Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1966 volume:

5'6HS1fzfEi , 7fK5'iil5Ei?4'?'dF3'Ps? '1.L?Y'4ixl!????fI 1 :?v4i f vEEY.1'5WAm.--Q 6 'W 'xi E315 A M .m 4 ' ' AQUILA EASTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL PEMBERVILLE, OHIO VOLUME VIII PORTRAIT OF-'66 CO-EDITORS -IN -CHIEF Jolene Schuerman Larry Busdeker BUSINESS MANAGER Robert Bomlitz ADVISOR Mr . Richard Welniak PORTRAIT of- EASTWOOD HIGH .., ,Y,,,, ... i P l w , A I if ww af fx: Egg. m 1 E ., 542 it Ke Sk f E 5 Five days a week, nine months a year the high school stu- dent must face a day of classroom study, extracurricular ac- tivitiesg and of course, the constant companion of all stu - dents, homework. For the average Eastwood student, the day begins a- round 7:3O a.m. A hasty good-bye is said to the family as students rush out to catch the bus. The bus is crowded with friends who laugh and joke, giving lit- tle thought to the work the day will bring. Once at school he will usually congre- gate with other friends or prepare neglected homework from the evening be - fore. At 8:05 the bell sounds its warning and everyone rushes to their first class. Q ,.-- 6 After attendance and lunch count is taken the real work of the day begins as books are opened and the teacher begins the lecture of the day. The lunch hour provides a refreshing change-of-pace. The closed lunch room is observed at Eastwood but during the three lunch periods well over three -fourths of the student body buy the hot lunches served in the cafeteria. The remainder of the lunch period is spent in the auditorium Where each week a different movie is shown. The movies deal with any- thing from Shakespearean plays and biog- raphies of such greats as Mme. Curie to the mad antics of Red Skelton, jerry Lewis, and Danny Kaye. The programs are supervised by members of the faculty. 7 After the usual round of classes--govern- ment, English, science, foreign lan- guages--the day of classroom study ends and many students head for home, piled downwith books, papers, and assignments. For the others there are the after school activities. There's something for everyone, for the athletically minded there's GAA and a wide variety of sports activities for the boys, those seeking to widen their knowledge or improve their skills join something like Latin club, political science, camera club, or the forensic society. Q. ' There are career clubs like future farmers, future teachers, and future homemakers, there are special en- sembles for the musically inclined, and if one would go to Room 13 after school you would be very likely to see the members of the yearbook or newspaper staff trying to catch up with their never ending work. This, then is life at Eastwood High School, education being the primary interest with the inclusion of the development of leader- ship and social growth. Sf 9 S n' 2' .nm g gi X E iw if ii 3 'M' 4e!.'..'?:. Portrait of- Eostwood High Portrait ot- Student Activities Portrclit of- Academics Table of Contents Xxx X 1 X Ill! Portrait of- Classes Portrait of- igh and Elementary Portrait of- Advertisements PORTRAIT of- STUDENT ACTIVITIES A ' .9 Q km K xi, u. my -K Q 5 .. xg-M. ,ix J, 1 s . 1.5m , H, A A XE ' R M-.4-5 xy H Am, lx Q X ff w w .. ig if if 85, new Y-6, 5: 12? 1. 4. ,Wg w R Q - 5. A , f, ,Q , ,K-, , , f,,:11 pf ,ymswfw ' 0 ,. , Mi ,Q W A f, 4, sm.-4 . . ,fn wx Q x. Q , 5 x ,W - 9 .. ,. ywwyq 155527 v?'fLix'? V ,, L Q X N X inn f. 'W - V fffs , Sf' 'fl Z1 1' V1 Y'-' ' PM 3, 5 ,ix ' X Zif 1 , , 'N 9' me FIRST ROW: S. Matheny, J. Busdeker. SECOND ROW: M. Schulte, K. Brinker, A. Kirkbride, L. Abke, B. Nollen- berger. THIRD ROW: B. Watkins, J. Russell, S. Bockbrader, P. Henline, J. Buchman, J. I-Iill. FOURTH ROW: C. Caudill, L. Burkholder, J. Chaffee, B. Bockbrader, F. George. FIFTH ROW: H. Gam, B. Thompson, R. Jascob, A. Bowers, L. Busdeker, J. Schuerman, M. Westerhaus, M. Phillips. FIRST ROW: B. Bomlitz, M. Phillips. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. We lniak, advisor, J. Schuerman, L. Busdeker, co-editors, THIRD ROW: B. Thompson, J. Buchman, W. Bockbrader, J. Chaffee, S. Bock- brader, K. Brinker. '1'll x'! Y4uZwieW1.:w... -,..ff:.:1-pi:-- . can Excellent Yearbook K. Brinker and J. Buchman searching thru pictures. C -KY 1 1 r l gf Q e 5 Diligence and hard work produces a good annual. L. Busdeker ready to mail copy. 5-1 I5 9 . Lf, Co-editor J, Schuerman touches up lay outs. FIRST ROW:L.Busdeker, treasurer, T. Hen- schen, vice-president, S. Bockbrader, pres- ident, S. Witker, secretary, Mr. E. Barney, advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Frederich, R. Rohloff, M. Pool, I-I. Gam, C. Marks, D. Dierkshiede, G. Gottschalk, D. Huprich, L. Kohlenberg. THIRD ROW: B. Fries, M. Schaefer, M. Westerhaus, J. Hill, V. Han- kinson, E. Coy, D. Stickle, J. Schuerman, D. Schrarnm. ABSENT: B. Bomlitz, J. Jascob. Forensic Society Enriches Public Speaking Skills Forensics develops public speak- ers and teaches effective speaking techniques. The society attended high school tournaments at Whit- Forensic members prepare for a tournament. RIGHT: L. Busdeker rehearses speech. mer, Sylvania, Woodward, An- thony Wayne, Port Clinton and Maumee and the district meet at Findlay College. Senlor Llferory Society Explores Novels, :Q-w .Q:fAffQ-fe A 4, A- . , ,,,k A ,:k?:.,,Q.: , ,Lv ?fQz'f 15fff.f-gilifi' ' , - . 4 ff. 2 ,. iffff 5 eoeeo f QA N - i ,xr ' ,, FIRST ROW: D. Bruning, Adviser, R. Bomlitz, Reporter, J. Buchman, Treasurer, S. Gullufsen, President, E. Coy, Vice-President, K. Brinker, Secretary, L. Dusing,HiS- toriang B. Juergens, Adviser. SECOND ROW: A. Alex- ander, P. Henline, R. Brueggmeier, B. Brown, J. Griner, Griner. THIRD ROW: A. Kahlenberg, M. Gardner, S: J. Sundermeier, G. Fries, J. Bauman, D. Mock, D Schellhase, K. Hasel, B. Bockbrader, K. Avers, C Sander, M. Brinker, K. Hansen. Student Council Serves Students of EHS by Sponsoring Student Council member hangs pennants I8 Q 2 I dedicated at the beginning of the year. Student Council is one of Eastwood's most active organ- izations. The purpose of student council is to promote school spirit and citizenship, improve student-teacher re - lations, and to serve the student body and the community with worthwhile projects. Student Council is seen active ly sewing the student body every moming by selling school supplies. The supervision of elections at EHS is another function of the student council. Early in the Fall soon after the beginning of school, the members of student council discussed the possibility of having auniform class ring. Next the student council held a pep week with the classes competing to have the best decorated hall. Pep week was terminated by the football homecoming festivities. Another activity held in con- junction with the football season was Parent's Night. To prepare for the basketball season, the student council purchased and placed the pennants of the Northern Lakes League teams in the gymnasium. Smaller Eastwood pen- nants were sold to the student body during the lunch periods. These are only a few of the many activities sponsored by the Student Council. Many Invigorofing Activities LEFT: Who said split level houses were unique? Santa presents D. Bruning with gift, I9 . ., . iiii as :- Q i-- . l .qw Q .Q 2.7. ,rf ,r , . Wifi f ' iiiiisffli mm we Q Q? . Z? Movies, o Chief Educoiionol Aid, Shown by Proieciionisfs FIRST ROW: D. Stickel, R. Bomlitz, L. Busdeker, D. Gross,M. Schulte,A. Bowers, SECOND ROW: R. Smith, R.Brueggemeier,R. Gross, M. Phillips, D. Huprich, G. The pr ojectionists, a group of about twenty boys, are responsible for all movie and sound equipment at the high school. They are in charge of showing the noon movies as wellas various other educational films used, The boys are selected from each incoming freshman class to remain pro- R. Gross starts noon movies. Fries, Mr. Clarence Heckman, Adviser. THIRD ROW: D. Michel, D. Ernsthausen, M. Westerhaus, E. Coy, T. Henschen, D. Wiegman, M. Gardner. jectionists in good standing, the members must maintain a satisfactory academic standing, The members may be called to show a movie from a study hall any time so they must have their studies prepared ahead of time. M. Westerhaus prepares reel. 20 FIRST ROW:B. Seifert, Reporter, N. Amos, Secretary, J. Buchman, President, J. Russell, Vice-Presidentg S. Busdeker, Treasurer, Mrs. Cornell, Advisor. SECOND ROW: M. Lowrie, J. Kingsley, D. Peters, S. Matheny, B. Metzger, G. Gottschalk, C. Fredrich, D. Fredrich, J. Saunders. THIRD ROW: J. Heintz, J. Wagnor, S. Snyder, S. Bauman, T. Wegman, D. Beeker, S. Cul- lufsen, B. Nollenberger, J. Snyder. FOURTH ROW H. Carns,D. Schrarnn, S. Bockbrader, K. Donnell, D Brin.ker,J. Motter,G. Mecler, L. Donnell, B. Fries, K Brinker, J. Konesky. T F.T.A. Encourages Enlighfening Careers in Teaching The purpose of the F .T .A. is to prepare students for college and eventual teach- ing careers. For practice, the members often substitute for teach- ers who have been called away for teacher's meet- ings or other such appoint- ments. Through this Way they gain valuable experi- ence. Mrs. jeanette Cornell is the adviser of the F .T.A. She chooses the members who are to fill in for the teachers at the other schools. L. Busdeker masters his teaching technique. HE i , -- , f' E31-wri- F.F.A. Molds Tomorrow's Agriculiurol Leaders RIGHT: Winners of the county public speak- ing contest. in ' T' 3T. FIRST ROW: M.Schulte, R. Burkholder, W. Fausey, R. Moenter,D.Stickel, E. Recker, R. Buchman, Mr. Ben- jamin Saunders, Adviser. SECOND ROW: C. Lohrbach, C.l-Ieermeier, D. Coppeler, M. Phillips, A. Witker, D. Young, R. Sattler, E. Clark, K. Brueggemeier. THIRD The Future Farmers of America is an organization designed to advance agricul- ture. The Eastwood chapter is no excep- tion and is rated high in its activities. The chapter members continued to score high in the competitive contests of Parliamen- tary Procedure and Public Speaking as Well as doing an outstanding job in the public service field. The chapter members sold highway safety signs to area farmers and also supplied the local citizens with garden seeds for their spring gardens. Even among such activity, each member com- pleted a supervised farming project. LEFT: Members display highway safety signs they sold to area farmers. ROW: C. Grover, R. Greulich, M. Moenter, K. Avers, R.Abke, M. Marten, A. Marten, M. Philo, L. Hutchin- son,M.Aring. FOURTH ROW: T. Henline, C. Reed, P. Gurtsweiler, G. Dierksheide, D. Schroeder, M. Swartz, R. Henline, G. Emch, J. Meyer. FIRST ROW: L.Abke,Sentinelg D. Jacobs, Parliamen- lain,P.Murdock. THIRD ROW: L. Briggs, R. Rollo, C. tariang M. Bockbrader, Treasurerg N. Kopp, Presidentg Marks, C. Sander, R. Bourdeon, L. Nollenberger, P. S.Snyder, Secretaryg L. Ray, Reporterg Mrs. Margarett Gurtzweiler, M. Techout. ABSENT: S. Frost, Vice- Harruff, Adviser. SECOND ROW: L. Sayen, K. Miller, President. D.Buchan,K.Beckman, M. Pool, S. Barr, P. Chamber- F.H.A. Ventures into Complexity of Family Life. FHA members celebrate Christmas with Girls Night Out. The Future Homemakers of America are instructed in varied fields of home management and childcare. The club meets twice a month and discuss many as- pects of homemaking. On sev- eral occasions guest speakers sparked the program. The club made several mem- orable trips. One of the most popular was the Girls Night Out whenthe members ate din- ner at Netterfield's in Toledo. After dinner, the members en- joyed a movie. l 23 ,fa-W' EogIe's Eye Continues in Superior Performance 4 Rated superior in Northwestern Ohio competition since 1959, the EAGLE'S EYE has maintained its L high form of news presentation throughout the 1965-66 year. The paper is printed by the journalism II students under the supervision of Miss Shirley Reese. The staff publishes and distributes over 2000 copies of the EAGLE'S EYE throughout the school dis- trict twice each month and ex- changes papers with many neigh- boring schools. The many high school, junior high and elementary activities are brought to the attention of the public by means of the topnotch M. Pool straightens card file of subscribers. Staff reporting. Left to Right: M. Pool, Miss S. Reese, Adviser, G. Meder, D. Hampshire, S. Bockbrader, Editorg L. Moore. 24 FIRST ROW: J. Busdeker, Aedile, P. Lay- man, Secretary, L. Nollenberger, Treasurer 3 Marshall, D. Huprich, R. Bruns, M. Kaczor. S. Witker, President, H. Gam, Vice-Presi- dent, M. Frobose, Tribune. SECOND ROW N. Amos, D. Fredrich, L. Aufdencamp, D Peters, L. Michaels, D. Jacobs, C. McGill C. Campbell, Mrs. Cletus Sheffler, Adviser. THIRD ROW: J. Heintz, M. Miller, S. So- hadja, J. Welling, J. Russell, S. Spanton, P. Reitzel, C. Stein, A. Kirkbride, B. Metzger. FOURTH ROW: G. Gottschalk, B. Watkins B. Brown, M. Franz, R. Bruggemeier, C. J. Wagner, S. Matheny, FIFTH ROW: T, Weigman, L. Kohring, B. Fries, L Aufden- carnp, S. Schellhase, C. Marks, D. Beeker, , J. Snyder, B. Nollenberger, K. Avers, J. Hagemeyer, D. Schramm, SIXTH ROW: L. Hutchinson, M. Brinker, R. Rohloff, J. Bushman, L, Donnell, W. Franz, R. Grolle, D. Dierksheide, L. Burkholder, K. Donnell, M. Gardner, D. Wegman. Tudents Explore Various Facets of Ancient Roman I e .A fa N2 is Several main activities occupy the program of H. the Latin Club. In the spring the Toledo Mu- r L ...ai seum of Art sponsors a Latin exhibit. Various models, charts, and projects are displayed. Also in the spring is the initiation of new mem- bers with a picnic following. Concluding the whole year is the Roman banquet, when the 5 members dress in togas and stolas and eat in the style of old Rome, reclining at low tables and eating Without the customary untensils. The Latin Club meets the last Tuesday of the month and is guided by Mrs. Cletus Sheffler, and Mrs. Adeline Ridenour. - ef 25 Latin Club members act out mythical legend Polificol Science Insfills Knowledge of Foreign Affairs l Political Science concerns itself with the governments and current events of the World. The club meets once a month guided by CURRENT HISTORY, a monthly maga- zine on world affairs. Discussions ranged from the war in Viet Nam to labor unions in the United States. The club studied the governments of France, England, China, Russia, Africa, and the Latin American FIRST ROW: MI. Calvin Freund, Adviser, J. Russell, S. Witker, J. Chaffee, L. Aufdencamp, M. Bockbrader, M. Schaefer,M.r.Dale Bruning, Adviser. SECOND ROW: S. Bauman, K. Brinker, D. Stickel, S. Snyder, H. Garn, J. LEFT: Mr. Bruning discus- ses the govemrnental pro- cedures of European coun- tries with J. Konesky and S. Bauman. countries. Political Science is open to juniors and seniors who are interested in government and in keeping up to date on the inter- national picture. Mr. Dale Bruning and Mr. Calvin Fruend guided the monthly discussions and added many valuable comments. Buchman, S. Gullufsen, THIRD ROW: J. Konesky, S. Bockbrader, D. Hampshire, K. Donnell, F. George, C. Dierksheide, B.Bomlitz, L. Donnell, M. Westerhaus, N. Kopp. Sic Sic Sez Boosts School Spirit ond Student Interest One sophomore and three senior girls constitute a secret organization known as Sic Sic Sez.Through- out the school year, this name hasbeen seen on many decorative hall posters en- couraging students to attend athletic events. Imagina- tion, originality, and hu- mor are the keynotes of these signs. The members of this year's Sic Sic Sez were: S. Spanton, J. Buch- man, S.Bauman, M. Bock- brader. K PL iw' Q It if Sic Sic Sez members Judi Buchman, Sue Spnton, Shirley Bauman, and Mary Bockbrader Posters decorate cafeteria lr . YEL! g .a Senior girls put artistic talent to good use ,pw FIRST ROW: J. Russell, S. Meyers, K. Beckman. SECOND ROW: A. Bowers, F. George, C. Thompson, S. Dobson, Mr. Joseph Stearns, Adviser. THIRD ROW: R. Burns, R. Miller, R. Burkholder, R. Rohloff, D. Konzen. FOURTH ROW: R. Jascob, D. Dierksheide, T. Long, S. McLean, G. Moore, T. Geisbuhler. FIFTH ROW: E. Recker, R. Bomlitz, D. Gross, J. Motter, J. Hill, E. Cobb, W. Franz. Click Clique Club Probes into The World of Photography Click Clique Club a-go-go girls raise laughs at pep session. Twenty-five members strong, the Click Clique Club has grown from twen- ty last year. Under the guidance of the club's new adviser, Mr. Stearns, members gain practical experience by taking pic- tures and developing them in the club's dark room. Several of the members serve as photographers for the Annual Staff and snap pictures of school activi- ties for publication in the local papers . 28 Arion Club Strengthens Students Musical Background FIRST ROW: S. Gullufsen, Treasurer, J. Russell, Secre- tary, W. Lahman, President, T. Gerke, Vice-President, Mr. M. Deerwester, Adviser. SECOND ROW: B. Brown, B. Pringle , P.Brough, S . Schell- hase, S. Witker, P. Brinker, M. Pool. THIRD ROW: J. Chaffee,N. Dean, K. Brink- er, M. Parrish, G. Mottmil- ler, S. Bockbrader, J. Buch- man, S. Bauman. FOURTH ROW: N. Kopp, K. Donnell, K. Hasel, R. Bomlitz, G. Lohrbach, D. Dierksheide, L. Donnell, S . Myers, S . Snyder. r......w... Girls ond Mixed Choruses Porficipoie in Choral Produ FIRST ROW: C. Brown, J. Heintz, C. McGill, L. Dun- can, M. Pool, M. Kaczor, A. Kirkbride, K. Lafferty. SECOND ROW: L. Dierkshiede, R. Rollo, P. Gurtz- weiler, B. Watkins, S. Sohajda, P. Brough, C. Wagner, M. Franz, L. Abke, K. Ehmke, J. Rife, B. Dalgleish. THIRD ROW: S. Vetter, M. Teachout, C. Campbell, C. Jones, I. Martinez, M. Thatcher, N. Vavrik, J. Rus- sell, D. Metcalf, D. Jacobs, M. Brinker, L. Ray. G. Lohrbach and R. Bomlitz pantomime the twelve days of Christmas. FOURTH ROW: L. Dusing, J. Buchman, J. Chaffee, B. Brown, P. Brinker, C. Hudson, S. Snyder, N. Dean, K. Hanson, S. Bockbrader, S. Schellhase, J. Sundermeier, B. Pringle, K. Zellin, K. Brinker, S. Witker. FIFTH ROW: N. Kopp, K. Avers, L. Donnell, L. Burkholder, J. Bus- deker, S. Coy, V. Hankinson, E. Melcher, J. Bushman, K. Donnell, G. Mottmiller, K. Graf. Ensembles, girls' and mixed choruses, and Swingin' E's compose the choral de- partment. This year there are 75 mem- bers in Mixed Chorus, and 60 members inGirls' Chorus . Each class has a girls' ensemble and Swingin' E's, Mixed Octet, and Arion Club consists of junior and senior vocalists . Mr. Mark Deerwester, head of the choral department, spends much time after school rehearsing with these groups. 30 ons Including Both ca Christmas cmd o Pops Concert Students participated in a Christmas con- cert, and various presentations throughout the year . An annual musical is also afea- ture. This year Bye Bye Birdie was re- ceived With great enthusiasm by the general public . Near Christmas and late November, when the musical was produced, choral students couldbe seen walking around the halls busily practicing and memorizing music. Practi- cal jokes and last-minute adjustments pro- vide amusement for on-lookers backstage at productions . FIRST ROW: S. Snyder, G. Mottmiller, S. Witker, W. Lahman, M. Hoodlebrink, R. Bomlitz, G. Lohrbach, L. Dusing, K. Donnell, S. Bauman, S. Bockbrader. SECOND ROW: L. Ray, N. Miller, M. Kaczor, M. Franz, L. Dun- can, S. Sohajda, C. Wagner, M. Thatcher, B. Watkins, N. Vavrik, K. Oehmke, B. Dalgleish, M. Pool. THIRD ROW: J. Russell, P. Gurlzweiler, R. Spencer, A. Kirk- bride, C. Campbell, C. Jones, B. Metzger, L. Firsdon, M. Martinez, I. Martinez, J. Heintz, D. Jacobs, S. Vet- The senior girls take a sleigh ride. ter, J. Rife, C. McGill, C. I-Ieerrneier, K. Brinker, J Chaffee. FOURTH ROW: N. Kopp, L. Donnell, J. Wit- ker, S. Carpenter,J. Sundermeier, P. Brough, P. Brink- er, N. Dean, S. Schellhase, B. Brown, C. Hudson, B Pringle, G. Bockbrader, M. Hannan, D. Dierkshiede, C Sander, J. Buchman. FIFTH ROW: D. Eisenhour, J Bortel, M. Parrish, K. Hanson, E. Melcher, J. Busdeker S., Coy, V. I-Iankinson, L. Burkholder, J. Bushman, K Avers, M. Frobose, R. Abke, T. Gerke, C. Conaway. FIRST ROW: T. Gerke, B. Bornlitl, J. Bortel. SECOND ROW: R. Hagg, W. Lahman, M. Kingsley, M. Parrish. FIRST ROW: K. Hasel, S. Rolf, S.Sche11hase, P. Brinker, C. Chamberlain, B. Brown, B. Brown, A. Kahlenberg, B. Pringle. Vocalists Talents COUNTERCLOCKWISE: P. Pool, C. Sander, S. Bockbrader, N. Kopp, S. Snyder, C. Dierksheide, J. Schuer- man, S. Witker, S. Gullufsen. Ardenfly Display Their with Group Singing FIRST ROW: P. Pool, J. Heintz, R. Abke, S. Gullufsen, N. Dean, M. Parrish. SECOND ROW: J. Buchman, R. Bomlitz, S. Bauman, T. Gerke, S. Witker, G. Lohrbach, S. Vetter. THIRD ROW: J. Bortel, N. Kopp, D. Dierksheide, J. Chaf- fee, M. Haar, S. Bockbrader, W. Lahman, G. Mottmiller. FIRST ROW: S. Vetter, P. Brough, N. Dean. SECOND ROW: W. Lahman, T. Gerke, M. Kingsley, J. Bortel. 33 p. FIRST ROW: B. Watkins, J. I-Ieintz. SECOND ROW: C. McGill, J. Sundemeier, A. Kirkbride. THIRD ROW: C. Campbell, D. Peters, L. Duncan, D. Ja- cobs. FOURTH ROW: J. Bushman. FIRST ROW: J. Schneider, E. Melcher, J. Bauman. SECOND ROW: M. Lowrie, M. Kuhlman, I. Marti- nez. THIRD ROW: T. Rush, K. Oernke, S. Caugh, S. Cobb. .- 'Q . , .... .IL .. FIRST ROW: R. Bomlitz, M. Westerhaus, C. Blausey, M. Hoodlebrink, T. Geisbuhler, T. Bockbrader, R. Mil- ler, F. George, C. Thompson, Z. Rush, S. Carpenter, R. Gable,D. Losey, J. Wagner, D. Wiegman. SECOND ROW: D. Beeker, D. Peters, C. Fredrick, K. Aufden- camp, S. Snyder, T. Long, R. Bruns, R. Jascob, R. Gul- lufsen, M. Lowrie, P. Murdock, F. Ednes, W. Franz, P. Brough, K. Hasel. THIRD ROW: K. Michelsen, S. Wit- ker, A. Titkemeier, L. Evans, J. Grover, R. Newton, R. Hamen,R.Hagg,M. Kingsley, N. Miller, T. Wegman, A. Witker, L. Hutchinson, J. Hanley, M. Franz. FOURTH ROW: L. Aufdencamp, M. Frobose, C. Chamberlain, J. Heintz, M. Musson, B. Fries, J. Hagemeyer, L. Auf- encamp, D. Konzen, M. Sattler, L. Coy, B. Brown, V. Long, G. Gottschalk, J. Widmer. FIFTH ROW: D. Griner, J. Kingsley, C. Stein, J. Christiansen, B. Schutt, D.Hampshire, S. Schellhase, N. Amos, S. Hummel, J. Hill, D. Beckford, J. Saunders, P. Lahman, J. Welling, K. Bockbrader, Mr. Lawrence McCormic, Director. SIXTH ROW: S. Cole, S.C:-lughey, B. Drewes, C. Aring, D. Busdeker, D. Dierksheide, M. Phi11ips,L. Firsdon, J. Griner, D. Gallier, D. Brinker, C. Merryfield, C. San- der, J. Schuerman, P. Reitzel. Edie Eagle creates enthusiasm. I Private lessons help to produce first rate musicians. yd E 1-HSN , A 'Z 'JE Y gf 'Q'- Izif M An QB.. 'LE M N. , A X , 'f J Qu-,.' F W if J W i -, X y K . A X, 7 9+ ' 1 5 Q H 1 1 A71 Dance Band FIRST ROW: R. Jacobs, D. Konzen, M. Sattler, R. Gullufsen, T. Long. SECOND ROW: T. Bockbrader, R. Burkholder, A. Witker, T. Geisbuhler, M. Hooklebrink. THIRD ROW: C. Thompson, R. Bomlitz, D. Losey, D. Wegman, M. Westerhausg Director, Mr. L. McCormic. Extra Groups Create Finishing Touches for Band FIRST ROW: D. Wegman, R. Miller, F. George, C. Thompson, M. Westerhaus SECOND ROW: A. Witker, P. Brouch, T. Wegman, T. Bockbrader, B. Franz, M. Mil- ler, L. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: B. Brown, R. Gable, T. Long, M. Hoodlebrink T. Geisbuhler, D. Konzen, S. Witker, M. Lowrie. FOURTH ROW: R. Hagg, M Phillips, D. Dierksheide, J. Widmer. ' , i Z i be Pep Band 36 Mclioreftes 8x Drill Corp Recker leads marching band. Q1 FIRST ROW: S. Rolf, M. Miller. SECOND ROW: K. Hansen, M. Martinez, J. Rife. THIRD ROW: S. Duquette, J. Bauman, J. Rus- sell. FOURTH ROW: J. Pringle, C. Wagner, M. Restemeyer. FIFTH ROW: S. Snyder, D. Reed. Mr. McCormic watches opponents' band. 37 Spirit Our Gool Sportsmanship Our Low FRONT: Mrs. Dawn Foels, Advisor, FIRST ROW: J. Abke, M. Musson, M. Franz, G. Gottschalk, M. Schaefer. SECOND ROW: S. Witker, J. Buchman, C. I-Iatas, C. Dierksheide, L. Donnell, J. Busdeker, E. Borch- G.A.A. Poster Girls? ?? ? ? erding, S. Rolf, S. Gullufsen. The Girls Athletic Association is the largest single organization in school consisting entirely of girls who are interested in sports and recreation. Throughout the school year, various activities take place such as Volleyball and Basket- ball which are both In- terschool as well as ln- traschool, Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Bad- minton, and Archery. In these sports, girls learn beneficial traits of honesty, fair play, and sportsmanship. Besides these vigorous activities, G .A .A . sponsors a sweatshirt sale, a sock sale , and they climax the year withthe G.A.A. formal dance in the spring. At the end of the year, there is also an event FIRST ROW: S. Witker, S. Rolf, J. Abke, L. Dusing, S. Spanton, L. Duncan, honoring the departing CENTER: Mrs. Dawn Foels, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Buchman, C. Hatas, J. Senior members . Niggemyer, L. Donnell, C. Dierksheide, L. Burkholder, P. Henline, C. Chamberlain. 38 S if . , ,, . : 31' ,. -1' '13 ZH. HNF' 3753 Frailty, Thy name is woman! FIRST ROW: S.Witker, Recreational Leader, K. Brinker, Historian, C Merryfield, Recording Sec., M. Restemeyer, V.-Pres., S. Gullufsen J Social Sec., C. Dierksheide, Treas., C. Sander, Recreational Leader. SECOND ROW: J. Buchman, Pres., L. Evans, T. Wegman, N. Vavrik, M. Teachout, S. Frobose, E. Stewart, Mrs. Foe ls, Advisor. THIRD ROW: J.Abke,G. Meder, L. Dusing, P. Murdock, P. Gurmweiler, P. Henline, C. Marks,D.Busdeker. FOURTH ROW: G. Gottschalk, M. Schaefer, P. Pool, M.Bockbrader, L. Sayen, L. Ray, C. Chamberlain. FIFTH ROW: L. Moore, N. Moore, C. Hatas, M. Brinker, D. Brinker, L. Donnell, J. Russell, S. Rolf, B. Fries. SIXTH ROW: N. Dean, B. Brown, L. Kohring, D. Schramn, J. Snyder, L.Burkholder, S. Briggs, J. Busdeker, B. Ferree, D. Frederick. SEVENTH ROW: M. Franz, L. Mitchell, C. McGill, B. Watkins, M. Kaczor, L. Abke, E. Melcher, K. Bockbrader, I. Martinez, EIGHTH ROW: B. Jewell, S. Graham, J. Schneider, M. Thatcher, J. Niggemyer, S. Cobb, J. Obrock, D. Reed, D. Taulker, C. Campbell. NINTH ROW: S. Coy, C. Lucas, B. Crabbenstetter, M. Lucas, C. Glanzrnan, S.Haar, S. Cole, B. Clark, L. Duncan, M. Davis, N. Miller, D. Griner. TENTH ROW: V. Hankinson, B. Prose, C. Reddin, K. Zel- lin, E. Borcheiding, L. Briggs, K. Hansen, M. Spahn, K. Lafferty, C. Robinson, L. Cochran, S. Spanton, J. Bauman. 39 Cheerleaders Add Zest and Enthusiasm to Athletic Games TOP: A. Kahlenberg, C. Bowen, J. Abke. BOTTOM: L. Dusing, Mrs. D. Foels, N. Vavrik TOP TO BOTTOM: S. Caughey, M. Kuhl- man, L, Coy, J, Schneider, S, Meder. TOP: K. Hasel, K. Avers. BOTTOM: J. Bushman, L. Duncan, J Sunder me i er . 40 Wrestlers Aim at Physical Achievement FIRST ROW: D. Miller, R. Bockbrader, L. Kohlenberg, L. Lucas, J. Griner, J. Bortel, L. Titkemeier, T. Wil- lard, D. Bolt, R. Beckman, G. Bockbrader, A. Alexan- der,H. Moore. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Lear, M. Die- bert,R.Spah.n,E.Coy,B.Buchman, L. Caudill, J. Mig- i T. Willard prepares to grapple with opponent. liori,J. Colwell, K. Davis, J. Cline, D. Evans. THIRD ROW: T. Mapes,R. Grolle, S. Alexander, C. Reed, A. Titkemeier,B. Mapes, C. Adams, M. Aring, G. Briggs, Coach G. French. D. Bolt pressures opponent for a take-down. What's up, Doc? .. N we ,, . 4:g,,...'- Coach Barney confers with assistants. Determined Eagles Continue to Struggle fort Team gets last instructions before starting the game. , ,qavxsf 'ua FIRST ROW: R. Bockbrader, R. Buchman, J. Sand- wisch, M. Gardner, D. Evans, M. Parrish, W. Long, R. Hanson, F. Enriquez, D. Dunrnyer. SECOND ROW: R. Bruggemeier, R. Grolle, D. Wagner, H. Moore, D. Sch- meltz, C. Adams, D. Vestal, T. Donaldson, C. Emch, 5 2 , X T Si.. 7 H. Kasch, D. Scha11. THIRD ROW: W. Franz, W. Bock- brader, D. Derr, V. Schmeltz, T. Schmeltz, L. Lucas, E. Coy, W. Krotzer, J. Brinker, M. Diebert, L. Kohlen- berg, D. Henline. i l i I FIRST ROW: L. Swartz, Manager, D. Gruelick, A. Coach, R. Miller, C. Reed, D. Losey, D.Mottm111er , Titkemeier, R. Coakley, S. Haas, J. Nelson, R. Sny- C. Knott, D. Snyder, T. Snyder, C. Whitaker, D Ersen N N r 1 der, A. Marino, J. Migliori. SECOND ROW: D. Lear, hour, G. Bierly, Coach. Victory Through ca Long Season of Punts, Kicks, w l FIRST ROW: J. Seifert, T. Bowlus. SECOND ROW: J. Alexander, G. Dennis, M. Aring. THIRD ROW: R. Spah, J- Re itzel. and Tackles Eagles practice precision kicking. 43 S. Gullufsen takes over football reign. Eagles Display Besi Sally Gullufsen, a brown-haired senior, reigned as queen over the football homecoming October l. She was presented with roses and a neck- lace by the co-captains Duane Dun- meyer and Rudy Spahn. Sally, en- tering the field on her pink and white float, was crowned by Constance Thatcher, the 1964 queen. The Eagles were defeated in the ho me - coming game 18-12 by the Elmwood Royals . Michael Gardner scored twice for the Eagles. A bonfire at which the queen and her court were announced started the homecoming week. A dance Saturday night, October 2, concluded the week long activities . FIRST ROW: M. Romaker, fr., M. Restemeyer, jr. S. Gullufsen, queeng C. Thatcher, 1964 queeng C Merryfield, sr.5 J. Kingsley, soph. Eagles have Royal roast at bonfire. Effort for the Homecoming Queen cmd Her Court SECOND ROW: R. Loomis, G. Lohrbach, J. Koh- ring, M. Schulte, D. Baker, K. Michelsen. xx LEFT: Hal Moore stops Elmwood halfback for a loss. C. Thatcher gives crown to S. Gullufsen w D. Baker shows off his skill. M. Gardner and R. Wilson apply defensive pressure Varsity Post 7 Game Eastwood's varsity basketball team turned in a successful season under the leadership of Coach Dale Bruning and Co - captains, Jerry Sandwisch and Dave Bak- er. The Eagles chalked up seven consecutive Wins before being stopped by the Perry- burg Yellowjackets by a score of 65 -66. The team went on to close the season inthirdplace behind Rossford and Genoa in the Nothern Lakes League. Coach Bruning was named c-lass AA coach of the year and six of the varsity squad received at least an honorable mention on the all county team with Mitch Kings- ley and Bob Wilson being named on the first team. The jV's finished with a commendable record. Mr. Rolland Huss coached the team. x Q..- if U if 1-I J n 1 Q I 3' fuse. www-,.-........,, w LEFT TO RIGHT: F.Enriquez,R.Hamen, K. Avers, M. Donaldson, M. Philo, M. Brinker, L. Schroeder, G. Dennis, K. Hamen, M. Jacobs, T. Brueggemeier. ABSENT: Mr. Rolland Huss, Coach. Junior Varsity and Freshman Squads Reflect K. Hamen displays the deter- mination and hustle of the Junior Varsity as he pulls down another rebound. 48 E ,rr 5. FIRST ROW: S. Bolt, D. Mock, R. Sergent, R. Bostdorff. SECOND ROW: G. Fries, C. Whitaker, T. Fogle J Bor tel, D. Snyder, D. Helm, D. Michel, S. Haas, B. Coakley. ABSENT: Mr. Edison Barney, Coach. a Promising Basketball Future at Eastwood FIRST ROW: Mr.Dal.e Bruning,Adviser, Mr Parrish, J. Mandell, R. Hansen, D. Huprich, Mr. Edison Barney, Adviser, Mr. Donald Lear, Adviser. SECOND ROW: G. Bockbrader, M. Gardner, W. Mapes, G. Lohrbach, E. Coy, D. Schmeltz, D. Wagner, M. Brinker, J. Sandwisch, R. Spahn. THIRD ROW: J. Brinker, R. Loomis, W. Bockbrader, R. Bockbra- der, R. Wilson, T. Bowlus, J. Kohring, D. Gross, K. Michelsen, D. Dunmyer. 49 Varsity Club Q S. Bauman captures homecoming crown. The envelope, please. Eagles Outshine Panthers for the Glory oi Shirley Bauman was crowned basketball Haroldlvloore, WilliamBockbrader, Gayle queenjanuary21, atthe Eastwood Maumee Lohrbach, and Frederick George. The game . Shirley was crowned by Diane Bus- boys are members of the EHS Varsity deker, the 1965 title holder. Club, john Konesky was master of ceremonies. Escorts were Larry Lucas, Rudy Spahn, FIRST ROW: D. Busdeker, . 1965 queeng S. Bauman, queeng P. Henline, sr. SEC- OND ROW: D. Peters soph.3 B. Brown, jr.g S Neal, fr. 1 50 The coronation ceremonies were made com- plete as Eastwood pulled an easy 71-41 victory over the Maumee Panthers. Fol- lowing the game the Student Council spon- soreda dance in honor of the queen and her court. the Queen cmd Her Court Eagles take tip for homecoming victory. l 5 I E52 X X K. ,. X , .S f K --' ' xi' 5 x 52 J. Sandwisch gives the queen a homecoming kiss. D. Busdeker crowns S. Bauman as 1965 queen. Conrad Birdie combs hair as admiring teen-agers look on. CREW BOTTOM: S. Frobose, M. Teachout, P. Gurtzweiler, P. Henline N. Kopp, C. Dierkshiede, S. Snyder, S. Graham. SECOND ROW: N. Vavrik, C. Brown, M. Davis, J. Sundermeier, K. Avers, S Myers. THIRD ROW: M. Phillips, C. Blausey, A. Bowers, J. Wit- ker, L. Busdeker, D. Dierkshiede, J. Greiner, D. Stickel, E. Cobb. 52 Teenage Sofire Rose Alvarez . . Albert Peterson . . Conrad Birdie . . Kim MacAfee . Hugo Peabody . Mr. MacAfee . Mrs. MacAfee . . . Randolph MacAfee . Mrs. Peterson . . Mayor ..... Mayor's Wife . Ursula ...... Teen-agers .... Anne Kirbride Bonnie Watkins Cindi McGill Peg Pool Barbara Brown Nancy Dean Susan Sohajda Mary jo Lowrie jane Kingsley Bye-Bye Birdie , the hit Broadway musi- cal, was presented by the music depart- ment of Eastwood. Directors Mark Deer- wester and Lawrence McCormick were in charge of the production November 19, 20, and 21. girl who has been chosen, is already pinned to Hugo Peabody C One Boy D. The plot is filled out by screaming teen- agers, indignant parents, and inquisitive reporters. Favorite songs of the cast in- cluded How Lovely To Be A Woman -- Kim, Ed Sullivan --The MacAfees, Teen-age idol Conrad Birdie is drafted in- to the army. His agent goes to Sweetapple, Ohio, to give a teen-age girl One Last Kiss . Unfortunately, Kim MacAfee, the Talented band members comprise orchestra. Spanish Rose --Rose, Talk To Me -- Albert, and Telephone Hour --teen- agers . Oh, Albert! Provides Laughter for Audience . . . Sally Gullufsen Wilson Lahman Robert Bomlitz Shirley Bauman . Mike Parrish Thomas Gerke . . .Susan Bockbrader Robert Spencer . . Susan Schellhase . . . . .Rick Hagg . Judi Buchman ..........PegBrough Gayle Lohrbach Mike Hannah Gary Bockbrader jim Witker jack Bortel Scott Carpenter Nancy Miller Kathy Lafferty S. Bauman-- How Lovely to Be a Wo- mann? V 53 Efficiency ond Courtesy Distinguish Student Librorions 5 m STANDING: Mrs. J. Cornell, B. Metzger, N. Moore, S. Sander,L. Nollenberger. SEATED: C. Marks, K. Avers, Snyder, M. Martinez, L. Donnell, B. Nollenberger, C. C. Morelock, S. Bockbrader. M. Martinez rearranges book shelf. H. Garn is assisted by S. Bockbrader. Librarians aid high school students by checking out books, finding ref- erence material, and keeping up- to-date newspapers and magazines in order. They are chosen on the basis of their background in litera- ture and English. 4 ,N X., Cindy Bowen busily corrects an error. Office Workers Accept The Responsibility of Office Dufy FIRST ROW: M.Poo1,S.Bauman,C.Morlock,N. Kopp, Henline, G. Meder, C. Bowen, S. Brown, P. Reitzel J.We11ing, S.Bockbrader. SECOND ROW: L. Sayen, M. THIRD ROW: J. Buchman, D. Schramm, B. Bowlus, S Schaefer, M. Frobose, S. Gullufsen, C. Merryfield, P. Witker, L. Nollenberger. .153 .Q-W ,pez 3 -WM PORTRAIT of- ACADEMICS N Q-1M.,,, . ,rw 4 - ,-we I ..,- K ,A V V' ' 5 -f ,, ,N,WX,,, r 2 .gf king , V- H M5 .. A . - '- . ' A . :M 4 f ,L3Q?ZZf.,p,fXW5,i,' lg1,i . uv ,V - M 1 1 J ' ' - Z ' '42 gym, , I. . .,,A 2 . - ff I j. kil- X'f'L WV Q My 'Wm W Q I s ABOVE: MR. RICHARD LOWRIE, HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL RIGHT: MR. DALLAS GARDNER: EXECUTIVE HEAD ,gm-w ABOVE MR DAVID JACOBS ELEMENTARY PRINCI AL UPPER RIGHT MR DAVID BORTEL JR. HIGH PRIN CIPAL LEFT: MR JOHN EAKEN, GUIDANCE COUNSELOR an 11-vnu .-ff W , 5 . SCHOOL BOARD: H. Siek, C. W. Menter, G. Brinker, N. Hamen, N. Swartz, M. Hazel. LEFT: Mrs. Alice Lahman, Executive Secretary RIGHT: Mrs. Milda .jflk .H 9? 536 Sander , High School lf. .-W ,, F Secretary f f .. , , , y vig fl sv ,f :fi 59 BUS DRIVERS: FIRST ROW: W. Franz, T. Roden, Bus Mechanicg A. Lohrbach,A. Brueggemei- er, N. Fredrich, A. Hoel- ter, G. Welling. SECOND ROW: J. Burkholder, D. Morelock, W. Krukemyer, C. Bockbrader, K. Burk- holder, E. Restemeyer, D. Johnson. Helen I-Iagg, Esther Sand- wisch, LEMOYNE Violet Rollerg UNION Mabel Sander, Ruth Welling, Wilhelrnine Westerhausg JUNIOR HIGH Jurdin Smith, Harry Sanderg JUNIOR HIGH . ,- LEFT: Wilma Rife, Mary Ruswinkle, Marjorie Carisg HIGH SCHOOL BELOW: Frances Ward, Mary Nelsong WEBSTER Alice Mock, Garnet Ruswinkleg LUCKEY Paul Leslieg LUCKEY .3 '. ,Sf li . uif' 1 .e - 'I-Qi!! . ' --.rf -fa rf, sl , ,.,-3 ig if fr. lf' ,gi .,.-.3 - 'L M H - LEMOYNE Berry Longs JUNIOR HIGH ary aas, Jacqueline Shafferg UNION Robert Beeker, Frank Browng HIGH SCHOOL .al Eugene Haasg LEMOYNE ABOVE: Ruth Browng WEBSTER RIGHT: Marjorie Donaldsong LUCKEY -IL f Elmer Longg WEBSTER 61 l Study of English, Speech, ond Foreign Longuoges I l A 4 ,,, I i I I T. Gerke searches eagerly for the realistic view of the English Student. I I l W i J lf' I Dorothy Amos Mary Asmus Edison Barney I I RIGHT: Mrs. R. points out the location of the Forum to the i Latin III students. I 1 4 The language department is compo sed of English, French, Spanish, Latin, and Speech. Latin courses consist ofthree years, with grammar and translation empha - sized in the first two years . Free translation and historical background make up the third year . Students in Spanish classes are taught by means of movies and tape record- Spanish students pantomine their lesson. ings I Speaking is also Stressed . 62 Opens The Door to Improved Communication Miss Reese aids the panel in the preparation for their discussion on 'Macbet.h . - Gary Bierly 14 . , f Q v , Jeanette Cornell BELOW: M. Hoodlebrink practises the basic fundamentals of debate. r In the two years of French, basic sentences and gram- . mar constitute the first year and classroom conversa- V tion the second. l The English department offers four years with a gen- eral panorama of literature and a review of grammar the freshman and sophomore years. junior classes study American literature while seniors delve into the Worksiof the English. Speech strives to develop a person into an effective public speaker. 63 ,f 'S Mary Kuhlman Adeline Ridenour Cheerfully Mrs. Kuhlman explains the dramatic development of Our Town . Solutions to social problems are sought by panel discus- sion. The classes of Sociology and Family Living prepare the student for his role in society. The first empha- sizes the organization of people intovarious political Lmits and common institutions, and the second is a discussion of social problems affecting family life. Ancient History covers European civilization, while American History is a study of the founding, struggle for independence , establishment and preservation of our national government and union. Requisite for all seniors is American Government which is a study of local, state, national and inter- national political units. Social Sfudies Insiills o Greater Knowledge of fheWor Dale'Bruning if A' Calvin Freund BELOW: Mr. Fruend conveys the principle of govemment. 64 Mr. Bruning outlines American Revolution to American History class. BELOW: Fam ily Living students par- ticipate in Mock Wedding. I FIRST ROW: K. Brinker, S. Gullufsen, B. Watkins, S. Bauman, P. Brough, N. Amos, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Cletus Sheffler, advisory D. I-Iuprich, J. Russell, E. Coy, S. Bockbrader, D. Stickel, J. Heintz. THIRD ROW: L. Busdeker, M. Gardner, C. Merryfield, M. Westerhaus, M. Kingsley, J. Buchman. Humanities Arouses Interest in 18th Century Enlightenment Advanced students use the modem educational aid of television to broaden their background. W , vi, D t is. .iii A . . .... .aa Cletus Sheffler The humanities was a new course added to the curriculum last October. Students were specifically selected for the course and no credits or grades were issued for this work. Monday a televised broadcast from BGSU en- titledthe Age of Reason'fwasviewed and on Friday the topic of the week was led by Mrs. Cletus Sheffler. Dur- ing the week the students had assigned readings which added to and sup- ported Monday's program. BELOW: Humanities' students discuss the principles of the Age of Reason. IXIHI? -f L M vb. Math and Science Aid the 21. fffiwxiiigw ir ' ' F ff Titration experiment benefits J. Schuerman 's se arch for knowledge . In today's rapidly ad- vancing world, some of the most important subjects in the high school curriculum are those dealing with sci- ence. At Eastwood, GEN- ERAL SCIENCE, BIOLOGY, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, AND ADVANCED CHEM- ISTRY are offered. Gen- eral Science or Biology must be taken in the fresh- man year. For those stu- dents wishing to major in science, Chemistry I and II and Physics are offered for a foundation in scien- tific research. 55 is X 2 I i -2- :. I' RAY' . , 1' 4' ' , sf? at 4. Doyce Filiere Clarence Heckman Joseph Stearns Freshman look into the microscopic world of life. Chemistry Students observe the rules of safety while experimenting. 66 Development of Curious Minds ond Promotes Thinking i F D. .. He len Rolfes 'A' My A Thomas Steam Students in advanced mathematics graph sine curves on their desk tops. Many students are given fundamental math re- view in such classes as General Mathematics I and ll, while other experience study in higher mathematics in Algebra I, II, and III. The courses of Geometry and Trigonometry round out the mathematics curriculum. hull Gallier and G. Gottschalk construct tri- Mr. Steam explains story problem to class. angles for their geometry class. 67 Business Courses Train in Specialized Techniques Business students develop skill in keeping accurate rec- ords. Only a few business courses are taught at EHS because students majoring in this field attend Penta-County. The classes of Typing l and II and Shorthand I teach the student the typing demanded in a business office and rapid dictation, respec- tively. , Z Margaret Filiere Barbara Juergens Shirley Reese Richard Welniak G. Meder types stencils for journalism. 68 Mrs. Juergens gives last minute instructions. Home Ec ond Ari Provide Well-Rounded Personality X, i, .,. ,. X S. if ff.. 15 51 'iff Q , I .M ,S at - Q ff - 2, , was , ,wats A M ,,,,g,, Caroll Halley Margaret Harruff Art classes teach the use of color and design. Classes deal with flower arrangement, inte- rior decorating, ceramics as Well as the study of art forms and the different periods in the development of art. Techniques in cooking, sew- ing, and home management are taught in the Home Economics course . Through this training, the Eastwood girls will become successful homemakers. H. Moore produces Out of This Wor1d effect. Techniques of sewing, a. basic part of Home Ee are put Wood Croffmonship Deve.oped Through Industrial A Donald Lear we wifi ol I' Adolph Madaras RIGHT: B. Krotzer and B. Mapes 1 learn the proper wood drilling K technique. Q Wai, BELOW: D. Harmon puts final touches on walnut bookcase. BELOW: Refinishing chairs creates know-how ofpro- spective carpenters. 70 rt Vo-Ag lnsfills Qualities Necessary for Success The prime purpose of the voca- tional agriculture classes is to teach the students the best methods of farming as well as leadership and responsibility. Leadership was taught by contest such as Par- liamentary Procedure and Public speaking. Responsibility is taught by each member having his own project and being responsible for it. Other fields covered in vo-ag are shop, small motors, mason- ry, and soils. In shop work the students do constructive Work to benefit the farms on which they live. Masonry work is done through experience . The main objective of the indus- trial arts course is to introduce the student to the fundamental methods of shop work. The stu- dents learn to Work with wood, plastic, and metal . While learning they produce projects which are useful as well as attractive. As they progress through the course they move on to more complicated projects. D. Burkholder and M. Phillips cut pipe following instructions of Mr. Saunders. if .is . -. ay, El! t Y Ben Saunders LEFT: Students prepare d tractor by san painting . ing for ,NA kk Dawn Foels Eugene French Crab Soccer players await kickoff to obtain their final goal. Physical Fitness Increased Through Strenuous Acfivii BELOW: T. Snyder goes in for 2 points. Mrs. Dawn Foels, Mr. Adolph Madaras, Mr. Eugene French, and Mr. Edison Barney direct RIGHT: Girls practice 'strike' for improvement of their volleyball game. the physical education classes. These classes are required by the state for three years of high school. The Eastwood education system realizes that mental fitness is impossible without physical fitness and so students at Eastwood are pro- videdwitha well-rounded course of activities. This year tumbling was added to the girls' classes. The classes also played volleyball, baseball, softball, basketball, and etc. LAWRENCE MCCORMIC Band polishes off for winter concert. ' Music Provides Satisfaction to Cultural Fulfillment Over the years interest and participation has increased until the music department is now one of the largest departments at Eastwood. Each of the divisions, both chorus and band, contain over 100 mem- bers. The vocal music, meets in two sections every day. The mixed chorus rehearses three days a week with girls chorus meet- ing on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The band also has a full rehearsal sched- ule, meeting every day. The marching band often drilled before school to perfect their halftime shows. The members also partic- ipated regularly in sectional or group re- hearsals for individual improvement. For the first time at Eastwood both the band and the chorus participated in the music contest. The students participating in the music program have greatly benefited by the in- creased academic, entertaining, and or- ganizational training received under the able leadership of Mr. Lawrence McCor- mic and Mr. Mark Deerwester. MARK DEERWESTER Chorus raise voices in song. .IK C. Blevins and S. Frost practice the techniques ofCosmeto1ogy. K. Davis developes his occupational trade in Auto Mechanics. 2 22 S ffiifzfzdz., I me K 5 f N X V 5553 , ' T t an ssts T - Q r- 1 ., est f I Q V. , Ny, 8 Q ..,,,s.si, P, iy.. - ' , , K Vyky . ' if 5 isscsii t! Q . ,,., :LV 7 ' aswswfiwfts .JFQI f '+-on Penta-County This year a new step in voca- tional training was initiated at Penta County Vocational School. Students from five counties are able to learn and participate actively in occupa- tional training programs not offered at their own high schools. They can develop their skills in such fields as Agriculture, Home Econom- ics, Business Education, and Distributive Education. Regu- lar academic courses are taught and the students are able to participate in the extracur- ricular activities at their own high schools. The 76 students from Eastwood participate in this new program. ln- .LQ rip- ..Lg.,.,-,,1,, .K 1 K Y ' N' 'ofivse' if '- - KQV 'Nl '!!' I re-N. ll n -!!N Fr-gg! !..t F W' PSR-2: QQ!! 1 fr -asm- QM QQ!!!- I Psa.-s , . .e J - it ........... Vocational School Provides Occupational Training, i W FIRST ROW: M. Dennis, K. Carr, J. Himburg, R. T. Willard. THIRD ROW: R. Smith, A. Jacobs, F Carpenter, S. Sprinkel, S. Goodman, M. DunGee. Reardon, J. Goodman, L. Kelly, M. Diebert, S SECOND ROW: R. Grover, G. Neal, J. Sergent, Houghton, T. Ridenour. W. Buchman, P. Braucksieck, D. Feasel, W. Bier, i 75 and Practical Experience for Seventy-Six Eastwood 5 E ? ? x 5 4 N. Hazel and K. Robinson ditto tests. I Data processing prepares students for entering a ca- reer in business. S. McClure learns to become saleswoman. gm K. 4. K ,ur ,X 76 Students. An Opportunity for Vocational Advancement D . H meier displays the warm smile of a good salesw man. 77 PORTRAIT of- CLASSES , ,f -- U --1 5- f--hy mfwfg 1 - , A--- I A ww. A -- 11:15, A W , F,-, - 'Q ' .1.,,4y 2'f3rfm4,x.ffQg,:,v,4r,'u 1 z - - ff'-N ., ,ag-ggi-: arf S- :HRV 9 - ' -'ge-1 'fa fam by 4 pf . . ,. . .JM , M . . .. ,. YN. . . QQ.. , QW , , 7 M- JMMX4. f V:-1 , - , ,,,, .MXMg,,km, ..M,,1 ye M, , ,,,W.., W - ,. fwif,-.mi v f. 1, my v Q J F f - H4 ,z 11. ' awk: 'Wai-W: -wuts f 4Q,,fi: 1 ,1 Q , - .V A , V W' - - ' K ' ' . K 44 , - 1 p my , V- I H A g . 'j 24 7 ,-fi N ' , K 3 -E ' ' E j' M X. X W ' ' , sgiffggqr ,,jh:Ef,gg,f ' Q . 5 - ..,A Y , ' ' - ' . , 5 4 , Q .Q . 3, 4- is ,WI U . XX Y 1 2 i , ,W fLQL V Tzg i . BQ, i , - S , . L1 if f W L 39 53 5 sk-if MA S52 -N .1 ,... Q.. ,142 ! ,Q X f. 3 xi SME M N. as . 5,2 X A 'V Motto: The Golden Years Are Before Us Not Behind Us . William Bockbrader Judith Buchman President Secretary Dedicated Senior Officers Organize the Class of 66 John Konesky Larry Busdeker Vice -President Treasurer Flower : Carnation Color: Navy Blue and Silver 80 iF' , 'ii ui Joanne Abke Jesse Alvarez Glenn Baker Norman Barringer Beginning with Enthusiasm Created by 'S Shirley Bauman T35 N-ev' Happiness is exchanging your pictures. Kathleen Beckman i.ri Ef f and u.uui 5 . 'isa . A Susan Bockbrader Daniel Bolt Robert Bomlitz 81 Oaki Ann Bayes Mary Bockbrader his QT! Cynthia Bowen 61 i Alan Bowers Beth Bowlus Karen Brinker Aaron Brockschmidt Exchanging Pictures Wim ' I L, 572W , 7' K K G 'T f ' as ggsgzgrg, if ' ,. 1, .l Z ,I .,,,, rrrrg 7, . , we x. 'Nr X ni Susan Brown Ronald Bushman Joy Chaffee Ca.ro1 Dierksheide Straighten up, Shortie. ' 82 ' J Karen Dobbelare 5 Karen Donnell S. Snyder, W. Lahman, J. Buchman hang a Royal in effigy. and Continue with Preparations for Pep Week ,191 Linda Donnell t Duane Dunmyer Linda Dusing James Evans C2 , fx-dw X 7, 'SW-'v ,W Manuel Enriquez Susan Frost 83 Herbert Cams Frederick George Debra Goodman Duane Gross Ronald Grover Sally Gullufsen To Raise Spirit, MwWWi.,,,W,,,.,W, ' A i- pq xsiuykafg' M y F ,,,,,,,,,M,,.,. ,A 3,11 Q, 5 K - ' I z Q ., , W 4 s E if M at L Seniors ring in a Homecoming Victory. 1 Class President displays Pep Week Trophy. Patricia Gurtzweiler Paul Gurtzweiler 84 David Hampshire Y'--93 Nancy Hazel Darla Heermeier Patricia Herlline Seniors yell enthusiastically for the Eagles in Battle Cry. Seniors Enioy an Action Packed Year of Fun, Laughter, 1-X 17-7 7jx ,. r ., Elizebath Himburg 'fyf i - L' l Roger Jascob Q Merlin Hoodlebrink Randy Hotmer Larry Hudson Nas-i , w , , Lorie Knitz Joyce Knott John Kohring 85 6 Nancy Kopp William Krotzer William Lafferty Wilson Lahman David Lamb Dennis Layman Gayle Lohrbach Roger Loomis Intrigue, Exploration, Practical Jokes and Excitement Sv Larry Lucas David Madaras K Terry Mapes Cheryl Marks Senior boys return to fad of wide ties. 86 'V 4 Gail Meder Cynthia Merryfield Ronald Moenter Gary Moore But Despite All These Vigorous Activities They Still hu Senior boys find it necessary to study even during lunch period. Harold Moore Linda Moore 87 Cynthia Morlock Jerome Motter Gwen Mottmiller Peggy Murdock Linda Nollenberger Wilbur Nye Find Time To Increase Their Knowledge Through UYN R C is BH Margaret Pool 5 me pi Wi i Linda Ray Seniors prove pacesetters in current fads. Kay Robinson Vrhlliam Robinson Jane Russell Carol Sander B8 'K ii. Seniors lead students in extracurricular activities. Sfudy in Preparation for Their Futures Jerry Sandwisch Linda Sayen Mr. President guides class. 9 Mary Schaefer Donald Schmeltz 8 1-an B. Bomlitz demonstrates his driving skill. Clarence Spoerl Dale Stickey Barbara Thatcher Christine VanCamp Wh' h h ' Vernon Schmeltz Jolene Schuerman T Barbara Seifert Sharon Sm ith Sherlyn Snyder Rudolph Spahn Seniors approve motion to dedicate an Alma Mater to the high school. 0 Linda Weber Sarah Witker sg-- David Young Nicholas Young the Years Following Their Memorable Graduation Day it ff' it i i S ff? -K-. D. Madaras contemplates what the future will hold. For the seniors, their entire way of life will be disrupted as they go out to find their way in the world. What has been given to them at Eastwood must provide a foundation for them for this task. No picture of the school year would be complete without something being said about the senior class and their many fine contributions to the Eastwood school. june 5 will culminate all the study, activ- ities, and friendships which have been made during the past twelve years. After that day each will go his own wayg to jobs, colleges, or vocational schools. Seniors anticipate graduation day. Senior Directory JOANNE ABKE: Ensemble 15 Annual Staff 15 Drama Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Play 25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2. JESSE ALVARES: Wrestling 2,35 Track 3. GLW BAKER: Basketball 3,45 Track 3,45 Varsity Club 4. SHIRLEY BAUMAN: Band 1,2,35 Girls' Chorus 152,35 Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 2,35 Camera Club 15 F.T.A. 45 Arion Club G.A.A. 1,35 District Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Musical l,3,45 Sic Sic Sez 45 Office Worker 45 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Swingin E's 45 Girls' State 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. KATHLEEN BECKMAN: Camera Club 45 F.H.A. 2,3545 G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' State Alternate 3. WILLIAM BOCKBRADER: Football 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,3545 I.Q. Team 2,35 Student Council 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 District Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Sr. Literary Society 45 Class Officer 3,45 Boys' State 3. MARYBOCKBRADER: F.H.A. 3,45 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Play 35 Musical 45 Sic Sic Sez 45 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 4. SUSAN BOCKBRADER: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Ensemble 2,35 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Forensic Club 2,3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Latin Club 2,35 Librarian 45 Arion Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 15 District Scholarship Team 25 Musical 1,2,3,45 Office Worker 45 Poli- tical Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Singin E's 3,45 Humanities 4. DANIEL BOLT: Class Officer 15 Football 1,25 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Play 25 F.F.A. 25 Student Council 25 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2. ROBERT BOMILTZ: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Dance Band 2,45 En- semble 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Annual Staff 2,3545 Camera Club 3,45 I.Q. Team 25 Arion Club 3,45 Projectionists 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 District Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Play 45 Musical 1,2,3,45 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,45 Swingin E's 3,45 Boys' State Alternate 35 Forensics 4. CYNTHIA BOWEN: Ensemble 15 Annual Staff 35 Camera Club 15 De- bate Club 35 Drama Club 2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Play 35 Office Worker 3,45 Art Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 2. ALAN BOWERS: Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Newspaper Staff Photographer 45 Projectionists 1,2,3,45 Play 2,3,45 Musical 2,3,45 Sic Sic Sez 45 Athletic Assistant 2. BETH BOWLUS: Girls' Chorus 25 Drama Club 2,35 F.T.A. 2,35 G.A.A. 25 Play 25 Office Worker 45 Art Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2. KAREN BRINKER: Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Ensemble 15 Annual Staff 253, 45 Camera Club 15 Forensic Club 45 Drama Club 25 F.T.A. 253,45 Latin Club 2,35 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 45 Honor Society 35 District Scholarship Team 1,35 Play 25 Musical 25 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Girls' State 35 Humanities 4. SUE BROWN: Girls'Chorus 15 Camera Club 15 Drama Club 2,35 F.T.A. 152,35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Musical 35 Office Worker 3,45 Art Club 35 Class Officer 2. JUDITH BUCHMAN: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 15 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Debate Club 1,35 Drama Club 1,25 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 Arion Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 2, 45 Musical 45 Sic Sic Sez 45 Office Worker 45 Art Club 35 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 253,45 Swingin E's 45 Class Officer l,3,45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Humanities 4. LARRY BUSDEKER: Annual Staff 253,45 Forensic Club 3,45 F.T.A. 3, 45 I.Q. Team 35 Projectionists 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 District Scholarship Team 35 Sr. Literary Society 45 Class Officer 45 Boys' State 35 Humanities 45 Musical 4. RONALD BUSHMAN: Athletic Manager 1. JOY CHAFFEE: Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Ensemble 2,35 Annual Staff 2,3,45 Drama Club 25 Latin Club 25 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 25 Musical2,45 Office Worker 45 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Swingin E's 4. N CAROLDIERKSI-IEIDE: Girls' Chorus 1,25 Ensemble l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Latin Club 25 Librarian 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Musical 3,45 Office Worker 45 Art Club 1,2,35 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary So- ciety 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2. KAREN DONNELL: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 45 Librarian 45 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Political Sciencc 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. LINDA DONNELL: Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 latin Club 253,45 Librarian 35 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Political Sci- cnce 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. ' DUANE DUNMYER: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 2,35 Baseball 15 Varsity Club 2,35 Forensic Club 4. 5 LINDA DUSING: Girls' Chorus 1,2,45 Camera Club 1,25 Forensic Club 1,25 Drama Club 1,25 F.T.A. 15 Arion Club 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3545 Play 1,25 Musical 2,3,45 Art Club 1,l 25 Sr. Literary Society 45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45l Class Officer 2. 5 JAMES EVANS: varsity Club 3, Wfesuing 3. ' 5 SUSAN FROST: F.H.A. 2,3. ' HERBERT GARNS: Annual Staff 45 Forensic Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Latin Club 2,3,45 District Scholarship Team 15 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Boys' State Alternate 3. ' FREDERICKGEORGE: Baseball 1,2,3,45 Band 45 Pep Band 45 Ensemble 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Forensic Club 45 Districtl Scholarship Team 15 Musical 45 Political Science 45 Boys' State Al- ternate 3. DIBRA GOODMAN: Latin Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 25 Annuall Staff 4. I DUANE GROSS: Camera Club 1,2,45 Drama Club 2,35 Latin Club 255 Projectionists 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 District Scholarship Team 35 5 Play 2,35 Musical 2,35 Athletic Assistant 2,3,4. 5 SALLYGULLUFSEN: Girls' Chorus 2,35 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Drama Clubw 25 F.T.A. 25 Latin Club 2,35 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3,45 District Scholarship Team 1,25 Musical 455 Office Worker 45 Political Science 45 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Swingin5 E's 45 Class Officer 15 Girls' State 35 Queen Attendant 15 Humanities 45 Wrestling Queen 35 Queen 4. Y PATRICIA GURTZWEILER: G.A.A. 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,45 Queen' Attendant 25 Girls' Chorus 2,45 F.H.A. 354. I PAUL GURTZWEILER: F.F.A. 4. ' DAVID HAMPSHIRE: Basketball Manager 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Newspaper' Staff 45 Political Science 4. NANCY HAZEL: G.A.A. 15 Camera Club 15 F.l-LA. 3. DARIJX HEERMEIER: Chorus 15 Ensemble 15 Pep Club 1,25 Class Offi-I cer 15 Girls' Chorus 25 Drama Club 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Office Worker 3. PATRICIA I-LENLLNE: Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. 45 Librarian 15 G.A.A.! 253,45 Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 45 Musical 45 OfficerWorker 45 Art Club 3. MERLIN HOODLEBRINK: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dance Band, l,2,3,45 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 25 Musical 1,2,3,45 Mixed! Chorus 2,45 Swingin E's 4. LARRY HUDSON: Wrestling 1,2,35 Baseball 15 Track 25 Varsity Club Senior Directory 253. ROGER JASCOB: Band 15253545 Pep Band 152535 Dance Band 253,45 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 45 Forensic Club 45 Musical 45 Sr. Lit- erary Society 4. LORIE KNITZ: F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 3. JOHN KOHRING: Football 15 Baseball 15253545 Boys' Chorus 152,35 Musical 152,35 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 152535 Swingin E's 35 Varsity Club 354. JOHN KONESKY: Basketball 15 F.T.A. 3545 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Class Officer 3545 Boys' State 3. NANCY KOPP: Girls' Chorus 15253545 Ensemble 15253545 F.H.A. 1525 3,45 F.T.A. 1,35 Latin Club 15 Arion Club 45 Musical 2,3545 Office Worker 45 Political Science 45 Mixed Chorus 253545 Swingin E's 45 Pep Club 152. WILLIAM KROTZER: Football 152545 Basketball 152535 Track 1,3545 Varsity Club 3545 Golf 3. WILSON LAHMAN: Track 35 Ensemble 15253545 Boys' Chorus 1,2535 Camera Club 1,45 F.F.A. 152535 Arion Club 3,45 Musical 15253545 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Swingin E's 354. DENNIS LAYMAN: Football 15 Basketball Manager 152535 Band 152535 Ensemble 25 Student Council 35 Varsity Club 3545 Musical 253. GAYLE LOHRABCH: Athletic Assistant 1,2535 Ensemble 15253545 Boys' Chorus 152535 Drama Club 25 Arion Club 3545 Varsity Club 3545 Play 35 Musical 15253545 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Swingin E's 4. ROGER LOOMIS: Basketball 15 Track 15253545 Varsity Club 253545 Sr. Literary Society 45 Class Officer 35 Boys' State 3. LARRY LUCAS: Football 15253545 Wrestling 45 Basketball 1525 Track 152,35 Varsity Club 3. DAVID MADARAS: Basketball 15253545 Track 1,3545 Varsity Club 45 District Scholarship Team 3. TERRY MAPES: Track 15253545 Wrestling 354. CHERYLMARKS: F.H.A. 253545 Latin Club 253545 Librarian 45 G.A.A. 253,45 Pep Club 25 Sr. Literary Society 4. GAILMEDER: Gir1s'Chorus 152535 Ensemble 15 Camera Club 15 News- paper Staff 45 F.T.A. 253,45 Latin Club 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3545 Pep Club 15 Office Worker 45 Mixed Chorus 1. CYNTHIA MERRYFIELD: Band 152,3545Ensemble152535 Drama Club 25 G.A.A. 15253545 Play 25 Musical 35 Office Worker 45 Sr. Literary So- ciety 45 Girls' State 35 Queen Attendant 3545 Humanities 4. RONALD MOENTER: F.F.A. 1525354. GARY MOORE: Ensemble 2535 Boys' Chorus 1,2535 Camera Club 45 Drama Club 15 Arion Club 35 District Scholarship Team 35 Musical 1,2535 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 1,2535 Swingin E's 3. LINDA MOORE: Annual Staff 35 Newspaper Staff 45 F.l-LA. 15 Librar- ian 35 G.A.A. 1525354. CYNTHIA MORLOCK: Pom-Pom Girls 2535 Latin Club 25 Librarian 45 G.A.A. 1,2535 Pep Club 1,25 Musical 2,35 Office Worker 3545 Art Club 3. JEROME MOTTER: Camera Club 3545 F.T.A. 4. GWEN MOTTMILLER: Pom-Pom Girls 35 Girls' Chorus 253545 F.H.A. 25 Arion Club 3,45 G.A.A. 152,35 Pep Club 25 Musical 25 Art Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Swingin E's 354. PEGGY MURDOCK: Band 253,45 F.I-l.A. 45 G.A.A. 3545 Play 35 Musi- cal 4. LINDA NOLLENBERGER: Drama Club 2535 F.H.A. 45 Latin Club 45 Librarian 3,45 G.A.A. 25 Play 2535 Musical 35 Office Worker 45 Sr. Literary Society 4. WILBUR NYE: Track 2,35 Varsity Club 354. MARGARET POOL: Pom-Pom Girls 2535 Girls' Chorus 3545 Ensemble 15253545 Forensic Club 45 Newspaper Staff 45 F.H.A. 1,2535 Latin Club 2,35 Arion Club 3545 G.A.A. 253545 Student Council 152: Play 25 Mu- sical 3545 Office Worker 45 Mixed Chorus 3545 Swingin E's 3545 Pep Club 152. LINDA RAY: Girls' Chorus 15253545 Camera Club 15 F.I-LA. 3545 Arion Club 35 G.A.A. 253,45 Pep Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25354. KAY ROBINSON: G.A.A. 15 Pep Club 15 F.T.A. 15 Camera Club 15 F.H.A. 3. JANE RUSSELL: Pom-Pom Girls 45 Girls' Chorus 15253545 Annual Staff 45 Camera Club 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Latin Club 2,3545 Arion Club 45 G.A.A. 15253545 District Scholarship Team 152,35 Musical 35 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 253545 Girls' State Altemate 35 Humanities 4. CAROL SANDER: Band 15253545 Ensemble 15253545 Drama Club 25 Librarian 3545 G.A.A. 15253545 Play 25 Musical 35 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Queen Attendant 35 Student Council 4. , JERRY SANDWISCH: Football 45 Basketball 15253545 Baseball 15253545 Varsity Club 45 District Scholarship Team 35 Boys' State 3. LINDA SAYEN: Camera Club 15 F.H.A. 45 G.A.A. 15253545 Pep Club 25 Office Worker 4. MARYSCHAEFFER: Girls' Chorus 1525 Ensemble 15 Camera Club 1525 Forensic Club 45 F.T.A. 1525 Latin Club 1525 G.A.A. 15253545 Pep Club 15 Sic Sie Sez 35 Office Worker 45 Political Science 45 Sr. Liter- ary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 152. DONALD SCHMELTZ: Football 15253545 Basketball 152535 Baseball 15 253545 Latin Club 25 Varsity Club 2,3545 Sr. Literary Society 4. VERNON SCI-Hv1ELTZ: Football 15253545 Basketball 15 Track 152535 Varsity Club 354. JOLENE SCHUERMAN: Band 15253545 Girls' Chorus 1525 Ensemble 1,25 3545 Annual Staff253545 Forensic Club 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 25 Stu- dent Council 15 Musical 2,3545 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 152. BARBARA SEIFERT: F.T.A. 3545 District Scholarship Team 2535 Play 3,45 Musical 35 Sr. Literary Society 4. SHARON SMITH: Camera Club 15 F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 2. Sl-LERLYN SNYDER: Pom-Pom Girls 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3545 Ensemble 15253545 F.H.A. 253545 Latin Club 25 Librarian 2,3545 Arion Club 45 Pep Club 1,25 District Scholarship Team 35 Musical 253545 Political Sci- ence 45 Mixed Chorus 4. RUDOLPH SPAHN: Football 15253545 Basketball 1525 Track 3,45 Wres- tling 45 Varsity Club 3545 District Scholarship Team 1,35 Boys' State Alternate 3. CLARENCE SPOEREL: F.F.A. 15253. DALE STICKEL: Camera Club 25 Forensic Club 253545 Drama Club 25 F.F.A. 15253545 Play 25 Projectionists 15253545 Musical 253545 Political Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Boys' State 35 Humanities 4. BARBARA THATCI-IER: F.H.A. 152535 Pep Club 2. CHRISTINE VAN CAMP: G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Camera Club 1. LINDA WEBER: Camera Club 15 Girls' Chorus 25 F.H.A, 2. SARAH WITKER1 Band15253,45Pep Band 15253545 cms' chorus 153,45 Fmsemble 253545 Forensic Club 3545 F.T.A. 15 Latin Club 2545 Arion Club 3,45 G.A.A. 15253545 Musical 15253545 Office Worker 45 Politi- cal Science 45 Sr. Literary Society 45 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Swingin E's 45 Girls' State Alternate 3. DAVID YOUNG: F.F.A. 1. NICHOLAS YOUNG: Bowling 2. Juniors Begin The New School Yeor by Receiving it by M M ii i i V ': i Q f rs tc r 1 in ii X i A QE Randy Abke i n Elaine Alexander Linda Aufdencamp George Babcock if in W Q af' 'B ' Susan Baker Linda Aufdencamp, Secretaryg Mitchell Kingsley, Presidentg James Mandell, Vice -Presidentg Sharon Hummel, Treasurer. The first day of school the juniors were ready and Waiting to embark upon a new year of increased activity highlighted by both football and bas- ketball pepweeks, the holiday dance, and the eagerly awaited prom . Ably guided by their class officers and advisers, Mrs. Margarette Har- rupp, Mrs.DaWn Foels, Mr. Clar- ence Heckman, Mr. Richard Wel- niak, and Mr. Doyce Filiere, the class of '67 was launched on a sea of success . B -- 1 Ralph Beckman , Michael Bihn if Leslie Bockbrader Rodney Bockbrader Jack Bortel cic Rebecca Bourdeon Theodore Bowlus Paul Braucksieck Susan Briggs James Brinker .. x ss? , 94 Class Rings. Many Money-Making Proiecfs Including Y ' I is L 2 ,rd 1 x , f X are y in C -, Q 2 W 5 ,W Q Q ,lt if ,e -:-- Q 1' ' , F cs was 'A 'C C Q so J' f? 4 ssss P W, ' 2 P A . y ETD ' .,,L t :.. 5 C I ex s If x b .'. ,A 3 g 9, ' A. Ib,-A' i P no no .qw gn g A ff Patricia Brinker Peggy Brough Barbara Brown Brenda Brown Richard Bruns Robert Buchman William Buchman Lois Burkholder Richard Burkholder Jane Busdeker Roger Carpenter Kathy Carr Connie Caudill Patsy Chamberlain Sheryl Chamberlain Sue Chamberlain Earl Clark James Cline Julia Conant Dallas Coppler Edwin Coy Pat Crowley Dana Dauer Kenneth Davis Nancy Dean Mary Dennis Michael Diebert Daniel Dierksheide Glen Dierksheide Scott Dobson Margarite DunGee Sharon Duquette Michael Ehmke Ester Enrique: Wayne Fausey Sockhops, o Holiday Donce, ond Soles of Mums Bonnie Ferree Steve Firsdon Dorene Fredrich Barbara Fries if Miriam Frobose wma Sandra Ftobose Douglas Gallier Fred Gambill Thomas Geisbuhler Thomas Gerke H Duane Golden James Goodman Sandra Goodman Katherine Graf James Griner Since all juniors are required to take American History, Brenda Brown, Sue Schellhase, and Betty Pringle are sitting in the hall busily studying for the next day's test. Robert Grover Michael Gullufsen Mark Haar Daniel Harmon Marvin Hartman Are Underfoken. For The Juniors, All Roods Leod W 3 45 2 YL wi' ,., - K? val .ff ' Me R J a W ' isa V, I '5 i t ,J X 4 Karen Hasel Cheryl Hatas Tye Henschen James Hill Jolene Himburg Steven Houghton Candace Hudson Sharon Hummel Alice Kahlenberg Louis Kelly Mitchell Kingsley Sandra Knauss Larry Kohlenberg Linda Kohring Kenneth Krulcemeye Charles Ladd Terry Long James Mandell William Mapes Kenneth Marten Juniors prepare for a new day at school. Richard Bruns and Sherri Matheny hurriedly relieve them- selves of their coats and pick up their books in order to get to their first period classes before the bell rings. 97 1' To The Annuol Junior-Senior Prom in The Spring. Juniors gggg'-jillQSM'E',i.i7if2?ji?ifiJQi2gg''ffj''gif ' 5 ' 'K if T' If :iff Lil 'H' ' if' r'.'.59'l vii' .ii-i -. , fr A- . ' ' . ,z -. ,Q 1 1,-1 1, . swarw - Q - , gf - is J -H 4- - I K ' '-- -' me . I w w A f ' 1, An 98 Jane Busdeker is seen in aquiet moment studying physics. Sherri Matheny Stuart McLean Kenneth Michelson Marlene Miller Nora Moore Mary Musson Susan Myers Gary Neal Michael Parrish Michael Phillips Betty Pringle Frank Reardon Edmund Recker Pamela Reitzel Marlene Restemeyer Thomas Ridenour Jean Rife James Robinson Wilfred Robinson Sandra Rolf Ronald Ruch Susan Rumer Susan Schellhase Diane Schramm Mark Schulte Also Strive To Keep Up Academic Standards. Michael Schulte Kathy Schumaker - r James Sergent Shirley Smith Joyce Snyder Sandra Sprinkle Hal Sullivan David Swartz Marilyn Teachout 45 Clarence Thompson Michael Westerhaus Nancy Vavrik V 4? V VV Jeanne Vestal V' gl A ll ' f Sheryl Vetter 'W' Ef ' SIVWV Q r5E V VV Daniel Wagner A A in V ABSENTEES: V V VV V V .X q l , A Norman Willard Leonard Baily Q J - - Q ' I f Robert Wilson Judy Christiansen ' A i.,, Arlyn Witker David Feasel . M . Dennis Henline r 1 David Kaser Mary Martinez Mary Morelock James Reitzel Ronnie Smith David Snyder With the arrival of class rings, shrieks of de- light echoed through the halls of EHS. Jun- iors could often be found standing in the halls admiring their rings. Here Rodney Bockbrader examines Sandra Frobose's ring. 99 ln 1966 the Sophornores began their second year at Eastwood High School. They weren't strangers any longer to the high school building. They knew the teaching staff and Where each of their class- rooms were located. But most important of all they were upperclassmen, no longer Freshman. Gary Dennis, Presidentg Fred Enriquez, Vice -Presidentg Teresa Wegman, Treasurer5 Nancy Amos, Secretary. The Sophomores First Responsibility in the School Lynette Abke . f A. , James Alexander Alice Alvarez Arcadio Alvarez Nancy Amos -. . ink 5, -f if .,,. W gs:g,,i :iff , f M' A Q 'Q ' .:-: ' - .r,s L ,irfl :ff 'fs , xv I as WE K 5 s x1-In T 5 S? il' ,Q I ,. , wa. g gi g.Vgg .1 Michael Aring fl 0 7 Q fi Ziyi? 117 A fi Les Atkins Lois Aufdencamp Karen Avers ii 5 1 i Keith Avers f K Sandra Barr Deborah Beeker Diane Bickford Larry Blausey Sondra Blevins Gary Bockbrader Elaine Borcherding Larry Bowers Linda Briggs g sQ g'25?jl ,QF-if ii'i I 3 V Gary Briggs 100 Year Wcas To Elect Class Officers. These Students A sign of a successful class is how the students work together. The Sophomores truly displayed this characteristic in all their projects. Both the boys and the girls helped to wash cars to booster the class treasury. Michael Brinker Cathy Brown Gerald Bromm Kenneth Brueggemeier Robert Brueggemeier Dianna Buchan Linda Burkholder Janice Bushman Carol Campbell Steve Canode Dave Carr Larry Caudill Cathy Chamberlain Edwin Cobb Stephen Cole James Colwell Craig Conaway Sandra Coy Belinda Dalgleish Mary Davis Showed the Initiative To Get the Class Started on Philip Davis Gary Dennis Dave Derr Linda Dierksheide Linda Duncan Gary Emch Gred Enriquez David Evans Lois Evans David Feasel Mike Fields Rosanne Fox Margaret Franz William Franz Ronald Gable Lupe Garcia Michael Gardner Gretchen Gottschalk Sylvia Graham Richard Greulich Ronald Grolle Craig Grover Roger Grover Richard Gullufsen Judy Hagemeyer Ronald I-lamen Valerie Hankinson Mike Hannon Kathy Hansen Roger Hansen Joyce Heintz Robert Henline Claude Hillard Janet I-limburg David Huprich ya as Proiecfs lnclud Sponsoring an all school dance is hard work as S. Spanton, D. Konzen, G. Matthews, and S. Coy found as they painted scenery for the Sophomore fall dance Autumn Holi- day. , Q A A A V V I We H fi Lee Hutchinson Allan Jacobs Deborah Jacobs Diane Jacobs Michael Jacobs Bertha Jewell Mary Kaczor Harry Kasch Jane Kingsley Anne Kirkbride ing The Autumn Holiday Dance 'Uk 103 Norman Knitz Dennis Konzen Kathleen Lafforty Patricia Lahman Vicki Long Wesley Long Carol Lucas Charles Marshall Aaron Marten Mike Martinez I' cmd a Cor Wash. 1966 Wc:sn'f All Fun. They 5 saugiiigsl if S T ss M -. Nga ,K z ,, ,Wir - ,-Leiiw A is K 4 1 Q If L: ' 6 gm 1 . Fai-XV: v ABOVE: Michael Philo Debra Peters Grace Pierce Chris Matheny Sally McClure Cynthia McGill Georgia McGee Mary Mendez Dietra Metcalf Ray Metcalf Barbara Metzger James Meyer Linda Michel Karen Miller Nancy Miller Richard Miller Jon Moenter JoAnn Morris Robert Newton June Niggemyer Brenda Nollenberger Steven Oberhouse Michael Opelt - After a year of high school was completed, most Sopho mores have mastered the best techniques for study B Niggemyer, W. Franz, and S. Graham know that using the library effectively is a primary objective in study1ng effe ctive ly. I 04 Concentrated Just As Hord on Thelr Subiecfs. Douglas Price Carol Reddin Richard Rohloff Roberta Rollo Richard Sattler Judy Saunders David Schatz Richard Schmeltz Terry Schmeltz David Schroeder Lyle Schroeder Brenda Schutt James Seifert Melanie Spahn Susan Spanton Carolyn Stein Janet Sundermeier Mark Swartz Larry Titkemeier Daniel Vestal Colleen Wagner Jeanete Wagner Bonnie Watkins David Weber Teresa Wegman Janice Welling John Widner Dennis Wiegman Ninagail Willcox James Witker ABSENTEES: Calvin Adams Steve Bishop Twila Dalgleish Thomas Donaldson Carol Jones Charlotte Kruse Howard Kruse Sharon Stebel Linda Coy, Vice-Presidentg Dennis Helrn, Presidentg Janelle Schneider, Secretaryg Mary Lowrie, Treasurer. With the arrival of the Freshmen last September new faces were introduced to Eastwood High School. Each one had a new per- sonality and untried poten- tial, In the ensuing months most of these new students became productive, useful assets as they earned their places in the high school society. Eastwood Opened Hs Doors To The Lc1rgesfFreshmon ,. , 1 ' fi ' ti' at Arthur Alexander I i Mary Alvarez - A it Karla Aring Kathryn Aufdencamp at M. ' 'QL Scott Alexander 7 WW 35, r 5 .- i . 106 A z -an r A Janice Bauman A5 i'i William Beier - 51:55 fs a J fl ' 5 i Charles Blausey 'KN' ' Karen Bockbrader , Keith Bockbrader t M fr? ,,1J'i1,: ffiez. 2 -11,57 ,.,k-,. f,g,,A: A Thomas Bockbrader V A EE Steven Bolt lr, , A t gil 'yiiss Jem' Bowel 'A Roger Bostdorff i Diane Brinker ' Marilyn Brinker Q ,,, Thomas Brockschmidt :iv riff-5 ,fal ls 1. - K kr . . A Jerry Bruns tyr V Marie Buchan ,,..i gpp. Thomas Buchman Closs in Hs History. While in Their First Yeor of 4 5 - X 1 ,ar WZ' f 'xi if 1 if Q. v ii - 2 fi by if ri S G in, f, ya I l W n 0 A , ' 'ff W TTL -252 3 . Q . 5 M. we -.as 3 5,3 VF - ai leaf .AJP , - M 'TQ Q X D317 M 3 C C D' ., i riezh i Ag 1 6 I V 1 'x ' ' ' i if ' f A gi, . .,,,.. , Q, N , M ' 'ilu ,J ' ..-46 SIS ., W 'im 107 M 9 R 1 Debbie Busdeker Jerold Carpenter Rozanne Carr David Caudill Susan Caughey Barbara Clark Billie Clark Robert Coakley Shirley Cobb Laura Cochran Sandra Cole Linda Coy Barbara Drewes Gordon Dunipace Carolyn Duquette Fred Edens Dennis Eisenhour Donald Ernsthausen Laurel Evans Linda Firsdon Timothy Fogle Carol Fredrich Gary Fries Carolyn Glanzman Roberta Grabenstetter Donald Grelich Debbie Griner Randall Gross Jane Grover Sandy Haar Scott Haas Richard Hagg Kenneth Hamen John I-Ianely Bruce Harman Freshmen support their class and their school by con- Bake sales are an important source of finances for the tributing to the class treasury. The money is used for high school classes. Freshmen girls helped to get things various projects concerning both the school and the ready for one of these sales. community. High School, Freshman Experienced New Courses . ff? f 'iii :Q 108 rf E ri Vi 3 1 5 Charles Heermeier Dennis Helm Karen Henline Thomas Henline Jerry Hill Teresa Kirian Douglas Knitz Shirley Knitz Charles Knott Mary Kuhlman Dennis Lahey Sharon Lamb Michael Leslie Carl Lohrbach Douglas Losey Mary Jo Lowrie Mary Lucas Carolyn Marshall Linda Marshall Mark Marten xl 1 llf 1 '33 it T -iii hi Irene Martinez Bruce McLean Arthur McGill Pearl McManis Sally Meder Elaine Melcher Timothy Meyer David Michel Terry Michel John Migliori Ricky Miller Dennis Mock Merlin Moenter Larry Morelock Fred Morlock rh,, -if it we 4 Vicki Morlock Darcy Mottrniller Sharon Ann Neal John Nelson Jane Obrock V. V' is 5 5+ of Study cmd Added Activities Which Put Spice in Sept. 17, 1949 Oct. 2, 1965 The life ofjohn Biddle ended suddenly in 1965, when he was tragically killed in a two car accident. He will long be remembered by the Stu- dents at Eastwood High School, and his classmates at Penta County Vocational School. JOHN BIDDLE JR. Active participation in high school projects made the Freshmen feelright at home in the new high school. They vied for pep week honors and made a substantial effort toward winning the coveted trophy. l09 Kathy Oehmke Janet Pringle Roberta Prose David Reardon Craig Reed Darla Reed Edward Rife Connie Robinson Deborah Robinson Mariann Romaker Thelr School Life They Found New Horizons To Many of the Freshmen felt lost in the high school. It took several weeks to become fa- miliar with all the different aspects of high school life. The newcomers suffered the wisecracks and the pranks handed out to them by the upperclassrnen but as time went on they became valuable, contributing members of the high school populace. Steven Rothenbuhler Steven Ruch Zedda Rush Michael Sattler Janella Schneider Ann Schramm Peggy Schumacher Karen Seifert Roger Sergent Arnold Smith Nearly every spare moment is spent studying, espe- cially if you're a Freshmen, for keeping up with all the new subjects is no easy task. But the study also provided a chance to talk things over with friends and catch up on the news. Conquer in Order To E' af A H5-.4 K' ,fir - i ii sf ' I' . 'i ff S iii 1 ' i -.pn 1115 N ,.-mfr' Be Successful Students 'gill , if New lll W ' er' rf? or S f le.. Jacquelyn Smith Raleigh Smith Dennis Snyder Russell Snyder Sandra Snyder Terry Snyder Robert Spencer Elaine Stewart Kevin Sullivan Larry Swartz Diana Taulker James Teachout Mary Thatcher Alan Titkemeier ' ' Patty Vestal Roger Weber ABSENTEES Danny Wegman Carol Brock Calvin Whitaker John Huff Lawrence Woodward Judy Knott Glen Miller Gerald Owens PORTRAIT of- JR. HIGH and' ELEMENTARY 7 if Y 1 ..1ilQ,....- ...Mp-w Ti' ,W . .W .. .f ...A ii 'I' I ... -' -M: s 2 fs Emi ,,,XII.,.... , s.,......,, , ...- -.,.. f Q. vw-our! Bond ond Chorus Enrich Junior High School Life by FIRST ROW: G. Otte, N. Romaker, K. Mikel, L. Vetter. SECOND ROW: R. Frobose, T. Henline, D. Hatas, M Krift, S. Simpson, K. Hamon, P. Gardner, M. Frobose K. Michelson, C. Vestal, D. Parrish, B. Welling, P Aufdencamp, L. Bockbrader. THIRD ROW: M. Sattler C. Schulte, C. Henry, B. Henschen, B. Hasel, J. Young D. Chamberlain, J. Opelt, L. Rolf, S. Wilson, M Westerhaus, C. Brolhost, B. Helm, J. Kahlenberg, T Titkemeier, C. Heffelfinger, C. Kleine, D. Downey. D FOURTH ROW: K. Watkins, D. Huffman, P. Cochran, S. Aable, S. Moritz, J. Metager, S. Woodruff, S.Meyer, M. Bockbrader, C. Gottschalk, R. Cerke, M. Aring, J. I-Iagemeyer, N. Leslie, D. Huprich, C. Mandell, D. Miller, J. Brinker. FIFTH ROW: R. Meyer, K.Amos, B. Hoelter, D. Brinker, R. Bloomfield, F. Heintz, R. Beeker, E. Oberhouse, A. Metcalf, M. Woessner, N. Gos- sett, D. Long, B. Lenke, L. Restemeyer, R. Freeman, L. Beeker, s. Libbe. FIRST ROW: T. Merritt, P. Philo, C. Drewes, D. Sullivan, A. Vavrik, L. Hutchinson, T.Han- sen, B. Strawman, SECOND ROW: S. Bushman, J. Haemeyer, P. Ehmke, D. Losey, K. Zel- lin, L. Moritz, R. Gangwer, M. Johnson, G. Weiland. M usiccll Talents Are Aroused During Jr. High Years. FIRST ROW: R. Evans, P. Aufdencamp, M. Harmeyer, I. Castillon, C. Drewes, M. Blevins, T. Alvarez, P. Webb, S. Sanchez, P. Karns, B. Tucker, L. Hutchinson, P. Hankey, D. Parrish, M. Weddell, K. Kruse, T. Mer- ritt. SECOND ROW: G. Weiland, J. Witte, J. Motter, T. Thompson, E. Oberhouse, D. Martinez, N. Romaker, J. Enriquez, D. Gottschalk, K. Zellin, B. Helm, D. Derr, M. Brown, L. Bockbrader, D. Long, J. Opelt, O. Sanchez, K. Hamen, J. Kahlenberg, R. Freeman, F. I-Ieintz, T. Nagy, T. Hansen. THIRD ROW: D. Sullivan, D. Grolle, N. Price, B. Lenke, J. Puse, M. Bockbrader, C. Jones, C. Bockbrader, J. Dean, M. Abke, C. Burk- holder, S. Wilson, V. Wagner, J. Rurner, M. Frobose, L. Hansen, L. Rolf, K. Kriston, P. Gardner, L. Miller, S. Shaffer, R. Gerke, L. Barnes, M. Krift, K. Watkins. FOURTH ROW: B. Johnson, N. Gossett, P. Ehmke, J. Young, C. Babcock, N. Broka, C. Moore, J. Shaffer, J. Hagemeyer, K. Beck, B. Vestal, D. Jewell, B. Kirian, S. Meyer, D. Chamberlain, D. Shaffer, P. Webb, K. Smith, R. Gangwer, J. Swartz, C. Vestel, B. Hasel, C. Mandell, C. Shaffer, K. Michelson, W. Shiffert. ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: P. Karns,B.Hasel, SECOND ROW: C. Bockbrader, S. Wilson, C. Burkholder, M. Abke. THIRD ROW: N. Broka, P. Gardner, N. Price. H5 Junior High Athletics Teach Boys Competitive Spirit FRONT ROW: D. Martinez, Manager, T. Hansen, R. Meyer, J. Smith, D. Hatas, K. Watkins, J. Kriston, K. Greulick, D. Grover, E. Oberhouse, Manager. SECOND ROW: C. I-Ieffelfinger, D. Forbess, K. Bostdorf, M. Stan- ton, D. Martinez, T. Thompson, T. Coger, D. Cousino, K. Joseph, K. Lahey, F. Foster. THIRD ROW:A. Smith, C. Kirkbride, D. Oberdick, R. Hass, R. Swartz, J. Baker, K. Michelson, D. Long, M. Brown, L. Bockbrader, J. Recker, D. Losey, D. Grover, F. Morelock, T. Eisen- hour, Mr. Elwood Gebhardt, Coach. FOURTH ROW: M Thornton, K. Amos, D. Brieggemeier, D. Brinker, D Huprich, N. Romaker, C. Rupp, D. Atkin, M. Woess- ner, B. Helm, Oscar Sanchez, F. Heintz, T. Titkemeier i T. Fredrick, L. caudni, M. Krifr, T. Nagy. FIFTH Row K. Zellin, B. Johnson, S. Huss, D. Derr, J. Enriquez, T Schmeltz, J. Marten, R. Beeker, B. Hoelter, J. Glanz- man, J. Hoelter, P. Rollo. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: P. Karns, B. Vestal, B. Kirian, P. Gardner, B. Hasel, C. Mandell. Patty Karns Betty Vestal Becky Kirian Patricia Gardner Barbara Hasel Carol Mandell 8th GRADE CHEERLEADERS EIGHTH GRADE TEA M WE THEY Anthony Wayne 72 31 Genoa 60 45 Lakota 51 39 Elmwood 57 21 Gibsonburg 56 33 Rossford 1 5 58 Lakota 55 42 Woodville 50 28 Rossford 29 41 Lake 41 gg Woodville 37 26 Anthony Aayne 54 44 Fremont St. Joe 51 1 3 Elmwood 50 28 FIRST ROW: D. Martinez, R. Freeman, R. Storms, Manager, J. Motter,Mana- gerg S. Libbe, D. Huprich. SECOND ROW: J. Kahlenberg, O. Sanchez, D. Cusino, D. Martin, S. I-luss, D. Vickers, Mr. Fred Koester, Coach, K. Luid.hardt,D. Long, B. Helm, J. Enriquez, J. Martin, R. Beck. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM WE THEY Genoa 22 40 Anthony Wayne 30 32 Elmwood 1 9 28 Lake 35 22 Rossford 26 28 Woodville 52 1 2 Anthony Wayne 33 38 Roosford 34 41 Lake 21 28 Lakota 22 29 Woodville 24 6 Anthony Wayne 18 25 Elmwood 38 14 FIRST ROW: K. Greulick, M. Kingsley, J. Kriston, F. Heintz, R. Meyer, T. Hanen. SECOND ROW: J. Smith, J. l-lagemeier, B. Hoelter, E. Oberhouse, D. Atkins, K. Zellin, Mr. Elwood Gebhardt, Coach, R. Frobose, J. Baker, K. Bost- dorff, J. Hoelter, J. Borcherding, T. Eisenhour. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: M. Bockbrader, P. Ehmke. SECOND ROW: S. Simpson, C. Vestal, B. Welling, P. Cochran. Student Council Sponsors Vorious Junior High Acfivitie FIRST ROW: Mr. Nathan Hagemeiester, Adviser, B. holder, N. Broka, J. Shaffer, M. Webb. THIRD ROW: Hasel, Vice-President, B. Helm, President, J. Dean, D. Oberdick, G. Weiland, J. Kahlenberg, B. Henschey, Secretary, S. Meyer, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: R. J. I-Iagemeyer, M. Aring, C. Drewes, J. Brinker, S. Meyer, K. Bostdorf, J. I-Ioelter, S. Wilson, C. Burk- Miller. Preparing for the Christmas dance is an annual Student Council members decorate hall bulletin boards affair for the members of Student Council' each month. H8 Competent Teachers Stimulate ond Inspire Young Minds. BETTY CLINE ELWOOD GEBHARDT NATHAN HAGEMEISTER RUTH HELM Social Studies Mathematics English Ml1SiC Library ROLLAND HUSS FRED KOESTER RUTH MATHENY PAUL NEEB Social Studies Science Home Economics Industrial Arts Physical Education Physical Education Qibgli KARL RIKER LARRY SANEHOLTZ FREIDA SCHLACHTER MARTHA SEAL Science Social Studi es Mathematics English l I9 Susie Sanchez, Treasurerg Carol Mandell, Secretaryg Dana Long, Vice-Presidentg John Kahlenberg, President. Eighth graders study the effects of gravity Eighth Graders Enioy Their Lost Year in Junior High Marilyn Abke Brenda Adams Theresa Alvarez ABSENTEES: Ruth Ann Gerke Michael Stanton Betsy Tucker Marilyn Wachter Tom Appelhans Carol Babcock Charlene Barr Raymond Beck Linda Beeker Q-40 W Ricky Beeker Rickey Bloomfield Constance Bockbrader Larry Bockbrader M Janet Borcherding 120 M They Porfroy Leading Roles in School Orgonizofions Attend Boskefboll Gomes, ond Porficipofe in oChoroI . 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M, - e ie ,i f J 1 I 1 K: v . :,g th ' T W i if Xa G is ma Q i Q it W E: I 2 I Charles Briggs Mary Brock Nina Broka Connie Brolhost Michael Brown Dennis Brueggemeier Carol Burkholder Theresa Busler Sandra Carr Gilda Castillon Lonnie Caudill Denise Chamberlain Terry Coger Dennis Cousino Diane Dauer Joanne Dean Lana Dennis Daniel Derr Phillip Donaldson Eric Donnell Connie Drewes Mary Ellen Ehmke Jesse Enriquez Lorraine Feasel Patty Finn Daniel Forb ess Rickey Freeman Martha Frobose Sandra Gable Lonnie Gambill Roberta Gangwer Paul Garcia Patricia Gardner Lewis Glanzman Ida Glenn Nickey Gossett Cynthia Gottschalk Duane Gotts chalk Otto Greifelt Deborah Grolle Cheryl Grover John Gurtzweiler s . as ,,,+.g,, y . A ,, ' 1 A f E -D fff, at ,ff :..c. - Y, fiesta a. ,-,Wim fa 2 was Q s .,,. .. Keit.h Hamen Laura Hansen Mary Harmeyer Barbara Hasel David Hatas Robert Helm Timothy Henline Dennis Hiser Daniel Huprich Steve Huss Rebecca Hyatt Debra Jacobs Susan Jacobs Paul J aso Deborah Jewell William Johnson Constance Jones John Kahlenberg Program. A Dance and a Class Party also Add Interest and Excitement to Their School Life. e Students ' - .. , . 3 mfg an 2 .f .JJPQL E 3 ss. -. .sa , ,, -7', ev A In ' . ,ri . t i -. M F a, , 'iwvlw K wa ff , .,, V. .F ig kV.k I J ,Y I V5 iq, rf Th , V I , , ii' ' MQ? was 3 'iff AJ I 122 ' gnu 'QW atl 1 l l I Patricia Karns Rebecca Kirian Roseann Konesky Mark Krift Carole Kriston Kenneth Kruse Rebecca Kenke Scott Libbe Dana Long Kenneth Luidhardt Carol Mandell Christine Marsh Lyle Marten Daniel Martin David Martinez Bobbie Merritt Arle Metcalf Sharon Meyer Kevin Michelsen Lucianne Miller Cathy Moore Erlin Moritz Sharon Moritz Joseph Motter .153-, if S fi In K M P it r ,,, w P ' - Q he Q I VA,..,,1-' r .. , , f rj-,A 'A 1 E 'N S l ax M g Q 'z u' e -. ef S- M- - Q: , is , Q J lx Q , ,X 5 :T Q 'if X' t 1 lf J A ,iii Q Q -we Eiga' Y Q: . . nah iii H .a f f' if J haf ri? 4' ' an Gary Mutchler Dallas Oberdick Gayle Otte James Otte Dawn Parrish Joseph Patterson Nancy Price Jane Puse Jack Recker Gale Rife Edward Rogers Linda Rolf Norman Romaker Timothy Rood Julie Rumer Charles Rupp Oscar Sanchez Susie Sanchez Study Hard fo Prepare Themselves for Their Freshman Year in High School. A Year Long Awaifed by Many. M I X ir 'I f 'i 'P' 1' 1 Q in if ig .1-5 vi by 7 5 M 3 S is . Q P' rr 'f di ffrfiifi 4 l f 3 :QL . gs .. t K X f, Tx? my guy P ...S .- Q '. W . if I , , ,- 4 - V' .,, . . , i n , nw-in X 5 5 A s , I ffA,ari sy gjfggg A fgggll ggll ri 5 1' 3 s in 'iii 123 I A asia, .er Beth Schramm Pamela Schroeder Debra Shaffer Jeanette Shaffer Walter Shiffert Penny Singleton Vicki Singleton Alan Smith Ann Snyder Cheryl Snyder Randy Storms Terry Thompson Dora Tucker Betty Vestal David Vickers Vicki Wagner Magdalene Webb Patricia Webb Mark Westerhaus Linda Wheeler Carol Willard Susan Wilson Thomas Wohtman Michael Young CLASS OFFICERS: Terri Dennis, Treasurerg Patti Ehmke, Sec- retaryg Cindy Vestal, Vice-Presidentg Kenneth Bostdorff, President. Seventh graders begin their day at school. Students in the Seventh Grode Find Junior High Very Different from Elementary School. Here They Become ABSENTEES: David Losey Bruce Strawrna Timothy Bihn Madonna Blevins James Bockbrader Bockbrader John Borcherding Kenneth Bostdorff Irene Bourdean Grace Bowen David Brinker Janell Brinker Braucks ieck J oAnna Brough ' Q, V A . Mike Alvarez ,yflf 5 i K wi? -Q J i 'K ' - ' ,L 5 I ' Mary Aung traie S 1 iii 2 S oii, ' rrnoi r ff ,S David Atkin . '--.. 7 . ' ' Q ,. . . Mr' it QW if ' A - ' Patricia Aufdencamp iii ,ji Kar x , i iiio 5 V -fl.-,f A S Q i S iitii r i James Baker ' Larrv Barnes l ei if-1 - f 7 'Y H f N.. r f 'f f' i f ..-f ' .. 7s K ' T' ' ' , ., ' 91-l 1 5 Donald Barr LL,h i ., L , LW ,K V , f Bert Bayes .X r l Kam Beck 43' JIT' ff' -.4 Y ffl 'Milf . ' M453 K fi -W 'A if 1 ' 555 ,iii-t-iff -' 2 it .'L' L 'Digi ' n a ii k 1 1 V ,,., : - , , ',,. it . T ' if ' S ti ' ' . 3 'ff' 5 v F 1' f it MG-111582 S f V ., 5 Q kL-, , R if 1 aaii 4 it rf , C P C it -- C ., ,Q S S Phillip :- 1' M 'fx' 'Ei y 1 5' W 124 Accusfomed To The Hustle and Busfle of Changing Classes. They Meef New Teachers and New 55. 131: ' J M A 9 R, ' Qs 1 'w sw N as f-. r we I X i L ir if 56-if I asset: W . .LU 0 sa .1 Q in- 1 5 1-M J' i' ,Q C Classmates. ,. E Q. sw , B -1, ,.,, fee J -an S us. Q f x 3, r,!-All Qu! A ,.,2 ,f a I i J C i my J - esle -5 C , N -it C ., .fr Q I ff' Q Q j ,.-' , , a , , lf '. V 'War ' , f. tg I , a s C2 . lsk' In lllll f l ' l l ' ll'l 3 f Y ,WC C - A to xi yi 1 W Q ' Q ,,, sa X - G zz: , CX W agp bm 2 sf? nl.. Ji f J ' 'N ' dd I frszirssef si A , 1 -i ,.-: -f ,Q B 'Y' J ssls ' if 'f C C I ag lelal g - sssll ,W C l sCCss lslsss AA' :sw ir K . I . va any as 'j I I I W1 fy K f i f-C115 ' fr lf l25 Dottie Busby Steve Bushman Barbara Carpenter Alice Clark Ida Lynn Castillon Patricia Cochran Sharon Cole Jennie Cousino Judy Craig Ardel Dalgleish Terri Dennis Jimmy Dobson David Downey Rodney Duty Patti Ehmke Terry Eisenhour Gloria Enriquez Robin Evans Robin Fincher Michael Firsdon Frank Foster Terry Fredrich Chris Fritz Bob Frobose Robert Garcia Joseph Glanzman Sylvia Gloria David Grover Donald Grover Kenny Greulich Howard Haas Craig Heffelfinger Janis Hagemeyer Jim Hagemeyer Pam I-Iankey Glenn Hall Ted Hansen Fred Heintz Marcia Henline Catherine Henry Beth Henshen Jon Hoeltcr The Athletic-Minded Boys Are Taught the Fundameht of Football, Basketball, and Track, Seventh Graders , 1.1 f.,, i, i ,, ' A . zf zz QP HP' N 5 s W sf .. 'S-mfv . 'M , K QW , L ya y p ,L .. . K.. , Q., ff , K , .,-- -fa ,-ye f . ., W 4- -' -2 f ' V, .T . yt, f V Q A5317 e X ww a i ...niw ifi X P r J ,.,a erer K f 'mg-'gr a,.. M, , wi E K t if s as i . is -V A . h-,, tg ,.fgfk,. if Jag iid -'i,,, K x as E fr Q3 2 H , is A S K D- xigr in-1,1 Z2 ' . 'Ina 3? 'Q . :L2 gp 'N 7 if S sr 2 V2 i SW 'YA f is 2 Q, 'K K mi? at 1 , ,,.t ' , is ,, ,315 Q if t o is i iii Q X., , ww qw 126 William Hoelter Linda Hoodlebrink Lucinda Hudson Donna Huffman Linda Hutchinson Ted Kanke Matt Kingsley Charles Kirkbride Craig Kleine Randy Knitz Charlotte Knott Joseph Kriston Dennis Lamb Nancy Leslie Elizabeth Litle Christi McDo1e Joseph Mackefski Carol Marsh Dwayne Marshall Vivian Marshal Daniel Martinez Dalis Noyola Alfredo J aso Marilyn Johnson Kevan Joseph Kevin Lahey Sherman McManis Sylvin Mendez Timothy Merritt Janet Metzger Richard Meyer Kathy Michel Diana Miller Susan Miller Lorrain Moritz Thomas Nagy Wilma Nye Edwin Oberhouse James Opelt Pam Philo Ronnie Pierce Robert Plouck C1 Also Experience Student Government When They Campaign tor o Position As Closs Officer or in Student Council. 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LLHT'-rw! , un, ., W 'R gk , X ,K , in .,.h li, B4 r f fr we -S q 7 - Ar- '-: ji, my ,,, .. 1, F 127 .aim Q QM is 1 4 Donald Reid Mary Reid Linda Restemeyer Paul Rollo Melissa Sattler Thomas Schmeltz Stephanie Schramm Christy Schulte Susanne Schumaker Carol Sheffer Susan Shaffer Susan Simpson Jeff Smith Karen Smith Terrill Smith Deborah Snyder Nancy Storms Dennis Sullivan Jane Swartz Kay Swartz Rickey Swartz Jeanne Tapis Michael Thornton Fred Thorton Thomas Titkemeier Anthony Vavrik Cindy Vestal Linda Vetter William Wachter Keith Watkins Mary Webb Patricia Webb Marilyn Weddell Gary Weiland Beth Welling Roger Welling Jack Witte Michael Woessner Joyce Wohn Susan Woodruff Janice Young Keith Zellin Young Pupils Take the First Big Step of Education Kinder- garten FIRST ROW: Brian Crain, Jill Matheny, Tanya Hart- man, James Richards, Ralph Searcy, Jerilyn Glanzman, Valerie Snyder. SECOND ROW: Jake Humbarger, Lisa Schramm, Daniel Hayward, David Hayward, Kenneth Baumgartner, Deborah Shook, Deanna Leck. THIRD ROW: Walter Linke, Sharon Gorby, Michelle Jackson, James Schmeltz, Margaret Thornton, Ronald Baker, Dean Forbess, Patricia Jarchow, Mark Minarik, Gregory Raglow. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mary Dunipace, Dianne Collet, Mark Randolph, Randy Middaugh, Debra Recker, Karen Downey, Alvin Adams, Michael Maltby, Becky Schulte, Mrs. Evelyn Leslie. ABSENT: John Briggs, Brenda Eaton. FIRST ROW: Dennis Eschedor, Pam Faykosh, Paula Kible, Carol Roberge, Tammy Cochrane, Georgett King. SECOND ROW: Beth Getz, Lisa Winters, Kathy Rolf, Sharon Levorchick, Cindy Hartman, Marci Haas, 128 First Grade Scott Simpson, Carol Daman. THIRD ROW: Ivlrs. Dolores Barker, Norman Whitaker, Jackie Stout, Lynda Welling, Marvin Burns, Sandra Baker, Charles Caudill. LE KNE When They Sforf 'ro School. In The Eosfwood School First Grode FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Wenz, William Roberge, Vir- ROW: WilliamBriggs,Jeffery Carstensen, Janet Kurfess, ginia Hayes, Scott Fincher, CandyYant. SECOND ROW: John Schmeltz, Susan Snyder, Susan Henry, Miss Miriam Terri Lewis, Mary Haas, Kimberly Dotts, Kay Baker, Hobart. ABSENT: Joe Martin, Jr., Daniel Thornton, Diane Case, Medina Kincaid, Christine Gorbe. THIRD Thomas WOOdr1-iff, l Second Grade FIRST ROW: Paula Getz, Michael Fincher, Rebecca THIRD ROWS MIS- Ruth B0Ckbf9-def, -1311973 Reiflelf Drewes, Sharon Feist, Danny Jarchow, Mark Buchan. Terry Klink, Jeff Schmeltz, Dan Rolf, Joyce Maltby, SECOND ROW: Bob Spengler, Debbie Morlock, Pamela John Layman. Recker, Ronnell Stout, Lois Hayes, Sharilyn Clanzman. 129 District, the Elementary Students Learn to Make FIRST ROW: Loretta Sattler, Bruce Downey, Brian Pred- more, Chuck Schulte, Brenda Lewis. SECOND ROW: LEI Second Grade THIRD ROW: Mrs. Penny Steward, Rebecca Briggs, Ellen Hudson, Marcia Kurfess, Darrell Forbess, Ricky Randy Snyder, Debra Roberge, Mark Marsh, Sharon Hayward, Emrnitt Hurnbarger. Woodruff, Jane Case, Becky Eaton, Danie1Losey. FIRST ROW: Marianne Sattzler, Pamela Marsh, Joey Minarik, Barry Hillabrand. SECOND ROW: Martin Vav- rik, Terry Haas, Paul Faykosh, William Kibler, Pamela Brinker, David Marsh, William Rau, Duane Snyder. THIRD ROW: Jack Matheny, Larry Hudson, Dickey Third Grade Losey, William Barnes, Martin Snyder, Robert Briggs, James Wauford, Loren Caudill, Linda Collet. FOURTH ROW: lvlrs. Arvella Sander, Mark Hoodlebrink, Carol Spengler, Barbara Hanely, Steve Schulte, Eva Hauck, Donald Ward, Nadine Thorton, Julie Lucas. OYNE Friends, to Get Along with Others, ond to Develop Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Vicki Getz, Denee Winters, Rodney Sny- der, Terry Edens, Gail Pertner, Scott Dennis, Dale Marsh, Debra Drewes. SECOND ROW: Phyllip Klink, Douglas Jackson, Cynthia Feist, Rose AnnTrader, Larry Michel, Douglas Snyder, Peggy Oates, Carol Gallier, Darlene Dennis. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Laurel Beeker, Thomas Jarchow, Mary Wilson, Robert Maltby, Terry Recker, Jay Schrneltz, Patricia Collet, Doris Richards. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Vicki Buchan, Linda Snyder, Terry Rau, Pam Predmore, Rosemarie Vavrik. SECOND ROW: James Gangwer, Dennis Kibler, Steve Thornton, Cindy Haas, Gene Hannon, Robert I-lillabrand, John Schulte, Susan Otte. THIRD ROW: Nicky Barnes, Freddie Mid- daugh, Ronald Spencer, Dana Schulte, Marilyn Glanz- man, Arthur Brough, Debbie Eaton, Jill Sandwisch. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Gladys Storms, Paul Weber, Karen Burns, Debra Harris, Larry Downey, Steve Haas, Glen Kohlenberg, Lori Morlock, Sandra Caudill. The Basic Essentials Which They Need for Oncoming FIRST ROW: Scott Simpson, Rene Sattler, Charles Fincher, James Dennis, James McKee. SECOND ROW: James Graham, David Otte, Robert Marsh, Jeffrey Frost, Evelyn Buchan, Thomas Rau, Dale Pertner, Pamela Graham. THIRD ROW: Annette Forbess, Patricia Buchan, William Wauford, Sherry Henry, Sheila Cole, Ll Lemoyne Sixfh Grade Janice Snyder, Lou Ann Adams, James Donnell. FOURTH ROW: James Brock, Linda Spengler, Donald Spencer, Marcia Losey, Thomas Marsh, Linda Caudill, Mark Schulte, Rhonda Whitaker, Mr. Dennis Aeschli- man. Special Education Class FIRST ROW: Susan Marshall, Debbie Briggs, Ricky bert, Rebecca Knott, Robert Eaton, Paula Heffelfinger, Evans, Tommy Bowen, Franklin Hiser, Delbert Parmer, Cheryl Tracy. SECOND ROW: Linda Reid, Susan Die- MMD Rita Marshall, Salome Tapia, Mrs. Suzanne Jacobs. Life. If ls During This Time These Youngsters Grow Kinder- gorten FIRST ROW: Lori Ann Loomis, Jack Otte, Janet Stinch- comb, Diane Thompson, Scott Holcomb. SECOND ROW: Ronda King, Jeffery Doll, Shari Eilert, Bryan Musser, Douglas Albright, Laurie Hutchinson, Norman Jacobs, Bonnie Schacht. THIRD ROW: Wayne Camp, Randolph Aspacher, Thomas Lahey, Bradley Rolf, Mark Foster, Patricia Myers, Laura Holtmeyer, Robert Hoar Jr., Randy Gray, Gail Davis. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Mary Dunipace, Mark Heber, Elizabeth Ernans, Timothy Sar- ver, AnnJacobs, Norman Knepper Jr., Cynthia Taulker, Susan Tracy, Kay Ann Ernsthausen, Jim Cajka, Ronnie Fox, Mrs. Evelyn Leslie. ABSENT: Jayne Tucker. First Grade FIRST ROW: Brent Moore, Randall Doll, Jay Haas, Thomas Ballard. SECOND ROW: Robert Hazel, Charles Butler, Shelly Wetmore, Tonya Miller, JimmyWelling, Ricky Marshall, Bonnie Vestal, Connie Vestal. THIRD ROW: Kathy Lucas, John Marshall, Sally Musser, Ricky Woodruff, Duane Peters, Cheryl Kirk, Curtis Alexander, Eric I-Ieffelfinger, Brenda Ford. FOURTH ROW: Ray- mond Darmenb erger, Dawn Dahn, Bethany Shaffer , Laura Lehey, Ralph Turner, Scott Tracy, Mary Moenter, Glenn Moore, Tamara Vickers, Mrs. Velma Kingsley. Physically and Mentally. Ar Our Elementary Schools FIRST ROW: Robert Gray, Matthew Schacht, Norman Brockschmidt, Roy Alexander, Jane Stinchcomb, Jamie Haas. SECOND ROW: Mark Greifett, Steven Fahle, Tommy Hoelter, John Cajka, Danny Sarver. THIRD Second Grade ROW: Laura Lee Wetmore, Tammy Jacobs, Amy Lay- man, Ricky Fox, Cheryl Miller, Mrs. Janet Smith. ABSEN T: Ray Wohltman. FIRST ROW: Gary Peters, Joy Tyner, Gary Loomis, Kenneth Brinker. SECOND ROW: Lynn Albright, Mark Miller, Ricky Thompson, Brenda Meyer, Jeffrey Ottze, William Sheets. THIRD ROW: Frederick Kingsley, Second Grade James Marshall, Connie Smithers, William Heber, Randall Emans, Ruth Diebert, Thomas Richcreek, Mrs. Arlene Eilert. Pupils Learn Not Only by Studying the Material in Third Grade FIRST ROW: Darrell Farmer, Kathleen Helm, David Moore, Brooke Evans. SECOND ROW: Patricia Patter- son, Ernest Gable, MarkWelling, Robin Miller, Pamela Musser, Cindy Tucker, Timothy Davis, Dawn Aspacher. THIRD ROW: Steven Saunder, Jeffrey Haas, Jeffery Ruch, John Moritz, Jay Baumer, Cynthia Levorchick, Jerry Vestal, Lori Doll, Kim Alexander. FOURTH ROW: Ora Moore, Belinda Shaffer, Peggy Perkins, Randy Ernstausen, Danny Dannenberger, Cynthia Rolf, Jo Ann Young, David I-Iankey, Thomas Moenter, Miss Mary Crocker. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Connie Heber, Sam Sarver, Mark Jacobs, TI-HRD ROW: Kenneth Burkholder, Rebecca Miller, Randy Fox, Cindy Albright, Nancy Metzger. SECOND Sandra Brick, Sandra Tracy, Debra Kurfess, Jacquelyn ROW: Garry Rife, Kevin Oberdick, Rebecca Emans, Hoelter, Mrs. Irene Gephart. Lola Pierce, Kerry Huss, Roger Leslie, Dennis Tucker. Their Textbooks, but Also by Toking Field Trips. FIRST ROW: Wendy Doll, KarenJacobs, Douglas Davis, Betty Bostdorff, Cynthia Hill, Laura Fssinger. SECOND ROW: Wade Loomis, Rodney Merritt, Teresa Richcreek, Linda Greulich, Kimm Albright, Daniel Miller, Mary Fourth Grade Layman. THIRD ROW: Larry Marshall, Randal Wairse, Cheryl Millen, Nancy Smith, Teresa Brinker, Marsha Meyers, Mrs. Joan Lowrie. FIRST ROW: Andy Haas, Debbie Rolf, Debbie Cousins, Sue Ballard, Debbie Saunders, Gay Jacobs, Henrietta Marshall. SECOND ROW: Bob Schacht, Bob Musser, Joann Evans, Becky Knitz, Lou Ann Kirk, David Helm, Joy Sarver, Scott Myers. THIRD ROW: Doug Alexander, Colleen Lahay, Glenn Evans, Sue Richcreek, Linda Fifth Grade Hill, Roger Swartz, Lou Ann Hutchinson, Kenneth Reardon. FOURTH ROW: Bob Rolf, Debbie Ford, Jami Hoelter, Craig Snyder, Mike Smithers, Debbie Wood- ruff, Joe Cajka, Linda Metzger, Mrs. Jean Eastop. ABSENT: Bob Knitz. Contests Such As Spelling Bees Creote o Desire to Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Ronald Rolf, Gregory Smith, Mary Mock, Jeffrey Davis, James Sohajda, Barbara Meyer. SEC- OND ROW: Kathy Stewart, Myron Marshall, Gene Carr, Linda Saunders, Beverly Beier, Cynthia Ruch, Robert Schmeltz, Donald Brockschrnidt, Jeffrey Merritt. THIRD ROW: Craig Landwehr, Tom Ford, Diana Gray, Debbie Brown, John Otte, StevenYoung, Paul Essinger, Beverly Gable, Mrs. Norma Hansen. FOURTH ROW: Morey Loomis, Linda Mentink, Kathy Cajka, Lou AnnVestal, Pam Knepper, Linda Richcreek, StephenVickers, Linda Russell, Brenda Thatcher. ABSENT: Jayne Gullufsen, Danny Mock. Pember- ville Kinder- gorten FIRST ROW: Sandra Henline, Hornero Bejarano, Larry Ward, Russell Rife, Kyle Reis er, Kent Kokomoor, Cheryl Helberg. SECOND ROW: Penny Pickett, Glen Kelley, Judith Hagley, James Wheeler, Linda Beeker, David Fahle, Mary Hale. THIRD ROW: Brenda Stein, Steven Headley, Bonnie Brolhost, AnnVandersall, Mark Recker, Robert Weigman, Scott Wheeler, Mrs. Gustava Ober- house. Learn. Not Only Do the Students Learn Out of Text- FIRST ROW: Michael Pickett, Linda Mitchell, Julie Dierker, David Wheeler, Lisa Aring, Deborah I-Iilberg, Clayton Damson. SECOND ROW: Sandra Heckman, Karla Offerman, Jill Coakley, Harmon Wegman, Michael Fritz, Matt Lenke, Carol I-liser, Kimberly Rei- PEMI First Grade ser, Kristin Asmus. THIRD ROW: Deborah Dewyre, Teddy Denn, Thomas Oberhouse, Kimberly Haar, Craig Vanek, Steven Eulberg, Ivlrs. Margaret Staib. ABSENT: Cheryl Smith. FIRST ROW: Barbara Bushman, Bobbi Jo Webb, Keith Kroeger, Kathy I-lagley, Kathy Schmeltz, Thomas Heck- man, Jimmy McDole. SECOND ROW: Scott Samson, Linda Kahler, Kelly Sigler, Kevin Eisenhour, Raymond Second Grade Enriquez, James Mitchell, Linda Enriquez, Eva Beck- man. THIRD ROW: Bradley Vandersall, Pamela Ebka, Lisa Juergens, Gary Johnson, Sandra Blausey, Susan Rahe, Kimberly Kohring, Kirk Smith, Mrs. Carol Reed. IILLE I l N books, but They Also Hove Physicol Educofion To Third Grode FIRST ROW: Norman Watkins, Cynthia Sigler, Teresa Cochran, Juanita Mitchell, Steven Helberg. SECOND ROW: Louis Hiser, Tom Swartz, Stephen Phillips, Brad Bockbrader, Warren Hale, Marcos Sanchez, Danny Sch- meltz, Manuel Sanchez. THIRD ROW: Jerry Ward, Kimberly Smith, Lisa Krift, Debra Griffis, Mark Lenke, Jimmy Abbott, Mary Jividen, Steven I-Iilgenberg. FOURTH ROW: Kim Long, Ann Asmus, Beth Headley, Nancy Exmke, Greg Hiser, Rodney Beeker, Jayne Dierker, Mrs. Patricia Anmstutz. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Cynthia McDo1e, Kathy Rist, Elizabeth Hiser, Bruce Harmon, Karol Kroeger, Karen Kroeger, Peggy Hagley, Linda Wegrnan, Scott Wegman. SECOND ROW: Beth Clink, Connie Griffis, Phyllis Mitchell, Carlos Martinez, Craig Smith, Kay Ann Bockbrader, Randal Rahe, Vickie Blausey, Denise Wegman, Robin Rahe. THIRD ROW: Laurie Oberhouse, Gail Ann Phil- lips, Judith Grover, Susan Abbott, Randy Beeker, Timothy Schrneltz, Michael Samson, Carol Webb, Michael Deweyre, Mrs. Irene Rhoads. Build Strong Bodies, to Learn New Games, and to FIRST ROW: Shane McDole, Colleen Lowrie, Kathy Myers, Susan Vandersall, Shawn McDole, Judy Bruns, Nancy Bockbrader, Julie Wegrnan. SECOND ROW: Randy Wiegman, Ricky Ward, Linda Henline, Corwin Smith, Samuel Wegman, Cheryl Kahler, Harland Hale, Pember- ville Fifth Grade Mary Ehriquez, Linda Hagely. TI-HRD ROW: Mark As- mus, Thomas Bowlus, Beth Rolf, Kurt Fanning, Robert Kohring, Carol Ehmke, David Hook, Patricia Pringle, Wendy Reed, Miss Grace Fahle. FIRST ROW: Tina Bolt, Kenneth Rahe, Juanita San- chez, Helen Rolf, Betty Ann Lowrie, Paula Schroeder, William Miller, Lora Lee Rife. SECOND ROW: Fred- erick Rist, Jane Schutt, Jeffrey Kirkbride, Kathleen Geisbuhler, Debra Heminger, Diane Kohring, John Pember- ville Sixth Grade Eisenhour, Terry Griffis, Joan Harmon, Mrs. Carol Beeker. THIRD ROW: Debra Lenke, Ricky Rahe, Jay Dierker, Elaine Moenter, Linda Blausey, Karen Hale, Debra Fritz, Daniel I-Iatas, Johnny Enriquez. Develop Good Sportsmanship. These Are Boskefboll 1 F n N 'S-ff? Kinder- gorfen FIRST ROW: Dallas Glenn, Richard Baker, Randy RickyBusler. THIRD ROW:M.rs. Cynthia Gibson, Kevin Oman, James Corbett, Brian Kurfess, Torn Snyder. Goodman, Jerri Gaskin, Craig Coger, James Allen, SECOND ROW: Linda Bailey, Diane Hunter, James Getz, James Logston, Oreta Young. Nancy Thornton, Kathy Browning, Michael Johnson, r Q First Grade FIRST ROW: Tommy Venis, Susie Glenn, Tamara KU-hY Carpenter, Vicky Meagley. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Speck, Marsha Tracy, Randy Hernandez. SECOND ROW: Nancy Close, Gary Dennis, Bruce Speck, Ann Kurfess, Steve Speck, John Roller, Steve Feasel, Leo Snyder, Lou Arm Snyder, ROgeI 3211115- 141 Teams fo Create Keen Minds. During the Week Mus 1 FIRST ROW: Donna Jean Grolle, Howard Gurtzweiler, Randy Rader, Keith Graf, Connie Johnson, Tracy Bailey. SECOND ROW: Kent Davidson, Kenneth Bailey, Dean Dunipace, Larry Getz, Ronald Miller, Fred Ver- Second Grade rper, DoAnn Feasel. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ruth Bandeen, Susan Busler, Diana Baker, Todd Kurfess, Cheryl Venis, Cindy Goodman, Terry Dorfner. ABSENT: Joe Wohn, Lareli Steele. 3 FIRST ROW: Kevin Emch, Nora Logston, Karen Baker, Michael Roller, Debra Dauer. SECOND ROW: Lynette Stanton, Kenneth Venis, Pamela Buchman, Marcy Savial, Tim Speck, Ellen Verrper, Gail Oman. Tl-HRD T? Third Grade ROW: Mrs. Bernice Mercer, Fred Vetter, Rodney Kirian, Richard Allen, Russell Carpenter, James Thorn- ton, Tirnothy Vandeneynde. essions Are Held to Produce o Better Understonding Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Debra Tracy, Kathryn David, Wanda Brinker, Debra Busler. SECOND ROW: LuAnn Carpen- ter, Gail Dunipace, John Bailey, Bruce Feasel, Chan xi f I ,Z Bailey. THIRD ROW: Barry Dorfner, Ruth Wohn, Tom Goodman, Becky Speck, Randy Weiland, Mrs. Sarah Jameson. ABSENT: David Teachout. Webster Kinder- gorten FIRST ROW: Marlene Wagner, Kristi Kay Bortel, Robin Dierksheide, Mary Knepper, SECOND ROW: Allen I-Iagemeyer, Kevin Shaffer, Keith Schlumbohm, Calvin Kohring, Timothy Abke, Cynthia Muir. THIRD ROW: Tracy Bassett, Roxanne Rideout, Gay Morlock, Gary Q Cerwin, Valerie Frianer, Sandra Dierksheide, Bruce Bryant. FOURTH ROW: Lynda Hollister, Larry Dean, Gary Krukemyer, Barbara Ann Heermeier, Robert Bloomfield, Mark Huffman, Mrs. Ruth Bortel. of Music ond to Develop Control Over Their Voices FIRST ROW: Nancy Shaffer, Todd Aldrich, Carol Brueggerneier, Tony Garling, Cindy Sue Reitzel, Randall Pace. SECOND ROW: Keith Starkey, Daniel Hill, Allen Reitzel, Stacy Davidson, Dawn Hentges, Kinder- gorfen Kimberly Schultz. THIRD ROW: Lisa Atkins, Debra Baker, Russell Abke, Michele Shammo, Kyle Brents, David Welling, Mrs. Ruth Bortel. ABSENT: Randy Rush. FIRST ROW: Kenneth Gerwin, Elvira Jasso, Lynn Lat- tanza, Karen Hagerneyer, Grace Davila. SECOND ROW: Donna Shaffer, Linda Gardner, Mark Bechstein, James Knauss, Duane Seifert, Pat Eaken, James Venis. THIRD ROW: Christine Castillo, Pamela Sergent, Richard Jones, David Bruning, Steve Banky, Deborah Garvvood, First Grade Mark Melcher, Mary Firsdon, Timothy J ividen. FOURTH ROW: Ida Garcia, Randall Gardner, Pamela Bruning, Amy Morlock, Cindy Walters, Randall Cajka, Larry Sabo, Roberto Tapia. ABSENT: William Evans, Mrs. Marian Clontz. W ER Arr Is Tough? Throughout The School Yeor. For First Grode FIRST ROW: Rebecca Green, Debra Hiser, Stephen I-liser, Joan Knausc, Neil Wagner, Yolanda Joaso. SECOND ROW: Robert Bankey, Duane Starkey, Jane Aufdencamp, Stevon Jay, Torn Lanham, Sandra Erns- thausen, Christine Alvarez. Tl-HRD ROW: PerryWalston, Michael Litle, Cheryl Dounard, Penny Peters, James Duty, Scott Zellin, Lorie Bushman, Mrs. Dorothy Coch- ran. Second Grode FIRST ROW: Kathy Weaver, Karal Hagemeyer, June Bortel, James Philo, Eric Schlumbohm, Cathi Jividen. SECOND ROW: Anita Castello, Richard Bloomfield, Cynthia Downard, Dana Blackhurst, Alice Phillips, John Young. THIRD ROW: Frances Foster, William Sheld- rick, Matthew Schramrn, Rex Rideout, Keith Alexan- der, Richard Nelson, Mrs. Martha Sheffer. ABSENT: John Hollister. Certain Holidays Parties Were Planned. Games Were Second Grade FIRST ROW: John Bockbrader, Ronald Pace, Lonnie cia, Sylvia Jasso. THIRD ROW: Kimberly Brents, Karns,Glen Gerwin, William Kuhlman, George Davila. Ruben Tapia, Karl Litle, Charles Friesner, Michael SECOND ROW: Laura Freeman, Ronald Joseph, Pamela Starkey, John Krukemycr, Mrs. Isabelle Burkholder. Philo, Rhonda Shammo, Carlton Dipprnan, Ofelia Gar- Third Grade FIRST ROW: Sally Murdock, Oscar Garcia, Kathleen Jeannie Hill, Thomas Knott, Dennis Downard, David Bechstein, Gloria Jaso, Shirley Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Gottschalk, Isabel Schrarnm, Miss Marjorie Eckert. Gary Sabo, Wanda Baker, Luann Schuerman, Elizabeth ABSENT: Ruth Ann Marten. McGill, Kenneth Peters, Marlene Gerwin. THIRD ROW: 146 WEI TER Played and Goodies Were Eaten. The Students Third Grade FIRST ROW: Terry Merritt, Patricia Bortel, David Firs- don, Timothy Schult, Roger Gottschalk, Nicolas Wagner. SECOND ROW: Caryl Knauss, Judith Puse, Kathleen Jay, Terry Foster, Kathy Machefski, Daniel Frobose, Susan I-Iagemeyer. THIRD ROW: Daniel Woes- sner, William Gervvin, Richard Pace, Mary Noyol, Craig Kuhlman, Velia Garcia, Mrs. Pauline Henschen. ABSENT: Judith I-Iiser. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Daniel Shaffer, Dennis Weaver, Ronald Sieving, Michael Freeman, Sulema Jaso, David Wagner, Tamra Tuthill, Nancy Davidson. SECOND ROW: Daniel Gerwin, Nancy Moore, Margaret Fegley, Richard Rupp, Mark Bushman, Anita Alvarez, Ronald Babcock, Andrew r Kriston. Tl-IIRD ROW: Leopold Jasso, Jr., Janet Coy, Victor Singleton, Carleton Hollister, Donald Huprich, Faye Dean, Scott Atkin, Karen Brrming, Mrs. Madonna Hiser. Participated in Christmas Program's at Their Own FIRST ROW: Gregory Lattanza, Cheryl Lahman, Linda Beck, Vicky Philo, Delores Castillo, Glen Brueggemeier, Irene Mendez, Keith Brueggemeier. SECOND ROW: Gaytha Baker, Kent Libbe, Scott Garwood, Terry Joseph, Ronald Snyder, William Starkey, Sandra Muir, Fourth Grade Mark Blausey. THIRD ROW: Mitchel Freeman, Shirley Rogers, MichaelBruning, John Sheldrick, Richard John- son, Terry Bassett, Theresa Massie, Craig Schlumbohn, Mrs. Anna Allan. ABSENT: Sammy Davila. FIRST ROW: Patricia Shaffer, Carol Kaczor, Dianne Aufdencamp, Fred Speck, Michael Sevial, Carl Busler, Paulette Plouck, Michael Oehmke, SECOND ROW: Karen Sergent, Elaine Dounard, Tim Sullivan, Jeffery Burnpus, Joe Jaso, Cindy Seifert, John Jividen, Robert Fifth Grade Kuhlman. THIRD ROW: Karen Alexander , Robert Gurtz- weiler, Douglas Dauer, Douglas Johnson, Robert Baker, Cindy Massie, Bill Brinker, Judy Knauss, Miss Mildred Bortel. ABSENT: Mary Lou Bennett, Robert Rickles. iER Building. Assemblies Were Conducted Throughout Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Kennard Oman, Janet Huffman, Alan Sundermeier, Cheryl Baker, Paul Miller, Cheryl Bloomfield, Valerie Lattanza, Diane Weaver. SECOND ROW: Esther Mendez, Herman Glenn, Kenneth Gerke, Rosemary Foster, Ronald Bruner, Diann Moore, Timothy Blackhurst, Debbie Murdock, Kenneth Busler. THIRD ROW: Susan Woessner, Dennis Johnson, Michael Green, Carol Melcher, Sally Stanton, Robert Logston, Robert Himburg, Sandra Gardner, Mrs. Catherine Gen. Sixth Grode FIRST ROW: Robert Neal, Sandra Shaffer, Dianne Barr, Beverly Merritt, George Plouck. SECOND ROW: Katherine Kuhlman, Rita Brueggemeier, Larry Kruse, Robin Evans, Gary Nelson, Beth Ann Firsdon, Gaylene Hamen, Diamantina Castillon. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Margaret Schroeder, Paul Willcox, Charles Long, Anne Madaras, Carlton Brinker, Thomas Seiving, Judy Burk- holder, Terry Lahman, David Sheldrick. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Davidson, Timothy Ernsthausen, Rosy Garcia, James Hamen, Sandra Buchman, Lupe Alvarez, Christine Graf, Susan Karns, Kathleen Phillips. The Year to Complete an Educational r W. Kazmaier, L. Speck, S. Cerwin, E. Noyola, P. Kemner, D. Hill. FOURTH ROW: B. Bockbrader, C. Muir, D. Thornton, S. Grolle, T. Speck, J. Chamberlain, G. Stanton, J. Abke. FIRST ROW: K. Cochran, A. Moore, S. Stein, SECOND ROW: J. Gottschalk, G. Emch, J. Bennett, S. Freeman, J.Alvarez, D. Kriston, J. Beck, R. Buchman. THIRD ROW: D. Huprich, S. Busdeker, P. Miller, Program. Webster Sixth .25 ' HQ-...Q W-were QQ - f. -, f . Rafi gi? .f . - PW, - .fu . f.,.,, W A .Hr Q as it pw , 5 .- .-- .- aw, I f ' Q 2'--away R551 Q - ...,. 5 ABOVE LEFT: Reading groups give the students more personalized in- struction from their teacher. ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Barker stresses student participation while teaching sentence development. RIGHT: Physical education provides a change of pace from the students school work. if ,451 V. ' ' 2 Y -we .rmswgf may .,,,-...7.,--- 1-.. Working in the cafeteria teaches the meaning of K responsibility. Solving fractions helps the student to develop his mathematical ability. QA Sixth graders diligently study to prepare themselves for Junior High School. 151 I ,if ,,,. 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Pemberville MEYER ELECTRIC 232 Main St., Luckey Electrical Contracting Residential--Commercial Electric Heat Installation Phone 833-2642 G 8K W FOCD PRODUCTS OF OHIO INC. G. 81 W. Pizza 1 T 4 X I ff' A. The Pizza That Pleases the Most People State Route I 99 520, k Pem bervi I Ie VIC'S IDEAL INN Ideal Food Ideal Service Ice Cubes Sold For Parties, Etc. Monday Through Sunday 6:00 A.M. to 2:30 A.M. Sunday I2 Noon to 8:00 P.M. Luckey LEE A. SMITH Plumbing Heating Tinning East Front Street Pembervi l le 7 TRUNKS DRIVE-IN Dairy Bar and Restaurant U .S . Route 6 and 23 Phone 287-4121 Pemberviile PEMBERVILLE FOODS CO. Processing of Tomatoes and Beans Items Packed--Green Beans, Fancy Whole Tomatoes, Tomato Juice Tomato Puree, Tomato Sauce, Tomato Catsup Division of Hirzel Canning Co. Phone 287-3288 Pemberville SAMSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Ted and Dick Otte, fProps.D 234 Main Street Phone 833-2901 Luckey WOOD COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASS'N Hoffman Equipment Co., B.G. Reinhart Sales Inc., B.G. Heermeier Bros. Implements, B.G. Speck Sales Co., B.G. Massey-Ferguson Farm Center, B.G. Wood County Farm Equip., B.G. Len's Implement Sales, North Baltimore BIGELOW'S MUSIC SHOPPE Sheet Music, Records, Band Instruments Radios, Organs, Televisions, Record Players, AII Musical Accessories Your CG. Conn Inst. Dealer RCA Victor Dealer All Makes of Band and E Orchestra Instruments 'Your Neighborly Wood County Dealer' Only I2 Miles from Pemberville Rental Plans Available, Terms If Desired Evening by Appointments I26-I30 Wooster St. Phones: 353-7303, 353-7308, 353,026I Bowling Green THE EXCHANGE BANK Complete Banking Service Two Locations to Serve You J ' Checking Accounts Saving Accounts 'mm ' Safe Deposit Boxes Loans NSUN X1 1 4 at 'ff 1 Q Mnlmum 2 ,, 510,000 1 4 Innurmce Q 5 For s-fr. 3 Q, nfpwt., Q -' P , Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Luckey Walbridge Phone 833-3401 T' Phone 691-5553 V. STONY RIDGE DARFSNAK Llngmi l I g g Cones--Shakes--Sundaes--Malts Wg l I 1 qz l Prop . Everett M . Haas sfqfe Route 20 837-2986 DILL JEWELERS Fine Watches, Diamonds, Silverware and Gifts Registered Jeweler American Gem Society 129 South Main Bowling Green LUCKEY LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder Cabinet-Making Phone 833-2191 Luckey, Ohio LUCKEY SUPER DOLLAR Top Quality Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables, and Frozen Foods Open Daily 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Closed Sundays Main Street Luckey LEADER Eastwood School District's Only Newspaper Serving Your Community for Over 75 Years Printing--Mai I ing--Advertising Pemberville NEIDERMEIER and HAAS SERVICE STATION Complete Lubrication Tire and Battery Service Motor Tune-Ups Phone TE 7-2876 Stony Ridge Q Fast SERVICE A V .. o ROTHSCHILD LIVESTOCK Rothschild Livestock Division of the Bachrach to Stocker and Feeder Cattle Hog Market--Monday and Wednesday Buyers of Fat Cattle Phone 837-2010 Stony Ridge RIDGELY'S BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON 287-3205 Pembervi I Ie GROVER'S MANUFACTURING Manufacturer of the HarogatorS I Phone 833-3183 Lu k BROCKBRADER BROS. INC., LIVESTOCK TRUCKING Livestock Trucking Bowling Green, Ohio 354-1 148 353-4613 LIFETIME MANUFACTURING CO. Sheet Metal Fabricating and Aluminum Spot Welding Phone 287-3296 Pemberville BUSDIECKER INC. Plumbing Electric Heating 109 Portage Street Woodville lic C E DoBsoN LAwNMowER SERVICE Sales and Service Sales and Service Toro Power Mowers Wheel Horse Tractors Briggs 81 Stratton Engines Jacob Briggs 81 Stratton Engines Jacobsen Mowers Homelight Saws Oregon Chain M Phone 287-4211 Pemberville DEL'S SUPER DOLLAR , , . ,: Complete Line of Groceries and Q Frozen Foods U Garden Fresh Produce f USDA Choice Beef gl! G log Qt s M 106 Main Street Woodville THE NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC. For More Profit on the Farm, Talk to Us About Hy-Line Layers in Cage Houses DEAN BROS. BLOCK 81 TILE COMPANY Manufacturers Quality Cement Block and Drain Tile Masonry and Building Contractors Backhoe Service Corner State Rt. 281 and Pemberville Rd . Phone 288-3984 Bradner, Ohio HOBART AND BOWLUS CCMPANY 92 Yeclrs Serving Northwestern Ohio mam -W aowLuS Westinghouse Products, Zenith Televisions ond Stereo, Sherwin-Williams Points, Hoover Sweepers, Revere Wore, Munsingweor Products Wolverine Work Shoes, Bonshire Shoes Phone 287-3204 Pemberville L. BURGE SMITH Nationwide lnsuronce Home Office--Columbus Phone 287-3231 Pemberville STONY RIDGE LUMBER CO. Dealers in Lumber and Building Supplies Phone I37-293i Stony Ridge HOLCOMB FUNERAL HOME u e Lumix i F lumix Earl K. Holcomb--Director 24-Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped IIO W. Main Phone i831 3-399i Luckey, Ohio Area Code 4I9 LUCKEY OIL EQUIPMENT CO. Distributor oF-- Tank Truck Service Tanks Neptune Meters--Also Service Gates Hose and Whiteway Lighting Western Hoists and Saylor Beall Compressors Fill-Rite Farm and Hand Pumps A.Y. McDonald Brass Goods Ever-Tite Quick Couplings Balcrank Lube Equipment Phone 833-444i Luckey The Pearl Oil 81 L. P. Gas Co., lnc. Distributors of Marathon Products Propane Gas Bottled Bu Phone 353-58ll Bowling Green Eisenhour Motor Sales Inc. Walter Eisenhour, Prop. Sales and Service 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 287-3771 Pemberville Onsel Bros. lnc. Distributors Plumbing Heating and Waterwell Supplies 588 Union Street Risin95Un DON RAHE Excavating Blacktop Paving Hauling Service Free Estimates 287-4304 Map le Street Pem bervi l le LANDWEHR CHEVROLET - Nsmi ... A AAA Wrecker Service 833-2701 Pemberville HECKMAN'S TEXACO Gasoline Oil 287-3773 Pembervi l le LAFFERTY'S LEISURE HOMES 1 .' , I , 4' v I vf A 3 D' IPI . t.. . I ,I I ' bi 'Y I' l I-. . N , .I K 1' xr If . , U N -.' -.I 511 . YIM 'n ,ly .U X ' vnu .-.rsxzg-J-'lff . V I I , fri 1 ,ini V .f i 'EI N T, , I-1 1 r 3 f H ' ., mv- I I . qt L, Hi, . A L: - Q.- , : , ' '. I I , E 3?-gif ! ' I . 'Y' V, N I A log, . . gn.:-4 l . ,Z-:Fai Y' .vlrr Jag, my I' L gint. 'w '-1' aziiiiosirifg . 1-:xg-fam. -f ee 555' I -B fa ':' I '.L Fl jf yxlf 'PI ' I ai? N41 99 Marshfirldls new VILIA is .1 completely new concept 6: GXJA approach in MurslifioId's family of lim' homes. Q9 'GLB This home is designed for the must discriminating of tastes. fi I I A A new, architecturally dvsigm-fl mic-rior appearance is integrated with cfficivnt and spacious flour plans Intc-riur .ippointmvnts anrl Iurniiliings .ire of the highest quality .inrl ruilvcl the crnltsrnansliip llirouglinul this fine home. So - Like .1 new look at living .xml Hnrl out why Marshfielrfs arm ' 131 HOMES, INC riuxcst lumix' is yuur .insu 1-r tu bright. gay and carefree living and maintenance free enjoymrnt. MARSHFIELD, WISCONSIN 54449 I2 .60 Manor House Take a New Look at Living . Created by a Proven Manufacturer of Fine Homes . . . MansfieId's Family of Fine Homes. John and Dorothy Lafferty U.S. Rt. 20 Lemoyne, Ohio Phone 837-3901 Stony Ridge, Lemoyne RUTH AND LEE'S PROCESSING Cutting Wrapping and Freezing Open Nov. l to May l 833-3914 Bowling Green Qiniaua AL j2'lil1'5?fVY,Wlli55 if GARAGE 5 R il lf Oh Route 20 l . Q i' 7 Irpw M V V 5 -:Hall Sales and Service 6 6 3 y vim., .sifi v,,.f,E :Fx Vxiikklghk QKMMWLV Wrecker Service , W ii'r it or rceiir 7 feargfqqir 837-2866 837-3876 3 ROY H. LONGENECKER Northwestern Ohio Realty Company For Farms, Houses, or Business Opportunities Wood County 287-3292 Pembervi l le LEE A. SMITH Plumbing Heating Tinning East Front Street Pembervi l le CAIN'S MARCELLE POTATO CHIP CO. INC. Chips Snacks Bowling Green GLENN GRAFFICE AND SONS INC. Contractors General Farm Surface Drainage Excavating Equipment Rental kHighway 'iSite Development Paving 'fSewers and Water Lines Office: Shop: Gibsonburg Woodville IX4 Mile North on Route 300 If2 Mile East on US 20 637-2991 VI 9-466i I BENTLEY FURNITURE INC. But Better for Less Brand Name Furniture and Carpeting 288-5082 Wayne MOLLGAARD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Radio Dispatched Oxygen Equipped 849-281 I Woodvi l le WOODVILLE DAIRY ISLE AND SNACK BAR .lust Good Food Rf. 20 Woodville Compliments of WHITE-H UT Super-King Open 24 Hours V. E. PETERSEN CO. Lawn and Garden Equipment Air Cooled Engines and Parts Toro--Wheel Horse 838-591 l Moline KAHLER PHARMACY Prescription Service Cosmetics Sick Room Supplies Greeting Cords Diabetic Needs Records Film oncl Photo Developing 287-3220 Complete Line of School Supplies Pemberville Fire 287-3220 ARNOLD W. SAMSON Auto Generol lnsuronce Pemberville BEATRICE FOODS Enjoy Some lce Creom Best Thot's Sold 3 Ella Street TOLEDO EDISON Tiffin 51S-L THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY CO The Largest Bank in Wood County 130 S. Main Street Bowling Green Branches University Office Perrysburg Banking 445 East Wooster Street 131 Louisiana Ave . Bowling Green Perrysburg First Bank of North Baltimore 214 North Main Street North Baltimore Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HAHN'S IGA Just A Good Food si, ff Pembervi l le REEDER'S FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY The Finest in Complete Home Furnishings 354-2751 Bowling Green A ' EDGEWOOD INN-MOTEL-RESTAURANT Air Conditioned Jct. U.S. 6 and 23 287-6339 Pembervi I le STONY RIDGE MOBILE HOMES Sales--Service--Parts Custom Styling of Your Choice Monarch--Crest--Tara Toledo CH 4-7684 Stony Ridge 837-288I Stony Ridge GOTTSCHALK APPLIANCE When You Think of Appliances--Go to GottschaIk's Hotpoint Appliances Sales and Service Zenith, G . E . , Motorola T .V. Corner of Sugar Ridge Road and Route 23 Route I Pemberville SPECK'S AUCTION Sales Every Saturday at 7:30 We Buy and Sell Used Goods and Antiques 5 Miles South of Perrysburg 2 Miles North of Dunbridge The Farmer's Savings Bank Your Friendly Bank Complete Banking Service LVM: Interest on Savings Stony Ridge Office Member of Federal Reserve Banks Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Branch Office at Great Eastern Shopper's City State Route 20 Woodville Road Stony Ridge Toledo FIRST NATIONAL BANK Your Full Service Bank 'Drive-Up Windows Walk-ln Windows Farm Representative Bowling Green HECKMAN SUNOCO Gasoline Oil Tires Batteries 833 THOMAS MOTOR SALES Studebaker Lark Sales 287-4014 Pembervi I Ie BOATS MOORE'S MARINE Henry Skiff Craft E' Mariner Fiberglass 77 'L E - . Evinrude Motors 287-45 I 3 Pembervi Ile THE FORKS Food and Your Favorite Beverages Ken Bockbrader and Paul Wiggins fProp .I 287-3239 Pemberville NIEMAN-BECKMAN FURNITURE-INC. Armstrong Linoleum and Tile Famous Name Furniture and Carpeting C. R. Beckman 221 East Front Street Pemberville Beeker's General Store Pemberville Bruce Ehmke, Contractor Pemberville Bus Rojewski Bowling Green Ed-A1 Barber Shop Pemberville Ehmke Plumbing and Heating Pemberville Hercules Stamping Company Pemberville Humme1's Market Pernberville Klotz Flower Farm Bowling Green Kuh1man's Meats Pemberville L. J. Eulberg M.D. Pemberville Lila's Beauty Salon Pemberville Luckey Hardware Luckey Marie's Beauty Salon Pemberville Pemberville Tractor Sales Pemberville Red Dog Drive In Pemberville The Eagle's Nest Pemberville The Hankey Lumber and Building Go. Bowling Green Weislow Ford Land Bowling Green Williamson's Locker Pemberville W. F . Smithers Co. Stony Ridge W. R. Truckstop Restaurant Bradner i Athletic Records VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM WE THEY Springfield 0 18 Perrysburg 0 19 Lake 6 34 Elmwood 12 18 Anthony Wayne 16 14 Rossford 14 22 Maumee 14 16 Genoa 12 24 Green Springs 14 22 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM WE THEY Genoa 75 70 Wauseon 73 68 Perrysburg 55 41 Lakota 77 69 Springfield 85 50 Oak Harbor 72 63 Elmwood 72 39 Perrysburg 65 66 Lake 51 39 Westwood 68 66 Genoa 43 46 Maumee 71 41 Rossford 63 83 Rogers 55 62 Anthony Wayne 63 50 Elmwood V 92 78 Bowling Green 71 59 Lake 73 44 FROSH BASKETBALL TEAM WE THEY Lakota 22 24 Perrysburg 27 24 Springfield 52 34 Bowling Green 33 43 Lake 27 22 Genoa 38 21 Lakota 29 37 Maumee 36 45 Rossford 31 29 Northwood 45 23 Anthony Wayne 42 38 Elmwood 44 30 Lake 48 42 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM WE THEY Perrysburg 0 24 Lake 0 0 Elmwood 20 6 Anthony Wayne 6 6 Rossford 0 12 Maumee 0 24 Genoa 12 12 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM WE THEY Genoa 43 37 Wauseon 32 61 Perrysburg 37 42 Lakota 56 39 Springfield 45 12 Oak Harbor 45 39 Elmwood 40 34 Perrysburg 53 35 Lake 43 33 Westwood 46 24 Genoa 43 26 Maumee 33 41 Rossford 31 38 Rogers 45 49 Anthony Wayne 61 55 Elmwood 41 37 Bowling Green 65 53 Lake 40 46 WRESTLING TEAM WE THEY Ottawa -Glandorf 42 10 Milan 13 36 Elmwood 14 29 Northwood 23 26 Anthony Wayne 13 30 Rossford 19 26 Maumee 14 22 Genoa 8 27 North Baltimore 30 35 Springfield 10 23 League Meet 6th Place Milan Invitational ' 5th Place - mst As co -editors of this yearbook we would like to extend our thanks to all those who made its publication possible and especial- ly our staff for the many long hours of work they contributed. Aspecial thanks goes to Mr. Dallas Gard- ner andlVI.r . Richard Lowrie for their guid- ance and Mr. Richard Welnialk who served as our adviser, also the school custodians, Mr. Robert Beeker and Mr. Frank Brown for opening the school and allowing the staff to work many evenings during the past months . We also extend our appreciation to the teachers for allowing us to disrupt classes V ' ' ' fLl5?fMZiFY: fi ,- 'Q . asfesffzzf- . ..,,k I Q :illi Q ,-:,,A,,t, in order to obtain the pictures needed for this yearbook. But without you, the subscribers, no book could be considered a success. We hope you enjoyedthe 1966 Aquila as much as we have enjoyed serving our co-editorship. Very sincerely, A Larry Busdeker 2 Jolene Schuer man , ' .Q ww Autog rophs 9, .j, ,, jj. Xiu A , 3 ' A ,, C , i X V , 1. 1 1 , V 1 i , PI U -L I .. W, ., 5 vi. ff 4 -. U 4 ,, A ' f 1 f 1 ' 1 x 5 'Ti ' w 1 ...nun un-M co..-.W wywgw 021391403 O, WHZJ mm Q, mm MQQQAI fl 07,0642 9 iwza MQKEIWU . QM . 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