Bradford High School - Resume Yearbook (Bradford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1969 volume:

I yaavoM'iivij 6961 a hi Af TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION....................... ACADEMIC......................... ACTIVITIES....................... SPORTS........................... CLASSES............................ SENIORS.......................... ADVERTISING...................... Growth And Growth and development of each high school student at Bradford doesn't stop at the close of a school day, instead he is further developed mentally, morally, and physically through extra curricular activities offered at Bradford. This year our annual recognizes these organizations, and the growth and development they extend to each and every student. 3 Development 4 Organizations 6 At 7 Bradford 8 BRADLEY PATRICK, B. S., M. A., Murray State University, Ball State University, Postgraduate work at Western Kentucky University, and Ohio State University. This is his 2nd year as elementary principal and guidance counselor. DONALD MERCER, B. S., M.S., University of West Virginia and Miami University. He has served Bradford nine years. Mr. Mercer doubled as principal and agricultural-business teacher. 7 Trudy Frolke and fclara Welbaum, efficient secretaries, exemplified this motto: I am a Secretary. All 1 have to do is: look like a girl, think like a man, act like a lady and work like a dog! 9 mm To Sir, With Love FJSecthv SUHllKrk I Ji JdK I IUv.ro 0 Co- ' ■ M«%l C« « t Developing Bessie L. Miller, Bowling Green State University, B.S. She has had 15 years of teaching experience and 1 year at Bradford. Naomi Yount seems to be enjoying her sewing very much. Mr. Beckley is instruct ing his Vo. Ag. students. James R. Beckley, West Virginia University, B.S., Ohio State University, M. S. Mr. Beckley has had 13 previous years of teaching experience and has taught 2 years at Bradford. 12 Vocational Skills 13 Skills Are Developed CHOO-CHOO CHATTER STAFF: STANDING: Linda Root, Grade School Reporter; Pam Mathias, Editor; Naomi Yount, Feature Reporter; Nancy Miller, Activity Reporter; Marilyn Sargent, High School Reporter; Mrs. Brubaker, Advisor. SITTING: Kathy Drieling and Sheila Kuykendall, Business Managers; Thelma Trydle, Inquiring Rep. Mrs. Brubaker prepares a Dictaphone belt for shorthand class. Marilyn Sargent prepares to type a stencil for Senior B. O. E. In Business Education The General Business Class learns how to use the adding machines. Mildred Patrick, A.B. , M.A., University of Kentucky, Ball State University. Mrs. Patrick taught in Kentucky and Mississinawa prior to her teaching post at Bradford. She has taught here for 2 years. The B.O.E. class learns the skills of Typing I, Shorthand I, Recordkeeping, Business Law and Consumer Economics, and Office Machines. 15 Language Leone Bihl, A.B., Morehead State University. Mrs. Bihl has taught 3 years at Bradford. She was also head librarian this year. Ruth Erbaugh, Manchester College, Miami University, Wright State University. Mrs. Erbaugh has taught English for 27 years. Mrs. Bihl checks ott newly arrived library books. Department Phyllis Robinson, Eastern Kentucky University, Berea College. This is her first year teaching at Bradford. John Hughes, Hanover College. Mr. Hughes was replaced by Miss Mona Green, who attended Miami University. This was Mr. Hughes's and Miss Green's first year of teaching at Bradford 17 Miss Robinson reads literature assignment for next class. Social Robert Darton, B.S., Defiance College, Monmouth College, Seton Hall University. This is Mr. Darton's third year of teaching at Bradford High. Mr. Darton displays one of his many skills to his history class. Thomas J. Goubeaux, B.S., Ohio State University, University of Dayton. T. J. is struggling through his third year of teaching courses in social science. • Betty Richard appears to be quite bored by Mr. Goubeaux’s theories on economics. Studies Mr. Neal points out an interesting fact to a student in History. 19 Mr. Neal, hesitantly enters the drivers education car. Sciences Max Miller, B.S., Mechanical Engineering, Indiana Technical College, Oberlin College, Ohio Northern University, University of Dayton. He taught 3 years of math at Hardin High School before coming to Bradford. Mr. Miller has been teaching for 7 years at Bradford. James Thayer, Findlay College. This is his second year of teaching at Bradford. He previously taught for one year at Keystone High School. Again this year, Mr. Thayer coached our great football team. Dave Smith tries his luck ing up the school! at blow- Mr. Thayer's math class takes time out for ciphering. 20 Stimulate Interest 21 Mr. Patrick teaches his class the fundamentals of Earth Science Phys. Ed. Creates Athletes Howard Riley, B. S. Ohio Northern University, Ball State University. Mr. Riley taught two years previous at Fairlawn High School and has been at Bradford four years. Barry Brown did his student teaching at Bradford. Here he shows the sophomore boys the art of wrestling. Charlcie Ogg, Wright State University. This is her first year of teaching at Bradford. The Eighth grade girls build a pyramid 22 ACTIVITIES National Honor Society National Honor Society members are (1. to r. seated): Jerry Hocker, Treasurer; Mike Pour, Vice-President; Gary Welbaum, President; Marsha Harrod, Secretary. ROW 2: Rusty Sampson, Vivian Puterbaugh, Pat Anthony, Soni Christner, Dan McMullen, R. Kueterman, Anna Hamilton. ROW 3: Greg Frolke, Mike Kissinger, Don Peeples, Dennis Stryker, Beth Brubaker. These new members were inducted this year into the National Honor Society. Anna Hamiltion is tapped by Gary Welbaum. National Honor Society promotes cleanup day at Bradford High School. I Scholarship Team ROW 1: Caryl Sanders, Nancy Lear, Soni Christner, Debbie Nicodemus, Beth Brubaker, Kathy Suerdick, Rita Cain; ROW 2: Glenn Etter, Dan McMullen, Mike Pour, Ron Kueterman, Greg Frolke, Jim Hunt, Mike Kissinger, Dennis Stryker, Wayne Hoover. CARYL SANDERS - Spanish I NANCY LEAR - Spanish II SONI CHRISTNER - English 10 DEBBIE NICODEMUS - General Science BETH BRUBAKER - Biology KATHY SUERDICK - Latin I RITA CAIN - English 9 GLENN ETTER - Earth Science SHERRY BARGER - Elementary Algebra DRASILLA STONEROCK - Latin II DAN McMULLEN - Geometry MIKE POUR - Senior Social Studies RON KUETERMAN - American History GREG FROLKE - Advanced Algebra JIM HUNT - English 11 MIKE KISSINGER - English 12 DENNIS STRYKER - Physics WAYNE HOOVER - World History MARSHA WHITMER - Bookkeeping I Christian Teens FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bihl, Pat Anthony, Nancy Cress, Marsha Harrod, Debi Smith, Linda Apple, Pam Mathias. SECOND ROW: Betty Richard, Penny Hamm, Robin Wiles, Soni Christner, Luanne Lyme, Holly Stocker, Thelma Trydle. THIRD ROW; Vivian Puterbaugh, Beth Brubaker, Debby Bashore, Cindy Burch, Chris Fair, Teresa Palsgrove, Carol Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Sanders, Phyllis Shoenleben, Anna Hamilton, Betty Hill, Rita Schellenbarg, Joetta Harshbarger. President Marsha Harrod welcomes the members and guests to the annual Christian Teen's Banquet. Will Debbie Schellenbarg ever grow up? Present Talent Show FIRST ROW: Greg Frolke, Dave Smith, Jerry Hocker, Gary Welbaum, Ned Unger, Dennis Sargent, Mr. Bihl. SECOND ROW: Mickey Grow, Rusty Sampson, Gordon Kincaid, Ron Kueterman, Jim Hunt, Terry Barga, Wayne Hoover. THIRD ROW: Dan Landis, Roger Scalf, Mike Kissinger, Dennis Stryker, Dave Griffith, Craig Stoler, Pat Grise. The girls confer with Greg Ellis, Master of Ceremonies, before the Talent Show begins. 27 Mike Myers presents Love is Blue. ” Sally Moore, as Tiny Tim, sings Tiptoe through the Tulips. F.H.A ROW 1: Miss Millet, Betty Richard, Helen Stonerock, Vivian Puterbaugh, Pat Anthony, Shirley Gerling, Kathy Moore, Nancy Miller, Nancy Cress, Chris Fair, Barbara Poindexter, Marla Palsgrove; ROW 2: Kathy Pryor, Mary Ellen Rose, Betty Hill, Penny Hamm, Carol Neitzelt, Chris Gregg, Joetta Harshbarger, Kathy Drieling, Thelma Trydle, Sheila Miller; ROW 3; Myndie Burch, Mickel Selanders, Linda Root, Sharon Jess Naomi Yount, Marilyn Sargent, Teresa Palsgrove, Teresa Carine, Debbie Painter, Linda Apple; ROW 4: Brenda Schellenbarg, Pam Mathias, Betty Brumbaugh, Robin Wiles, Debby Bashore, Cyndie Burch, Denise Mangen, Beth Brubaker, Marsha Whitmer; ROW 5: Diantha Layman, Diane Peeples, Connie Kuykendall, Barb Thomas, Kathy Shafer, Joyce Woods, Linda Hawes, Rosemary Carine, Linda Schellenbarg, Chris Holland; ROW 6: Teresa Freeman, Mary Swartz, Lois Jones, Katrina Burch, Carol Kueterman, Chris Mangen, Gloria Brumbaugh, Doris Puterbaugh, Sherry Barger, Rita Cain; ROW 7; Doris Miller, Donna Crowell, Sue Crick, Claudia Mitchell, Kathy Palsgrove, Teresa Gates, Becky Wion, Pam Thomas, Karen Apple, lisa Lavey. F.F.A J. Sanders, K. Etter, J. Thomas, D. Peeples, D. Sargent, D. Stryker, S. Gephart, R. Scalf, Advisor -James Beckley; 2nd ROW: M. Crowell, J. Leistner, K. Lear, J. Sanders, W. Saul, K. Weise, T. Sargent, J. Kiser; 3rd ROW: F. Cain, K. Gregg, R. Sanders, R. Clark, D. Peeples, D. Hinkle, G. Dingman, S. Thomas, B. Trydle, D. Jess; 4th ROW: D. Spurgeon, C. Lloyd, B. Jones, K. Weise, B. Weiringa, G. Etter, M. Sargent, S. Nicodemus, E. Anthony, K. Sargent, T. Sanders, B. Van Culin. Dennis Sargent received the honor of being elecfted as secretary of the State Future Farmers. Congratulations, Dennis! Maria Barker was crowned the '69-'70 F.F.A. queen. Her attendants were Linda Webster and Debbie Crilley. Maria will now represent our chapter at the state fair and Versailles Poultry Day. 29 G.A.A ROW 1: Vivian Puterbaugh, Chris Fair, Rita Schellenbarg, Beth Brubaker, Holly Stocker, Debi Smith, Anna Hamilton, Marilyn Root, Debbie Schellenbarg, Mrs. Ogg; ROW 2; Kathy Moore, Betty Hill, Nancy Cress, Pat Anthony, Penny Hamm, Marla Warner, Marla Palsgrove, Patty Gillum, Drasilla Stonerock; ROW 3: Joyce Wood, Linda Hawes, Soni Christner, Robin Wiles, Debbie Bashore, Marsha Whitmer, Debbie Crilley, Denise Mangen, Cyndia Burch; ROW 4: Diantha Layman, Jean Stonerock, Carol Sanders, Cheryl Sanders, Debbie Painter, Teresa Carine, Pam Mathias, Linda Root; ROW 5: Sharon Abshire, Diane Peeples, Sherry Barger, Chris Mangen, lisa Lavey, Terry Kiser, Myndie Burch, Maria Bsrker, Teresa Palsgrove; ROW 6; V. V. Sargent, Connie Kuykendall, Patty Gebell. Brenda Whitmer, Pam Thomas, Brenda Schellenbarg, Mickel Selanders, Betty Richard, Marsha Selanders; ROW 7: Phyllis Shoenleben, Katrina Burch, Lois Jones, Debbie Smith, Barb Thomas, Carol Kueterman, Claudia Mitchell, Kathy Palsgrove, Shirley Gerling, Carol Neitzelt. Good sportsmanship and athletic ability are developed in G. A. A. Due to illness Mrs. Ogg was replaced as advisor by Miss Linda Rose. The girls await anxiously, as Penny and her opponent jump for the ball 30 High School Chorus ROW 1: J. Wood, K. Burch, K. Shafer, E. Fether, G. Welbaum, M. Pour, D. McMullen, L. Hawes, B. Wion, R. Cain; ROW 2: B. Richard, D. Mangen, C. Burch, G. Yount, S. Kissinger, J. Conway, G. Frolke, D. Bashore, W. Hoover, C. Jess, E. Jones, L. Jones; ROW 3: D, Bashore, W. Bishop, M. Warner, B. Brubaker, K. Weiss, S. Besecker, G. Kincaid, M. Myers, M. Selanders, R. Carine, R. Wiles. Debby, Betty, Cathy, Cyndie, Denise, and Beth of the alto section sing it like it is! Shirley Celestino, B. S., Ohio State. Mrs. Celestino is married to a gentleman from Northern Peru, and has one darling daughter. Her hobbies include sewing and coin collecting. 31 Marching Band ROW 1: L. Apple, R. Cool, G. Yount, S. Besecker, G. Frolke, D. Smith, M. Harrod; ROW 2: M. Kissinger, V. Sargent, M. Burch, C. Roeth, R. Cain, D. Stryker, B. Welbaum; ROW 3: S. Kissinger, D. Griffith, A. Aultman, M. Barker, P. Gillum, M. Grow, D. Mangen, M. Myers; ROW 4: R. Suerdick, G. Ellis, B. Brubaker. C. Mangen, B. Whitmer, K. Weiss, W. Hoover, T. Gates, K. Shafer; ROW 5: L. Fether, D. Smith, C. Kueterman, C. Burch, R, Carine, K. Apple, B. Wion, E. Fether; ROW 6: J. Hunt, D. Bashore, G, Welbaum, Majorettes, J. Wion, G. Etter, P. Shoenleben. 32 Don't look now, but the band isn't behind us! Majorettes, L to R: L. Hawes, M. Warner D. Bashore, Growing Interest in Music SENIOR CONCERT BAND: Oboe - R. Cain; Flutes - C. Burch, D. Stryker, D. Mangen, R. Schellenbarg, B. Wion; Clarinets - D. Bashore, E. Fether, M. Harrod, L. Fether, B. Lear, C. Fair, C. Mangen, K. Apple, M. Burch, C. Roeth, W. Hoover, A. Aultman, B. Babylon, C. Kueterman, B. Welbaum, K. Suerdick, B. Gates; Cornets - K. Moore, M. Barker, K. Shafer, M. Myers, D. Smith, P. Shoenleben, L. Hawes, B. Whitmer, G. Etter, D. Smith, J. Hunt; Saxophones - D. Suerdick, P. Gillum, R. Carine, K, Weiss, M. Warner, L. Apple; French horns - K, Coon, J. Conway, B. Brubaker, G. Welbaum; Bass Clarinet - D. Bashore; Trombones -V. V. Sargent, K. Weiss, S. Kissinger, M. Kissinger; Baritones - G. Ellis, D. Landis, D. Griffith; Bassoons -H. Stocker, M. Grow; Tubas - K. Rasor, S. Gephart; Percussion - P. Beckley, D. Sargent, S. Besecker, G. Frolke, G. Yount, R. Cool; Director - David Cameron. The annual smorgasbord was a success. Debby Bashore and Diane Brumbaugh added much to the scenery. Mike Kissinger, practicing diligently with great enthusiasm, sets an example for all music students. 1969 Homecoming KING RON and QUEEN PAM THE HOMECOMING COURT OF 1969: Dennis Sargent and Holly Stocker, Jack Thomas and Linda Apple, Ron Baker and Pam Mathias, Nancy Miller and Jerry Hocker, Sheila Kuykendall and Scott Gephart. 34 Produces Atmosphere Linda Apple and Holly Stocker add their support, as Bradford was beaten by Ansonia. The Juniors, in keeping with the The Cheerleaders' float, Stepping Stones to Victory, added spirit of Homecoming, built a vie- much to the activities, tory float. 35 Tahitian Jerry Hocker places a crowing touch on the head of Linda Apple while Holly Stocker looks on joyfully. Linda and Jerry stand together as God and Goddess. The Junior Class deserves much credit for the exquisite prom they put on for the Seniors. Their theme was Tahitian Holiday; the Tiki God was one of the numerous decorations which added to the splendor of the evening. 36 Holiday The Brass Syndicate supplied the music for the evening. Their interpretation of various songs were enjoyed by all. Dave Brewer, Marla Palsgrave, Kathy Moore, and Nick Carine were two of the many couples who took in the scenery of our brightly decorated cafeteria. Teresa Carine expertly waits on a table of hungry guests. 37 Student Council SEATED, l-r: Jim Hunt, Jerry Hocker, Randy Anderson, Beth Brubaker. STANDING, l-r: Charlotte Coon, Roger Scalf, Jim Conway, Mr. Riley - Advisor, Joe Ellis, Denise Mangen, Alan Gerling, Carl Ellis. Two movies were shown by the Student Council this year: Friendly Persuasion and Cheyenne Autumn. Library Staff SEATED, 1-r: Betty Hill, Betty Richard, Nancy Miller, Pam Mathias, Nancy Cress, Marsha Selanders. STANDING, 1-r: Holly Stocker, Roger Scalf, Jan Heisey, Mike Hinkle, Dennis Sargent, Scott Gephart, Pat Tobias, Phil Stonerock, Paul Heisey, Dennis Bashore, Mrs. Bihl. Some changes have occurred in the library staff throughout the year. Staff members who have been added the second semester are Scott Canan, Steve Kissinger, Ron Baker, and Soni Christner. Greg Ellis was absent when the picture was taken. Dennis Bashore and Pat Tobias now have a study hall. Nancy Miller aids Trudy in the office, and Mike Hinkle works in Piqua 38 Football — Bradford had a 3-7 record with the assistance of the following Railers: BOTTOM ROW: Coach Thayer, D. Peeples, M. Hinkle, S. Gephart, T. Bayless, N. Carine, J. Thomas, D. Sargent, M. Pour, R. Scalf, Coach Caldwell. ROW 2: K. Etter, C. Stoler, K. Reck, J. Sanders, E. Spencer, D. Peeples, L. Thompson, J. Lavey, J. Sargent. ROW 3: S. Canan, K. Fashner, T. Fine, D. Landis, R. Canan, T. Bayless, P. Beckley, S. Thomas, R. Kiser. ROW 4: M. Myers, J. Ellis, B. VanCulin, C. Reck, K. Rasor, T. Sanders, D. Richards K. Weiss, K. Coon, S. McMullen. The season was one of rough, hard-hitting action. Five players received special honors at the Football Banquet: Roger Scalf - Sr. Manager; Jay Sanders - Team's Award and Best Offensive Back; Tim Bayless -Best Offensive Lineman; Scott Gephart -Best Defensive Lineman; Ron Kiser - Best Defensive Back. Mike, Hink, Geppy, Rog, Turtle, Sarg, Orville, Nick, and Peeps, nine seniors engineering the train, played their last year of football as Railroaders. 40 t A Man’s Game The Railroaders of the 1968 Football Team experienced a year of hardships and glories. Their enthusiasm through long, enduring practices, and hard -hitting com -petition in games taught them the value of team work -together they tasted the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Okay, guys, everybody push together; now t Care to dance, my dear? Aw, gee. Coach, 1 only wanted to leave early because I've got a heavy date tonight. Last one across the line is chicken. Basketball — The Varsity Roaders for the 1968-1969 Basketball Team were: J. Hocker, R, Sampson, D. Peeples, R. Anderson, S. Gephart, D. Sargent, J. Lavey, J. Hunt, R. Baker, M. Myers. HOWARD RILEY, Varsity Coach The Seniors, playing their last year for Bradford, put forth a mighty effort for a successful season. The Reserve basketball players - the future Varsity - are as follows: B. Van Culin, K. Sargent, G. Yount, J. Conway, D. Landis, K. Coon, K. Rasor, J. Anderson, T. Sargent, S. Besecker, D. Griffith, R. Kiser, R. Cool, S. McMullen, Coach Larry Patrick. 42 Where the Action Is The fast break is a devastating weapon. It can enable a team to break a game wide open in the matter of seconds. Jim, Ron, and Jerry dem -onstrate the three -lane break, that is so effective. Free-throw shooting wins basketball games. This year's team shot over 63°Io from the line that won several ball games. Scott and Don anticipate a possible rebound of Dennis's foul shot. Ball handling is an im -portant ingredient in a successful team. A com -plete basketball player has mastered the art of passing and dribbling. Jeff, Rusty, and Randy demonstrate the figure -eight ball -handling drill. � 43 Cross Country and Track Teams The Cross Country Team consists of: ROW 1: Jim Hunt, Randy Anderson, Dave Smith, Jerry Hocker, Rusty Sampson, Jim Conway, Coach Riley; ROW 2: Rick Cool, Tom Sargent, Glenn Yount, Dave Griffith, Scott Besecker, Jeff Anderson, Gary Dingman, Kenny Sargent. The Track Team members are: ROW 1: Chris Reck, Dave Griffith, Mike Pour; ROW 2: Coach Thayer, Paul Beckley, Tom Hill, Steve Petty; ROW 3: Jim Conway, Jay Sanders, Kent Rasor, Keith Reck, Woody Saul, Ken Weiss. Jay Sanders prepares to throw the shot putt. 44 Baseball — Second in Darke The Baseball Team tied for second place in the Darke County League. The team consists of: ROW 1: Dave Smith. Jerry Hocker. Ron Kueterman, Billy VanCulin, Rick Cool; ROW 2: Ron Kiser. Jack Thomas, Steve Thomas, Tom Jay, Greg Frolke, Steve Kissinger; ROW 3: Dennis Jay, Kenny Coon, Dan Landis, Jim Hunt, Dennis Sargent, Don Peeples, Tim Fine, Coach Riley. Jack anxiously watches the ball as Jerry smiles at the pitcher. Don winds up for one of his famous pitches. 45 Cheerleaders Develop Spirit Marilyn Root, Rita Schellenbarg, Holly Stocker, Pam Mathias, Kathy Moore, Chris Fair Top to Bottom: K. Apple, L. Lavey, B, Cooney, D. Schellenbarg, T. Kiser, The Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders promoted spirit throughout the school by their unique ideas of signs and 'Mr. Spirit' contest. The time and effort spent in building enthusiasm was well rewarded by the success of the football and basketball teams. The Cheerleaders make Victory signs. Elementary Staff BRADLEY G. PATRICK, B.S. , M.S. , Elementary Principal LOVELLA ABRAHAM, ELIZABETH BECKLEY, MILTON CALDWELL, B.S., Cumberland B.S., W. Va. A.B., Bluffton College, Ky. Univ. College, Ohio VEREENA DEAL, B. S. , Bowling Green Univ. Bowling Green, Ohio LINDA KELLER, A. B., Otterbein, Ohio MAGDALENE MARTIN, DOROTHY STOVER, NANCY STRATTON, B. S., Univ. of B. S., Miami Univ., A. B., Morehead Dayton, Ohio Ohio Univ., Ky. ELIZABETH TREMBLY, DOROTHEA MABEL BUNNELL THELMA CAYWOOD NAOMI FETHER •B. S., Ohio State BRUMBAUGH WILLIAM MORRISSEY MARILYN MYERS MIRIAM NORTON IVA ROOT LINDA ROSE Kindergarten and Special Education MRS. DOROTHY STOVER Kindergarten -A.M. MRS. DOROTHY STOVER Kindergarten -P. M. MRS. IVA ROOT Special Education 49 First Grades MRS. THELMA CAY WOOD MRS. MABEL BUNNELL Second Grades MRS. LOVELL A ABRAHAM MRS. VEREENA DEAL MRS. ELIZABETH TREMBLY 51 Third Grades and Special Education MRS. ELIZABETH BECKLEY Third Grade MRS. MIRIAM NORTON Third Grade MR. WILLIAM MORRISSEY Special Education 52 Fourth Grades MRS. MARILYN MYERS 53 Fifth Grades MRS. DOROTHEA BRUMBAUGH Reading MRS. MAGDALENE MARTIN English MRS. DOROTHEA MERCER and MRS. LINDA KELLER Science 54 Sixth Grades MR. MILTON CALDWELL MRS. NAOMI FETHER 55 Seventh Grades ROW 1: D. Thomas, K. Wion, R. Hubbard, K. Hoover, L. Suerdick, S. Moore, K. Miller, D. Brumbaugh. ROW 2: S. Ganger, C. Campbell, B. Abshire, D. Weldy, D. Barga, C. Coon, C. Palsgrove. ROW 3: N. RaSbr, S. Whitmer, S. Hall, R. Wieringa, B. Beckley, T. Barker, P. Reeser. ROW 4: C. Miller, R. Mead, M. Harrod, K. Fisher, B. Shively, J. Bishop, MRS. MILDRED PATRICK. ROW 1: T. DuBois, M. Hudelson, C. Miller, T. Jones, D. Yohey, T. Thompson, D. Hackett, T. Reimeke. ROW 2: B. Gillard, B. Lavey, C. Spurgeon, C. Lear, D. Didier, B. Thompson, C. Arnett. ROW 3: D. Cannon, J. Miller, M. Wood, M. Millet, S. Wood, D. Selanders, R. Noble, D. Brown. ROW 4: D. Chalmers, J. Hamm, D. Millet, D. Hartman, J. Angel, B. Brown, D. Jay. MR. JAMES THAYER, ADVISOR. 56 Eighth Grades ROW 1: J. Floyd, B. Swob, B. Martin, R. Swartz, P. Mitchell, W. Pryor, P. Weldy. ROW 2: J. Manning, B. Schellenbarg, R. Huelskamp, M. Palsgrove, D. Thornsberry, T. Smith, B. Halbrook. ROW 3: R. Clark, A. Gerling, T. Reynolds, J. Hill, B. Sargent, C. Cain, M. Fair, C. Thompson. ROW 4: J. Lee, J. Saunders, D. Rank, J. Richard, R. Baumgardner, B. Schellenbarg, MRS. ELLEN BRUBAKER. ROW 1: B. Thomas, S. Gibboney, J. Wion, C. Ellis, M. Layman, R. Nischwitz, V. Haysiett, B. Welbaum, L. Fether. ROW 2: MRS. RUTH ERBAUGH, C. Hackett, D. Nicodemus, A. Stonerock, K. Weiss, D. Richard, D. Crilley, K. Heisey, C. Roeth. ROW 3: S. Hocker, J. Welbaum, M. Miller, K. Stoler, K. Babylon, B. Fine, A. Aultman. ROW 4: D. Suerdick, E. Bubeck, T. Fair, J. Fashner, R. Miller, D. Hamilton, M. Sargent. 57 Our Future ’Railers The Junior High football team had a record of 2-3. The future Varsity Railers are - 1st ROW: T. Reynolds, M. Palsgrove, A. Gerling, J. Lee, J. Fashner, T. Thompson, J. Saunders, J. Welbaum, and B. Thomas, Coach Patrick. 2nd ROW: S. Whitmer, D. Hackett, D. Jay, N. Rasor, J. Hamm, J. Hill, J. Richards, R. Miller, M. Sargent, and 3rd ROW: J. Floyd, T. Fair, K. Stoler, M. Miller, D. Selanders, R. Meade, R. Bumgardner, and D. Rank. The Junior High Basketball players struggled towards their goal. Though unsuccessful in reaching this goal, they gained valuable experience. They are (L to R.) R. Meade, D. Jay, T. Thompson, B. Thomas, P. Palsgrove, J. Hamm, J. Fashner, D. Hamilton, Mr. Caldwell, R. Miller, T. Fair, M. Miller, N. Rasor, J. Welbaum, J. Floyd, S. Hocker, M. Sargent. 58 Jr. High Sports The Junior High Track Team consists of: ROW 1: Jess Saunders, Tommy Thompson, Doug Suerdick, Chuck Miller, Jim Welbaum; ROW 2: Nevin Rasor, Mickey Grow, Jack Richard, Billy Thomas, Steve Hocker, Keith Stoler; ROW 3: Pete Palsgrove, Mark Sargent, Jeff Fashner, Rick Miller, Duane Hamilton, Terry Fair, AlanGerling, Coach Caldwell. The Junior High Cheerleaders, who gave enthusiasm to the team are: Robin Hubbard, Diana Brumbaugh, Kathy Babylon, Kathy Weiss, and Connie Roeth. Junior High Music BOTTOM ROW: D. Thomas, C, Lear, T. Reineke, C. Campbell, T. Jones, D, Barga, L. Suerdick, B. Thompson. ROW 2: K. Weiss, K. Wion, K. Hoover, R. Hubbard, L. Fether, V. llayslett, K. Babylon, K. Miller. ROW 3: C. Roeth, J. Bishop, M. Layman, R. Nischwitz, K. Heisey, D. Crilley, B. Beckley, B. Lavey, S. Moore. ROW 4: P. Reeser, C. Hackett, D. Nicodemus, J. Miller, D. Canan, C. Palsgrove, B. Shively, C. Thompson, B. Holbrook. ROW 5: Mrs. Celestino, B. Welbaum, S. Ganger, M. Harrod, N. Rasor, K. Fisher, R. Mead, A. Aultman, M. Fair. ROW 1: K. Hoover, D. Nicodemus, K. Wion, C. Miller, B. Beckley. ROW 2: L. Fether, K. Miller, T. Barker, R. Hubbard, B. Shively, C. Ellis, L. Suerdick, N. Rasor, S. Ganger, R. Mead, M. Miller, M. Harrod. ROW 3: K. Weiss, B. Abshire, C. Roeth, A. Aultman, B. Welbaum, D. Brumbaugh, C. Coon, Mr. Cameron, J. Wion, D. Suerdick, D. Hamilton, K. Fisher. 60 Freshmen The Freshmen started their first year with an enthusiastic leap under the voices of: Kenny Coon - President Karen Apple - Vice President Debbie Schellenbarg - Secretary Gloria Brumbaugh - Treasurer Sharon Abshire Ernest Anthony Karen Apple Edith Archer Charles Arnett Brenda Babylon Sherry Barger Charles Baumgardner Scon Besecker Gloria Brumbaugh Ken Bubeck Katrina Burch Myndie Burch Floyd Cain Rita Cain Randy Clark Rick Cool Kenny Coon Jim Conway Bev Cooney 61 Freshmen Join Shirley Didier Joe Ellis Glen Etter Eric Fether Teresa Freeman Patricia Gabele Teresa Gates Kenneth Gregg Tom Hill Doug Hinkle Michele Holsapple Lois Jones Bill Jones Tim Kincaid Terry Kiser Carol Kueterman Connie Kuykendall Lisa Lavey Diantha Layman Bonnie Lear Charles Lloyd Becky Lyme Christine Mangen Steve McMullen Doris Miller Claudia Mitchell Steve Nicodemus Kathy Palsgrove Diane Peeples Steve Petty Barbara Poindexter Doris Puterbaugh Kent Rasor Chris Reck Dave Richard 62 The Organizations Gloria Sargent Kenny Sargent Mike Sargent V. V. Sargent Debbie Schellenbarg Debbie Smith Larry Smith Dennis Spurgeon Bill Sturwold Kathy Suerdieck Mary Swartz Barbara Thomas Pam Thomas Bob Trydle Bill Wierenga Kent Weiss Bill VanCulin Brenda Whitmer Becky Wion Glen Yount Terry: Is everybody ready back there? We have a long four-years' battle until graduation and we’ve got to do our best. 63 Sophomores Rosemary Carine Teresa Carine Sondra Christner Raymond Clark Terry Colbert Debbie Crilley Mike Crowell Tim Fine David Griffith Michael Grow Linda Hawes Paul Heisey Christina Holland Wayne Hoover Thomas Jay Dick Jess Brad Keller Ron Kiser Daniel Landis Joyce Lear 64 Strive OFFICERS: President - Luanne Lyme Vice President - Sondra Christner Secretary - Linda Hawes Treasurer - Joyce Wood The sophomores, a class of strong individualists, have achieved a sense of responsibility through their growth and development in organizations. They had two dances and one car wash in anticipation of their future trips. Denise Mangen Daniel McMullen Sheila Miller Debra Painter Tim Reed Carol Sanders Cheryl Sanders Thomas Sargent Linda Schellenbarg Kathy Schott Kathy Shafer Shirley Stonerock Jerry Thornsbery Stephen Thomas Kirk Weiss Marsha Whitmer Robin Wiles Michael Williams Joyce Wood Lloyd Wyan 65 Juniors Close OFFICERS; President - Dave Smith Vice-President - Kim Fashner Secretary - Vivian Puterbaugh Treasurer - Debra Smith The Junior class is striving to reach their goal of having more money in their treasury than any other class to graduate from Bradford High School. One of their main sources of income this year was the coat check at ball games. The class of '70 realizes that to reach this high goal they must be organized and have class unity. Randy Anderson Pat Anthony Terry Barger Maria Barker Dennis Bashore Jim Brown Scott Canan Nancy Cress Gary Dingman Kenny Etter Chris Fair Kim Fashner Rick Floyd Greg Frolke Patty Gillum Pat Grise Chris Gregg Anna Hamilton Penny Hamm Joetta Harshbarger 66 To Their Goal Betty Hill Jim Hunt Dan Jay Elaine Johnson Joyce Keiser Ron Kueterman Jeff Lavey Steve Kissinger Keith Lear Nancy Lear Jeff Leistner Tom Miller Mike Myers Carol Neitzelt Teresa Palsgrove Dwight Peeples Keith Reck Marilyn Root Rusty Sampson Jay Sanders Woody Saul Marsha Selanders Rita Schellenbarg Bob Schellenbarg Phyllis Shoenleben Dave Smith Debra Smith Ed Spencer Craig Stoler Drasilla Stonerock Helen Stonerock Pat Tobias Larry Thompson Marla Warner Randy Williams 67 Boarding House Reach The Junior Play Cast consisted of: ROW 1: M. Root, P. Anthony, P. Gillum, D. Smith, M. Warner, A. Hamilton, Mr. Hughes. ROW 2: G. Dingman, P. Shoenleben, D. Smith, R. Kueterman, P. Hamm, J. Guisinger. ROW 3: R. Sampson, R. Anderson, J. Hunt, G. Frolke, S. Kissinger, M. Myers. Randy Anderson ponders the actions of his children, as Anna Hamilton gives him moral support. Tension builds as P. Anthony, J. Guisinger, R. Kueterman, and R. Sampson wait anxiously for the play to begin. 68 ,flON ,T«OMC OCCUPATIONAL We Live Hey! This game’s legitimate. The last Pumpkin Show stand for the class of '69 consisted of a car roll in -a numbers game. Jerry Hocker, Don Peeples, Thelma Trydle, and Kathy Pryor operate the game of chance. LINDA JANE APPLE GAA 1,2; Chorus 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; FTA 2, 3, Sec. 4; FHA 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Treas. 4; FFA Queen Cand. 2,3; H'coming Court 4; Annual Layout Editor 4; Junior Play. TIMOTHY LEE BAY LESS Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Varsity B Club 2,3,4. NICKOLAS DEAN CARINE Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2, 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Varsity B Club 2, 3, 4. RONALD LEE BAKER Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2; FFA 1,2; Cross Country 2,3,4; Varsity B Club 2,3,4; V-Pres, of Sr. Class; Homecoming King. 70 To Learn, KATHY JANE DRIELING FHA 1,2, Pari. 3; GAA 1,2; Dk. Co. Bus. Contest 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Typist 4. MARY KATHLEEN CHALMERS GREGORY LEE ELLIS Band - Marching, Concert 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Brass Sextet 2,3; Chess Club 2; Hi-Y 3,4; FTA 3,4; Library Staff 4; Junior Play. PATRICIA ANN GATES FHA 1,2,3, 4; GAA 2; Junior Play. SHIRLEY ANN GERLING FHA 1, Treas. 2,3, Pres. 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Class Rptr. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; GAA 2, Rep. 3; Chorus 3; Junior Play. SCOTT HERBERT GEPHART Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Track 1,2; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; FFA Asst. Reporter 1, Rptr. 2,3,4; State Farmer; Brass Choir 3,4; Library Staff 4; H'coming Court 4. 71 Some Men See Things MARSHA KAYE HARROD Class Treasurer 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1; FTA 1,2, 3, Hist. 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Junior Play; NHS 3, Sec. 4. JAN LEON HEISEY Library 4; FTA 1,2,3; Annual Sales Manager 4. MICHAEL JOE HINKLE Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Library 4. JERALD WESLEY HOCKER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, Treas., 3,4, Pres.; FTA 1.2, Sec. 2; Varsity B-Club 1,2,3, Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; FTA 1, 2.3, Treas. 4; Hi-Y2,3, V-Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; State Cross Country, (13th 2), (9th 3); Annual Advertising Mgr. 4. CATHERINE LOUISE JESS FHA 1,2,3; GAA 2; Chorus 2,4; Scholarship Team 1,2. RICKY ALLEN JEFFERS 72 ELLA JEAN JONES As They Are FHA 1,2; Chorus 4. GORDON ROBERT KINCAID Class Play 3; Chorus 1,3,4; FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Baseball 1. SHEILA YVONNE KUYKENDALL FHA 1,2; Class Rptr. 2; Paper Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. MICHAEL LYNN KISSINGER FFA, Asst. Treasurer 1,2, Treasurer 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Cross Country 2; NHS 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Var. B Club 3,4; Chess Club 2. PATRICK ALLEN McCONNELL Basketball Mgr. 2; FTA 2; Jr. Play. PAMELA GENE MATHIAS FHA, Rep. 1, Sec. 2, 3; County Officer of FHA 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Stu. Council 1,2, Sec. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Chaplain 4; Office 4; Jr. Play; FFA Queen; H'coming Queen; Cheerleader 2; Annual Typist 3,4; Library Staff 4; Paper Staff Ed. 4. 73 Some Men See Things MARSHA KAYE HARROD Class Treasurer 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1; FTA 1,2, 3, Hist. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, V-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Junior Play; NHS 3, Sec. 4. JAN LEON HEISEY Library 4; FTA 1,2,3; Annual Sales Manager 4. MICHAEL JOE HINKLE Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2; Library 4. JERALD WESLEY HOCKER Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, Treas., 3,4, Pres. ; FTA 1.2, Sec. 2; Varsity B-Club 1,2,3, Sec. 4; National Honor Society 3, Treas. 4; FTA 1, 2.3, Treas. 4; Hi-Y 2,3, V-Pres. 4; Class Play 3; Track 2; Cross Country 2, 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; State Cross Country, (13th 2), (9th 3); Annual Advertising Mgr. 4. CATHERINE LOUISE JESS FHA 1,2,3; GAA 2; Chorus 2,4; Scholarship Team 1,2. RICKY ALLEN JEFFERS 72 As They Are ELLA JEAN JONES FHA 1,2; Chorus 4. GORDON ROBERT KINCAID Class Play 3; Chorus 1,3,4; FTA 3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Baseball 1. SHEILA YVONNE KUYKENDALL FHA 1,2; Class Rptr. 2; Paper Staff 4; Homecoming Court 4. MICHAEL LYNN KISSINGER FFA, Asst. Treasurer 1,2, Treasurer 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; BasebaU 2,3,4; Cross Country 2; NHS 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Scholarship Team 1,2,3; Var. B Club 3,4; Chess Club 2. PATRICK ALLEN McCONNELL Basketball Mgr. 2; FTA 2; Jr. Play. PAMELA GENE MATHIAS FHA, Rep. 1, Sec. 2, 3; County Officer of FHA 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Stu. Council 1,2, Sec. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4; Office 4; Jr. Play; FFA Queen; H'coming Queen; Cheerleader 2; Annual Typist 3,4; Library Staff 4; Paper Staff Ed. 4. 73 We Dream of Things MICKEL DIANE SELANDERS GAA 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Jr. Play. DONALD EUGENE SHOENLEBEN Junior Play 3. CHRISTINE STAGER TRYDLE FHA 1,3,4, Historian 2; GAA 1,2. GARY LEE STOLER Class Vice-Pres. 1; FFA 1,2,4, Chaplain 3; Varsity Track 1; C Band 1,2,3; Hi-Y 2; Football 2; Basketball 2; Meat Judging Team in FFA 1,2,3; ParL Pro. Team 2,3; Agri-Business 4. HOLLACE MARIE STOCKER Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; GAA Repres. 1,2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; FTA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4, Sec. 3; M. Band 1,2; C. Band 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 1,4; Annual Typist 3, Copy Editor 4; Library 4; Homecoming Court 4; Jr. Play 3; Class Reporter 1. JACK MARVIN THOMAS FFA As. Sen. 1, Sen. 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Varsity B 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. 76 That Never Were PHILIP LEON STRONEROCK Jr. P y Prop Man 3; Lib. Staff 4. DENNIS ELLSWORTH STRYKER FFA Pari. 1,2, Sec. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 3; NHS 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Annual Bus. Mgr. 4; Class Play 3; Basketball Stat. 1,2, 3,4; Football Stat. 2; Chess Club 2; Cross Country 2; State FFA Band 2,3; Ohio Scholarship Team 1, 2,3; Chorus 3. NED D. UNGER Basketball 1; Football 2; FFA Student Adv. 2, 3, Vice Pres. 4; Baseball 3; FTA Hist. 2,3,4; Hi-Y Sec. 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Vice-Pres. 2,3; State Farmer 3. STEVEN EUGENE SMITH Football 1,2; FFA 1,2,4. THELMA LOUISE TRYDLE FHA 1,2,3; FHA Queen Cand. 2; GAA 2, Rep. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Senior Reporter 4; Choo-Choo-Chatter Staff 4; Annual Advertising 4. GARY DAVID WELBAUM FTA 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; NHS 3, Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sousa Award 3; Best Marcher 3,4; Annual Ass't Editor 3, Editor 4; Class Play 3; Library 3; Brass Sextet 2,3,4. 77 And Ask, Why Not?” The Senior Class of 1969 looks back together on their last year with pride and sorrow. As a class of individualists striving for growth and development through organizations, they are proud of their accomplishments under the leadership of: President - Dennis Sargent; Vice-President - Ron Baker; Secretary - Nancy Miller; Treasurer - Marsha Harrod. It is with sorrow that they leave their Alma Mater and challenge each class graduating from Bradford High School to recognize the importance of growth and development through the organizations. CLASS MOTTO Some men see things as they are and say, why? I dream things that never were and say, why not? CLASS COLORS Kings Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose 78 ”Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” Mr. Hyde, (who is Dr. Jekyll in reality), tries to convince Dr. Lanyon of his true idenity. SENIOR PLAY CAST: Directed by - Miss Mona Green Dr. Henry Jekyll, a distinguished doctor Mr. Edward Hyde............................................................MIKE POUR Sir Danvers Carew, an aristocratic gentleman-----------------------------DON PEEPLES Diana Carew, his pretty daughter---------------------------------------LINDA APPLE Dr. Lanyon, a friend of Dr. Jekyll's..................................DENNIS STRYKER Mr. Utterson, a middle-aged lawyer-------------------------------------JERRY HOCKER Pauline, Dr. Jekyll's housekeeper-------------------------------------MARSHA HARROD Bridget, his Negro cook...............................................THELMA TRYDLE Connie, a young maid-servant-------------------------------------------KATHY PRYOR Richard Enfield, Utterson s cousin-------------------------------------GARY WELBAUM Inspector Newcomen, of Scotland Yard-------------------------------SCOTT NICODEMUS 79 Sights and Scenes on 1 k. 1 80 Our Senior Trip 81 Further Development I knew we should have turned back there Thelma, now we'U never graduate . DENNIS STRYKER - Valedictorian MIKE POUR - Salutatorian 82 in Years to Come Ready or not, here we come! Nancy Miller gives class history. 83 1969 Annual Staff Linda Apple, the Lay-out editor, for the annual. 1969 Annual Staff: Pam Mathias, typist; Jerry Hocker, Advertising Mgr.; Dennis Stryker, Business Mgr.; Jan Heisey, Sales Mgr.; Gary Welbaum, Editor; Mike Pour, Photographer; Marilyn Sargent, Co. Sales Mgr. ; Nancy Miller, typist; Holly Stocker, Copy editor; Linda Apple, Lay -out editor. Maria Barker and Gary Welbaum seem to be enjoying seUing the 1969 Annual. S8 r Compliments of H. A. POWELL STUDIOS Official Seniors and Yearbook Photographer Phone 298-8955 Dayton Ohio GREENVILLE FLOWER SHOP The Professional Touch in Floral Designing 807 Riffle Ave. Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-1648 COMPLIMENTS OF Boston Store Greenville Fairlawn Steak House Greenville Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hilderbrand Laura Barclay's Piqua Versailles Savings and Loan Co. Versailles Coate Burial Vault West Milton IDDINGS AUTO PARTS Paints - Houseware - Hardware Auto Parts and Accessories 303 Martin St. Greenville Ohio Phone 548-3430 or 548-3905 SELLMANS INC. Baseball, Football, Guns, Sporting Goods, and Appliances $5. 00 Credit Will Be Given on Baseball Merchandise Greenville Ohio E. W. O’BRIEN AND SONS FLORISTS Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-3410 86 REASONS WHY MIAMI CITIZENS IS THE BANK FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY . . . 1. Home of Bank Americard the Modern Credit-Buying Service. rA FULL1 SERVICE .BANKj travel AGENCY 7 2. Services for 3. Eight Convenient 4. World-Wide Travel Every Banking Need. County-Wide Offices Service Available MIAMI CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. OFFICES IN PIQUA, FLETCHER, TROY, TIPP CITY AND BRADFORD, OHIO Serving the financial needs of Miami County 87 SHADY LANE FURNITURE Jewelry and Diamonds Gifts for All Occasions New Used We Buy, Sell, or Trade Almost Anything Complete Line of New Home F urnishings 548-5647 1 Half Mile North on 127 Greenville, Ohio WIELAND JEWELERS Fine Watches Rolex, Accutron, Bulova Lennox, Royal Doulton, Noritake Greenville Ohio HOWELL’S Compliments of UNITED RENT-ALLS The Nation's Neighbor We Rent Most Anything Dealer for U-Haul Trucks and Trailers Call Us for Your Needs 1110 Dayton Rd. Phone 548-1202 Greenville, Ohio AMERICAN OIL CO. Farm Service Center Greenville Ohio GEORGE H. WORCH LUMBER COMPANY Phone 526-4501 and 526-4511 Versailles Ohio JOHN’S FOODLINER IGA Food Store 863 East Main Street Versailles, Ohio Phone 526-6161 Lumber for Every Product Supplying Every Need Since 1885 88 SCANDIA 450 ALSO 125 TO 1975 WEDDING SATURN 950 WEDDING RANG KX SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FRITZ E. MARTIN JEWELERS Has been Appointed An AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE JEWELER Be sure to see our brand new selection of world-famous Keepsake Diamond Rings and receive this 7-point protection. 1. The famous Keepsake Certificate, permanently registers your ring and guarantees a perfect center diamond (or replacement assured). 2. The Keepsake ring tag identifies the diamond as a Guaranteed, Registered, Perfect Gem. 3. The diamonds are protected against loss from the mounting for one year. 4. Guaranteed by Good Housekeeping. 5. The name Keepsake in the ring. 6. Exchange privilege toward another Keepsake of greater value at any Keepsake Jeweler's store. 7. Guaranteed by A. H. Pond Co.. Inc. Established 1892. PARADIS (PLATINUM 973 TO 10.000 SIOWVT 190 WEDDING RING 79 MAX' RING ISO TMfe-Kat b Pay Weekly Covington registered .. TC e e]h s diamond rings FRITZ E.MARTIN JEWELERS V No Money Down Greenville 89 WIRRIG’S HARDWARE APPLIANCES BRADFORD Located at 35 North Miami Phone 448-2717 WIRRIG’S HARDWARE APPLIANCES VERSAILLES Located at 23 West Main Street Phone 526-4589 COVINGTON OFFICE OF THE PIQUA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. 150 E. Broadway Covington, Ohio V A RECK’S USED VW’S New and Used Parts MARILYN’S BEAUTY SALON Harris Creek Horatio Road One and a Half Miles West From 721 Complete Hair Styling Hair Cuts, Permanents, and Hair Coloring Phone 448-2139 Authorized Manx Dealer and Dune Buggy Bradford Ohio 91 Compliments of SAMPSON’S SUPER VALUE FASHNER’S Sampson's Satisfies Saving Shoppers SUNOCO STATION Bradford, Ohio Bradford, Ohio Compliments of BOB MOORE’S BARBER SHOP SCHULTZ’S Complete Barber Service Rendered 110 East Main St. Bradford, Ohio Complete Line of Barber Supplies for Home Use Bradford Ohio Auto Wreckers and Scrap Dealers South of Bradford on Route 721 Best Wishes SARGENT BROS. PATTY’S STORE Box 344A R. R. 1 Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2713 Bradford, Ohio 92 KOSIER REAL ESTATE Hacket 448-2121 Kosier 448-2461 Compliments of CLYDE’S BARBER SHOP Bradford, Ohio Dealers in Feed, Seed Fertilizers, Grain, and Coal Grinding, Mixing, and Drying ASWELL EXCHANGE, INC. JUMBO’S PASTIME RECREATION EARL SCHULTZ, Manager Harrison Ave. Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2721 139 N. Miami Bradford Compliments of FASHNER’S SUNOCO STATION Bradford Gettysburg Branch MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY GREENVILLE NATIONAL BANK Ohio Gettysburg Open Friday Evenings 5:00-7:00 Ph. 447-2141 Member FDIC 93 RETAIL Compliments of S S ECONOMY MEATS PRODUCTION Custom Butchering and Processing LESTER LES SELANDERS Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2812 Area Code 513 473-4655 PAINT FINISHER’S INC. Bradford, Ohio RANK EQUIPMENT BRADFORD AWARDS, INC. R.R. 36 Bradford Complete Lawn and Garden Equipment Free Demonstration and Easy Bank Terms Phone 448-2375 Chenille Award Lettering Service, Flocking Bowling Shirts, and Lettering 203 East Main Street Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2615 BOUGHBEND FRUIT FARM GRAY’S MARKET Home Grown Apples Fresh Cider in Season Phone 448-2373 Route 36 Bradford, Ohio L. E. GRAY, Owner Groceries - Quality Meats Open 7 Days a Week Phone 448-2712 Bradford, Ohio W. E. DUBOIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Your Complete Building Needs Phone 448-2711 Bradford, Ohio 94 BABYLON’S PURE OIL 24-Hour Wrecker Service 120 Miami Ave. Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2211 Firebird Super, The Closest Thing to Racing Gasoline WILDA’S BEAUTY SALON 9210 North Fetters Road Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2413 Specializing in Permanents Hair Coloring Cutting Styling Compliments of THE 1969 ANNUAL STAFF MIAMI RADIO AND T.V. 121 E. Keller St. Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2515 Residence 448-2614 Zenith Motorola BOB AND GLENNA PENNEY CHARLES W. SWABB CONSTRUCTION CO. We Specialize in New Homes and Garages, Cabinets, and Custom Building. 228 West Oakwood Street 95 GALEN R. HACKETT Complete Insurance Service 118 East Main Street Compliments of THE FRIENDLY INN Ohio MARSHALL’S FAIR VIEW STATION 61 7 N. Miami Phone 448-2212 Bradford 96 Ohio REED’S BEAUTY SALON For That Professional Touch, Go to 314 N. Miami Bradford Phone 448-2242 If You Are Looking for a Salon That Combines Economy With Know-How, Please Consider Us. STOCKER FUNERAL HOME Bradford 448-2111 Gettysburg 447-2191 Ambulance Service DAVE W. BREWER Your Federal Fertilizer Agent Also Hauling Grain and Gravel RR 2 Bradford Gettysburg 447-4363 Quality Meats, Produce, Grocery, Drugs BOWMAN’S IGA 103 Clay St. Gettysburg Ohio GETTYSBURG Compliments of HARDWARE INC. Hardware and Paints DEL-WIN LANES and Houseware Phone 447-2172 412 W. Main St. Gettysburg Ohio Versailles Ohio 97 Plant and Office Located East on Fenner Road R. F.D. No. 1, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Phone: ENterprise 0118 SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY READY MIX, INCORPORATED SONNER AMERICAN SERVICE STATION BREWER’S MOTOR MART Quality Used Cars Martin and Ohio Streets Greenville, Ohio 548-6043 548-5201 Greenville Ohio MAID-RITE SANDWICH SHOP ONE-HOUR MARTINIZING North Broadway Greenville Ohio The Most in Dry Cleaning One-Hour Service at No Extra Charge 180 E. Third Street Greenville Ohio SHRADER SERVICE STORE, INC. GENE’S AUTO SALES Your General Tire Dealer Complete Tire Sales and Service on the Farm Corner of Front and Riffle Ave. Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-4151 1313 Dayton Road Greenville, Ohio Business Phone Home Phone 548-7550 337-3851 GENE CAMPBELL, Owner Cabinets Aluminum Products CARL R. STROBEL Construction and Home Improvements R.R. 2-1 Mile East Phone Greenville, Ohio 548-1208 99 HESSLER CARPET FOURMAN’S LINOLEUM AND TILE CO. Men's, Boy's, and Ladies' Wear 3rd and Broadway Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-2910 Carpet - Ceramic Tile Vinyl Plastic Floor Covering Phone 548-4503 325 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio Custom Slaughtering Packaging - Freezing - Curing THWAITS FLOOR FASHIONS, INC. SUTER MEAT MARKET 7-6 Daily, Fri. and Sat. Till 9 611 Broadway Phone 548-6725 Greenville, Ohio Carpet - Ceramic Tile - Linoleum Over 3, 000 Sq. Yds. Carpet in Stock 602 Wagner Ave. 127 North Greenville, Ohio GRAY’S JEWELERS Something for Everyone at Diamonds China Watches Silverware Samsonite Luggage Reliable Watch Repair 601 S. Broadway Greenville, Ohio FRAZE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH We Also Have a Fine Selection of G. M. C. 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LAMB’S 5 10 Your Complete Variety Store { Piqua, Ohio Covington Ohio Carrying all of the finest jewelry available. Congratulations to the Class of 69 WILSON’S FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE ROGER’S JEWELERS 30-32 North High Street Covington, Ohio 320 North Main St. Piqua, Ohio Best Wishes Class of 69 GOLD CROWN LANES Watches, Diamonds, and Fine Jewelry. We Welcome Teenage Accounts. East Broadway, 1 Mile East of Covington on Route 36 Phone 473-1071 Covington Ohio 102 DAVIS GUN SHOP FM DAVIS GUN SHOP Southwest Edge of Town Phone 773-3957 Piqua, Ohio 532 Wilson Ave. MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS Restore Your Complexion Almost at Once With MIRH-COL First Beauty Treat Free For Appointments Call GEN LANICH PR 3-3706 Unique Gifts and Jewelry 306 W. Main Piqua Ohio Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repairing ZIMMERMAN’S Where Quality Speaks WATCHES -- DIAMONDS --JEWELRY 310 N. Main St. Phone 773-7842 Piqua, Ohio Compliments of WALKERS SHOE STORE Piqua Ohio 103 THE COVINGTON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving Savers and Home Owners Since 1866 INSURED GOOD SERVICE SAFETY ON FOR HOME AND FARM SAVINGS LOANS American Express Travel Checks Parking Area for Customers 117 North High Street Covington, Ohio Phone GR-473-7661 104 THE SPORTSMEN Everything in Sporting Goods, Trophies, and Engraving 505 N. Main Piqua, Ohio 773-8616 Free Downtown Parking in Our Own Lot Save With Safety in Prescriptions CROSBY, THE DRUGMAN Piqua, Ohio Congratulations From the Home of Smith-Corona Typewriters Quality Products at PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY PIQUA PRINTING CO. Printing for All Purposes R. R. 3 Box 65 Piqua, Ohio Phone 773-4595 BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS Golf - Fishing Tackle Athletic Equipment Award Sweaters School Jackets 425 N. Main 773-2599 Piqua Ohio On the Public Square Phone 773-7327 Piqua Ohio GETNER MUSIC CO. 114 W. Ash Piqua, Ohio 45356 773-0716 Serving Your School Band 105 PIQUA COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Makers of COCA COLA CREME SODA MOUNTAIN DEW Coke Has The Taste You Never Get Tired Of. Located on the Square at Piqua, Ohio BEN KERNS WHOLESALE CO. JACK’S DRUGS 650 S. Main St. 220 N. Main Piqua, Ohio School Supplies Sundries Piqua, Ohio Candy For Your Every Need DIANA'S vrzzA 536 Wilson Avenue - Piqua 106 Cars T rucks BEAVER HEILMAN FORD Sales Thru Service ROETH’S APPLIANCES Covington, Ohio GR 3-2551 GR 3-4291 Kitchen Remodeling FENNER GREENHOUSES 209 East Water St. Flowers The Perfect Gift Troy Ohio U. S. Highway No. 36 R. R. 2, Covington, Ohio Phone 473-3371 RICHARDSON’S Ladies' Better Ready-to-Wear 106 W. Main St. Troy, Ohio Cameras Photofinishing Projectors Kodak Color Films Processing VOGUE DRESS SEJOP 7 East Water Street Troy, Ohio 45373 MRS. C. JANE WARNER Phone Proprietor 335-8601 or 335-6567 BILL’S BIKE SHOP Compliments of 116 E. 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