Berlin Heights High School - Echo Yearbook (Berlin Heights, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

1edicatio-n We, the Echo staff of 1965, proudly dedicate this yearbook to the late William E. Shively, a janitor here at Berlin Local School since 1959. Throughout these past years, mutual and lasting friendship and respect grew between Mr. Shively and the students. He was a man who found it in his heart to laugh at the things we laughed at, and cry for the things for which we cried; he could tell us when we were off the right track; he could discuss with us anything from a tough exam to the world situation; and what made it all so worth- while—he understood, and tried to help us. We will always remember him as a man who truly left life a little better than it was when he came—a task often too great for many a man in a higher place, 2 lab-le aj Go-nte+iti Echo Staff 1 Administration and Faculty 2 Academics 6 Classes 12 Seniors 13 Underclassmen 21 Activities 38 Sports 52 Memories 68 Advertisements 85 3 £cha EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda Hoffmeister BUSINESS MANAGER Cathy Lander ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS Beverly Peabody Kathy Shoop ADVERTISING MANAGER Carl Kamm ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER Gerry Wallace CIRCULATION MANAGER Bob Hayes ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGERS Ron Willinger. Dave Keller, Lester Bowser ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Sandy Soviak ASSISTANT Judy McKain ACADEMICS EDITOR Mary Burley ASSISTANTS Sarah Bruns, Becky Butler STUDENT LIFE EDITOR Pam Green ASSISTANTS Linda Holzhauser, Bonita Thayer ACTIVITIES EDITOR Karen Sedlock ASSISTANTS Bruce Hurley, George Demuth SPORTS EDITOR Chip Gammie ASSISTANTS Kelly Moon, Cliff Hensley PHOTOGRAPHY Bruce Hurley ASSISTANT Joe Church COPY READER Beverly Peabody SENIOR EDITOR Lora Unger 4 CLASS EDITOR Connie Taylor, Ed Massey, Denise Smith and fyacuttii . . Oun. AdmisUltnation . . The Board ol Education is ir.t main administrative body ol our school. Those members seotec are Frank Garwood, president. Evelyn Phillips; Lorraine Buchwald. clerk, and Warren Harris, vice president. Those standing are Elton Green. ]cseph Hurley, and Robert Taylor. JOSEPH E. HURLEY Executive Head ROYDEN L. GARLAND High School Principal ESTHER ALLEN Grade School and Junior High Principal T S BLODWEN BOWERS THOMAS BROWN B.S. in Music. Ohio State B.S. in Econ.. Xaxier Elementary Music. Typing II Geometry. Alg. I. Gen. Math Chemistry and Gen. Science JOHN FEYEDELEM PAUL FINLEY B.S. in Educ.. B.G.S.U. B.S. in Educ.. B.G.S.U. Ph. Ed.. Health. History Trig., Alg. I and II. Physics Football and Basketball Junior Ad. Track Coach Freshman Ad. GEORGE GAICH B.S. in Educ. N.M. Western College Ind. Arts Ph. Ed. Sophomore Ad. CHARLES GARRETT MARGARET GAMMIE JANE LUCAL B.M. in Educ. Westminister College Music. Sophomore Ad. B.S. in Educ.. Ohio State A.A.. B.A., LL.B.. Ohio State Librarian English II and III. Business Law Junior Ad. JAMES MUTCHLER B.S. in Educ.. Ohio State Agriculture. F.F.A. Ad. Freshman Ad. ROSALIE OLDRIEVE SOPHIA PURCELL B.A.. B.E., B.S. in Educ.. Master ol Arts. University of Cincinnati Ohio State Spanish I and II. Spanish Club English. Yearbook. Newspaper Sophomore Ad. Senior Ad. CARROLL SANDERS B.S. in Educ. Ashland College Biology Varsity Athletics Coacb MARY FOWLER B.S. in Educ.. Ohio U. Home Economics. F.H.A. Junior Ad. JOANNE MORGAN B.E. in Educ.. B.G.S.U. Commercial Subjects Play Director Drama Club Ad. Senior Ad. BARBARA SCOTT B.S. in Educ. Skidmore College Ph. Ed.. G.A.A. Ad. Freshman Ad. 7 aw-aizen ui ta hnautleAcfe . GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS First row: Mr. Cranston. Mrs. Light. Mrs. Gaich, Mrs. Jeffery. Miss C. Vartorella. Mrs. D. Vartorelia. Miss C. Lentz. Mr. Hoffman. Second row: Mrs. McGuckin. Mrs. Hahn. Mrs. Peabody. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Sturgill. Miss Green, Mrs. Slone. Miss N. Lentz. Mr. Hurley presents Miss Wank with a wedding After school, the faculty gathers in the home ec. gift from the faculty. She became Mrs. Marshall kitchen for coffee and friendly conversation. Morgan on December 29 at St. Boniface's Church in New Riegel, Ohio. 8 Academici The most important area of school is its aca- demics. The students here at Berlin study not only to gain knowledge but also to gain characteristics of leader- ship, loyalty, and service to help in their lives to come. 9 MECHANICAL DRAWING Chip Gammie. Tom Bittner, end Ed Massey mea care angles and lines to get a better picture oi c structure problem. 10 BOOKKEEPING Jim Eldiidqe. Joe Chuich. cud Lir.ac Waldron try to maire theii books balance. WORLD HISTORY Mr. Feyedelem and class listen intently cs Jcii Careen tells about Sooth America. 11 GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Exercise is the start of every physical education day. 12 BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Boys are enjoying a good game of baseball. ENGLISH II Students wait to discuss exemples beir.g placed on the board. QUILL AND SCROLL First row: Beverly Peabody. Connie Taylor. Linda Hoffmeister. Sandra Soviak. Cathy Lander. David Wasem. Second row: Pam Green. Karen Sedlock, Bruce Hurley. Bob Hayes. Carl Kamm. Kathy Schneider. 13 F rst row: Beverly Peabody. Pam Green. Sandra Gammie. Sandra Soviak. Karen Sedlock, Cathy Lander. Mary Varlor- eila. Kathy Schneider. Second row: Carol Huttenlocker, Melinda Cline. Connie Taylor. Sarah Bruns. Linda Hofimeister, Cheryl Gtllard. Third row: Bob Waldron. Carl Kamm. Jell Green. Ron Shook. Bruce Hurley. Bob Hayes. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. Since that time over 5,000 local chap- ters have been established in the United States. The National Honor Society is recognized as an organization that has high standards of conduct and performance. Membership in this organization is truly something to be prized. In order to be chosen a member, a student must excell in char- acter. service, scholarship, and leadership. 14 Senioni- ife iA ai fc. Jf. £. . . CoValedictorian BEVERLY JEAN PEABODY F.T.A. 1-3; Band 1-4; Drum Major 1-4; Chorus 1-3, Sp. Chorus 1-3, Science Fair 1.2. District 1.2, State 1; Homecoming At- tendant 3; F.F.A. Attendant 1; Cheerleader 1- 4, Capt. 4; Track Statistician 1-4; Girls' State 3; Echo Stall 4. Asst. Business Mgr.; Class Sec. 1; Student Council 1.3. Treas. 3; Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; G.A.A. 1-4; Scholarship Team 1-3; Speech Contest 1,2,4; Prince ol Peace Contest 3; Voice of Democracy Contest 4; Nat. Honor Society 2- 4. KAREN SUE SEDLOCK Science Fair 1-2. Local. County 1-2; G.A A 1-4; Chorus 1-4. Sp. Chorus 4; Co-Ed Cor- respondent 1; F.T.A. 2.3; Class Sec 4- Scholarship Team 2.3; Speech Contest 3 4: Speech Class Play 3; Nat. Honor Society 3.4; Girls' State 3; Echo Staff 4; Activities Ed. 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Student Director 4 One-Act Play Contest 3; Children's Play 4 Drama Club 4. ‘ Co-Valedictorian GERALDINE WALLACE A i'4; FTA- 2- Chorus 1.2; Class Officer, Sec. 1. Pres. 2.4. F.F.A. Attendant ‘’. Homecoming ueen 4; Echo Staff Asst. Advertising Manager 4. LESTER ALLEN BOWSER F.T.A. 1-3; F.F.A. 1-3; Football 1-3. All Opponent Team 3; Basketball 1-4. CaDtain 4. All-Conference Team ; Track 1-3: Class Pres. 3; Class Vice Pres. 2.4; Class Play 3.4. Drama Club 4; Children's Play 4; Highlights Staff 3.4. Circulation Manager 3. Sports Ed. 4. Jr. High Asst Football Coach 4; Echo Staff 4. Asst. Circulation Manager 4; Science Fair 1. PAMELA E. GREEN CLASS FLOWER Chorus 14; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Girls' Quart 4; Cheerleader 2 4; G.A.A. 1.3.4. Vice Pr« 1; F.T.A. 1-3; F.H.A. 1; Debate Team Speech Contest 3.4. District Speech Winn 3; Drama Club 4; Science Fair 1.2. Coun 1.2; Girls' Stale 3; Student Council 1.2. Treas. 2; Class Treas. 2.4; Echo Staff Student Life Ed. 4; Nat. Honor Society 3 Jr. Class Play 3; Jr.-Sr. Play 4. Red Rose CLASS COLORS White and Blue CLASS MOTTO We know what we are, but know not what we may be. JAMES EDWARD SHUPE Fottball 1-3; Basketball 1.2.4; Track 1-4. Baseball 4. F.F.A. 1 4; F.T.A. 1-2; Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Crazy XV 1-2; Class Play 3; Science Fair 1; Intramurals 2-4; F.F.A. Comp. Scholarship. SAUNDRA KAY TITTLE F.H.A. 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus M; Class Play 3; Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4. Oltice Asst. 3; Drama Club 4; G.A.A. 1; Lib. Asst. 4; Speech Contest 4. Voice ol Democracy Contest 4. EDISON DARREL MASSEY Football 1.3; Basketball 1.2.4; Baseball 1-4; Track 1.3.4; F.T.A. 1.2; Chorus 1.2; Class Vice Pres. 1; Class Play 3. Journ. Stall 2.3; Echo Stall 4. Asst. Class Ed. 4; Science Fair 1. SANDRA ANN SOVIAK Band 1-4, Class Rep. 4. Chorus 1-4; So. Chcrus 1-4; Girls' uartet 4; Nat. Honor Society 2.3.4; Science Fair 1.2. District 2; Music Scholarship 2; Jr. Class Play 3; Drama Club 4. Treasurer 4; Echo Stall. Administration Ed. 4. Children's Play 4; District Speech Contest 3; Debate Team 4; Prince ol Peace Contest 4. SARAH BRUNS Band 1-4. Sec. 4. Chorus 1-3; Sp. Chorus 1-3; Cheerleader 1. G.A.A. 14. Pres. 3: F.T.A. 1-3. Vice Pres. 3; Science Fair. Local 1.2; Charter Football 2 4. Track 1-4, 3asketball 2-4; Nat. Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 3. Echo Stall Asst. Aca- demic Ed. 4. Prince ol Peace Contest 4 Drama Club 4. DAVID LOUIS KELLAR Science Fair 1-2. District 2; Football 3-4; Class Piay 3. Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4. Buckeye Boys' Slate 3; Intramural Basketball 14. CHESTER MATHEW ALLEN FOX Journ. 2.3; Drama Club Play 4. Drama Club 4; Class Play 4. Scienc? Fair 1. MARGARET MARIE INGELS Science Fair 1-2. Local. County. F.H.A. 3 4; Journ. 3-4. News Ed. 4. Circulation Manaq er 4. Sandusky Reqister Corres. 4; Speech Play 3; Drama Club 4; Class Play 3; Speech Contest 4. LORA JEAN UNGER F.H.A. 1-4, Pres. 4. Vice Prea. 2; Class See. 3. Student Council 2; Speech Contest 2; Science Fair 1. Echo Staff 4. Sr. Ed. 4: F.T.A. 2; F.F.A. Attendant 3; Chorus 2. JOSEPH BRUCE HURLEY Football 1-4. Co-Capt. 4; Basketball !•■'. All-Conference Team 4. FoulShcct:ng Tr phy 1.3: Track 1-4. Co-Capt. 3: Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4: Sp. Chorus 1-4; Crazy XV 1. Quintet 1.2; Quartet 3.4; Dance Band 1-4; F.T.A. 1; Class Play 3.4; Drama Club 4, See. 4; Science Fair 1.2; Echo Stall Photo- grapher 4: Mus.c Scholarship 1. Mus.c Workshop 1-3; Student Council 5; Class Treas. 1; Intramural 1-4, Voice cf Demo- cracy Winner 4. Children's Play 4. KELLY LYNN MOON Football 2-4. Honorable Mention All-Ohio 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; F.F.A. 4. Class Play 3.4; Class Vice Pres. 2. Student Coun- cil 4; Chorus 1,2.3; One-Act Play Contest 3. REBECCA SUE BUTLER Chorus 1-4; F.T.A. 1-3; F.H.A. 3-4; G.A.A. 1. Drama Club 4; Student Council 3 Sci- ence Fair 1.2; County 1.2; Echo Staff 4. SAMUEL CLIFFORD HENSLEY Football 3-4; Baseball 2-4; Track 2-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Echo Staff 4. Asst. Sports Ed. : Journ. Staff 1. THOMAS J. ROGERS, JR. Chanel Trans. 2; Highl.ghts Staff 2.3,4; Intramurals 2.3.4; Class Play 3.4. Year book Ed. 4; Debate Team 3; Football Train- er 3; Scunce Fair 2; Student Council 3. STEVEN W. HOOVER Trans, from Huron 2; F.F.A. 3 4. CHERYL DARLENE HARRIS Highlights Staff 3 4. Editorial Ed. 3. Ed. ir. Chief 4. Journ. Scholarship 3. Journ. Work shop 2; Corres. to Sandusky Register 4. G.A.A. 1-4; F.T.A. 2.3. F.H.A. 1-3; Science Fa r 1; County Science Fair I; Class Play 3; Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4, Echo Staff 4. Chorus 1.2; Drama Club 4. Speech Contest 3; One Act Play Contest 3. Lib. Asst. 2; Speech Contest 4. SHARON LUCILLE KNOTT F.H.A. 1-4. Treas. 3. Parliamentarian 1: Science Fair 1-2. County 1; Echo Typist 4. highlights Typist 4. ROBERT ARTHUR HAYES Football 1-4. Co-Capt. 3.4. All-Conlerence 4. All N.W. District 4. Honorable Mention All-Ohio 4. M.V.P. 4; Track 1; FT.A. 1-3 Historian 2: Intramurals 1-4: Class Pres. 1: Student Council 2.4; Drama Club 4. Ch� s F!ay 3.4. Science Tair 1.2. District 2. tc 10 Stall 4. Circulation Manaqer 4. Soeech Contest 2. On Act Play Contest 3; Boys State 3; Nat. Honor Society 2-4. MICHAEL CHARLES OEHLING F.F.A. 1-4; Stcte F.F.A. Convention 2. Nat. F.F.A. Convention 3. Sentinel 3-4; Scie c? Fair 1. Local; Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3-4. GEORGE BRUNDAGE DeMUTH Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Crazy XV 2. F.F.A. 1-4. Pres. 4. Reporter 3; Intramurals 3.4; F.F.A. Comp. Scholarship 2. Parlia- mentary Procedure Contest 3.4; Land Judg- inig Contest 3; State Convention 3; State Cattle Judging 1. WILLIAM D. GAMMIE Band 1-4; Chorus 1-2; Basketball 2-4; Base- ball 2; Intramurals 1-4; Buckeye Bovs State 4; Voice ol Democracy 4; Science Fair 1-2. District 2; Class Play 3-4; High lights Stall 3.4; Echo Stall 4. Sports Ed. 4. RONALD DEAN WILLINGER Class Play 3; Drama Club 4. Science Fair 1.2. County 1.2; Band 1-3. Basketball 2; Voice ol Democracy Contest 4; Dance Band 1-3; Intramural Basketball 1-4. GRETCHEN ELLEN OEHLING F.H.A. 1; Chorus 1-4; Science Fair 1. DENISE FRAN SMITH F.H.A. 1-3. Treas. 2; Science Fair 1; Echo Typist 4; Echo Stall 4; G.A.A. 1; High- lights Typist 4; Chorus 2. Band 1. MARY JUDITH McKAIN F.H.A. 1-4; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 3; Drama Club 4. Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4: Chorus 1 4; Class Play 3.4; Invitational Speech Contest 2-4; District Speech Contest 3; Scienco Fair 1; Reservo Scorekeeper 2-4; Varsity Charter 2-3; Intramural Scorekeep- er 2-4; Office Aid 2-4; Football Charter 4; Echo Stall 4. Asst. Administration Ed. 4; Children's Play 4. JOSEPH WADSWORTH CHURCH Basketball 2-4; Football 1.3.4; Chorus 1-4 Sp. Chcrus M; Crazy XV 2-3; F.T.A. 2-3 Class Play 3; Science Fair 1. Local. Ccun ty; Intramurals 1-4. CATHY LYNNE LANDER Science Fair 1.2. County 1; Office Asst. 1.3,4; Nat. Honor Society 4; Business Man- ager Echo 4. Echo Typist 4; Highlights Typist 4. MARYANN KATHERINE WUNDER Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus Alternate 4; F.H.A. 1.2; G.A.A. 1-4. CARL JACOB KAMM II Student Council. Treas. 4- Class Play 3; F.T.A. 4, Science Fair 1.2, County 1.2; Buckeye Boys' State 3. JAMES ANDREW ELDRIDGE Chorus 1-4. Sp. Chorus 1-4; Crazy XV 1-2; F.T.A. 1-3; Cleftones 3-4; Science Fair 1 Astronomers' Club 1; Football 4; Baseball 4; Double Pentagons 4; Highlights 34 MARY LOUISE BURLEY Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Girls' Quartet 4; Class Play 3; Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4; Drama Club 4; Drama Club Play 4. Cheer- leader 2.3; F.H.A. 1-4. Vice Pres. 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Library Asst. 3,4. BONITA ELLEN THAYER Science Fair 1-2; Band 1-4; Dance Band 1.2.4; Chorus 1-4. Sp. Chorus 3. CHARLES FREDRICK HOHL F.F.A. 3.4; Track 2; Jr. Claw Play 3. KATHERINE ANN SHOOP Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Science Fair 1-2. County 1-2. District 2; Office Asst. 1; . _a“ Asst. Bus. Manager 4; High- lights Typist 4. Echo Typist 4. LINDA LEE HOLZHAUSER F. H.A. 1-4. Sec. 4; F.T.A. 1-3. Reporter 2; G. A.A. 1.3.4- Drama Club 4. Children's Play, 4; Speech Contest 4; Office Aid 2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Scholarship Team 2.3; Chorus 1-3; Class Play 3; Prince of Peace Contest 4; Jr.-Sr. Class Play 4; Science Fair 1. Lccal. County 1; Echo Staff 3. Asst. Student Life Editor 4. SALLY ANN FLEMING G.A.A. 1.3.4; F.H.A. 1.2; Chorus 1-4; Echo Typist 4; Science Fair 1. CONSTANCE LOUISE TAYLOR Chorus 1-4; Sp. Chorus 1-4; Girls Quartet 4; High School Band 1-4. President 4; Dance Band 1-3; F.T.A. 3; G.A.A. 1-4; Sci- ence Fair 1,2; Student Council 2.4; Nat. Honor Society 2.3.4. Jr. Play 3; Speech Play 4; Jr.-Sr. Play 4; Echo Staff 4. Class Ed. 4; Drama Club 4; Alternate for Girls' State 3; Prince of Peace 4; Speech Contest 3.4: P.T.A. Music Scholarship 3. BONNIE WALLACE F.H.A. 2-4. Vice Pres. 3; Drama Club 4. LINDA I. HOFFMEISTER F.T.A. 1-3, Treas. 2. News Report-r 3; Stu- dent Council 2-4. Sec. 2. Pres. 4; Student Council Summer Workshop 2; Homecoming Attendant 2; Drama Club 4; Jr. Class Play 3; One-Act Play 2.3; Selene� Fair 1-2. Dis- trict 1, County 1-2; Summer Center cf Com- municative Arts 3; Debate Team 4; Chorus 1-4; Girls' State Alternate 3. Scholarsh.p Team 3; Echo Staff 4. Asst. Ed. 4; Of lice Asst. 1.4; Lib. Asst. 1; Prince of Peace Contest 4. County. District; Nat. Honor Society 4. CONSTANCE WALLACE F.H.A. 2-4, Treas. 4; Spanish Club 4; Drama Club 4. . . fjuniosiA, lexjASt ta osunulcUe . . T. Bittner H. Bobryk C. Church K. Fleming G. Houck G. Howell E. Leffel N. Leiiel C. Mullins P. Nickols M. Tillinghast H. Tittle M. Bobryk F. Brant S. Fleming D. Gede D. Jarrett D. Jenkins C. Leonard K. Lightfoot L. O'Brien T. O'Rork F. Waldron P. Wallace J. Brant S. Bruns C. Gillard T. Gornek J. Jones L. Kellar S. Lorton R. Malone S. Pruder R. Shook P. Whidden D. Williams P. Carver S. Castle E. Hill N. Hills D. Kinnard L. Koegle K. Meese C. Mullins J. Slocum T. Tillinghasi A. Wright 24 . . tltei i ItOize jjOSi the jjutuA . . Student Council Representatives Rich Hillis. Kathy Schneider. Mary Vartorella This year the Junior Class combined efforts with the Senior Class to present The Night of January 16th and You Can't Take It With You. They also sold candy and held a dance. Their advisors were Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Lucal, and Mr. Finley. 25 Juniors hurry to finish Prom Sofi tamasieA became actuie . M. Baker J. Battle J. Bowser D. Calhoun J. Castle E. Cleavenger M. Cline D. Cordle E. Cordle J. Csehi J. Danilla P. Folioway R. Fortson J. Franklin J. Green J. Green S. Henry H. Hohl J. Holstine S. Ingels K. Kastor M. Leuszler P. Massey D. Molnar D. Moon R. Morgan R. Nolan K. Phillips H. Schedley D. Sexton D. Shupe S. Smith B. Vartorella B. Waldron B. Waldron B. Weeks L. White A. Willinger L. Young 26 L. Cobb P. Good L. Kellar L. Salmons S. Walker in tltein. mate lamiliasi cMnoipiiete . . President Secretary Bob Schuster Sue Reisinct Vice-President Treasurer Wendy Unger Becky Hast Student Council Representatives Howaid Fox. Howard Hill. Patty Morgan This year the Sophomores sold sweatshirts to raise their treasury balance by S300. They also spon- sored a dance. Their advisors were Mrs. Rosalie Oldrieve, Mr. Georqe Gaich, and Mr. Charles Gar- rett. Sweatshirt captains: Seated: Becky Hast. Sue Reisinq, Wendy Unqer. Standinq: Luella White, Melinda Cline, Janet Csehi, Bob Waldron, Mr. Gaich. 27 J. Davidson T. Green I . K cun in C. Mullins J. Strieker B. Braddock B. Deehr L Hayes S. Kastor C. O'Connor R. Tarring L Brant I. Demuth A. Hensley S. Kelble N. Paseur B. Taylor C. Bruns M. Cldridge G. Hensley A. Kinnard M. Poyer F. WaUace S. Bruns B. Fleming R. Hensley C. Knight S. Puder D. William S. Carty P. Frost B. Hurley B. Laughlin J. Putnotky J. Valentine P. Castle D. Graves J. Ingels C. Lonsway C. Schoewe D. Vartorella M. Church E. Green T. Jones S. Meese K. Shook 28 . . hut impsiebledt the up ze i claAAmen Student Council Representatives Chuck Plumb. Sally Wasem. Ted Varlorella This year the Freshmen showed all the classes that they were not to be taken liqhtly as they took first place for their float at Homecominq. They also sponsored a dance. Their advisors were Mrs. Scott, Mr. John Feyedelem, and Mr. James Mutchler. 29 Students enjoy Freshman dance Mrs. Gaich Whldden : J Co°ley’ K S,rader- K Nickols, J. Watson. M. Church, C. Mullins. D. |WW s?R.:SmithanViUe’ N' Strickler J Shultz- R But'er- v Harris- R Schuster. Third row: J. Daniels, D. Brundage, J. Hintz, T. Schneider, J. Canterbury K Ward J. Weinert, J. Payne. ' Absent when picture was taken: D. Brant, D. Castle, J. Ellis, H. Leuszler. Mrs. Bowers First row: K. Sedlock. R. Bush, K. Church. S. Tillinghast, C. Hoover, D. Churchill D Nottke, J. Wasem. Second row: F. Hill, M. Weincke, J. Poyer, S. Holzharser, A. Hill. M. Jenkins, J. Waite, G. Biemler. Third row: C. Shoop, C. Cleavenger. S. Taylor, C. Moon, J. Parker. F. Keller C Hoo- ver, K. Palkovic. Absent when picture was taken: M. Taylor. E. Gonzales. Mr. Cranston First row: D. Pyle, G. Green. J. Beimler, L. Morgan, B. Fleming, C. Phillips. S. Stra- der, G. Green. Second row: T. Baisden, J. White, P. Knott, J. Ritz, B. Hopkins, C. Wikel, S. Deehr, R. Malone, J. Downing. Third row: E. Woodarsky, L. Ellis, E. Castle, L. Castle,, S. Danilia. S. Wikel, C. Fort- son, M. Nolan, T. Belcher, J. Crawford. Absent when picture was taken: C. Tarring. Mrs McGuckin First row: P. Soviak, P. King, C. Bauer, L. Plumb. J. Ca ver, D Keller, R. Waite, J. DeMuth, V. Wasem. Second row: G. Davidson, L. Leuszler, D Reer. J. Kornell. P. Hunt. L. Hintz. S. Shook, B. Hill. R. Vaughn. J. Grant. B. Ingels. Third row: B. Ingles, D. Cunningham. J. Kastor, B. Bullock. W. Phillips. K Laugh- lin, B. Braddock. D. Barnes, G. Kinnard, C. Williams. R Cordle. Absent when picture was tak n: C. Darrow, D. Green. S. Hassenpflag. R Tittle. B. Wright. 31 Mrs. Sturgill First row: Mrs. Hill, D. Sommerville, A. Jones, D. Morgan, C. O’Connor, M. Hayes, L. Strickler, D. Calhoun. Second row: C. Wright, R. Brant, I. Keller, D. Castle, G. Valentine, B. Smith, P. Churchill, B. Fleming. Third row: R. Cunningham, T. Phillips, C. Hill, D. Sedlock, L. Johnson, M. Hensley, D. Cleavenger, R. Crawford. Absent when picture was taken: L. Wikel, N Ash, C. Nealy, N. Wiley. Mr. Hoffman First row: C. Schuster, L. Puder, T. Salmons, D. Toler, M. Castle, K. Heitchler. O. Fields, L. Young. Second row: E. Johnson, G. Bryant, T. Nickols, D. Hicks, D. Brant, J. Weinert, T. Hohman, C. Mullins, D. Krenzer. Third row: R. Green, D. Healy, C. Payne. H. Moore. V. Kernell, P. Kastor, L. Shoop, S. Bullock, M. Hopkins, S. Payne. 32 Mrs. Slone First row:B. Heitchler, R. Downing, V. Hintz, J. Koegle, D. Aldrich, R. Brown, B. Low- ry. Second row: C. Phillips, S. Resonovich, M. Keller, K. Kamm, K. Phillips, C. Biemler, H. Sommers, D. Hill. Third row: P. Hoover, B. Schoewe, J. Castle, L. Nolan, C. Price, B. Braddock, S. Tay- lor, C. Vaughn. Absent when picture was taken: T. Anthony, L. Boetticher, B. Bryant, A. Burris, A. Gonzales. Miss Green First row: T. Morgan, T. DeWitt, J. Palkovic, F. Church, B. Smyth, L. Ellis. Second row: D. Leuszler, T. Belcher, D. Baker, T. Johnson. A. Tittle, S. Bartrop. Third row: J. Keller, E. Hill, R. Wiley, C. Biemler, B. Sexton, R. Hopkins, K. Crawford. 33 Mrs. Jeffery First row: P. Church. R. Grams, W. Valentine, K. Bust. B. Fleming, R. Young. M. Cline, D. Wikel. Second row: S. Garwood, J Crawford, D. Pritt, L. Williams. C. Carver. D. Shumate, B. Kinnard, C. Hohman. Third row: B. Smith, R. Wallace, B. Phillips, J. Fortson. M. Church, W. Frasher, J. Nickols, L. Kastor. Absent when picture was taken: M. Daniels, D. Hicks, A. Hurley, J. Pyle, K. Ruch. Mrs. Turner First row: Mrs. Lang, S. Bruns. D. Darrow. B. Old, A. Mullins. D. Plumb, P. Kren- zer, L. Nelson. Second row: R. Peabody. C. Packer, D. Grosswila-. R. Habeck, M. Cleavenger, L. Saunders, D. Brant, K. Fields, L. O’Connor. Third row: C. Fortson, M. Castle. R. Sheldon. P. Phillips, P. Cordle. R. Ingram, L. Reising, R. Bristol, G. Shoop. Absent when picture was taken: L. Bullock. 34 Miss Vartorella First row: S. Anthony, C. Gordon, C. Jones, C. Puder, J. Brant, C. Wright, J. Hopkins. P. Heckleman, J. Nickols. Second row: D. Billups, P. Payne, C. Stanley, D. Peabody, F. Hill, D. Reising, K. Ma- lone, J. Garwood, E. Putnoky, D. Opfer. Third row: N. Houser, E. Sexton, T. Moon, B. Hayes, M. Folioway, D. DeWitt, H. Dar- row, P. Belcher, T. Sanders. Absetn when picture was taken: C. Burris, C. Inman, H. Roberts, D. Willis. Miss Lentz First row: C. Gasek, B. Biemler, R. Nottke. L. Swartz, E. Putnoky, D. Church, D. Gil- lard, D. VanWinkle, C. Stanley, J. Shelden, N. Lentz. Second row: D. Vaughn, P. Leimeister, D. Grams, D. DeWitt, T. Nolan, J. Reising, G. Bartrop, K. Hicks, T. Darrow, T. Hall. Third row: B. Cleavenger, M. Kastor, M. Suhanic, K. Laughlin, D. Sexton, D. Willis, B. Moors, K. Van Meter, M. Payne. 35 Mrs. Peabody Fin row: F. Cleavenger, D. Vaughan, D. Shively, D. Ruch, B. Hint ., R. Cordle L Berk, T. Lowry. ’ Second row: L. Franklin. D. Parker, D. Blackman, M. Lutes, R. Phillips, R. Mullins R. Fletcher, P. Weeks, J. De Witt, R. Hutchins. Third row: M. Garland. R. Cabbage. W. Sedlock, J. Heitchler, G. Hassenpflug W Lortcher, C. Ingram, R. Bristol, J. Vaughan, D. Payne. Mrs. Light First row. Mrs. Best, N. Smyth. S. Ferber, R. Van Meter, J. Woods, A. Mullins Canterbury, B. Resanovich, D. Fields. D. Second row: T. Wilson. H. Swartz, R. Taylor, D. Grosswiler, D. Dixon, R. Strader T. Wikel. Third row: R. Keller, E. Mershon, P. Brant, B. Willis, R. Raboin, D. Barker L Payne R. Parker. ’ Absent when picture was taken: S. Bass, K. Ellis, R. Freeman, D. Johnson, P. Ritz M. Shover, C. Young. 36 Mrs. Vartorella First row: B. Soviak, E. Toler, R. Habeck, R. Raboin, D. Plue, S. Belsher. Second row: C. Yound, V. Browning, S. Old, L. Strader, D. Plumb, R. Mingus. Third row: D. Kargel, D. Crawford, R. Lowry, C. Cranston, P. Heckleman, D. Nicho- las. Absent when picture was taken: L. Connor, R. Kuhlman, J. Schuster. Miss Lentz First row: D. Santiago, C. Hippier, R. Schatz, B. Hicks, C. Valentine, V. King. Second row: J. Smyth, T. Weeks, L. Bauer, V. Kastor, P. Wikel, D. Price. Third row: C. Morgan, C. Mingus, C. Bellamy, W. Freeman, J. Ingram. T. Johnson. Absent when picture was taken: R. Biemler, J. Castle. R. Grosswiler, D. Hoag, M. Sommers, L. Strader, N. Taft, J. Van Winkle, K. Wilson, D. De Witt. 37 Mrs. Hahn. First row: C. Smith. G. Hopkins. R. Biemler. J. Hints. P. Wright. S. Crawford. C. DeMuth. Second row: R. Morelock. J. Barker. T. Taylor. R. Deehr. R. Hayes. J. Fletcher. D. Nolan. L. Santiago. Third row: L. Shumate. D. Severns. J. Carver. R. Nealy. B. Garwood. K. Suhanic. D. Valentine. P. Sanders. Absent when picture was taken: P. Castle. L. Dann. A. Frankboner. M. Kropf. A. M. Kindergarten — Miss Morris First row: D. Plumb, B. Grosswiler, J. Carver, D. Biemler, L. Ferber, F. Hill, B. Old. Second low: E. Swartz, P. Dixon, D. Jensen, R. Grosswiler, B. Bryant, L. Haines. Third tow: R. Sherer, B. Phillips, E. Eldridge, C. Wiencke, P. Downing, G. Mullins, P. Heckelman. Absent when picture was taken: D. Ash, M. Browning, D. Ebinger, B. Holler, S. Pyle, T. Reising, K. Shively. P.M. Kindergarten — Miss Morris First row J. Dann, D. Cottrell, B. Church, J. Ferguson, S. Resonovich, K. Grant. Second row: C. Thompson, B. Sommerville, D. Lowry, R. Brant, D. Keller, B. Lynch, D. Blackann. Third row: A. Brant, T. Thompson, R. Ostheimer, M. Weinert, J. Holman. Absent when picture was taken: J. Canterbury, R. Casanova, H. Kinnard, D. Knupke, D. Putnowky, K. Shover, S. Vartorella. 39 Miss Morris's kindergarten class dresses up for Halloween. Auto fAapUd STUDENT COUNCIL Sealed: J. McKain. M. Cline. S. Gammie. P. Ritz. G. Houck. C. Taylor. Second row: P. Morgan. M. Vartorella. L. Hollmeisler, S. Bruns. Third row: S. Wasem. K. Schneider. R. Hillis. R. Shook. B. Hayes. K. Moon. P. Whidden. C. Kamm, C. Plumb. D. Jenkins. C. Giillard. M. Burley. Activities for the 1964-1S65 Student Council beqan with the football homecominq on October 17. Queen Gerry Wallace reiqned over the traditional parade, football qame, and dance music for which was furnished by the Sandusky Hiqh Dance Band. The sale of Berlin Tiqer book covers was the only money-makinq project undertaken this year. Other projects that were taken care of by the Council were noon activities and noon concessions. Sandy Gammie and Gay Houk attended the sum- mer workshop at Ohio State University. Ovehead projectors and parallel bars were pur- chased for the school by the Council. The Student Council placed a picture in memory of Mr. William Shively in the hiqh school winq. The election of next year's officers was the last duty performed. 42 Sandy Gammie. Mary Vartorella. and Pal Mor- gan display the book covers which were sold during the year. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL First row: C. Hill. G. Kinnard. L. Hintz. C. Phillips, P. Church. S. Shover. Second row: C. Cleavenger. C. Moon, T. Baisden. J. Shultz, V. Kernell, R. Schuster. This year's Junior Hiqh Student Council under the direction of Mrs. Molly Sturgill, kept active in a number of projects. All the student council members received points by working at football and basketball games at the concession stand. They each totaled their points in order to earn a medal which was presented to them on Award's Day. May 19 was declared Hobby Day. Students were asked to bring hobby displays that were to be shown in the auditorium. Also n May, a spelling bee for grades 6-8 was held. First and second prize winners in each grade won S5.00 and S2.00 respectively. Officers for the 64-65 year included Carla Moon, president; Ron Shook, vice president; Lilly Hintz, secretary, and George Kinnard treasurer. At the conclusion of the year, all activities were recorded in the Junior High scrapbook. This year's Junior High Student Council. and Mrs. Sturgill on Award's Day. 43 SPANISH CLUB Fiist row: Mrs. Oldrieve. D. Vartorella. T. Jones. D. Wasem C. Gillard. P. Whidden. M. Vartorella. Sally Wasem. Second row: C. O'Connor. R. Gillard. K. Schneider. K. Meese. C. Wallace. S. Meese. B. Hurley. L. Opler. Third row: C'Hutlenlocker. B. Waldron. B. Waldron. B. Vartor- ella. C. Knight, C. Bruns. An interestinq new club was started this year by Mrs. Rosalie Oldrieve, the new Spanish teacher. The Spanish Club membership was open to all those who spoke and understood some of the Span- ish lanquaqe. The officers included Cheryl 'Gil- lard, president; Pat Whidden, vice president; Suzy Kelble, secretary; Dave Wasem, treasurer. The Yuletide season was celebrated with the traditional breakinq of the pinata. In March the club saw an interestinq movie about Madrid. Spanish recipes hiqhliqhted the club's dinner which was held on April 8. Each member was asked to cook a different Spanish dish for the occa- sion. After diner, a movie about Spanish crafts was shown. At a meetinq in May, Mrs. Merrick was a quest. She showed slides and spoke about her trip to Spain. Breaking the traditional Christine,� pinata are Chuck Knight. Blake Hurley, and Russ Gillard. 44 DRAMA CLUB Fiist row: Mis. Moigan, J. Jones. L. Keller. D. Shupe. M. Vartcr- ella. J. McKain. C. Tittle. M. Burley. K. Meese. C. Mullins. Second row: L. Hollmeister. S. Gammie. S. Lorton. G. Howell. S. Reising, E. Hill. B. Peabody. P. Green. B. Butler. Third row: S. Soviak. R. Fcrison. L. Holzhauser. C. Gammie. B. Vartorella. R. Hillis. B. Waldron. C. Taylor. S. Bruns, D. Williams. Fourth row: L. Bowser. B. Hcyes. K. Sedlock. C. Huttenlocker. F. Waldron, C. Harris, J. Bcwser. M. Ingles. P. Whidden. R. Will- inger. Standing: S. Reising, C. Taylor. L. Bowser. L. Hoffmeister, S. Soviak. Lying down: D. Williams. This year, a Drama Club was initiated at Berlin Hiqh School by the speech instructor, Mrs. Joanne Morqan. Officers elected for 1 £ 64-65 were as fol- lows: President, Mary Vartorella; vice president, Judi McKain; secretary, Bruce Hurley, and treasur- er, Sandy Soviak. Once Upon a Clothesline was presented to all the qrade schools in the Firelands Conference in order to earn money for held trips and other club activities. On March 25, the club members traveled to Bowlinq Green State University to see the play My Fair Lady. The Glass Menagerie, by Tennessee Williams, fared very well in the annual one-act play contest. Those in the cast included Linda Hoffmeister. Sue Reisinq. Chip Gammie, and Carl Kamm. Judi McKain and D’ane Williams represented Berlin Heiqhts in the pcetry division of the state speech contest on April 24. not only as representa- tives of this school, but cf all the schools in this speech district. The club also boasted an outstandinq debatinq team which consisted of Sandy Gammie and Mary Vartorella, affirmative, and Sandy Soviak and Lin- da Hoffmeister. neqative. 45 ECHO STAFF First row: Miss Purcell. L. Hoffmeister. C. Taylor. S. Soviak. P. Green. B. Butler. B. Peabody. M. Burley. J. McKain. L. Unger. Second row: B. Hurley, R. Willinger. K. Sedlock. G. Wallace. L. Holzhauser. T. Rogers. K. Shoop, D. Smith. S. Bruns. C. Gammie. Third row: L. Bowser. B. Hayes. J. Church. D. Kellur. G. Dernuth. J. Shupe. C. Hensley. E. Massey. K. Moon. This year, the Echo is in the 17th year of pub- lication. As the theme of the 1964-65 yearbook, the staff has chosen Today , a portrayal of the entire year at Berlin Local School as one day in the stu- dents' life. Two main changes in this edition included the addition of eight more pages and new end-sheets which- are in full color. The Echo staff is advised by Miss Sophia Pur- cell, and headed by editor Tom Rogers and his assistant, Linda Hoffmeister. Other staff members are Cathy Lander, business manager; Carl Kamm, advertising manager; Bob Hayes, circulation man- ager; Sandy Soviak, administration and faculty editor; Mary Burley, academics editor; Pam Green, memories editor; Karen Sedlock, activities editor; Chip Gammie, sports editor; Bruce Hurley, photo grapher; Beverly Peabody, copy reader; Lora Un- ger, senior editor, and Connie Taylor, class editor. Working on yearbook layouts are Carl Kamm. Bev Peabody. Linda Hoffmeister. Karen Sedlock. Connie Taylor. Tom Rogers. Bruce Hurley. Bob Hayes, and Chip Gammie. 46 HIGHLIGHTS STAFF First row: Miss Purcell. L. Bowser, M. Ingels. C. Harris. K. Schneider. K. Moon. Second row: T. Rogers, S. Fleming, K. Shoop. D. Smith, C. Gammie. third row: D. Wasem. S. Puder. J. Church. C. Hensley. E. Cordle. cteve Puder Dave Wasem. Kathy Schneider. Cheryl Harris Margaret Ingels Mrss Purcell. Kelly Moon, and Les Bowser get the Highlights ready lor press. The school paper. The Highlights, is published each year by members of the journalism class. The purpose of the paper is to keep records on stu- dents, school, and activities and interpet them to the public. Photographs and stories that may have had some significance were included in the paper. A rating of Good was attained in the North- western Ohio District contest held at Bowling Green State University. Cheryl Harris, Sandusky Register correspondent, kept the local paper informed of student activities. Under Miss Purcell, who is the advisor, are the staff members; they are Cheryl Harris, editor; Mar- garet Ingels, news editor and circulation manager; Kelly Moon, editorial editor and advertising man- ager; Les Bowser, sports editor; J m Edridge, feat- uring editor; Joe Church, exchange editor; Kathy Schneider, business manager and copy reader; Howard Fox, photographer; Dave Wasem, copy reader; Tom Rogers, columnist; Cathy Lander, Kathy Shoop, Denise Smith, Sharon Knott, typists; Ed Cordle, Sharon Fleming, Cliff Hensley, Steve Puder, Chip Gammie, reporters. 47 F.H.A. C TitttaTJ. cKaU C. c v y. ' C WaUaCe- L Ung°r M' • L‘ «olzhausor. Second row: F. Branl. G. Howell. P. Morgan. S Hast. D. Jarrett. L. Kellur. Castel. B. Butler. D. Graves. E. Groen. M. Poyer. B S.K.taarSK' Phi,liP5' S' R°iSin9' S- FKminq M CUnc' N' Lc el- D' K,nna'd- Foutlh row: G. Wallace. J. Franklin. P Carver. L Cobb. P. Cood. M IngeU. J. Inqels H B.rbryk S Henry. L. White. The F.H.A. association and its adviser, Mrs. Fowler, enqaqed in numerous activities durinq the school year. The annual Christmas party for the hiqh school students was qiven with combined efforts of the nome economics department and F.H.A. Two projects for money-makinq purposes were included in the year's schedule. In the first project, pennant sales, customers were qiven a choice of either 'Berlin'' or Tiqers written on the pennants, which as a matter of fact, were sewn by the qirls themselves. SI7.36 was made on the bake sale which was held on February 19 at the Monroeville oasketball qame. Carol Loneway and Mary Poyer are sewinq the pen- nants for the F.H.A. sales. Hostesses Cindy Tittle and Cheryl Harris serve re- .res 'mer.ts to Norm Hills and Gib Hensley at the an' p.ua: Christmas party given lor the high school stu dents. On March 12 the Royal Court dance was held. Jim Shupe and Linda Holzhauser reiqned as kinq and queen. Their court included members from lire junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. The mother-dauqhter banquet on May 5 con- cluded the 64-65 year. Mrs. Kathleen White was the speaker of the eveninq. 48 F.F.A. First row: S. Smith, Mi. Mulchler, B. Malone, G. Demuth, D. Jenkins, R. Hillis, M. Oehling, D, Sexton. Second row: S. Kastor, C. Mullins, B. Fleming. B. Deehr, D. Molnar, J. Strickler. B. Schuster, D. Bront. Third row: E. Cordle. E. Cleavenger. L. Keller. J. Battles. D. Gede, T. Green. C. Kamm. C. Hohl. S. Hoover. Fourth row: H. Tittle. J. Shupe. T. O Rork, B. Hayes. K. Moon. J. Slocum. N. HUls. T. Tillinghasl. T. Bittner. L. Kamm. The local chapter beqan the year on June 14 when nine members attended F.F.A. Camp Musk- inqum. On Auqust 27, 18 members of the F.F.A .and 20 members of the F.H.A. spent the day at the state fair in Columbus. In October, 15 qreenhands were initiated as members of the F.F.A. In addition to this, the land- judqinq team placed fourth out of 24 schools in the district contest. Those on the team were Dan Jen- kins, Steve Smith, and Dave Sexton. On November 17. a special meetinq was held in order to raise 12 members to the deqree of chap- ter farmer. Durinq the month of December, the officers and three other members entered in the county parlia- mentary procedure contest in which they placed third. Delegates to the state convention were Norm Hills, Steve Smith, Bill Deehr, and Rich Hillis. The land judging team, Dave Sexton, Steve Smith, Dan Jenkins, are analyzing the soil. On February 10, two members participated in the county speech contest :n which Rich Hillis plac- ed second in the prepared division and Dave Sex- ton third in extemporaneous. In March, the F.F.A. and F.H.A. held the royal court dance and their annual father and son ban- quet. Windinq up the year's activities, the F.F.A. sent four deleqates to the state convention in Columbus on April 23 and 24. They were Rich Hillis. Steve Smith, Bill Deehr, and Norman Hills. Jr. 49 BAND First row: B. Peabody, L. Cobb. Second row B. Thayer. P. Hit . S. Bruns, I. Demuth. Mr. Garrett, L. Hayes. C. Knight. B. Hurley. T. Jones. Third row: C. Bruns. S. Bruns. C. O’Connor. S. Meese. J. Csehi. L. Keler. S. Soviak. S. Bruns. C. Taylor. Fourth row: C. Huttenlocker. K. Meese. G. Houck. B. Waldron. M. Vartorellc. S. Smith. B. Waldron, ley. A volleyball game at band fun night. ' Gammie. B. Taylor, B. Hu:- The band members, under their director Mr. Charles Garrett, went into the year's work Labor Day, Septemoer 7, wnen tney paraded and gave a concert. The band fun nights, held on November 14 and March zU, netted a total oi $11:11 tor the band fund. To add to tne school's spirit, they played at all home baskethau ana lootbail games. ihe Christmas concert on December 22 was given by botn tne band and chorus. A banguet was herd on March 15 in honor of graduating seniors Sarah Bruns, Bev Peabody, San- dy Soviaic, Connie 1 aylor, Bonita Thayer, Chip Gammie, ana nruce Hurley. On April do the band took part in the annual spring concert, besides the regular band numbers, the ciannet, saxophone, ana percussion sections gave individual performances. The band ended the school year with music for the Memorial Day parade on May 30 and for com- mencement exercises on June 6. Band officers were Connie Taylor, president; Sarah Btuns, secretary-treasurer; Sandy Soviak, senior representative; Susan Bruns, junior repre- sentative; Steve Smith, sophomore representative; Linaa Hayes, ireshman representative. 50 JUNIOR HIGH BAND Firs! row: J. White. T. Hohman. D. Morgan. L. Strickler. C. O'Connor. Mr Garrett. D. Calhoun. B. Fleming. B. Smith. P. Churchill. C. Hill. Second row: S. Payne. D. Brant. T. Nickols. S. Puder. D. Sommerville. D. Castle. D. Toler. D. Krenzer. L. Shoop. V. Kernell. C. Wright. Th-rd row: G. Davidson. L. Hints., S. Shook. P. King. B. Vaughan. C. Williams. W. Phillips. 51 Annual Spring concert. CHORUS First row: M. Burley. K. Meese. J. Csehi. P. Ritz, N. Lellel. C. Taylor. K. Sedlock. Second row: J. McKain. D. Shupe. K. Schneider. E. Hill. C. O'Connor. S. Meese. K. Shoop. Third row: C. Church. B. Butler. K. Kastor. G. Houck. S. Soviak. S. Bruns. C. Bruns. R. Fortson. Fourth row: S. Smith. J. Green. G. Demuth. B. Hurley. J. Shupe. J. Eldridge. J. Church. P. Wallace. SPECIAL CHORUS First row: S Reisinig. K. Meese. J. Putnotky. M. Burley. Mr. Garrett. P. Ritz. I. Csehi K Shooo R Fortson. Second row: C. Huttenlocher. F. Waldron. C. Houck C. Cillaid. D. Williams S. Meese M Wander (’ O Connor. C. Taylor. S. Soviak. C. Bruns. K Sedlock Third row N. Hill?. B. Hurley. J Shape. I. Eklndg B Hurley, T. J ne S Smith. I. Creen (’ De math. J. Church. P. Wallace. 52 CHORUS First row: Mr. Garrett. B. Thayer. M. Poyer. C. Lonsway. S. Wasem, L. Opher. C. Tittle. Second row: S. Reising, C. Gillard, D. Williams, G. Howell, S. Lorton, S. Fleming, M. Wunder. Third row: H. Schedley. G. Oehling, C. Huttenlocher. F. Waldron. I. Bowser. J. Valentine. I. Put- notky. D. Graves. Fouth row: D. Williams. M. Church. S. Kastor. C. Knight. B. Shuster. B. Hurley, R. Gillard. T. Jones. Under the direction cf Mr. Charles Garrett, the vocal department of the 1964-65 year at Berlin was very active. There was a total of 60 people in the hiqh school chorus and 31 in the special chorus. A new group, the Berlinaires, was comprised of Mary Burley, Pam Green, Sue Reising, Sandy Sov- iak, Connie Taylor, Jim Eldtidge, Jeff Green, Norm Hills, Bruce Hurley, and Perry Wallace. They were accompanied by Mr. Garrett at the piano and Blake Hurley on the drums. On November 25, the chorus presented the music for the Thanksgiving program. At the Christmas program on December 22, the entire vocal department set the Yuletide spirit for all with a number of Christmas songs. April 14, the chorus gave an Easter program for the high school. Easter morning the special chorus sang for sunrise services. On April 30, the Berlinaires helped the Senior class celebrate Arbor Day with some appropriate songs. The spring concert's theme this year was Class- ical to Modern. Records were made of the con- cert and sold to those who desired them. The special chorus honored the graduating sen- iors at baccalaurate cn June 6. The Berlinaires At drums: Blake Hurley. First row: Connie Taylor, Pam Green. Sue Reising, Mary Burley. Sandy Soviak. Second row: Bruce Hurley, Perry Wallace, Jeff Green. Absent when picture was taken; Norm Hills, Jim Eldridge, 53 cMaviwf fyun Fun is had by many people In a lot of different ways. What is pleasure to one person. To another, hardly pays. Everyone has ideas ... Varied concepts what to do, For the road of life has many Diverse pathways to pursue. Some enjoy a game of baseball. Others like a round of pool. I have even met some people, Who delight to play the fool. Fun’s a search for satisfaction Carried on by everyone. For the world longs to be merry, So it tries by having fun. —Ben Burroughs The time we spend in sports activities plays a great and signifcant part in our day. By participating, and by supporting, we learn not only skill, but also self-confidence, and pride in our school. First row: Terry ORork, Gib Hensley. Bob Hayes. Perry Wallace. Kelly Moon. Second row: Ted Vartorella. Albert Hensley. Brad Taylor. Clili Hensley. Fred Wallace. Third row: Manager Bill Laughlin. Manager Richard Hensley. Wendy Unger. Kelly Shook. Russ Gillard. Dave Wasem. Blake Hurley. This years' Tiger gridders completed their 1964 season with a 5-4 record and a third place finish in Firelands Conference competition. The Tigers show- ed explosive punch several times throughout the season. n South Amherst Berlin opened -tion with a 24-6 win over the Cavaliers. The nexi encounter found them facing Firelands only to drop the hard-fought contest 12-6. Jim Danilla ended the season here because of a dislocated shoulder. At Black River Berlin played its first conference game and came out with an astounding 55-0 triumph. The 24-point first guarter set the pace that was hard to stop. The first Saturday afternoon con- test found Coach Sander's gridders clashing with Lakeside. The Tiger team, however, went down to defeat in a closely fought duel, 26-20. Western Reserve was the Tigers' next victim. The 54-22 landslide gave Berlin a 3-2 record and a conference lead. Interceptions and fumbles at the right time brought on victory in the homecoming contest against Wood ville. The 16-0 win was a de- fensive battle. The second guarter gave up the two Tiger touchdowns. Berlin kept its conference lead with 20-6 triumph over the Eagles of Monroeville. Fullback, Terry Gornek, captured most of the limelight with all 20 points. Championship hopes took a turn for the worst in the last two games. Milan upset their arch-rivals, 24-0, with a strong offensive drive. All hope dimin- ished in the last game of the season. South Central came out as 9-6 victors in a battle that saw a score- less first half. With less than two minutes left in the game, the Trojans came up with their first field goal of the year. 56 . played luaceAAfuUy . Fust row: Norm Hills. Ron Shook. Terry Gornek, Bruce Hurley Second row: Jim Danilla. Joe Church. Jim Eldridge. Dave Kellar. Jell Green, rrurd row: Bruce Fleming, Chuck Knight. Dove Cede. Jell Strickler. Tom Jones Absent lrom picture: Don Cordle. This year's Tiqer team ground out 1,209 yaras on the ground. Cliff Hensley led with 478 followed by Terry Gornek with 319 and Bruce Hurley with 236. Ron Shook passed for nine touchdowns and 1,000 yards. Berlin gridders averaged 22 points per game compared to only 12 for their opponents. They tallied 135 points to 61 against conference foes. Terry Gornek with 54 points nosed out Cliff Hensley with 53 for the scoring honors. Following the completion of the 1964 season a Firelands Conference all-star team was selected by coaches for the first time. Berlin was represented by four players: Perry Wallace, offensive end; Norm Hills, defensive tackle; Terry Gornek, full- back; and Bob Hayes, offensive tackle. Bob was also named to the All-Ohio Northwest District team, and along with guard Kelly Moon, received honor- able mention All-Ohio. We VARSITY They 24 South Amherst 6 6 Firelands 12 55 Black River 0 20 Lakeside 26 54 Western Reserve 22 16 Woodville 0 20 Monroeville 6 0 Milan 24 6 South Central 9 57 . . an amende and delende . . Shook on the move aqainst Roughriders Homecoming scramble Bruce Fleming receives medical aid Big squeeze by Hayes Hurley slams lor short yardage Wendy Unger carries against Milan • . ouSi inG ibUif, La heth il team . . Kneeling: Perry Wallace, Gib Hensley, Kelly Moon. Lester Bowser. Joe Church. Standing: Cliti Hensley. Edison Massey. Jim Shupe. Coach Carroll Sanders.Chip Gcmmie. Bruce Hurley. Ron Shook. The varsity basketball squad finished with a 10-8 record and a tie for second with Hillsdale in the Firelands Conference behind co-champs Mon- roeville and Black River. The Tiqer caqers played qood ball, but couldn't come up with the biq victory when they needed it. In the sixth qame of the season Carroll Sanders and his team faced the Monroeville Eaqles. A vic- tory would have tied them for first with Black River, but the Tiqers couldn't keep their 13-point lead. On January 8, Berlin faced hiqh-flyinq Black River in a qame that could have tiqhtened the F.C. lead, but Berlin couldn't find their ranqe. January 22 found the team up aqainst Mapleton. The victory moved them up to a second place tie with Monroeville and Black River, and qave them championship hopes. The followinq week at Hillsdale was probably the most important contest of the year; Hillsdale's hot shootinq qave them a victory. A Berlin win could have thrown the F.C. into a four-way split. In sec- tional tournament action, the Tiqer team faced a hustlinq Monroeville squad and suffered their third loss of the season to them. This year as in football a Firelands Conference all-star team was selected by the players. Bruce Hurley and Les Bowser represented Berlin on the first team and Kelly Moon received honorable men- tion. Les Bowser led the scorers with 245 points for the season and a 12.7 averaqe. He also controlled the boards with 280 snatches for a 15.5 averaqe. Kelly Moon had the hiqhest field percentaqe with 39 and Gib Hensley canned 59.3 per cent of his free throws. As a team, the Tiqers out-rebounded op- ponents by 150 but couldn't hit as well from the field or foul line. We They 56 Firelands 62 65 Milan 59 51 New London 41 63 Western Reserve 61 52 South Amherst 55 64 Monroeville 66 61 Lakeside 75 66 Marqaretta 84 64 Norwalk St. Paul 56 57 Black River 62 90 Thompson 73 82 South Central 48 81 Mapleton 61 51 Hillsdale 63 61 Milan 52 59 Western Reserve 55 71 Townsend 59 71 Monroeville 78 59 The big stretch by Shook Gib Hensley drives by in tournament Fastbreak strategy against Milan Qui tiebe iu-eb blto-iu talented fiotential Kneeling: Richard Hensley. Blake Hurley. Bob Schuster. Wendy'Jngei. Kelly Shook. Standing: Coach John Feyedelem. Jeff Strickler. Ed Cordle. Dennis Moon. Freddy Wallace. Lauren Kamm. Ronald Morgan. Jell Green. Tom Jones. Mgr. Absent from picture: Howard Fox. The Berlin reserves had a much briqhter season than the previous year. They opened the season with a triumph over Firelands, their first victory in 17 contests. This year's team, without a heiqht ad- vantaqe but with a desire, compiled a 8-10 mark. Coach Feyedelem believes that his team's best per- formance came in the second qame with Milan. After droppinq the first encounter they came back with a qreat heiqht disadvantaqe to overpower their rivals. Bob Schuster for the second year led in scorinq wifh a 12-1 averaqe followed by Jeff Strick- ler with a 9.1 averaqe per qame. Strickler with his 61.6% led the way from the free throw line. Denny Moon led the rebounders with 86 qrabs. We They 36 Firelands 31 33 Milan 34 24 New London 33 41 Western Reserve 55 34 South Amherst 32 38 Monroeville 34 35 Lakeside 53 48 Marqaretta 56 59 Norwalk St. Paul 56 We They 29 Black River 48 49 Thompson 54 32 South Central 64 43 Mapleton 35 50 Hillsdale 46 42 Milan 37 48 Western Reserve 58 54 Townsend 34 46 Monroeville 72 61 Cliif Hensley on the go. Tiger defense tough on Monroeville. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD Kneeling Rich MrJone. Jim Carver. Jeff Kernell, Paul Soviak. Larry Morgan. Jim Bicmler. Coach Paul Finley. First row. standing: Joel Poyer, Steve Deehr. Bruce Wright. Keith Laughlin. Bruce Braddock. George Biemler. Junior Cooley. Second row. standing: Tom Belcher. Tom Schneider. Jess Hintz. Ed Wlodarsky. Dale Brundage. Jim Daniels. John Weinert. Absent from picture: Stu Taylor. Jerry Canterbury. 62 Qu i ti jjlect oust . . Lell to right: Mary Vartorella. Pam Green. Sandy Gammie. Bev Peabody. Patty Ritz. Linda Hayes. JUNIOR HIGH Left to right: Vicki Harris. Rogely Waite. Rosalie Butler. Jams Wosem. Carla Moon 63 • • fJiMiQSi cJHtjJt Ita fxitesil tudl EIGHTH GRADE Kneeling: Jell Kernell. Joe Poyer. Mgr.; Junior Cooley. Slu Taylor. Doug Nottke. Standing: Tom Schneider. Mgr.: Ron Schuster. Jess Hints, Jim Daniels, Chuck Cleavenger. Jerry Canterbury, Coach Charles Holiman. We 31 Western Reserve They 24 26 St. Paul 28 29 Huron 38 27 Milan 39 35 South Amherst 20 29 Milan 34' 26 Monroeville 19 We 40 South Amherst They 52 15 Marqaretta 31 33 Western Reserve 39 26 Monroeville 29 26 South Amherst 32 21 New London 31 SEVENTH GRADE Kneeling: Chuck Career. Charles Williams. Paul Soviak. Larry Morgan. Standing: Steve Deehr, John Rits. Tom Belcher. Keith Laughlin. Bruce Braddock. 64 From row Louise KelVir. Carol Lor sway Karen Meese. Linda Hayes. Gay Houck. Faye Waldron. Cheryl Gi.lard. Becky Hast. Janet Green. Linda Opfer. Sally Wasem. Ann Kinnard. Second row: Pam Green. Sharon Fleming. Janet Brant. Susan Bruns. Florence Brant. Sally Fleming. Sandy Meese. Inez Demuth, Maryann Wunder. Diane Shupe. Darla Jarrett, Patty Morgan. Sheila Castle. Third row: Cindy O'Connor. Diane Williams. Carole Mullins. Bev Peabody. Karen Phillips. Mary Poyer. Gail Howell. Phyllis Massey. Karen Fleming. Sandy Bruns. Melinda Cline, Emily Hill. Debbie Kinnard. Sharon Lorton. Back row Karen Sedlock, Pam Carver. Colleen Leonard. Luella White. Neva Leilel. Linda Holz hauser. Jenny Bowser. Connie Taylor. Bonnie Weeks Sharon Henry. Cindy Bruns. Gerry Wallace. Janet Franklin. Cheryl Harris. Carol Huttenlocher. Holly Schedley. The Girls' Athletic Association has not competed aqainst too many other schools this year, but their fun and excitement has taken place in the stronq rivalries amonq the classes. Volleyball was the year's first activity, and the senior qirls with their strenqth and aqility came out on top in the com- petition. The champion qirls then encountered the Huron G.A.A.ers but fell to defeat. All eyes up in Huron game. The winter months found the qirls on the basket- ball court. Aqain there were intramural contests amonq the classes, but this time the junior athletes took the top honors. Huron qirls aqain traveled to Berlin to enqaqe in a little competition, but the lo- cal Tiqers hcopsters dropped the qame, 35-6. The next contest was with Milan, but aqain the qirls came up on the short end, 31-12. With the cominq of sprinq, the qirls took up the baseball and bat. Once aqain the stronq rivalry came up in class competition, but this time the sop- homore qirls had all the power to whack the ball. G.A.A.ers are getting on that ball 65 INTRAMURAL CHAMPS First row: Larry Keller. Bill Deehr. Chuck Plumb. Steve Smith. Second row: Lauren Kamm. Kelly Moon, captain; Howard Fox. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK SQUAD Row one: Charlie Williams. Doug Nottke. Jim Carver. Paul Soviak. Junior Cooley. Row two: Carla Moon. John Weinert. Larry Morgan. Jell Kernel!. Ron Schuster. Dan Whidden. Sue Holzhauser. Row three: Jim Daniels. Tom Schneider. Joel Poyer. Bruce Wright. Jess Hintz, Jerry Canterbury. Stu Taylor. Kneeling: Coach Tom Brown. 66 and necoa uiio t fr.Vi ucA e oA-td. . Bob Hayes, most valuable gridder, receives trophy from Mr. Robert Swanbeck. Berlin bank manager. Most valuable basketball player. Kelly Moon. Gib Hensley, foul-shooting ace. Bruce Hurley, most valuable trackster. Top slugger, Ed Massey. 67 . . lUo-wed ui jjine ball, mUtnina •icosi i First row: Bob Schuster. Richard Hensley. Don Cordol. Kelly Moon. Kelly Shook. Ed Cordol. Bill Laughhn. Second row: Charles Huffuer. coach; Bill Waldern. Jim Shape, Perry Wallace. Les Bowser. Bruce Hurley. Cliif Hensley. Ron Shook. Pat Whidden. Tiger baseball became one of the most talked- about events at Berlin this yea'. A greatly-improv- ed team finally broke the i-e after six years (52 games) and won two outstanding contests. The final record was a 2-8 mark. Coach Charlie Hoffman feels that experience has done the trick; both h.'tt’ng and defensive play have taken an upward surge. But the main reason for the success, he points out, has been the big change in the team's attitude. Perkins was the Tigers' first victim. Berlin sgueaked by 1 to 0 behind the excellent pitching of Ron Shook. The.only run came off the bat of Kelly Moon. His fielder's choice drove in Ed Mas- sey. Massey waits for a good pitch. When Berlin went against Milan, they lost a heart-breaker, 4-3, in eight innings. The second victory came against Western Reserve in a closely- fought battle. 5-4. Shock again got credit for the triumph. Ed Massey led the hitters with an even .500 mark to receive the batting trophy. We They 7 South Central 34 5 Perkins 10 1 Perkins 0 2 Milan 4 3 Milan 4 2 Monroeville 12 7 Western Reserve 8 0 Milan 14 5 Western Reserve 4 3 Monroeville 5 Wallace dies for third against Monroeville. . . played iucceM ally • • First row: Wendy Unger. Jim Shupe. Ron Shook. Cliff Hensley, captain: Bruce Hurley, captain; Bob Hayes. Ed Massey. Bev Peabody, charter. Second row: Bob Waldern. Norm Hills. Ted Vartorella, Bob Schuster. Mike Tillinqhast. Pat Whidden, Sarah Bruns, charter. Third row: Tom Brown, assistant coach: Mike Eidricige. Richard Hensley. Perry Wallace. Blake Hur- ley. Albert Hensley. Fred Wallace. Bill Waldern. Mr. Feyedelem. head coach. Fourth row: Jeff Kernell. manager; Tom Jones. Kelly Shook. This year was a winning one for Coach Feye- delem's track squad. In dual and triangle meets they compiled four wins against three losses. The oig eveni of the year was the capture of the class A trophy at the Ashland relays. The Tigers over- came seven other schools to capture its first trophy in five years. Many records were broken this year. At the Ashland relays, new marks were set in the discus, 440-yard relay, and mile relay. The mile relay time of 3:46 was also a new school record. Norm Hills broke the school discus record with a toss of 128'll' 2'' at the Milan meet. Cliff Hensley broke the South Amherst field record in the 220 with a 24.2 clocking. Bruce Hurley broke the 440 record at South Amherst with a time of 53.4. Hurley also tied the conference record in the 100-yard dash with a 10.4 time. Hurlev represented Berlin High School at the state track meet, but failed to qualify in the 220. The trc-ck department will feel the loss of sen- iors Jim ShuDe, Bob Hayes, Ed Massey, Cliff Hen- sley, Bruce Hurley, and Les Bowser. ? Bruce Hurley made state in 220. 69 JlooJz 7a Hiil 2 ay Look to this day: For it is the very life of life. In its brief course lie all the realities of your existence: The glory of action, The bliss of growth, The splendor of youth ... For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is but a vision: But today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. MemosU i All of the memories of this year will seem to all of us in the years to come, like a long, wonderful day here at Berlin High School. We show you now just a glimpse of such a day. Mr. Hurley works busily on daily school problems. Mr. Garland in his office being assisted by Mrs. Williams. tive head. Mr. Hurley, tak T eotsS See stiident Council Election - Joe Church casts his ba as Dave Cede, Wendy Unger, and Stvev Pudei deci Main Office — Cindy Bruns is on the telephone while Mrs. Williams works. Homecoming queen. Geraldine Wallace. HOMECOMING COURT First row: Janet Green, queen Geraldine Wallace. Patricia Ritz. Gail Howell Second row: David Kellar. co-captain Bob Hayes, co-captain Bruce Hurley. Joe Church. Kelly Moon. Senior Float Junior Float Queen Gerry and her court watching the game. Sophomore Float Freshman Float On Friday, March 12, 1965, the F.H.A. took off their aprons, and the F.F.A. set aside their tools. This was their night to get spruced up and present B.H.S. with the king and gueen and their court. Walking first toward the throne were Susan Kelble and Lauren Kamra, the freshman prin- cess and prince. Next came Kathy Kastor and Wendy Un- ger from the sophomore class. The juniors were represent- ed by Gay Houck and Terry O'Rork. Then came the grand entrance of the 1965 gueen, Linda Holzhauser, and king, Jim Shupe, both members of senior class. 75 Mrs. Leona Myers. Mr. Phil Breay. Mr. Don Goodman, and Mr. Leonard Smith are responsible for our well-maintained school. Mr. Turner always sees to it that we make it across Main Street with ice cream cones. Cooks — Mrs. Nancy Howell, Mrs. Mayon Paseur, Mrs. Martha Downing, Mrs. Clara Haynes. Our bus drivers disappoint us by always getting us to school on time. Don GooJman. Linus Peck. Norman Bauer. Harold Hast. Tom Hinman. Willis Shively. Charles Swineford. Don Smith. 76 Elementary gets their lunches. High school students take a break for lunch. Elementary now has their lunches. “Dig in” everybody. Lillie Hintz, Mike Nolan, Brenda Hopkins, and Len Leuzler keep the trays hot and sanitary. Cathy Darrow clears the table while Richie Payne and Dennis Billips look on. Butterflies keep you in shape, as the second period gym class iinds out. Chip Gammie. Joe Church. Les Bowser. Bob Hayes, and Jim Shupe cheered for the donkeys at the donkey basketball game. The younger set enjoy themselves out on the playground. Mr. Gaich's second period study hall looks as ii it may be a test day because everyone's studying so hard. Jennifer P-arker. Sue Holzhauser, Carla Moon, and John Waite entertain the junior high during noon activities. Magazine sales — Karen Sedlock congratulates high salesman Carl Kamm while Kathy Shoop, high salesman for the girl’s team, looks on. Candy sales — Seated, Dave Wasem, Junior Class president. Standing, Sandra Gammie, Carol Hut- tenlocher, Patty Ritz. Bob Vaughn is sold a Christmas tree by F.F.A. member Jim Hoi- stine. Pennant Sales — F.H.A. president Lora Unger sews a pennant while Judi McKain and Linda Holz- hauser look on. Echo Kick-Off — Karen Sedlock. Judi McKain, Lester Bowser. Kelly Moon, Cindy Tittle, Bruce Hurley, and Pam Green started the yearbook sales with a bang. Debate Team — Our debate team, Sandy Gammie, Mary Vartorella, Linda Hoffmeister, and Sandy Soviak did a great job this year. Prince of Peace and Voice of Democracy Winners — Mary Vartorella, Mary Burley, Beverly Peabody, Linda Hoffmeis- tre, Diane Williams, Sandy Gammie, Chip Gammie, Bruce Hurley. Voice of Democracy — Chip Gammie, Linda Hoffmeister. Mary Vartorella, Diane Williams, Bruce Hurley. Boys’ and Girls’ State Delegates — Connie Taylor, Linda Hoffmeister, Pam Green, Beverly Peabody, Sandy Soviak Second row: Dave Kellar, Chip Gammie, Karen Sedlock. Carl Kamm, Bob Hayes. Play cast for The Night of January 16th Row one: Mary Burley. Cindy Tittle. Cheryl Harris. Sandy Gammie. Mary Vartorella. Carol Huttenlocher; row two: Patty Ritz. Pam Carver. Pam Green. Linda Holzhauser. Karen Meese. Judi McKain; row three: Bob Malone. Pat Whidden. Chip Gammie. Les Bowser. Kelly Moon. Tom Rogers; row four: Bob Hayes. Mike Bobryk. Dan Jenkins. Bruce Hurley. Play cast tor You Can't Take It With You '— Row one: Connie Taylor. Bev Peabody. Diane Williams, Sandy Soviak. Shielda Castle. Sandy Gammie; row two: T:m Tillinghast. Mike Bobryk. Chip Gammie. Rich Hillis. Pat Whidden. Kelly Moon; row three: Carol Huttenlocker. Carl Kamm Dan Jenkins. Bob Malone. Bruce Hurley. Bob Hayes. � Mrs. Gammie helping students in the library. Spech Class — Mary gets her wish! ited by Santa Claus (Bob Hayes). Mary Vartorella was vis- Study Hall — Just a small token of our love for our tigers. Junior-Senior Plav — Cheryl Harris, Dan Jen- Becky Butler and Bob Hayes measure Cliff Hensley for kins. Bob Hayes. ' caP and «own- Cheerleaders lead the yells for the Homecoming bon fire. Cheryl Harris distributes individual portraits to eagerly waiting Karen and Sharon Fleming. Interstate Studio’s photographer takes pictures of Mrs. Light’s second grade. 83 The juniors and seniors spent an enchanted eveninq in Shangri-La May 15. As they walked into the oriental world they saw a pogoda as shown above. A volcano was in the center. A beautiful opened fan graced the stage, turning it into a romantic Japanese� garden. The faculty enjoy themselves as they watch the students danc . The sophomore girls serve us refreshing punch during our prom. Dave Wasem. Pat Whidden. Mrs. Garland, Mr. Garland. Carol Huttenlocher. Les Bowser. Sandy Gammie, and Bob Hayes iorm the head table at the Junior-Senior Prom banquet. Bob Hayes is standing reading the senior class history. The sophomores, wearing oriental-type costumes, served at our banquet. The seniors also enjoyed themselves at their prom. 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