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Thank You Dianne and Roseana GE The Guiding Light Dedication 3 Administration 4 Activities i Music Department and Advisors 13 Seniors 21 Senior Advisors 36 Underclassmen Si Junior Advisors 52 Sophomore Advisors 39 Freshmen Advisors oo Art and FFA 63 Sports 65 Junior High GE, Graduates 85 Advertising and Activities Annual Staff SENIOR SECTION Senior Pictures--Sharon Nelson and Sue Fenstermaker. Poems--Sue Nagy, Pat Ramey, Wanda Breyley, Alice Simmerman, Linda Gott, Hope Butcher. Prophecy--Becky Scholl and Chris Warner. Wills--Sue Fenstermaker and Wanda Breyley. Business Manager--Merle Archer and Gary Bowen. Marty Kabbage, Larry Schuck. Advertisement--Roger Langford and Lynn Koerber. Undergrad Assistants--Del Burkhart, Connie Fber- Activities -Kathy Thome. ; line, Fleeta Gruver, Doug Hastings, John Haynes, Sports - John May and Russell Riffle. Jane Leiby, Bob Myers, Linda Rodriquez, Larry pig, ae ee Allen, Ruth Snoddy, Roger Skimin, Sue Scott, Roberta Smith, Leon angford. : d : Sprinkle, Sue Sprinkle. Typists--Diane Davis, Jane Haas, Lynn Koerber, Advertising and Annual Sales--Senior Class. Ellen Wandel. Art--Doug Dobson and Donna Kidney. Junior High--Merle Archer and Janice Carmen. Graduates--Kathy Kline and Mrs. Louis Nichols, Hope Butcher and Mrs. Lloyd Kelley, Ellen Wandel and Mrs, Cole, Diane Davis. Photographer--Bob Lamb and Gerald Studios. Senior Assistants--Doug Dobson, Frank Hoffman, Barbara Thomas Robert Ward of Education Mr. William Howard Snoddy Mrs, Treva Kirkpatrick, Clerk Mr. Donald Wandel Mr, Lawrence Scheck Mr. C. Douglas Hummel Mr. Bert Rollin Bernice Phillips and Mary McFadden H.S. Employees Bernice Dalgleish Chuck Skeeles Elmer Gentry om and i Dean Regal To the Class of 1968 It is hard to imagine that when we began to associate together (your class and I) you were only in the 3rd grade and since that first year of the Black River Consolidation (1958-1959) your application to responsibility and duty; your desire to complete at a minimum, at least, your 12 years of formal public education has brought you to your senior year and 1968. I commend you and sincerely hope that the past years of learn- ing has put you nearer to the goals you have set for yourself. For some of you formal education will end with your graduation; for others, there will be other classmates and more schooling and training. I would like to say that the majority of you have the mettle to cope with the world of tomorrow and the capacity to make fine contributions to your community, state and nation. Do not hesitate to apply yourself, work hard, try to understand other people, and above all, make your life meaningful and purposeful. I am sure your generation will contend with more human problems and make greater decisions than the past generations. The knowledge explosion is vividly illus- trated throughout society. You will utilize more intellect and deeper understanding for the advancement of future generations, who like your generation will advance with a greater knowledge of their time. Mr. Thomas Bangert Superintendent columbus day Mr. Donald Larabee, Principal Being a native son of Sullivan, Mr. Larabee was born on April 25, 1922 two miles east of Sullivan, the son of Olive Josephine Knapp and Clifford E. Larabee. The family moved to Cleveland, Ohio when he was six years old where they lived until moving to Wellington, Ohio when Mr. Larabee was in the ninth grade. He graduated from Well- ington High School in June of 1941. Mr. Larabee was in the U.S. Army from October 1942 until January 1946 serving in the South Pacific for two years on the staff of General Douglas MacArthur. After his discharge from the U.S. Army, Mr. Larabee attended Ashland College, majoring in business education. He graduated in June 1949. Mr. Larabee attended summer schools at Gregg College, Colorado State Teacher's College, Ohio State Uni- versity and Kent State University from which he graduated in August 1957 with a Masters Degree in School Administration. Mr. Larabee's teaching career started at Chatfield High School, Crawford County, where he taught business subjects. From there he went to Perrysville High School where he taught for three years. Mr. Larabee came to Sullivan as local executive head in 1952 and has been in the Sullivan--Black River School District for fifteen years. He was made high school principal of the newly consolidated Black River High School in 1959, Mr. Larabee was married to Margaret Ethel Bohlen on December 29, 1946. They have three sons: Scott Eric, a sophomore at Ashland College; Bruce Edward, a senior at Black River High School, and Ronald Almer, a freshman at Black River High School. Somer Ge ar ROW ONE: K, Thome, N. Archer, L. Lieby, S. Runkle, C. Eichel, P. Syzmczak, A. Simmer- man, D. Lamb, G. Klintworth, V. Bilies.;. ROW TWO: V, Summers, J. Whitney, L. Dobson, P. Ramey, K. Kline, J. Haas, L. Koerber. ROW THREE: B. Riffle, B. Fetzer, H. Whitney, M. Drake, S. Moutoux, P. Powers, L. Gott. ROW FOUR: B. Schuck, D. Davis, D. Kidney, C. Ziebro, L. Rice, M. Gruver, L. Schuck, and Mrs, Glover. 1S, 4 Raye BOTTOM: F. Gruver, B. Simcox, B. Scholl. ROW ONE: C, Billman, J. Geiss, D. Griggs, B. Fet- zer, J. Bodenmiller, B. Bodenmiller, D. Rollin, W. Breyley. ROW TWO: JeGarmen® By Finkel™ je Runkle, D. Davis, N. Quast, P. Nagy, Mrs. Dawley. ROW THREE: C. Smith, D. Brasse P. Kiczek, W. Reisinger, S. Nelson, C. Ziebro, M. Swaino. GwAa ae ROW ONE: K. Thome, A. Broome, M. Power, J. Grenzenback, B. Bodenmiller, J. Geiss, F. Gruver. ROW TWO: B, Ramey, B. Hendricks, J. Runkle, D. Linden, S. Moutoux, L. Pomeroy. ROW THREE: P, Bolf, M. Hoffman, P. Power, M. Guyer, L. Lowe, P. Cement. ROW FOUR: M, Swaino, C. Smith, C. Ziebro, J. Brinkerhoff, C. Eberling, D. Davis, T. Smith. Science Club ROW ONE: D. Roe, R. Pruitt, G. Chapman, N. Quast, B. Larabee, R. Owsley, B. Scholl. ROW TWO: J, Rogers, R. Hange, B. Scholl, G. Bowen, P. Geiss, M. Shurk, D. Hange, S. LaMar. ROW THREE: L. Wagner, T. Stroup, B. Finkel, B. Ramey, C. Stewart, M. Guyer, G. Siefred, R. Myers. ROW FOUR: D. Puie, F. Gruver, B. Hendricks, D. Zawacki, R. Yeager, M. Cooper, J. Brinkerhoff, B. Simcox, W. Reisinger, J. Rook, M. Guyer, C. Warner, J. Geiss, J. Sooy. ROW FIVE: Mr. Brandel, Mr. Eisinger. College Club ROW ONE: W. Breyley, R. Rollin, N. Knapp, G. Klintworth, G. Bowen, J. Grenzenbach, E. Massie, D. Rollin. ROW TWO: S. Nagy, B. Scholl, J. Geiss, N. Quast, C. Drury, B. Mills, J. Haas, C. Billman, J. Haas, D. Puie. ROW THREE: V. Goeh- ring, D. Billman, K. Kline, B. Bodenmiller, C. Warner, B. Finkle, B. Hendricks, N. Bigelow, E. Massie, S. Moutoux, P. Powers, J. Runkle, L. Wagner, T. Smith. ROW FOUR: D, Kidney, C. Ziebro, G. Stuart, N. Dria, R. Pruitt, D. Brasse, P. Kiczek, J. Brinkerhoff, W. Reisinger, M. Cooper, B. Simcox, B. Larabee, J. Sooy, D. Kurtz, G. Chapman, S. Nelson, D. Davis, C. Smith, C. Eberling, M. Swaino, Mrs. Dougherty. Post Staff ROW ONE: C, Eichel, B. Budenmiller, H. Whitney, S. Rowe, R. Snoody. ROW TWO: S, Denbow, H. Butcher, C. Dury, K. Warner, A. Zimmerman, Mrs. Daw- ley. ROW THREE: E, Wandle, S. Nel- son, L. Rice, L. Gott, D. Kidney. Beta Club ROW ONE: W, Breyley, R. Rollin, N. Knapp, G. Klintworth, D. Lamb, B. Moore, A. Smith, D. Rollin. ROW TWO: S, Nagy, B. Scholl, J. Geiss, P. Nagy, C. Drury, H. Butcher, B. Mills, S. Runkle, B. Hendricks, B. Fetzer. ROW THREE: V. Goehring, K. Billman, K. Kline, T. Bodenmiller, J. Carmen, B. Finkel, L. Gott, N. Bigelow, E. McConigey, S. Moutoux, P. Powers, H. Paine, C. Smith, ROW FOUR: J. Rogers, B. Hord, M. Lance, J. Hook, S. Rowe, B. Bodenmiller, G. Stewart, C. Ziebro, S. Nelson, N. Dria, B. Larabee, J. Sooy, C. Walkden, B. Simcox, D. Hamn. Spanish Club ROW ONE: A, Broome, R. Arce, D. True, J. Blankenship, B. Finkel, B. Brockway, R. Hange. ROW TWO: P, Clement, G. Worcester, E. Zeibro, W. Reisenger, N. Dria, V. Carpenter, J. Runkle, E. Hastings. Juniors Seniors ROW ONE: D. Owen, W. Reisinger, B. Nesbett, B. Dennis, D. Clinker, G. Meko- leske, E. Steele, M. Burke. ROW TWO: J. McConnell, D. Linden, M. Kabbage, J. Hisey, P. Koons, D. Davis, M. Reisinger, S. Rowe, B. Linden, S. Fenstermaker. Parliamentary Procedure Team ROW ONE R. Eichel D. Clinker S. Rowe B. Nesbitt ROW TWO N. Kabbage H. Rowley B. Linden D. Owen D. Davis M. Reisinger S. Fenstermaker W. Reisinger F.F.A. Officers Susan Fenstermaker, Scott Rowe, Danial Clinker, Melvin Reisinger, Donald Davis, Martin Kabbage, Bill Linden, Mr. Gottron. Dairy Judging R. Eichel, J. Kratzer, S. Fenstermaker, D. Clinker, D. Owen, W. Rei- singer. Freshmen and Sophomores ROW ONE: B. Dennis, R. Eichel, J. Moats, R. Lowe, B. Caine, F. White, D. Zemanzik, R. Paykin, M. Rodriguez, B. Gleisner, C. Franz, C. Thome, J. Moskal, A. Twining. ROW TWO: B. Colley, J. Hahn, D. Dawson, D. Bolen, J. Kratzer, L. Broome, R. Manning, J. Cor- rell, H. Rowley, D. Nalley, J. Spidel, R: Twining, E. Ensign, R. Miller, S. Henry, B. Inglet. Mrs. Ann Foor Sophomore Girls Ensemble ROW ONE: C. Billman, R. Rollin, D. Rollin. ROW TWO: D. Griggs, P. Nagy, M. Hoffman. ROW THREE: J. Rook, M. Swaino, C. Smith, L. Lowe. Freshman Girls Ensemble Lo Pomroy, M : Powers, C: Lance, P. Klintworth, N. Blessing, K. Koons, D. Linden. Girls Chorus ROW ONE: K. Bryan, P. Klintworth, R. Rollin, L. Koch, M. Powers, M. Cole, K. Smith, C. Billman, F. Gruver, J. Geiss, J. Botdorf. ROW TWO: J. Bibby, D. Rosa, B. Mills, M. Guyer, D. Griggs, N. Archer, A. Broome, D. Rollin, P. Nagy, N. Knapp, H. Butcher, D. Linden, N. Blessing. ROW THREE: G. Weber, P. Powers, M. Sweet, D. Kidney, L. Lowe, C. Eichel, M. Hawley, G. Stuart, C. Drury, J. Rook, S. Moutoux, C. Lance, M. Hoffman. de = F E Mixed Chorus ROW ONE: G. Klintworth, R. Rollin, C. Billman, D. Rollin, N. Archer, G. Bowen, R. Twining, H. Butcher, B. Scholl, A. Broome, M.Cole, J. Botdorf. ROW TWO: K. Billman, J. Bibby, L. Koch, D. Griggs, K. Kline, N. Quast, E. McConeghy, E. Wandel, J. Geiss, J. Hass, B. Wandel, J. Hass, R. Higgins. ROW THREE: C, Eichel, V. Geohring, P. Powers, M. Swaino, C. Smith, M. Archer, J. Pitz, S. Rowe, J. Car- men, C. Drury, B. Moore, F. Gruver, N. Bigelow. THIRD ROW: L. Gott, M. Sweet, L. Lowe, D. Kidney, S. Nelson, G. Lee, F. Hoffman, D. Owen, G. Stuart, J. Rook, M. Hawley, S. Moutoux, M. Hoffman, W. Bodenmiller. Sophomore Junior Girls Ensembles K. Bryan, B. Moore, F. Gruver, J. Geiss, B. Boden- miller, B. Hendricks, P. Powers. Boys Glee ROW ONE: G. Sifred, P. Brasse, R. Twining, J. Biddin- ger, E. McConeghy, J. Blan- kenship, J. Geohring, M. Shirk. ROW TWO: G. Bowen, M. Archer, R. Myers, B. Jackson, R. Larabee, A. Sidwell, K. Rossa, M. Car- penter, S. LaMar. Sr. Boys Ensemble ROW ONE: Bud Bodenmiller, Frank Hoffman. ROW TWO: Neal Quast, Scott Rowe, Merle Archer, Gary Bowen. Sr. Girls Ensemble W. Breyley, E. Massie, B. Wandel, K. Kline, G. Stuart, S. Nelson, K. | McCourt, C. Warner, S. Fenstermaker, S. Nagy. Senior Band Members ROW ONE: E. Wandel, B. Scholl, L. Gott. ROW TWO: B, Wandel, M. Arch- er, J. Carmen. Mr. Homer Bowers Majorettes ROW ONE: T. Stoup, L. Gott. ROW TWO: D. Puie, B. Scholl, L. Blodgett. ROW THREE: E. Wandel, C. Eberling. i SS a eae IVer Black R Ing Homecom 1967 Queen and Court Dave Walkden John May Bruce Larabee Linda Rodriguez Melissa Giar Cindy Billman Kathy Thome Kathy Billman Russell Pruitt Ron Larabee DAVID AKER is first in line, A nicer fellow is hard to find. Here at school he's a track star, The way he runs, he'll go far. DORIS ALLEN seems to be quiet But her friends know she's a riot. In this life she will go far, Because her work's up-to-par. MERLE ARCHER agrees to disagree, At least he does this pleasantly. Everyone assumes we can well rely Merle's arguments will never die. MICKEY BAKER, a wizard with curls Is admired by all the girls. Always a friend; ready to smile, Won't be forgotten for a long while. MARY BASSETT is cute and sweet, A nicer girl you seldom meet. Her ambitions are outlined, A future so sure is hard to find. KATHY BILLMAN, doesn't remember Everything she should remember, And yet when she smiles at you You forgive the loss of a shoe. BUD BODENMILLER is really a riot. Watch those suggestions--he may try it. Washington D.C. was his destination, Next, who knows? Across the nation. GARY BOWEN seems pretty quiet, But those in the know know what a riot He creates with his jokes, Gary's not one of the shy folks. WANDA BREYLEY has a good brain, She has to work for her gain, She lends to all a helping hand, We all think she's really grand, HOPE BUTCHER in a trio sings, Joy to many she does bring, Editor of the paper; she is best, She could pass any test. CLASS POEMS LINDA CANFIELD is a swell gal To everyone she is a real pal A secretary she wants to be To sit on some handsome boss's knee. JANICE CARMEN is a cool chick. In debates she is really quick. Often times she's in a haste, But that never makes her waste. GEORGE CHAPMAN will get his kicks By cleaning up dirty politics. He watches U.F.O.'s at night President of MARS? Just might! DIANE DAVIS is in our class, Her tests she studies to pass, She's always ready to laugh, She'll stand for no graft. DON DAVIS is Diane's twin, In basketball he helps to win, Tall in stature and very nimble He could drop the ball into a thimble IRA DAVIS is an athlete, With anyone he will compete. Football a game he likes to play Anytime of the night or day. RONNIE DENBOW is just so-so. He would make a perfect beau. so) ober: lined s(-vamoye Me Uh mm uct- Bee! Get him wound-up, what a scream. SHERRY DENBOW works real hard, But at parties she's a card. Quiet and shy is her disguise, A lot of fun with girls and guys. DOUG DOBSON is an artist. On the prom he worked his hardest With Mr. Albright he did fight, To make our prom best in sight. NORMAN DRIA from Hunington way Makes the most of a school day. As every good scholar should do, He thinks a problem through. | SUSAN FENSTERMAKER, a busy lass, The only girl in Vo-ag class. With dairy cattle she's good, She handles them as she should. LINDA GOTT a member of the band With the drums, lends a hand When the band marches ‘round, Among the majorettes she's found. JUDY GRENZENBACK and EVA MASSIE are an inseparable pair. Where one is, the other is there. To be veterinarians is their aim, so they say, An animal hospital someday. The first HAAS twin is JANE. Life near her is seldom sane. In chorus she sings alto, fine. She'll be your friend any time. JUDY HAAS so often trifled With those poems she ciphered. We remember, sniffing sobs Why didn't Judy get this job. RUSSELL HENDRICKS is a swell guy. Although, at times he's very shy. He always seems to be joking, Along with his slow-poking. ROSEANN HIGGINS is not a bit shy. She has a twinkle in her eye, With her smile comes two dimples. Here explanations are far from simple. FRANK HOFFMAN, our tallest guy, Among his classmates rates high. About his basketball he likes to roar, For proof, just watch the score. BUTCH HORD may shatter your mind, A nicer guy you'll never find, When in football he gets clubed, He likes to have his back rubbed. KEITH JACKSON is a quiet lad, Someone said his temper was bad. I can't imagine his temper aflare Not a red temper -- just red hair. MARTIN KABBAGE is next in line, Everyone thinks he's just fine. He's always willing to help, Whose heart couldn't he melt? KATHY KLINE is a go-getter, You'll find no one better, She's a leader that we know. Her kindness well overflows. LYNN KOERBER has blonde hair, Natural blondes are very rare. With her friends she really rates, Her goal is to graduate. DAVID KURTZ is a real shy guy, He often gives out a big sigh. When these days are gone by, Into the future he can fly. DIANNE LAMB is full of fun, She's a friend to everyone. She's always on the go, NY, KoX-3 ao) i) 0 0 e- @ae BO MARK LANCE we give a hand, For ability to play in a band. From school he's sneaking, Home to catch-up on sleeping. ROGER LANGFORD is next in line, A nicer guy is hard to find. He volunteers for bulletin boards. Good luck with the goal your working towards. BRUCE LARABEE is a girls game. Tri-State is his present aim. Great in sports, really tuff. He's got what it takes --unexplainable stuff! GREG LEE is dark and tall. With him you have a ball. — With his explanations he tries to amuse us, But most of the time they only confuse us. WILLIAM LINDEN better known as Bill, Took to F.F.A. witha will, No doubt, a farmer he will be, He lives on a dairy farm, you see. JIM McCONNELL is sometimes shy, But he is really quite a nice guy. Cute and dark but not too tall, He's one of the greatest of all, KAREN McCOURT is full of fun. In liveliness she is number one. We're sure she'll claim happiness, And climb the ladder of success, A hobby for ELIZABETH MASSIE is art, She draws straight from her heart. She is the envy of every girl, For her hair has a natural curl. JOHN MAY tells you the time of day, For about everything he has a lot to say. At football he is really top's, It's very hard to get him to stop! SUSAN NAGY our F.F.A . queen, Is always on the beam. Often times you'll find her in the hall, Laughing and having a ball. A NELSON named SHARON Is as sly as the Red Baron. Always ready to face the world, Many a banner she will unfurl. RANDY OWSLEY who used to be Scooter, Gives his idea on which girl's cuter. He writes poems for his satisfaction; Where he goes there's always action. Bigs: RICK PE TERS s tall and cool, He plays the game by his own rule. He hopes to have a band someday, And with the stars he will play. NEAL QUAST with his bright red hair, Is one who always tries to be fair. Always smiling, never depressed, We all know him as one of the best. PATRICIA RAMEY is petite and fair, Very few with her can compare. In the kitchen she works real hard; She always seems to be such a card. MELVIN REISINGER is known to us all, For his tricks in basketball. Tall in stature, the tallest it seems, We hope he fulfills all his dreams. From River Corners is LINDA RICE, A girl who is sugar and spice. ' Her biggest dream is to graduate; And in life to participate. RUSSELL RIFFLE known by us all, Likes to have fun in study hall. And it is true, without a doubt, He'll be glad when school is out. CLOYD ROGERS often enjoys a caper, As in study hall he throws paper. He talks a lot and makes much noise, But still one of our favorite boys. ae JIM ROGERS, our king of complaint, Really is on his way to be a saint. He likes to be with his girl, Tri-State he will give a whirl. SCOTT ROWE once moved to the West, But came back because B.R. is best! Known in track for a job well done, He always seems to be having fun. BUD SCHUCK is always on the beam, When he's on the football team. He's friendly, and liked by us all, If in need of help, give hima call. Next in line is LARRY SCHUCK, Who seldom ever cracks a book, He's full of fun and glee, He'll be a success, wait an see. BECKY SCHOLL is leading our band. We all think she's just grand. She really tries to do her best, And she wears the cutest dress. ALICE SIMMERMAN, blonde and Bente Is really hard to beat. She wants to have a car of her own, So she can be really well known. RUTH SNODDY has long, dark hair, But she also has brains to spare. Graduation is her first rung, Then Oh Promise Me will be sung, JIM SOOY is a real McCoy, Fun and games are for this boy. Just ask him about book reports, He thinks ex,temporaneous is a sport. GAIL STUART is a real tall blonde, Of whom many a person is very fond. Fighting for rights with her soul, To be a nurse is her main goal. MICKEY SWEET is rather crazy, Her explanations are sometimes hazy. But a liverlier girl we'll never meet, She is cute and can't be beat! PEGGY SZYMOZSKI is new to our school. We think she is quite a jewel. She's friendly and full of smiles, Her personality will take her miles. KATHY THOME, our smallest cheerer, Makes you happy when you're near her. Always peppy and ready for sport, To be a beautician is her report. RITA THOMPSON has a safety mind, She hopes a safe car can be designed. One that will take us thru a wreck, And leave us good as new, by heck. BONNIE WANDEL from Albion town, Has hair and eyes of deepest brown. In class she's sharp and on the ball, And seemingly shy in the hall. ELLEN WANDEL has for all a smile, Her disposition is slow to rile, She won Miss Sullivan ; first place, Because she has beauty and grace. GLENNA WEBER has a liking for school, Which not everyone h as, as a rule, A friend to all, a foe to none, She likes to laugh and enjoys fun. CHRIS WARNER with hair so long, ‘Has a heart that is so strong. She wrote Waldo for the paper, We know success will not escape her. HAZEL WHITNEY is known for laughing, As she say's hi to all who's passing. She's always found chasing the boys, They seem to be her favorite toys! The daring adventuresome specimen's of the '68 are journeying through space on the Ist rocket to the planet Mars. The rocket shudders and jolts--a warp in time and on the video tele - screen we can see--the FUTURE is NOW '--the -- PRESENT! DAVE AKER-Now holds the worlds record for the 100 yard dash, DORIS ALLEN -Has gone into show business with her Uncle Steve.'’ MERLE ARCHER-Is now Albion's Fire Chief. MICKEY BAKER-Is manager of the Bakers Bakery on Bakers Street in Bakersville. MARY BASSETT -has just discovered an off-spring of the Rose--The Rosecrans, KATHY BILLMAN- has finally made it to the Jungles of Africa--but we are to report, has recently been served in a Missionary Pie! Bud Bodenmiller-has a new T.V. program called ''The Bodenmiller U.S. Camp- bell debated .'' GARY BOWEN-Now owns Fort Knox (What is this world coming to?) WANDA BREYLEY -is now a cartoonist --Surprise!! HOPE BUTCHER -Now owns her own butchery in WORCESTER! LINDA CANFIELD-is now owner of ''Canfield'’s Can-Can in Las Vegas, JANICE CARMEN -Has written an opera named simply Janice.'' GEORGE CHAPMAN -has finally made it to Washington D.C. He holds the distinguished title of ''Chief Dog Catcher . ' DIANE DAVIS-is teaching gymnastics at U.C.L.A. DON DAVIS-has grown another 3 feet and is too big to do much of anything. IRA DAVIS-heads a new protest group with Keep Curly Hair Curley as its motive. RONNIE DENBOW -has finally made it to the Major Leagues -pitching 12 straight no- hitters. Watch out for old 13, Ron!! SHERRY DENBOW-is now owner of ''Denbow Funeral Home. DOUGLAS DOBSON -is now owner of ''Dobson's Art Account.'’ NORMAN DRIA-is now the worlds most successful Rabbit Farmer M.L. SUSAN FENSTERMAKER -is now a veterinarian --her office is known far and wide as Suz'll Fix it all” LINDA GOTT -is head majorette for an all boy's drum and bugle corps, JUDY GRENZENBACK -now has her own horse farm, and has her own breed of horses, 'The Grenzenbackers . JANE and JUDY -are now a comedy team; they're getting a lot of Ha- Haas! ROSEANNA HIGGINS -Is now the star of Rosie's Roxies. ’ FRANK HOFFMAN-now has been named the world's most dedicated basketball player. BUTCH HORD-has a new T.V. program, ‘History, Why Did it Happen? KEITH JACKSON-is the main attraction at the fair. He lefts oxen. KATHY KLINE-has published a book on the Chemistry of Casseroles , LYNN KOERBER -has been resting after her smash hit role in Blondes are REALLY Interest People.'’ DAVE KURTZ-ordered by the government, is now censoring play boy mag - azines , DIANNE LAMB-is now headmistress at Japanese Judo and Karate school MARK LANCE -has discovered a handy new barbering device --the Bow ! ROGER LANGFORD - has completed work on his newest ''Ramjet'’ model. BRUCE LARABEE-is finally chief engi - neer for International Steer Pavilion Inc. BILL LINDEN-is now named Most Successful Dairy Farmer on the moon, He specializes in Green Cheese. JIM McCONNELL-is now | a successful hamburger king with a large chain of McConnells Gilded Arches. KARON McCOURT is now designer for outer space suits, ELIZABETH MASSIE -has just married a Mr, Ferguson. | EVA MASSIE- Is now Toastmistress of the country's 4-H groups. JOHN MAY-is star half- | back for the Greenbay Packers, SUE NAGY -has gone yet unbeaten in arm-wrestling, but has yet to take on Mr, Ramage. Watch out, Sue'’ SHARON NELSON -is now a Rockette at Radio | City Music Hall. RANDY OWSLEY -is Vice-President of White Owl Cigars. BRUCE PETERS- hasthe world's largest display of broken guitar strings which he shows at the State Fair | annually. NEAL QUAST-now has 5 blonde boys, and is chief Stockholder for M.U.N.G.in- | dustries. MEL REIGINGER -now has a new tractor that rides on air, PAT RAMEY-is head | beautician for Lady Clairol Enterprises. LINDA RICE-has made a fortune suppling rice for bridal parties. RUSSEL RIFFLE-has discovered a new potatoe chip called R-R-Riffles!! CLOYD ROGERS-has gone into the horse training business. JIM ROGERS-is the star of the | Interstallar Galactic Broadcasting Company--who's motto is The Voice of the Universe. | SCOTT ROWE -has replaced Gary Cooper as the hero in Western Movies. FRED SCHAUB- | is owner and opcrator of ''Freddies Peppermint lounge, located just North of Spencer. | BECKY SCHOLL -having grown very little since fourth grade is modeling Betsey McCall fashion for McCall magazine. ALICE SIMMERMAN-is secretary of the President of the Dog- | N-Suds Root-beer chain, RUTH SNODDY-is treasurer (and boss) of Dobson's Art Account. | JIM SOOY -has found satisfaction in testing reclining lounge chairs,GAIL STUART -has just cleared fifteen-million after taking over Lucille Ball's dynasty. (She's a redhead now!) MICHELE SWEET -is now a renowned marriage counselor in Hollywood.KATHY THOME-is head of the current Irish Rebellion. RITA THOMPSON's-new safety device for automobile's the Brace, has just been accepted as a safety Standard by U.S. car manufacturers. BONNIE | WANDEL-has just hit number one with her band, Boppin Bonnie and the Brass. (move over | Herb!) ELLEN WANDEL-has just left for the Miss America contest. CHRIS WARNER -has dropped English Bull Terriers in favor of a newly developed breed-The German Long-Haired (| Pointer. GLENNA WEBER-is now a star in the Metropolitan opera. HAZEL WHITNEY -is now a go-go girl at the club Cotton Gin. bi We HERESIES: ; Senior Eloise Gentry Spanish, English Emma Dougherty English Advisors Walter Ramage Social Studies and Coach Mary Hamer Health, Physical Education, Guidance. David Aker Michal Baker Oleh (era) Se) Veyue; Ge: “enue; ‘elie! ve StudentiGouncill = ses ae Homecoming Court... 2 Doris Allen Boy's 'Gleer co cahintog ss? 2 Basketball, ..: 2. 12.3 4 Aetiea Yee et ner 4 eae age! Girl's Gleemsinaeo eo ten 1 Baseball yee h ee 1 Cl P] Track’ c, yeaa. eee We ae ee meek Cee ; Letterman's Club . 2,3,4 Panises CUES yet tates Merle Archer Annual Statics swe ore 4 Biaiincles at. myinn seen etre 1 Mixed Chorus io’, ¢ ct Boys Glee tag. y Deri 1 Class Play ace a) @ feo ce (a) Cae 3 Alt=County' Band 2.3244. 2 All-County Chorus..... 2 All Ohio Youth OMS ca. epee kes 3 Kathleen Billman atam th saa Rey Beta: Club its0 ct ae saya atin Chub: cry. es eee fe2 Vocal Groups... 52.1,2:3.4 Mary Basset Cheerleader 35) 14 123.4 Band | seve teyea itera. (ac 1 Class Blayot. 3 waco eee 5 Home Ee lub wie... 1,4 Libratian: i oes 3,4 College Club). Joc 3,4 District Scholarship SR@SES “Se as, apen ee (ee Newspaper Staff . 2.54 1,2 Student Cotincrl: 24) oy 1 Although the world's young heart is breaking, Its youthful eyes cannot be lo) Bbste! To new stars visioned in the making Through far-flung casements of the mind. G..D. Leckliter Glass @fficernr. | eee Thayne Bodenmiller Bud ! Be Ca-Clubremr cane ot 2,3,4 Wiixed! CH OLUss. cc. natant s 3,4 Boy's Ensemble «2... a BaseDal le. as cinen-wetene 3,4 PaCks actcsst saete ayes 2,3,4 Letterman's, Club-.:.....'3,4 Glassib lave sees ty, sh laos 3 District Scholarship Die@StSha rhea ss ae eeh caus 2 Newspaper Staff ...... 4 WHEOSTLIIO tn ies analaleme ss rs 2,4 JB bolet-Wm @e-honek-BKel Girl'sEnsembie, ... Mixed'Chorus;:.. Girl's Glee Pep Club Clascoh lay. peUsiter ars 3. oc AMT County: Bands) .5.2 District Scholarship Tests Newspaper Stari. ss: « . 3,4 Glass Officeriec. ws. 4. 5) Gary Bowen Notoysiell Suwehat 55 4 obo iMbiqael (INOS. 4 4 A Oo Boy siGlCCme tt oes. Boys Ensemble si... CESS ACA one ente ee College Clubeec. 2%, ..: PIL= OuNty, GNOrUus .6 5 « SpanishyC tbr. -.5 ee. 1 Hope Butcher JAroogoall: SteawaE oop ace Ble 6 8 iBebayel 6 ad i EbebKel-m Orb weet bel Narobeull Seal Gaia o oo [syoteat (CMs) 6 6 mee a ol os iLBwG bel (Glibley maeecsaen ae IMuxeduG@horusin cs cree GinlwsSnGlee tees seca eis Grassley vetersns ve 6 Syerepovera (Clb). 4 Aisese Covlege Clube. svc... All-County Band.... Firelands Conference Bamclgareen tis fee a0) te. 3 Ensemble and Solo GOntestsiae ss noe 1,2,4 1,3,4 an 4 nee ts oye 2 ee Wanda Breyley sSovOML SE BOEA 6 GG ae 4 6 u 4 SE (Clb): go al Goo c ie 2n3.4. Bele Aeecs Seteme esi ice deay feeete 3,4 Gigli soya Geom oo 4 GirlisiG, een cea ke) arate 2 1.2 CTassyh lay (have ss aver aatys 3 College Clb. © «cs cea 4 (CligIgg hanes? oo Ginl6 ao 6 ) Spanish, Gl aot oy eget ess 2 George Chapman Football 0% Ga... e0 3,4 Baseball asian 1 Diane Davis (ETQCK sey are ymermecra ge is Fo sie ab tee vere vemeein eee aie Letterman's Clubs... 3,4 Girl's Gheese aroma. ele GilassiPRlsv 7 a caudetaiyrs cS G.ALAL ea eee Bale 3,4 Dibrarian. tite ee le, 34 Pep Chib. dees te 8 ie College Cluba2) ss. 4 ClassPilayteo sepia eos iS District Scholarship Librarian Sana eet aro ihests) oon teen a £52) Sclences@iubies cst tase. -O Homecoming Court... College Club 4+... .%..3,4 Class Olficer aor.) ss Spanish Club ....... 2 Wrestling sense snare Ss jets Spanish Clap vtie . «aa. Wh. N Bw A w DXosot- Bike DE-aks EF asiteasensa noua: (Laem Land Judging sivco.«. «ai ana. Basketball: Wau .ckgecue Parliamentary Procedure PSA hao ea la! clk hae General Livestock Judging i taxs 5. byes Class Play. ite «iso o seer Letterman's Club. ..s 1453; OO voor b) Ie RIDER aS jplonosves Ie (Sliley Gea. 5 Aer FOOtOaN ie “5p -res, dyeqor Basketballatec ict. c0. eee Baseballtesenc scan cues HAD ate es aces ees Letterman's Glub’. «2 2.3 Wrestling r . ery eae oy Ronald Denbow Baseball arn Siena cleyo Letterman's-Club’... 1,2 ,3 Student @ouneile seas te Nols unta e DI-seloley is Newspaper Staff 02.00 a4 Annual. Stati) Ay. hres 3 ’ On NSN Norman Dria BetavGluibyepiyscpmctewen ots 3,4 PROT tee techs ade ans ge 8 2 Collegerve lw m1. ur sos a - 4 District Scholarship RSS Lakes Sion Ws. 8) Spanish Ghibin: a uta ts © 3,4 Judy Grenzenbach Baniicl Geese sot uemac ee 25 nn ie CoblegenG ia biirs hs pale a. a AlY-County Band 23% 25, . DAT ie utelamYos Cole butob ye) SW ectsNuetecoan et see aie 8) Jane Haas Annual Staff Home Ec. Club NMaxediChoms 2%. Breyees Girl's Glee Susan Fenstermaker JNISUOTONUI SERGE. Of G66 5 Ot BetaGluibiew ares ecueene Lerch CEMMe.. 65 45.66 oe 2 Land jadging . a 3-4 2 Dairy Judging .s-. « . 2 aie NSCS NES! aes Sek tie.c Leckews ass le baiyec Grads ats tee, € os 5 Parliamentary Procedure PICO satu attra. als. Linda Gott MaorutaileS tactics iveeeirsten aie Dan dae ercstic vet eae. ee i, alee nal no 3 Maxed(Chorus...... . 152,3 Gar SIG Cy an scs wy 5), il IMapOrettesins ..9.50-s es EG Wi Oinena tren § i District Scholarship RINCSES Odi rtaras caters 25554 - WwW Judy Haas Annual Staff Class Play College Club Spanish Club iy Keith Jackson Pootoallh.5 can 7 less Lh seay S Basketballs 9. ae a hale ree Track vA %.cs chs aaieet ee Letterman's Club. . 1,2,3.4 Class Play @.s°2 0s teen . Roseann Higgins Annual! Stali Serato as Banid’. ssa” ints! catenins hae) Beta-Clubi.sa eens 12.34 Latin: Clube te eracie apse 3,4 Ryan Hothaan Vocal Music ..... 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus. . os «sis 1,4 Gil DN Minas cae eneate s 3,4 Boy's Cleettn we eee. Tee Pep Club. .....-. 2,3,4 Basketball... 6... 1,2,3,4 Glass Plavig seater ste 3 Trask ee we ae Track yAssistantecs.uees on 3,4 Letterman's Club.... 3,4 SKeprersveror Sirol 5 Ash oe cnc 2,3,4 Class Plaga ee oie? 2 Colleges€ lb aay a in 2,36 Class Officer wre crane 20h i Spamishs@laloeeeemseen stems ee District Scholarship WGSUS dae ie is We reds 2 Elmo Hord Butch nV Beta Cay soa ene .1;2,3,4 O1lO Latimoe lube a So euarens 3,4 FOOtb a eka tacos tans ls HR A oles Basketball. ..... 1,2,3,4 We have crossed the bay, DESC Le Setea se Ree Lee s : Letterman's Club . . 1,2,3,4 the ocean lies before us. Clave Play. s scaan ete ae fesse Pibracia sian. e tes aver 4 Fas aa 2 Martin Kabbage Anntial Stati frst 2) Gan pe 4 Annual Staffs, 05 3 pi feha ae BetarClib’s (vs socyssatea sie AB Aire tae ote Po ROR age ee 3 Hlome Be. Club. (5, cane ee Letterman's Clute. 354 Girl's Busemble. sn, cima C lasssPlany tire uae ean 3 Mixed Chotus ) a cs..c lve. C ollegerCha bones. en siet cs 4 Girl's (Glee. ssieateua tee 12 bub E-beok—teid- bugs euerel-teltbu= Class: Rl aye! seh nono: 3 DP CANINA ives (se unnaess 3,4 College:Cib Gs waa Wrestling icais + wis 2,3,4 District Scholarship General Livestock ED ESES '. tains ore hae 3 Judging 52734. a3 eee Class Officer 0°) ie, eds Kathleen Kline Spanish Club Colors MOI AYE CAAAGT) and Mint Green David Kurtz RE Wolly Meee ey eee a ee | eke iia Mixed iGhorusiss.... 4. ols nnua See ea me rei Boy SiG LCG! 6 ouie: io -aaue a wok later ldfels (Shilo) By Sn oe : Z Chass Pla vied eat ate eet e GirltsiGillee ween s, cc estes Gre eolleeeCinys | aes Class Play.......... National Merit Scholarshi (INC StS Memaee teen te eS wr pp PRwWNDNE IDSEbebeX-m e-beele) ANovOEML Senne Gold od oc Detar G lub. jew eon ses sy Home Ee. Club y=: = ..ce.3 Pepi laces eaten hetenc ee Class Plays) aie eee eer District Scholarship HVESES a ranean seo ante ee 3 WOR IRR GR Roger Langford Beta lubes ss 152, ) 3 Latin Gin bees. «6 « 6 42; Collese Gab 6. 684 lk Te overi ct ie) 5 agian eae Mark Lance BetayG@lub. oes. aos ol, 5,4 Football, ¢ 1 Basket oan lene ene. ofa Solonee (Gillsy 5 5 666 66.0! 1 DEK uel mmcYos oe) E-butobge) WGOSESH aties wee Mopecreme ee Sancene Connell. osos 4g 2 Spanish Club 2342. « L,2 Bruce Larabee Beta Clubs. 6 405, {Geko (Gel Ge e geAs oor Roocba limos ts 1 525 Basketballc:...s 1,2 Letterman's Club . . 1,2 ies ety ie ma ale ty acacia oe ke Mibrartanwese nels ae oats SYehlonverss (Elio) ya ane College Glibi. a5 .)6 «e's District Scholarship CStS teem aasee. 5 Syeqbue (hola tGxroyppoventllan ey yar e Homecoming Court. .2, Class: Cificer.::... 1 NO WW WF WwW DoD Ww WOR SROR po ik - We - eee) PP Wr ? - Gregory Lee Mixed Choms:s4:.°. 12,34 4 Syohiarayeres (Chel a: atk ee Aue Karon McCourt Girl's Ensemble .... ; Mixed Chorus: +... 4,233 Givl er tee (51. eens es Librarian c. ois-b,.a ence ye College Clubs aa sss Opnaters Wikor eds seria o Hoo ? ? PPWNY PP Elizabeth Massie William Linden FBGA, aetna a ceca’, LB 3,4 Mixed; @horus% s.1 Gan ise 2 3 Boy's GleGm, tite sistent s Glass (Play itis is srvesetans Parliamentary Procedure Te@aaia 0 geece eace. emcee General Livestock JOOS ING oe ts sin naa James McConnell E OFA. eek are ee eg oe Class Pia .tone Sieneye. seal oo Land Judging Team... 4 ! Eva Massie Band so eelaarc er seer ate Mixe di Ghomis iirc titerene Girl's Glee’, .g aievernnee Class Play). a2 ait eee College Clube. ers eceteame District Scholarship WWESES 55 . 1a sa ape eS why w John May AMIEL Statler ae wes . 4 Boy's Ensembte ns « t. la2 Footballs Sa. 4..05, 5 Oil be oye Basketballign.. aes Cone fe) Sierras emer 1,2,3,4 Letterman's Club. . 1,2,3,4 District Scholarship BCStsinte es teaeyt. Seka. s 3 Randy Owsley Slacsiiatay 0 we. dint Cen Science Club Mine sttiege ai es An 3,4 Bruce Peters Latin Club eee A Boy's Glee Class Play Librarian Susan Nagy Beta, Cigbs 2 elaoese 12°34 Pavinwednb so cic tee ged 12 Viele riders. shy loete taser tena be i) GarltssEysemble sts... 4 Med enoris.. os wacues 1,4 GAPS: Gl OCs. ce ne ae ae ee Cheereaderss te.) we ons 3,4 ReveGluib 75 ace wee tue is 4 College Ghibi e542 « 4 District Scholarship SC OUSMr e.g aAr, 4 sre he 125 Vabre(=) c am Gre. tho ter | na 3 Feb Queen. tas oe. 5 3 CTasmOmicer: prises 4 = ¢ 3 Sharon Nelson AVENE MBE F 45-5 Ac ole-e MixediChonis:... n.0l,253 IT SNES tt tn oie yet one ye. Glass Rl ay occ er seen 5 ene CoWlesesGhibi 24. nes: 3 District Scholarship BESS Alois: ae ie x4 5s Newspaper ostatir, .. « . Student Council 3% ¢:472 Neal Quast Annual Staff Latin Club Pa AN IMB acre WG oYoyutts Class Play Librarian Science Club College Club BetavG lib... 2s) se A Melvin Reisinger Pat Ramey BP SPAa ss Ca eee 1,2,3,4 Anmua'll Statie tees s.., 2y4 Basketball -pinmng VieG BAA Home Ber Club. 7 7 ten aee Tataekin, 3. aus eh seam re Girl's Cleeve aga tetas t ClassWIay Cie: gchmrelg) ues Pep Citas Grn tc eet. She DUBE beet aele-butae uetel-teltb y= Class: Plan. cic oes ee cers UREE eae rime or serene ee | Newspaper Stati . oueteee General Livestock judging. es 1,334 Linda Rice Amina St-a tii esr, sc. chs, een Fone Ee; Ciubs..) 342,304 Girl's Gleeer es 6 at aod ied ON, See RE as 5 Newspaper Staff y ae 48 { | Russell Riffle Boy's Glee 1; ae eee Football Manager’. 2.3... 2 | Yellow R OkYa James Rogers Beta Club f?) aaa. eee oes, Track 6. aan} eee eee Basketballlin seu aces areal Class-Play' sais ive aes Cloyd Rogers Re seal nice eaten ae Science Clib™..) an c.uec (oye College: Chub 2.0 naacen eens 4 District Scholarship SIGSES: stacanya, winies Ea sy ees Scott Rowe leyeree), (Sitio Gig conn c iL Blaha Chapa psersvretsiisc she) wo if, Letterman's. Club... 4 2535 Science Gluibie a 2) els il seb UbE-beelbeis-butas a velertelebus PVCs Sete ae! a a 4. ies 12,4 District Scholarship PG SUSE: Gu ahepiesecm a dane ¢ Student¥@ouncilis a). ma. 1 Glass Officers vias ses. « 4 3,4 ; 3,4 Mixed CHOrus cs, «tee «6 2)4 2,4 3,4 2 Ruth Snoddy Novotel Syeehae sy 8 Aaa 6 6 6 F AI ESESts aticmaustne eek deca James Sooy Beta Club Letterman's Club. . 1 Pep Club Class Play Science! Glubis. 2. College Club Njabke( soiam @xelb betes Homecoming Court ..:. . Rebecca Scholl DAT ig ae, site tec L2,554 MMe lCouatel sat gets a ete = Beta club. 3.i0s wih 152.3..4 PatincGlab :« . Anaea «eee oe “h (de ee acigee, Ce RN C5354 Vocal'Groups . «+. 12,3,4 bassoP lay sf-3 reece an Gee 5B) WiavOrette cosine. s 152,354 Athletic Aiss't Aas .0le 253.4 Science Club. sss 3,4 Gollege: Clube. s515 3 . 2,3,4 County Conference Bais ce por 6 sheers 2 County Solow a... 1,253;4 State Solo Contest... .3,4 PM bKel-mnboobsol-buccl-bel AmmualeStatfnn sue sen «6 “ROSE SE eyes os se etnies Gail Stuart Beta Club Latin Club Girl's Ensemble... Mixed Chorus Girl's Glee Class Play Track Assistant NYobi=s elo! Os ilo) College Club Student Council.... Homecoming Court.... Michelle Sweet lgkopaava 25 (Elite gas ¢ Mixed Chorus... .1 GipllisiGlee re ces cel: GuARA edocs si gite tials Scilencer@ibss emer d 1 52 are aye 1 Rita Thompson Bonnie Wandel Annual Stati. 0 fii. = % Ban Gee eateries coe , | | 3 beatin Chub. 6 66d ae we 1 Mixed Chorus «2. 1,2,3 | Gav's (Clee... 3.2. sass Cass avin eee tenes College Club. ws. cnaisi .s District Scholarship POSS pos 3. ee eat | Betacelube ess aa 2 | Ellen Wandel AnniualsStatt user ea... DAN o s a escheat ot pe Mixed (Ghorus!s..3...2 Girl's Glee: tees el G AGA es ake os hace Majorette . «2% th ED SUA Ay choi oaks Class: Play io ae aie Am Newspaper Staff... 2 All-conference Iamncl ae yes crate ter eae v . wy y ine) WwReN ww RHO ADNWA AA 3 ’ Kathleen Thome ‘AnamirallltS taitt a. omenten eeu Beta Glubeqests fomacee | Gena bow Clkoloe a7 see San GA Ayan. eee Cheerleader . .... - Pep © luDi in cecenae Class Plays ature College Club. ae. Student Council.... Homecoming Court ... y ov} ih i it y NNMNY’ UW WW LPRoOhwWPRDRAN AL LP Nw y The first creature of God, in the workes of the Dayes, was the Light of the Sense, the last was the Light of Reason. Francis Bacon Chris Warner AnnualeS athens eer Latin Clube tesnccemn Girl's Ensemble .. GrATAuaae ieee Librarian. «ia seul Class Plays sis S43 ss Athletic Assistant. ... Scrence Glulbist aes College Club 2.3 District Scholarship OSES) airs Senet cut eel! Newspaper Stati. inxs. Homecoming Court. . Giiass ©fhicen faeces ay ROR Go RR NN ok NN. Wows “ Il, 1 NM MN Www aH NS) Hazel Whitney Glenna Weber Aone Stath s sen asters Gill's Glee 2.8. 2123 4 Klome EG. Clube sc. ae. 4 CEL 2 end Bateks Mae toe cit ie 3 4 Glass Playin aa: Newspaper Staff. . 24). OF Uy Gs Peggy Szymczak . Home: Ee Club’... 2 12,3,4 Pipe: Hendacls Pep clubay wees eA a. bad Po ccucdinatt ee OR I, Doris Allen, will all my used lun chbags to buy his a oe my fore: a ypewite t a service and oa I, hoe lexere| one with l, Dan Davis, being of sound hoa and min who already has a good start of his own, 1, Sherry Denker wil to my brother, John, and my cousin, Ricky, th W for the last fo “years. os oe they can ogg it from vobbling while they ea — I, Judy Greuenbach being of sound mind , po ibly. will to our sohyies cas devia, my twenty-three cats and kittens. I know ill ives bee and ee APPS 1, jane Haas, of sound mind, and after gyn has as much trouble standing up in gym 1, Russell Hendricks, will the ability to I, Roseann Higgins, being of very sound 2 underclassman who gets riled oy You ve | B.R.H.S. Take it in stride! . I, Frank Hoffman, ill BONNE BELL 'S BOOK 3 CHARM AND B I, Butch Hord, will my p isiion of middle linebacker on the foo luck Doug . _ —-—se I, Keith Jackso al ay Packs to any of next Ly 's senio than | did. _ _ I, Martin Kable being of sound mind and a body, will ike) Joba Ha ee. membershi May he put it to good use. We, Kathy Kline and Judy Haas, will our ngreatest Jocation in the nation locker to ny f flat feet. : . I, Lynn Koerber, will to Linda Lowe and Betty Fetzer my seat on Mr. Crile's bus. - I, David Kurtz, will my lithe, 133- -pound ° iology ik fo ee Dougher . third row in memory of the three years : - a I, Dianne Lamb. being of sound mind and femiin| e body, will my 77 Wigey Look ! to Lin la Rodriquez, who needs _ ay ay mvens Lance, will my ability to get along with Mr. Ramage to David Todd. I, Roger Langford, will ay four yeas of Beta Club membership to any worthy freshman student at Black River : High School, — I, Bruce E. Larabee, will to Mr. Lawrence S. Brandel a pair of Super Fast Skis in hopes that he can make it to school a little oe than he does in his V. W. ot Betsy Massie, will my seat on bus No. 11, which is driven by Mr. Holmes, to any student who thinks he can survive one veer of aS anving. I, ya ‘Masce. being of detective mind and body, and being an all -round athlete (Ha) do hereby will to the fol- _ lowing girls: Marian Swaino, Marg Hoffman, and Carol Smith my latest books on athletic sports: DISLOCA- TIONS CAN BE FUN, LOCKER-ROOM JOKES, ARROW WOUNDS; WHAT TO DO BEFORE THE DOCTOR COMES, INTERNAL BLEEDING IS A MILLION LAUGHS, and RULE BOOK FOR DROP-KICK SOCCER. 1, James McConnell, will my government book to Lyndon Johnson. © | 1, Karon Kec our; will to the next junior class my ability to get into trouble; especially to my sister, Patti, who . ey has a head stare ce I, Soe: NER having the unfailing ability ie) ido he” wrong thing at an n epeelally wrong time, do hereby be- | - queath -y a pants to B.R.H.S. because the school would never be the same without them. L ‘Sharon Nelson, will be slightly used gym suit to Gay Kast to use while playing basketball. - _ Randy Guley, eine of sound besboetel anid beautiful | body, will my Poy ott death, to B.R.H.S. for study and _ for the pattern of future models. A, Pat Ramey, ill to” Pegay Yeaples, Reneé Sweet, and Bev Weidrick the memories of our parties this sum - ee and my ability to tide ak oy Sweet, and tela oe ee to anyone who wants it. - 1 Linda Rice, will ey government book to Barbara Riffle who, I'm sure, wants it. - a Cloyd Rogers, will my ability to iy out of trouble to my brother, Chuck. oS Russell Riffle, will a pack of cigarettes and a book maiche: ie) Mike Drake who can use them. I, . Jim Rogers, will my over- -powering eocal power to Mis Dougherty who has a hard time getting her classes to _ hear her. . Scott Rowe, will my bus oo. ‘Wandel, tae) anyone who has ‘all the time in the world! Also, I will all _ but one pair of my colored socks to Mr. Haring. The bright yellow ones, I will to Mr. Kemp. 1, Becky Scholl, will my baton to Mike Wood to fight off all his many girlfriends. 1, Alice Simmerman, will to Laura Dobson my ability to be Mommy to Vickie Beliels. I, Jim Sooy, being of sound mind and body, will my super-strength to Garry Sifread who could use a little. i Rie Thompson, will to Kay Sheppard all my history books in hopes that she can do better than I did. I, Bonnie Wandel, will my beat-up band uniform, black knee socks, white shoes, and white gloves, to any band : member who could ever use them. i Chets Warner, knowing that he wouldn't want me to face the world with it, leave my hair to Mr. Ramage I because of his loving admiration for long hair. I also leave to him my sister who will be a freshman and can _ Spare two feet or so herself. I, Glenna Weber, will to all the students of B.R.H.S. lots of luck in football. I, Hazel Whitney, will all those crazy times in the library to Dan Clinker who has a better than average start. amp of learning Le Junior : Lawrence S. Brandel Physics, Biology and Coach. Ralph Albright Commercial Advisors J. Frederick Kemp Mathematics Mary Hines Latin and Library. Nancy Archer Emily Bates Nancy Bigelow Bonnie Bodenmiller The David Brasse Junior § | j 9 | . 24% i ra ‘ Mireur Class Delbert Burkhart Mary Caine Michael Canfield Daniel Clinker Michael Cooper Philip Dawson Clair Dennis Cathy Drury Alan Duncan Connie Eberling Cynthia Eichel Beverly Finkel Janet Geiss Victoria Goehring Melissa Gruver Roger Gum Douglas Hastings John Haynes Barbara Hendricks James Hisey Don Holmes Gay Kast Gary Keener Patricia Kiczek Donna Kidney Glenda Klintworth Nancy Knapp Timothy Koch Paul Koons Robert Lamb Jane Leiby Joan Leiby Richard Linden Edwin McConeghy George Mekoleske Sharon Moutoux William Nesbett Craig Nichols David Owen Hazel Paine Gerald Pitz Paul Pomeroy Joann Posar Patricia Powers Russell Pruitt Diana Puie David Riddle Barbara Riffle Linda Rodriguez Charles Rogers Beverly Weidrick Susan Runkle Jackie Rutherford Samuel Shellhorn Tracy Shirk Arnold Sidwell Robert Simcox John Skeeles Tonya Smith Walter Sprinkle Eric Steele Vickie Summers David Todd Calvin Voorhees Lynn Wagner Patricia Ward Larry Warren Helen Weber Peggy Yeaples Thomas Yourich Charlene Ziebro Sophomore Kay Glover Home Economics Alice Dawley Commercial John South English, Speech. i Rolland Haring Math, Athletic Director. Advisors Janice Alltop Cynthia Billman Susan Billman The Wendy Bodenmiller Sophomore David Bolen Class Jane Botdorf Lynette Broome Loren Broome Kathy Bryan Thomas Canfield Dennis Carmen Richard Chapman James Clement Robert Colley Jeff Correll Violet Davis Delbert Dawson Ben Dennis Mike Drake Richard Eichel Bobby Englet Edwin Ensign Betty Fetzer William Flickinger Charles Franz John Freitag Jerry Gift Bonnie Gleisner David Godsey Diana Griggs Elizabeth Gum Marcy Guyer John Hahn Charles Hamilton Harold Hamilton Ronald Hange Jerry Haynes Steve Henry Margaret Hoffman | Blake Jackson | Perry Klintworth | Vera Kokai James Kratzer John Kusmik Glenn Lamb Robert Lee Linda Lowe Richard Manning Richard Maxwell Robert Miller Bonnie Mills Richard Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Bettyann Moore Thomas Moskal Pat Nagy Duane Nalley Victor Peters Billie Jo Ramey David Roe Donna Rollin Ruth Rollin Joanne Rook Diane Roosa Harold Rowley Joanne Runkle Robert Scholl Kay Sheppard Gary Sifread Alice Smith Carole Smith John Spidel Vincent Stepp Cindy Stewart Marian Swaino Rene Sweet Karen Swope Diane Terrill Charles Thome Diane True Ronald Twining Louisa Vaughn Clarence Walkden David Walkden Walter Welch Cheryl White Richard Williams Ray Yeager Dennis Yost Larry Ziebro Honor Smith Ind. Arts James Eisinger Chemistry, Gen. Science. Ron Weaver History, Coach. Francis Stuart Am. History, World History, Coach. Advisors Ruben Arce Boyd Baker Roy Balkin The Freshman Class Kenneth Bammerlin Vicki Beliles Janet Bibby Edward Bidinger James Blankenship Nancy Blessing Lynn Blodgett Thomas Bloom Kim Boales Roger Bolf Philip Brasse Barbara Brockway - John Brown Pamela Bryan William Caine Mike Carpenter Vicki Carpenter Paula Clement Mary Cole David Combs Laura Dobson Gary Ellison Steve Englet Beverly Fetzer William Figley Albert Frye David Gallo Paul Geiss Howard Gleisner Jeffery Goehring Warren Gott Charles Griggs Melissa Guyer Kent Hall Donald Hange Clinton Hardway Donald Harris Eulynn Hastings Marcia Hawley Edward Howells Dennis Kelly Karen Kiczek Raymond Kidney Terri Klipstein Phoebe Klintworth Richard Knouse Laurie Koch David Kokai Karen Koons David Kostecki Scot LaMar Kathleen Lance Stanley Langford Ronald Larabee Linda Leiby Doris Linden Richard Lowe Robert McConeghy Larry Mitchell Joseph Moats James Moskal Roger Moutoux Roger Myers Lou Ann Pomeroy Mary Power Elaine Reisinger Manuel Rodriguez Kenneth Roosa Steve Rogers Douglas Scheck Martin Scheck Susan Scott Judy Sheppard Mark Shirk Timmy Simonson Larry Skimin Karen Smith Roberta Smith Vernon Snoddy Susan Sprinkle Terryl Stroup Timothy Taylor Duane Terrill, Jr. Arthur Twining Robert Wallace Frank White Janice Whitney Mike Wood | Gale Worcester Dorthy Zawacki Eloise Ziebro David Zemancik Robert G. McDowell Art Douglas Gottron Vocational Agriculture General Livestock Judging Team =—— Locker Room Ballad There may be gloom in Granger, But no tear: For oe Ger out the roles of honor, ny names toadd, There's May, And Larabee and Hore Pirates who put a win on 1 the bos Afternoons grow short in 0 And the seasons “lip by sudd So pause, raise a toast to Rive A team of Pye” HESEDy And a score of years from t now, When the talk turns to heroes, Tell them abou : oe Butch Herd Melvin Shuck Cheerleaders FRONT: G, Stuart, K. Billman. ROW ONE: J. Rook, J. ; Runkle, C. Bryan. ROW TWO:.S. Nagy, C. Billman, K. ROW ONE: C. Nichols, J. Spidel, G. Chapman, B. Nesbitt, D. Walkden, D. Owen, B. Schuck. ROW TWo: 3P.7 Pomroy. ROW THREE: J. May, G. Kast, B. Larabee. ROW FOUR: D. Riddle, G. Sifred, B. Scholl, R.@hap- man, J. Skeeles, C. Thome, B. Hord, A. Sidwell, W. Welch, Mr. Ramage, Mr. Stuart, Mr. Brandell, Mr. Weaver, — B. Simcox, R. Williams, D. Clinker, C. Walkden, D. Brasse, R. Pruitt, D. Hastings, R. Shirk. Bruce Larabee 4 THEY _ Keystone 26 - Dalton 44 mW, Reserve 12 Monroeville 8 Berlin Hts. — S. Central Milan Mapleton Hillsdale -tober The Seventh, BY CHARLEY AUKERMAN ___ team will be playing the Pirates They'll take note of the names _ the game. River was fetceice Oct. 7. 1967. from then on. of the scorers: John May and ‘clipping on the play, however, Remembér that dais Ive his: Remember that this is the first | ‘Bruce Larabee for the touch- and fans began to wonder if ‘football victory ever for the | downs with May collecting the the game would turn into a re- tory now, but on Saturday, Oct. , 7, fo the Blnak’ River Beaten | scrappy bunch of kids who had | COMversion on Larabee’s touch- peat of last week’s encounter broke a 88 game foothall streak ‘started school six years ago. It down coming with 25 seconds ' with Monroeville, which the Riv- without a win, a streak stretch. | Was the first time the Pirate left in the second quarter. All | ermen lost because t hey were ing backto 1981 as the River, | band has been able to play its, of the scoring came in the sec- (unable to cash in early in the nen defeated the Berlin Heights | Victory. march in those six years, | ae reas ; Bane Pigers 140. | and the first time the Pirate | They’ll mote that May’s touch- | The first scoring opportunity Remember the day. It was |Cheerleaders could ery for the down came ona 28-yard run imissed ceme when Gay Kast warm, sunny, perfect weather | sheer joy of crying over victory. with 11:15 left in the second per- | Was stopped on the one yard ‘or a homecoming or a football | Remember that it is the first | iod, as the Pirates took the lead iline on a fourth down effort same, It was Berlin Heights’ ‘time the Pirate fans could walk. for the first time this season. from. the five. Jomecoming played at 2 p.m. _| away from the field after a vie | Larabee’s touchdown came on The second came with 45 sec- n the afternoon with the fra. tory in six years and four] 2 three-yard run with 25 seconds — onds left in the game, when jant smell of burning leaves Coaches. Remember that is is left in the half, and May’s con- _| River made it to the four yard n the ar above the tall, green| Coach Ron Weaver's first vic-| version points were all that were ‘line but was unable to push the trass of the Berlin field | tory as a head football coach. _ | Needed for the victory. 4 | pel across any sunken Reciember that there Gan be | Historians, whoever they may Purists among the historians) | What the historians will not be o further matches between the| be, will remember and note | Wil note that Berlin never threa- able to do is communicate the ‘irates and the Berliners. ste some of this. Most especially, ou ore hey ie peme) eotons, of SbIS Bein in Heights and Milan will con they will remember that it broke | o other scor-— guage is imperfect for that. jliddta “aWIGHA” feaiie Wn q| the longest streek without a win ‘ing opportunities stopped just. All they'll be able to do is Choola Gone Ge | compiled in the state of Ohi short of the goalline and one, point to the game ball, present- ext year, apd the new| ot Ohio. 7 | touchdown nullified by aclipping ed Black River Athletic Dir- ‘penalty. oe | ecter Rolie Haring by the Ber- Ter J¢ g _ The nullification came in the lin Heights coaches, that will first period when Larabee scam- be placed in the trophy case at pered 35 yards for hat appear- the school. ed to be the li Basel of | They might point to the sta- Histo: vas Made af leights High School {ternoon. After a w ears. the Pirates of | r High School won arsity football game They turned the tricl i the Berlin Heigh 1-0, on the Tigers When asked how the alf, second-year coach feaver, a 1966 grad. of inion College laughed, ifferent. fe He then added, x Ts oe ren me Whine eaten oe ae TY siey, Hint. CENTER — 54 = Shook, Si yet on the cle uce Laral : ter from a y was giv ath im was good hat climaxed department i shed the Ti- si e eeping with fe cking to a | River com- the two passing, the jeart ts was four Sou hb t Cen coe ache:, about any ne wo e v we a geasons 54th Time Is A Charm: 68 tistics, which show River with a 7-2 lead in first downs, a 186-95 net offense margin, a 46-28 ad- | vantage in plays from scrim- mage. With this information they might draw the conclusion that most of the game was a defensive struggle and played in the center of the field. A defensive struggle it was, but it was played in the Tigers’ back yard, and the River defense was Clearly superior to Berlin’s. So was the offense, which roll- ed up 177 yards on the ground to Berlin’s 48 rushing. River so dominated the first half, that the Pirates gaimed over 130 of those yards in that 24-minute time- span. River will host South Central next week, seeking its second victory of the year. Now, the first is history. Members of the Black River High School Football Honor Team of 1967 are: David Brasse, George Chap-je man, Richard Chapman, Dan Kas, Bruce Larabee, John May, Bill Mesbett, Craig Nichols, Da- vid Owen, Paul Pomeroy, Rus- sell Pruitt, Robert Scholl and Bud Schuck. ; Arnold Sidwell, Garry Sifread, Bob Simeox, John Skeeles, John Spidel, Charles Thome, © Clarence Walkden, David Walk- den, Walter Welch and Richard Williams. Coaches are: Ronald Weaver, Francis Stuart and Lawrence — Brandel. Cheerleaders are: Kathy Bill- man, Gail Stuart, Kathy Bry- an, Cindy Billman, Susan Nagy, JoAnne Runkle, JoAnne Rook and Kathy Thome. _ p SCORING n Black River 0 14 0 0—141 y: Berlin Heights 0 0 0 0— 0 “Touchdowns: May, Larabee. ast Conversicns: May. erlin Davis, Jerry Gift, Douglas Has- Sone. tings, Elmo Hord (Bute), Gay head -= “ound li oda. Rich Mee Remembered x. ding, ends Black River Coach Ron Wea- .m as ver spread the credit around for ,ys in the Pirate 14-0 blanking of the me of Berlin Heights Tigers Saturday. 1 and ‘We'd like to especially thank 4 ge | the Linda Hess family, and the Rich Clevidence family,’ Wea- ver said following the game. ibbed mn “They wrote us letters last :o be year that helped us keep the eam, spirit high. now. “We'd also 1 coaches and ‘rom the other well as all of sent us lette last year an. nelped us a lot.” youth recently killed in an auto- mobile accident. The happy Pirates team bus toured the entire district on their return home Saturday afternoon, with horn honking and the team cheerfully proclaiming the news to anyone within listening dis- tance. When the bus arrived back at the high school the coaches got their second drench- ing of the day as they were thrown into the sehgpl nand, A grapy-haire grapher for an who was recor fon film stood.« ¢ | the pond. The s? way beneath her ceived a quick b vher pictu - a eo ‘a in Spen- e- ejoice with | “ners posted es, Pirates,” indows. was held 69 (3 it 2 gi to be permitted to see the win. The band was scheduled to leave Berlin Heights after the half- time show, to fulfill dinner re- servations in Medina before Bandorama. But when it be- came evident the Pirates might have a victory on tap, school of- ft Mane rma team’s TWO ro uc h- fercepted t wo second quarter, _ setting up the bee made a t Berlin when ‘team and the d vorth bi g@ to st Sim- iq tall ul 2 the Jc : 6 the could be held at the high school after Bandorama, A series ol telephone calls went out among the Athletic Booster club and re- freshments were rapidly round- ed up for the party. The Pirates were not the only ones celebrating Saturday night. The Pirateers, the pee-wee team in 18 seniors playing on the present team were only in the sixth grade, and the sophomores and juniors were only fourth and fifth grade students. That is a long time. But it is all forgotten today in the Black River District. BY CHARLEY AUKERMAN Maybe it was the weather. Pirates have always been as- sociated wth water, while Fal- cons usually try to avoid it. Then, again, it might have been the fact that the Black River defense just wouldn’t let the Hillsdale offense get rolling. Whatever the reason, the Pir- ates celebrated the end of the football season last night at Hillsdale’s expense, salt- ing the tails of their feathered Firelands Con- ference foes, 14-0, before a thor- oughly drenched and unhappy group of Falcon fang last night.’ The win, the Pirates’ second of the season, gave the River- men a 2-7 record for the ‘year and a 2-5 record in conference: play. The loss dropped Hills-' dale’s record to a 2-4-3 for the year, putting the Pirates ahead of the Falcons in the standings. The win also assured the Pir- ates that should hapless Berlin Heights win its final game, the Tigers would still be the tail- enders in the Firelands league, marking the first time River has not occupied that position since it joined. The weather wasn’t really ideal, and it kept the game a defensive battle. Hillsdale, how- ever, got beyond the 50-yard line into River territory only once, on a drive that died on the 21- yard line with only seconds left | in the first half. Hillsdale never | got close again. | The first period was scoreless, and strictly defense, as neither offense could move the ball. Hillsdale got the only first down of the quarter on the final play. River’s furthest penetration at this point had been the 50 yard line. Coach Ron Weavers’ crew threatened early in the second quarter, but the threat died on. the 15 yard line. After blocking a punt, and recovering on the | Hillsdale 49, Gay Kast and John May combined to carry the ball down to the 15, where River stalled. However, that rock-solid Pir- ate defense halted the Falcon efforts, and Hillsdale went back to punt. The Pirate linebackers, who were stunting and shoot- ing all night, shot throligh to block the kick, and Paul Pome- roy recovered on the Falcon 10. Kast moved the ball slightly, then Pomeroy rolled to his left behind a solid wall of block- ers, and rambled into the end zone with the first score of the night. There was one minute left in the period and a similar play was diagnosed on the conver- sion, and River took a 6-0 lead. Hillsdale marched right back down field, in its only effective effort of the night, mostly on the basis of an excellent third man trap play that worked to perfection against the River de- fense. But, that defense stiffened and held on a fourth down ef- fort on the River 21 with 12 seconds left in the half, and-the Pirates ran out the clock. A mixup as the third quarter started found the two teams on the wrong ends of the field, but evidently only the pressbox not- iced it. Thus, River had the wind to its back in theethird quarter as in the first, and Hillsdale had to face the driving ran that fell throughout the contest. Three times Hillsdale’s ace Hal Brightbill carried for the Fal- cons, trying to get off their own three yard line, but Brightbill’s efforts failed to get a first down. However, Greg McFarlin’s punt was fumbled by receiver Bruce Larabee on the Hillsdale 36, and the Falcons recovered. The fumble did no damage. River held, then shot through to nail the punter on the Hillsdale 28, but despite the efforts of Gay Kast, John May and Bruce Lar- abee, the third quarter ended with the Pirates still out in front by only six points. The Pirates broke the game open in the fourth period. May moved from the Hillsdale 36 to the three on a well-executed | sweep behind excellent blocking again. He then carried to the one yard line. On fourth down, May took a pitch from Pomeroy and cut inside for the score with 9:08 remaining, then carried for the conversion to put the Pirates out front, 14-0. From this point on, the River Defense took over again, stop- ping the Falcons cold. Whatever aerial attack Hillsdale might have had was stopped by the rainstorm, which also caused several fumbles in the last sta- ges that wiped out other poten- tial River scores. : River was stopped once on the 12, ence on the 28 by fumbles. One other time, the Pirates took over on the Hillsdale 18 and again on the Hillsdale 35, which indicates the excellence of the defensive effort put forth by the Black and Gold. And, Kast, who played excel- lently at fullback on offense did an excellent job punting in help- ing to keep the Falcons leashed to their own end of the field. SCORING Black River 060 8—14 Hillsdale 0000— 0 Black River; Touchdowns — Pomeroy, May. Conversion — | May. STATISTICS BR H First downs, rushing ao 2 Net yards rushing 227 = «81 Passes attempted 6 Lv Passes completed 0.2 Passing yardage 0 2 Passes interrented by 2 0 Net offense from scrimmage 227 101 Numoer oc Punts a7 Punting average 38 (15 Yards penalized “0 Number of fumbles 4 4 Fumbles lost 2 9 Te fog. US Pat OF — Alt rights seterred LOR © 987 be United Feohece tyacicete, tre, Soaked Pirates Post Second © Win Cheerleaders Are ‘Hardy Breed BY MARY McNEIL “There must be an easier way to make a living!”’ a soak- ed bystander commented to Black River cheerleader Gail tuart as River’s 14-0 victory over Hillsdale was drawing to a close. “That's what they tell me,” said Gail, stoically. She was standing wrapped in a blanket, trying to last out the fourth quarter. She did, only to collapse in the bus on the way home, ap- parently of a combination of flu, cold rain, and perhaps. the excitement of Black River’s sec- ond victory this season — and second since 1961. But the re- port this morning was that she would be all right. If Black River’s football e rs have had a long read to victory, so have their partisans along the sidelines. Not quite as wet er muddy, or as physically bruised, the cheerleaders have spent a long six years waiting for those victories too. And the players didn’t forget them. ' After “Three cheers for the Pirates” and “Three cheers for the coach” sounded on the team bus last night, the cry was, “Three cheers for the cheer- leaders.” Senior Kathy Thome, who has been cheering since eighth grade and has seen the Pirates win on the gridiron for the first time this year, sat grinning and nursing a bloody nose. Her “‘in- jury’ was incurred when, in a victory cheer, she was struck by yelling mate Kathy Bryan. “You're mever gonna let me forget that, are you?” said Bry- an, ruefully. Thome said she was so happy she didn’t care. It was the last football game for the four seniors on the cheer- leading squad: Captain Kathy Billman, Gail Stuart, Kathy Thome, and Sue Nagy. Attired in jackets, stocking caps, long coats, and anything else they could use to keep dry they went through all the motions to the scant River crowd. Before the first quarter ended, their tennis shoes were soaked. During halftime, Gail retired to the school building to keep out of the rain. Then, with a- bout seven minutes leit in t he fourth quarter and River lead- ing, 14-0, sophomore Cindi Bill- man went to get her. Gail had missed seeing the Pirates beat Berlin Heights because she was taking a test at Western Re- serve University. No one was taking a chance on having her miss the repeat performance. Fortunately, Cindi did not have to repeat the experience | she went through at Berlin Heights. When the victorious Bues charged off the field car- rying head coach Ron Weaver, Cindi slipped and fell in front of them. She was commenting last night on how ‘“‘you had to be really happy to have the whole football team run over you and get up smiling!” The football team was runn- ing over nobody but the Fal- cons Friday night, however, and the cheerleaders stood up by the bench chanting “Cheer up, Falcons, the worst is yet to come,” to the tune of a funeral march, They refrained from the chant that rang out at the Mil- an game two weeks ago, how-. ever: ‘‘Blood, blood, blood mak- es the grass grow. ..” But Kathy Thome’s nosebleed con- tributed enough blood to make up for it. Anyway, the football seas on is over — the best season Riv- - er has had since their first in 1958, when they won four. It’s all a bunch of memories now: a handful of photographs, a slight-: ly damp letter sweater. The rain, the snow, the losses and the tears, are all part of the past. But ask any of River’s cheer- leaders if they’d go through it all again for the sweetness of seeing “their guys” win. You had better believe they would. CSET KIY TIS PAY , ERT TR 7 SOLE Ee SUE RAATE LS EIN DSI: Gy co aid hz f Bd Freshman Football ROW ONE: R. Larabee, J. Bidinger, D. Kostecki, E. Howells, D. Terrill, T. Taylor, Mr. Ramage. ROW TWO: J. Geohring, T. Langford, P. Brasse, S. Rogers, M. Shirk, M. Carpenter, M. Wood. ROW THREE: A. Twining, C. Hardway, B. Baker, D. Sheck, J. Moats, M. Scheck, B. Lowe. ROW FOUR: L. Mitchell, D. Griggs, K. Roosa, B. Gleisner, S. LaMar, J. Brown, R. Myers. WE ELEY. 0 Buckeye 16 61 Lodi 0 6 Westfield 0 Freshman Cheerleaders R. Hastings, M. Hawley, L. Pomroy, M. Guyer. VISITOR: = TOCO £40TR) WE PEREBY. 6 S. Central 0 Seville 28 Westfield Freshman Most Valuable Player Larry Mitchell es i us cp spanisit CL 0 28 0 ay Re : Tek oN Pa . ’ = Yon e o ° . oe S oe , fi: es Freshman Cheerleaders M. Hawley, E. Hastings, M. Guyer. L. Pomeroy. Wrestling Team ‘Lettermans Club ROW ONE: P. Pomeroy, S§. Shellhorn, B. Hord, K. Jackson, R. Denbow, R. Pruitt, B. Nesbett. ROW TWO: C, Walkden, S. Rowe, J. Spidel, T. Welch, T. Bodenmiller, D. Aker. ROW THREE: L. Warren, B. Larabee, J. Sooy, R. Chapman, M. Shuck, M. Kabbage, B. Dennis. ROW FOUR: C. Nichols, B. Simcox, F. Hoffman, G. Kast, D. Owen, J. May, D. Davis. ROW FIVE: C. Thome, D. Walkden, R. Twining, B. Scholl, D. Riddle, te Shurk, D. Hastings. ROW ONE: D, Griggs, D. Zemancak, R. Kidney, J. Skeels, R. Pruit, T. Taylor, R. Hange. ROW TWO: J. Spidel, D. Davis, D. Owens, B. Nesbett, M. Kabbage, L. Zeibro. Freshman Basketball ROW ONE: Mr. Bran- del, M. Shurk, S. Roger, W. Gott, S. Lamar, L. Mitchell, T. Stroup, M. Power. ROW TWO: B, Baker, B. Lowe, M. Sheck, D. Sheck, T. Lang= ford, J. Brown, R. Larabee, J. Bidinger. is 2s D. Dav. Sree We 51 56 49 54 49 47 23 43 68 43 71 55 53 59 62 81 60 Ve Varsity Basketball: G. Kast, D. Davis, B. Larabee, J. Sooy, B. Hord, P. Pomeroy, C. Nichols, B. Simcox, F. Hoffman, Schedule Wellington Berlin Heights Hillsdale Mapleton Buckeye South Central Northwestern Milan Berlin Heights Monroeville Highland Milan Buckeye Western Reserve Hillsdale Keystone Mapleton South Central Varsity Cheerleaders: K. Thome, G. Stuart, S. Nagy, K. Billman. They 38 39 51 34 SO 49 38 61 67 46 70 66 oe sie 50 60 61 De RESERVE BAS- 1 KETBALL: ROW | ONE: Mr. Stuart. j | ROW TWO: B. | schol), 1’: Welch, C. Walk- den, R. Wil- ifawms, J. haynes; J. Kusmik, R. Yeager, D. Walkden. Schedule | We They { 20 Wellington 24 | 41 Berlin Heights 15 Zo Hillsdale 44 | Shh Mapleton 44 | 42 Buckeye 41 i 34 South Central 29 7, Northwestern 49 42 Milan 44 44 Berlin Heights 34 56 Monroeville 46 37 Highland 58 43 Milan 33 18 Buckeye 41 28 Western Reserve 25 30 Hillsdale 38 39 Keystone page pas Mapleton 26 30 South Central 17 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: C. Billman. MIDDLE: J. Runkle, J. Rook. TOP: K. Bryan. STATISTICIANS MANAGERS: Mr. Brandel, Mr. Gottron, Basco) le allacs tings, C. Voorhees, Da kiddle we Vimeoos per, Mr. Larabee. e MeMillian Me Workman Miss Thomas Mr. Koviak Mr. Billman ROW ONE: C, Bodenmiller, J. Denbow, S. Betleski, L. Broome, K. Billman, L. Beyl, M. Handley, J. Hamilton, R. Den- bow, E.. Hershberger. ROW TWO: M, Hershberger, L. Baker, C. Scheck, B. Flickenger, B. Heighland, N. Eichel, J. Bigelow, R. Bryan, K. Zawacki. ROW THREE: S, Kelsey, T. Chapman, R. Bolen, E. Archer, C. Dewarn, C. Fenster- maker, M. Szymezak, B. Fetzer, V. Roasa, F. Galls. ROW ONE: B, Watkins, V. Peggs, S. Posose, G. Zemanrik, D. McFadden, R. Yeaples, L. Buskirk, S. Moore, R. Rogers, B. Ellison. ROW TWO: B, Rice, D. Zaycox, L. Welch, C. Wallace, C. Rook, J. Smith, B. True, C. Mashbrun, C. Nelson, M. Warner. ROW THREE: J. Kusmik, H. Paine, H. Morgan, E. Lance, C. Sidwell, R. Summers, D. May, T Scheck, R. Querin, E. Packard. o-3 ROW ONE: D. Carpenter, D. Jones, G. Stewart, J. Thewlis, P. Steele, N. Fetzer. ROW TWO: R, Johnson, D. Thome, J. Ingraham, D. Clifford, L. Yourich, K. Knapp, C. Pifer, C. Perkovich, D. Adamson. ROW THREE: E. Rodriquez, B. Gott, B. Regal, R. Hastings, P. Smith, R. Kast, C. Roberts, M. Guyer, L. Owen, J. Rollin, S. Nesbett, D. Keczek, R. Allison, H. Vaughn, J. Kratzer, V. Brown, M. Rook, C. Harris, B. Smith. ROW ONE: D. Christoff, R. Bowling, W. Bodnar, R. Denbow, S. Dickinson, M. Davis, K. Caine, A. Gruver, L. Hines, J. Englet. ROW TWO: E, Leiby, B. Clifford, S$. Huggins, S. Koons, J. Gum, S. Handley, J. Clinker, M. Landis, B. Clifford, C. Schatz, J. Bryan. ROW THREE: P. Givens, R. Beliles, C. Hardway, C. Clement, S. Gray, B. Leslie, G, Billheimer, | D. Kostecki, A. Senz, C. Brown, D. Eaken. 7-2 ROW ONE: D, Linden, J. Smalley, J. Wright, P. True, D. Smith, L. Smith, R. Wajdacz, B. Metheney, K. Rice, R Nichols. ROW TWO: T, Sprinkle, D. Terrill, B. Swope, B. Riffle, S. Wood, R. Stewart, C. Steel, S. Moutoux, B. Mekoleske, M. Sidwell, F. Timko, ROW THREE: R. Patton, A. Lundquist, B. March, T. Rook, E. Roberts, M. Miller, C. Regal, J. Lux, V. Simonson, T. Monroe. Tia} ROW ONE: L. Riddle, J. Snoddy, D. McFadden, D. Thewlis, D. Dria, K. Ridck, B. Kyl, J. Stroup, D. Ensign, G. Glavish, P. Parker, B. Shirk. ROW TWO: T. Taylor, J. Power, R. Billiman, D. Finkle, H. Quast, J. West, D. Hall, E. Twinning, D. Breyley, L. Carpenter, D. Roe. ROW THREE: L, Herman, K. Kline, L. Rook, C. Rice, R. Cowhick, R. Cox, S. Henery, J. Zeobro, A. Rollin, S. Morrow, R. Brasse. Jr. High Basketball 8th Grade Cheerleaders 7th Grade Cheerleaders Jr. High Football LIBRARIANS ROW ONE: C. Mashburn, I. Riddle, M. Szum- czak, L. Smith, ROW TWO: N. Simonson, A. Perkivich, B. Clifford, G. Stewart, ROW THREE: M. Warner, K. Knapp, C. Piffer, S. Wood, L. Baker, V. Brown, P. Smith. i Special Education ROW ONE: H. Koons, B. Leiby, R. Rollins, C. Wooten. ROW TWO: N. Drapper, R. Leiby, R. Leiby, R. Reinke, D, Aker, D. Straight, D. Leiby. hable eris - s There are i = a. a = Sn) ES £959 Sherry Botdorf Bordin Ann Spellman Crebs Kathleen Herrmann Dennis Irwin Tom Johnson Calvin Nolt Roberta Rowe Brooks Anita Thompson Sonja Voorheés Wood Agnes. Wacker Porter Latry Wood Laura Walder Richard Wuthrich Jerry Armstrong Bruce Blake Richard Bradley Brenda Butcher Reisinger Tom Davenport Margaret Dennison Yunker Cathleen Dewar William Knepper Marlene Dobson Bowling Gary Larkey Roberta Leach Sandra Moore Mullins Grace Mullins Townsend Neva Norris Marcum Caroline Reed Theil Gary Ramsier Mark Smith Roger Sivrik Carol Worchester Wright Glenn Dawson Judith Guyton Reese Joseph Halada Micheal Adkins Robert Be = Thomas Bowling Larry Haswell Della Hawley Strong Janet Heiffner Haswell Marilyn Hubler.Halada Elizabeth McConnell Rainfrod Thomas Pifer Raymond Rosecrans Gordon Smith John Temple Helen Stark Armstrong Dawn Wilson -Neff Betty Wacker 1960 Bertha Blodgett Rush Nancy Geiger Smith Mary Bridgett Richard Brooks Retha Gentry Nancy Cambell Gast Donald Hoffman George McWilliams Caroline Howman Anthony Kirvel Black River High Linda Norris Sivrik June Kravitz Nolt jan Reinhardt James Rowe Louise Welch Eichelburger Patricia Wandel Thomas Kathleen Weimer Honce Donald Beach William Benford Kenneth Dalgleish Calvin Breyley Carol Elliott Smith Connie Converse Knepper Robert Fitzgerald Delores Larkey Mary Ann Higgins Lupino Sherrell Hovorka Reinhardt Clara Jean Leiby Smith ‘Bettie Jackson John McCourt Dennis Neptune Patrick Myers Carol Sutz Robert Stroup John Nagy Betty Stuart Weidrick Sandra Taylor Workman Arthur Weidirck Mary Walkden Davenport Larry Wolfe Garry Weidrick Warren Waltz Robert Williams James Bassett Norma Britt Bailey oom Vitgil Berry Nina Blankenship Spellman Phyllis Clark fd bee Dréma Britt Campbell” jean ‘Clinker e Melvin Farnsworth Carol Meéngerink Ralph Kish Ronald Finley Andrew Liptak Russell Grenzenback Emma Messmore Michael Moskal Loretta Phillips Somsak Linda Pifer Jordan Virginia Rollin Kish Dianne Priscantelli Stanley Ward Patricia Shoulter Humphrey Thelma Weber 1961 Janet Avery Lynette Bassett Forster Connie Billheimer John Bell Kenneth Berry. School Graduates Larry Blessing Rosemary Bowling Harpster ; Brenda Boyd Blessing Virginia Bradtéy Susan Bridgett Baum Susan Burkhart“Bell Connie Clifford Rook Henry Cowhick Joan Davis Andérson Loretta Dawson Judith Dennis Adolph Dorn Elaine Forster Raymond Garn Raymond Gast Joan Heiffner Howe Grover Heilman David Howe Connie Hyde Troxel John Jordan Karen Kari Sue Keillor Rose Kurtz David Leidorff Mary McKean Raab John McReynolds Joseph Majce Leslie Meininger Doyle Oxender Richard Pfeiffer Sharon Rex Stuart Richard Rook Richard Saegert Shelie Shepherd Joan Shoulter Clevidence Linda...Shultz Moore . Philip ‘Simcox Patrician Stevenson _ Hutchinson Duane Snoddy... Janet Svirik © David. Trapp Jerry Veverka Arnold Wacker David Weyer Linda Butcher Albrecht 1962 Robert Allen Eldon Barone Jerry Bauer James Botdorf Robert Breyley Donald. Britt Thomas Broods Kenneth Byrd Don Channell Gene Clifford Richard Crebs Carol Foster Mantz €™ . James Given James Gott Jack Grissinger : Bill Herrmann awe 86 baiestine-Hardin Ensign? we eMargerét Harris | Jean Hopkins Egbert sit 17 “Diane Hopkins Wallac Elizabeth Jenkins Kish. Andy Joe Higgins Jeffrery Keep George Kish Joseph Kobylski Ted Kostecki Roy Lenininger Richard McConnell Tom McFredrick David McMillan Layton Meininger BrucecMitter Basil Morehead John Nesbett vA Richard Pifer ff Ann Shorts Markley. Sam Simmrérman Wolf Dieter Storl Francis Stuart Harold VanMeter Ronald Wandel Gary Westervelt Louis Baker Gossmen Janice Ballou Carol Blake Carnetta Blankenship Massey Susan Boone Porter Aretta Gail Britt Donelly Mary Cowkick Gibson Joan Dague Swiger Janet Dalgieish Botdorf Chery! Elliott Koehler Martha Free Margaret Geiger Wacker Phyllis Haines. Carole Hawley Tictell Lena Hollandsworth — Irene Kosub Scott Judith Kurtz Lyons Peggy Myers Weimer Elaine Quering Leidorff Loralee Rook Grissinger Marilyn Rowe McMillian Sue Schmetzer Judy Walkden Fair Marjorie Wright Sharyn Scheck Clifford Ted Fetzer 1963 Elizabeth Allemang Jeffery Armstrong Edward Bahl Shirley Balkin Susan Ballou Betty Barker ‘ , Donald Berry ‘David Bowen Ralph Butcher Leslie Clevidence Karen Davidson Shelia Dennison Wrolf Fred Forster Dianna Gonzalas Berry Kenneth Halliwell Larry Handley Dara Hanners Loren Hastings Betty Hawley Moore Anne Herrmann Barbara Hollandsworth Thomas Hord Raymond Howman Carol Hymphrey Presnell Charles Jaccaud William Hohnsan Larry Jordon Nancy Jordan Pifer Carol Kari Linda Kline Alice LaMar Wendling Paul Low Thomas McKean Oliva McMillian Berry Janet McReynolds David Manning Richard Markley Alice Meek Trapp Carol Napier Roger Peck John Regal Dan Rook Phillip Rowe Pat Ryan Peek Cary Waager nee Cheryl Walkden Gerald Weimer Thomas Williams David Workman 1964 Wilma Allen Chandler Kenneth Bahl Barbara Baker, Mande Barone Roub Marilyn Blake Kay Blankenship Reed Allen Blodgett Robert Brouse Baron Burkey Betty Bowling Roger Carey Charles Carter Alyce Clifford Daniel Cole Patricia Cole Godsey Beverly Converse Chabot Louetta Dawson Faye Dennison Eaton Elmer Drake Jr. Darrell Elliott Daniel Freitag Connie Garn Floyd Godsey John Gonzales Karen Gullett Allen Havel Carol Hisey Butcher © Deana Jaycan Priebe Darlene Johnson Barb Kline Hogstead Linda Krueck Brandel Paula Kurtz Judith Lamb Handley Ed McKean How ard McConeghy Harold Messmore Ronald Mitchell Cheryl Regal Berry Carole Ringler Blodgett Sherry Ringler Ronald Rogers Dana Roberts Judith Roice Quast James Rosecrans Donald Rosecrans Ralph Roub Bonnie Rowley Workman Janet Runkle Kerr Karen Siffed Reynard Esther Sines Susanuseheck “Leara Smith Blessing Lors Sooyy Donald Sprinkle Ralph Steele Jean Stroup Richard..Van .Meterow w. _Stephen Wandel.. James Williams Thelma Worchester Ronald Quast i Ronald Wood 1965 Ronald.Adamson Carol Altop Kochan Dianne Balkin Terry Barker Ralph Bauer Terry Beard Douglas Bowen . Robert Bowling Gracieanne Braddock Rex. Brinkerhoff Judy Brockway Barbara Bryan Gloria Carpenter Gloria Clifford Dianne Coble Clark Margaret Cooper Peggy Davis AcKerman Lillian Dexter Donna Dobson Mille Fugitt Birchfield Jill Grissinger Le Gourd Leslie, Handley Mary Herrmann Bowling Larry Honeberger Rhonda Huggins Rook Marydyn Joiner Norbert Larkey Stephanie Knapp Thomas Keep James Markley Roger Mayes Richard McFredrick Karen McKean Temple Betty Merrill Linda Moneysmith Stuart Robert Myers Donald Nalley Carole Nash Manning Judith Pitz Patricia Owsley Fredrick Owen Bonnie Psota Brown Alma Riffle Hord Dorothy Roscrans W eyer Jerry Shadley James Shepherd Jesse Shepherd Harold Simcox Seth Simmerman Thomas Smith Rick Stuart Jean Swaino Joan Swaino ary Wandébe ‘Rita.Ward White Donald Weimer Danny White | | Lesire“White Jane Workman ThomaseSdoy 1966 James Bowling Charles Gleisner Constance Wagner Margaret Jean Rowe Susan Archer Cathy Benford Oliveria Linda Bowling Randal Brown Gary Burden Gilbert Burkey Jack Byrd Charles Canfield “Gary Carpenter Estelle Dobbins Roger) Drake Pamela Fenstermaker Nicholas Fetzer Thomas Fisher Jacqueline Freitag Patricia Ann Fugitt . Edward Gods ey Martin Haas Roberta Hahn Linda Haines Franklin Hamilton Phylous Hamilton Peggy Hardin McCollun David Hawley Laura Hayes Richard Haynes Carol Hoffman Charles Jenkins Dan Jordan Jay Kast Sandra Koons Robert Kratzer Linda Lamb Scott Larabee Linden Leiby Timothy Leslie Walter McMillian Sara Meek Mary Miller Glen Monroe Philip Nagy Karen Owen Mary Owen Allan Packard Fredrick Paine John Ringler Charlene Reisinger Daniel Roe Marsha Runkle Hartmen Dora Ryan Smith Carolyn Seidwitz Susan Schafer Burrer Térrence..Simonson Marjorie Skeeles Trudence Smith Gloria Steele Linda Steele €arol” Summers. Samuel Summers Kathy Tomlinson Raymond Twining Phillip Varney Joh Veverka Lawrence Walkden Sara Weiler Ann, West Richard Whitney Thomas Wilhelm Earnest Worchester Paul Wright Barbara Dorn Reanee Yourich Carl Hardway Donald Lyons Lois Nash Bauer 1967 Carol Adamson Donald Bibby Janis Billman Blaine Bidinger David Bodnar Dallen Botdorf Faye Bragg Martha Breyley Betty Carlson Dorn Tom Clifford Linda Dexter Sifread Rebecca Dobson Linda Drury Charles Eberling Peggy Eichel Crystal Elliot David Gruver Linda Graham Larry Gum Carol Hacthel Cheryl Hayes Klipstein Richard Haynes Margaret Herrmann Karen Jane Huggins Larry Johnson Stephen Kabbage George Keep Janice Kirkpatrick James Klipstein Robert Klipstein Douglas Knapp Kathy Kusmik Christina Krueck Cheri LaMar Karen Larsen Bette Linden Rodney Mayes Dan Monroe Karen Norris Priscilla Owen Dwain Parks Gerald Pay Irene Pomroy Phyllis Pruitt David Puie Mary Rice Larry Riffle Dennis Rosecrans Cheryl Rowley Erma Shellhorn Pamela Simcox James Skeeles Donna Sprinkle Laura Stuart Mike Todd Alice Twining Wayne Varney Emma Vaughn Juanita Wagner John Wilhelm Ronald Williams Linda Wooten Betty Yergin GUY B. FINLEY AWARD--A scholarship presented to a graduate of Black River High School. It is based on scholastic achievements during the student's Senior year. This scholarship is $200. 1959 1962 105 Dawn Wilson Neff Janet Dalgleish Botdorf Millie Fugitt 1960 1963 1966 Michael Moskal_. Dara Hanners Randall Brown 1961 1964 1967 Janet Avery Ronald Rogers Carol Hachtel JOHN B. FIRESTONE AWARD--This award is given to the valedictorian and the salutatorian of the Senior class. This is based on their four years high school rec- ord. Ths valedictorian receives $100, the salutatorian $50. 1961 1964 1967 Larry Blessing Linda Krueck Carol Hachtel Linda Shultz Ronald Rogers Tom Clifford 1962 1965 Marilyn Rowe McMillian Gloria Clifford Elizabeth Jenkins Kish Millie Fugitt 1963 1966 Cheryl Walkden Randall Brown Dara Hanners Marjorie Skeeles STUDENT COUNCIL SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship based on scholastic ability, need, and activities. The scholarship is $100. 1964 1965 1966 1967 Edward McKean Roger Mayes Margaret Rowe Priscilla Owen F.T.A. SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship based on scholastic ability, need, and the ambition of going into a field of education in future years. There is no set amount. 1903 1966 1967 Jerry Shadley Jay Kast Laura Lee Stuart PTO SCHOLARSHIP--A scholarship based on scholastic average, need, and acceptance. This award is the PTO Local Award. There has been no set amount given to this award. 1964 1965 1966 1967 Janet Runkle Gary Wandel Connie Wagner Donna Sprinkle James Skeeles DAVID WANDEL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP--This scholarship is sponsored by the Don Wandel family and the Lettermen's Club. A sum of $50 is to be given to any Senior who has demonstrated outstanding scholastic ability, athletic ability, school citizenship and cooperation. 1964 1965 1966 1967 Robert Brouse Thomas Smith Randall Brown Douglas Knapp 1908 Frank Simcox Gladys Fordyse 1909 Eva.Holshue Branley 1910 Hattie.Bennader Billman Elsie Fréyman Ballou Grace Holshtie Brinker Duella Landis Lane Martha Landis Toomey Ruth Ditk Stroup Columbia Ste venson — Kay Naiiser Meearty William Gorman Harry Freyman 1911 Gladys Eicher Loufman Milo Landes | Elmore Formey ™ 1914 John W, Fenstermaker Edith Hahm Seiders Hazel Gault Fenstermaker Cletus Hiller Enos Nolt : Ormat? Keyser Lois Ouida Holshue Jessie Holshue Parker Grace Garberich Kemery Ellen Nolt Lucy Williams Jeffery LouiseWilliams Fox Aryesta Garman Eglin Gladys Keyser Harrington 2 _ Don, Handwork™™”” Arthur..K oons Herman Owen 1914 Flossie ee Trapp Loah Koons Bixler Beulah Brubaker Owen Clarice Koons Zimmerman Mapy Barone Sanders Esyer Falconer Strenick Rose Handwork Henning William Basom | Clayton Howmaa 1915 Loah Koons Bixler Beulah Brubaker Owen Mary Barone Sanders Gladys Keyser Harrington Lela Koons Goodwill Clayton Howman William Basom “Mag zie Howatan 4 Maude Fidwards Thelma Eicher Haulk Homer Local School Graduates Enos Nolt Eugene Keyser 1916 Lena Dickinson Kline Vina Fetzer shelman Flora Belle Harsh Paul Kemery Harold White Ellis Jeffery Denald Root DanielRoot Edison Eicher James Kramer rman: Walter Nolt Hope Edwards Greene Florence.Eicher,Loufman«= Lois Garman Palmer Bessie Kemery Krahl Ellen Koons Kroedy Kathryn Steveftson Soka 1918 “Matide Stine Roberts Mabel Gloser Haulk Mabel Horner Lillian Betz Heidenreich : Ned Walters 1919 Dana Handwork Kline Cloyd Haulk Ralph Weimer ——- Frieda Barnes Holshue _ Neva Weimer ‘Thompson Jennie Clinker McBride | Herbert Holshue 1921 Reinhardt, Mary Delcamp Spellman Mabel Strenick Jeffery Herman Stevenson Walter Rice 1922 Rex Keyser Kermit Leiby Ruth Horner Tosti Lestia Weimer Meyers Mary Brubaker Stewart Glea Walters Jeffery Nina Koons Auble Edna Kime Hopkins Mary Stine Warner Florence “yh . 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Hildreth Kfiapp Kérmit Brubaker 1926 Virginia Koons Reese Francis Repp Dague Evelyn Smith Wells Gladys Wandel Daniels | Mary Hastings Irwin Kathryn Miller Hummel) : LeClair NG cel Fenneth Frank ° teowere | bs. 99 rs Bernice Clark Cowick Mabel Clark Gordan Cleo Findley Schempp Gladys Gloeser Irma Lance Wolf Irene Repp Brubaker Howard Brubaker George Buchanam Arthur Delcamp Leland Read Peter Reese Arthur Stevenson 1928 Faye Delcamp Soloman “Grace Bishop Létha Wandel Slarb Thelma Stair Freeman Opal Horner Barryman Dorothy Owen Peterson Lucille Snoddy Markley Ona Leininger Mann Alvalio Smith Mong , Jean Smith Stanford Herman Spellman Michael Keresman 1929 Waltet Gloeser Robert Overholt Harold Archer Violet Snoddy Burgess 1930 Katherine Fetzer Delagrange Halcyon Gugrholt Plamer ““Peral Wandel ie “Helen, Stair-Dayton Edna Edwards Lawson : Beulah Fackler . Frederick | © Carol Jucas} | Robert prissifged 1931 is BRAN a = : A se ; Elizabeth Kline Stentz . 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Joyce Clark Grieve” ’ Jean Kime Allison | Richard Howk LaVernesFerguson Mar ipae Hage Iba arger Erb Neysa Neenan Stroup - Lloyd SN | 1949 Walter Zeigler John Sanders Stanley Stafinski Lois Jackson Gott Lois Beach Borkhart Velma Schaub Geracioti ee sae TE Peran BE Jo Ann Th nton Pendleton Virginia Galdwell ay Betty Barrett oa JouAnn Carr Berta. Miriam Clement . “2 : @y ‘Allee Davenport Schaub Bobbie Howe Owen Ruth M. Kari Mary L. Lowery Gates” Shirley McVicker | 2, Gourlay” UA Many Thompson | Kostécki Harry . Brinker Paul EwCoe Norman Eugene Denslow David Firestone KennéthyGrieve __Ned D Neenan’ Donald dese bat : RYank Rice, hem Donald Sage = “James Schaub Keith O. Walters | Joe Giar Herbert Porter ‘Phyllis. Goehring Hall “L oretta Browand Yergin Dwight Florenée _ LavonnesSooy Sheffield Patriot? Groske y PacRard Carl Clement (Gharlés Row’ David Réisinger Jeatinié Breyley Grieve MaudeBrinke™Voorhees ‘David Aleman g Paul Kari . - Loren Worcester Ruth Ryanw (Begsie Moran Werrow _ Charles. Milter” Charles Denninson™ Lester Fortune . 954 Donald Bittman Carl Galt Barbara Wold Bie Carol Williams Firestoné Karen Auble Walters Francis Lowery : - Mary Wilch Fritzsche “a Mary Allemang Ferguson Donald Dawley Naomi Thompson Marcum x Patricias Gallatin Root Marléne White - -Y@onard Hall 1955 $ Robert’ whiat Niles Bough RitaYackson Jog Nancy Myers Wilson Dorene Dawley Larkey JaneteLeiby Friénd Joseph,.McReynolds Clarence Thorntons Jp. “Jean Martin: Shriver Lyn Beachler Marty Avery Norris Shirley Leiby _jJames Armstrong Harold Clement Paul Lowery Robert Mantz Ronald Larkey 950 Philip Rirestone Allen‘Weidrick jJameé’s Giar - Patricia Ann White “ Midler. Dale.Wolfe Walter Gallatin Sandra Breyley Massie Robert Yunker Shirley Moore Williams Carl!Herman Frances Béach Eoekett Orman McVicker Mildred Sooy MeVieker Irving Barrett Gary Boone Bernita Wolf Horner Nelson Waltz Lois Florence 1957 James Mullins Carol Wolf Rose Loren Mantz Fred Pitz Beverly Rowe Seibert Patricia Dalgleish Seeley Wayne Dennis Donna Ody Spies Marilyn Dennison Pitz James Dennison James Eglin Mary Lynn Clement Traxler Jeannie Converse Stevens Sony@ Stuart” Weber Karen Wolf Grim Wayne Boone (Butch) 4958 Arthur Walkden Robert,Beach Philip White Darry..C lifford Donald Brouse, Jr. Ronald-Walters AnreStuart¢Giar Jayne Rook Weidri¢k Mary Ann Giar Staples Donna Rae Rook Kimmierle Ronald Roub Keith Retvier Gypsy Peryier Hommel “ « Evelyn Leidorf O'Mara “Kathy. Bowen Kari — a ee sare SP BE SFE CIB IF SE LE AAT ME FEAL G Vee styl o- sin ete” on O° eg” P LA y STM Mf Shall J pass 4 g i TF Fees fe — Pe By! Se 1893 E,-L. Chaffe 1894 E. B. Whitcomb 1895 Gertrude Thompson Hubler E. Edwin Jacobs 1896 Eve S. Dennis Clem Fayette E. Hubler Fanny Gorham Clark T. True Goodyear Myrtle Hubler Ferguson Arthur G. Hyde Eloisa M. Drown Earnest O. Hubler Charles W. Hyde Grace Johnson Garver 1897 Mabel Smith Offiner Edna G. Hubler Smith Ora C. Arndt Bertha Park Grissinger Maurice C. McConnell 1898 Nina French Johnson Louise Smith Bradstock Clement Warring Ethel Whitcomb Huchinson May Mann Kenny Clyde Drown Myrtle Hyde Farnsworth Earl W. Heifner Edna Johnson Biddinger 1899 Sidney Jones Rice Lee. B. Honse Barrow Ira E. Garver L. Murl Frink Edson Hill Alta E. Giar Hendee 1900 Zoe Park Dennis Clara Frink Rex Drown Arthur Hill Harry Ingraham Maude Findley Orton 1901 David Hyde Micha Allan Hyde Wanda Biddinger Pratt Sullivan High School Graduates 1902 Ross Drake Pearl E. Hubler Huffman Grace Heifner Brown Enola Eaton Roice Ethel Smith Arndt 1903 Mae Johnson Drake Ruth Drown Elsie Hileman Hyde Guy Findley Leon Myers Charles Wesley Fike 1904 Lulu Johnson Frink Maude B. Fair Shank Ruby Smith Richards 1905 Ora Fern Drake Franks Nellie Lindsey Overholt 1906 Millie Hyde Nichol 1907 Don Myers Florence Burge Frank Hawley Scott Larabee Floy Berry Hannan Joy Drown 1908 Kent B. Johnson Lois R. Cummings Ray J. Stine Millie Park Johnson Clayton C. Spring 1909 Edith Bahl Dunkle Francis Biddinger Harry Dakin Denslow Wier Ralph Hankinson 1910 Chase Drown Helen Haskinson Sprague Jessie Wier LaRouche Leon Stine Roy Arndt Charles Cummings Herbert Miller Donald Johnson Wayne Maurer 7 eee John Cummings Arthur Shull Miriam Rice Biddinger Lucy Rice Winkler Hattie Ward Blinn Katilla Dakin Fuehrer 19:72 Flossie Cole Wilkins Vertie Thompson Eagle Charles Dakin Kent Underwood Evan Stine Gerald Rice 1915. Arthur Persons Irene Blair Miller Genevieve Hankinson Sprague 1914 Ray Rice Ralph Slack Amos Freyman Harold Johnson Ruth Dudley Cole Gladys Hankinson Hicks 19.ES Lois Armstrong Dakin Ruth Thompson Houseman Gladys Ward Shawan Fern Dudley 19 16 Estella Stine Chapman Esta Drown Roberts Lawrence Harris Victor Harris Harry Jay Fisher Wilbur Dunlap 1917 Hope Dudley Knick Fink Malbe Fisher Hunt Alva Stine Esther Beem Wood Rhea Sheller Rogers 19 18 Mary Gordon Rheinhold Nellie Arndt Haynard Harold Swindler Berdie Sprinkle Fuhrman 1919 Fern Rice Charles Mayes 1920 Weldon Hankinson Willie Arndt Lofton Lowe Ruth Smith Robinson Goldie Rader Farnsworth Gorothy Dudley Freyman Glenn Botdorf 1921 Ray Ballou Paul Rice Clinton Shank Hollis Rice Opal Pence Gribbens Dora Koons Keifner Pauline Bails Hess Doris Fisher Lowe 1922 Sarah Koons Oster Marjorie Hyde Nellie Fisher Remington James Weber Wayne Farnsworth Nova Ward Bruce Harold McAdoo Marquerite Swindler Semlar Dorothy Drake Bradshaw Flora Crile Kenney Guy Vaughn Mary Smith Doster Reba Arndt Lowe 1923 Virginia Hyde Taylor Violet Sessions Pratt Hazel Jones Smith Allan Weber Donald Drake Cecil Towslee Zello Lucas Carroll Hankinson Freda Thudium Baker Harriett Lebkisher Horn Pearl Shank Asire Dot Dudley Rook Christinia Drake Wreatha Botdorf Dickason Leona Vines McMuldrew 1924 Faye Taylor Bryner Eileen Dennis Sulinsky Rhea Thompson Cowen Alfred Sessions Gloyd Handley Fred Harris Gerald Ringler Jesse Amsbaugh Harry Pence George McConnell 1925 Arlene Lowe Flickinger Miriam Weber Neilson Esther Harris Sessions Joy Linderman Wilcox Calista Thudium Harris Cora Zeigler Pettit Vada Ringler Ray Hazel Shamk Sprinkle Francis EatomMMeeket” Marshall McAdéoic” . Hartie ‘Leininger Carlos, A®ndt , Howard'Arndt ™. ya, LAster.Gatver. SN eville. Hyde Gilbert-Vanes ’ ‘ Welon Williams 7 5 1986. é BdifhiArndtl Greenbank “Harold Arndt Roscoe Bair Lela Arndt Rich¥eds Olive Sessions Barlett™ s, RuthBéeard Bower- - . Mary Botdorf Gantz Lester B6wen. . Otrie. FinkeGeier Rupert Gordon Homer Gil % “ Herman Holtrook «© Frances Hileman Mohn Fern Horton Re gal. Arthur Hawley ' Paul Immel © Theodore Richard® Grace Lucas” McCophell) Martha Shick Ballou . 4 Mildred Taylor Stoll Bain Ziegler cmemannnl Ferm Thudium Cepeds in re a mea : _ZLaida Eaton ae oe Warten: Freyman™” ¢ Evelyn Garver WTR: ow Forest Handley ‘keland Gould Kenneth HoversoteKun enarlées Hyde _Maurice Kulp Valma Ringler Gorham Irene Sams 7928 Treva Bungard Kirkpatrick Leo Arndt Jeanette Swindler Topper Roy Wilcox Dorothy Farver Westerfield Robert Handley Mary Amsbaugh Reynolds = Ercile Eaton Maxine Lucas Hartsel Edgar Lowe Vesta Lowe Calhoun Paul Jackson Faye Bair Hignett Marion Crile : melee Kater Aileen ‘Re gale ‘Rok Emma Crile Drage Williant Bungard : —. The: Re oi | eR secnplidlgeaky Van¢e - Edith. .Dutro Doherty Hazel Smith Gibson “Pewis Hignett Sadie Landford Vaughn Pence Richard Heifner Gilbert Dutro Robert Bails Arthur McPherson Creta Amsbaugh Plaster 1929 , Glendora Swope Bair Maybelle Smith Sooy aqe-Pauline,Richards Handley . “Anay. Greenbank Spencer , Dortetha,Gatver John JacksonGs, Mary” McDowe ih MéGantmon Price® Harold Roic Rehea Shick Grof Mary Glark McFadden Maiurence Frink Parkey Nedra ‘Arndt Keener Evelyn, Holbrook Le Pssscsittanee % Trené Hyde Rabdgbaugh | : Margare Straits Walfe Berdene Dudley Gillette | 7 George..Gott... Carlos ‘Beard ' Helen Bowen Easterday _Kennéth Kolbe ‘ Sache! Ellipte SCRAP SOLE “1981 Pauline Lucas Liston... Marjorie $k@é@leés Emily Vines Weiler Hazel Arndt Bennett Arlene Richards Barone | : John Whitmer : : we“Clyde Kauffman Robert Botdorf Charles Botdorf Irene Sage Fast Aubrey Ringler 1932 Kent Amsbaugh Ralph Smith Jean Aubrey, Welsh Hazel Beard Whitmore Helen Woodburn Jones Charles Skeeles Clyde Bunyard Carroll Dennis 98 , Donald Manning Donald Neel i Elen Koppler Whitmer Cloyce Lance : R Arnold Mayes i : 'y Jt. ‘Russell Kok ea : wages = ater San: | unice Smith Cam pbell Vallie Hawley: Gillian ‘Dorothy Crile FoR i. Victor. en ae signs Helen Earley Morris mbpelerCOtld John McDowell Leslie Woodburn Louise Fast Metcalf Grace Eaton Brown Chathrine Linderman’ Mazizel Wilbur Drake “Kenneth Ropp “Pauline Johnson Ropp Beth Nott Kirt Charles Null Wayne Lance Henry Reuben j Eloise McFadden Swope is gc Hileman 4 “6 i 1 OCS SISA a 7 EO IIE RE Marshall Cole Edna Channell Ropp, Mildred Cole Miliér : Marie Crile Bpeymant Beryl Frink Lloyd Géoner i oa Kathérine Klooz Abrefns ; Eleanor tipcetivemelane= nue EheanomBarone Sthart DonaldMebDowe lH oe00cs-m ond fred Smith owen Evelyn Wagnitz Moskal 19 39 Evelyn Sprague Hayeg : ra Pt : : Grace Motfis Jensen An on 1933 Helep Thompson Bafesit ge 5 AWéne Wernep¥an¢e Judith Aubrey eas Se ‘ PELE RESELLER LLL LL LLANE ETO NAL ay Sgn 4 oat | BRST Busch commented Homar Bumgard rd 4 site ums 1930 | Moore asa anson mm tty McFadden Ne gee Mariofri® SEES Louise Cladwiblebil Iter Vivian Roach Cole. Flora Biddinger Cole Mary Resek Steiner Aleta Kulp ] rab Bri be — Pauline ‘Clodwick: Smith te Son fies Gladys Johnson KaSper 4 i Klooz George Lucas Vilas wae: Charles. Johnson ere Catherine Swope Sampleswsne= Geraldine Burden Bigley Anna Resek Foster Annabelle Gould Orcutt Margaret Whitcomb Heister recall June Whitcomb Thompson. Norma, Werner-Kra ps” Bruce Crumrine ecanesssssne mma state Pence Fair h Luella Stine Heifner 7 Lucille Heifner Messner Helen Swope Spitler Robert Kerr Lyle Farnsworth, Jr. John Ringler, Jr. George Obermiller Ernest Hartman Quentin Farnsworth Carl Neel Robert Swope Maurice Smith Kervin Donovan Guy Lucas Ross Workman 1936 1941 Harold Dakin L Orma Farnsworth Lehman } Veda Swope Laccaud Herbert Skeeles Carlos Elliott Loren VanBuskirk Karh Koons Oe See Chests “Eliot, Charles Farnsworth Neva Jane Lowe Greenfield ee Petzke Mulica Ida Belle ae 9 Wy ning Walter Stine Paul Klooz Filson Ellitt Marilyn Hawley Matus Robert Klingler Eroest: Lirx Anita Smith Bryan Delbert Smith ArtHur pe | Evelyn Per vs Pearl Maredr Robinson. Betty Pettit Berry. S parr eiteTen eT oe comb Yant ben Akers Elwyn Bliss Joan Clodwick Seibert Lois Elliott Sheldon Nixon Jean Fisher Dwelle Ted Harris Pauline Petzke Atterholt Jean Swope Akers Franklin Wamack 1946 Allan Asire Richard Ballou Charles Barrick Pauline Berry Wohl gemuth emer SOTA Shonenberger e Marion Rollin Bigelow Arthur Hawley Ridgeway Ruth Twining Rook Marjorie Givan Sourvine Ray Sarafin Phil Rook Dick Immel Jack Rollin Russ Lowe Ribert Laborie Elaine Leiby Kline Wilbur Hubler Alvin Keener Phyllis Demaline Jackson Ernest Robb Bill Cowhick | Gioge Cleugh Phillis Easterday Keener Fmit - Robert Foster R _ Weldon Gordon “wt Arlen Handley _ Charles Gene Hawley “Dona et 1951 Mary Archer Harris Wetz Howard George Clawson Herbert Bigelow James Dague Royal Dobbins: JTRren Hi Joann Heifner Richards ale ag Walter 1952, Otis Biddinger, Jr. Barbara Kerr Jenks Lois Larson © + John Peters © _,, Robert Peters Lewis Querin Janet Ringler Cleugh . Marilyn Stark Young _ Phyllis Stine Lamb Paul Treisler Francis Walgh 1953 Glénn veel ee JoAnn Goodson Wilma Grum Ardith' Handley- pied whale ’Don Hawley Dean Keener LorettaKeefer Farmer __ Martha,Klingler jim, Martkwood Howard’ McCommell dint Patton | “Dick Reyno “Forest Rice rn 1h RicWakde |S semetal “James Richards Nancy Ringler Edith Rollin Brownson Francis Thompson Allen 1954 — ee. oe Koons Frances Sext tia. Jerry Szabo 1955 Betty Allgire Hummel Shirley Bryan Gast David Cunningham Alice Foster McConnell Rose Marie Free Hoffman Lyle Freyman Helen Grum Janet Hawley Wacker Lyle Hoffman Mona Howe Forbes Pauline Hubler Patton Joyce Keener Garver John Laborie “PatLamb Welch Annabellé“feininge Margaret Tahya Ernest Wéittér ‘ . t David Lee Welch Davidehester.,.Welch ‘Caréte Weyer Garlyle. jaanite Prawtey= — 1956 Barbara Bakos Hoffman Richard Foster Donna Givan Asire Wayne Hoffman | Ben Kelly A a Ardith Leiningép Robertsy, Kenneth Nichels Bonnie Pettit, Héfer Robert Pettit PP aed Janice Pfeiffer Sprinkle Wesley..Reese.. PRS Bad RR QIG Ree Louis Cendouetd Bradley Smith Ronald Sprinkly au Sandra iTaylog ge : Edith Thompson Reales Z al Wacker | | = oe aa = Marlyn Davidson Decker Janet Foster Novak Frank Graham Richard Hawley Curtis Howe Glanda Keefer Holland Mary Ann Marshall Welch Larry Messmore David Miller Don Miller Daniel Nesbett Edith Ringler Laborie Roger Weiler Robert Wilson Judy Wright Gott Carol Walter 1958 Frank Allgire Allan Ballou Margaret Brunda Willard Robert Channel ; Carol Grenzenback GUY B. FINDLEY Ross Workman Myrene Sprinkle Tugend McConnell SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Leslie Woodburn Lucille Ballou Sue Haines Sayers Betty Klooz Skeeles Herbert Bigelow Anna Hastings Puttman Homer Bungard Phyllis Easterday Keener — Burdette Howe 1923 Cec “powsiee Cloyce Lance Nancy Ringler Robert Humphrey 1924 Jesse Amsbaugh Vivian Roach Cole Jeanette Peters Juston Jones 1925 Hartie Leininger Helen Swope Soitler Walter Robb Larry Keillor 1926 Edith Arndt Greenbank Harold Dakin Lowell Patton Lois Leininger Lang 1927 Irene Sams Carter Farnsworth - Royal Stark, Jr. Alice McClaflin Maynard 1928 Creta Amsbaugh Plaster Paul Koons Janice Pfeiffer Tom McConnell 1929 Helen Kater Leah Werner David Clark Loren Meininger 1930 William Bungard Thelma Arndt Robert Wilson Tom Nesbett 1931 Marjorie Skeeles Jean Fisher Dwells Carol Grenzenbach Sonya Orcutt Hollandsworth 1932 Evelyn Wagnitz Moskal Joan Clodwick Seibert Donald Reese 1933 Alice Skeeles Richard Ballou Jerry Rice , Edna Channel Ropp Lois Bigelow McDonald William W right we « 1934 Helen LaVon Lucas Jean Sessions Bishop _ few Congratulations ae me From a Little Profit HOMERVILLE SOHIO : Comes a Little Gain Phone 625-2282 Homerville Compliments of NIGEL YS Groceries--Meats Carry Out Beverages Gas--Oil Phone 647-4110--Huntington Wellington Ohio UOMO RIKYILES SPURLOCK'S RESTAURANT Good Food and Home Baked Goods On the Square in Spencer, Ohio Phone 9491 VILLA-WAY-FARMS Gail Heifner Jim Richards Sullivan, Ohio Compliments to the Class of 1968 : EE SER eC a Evi. @) sate OLDSMOBILE Phone 647-238] ! Wellington Saas FARM HOME HARDWARE Toys--Sporting Goods LADIES AND CHILDREN SHOP Grafton Ohio PATRONS Plumbing Electrical Supp. Isalys Dairy Store Wellington, Ohio Wight Jewelry Store New London Glidden Dura Kote Paints Dick's Radios TV New London A Friend Fencing Farm Supplies The Lodi Car Custom Carpet Co. Elyria Home Hardware Inc. Ashland Shell Service Center Ashland Bob Strine Bulk Garden Seed StahI's Hardware Ashland Snyder's Ben Franklin Store Wellington, Ohio Housewares Giftwares CAROLE'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 647-4659 Fourth House on South Side of Route 162 East of Huntington 647-4148 Wellington Compliments of SAM HUFF'S ) BURRIS FASIG. INC. VY) of Quality | Firestone Tires and Batteries | R.C.A. Victor and R.C.A. Whirlpool i Phone 324-1581 Ashland 327 Orange Street Berlin E. Laughery | JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 32-44525 Ashland SALES SERVICE THE TOPRINGRBROUHERS COMPANY Your Friendly Ford Dealer for 55 Years Fourth and Union Street we KORD Mustang - Falcon - Fairlane - Ford - Thunderbird Check and Save THE SAVINGS DEPOSIT BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Medina MEDLO REXALL DRUG On the Corner Lodi, Ohio Phone 948-1320 Prescriptions Convalescent Aids Cosmetics Complete Banking Service Wellington Cva ry Office IV Walel.)- ame 7: 128 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Convenient Offices County-Wide To Serve You Compliments of MACK’S FOOD CENTER LOCKER 1 1 2 Miles West of Lodi Complete One-Stop Food Market Lockers and Freezers Custom Butchering--Chilling--Cutting--Grinding WALKER'S MARKET LaGrange, Ohio : ; DOT'S DINETTE Wellington, Ohio 214 West Liberty Phone 246-3215 121 W. Herrick PORTER'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP 137 W. Liberty--Medina, Ohio 721 Bank Street Telephone Res. 836-3972 Akron, Ohio Lodi, Ohio Lodi 948-1130 C. RUE McINTYRE PETES SOHIO Licensed West Salem Real Estate Broker KETTERING IMPLEMENT STONEY'S RAINBOW LANES ALLIS:CHALMERS and the SALES AND SERVICE Boom Boom Lounge R.D, 2--State Rt. 250 E. Ashland, Ohio Elyria, Ohio Rt. 20 West Phone 323-2118 MEDINA MACHINE DON'S MOTEL Route 224 and 60 at Ruggles 113 W. Smith Road Medina, Ohio R.D. 3--New London, Ohio Phone 722-743] 929-3157 ELMER GLASER FORD SALES Congratulations New London Class of '68 GORSON'S PAINT PAPER STORE 235 Orange St. Phone 323-7643 Sa cee Fan ga Oe ae Ashland Ohio Teg ci se a FOSTER'S DRY CLEANERS 224 229 Orange Street 322-1489 10s Liber Street CORNER FURNITURE Medina, Ohio New and Used Furniture THE GIFT CENTER A 111 E. Herrick, Wellington--Phone 647-3344 R. M. Gray (Owner) Ashland, Ohio Hobbies--Toys--Sptg. Goods--Housewares--Gifts THE NORTHERN SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY Insured Savings Home Loans Serving Lorain and Adjoining Counties Since 1920 200 Middle Avenue Elyria, Ohio Cee Phone 322-378] RED BARN DRIVE-IN Wooster Road=-Ashland, Ohio You Can't Miss Our Sign Compliments of THE NOVA ELEVATOR COMPANY Phone 652-3200 CITY HARDWARE PATRONS Sim's Sohio Service, Oberlin Road Mrs. Paul Anderson, Wellington, Ohio Pam Trukovich Eliann Franks, Wooster Bookkeeping II Students Open Daily 9A.M. to9 P.M. Sundays 12 Noon to 6 P.M. Ohio's Most Friendly Retail Stores Medina, Ohio For All the Ashland County News Read the TIMES GAZETTE WNCO The Station on the Move for Active People 1340 AM 101.3 FM Serving North Central Ohio Ashland Ohio SWAINO’S Custom Butchering Cutting--Grinding--Wrapping--Freezing | Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-4312 Compliments of FUHRMAN'S I.G.A. MARKET West Salem, Ohio FOU Se Vile ON INSURANCE AGENCY For Family Security and Happiness. Your Independent Agent Serves You Best Complete Insurance Service Fire--Life--Accident--Automobile--Burglary Hospitalization--Liability--Surety Bonds Notary Public Phone 647-2341 West Bursley Road, Wellington, Ohio Dawn Wilson Neff--Agent Compliments of BORE SC haw ROAM Products Incorporated 216-647-2115 299 Clay St. Wellington, Ohio 44090 E. D. Moody President CLARE-MAR CAMP Camping--Swimming Boating--Fishing New London Eastern Road 1 3 4 Miles West of Route 58 647-3318 WILBUREKEESBY Milk Hauling Rt. 3--Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3687 CENTRAL BOOK STORE 390 Broad Street Elyria Phone 322-7729 Books--Stationery--Cards EAST SULLIVAN SALES Route 224 Sullivan Used Cars 736-2338 SIMMONS CO. Hausted Division Medina, Ohio Satisfaction Since 1884 FREEDLANDER'S It Pays To Buy Quality Wooster, Ohio HALLADAY'S SOHIO STATION 30 Years of Continuous Service Public Square FRYMAN'S MARATHON B. F. Goodrich Dealer Farm Passenger Tires and Batteries Phone 322-3673 Ashland HERSHEY'S BARBERSHOP 115 East Main Street Hours: Tuesday 9-6:00 Wednesday 12-9:00 Thursday-Friday 9-6:00 Saturday 8-5:00 Spencer Compliments of THE LODI EQUITY COMPANY Grain--Feed--Fertilizer CHEMICAL COMPANY ©°2!--Fencing--Tile--Building Materials Lodi Phone 948-1020 Good Luck Class of '68 MEDeSomERWEKING SERVICE Ted Harris Sullivan, Ohio Phone 736-2712 Lime--Coal--Stone THE POLK STATE BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve System 4% Interest Paid on Time Certificates of Deposit THE ONLY BANK YOUR FAMILY NEEDS Full Services Banking Offices In Elyria--Amherst--Oberlin WAYNE AUTO PARTS CO. 18 North Main Street New London, Ohio 44851 Phone 929-1521 N.A.P.A,. Automotive Machine Shop Phone 725-2523 OHIO FASTENERS ; ‘Sewing Industry’ ; 400 W. Smith Rd. Medina, Ohio Compliments of BRUCE FIRESTONE STUDIO AND GIFT SHOP S.W. Corner of Square Spencer, Ohio Phone 3651 LOWE'S LIME SERVICE Basic Dolomite High in Magnesium or Sandusky Lime Phones: Sullivan 736-2113 Wellington 647-4432 Compliments of SURREY INN Phone 322-178] Ashland, Ohio See the Great New 1967 Rambler at COUNTY RAMBLER, INC. 617 North Main Street Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3012 Compliments of CHURCH RADIO TV WELCH RADIATOR SHOP 305 Prospect Street Harold Welch, Owner 523 East Seventh Street Wellington, Ohio Phone 324-0844 Phone 647-2555 Ashland, Ohio a Tri NEWCOMER'S AUTO BODY SHOP 411 West Smith Road, Medina, Ohio Phone 725-4401 WIGHT JEWELERS Compliments of Est 1859 647-3722 See Our New Modern Store HOME COMPANY Wellington, Ohio Ashland Ohio 44805 STANDARD WELDING AND STEEL PRODUCTS Fabricated Warehouse Structural STEEL Welding Offices and Plant Corner of State and Smith Rd. Medina, Ohio 44256 Jack C. Post Compl iments to the Class of 1968 CONCRETE MASONRY CORPORATION Pz Omaboxgol Y McCULLOUGH'S BARBER SHOP South Main Street West Salem Monday Thru Saturday 8:30--5:30 Thursday Until 8:00 Closed Wednesday FLUKE SIING® Slaughterers Wholesale Dealer in Meat Cleveland Road Ashland Spencer Rt. 162 Ohio Flower s for All Occasions CRUM CHESTER Real Estate Insurance Medina, Ohio Phone 722-7003 WINDING BROOK FARM Hereford Ranch Ashland, Ohio WELLINGTON IMPLEMENT Herrick Avenue East Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3725 Parts--Service Tractors--Implements PAINE'S MUSIC SHOP, INC. 106 East Main Street Ashland, Ohio Phone 323-939] We Rent Instruments Al Finkel Construction Basements Ponds Dug--Gas Water Lines Backfilling--Bulldozing--Leveling Trucking--Complete Sewer Systems Sewers--Leach Fields Filters Cisterns Sand--Stone--Gravel Phone 647-2869 Rte. 162 W.--Rte. 58 R.D. 3 Wellington, Ohio Compliments of TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Phone 2376 Spencer, Ohio Gonnaments of THE FARMER'S STATE BANK Strength--Service--Security Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation West Salem, Ohio Phone 853-6431 Compliments of It's the OBERLIN CLINIC Oberlin, Ohio MEDINA COUNTY GAZETTE Full School Coverage PULLEY -GAELOX AGENGY Insurance and Real Estate Maxine Miller, Broker Phone 324-6794 Ashland Congratulations Class of 1968 ALLOY FABRICATORS, INC. BRENNER BROS. Lower the Cost of Dressing Well Wooster, Ohio H. B. COE INS. AGENCY Complete Insurance Service Office--Chatham, O. Res.--Spencer, O. Tel .--NOrth 7-291 1 Tel .--SPencer 3553 R.D. 1, Spencer, Ohio LARRY'S Larry--Gene--Dick Barber Shop Sporting Goods 5 East Main St. New London, Ohio 44851 STARKEY GLASS CO. 601 Virginia Avenue Ashland Ohio FETZER'S VARIETY STORE Lodi Ohio 948-2270 BATES GARAGE WRECKER SERVICE General Repairing Carburetor Repairs Electrical Tune-Up Automatic Transmission Repairs Phone 323-8159 Nankin, Ohio BLUE ROOM BEAUTY SHOP Complete Line of Wigs and Hair Pieces Irma Ensign 248 S. Court Street Medina, Ohio 44235 Ph. 722-2011 RUDY FEKETE SKEELES FORD SALES, INC. Ford--Mercury--Philco T.V. Herrick Ave. W. Phone 647-2441 Wellington secre a See ey, FE treez InN TASTEE-FREEZ 332 E. Main Ashland, Ohio French Fries Onion Rings Chicken Tastee Burgers Hot Dogs Long Dogs Big Tee a Meal Ideal Compliments of WEST SALEM EQUITY Feed--Coal--Fertilizer--Petroleum West Salem Phone 853-4027 SEINeomo OmlOmoeky ICE Tires, Batteries and Accessories For Service Call 736-2292 Corner Rts. 224 58 Sullivan, Ohio SCHECK BROT RERS’ HARDWARE BLACKSMITH SHOP Maytag Appliances--Authorized Briggs and Stratton General Farm Machinery Repair Complete Line of Hardware--Welding Electric Acetylene--Remington Chain Saws: Spencer, Ohio Phone 3224 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 May Your Knowledge Increase and the Coming Years be Happy and Prosperous. DR. LEONARD R. NAGLE Spencer, Ohio Wellington, Ohio MEDINA BARGAIN MART 410 1 2 W. Smith Road Medina, Ohio Where You Enter for Bargains-- Exit with Savings WELLS AGENCY Insurance--Real Estate Serving Your Insurance Needs R. A. Waltz Spencer Branch Phone 2431 Compliments of CARL C. HUMMEL SONS Hancock Hybrids Phone 652-2444 Homerville, Ohio HENRY TAYLOR REALTOR NORM RAHRIG Branch Office Manager 107 South Center Street LaGrange, Ohio Phone GL 8-4250 DILGARD AUTO PARTS, INC. 312-14 Cleveland Ave. Ashland, Ohio Phone 323-1564 or 323-1565 Automotive Parts and Equipment Machine Shop Electrical and Carburetion Service BUCKEYE ROOFING THE SEWING CENTER HEATING, INC. Carrier Lenox Heater Sewing Knitting Supplies Cooling Equipment Fabrics--Yarn 24 Hour Service on All Machines 1905 Claremont Avenue Ashland, Ohio Ph. 323-9731 Roll Roofing Furnances Plastic Cement Asbestos Roof Coating Siding 33 E. Main St. New London SS SCHROEDER MFG, CO. Automatic Screw Machine Products 1214 Long Ave. Phone 245-5479 Lorain THE FASHION SHOP Ladies Apparel 110 S. Main St. Wellington HOMERVILLE SERVICE CENTER General Auto and Tractor Repair Phone 625-2195 Homerville FOSTER TRAILER SALES Travel Trailers for Sale or Rent Sullivan Compliments of LACY BROS. Sales Service Full-Line of Farm Machinery Phone 652-3305 Ohio CHERRY CORNERS GUN SHOP | South End Medina Co. Rd. 29 New Used Guns, Accessories Expert Gunsmithing Phone 948-1238 THE UNIVERSAL JOINT Auto Wrecking 409 Oberlin Rd., Elyria, Ohio Late Model Auto Parts--We Also Locate Parts All Over the U.S. by Direct HOT LINE LLOYD'S MARATHON SERVICE 245 E. Washington Street Phone 722-8861 Medina Compliments of JOE RON’S IL.G.A. SUPERMARKET Phone 736-2173 Sullivan Ashland--Jeromesville--Savannah Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Insurance Protection and Service Since 1848! Ohio Farmers Insurance Company — Chartered 1848 Colonial Heritage Life Insurance Company Superior Risk Insurance Company LeRoy, Ohio Your local Independent Insurance Agent who represents Ohio Farmers Insurance Group is a “Good Man to Know”! Compliments of ASHLAND BANK SAVING CO. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Ashland FOSTER TRUCKING Chuck and Dick Foster Phone 736-2187 Haulers of Limestone Lime--Gravel--Sand Box 60 Sullivan Compliments from Da WaEKELEBY?GOr MELFARMS Registered Holsteins Funk's G Hybrid Seed Corn Edis Edna Lyons Co. Rd. 84 Phone 2258 Spencer HATCHERY RAISED MINNOWS Canadian Crawlers Tackle FOR Al} KINDS Glenn E. Lamb 4 Mi. S., 1 2 Mi. W., on Bursley Rd. Wellington, Ohio 44090 GOODMAN'S FARM LAWN New London O. 929-4497 Simplicity Rider's Lawn Boy Mower's WEST SALEM HARDWOOD CO, West Salem, Ohio Phone 853-4343 Buying Grade Logs and Standing Timber Phone 723-6692 CITY AUTO SERVICE Tune -Ups--Brake Service--Wheel Balancing Automatic Transmission-=-General Repair Front End Alignment--Complete Lubrication Harry Pursley 407 W. Smith Rd. Medina, Ohio Compliments of [Myers]. .. the finest name in Pumps Water Systems Water Conditioners Power Sprayers Industrial Pumps THE, FE MYERS BRO. CO. [I McNEIL AVA SHOTT TRACTOR SALES 675 Oberlin Road Elyria, Ohio The OBERLIN SAVINGS BANK company Kipton--Oberlin--South Amherst--Wellington Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Fed. Reserve System THE CHRONICLE TELEGRAM The Family Newspaper Where You Will Find the News of Black River High School and the Whole Area. 225 East Avenue Elyria, Ohio Compliments of Lodi Foundry Company Producers of Aluminum Castings for Aircraft Earl Martinson--Carlton Brewster Phone Lodi 948-1516 FARMERS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION 34 Years of Dependable Farm Credit 1236 Claremont Avenue--Phone 323-2101 Ashland, Ohio 748 North Court Street--723-8022 Medina, Ohio Route Box 12--322-2724 Elyria, Ohio —— ee — A Congratulations to the Class of '68 Bassett’s Apparel Shoppe 117 Herrick Ave. East Wellington, Ohio 44090 Women's Children's Apparel Compliments of H. RAMSIER IRON AND STEEL West Salem, Ohio Phone 853-4902 SMITH WHARTON ELECTRIC INC. Electric Motors and Power Tools Sales Service 1250 Middle Rowsburg Road Ashland, Ohio Medina Lanes Harding Street Medina, Ohio ‘eo DUTCH GRIMM, INC. Lodi--Ohio Marathon Products Heavy Duty Truck Parts Perishable--Trucking Phone 948-1389 Compliments of BRUMFIELD'S SPARKLE MKT. Wellington Compliments of OHIO BODY MFG. CO. New London, Ohio Phone 929-1531 Compliments of THE NOVA TELEPHONE COMPANY WELLINGTON LUMBER CO. Phone 647-413 Minnesota Paints Lumber--Millwork Johns--Manville Products Glass--Insulation Wellington, Ohio THE SAVINGS LOAN BANKING CO. New London A State Chartered Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4% Interest on Savings New London M. SWACK IRON STEEL CO. West Salem, Ohio DALE'S MARATHON Gas--Oil--Tires--Tubes Accessories Phone West Salem 853-4864 Ohio POMS Wyre Farm Buildings Ed A. Ringler R.D. 1 Box 22 Phone Sullivan 736-2740 ABER'S GARAGE, INC. GMC Truck Sales and Service 1722 Claremont Ave. Ashland, Ohio Phone 324-2801 Compliments of PERRY MOTOR SALES INC. Chrysler--Plymouth Sales Service Phone 647-2551 Wellington Ohio HART CONSTRUCTION CO. Highway Contractors Asphalt--Tar--Road Oil Furnished and Applied oe ee etc 3 Phones--Office FAirfax 322-0796 ater See Eee ec oe co x Rages x ns Be Garage FAirfax 322-0698 460 Oberlin Road Elyria, Ohio Banking for the Entire Family at THE OLD PHOENIX NATIONAL BANK Offices at Court Harding Hinckley Sharon Center Medina Brunswick Seville Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Spruce your place up evenings if you like. Take weekends easy the year around! You can do it with a John Deere “110” Tractor. Mow. Vacuum leaves. Clear snow. Till your garden. Add pleasure and leisure to suburban living. See the John Deere “110” with 4- season attachments now. Conve- nient credit. JOHN DEERE LAWN GARDEN TRACTOR FETZER EQUIPMENT COMPANY John Deere Quality Farm Machinery Sales and Service Wellington Ohio Phone 647-3875 Plantillage outfit shown below consists of T4 Cultivator with No. 4 tillage equipment and John Deere 494A Planter with till- age, fertilizer, insecticide, and herbicide attachments. Mustrated here is the 55 Combine equipped with an air-conditioned cab, a pickup reel, and an exten- sion attachment for the clean-grain elevator. Long Par-3 Golf Course Pro Shop and Gift Shop Club Repair and Fitting HIDDEN ACRES Recreation Camp Camping--Swimming Boating--Fishing Cabins for Rent 3 Mi. West of West Salem--Jackson Twp. Rd. 23 1 8 Mi. East of S.R. 42 E. B. Fretag--Owner Always Speak Well of Your School WOOSTER LUMBER COMPANY Wooster Ohio Phone 262-8015 Camping Cottages Moderate Rates Swimming Fishing Picnicking Park Is Now Open Seven Days a Week Compliments to the Class of 1968 GREISINGERS CLOTHING STORE Medina Windsor Wholesale-=Retai| Merion Blue Kentucky Mix Phone 688-5361 MEDINA SOD FARMS Ohio's Largest Sod Producers Cliff Gregoire Box 1500 R.D. 2, Seville, Ohio The Staff of the 1968 Echo wish to take this opportunity to thank all the advertisers and patrons in this annual. Your patron- age to these organizations will be greatly appreciated. Best Wishes J. B. PALMQUIST AND C. P. COURTNEY Medina Compliments MOTOR SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT 163 East Main Street Ashland, Ohio Wheels and Rims Auto Truck Front End Alignment PESERS ENewsliR eae. ©) Pennsylvania Tires General Tires Michelin Tires Hawinson Treads Ashland Rd. at 4th St. Mansfield, Ohio 522-4511 GAIL E. HEIFNER REALTY Farm and Suburban Properties Sullivan, Ohio Gail E. Heifner Broker James Richards General Auctioneering Compliments of SPENCER SCREW MACHINE COMPANY Compl iments of DAVID E. MATTESON FUNERAL DIRECTOR 24 Hour Prompt Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Phone 853-4000 West Salem, Ohio Phone 736-2646 HALL'S BARBERSHOP Barbershop Phone 948-2422 Lodi, Ohio Compliments of NICODEMUS CLEANERS Medina, Ohio Sanitone Cleaning Compliments of STERLING FOUNDRY COMPANY Wellington, Ohio Compliments of MEDINA PAINT COMPANY See Us for Your Decorating Needs Dean and Barry Paints--Complete Wallpaper Line Window Shades Walltex--Sanitas Woolsey Marine Finishes Artist Supplies 22085 eS COULII Ste Medina, Ohio 725-4501 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 PerMold Inc. Medina, Ohio DO DROP INN Beer--Wine Steak--Chicken--Shrimp Fred and Gerrie Timko Proprietors Compliments of CAL WIBLE, INC. Buick, Pontiac, Cadillac Medina Compliments of SNADER SUNOCO CARL'S DINER Wellington LAWRENCE MEMORIALS 127 W. Smith Road Medina Courtesy of DR. JOHN R. ROONEY Wellington Clinic Wellington Telephone 853-4212 D. G. KEENER--J. A. WRIGHT Optometrists--Contact Lenses North Main St.--West Salem, Ohio Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 9A.M. to 8 P.M, Closed Thurs.--Sat. 9A.M,. to 5 P.M. SPENCER NEWS AND PRINTING Phone 2201 308 East Main Street Spencer, Ohio Job Printing Mimeographing Posters Signs Rubber Stamps Compliments of JENNINGS READY MIX, INC. Willard Ashland Norwalk New London Ready Mix Concrete Building Supplies Ashland Home Owned INGRAHAM’S SUNOCO SERVICE Jewelry Stores BEARS—KASTANS— LEIBFARTH’S eG P=SUNOCO North Main Street Phone 2073 Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 Spencer, Ohio Ashland Ohio Compliments of Compliments of REXALL DRUG STORE WIMP’S WELDING AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR il c Phone 652-3521 Phone 647-2121 Wellington MOORE'S CLEANERS, INC. Pick Up Delivery Service Laundry Service--Linen Supply Plus Coin Operated Laundry One Hour Dry Cleaning Wellington, Ohio Compliments of ENTERPRISE MACHINE CO. Minneapol is--Moline Farm Machinery Spencer, Ohio Printing That Pleases ART PRINTING COMPANY Phone 322-1520 147 East Second Street Ashland, Ohio A Complete Line of Wedding _ Invitations ALLISON'S HARDWARE General Hardware Paints, Pumps, Electrical, Plumbing West Salem, Ohio Phone 853-4753 Best Wishes MEDINA AUTO PARTS Medina, Ohio AGRICO CHEMICAL CO. Division of Continental Oil Company The Nation's Leading Fertilizer Complete Crop Programs Agrico and AA Quality Fertilizers Custom Mixed Blends to Your Formula Anhydrous Ammonia and 28% N. Solution AI| Major Raw Materials Field Crop Herbicides and Insecticides Custom Bulk Spreading--Dry Liquids Contact For Information on Sales Service Ken W. Meyer Phone 723-737] P.O. Box M Medina, Ohio Compliments of COW. SON MEI ING 24 Hour Wrecker Service Chevrolet--Buick--Oldsmobile Phone 948-1010 Lodi, Ohio Wellington Compliments of WALTER ZEIGLER Nationwide Insurance Complete Professional All-Lines Service Phone 3483 211 West Main Street PATRONS LaGrange Tractor Sales A Friend Barberton Friend Mr. Mrs. Joseph Davis Finest Selection of Teen-Age Footwear in Lorain County BRENNERS SHOE CO, IRWIN OFFICE EQUIPMENT 47 East Main--Ashland, Ohio GAULT CLEANERS 1-Hour Service Free Pick-Up and Delivery in Town and Country 108 East 2nd Street Ashland, Ohio Compliments of BENTON'S STORE On the Square Phone 948-1471 Ohio BEN FRANKLIN STORE New London, Ohio BUCKEYE MORTOR REFRIGERATION 410 W. Smith Road Medina, Ohio Compliments of LaeAGa ROO mMGOr Bee Supplies and Candles Medina Dependable Insurance Fire--Hail--Extended Coverage Life--Health--Accident Hospitalization Sullivan Phone Ohio 736-249] Congratulations from GIAR CLEANERS Wellington PATTERSON SONS, INC., STEEL FABRICATERS P.O. Box 426 610 Virginia Ave. Telephone 322-1897 Ashland, Ohio 44805 be Good Luck from a RADIO WOOSTER WWST--960 WWST-FM--Stereo--104.5 Music--News and Local Sports Compliments of KICZEK REALTY AREACTIVE ‘Wch Menpers oF , CS Comstitvesr yyy y.. | Zz We Nee . Specializing in Farms, Homes, and Acreage. Located 1 Mi, Northeast of West Salem on US 42. Phone (419) 853-4950 CHAMPION SPORT GOODS CO. Complete Line of Trophies Engraving School Equipment Class Jackets Phone 723-1519 Medina Shopping Center, Medina, Ohio DRISCOL MUSIC COMPANY 250 Broad Street Elyria, Ohio Phone FA 3-544] EDWARD ALLGIRE SON Ditching Contractor Phone 736-2658 Star Route 58 Sullivan Compliments of BUFF'S LAWN GARDEN SUPPLY CO. 2007 Claremont Ashland, Ohio J. R. WARD MAC HINERY SALES New Used Industrial Machinery Complete Line of New Powermatic Tools Both Metal and Woodworking County Road 26, Spencer, Ohio Phone 2129 WEST HOMER BRETHREN CHURCH The Friendly Rural Church Pastor Robert Holmes Congratulations from NEPTUNE'S BARBER SHOP West Salem LYN-WAY DRIVE-INN Fine Foods Courtesy Service Cleveland Ave. Ashland I'DEA SHOP Medina Shopping Center Medina DOG N SUDS Brunswick Medina Compliments of HANNON MOTOR SALES International Trucks Sales and Service Phone 647-2050 202--204 Kelly Street Wellington MILLBROOK BREAD Phone 322-1475 Ashland MILLER'S MARATHON SERVICE CENTER Rt. 58 South Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3482 CONWAY AUTO SERVICES Trailer, Sales, Rentals, Services 535 E. Seventh St. Ashland Ohio PERVIER'S GREENHOUSE Hobby Geraniums lvies--Begonias--Fuschias--Herbs 228 S. Main Spencer, Ohio Geraniums Pansies Small Bedding Plants A. J. WEBER COMPANY Heating--Plumbing--Sheet Metal Electrical Office Phone 647-3421 Wellington Remember Ashland--Is Our Home HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. 121 West Main Street Ashland, Ohio Insured Savings Home Loans BROCKWAY SOHIO GARAGE Rteo G Sullivan, Ohio Phone 736-2181 Complete Auto Repair and Service Wheel Alignment and Balancing Tires and Batteries faultless CRAFTSMEN IN RUBB iE EA BESS RUBBER COMPANY Ashland, Ohio Quality Products Since 1900 BLISS PLUMBING HEATING Compliments of 119 East Herrick St. ROEDEL'S SHOE STORE Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-2424 Wellington, Ohio FRANK KOSTECKI, JR. Spencer 3475 Contractor in Aluminum Products Spouting, Siding, Windows, Awnings, Doors, Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Compliments of JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 111 East Main Phone 3841 Spencer Specializing in Tinting Coloring--Styling June Stuart, Owner and Operator Compliments of LANDMARK FARM BUREA U Feed ARCHWAY COOKIES Machinery Petroleum Grain Farm Supplies Ashland, Ohio Ashland--Loudonville--Sullivan Compliments of GERALD’S STUDIO CAMERA SHOP Your School Photographer 212 Center Street Ashland, Ohio Phone 323-0551 Compliments of Your Pioneer Seed Corn Company Dealer Corn--Alfalfa--Grain--Sorghum--Sorghum Sudan Don Wandel Sullivan, Ohio Phone 736-2233 DANIEL W. NESBETT SONS JOHN W. GsAclbnan SONS Established 1842 Fe Circleville, Ohio FA RIM e AY Rose me BE KHEEDS Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-4515 at en ee _ CARL C. WARD INC. We Sell Ashland County Ashland Professional Bldg. PA 322-1528 Suite 14, West 2nd Street Ashland, Ohio SULLIVAN GARAGE General Repair Cars Trucks Tractors Telephone 736-2476 A.A.A. Emergency Service Sullivan Ohio QUILLIN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Ei se bOXT1 OO Ohio 44254 WOOSTER'S ONLY COMPLETE PAPERBACK BOOK STORE Coins--Magazines Greeting Cards ELM FARM ALL STAR DAIRY Quality Milk and Ice Cream Phone 723-8044 PATRONS Flo's Beauty Shop, Wellington James L. Wight, Wellington Union Hardware, Ashland, Ohio Lehman Johnson Investments Ely. Leathermen's Hardware, Lodi, Ohio Congratulations Class of '68 WARREN CLOTHING CO. Wellington, Ohio Store for Men and Boys KENNETH BREYLEY SON Spencer, Ohio Phone Chatham 667-3474 4) Zs 4S . OHIO SEED IMPROVEMENT Ss 1ON ASSOCIATIO Compliments of REYNOLD'S LUMBER COMPANY Lumber--Builder's Supplies Roofing Minnesota Paint Phone 929-0891 New London, Ohio For the Best in Cosmetics See Your Friendly AVON REPRESENTATIVE MRS. TED RICHARDS Phone 736-2526 Sullivan, Ohio Compliments of JOHNNY'S FOOD BASKET Ashland, Ohio Ashland's Only Super Dollar Market Home of Super Dollar Weekly Food Buys DOYLE L. OXENDER Bulldozing--Backhoe R.D. 3 Box 160 Ashland, Ohio Phone 32-231 23--32-23128 WHITNEY SHELL SERVICE te Motor Repair Goat SZ Tires, Batteries SZ Phone 647-2139 Wellington, Ohio LAGRANGE SCREW pnRODWUGiES, ING: 313 E. Main Street LaGrange, Ohio Phone GL 8-515] LODI LUMBER COMPANY Everything To Build Anything 1500 Colors of Pittsburgh Paint in Stock at All Times Phone 948-1311 NELSON PAVING CO. Blacktop Residential Commercial Elyria 322-7211 Wellington 647-2589 ReDm@iINo wo Route 162 SERVICE Wheel Aligning Balancing Tires--Batteries--Accessories Radiator Repair Recore Minor Repairs--Brake Service Engine Tune-Up 206 Herrick Avenue, East Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-2592 Firestone--Cooper--Star BENNER Ee Sas UP Ieee ING: 609 Wooster St. Lodi, Ohio 44254 Phone 948-1616 Chuck Bennett 211 Mill St. 948-2656 Compliments of SPENCER ELEVATOR INC. Quality Products Prompt Service ui PIONEER’ THE VILLAGE Compliments of RESTAURANT Homemade Pies--Fine Food U NDE RWOO D’ S MARKET Home of Quality Meats and Groceries — Your Complete Food Market | : Phone 948-1440 Phone 929-6393 Lodi, Ohio New London, Ohio | Best Wishes to | THE FARMERS’ BANK OF ASHLAND the Class of '68 ALLISON’S SHOE Main Office | STORE 19 West Main Street West Branch Medina Shopping Center East Main at Easter Ashland, Ohio 239 South Court Street Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Medina, Ohio Corporation Compliments of BARRETT'S INC. The Office Supply Store Typewriters--School Supply 145 West Main Street Ashland, Ohio Sunset Service Restaurant and Service Station Open 24 Hours--Wrecker Service Route No. 3 Phone 929-3261 New London, Ohio FRANK NAGY TOMBOYS Horses Bought Sold R.R. 58 Sullivan, Ohio Compliments of HIDDEN LAKES CAMPING GROUNDS 2 1 2 Miles North of Lodi on State Route 76 Route | Lodi, Ohio CLIFFORD’S TIN Sin(Ole Roofing--Spouting Heating--Plumbing MYERS WATER SYSTEMS Phone 3793 Residence 3798 Spencer, Ohio = KENYON'S STORE River Corners Groceries--Meats--Ice-Cream Patent Medicines Hours 8-9 p.m. Weekdays 8a.m.-1 p.m. Sundays DON'S SOHIO SERVICE 20 South Main St. New London, Ohio JIM RUTH'S SAV-MOR MARKET Groceries--Fresh Fruit Meat--Vegetables Phone 256] Spencer, Ohio Compliments of SPENCER SCREW MACHINE COMPANY HALF-TIME PIRATES TIGERS minuTES|_fee$ Jaane oe HOME “ 23 VISITOR. foown if?T0co [-0TR : SPENCER TAVERN Magazines, Candy, Soft Drinks, Ice-Cream, Milk, and Bread Spencer MEDINA FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION P.A. Box L 241 South State Road Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone 722-1521 FINAL-SCORE PIRATES TIGERS Compliments of MILLER’S DRIVE-IN (Formerly Dari-Delight) For the Best in Ice-Cream Cones Sundaes, Shakes, and Food Herrick Avenue East Wellington, Ohio iracle Water of Medi Miracle Water of Medina 120 North Court Street Medina Tractor Sales Co. edina |ractor sales Co Medina, Ohio 44256 Phone 725-4953 Spee) annie WHEEL QAMPERS 039) pe MAIN AT CLAREMONT IN ASHLAND PHONE: 324-1541 (Fy I morlgage my ousealD Perel my hids to college 7 YES! Costs of a college education continue to rise, and the benefits go right on up with the cost! If you have been unable to accumulate eneugh savings to meet these rising obligations, it’s an easy matter te reborrow the equity in your home frem First Federal. It’s worth the price ef admission to help one’s children this way. i vi , Veena as Oe Boon ASSOUCIATION OF WOOSTER Ready To Serve You Best Ready Mix, Inc. Radio Equipped Trucks Concrete and Building Supplies Serving Medina, Wayne, and Ashland Cos. Call Collect Anytime 106 S. Prospect--Lodi, Ohio DARI-DOLLY SANDROCK CORP. 249 South State Rd. East Main Street Where Friends Meet for a Snack or a Meal Choice of 20 Sandwiches Choice of 6--$1.25 Dinners Choice of 5 Side Dishes Sundaes--Shakes--Etc. Phone 42903 Ashland, Ohio AUFMUTH MOTORS, INC. Volkswagen--Karmann Ghia On Rt. 42 North Medina, Ohio Buying or Selling CaLy OEE REALTORS All Types S Kinds of RealEstate Farms ‘Home S$ Bust ness South of Wellington on AReoudteS§ Near Bursley Ad. TELEPHONE G 7-2146 KRYSTOWSKI FORD TRACTOR Ford Tractors Equip Gehl New Holland R.D. 3 Wellington Ph. 647-2015 Better Things for Better North Central Ohio's Largest Furniture Store Folks at the BETTER DRESS SHOPS GILBERT Congratulations Furniture Co. Class of 68 Furniture — Carpeting — Mattresses Draperies — Appliances — Gifts — Early American Shoppe — Medina--Wooster--Mansfield--Parma 105 W. Main St. Ashland, Ohio Compliments to the 1968 Graduates 412 West Smith Road, Medina, Ohio Phone 725-4731 Color Offset Printing Negative and Plate Service THE FARMER’S SAVING BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Offers Every Banking Facility Consistent with Good Banking 5% Interest Paid on Saving Certificates of Deposit All Types of Loans Checking Accounts Saving Accounts Safety Berea Boxes Bank Money Orders Free Bank- by-Mail Christmas Club Account Travelers Checks 4% Interest on Regular Savings Accounts Spencer STAGER SEWING SERVICE 6034 Smith Road Medina, Ohio Phone 725-5557 GUNKELMAN'S CLOTHING STORE Medina, Ohio Compliments of HOB NOB RESTAURANT C2 par PA Cfo es i Cee ZN 5! Sta. Willig —_—s We Cater to Weddings--Banquets--Parties Phone 948-9159 Compliments to FUNK BROS. TREE SERVICE INC. the Class of 1968 P.O. Box 226 Ashland, Ohio MILT WILHEIM Member of National Arborist Assn. Wellington Compliments of WOODY'S SUNOCO Lodi, Ohio HAROLD'S MOTOR CO, INC. Dodge--Chrysler--Imperial Dodge Builds Tough Trucks Dependable Used Cars 33 Orange Street Phone 323-1568 948- SULLIVAN TIN SHOP John J. Ringler Phone 736-2201 Plumbing--Heating--Roofing Spouting--Oil--Burner--Service Rie BiG GAT CO. “ ‘NOT GOOD FOR RATS, IT KILLS THEM 4 MI. SOUTH - V2 MI. WEST ON BURSLEY RD. WELLINGTON, OHIO 44090 A. D. LAMB R. A, LAMB PHONE 647-2778 YARMAN BROS. Famous Holmes County Swiss Cheese Hickory Smoked Hams Bacon Ph. 853-4302--West Salem, Ohio te? Boots--Shirts--Pants--Hats GeO ED WESTERN SHOP 252 S. Court St., Medina, Ohio Ashland, Ohio Phone 722-4584 BOTT'S SOHIO SERVICE Ri222,U Soezo0car Intze Ashland, Ohio AAA Service Phone 324-1571 Complete Wrecker Service KELEYeS ELOWERS 119 Herrick Ave. Wellington, Ohio Phone 647-3196--Wellington Phone 928-1584--New London Flowers for Occasions THE ICEBERG Milk Shakes--Sundaes Sandwiches--Drinks Phone 853-4944 West Salem THE MEDINA FARMERS? EXCHANGE CO, Post Office Drawer F 320-322 South Court Street Medina HENNY'S DRIVE-INN Featuring Flavor--Crisp Chicken Jo-Jo Potatoes, Shakes, Sundaes, Cones, Sandwiches Route 58 Wellington, Ohio CORNER CHURCH and PLEASANT STREET P.O. BOX 126, ASHLAND, OHIO 44805 HALLS GENERAL STORE Sunoco Gas Oil Cold Pop--Candy Fishing Supplies Rifle and Shotgun Shells Wellington Phone Ohio 647-3497 Compliments to the Class of 1968 CHAMPION Medina PARSON’S JERSEY DAIRY INC. Dairy Products of Excellence Member of Dairy Guild of America 215 North Main Street 355 East Lorain Street Wellington, Ohio . Oberlin, Ohio Phone 647-2893 Phone 775-2875 Pep Club ROW ONE: V. Kokai, J. Botdorf, B. Weidrick, P. Ramey, R. Hastings, R. Higgins, N. Knapp, A. Broome, D. Lamb. ROW TWO: C. Smith, L. Pomroy, M. Powers, C. Bill- man, K. Thome, S. Billman, D. Puie, N. Archer. ROW THREE: D. True, P. Nagy, P: Ward, J. Rook, J. Runkle, C. Bryan, M. Guyer, C. Stewart, M. Guyer. FOR FOUR: M. Hawley, J. Ramey, B. Gleisner, C. Drury, S. Nagy, K. Billman, C. Warner, S. Runkle, L. Wagner. ROW FIVE: L. Gott, T. Smith, Miss Hamer, C. Eberling, D. Kidney, G. Stuart, M. Swaino, L. Rodriquez, H. Butcher. MINUTES : Iseconns HOME _VISITOR joco ore Football Club ROW ONE: M. Guyer, A. Broome, D. True, C. Bryan, B. Weidrick, P. Ramey, D. Puie. ROW TWO: Mr. Stuart, Ce Drury, Na Knapp,.C. Stewart, S. Runkle, L. Wagner, J. Runkle, T. Smith, L. Rodriquez, P. Ward, B. Finkel, H. Paine. Senge ae a tana openers eye eI Tt som uge pumrer ae ee mS Peele eee SEE iy atlas Boiee
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