Woodville High School - Wohiana Yearbook (Woodville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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B. G. S. U. Cincinnati University Toledo University Woodville Normal ALICE MYERS Second Grade Findlay College Toledo University PERYLE METZ GER Second Grade Mus kingum Elementary Education B. G. S. U. HILDA ZEHNER Third Grade MILDRED SNYDER sixth Grade A Elementary Education B. G. S. U. LUCILLE HET RICK First Grade Elementary Education B. G. S. U. ANNABELLE BRINKMAN Sixth Grade B. S. in Education Huntington College EARNESTINE McDOWELL Fourth Grade Elementary Education B. G, S. U. M vu sl- ff z i f A Elementary Education Woodville Normal Ohio State RICHARD SPENCER Math B. S. in Education Ohio State FREDA SCHIEFER Science and Math Heilelberg College B.S. in Education MARY THOMAS English and Geography B. A. Baldwin-Wallace HAROLD C. FREY Vocational Agriculture B. S. Ohio State T L 1 T AGNES CALDWELL Art B. S. University of Wisconsin M.A. Ohio State JOYCE RUSSELL First Grade Wisconsin State Teachers College B. G. S. U. DOROTHY KENRICK Third and Fourth Grades Mansfield State Teachers College BETTY BRONSON Kindergarten B. S. Duke University B. G. S. U. KENT EY LER Physical Education Drivers Education B. S. Ohio State NORMAN H. RIFE Science B.A. Ohio Wesleyan ELOISE REITZEL Commercial B. S. Capital University ANTHONEDA HUYSSEN English and Languages B. A. Toledo University M. A. Toledo University KERMIT I-IOESMAN History and Biology B. S. in Education Ohio University EUNICE RIFE Physical Education and Commercial A.B. Salem College MAY MELICK Home Economics and English B. S. Mather College Western Reserve NEIL HEISS Music B. S. in Education Kent State University ,xg . 1..,g1.:gwm7.T, S 9 Q Q 2 S x ' fn . Q ,.- 4 M232 ., :Q u sq m , 4 yi .mem 1, .fu 1 --was ,xf all-f my f ii I .Q 5, E M A Hfsiife f -mam'-V .Wa 3452 .5 , .:,1: 1.1135 ,..g.4,.W., 9 ....., , T'?Y5iI:wZ:'?SliE2Ef .M . ,Z1,1 P ff wg fum AU' mg . , 1 5 I I f f-.M-, J- f- 45423-ai! -M ., .. . ,., ,NM an am vgwwmmw 4 W ki 'Q 5 X K w PROCTOR MISS ANTHONEDA HUYSSEN MARY ARMSTRONG PRESIDENT JOHN LITTLE VICE -PRESIDENT BA RB HAAS SECRETARY JUDY RADELOFF TREASURER ED BRUNS ROBERTA AMELING 'FAYE BAUMER EDWARD BRUNS EDWARD BOTTS DA VID CA MPER WILLARD EMCH EUNICE BUSDIECKER ALLEN DA MSCHRODER DORIS I-IAPPENY ROY HUSTON BA RBA RA HAAS JOHN LITTLE GARY HAHN ROGER HINRICKS SHIRLEY MALONE TERRY MAGSIG MARY LOUISE NIEDERMEIER .TUDITH RADELOFF HERBERT MEASLEY SADIE PIRTLE HOWARD SCHROEDER LYNNE WIT MER PICTURE NOT TAKEN MICHAEL TURNER in-0 HELEN RIFFLE DAVID YOUNG DENNIS SCHEPMAN JOYCE TAULKER f 'N W outz accompll hments AMELING Class Officer 1,25 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Instrumental Club 1-45 Spotlite 2-45 GAA 1-45 Class Play 3,45 All School Play 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,4, Officer 45 Wohiana 45 Cheerleader 2-45 Queen Attendant 2,3. ARMSTRONG Transferred from Mars High School, Mars, Pennsylvania5 Librarian 45 FHA 4. BAUMER Chorus 15 GAA 1-4, Officer 35 FHA 1,3,4, Officer 1,3,45 FBLA 3,45 Class Play 45 Dramatics Club 45 Queen Attendant 45 Spotlite 4. BUSDIECKER Chorus 15 FBLA 3,4, Officer 45 GAA 1-4, Officer 45 Wohiana 45 Dramatics Club 4. HAPPENY Band 45 Class Officer 25 FBLA 3,4, Officer 3,45 Class Play 3,45 GAA 1-45 Chorus 2,45 Spotlite 45 Wohiana 45 Dramatics Club 4. HAAS FBLA 3,4, Officer 45 Dramatics Club 45 GAA 1-45 Student Council 15 Wohiana 25 Spotlite 45 Cheerleader 2-45 Chorus 15 Band 3,45 Instrumental Club 3,4. MALONE FHA 2,35 Chorus 3,4. NIEDERMEIER GAA 1-4, Officer 25 Class Officer 15 Queen Attendant 15 Chorus 15 FBLA 3,4, Officer 45 State Officer 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Student Council 4, Officer 45 Class Play 3,45 Wohiana 2,45 Spotlite 45 All School Play 4. PIRTLE GAA 1-45 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-45 FHA 45 Librarian 1-45 Instrumental Club 1-45 Class Play 45 Dramatics Club 45 Spotlite 4. RAQELOFF Band 1-45 Chorus 1,45 GAA 1-45 Wohiana 3,45 Spotlite 45 Class Play 3,45 Instru- mental Club 1-45 Dramatics Club 1-45 All School Play 15 Class Officer 4. RIFFLE GAA 2-45 FBLA 3,45 FHA 45 Wohiana 3,45 Spotlite 4. TAULKER GAA 1-4, Officer 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 FBLA 3,45 Band 1,45 Chorus 1,3,45 Spotlite 45 Wohiana 45 All School Play 3,45 Class Play 4. WITMER Band 1-45 GAA 1-45 Instrumental Club 1-45 Chorus 25 Wohiana 45 Spotlite 2-45 Class Play 3,45 All School Play 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Librarian 1-35 Girls' State 35 Salutatorian. BOTTS Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 45 Dramatics Club 3,4, Officer 45 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer 2,35 All School Play 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1-45 Varsity Club 3,4, Officer 3,45 Wohiana 4. BRUNS Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Class Play 3,45 All School Play 3,45 Class Officer 3,4. CAMPER FFA 1-4, Officer 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball 1-3. DAMSCHRODER FFA 1-4, Officer 2-45 County Officer 3,45 Basketball l-45 Hi-Y 3,45 Wohiana 45 Dramatics Club 3,45 Librarian 1,25 Class Play 3,45 All School Play 35 Class Officer 15 Student Council 1,25 Boys' State 35 National Honor Society 4. EMCH Basketball 1-45 Baseball 3, Manager 15 I-li-Y 3,4, Officer 45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 1,25 All School Play 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 Student Council 3,4, Officer 45 Varsity Club 45 Band l,2,45 Instrumental Club l,2,45 Boys' State 35 Spotlite 4. HAHN FFA 1-45 Hi-Y 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Librarian l,2. HENRICKS FFA 1.2, Officer 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball Manager 15 Dramatics Club 45 Class Play 4. HUSTON Class Play 45' Dramatics Club 45 Band l-45 Chorus 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 45 Instru- mental Club l-45 Librarian 15 Cheerleader 25 Wohiana 45 Spotlite 4, LITTLE Class Officer 1,45 Band l,2,45 Chorus l,2,45 Spotlite 25 Wohiana 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Drama- tics Club 3,45 Class Play 3,45 All School Play 35 Valedictorian. MAGSIG Class Officer 1-35 Student Council Officer 45 Basketball 1-45 Baseball 1-45 FFA 15 Spotlite 3,45 Wohiana 45 Varisty Club 3,45 Instrumental Club 35 FBLA 45 Class Play 3,45 Band 1-35 Chorus 1,45 Dramatics Club 3,4, Officer 45 Librarian 15 Al1School Play 35 National Honor Society 4. MEASLEY Transferred from Dexter, Oregon. Hi-Y 4. SCHEPMAN Hi-Y 3,4. SCI-IRODER Band 1,25 FFA 1-4, Officer 2,45 Hi-Y 4. TURNER Varsity Club 2-45 Basketball Manager 1,25 Hi-Y 3,45 FFA 1-3. YOUNG Band 1-4, Officer 35 Chorus 1-4, Officer 25 Dramatics Club 1-4, Officer 3,45 Spotlite 45 Instrumental Club l-4, Officer 35 Hi-Y 3,4, Officer 45 Wohiana 45 FBLA 45 Class Officer 2,35 National Honor Society 3,4, Officer 45 Class Play 35 All School Play 1,3,4. Qi Img 'i Elf? . ' . 'fks U ?s fEfI5?lf IlfZI5 - .V TOP ROW: Judy, Ted, Willie, Helen, Allen. past flashes SECOND ROW: Gary, Mary Lou, Faye, Dave Y., Howard, Roger. THIRD ROW: Eunice, Herb, Joyce, Barb, Ed, Bobby, FOURTH ROW: Mary, Terry, Dennis, Miss Huyssen, Lynne, Dave's cake. .IV Q. O f- QW! 'W 'Q WFNII mv fi ., Q. , Y? HZ Qgg John VieBrooks, Wade Schulte, Dave Blecke, Vicki Blackmore, Mr. Eyler, Mrs. Thomas. Junlons President . . . . . . . John VieBrooks Vice-President . . .... Dave Blecke Secretary . . . . . Vicki Blackmore Treasurer . .... Wade Schulte Advisors . ...... Mr. Eyler Mrs. Thomas Mr. Spencer The junior class began this year's activities with a meeting at which two proctors were chosen, Mr. Eyler and Mrs. Thomas. In.Tanuary, however, Mrs. Thomas moved, and Mr. Spencer took her place. The class was kept very busy all year trying to earn asufficient amount of money with which to sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom. The first project undertaken was an informal dance held in the school gym, featuring the Luckyettes Band. Fol- lowing this, they sponsored two bake sales, one in November and one in February which increased their treasury somewhat. During the Christmas season unshelled nuts were sold by the Juniors. This was also very successful in that over two hundred pounds were sold. In December a meeting was held at which committees for the Prom were chosen, and plans were drawn up concerning decorations and layout. The remainder of the year detailed preparations were swiftly carried out. The Prom held on May 20 was an occasion long remembered by those who attended. Tom Sevits, Patty Taulker, Allan Koch, Mary Peck, Harry Miller. Charles Emch, John Nieman, Tony Bruns, Bob Bockbrader. l Bob Meyer, Abe Alba, Bill Myers, Carol Good, Carol Meyer, Leta Blausey, Allen Crandall, Galen Sand- wisch, Kathy Miller, Frances DeAngelis, Mary Lou Taulker. Bud Lueke, Pat Wilkolek, Eugene Lentz, Richard Noll, David Meyer, Judy Topel, Mary Ellen Grindstaff. Gail Frobose, Marilyn Avers, Tim Ross, Larry Underwood, Ray Huston, Alan S a n d w i s c h, Bob Schiermyer, David Blausey. Myrna Bockbrader, Mary Bosse, Dallas Kruse, Janet Webb. SODHOINGRES The Sophomores held their second annual Box Social and Faculty Auction in the fall of '54, The boxes were bigger and better: the auctioneer was livelier, although the profit wasn't as large. Both years it proved to be an evening filled with fun. This project was followed by plans for an All-Winter Scrap Drive which netted the class good returns and kept them busy on week-ends, The majority of the class helped to pick up corn in the late fall, and this added a substantial sum to their treasury although it required much physical exertion. Their Student Council representatives for the year were Carol Bruns and Walden Damschroder. MRS. REITZEL and MR. FREY President . . . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisors . . . . . . . Dallas Kruse . . . . Mary Bosse Myrna Bockbrader . . . . .Janet Webb . . . Mrs. Reitzel Mr. Frey ffm 'ii '-s..a '- ' BACK ROW: Ronald Dunn, Jim Webb, Walden Damschroder, Herbert Miller, Lyle Blausey. MIDDLE ROW: DeAnn Kruse, Paul Happeny, Marilyn Little, Eddie Crandall, Oarel Pierce. FIRST ROW: Nancy Brown, Shirley Kaemming, Carol Bruns, Harold Miller. BACK ROW: Marjorie Radeloff, Lois Weddell, LaRunah McCormick, Brenda Potts, Frank Topel. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Depner, Marilyn Seymore, Judy Sheffer, Miriam Obermyer. FIRST ROW: Polly Turner, Sharon Hathaway, Rosa Ramirez, Faye Metz- ger. ABSENT: Pat Castillo. Fritz Riffle, Vicky Libbe, Donald Burns, Sharon Kneip, Evelyn Wagner. lineshm n President . . . Vice-President , . Secretary .... Treasurer .... Sergeant-at-Arms . Advisor . . . . . . Mrs. Rife put into effect. ball games. . . Fritz Riffle . Sharon Kneip Evelyn Wagner . . Vicky Libbe . Donald Burns . . . Mrs. Rife The Freshmen opened the '54-'55 year with the election of officers. Linda Mauntler was chosen as the new Student Comicil representative in place of Raylene Rollins. Dues of one dollar a year were The major money-making projects of the class were a car wash, held in October, and taking over the sale of concession at several of the home basket- BACK ROW: Terry Pirtle, Kent Mathna, Donald Burns, Mark O'Connor, Leroy Walston, Robert Taulker, Roger Lenke. MIDDLE ROW: Joy Ohm, Dudley Sage, J anioe Stein- meyer, Ronald Geisbuhler, Virginia Camper, Lois Biddle. FIRST ROW: Dewanna Lisk, Joyce Monke, Carol Ladd, Carolyn Sander, Mary Ruth Haas. BACK ROW: David Pierce, Marvin Blausey, Ellen McClish, Tim Meyer, Karlene Shreffler, J on Schepman, Laurie Blackmore. MIDDLE ROW: Lois Depner, Diane Magsig, Judy Sage, Raylene Rollins, Sandra Wagner, Ann Potridge. FIRST ROW: Sara Nuncio, Valaria Brown, Jeanne Mathna, Philomena Rodriquez, Linda Mauntler. Judy Happeny, James Blausey, Charles Meyer, Bob Rothschild Mrs Schiefer. President . . . Charles Meyer Vice-President Bob Rothschild Secretary . . .Judy Happeny Treasurer . . James Blausey Advisor . . . Mrs. Schiefer GIGHIN GRACE The first event for the eighth grade was a Christmas Party which was held in the music room. They played games and then went to the cafeteria where they enjoyed a very tasty supper and exchanged gifts. The Student Council representatives were voted to Susan Sheffer and Florencio Flores. Under the leadership of Mrs. Schiefer, their proctor, they collected tax stamps and netted a fine profit. Each student contributed ten cents a month to the treasury. The last activity of these eighth graders was a party at the end of the school year. BACK ROW: Barbara Walp, Leta Peck, Kaye Rothschild, Virgil Riffle, Susan Witmer, Lydia Rodriquez, Glenn Long. MIDDLE ROW: Jackie Willis, Jean Weddell, Gary Wright, Gilbert Perez, Maria Obregon, Carol Radeloff. FIRST ROW: Frances F razier. Juanita Obregon, Ava Huston, Tina Constantini, Carol Hoff. WITHDRAWN: Billy Armstrong. BACK ROW: Gary Mathna, Forrest Fork, Bill Lay, Danny Liskai, Frank Migliori, Susan Sheffer, Roger Weber. MIDDLE ROW: Janice McCormick, Ronald Schnitker, Ronald Miller, Carol Weddell, Gloria Rahe, F lorencio Flores. FIRST ROW: John Perez, Brenda Baumer, .T ane Weddell, J ack Dunn, Paul Young. Jackie Riffle, Mr. Spencer, Bonnie Geisbuhler, Susan Reynolds Mr Hoesman, Mary Migliori. President . . . . , , , Vice-President . . Secretary . . Treasurer . Advisors . Bonnie Geisbuhler . . Susan Reynolds . . . . Mary Migliori . . . Jackie Riffle . . . Mr. Hoesman Mr. Spencer S EVGHTSH GQAOE The seventh grade held a holiday party at Christmas time and another party to celebrate their becoming eighth graders, in May, In order to build up their treasury, the class collected sales tax stamps and each member was required to pay ten cents dues at their monthly class meeting Sharon Rife and Robert Rea were chosen to represent the seventh grade as members of the Student Council. BACK ROW: Robert Rea, Deanna Pratt, Jerald Taulker, Juan Rodriquez, .T oe Ramirez, Linda Wiseman, Ardis Shulte. SECOND ROW: Ray Todd, Sylbena Pirtle, Lupe Nuncio, Jerry Potridge, Barbara Mathews, Susan Reynolds. FIRST ROW: Karen Peck, Mario Migliori, Margarita Rodriquez, Sharon Rife, Ginny Sprow, William Weber, Charles Riffle. ABSENT: Laurel Pierce, Ronald Reynolds, Harold Wiseman. BACK ROW: Robert Hathaway, Roger Linke, Bonnie Geisbuhler, Delores Kruse, Nikki Drossel, Ronald Kruse, Maria Hernandez, Sharon Applehans, Teresa Constanti. SECOND ROW: J on Koch, Philip Eustace, Dennis Hinrichs, James Keller, Rodney Burkett, Ray- mond Clark, Robert Emch, Sally Hicks. FIRST ROW: Marvel Gerkensmeyer, Barbara Allan, Karen Brown, Judy Giesler, Diane Davidson, Philip Scott, Becky Ameling. Q. hx 1 M .1a.5?Qfff, Q 4. ' 1,-1, -21'-'Y 1 kb K I.. .. , ,. yi 5 .mga ,Rik ig ., i, 'Ck an Ns 1 .... 45 JKL-'IJ X ,iw W3 an .rin Wi i HRS All 'Y ROW: ey. SECOND RO . 'liro Gongora, Gilberr Mdiraw, Snaniia Rodriq , b6ri Anderson, David Nl Banrner , 'cks, Sean 'iler , Ro orry Bi X olyn H06 an. erboliz, Douglas Dorirneyer , Siqnmy Corl, S ane Bnlen, Lester Becky Mer riu, ddie Calhoun. Marvin Shaw , Eddie Wey andr, David Mey ryl Wolf. Beth Schroeder, Carol Roper, Nancy Ti-KRD ROW 1 Nlilron Ashby, Tommy Rnsron, lda Perez, Maurice Clark. FOURTH ROW: Pre ark Leking, I drlnilie lainke, 3 oann Borlie. Susie W- Cbe Gonzales. new Bi alone, M Sc Sander , Car ABSENT 1 I oanne SQ-begin ST ROW: Cheryl Schnlxe, Billy Bronson, Alben Nlelobor , 'Sally Nladmer , Eddie Nlagsig, Becky Nnbier , Linda Knorr, Lee Sage, Roger Wisernan. SECOND ROW 1 Selma Y ocorn, Donna Bolin, Ler oy l E aisi, Marlene Bnrkeu, Douglas Greiiendori , lrene Lneke, Sndy Ger densqney er , Srnirli, Bobby Davidson, Nlrs. Br onSon, Riobard Cantn, Billy Binkle. illie Good, Sbelley Gaqnerrsielder . FXR Cook, ' k Caro Billy man, D 'iornribl ilnon, Parn Radic . Sreven Gaopa, Teddy Pratt, ABSENT: Sndy Boofilebrink, Gary Vidar ai B, ia 4 no 1 2 Q JF xiii, I klnce RGAQ-E6 Slime, Sumo: Roduquez, Russel, Terry Swarm, we, s, Pmms Xlomeoberg, Emmy Sean apes, Michaex Swim, SECOND ROW 1 V Xcvd at skxa M Hem Kok. Momoxg a, ' erva BACK ROW1 Sw Smith, Russ MeogeX, Robeua 31351, NX Sanice Currie, Sandra Greemey, Maria Rofltiquez, Mrs I hmm Bumm- YAHYKXXQ Hartman, LeXa Howard, Norma noel Mexson, F3951 ggyq, 306 Casareibatw Lowe, ww Truman- LVPQ GOHQON. Bm? Vepoars, Hecxor Heres. Cksnero OW- Oxexia Lopez, Thomas Davies, Barbaca Spence: , Susan Cmcvq , Margacex Sax- Oavio kKxxgxtUeX, Ronnie Mapes, Rina V4isemao,XLaren Grieieoooti, Mrs. Maw Lou Viagpet , Mice Room, Car own Sous, PQQGX Casmlo, od: a MaXooe, Ser rs YXeaxX1.Naixo Momosa. H851 P-ONN 1 Gary ? aXmer , Lancia Sxemamao, Sxeveo Xevses, e P-od: K CK 9- . Br oogb, 9-OW: ers, Sa Tovle, olev . Bos BA Aer , Mark Russel. SECOND mood SancXxe1,,DagmsJ '5aXa9 Mickxad Ashby, Connie Xk. PSBSENY- Chesxer Co Rai Plan Mock, BBN Long, Mark Moc GRADE rgo Linke, Rose- S acqne BACK ROW: Prrrnro Fiores, bhicinaei Nnhier, Loren osrer , iieien Lapara, Robin iieirns am, NN iiiiayn O' Conner . cnnirfye, Virginia iioeiier , Dickie Dnnn, Sherri Morriso , Obregon. FXRST ROiNz Serroid iierrnan, Consneio Ruiz, cone Erndn, P arr icia Davidson, Gioria S onnson, Do Benq Sean ilnon, S ane Ramirez. marry if iliie, Larry S 'e Taniker, Cruz Barbara Conieq, Sa ' Wers.3oe5aSso, iiaxhr prnii Manners, Sproni. ADSEN1: Miss na Edwards, Ma sr,coriD now 1 n P ani Laser , wary 'obij XQQQSQ Sandxem, XLGKD LZNKDMX, Rand, Daqniana Der ez. 5 onn Hicks . YHRD eier , P- Radio Bonne, er . ckwlenfzi Cnerigi rr S689 xilievug 'Y ' 'Yneresa roi 5 orn. 9 iino . Mrs. Magsig, vi- nmiiq sqkxwenmieier, Ca Cnaries Yosrer, Rira YQG evpger, Diane Oven. SWAC ici Ensraee, ilennem NWGYS. F QI we iioiinian, 3 206 55684 RO . Cnrisrine wiilei. seoono now-. emma NX gag Sxmcio, vlqqnan Nieison, Dona ggw Bobby x,nrrqners,Diane Prrnoi-6. 529012 Lowe, Sarnqnq iinsion Sirnrnie 'Y WWW- GRADE thing GRACE A 'S arxKe1 an 9-ohkrxs . D im Saou , s Sus uez, X4 Brrxckx, S acque Russel, Sharon NN oodirvg, . Srxeixa Larxgerrrxarx, NXarxueX Rodrio, Sarxdr a Vlebb, Shar orx Spencer , DaXe Xoii, Ger aXd N4 ak: . S oi ce Xlerbed, ic! Mba, Sreve xdagsig, N4 Mis , SXXXYXEN BACK ROW: Barbara Pierce, Casmlo, BaroXd NXCCHSXX, Saqrxes Good, Corxrxie Ladd, Srxarxita Cork SBQONB P-OW. Oor omg Gervlkrx, Mar Xorie XASR, Dar9X BXausex1, Shar orx 9-ade Xlarpirxerx. YK?-ST ROW: Bonnie Pierce, Marv Gappa,D Sdnrrxw Brine, Gary Truman, wary Buerr rhorxroqajierrq Barb ar a 'chard P-iihe, Br Xlilrxe . TEXor ea. Barbar a B1 ange- ' rsr, P-oserxdo kdra G6isXer , Mlerx, wr s . omg, rhermger , LWB X428 'NOVNGS . YAQWOV Y X ,K gggoyxo aovl 1 S arxeX Hawke. V MY G aqrxerrs'reXder , ar rrxeddo P er 61. Swv vs 3 udq P,QQXe'rxarxS , S okm Br ony, Lynda L Xckmexl, F iderxcio xdrr arxda. Baci Slow vlmsarrx Bowl, Prdarx Casrexlo, Carcnbesk . requefb, Larry vlisernaih 50500 'Y ROVR Gene S9rouX,Kd00 COOK. - ?auXGar era bqvdakwii S090 W1 Xirxe B06 ' ck. FBS rrasem Xlerxrr Ser rq Bhgrdke Zi, l:0UQth-E AGE F Gum' Gmac E BA RO . Stoil, Richie Corwin. ROW: Virglnia ?ierc6. Fw fgofmnj yiinrigrts, Liihan Cisneros, NXCOO-Heil. Yi?-ST ROW: Conrad Y13339, Kai Gnbeu 30,4 am, Bonnie 'i owns. Barnes iirns-e.B01W H0 tj Bianseig , '5tepX10tl SECOND ier Gar Ladd. rrison. Vg. 1 may aiie, Snnior Nnncio, Ginger?otridq,e, Anti Shei . g ' Seanette earner . t-:mia v ai1e,3 arms vliserw- Cheng W M am vatrner, van obreaon. 9-alvh Cam- 0 V 0 Barbara HM. 91121 Deprnteits, Eriinda Sansne9,NXrS. Ann Nnbier , Nor rm Lailriiw. 500516 Gexsxef ' ii, Carolyn rAcGr avi . Bobbi YXWXPGYW - BACK now: Mary Perez, Geraid Banrner, Alicia Cisneros,ConStance Layman, Deanna ' s, Robert Vane, Barnes Adair, Cruz O'oreg,on, Sandra VJZXQ, SECOND ROW: Serriy ' ' rn P-odtscbiid, vliiiy Scnwenzieier, Donaid Magsig, David bAag,sig,,Snari1i me Wilmer. Sndv Miiier. 'Yornrrw Lisiaaigthiss P-eclier. FXRST ' s, Barbara idoii, P-onaid Madxevls, Robert Cinokeij , Bohn ' . ABSENT: G6org,eLov1. Wiiliam Snr eiiier , Wiiha Sacobs, Lnciile Gervlin, CX ROW: 'Y ornrny Ehrnke, Robert larnle idaas, Lonrine Davis, Barbar a Ov1enS,.Snd9 Riifie E with Smog lxth Maw Lou Menu., Sane Porrer, Soniauxker, Pdionso X1axle,Dana Xopmon, Car oX Currie. SECOND ROVL Eugene Scnnidaer , EXorencka Rodriquem, Kar en Decker , Suzanne Cara' F3951 RONNH xdargeq v1ag,ner,LorenX4Yxne, Y-Sine, Lesxer CXa'oauq,YK. BACK BOW: Scxwlenfziexer, wary C Richard Plrnoxd, David Pier ce, Xano, NXic'naeX O'Connor, Mrs. Snider . Meyer , S dun Kruse, bar rg 9-oxhns , xderxe P arnem ar d xderrnan Cisneros,'P-ich COND ROW: ?soXXand Stqbknda edi on Wagner , Nancy Sqhouexkorb, ca Flores, Donna Luurners. SE nxonio Ruiz, Sr ., 9-as Xidmenberg. nuo O'oregon,So9ceNNe,ddeX1, ard er , en Veda. BACK ROW: Shar dleq E ern vhxharns, Btan Knott, Noun Burkett, Px :Oak fnasr ROW-. Be ta V KX1arreaX. num 'Y auws CXu , Qrau, Larry vleqandx, wise Bun? Pirsxe, Bernard Ladd war gark GQAOE MH BACK ROW: David Young, Ed Bruns, Allen Crandall, Allan Koch, Ed Botts. SECOND ROW: Miss Huyssen, Miriam Obermyer, Virginia Camper, Pat Wilkolek, Bobby Ameling, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Mary Lou Taulker, Bob Bockbrader. FIRST ROW: Carol Bruns, Carol Meyer, Dewanna Lisk, Vicky Blackmore, Joyce Taulker, Marilyn Avers. All-SChOOl DLA The four one-act plays were presented March 11 with a cast representing the upper four grades. Girls Must Talk finds Caro1Bruns andJoyceTau1ker as window dressers arrang- ing finery on dummies Vicky Blackmore, Gail Frobose, Dewanna Lisk and Mary Lou Taulker, who manage to say quite a bit both in their own behalf and to the disparagement of window dressers in general. In Playwright's Dilemma, Allan Koch portrays the playwright who is trying to decide how to end his play. Nothing he works out with the aid of his characters CBobby Ameling, Marilyn Avers, Pat Wilkolek, Bob Bockbrader, Wade Schulte, and Dave Youngj seems to please him. At last, when almost in desperation, he hits upon the solution to his dilemma. Hour of Honor concerns a man who has let his son take the blame for a crime which he himself committed. The man QDave Youugj has failed to keep the one promise exacted by the son when the latter took upon himself the father's guilt and punishment. Suspecting that the father may know why the son has grown so bitter during his stay in prison, the uncle QEd Bottsy attempts to force the issue and learn the truth on the very day when the son, having served his sentence, is expected home. The roles of the mother, the fiancee, and the neighbor are portrayed respectively by Mary Lou Niedermeier, Miriam Obermyer, and Carol Meyer. The action of The Valiant revolves around a man condemned to death. The role of the prisoner-to-be-executed is taken by Ed Bottsg the warden, by Allen Crandallg the prison chaplain, by Ed Brunsg the girl, by Virginia Camperg the jailer and the attendant by Galen Sandwisch and Abe Alba, respectively. BACK ROW: L. Witmer, T. Magsig, E. Botts, W. Emch, R. Huston, J. Taulker. MIDDLE ROW: S. Pirtle, E. Bruns, R. Hinricks, A. Damschroder, J. Little, M, Niedermeier, Miss Huyssen. FIRST ROW: F. Baumer, J. Radeloff, B. Haas, B. Ameling, D. Happeny. semen pta Wednesday, November 10, by special arrangement with Samuel French, Spring Green, a delightful comedy by Ryerson and Clements was presented by the Senior Class. The action revolves around a boy whose father cannot understand him because his interests in life are not those of the so-called boy. Repeated attempts of the father to reach his son are thwarted by the boy's apparent indifference to all those things whichthe father deems important. Then at the very moment when a satisfactory solution seems to have been found, the son, who hitherto has been wholly unaware that girls even exist, develops an almost maudlin attachment for the sister of one of his classmates. From then on. of course, complications multiply, until the solution to all problems is finally found. Edward Botts has the role of the son who affords his father flohn Littlej many occasions for worry, irritation and consternation, especially after he becomes infatuated with the sister fMary Lou Niedermeierj of his classmate QAllen Damschroderj. The father in his turn is very much interested in his widowed childhood sweetheart QLynne Witmery who is herself the understanding mother of two daughters. The older girl QBobby Arnelingj has a crush on the high school hero fTerry Magsigl whose affections are vied for by Doris Happeny. The youngest daughter Uudy Radeloffj together with the irascible grandfather fwillie Emchl and the cook Uoyce Taulkerj further complicate the affairs of the household. Others who manage in one way or another to add to the entanglement are Faye Baumer, Roy Huston, Roger Hinricks, Sadie Pirtle, and Edward Bruns. The play was under the direction of Miss Anthoneda P. Huyssen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Lentz, Marjorie Radeloff, Roger Hinrichs, Gail Frobose, Roy Huston, John Little, John VieBrooks, Allen Damschroder, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Oarel Pierce, Sadie Pirtle, Miss Huyssen, Barbara Haas, Bill Myers, Judy Radeloff, Willard Emch, Bobby Ameling, Doris Happeny, Dave Young, Terry Magsig, Eunice Busdiecker, Pat Taulker, Ted Botts, Marilyn Avers, Joyce Taulker, Lynne Witmer, Faye Baumer, Ed Bruns. ABSENTEES: Allan Koch. CRAITIAUCS ASSGCIAIIGH Much of the credit for the success of the plays at Woodville High School should rightly fall on the Dramatics Association. This group of students holds monthly meetings in which various phases of the theater are studied. At one of the most interesting meetings this year, Miss Huyssen explained the history of make-up in the theater. Following this stirring lecture, the meeting took the form of a workshop in which the members practiced making-up themselves and fellow actors. Reading plays aloud is another favorite activity at the Dramatics Association's meetings. Experimenting with short scenes and action with sound effects provided the members an interesting and informative meeting. They tape-recorded these scenes, played them back, and then, as they found their errors, tried to make improvements. President . . Vice-President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . . . Ted Botts . . Dave Young Bobby Ameling , , , Terry Magsig . . . Miss Huyssen 'xt 1 hw Terry Magsig, Gail Frobose, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Susan Sheffer, Sharon Rife, Linda Mauntler Bob Rea, Dudley Sage, Mr. Gousha, Florencio Flores, Allan Koch, Walden Damschroder, Carol Bruns, Willard Emch. stuoent COUnCll President . . . . . . Terry Magsig Vice-President . . ..... Willard Emch Secretary . . . ........ Gail Frobose Treasurer . . . . Mary Lou Niedermeier This year the Student Council worked very diligently on the organization of assembly programs beneficial to the student body. After many obstacles a pay telephone was obtained by the council for the use of students making personal calls. The Homecoming basketball game and coronation of the season's basketball queen and court was again under the direction of this body. Another undertaking was the organization of a Safety Patrol for next year. Probably the most outstanding project of the council this year was the editing of a Student Handbook. The handbook is for the purpose of giving the student a better knowledge of the way our school is operated. lt contains such things as school history, school rules and regulations, academic standards of our school, some of the school cheers, the school song, the organizational setup and the constitutions of the various clubs operating within the school, and a detailed description of the way the library functions. natlonal honon sloclety The National Honor Society recognizes that the outstanding student is not merely a bookworm or a grind but one who is worthy in character, unselfish in giving himself to his school and community and noted, too, for leadership. Hence, to become a member he must meet the requirements of scholarship, character, service, and leadership. BACK ROW: Lynne Witmer, Marilyn Avers, Miss Huyssen, Allen Damschroder, David Young. FIRST ROW: John Nieman, Bob Bockbrader, Terry Magsig, Ed Botts. ABSENT: Gail Frobose. hl- The purposes of the club are to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club is open to any junior or senior boys. The club sponsored a special Easter assembly and had several swimming parties at the Y.M.C.A. They hope to take a trip at the end of the school year. President . . . . . Willie Emch Vice-President . . . . Ted Botts Treasurer . . . . . Roy Huston Chaplain . . . . . . Dave Young BACK ROW: John Nieman, Bob Bockbrader, David Camper, Bob Meyer, Gary Hahn, Abe Alba, Allan Koch, Allan Crandell, Galen Sandwisch, John VieBrooks. SECOND ROW: Mr. Spencer, Bill Myers, Mike Turner, Ed Bruns, Dennis Schepman, John Little, Howard Schroder, Larry Underwood, Mr. Hiess. FIRST ROW: David Blecke, Roger Hinrichs, Allen Damschroder, Ted Botts, Willard Emch, Roy Huston, David Young, Tom Sevits. lively schedule. Mary Peck, Sadie Pirtle, Faye Baumer, Rosa Ramirez, Jeanne Mathna, Brenda Baumer, Shirley Malone, Helen Riffle, Mrs. Melick, Alice Depner, Nancy Brown. II. . ...awiiw Ann Potridge Valaria Brown Carol Ladd Pat Castillo Mary Armstrong President .... . . . Faye Baumer Vice-President Brenda Baumer Secretary . . . . . . .T eanne Mathna Treasurer . . . Rosa Ramirez Advisor . . . . Mrs. Melick This year, like many other years, F.H.A. has maintained a very The first of many activities was an initiation held on December 20, at which 6 new members were installed. At the following meeting, a Pot Luck supper was held, for which the girls brought tasty dishes that they prepared. At Christmas, there was an exchange of presents among Mrs, Melick and the members, during which refreshments were served. On February 7, the seniors prepared and served adinner for the underclassmen. A few weeks later the underclassmen assumed the role of hostesses and gave the Seniors a party. F- F- A- STANDING: Marvin Blausey, Richard Noll, Leroy Walston, Gary Hahn, Charles Emch, Harold Miller, Herbert Miller, SEATED: Bob Bockbrader, Howard Schroeder, David Blausey.David Camper, Allen Damschroder, Walden Damschroder. ABSENT:Danny Liskai,A1an Sandwisch, Bud Leuke, Roger Linke. Officers presiding for the year in F.F.A., Dave Blausey, Presidentg Allen Damschroder. Vice- President: Dave Camper, 'Secretaryg Howard Schroeder, Treasurer: Richard Noll, Sentinelg and Mr. Frey, Advisorg were elected at an early meeting held in September. Allen Damschroder was chosen at this meeting, to receive the State Farmers Degree which was conferred on him by State F .F.A. officers in Columbus. In October, Marvin Blausey, Dan Liskai, Roger Lenke, Robert Taulker, and Leroy Walston were elected to the chapter as Green Hands. Where as the former Green Hands of last year, Bud Damschroder, Harold Miller, Herb Miller, Bud Lueke, and Charles Emch were chosen to the Chapter Farmer Degree. Several of the boys appeared on the farm program of W.S.P.D. T.V. where they gave a television demon- stration on Improved Soil Management. Those participating in the program were Allen Damschroder. Dave Camper, Bob Bockbrader, Dave Blausey, Richard Noll, and Howard Schroeder. During November, the chapter conducted a rat extermination campaign by selling 150 pounds of warfarin to the nearby farmers. In connection with this a pest hunt was staged, won by Charles Emch. The farm management class attended two county conservation meetings and participated in the Sandusky County Beef Tour. The Chapter cooperates with other chapters in the county in various activities. Some are: County Banquet, Judging Contests, Fair exhibits, and Junior Fair Board. Assistant Editor . Junior Editor . . Circulation Editor Copy Editor . . . Assistants . Activities Editor Assistant . Sports Editor . . Assistant . Art Editor . . . Assistant . . Senior Reporter . Junior Reporter . spotllte staff EDITOR, DAv1D YOUNG ADVISOR, MRS. REITZEL . . . Bobby Ameling . . . John Nieman . . , . . Roy Huston . . . Lynne Witmer , , , , , , Gail Frobose Mary Lou T aulker . . . . . Vicky Blackmore , , , , Sadie Pirtle . . . . Terry Massis . . . Bob Bockbrader .. . . ..BarbI-Iaas . . Willard Emch . . . Doris Happeny . . . Kathy Miller Sophomore Reporter . . . . . . . . . Lois Weddell F reshman Reporter Grade News Reporter . . . . Reporters . . . . . Typists . . Mimeo . . Laurie Blackmore . . . . Pat Taulker , , Joyce Taulker Oral Pierce Pat Wilkolek , , , , Helen Riffle Brenda Potts Marjorie Radeloff Myrna Bockbrader . . . Judy Radeloff Faye Baumer Mary Lou Niedermeier STANDING: Sadie Pirtle, Mary Lou Taulker, Frances DeAngelis, Gail Frobose, Faye Baumer, Judy Radeloff, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Joyce Taulker, Patty Taulker, Laurie Blackmore, Terry Magsig. John Nieman, Bob Bockbrader, Pat Wilkolek, Vicky Blackmore, Lynne Witmer, Bobby Ameling, Mrs, Reitzel. SEATED: Barbara Haas, Doris Happeny, Margie Radeloff, Brenda Potts, Lois Weddell, Myrna Bockbrader, Roy Huston, Helen Rifile. Assistant Editor . . . Junior Editor ...... Business Manager. . . Assistant ........ Art Editor ......... ohiana staff EDITOR, LYNNE WITMER ADVISOR, MR. HOESMAN . . . . .Terry Magsig . . . . Marilyn Avers . . . .David Young . . .... Ed Bruns TedBotts Assistant .......... . . . John VieBrooks Advertising Manager Assistant . . . . . . . . Circulation Editor . . . . . . . . Bobby Ameling . . . . . ..... Roy Huston Eunice Busdiecker Assistant . . . . . . . . . ...... David Blecke Faculty Editor . . ...... Judy Radeloff Assistant . . . . Class Editor ................... . . . Larry Underwood Mary Niedermeier Assistant ........ .... M ary Lou Taulker Activities Editor .... ...... J oyce Taulker Assistant ..... . . . Vicky Blackmore Copy Editor . . . .... Doris Happeny Assistant ...... ........ P at Taulker Pictorial Editor. . .Al Damschroder Assistant ..... ....... A be Alba Sports Editor . . . ...... John Little Assistant .... . . . Bob Bockbrader Typists ...... ....... H elen Riffle Frances DeAngelis Mary Armstrong STANDING: Terry Magsig, Roy Huston, Bobby Ameling, Abe Alba, Mary Lou Taulker, Jeanne DeAngelis , Vicki Blackmore ,Marilyn Avers , Larry Underwood, Allen Damschroder , Bob Bockbrader , Mr. Hoesman, David Blecke. SEATED: David Young, Ted Botts, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Joyce Taulker, Judy Radeloff, Patty Taulker, Doris Happeny, Helen Riffle. chonus The chorus and their new director, Mr. Neil Heiss, spent the first few weeks be- coming acquainted. At the Christmas P. T. A. meeting and the high schoo1's Christmas assembly, they presented the cantata, Song of Christmas , arranged by Fred Waring. Through solos therein, their individual vocal talents were displayed. The high school students enjoyed the Easter assembly program which the chorus presented. Many of the members of the chorus participated in the County Chorus Festival held in Townsend. They all agreed they had a delightful time. Gary Hahn, Marilyn Avers, Diane Magsig and Virginia Camper were our very able accompanists. BACK ROW: John Nieman, Tom Sevits, Terry Magsig, Dave Young, John Little, Gary Hahn, Bob Meyer, Allan Crandall, Eddie Crandall, Dudley Sage. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hathaway, Shirley Kaemming, De Ann Kruse, Petrita Castillo, Carol Ladd, Judy Sheffer , Marilyn Seymour, Nancy Brown, Joyce Taulker, Mary Armstrong, Marilyn Avers, Virginia Camper, Mr. Heiss. FIRST ROW: Valeria Brown, Ann Potridge, Carol Mathna, Shirley Malone, Karleen Shreffler, Mary Ruth Haas, Evelyn Wagner, Raylene Rollins, Judy Sage, Diane Magsig, Ellen McC1ish. BACK ROW: Gail Frobose, Mary Ruth Haas, Virgil Riffle, Charles Meyer, Tim Meyer, Bobby Ameling, Paul Young, Judy Radeloff, Evelyn Wagner. MIDDLE ROW: Myrna Bock- brader, Barbara Haas, Diane Magsig, Judy Sage, Raylene Rollins, Mary Lou Taulker, Sandy Wagner, Jeannie DeAnge1is, Linda Mauntler. FIRST ROW: Becky Ameling, Philip Eustaoe, J usy Giesler, Ardis Schulte, Jim Blausey, Carol Radeloff, Raymond Clark, Sharon Kniep, Marvel Gerkensmeyer. lnSII2Um6D1ZAl CIUB President . . ...... John Nieman Secretary . . . . . Jeannie DeAngelis Treasurer . . ..... Gail Frobose Librarian . , . . . Myrna Bockbrader BACK ROW: Dave Young, Allen Crandall, Eugene Lentz, Bud Lueke, David Meyer, Bob Meyer, Galen Sandwisch, Dave Blecke, Bill Meyer. MIDDLE ROW: Lois Weddell, Dudley Sage, Roy Huston, John Nieman, Edward Crandall, Bill Lay, Terry Pirtle, Majorie Radeloff, Mr. Heiss. FIRST ROW: Pat T aulker, Ronald Schnitker, Marilyn Avers, Lynne Witmer, J anioe Steinmeyer, Carol Bruns, Virginia Camper, Joyce Taulker, Sadie Pirtle. i l' fi Q 53, 3253-2:9 K. L The Future Business Leaders of America is an organization for students interested in busi- ness. To qualify for membership a student must have taken at least one business subject. The club strives to prepare their members so that they will be more able to face the problems of the modern business world. The local chapter has been very active this year. They enjoyed a well rounded program of social and business activities. In October two delegates and Mrs. Reitzel attended the State Convention in Cincinnati at which Mary Lou Niedermeier was elected state reporter. At this meeting the club was recognized as being among the top five chapters in the state. A Bow Day preceeded the Valentine Dance which was held in February. The biggest pro- ject of the year was an area district meeting held in March with Woodville as host. The purpose of this meeting was to interest schools without chapters in F.B.L.A, and to stimulate further interest of the present chapters. BACK ROW: Gail Frobose, Faye Baumer, Terry Magsig, David Young, David Blecke, Brenda Potts. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Reitzel, Helen Riffle, Joyce Taulker, Lois Weddell, Marjorie Radeloff, Myrna Bockbrader, Frances DeAnge1is. FRONT ROW: Pat Wilkolek, Doris Happeny, Eunice Busdiecker, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Marilyn Avers, Barbara Haas, Mary Lou Taulker. UBIQARIADS This staff of student librarians has diligently executed its daily duties, lending books and magazines, helping find reference material, and keeping accurate records, Many of these students spend much time mending torn, damaged books so that these books may be used for a longer time. Its res- ponsibilities have multiplied with enlarged enrollment and increased financial allotment. We express our appreciation to them for their tireless efforts and to our school board and administration for the increased library funds and improvements. STANDING: Sadie Pirtle, Mary Bosse, Susan Witmer, Dewanna Lisk, Laurie Blackmore, Miriam Obermyer, Mrs. Rife. SEATED: Nancy Brown, Brenda Potts, Lois Weddell, Joyce Taulker. FLFTH ROW: D. Happeny, R. Meyer, C. Meyer, B. Myers, T. Pirtle, E. Crandall. FOURTH ROW T. Meyer, B. Lay, P. Eustas, A. Crandall, J. Nieman, J. Blausey, E. Wagner. THIRD ROW: M Avers, D. Blecke, R. Rollins. SECOND ROW: S. Pirtle, M. Taulker, V. Camper, V. Riffle, M MAJORETTES: B. Ameling, F. DeAngelis, J. Sage, C. Bruns. The band under its new director was very active this year and again brought musical enjoyment and praise to the school and community. Early in the school year lively music was heard throughout the town as the band sharpened its marching technique. One of the most enjoyable experiences of this group was in presenting a joint concert with Gibson- burg's band. It provided an opportunity for both organizations to make new acquaintances and work to- gether on an endeavor of common interest. Representatives of the various sections made up the pep band which played at the home basket- ball games. The snappy marches and ragtime tunes greatly aroused the spirit of both the spectators and the cagers. 1. My The contest held at Hopewell-Louden was another venture from which the band members derived pleasure and musical proficiency. Many hours were spent in practice sessions before participating in the contest. D. Yomlg, W. Emch, P. Young, R. Schnitker, C. Radeloff, W. Damschroder, L. Witrner, P, Taulker Radeloff, L. Waddell, S. Kniep, L. Mauntler, R. Clarke, J. Steinmyer, A. Schulte, J. Giesler, M Gerkensmyer, R. Huston. FIRST ROW: B. Ameling, J, Radeloff, D. Magsig, J. Taulker, G. Frobose BAN 0 ansnty olus BACK ROW: John Nieman, Bob Schiermyer, Tom Sevits, Willie Emch, Al Crandall, John Vie Brooks, Bob Bockbrader, Coach Eyler. FIRST ROW: Mike Turner, Ed Botts, Abe Alba, Allen Koch, Terry Magsig, Allen Damschroder. The Varsity Club is composed of high school boys who have earned their letter in basketball or baseball. To elect officers this year they used a very unique method. The first three to speak were made President, Vice-President, and Secretary, res- pectively. Consequently, their officers are: President . . . . . . Abe Alba Vice-President . ..... Ed Botts Secretary ........ ........ C oach Eyler They all enjoyed the basketball game at the Toledo Sports Arena when the Harlem Globetrotters were there. As a money-making project they are selling score cards at the home games. On October 27, they welcomed the new members by initiation. .A.A. BACK ROW: Bobby Ameling, Pat Wilkolek, Mary Bosse, Sadie Pirtle, Lynne Witmer, Nancy Brown, Marilyn Little, Janet Webb, Mary Lou Niedermeier, Patty Taulker, Judy Sheffer, Doris Happeny, Vicki Blackmore. TI-HRD ROW: Kathy Miller, Sandy Wagner, Brenda Baumer, Laurie Blackmore, Dewanna Lisk, Judy Radeloff, Karlene Shreffler, Miriam Obermyer, Carol Ladd, Mary Ruth Haas, Raylene Rollins, Judy Sage, Diane Magsig, Rosa Ramirez, Mrs. Rife. SECOND ROW: Frances Frazier, Linda Mauntler, Myrna Bockbrader, Eunice Busdiecker, Gail Frobose, Marilyn Avers, Joyce Taulker, Polly Turner, Sharon Kneip. FIRST ROW: Jeannie DeAngelis, Faye Baumer, Mary Peck, Mary Lou Taulker, Helen Riffle, Barb Haas. Everyone that attended the school variety show sponsored by the G.A.A. on October 8 agreed that its success was due to the magnificent job that Mrs. Rife did in managing the whole affair and the large supply of talent in the high school. The profits were turned over to the vi1lage's swimming pool fund. During the months of December and January, the volleyball team met teams from other area schools in competition. Whether they won or lost, they had a most enjoyable time making new friends. The basketball season was greeted with glee as Woodville again motored to various schools and entertained those whom they had invited here, The added pep and vitality was largely due to their cheerleaders, Judy Radeloff and Doris Happeny. B al 1 r o o m d a n c in g, in which the entire student body participated, ended the year. K 'R , D ll ll pf' QUEEN AHC COURTS Homecoming at Woodville High School this year was once more a beautiful and exciting affair. The ceremonies took place on Friday, December 10, the night of the York game. Approximately 375 people witnessed the activities, which will long be remembered. The four candidates for queen were elected on December 3 in class meetings after the pep rally. The freshmen chose Laurie Blackmore as their candidateg the sophomores elected Janet Webb, the juniors voted for Mary Lou Taulkerp and the seniors presented Faye Baumer as their choice for queen. Following a brief, but spirited, campaign by the various classes for their candidate, Miss Taulker was elected to reign as the '54-'55 basketball queen. The coronation was held between the reserve and varsity games, w i t h B o b b y A m e 1 in g narrating the festivities. Mary Lou 's attendants, leading the procession, were escorted by Allan Koch, John VieBrooks and Allen Damschroder. Mary Myers, our gorgeous '53-'54 basketball queen came down the aisle next, with Tex Botts and Abe Alba doing her honor as escorts. As the dramatic moment came nearer, Frank Migliori, Junior-High Captain, acted as crown-bearer and preceded our vivacious queen. The trumpets struck up their fanfare and acting captains, Willard Emch and Terry Magsig escorted Mary Lou up the velvet-covered steps to the stage. After the queen and her court were arranged in a semi-circular formation, Miss Myers crowned the new queen with a garland of white carnations trimmed in gold ribbon and sprinkled with gold stars. After the ceremony the queen and her attendants were escorted to reserved seats in the front row, from which they watched the varsity game. Vicki Blackmore, Jeannie DeAnge1is, Bobby Ameling, Barb Haas, Mary Lou Taulker The , 54 , . 55 C bee tu :leaders W dent ere bod ele 'VDF1' Cted Ol' I0 the b ball Season I asker. . U fhe fal bymes 1 Woodvjlle was host to an all-counrv cheerleading ' . ' b of ic. The gmsdxda flue JO clin C9 2' XX e 6 Y X 9 Q9 . ' rx C Oo- vc X as dw? me pub essivx S6 X68 OCC 9 s Q Q5 ,O Qs wow 66 xefe' Mary Jo Migliori, Judy Happeny, Becky Ameling, Ava Huston. 'QW 2552 ,, Q , A B vm x ni Y 'eilwlf L my Q1 ,,W .1 V nr, m K 3 um ,A few? 4 if' w Q54 231. 45. w. mm A X K Y Ex . . :Q r . , ,F-,..., .. .1 X X x sm H , . , 'ffggr K L 31 ii,-Q, - Mark.. QM, 1 4 -r i '5 STANDING: Coach Eyler, John Nieman, Tom Sevits, Wade Schulte, Bob Meyer, Allen Crandall, Bill Myers, Dave Blecke. SEATED: Ted Botts, John Vie Brooks, Allan Koch, Allen Damschroder, Abe Alba, Willard Emch, Terry Magsig. MANAGERS Dave Blecke Eddie Crandall COACH Kent Eyler ' BASKGIZBALI 'Q--v-R. STANDING: Mark O'Connor, Jim Webb, Victor Libbe, Terry Pirtle, Tim Meyer, Jon Schepman, Fritz Riffle. SECOND ROW: Walden Damschroder,Al Cranda11,Ron Dunn, Paul Happeny,Dud1ey Sage. KNEELING: Coach Ey1er,Bob Meyer,Wade Schulte, Tom Sevits,Bi1l Myers,John Nieman. I2 GS SRV 6 BASKEIIBAU Jumon hu Basketball STANDING: Jim Blausey, Florencio Flores, Ronald Schnitker, Roger Linke, John Perez, Bob Rothschild. KNEELING: Coach I-Ioesman, Roger Weber, Dan Liskai, Frank Migliori, Jack Dum, Charles Meyer. Troy Pem berv ille Troy Lindsey Elmore Elmore Lindsey BASEBALL The baseball team last fall had a 2-3 won-lost record. Despite the fact that their record was not flashy, Coach Eyler expects a very good spring baseball team and an exceptional team for next year. The starting team has only one senior on itg the rest being composed entirely of sophomores and juniors, showing much promise. This fact encourages Coach to use as many players as possible to build a fine team for the future. We have much faith in our Coach and team and are looking forward to the coming baseball season. STANDING: Coach Eyler, Tom Sevits, Abe Alba, AlKoch, Allen Crandall. Charles Emch, John Vie Brooks, Bob Schiermyer, Herb Miller. SITTING: Allen Sandwisch, Terry Magsig, Dudley Sage, John Nieman, Terry Pirtle, Ed Crandall, Ronnie Dunn. 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Main Phone 2811 Woodville, Ohio ZORN-HORNUNG'S Quality Since 1867 Dry Goods, Notions Footwear, Men's Furnishings Groceries, Meats, Floor-Coverings Sn Furniture MENTER'S MOTOR SALES t SALES sU 'c Pemberville, Ohio Phone 27 Compliments of L. ROSS AND SONS L. ealers in Cement Cement blocks Builders Supplies D Phone 2 6 9 1 Woodville Ohio Compliments of Q INSUUJ A 0 THE WOODVILLE STATE BANK 5 lllllllf Q. 'QV ' fill!! 2700100 Member Federal Reserve System Now in our 54th Year 'fuse' odville Ohio S' Wo Compliments of WOODVILLE CLEANERS Garments cleaned by modern methods Phone 2 5 9 2 Woodville Ohio I -I Chrys ler-Plymouth Sales and Service STONY RIDGE GARAGE Stony Ridge Ohio Phone 12Y- -LeMoyne Phone 2 O22 - -Woodville Compliments of WOODVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT WALKER ELECTRIC Appliance sales and service 112 N. Main St. Phone 4651 Gibsonburg, Ohio Vernis Walker Res. Phone 5152 Willis Walker Res. Phone 5861 NUHFERS FLOWERS Gibsonburg Ohio Phone 4372 THE C. F. KEAMMING CO. Inte rnational-Harvester Sales Sn Service Hardware Electric al Appliances Phone 2 5 6 1 Woodville Ohio Compliments of the FARMERS SAVINGS BANK Stony Ridge Ohio ANGELO'S SUPER MARKET Nation Wide Woodville Ohio -i lg. . D '-'I GUY'S SOHIO SERVICE Business 2871 Phones: Residence 3861 205 East Main Street Woodville, Ohio I A ERNSTHAUSEN DAIRY August Ernsthausen Sn Sons Pasteurized Grade A Milk Homogenized and regular Buttermilk-Cream-Butter Cottage Cheese Prompt Home Delivery Phone 2 04 1 Pembe rville Ohio Compliments of PORTAGE CLEANERS Woodville Ohio DALE'S SHOE STORE Quality Footwear and Work Clothing Expert Shoe Repair 111 S. Main Street Gibsonburg Ohio r' I Compliments of KNIERIM Plumbing 8: He ating 4 14 West Main Street Woodville Ohio LE VIER'S PHOTO STUDIO Gibsonburg Ohio Telephone 2248 Compliments of KEN'S FURNITURE STORE Compliments of DICK'S VARIETY STORE 119 East Main Street Woodville Ohio The-lfl-GREY fanmens exchange Assn. MANUFACTURERS OF GRO MOR FEEDS Dealer in GRAIN, FEED, COAL, SEED, FENCE AND FARM SUPPLIES Elevators at Luckey, Lemoyne and Woodville Phone: LUCKGY Lemoyne Woodviue 265.1 , , 4-G y 2611 toleoo eolson company It is given to only afew to use 'their lje span to benefit all generations to come after them . . . Such was the gdt of Thomas Alva Edison, pioneer in applying electricity to better the lot of mankind. ilu 'P X S :N '. We are proud I xl COMPLIMENTS OF fc bear hls narne spunoeon moton sales AUTHORIZED CHEVROLE T DEALER Phone 7 06 2 Genoa Ohio cashen- zwlcken FNOIOI2 CO., INC. De Soto--Plymouth Cars International Trucks Genoa Ohio I Only a holder of the original Edison license may use the name Edison as part of its corporate title. It is the mark of a pioneer. Toledo Edison, a business-managed, tax-pay- ing electric company, is proud to be so honored . . . and we renew our pledge to serve our cus- tomers to the very best of our ability. 'IHI TOLIDQ 0 A PROGRESSIVE POWER COMPANY SERVING ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST PRODUCTIVE AREAS J I .I M T DEL'S RED AND WHITE SUPER MARKET Choice meats Frozen Foods Garden fresh vegetables Your Complete Food Market Compliments of THE GORDON LUMBER COMPANY Complete building service Gibsonburg Ohio Compliments of CONOLD DRUGS Woodville Ohio RAY'S MARATHON SERVICE Woodville Ohio Phone 2431 Tubeless tires Drycharge batteries Compliments of CREP'S SERVICE Compliments of PAUL'S AUTO SALES Plymouth--DeSoto Dealer Sales and Service Pemberville Ohio Rt, 20 Woodville Phone 2971 F Wm- -I , Q , ..:: we f W ei . of ohio lame co. NEEB MOTOR SALES G. M. C. Trucks 109 E. Rice St. Telephone 3581 Elmore, Ohio Plumbing-Heating-Roofing Sheet Metal Work Electric Sewer Cleaning Furnaces installed KL repaired Philco gl G. E. Appliances Phone 2061 H. W. BUSDIECKER 109-111 Portage Woodville Ohio Compliments of BILL BOWERS Compliments of SANDWISCH BROS. LUMBER CO. Phone 3 6 2 1 Woodville Ohio CGMPLIMENTS OF sam Blausey Ano company Compliments of w. h. Blausey Ano co. ' 'I SCI-IROEDER FLORAL COMPANY 30, 000 sq. ft. of glass serving this territory Floral-Telegraph Delivery Phone 50 Pemberville, Ohio I -. .A J Compliments Jo h n S of BUICK BOBBY KAY'S STUDIO OF DANCE 404 Lime Street Woodville. 0hi0 Woodville, Ohio' Telephone 3392 Bil1Rea... .. Joyce Frey . . . . J oyce Bruns . . Dick Busdiecker . . ChesterKruse... ................... Sandra Ross . . Dorothy Bosse . . Robert Avers . . Jim Anderson . . Jim Owen .... . . Shirley Metzger . . Ruth Schroeder . . . . Glenn Brown . . .. Beverly Happeny Dale Kruse . . . Donald Little . . Ted Allwardt , , Justin Grady . . . Raymond Ramirez Hargus Whitman Carol Mathna . . Mary Lou Rieman .TackMol1......... Lorin Jacobs . Paul Avers .... Darla Bockbrader Janet Emch . . . Wilma Graffice . Tom Hoesman . Mary Ann Hurrelbrink . . Harriet Jay , . Jack Keil . . . Marilee Kniep Rhoda Lentz . . Jim Linke . . . 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