Western Ohio College - Reflection Yearbook (Celina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1964 volume:

WV 1, xiwrr 1le hfinVW .' ' ' H w. g ' .' WW .u w Err ;;,-v r 2M W 0. 8. Z I 963-64 Still growing . . . To over three hundred students during the past year, the above edifice was more than a mere building. To some it was the beginning of a full and rewarding education, to others it was a place to funher their already chosen profession and to others it was a situation whereby they could discover what they wanted from life. It is hoped by all acquainted with the school, that this building is merely an embryo, from whence greater things shall come. We again salute all those who have been actively engaged in the propagation of this fine school. The Editors Resident Dirccmr It's officiall Roger J. Stauffer is our full time resident diIector, now living in the community of Celina. Although as- sociated with Ohio Northern University, he no longer instructs there, and is free to devote more time to his counseling, teaching, and administrative duties at W.O.E.F. Enough cannot be said concern- ing his efforts in the birth, development, and continued improvement of this insti- tution. Be this only a tribute in type, we fully appreciate and applaud R. I. Stauf- fer - The Man. Business Secretary Farewell and good luck, Mrs. Gould. This was a com- mon remark toward the end ofthe '63-'64 school year at W.O.E.F. Mrs. Gould has left these halls for a new residence and a new line of endeavor in California. No more will one see her smiling face as one goes by her always open office door; no more will one seek her assistance on pressing, seemingly importantmatters; no more. The whole of the student body shall sorely miss herI and together we all wish her the very best of everything. 16mm! of trustees The board of trustees has increased in size this past year as has the enrollment. They are from left to right: William McPherson, Victor Fuherwerk, Treasurer; Wal- lace McMartin, President; A. C. Lachstadter, Mrs. Harry Gould, Clerk; and Mrs. J. H. Dasenbrock, Secretary. Those standing are: William Meikle, Joe Lersky, Standard Reporter; Roger Clapp, John Herkenhoff, James Dicke, J. C, Patty, David Sowar, and R, J, Stauffer, Resident Director. Those not available when picture was taken are: S. G. Burgess, Vice President; Donald Dudgeon. Boyd Granger, B. D, Hansel, and Perry Wise. Schwl Maintenance The smiling face in the picture at left is the ever-happy' countenance of Roger Spohn, school custodian. His duties include keeping the school warm in winter, grass trimmed in summer, and the students constantly cheered with his timely remarks. Vive la Roger! The members are from left to right: mack tom Gregg Miller, Dennis Ream, Vice President; Dewey Goldenetz, President; Susan Dicke, Secretary; Carol Davis, Treas- urer; Bob Schroer, Uront row Becky Meckstroth, Gloria Hundley, Sue Thompson, Mabel Thomas. XN NU3 Members of the yearbook staff are from left to right: Phyllis Deitsch, Sue Thompson, Carol Davis, Kathy Burke, Paul Gray, Rich Stein, Editor; Roger Bigelow, Mary Gause- pohl, Mabel Thomas, and Becky Meckstroth. . H.t. MRS , KAT HRYN CRIDER Children's Literature PROF. RHEA EARL Teaching Language Arts DR, KATY L. HANSON Children's Literature School and Society PROF. MARILYNNE S. ELLERY Tea ching Reading PEN DR. HERBERT S. SPENCER History and Philosophy of Education MR. HARRY BYERS Social Studies DR. HILDRED B. JONES Introduction to Education Elementary Curriculum Chemistry for Teachers Science for Teachers R BECK DR' VIRGIL R' U Adolescent Growth Teaching Arithmetic Child Development Teaching Reading MR, V. E. KATTERHEINRICH Chemistry PROF. GERALD R. MESSICK PROF. ERNESTS M. ABELE Physics Astronomy DR. DANIEL R, BUTLER PROF. FLOYD W, HOCH Biology Biology CIENCE DEPARTMENT DR. ROY E, SNYDER DR. ROBERT E. TIPPLE Biology Biology m -. A ..7,m..,.-u1m' IF PROF. GEORGIA P. SPELMAN Speech PROF. ROGER J. STAUFFER Insurance Economics PROF. CHARLES CARLSON Economics Advertising Wins IF , M, - - . 7. ,s I MR. DONALD WHITNEY MR. RUSSELL RANEY Prin. of Accounting Marketing DEPARTMENT MR. DON PURDY Business Law MR. BOYER Prin. of Accounting V UMMwJWM T PROF, GORDON M. BENNETT Math, of Finance Statistics PROF, EARL E, LHAMON Calculus DR. LOUIS D. RODABAUGH Fundamental Math. Calculus PROF. DONALD SHULT Fundamental Math. DR. OSCAR G. DARLINGTON Western Civilization DR. OTIS GAMES United States History MR. PAUL W. WEHR t Ohio History MR. HUGH ROSSI American Government 47 , .MMJKWU T? Social Sciences DR. DAVID H. MARKLE Courtship'and Marriage V.' v r dummy X 1. ,..2m -- 'VIVx PROF. WILLIAM ROBERT CRIDER PROF. ALFRED E. COHOE General Psychology General Sociology Psychology of Exceptional Child MW Y Wu .x ,. PROF. GEORGE E. BELCH American Literature English Composition DR. CLYDE H. DORNBUSCH American Literature English Composition DR. MATTHIAS SCHMITZ German Cultural Development pROF CLARENCE MYERS German English Composition . Mm F f3 DR. LOWELL E, WEITZ Introduction to Music PROF. RICHARD LASKO Music for Elem, Teachers W W m1, Or?- 'WLUm mL.JM:anmtu PROF. IVAN C, HODGES Bible History DR. HAROLD H, HINDERLITER Philosophy and Religion DR. EUGENE K, EAKIN History and Philosophy of Education EKWI' Audio- Vilma! Aids MR. RALPH BLAUVELT Audio Visual Aids PROF. JOSEPH BANKS Physical Education Health Education Plays and Games Pitysiml fducatian 1x PROF. JOHN H. WEST Art for Elem. Teachers mg a nr PROF. WILLIE LONGSHORE Art for Elem, Teachers Autograph Autographs Alig, Joyce Anthony, Mary A. Bagley, Eugene Bair, Mercile Bauer, Jenny Beatley, Joanne Bell, Wanetta Beougher, Lowell Bergman, Betty Betz, James Billerman. Rachael Boecker, Henry Bolenbaugh, Jack Bowling, Alice Brackney, George Butcher, Lois Butler, Grover Chapman, Clinton Christian, Judy Clapp, Donna Cook. Carolyn Crites, Helen Curry, Virginia Dantz, Mike Deerhake, Alice Deerhake, Gene Deerhake, Mary Denniston, Pam Derry, Rondalee Derrick, Jack Droesch, Jean Dumbauld, Becky Dumbauld, Dan Dunlap, Dan Evers, Clem Fails. Nina Fent, Linda Fought, Ruth Fritz, Don Fox, Paula Cant, Mike George, Janice Gilmore, Ray Goodenough, Beverly 611mm: 856mm Gooding, Kenneth Guard. Barbara Gudorf, Leonard Hall, Lois Hardacre, Jean Harmon, Gary Hartman, Mary Hertenstein, Dorothy Hiatt, Marabeth High, Barbara Hilbert, Donna Hoch, Linda Hollinger, Helen Huston, Pat Johnson, Paul Johnston, Nancy Katterheinrich, Doug Katterheinrich, Viola Katterhenry, Mary Ann Kerns, Barb Knapke, Thomas Kuck, Ruth Lachstadter, Anthony Lammers, Dorothy Lautzenheiser, Mary Lawrence, James Leugers, Elsie Lewis, Thelma Lunsford, Joseph Mace, Inas Marbaugh, Carmilla Marbaugh, Dorothy Martens, Diane Martindale, Linda McKeever, Vera McOmber, Donald Meckstroth, Gertrude Menchhofer, Bill Miller, Janice Miller, John Moeggenberg, St. Ann Muhlenkamp, Lucille Niemeyer, George Niswander, Larry QM! Norberg, Robert Peebles, Irene Pennington, Ken Peters, Kent Peters, Larry Pressar, Florence Radner, Jane Rampe, Caroline Raudabaugh, Jeanette Rocke, Ron Roughier, Helen Schenking, Ann Schmidt, Vernon Schoen, Cecilia Schrorer, Bob Schroyer, Melba Sidenbender, Tom Skeets, Mary Snow, Bernice Snyder, Robert Spieler, Bette Stahlman, Vardana Strayer, Lenore Sunderhause, Barb This, Eugene Thomas, Sharna Thompson, Thelma Thompson, Mona Urich, Mary Wacker, Karl Walter, Jerome Walter, Thomas Webb, Bette white, Pat Wilson, Jim Wilson, Mama Wietholter, Ronald Wiseman, Evaleen Worline, Gwendolyn Young. Ann Yomg, Chester Zerkel, Harold The above names represent those students whose pictures we were unable to secure. On the following pages are the pictures of the remaining student body. 5 m d m 5 -, . ., AWMIWB 'Y? Betty Agler Dale Alig Lois Amstutz Mary Jane Anderson Steve Anderson Thelma Arnett 1' Kathy Art Cheryl Baker Anne Barga Rog Bigelow Larry Bergman C atherine Binkley Nihla Black Larry Boals Harry Bowden Pat Bowers Judy Boyce Lance Boyer Bill Brandon, Jr, Kathem Brewer Norman Cook Anne Cooper Bob Cozad Jim Dabbelt Carol Davis 1' Ed Davis Richard Deemes Phyllis Deitsch Susan Dicke Dave Breymaier Wanda Deiringer James Brickner Thomas Brickner Judy Brinkman Be'v Brown Kathy Burke Willa Carmean Daniel Cassidy Doris Cheesman Lora Collins Monte Dull Tom Dwenger Phyllis Ellis Donald Elsass Becky Evans Loretta Fast Linda Fisher Mildred Fisher Donna Foor Jack Frysinger Mary Gausepohl Tom Gerlach Lora Germann Constance Gibson Dale Golden Dewey Goldenetz Johnnie Gould Paul Gray Donna Griesdom Gene Grimm 3Srn? . MW .-- - : Ron Hammons Bob Hare Vernon Harruff Duane Hartwig Marie Heitkamp Jennie Hemmelgam Larry Hines James Hogan Kay Howell Janet Howick Carolyn Hoying Frieda Huelsman Gloria Hundley Madonna Ice Gerald Jerome Bob Judy Jack Griner Catherine Grundish Dale Guingrich C arol Ha gen Karl King Ron King Elaine Klenz Irene Kinkley Kathleen Klosterman Jim Koch Lois Koch Mack Kruse Annett Kuck Stan Kuck Mary Lou Kunk George Kalal Ned Katterheinrich Peggy Katterheinrich John Keller Trudy Kelly John Kemper John Keoppel Sharon Kochersperger Martin Krick :;: -. Lura Lunz Bob Lynch Alma Makley Robert Makley Bob Laffin Denny Mallory Dale Manbeck Kenny Mangen Pat Langenkamp Eleanor Langley Melba LaRoche Mike Lehman Tom Lewis Ron Mangen Doris Marbaugh Russ Marchal Norma Lhamon Jane Long Wayne Ludwig Darlene Lumpkin Martha Mathew Mlke MCCabe Jean McEldowney Kathy MCMurray BeCkY MECkstroth Ron Mendenhall Annita Meyer Mildred Miles Margaret Miley 30b Miller Eugene Miller Gmnga Joe Miller Melvin Miller Mike Milliser Ben Muhlenkamp John Muhlenkamp Roger Muhlenkamp Susan Muhlenkamp lane Murlin p. M, M, 1M: Harold Niekamp Mary Niekamp Jose ph Nocera Cletus N011 Roger Oliver John Olliver Bonnie Parker Muriel Pellegrino Rosie Pohlman Faith Polei Connie Porch Joan Prenger Ierry Purdy Kenneth Quinter Blaine Rabe Becky Rasawehr Nancy Murlin Jim Mustard Harold Muter Tom Myers Claudia Ray Denny Ream Paula Remaklus Oakland Roberts Kathlyn Rodeheffer Madeline Rodeheffer Everardo Rodriguez Lois Ruley Jerome Ruschau James Scales Nancy Sanders Torn Schelich Barbara Schott Marcella Schroeder Bev Schroer Marvin Schulte Henry Schwieterman David Scott Madonna Scott Sharon Seman Myrna Subler Kathryn Sullinger Sue Swayze Ginny Swisher Sheryl Temple Violet Terrell Nancy Tewell Gerald Thieman Kay Thomas Darlene Shindeldecker Mabel Thomas Dick Sibert Tim S melser Tom Sommer Jackie Springer Bob Stahl Kay Staudt Rich Stein Frank Stuck Larry Study Dave Williams Ruth Wolfe Roger Worthington John Wubler Tom Thomas Sue Thompson Mary Tumbush Lorene Van Horn Joan Vonderhaar Jane Voress Ric Wagonrod Lynda Waitman Keith Wallick Mike Wallick Judy Wannemacher Marilyn Wapplehorst Diane Webb Bob Weber Carl Wellman Elaine Westerberg ctivitigs DIRECTORS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Professor Banks an foreground of above pictura headed the expanded physical education program during the past year at W, O,E.F, His assistants 6tandin9 are from left to right: Bettye Harrington, Torn Israel, Dale Strahm. llgurk .l - .1i Precarious Pyramid Whafs Lost? This End Up Revenge in Phys. 821; M Z716 Majority M Rules 5 Heads of State Congregate Primp and CHARGE! ! Don't stop playing that flute, I pledge revenge. Come and meet i XX a your maker. 5 - . ' L Teacher's helpful team? 8. 2. 1 BLAST-OFF! -u Let's make this look good. There's a sneaky photographer wL 55' The blast-off was smoother! It's officia1--No new record! If I hold my arms just so. ,. j? WM jg Two points would win, I I l I l mmmm Meanwhile . . . 014 flit: inside There was a hip in the air, there was snow on the ground, and there was fun to be had by those present at W,O.E,F,'s first annual Christmas party, For lack of pictures, the hilarity, which included a Santa Claus in bermudas, a New Year's baby and much more, is incomplete. So the best suggestion that we can offer is for everyone to attend the almost certain second annual Christmas party for 1964, Valentim 19 254 211d,41mual Valmtim'is Dance Sweethearts in Paris Beautiful atmosphere, precision planning, and exotic music, all served to spell S-U-C -C -E-S-S at the second annual Valentine's dance sponsored by W.O.E,F. 's stu- dent council. In the above picture, as in the picture on the preceding page are ex- cerpts of the coronation dance. In the above picture on the page at The right, last year's king and queen IRichard Stein and Donna Griesdorm yield their reign to the new king and queen - Dewey Goldenetz and Carol Davis, In the picture below is the Ohio Northern dance band which provided lovely music for the successful affair Sweetheart 80m! QUEEN C arol Davis Denny Ream Eddie Davis Gloria Hundley Sharon Kochersperger KING Dewey Goldenetz Mary Jane Anderson Becky Evans Greg Miller Dale Guingrich ,. EL ..di..-3: .a.. A Bookstore Textbooks, art supplies, casual reading material, sweat- shirts, pens, pencils, school decals, notebooks, just name it, and the two co-owners of our neighboring bookstore - Mrs, Schelich and Mrs. Belknap will either provide it or get it for you. Under the name of the Cottage Bookstore, these two lovely ladies have been serv- ing the total needs of the stu- dent body of W.O.E,F. for the past two years. The community- at -large has also benefited from their enterprise as many books are purchased by non-students who wish to improve their read- ing standards. Their plan is to grow simultaneously with the school, a hope which is shared by many others. Hats off to the ladies next door! Visual $$wmmm g ' L c M V Library in use Co- Librarian Librarian Phyllis Deitsch Carol Davis Our library shelves are filling ra pidly, and it is continuously in use. Many people have generously contributed books while several students have unselfishly helped in its operation, The board has ap- l! propriated funds for its continued growth which shall benefit all those students who use it, , H - , - LWIJH Iaaagzg . , ' - ' -. - ,., W, W Pictures We Jfad 127; i Student in J14 cditatiou We feel this shot aaken in a sneaky fashiom depicts the ideal mood in studious concentration. Upon close scrutiny it is difficult to ascertain whether this student who shall remain namelessi was We prefer to believe that it was the latter of the two, Skeletons in 61ml? At first glance, it appears that the school administration may be hiding something. However, quite to the contrary, the school is very proud of its new biology lab which was in operation throughout the past school year, This shot only shows a small part of a well -equipped lab which made possible additional biology courses at W.O.E.F, testing his eyes or intently studying. A Moment of Reflection The above picture depicts a professor in quiet contemplation, a mood corresponding to this small piece of retrospect. Already a second year has gone by at this still-youthful school of higher learning. There have been many testimonials highly praising the ideals and progress of this institution, We feel they have been justly deserved, 1f the school has provided an otherwise unavailable education for one student, then it has served its original design; if it has furthered an already advanced education, then it has been successful; if it has caused the citizens of the area to reflect upon the ramifications of this educational boon, then it has been doubly successful. We feel, and assuredly so, that this school has accomplished all of the aforementioned and more, As is so true of all higher educational institutions, W. O. E, F. cannot and will not remain static. The End ...... mu- m mm: . n,