Blue Creek High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Haviland, OH)

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ici Ut We, the class of 1963, finished the last year of the fifth decade as inexperienced freshmen. Our freshman class officers were: president, Dennis Klopfenstein; vice-president, Jack Brady; secretary, Kerry Lanz; and treasurer. Bill Hartwick. Our class advisor was Mr. Fred Hendricks who stayed with the class until its senior year. Our class as a whole had very promising scholastic, athletic, musical, dramatical, and last but not least mischievious potential. A new student. Jack Brady, originally from Payne, proved to be a great asset to the class. His talents added to our class honors scholastically, athletically, dramatically, and mischieviously. As sophomores, we were no longer tyros and we knew it. We elected Jack Brady, president; Paul Jordan vice-president; Linda Stoller, secretary; and Connie Tope, treasurer. Our class officers for the junior year were president. Donna Offerle; vice-president. Jack Brady; secretary, Linda Stoller; and treasurer, Linda Long. We had our first class play, Rest Assured during the year under the direction of Mr. Floyd Lundy. Our senior year commenced with the election of class officers; Donna Offerle, president; Mary Jane Mills, vice-president; Dawn Bartels, secretary; and Kerry Lanz, treasurer. We were supervised by Mr. Robert Friesner, who helped make our last year memorable. Our class play Mumbo Jumbo was a suc- cess with the help of Mr. Floyd Lundy. We have had a full, rich, exciting, educational experience with the help of our dedicated teachers, our parents, the pupils in other classes and our classmates. After our graduation, we finally started on our class trip, the last opportunity to be together as a class. We planned our five-day trip with the help of the Kearney Teen Tour Travel Service Inc. We traveled in a modern reclining-seat Greyhound bus and stopped at Gettysburg on the way to our destination, Washington D.C. Some of our visitations included the Capitol Building, The Congressional Library, The Supreme Court. We also witnessed the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery. We stayed at the modern, air-conditioned accomodations of the Diplomat Motor Hotel. Our meals at Shells, where one could eat as much as he pleased, were very enjoyable. I am positive we all had a wonderful and educational experience we will never forget. We wish to thank Mrs. Carl Ashton and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friesner for accompaning us on our trip. o N F I F O I R c E R LEFT TO RIGHT: Secretary. Dawn Bartels; President, Donna Offerle; Treasurer, Kerry Lanz:-Vice-President, Mary Jane Mills.