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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1967 volume:

Gem The Class of 1967 Presents THE HORNET Administration 2-10 Seniors 11-34 Table of Contents § Underclassmen 35-46 Grades 47-60 Sports 76-93 Board of Education Vice-President Clarence Jones President Donald Laiham Clerk Monroe Steiner Larry Baier Lehr J. Reese Eldon Schafer HANCOCK COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASS ' N., INC. Complete Line of Farm Supplies Try Farm Bureau First Farm Owned Farm Controlled Findlay-Williamstown-Mt. Cory-Mt. Blanchard TRY LANDMARK FIRST HANCOCK ASPHALT PAVING INC. Route 4 Findlay, Ohio Superintendent R. K. DERRICKSON Wittenberg College, 2 Yr. Diploma Findlay College, A.B. Ohio State University M.A. in Administration JO ANN JARRELL School Secretary ' COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Principals High School GERALD L. BARBER Ohio State University, B.S. Chemistry, Physics, General Science JAMES BERRY Bluffton College, B.S. Biology, Driver Ed., Physical Ed. : Football Coach Elementary R. F. MOYER Bluffton College, A.B. University of Cincinnati M. of Ed. 1955 Jim Herrin, Pontiac Lou LaRiche, Volkswagon Wiggins Rambler Findlay International, Inc. HANCOCK COUNTY AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION Hollington Buick Collingwood Ford C. 0. Duffield Sausser Dodge Harrington Chevrolet Findlay Motors Willard Sales Service RAYMOND CLEVIDENCE Bowling Green State University, B.S. Findlay College Commercial JO ANN WILSON Hanover College, A English 10-11 Speech LOWELL ROSSMAN Findlay College, B.S. Commercial FRANKLIN DEEDS Ohio State University, B.S. Vocational Agriculture VERNICE DAVJES Bluffton Coliege, B.A. Ohio State University Mathematics ? ; ence JAMES 1 ' IXLEY Findlay College, A.B. American History, Social Studies, Phys. Ed., Assistant Basketball Coach JEANNE WASBRO Findlay College, A.B. Toledo University French, English 111 EDWIN EHEMANN Ohio Northern University B.S. in Education History, Jr. High Basketball CHARLENE BELLEVILLE Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education Vocational Home Economics JOHN EDIE Ohio Northern Univ B.S. in Education Industrial Arts AVON ' ELLE ZIMMERMAN Bluffton College, A.B. Ohio Northern University Bowling Green University English, Latin, Librarian LOUIS ROSSMAN Findlay College, A.B. Instrumental Five- Twelve Vocal Nine-Tw elve SUSAN HAMILTON Otterbein College, B.A. Findlay College Girls ' Phys. Ed. B J SHAFFNER Distributors Seyfert ' s Potato Chips Pop Corn-Nut Meats Lima, Ohio BONITA SHINDLEDECKER Ohio Wesleyan, B.F.A. Art MARY K. MORRIS Findlay College, B.S. Natural Sciences, Math and Science 7 and 8 MARY WALKER Findlay College A.B. in Education English Grade 7 ALICE MOYER Bowling Green State University Bluffton College, B.S. Grade 6 DOROTHY REAM Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Bluffton College B.S. Elem. Ed. Grade 6 JOYCE BOWERSOCK Mary Manse College Bluffton College Grade 6 L MILDRED POWELL Diploma, Bowling Green Bluffton College Ohio Northern University Grade 5 JUNE McVETTA Bluffton College, A.B. Bowling Green State University Grade 5 LINDA EWING Bluffton College Grade 5 MARY BLOSSER Bluffton College Grade 4 SUSAN VERNON Ohio Northern University Grade 4 MIRIAM HEISTAND Findlay College, B.S. Grade 3 LOIS SCHAFER Bowling Green State University Grade 3 HELEN ZIMMERMAN Stetson University, M.S. Ohio Northern University Grade 2 M h IDELLA BENNER Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University 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 Albert Bauman, Harold Young, Wayne Watkins, Calvin Denhart, Ralph Waltz, Don Blunk, Alberta Holdren, Marcella Orr, Betty Eck, Edith Meyer. Custodians Cooks High School Mt. Cory Rawson Virgil Borkosky Ralph Waltz Donald Blunk Marguerite Neff Helen Thomas Helen Koontz Mary Vermillion Lucille Borkosky Annual Staff EDITOR Mike Anderson ASSISTANT EDITOR Linda Inbody BUSINESS MANAGER Dale Biery CIRCULATION MANAGER Jim Dukes MUSIC EDITOR Janet Deeds SPORTS EDITOR Mike Von Stein ART EDITOR Aaron Hicks LITERARY EDITOR p am Allen JOKE EDITOR Al Holdren CALENDAR EDITOR Kathy Freed ADVERTISING Skip Babcock, Judy Powell Marcia Boutwell, Bruce Bonhard Chris Dukes, Janice Hartman PHOTOGRAPHER Paul Duffy ADVISORS , Mr. Clevidence Mr. Derrickson 11 Senior Class Vice-President President Dorm Kramer Kevin Welch Secretary Treasurer Richard Meyer Mike Von Stein 12 Co- Valedictorians Salutatorian Judy Powell Dale Biery Janet Deeds 13 PAMELA KAY ALLEN Girls ' Chorus X, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest 3; County Music - Contest 4; Honor Society 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4: National ip Test 3; Prelim- ' Schol ■ship Tel trict-Stat Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; News- paper Staff 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; County Science Fair 1, 2 KK ' HAKIi AMSTI ' TZ ship Test Finj Photography Club MIKE ANDERSON Boys Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2; District Music Contest 3, 4; County Music Festival 4; Boys ' Quartet 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman 3, 4; All-league 4; Track 1; Varsity Club 4; Class President 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; County Presi- dent 4; Annual Editor 4; National Merit Test 3; District- State Test, Preliminary and Final, 1, 2, 3, 4; Agriculture Scholarship Test 4; Class Play 3; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; News- paper Staff 4; County Science Fair SKIP BABCOCK Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterm Track 1; Varsity Club 4; Staff 4 TOM BAIER Boys ' Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, i; Letterman 2. 3, 4; All-league 4; All-area H. Men. Tri-Captain 4; Basketball 1 ; All-State Football Team H. Men.; Track 1; JOL; Var- sity Club 4; Officer 4; Homecoming Escort 2, 4 14 LINDA BENJAMIN Girls ' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Chapter Degree 2; Letter Chairman of FHA 3; Re- serve Cheerleader 3; FHA Letter ard 3 DALE BIERY 4; Football Letterman 4; Basket- ball 1. 2. 3, 4; B.B. Letterman 3. 4; Varsity Club 4; Class President 1; Test 4; Buckeye Boys ' State 3; JCL KAREN BOEHM Girls ' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4; FHA 1, 2. 3, 4; Chapter Degree 2; Preliminary Scholarship Test 2 Honor Society BRUCE BONHAKH Band 1, 2 Officer 4; District Musi 4; Boys ' Quartet 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 3, 4; All-league 4; Basketball 1; Track 2, 3; Varsity Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; National Mer- it Test 3; District-State Test Final 1, 2. 3; Class Play 3; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Editor Newspaper Staff 4; Fair 1, 2; District County Music Fes- MARCIA BOITWELL tMusi ; DJs- Band ( 3; Dist trict Music Festival 3; County Music Festival 3, 4; Girls ' Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Of- fice Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Librarian 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapter Degree 2; FHA Officer 2, es. 4; County FHA Officer 3, eliminary Scholarship Test 1, tring Delegate to State FHA Convi 2; Solo and Ensemble O.ntejt ■■ DAVID BREWSTER Boys ' Chorus 1; Football Football Letterman 3, 4; H. Men 4; All-area H. Mei Captain 4; All-State Footb H. Men 4; Varsity Club 4 15 ELVA MARIE BUSINGER Girls ' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chapter De- gree 2; FHA Officer 3; Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3; Voting Delegate E. CHARLENE COOKSON Girls ' Chorus 1, 2. 3; Chorus 1. 2, 3; GAA 1. 2, 3, tional Merit Scholarship T JCL 1, 2. 3. 4; Librarian County Science Fair 2, 3; I Fair 2, 3; State Si I; Science Exhib i; Junior Acade ' jM Tm - Mixed 4; Na- est 3; w istrict State WAYN E A. CRIST Footba 2. 8, 4 1, 2; Track 1, 2; FFA 1, County Public Speaking 4; District Public Speaking Contes 4; Parlimentary Procedure Team 4 JANE DILLER Girls ' Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2. 3. 4; Chapter Degree 2; FHA Officer 2; Reporter FHA State Convention 4; FHA Letter; Award of Merit Chairman 4 PAUL F. DUFFY Attended Holgate 1, 2 Boys ' Chor- us 1,2, 3: Mixed Chon. 1, 2, 3; District Music Contest 1, 2, 3; State Music Contes 1; Football 3. 4; Letter-man 4; Basketball ManaK ' -r 3, 4; Track Club 4; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Scholarship Tes 3; District- State Scholarship Te Bt 3; Class Play 3; JCL 4; Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4; Photo Club Pres. 4 16 CHRIS DUKES Boys ' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; District Music Festival 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Class Play 3; Newspaper Staff 4 JIM DUKES Boys Chorus i. 2. 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Band l-!eague 3; H. Men; Co- Varsity Club 4; Varsity cer 4; Class President Society 3, 4; Offict Staff 4; County Si RONALD EUGENE FENSTERMAKER Boys ' Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest 1, 2; County Music Festival 4; Football 3; Honor So- ciety 4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Pre trict-Stat Schols 17 ALAN HOLDREN Boys ' Chorus 2. 4; Mixed 2; District Music Contest 1; Foot- ball 1. 2, 3, 4; Football Lettarman 4; All-league 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; Track Letterman 3; County Track Meet 1. 2, 3; District Track Meet 3; Baseball 1; Varsity Club 4; Class Secretary 1; Honor Society 4; Annual Staff 4; Nation- al Merit Test 3; County Science Fair 2; Preliminary District Test 1 DON HUSTON Boys ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer Parlimentary Procedure Team 3; FFA State Judging Team 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 4; Band Ensemble 3, 4; District Music Contest 1, 3; Dis- trict Music Festival 3; Girls ' Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 2; Honor So- ciety 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; National Merit Test 3; Class Play 3; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; News- paper Staff Test 1, 2; County I Preliminary .ic Festival 3, 18 LARRY KEMPF PATRICIA KIMMBL Girls ' Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; GAA I 3, 4; Office Staff 4; Junior 1 Board 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; F Officer 4; Chapter Degree 2; H« coming Attendant 3; Cn-rd respondent 2; FHA State Coir tion 3; FHA Utter 3 DONN P. KRAilER Boys ' Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Statistician Football 4; Varsity Club 4; Class Vice-President 4; FFA 3, 4; Officer Parlimentary Procedure Team -i; Junior Classical League 1, 2, 3, 4 R1LLIE LEEPER 4; County Mu: 3, 4; District Music 1 Honor Society 3, 4; Gj Contest 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, FHA Officer 4; State Home- igree 4; Chapter Degree FHA Convention DONALD R. McFADDEN Boys ' Chorus 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Let- Varsity Club 4; JCL 1,2, DICK MEYER Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Letter- man 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; B.B. Letterman 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Var- sity Club 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Pres.; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Newspaper Staff 4 11) 1 1 f J STEVE OMAN Boys ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; District Music Contest 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letternian 4; Varsity Club 4; FFA 1. 2, 3, President 4; FFA State Delegate 3; Parlimentary Procedure Team 3, 4; FFA State Judging Teams, Meat Judging 2, General Liv Stack 2, 3; County Judging Teams, Dairy Judging 2, General Live Stock 3; Soil Judg- ing 4; County and District Public c RICHARD PEARSON Boys ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2; Football 1 Letterman 4; Basketball Letternian 3, 4; Varsit FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer; tary Procedure Team 4 DONNA PETERSON Girls ' Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Mi Chorus 3, 4; Band Ensemble 2, District Music Contest 1, 2. County Music Festival 3. 4; Gi Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; GAA ■ Scholarship Test -2, 3, al 2, 3; Class i 4; Librarian 1 ence Fair 2, 3 2, 3, Cou JERRY PORE Bovs ' Chorus 1, 2; Footl 4; Football Letterman 2. sity Club 4; FFA 1, 2; ( JUDY POWELL Clas Secre tary 2; Class Treasurer ciety 3 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Honr r Soo Annual Staff 4; County hcer Secretary- Sr mlmar 1 Merit Scholar- and Final Dis- trict Scholar ship Test Final 1. 2. 3; Cla. s Play 3; Office Staff 4; JCL 4; Ne Libr 2; Rotary Award 2, 3; Girls Chon s 1, 2, Chor Mixed Chorus ,4; B nd 1,2 . ' i, 4 ; Band Pres. 4; B nd E 1, 2, 3, 4; Dis- Music Contes 1, 2, 3, 4; State Musi Fes 2, 3, 4; Girls ' Trip e Trio 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Coun ty Sci nee Fa r 1, 2; District DEBORAH REDD Girls ' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Band Ensemble 3, 4; District Music Contest 1, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; JCL 1, 2, 3. 4; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; Sax Quartet 3. 4 20 SARA REDD District Solo and Ensemble Con- test 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dis- trict Music Contest 1, 3, 4; Saxo- phone Quartet 3, 4; County Music .4: Majoi Nat ' l Society 4; GAA 1. 2, 3, 4; 1, 2, 3, 4; Stat Homemaker ' s e 4; Chapter Degree 2; State Convention 4; Office Staff 4; alien Accomp. 3 SUSAN 1 Girls ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3, 4; County Science Fair 2; Intra- mural Basketball KAY RUSSELL Girls ' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 4; Office Staff 4; FHA 2, 3 Chapter Degree 3 BILL SHACKELFORD Boys ' Chorus 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Letterman 3, 4; Var- MARY ALICE SHE1DLER Girls ' Chorus 1, 2; Band 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4; JCL 1, 2, ROSE ANN STULTS Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA 2, 3, 4; Chapter Degree 3 21 LARRY D WOLFORD Boys ' Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4; Football 2, 3; Letterman 3; Varsity Clul FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Officei mentary Procedure Tea FFA State Judging Tea l .rli BARBARA YOUNG Girl ' s Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; M Chorus 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; FH 4; FHA Officer 4; FHA Lette Baking Contest State Fair 4 BEVERLY YOUNG Girls ' Chorus 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chor- us 1, 2; GAA 3; FHA 3, 4; FHA Officer 4; Baking Contest State Class Flower Deep Red Rose Class Colors Burgundy and White Class Motto The Road of Toil Leads to the City of Success. THE BLUFFTON NEWS Always pleased to report the good work of Hornet students and athletes. ANDERSON TRACTOR SUPPLY USED TRACTOR PARTS R.R. No. 1, Bluffton, Ohio 358-5232 23 THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Bluffton, Ohio Member of Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 24 Class History As we reminisce over the past four years spent together in Cory-Rawson High School, many memories, some pleasant and some not so pleasant, are associated with our thoughts. Our freshman year, 1964 found a group of 70 green freshies entering the hal- lowed halls of C-R. We progressed rapidly under the guidance of our teachers and especially our class sponsors, Mrs. Reeder Mr. Jenkins, and Mrs. Zimmerman. Through their influence, we soon found that we didn ' t know quite as much as we thought we did. We chose our officers to guide us through our first year. They were : President, Dale Biery; Vice President, Mike Von Stein; Secretary, Alan Holdren; and Treasur- er, Judy Powell. During the year we were unfortunate to lose Kenny Curtis, Vickie Griggs, Jerry Oswald, Ronnie Oswald, Tim Ridge, Bob Ritchey, and Judy Shepard. We gained Rose Ann Stults. Gaining in confidence, but losing the glitter and excitement of our first year, we plodded on as sophomores, falling into the ruts of high school life. We also enjoyed choosing our class rings and attending class meetings and parties with our sponsors, Miss Belleville, Mrs. Smith, and Mr. Sprunger. Our officers were : President, Mike Anderson; Vice President, Mike Von Stein; Secretary, Judy Powell; and Treasurer, Linda Inbody. Gained during the year were Juanita Benton, Jon Clark, Linda Harris, and Stacy Van Horn. Lost were Jon Clark, Alan Elsea, Roger Merchant, Mark Meyer, Juanita Benton, and Bob Victory. Before long the summer had drawn to a close and we were juniors. As juniors, we found the responsibilities of being upperclassmen mounting. One of the highlights of the year was the receiving of our class rings. Our dramatic ability was displayed by the presentation of our class play, Butter on the Bacon, under the direction of Mr. Berry. Due to much hard work and co-operation of all, it was one of the crowning achievements of our year. Officers elected for the year were: President, Jim Dukes; Vice President, Mike Von Stein; Secretary, Janice Hartman; and Treasurer, Kathy Freed. Our sponsors. Mr. Deeds, Mr. Sprunger, and Mr. Rossman, probably suffered from a few headaches while helping us plan the annual Junior-Senior Prom. It was held in the high school gymnasium with the theme, Midnight Under the Sea. During the year we gained Dick Amstutz, Paul Duffy, and Alice Hauenstein but lost Skip Babcock, Dan Saltz, Keith Cook, and Alice Hauenstein. At last we are seniors. We have been looking forward to this time since we were freshmen. Now we are the ones setting the examples and being looked up to by the underclassmen. The responsibilities which have slowly mounted are at a peak. The officers for our final year together are : President, Kevin Welch ; Vice Presi- dent, Donn Kramer; Secretary, Richard Meyer; and Treasurer, Mike Von Stein. Big events of the year were the selection of our class colors, motto, and flower, and the memorable Junior-Senior Prom. We welcomed to our class again, Skip Babcock. The members of the Senior Class wish to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Clevidence, who have helped to guide us in this last year, towards a graduation that will be followed by successful and meaningful lives. PORTER MUSIC CO., INC. SUPERIOR TRIM, INC. Conn Band Instruments 320 E. Sandusky Street 530 S. Main St. FINDLAy PAINT COMPANY Findlay ' 0hio 422 5335 inciiay, unio Dean Barry p aint _ Wa ] lpa pei— Supplies Michael Wise George Huser Phone 422-6563 25 Bits About Seniors NAME NICKNAME PASTIME AMBITION Pamela Allen Pam Deciphering Notes from Marcia B. Go to London Richard Amstutz Skinny Hot Rodding Nil Mike Anderson Poly Living up to my nickname To publish this Annual Skip Babcock Skip Having Fun Having fun without pay- ing the consequences Marjorie Margie Sewing To Attend I.B.M. school Badertscher Tom Baier Bear Helping Jay at his warehouse To work at the Y Linda Benjamin Lin Boys Break Kissing Record Dale Biery Wally Trying to win To Win an argument arguments with a certain person Karen Boehm Kowo Sewing Travel around the world Bruce Bonhard Barne Eating Design a 100,000 ton electromagnetic sub- marine Marcia Boutwell Marsh Writing bits of To become a member of interesting news the Boys ' Olympic to Pam A. Basketball Team David Brewster Wilson Leading a little gal thru the halls of C-R ■Be as lovable as a horse Elva Businger Sis Speeding on in- To own a 67 Chevy ter-state 75 convertible Charlene Cookson Charley Writing letters to Disect the biggest eye Mississippi in the world Wayne Crist Cris Driving Pontiac Build the First Diag Convertible Strip on the Moon Janet Deeds Jan Play for the Co-Editor of the quartet Rawson Gazette Jane Diller Kool-Aid-Kid Waiting for Go to college to get my week-ends MRS. Paul F. Duffy Duff Arguing To be President Chris Dukes C Dub Women, Cars Win the Indy 500 Jim Dukes Jay Staying at Al- Own a warehouse full bees of dead bears Tom Elsea Tom Doing things that To be successful have to be done at something Ron Fenstermaker Ron Goofing off Do as little as humanly HEARD SAYING Well, Thanks a lot! Censored Sorry about that Chief. Your gonna get New Starked You Can ' t Be Serious Welch, What ' s wrong with you ? I like that Tres ' bien You ' re too young for that Oh, No!! Just a minute You wouldn ' t kid me would you ? Oh Dink I don ' t care A lot of nothing I could care, if I had ten years to practice! You Cobb Kathy Freed Kate Darr yl Gallant DG Janice Hartman Hart Aaron Hicks Irv Driving a Corvair without an engine Day Dreaming Slugging rats that come in from Mt. Cory Working at St. Ritas Hospital possible To be as famous as Ann Margaret Live a life of leisure Cool Bill This is true Are you sure 1 Be a pen pal to Picasso Si millionaire at 30 Let ' s New Stark Em! WEAKNESS English Rock ' n Roll groups. 4 Barrel Carb. White Socks with Green Stripes on Thursdays. Sleeping Brown haired boys. Getting into trouble A Certain Bluffton Boy Fords Dark-haired boys Toothpicks Fried Noodles What ' s it to you Icy roads A certain Rawson Guy A certain guy in Air Force Blue Sleeping in 6th period study hall Basil Tall Guys Chocolate Malts I ' m infallible 163 Bolt Street Money French Class Money Doing things correctly Linebacker Money LATHAM ' S GARAGE Complete Automotive Service Phone 963-2511 Rawson, Ohio Compliments of BENNETT BROS. FURNITURE McComb, Ohio 26 Bits About Seniors NAME Alan Holdren Linda Inbody Larry Kempf NICKNAME Albeeee Lin Kemper Patricia Kimmel Pat Donn Kramer Krame Billie Leeper Bill Don McFadden Mac Dick Meyer Speed Steve Oman Chubs Dick Pearson Pud Donna Peterson Donna Jerry Pore Ace Judy Powell Judy Debbie Redd Deb Sara Redd Sare Susan Redick Sue Mary Kay Russell Kay Bill Shackelford Shack Mary Alice Mare Sheidler Rose Ann Stults Rosie Philip Traucht Phil Phyllis Traucht Phyllis T. Stacy Van Horn Stace Mike Von Stein Lurch PASTIME Going to my other house Doing something I ' m not suppose to. Chasing people in Findlay Twirling Working Censored Sleeping in study hall Going to the Black Angus with Mare, Deb, and Sare Eating Staying out of trouble Day Dreaming Underclassmen girls Dieting Sleeping Trying to speak French Going to the Black Angus with Ball, Mare, and Sare Going to the Black Angus with Mare, Deb, and Bill Falling down on the basketball court Sewing Trying to keep out of trouble Going to the Black Angus with Sare, Bill, ar i Deb Sewing Shooting pool in Jenera Driving to Bluffton Drinking Orange juice on Sunday Sports AMBITION HEARD SAYING Randy Ward Kevin Welch Larry Wolford Barbara Young Miss Clairol Being in Jenera Too numerous Blushing to mention Bob Barb Sleeping Borrowing money WEAKNESS Thursdays To keep my mouth shut Fast cars Girls Become V-P of sacking Censored Kroger ' s groceries To stay out of trouble Now you did it! Own a 427 Cobra Go to college Who ? ? ? Arguing Head Diesel Mechanics Made a Nut out of Long Blonds yourself didn ' t ya. Understand Boys That ' s not right Tall Boys To be like Jerry Lucas What do you Girls and G.T.O. ' s Know? Shine bald heads I ain ' t kidding Short blondes Hey Shorty Nothing To chase girls To be a James Bond like Mike A. Be successful ??????? Be on girl ' s basketball Oh, Shut up team Live in Paris Hey, Hart To go straight Censored Stay happy Alio Peyton Place ' s marriage Hi ya Dud counselor Supervise a Boys ' Dormitory UNCLE and work with Illya To travel Be Tom B ' s assistant at the Y Be a real Cowboy Go to I.B.M. School Buy a fast car to beat Wayne Crist ' s Anything and Every- thing To be an aborigine stuffer with S.L. Be a successful coach Get through college To talk with my eye- brows like Barne To be like Bart Starr To get rich quick Everything Jay ' s dead bears Food Girls,etc,etc, A thinking man Scaring little old ladies half to death Beverly Young Bev Skipping study hall Not to get caught O Look-ee there Strawberries Would you believe ' . ' Television Oh Really Monkees No Kidding Chevies Nothing Kissing Horses Tough toenails Food This is true Minni Skirts You better Money believe it Ranana Ranana Capital University Ranana Junior Small things A certain cheerleader Gee Zow A red head Ahhhhh, sure Taking too many peoples ' advice What are you doing : Mustangs How much do I Anything that owe you ? costs money Gee Study hall GEIGER AND DILLER Men ' s Wear And Family Footwear 134 Main Street Ph. 358-1416 Bluffton, Ohio BUSINGER ' S WELDING AND REPAIR SHOP Jenera Ohio 27 JAMES HUGUS INSURANCE Rawson, Ohio Representing Cole Dome A Complete Insurance Agency PLAINVIEW FARM Ice Cream and Dairy Products • Pasteurized Jersey Milk Jeneia, Ohio 28 EVANS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Royal Typewriters Office Equipment Cory Crawford St Findlay, Ohio Pm X O pq O CD cfl 3 « 2, S « £ J - e ™ o — : S H S a o o W g 3 29 Last Will and Testament We, the members of the Senior Class of 1967 of Cory-Rawson High School, Han- cock County, 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 Pud, so they can win one of the faculty-booster basketball games. ARTICLE II To our sponsors, Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Clevidence, we will the courage to accept a Senior home room. ARTICLE III To the Juniors, we will our spirit and ability to win the championships. ARTICLE IV To the Sophomores, we will half the fun that we had. ARTICLE V To the Freshmen, we will all of our good menus. ARTICLE VI We, the members of the Senior Class, individually will the following: I, Pamela Allen, will my ability to get away with murder in World History and get A ' s in conduct to Kurt Beach. I, Dick Amstutz, will my two wheel corners to any future Parnelli Jones. I, Mike Anderson, will one of my girls to every freshman boy. I, Skip Babcock, will my Rent-a-Sock to Ed Ridge. I, Marjorie Badertscher, will my ability to get along with Miss Belleville to Darlene Rizor. I, Tom Baier, will my thick black hair to Spike Berry, for the top of his head. I, Linda Benjamin, will my ability to FINALLY be a Senior to anyone who isn ' t. I, Dale Biery,- will my ability to get along with my teachers to Terry Freed. I, Karen Boehm, will my quietness in English class to Ted Boehm. I, Bruce Bonhard, will my safe driving ability to the Drivers Ed. class of ' 68. I, Marcia Boutwell, will my ability to tell GOOD jokes to Larry Bowersox to help im- prove his reputation. I, David Brewster, will my shoulder pads to Junior Wagner. I, Elva Businger, will my auburn hair and freckles to Tim Boutwell, good luck! ! ! ! I, Charlene Cookson, will my ability to write to anyone who has enough money to pay the postage. I, Wayne Crist, will my ability to speed shift to Mark Z ' mmerly. I, Janet Deeds, will my size 5 band uniform to Steve Shafer. I, Jane Diller, will all my mistakes to those kids who think they never make any. I, Paul F. Duffy, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Shindeldecker to Paul Fenster- maker. I, Chris Dukes, will my worn out red line tires for his super stock Plymouth to Tom Moyer. I, Jim Dukes, will mv black socks to anvone who wears white ones. THE FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY FINDLAY GLASS CO., INC. Dealer In Grain, Seed, Coal and Farm Supplies Bluffton, Ohio 208 East Sandusky St. Findlay, Ohio Phone 422-6872 DEAN ' S SINCLAIR SERVICE Gas, Oil, Brake and Complete Repair Service Bluffton, Ohio 30 I, Tom Elsea, will my ability to pursuade teachers to let me out of study hall to anyone disliking study hall. I, Ron Fenstermaker, will my ability to do nothing to anyone who does not want to suc- ceed. I, Kathy Freed, will my ability to be in the right place at the wrong time and having the wrong thing happen to Christine Rodabaugh. I, Darryl Gallant, will my seat on the bus to Steve Bormouth, if he can find it. I, Janice Hartman, will my unique nose to Mike Daniels and Paul Businger. I, Aaron Hicks, will all my bad habits to Paul Marquart; he needs some. I, Al Holdren, will my black converse tennis shoes to Dave Nessler so he can become an- other Bob Cousy. I, Judy Honse, will my tallness to Junior Wagner. I, Don Huston, will my locker to anyone who wants it. I, Linda Inbody, will my cornet to Tom Chmitlin so he can learn to play two at a time. I, Larry Kempf, will John Edie to anyone who wants him. I, Patricia Kimmel, will my ability to let Arlington boys alone. I, Donn Kramer, will my short red hair to Ann Holdren. I, Billie Leeper, will my height to Jr. Wagner so that he won ' t have to tap a girl ' s knee to ask for a dance. I, Don McFadden, will my ability to sleep during study hall to Gary Heldman. I, Dick Meyer, will my foul shooting ability in basketball to Neil Schaller. I, Steve Oman, will my Chevy II to Randy Bunn so he will have a car when his dad takes his away. I, Richard Pearson, will my foul shooting ability to Barb Westall. I, Jerry Pore, will my sex appeal, for what it ' s worth to Dennis Gosman. I, Judy Powell, will my end locker to Tommy Moyer, so that he won ' t have to memo- rize the number either. I, Donna Peterson, will my ability to lose contact lenses to anyone who can afford it. I, Susan Redick, will my dilapidated French dictionary to any first year Frenchman who needs it. I, Debbie Redd, will my collection of aborigines toenails to anyone who thinks he is in need of them. I, Sara Redd, will my gold tooth to Steve Schafer so he will always be rich. I, Kay Russel, will my ability to work in the office 1st period to Kathy Jones. I, Bill Shackleford, ' will my I, Mary Alice Sheidler, will my pierced ears to Doug Hicks. I, Rose Ann Stults, will my ability to taik in 6th period study hall to Linda Stults. I, Phil Traucht, will my ability of getting my Ag. books into Mr. Deeds late to David Bormuth. I, Phyllis Traucht, will my long red hair to Vicky P. It ' s cheaper. I, Stacy Van Horn, will my great talent of blowing a whistle without making a sound to Sue Baumgardner. I, Mike Von Stein, will next year ' s football team the pride and spirit of this year ' s. I, Randy Ward, will my ability to choose the right girl to anyone who needs one. I, Kevin Welch, will my blond eyebrows to Anne Holdren. I, Larry Wolford, will my long black hair to Clevi. I, Barbara Young, will my ability to owe money to the library to anyone who is rich. I, Beverly Young, will my ability to keep my desk clean and neat to Mr. Clevidence. POWERLESSNESS OF ATTORNEY Mike Anderson WITNESSED BY Mr. Clevidence Mr. Derrickson FRANK BAKER BREAD COMPANY Lima, Ohio :!1 Class Prophecy It was 1977 and I, Pam Allen, had been invited to visit some outstanding person- alities. My hostess was the celebrated columnist Billie Leeper Dukes. She and her il- lustrious husband, Jim, manage a national magazine. We first attempted to visit the eccentric tycoon Dale Biery. We received stiff op- position from Larry Wolford, his stalwart business manager, but Marcia Boutwell, his private, private secretary who types 150 words a minute, came to our aid. 1 hen we were informed by his wife, the former Linda Inbody, that he was in consultation with Professor Alan Holdren, B.A., B.S., Ph.D., the renowned nuclear physicist, and could not be disturbed However, she graciously consented to show us the experiments which he was financing. We found Steve Oman, Kevin Welch, and Don Huston developing a new tvpe of corn which would require absolutely no care and harvest itself. Tom Elsea, Phil fraucht and Darryl Gallant were testing a new device to do away with eccentric tvcoons like Dale. We also saw Bill Shackelford trying to gain support for his cam- paign to legalize drag-racing on public highways. He was receiving considerable back- ing from that New Stark gang, Tom Baier, Aaron Hicks, and particularly Jerry Pore, who is donating funds from his string of discoteques. As we left we commented on the fine modern offices and learned they had been built by Larry Kempf Enterprises. ' We crossed the Hudson River to New York on the huge bridge designed by Don McFadden There were still a few kinks, however, since it kept collapsing. We then ate at an exclusive restaurant owned by Rose Ann Stults and Mar.jorie Badertscher. We vis- ited a dress shop operated by Karen Boehm and Kay Russell, and viewed the stylish fashion designs by Jan Deeds. They were shown by Pat Kimmel and -Jane Diller, the top models of ' 77. Billie pointed out a magazine article on starlet Kathy Freed the Ann-Margaret of the 70V We noticed the picture had been taken by international playboy Bruce Bonhard, who specializes in taking photos of beautiful girls. After leaving the shop, we noticed Paul Duffey ' s campaign posters. Paul is trying to declare all laws unconstitutional. Skip Babcock, his able opponent, is trying to de- clare Paul unconstitutional. Ron Fenstermaker ' s minority party is presently engaged in trying to imneach our beloved President, Dick Meyer. We then viewed the accomplishments in the sports woi Id We were lvcky enough to see the pro football game and watch Mike Von Stem dazzle the fans with his 99-yard TD run As Janice Hartman was cheering him, she accidently upset Coach Dave Brew- ster with one of her cartwheels. Dave ' s home was once the hang-out of pro basketball player Dick Pearson until Dave ' s wife, the former Mary Alice Sheidler, kept drafting him to exercise her horses, which she owns with the noted equestrian and philanthro- pist Judy Powell. In other sports news, Stacy Van Horn has rst completed swimming the English Channel for the third time this week. Chris Dukes has just set a new world ' s record in sports car racing by being the first person to go three hundred miles an hour— in reverse. He contributes much of his success to Wayne Crist, his back- ward mechanic. We ietted to the West Coast on Mike Anderson ' s revolutionary new airline where all the stewardesses— Linda Benjamin, Judy Honse, and Sara Redd— wear mini-skirts. Two other passengers were Susan Redick, who teaches a progressive kindergarten, and Donna Peterson, who teaches French at Berkeley. She said that Dick Amstutz now handles all student demonstrations on campus, much to the distress of Donn Kramer its dean We also chatted briefly with Phyllis Traucht, who was returning home to rest from her world-wide opera tour. The pilot complained about her practicing on tne plane, but we didn ' t mind it. We had barely arrived when we saw Bev and Barb Young, who told us they were on a tour to promote the look-alike clothes created by Elva Businger and Randy Ward, the new h-sband and wife smging sensation. On the way to the office we passed Debbie Redd ' s new health resort for Hollywood stars Charlene Cookson, the resort ' s physician, informed us that the latest malady among the stars is glomerulonephritis. Not wishing to catch this unusual disease, we hastily took our leave. With this we concluded our interviews with the outstanding personalities of 1977. SIMON SMITH BARBER SHOP THE FINDLAY FLORISTS THE TARBOX McCALL STONE CO. Six Barbers Sinks Boka Manufacturers of Crushed Stone 1(17 F Sandusky St Waalands Koehlers £52 Western Avenue Sy So Phi GA 2-3485 Flowerland Phone GA 2-1912 Findlay, Oh.o 32 33 Best Known for Quality Since 1914 34 Junior Class Treasurer President Dick Jones Tom Moyer Vice-President Secretary Dave Shafer Carol Crew 35 Kris Anderson ' . . Frank Benjamin i ' Pat Crawford ft 4.fe Paul Fenstermaker usan Baumgardner . 1 Jerry Cupples BHI B Frazier Jane LEITERS ' FROZEN FOOD CENTER Green Jerry and Jinny Loy, Props. Processing- for Locker and Home Freezing Custom Curing and Slaughtering Groceries, Meats WOLFROM HARDWARE Phone 326-5273 GIFT NOOK Jenera, Ohio Mt. Corv 477-5371 36 Dennis Gossman Alma McClelland rff Richard Jones AiM Mary Mutchler IV Randall Huffman Karen Moore Susan Loy J anet Motter THE TROUT FURNITURE 508 South Main Street 2716 North Main Street Findlay, Ohio David Nessler Steven Nessler DAVID EDMUND MILES FUNERAL HOME Store For Men 500 Lima Avenue 414 So. Main Street Phone GA 2-1515 Findlay Ohio Findlay, Ohio 37 tk Robert von Stein d,h Chris Rodabaugh + M Ronald Reese   ||VR At Michael Romick Mark Zinimerly «  Ridge Mary Rower o Dean Shilling John Weihrauch COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 38 Sophomore Officers Secretary Jeanette Hartman Vice-President Debbie Baier Treasurer President Pam Marquart Gary Fruchey 39 Mike Daniels 40 Paul Marquart llfll Roger Fro miner Jeanette Hart man Pam Marquart Tony Miller Steven McLaughlin 41 Ricky Wil Larry Young 42 Freshman Officers Treasurer Jov Hemminger Secretary Kathy Anderson President Vice-President Neil Schaller Jon Cantwell 43 Jon Cantwell Thomas Carr Linda Clement 44 Gloria Helmlinger dfk Al Joy Hemminger til i .1 Teddy Lootens Steve Osborn Tom Meyer 45 D ™ , mlM Kenny Young Zimmerly 46 Elementary 47 First Row: Dennis Jones, Lani Baker, Doug Morehart, David Russell, Doreen Basinger, Connie Granger, Dennis Marquart, Cynthia Amstutz. Second Row: Leslie Decker, Carol Spallinger, Alana Holdren, Lissa Simmons, Darreil Kidd, Roger Rader, Frances Messenger, David Wolford, Michael Elsea, David Moyer, Marsha Vermillion, Susan Beagle, Mr. Moyer. Third Row: Dick Thompson, Debbie Dunno, Jana Bixel, Tom Green, Tom Ream, Jeffrey Bosse, Steve Schick, Danny Schlott, Mike Faine, Fred Scoles, Linda Waltz, Karen Ben- ner, Lynn Watkins. First Row: Elizabeth Bauman, Linda Bell, John Motter, Patty Rodabaugh, Marsha Mont- gomery, Barry Falk, Carolyn Sasse, Elizabeth Wagner. Second Ro i-: Tom Deeds, Jane Badertscher, Dotty Hothem, Becky Nessler, Harold Shackelford, Terry Hartman, Jerry Augsburger, Linda Staley, Charles Lootens, Margy Bauman, Debbie Bowyer, Debbie Powell, Miss Morris. Third Row: Doug Warren, Tom Hicks, ' Gary Lambert, Jody Diller, Ralph Warren, Laurie Tighe, Tom Flick, Ron Scoles, Allen Schroll, Evelyn Blackburn, Mike Reiter. Absent: Richard Williams, Lillie Stratton. 48 First Row: Don Dukes, Junior Stratton, Jeanne Sexton, Bill Green, Harvey Anderson, Richard Flores, Linda Basinger, Duke Opp. Second Row: Richie Badertscher, Kathy Walters, Jace Panico, Tom Miller, Cheryl Hum- mon, Anita Bauer, Mary Pearson, Gary Anderson, Jim Warren, Jim Bishop, Gregory Cole, Keith Rettig, Tom Little, Cindy Wilson, Mrs. Walker. Third Row: Mike Dukes, Kathy Warren, John Businger, Don Hickerson, Jim Quinn, Paul Dunn, Donna Van Der Veer, Robert Campbell, Tom Jones, Rickie Spradlin, Randolph Howard, Dan Shafer, Sharon Shultz. First Row: Bob Freed, Tim Romick, Barbara Bowyer, Gary Entsminger, Jo Walters, Chris Powell, Susan Ward, Luann Sheidler. Second Row: Steven Balmer, Ronnie Kempf, Tommy Tighe, Daniel Webb, Lewis Cole- man, Diane Inbody, Vickie Schaller, Sandy Loy, Debbie Montgomery, Ron Bibler, Bob Muniz, Kevin Latham, Don Bish, Kenneth Pet erman, Mrs. Shindledecker. Third Row: Jim Seiler, Dennis Hartman, Linda Businger, Janet Westall, Charles Dil- ler, Steve Anderson, Debbie Pearson, Louise Meyer, Roger Young, Kenneth Rader, Ann Orwick, Jim Newman. 49 First Row: Carol Welch, Sherree Hurlburt, Kenneth Decker, Andrea Morehart, Garry Lanagan, Philip Roy, Susan Helmlinger, Douglas Powell. Second Row: Carol Hartman, Julie Bauer, Laura Boutwell, Eugene Elsea, Garry Thom- as, Jeffrey Rader, April Hothem, Bruce Parkins, Don Brewster, Mrs. Ream. Third Row: Debra Conaway, Cathy Ridge, Susan Miller, Chris Faine, Prank Gibbs, Robin Spradlin, Alice Nonnamaker, Dorinda Bonhard, John Woodruff. First Row: Lynn Badertscher, Tim Hudson, Nellie Kennedy, Michele Reigle, Cathey Bish, Kathy Stratton, Bill Sasse, John Wagner. Second Row: Connie Deitrick, Doris Martin, Karen Bowyer, Dennis Russell, Susan Moyer, Dana Reiter, Dona Fraley, Kathy Essenger, Mrs. Moyer. Third Row: Jesse Gilley, Jim Carr, Alma Jones, Keith Fenstermaker, Dale Buist, Wendell Schick, Patty Bauman, Ellen Moore, Linda Wolford. 50 First Row: Karen Lambert, Barbara Scoles, Violet Gibson, Scott Traucht, Christine Fagan, Jerry Blackburn. Second Row: Allen Kline, James Elsea, Jimmy Spallinger, Glen Opp, Kathy Ridenour, Terry Howell, Jim Bower, Joe Cheney, Mrs. Bowersock. Third Row: Ronnie Rettig, Raymond Messenger, Virginia Gibson, David Zent, Donald Thompson, Becky Bluck, Bradley Pore, Merritt Rettig. First RovvRegina Thompson, David Jones, Peggy Morehart, Debbie Bauer, Lloyd Elsea, Walter Montgomery. 51 First Row: Tim Sheidler, Allen Welch, John Cooper, Greg Blunk, Jill Russell, Mike Wil- son, Carol Freed, Debbie Rettig. Second Row: Ronnie Hartman, Connie Moss, Rick Bucher, Gene Thompson, Virginia Cantwell, Oscar Muntiz, Marilyn Kidd, Mark Latham, Dean Redd, Tim McDougle. Third Row: Julie Basinger, Joyce Martin, Joseph Traucht, Jim Dray, Lavon Shellen- barger, David Conaway, Carolyn Diller, Joe Steiner, John Augsburger, Mrs. Ewing. First Row: Bonnie Dukes, Kevin Wilson, Mary Scott, Gary Cole, Teresa McLaughlin, Carol Holdren, Justin Shultz, Judy Benner. Second Row: Ivan Spallinger, Jeffrey Huffman, Richard Schlott, Barbara Duffman, Anne Gallant, Nancy Bowersox, Randy Anderson, Don Tucker, Lu Anne Woodruff, Mrs. June McVetta. Third Row: Elaine Adams, Cathy Warren, Delores Meyer, Kim Werner, Joel Radabaugh, John Loy, Kathy Anderson, Martha Zimmerly, Brad Scott. 52 First Row: Bruce Clements, Joe Hartman, Wayne Young, Kris Latham, Cindy Schlott, Mike Patton, Linda Shultz, Wanda Barrett, Ricky Miller, Joe Badgett. Second Row: Doug Swisher, Ricky Peterson, Diane Bowyer, Penny Woodruff, Alexandra Flores, Mark Powell, Philip Snook, Gary Blosser, Shirley Diller, Jim Seem, Tom New- man, John Oman, Marty Johnson. Third Row: Jeff Blackburn, Sherri Welch, Rhonda Flores, Jim Moyer, Steve Rader, Ronda Hudson, John Warren, Jay Bosse, Kim Fraley, Pete Clymer, Sandy Gibson, Nina Bish, Mrs. Vernon. First Row: Mark Wilson, Jeff Schroll, Denise Marquart, Chris Knight, Beth Carr, Scott Neff, Mike Heldman, Luann Wynkoop, Janice Badgett, Brian Duffy. Second Row: Lora Jean Waltz, Roger Badertscher, Barbara Bower, Cheryal Heldman, Becky Bishop, Larry Bucher, Billy Barrett, Louise Frecl , Patti Hunter, Timothy Hamp- ton, Michael Rettig, Jana Reese. Third Row: Laura Shellenbarger, Steven Bauer, Harold Parkins, Paul Bonhard, Anthony Stalhood, Robert Cheny, John Meyers, Timothy Opp, Ricky Stratton, Linda Hatch, Mrs. Blosser. Absent: Jill Bibler. 53 First Row: Jerry Jolliff, Neal Harris, Leonard Peterman, Brad Entsminger, Larry Spradlin, Carol Meyer, Debbie Core, Ricky Andonian, Helen Campbell, Ricky Essinger. Second Row: Robert Businger, Nancy Wolford, Melissa Latham, John Rader, Sharon Stratton, Ricky Kidd, Douglass Marqua rt, Maree Rodabaugh, Julie Cramer, Tamra ■ ugsburger. Third Row: Nan Wilson, Bonnie Perry, Tom Hudson, Duane Reichley, Cindy Rettig, Julia Tucker, T. R. Steiner III, Linda Heldman, Lue Ann Waltz, William Klingler, Debra Basinger, Mrs. Heistand. First Row: Diane Radabaugh, Mark Flick, Steve Kimberly, April Augsburger, Don Lan- agan, Tim Hartman, Jeff Cameron, Laura Staley, Jody Baker, Jean Jones. Second Row: Jayme Marquart, Jennie Cupples, Richard Cogley, Tina Stultz, Lynn Kline, Holly Reigle, Greg Cooper, Beth Seiler, David Dunn, Mark Adams, Jackie Woodruff, Denise Rettig. Third Row: Jimmy Wagner, Joe Hatch, David Fagan, Mike Howard, Tommy Higbie, Donald Morrison, Regina Amstutz, Billy Wilson, Bruce Traucht, Tommy Nonnamaker, Jovce Welch, Steven Knox, Mrs. Schafer. 54 First Row: Chuck Kennedy, Roger Bower, Lois Shellenbarger, David Westall, Andrew Gobrecht, Gary Snook, James Augsburger, Linell Schick, Nikki Rettig. Second Row: Karen Swisher, Susan Balmer, Linda Hartman, Eddie Welch, Kimberly Steiner, Brent Neff, Scott Bonhard, Deborah Walter, Richard Dray, Rebecca Powell, Brian Montgomery, Timmy Marshall, Lori Morehart. Third Row: Susan Hatch, Gregory Peterson, Sylvia Muniz, Douglas Bauer, Debra Peter- son, Danny Fagan, Patty Martin, Jacquilyn Badgett, Carey Hudson, Jodi Joliff, Holy Brewster, Teacher, Idella Benner. Absent: Gina Welch. First Row: Deborah Peterman, Kathleen Bauman, Cathy Core, Joe Faine, Trudy Schal- ler. Wesley Montgomery, Jon Seiler, Barry Shilling, Julie Woodruff, Terri Schlott. Second Row: Jeffrey Watkins, Charla Fraley, Bobby Strptton, Timmy Businger, Kenny Hampton, Susan Wilson, Veronica Verhoff, Sandra Lanagan, Timmy Cameron, Paul Oman, Mark Moyer. Third Row: Joe Loy, Malcolm Badertscher, Terry Orr, Sherri Stalhood, Teresa Bowyer, Becky Augustine, Jimmy Marquart, David Bibler, Karen Heldman, Andy Flores, Kavin Welch, Timmy Jones, Peter Rees, Mrs. Zimmerman. 55 First Row: Kay Wilkins, Jimmy Clymer, Karen Tighe, Sandra Knight, Roger Rettig, Dianna Hothem, Brue Patton, Irvin Schlott. Second Row: Susan Rees, Linda Anderson, Mark Verhoff, Towona Myers, Jean Ann Huston, Mark Thompson, Susan Kidd, Lori Howard, Mike Frantz, Debbie Ludwig, Deb- bie Bowan, Kathy Welch. Third Row: Brenda Spallinger, Lisa Falb, Bruce Granger, Steve Pever, Chris Cramer, Doug Bowyer, Larry Blosser, Terry Heldman, Jill Marquart, Deanna Brewster, Miss Benner. Absent: Florence Flores. First Row: Brenda Inbody, Christina Bosse, Merry Christine Huffman, Scott Leeper, Deborah Frazier, Ricky Morrison, Randy Heldman, Davida Angus. Second Row: Leah Cogley, James Panico, John Gobrecht, Jeffrey Warren, Ronnie Cooper, Teresa Hunter, Debra Bradley, Kim Woodruff, Amy Bish, Bobby Reigle, Mary Ann Parkins. Third Row: Cynthia Wagner, Cindy Badgett, Keith Kimberly, Tommy Dukes, Jeanie Ream, Douglas Cameron, Cheryl Powell, Karen Hampton, Molly Fraley, Sharon Wood- ruff, Mrs. Folk. Absent: Roger Lewis Rettig, Julie Shepler. 5(5 First Row: Lisa Inbody, Michelle Moyer, Barbie Hatch, Vicky Orr, Sue Ann Anderson, Lori Miller, Tami Welch, Cindy Warren. Second Row: Robin Bowyer, Bobby Rogers, Dale Huston, John Honse, Timmy Bucher, Daryl Thompson, Larry Pever, Cindy Klingler. Third Row: Dale Rieman, Allen Hughes, Dicky Gibson, David Green, Jeffrey Cupples, David Burkholder, Brett Radabaugh, Mark Watkins. Absent, Kevin Augsburger, Sue Ann Hartman, Miss Beagle. iCTjfif UiIlmJ r, Lisa Core, First Row: Judy Hanna, Roseann Duffy, Louann Shellenbarger, Becky Mil Karen Sue Fenstermaker, Dana Raudabaugh, Alice Hothem. Second Row: Randy Marshall, Vickie Ream, Robin Myers, Lorri Ernest, Lloyd Waller, Mike Garmatter, Teresa Blunk, Tonya Roy, Patty Ward, Lynette Gibbs. Third Row: Steve Higbie, Douglas Beach, Mark Angus, Jeff Augustine, David Walter, Jay Steinman, Mark Wolford, Buddy Woolley, Junior Bradley, Danny Rader. Absent, Bennie Graydon, Stanley Hartman, Brett Lehman, George Toner, Miss Beagle. 57 First Row: Paniel Coleman, Tomas Flores, Ronald Wolford, Rosemary Badertecher, Janice Reichley, Lou Ann Peterson, Sue Ann Peterson, Keevin Rupp right. Second Row: Evelyn Perry, Joan Diller, Steven Van Der Veer, Randy Scoles, Deborah Coleman, Vicky Hampton, Daryal Heldman, Mr. De Hass. BASINGER FURNITURE. INC. Call 358-5876 Bluffton Roger, Scott, and Bill Edwards 58 BRUCE SHELLY INSURANCE ROSEBROOK IGA WILSON ' S SANDWICH SHOP Bluffton, Ohio Pandora Ohio Findlay Ohio 59 RAMMEL ' S STUDIO FLORIST The little red barn where the street bends 163 N. Mound St. Bluffton, Ohio URICH ' S IGA FOODLINER, INC. Where it is the total that counts We make prices — not meet them 60 GO tl Majorettes Linda Inbody, Head; Debbie Redd; Judy Powell; Sara Redd. NORWAY— BOWER T.V. RCA Victor — Admiral McComb, Ohio HAAS HOME FURNISHINGS Pandora Ohio Phone 384-4391 BRUCE B. BRYAN AND SON Building- Materials 422-1182 Findlay 63 Band Officers Seated: Bruce Bonhard, Judy Powell, Linda Inbody, Marcia Boutwell. Standing: Patty Crawford, Carol Crew, Sandy Crist. DARI-FREEZE Confections, Sandwiches, Soft Drinks S. Main St. and Bentley Road Bluffton, Ohio Open 11:00 A.M.-11:00 P.M. April 1-November 1 LUGIBIHL ' S MEATS FROZEN FOODS Complete Processing for Lockers and Home Freezers Phone 384-7931 Pandora, Ohio 64 Senior Triple Trio Judy Powell, Kathy Freed, Donna Peterson, Billie Leeper, Phyllis Traucht, Linda Inbody, Janice Hart- man, Marcia Boutwell, Janet Deeds. Ace. Esther Bauman Junior Triple Trio Martha Eck, Esther Bauman, Anne Holdren, Pat Crawford, Mary Rower, Cheryl Warren, Pam Frazier, Sandy Crist, Carol Crew. Ace. Marilyn Niswander 66 Senior Boys ' Quartet Bruce Bonhard, Jim Dukes, Dale Biery, Mike Anderson. Ace. Janet Deeds BLUFFTON STONE CO. Crushed Stone for All Purposes Agricultural Limestone Meal Asphalt Products Ph. 358-6941 67 National Honor Society Front row: Mrs. Wilson, Janet Deeds, Jane Green, Marcia Boutwell, Karen Boehm, Linda Inbody, Judy Powell, Janet Motter, Marilyn Niswander. Second row: Carol Crew, Pam Frazier, Randy Huffman, Dick Meyer, Dale Biery, Sara Redd. Pam Al- len, Esther Bauman, Anne Balmer. Third row: Mark Boehm, Cheryl Warren, Mike Anderson, Chris Dukes, Bruce Bonhard, Jim Dukes, Billie Leeper, Dave Shafer, Mary Rower, Dick Jones. Absent: Knistine Anderson, Tom Moyer, Karen Moore. Office Staff Standing: Kathy Freed, Richard Meyer, Gary Fruchey, Kay Russell, Karen Boehm, Randy Ward. Seated: Pat Kimmel, Linda Benjamin, Marcia Boutwell, Sara Redd, Judy Powell, Mary Alice Sheidler. GROMAN ' S BAND INSTRUMENT DEPT. 729 N. Main Street Findlay, Ohio Sales-Rental-Repair STEINMAN BROS. LUMBER COMPANY Bluffton 358-6066 Ada 634-5921 Ask Steinman ' s 68 Librarians Standing: Norma Jean Baker, Keith Kline, Donna ThomaB, Lynda Gallant, Linda Schaller, Beth Buist, Barbara Honse, Esther Bauman, Mary Rower, Cheryl Warren, Karen Moore, Joy Hemminger, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Hothem, Terry Freed. Seated: Donna Peterson, Pam Allen, Susan Redick, Mis. Zimmerman, Debbie Redd, Stacy Van Horn, Marcia Boutwell. Newspaper Staff Standing: Mrs. Wilson, Dale Biery, Billie Leeper, Linda Inbody, Pam Allen, Jim Dukes, Richard Meyer, Mr. Clevidence. Seated: Judy Powell, Chris Dukes, Janet Deeds, Bruce Bonhard, Mike Anderson, Marcia Boutwell. 69 F. H. A. Officers PRESIDENT Marcia-Boutwell VICE-PRESIDENT Pat Crawford SECRETARY Ann Searfoss TREASURER Anne Holdren PARLIAMENTARIAN Beverly Young HISTORIAN Billie Leeper SONG LEADER Barbara Young DEGREE CHAIRMAN Vicky Kidd REPORTER Barbara Westall ADVISOR Miss Belleville SMITH HARDWARE Plumbing, Heating Electrical Contracting Complete Paint Line Jenera, Ohio 70 F. F. A. Officers PRESIDENT Steve Oman VICE-PRESIDENT Kevin Welch SECRETARY , Steve Nessler TREASURER Don Huston REPORTER Dick Pearson SENTINEL Larry Wolford STUDENT ADVISOR Phil Traucht ADVISOR Mr. Deeds FINDLAY COLLEGE FINDLAY, OHIO An Excellent, Fully Accredited Liberal Arts College In Your Own Neighborhood 71 Girls ' Athletic Association Junior Classical League 72 Varsity Club Seated: Dave Brewster, Dave Nessler, Mike Von Stein, Jim Dukes, Tom Baier. Second Row: Allan Holdren, Jerry Pore, Donn Kramer, Mike Anderson, Coach Berry, Coach Rossman, Mr. Clevidence. Third Row: Gary Heldman, Ed Ridge, Dewayne Beach, Skip Babcock, Aaron Hicks, Dick Meyer, Tom Mover. Fourth Row: Paul Duffy, Mike Inniger, Steve Oman, Kevin Welch, Dale Biery, Bruce Bonhard, Randy Huffman. Fifth Row: Bill Webb, Larrv Wolford, Kurt Beach, Dick Pearson, Larry Young, Bob Von Stein, Dave Shafer, Phil Traucht, Randy Ward. Mrs. Zimmerman: Chris, how would you define unaware? Chris Dukes : It ' s the last thing I take off at night. Bill Shackleford: But, I don ' t think I de- serve an absolute zero. Mrs. Wasbro : Neither do I but it ' s the low- est mark I can possibly give. FINDLAY EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. 828-30 N. Main Street, Findlav Ohio Phone (419) 422-4872 Compliments of PIERLESS OHIO GLOVE 327 N. Main Bluffton, Ohio 7:! King Mike Von Stein Queen Janice Hartman Senior Tom Baier Linda Inbody Dave Brewster Judy Powell Compliments of Charles Farrell LATHAM ' S OLDSMOBILE Findlay, Ohio MEINKE ' S PHARMACY Prescription Service Pandora, Ohio Phone 384-7401 Compliments of Bob Greeno LATHAM ' S OLDSMOBILE Findlay, Ohio 74 Junior Anne Holdren Dave Nessler Sophomore Lois Elsea Mike Inniger Freshman Debbie Walters Tom Meyer Steven Hartman DAVIS EXPLOSIVES, INC. P.O. Box 743 Findlay, Ohio 422-3937 HANCOCK COUNTY FARM EQUIPMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION Arend Oliver Sales Bowman Implement Co. Smith Implement Co. Snively Grain Supply Lenhart Farm Equipment J. I. Case Equipment Center Streacher Tractor Sales, Inc. Findlay International, Inc. 75 J r- 1 c J s S .2 o U-c -3 _g u Defense Line left to right: Bruce Bonhard, Dave Brewster, Aaron Hicks, Jerry Pore, Gary Heldman, Mike Anderson. Linebackers: Tom Baier, Mike Von Stein. Backfield: Mike Inniger, Al Holdren, Jim Dukes. Offense Line left to right: Kevin Welch, Bill Shackleford, Skip Babcock, Tom Moyer, Mike Anderson, Bruce Bonhard, Larry Young. Backfield left to right: Dave Nessler, Dave Brewster, Mike Von Stein, Tom Baier. Compliments of EX-CELL-0 CORPORATION Packaging- Machinery Bluffton Ohio 78 HANCOCK HYBRIDS, INC. A Complete Line of Farm Seeds Phone GA 2-9372 Findlay, Ohio Game Scoring McComb 6 CR 38 Van Buren CR 44 Pandora Gilboa CR 28 Vanlue CR 68 Arcadia CR 22 Liberty Benton CR 42 Hardin Northern 6 CR 49 Leipsic 8 CR 24 Arlington 6 CR CR 26 Opponents 26 341 Tri-Captains Dave Individual Scoring Tom Baier 112 Mike Von Stein 64 Larry Young 38 Dave Brewster 38 Dave Nessler 36 Aaron Hicks 12 Kurt Beach 12 Randy Huffman 6 Bruce Bonhard 6 Bob Von Stein 6 Ed Ridg-e 6 Jerry Pore 2 Mike Inniger 2 Tom Moyer 1 ave Brewster, Mike Von Stein, Tom Baier 341 Coaching Staff Freshman Coaches: Kneeling: Denny Powell, Jim Steiner. Asst. Coach: Lowell Rossman. Head Coach: Jim Berry. Compliments of CENTREX CORPORATION Findlay, Ohio 79 Managers Managers: Mike Daniels, Wayne Blackburn. Standing: Al Holdien, Mike Anderson, Mike Von Stein, Larry Young. Kneeling: Bruce Bonhard, Dave Brewster, Tom Mover, Tom Baier. Freshman Football Team f li-i Compliments of BOB LATHAM ' S SERVICE STATION Rawson, Ohio SO .; ; •iSK-lfc ' ' ' Mike Von Stein 4 Year Letterman Quarterback Linebacker All-League 3, 4 All-Area 3, 4 All-State 3, 4 Most Valuable Player Tri-Captain Tom Baier 3 Year Letterman Halfback Linebacker All-League 4 Hon. Men. All-Area 4 Hon. Men. All-State 4 Tri-Captain Dave Brewster 2 Year Letterman Fullback Def. Tackle All-League 4 Hon. Men. All-Area 4 Hon. Men. All-State 4 Tri-Captain Jerry Pore 3 Year Letterman Def. Guard We Salute The Class of 67 HANCOCK SAVINGS LOAN Insured Savings Findlay Ohio 51 frtm f P mr ,  ill Bruce Bonhard 2 Year Letterman Off. Tackle Def. End All-League 4 Kevin Welch 2 Year Letterman Off. End Mike Anderson 2 Year Letterman Off. Guard Def. End All-League 4 Jim Dukes 2 Year Letterman Def. Halfback THE KENNEDY PRINTING COMPANY Commercial Printing Complete Office Outfitting 210 S. Main Street Findlay, Ohio 82 Skip Babcock 2 Year Letterman Off. Guard Aaron Hicks 2 Year Letterma Def. Guard All-League 2nd Team 3, 4 Bill Shackleford 2 Year Lettermar Off. Tackle Al Holdren 1 Year Letterman Def. Safety All-League 4 BOWER HARDWARE GROCERY General Merchandise Electrical and Insulation Plumbing, Heating Phone 963-2261 83 Dale Biery 1 Year Letterman Halfback Richard Meyer 1 Year Letterman Off. Guard Dick Pearson 1 Year Letterman Off. End Steve Oman Off. Tackle 1 Year Letterman JDUk mil j STALEY RADIO TV SERVICE Best of Luck to The Class of 67 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Rawson, Ohio JACKSON ' S FURNITURE CO. Pandora Ohio 963-2411 461 East Main Cross St. Findlay 422-3300 84 Phil Traucht 1 Year Letterman Off. Tackle Randy Ward 1 Year Letterman Off. Center Don McFadden 1 Year Lettermar Off. Tackle Paul Duffy 1 Year Letterman Off. Tackle PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Broad and Rockwell Findlay, Ohio 85 Football Highlights McCOMB The fighting Hornets opened their season with a big 38-6 victory over the McComb Pan- thers. Halfback Tom Baier started the scoring with two TD ' s, while Dave Brewster, Dave Nes- sler, and Mike Von Stein followed with 8 points apiece. Larry Young added two more points on a pass conversion. VAN BUREN The offensive line opened gaping holes as Cory-Rawson tromped the Black Knights 44-0. Dave Nessler and Tom Baier were the big guns as they scored two TD ' s each. Larry Young, Mike Von Stein, Dave Brewster, and Randy Huffman added to the total as they each crossed the goal line. PANDORA-GILBOA The high-spirited Hornets blasted the Rock- ets 28-0 in a hard-fought game. Mike Von Stein, Dave Brewster, Tom Baier, and Larry Young took part in the scoring while a determined C-R defense held P-G scoreless. VANLUE C-R romped hapless Vanlue 68-0 as every player on the team saw action. Tom Baier was the leading scorer while Dave Brewster, Mike Von Stein, Dave Nessler, Bruce Bonhard, Kurt Beach, Bob Von Stein, Ed Ridge, and Jerry Pore also crossed the goal line. ARCADIA The stubborn Redskins held the Hornets scoreless the first half, but a stinging half-time talk by Coach Jim Berry spuried the Hornets to a 22-0 win. Scoring for C-R were Tom Baier, Mike Von Stein, and Dave Nessler. LIBERTY-BENTON The Hornets gave Queen Janice and her court a 42-0 victory over the L-B Eagles. It was the fifth straight shut out for the hard-hitting Hornet defense. Larry Young hauled in two TD passes and a conversion. Tom Baier made two TD runs and a conversion while Dave Brewster blasted across for another TD and a conversion. Dave Nessler crossed the goal to complete the scoring for the Hornets. HARDIN NORTHERN The offensive-minded Hornets came through with their seventh straight victory to defeat the Polar Bears 49-6. With the help of a great line, Tom Baier scored 16 points with Larry Young contributing 12. Dave Brewster, Kurt Beach, Aaron Hicks, Mike Inninger, and Tom Moyer also added to the tally. LEIPSIC The Vikings were the 24-8 victims of the mighty Hornets in a game that filled the air with footballs. Tom Baier put on a fine running show as he scored three TD ' s with Mike Von Stein adding another. The tough Hornet defen- sive line held the Vikings to a scant seven yards rushing. ARLINGTON The Hornets concluded their spectacular season with a 26-6 win over the Red Devils. This final victory gave the mighty Hornets a perfect 9-0-0 record and undisputed possession of the league championship. Mike Von Stein led the scoring with two TD ' s while Tom Baier and Aaron Hicks each added another. Dave Nessler contributed a conversion to complete the scoring honors for the last game. M i mi kj ff ' THE REPUBLICAN COURIER WFIN Radio and WFIN-FM Findlay, Ohio 86 Basketball Highlights COLUMBUS GROVE Not quite getting all the football out of their systems, the Hornets lost their first game 63-53. Jim Dukes was high with 21 points. ARLINGTON Playing their first league game, the Hornets got off on the right foot by defeating the Red Devils 51-49. Dick Meyer with 20 and Jim Dukes with 11 led the Hornet attack. ALLEN EAST Keeping their winning ways the Hornets handed the Mustangs a 86-73 loss. Dick Pearson was high with 23, followed by Jim Dukes, Dale Biery, and Dick Meyer with 15, 14, and 13 points respectively. PANDORA-GILBOA The Hornets squeezed by the Rockets 55-54 to move their record to 3-1. Dick Pearson led all scorers with 19 while Larry Young contributed 16 and Jim Dukes 13. BLUFFTON The Hornets lost a hard-fought game to the Pirates 69-63. Dick Pearson and Dick Meyer were the leading point getters with 18 and 15 points respectively. HARDIN-NORTHERN The Polar Bears fell at the hands of C. R. 63-53, as the Hornets won their second straight league game. With 21 points, Jim Dukes was high scorer, while Mike Von Stein added 12 and Dick Meyer 10. LEIPS1C The Hornets couldn ' t contain the Vikings as they fell to defeat 66-61. High point producers were Dick Meyer and Mike Von Stein with 15 a piece. HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT The Hornets lost to Bluffton in the first game 53-50. Larry Young scored 15 points while Jim Dukes added 12. In the second game, the Hornets were de- feated by Pandora-Gilboa 71-64. Larry Young and Dick Pearson were high scorers with 18 and 10 points respectively. LIBERTY BENTON Blowing an early lead, the Hornets lost their first league game to the Eagles 75-67. Larry Young was high point man with 15 while Jim Dukes and Dick Meyer added 13 a piece. ADA The Hornets fell at the hands of a fine Bull- dog quintet 84-66. Larry Young was high with 28 points with Jim Dukes contributing 10. ARCADIA Winning a thriller in an overtime the Horn- ets won their third league game 69-64 by defeat- ing the Redskins. Leading scorer were Jim Dukes with 28 and Dick Pearson with 17. VANLUE Staying on that winning road the Hornets tamed the Wildcats 57-55 for their fourth league victory. Dick Pearson, Dick Meyer, and Mike Von Stein led the attack with 14, 13, and 12 points respectively. GOMER The Hornets were too hot for the Bobcats as they fell to defeat 81-75. Dick Meyer, with 27 points, led the scoring spree, with Dick Pearson adding 19 and Larry Young 12. VAN BUREN Containing the Black Knights 69-49 the Hornets won the fifth league game. Leading scorers were Dick Meyer, Larry Young, and Dave Nessler with 16, 14, 12 points. HOPEWELL-LOUDON The Hornets were defeated by the Chief- tains 68-56. Dick Meyer was high point man with 14. McCOMB The Hornets won their sixth league game along with the league championship by caging the Panthers 75-64. Dick Pearson and Dick Meyer shared scoring honors with 19 points. Jim Dukes and Larry Young contributed 13 and 10 to round out the scoring. RAUCH HARDWARE Nat. Bottle Gas Appliance and Services Davis Paint Jenera, Ohio RALPH ' S MARKET Home Killed Meats Custom Butchering Processing Bluffton ' s Busy Butchers Bluffton, Ohio FORNES BRAKE SERVICE, INC. 125 E. Front Street Findlay, Ohio 87 2 9 Basketball Team The 1966-1967 Blanchard Valley Conference Champions Front row: Donn Kramer, Dick Pearson, Mike Von Stein, Jim Dukes, Dick Meyer, Dale Biery. Second row: Dave Shafer, Ron Reese, John Weihrauch, Jerry Cupples, Dave Nessler, John Hunter. Third row: Paul Businger, Mike Inniger, Raymond French, Dewayne Beach, Dennis Woodruff, Larry Young. Fourth row: Coach Pixley, Paul Duffy, Mike Daniels, Coach Berry. Coaches Reserve, J.ames Pixley. Varsity, Jim Berry Co-Captains Mike Von Stein, Jim Dukes THE PEOPLE ' S BANKING COMPANY We Try to Serve All McComb, Ohio Varsity Jim Dukes 2 Year Letterman Co-Captain 4 All-league 2nd Team 4 Mike Von Stein 3 Year Letterman All-League 2nd Team 2 Co-Captain 4 Captain 3 All-League Hon. Men. 4 Dick Pearson 2 Year Letterman All-League 2nd Team Dick Meyer 2 Year Letterman A 11 -League 4 Dale Biery 2 Year Letterman Donn Kramer 1 Year Letterman DILLER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Hospital Beds, Wheel Chairs- Walkers Chairs and Tables Phone 358-2051 Bluffton, Ohio 89- Larry Young Sophomore All-League Hon. Men. Dave Nessler Junior John Weihrauch Junior Jerry Cupples Junior DIETSCH BROTHERS Candies and Ice Cream 400 W. Main Cross St. Phone GA 2-4474 Findlay, Ohio Managers Paul Duffy, Mike Daniels 90 Freshman Basketball Team Front row: Tom Bowman, Tim Boutwell, Tom Meyer, Charles Kagy, Roger Balmer ( Manager) . Second row: Mr. Ehemann, Ed Huston, Darrel Howell, Steve Schafer, Don Ward, Neil Schaller. Absent: Jim Peterman. 7th and 8th Grade Basketball Team Front row: Greg Cole, Bill Green, Jim Bishop, John Businger, Dan Shafer, Jim Warren, Harvey Anderson, Mike Dukes. Second row: Mr. Ehemann, Dennis Jones, Terry Hartman, Tom Green, Ronnie Scoles, Tom Flick, Steve Shick, Mike Faine, Dennis Marquart, Dave Russel, Barry Falk. Ab- sent: Duke Opp, Gary Entsmenger, Kevin Latham, Tom Miller, Lawrie Tighe. MARATHON OIL COMPANY Refiners and Marketers Marathon Gasoline and Motor Oil Findlay, Ohio 91 Varsity Cheerleaders ReSerVe CheerleaderS Left to right: Sue Loy, Kristine Anderson. Carol Crew, Becky Huss ROBOLD CO. of Findlay, Ohio Refuse Contractors McCOMB DAIRY Todd Street MeComb, Ohio 92 Freshman Cheerleaders Kneeling-: Marsha Marshall, Kathy Reese Standing: Joy Hemminger, Jackie Leeper 7th and 8th Cheerleaders Left to right: Linda Bell, Sandy Loy, Jana Bixel (foreground), Sue Beagle, Debbie Powell, Marsha Vermillion BAZLEY AND JUNEDALE MARKET- CO. Findlay Ohio DUKES REPAIR Findlay, Ohio 422-8339 93 SEPTEMBER, 1966 7. School begins. Back to the old grind! 8. First football game. Cory-Rawson defeats McComb. 16. Football at Van Buren. VICTORY 17. Science Field Trip to Mohican State Park 21. Senior pictures taken. Smile! 22. Election of class officers 23. Cory-Rawson downs Pandora 24. Science Field Trip to Sylvania Quarry 30. Cory-Rawson beats Vanlue OCTOBER, 1966 1. Science Field Trip to Flint Ridge and Mounds at New- ark 3. Seniors decide on class colors and flowers 7. Cory-Rawson victor at Arcadia 8. Senior picture retakes. Science trip to Toledo Airport 14. Cory-Rawson beats Liberty-Benton. Queen and her court reign over the Homecoming Game. 15. Science Field Trip to Ohio Caverns and Air Force Museum. Homecoming Dance 18. Individual pictures for underclassmen 21. End of first six weeks. Hardin-Northern upset by Cory-Rawson 22. Science Field Trip to Museum of Science and Industry at Columbus 25. College Night at Arlington 27. Cory-Rawson defeats Leipsic. Dads Night 28. FFA-FHA Party 29. Science Field Trip to TV and Radio Station NOVEMBER, 1966 3. NO SCHOOL! The weather comes through at last! 4. NO SCHOOL! 7. Cory-Rawson skips over Arlington. Last football game — championship ! 17. Group Pictures 24. THANKSGIVING. No school. 25. NO SCHOOL! Recovering from that dinner! Cory- Rawson loses to Columbus Grove, first basketball game. DECEMBER, 1966 2. End of second six weeks. Cory-Rawson whizzes into action and runs over Arlington. 3. Cory-Rawson beats Allen East 9. Pandora-Gilboa upset by Cory-Rawson 10. Bluffton overruns Cory-Rawson 16. Hardin-Northern downed by Cory-Rawson 17. Leipsic slips past Cory-Rawson 18. Christmas Music Concert 20. Christmas vacation begins at last! 25. MERRY CHRISTMAS 28. Christmas Tournament. The Hornets lost to Bluffton 29. Christmas Tournament. Cory-Rawson was defeated by Pandora-Gilboa JANUARY, 1967 1. HAPPY NEW YEAR! 3. Back to school. All good things must come to an end. 6. Cory-Rawson bows to Liberty-Benton 7. Ada defeats Cory-Rawson 9. Music Festival Rehearsal at Liberty-Benton 13. Arcadia plays Cory-Rawson here. VICTORY 16. Music Festival Rehearsal 18. Music Festival 20. Cory-Rawson beats Vanlue 26. Semester exams. Brain teasers! 27. End of first semester. I never thought I would make it! 28. Cory-Rawson defeats Gomer 29. District Festival FEBRUARY, 1967 3. Basketball, Van Buren, here. VICTORY 4. Cory-Rawson loses to Hopewell-Louden 6. No school! Lots of snow! 10. Cory-Rawson overruns McComb. Congratulations Champs! 14. FFA-FHA Banquet 17. Sectional Tournament 18. Science Day at Vanlue. Sectional Tournament 20. Booster- Teacher Basketball game 24. Super Sectional Tournament 25. Super Sectional Tournament MARCH, 1967 3. District Basketball Tournament 4. District Basketball Tournament 7. Blanchard Valley Conference Senior Recognition Din ner 10. Regional Basketball Tournament. End of fourth six weeks. Junior Class Play 11. Regional Basketball Tournament. District Band and Chorus Contest 14. County Parliamentary Contest 17. State Basketball Tournament 18. State Basketball Tournament 23. NO SCHOOL! Teachers ' Meeting 24. Good Friday. 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