Crestview High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Convoy, OH)

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PRESENTING THE I962 CAVALIER Crestview High School Convoy, Ohio Volume II W IN ME MORIAM ' . 1, Wwwwwxwxxxxxxxx Hwgvf F1 P 1 is K 2., , W V X q vu H E '-2, ,. GI 1963 D WXXWXWWW WWW NW TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . SENIOR CLASS . . JUNIOR CLASS . SOPHOMORE CLAS FRESHMAN CLASS ACTIVITIES . . SPORTS . . ADVERTISING . . FINIS . . S . 5-16 17-32 33-36 37 -40 41 -44 45-66 67-'78 79-104 . 105 w.,. , 4' --ff -.gif V' M Wk II A Q '5- I. 1- I -I- - fl 5 A ,I ill VEEIA' IRII 1 '-vf x',--.V Z g,,,Q ,' ,n' 7 ,:II,I. ',f ' V I ' r 'gm an 6 1:1 - Q LIL: f I I ' ,' ' f . if 9 if 'Ll 2, V , K ,im -1 sz - 'F 9'2- ,Y 35' f X A-:I ,fp ,, , I XE: , ' 7' 3' f .J . . Karen Riley Deanna Albright . Ellen Germann . Bonnie Hoover . . . Judy Yoh . . Linda Nofer Dea Thomas . . Mr. Fleming r.,,f . FIRST ROW: Linda Nofer Judy Yoh, Ellen Ger- mann, Ron Pancake, Student Photographer. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hoover, Deanna Albright Mr. Fleming, Karen Riley Dea Thomas. WADMINISTRATION C R. G. BRAND Superintendent of Van Wert County Schools ADMINISTR TIO CRESTVIEW LOCAL BOARD CDF EDUCATIO 1 W,., - nn.n W FIRST ROW: Atlee Gehres, memberg Dwight Smith, memberg Ron Rase, Presidentg Wayne Rowe, clerkg Dale Hoover, memberg and Elvin Rhoades, member. 6 '.,,..,..b,-f-w-0 is iii 'F .4 wi-H 1 Q01 Q D I C is-n-. A. R i. fx Never have we seen the time when an education has been so important as it is today. The market for physical labor is decreasing every day and as it decreases there is an increase for really educated individuals. A few students still feel they are being subjected to free public school education, and that anything free is worthless. These people are only kidding themselves. In the first place education is not free, it is purchased through tax money earned by fathers, mothers, brothers, and sisters, neighbors and friends. Why waste the opportunity of a life time when it comes to you only once? Let us all strive for a better school and the best education we can possibly attain from it. Superintendent of Crestview Local Schools, John D. Linn Ei .1 til 1 'IJ t' 'Y L 516' - ms x lun., ,G r 1... ' tu-1 -'I ns . lil? ,, ..a:. HHN! ' vs. if x Q X. D- A- HCIDUFBY- Guidance CO'-1f1Se10f P. A. Bricker, High School Principal Huna-M. -pq-Q--an MM I N1 - , CLARK FLEMING WM W HITCHCOCK F. I. GERKEN Subjects: Latin I, Latin II College: Defiance, Con- cordia Seminary Years at CHS: 3 lish, Speech College Years at CHS: 1 Years at CHS: 5 JOHN D. ENDSLEY College Years at CHS: 5 Years at CHS: 1 VERNON H, PALMER X A fl : he, if it MARIE D. MILLER Subjects: Home Economics English 9 College: Eastern Michigan Years at CHS: 5 Subjects: English 11, Business and College Eng- College: William Jennings Bryan, Defiance FREDRICK G. SILLS Subjects: High School Band College: Indiana State Teachers College Subjects: English 10, Spanish I, Spanish II, Art College: Ohio State University, Mexico City MARY JANE STEWART Subjects: Vocal Music College: Capital, University y am K 'Mr if af Nt., MARIE A. HERBIN WARREN L. REED ERNEY C. FINCH J- A- HICKMAN Subjects: Home Economics Subjects: Vocational Agri- Subjects: Industrial Arts Subjectsi Advanced 9 and 10 Culture, F. F. A. College: Tennessee Tech, Math, Physics College: Bowling Green, College: Ohio State Uni- George Peabody College College: Ohio Northern Ohio State versity Years At CHS: 2 Ohio State University Years at CHS: 7 Years at CHS: 9 ROBERT H. EDINGER Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, and Health College: Findlay College, Bluffton College Years at CHS: 1 JAMES F. LADD Subjects: Physical Education, Science, Coach College: Defiance College, Indiana University Years at CHS: 4 J. CHALMER EDWARDS Subjects: Driver Education, American Problems College: Tri-State, Manchester College Years at CHS: 17 RAYMOND I. HORSTMAN Subjects: World Geography, World and United States History, Physical Education Coach College: Bowling Green Years at CHS: 2 Years at CHS: 2 ,,,- ff Q15 v' 'xxx AN il 'Y' G :Wwe mm A ,five L. T CAFETERIA F STAFF Mrs. Lela Crabtree Mrs. Mary Gassidy Mrs. Ilo Wherry -width- SECRETARY, Mrs. Connie Smith JANITORS Marvin Kever Chet Martin 1 BUS DRIVERS Harry Redlinger, Ed Gribler, Burton Hoblet William Hitchcock, Warren Reed, Bion Carlo, and Dewey Rickard. CLASSES 71' l Band students, under the direction of Mr. Sills, practice diligently as they rehearse for a future COHCSII . Art students, Carolyn Rogers, and Phil Carey, listen carefully as their instructor, Mr. Endsley, explains the composition of a poster . 0 Q Q O man explains a problem in Plane Geometry. Erney Finch and Bruce Fleenor strive for speed and accuracy in a tor Mr . Fleming. i QM-'qlf -z?'i is , f Mr. Reed looks on as Phil Campbell proudly displays ,S I ' t t one of his projects in Vocational Agriculture. is Terry Slane and Jim Hoblet listen enthusiastically as Mr. Hick- time test given by Typing instruc- CLASSES. ... Mr. Edwards Drivers' Ed. students: Larry Hertel, Dave Diehl, Don Woods, of keeping the Drivers' Ed. car clean. Mr. Ladd teaches Patty Albright and Bruce Basil, General Science students, the proper way to dissect a fish. Mr. Hitchcock is making sure that Sharon Woodard and Karen Sheets 's debits and credits balance. Mrs. Miller helps her freshman English class to understand the elements of a sentence. 5 . ft 'Mf,,,4 ., Mrs. Stewart, starting the Chorus Mr. Gerken is helping Dennis Bozza, in Latin class. off on the right note. Jim Krueckeberg and Dwight Rhoades are telling Mr. Edinger what they have learned. Barbaraulfegley is the English teacher for Mr. Palmer. Mrs. Herbin is teaching the girls about the use of Home Ec. in the home. 13 fu- s 1 Jerry Fensler--Youth delegate to the United Nations, l961g also County Winner of the Alcohol Quiz. Sharon Woodard and Sue Dauler--Daughters of the American Revolution Representatives. Jim Rosendahl--Delegate to Boys' State June, 1961. SCHOOL LIFE. .... . Each year our school sets aside an assembly known as Award Day, where outstanding students are given recognition of their achievements. This year Award Day was held on Friday, May 26. A merit system was set up by an award committee consisting of several faculty membersg therefore increas- ing the awards and recognition of outstanding students. Several pictures of this year 's Award Day are shown. Mr. Ladd presents Jim Rosendahl awards for being chosen as Outstanding Athlete and Champion Foul Shooter in the 1961-62 Bas- ketball Season. .! ' i f Mr. Bricker presents a trophy to Tom Myers The gym is always buzzing with for being chosen as the Batting Champion activity during the noon hour. 106 in the 1961-62 Baseball Season. Motycka gives his team some 14 pointers in the annual Intramurals. + .. Y , , ,,,,,, , Dwight Rhoades was in charge of the Band on Student Council Day, May 16, 1962. The basketball game be- tween the Intramural boys champions, coached by Tom Myers, and the fac- ulty proved to be an ex- citing game. Wsailffe f T N I . -fA- ,N . ,. K K , , - ' , ei 2' p 'eww A Mock Primary Election was conducted by Democracy students on May 8, l962. The game between the faculty and students. A picture from the dance which was sponsored by the Senior Class. The new dance of 1962, The Twist , also came to Crestview. John Schaadt fleftj Doing the Twist. 15 SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES SENIOR CLASS SCHOLASTICS DEA NNA ALBRIGHT JANET BARNHART 'I8 NANCY ARN DIA NE BA GLEY iv' DENNIS BOZZA was-.W SUE DAULER ALICE DA WSON DONA LD DA WSON 'l'l ' DAVID DIEHL CHERYL DOUGAL WA NDA ET ZLER 'Wi DIANNA EVERETT I IMMIE FEAS BY f .TERRY F ENSLER DA RLENE GUN SETT RUTH ANN HARTING CAROL HENNIS DOROTHY HURLESS KERMIT IMLER ROBERTA IELLISON BRENDA KIRACOFE SA M LICHTEN BERGER JOHN LIPPI BILL LOUAGIE W. is 1,4 ff' 6.- J Rf H--'gr v,4Q' J v-4' ...arf PAT LYONS -PM--'lv KEITH MOHR fa,...1,,.f ,T U , ITV - , zZfb1f'f?r'.s,51e.x ., .. in ,gfnjixg fu, - Q. Y 17.12-Zi?-gif, ' A .M A ,, JAMES MANLEY CLARENCE MITCHELL H8' fi' wr JOE MOTYCKA S DON MILLER 'fy 'bu-..,,. e g is 'R .T UDITH MYERS Iii TOMMY MYERS BA RBA RA RA MSEY JAMES NOFER BONNIE PIFER KAREN RILEY RONA LD PA NCA KE .TIM ROGERS 23 KENT ROGERS JAMES ROSENDAHL JOHN SCHAA DT L f, WANDA SAYLOR uksfgvi-:p,,,zVf eawziwmeff-iar-- 1: wee: fra f?f-,,::-?2:5,fb P234 .Jfek-.rQ,,,...fgfQ,3iQA .fvgygwk-1w,:w L, , -f-XQ:Q,mwg,sgQM . , 'gfwns 'Q--wfmwf wfv-1ffQ1,:ffLi,a4f.a, V ,-,-If-W: BOB SCHUUM DAVID SHOOK W' :::fv.ff:..yw,,, - - :N 2 ,,A.M.,7 y fffh' .5 I, , ,..fQ:,f Vykk i L Vkhy In K kkh' ,,L-A1 5, , 5 ., ,-.5 , Vw STA NELY SHOTTS SHARON SMITH LARRY WILSON Nig- f'f f'f7H JAMES THOMAS DAVID WILKIN 'all I ' mf' ,NXRA W. 1 , SHA RON WOODA RD --,,,,, i RONALD WA LKER RONA LD WORLINE SENIOR ACTIVITIES Class Motto: TODAY WE FOLLOW3 TOMORROW WE LEAD Class Flower: PINK CARNATION Class Colors: PINK AND WHITE DBANNA KAY ALBRIGHT Y-Teens 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens Officer 3-43 Chorus 1-2-8- 43 Annual Staff 43 Scholarship Team 23 Y. F. C. Club 33 Band 1-2-3-43 Pep Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-43 Class Play 8 3 District Ill Music Festival 4. NANCY ARLENE ARN F.l-l.A. 8. F.l-LA. Officer 33 Y-Teens 1'-2-3-4: Chorus 1-2-3-43 Paper Staff43 Solo Contest'33 Librarian 4: May Queen Candidate 23 Octet 23 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3- 43 Betty Crocker Award winner 4. DIANE E. BAGLBY Y-Teens 1-2-3-4. Y-Teens Officer 2-3-4: Chorus 1-2- 3-43 Class Play 3-43 Paper Staff 43 Class Officer 1-33 Scholarship Team 33 Y.F. C, Club 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 43 Majorette 1'2'3'4I Drum Major 3-43 Wtict Solo and Ensemble 33 Student Council 13 Band Officer 1-2-83 Pep Club 33 Y, F.C, Officer 3-43 German Bend 1-2-3-43 Ohio Youth Safety Convention 43 County Safe Driving Road-e-o winner 3-4. JANET KAY BARN!-IART F.H.A, 1-2-3-4. I.-',H.A. Officer 4. DENNI BOZZA Basketball 1-2-33 Chorus 1-23 Class Officer 33 Baseball 13 Y.F.G. Club 33 Student Council 3. SUE ANN DAULER Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Officer l-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Class Play 3-43 Class Officer 13 Scholarship Team 1-2-3-43 Y.F.C. Club 1'2'3l Band 1-2-3-43 Solo Contest 1-2-33 Sextette 43 Triple Trio 33 District Solo and Ensemble 1-2-33 Band Officer 33 DAR Representative 43 Accompanist 1-2-3-43 Octet 2: State Solo and En- semble 2s Pep Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-43 District III Music Festival S. A LICE DA WSON F.H,A. 33 F.H.A. 43 Y-Teens 43 Y. F,C. Club 3-43 Band 1-2'-3-43 Pep Club 33 Band Officer 2. CHERYL DOUGAL Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Officer 43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Class Play 3'41 Clam Officer 43 Y. F. C. Club 1-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Solo Contest 2-3-43 Sextette 23 Majorette 1-2-43 District Solo and Ensemble 2-3-41 Pep Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-43 German Band 1-2-3-4. WA NDA BT ZLER Y.-Teens 1-2-3-43 Class Play 3-43 Librarian 43 Girls Chorus 43 Chorus 4. DIANNA EVERETT Y-Teens 1-23 Chorus 1-23 Annual staff 33 Scholarship Team 13 Y.F.C, Club 23 Librarian 43 Y,F.C, Officer 23 Girls' Chorus 1-2. JIMMIE FEASB l F,F,A, 1-2-3-4. F.F.A. Officer 3'4: Class Play 33 Parliamentary Team 3-43 F. F.A. Basketball 43 Science Club 43 Land Judging 2'3'4i District and State Farmer 4. HRRY FBNSLBR Chorus 43 Class Play 3-43 Basketball 1'2'3'4I Scholar- ship Team 33 Y. F. C. 43 Band 1'2'3'4: District Solo and Ensemble 23 Student Council 1-2-43 Band Offlcer 33 Youth Delegate to the United Nations 43 County. Winner of Ohlo l-llstory3 Government and Citizenship Test 43 Student Council President 43 Boys' Chorus 43 German Band 1-2-3-4. MILDRED DARLENE GUNSETT Y-Teens 3-43 Y-Teens Officer 43 Paper Staff43 Y.F.C. Club 33 Pep Club 33 Class Play 43 May Queen 4. RUTH ANN HARTING Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Officer 2'3'43 Chorus 1-2- 3'43 Class Play 3-43 Paper staff 43 Class Officer 1-2-33 Y.F.C. Club 2'3'4: F.F.A. Queen Candidate 23 May Queen Candidate 13 Cheerleader 2-3-43 Student Coun- cll 33 Librarian 23 Pep Club 33 Y. F.C. Officer 43 Girls' Chorus 1'2'3'4i Newspaper Staff 4. CAROL LOUISE HENNIS Scholarship Team 3-43 Y.F.C. Club 43 Librarian 3-4. DOROTHY HURLESS Y-Teens 1-25 Chorus 1-23 Class Officer 13 Band 1-23 Librarian 1-23 Glrls' Chorus 1-2. KERMIT IMLER Chorus 1-23 Class Play 3-43 Basketball l-2-3-43 Baseball 43 Scholarship Team 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Solo Contest 1-2-43 District Solo and Ensemble 1-23 Science Club 43 Science Club Officer 43 Octet 23 Quartet 13 German 'Band 1-2-3-43 Boys' chorus 1-2. ROBERTA JELLIS ON Y-Teens 1-2-3-43 Y-Teens Officer 2-3-43 Chorus 1-2- 3-43 Class Play 3-43 Paper Staff 43 Class Officer 23 Y. F. C. Club 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Solo Contest 23 Sex- tette 43 Triple Trio 33 F.F.A. Queen Candidate 33 Student Council 23 Cheerleader 2-45 Majorette 1-2-3- 43 District Solo and Ensemble 33 Band Officer 2-3-41 Pep Club 33 Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-43 Y.F,C, Club Officer 4. BRENDA MAY KIRACOFB F.H.A. 1-2-3-4, F.H.A. Officer 4. SA MUEL LIC HTENBERGER Chorus 1'2'3i Class Officer 1-23 Industrial Arts Club 1- 2-3-4: Y. F.C. N Club 1'2'3l Band 1-23 Sextette 1-23 Disnlct Solo and Ensemble 23 Librarian 13 Science Club 1-23 Boys' Chorus 1'2'3: IndustriallArts Officer 1-2-3-4. BILL LOUA GIE F.F.A. 1-2-3-43 Scholarship Team 2-83 F.F.A. Basket- ball Team 4. PATRICIA LYONS Librarian 2. JIM MANLEY Chorus 1-23 Class Officer 1-2-31 Student Council 83 Scholarship Team 1'2'33 Science Club 1-23 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-4. DONALD MILLER F,F,A. 1-25 Y. F.C. Club 1-25 Y. F. C. Basketball 1-2. JUNIOR MITCHELL Chorus 45 Paper staff 15 Industrial Arts Club 15 Basketball 1-2-3-4: Baseball 2-3-4: Y. F. C. Club 45 Librarian 15 Science Club 15 Football 35 Track 1-2. KEITH MOHR Chorus 1-2-3-45 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2- 3'4l 52965811 1-2: Y. F.C, Club 3-45 Scholarship Team 35 Class Play 3-4. JOE MOTYCKA Class Officer 15 Student Council 15 Band 15 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4. I UDIT H MYERS Mixed Chorus 1-25 Girls' Chorus 1-25 Y. F.C. Club 2-35 Y.F.C. Officer 25 Y-Teens 1-25 Scholarship Team. TOM MYERS Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Scholarship Team 35 Y. F.C, Club 4. JAMES NOFER Chorus 1-2-3-45 Class Officer 1-25 Industrial Arts 45 Basketball 1-25 Baseball l-25 Band 1-2-3-45 Band Officer 45 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3. RON PA NCA KE Chorus 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Athletic Manager 45 Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-45 German Band 2-3-45 Class Play 4. BONNIE LUCRETIA PIFER Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Y. F. C. Club 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Librarian 45 Pep Club 3. BARBARA ANN RA MSEY Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 Scholarship Team 35 Y. F.C. Club 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Y-Teens Cabinet 45 Pep Club 3. KAREN KAY RILEY Y-Teens 1-2-3-4, Y-Teens Officer 45 Student Council 45 Student Council Officer 45 Class Officer 45 Chorus 3- 45 Pep Club 35 Girls' Chorus 3-45 Librarian 2-3-45 Y.F, C- Club 1-2-4: C1858 Play 3-45 May Queen Candidate 3: Hobby Queen Candidate 45 Ohio Youth Safety con- vention 35 County Safe-Driving Road-e-o Winner 25 Annual Staff 3-4. JAMES L. ROGERS F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Industrial Arts Club 35 F, LA, Basket- ball 1-2-45 Science Club 4. KENT ROGERS Ind'-lS'1'iB1 Af!! Club 1: Y. F. C. Club 45 Athletic Manager 1-25 Science Club 45 Radio Club 1-2-3-4. J IM ROSENDAHL Chorus 1-2-35 Class Play 3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Base- ball 1-2-35 Scholarship Team 35 Boys' Chorus 1-2-8. WANDA SAYLOR F.H.A. 45 Y-Teens 1-2-45 Chorus 2-35 Y. I-'.C. Club 1-2-35 Librarian 2-45 Pep Club 35 Girls' Chorus 2-35 Class Play 4. JOHN SCHAA DT I-'.F,A. 1-2-3-45 F. F.A. Officer 45 Chorus 1-8:.Parlls- mentary Team 3-45 F.F.A. Basketball 1-2-3-45 Chapter Farmer 4. BOB SCHUMM Chorus 1-2-35 Industrial Arts Club 15 Scholarship Team 1-35 Science Club 45 Science Officers 4. DAVID SHOOK Basketball 1-2-35 Scholarship Team 25 Industrial Arts Club 1 . STAN SHUTTS F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 F.F.A. Officer 45 Mixed Chorus 1-2- 35 Basketball 15 Parliamentary Team 3-45 F.F.A. Bas- ketball 45 Chapter Farmer 45 Class Play 4. SHARON LYNN SMITH Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-45 Junior Class Play5 Y. F, C. Club 2-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Solo Contest 3-45fDistrlct and State Solo and Ensemble 3-45 Band Officer 35 Y- Teens Cabinet 45 Pep Club 3. JAMES' PAUL THOMAS Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Basketball 1-2- 3-45 Band 1-2-45 Band Offlcer 45 Boys' C5505-555 1-2-3. RON WALKER Chorus 1-2-3-45Jun1or Class Play 35 Basketball 15 Base ball 35 Scholarship Team 35 Y. F. C. Club 2-3-45 Athletic Manager 2-45 Science Club 45 Ygl-'.C. Club Officer 4. DAVE. WILKIN F.F,A. 1-2-3-45 F.F,A. Officer 3-45 Parliamentary Team 3-45 Chapter Farmer 4. LARRY WILSON 5f,p,A, 1-2-3-4, r.F.A. ofncer 3-45 Class Officer 1- 2-35 Basketball 15 Scholarship Team 15 Parliamentary Team 2-3 -45 Student Council 45 F. F.A. Basketball 2- 3-45 F.F.A. Basketball 2-3-45 Class,Play 4. SHA RON WOODA RD Y-Teens 1-2-3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-4,5 Scholarship Team 1-25 Y.F. C. Club 2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Solo Contest 1-2-3-45 Sextette 45 District Solo and Ensemble 1-2-3- 45 Librarian 25 Y-Teens Cabinet 2-3-45 Octet 25 Y. FQ C. Club 45 State Solo and Ensemble 15 D.A.R. Repre- sentative 457Accompanist 1-3-45 Pep Band 4. RONA LD WORLINE Chorus 25 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Y.F.C Club 4. SENIOR CLASS TRIP QMS ii li' ii QR' Q5 . gygigyl W SL my Qi I Qggwgsvkfrf. M knew A 1, ,,,,Q FIRST ROW: CarolHennis, Dorothy Hurless, BonniePifer, Cheryl Dougal, Darlene Gunsett, Sue Dauler, Etzler, Roberta Jellison, and Nancy Arn. SECOND ROW: Kermit Imler, Ron Pancake, Jim Feasby, Manley, and Ron Worline. THIRD ROW: Kent Rogers, Jim Rogers, Donnie Dawson, John Schaadt, Jim Wilkin, Larry Wilson, Bill Louagie, Don Miller, Jim Rosendahl. T0 WASHINGTO D.C. -s- fg '27 'Ti X fy. Diane Bagley, Ruth Ann Harting, Sharon Smith, Karen Riley, Dianna Albright, Barbara Ramsey, Wanda Keith Mohr, ,Terry Fensler, Bob Schumm, Joe Motycka, Dennis Bozza, Torn Myers, Ron Walker, Jim Fhomas, Stan Shorts, Jim Nofer, Mr. Edinger, Mrs. Edinger, Mr. Linn, Mrs. Linn, David Shook, David ---- - f-Y--W 5 u 41' Q' SENICDR CLASS fw 1 -AW- M-V52 ,f -- :Q +5ssiQQi5:g1.fA K - Y 'T' TRIP SNAPS uw ,gy V il' A .ff , , ' Q, ,1,, - aww h 2 Z , iifsiixsff' rv-fri' isis, :mg Q fm N Q fe 413, .Q K .agafzfan .,i,5w, 1 MLQ:5?feflf'- X ax img 13, P - . , -awe w, , W, .ne z fi? If 52 WWF? we ' iii killkllsii Am gp, f-fee ..,.., 21 M 2 U M Q - an on .Q Sf 1 ,, is fn? H? 2 32 ik N ns, ai egg nll Q A s -2 ,,, 'Q 'Q M x. ?', T' 1 S R Q -:W-biwpsfsfvflw 3 'YF 'iii CRAZY PICTURE X JUNICR CLASS LEADERSHIP K 539 Beverly Allison Carl Arn Lonny Barkley Max Bell Gary Black James Black Byron Clayton Connie Clifton Basil Dealey Jerry Etzler Phil Etzler Barbara Fegley John Fleenor Ellen Germann Fred Germann Decorating for the Prom- -David Sheets, John Munr- zinger. 34 Gary Black, Mr. Edinger, Gary Pricldy. 'L' Q 1 'T R W a -. 1 5 we '5'g5::aE33 l.. Y--0: Qi.. ,.l?'.i'f5: 15 f 5'- FULL OF LIFE AND FANCY FREE 5 ,, or rrrr if as fe ' 'lf Q 1' 'R K 4 was .W s al MM .NM M X My 'P' N Xxx Q ai ,, ff' Q 3 o,r, B 3 F ,l - or -Q, it :ggi Nr, it li 1 'W ii' -of oiifeik . , rv-we rx K , ' x, ,, gf f 1 iff K Qi .VN -F 'gi E F 5 ' s -' F' .ww g -. , ni xl s X in ,Q -1. 'H .I+ 'u- -M. X W fvf we ,L .af if Milk! rf. . . lf ?, W, ., J n-rv Ytifiill .31-. ' Q Lora Gerrnann Garry Hart Donna Heare i M Junior Class Sponsors-- Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Herbin, Mr. Edinger, Mr. Hel- phrey. YK, kk -J -xuw. S.. Mk . i ,:t:::,.,,::M .M -L. AH, ,W my -an 5 i J s ll ' X k M. ax fa -ll .Q .. H4 3 f 4 ,5 , J ir, WE'RE THE CLASS OF '63 fs: as? A wff' -32: A X J H., J 1 f J l F. .X ':.ix Y,'fg i Aw Q 1 i 1 K? , , , k A J - A 'AV -' . f 1 1 t J' 1' gi vm ' ima'-,fat J ill -V 1' VA L5 V i . . a N tx kr 7 . .. iifiaii.. in- -W-.-N. Junior Class Party March 16, 1962 5 nf-Q, A -fre Nancy Heath David Herminghuysen Bonnie Hoover David Hummel Thelma Jacobs Kathy Jones Bruce Kiracofe Judy Kiracofe Jane Kreischer John Kreischer Jim Krueckeberg Jerry Lautzenheiser Toni Lippi Bill Marshall Janet Matthews HRW' Stanley Merkle H Gloria Michael 53 -. Loretta Miller kb items, a . ,K , W A Ron Schumm, Dave Herminghuysen, Dwight Rhoades, Jim Kruckeberg, Bill Marshall, Fred Germann. Jane Kreischer, Basil Dealey, Barb Fegley. 35 Phyllis Mitchell Nancy Mohr Ann Motyeka John Muntzinger Bill Nofer Gary Priddy Vivian Purk Dwight Rhoades Ronald Schumm Carol Schultz David Sheets Harold Sheets Karen Sheets David Speelman Leroy Tyas A Judy Yoh, Barb Fegley, Max Bell, Dave Herminghuysen, Ann Motycka, Kathy Jones, Dave Sheets. Garry Hart, Connie Clifton, Gary Priddy, Mr. Horstman, Ron Schunlm. Nr ,X ur i f f agp it t .MM-E I' .M t 'S y 9 .9 .',,,', 5' W 3 'KY' 1 x, . 3 A , . an ,V 4 y 5 .5 I x VW N M 'D' 1 , Q G 'UT or ' XA by S . mVVAy h ix. 5 X X3 . . 'R 5 li fl . Ni 't - S .wa f S M- h fm -Q QQ L J: K if gm bm' 3 - ., '1. ,11 -M RN, P- - X Sharon Ward ai 5 fl ,ge ,Gr W Gary Week -.V KW 'M 'Q Nts.: Judy Yoh Tr GTZ 1.,,q xx . 'Z- Junior Class Party March 16. 1962 -R SCPHOMORE CLASS FRIENDSHIP S Marcia Arn Karen Barnhart Ray Beahrs , Ricky Clifton Terry Bollenbecker Frank Bowen Jeff Bower Joy Grittson A Margaret Brown ' ii 5 .gf Af' WE ARE CLEVER AND LOTS MORE, dna Sai '35 My . 3 fl' Phil Carey Xi, N. L he Maurice Covert i 'ii hy W W., 4 Sandy Anderson fmt X J at we A-4. R Ll V s I A- I 1 J 5' Dennis Cox O Q , Kenneth Dady J Q A . , ' 'mr N. Cheryl Darr '1 at R. lm 7? H? ,R - K ,N f-ft if Herb Dawson .xy J riff? 2-M Richard Dougal R ,J 591 i.ct 'Q Vh :,h y ' 5 O .f'7 Bonnie Dull -'- NX 4, l i C V Robert Dunlap Judy Etzler Roger Fegley Erny Finch Bruce Fleenor to JM SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Edwards, Mr. Horstrnan, Mr. Ladd, Mr. Hickman. x J ggrfgv f 1 1 ,, 4 ,V E, - C R C.. M fr V , W, r t .a,M.: 1. waz. 2 '11, 1 - 'KPN' 4.57.1 ff 7. J We teat -2' I 'ijkwffi K Gary Foley ' ' 'E' V, - R we B J ,, Jeanne Fox X ji, , . 03 33 Larr Gehres V , ' O , ' R Y J if 1 B J Donna Germann Lela Giessler 1 7.73 L rw the A.. Jane Gleckler I r , J 1' --'R' ,gl JSR' WE'RE THE CLASS OF '64 .Q Jon Hall J ' Linda Hamrick K K,-.W , I s... L .... :X , M 5 'J ff' X ff 4 Q Jean Herminghuysen , A rv , ' Y A .QL H ' 1 'FZ Larry Hertel Ni 'if' . md.L V A , K, A Q2 ' m'h Larry Hirschy ' ' J w M J' L J ' Jim Hoblet Y -. 1 2 fdiilkmiissig-g5 ?i H Alf.. - S J . R A ' Q -' ' A V Vt Frieda Hurless . J is Norma Hurless 9'. 5:n J . in 'Q ' 35 . A. 4 4 y 9' In Larry Jones ,jg '31 ' J: swf? Helen Joseph f , . . .f A ailing.: ff' U V LV V J Ray Kiehl V 2? 5 Mary Krueckberg 'lmerlxiibir -'f se' 572 Judy Lare Sharon Leiter if . it va. Ax' W Mary Louagie QM. Phyllis Mclntosh Beverly McOmber Linda Michael Q Q . ' A Larry Middleton Q' f Y , 7: LS , L fx My Bonita Miller sf: J X ,Qff,f, 'VJ my Paulette Mosier . ' M ' -tryyk h M Jean Myers xr at A X 5, Robert Myers l 'if All .fr J , K I H Erik I ,fftss wi My 1 f J Sheila Myers gy' .5 Z' if ,Sf fc ,JA 5,52 rw gall F3 ..-V ,Vi -W' Q ,, ., ,4- 1-vw X will .7 Sue Oechsle Gary Oakley Sharon Oechsle Ron Neiswander Linda Nofer f ,:M,p, R' Each year the Sophomore Class serves the Junior-Senior Prom Banquet. ' 39 L.. Rex Oswald Loren Pancake Carolyn Pierce Joy Rhoades Ron Ross Helen Schaadt Linda Schaadt Dave Sheets , 4-X av 351 ff? T , ., M by sw. -is-V. ' v - av T ssa r .., S mf' . . Y v 'Q 'W Dennis Shook ff rf M , 'Rvws '- V ,Q Marylyn Simmons X! ,i ' 1 , ,sr 1 d J Terry Slane S, KN Dennis Sowers 9 Ned Springer , - 'I - Larry Suman y N A my 2 Ann Taylor 'T R X ' 1' ..:: ,S ff - X 'v 3 Karen Taylor A' -f A . 4 M fa 7 Dea Marie Thomas if - M I Byron Thompson Q Nnn, E TQ T gs 59 S Donnie Tinnel f . V Q T? g Penny Wade - J C .., :gr n -is My Robert Wallis H: 31 We -K' ,E Marge Weaver ,Q GVV wg' R i ' g ,fa ,A.. g yzyii' , 9 1 L f Barbara Wherry Joy Rhoades, Paulette Mosier, Ann Taylor. Jane Gleckler, Carolyn Pierce . 40 5 Emma Whittenbarger Jerry Willingham Nia sm' not 'TM fvxw Louis Wolfcale Don Woods 'ff .Q if ' R an ':, f sf 1,r: A ,srr li FRESH MAN CLASS HOPE CDW,,,,W,,,xDr WE ARE PEPPY, MUCH ALIVE I9 .,-522 ' C I - 1 y.,-,B Freshmen Class Sponsors-- Mr. Endsley, Mr. Gerken, Mr. Reed, Mr. Palmer. Shirley Bauer Beth Beldon Diane Black Darlene Bowman Bill Bruk A Linda Albright Patty Albright Janell Bagley Bill Baker Brent Basil Z Bruce Basil . z 'rr' . ss. fr . fruit! L f ,A x fu ve.. yu. k. sa sf X 5' in F I , , X I , , L 3 , ww A A Bonnie Butler Q' A 0 is A B Phil Campbell N-.31 .5? M if ' W Lynnette Carroll Q y W F I x R ' Judy Christian , ,,Z, NNN Cheri Clifton ' C 5 Jill Clifton illi l t B B C Randy Clifton 'B ,ar X '55 E9 S ap Billy Dawson 'afi- NA, 'fr . ' ' 4 7 ff-1 . ' arf:-'. A Z J. W W3 , . .I C, ,,.,.. r qykx X Q mu X' 1, 'MW- L efflux -mr, . .mf 8 Barbara De Long a s A James Dougal ' Connie Drake . .M'1s. B Charles Etzler Q '72 Q Frances Etzler 'M' gg. A ,qfj B Beverly Feasby 'B Nl'-ig' 1 X Richard Fegley ,,...i wt g e lf: ..rr-'. Peggy Ferguson 42 '53 f N-...aww s X 5 Fi I 1 mes. S., xr' -s-is df' 1 is vf sw. P'- B at ' W Q 4 sift -'1, :': ..::,... 22.2 E 3 s. 'K We ' '.vM. Q.,-, f ED i' ,L kim .av x.,-5, ! , ' 'i . . ,,,, WE'RE THE CLASS OF SIXTY-FIVE Jerry Fortney - 3 5 if .f J' Y lo in pi. 0.32,-, , HSN' A ' V. ' ' 1 E + Y- QU-f Robert Gaskill Sharon Gaskill xx L H ., .B . R' it ' 'qz ,,', 1 A , Sue Hamrick i if iw Dick Harmon Patty Heare Class Party May 11, 1962 Sue Hamrick, Peggy Ferguson, Pat Albright, Roselyn Riley, Jean Kitson, Barb Speelman. 2 B Connie Helm 3 . 'yi 3' 93 Jim Henrey if JZ., 41, ,ffgp Kent Hoblet 5 Patty Hoover Twist Contest Winners -- Bonnie Butler and Jerry Fortney -'fi 1, S i' K X R ,V Rita Hurless i Z' N ' M ' - Keith Imler . M I h A m ,M M 3: A A , H 'R 9' e 1 Q My ' H Paul Karges K 3 wil l ',r' 'NN Denny Kever M2 . riir My Mike Kiehl -- ' Aw S tl W Larry Kiracofe Q , a limi N if V f f M Jean Kitson Q '35 Q . ,, A ,A,. it ml 'M W Q1 'R Connie Koenemann K 1 Q 'Lv X .5 K tl Mike Leiter xi XM J ,Q , 5 R M y , C A.,-45, if Bob Louagie C i f' ellt ., . gli, it 'mi' 71 iii lg Kerry Lyons pub ML Y A Z 1,5 'gif - anna. 4 i K ll I fi ' W' 1: 1-' ff-ieif- 721 T' Q l it A I 'i . V in S Dennis McCoy - r . y Phil McDowell A Q My Vl ,. y , 4 R ' ' f ig 4-at ,sz . ur i 4' 0 Sandra Mclntosh W R W, h . f, y Diana Mefferd fig I? P R x NW 14 mm' if 1 C, Betty Miller X fl 1 3 Z ,uf , . 4 J A V X 1 i Us ' V M h 11M Q i.', gli V , ,'lS ll . al-S a oser Freshman Class Party May 11, 1962 8 fr i Florella Myers ff .1 Ss - 1' . 5 -vss Rex Myers 'JM 4-N Q N Linda Oechsle QTL I ' I is-. K! James Pangle , 'fra h 5 .. Lowell Rase kr, T We Ron Rase T L or 'ssr , f: Q2'i,,K f . af fcgegg , ., in .. Xi TNQ :QA-fi ' gig if ,. g ag, ' .A I new Larry Ray 72 ,, V f as 'Z -J' of Roselyn Riley - - T. pf? Carolyn Rogers Sharon Ryan J 1s .f A . he A Terry Saylor V . t Gordon Shively 1 V'-7 -C? L 0 Christine Smith 4' Wgi ' ,ig Vicky Sowers ml 'J'.iPy X X1 k A 1 1 Xf' Barbara Speelman X919 T . yn -.Q X X.. x if . fygnaf Gayle Stevens y Sue Strunkenburg xg wi y h 1 .y l 5421+ A Larry Thieme d A S' gg-ar' ik ffl , is 53: Jeff Thomas Q' if v, Larry Tumbleson 'xx' Q :,. ' X -an 'VA f B ild L Floyd Tyas C' Clyde Valentine Y 4 I 5 L: N. N ' 3 T V Diane Voltz . ,, 'i'l A 'M 5' ' ly I ,Q ,, ' 3' 'll 'W 1 Karen Wade , WW 'brig '- QL aj.. , Judy Week It 'If J, ili. 4 V V H Q . ' J 'X M . V 1: M Terry Ward L Q A L 8 lx ii iirr ,sr, 5 , V3 EL 5, 1 V gr , 1 N - T L f 2 ' 2 as fl L ,-gi f ,T ... Q ,mr .,g ,- ,ss ACTIVITIES THUG FIRST ROW: Jerry Fensler, Presidentg Larry Wilson, Vice-Presidentg Karen Riley, Secretary- Snaps of Student Cguncil Day Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mike Kiehl, Steve Weaver, Gary Foley, Dave Herminghuysen, Barb Fegley, Kent Hoblet, Jeff Thomas, Ellen Germann, Margaret Brown, Absent. OFFICERS President . . . - Jerry FSHS1'-if Vice-President . . . . Larry Wilson Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Karen Riley The Student Council consists of the top 3 of- ficers from each class in high school. Among our duties, is the responsibility of choosing the assembly programs for the 1962-63 Jerry Fensler - Principal School year' A Student Council Day was held May 16. Student teachers were in charge of the various classes including the positions of high school prin- cipal and secretary. It proved to be very successful and was enjoyed by students and teachers. A handbook of rules-and-regulations to guide the students of our high school is to be prepared for use next year. A 5 f . Student Teacher Jim Rosendahl ,f a N' 'mf My Student Teacher - Student Teacher - 46 Dave Herminghuysen Sharon Woodard M, 171 3?1'l 'l 3,gg, A A A JI 5 W1 ..-t,X,X ,D xf C241 3, J .5 Mori ff gf! -Q' M t ,A April 19, 1962 NOT XCESX ii , CALENAD AR The rual Teen-Age Safe Driving April l9-Ccunt25Tournamed33:OO here C - RC d bv the Jay- H EO-NQSCH L1 cies, 'ode 23-NGSCHOGL, Band Mothers There if ky W--Tr., Y-Teens in gym 7130: tice M' J iuwwwewwa QMfnfiQG to Ft. W. Our Smity, supei imbag Enif l9 T and! Eifld ilana vez 5 the Com- Life, sional ive at -+4-59 estvief there 6l an d tv ar Diane Bagley C A 1 O- ' We Arn, Activity Ed' Eduor: Darlene Gu WELS he UQXTJ I' rio. 1f0f:Robem . men' Arr 'o it 133 Yllg 'fu Jeulson SPO and Joke Edito ' M h ig room, ' fwEmmrR r5MLFmHf' oV0tHf,,r QTS E Everyone who is going to malc,vmhAm1HMmg,Cishimmmgwmmyahei thifd College for Teen-Olympics must be there ic-L r' sion. Delp at the YFC office at M130 Thursday, took first place lu une extemp c April l9. Your parents' permission test followed by Spencerville t slips plus 55.50 to cover expenses Crestview. Elida won first in must be handed in to Larry at that prepared contest, Spencerville time. 'Each person will take only ing second with Crestview th one suitcase plus bedding. Any- Both our contestantsvon gold me thing else will be left behind. lf Yesterday our chapter chosetwo you have further questions call egates to the State FFA conven Larry at: Home 2-22l2 or Office those delegates being Max Bel 2-T8Ol. Bill Marshall. 'X'--K-X--If-Ai-96-k+it+9k+-1E'+9E9?-DP -if-+V:-K-X--H664-24-if-Bl-Si-++24'+ 47 I E OFFICERS President Diane Bagley Vice-President Karen Riley Secretary Barb Fegley Treasurer Ellen Germann FIRST ROW: Connie Clifton, Janet Matthews, Karen Sheets, Ann Motycka, Barbara Fegley, Diane Bagley, Karen Riley, Ellen Germann, Sharon Smith, and Deanna Albright. SECOND ROW: Jane Kreischer, Phyliss Mitchell, Alice Dawson, Bonnie Hoover, Wanda Saylor, Roberta Jellison, Carol Schultz, Cheryl Dougal, Beverly Allison, Bonnie Pifer, Sharon Ward, and Vivian Purk. THIRD ROW: Barbara Ramsey, Nancy Mohr, Judy Yoh, Wanda Etzler, Kathy Jones, Donna Heare, Sue Dauler, Darlene Gunsett, Sharon Woodard, Ruth Ann Harting, Lora Ellen Germann, Nancy Arn, and Thelma Jacobs. Q uv' F Wt we Oh, what a gooy mess! Now I lay me down to sle 48 epl... F The Y-Teens have had a number of activities throughout the year. In October we went trick or treating and took the goodies we collected to the Castle Convalescent Home, We also sponsored a Can-Can Dance in December to collect canned goods for needy families. Besides our service projects we had a Halloween costume party with square dancing, and a slumber party at the Y. W. C.A. in March. We also had some educational meetings including a panel dis- cussion, a speaker on World Fellowship, a speech team from Van Wert High School, and a program on hair styling. Our year concluded with our annual Mother-Daughter Tea in May. Y-Teen Slumber Party - Y. W.C.A. , ,, -1 1 Installation Ceremony of 1962-63 Officers - Mother-Daughter Tea Sponsored by THE COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOPPE Ohio City, Ohio Breakfast at the Y-Teen Slumber Party. Mother-Daughter Tea , 1 1 A-. nw? Typical Y-Teen Meeting P51nt?v-1'-r' get Some of our activities this year included a Halloween costume party with square dancing, and a slumber party at the YWCA in March. For service projects, we distributed Thanksgiving baskets to several families in the community, visited the Castle Convalescent Home, and donated some money to World Fellowship. To raise money, basketball programs were sold and a St. Patrick's Dance was sponsored. Some of the programs of our monthly meetings included a report of Y-Teen Conference, Freshman initiation, a report on his United Nations trip by Jerry Fensler, a demonstration on gift wrapping,hints on good grooming, and a visit by the Van Wert Speech Team. The Y-Teens activities were brought to a close with the annual Mother and Daughter Tea and Installation of new officers which was held May 15. ut I o Rs OFFICERS President Dea Marie Thomas Vice-President Marcia Arn Secretary Barbara Wherry Treasurer Jane Gleckler FIRST ROW: Bonnie Butler, Linda Michael, Sharon Leiter, Barbara Wherry, Dea Marie Thomas Marcia Arn, Jane Gleckler, Patty Albright, Helen Schaadt, Connie Helm, Roselyn Riley. SECOND ROW: Beverly Feasby, Judy Christian, Carolyn Rogers, lean Kitson, Joy Brittsan, Paulette Mosier, Margy Weaver, Patty Heare, Marilyn Simmons, Beverly McOmber, Linda Nofer, Terry Bollenbacher, Sharon Ryan, Barbara Speelman, Beth Ann Beldon. THIRD ROW: Christine Smith, Karen Wade, Diane Voltz, Frances Etzler, Sue Hamrick, Karen Barnhart, Linda Albright, Connie Drake, Helen Joseph, Donna Germann, Patty Hoover, Betty Miller, Phyllis Mclntosh, Sue Strunkenburg, Rita Hurless. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Ferguson, Ann TaY10r, Linda Schaadt, Carolyn Pierce, Barbara De Long, Shirley Bauer, Sheila Myers, Jill Clifton, Bonnie Dull, Diana Mefferd, Janell Bagley, Sue Oechsle, Joy Rhoades, Jeanne Fox, Lynette Carroll, Sandy Anderson. O O O FIRST ROW: LeRoy Tyas, Stan Shotts, Jim Feasby, Larry Wilson, David Wilkin, John Schaadt, Phil Etzler, Bill Marshall, Mr. Reed. SECOND ROW: Gary Oakley, Bob Wallis, Jeff Thomas, Kent Hoblet, Phil Campbell, Dennis Cox, Keith lmler, Mike Kiehl, Bob Louagie, Jim Hen- rey, Lowell Rase, Bill Burk, Phil McDowell. THIRD ROW: Dennis McCoy, Larry Jones, Jim Rogers, Basil Dealey, Randy Clifton, Bob Dunlap, Ned Springer, Byron Clayton, Paul Karges, Ron Neiswander, Ray Kiehl, Roger Fegley, Richard Fegley. FOURTH ROW: Frank Bowen, Bruce Kiracofe, Larry Ray, David Sheets, Richard Dougal, Fred Germann, Max Bell, Floyd Tyas, Bill Bouagie, Gary Week, Ronald Rase, Carl Arn, Stan Merkle. President . . . Larry Wilson Vice-President . Jim Feasby Secretary . . Dave Wilkin Treasurer . . John Schaadt Reporter . . . Stan Shorts Student Adv. . Phil Etzler Sentinel . . Leroy Tyas Chaplain . . ...... Bill Marshall The Parliamentary Procedure Team won a gold rating at Bi- county meet. They also won first place at the district land judging contest. Members on the team were Jim Feasby, Dave Wilkin, and Larry Wilson. The Chapter conducted 26th Annual Parent and Son Banquet on March 27, 1962. Guest speaker was Howard Parrish, State Treasurer of Ohio F. F.A. Association. David Wilkin, Larry Wilson, Jim Feasby. Mr. Clevinger John Schaadt Max Bell Robert Wallis Bill Louagie Larry Wilson Howard Parrish , Mr. Reed Sponsored by VAN WERT TRACTOR SALES, Van Wert, Ohio OFFICERS President . . . Brenda Kiracofe V. President . . . Karen Sheets Treasurer . . . . Vicky Clifton Secretary . . . Jean Kitson The F.H,A. Motto is Toward New Horizons. Included in the F.H.A. activities this year were the operation of the coat check room during the basketball season, the presentation of a short program at the Crestview North Community Institute, and the serving of the F. F.A. I F.H.A. Exhibit at the fair. and Y' F'A' Banquets' In the monthly meetings, the objectives of the Future Homemakers of America organization were carried out. For group recreation a Bowling Party was held. The County Meeting and Rally was held at Ohio City-Liberty High School. Emma Lou Whittenbarger is County Secretary and Treasurer. For our last meeting of the school year, a banquet was given to entertain the senior members and mothers. County Rally at Ohio City. 0 O O FIRST ROW: Janet Barnhart, Emma Whittenbarger, Judy Etzler, Ann Taylor, Jean Kitson, Brenda Kira- cofe, Mrs. Herbin, Karen Sheets, Vicky Clifton, Lora Ellen Germann, Norma Hurless, and Karen Barnhart. SECOND ROW: Penny Wade, Helen Schaadt, Patty Albright, Phyllis Mitchell, Alice Dawson Gloria Michael, Judy Lare, Frieda Hurless, Sharon Oechsle, Mary Louagie, Judy Kiracofe, Linda Michael, Cheryl Darr, Jean Hermingbuysen, Sharon Leiter, and Thelma Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Judy Christian, Diane Voltz, Wanda Saylor, Donna Germann, Cheri Clifton, Sandy Anderson, Linda Ham- rick, Karen Taylor, Judy Weck, Marilyn Simmons, Betty Miller, Sue Strunkenburg, Jane Kreischer, Vivian Purk, Phyllis McIntosh, and Sharon Gaskill. 51 , LUB SCIENCE 53:1 OFFICERS gigs President Bob Schumm Vice-President Larry Gehres Secretary Sue Oechsle Bob Schumm demonstrates the project Treasurer he entered in the Crestview's First Science Fair. Kermit Imler , FIRST ROW: Mr. Hickman, Advisor, Kenneth Dady, Donna Germann, Larry Gehres, Bob Schumm, Sue Oechsle, Kermit Imler, Mr. Ladd, Advisorg Mr. Edinger, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Connie Helm, Elorella Myers, Billy Dawson, Connie Drake, Connie Koenemann, Linda Schaadt, Shirley Bauer, Frank Bowen, Lowell Rase, Lynnette Carroll, Linda Albright, Marilyn Sim- mons, Beverly Feasby. THIRD ROW: Keith Imler, Jim Hoblet, Marvin Kruekeburg, Max Bell, Ron Ross, Emie Finch, Ron Walker, James Pangle, Jim Feasby, Dennis Shook, Larry Jones, Patty Hoover, Carolyn Rogers. Students of Science was chosen as the name of our club and we had approx- imately 33 members. Ten members entered science projects at the first annual science fair held at the high school, and six members entered their projects at the District Science Fair held at Defiance on April 7, 1962. I 'DUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB FIRST ROW: Robert Gaskill, Jerry Willingham, Larry Hirschy, Brent Basil, Gary Hart, Bruce Basil, Harold Sheets, Lonny Barkley, Mike Leiter, Terry Ward. SECOND ROW: David Diehl, Tony Lippi, Clyde Valentine, Sam Lichtenberger, Don Dawson, Stanley Knittle, Mr. Finch, Advisor, Dennis Shook, Rex Oswald, Jim Nofer, Larry Kiracofe, Larry Thierne. In the Industrial Arts Club the students work on a variety of projects in the different 2 fields of Industrial Arts. Most of the students worked on projects in Mechanical Drawing, 5 Woodwork, Art Metalwork, Plastics, Leather Craft, Electricity, and Crystal Sets. Y,F.C. CLUB--FIRST ROW: Ron Walker, Ruth Ann Harting, Roberta Jellison, Sharon Woodard, Barbara Begley, Diane Bagley, Joy Rhoades, Dwight Rhoades. SECOND ROW: Janel1Bagley, Linda Albright, Cheryl Dougal, Sharon Smith, Karen Riley, Paulette Mosier, Jane Glec kler , Bonnie Dull, Judy Lare, Margaret Brown, Alice Dawson, Ann Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Fox, Barbara Ramsey, Phyllis McIntosh, Helen Schaadt, Beth Ann Beldon, Connie Helm, Carolyn Rogers, Sharon Ryan, Roselyn Riley, Judy Christian, Bonnie Pifer, Carol Hennis. FOURTH ROW: Connie Drake, Lynnette Carroll, Patty Hoover, Kent Rogers, Tom Myers, Junior Mitchell, Keith Mohr, Jerry Fensler, Ron Worline, Bill Marshall, Gary Foley, Sandy Anders on . Our local YFC club is affiliated with Van Wert County Youth For Christ. As a club we work together with the other clubs in the county for the promotion of Youth For Christ in Van Wert County. Our club meets once a week after school. We have various programs in- cluding such guest speakers as Winston Pike, Harold Walker, and Dave Burnham. We also have a sports program known as Teen Olympics. This year Van Wert County placed 6th in the state of Ohio in overall competition. Youth For Christ also places great emphasis on Teen Talent. From local contests, winners go on into state competition. The Ohio State winners then proceed to Winona Lake, Ind. where they participate in the YFC International play-offs. ln recent years Van Wert County Youth For Christ has had winners in both State and National Contests. Mr. Vernon Palmer was our sponsor for this year. OFFICERS President ..... Sharon Woodard V-P Management . . Diane Bagley Y-P Programming . Barbara Fegley Sec. -Treas .... Dwight Rhoades Prayer Chairman . . .Bonnie Dull Quiz Captain ..... Joy Rhoades SEXTET--FIRST ROW: Sheila Myers. SECOND ROW: Roberta Jellison, Dea Thomas, Nancy Mohr, Sharon Woodard, Sue Dauler Ann Motycka . ww- -ox 'hm ' rm uf .tr n . tk, K in f, -'-4 V asf: 4- 46-V f T A , ag, MIXED 7 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Mary Stewart, Director: Ruth Ann Harting, Joy Rhoades, Judy Etzler, Ann Sandy Anderson, Kathy Jones, Sharon Woodard, Sue Dauler, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: Karen Riley, Sharon Smith, Nancy Mohr, Nancy Arn, Linda Schaadt, Linda Nofer, Bonnie Jellison, Vicky Clifton, Beverly McOmber, Jane Gleckler. THIRD ROW: Billy Dawson, Kenneth Pancake, Junior Mitchell, Ron Walker, James Dougal, Richard Dougal, Jerry Fensler, Terry J J I FIRST ROW: Sharon Ryan, Norma Hurless, Vicky Clifton, Carolyn Rogers, Beverly McOmber, Phyllis Mitchell, Barbara Speelman, Rita Hurless, Patty Albright, Christine Smith, Paulette Mosier, Beverly Feasby, Florella Myers. Connie Helm, Beth Ann Beldon. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Dougal, Diane Voltz, Bonnie Hoover, Terry Bollenbacher, Diane Black, Joy Brittsan, Linda Schaadt, Wanda Etzler, Linda Nofer, Judy Weck, Betty Miller, Karen Riley, Deanna Kay Albright, Roberta Jellison, Cheryl Darr, Roselyn Riley, Mrs. Stewart. THIRD ROW: Sue Hamrick, Dea Marie Thomas, Peggy Ferguson, Nancy Arn, Kathy Jones, Lynnette Carroll, Linda Albright, Carolyn Pierce, Judy Etzler, Barbara Wherry, Ruth Ann Harting, Connie Drake, Frances Etzler, Nancy Mohr, Sharon Smith, Bonnie Butler. FOURTH ROW: Sue Oechsle, Sandy Anderson, Cheri Clifton, Diane Bagley, Ann Motycka, Bonnie Dull, Shirley Bauer, Jill Clifton, Shelia Myers, Diane Mefferd, Janell Bagley, Barbara DeLong, Sue Dauler, Sharon Woodard, Joy Rhoades, Connie Koenemann, Patty Hoover, Jane Gleckler. Sponsored by DRAKE HARDWARE, Convoy, Ohio CHOIR A Christmas Concert, Christmas Is Music , was presented in December. This was a joint concert with the high school band. tute in February. Also a program was presented at the Mentzer Methodist Church May 13. The year was concluded with the Mixed Choir presenting sev- eral numbers at the Baccalaureate Service, Motycka, Sheila Myers, Bonnie Dull, Diane Bagley, Paulette Mosier, Dea Marie Thomas, Norma Hurless, Hoover, Cheryl Dougal, Deanna Albright, Roberta Dady, Jim Hobler, Paul Karges, Keith Mohr, Ron Slane, Charles Etzler, Jeff Thomas, Dennis McCoy. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stewart, Dennis McCoy, Jeff Thomas, Charles Etzler, Terry Slane, Kenneth 5 Dady, Bi11Y DHWSOH, Nancy Mohr, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: Jim Hoblet, Keith Mohr, Richard Dougal, James Dougal, Ron Walker, Junior Mitchell, Ron Pancake, Jerry Fensler, Paul vf' Karges. Sponsored by WlLLlMAN'S I, G. A. , Van Wert, Ohio 55 Choral groups presented a program at the Crestview North Insti- FIRST ROW: Dennis Sowers, Nancy Mohr, Jim Nofer, Terry Slane, and Joy Brittsan. SECOND ROW: Sharon Ward, Sheila Myers, Cheryl Dougal, Dwight Rhoades, Carolyn Pierce, Bonnie Dull, and Joy Rhoades, THIRD ROW: Sharon Woodard, Rita Hurless, Erney Finch, Patty Heare, and Keith Imler. During the Summer of 1961, the band gave two evening concerts on the front lawn of the school, marched at Paulding, and attended the State Fair. A summer outing was held at Pokagan State Park. Fall activities included performances at the County Fair and parades at Van Wert, Ohio City, and Convoy. New Marching routines and training were introduced. Winter brought increased activities. A pep band of sixteen members performed for the home basketball games and many band members helped the Band Mothers in operating the concession stand. The Christmas program featured a finale that presented both the chorus and band in a combined number. Five band members Uim Thomas, Roberta Jellison, Ann Taylor, Diane Bagley, and Jerry Fenslery attended the District HI festival at Lima Shawnee High School. Two band members fRoberta Jellison, and Kermit Imlerj were selected for the All Ohio Select High School Band. They spent two days at Bowling Green State University reading and performing new music and band directors from all of Ohio. March brought contest time. At the district solo and ensemble contest, Sue Hamrick won a I rating and Kermit lmler and Bonnie Dull won II ratings on solos. On March 24 the band won a II rating in the band contests held at Bluffton. The Annual May Queen concert was held on May 4. President- -Jim Thomas V. -President--Jim Nofer Sec. -Treas. --Roberta Iellisor Convoy Halloween Parade October 31, 1961 - . ... ,V g . ,t .9 --f- f i 1: ,.. fs, t, 7 VL , Q, . , . ,1 W P aw...- . ,,.. .,, . .. s M yes. , , K' fb? viii 5, f Q.. ry, , . , 5 ,' V 3 ,M .,, :... , ,.,, ,, ,K , s Student Director - Kermit lmler ss 1 avg FIRST ROW: Patty Albright Myers, Dwight Rhoades, Dea THIRD ROW: Beverly McOmber, Heare, Keith lmler, Larry Gehres, Linda Albright. FOURTH ROW: Rhoades, Ernie Finch, Jerry Dennis Sowers, Margie Weaver, iz J .,............. ,ff f L :lf :-- 1 Ax ,x I I '.., WG i x yy 6 FIRST ROW: Janell Bagley, Roberta Jellison, Cheryl Dougal, Ann Motycka. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Hoover, Diane Bagley, Ann Taylor. - y',fGiil1Q-1. Peggy Ferguson, Sue Oechsle, Alice Dawson, Deanna Kay Albright. SECOND ROW: Diane Bagley, Cheryl Dougal, Shelia Marie Thomas, Barbara Ramsey, Marcia Am, Janell Bagley, Sharon Smith, Sue Dauler, Kenneth Dady, Bonnie Hoover. Sharon Ward, Bonnie Pifer, Judy Yoh, Kermit Imler, Sharon Woodard, Jeannie Fox, Ann Motycka, Rita Hurless, Patty Barbara S peelman, Carolyn Pierce, Jane Gleckler, Barbara DeLong, Bonnie Dull, Roberta Jellison, Ann Taylor, Linda Nofer, Paulette Mosier, Beth Ann Beldon, Sharon Ryan, Connie Helm, Denny Kever, Mr. Sills, Sue Hamrick, Joy Fensler, Jim Nofer, Ron Ross, Terry Slane, Nancy Mohr, Bonnie Butler, Jim Thomas, Sandy Anderson, Loren Pancake, 57 Joy Brittsan, Ron Pancake. JIIIJJE IIC T5 ,sr at Miss Patty Hoover was chosen by the Crestview Chapter to reign as their 1962 F. F. A. Chapter Queen. Patty will rep- resent the Crestview Chapter in the selec- tion of a State F.F.A. Queen in Columbus, Ohio, August 1962 . 1962 F.F.A. CHAPTER QUEEN - Patty Hoover 58 'T' ' 1. ' z 'PVS' ' W9 MY...E:G5E,5E?::,,i-s.,.-s .fsfstf : tr: . 3 . - 3 V' i'-'ff' if '::E 1 WEE! f :Ei X5'-F1-, I 5? Q A if 145 Miss Karen Riley was chosen by the Senior Class to represent Crestview High School in the queen selection ceremonies of the Sixth Annual Western Ohio Hobby and Sports Show, which was held in Van Wert, Ohio, April 28, 1962. HOBBY SHOW CANDIDATE - Karen Riley Escort - Kermit Imler MAY QUEEN Each year a May Queen Concert is presented by the band. The highlight of the concert is the crowning of a May Queen. Each class elects a candidate who is not a member of the band. Each girl is given a number of tickets to sell. The girl collecting the largest sum of money from the sale of tickets is crowned the queen. This year Miss Darlene Gunsett, the Senior Class candidate, was crowned the 1962 May Queen. Other class candi- dates were : Junior, Connie Cliftong Sophomore, Terry Bollenbacherg and Freshmen, Shirley Bauer. Queen Escort Darlene Gunsett, Tom Myers Terry Bollenbacher, Ron Rase, Shirley Bauer, Darlene Gunsett, Tom Myers, Barbara Wherry, Gary Foley, Connie Clifton, Jim Manley. rw' ,4 1,3 if if 1fff' 'rf , ttt Darlene Gunsett, Barbara Wherry, r ' . . ' w L -- iz If MXN Darlene Gunsett, Shirley Bauer, Terry Bollenbacher, Connie Clifton. 59 THE .ILINIQR CLASS OF CRESTVIEW HIGH SCHCDCL N I PRESENTS E .A , , K I . l NSPRINGTIME IN PARIS Friday, May 25, 1962 ' di- s ,. M h El Ip SI JI ' 1 ' WI ,U . f I. ' Q ' ' V' IL, I ' ' - I I +4 I 7 XX 3 9 Ex X C551 . wffffx , II? X sg, 'vu' K ! ns.: Y L 2 as gn, up wr .MH 3' 1 of ,W 0 .. 3' . 1 an ii ,, W' ,.f.e'fV K . Q, SWS fi K Wsflfv.. Mis-W ' A , fi,-'I ,f , , ffxeswlfdifz f jgf?:ff?:,? ' , A K f 1:45,fgmszgypg-gg W .igifyu Kiev- A , . WW :if NJ Hg' ff f , P K 5 fm mf .V 5 - J:-wwf ,ww -v gxw A-' af' f f ' -K , . MW, A -M ,rwmf-W-BQQ: 5 ,,,, - ff z, Nxxx NS '-,Nr M XX wi X Jerry Fensler Kermit Imler, Sue Dauler Cheryl Dougal Roberta Jellison, Sue Dauler, Ruth Ann Harting The Boarding House Reach Cast: Wilbur Maxwell . Hercules Nelson . Betty Lou Maxwell . Connie Maxwell Bernadine Smith . John Maxwell . . Janet Maxwell. . Aunt Mary . . . Limpy McC-uire . Nora McGuire . . presented by the Junior Class Tuesday, May 18, 1961 Herman Ninety-Volt Jones . Roughhouse Ruby Jones . . . Mr. Potter . . . Lucy Burns . Mrs. Mott . Connolly . Jim Rosendahl, Jim Feasby 5 M' MMV Keith Mohr, Karen Riley Sharon Smith, Diane Bagley . Kermit Imler . . Jim Thomas . Diane Bagley Ruth Ann Harting . Sharon Smith . . Ron Walker . . Sue Dauler Roberta Jellison . . Keith Mohr . Karen Riley . . Jerry Fensler . . Wanda Etzler . Jim Feasby . . Bonnie Pifer . Cheryl Dougal . Jim Rosendahl Jim Thomas, Jim Feasby Cast: Sue Dauler Jim Thomas Karen Riley Jim Rosendahl Kermit Imler Keith Mohr Ron Pancake Diane Bagley The Perfect Idiot presented by the Senior Class on Friday April 13, 1962 Margaret Tennyson Jackie Tennyson. . . Rhodora .... Roger Tennyson . . Walter Latherby . Dan Tennyson . Arthur Barnard . Miss Baker . . Linda Barnard . Jeannie Wilson . a u Carla Carlson . . . . . Diane Bagley Larry Wilson Cheryl Dougal . Jim Thomas . Jerry Fensler Kermit Imler . Keith Mohr . Bonnie Pifer . Sue Dauler . Ruth Ann Harting . . Karen Riley Aloysius fPuffJ Witomski . . . . Jim Rosendahl Policeman ,..... . Stan Shorts Dr. Von Barr' . . . Ron Pancake Miss Booth . . . Wanda Etzler Kermit Imler, Wanda Etzler, Bonnie Pifer, J Karen Riley. w fa r or is li U Jim Thomas, Kermit Imler, Keith Mohr, Jerry Fensler. Kermit lmler, Sue Dauler Cheryl Dougal Larry Wilson, Ruth Ann Harting. 63 Senior Class Sponsors--Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Finch, Mr. Fleming, and Mr. Hitchcock. Mr. Linn congratulating Jerry Fensler on his achievements as Black, Inc. winner and scholarship award. BACCALAUIQEATE SERVICE CLASS OF 1962 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, .TUNE 3 2:00 P. M. Prelude Suzanne Hamrick at the Organ Nancy Mohr at the Piano Processional - Class of 1962 Invocation ---- Rev. William Myers Pastor, Dixon Methodist Church No Man Is An Island - - - Arr. Roy Ringwald Crestview Choir Scripture Reading - - - Rev. VVilliam Myers Hymn - - A Mighty Fortress Is Our God Baccalaureate Sermon - - Rev. William Myers Ours Is The VVorld ---- Haydn Morgan Crestview Choir Benediction - Rev. VVilliam Myers Postlude Suzanne Hamrick at the Organ Nancy Mohr at the Piano Sue Dauler Jerry Fensler Co-Va1edictorian-- Co-Va1edictorian- - Q. X vi 5 Senior choir members make their last appearance with the Crestview Choir at the Baccalaureate Service. Pi 'I COMM ENCEMEHT SEIQVICE CLASS GF 1962 SUNDAY EVENING, JUNE 3 8:00 P. M. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS--Cheryl Dougal, Karen Riley, Larry Wilson, Jerry Fensler. Processional - Class of l962 Invocation ---- Rev. William Myers Pastor, Dixon Methodist Church Vocal Solo - - - Sharon Smith Co-Valedictorian Jerry Fensler Piano Solo - Sharon Woodard - ' ' S D I C0 Valedlctormn ue au er Sue Dauler, Ruth Ann Harting, Barb Ram- Vocal Quartet Keith Mohr, Jim Rosendahl, say Men Rlley Sharon Smlth' Ron Walker, Bob Schumm Address ----- Pearle Whitehead Executive Head of The Boy Scouts of America Presentation of Class Honors - John D. Linn Superintendent Presentation of Diplomas ' ' ' Ron R356 Keith Mohr, Larry Wilson, Ron Pandake, President, Board of Education Don Miner John Schaadt 1 , . Benediction Rev. William Myers Recessional Class of 1962 The Class of 1962 Pearle Whitehead, Rev. William Myers, Ron Rase, John D. Linn. 1 COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER--Mr. Pearle Whitehead. F.F.A. TRIP T to ?i ta Q away, - 7. YELLOWSTO E r ,A-ff. ' l 'i'-V' -n l Q Y ffi 5':E'IT':, f7i'4'-W f ivfi' fi 3' he 1 Q e' so - v M Ug- Zjk 14 t rf +1 Q A 1-J, n, ...,. 3 g 32, i g ,A J., . M at 4 sr ,A af 'rl k 2. If f tg M Q if aw' is -lf! .v 'f xii ig 'as M ' :rw 9 fi sexi 1.2 ' 4 325 2 n 'Q Ftfx. Viz, I ' 4 Q56- ' b Q ac, Q, w ,R twat 'ASTE' ff, 4. A it 'il3w'i?Z'5' f ' - 1 , fag If age 'riff 1 hs, if of M' ' W4 t. sn, 4 t fi lx, sql, 66 E f 1 ,gif A ' T55-rf: ,,e+- Q-,,.-1f'! f4z ' ff,-'fyf:.2bP f fny.'L4',.-ff 7 Ef ' L it ' fs-1-ref , W aw gf, sw 'J One of the activities of the chapter included a Western trip taken in August 1961, through the Western states. Some of the points of interest were John Deere Plant at DeBuqL16, IOwa. Devi1'S Tower National Park, the Bad Lands of South Dakota, the Black Hills, Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park, and Pikes Peak. SPO RTS ARSITY CHEERLEADER .sk 'wfif'wx.2'wr1fgAf :fig ,,WW..L..b.., V f 'T ' E33 ff FIRST ROW: Ruth Ann Harting, Ann Motycka, Debbie Edinger, Diane Bagley, and Roberta Tellison. 68 Sponsored by WEST BROS. DRY CLEANERS and OLYMPIC RECREATION, Van Wert, Ohio FIRST ROW: AnnTay1or. SECOND ROW: Sandy Anderson, Ianell Bagley. THIRD ROW: Jane Gleckler. Sponsored by MOORMAN'S GARAGE, Convoy, Ohio RE ERVE CHEERLEADERS 69 VARSITY Jim Thomas Joe Motycka I im Manley Ron Worline Keith Mohr ASKETB LL Tom Myers Jim Rosendahl WON LOST 5 Ottoville Crestview 48 Mendon Crestview 89 Pleasant Mills Crestview 84 Blue Creek Crestview 60 Lincolnview Crestview 61 Ohio City Crestview 74 St. Marys Crestview '71 Spencerville Crestview 64 Delphos Jefferson Crestview 63 Miller City Crestview 42 Ft. Jennings Crestview 49 Lima Bath Crestviww '72 Ohio City Crestview 74 Continental Crestview 65 Lincolnview Crestview 60 Ayersville Crestview 42 Monroeville Crestview 64 Delphos St. John Crestview 72 Kermit Imler Junior Mitchell Sponsored by H1LTON'S JEWELRY, Convoy, Ohio Jerry Fensler 1 Kix..w STANDING, Left to Right: Kermit Imler, Jerry Fensler, Junior Mitchell, Jim Thomas, Joe Motycka Jim Manley, Jim Rosendahl, Torn Myers, Ron Worline, Keith Mohr, Kenneth Dacly--Manager. Ron Pancake--Manager, Coach Jim Ladd, Dennis Shook--Manager. 72 i Sponsored by MCKEDDIE APPLIANCE STORE and ALSPACH FUNERAL HOME, Van Wert, Ohio ACTIQ SHOTS K 2 i V 'C fesiwew Bemis Bearmi , 4-4? , CONVOYfThe Cre:siviewKnights1 The Knights drew Mmer City Z wasted to an easy 64-41 triumpkygm me first game at 7.15 ,Q m f' ' K over, the Spencerviiie Beurcatsj 3 x f ' ' ' Friday night at Crestview lg?-igjhirg' Sydgsps 35? shi? K The Bearcatsioiiered mile chgu- The 105 ey S 'pxav at 7.15 m 'Dec' A W me KIught??ffnfff3f??f3MffV1mX29, and the winners at 731 fo. m s RESERVE BASKETB LL X kill 1 - :wr ...I--4 W T' NSS-433 3-1 3 trier 5 1 H5 255' 454 14 140 5593 55 Q if -...I 1 74 , JU VQEUB JU 4455 gsm 2 gl U JU FIRST ROW: Dennis Shook, Ron Pancake, Managersg Jerry Etzler, Larry Gehres, Mr. Horstman, Coachg Jerry Fortney, Gordon Shivley, Kenneth Dady, Manager. SECOND ROW: Phil Erzler, Terry Saylor, Phil Carey, Gary Foley, Ron Schumn, Jim Krueckeberg, Steven Weaver, David Sheets, David Herrning- huysen, Ron Ross, Robert Dunlap. SEASONS RECORD SCHOOL CRESTVIEW OPPONENT Ottoville 21 23 Mendon 37 31 Pleasant Mills 34 22 Blue Creek 31 24 Lincolnview 36 38 Ohio City 42 41 St. Mary's 43 37 Spencerville 50 23 Delphos Jefferson 37 26 Lima Bath 33 40 Ohio City 50 36 Continental 39 28 Lincolnview 36 30 Ayersville 32 41 Monroeville 46 50 Delphos St. John 29 44 Sponsored by GRIBLER'S DAIRY, Van Wert, Ohio FRESHMAN ASKETB LL H -H Z-W , .... ..... W v, Y, l.. - , 4 r y lf l SJWLH at Va X.:-A WON 6 LOST 6 FIRST ROW: Jeff Thomas, Kerry Lyons, Keith lmler, Kent Hoblet, Jerry Fortney, Mike Kiehl, Charles Etzler, Denny McCoy. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Dady, Manager: Floyd Tyas, Ron Rase, Bruce Basil, Terry Saylor, Larry Ray, Brent Basil, William Baker, Gordon Shively, Denny Kever, Mr. Horstman, Coach. F. F. . ASKETB LL 'mf' i K 4 il WON 3 - LOST 0 FIRST ROW: Max Bell, Larry Jones, Ray Kiehl, Gary Oakley, Jim Rogers, Carl Arn, Jim Feasby, Ron Neiswander. SECOND ROW: Bruce Kiracofe, Richard Dougal, Bill Louagie, David Sheets, Leroy Tyas, Gary Weck, John Schaadt, Bill Marshal, Byron Clayton, Fred Germann. 75 Sponsored by AEROQUIP CORPORATION, Van Wert, Ohio VARSI FIRST ROW: Gordon Shivley, David Hummel, Jerry Lautzenheiser, Steve Weaver, Jim Hoblet, Terry Slane, Richard Dougal. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bricker, Jerry Etzler, Tom Myers, Jim Manley. Junior Mitchell, Ron Worline, Kermit Imler, Jim Black. ABSENT: Joe Motycka, Ron Schumn, Frank Bowen. Players Kermit Imler Jim Manley Ir. Mitchell Joe Motycka Tom Myers Ron Worline Jim Black Jerry Etzler Dave Hummel Ron Schumm Jerry Lautzenheiser Frank Bowen Dick Dougal Terry Slane Jim Hoblet Gordon Shivley Steve Weaver 76 BASEBALL SUMMARY 1961-1962 WON 3 TIED 1 LOST 6 At Bat Runs Hits Struck Walks Errors Base Base H. Runs R. B. 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