Washington Township High School - Toganette Yearbook (Tontogany, OH)

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EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Gene Pfaff, Trea.v1m'r,' Annamarie Bader, l're.videnl,' ,lane Vollmar, .S'errelary,' llick Shank, V1'rv-Prv.rz'dent,' Joyce Peinert, Raymond Roudebush, Marguerite Sheeks. Second Row: Rachel jones, Roes Main, William Grimm, lithel Speck, Donna Sprague, Betty Tolwer, Rolxert Smith. Third Row Lyle Wright, liileen Green, Annabelle Williams, llene Vt llmar, Lillian Roudelmuxh. floyd Nieodemus, Mary -lane Sherman. liourih Row: Lillian Bentley, Alan Cole, Yernon Vollmar, Shirley Mclilwrath, Betty Green, Lawrence Kidd. The e'ghth grade began the year luy selecting their class officers. Their sponsor war Xlr. Kinnev. Later in the vear thev presented a two act Ulav. Elusive Aunt Laura. The following rremlmers took part: Annamarie Bader, Raymond Roudebnsh, Betty Green, Joyce Vein:-rt. Alan Pole, -lane Yollmar, and William Grimm. The play was directed hy Mr. Smith. EIGI-ITH GRADE

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Freshman Class At the beginning of the year the freshman class had an enrollment of thirty-one mem- bers. Richard Shonk was the first to leave. The class elected the following officers: President ..,......,.. .......... A lice Sutton Vice-President ......... ..,..... G eorge Scott Secretary ..........., ............... B erl Smith Treasurer ........ ..,...... E manuel Vollmar Many class members were active in school affairs. Alice Sutton was elected the most popular girl in the class. Janet Kuder and Donna Errett took the elimination tests at Bowl- ing Green in English, while Berl Smith represented the Algebra class. Lovena Eckelbarger moved to Bowling Green in February, and Wallace Lobdell and Ethel Lobdell moved to Liberty in March. Cleora came here from Leipsic in November, and Howard Grames moved to Perrysburg in December. We regret having the members move, but we also welcome the newcomers. Can You Imclgine??? Emanuel Vollmar ..,..... ........ k eeping still in class Alice Sutton ........... ......................,,.,,,,,.,, t eaching school Donna Errett ......... ......................... w ithout Janet Kuder Letha Main ............. ......... b eing the tallest Freshman girl Virginia Clap? ---.-...-. ........................... c arrying her dinner Joan Bostdorff .......... ............... a s a movie star George Scott .......... ............ h aving his English Lily Williams ......... . ........ not having her lessons Ruby Scott ............. ........ g etting in early at night Russel Vollmar ......... ...................... t alking in class John Burditt .......... .............. s tanding in the hall Doris Creps .,.......... ....... a s a Home Ec. Teacher Cleora johnson ......... ...................... w ith curly hair Pauline jones ......... ..................... n ot being popular Janet Kuder ........ .......... a s an agriculture teacher Berl Smith ,................ ........ n ot having his algebra George Williams .......... ....... a s a skating instructor VVayne Vollmar ........ .................... a cting smart Kenneth Sheeks ........ ....... w ith straight hair Emmett Sherman ......... ...................... h aving his lesson junior Herr ................ ............................... a s a girl hater Lois Sheldrick ....... ......... b elng shortest girl in class Harold Smith ....,... .........,......... w ith his girl friend joe Speck ............ ........................ w orrying Louis Pauff .........,.....,... ........ r ushing to class Arthur Pauff ..............,,...... ....... a ctive in athletics Bernard Leimgruher .......... ,........ n ot acting smart --Z6-

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SEVENTH GRA! JE First Row: Robert Sears, II1'1'.Vl0ll'lIf,' llonna Kramer, Vim'-l'l'e.vidf'11If Betty lfrrett, jean X'N'illiams, Xtalter Hardy, Allen Klclilwrath. Second Row: james 'li?ll'Il1JllI'Hgl'S, -loyce -Iones, llonald liuehrer, Phyllis Nicodemus, lloris Rilslile, Yiolina Loludell, Third Row: Martha Ott, Llifiord Herr, theater Long, lionna Van Vorce, Vera Smtih, Rolwert Grimm. Fourth Row: Louisa Stone, lithel Sheperd, Beverly Morelock, liilly Ballard, Betty Fletcher, Virginia XYilliams. Miss lilue, one of our new faculty memlmers, was the sponsor of this group. Twenty- iour members answered to the roll call. Two parties were held during the year. ln order to acquaint the young people with the purpose of organization, class officers were selected. SEVENTH GRADE