Western Ohio College - Reflection Yearbook (Celina, OH)

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Female section of court after announcement of king and queen. Stauffer adds the crowning touch. Dancing followed the coronation ceremony.

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5509915941705 gaff jge Cour! The first annual Sweetheart's Valentine Dance was held on February 15, 1963, at Edgewater Park from 8 P. M. to 12:00. Donna Laux and Richard Stein were chosen to reign as Queen and King of the dance. Their attendants were: Mary Gausepohl and Dale Guinrich, Rosemary Pohlman and Greg Miller, Linda Adams and Ray Gilmore, Kathy Burke and Rex Hiles, Pam Granger and Paul Gray, and Judy Sanders and Bill Menchoffer. The little crown-bearers in the above picture were: . Mike and Debra Laux.

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CENSORED! 921w 97mg. One still dark morning this past spring, six gallant lads from WOEF departed from Celina heading for Ft. Wayne via the foot route. Almost sixteen hours and fifty miles later, the weary six hikers struggled past the converted city limits of Ft. Wayne. The idea of the hike stemmed from a casual conversation in the student lounge and was stim- Looseh those muscles, and get a-going! Boy. these blisters smart! oijaorwoaof ulated further by a promise of the resident director to pur- chase for any finishers a school sweatshirt. With the incentive of bankruptihg the resident director, all six completed the hike, but not before acquiring mountains of blisters and mas- sive vocabularies of oaths. We of W.O.E.F. salute the sizzling six perambulators of our school. Oh, why did I ever come?