Bowling Green High School - Hi Echo Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1969 volume:

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A : , , 4, Q 'QL ' M ' 11, W V, W Mihj, K wg iw ' V ,5 H vu, -I vi 2 ,. if n qi 2? V V I , ,L,V 4 5 4 Q 4 ., 4 1 N if 1- 41 'L , ,Ig 1 L 'WI-Q .g1,:fxg. , f,, 1 I 'N XI1 ,, J by I U' Xxx t i if MR. BOYD MARTIN - Principal This picture shows Mr, Martin during one of his lighter duties He is riding in the Homecoming parade. gin-W-... Ak M W At times Mr. Martin had to keep the faculty lounge from becoming too rowdy. Right Mr. Shaffer? Law Mr. Martin is caught returning trom California after a principals convention. While he was away Mr. Gwin occupied his ottice. f Z :-Q-14, f , ,- smigbfe, .,, egesege fifxz- .11 if Y-,' 1 ,M-1,4 MR. CHARLES MAYERS - Student Teacher Supervisor ADMIN ISTRATICD is ---,- . . .,.. WMNN-mn-nmu.......e - ,,. nei 3 5 3 f Yskasv-f .,.- ' n ., N zz ..,. Q S ,gf DR. ROBERT MCCRACKEN Superintendent of Schools 53,f,:M MKS! MRS, GERALDINE SHANER - Secretary x , Xtra my 2 I Vrzr :x,c: ,Q., mfr., -'nfl' ,W H 1 W , T T A ' ' it ,A I :M gl K l ix' LIL k-1 ' V i l T i is , 1 K , Y MRS. JOANNE BACH - Secretory Qtfice The secretories were o greot help this post yeor. They recilly' kept the school going. Between selling tickets, toking core of ticket money, plus carrying on their normol duties, they hod o busy yeor. We, the whole school, owe them o big thonks for their greot contribu- tion. mm T R ii! ..,,f. MRS. MADELYN SMITH - Secretory Librar and Guidance f I 441 I Am I MIP ! I Wi. ,,,V i I V T I h i L V M cy, N I I , ,... - I 4' I ' E , K , , six Y g L..L 5 I Y I , w I ,,,, V ,,, , H ,. , .,,, 1 VVVV ,ff 1' W ,ff ' 49 . MRS. FERN HARGER - Librarian MR, ROBERT GWIN - Attendance and Driver Education i 4. . I I- S a n . 5 I I V i S a ' ' ig S 's. MR. WILLIAM GIBBON - Dean of Boys I ,uk km, MISS CAROLYN ULSH - Dean of Girls A - English Department , .ff-mf .,,, W WWWJZWWWWZ v A4 il - f W H , 2,,f PM MRS. SANDRA LEPPER - English MR. WARNER KUGLER - English MRS. DIANE EDWARDS - Moth and English WW 413' ,mg is ' 'E D 'U '! ' MR. MARVIN DUNN Y English 'O English lCon'tl f ,,f ' ,gr MRS, JUDY FURMAN - English MRS. PAT SEITER - English MlSS VIRGINIA MALLORY - English MR, WALLACE GRIMM - English MR. M. WILLIAM CROFT v History ,, . MR, ROBERT SHAMP - History MR. JAMES KELLER - History MR. BRIAN TUCKER - History ..f 'Mww if .i Hlstgry Fine Arts ',.'- ' 5459 , ,,,, Hag MR. Fcreign Language MISS MARTHA BOWMAN - Latin MRS. SANDRA CAIN - French X ,an-. MRS. MARIA NORMAND - Spanish MRS. AMALINE STEPI-IAN - Spanish ,Q Driver Education MR. WILLIAM BURKLE - Drivers Ed. Special Educaticvi MR. DAVID GROPPENBERGER - Occupational Ed. MR. DENNIS ABEND - Drivers Ed. f f z A M! ii I - 5 4f7iZfQz1?'i,'ff1' giiilif. . . MRS. MARGARET DAY - Occupcfionol Ed, I5 -, . 4 N N A Math Department Y i -......,,. l fa.. .- MR. MEREDITH MYLES - Muih MRS. JEAN CHRISTIAN - Algebra 53 ' 5 if mimi MRS. SUSAN RAGAN - Geometry MR, GREGORY BROWN - Algebra Science Department U . Q .1'-. - I -I . 5 3 ' I I I . IIIII I , 'I I e I ' H e if ' QKZV I e xxx e -- it - ' I -'za'-fri: if '- ' . im fx' ' - ,. if' xxx 1. i,L I :IKL if I'- I e . IIQQFPQI - ig, . I, 41 M . .,,. . -, Wg fwrfl Q fi is H131 I . -W:' . ws-. ' I I ' eeeee I' I 1 f I I A,,, II -ff .j f Iz, :W,-- I f - e I5 V ,.,- , -- I , 6 3 W MR. STUART STEARNS - Biology MR. :VAN STEARNS - Biology 14 I Jwfavvnw. W... MR. EARL SHAFFER - Chemistry M MRS. VIRGINIA CARNOT - Physics Business MR, KENNETH 1 DOEHRING - Business Educofion MRS. DORIS RAHDERT - Business Num mm MR. THOMAS CARROLL - Distribuiive Education . 1. f- -if ! A f i i ' f R .si ' ' i 1 in E It wi , i wvwxnnf- 9 5 MRS. THORA KILLE - COE Music MR. WILLIAM WEESTON - Bookkeeping MR. JAMES MCDONALD - Asst. Bond Diredor 5 MR. JAMES BROWN - Vocal Direcfor W: .iw-.L ,..,t,,:,, MR. ANTHONY ROBERTS - Bond Director , ,,.,..,--- Q X... . . . Q . , 4-eq., L L Vocational Agriculture MR, PAUL HARTSOOK - Vocclionol Agriculture MR, ALLEN GREEN - VoccTionc1lAgricullure A U d i 0 S U al i n r MR GLENN HELM I H trial MR. FRANK DeFRENCH - Biology l Q Physical Education V wffzm Home Economics aUf'a, ,gran Y MR. WARREN OTT - Physical Education E Ad vi 5 0 r Vkfi M -,-2 , i ff MR. BRUNO DALONZO - Occupational Education MRS. JANET CULTICE - Home Economics we I ,. gl Q , .123 'B 'Q W W V, e M- ?,,,,iZz kili N W 1. m ? .,,, V H . : , gi Z . I , 'f , 1 2 'E ff ff , V 'iv m gf 3 Q . ,,k, 5 'J ,Q , 'ff 5 , di I W VM Y - I ,,,, W w ACTIVITIES Throughout the school year, all of the clubs at B.G.H.S. were very active. Probably the biggest club event was the Bobcat Carnival, sponsored by the Stue dent Council. Each club had some kind of booth or activity which served the dual purpose of raising money for the organization and providing entertain- ment for the student body. In addition to the Carnival, Student Council again sponsored Homecoming, Pep Week, the Food Drive, and a Student Forum, Of course, the concession stand was open to satisfy the hungry students with candy, chips, pop, and other goodies, lt was also an exciting year for our nurses, home- makers, and farmers who worked hard on different proiects and celebrated the end of the year with a banquet. Many clubs also engaged in travel as the Future Farmers went to Kansas City and the Spanish and French Clubs planned summer trips to Europe. As a humorous source of entertainment, the Drama Club presented two comedies, You Can't Take It With You and Life With Father. To keep the school informed on these activities and others, the Scarlet Parrot staff published the school paper every two weeks. The spirit was high, the time was right, and the clubs took advantage of this by making the past year a very successful one. , .. ' ,',..r W ,Mr 95 fi' 3 M AWN Xe K s vi 'E i Q .. 'wwaxvk 2 . y X, br, , .lwj as .. 'Aa ' - he E 5 x We . f N.-L? S' -f 1 :vi 2 tif xr A 4 , 1 X ,, l ' 3 X ' liaffz If rg' 43 yy? 1 Ehwf ' x l Y E l t 2,3 it 'f xi R . The Hi Echo staff seems to be up a tree. Editor Doug Joyce - Doug always has a pitch for every- Gayle expresses moment of disbelief as she and Cheryl go through underclass pho one. tos. Y' 45 Q: -lg , . u. cw .Qi KSYVQ TNQ QL' ' il lf is Ss., e wwf ' '27 K iw -f5isi.t 4 gli I 9 X eesisise 2- xv? X. gwirlm' ig PSA N wewe1s!xar-es .gr Qsigish if-agus:-.ip , L- 1 tl it '.x.z:,Qif Q ' . .. - s 'si fl'-A Kgs PSFQLE k MWQQWS i Q YKWQWQ Xe N ali i 1: c A 'M-aw ,X -,-- Q A -51, My V- -N M, ,pw Y ., .L ii as Q. any ,iz i r i fl 8 fp ' 1. ML Q, ff V. t fl J Q i 1 was A i...g:E' M K Q 5 4 Y D ,ab Seniors demonstrate to a sophomore what Hi Echo is really about. Did you learn Pam? Jean and Rolayne working hard on the senior section. ,5 7, Hr Cheryl and Kristi during one of their mischievous adven- 1 if ' W , tu FSS, e fs ty l ,s- 1 1+ 4 . e n v fffi1-f Irrlisfr- ' A Q . , in tif' . Q 44.: Mc' .. ,ii ,Wy I Advisors Robert Shamp and Marvin Dunn. 27 , l 3 I ,--I Kris and Jane, co-editors, evaluate the latest copy. 2 , -A im.-f 'f ilii fr v Qs Scarlet Parrot S I K.,,..,,,.,,,,S s rirgrr . .. w s ,,-,fl -::.J-,.f..:e.- ,Q .K V,,, il- --,-- Q.: L,,: A rrr f 1. rrrrr i QQ rrrxrrrxrf A,rr . ...,. ,. Kkil zimtxfa R fc . . ,c , W ,...... m..iv.:.1sMs.s X The eighteen issues ot the T968-69 Scarlet Parrot were under the direction ot Mr. William Gibbon, advisor, and co-editors Kris Owens and Jane Uhl- man. Other members ot the staff in- cluded Karen l-lille, issue editorg Debbie Dunn, editorial editor, John Durliat, ad- vertising editorg Carol Wensink, circu- lation managerg Dannea Bush, business managerg and Dan Elsass, sports editor. The highlight ot this years paper was the eight page Christmas issue. The Scarlet Parrot received a superior rat- ing from the Northwest Ohio District Journalism Association tor its complete coverage of B.O.H.S. events, 'iii 'Ji X T 'K Q X i n l S is ,N ws, K .ll Debbie, Dan, Dannea, and Karen work on the pasteeups for the next issue ot the Scarlet Parrot. P The Papers' ,, ,as iImafm1lwflU5'q'lluw - e eeee ii if W? V ' 5' W . ,,..., M U -+.....,,.d 'QQQQ, rf The Scarlet Parrot Staff goes professional! -gr U 'E O Ll Pholo Club: BGCk FOW: Qfley Dqve Shuck. Middle row: Jeff Nelson Joe Buller, Bill Pixler, Rich Earl. Cenfer Mark Tyson and Craig Valenhne Student Council gh N G! , 5 COUAIWIL T006 N T ff,F.. I2 1 ' guy 1 'G'-1 Z'f This yeor's Sfudenf Council commissioners with Ed and Pom. , . Student Council takes time out for o picture. Pom Esker, Student Council Vice-President this year. Ed Whitocre, Student Council President 0 F1 0 I' 0 .A C v A i we G X Nmvgi Pom Ecker, with Miss Ulsh ond Mr. Wcxple, after getting the American Legion Award. 32 e senior Honor Society Members pose together. June Uhlmon ond D. L. Perry stand w pots cwczrd. ith Mr. Martin utter receiving the pn Q it 'fifzl-QQ' M i - fi 'r'm,g, ' , ' L A V. A .V N 2 , t M M , M o f 1' tt he V f s f -A 1 5 '. L V' -' .,,', -V ,A , W -' ef'pw'.,:-1fg,z',1wr3-ew ,,.fgvdEi.ftb2M5g5ii,m'Lx.1vf1553a7.7,5wzM Z 532 V, New Honor Society Members. . . Q Justarneres: Row one: J. Butler, Jr. Representative, L. Fausnaugh, Pres., C. Valen- tine, Vice Pres, Row two: E. Oster, Soph. Representative, S. Nelson, L. Herman. Row three: D. Swigart, L. Shedron, M. Stinson, C. Overhulse, R. Smith. Row four: D. Guion, P. Ecker, E. Smith, N. Hansen, D. Wood. Row tive: K. Reichert, W. Le- land, J, Jimison. Row six: L. Chamberlain, B. Hartman, M. Rahdert. if . 'K I, . A wr A, ffl Iv-v J me r J ... ' 3? V. l l fe K' gc Z . r -YW ia' gf f mfr Ik. 5:41255 , . 'fits 51. 1 .. . , , , . x aff it ft' Rose Sycamore tells the cast that You Can't Take lt With Yoil Speea Speech Team: P, Creps, J. Geitgey, N. Hansen, P. Esker, R. Dapogny, L. Herman, J. Jimison, R. Smith, M. Rahdert, B. Hartman, L. Chamberlain, E. Oster, C. Campbell, K. Airing, S. Kramp. 34 f s -' , K -so K l ' P :f1 gi ,S . his ' ..x4: . ,::. K r he mmm- The members of the chapter 1489 of the Natrona! Thespian Society. 5-' 1 I f- , .41 I N-V is ' 'jfs' 1 V: W 'fy' yy '7 ' k' The cast of Life With Father show the excitement they felt during dress rehearsal. 35 il Wit g A I ww just Playing Around N-hug, S V , XHQM A X its ,gvf , ,A:,,A,, . A -Q N TEES, T K I 1 -ssxuy, w,,,1 ,,,, L ,,, Away?-I-M A. n it -f E A W AMW Ml k,, t ,A g Vx l f Z. A me M X + ivvy 2,, .,,Ef:,Z K, X Q fwwivwgxiigi The G.A.A. Officers: Left to right: P. Shelton, D. Pope,C. Bycm, N. Bockbroder, N. Frcnkes, GAA. zz-. V. Cgffman, Roper,W.S,. Helm.. in 'l V M ..,..,.,.i 'I-413. Efglll , 3314, , 2 E , , 1 , 7, M M iff . he , r . -r f N W r 'fe + ' . r r r l fwflr r ltle s l . rerr -- k ' ' ,, Q 4 r. A-4'-. r lr he r rrere f rrll ll r ,gl + 1 llle -we 41 ,','L at ' K ' 'f' W fu nt - '-' as ' ge 1 ' ' , '1 W' an ' K tv 'flfiz - VS? 7:13, , A 9. K' Q J. q I D K ,QXJL .-xx., ig'-Q ' , ,I F A V -,, A V get VT: K ? it 5' 1 vm- ir' 'H p rf' Q'-...fn 4- -V t -ff-l Q' rvzn ,Q iam t :ll A 'l l l r. V ,,..r it iff. - Haifa! ' .,'. - ,, Fi r Vg .-- 7? N , ' 2 , f'fr.f' lb Z r,fg 'g 'S ' 1 W .,-. f ..,' A f ,lzm -1 f W' th .Q 'ZfiZ,gLg1t.ML , v,Lk,,f'.-rt-- V A ,, H -A L 11' -- ' 3 2' 4 H L' M ' fra 'T z'1ll2rL, Q. ii r J 3' ,Q gf t 'E , ' 'ff ltrr 5 I , M ,gg -f L, . 5, u , I I V, K I ,Q f I 'f -5 , ,,,L , 'V 1 A f ' 'LL, er A ' ' 1 ' - ' , f, :mi V fx' i' if .M L I W e 42'-jx? ','f 5f5'l'7 inf' 1 , Vt : uf ' - W 'MVT W' -f f ' ff --Q K ' 5 ' ' , ,,f' 1 A ' 1- we L 4 .. ' r rerr e r N Q f HW .Nyr w-'fm'- W M V ' -'-, ff - A ,,,W,,,,, L-px ....,,,.,,.-,, W, fjw- 'mfzfga H The entire membership of the G.A.A. form their initials on the football field. 38 ibm X f 3 . ,V . 9 W N X X If A J , ' .W-ev 2 The Sophomore members of G.A.A. E? Sa The Junior members in G.A.A. The GAA. Basketball, Volley- ball, and Soccer champions. + ,QL E? ,res ,.,1v.... , , -1. .- my ,A ffm Senior Review Board: Front: R. Smith, L. Fcmusnough Bockw S Espen R Lushbough D Jo ce, P. . , . , . , . y Kane, D. L. Perry, G. Groue. Science Honor Students R e V i 9 O 3. I' , . 'anew an R' Science Honor Sfudenfs: ROW One: J. Kelbc1ugh,D. Droine, J. Durlioi, J. Nelson, Row two: C. Harris, J. Sears, M. Anders, D. Donnell, Row three: D. Nickey, E. Whitocre, C. Coy. Tom Beattie and Rita Biesiof measure their success with sciel Tific GCCUVGCY. Chess Club Firsf row: M. Baloghg N. Hanseng W. Leland. Second row: B. Heislerg D. Mc:Coyg J. Mussmang C. Coy. Radio Club W . Firsf row: P. Herringshawg D, Joyce. Mrs. K. C. Hoff, Second row: T. Spitlerg D. Weaver. D. Myerholfzg D. L, Perry, D. Elsassg T. Draney, L. Fausnaugh, R. Ber- nord. Radio Club Officers: Dan Elsass, pres.. D. L. Perry, program managerg T, Spitler, vice-pres.. Diane Weaver, sec. 41 Advisors: Robert Sho mp Frank DeFrencl'1 42 Kirk Lehfomo, D. L, Perry, Ron Dovis, Doug Joyce. M 'Ulr- 'WA The boys unwind in The AV Room. 1 1 ' ff .Ap , .S V, .XM .. . , ,,,. W: .,,, . .,,. MW QF gaw- K in I I giflb . H -.v W A , , , .. I M Varsity Club i . -:-' '- . Q Q s - :A W5 fit B 6'2- First row: B. Culbertson, R. Davis, D. Moon. Second row: S, Jockson, B. Main, B. Jackson, D. Smith, G. Shaffer, D. Spencer, T. Beattie, J. Jones, S. Pritchard, M. Hunglang. Third row: D. Gibson, R. Ballard, C. Rutter, M. Smith, M. Robinson, G. Riker, J. Glasmire, K. Bowers, D. Huffman, T. Dra ney, D. Joyce. Fourth row: J. Hayes, T. Hall, G. Waltrip, K. C. Parker, D. L. Perry, S. Todd, G. Sonnenburg, T. Lord, K. Shroyer, D. Smith, D. Gibson, D. Nickey, J. Ruehl. . .... EA G C V Q1 O Ll H C First row: P. Heermier, D. Smith, M. Robinson, D. Dunn, D. Joyce. Second row: C. Ginter, B. Culbertson, T. Thompson. 43 xr' 7'5w.., M....,.M .Ei ,i- Row one. S. Helm, M. Hayes, K. Hall. Row fwo. T. Kale, P. Gravel, N. Graue, A. Fisher, D. Swigart, Sergeant at Arms. Row three. B. Newman, M. Hungling, Treas., W. Leland, J. Mussman. French Club we is J. digg iv.-'i W. Q 0' we In -3523 I irm X 11 is v Row one: Mrs. Kane, Advisor, .l. Martin, T. Beallie, S. Schneider. Row Two: E. Thomas, K. Airing, C. Berry, D. Austin, R. Schneider, Row three: C Pres., R. Smifh, L. Herman, W. Leland, J. Jimison, Sergeanl al Arms, T. Thompson. 44 . Brown Art Club ,. W .. - , Y , J, 5 -L... . .. . - X I' .l' F-I The Art Club during one of Their frequenl meetings. Key Club First row. J. Glczsmire, K. Shroyer, T. Lord, M. Robinson, T. Droney. Second row: K. C. Parker, G. Rybok, D. L, Perry, B. .lock son, D. Moon, G. Riker, G. Sonnenberg, B. Culbenson, D. Smith, M. Smith, S. Todd. 'li ff I 4. Z ff? lg' ' V? 2 'W Top to bottom: T. Allen, S. Simon, L. Wallace, D. Hampshire, R. Lause, E. .wa in is l,i Pres. Phyllis Mossbarger, Mrs. Thora Kille, Faculty Advisor, Mary Newlove, Vice Pres. Thomas, B. Knepper, S. Cox, P. Mossbarger, E. Crem, M. Newlove, S. t O E Dean, D. Ireland, K, Anhll, T Thompson, C Leimgruber, J Shetzer .eyfssgm 11,155 .4v.. 46 W? Left to righf: R. Lause, C. ,gm Laibe, J, Adams, J. Cole, L, Deffenbaugh, J. Wood, K. Sleinke, f f if wi: ef Top to bottom row l: D. Butler, C. Folls, D. Smith, S. Christoff. Second row: Mr. Corroll, M. Amos, M. Finch, M. Kelsey, J. Commings, H. Holl. Third row: M. Muir, D, Pockett, S. Partlow, M. Kern, J. Kolon, R. Apple, B, Meek. up-N ,-., ' f 'V i Thats some lineup. 'r Q' Q- f .. .,.., . my-c.,,,h..v Viewing the rocid to victory. w-A Mr. Corroll proudly disploys the Bobcat let- DECA , ,Mrk l s I M H , 1: .:, , QW '.'V 5 5 ,g s UZ fi .ll .1 best M QT, Z, V A . 'M A249142 ....1, fwy. Q it ., f 2 5,1 X fe, f if 9 ,X . 5 J J , 4 1 96 'FM M4 4 . , We if fi:.152 .3, -4::k 5 H X E i -W . C Q 3 t Q S P 3 E l 5 l I E l l l E . l 1 E l J ....,.i,..-.W First row: S. Hein, N. Hahn, Pres., L. Fousnaugh, P. Rhodes, P. Kale, R. Foos, Sec., Mrs. Edwards, Advisor, Second r0w1R. Nichelson, Vice Pres., C. Miller, Treos., J. Lotz, B. Harger, K. Hille, J. Hinesman. Spanish Club , . . 4,f, my ,,,, ik.-, . my P .,,.. Q .i:,l, J . me 'i 1 w tl 26 ggggein: I the tl l J H First row: C. Euler, Mrs. Normand, Advisor, N. Soto, R. Watt, C. Russell, J, Hinesmon, N. Russell, Vice Pres, R. Lushbough, Pres., C, Shelter, B. Michelson, Sec.-Treas., C. Sheffer, S. Dill. Second row: N. Davis, D. Zeller, S, Coffman, P. Drumwright, P. Brown, M. Ober. 48 Vice President Nylo Russel makes herself useful t the Spanish Club banquet. .hw -W lieu-wwf. Li. sf ... ,W , Officers: L, Bush, K. Wilhelm, T. Youngpeler, R. Knauss, M. Drain, R, France, L. Holley, J. Dimick. Members: D. Maidment, R. Bandeen, D. Rios, J Hernnan dez, B. Lorenzen, A. Torres, R. Snyder, G. Zellner, B. Flemming, R. Keiffer, D. Wilhelm, C. Whifenmeyer, P. Creps, M. Lance, D. Cromley, P. Youngpeler H Bechstein, T. Straw, D. Converse, B. Roof, J. Koons. :sm Officers: L. Bush, K. Wilhelm, T. Youngpeler, R. Knauss, M. Drain, R. France, L. Holley, J. Dimick. Pictured are Mr. Horlsook and Mr. Green the group advisors. John gets o few pointers from Mr. Green. FFA First - shell corn division First - ear corn division Rick Snyder Russell France Seated: Lois Bowen, Mary Ann Rutter. Standing: Myra Lance, Trudy Hodges . ..h- K JZ. W I K , L - U . . A A Q Q S1 Q gl F .,,f!.me-me x A 6 K ' , U I . . . V Q 5 , Irr .K V Jfg A V K xx K . F v.. - L Y I Srl Jil I Z A M ef Y' ff' ,gs 1 1 A or we p it , ,,..., ,pmw Q.. E l . .ik ,g.:, L 1 Left to right: John Meeker, Debbie West, Ira Strausbaugh, Cheryl Reed. I' 3 I' S Leffia righf: L. Strawser, J. Lofz, Mrs. Harger, D. Robinson, D. Weaver, B. Jackson. Yarba f M H ni.. 'xg Firsf row: J. Fox, P. Brown, L. Chamberlain. Second row: M. Tyson, G. Rybak, J. Nelson, Third row: J. Mussman, M Rahderf, L. Herman, Craig Valentine. SI Captain D. L. gives Queen Jane a Homecoming kiss. X' C at W n 52 Jr. Attendant Sandy Helm and her escort, Clark El' li t O . Senior Attendant Rosie Apple is escorted across the field by her father. i iiss t i How lovely they are - The Queen and her Court. Homecoming 1968 The i968 Homecoming was marked with success from the very beginning. Queen Jane Uhlman and her court reigned as the Bob- cats beat Defiance 27-O. Sharing the honors along with Jane were Rosemary Apple, senior attendant, Sandy Helm, iunior attendant, and Shelly Christott as sophomore at- tendant. On Saturday night Jane and her court reigned over the Homecoming Dance, Aqua Realm. Q'-N-'nv '5i IDN 195 -rf ,, - ,,.4 't'O 'IW' The l968 Homecoming Court: Queen -Jane Uhlman, Junior attendant - Sandy Helm, Sopho more attendant - Shelly Christoft, Senior attendant - Rosemary Apple. Jane rides to her greatest moment - i968 Homecoming Queen, 46 V Zi? ,K -.- S .. . 1 .A-.. ' - , N , e M, ,i . f ,, ff.f isi..M.,W.,,,f,,,W,,. .,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, . ,,,.,,,,,,.,, r-'ni Sophomore attendant, Shelly Christoft, passes in review, Q1 Qs 3 5 WE? , X we is Q 5 KA Juxgiif V 1 ,L L T gy In xi VVPh A UQ- A . Xttxgu if .V , ,,,g W 'KTLV A 1: if V, A, LV kk if VVV: gy Ng, f H I V EL .ykw . M thi Q 9 x F m . f 4: K , 2 J fle, ,ga ff' L - Q- fa. .k 54 , ,.,,,.,5..- f -.1 xx ' ' x L 1 ff fm. 1 'KK' X Q ' fig i 5 4 A gg if f 4 f f N - iff,i11A1f211-'L-wwfizfxfz-siefrilkkwviilwifxe.ff g,z,11.I. -w,-,, 4. -- .ff um.. 41, ,- s . 3 -.' 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Greg Rybak shows his pafriofism as he corn- menls on The various secfions of The coun- Try. 58 Ken Shro audience yer preys upon the emofions of The during his solo in Amen, Mr. Brown directs the Boys Glee Club os they sing the Testament of Free an dom. Bobb Swope cis he sings the solo in The Streets of Laredo, I ,W Lynn' I -. fr, .-1.: u . s J' v K, E 'V f'W xi' , El -2 i ' di , Q1 Noncy ond her court clown around during the Quire Queen Contest. 5'9- The choir swells with patriotism os they sing This is My Country. 59 F i l r F emu-.K is Madrigals sing praise To one of their sponsors. Marianne Bellville tells how she could have danced GH night 1- oerformance as Snoopy. Madrigal Members left ro right Firsl Ken Shroyer, Scoll Brodi, Joe Glasmire, Second Karen Hiiie, Sue Kramp, Nancy Bockbrader, Kris Owens, Mr, Brown Third. Dan Harkness, Kathy Overhulse, Fourlh. Gus Sonnenberg, Linda Faus- naugh Filth Dove Moon, Rose Dopogny Sindh Jeff Jimison, Marianne Belleville Seventh, Mike Loomis, Lillian Donley, Ken Johnson Ken Johnson barks our his song in his Ken and Jeff Tell of Their difficu dren. Mr. Brown looks on as Dave, Tice Their number. an ' Ilies in bringing up chil- Scott, Kris, and Dave proc mv f X? r i f The Maclrigal Singers taking a few moments to recount the past year's activities. Lindo insisfs fhgf she gsn'1 of Gil Madrigals Mockingly Nancy, Karen, and Lillian admit that there is no ro- mance blossoming. Ken, Rose, and Mike are singing ofthe up and coming ad- +4Lentureg1n..lblPW YQ.Llf love, Right girls? Some ot the Madrigals are admiring their Sunday clothes inthe final production number of the Madrigal Show. i w k if Milf 'K K Q 5. X i , . A - 5 V X - W -na if . ff, lffitffiir v 1 We M . ,S , Nss A ,.,:.,:es,' f .. -- ' f:Qfi1i3sie 5 N M ATHLETICS 445' I xx Q., i-ft? yi-were may 9 Mr. Robert Gwin, Athletic Director at B.G.H.S. had this to say concerning the T968-9 sports scene. l'Although our won-lost records Through The various sports this year were not the greatest, much was accomplished. Junior High records were quite impressive and several very fine athletes are expected from This group inthe near future. Only Three ofthe seven teams at B.G.H.S. finished with winning records. The football squad posted a fine Though not overly consistent, 5 and 4 record during Their season as many individual awards were given. Next year, The Bobcats enter The ruggecl G.L.L. and Things should prove exciting. The cross-country improved on Their previous years record with a 5 and 4 slate, allowing Coach Ott to close a great career on a winning note. With only Two return- ing lettermen, help is expected from incoming sopho- mores. The T968-69 edition of The Basketball team Turned in one of The finest performances in B.G. history. Their l 7-5 record and second place finish in The G.l..L. was more than anyone expected. Doug Joyce led The cagers in breaking several school records and being named one on The honorable mention All-American squad. This is one team who'se act will be hard to follow. High hopes were pinned upon the wrestling squad this year. Though they Ugrappled' with a few problems in the early season, they took downi' a respectable 4-6 record by the seasons completion. With several return- ing lettermen, next year should be an improvement. The baseball squad did not quite meet their pre-season expectations under new coach Bill Burkle, though their 6-8 record did not depict their extreme determination. The loss of lO lettermen leaves a Tough road ahead. The Traclc squad managed only one victory this year as coach Bill Croft has some rebuilding To do. With the loss of only 3 men, however, next year should be a big suc- cess. The golf squad had many a l'iolly moment under their new Grimm coach. The Team loses A lettermen from a team that posted a 9-l O record lthe best of the spring sports, we might addl. With the return of many swing- ers next year, the golf 'lclubu looks anything but green. IT has been an elevating year for sports at B.G.H.S., ancl no one can deny The many thrills which were provid- ed. Next year B.G. becomes a full-fledged member of the G.L.L. With improvement and the aid of sophomores, a parade of champions may appear at Bowling Green. ' I if w-1' 19123 -i73'?'.1i f. i . r.r. iir lf, fffr' T T T sl i . ii' ffl ii..i'. 2 ,, ki' T U . fi aaa M' tiii A l-fs T . . -r T ..i. T . ,fx J S mam , fi' Ax -JV.-J, 7 so 1 mf , HQ' mum A . ,W l Q Q m h' 3531: ,,.X w: k,:Ag,,5 'gg .W rw x.. 52052 sf? 1 Q uf 1-1QwS'S!gt .1- Q - - N. .gy W- - 4 M - . ,... . .k'. . , k.LL ff- K ' k 5 A A .k.. W 'Y' f' iv N... .. R , ...,, ' T' KK-- -f Q' ,1L, m 11- ..1x,, Q V x --Q'lSi,.' -3 K 'fix . Z ,--. ' - Enthusiasm the key to a victory! ww! for U34 t- Cheerleaders on parade before homecoming tilt. 21' V ' i y 23.30 ,i VK ,,.i,3 if of 7 1 5 5 ' ' , xxx i fe ii i J.V. cheerleaders take a time out. Bottom to top: Jessie Hess Judy Dunn, and Lindo Schoeni. Mr, Martin unlocks the cage. ff' .,f3,LL.,.1 it U, L s g W f ami s -fff-' ,,.., . ,, . The cheerieoders climbing the ladder of success. ,U ban X I g..k ' f-Q: Senior .Io ne Uhlmon . , L, , 4 f , ' 'Y' L 4, , W, , .. 1' u . X 7 f , , , W f , 2531-I 941 W EX f gm 'Q 1152 ,,,..,,,z, Storiing line up for tonighfs game . . Senior Debbie Dunn 'ilt was a good year and an exciting year. The boys worked hard and developed pride in themselves and in our team. With these words, Coach Stu Stearns summed up the Bobcats T968 football season. With hustle and desire the team fought their way to a respectable 5-4 record. The Bobcats featured a fine aerial attack and a hard-hitting running game which, when put together, proved to be disastrous for many opponents. The defense was iust as important and just as hard-hitting. Led by middle guard, Ron Davis lM.V.P. and best line- man award winnerl, the Cats held their oppo- nents to a limited number of scores. The defense showed their ability by holding a powerful Na- poleon team to six points. This would have to be classified as the highlight of the season as B.G.H.S. rose to a T4-6 victory. In the post-season picks for the All-G.L.L. teams, the Bobcats fared well. Doug Joyce was selected on the lst team, while Ron Davis and Don Nickey received 2nd team honors. Also, Ron Davis and Denny Smith made honorable mention All-state. , fu 171 il My Gary Rybak and Greg Shaffer, N F' A , 'Rf Y newly elected co-captains, will if gf.. Q A I i ,,,., iiii, KAL '!:rr:sfi.ti: f:fq 13E-H lead the Battling Bobcats through if sg, . - i ., Wy- fig: their first full G.L.L. schedule in the , X ' 'F .-Q..-1- t ' x, . 1--2. .-..,..4i .Wpi . Q , 'Q S ' 1 f , gf , i , , 'T - l969 campaign. M133 T 'lr A - I .ig Wi. , lift T' T ,iff V T T it i V' , -i ,f ' X J , ' ,. f r F o o t b a I I -,,, . ' t ' 5- ,K V if is 1 5, gf- .m a A iiiii i si ' A iiii, V' ' , by I swizfzf' ' et i 4 - 1 Y J Mf V in I i V ' lrfni, wi ii 3 ., ,..- , ,, ' ,.i?W5'lff ,'.,' tfi23 f9f?i 'f,if3i'Q1ff5i6' f D .. . was he I T 5 K it 5.-it 'F' Q , 1 ,L,.. . ' 'AW P5 Q wx 4 J ' t ,I as ' 4 I D an A Y mf 5. as Q-A vkgw'-FQ' U 6. S S r l, uf K V K --2 x f w4l5'l M ,NSS P 'll . 'M 5 we Greg Shatter is stopped atter a fine gain against Maumee. . .s tfifsv fi, V Y Misf- Bobcat coaches and team members look on as the defense gang tackles an opposing ball carrier. Senior lerterman Ken Shroyer keeps a firm grip on the ball after snagging a pass against Port Clinton. l 968 SEASON RECORD Schedule BO Opp. Maumee 34 l4 Findlay 8 28 Bedford 48 l8 Fostoria lo 35 LCC. 14 44 Defiance 27 O Napoleon l4 6 Sylvania 37 7 Port Clinton 8 25 Senior running back D. L. Perry leaves a trail of tackler as he sidesteps his way to paydirt against Sylvania. Tom Beattie ll ll, Doug Gibson 1411, and Ron Davis team up to haul down a Fostoria ball carrier. sv-1' Referee gets in step as senior cofaptain Denny Smith snags an Senior split-end Bill Culbertson makes a desperation effort to cap extra point pass against Sylvania. ture a pass against Port Clinton, Tom Hall goes head-first into the end zone to score against Port Clinton. Senior letterman Tim Lord runs for daylight as a Defiance tackler fails in an effort to pull him down, Bobcats team up to Q ,,'g i haul clown a Findlay ball carrier. 1, , k,-. , .- is, f -if v 5 XSS N r + N' K K H V ' ,gn , , . 3, y, 1 , W A to g My me x f , A A I ' .,,,, I 'Y 'f, ' X.: . fs Y ' . QQ? L ly L 1 . 4 HY1: 4, 4 'fix B ,QQ a Q :ai if 5 xk gi W Vrgy 1 , ,- ff V .:-,A, ytyw wlu - fa. I , v G Q , w '., . . ,A ,, I yy: ,, . V ' ' '. 7'fflW 2f?'-?'S':'5.-f 1 ,f'fHf? lafizs' .K . f ' 4'ff',fVgrnn- me , 'X f,,fmf7,'.w 5 1 ' , 4 1 I .a 1 f' it A 'Q Am ',l ..','., z., 4 , 155 J ,1 I - 7-ff' uf, fff, K-1, 'W' 414-1 ' f- H ., , f y A -af fia45.rg2?lQ3.iY 5'?5- F?Y 1i.'f75'W'?iisi A Coach Stearns poses with next year's Co-Captains, Gary Rybak and Greg Shaffer. I I N. 'y-i' 363-I Coaches Stu Stearns, Bruno D'AIonzo and Frank DeFrench study a Monday morning scouting report. l . 1 ll Players from left to right: Front row: B. Hoover, M. Berlin, D. Nickey, J. Ruehl, T. Lord, D. Joyce, D. Smith, D. L. Perry, R. Davis, B. Culbertson, K. Shroyer, K. C. Parker, D. Smith. Second row: D. Huffman, S. Megley, N. Jimison, B. Miller, B. Swope, L. Morlock, D. Gibson, G. Rybak, T. Hall, D. Gibbon, D, Spencer, M. Lloyd, C. Organ, G. Shaffer, T. Draney, J. Otley. Third row: K. Lehtomaa, S. Mahaffey, S. Brodt, K. Blain, D. Gibson, B. Main, G. Rybak, C. Brown, T. Beattie, B. Brown, P. Bortel, D. Enright, M. Sawyer, T. Ward, B. Herringshaw, K. Riggs. Bobcat managers, Doug Huffman, Tom Draney, and Jack Otley, are caught hiding in the equip- ment YOOFTI. ffl 1 . 6 - B wg r X, N 4... Football Award Winners: Greg Rybak - interceptions, Bobb Swope - most im- proved, Tim Lord - best back, Greg Shaffer - interceptions, Doug Gibson - fumbles recovered, Ron Davis - most valuable player, best lineman, and most tackles. 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' ,- , , -17 -x , va-K 11f.',M:,,,,,im f, 1 R , i , , . R TIM LORD KEN SHROYER ,Q'5', S L. . I .V .V -wi MD -I jg, ,S gi. 1,--I RZ- eg ': . HELD ZA -1 . I 5, L -'ilif , 5 I 'gy JIM RUEHL ? W I fi mei ,' JI it I W 2' ' W, ,L I I M? WM 'f-'Lf 44 v if f wwf MQW . 1 '3V5?5'W ,f W 4 PX 4 , 'Ww1'iU HC' 7u,fQQQ,r' Qjlg , I I , Vrk In . L 'vs , , r 'f . 1 5 iff? 55' iii' A -If ' Nagy . ,, . 3:wg,,,,' ' '.,f IT44f1, Q 11,9 , ,Af .ie,,:3vl,1,,l - Liv? .. ., ' ffij-21 ' ' .I if 2,425 'Y ffaff, 4' ,mf QQ, DAVE SMITH 'M' ,fy '41 If Q -3 DON NICKEY BILL CULBERTSON BILL HOOVER MARTY BERLIN RON DAVIS K. C. PARKER s H4 ii Y , A V x f' M ,, E, ,II, I ,-5 49, 1,111 2,7 I V' W., ., ulfxii? , Q ,QL K 'U 5 1 4' 3 I Cross Country 5 l ' ' 1968 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM pg Eg? Bobcat harriers lead the pack. the harriers take to the route. This year's Bowling Green Cross Country squad, led by tri-captains Bill Lanning, Dave Moon, and Ken Bowers, and returning lettermen, Bob Jackson and Al Rendina, marched into the l968 season determined to better the disappointing 4-5 record estab- lished the previous season. The team's pride and will to work paid off as they finished with a winning 5-4 mark. The Bobcats ended up third in the Great Lakes League and came in third in the district meet at Lima. Coach Warren Ott stated that they were a much improved team, and that the rec- ord will continue to improve if the boys work as hard as they did this year. John T. Hayes and Gary Waltrip were elected co-captains for the T969 season and will be backed by the return ot two lettermen. Coach Warren Ott looks over the course before Bill Lanning strains os he reaches the finish line. Spirit ron high this year for Cross Country Basketball The l968-69 Basketball team at B.G,l-l.S. was very successful. The team came within one game of tying the record for most games won in a season. They also finished in a tie for second place in the Great Lake League, which is quite an accomplish- ment since this was the High Schools first year in the league. The squad was able to pullout the close ball games, winning four by as few as six points. Doug Joyce came through to score the winning basket in three games. Doug had a fine senior year as he led the team in scoring for the second straight year. Denny Smith led the team in rebounding for the second consecutive year. The Bobcats seemed to have all their luck fall at the end of the year as Marty Smith fractured his right hand in practice and Gus Sonnenberg twisted his knee in the last regular season game. But against these odds the Bobcats won three tournament games before los- ing to a fine Sandusky squad. Coach Gwin carried nine seniors and three jun- iors on the varsity with Bill Miller being the only iunior to letter, So l969-70 may be a rebuilding year, but with the help of the six iuniors who played iunior varsity, the 69-70 campaign may be a fine one, .,,A W FH. Doug attempts a lay-up as Bill Miller gets in position for the rebound. Bill Culbertson eyes the basket before he scores two against Whit- Gus, Doug and Marty scramble for a loose ball in the Fostoria encounter. W Marty Smith hits a 15 foot lump shot to tie the score in the Clay game. mer. 78 Doug Joyce climbs over a Clay opponent on his way to two points and a foul. gg. 1 i Mr. Bricker, Mr. Gwin Left to ght D L Perry, M. Smith, B. Culbertson, D. Sonnenberg, D. Moon, B. Miller, D. Smitli, S. Pritchard, S. Slater, C. Rutter F Acker D Joyce VARSWY JUNIOR VARSITY Napoleon BeClfOI'd Ngpoleon Fostoria Bedford Rosstord . Lima Senior Foslorlc Whifme, Rossford Elmwood Lima Senior Cl0Y Whitmer Port Clinton Elmwood Sylvania CI Bedford - oy , Fostoria Port Clinton Defiance SYlV0nl0 Whitmer Bedford GGY Fostoria Eastwood D f- Port Clinton e lance Sylvania ghllmer GY Tournament Eggfwgod Eastwood Port Clinton Evergreen . Lake Sylvania Sandusky . I968-69 Stcitisticions: Moridy Roper, Kris Shellhommer, Pom Koufmon, Beth Hcrger, Pam Eckert. f U56 Marty Smith - Most Improved, Denny Smith - Most Rebounds, Doug Joyce - Most Voluoble ond Coach Gwin. 5 2 ,am Defense, Doug. l968-6 9-Junior Varsity: Jock Otley, John Drummer, Tom Beattie, Sean Megley, Chris Brown, Brion McDermott, Fred Hoffman, Scott Brodt, Jim Bock- bmder, Kelley Riggs, Chris Hof, Craig Rutter, Greg Drummer, John Newby, Larry Murlodc, Greg Shaffer, Couch D'Aionzo. 'Uh . .Mf -ig ll qv W il 1 Q, 1 19' un- 1fi2f -vs' -, ,,.m.,, .,,,,,, ,. , ,, , ,,.,, f V ' ' 'wjSi?'5Zz. i gx' ' X9 if ,N....N MN fx: .4 1- 1 'I Wrestling This year's wrestling squad compiled a wor- thy 4-6 won-lost record. The season was marked with great improvement from start to finish and since the team was basically composed of un- derclassmen, the year would have to be classi- tied as a rebuilding one. Future hopes tor continuing success were strengthened by the addition of Mr. Bill Burkel to the coaching statt. Coach DeFrench was also encouraged by the large number of sophomores who participated in the wrestling program. With the added depth ot these boys, the team should be even stronger. At the Winter Sports Banquet, iunior Tom Hall was named the team's MVW and was awarded for having secured the most take- downs. The Most Improved Wrestler was iunior Doug Gibson and sophomore Rusty Kiefer won the trophy tor the most pins. The title ot Honor- ary Team Captain was bestowed upon senior George Riker. All in all, it was a fine season! th fifty Coach DeFrench demonstrates a take down to K. C, Parker on Tom Hall. Top row: G. Rybak, K. C. Parker, T. Hall, B. Jackson, M. Lloyd. Bottom row: D. Gibson, E. Oster, R. Kieffer, S. Jackson, T. Ruble. 84 BOB JACKSON 3, ,, RE EY GEORGE RIKER K. C, PARKER George Riker uses The toe hold on woy To his victory MQ. W 'WL 5 Q, Q ...,.442 3?f4 X ,,:1Lf ,.7 5 , ,, ,,.:, , ..,, , I JOSEPH GLASMIRE A 1 N 4-6 Dual meets 2nd B.G. Invitational 5th G.L.l.. Tournament T Crowd reaction reflects one of the few moments of despair during impressive Mansfield victory Steve Jackson strains to get position on a Mansfield toe. Doug Gibson takes a breather on the way to a victory. . ' ' dna' ' The T969 B.G,l-LS. Track Squad. Track B.G.l l.S. pole-vaulters Terry Dewyer, Tom Beattie, and Tom Stout came down from their elevating heights for a picture. 88 COACH WILLIAM CROFT In order to have a good track squad a team must have depth. Bowling Green High School did not have the depth needed by a track team so their season was not a success. The track- sters posted a l-7 record and finished last in the G.L.L. meet. One major problem was the lack of senior track members. The team only had 4 senior members and most track teams have from 15 to 20 seniors. Coach Croft has done a fine job in developing some iun- ior trackmen. And if these boys con- tinue to improve and work during the summer track fortunes should be bright- er at B.G.H.S. in the next coming years. ..hk , Q if ' A-f-' P :J,, ' N W tssi 5- f it 1 1 A K -. A - K ' S, We W 1 . f it ' rm :iw '11 , . - aweff---W' . e , , ,s 1 t ell? 'tp FE . . -Qi? - ,A il' - .. if A I f ' i I . 'sk hrs. W. W, , , 1 . V A ,e , . -2 Y fea?- s3e2.w4a.: . -- px ,ti . v ,:,.,-g- - K 1- . if Sh 1 - + - Q-QM, ',k 1 4 . , .. lgjiiewr ffh, x --xk if i' Q it K' ,.?.: 'KLx hhh - i QW fgwgx PM M' ft' r QW i 4- H Q ., Uffiiifi? bx., , Q Q,. iii-Qsfi'.-1231 ' .. K 'N at ' r is as . i - ffft N M Vw ,, was t wb. X ss q N h R i .,,,-h .N . ,- im 'Z X sqm f2 W S, visa .ggi 1 NA A Q 5 Bobcat sprinters look for victory as they break out of the starting blocks. listance runner John Hayes takes a breather between OCCS. Mf4w-....,,,.v 3 rtx. , 'H 4, ,,.. ! 'W' lt! '75-'i A rrerr H 'gggf1i3'Y1 vrr' 3:1 zrz, Liv ffgg 'f I' i -'4' 7:21, ilL,...M ' ,ffyf-jjj IQ.f1 j-ff a'y'Qf,,.,.w1,w W-M , 3 My My y Wj, ifs 1 MW- A i -' '-Q, I, , by ,fg-,g.i,?s'JM f '-'Bm:55:,q.,' gy V f i i 3 yrtt mx ,, We Ai ,,,, 10 , .V , - ., I . A,,L , , , Q H ' .e:,, ,.,L 1 lifiyil H, , ' , ,, 4, ,Ie-vaulter Tom Stout looks tor soft land- g as he clears the bar. Chuck Org ceives the baton from Phil Bortel. Coaches Frank DeFrench and Stu Stearns check times during a Bobcat meet, ,J -'r I Hs S 'r', 1 A R , P , ,,,...- ' - I ' ' 5 .iis feifmw It me are -- ,,Kk, it .,gy,,, eEm.m-mf--ifmei. .fi-,.. .. Q. i R we sei ff Q 1 -- - it si,s i i sw 2 r----,- ,.,.. i X g ei ,. , ie, .. bs? i..s ,,,.i,e s, i H, or t , ' i-t'- i as e - an shows his determination as he re- texas 'Q -a.,,. 't -r-W : 1 1'TfE2jQ:iiL:lLi?iQl,1, .I . A 'V 7' - - ,, , -W... V V in -1- ,, .,, .,,, 'q ' 4' V M ,MQ l -.,f'.,,ig.3 L A 3 li 'Ei'l 9A G7 'i ff-'rg 3.43, 5, K-qi, 'm '.... . ,,.. ,. -ff, .Q V NL. 4 z -na W' ti' -WL .5 .-pv...Q-v-new ,. ---m....'gf5??gv3.., Aja V 4 ' 1 iff 1 I Q ,HQ 'Z' ' ' r' t if Maw ' V V. , AA V nx:,.W, ,, , i ' . ,.,,,, ,, l V laws, .., . ,mi an H V V irq New L-b' '1 7 , W ,,,. - 1.5 3 ,VWA A it A -AJ ' law v , I 63, ,4 , ' '. ,k'. , Tom Hall shows his form in the shot put. Terry Dewyer springs his way to tory. the starting blocks hoping to track down a victory. wwmwmvnirsi-unnmw,Q -,ff :ifsww1.em,,,.fN.fqwzf f .cm Bill Lanning has the lead at the beginning of the two mile FUD- , , a Bobcat vic- T A ' , A It - I r H - W V MWQM5 .. , B r w tf' W7 f i n ' 76 X 'W 4, 5.5, K ' , y y , V . :,i5.:f:1ev34M - I 1' l1lf5?fl ,M K IK, f ile .51 , M,- N , r , Qiieiziie 151-2 55-,W , ,N ll:'2911l1f5i1ii1i Rfk L: r Wt ffi, i i' V K , - , . b T ' at 1: 1' ,X ,. gi. 5 A Hurdler Phil Bortel leads the - 5237 ,B earth for a picture. pack on to a Bobcat victory High iumpers Chris Hof and Chris Brown leap back i i Underclassmen display the hard work that goes into the making of a successful track leC1fTl, Sean Megley strains near the tin- ish line. Randy and Tom take time from a rugged practive to pose for a picture. 'lc fx 'Y' Third year letterman Randy Ballard awaits the baton from sophomore Phil Bortel. Terry Dewyer accepts the track M.V.P. award from Coach Croft 5 Front row: K. Bowers, F. Acker, K. C. Parker, S, Todd, B. Culbertson, K. Shroyer, D. Smith, M. Smith, T. Lord, D. Joyce. Back row: G. Drummer, S. Pritchard, N. Jimison, G. Rybak. L. Morlock, C. Rutter, T. Draney, Coach Burkie. . .,.. . . ' -ziii ff... f ' x. , H T in V .nu . 7' , i V . if ..,. V .f . ,, H. 1 7??5251???5 if '75 i' ' . I - AR T .'.i1 'R 4 A' V 1 5. ' ,'f.' 3 I Y T A ,g .. 3 J , T11 , L it .'3iT fv T , fi i f K. ii .. 2lrp - M ' ' We I I f' Coach Burkle shouts words of en- Speedster Frank Acker rounds first and heads for second couragement from his position be- after a clean base hit. hind third base. Rifle-arm Rutter fires a hot one to o B.G. opponent. 92 Fireballer Doug Joyce comes down off the mound as Norm Jimison looks on. Shortstop Marty Smith awaits his chance to take his cuts against Eastwod. 4th year man, Denn of the dirt. .J , l ox-. two A-...A A ., LZQLZ' me -fy Smith, shows his all-star form as he scoops the throw out fi ,, A i Bill and Steve are playing games at first base. Which way are you 2 going fellas. A, N,-, P .i tw f Y V. . my Norm Jimison prepares ta put the tag on a Clay opponent. The Bobcat bench does not seem to be in a IOYOUS mood. Af1OTl1eV OHS FUN Qflme- lst year Ietterman, Larry Morlock, awaits the Doug Joyce pitch. Seems this one made it to his mitt, Ken Shroyer is caught trying to slide into home. Too bad Ken. if - 'bfi , .3 r . A-2' f. s v T 1. ' I Q 'Q ' , ,f, ,,,, Ar!9ff ,Qm'ff ,f f . 'W at Qigggwsskigbtff V gig -W . s -5 , The T969 edition of Bobcat Baseball was not too successful. The Bobcats ended up winning six and losing eight. Much of the problem was adiusting to new head coach, Bill Burkle. The Baseball squad could not seem to win the close ball games. Of the eight losses, five were by one run and four of those five were last inning ball games. Bowling Green lost their first tournament game to Springfield l-O. lt was a game that Springfield scored in the last innning. Bowling Green had experience at every position but they could not put a lineup together that ielled. The squad contained ten seniors, all of whom started at one time or another. This may be a sign that things will be rough next year, since only five lettermen will return. But the 'Cats will have a strong pitching staff and good solid catchers. One weak spot may be first base, a position Denny Smith held down for four years, three at Bowling Green and one at Westwood. All in all, it should be an interesting l97O campaign. X- Hw 5 . 1,5 N, may . 5 ' If We Q -. 5 ff ff S, at ,V sf ,. , 'A s . yin--se -1' ii I 3. E ef K 2 i-- .., .xl5't J5f'S H of r K' , ,.. 2 ' 1 si, ,.: -A L ,U -Ji ,r mf:-1 11'-MSN'-,'f ' - ., - ' i.p.L.,t..' . 3' fhf an ' I f ri - ' .Ls 5-fs-MQ.:-3? 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A -ffQ'fQ, . -Y 'L ' titt T V , ' ' A .H Q, ' M ,LQ -J' er, . , Denny Smith makes the grab at first base to start a Bobcat double First base coach K. C. Parker is shown play. Award winners Denny Smith and Doug Joyce pose with coach 95 Chipper expressions prevail when the golf team meets. From left to right: Doug Businger, Merlin Balogh, Mike Myers, Fred Hoffman, Bill Pixler, Steve Coale Mike Crawford Dave Donnell Gary Horton, D. L. Perry, and Mike Robinson. Missing linksmen include Greg Clair, Kelly Riggs, and Kirk Lehtoe .m .vf YF ,guests--H' The B.G.H.S. Golf Team, under the guidance of a new mentor, Mr. Wally Grimm, ended its l969 season with a 9-l O record. After a very fast start, the Bobcats faltered slightly in G.L.l.. competition. Nevertheless, the linksmen had an excellent per- formance in the sectional as they placed third. In addition, the Varsity golfers captured the Faculty- Varsity golf match at the seasons end. Leading the golfers were Senior lettermen Mike Robinson, Steve Coale, Doug Businger, and D. L. Perry. With the , . return of first year letter winners Greg Clair, Dave Riff Donnell, and Kelley Riggs, and the presence of a I talent filled group of underclassmen, the golf team should be looking forward to future success. Golf Nei, W 'ru-as -N 'RV sc: . - 1-i s ge.. 32.1 R - - - i . M . ,fh In. . lv -, K 'yQa5ig.jl1Df.:jX fx U Q A TJ . if. ti -. 3--was . g K sssifz-Air-f' me 1-,J . ft. , A1 xN.f.3K,.4.x N ,ii k A gli. . . A .. ,Q Qiifi' fi? 'iii -N -3 fi!-....'-.Q Q '4 U , -91-K' . W ' . ff:-if ' if -.Q g,.s1 ff- . .- K , , ' , ' . J. L an W :,-A sf, K- 'C . 1 W-sz. mt.. ,M . oxggggf... 5 , mx ,4 fs 7-K 1, KL: TX, . 3 . .Q . f er i' jf 4 - U'i-f2iegf,.1g,ifffffiiiT:Q., zff . w'f.fl1:a.'-wig. YYY I gg. . X-sg. -is 1-X,t.fg-f 'f L: is . -. ,gjg1 g..i.., tv sk 'isis K , -1 1 ai 151' . Q +- -H1 any N 1 R N xx Q X as if Q'i4qf1:ex.m1 .515 . is vc 'v f N .5 . '- ,. 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I S 21' 4-as A if sf, r . fps One of the High Schools slickest links- men, Mike Myers, slams one off the tee. Letterma n Da ve Donnell -01 'fs 1 Qi sr - wgswmw-eww? l' ' 'M ' 'Z ruled the fairways for the Bobcats. ' f 7,4 K 97 lei? l sm ww - 'lf i fx' i va- X M The Magnificent Seven pose with their imposing coach. These boys drew the starting assignments as the season faded. fx- 4-au .42. , D. L. Perry receives the Clayton Cook award from Mr, Grimm. Old coaches never die, they iust fade away lit's about missing the ball, Mr. Grimm V . 3 ,, ,ff Doug Businger anxiously awaits the outcome a crucial putt, 98 With a tresh approach to the game, Mike Robinson won his second letter this year. -A 1 If . 'vw -1 H... Jizv- .- V. V V' - - ' 'haf ' .1 :I ' Z' K 4 . g'k .fm N. -3, - kms, 2 I 'rl is 1 F fl Q i As 5 . t9- - mi' af, During the Faculty-Varsity golf match, Mr. Waple watches atten- tively . . . Known for playing in a fair way, Mr. DeFrench tees off in the Faculty- Vorsity golf match. A.. .f -,..,-fx .-v-we 0... mm 1 v ,W is y Qigf: 4 i Q AMF W,di4 ff ..,f 4 ,, Q -' f ftvmfrf-412 e 1 ff . . as Doug shows his competitive drive, ' . 4 ,,,,, as ,sg Despite Mr. Meyers' efforts the Varsity won l2Vz- SW. lThat's the breaks Focultyl. DERCLASSM E fa 4- N i .,., Q Q Q 1 i , ,.,. 1-2' 1 sf gp 2 l x . Il si 3 .2 g,ggg W '-Q' ' t i m K x.-- i T in ss 5 em R5 xr lima ., , If, ' l L, . ' .1391 3 N ff Left to right: Debbie Murphy, Treasurerg Libby Allen, Vice-Presidentg Sherry Simon, Secre- taryg Jett Twyman, Presidentp Greg Rybak, Councilman-at-Large. Sophomores 3 Would you like to go to the Student Council Movie? 'i 5 ., mb r C N: C Vlky gd 'Q it , L, ,, nw is in S Q' My X 5 I if 3 Y' ll i lf X K i 1 N A .L-.. W C Q we Iii A . W e . Q - L 'li Ii . i n S ,eeh-ii 1 ,.ru ef oli1,o N 33 ' S A we A A SfgQmi5si.fft.5i? i Q E ' ' A gg, Chris Brown .S lam! Bfown .1 fi Sue Butler . 'ii' i , ...nigga Y Art Carr 1113552153535 he l02 1 x e 4 . 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J vi 1 .vs N . . , Q X , lil S Q, M3 , N Q, mf, - i.Q.l'LQ ':.'f f N Q LS: iilzlh' ?Eli,s:1f:.. ei E 5 is 2 3 'R ,,,,., irl C J I S! ., E' N lii s C - ., ' ' ,E sl K' f 7 N f 'S e Rose Mary Lause Joyce Lotz Kathy Lundy Kent Maas Linda Maglott Lisa Maglott Scott Mahaffey Bob Main Tom Maldornado Sue Marini Diane Martin Donna Marten Janet Martin Tom Martin Sue McCray Brian McDermott Sherry McGinnis Kathy McKnight John Meeker Sean Megley Debbie Metz Cheryl Miller Joan Miller 'Y anx- : , v.q' A i rri Q iii J uw' J' 4- iii. 'wie J . iiiii :iii ,' J J wi J ,,,,i. ,, ,,, , y I ' 1 7 V' , ar 5 Z m F 75' 3511 V. G fi Jim Milliron Debi Mills Gail Mills Connie Moon Gwyn Mossbarger Diane Muir Cheryl Murphy Debbie Murphy Doug Murphy Sue Myers SGVG Nelson Bill Newman l'iust want to see what my grade is. Please let me carry your books y , ' , -az, E lf aw Robin Nye Fred Obee Eric Oster Bill Otley Jack Otley Mike Parker Steve Patlon Doug Pendleton Jeanette Perry Mike Pfeiffer Bob Place Sandy Place Sandy Poman Glen Poling if 1 li- it l .f-l:: 11.5 Q Q t as S -.fP - S S . ,W ex .c . N i ,QL ci ' , Q lirl ' gg ' Q E -se g .k - 5.2.72 fl - IIQ .. Te-WRX Hi Echo makes good impression. Alice Potter Susan Pratt Mcry Putter Sandy Rankin .loni Rauch Allen Ray Steve Rendina l.iz Reynolds Kelly Riggs Toni Roderick Teri Romaker Rose Mary Rosales Pat Rosebrock Paul Rowe Mark Rudolph Cynthia Running Connie Russell Tom Rutter Greg Rybak Jean Sanford Marc Sawyer 12.7 M A 1 i Q 'Ti sa 55 . Ce . A lf- . ' W H :I - Y Q 1- it 1 K . . kr 1 MSR Robin Schneider Susan Schneider Lindo Schoeni W9 i ' Melody Schneider L' A My Q Y . , ' 4 ' Dove Schuclc Sue Schwind Melisso Shaffer Lou Ann Schedron Julie Shepherd Lynn Sherik David Shope Dwight Shuler Sherry Simon Lindo Smith Nora Soto Iris Strousbough Qi 4, ' 'V in x 1715 J X , fe if if Terry Strousbough .V Tom Strcxusbough Lois Strowser Q Meloine Stintson , .leon Stoots Tom Stout A Tom Strow H Sora Stubbs S' Nick Subic 1 'i if i Sherry Swain Alli Dove Swigort 7,,F M V V I .i a gi Fred Tyrrell ' 1 ' 1 A y'iil' 1 g ' S Don Thiebout I '.,V if if Sve Thomas i t A Jecn Thorburn QQ ! n f V A 2 J Q L . 7 3, y V . 4,1 - r . Q , .1 '. . 1 A :Q i ,MW I 5- if 15 , , 1' SW 1 2 , 5, S KL K f1-f Af A A gi cw , 5 K b f 7 l i fx ., A .: M li :Ed it K li , ,s E4 ' Nr , A J.. C X, f l 08 lt's only first period, Greg! Barb Titler Linda Torres Bruce Taber Dennis Tober Mike Traver Helen Troubridge Bill Uhlman Colleen Valentine Sue Wagner Henry Walters Sue Walters Gary Waltrip Tim Ward Ramona Watt Debbie West Karen Westrick Mike Whitacre Sue Whittenmeyer Becky Willhite Michael Wilhelm John Wilson Stephan Wineberger Marvene Wood Kae Lea Woodbury Ellen Wright Gail Wright Mike Yates Rick Yates Terry Young Mary Lou Zeigler Six blind mice? 'NIE :E 1 . :Keri fm. a v f ..,, H A s fm? we 5 it in-RQ S -ww , ,M h e X . . W A 'Myra J -4 aff M' wr ,L 'ff'1 :Ez , b A SW ,, V-L., QS. .M W. Qi I . - X -1 .1 5 wg 22 3255 'f X ..,-.,, - Mg . ami, H ' - L15 gf' 1 M 11fZ3ifQf . mm A X- xx Wa- Yliwuksrw s .xyn 'Rv A. IIO is A Jackie Adams QQ l il Q 1,5 Q Cheryl Adler .- A .Q -'Q 1 , ai Q' J J Q 'Q sb 1- Rick Adler ' X Q Z Q Bill Allen J Q Q A V 5 Doug Amos IQ . bl, W' .' Q- J 9, ' in L- .X Mary Anders 155 , 5- . QL X Julie Ash Q - Arlene Babe ' ' QQiLfQ A Teresa Baker we W , Q li ,g-, Merlin Balogh ' , V Q Q' Q ' QQ Rex Bandeen A ii ' ' Jim Bechstein YS? QQ? Amy Bechstein - A I Howard Beck A H A QQ Q R . Ted Bens ,. 1 Rita Biesot Q Q ,Q Q , Q r Q ,...A ii Qs, Mary Jane Bishop 'K' S ' if A - P - liiii ' Mike Beck , e ss a Jim Bockbrader ,Q N' ,f iQQ .. QQ Q , Kay Bockbrader , i il ' Q Debbie Bofte Q Lois Bowen -Q Q- 'P Craig Bowles .-if' Brenda Bressler QQ in . .. Q Q'-Ii' Q , ' 'Zag Gary grokamp L xigff , Q33 Q A ' 1511. -1 ,J Terry Brown A 'J J Marjorie Brown 3 i, QQ W 5 Pam Brown A ' I Kathy Bryan Dana Burley fi , -A 5, Q J Q Larry Busch Sf gf Joe Butler . 2 in A Cathy Campbell QQ ' ,rf 9 , fs ,, Andy Car enter . P. -3 . Phil cuff p 1 ' ' M lrr 'lfiilllli A J' A , 5 , George Chamberlain Q J r Q' e Q' Linda Chamberlain .3 Q t,: 2' . Wendy Clinard A is J, u n i ors Pointers to Success. Junior Class Officers: Sandy Helm, Secretary, Maridy Roper, Councilman-at-Large, Gary Rybak, President- Barb Ryland, Treasurer, Georgia Dickey, Vice President. Marsha Codding Randy Cole Scoll Crawford Jackie Cole Denise Conkey Cordell Coy Gretchen Cramer Becky Crone Linda Culbertson Jenny Cultice Rose Dapogny John Davis sa wn V? ,C Bill and Craig give the basket the eye. Jane Dunipace John Durlial Rich Earl Debbie Eckel Diana Ellens Clark Elliof John Emmerich Linda Espen Randy Espen Kathy Esdale Chuck Eubank Cathy Euler . xg. A ,P . ,gg-.U G . ., I f bd it - 'Q 1 i eyi, 'fx Q em' 4- .-3' .mm is . ,,.- 'va J .pw Q., 5 John Davis Georgia Dickey Marcia Dill Sue Dill Lou Ann Dillsaver John Dimmick Dave Drain Tom Draney Craig Drunkenmiller Greg Drummer Gene Dukes Ramona Duncan s cyy l Y 1 ' : if 2 A xc. ,X ,- , ,,V '. '3 Q . 1 ' F. i ., 1. ,X S is 'Es- K: ,, . Q 3- , i Y? lair T ll- lx J -fd 'iv . .0- X i 'X ' u xl fl ir -SN , give. 4 Qs: 1. ,l . ,Sf . Judy Feehan Mary Kay Feicht Russell France Fred Frank Roberta Frazer Phil Garuti Laurie Glenn Doug Gibbon Doug Gibson Colleen Ginter Marcia Green Gary Haas Mark Hahn Tom Hall Mary Halleck Kathy Hannaman Dan Harkness Bill Harmon Beth Hartman Don Hartschuch John T. Hayes Barry Heisler Sandy Helm Jo Herbert Jill Hess Gene Hicks Susan Hillyard Dan Hines Trudy Hodges Chris Hof Jane Holland Lynn Holley Gary Horton Debbie Hoseclavv Beth Huber Linda Hughes Bill Iler Nela lnnis Steve Jackson Linda Jenkins John Johnson John Jones Ken Joseph Jim Joy Cheryl Kale Tom Kale Steve Kania Kevin Kirk David Krassow Rick Ketzenbarger Steve Kiger Martha Konrad Sherry Koontz Sue Kramp Linda Lambert Larry Lashaway Mary Llanas Janis Long Tim Louys Gary Lundy Fred Layman Veronica Lee Dave LeGalley ai, ze? f. , 521153: . .,,. Tx ss ' si sti , Q J' X. i J if Q 'P fx A' K s Q . I 4 3. , x f my Q7 I tt'i ig i ffl x . iiii . 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M I A LV , ' L at M- ll I 'Z ., W la, 3' f Vi M, rj X 9 5 I 1 iz, John Otto Kathy Overhulse Denise Panning Greg Parisian Valerie Patton Mark Pendleton Bill Pixler Mike Poe Marian Poe Thomas Poe Glenda Poling Diane Pope Skip Potter Steve Prichard Kathy Putter Stephanie Pulrz Mark Rahdert Robert Rae Tom Randall Becky Rankin Cheryl Reed Kurt Reichert Connie Rode Linda Roether Juniors' Jungle vying for pep week. i 1? Q A ww! uw I J V ya , VVVV :uk I . v. AE .5 . , 5 .? -I . 2 W L Zeit. x y - 3 , V C . 3 i M My :I AVIZ ' U ,om w, ' 3, f, U C J ,r, i ' 'li P J if Pdf ' 2? Mt Q ryyirr.rorrrrrrirrorr :,, Q., , Q .f,,, ar V 1.4 gy e ,, L gulf ' f- I K, , J J.. ' 'K'- ' ' J 'ff M ff ' , Maridy Roper , 'QL Tom Ruble L , r Craig Rutter J fl J V , in 5 V 5 ' ii V GGVY RYbGCk ti res, 'Z' I 'V 1 V Barb Ryland 1 1, 3 Cathy Schmeltz r Gayle Schoeni Kathy Schooner Jim Sears Jane Sergent Greg Shaffer Jeanne Shaner Janice Sharp Carol Shetter Connie Shetfer h.. 4, f it' 15 .42 M 5 Aj f 7 3 V d .,,i.1 J 4 I I Chris Shellhammer Pam Shelton Joe Shue Richard Simon Tom Sloan Eileen Smith Marilee Smith Mike Smith Wayne Smith Dale Smith Lonna Snow Denise Snyder Kathy Spears Doug Spencer Tom Spitler Carl Spores Vera Stahl Gary Stearns Mary Stimmel Bea Stone Cheryl Strickland Dave Strickland Marcia Sweeny Bobb Swope Chuck Thurmond Bonnie Titler .leanne Toscono Teresa Tyrrell Mark Tyson Carolyn Underwood Craig Valentine Debbie Wagoner Dave Weiker Carol Wensink Steve West Grant White Dave Wilhelm Duane Wilhelm Keith Wilhelm Shirley Wilhelm Bob Williams John Williams Dick Winters Jan Wood Bonnie Wyatt C. Doug Zeigler Sandy Zeigler Gene Zehner T is 1 l T ,S T if iri' ' ,ii , ,, Niwwygcfxr Q ' bi in ft 'Iw i iii M, V ' ' yt K, . Q R Y, ..., Q, T 1- zi if l 3 as Y if Eff! R A, 'gs a as ri x :ii A! iiiiiii W AX , ii iii 'l , L. i ,,... 4 y T ,t .y x : ti ,, I- in 2 siyy fy , yy A 1. F' 3 ,ip ig . ' vw iii T T T ii,iii T 5 Q ,Q 5 i t S egg , t i, , V 1 S' f M y y T A , ii1s 1 .I 5 an - T tai? ie. , V t? 'az ' K Q f., ffl .. f ' Q Q -f.. fb I fi, .f ip, 73 'WW II5 THF CIASS OF 1969 539115 Y'1iCHHN!'lEU ricmucaz BUT 'rue masses IT M 605651 IQHRRCHED WM. seam' Cm Q NEVER 55 I smooamzr Q f ,, XSL I 1 ' ,J Success Is Ours in i '69 Presidenf, Doug Joyceg Councilman-of-Lorge, Don Elsossg Secretory, Kris Owensg Treasurer, Ken Bowers, Vice President, Don Butler, DQUQIQS L, Joyce Donald W. Butler Kristi Owens Dwiie' F- H5055 Kenneth L. Bowers H8 Frank W. Acker James R. Adler Susan K. Alexa aaea ' Terri R. Allen Rose A. Allison Robert V. Alfhauser -1-+4-vu' Michael L. Amos Karen J. Anfill Rogemgry J. Apple Cheryl K. Armbrusler Daniel F. Austin C. Daniel Boch Mflfl Bfllfef Rondoll K. Ballard BV0dleY l-- Bechsfein Herman J. Bechsfein Kristina L. Barber Connie L. Beck Rosa M. Bennett Martin I. Berlin Elizabeth A. Biesiot JOGHVI BIGUVSH B Nancy Jo Bockbroder Deon J. Bressler Chellie J. Brown Dqvid W, Brown Y s is ...ji . d,1 -'1 Gary L. Busclecker Dannea C. Bush WY W IAA., Dorothy reminds all of the Mr. Clean contest, Terry M. Busdecker l Douglas E. Buslnger Norman 0. Carpenter 'F ,irgm 1 Sharon S. Christoff Debra L. Clements D, L. and Denny take time out to study. e '37 1 J0YCe A' Chnk Stephen C. Coale Gentry L. Coen ,ATM Victoria R. Coffman ROYJGVT A. COHSI' John F. Comings '21 Viv Qrr 'f Y Donald F. Converse Pamela R. Cookson Peg and Linda Ulugh? up with Christmas spirit, David Cortez Shoron A. Cox Marvin B, Crawford, Jr Phillip L. Creps Elaine A. Crom Willigm T. Culbertson Ronald H. Dovis Shirley L. Deon Elizgbefh A, Dermer Terry Dewyef Donley 'W Eduardo M. Droin Burnell L. Ducot Karen K- Dunipoce Keith Dunipoce Mary E. Dunipoce Don M. Dunn Give me the Eastwood exchange, pl x ease! Debra A. Dunn Jean L. Durlict Pomelc S. Ecker Jcmice E. Dunn Thomas R. Durliot Becky Espen wg, . W, Steve Espen Chris M. Falls B0Vb0f0 L- FGHSOH M W 1 W K Lf 5 ' Wi f ,f .J , 3 j . fl ' ' 2 ,. , .. if K ' I - ' , ,,f. . . . , Lindo S. Fcusnough Anita L, Ferrell 4 '5 Will gets the feminine touch, R. Michael Finch Rosemary C. Foos AQ 85 .reee . Nancy A. Frakes John A. Gantt we- ' Donna J. Gavan James O. Geitgey 6? , ..., . . . 3' gm Joe A. Glasmire Terry Gonyer Lawrence E. Gaster Patricia J. Gill ' I .wwe G- X iiii g Jiii A f3f 'i L. Geoffrey Graue rug, RIN Diana L. Guion Douglas Haas Barbara A. Hahn M 532 Nancy L. Hahn Heather L. Hall Vicki L. Hall Loretta J. Halliwill Debra A. Hampshire E +4 Elizabeth A. Harger Robert A. Harmon Cynthia A. Harris A an f S 5 Ax ....... l1 A2A 6 Roy C. Hartman Mme-135 James R. Harris Q -M Carol S. Heilman w Q x EXE ,. s X S 'Y X, it xg 4 . IQ! Qi' 'K 'M fs X .. A A..i 77 A 1 - Diana's victory cake makes Bobcat taste good! Sandra G. Hein Pride IT' ,382 AW' aegis? Tv! ,,,,...4sf5 W ,ann 1 15625 S 1 ds S , ,.' B .i - fs'-Sf. :-1 1 xx it -exgngl . fain' ' J 'e lass Lee D. Herman Joseph Herrandez PQUI Hemngghgw J. Susan Higiey Karen R. Hiiie Constance J, Hillwng 'WL .,,s is Z- g- .-, L 5. YT? Sleeping BeaUfy?! Wnllram L. Hoover Douglas W. Huffman Matthew W. Hungling Robert N, jqckgon J Jeffery H. JimiSOf1 Kenneth W. JOJWFISOD Nylo ond Ken ploy games of the October senior party. X e 5 eee . A e A,.: ' h: ,mhlh Q. 6 1 A 1 f J ' :,L A X ' L... J 1, -.1 - 1Q311 J eee ee n - J MUVY E. Johnson Judy L. Junk Peggy L. Kole ,mes Patricia F. Kane , , Julia A. Kolan V ..,N M.- ,PQ-4.-.f Q f .- --m QQ G ff 'Gi ...H-X wwf Michael J. Kelsey Michael l.. Kern Gary G. Kidd Bonnie Knepper , M ........... , ... . ..,......... , ,V a .iii K' 3 1 2 'zf ifmwffxyf . af' Q, 1 f 3 . , .F 1 .,---4 - ff 2 i G A' i if . f3,,.5g!L, ' .'f.?fww,E?-:1.22?f'f: Y- , .iiii f-I .1 Myra G. Lance William E. Lanning, Jr. I33 Rita Jane Louse Kirk A. Lehfomoo Connie M. Leimgruber . . ' ,,,,4ii 'i: will E. Lelflnd Pamela S. LeVeck Carol J, Lloyd 'WW -agp' MiChO8I D. LOOrT1iS TifT1OH'1Y F. Lord Romong R, Lughbough was -vw Ronald E. McMaster Dorothy I. Moidment Potricio A. Morchetti Antonio Mortinez Lorene M. Morten SUSGF1 M. Meors Gentry captured in moment of thought O 7.17 of 7579i .ip A .fe,: A b Isl:-1' V , . Q , K Mario Del Cormen Moldonodo Christine J. Mortin Q' '- ., i + z , 7 Let a winner lead The way. S Ben S Meek Mr. Shamp and Pam are observing The Menorah of The Y ' Jewish holiday, Timothy L. Mercer Becky D. Michelsen Susan L. Minor David E. Moon .S Jfgw . - 5 5-N j j P fn... . . . ,I -Ov If 5 K . . 3 1 .fi . . ,,i. P I vb, .M if ' , 35 L. .1 . Q . s E- 5 aaufgl- Rosemciry Moore Thomos E. Moore -Q --fy --of Evo B. Morovek Phyllis L. Mossborger 'w...,-if Mish Muir qblo Q Q . if Michoel L. Myers Robert E. Myers My Newlove :ri Rita R. Nichelson Donald Q. Nickey Sr. girls sing out for '69 :::?nv . ,V 1 5 Sondm L' Otson K. C. Porker Stefen R. Porflow r we Larry and Dave work on pressing matters, Lynn M, Pendlefon a Doyt L. Perry Joyce Piddock ,, Thomas W. Plowrighf Danny M, Pogkeff James H. Potter - sv 4' Ron ond Mr. Abend nord of work -3 Borboro A. Querin Daniel L. Reddln Paul S. Reed, Jr. Alon Rendino Pauline L. Rhoczdes Shelley L. Riggs George l. Riker do Vinci? No, Llssyl Donald G. Robinson I Michael K. Robinson JGGH M. Ruble Jomes J. RUGl1l Nylojeon Russell Mory Anne Rutter 1 Rollond R. Sorver Thomos L. Schnufh Qf f . a It . , , I . N V X , fu 'Q'- 'V 5.1 Erik B. Sconberg Wayne C. Settles Katherine L. Snellnammer Jean L. Snetzer Debra J. Shinew Mlcpqei L, Shrider Kenneth M. Shroyer Susanne Simon Scott A. Slater . 5 x 'JW A .,... ,GMX ',,.wai Qf, :gf Tom SFUOVT Ccithie S. Smestod ,L,' ' 'Q l ? , Dennis R. Smith Dennis W. Smith .1 it . ff. ..: 2 , R ...rgw , Www ' ..,h i'.k VI, Leroy R. Smith, Jr. Mllffin L- Smith 3 Rm .NM f K ,-,... . ,- David G. Smith Lawrence R. Smith RoLoyne Smith A Judy Snyder Karen S. Snyder Peggy L. Stearns Mark F. Steen Patricia L. Sweeney Anita E. Taylor David S. Sonnenberg . .. Q.. f 1 f .if Kathleen H. Steinke ,1. f it f :?,s Q .. Clifford F. Thomas Ig' af Tomoro A. Thompson Michoel W. Titler Albert N. Torres Tomoro E. Thompson Phillip L. Tipton Steven G. Todd Jeffrey L. Tonies Virginia L. Torrez Eileen K. Troxell Pandemonium breaks loose nlmfimm 3 TFUSIGI' Jgne Uhlmgn Joanne L. Underwood Christine L. Valentine I V,, -ii V Gary E. Van Streader Richard P. Van Vorhis John P. Wagner -,.- LL V N EW Ronald E. Wagner Diane L. Weaver A 42 'ff ,jg 'Q vp? we Vickie and Matt work on wnnnlng Pep Week decorations 0-hnhwq EIOUWG L- WSICJOU H. Edward Whitacre Deborah K- Whife .SSW Y 2 Q, ia v wgfg '-Q 'Q Q- 1 is as E ik V Seniors introduce the award winning Pep Week decorations. Yeah Seniors! ChGflGS R- Williomson Deborah A. Wilson Carol Wittenmyer Z 3 Dennis L. Wood Koren R. Woods Sheliflfl K. YGTSS i .1 , -, 1 k' ' 'xi' ' as L ' 'f:. ' - 0 o Mrs. K, ond Muff puf the finishing Touches on ihe '69 computer. 'N Julio A. Youmons Pomelo I. Youngpefer ACKER, FRANK Basketball 2, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 ADLER, JIM FFA 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3 ALEXA, SUE GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 ALLEN, TERI Pep Club 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Library Club 2, 3, 4, COE 4, FTA 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 ALLISON, ROSE French Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Art Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Humanities 3 ALTHAUSER, ROB Cross Country 2, 3, Prom Commlttee 3 AMOS, MIKE Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Track 2, Key Club 2, 3, AVID 3, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 ANTILL, KAREN Prom Committee 3, COE 4, FHA 2 APPLE, ROSEMARY Justomeres 2, 3, 4, American Field Servtce 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Chorus 2, Play Cast 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, DECA Sec. 4 ARMBRUSTER, SHERRY Student Council 2, GAA 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Justameres 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Humanities 3 AUSTIN, DAN Councilman at Large 2, Student Council 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Bond 2, 3, 4 BACH, DAN Wrestling 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 BAKER, MARJ GAA 2, French Club 2 BALLARD, RANDY Football 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Basketball 2, Track 2, 3, 4 BARBER, KRIS Art Club 4, Prom Committee 3 BECHSTEIN, HERMAN Prom Committee 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 BECK, CONNIE Student Council 2, OWE Club 3, 4 BENNETT, ROSA FHA 2, OWE 3, 4, Sec, 4 BERLIN, MARTY Justameres 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Art Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, FFA 2, Student Coun- cil 4, Jr, Achievement 4, Prom Committee 3 BIESIOT, ELIZABETH Prom Committee 3, French Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 4, GAA 2, 3, Play Cast 3 BOCKBRADER, NANCY JO Vice-Pres, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, AFS 2, Art Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, Justameres 4, Play 2, AVA 4, Honor Society 3, 4 BOWERS, KENNETH FTA 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4 lCaptainl 4, Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Treas 4 BROWN, CHELLIE Justameres 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Prom Commlttee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 4, Pride People 4 BROWN, DAVE Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 3, Prom Committee 3, Wrestling 4, Varsity Club 4 BUSDEKER, GARY Cross Country 2, Basketball 2, Prom Committee 3 BUSH, DANA FHA 3, Latin Club 2 CARPENTER, NORMAN Band 2, 3, 4, V-Pres. 4, Choir 4, Dance Band 2, 3, l50 Senior Activities 4, Chemistry Club 3, Biology Club 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 4 CHRISTOFF, SHARON Pride People 4, DECA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 CLARK, TERESA OE 3, 4 CLEMENTS, DEBBIE Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4 CLINK, JOYCE Band 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Prom Committee 3 COALE, STEVE Golf 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4 COEN, GENTRY GAA 2, 3, 4, Spanlsh Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Pride People 4 COFFMAN, VICKI FTA 2, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Board 3, Vlce Pres. 4, Art Club 4, Student Councll 4, Com- missioner 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Soctety 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Pride People 4 COLLER, BOB Prom Committee 3, Chess Club 3, 4 CONVERSE, DON Prom Committee 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, Pres, 4, Parliamen- tary Procedure Team 2, 3, 4, State Judging Teams 2, 3, 4 COOKSON, PAM Latin Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Justo, meres 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4 CRAWFORD, MARVIN Prom Committee 3 CREPS, PHIL Justameres 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, Student Council 4 CULBERTSON, BILL Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Play Crew 3, 4 DAVIS, RON Varsity Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, AVID 4, Track 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 DEAN, SHIRLEY Play Crew 3, Prom Committee 3, COE Club 4 DERMER, LIZ Band 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 4, Honor Soclety 3, 4, Sax Sextet 2, 3 DeWlTTE, BILL Football 2, Wrestling 2, Captain 2, Student Government Representative 2, Track 2, 3, 4 DEWYER, TERRY Track 2, Prom Committee 3, FFA 2, 3, 4 DUCAT, BURNELL Football 3, FFA 2, Prom Committee 3 DUNIPACE, KEITH Prom Committee 3 DUNIPACE, MARY GAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 DUNN, DAN Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4 DUNN, DEBBIE Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4, Pep Club 4, Homecoming Attendant 3, National Honor Soctety 3, 4, Rec Council 2, 4 DUNN, JAN GAA 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, t-lifEcho 3, 4 DURLIAT, JEAN Latin Club 2, FTA 2, FHA 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Play Crew 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, GAA 4, Student Council 4, Hi-Echo 4 DURLIAT, TOM Track 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 ECKER, PAM Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, Prom Cam- mittee 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, V, Pres. 4, WCASC 4, Play Cast 4, Basketball Statisticians 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4 ELSASS, DAN Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Golf 2, 3, Biol- ogy Club 2, Band 2, 3, Class Treas, 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Debate 3, 4, Councilman-at-Large 4, Radio Club 4, Pres, 4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 4, Scarlet Parrot 4 ESPEN, BECKY GAA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Art Club 2, 3, 4 FARISON, BARB Prom Committee 3 FAUSNAUGH, LINDA Radio Club 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Singers 3, 4, Play Cast 4, Play Crew 2, 3, 4, Justameres 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Thespions 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, FTA 2, 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, FNA 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Hi-Echo 3, 4 FERRELL, ANITA Art Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Prom Committee 3, Rec Council 4 FINCH, MIKE DECA 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Dist. Chairman 4, Radio Club 4, Justameres 4, Jr, Achievement 4, Pres. 4, Prom Committee 3 FOOS, ROSEMARY FNA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 FRAKES, NANCY GAA 2, 3, 4, Pres, 4, Board Member 3, Band 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3 GANTT, JOHN Prom Committee 3 GASTER, LARRY Cross Country 2, Prom Committee 3 GEITGEY, JIM Chorus 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Prom Comm. 3 GILL, PATTY Latin Club 2, Science Club 3, Oftlce Help 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3 GLASMIRE, JOE Madrigals 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Play Cast 3, Varsity Club 4 GONYER, TERRY Pram Comm. 3, FFA 4 GRAUE, GEOFF Senior Review Board 4 GUION, DIANA Justameres 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 2, GAA 2, Play Cast 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Pride People 4 HAAS, DOUG Prom Comm, 3 HAHN, NANCY Chorus 2, Prom Comm, 3, GAA 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, StudentCounciI 3, FNA 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4 HALL, HEATHER GAA 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Student Council 4, Prom Comm. 3, Pride People 4 HALL, VICKI GAA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, FNA 3, Prom Com, mittee 3, Hi-Echo 3, 4, Justameres 4, Play Crew 4 HAMILTON, LISSY Prom Committee 3, Art Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Honor Society 3, 4 HAMPSHIRE, DEBBIE Prom Committee 3, COE 3, 4 HARGER, BETH FNA 3, 4, Pres. 3, Speech and Debate 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, StudentCouncil 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, FTA 2, Play Crew 3, Biology Club 2 HARMON, BOB FFA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 HARRIS, JIM Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3 HECKERMAN, JOYCE COE 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 HEILMAN, CAROL Latin Club 2, 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Stage Bond 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4 HEIN, SANDY GAA 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, Prom Cam- mittee 3 HERMAN, LEE Debate 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Justameres 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Humanities 2, Prom Committee 3, Thespians 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, WCASC 4 HERNADEZ, JOE Spanish Club 2, FFA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 HERRINGSHAW, PAUL Science Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Prom Committee 3 HIGLEY, SUE Prom Committee 3, GAA 2, 3 HILLE, KAREN Student Council 3, 4, Treas. 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, 3, Band 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, FNA 3, 4, V-Pres. 3, FTA 3, 4, Scarlet Parrot 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Justameres 2, Prom Committee 3, Play Crew 2, 3 HILLWIG, CONNIE GAA 2, Pep Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4, Spanish Club 4 HILLIWILL, LORETTA COE 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 HOOVER, BILL Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Club 4 HUFFMAN, DOUG Honor Society 3, 4, Galt 2, 4, Football lmanagerl 2, 4, Biology Club V, Pres. 2, Prom Committee 3, Chorus 2, Chess Club 3, Varsity Club 3, 4 HUNGLING, MATTHEW Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Basketball 2, Prom Commlttee 3, Latin Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4 IRVIN, STAN Prom Committee JACKSON, BOB Football 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Varstty 3, 4, Library 2, 3, 4 JASSU, JOHN OE Pres. 2 JIMISON, JEFF Student Council 2, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4, Bond 2, 3, 4, Drum Mayor 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Play Cast 3, French Club 2, 3, 4 JOHNSON, KEN Class Pres, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Honor Soctety 3, 4, Justameres 4, Madrigal 4 JOHNSON, MARY Justameres 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Play Crew 3 JOYCE, DOUG Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 2, 4, Pram Committee 3, Galt 3, Yearbook Editor 4, Class Pres. 4, AVID 4, Radio Club 4 JUNK, JUDY Dance Band 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Prom Committee 3 KALE, PEG GAA 2, 3, 4, FNA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Bancl 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Latin Club 2, 3, 4 KANE, PAT GAA 4, Senior Review Board, Pram Committee 3 KELSEY, MIKE Deco Club 3, 4 KIDD, GARY Prom Committee 3 KNEPPER, BONNIE Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 3, 4, COE 4 KOLAN, JUTTA Art Club 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 2, 3, DECA 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Scarlet Parrot 3 KOONTZ, JEAN Prom Commlttee 3, COE Treas. 4 LANcs, MYRA FNA 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, GAA 4 LANNING, BILL Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, Play Cast 2, Basket- ball 2 LAUSE, RITA Latin Club 2, COE 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee LEBAY, LARRY Band 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4 LEHTOMAA, KIRK Prom Committee 3, AVID 4, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Golf 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Varsity 3, 4 LELAND, WILL Chess Club 2, Pres. 3, 4, Chemistry 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Science Club 2, Student Councll 2, 3, 4, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Debate Club, French Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3 LLOYD, CAROL Chorus 2, 3, GAA 2 LOOMIS, MIKE Cross Country 2, 3, Justameres 4, Play Cast 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Honor Soclety 3, 4, Madrigal 3, 4 LORD, TIM Basketball 2, Track 2, Football 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Rec. Council 4 LUSHBOUGH, ROMANA Prom Committee 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Senior Review Board, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Band 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Play Cast 3 MALDONADO, MARIA MCMASTER, RON Football Manager 2, Prom Committee 3 MAIDMENT, DOROTHY Art Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2 MARTIN, CHRIS GAA 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 MARTEN, LORENE Choir 2, 3, 4, Madrlgals 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, FNA 2, Play Cast 3, Justameres 2, 3 MARTINEZ, TONY Cross Country 3, Prom Committee 3, Wrestling 4 MEARS, SUE GAA 2, 3, 4, saahrsh Club 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 MEEK, BETTY Chorus 2, DECA 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 MICHELSEN, BECKY Prom Commlttee 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, GAA 2, Malorette 4, Honor Society 3, 4 MINOR, SUE GAA 2, Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4, Biolo- gy Club 2 MOON, DAVE Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrlgal 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Band 2, Cross Country 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Baseball 3, 4 MOORE, TOM Bond 2, 3, Football Manager 2, 3, Latin Club 3, Science Club 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Commlt- tee 3, Varsity 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4 MORAVEK, EVA Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Prom Commlttee 3, GAA 2, 3 MYERS, MIKE Golf 2, 3, 4, Scarlet Parrot 4, Prom Committee 3 NICHELSON, RITA FNA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 NICKEY, DON Science Club 2, 3, 4, Chess 3, 4, Spanish 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Councll 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3 OLSON, SANDY FTA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Play Crew 3 OWENS, KRIS Cholr 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Madrlgals 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Play Cast 3, Scarlet Parrot 3, Editor 4, Sec, of Senior Class, Hl,Echa PARKER, K. C. Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3 PENDLETON, LYNN GAA 2, Prom Committee 3, Choir 2, 3, 4 PERRY, DL Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Honor saetely 2, 3, AVID 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, slu- dent cauhetl 2, Ht-Echo 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, vars.ty 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Senior Review Board, Junior Class Pres. PIDDOCK, JOYCE OE Club, Pres. 4 POCKETT, DANNY Prom Committee 3, DECA 3, 4, FFA 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3 POTTER, JIM Pram Committee 3 PLJLTZ, CAROL OE 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 QUERIN, BARBARA Band 2, 3, 4, Chotr 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Play Crew 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 REDDIN, DAN Chess Club 2, 3, 4, chemistry 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mlttee 3 REED, PAUL OE Club 2, 3, 4 RENDINA, ALAN Cross Country 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Prom Commlt- tee 3, Honor Society 3, 4 RHODES, PAULINE GAA 2, Spanlsh Club 2, Choir 2, 3, 4, Plom Com- mittee 3, FNA 4 RIGGS, SHELLEY GAA 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3 RIKER, GEORGE Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Prom Commlt- tee 3, Key 2, 3, 4, Varsity 3, 4 ROBINSON, DONALD Library 3, Prom Commlttee 3 ROBINSON, MIKE Basketball 2, Lahh Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Varslty Club 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Hl-Echo 4, Golf 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Rec Council 4 RUBLE, JEAN GAA 3, Prom Committee 3, FNA 4 RUEHL, JIM Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Baseball 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, AV 3, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Llbrary 2, Prom Commlttee 3 RUSSELL, NYLA G00 2, 3, 41 SPUVIISII 2, 3, 4: Justameres 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4 RUTTER, MARY ANNE FHA 2, 3, Pres 4, Prom Committee 3, GAA 2 SARVER, ROLLAND Prom Commlttee 3, Spanish Club 3 SCONBERG, ERIK Cross Country 2, Prom Commlttee 3 SETTLES, WAYNE Prom Commlttee 3 SHEEKS, ROGER SHELLHAMMER, KATHY Chorus 2, Band 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, Wood County Area Workshop Co-Chalrman 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Band 3, 4, Science Fair 2, 3 SHINEW, DEBBIE Band 2, FNA 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 2 SHRIDER, MIKE Wrestling 2, 3, Baseball 2, National Honor Society 3, 4 SHROYER, KEN Student Council 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 SIMON, SUE COE 4, Speech Club 3, Choir 3, 4 SLATER, SCOTT Basketball 2, 3, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Latln Club 2, Pres. 2 SMESTAD, CATHIE Student Councll 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, Commlssloner 4, Chorus 2, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Justameres 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4 SMITH, DAVID Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4 SMITH, DENNIS W. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Key Club 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Hi Echo 3, 4, Rec Council 4 SMITH, MARTY Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Latln Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Key Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Scarlet Parrot 4 SMITH, BOB OE 4, Pres. 4, FFA 2, 3, 4 SMITH, RoLAYNE French Club 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Humanities Study Group 3, Debate Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, lustameres 2, 3, 4, Hi Echo 4, Senior Review Board 4, Play Crew 2, 3, 4, Merlt Letter of Commendation 4 SNYDER, KAREN GAA 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Ma1orette 2, 3, 4, Head and Feature 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3 SONNENBERG, DAVID Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 4, Prom Commlttee 3, Key Club 3, 4, Band 2, Stu- dent ot the Month 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Madrlgals 3, 4, Art Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Merit Letter ot Commendation 4 STEARNS, PEGGY Band 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Biology Club 2 STEEN, MARK Pram Commlttee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4 STEINKE. KATHY Prom Committee 3, Ottlce Help 3, 4, Scarlet Parrot 4, Rec Council 4 STRAUSBAUGH, ROGER SWEENEY, PAT GAA 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Scarlet Parrot 4 TAYLOR, ANITA French Club 2, 3, 4 THOMAS, CLIFF FFA 2, Prom Comm 3 THOMPSON, TAMMY A COE 4 THOMPSON, TAMMY E Cheerleader 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Board 3, 4, Jus- tameres 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Prom Comm 3, Pride People 4, Honor Socrety 3, 4, Rec Cauncvl 4, Class Ottlcer 4 Treasurer 2 TIPTON, PHIL Basketball 2, Wrestling 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Varsity Club 3, 4 TODD, STEVE Key Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Lattn Club 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 4, Cross Country 2, Rec Council 4 TONJES, JEFF Chorus 2, Galt 2, 4, Prom Comm. 3, StudentCoun- cll 2, 3, 4 TORRES, AL Cross Country 3, Prom Comm. 3, FFA 4 TORREZ, VIRGINIA FHA 2, OE Club - Sec, 4 TREVINO, YOLANDA Libbey High School 2, 3 TROXELL, EILEEN Art Club 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, Prom Comm 3 TRUSLER, NIKKI French Club 2, 3, Prom Comm 3, Play Crew 3, GAA 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Scarlet Parrot 4 UHLMAN, JANE Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm, 3, Student Coun- cll 2, 3, 4, Commissioner 3, 4, Scarlet Parrot 4, Co- Edltor 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Thesplans 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4 UNDERWOOD, JOANNE Student Councll 2, FHA 2, 3 VALENTINE, CHRIS Western High School 2, 3, Justameres 4, Band 4, GAA 4 VAN VORHIS, RICK Prom Comm. 3 WAGNER, JOHN Baseball 2, 4, Prom Comm, 3 WAGNER, RON WALLACE, LINDA Prom Comm. 3, COE 4, Latln Club 2, Chorus 2, Ll- brary Help 3, Prlde People 4 WEAVER, DIANE Prom Committee 3, Radio Club Secretary 4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Lrhrary Help, laurrral- ism 4, Workshop 4, Chorus 2, 3 WEAVER, LINDA Student Councll 2, OE Club 3, 4 WEINBERGER, LINDA Student Relations Board 2, Soph. Madrlgals 2, Spanish Club 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Modern Dance lLes Papllllonsl 2, Madrlgals 3, Spanish Club 3, All School Proyect 3, Director 3, Yearbook 3, Copy Ed- ltor 3, National Honor Society 4, GAA 4, Chorus 4 WELDON, ELAINE COE 4, Prom Commlttee 3 WHITACRE, ED Student Councll 2, Commissioner 2, Biology Club 2, Debate 2, 3, Councilman-at-Large 3, Chemlstry Club 3, Student Councll 4, Pres. 4, WCASC 4, Pres. 4, National Honor Society 4 WHITE, DEBBIE GAA 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Thesarahs 2, 3, 4, Justa- meres 2, 3, 4, Student Councll 3, Prom Comm. 3, All sshael Play 2, 3 WILSON, DEBBIE Chorus 2, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Justameres 2, 3, 4, Otttcer 3, 4, Prom Comm 3, Thesplans 3, 4, Student Councll 2, All School Play 2, 3 WITTENMYER, CAROL Pep Club 2, FHA 3, FFA 3, 4, Prom Comm 3 WOOD, DENNIS Justameres 3, 4, Play Crew 3, 4 WOODS, KAREN Chorus 2, 3, 4, Prom Comm 3, GAA 4, Prlde Peo- ple 4 YATES, SHELIA OE Club 3, 4 YOUMANS, JULIE FTA 2, 3, 4, Justameres 4, Student Councll 2, 4, Sec 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ottlcer 4, Prom Comm 3, Library Help 2, Ottlce Help 3, Hi-Echo 4, Play Crew 3, Pride People 4 YOUNGPETER, PAM FHA 2, FFA 3, 4, Pram Comm 3 1 2 -. 2-1 . ' as 'ffl' Novembers Lillian Donley funds The key to success. Februarys Doug Joyce draws on his many Talents, 'Quay I s ss, A l WW Nancy Bockbrader, October, branched out In many fields of unter- est. fs K S F - 'V .12 , 3? KAVKS 'f i,, . . r .f a ., I If. . 5553 'kfzfl ic iw ss - ' 'L L .f T , as 1 v5'A15fQ. 7 .lfifl . ' 4' .Nk3'il3'.i ml vs, , ,fi '..- ' . - 9 1 j71.,!i,.g .15 W I - fi ',d,,, f as as W VS WN , fps QT, 0. wr L' , ' f V ciiegzf- -X -1' gg- - gig - ' 'Ex , 1 K ' QS Q 6 N' iQ f . . 1' - 5 'S , .- ' ' - K ' . V IS: -fQf,' 5 L i ' ' A .wg wx its N5 e s 5 .. cl . ' ' Ser 'X f 1 fs.. ' W ali, like all iff. --QL . -'s' ' ' Q JL. ' f ,L ...vffyffr ,iw-. gi g Aw fl ki' .1 ir. ., . 4 xr Muss C smile. offman,January,sl1ows her Vncforlous - A p . N . ........ rams.. .:s.,s-W v .. ,-..WrW,... .. is S 2 5 3 Gus Sonnenberg, December, sefs his goals lwrgh. m .:. .. i EQ- .Jw ' , NX K , LL . Q N if 1 if . . .-is-.wx-er . 'i f . '-: -11: ' w. . KWMS K Q X, N 5 + X 5 X xi. , E-Eau., A . S av i C N 3' ' in if M -W---A - E if .iii , '- - - - - . D. L, Perry, of Sepfember, did noi spend much time puTTinCi Ground Wiil Lelond, Moy, provides dnovher moving momenf. The pride and ioy of April is Pom Ecker. X4 'M' Beih Horger, March, finds herself on Top of The world. W J - V I, ff f f ,, PM ,f ' SW! 1 . . , i ef ,f 41' . 5 3 WA 5 ,,:,,., . I f f f M, ff W 50 My ' f,,, , iiiiii s ii, V 5 H i if if mi i , I , My 2 , ' 5 ,, , ,,VI Jrffvfyjiii Ygif I VIIVVVVV I k,Ay, Hinge L i V M ' ' i'i i E i ' I, i ,, ' ,,,- , ,V ' W,.m,,W f, f ,V ,W Juneis lone Uhlrnon reigns well over mony ociivities ond interests. , ,,,1 I frryr VL rj ii i i iiii f l? - - gy .N- if E, A. A K 45 i, HW it ,,,:w.j,fs ,,,, LW' ,few V -1' . ips., If The Oriental tradition is carried out by its own note ot music. fr Wifi ny, 54 I l54 A night to remember. Caught in 0 moment ot enjoyment ore Lorene ond Denny. Pom and Diana are escorted by their special dates. -lain A guru-lmmnnlgr Q-Q sy' f . 1 wax if ', x The class presidents lead the Grand March, Sophomore hostesses get a glimpse of Prom activities Posing tar a picture in the garden. The excitement of Grand March. K Q' The Buddha attracts onlookers. Dig 1 ,ia 34? Q . , tl ,, in--...,.,,,, ,, Juniors ore preparing the Pogodo for the bond. Cathy Euler ond Terry Dewyer show their excitement over the expectations of the evening, Even seniors helped make bushes for the oriental evening. The iuniors presented President Gary Rybok with G birth day Coke. CIAS, OF '69 GRADUATES Many 1 fi ' fx , Vi L :,,, he happy faces were seen on June 6Th. .61 4 ff? X fi' f , az, V94 f - .Lv rr A 151' .1 ,, ,.,, my EP W 26 ii, .f,- 1,43 I 53 H my ml.-W,,,..1w .mr W, .J f-My 5 ii., Rosi S and Becky before donning Their robes Where do we Turn our robes in? Sfudem Council President, Ed Whifucre, delivered the commencemenf address. I57 Q e if ii fw . WZ Q I' W M M i QM W if yt . Ji fa J , 5 ,,, s2, . 1 -1' 1, , Ji- Wfi' gf- V: 7 t ' ,fzggzf . e i if or V i ,LJ As - 'f' 1,77 3, f ' gig ' . , gfgvix. ,ffl ' 1 1 5 ' : 1 , se-qt' ' fs f' If Wgwby V, Aw ,. ., lu- . ,rn- QJ' svn.-.... Miss Ulsh cdiusfs Debbie Dunn's honor cord, Mr. Shomp helped collect The robes after groduofion Mffliw Mori Boker is oll smiles ofler receiving her diploma from A serious moment of graduation, Mrs. Tucker, l59 ff Lissy Hamilton was honored as one of The top ort students in Ohio. Kris Owens and Dave Moon were honored as The outstanding senior chorus members. D. L. Perry receives the Sieve Beanie award. Awards X i I i Norm Carpenter is named The winner of the Morie Wihelrn awcird for the oulslanding M' senior bond member. v V D. L. Perry and Jane Uhlman garnered The Kreischer award for the outstanding senior boy and girl. . Ron Davis receives The American Legnon award for his service to the school. , , , ,.,-, X' 'f 1-W 1 i it ? mm ' 'AV 1 E n 'if-iii J 2' E 7 ' Ei E VE ,.L.L ADVERTISEMENTS A it or -L.A Xl LLAx 'O lit T r A A A A L l 9 f' rsssrss H Q1 , l i ii g i e , ., 1 ,1 if T to N S is BANKING SlNOE X399 s Q no semi amass ON Minimum BAl.ANllEl vm., 0 YOUR NEEDS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 Congratulations fjiyugl ff! Class of '69 C. M. ORGAN A 1 'Q , 'f i f f 'V as COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND LOAN SERVICE DON TITUS - Realtor On the Corner by the Courthouse l4l E. Court 352-4884 Collision Service ll4 W. Napolean Rd. Bowling Green, Ohio WE'RE THE GENTS WHO FIX THE DENTS l62 2, HERSN W TS.. -,J DISTRIBUTORS HAR DWAR E A OF MARATHON PRODUCTS an-mv SEAL :Q GASOLINES-FUEL ons A A HAM NA T , , Y PROPANE GAS ASZT l AA L M BOTTLED-BULK L f O brings new comfort and con 1 f d T n homes Use our Pr p f k 9 T h f g Fg 1 h h 1 g 1 I P f ds dy 9 H , ,, O 9 I ble in mlb YI d b lk Your Full-Lune Hardware Store 1 k -T k ld or leased. Cyl d fl! d 1 S d Rxdg Road Bulk Planf. GOOD LUCK The Pearl 0iI LP Gas Go., inc. CLASS or '69 Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 353-5811 181-183 S. Main Sf. 354-0481 SVA STYLE CENTER o'5'c Phone 353-9802 S. Main Sf. Bowling Green llniusrsitg Shun 532 E. WOOSTEP ST BOWLING GREEN OHIO 434O' OUR BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS I63 32 i Remember - BIGELOW MUSIC SHOPPE 126 E. Wooster Everything Musical Records, Sheet Music, T N E 5 - Instruments, Etc. 354-5581 COLONIAL BARBER SHOP I25 E. Court OUR PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED A-V' 3 'rnv l..IE! Q Cfflothes Rack I64 FULL SERVICE BANKING FIRST NATIONAL BANK Visit Our ROSSFORD BANKING CENTER Rossford, Ohio and NORTHWOOD BANKING CENTER Northwood, Ohio 7 I88 S. M ' YOUNG-HAHN Ml'-L 5 JEWELRY 354-cool Whatever you ore tomorrow It C W i t ifoi 21 ' I I ix, 408 W. Wooster Bowling Green Ngg, 1,4l I I' I fm. with ,lf tttAhL' E of ' fx IIXI I. Inkiz '-II R a lf, ,zzl i , i e I I we tr-f' r,,t Ib5 g m it TH NC 921 N. MAIN STREET BOWLING GREEN, OHIO 43402 TELEPHONE 352-5151 MIDWEST STAMPING 81 MANUFACTURING CO. EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 A High School Diploma Is Necessary To Quality For Apprentice Programs In The Skilled Trades I if C ins 4. s sl BEE-GEE BOOK STORE Congratulations Seniors BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1424 E. Wooster MYLES FLOWERS DELIVERY ANYWHERE - ANYTIME CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 352-2002 Corner N. Main and Cloy 353-2802 8 coo Bgwling Green sooo LUCK SENIORS 5. Main Sf, Phone 352-5226 sgsvw-sci an-as Looms cowvmw K I I . ..,,,,.. I r in V ' ' f MASSEYJERGUSQN TRACTORS COMBINES FARM CENTER LAWN EQUIPMENT N. Dixie Highway 353-6192 Pom ' Sewice ' Smeg Bowling Green, Ohio sowuNo GREEN ASSOCIATION or INSURANCE AGENTS, INC. Adams Agency E. E. Bailey Insurance Agency Beyerman-Boileau Huber, Harger 8. Welt S' E. Tyson Agency ALBERT NEWLOVE, Realtor Bartlett Insurance Agency NEW'-OVE REALTY 328 South Main 352-5161 UNIVERSITY r lIPPlllIfl0f PoNTlAc and TV MW 3 9Sf'Zfll0iZ'?ZKZ5'Zf'ff SYWWW N. Dixie Highway 353-5151 Compliments of 1 iii Eiiii 2 309 S. Main St. 353-2291 f Q? Bowling Green is ,, I il A 1- ' g. E --rkl A Q ..' ,V .1 K-., is -E ,. .,yy A z 35 4 V M U -.N ,f.. -7 , ki t .. . .E- ... 168 'Y' f C omfvff Nff Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '69 from the POWDER PUFF 525 Ridge St. 352-6225 Biggest Little Department Store for Girls JACK WEISSBROD STUDIOS Congratulations Seniors I23 W. Wooster Phone 354-9041 Bowling Green, Ohio Custom-Made Furniture of Distinction WOOD COUNTY 157-161 N. Main FURNITURE 354'688l STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE 530 E. Wooster St. Phone 353-7732 KENT B1zuNo, Mgr. ' CURRENT BEST SELLERS ' CHlLDREN'S BOOKS ' REFERENCE BOOKS OVER 2,000 PAPERBACK HITS WE WILL ORDER ANY BOOKS NOT CURRENTLY IN STOCK COMPLETE LINE OF B.G.S.U. JACKETS I69 w Distributor of SUNOCO Products Ph. 354-680I N gp , 'lk i n 1006 N. Main I of Y .,.. A ,f 'ff up :A I 'TM ,Xi ,--- 4 FI' J' . .J , .vIIIQVIIlE!!IEfQe'1g ffr '-'gr-,gs---,, .. A : V A QI? i -,V-s Y - -- : -2. -a'Tm:.. .Lg 5 ' 59 ,Af . 5 I- ' 4+ . f E II 2 L- ' 3-I I 3 4 I 3, ,F 1+, f,L :L '-:.:i 5 ' ' I N FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN ASSOCIATION OF. WOOD COUNTY INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS 124 E. Court 352-5261 MASON'S GULF SERVICE MOTOR TUNE UP ' MUFFLERS - TAIL PIPES BRAKE SERVICE ' BATTERY SERVICE ' U-HAUL TRAILERS Call 352-9947 I V , L. mllc M uw SE 55509 G I70 VARSITY LANES BOWLING AND PUTT PUTT South Dixie Bowling Green, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '69 DECK FUNERAL HOME KARL H. HANNEMAN Funeral Director 2l8 E. Wooster Street Bowling Green, Ohio ...'T'F F A L+ A -feT1X'?f f-N BOB SPENCE BUICK N. Main St. 353-361 I l7l BOWLING GREEN MIRROR WORKS Complete Glass Service Congratulations Class of '69 STAN AND LEROY BORTEL 121-123 S. Church lRearl Phone 354-6751 JACKSON SHEET METAL coo, Heating Ventilating GOOD LUCK Sheet Metal CLASS OF 169 Contractors Commercial - Industrial S V Serving Northwestern Ohio Over 18 Years 5. QV' Lasalles S- Mor of S' Mom ....,..,M..i....N..,. .f,. Y. 352-7005 353-7344 VISION OF RH. MACY A CO. lNC.n.-.4-I.. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from RALPH THAYER CHEVROLET, INC. Bowling Green, Ohio EARL'S of Bowling Green says Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors Your School Supply Headquarters 198-200 S. Main St. Phone 354-4061 THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY CO. MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 3 1' I' lr 1 Save For Your College Education At Wood County's Largest Bank U ln, MARCELLE POTATO CHIPS Continued Success To The Seniors of 1969 425 Napolean Rd. 352-2391 The Hi Echo Staff Wishes To Thank Mr. Dick Hall, Photographer, For His Cooperation I74 PATRONS BOB SCHNEIDER OLDS-CADILLAC 1013 N. Main Sf. 353-8921 AL-MAR COLONIAL LANES 1010 N. Main St. 354-6781 STATE FARM INSURANCE JACKSON MILLER 352-1885 THE CUSTAR STATE BANK Custer, Ohio 669-2801 THE NO SERVICE CHARGE BANK COOK'S SHOE STORE 145 N. Main 353-8942 !ryx.. f,:!f , -, Q. Q -ffl,-' I if if KLEVER'S JEWELRY STORE 175 N. Main Bowlina Green LAHEY ELECTRONICS 336 S. Main St. 352-3502 ROBERTS CHEF 97 112 E. Washington 353-0801 DESHLER FARMERS ELEVATOR Cusfar and Deshler, Ohio 669-3671 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 153 N. Main Si. 354-9591 HOME LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS COIN LAUNDRY - SELF SERVICE CAR WASH 2 Minute Revers-O-Mofic 352-2891 I75 CHRISTOFF BROS. READY-MIX, INC. E. Wooster and N.Y.C.R.R. 352-2911 WFOB AM! FM FULLTIME RADIO 118 N. Main FRANIUS SALE Q SERVICE 841 S. Main Bowling Green, Ohio MARSH WINTON APPLIANCE 123 S. Main 352-6792 MAIDMENT REALTY 442 E. Wooster 354-3422 CENTRE DRUG 102 N. Main sr. 353-2641 f U ' J 555651 1' W ARLINE'S BEAUTY SALON 119 E. Court 354-5651 WEISLOW FORDLAND N. Dixie Highway 353-5361 YOUNG'S GIFT 84 ART SHOP 156 N. Main 353-2491 BOWLING GREEN RAMBLER SALES N. Dixie Highway 353-7691 DILL .IEWELERS 129 S. Main 354-2042 DAIRY QUEEN 434 E. Wooster BOB AND NEWLENE VANNETT