Gettysburg High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Gettysburg, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1971 volume:

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Q 0 'ff' E X YF! gr V ARA x . - , 1- F s-Q I, S V I .7 F . wwf I.. pf ag, , -xi!-r V ,Q 3 S xii Af f' 1 52 Q 5' .f ji SA H. kk K-gg,-5-L' gi G K? 4, r 5 fig. -, .V Q, . if H. 'RW is wav fa gjiqwww if- -1 -weikiig f ,t l 5 I f gif sig dk I my , V' I 1 S., 4 X T glffffl f,?y,..' 1 Y 17 WL ' J 'l f qW'W'W! F7 5' 'Q' afiw- M , 1 1 fiffw ew 1 4 :G fail ' vi' ' ,gi 2311 iw'-eauaf-W , ' 51 F ' . THE CARDINAL Geiigsburg Local School Geiigsburg, Ohio Presenfed bg fhe Class of 1971 Table of Conienis ui- - ig ,4.-A- 35 7-1, .-of 'f' J.l.-1-'ill .' -,: ur 5, , ' -l. we,-f ffC', H'- .. - 4 ,.,.- .., - ..,, I V. - -5 ,za'.,,ff0-,sb 'H ,,4,v,.: i.,,9,,'1-,ff ui, - 'E -'so '-Aff . f 1 -h f '- U ' . - - Tr- f-. 1 5, 'ff-fx-Q., ,L-..-.,e-'W - . bn - f Vqgfyffitgl-,-:vg:.:LwJ.-5,,.., , ts ,l A - 'fb L' pf, pil -sk - ,., ,f Iniroduciion . Faculig . . . Seniors . . Aciiviiies . . . Organizaiions Aihleiics . . . Classes . . . Junior High . Elemeniarg. . Adveriisers. . l Dedicaiion The class of 71 would like to recognize a teacher who has dedi- cated much of his time, energy, and thoughts to us, He not only teaches English but also gives an insight to the problems ofthe out- side world, and the importance of character and humor, So as a small payment of what he gave us, we dedicate the 1971 Cardinal to Mr. Clement Grilliot, See-Ward However you feel toward me or the course Know that whatever you be by will or force That you have just begun to see, But however small a start Your vision of the why! Know that in your heart It must be paid with a sigh, But the joy you feel YOU feel And no one can take away And like a bell you'll ring and peal Free for many a day So keep that fine edge so sharp like a razor newly honed And sing with fury and harp In the spirit to you loaned, Clement Grilliot School - a place of instruction - to learn the arts of life, It is here that we get a glimpse of the world as seen through books and other people, We endeavor to prepare for the time when we will have to position ourselves in society. Hopefully our school days have prepared us to go places and do constructive things and become someone in the thriving world, .mu -wwwlv -1 MW-N-H Many times a younger person is in- fluenced by the actions of an upper classman. Likewise we are all models for each other, because by what we say or do, can and does influence other people. Maybe if we would remember this we would be more considerate of each other. is 7 Q 3 L :t . fr K K ,I .,.,,..waM'W ffiigx- H ,x Biff? 4 I A 32153, wfwlfiw Q' WB' 1, ,f As the time flashes by, we very seldom are able to see the many things that surround us. We are always rushing around saying that we don't have time. But this yearbook has stopped time so that we might see, remember, and enjoy the things we did and people we met. FACULTY Superintendent Principal THOMAS W, WILSON EUGENE R, CULLERS Secretary- Librarian Cashier RUBY LUDWIG CORRINE APPLE P, T, A, Officers SHARON MILLER CHRISTINE DEETER BEVERLY MARKER TI-IELMA BECK ,1 , ?- ff , t4...s.,,,,, LIBRARY AND TEACI-IER'S AIDES Betty Menke Janice Holsapple I -ws, 'E X. CUSTODIANS Raymer Seman Viola Seman Q 1 .r A M COOKS Joyce Bernhard Marilyn Smith Helen Ross SCHOOL BOARD Bill Keller - President Ralph Laughman - Vice Pres. Ronald Jones Don Darding Norman Miller Cliff Stocker - Clerk BUS DRIVERS Dave Brewer, Fred Bernhard, Etheldean Rhoades, Lloyd Rhoades, Dwight Brewer, Lester Rhoades, Lowell Unger iz 'y.nP ' Z 44 :aff ,. fkgvf' 'id CLEMENT GRILLIOT VIRGLE VANSCOYK I-LS, English, Latin LH, English and Math s ' x -1, .s in Li, LUTELLIS MCCARTY LAWRENCE SPOTTS Physics, Biology, General Science Industrial Arts, Power Mechanics JOHN CURRY 7th History and Literature Elementary Art 'W E 'v 1 - , ' 2 1 2 A ' Q z X MARY CAMERON ROBERT BALLARD H,S, and LH, Band, Chorus H, S, Math Janet Hershberger Beginner's Band A H, S, Basketball Coach Home Economics J, H, Track Coach P Q Q L WAVELENE DENNISTON ROGER COLLINS Commercial LH, Science, Phys. Ed, ' LH, and Reserve Coach H,S, Track GARY SKEWES H, S, History, Business Law and Selling LEE STANLEY Baseball coach, Health, Government, Athletic Direc- tor, Driver's Ed, Cross-Coun try Coach LEFT: Mrs. Holsapple, are you sure you know what you -are talking about? LOWER LEFT: We've been trying to tell you that the teachers work too hard! LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Ballard, did you really think you could escape without someone catching you? SENIORS MARK BABER Football 1, 2: Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 25 Speech Dept, Treasurerg Track 4: Console Engineer RICHARD BARTON Class Play 3, 4 TOM BERNHARD Baseball 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Varsity G 2, 3, 45 Treas. 3: Homecoming Escort 4: Annual Staff 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Christmas King 3 SUSAN BIDDLE Class Reporter 1, 2g F, H, A, 15 Tri- Hi-Y 1: Class Play 3, 4g Student Teaching 4 STEVE BECKER Co-op Student 4 REGAN BOWMAN Basketball 1, 2: Track 1, 2: Varsity G 2, 3, 4 Sec, 35 Class Play 3, 43 Homecoming Escort 4g Cardinal Staff 4 ROXANNE BRICKLER F, H, A, 15 G, A, A, 1, 2, 3 Reporter 15 Vice Pres, 35 Student Council Rep, 23 Cheerleader: Reserve 2, 33 Varsity 3, 4g Office girl 49 Chorus 1, 2, 4g Class Play 3, 4g Student Director 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Librarian 1, 2 SUE BRICKLER National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4g Pep Club 25 Scholarship Team 3: Office girl 25 Chorus 1: F, H, A, 15 Cardinal Staff 4: Blue News Staff 3 BECKY CLIFTON Librarian 1, 29 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ch0fl1S 1. 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: G. A. A. 2, 3: Cardinal Staff 43 Class Play 35 Girls Glee Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 2 BOB COOK Co-op Student 4 RON CRIST Class Vice Pres, 2, 35 Class Play, Student Director 45 National Honor Society 45 Track 3: Homecoming Escort 4 DIANE FAIR Librarian 1, 2, F, H. A. 1. C1355 Play 35 Co-op Student 4 CLAUDE FENSTERMAKER Track 15 Class Reporter 45 Class Play 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Cardinal Staff 4 IAN HARPEST Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Contest 15 En- semble Contest 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Officer Camp 1: F, H, A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Officer 2, 3, 45 State Convention 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 45 President 4: Class Officer 1, 2, 3: President 25 Chorus 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Cardinal Staff 45 N, H, S, 45 Class Play 4 1 ROBERTA FAIR ' F, H, A, 19 Pep Club 1, 2, 3: CO'0P Student 45 Band 1, 2, 3 STEVE HARTZELL Co op Student 4 Baseball 3 LARRY HILL Co-op Student 4g Class Play 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2 CARLTON JONES Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Cross Country 4g Class Play 3, 4g Student Council 15 Varsity G 2, 3, 45 Pres, 45 Chorus 1: Boys' State Rep. 33 Annual Staff Editor 43 Office Worker 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Pres, 4g Class Vice Pres, 4 SOPHIA QPETHOJ KINNISON Librarian 1: Class Play 3, 45 Student Teaching 4 GARY HUFFORD Co-op Student 4 JEANNINE KOCHERSPERGER F, H, A, 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: State Gov't, Convention 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ensemble Contest 4: Chorus I, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Re- porter 3: County Chorus 1: Girls' State Rep, 3: National Honor Society 4 SCOTT LAUGHMAN Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Varsity G 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Librarian 4: Homecoming Escort 4 RICK MCCONNELL Class Play 3, 4 KATHY MCGLOTHIN Co-op Student 4: F, H, A, 1: Band 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Librarian 1, 2, 3 MARILYN MARTIN F, H, A, 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1: G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Pres, 3: Business Manager 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sec, -Treas, 4: Cardinal Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3, 4: Ensemble Contest 4: Class Rep, 2: Majorette 4 TOM MCMILLER Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2: Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Treas, 45 Varsity G 3, 45 Vice Pres, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Treas, 45 Student Council 35 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming E Escort 4 TOM MENKE Student Council 1, 45 Librarian 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres, 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball Statistician 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Solo Contest 1, 25 Ensem- ble Contest 25 Annual Staff 45 Var- sity G 45 Science Club 45 Pres, 45 Class Sec, 45 Morehead Band Clinic DA VID NET ZLEY Basketball 1, 3, 45 Class Play 4 BOB RHOADES Baseball 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 25 Varsity G 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Class Pres, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Homecoming Escort 4 fMenke, Con't,j 3, 45 County Student Council 45 Homecoming Escort 4 DIANA MULLINS F, H, A, 15 G, A, A, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 45 Cardinal Staff 4: Student Council 4 PAM QKNICKJ RHOADES Librarian 45 Chorus 45 Annual Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pres, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Morehead Band Clinic 35 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 45 Class Sec, 25 F, H, A, 15 Solo Contest 35 Ensemble Contest 2, 35 Homecoming Court 4 MIKE SHIVES Class Play 3, 4 MARTHA SNYDER Class Play 3, 4 STEVE SPONAUGLE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Varsity G 2, 35 Co-op Student 4 SANDY SMITH Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 F, H, A, 1,2, 3, 45 Pres, 45 Outstanding FHAer 35 State Home- maker 35 Miss Chick Candidate 35 Betty Crocker Awardg Class Treas, 25 Sec, 35 G, A, A, 2, 3, 45 Pres, 45 Business Mgr, 35 Christmas Queen Candidate 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3, 45 Student Council 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice Pres, 45 Home coming Court 45 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensem- ble Contest 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1 1 1 JANE SPRENKEL FHA 1,2, 3, 44 Degree Chairman 2: County Officer 35 Vice Pres. 4, State Homemaker 3gG.A.A. 1,2,3g Librarian 2, 3, 4g Student Teaching 45 Office Girl 4: Phys. Ed Ass't. 4: Annual staff Business Manager 4: Annual Rookie 3: Cardinal staff 4g Editor 4: Homecoming Court 4: Class Sec. 1 ALLEN WHITTAKER Basketball Manager 1,2: Hi-'Y 2, 3: Co-op Student 4 s, . PAT RHOADES ClassPlay 3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Of- ficer 3, 4: Student Council 3: State Homemaker 3: Miss Chick Candi- date 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Court 4 MM Fiwif . qt r I g2fffmsf'f.'y rs, iiilt f am' I , Q A SENIOR PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE 'A ' BENITA I-IERSHBERGER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian 2: Class Play 3,43 Homecoming Court 4 CLASS OFFICERS Bob Rhoades: President JACK JONES Carlton Jones: Vice President Co-op Student 4 Tom McMi11er: Treasurer Tom Menke: Student Council Scott Laughman: Secretary Claude Fenstermaker: Reporter 1 r, w. . i'2, Fifi , 'Fry Q3g5.fe5gj3.k,.N'j-- -sq .N A' 'V ,Weisz-fPr.i-..r 11z,ffitf:v' r -. 7' f SVWJS?--2V55-f!iI'1 .r Of' 'WIP-f y g sf Q L X ' , rttts E' ., 5 .R rfwm ' 55553158 MM' I f T ' 'E' 5 5 V W ?g2Ee1-Eisntii' Q' .Q 1 .mph .- -V, , y ,arr 5' - - , ss 4 ,r . 5 f .9 , Q I 1 4 ,. . 2 3' Q A .,., 3 A 'r I H As the seniors faced graduation - a new step on the old familiar road - they realized that a wide, new, unblemished road lay ahead. Preparation began last fall with ordering diplomas, caps and gowns and announcements, and ended in May with the receipt and use of these thing. All too soon it was Friday, May 21. Seniors turned in books and cleaned out lockers. Baccalau- reate and Commencement practice took hours. On May 30, at 2500 p. m. , the processional music played by Melanie Koontz and Kathy Ritz began. Graduates, parents, and friends listened atten- tively to the Reverend Fred Bernhard, give words of wisdom. Special music was by the Senior clar inet quartet, Jeannine Kochersperger, Janice Harpest, Marilyn Martin, and Sandra Smith. At 8:00 p. m. , the same evening, seniors began their final walk as students of Gettysburg High. Tom Menke and Carlton Jones gave the valedictory and salutatory. A. Blair Helman spoke on The Beckoning Frontier. After the presentation of diplomas, benediction, the graduated seniors marched out to begin 40 new roads. CLASS COLORS Scarlet and Silver CLASS FLOWER White Rose CLASS MOTTO If you can't do great things in a small way, do small things in a great way! X , RM ,v.,. sfA ACTIVITIES Qhfanger in the Night Presented by the Gettysburg Seniors Just off the lobby of the Boulevard Hotel there is a gift shop. This gift shop is very capably owned and operated by a couple of attractive young ladies, Sylvia Lee and Mable Crane, who seem very good natured, fun loving, and not at all deserving of the events that fall upon their shapely shoulders because someone is plotting murder, and this little gift shop is the very center of the murder plot. LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Shives, R. Crist: Student Director, D. Mullins, B. Hershberger. M. Baber, S. Petho, C. Jones, I. I-larpest, R. Bowman S. smith, J. Kochersperger, M. Martin, R. Brickler, L. Hill, Mrs. Skewesg director. Lock. Qlook. and Lipslick Presented by the Junior Class Gordon Warren, the student-counselor at Pembroke High is meticulous and must have everything in its place, When attractive Jane Gardner, the new counselor breezes in, he takes an immediate dislike to her. Mrs. Maggs has been an uproarious start with Miss Prather and her long list of complaints Miss Prather IS the math teacher Mr Plun kett, the janitor, insists on being called his proper title: hired as the new cleaning lady. The new term gets off to n Supervising Sanitary Engineer. The play moves along whe money is lost, found, and Mr. Warren a Miss Gardner finally find a mutual attraction. stock, R, Lear, S, Keller, R, Smith, P, Hawesg STANDING: J. Skiles, E Brewer, student directors D, Sprenkel, R, Erisman, K, Long, C, Lowman, : Rismiller, J. Valentine, J, Ris , B, Hufford, M, Hoblit, l 4 33 f E -wg -v TMR -gg ,,1 3 N E .RU ,J 'Ze' 2 553 3352. . .,,. WM ,, Q . X 22 ' iq, A 5 1. gk m- Q :fx ,f 5 x 3 is 2 5 1 N ' sa W v QM ' ' ' W my ,M 'f ' W KVM '76 V155 N ' ., 'E' We yew if fi 5' wx ,X Q ' ,Q lffgffie f 2221 Q D 'ar 1, 3 12 2 2 554 E -K 2 L 333+ in W A . ' A-f:fv1n3z?f' ' 4-1 ,Y W Yue U W 512211 i 2? V 2 my Q4 L Ni ,.,,gi,gw . , , .M M Q 'V ,. V , 1 Xghvxw Kia A X W . ig if ti, L -3 P' 'E 2 e xi , X fg av X5 K A EL? V in , R ff- ? P 4 QE: S' 2,3 , x Q5 ' gf xi T, Y K f- - , , , f K ,',,, - ,, 'IS' .2 5 x' f ' 'Fx Yi Q 1 -s 1 . I , 1 5 . 3. v, qv R PM' YQ? v e x Junior-Senior Prom To remember high school is to remember not only a good teacher or a certain class, but also that great date you took to the prom. This year, on May 1, the Junior's entertained in grand style, so we would remember! The banquet was held at Scot's Inn in Piqua, the dance at the Pique Mall, and the evening was climaxed with bowling at the Bel-Air lanes in Piqua. -- at rii' 3 P' at 36 Q ,XV '. ' 'ggyvgw 1 f f. fl -' 'A h I 2,44-T I qw ,,A V-gfxf v 4. ' f' I lj? L if , . i'5'W-H ,,, . 'HF' f , . QL w5,b,ff, Q 4, 1 AF 4- r Yr . ' 3 A ,, - ,f . J, W xy' .V ' ,tum ' f' Wy, , V , 'Lf if, L 9 1' ,g. N 'F' 'fwgiig I ,Q z h,tg,, I , . ig A wil!! v sw A 3 fl fn W Q , A ,, ,. ,' . al If ' Vwwk W, Lau, 61' , V ,,g,. ,af QA X: I. If - ff' .MT ' , i i : A Q 6 81 ? in ff hfL,,45,,,.k, A , ,-4 kfff:ff:g:i:,. a,5'Q1ff ' -rf N ' ' M? f . ,f 'tv , ' v- .- F3 .JM , Qi'W:'ZQ. :emma fi? ff DRGANIZATICNS 'F 'h I f 'Q 1' 522 X 4 W Q gs ii 1 ' aw -.5 ,, it gm , QP . ,za 537351, -gift 42 ' was Q.. 5535 .azz W . tiff i ii Win' Y 1 A . fykwi ? if - .....,.,., L., ,nr..g.3 1st ROW: J. I-Iarpest, J. Kochersperger, K. Beisner, D. Etter, K Ritz, S Menke, K. Long, T. Wehrley, S. Smith. 2nd ROW: M. Martin, S Kellerl J. Witwer, G. Meyers, M. King, B. Smith, R. Erisman, J. Keller, P Knick K. Stocker, J. Deeter, B. Fair. 3rd ROW: S. Menke, S. Beisner, T Bre BAND OFFICERS: S. Smith, Vice President: M. Martin Secretary-Treasurer: P. Knick, President: K. Long, Re- porter: B. Fair, Librarian: D. Etter, Librarian: and S. Menke, Reporter. zr, P. Knick, R. Wombold, G. Monnier, B. Sherry, L. Applegate, G. aurer, T. Wombold, T. Menke, R. Brewer, A. Brewer, R. Beisner, M. xontz. 4th ROW: Mrs. Cameron, B. Rhoades, K. Laughman, and D. Lavy. B This year the band worked for some badly needed uniforms. The band Boosters sponsored a raffle at Homecoming, and the band members sold everything from jewelry to garbage bags. Finally after a lot of hard work and waiting the GHS Band became the proud owners of black concert uni- forms with white overlays for marching. The outfit was topped off with a 10-inch red hat. FLUTE TRIO K. Bitz, K. Long, and S. Menke. The Flute Trio received a II Rating at District Ensemble Contest. CLARINET QUARTET I. Harpest, M. Martin, S. Smith, J. Kochersperger. The Clarinet Quartet received a I Rating in class A Music at the State Ensemble Contest. A, Brewer, S, Beisner, D, Lavy, B. Smith, C, Meyers, SITTING: M. Koontz, B. Fair, SUSAN KELLER, MARILYN MARTIN ANITA BOSSERMAN Majoreiies Chorus lst ROW: S, Bunger, B, Hershberger, S. Guillozet, L, Ashbridge, K. Ritz, J, Kochersperger, Mrs. Cameron, 2nd ROW: D, Arnett, M, Burnett, D, Etter, S Menke, M, Koontz, P. Hawes. 3rd ROW: S, Smith, S, Keller, J, Harpest, B, CliftOH, J. Keller, P. Rhoades, R, Brickler, P, Smith, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Hahn, and Mr. Wilson are quite happy to know that new band uniforms will now be a reality with all of that money! 44 Cardinal Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Clifton, V. Shouse, M, Marilyn, D, Mullins, J, Sprenkel, P, Rhoades, J, Harpest, R. Bowman, Mrs, Denniston, C, Fenstermaker: SITTING: S. Brickler Pep Club TOP LEFT-HAND SIDE: D. Christman. T. Gilbert, P. Smith, J. Keller, S. Menke, D. Arnett, D. James, B. Beisner, D. Brown, C. Melling. K. Miok, D. Darding. D. Brooks, B. Smith, B. Fair. S. Brickler, J. Witwer: TOP RIGHT-HAND SIDE: K. Westfall, E. Busard, D. Byers, R, Mullins, J. Evans, P. Miller, K. Stocker, D. Etter, C. Meyers. P. Melling, C. Fair, S. Beisner, T. Wombold, C. Holsapple, S. Menke, M. Koontz. OFFICERS: President: S. MENKE Vice President: I. WITWER Secretary: P. MILLER Treasurer: P. KING Student Council S. BRICKLER Annual Qiaff TFQNT: M, Martin, S, Smith, I. Sprenkel, Business Managerg P, Knick, P, Rhoades, BACK: Mrs Denniston, Advisorg T, Bernhard, C, Fenstermaker, T, McMi1ler, T. Menke, C, Jones, Editor, ROOKIES: K. Long and J. Valentine This year to make money the Annual staff and GAA co -sponsored a basketball game between the Teachers and Senior Boys. The gals of the community played the GAA. The end result was the older set falling prey to the high school kids. Student Council lst ROW: K, Stocker,. S, Brickler, T. Gilbert, L. Ashbridge, S, Menke, 2nd ROW: S. Phillips, D. Brooks, E. Brewer, 3rd ROW: I. Archey, P. Knick, S, Smith, J, Harpest, K, Long, 4th ROW: T. Rhoades, G. Crist, B, Rhoades, C. Billups, T. Menke, R, Lear, K, Blumenstock. Advisor, Mr, Skewes OFFICERS: President - J, HARPEST Advisor - MR, SKEWES Secretary-Treasurer - K, LONG Not Shown: Vice President - S, Laughman . The Student Council was very ac- tive this year. One of the most im- portant things they did was change the dress code. O f G r A a C A T S BOTTOM: S, Beisner, Freshman Rep.g D. Mullins, Senior Rep, 3 P, Smith, Soph- omore Rep, 5 K, Long, Student Council: S, Keller, Secretaryg T, Wehrley, Junior Rep,g MIDDLE: J. Bernhard, Advisor: B, Fairg Treasurer:M, Marlin, Business Managers C. Lowman, Vice President: TOP: S, Smith, President, 1stROW: I, Bernhard, R, Fair, S, Bunger, D, Etter, B, Fair, S, Smith, M, Martin, 2nd ROW: L, Stephen- son, P, Smith, J. Keller, C, Lowman, J, Kochersperger, R, Brickler, S, Keller, M, Koontz, 3rd ROW: K, Long, T, Wehrley, L, Ashbridge, R, Erisman, S, Menke, S, Beisner, P, Stephenson, A. Bosserman, A,Bosser man, D, Mullins, FHA SEATED: P. Rhoades, Secretary: S, Smith, President: I, Sprenkel, Vice President: R, Erisrnan, Treasurer: STANDING: M, Koontz, Recreation Leader: S, Keller, Reporter: D, Sprenkel, Parliamentarian and Degree Chairman: J, Harpest, Student Council: I, Keller, Histo- rian: C, Lowman, County Officer: Mrs, Hershberger, Chapter Little Sister STACY MILLER SEATED: S, Smith, J, Sprenkel, P, Rhoades, I. Harpest, 2nd ROW: D, Sprenkel, S. Keller, S, Guil lozet, C, Holsapple, Mrs, Hershberger, J. Keller, R. Erisman, S, Hartzell, C, Lowman, 3rd ROW: K, Miok, C. Meyers, B, Smith, C, Fair, S, Beisner, M, Koontz, K. Ritz, Varsiig G OFFICERS: President: CALTON JONES Vice President: TOM MCMILLER Secretary-Treasurer: RICHARD LEAR T. liernhard, T. Menke, C. IOHCS, R. Bowman, T. McMi11er, Mr, Stanley, Advisorg R, Rhoades, Mr. Ballard Advisor: FRONT: R. Lear Mr. CuIIer's Help C. Billups, B. Fair, M. Martin, K. Long, E, Brewer, R, Fair, J. Sprenkel, R, Brickler, C, Jones, and Mr, Cullers Science Club STANDING: J. Long, Vice President: Mr, McCarty, Advisor: T, Menke, Presidentg C, Billups, Student Council: K, Blumenstock, Secretary-Treasurerg SITTING: R. Christman, K, Laughman Nafional Honor Qooieig X President Carlton Jones speaking to the high school at the annual induction of new members, Gettysbug and visiting schools at National Honor Society Tea. New members reciting N, H, S, pledge, 52 FRONT: L, Barge, G, Crist, J, Risrniller, C, Lowman, J. Valentine, I, Rismiller, J, Harpest, R. Crist, J. Kochersperger, BACK: Mrs, Vanscoyk, M, Bowman, T, Menke, Vice Presidentg C. Jones President: T, McMil1e1', Treasurerg S, Brickler, I. Skiles, Secretary. Sue taps Jeannine. Tom helps Leona with her robe. V S 7 , ,t ' g,'. D, Spahr, T, Floyd, G, Crist, S, Brooks, T, Rhoades, B, McMi11er, R, Hart, B, Sherry, I. Gib- boney, R, Brewer, ON BUS: B. Martin, G, Blumenstock, M, Hoblit, Lowell Unger, STANDING: Mrs, Holsapple, R, Fair, T. Menke, M. Bowman, C, Lowrnan, Mrs, Ludwig, I. Ris- miller, P, Rhoades, Mrs, Menke, SITTING: D, White, I. Rismiller, D, Sprenkel, I, Kochersperger P, Stephenson, P. Knick, J, Sprenkel, J, Harpest, R, Erisrnan, ATHLETICS BACK ROW: S, Laughman, T. Bernhard, Coach Ballard, T. McMi11er, R, Rhoades, FRONT ROW: C, Jones, S, Sponaggle, D, Netzley, R, Lear Q I Varsnig Cardinals What now, Mr. Ballard? So that's what we shot through! 'Q Are you sure that's what you want us to do, Coach Scores New Madison Mendon Union Bethel Houston New Madison Westmont Versailles Arcanum New Madison Bradford Mississinawa Franklin-Monroe Houston Westmont Russia Bradford Ansonia Newton New Madison Newton Tourney District Tourney Reaching for the stars. THEY 75 80 6'7 86 65 66 60 82 84 84 110 85 59 '71 83 66 '72 '75 64 ? Cardinal Highlighfs The Cardinal's only lost one letterman from last year's squad, so basically we had the same team. The teams over the county were evenly matched this year so our 8-11 record is a little misleading. As scores show on the previous page we lost a few games by a very close margin. During regular season play we averaged over '72 points per game, with Tom McMi1ler leading in total points. Tom Bernhard's percentage of foul shooting was best, Steve Sponaugle led in rebounds, Carlton I ones was the outstanding defensive player, and Scott Laughman made the most assists, As Mr. Ballard said, The seniors finished four years of hard work with an excellent home court advantage by winning six home games this year while only losing two at home, A great way to end a high school bas- ketball season, 4' bf Nw SS V i,if W Vxi?, ,. SANDY SMITH ROXANNE BRICKLER Varsiig Cheerleaders SUSAN KELLER LEFT: K. Laughman, L, Laughman, T, Bern hard, C, Jones, CENTER: R. Brewer, Coach Stanley, RIGHT: B. Brickler, J, Lear, S. Laughman, R, Lear Cross Counh-g That wasn't fast enough, boys! '6I STOP! ! Randy shoots again. N Reserve Cardinals FIRST ROW: B, Brickler, D, Christman, Coach Collins, M, King, K. Blumenstock, Manager, B, Davis, SECOND ROW: L. Laughman, J, Smith, B. McMi11er, R, Brenner, J. Archey, E, Erisman, C, Fenstermaker T, Schultz, M. Brewer, G. Petho, K. Laughman The taste of victory is so sweet! Ready ! aim I shoot I Reserve Cheerleaders DIXIE LAVY, SHERRI BUNGER, ANITA BOSSERMAN, RITA FAIR RIGHT: Mr. Stanley talks things over with a visiting coach. BELOW LEFT: Tom McMi1ler awaits a home run pitch. MID- DLE RIGHT: Tom Bernhard hopes for one, too. LOWER RIGHT: Gabor Petho is ready for action. FAR RIGHT, TOP: Ken Smith shows great form. Blane Davis gets suited up. FAR RIGHT, BOTTOM: Mr. Stanley gives his pep talk. Joyce Gilbert, the ball went that away. Baseball 1 4 66 CLASSES I Class of l97Q CONNIE LOWMAN - Reporter TAM WEHRLEY - Vice President JULIA RISMILLER - Secretary KRISTA LONG - President SUSAN KELLER - Reporter ROBERTA ERISMAN - Treasurer TIM R1-IOADES - Student Council RICHARD LEAR - Student Council Debbie Arnett David Aultman Gregg Blumenstock Mary Bowman Elaine Brewer Mary Burnett Roberta Erisman Rebecca Fair Joyce Gilbert Dan Guillozet Ray Hart Pat Hawes ul Marvin Hoblit Becky Hufford Susan Keller Richard Lear Jack Long Krista Long Connie Lowman Edith Miller Tim Rhoades Judy Rismiller Julia Rismiller George Sherry Janice Skiles Rick Smith Doris Sprenkel Linda Stephenson Jerry Valentine Tarn Wehrley Class of 1973 SHERRI BUNGER - Treasurer JOHN' ARCHEY - President GERALD CRIST - Student Council LEONA BARGE - Reporter JENNIFER KELLER - Vice President Lon Applegate John Archey Alberta Arnett David Balmert Leona Barge Rhys Bowman Kim Brant Randy Brenner Allen Brewer Richard Brewer Sherri Bunger Gerald Crist No mn vumus A H? W, , Ji' fs' - 1 I. -gifs. -.B it Blane Davis Douglas Drieling. Ed Erisman Rita Fair David Gibson Robert Goehrich Sally Hartzell Darrel Holliday Vicky Hufford Gina Johnson Jennifer Keller Lon Laughman Mary Lavy Jim Lear Tim McGlothin Bradley Miller Dale Perkins Gabor Petho Tony Schultz Kenny Smith Paula Smith Patty Stephenson Everett Vanatta Debra White 7l Class of 1974 MARK BREWER - Secretary BILL SHERRY - Vice President LRAE ASHBRIDGE - President MELANIE KOONTZ - Reporter KIRK BLUMENSTOCK - Student Council HAROLD BECK - Treasurer qnot presentj George Arnett Lrae Ashbridge Glenn Baber Mark Barton Harold Beck Susan Beisner Charles Billups Kirk Blumensto Anita Bosserman Annette Bosserrn Susan Brayfield Mark Brewer ck 311 Rick Brewer Bill Brickler Steve Brooks Ray Burnett Robert Christman Lu Ann Coy Diane Darding Rosalee Davis Johnny Deeter Donna Etter Jenny Evans Carol Fair Craig Fenstermaker Jam es Gibboney Susan Gilbert Mike Guillozet Sheila Guillozet Carol Holsapple Mark King Melanie Koontz Ona Kuhnle Kris Laughman Bonnie Lavey Dixie Lavy Arlene Leugers Karen Marker Merlin Markland Brian Martin Bob McMi1ler Susan Menke Cindy Meyers Deanna Miller Kornelia Miok Greg Mohnier George Pfoutz Joel Puterbaugh Kathy Ritz Betty Salmons Bill Sherry Jim Smith Bonnie Smith Dean Spahr Darby Tipple Leanna Whisner Robert Wombold gn 8 991' ,ifnk 3 JUNIDR HIGH 1 Eighih Grade TOP: SUE PHILLIPS - Student Council SHERYL MENKE - Reporter IANA LONGFELLOW - Reporter TOM LONG - Treasurer BELOW: SHERRY BRICKLER - Secretary KIMBERLEY STOCKER - President MARK BENNET - Vice President Carol Baker I eff Bang Pam Barga Connie Barge Karen Beisner Ron Beisner Mark Bennet Gladys Bowman Teresa Brewer Sherry Brickler Kris Brown Tom Burke Gay Burnett Ron Cook Jana Deeter Diana Drieling David Erisman Bill Fourrnan Deanna Fritz Doug Fritz Janice Garber Daryl Gibson Lily Goehrich Matt Hart Tom Long Jana Longfellow Charlene Ludwig Greg Maurer Susan Meadows Dickie Melling Phyllis Melling Sheryl Menke Nicky Miok Alex Monnier Sandra Mullins Sue Phillips Rick Shiverdecker Ruth Snyder Connie Stephenson Mary Io Stephenson Kimberly Stocker Debbie Townsend Rodney Wehrley Teresa Wombold Sandra Wright 77 Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: PHILLIP MILLER - Secretary and Treasurer JOE NETZLEY - Reporter DEBBIE BROOKS - President TERRY GILBERT - Student Council SCOTT MCMILLER - Vice President Larkin Archey Kathy Arnett Tim Arnett Cindy Ashbridge Bonnie Beisner Kent Blumenstock Charles Brant I Tamai Brenner Debbie Brooks Debbie Brown Edwin Buzard David Byers Jenny Byers Linda Chasteen Jim Evans Denise Fritz Julia Garber Steve Garber Vickie Gibson Terry Gilbert Bill Gunkle Jim Hawes Rita Hoblit Debbie James A Pam King Peggy Knick Dick Lavy Gary Lear Gary Leugers Richard Leugers Mark Lovejoy Mike McConnell Scott McMil1er Cathy Melling Pat Miller Phillip Miller Robin Moore Randy Mullins Joseph Netzley Karen Ritz Martha Salmons Beulah Skiles Keith Smith Tim Wagner Karl Westfall Janet Witwer Elvis Wright 79 Junior High Music Deparimeni Music Coniesianis LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Ludwig Jana Longfellow Teresa Brewer Sheryl Menke Karen Beisner Janet Witwer Peggy Knick Debbie Brooks Debbie James, at piana Kim Stocker Chorus STANDING: Mrs. Cameron, I. Bang, C. Melling, T. Burke, SITTING: T. Wagner, K. Westfall, P. Knick. J. Witwer. D. Brooks, B. Beisner, S. Brickler, C. Ludwig, D. Brown, D. James Band iso Junior High Aihleiios LEFT TO RIGHT' Scott McMi11er Ron Beisner Phil Miller Greg Maurer Mark Bennett Kris Brown Chuck Brant Tom Long Jeff Bang Dick Melling KNEELING: Rob Wehrley Roger Collins JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Kim Stocker Debbie Brooks Pam King Sherry Brickler Debbie Brown LEFT TO RIGHT: Ed Buzard Gary Lear Jim Evans Joe Netzley Pat Miller Dick Lavy Terry Gilbert COACH: ROGER COLLINS Fun Shois F ELEMENTARY Sixih Grade Candy Brewer Martha Burnett Sheri Burk Albert Case Louie Case Peggy Darding Donita Fritz Mr. Klipsiine Diane Irvin Kevin Jones Terri Knick Thomas McConnell Laura Meadows Susan Meliing Dan Morrow Becky Rismiller Peggy Sanders Brenda Skiles Rex Smith Mike Stocker Diana Snyder Danny Witwer 84 Kris Baker Shirley Beisner Scott Cameron Timothy Combs QKFLNWQ Y' 3 Nga Edward Monnier Debra Schultz Gary Stephen Janice Whisner Glenn Craig Joedy Deeter Faith Flora Debbie Force Fiflh and Sixth Grade Mrs. Folkerlh Kevin Fourman Marilyn Gaber Ronnie Guillozet Ted Holsapple Brenda James Kimberly Keller Kraig Keller Denise Koontz Ricky Lear Vickie Miok 85 Melody hshbridge Ed Barge Kay Beisner Dennis Butts Eric Erisman lxk i it '- 'WF Mark Erisman Kathy Evans Kent Fenstermaker Sam Force Mike Garber Steve I-Ioblit Fifth Grade Mrs. Albrighf Cathy Irwin Jay Laughman Debbie Lear Diane Loxley Dixie Melling Cynthia Miller Darla Smith Joseph Spahr Paula Shiverdecker -i S A Tabb Stephenson Carmen Stocker Sandra Stover Sharon Wombold Becky Wright ABSENT: Eugene Garb er 86 Mrs. Siollz Fourih Grade l ff 1' fr'-f r. R 'R Q ' .1 '- .QM HA 1 S J s S f - S J Q' rip, Jenna Barber Phillip Bashore Scott Beisner Mark Beck Jeffrey Billups Gina Blumenstock Vincent Brooks Rosemary Buzard Carl Byers Robert Davis Chadd Davis Dennis Etter Susan Evans Alan Gessler Jeffrey Keller Julia Keller Betsy Lavy Darrel Leis Gary Loxley Shawn Magee Jamie Marker Robin Melling Tonya Schultz Justin Small Robert Smith Teresa Warner Mary Wrocla 87 Larry Baker Christopher Bennett Timothy Bennett Sharon Brunswick Christy Cameron Kimberly Didier Anne Dull Dixie Fritz Allen Hartzell Jeannette Hinkle Tonnya Keller Kristi King Third and Fourih Grade Mrs. Mullins Steve Lovejoy Jody Marker Christine Marzindale Karen McG1othin Blair Miller Paula Parmenter Mary Lou Sponaugle Paula Townsend Rena Vanatta Paul Wagner 88 wb si fi , . 5+ fm:- Xgf ' 2 9 F , We Q N C Z WW Q ix fi I Y egg? sv gn , '. Q .. Z 'fe r.. sf' B . ' e W ',' , 9 .0 M Tamala Sparks Richard Stover Douglas Warner -A ' ja. ' ' ' ' h oa k Ricky Smit 31 if .. 1 ' I R' 4 31 .... ffm. K , f ' ix A' Third Grade Douglas Archey Barbara Barga Patricia Barga Timothy Becker Tammy Bowman Darla Burk Mary Ann Byers Kenny Dunevent Richard Gunkle Mark Haw es Mrs. Welch Arlene Hoblit Gail Keller Terry Lear Dick Miller Pam Miller Tina Morrow Billy Myers Gwindelin O'De1l Sandra Profitt Johnnie Simmons ABSENT Tom Bashore Gary Garber 89 Second Melody Bailey Grade Jerry Barga David Bashore Steven Beisner Sheila Bensman Susan Brewer Daniel Buzard Mrs. Morrison Russel Case Rose Etta Flora Joy Hart Todd Hawes Carol James Kevin King Todd Lecklider Colleen Magee Michelle Maxwell Kimberly Ritz Kathy Stover Shauna Tipple Billy Ward Judy Wroda 90 Fjgqfy K , 4 L rr is s f gf-gpg? FCM , ' , is 2. i Ly If , c V ,- .. ..-- . I ,V qs ' it t.. X fi Q .Qw fQ Tiff?- X wi, la if img? -..,,,E., l 'wr ,ff .mf 'WF lm . 2.5 : .vt K. --,Q S' L rw 2 ,f Ma 'mff-S -f -.fr K mr.-,ry rpn Q if R ,., 4' 1 x Norbert Brunswick Second Grade Karen Burk Mrs. Powell 4 Dorothy Byers Roger Cost Janeana Deeter Steven Force Stephen Garber Brian Henderson Tina Hinkle Steven Johnson Karen Kerns Cheryl Lear Sherri Miller Lisa Parmenter Michelle Reed Brenda Scheiding Gary Sell Junior Thomas Lois Wagner Jackie Warner Michael Wilson Brian Wombold 9I Firsi Grade Cindy Barga Susan Barga Denise Bowman Rue Bowman Pam Bucklew Robbie Byers Amy Deeter Chris Erisman Phillip Garber Jerry Gunckle Debra Hartzell Missy Hawes Wylena I-Iirt Wilma Jordon Brian Kerns Steve Knick Mrs. 0'Dell Tammy Lear Tammy Manning Ronald McConnell Monte Miller Lori Morrow Gary Myers Kelly Myers Glenna Sell Robbie Shoenleben Larry Smith Kathy Thomas Douglas Thompson Brian Witwer Jimmy Wroda 92 Ea was ig ai? Firsi Grade Mrs. Ross Doug Bailey Tony Bashore Eric Boehringer Donnie Brickler Kevin Bucklew Gary Craig Beth Ann Flora Jeffery Fourman Mark Hahn Ronald Harrison Kathy Hawes Duane Hinkle Denver Jordon Jon Keller Tina Koontz Timmy Lear Kimberly Leis Ronda McConnell Connie Miller Jodi Miller Ronnie Miller Brian Moore Rodney O'De1l Troy Rockwell David Sell Jerry Skiles Richard Shafer Carolyn Smith Lanny Spahr Jim Spark ABSEN T John Bashore 93 Morning Kindergarten Dale Bashore Danny Brickler Patrick Coppess Scott Cost Connie Filz Debbie Grilliot Larry Harmon Polly Hufford Chris James Jody Johnson Lisa Johnson Ricky Jordon Tammy Myers Randy Parmenter Cary Reed Mike Sell Cathy Smith Lonnie Smith Jennifer Warrick Amy Wroda a .,- gp, ,viii ,, kj. f- ab? -if '3 F'!:, .. .. 'i 'i'f 1 rip Q 'EH if .. 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Jimmy Buzard Todd Didier Linda Goehrich Brenda Harrison Steve Herron Christa Lear Jennie Marker Robbin Redman Teresa Shoenleben Lesa Warner Steve Wilson Troy Wornbold ABSENT Luanna Bashore Bruce Smith Beginner Band Fun Qhois ERTISERS WISHES TH 'l97'l GREENVILLE NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Facilities Open 5-7 p. rn. on Friday Nights Covington, Ohio 117 North High St. Phone 473-2021 ,, M 1 1453--:s h- T ue! is , M Incorporated March 23, 1886 Insured Safety For Savings Loans On Homes To Buy, Build, or Improve Current Dividend Rates Compounding Quarterly 5. 0070 on Passbook 5. 25070 to 6. 0070 on Certificates Customer Parking Area Travel Checks . Drafts . 'Night Depository MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE one Ea 2345 Gettye Quality Furniture Since 1878 STOCKER FUNERAL HOME CENTURY ELECTRIC MOTOR COMPANY Subme r sible Pump Motors Four, Six, and Eight Inch Diavvells 1X4 HP Through 100 I-IP Motors 1 JOTEM DOWN STORE Groceries and Soft Drinks Open 7 Days a Week Phone 447-4253 101 West Main Gettysburg, Ohio PETERSIME INCUBATOR COMPANY Manufacturers of Electric Incubators and Brood-Units World Wide Distribution 1 Q'1yg?' for Poultry and Research JIAEQ N. ..-A Phone 447-Z151f226Z Gettysburg, Ohio 102 BOWMAN'S IGA Quality Meats Groceries Produce Where Your Dollar Buys MORE! See You at Our New Location Corner of Route 36 - Main St. Phone 447-2791 Gettysburg C ompliments of BRIDGES FUNERAL HOME WORCH LUMBER COMPANY YH ww! few ff W A ' ifyfpi .. . 5 I H S Xvt' K VGLItb , 4, E-,'7 ifiiiilli Q Versailles Phone 526-4501 Ohio HUSTONS RESTAURANT Home Cooking and Baking Steaks Our Specialty Arcanum ' Ohio O Good Luck Seniors SATER LANES KELLER GRAIN INC. AND FEED, INC. 726 Riffle Ave. Greenville, Ohio Horatio Ohio . ,ui Food Good Pizza Purina Feed Farm Supplies Carry Out Grain Storage Your Favorite Beverage Phone 448-2284 Open ll:00 a. rn. - 2:30 a.m.- Route 5 Greenville N. M IO4 BONFIGLIO PHARMACY 530 S. Broadway Phone 548-6053 Circle Pharmacy Phone 548-1891 Greenville, Ohio Phone 996-3151 ain St. New Madison, Ask for RON, BUD, VANCE, FRANK, or JACKIE Ohio PAUL CLARK REALTY Complete Real Estate Service 708 N. Main St. Arcanum, Ohio Phone 692-8478 234 E. Main St. Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-4545 R 9 4- Y' Q MIKE JOHN'S FOODLINERS 863 East Main Versailles Ohio LEONARD O. CURTNER General Insurance and Real Estate Best Policy of All Times Phone 447-4321 Gettysburg PIZZA KITCHEN FLORY'S Route 127 North Greenville Pizza Made to Order Carry-out and Party Supplies Sunday thru Thursday 11a.m. - 11:30 p.rn. Friday and Saturday 11a.m. -1a.m. Phone 548- 1568 Sales and Repairs :. , 899 N. Ohio Street Greenville, Ohio Phone 548-1716 PAUL WILLIAMS Registered Dorset Sheep R. R. 1992 Bradford, Ohio Compliments of THE WESTERVILLE CREAMERY Covington,, Ohio BRADFORD INSURANCE SERVICE MILLER-HILL FUNERAL HOME 1 1 v G. R. I-IACKETT C. J. HOOKER 145 N. Miami Ave. Bradford, Ohio Phone 448-2121 448-2314 YOUR nlepulknl lluuranre IAGEIII lllVll YOU BIN' I06 .I Q- .1 24-Hour Ambulance Se rvice 653 Hickey Avenue Phone 526-3212 Versailles Ohio AMERICAN SCHULTZ FARM CENTER MOTORS LARRY L. FOUREMAN, Mgr. Darke County's Most Complete Farm and Home Supply Fine Used Cars 211 South Main and 5e1'ViCe Arcanum, Chic I Three Miles South on U. S. 127 Phone 692-8390 692-5156 Greenville Ohio ANSONIA TROUTWINE LUMBER CO. AUTOSALES Buick - Pontiac Lumber and Chevrolet - Opel Complete Building Service Fleet-Wing Petroleum GEORGE L. KLIPSTINE, Mgr. Products Phone 337- 3111 Ansonia Arcanum Ohio CLARK FEED 81 GRAIN Phone 447-2211 Compliments of SMALL'S PLUMBING ' HEATING Gettysburg Ohio . Free Estimates . JOHN SMALL, Prop. 221 Corwin St. Gettysburg, Ohio TRIUMPH ' YAMAHA HELEN'S BOB M. ANTHONY 1502 Ft. Jefferson Rd. FLOWER 8. GIFTS xg mm, N , 1, ,ff Q 2 I -3 14 1 2 1' aa ,5 4 : fr ' 0 0 Ill- Gold Medal Florist gsm-co..-. Excellence In Design and Quality Darke County's Only Gold Medal Community Florist Greenville Qhio 849 Martin St. Greenville , , ,' 1 I ,, ' W E R 2 -V.: 1 B uy e r o f Quality Controlled Eggs Phone 513-526-3331 Versailles Ohio I08 ERNIE MYERS Greenville Ohio SUTER'S MEAT MARKET STE'-VIDEO A. FEED 81 GRAIN 4'f 1 'qw' v M. I-av R. R. 745 Greenville 611 South Broadway Greenville WIELAND EWELER J S HITTLE PONTIAC-CADILLAC Zzgaiedte feeaehq I I Q- 77- vu .-Qg.i ,fix 4-QJSQJKQH f I u ,, U 2 ' vlvllllll-Illll I I I One of the Oldest Darke County Auto Dealers Se rving Darke County E Since 1928 1270 Dayton Rd. 417 South Broadway Greenville Ohio Greenville Ohio ALSWELL EXCHANGE McVAY'S INC. SPORTING GOODS Grain - Feed - Coal - Seeds Fertilizer - Grinding and Mixing X f-' 537' Our Specialty Q igfr, EARL SCHULTZ, Mgr. 6,9937 Phone 448-2721 Bradford jj? I HQ, 323 Broadway Greenville Compliments of P PSI-COLA PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTING CO. THWAIT'S FLOOR FASHIONS Over 50 Rolls to Choose From Phone 548-4503 602 Wagner Avenue Route 127, North Greenville 645 Wagner Ave. Greenville 6-6 G '4'p,c VALENTINE 9 ,O T -S' BEAUTY sHoP X mi? -hill xl 316' WARREN ST. MARKET Phone 548 - 3630 Greenville Ohio -ti xx Q, VN ill 1 1' r r ,xx 14 's xx Ls, E' 1 Gettysburg Ohio SARGENT BROTHERS Auto Wreckers and Scrap Dealers Starter and General Repair Box 334-A R.R. 1191 Bradford, Ohio IIO JOSTEN'S Svmbolize Your Accomplishments Finest Traditions - School Spirit Graduation - Achievement Fine Class Rings - Yearbooks Diplomas - Awards - Graduation Announcements Serving the Third Generation of America's Finest Students GENE GOODWIN, Rep. 200 Kerr Rd. Tipp City, Ohio FIRESTONE MAGEE BROS. Passenger - Truck - Tractor Tires Retreads - Accessories and Service Home Improvement Store ' M V 1' 161 W. Main Gettysburg ,Your Symbol of 4 Phone 447-4201 Qxgillivtycimnd ' W El Construction K , w if DON 448-2008 11155321114 3 I ' 'QLR X RALPH 447 - 4471 Corner of Walnut and East 4th Phone 548 -1197 Greenville J. s. K. sol-no I RECK'S USED CARS Specializes in Volkswagons New and Used Volkswagons and Parts 607 N. Main 11774 West U. S. 36 Bradford Arcanum Ohio For Best of Luck Class of '71 EIKENBERRY'S IGA FOODLINERS Samsonite Luggage China and Silverware Diamonds Watches g GRAY'S JEWELERS E6 601 S. Broadway Greenville ' TWO Locations ' U.S. 127, North Dayton Greenville , Ohio Road VERSAILLES LOCKER PLANT Meat Processing and Lockers for Rent RON PEPPLE and SONS Phone 526-4288 147 North Center Versailles, Ohio JOHN Dllll SCHMIDLAPP EQUIPMENT John Deere Sales and Service Covington Ohio Compliments of ED CORNELL'S 436 Broadway Greenville Ohio We Need Your Head in Our Business TUCKER BARBER All Work Guaranteed Free Estimates Phone 548-9540 1301 Dayton Rd. Greenville II2 SERVICE Q Township Building Phone 473-2635 Xa Covington Ohio H Q BOUGHBEND ORCHARD Home Grown Fruits Cider in Season DALE sroinrz, Prop. One Mile Southeast of Bradford on Route 36 FASH NER'S SUNOCO GETTYSBURG HARDWARE ,f ,lf- SERVICE EZSXX INC. V Housewares Complete Brake Service Hardware and Wheel Balancing P , t Starters - Repair - Generators am Snow Removal Phone 447-2172 Gettysburg Ohi 806 S. Miami Bradf SHANELY REXALL s. J. Runv a. soNs PHARMACY INC. Covington Ohio Phone 473-3333 27 N. High Covingto Covington Oh HAWORTH CONSTRUCTION CO. New Homes Hifi 'I 1 s' ' ff 'L' Building on Your Lot ' z i Phone 548-32.26 Greenville Ohio COMPANY Compliments of MIDDLETON POULTRY INC. Buye rs and Shippe r s of Live Poultry Phone 337-3931 Ansonia Ohio II4 GREENVILLE NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Facilitie s Drive-up Walk-up Open 5 - 7 p. m. on Friday nights Home Office Fourth and Broadway Drive-In Branch Fourth and Sycamore Greenville Ohio Compliments of SINK JEWELERS' S. S. SHUFF a Diamonds SONS, INC. Watches Phone 692.-8100 Route Z Arcanum O1'1iO Arcanum Ohio Compliments f INC. O FIRST P' k S' lc a we NATIONAL BANK Pick a Price Pick a DODGE 110 E. South Street Arcanum Ohio 4 East Main Versailles Ohio I Il5 REC K 'S SO HIO Bridge Street Gettysburg DAVE W. BREWER R.R. H22 Bradford CLYDE'S BARBER SHOP 116 E. Main Bradford GRILLIOT ALLIGN MENT SERVICE R.R. 145 Greenville SPRENKEL'S FRUIT Market R.R. B5 Greenville S 84 S ECONOMY MEATS Bradford WIRRlG'S HARDWARE 86 APPLIANCE 135 N. 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Greenville EAT MORE MARKET Greenville FRAZIER SUPPLY CO., INC. 945 Sw eitzer Greenville FLIN TS 1226 Dayton Greenville SNELL'S Broadway Greenville SELLMANS Third Street Greenville GERSHEWS Dayton Rd. Greenville FOURMAN'S MEN SHOP Broadway Greenville MORRISON BROTHER S Route 36 East Greenville GETTINGER'S SUNOCO Washington Ave. Greenville SATER PRODUCTS CORP. Box 8 Greenville HORN'S APPLIANCE Broadway Greenville VAN BEBBER JEWELERS Broadway Greenville FRAZE AUTOMOTIVE 221 Martin St. Greenville IUDY'S TYPEWRITERS Walnut Street Greenville O'BRIEN'S FLORIST 144 N. Broadway Greenville SECOND NATIONAL BANK POULTRY PRODUCERS Broadway and Fourth ASS N Greenville Versailles VERSAILLES FURNITURE MART Corner of Euclid and West Street Versailles 1 1 s 2 1 45 S ,A . .RQ 1 K :DJ Y? ,E 1 1. Ai L, 5 s' 3 f ' 3 i WSH 1 ' 5 'V u E' 'J 3 5 A 5241,Q!e9!i. 1 E Q 7 v A . , L 3 t- if , 1,3 ,imp I .fag-1 A i 4:- A Q , I Q -,z J Q9 '25, F , , X.,, . , f . . x L Yr J my Niki ,.w.. ? 5 W 49, 5 M4 5 5 g . 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