Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

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Awards, Speeches Mark Annual Dinner At its annual Scholastic Banquet on May 2, 1967, Eastwood High School honored its students in an evening devoted to scholastic recognition. After a dinner served by the Eastwood Band Boosters, Mr. Franklin Titkemeier took over as toastmaster. The music for the evening was provided by the junior ensemble. In the award presentations, Ed Coy and Alice Kah- lenberg received the I Dare You awards. Na- tional Honor Society members Ed Coy, Tye Hen- schen, Alice Kahlenberg, and Mark Schulte gave their impressions of the qualifications needed for this society. Barbara Fries was the recipient of the FTA scholar- ship award. This award is to be used for the pur- chase of her first semester books at college. Home Economics teacher, Mrs. Helen Coe, presented Linda Aufdencamp with the Betty Crocker Award, The guest speaker of the evening, Mr. James Gallo way, Director of Placement at BGSU, delivered the address. Students and faculty members await the time in which they must speak. Mr. James Galloway captured the attention of the audience with the address. Sic Sic Sez Left to right: Miriam Frobose, Dick Bruns, Mrs. Caroll Halley, Advisorg Debbie Grolle, Mariann Romaker, Larry Caudill.

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Top Scholors Honored AT Scholastic Bonquef ' .5 V Y FIRST ROW: B. Watkins, S. Cole, J. Schneider, mcief, M, C,3,rg111Qf, D, Hupfieh, D, Swartz, S. Snyder, J. Moore. M. Kuhlman. M. Bfilllwfr FOURTH ROW: G. Castillion, D. Fredrich, R. K. Seifert, K. Aufdencanip, C. Fredrich. SEC- Smith, D. Martinez, B. llannan, B. Metzger, D. OND ROW: S. Matlieny, D. Becker, J. Busdeker, Hupfich, A. Algxandef, 5. Liblyci D, lgfucggc- K. Oeisehlager, C. Burkholder, S. Meyer, K. mcigf, 1, One, 1, Martinez, N. Amos. FIFTH Ilascl, CI. Mengering, I.. Rolf, R. Gungwcr. THIRD ROW. K. Yargcr, p, Davis, A. Ixflcczill, M. WCS- ROW: li. Coy, M. WGSICFIUUS. R. ROIUOH, A- terhaus, O. Griefelt, R. Gross, T. Bockbradcr, M. Titkeineier, T. Hensehen, G. Brown, B. Brueggc- Lcsuey M. Brown, 5, 12011, f or x .,,,N K 4A Above: L. Aufdencamp receives Betty Crockcr Award. Center: K. I-lascl is given Citizenship award. Right: National Honor So- ciety members J. Busdckcr and S. Mathcny accept certificates.

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Varsity Trock Teom Sprints To New Records FIRST ROW: Mr. Gene French, Mr. Edison Barney, Franz, Fred Morelock, Mike Hannan. THIRD ROW: Coachesg Bill Mapes, Steve Firsdon, Ed Coy, Rob David Martinez, Jim Siefert, Gary Emch, Tom Wilson, Ted Bowlus, Kenny Michelsen, Mike Par- Donaldson, Lyle Schroeder, Charles Knott, Kevin rish. SECOND ROW: Dennis Snyder, Dave Vickers, Michelsen, Bruce Hannan, Larry Blausey. Ron Grolle, Gary Dennis, Steve Oberhouse, Bill 1967 VARSITY RECORD WE THEY 57 Cardinal Stritch 44 52 Anthony Wayne 75 93 Elmwood 34 60 Genoa 67 87 Lake 40 37 Maumee 90 53 Perrysburg 74 54 Springfield 73 67 1X2 Rossford 59 112 Lakota Invitational - - - - - Third Elmwood Relays - - - ---- Third Huron Relays ---- - - Eighteenth N, L, L, ----- ---- F ourth District ---- - - - Sixth As the league competition steadily grows tougher in all areas of sports, the track team of EHS con- tinues to put forth a fine record. Although the schedule shows a net 4-5 result, the effort put in at the meets merits a much finer record. Many individual and school records were broken as the relay teams, hurdlers, and runners sprinted to new heights. At the NLL league meet, the EHS thinclads placed a good fourth. Two third place positions were the result of the Lakota Invitational and the Elmwood Relays. ln District, a sixth place was captured.