Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)
- Class of 1950
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GIIIIIHIIIIES IIEIIIIIIIIIIIEBIIP IW' I fir? Ng 4. 3- w S'-5 Bws 7 4' Lv QV Q9 t f Q2 I IIC WITH DEI BEST APPRECIATION TO bI3IHQR CLASS Mr EQVI Lelthermcm cxdvl I cmd I of will mends cmd meipers who nerve Cudeci y uc th1s Poo 1 HIGH SCHOOL WAUSEO OHIO IGS Chief I H A 5 1 . L I ':. - .Q I E ,Z 1 i Q' if ' I A L 1 ... ' y 4 -l--l L ,. ,',- I . 1 un , ' fi 1 'lg' ' ' l ' ' ' Q3 I '7- , wr 4 B ' Q . J PuIUI1:, ci ' ff jj A 'I . 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V' - ' .,....,,. ,,., . . Clerk ..,,.,......,...... A A Mr, Watkins f oi 1 ' . . ' ' ' ' , l , e . e ' , ' A , l l 1 A - 1 KI emma 4 vfmu -:EXW Mr Forber lYplf19S the Spl ll of progress thot hos chorcrcter zed Wcfuseon I-hgh School H1s v1s1on ond energy have been ct source of cf v1tc1l IT1Ot1VGl11'1g po Ner IH rnolung the school cm 1nst1tut1on 1n wh1ch the bu1ld1ng of chorocter os Nell os the tfC!1l'11I'1Q of mlnds ore stressed Our prlnclpol s oeep mterest justrce :Ind understondmg form the tnum wrote upon wh1ch cm rdeol relcmon shlp hos grofvn between hw' cmd the students I fwaf2u WW Mr Huyck by h1s oble leod rshlo hos helped us mcuntoln the hlgh stondords of our educohonctl sys tern He hos been CI pcment help lul ond understondmg leoder to oll the student body Hls reodlnes to help 1n any wdy hos mode h1m one to be odmxred ond respected by oll thot come ln contcrct Vvlltll htm We w1sh to express our groluucle ond c1pprec1ot1on for hls smcer terest IH us throughout our school coreer -IL 'Wir wi :will llll ll 0 it . D . . - 1 -f A I i . L . . 4-. . , , ' N . . C A Y 4 . .J 'll . . 1 .. 7 , 7 A .S ln' .JL 4 , ' 3 . . . I ul lm Sv , ' W x55 an M '44 mrwsnm g Wisfg, 5? A W' .,., ' N M ' f lily, ' ,-I.. .-- f .3184 ' f f ' if xi ' - .J l 1' A lm . M. .,,, fi- i 3- M gf? , . . . W., by f ' . , ,, . A j ' V- no H . . l A' A I 0 ,V ' I - - 1 ' ,Q-Q . , . , 'lf . . 1 Q , . . ' I 1 f l ll Q f rf-M ' 7 ' . ,.- an ,f1,,,,ze ,fm me '7eacfze FRANKLIN HUYCK 23 years Supermterlderlt Umverslty f M1Ch1gGH B A M A Ohlo State Umversny Semor Class Adv1sor ALICE MONEY 26 years Assrstant Pr1nc1pal Alblon Col lege AB Un1vers1ty ot M1Ch1 gan MA Mathemaucs Y Teen Advtsor Speech Lrbrary Adv1sor Student Councll Ad v1sor Ir Class Play D1rector Natlonal Honor Soclety Ad v1sor MERVIN FARBER 1 year PI'1I'1C1pGl Demson Umverslty BA Ohio State Un1vers1ty Grade Math ADA K SMITH 24 years Dettance College A B Uruver slty of M1ch1gar1 M A 7th and Sth Grade Hxstory Modern Hls tory Y Teen Adv1sor Nanonal Honor SOC1etY Advlsor Semor Class Play Dlrector l12 YY ll 'lf . I . . O ' U l . l 7th Grade Math, Sttl l --,an apple ,gm me vmzmff RALPH ALLOWAY 4 years Wntenberg College BS m Educatlon Ohlo State Umver S1lY MA Coach Health 7th Grade Reaclmg HAROLD EDGAR 5 years Bowlmg Green State Umver Slly BS n Educatxon Toledo Uf11VSfS1lY Th Stout Instltute Ir1dustr1al Arts H1Y AdV1SOf Ir Class Advrsor Oh1o State Urnverslty BS n Educatxon Band Glrls Glee Boys Glee M1xed Chorus Mu s1c Classes l13l GEORGIA PRICE 4 years Oberlm College BA Umver sxty of M1Ch1QGU MA Latm Sparush Sophomore Enghsh Sophomore Class Advlsor ' , V - i ' : h ' ' 1 9 ' Q Q R f A - FRANK KUNKLE. 7 years 44 s di ' . ' . , , s . - as -.,,.. . ' . ' I r I . X W may I 4 ian Apple fdfb use 7eacfam EARL LEATHERMAN 1 year Bowlmg Green State Untver srty BS rn Educatlon Typmg Shorthand Bookkeeprng DAVID ELSASS 1 year Bowhng Creen State Umver S1fY BS 1n Educatlon Amen can l-hstory Semor Crvlcs Glo bal Geography RICHARD WENGER 3 years Case School of Apphed SCI ence Bluffton College BA Ass1stant Coach Boys Physrcal Educatron 7th Grade Mathe matlcs MRS FLORENCE ZIMMERMAN 6 years Bowlrng Green State Unlfer srty BS rn Educatton Iuntor l-hgh Englrsh 7th Grade Ad vtsor Red and Whrte Advts l l nnpfzegmuwvmfm MRS RAMONA LUCE llfz years Bowlmg Green State Uruver S1lY BS ln Educatlon Iun1or Enghsh Sernor Enghsh 8th DUANE STUCKMAN 1 year Deflance College BA BS 1n Educanon Phys1cs General Sc1ence Sen1or SCIGHCG l 'QT-vii ELIZABETH YEAGER lfz year Oh1O Un1vers1ty M1ch1gan State College AB lumor Eng llsh Semor Engllsh 8th Grade Readmg MRS DAVID ELSASS 1 year Oh1o State Umversxty BS 1n Home Lconormcs Home Eco nom1cs ll51 un II - .S - S .V ' fe'-gift ' I 1 V . 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'U . . 1 n , . - S B1 Yf! ,, , v - A qw N, . , .gr qw f a I n14pplefaaZfae7eaclnm WII.KlN TEEGARDEN 4 years Ol'11o State Umverslty BA M S FFA Advlsor YPA Ad HELEN SENIOR 2 years Baldwm Wallace College B A Glrls Physlcal Educatlon Blolo gy Ir Y Teens Advlsor Sth Grade Advlsor G A A AdV1SOT E161 Hn ll vleorq Aariculturef U I A lfl IIR MIL HUYCK HODIDI Ftsnng lrkes Rectdlnq l ntrq br dfge Pet Pee fe lncon 11 rote people EARBER Hoop, Golf lorlces Books sport Pet Peeves Boys ond grrl thot toll ou ol turn MISS MONEY Hobby Sewrng relrnrsntng turnrture Lrlces Books people trdvel lectures tures pldys 'WIC MISS SMITH lx JR Hobby Se Nlng tlof er g rdentng lrkes People stoge oloys sunsets Pet Peeve Drscourteous Conduct ALLOWAY Hobby Sports Lrkes Sports Pet Peeves n ne EDGAR Hobby Golf Ltlces Trot felrng Pet Peeves Too e people X ho rnust con verse or speolc N ten one rs torltnng I' SS PRICE 't Hobby Repotr household lurnrture Lllces Trczvelrng reodtno tnustc rno JI S stoge plctys Pet Peeve The Squeelctng edts rn scrence loborotory KUNKLE Hoop G rden rod o dnd pwon Jrop Ltlqes FCIWIIIY peopt usc vocettton Pet Pe JG Students tryrng to put thtnjs oJer on y u ond reotly they or ent .feadwx MISS SENIOR R Hobby All sports Ltkes People tdlcmq trtps reodrnj Pet Peeve People A to won t do os they re to LEATHERMAN Hobby Collecttng old cotns ond trshrn Lrkes Bozvltng ond eotrng Pet Peeve Gum Che were who mslst upon crdcktng 1t M SS YEAGER r M Hobby Antrque turnrture book Colle tton record collectron Ltkes Art rnusrc theotre lteroture ten nts smrnmtrg Pet Peeve Peoo e vno toll: rn excesstvely loud vorces ELSASS Hobby Reftntshlng ftousehold lttrntture Pet Peeve Gum chewrng rn closs TEEGARDEN Lrkes Everyone Pet Peeve Boys thot dont put thrnq orfvdy 1n the r proper ptdces WENGER Hobby Sports eodmg L1kes Good food dtnletrc events good books Pet Peeve Gurn rn the drlnxlng fountoms NPS ELSASS tr l17l Hobby Homemolcrng Ltlces Workrno vtt 1 young Qeople Pet Peeve none STUCKMAN Hobbf Reporr ho seholol lurntture Lrlces Purnpkrn Pet Peefe Student trytrg to out thrn js over on you ond reolly they otrent 3 VN 1 ' . 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WC lx- ' I ' - 1 lx ' KENNETH BROWN MARY SOMMERS Miss Wilma Gerkin who has been with us for lour years and Miss Mary Sornmers are our school secretaries They are very etticient and dependable We thank them for their coopera tion in keeping things running smoothly ivlr Kenneth Brown has been the Janitor at Wau eon High School for eleven years. He and Mr. Marshall Brown carry the great responsibility of keeping the whole school spic and span. They work from early morning to late at night to keep the school thus. We wish to thank them for working so industriously to keep our school clean and new. Mrs. Doris Ward has been our chief cook lor several years. She and her assistant, Mrs. Verna Vogel are very efficient and have always pre- pared tasty, nourishing meals. Thanks to both of you for the fine dinners which we have so heartily devoured. l18l MRS WARD WILMA GERKIN MRS. 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A .l B11 f ,, -, 1 qs Asa ,le - ll all' 12 r111y f11e1 e - J Qt., Q for LSU .Q X rf Graduatlon the goal that Ne l ave been seek1ng has flnally been reached Eacl' one of us ts now ready to ac out rnto thrs mammoth world and frnd hrs pos1t1on But before 16 leave le' us look back over the last sxx years and recall some of the wqrk and fun we have had together The fall of 1944 orouoht a gr .Jp of bashful students 'o W H S It was d1ff1 cult to get 1nto the swrng of hrgh school l1fe srnce we had our classes ln several dlfferent bulldtngs Nevertheless we entered 1nto as many act1v1t1es as were open to seventh graders erghth graders we proudly entered our new h1gh school bu ldrng whrch IS one of the best 1n Ohxo Belng rn our new home we stud1ed d1l1 gently and prepared for our frrst year tn hlgh school s Fresh nen 1n the fall of 1945 we started off slowly as a tra1n m1ght vvhrch rs begrnntng a long Journey However we were not long rn gettmg underway We began to take a greater lnterest 1n soctal and athletrc affalrs of the school We put on the lr Hrgh Halloween party For the flrst t1me we expertenced the headaches that sub1ects new to us such as Lattn can brlng Operatlons began 1n earnest ln our Sophomore year lnterspersed wtth the Joys of lxvlng were ser1ous thoughts of future ambrttons We eagerly en tered Senror Hrgh act1v1t1es for the frrst tlme Our members were actlve 1n the band and all the clubs We contrrbuted some excellent athletes who were of great value to the teams We had two good class partres durtng the Then came our 1un1or year wh1ch was a very busy but happy one ln November we presented a very successful play Under Twenty Shortly after we sponsored the I Hoo tne theme belng The CIFCJS whrch was com plete W1 h a merry go round The event that took the most t1me and energy was the Iunror Semor Banquet Our goal was to have the best Prom ev r held at W HS and under the excellent leader hrp of Mr Edgar we reallzed our arms We were up all hours of the nrght decorat1ng and maklng pro grams and menus then to bed only to dream of the beautrful Wtnter Won derland we had created for the Prom Flnally we reached the end of the 1ourney and have been class1f1ed as dlgntfred senlors We have been very proud of that name and hope we have hved up to rt As 1n former years members of our class have been ac t1ve ln athletlcs clubs and muslcal organlzatlons We have parttctpated ln many sclcolarshrp tests and placed srx of our members rn the Natronal Honor Soctety ln March we presented the play Halfway to Heaven and A Date Wlth ludy IH May Havlng reached the ultrmate goal graduatlon we must leave these hrgh school halls and walls but as we ao out 1nto l1fe our mrnds are full of gay remembrances that have made our htgh school days lnteresttng and excltxng However we must brd farewell to these thlng wh1ch have meant so much to us Our hlghest ambrtlon IS to always uphold the standards and 1deals of our dear Alma Mater W H S l21l A AY , 1 N . A . . l J C' L . . . I -' AS . I W . i . A 1 ' ' ' year. Concessions at a basketball game were sold to meet our expenses. 1 ' A I 1 I H I 1 H1 I ' ' . 'L ' L ' ' . . u . I G , F . , L . . . O . X , . , , 1 J GLENN DIELMAN Buck Presxdent He llkes sports and he llkes grrls Thats why hls llle lust whlrls and wlurls Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Councxl 3 Class Ofltcer 4 Boys Glee 3 4 Chtef Stall 4 Prom Comm 3 IHop Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 Varsxty W 3 4 BEVERLY BURKHOLDER Bev VICE Presrdent Il under your plcture you dont llke the lme Iust call me up 9 6939 Ir YTeens 1 Sr YTeens 2 3 4 Class Olhcerl 4 Prom Chalrman 3 Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Actrvxty W 3 Student Counc1l 2 Lxbrarlan 4 Red and Whlte Stall 3 Chtet Staff 4 County Muslc Festtval 3 4 Dehance Typ mg Contest 3 Ir Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 II-lop Comm 3 PATRICIA HAINES a Secretary Treasurer Theres a llxrtlve look tn her eye As she asks who where when and why Ir YTeens l Sr Y Teens 2 3 4 GAA 3 4 Ch1etStalt4 Rlng Comm 3 Ir Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 lnvttatlon Comm 4 Class Othcer 4 Prom Comm 3 IHop Comm 3 STERLING KING Klng Edttor Knowledge he IS recelvmg Success he soon w11l be achtevmg Torch Club 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 NGIlO'lGl Honor Society 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 BG Scholarshtp Testl 2 3 4 Boys Gleel 3 4 Mtxed Chorus l 2 3 4 ACIIVIIY W 1 2 3 4 Defiance Typmg Contest 2 Red and White 3 Ir Class Play 3 Il-lop Comm 3 County Mustc Festlval l Chlef 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 Sr Class Play 4 NWO Musto AUdlIlOHS I 2 3 NW Dlstrlct Band 4 Student Counc1l 4 HAL ZUG Waldo Student Counc1l Presldent Up to trlcks and full of lun An xmagrnatlon always on the run Band l 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 County Fest1val2 3 4 NWO Muslc Audtttons 4 Studen Counc1l 4 Chtef Staff 4 Octet 4 IHop Comm 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Ltbrarlan 4 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 Track l 2 3 4 ACIIVIIY W 4 BG Scholarship Test 4 RICHARD COLON Mouse Student Counc1l I wouldnt trade anythtng for my llttle Ford A motor 4 wheels and a runnrng board Football 1 4 Basketball l 2 3 Tra k 1 2 3 4 Stude t Counc1l 4 Ir Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 H1 Y 4 Boys Glce 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Prom Comm 3 IHop Comm 3 County Mustc Festtval 3 4 IAYNE SHAMAN Ststy Student Counc1l An exactlng student rs she Who knows her lesson from a to z Red and Whlte 3 Chlef Statf 4 Sr Y Teens 4 GAA 3 Lrbrarlan 7 3 Detrance Typing Contest 3 BG Scholar shlp Test l 2 Natronal Honor SOCIEIY 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Student Courcll 4 IOANNE SEAMAIY Ststy Student Counc1l Few hearts lrke hers wtth v1rtue warmed r N heads Wlth knowledge so lnformed Red ax cl Whlte Staff 3 Chrel Staff 4 Sr Y Teens 4 GA A 3 1brar1an 2 3 4 Dehance Typmg Contest 3 BG Schol arshlp Test 2 3 Natlonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Student Courtcrl 4 l22l ,: .,: ,z -1 : 1, z .:- 1 .. -- :-- ,,: ,: : ,,: .1 : 1 : : 1 ,: - z. :. :- .- :,- : ,j. 1. I .5 5 .g- .. :-,,: . ,,: ,,: ,,: : 1 . :- .: , 2, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 Sr. Scholarshrp Test 45 Eclttor of J 1. 2 , ,,: ,,: . ,,g... 5 l : 1 :- 1 1 : , ,,: J.. . , . ,: ,.:C,,.:- H :. 1- :-: 1 .' - . ,- z .- 1 j.- j...j 4,j Q.. ' - ,: ,J . Q .. . , -31 . . ,, 1 ' .' . - . 13- 111 f-- ' ,: ,: - N . WILLIAM KNIERIM Squeak It you ve a task rust gr1n and bear rt Every Good deed brmgs true merlt Track 1 2 4 Prom Comm 3 II-Iop Comm BETTY PRICE Bett Her volce was ever soft gentle and ow An excellent thmg IH woman I Ilap Comm Prom Comm IUNE PRICE une In the study hall sh dotes On readlng wrrtmg and passmg notes I Hop Comm Prom Comm WILLIAM HARTMAN 1 Happy go lucky all the whtle On hrs face IS a great brg smrle II'Iop Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Basketball I Sr Class Play 4 LORETTA GERKEN Etta Happy am I from care Im tree Why arent they all content llke me FHA l 2 3 4 Sr YTeens 4 G1rls Glee 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Courty Muslc Festrval 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 NORVAL FIGY us Turkeys they remmd me of glrls hey re always gobblxngl FFA 1 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 Track l 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 4 Boys Glee 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Class Ofhcer 2 Torch Club l Student COUHCII 1 4 Varsrty W 2 Chlet Staff 4 Intramural Basketball 1 3 4 County Musrc Festl val 3 4 Buckeye Boys Ctate 3 LA VERNE GARBERS Verne Among the boys he s tall and falr Hrs l1ke you ll tmd not everywhere FFA 1 2 3 4 Prom Comm Chalrman 3 Intramural Bas ketball 3 II-lop Comm 3 MARILYN HOMAN Manlyn To happiness she has a key That makes her heart beat merrlly 2 3 4 County Muslc Fet1val2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 I23l 1 - .. ,. .- B l F.I'I.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Y-Teens 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Girls Glee l - I C I - v W , o, 5 - 5 , , . , . l . . 5 , , ' . .. . E I I I A - --1 1- p , - B'll r I ' ' - I - I I - ,, RICHARD HAMMON - '7Schnoz The kind of guy who tries to tell you that Custer's last stand was a fruit establishment. Torch Club l, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Varsity W 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee l, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Student Council l, 2, County Music Festival 1, Z, 3, 4, Sr. Class Play 4, N.W.O. Music Auditions 4, Octet 3, 4. IOANNE MILLER - Ioie Smart, attractive, and always nice, This recommendation should suffice. Ir, Y-Teens 1, Sr. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 2, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Activity W 3, Chief Staff 4, Prom Comm. 3, Student Council 3, Class Officer 2, I-Hop Comm. 3, Ir. Class Play 3, County Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, N,VV.O. Mu- sic Auditions 3, 4, G,A.A. 3, Sr. 'Scholarship Test 4, Sr, Class Play 4, Handbook Comm, 3, CAROLYN RUPP Carrie A senior gal who is vtell dressed Also with a pleasing pei cnality blest Cheerleader l 3 4 Ir YTf-1 ns l Sr YTeens 2 3 4 Stu dent Coun il l Band 2 Girls Glee I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 County Music Festival ? 3 4 Ir Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 Prom Comm 3 FHA l GAA 3 I-I coming Ou en 4 Red and White Staff 3 Il-lop Comm 3 CHARLES IOHNSON Chuck Im Just a little Sunbeam But my Jokes are a scream fso is my trumpetl Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 IHop Comm 3 iffixed Chorusl 2 3 4 Boys Gleel 3 4 NWO Music Auditions 1 2 3 4 Octet 3 4 Red and White Staff 3 Prom Comm 3 BG Scholarship T st 1 2 4 Chief Staff 4 lr Cla s Play 3 County Music Festival l 2 3 4 NW Distri tEand 4 Sr Class Play 4 GEORGE DRUMMER George Friends and Republicans Track 3 Torch Club I FFA l 2 Prom Comm DONNABELL RUPP Donna She can draw oh yes sireel Some day an artist she may be Chief Staff 4 II-lop Co nm 3 Prom Comm CAROL SALSBERRY Daloue As through her path she blithly goes She loves to talk and vamo and pose Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Chief Staif 4 County Music Festival 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 Band 2 3 4 BG Scholarship Test 2 Prince of Peace 4 hw RICHARD STRUBLE Heavy A he man build a boyish grin Dicks lazine s is not a sin m Boys Glee I 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Football 1 3 4 County Music Festival 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Prom Com 3 II'Iop Comm 3 I2 . , D - t - , , , - -- . - . , , C 1 J , , , 1 . , J -, , 1 . 1 . j . 5 . . . 1 . . . 5 ome' - ' rs V ' - - 3 , , , , , , , 1 , 1 ' . 1 1' ' , , , 7 , , J - V . , , , : , J J - . ' . ' , ' , . . e , , , , , . s. I I 1 I I 4 - C , . . 1 J r- . , 2 3. ..K . ' 5 - I . , . 4. F Y 'V it wf'.'Q- All-'C ,., 5 ' ,. i . Ir. Y-Teens 1, Sr. Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, I 1 I I 'E 5 . , .- . , g r 1 . 1 - 1 - , , , 1 - - , ..,. 1 , in ,Hy .. c, I- it - . . . - xjw y -3 , , v,., s . I - , O 2,11 l fF53i',, Q, , , 1 , . 1 .1-, , 1 -'fm.,--1.19 4. f 1 1 1 - K A ,gm : , . . . 'ff'f' 4 l IOAN RANDOLPH Randy A girl vtith plenty of originality Which eauals her pleasing personality Teens l r eens 2 3 irs ee Mixed Chorus 4 Ir Clas Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 Prom Comm 3 IHop Comm 3 Buckeye Girl State 3 Student Council l 3 4 Editor ot Handbook 3 Sr Scholarship Test 4 BG Scholarship Test 2 Chief Stall 4 Red and White Staff 3 Prince ot Peace 4 GAA 3 Librarian 3 4 A tivity W 3 County Music Festival 4 RAMON IORDAN Hap When in doubt punt When sleepy sleep Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 lr Class Play 3 BG Scholarship 2 3 4 Torch Club l Red and White otalf 3 Pro'f1 Comm 3 FPA 3 Librarian 4 Sr Scholarship Te t 4 Sr Class Play 4 DALE MULL Dale He is brilliant he is gay He never works when he can play Torch Cluo l I-liY 2 3 4 II-lop Comm 3 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Librarian 1 2 Activity W 2 BG Scholarship Test 1 2 3 4 Sr Scholarship Test 4 National Honor So ciety 2 3 4 Red and White Editor 3 lr Class Play 3 Class Offi er l Varsity W 4 PHYLLIS MARKLEY Phyt A tall girl and energetic Shes an all round sport and very athletic Sr Y Teen 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Girls Glee 4 Lib MARTHA RITTICHIER Sllen e is golden they say But Ill chance it the other may A l 4 lr Class Play 3 Si Cass Play4 Pron Comm 3 GAA 3 DUANE VANVALKENBURG Dewy Hes a friend to have around Always happy so we ve found Torch Clubl FFA 3 4 Ir Clas Play 3 Prom CO DI 1 3 IAROL YACKEE erry loyal member ot FFA s su e to make hi voca ion pay FFA 1 2 3 4 Class oth er 3 Student Coun 112 3 Ba ketball l 7 3 4 lr Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 Pr m Comm 3 Red and White 3 Librarian 4 BG S holarship T st l 2 HARRIET WALKER Harriet Toward one goal I am tri: ng lt is that ot slower ariving Teens l Sr YTeens 2 3 4 and 1 3 4 N 7 Music Auditions 2, County Music Festival 2, G.A.A. 3, Red and White 3, ll-lop Comm. 3, Prom Comm. 3, Defiance Typing Contest 3, Chief Staff 45 Sr, Class Play 4. l25l rariin 4 NADA BENDER Nada Always un mg for perlectlon lr YTeens l Sr YTeens 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 National Honor SOClPlY 4 BG Scholarshtp l County Mu lC Fe t1 a 1 2 DONNA BURKHOLDER Burk1e lauahmg eyes for all a smtle rtendly and happy all the whlle nd l 2 rls Glee l 3 4 M1X6d C s 2 County MUSIC Festwal 4 Sr YTeens 4 Prom Comm 3 Sr Class Play 4 RUTH CHAMBERLIN Buttons No matt r when or where you see her Youll tmd her thoughts are ln the future Ir YTeensl ll-lA12 3 Prom Comm 3 BARRY BRIGHAM Bate lever trouble trouble t1ll trouble troubles you Torch Club l H1 Y 4 Sr Class Play 4 Boosters Co 'tm 2 Prom Comm 3 WANDA BOTH Wanaa Golden halr a hea t that IS glad An an .fer to a halrdresser s ad Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 MIXGQ Chorus 4 l Hop Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 lr Class Play 3 Ir YTeens 1 Sr YTeens 2 3 4 Cla s Otttcerl 3 GAA 3 Ch1efStaff 4 Sr Class Play 4 County Mustc Festxval 4 DALLAS LAMB Da heres a star of football lame ln other sports he rates the same otball l Z 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track Vars1ty W1 2 3 4 l-lxY 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 l AMES MILLER llfl Easy to look at dellghtful to know All sports keep h1m on the go Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 Chtef Staff 4 H1 Y 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Varstty DIANN KNAPP Annle T1s agalot5ltl :he ts qu1te peppy and lots o fun Ir YTeens l Sr Y Teens 2 3 4 Il-lop Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 G1rls Glee 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Sr Class Play 4 Red and Whxte Staff 3 Courty Musxc Festxval 3 4 l26l 1 1 Fo. -H l,2,3,4g i UI' 4 . ' If I- I I .' ' 4 I . I l. I 4 W4. hl is . Chief Stott 4, Cheerleader lg Twirler 2, 3. ' I A ,, . ,, -9' Ba , g Gi , 2, , g ' horu. , 3, 45 A 'lll it l W at Q , . - . j Y. , , , , 5 . . X - A 2 5 ' A- A I Q . I. . 1 2' ' K5 LORENE CONNIN - Connie Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Or does he cause her thoughts to wander? Fl-l.A. 35 County Music Festival lg Girls Glee 3, Sr. Y- Teens 3, Prom Comm. 3. CARLETON DAVIS - Davy A genius is a capacity for evading hard work. Chi f Staff 4 IHop Comm 3 Red and White ptaff 3 Prom Comm 3 BG Scholarship 1 2 3 Sr Scho arshxp Test4 BURTON LUTZ Burt Books are good books are fine But Ill rake fun any old time Football l Basketball 1 Prom Comm 3 Chief Staff 4 Track-4 IEANLTTE DEMALINE Ieanettie lf she cant get a man nobody can FHA l 2 3 4 Sr Y Teens 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 County Music Festival 1 2 3 4 Girls Sextet 3 Sr Class Play 4 Prom Comm 3 MARIAN KOLB Marian Her words were shed softer than leaves from the pine Teen IS YTens23 G sGlec3 FHA Ilflop Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 DONALD FRANKS Don What are little boys made of But who cares in this case? 4 Tralc2 3 4 lHopComm 3 Boy Glee2 4 Sr Clas Play4 Pio'n Comm 3 ROLLO FRAZIER Bones Always happy always yolly Never sad or melancholy Sr Class Play 4 If-lop Comm 3 Prom Comm 3 Football 3 4 H1Y4 'l'rack3 4 DORTHA LAUBER o To win many friends is not simple Unless like me you lfave a dimple Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 M xed Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 Lounty Mu ic Fest1val3 4 Ir Y Teens 1 Sr Y Teens 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3 GAA 3 Red and White 3 Prom Comm 3 I Hop Comm 3 Ir Class Play 3 Sr Class Play 4 Cheer leader 4 l27l Ir. Y- s 5 r, - e . , ,4, irl. 5 . ,l, 25 Torch Club lg Hi-Y 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, y - HD t .:' 'I ,gi - , '. -I ,,w:vA if ANNA SCHERER - Annie She is a Iriend to choose Wlth her help youll never lose FHA I 2 3 4 Ir YTeensl Prom Comm 3 ROLLIN WANEMACHER Ronme Even lf I have a double I couldnt cause as much trouble FFA 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Track 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 ROBERT WANEMACHER Bo When drlvmg hlS car hes ln hls glory As far as studylng thats a dllferent story Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Prom Comm 3 IHop Comm 3 Sr Class P ay 4 ANNABELLE STUTZMAN Anme Pretty to walk wlth pleasant to talk wtth And lovely too to thmk on FHA l 2 3 4 Ir YTeens 1 Llbrarlan 4 Sr Class Play 4 Prom Comm 3 Il-lop Comm 3 DONALD BAKER Don Blond of halr blue of eyes Skllled ln Iarmmg small IH sxze FFA 1 Z 3 4 Prom Comm 3 Basketball 4 Track 4 MELVA BANISTER Me Pleasant ln actlon makes the hours Seem short and enyoyable Ir Y'leens l Sr YTeens 3 4 Fl-IA 1 2 Cheerleader Prom Comm 3 PHYLLIS BEAVERSON Phyl She IS a sprlghtly lass who emoys today and thmks not ot tomorrow Ir YTeens l Band twlrler 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Sextet 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Glee l 2 3 4 County MUSIC Festival 2 3 4 Prom Comm 3 GAA 3 THOMAS BECKER I am qulet and very reserved Seldom do I get perturbed Football l 3 4 Track l 2 I-I1Y 4 Prom Comm 3 Torch l Club l Varslty W 3 4 I 28 I .. 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' 4 'V I '- II 'Il I '- I A :III I TB II I III II - I 'I I A' l STANLEY DINIUS Stan An ardent lover of the land Atways ready to lend a hand uaent Councrl l Band 2 3 Sr Clas Play 4 FFA 3 ROBERT MCQUILLIN Bob Tall dark and qulet too Hell always be a rlend to you FrA l 2 3 Prorr Comm 3 Basketball 4 Track 4 CAROL WYSE Carol Patxen e rs a plant that grows rn lew gardens 3 4 M1XGd Chorus 3 4 Prom Comm 3 4 County Mu rc Festwal I 4 Seanad Wfalynoul' pdddlda- LOWELL DICKERSON Drck DONALD WARNCKE Don Bewlarel I may yet be great 1 must be hppmg I Noke up I-Iowever well leave that up to fat IWICE 1n Clvrcs Cla s thrs afternoon all 2 3 4 Bask tball 4 Traclcl 2 3 Pr m Comm 3 II-lop Comm 3 Ba ketball 2 3 4 la Pr rdent ' 2 3 Prom Comm 3 Torch Club l Football 2 Tract: 2 Varsrty W4 RAMON HENRY Llenry LARRY MILLER Larry Never ID cla s do I malc a peep For h1m task hare no lalm Malnly because lm always asleep A good time IS hls arm FFA l 2 3 Prorn Comm 3 II-lop Comrn 3 Prom Comm 3 I 29 l Sl l I 5 , 5 . .S 5 . . . l, 2, 4. fi -I A 4 A I ,ff PHA, 2, 3, 4, rf, Y-Teens lg sf. 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Seauaap AS PORTRAYED BY MODERN SONGS Tlme Ct nge lfverytn 'tg Once and for Alway I want a Glrl lm Forever Blowmg Bubb e Who ll Take Your Pla e PTSCIOUS lewel Im Always Chas1ng Ratnlfows Sweet and Lovely You Cant Make Money D eam1n Stmple and Sweet lm Too Romantlc lll be Lost W1thout You My Rest tance IS Low Heartbreaker The Fufts All Over No If A L1ttle B1t of Heaven Old McDonald Had A Fa Chatterbox Its My Lazy Day Lover Come Back To Me Hon t as the Day IS Long Gtrl of my Dreams Gentleman Fr1end Oh Look a Therel Amt Sne Pre Whos That Blond? ohes a L1ttle Cut Up Patxence and Fortttude lm Free at Last Im Lzvmg 1n a Great Btg Way lm Leavmg My Troubles Behmd or Id be a MIIIIOWGIIS ttf Im as Free as a Wand rtng Bree The Man Who Comes Arot nd You Gave Us Somethtng to Reme nber You By They All Run Second to Ecu A Heart Full ot Love Ive Got a Date With lu Please Dont Talk About Me When lm Gone As Breezy as a South Wxna Ive Got My Future All Planned Dont Blame 1t All on Me Moonllght Becomes You A Great Blg Good Hearted Fellow Stay as Sweet as You Are Nature Boy Well Butld a Bungalow' Busy Domg Noth1ng All I Need IS Some Ntce Lover Amt We Got Fun You Cant Stop Me From Dreammg Young Man W1th a Ho rt My Falr Lady For Hes a Iolly Good Fel cw You Are My Sunshlne Stgned Sealed and Dellx ered Sentlmental You What Shy Young Fellow Dark Eyes Dark Halr Make a Pleaslng Ptcture l Walk Alone Rehant and Loyal Ftunnm Wxld Ever So Qulet Troubles May Come but Mtre Wtll Go ISOI W1ll1am Hartman Dtann Knapp Ramon Henry loanne Mtller Dallas Lamb Betty PIICS Larry Mtller layne Seaman Don Warncke Carol Wyse Duane Vanllolkenburg Melva Bantster Glenn Dlelman Pat Ha1nes Don Franks leanette Demalme Stanley Dtntus Ruth Cnamberlaln Barry Brtgha 1 Lorene Conn1n George Drummer Anna Sherer Rolltn Wanemacher Annabelle S Ltzman Donald Baker Phylhs Beaverson Rollo Frazler lune Prtce Wanda lcth Robert Wan tzcher Donna Burkholder D k C oton Ioan Randolph larol Cclee Loretta Ger-:en Sterhng Klng Carolyn Rupp Hal Zug Martha R1tt1ch1er Norval l'1gy Nada Bender Tom Becker Beverly Burkhotder Ramon lordan Carol Salsbe ry Burton Lutz Martlyn Homan Robert MCQUIll1D Harrtet Walker Charles lohn on Donnabelle Rupp Carleton Davrs loanne Seaman Dale Mull Dortha Lauoer B111 Km r1m Phyllls Markley l.aVerne Garbers Iames Mtller Dtck Harnman Marlon Volb Lowell D1cker on ' I O , .LW A ,J , ., ,a s tt. y 1 , Y ' rv -V rt YITTH., , . . ,. ., , '. ..., ., . .. 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We the Sen1or Class of n1neteen hundred and l1lty real1z1ng Ltlll our career as students ot Wau seon H gh Scnool IS slowly endmg do w1ll and bequeath our talents and personal belong1ngs as follovt s l Don Baker do v 1l1 my teachers to anyone that can stand them Melva Ban1 ter do bequeath my Job at Kolb CS Son to anyone who l1kes to sleep rn school Phyllts Beaverson do w1ll my pos1t1on as drum ma1orette to Larry Nofztger Tom Becker d bequeath my pos1t1on on the football team to lohn M1ley Nada Bender do bequeath my chatr ID the barttone sect1on ot the band who would l1ke to 1t bes1de Larry Notz1ger Barry Brtgha 1 do bequeath my ab1l1ty to mafe a ne Jou wreck out of D1Ck Wenger to Booert Batd brt Donna Burkholder do w1ll my ab1l1ty to cut up IH school to Nancy Beed Ruth Chamberlam do w1ll my love for Napo leon to Mayme Gott D1Ck Colon do w1ll my Gblllly to get to school 1n tme to I a1ette Wh1tmer Lorene Connm do bequeath my cafeterla 1ob to anyone who wants to work CWD and have un Carl ton Dans do w1ll my ab1l1ty to evade work ID any torn to Satch Todd Ieanette Detnaltne do bequeath my many n1ck na1 es to anyone who th1nks he can stand them Glenn Derlmc n do w1ll my early to bed and early to TISS to Iamce Hall Stanley DIUIUQ do bequeath my Wtlltngness run tte FFA corn popper to Don Schroeder George Dru nmer do bequeath my ab1l1ty get 1n troubl to my darltng SISTST Kay Norfal F1gy do w1ll my ab1l1ty to laugh 1 Semor Engh n Class to Bob D1ckerson l32l Don Pranks do w1ll my class r1ng to Nancy Botts Rollo FFCIZIG ao bequeath my l1mous1ne to anyone stu 1d enough to want It LaV1,rne Got bers do w1ll my troubles wtth g1rls to Stan Noll Loretta Geri n do bequeath my lov ot muslc to 11y tw1n brothers Pat Halnes do w1ll my p1erced ears to Bobby Batdorf D1ck Hammon do bequeath my sl1pp1ng IH cla s to anybody who wants B s B1ll Hartman do bequeath my ab1l1ty to work at the shofv to hm Todd Bamon Henry do bequeath n1y Ag teacher to the undertatter Manlyn Homan do Wlll my seventh per1od CIVICS seat to byrde Demaltne Charles Iohnson do Wlll my German Band to Ramon lordon do bequeath to Robert Batdort l lt IH he1ght and one pa1r of S126 l21f2 shoes Sterltng K1ng do vx1ll my Solo Clar1net pos1t1on 1n he band t Sh1rley Goldsm1th D1ann Knapp do w1ll my plac 1n 'Wauseon H1gh School to my two s1sters Susan and Darlyn who succeed me B1ll lxn1er1m do w1ll my shyness ot gtrls to Don Colon Manan Kolb do bequeath my sltyness to lVl1dge Golds111th Dallas Lamo dc bequeath my speed on loot to Daul Weber Dot Lauber oo bequeath my cheerleadmg ab1l1ty to Bobby Batdort Burton Lutz do w1ll my ab1l1ty to loaf 1n lnd Arts to Howard Wanemacher Phyllts Marlcley do w1ll my he1ght to Sptder Denn I I ' , ' ' tw . - l G 1 .I . 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Rob rt McQu11l1n do w11l my school books to anyone wno l11fes to use them 11m 1J111ler do bequeath my good luck 11 1t can be called gooil to Hal Teegarden loanne M1111 do W111 by bra1n to sc1ence Crothmg els could be done w1th 1tl Larry M111er do w1ll my seat 1n Global Geog to any other M111er that happens to come along Dale lv'u11 do w11l my seat up at Kolb s to ,aclf Sfflllll Betty Pnce do w111 my graduat1on r1ng to Har old Paxson lune Pnce lo 1 111 my 1nterest 1n De1ta to Patty Dom1n1que loan Randolph do W111 my h1dden talent to anyone w'1o can 11nd 1t to Kay Drummer Cyou can have 1tl Wanda Roth do w11l my 1ove to talk 1n CIV cs Class to Mar1or1e Burlcholder Carolyn Rupp do bequeath my dream for a chamo1onsh1p basketball team to my broth r Wes and n1s team mates Donnabell Rupp do bequeath my seat 1n CIV 1cs to any unfortunate lun1or next year Carol Salsberry do w1l1 my oboe to anyone who can stand to be 1aughed at Iayne Seaman W111 my Job at the Grade Scnool to someone who can spell loanne Seaman do W111 my b1g ears to Harold Paxson Ann Scherer do bequeath my Hatch to an, person that has to lW1Sl and squ1rm 1n h1s eat to see the cloclc D1ck Struble do N111 mv tnps to Naooleon to Sp1der Denn We Annabelle Stutzman and Beverly Burkhold er do w1l1 our tnendshlp our long brofn ha1r our green Jumpers our cateter1a Jobs our promptness to class H71 and two swell boys from Delta to M1dge G and Ierry M Duane Van Valkenburg do bequeath ny fa1t 1 ful hot rod to 'ny l1ttle brother Randall Harnet Walker do bequeath my cha1r 1n band to Gerald Kr1ck Ro111n Wanemacher do bequeath my seat 1n second penod typlng c1ass to Stan Moll Robert Wanemacher do N111 my Dr1ver s Tratn 1ng Class to Ieanette M1lls Don Warncke do Wlll noth1ng Carol Wyse do bequeath my ab111ty to be on t1me to Glee and M1X9d Chorus to my SIS 1r1sW laro1 Yackee do W111 my stand1ng as demo crat to Larry Notz1ger l-lal Zug do bequeath my scholasttc Gb11111eS and regular study hablts to anyone who be 11eves that 1 have them f ALJB-1 'X 4-J' AM Vg' M! CLASS PRESI1 EDT VICE PRESIDENT K SECRETARY TREASURLR 1, e ' ' , ' ' 1, , r '11 1, ' e2 S 4 ' I' I . ,' 1 A I - , . X . A Il I 1 S ' ' ' . ' 1, , ' ' , 1, c 1 , - ' ' ' . If X, I ni . . . - I I' I 1, , ' ' a . - If . 1 my . X . . y ' II I . . . . 1, , ' 1 . ' 1, Martha Rittlchier, do bequeath my plumpness i -- Y' '41 ,iv V -l - . 1 , . ' ' . 'P I 1, , 1 , .1 ' 1 f 1. ff 2 , 1 I - - 5 L , ' ' ' - ' ' 1, , ' If I , . , If I . . 1, , ' if . . . . 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'Zi As proved followers of the trtbe the undercloss men w1ll contmue pctrtlclpcrtmg ID the dtfferent oc t1v1t1es cmd succeed ln showmg to even o grecx er extent true sportsmc1r1sh1p Through the1r lnvolu orble expenence they wtll become leoders ond ch et tcuns ln the very near future The students ore lookmg forward to the t1me when they w1ll reolch the Czttcunment now held by the coveted Semors ond en1oy the sometlmes frlvolous ond d1gn1t ed tltles recelved by the Semors Yet the Splfll of tnendhness prevculs through the tube ond eo h does hls shore 1n contrlbutmg toward the odvon e ments ond ochrevements of Wouseon l-hgh School W f S 1-- fi 3 Uli- 1, X 6' HIGH ff at H351 ff llfgfilll st . ew' NN lm f L 3 Kai' ff P X X e X X N XXX YQ' Q XX ,,xwX - N . , tx X T iyysu N X l lf: t f.g..:.,.t-.x?:3 W sow 4 4 W Vi? - N 5' f 1. lt-9. A Q ae- 15 . Y be ,sv-+1 tl 'w--gt ---A 1 ax 54, Q3 tv-H t 6 t .. 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K l l T l 1 l lo 0 h L41 - '. ,- e ,b--e ---e My-1 be f HQ -If ff 25 gf Lg: 5, fffff, fl 'K Zi 5 gl -.23 Wiz? ,.- - We X My A We ll Prestdent Shrrley Brlcker Vtce Presldent Shlrley Goldsrnlth oecretary Treasurer Sally Fernamberg The Iunrors are pat1ent1y wa1t1ng for the cur ta1n to rlse for the last act so that they can brrng thetr play to a grand tmale They sponsored the annual IHop whtch was well attended and very much enloyed by all Also as a money makmg pro1ect they presented the play Seventeenth Summer whtch proved to be an excellent productron On the evenlng of May 19 the Iunrors enter tamed the Semors vvrth a 1un1orSen1or Prom Whlch was well planned and very beautlfully decorated We are contrdent that they are well qualmed to t111 the large gap lett behmd by the Senlors IUNIORS ROW I Phyllls Almeted Beverly Andrews lean Shrppy Beverly Barrett Bobby Batdorf MOYIOTIG Baus Evelyn Bxxler Ierry Boyers Ieanette Wlfltm ROW IV Shlrley Grove Hazel Hottrran anlce Hall ornmy Haunstem Gerald Krlck Bob Lammon lla Krause Dat Lucas Roger Watkms ROW V11 Florence Shaw Bonnle Baker Percene Spencer lack Smlth Donald Stlne 1-'al Teegarden R1ta Struble 11m Todd Stanley Moll ROW 11 Shlrley Brtcker lvlarlorre Burkholder Tony Burlcholder B111 Coressel Freda Darllng Byrde Dernaltne kay Drummer Phy111s Erney Bob Dxckerson ROW V Barbara Mclflhaney Florence Mtller Iolnn Mtley Pat Mlller Nancy Reed Ierry M1115 Larry Nofzlger 1vlar1lyn Rrchard L11a Trudel ROW V Gene Bernath George Swart Rlchard Flory Don Schroeder Bobby Wlle 1361 ROW III Sally Fernamberg Sh1rley Flelds Betty Galbrcuth Phyllrs Garman Maryorre Goldsmtth Jlarvrn Goldsmlth ohrrley Goldsmlth Bob Grleder Marel Yoder ROW V1 Rosetta Roddy Ioanne Rhors Ed Roth Tom Roos Pr1sc1l1a Rupp Larry Rupp Ierry Sampson Tommy Shadle Helen Trudel YY l ' ll .N - I - I v Y I 1 - , h . , , A .r. 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' -4 .fQ- xx .2 is . v , .,:, , , ., ,A Q, Sw, A' Out of the Iumor H1gh and rnto the Senror I-hgh came the Sophomores Pep and persona11ty rad1ated from them They showed a great tnterest rn athletrcs wrth many of them w1nn1ng awards They took a very ROW I Merle Aeschelrnan Wrllram Armstrong lean Brxler Bob Boydston Nancy Botts Barbara Boyers Earl Clcur lean Clements ROW IV Chuck Krause Ierry Lauber Ioan Leggett Lawrence Lmd Ioann Markley Paulme Olrnstead Loul e Pfund Vlctor Plassman ZWPWWA Presrdent Melvm Grrsrer VICS Prestdent Mary Schwall Secretary Treasurer Bonnle Wolf They held a class party 1n Apr1l whrch was one of the outstandmg act1v1t1es of the year Thxs class has learned the value of co opera SOPHOMORES ROW II Iamce Colon Mary Ellen Crontnger Shirley Cunmngham Burdette Denn Don D1sbrow hm Domtmque Ronald Enterrnan Ioyce Fraker ROW V Betty Pontlus Rose Ann Rashley Carolyn Saunders Mary Schwall LeRoy Scherer Crystal Selgneur Ioann Skates Dtclc Shlppy ROW VII Paulme Von Seggern Howard Wanemacher MGIVIH Warn ke George WlHd1Sh Donald Wrlke Ronald Wrlke Bonme Wolf Irrs Iean Wyse I3 txon a factor whrch w1ll be of greatest rrnportance rn the1r hrgh school career ROW III Richard Frey Lo1s Frezsen Iames Glllen Maxlne Gott Melvm Gr1s1er Ruth Iohnson Hal Grlffm George Knapp ROW V' Russel Sprmg Rlchard Stevens Shrrley Struble Robert Suckley Ioan Toth Ioyce Swart Marllyn Travers Mary Ann Vollmer H ' f ll actlve part 1n the organizations. if 1 . 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X Wh ' F V, gi , X ' I 39 1 W1th two years of experlence behlnd them the Freshmen are d1l1gently prepartng to enter Semor I-hgh School They were well represented th1s year 1n all 1un1or hlgh organlzahons and many boys have already taken an 1nterest In sports of all types October saw the class makmg merry at an 1nter Seine! fbaqa Pres dent hm Von Seggern V1ce Presldent Loyal Badgley Secretary Treasurer Rlchard Weber estmg Halloween party at vfhlch the Freshmen were the leaders slnce they were the oldest class that could attend th1s functlon By the1r con t1nued perseverance 1n therr studles and extra curncular act1v1t1es they Wlll be a very success ful class ROW I Loyal Badgley Donelda Bender Beverly Bernath Barbara Bla1r Loretta Bonar Bxlly Brlgham Gale Byers Bonme Cole ROW IV Barbara Harmon Donna Haydock Roger Horner lxm Hoy Ann Hummon Bernlce Ion-es Nancy Iordon Dorothy Kna loyce Knapp ROW VII Nancy Roth Merrrll Sams George Schwang Dorothy Shadle lack Shaw Dxck Smlth Don Smrth DeArle Stevens GY Martha lune Stutzman FRESHMEN ROW II Donald Colon Patsy Dart Maxme Demalme Robert Dlsbrow Gene Dommxque Mary lane Ehrat Annette Fraker Benny Ftgy Phyllls Frazrer ROW V Susan Knapp Carol McClarrer1 Alleen Mclicever Dorls Mlller Ed M1ller Gay Mlller Marllyn Mzller Ieanette Mllls I-lean Mohr ROW VIII Nancy Valen Iam es von Seggern Dlck Weber Ierry Whltmer Carol W1ler lane Yackee I40l ROW III Phyllls Ganber Lorene Gllson Bernre Lou Goldsmxth Ethel Goldsmlth Dorls Graber Nanette Gne er Patsy Grove Lloyd Graf Nedra Hall ROW VI l..OIS Murray ludlth Nles lla Nafzlger Nlna O Brlen Robert Oyer Norma lean Plassman laruce Puhl Sara Rlegsecker Chloe Ann Roblnson WX ll PP r ' ' 1' si x h , Q J. in 1 1 ,I x .W .. 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F90 Q9 in M11 ers were more prepared to meet the problems of Junior high and were better adlusted to the school environment Many of this class have already distinguished ROW l George Abbot Terry Barber Glen Baum Roger Beaverson Iohn Bell lanet Bernath Sandra Rupe Wesley Rupp ROW lV Shirley Free Martha Galbraith William Gorsuch Nancy Hummon Carl Kutzli Stanley Lammon Randall Van Valkenburg Douglas Ward Wfeaeanlfw WpwaaJ7aaJ President Shirley Wolf Vice President Nina Markley Secretary Treasurer Carol Shumacher also have many promising athletes as they have shown by winning the league basketball trophy Therefore many opportunities and great success are in store for this class EIGHTH GRADE ROW ll Mary Lou Bixler Shirley Blair Mary Lou Brinkman Violet Brinkman Wilfred Brinkman Robert Boydston Ronnie Stutzman Carol Shumaker ROW V Leslie Lane Bill Lind Geraldine Lockman Rolland McElhaney Nina Markley Rosalyn McElhaney Verne Warncke Sh1rley Wolf l42l ROW Ill Shirley Boyers lohn Buckhop Roseann Carter Monte Clouse Iames Colon Mary Eberly Harold Swart Ted Trudel ROW IoAnn Oden Harold Paxson Nick Raymond Roland Lee Rtcher Tom Ross Paul Weber Ann Rossman YY I 0 ll With one year's experience, the Eighth Grad- themselves for their scholastic abilities. They VI 4 1, 4' 'Pal is ' 3, 44 , 3 'A' A, 0 vff if fn 'Q' f iff ,1 , Ir- 'I H Q 5 3' Q W 2 7 5 3 J MQW Although ugh school greatly dlffered vom therr grade chool hte the Seventh Gaders gradually adaaled themselves to new resoor 1 b1l1l19S Gamfpm Bam Plesrdent Dlck ja er Vrce Presrdent Irm Bou ter Secretary Treasurer Mary Wa Toner by becomrng members of lunlor Y Teens Tort '1 Club and lunlor Glrls Chorus The1r merr er shrp 1n these drfterent organrzatrons and ac1v1 t1es has helped tloem take the 1n1t1atory steo 11 They have beoun thelr new hte rn hrgh school ROW l Maman Barne Peter Bell Carol Blddle lay Blddle EUQGUICI B1 hop lack Bonar lames Boucher ROW IV loan lohnson liarlyn Knapp Mary lane Kmertm Roberta Lamb bale Ledyard Carol Sue Mcl.aughl1n Shlrley Mlller ROW ll Cordon Boydston Larry Boyers Btllre Brmkman Bonrue Brmkman leanre Dertch Patty Domrntque Steven Dow ROW V Shlrley Rupp loyce Salsberry Ruth Ann Shull Dav1d Srde Sue Sprmg Harold Strne Cheron Traver ROW Vll Patty Whltmer Wllma Writ Carol Yackr l44l 4:34, YR ll ,fs '- ' H , .. , - ' I -iw 1, A , . . , . 1 , - ' S ' , r 'e , ' ' . ' , WF, . . . . . A , z 4 -0 ' L ' ' J ' ' ' ' , f - ' .' ' A rship. SEVENTH GRADE ' sz 1 ' , . ,g A ' 1 s ' 'ps co operatron wh1ch IS so necessary rn leade v ROW Ill Tun Fauver lanet Foreman Carol Frlley Sally Grose Cara Hall Rlchard Hanson Ilm Hendrlckson ROW Vl Rrchard Barber Rlchard l-lendr1c-c or Belly Eberly Myron Ph1ll1 lohn Trudel Mary Ann Wagoner Lowell Warncl-ce K gl 5' 3? 'T V19 109' Q31 L fi 'Ta gf- - 1, 1 ' ,- .1 Q , lx 2 .., .2.A rg' f ,S Y A V ., Q I A A gm, M wk J A X ' 1' ,. If ,S -' ' Y F ,f 7 4 ,522 ., i s ,Ji ,:,1 : ,. 'F Z --lr MV.f 5 . V -'l A A: . ' 'A1-- 1 A. - A. f5 ,A H , . .,, ,,. 1 , :. ' 'Ji E' ' f , A 5 5 ' Q VVAAI ' ' 2 'A 1 ,ff A M 1, ,4 kvl , H 4 i y ..j . Aj. i i, ,I - , V 1 . J' Mg ' il YE ! V f K .A .4 1 A' A. ,.,, ygif' A -I W I ,,, 1 ': I Q- ' , , I 4 4 , 1. 'sf mfr I E i 4' If f g 5 . - ., . L 'W f : 'Pa ' :A ' , I 4 3 QQ WWA Fiwgga 55 -' I, J ', 1: w I a nd 0 'V v T Through the rrarry act1v1t1es sponsored by our school the members ot the trlbe are erxrlched 1I'1 leammg as tar as soclat and CIVIC ehterprrse are concerned Not onty do our extra currlcular act1v1 t1es offer a varrety from the every day routme but they afford GTIJOYHLSIIT and entertamment cornbmed w1th tactful and co rderate hvmg Students learn co operatron socrahzed and co operatrve enterpmse leadershlp and good cltrzenshlp Actrvrtles are a source of mterest and SUIOYITIGHT and offer trarrung for actlve partrcroatrorm 1r1 socral and c1v1c actrvrtres to be engaged 1'1 after graduatloh 'ff ate! N o eefw fm Cl 7:-J' 5' un-. 1.3 L.. J Ai u., '73 ag 5 us Qin: I 1 +11 aff WV t ft? - I , Q t .' X . ' r ,f 1 ' X ' su Q ' y , x lggfy 9 N46 . t 5 tp M f t g 3 Nxt y fb! I fd We ' Mb df!! d H E10 N 'fn 0' Mt Myig Tfgf 5. Nfp, ff,Q5 ff if f lib 't 'ff f J X ' f f 3 l U.. 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JI 0 LJ' l tr, I R M H...-AML L x -V K - A ' 'Q' - g '- i Y -V tx 5 47 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY F1rstRow Mr l-luyck MCxr1or1e Burlcholder Icxyne Seormon Mo1r1lyn Rwhcxrds Florence Mlller Mr Farber Second Row M1ss Srr11th Ncldcr Bender Sh1rley Br1clcer locmne Seolron MISS Money Thlrd Row Gene Bernoth Ste-rl1ng Kmg Hcrl Teegorden Not r1 p1ct1,.re hm M1ller Pres1dent Sterlmg Kmg VICE Prcs1clent I-lol Teogorden iqm 1 M Only those who och1eved h1gh scholcishc records contnbuted the-1r serv1ce developed or l1ne chorrcr ter ond crttcuned lec1dersh1p ore el1g1ble to become members cmd weo1 the flommg torch cmd keystone of the Nononol Honor SOC1GlY Th1s IS the most excluswe orgcrn1zo1t1on 1n school ond 1t 1S on honor to become cr member of 1t SIX n vs members we e mducted ot on os embly program durmg the nrsl semester Ne golve Q tea for all the members ond the1r parents Concess1ons were solo cr' Cl boslcetboll game Mr Hnyck Mr Fcxrb MISS Money cmd lf' ss Sm1tn deserve much prcnse for the1r pot ence IH GdV1SlI'1U the club E48 . . ll ' I i ' ll Secretory-Treasurer, ,. Shirley Bricker . 9 V F . AS . ,l 1 Y f ' . ' 1 . . l CHIEF STAFF Fxrst Row Norxal F1qy Mr Leatherman Wanda Roth Pat Hams Harrlett Walker Second Row l-1alZug loanne Mlller Klanne Knapp Beverly Burkholder layne Seaman Charle lohn on Thxrd Row Ca eton Davrs Ioan Randolph Carol Salsberry loanne Seaman Sterllno Krng Not ln plcture llm Mrller 5231? Manager Stelll'2gMKlle? Adverheements loan Randolph aa Droducma the Ch1ef rs a very mterebt g Job There are many d1lf ent tlnngs to be done befor lhe Annual IS omp eted It Nas our pr1v1lege assemble x 1th1n the cov rs of th1s book da'a pertammg to the acuvmes of our tuder 5 organlzauom and 'aculty 1n 'ne school ,fear l949 l95O Arpre cahon 15 extended to ou helpful adv1sor Mr Larl Leatherman 491 ' : rl ., , . , . , ' 1 ' . ' ....,. , ...... ' Y ' ll ' ' 'L ess .,,,, ,,. ' i , ... ll Subscriptions , ,r..,.,, Pat Haines E '. 'l ' I l a im A A '. er Q , e ' C A l . ' ' ' to Q' 'H ' I ff- I l x ., , AL., . Q A . ' , F, J ' V STUDENT COUNCII. Fxrst Row Barbara Bla1r Ioanne Seaman Shlrley Fxelds Beverly Barrett Iayne Seaman Carolyn Saun rs N dra Hall Patty Dom1n1que Second Row Rrchard Flory hm Hoy Robert Boydston Wesley Rum D1Ck Colon hm Todd Thxrd Row Mrss Money Tom Roos Hal Zug Mr Farber Presrdent Hal 7ug vtce Presrdent Shrrley P1 lds Wd Secretary Treasurer Barbara Blarr hub of the tudent aovernment fvheel lt drrects all student electrons arranges the act1v1t1es budget and IS rn general representahve of student w1ll brrngrng the three parts ol hrgh school acttvtty faculty student and admrmstratwe rnto closer understandrng Gratxtude and appre 1at1on lS extended to the ever helpful adv1sors Mlss Ahce Money and Mr Mervrn Farber for th lf Wlll1l'1QI'16SS to solve problems and grve counsel l tn . - A . , ,D o . . l , I Student problems and act1v1t:es are the concern of the Student Council, FU 1 RED AND WHITE First Row Gene Bernath Tom Roca Hal Teegarden Roger Watlcm Second Row Mr Zlmmerrnan Barbara Mclfllhaney lean Shxppy Narllyn Hlchard Florence Mlllnf Thxrd Row Qally Fernambe g Pat Lucas Hua Struble Slurley Brlclcfr Ev lyrl Blxler Eduor Evelyn Blxler Shu y Brmcker Rua Struble Roger Watkms Pat Lucas Flor uce M1ller Quai Newd Harold Teegarden Sally Fernamberg Tom Roo lean SP rppy Marllyn Rwhards Hug ne Bemath Barof' a lvlclflhanej Tlus yea as 1I'1 othe S our Red and Wlute 'staff d1d anotleer good Joo of ee S o ue' 1 eda + We lr erwr Q 'N 94 -solo Durmg the year Mrs Zvnmennan and lfr Leather a faculty admj r ably dvectea the staff I 51 l : as, ' , , ' , 1 ' za, , , , , ' : . r , ' 1 ' , ' ' 1, e . 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HIY Fxrst Row Mr Edgar Torn Hauenstem Tom Roos Roger Watkms Drck Hammon Marvrn Goldsmxth Sterlxng Krng Hal Teegarden Second Row Duck Smrth Gerald Krlck lohn Mzley Tom Becker lerry Boyers Larry Notz1ger Hal Zug Bob Wrler Dlck Colon Bob Lammon Bob Dlckerson Third Row George W1nd1sch Larry Rupp Don St1ne M lvm Grrser Don Wllkle Don Frank Barry Brlgham Rollle Frazrer llrn Todd Dalla Lamb Dlck Shrppy Fourth Row Burdette Denn Dale Mull lerry Lauber Chuck Krau Leroy Scherer Ru el Sprlng l1m Domvuque B1ll Arm trong Don D1 brow Robert Suclcley Ronald Wlk19 Presrdent Glenn Drelman L Vtce Presrdent Marvrn Goldsmrth Secretary Treasurer Sterhng IK ng get Reporter Drck Harnmon Chaplarn Roger Watxrns The H1 I has been very acttve dunng the past year and 1ts members are partrcrpatrng rn the functrons of the club more and more They have offered the1r servrces such as oat checkers and usherrng at the home basketball aames along wlth selhng rce cream durrng the noon hour Our cluo had a hunt w1th the Y Teens and later a game supper furntsned by the two clubs lt IS the purpose of rhe club to create maxntaln and extend throughout the school ond cornmunlty h1gh standards ol chr1st1an lrvrng Our advrsor harold Edgar recerved an Oscar from the conference at T1tt1n Omo for hrs com rendable serv1ce as H1 Y advtsor for the past we years l2l ' - 1 ' r r r 1 ' I : 1 ' '. , , ' , e -1' , , S, , . , S , . 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K., r A 5' I 1 I , Lt - A C :J SR Y TEENS Flrst How Melva Banmster Dot Lauber Carolyn Rupp Ierry 'vltll leannette Whttmer Shtrley Ftelds Sally Fernamberg Iamce Hall Beverly Barrett Pat l-latnes Phyllts Markley Pat Dart Shlrley Goldsmtth Second Row Mrss Money Llla Trudel Percene Spencer Barbara McElhaney Margery Goldsmtth Wan da Roth I-larrt t Walker Florence Mtller Hlene Trudel Kay Drummer Sntrley Brt ker Mtss Smtth Third Row R1to Struble loan Randolph Pat Lu as Carol Salsb ry Dtane Knapp Mary Schwall Marllyn Traver lean Clements Benny Wolf leanne Btxler Fourth Row Anna Scherer Carol Wyse Shtrley Struble lrts Wyse loanne Toth Paultne Von Seggern Carolyn Saunders Betty Ponttus Nada Bender Donal Burkholder Martha Rttttchter Fifth How Margery Baus Betty Galbrlth Nancy Reed loanne Mtller loan Rohrs Byrde Demaltne Margery Burkholder Ioyce Fraker Mary Volmer toy e Swart Rose Ann Rashley Slxth Row Martan Kolb layne Seaman loanne Seaman Lorretta Gerktn Martlyn Homan leann tte Demallne Beverly Burkholder Shlrley Cunn1ngha'n lamce Colon Mary Ellen Crontnger Maxtne Golf Bar bara Boyers Nancy Betts ards Tommy Shadle Prestdent loan Randolph Vtce Prestdent Shtrley Brlcker a tn' Secretary l-larrtet Walker Treasurer Nancy Reed Jem the Sentor Y Teens IS a htgh school branch of the Young Womens Chrls ttan Assoc atton lts purpose 1S to promote lrtendshtp annong htgh school grrls Among thetr many act1v1t1es ot the pas' year are contr button to the State and Nattonal YWCA contrthutlon to the World Fellowshm Fund helped sctpport our adopted school ln Greece sent a representattve to the State Con lerence sent three gtrls to Camp Walbrtdge made ta ors 'or the County Home Hospttal and Convalescent l-lorne sent good cheer paclcaaes to a num ber of people in the communtty sponsored the Chrtstmas dance put on the Easter wor htp program tor the school and other soctal functtons Thts group of gtrls IS under the gutdance of thetr worthy faculty advtsors Mtss Altce Money and Mtss Ada Smtth l53l I ' I . I V I V ld V 1 . YC V , . - I - : I . ' Y F I Q , I M , I 1 1 , v D, . Seventhlllow: Merril Yoder, lean Shippy, Bonny Baker, loanne Leggett, loanne Marlcley, Marilyn Rich- 4 .......,,.., YY ' ' . i . . . . . A - . ' 1 I I ' - A I - ' A I ' V A A , I l ,, ' s ' 5 ' I - TORCH CLUB Fxrst Row T1m Fauver lames Boucher Iohn Bell Davld Sxdes lames Colon Bllly Brtgham Loyal Bad gley Roger Horner Second Row Mr Wenger Iohn Buchhop Don Sm1th Lloyd Graf Dick Oyer Gene Domlnlque Robert Dtsbrow hm Hoy Thxrd Row DeArle Stevens Gordon Boydston Roland Mclilhaney lay Blddle Dlck Hendrtclcson Harold St1n hm Hendrlckson R1chard Hanson Peter Bell Douglas Ward Fourth Row lack Bonar lacx Shaw Terry Barber Stanley Lammon Rlchard Barmer Tom Roos Carl Kutzlle lohn Trudel Fifth Row Larry Boyers Randall Van Vallcenburg Roger Beaverson Wesley Rupp Robert Boyd ton Drck Smtth Vtce Presldent Wesley Rupp Secretary Treasurer Loyal Badgley Sergeant at Arms Roger Horner me Reporter Tom Ross The Torch Club had tts annual 1n1t1at1on for new members Mr Farber gave a tam on scholarshlp Mr Alloway showed movles of the Wauseon football games of the past season The ourpose of the club IS to create mamtaxn and extend throughout the school and commumty hlgh standards ot Chrtsttan character Whtch mclude clean speech clean scholarshlp clean sports and clean l1v1ng Meettngs cnd acttvltles Were carrled on under the superv1s1on of Mr Rtchard Wenger E541 President .4.,...,......... Lloyd Graf . - . - Il - - , .I .A ,I of ' ll Y W , ,A - rf IR Y TEENS First How Barbara Blalr Iudy Nels Shlrley Miller Darlyn Knapp Mary lane Knle 1m Cara Hall Bernle Lou Goldsmlth Ieanette Mllls Susan Knapp Anrette Fraker Nancy Roth Chloe Anr Rohm on PattyDom1 nlque Carol Yackee lean Dettch Second Row Mary Ann Wagner Roberta Lamb Ioan Iohnson Carol Mcfflhan y Dorzelda Bender Ethel Goldsmlth Dorothy Shadle Carol Blddle Marian Barnes Sharon Travers Nma Markley Ann Rossman Third Row Miss Money 'ionme Brmkman Carol Frrley Mary Lou Brrnkman Martha Galbnth Shrrley Free Ioyce Salsberry Sally Gros lean Blshop Ruth Ann Shull Sue Sprlng Four1hRow Shlrley Blair Hose Ann Carter Shlrley Boyers Carol Wller Ann H 'rmon lol'-.nn Oden Ianet Bernath Rosalyn McElhaney Shrrley Wolf Carol Shumaker lla Mae lNofz1ger M s S nor Fifth Row Lorene Gllson lanrce Puhl Bonnle Cole Phyllls Frazler Shlrley Rune Mary Lou Blxler V10 let Brtnkman Nancy Hummorr Sandy Rupe G9FJld1H9 Lockman lean Mohr Sixth Row' Mary lane Ehrat Donna Haydock Ned a Hall Nanette Grlsler Lo tta Bonar Don Mrller Maxrne Demallne Lols Murray Nan y Iordan Pres1dent Mary lane Lnrat 11 X 1ce Presldent Phyllrs Frazler Genie an A Secretary Nma Marlfley ll Treasurer Donelda Benaer eoine an n 'lhe lumor Y Teens meet and have programs twlce a month They all look forward to rhese get togethers smce tn purpose of the Y Teens IS to Duud a tellowshtp between women and grrls Some of the good deeds they have aone 1nclude these contrthuted to the Ohlo D1str1 t of YWCA helped Nttn he support of our adopted school tn Greece made favors lor the County Horne Convalescent Home and Hosprtal made a contnbutlon to the school annual sent gtrls to carnp and have trted to foster a zrrendly leeltng among the g1r of W H S Therr ad Jtsors are Mlss Semor and Mlss Money l 55 l I - , -. 5 , - A , . 1 53 , ' 5 , V , '3 . A , 1 I 1 4 1 1 ' 5 ,L , , 1 -' , , , 9, , , . 1' , , , , LU , , . , . A . , . , , , , rs. er . . l . ' . , , r , , re , 's ' , ' ' , ' , f: . . .,, 1 . . - 1 '3 ., ' , , . , . . .F A V ., 5 , o . . . ., l . I He, , I g r ,g A . . . , . , ll' . Y, , , President .....A.. . . .Charles lohnson Vice-President . . ,4,. . .Helen Trudel Secretary-Treasurer , Sally Fernamberg Libraians .. ...,, ,.... N ada Bender Shirley Cunningham The band is one of the busiest organizations at W.H.S. lt maintains school pep at games, pro- vides musical education tor students, and gives entertainment for the public. Last August they played and marched in the Homecoming Parade They also marched in pa rades at the Swanton Corn Festival Bryan jubi lee and at the Ioe E Brown dedication at Pol Slaike Wfz fha gone! tival, and to Bowling Green for auditions in solos and ensembles in the spring. On April 15 they competed in the district competition held at Ada, Ohio. Representatives were also sent to the Northwest District Music Festival at Findlay. The annual Spring Concert April 21 was an other great success The band always marcnes in the Memorial Day Parade gate ln October they played in the band march Much credit is to be given to Mr Frank Kun ing tournament at Bryan kle for the success of the band Delegates were sent to tne County Music Fes OBOE Carol Salsberry FLUTES Helen Trudel Mary Croninger Nanette Grisier Nedra Hall CLARINETS .nter ling King Ioanne Miller Shirley Goldsmith Barbara Mclflhaney Mary Vollmer Lorene Gil on Carolyn Saund rs Aleen McKeever Iudy Nels Mary Ehrat Kay Drummer Shirley Wolf Rosalyn Mclflhaney Carol Yackee Ruth Shull Miller Robert Wiler Phyllis Erney HORNS Sally Fernamberg Bonnie Wolf Ronald Wilici Bonnie Cole CORNETS Charles Iohnson Ierry Boyers Nancy Botts lla Krauss Tom Ross Douglas Ward Robert Oyer Gene Dominique Phyllis Gamber Rollin Mcfllhaney lohn Buchhop BARITONES Larry Nofziger Nada Bender TROMBONES Harriet Walker Hal Zug Gerald Krick Percene Spencer Donelda Bender Iimmy Hoy Richard Barber BASSES Ronald Enterman Chrystal Seigneur Ila Nofziger BELLS Florence Miller XYLOPHONE and B DRUM Shirley Cunningham SNARE DRUMS Ianice Hall Maxine Gott CYMBALS Ianice Colon TYVIPANI Don Schroeder l56 Beverly Bernathr SAXOPHCNES--Wanda Roth, Pat Lucas, lean Clernents, Carol Shumaker, loan Oden, Iris Wyse, Ed l MIXED CHORUS First Row Helen Trudel Maryorte Gold mtth Pnyll s Ernte Ieanette Wlutne Carolyn Rupp Percere Spencer Sally Fernarrkerg Beverly Barr tt Baroara Mclflhaney Florence Mrller Phylll Beaverson jerry l41lls Second Row Mr Kunkle Donald Wtlkle Ronald Wrlkte Beverly Burlcholder eanete Dernallne loan Randolph Wanda Roth Dor ha Lauloer Loretta G rken Ma tlyn Homan Carol Wyse Donna Burl-'hold r Car l Salsberry Tommy Shadle Pat Lucas Drck Colon Ed M1ller Third Row Torn Roos Charles Iohnsort lerry Boye s tu ck Harn'nan Gerald K tclc Hal Teegard '1 ler ,I Lauber Norval FIQV Donald Schroeder Hal Zug Ma vtn Gold 'mth Ho ward Warerna he S erlrrg frra Larry Nofzrger Ronald Enterrnan The Htt Parade could be complete only W1th the boys and gtrls of the Mtxed Chorus lf you are nea the Tzustf' roorr lrfth perlod on Wednesday s op and l ten You ll say They sound wonderfull T e el to has been very ul st rtdrng tlnr y a Th 1 rg at 'ae Ease servrces and at the annual Sprtng Band Conce t Some o' the members par trcrpated 1n the All County Musto Fest1val On Aprll l5tn they Journ y d to Ada Ohto Nhere they represented our school rn the alstrrct contest Gnd brought oack a suyerror rattng They went to Bexley H1gh School Colr ous Ohto on Arrrl 29th to cornpete tn the state fnals The chorus 1S ,tnd r the drrectton of Mr Frank Kunkle E51 , . . . . , tt , e , , . , . s ., X l . - V f V , . 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FHA First Row Barbara Blair Pat Lucas Pe cene Speicer Mar1orie Goldsmith lerry Mills Bernie Goldsmith leannette Mills Susan Knapp Annett Fraker Nancy Roth loyce Fraker Mary Vollmer Anna Scherer Anna belle Stutzman Second Row Mrs Elsass Patsy Dart Merle Yoder Bonnie Baker lean Shippy Donelda Bender Ethel Coldsmith Dorothy Shadle Maxine Demalme lane Yaclcee Nina OBrien lanice Puhl Sarah Louise Fleig ecker 'l'h1rd How Gay Miller Martha lune Stutzman Carol Wyse lannette Demaline Marilyn Homan Lauretta Gerken loyce Swart Betty Ponticus lla Notziger Bonnie Cole Carol McClarren Doris Graber Fourth Row Phyllis Gamber Nancy Vayen Norma lean Plassman Lila Trudel Tommy Shadle Rita Struble Ioan Toth Pauline Von Seggern Byrdie Demaline Ioan Rohrs Marilyn Travers Frieda Darling Pauline Olmstead Phyllis Olmstead leen McKeever Barbara Harmon Shirley Goldsmith P esident Anna Scherer Vice President Annabelle Stutzman Lama, 2 B 2 J Secretary Shirley Goldsmith 8 Treasurer Byrdie Demaline The Wauseon F H A chapter worked hard this year The trst step to suc cess started by winning first prize at the Fulton County Fair booth The program was planned for the year and executed during the two day and one evening rreetings held each month The point systeh' was introduced and through this girls were able to Win a letter by participating in various activities Some of the members were awarded their Iunior and chapter Homemaker Degrees The organization Was active with local activities of a social business and service nature and also participated in county activities such as county rally county officers training meeting and was hostess to the Chapter Degree meeting The F H A is under the advisorship ot Mrs Elsass 1581 XJ . I ' A 1 I ' . ' .A I l I . ', . . ' I , ' . - Fifth Row: Shirley Fields, Marjorie Baus, Pat Miller, Phyllis Garrnan, Betty Galbraith, Priscilla Rupp, Al- . - h .... .... . . ll ' I ll 1 A1 . I . . , FFA Fxrst Row Ed Mlller Merrlll Sams Loyal Badgley Drclc Weber Roger Horner Ronald Entenman Gene Bernalh Rrchard Frey Second How Ramon Henry larol Yackee llm Von Seggern George Krelghbaum Rollm Wanemacher Rrchard Flory Merle Aeschllman V1ctor Plassman Mr Teegarden Third Row Laurence Lmd Duane Van Valkenburg lNorval Flgy LaVer'1e Garbers Robert Drckerson S anley Drnrus Don Schroeder Presldent Norval F1gy Vlce Presrdent Gene Bernath Secretary Iarol Yackee we Me Treasurer LaVerne Garbers Reporter Stanley Moll af PURPOSE Learnl 1 to Do Dolng to Learn Earmng to Llve L1v1ng to Serve One ot the mo t actlve orgamzahons 1n school rs the F F A Its 'nembers have reas r to be proud ot one ot the best F F A organlzattons Wauseon has eve had The group was awarded a gold medal rn the D1str1ct Parlramen tary Proceoure Contest The club was represented by twelve boys at the Stat Convent1on ln tour Judglng contests held at Columbus Ohro Three boys were stated for State Othcer matenal and two as Star State Farmer rna terral They ref' rved a gold medal IH the State Chapter Contest Eleven boys represented the chapter at State FFA Camp Musktngurn The group a so presented the1r parents a banquet Thrs IS an annual ac t1v1ty and the boys and the1r parents enjoyed rt very much The cl.1k IS to be congratulated on 1ts trne work and co operatron and lor honors 1t membf rs have won Mr W 'lun Teegarden laculty advrsor Nas a great help to the boys w1th thelr man, projebts I l ' - ' ...t...., ll ' ll Sentinel ...,,,,...,. 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I . 1 Y . 59 GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row LOIS Fre1sen Shlrley Cunn1ngham Nancy Botts Barbara Boyers Carol Wyse Ieannette Wh1tt rner Carolynn Rupp Perce-ne Spencer Ierry Mllls Phyllrs Beaverson Carolyn Saunders lr1s Wyse Mary Vollmar Beverly Burkholder Shlrley Goldsmnh Barbara Mclilhaney Florence Mxller Beverly Barrett Second Row Mr Kunkle Tommy Shadle Pr1sc1l1a Rupp Mary Cromnger lla Krauss Ioyce Swart Mar Jorle Burkholder Kay Drummer Helen Trudel Marlorle Goldsm1th Phyllrs Erney Ianlce Colon lean Cle ments loan Markley Maxme Goff Sally Fe-rnamberg Wanda Roth Shlrley Frelds Rlta Struble Mar1lyn Ho man Betty Pontlous Bonnle Wolf Ianlce Hall Thxrd Row Marel Yoder Ioyce Fraker Ioan Toth Paul1ne Von Seggern Rose Ann Rashley Patsy Dart Patr1c1a Lucas Mary Shwall Byrde Demaltne Ioanne M1ller loan Randolph Donna Burkholder Ioan Leg gett leanette Dernallne Dortha Lauber loan Rohrs Loretta Gerken Lorene Ccrtnln Carol Salsberry Shirley Br1cker BONNIE Baker lean Shlppy Sh1rley Struble Make Mme Mu The Ctrls Glee Club TS an orgamzatron for those g1r1s who Wrsh to ex press thern elves through the rned1um of song lt meets ever Tuesday under the etttctent leadershlp ot Vlr Kunkle lt provrdes an opporturuty for the glrls to take af' Jantage of some ot the lrnest muslc wrltten for treble VOICES rn three and four parts Man C the g1rls partrcrpated m the County Muslc Festlval All were represented at the d1str1ct contest at Ada Ohlo Where they recetved an ex cellent rot ng They sang several numbers on the program ot the Annual Sprlng Cc rtcert They have had a very successful year l6Ol . ll Q I 4 Il . 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BOYS GLEE CLUB First Row Ed M1ller Ierry Lauber Howard Wanemacher Rlchard S oJe'1 Ge ald Kr1 lc D1ck Han 1an Marvm Gold 1n1th Sterlmg Klng Hal Teegarden Second Row Don Schroeder Ronald Ente-nrnan Norval FIQY El Roth I ry Boyer Lar y Nofmgnr Hal Zuq D1ck Colon Bob Lammon Thzrd Row Lawrence Llnd George Schw nger R1chard Frey Mel FYI 1 r Chuck Krau D1clc Strulnlo Don Franke Roger Watkm 11111 Todd Fourih Row Chuck lohn on Don Wllkle Ron W1l1c1e Don D1 D ow Mr Kunkle sw, az wa, Mum The Boys G1 Club IS a rnus1cal oroup composed of boys that meet every deal ol t rne 111 prepanng or the Coun1y Mus1c Fesuval 1r NL 1cl1 part of them DGfl1C1fC1TPd lt cr fvned As seasonb efforls Nnen 11 an eared 1 e 141,11 ' o anr 1,11 Spnng Concerl Affl 21 We ho e me orgf r a1o'1 111 ze-co1 rongcr ,fear bf ,ear Lf-ll ' : , , , ' i ' r 'C , ' . 1' , : , , , ' , C , er gs, r 1 ' Y ' : ' , c. ,, , , J Xie, Se, ' , , Z S , ' ' , , ' , 1 'ff 1' ' , V , ll 4 . ll I ' ee ' ' ' , , J Monday under rhe leadership ol Mr. Frank Kunklo. The boys spent a great lx Q. ' f 1' ' '. 1'., . A ' Q , . .o' I 'c ' ' 1. ' 'og o l. 1Q'1. f our .kfq 1' , 1' . 7 . C E c: .11 '1 . Al ' I si 2 1 1 1' . Furs! Row Annabelle Stutzman Ioanne Mtller Beverly Burkholder Second Row MISS Money Ioan Markley loan Leggett Ioan Randolph Mary Schwall Carolyn Saunders Thxrd Row Shlrley Cunnlngham Nancy Botts Margorle Burlcholder Shlrley Brlcker R1ta Struble Ioanne Seaman LIBRARIANS The llbrartans are a group of students ptckea from the upper tour grades Thelr duttes are to 1ssue and FSCSIVQ books collect ttnes and keep the llbrary ln a neat and orderly condttlon Wim? Fxrst Row Ioanne Mtller Be-xerly Burlcholde Iear Randolph Second Row Sterlmg Ktng Hal Teegarden X larol Yackee R Fourth Row: Iaroll Yackee, Hap Iordan, Bob Boydston, Roger Watkins. YY o ll The farthful followers of the Wauseon lnd1ans athleuc squad bolstered the morale of the eam and drsplayed clean and bountrful sportsmanshrp even though the battle at tunes was a losrng one For the games valrantly ought and courageously up held we g1ve a loud cheer lor our lnd1an braves who are to be commended for therr farthfulness and good sportsmanslup at all trrnes regardless of the srtuatlon Our success ln parllclrahon of sports IS not determmed merely by the number of vrctorres but by the experrence and atutudes the students and the teams der1ve from the1r co operatron and sportsrnanshrp Zf ff x yer, we l X W I N maj ,.. wx l6J gl., l ' ' ' U l ' I 'P ll' .W I l I! n K ' v.qJdlJ.l'lA. X X 'Ill' I . S r l 'll K ' V will A .W J , , , 'p ga., X Xi lk f f tl ' . l l 4 l Q. rx . If X I' '14, f 1 , r 4' sf, XX ffl! 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Wight Wm! ,J v' ,- V Z X H361 i 7mm C G C O Semen Ewan DILK HAMWAN H1s Clay tu nea the t1de IH man, a game DICK dr o ey-1 er ence f Jer elptul He f as an als try1na 1 s a 1r ery a d era n ootl aefen e d ot en e TCM BECKEP He Nas sl f ed L by 1n1ur1es ot t w1ll1ng to help out at e th r auard or tackle DlCK STRUBLF The most ll roved and cons1stent player on the squad 31ck 7lU pounds hlled gu1te space IH our l1ne and was hard to get around All league trrst team DlCK COLOl H1s presence and A1ll1ngness ma a great asset to the team Cons1der1ng D1cks smallnes he d1d not get to shovx n1s ent1re ab1l1t DALE MULL H1 bratny speedy rlay left tts mark 1U our memo FIGS H1s ruoged l1ne play at auard v11ll long be r ternbered RAMON IOBDAN The l1r1e defe IVS play l1e d1sp1ayed f ds t1e h1gh l1ght ot 1nany games When Hap knocked tl1e1n down they stayed there ROLLG l7PAZlER The presence ot h1s l1ght1ng Splfll was felt by the whole team Though Rollo was 1ght he excelled ID cond1t1on1ng and tra1n1ng DALLAJ LAMB Unammous cho1ce for all league quarterback H1s dT1JG at ta1l back and h1s detenswe end play were a strong hold for ma 1,1 a aame GLENN DlLllv'lAll A dependable boy respected by the squad Glenn was elected tl11s year s ca1ota1r H1s sp1r1t and readers 11p Nero exemplary DON FRANKS He could al afs be counted upon and wats a Very able team member 1n many pos1t ons llltfl MILLVH H1s block1ng w1ll be sorely llll ed next year When hm came ur lrom h1s haltback on de ense he l11t the1r ankles and hovt they would roll T6'1l I N ' ' . A 7 ' ' r ' ' ' A , 'Nlljl 4 t 1 was ' A: ri , , 'J . J 'Ag ' 4 to improve 'tis g :ie 'Sl .azz ' was a V- ' goo 1' o ' .1 ' s .t s N163- . .. ' our '.'1 'f' 1 1 . e ' A No, 72' . ,, . ' , . ' np , t .I A A r f , , 3 A 'sg , A, , A ' C ., . , ' , ' ,. AT . T 1 . No,5O'- Q... rf . fs .. A A . . , V S . A A , . V l I I Y, No. 66' -A . . s ' , Q ' ' - ' , '. 'J ' W err . No. 73W-f ' A . A ' ns' f f ' 'ff E No. 74'e-- 1 , . , ' '. A ' . ' ' ' A, . . , . No. 70W Fl . . A ' ' f - AA , 1 ' . N'.58' ', X . -J ' , ,, ' x , , ' '. , . '. . ' ' l ' N .bile-f . , , w 3. ' , 'fr No. GU - L . . I ' ' ss . . A A 6 . . 7 ,44 We pzwdz Zach Qame The Ind1ans grld team durmg the past year was much better than the scores 1nd1cate Durrng the nrne game season each game was packed w1th exc1tement Many of the games proved to be upsets by both sxdes and the tlde was sometxmes changed IH the last second of the games At the begmnlng of season practlce the team was consrdered an under dog by other teams Th1s belng the case th Ind1ans conftdence and foot ball savy or Splfll won many games for therr Alma Mater SIDNEY Our frrst game we Journeyed down to Srdney to see our Ind1ans de feated by a storybook frmsh The Ind1ans hed w1th the yellow Jackets up to the last few seconds of the game were forced to krck out of the end zone The k1ck was blocked and as 1t roll d back over the goal llne they fell on rt and Non the game I2 6 LIBERTY CENTER The second game we lrfted the l1d off our home held by wh1pp1ng the T1gers by a score ot 18 6 Lxberty was good competltron and put up a good scrap as always The Ind1ans co operatlon among them elves proved to be more successful tl' an the Tlgers BRYAN The Golden Bears from Bryan prov d to be Just a l1ttle better than the Ind1ans Although the Ind1ans threatened several tlmes they Just drdn t have the flnal drrve The hnal score was l3 O HOLLAND The Blue Ztppers of Holland the dreaded football team of North western Ohlo for three and a half season were scalped by the Ind1ans or at least tamed down by a t1e score of E 6 Wauseon had the upper hand all through the game Holland was handed thelr goal by a Wau DEFIANCE Defeat1ng Deftance by a score of 13 6 we won our second league game of the year The teams were very evenly matched but the Ind1ans proved to be the boss of the game The Bulldogs threatened as much as Wauseon but Just couldnt put the hnal drrve to therr garns SWANTON Meetrng up w1th another Bulldog team from Swanton the In d1ans chalked up another vlctory on therr l1st by defeattng them I3 6 The teams were evenly matched but Wauseon proved to be the better team MONTPELIER By scalpmg the Montpelrer Locomotrves by a score of 20 I9 the Ind1ans hung up thelr thlrd league scalp It v as a good game mls tak s belng made by both teams Wauseons abrhty to krck the extra pomt declded the 1ssue DELTA At the end of the season the Ind1ans seemed to slacken a b1t Meet 1ng tl e Delta Panthers We lost 37 I9 Delta Just seemed to keep hav1ng the breaks The Ind1ans were rn there all the t1me though trymg NAPOIEON Tanglmg w1th the league leadmg Wlldcats the Indtans were agarn over run by a score of 25 6 Everythmg was dom1nated by Napo leon unt1l the last seconds of the ball game Napoleons ball Wauseon rntercepted a VV1ldcast pass and three Ind1ans ran over or the goal Thls game was the last the semors would get to look at a football for thexr Alma Mater lhey were all plugglng but Just couldnt do 1t It ended the season wtth a record of four wlns four losses and on he f69l U . . I 9 . , . - . ' ' . e . ' S , 1 I l , - 9 . . 1 I I ' - 5, J seon error, otherwise the Indians were never outsmarted. T I I Ty- . ' I . 'Y I I - T 1 ' ' V - . Q ' , I . , . I . . . . A I e . I Una vqifzleiw efueft Coach Alloway and ass1stant coach Wenger rn the1r untmng effort to make Wauseon athletrcs a standout rn the league deserve much cred1t for the1r understandrng and courage 1n the leadershlp of the boys Coach Alloway a very valuable asset as an lnstructor IS a stlcker for hav mg h1s team rn top notch cond1t1on as many a football game dur1ng the past year has shown Always encouragmg clean sportsmansh1p and farr play he has gamcd the confldence of the boys as well as those rn the bleachers Coach Wenger asslstant coach and coach of Iumor l-hgh football basket ball and track also deserves much credlt He has done much to produce a Wrnnmg Iumor Hlgh team HIS efforts have been rewarded as h1s Ir H1 bas ketball team won the league and recerved a handsome trophy for therr tour nament play Thanks to Mr Alloway and Mr Wenger for thelr falthfulness and we W1S'l them success Wlth the teams of the future l o 0 1 I . I ' - 1 .1 . . . ' I I I - 1 f - ., . . .. . . , r 701 -L7----- .IF A ' 4 1 v X 1 N 1 460300 44:-:IJ As the Wcruseon H1gh School Bond goes mto W H S formcmoh you com hear the song Oh yes we 11 hght echomg ocross the held Oh yes we 11 hght hght ight for Wouseon we H hght flght hght for the Red cmd Whlte we 11 flght Wlth C111 our mlght Rohl Rohl Roiht Rohl We re Wxth the team 1h every way So Wouseon w111 Wm th troy You do your best vVe11 do the rest And we ll morch to vxcto yl Oh yes Oh yes l7l1 t i t K I Oh yes we'l1 fight, tight, hght, for her, . . e A ' ' r . . Q Waafulifff Eafifzelfdall VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Robert Wanemacher Roger Watklns Iarol Yaclcee Donald Franks Second Row Iames M1ller Rollxn Wanemacher Dallas Lamb Donald Warncke Iames Todd Howard Wanernacher Thlrd Row Burdette Denn Robert Coressel Ramon Iordan Marvm Gold mxth Larry 'hlpp Coach Alloway WAUSEOIN 30 BASKETBALL RESULTS TEAM Archbold Whltehouse Perrysburg Bryan Morenct Dehance Delta Rldgevllle Montpeher Archbold L1berty Center Napoleon Montpeller Deflance l..1berty Center Bryan Swanton Tournament Swanton OPPOSITION In A A 32 44 46 ' 38 25 42 36 Napoleon 46 34 51 33 ' 18 37 ' 47 36 41 41 A ' 40 28 ' 34 36 42 35 ' 37 36 33 49 ' 39 41 ' 53 30 ' 41 32 39 40 36 - 36 Redmae B RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Fxrst Row Earl Clalr MGYVID Warncke Rlchard Stevens Second Row Gerald Samson Tom 1-lauenstem Larry NOfZ1Q9Y Iames Domlnque Howard Wanemacher Thnd Row Burdette Denn Torn Roos Larry Rupp Gerald Krlck Rlchard Flory Coach Alloway WAUSEON BASKETBALL RESULTS TEAM Archbold Whltehouse Perrysburg Napoleon Bryan Defxance Montpeller Archbold Llberty Center Napoleon Montpelxer Dehance Llberty Center Bryan Swanton OPPOSITION lf3l 18 25 25 ' 24 22 36 19 36 18 35 22 Morenci 20 17 ' 28 30 ' 42 38 32 38 ' 21 13 31 29 ' 35 26 ' 25 30 ' 25 23 36 32 20 DALLAS LAMB Lambs tour years at expertence were a great asset to the team At tunes Dal could h1t an thlna nd when he d1d the soon 11sua'ly showed It DONALD WARNCKE H1s blood curd Ima center of the floor shots were the source ot exc1tement of many game ROGER WATKINS Hog was known for 113 one handed et shots IAHOL YACKEE HIS SCYGDDIHGSS un der he baskets for rebounds helped the team cons1derab1y both often SIVGII' and defenswely hand d shots confused h1s opponent ROBFhT WANEMACHEH H15 tw1n brotter Bob fooled the opponens He JG a good lang shot from any pos 'ION ow, .AW g efi L 1, L 1 p . F I A - A A . . ov, , r ' ' -a A lf P J v ' 3 . v U 'J . , ., , J f X F ,L X v ,f 1 7 , A - f f V T . X i HA YQ , n . ' - 'L :: , 1 Z 1 'tx ' A I if 2 E, -:g,. RoL1,1N WANEMACHER H15 lettf 22::' ' A M A '- . . . ' V A ,FIA in , at z Y . L df 'H f 1 Q 1' Q I ' Q .td D, A A . A3 -fx X E A 1 XXX I 3 r X Nxt, of X N xxx X nj Hs -Xb .K ' kia, TD' A - -- +L. I 74 I A Vu 12 an luv 1? m Nm Xi X1 1' X O F' H X D - I e . 3. y I ff' K A if y I n yldvf ix rv I I .. '. 2 A F A - . I V 1 ,,., E I 'far ,..,,, j if F Q . . , .1 bl f ' jd, I w' D '35 b . , , I M-E W I 1 feor by the enemy. 1, 1 xwilxg , ,N . . I , Im I J fl I -,' .I ' U ,- 3 , 'Wav' X v ij . I 1, .. , -1 X ' 1 ,ff .V ' w,V, fy l , Ieyy I-4 w 1, 5 ,lf , A E I 0 ll 75 I f8 IAMEQ MILLER H1 c1b1I1ty to rebound ond snots mode hun o very voluoble replacement RAIVION IORDAN H15 be1ght Wos C1 threoxt to anybody gudrdmg Ifum or trymg to beot h1m out of CI rebound DONALD FRANKS HIS db1I11y ot I115 5I'1ot5 ond I115 drlve vvo5 couse for MARVIN GOLDSMITH H15 he1ghtc1r1d reboundmg ob1I1ty rnode b1m on 1m portont port of the Ind1on5 tedm Mow IQ o 1un1or ond w1II be very voxludble to nexi yeor5 teorn IAMES TODD HIS gorreness ond gudrd1ng ob111ty mode bxm CI very good y1oyer I1m WIII be bo k ne t yeor t help out ogcun BILL FORESSEL B1II5 he1ght shoot mg ond db1I1ty to get the Jumn mdk 5 rum on o55et to the te-om He W1 oe back ogcun next yedr to bol ster our teom I uniaa Ecaikelzaff IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Ted Trudel Ilm Colon Iohn Trudel Rlchard Hanson Rolland McEl haney I1m Bou her Ilm Henderlcks Myron Phtlllps Douglas Ward Second Row Glenn Baum Lester Warncke Roger Beaverson Wesley Rupp Tom Roos Carl Kutzlt Stanley Lammon Bob Boydston Terry Barber Thlrd Row Lloyd Graf Ir Ierry W1tmer Don Sm1th Loyal Badgley D1ClCSH111l'1 Dlck Stevens Iohn Yoder Gene Domlmque Rtchard Barber Slam of '7!w Gmfleu As the annual goes to press the Wauseon I-hgh School track team have completed four meets ln two of these meets the Indtans defeated Arch bold 70 48 and Lrberty Center 60213 571f3 They met defeat m two meets as Montpeher rolled up 70 polnts to our 48 and Delta beat us 69 49 The tollowmg IS a summary of the Wauseon part1c1pants 100 yard dash Lutz Watkms 220 yard dash Lutz WG1k1HS Sampson Zug V2 m e H Wanemacher Flory l mlle Lamb Flory 1 mtle relay team Zug Sampson Hoy Lamb 220 low hurdles Franks Colon 120 h1gh hurdles Colon Franks Broad Jump Dtelman Colon Hamman Goldsm1th H1ghJump Hamman Dlelman Frazter Pole Vault D1elman Hamman Stevens Shot put Goldsmtth Lamb Dtscus D1elman Hamman Goldsmlth I 1 I 440 .............. .T....,................,................ , il .... ,...,. . .,...,...,r,..r.,...,.........,.. . , V2 mile relay team ,.,.......... . ,,........,.,. Watkins, Colon, Franksg Lutz ,. ,..... ..............,,.......,............... . , 76 SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Dortna Laub Carolyn Rupp M lva Bam ' rv M ea 7eam.f fem Qs, iw ww .fed Wim! The Senior f-ligh Cheerleaders have done their best this year to spur the team on to victory in both football and basketball games. They have put all their efforts toward making a success of each pep meeting and are like tonic to fans and a team on the little end of the score. The lunior High Cheerleaders this year have had much pep and vigor which they let go at each pep meeting and also at the games, helping to lead our boys to victory. 1. er, ,, e .Qaer fer A ill: IUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Q 75.11 L24 Czfi. ::.:':. fff:r.e etff1QQ.' Knapp Anriefte Trait if I 77 l G vw af M, Mm Band Attentionlllu These were her starting words. The band could rely on her to direct them through their marching formations at the football games, which helped to promote a line school spirit this year. Stepping high in their bright uniforms, the twirlers added to the band that certain something which makes a band com- plete. They get plenty ol whistles, and from us goes a cheer for a job well done, girls. J' Z -An.. Phyllis Beaverson Phyllis Erney Maryorie Goldsmith Phyllis Beaverson Ieannette Whitmer Dorothy Shadle E781 -.. l i t I f V 1 GAA First Row Lrla Trudel Kathleen Drummer Beverly Barrett Ieannette Whttmer Helen Trudel Phyllr Erney Pat Harnes Second How Mrs Senror Shrrley Gold mrth Bonnre Baker lean Shrppy Rrta Struole Ioan Leggett Sally Fernamberg Third Row Carol Wrler Mary Lou Brrnkman Martha Galbrrth Pat Lucas Mary Schwall Carolyn Saunders Fourth Row Nancy Roth Chloe Ann Hobrnson Phyllr Markley leanne Mohr Iudy NEISS Siiiliisgrdm priiifalssi HW Back 'WW S S 11 F b Tfsgitigi Q Wwfwful iw The G A A IS made up of grrls rn all srx grades who ar lnterested rn sports It meets Thursday nrght after school The club was organrzed 1n lanuary 1949 and has made consrderable progress Thrs wear we sold statronery and soonsored a dance We bought prns and mary of the grrls wrll recerve letters for therr act1ve partrcrpatron rn sports All have had a lot of fun and most of the grrls are lookrng forward to berng back next year The advrso IS Mrss Helen Senror who supervrsed the games and athletrc contests and adv1sed the grrls at the regular meetrng L 1 V .,.. .,.., . A ll ' .. ,,.. ll ' ' u A s. '91 lslaaaiwu 0 Fridays come and Fridays go, During the football and basketball Friday is the day. The Boosters Committee are always seen running around town with a ladder under one arm, and sacks of crepe paper strips under the other arm. Usually before it is too dark, Fulton Street is gaily decorated with nur Alma Mater's faithful colors, Bed and White, also the school colors of the opposing team that we play that night This tells the town's people that there is a game in Wauseon that night. The Boosters also decorate the football goal posts during football season and the gym during basketball season. So here's hats off to the Boosters this year. Midge Goldsm th I 80 Shirley Bricker, Howard Wanemacher, , i D l Zzewlfmea wi' aw 1 lb The comero ho cought ond held for us m the mctures to follow some of our CICTIOH whlle on cmd off duty We IHVIT you then deor readers to look dt these our mmcelloneous feotures 7 xi ,fi Chl dll W W I Nj Sd fi Xls dk , 5 513' X ff + XP if H N Qs aj iv ff ' f 1 -K' 'x 'fn if , P 4 Q J f I f vj I I' od P e--d A ' Q I ' 5 W 2 1 L , N1 sg -I .-s..N-R- ,,? ., ' Q X In 'fa-..ff '3 N521 4550. KW X '12 J IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Flrst Row M1ss lv'oney Ieannette Whltmer Helen T udel Lila Trudel Sally Fexnamberg Robert Dtckerson Second Row Gene Bernath Phyllis Erney Percene Spenc r Roger Watkms R1ta Stru ble Pat Lucas Gerald Krtck Barbara Mclfllhaney Tom Roos lantce Hall Mtdge Gold smlth lohn Mxley Paienzfml .Siam The lumor Class th1s year presented the three act comedy Seventeenth Summer whtch was well recetved by the audtence The productlon of thts play enabled many of the Juntors to gam expertence tn the fteld of actmg lt was ably dtrected by Mtss Altce Money Summer vacatton had 1ust begun for the Mor rows Mr Morrow had planned to take hts four daughters to the carntval One by one each found other plans except Kltty Angle met lack and a beauttful fr endshlp followed lealous lane tr1ed all her trrcks to break them up but wtth futtle efforts Lorratne tr1ed to wtn Marttn Keefe but he fell for another g1rl After the country club dance Angte and lack had a btg argument and they broke up lust before leavtng for col lege Angte and lack fmally made up ln the end thetr fnendshlp was fmally reconctled So full of humorous tnctdents the play was a huge success SENIOR CLASS PLAYS Halfway to Heaven A Date Wtth ludy Mr Klng Della Palmer Mrs Parkes Lou Parkes lean Parkes lennle Bl1ss Ned Parkes Howard Adams Clatrdm Barger Mabel Arthur les e Hubbs Frank Hazelltn Marlanne Day Mr Wxckland Advxser 'Xlorval Flgy Donna Burkholder loan Randolph Dortha Lauber Pat Harnes Wanda Roth larol Yackee Charles lohnson Loretta Gerken Harrtet Walker Stanley Dtnrus Rollo Frazxer Annabelle Stutzman Lavern Garbers Mrss Smlth ludy Foster Melvm Foster Dora Foster Randolph Foster Hannah Barbara Wtnsocket M1tz1 Hoffman Mr Martmdale Mrs HOlChk1SS Elorse Hotchk1ss Mrs Shultzhammer Hex OConnor Susle Advtser D1ann Knapp Glenn Dlelman Carol Salsberry Drck Colon Martha R1tt1ch1er Carolyn Rupp loanne lvftller Ramon lordan Carol Wyse Ieanette Demalme Marllyn Homan Barry Brtgham Beverly Burkholder Mr Alsass l Mr. Parkes, ,I I I I .. , H ,. Hal Zug Oogie Pringle ,. , .'.I.'.f.I .'.l .A.f.'.'..V,Sterling King s . . .',' I, M ,, S , A ' I 35,1 'L K 'UNE hp- -47 Q? ids! 'lf , W , ,, 'qv SN: .N ISS! IH , . Wa? Lug. .iw CALENDAR 1949 SEPTEMBER II I3 181920 2526 R SMT TD 16 1 3T25 3 I NOMWIE 141 uagchaal SEPTEMBER School begrns agaln All We can say rs Ughl Our warnors go to Stdney for trrst battle of the season Oh Ohl Srdney wrns l2 6 Yrppeell Indlans scalo Llberty Center l8 6 at lrrst home game Melody Tour at 3 I5 How harmomous OCTOBER H1 Y Y Teen Hunt Boys hrde but gtrls ttnd uml Band Festxval at Bryan Everybody IH tune? PT A Parents and tea hers get together More lun or FFA FHA sl atlng party Go llke wrnd heap btg thudl E e e e ll Ghosts rn tepee'? No 1ts h I1 H1 NOVEMBER Last game ot football season wtth arch enemy Napoleon tWe lost The lunrors grve thetr crass play Seventeenth Summer Hats off to the whole cast and the drrector Thanksgrvlng and a vacat1on Is there a medrclne man handy We play ltrst home game ot basketbill season wrth Whttehouse Y Teen Recognttlon SGTVICE DECEMBER F F A Banquet Senrors recerve rnterestlng and helpful talk on Soc dl Securtty Chrlstmas vacat1on oegrns as we eagerly awatt Sa ta Clausl We 1ourney to Delta Qarnrval Lose to Delta but br ng home Rtdge vrlle s scalp l86l l2- ' ' . . ' I 16 ee ' ' ' 4 i-1'- -'I 23-M ' .. ' A ' - ' . i lllii . -. 1 2 3l 2711 ' ' A ' 4 6 7 8 roi I4 I5 I7 2122 24 l 8291 - QQTQZE IOT T ' - ' A ' I H 1 ---lif? 1 l - .WT 11111 - 1 l 2 1 S 6 7 f., ' hot- I2'I3QI4 I51 ' ' ' ' ' 3 3 1 20l2I22q 24,,, - 1 ' g ' ' I ' H L2 WQ29' 103 ,..,'...t .. QSM .,.. H ' I , 19 A Q E B i'g'l1-Tiigi' 28wGoody, goody. No school, N.W.O. Teachers meeting, .... 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 II I2 1311516 I8'I9l 20!2I 222 2526, -. 2728! .... .... ,... .11 .,.. ..,, ,... .... .,,. 7 f ' A I I up Q DEQEMBER I t . 1 U H siglifii 17m - ' i ..., ..4. . .. . A 1 2 ' A . 4 5 6 8 9 . . . . , QIIIZII3 16171 24- , . 7 ,18 IQ,202I 324l D , l 4 525 26l27 28 031 149111 - '- - 7f . , . . l9-- ' ' ' ' i- 1, ' . 22e ' ' ' ' ' n . 29- ' A ' . . . , 'i ' - CALEYDAR l0'SO JKNUHRY oxox I5 X617 18 x 22232 62728 2930 FhBhJKRY 890 I xgzozl 23 2425 2 2728 MARCH M I2 IX I4 x5 16 20 6 27 28 29 I ANUARY 1-1 o W 19501 We re Dock at those lessons full of energy and w1ll power Baskeball war party goes to Napoleon Exams Ancestors here we comel Everybodys QOIDQ to the Boo ter s basketball game 1-leap h1g sport show FEBRUARY Semors take Scholarsh1p test Our study hall IS chucf full of brams Here s tlme out for sor e fun for all sguaws and br ves at the I Hop Y Teen Tea What fun Why doesnt Wash1ngton s b1rthday come 365 days a year? O I O 3- - - , . 1 1 . , 1 20- 1 5TQ51,1T1?f' orgies , - , A 11 '91:l,1l111 Q5 1 1 1 1 -1 1 gi-3131 31- 1 . S . 1 1 1 11 1 1151 21215 S - 1,2 ,,5,6iI,1g 4- . . u , . ,x . v 16' ' , 'H ,,,, 7- ' ' 11 Q - A ,131 1 TQTWTFJ 1 131 ' ' ' 1111141111 22s 1 1 1 1 A lgi 1Q2!!22'2 12 25 111 Q... MARCH- il 1144511 Us 23 25 12 30- 1 . ,O l,l,l 1 3 31' 1 I 71 13,1031 ,x , ul 1 1 1 20 112, I '26 W2 - ' ' 1 7- 1 - . Y Rf E 12- . , 1 ,tg 5i,j?1,Z1,219'1111 14- 1 , 1 1 . 1 -2 1 21- . 1 . 1 1 . -..1 l-Q.tl1ll ' 4- 1 . 11 1 1 6-1 1 1 . . 1 1 . 19- .- , 1 . , 1 1 1 . 28- 1 . 3 . 2- - 1 - . 374A . 'A lf I 1 ' , KPRIL lou 161 181 o 126272 9 -1. 8 091 15161718 222324 52 7 9303! MKY JUNE I2 1 1617 181920212223 24 25262729 9 0 APRIL MAY 1 UNE DlS1f1Cl F F A meetmg County MUSlC Fest1val Semor Class Play Another grand showmg Good Frlday no school Career Day Does anyone know what they want to be? Our t1rst track meet w tl' Delta Band Concert What s that they re olaytng? Senlor Class Play Arent those sen1ors good though? DISTFIC1 Scholarshlps at B G Calls for some more st 1dy1ng lr Sr Recephon Everyone there to en1oy the 1un1ors hard work Baccalaureate SGFVICP lt wont be lona nowl Commencement Wty all those hearty war hoops? Goodbye school lust tlr ee SWl1t months lor many but goodbye to a lot of fun and good ttme ot school day for the oemor 1871 14 Qnfoi .fake a The l-lornecomtng Cfare f l9fO was played Nrtn Delta Before the openrng wntstle the DG ds f both Wauseon and Delta marched on to the feld forrmng two hnes one on erther srde of the and drums began to roll as the football royalty rode across the held rn a handsome green con vertrble The Queen Carolyn Rupp and her at tendants Bonnle Wolf and Sally Fernamburg were escorted to the throne by the presrdent of the Student Counctl and members of the FFA and H1 Y clubs where Hal Zug Student Councrl presrdent presented Carolyn w1th a huge bou quet of yellow chrysanthemums and her attend ants wrth corsages The queen was dressed rn red and whrte the school colors At half trme the band marched onto t'1e held and rnto formatrons rllustratrng a typtcat day of the queen from the tune she started off to school and last as she bade her date good nrght The the hghts were turned on At the Homecomrng Dance after the game the queen and her attendants wrth therr escorts led the grand march then the queen was seated on a beautrfully decorated throne of whrte red and srlver As a chmax Glenn Drelman foot ball captam crowned Carolyn mth a beautrful crown made of red and whrte mums fashroned 1n a halo effect Sally Fernamberg Carolyn Rupp Bonnre Wolf T881 Il . . . Il field. Then the trumpeters played the fanfare band played The Sweetheart of Sigma Chit' as 41 5333 QGQCQ ?G 9 Qu QQ. 9 I President H A Drrver Vzce Pres1dent lames Zehr L K Secretary Mrs W H Teegarden 4 4 Treasurer Randolph Pence The Parent Teacher ASSOCIGIIOH an organ1zat1on m whlch the parents and the teachers become better acquamted was started years ago Thls orgamzatron meets the second Monday even1ng ot every month at the grade school aud1tor1um The1r a1m IS not hnanclal but to develop the culture ot the ch1ld at home and school ACTIVITIES Pun Nrght Meetlng for Bond Issue Panel d1scuss1on of problems of students Chrlstmas operetta by hrst and second grades Money rece1ved Went to playground equ1pment and band umlorms Vlce Pres1dent Mrs Harry Zug Secretary Mrs Cl1lIord Cunmngham 0 M Treasurer Mrs Fred Ehrat The Band Mothers Club IS composed of mothers who have ch1ldren 1n the band Thrs year they have endeavored to ralse funds for new umtorms To the band mothers the band extends thelr heart felt gratltude ACTIVITIES Hallowe en Party Ice Cream Soc1al Pay to Play Card Party Chop Suey Supper Concess1ons at sw1mm1ng pool concert PT A and Band Mothers Fun Nzght Band Unrforms KGoal IS S4 OOOD Drnner Reunlon for Class of 25 I ' ' ' . I V II . Il President . . . . , . , , ,Mrs L. E. Botts ' - ' . . . , . II I . Il 90 I Niue W1thout the efforts and support of our publtc sptnted townspeople buslness men and parents altke 1t would be 1mposs1ble to publtsh our record of the 19491950 act1v1t1es 1n wh1ch the Wauseon lndlans have parnclpated th1s year As always they have been happy and eager to help sponsor the Ch1ef as well as all other schodl functlons and act1v1t1es They have wrlhngly ontnlouted thelr txme advxce and money for the ' rthenng of the progress of Wauseon Htgh School To them We extend our deepest gratltude and thanks YES WE HAVE NO BANANAS PNK f-fd. I K OG 'N fag Ig l9ll if' Xf r 9' r I 9 H- rf r V T w ' Tvyvl , - ' 'll' , t 9 Xt it t so l rl Y I Mi-.7-Q-W l 'l e.,a-s ,malta T li l l 9 1 y 5 Ill, al 9 9 llll ll ff 9 9 .9 1 9 I as 9 Q Q 53009 t t -.' l Il 40 , ll l I l ltn Qf df f lltf' I W lt I c VL t l l l ll ll t I+- , t 1 l 'A I 1 .hr ' rl ll , 5 l l t N XX Nkfij' ll I i my y 1 , 9 ,ft 1 ' 1 ,7 - 'D 1 fl l ' l 'l 2 I 9 1 4 1 a 1 ' 9 1 e' 'fl F J Ehrat Hardware Co SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE HEATING AND ELECTRICAL AND COOKING APPLIANCES PLUMBING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Randolph Furnnzurc-3 Co COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR THE HOME 141 South Fulton Street Phon 6641 1921 115 South Fulton Street Wouseon, Ohio Botts Flgy Poultry Farm LIVE AND DRESSED POULTRY FROZEN AND GIFT BOXES Telephone Route 2 4928 Wauseon Ohlo STERLING CREAMERY MILK ICE CREAM BUTTER WAUSEON OHIO PHONE 2881 I31 Peter I. Goldsmith, Owner KENT S INC WAUSEON S LEADING STORE APPLIANCES HOME AND AUTO SERVICE Bendlx Home Laundry Expert App11ance Servlce F1restone Tlres and Battenes Phone 7781 206 N Fulton Street Wauseon Ohm KOLB 84 SON R C Allen and Rem1ngton Rand Buslness Machlnes Photographlc Supplles Smart Luggage PHONE 3031 I94I 9 7 I I - I I --- -wlxlv--1 I I I l I BUY FAMOUS MAKES FROM A FAMOUS NAME JOHN BIGELOW 29 YEARS IN GOOD FURNITURE North Shoop Avenue EVERYTHING FOR WAUSEON OHIO BETTER LIVING Auto Acccssones Furniture and Floor Coverlngs Electncal Appllances A STORE ALWAYS FULL OF BARGAINS Auto Accessorles Hardwware Electncal Apphances amuei THE FRIENDLY STORE Wally Roth Owner Prompt Attenhon Home Guard Insulatlon Personal Serv1ce ISI -gl-, I . . . O O 1 O .I Kay S SC to S 1 Store STARDUST FASHION WEAR BERKSHIRE and HANES HOSE GIFTS PAINTS DISHES SAVE AT KAYS PHONE 8511 DODGE and PLYMOUTH WAYNE LAMMON SALES SERVICE HI SPEED PRODUCTS LEE TIRES AND TUBES Elm and Burnell Sts Wauseon Oh1o I9 7 DODGE TRUCKS - USED CARS 6 1 SECURITY SPELLS HAPPINESS CARL F ORTI-I 84 SON INSURANCE WAUSEON OHIO PHONE 3023 I1 S MEANT A LOI' TO HAVE A FRIENDLY BANK CONNLCIION e THE PEOPLES STATI1 BANK VV! U 'ON CFIO ll ll O I 1 11.9 llfji if H :ge HQ ,gud lj ,Z Q jrxmdl A, 'iwliiml Q , r.ef-Qiie II itil TQ 'Jlxx' I 1 1 lf,ff,.f, A Lx llf, 1.151 lf, ,iz Lf, 26,0 'ii' '- V121 If :'! lC '::, Q-buf ,i'.1I1 qi 'fTgll7 ' I ff Lge WJQJ 73311 fir li if g 1rg,Q,-att ': L.JLvTQY1 TTI-. I jgzi giimced new 5:5 ILJQ, The 'Lis 'rut' 1. gig 1: ,,i3 ttififj '.'.'Arf.'.j: 'xflili JYZQ' bizik -1 -. 1,7 7 . . -7.- sJI..v.'. 4 1 Hall s Auto Serv1ce CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH I H C TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS Fulton Manufacturlng Co WAUSEON OHIO , 0 Ph 9-6681 Wcxuseon Oh Portrzuts of uahty The skllliul phetogrcxphy cmd ime IHISYIIHQI that have always dlstmcjulsh d the walk of thls Studlo are at your d pescd W1 HAVE YQUh NLGATIVL ON FH No order IS oo small The L1V111gSfOf1 Stud1o 417 Summlt Street Toledo Ohlo Don ZIHIITILYHTIII KULLD SIUDIQ PHQTO RAPI-Ib Cymcml Comsuunuon X whllt Pnl ig IVAUSEON . . k . . . D x . . V . Lf is . 11. . . -, W . L. 1 4 JL, ' A . I I O I . 4 7'7 W' C k , ,N - J, ' . 0 U L g 1 SI 1 1 'N , , V MAKE Enterprise YUUR Dry Cleaners FUTURE 42 4 HOUR SERVICE INSURED ONE N thF1t Chas P Gr1s1er Insurance Agency Jlms Red and Whrte 168 FRESH MEAT PRODUCE WAUSEON OHIO FROZEN FOODS I I Phone 81 216 or u on St. Wauseo Ohio Compliments of ' 9 '- ' Where price sells and qualify +ells Service Since A8 -,.. Lilliehis Body Shop WAUSEON, OHIO Phone 5241 BODY AND FENDER REPAIR WORK COMPLIMENTS OP Waldeek 84 Son GIFTS DINNERWARE NOTIONS VARIETY WAUSEON OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Dicks Shell Service Across from Courthouse Shell Lubrication Car Washing Tires Battery Gas Accessories Road Service PHONE 5481 Wauseon Truck Lme IF IT CAN BE MOVED WE CAN MOVE IT 9 6181 869 Ill -,- - - . 0 -,.. - - Phone -I Phone 1 Wauseon, Ohio O1 Ll SILHAVY Wauseon Ponuac Cachllac: S110 and C031 Q0 BUILDERS SUPPLIES AND COAL AUTOMOBILES SINCE 1926 WAUSEON OHIO CEMENT BLOCKC AND SILOS The Edgar Dlelman Supply Funeral Home COmpany Ph 5001 WAUSEQN, OHIO WAUSEON OHIO I l CCM? MljlrlTS QF . I l Dealers in C -04 Manufacturers ol Compliments ol -,- Compliments of Moll's Breedrng Farm WAUSEON OHIO I J Short YOUR HUDSON DEALER Ph 3543 Hess Hatchery Arthur Walter Seed Co 7393 Compllmenfs ol Compliments of H o. L. Watkins Dist. cmager ig? one WCIUSGOII. T l h CCT'ffP1,IT.'fIY ITS QI' Wager's Dru g Store THE REXALL STORE Phone 9 6191 RADIO - MUSIC RECORDS BAND INSTRUMENTS PONTIUS RADIO SHOP Phone 6481 UHLMAN S Wauseon s Flnest Department Store OGMPLIMENTS OF DEGROFFS SINLLAIR SERVICE SERVES YOU BETTER EXPERT LUBRICATION SAVES You MORE CAR WASHING Phone 6181 Phone 9 6461 304 N Fulton St I LQT , V ll .i.1. I 10 I GYPE MOTOR SALES Compllments of N A 5 H PUHL S SALES AND SERVICE RESTAURANT PHONE 4141 D p iSi 410 Porters Market Parfait W11k1e, yt 1 P UC Phone 2001 GROCERIES AND MEATS CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE Phone 8611 Wcxuseon Ohlo BUICK 1 105 TCL. . 1 214 e o reet Wauseon, Ohio Phone 1 1. A. GYPE CS SONS , I C L - Cla on Gil iat, rop. I ' 1 THE WAUSEON REPUBLICAN WAUSEON OHIO HAS MORE THAN 3700 PAID SUBSCRIBERS MORE THAN 3000 SUBSCRIBERS IN FULTON COUNTY READ BY MORE THAN 13 000 PEOPLE Wauseon Recreation BEST IN BOWLING BEST IN FOOD 445 E Walnut Street FIRST WI'II-I LOCAL NEWS AND SPORTS REVIEWS Clty Wlde Coverage Dzuly News Serv1c:e Wcruseon Oh1o Mlmeographmg Addressmg Servlce Commercml Prmtmg Ofhce Supphes Howard Bomes Telephone 8161 lfelvlnafolza Dyer 84 Demotte PHONE 9 6771 315 N FULTON PHONE 3861 I 106 ig, ..-Q... R S I Arcade Building ' I 10.1 - - 0 , 1 James B Kerr PHQTQGRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHY POR YOU Ph 91081 Npl Wahl T1re C0 GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES 1 H gh s h 113115 W E1 2041 WAUSEON OHIO INSURANCE Acc1dent Flre Automoblle Health Bo1ler L1ab111ty Athletlc Teams L1 e Burglary HOSPIICIIIZGIIOH Etc or ALL NEEDS SCHWALL LONG INSURANCE 4151 A d g COIHQIIIHGHT of DOROTHY S BEAUTY SALON Arcade Bu1lc11ng Maln Floor TELEPHONE 9 6651 1 10 L I 0 Across from he i c ool - - - . m Phone Vocke . - a oeon, O. I QA -, ,I D 1 . . . . - . . . . . . . . ' 0 0 F Phone rca e Bld . 7 1 Arcade Confeetionarv LUNCHETTS CE CREAM AND CANDY Phone 8701 COMPLIMENTS Kolb Feed M111 THE WINORR CANNING Packers of Hlgh Grade Canned Vegetables CIRCLEVILLE OHIO N WAUSEON OHIO NEUHAUSER S GOOD LUCK CHICKENS Ape Barred Rocks New Hampsh1res Indlan Rlver Cross Neuhauser s Hatchemes, Inc PHONE 6271 207 N F 1 8 OF I a U. S. A roved Pullorum Tested xx I . - White Leghors 0 Hylines -4- . . Main Office: I -,- . Plant 0.2: . ulton Weruseon 0 1 Haumcisser 84 Germger 4501 MORRISS MOTOR SALES FO R D CARS AND TRUCKS WAUSEON - OHIO COMPLIMENT OF Wauseon CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HACKETT AND MzmufaCtur1ng SALSBERRY Qompany REALITORS Farms cz Speclcrlty Comphmemg of Comphments of Corner Drug Store S H . H u . - C ll ' 1 Compliments of SHERIDAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY HAROLD F. LEWIS IEWELER WAUSEON WOODWORKING COMPANY WAUSEON - OHIO ZUG 61 SPIESS REALTORS SHEPARD CLOTHING CO WAUSEON THE MARIORIE COE SHOP A FRIEND SAM GOLDSMITH 6. SON MULTI CAST SHARPE 6: SON CLOTHING STORE WALBASH GROCERY ATTORNEYS Ward, Iohnson 6. Williamson I 110 1 Compliments of OHIO GAS COMPANY HANSON FEED MILL RICHER MOTOR SALES HAUMESSER 6. DOLF DICKASON 6. WEBER NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES Wczuseon HOTEL AVERY BARRETT S CRAMERS DRY CLEANERS WAUSEON SHOE SURGERY KOLB S HARDWARE REYNOLD S MEMORIALS I I I fill? Compliments of GRAFFICE MOTOR SALES A 6. P STORE BUCKEYE COAL COMPANY MY - T - FINE AL S GRO CERY PUGH 6: BARBER Attorneys FARM BUREAU CO OP DUNBAR S IMPLEMENT STORE GEORGE BROTHERS FEED MILL PENROD FUNERAL HOMES Wcxuseon Delta BURGER BAR DR B C ROGERS Compliments oi WEBER'S BAKERY MERRILL'S SHOPPE LAN TZ'S MARKET BATES Radio Television Service DR H MILTON WARNER RAYS BOWLING CENTER HAM 6. HAM Attorneys RAY S SHOE STORE SHIRLEY S SHOP WAUSEON FOUNDRY ACKERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY F rom A Friend O Congratulations Seniors L 113 1 Seniofz fbiaecfafuf f4Mll !Q X3 f fi . XZMV ,ff,,,, , X47
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