Cory Rawson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Rawson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

I V ■ ' vV, S5 « VT- QEN ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC Contents Freshmen 41 -44 Seniors 13 - 32 Administration 1 - 12 Juniors 33 -36 Sports 67-88 Elementary 45 - 56 Sophomores 37-40 Acf Vifies 57-66 SOUTH GATE LANES For the Best in Bowling Phone 6801 Bluffton, Ohio 1 Dedication We, the Class of 1963, dedicate the 1963 HORNET to our Coaches James Berry, Football, and Ronald Jenkins, Basketball, in keeping with President Kennedy ' s Physical Fitness Program. COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL RUBBER AND STEEL COMPANY Findlay, Ohio 2- Board of Education PRESIDENT Clarence Kramer Burns Hartman Rollin Bierv Carl Marshall Monroe Steiner EVANS TYPEWRITER CO. Royal Typewriters Office Equipment Cory Crawford St. Findlay, Ohio Superintendent R K. DERRICKSON Wittenberg College, 2 Yr. Diploma Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A. In Administration Principals High School Elementary JAMES H. THOMPSON Findlay College, B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.Ed. Physical Science R. F. MOVER Bluffton College A.B. University of Cincinnati M. of Ed. 1955 HANCOCK COUNTY AUTOMOBILE-DEALERS ASSOCIATION Collingwood Motor Sales Findlay Truck Farm Equip. McCullough Motor Sales Hollington Motor Sales Duffield Motor Co. Harrington Chev. -Cadillac Guilford Lincoln-Mercury Willard Sales Service Wiggins Rambler Sales Corbin Bros. Chev. Co. Latham Motor Sales Findlay, Ohio RAYMOND CLEVIDENCE Bowling Green State University, B.S. Findlay College Commercial JAMES BERRY Bluffton College, B.S. Biology, Driver Ed. Phys. Ed., Football Coach MERL THOMAS Ohio Northern University, B.S. Mathematics General Science FRANKLIN DEEDS Ohio State University, B.S. Vocational Agriculture M. J. COOK Ohio State University, B.S. Vo-Ag. CARSON MARSHALL Bluffton College, B.S. Ohio Northern Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts RONALD LEE Findlay College, B.S. Commercial NORMA TIPPETT West Chester State College, B.S. Physical Education English [ AVONELLE ZIMMERMAN Bluffton College, A.B. Ohio Northern University Bowling Green University English, Latin, Librarian RONALD JENKINS Ohio State University, B.S. Social Studies Phys. Ed., Coach EVELYN REEDER Bluffton College, A.B. Schauffler College, B.S. in Social Work West Texas State, M.Ed. English, Speech CHARLES NEAL Bowling Green State University, B.S. Inst. Five-Twelve Vocal Nine-Twelve SUZANNE DIRMEYER Bowling Green State University, B.S. Vocational Home Economics JAMES PIXLEY Findlay College, A.B. Grades 7 8 Jr. High Basketball LEVON TRASK Bluffton College, A.B. Findlay College Ohio Northern University Music 1-8, English 7-8 ETHELYN M. FLICK Ohio University, B.S. Science Math Grades 7 8 ETHEL RITCHEY Bowling Green State University, B.S. Grade 7 JUNE McVETTA Bluffton College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Grade 5 NANCY COPPES Ohio Wesleyan, B.S. Grade 4 ALICE MOYER Bowling Green State University Bluffton College, B.S. Grade 6 DOROTHY REAM Bowling Green State Universit; Bluffton College, B.S. Grade 6 MILDRED POWEL1 Bowling Green State University Two Year Diploma Grade 5 RUTH FOLK Bluffton College Ohio Northern University Grade 4 CLARA GARMAN Bluffton College Bowling Green State University, B Grade 3 PHYLLIS GROFF Findlay College, B.S. Grade 3, Mt. Cory IDELLA BENNER Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Grade 2 WINIFRED CLYMER Bowling Green State University 2nd. Year Diploma Grade 2 HELEN ZIMMERMAN Stetson University, M.S. Ohio Northern Univer- sity Grade 2 HELEN BENNER Bowling Green State University, B.S. Grade 1 MARTHA FOLK Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Findlay College Grade 1 DELORES HANNA Otterbein Ohio Northern University, B.S. Grade 1 GENEVIEVE BEAGLE Bowling Green State University, B.S. Kindergarten Custodians Virgil Borkosky Ralph Waltz R A W S O N G R A D E Donald Blunk Lucille Borkosky Bus Drivers r Qt n r$ t h Ralph Carey, Wayne Watkins, Don Blunk, Carlos Poe, Al- lor, Ralph Waltz, Earl Steinman, Absent: Harold Young bert Bauman, Frank Powell, Kenneth Krautter, Ralph Tay- Office Staff Seated: Carol Collins, Sharon Spaeth, Carol Lhamon Standing: Roger Reiter, Carolyn Frommer, Rebecca Schmehl, Danny Dangler, Mr. Derrickson LATHAM ' S GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Phone 2511 Rawson, Ohio CORBIN BROTHERS CHEVROLET Arlington, Ohio HANCOCK GAS SERVICE 1112 Race Street Findlay, Ohio 11 - Annua Staff Seated: Mr. Derrickson, Jonella Harris, Carolyn Hariris Gary Crawford, Lynn Falk, Bob Kurt, Mr. Clevidence Standing: Roberta Pore, Elaine Goings, Roger Reiter. Jea Ream, Jim Blackburn, John Spaeth, Sharon Spaeth, Den- nis Bame, Nancy Inbody, James Smith, Susan Shindeldeck- er, Marion McFadden, Phillip Wilson. Editor Gary Crawford Assistant Editor Lynn Falk Business Manager Carolyn Hanna Circulation Manager Roberta Pore Music Editor Robert Kurt Sports Editor Marion McFadden Art Editor Jonella Harris Literary Editor Elaine Goings Joke Editor Phillip Wilson Calendar Editor Roger Reiter Advertising Sharon Spaeth, Dennis Bame James Smith, Susan Shindeldecker Nancy Inbody, John Spaeth Photographers James Blackburn Jean Ann Ream Advisors Mr. Clevidence Mr. Derrickson JAMES HUGUS INSURANCE Rawson, Ohio Representing Cole Dome A Complete Insurance Agency LUGIBILLS ' FROZEN FOOD CENTER Fresh Home Killed Meats Meat Processed for Lockers Ph. 7931, Pandora, Ohio R. C. WINELAND, JEWELER Diamonds, Elgin, Bulova, Sunbeam Appliances Phone 326-5582 Jenera Ohio CAROLYN HANNA Band 2.3; Girls Cho. 1.2,3,4; Mb. Cho. 3,4; Annual Staff; Newspaper Staff; J.C.L. 1.2,3,4 Sec. Trees 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Sr. Schl. Teat; Dist. Schl. Teat 1.2.3.4; Nafl Merit S chl. 3; Sr. Class Play; Honor Guard 3; County Msc. Festival 3; St. Msc. Aud. 3; Dist Msc. Aud. 1. 2,3 MARK CRATES Hon. Soc. 3,4; Chap and Co Hon. Soc. Pres. 4; Class V Pr J.C.A. 1.2,3.4; Sr. Schola. Team 4; Nat ' l Merit Schola Test 3; County Radio Progr O.S.U. Sun TV 4; Op Local Winr of Ra B.G. Poetry 1 ing Contest 3; Football 2,: Basketball 1.2.3-.4V Basebal Band 1.2V3; Mixed Chorui Boys Cho. 1.2,3,4; Boys Oete 4; County Mus. Fes. 4; Dist. | Fes. 3; Solo Ens. Contest Dist. Mus. Aud. 1.2.3.4 St. Aud. 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Guard 3; JOHN SPAETH Class Pres. 3,4; Boys G. Club 1.2.3, 4; Mixed Cho. 3,4; Nat ' l Merit Scholarship Test 3; Sr. Scholarship Team 4; Annual Staff 4, Play Cast 3.4; Football 1.2V3-.4 ' ; Co-captain 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.4; Homecoming King 4; Jr. Fair King 4; F.H.A. King 4; B.G. Science Day 1: Dist. St. Mus. Contest 1.2; F F_A. Pres. 4; Sec. 3; Public Spk. 3.4; Pari. Procedure Team 3.4; County Judg. Team 2.3,4; State Judg. Team 2,3.4; F.F.A. Scholarship Team 4: F.F.A Basketball 4; F.F.A. Officer Training 2.3; GARY CRAWFORD Football 1 2 3 ' ,4 ' ; Co-Capt 4; All County Hon Mention 3; All County 4; All Area Hon Mention 4; Homecoming Escort 1.4; Basket- ball 1.2V3V4 ' ; Co-Capt. 3.4; All County 3; All Area Hon Mention 3; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Class Pres 2; V. Pres. 1.4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3.4; J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; Dist. Scholarship 1,3; Sr Scholarship Team 4; Boys Cho 1.2,3,4; Miied Cho. 3.4; Boy Octet 2.3,4; Annual Editor 4; Dist. Mus. Fest. 3; Treasurer N STEINMAN id 1,2 3,4;: Preru ssion Ensem- Triple Tno 2.3,4 ' Girls Chorus 3.4; Miied Chorus 1.2.3.4; inty Music Festi val 3.4; Dis- t Music F stiva 4; District sic Auditi jns 1 2.3.4. State sic Audition 1.3; Soloi Ensem- Contest 2.4 Seni or Ensemble; tional Men Scho larship Teat; tnct Sehole rship Test; G.A A. 3.4; J.C.L .2,3,4 . Newspaper ff 3; Junio Clas Play; Class asurer 4; NANCY INBODY Band 1. ette 3.4. 2V3.4: V. Prf Head Maj. 4; s. 4; Major- Girls Cho. 1. 2.3,4; M led Cho. 3.4 Girls Triple Tno 3.4 County Mus Fes. 3.4; St. Contest 3; Homecor, iing Queen; Fresh. Alt.; F.H.A 3.4; Song Leader t; Voting De to St Con. 3; G.A.A . 1.2.3.4; Pres 4; Vice Pres. 3; Class Sec. 4; F.F.A Sweetheart 4; State F.F.A. Quee n Contest 4; Jr. Fair Queen Att. 4 J.C.L. 1.2.3. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. F air Bd 4; S . Ens. Dist. Solo Ens. 2; True apet Trio 4; Dist. Aud 1.2,3,4. - 14 IY ACKERMAN ligh Cheerleader; G.A.A. 1,2, F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Girl ' s Chorus ,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; News- r Staff 4; Bus Patrol 4; District ic Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music test 3; DENNIS BAME Football l,2 ' ,3 4 ;Hon. Mention All County 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4-; Honor Society 3,4 Sec.-Treas; Annual Staff 4; VoAg Scholarship Test 4; National Merit Scholarship Test 4; Sr. Scholarship Test 4; Sr. Scholarship Team 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Asst. Treas. 3; V. Pres 4; Public Speaking 4; Wool Milk Judg.l ,2, 3.4; Pari. Procedure Team 3,4; Class Treas. 3; Boys ' Cho. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Cho. 3,4; Boys ' Octet 2,3,4; County Music Festival 4; Class Play JAMES BLACKBURN J.C.L. 3.4; Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boys Octet 2,3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Bus Patrol 1,4; Junior and Senior Stage Manager; Football 2,3; Basketball 1, District Music Contest 1.2; District Music Festival 4; County Music Festival 4; Annual Staff 4. JAMES BOEHM Honor Society 3,4; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Merit Scholarship Test 3; Bus Patrol 4; District Music Con- test 1,2.3,4; State Music Contest 1.2. TH BOWER net Scholarship Team 2; Na- si Merit Scholarship Test; 1 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Basket - 1; Track 2; Stage Manager 3. TRENA CLYMER G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 1; Cheer- leader 1.2,3; Girls Glee Club 1,2.3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; District Music Contest 1,2.3,4; State Music Con- test 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Jr. Class Plav CAROL COLLINS G.A.A 1.2.3,4; F.H A. 3.4; Treas. 4; Office Staff 2.4: Newspaper Staff 1.4; Bus Patrol 3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Girls Chorus 1,2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; County Music Festival 3; State Music Contest 3; District Music Contest 1,2.3; J.C.L. 1,2,3,4: District Scholarship Tests 1,2; Librarian 1,2,4 DANNY DANGLER Boys Chorus 3; J.C.L. 1.2,3.4; Dist- rict Scholarship Team 2.3; Merit Scholarship Test 3; Office Staff 4; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Stage Manager 4; LINDA DUKES F.H. A. 1.2,3.4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Girls Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Miied Chorus 2,3; Band 1.2,3; Honor Society 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; News- paper Staff 4; Bus Patrol 4; Dist- rict Music Contest 1,2,3,4; State Music Contest 3; DONETA ELSEA Girl ' s Chorus 1.2.3.4; F.H A 3.4; J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; Bus Patrol 4; Band 2; State Music Contest 3; News- paper Staff 4; District Music Con- test 1,2.3,4; SHIRLEY ELSEA F.H. A. 3.4; Historian 4; G.A.A 1. 2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2: Girls ' Glee Club 1,2.3.4; District Music Con- test 1.3,4; State Music Contest 3; J.C.L. 1,2.3.4: Bus Patrol 3.4; Newspaper Staff 4; Honor Society ELAINE GOINGS Port Clinton F.H. A 1; Girls Ch rue 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Cou Science Day 1: District Scii Day 1; Lake School F.H. A Vice-Pres. 3; Chorallaries 3; D tricl Music Competition 3; G.A. 2,3; Girls Chorus 2.3; County D tnct Competition 2.3; Mixed Ch rus 2.3; County, District, S Competition 2,3; Cafeteria 3; Annual Staff 4; Girls Chor Mixed ChoruF 4; G A.A. 4; Y For Christ 16 DA FALK ; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chorus Girls ' Triple Trio 2,3.4; Dis- Solo and Ensemble Audition istrict Music Auditions 1.2,3. ate Music Audition 3; National it Scholarship Test 3; J.C.L. 2. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1 LYNN FALK Football 1.2V3-.4-; All County Football 4; All Area Football 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Football Escort 3; Basketball 1,2,3 ' .4 ; Bas- ketball Co-captain 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Track 2,3,4; County Track Meet 2,3.4; Dist. Track Meet 3.4; J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; DiBt. Scholarship Team 1.2; Sr. Scholarship Team 4; Boys ' Cho. 2,3; Miied Cho. 3; Boys ' Oc- tet 2.3; Annual Assistant Editor 4; Class President 1 JONELLA HARRIS J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; Y.F.C. 1,2,3.4; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Y.F.C. 1.3.4; Girls Cho. LA 3.4; Mil. Cho. 1.2.3.4. Tnple Tno 2.3.4; County Music Festival 4; Dist. Music Aud. 1.2.3,4; State Music Aud. 3; Dist. Solo Ensem- ble 4; Sr. Mis. Ensemble; Librarian FREDA HUFFMAN Mixed Chorus 3.4; Girl ' s Chorus 1.2.3.4; District Music Contest 1.2. 3.4; State Music Contest 3; G A.A. 1.2.3.4; J.C.L. 1.2.3,4; Honor Socie- ty 3.4; Library Staff 4; District Scholarship Test 1,2.3; Jr. Class Play; Newspaper Staff 4. DUANE KIDD J.C.L. 1.2.3.4; F.F.A. 3.4; Bus Pat- rol 3; Soil Judging Team 4; Dairy Judging Team 3; Junior Class Pla - Class Pla BOB KURT Basketball 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Boys Cho. 1.2,3.4; Mil. Cho. 3.4: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; Gen. Livestock Judg ing Team 1,2,3,4; Soil Judging Team 4; Parliamentarian Procedure Team 4; F.F.A. rep 4; Band Treas 4; Octet 2.3,4; County Mus. Fest- ival 4; St. Mus. Contest 1.2: Annual Staff 4; Dist. Band Aud. 1.2.3.4; Nat ' l Merit Schl. 3; Jr Class Play; Sr. Ensemble 17- CAROL LHAMON Jr. High Cheerleader. J.C.L. 1.2.3, 4; G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. 3.4; Girls Chorus 1,2.3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,4 Office Staff 4; District Music Contest 1.2.3.4; State Music Con- MARION McFADDEN Ridgeway 1,2,3; Kenton 3; Cory- Rawson 4; Baseball 1.2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Basketball 1; Football 4 ; Speech Club 3; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. County Land Judging Contest; F.F.A. State Land Judging Contest F.F.A. Parli- mentary Procedure Contest 2,3,4 DUANE MOORE Basketball 1,2,3 ,4 ' ; Baseball 2,3; F.F.A. 1.2.3.4; County General Livestock Judging Team DENNIS MONTGOMERY Football 2,3 ,4 All County 4; F.F.A. 2.3.4; Sentinel 4; F.F.A. Basketball 3.4; County Dairy Judging Team; Parlimentary Pro- cedure Team 4 DEMAYNE MOTTER F FA 1,2.3.4; Boys Chor 4WJS aJ ILm KAREN MORRISON Band 1.2.3,4; County Music Fest al 4; District Music Aud 1.2.3 State Music Aud. 1.3; Truml Trio 4; Girl ' s Chorus 1,2.3,4; A 4; Mned Chorus 3.4; Acc.4; Sel Ensemble 4; Triple Trio 2.3.4 2; G.A.A. 1.2.3,4, Sec. 2; J.C.L. 2.3,4; Class Play 3; Class Sec. Solo Ensemble Contest 2.3.4; ■n , - 18 ROBERTA POKE J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Girl ' s Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl ' s Ensemble 2, 3.4; Miied Chorus 1,2.3.4; County Music Festival 3; District Music Contest 1,2.3; Junior Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Scholarship 3 KENNETH POWELL Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Manager 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Boys Chorus 2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; District Music Contest 2,3.4; County Music Festival 4; Boys Ensemble 2,3,4; District Ensemble Contest 2,3,4; District Scholarship Team 1,2,3.4; Senior Scholarship Team 4; National Honor Society 3.4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; J.C.L. 1,2.3,4. JEAN ANN REAM Girl ' s Chorus 1.2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3.4; J.C.L. 1.2,3,4; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Vice President 2; County Music Festival 2.3.4; Band 1.2,3.4, Pres- ident 4; District Music Contest 1, 2,3.4; State Music Contest 2,3; Girl ' s Ensemble 2,3.4; Senior Mixed Ensemble 4; District Scho- larship 1.2; Junior Play 3; Library Staff 1; Annual Staff 4 DALE REDD Football 1; Basketball 1; Boys ' Chorus 2,3,4; J.C.L 1.2.3,4; News- paper Staff 3; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; District and County Music Contest 1,2,3; State Mu 1,2. GER REITER .L. 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; ice Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; [ ' e Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s Chorus :. 4; Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Band [3,4; Dixieland Band 2; Play it 3; County Mubic Auditions [ County Music Festival 2.3; strict Music Contest 1,2,3,4; ' ite Music Contest 1; District o Music Contest 4; J.C.L. sident 2. STEVE REITER Music 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Scholar- ship Team 3. - 19 RONALD THOMAS Fool ball 1.2.3 . 4 ; Mued Chorus 3; Boys Cho. 1.2,3. Basketball 1. 2.4; District Music Contest 1.2.3; State Music Contest 1,2; Track 3; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Co ck Me 3: Di. ck Meet 3: ] DOROTHY VON STEIN Band 1.2.3.4; Girls Chorus 4; Miied Chorus 3.4; F.H. 3.4; President 4; State H makers Degree 3; Newspaper 4; County Music Festival 3.4 Contest 1.2.3; Festival 1,3; Honor S Mu ARDEN WELCH F.F.A. 1,2.3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Parlimetnary Procedure Team 4; Football 2; Boys Chorus 1.2.3.4: Mued Chorus 1.2; Bus Patrol 1 MILTON WARD PAUL W1LCH Bus Patrol • Bo iCho 1.2.3.4 E Musi Senior Play Cast ' Comtst 1.2: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Assist- tant Sec. 3: Secretary 4; County and State Judging Team 2: Parli- mentarv Procedure Team 4 KENNEY WILLIAMS -21 J iUPPRlGHT i 1.2.3.4; Mixed Cho- (: F.F.A. Basketball 2; 2,3.4; Football 3.4-; Base- County, District, and dging Contest; Parlia- n Procedure Team 4; lusic Contest 2.3.4; State Dntest 4; Senior Play JAMES SALTZ Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3. SUSAN SHINDELDECKER Sr. Ens.; Triple Trio 2.3,4; Girls Cho. 1.2.3,4; Mixed Cho. 1.2.3.4; County Mus. Fes. 3.4; Solo and Ens. Contest 3,4; St. Mus. Aud. 1.3; DiBt.Mus. Fes. 4; Band 1.2,3. 4; Per. Ens. 4; G.A.A 1,2.3.4; Rep. 4; J.C.L 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 3,4; Sec. 4; Jr. Sr. Class Play; Jr Att. Sr. Class Reporter; Nafl Merit Schol. Test 3; Annual Staff 4 JAMES SMITH Football 3,4V All County 4; Base- ball 1.2,4; F.F.A. 1.2-.3V4-; Treas- urer 4; Parlimentary Procedure Team 3,4; County Wool Judging Team 1.2.3.4; State Wool Judging Team 1.2,3.4; Ag Scholarship Team 4; F.F.A Basketball Team 2.3.4; Boys Chorus 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4; Boys Octet 2,3.4; Countv. District, State Music Aud. 1.2.3.4; Coun Class Treasu: Mu : Festival 3.4. 1.2; Jr. Class Play; SHARON SPAETH Band 1.2.3.4; Officer 4; Majorette 3.4; County Mus. Fes. 3.4; Dist. Mus. Fes. 4; Solo Ens. Con. 2,3; Dist. Mus Aud. 1.2.3.4; St. Mus. Aud. 1.3; Trumpet Trio 3.4; Girls Cho. 1.2,3,4; Ace 1,2.3,4; Mixed Cho. 3.4; Ace. 2,4; Sr. Ens. 4; Triple Trio 2.3.4; Dist. Sch. Test 2; Hon. Soc. 4; G.A.A. 1.2,3.4; F.H.A. 4; J.C.L. 1,2,3.4; Class Play 3.4; Class Sec. 1.2; Class Reporter 3; Newspaper Staff 4 Homecoming Att 2; Office Staff 4; ' PETER SULLIVAN Football 3V4-; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; County Track Meet 3,4; V Pres. 2; Boys Octet 2.3; Mixed Cho. 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Dis- trict Ensemble 2.3; Reporter 1,2; Sports Ed 3; District Music Con- test 1,2,3; State MuBic Contest 1.2; Bowling Green Science Fair 1; District Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Junior Play 20 PHILIP WILSON J.C.L. 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; F.F.A. Basketball 3,4; Parlimentary Pro- cedure Team 4; F.F.A Scholarship Team4; Farm Mechanics Award 3; Jr. and Sr. Play Manager; Boys Chorus 1.2,3,4; Miied Chorus 3,4; Boys Ensemble 3,4; Dis. and State Boys Chorus 3,4; County and Dis- trict Music Festival 4; Annual Staff DAVID WOLBER Boy ' s Chorus 1,2,3.4; Mixed Chor- us 4; District Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; State Music Contest 1,2; Merit Scholarship Test 3 Class Motto WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE CLIMB Class Flower AQUA AND WHITE Class Colors AQUA AND WHITE CARNATIONS r autton Migh M r K -. — -- - T7r7 - ' Wi frnTrT . ili a uruik Comity JI ublir $rl?oals -22 Class History Many pleasant memories are associated with jr thoughts as we reminisce over the past four 3ars spent together in our high school days. Our freshman year, 1959, found a band of 61 iger and enthusistic freshmen entering the hal- iwed halls of C-R. Though confident we were, it ok no time at all for the upperclassmen to show 3 we had much to learn. Our sponsors, Mrs. Zim- lerman, Mrs. Reeder, and Mr. Jenkins, helped us ) get a footing on the climb of high school life. Chosen for our officers to pilot us through our rst year were Lynn Falk, President; Gary Craw- ird, Vice President; Sharon Spaeth, Secretary; id Jim Smith, Treasurer. During the year we were nfortunate to lose Bill Brewster, Collene Detrick, lisa Amaya, and Carol Wright. Losing the glitter and excitement of our fresh- en year, we plodded on as sophomores, falling in- ) the ruts of high school life. Our sponsors, Mr. larshall and Mr. Jeong, exercised much patience 5 well as instilling in us a strong desire to carry at our duties as members of the student body. Our officers elected were as follows: Gary rawford, President; Pete Sullivan, Vice President; haron Spaeth, Secretary; and Jim Smith, Trea- lrer. Gained during the year were Mike Brown, ennis Montgomery, Mike Betts, James Powell, id Linda Lee. Lost were Floyd Eck, Judith Ben- imin, Richard Williams, and Janet Grubbs. As juniors, we found the responsibilities be- nning to mount, but the rewards of being upper- assmen compensated for the added work. One of le main highlights of the year was the receiving f our class rings. Our dramatic ability was dis- Layed by the presentation of our class play, The oarding House Reach under the supervision of Irs. Tippett. Due to the co-operation of all the lembers of the class and the director, it was one of our crowning achievements of the year. Elected officers were John Spaeth, President; Mark Crates, Vice President; Karen Morrison, Sec- retary; Dennis Bame, Treasurer; and Sharon Spaeth, Reporter. Mr. Deeds and Mr. Cook, our sponsors, got many gray hairs helping us plan the annual Junior-Senior Prom, which was held at the American Legion Hall in Findlay. The theme was Stairway to the Stars. Lost during the year were James Rizor, Bob Gardner, Linda Lee, James Powell, Mike Brown, and Lynnette Wilson. At last - our senior year. But how fast it has approached us! Now we are the ones setting exam- ples and helping the underclassmen to become sin- cere and faithful students of good-ole C-R. The responsibilities that have slowly mounted have come to a peak. Our sponsors, Mr. Clevidence and Mr. Berry, have the difficult task of guiding us through the last and supposedly best year of our lives. The officers for this important year are John Spaeth, President; Gary Crawford, Vice Presi- dent; Nancy Inbody, Secretary; Ann Steinman, Treasurer; and Susan Shindeldecker, Reporter. Big events of the year were senior selection of class colors, motto, and flower, and the memorable Junior-Senior Prom-Banquet. The senior play, It ' s a Girl , was presented in November and was directed by Mrs. Reeder. We welcomed Marion Mac Fadden and Elaine Goings into our graduating class but were sony to lose Mike Wooley and Phil Shulaw. The activities of commencement week will be the crowning events of our high school career. We are looking forward to ending the year with the annual senior trip, which will be the last time we, the class of ' 63 will be together as a class. HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASS ' N., INC. Complete Line of Farm Supplies Farm Owned Farm Controlled Try Farm Bureau First Findlay-Williamstown-Mt. Cory Mt. Blanchard TRY LANDMARK FIRST -23 Mrs. Young Speech Therapist Miss Bryan Physical Education Assistant Editor, L. Falk Editor, Gary Crawford 24 - Judy Ackerman asked Paul E. for a date? ' Dennis Barae made a basket for the right team? James Blackburn became assistant to Mr. Marshall? £► James Boehm had a date? Keith Bower had short fingernails? yX Trena Clymer got caught in one of Falk ' s muskrat traps? S Carol Collins didn ' t have the hiccoughs? Mark Crates could avoid DIP signs? Gary Crawford flunked football? Danny Dangler didn ' t hunt fox? Linda Dukes didn ' t blush? Doneta Elsea was calm and collected? Shirley Elsea didn ' t solve everyone else ' s problems? Linda Falk was a truck driver? Lynn Falk got serious? Elaine Goings; Left.?? Carolyn Hanna received a scholarship to Texas Southern College????? Jonella Harris became a second Dale Evans? Freda Huffman were a cannibal? Nancy Inbody didn ' t know how to twirl a baton? Duane Kidd didn ' t shave? Robert Kurt went steady? Carol Lhamon modeled football togs? Marion McFadden ever completed his assignments in Agriculture? Dennis Montgomery became a public speaker? Duane Moore changed over to become a Cleveland Indian fan? Karen Morrison voluntarily played the piano for music classes? Dewayne Motter played football for the Chicago Bears? Roberta Pore was four feet 2 inches tall? Kenneth Powell gave lessons in bowling? Jean Ann Ream wasn ' t called Puddles? Dale Redd didn ' t try to psycho-analyze people? Roger Reiter hated music? Steve Reiter became a sound effects man? Gary Ruppright didn ' t like Sophomore girls from Arlington? James Saltz was arrested for disturbing the peace? Susan Shindeldecker like to write English themes? James Smith couldn ' t out talk the girls? John Spaeth wasn ' t called, The Little Monster? Sharon Spaeth couldn ' t play the piano? Ann Steinman were Peter Rabbit? Peter Sullivan was never seen in the office? Ronald Thomas took dancing lessons? Dorothy Von Stein didn ' t adore Adorn? Only her hair dresser knows. Milton Ward didn ' t like light-footed Cheerleaders? Arden Welch goofed-off in F.F.A.? Paul Wilch used two dabs instead of one? Kenneth Williams knew nothing about cars? Philip Wilson regulated ALL THE t hermostats? David Wolber still held Carol ' s hands? THE PEOPLE ' S BANKING COMPANY We try to serve all McComb, Ohio -25- Bits About Seniors Judy Ackerman Dennis Bame James Boehm Jim Blackburn Keith Bower Carol Collins Trena Clymer Mark Crates Gary Crawford Danny J. Dangler Linda Dukes Doneta Elsea Shirley Elsea Linda Falk Lynn D. Falk Elaine Goings Carolyn Hanna Jonella Harris Freda Huffman Nancy Inbody Duane Kidd Bob Kurt Carol Lhamon Marion McFadden Dennis Montgomery Nickname Jud Wildcat Jim Blackie Keith Caroley Treen Markie Dan Lin Donnie Shirlee Lin Apachie George Carolyn Jonni Fritzi Nanc Duane Boob Connie Mac Denny Drinking Pepsi K.M. thinking Censored Going to Forest Collecti ng slips (absences) Eating popcorn Beating coaches in ping-pong Sports Rodding a 55 Chevy Talking Talking, Talking, Talking Always up to something dancing Sports of all sorts dieting Flirting riding horses talking Eating Riding horses Taking a carload of girls home from the dances Getting into trouble Chasing girls Hunting Seen In Bluffton On Route 25 on bus no. 7 Anywhere and Everywhere At Riverdale Roaming the halls 1st period In Model A Relating the dreams of the night before to Smith Almost anywhere?? In Rawson Looking Up Almost Everywhere In a Black Convertible In Duke ' s Restaurant Driving the Bomb Rawson In class with boys Alone Here, there and everywhere In 63 Chevy Not often Around Newstark That ' s a secret Arlington Riding around Ambition Be Tarzan ' s mate Make a basket for tl right team Teach Be an airplane pilot during W.W. II Graduate!!! Join the Blackwood ! Brothers First lady astronaut Become body guar Jane Mansfield To succeed if that ' s possible Own a Corvette Head nurse at West j Raise a football teal,; Design Jackie K ' s ' . Ben Casey ' s assistan Fly a U-2 Plane ove 3ory Graduate Teach at Texas Sou Grow up Grow a little Be West Point ' s Di Majorette Be a hobo Get myself out of t :. Leam to keep my n shut Become Santa Clati helper To have the world ' coon dog STEINER DODGE SALES Dodge-Dart-Polara Dodge Trucks Pandora, Ohio FINDLAY EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Food Service Equipment and Supplies 823-830 N. Main St. Findlay, Ohio DIETSCH BROTH Candies and Ice Cre 400 W. Main Cross ! Phone GA 2-4474 Findlay, Ohio 26- Bits About Seniors ie Nicknames ie Moore e Motter n Morrison Moose Gus Su-Su rta Pore leth Powell Ann Ream Bertie Ken Jeanie Redd r Reiter Dale Rog | Reiter Ruppright Saltz Steve Butch Pepper Shindeldecker Susie mith Smitty 1 Spaeth on Spaeth Steinman Coon Skinner Sherrie Rat Sullivan kid Thomas Solomon Ron thy Von Stein Dotty on Ward n Welch Milt Artie 1 Wilch i Williams lip Wilson Willie Ken Reckless id Wolber Dave Seen Ambition Sports Sports D.B Day Dreaming Loafing Laughing joking Gazing at girls Music Thinking Certain girl Loafing Over lapping my curfew Sizing up the women Castro ' s Understudy Saying wrong things Dancing Hum! AH! Well a.... Pursuit of the opposite sex Talking to Ester Smith Watching girls Look at girl ' s knees The Hunter Working on car Raising ! ! ! ! ! Whatever to be done Everywhere Around On Rawson Road near 30N No where In Rawson Near trouble Wrong places Dashing here and there In 63 Chevy Arlington Sleeping in gym class Bluffton College Dropping a pass I ' ll never tell In the Bomb Around Columbus Grove Shucks Well a... Where the girls are Running down the halls Route 54 At Rawson Shooting at Wilson With a 40 Chev Shooting at Wilch Own the Yankees Farmer To be Arthur Murray ' s dance partner Nurse at Annapolis Be mayor of Rawson Own a candid camera at nudist colony Perceive the future To be a music teacher Own a brand new Corvette Own my own farm Professional????? Own a 63 Corvette Own the Corvette that follows Route 66 Grow up Dig fishworms in Dodge Climb an ant hill Hum! Gee! Well a.... Become Smokey Bear ' s chief assistant C-R ' s outstanding basketball player Cheerleader Graduate from G I.S. Be a sod buster 36 Ford Coup Make baby carriages out of beer cans Be a public speaker NDLAY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Li South Main St. one Ga 3-0713 idlay, Ohio THE TARBOX McCALL STONE CO. Manufacturers of Crushed Stone 852 Western Avenue Phone GA2-1912 Findlay. Ohio -27- COMPLIMENTS OF DUKE ' S RESTAURANT Mt. Cory, Ohio Telephone 477-5421 Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Senior Class of 1963, Cory-Rawson High School, Honcock Coun- ty, Ohio, being of sound mind and body, realizing the impossibility of forever keeping these things which we hold so dear, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills here-to-fore by us: ARTICLE I To the Faculty, we will our fun-loving ways to remember us by. ARTICLE II To our Annual Advisors, Mr. Derrickson and Mr. Clevidence, we will the courage to sponsor another annual. ARTICLE III To our Sponsors, Clevie and Spike , we will our cooperation during our class meetings. ARTICLE IV To the Janitor, Virge, we will our ability to keep school closed on account of weather. ARTICLE V To the Juniors, we will our ability to be congenial to everyone at all times. ARTICLE VI To the Sophomores, we will our ability to obey our school rules. ARTICLE VII To the Freshmen, we will the ability to respect the teachers. We, the members of the SENIOR CLASS, individually will the following: I, Judy Ackerman, will my speed and accuracy in typing to Nancy Zent. I, Dennis Bame, will my ability to be a friend of Bob Kurt to Linda Morrison. I, James Blackburn, will one lock of my curly hair to good old Mr. Marshall. I, James Boehm, will my excessive height to Wayne Wineland. I, Keith Bower, will my ability to go with one girl to Wayne Yoakam. I, Trena Clymer, will my ability to act up to Sharon Smith. I, Carol Collins, will my ability to talk fast to anyone who needs to get out of a jam. I, Mark Crates, will my ability to never let girls bother me to Badertscher Searfoss. I, Gary Crawford, will my position on the basketball team to Mouse Myers. I, Danny Dangler, will my fox hunting ability to Ken Thomas (hoping he won ' t miss). I, Linda Dukes, will my daintiness to Barbara Withrow. I, Doneta Elsea, will my big mouth to anyone who can keep it shut during study hall. I, Shirley Elsea, will my ability to be a pest without even trying to anyone who isn ' t. I, Linda Falk, will my friendship with Judy A. to Paul E. I, Lynn Falk, will the Bomb to whoever needs it bad enough to see his girl-namely Jim Searfoss. I, Elaine Goings, will my admiration for C-R to all incoming freshmen and new students. I, Carolyn Hanna, will my ability to get in boy-majority classes to any lonely girl. I, Jonella Harris, will my ability to know sisters when I see them to Mr. Neal. I, Freda Huffman, will my position as Mrs. Zimmerman ' s private secretary to anyone who doesn ' t have anything to do in study hall. I, Nancy Inbody, will my gold sequin majorette uniform to Wayne Wineland. I, Duane Kidd, will my ability to stack lockers to anyone who doesn ' t know how. I, Bob Kurt, will my ability to get away from semi-trucks to Ralph Shackelford. I, Carol Lhamon, will a membership in the three stooges to Denny Wynkoop. I, Marion McFadden, will my ability to stack lockers to Carol Lhamon. I, Dennis Montgomery, will my ability of being a good driver to Al Ream. I, Duane Moore, will my ability to shoot underhand layups to Dave Krautter. I, Karen Morrison, will my ability to chew gum in music class and get caught to anyone who wants a minus. I, Dewayne Motter, will my height to Wayne Wineland. I, Roberta Pore, will my shyness and height to Sharon Bair. I, Ken Powell, will my football shoes to Sob Meyer. I, Jean Ann Ream, will my ability to get out of classes to drink milkshakes to Anita Rettig. I, Dale Redd, will my ability to be above any possible reproach to Ed Camper. I, Roger Reiter, will my tuba to Bob Meyer and also my weight to carry it. I, Steve Reiter, will my ability to get along with Mr. Marshall to Louis (Fox) Thompson. I, Gary Ruppright, will my ability to behave in public to Dave Von Stein. I, Susan Shindeldecker, will my ability to run to one of the cheerleaders. I, Jim Smith, will my defensive golden gloves to the terrible Paul Eckert. -28 Last Will and Testament I, John Spaeth, will my ability to be the smallest boy on the Varsity Football Squad to Bob Mouse Meyer. I, Sharon Spaeth, will my overenthusiasm at ballgames to Sandy Schifferly. I, Ann Steinman, will my expert driving ability to Linda Harris and Linda Harter. I, Pete Sullivan, will my ability to be a lover and not a fighter to Jim Searfoss. I, Ron Thomas, will my size 10 football shoes to Don Stalkland. I, Dorothy Von Stein, will my hair spray to Virge (to put in the girls rest rooms). I, Milton Ward, will my bashful ways to Mark Crates. I, Arden Welch, will my hair oil to Paul Bormuth to use instead of his greasy kid ' s stuff. I, Paul Wilch, will my ability to think and shoot straight to Ralph Heldman. I, Ken Williams, will my ability to have brake failure to Lynn Bauman. I, Phil Wilson, will my heavy foot and quick witted and shy mind to James H. Thompson. I, David Wolber, will my scholarly ability to Bob Johnson. I, Jim Saltz, will my ability to keep quiet to Roger Badertscher. POWER OF ATTORNEY Carol Collins WITNESSED BY Mr. Clevidence Mr. Derrickson FINDLAY COLLEGE FINDLAY OHIO An Excellent, Fully Accredited Liberal Arts College In Your Own Neighborhood -29 - SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY May 1973 finds the 1963 graduates maKing big names for themselves in the world. We find the new Tarzan series going great with Dennis Montgomery as Tarzan and Judy Ackerman as his mate Jane. Boy is now being played by the leading actor of the year Dewayne Motter. Cheetah is now played by Roger Reiter, Jonella Harris has finally married her idol Stony Burke and Together they ' re still working to win the gold buckle for the rider of the year. The Mrs. America Contest, showing annually on T. V. is now in Session. This year ' s contestants include some great names from Cory-Rawson. Here are a few: Carolyn Hanna, Roberta Pore, Freda Huffman, and Dorothy Von Stein. All by the way are married to millionaires. The I ' m Dickens, He ' s Fenster Show is now seen as the I ' s Phil, He ' s Blacky whose stars of course are Phil Wilson and James Blackburn. Doneta Elsea has kept the home front in the news as she has just been chosen Mother of the Year. Her ambition is to raise her own football team and to schedule a game with Ohio State University, the coach of which is now Keith Bowers. In Rawson a club for confirmed bachelors has been formed. The president, Ron Tho- mas just couldn ' t get over his shyness toward girls, while V. President, Dale Redd prefers solitude to having the girls fighting over him. Other members of the club include Milton Ward, Jim Saltz, and Steve Reiter. Their motto is, Girls, Girls, Girls are made for Love-But not for marriage . Mark Crates has just been elected President of the United States his Vice President is Robert Kurt. Mark has chosen for his ambassador to Russia-the one and only Kenny Powell. Lynn Falk and Duane Moore have teamed up and are now playing basketball with the Garlam Tlobe Hotters. The last I heard they were giving old Wilt and Goose Tatum the beating of their lives. Carol Collins and Shirley Elsea have sworn off men and are preparing to be the first women duet in outer space. Marion McFadden has just taken over as the Jazz King for Louie Armstrong. Some of his more important members of his new combo are Gary Ruppright, David Wolber, and Ken Williams. Trena Clymer has just taken over for Ellie May on the Beverly Hillbillies. Elaine Goings is still trying to get the part of granny. Arden Welch now plays the part of Jed Clampett. Karen Morrison, Sharon Spaeth, and Ann Steinman are now on the chorus line at the Desert Inn of Las Vegas. Gary Crawford and Dennis Bame have become professional race car drivers and are now entering in the Indianapolis 500. Their new nicknames are Hot Rod Crawford and Lead Foot Bame. Danny Dangler, Dewayne Kidd, and James Boehm are now singing commercials for Slits Beer. Their trio is called the Tee Totalers. Jim Smith, John Spaeth, and Pete Sullivan now run the Just As You Are Nudist Colony. It is located in the suburbs of Mt. Cory. Nancy Inbody and Susan Shindeldecker now own Texas and are rolling in money. Linaa Falk has become a marriage counselor and her assistant is Carol Lhamon. Linda Dukes has finally hit the big time by becoming the first woman pole vaulter to vault 30 feet. Come back in another ten years and we will be happy to tell you of our fortunes, heart- aches, and the many other interesting things that has happened to us, by that time Jean Ream will have graduated and we will tell you of her escapades. PLAINVIEW FARM Ice Cream and Dairy Products Pasteurized Jersey Milk Jenera, Ohio -31 32 S IS THE WAY W SHOULD BE DONE jjnfap CLASS OFFICERS Bob Parker, Pres. Steven Beach, V. Pres. Jean Edinger, Sec. Nancy Knepper, Trip Treas. Anita Rettig, Class Treas. 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Third Row: Philip Traucht, Bruce Bonhard, Tim Ridge, Linda Benjamin, Sara Redd, Patsy Kimmel, Pamela Allen, Judy Honse, Donna Peterson, Judy Powell, Kay Russell, Mike Von Stein, Larry Crist, Don Huston. First Row: Robert Ritchey, Randy Ward, Darryl Gallant, Aaron Hicks, David Brewster, Eddie Thompson, Alan Hold- ren, Mike Anderson Second Row: Mr. Pixley, Janet Deeds, Beverly Young, Phyllis Traucht, Judy Shepherd, Billy Leeper, Clem Bab- cock, Vicki Griggs, Linda Inbody, Marcia Boutwell, Debbie Redd, Jerry Pore, Marjone Badertscher Third Row: Ron Fenstermaker, Dale Biery. Alan Elsea, Chris Dukes, Larry Kempt, Steven Knepper, Dick Pear- son, Bob Victory, Keith Cook, Mark Meyer, Larry Wol- ford, Jerry Oswald, William Sha hellord. Mc COMB DAIRY Todd Street McComb, Ohio PRODUCTION CREDIT Loans to Farmers 1206 Lima Avenue Findlay, Ohio HOMER BEAN Jeweler Findlay, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Seventh Grade First Row: Ronnie Reese, Steven McFadden, Cathy Jones, Janet Motter, Mark Zimmerly, Jack Cupples, Randy Huffman Second Row: Susan Loy, David Shafer, Anne Holdren, Steven Diller, Susan Baumgardner, Dennis Gossman, Marv Ann Mutchler, Bill Webb, Sally Costilla, Mrs. Ritchey Third Row: Carol Crew, Belinda Balister, Christine Radabaugh, Martha Eck, Ann Searfoss, Pamela Fraz- ier, Victor Lopez, Davi d Peterson, Patty Crawford, Esther Bauman, Jane Green, Judy Augsburger First Row: Ray Blair, James Wilson, Ken Warren, Douglas Hicks, Raymond Scoles Second Row: Tom Mover, Guy Deck, Mike Romick, Alma McClelland, Steven Armbrecht, Mike Carr, Vicki Kidd, Carolyn Taylor, Ruth Brewster, Mrs. Flick Third Row: Dorothy Harter, Dean Shilling, Paul Fen- stermaker, Kristine Anderson, Linda Anderson, Dick Jones, Mary Rower, Darlene Rizor, Frank Benjamin, Marilvn Niswander 48 Sixth Grade First Row: Gary Deck, Darwin Rader, David Hartman, Ron- nie Kidd, Randy Bunn, Dwayne Beach, Steven Osborn Second Row: Mrs. Mover, Barbara Honse, Mike Bowyer, Nona Babcock, Barbara Deitrich, Gordon Freeman, Samuel Traucht, Shelly Romick, Marcia Krautter, Raymond Freeh, Lynda Gallant Third Row: Gary Fruchey, Paul Businger, Dennis Woodruff, Diane Dukes, Diane Bonhard, Roger Scoles, Tommy Gossard, Sam Canales, Janice Hauter, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Baier, Richard Williams First Row: Russell Withrow, Norman Duffman, Joel Har- ris, Christine Robinson, Karla Sasse, Terry Freed Second Row: Mrs. Ream, Keith Kline, Donna Thomas, Ricky Wilson, Pam Marquart, John Bower, Roger Frommer, Douglas Bundy, Mike Daniels, Larry Bowersox, Connie Bad ertscher, Wayne Blackburn Third Row: Marlene Ruppright, Connie Leeper, Randy Zeigler, Lois Elsea, Larry Young, Sheila Smith, Mike Park- er, Pam Baumeier, Barbara Westall, Becky Huss, Gary Held- man, Sherrill Bass, Jeanette Hartman Fifth Grade First Row: Daniel Romick, Guy Huffman, Marilyn Shackel- ford, Wallace Wilch, Junior Shepherd, Bonnie Oswald, Mary Wilson. Second Row: Kathy Bauer, Gloria Helmlinger, Tim Boutwell, Tommy Carr, Jerry Bowman, Ted Boehm, Kath- leen Anderson, Dickie Young, Mike Bish, Douglas Warren, Dick Cupples, Steven Bowyer, Norma Baker, Mrs. McVetta. Third Row: Kathie Reese, Donita Badertscher, Eddie Hust- on, Jackie Leeper, Kenneth Doty, Joy Hemminger, Steve Schafer, Teddy Lootens, Donald Ward, Sue Crawford, Kathy Flick, Albert Amstutz, Wilma Walter, Marsha Marshall. First Row: Thomas Chmitlin, Neil Schaller, Mike Ream, David Reichley, Tom Meyer, Darell Wilson, James Badert- scher, Larry Hurlburt, Junior Wagner. Second Row: June Bibler, Connie Wolford, Marilyn Taylor, Cathie Woodruff, Vickie Peterson, Debbie Walters, Danny Diller, Rebecca Bauman, Charles Kagy, Marcia Russell, Janet Wolford, Mrs. Powell. Third Row: Thomas Bowman, Julia Shafer, Pamela Griggs, Bradley Lehman, Dianne Shilling, Coleen Balister, v Darrell Howell, Allan Zent, Virginia Babcock, Kenneth Young, Dan Zimmerly, Susan Ernsberger, Gary Bosse, Ralph Ward. 50 Fourth Grade First Row: Sharon Heldman, John Motter, Connie Granger, Lissa Simmons, Susan Beagle, Marsha Vermillion, Dennis Marquart, Beckey Ritchey, Elizabeth Bauman Second Row: Marsha Montgomery, Debbie Lynn Powell, Linda Staley, Harold Shackelford, Freddie Scoles, Steven Lynn Watkins, Karen Benner, Jane Ann Badertscher, Mary Basquez Third Row: Mrs. Coppes, Debbie Bowyer, Evelyn Black- burn, Alana Holdren, Jim Quinn, Tom Ream, Linda Waltz, Mike Faine, Harry Griggs, Tom Flick, Charles Diller, Dar- Anderson, David Wolford, Jerry Wilson, Sandra Centers, rell Kidd, Allen Schroll, Debra Lieb, David Russell First Row: Douglas Morehart, Nancy Oswald, Barry Falk, Cynthia Amstutz, Patty Radabaugh, Elizabeth Wagner, Dennis Jones, Carolyn Sasse, Linda Bell Second Row: Miss Folk, Frances Messenger, David Moyer, Billy Wilson, Thomas Deeds, Charles Lootens, Mike Elsea, Gary Lambert, Mike Reiter, Roger Rader, Dick Thompson, Doreen Basinger, Carol Spallinger Third Row: Jerry Augsburger, Terry Hartman, Jimmie Shaf- er, Tommy Green, Steven Schick, Jana Bixel, Donna Van der Veer, Jodie Diller, Lawrie Tighe, Jeffery Bosse, Tom Hicks, Margery Bauman, Ronnie Scoles, Peggy Gossard Third Grade First Row: Linda Basinger, Luann Sheidler, Harvey Ander- son, Duke Opp, Junior Stratton, Susan Ward, Don Dukes Second Row: Richard Cook, Jeanne Sexton, Keith Rettig, Ronnie Kempf, Barbara Bowyer, Kenneth Rader, Sue Griggs, Mary Pearson, Cheryl Hummon, Vicki Schaller, Anita Bauer, Carol Blair, Donald Bish Third Row: Mrs. Garman, Debra Montgomery, Patrick Lashley, Danny Webb, Roger Young, Tommy Tighe, Sally Zuercher, Debra Pearson, Louise Meyer, Carla Lynch, Lewis Coleman, Dennis Hartman, Bradley Pore, Tommy Little, Debra Hector. Absent: Robert Freed First Row: Mike Oswald, Jimmy Spallinger, Wanda Blair, Timmy Gossard, Mike Dukes, Ronnie Bibler, Raymond Vic- tory, Sandy Heldman Second Row: Timmy Romick, Kathy Walters, Violet Gib- son, Virginia Coleman, Jan Freeman, Christine Powell Tom- my Miller, John Businger, Billy Green, Donald Thompson. Jo Walters, Cynthia Wilson, Danny Shafer. Third Row: Mrs. Groff, Sandy Loy, Kevin Latham, Diane Inbody, Kathy Warren, Janet Westall, Jim Newman, Dennis Ream, Jimmy Bishop Gary Anderson, Tom Jones, Linda Basinger, Jim Warren, Jim Seiler, Richie Badertscher Second Grade wri First Row: Carol Hartman, Christine Fagan, Susan Helm- linger, Catherine Bish, Michele Reigle, Connie Deitrick Second Row: Mrs. Zimmerman, Don Brewster, Bill Sasse, Joe Cheney, Debra Stahl, Susan Moyer, Laura Boutwell, Karen Lambert, Bruce Parkins, Barbara Scoles Third Row: Kenneth King, June Freeman, Susan Miller, Eugene Elsea, David Zent, Gary Thomas, Ronnie Rettig, Rosemary Badertscher, Dennis Russell, Karen Bower Absent, Carol Welch First Row: Dana Reiter, Jerry Blackburn, Wayne Taylor, Julie Bauer, Douglas Powell, Sherriee Hurlburt, Marco Brey- man Second Row: Karen Badertscher, James Bower, Doris Mart- in, Linda Wolford, Kathy Ridenour, Allan Kline, Barbara Coleman, Randall Rayle, Parley Anderson Third Row: Linda VanAtta, James Elsea, Rebecca Blunk, Alice Nonnamaker, Carolyn Diller, Wendell Schick, Frank Gibbs, Chris Faine, Pamela Hartman, Lavon Shellenbarger, Richard Stahl, Mrs. Benner Second Grade First Row: John Wagner, Glen Opp, Keevin Ruppright, Dav- id Shepherd, Nellie Kennedy, Barbara Duffman, Lynn Bad- ertscher Second Row: Scott Traucht, Jeffrey Rader, Dorinda Bon- hard, Kathleen Heldman, Scott Urban, Debra Conaway, Timothy Hudson, Arlene Harter, Kathy Stratton Third Row: James Carr, Kathy Essinger, Michael Lieb, Sharon Deeds, Keith Fenstermaker, Raymond Messenger, Alma Ruth Jones, Patricia Bauman, Susan Blomberg, Mer- ritt Rettig, Andrea Morehart, Mrs. Clymer First Row: Carol Freed, Doug Freed, Timmy Sheidler, Allen Welch, Peggy Morehart, Bonnie Dukes. Second Row: Debra Marshall, Richard Cogley, Randy And- erson, Ivan Spallinger, Jeff Huffman, Danny Rettig, Steven Rader, LuAnne Woodruff, Randy Scoles. Third Row: Miss Hanna, Debbie Reichley, Susie Traucht, Gene Thompson, Nancy Bowersox, Sue Peterson, Rickie Bucher, Doug Peterson, Julie Basinger, Connie Moss, John Cooper, Jerry Urban. 54 - First Grade First Row: Becky Perez, Judy Benner, Mike Wilson, Robin Simmons, David Swisher, Debbie Rettig, David Jones | Second Row: Greg Blunk, Kim Werner, Bruce Cook, Jeff Schroll, Floyd Elsea, Timmy McDougle, Suzanne Benjamin, Brad Scott, Danny Coleman, Jill Russell, Ricky Peterson Third Row: Miss Benner, Martha Zimmerly, David Van Der- Veer, Brenda Hector, Walter Montgomery, Sue Lashley, Jimmy Dray, Johnnie Loy, Wendy Romick, Joseph Traucht, Ronald Wolford, Sheree Ream, Rodney Hudson. Absent: Elaine Adams First Row: Kevin Wilson, Regina Thompson, Mary Scott, Joyce Martin, Robert Cheney, Debbie Bauer, Jesse Wilson Second Row: Dolores Meyer, Kathy Anderson, Donna Craw- ford, Joe Steiner, Terry Richards, Carol Holdren, Marilyn Kidd, Donald Tucker, Shirley Diller. Third Row: Mrs. Folk, Robert Emsberger, Iona Gibson, Joel Radabaugh, Cynthia Schick, Kevin Knight, David Conaway, Lou Peterson, Mark Latham, Dean Redd, Cathy Warren, Anne Gallant. Absent: Ronnie Hartman -55 Kindergarten First Row: Janet Mick, Joan Diller, Diane Bowyer, Nina Bish, Lora Waltz, Jana Reese Second Row: Nancy Otto, Roger Badertscher, Jay Bosse, Mikell May, Cheryl Heldman, Paul Bonhard, Jimmy Moyer Third Row: Miss Beagle, Ricky Stratton, Beth Carr, Larry Bucher, Ricky Miller, Doug Van Atta, LuAnn Wynkoop, Michael Heldman, Timmy Hartman, Delmer Nuzum, Har- old Parkins Absent, Clair Elwood, Jim Seem First Row: Steven Bauer, Douglas Swisher, Johnny Warren, Jill Bibler, Jeffery Blackburn Second Row: Johnny Myers, Timmy Opp, Laura Shellen- bargt-r, Jeff Spitler, Barbara Bower, Tony Stalhood, Louise Freeh. Pete Wurm Third Row: Greg Freeman, Becky Bishop, Gary Blosser, Brenda Blomberg, Philip Snook, Scott Neff, Chris Knight, Mark Powell, Denise Marquart, Kristin Latham, Randy Anderson, Miss Beagle. Absent: Joey Purdy, Calvin Holbrook Activities WE ARE DOING A LOT OF THINGS 57 Senior Scholarship Seated: John Spaeth, Carolyn Hanna, Lynn D. Falk, Standing: Kenneth Powell, Gary Crawford, Dennis Bame, James Boehm, Mark Crates. Honor Society First Row: Anita Rettig, Gary Crawford, Mark Crates, Dennis Bame, Judy Marquart, Barbara Huss. Second row: Linda Dukes, Carol Collins, Rebecca Schmehl, Shirley Elsea, Dorothy von Stein, Nancy Knepper, Karen Crev , Carolyn Hanna, Sharon Spaeth, Freda Huffman. Third row: Mr. Marshal, Roger Reiter, James Boehm, Allen Farrren- berg, Kenneth Powell, Lynn D. Falk, James Smith. 58 E n n s s f e r m u b m e e n s f a 1 Nancy Inbody.V. President Jean Ann Ream . . President Sharon Spaeth. .Secretary Sandra Wolf. . . .Librarian Robert Kurt. . . Treasurer Nancy Knepper. .Librarian 60 Mixed Chorus jn n .. fa cv ft 9Ua IdLtS RutaJ r First Row: Mr. Neal, D. Redd, J. Harris, F. Huffman, A. Rettig, C. Kidd, L. Dukes, V. Shindeldecker, S. Smith, S. Spaeth, S. Wolf, B. Frantz. Second Row: P. Wilson, R. Kling- ler, N. Inbody, L. Falk, J. Marquart, D. Elsea, R. Ream, L. Harris, A. Steinman, L. Harter, K. Crew, P. Warren, C. Han- na, S. Shindeldecker, T. Clymer, A. Ream, R. Badertscher. Third Row: H. Wilch, K. Thomas, J. Moser, J. Edinger, E. Goings, C. Traucht, K. Hamilton, R. Pore, D. Von Stein, B. Boutwell, B. Withrow, N. Knepper, R. Schmehl, K. Morri- son, S. Dilts, E. Daugherty, M. Falk, C. Collins, D. Powell, J. Spaeth. Row Four: P. Wilch, B. Kurt, L. Falk, J. Black- burn, G. Crawford, J. Smith, M. Crates, R. Thomas, D. Bame, J. Bame, W. Wineland, B. Parker, A. Ferrenberg, J. Searfoss, G. Ruppright, R. Reiter, D. Wolber, F. Freeh, L. Wilson, T. Kagy. Majorettes 1 n Kneeling: Nancy Inbody. Standing: Barbara Von Stein, Linda Harris, Karen Hamilton, Barbara Kurt, Sharon Spaeth 61 J. Harris, S. Spaeth, N. Inbody, S. Sr eldecker, L. Falk, A. Steinman, J. Ri R. Pore K. Morrison, Ace. J. Marqua Librarians jest M W Seated: Phyllis Warren, Barbara Huss, Janis Marshall, Mrs. Rachel Bower, Karen Welch, Glennda Lootens, Ralph Shack- Zirnmerman, Nadine Harris, Sherry Steinman, Marcia Mey- elford, Mary Cole, Nancy Chmitlin, Myra Bowman, Darlene Deeds, Jonella Harris, Robert Meyer. Standing: Gregory Warren, Freda Huffman. Carol Collins, Newspaper Staff Seated: Doneta Elsea, Trena Clymer, Carol Collins, Roger Standing: Freda Huffman, Dorothy Von Stein, Nancy Knep- Reiter, Linda Dukes, Judy Ackerman, Mr. Clevidence, Ad- per, Shirley Elsea, Nancy Inbody, Carol Lhamon. iRAUCH HARDWARE Nat. Bottle Gas Appliance Services , Davis Paint Jenera, Ohio THE TROUT FURNITURE 508 South Main Street 2716 North Main Street Findlay Ohio HAAS HOME FURNISHINGS Pandora Ohio Girls Athletic Association Seated: Nancy Inbody, Anita Rettig, Louellen Dukes, Ruth Reel. First Row: J. Marquart, S. Baier, S. Wolf, C. Lhamon, J. Ackerman, D. Wilkins, M. Nessler, M. Meyer, D. Staley, L. Falk, L. Dukes, J. Marshall, F. Huffman, J. Harris, S. Steinman, Mrs. N. Tippett. Second Row: Pat Bell, C. Hart- man, S. Walters, S. Loy, S. Shindeldecker, S. Spaeth, K. Ri- denour, D. Elsea, T. Clymer, M. Elsea, N. Chmitlin, C. Han- na, J. Patton, B. Von Stein, S. Montgomery, B. Kurt, K. Ruppright, K. Blackburn, P. Jones, R. Boutwell, D. Rettig. Third Row: S. Cole, N. Harris, J. Moser, L. Rankin, K. Welch, P. Warren, J. Ream, A. Steinman, D. Elsea, C. Col- lins, L. Morrison, K. Von Stein, C. Inbody, M. Carr, N. La- tham, S. Elsea, L. Harris, L. Harter, J. Marquart, V. Shind- eldecker, S. Crawford, B. Huss, L. Jones. Fourth Row: E. Goings, K. Crew, E. Dougherty, W. Bowman, E. Nunn, C. Shafer, B. Boutwell, J. Edinger, K. Morrison, R. Young, J. Ferrenberg, K. Westall, B. Withrow, R. Pore, N. Knepper, K. Hamilton, R. Schmehl, S. Pore, S. Schifferley, M. Falk, E. Goings, P. Falk, M. Cole. Junior Classical League Seated: S. Steinman, F. Huffman, C. Hartman, D. Staley, M. Meyer, P. Jones, C. Collins, M. Rausch, D. Elsea, Diane Elsea, S. Wolf, S. Elsea, C. Lhamon, J. Marquart. First Row: G. Warren, J. Ream, S. Baier, K. Von Stein, S. Spaeth, S. Shindeldecker, M. Bowman, M. Cole, L. Jones, N. Latham, M. Carr, K. Hamilton, V. Shindeldecker, L. Morrison, N. Harris, C. Rauch, J. Marshall, G. Lootens, D. Wagner, D. Stakland, Mrs. Zimmerman. Second Row: W. Yoakam, D. McDonald, D. Redd, A. Steinman, N. Inbody, J. Ream, C. Hanna, C. Traucht, J. Moser, B. Huss, K. Crew, L. Dukes, A. Rettig, P. Warren, L. Falk, M. Elsea, J. Harris, H. Wilch, M. Businger, G. Shafer, L. Little. Third Row: L. Falk, P. Wilson, R. Freed, R. Shackelford, P. Falk, E. Goings, S. Schif- ferly, N. Fenstermaker. K. Morrison, R. Young, J. Ferren- berg, K. Westall, B. Withrow, R. Pore, B. Boutwell, C. Shaf- er, J. Edinger, C. Inbody, M. Falk, D. Dorman, L. Bauman, P. Sullivan, J. Blackburn. Fourth Row: T. Kagy, D. Dang- ler, E. Habegger, B. Shilling, D. Krautter, G. Crawford, K. Powell, R. Thomas, D. Kidd, J. Boehm, W. Wineland, R. Parker, M. Crates, A. Ferrenberg, R. Reiter, E. Bixel, R. Marshall, R. Eck, D. Ernest, K. Bower, D. Powell, D. Scoles. - 64 Future Homemakers of America Seated: Nancy Inbody, Shirley Elsea, Karen Welch, Doro- Third Row: Pam Saltz, Barbara Kurt, Kathy Blackburn, thy Von Stein, Rebecca Schmehl, Susan Shindeldecker, Carol Nancy Chmitlin, Vicki Shindeldecker, Sharon Crawford, Collins, Barbara Von Stein, Miss Dirmeyer. Judy Patton, Nancy Knepper, Darlene Deeds, Linda Rank- First Two: Ruth Ellen Reel, Marilyn Nessler, Donna Rettig, in, Karen Ruppright, Doris Reichley, Sharon Loy, Sue Walt- Sharon Wilch, Caroleen Watkins, Carol Lhamon, Linda ers, Barbara Wolford. Dukes, Judy Ackerman, Jonella Harris. Fourth Row: Linda Harris, Linda Harter, Karen Hamilton, Second Row: Karen Ridenour, Carolyn Kidd, Kate Taylor, J °y ce Young, Doneta Elsea, Elaine Daugherty, Marlene Sharon Montgomery, Rhonda Boutwell, Linda Shackelford, Leeper, Carolyn Frommer, Sharon Pore, Rachel Bower, Lin- Ilene Bower, Shirley Wilson, Carol Sue Von Stein, Patty da Reiter, Yvonne Nunn, Suetta Dilts, Wanda Bowman, Bell, Cheryl Motter, Diane Watkins, Sharon Spaeth, Sharon Sandra Osborn, Susan Cole, Ruth Ann Wihrauch. Smith. F.H.A. Officers President Dorothy Von Stein Vice President Rebecca Schmehl Secretary Susan Shindeldecker Treasurer Carol Collins Parliamentarian Karen Welch Historian Shirley Elsea Reporter Barbara Von Stein Song Leader Nancy Inbody Advisor Miss Suzanne Dirmeyer B. E. WOLFROM HARDWARE LEITERS CLOVER FARM MARKET Gulf Gasoline, Oils, Paints The Best For Less Mt. Cory, Ohio Frozen Food Lockers Phone 326-5273 Jenera, Ohio -65- Future Farmers of America R (3 rt O b £ fe Seated: Rbert Rossman, Dennis Montgomery, Paul Wilch, John Spaeth, Dennis Bame, Jim Smith, Bob Kurt, Mr. Deeds First Row: Pete Wilson, David Von Stein, Edwin Zeisloft, Roger Badertscher, Ralph Heldman, Bill Jones, Charles Schmehl, Darl Deeds, Robert Johnson, John Deeds. Second Row: Jeff Vermillion, David Reese, Bill Beagle, Den- nis Dorman, Ken Thomas, Ed Camper, Duane Moore, Ed- ward Hummons, Arden Welch, James Hummons, Terry Shepler, Roger Peterson, Marty Marshall, Bill Johnson, Ro- bert Meyer. Third Row: Ronnie Howell, Paul Bormuth, Lowell Kline, Phillip Wilson, Richard Klingler, Marion McFadden, Fred Freeh, Paul Eckert, Duane Kidd, Gary Ruppright, Steven Beach, Larry Lehman, Robert Frantz, Leslie Cook, Steven Beagle, Bill Bauman, Nelson Schaller. F.F.A. Officers President John Spaeth Vice President Dennis Bame Secretary . Paul Wilch Treasurer James Smith Reporter Robert Kurt Sentinel Dennis Montgomery Student Advisor Robert Rossman Athletic Director Kenneth Thomas STEINMAN BROS. LUMBER CO. Jenera, Bluffton, Ada Ask Steinmans EDWARD BOSSE Dealer in Hay, Straw, Coal Phone 4403 Jenera, Ohio - 66 - Football Squad First Row: (Mgrs. John Collins Ralph Shackelford) Ed Habegger, Fred Freck, Tom Kagy, Roger Babcock, David Reese, Edward Hummon, Wayne Wineland, Kenneth Ret- tig, Bob Johnson, Jim Babcock, Alan Ferrenberg, Roger Eck, David Ernest Second Row: Assistant Coaches, Ron Lee, Ron Jenkins, Ian Betts, Ed Camper, Larry Lehman, Jim Heldman, Denny Dorman, Terry Shepler, Jim Se arfoss, Bob Rossman, Bob Parker, Paul Eckert, Joe Bower, Chuck Sullivan, Ron Tay- lor, Geoffrey Wolfrom, Earl Bixel, Jim Steiner, Coach Berry Third Row: Kenny Thomas, Denny Powell, John Spaeth, Pete Sullivan, Dennis Montgomery, Ron Thomas, Kenny Powell Mark Crates, Dennis Bame, Lynn Falk, Jim Smith, Marion McFadden, Garry Crawford, Gary Ruppright, How- ard Wilch, Larry Wilson, Albert Ream Lettermen ■ 1 JZ- ' JO 2I X-4 First Row: Kenny Thomas, Denny Powell, Ed Camper, Ron Taylor Second Row: Coach Berry, Jim Heldman, Larry Lehman, Terry Shepler, Jim Searfoss, Bob Parker, Bob Rossman, Joe Bower, Chuck Sullivan, Jim Steiner, Asst. Coaches, R. Jenk- HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. A Complete Line Of Farm Seeds Phone GA 2-9372 Findlay, Ohio ins, R. Lee Third Row: John Spaeth, Denny Montgomery, Ron Thomas, Ken Powell, Gary Ruppright, Mark Crates, Dennis Bame, Gary Crawford, Marion McFadden, L ynn Falk, Jim Smith, Pete Sullivan. FINDLAY PROVISION Butcher Boy Meats Phone GA-2-8232 R.R. No. 4, Findlay, Ohio Freshmen Squad First Row: Mike Businger, Bill Johnson, Bob Meyer, James aid, Bill Bauman, Bob Marshall, Don Dorman, Mike Waltz, Wineland, Jim Ream, John Brewster George Shafer, Steve Beagle, Freshman Coach, Ron Lee Second Row: Coach Berry, Nelson Schaller, Dave McDon- 1 1 k L y - c h i t V d P y a m M Cheerleaders PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Broad and Rockwell Findlay, Ohio Coaches Ronald Lee, Freshman Coach James Berry, Head Coach Ronald Jenkins, Assistant Coach Managers Ralph Shackelford John Collins SIMON SMITH BARBER SHOP Five Barbers 107 E. Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio Phone GA 2-3485 FINDLAY AUTO CLUB It Pays To Belong GA 2-4961 Findlay, Ohio Captains John Spaeth Gary Crawford HANCOCK COUNTY FARM EQUIPME1| DEALER ' S ASSOCIATION Findlay, Ohio Seniors Gary Crawford Co-Captain Quarterback 4 Year letterman Honorable Mention 3 All County 4 Dennis Bame End 3 Year letterman Honorable Mention All County 4 John Spaeth Co-Captain Guard 3 Year letterman Dennis Montgomery Guard 2 Year letterman All County 4 Lynn D. Falk Halfback 3 Year Letterman All County 4 All Area 4 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER B J SHAFFNER Distributors Seyfert ' s Potato Chips Pop Corn-Nut Meats Lima, Ohio 71 - Seniors Mark Crates Center 2 Year Letterman Ron Thomas Tackle 2 Year Letterman Pete Sullivan Guard 2 Year Letterman Jim Smith End All County 4 1 Year Letterman Marion McFadden Tackle 1 Year Letterman FINDLAY PUBLISHING CO. Republican-Courier Radio Station W.F.I. N. Findlay, Ohio Seniors Kenneth Powell Fullback 1 Year Letterman Gary Ruppright Tackle 1 Year Letterman Front Row: Jim Smith, Ron Thomas, John Spaeth, Mark Back Row: Jim Searfoss, Gary Crawford, Kenny Powell, Crates, Dennis Montgomery, Bob Rossman, Dennis Bame. Lynn Falk. Front Row: Marion McFadden, John Spaeth, Joe Bower. Searfoss, Pete Sullivan, Gary Crawford, Jim Smith, Dennis Back Row: Lynn Falk, Denny Powell, Kenny Thomas, Jim Montgomery. FINDLAY BEAUTY SCHOOL 108 South Main Ohio ' s Most Modern Beauty School Findlay Ohio THE NATIONAL LIME AND STONE COMPANY Findlay Ohio arcadia Football Jim Searfoss started the scoring as he smash- ed over from the six to give us a never relinquished lead. Falk, who played end this game caught two passes from Crawford to end our scoring. Arcadia added a score to their side but C-R had it wrapped up. Final score C-R 20 Arcadia 8. VAN BUREN Fullback Bob Parker scored tthe first TD on a plunge into the line. Falk, playing end again, received another Crawford pass to put us ahead 12 to 0. In the second quarter two passes from Gary Crawford to Lynn Falk, a combination which clicked several times all season, added two more scores to our total. In the second half, VB added two scores of their own only to watch Crawford dash 31 yards for another touchdown. Parker closed the scoring with a two yard plunge in the fourth quarter. Final score C-R 42 VB 14. VANLUE Cory-Rawson got off to a fine start by scoring two touchdowns on passes to Dennis Bame. Bad luck struck Gary Crawford received a serious leg injury to put him out for the rest of the season. Vanlue came back and scored five touchdowns to take the lead. We added another score to our total but fell short. Final score C-R 20 Vanlue 34. LIBERTY BENTON Early in the initial period, Ken Thomas scored for C-R, with Bill Johnson running the conversion. In the second quarter, L-B tallied to tie the score. In the final quarter, quarterback Lynn Falk was tackled in the end zone for a two point safety. Their lead was short lived as Jim Searfoss threw a 40 yard pass to Falk to put us back in front. We held them on downs and took over on their nine yard line. After a penalty which put the ball on the three, Falk moved in for the score. Final score C-R 20 Liberty Benton 10. LAFAYETTE The Lafayette game was a defensive dual, which ended in a scoreless tie. We had the deeper penetration, but lost our chance on a fumble. Final score C-R Lafavette 0. COLUMBUS GROVE The first game of the 1962 season found Col- umbus Grove at Cory-Rawson. Highlights The Hornets jumped into the lead early in the first quarter, when Lynn Falk exploded for 78 yards and a touchdown. Gary Crawford kicked the conversion. The second score came on a Crawford pass to Dennis Bame, with Falk running the con- version. In the second quarter, Jim Searfoss scored after a 38 yard march. Shortly afterwards, Craw- ford recovered a fumble on the kickoff and then plowed over from the six to put the icing on the scoring. Final score C-R 27 CG 0. McCOMB This year ' s Cory-Rawson team got revenge for last year ' s defeat on the two yard line. The Hornets drew first blood when Falk dash- ed 45 yards up the middle for the touchdown. The Panthers had a drive halted on the nine, when Joe Bowers recovered a fumble on our 12. The first | play then saw Crawford break loose on an 88 I yard jaunt for the final score. Final score C-R 12 McComb 0. BUCKEYE LOCAL Adding a new opponent to the schedule did not seem to bother C-R. It was Lynn Falk who did most of the damaging as he had a field day in scor- ing five touchdowns. He had touchdown runs of 40, 7, and 53 yards. His other two came on pass recep- tions from Crawford of 45 and 23 yards. Crawford also tallied on a run in the second half. Other scores in the rout were a nine yard run by Searfoss, a 40 yard pass from Steve Beagle to Earl Bixel, and a stolen ball by defensive tackle Marion MacFad- den, who romped 60 yards for the final score. Buckeye Local scored on C-R in the third period, thus being the first to score on us this year. Final Score C-R 64 Buckeye Local 8. ARLINGTON The first defeat of the season came at the hands of Arlington. They scored first when a punt was blocked on the 12, and three plays later, they ' scored. C-R came bouncing back on a 90 yard march with Falk finally going over from the one. Again Arlington capitalized on a C-R mistake as we fumbled on the 27. A determined defense finally could not hold them as they scored from the four. Our final score came on a Crawford |Falk pass. Final score C-R 12 Arlington 18 SRS. Linda Dukes Gary Crawford SOPHS. Ruth Ellen Reel Ronald Taylor Football Action INDIVID UAL SCORING RECORD Lynn Falk 102 points Cory-Rawson 27 Columbus Grove Falk Establishes New CR Record Cory-Rawson 12 McComb Gary Crawford 29 points Cory-Rawson 64 Buckeye Local 8 Jim Searfoss 20 points Cory-Rawson 12 Arlington 18 Dennis Bame 18 points Cory-Rawson 20 Arcadia 8 Bob Parker 16 points Cory-Rawson 42 Van Buren 14 Ken Thomas 12 points Cory-Rawson 20 1 Vanlue 34 Bob Johnson 6 points Cory-Rawson 20 Liberty-Benton 10 Marion McFadden 6 points Cory-Rawson Lafayette Earl Bixel 6 points Terry Shepler 2 points FRANK BAKER BREAD COMPANY Lima.Ohio 76 Operettas - 77 Varsity Cheerleaders ' J j  S Linda Harter Judy Marquart Vicki Shindeldet Pam Falk Kathy Blackburn i Marcia Meyer Jr. High Cheerleaders Kneeling: Janice Hartman Mary Alice Sheidler Standing: Billy Leeper Judy Powell COMPLIMENTS OF THE COUNTRY MARKET Meats. Groceries, General Merchandise Route 224 Findlay, Ohio Congratulations Senior Class of 1963 ARLINGTON FORD SALES Arlington, Ohio - 78 - BLUFFTON MEAT MARK Home Killed Meats Custom Butchering and Proi Bluffton Busy Butchers Coaches Ronald Jenkins James Berry Captains Managers Co-Captains: Lynn Falk Gary Crawford Managers: Ralph Shackelford, Greg Warren THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Bluffton, Ohio Member of Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - 79 - Varsity Coaches: Jenkins and Berry Thomas, Mark Crates, Bob Parker, Dennis Ban.e, Gary Standing: Duane Moore, Lynn Falk, Bob Kurt, Ron Crawford, James Searfoss, Terry Shepler. Reserves Kneeling: Jon Dukes, Mike Waltz, Dave Scoles, Roger Freed, Roger Badertscher, Bill Johnson, Bob Meyer. Standing: Coach Jenkins, John Collins, Terry Cupples, Kenneth Rettig, Karl Bixel, Dave Krautter, Paul Eckert, Albert Ream, Coach Berry. Lynn Falk Duane Moore V A R S T Y Dennis Bame ! i W- l - - . . I i Gary Crawford Mark Crates $1 - Terry Shepler Robert Kurt Jim Searfoss Robert Parker Ronald Thomas 82 Jr. High Basketball Seated: Robert Ritchey, Jim Dukes, Richard Meyer, Donn Tom Dorman, Philip Traucht, Dale Biery, Mike Von Stein, Kramer. Second Row: Alan Holdren, Tom Baier, Jerry Pore, Dick Pearson, Steve Knepper, Bruce Bonhard, Mark Meyer, Kevin Welch, Mike Anderson, Tim Ridge. Third Row: Coach Mr Pixley, Coach. Seventh Grade Team First Row: Steve McFadden, Randy Huffman, Ronnie Reese, Mike Carr, David Shafer, Jerry Cupples, Tom Moyer, Mr. Mark Zimmerly. Standing: Tom Dorman, Coach, BiUy Webb, Pixley, Coach. -83 Basketball Highlights COLUMBUS GROVE The Hornets lost the first basketball game of the season to the Bulldogs by the score of 59-53. In the scoring, Crates tallied 19, followed by Bame with 17, and Moore with 10. Reserves: C-R 28-27. LEIPSIC Cory-Rawson lost their second game by a 70- 59 count. Falk was high with 15 points. Reserves: Leipsic 35-25. McCOMB The Hornets lost again, this time to the Panthers by 67-60. Crates was high with 15. Reserves: McComb 42-31. BEAVERDAM The Hornets won their first game by besting Beaverdam 59-54. Outstanding for us were Crates and Bame with 20 and 16 respectively. Reserves: C-R 43-30. BLUFFTON (Holiday Tournament) C-R reserved a berth in the finals by trouncing the Pirates 54-34. Crates led our scoring attack with 16 points. COLUMBUS GROVE (Holiday Tournament) C-R lost the title to Grove by a count of 62-53. Crates, Moore, and Crawford tallied 13,12, and 12 respectively. LIBERTY BENTON Cory-Rawson won over L-B 58-39. Crawford and Moore each meshed the nets for 17 points. Reserves: Liberty Benton 30-16. ADA The Hornets played a good game but it wasn ' t good enough to beat a tough Ada five. They won 57-47. Crates had a total of 22 points. Reserves: Ada 46-27. LAFAYETTE The Hornets lost a thriller in overtime to LaFayette 62-60. The hard fought battle found Crates ending up with 21„ followed by Falk with 14, and Moore and Bame with 12 each. Reserves: LaFayette 39-37. VAN BUREN Cory-Rawson got back on the winning road by downing Van Buren 53-46. High men were Craw- ford with 17 and Crates with 13. Reserves: Van Buren 39-37. VANLUE Cory-Rawson experienced their second league loss of the season to the Wildcats by a score of 52- 41. Bame carried the scoring honors with 18 points. Reserves: Vanlue 53-23. ARLINGTON The Hornets stung the Red Devils 60-49. In the rout, Moore meshed 21, followed closely by Bame with 19. Reserves: Arlington 42-35. HOPEWELL-LOUDEN Cory-Rawson lost to a tough quintet from H-L by a 68-55 count. High for us were Moore with 17 and Shepler with 10. Reserves: Hopewell-Louden 56-34. ARCADIA Cory-Rawson lost its third league game to the Redskins 53-41. Moore led scorers with 13 followed by Bame with 11. Reserves: Arcadia 53-47. VAN BUREN The Hornets bested the Black Knights again by the score of 62-53. Crawford hit for 16 points followed by Falk ' s 11. Reserves 45-41. BLUFFTON The Hornets romped over the Pirates from Bluffton for the second time this season 70-49. Crawford swished the cords for 18 followed by Bame with 11. Reserves: Bluffton 57-28. HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNAMENT Our first round opponent was McComb. It was a hard fought game finding us down by 10 at half- time. Led by Shepler ' s 5 quick buckets, the Hor- nets picked away at their lead and were only down by 1 at the start of the final stanza. Shepler still led the way by sinking a quick layup to put us ahead to stay. Falk added 7 points in the final 2 minutes to put the game out of reach. Shepler finished with 16, followed by Falk with 15. Bame and Parker contributed 13 and 12 respectively. Final score was Cory-Rawson 61 McComb 51. As we go to press, we find Cory-Rawson pitted against the Wildcats of Vanlue in the semifinals. Calendar SEPTEMBER 1 Students put up fair exhibits 3 Labor Day; County fair 4 Orientation Meeting at Ft. Findlay Hotel, 8:30 A.M 6 First day of school 7 C-R romps over Columbus Grove 27-0 10 High School class election time 14 C-R downs McComb 12-0 19 Senior pictures taken, say Cheese 21 C-R runs over Buckeye-Local 64-8 28 C-R loses to Arlington 12-18 29 Football team went to OSU game. DCTOBER 2 High School P. T. A 5 C-R beats Arcadia 20-8 9 Mt. Cory P. T. A. 12 C-R terrorizes Van Buren 42-14 16 County Soil Judging; Rawson P. T. A. 18 Grades and High school pictures taken 19 End of 1st six weeks; C-R loses to Vanlue 20-32 20 G.A.A. Homecoming Dance 22 Activity Groups and football pictures taken 23 College Night at Cory-Rawson 25 C-R beats Liberty-Benton 20-10 26 Teachers ' meeting, Toledo, Hooray, no school!!!!! NOVEMBER 2 C-R and Lafayette play close game 0-0 Football dinner for coaches High School P. T. A. Rawson P T. A. Carnival; Football Banquet Black Swamp Dinner at the high school Veteran ' s Day Mt. Cory P. T. A. Honor Society Social at Arlington Rawson Primary Operetta; Senior Scholarship Test At Liberty-Benton Rawson P. T. A. Senior Class Play Thanksgiving Day, No school Basketball: C-R loses to Columbus Grove 53-59; Thanksgiving Vacation End of 2nd six weeks; C-R loses to Leipsic 52-70 DECEMBER 4 County Parliamentary Procedure; High School P. T. A 7 No School 8 C-R beats Beaverdam 59-54 10-14 No School 11 Mt. Cory P. T. A. 14 C-R loses to McComb 60-67 15 C-R Romps over Bluffton 54-34; C-R 53, Columbus Grove 62 16 No Christmas Concert 17 Teachers ' Christmas Party 18 Rawson P. T. A. 21 Christmas Vacation starts 25 Christmas Day, Merry Christmas!!! 27-28 Bluffton Christmas Tournament JANUARY 1 New Year ' s Day 2 School Begins 4 C-R Beats Liberty-Benton 58-39 5 C-R loses to Ada 47-57 7 Music Festival Rehearsal at Liberty-Benton 8 High Schol P. T. A. mn 12 C-R Loses to Lafayette 60-62 (overtime) 14-15 No school 15 Mt. Cory P. T. A 18 C-R Beats Van Buren 53-46; End of Semester Semester Exams. 19 County Music Festival at Arlington 21 Semester Exams 22 Rawson P. T. A. 23-25 No School 25 C-R Loses to Vanlue 41-52 28 No School. Lots of snow krn N y-.v ' Ss .- r Imr JL a i  85 Calendar FEBRUARY C-R wins its third league game; Beat Arlington 60-49 C-R Loses to Hopewell-Loudin 55-68 High School P. T. A. Football recognition Day; awards given Basketball: C-R at Arcadia, we lost. Cory-Rawson Board of Education Meeting Mt. Cory P. T. A. Honor Society Social at Cory-Rawson Local Teachers ' Meeting Basketball: C-R at Van Buren, we won Basketball: C-R at Bluffton, we won H E.A. Executive Committee; Basketball Coaches Dinner County public speaking contest; Rawson P. T. A. N. W. O. I. A. County Basketball Tournament: Liberty-Benton Vanlue Sites; Washington ' s birthday. C-R meets McComb in first game of tourney County Basketball Tournament End of 4th Six weeks period. MARCH Basketball Tournament-Liberty-Benton Vanlue sites. Final County Tournament game Sectional Tournament drawing at Cory-Rawson High School P. T A. Sectional Basketball Tournament at C-R Sectional Basketball Tournament at C-R Mt. Cory P. T. A. Local Teachers ' Meeting; Greta Lindbeck, transfer student, will talk to High School at 2:45 Rawson Carnival Science Fair at Arlington; District Basketball Tournament Rawson P. T. A. Career Day; County Government Day F. F. A.-F. H. A. Banquet; Preliminary District-State Scholarship Tests Regional Basketball Tournament Roman Banquet APRIL 2 High School P. T. A. 5 Eighth Grade Test 8 Cory-Rawson Board of Education Meeting 9 N. W. O. A. S. at Lima Senior High School 10 H. E. A. Fish Fry at Arcadia 11 End of 5th six weeks: Local Teachers ' Meeting 12 Good Friday 14 Easter Sunday 16 Rawson P. T A. 17 N. W.O.I. A. 19 Junior Class Play 22-26 ON-THE-JOB-TRAINING, for Commercial Students 27 County Baseball Tournament MAY 3 Mt. Cory Elementary Operetta 4 Final District-State Scholarship at Findlay College 5 Spring Concert by Music Department 6 H. E. A. Executive Committee 8 Honor Society Banquet and Initiation at Van Buren 9 Local Teachers ' Meeting; County Board Meeting 10 Junior-Senior Banquet 11 District Baseball Tournament; County Track Tournament 13 C-R Board Meeting 16 District Track Meet; Senior exams. 17 Senior Exams 18 Alumni Banquet 19 Baccalaureate at 2:00 P.M.; Commencement at 8:00 P.M. Prof. Warren Guthrie, Speaker 22-25 Senior Trip 22-24 Year end exams. 24 Last day for students 27-29 Teachers ' Records 29 Last Day For Teachers END MILES FUNERAL HOME 500 Lima Avenue Ambulance Service GA 2-1515 Findlay Complimen tary Advertisers ESSINGER ' S APPAREL SHOP Arlington NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES Arlington COMMUNITY MARKET Bluffton GEIGER AND DILLER Bluffton HILTY ' S FLOWERS Bluffton NISWANDER ' S NEWSSTAND Bluffton PATS BARBER SHOP Bluffton URICH ' S I G A FOOD LINER Bluffton WARREN IMPLEMENT Bluffton AL BASS CLOTHES Findlay ALICE BEAUTY AND DRESS SHOP Findlay DR. M. D. BAIR DR. E. 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