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

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Bits About Seniors NAME NICKNAME Steve MacFadden Mac Alma McClelland Jean Karen Moore Hey, you Janet Motter Tom Moyer Mary Ann Mutchler Steve Nesler David Nessler Jan Tommy Skates Ness Dave Marilyn Niswander Mare Ron Peterman Ron Reese Rob Ron Ed Ridge Haskell Darlene Rizor Darling Chris Rodabaugh Mike Romick Kissy Mike Mary Rower Muss Raymond Scoles Scoles nn Searfoss David Shafer 3ob Von Stein Gheryl Warren Ann Shafe BVS Chez £en Warren Idiot Owl Bill Webb ' ohn Weihrauch Turtle Crotch vlark Zimmerly Zim PASTIME Trying to change Navy ' s dress to mod Waiting for weekends Riding shotgun in The Bomb Having fun Talking Skating Reading magazines Sports Making mistakes in French class Sleeping Going to Bowling Green Protecting myself from Quickies Keeping an eye on Randy Going to Findlay Driving between CR and LB Counting the months til graduation Bombing around Bluffton Letting permit expire Taking pictures Marie Figuring out what my nickname means Green memories and mental telepathy Playing Pounding on my drums Sleeping in study hall HEARD SAYING WEAKNESS What ' s we have to do for English this time That ' s cool! How ' s things? Girls and studying Certain guy from Arlington Dancing This is true Everything You ' re too young Hi fella Are you kidding me? I like you too TU guys Females Boys Some girl If I had one I wouldn ' t tell Guys with bangs Oh! One of them kind! You cobb! One girl Long blonde hair. Hello dar Makes you wonder, don ' t it? Short skirts and long hair Randy No kidding! Not too much Boys with long hair A certain girl No kiddin Certain Bluffton guy Should I do it? Everything Oh, Fudgebar Ain ' t Sure, sure Ohyuk! Future Vet English Getting home on time Food No, that ' s you Mathematics Oh, Giggy Sorry about that Karla Peppermint malts Zelch Girls with long hair v .- PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Broad and Rockwell Findlay, Ohio - 29

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Bits About Seniors NAME NICKNAME PASTIME HEARD SAYING WEAKNESS Kristine Anderson Kissy Krisy Living up to my name You cobb! Prunes Judy Augsburger Lynn Having fun! That ' s close .... Anything with the word fun in it Anne Balmer Anne Riding around in a ' 66 Mustang Oh, really? Jeff V. Esther Bauman Est Playing our home organ Sounds cool! Real men Susan Baumgardner Sue Going on a diet Who? Food Frank Benjamin Benji Making little rocks into big rocks Ah, so. . . . Money Mark Bohem Boehm Reading notes from two little girls Nothing in English class Little girls Mike Carr Mike Anything To fast for me Motorcycles Pat Crawford Sam Being seen in a ' 67 Skylark I don ' t believe it Jim Motter Carol Crew None Getting in trouble No future in it Fresca Sandra Crist Sandy Buzzing around in The Bomb Way to fly, Fred Green Vets Jack Cupples Jack Driving ' 326 ' around Findlay Nothing special Nice girls and expensive cars Jerry Cupples Jesse Reading Jesse James Zelch Dishwater blondes Martha Eck Mart Cheering Heck sakes Food Lack of sleep Paul Fenstermaker Joey Sleeping during Hello, sir American Problems Pam Frazier Pam Avoiding noon study hall OK! Why not? M M ' s Dennis Gossman Goss Rodding a ' 64 Plymouth Everything wrong Curvy roads Jane Green Jeanne Helping Pam stack lockers Je ne sais pas A certain Findlay guy Anne Holdren Holie Henry I ' ll never get married Tall guys Randy Huffman Rand Driving a ' 64 Chevy Got somethin for Big Barneys John Hunter Catfish Visiting colleges ya Quickie Dewey ' s jungle sounds Cathy Jones Shorty Eating graham crackers That ' s neat I ' ll never tell Richard Jones Richie Listening to gossip in French class Tres bien! The Hearse Vickie Kidd Vic Waiting for certain weekends Really? Certain college student Sue Loy Lois Driving the White Ghost Leave me alone Boys driving Chevies DILLER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Hospital Beds, Wheel Chairs-Walkers Chairs and Tables Phone 358-2051 Bluffton, Ohio

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Class Prophecy In the year 1978, I decided to pursue the whereabouts of my old school mates, Know- ing that Dennis Gossman had attained the solemn duty of keeping personal files for all C-R graduates, I aimed my beginning first in his direction- Washington D.C. Upon arriving there I came across a scene of a most shockng nature, which I watched through the window of a taxi driven by (of all people) David Shafer. Getting back to the scene, US Marshall Paul Fenstermaker was leading his deputies, Ron Peterman, Jack Cupples, Ray Scholes, and John Weihrauch against a mob of pacifists. I was unaware of the fact that Ed Ridge, Ron Reese and Tom Moyer had turned Hippie. I soon became bored of the violence. ' Bout halfway to the White House, Jerry Cupples and Steve McFadden stopped me on the street and asked if I had heard the news. Well of course I hadn ' t, so after Jerry got Steve to quit play ing his guitar, they told me that Mike Carr fell from his job (washing win- dows) A moment of silence please. They went into further detail of the accident, and told how Frank Benjamin had run off the road in his Texaco wrecker, and apparently knocked the ladder from under Mike. ,,-.,- I finally arrived at the White House where I procurred the files from Dennis secreta- ries Janet Motter and Darlene Rizor. They were well-dressed, as are all women of their sta- tus ' in one of the latest styles by Chris Rodabaugh and Sue Baumgardner. As I was leaving the building, I witnessed, to my amazement, Secret Serviceman Mark Boehm protectmg President Pam Frazier with his life. It was good to see a real man in action. From the White House I decided to drop by the office of one of the world s famed psy- chiatrist Mark Zimmerly. Walking down Pennsylvania Avenue, I noticed an attractive sign. It read- ROWER ' S GROCERY HARDWARE. I couldn ' t resist the urge to go in and purchase an item from the traditional 99 t Special Box. While at the cash register, Mary cal- led Sandy Crist and Pat Crawford out from the back room. They were dressed in dirty cov- eralls and had been working on a sump-pump all day long. Planning to continue my trip to Zimm ' s I left the store in high spirits; but as soon as I stepped out the door, I was knocked tothe sidewalk by a man on a 30-speed English Racer. I arose from the walk and saw Dean Shilling waving to me as he sped on his way. Later, I learned that he won the Cross-Coun- try Cycle Race. I once again started on my way, but had received a head injury from the mishap The one person I never expected to see in Washington, John Hunter, insisted th at I go to the hospital for a check-up. I consented, but if I had known he was going to drive me there in a beer truck, I ' d have thought twice about the matter. Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Pressing 306 Lima Ave. Norge Village Findlay Ohio 30 At Gromans Music Ph. 432-1952 The Band-Orch Shop Sales— Rentals— Repairs 729 N. Main, Findlay, Ohio Personalized Service Walt Dornn