Pettisville High School - Lariat Yearbook (Pettisville, OH)

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Barbara Nofziger reigned at the annual homecoming celebration before a large crowd at the Pettisville-Metamora game February 6. Tom Rychener, basketball captain, crowned Barbara as the third queen at Pettisville. The auditorium was decorated in hearts. Barb and her court, Sandra Smith, Marlene Thierry, Karen Gearig, and Sharon Nofziger, entered the auditorium to the music of A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody. John Goertz served as Master of Ceremonies for the event and introduced the members of the court and their parents. Two kindergarteners, Sarah Ellen Rupp and Allen Lantz, were the flower girl and crown bearer. All the girls carried bouquets of red carnations and white hyacinths. After the crowning ceremonies, the queen and her court, basketball players, parents, boosters, committee members, and the faculty were served cake, ice cream, and punch in the cafeteria. During the WiI1tC1', when weather permitted, the boys from all grades played basketball on the tennis court. Basketball in the auditorium was a popular sport with everyone, anytime. Physical education classes for girls were different in that Mrs. Marian Richley taught them the many rules of basketball. Problems, experiments, and Work both enjoyed and unenjoyed, were endured by the physics class. This small class of eleven members struggled through long problems and hard experiments with radio, electricity, television, nuclear reaction, mechanics, pressures, volumes, and weights. Mr. Robert Leeper taught this class, Rodney N ofziger was one of the two boys from Ohio chosen to attend the Sixth Annual Junior Poultry and Egg Fact Finding Conference. Rodney and Mr. William Minner attended the conference at Kansas City, Missouri, in February. The County Student Council discussed many ideas this year. One of those that was carried out was the interschool visitation program. The Student Council members from each school had a chance to visit another school. The Council also planned the county track meet. TOP: Playing basketball on the tennis court are Ellis Nafziger, Jerry Frey, Larry Rupp, George Liechty, Santos Rodriguez, and John Nofziger. SECOND: Janet Nafziger shoots a basket while Mar- lene Beck, Linda Hettesheimer, and Josie Ramon watch. BOTTOM, Left: Jerry Windisch does a physics experiment while Rhoda Nafziger and Jim Roth take notes. BOTTOM, Right: Shelly Grieser, John Baer, Curt Baer, Paul Avina, and John Goertz do an experiment in physics class. '1.tz:!-wr' Hlwsrzl- -H' 'l W t

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The school's press camera was operated by two members of the photography club, Allen Rupp, president, and Jim Roth, next year 's president. These two boys were at nearly every event here at school, shooting pictures. Most of the photographs used in the Lariat were taken by the boys. Bud Beck's Cabinet Shop built a new trophy case that was set in the lobby. This new piece of furniture relieved the problem of lack of space for trophies. It also contained the new trophies which were won during the basketball tournament. Miss Heuer's sixth graders were one of the many classes in both the elementary grades and high school who surprised their teacher with a birthday party. Usually refreshments--cake and ice cream--were served, and the teacher was presented a gift. Most of the teachers were pleasantly surprised. Karin Lantz and john Baer, juniors, represented the Pettisville American Legion at Girls' and Boys' State in June. The two learned detailed forms of government as they elected their own governor and other officers for the ten-day convention. Karin and John were chosen by the faculty as being outstanding juniors. App1esauce Was the byword during picture taking for the Lariat by Bob from Powell 's Studios in Detroit and Toledo. Applesauce was the word to say instead of the traditional cheese. Gus Hoverson of the American Yearbook Company worked with the Lariat staff on the production of the book. He consulted with Miss Wyse and the staff frequently. A Findlay representative ofthe Ohio Oil Company gave a very interesting talk, The Magic Barrel, to an assembly of the high school. Mr. Armand Beliveau spoke on the many uses of oil in modern industry. A b2I1ql1CC was one of the year 's features for the FHA. The girls' parents were invited to this event. Bonnie Glick, a Napoleon junior, showed slides from Europe. A fine supper was served by some of the FFA boys. At the end of the day, kids of every age ran for the buses to go home-- a moment looked forward to by most! Pflllillilll Mr. Armand Beliveau poses for a picture with the articles which made an interesting assembly program. 'is . fi ish I MAY I 2 12 wx ABOVE: Elizabeth Disbrow, Arlene Sauder, andMiss Ellen Rakestraw visit with Miss Bonnie Glick from Defiance High School who was the guest speaker at the FHA Banquet. BELOW: Jeanette Eicher, Patricia Nofziger, Stanley Grieser, Walter Altman, and Larry Schultz run from the school to get on their bus. ,.t,-awww swsua-smirmf rris.1M,w..na-M-wwsaswu--wwmss. s.s..mmWtm..,,s.,.s.m.,.i ,ws