Eastwood High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pemberville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1969 volume:

,,,w 'sig r V 1 r -3 1969 AQUILA Eastwood High School Pemherville, Ohio Volume XI Opening Editor - pp. 1-39 Curriculum Editor - pp. Classes Editor - pp. 40-77 CAROL MANDELL 78-135 KATHY OEHMKE DEBBIE GRIN ER Editor-in-Chief IANELLE SCHNEIDER Assistant Editor DEBBIE GROLLE Ir. High - Elementary Editor Table f Contents Student Photographer, Business pp. 136-176 Manager - pp. 177-207 2 ROSEANN KONESK Y DIANE BRINKER To Every Student . As we attempted to plan this yearbook, we scanned previous years annuals and a great many thoughts filled our minds. Those special phrases and tear arousing thoughts which we sometimes read, made us stop and think how quickly the years we have spent in school have gone. Thus, through the 1969 edition of the Aquila, we hope to instill in you, the reader, the idea to return to past memories and for one moment, remember the sad, happy, and surprising moments of your school days. The Sands of Time is the theme of this book, if not for unification, for stimulating your thoughts. We sincerely hope that every time you see this hourglass, the picture over which it Lies, or read the following quotation, you will have one pleasant memory of your days at EI-IS to recall. Take my hand, I'm a stranger in paradise, All lost in a wonderland, A stranger in paradise. Princes come, Princes go, An hour of pomp and show - they know' Princes come - and over the sands And over the sands of time - they go. Wise men come, Ever promising - the riddle of life to know, Wise men come, Ah, But over the sands, The silent sands of time - they go. 'H' For these reasons, we, the staff, would like to dedicate this, the 1969 Aguila, to you, the stu- dents of Eastwood, and to those students who, with the Sands of Time, have spent remembered days at EHS. To EVERY STUDENT, past and present, we dedi- cate the 1969 Aguila. I We Dedieate The 1969 quila. 'H' Words from the selection, The Sands of Time from KISMET were written by Robert Wright and George Forrest. A TIME FOR: ADMINISTRATIGN A v , 2 E , ' 1 f Eastwood High ohool . ' Eastwood High schooi I MR. DALLAS GARDNER, Superintendent pp ,pp MR. RICHARD LOWRIE High School Principal 6 MRS. ALICE LAHMAN, Secretary to Superintendent MRS. MILDA SANDER, High School Secretary Located at the Corner of Luckey and Sugar Ridge Roade . And Personnel MR. ART LOHRBACH MR. FRANK BROWN Mrs. Mary Kohring, High School Secretary Mrs. Marge Caris, Mrs. Mary Ruswinkle Mrs. Wilma Rife 7 Pemberville Building located on College Avenue has been ce since 1938. Mr, Paul Carpenter, Junior Hig Principal. h School The Pemberville Building Serves Both Junior High And Elementary Pupils Betty Long, secretary, Pember 11 Mziwt- 11, ,fm,rw-,f,,,.'1:m-,,mr,wMfwww. Mr. Iurdin Smith, Pemberville janitor, keeps things running smoothly. ,,,: .uf ,gi firbfi ,M Pemberville cooks, Mrs. Irma Recker, Mrs. Ruth Welling, and Mrs. Wilhelmine Westerhaus, keep the kitchen in order. LEFT: Mr. Harry Sanders fulfills a multitude of'duties at the Pemberville building. And These Are The Ones Who Tie Us Together l FIRST ROW: Darley Morlock, Andrew Brueggemeier, Walter Franz, Frank Brown, Troy Rodenberger. SECOND ROW: Ralph Eilert, Joseph Burkholder, Donald Johnson, Warren Krukemeyer, Glen Welling, Kenneth Bockbrader, Wayne Schutt. THIRD ROW: Modesta Brueggemeier. 9 Lemoyne Elementary And Those Who Make It Function Strong and majestic stands the Lemoyne elementary building on Route 20. Mrs. Betty Haas and Mrs. Helen Hagg, Lemoy cooks, satisfy the food needs of the children. I0 UC E Mrs. Jacqueline Shaffer serves as secretary in the Lemoyne school. Mr. Norman Boyd, Lemoyne engineer, tends to janitorial duties. Luckey Elementary chool Filling the position of secretary at the Luckey Building is Mrs. Audrey Shaffer. Luckey Elementary School, 'pictured here, is located on Krotzer Street. Custodian, Mr. Paul Leslie, puts forth a helping hand. LEFT: Pleasantly, Mrs. Garnet Ruswinkle and Mrs. Alice Mock greet the .pupils at lunch time. nion School - Small But Mighty 71 5 E oi ' , f . . 4-,H ,.:L'i15.' '93 'ffiGHf' ,,,,,.. K ' W H ' ' I ll ' f 5555? ' kiw i? 24' 'i :57 5H? -5:5' i f 3Si2?'.5 ' 'I ,, ,N A , , ., W5 , - X I , ' .,f::-fe' ff-2 1. 'f A .... '-- ,,- ..y,,mf- , V- -1- 'ff ' - K, u ' .- u , --'I 1- i.ffQi ' .- .., N. A1217 5 fV, ',.,, l.,yiff'fYk.:z1 B'V'W-M f .1 , , .,-,,:, :2,, ,1-:Mx ,,11,, ilf 1 1 .i.,1 .lQ, WVV- ,ry --,, K f'f'- 1 V ' 1 :-- --f:,,: , .:,,,:.., E, W'KW L in .l.. ' -V - ,, . H . . we ' - Z ' - 'Wf' ,H L I fi l - ,fVfT'FLff z,si if ra- Q:'w52-.? W' 11fTZ2'.IQQ'I7bflj 'rlmfrff im 4,2 i wmmiwwwf , M m fmmwMwmfwnt -1 Union School - Located on Dowling Road oo LQ it 'L' A i Secretary: MRS. HELEN WELLING Janitor: MR. HOWARD SCHROEDER. Absent for photo was Mr. Clontz, the other custodian for the Union Building. I2 Cook: MRS. VIOLET ROLLER ,X ,rf . .. M e r tr i Q Q , 'Q Q - st . :J ' Webster School Functions Smoothly In The Hands Of A Competent taff Webster,Elementary School is located on Route 23. Secretary of the Webster Building is Mrs. Ruth Brown. LEFT: Mr. Robert Beeker performs numerous important duties. Mrs. Margaret Krukemeyer, Mrs. Helen Mur- dock, and Mrs. Mary Nelson keep delicious aromas in the air. The year 1968 will long be remembered as a significant step in the educational program in the Eastwood School District. The Eastwood Board of Education re- mains aware that their prime purpose is to provide a rich educational expe- rience for all boys and girls in the dis- trict. With this purpose in mind, a proposal for a building program was presented to the electorate. Again, the citizens of Eastwood have demon- strated their respect for improved edu- cation and intellectual discipline. A great number of people responded to the educational needs in the district and worked unselfishly so that our youth could attend school in modern, well-equipped buildings. The board of education commends the Eastwood citizens who recognize that the only realistic solution to the many social and physical problems of today is a sound educational system. Today, we are faced with new problems that force a challenge to all citizens in Eastwood and in the state of Ohio. While we must continue to meet the educational and cultural needs of our youth, a growing concern is recognized in regard to the inequalities of oppor- tunities for the youth of this state. The board of education, the admin- istration, and faculty offer our sincer- est congratulations to the citizens of Eastwood for your forward educational attitude and your desire to provide the best for your children. We pledge to serve this community to the best of our ability and encourage all citizens to become more active participants in their schools. Eastwoodgs Board of Education Harold Siek, Marion Hasel, Thomas Davidson, Kenneth Henline Norman Swartz, George Brinker - President. Elementary Co-Ordinator DAN DONALDSON 3 me ur Competent taff - Left: MR. JOHN EAKEN Guidance Director B. S. - Ohio Northern U. M. of Ed. - Toledo U. Right: MRS. MARY ASMUS Spanish B.S. in Ed. - B.G.S.U. M. 0fEC1. -B.G.S.U. N Advises: Club Above: MRS. LILY BARUCKY Above: MR. GARY BIERLY English English, Earth Science B.S. -B.G.S.U. B.S. in Ed. -B.G.S.U. Advises: National Honor Society, Advises: Sophomore class, Head Junior class baseball coach, Freshman football coach EH Has Made Eight New i Above: MR. MARK DEERWESTER Vocal music B. S. in Ed. -' B.G.S.U. Advises: Arion Club, Ensembles, Swingin' E'z Left: MR. DALE BRUNING Below: MRS. IEANETTE CORNELL Athletic Director, Head Librarian, French History, Sociology B. S. in Ed. - Ohio State U. B.S. in Ed. - B.G.S.U. B. S. - Ohio State U. M.A. - B.G.S.U. Advfises: Student Librarians, Advises: Junior class, -TUHi0I C1885 Varsity basketball coach Below: MR. DOYCE FILIERE Biology B. S. in Ed. - B.G.,S.U. Advises: Freshman class Additions In This 1968-69 Year j S Above: MRS. MARGARET FILIERE Shorthand, Notehand, Typing B.A. - Mary Manse College Advises: Senior class Above: MR. DON GERKE Geometry B. S. - Capital U. M.A. - B.G.S.U. Advises: Student Council Left: MR. CALVIN FREUND History , Government B. S. in Ed. - Ohio Northern U. M. ofEd. - B.G.S.U. Advises: Senior class Left: MRS. VICKI GOLDSMITH English B. S. - B.G.S.U. M.A. ' B.G.S.U. Advises: F. T. A. Below: MRS. MARY HAGEMEYER Speech B. S. in Ed. - B.G. S.U. Advises: Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Aquila, Forensics ., Working Together, These Teachers Above: MR. CLARENCE HECKMAN Biology, Chemistry Above: MR. JAMES HASKINS B, S, in Ed - B,G, S,U, Vocational Agriculture Advises: Projectionists B. S. in Agri. - Ohio State U. Advises: F. F.A. , Key Club, Young and Adult Farmers Left: MRS. MARY KUHLMAN Above: MR. ADOLPH MADARAS Algebra I, Math Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing B. S. - B.G. S.U. B. S. in Ed. - B.G. S.U. Advises: Senior Literary Society, Freshman class S 10 Q,- .Q For Making ur Days Worthwhile Above: MR. THOMAS REITER Special Education B. S. - B. G.S.U. Advisesx Junior class, Key Club Above: MRS. ADELINE RIDENOUR Latin B. S. in Ed. - B.G. S.U. Advises: Latin Club, Sophomore class Left: MR- PAUL ROLF Above: Miss HELEN RoLFEs Physical Education, Health Algebra, Math Seminar B. S. ill Ed. ' B.G. S.U. B,A, - 'I'01ed0 U, M.A. -' Toledo U. Advises: Intramurals, Football coach, Wrestling Advisgsz Senior dass coach, Baseball coach We Thank The Faculty. Left: MRS. CLETUS SHEFFLER Latin l B. S. in Ed. - B.G. S.U. l Advises: Latin Club, Humanities n ,A 1 Above: MRS. JUDY TICKLE Above: MR. WARREN TICKLE ' Home Economics B. S. in Home EC Ed. L Iowa State U. I Advises: F.H.A. European History , Family Living B.A. in History Economics - Ohio Wesleyan U. Above: MR. JOSEPH STEARNS Chemistry, Physics, German B. S.- in Chem. - Heidelberg College Advises: Camera Club Above: MRS. PHYLLIS WOMBOLD Art B. of Fine Arts - B.G.S.U. Advises: Art Club, Sic Sic Sez ' 2I A TIME FOR: CURRICULUM 4 i v rv f 1 W If X , r f 4 Q51 ii l X5 - .1 li v ' , , ,- r Q 1 ' ,,. f v H Q iv 5, 'A 1 H . :Q f .. v I 'mfs-va are ,vi g il J ik Q asa Fi, . ww-fm-nf , QM, 2 A ef 'T , W K YA xi .31 H , J g, 1 Vikki ' 'W 5- gif' 4 A i if is ' 5 W' iggb is iw Q Q i Edin: L gg Ea, 3 ' l ' . 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Sociology, taught by Mr. Dale Bruning, discusses the problems of our so- ciety while family living discusses the pro- blems of the average family. This class is taught by Mr. Warren Tickle. Government, taught by Mr. Calvin Friend, talks about the procedures of the government of the United States. wh, .sn- LEFT: Panel discussion enables students to talk over world situations. ABOVE: S. Synder and T. Bockbrader study map r in government. 'ww ABOVE: K. Seifert and S. Matthews displayrchart in the study of food products. Journalism The first year of journalism is centered around learning the procedure of putting out the Eagle's Eye . These students help Journalism ll by typing addresses of the en- velopes in which the Eagle's Eyes are sent out. Journalism Il students are kept busy by pro- ducing the Eagles Eye. The members of this department write feature stories, edito- rials, and the latest news about what is hap- .pening at E. H. S. This year under the capable guidance of Mr. ABOVE: Journalism I class learn to assemble the Eagle's DCD1'1iS Recker. the E2lg16'S Eye Staff Sef1dS Eye , out newspapers twice monthly. LEFT: C. Robinson is V using the scope to E print headlines on the paper. ABOVE: K. Bockbrader, J. Pringle, T. Kirian, and K. Henline com pile one of the bi-monthly issues of the school paper, which everyone looks forward to receiving. RIGHT: K. Bockbrader prepares papers for mailing. Every family in the district receives a paper. Art Students Work With Their Hands In art class, the students are given the opportunity to enhance their ar- tistic ability. The basic fundamen- tals of sketching, painting, and ceramics are taught in the first years of art. In more advanced years of art, the projects become more difficult and the student's abilities are relied on more fully. Everyone has a certain degree of creativity, and in art, this creativity, is developed and revealed to one- self and others. J. Baker and L. Feasel work on their acrylic paintings. R. Hagg and D. Lowrie mold an animal out of clay. ABOVE: M. Webb and S. Henry work on their wire sculptures. Home Ee. Develops Domestic Talent RIGHT: M. Reid, B. Meyer, V. Morlock, and P. Schuma- cher take inventory of utensils in Home Ec. BELOW: Some of the culinary arts at being demonstrated by B. Beier and D. Barr. BELOW: C. Duquette and V. Morlock demonstrate the sewing skills gained in Tailoring. -- ...V -el...-fan.Wa,Aas..1as.12rs.:115221are5.2asxqsmnwaafaeeeysszi UI BELOW: S. Young and L. Feasel show some toys which small children are especially interested in, Inn- LL:-igdgn 1 Y . A..-.un ln the department of Home Economics offer- ed at Eastwood, such subdivisions as Interior Decorating, Nutrition, Tailoring, and Child Care exist in order to more fully fill the needs of students in each area. It is evident to the students at Eastwood that those girls enrolled in the Home Ec program are gaining a great deal of knowledge through the mouth watering odors which emerge from the door of this class. Tailored outfits which are displayed in the spring of the year are further proof of the gains of the pupils enrolled in the tailoring classes. Industrial Arts Is The Language Of Industry The basics of carpentry are taught in the industrial arts classes. With all the mate- rials and machinery close at hand, the stu- dents can make any of the various and use' ful projects they wish. ln mechanical drawing, the students learn much about planning and designing. Much of what is learned in both industrial arts and mechanical drawing is very useful in later life. ABOVE: J. Migliori adds the finishing touches to a checkerboard which he has constructed. LEFT: R. Beeker sands a cabinet, one of his industrial arts projects. chanical drawing classes is busy com- pleting their quota of drawings due at the end of the nine weeks LEFT: One of the me- Vo-Ag tudies Farming Techniques The boys enter a float in the Wood County Fair in 1968. Vocational Agriculture is a class which is for students who wish to make farming their vo- cation. They learn better farm ing methods and are given the opportunity to use,them on their own land. The proceeds which are obtained are sold for a pro- fit. Vo-ag is both an educa- tional and profitable course. l N 1 . D. Martin weighs a pig which is ready for sale. T. Henline and T. Fredrich examine a newly-purchased pig. S. Huss, T. Henline, W. Shiffert and M. Jacobs work on their renorts. This year's officers do a good job Driveijs Ed. Teaches Safe Driving Skills Driver's Education is one of the many new extracurricular cours- es which is presented to the students in Eastwood High School due to the passing of the new law in the state of Ohio. There are three different high school teachers who give up their time to instruct students. These trained instructors are Mr. Fred Koester, Mr. Gary Bierly, and Mr. Keith Neiderkohr. The Driver's Education class meets one night weekly during the second semester from 7:00 to 9:00. During this time, the class learns the many rules of driving safely. On some occa- sions the teacher will present movies to the class on how their lives can be affected by poor driving habits. Students will not have completed the course until summer when they will spend many hours in actual driv- ing situations, either behind the wheel themselves, or observing the driving of one of their class- mates. LEFT: Driver's Ed students gain practical knowledge applicable to a driving situation BELOW: Visual aids are an important part of the instruction. ABOVE: Mr. Bierly's students listen intently in his Monday eve- ning class. Three Years Gf Phys. Ed. Is 311 Credit P-..- ABOVE: Come on LuAnn, don't play pattycake with the basketball. Go get two points! ABOVE: Are you going to throw the ball or just stand there? LEFT: This must be the worst set of leg cramps our class has ever had! Physical education is one of the major re- quirements at Eastwood High School. The boys' phys. ed. classes are taught by Mr. Paul Rolf while the girls' classes are volley- ball, basketball, hockey, archery, and baseball. By teaching the students these things, Eastwood High School hopes to point out the importance of being physically fit. Going hand and hand with physical education is health. This course instructs the students to follow good health habits. This instruc- tion will enable the students to be better aware of the body and its treatments. LEFT: Freshman girls study the basic skills of good health. Music Department ounds With Melody ABOVE: Flutes have all eyes on the director. ABOVE: Beethoven wrote that? Both vocal and instrumental music make up the Music Department at Eastwood. These two subdivisions work as a single unit to pro- duce music for both the immediate area and those places requesting musical entertainment. The football half-time shows, the Christmas Concerts, the musical, and the annual Pops' Concert, as well as Contest all are activities participated in by members of band and cho- rus. ln addition, the Drill Corps and majo- rettes add colorful touches of precision to the Eastwood Department Entertainment. Students interested in extra-curricular mu- sic may take part in ensembles, Swingin' E'z, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Marching or Concert band, or Orchestra. .lg 3 3 ,r-, g:zgggjsgfz2p f:- 1 ,,: r H151-if se is - ,- K4 f ggi 2 v , l ,M 'X W fe , 4 ABOVE: Another of the sections which make up our mighty band, RIGHT: Sopranos are seen working on Contest 32 numbers. f-- 2 vi ii- mr,-. . . ' , ' ill, - fu N Q I 'L '11 ' , il 'fi -V ' Qs s p d ,JP wh ' J- Wi 'T inf' , .f 'pda I H ' f 'ii245:1,f7 , rss' i .srt 3' t NX y p I ,t ' K ,, 5 9 ' ' f , 1 ., ,V 'fflim NYE?I'3f35'N.fYf3f1Sf'155912. EfIiii?'.E2i25K1'f!1,2221:27ZlSS!E'Jll:f5:SEEr.1: - V' 1- f -A1121 I ' 4 f B' r it T . .- f ,- ' - ft tn-.we-'t 1' ABOVE: T. Bockbrader works to perfect his trumpeting abil ity in trumpet sectionals. Business Daily Becomes More Important ff '49 , Lmxjdf Students preparing to enter the business world need a firm back- ground in the techniques of busi- ness. Fundamental skills are em- phasized in business courses includ- ing Typing I and ll, Bookkeeping I and Il, shorthand, notehand, Journalism 1 and II, general busi- ness, and business law. Competent teachers work hard in an effort to turn out tomorrow's better business- men. me LEFT: Practice makes perfect for students in Typing II. BELOW: Future secretaries develop good shorthand skills. i ABOVE: D. Chamberlain receives advice from M.rs. Filiere. LEFT: Mr. Reed instructs his pu- pils in the fundamentals of business 33 The English And Foreign Language LEFT: German students work on a transla- tion. SOD. Language is the key to the world of commu- nication. At Eastwood the English and foreign Language departments work together to give each student a background of various cultures. ln German the students learn to read and write easy German. Students learn to speak with ease in front of audiences in speech and also to use better speech habits. Spanish students learn how to speak the lan- guage and learn about the customs of the people in Spain. BELOW: I. Enriquez tells the speech class about his teddy bear. LEFT: Spanish students listen intently to a class les- Spanish students listen to a recording. P x L Departments Are Very Effective By the end of one year, the French students are able to speak French fluently.and can carry on conversa- tions using what they have learned. In Latin the pupils study the struc- ture of the language and learn to recognize words from their Latin origin. The customs of ancient Rome are studied in detail. All through their high school years, the students are taught correct grammar and its usage. They are given the opportunity to put this grammar to use in various forms of creative writing. All of the above languages can prove E' to be very useful in later life. ABOVE: 'G. Emch and J. DOHHCII describe model of Parthenon to class. B. Lawler explains part of bulletin board in French. ABOVE: T. Speck and G. Emch examine an ancient Roman aqueduct. LEFT: Mrs. Goldsmith prepares a class discussion for World Literature. 35 Math, The Subject For The World Of Today J. Sanchez and R. Buchman illustrate a prob- lem in General Math. Students are intrigued by the unusual construction of geometrical figures. 36 R. Frobose points out the answer to interested on lookers. ln today's world there is the ever increasing need for more knowledge in math, therefore Eastwood gears its curriculum to help its stu- dents meet this need. Included in this cur- riculum are General Math I and Il, which is offered for those not intending to continue their education in college. For those stu- dents who intend to continue their education Algebra l and ll, trigonometry and geometry are offered. A special course, math seminar, is offered for those interested in still a high- er mathematics course. Boardwork is used as a method for checking homework. Discovering The Mysteries Of Today LEFT: The flow of electrons is demonstrated by C. Bockbrader and D. Huprich in Physics class. BELOW: Biology II students study the anat- omy of the human body. The Science Department helps the students to understand the everyday occurances in our environment. The study of the earth's composition and living organisms is en- countered in General Science and Biology I and II. The arrangements of compounds and mix- tures of elements are studied in Chemistry I and H. Physics consists of the study of forces and how they are applied to modern times. BELOW: D. Jewell and I. Martin discuss tooth structure in the Biology II class. - K'-hw ms Q-WR. r 37 Penta County Offers Many Penny Singleton, Mag Webb, Ida Glenn, and Vicki Singleton learn the skill of a Dietary Aide at Penta County. Roberta Grabenstetter makes use of her knowl- edge obtained in Cosmetology. Gary Mutchler shows his skill in drafting. Roxanne Carr arranges a Christmas centerpiece in her Horticulture class. RIGHT: Charlene Barr observes fellow student in Child Care Lab. Areas Of Specialized Training Working on a typing project in the field of High Skill Steno are Carol Williard and Terry Alvarez. l Eastwood Juniors Key Punch operation is one of the many skills A P developed by Lonnie Gambill in Data Processing. T CITI3 Theresa Alvarez it ' 1 y X-use X Charlene Barr f ..1,, fq rif P fr 'W Km Tim Bihn s.', T 2 - to M A M .rr. v af Nona Bishop tt,'r N :ia-.-., ..t,, , Charles Briggs 3 H 5' may ' Theresa Busler fu '.' A Q P ' Q P R 1 fa P R l L Q' .. W 44, I f.,, Sandy Carr Denny Cousino Lonnie Gambill lda Glenn Otto Greifelt Sherman McMan1s Bobbie Merritt Lucianne Miller Frank Morelock Erlin Moritz Gary Mutchler Nancy Price Gale Rife Mark Rowland Julie Rumer Patricia Schnetzler Penny Singleton Vickie Singleton Magdalene Webb Patricia Webb Linda Wheeler Carol Willard Mike Young A TIME FOR CLASSES 1 Y. -11 1 hc-Q vi,-1 1 + .lLLL.1...Q.f:-.g..,,,... ,g. h ,, ,V .,,.....,.4 wmv, ,,.,-Q-2,..-,w,,,1, ' X I 1 , , 3-I fi 1,1 1 ,I1 Intl, ' 14.1 -3 1 ,V 1 . 1 . K . L 1 1 , 1 111 lj?-1 '1 I . 1 3 ' 1 , . 1 ff ' E 1 1 1Q-fik 1. 1 H 1: - 1 21 1 ,1 1' .iv . I1 it 1 54 1: i' I IV Wg, 3, -1: AY: ,if V W Zi : 1 Q1 ' 5 I :1 ' . 'fr 1 H I 2 li 1 fl 1i 11 '1 J I1 Q! 1 My fi -1 ii ,, V 11 ff 11 I1 11 H ' 1-1 1 -H 1 11 17 K i.TTN,,.1.,.,-. ,W .,.. ,,.,,.. Wwfwgm, . - , 'xf' 1 12315 !j'3'i'5':f 1 ,-., 1.1, A ,, , .,x.'A',L1 1 -i-15-.g.ffgq15-3' 1 ' A -, - . 1113114 - ., 11 4 12.13.-211' ,, f 11 1 CHARLES BLAUSEY: Camera Club 3,45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 43 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Arion Club 4, Stage Crew 1,2,4g Mixed Chorus 4. KAREN BOCKBRADER: Newspaper Staff 4, Band 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. lg Musical 4. The Beginning Steps For Them ln Camera Club 3, 4 KATHRYN AUFDENCAMP: Student Council 4g F.H. A. 3, 4g Latin Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Forensics 35 Girls' State Delegate 35 Scholastic Team 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, W. C. A. S. C. 4. JANICE BAUMAN: Humanities 35 Latin Club 25 Student Council 1, 25 F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2g Political Science 3, Senior Literary Society 45 Arion Club 3, 4, Librarian 4g G. A. A. 1, Musical 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4g Swingin' E'z 3,4g Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Drill Corps 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Scholastic Team 1, 2: Girls' 3. State ARTHUR ALEXANDER Wrestling 1 2 3 4 Golf 1, 2, 3,45 Student Council 1 2 Projectionist 4 F.T.A. 3g Spanish Club 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Scholarship Team 2 SCOTT ALEXANDER Wrestling 1 F F A MARY ALVAREZ: Spanish Club 4 KARLA ARING: Senior Literary Society 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 2 'Sands Of Timew Were Those Of Elementary KEITH BOCKBRADER: Football 4. TOM BOCKBRADER: Projectionist 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Camera Club 2, 3,45 Key Club 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Arion Club 45 Musical 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. STEVE BOLT: Football 45 Basketball 1, 25 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Forensics 35 Key Club 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2. ROGER BOSTDORFF: Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Humanities 3. DIANE BRINKER: Humanities 25 Librarian 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3,45 .Aquila Staff 2, 3,45 Camera Club 2,3, 5 45 Political Science 35 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Musical 2, 3,45 Stage Crew 15 G. A. A. 15 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. MARILYN BRINKER: F. T. A. 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Aquila Staff 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 15 Pep Club 2. 35 Drill Corps 2, 3. THOMAS BROCKSHMIDT: JERRY BRUNS: Track 3,45 F.T.A. 45 Camera Club 1, 2,3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage Band 2, 3,45 Musical 3, 4. 43 THOMAS BUCHMAN: F. F. A. 3, 4. MARIE BUCHAN. Next Came Junior High DEBBIE BUSDEKER: Aquira 'Staff 2, 3,45 Band 1, 2: Stage Crew 3,43 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 1, 2.3. SCOTT CARPENTER: Spanish Club 3, 4g Forensics 45 Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 2, 3,4, Arion Club 4, Musical 1, 2,45 Ensemble 2g Swingin' E'z 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. ROXANNE CARR. DAVID CAUDILL: F. F. A. Horticulture Club 3, 4 SUSAN CAUGHEY: Basketball Attendant 2, Newspaper Staff 4g Band 1, 2: Ensemble 1, 4g Cheerleader 1g Mixed Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4. BILLIE CLARK: Office Worker 43 Aquila Staff 45 Pep Club 2. New Faces, New Places, New Goals! Scholarship Team 2. ROD COLLIER. ' DOROTHY CANTU. LINDA COY: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 23 Class Officer lg F.T. A. 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 23 Political Science 35 Humanities 3: Librarian 35 Office Worker 3,4g G.A.A. 45 Senior Liter- ary Society 4. GORDON DUNIPA CE. TERRY COGER: W.O. E. 3, 4. SANDRA COLE: Spanish Club 3,4g Band 1, 2,35 SHIRLEY COBB: Librarian 2, 4, Latin Club 2 German Club 4g Ensemble 1,29 Pep Club 2. LAURA COCHRAN: Office Worker 2, 3,4g F 3, Latin Club 3, Art Club 2, Stage Crew 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Scorekeeper 3, 4 As Freshmen, They Accepted New Responsibilitiel CAROLYN DUQUETTE: Spanish Club 45 Art Club 4. 4 FRED EDENS: Band 1.2.3- DENNIS EISENHOUR: Football 1,2,3,4, wrest- ling 25 Class Officer 25 Key Club 3, 45 Musical 1, 25 Stage Crew 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD ERNSTHAUSEN: Projectlonlst 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. LAUREL EVANS: Home 'Economics Club 4. LINDA FIRSDON: F. T.A. 2,3,45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Camera Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus 2. TIMOTHY FOGLE: Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Basa- ball 4. CAROL FREDRICH: Humanities 2g F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Camera Club 2,35 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Musical 45 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Scholarship Team 1, 25 Girls' State Alternate 3. With Enthusiasm And Excited Resignation GARY FRIES: Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 35 Foot- ball 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 35 Track 35 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Pro- jectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Humanities 35 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 35 W.C. A.S.C. ROBERTA GRABENSTETTER. DONALD GREULICH: Football 15 Stage Crew 2 3,45 Projectionist 2, 3,45 Camera Club 3, 45 Musical 2 DEBORAH GRINER. Basketball Attendant 3, Stu dent Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Worker 45 Aquila Staff 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Arion Club 3,5 Ensemble 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. RANDALL GROSS: Football 35 Humanities 25 Projectionist 1,2, 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Latin Club 2, 35 Aquila Staff 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Arion Club 45 Musical 3, 45 Swingin' Ez 45 Stage Crew 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,4. JANE GROVER. SANDY HAAR: Art Club 45 G. A. A. 1. I In The Next Few Years, Extracurricular Activities RICHARD HAGG: Forensics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Political Science 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Arion Club 3, 4, Musical 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 1,2, Swingin' E'z 2,3,4, Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, 4. KENNETH HAMEN: Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1.2, 3,4, Latin Club 2, Projection- ist 2, 3,4, Key Club 3, 4, Senior Literary Society 4, Boys' State Delegate 3. JOHN HANELY: F.F.A. 4: Band 1, 2,3,4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 4. BRUCE l-IANNAN: Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, Golf 4, Class Officer 3, F.T. A. 2,3, Humanities 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, Aquila Staff 4, Key Club 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Forensics 4, Stage Crew 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Scholarship Team 1,2, Art Club 3, Projectionist 4. CHARLES HEERMEIER: Wrestling 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 3, Forensics 3, 4, Senior Literary Society 4, Musical 2, Stage Crew 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 4. DENIS HELM: Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, Student Council 2, 4, Projectionist 4, Spanish Club 3, Camera Club 4, Key Club 3, 4, Senior Literary Society 4, Stage Crew 4. KAREN HENLINE: Newspaper Staff 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Drill Corps 2, 3. THOMAS HENLINE: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. layed An Important Role In The Steps Of Time DENNIS LAHEY. SHARON LAMB: TERESA KIRIAN: Librarian 35 Office Worker 3: Newspaper Staff 4: Camera Club 3g G.A. A. 4g Pep Club 2, 3. DOUGLAS KNITZ.. Student Council 45 C.O. E. 4 A JACK LAWLER: Band 4g Stage Crew 45 Senior Literary Society 45 National Honor Society 4. MICHAEL LESLIE: Baseball 3, 4g Boys' State 3 Scholarship Team 2. ELLYN LOFTON. CARL DOHRBACH: F. F. A. 1. 2, 3, 4. At Last, Seniors, They Take The Last Step Ant Team 1, 2. SUSAN MATTHEWS: Football Attendant 2, 45 Student Council 2, 3,45 Librarian 15 F.T. A. 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Aquila Staff 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Musical 35 G. A. A. 3, 45 Pep Club 15 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 W.C.A.S. C. 45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Office worker 4. ' BRUCE MCLEAN. MARK MARTEN: Wrestling 15 F. F. A. 1,3,45 IRENE MARTINEZ: Librarian 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Arion Club 3, 45 Musical 3, 45 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Swingin' E'z 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A. 15 Scholarship DOUGLAS LOSEY: Football 1,2,3, 45 Track 3, 4 Key Club 3,45 Band 1,25 Stage Band 1, 25 Musi- cal 15 Stage Crew 2,4. MARY JO LOWRIE: Class Officer 1, 2,3, 45 Humanities 25 Librarian 45 F. T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2,35 Aquila Staff 45 Camera Club 1, 25 Forensics 3, 45 Political Science 35 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 25 Musical 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Girls' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 4. MARY LOU LOWRIE: Girls' Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 3. CAROLYN MARSHALL: Librarian 45 Spanish Club 4. imultaneously Move Forward Onto Their Own Goals SALLY MEDER: Aquila Staff 3,45 Office Worker 2, 3, 45 Musical 25 Cheerleader 1, 2,35 Home- coming Queen 45 Student Council 3, 45 W. C.A. S. C. 45 Senior Literary Society 45 G. A. A. 4. ELAINE MELCHER: Aquila Staff 2,35 Arion Club 3, 45 Ensemble 1, 2,35 Swingin' E'z 2, 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 G. A. A. 15 Pep Club 2: C. O. E. 4: C. O. E. C. O. 4. TIMOTHY MEYER: Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Golf 2,3,45 Arion Club 45 Musical 45 Stage Crew 2, 35 Swingin' E'z 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4. DAVID MICHEL: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 35 Golf 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Projection- ist 1, 2, 3,45 F.T. A. 35 latin Club 25 Key Club 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Stage Crew 45 Boys' State Delegate 3. ' TERRY MICHEL: Baseball 2, 3, 4. Club 4. JOHN MIGLIORI Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,45 Track 1, 2, 35 Class Officer 45 Key RICHQ MILLER: Football 15 Baseball 1, 2,3, DENNIS MOCK: Football 25 Basketball 1, 2,3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 F.T. A. 35 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 3, 4. Because They Have Served As Leaders ln ehool MERLIN MOENTER: F. F. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew 4. FRED Montocxr Track 25 v. 1. c.A. 4. Art Club 4. V. I. C. A. 4. VICKI MORDOCK: G. A. A. 1: Spamsh Club 3. 4: DARCY MOTTMILLER. Football 1, Wrestling 3, Art Club 35 Swingin' E'z 35 Mixed Chorus 35 JOHN NELSON: Football 1,45 Baseball 1, 2,3, 45 F.T. A. 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Key Club 3, 45 Stage Crew 4. JANE OBROCK: Newspaper Staff 45 G. A. A. 1. 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Drill Corps 2, 3: C.O. B. 4. KATHY OEHMKE: Football Attendant 35 Class Officer 45 Student Council 35 F.T. A. 45 Aquila Staff 45 Forensics 3, 45 Stage Band Vocalist 3, 45 Arion Club 3, 45 Musical 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Swingin' E'z 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45 G. A. A. 45 Drill Corps 2, 3, 4. KAYE OELSCHLAGER: Spanish Club 3, 45 Arion Club 3, 45 Musical 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Swingin' E'z 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate 3. They Are Readil Prepared To Take Leading Roles In Society JANET PRINGLE: Newspaper Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Pep Club 25 Drill Corps 15 Baseball Scorekeeper 45 Musical 2. EDWARD RLFE. JEFF ROBERTS: Track 3, Art Club 3,45 Musical l 3 I . l l CONNIE ROBINSON: F. T. A. 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Musical 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Mixed Chorus 25 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. MARIANN ROMAKER: Football Attendant 15 F.T. A. 2, 35 Aquila Staff 45 Art Club 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 35 Ensemble 3,45 Girls' Chorus 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 G.A.A. 45 Sic Sic Sez 2, 45 Drill Corps 1. DAVID REARDON CRAIG REED: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 15 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Humanities 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Camera Club 35 Senior Literary Society 45 Scholarship Team 1. DARIA REED: Bowling 1, 2,3,45 Art Club 3, 45 librarian 2, 45 Office Worker 35 Aquila Staff 3 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Majorette 3, 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Pompon Girl 1, 25 Drill Corps 1, 2. Whether These Seniors Progress They Will Serve To The Best Of Their V. I. C. A. 4. STEVE RUCH. V. I. C.jX. 4. ZEDDA RUSH: Librarian 4, Forensics 35 Senior Literary Society 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4g Girls' Stage Band 4, Musical 43 Ensemble 15 Pep Club 2. STEVE ROTHENBUI-ILER F F A 4 German Club 3: Camera Club 3 RONALD ROWLAND Football 2 Art Club 3 ,MICHAEL SATTLER. F.T. A. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Band 2,3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 4. JAMES SCHERF: Football 49 Golf 4. RANDY SCHLING. IANELLE SCHNEIDER: Cheerleader 1, Class Officer 1, 2, Librarian 2g Office Worker 4, P.T. 2, 3,45 Latin Club 2, 3, Aquila Staff 2, 3,43 Forensics 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 4g Arion Club 3, 49 Musical 2, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4g Swingin' E'z 4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 W. C. A. S. C. Officer 4g Scholarship Team 25 Honor Society 2, 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3. KAREN SEIFERT F T A 2,3,45 Aquila Staff 4 Senior Literary Society 45 Stage Crew 25 Pep Club 2 3 4 Drill Corps 2 3. ROGER SERGENT Football 45 Basketball 1, 25 To Major Or Minor Steps ln Life, Ability Because They Are Willing, ARNOLD SMITH: Projectionist 25 Spanish Club 3 IACQUELINE SMITH: Pep Club 2, 3. RALEIGH SMITH: Golf 1, 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Humanities 2, 35 Key Club 3, 45 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 2-, 3, 45 Latin Club 25 Aquila Staff 35 Camera Club 35 Forensics 1, 25 Political Science 35 Arion Club 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 Swingin' E'z 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Scholarship Team 1, 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. DENNIS SNYDER: Football 1, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. And Finally, The Goals Of This Present Senior RUSSEL SNYDER: Football 15 Track 2, 35 Pro- jectionist 4. SANDY SNYDER: Class Officer 35 F.T. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Humanities 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Senior Literary Society 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Stage Band 45 Musical 1, 2, 35 F. F. A. Sweetheart 35 Scholarship Team 1, 25 National Honor Society 2, 3, 4. TERRY SNYDER: Football 15 Basketball 25 Class Officer 45 Camera Club 45 Projectionist 35 Key Club 3,45 Senior Literary Society 45 Scholarship Team 2. ELAINE STEWART: Humanities 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Office Worker 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Stage Crew 45 G.A. A. 1,25 Scholarship Team 1. KEVIN SULLIVAN. Projectionist 3, 4. LARRY SWARTZ.. DIANA TAULKER: Student Council 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 25 Data Processing Club 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1. JAMES TEACHOUT . Class Become Their Future ln The 'Sands Of Timef, PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE OF: BARBARA CLARK. DANIEL DISMUKE: Football 4. DEBORAH ROBINSON: Child Care 4. MARY THATCHER5 Librarian 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Musical 25 Ensemble 1,35 G.A. A. 1. ALAN TITKEMEIER: Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Wrest- ling 1,25 Track 3,45 Key Club 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Stage Crew 4. ROGER WEBER: Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Aquila staff 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 2, 3, 45 Forensics 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Senior Literary Society 45 Musi- cal 1,2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2. DENNIS WEGMAN: Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Wrestling 45 Track 3, 4. CALVIN WHITAKER: Basketball 1, 2,35 Football SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: f'I'OP TO BOTTOMD T. Snyder - President J. Migliori - V. President K. Oehmke - Secretary M. Lowrie - Treasurer 57 Highlights Gf The 1969 f f ,, rs .ws F fi is ' 1 V If 1 yd ta y F if M sf f i ' f Z . 1 ,.., 'fi' . . , X W '34 i 5 Q w Seniors S. Matthews and T. Kirian LEFT: D. Losey as he will re- member his 1968-69 football season. i l initiate Freshman GAA members. 5 awe 4 W 1 E i S, s . The real Tim Foglel D. Griner and B. Clark working their hardest in the office. A Alexander brushes up OH h1S back work BELOW: The arrival of Senior Pictures make for long hours of waiting in line. Senior Volleyball team, M. Brinker, J. Schneider, S. Matthews, D. Reed, T. Kirian, and L. Coy line up for a victory. LEFT: R. Hagg gives humor to a pep session by his original skit. Graduating Class W, LEFT: S. Bolt is chosen to be a guinea pig for the General Motors demonstration which was given early in the year. T . M . Vp L Vyg.. ii ABOVE: K. Hamen is seen being made 'D r'i. +3 up by A. Titkemeier as a part of their speech class drama unit. .g LEFT: G. Fries and J. Migliori being ho- g 3 F nored as Eagles of the Week . L. Firsdon caught in the act of being herself. QAC- tually the photographer doesn't know what she was ' doing. J C. Reed and his flying suitcase. Seen above are D. Busdeker, J. Obrockj D. Reed, and D. Taulker exchanging senior pictures, only a short year ago. The typical R. Weber - attempting to read Government upside down. Junior Officers Head The Prom i LEFT TO RIGHT: Ray Beck - Vice-President Sharon Meyer - Secretary Joseph Patterson - Treasurer Joseph Motter - President Marilyn Abke Brenda Adams Tom Appelhans Carol Babcock Ray Beck Rick Beeker I Rick Bloomfield i Connie Bockbrader Larry Bockbrader Janet Borcherding i 4 Jeanne Bowlus Nina Broka Connie Brolhost Michael Brown Dennis Brueggemeier Carol Burkholder Gilda Castillian Denise Chamberlain Diana Dauer Joanne Dean nd Contribute To Extracurricular Activities I F F Luidhart helps in the success of the Eastwood Eagles. Lana Dennis Daniel Derr Kathleen Deuble Philip Donaldson Rick Donnell Mary Ellen Ehmke Junior girls await for the classes to start Jesse Enriquez Lorrain Feasel Patricia Finn Daniel F orbess Rick Freeman Martha Frobose Roberta Gangwer Patricia Gardner Ruth Gerke They Give Up Their Role As Underelassme Nicky Gossett Duane Gottschalk Debbie Grolle Cheryl Grover John Gurtzweiler Keith Hamen Laura Hansen Mary Ann Harmeyer Barbara Hasel Robert Helm Timothy Henline Dennis Hiser Daniel Huprich Stephen Huss Rebecca Hyatt Debra Jacobs Mike Jacobs Sue Jacobs Debbie Jewel William Johnson LEFT: Junior Pep Week decorations were based on the world of comics. BELOW: The Junior Girls' Ensemble entertains the crowd. Next Year And Take The Responsibilities Of Seniors Ken Kruse Becky Jo Lenke Scott Libbe Dana Long David Lowry John Lowry Ken Luidhardt Carol Mandell Christy Marsh Dan Martin Jack Marten David Martinez Arle Metcalf Sharon Meyer Kevin Michelsen Cathy Moore Connie Jones John Kahlenberg Patricia Karns Rebecca Kirian Mary Klag Roseann Konesky Mark Krift Carole Kriston Karen Krupp By Participating In Various Activities, S. Meyers an at 7 d B, Hglm discuss the Eagles Eye--i The juniors contribute to school pep Judy Moore Sharon Mortiz Joe Motter Dallas Oberdick Gayle Otte Jim Otte Dawn Parrish Joe Patterson Jane Puse Jack Recker Ed Rodgers Linda Rolf Norm Romaker Chuck Rupp Oscar Sanchea D. Losey escorts the junior basket- ball attendant, B. Kirian. B. Lenke and D. Chamberlain pay for their clumsiness ,A Juniors Broaden Their Interests Mark Westerhaus Susan Wilson Thomas Wohltman Sharon Young Susan Sanchez Beth Schramm Pamela Schroeder Debbie Shaffer Jeanette Shaffer Walter Shiffert Alan Smith Ann Snyder Cheryl Snyder Randy Storms Terry Thompson Betsy Tucker Betty Vestal David Vicker Vicki Wagner ABSENTEES: BELOW: Jeanne Bowlus Lonnie Caudill David Hatas Marilyn Wachter BELOW: Junior J. Enriquez gives pep talk at pep session. ABOVE: participate in musical Juniors represents the juniors at Football Homecoming Sophomores Plan Ahead By LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Beck - Secretary Janet Metzger - Treasurer ponsori Terry Eisenhour - President Pat Cochran - Vice-President Mike Alvarez Mary Lou Aring David Atkin Pat Aufdencamp Jim Baker Larry Barnes Bert Bayes Karen Beck Donna Black Madonna Blevins James Bockbrader Melissa Bockbrader John Bocherding Irene Bourdeon Ken Bostdorff The Good Earthn to Raise Funds for the Prom ABOVE: R. Welling defends the honor of King Arthur 's Court. Patti Ehrnke Frank Foster Gloria Enriquez Robin Evans Robin Fincher Michael Firsdon Phillip Braucksieck David Brinker Janell Brinker Io Anna Brough Steven Bushman Barbara Carpenter Pat Cochran Sharon Cole Jennie Cousino Janet Close Judy Craig Ardel Dalgleish Terry Dennis David Downey Rodney Duty tudies And Activities Reserve Cheerleaders raise enthusiasm at Eagle's Homecoming. LEFT: Ardel Dalgleish Jane Swartz RIGHT: Jennie Cousi- no represents class as an attractive attendent. Fill The Terry Fredrich Christine FritZ Robert Frobose Joseph Glanzman Sylvia Gloria Kenneth Greulich Donald Grover James Hagemeyer Janis Hagemeyer Glenn Hall Pamela Hankey Theodore Hansen Craig Heffelfinger Marcia Henline Catherine Henry Beth Henschen George Hileman William Hoelter Linda Hoodlebrink Cynthia Hudson Donna Huffman Linda Hutchinson Marilyn Johnson Kevan Joseph Theodore Kanke Df Industrious Sophomores Charles Kirkbride Craig Kleine Debra Koch Joseph Kriston Kevin Lahey Dennis Lamb Rebecca Lawler Nancy Leslie Elizabeth Litle David Losey Joseph Machefski Carol Marsh Vivian Marshall Daniel Martinez Christi McDole Sy-lvia Mendez Janet Metzger Richard Meyer Kathy Michel Diana Miller Susan Miller Donald Mitchell Lorraine Moritz Thomas Nagy In Preparation For The Prom Thew Darla Niggemyer Randall Knitz Wilma Nve Kathleen Oakley Edwin Oberhouse James Opelt Pamela Philo Robert Plouck Linda Restemeyer Paul Rollo Melissa Sattler Linda Scherf Thomas Schmeltz Patricia Schivelbein Stephanie Schramm Terry Smith Deborah Snyder Nancy Storms Bruce Strawman Christy Schulte Dennis Sullivan Susanne Schumacher Carol Shaffer Susan Shaffer Susan Simpson Karen Smith Will Sponsor ln 19 0, Two Bake Sales Were Held. .lane Swartz Kay Swartz i i Tony Vavrick Cindy Vestal l Mary Webb Pat Webb Marilyn Weddell Gary Wieland l l Beth Welling Roger Welling Jack Witte Joyce Wohn Susan Woodruff Ed Wozniak Janice Young Keith Zellin Michael Thornton Tom Titkemeier Linda Vetter Bill Wachter J. Close represents class at Football Homecoming 7I 4 72' Freshmen Begin High School Career LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Kuhlman - Treasurer Jeanne Abke - Vice President Jeff Simpson - President Betty Lowrie - Secretary Jeanne Abke Lou Ann Adams John Alvarez Lupe Alvarez Robin Barber Diane Barr James Beck Beverly Beier James Bennett Linda Blausey Barbara Bockbrader Tina Bolt Carlton Brinker Donald Brockschmidt Deborah Brown Rita Brueggemeier y Winning Candy Sale Annette Forbess Thomas Ford RIGHT: Freshman eager to sell candy for Hahn- Geldin Memorial Fund. Evelyn Buchan Patricia Buchan Roseann Buchman Judy Burkholder Susan Busdeker Kathleen Cajka Gene Carr Linda Caudill Kim Cochran Sheila Cole Cheryl Davidson Jeffery Davis James Dennis Jay Dierker Gloria Dismuke James Donnell Ray Echelbarger John Eisenhour Galen Emch John Enriquez Tim Ernsthausen Paul Essinger Robin Evans Charles Fincher Beth Firsdon Sherry Henry Jerome Hewitt Martha Hileman Dennis Huprich George Jacobsen William Jacobsen Susan Karns Wanda Kazmaier Paul Kemner LuAnn King Jeffrey Kirkbride Jane Kneller Pamela Knepper Diane Kohring Diane Kriston Marsha Krupp Larry Kruse Kathleen Kuhlman Terry Lahman Craig Landwehr The Largest Class At EHS Shelley Freeman Debra Fritz Kathy Geisbuhler Suzanne Gerwin Jeffery Gottschalk Diana Gray Steve Grolle David Grover Jayne Gullufsen Karen Hale Gaylene Hamen James Hamen Jeanne Hardy Joan Harmon Daniel Hatas There Are 155 Freshmen. Cindy Muir Robert Neal Gary Nelson Gayle Otte John Otte Dale Pertner Kathy Phillips Margaret Pratt Kenneth Rahe Rick Rahe Debra Lenke Charles Long Morey Loomis Marcia Losey Betty Lowrie Anne Madaras Gary Marten Robert Marsh Tom Marsh Cindy Matthews Daniel McCluskey Ronald McCormick James McKee Linda Mentink Barbara Meyer Paula Miller William Miller Mary Mock Elaine Moenter Sue Moore Wanda Ratliff Myrna Redieck Linda Richcreef Lora Rife Freshmen Show Pep Throughout Year Fred Rist Helen Rolf Ronald Rolf Daniel Root Cynthia Ruch Linda Russel Janie Sanchez Rene Sattler Vicki Schling LEFT: Freshman try for pep trophy at pep session. Brenda Thatcher Lou Ann Vestal Steven Vickers William Wauford Robert Schmeltz Paula Schroeder Mark Schulte Jane Schutt Sandra Shaffer David Sheldrick Thomas Sieving Jeffery Simpson Gregory Smith Janice Snyder Lynn Speck Terry Speck Linda Spangler Susan Stein David Sybert By Winning Pep Trophy Several Times Special Education I qiuonry Rhonda Whitaker Stephen Young RIGHT: Riding the bus is a time to converse with friends. LEFT: Freshmen prepare for busy day. RIGHT: S. Henry, fresh- man attendant, rides in splendor. Donald Barr Grace Bowen James Dobson Glenn Evans Richard Evans Jeffrey Frost Charlotte Knott Donald Reid Mary Reid A TIIVIE FOR ACTIVITIES . , if ' af ,wrgj P The Proper Study Of Mankind Ts Man . . . Therefore, The HUIHQHITICS E 'TU .L'77h'L ' ' m 1 Q A T I f, Y 1 3 5 T 5 7 2 A IL 4 I at 'W an U ' 21 L, f ,1 m .. V' , - 1 mj -1 Z , F291 A-'1-GJ 4 I Qi' , Al 'll W , 1. I. Otte 1.3. C. Henry 2. IK. Watkins 14. L. Vetter 3. S. Libbe 15. C. Huffman 4. R. Donnell 16. Mrs. Sheffle 5. R. Beck 17. J. Puse 6. C. Bockbrad 18. C. Bab k 7. M. Abke 19. L. Beek 8. S. Jacobs 20. P. Karns 9. M. Westerhau 21. R. Gerke 10. E. Stewart 11. I. Hageme 12. J. Metzger yer 22. S. Meyer 23. K. Beck 5 Senior Literary Society Then the house Mrs. Kuh1man's - First the road sign E 6 FIRST ROW: ABSENT: 1. T. Bockbrader 2. 1. Schneider 3. R. Weber 4. C. Heermeier 5. J. Lawler 6. Mrs. Kuhlman, advisor 7. I. Martinez 8. I. Bruns 8 q 9. D. Brinker pq 5 3 1 -J VX Aring Bauman Bolt Coy Fredrich Lowrie Matthews Michel Reed Rush Seifert Snyder Snyder Here we are! Die Germanisehe Gesellschaft Mr. Stems, Advisor 5. K. Hamen S. Cobb 6. L. Rolf M. Abke 7. C. Burkholder R. G k 191 1 v 0 45 .P.Q.R. Studies Latin Traditions FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: D. Vickers K. Smith Mrs. Sheffler, R. Gangwer I. Brinker Advisor L. Beeker P. Cocharn L. Scherf M. Westerhaus J. Close S. Schramm C. Kriston C. Kleine FOURTH ROW: P. Ehmke C. Kiurkbride C. Henry C. Vestal K. Michel C. Shulte C. Niandell M. Krift C. Babcock T' Vavnk K. Beck FIFTH ROW: L' rigidum M. Aring B. Litle S' Meyer D. Shaffer S. Bushman ' , Mrs. Rldenour J. Hagameyer B. Hyatt Advisor L. Vetter B. Kirian J. Young D. Brueggemeier B. Henschen I. Borcherding I. Puse D. Brinker D. Huffman C, Jones D. Snyder A. Snyder P. Karns D. Forbess K. Aufdenc amp B. Hannan Spring-Time Goal Of Los Conquistadgfes Z' GIESEESE I. Nelson 3. K. Oelschalger M' Bunker 4. M. Alvarez L M.a1-tmez 5. V. Morelock L' Flrsdon 6. C. Duquette I' Bourdeon 7. s. Cole I' Bowlus 8. A. Alexander N' Broke? 9. S. Carpenter D' Martmez I. Cra1g 10. S. Sanchez 11. . Brinker Mrs. Asmus, Advisor , r 9 Arion Club Appreciates Fine Music Mr. Deerwester, Advisor Bockbrader Gross Oelschalger Wilson Gerke Bockbrader Frobose Burkh older Karns Meyer Baum an Oehmke Shaffer Hasel Abke Martinez Bockbrader Smith Schneider Blausey Vickers Carpenter Ha gg Hamen ri n, ,tt St.,.b 9 23 A if xXm C15 x . X I QA f v ferfq i gx I X y ff Y.. if Y? Je Q'Pest Huntw Is Project Of F.F.A. 3 f ..fm,ffg , . . f o? u 3- 0 I4 Mr. Haskins, Advisor C. Reed W. Shiffert D. Ernsthausen T. Henline C. Lohrbach S. Huss S. Alexander K. Kruse I. Hanely I. Recker D. Barr R. Duty D. McC1usky K. Greulich M. Moenter K. Luidhardr M. Jacobs J. Dierker M. Marten M. Firsdon G. Marten D. Marten S. Rothenbuhler J. Machefski T. Buchman K. Joseph K. Zellin C. Brinker T. Fredrich J. Dobson R. Meyer C . Heerm eier FHA Masters Homemaking Skills K. Swartz P. Hankey S. Stein B. Beier D. Gray L. Rife R. Brueggemeier B. Carpenter B. Meyer S. Schumaker M. Mock N. Storms L. Hutchinson P. Weddell B. Schramm Mrs. Tickle, Advisor D. Miller L. Hoodlebrink L. Hudson J. Hardy E. Stewart B. Tucker S. Jacobs J. Borcherding C. Shaffer L. Richcreek A. Forbess L. Spengler 29. M. Heilrnan 30. L. Speck 31. L. Vestal 32. D. Fritz 33. L. King 34. K. Deuble 35. I. Wohn 36. D. Koch 37. A. Snyder 38. K. Aufdencamp 39. P. Aufdencamp 31 113171000 HIGH smgonl , ,. ,,...t 9 'I no Il t5 I 1 3 i 4 5 5 ,f ' 'if 34 43 31 1 ', 11 so at 5 ' I0 H 1' ' 1 7 . '-'Y Lfxlx 87 Future Teachers Study Teaching Techniques S. Matthews D. Huffman I. Hagemeyer L. Vetter IG. Henry M. Sattler D. Snyder K. Beck J. Schneider Sa Wilson K. Seifert M. Sattler R. Gross T. Bockbrader R. Smith I. Bruns J. Nelson M. Westerhaus B. Hannan K. Oehmke Mrs. Goldsmith, D. Brinker M. Lowrie G. Hamen C. Matthews S. Snyder P. Karns R. Gangwer 29. I. Bauman 38. S. Gerwin 30. C. Burkholder 39. M Abke 31. R. Konesky 40. C. Bockbrader 32. L. Beeker 41. M Brinker 33. S. Buchman 42. M Bockbrader 34. S. Meyer 43. L. Firsdon 35. S. Karns 44. D. Koch 36. H. Rolf 45. L. Rolf 37. S. Moore 46. L. Blausey 9 I 'G r 31 'ID 4 ,, 3, 11 Ad ' visor Ib U I, H, 20 K0 v A S Y 9. 3 i 4. 1 'I The Loquocious Ones . . . 1. B. Hannan 2. C. Heermeier 3. C. Jones 4. I. Bruns X 'E 5. M. Hagemeyer, Advisor I 1 6. K. Oehmke 3 3 '4 5 1 7. R. Weber 8. S. Carpenter 5 9. B. Hyatt ' 10. C. Kriston 11. S. Snyder 1 8 I0 5 . 13 lq 12. R. Hagg Y ' F 13. M. Lowrie , U 1 14. K. Sullivan D. ' j 15. R. Gangwer X5 A 16. J. Schneider H 17. P. Karns 1 1 18. L. Firsdon K7 1 n ' iQ ig 15 X... . Forensics. Camera Club Flicks The Astron 1. D. Greulich 2. R. Gross 3. R. Freeman 4. I. Motter 5. T. Synder 6. S. Meyer 7. J. Dean 8. Mr. Stearns, A 9. I. Moore 10. R. Beck 11. B. Helm 12. C. Blausey 13. I. Bruns 14. T. Bockbrader 15. A. Synder 16. C. Jones 17. L. Beeker 18. P. Karns 19. D. Brinker 20. S. Libbe 21. L. Firsdon 22. D. Griner 23. R. Weber 24. R. Storms 25. D. Ernsrhausen 26. J. Bocherding 90 benke Huss Henry Brueggemeier Donnell Brinker Oberdick Hagemeyer Bowlus Henline Grolle Rogers Donnell Creativity Is Developed In Art Club Mrs. Wombold, Advisor L. Hansen S. Henry A H B. Tucker 21 15 11 8 J. McKee ia J. Roberts U q lg D. Reed 11 H is Q 'I ll. I1 5 J. Bruns B. Kirian M. Romaker li D. Gottschalk G. OEIS Q 3 J. Metzger R. Duty K T. Dennis L. Dennis C. Snyder A. Schramm D. Miller S. Haar l C . Duquette V. Morelock Super-Spirit, Is Our Goal . . ZW P 4 T 6' fiiffiif am nl K W H . Pep Club S. Sanchez M. Henline S. Simpson A. Dalgleish T. Bolt R. Buchman D. Kriston M. Krupp B. Hasel M. Klag N. Broka A. Forbess I. Hardy B. Henchen M. Aring S. Woodruff P. Cochran J. Shaffer J. Borcherding C. Vestal L. Spangler Mrs. Hagemeyer, K. Michel D. Niggemeyer I. Swartz 26. B. Welling 27. I. Dean 28. P. Knepper 29. M. Losey 30. L. Vestal 31. S. Buchman 32. I. Cousino 33. A. Snyder 34. P. Ehmke 35. R. Konesky 36. J. Brinker 37. R. Whitaker 38. C. Mandell 39. P. Gardner Advisor FIRST ROW: V. Wagner L. Beeker D. Reed S. Matthews S. Wilson C. Schulte C. Vestal SIXTH ROW: L. Adams C. Fritz K. Oehmke L. Vetter I. Hagemeyer K. Smith S. Karns A. Madaras I. Young D. Huffman L. Vestal J. Close J. Schneider G.A.A. Is On The SECOND ROW: P. Philo T. Bolt G. Hamen K. Kuhlman C. Grover D. Dauer D. Parrish L. Rife Mrs. Mustain, Advisor SEVENTH ROW: I. Craig T. Dennis K. Beck L. Restemeyer C. McDole I. Borcherding M. Webb D. Lenke K. Hale K. Geisbuhler I. Burkholder S. Buchman B. Bockbrader THIRD ROW: S. Sanchez M. Harmeyer D. Kriston S. Gerwin M. Brinker K. Krupp S. Stein A. Dalgleish G. Enriquez S. Simpson L. King EIGHTH ROW: M Klag D. Shaffer C. Mandell D. Grolle M Aring C. Kriston S. Woodruff L. Caudill M. Himke D. Chamberlain J. Shaffer K. Oakley D. Niggemeyer Move FOURTH ROW: S. Mendez P. Karns J. Brinker P. Cochran B. Schramm I. Snyder M. Krupp D, Brown W. Kazmaier D. Snyder K. Cochran H. Rolf NINTH ROW: P. Ehmke I. Swartz B. Welling K. Cajka A. Forbes L. Rolf C. Snyder K. Michel L. Spangler M. Hileman P. Gardner M. Johnson R. Gangwer B. Lenke S. Meyer FIFTH ROW: S. Miller S. Schumacher C. Matthews I. Hardy R. Barber L. Scherf g J. Abke S. Freeman M. Wedell N. Leslie C. Ruch L. Dennis TENTH ROW: S. Meder I. Cousino P. Knepper E. Moenter A. Snyder C. Jones L. Blausey I. Bowlus J. Dean L. Coy D. Jewell B. Litle T. Kirian M. Losey M. Bockbrader Eagleas Eye Is Edited Twice Menthl I 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 5. 6. 6 7. ' ? v 3 -, Bockbr d ' Robinso Weber . Thatche Caughey Henline Kirian Aquila Staff Records Memories I Schneider S. Meder D. Griner C. Mandell D. Grolle R. Konesky R. Weber K. Oehmke D. Brinker K. Beck C. Schulte I. Wohn D. Busdecker I. Dean D. Reed B. Clark R. Gross L. Rolf L. Vetter M. Ehmke M. Romaker M. Dowrie Mrs. Hagemeyer B. Linke G. Otte S. Matthews D. Chamberlain R. Smith u -fe I 29. M. Brinker 30. K. Seifert 31. L. Firsdon 32. S. Meyer 33. N. Broka Advisor Of 1968-'69 Year 34. D. Schaffer 35. D. Jewel 36. J. Moore 37. B. Helm 9 1 l A. -s-W, A , Student Council Sponsors Many Activities 1. B. Helm 2. D. Michels 3. D. Griner 4. S. Libbe 5. D. Mock 6. D. Helm 7. S. Simpson 8. Mr. Reed, Advisor 9. M. Krupp 10. J. Brinker 11. M. Harmeyer 12. K. Krupp 13. C. Mandell 14. K. Cochran 15. D. Chamberlain 16. S. Buchman 17. C. Davidson 18. W. Kazmaier 19. C. Vestal 20. Mr. Gerke, Advisor 21. P. Gardner 22. S. Meder 23. G. Fries 24. B. Hazel 25. K. Aufdencamp 26. P. Ehmke 27. S. Matthews 28. I. Swartz 17 o- i.. 7 'fam WL-X 1 9, Projeetionists Aid Teachers 2 v s, v i wx yay l i A 1 If qi 2. as ii A Mr. Heckman, Advisor D. Greulick D. Sullivan R. Rahe R. Smith G. Fries S. Libbe D. Michel K. Hamen D. Ernsthausen T. Bockbrader A. Alexander M. Krift D. Brinker D. Vickers M. Westerhaus K. Sullivan R. Gross I. Otte D. Helm 97 Familiar Faces Are Those Of Office Worlqers 1. D. Griner 2. L. Cochran 3. L. Coy 4. S. Meder 5. E. Stewart 6. C. Schulte 7. I. Schneider 8. A S yde Q R 9. D S yd . n r . n er Y 10. G. Otte 11. C. Burkholcler 12. B. Hasel 13. Mrs. Sanders 14. Mrs. Kohring 2 0 1 r 7 1 Librarians Offer Daily Servimae Moore Dennis Marshall Henry Brinker Lowrie Hyatt Di 5? L.. 1 ze 10 1 an I W JB V4 8. C. Marsh 9. B. Tucker 10. Z. Rush 11. S. Cobb 12. J. Bauman 13. Mrs. Cornell, 14. M. Thatcher 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. Advisor 20. 21. S. I. A I. S. R. W. Schramrn Hardy Schramm Martinez Meyers Konesky Rarliff Key Club Puts Forth Hard Work Mr. Haskins, Advisor Beck Smith Snyder Alexander Libbe Hannan Hamen Borcherding Weber Henline Helm Krift Bolt Michels Rom aker Donaldson Losey T itkemeier Helm Bockbrader Watkins Huprich Morrer Bostdorff Hoelter Eisenhour Kahlenburg T. Appelhans D. Long J. Nelson G. Fries R. Meyer G? F' I I i' f 1 r J LOOIL 54110045 f P iE':v 5':'F! ,l 3 H I Pep Band Boosts Student Morale 1. S. Carpenter 2. L. Vetter 3. G. Otte 4. C. Brolhost 5. C. Blausey 6. B. Helm 7. T. Lahman 8. Z. Rush 9. R. Hagg 10. M. Westerhaus 11. C. Landwehr 12. R. Welling 13. E. Oberhouse 14. R. Bloomfield 15. T. Bockbrader 16. K. Watkins 17. D. Brinker 18. W. Bishop 19. S. Snyder 20. L. Beeker 21. I. Bruns 22. M. Sattler 23. C. Vestal 24. S. Simpson 25. G. Wetland 26. P. Aufdencamp 27. I. Close 28. C. Brinker 29. D. Gottschalk K. Hamen A. Metcalf J. Simpson I. Hanely E. Wozniak R. Storms A 25485 , 6 0 W will ff M 1 J W , 1 4 7 QQ 4 'ly , 9 B H y Nut '1 ll ' I 5 Mf fx 7 K ll IHA 5 l , '- th' I lui I 'Mmm ,IL 5 3 ,M'?-Vllflb UQ, ,rl M. Westerhaus 10 11 12 13 14 15 Boys' Stage Band ' 33 1 V I N. Romaker . Mr. McCormic, Director B. Helm T. Bockbrader K. Watlfins menu 3 L. Vetter C. Brolhost J. Huffman L. King D. Lenke S. Henry Z. Rush P. Aufdencamp C. Henry Mr. McCormic S. Snyder J. Hagemeyer L. Beeker W. Bishop I. Brinker , Director . 5 C. Heffelfinger Hanley Lahm an Bloomfield ' Blausey Storms Hamen Bockbrader Bruns Long Ernsthausen Sheldrick Sattler tp- , i t W y if I Girls, Stage Band . Symphonic Band Has A Mighty Sound . 1' A. I . na., Nm..,,A A:,.. . .fel . . FIRST ROW: I. Opelt K. Henry L. Rolf I. Young C. Schulte B. Hasel B. Henschen D. Chamberlain M. Sattler C. Fredrich S. Wilson K. Aufdencamp J. Lawler SECOND ROW: T. Henline D, Brinker R. Gangwer N. Leslie M. Bockbrader M. Aring P. Ehmke S. Woodruff Krift Mandell Aring Johnson Gerke Meyer Simpson Vestal Gardner Lowrie H388 THIRD ROW: T. Vavrik Ha ge me yer Metzger Bushman Aufdencamp Hage me yer Metcalf Oberhouse Harmeyer Welling Thorton N. Gossett J. Hanley D. Brinker Z. Rush I. Close R. Bloomfield R. Meyer E. Wozniak D. Huffman K. Watkins T. Bockbrader FOURTH ROW I. Bruns S. Snyder L. Beeker J. Moore I. Brinker L. Restemeyer L. Hansen B. Lenke M Sattler L. Bockbrader R. Frobose G. Weiland R. Storms K. Hamen M. Frobose C. Heffelfinger T. Titkemeier D. Downey C. Blausey C. Kleine C. Brolhost M. Westerhaus B. Helm STANDING: T. Hansen K. Michel G. Otte S. Carpenter L. Vetter P. Philo N. Romaker K. Zellin Mr. McCormic Tune Up With The Concert Band FIRST ROW: C. Ruch D W. Kazrnaier I. I. Burkholder S. L. Spengler C I. Kirkbride P. L. RusseII P. S. Stein J. H. Rolf J. D K D 'I :- fa. SECOND ROW: Kohring Kneller Buchman Muir Schroeder Kemner Bennett Gullufsen Fritz Cochran Brown THIRD ROW: K. Hale K. Geishbuhler C. Matthews J. Abke D. Otte T. Sieving D. Gottschalk I. Gottschalk G. Hamen T. Ford S. Vickers R. Rahe FOURTH ROW: B. Lowrie L. Blausey T. Ernsthausen F. Rist D. Sheldrick C. Brinker B. Firsdon J. Eisenhour Mr. McCormic, D. Lenke L. King C. Landwehr T. Lahman Director FIRST , Instruments Out! SECOND - Instruments up and THIRD - Play your best! V I04 everyone ready! SUUPSOH EIGHTH ROW: Band Provides Half-Time Entertainment w- W? FIRST ROW: K. Michel L. Vetter S. Carpenter Meyer Kleine Landwehr Me yer Otte Hansen Philo SECOND ROW: Ernsthausen Helm Westerhaus Brolhosf Heffelfinger Blausey Lahman Downey Vestal Zellin THIRD ROW: T Bockbrader M Harmeyer J Hanle y T. Titkemeier FOURTH ROW: J. Cousino P. Karns K. Watkins I. Hagemeyer Z. Rush R. Welling D. Brinker R. Bloomfield M. Lowrie D. Huffman S. Henry L. .Hansen FIFTH ROW: T. Henline M. Aring I. Metzger M. Krift D. Brinker M. Bockbrader M. Johnson J. I-Iagemeyer SIXTH ROWg D. Kohring l. Bruns J. Moore L. Beeker B. Lenke K. Aufdencamp C. Fredrich D. Chamberlain R. Gerke N. Storms E. Moenter SEVENTH ROW: S. Snyder J. Sawler K. Hamen M. Frobose B. Henchen M. Sattler C. Henry L. Rolf Shaffer Burkholder Gangwer Vavrik Bushman Aufdencamp Wilson Young Schulte Blausey Rolf NINTH Row, Oberhouse Close Hamen Lowrie Woodruff Ehmke Leslie Aring B. Kirian TENTH ROW: S. Miller E. Wozniak T. Ford M. Thorton R. Rahe S. Vickers N. Gossett A. Metcalf K. Oehmke D. Reed ELEVENTH ROW J. Opelt R. Storms L. Bockbrader D. Otte M Sattler I. Weiland D. Gottschalk R. Frobose R. Hagg Mr. McCormic Three 'Great' Productions Of Camelo ! FIRST RQW: SECOND ROWt I. Kirkbride D- MHFUHCZ R. Grossl T. Meyer K. H-amen K. Oehmke D. Martinez R- Wellmg R. Weber DANCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Mandell M D. Shaffer I. Brinker B. Henchen C. Fritz P. Cochran T. Meyer, Arthur THIRD ROW: J. Bauman K. Beck B. Hasel K. Gerke I, Martinez I. Shaffer C. Bockbrader M. Lowrie FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: D. Brinker L Witte K. Oelschlager K. Watkins M- Abke R. Smith J' Bums M. Frobose T. Hansen SIXTH ROW: I. Opelr L. Bockbrader R. Hagg me-,,r,,,,- gf. ..... W,- Result From Long Hours Of Work KNEELING: FIRST ROW: L. Hansen Mrs. Hagemeyer I. Swartz D. Parrish J. Moore S. Miller M. Harmeyer C. Blausey R. Konesky D. Ernsthausen P. Karns D. Eisenhower L. Beeker M. Moenter B. Lenke I. Nelson A. Alexander Last minute touches at dress rehearsal by Mr. Deerwester, later reveal an effective Merlin, R. Weber. A SECOND ROW: C. Kriston B. Hannah B. Brockbrader I. Enriquez V. Wagner. J. Lawler D. Losey D. Greulich L. Coy A. Titkemeier R. Smith, Pellinore, and his trusty pet make for enjoyable humor. I07 Wart listens to the prayers of Guenevere in hidden silence as the first act begins. eenes Of Laughter, orrow, Happiness, And An er Were Vividly Portrayed. Page, T. Hansen receives instructions from His Royal Majesty King Arthur. With the continous interruptions of 'Lance', Pellinore has a difficult time making his chess move! The great halls of King Arthur's Court found their way to the stage of Eastwood High School on November 15, 16, and 17. Tim Meyer as King Arthur and Kathy Oehmke as Queen Guenevere played the leading roles in the musical Camelot, Raleigh Smith, Roger Weber, and Roger Welling filled the supporting roles. The characters portrayed by these people were Pellinore, Merlyn, and Lancelot, respectively. The developed plot is built around the dra- matic change in the life of King Arthur. This change is caused by the arrival of a young woman who is to be the Queen and wife of Wart. After the departing of Mer lyn, Wart is faced with the task of thinking for himself. As time goes by, Wart is trans formed into the mature and majestic King Arthur, who has to face alone the fall of all his ideas and hopes. One of the highlights of the perforrn- ance was Lancelot's, R. Welling, Crest Moi- H And a one, and a two, and a ready - hir it! r ABOVE: The Lusty Month of May as portrayed by the V Royal Coury. BELOW: Sir Dinadan, R. Hagg, listens to the wisdom of Merlin, the magician. warm ABOVE: Sir Lancelot is dubbed a knight in the presence of Pellinore, King Arthur, Guenevere and Sir Dinadan. I09 Girls Work Toward A Successful Year FIRST ROW: M. Sattler L. Hutchinson R. Brueggemeier D. Parrish M. Harmeyer D. Kriston H. Rolf M. Romaker D. Griner M. bowrie SECOND ROW: S. Shaffer S. Schumacher C. Fritz I. Martinez B. Henschen D. Huffman L. Vetter I. Kneller B. Bockbrader K. Oehmke I. Bauman Girls'Chorus LEFT: Mr. Deerwester helps the girls with their Melodia. THIRD ROW: S. Karns J. Schutt M. Thatcher K. Beck S. Cole J. Craig J. Swartz S. Buchman S. Busdeker P. Gardner A. Forbess C. Kriston Mr. Deerwester, Director FOURTH ROW: C. Henry D, Jewel R. Konesky B. Hyatt- M. Losey C. Burkholder K. Oelschlager M. Abke V, Wagner I. Bowlus R. Whitaker S. Wilson Mixed Chorus Displays Multitude Of Talent FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Deerwester, Director D, Martinez Sullivan J, Money Hansen P, Ehmke Henschen D. Shaffer Brinker I. Hagemeyer Karns K. Beck Brueggemeier A, Fgfbegg Dalgleish S. Shaffer Harmeyer S. Karns Parrish B. Bockbrader Shaffer C. Mandell Hutchinson J, Abke Sattler C. Fritz Watkins S. Schumaker I Kirkbride S, M001-e D. Huffman K. Michelsen D. Martinez N. Romaker THIRD ROW: J. Witte S. Grolle K, Hamen P. Braucksieck S. Wilson V. Wagner M. Frobose M. Abke R. Whitaker J. Bowlus M. Losey D. Koch C. Bockbrader R. Konesky J. Wohn C. Kristion D. Vickers L. Bockbrader J. Opelt FOURTH ROW: C. Blausey R. Gross D. Eisenhour R. Hagg T. Bockbrader C. Heerrneier K. Oelschalger S. Carpenter T. Meyer M. Sattler R. Smith K. Oehmke M. Thatcher J. Bauman I. Martinez I. Schneider M. Lowrie D. Griner M. Romaker SENIOR, ABOVE: THIRD ROW FIRST ROW: D. Griner K. Oehmke J, Bauman S. Caughey SECOND ROW: M. Romaker M. Lowrie K. Oelschlager K. Hamen I. Martinez I. Schneider II2 Stop! And Listen . To The Ensembles JUNIOR, RIGHT, CLOCKWISE: J, Shaffer S. Wilson V. Wagner R. Gangwer M. Abke P. Gardner P. Karns C. Burkholder R. Gerke CENTER: B. Hasel SOPHOMORE, LEFT. FIRST ROW: L. Hutchinson M. Sattler SECOND ROW: B. Henschen I. Brinker THIRD ROW: K. Beck L. Vetter J. Hagemeyer J. Swartz FOURTH ROW: J. Metzger FRESHMAN, ABOVE, C. Henry FIRST ROW: S. Shaffer J. Hagemeyer THIRD ROW SECOND ROW: S. Freeman I. Burkholder I. Abke K. Phillips D. Brown B. Bockbrader L. Blausey M 20. 21. 22. 1 23. R. E. B. D. Abke Oelschalger Bockbrader Price Oehmke Schneider Gerke Bauman Gardner Frobose Hagg Motter Carpenter Meyer Smith Martinez Gam bill Michelson Gross Vickers Melcher Hasel 0 O 7 7 D l I 7 I Swingin E Z PI'OV1dC Swingin Entertmnment 1. M. 2. K. 3. C. 4. N. ' 5. K. H IS L fl I I 6. I. Martinez ,Q 'S ' 7.1. ll 8. R. 9. J. 10. P. 11. . ' 12. R. A '4 ' 2 13 J 5 L 7 14 s 4 4 15 T 15 R. I 17 D 18 L 1 I 19 K II3 Cheerleaders Raise 'Eagle Spiritw RES ERVE CH EERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Beth Welling, Pat Cochran, Jane Swartz, Ardel Dalgleish, Marcia Henline. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Carol Man- dellg SECOND ROW: Sue Sanchez, Barb Hazel, Janell Brinkerg THIRD ROW: Pat Gardner. Freshmen G G I' C E1 C I' S ABOVE: Jim leads band for his first year. DOWN, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Abke, Sue Karns, Cindy Ruch, Betty Ann Lowrie, Marsha Krupp. RIGHTg Head Major- ette twirls for her last home game. 'fee STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Moenterg Jim Opelt, Drum Majorg Laurie Hansen. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennie Cousinog Darla Reed, Head Majoretteg Becky Kirian, Feature Twirlerg Jeanette Shaffer. 1968 Football Homecoming Queen Miss Sally Meder Court H E gi: tv f 1? Senior, SUE MATTHEWS Junior, IEANNE BOWLAS Sophomore, JANET CLOSE Freshman, SHERRY HENRY 1968 Foo The Eagles came on the field with a smash and were and that they did---fight! ready to fight Everyone, even Edie, alias Vicki Wagner, was flying high for an Eagle victory, Even a Queen can sneeze! Of course some of us always have problems. The band played on, he crowning Gary with the crown . . . l Homecoming Highlights of Queen Sally began , . . ' A1 with the pendant . . . and Doug with the kiss! The Homecoming Dance on Saturday evening with it's ii iiii beautiful decorations was entertainment for Queen, Court . . . I And the game went on, .H r ' 21, gdb' Queen Sally and Escort Ken Hamen . . . student body, and alumni, II9 Even In Defeat - Eagles Are Hard To Beat FIRST ROW: D. Eisenhour C. Reed A. Titkemeier D. Losey G. Fries I. Nelson D. Helm K. Bockbrader I. Migliori B. Hannan OPPONENT SECOND ROW: M. Brown, Manager R. Sergent D. Derr D. Huprich D. Vickers N. Romaker D. Long P. Donaldson S. Bolt C. Rupp J. Marten THEY Anthony Wayne Springfield Elm wood 18 30 32 28 19 38 36 34 26' THIRD ROW: M. Alvarez K. Bostdorff B. Hoelter D. Dismuke I. Mackefski D. Losey T. Frederick T. Applehans D. Martinez T. Schmeltz I. Baker ABSENT: Jesse Enriquez A Homecoming clash between the Eastwood Eagles and the Anthony Wayne Generals, The Men Behind The Scenes Coach Helmlinger, Head Coach Koester, Coach Rolf. MANAGERS: M. Brown, G. Mutchler. I. Migliori struggles to make yardage .' TRI-CAPTAINSg A. Titkemeier, D. Losey, G. Fries DOUG LOSEY Guard - Linebacker we ,mil . f-,. 1,,, L:: -,, Wiii- L . .A , L , L .A 1.. r ,EEA :U H ,.., ' ,, , i ..,, yr 1 A ' 'W' K Qiseifff 'fri'- JIS! ALAN Quarterback - Defensive End TITKEMEIER F 'g., ' ,,., .. K- -1 -r ff Awww wif EM NN 'gras wifi ffswfffit 5. r N ,,,E?gQf1'f'LrNv 5 41 4 nga M, in ii' ff' nr Mi, f Q ri an ef53,,gm,, Zvi wha WV A :MJ FV: 543, if sw me 111 r. tw we MQW? x J 14. my Sf? Mg-rg N 'af ez ,V Jrriaevrfevegwk N f' :ffm . Ht. 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V ' , ,. .... , ., .,.,- ,,., ,i,,,,.,- JOHN MIGLIORI Flnker - Monster Man Meet The 1968-69 ROGER SERGEANT Tailback CRAIG REED Center - Defensive Tackle Those coaches surely can hand out orders I r emor Lettermen . . . BRUCE 1-IANNAN Flanker - Defensive Halfba JOHN NELSON Fullback - Defensive End 'e H , W ' , V 1, ,,,,, , . 1, w,f,..,.1,,,,w. ,,,, ,K:,..w---1-fyz:L., f W--,K e,,,, M 411 -,,,. A , W, ,,,k.k .-., it .W ,,,k ,, .,.. W, ,mf , - 0, wg. 'H , ,zwf -nm. ,,:,,g,:z,mz ,332 fff, ,af f wfsww' V. f ..,. K, ,f ,,,, , few -wwg.q,w--:z::fv,1-.i,:ze,rffa-Qu-an wfi1':,.fgii, . ..1f. WL, f .QQ All 9 f ',f.?f'fe .Y ' 1,1 L,5,.1 'l 1 Www' 1' - f2:ffM1 ,' Ei-ee I ' 3wQ5H,.,,,3,,L.mw,f iw- , A . x - . lil we wwf, ,z:W.,.z a .l,:,,f,-- ' e1e ef-111 ,,1' ix Future Varslty Hopefuls FIRST ROW G Hall, ManagergR. Evans K Rahe M Loomls I Alvarez I Gottschalk Mana ger SECOND ROW: Mr. Bierly, Coach C Long J Otte I Enrlquez D Hatas D McCluskey L Alvarez G Emch. THIRD ROWg I Ersenhour T Ernstausen S Vlckers I Drerker S Grolle B Wauford D Huprich, Mr. Reiter, Coach FRESHMAN RECORD OPPONENT Genoa Rossford Lake Anthony Wayne Woodmore Springfield Maumee Matmen Achieve Success WE THEY 9 Lake 30 28 Perrysburg 16 12 Springfield 25 26 Woodmore 18 8 Northwood 30 34 Genoa 11 23 Elmwood 24 20 Maumee 17 30 Anthony Wayne 9 32 Rossford 8 RIGHT: J. Milgilori goes undefeated during this 1968-69 season. FIRST ROW J. Alvarez J. Lowrie D. Lowrie I. Migilori D. Hatas M. Alvarez T. Thompson D. Wegman D. Long I. Martin K. Michelsen SECOND ROW J. Simpson I. Gottschalk A. Smith B. Schmeltz T. Hansen R. Evans M. Krift K. Greulich J. Otte M. Westerhaus ABOVE: Coach Hemlinger THIRD ROW Coach Rolf T. Eisenhour D. Derr J. Machefski D. Losey J. Eisenhour A. Alexander D. Brockschmidt Coach Hemlinger -. Q, ,lm- 1969 Basketball Homecoming Queen Miss Kathy Oehmke Court Senior, IANELLE SCHNEIDER Junior, BECKY KIRIAN Sophomore, JENNIE COUSINO Freshman, WANDA KAZMAIER ABOVE: Seniors won the Pep Week hall contest with their original food theme. MoJo Man is the feature of the Homecoming pep session and also the annual exchange of a Rossford cheerleader. ABOVE: Little Connie Bruegge- meier, crown bearer, and Dean Helm, ball carrier, performed N28 their duties regally. Though The Bulldogs Took The BELOW: Clash Day was the highlight of Pep Week dress. l l l ABOVE: Last minute instructions from Coach Geiger mean fa l great deal to the I. V. 's. ABOVE: After Tim finally got the ABOVE: With the pendant was Ea- crown from the pillow, Kathy was gle captain, Ken Hamen. crowned Queen. 393 'il' 'E 'Q rw 3, av- 1 f The 1969 Basketball Team D. Mock R. Beck D. Michel K. Zellin K. Luidhart K. Hamen S. I-Iuss D. Snyder T. Fogle D. Helm J. Kahlenberg D. Martinez MANAGERS: J. Recker, T. Meyer. WE OPPONENT THEY 74 Genoa 59 67 Clay 59 42 Lake 65 62 Oak Harbor 46 69 Perrysburg 62 57 Lakota 61 67 Springfield 62 71 Perrysburg 62 74 Toledo Bowsher 60 69 Evergreen 46 42 Lake 57 52 Genoa 56 60 Elmwood 55 51 Maumee 65 54 Rossford 73 57 Anthony Wayne 91 55 Bowling Green 69 COACH BRUNING 55 Elmwood 53 DAVE MICHEL Forward These Senior Lettermen Were In - To Win TIM FOGLE Guard K EN HAMEN DENNY HELM Guard DENNY SNYDER Center Forward DENN Y MOCK Guard Reserves Work Toward Varsity Libbe BELOW: Managers T. Kanke, W. Wachter. Meyer Vavrik Hagemeyer Huprich Freeman Bostdorff Hoelter Borcherding Baker Brinker Oberhouse Zellin Frobose ABOVE: Coach Geiger OPPONENT Genoa Clay Lake Oak Harbor Perrysburg Lakota Springfield Perrysburg Bowsher Evergreen Lake Genoa Elmwood Maumee Rossford Anthony Wayne Bowling Green Elmwood THEY 44 44 33 32 37 33 35 50 51 28 61 49 56 45 59 38 53 30 Freshmen Learn Fundamentals Of The Game WE OPPONENT THEY 29 Lakota 31 2 5 Lake 21 39 Perrysburg 27 48 Springfield 28 24 Napoleon 54 46 Sylvania 22 45 Genoa 40 31 Maumee 54 53 Sylvania 41 23 Rossford 39 42 Anthony Wayne 17 31 Bowling Green 32 32 Elmwood 26 MR. KOESTER, coach. CLOCKWISE at M. Loomis P. Essinger G. Emch R. Rolf J. Davis, Mana I. Beck D. Huprich G. Martin R. Rahe J. Enriquez T. Ernsthausen T. Speck J. Dierker T. Lahman T. Marsh no. 44 get I33 Word For LEFT: Spanish club initiation. BELOW: The fa- miliar face of our school photogra- pher, Bob Abra- ham, in his usual stance. LEFT: A typical Eagle pep session. BELOW: Football Queen, Court and escorts. we , ABOVE: K. Ha- men brings down the rebound. BELOW: Juniors are found decora- ting their hall for Pep Week. BELOW Kmg Arthur s Court in Camelot. A TIME EOR: JUNIOR HIGH AND ELEMENTARY new l junior High Faculty Ha DAVID ANDERSON i BETT Y CLINE KEITH DAVIS I I ROBERT GEIGER N NATHAN I-IAGEMEISTER any New Additions This Year . 5. K K if .. 'j'N if ' ,Q RUTH MATHENY DAVID HENDRICKS KEITH NIEDE RKOI-IR DENNIS KA YDEN 1 Ii Z ',,k. ,e ii FRED KOESTER MARTHA SEAL William Brinker Arthur Brough Judy Bruns Vicki Buchan Karen Burns Carl Busler Kenneth Busler Joe Cajka Sandra Caudill Debra Cousino Douglas Dauer David Deuble Elaine Downard Larry Downey Debra Eaton Carol Ehrnke Mary Enriquez Debra Ford Frances Frost James Gangwer Sandra Gardner Kenneth Gerke Marilyn Glanzman Herman Glenn Douglas Alexander Karen Alexander Cheryl Baker Robert Baker Nicholas Barnes Mary Bennett Cheryl Bloomfield Nancy Bockbrader The Sth Graders Ar Mark Asmus Diane Aufdencamp Susan Ballard Rhonda Barber Jim Black Mike Black Tom Bowlus John Briggs The Big Fish In The Little ea Robert Gurtzweiler Cynthia Haas Harland Hale Gene Hannan Debra Heminger Linda Henline Robert Himburg David Hook Steven Haas Linda Hagley Debra Harris David Helm Shelley Hewitt Robert Hillabrand Janet Huffman Loubertta Hughes Lou Ann Hutchinson Gay Jacobs Timothy Jacobs John Jividen Dennis Johnson Douglas Johnson Carol Kaczor Cheryl Kahler Dennis Kibler Lou Ann Kirk David Klag Judith Knauss Rebecca Knitz Glendon Kohlenburg Robert Kohring Robert Kuhlman Colleen Lahey Valrie Lattanza Robert Logston Colleen Lowrie Henrietta Marshall Cindy Massie Shane McDole Shawn McDole Carol Melcher Esther Mendez Jeff Merritt Linda Metzger Fred Middaugh Paul Miller Diane Moore Lorinda Morlock Debra Murdock Robert Musser Kathy Myers Scott Myers Leslie Nollenberger Earl Oakley Mike Oehmke Nanette Oelschlager Kennard Oman Dennis O'Neil Susan Otte Kurt Panning George Plouck Pamela Predmore Patty Pringle James Ratliff Next Year They SWHI be the Kenneth Reardon Wendy Reed Robert Ric kles Beth Rolf Jill Sandwisch Joy Sarver Stephan Schivelbein Dana Schulte Deborah Reno Susan Richcreek Debra Rolf Robert Rolf Michael Savial Robert Schacht John Schulte Cynthia Seifert ittle F 1Sh In The Blg EA LEFT Mrs Pearl Hup- rich Special Education Ofelia Arriaga Debbie Briggs Linda Collins Susan Diebert Robert Eaton Terry Gilkerson Paula Heffelfinger Frank Hiser Becky Knott Delbert Parmer William Redick Linda Reid Marcos Sanchez Karen Ser ent Patricia Slgtaffer Corwin Smith Iodine Smith Craig Snyder Linda Snyder Fred Speck Timothy Sullivan Alan Sundermeier Roger Swartz Jerry Sybert Steven Thornton Susan Vandersall Rosemarie Vavrick Rick Ward Diane Weaver Paul Weber Julie Wegman Samuel Wegman Randall Weig Chris Wilkins l'1'131'l Debra Woodruff Kathleen Wozniak Special Education qBelowJ th Graders Take Giant Step In Edueatlo Teresa Brinker Glen Brueggemeier Keith Brueggerneier Karen Bruning Michael Bruning Susan Bruning Jeff Bumpus Kenneth Burkholder Mark Bushman Debra Busler Lu Ann Carpenter Delores Castillo Beth Anne Clink Patricia Collet Diane Cook Janet Coy Kathryn David Nancy Davidson Douglas Davis Faye Dean Darlene Dennis Scott Dennis Michael Dewyre Wendy Doll Susan Abbott Cindy Albright Scott Atkin Ronald Babcock Linda Beck Randy Beeker Betty Bostdorff Kimrn Albright Anita Alvarez Gaytha Baker Terry Bassett Mark Blausey Vickie Blausey Tom Bowlus Sandra Brick aeh Discover New Friends, Classes And Activities Gail Dunipace Terence Edens Joan Evans John Feasel Mitchell Freeman Carol Gallier Vicki Getz Thomas Goodman ., J' ' ff '- f ,yl ,ds 1 -- H 15.14 s,ljfw,.g5,g,,r,., ,k-- xy - wr 5 ,. f f In V. h . ,,t1f ,41f, - . i'f39' ' . 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J '5 ' We , c y gf f asv X 'W - psig: :yf.g,g. -. fffzfizzifsi ' :JU , -a Vg' ' 2 ?ff- f, vu W' Rebecca Emans Laura Essinger Cynthia Feist Michael Freeman Virgil Garwood Daniel Gerwin Linda Greulich Judith Grover Peggy Hagley Connie Heber Elizabeth I-liser Jacquelyn I-Ioelter Holly Hollister Yvonne Hugill Donald Huprich Kerry Huss Douglas Jackson Karen Jacobs Mark Jacobs Becky Jacobsen Robert Jacobsen Thomas Jarchow Richard Johnson Terry Joseph Philip Klink Susan Kneller Andrew Kriston Kirk Krupp Mark Kubacki Cheryl Lahrnan Gregory Lattanza Mary Layman 166 Members Make Up One Of The Larges Roger Leslie Kent Libbe Wade Loomis Robert Maltby Dale Marsh Carlos Martinez Theresa Massie Judith McCormick Cynthia McDole lrene Mendez Rex Mengering Rodney Merritt Nancy Metzger Marsha Meyer Larry Michel Cheryl Millen Daniel Miller Rebecca Miller Nancy Moore Sandra Muir Kevin Oberdick Laurie Oberhouse James O'Neil Gail Pertner an Phillips G vicky Philo Bruce Pratt Thomas Pratt Terry Recker Karen Redieck Doris Richards Teresa Richcreek Lola Pierce Paulette Plouck Randal Rahe Robin Rahe Cheryl Reno Darrell Reno Garry Rife Kathy Rist Classes In The History Of The Junior High Rose Trader I Dennis Tucker i i P Randall Wairse Dennis Weaver Linda Wegman Scott Wegman Mary Wilson Denee Winters Shirley Rogers Debbie Root Pamela Rowland Richard Rupp Michael Samson Samual Sarver Rodney Schling Craig Schlumbohm Jay Schmeltz Timothy Schmeltz Ronald Sieving Daniel Shaffer John Sheldrick Victor Singleton Craig Smith Nancy Smith Douglas Snyder Rodney Snyder Ronald Snyder Becky'Speck Thomas Spilker William Starkey Gerald Stevens David Teachout Debra Tracy Tamara Tuthill Marlene Wagner Carol Webb Denise Wegman Randy Weiland Tom Willis Ruth Wohn David Wozniak FIRST ROW: L. Greulich, D. Shaffer, B. Ghaster, T. Goodman, 'l'. Joseph, H. Hollister, R. Johnson, C. Martinez, P. Klink, C. Webb, J. Hoelter. SECOND ROW: G. Baker, C. Feist, J. Coy, K. Bockbrader, G. Phillips, K. Libbe, M. Freeman, R. Babcock, R. Rahe, D. Wegman, K. Jacobs, N. Moore, K. Albright, W. Brinker, K. Huss. THIRD ROW: W. Doll, T. Brinker, C. Heber, M. Meyer, C. Albright, G. Pertner, C. Gallier, K. Rist, S. Muir, L. Oberhouse, B. Clink, J. McCormick, K. David, D. Huprich, S. Bruning, D. Kurfess, T. Massie. FOURTH ROW: M. Wilson, R. Mengering, T. Recker, T. Bowlus, D. Gerwin, R. Sieving, J. Stevens, M. Dewyre, A. Kriston, R. Weiland, R. Snyder, T. Jarchow, M. Bushman, D. Jackson, N. Metzger, Mr. McCormic, Director. FIFTH ROW: D. Davis, S. Kneller, D. Weaver, M. Free- man, D. Wozniak, B. Miller, D. Dennis, L. Wegman, J. Bruns, S. Abbott, M. Layman, M. Blausey, J. Bailey, D. Castillo, C. Lahman. FIRST ROW: R. Ward, C. Smith, D. Deuble, M. Oehmke, K. Panning, L. Downey, D. Kibler, G. Kohlenberg, S. Otte. SECOND ROW: L. Henline, P. Predmore, D. Aufdencamp, C. Kahler, M. Ben- nett, F. Frost, R. Vavrick, L. Nollenberger, D. Murdock, C. Lowrie, D. Moore, K. Alexander, S. Gardner. THIRD ROW: P. Weber, D. Woodruff, R. Barber, C. Massie, C. Seifert, C. Melcher, D. Johnson, B. Kohring, D. Helm, J. Schulte, G. Hannan, K. Gerke, S. Myers, Mr. McCormic. FOURTH ROW: D. Ford, L. Metzger, M. Asmus, D. Harris, K. Burns, B. Knitz, N. Bockbrader, T. Sullivan, D. Dauer, D. Alexander, J. Cajka, F. Speck, R. Wiegman. FIFTH ROW: S. Wegman, P. Pringle, D. Rolf, K. Wozniak, J. Huffman, S. Thornton, H. Hale, B. Rolf, S. Vandersall. I48 7u1 fade Band Sui flrade Band FIRST ROW: D. Weaver, J. Wegman, P. Shaffer, S. Kneller, G. Baker, S. Muir, C. Reno, L. Greu- lich, T. Tuthill, C. Lahman, R. Rahe, D. Jackson. SECOND ROW: B. Ghaster, L. Nollenberger, J. Huffman, N. Bockbrader, C. Kaczor, D. Feist, D. Cousino, M. Enriquez, P. Hagley, L. Snyder, L. Hagley, L. Beck, K. Bockbrader, K. Jacobs, T. Bowlus, THIRD ROW: R. Snyder, D. Reno, J. Smith, D. Kurfess, N. Oelschlager, K. Beck, C. Melcher, F. Dean, D. Heminger, K. Wozniak, D. Ehmke, W. Reed, C. Kahler, C. Millen, N. Metzger, Mr. Deerwester. FOURTH ROW: F. Speck, K. Gerke, H. Glenn, J! Schmeltz, H. Hollister, C. Smith, T. Sullivan, D. Dauer, D. Klag, J. Stevens, R. Men gering, M. Oehmke, D. Snyder, B. Maltby, C. Schlumbohm. FIFTH ROW: C. Webb, J. Coy, B. Miller, K. Alexander, S. Gardner, S. Rogers, K. Sergent, J. Bishop, C. Massie, M. Wagner, N. Smith, C. Baker, L. Hutchinson, J. Sarver, J. Knauss. FIRST ROW: D. Davis, D. Miller, S. Sarver, G. Brueggemeier, S. Dennis, D. Reno, S. Thornton, H. Hale, D. Helm, F. Middaugh, R. Rupp, R. Wairse, M. Jacobs, R. Schling, M. Bushman, M. Kubacki, M. Freeman, R. Rahe, D. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Geiger, D. Snyder, J. O'Neil, H. Hollister, M. Dewyre, D. Schulte, T. Bowlus, B. Kuhlman, D. Huprich, C. Smith, J. Jividen, B. Kohring, D. Klag, M. Oehmke, S. McDole, V. Singleton, K. Krupp, Mr. Niederkohr. TI-HRD ROW: Mr. Buck, D. Deuble, J. Stevens, D. Johnson, B. Himburg, D. Alexander, L. Downey, C. Snyder, B. Rolf, D. O'Neil, B. Baker, K. Panning, D. Dauer, S. Haas, R. Johnson, B. Redieck, T. Schmeltz, Mr. Kay- den. FOURTH ROW: R. Sieving, J. Schulte, C. Martinez, T. Wills, T. Bowlus, N. Barnes, R. Ward, T. Bassett, B. Gurtzweiler, B. Ghaster, M. Freeman, L. Michels, M. Black, G. Rife, B. Starkey, W. Loomis. Junior High chool Librarians H FIRST ROW: V. Lattanza, J. Bishop, D. Reno, L. Beck, R. Foster, D. Murdock, N. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Wilson, G. Dunipace, B. Speck, Y. Yugill, L. Morlock, S. Caudill, D. Ford, S. Gardner, C. McDole. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cline, D. Aufdencamp, C. Feist, B. Clink, D. Castillo, N. Moore, K. Bockbrader, N. Oelschlager, W. Reed, I. Smith, C. Massie. FOURTH ROW: C. Kaczor, K. Jacobs, D. Winters, W. Brinker, K. Rist, L. Wegman, T. Tuthill, C. Lahman, S. Kneller. . And Forensics FIRST ROW: I. Wegman, P. Shaffer, L. Nollenberger, D. Weaver, V. Lattanza, Mr. Hagemeister. SECOND ROW: C. Bloomfield, L. Henline, D. Aufdencamp, D. Moore, P. Pringle, L. Hutchinson, D. Murdock, C. Lowrie. THIRD ROW: C. Kahler, D. Herninger, K. Wozniak, D. Woodruff, N. Oelschlager, C. Massie, D. Reno. Junior High tudent Council FIRST ROW: D. Wegman, S. McDo1e, R. Foster, D. Ford, D. Winters. SECOND ROW: B. Ghaster, D. Helm, D. Dauer, B. Rolf, N. Oelschlager, P. Pringle, I. Coy, Mr. Carpenter, Advisor. Sth Grade Girls' Ensemble Junior High Office Workers FIRST ROW: N. Bockbrader, J. Huffman, C. Lowrie, P. Shaffer, K. Myers. SECOND ROW: C. Ehmke, W. Reed, N. Oelschlager, S. Gardner. L. Henlina, SEATED: C. Melcher, C. Ehmke, V. Lattanza. STANDING: P. Shaffer, R. Wohn, D. Harris, L. Metzger, D. Woodruff, C. Webb, C. McDole. ON FILE: P. Predmore I5l FIRST ROW: D. Shaffer, D. Jackson, K. Oberdick, D. Wozniak, G. Rife, M. Jacobs, S. Wegman, K. Brueggimeier. SECOND ROW: V. Singleton, D. Wegman, K. Rist, R. Rahe, C. Martinez. THIRD ROW: R, Maltby, R. Rupp, I. O'neil, H. Hollister, M. Dewyre, R. Mengering, J. Bailey, T. Bassett, T. Joseph. FOURTH ROW: B. Emans, K. Bockbrader, C. Albright. FIFTH ROW: S. Dennis, M. Free- man, M. Freeman, M. Samson, D. Snyder, T. Schmeltz, J. Schulte, D. Huprich, R. Rahe, K. Libbe, B. Ghaster, M. Kubacki, G. Brueggemeier, Coach Earl Buck. Jr. High Basketball Teams FIRST ROW: C. Lowrie, L. Hagley, L. Henline, S. Gardner, L. Nollenberger, P. Shaffer. SECOND ROW: J. Stevens, J. Schulte, J. Briggs, D. Helm, S. Thornton, H. Hale, B. Kuhlman, B. Kohring, D. Klag, J. Gangwer. THIRD ROW: D. Johnson, T. Bowlus, D. Alexander, J. Cajka, K. Panning, C. Snyder, L. Downey, B. Baker, D. Hook, B. Rolf. Coach Keith Neiderkohr. I52 Lemoyne Kindergartens FIRST ROW: Tammy Wenz, Wanda Linke, Andrew Chanak, Bryan Hardy, Doyle Craine, John Marsh. SEC- OND ROWg Scott Brinker, Terri Wyss, Terrie Schramm, Linda Obermyer, Brenda Holtmeyer, Dennis Baum- gartner, Todd Fincher. THIRD ROWg Laura Parker, Joseph Trader, Larry Harris, Victor Lusher, Bruce Engleman, Gary Burns, Rocy DiMasso, Mrs. Petteys. ABSENT: Nancy Jarchow. FIRST ROW: Lance Baker, Tammy Tucker, Shelby Snyder, Gregory Wilson, Jodie Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Donald Rolf, Judy Stinchcomb, Amy Snyder, Joni Humbarger, Cindy Smith, John Lucas. THIRD ROW: Donna Mannon, Carol Schulte, Patricia Hoffmann, Tom Gamache, Jeffery Oestreich, Jennifer Reitzel, Mrs. Petteys. Lemo ne First Grades E FIRST ROW: Bart Hepner, Debbie Holtmann, Sandy Marsh, Greg Stoner, Nadine Craine, Pam Eschedor, Jane Sargent. SECOND ROW: Cindy Doxie, Tim Marshall, Tammy Mitchell, Mike Wyss, Connie Lewis, Kevin Doll, Vernon Kohlenberg, Lisa Wairse. THIRD ROW: Richard Boggs, Jim Iuergens, Sheri Haas, Mark Emans, Paul Neikirk, Stuart Cole, Jay Hartman, Mrs. Close. ABSENTg Kirk Rublaitus, Kellie Oxford, Stuart McCormick. FIRST ROW: Holly Maltby, Kelli Dennis, Brenda Kincaid, Scott Sayen, Lori Hagg, Carl Reitz, lane Getz, Alan Sattler. SECOND ROWg Lori Dennis, Lowell Snyder, Tammy Edens, Michael Sargent, Kevin Layman, Shelli Deal, James Wenz, Steve Lerrorchick, Teresa Roberge. THIRD ROWg Lori I-lasting, Denise Ward, Bradly Fincher, Karen Baker, Laurie Poggemeyer, Dennis Leek, Doug Brough, Steve Kurfess, Miss Hobart. l54 Lemoyne Second Grades FIRST ROW: Theresa Stevens, Kimberly Snyder, Bruce Lusher, Karen Schramm, Julie Predmore, Amu Winters, Richard Hoodlebrink, Donald Waters. SECOND ROW: Steven Shook, Kelly Minarik, Dale Friend, Linda Lowry, Karen Harris, Brent Craine, David Bockbrader, Brenda Boggs. THIRD ROW: Jerilyn Glanz- man, Gregory Reno, David Hudson, Diane Thompson, John Briggs, John Henry, Tina Holtman, Jeffrey Fay- kosh, Marlene Carstensen, Mrs. Bandeen. FIRST ROW: Amy Sattler, Laurie Welling, Keith Doxsie, Robin Humbarger, Sandra Roberge, Valerie Sny- der. SECOND ROW: Kimberly Hastings, Beverly Snyder, Karen Layman, Michael Cochran, Brenda Eaton, Walter Linke, Brian Crain, Tamara Craig, Craig Dennis. THIRD ROW: Douglas Hayward, Daniel Klink, Tice Marshall, Tammy Caudill, Konnie Michelson, Laural Daman, Matthew Hoffman, Edward Trader, RicRy'Smith, Mrs. Welsh. ABSENT: Kellie Cochran, James Engleman, Kent Moenter, Kathy Oxford. l55 Lemoyne Third Grades FIRST ROW: Tanya Hartman, Patricia Jarchow, Kenneth Baumgartner, William Roberge, Jayne Tucker, Jeffrey Hardy. SECOND ROW: Thomas Ballard, Raymond Dannenberger, James Schmeltz, Dean Forbess, Becky Schulte, Thomas Lahey, Janet Stinchcomb. THIRD ROW: Laura Holtmeyer, Joe Martin, Debra Rec- ker, Alvin Adams, Randy Middaugh, Daniel Hayward, Margaret Thornton, Mrs. Dunmyer. FIRST ROW: Jill Matheny, Lee McCormick, Lisa Schramm, Shelly Hasting, Bonnie Schacht. SECOND ROW: Debbie Shook, Jimmy Richards, Dianne Collet, Doug Albright, Timmy Sybert, Michelle Jackson, Mark Minarik. THIRD ROW: Michael Maltby, Karen Downey, Norman Whitaker, John Schmeltz, Jeff Car stensen, Dave Hayward, Jesse Lusher. ABSENT: Cindy Oxford, Mrs. Mohler. A Lemoyne Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Cindy Waters, Dennis Eschedor, Tommy Woodruff, Beth Getz, Vanessa Stevens. SECOND ROW: Terri Lewis, Medina Kincaid, Carol Daman, Charlie Caudill, Kathy Rolf, Danny Thornton, Shelly Wetmore, Scott Fincher. THIRD ROW: Kay Baker, Susan Henry, Janet Reitzel, Richey Thompson, Laura Lahey, Marcia Haas, Lynda Welling, Mrs. Beeker. S FIRST ROW: Pamela Faykosh, Paula Kibler, Lisa Winters, Mary Haas, Brent Moore, Jackie Wenz. SECOND ROW: Tamara Cochrane, Michael Rowland, Cindy Hartman, Scott Simpson, John Marshall, Carol Roberge, Diana Kelly. THIRD ROW: Shawn Levorchick, Sandra Baker, Ralph Turner, Janet Kurfess, Susan Snyder, Marvin Burns, Billy Briggs, Mrs. Storms. l57 Luckey Special Education FIRST ROW: Wayne Camp, Alfred Collins, Billy Snyder, Lee Pertner, Danny Adams, Suzie Turner. SEC- OND ROWg Mrs. Finken, Marsha Tracy, Darla Davis, Randy Rader, James Knauss, Randy Yates, Jake Hum- barger. FIRST ROW: Stephen Hiser, Susan Marshall, John Young, Judy Hiser, Mark Marsh, Randy Hernandez, Robert Collins, Mr. l-lobe. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Tracy, Larry Sabo, Donetta Davis, Ruth Diebert, Thomas Bowen Donald Evans, Emmitt Hurnbarger. Luekey Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Tyler Merritt, Jane Bautista, Mary Sarner, Jimmy Jacobs, Jane Essinger, Robin Hayward, Susan Tyner, Franklin Camp. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Baker, Nancy Brockschmidt, Richard Haar, Craig Gotts- chalk, Edward Carr, Robert Heckman, Ronald Doll, Jill Bruning, Pamela Henninger, Kimberly Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Larry Blair, Robert Heber, Amy Alexander, Ronald Woodruff, John Ernsthausen, Kathleen Wohltrnan, Patrick Spahn, Michael Dotson, Mrs. Eilert. ABSENTg Jack Frost. Luekey First Grade FIRST ROW: Tracy Seymour, Jerry Bukowski, Brian Tefft, Kathy Frost, Howard King. SECOND ROW: Terry Bukowski, Dana Ford, Dawn Pierce, Amy Estes, Beth Baumer, Scott Duquette, Tammy Schivelbein, David Richcreek. THIRD ROW: Jeff Davis, Joel Gilkerson, Terry Sam- son, Brian Neiderkohr, Jennifer Heidebrink, Johnny Arriaga, Susan Nowlin, Sara Sarver, Pam- ela Hughes. FOURTH ROW: Cathy Heckman, Beth Dahne, Jim Jacobs, Barbara Young, Tim Oakley, Joe Miller, Eunice Shaffer, Mike Moenter, Mrs. Beall. Luckey Second Grade FIRST ROW: Linda Arriaga, Theresa Arriaga, Teresa Oakley, Wesley Heidebrink, Randall Aspacher, Betty Hazel, Jeffrey King, Joanna King, Batt Merritt. SECOND ROW: Joann Barber, Roxana Williams, Vicki Nowlin, Scott Sheets, Luann Otte, Dena Barber, John Cousino, Pamela Pilzecker, Bryan Pierce. THIRD ROW: David Dotson, Bryan Musser, Randall Gray, Randall Gilkerson, Teresa Alexander, Jay Griffith, Amy Landwehr, Teri Swartz, Mrs. Smith. Luckey Third Grade FIRST ROW: Ronda King, Jeffrey Doll, Lori Loomis, Scott Holcomb, Carol Bruning, John Barton, Jack Otte, Gail Davis. SECOND ROW: Mark Heber, Patricia Myers, Bradley Rolf, Robert Haar, Raymond I-lugill Elizabeth Emans, Shari Eilert, Norman Jacobs, Julie Dotson. THIRD ROW: Kathy Lucas, Ginger Moritz, Tonya Miller, Norman Knepper, KayAnn Ernsthausen, Glenn Moore, Cynthia Taulker, James Cajka, Miss Crocker. ABSENT: Timothy Sarver. Luokey Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Jay Haas, Lori Lee King, Sandra Barber, Connie Vestal, Bonnie Vestal, RoseAnn Arriaga, Ran- dall Doll. SECOND ROW: James Welling, David Vaughn, Curtis Alexander, Sally Musser, Eric Heffelfin- ger, Robert Hasel, Aaron Estes, Brenda Ford. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Kirk, Tamra Vickers, Richard Woodruff, Dawn Kahne, Patricia Gilkerson, -Bethany Shaffer, Mary Lou Moenter, Duane Peters, Mrs. Lowrie. Luekey Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Randy Snyder, Jamie Haas, Jane Stinchcomb, Sharon Feist, Danny Mannon, Michael Fincher, Paula Getz, Ion Bowlus. SECOND ROW: Robert Spengler, Darrell Forbess, Kevin Gottschalk, Brenda Meyer Ellen Hudson, Richard Hayward, Rebecca Briggs, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Woodruff, Mrs. Close. THIRD ROW Cynthia Levorchick, Jeffry Schmeltz, Daniel Rolf, Tamara Jacobs, William Heber, Steven Fahle, Pamela Recker, Jeffrey Otte. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Brinker, David Lawler, Michael Lawler, Olga Arriaga, Debra Morelock, Manuel Kapuschat, Daniel Iarchow, Joy Tyner, William King. ABSENT: Robert Gray. Luckey Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Brenda Lewis, Gary Loomis, Brian Predmore, Matthew Schacht, Don Hardy, Dan Losey, Bruce Krupp, Charles Schulte, Loretta Sattler. SECOND ROW: Lynn Albright, Marsha Kurfess, Kenneth Oakley, Laura Wetmore, Mark Greifelt, Bill Sheets, James Redieck, Tim Hepner, Debra Roberge. THIRD ROW: Amy Layman, Mark Miller, Tom Richcreek, Billie Jean Sybert, Randy Emans, Robert Briggs, Terry Klink, Ray Wohltman, Joyce Maltby, Mrs. Spengler. FOURTH ROW: Gary Peters, Mark Buchan, Beverly Close, Dan Sarver, John Cajka, Rebecca Emans, Sharilyn Glanzman, Roy Alexander, Norman Brockschmidt, Bruce Downey. Luckey Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Jack Matheny, William Barnes, David Marsh, Cynthia Gilkerson, Kim Alexander, Jeffrey Haas, James Wauford, Dick Losey. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hansen, Jerry Vestal, Jeffrey Ruch, Carol Spengler, Mark Hoodlebrink, Nadine Thornton, Martin Snyder, Bruce Oelschlager, Linda Collet, Sharon Hugill, THIRD ROW David Hankey, Randall Ernsthausen, Danny Daunenberger, JoAnn Young, Cynthia Rolf, Ora Moore, Steven Schulte, John Moritz. FOURTH ROW: Brooke Evans, Patricia Patterson, Timothy Davis, Mark Wilkins, 2 Cynthia Tucker, Barry Hillabrand, Walter Minarik, Dawn Aspacher, Marianne Sattler. Luekey Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Larry Alfrey, Jack Faykosh, William Kibler, Kathy Helm, Tom Moenter, Marty Vavrik, Leo Schivelbein, Pam Marsh. SECOND ROW: Jim Davis, Duane Snyder, Zelda Hughes, Robin Miller, Jay Baumer, Roseann Stevens, Pam Musser, Loren Caudill, Joe Dotson, Lori Doll. THIRD ROW: Gary Hudson, Tom Knott, Julie Lucas, Mary Ann Sybert, Belinda Shaffer, Don Ward, Barbara Hanely, Debra Vaughn, Mrs. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Parmer, David Moore, Mark Welling, Patty Scherf, Terry Haas, Pam Brinker, Howard Nollenberger. A Closer Look Ar Elementary P, N .iw f NM. , I ,,,: 43 Pernberville Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Brian Dewyre, Nancy Eulberg, Joe Jividen, Cathy Clay, Connie Clay, Laura Hartman, John Clay, Danny Smith. SECOND ROW: David Vandersall, Eric Campbell, Julie Kokomoor, Alan Clink, Lane Williamson, Doug Webb, Gary Fahle, Jo Lynn Kerr, John Hummel. THIRD ROW: Jenny Warniment, Aaron Damron, Scott Sander, Chris Nissen, Darla Blausey, Eric Asmus, David Shultz, Debbie Cobb, Mrs. Sheets. ABSENTg Scott Iividen. Pemberville First Grade FIRST ROW: Michael Clay, Tony Duquette, Jeffrey Rubel, William Abbott, Laura Stein, Ricardo Martinez. SECOND ROW: Jane Wegman, Joseph Stoner, Cynthia Kruse, Lori Kohring, Diana Lange, Kevin Dewyre, Brian Damron, Emily Beckman, Iohn Kennedy. TI-HRD ROW: Paul Warniment, Chris Clay, Ian Oberhouse, Richard Moyer, James Smith, Cathy Smithey, Debra Ebke, Douglas Cobb, Mrs. Staib. ABSENT: Carmelita Bejarano, Donna Eckelbarger. Pemberville Second Grade FIRST ROW: Steve Johnson, Susan Wegman, Christine Offerman, Cassandra Smith, Marie Martinez, Carol Abbott, Kim Kahler. SECOND ROW: Amy Jo Eulberg, Lynn Rahe, Denise Dean, John Vandersall, Tracey Briggs, Nick Challen, Diana Bejarano. THIRD ROW: Tanya Jividen, Lisa Bruning, Kathy Panning, Russell Hummel, Bruce Bryant, Doug Rubel, Shonna Spicer, Jeanie Clark, Jeff Morlock, Tim Duquette. FOURTH ROW: Kevin Cochran, Carlotta Clink, James Smithey, Carla Wills, Scott Wheeler, Jackie Kerr, Robert Rist, Gregg Barney, Mrs. C. Reed. Pemberville Third Grade FIRST ROW: Sandra Henline, Homer Bejarano, Judy Hagley, Linda Beeker, Mary Hale, Ken Kokomoor. SECOND ROW: Kyle Reiser, Victor Salazar, Robert Wegman, David Fahle, Russell Rife, Larry Ward. THIRD ROW: Brenda Stein, Mark Recker, Joann Rolf, Carol Hiser, Ann Vandersall, Bonnie Brolhost, Mrs. Turnock. Pemberville Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Clayton Damron, Lisa Aring, David Wheller, Julie Dierker, Teri Challen, Cheryl Smith. SECOND ROW: Matt Lenke, Kristin Asmus, Mike Fritz, Steve Eulber, Teddy Dean, Sandy Heckman, Har- mon Wegman, Mark Wegmeyer. THIRD ROW: Debbie Dewyre, Kim Reiser, Kim Haar, Tom Oberhouse, David Wills, Karla Offerman, Bobbi Smithey, Mrs. M. Reed. Pemherville Fifth fade FIRST ROW: James McDole, Barbara Bushman. SECOND ROW: Thomas Heckman, Linda Kahler, Kelly Sigler, Kevin Eisenhour, Eva Beckman, Kevin Kennedy, Scott Samson, Bobbie Jo Webb. THIRD ROW: Pamela Ebka, Bradley Vandersall, Kimberly Kohring, Michael Wagner, Timothy Wegmeyer, Kathleen Schmeltz, Kirk Smith, Kathleen Hagley. FOURTH ROW: Linda Enriquez, Susan Rahe, Lisa Juergens, Sandra Blausey, Gary Johnson, Raymond Enriquez, Thomas Wegmeyer, Gary Duquette, Mrs. Oberhouse. Pemberville Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Norman Watkins, Connie Crispin, Lisa Krift, Sally Murdock, Louis Hiser, Janeen Matthews, James Abbott, Manuel Sanchezg Cynthia Sigler, Teresa Cochran. SECOND ROW: Lisa Briggs, Steven Hilgenberg, Kim Long, Mary Jividen, Gregory Hiser, Jerry Ward, Kimberly Smith, Nancy Ehmke, Rodney Beeker, Mrs. Beeker. THIRD ROW: Bruce Harmon, Ann Asmus, Bradley Bockbrader, Mark Lenke, Thomas Swartz, Warren Hale, Jayne Dierker, Daniel Schmeltz. Elementary In Action if aa Union Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Tracey Harrington, Eddy Siek, Melissa Spilker, Cynthia Neling, Brian Baker, Tammy Brown- ing. SECOND ROWg Mrs. Gibson, Debra Venis, Ralph Cubberly, Jull Springstead, Scott Radar, Bill Vance Ronald Lang, Torn Rood. Union First Grade FIRST ROWg Victor Llanas, Alyce Jacobsen, Michael Hewitt, jean Smith, Iames Browning, Anne Busler, Denny Morelock, Timothy Neiling. SECOND ROW: Peggy O'Neil, Andres Castillo, Terecita Castillo, Carol Vermilya, David Tracy, Joseph Sheffler, Shelly Sams, Scott Roller, Mrs. Clontz. 1 nion Seeond Grade FIRST ROW: Sandra Rickels, Ricky Himburg, Laura Kurfess, Michael Jacobsen, Stacey Spilker, Ramon Llanas. SECOND ROW: Lupita Castillo, Jeff Harbour, Mark Kurfess, Irma Castillo, Richard Baker, Roberta Wohn, Gary Morelock. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Vetter, Jeffery Dauer, Billy Venis, Gregory Ritchie, Donald Baker, Beth Meagley, Cheryl Speck. Union Third Grade FIRST ROW: Tom Snyder, Linda Bailey, Randy Oman, Jeff Kirian, Lisa Harbour, Dallas Glenn, Brian Kur- fess. SECOND ROW: Jackie Smith, Ricky Busler, Diane Hunter, Mark Veryser, Kathy Browning, Mike Sheffler, Jim Getz. THIRD ROW: Mrs. O'Connor, Oreta Young, Craig Coger, Ellen O'Neil, Tom Vermilya Jim Logston, Steve Feasel, Kevin Goodman. Webster Kindergartens FIRST ROW: James Knepper, Bob Caris, Laura Deerwester, Laurie Farmer, Duane Smith, Theresa Dierk- sheide. SECOND ROW: Karla Schlumbohm, William Naegele, Mike Szabo, Julie Garling, Kathleen Kep- pler, Gerald Bruning, Keith Huffman, Amy Huffman. THIRD ROW: Denise Downward, Peggy Pickett, Mike Rentz, John Thompson, Doug Seifert, Phillip Walter, Phillip Sheldrick, Lisa Lattanza,'Mrs. Shepard. AB- SENT: Lisa Aufdencamp, Tammy Schimpff. FIRST ROW: Gary Hoodlebrink, Marion Camp, Janney Atkin, Craig Beeker, Todd Friesner, Darla Abke, Kent Heckman. SECOND ROW: Andrew Schramn, Gary Gardner, Jeff Daman, Lori Burkholder, Alice Vanek Daniel Kemner, Dan Dean, Jeffrey Miller. THIRD ROW: Sheri Traver, Roger Bloomfield, Theresea Miller, Michelle Schenk, Thomas Headly, Charlie Schott, Sally Venis, Mrs. Shepard. ABSENT: Roger Jacobs, Ricky Singleton. l70 Webster First Grades FIRST ROW: Esmeralda Lozoya, Linda Bankey, Mark Hoodlebrink, Beverly Evans, Eddie Lozoya. SECOND ROW: Jerry Lozoya, Brenda Sue Schult, Gregory Dierkshiede, Susan Shatt, Annette Well- ing, Troy Garling, Deanne Hentges. THIRD ROW: Crystal Naegele, Lynda Downard, Barbara Red- ding, Jeff Szabo, Brent Johnson, David Cross, Scott Philo, Brenda Starkey. FOURTH ROW: Mike Caris, Dale Smith, Kathy Siek, Jessie Luera, Janet Main, Brenda Bushman, Kurt Sieving, Mrs. Kneller. ABSENTg Aurora Aguila, Juanita Castillo, Karen Reitzel, Roy Bejarano, William Gutier- rez. FIRST ROW: Dean Smith, Tim Getz, Karen Pace, Teresa Dierker, Sandra Ford, Leslie Smith, Rita Castillo, Maria Re yna.' SECOND ROW: Kay Reitzel, Kathryn Aldrich, Roy Lozoya, Tom Hansen, Steven Freeman, Lou Ann Kohring, Donna Schultz. THIRD ROW: Jeff Bolt, Shelley Vanek, Donald Heckman, Terry Krukernyer, Kathy Weber, Roberto Reyna, James Rogers, Debbie Gaskin. FOURTH ROW: Linda Bushman, Stephanie Bechstein, David Ernsthausen, William Kemner, Jetfrey Frobose, Brent Beeker, Danny Morlock, Mrs. Martin. Webster Second Grades FIRST ROW: Sylvia Thompson, Fawn Dierksheide, Sharon Shaffer, Connie Smith, Brenda Wegman. SECOND ROW: Virginia Mendez, Andy Ratliff, Deborah Smith, Deanna Hacker, Keith Starkey, Deborah Bickers, Dawn Camp. THIRD ROW: Timothy Miller, Jeffery Tuthill, Jeremy Walston, Brian Eisenhour, Tanya Getz, Michael Schenck, Carol Welty, Paul Sheldrick. FOURTH ROW: Oralia Reyna, Laurie Hutchinson, Cynthia Carpenter, William Allen Redding, Mark Alexander, Michael Melcher, Rachel Villanueva, Mrs. Burkholder. ABSENTg Karin Asmus. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Camp, Julie Kohring, David Gerwin, Shelly Savory, Denise Davis, Deborah Smith. SECOND ROW: Michael Dierker, Judith Sergent, Jody Philo, Nancy Karns, Jennifer Lane, Ricky Cajka, Robert Bickers. THIRD ROW: Tammy Garwood, Mark Baker, Keith Schlumbolm, John Lozoya, Valarie Miller, Penny Pickett, David Cushard, Linda Stein. FOURTH ROW: Randy Nissen, Mark Venis, Gay Morlock, Timothy Szabo, Michael Daman, Steven'Sanders, Paul Lepp, Mrs. Sheffer. ABSENTg Jan Bishop. Webster Third Grades FIRST ROW: Mary Knepper, Cindy Reitzel, Robin Dierksheide, Dawn Hentges, Tony Garling, Randall Pace Nancy Shaffer. SECOND ROW: William Evans, Timothy Abke, Calvin Kohring, Tracy Bassett, Lynda Hol- lister, Michael Pickett, Stacy Davidson, Valerie Friesner, Gary Gerwin, Allen Hagemeyer. THIRD ROW: Debra Baker, Randall Rush, Robert Bloomfield, Mark Huffman, Michele Shammo, Duane Seifert,-:Shirley Bankey, Donald Cushard, Kimberly Schultz, Mrs. Eckert. FIRST ROW: Carol Brueggemeier, Allen Reitzel, Robert Weber, Lisa Atkin, Sandra Dierksheide, .Kevin Shaffer, Debra Hiser. SECOND ROW: Todd Aldrich, Debra Siek, Jeffrey Cross, Kenneth Gerwin, Robert Eaken, Robert Bankey, David Welling, Richard Huffman. THIRD ROW: Jerri Gaskins, Mark Melcher, Larry Dean, Russell Abke, James Duty, Gary Krukemeyer, Steven Headley, Barbara Heermeier, Roxanne Rideout, Mrs. Henschen. Webster Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Joan Knauss, Lynn Latranza, Karen Hagemeyer, Cindy Jacobsen. SECOND ROW: Steve Speck, John Roller, Mark Bechstein, Sue Glenn, Donna Shaffer, Eric Schlumbohm, Wesley Ratliff. TI-HRD ROW: Pat Eaken, James Venis, Tim Smith, Sandra Ernsthausen, Jane Aufdencamp Mary Firsdon, Michael Litle, Ronny Pace, Tamela Getz, Linda Gardner. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Carpenter, Kent Davidson, Cheryl Downard, William Sheldrick, Ann Kurfess, Lou Ann Snyder, Penny Peters, Pamala Bruning, Pamela Sergent, Mrs. Allan. ABSENT: Thomas Jacobs. FIRST ROW: Dixie Smith, Timothy Jividen, Tamara Speck, Duane Starkey, Christine Alvarez, Thomas Venis. SECOND ROW: Perry Walston, Julie O'Neil, Vicky Meagley, Deborah Garwood, Roger Sams, Lori Bushman, Anzie Ratliff. THIRD ROW: Manuel Leffler, Theresa Muir, Steve Bankey, Leo Snyder, Randall Gardner, David Bruning, Christine Castillo, Kathy Weaver. FOURTH ROW: Randall Cajka, Thomas Getz, Craig Vanek, Scott Zellin, Amy Morlock, Cynthia Walter, Bruce Speck, Gary Dennis, Richard Jones, Mrs, Hiser. Webster Fifth Grades FIRST ROW: Ann Schott, Kenneth Bailey, Michael Starkey, Cindy Goodman, Laura Freeman, Donna Grolle Nadine Hewitt. SECOND ROW: DoAnn Feasel, Ronald Joseph, Cheryl Venis, Carlton Dippman, Pamela Philo, Todd Kurfess, Ronald Miller, William Kuhlman. THIRD ROW: Robert Castillo, John Krukemeyer, Richard Nelson, Charles Friesner, Manuel Riuz, Rex Rideout, Cindy Downard, Diana Baker, Joe Wohn, Mrs. Getz. FIRST ROW: Lonnie Karns, James Philo, Donald Jacobsen, Richard Bloomfield, Glen Gerwin, Cathi Jividen, Karol I-Iagemeyer, John Bockbrader. SECOND ROW: Fredrick Veryser, Larry Getz, Susan Busler, Keith Graf, Keith Alexander, Rhonda Shammo, Dean Dunipace, Peggy Kneller. THIRD ROW: Anita Castillo, Alice Philips, Karl Litle, Grace Sanchez, Constance Johnson, Frances Foster, Howard Gurtzweiler, Mathew Schramm, Gary Sabo, Mrs. Jameson. Webster Sixth Grades FIRST ROWg Debra Dauer, Lawrence Smith, Markus Thompson, Theresa Getz, Karen Baker, William Weber, Phillip Damron. SECOND ROW: Rodney Kirian, Kenneth Veis, Luann Schuerman, Caryl Knauss, Judy Puse, Susan Hagemeyer, 'Roger Gottschalk, Timothy Vandeneynde. THIRD ROW: Terry Foster, Ellen Veryser, Pamela Buchman, Richard Pace, Kathleen Machefski, William Gerwin, Gail Oman, Isabel Schramm, Russell Carpenter, Mrs. Jones. FIRST ROW: Shirley Shaffer, Fred Vetter, David Firsdon, Kevin Emch, Timothy Schult, Michael Roller. SECOND ROW: Daniel Frobose, Kenneth Peters, Tim Speck, Ruth Marten, Marcia Ratliff, Wanda Baker, Nora Logston, Kathleen Beckstein, Mrs. Schroeder. THIRD ROW! Steven Helm, Mary O'Neil, Marcy Savial, Gary Davis, Dennis Downard, David Gottschalk, Elizabeth Headley, Craig Kuhlman, Marlene Gerwin. A TIME FOR: OUR SPONSORS We Salute You Eastwood Schools Teaching the Principles of Freedom and Good Citizenship QLURIBUS UNUVA FRED CHAMBERS VIRGINIA I-IAYWARD LUCILLE FORD MICHAEL LESLIE ROGER BOSTDORFF l78 THE PEMBERVILLE LUMBER CO. BUILDER SUPPLIES CABINET WORK Phone 287-3206 Pemberville HAHN'S IGA EDGEWOOD INN Top Quality Groceries Choice Meat and Dairy Products Air Conditioned Pernberville Pemberville Rd. Jct. U.S. 6 and 2.3 Pemberville, Ohio Phone 287-6339 KUHLMAN'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS Wholesale - Retail Beef Pork Veal Home Cured Hams and Bacon Scotch Ridge, Ohio Phone B. G. 353-2131 I79 IT IIBIIIIII 0 1. ' its we wanl M 55 Savs. - 'Q reams m I i f '1iennnean' Q 'sl' Today's classrooms furnish knowledge that will help in tomorrow's world. Thatls why Toledo Edison urges employees to improve their skills, abilities and mental growth through company-sponsored educa- tion and training programs such as: EDUCATION ASSISTANCE PLANS ADVANCED MANAGEMENT COURSES FOREMANSHIP CLASSES SPECIAL ON THE JOB TRAINING AND STUDY But, we also encourage other people to continue their education so they can qualify for increasingly important jobs such as those at Toledo Edison, TOLEDO EDISON A good place to work 7 TRUNKS ' DRIVE-IN 'DAIRY BAR and RESTAURANT U.S, Route 6 and Z3 Pemberville, Ohio Phone 287-4121 GLEN GRAFFICE AND soN INC. CONTRACTORS I 22' General I :F Excavating fi: Highways :If Paving OFFICE: Gibsonburg I 114 Mile North on Route 300 Phone 637-2991 I80 :lf Farm Service Drainage F11 Equipment Rental :F Site Development :F Sewers and Water Lines SHOP: Woodville llZ Mile East on U. S, Z0 Phone VI 9-4661 BOB'S BARBER SHOP 2 BARBERSH BOB EMANS BOB LUTES Main Street Luckey 833- 3061 BOB SCHNEIDER OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC INC. 1013 N. Main - Bowling Green and Body Shop - Wood County Fairgrounds I'I S SO NICE . . . TO BE NICE PAGLIAI'S PIZZA STEAK, PIZZA, and SPAGHETTI Free Delivery 1004 S. Main - Bowling Green Phone 353-1444 OBlE'S FLOWERS Flowers for Every Occasion We Service a 15 Mile Radius Area 411 Sherman Street Pernberville NATIONAL HIGHWAY GARAGE INC. AAA WRECKER SERVICE CHEVROLET SA LES AND SERVICE Over 40 Years In Business on Route Z0 phone 287-3725 Phone 837-5653 Lemoyne, 837-5423 Ohio I8I I I SPRATT Music CENTER Accordions - Guitars - Band Instruments Pianos Organs Sales - Lessons - Repairs I Rentals of Band Instruments Compliments of 130 E. Washington Bowling Green Phone 354-8215 MANDELL TRUCKING CO. 5535 Woodville 693-3562 ARING MEAT Compliments of UNIVERSITY PONTIAC II-lome of the Break Away Carl Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing Beef by Quarter and Half Open NOVSTUIDGI' 15 - AP1'i1 15 N. Dixie Hwy. Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 833-3914 Bowling Green, Ohio ..,.,W,, ? ,,.-, ,ywifw 3. I is K' 1133. .. .- h,X4 Nrf. . LUCKEY OIL EQUIPMENT INC. Sales and Service V. E. Distributor of Tank Truck Service Tanks Neptune Meters, Roper Pumps, Fill- Rite Farm Pumps, OPW, EBW and Air Cooled Engines - Parts '- Service McDonald Brass Wholesale and Retail. Goods, Ever-.I-ite Quick Couplings, Lawn and Garden Power Equipment Travel Tanks, Hose, Reels, Lube Moline, Ohio phone 333-5911 Equipment, Station Lighting, Hoists and Compressors. Phone 833-4441 er tikxfn FI RST NALFIONAL BANK 222 South Main Street Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 Your Full Service Bank Member of F. D. I. C. Checking Drive-Up Windows Saving Walk-in Windows Loans Farm Representatives Banking Cente rs: Ros sford, Ohio Northwood, Ohio I83 BEEKER'S GENERAL STORE PEMBERVILLE The Corner Store TRACTOR SALES Dry Goods and Groceries Phone 287-3274 Pernberville Phone 287-3230 Pernberville LEADER Eastwood District's Only Newspaper All of the Area News for Over 83 Years Commercial Printers The Area's Largest Selection of Wedding Invitations Phone 287-3261 Pernberville, Ohio DAIRY QUEEN BOWLING GREEN RAMBLER SALES Used and New Cars Quality Service North Dixie Highway Phone 353-7691 Bowling Green, Ohio I84 S Says Thank you for your patronag 434 East Wooster Street Bowling Green Ohio L. BURGE SMITH NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Auto - Fire - Life - Health Phone 287-3221 Pemberville BOB SAM'S DODGE WILLlAMSON'S LOCKER Dodge Cars - Dodge Trucks Beef for Sale 1 by BOB SAMS, Owner Side or Quarter Night Phone 288-4624 Custom P O SS,n Light Wrecker Service Bradner, Ohio I' Ce 1 g 1053 North Dixie Highway Lockers for Rent Bowling Green, Ohio Phone 353-8721 Carpeting - Linoleum - Ceramics Counter Tops - Plastic Tops KIRIAN'S HOME SHOP Box 5 Dunbridge, Ohio 43414 Ph. Bowling Green 354-6157 Friday Evening Saturday 6:30 to 9:00 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. I85 THE STONY RIDGE WOOD COUNTY LUMBER CQ. IMPLEMENT DEALER'S ASS'N. Dealer's Heermeier Implement, B. G. in Massey-Ferguson Farm Center, B. G. Lumber and Len's Lmplement Sales, North Baltimore Building Supplies Reinhart Sales Inc. , B. G. Speck Sales Co. , B. G. Phone 837-5262 Stony Ridge Wood County Farm Equipment, B. G. Richard Van Voris, East Gypsy Lane Rd., B. G. EISENHOUR MOTQR SALES ? x N 2 WALTER EISENHOUR, Prop. Sales and Service 24-Hour Wrecker Service Phone 287-3771 Pemberville I86 ROTHSCHILD LIVESTOCK CO. Stony Ridge, Ohio Phone 837-5000 Buyer of Fat Cattle and Hogs N. F. O. Hogs on Wednesday For Sale - All Breeds Stockers and Feeders Same Location for 38 Years SCHEMENAVER MFG. CO. PLANT ll. Sheet Metal Fabricating Aluminum Spot Welding Air Handling Phone 287- 3296 Pemberville AMBASSADOR MOTOR LODGE Ohio Route 120 RR 1, Perrysburg, Ohio Q Phones 419 - 33322332 Open 6 AM - 10 PM Superb Accomodations Gourmet Foods Banquet Rooms Available for Weddings, Rehearsal Dinners, Proms, etc. 7555 Interchange of Ohio Turnpike on the Toledo- Detroit Expres sway LAFFERTY'S LEISURE HOMES Take a New Look at Living . . . Created by a Proven Manufacturer of Fine Homes . . . JOHN and DOROTHY LAFFERTY U. S. Route 20 Lemoyne, Ohio Phone 837-5575 I88 NEIDERMEIER AND HAAS SERVICE STATION Complete Lubrication '1 IXD. Tire and Battery Service 1 93 Motor Tune-Ups Yi AUT0 REPAIRS Y v Phone TE 7-5751 Ap i 9 W Stony Ridge 1' Q THE EAGLE'S NEST GROVER A MANUFACTURING INC. Manufacturer of the HAROGATOR Iheavy steel harrowsj Fountain Service Fine Food Cpen Sundays Phone 287-3278 Pemberville y i Luckey, Ohio Phone 833-3183 VARSITY LAN ES Snack Bar - Pro Shop V,,q, ,1,A I Phone 352- 5247 Sho e R e ntal - L o c ke r s A utornati c Pins ette r s PIESIEQT! 6 Air conditioned South Main St. Subway Ball R eturn SY S tern B Owling Gr e en An'1erica's Most Popular Name in Putting Courses 8 I 9 THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK CO. We Will Do For You Anything Any Other Bank Will Do Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve Bank Phone 2.87-3211 Front St. , Pemberville I90 HOLCOMB FUNERAL HOME EARL K. HOLCOMB--Director 24-Hour Ambulance Service Oxygen Equipped 110 West Main St. Luckey, Ohio Phone 833-4011 Area Code 419 833- HECKMAN SUNOCO Gasoline Oil Tires Batteries Car Wash Carry Out 3505 Luckey Compliments of THE HOBART AND BOWLUS CO. PernberVi11e's Only Department Store Applianc e Paints Dry Goods Shoes Phone 287-3204 Pemberville LANDWEHR CHEVROLET INC. Always a Good Deal AAA Wrecker Service Phone: Luckey 833-2701 Lemoyne 837-5870 Luckey THE LORRAINE OIL CO. Distributors of Sunoco Products Printed Invoices Radio Dispatched Tank Trucks 1006 North Main St. Bowling Green Phone: 354-6801 I92 STONY RIDGE DARI-SNAK Sandwiches and French Fries Cones Shakes Sundaes Malts Prop. EVERETT M. HAAS State Route 20 837-5899 Stony Ridge Fresh Vege 'E' H3535 151 x N X Q , 1, X M X K X X b wa wi' Q X .WX Q' Wd- 1 Yi LUCKEY SUPER DOLLAR Top Quality Meats tables as Well as F rozen Foods Main Street Luckey, Ohio J THE GOQDYEAR TIRE AND RUBBER COMPANY is Priviledged to Be a New Addition to This Growing Community W' : Q, 5 R 1 V, Nziuqfu P- mm'--m- , 'Mya Q i. 'W Wh f2'iTt.v'.v1.:'-w':'v u--wars-'E ii' te, H L : -Wi, .. ,,..-.- . ., , X ..,, .. ,, - may-::..-aw f' A ' - tw. 'ut- '1,5.X 3' 9' i ,2,g?k:::i3h:? ,T gs ,. 'zz Ti 3 Q Bs? s .v .. ,w f . -.1 n as C , . .ff f . 'N -6 f f V . i . ,..,k - - gm.: -'.-1 ,M . M, Ir L uw K X :,. Q15 'iv N I by 'iliifn fihww 1 W ,. ..,,. . -- N f- -... ,G . , K, ,J Films, Flooring Metal Products Aviation Products Aerospace Products Foam Products The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Foam Plant Where the Best is Yet to Come RT 582 and Luckey Rd. An Equal Opportunity Employer - 833-4511 THE LUCKEY FARMER'S EXCHANGE Manufacturers of Gro-Mor Feeds Seeds Grain Liquid Nitrogen, Bulk Fertilizer, F Elevators at rm Chemicals H 8. A TEXACO Gasoline Oil Car Wash i'sfffF1- . - 3511 1' -' I ' 1 ,, I' ,yr W 1 H W ,. .,,. . Mlgxgffgfbmfqizswf , gf I Phone 287-3296 Pemberville DEL'S SUPER DOLLAR Complete Line of Groceries and Frozen Foods Garden Fresh Produce and USDA Choice Beef Perrysburg Woodville BUSDIECKER INC. Plumbing Heating Electric 109 Portage Street Woodville I94 THE PEARL OIL 8. L.P. GAS CO. INC. fR'MRNfl!l Incl Distributors of Marathon Products Bottled and Bulk Propane Gas Phone 353-5811 Bowling Green MEYER ELECTRIC 232 Main St. , Luckey Electric Contracting Residential--Commercial Electric Heat Installation Maytag Appliances Sales and Service Phone 833-2642 TIRES STONY RIDGE AUTO SERVICE Tire and Wrecking Service General Repair - Welding East Broadway Stony Ridge W. F. SMITHERS CO. Industrial La dde rs Portable Gene rators Phone 837-5458 Stony Ridge, Ohio BELCH INSURANCE INC. A PHYLLIS BELCH BOB WITTKAMP mf Stony Ridge, Ohio 837-5l40 SKIP'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 837-5604 Lemoyne, Ohio LUCKEY LUMBER CO. Everything for the Builder Phone 833-2191 Luckey I95 AL-MAR EILEEN'S BAR Colonial Lanes Main St Wood County's Finest Billiards and Bowling I-Hfrkev, Ohio 1010 N. Main Bowling Green, Ohio Ph. 354-6781 THE FORKS FOOD AND YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGESH Pernberville, Ohio KEN BOCKBRADER and 287-3239 PAUL WIGGINS IProp.I LUCKEY FOOD LOCKER MO-DOR-IN AND BEVERAGE CENTER MEAT MARKET Wood County's First Drive-Thru Beverage Center Groceries and Meats Storage and Processing 1017 North Main Bowling Green Phone 352-7701 Phone 833-2121 Luckey, Ohio Toledo 244-7684 Stony Ridge 837-5800 STONY RIDGE MOBILE HOMES INC. Quality Monarch Homes The Better Hornes RAY and FERN KOHLENBERG Route U. S. 20 Owners Stony Ridge, Ohio 43463 I96 SAMSON PLUMBING AND HEATING Plumbing and Heating 3 TED and DICK OTTE, IProps.J 234 Main Street Luckey Phone 833-2901 INSIST ON . . . POTATO CHIPS SNACK TREATS Bowling Green, Ohio THE PEMBERVILLE ELEVATOR ASS'N Feed - Seed - Coal - Grain Bulk and Bag Fertilizer Liquid Nitrogen and Anhydrous Ammonia VIC'S IDEAL INN Motorola Radios and Television IDEAL FOOD IDEAL SERVICE Admlral and Wlmlpool Apphances ICE CUBES soLD for Parties, etc. Complete Line of Hardware Complete Farm Services Monday through Saturday 6:00 A. M. to 2:30 A, M. Phone 287-3421 Pernberville Sunday - 12 Noon to 8:00 P. M. Luckey I97 THE FARMER'S SAVINGS BANK Complete Banking Service 4070 Interest on Savings l98 Your Friendly Bank Offices at State Route 20 Stony Ridge and Woodville Road Toledo Member of Federal Reserve Banks Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE STUDENT BOOK EXCHANGE New Sweatshirts and Souvenirs Us ed and Textbooks Jewelry School Supplies and Stationary Books of All Types 530 East Wooster St. Bowling Green THE CLOCK RESTAURANT 412 East Wooster St. Bowling Green, Ohio 43402 7:30 A. M. to 8:00 P, M. Featuring Char-Broiled Steaks and Chops Full Course Family Dinners 12 Varieties Pancakes and Waffles Enjoy the Williamsburg Room for Your Party Call - 352-6332 . if-'Haw 'f1f2fr1f1'f 'f KAHLER PHARMACY Cosmetics School Supplies Sick Room Supplies Diabetic Needs Records Greeting Cards Film and Photo Developing Prescription Service Phone 287-3239 Pemberville I99 SAM'S REPAIR SHOP Luckev, Ohio 833-4381 LUCKEY HARDWARE Gifts, B. P,S. Paints, Hardware Phone 833-4131 Luckey, Ohio THE BANK OF WOOD COUNTY CO. Member of Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Bowling Green Perrysburg North Baltimore GEORGE C. BRINKER EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR Phone 323 Krotzer Ave. 833-3941 Luckey, Ohio TANGLEWOOD GOLF CLUB INC. DILL JEWELERS We Feature Orange Blossom Diamond Rings and Watches Fine Silverware Semi-Private and Gifts Located on Dowling Road, South of Registered Jeweler Perrysburg Between U. S. Z3 and Z5 Amer1ean Gem See1etYH RICHARD WYCKOFF, owner Phone 129 S- Main 254-2042. Bowling Green 200 GRABENSTETTER 8. SONS INC. Simca and Rootes - Sunbeam Division of Chrysler Corp. Sales - Services - Parts Service Shop Dealers in New and Used Cars Bolen's - Toro - Lawnboy Outdoor Equipment McCulloch Chain Saws Black and Decker 8:00 to 6:00 Daily 8:00 to 5:00 Saturday Woodville Phone 849-2140 HELM INSURANCE AGENCY YOU'VE TRIED THE REST NOW GET THE BEST Luckey, Ohio Phone 833-2829 KLOTZ FLOWER FARM Bowling Green, Ohio HUDSON'S MARKET Dunbridge, Ohio Phone 354- 6140 NIEMAN-BECKMAN FURNITURE INC. Armstrong Linoleum and Tile Famous Name Furniture and Carpeting C. R. BECKMAN 221 East Front Street Pernberville, Ohio 201 THE EXCHANGE BANK Complete Banking Service Two Locations With Savings Now lnsuredlto 515, 000 swamp ' 5 Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes Loans Member of Federal Reserve System up Member of Federal Deposits Insurance Corp. Luckey Walbridge Phone 833-3401 Phone 691-4608 COLLISION SERVICE 15 Years Experience - Factory Trained All Models Also Corvett ffiberglassl Work ' Body and Fender Repairing and Painting ' Expert Color Matching ' Glass Replacement 24 I-lour Free Wrecker Service Estimates Phone: 8 A.M, to 9 P. M.: 833-2731 9 A.M. to 8 P. M.: 833-4461 BALLARD'S BCDY SHOP Marathon Products Corner of Main St. and Luckey Rd. Luckey, Ohio BOB'S RADIO 8. TV Sales and Service Service on All Makes Color TV RCA Victor Admiral Zenith Phone: 833-3431 Luckev Kwai PETE'S SOHIO Gas, Oil Accessories Confections, Tobacco, Ice West Front Street Phone: 287-4242 Pemberville MARSH WINTON Phone: 352-6792 123 South Main Street Bowling Green APPLIANCE CENTER 203 The AQUILA Thanks Our Thanks to: DENNIS R. WALSTON MAX DAVIS JEWELER Free Lance Photography Aerials Westgate Shopping Center Weddings h portraits For the Use of the Hour Glass in the R- 1, :Pe1TlbSI'Vl.I.:I.G Children Phone 287-4541 Commercial R 81 B POWER EQUIP. Tractors, Tillers, Riding Mowers, Snow Throwers, and Other Power Equipment Lemoyne and Rees Rd. Pemberville Phone 287-4492 R G. 87 W. FOOD PRODUCTS OF OHIO INC. To Suit Your Taste Qi Stal' ROUIG 199 Pemberville Phone 287-3217 The Pizza That Pleases the Most People Refrigerated and Frozen 204 2 5 1 PETERSEN TRUCKING Truckers of Livestock Service is our motto DoNALD 'BUTCH' PETERSEN Phone 838-6541 Walbridge REEDERS The Finest in Complete Home Furnishings Phone 354-2751 Bowling Green, Ohio WEISLOW ,. , ..,, i .V N . Mal n St r e e t B owl1 ng G r e e n , - Ohm 2 v .1 . -.1::s4:2r'.,- if .-: . , .. .... ..,, 'P X v ' ' -:'I4P7fEZ227Z375i', 7' -I E ' , ' ' .':-2' BUS ROJEWSKI l General Manager f ,Jr Q Mustang - Falcon - Fairlane Galaxie - Thunderbird Bus. Phone 353-5361 Res. Phone 288-4862 l BOBBIE ANN'S FLORIST l 1 THE HERCULES 1 STAMPING co. l l State Route 105 Pemberville Think of Orchids lst - T We Grow our own We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Rental Service Weddings Are Our Specialty Members of Florafax Designs to Your Satisfaction Phone 833-3701 Luckey BOSTDORFF PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 833-2061 Luckey, Ohio 205 WHITE HUT DRIVE-IN HOME OF THE FABULOUS SUPER KING SANDWICH Now Serving a Complete Menu Including Steaks, Chicken and Seafoods Waitress Service From 10:30 A. M, to 10:30 P, M, 945 South Main Street Open Around the Clock Still the Fastest Curb Service in Town Phone Ahead for Take-Out Service - 354-5893 0 Q Zed CZffZCfG.9Q.?!J'ZOUf5 .fbf2lfC?!l.ZfflL ffeaf CQVLUIE-gill!!!-W Ca!! ua- famizari . THE LUCKEY LIVESTOCK CO. Luckey, Ohio 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Heavy and Light Towing D. D. DeVERNA 8. SONS Location: U4 Mi. East of Crystal Inn on Tol-Det Expwy. to Latcha Rd. 5th House South on Pernberville Rd. , Mailing Address Business Ph. 7 R.R. 1, Perrysburg, 837-5851 ' ohio 43551 Party Line 837-5141 206 Top Soil Sand Stone Fill Dirt RICHARD DeVERNA TRUCKING AND LANDSCA PING LAWN ROLLING SNOW REMOVAL D. D. DeVERNA Sr SONS Route l Z4 I-lr. Wrecker Service Phone 837-5851 Phone 837-5397 or 837-5851 BOB SPENCE BUICK CO. Wood County's Newest and Largest Buick-Opel Dealer :ff New Cars :lf Used Cars :lf Parts :ff Service Body Shop Leasing Phone 353-3611 1051 N. Dixie Highway Bowling Green, Ohio As business manager for the 1969 Aquila, I extend my sincerest gratitude to the various merchants for their patronage, the staff members who helped in soliciting ads, the staff photog- raphers for their work in making the ads, like the rest of the yearbook, a pictorial section this year, and all those who contributed time and effort in financing the Aquila. Written here is only a small token of appreciation. ' Sincerely, Qfflayto Diane Brinker Business Manager eeffc Acknowledgments To the reader, It must be remembered that in every work which today's world manufactures, there are a great many helping hands moving to make the result a success. This is true in .the production of a yearbook, too. In order to meet deadlines, have pictures taken, and record the year's happenings to the fullest, co-ordination between staff members and book materials must be displayed. Because of the staff's dedi- cation this year, we were able to obtain this co-ordination. To them, many thanks. Many individuals proved very important in the production of the 1969 Aguila. Among these persons was alumnus, Ron Grolle, who kept his eyes open and found the hourglass seen on the division pages. Thanks! Also my thanks to Denny Walston for his ingenuity and long hours of work in photographing and processing pictures for our use in the book. To Mr. Lowrie, for solving our many tear-provoking problems, thank you! The faculty also deserve a big thanks for their patience in allowing us to interrupt class time to take pictures. ln the same instance I would like to thank Bob Abraham from Powell Studios for his loyal contributions of pic- tures for our book, as well as Roger Weber and Bruce I-Iannan, student photographers for the staff. Mrs. Hagemeyer, advisor to the staff, has spent long hours with us, providing the background for our yearbook. From myself and from the remainder of the annual staff, a most hearty thanks! Long hours spent in preparation and original ideas offered to the Aguila by Debbie Grolle, my assistant editor, will long be remembered by myself Qand Ihope our readersj as the originality of the 1969 Aguila. My greatest thanks to Deb! There are numerous others who deserve much credit for the production of our book. Among sthem are'Diane Brinker, the Business Manager, who solicited for ads and expertly handled our sales campaigng but the most heartfelt thanks is issued to you, the readers, the people who make this book a reality, To you, I extend my greatest words of appreciation. Many thanks! It is sincerely hoped you will enjoy the contents of this book. I would like to add that it has been a pleasure and a truly worthwhile experience serving in the editorship of the Aguila. My best wishes to those who fill the position in years to come. May you benefit from your duties as I have benefited from mine. Respectfully, 1 Janelle Schneider Editor-in-Chief l.9f3-9 Aguila W k fx L- u .r Bi?-- If - - - T ,, .