Wauseon High School - Chief Yearbook (Wauseon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1951 volume:

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' L o f L f ' If L A A S L . WA QQ r'l-fl ' N ,L ,C o l7l'-ll frlllnl Wil 5 Few? 4 1? E?-Q34 fra a .s 1, ' H 5 M 'cgi MWA X ?g? 3K?:. 'f+iwf Larry Nofzxger Gerald Krrck Phyllis Erney Roger Watkins Marnlyn Rlchards Shirley Goldsmith Ruta Struble Helen Trudel czfswf ffs.,,,,, -gk Mr Earl Leatherman Advnsor aw aummnf' Editor In Chief Art Edntor Subscrnptnon Manager Advertising Manager Typmg Proofreadlng Sally Fernarnberg Robert Larnmon We of the Chief Staff would luke to express our deepest apprecxatuon to Mr Leatherman, advisor, and to all our friends and advertisers who have made the productnon of thus book possible 3 ,ft L . pi' ,, Qfdgg . - . 44 , V .. N fa ' ' - - - 'Q-15: 1 . . f, ,. ', -. --,.-1,. .af -2:2-ffafgm-A -, . ' ' '- imap, .1-.1... 1, 1 , - ,A ,. ,- ,td .X-5-,fl -fr-M 'ff ftfvv- 'ns I in 4' psf?--. ,ev 111, - wf..2Ir '42:5t-'trim , , Ip 5,1 , . Q, N. A . F, 2' 1' C Q . -, . at - -'-', F '. Grd-ia-. ---z . .Q ' AJ'-'KIA -rm. 11:55. ,, in-A. - 2:3 G , L0 CL H' 'ff' 9 J Q . Q M .52- x P9 V , 'Mi aid ff Li X Q bs, 326666 fion E XX -QQ QQQ We the senuors hereby deducate the annual of l95l to Muss Georgua Pruce who has shown such un terest leadershup and understandung un each student as well as un W H S utself Muss Pruce came to us from Stony Rudge Ohuo Before comung to Wauseon to teach she taught un Pembervulle Hugh School Wulcox Commercual College Erue Commercual School Futch Hugh School and Mau mee Hugh School She graduated from Oberlun Col lege wuth a B A degree She also graduated from the Unuversuty of Muchugan wuth an M A degree We the senuors deducate thus annual to another great leader of school spurut E N Ili 5 '6l of L7JllC6lfl0l'l From Left to Rnghf Mr -ff James Fernamberg Ora Watkins Lee Botts Frank Huyck Merrill Bernath Bernard Rogers Ed Cook -- 'V' P nntnsoaausxu nv. WU M H! ...ig 'X 0 T ffdx x Vf' swarm-WW i, .fqxx N v A , E,--ui-i . . XX xx L ll A 1 4 N gf ' s:ts ' ' A X9 f 4 ' I X w 1 -nl l 1 MR, HUYCK Mr. Huyck has been a symbol of patience, understanding, helpfulness and an efficient teacher in our school system. Through his guidance we have been able to hold the high standards for our school that we know we can all be proud of. He has always been ready to assist us in any possible way and this Quality has brought him respect and admiration from all his associates. We deeply appreciate the interest you have taken in us during the time we have spent at Wauseon s schools so from the Sen iors we say Thanks Mr Huyck g,D9' MERVIN FARBER 2 years Prnncipal Denison Universnty Math Student Council Advisor B A Ohio State University National Honor Society Advisor M A 7th Grade Math 8th Grade FRANKLIN HUYCK 24 years Superintendent Un versity of Michngan BA MA Ohio State University Senior Class Advisor National Honor Society Advisor MR FARBER Mr Farber s second year in Wauseon Hugh School again is the spirit of progress that has characterized Wauseon High School Our principal s deep interest justice and under standing of the pupils has created an ideal re lationship between him and the students His energy has been a source of vital motivating power in making this school a place to build character as well as to train the minds RALPH ALLOWAY, 5 years Wittenberg College, B.S. in Educa- tion, Ohio State University MA., Coach, Health, 7th Grade Reading, Drivers' Training. DAVlD ELSASS, 2 years Bowling Green State University B.S in Education, American His- tory, Senior Civics, Global Geog- raphy, Sr. Class Play Director, Jr. Class Advisor. ,av ELIZABETH YEAGER, IV2 years Ohio University, Michigan State College, A.B. Junior English, Sen- ior English, 8th Grade Reading, HAROLD EDGAR, 6 years Q HELEN SENIOR, 3 years Baldwin-Wallace College,B.A.,Girls' Physical Education, Biology, Jr. Y- Teens Advisor, 8th Grade Advisor G.A.A. Advisor. Bowling Green State University, B.S. in Education, Toledo Univer- sity, The Stout Institute, lndus- tzial Arts, Hi-Y Advisor. I OI 1' T 1 IQ, ln: ,fa Qu. -.---- 'N lv, 4 , 1 1 Q ,S Q mi f 3 encor add There s a smell of sprung In the anr The earth has awakened from its wnnter sleep becommg suddenly aluve wuth growung thnngs However Old Alma Mater doesn t seem to be enjoying the season As usual at this trme of year she seems restless and ull at ease There s a trace of sadness nn her eye Though If one were to watch closely enough one would see her occa slonally throw off her melancholy and draw herself up with a gleam of prode nn her eye There she as now Why shes mumbllng to herself I wonder why Let s do a little eavesdroppnng and fund out It yust doesnt seem rsght for them to leave me now after all Ive done for them Whlle I had the chance I should have taught them a luttle gratutude Oh whats the matter wrth me You d thunk after all the tnmes I ve been through thus that I d get used to It After all I wasn t made for the purpose of keeprng them Besndes I know at Isnt easy for them enther Ieavang the lute they ve known so long for one wlth whlch they are so luttle acquainted It s just that we ve been through so much together I can remember our flrst encounter The new bulldlng was In use for the furst tame Newly outfntted and equrpped I felt almost as hugh as they dud Luke all seventh graders they were as nrrepressnble fresh and non con too They d puff up and try to act ,bugger than they really were to make up for the fact that they weren t as bug and seemingly not as Important as the older students All classes are a lot allke and yet I can remember that 5I had an un common amount of good sense They were more frlendly and less quarrel some and petty than some I had gulded before Whnle they were un Jr Hugh It looked luke SI would make athletuc hustory at WH S Their athletlc prowess fanled to come up to expectations but theur capacsty for sportsman shlp and co operatlon developed very well Durnng our years together lt gave me a lot of satrsfactnon to see thevr sense of responsubuluty and cutnzen shup grow I know that somehow I ve become a part of them and they ve be come a part of me Together we ve developed character and tradntson bonds that can t be broken by separatlon Today when the world us so badly upset at a tume that demands clear thanking and good cvtrzenshlp I know somehow they ll Ilve the useful and happy llves unto whnch I ve trned to guide them but We steal guultuly away from our eavesd oppung on the medutatlons of Alma Mater Yes we understand now why she reacts so strangely to sprung We hoDe and yes belreve that the Sensor Class of l95I wall luve up to her expectations In the years to come y -ng fgii... All Z 14 4:4 gil Z I , , . . V . X, i . , . . , , ,, T I, , . . .' . J I ' . ' ' y I - I I I . ' . , . , . I I, , I , . , g , ,, . . . . I . . 4 . . . 4 forming as colts first let out to pasture. But they were confused and scared, ll - I I ,F . ,I I ' 1 ' I 1 . , . f . . . 1 .I I . ,, . . r . . . 1 r F JXJ Q! .ID 45 3 Y f' M N51 f W Off f f -N., N- ROBERT DICKERSON Bob Sr. Class Pres. 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Basketball 35 Football l, 2, 3. 45 Track 3, 45 J-Hop Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Scholarship Test 45 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Sr. Class Play 4. BARBARA MCELHANEY Barbie Girls' Glee l 2, 3 ,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 F,H,A, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Red 8- White 35 Jr. Class Play 35 Prom Committee 35 Girls' Sextette 3, 45 Class Officer 45 B.G. Scholarship l, 2, 3. LARRY NOFZlGER Laro Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee l, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Mzxed Chorus l, 2 3 45 Boys' Quartette 2 3, 45 Torch I5 Bowling Team 45 B.G. Scholarship l, 35 Prom Committee 35 Chief Editor 45 Boys' Octette 2, 3, Sr. Class Play 45 Senior Scholarship 45 J-Hop Com- mittee 3. TOMMY SHADLE Tommy Y-Teens l, 2, 35 F.H.A. l, 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. HAROLD BURKHOLDER Tony Torch Club I5 J-Hop Committee 35 Prom. Committee 3. PATRICIA LUCAS Pat Y-Teen l, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Sr. Class Play 45 Red 81 White 35 Librarian 45 J-Hop Committee 35 Prom Committee 3, ROBERT c,.RsibER Arthur KATHLEEN DRUMMER Kay Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 G.A.A. 3, 4. JERRY BOYERS Leo Football l, 2, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 45 Torch Club l5 Prom Committee 35 Sr. Class Play 4. HELEN TRUDEL Helen Sr. Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Y-Teen Pres. 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Sr. Schol- arship Tests 4, B.G. Scholarship Test 3, D.A.R, Test 4, Chief Staff 4, J,Hop Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Class Play 4. PRISCILLA RUPP Prissy Glee Club 4, F.H.A. l, Y-Teens l. PHYLLIS ERNEY Ph l Y Band l, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4,' B,G. Scholarship Test 3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, J-Hop Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, G.A.A, 2, 3, Chief Staff 4, Sr. Y-Teens 4. HAROLD TEEGARDEN Hal Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Torch Club l, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scholarship 4, Student Council l, 2, 4, B.G. Scholarship l, 2, 3, Sidi White 3, Activity W l, 2, 3, 4, Buckeye Boys' State, Sr. Class JOAN ROHRS Jo Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teens 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, J'Hop Committee 3. ROGER WATKINS Rogo Football l, 2, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, Football Mgr. 3, Librarian 3, 4, Red 8: White 3, Chief 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Scholarship 4, Activity W 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4, J-Hop Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Torch Club l, Class Officer l, 4. MARJORIE GOLDSMITH Midge Mixed Chorus 3, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette 3, Cheerleader l, 4, Student Council 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Booster 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3. FREIDA DARLING Fritzie F.H.A. 3, 4. SALLY FERNAMBERG Sal U , Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, D.A.R. Citizenship Test 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, J-Hop Committee 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Red 8. White 3, Chief Staff 4, Track Queen 4, Cheerleader 4, Librarian 2, Class Officer 4, Sextette 4, Mixed Octette 4, Attendant 3. A I 4 if ,X- Fe 'J' es, s ew JERRY MILLS Jerry Cheerleader I, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, F.H,A. I, 2, Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Student Council I, J-Hop Committee 3, Prom Comi mittee 3. EUGENE BERNATH Gene F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, B.G. Scholarship I 2, 3, Red 81 White 3, Activity W 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship 4, Buckeye Boys State 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Jr. Class Play 3, De- fiance Typing Contest 4, J-Hop Committee 3, Sr. Class Play 4. BEVERLY ANDREWS Bev JOHN MILEY Miley Kokomo, Ind., High School, 2nd Semester. NANCY REED Stinky Sr. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, G.A.A 2, Prom Committee 3. JACK SMITH Smitty Football I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, Track 2, 3, Torch I, Class Officer 2, 3. MARJORIE J. BURKHOLDER Marge Chesterfield Dover Hi h School I' Y-Teens 3' J-Ho Committee 3, Q I , P Prom Committee 3, Librarian 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Girls Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 4. RICHARD FLORY Dick CAROL KUTZLI Carol Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Student Council 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4 F.H.A. 4, J-Hop Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Girls' State 3. 'N-it ar 'Xuan' ROBERT LAMMON Lemon Hi-Y 3, 4, Torch I, Mixed Chorus 4, Boys' Glee 3, 4, J-Hop Commit- tee 3, Prom Committee 3, Football 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Chief Staff 4. RITA STRUBLE Ritie Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, GAA. 3, 4, Girls' Glee 3, 4, Activity W 3, Librarian 2, 3, 4, J-I-lop Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Red 8 White 3, Chief Staff 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 4. DONALD STINE Don SHIRLEY FIELDS SquirreIy Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, J-Hop Com- mittee 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 2, 4, Student Council 3. ROBERT BATDORF Cob Torch Club I, Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football, Mgr. 4, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3. MAREL YODER LARRY RUPP Rupie Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Torch I, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Class Play 4. SHIRLEY GOLDSMITH ShirIey State F,H.A. Treasurer 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, F.l-l.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y4Teens I, 2, 3, G,A.A. 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Student Council 2, Chief Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3, De- fiance Typing Contest 4. EDWARD ROTH Ed Boys' Glee I, 2, 3, Football I, 2, Basketball I, Prom. Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3, Torch I. .XA 4' BN L..' Y ,ex eggs .v i -4' EVELYN BlXl.ER 'lBix Yfeeris l, 3, 4, Librarian 4, Prom Committee, Red 8. White 3. GEORGE KRElGBAUM PERCENE SPENCER Penne GERALD KRlCK Hiram Y 2 i nd l Ba 2 3 4 Boys Quar 3, 4, Jr Class Play 3 Prom Committee 3, Chief Staff 4, Sr, Class Play 4 DONALD SCHROEDER Don F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4,Glee Club l, FLORENCE MILLER Florence Girls' Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Red 81 White 3, Prom Committee 3, B.G. Scholarship 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3 4 Librarian 4 ROBERT WILER l'Bob Torch Club l, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3 JEAN SHHRPY Jean Y-Teens l, 4, G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, FHA. l, 2, 3, 45 Red 81 White 3, Glee Club 3. PHYLLIS GARMAN Phyllis F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 3' BYRDE DEMALINE Byrde F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 3, Prom Committee 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, J-Hop Committee 3, Sr, Class Play 4, THOMAS HAUENSTEIN Wilson Football 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4, Band I, Torch I, Bowling 4, Prom Committee 3, Sr, Class Play 4, B.G. Scholarship 3. PHYLLIS OLMSTEAD Phyl F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, J-Hop Committee 3. LILA TRUDEL Lelah Y-Teens I, 3, 4, F.H,A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, J-Hop Committee, Sr. Class Play. GERALD SAMPSON Gerry JAN ICE HALL Jannie Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Girls' Glee I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Prince of Peace Contest 4. ELIZABETH GALBRAITH Betty F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Y-Teens 3, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Commit, tee 3. JEANETTE WHITMER Janie MARVEL SPURGEON Marvel F.H.A. 3, 4, Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Napoleon High I, 2, 3. Yu.- wwf' THOMAS Roos HRQSQV' Football l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Torch if Jr Class Play 3, Student Council l, 3, B.G, Scholar- ship 2, 3, Sr. Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Scholarship 4, Red St White 3. HAZEL HUFFMAN Hazy F H A l, 2, 3, 4, Sr Y-Teen 3, Prom Committee 3, St. Clairsville High School BEVERLY BARRETT Bow Girls' Qlee Club l, 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, GAA, 3 A Student Council 3, Sr. Class Play. MARILYN RICHARDS Marilyn Glee Club l 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4: Librarian 2, Red 8. White 3, Chief Staff 4, D.A.R. Citizenship Test 43 Prom Committee 3, BG. Scholarship Test 3, Senior Scholarship 4, Cheerleader l, Defiance Typing Contest 4. JAMES TODD Satch Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Torch Club l, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Class Officer l, 3, Prom Committee 3, J-Hop Committee 3, Bowling Team 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Boys' Glee 2. 3, 4. STANLEY MOLL Stan Qfll0l I Jum Todd do wull and bequeath my eagerness to study especually Cuvucs to Mary Ellen Cronunger l Mudge Goldsmuth do wull and bequeath my old 3l Ford to my luttle suster Bernue Lou l Shurley Fuelds do wull and bequeath my love and amusement of Muss Yeagers Englush class to Jummy Colon l Robert Batdort do wull 1nd bequeath my speakung pruvuleges un 3rd peruod study hall to Joan Leggett and Maxune Gott l Marulyn Ruchards do wull and bequeath my fauthfulness to one boy all through hugh school to anyone else that usnt changeable I Nancy Reed do wull and bequeath my nuckname lStunkyl to some good natured .lunuor l Pat Lucas do wull and bequaeath my horse Lady to any tootsore Sophomore ur I Jean Shuppy do wull and bequeath all the fun I had un Cuvucs wuth Bob Lammon and our fuve dollar bets to Bonnue Wolf l Sally Fernamberg do wull and bequeath my abuluty to stay awake ALL NIGHT at slumber partues and Charleston to Mary Cronunger l Percene Spencer do wull and bequeath my abuluty to grow long haur to Patsy Dart l Helen Trudel do wull and bequeath tbegrudgunglyl Duck Colon to Uncle am I Bob Lammon do wull and bequeath my abuluty to druve convertubles un the wunter and sell them un the summer to anybody that happens to be an Eskumo l Phyllus Erney do wull and bequeath my large economy suze saxophone to Shurley Free l Roger Watkuns do wull and bequeath my old Hudson to anyone who has enough money to buy the lucenses for ut l Carol Kutzlu do wull and bequeath my red lurudescentl corduroy skurt to Maxune Goff l Betty Galbrauth do wull and bequeath my typewruter un second year typung class to anyone who can type wuth ut l Ruta Struble do wull and bequeath my seat un the Pettusvulle cheerung sec tuon to my suster Shurley I Pat Muller do wull and bequeath The Thung to anyone who wants ut I Shurley Goldsmuth do wull and bequeath my furst clarunet chaur to Mary Vollmer l Ed Roth do wull and bequeath all the gum that Mr Elsass made me throw away to my suster Nancy I Phyllus Olmstead do wull and bequeath my quuet ways to Joan Leggett I Phyllus Garman do wull and bequeath my cafeterua job to anyone wuth lots of study peruods un the mornung I Prusculla Rupp do wull and bequeath my seat un Spanush class to anyone who cant behave 23 . W I 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 C , . . 1 1 C 1 1 . . , L . 1 1 A 1 1 1 M , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . - - 11 - 11 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 Q Q QW OFFICERS Vice President .... . . .Bill Armstrong President .... Secretary . . . , . . . .Chuck Krause . .Rose Ann Rashley uniora Aeschliman, Merle Armstrong, William Leggett, Joan Baldwin, Wayne Bixler, Lois Boris, Nancy Boydston, James Boyers, Barbara Burkholder, Marlene Clements, Jean Colon, Janice Croninger, Mary Cunningham, Shirley Disbrow Donald DOl'T1lV'llQU9,J3I'1'16S Entenman, Ronald Fraker, Joyce Frey, Richard Goff, Maxine Griffin, Hal Johnson,Ruth Krause, Charles Knapp, George unior C4166 .Mabry The Junior Class of l95l are nearing the last rung on the ladder of their school activities. As a basis for raising money to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom the Juniors presented the class play, Stage-Struck which was very humorous. Another fund-raising project was the J-Hop in which the whole Junior Class worked cooperatively with sensational results. The Junior-Senior Prom was the climax of all the energies of the Junior Class combined. That was our Big Moment! We realize the heavy responsibilities we face in climbing to the top of our school ladder. We hope to equal our success to.that of the l95l Senior Class. Struble, Shirley Lind, Lawrence Markley, Joan 2 Olmstead, Pauline Suckley, Robert Toth, Joan Vollrner, Mary Q iii 'fr 9 Pfund, Louise Plassman, Victor Q I Pontious, Betty VO,-iSgggern, Pauline Wanemacher, Howard Warncke, Arlene Rashley, Rose Ann Saunders, Carolyn Schwall, Mary Warncke, Marvin Wilkie, Donald 5 Wilkie, Ronald H F Q Seigneur, Chrystal Spring, Russell Windisch, George Stevens, Richard Wolf, Bonnie Wyse, lrls if 1 OFFICERS Vice President .........,.. Howard Neilson President ,.... .......... M ary Ehrat Secretary. . . . , .Chloe Ann Robinson 1 4' s. Badgley, Loyal Bender, Donelda Bernath, Beverly Blair, Barbara Bonar, Loretta Brigham, Billy Borkholder Lois Cole, Bonnie Dart, Patsy Demaline, Maxine Dominique, Gene Ehrat, Mary Jane Farber, Jeanine Figy, Benny Fraker, Annette swf, Frazer, James Frazier Phyllis Gamber, Phyllis Gilson, Lorone Goldsmith, Bernie Goldsmith, Ethel Graber Doris Graf, Lloyd Grove, Patricia l-lall, Nedra Harman, Barbara l-loy, Jimmie Hummon, Ann l-luyck, Barbara Jones, Bernice Jordan, Nancy Knapp, Dorothy Knapp, Susan 0l'l'l0l'Q5 Q , i ggilld 0I'l1,0I'Q ,MJ l0I g Under the leadership of Mary Ehrat as President, Howard Neilson as Vice-President and Chloe Ann Robinson as Secretary with Miss Price as our advisor we have had a successful year. This year has been a busy one, for we are active in glee clubs, band, Y-Teens, l-li-Y, F.F.A. and F.l-l.A. We have shown a great interest in ath- letics as well as scholarship. We had a class party in November and planned another one for the last semester. We sold concessions and sponsored a dance after a basketball game. We also helped to write our school creed. We are all looking forward to our Junior year. McClarren, Carol Roth, Nancy Mclieever, Alleen Sams, Merrill Miller, Doris Shadle, Dorothy Miller, Ed Shippy, Richard Miller, Gay Shaw, Jack Miller, Marilyn Mohr, Jean Murry, Lois Neilson, Howard Neis, Judy Nofziger, lla O'Brien, Nina Oyer, Bobby Plassman, Norma Puhl, Janice Riegsecker, Sara Robinson, Chloe Ann Smith, Donald Smith, Richard Stevens, DeArle Stutzman, Martha vonSeggerr1, James Vaien, Nancy Weber, Richard Whitmer, Jerry Wiler, Carol Yackee, Jane Yoder, John Mills, Jeannette l OFFICERS President .. , .... ,. . . .Wesley Rupp Secretary ,...... . ,...... John Bell Vice President. . . .. .Nancy Hummon A Carter, Rosanne fc' - Ab'::tt feerge ic . ' O J yd Clouse,AAonte ' Ar . strong ere l' m Colon, Donald - ry' 'Z-- A 5 E Baker, Jack COlOr1, Jll'T1mlC 3 Q 1' Q Barber, Terry Cortez, HODG I 'Q Baum, Glen Disbrow, Robert ,1 ' 1 Q7- J, .2 vw' Beayerson Roger Bell, John Bernath, Janet Bixler, Mary Lou Blanr, Shnrley Boydston Robert Boyers, Shnrlew Brznlfman Glenn Brlnlarnan Mary Brinkman, Violet Buchopy John Byers, Galen Eberly, Marv Falor, Joyce Free, Shnrley Galbralth, Martha Gorsuch, Wnlluam Green, Martha Howard, Jack l-lummon Nanc lmes Patty Johnson, Dausy Krelghbaum, Edward Kutzll, Carl fini 17 L K lef.. es, ,Q .W . 'QE F ig? En 5 11 ae,- 3 l ii ,.., , ., 'flags J Q .if s . rw '1' 'V .V , gl QfJAl'l'lQlfl -rw, - , , -er-A, xg, f we t , :fc ' 1 hqvyig if Q x 'L 6- 'Hn 'x re4Aman an .Maforg The freshmen are now preparing to enter high school. Boys and girls alike are interested and active in sports of all kinds. The Junior High Cheer Leaders were chosen from the Freshman class. They are Violet Brinkman, Nina Markley, Rosalyn McElhaney, and Shirley Wolf. Through hard studying and participation in many school activities they hope to be an outstanding class. During November they had a very gay Hard Time Party. The decor- ations and program were built around the theme of Frosty the Snowman. This year we elected as officers: President ............ .... W esley Rupp Vice President. . . . . .Nancy Hummon Secretary ....... ....... J ohn Bell Student Council. . . . .Nina Markley Lana, Billy Lockman, Geraldine Markley, Nina McElhaney, Rolland McElhaney, Rosalyn McQuillen, Russell Meller, Myrl Murrey Charles Oden, Joann Paxson, Harold Raymond, Nicky Richer, Roland Rohrs, Roger Ross, Tom Rossman, Ann Scherer, Frank Seigneur, Allan Shumaker, Carol Smith, James Stutzman, Ronnie Trudel, Ted Turner, Saundra VanValkenburg, Randall Ward, Douglas Warncke, Verne Wheeler, Mary Whitcomb, Doris Whitcomb, Raymond Wolf, Shirley Wolfman, Walter Rupp, Wesley Rupe, Sandra SY a E. I k r-N, l' If 5 uv- l 5 Vice President ..... President . .,..... . Secretary-Treasurer. OFFICERS . . . . ., . . .Roberta Lamb ...Jim Hendrickson .Patty Whitrner igkfla gm e Aeschliman, Shirley Andrews, Barbara Barber, Richard Barnes, Marian Bell, Peter Biddle, Carol Biddle, Jay Bishop, Eugenia Bonar, Jack Boucher, James Boydston, Gordon Brinkman, Billy Brinkman, Bonnie Brinkman, Wilfred Boyers, Larry Dominique, Patricia Dow, Stephen Eberly, Betty Fauver, Tim Flores, Carmen Foreman, Janet Friley, Carol Gorsuch, Ruth Ann Grose, Sally i9AfL gifacle .Mafory We, the students of the 8th grade, are proud of our officers who are: President-Jim Hendrickson Vice-President-Roberta Lamb Secretary-Treasurer-Patty Whitrner Student Council-Gordon Boydston The excitement for the 8th grade was the Hallo- ween Party with the 7th grade. The 8th grade wants to work in school so that upperclassmen can be proud of us. Hall, Cara Lynn Hanson, Richard Hendrickson, James f Hendrickson, Richard Johnson, Joan Knapp, Darlyn Knierim, Mary Jane Lamb, Roberta Ledyard, Dale McLaughlin, Carol Miller, Shirley Phillips, Myron Rupp, Shirley Stine, Harold Salisbury, Joyce Shull, Ruth Ann Sides, David Spring, Sue Trudel, John Wagoner, Mary Ann Warncke, Lowell Whitmer, Patty Witte, Wilma Yackee, Carol A OFFICERS Secretary .... ..... J oan Neuenschwarider President ...,.. .......... J ohn Bricker Vice President. . . ...Judy Kolb QUOI'ltA QQ Q Bigelow, John Bonar, Jean Borfon, Mary Bricker, John Brinkman, James Buehrer, Carol Ann Call, Charles Casler, Carol Cassidy, Patty Colon, Larry Culp, Arthur, Jr. Darling, Warren Dickerson, Roger Dominique, Ralph Drummer, Robert Fernamberg, James Free, Larry George, James Gilson, Robert Gisel, Merle Griffin, Jerry Grove, Janice Kedocia, Alex Kolb, Judy QUQI1 Qu Q As we seventh graders become a part of life in W.H.S. we often make mistakes, but we try to do our best as we show in our high scholastic record, our active participation in the club activities planned for us, athletics, parties, and the various projects of the student body. This year we elected as officers: President ........... ....... J ohn Bricker Vice President. . . ........... Judy Kolb Secretary ..... . .Joan Neuenschwander Krauss, Mary Sue Larned, Virginia Ledyard, Roger Lind, Delores Mandly, Mary Lou McKeever, Barbara Moll, Donnie Murray, Paul Richer, Marlene Richer, Valda Richer, Virgil Roos, Phillip Rupp, Tyrone Simmons, Jimmie Neuenschwander, Joan Sfeveng, Eddie Notziger, Marvin Van pen, Richard Osterhout, June Verify, Kay Lincoln Richardson labsenti Pence, KBY Wiseman, Donelda Phillips, Becky Witte, Shirley Puhl, Ronnie Yoder, Paul 35 4 Q Richer, Lowell ,, Q 2 if W fi f Q Q if Q i My 'iw ,Q we Q-S .,-'X ., . fx I .w I IIN' . 25' rfb 'ja' af' .' M A 7 . 1 -fe, N . ' 1. Aw-pIeasel9? 2. Love me, Love my cat! 3. Hi, Evie. 4. Ba-a-a, 5. Glad 'n sad. 6, More goats. 7. Dead end kids. 8. Oooh--Kay! 9. Shinin' the car. 10. Card shark. 11. Little women. 12. After the ball. 13. Hi, Santa. 14. Joy-boy. 15. Setting a cornerstone. 16. Br-r-r. 17 Come on in 18. Hi, Bev. 19. Hopalong. 20. Speed demon, 21. Now smile. 22 Spots before my eyes 23. The octopus. 24, Betty Grable?? 25. Lollipip twins. 26. Let's share the blanket? 27. Can't you read, girls? 28. Havef-i't we met before? 29. Charles Atlas bait 36 5, fe E AQWTRTQFUES N Egg U Q t 1 1,1 it QU TOP ROW' Loyal Badglev Jim Bovdston Marvin Goldsmith, Hal ston Marjorie Goldsmith, Beverly Bernath, Carol Kutzli, Nina Teeiarden Jerry Lauper, Jack Smith, Gene Bernath, SECOND Markley, Jerry Whitmer, Joan Toth. Tl'-HRD ROW: Marilyn ROVV' Tom Ross, Philip Roos, Mary Cronninqer, Gordon Boyd- Richards, Mr Farber, Jim Todd, Miss Money, Joan Leggett. .gzcclenf Counci The Student Council proved to be one of the most active organizations in school this year. They have worked hard and diligently to better our school in many ways. As usual they worked on a project and presented it to the school at the end of the year. They sponsored a United Assembly that was amusing and interesting. We should all be proud of this year's student council for the capable wav they have filled their offices President ......,. ..,... J im Todd Secretary-Treasurer. . . . . ,Marilyn Richards 38 --...- Wafiona onor ociefy Membership in the National Honor Society is a recognition of out- standing achievement in scholarship and service. In addition, members must be leaders and have good character. Only Juniors and Seniors can belong though Sophomores are occasionally admitted on probation. The society tries not only to recognize achievement but to extend the qualities for which it stands throughout the school. Membership in the society is the highest honor our school can award. SEATED: Marilyn Richards, Marjorie Burkholder, Mary Schwall, Carolyn Saunders, Nancy Botts, Florence Miller, STANDING: Hal Teegarden, Gene Bernath. NOT lN PICTURE: Mar- ilyn Seiler. fkief .SZW S., STANDING: Gerald Krick, Phyllis Erney, Shirley Goldsmith, Roger Watkins Bob Lammon, Rita Struble. SEATED: Marilyn Richards, Larry Nofziger Helen Trudel, Sally Fernamberg, Mr. Leatherman. The biggest job of the Senior Class is putting out the annual. Here are the kids who have given their time and energy for its production. It was our privilege to do the work of assembling material for the Chief. We wish to show our appreciation to Mr, Leatherman who helped us put out the annual. 40 Z arm! Mlllfe .i RED AND WHITE STAFF. FIRST ROW: Joan Leggett, Nancy Botts, Shir- ley Cuningham, Mary Croninger, Mrs. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: Ron- ald Enteman, Shirley Struble, Joan Markley, Janice Colon, Maxine Goff, Mary Schwall, Lois Bixler. THIRD ROW: Joan Toth, Rose Ann Rashlcy, Betty Pontius, Jean Clements, Marlene Burkholder, Carolyn Saunders, Iris Wyse, Jerry Lauber. The Red and White Staff's job is to publish the school paper monthly for the high school student body. lts contents reveal interesting news articles, features on various subjects, sport reviews on the outcome of WH S. football and basketball games, and other articles of import- ance. The artistic sketches and covers by the staff's artist also add zest to the paper. Mrs. Zimmerman is the editorial advisor and Mr. Leath- erman is the typing advisor. 41 fr-ir 3101 V LJ r-- J-TA: FIRST ROW: Mr. Edgar, Bobby Disbrow, Jim Todd, Tom Haunf stein. Marvin Goldsmith, Hal Teegarden, Torn Roos, SECOND ROW: Jack Shaw, Ron Wilkie, Larry Nofziger, Roger Watkins Don Disbrow, Bill Armstrong, Jim Boydston, Chuck Krause, Don Wilkie, John Yoder, Gene Dominique, Don Smith THIRD ROWt Lloyd Graf Jerry Whitmer, Dick Shippy, Benny Figy, Jack Smith Hi-Y Purpose President ............ Vice President. . John Miley, DeArle Stevens, Don Stien, Bob Suckley, Jim Dom inique, Bill Brigham. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hoy, Lloyd Shearer Russell Spring, George Windisch, George Knapp, Howard Neilson Larry Rupp, Jerry Boyers, Bob Lammon, Gerald Krick, Jerry Lauber Dick Smith. and Achievements Marvin Goldsmith . . .Tom Haunstein Secretary ...,. 4 . .Hal Teegarden Reporter , . , . . . , .Chuck Krause Chaplain . . ..,,........... ...,. T om Roos The Hi-Y Purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout school and community high standards of Christian character. Activities Hi-Y, Y-Teen hunt Swimming Christmas carnling Ushering at basketball games Hi-Y, Y-Teen spmnsored Wings Over Jordan Checking coats at basketball games Game supper Programs 42 enior -.Zena TOP ROW Joan Toth Paulune VonSeggarn Joan Leggett Nancy Jordan Joan Markley Maxune Goff Evelyn Buxler Bonnue Wolf Lous Buxler FIFTH ROW Shurley Struble Carolyn Saunders Mary Schwall Betty Pontuous Jean Clements Nancy Botts Barbara Boyers Januce Colon Mary Cronnunger Shurley Cunnungham FOURTH ROW lla Nof zuger Jeanune Farber Phyllus Frazuer Nedra Hall Mary Ehrat Nanette Grueser Donelda Bender Connue Cole Lorene Caulson THIRD ROW lrns Wyse Marlene Burkholder Rose Ann Rashley Lous Murray Chloe Robunson Ann Hummon Dorus Muller Carol Wuler Januce Puhl Loreta Bonar Muss Smuth SECOND ROW Muss Money Pat Lucas Lula Tru del Marulyn Ruchards Ruta Struble Kay Drummer Annett Fraker Bernue Goldsmuth Susan Kmpp Joyce Fraker Flor ence Muller Carol Kutzlu BOTTOM ROW Barbara Blaur Judy Nels Lous Burkholder Perce-ne Spencer Beverly Bar rett Phyllus Erney Helen Trudel Sally Fernamberg Januce l-'all Maruory G ldsmuth Jeanette Whutmcr The Y Teens are the young women s branch of the YWCA We started out the school year by havung the annual Y Teens Hu Y hunt A banquet was enjoyed January 30 the gurls dud the work sunce we had lost the hunt The Y Teens and the Hu Y uountly sponsored the Wungs Over Jordan sungung group and gave them housung overnught Some of the other Y Teens projects have been Favors for hosputal convalescent homes and county home sellung salt water taffy chocolate for overseas bake sale and we were hostess to the area unterclub councul We also started a bug luttle suster plan whuch started wuth a party and has been carrued throughout our programs and recreatuon the rernaunder of the year Our advusors are Muss Smuth and Muss Money They have guven very generously of theur tume and advrce to the club Presudent Helen Trudel Vuce Presudent Mary Schwall Secretary Ruta Struble Treasurer Sally Fernamberg 43 Y C 6 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . I , . I , , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 ' , . . - , . 1 , 1 1 1 1 fu 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 . I . , u , O , . 1 . I . ' 1 . . . ,, . 11 1 - l - ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . , ' -G Q-Q or orc!! FIRST ROW: John Buchop, Phillip Roos, Jimmy Colon, Carl Barnes Glen Baum, John Trudel. SECOND ROW: John Bell, Tom R '--' s Robert Bcvdstcn Terry Barber Carl Kutzli Stanley Lammon, Randall yanyalkenburg. THIRD ROW Jimmy George, Bob Drum- mer Charles Call Dick Hendrickson Larry Free Don Moll Junior Dfnfrque Eddie Stexens Jimmy Brinkman Verne Warncke FOURTH ROW Mr Wenger Jim Fernemberg, Peter Bell, Ronald .Q Puhl, Jay Biddle, Paul Yoder, Jim Hendrickson, Jerry Griffin, Robert Gilson, Roland McElhaney, Harold Stein, Tim Fauver FIFTH ROW: Nick Raymond, Roger Hanson, Jack Bonar, David Sides Gordon Boydston Ty Rupp Roger Rohrs Floyd Dennis, Ware ren Darling Marvin Nofziger, Douglas Ward, SlXTH ROW1 Wes Rupp Roger Beaverson Larry Boyers, Dick Barber, Ted Trudel The Wauseon Torch Club, a Junior High affiliate of the Hi-Y, was composed of 5l members for the l95O-l9Sl year. This is one of the largest memberships in recent years, The goals of the organization are for each member to live up to the clubls motto which is known as the 4 C's. These are: l. Clean Speech 3. Clean Athletics 2. Clean Living 4. Clean Scholarship As provided for in the constitution, officers are elected each semester. The following boys fulfilled the offices for l95O-l95l: lst Semester 2nd Semester , President Robert Boydston Rolland McElhaney Vice President Tom Ross Richard Barber Sec'y-Treasurer Terry Barber Torn Ross Sgt.-at-arms Carl Kutzli Peter Bell Reporter John Bell Gordon Boydston As part of their service to the school the Torch Club helped to pur- chase basketball pants for the Freshman basketball team. On the social side, there was the annual initiation in October and the joint party with the Jr. Y-Teens in March. 44 4 unior -.Zena TOP ROW Barbara Andrews Shurley Blaur Shurley Boyers Vuolet Brunkman Mary Lou Buxler Ann Rossman Mary Brunkman Saun dra Turner Vurgunua Badgley FOURTH ROW Shurley Muller Shurley Rupp Rose Ann Carter Nuna Markley Carol Caster Kay Veruty Shurley Wutte Dolores Lund Carol Beurher Jean Boruar Joan Nuenschwander THIRD ROW Muss Senuor Mary Jane Keneruum Sally Gross Joyce Salsberry Jean Bushop Carol M Laughlun Bonnue Brunkman Shurley Free Kay Pence Judy Kolb Mary Ann Wagner Darlyn Knapp SECOND ROW Sue Sprung Cara Hall Joan Johnson Shurley Aschlernan Ruth Gorsuch Ruth Ann Shull Patty Cassudy Mary Borton Carol Fruley Carol Buddle Patty Whutmer Roberta Lamb BOTTOM ROW Nancy Hurnmon Shurley Wolf Rosalyn McElhaney Januce Bernath Joanne Oden Carol Shumaker Geraldune Lockman Sandra Rupp Maruon Barnes Carol Yackee Mary Sue Krause Patty Domunuque The Juruuor Y Teens us sponsored by the Y W C A The purpose of the Junuor YTeens us to promote fruendshup and Chrustuan luvung among the uunuor hugh school gurls Throughout the year the club has worked on servuce prouects One of these was makung Chrustmas and Easter favors tor the County Home Conva lescent Hornes and Hosputal The club also contrubuted rnoney for choco late bars to send overseas had a bake sale sent gurls to camp and contrubuted money to the school annual Under the supervusuon of our capable advusor Muss Senuor the club has had a successful year OFFICERS Presudent Carol Shurnaker Vuce Presudent Joanne Oden Treasurer Carol Yackee Secretary Maruon Barnes u - 1 1 1 1 r - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 TOP ROW Patt Muller Betty Galbranth Hazel Huffman Lots Burkholder Donelda Bender Mwst Vmen Manlyn Mxller Betty Pontuous Dansy Johnson FOURTH ROW Phyllrs Garman 'wnw O cr en Dorothy Shadle Joxce Falor Martha Galbrlath Mary Eberly Phyllis Gamber Sur-l Ret, cclfer Januce Puhl Geraldine Lockman THIRD ROW Paulune VonSegqern Joan T th Phxll Olmsted Paulmnc Olrnst d Martha Green Gay Muller Martha Stutzman Maxxne Dernnlunc P1tsx Dart Oorls Graber Carol McClarrer1 SECOND ROW Miss Montdomefv Bernle Gold rnrth Susan Knapp Frseda Darling Joan Rohrs Shrrley Fields Carol Kutzlu BOTTOM ROW Barbara Blalr Joyce Fraker Jeanette Malls Rose Ann Carter Patty lmes Norma Pla man Ethyl Goldsrnlth Nancy Free Shlrley Blalr Byrde Dernalvne Nancy Roth The Wauseon Future Homemakers of Amernca had a very active and un terestnng year The exhibit and contests entered at the Fulton County Falr along wuth the Homecomnng Float proved the abllnty of the chapter mem bers The chapter hopes to reach all the goals necessary to achueve the Ohuo Award of Merst Some ot the gurls recenved their gunuor and chapter home maker degrees Happuer Homes for Better Lvvung was the year s theme followed nn the two monthly day fume meetings One socnal nught meeting was held each month The chapter was hostess to the other chapters of the country at the November meeting Mrs Walter Blanr was selected Chapter Mother for the year and has proved to be a very capable one Shurley Goldsmith local chapter presudent was also state treasurer Byrde Dernalune served as president of the Fulton County F H A Organ uzatuon The advrsor lS Mass Montgomery 46 o 0 Kel .J tsl' K J C, , ,l' Beyelrlx Andrews Shirley Goldsmith 'Lula Trudel, Bonnle Baker, Jean Shlppv, Nanette-Frakerl Il r A ' ll TOP ROW Roger Rohrs Merle Aeschelman Jim Von Seggarn .lim Smith Victor Plassrnan Lee Huener Ray Whitcomb Allen Seigmer SECOND ROW Roland Richer Charles Murray Merrill Sams Loval Badglev Leslie Lane Dick Weber Ronald Entenman Ed Muller Mr Tee garden FIRST ROW George Abbott Bob Oyer Don Schroder Lawrence Lind Richard Flory Bob Dickerson Gene Bernath Bill Lind Jack Howard The F FA motto is Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to Serve The club certainly lives up to its motto here in Wauseon High School where it is very active in school affairs During the school year l95O and l95l the F FA did many things to help better our school and club These things are l American Farmer 2 State Farmers State Farm Shop Champion Bronze rating in National Dairy Judging contest Gold rating in Parliamentary Procedure lst and 2nd County demonstrations champions Attended State Convention Members attended F F A camp Chose Chapter Sweetheart Organized a Dairy Improvement Association Attended church in a group on Rural Lite Sunday Selected Big Brother for Freshmen Held Parent and Son Banquet Entered float in Homecoming and Fair Parades Held a Project Tour Sponsored F HA F FA Hayride and Skating Party Conducting two Gilt Chain Sold Popcorn at basketball and football games Selected Chapter Honorary member Held pest contest Held a joint meeting with another local chapter Exhibited a Window Display Held a Chapter Public Speaking contest 47 State Dairy Judging Champions Ae Cm T anette Whrtmer Byrde Demaline Marlorie Goldsmith Percene Spencer SIXTH ROW Nanette Grseser Mary Ehrat Nancy Jordan Phyllis Frazier Joan Leggett Nancy Botts Barbara Boyers Janice Colon Mary Croninger Shirley Cunning ham Joan Markley Maxine Goff FIFTH ROW Phyllis Gamber Lois Murray Lorene Gilson Bonnie Cole Jane Yackee Nancy Vagan Norma Plassman Maxine Demaline Priscilla Rupp Aleen McKeever Marjorie Burkholder Marel Yoder FOURTH ROW Nedra Hall Judy Nels Ann Hummon Carol Wiler Jean Mohr Chloe Robinson Nina OBrien Dorothy Shadle Evelyn Shadle Rita Struble Kay Drummer Beverly Barrett Florence Miller THIRD ROW Jeanine Farber Jeanette Mills Nancy Roth Bonnie Wolf Jean Clements Lois Bixler Shirley Struble Doris Muller Sara Reugsecker Loreta Bonar Beverly Bernath Ethyl Goldsmith Sally Fernam berg SECOND ROW Janice Puhl Lois Burkholder lla Nofziger Nanette Fraker Susan Knapp Joyce Fraker Bernie Goldsmith Shirley Fields Barbara McElhaney Nancy Reed Jerry Mills Helen Trudel Joan Rohrs BOTTOM ROW Barbara Blair Pauline VonSeqgarn Joan Toth Rose Ann Rashley Donelda Bender Betty Pontuous Shirley Goldsmith Mary Vollmer Patsy Dart Mary Schwall Carolyn Saunders Iris Wyse Marlene Burkholder Patsy Grove Carol McClarren Mr Kunkle OP ROW Phyllis Erney Janice Hall Je The Girls Glee Club is an g g r s under the leadership of Mr K kl un e This year the club boasts 85 members, the largest it has ever been If you happen to be around the fifth period on Tuesday you d probably sa Th The club this year as in past years has been active. Some of the members sang in the county festival. The whole group sang in the contest at Bowling Green and at the Spring Band Concert. The club also sang sev- eral numbers on the Christmas program. organization of Senior Hi h I I y ey sound wonderful 48 Ogff Mgr TOP ROW Tom Hauensteun Roger Watkms Larry Nofznger Jerry Boyers Bull Armstrong Tom Roos FOURTH ROW Bob Lammon Marvm Gold smuth Harold Teegarden Howard Wannamacher Jerry Lauber Larry Rupp Robert Drckerson THIRD ROW Tom Ross Stanley Lammon Ted Trudel Rrchard Beaverson Randall VanValkenberg Rnchard Stevens Lawrence Lund Jnm Todd SECOND ROW Jnm Hoy Terry Barber Wesley Rupp Robert Boydston Ronald Wulkne Don Dusbrow Charles Krause Donald Wnlkue Gerald Krrck BOTTOM ROW Jummy Colon Rnchard Frey George Abbot Ronald Rncher Glen Baum Ed Muller John Buchop Nnck Raymond M Kunkle The boys glee club IS made up of boys from the upper four classes They partucupate In the sprang concert and some of them were chosen to sung rn the Boys Glee Club of the County Musuc Festival Thus ns one of the largest groups Mr Kunkle has ever had and we are happy to see the boys taking such an mterest un music 49 mxec! Ckorud TOP ROW George Abbot Roland Richer Richard Frey Richard Beaverson Charles Krause Tom Roos Tom Hauenstein Howard Wannamacher Larry Nofziger Bob Lammon Gerald Krick Hal Teegarden Jerry Boyers Bob Dickerson Larry Rupp Jerry Lauber Donald Wilkie Ed Miller Jimmy Colon Jerry Armstrong Evelyn Shadle Jeanette Whitrner Maryorie Burkholder Florence Miller Janice Colon Maxine Goff Joan Markley Beverly Barrett Mary Schwall Nancy Reed Barbara McElhaney Shirley Fields Don Schroeder Ronald Entenman BOTTOM ROW Bonnie Wolf Betty Pontius Mary Vollmer Shirley Cunningham Nancy Botts Ann Rashley Marlene Burkholder Iris Wyse Percene Spencer Jerry Mills Helen Trudel Sally Fernarnberg This group is comprised of students who are selected from the boys and girls glee clubs During the year they have sung for the Easter service the Spring Concert and the Commencement Some of the outstanding members par ticipated in the annual AllCounty Festival The chorus went to Bowling Green State University to represent our school in the district music contest Under the apt direction of Mr Kunkle this group has proved a credit to our school . Marvin Goldsmith, Roger Watkins, Ronald Wilkie. SECOND ROW? Jiifllfie Hall, 'Phyllis Ef '9Y, C3V0lYf1 Saumilefi Joan T0Tl'1, R055 1 - 1 - 50 gi purpode ana! .f4cAieuemenf5 TOP ROW Maruon Barnes Barbara Harmon Barbara Lucas Kay Drummer FIRST ROW Ruth Shull Bonnue Huyck Chloe Ann Robunson SECOND ROW Helen Baker Lula Trudel Jean Shuppy Lous Buxler Muss Senuor Trudel Jean Clements Bev Barrett Ruta Struble Pat Presudent Lula Trudel Secretary Treasurer Ruta Struble The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon was organuzed to stumu late unterest and sportsmanshup un athletucs It us the purpose of thus organuzatuon to carry out these pruncuples Thus year the G A A sold statuonery collected tax stamps and had a concessuon at a basketball game S1 Vice-President ........................... Jean Shippy 11l ' Cllfl '1- The band is one of the most active organizations in school. lt not only offers musical education to the stu- dents, but it has always been a constant booster of school spirit. The community increased its interest in the band by aiding the Band Mothers in buying new! uniforms last fall. Last summer the band opened softball season with a parade, participated in the Firemen's Convention at Defiance, and played in the Bryan, Deshler, Archbold, Delta, and Wauseon l-lomecomings. The biggest high- light of the band's summer activities was the trip to Columbus to see the State Fair. Pre-game and half-time performances were fully displayed with precision marching and clever formations at all the football games. ln October, the band took part in the Marching Band Festival at Napoleon. Delegates from the band played in the annual County Music Festival in March. Ensembles and indi- viduals toolc part in the district auditions. The band was one of the main features in the annual Spring Concert in May. The success of the band must be credited to Mr. Kunkle whose patience with his students is a never- ending wonder. I Clf0l QtfQ5 Joan Toth, Dorothy Shadle, Phyllis Erney, Janice Colon, Barbara Boyers 'll Q .a.f, Q nl, 5 0 un.. ,A , T ' I J' 4 D 1 IA. fl ,arslfw 6' . V .-. .H , L ' A ,' in -. T, .iw 4 , - i - Q11 xv ' 1 ' i s ,fy L1 x U V T T C ,is -. 52 NT .115 in r T 'fl ,xdcfiuifg Rita Struble Roger Watkins Hal Teegarden Mary Schwall Jim Boydston Carolyn Saunders Gene Bernath During the year over 5 OOO books were circulated through the high school library This work is carried on by the student librarians who donate their service for two or three periods each week At the begirnmg of each year Miss Eleanor Wolf of the public lnbrary comes into the school and works with these pupils untll they know how to arrange books on the shelves charge them to the borrower and make up circulation reports Mnss Alice Money acts as faculty super visor of the library L l'al lal'l6 TOP ROW Barbara Harmon Eve lyn Bixler Carol Kutzli Roger Watkins Chloe Ann Robinson Mary Ehrat Judy Nels Nedra Hall SECOND ROW Florence Miller Jean Mohr Loss Murray Phyllis Frazier Rita Struble Lois Bixler FIRST ROW Marporie Burkholder Shirley Fields Miss Money Nancy Jordan Joan Markley Joan Leg gen The Librarians each year maintain an orderly and eff: ciently operated library here at the hugh school They donate their free periods to help out in issuing and receiving books collecting fines and keeping the library an a neat and orderly condition Their advisors are Miss Money and Miss Wolf of the Wauseon Public Library Q ZQXTUUQETUQS U E Q C'-1'-QQ joofgaf FIRST ROW: Jim Hoy, Terry Barber, Charles Murray, Stanley Lam- mon, Ted Trudel, Tom Ross, Billy Gorsuch, Jack Howard, Gene Dominique, Wesley Rupp, Dick Smith. SECOND ROW: Coach Allo- way, Jerry Whitmer, Marvin Warncke, Chuck Krause, Jim Dominique, George Windisch, Tom Roos, Carl Kutzli, Jim Boydston, Don Stine, Victor Plassman, Dick Stevens, Coach Wenger, THIRD ROW: Roger Watkins, Jack Smith, John Miley, Jim Todd, Gerald Krick, Larry Rupp, Marvin Goldsmith, Bob Dickerson, Jerry Boyers, Bob Lammon, Lawrence Lind, Stanley Moll. 55 CLASSES Ol' I 947 - l9-4 Don Stine, tackle-Don was a valuable defensive player in his position at either guard or tackle. Tom Roos, center-Although Tom was one of the lightest players on the team, he made up for his lack of weight with a cat-like quickness. Stan Moll, guard-Stan was considered one of the best line-backers in the league and received honorable mention at the end of the season. Bob Lammon, tackle-Bob's size and weight enabled him to fill a large gap in our line. Jerry Boyers, guard-His team spirit was an asset to the team, Jerry was hampered somewhat by a nose injury, Bob Dickerson, end-Bob's speed was an important factor in the Indians' passing attack. He also was a hard tackler. Marvin Goldsmith, back-Marv was the triple-threat man of the team. He did most of the passing and all the kicking for the team. Larry Rupp, end-Larry's great defensive ability won him a place on the all-league first team. He also turned in good performances at his position as offensive end. Gerald Krick, end--Gerald was another of the defensive spark-plugs of the team, His team spirit contributed much to his playing. Jim Todd, back- Satch was the powerhouse of the team. He was called upon when we needed two or three yards badly. Jim was elected co-captain. Roger Watkins, back-Roger called the plays and was more or less the brains of the team. He also was an ex- cellent ground gainer. Gerald Sampson, back-Although Gerald didn't see too much action, he was probably the best trainer on the team, and his spirit was an inspiration to his teammates. NOT PICTURED Jack Smith, center-Smitty proved to be an excellent cen- ter for his first year at that position. He was also elected co-captain. John Miley, tackle-John could be counted upon to fill quite a gap in the line. His weight made him a hard man to move. 56 ulrdify algae I9 -a 2 4 ,V A ,K n J kv 'XV Mlfiilfg 36107, TOP ROW Mr Wenger Howard Wanamacher Tom Roos Larry Rupp Gerald Sampson Gerald Krnck Ruchard Flory Jerry Lauber Mr Alloway FIRST ROW Jnm Todd Roger Watkins Marvin Goldsmnth Tom Hauensteun Larry Nofzlger Gene Dominique BASKETBALL RESULTS Wauseon Team Opposutnon Anthony Wayne Perrysburg Archbold Bryan Liberty Center Montpelier Delta Napoleon Bryan Luberty Center Defnance Archbold Montpeller Napoleon Swanton Tournament Clay 5 27 37 38 46 36 45 28 29 32 ' 45 33 Defiance 39 26 47 34 49 36 63 38 ' 40 40 ' 4l 49 69 35 ' 44 37 45 49 39 32 - 55 e Jnm Todd and Tom Hauensfem Larry Nofznger and Tom Roos 3 f-.nik uw 'x Marvin Goldsmith and Gerald Krick Richard Flory and Larry Nofziger ' Q ' gn 6 K QA gt f ,, ini fl rg M2 ffl - Rf 'I tax. 123: , w - ffsfN , lfU'll0l' g6tJLQ!LClK FIRST ROW Roland McEIhaney Mgr Douglas Ward Vern Warncke Ted Trudel Carl Kutzll Roger Beaverson Roger Rohrs Coach Wenger SECOND ROW Myron Phulllps Robert Gllson Lowell Warncke Glen Baum Paul Yoder Jrrn Fernamberg THIRD ROW Jam Hendruckson Gordon Boydsfon John Trudel Rachard Barber Jnm Boucher Denms Ty Rupp Rnchard l-lend rlckson FOURTH ROW Bull Brunkman Bob Drummer Marvin Nofznger Phnllup Roos Ronald Puhl Carl Barnes Don Moll December December December December December January 4 January 9 January l l January 18 January 25 February l February 3 February 8 Monday Tuesday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Tuesday Thursday Thursday Thursday Thursday Saturday Thursday 400 630 430 430 430 430 630 430 430 430 430 630 430 At Pnke Archbold At Bryan Liberty Center Def: nce At Montpelner Prke Napoleon Bryan At Luberty Center At Defuance At Archbold Montpelrer They 1 Q , L 4 FRESHMAN AND JUNIOR HIGH SCHEDULE We 4 : ' l9 7 5 3 24 34 7 1 I5 35 14 : ' 20 38 22 3 'a 26 24 1 ' 29 27 : ' l3 53 1 l6 36 : l7 27 3 ' 27 40 : ' l2 I8 1 ' 20 l7 I 45- I L Loreta Bonar Percene Spencer Mary Ellen Cronmger 63 QFUOI' A CAQQPLGJQPJ Q MARY CRONINGER-Sub MAIUORIE GOLDSMITH SALLY FERNAMBERG JEANETTE WHITMER The Sensor Hugh Cheerleaders thas year were really working to get the student body behmd the team and cheer them on to vuctory They stnved to buuld up the school splrut and the teams morale These fuve semor gurls all deserve a pat on the back and someone to say A hard job well done 64 Q O L x . 9 Q' 5 sg 5 , . . X f t . , A , K , X , N . +V -4+ 4 905, Tl- ,ot 'QQ ROSALYN McELl'lANEY NINA MARKLEY ,.. 44,4 CA QQPACI QPJ VIOLET BRINKMAN SHIRLEY WOLF Let's all say Hats Off to these four freshmen girls who really were out there pitching for their team this year. They worked hard and long with a great amount of pep to build up a good school spirit. We all hope that we will see more of them in future years. Ewa lem Loreta Bonar, Howard Wanamacher, Gene Dominque The Boosters are those people you see running around the halls before the games putting up signs and streamers. They make sure all know there is a game that night. They decorate the light posts on Fulton Street and the goal posts at Harmon Field during the football sea- son and the gym during basketball season. They deserve a pat on the back from everyone for all the work they have done to boost the morale of the teams 0l'lCQl'i BOTTOM ROW Judy Nels Lorene Gulson Nanette Grnser Nedra Hall Rolond McElhaney Bob Oye Douglas Ward John Buchop Gene Dommuque Carolyn Saunders Carol Yackee Carol Shumaker Dons Muller Rosayln McElhaney Duck Hendruckson James Hendrnsckson Carol Biddle Patty Dommuque Marlon Barnes BAND MEMBERS SECOND ROW Carol Fruley Pat Lucas Saundra Turner Bonnue Cole Mary Schwall Bonnue Wolf Sally Fernamberg Nancy Botts Ruth Shull Aleen McKeever Beverly Bernafh Mary Vollmer Kay Drummer Jeanlne Farber Barbara McElhaney Shurley Goldsmuth Mary Ehraf THIRD ROW Ins Wyse Mary Cromnger Helen Trudel Phyllis Erney Jean Clements Joan Oden Tom Ross James Hoy Richard Barber John Trudel Mary Wagner Norma Plassman Percene Spencer Nancy Hummon FOURTH ROW Janice Hall Shirley Cunningham Maxme Goff Loss Murray Florence Muller Jerry Boyer Bob Wller Don Schroeder Sandra Rupe Mr Kunkle FIFTH ROW lla Nofzlger Harold Stine Ronold Enterman r . ' ' Ronold Wilkie Gerald Krick Larry Nofziger ee giggling-izriocf .Zur v STANDING Gerald Krnck Jerry Boyers SEATED Ronald Wulkne Larry Nofznger 3 Snglng U6 L26 j LEFT TO RIGHT Sally Fernamberg Joan Markley Phyllns Erney Shnrley Cunmng ham Barbara McElhaney Maxme Goff 6 CC IX L ' ll . ra f 4 , 7 fbAUEQZk m cffi ms A I ll 'I mx X H D VL! Q3 0 6 :wig f ,Q K if Y C C1 .S?ag25 fI'bl,CL Stagestruck was presented November I6 The cast was as follows The Junior Class Play a able dlrectlon of Mass Smath Mary Schwall and I7 under the c p Jennnfer George John Wuttuer Jum Boydston Mrs George Nancy Botts B ant Joan Markley Maxlne Goff I Cunmngham Mrs Wnther Alnce George Dave C u Katy Shirley Struble Tex Wulllams Ronald Wnlkue Prompters Januce Colon Barbara Boyers Joan Leggett Carolyn Saunders Properties 69 X . 66 7? chfimne fy ffIllllfflfliffIfffllllllfll' hckKrause The first Senior Class Play Cuckoos on the Hearth was presented April 12 8. 13 under the able direction of Mr Elsass The cast of characters was as follows Charlotte Carleton ......,......................... Sally Fernamberg Don Carleton Sheriff Preble ................,..................... Professor .... . . . .Tom Roos .Gene Bernath Bob Dickerson Doc Ferris ......................................... Larry Rupp Rev. Clarence Lulu Pung. . . Zadoc Grimes ................,...............,.... Dr. Gordon. . Beulah Peck. Underhill .............................. Roger Watkins .......................................HelenTrudel . Hal Teegarden ....................................MidgeGoldsmith . . .Lila Trudel State Trooper .....................................,.... Jim Todd Abby ....... Prompters. . . Properties. . . Kutzli,NancyReed ............,.,...........JeanetteWhutmer,JoanRohrs Stage Managers ............................ Ed Roth, Gerald Sampson CC 77 CucLoo5 on IAQ .NQCUJA 3 T .. , , H I X V f wi d b Colonel Radvuany fGerald The duel about to take place is portraye y Krickl and Baron Guda Radvlanv fTom Hauensteml with Mrs Gxrkovlcs lRrta Strublel Shari fBeverly Barrettl and Ella lBarbara McElhaneyl as on lookers The other members of the cast were as follows Mitzi Lt Horkoy Lt Sandorffy Katlnka Terka Klara Lisa Janko Maud Tom Telekl Prompters Properties Stage Mana Phyllis Erney Jerry Boyers Larry Nofzlger Byrde Demalnne Janice Hall Beverly Andrews Marel Yoder Jack Smith Percene Spencer Don Schroeder Shirley Fields and Kay Drummer Percene Spence gers ...................... Don Stine and Jim Todd d success largely through the efforts of Miss Smith r and Janice Hall The play prove a who so generously gave of her time and efforts to direct it. 71 l'0l'l'l lleefl MISS JOAN ROHRS was elected Prom Queen by a vast magornty of the Sensors CHUCK KRAUSS Junnor Class Pres: dent escorted her during the coronatuon 72 - ' ? 6 ' 5 2 I ' S , sf Hz 11. 1251 iz! u tl . .. 1 ,b in 4? f 3 ,F Q :fu K ' 'ist 1 Ah 1 f . , ' , . 661:55 I9 0,9 ec Upon wrutung thus my colleagues and I have uust completed a trup around the world un our jet plane Our pulot and stewardess were Stan Moll and Beverly Andrews Whule on our adventures we met many of our former classmates and we would luke to report to you now what they are doung now after ten years away from Wauseon Hugh School Furst we went to the Brutush Isles where we found Lula Trudel and Pat Lucas un a steeplechase In London upon vusutung an Eluzabethan Theater we found Sally Fernamberg durectung the Shakespearean play Macbeth As we looked at our program we saw that Phyllus Erney was playung Lady Macbeth and that Tom Roos was playung the part of Macbeth Also on stage un England we saw Larry Rupp playung the part of Lord Inverness Leavung England we went to Ireland where Maruorue Marvun and Shur Iey Goldsmuth were deducatung the shrune to theur long lost ancestor Oluver Goldsmuth Next we whuzzed over Scotland where we saw Barbara McEIhaney sung ung Scottush folk songs Our next stop was Germany where we see Ruchard Flory teachung Ag ruculture un Heudelberg Unuversuty From Germany we flew to France Januce Hall us one of the most ex clusuve dress desugners un Parus Also un Parus we saw Jerry Boyers at the Opera House on hus European tour Hus accompanust was Tommy Shadle From Parus we traveled down to the Ruvuera where we met Tom Hauensteun managung a dry cleanung esetablushment We also saw Carol Kutzlu there She us chuef duetucuan un the mansuon of Robert Lammon the unventor of a gasless automobule In Monte Carlo we found Bob Batdorf on a fabulous flung Leavung France we whuzzed to Spam where we were greeted by the U S ambassador Harold Burkholder He gracuously entertauned us by takung us to a Spanush cafe where the featured entertauner was none other than Percene Spencer We arruved un Italy to fund Beverly Barrett runnung a chaun of shoe stores Now we take you to Swutzerland where we fund Byrde Demalune teach ung Skuung hugh up un the Alps Mountauns Flyung on to Austrua we decuded to take un the Olympucs Jum Todd was one of the contestants from the Unuted States In Yugoslavua we found Phyllus Garman and Betty Galbrauth managung the Daury Queen uce cream stores Our next stop was Afruca I-lere we found Jeanette Whutmer teachung Home Ec to Pygmy women As we passed through Afruca we met Don Stune who us now commander of the French Foreugn Leguon Turkey was the next stop on our flught and we were met by the Sultan of Turkey Robert Gruder In Istanbul we met Florence Muller at her famous reducung salon Our pulot decuded that we should stop at Iran and see an old school mate Gene Bernath who was enguneerung the Iayung of a pupe lune W accudentally met Roger Watkuns here also He us now a preachung and sung ung evangelust of the world Our curuosuty got the best of us so we decuded to fly to Russua to see Hal Teegarden the Unuted States ambassador to Russua 73 1 - 1 - - ll 11 1 I I ' 1 I , . , . . . , , . , , . e 1 , . 0:55 p I9 QC? lr lndua we chanced to meet Percllla Rupp baker of soecnal cakes The next stop was Chrna where we heard a lecture for peace rn Nan kung by Phyllis Olmstead We also saw Robert Duckerson teachung agrucul ture to the Chrnese farm Fnllowtno our trrn t Chrns we went to Japan where we found Nancy Reed s tunlshunq school for gurls On the lsland cf Form 1 we saw Patty Muller who IS the head of a D P orphanage Landvng on the Phnlunounes we were met by the Amerrcan Consul George Krenghhaum As we shopped for groceries there un the ASP Markets we were surprused to meet Jack Smlth the manager On the Island of New Gurnea we ate at the delncatessen owned by Marvel Spurgeon On arrnvung at the arrport rn Australia we were met by Jean Shrppy who ns a major ln the WAP s Later we went to New Lealand where Shnrley Flelds IS teaching speecn We decided to stop at Bnknnx and we were surprused to see Marilyn Rnchards who was modelung bathlng suits As we stopped for refuelnng at the Hawanan lslands we saw Helen Trudel teaching the saulors to hula Flying over Argentnna the great cattle ranch of Don Schroler was pounted out to us When we stopped In Brazul we traveled to the coffee plantation of Bob Wnler Just a short dnstance from has plantatxon us Marel Yoders beauty school On the way ho-'ne we stopped an Mexico to see Hazel Huffman who was running a lunch stand whlch us noted for nts hot tamales In Hollywood we saw Freuda Darlung as the top halr desugner an that part of the country Over an Nebraska we saw Ed Roth nn has tool and due manufacturnng plant From Seattle Washnngton Jerry Malls was about to set out for an expedntlon to the South Pole We coaxed our prlot to take us to Alaska yet and who do you thunk we found there? Gerald Sampson prospectlng for gold Coming back through Canada we stopped to see Ruta Struble who IS married to a Royal Mounted Polnceman Back In the Unuted States we were greeted by Evelyn Blxler the fnrst woman presldent of the United States We also met Larry Nofzlger In Wash lngton He us now edrtor of Esqunre magaznne Gerald Krlck was also there He IS takang the place of the cartoonust Al Capp In New York we vrslted the Unnted Natuons where Margorne Burkholder ns one of the most promunent secretarnes We declded to go to Florlda where Joan Rohrs was poslng for photog raphers nn the Cypress Gardens On the way back to Wauseon we stopped at Fort Wayne to see the stock car races for our former classmate Kay Drummer was One of the druvers At last we returned to Grerser s airport tured but happy at the oppor tunuty of renewnng our acquanntance wnth our old school chums 74 I s , 4 I . . 4 - K QVC , V . r A f ' . , , . . . nr . , l u 'nr .1 I - 1 . 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