Auglaize Brown High School - Oakleaf Yearbook (Oakwood, OH)

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Senior Magazine Drive Successfully Completed Two Peas in a Pod Happy Graduates Twelve Happy Years Ended Jefferson Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Roughton and Friend It ' s in the Bag !

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Class History Forty-six anxious freshmen entered the doors of Auglaize -Brown High School in September of 1961. As we entered our homerooms, we found Mr. Jason Outland, and Mr. Karl Haisch as our advisors. Those who were initiated and became full-pledged members of O.H.S. were: Ellen Andrews, Marilyn Andrews, Gloria Anspach, David Baker, Dennis Baker, Alice Bott, Cynthia Brown, Jane Coil, Shirley Copsey, Margene Corneliussen, Carolyn Doster, David Fohner, Patsy Goeltzenleuchter, Ronald Grimes, Betty Grindstaff, Margaret Greenway, Pat Hahn, Connie Holt, Janet Johnson, Joseph Klein, Starlet Klein, Sue Klingler, Betty Lawerence, Connie Long, Jeanne Meeks, Leland Noffsinger, RickNoggle, Arden Peck, Jim Pessefall, Jane Pina, Edith Porter, Roger Proxmire, Terry Retcher, Ronald Schultz, Larry Singer, Paula Singer, Paula Singer, James Spangler, Judy Stork, Jess Sherry, John Sickmiller, Janie Tamyo, Bonnie Thrasher, Carol Tuohy, Douglas Weller, Dian Williams, Sandra Yenser. Our class officers were: President--Sandra Yenser, Vice-President--John Sickmiller, Secretary- -Marilyn Andrews, Treasurer--Connie Long, News Reporter--Judy Stork, Student Council Representative--Arden Peck. We entered the year of 1962-63 as Sophomores. Mr. Lester Bowsher and Mrs. Betty Penner were oiir advisors. We gained five new class members, they were: Judy Dodson, Linda Schlegal, Linda Donley, Sylvia Crosby, Linda Stinson. We lost nine members, they were: Jane Coil, Margene Correliussen, Margaret Gree- way, Pat Hahn, Joe Klien, Janet Johnson, Betty Lawerence, Jane Pina, Janie Tomayo. As sophomores we enjoyed many money-making projects such as selling pencils with basketball schedule on them, and sponsored a St. Patrick ' s Day Dance. Our class officers were: President--Sandra Yenser, Vice-President- -Ronald Grimes, Secretary- -Marilyn Andrews, Treasurer--Connie Long, News Reporter--Jearme Meeks, Student Council Representative--David Fohner. In September of 1963 we entered the school as mighty Juniors. Our advisors were: Mrs. Charlene Andrews, Mr. Edmond Rohrs, and Miss Margie Hoellrich. We gained one class member and that was Bill Sherry. We lost one class member and that was Linda Stinson. During the year we received our class rings. Some of our activities were an Ice Cream Social, Fish Supper, and selling Candy Bars. We also presented the class play The Skelton Walks directed by Mr. Raymond Roughton on April 24. On May 9, 1964 we presented the seniors with a prom entitled Roman Holiday. Our class officers for the year included: President- -Sandra Yenser, Vice-President- -Ronald Grimes, Secretary--Marilyn Andrews, Treasurer--Connie Long, News Reporter--Jeanne Meeks, Student Council Representative--David Fohner. In September 1964, we entered Auglaize -Brown as Seniors under the guidance of Mr. William Rhors, and Mr. Edmond Rhors. Those students not returning were: Linda Donley, Linda Schlegal, Bill Sherry, and Jess Sherry. We gained one new member which was Sharon Troutner. During the year we lost Shirley Copsey and Terry Retcher. In October of 1964 we presented our class play The Whole Truth under the direction of Mr. Roger Kinney. On May 15, the juniors presented us with a prom entitled In the Misty Moonlight. The prom was greatly appreciated by all the Seniors. Our class officers were: President--Ronald Grimes, Vice-President--David Baker, Secretary--Marilyn Andrews, Treasurer--Leland Noffsinger, News Reporter- -Jeanne Meeks, Student Council Representative-- Sandra Yenser. On May 23, 1965, Baccalaureate Service was held with the Reverend Roger Kinney as speaker. Our Commencement Exercise was held on May 25, 1965, with Dr. John Dawson, from Adrian College as guest speaker. As we leave Auglaize -Brown Local School we will take with us many happy memories and leave a great amount of appreciation and thankfulness.

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Activities Lincoln Memorial Capitol Arena Behind Tomb of Unknown Soldier Guard at Tomb of Unknown Soldier Arden Peck: Miss America of 1965 View of Washington Monument Visitors at the Washington Airport