WALLS, LUTHER - 42,94 WEHNER, LINDA- 53,94 WELLINGTON, LORRIE - 37, 42, 45, 50, 52, 54, 70, 75, 94, 97 WIESENMAYER, JANET - 39,41,42,43,44,48,94 WINEMILLER, DAVID - 70,73,95 WOLFE, LARRY - 50,54,95 WOODS, BILL - 50,95 YOUNG, RALPH - 95 ZUERCHER, BARBARA - 41,45, 52, 53,95 ZWIEBEL, BARRY - 44,95 ZWIEBEL, NORMA - 47, 52, 95 98 JUNIORS ABE, CINDA - 16,36,47 ADAMS, JUDY - 16,48,52 AKERS, JANET - 16,48,52 ALLISON, LYNN - 16,37,54 ANDREWS, BURTON - 16,65 BAILEY, GARY - 16 BAKER, JOHN - 16, 50 BAZILL, DAVID - 16 BENZING, PAUL- 16,75 BERG, JUDY - 16,43,47,69 BINKLEY, ARLAN - 16,75 BODEY, MARILYN- 16,47,48,52,53,58 BOGART, SUSAN - 16, 40,41,53 BOLTZ, NANCY- 16,44,47,48,53,57,58 BOVEE, DIANE - 16 BOWSHER, ' IICHELE - 16,36,38,40,4 1,44,52 BOWSHER, PHIL - 16,65,76 BRADFORD, LINDA- 16,57 BREWER, JANE - 16,36,37,39,43,44,47,48,52,60 BRITT, DAVID - 16,48 BROCKERT, LINDA - 16 CARNES, JOYCE - 1 b, 40, 41, 45, 47 CLARK, JERRY - 16,75 COATE, SARAH - 16,75 COPELAND, LARRY - 16 DAMON, SUSANNE - 16,48 D AVISON, NIKKI - 16 DEARBAUGH, BRENT - 16,64,67,70,7 1,73,74,75 DERSHEM, BRENDA - 16 DICKE, JOHN - 16, 70 DICK MAN, GARY - 16 DICUS, JANET - 16,48 DUDGEON, THOMAS - 16 DUNNAVAN, MARSHA- 16,48 EISERT, CHARLENE - lb, 47, 48, 54, 57 ELLSWORTH, PHYLLIS- 16,36,39,41,45,4 7,50,52,54 ELSASS, LOREN - lb, 56 EVANS, RON - 16, 65, 75 FISHER, ERIC - 16, 43, 64, 67, 70, 75, 78 FLINN, EDITH - lb, 47, 52 FOLLIN, WARREN- 16,56 FRAZIER, GREGG - 16,60,72 FRICK, SANDRA - 16 FRYMYER, RICK - 16 GABERDIEL, DAVID - 17 GEARING, JOE - 17,38,50,54 GEREN, RODGER- 17,65,66,70,71,73 GRAF, DAN - 17, 50, 52, 64, 75 HARMON, BONNY - 17,40,52 HAWKEY, JUDY - 17,41,57 HEFFNER, FRANK - 17,37 HENGSTLER, HELEN - 17,58 HIBNER, DALE - 17,37,40,41,50,56 HINES, MART A - 17,57 HOOVER, EUGENE - 17,40,41,48 HUGHES, CHARLES - 17,56 HUTT, STEVE - 17 JEANNERET, MARSHA- 16,17,41,44,45,47,48,52,63 JEANNERET, DICK - 17 JOHNSON, CARL - 17 JOHNSON, JERI - 17,47,48 JOHNSON, TERRY - 17,50,75 KANTNER, BECKY - 17,38,47 KELLER, RON- 17,43,64,66,70,75 KING, MARGARET - 17,44,47,48,52,58,69 KLIMA, GEORGE - 17 KLINE, ROGER- 16,17,43,71,73,76 KLOPFENSTEIN, JIM - 17,56 KNOWLES, ALICE - 17,41,47 KOCH, RAY - 17,37,41,50 LEE, LARRY - 17 LIGHTLE, ROBERT - 17,40,41,64,68,70,76 LINK, CRAIG - 17, 65,75 LINK, LARRY - 17 LOCKWOOD, JIM - 17 LONG, KELLY - 17 LUCAS, JUDY - 17,41,44,48,53,58,52 LUTHER, ETHEL - 17 MADISON, PRISCILLA - 37 MAHAN, JOYCE - 18,47 MARTIN, CARL - 18,65 MARTIN, KEN - 18 MAXSON, TERREL - 18,53 MERTZ, KAREN - 18, 36, 38, 44, 47, 48 METZGER, JAN - 18,48 METZGER, JILL - 18,57 MILLER, JIM - 18, 48 MOORE, EUGENIE - 18,41,47,48 MOREY, JOE - 18, 48 NEWLAND, DARLA - 18,48 NEWLAND, DARLA- 18,38,44 OGDEN, SANDRA - 50 OPPERMAN, TERRY - 18,50,54,75 PEPPLE, FRED - 18 PFENNING, RON - 18 PICKERING, BEV - 18,40,57 PICKERING, WINNIE - 18,40,57 QUELLHORST, MIKE - 18,40,48,75 RAUP, RICK - 18, 50, 38 REED, DAVID - 18 REHN, BOB - 18, 54 REINHARDT, MIKE - 18,50 RITCHIE, FRED- 18,41 ROHRBAUGH, ED- 18,41,52 SCHNEIDER, WILBER - 18,65,71,73,75 SCHULER, TOM - 18 SCHWARCK, JOHN- 18,43,56,64,68,70,72,74 SCHWEITZER, DON - 18,48 SCOTT, JOY - 18,47,53,58 SCOTT, PHYLLIS - 18 SEITZ, MARTHA- 18,36,44,47,52,54 SELOVER, LINDA- 18,40,47 SERR, FRED - 18,40, 47 SERR, FRED - 18, 50 SHAW, PRISCILLA- 18,38,39,40,41,44,49,50,52,60 SHOUP, VERNON - 18,37,41,75 SPRINGER, ED - 18, 38 STIMMEL, CINDY - 18,41,47,50,52, 54 STAHLER, MARCIA - 18,36,48 STROH, KAY - 18,37,41,43,45,50,52,54,47 STROH, KENT - 18, 50 SWINK, RON - 18,40, 75 SWONGUER, CYNDI - 19,36,44,47 TABLER, LINDA- 19,39,44,45,47,50,52 THRUSH, SHERYL - 19,41 TIPPIE, HAROLD - 19 TOPP, BARBARA- 19,48 TRUESDALE, TIM - 19,40 WALLACE, MIKE - 19 WALTZ, CHRISTINA- 19,36,44,47,50,54 WEBB, ELAINE - 19,47,48 WEISSINGER, ANGELA- 19,38,39,44,47,50,54 WERNER, BONNIE - 19,36, 47,50,52,54 WHITAKER, DAVE - 19,65,68,70,71,73,74,76 WHITE, GARY - 19 WINTERMAN, SHERRY - 19,36,37,47,54 WOLFE, KAREN - 19,57 WOODWARD, JON - 19,37 ZORN, JAMES - 19,40 ZUERCHER, CAROL - 19,48 ZWIEBEL, LONNIE - 19,37,40,44,48,50,52 ZWIEBEL, PEGGY - 19,43,47,50,54 ZWIEBEL, RONNIE - 19 99 SOPHOMORES ALEXANDER, DIXIE - 22 ALLEN, PAULA - 22, 36, 38, 46 BEATTY, TIM - 22 BECKER, STEPHEN - 22,41,72,75,51,55 BEECH, DONALD - 22,56 BEHR, VIRGIL - 22, 38 BERG, JOHN - 22,56 BINKLEY, JOYCE - 22 BLANK, JAMES - 22,65 BOGGS, RANDY - 22, 38, 41, 75, 51, 55 BOWSHER, SUSAN - 22,36,46 BROOKHART, DENNIS - 22,38 BRYAN, MIKE - 22, 72 BURDEN, BRUCE - 22 BURDEN, LINDA - 22,41,49,58 BUSH, THOMAS - 22 BUTCHER, SHARON - 22,40,46,51,55 CAMPBELL, RICHARD - 22,56 CLARK, HAZEL - 22, 54 CLAY, LINDA - 22,49 COATE, LARRY - 22,45,52,55 COIL, LINDA - 22,46, 58, 55 COMBS, SHARON - 22, 36, 46, 52 COPELAND, JANE - 22,43,46,63 COPELAND, STEPHEN - 22,40 CUMMINS, GARY - 22 CUMMINS, JUDY - 22,57 CUMMINS, LaDONNA - 22,49,57 CUMMINS, LARRY - 22 CURRY, JOHN - 22, 55 DAFLER, PHILIP - 22,41,43,51,55 DARLING, SHARON - 22,57 DEARBAUGH, JEFFREY - 23, 37 DeVORE, MAURICE - 23,49 DICKSON, KATHY - 23, 36,43,45, 51, 55 DICUS, JOY - 23,49 DOSECK, GLENN - 23, 31 EARL, NICHOLAS - 2 3,4 3,64,72,74,75 EATON, OMAR - 2 3, 37 ELSASS, LARRY - 23,40 ELSASS, RICHARD - 23 ENZLE, MICHAEL - 23, 75, 51, 55 ERB, KENNETH - 23,43 EVANS, GARY - 23,64,68,75 EVANS, PATTY - 23,46,49 FIEBELKORN, JAMES - 40,48 FOLK, SHIRLEY - 23 FOLLIN, JUDY - 23 FRAZIER, DEBBIE - 22,2 3,36,38,44 FREY, RICHARD - 23,75,51 FRITZ, DIANA - 23, 37,43 FULLER, ERIC - 23 GEE, KENNETH - 23 GEORGE, EMIL - 23,40,41, 51, 55 GESLER, SHARON- 23 GOODWIN, MARGARET - 23,57 GROSS, MICHAEL - 64 GROSS, STEPHEN - 23,56 GRUMLING, SUE -23,43,58 HALL, NICK - 23,41,49,75,55 HEFFNER, CAROLINE - 23,36,46,52,51,55 HEIL, MARCIA - 23, 36, 49, 57 HEMMERT, THOMAS - 29 HERRON, RICK - 23 HINES, J.ROBERT - 23,56 HINES, JEAN ANN - 23,40,54,58 HINSHAW, LORENE - 23,37,49 HOLLIS, L. V. - 24 HOWE, DAVID - 24, 76, 51 HOWELL, LINDA - 24, 38,44,46, 52, 55 HUBER, STEPHEN - 24,37,75,51 HUTCHENS, CARLA - 24, 37,46,51,55 JACKSON, CHARLENE - 24,49 JAUERT, FRANCENE - 24, 37 JETT, MARY ELLEN - 24, 36,49 KANTNER, DEAN - 24 KANTNER, ROBERT-24 KARNS, TERI - 24,45,46,52 KAUFFMANN, CANDACE - 24,36,55 KEYSON, KATHY - 24 KIES, JOHN - 24,44,45,55 KING, NANCY - 24,49,58,76 KING, STEPHEN - 24 KINNINGER, KAY - 24,46,49,54,57 KINSTLE, NANCY - 24 KLOPFENSTEIN, GARY - 24,56 KOENIG, BROOKS - 24,72 KOHLER, ERIC - 24,65,75 KRITES, GEORGE - 24,49 KUCK, DAVID - 24,41 KUHNS, NED - 22, 24, 64, 76 LEE, TERRY - 24 LEE, TOM - 24 LONES, DONNA - 24, 37,45 ,46, 52,54 LONGSWORTH, DENNIS - 24 LUNZ, GEORGE - 24,56 LUTZ, LAURA - 24, 55 MALUEG, JUDY - 24,46,55 MARTIN, PEGGY - 24 McBETH, JEAN - 25,57 McCULLOUGH, STEVE - 25 McKENZIE, KATHY - 25 MERCER, JOEL - 25,40,45,72,55 MERRICLE, CHRISTINE - 25,54 MERTZ, JEAN - 25, 36, 45, 46, 49, 5 1 , 55 MILLER, GENE - 25,40,72,73 MILLER, KEITH - 25 MINCKS, BRIAN - 25,64,75 MINNICH, KENNETH - 25, 56 MONTGOMERY, KEN - 25, 64,76 MONTGOMERY, KIETH - 25,76 MULLINS, JAMES - 40 NAYLOR, BRUCE - 25 NEUMAN, CYNTHIA- 36,51 NEWLAND, DIANNE - 25,36,41,45,55 NICHOLS, DONALD - 25, 64,72,75,55 NIEMEYER, CRAIG - 25 NIMMONS, DEBBIE - 25, 38,45,52,51,55 OAKLEY, LYNN - 25 OPPERMAN, RODNEY - 25 OYER, GEORGE - 22,25,65,75 PEPPLE, RHONDA - 25 PICKERING, VIRGINIA - 25,41,57 RAMEY, MARILYN - 25,45,46,49,58 RICKERT, MICHAEL - 25,72,76 ROETTGER, CAROL - 25,49,57 ROSTORFER, FRED - 41 ROY, ROBERT - 25 SCHELLENBERG, SHIRLEY - 25 SCHMALTZ, CHRISTINE - 25,45 SCHMIDT, LINDA -25, 58 SCHNEIDER, JEFF - 25,64,72 SCHROER, MARILYN - 25,46,49 SCHULTZ, CAROLYN - 25,40,45 SCOTT, JUDITH - 26 SCOTT, JULIA - 26 SELOVER, RICHARD - 26 SETSER, EDWARD - 26, 64, 72, 76 SHAW, DARLENE - 26,36,52,54 SHOFFSTALL, CHARLOTTE - 57 SHOUP, CHARLES - 26 SIMONS, JOYCE - 26, 37 SLATTERY, CHARLES - 26,75 SLUSSER, CHRJSTY - 40 SNYDER, JUDY - 26,57 SPEES, LARRY - 26,49 SCHUMACHER, MARGARET - 26 STOLZENBERG, LINDA - 26 SUTTON, PENNY - 26,40 SWANBECK, LARRY - 26 SWINK, TERRY - 22,26,64,68,70,72,76 TESTER, GENE - 56 THOMAS, BARBARA- 26,49,57 THORPE, ALICE - 26, 37, 43, 55 WACHAUF, JA-MES - 26, 38 WATERMAN, JAMES - 75 WATT, SUSAN - 26 WEBER, CYNTHIA - 41, 57 WEISSINGER, DARLA - 26, 38, 55 WENNING, JACK - 26, 37, 75, 51, 55 WHITCOMB, ROSALIE - 26,37,54 WHITE, STEPHEN - 26 WINGET, KATHLEEN - 26 WOLFE, JACK - 26,65, 75 WOOLEY, GARY - 38 YOCUM, TRELL - 26 YOUNG, PAM - 26,40,57 ZINK, PATTY - 26 ZUERCHER, JOLENE - 2o,41,44, 46, 49, 69, 51 ZIMMERMAN, JUDY - 57 KIEFER, WAYNE - 75 FRESHMEN ABE, LYNN - 28, 38, 52,46, 51, 55 ADAMS, ROBERT - 28, 38, 51 ADDINGTON, DAN - 28 ANKERMAN, JOHN - 28, 40, 64, 73, 5 1 BAJLY, JOYCE - 28,40,46,55 BAILEY, PATTY - 28 BAILEY, STAN - 28 BAILEY, WARREN - 28,40, 51,55 BAKER, ANN - 28,40,51,55 BAZILL, VICKI - 28, 40, 46, 69, 78, 55 BERNING, JACK - 28 BLACKBURN, CAROL - 28,40,46 BOGART, DOUG - 28. 51 BOWSHER, JIM - 28,49 BRANNON, JIM - 28,49 BROOKHART, ROGER - 40,41,28 BROWN, PAM - 28, 36, 55 BUCHANAN, EDDIE - 28 BUSH, SUSAN - 28 BUTCHER, BILL - 28,36,40,51,55 BUTCHER, LINDA - 28,46 CAMPBELL, JAxMES - 28,56,72 CARNES, BETTY - 28,37,45, 46 CARTER, SALLY - 28 CARTER, STEVE - 28,38,40,49 CARTMELL, VICKY - 28, 37, 55 BURDEN, DOREEN - 28, 38 CHILES, DARRELL - 28 CLARK, JOYCE - 28,46,49,51 CLARK, SANDRA - 28,40,46 COATE, PATTY - 28,46,55 COIL, SHARON - 29,40,46, 52, 51, 55 COOPER, DAVID - 28, 29 COPELAND, JACQUIE - 29,40,49 COTTERMAN, CAROL - 40 CROFT, DEBORAH - 29,36,46,51 DAUM, BRADD - 29,65 DAVIS, ELAINE - 29, 36, 52, 55 DEARING, SUZANNE - 29 DOSS, THOMAS - 29,72 DUDGEON, PAUL - 29 DULEBOHN, HAROLD - 29 ELSASS, ALLEN - 29 ELSASS, MICHAEL - 29 ELSASS, RICKY - 29,64, 51 EVANS, JANET - 29 FALER, MARCIA - 29, 38, 49 FEIL, BILL - 29, 51 FISCHER, CLIFFORD - 29 FISCHER, DAN -29,40, 72 FISHER, RONDELL - 29,51 FITTRO, DONNA - 29, 49 FITTRO, PATTY - 29, 37,46,58 FRAZIER, RANDY - 29,64, 72 FREY, NANCY - 29,45,46, 55 100 FRICK, PEGGY - 29 FRY DANEENE - 29, 46 GEARING, CANDACE - 29 36,46,52,55 GRAHAM, TOM - 29,40 GREGG, DEAN - 29,49 GREGG, DIANA - 29,40 GROSS, MICHAEL - 29,56, 72 GUTMANN, MARTHA - 29,40 HALL, MIKE - 29, 65 HAMP, DALE - 29 HARMON, LINDA - 29, 52 HARRUFF, MARILYN - 29,40, 46 HARSH, SUSAN - 29,40,46, 52,51,55 HARSHBARGER, DIANA - 29 HARSHBARGER, PAMELA - 29 HARSHBARGER, SHARON - 29,40 HEISE, WILLIAM - 29 HELMLINGER, KENNETH - 28,29,72,51 HERMAN, GARY - 29, 38,51 HERN, PHIL - 29 HILL, NANCY - 29,40,46 HOAGLIN, JANET - 29,40 HOWE, ANNE - 29, 36,44,46, 51, 55 HOWELL, MARSHA - 29, 38,76, 51,55 HUEBNER, DONALD - 29,56 HUGHES, ROBERT - 30,64 IDLE, BOB - 30, 72 JACKSON, DAVID - 30,72 JAUERT, JOERDIS - 28, 30,36, 38,44, 36,5 1, 55 JOHNSON, CATHY - 30,38,46 JOHNSON, JANET - 30 JOHNSON, JEAN - 30 JOHNSON, LANCE - 30,40 KAECK, PATTY - 30,40,46 KATTER, BOYD - 30,56 KAUFFMAN, SUZANNE - 30,36,51,55 KELLER, DEBBIE - 30 KEMPER, CHARLOTTE - 30 KING, DAVID - 30 KING, TERRY - 30 KLIMA, LINDA - 30 KLOPFENSTEIN, TERRY - 30,56 KNOCH, JOHN - 30 KOCH, MARILYN - 30,40,49 KOHLRIESER, DIANA- 30,36,55 KREBS, JACK - 30,37,5 1 HUT, ED - 30 LEE, JAMES - 28, 30, 72 LIMBERT, SUSAN - 30 LUCAS, DENNIS - 30,56 LUMA, KATHY - 30, 40 LUTHER, JULIA - 30 LUTTERBEIN, DONNA - 30 MASON, JERRY - 30,40,72 MAUS, MIKE - 30 MAXSON, DAVID - 30 McBETH, JUDY - 30,40,46 McCARTY, RONNIE - 30,36,51 McCULLOUGH, BRUCE - 30, 56 MECKSTROTH, SUSAN - 30,49 METZGER, GENE - 30 MEYERS, JAMES - 30 MERICLE, ALVERA - 30 MEYERS, RAY - 30,64 MILLER, TERRY - 30, 64 MONBECK, RICHARD - 30 MOON, LINDA - 30 MOOTS, PATTY - 30,40,46 MORRIS, CAROL - 30 MULLENS, CHARLES - 30 MULLINS, BETTIE - 30,40 NAYLOR, ELIZABETH - 30,40,46,55 NEWLAND, MIKE - 30 NIETER, JUDY - 31,40 NUSS, MIKE - 31 ORCHARD, ALICE - 30 PARLETTE, PHOEBE - 31,52,51,55 PUMMEL, LARRY - 31 RADER, JOI - 31,45,52,76,51 REGULA, BEV - 31,46,49,69,78,5 1 REINEKE, EDDIE - 31 RHOADES, SANDRA - 31 RICKERT, BARBARA- 31,36,40,46,52 ROEDIGER, DAN - 31,56 RUCK, NORRENE - 31,40,46,49 SCHAUB, PAUL - 31 SCHEBLO, RITA - 31 SCHLENKER, .VflKE - 31,40,51 SHOFFNER, CONNIE - 31 SCHROER, ALAN - 31 SCHUMANN, DAVID - 31,56 SCOTT, Bonnie - 31 SCOTT, CHERYL - 31, 40 SEITZ, LINDA - 31 SETSER, JULIE - 31,46,49 SHOUP, JUDY - 31,38,46,55 SIFERD, GRETCHEN- 31,37,46,51,55 WATT, DAVID - 31 PACK, BONNIE - 31,40,51 SETTY, LARRY - 40 SMITH, JENNIFER - 31,66 SNYDER, BILL - 31 SPRINGER, TERRY - 31,40,72 STEINEKE, GARY - 31, 40 STEVENS, JOHN - 3 1 STOLTE, RODNEY - 31 TANGEMAN, ROBERTA - 31,51 THRUSCH, ROY - 31,56, 51 THRUSH, TERRY - 31,40 TIEBEN, JOAN - 31, 36, 46, 51, 55 VOLBERT, ROBERT - 31,65 WALLACE, CANDACE - 3 1 WATERCUTTER, RONALD - 31 WEBER, BRUCE - 31,72,55 WEHNER, SHEILA - 31,40 WERNER, LINDA - 31, 36, 38,40,46, 52,55 WILDER, CAROLYN - 31,40 WILEY, MARJEANNE - 31, 46,51,55 WILGES, DAN - 31, 72 WOOLEY, MERLE - 31, 38 ZENZ, RONALD - 31 ZINK, JANE - 31 ZWIEBEL, PAULA- 31,40,46,55 101 We would like to thank the following business organizations for their part in niakintl our ear book sueeesstul! Alpine Vil! Lima, Ohi ;ige A B Truck Stop Pure Oil Products Go-Kart Headquarters Wapakoneta, Oliio Abbott ' s Stioe Store 22 East Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Oliio Alpha Cafe 7 East Auglaize Street Harry Bnum 6c Bill Gutman Wapakoneta, Ohio Ankerman Sons r -«e.-ri: Authorized Hobart Welders-Electrodes _ _ , Wapakoneta, Ohio «S SJ Arnold-Harrison bisurance Agency, bic. Wapakoneta, Ohio Harold F. Harrison, Secy.-Treas. The Auglaize Furniture Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio Auglaize Lumber Co. S. Park Street here prices are born- others raise them. Phone; 8-3221 Bob ' s Pastry Shop 119 E. Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Bowsher Hardware Company Wapakoneta, Ohio L. E. Brandt Sons, Inc. Your Dodge-Simca Dealer since 1924 Wapakoneta, Oliio Brown ' s Restaurant Wapakoneta, Ohio Brown Welding Shop, Inc. Wapakoneta, Ohio Bnmswick Cafe aiS . Wapakoneta, Oliio ' Eat-Drink-Recreation Buirley ' s Drug Store Prescription Druggist 120 W, Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Carl A. Abe Coal Co. Coal— Briquets— Coke Building Material Purina Chows Chek R Mix Grinding and Mixing Service Phone; 738-2330 Wapakoneta, Ohio Chesbrougli ' s White Villa Market -302 E. Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Clark Ford Sales Park Main Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Club Restaurant Fine Foods Wallace and Jones, Props. Wapakoneta, Ohio Corner Cafe Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Cozy Corner 1 W, -Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Doering Hardware 19 E. Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Dairv Bar 901 Bellefontaine St. Wapa ' koneta, Ohio Dairy Land Home-made Pies Home-cooked meals Sprague ' s Ice Cream Compliments of Dr. Dedik Dinner Bell Restaurant Just Good Food Across the Tracks Dudley ' s Flower Shop Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Eagles 691 Wapakoneta, Ohio Eda ' s Style Shop For Millinery and Accessories Elks Club Wapakoneta, Ohio L. B. Ferree, Inc. Wapakoneta, Ohio Fisher Cheese Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio First National Bank Wapakoneta-Cridersville, Ohio Freds East Side Market 619 Bellefontaine Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Friends Office Supplies Equipment NVapakoneta, Ohio Frost Company, Inc. Wapakoneta, Ohio Geren ' s IGA Market Complete foor supermarket E. Bellefontaine St. Wapakoneta, Oliio W. T. Grant Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio Gould ' s Food Market Quality Foods at Quality Prices Uninpolis, Ohio Compliments of Dr. John R. Haehn Optometrist Hartman Jewelry Store Since 1876 Heinl Son Funeral Home Blackhoof St. Wapakoneta, Oliio Heinrich-Heckman Agency Anne Cornell, C. M. Cornell Insurance since 1879 Hemmert ' s Shoe Store For the BEST in shoe fitting 114 W. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Hengstler ' s Service Station Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Roger J. Henkener Attorney of Law H G Auto Parts South Dixie Highway Wapakoneta, Oliio The Hub Room Richard Mildred Bible Jauret Carry Out ' Party Snacks 222 Rauthland Avenue Wapakoneta, Ohio W. B. Jauret Construction, Inc. Excavating and Grading 607 Gibbs Avenue Wapakoneta, Ohio Jonnie ' s Barber Shop Wapakoneta, Ohio Jerry ' s TV Radio Wapakoneta, Ohio John ' s Shell Wapakoneta, Ohio Kah Co. Meat Market Wapakoneta, Ohio Katter Beauty Salon 1030 West Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Kaeck Garage Fryburg, Ohio Keltner ' s Sunoco Service Pearl Blackhoof Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Miller Brothers Tire Service .„„,vx- ' nlcanizing-Recapping New Cooper Tires Uniopolis, Ohio Chris H. Miller Sons Trucking Stone Fill Top Soil : ;, Black Hunuis for Gardens Shrubs Flowers Wapakoneta, Ohio Millers Laundry Dry Cleaners Waiiakoneta, Ohio Moore ' s Associate Store ' Everything for the auto, liome, and store IS W. Auglaize Street E. Frank Zimmerman, Owner Reliable Motor Sales . ' uglaize Street Wapakoneta. Oliio Rhine Brading Pharmacy, Inc. Wapakoneta, Ohio Roser-Sillin Agenc East Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Oliio Ro Bar Wapakoneta. Oliio Ruth ' s Beaut Salon Perr ' Street Wapakojicta, Ohio • v Kingburger Dri e Inn 606 West North Street Lima, Ohio Koch ' s Service Station Wapakoneta, Ohio Koenig Insurance Agency Benny Koenig— Jay Koenig 607 Cibbs Avenue Wapakoneta, Ohio Koncta Beauty Salon .Viae Gunther 5 East Main Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Phone: 738-3013 Koneta Rubber Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio La Grande Pizza St. MarNS, Ohio l andmark Store Home of Hoover Products Wapakoneta, Ohio Dr. Gordon S. Libbee Willipie Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Lochard Bros. Marathon Service Willipie and Pearl Streets : r - Phone; RE. 8-2916 Wapakoneta, Ohio . Lymans Central Restaurant 11 West Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio i, ' ; :. s . % Mac ' s Carry Out Beer, Wine, and Party Supplies Corner of Old 25 67 Mahan ' s Garage St. Jolm ' s Ohio Marsh Supemiarket 118 E. Auglaize St. Wapakoneta, Ohio Marvin ' s Speed Queen Wapakoneta, Ohio Meinerdings Wapakoneta, Ohio Moulton Gas Service Elmer J. Stroh, Prop. Moulton, Ohio Moulton Electric Wapakoneta, Ohio ' W G. C. Murphy Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio T ' TagerEl ' ep.tric Store 24 E ist Auglaize Street Vt ipikoneta, Ohio Niswonger Chevrolet : OlilsmobiU S lit s and Ser ' ice North Dixie Highway Wapakoneta, Oliio Compliments of Oen Pontiac Or ille Ruck Nationwide Insuranc e 606 South Blackhoof Street ■Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Dr. Richard H. Schacfers. M.D. Schaub Motor Sales Rambler Sales Service WaiMkoiieta. Ohio  Max Schlatter Wapakoneta, Ohio ,, I ' Complunrnts of 5 ■ Vernon Schwabern Livestock Order Buver Phones: W.tpak 8-77.54 or 8-7052 t ' l w W ., SI ' Ott s Refriger itirin ' ' 1008 E. Benton Stieet Wapakoneta, Ohio S Gibson : ABL Appliances Sales and Service Phone 8-3667 The Peoples National Bank of Wapakoneta, Ohio Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. Wapakoneta, Ohio Phillip ' s Flowers Say it with ours ,„„ , 410 ' est Mechanic Street Wapakoneta, Ohio The Piel Brothers Clothing Company Clothiers and Tailors Coinplimciits of Price Batter) ' dorp, Purdy Studebaker ' ' ' ' See the car different b - design for ' 64 3 N. Pine Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Putt-R-Golf Home of all Teenagers Dancing Fridav and Saturdav Nights 1794 N. Cable Road Lima, Ohio Schneider ' s I.G.A. Market 512 S. Blackhoof Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Shaw Lumber Company Lumber Builders Supplies Uniopolis. Ohio Sheiplincs Firestone Store East Auglaize Street Wapakiineta, Ohio Shorty ' s Pure Oil Station Tires, Batteries, Accessoriis E. J. Fiely Uniopolis, Ohio Sibert ' s Shoe Repair Service Shoe Repairing and Lc athrr Tooling 122 West Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Slattery Service Station, Inc. Corner Willipie Pearl Complete Auto-Radiator iijGlass Service Smalluood Barber Shop 5 S. Bl.ickhoof Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Smith Bros. Electric Co. Everything Electric Wapakoneta, Ohio Meyer ' s Dairy, Inc. Wapakoneta, Ohio Ray ' s Market Fryburg, Ohio St. John ' s Elevator St. John ' s, Ohio 103 Stauffer Plumbing Heating On Rt. 67-bet veen Wapak Uniopolis Wapakoneta, Ohio Stinehaugh Lumber Company 704 North Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Stolte Jewelers 10 East Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio B. F. Stolte Construction Biiililir of Belter Homes North Dixie Hu . Phone 8-2322 Complete Plan and Design Service Compliments of Ed Stroebel Attorney of Law Swonguer ' s Furniture City On U. S. Route 33 at Moulton Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily- Closed on Sundays Compliments of Symonds Decorating Draperies Upholstering 13 W. . uglaize Street Phone: 738-3227 Wapakoneta, Ohio X ' eit ' s Barber Shop 10.5 E. . uglaize Street Wapakoneta, Oliio Vesta ' s Beauty Shop Cor. of E. Benton Wagner Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of Dr. Rudy ' ostatek Unisteel Body Co. 210 Lima Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Koneta Hotel Ta ' ern Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapak Floor Supply Co. W ' .illpapers - Picture Frames - l ' ' loor CoNcring - Paints - Draperies Wapakoneta Machine Co. Knives Engineered for the Job Since 1891 Wapakoneta, Ohio Welfare Finance Investments Since 1919 Wapakoneta, Ohio Werner ' s Supeniiarket Locker, Meats, Produce Groceries Wapakoneta, Ohio Westcliester Plastics of Ohio State Road 33 Wapakoneta. Ohio Wilkin ' s Carry Out 108 E. Silver Street Beer, Wine. Soft Drinks Party Supplies - Free Delix ' ery Open Se en Days a Week Paul Wisener Jeweler Wapakoneta, Ohio G. A. Wintzer Sons .5 N. Blackhoof Street Wapakoneta, Ohio , . Titldy Bear fuill 16 S. Blackhoii Street _ Wapakoneta, Ohio Thunderbird Restaurant .320 S. Cable Road , Lima, Ohio Compliments of Telephone Seri ' ice Co. Wapakonet.i, Ohio I ' hlman ' s Department Store Wapakoneta s Favorite Trading Place Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of 7 - Norge Laundry and Drv Cleaning 12 Par k Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Packer ' s Barber Shop Uniopolis, Ohio W apak Sand C;ra el Ceiuetery Road Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapak Studio : Camera Shop 16 West Auglaize Streit Wapakoneta, Ohio Wapak Truck Plaza Service Tire and Tread BoK 231 Wapakoneta, Ohio Compliments of James Weger .■ ttorj.]ey of Law Parlette ' s Dairy Store Quality Ice Cream Wapakoneta, Ohio Paul ' s Service Station 175 State Rd. .33 Wapakoneta, Ohio The Wright .5 10 Store I. C. Ai-nett 2 E. Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio T Yocum ' s G, E. .Appliances 9 E. Auglaize Street Wapakoneta, Ohio Zofkie Clothing Comp.my Appan 1 for L.id and Dad Wnpaknneta, Ohio Phone: 7.38-2310 Jack ' s Radio Hospital Authorized Dealer for Zenith and Motorola 12 S. Blackhoof St. Wapakoneta, Ohio West Side Bowl Wapakoneta, Ohio Stan ' s Sohio Lubrication Specialists 107 West Main Street Wapakoneta, Ohio RE. 8-3417 104 t ' b •.,