Black River High School - Echo Yearbook (Sullivan, OH)

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Board of Education Mr. Donald Wandel Mr. Don Wandel was born on October 17, 1923. He lived in Homerville pryor to moving to Sul- livan in 1951. He graduated from Homer School in 1941. He was very active in sports during his high school years, and in his senior year, he was selected as All-County Basketball player. During each of his high school years he was elected as president of his class. He served in the army in World War II. After serving, he returned to Homer- ville. In 1951, he bought a farm in Sullivan. His main occupation is dairy farming. He began dairying in 1952. Mr. Wandel, also, is a Pioneer seed corn dealer. When he's not selling corn, he's doing some other work on the farm. He has many interests, but among his more prominent are attending sports events, and coon hunting. Mr. Wandel has a wife, Betty whom he married in Lodi on July 14, 1945. Mr. Wandel was appointed to the Black River Board of Education to fill the vacancy left by Mr. Cunningham in 1963. In 1964 he was elected for a four- year term. On January 2, 1967, Mr. Wandel was elected as Board president. He has one remaining year left in his four-year term. Mr. Wandel is a member of the West Homer Brethren Church, Homerville. Mr. Bert Rollin Mr. Rollin was born in Penfield on December 21, 1929. At the age of 11, he moved to Hunington with his two brothers and two sisters. The family was later joined by another sister. As a boy he was a member of 4-H and went to 4-H congress. When they moved to Huntington, they had 136 acres, 10 cows, and 2 horses. He graduated from Sulli- van High School in 1947. He was married in April 3, 1949. He has four children, Donna, Allen, Barbara, and Russell. He now earns his living by dairy farming in partnership with his father and two brothers. The farm now consists of about 575 acres and about 300 cows. He is also a Part time assistant to Paru Danmeyer of the Northern Ohio Breeders Association. He is a member of the Huntington United Church, and the Huntington Grange. He goton the school board in 1962. GENIUS AT WORK Mr. Lawrence Scheck Lawrence Scheck was born in 1923. He graduated from Bath High School in 1940. He served in the Army during World War II. Mr. esac Scheck has lived in Spencer Township for 22 years. He attended the Vw WORLD University of Utah, and is presently attending Kent State University pic none Extension in Wadsworth. Mr. Scheck is married and has four children: Martin 15, Douglas 13, Cynthia 12, and Christopher 9. He is proprie- paren tT tor of Scheck's Hardware in Spencer. He was elected to the Black River Local Board of Education in November of 1965.

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Mr. C. Douglas Hummel C. Douglas Hummel was born in 1931 at the Lodi Hospital. He attended the Homerville grade school and graduated from the Homerville High School in 1949. On June 30, 1956, he married Betty Allgire in the Sullivan Christian Church. The Hummels now have three children, Christie, nine, Kathy, eight, and Carl, seven. The family belong to the West Homer Brethren Church. Mr. Hummel farms in Homerville, in partnership with his father and brother. They farm 375 acres and milk about sixty cows. Mr. Hummel works part time for the Soil Conservation Service in Medina. He is also a member of the Agriculture Stabilization Mr. William Howard Snoddy William Howard Snoddy was born December 4, 1934, to Howard and Grace Snoddy. He attended Albion School through sixth grade then Homer where he graduated in 1952. In 1953, he married JoAnn Fenstermaker and they have three children, Jack 12, Sue 10, and Beth 9. He was engaged in farming until 1956 when he went to work at the West Salem Equity. During this time he attended Ashland College at night and studied Accounting and Business. In 1959, he went to work for Wooster College in the Treasurer's office. At present, he is Assistant Treasurer and Date Processing Supervisor and Programer. He is a member of the West Homer Brethren Church and Jackson Grange. Committee and the Albion Grange. Mrs. Treva Kirkpatrick, Clerk