Defiance High School - Panorama Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

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, I-le was ,,, 1, Suck 3 1-' f A dean' S cf 5, b Q5 A 0 From there he traveled to Bromo Seltzer, and on to Death Valley, where Ralph Hazelswart and Bill Monti are doing nicely in the tombstone business. Next came Paris, home of the Bob X 4, M I N, . oy ,Q 'W 4' aa fi ' j G r-R v 1' 14 Brown all-girl basketball team, which won the 1970 Olympics. Bob and his assistant coach Fred Butler, are very proud of the team members: Carolyn Hendricks, Emma Maag, Bonell Marihugh, Mary McClure, Joe Ann Wiseman, Mary Detray, Sue Ellsworth, and Bill Haase. How did he team gets-ina tight fix, they send in their extra player, pretty neat number. And she is pretty, too. Some more winners in the Olympics that year include: Bill Neff, track, Pat Marckel, swimmingg Doug Sproul, skiing, Jo Lewis, boxing, Raul Stock, wrestlingg and Finley Vaughan, poker. John also saw the new Ritzie Nightclub, built by the Phil Baker Construction Company and owned by Alice Briggs. He was lucky to be there that night, because the Orville Smith and his Smithoniansn orchestra was making its first appearance there with Darlene Hire as soloist and John Weible, head noisemaker. So much for.Paris. His next stop was England and then New York where he dined with Mayor Charles Minck and Governor Fred Marckel. Among the other distinguished guests present at this banquet were: Nora Lee Bayliss, Dave Marihugh, Annabelle Grimes, Cleon Hohenberger, and Peg Bolley. After the banquet, which consisted of a special concoction dreamed up by Mary Jeanne Kern and Gale King, he proceeded to fly back to England where he enrolled in the Barb Schroeder School of Cooking. It so happened that Betty Steel, Edgar Hesselschwardt, Wayne Crosser, Janet Lantow, and Louis Sabo, had the same idea. They, too, had come froma banquet, this one being in honor of Sue Seyboldt who was elected Cook of the Year. A close runner-up was Dick Diemer, with his unusual, recipe for Tressed which is dessert, spelled backwards. Third prize went to Albert Frank and Lavon Florence for their uniquely assembled cake, and fourth prize to Clarabelle Hardesty for her cheese soufle. Other contestants were Janet Parker, Betty Mast, Kenneth Eitniear, and Pearl Hardy, who were unable to attend the judging after testing their own concoctions before entering them. Oh, golly, while I was telling you all this I forgot to watch the parade! Can you imagine me, Lois Schira, forgetting to watch a parade and talking to you? Miracles still happen, I guess. get in there? Oh yes, the water-boy. Whenever the 1 WWW , 73' clulllid' ' - t lf ff mn 29 'L New are. Still 'tht begl' CooKS

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is! Our old friend Nancy Parker. Nancy is the manager and head designer of the We Top Them ' . All hat shop in New York. Her staff of designers ,ig includes: Roger Simonis, Mary Blue, Betty AAAA ' 15 X 9- -- f -Cl Gallup, Madonna Roddy, Paul Layman, and Bonnie lviorris Just listen to all those ohs and ahs. Well, no wonder. Here is a float by the Tom Ryan Modeling School and look who's on it. The models! There's Carol McFarland, Miss America of 19605 Jennie Pohlmann, world renowned singing and dancing starg Pat Qverly, a model for the Nancy Nischwitz Dress Shop which is located across from the Fur Shop, owned by Theresa Minckg Georgia Lindeman, Queen of the Housewives, and many, many more. The next float is the Ohio State Football Team, coached by Jerry Behringer. This team, consisting of Jim Bonfiglio, Otto Beindorf, George Bussing, Dick Harris, Harold Fry, Keith Hubbard, Jack Weisenberger, Gene Mattocks, John Mohr, Pat Weber, and Ronald Brown, has never lost a game this season. The manager of this fine club, Bob Wiseman, credits this to the fact that they have only played one game so far this season. I tried to get their autographs but just as l was ready to get them, the motorcycle cops, headed by John Stock, had to come along and push us all back to the sidewalk. It was about like being in the middle of a big jigsaw' puzzle. And speaking of jigsaw puzzles, The Jigsaw Picture Puzzlers lnc., are doing a very prosperous business under the new leadership of Eleanor Fisher. Her puzzlers are: Pat Heilshorn, Chief draw-um, Lois Krutsch, Chief color-um, Jim Hall, Chief cut-up, August Schackow, Chief put-um-togetherg Jim Zehner, Chief-take-um-apart, Allan Schutt, Chief justice-of-the-piecesg LarryRuch, Chief-put-um-in- boxg Theresa Leonard, Chief-tape-um-box, Phil Shoup, Chief sell-um, and Mary Fronk, Chief do-um-what-others-forget. These puzzles are guaranteed to fit in any home. The cheers and yells are so loud I can hardly think. If lcould only squeeze through to the front row maybe I could see what's going on. Well, there's one way of doing it. Excuse me, pardon me, whoops, l'm sorry, pardon, pardon me. Well, Imade it, minus a few pounds. Why, it's our hometown hero John Ryan, who has just completed a round-the- world flying trip in his own homemade airplane. years to accomplish this marvelous feat. During his brief stop in Arizona, enroute to Paris, he was able to talk with Genny Schmitt, an old classmate. Genny operates ajewelry shop there, lt took him exactly two specializing in STERLING. whue in Arizona he LGOKW went to Sinking Fast to try some of those iff yn N0 Hgmig delicious 'Ma Pickering donuts. Barb and her 'ij slowly sinking partner, Janice Diehl, have really m been kneading the dough from their Donut ,C l on Shoppe. gf J, Q E O qfff.f, f,J A fp g 2.8

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0 9 The pause that refreshes . .. Hey, don't stuff that ballot box! . . . Watch the birdie! . . . New flagpole is dedicated . . . Grandma, what big feet you have! . . . All dressed up and rarin' to go! i