Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1964 volume:

'I fi'5?hW3ii H ' 4' 52252353MEM515i1ERU0i?1imf'5JRiji1E452ISfih1lf5rhU:fS'f:,l25fi':iff, ,,:1::a-X ff: at '-': 'f f,4'ft?.:'N 1 N W f snfam '- ,lx -AL .VW , 4,,,.,,. 3? wM N W Pwr 'Wk THE HIGHLANDER-I964 Contents A clrn in istration ana' F aeulgz Seniors A etivit ies A tlzleties Organizations Classes A a'oertising Highland Local Schools, Sparta, Ulzio Board qfEo'uoatz'on and School Admznzsmztofs The Highland School Board of Education--from L. to R.--Kenneth Mosherg Noel Young, Alex Fuller, Carl Fisher, Presidentg Forrest Porterg and Elmer Boyd. Glenn Moss--Superintendent Highland Local Schools We consider him a great friend because he is interested and concerned with our welfare. He is the laison between our schools and the School Board, busily working with all phases of organization, maintenance, and planning for our best future education. anaunvf Contribute Valuable Leadership ana' Service Glenn Hochenshilt - -Principal Chesterville School Gordon Anderson--Principal Marengo and Sparta Schools C. Norris Simpson--Highland Principal Athletic Director His immediate responsibilities include the complicated aspects of coordinating, directing, and supervising all phases of plant operation, teacher assignment, student personnel, curriculum, records and reports, and extra- class activities. 3 Faeulgf Members Are Friends and Help DAVID GROOMS--Vocational Agriculture VICTOR GIAMMERINO--Industrial Arts MARGARET WAITE--Business Education 'VAT' 'ff 5m 'Z'v?i95 '?3f3ii2iA'lffl ' 0 H S gg? M N if A e : , T pw,Ayznmimgf,,w1:QQ'f,x.Wg -, 'W:Awr'mf1,?iW'H'f3bS?i? wzfwwihfse-we ,Q-,4Lf.me,fw 3-s. E1 e 3 1 ,. I Q ' Q .f ef? f 953' EU. ,:fi:if'51 f1ii: ' 'mf f'-SX' ag wFiZ:bH'4,.'.wH , I 5 ,- -iilgfi' 'P , Lit:-get-i'QQ - .Htl I 5 J but mg''55,,iif1i4xl1':'t'f-fftiiv 1' Q, : t w .si .' -he A , if 11 7 T , ws' n,.Wtg.,,w, .1 W, ygwgsm ,,f.,,..... - . . , - - ,., . 5-W... , .f Y-We-itgw,gwgt5,S,s,w' Q Jagsfx,gi,5?25g,5.Ere:gmqtgif3? ,MQ V 7 .VW Ah- n 4 Q1 'X' if 3215524 WW-'E 'KQQEE' iii? ,' J '1A,fVR, ,'lEHF'qy.,X 'Y 'Q'3'71 A VWQ , M ' 1 W A 'J 'W sf 4,1 W 51251 lg32N'ffiV5Vi?:5 7 Miw -1ftw1ff51s?fw,2Y . 2fzifs:zgi'sgf+Tfai?e3'1g.w 3,awz,:'4,-iai'ewfffM5' H 1 w:,'e-,xe.miw.w? K 1:11511g,.-,f5lli'iY5,5ife i f c szmf ' I GARY STAIR- -Vocational Agriculture RO SALIE CHERRING TON--Business Education DWIGHT HEATH- -Mathematics 1 52 In Preparing Students jir Future LQ? MA RY DAVIDSON- -English JUDITH LUFT--English and Speech elf MARVIN CURRY--History and Government MARY ELLEN LOGAN- -English and French RUTH PATRICK- -Librarian JAMES MARTIN--Bskt. B. Coach, History Instruction Is Teacherjs First Dugf ADEL REIGEL--Home Economics DORIS RHODEBECK--Home Ec. XL Fam. Living JEAN FULTON--Biological Science CHESTER CHERRINGTON- -Advanced Science l. ARNOLD WEBB--Coach, General Science, and JAMES NEWCOME--Boys' Physical Education Driver Education 6 Teachers Supervise Actz'vz'ties Eff, L EVA GIAMMERINO--Girls' Phys. Ed. DONALD GRIMM--Instrumenta1Mus1c LENORE RICE--Vocal Music This year we have for the first time a guidance counselor. He advises students on subjects and courses that would be ad- vantageous to them in the future. He also administers a scholarship, aptitude testing program. He contacts representatives from different colleges and arranges for them to come to talk to those students who are interested. I-Ie works in connection with employment offices and industries in the community. In the future he hopes to in- crease this representation. QUENTIN KENTIGH--Guidance Counselor 7 Service Personnel Our cooks: Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Rogers, and Mrs. Givens, manager our cafeteria expertly. Lunch hour is the best period of the day. N i w 8 Mrs. Headings possesses three ex- cellent attributes: perserverance, patience, and efficiency. Her sincere interest in the students is expressed in many ways. Mr. Kinney and Mr. Linkous, our custodians, are found anytime during the day or night sweeping floors, carrying chairs, or performing many other acts of service for our care and comfort. SENIORS SHIRLEY KEMPTON Secretary Cl. Of. 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Co. Band 1,35 Chorus 1,25 F.I-LA. 1,2,3,45 Of. 2,35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Of. 4, Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Of. 35 St. Coun. 4. SHARON THROCKMORTON Treasurer Cl. Of. 3,45 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Of. 45 Sci. Club 45 Yr. Bk. St. 45 G.A.A. Of. 45 Cl. Play 2,35 Girls' Bskt. 2,35 Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, sr. F.1-LA. Conv. 2. Class cy' '64 10 ROBERT MAI-IAN President Cl. Of. 2,3,45 St. Coun. 15 Ft. B. 2,3,45 Bskt. B. 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Of. 45 Var. Club 3,45 F.F.A. Bskt. B. 3,45 Parli. Team 2,45 Judging Team 2,4. ALLEN SHINABERRY Vice-President Cl. Of. 1,2,3,45 Var. Club Of. 3,45 Buck. Boys' St.5 Ft. B. 1,2,3,45 Bskt. B. 25 May Queen Es. 1,25 Sci. Club 3,45 Natl. Hon. Soc. BRENDA SNYDER Student Council Cheerleader 1,25 St. Coun. 45 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Yr. Bk. St. 3,45 Co- editor 45 Chorus 2,35 Cl. Play 3. ALAN VAN SICKLE Student Council F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Of. 2,45 Winner of A.I.C. Trip to Nebraska 35 Cl. Play 2,45 Bskt. B. 1,2,35 Yr. Bk. St. 4. DICK ADDISON Cl. Of. 25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Of. 3,45 Bskt. B. Mgr. 35 Natl. F.F.A. Convention 2. BOB ALICIE Cl. Play 3, F.B.L.A. 3,4- CAROLYN BLAN TON Chorus 1,2,3,45 Cl Play 2,35 St. Coun. Of. 2,45 F.B.L.A. Of. 3,45 Yr. Bk. St. 45 School Paper 3,45 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Of. Help 2,3545 Bskt. B. Home- coming Attend. 2. DANNY BOCKOVER Basketball 3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4. CC Light tomorrow BARBARA ARNDT Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Lib 1,2,35 F.H.A. 15 F.T.A. 35 G. Cl. Play 2,35 Prince of Peace Tumbling Team 1. HARRY BABBS 1' ari an A.A. 3, 39 F.F.A 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Bskt. B. 11 with today EDWARD BURSON PEGGY BUTLER Chorus 2,3545 F.I-I.A. 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Girls' Bskt. Ball 2,35 Class Play 35 Girls' State 35 Cheerleader 45 News- paper 3,45 Yr. Bk. Staff 45 Office Help 2,3545 G.A.A. 3,45 Co. Chorus 25 Class Of. 15 F.H.A. Of. 3,45 F.B.L.A. Of. 354. LIZ BROOKS F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. Convention 25 F.H.A, Of. 45 Chorus l,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Class Play 25 Newspaper 3,45 Of- fice Help 354. CHARLES BURCH F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reserve Basketball 1,2 Baseball 2. 12 MARJORIE CARPENTER F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.N.A. 2,s,45 Candy Striperg Class Play 35 Office Help 4. PATRICIA CHAPMAN F.F.A. Queen 15 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 May Day Attend. 1,25 Ft. Ball Attend 15 Ft. B. Queen 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. Of. 3,45 Bskt. B. Attend. 35 F.1-LA. 1,2,3,45 Quartet 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN CHASE Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Nat'1 Honor Society 3,45 Reserve Cheerleader 1,25 F.I-LA. 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Class Play 35 Yr. Bk. Staff 35 Co-Editor 45 Quartette 1,2,3,4. DENNIS CI-IIPPS Cl. Of. 1,25 Student Council 3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Pres. 45 Sci. Club 3,45 Of. 45 State Sci. Fair 35 Cl. Play 35 Bskt. B. 35 Yr. Bk. Staff 4. Armed with SANDRA STALEY CREASAP Band 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 F.N.A. 2,35 Class Play WALTER DARST Football 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4! SHIRLEY DAVIS Office Assistant. CHARLES DARST Student Council 25 Electronics Club 45 Of. 45 Science Club 45 Chorus 25 F.F.A. l. 13 knowledge, wisdom, HELEN DRAKE FJ-LA. 2,35 F.N.A. 35 Chorus 1,2,3,4. JIM DYE F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Basketball 1,z. JIM DENTON Bucyrus H,S. 1,2,35 Football 45 Chorus 45 Football Escort 4. PATRICIA DOUGHTY F.I-LA. 1,25 F.B.L.A, 3,45 Science Fair 2. ffm DAVID ELGART Football 1,2,3,45 Football Escort 45 F.F.A. 1,25 F.F.A. Of. 25 Varsity Club 3,45 F.F.A. Parli. Pro. 1,2. SHERRIE FISCHER Future Nurses 2,35 Science Fair 2,3. andpna' memories, FRANCES GHENCO Librarian 33 Lo. Sci. Fair 233,43 F.T.A. 3,43 National Merit Scholarship test 43 Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test 4. SHELBY GIFF ORD Tumbling Team 13 G.A,A. 3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Yr. Bk. St. 43 C1. Play 33 Sci. Club 43 F.T.A. 3,43 F.T.A. of. 33 Librarian 13 Majorette 1,2333 Drum Majorette 23 F.I-I.A, ls Loc. Sci. Fair 13233343 Band 1,23 School- Paper 3. SUE HARRIS Chorus 13233343 Ft. Ho. Attend. 1,23 Cheerleader 23 F.l-I.A. 132,33 F.B.L.A. 33 F.B.L.A. Of. 35 Cl. Of. 1. RONDA HILDEBRAND F.H.A. 1,2343 Chorus 1,2333 G.A.A. 33 Yr. Bk. St. 43 Quartet 1,233,4. KENNY GILFILLAN Baseball 13233343 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2335 Dis. Sci. Fair 2,33 Chorus 13 Sci. Club 3,43 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,43 Varsity Club 4. DORIS GRABIEL Chorus 1,23 12.1-1.A. 1,233,113 F.B.L.A. 3,43 Student Coun. 33 Student Coun. Of. 33 Senior Marshal 3. N sl at JEFF HOFFMAN Football Mgr. 1,2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 1,3,45 Baseball Scorer 1,25 Sci. Club 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Class Play 35 Varsity Club Of. 35 Yr. Bk. Staff 4. CHERYL HOLLIS Cl. Play 2,35 Girls' Basketball 2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Yr. Bk. Staff 35 Natl. Honor Society 3,4. we ace the RAYMOND HILTON Football 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. Con- vention 25 F.F.A. Judging Team l,2. RUTH ANN HINKLE 12.1-LA. 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Class Play 2,3. 16 JANET IRVINE F.l-IA. 1,2,35 F.I-LA. Convention 25 G.A.A. 3,45 Yr. Bk. Staff 45 Newspaper 3,45 Co-Ed. of Newspaper 45 Cl. Play 3 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 45 Girls' Basket- ball l,2. JOHN IRVINE Natl. Honor Society 3,45 Natl. Honor Society Of. 45 Science Club 3,45 Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,35 Cl. Of. 1,25 Chorus 15 Varsity Club 3,45 Cl. Play 3. 3 N V A I 2 LETHA JONES Chorus 1,2,3,43 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Sci. Club 2,3,45 L. Sci. Fair 1,2,3,45 Co. Fair 2,33 Dis. Fair 2,35 F.T.A. 3,45 Of. 3,45 News. 2,45 F.H.A. 15 Librarian 1,23 G.A.A. 4. ANNA JORDAN Cheer. 1,2,43 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Of. 4, G.A.A. 3,45 Of. 45 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,45 Sci. Club Of. 3,45 Natl. Hon. Soc 3,43 Yr. Bk. 45 Quartet 1,2,3,4. 'E ,,. ,. ELMER KEEN vo. Ag. 1,2,3,4. GERALD KEIRNS Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,33 F.B.L.A. 35 Newspaper 35 Sci. Club 3. challenges gf 17 MARILYN KASSON Chorus 2 ,3,4. LARRY KEARNS F.F.A. 1,2,s,4. unconqueredfelds RITA KEYES Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4g F.N.A. 2,35 Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 35 News- paper 3. GERALDINE LLOYD F.H.A. 15 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 St. Council 15 Class Play 2,3. 5, GEORGE MARSHALL F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 varsity Club 3,45 Bskr. B. 15 Bskt. B. Mgr. 2,35 Ftbl. Mgr. 45 Yr. Bk. St. 4. THOMAS MATTHEWS Westerville l,2,35 Band 4. VIVIAN MCCARTY C1. Of. 15 Cheerleader 25 Ftbl. I-Im. Attend. 35 Cl. Play 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35 Conv. 25 Buck. Girls' State 3. RICHARD MCCORMICK Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Cl. Play 35 Varsity Club 3,45 Of. 45 Sci. Club 3,45 Of. 45 Dis. Sci. Fair 35 Bskt. B. 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,35 Newspaper 2,45 Scholarship Team 1,25 Bskt. Es. 3. 18 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Yr. Bk. st. 3,45 st. F.H.A. JAMES MCFARIAND F.F.A. l,2,3,43 F.F.A. Basketball 1,2. PAT McKAY Chorus 1,2,4Q Basketball Homecoming Attend. 15 F.H.A. 1,23 F.B.l..A. 45 Class Play 2. HOWARD MOSHER Basketball 1,2,3,45 Bskt. B. Escort 33 Football 3,43 Ftbl. Escort 43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Of. 3,4. MICHAEL MUTTER Basketball 1,2333 Track 2s Science Club 3,43 Yr. Bk. St. 43 Electronics Club 43 Of. 43 Science Fair 1,2,3,43 Class Play 2,3. in Space KENNETH MILIER F.F.A. l,2,3,43 of. 3, F.F.A. Basket ball 3. ROY MONK 19 Football 33 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Electronics Club 43 Of. 4. S cience, Government- PEGGY PERKINS Cheerleader l,2,3,43 Majorette 1,23 Chorus l,2,4g G.A.A. 3,45 Sci. Club 3,43 Cl. Of. 15 Yr. Bk. Staff 43 News- paper 25 Dis. Sci. Fair 33 Cl. Play 3. DON PORTER Basketball 1,2,3,43 F.F,A. l,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. Via RONNIE MYNHIER F.F.A. 1,z,3,4. MIKE PALMER Football 2,3,4, Basketball 1,23 Ft. Escort 2,43 Ft. Co.-Cap. 45 F.F.A. 1,2 3,45 State Wool Judging Team 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. WILLIAM QUICK r.F.A. 1,z,s,4. JOHN REEDY Business, Industpf FRANK ROWE Basketball 3 . JOHN RUPP Sci. Club 3,45 Football 2,35 Wool Judging Team 25 Parli. Pro. 25 Chorus 3,45 F.F.A. Basketball 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 Sci. Fair l,2,45 Public Speaking 2. ROGER SHEETS F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. Convention 35 Judging Team l,2,45 Parli. Pro. Team 35 F.F.A. Of. 4. TOM SHEETS F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Football 15 Gymnastics 1. 21 JACK SHADE Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Cl. Play 35 Varsity Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Football Es. 45 Basket ball Es. 35 Science Fair 2,3,4. REBA SHEETS Chorus 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4. and Homemaking JUDY STEELE F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Of. 2,35 Ft. Attend. 25 Newspaper 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Of. 45 Natl. Hon. Soc. 3,45 Yr. Bk. St. 45 Girls' Bsktbl. 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Co. Sci Fair 2. BRENDA STEVENS F.l'I.A. 2,3,45 Of. 45 Yr. Bk. St. 45 Sci. Club 3,45 Of. 45 Newspaper 3,45 Co. Sci. Fair 2,3,45 Dis. Sci. Fair 3,45 Cl. Play 35 Natl. Scholarship, PSAT, and Survey Tests. RHONDA SMITH Band 1,2,a5 G.A.A. 3,45 F.H.A. 1,z, 3,45 F.H.A. of. 3,45 F,N.A. of. 25 F.N.A. 2. PAUL JAMES SNASHALL F,F,A, l,2,3,45 F.F,A, St. Advisor 45 F.F.A. St. Council Rep. 45 Dairy Award 2,35 Cl. Play 35 Dairy Judging 2. SHIRLEY STEWART Centerburg High School 15 Band 2,45 Majorette 3,45 F.N.A. 35 G.A.A. 35 Sci. Club 45 Chorus 25 F.H.A. 2,45 Yr. Bk. St. 45 Dis. Sci, Fair 35 Cl. Play 2,3. SHIRLEY STIFFLER DANNY STILTNER Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,23 Football 2,3,4g F.F.A. 2,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Chorus 2,3,4, Cl. Play 2. PAUL STORER F.F.A. l,2,3,45 F.F.A. of. 2, Football 3,4. SHIRLEY UFFERMAN Band l,2,3,43 Chorus lg Cl. Of. lg Yr Bk. St. 3,43 Newspaper 35 Newspaper Editor 45 F.H.A. l,2,3, F.B.L.A. 3,43 Cl. Play 35 Natl. Honor So. 3,4. PATTY VAN HORN Natl. Honor Society 3,43 G.A.A. 35 Girls' Basketball 25 Volleyball Team 25 Librarian 25 Class Play 3. with hope 23 RONALD TAYLOR A F,F,A, l,2,3,4g F.F.A. Basketball 1,2 Wool Judging Team 3. KANDACE TERRY California 1, Delaware, Ohio 25 Michigan 35 F.l-LA. 45 F.B.L.A. 4, Newspaper 4. MAX WEST Baseball 1-2-3-4g Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2g F.F.A. 1-2-3-45 Of. 1-2-3-4gPar1i. Pro. 1-2-3-4. EDWIN WIEN F.F.A. lg F.F.A. Basketball 15 Wool Judging Team 1. and confidence. 'X JANET VEST Fairfield Community High School 1-2-3g G.A.A. 4g F.l-LA. 4. SANDY WEGENER G.A.A. 3-45 Sextet 1-23 Chorus 1-2- 3-45 Girls' Basketball 23 Volleyball 2 Librarian 23 Cl. Play 3. gp. . , 1 , . 4 Q WN Carl Sherman God has taken another petal From a rose so sweet and fairg He has called this petal home, From a world of turmoil and care. One by one we'll come and join youg Soon the stem will stand alone, For each petal soon will meet you, In that happy heavenly home. --Adapted 24 Seniors in the News Peg Butler--Girls' State. 11,-, ' rig-.J - 'F QMS Vw gi 1 . , , M.,-, :-'M' fy L5 4 If 14, - if P f 1 61, 1 ' Dick McCormick-- State Science Proj. Superior. fy, I if LV, , , l f :gg ' my f t 2,xqi2ffgg wvLQ.gfm:, e w e Mi n , S r : .i ,1iiTfTi ' ' .mgifefi , Gr no -A e S ..,. i-1- E Q ' . ,S Jim Snashall--Star Dairy Frmer. Senior Members of National Honor Society Viv McCarty- -Girls' State . S. Throck.morton-- DAR State Science Fair. A1 Van Sickle--Sold most Yearbooks. 25 A1 Shinaberry--Boys' State . Anna Jordan--Betty Crocker Award. ,. I .: si A, H S-e ' . 5- ww- -W, .M A ff? .. ' . ,J:E'?'5 ,gif 1, 1 ' 'ff' A ft: I , ,K Ken Miller--Sold most ads. Social otes fSr.j County Junior Miss '64 Miss Peggy Perkins F.F.A. Queen, Sue Harris, will represent the Chapter at '64 Ohio State Fair. Junior-Senior Prom Most Popular Couple Gerald Keirns and Sue Harris Ohio Western Horse Association Queen, Shirley Ufferman 26 ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN PA TJ' QUEE AND C0 URT ,Magid Q KDWN Center Queen Pat Chapman, lst ROW--Kathy Gray, Donnie Dawson, Diana Bushong. 2nd ROW- -Linda Follin, Sue Harris. Co-captains Allen and Ted do the honors. 29 Annual HLA 30 The sophomores had a right to be proud of their candidates. The Annual Staff Ball proved to be a thrilling evening for Barb and Ronnie. CAFETEM. LEBRARY N A Ss 1 I O I' The court was as follows from left to right: Calvin Hulse, Nancy White, Ronnie Stiltner, Barbara Patrick, Beverly Grif- fith, Alan Van Sickle Sue Harris was not pictured. P Don't worry, Ron, you won't have to wear one I Staff Ball Senior candidates left: Sue Harris and Alan Van Sickle. Junior candidates right: Calvin Hulse and Nancy White. Freshmen candidates, right: Bill Rausch and Beverly Griffith. 31 Highland? Marching Band Dressed as Hoboes, the Highland Band participated in Mt. Gi1ead's Halloween Parade 32 M ajorettes Shirley Stewart, Linda Follin, Karen Winterringer. Cheerleaders Patty Chapman, Peggy Butler, Judy Boston, Jeannine James, Anna Jordan, Peggy Perkins 33 H zlghlana' Hzgh Concert F lutist . A K Www, Irene Page competed in the OMEA Solo and Ensemble Contest. She received a rating of II. 34 Band ana' Chorus JUNIOR and SENIOR CHORUS FRESHMAN and SOPHOMORE CHORUS 35 M usic Brings Delighzfu! Treats School pianists are left to right: Elaine Harruff, Joyce Headings, and Linda Huff--they add much to the song. The boys harmonize on a pop song. Sharon Throckmorten received the John Philip Sousa award for outstanding Senior in band. This award was offered by Dr. and Mrs. William Deffinger B6 i Office Practice girls, Vivian McCarty and Cheryl Reba Sheets and Pat McKay are manipulating the Hollis watch the Divisumma solve their problems full-key Victor adding machine. automatically. Personal typing students struggle with Brief Hand notes as they try to interpret them. This seems to be a very serious business-- concentration is required. The Stenorette is another of the machines the girls learn to operate during the year in Office Practice. Carolyn Blanton looks on as Shirley Stiffler listens and transcribes. Shirley Kempton sharpens her skill on the 10-key adding machine. Business Ea'ucatz'0n Teamwork Trains Gaoa' .ff- we 5 n Four Girls' Teams Play Basketball In Intramurals. f f V U -, . j::fff-fi, i - I a f f 7 ..., , :I -,fi-'.. ly, as - 1-x ii ' ' . fi , Take A' F- ' , . , , s A. Us H ,, ' FW L W r I r,,r ' lm' ue' f, L' b .A , L, 5 i ' Archery was lntroduced 1? a as A M this Year 35 2 new SPOIY f V z if and the girls are trying V rr.rV 3 ,I the ir skill at hitting the bu11'S eve- , in 1 , L 1,qw 7, fy -V . A 1 I I - :A' i 4' -W 5s,: .,, ,. . 5 a 1'-- ' ,, Q ' -f'- ' , 38 Mrs. Giammerino and MI. Newcome show us how it should be done. Players and Leaders Concentrating on a decisive team play that might spell Victory or Defeat. Steve Hendrickson--Manager Ready and willing to serve. Get that Rebound! Cheerleaders go all out to make special formation before the foot ball game. 39 T Class A ctivigf Is this really the way these girls study, or are they merely putting on a show for us. A scene from a skit given by the English II class. The skit was The Three Little Pigs. t,V,: s,V, , t ,,,,,,h7 t ,A W , , -- L, H , 'ss' ' ' I g 53' - A V .j 'fs ' T ' ,, ' ay ., y Q' 'V-N tie' One of our Dr1ver's Education classes. Here is 'if' JH I 5 - I 'i , where the learn the values of safe drivin . A if - New I f .4 lr I f fi , E X, .,., y .QQ ,, .1 4. Vi J V. 1- . . Q Q , , z i 5 .H I , We ,mg .isa Wi-p,s.,rg , . ii Mm , P- A I w,q,,s,.,a1 V ff ' Us fE V Il' i X t , Govemment students keep up to date on current local, State, and national events. 40 3 Science Fair Sharon Throckmorton Rita Griffith Jeri Waite Ed Burns Fair. 41 ee1ll1!'AE314,ggQ5S HH 1. Y: HM C .1 CMV C 5 c C NH X44 unc W 'S wg Allen Shinaberry 4, - , Z is 'W 2 Mg f -'54 S1515 Il, , Ken Sutherland John Dial Some of the winners at the County Science Industrial Arts Classes Boys and girls switched classes in Domestic and Industrial Arts. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS Boys enjoy leisure hour at craft time. 42 Ana' Dzkplay Indusmal Arts Club 43 Fw fit 53 wtf l be ll if EN? Sll -Y l z g. . V ' Hwy o t it , 1 - :QP f w 4-4' unior After the banquet we danced under the stars Mothers of the Juniors graciously gave of their time and effort to prepare a delight- ful meal which every- one enjoyed. Pram '64 T' 5 X1 A i :El 4 5 Ted Fuller sang Days of Wine Jeri Waite sang When I Fall In and Roses, and Charade. Love. I-lead waiters and charming assistants from the Sophomore class served us with a very professional air. Prom Trotters attended a late, late show at drive-in theater. 415 uniovf Class Presents Arsenic and Ola' Lace Mrs. Luft, Bev Martin, Mary Oler, Vicki Marshall, Ted Fuller, Don Fuller, Calvin Hulse, Dick Evans, John Hinkle, Larry Rogers, David James, Mrs. Riegle, Ken Sutherland, Edd Burns, Jeri Waite. Two Lovable Old Ladies Dr. Einstein and the General We'd like to thank Mrs. Luft and Mrs. Riegle for their patience and help in directing our play. We realize we weren't as cooperative as we could have been, but we hope they understand and forgive us. We enjoyed presenting the play and hope it was an entertaining as the rehersals were. A Tense Mom ent 46 Other Hzlghlana' Actz'vz'tz'es- Rush Between Classes More Fun Than Studying Any Day! I Ten Fine Lettermen All in A Row! Booster Minstrel Antics Forlorn Skater It C:-m't Be That Bad, Mrs. Fulton! 47 .L S ome Very Temp er ament al Gentlemen Good Entert aim-n ent Waltz Time At Highland Kathy Can't Be ar to Le ave the Fair A Very Happy Man, Mr. Martin Hotel Life In The Big City 48 V' 4,-mimi: 'J sz - - my , .1 - --1 ' -mm MF. mg L,.v,,K,,,r, I ,ig 5 A 2Q,L1 ' Pram, THL ETICS viilmiw MM- M' 309' ' ' .1 ' I 2. Q :la 1 S ,, , 4 , Q 3 A 'Q-Q ct m, 4, 44 il 0 Q M 1 , Q , , T fig 5' Z iw -, rj 5 1, MA it 4 M xl X M M ' V ' . m'.kk- 3 ,,,, E' A' H A df A, . ,,1:,.,, , J , K V Q ' ' A H, W, ' - , 7, 4 qgn kig L - - f--, if 1 f f , K' f '- , ,T L V, ,, , ,A .. .,, ik. Ying: -,gffggg , H g., ,Vkk k 1 AA gm, L Q gs 73 Q64 72 3 541 65,953 3 '20 'D Z1 4' 61752676 687525 62 Q 2' 35- 4 'fl L3 A iss-7 1953925- 43 'Ef NHKE HOWARD ALLEN PAUL RAYMOND JACK F zglzting Eleven DAN WALTER The boys that are pictured on these two pages were the mainstay of our football team this year. ' They were a great group of boys and their absence will be felt tremendously. 53 JIM DAVE BOB Football Banquet Jerry received this award for the Gary received his award for the Most Valuable Player of the 1963 Most Valuable Defensive Player season. of 1963. Jeff received his award for four Mr. Chuck Stobart, Mt. Vernon years as a football manager. football coach, was the guest speaker at the awards banquet this past year. 54 Z3asketball Varsigf Reserves B-B Freshmen Dads' Night Fathers honored by football squa Our Gmduatin wg Dick Seniors Jack Dan Don Allen John Ken Although we had a very short season, we feel that these boys played an important part in the making of the te am. 57 Varsiyr Cheerleaders Patty Chapman, Anna Jordan, Peggy Perkins, Peggy Butler, Judy Bosten, Jeannine James. Reserve Cheerleaders Donna Gleason, Barbara Patrick, Chris Russell, Sue McCormick. 58 . f 1 W ws K kr: Q., jfrj z fr ., , ,. ilff ifi' 3' f s g ,e': 5 2 . A up in v , .M g3?,!W ma 9 P V , K? if f ff E , 5 - - . .5 ' Y George Marshall was our manager and statistician for the past sports season. Our beauties of the sports arenas were well trained under the helpful supervision of Mrs. Giammerino. They cheered and performed with enthusiasm and grace. Everyone appreciated their zealous efforts. ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Performs Many Services for the School. Officers President Alan Van Sickle Vice President Dennis Chipps Secretary Carolyn Blanton Treasurer Pam Wise F uture urses Prepare to Join a Most Noble Profession of Service. OFFICERS President . . Joyce Rausch Vice President . . . . Linda Weaver Secretary . . Susan Drake Treasurer ........ Nancy Armstrong Librarian . .... Donna Denty 60 Honor Society NATIONAL President . . . . Dennis Chipps Vice-President . . . John Irvine X I Secretary . . . . . Cheryl Hollis X V Treasurer . . . . . Sharon Throckmorton x A , 1 1 1 Y-1 M ls L5 The Primary Concerns of the Honor Society are: Schol- arship and Service. The purpose of the National Society is to recognize and promote Scholarship, Leadership, and good Character. Highland High School is fortunate in having a large number of students that meet these qualifications. During this past year our members demonstrated these qualities in their many activities. Board members, faculty, and many honor students attended the County National Banquet at North- more High School in April. The last business of the year was to approve the purchase and installation of a directory board. This will be placed in the hall and will be used by the National Honor Society and administration to announce Scholastic opportunities and achievements. The Tapping Ceremony for new members is the high moment of the year for the students. 61 Beta Kappa Phi--Highland Science Club Officers: Pres. Dick McCormick5 V. Pres. Dennis Chippsg Sec. Anna Jordan3 Treas. Brenda Stevens3 Reporter Vicki Marshall, Donna Denityg Co. Representative Dennis Chipps, Linda Weaver, Rita Griffith, Ted Fuller. Beta Kappa Phi Science Club students Stuck mostly to the business of Science Fairs this year. Stu- dents strive for continual improvement, and our projects were on the average, of better quality than last ear's. Y Our activities were limited but the members had a great time at the wonderful Christmas Party held at the celebrated, Holiday Hill. Science Lab 62 F uture Teachers W The Future Teachers of America, with fourteen members, holds regular meetings throughout the year. The group participated in a county rally held at Mt. Gilead School. Several members attended the Teaching Career Day at the Ohio State University, gaining information on major teaching areas, professional aspects of teaching, and job opportunities in the field. Yearly Project: Candy Sales Office Aides help handle the paper work efficiently and as quickly as possible. They are supervised by Mrs. Head- ings, School Se cret ary. Ojfee A ides G.A .A ep Band 64 Letzfermenjs Club Skating Fun! Down for the count ! The Varsity Men entertained their members and guests with a bowling party at Cardington in late November. I-lat-Check work and monthly Skating Parties during March, April, and May were held at the Marion Skating Rink. These projects were carried chase a Camera for the Athletic Department of the School. This pictured was taken at one of the skating parties sponsored by the Lettermen's Club. Don and Jr. engage in a Roller Ballet? 65 on for the purpose of making enough money to pur- Future Homemakers fy' America Pres. Barbara Weaver V. Pres. Lois Kenny Sec. Peggy Butler Treas. Rhonda Smith Reporter Brenda Stevens Recreation Anna Jordan Historian Pam Wise Parliamentarian Jane Baldwin Degree Chr. Liz Brooks Co. Treas. Sharon Throckrnorton 66 E nthusiasts Organize Electronics Club Note: This club had to be disbanded be- cause of the cur- tailing of activities. Librogr Helpers Book Store XG Student librarians prepare books for circulation and help patrons locate information. Assisting in the library gives students experiences valuable to both mental and social growth. The school bookstore, with controlled titles, makes more good reading material Available to stu- dents and encourages them to build their own home library. 67 N -2 43' AM! 6 RICA Matt 2 A In QN OPTION 9? PAOFXF WJ xx A f 0 15- 9 f Q s. Lie uxrfo Ulu , 1: 0' he -I ' -x 1'-.' - '7 ' X If - . -l .I ,N c .SX ff ,Q 'D v- . N ..1?Ai' I I L ,7 , XJ. b 1 ,Q LJ 5 Highland Future Farmers Parliamentary Procedure Team wins Blue Ribbon Award in competition. 68 Pres. Dick Addison Vice Pres. Roger Sheets Secretary Allen Van Sickle Student Advisor fz!iZsi5iiC4i?i'5?2S?9i l9gE ifV,,is3i?ig ,, ix Work for Leadership mg National Convention Scene Treas. Bob Maham Reporter Max West Sentinel Howard Mosher Jim Snashall Planning Convention Itinerary Delegates find is a pleasure H zlghlander- Yearbook Complete Working Staff QBrenda Snyder, Absentj The Highlander Staff organized as a club in October. The Year Book Bal1 held in December was lots of fun and netted the Staff enough money to purchase a small camera for the organization. In order: the staff sold advertising, planned Year Book, met deadlines on time, sold books, and completed the Highlander '64. 70 Kathy and Brenda Co -Editors Once in a while our Editors get a few laughs along with their hard work. Te!e-a-Sc0t- Student Newspaper i Writing Staff Production Staff 71 W Staff: Ed.--Shirley Ufferman Jr. Ed.--Ed Burns Assoc. Ed.--Janet Irvine, Freda Jolly, Caro1yn'McCombs, Donna Gleason, Sandra McCurdy Art Ed.--Bob Newton, Gearld Kearns Feature Ed.--Anna Jordan, Dennis Chipps, Bob Mahan, Dick Mc- Cormick, Letha Jones, Judy Steele Joyce Headings Production Chief: Carolyn Blanton Assistants: Kathy Chase, Judy Steele, Peg Butler, Janet Irvine, Shirley Ufferman, Carolyn McCombs Y FBLA A Back-to-School Dance in September was first on the list of activities of the F.B.L.A. for the 1963 64 school year. Highland Chapter was installed into the National Organization in October by the Cardington F.B.L.A group. At Christmas-time we made treat baskets for the Chesterville Convalescent Horne. Also, at Christ- mas we went to Holiday Hill in Delaware for an evening of recreation and entertainment. In February, the club sent four delegates and our advisor to the F.B.L.A. Convention held in Cincinnati. During the second semester the club sponsored the sale of typing and stenographic paper. In April the annual commercial contests were held. The club feels that they have had a good year and achieved many things. Convention Delegates Doris Grabiel Freda Jolly Peggy Butler Carolyn McCombs Advisor: Mrs. Cherrington l ga 72 Candia' Shots Studious Don and Loafing Dick! Did you boys get caught trying to leave school? Did you use G1eem this morning? If n0t--yOu had better hurry along ! Is this what everyone gets for dinner? How About That? Infarmal Snaps Are Quite Revealing Awards Day Program ABNM L '64 Senior President, Bob Mahan, presents Calvin Hulse, '65 Senior Pres., and Ed Burns retiring Pres., with Senior Record Book according to annual custom. Chorus sings: One God and Sayings of Jesus --Directed by Miss Rice. 74 R, 3 H4 Seniors Preparejir Big Moment Practice Sessions I 75 Commencement Quinn. Wig' Board of Education Pres., Carl Fisher, Presents Diplomas Vocal Soloist Sr. Quartet Letha Jones Pat Chapman, Anna Jordan, Kathy Chase, Ronda I Walked Where Jesus Walked. Hildebrand. 76 A ctz'vz'ties Salutatovfian Dennis Clzzjyjys Va!ea'z'c1f0rz'an Richard M CC ormick l 1964 Graduating Light Tomorrow Senior Class Wz'th Today? --Class Motto Grads Vz'sz't W0r!d's Fair New York City K , , A,,. , .. ,M ' M ff V r in 3 I , ' fi , , f B A 'I m J rmxxx .wifi ,ff 'a?w:,gif:.'-,sf ' fi fp,- E , 1:2 ..'. , -5? M E Fwd, i 1 A .5 all 4 S A H ' ' ' ': ' .f:': . 80 C ASSES CLASS MOTTO: FLOWER: COLORS: CLASS OFFICERS: President--E. Burns Vice President--C. Hulse Secretary--R. Griffith Treasurer--V. Marshall Student Council--A. Grabiel and J. Dial uniors Hope for the best Expect the worst Take what comes. White Carnation Lavender 81 White ji . The heavenly muses whisper low, God needed two here. They had to go. To become a part of eternity, And members of God's fraternity. God knew what sorrow he had planned He hopes the mortals will understand. And Remember as they onward plod, These two play sweet music as they rest with God. FRA NK MERRILL SCARBERRY ROB SO N 82 35 .5 . 'xuq ,. uquu , he C L , L A M. Adams ' -M y .1 ,QTL -2. '7f.Y' I Av g in s. Arthur 'B ag R' Atherton A L ' We M f L ' ,igs H 1 . F J. Baldwin T. Baldwin G. Barrett J. Boston L. Bowman L. Bronson S. Chandler J. Curtis D. Davis S. Dennis D. Denty B. Drake L. Drake M. Elswick D. Evans C. Faulkner L. Follin, L. Frazier, S. Frey, D. Fuller, T. Fuller, B. Garris, N. Ghenco M. Gregory, M. Gregory, J. Griffith, L. Griffith, C. I-Iankins, P. Hankins, T. Hay 83 Study H all? They must be posing. B. L. J . He adings J. Hinkle B. Hilton K. Holtrey D. James J. James F. Jolly E. Chipps C. Kemmer L. Kinney K. Kroninger J. LaFever B. Linkous G. Lloyd M Lyons B. Martin D. Matney C. McCombs A. McFarland A. McGinnis McMullen, N. Miller, J. Morris, B. Newton, M. Oler, L. Penn, L. Peters Pfeiffer, M. Phelps, C. Pruett, R. Rogers, J. Rausch, L. Rogers, L. Roy 84 Nm ,i . M. 49 2 ! ! 'JG' w , fm- ,,, 325' 5 R 'n. - .Q 'ff T ' J' Rowe, B. Rupp, G. Sawyer, R. Shurtleff, D. Simmons, L. Skinner, P. Smith Smith, W. Smith, S. Stockdale, T. Stooksbury, K. Sutherland, S. Taylor, J. Tone Van Dyke, J. Waite, D. Walker, B. Weaver, L. Weaver, R.'Weikel, J. West White, S. Wilson, K. Winterringer, J. Jason 85 ,ie , Enthusiasm H zlglzlights This year Sophomores participated in various activities. We had several boys and girls in sports and musical events. Our Come to the Circus dance and raffle was the high- light of our year, Sharon Henson won the toy dog that was awarded. Our other money-making project was the sale of window cleaner. With our projects and dues, we more than doubled our treasury. Treasurer: D Williams Student Council: R Stiltner K . Abraham M. Adams E. Addison G . Alspach M. Anderson N. Armstrong M. Babbs C. Baldwin G. Bennet D. Bockover J. Boston M. Bowsher D. Carpenter R. Carpenter C. Chipps F. Clark J. Clark S. Copelane L. Cornwell S. Curtis R. Davis P. Dowalter S. Drake E. Duncan J . Edgell W . Edwards M. Emmons B. Feustal L. Fisher L. Foust 86 Sophomore Activities Gray Harris Harruff Hay Hendrickson Hess Hewett Hildreth I-Ioltrey House . Howard Howard Huff James Kearns Keen Kinney Kinney Lafever Lewis Linkous Lloyd M cCurdy McFarland Miller Niniger Page Patrick Penn Phunber D. Gleason N. Goare R. Goossens 87 Fuller Geckley A. Fuller L. Porter J. Potts G. Ratliff J. Reynolds J. Robertson J. Rogers L. Sagar B. Sawyer D. Sears M. Sewell M. Shaffer S . Shimaberry T C C C T R K B. S. P. Show Spangler Steck Steinhelfer Stevens Stewart Storer Snyder Taylor Tobin C D K D Yeah! Yeah! Trowbridge Uff erm an VanDyke . Webb D. Williams 88 Wintermute J. Young D-J's Craig, Seri, Danny call the Circus Dances -We Work, and We Play! Lockerroom Antics Lonesome Ron This ls English! ? Oh, How Sweet! Do all Girls look like these? Romance is everywhere fl-Ialloween Paradej 89 M cConnick Rausch Griffith He nson Drake Vermillion .. , if . 9 H. .fr - - 51- 'W p.. ' 4 i, K- H , I Lv. 1 . ,,. gi , 9:39 gvyri -.img ,-4' sir, lf 'sy H 'WM' . ,fF?Qf:im?! Wap w F reslzmen- President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Student Council Doug Stryker and David Lewis Proud Science F air Winners B. Abraham T . Amos E. Adkins L. Altizer C. Armstrong L. Armstrong B. Beatty C. Bockover B. Brooks W. Burson D. Bushong B. Arndt D. Baker J. Baldwin S. Barrett 90 Setting Goals for the Future , V D. Ca enter 'P' Uv.. Freshmen find that high school brings C. Chipps C . Chipps ' ai r... i f -1 ' . B. Copeland F. Darst R. Davis 91 many new and different experiences: new teachers, new subjects, and new activities. In October, the Freshmen sponsored the Halloween Dance with Jim LaFever and Mary Martin as the disc jockeys. At the local science fair, 21 out of 82 projects received superior ratings. Sandra Walker and Sue McCormick were the top scorers in the Preliminary- District Scholarship Tests. In April, the Fresh.men's candy sale campaign cleared over 95600. All-in-all, the Freshmen have had an educational and exciting year. Denty Dowalter Dowalter Dudgeon Duston Ellswick Feustal Fox C. Fuller K. Ghenco M. Goossens B. Grabiel J. Gray J. I-Iankins R. I-Iankins C. Harris L. Harris L. Harris S . Hendrickson C. Pennypacker T. Perkins L. Phelps W. Plogher K . Porter The Freshman Dance October, 1963 92 . M cF arland Noble Oler Pennington . Larcom . Lewis E. Lewis M. Martin Marshall M. Mast Matney McCoy McCune J. McCurdy Hinkle Hite Hubbard Kronninger J aF ever Lane S . Pruett J. Puckett K. Rhodes C. Russell M. Sample L. Sheets 'K B. Smith J. Smith E. Spearman S. Squires L. Standley T. Stevens B. Stewart D. Stewart S. Stiffler L . Stockdale giqinggs 3, i ., ,ggi ja. is lm Q RX- igwisgif l Qmgmggg ies. gi ,QE , K ., , , KE- .yr i ,, 3 ,ii Mm ek1iZg5g1 m.?s 3g.g,,i et. i if :if mi at was 'f bf. 1 - H. A ai . Stryker S. Ulrey T. Van Horn J. Vertrees S R. Weaver T. Weiler B. Whitney D. Young L. Young Just :1 Little harder girls! 93 Chesterville junior High Student Council L. Arthur J 'f L M. Augenstein D. Barton M. Davis J. Denman ' D. Drake . 4. E. Ebersole B. Fisher J. Fraizer G. Galogaly D. Gordon J. Gregory D. Hankins D. Harruff B. Hartwell J. Headings B. Irvine J. Jones B. Jordan G. Kanagy A. Keirns R. Keyes D. Krauzchex R. Larcom J. Miller M. Newcome M. Norris M. Phillips F. Shaffer D. Spafford D. Trowbridge , , . . B. Van Horn - ree' rrff G. Warner fn Ei!' M C. Wegener ' 5' rs ...i ' -H V... x 1 'Q R. Weikel R. Ufferman M. Frey J. Rupp D. Higgins , ,f VY ' 'e'rr'z?Cl-LQ?-Hr: .... , . -, Rl EE? . . .I .1 fe. ,4.a1gs:+f. . , V ' .-gs' 'fn K 3 1 .. V ESMQ 1.3- i 1 H-0 .ills , , FHQM fi A... .f' g ,v ...y Ez?r? L,1,.f. vfgfawf :few A . ' fe f uf. -' A555 rffzflsix' ' E , , gr e ., . ,- efHf , '2' :aiffxggwq f .Elf . us , f' 'W fiffi ' . S , , f m. . .5 'sr v. A-an ' 1 i 1,5 fy K - . 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Sunday 9:00--12:00 and 5:00--7:00 Monarch Finer Foods Hardware Dry Goods Ford Salesman Owner: Neil Porter s.. 455?9 1' :S , e X ,. SQUSREK LAKE SQUlRE'S LAKE - TWP. RD. 190 - CHESTERVILLE, OHIO Phone 768-2601 I 4 G. J. Nixon Ano 14.5. lzlecsg Veterinarians Phone 946 5836 RR if2 Mt. Gilead Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1964 BOLINGEIZ IMPLEMENT CO. john Deere Sales and Service Phone 946 5017 Edison, Ohio Hncacgow sN9u1zANcE-REALTY Phone 946 3951 Mt. Gilead Ohio eevelzs MARKET East Marion Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946 3956 1 I WORLEY'S MEN'S WEAR 12 South Main Street Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 393-1020 WESTBROOK HARDWARE Acme Paints and Super Kemtone Siegler Gas and Oil Heaters Tractor and Implement Repairing Phone 747-2153 Ashley, Ohio 99 to 1 We Have It Compliments of KEITI-I'S Flower Shop and Garden Center WEAVER'S Free Delivery to All Nearby Hospitals and Mortuaries IGA Foodliner Edison, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of CHESTERVILLE SAND gl GRAVEL CO. DARI-BAR-H DRIVE IN Phone 768-2993 Interchange 95 and 71 768-2053 Crushed Run--Bank Run Featuring French Fried Chicken Mason Sand Washed Gravel Frozen Custard Concrete Sand FINK'S DRUG STORE Fredricktown, Ohio Phone 694-5946 MARENGO HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Paint Hardware Glass Plumbing and Heating General Hardware Phone 253 -258 1 Marengo, Ohio LONG'S GARAGE Walter E Lon P . g, roprietor Chr l -- ' - ' ys er Valiant -Simca--T riumph Complete Automotive Service Cardington, Ohio Compliments of CAMPBELLS AUTO SUPPLY Mt. Gilead, Ohio MARENGO RESTAURAN T Fred and Anna McKenzie l-IARDMAN'S BAKERY Fresh Baked Goods Daily Cardington, Ohio Phone 864 -3 18 1 DENMAN'S I. G. A. MARKET James Denman, Proprieto Phone 768-2421 Chesterville, Ohio I' CI-IUCK'S BARBER SHOP Chesterville, Ohio To DAY'S for Quality jewel Mt. Vernon, Ohio YY RICHARD DAY JEWELER 15 South Main Street Mt. Vernon, Ohio Cl-IESTERVILLE GARAGE Earl Denman, Proprietor Chesterville, Ohio MARION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSN Loans to Farmers Mt. Gilead, Ohio ASMAN DRUGS Mt. Gilead, Ohio SID'S CLEANERS Phone 496-1966 Mt. Gilead, Ohio PRYOR'S Bottled Gas Service Phone 253 -228 1 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of CELLAR LUMBER CO. Building Supplies Fence, Poles, and Sand Marengo, Ohio Phone 253-2491 Bl LUS GRQEQQOUSE NAnoNAL BANK FLOWER Sl-IDP Tl-IE F' IRST- KNOX Established 1847 Delivery Anywhere Struble Office Full Line of Garden and Flower Plants - F redericlctown, Ohio Phone Cardington 864-3911 Marengo 253-2418 Phone 694-2015 Compliments of PAUL A SLACK DEALER F I RST Route 2' Fredericktown, Ohio Phone Mt. Vernon 393-3102 K .,,nan-nnaoppp.ns-'.f.pn.. R UN: aususl. SEED CORN Mt. Gilead, Ohio NETWT saws, encune Q' Member of F.D.I.C. :f IIA 2 '-fl. 4 li. ,,,.A,A. ,::..::.:: 2 :,::, K lwJ,. v ly' nz- w' ,, ,, o 4Qu 1 Let Us Help Save Your Money krhzgggcgrgipggoxsgiin ' H sxrs 's RES pus Nslv Nc' TER ASSOCIATED GROWERSJ C ENTERBU RG CHAMBER OF CCMMERCE The All-New Compliments of peoples Foooumo me mst acuox T NAnoNAL BANK F0 The Friendly Store Complete Self-Service Car dington, Ohio RINEHARTS KIRK'S DVARI-DRIVE -IN SOHIO SERVICE Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Liberty, Ohio Where the Gang Meets Compliments of jOE'S SOHIO THE MORTON I-IARDWAR E Changes Tires, Batteries, Accessories Hardware for Hardwear joe Griffith Phone 946-5941 Sparta, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Tl-IE WHITE HOUSE REDEMAN Women's Apparel and Accessories Mt. Gilead, Ohio 94 .X 3 . -vnv Buick W D ' Oldsmobile I X, tl Pontiac fp ff ' il a ' Rambler L 'livl ' 'q-.. G.M.C. Trucks W Phone 946-1946 220 South Main Glady's Rhodebeck- -Proprietor 6-1046 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Elizabeth Clippinger PhO1'1e 393-2916 MAGERS SHOE STORE Quality Footwear Mt. Vernon, Ohio KING REALITY CO. I-Iarold King--Salesman Kilbourne 524-2467 Offices in Galena and Westerville KING REALITY CO. CARL H. GALLEHER 20 East High Street Nationwide Insurance Mt. Vernon, Ohio Compliments of CITY FURNITURE Corner of Gambier and Sandusky Streets W.O.H. Connel Phone 393-5866 Mt. Vernon, Ohio UFFERMANK REGISTERED QUARTER uonges Marengo, Ohio Cl-I ESTERVI LLE FEED AND SUPPLY Custom Grinding and Mixing Shelling, Liquid Molassas and Bulk Delivery Farm Supplies Purina Chows Agrico Fertilizer Warehouse Agrico Fertilizer Warehouse Dealer Bag and Bulk Spreader Available Charles Williams, Owner and Operator Phone 768 2711 Chesterville Ohio Compliments of X I 7 HIGGINS BLOOMFIELD 1, F: C3 'gg -1- 5 ,e, 3 GENERAL STORE 'F' 'X Phone 625-2181 Tempest STEVENS MOTOR SALES, INC. Centerburg, Ohio Phone 694-4046 S. Main Street Fredricktown, Ohio RR ifl Water Well Drilling and Compliments of Water Systems FRED FISHER QUALITY LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS :Elm Chesterville, Ohio Mr. V , oh' fl! -, ernon 10 p hott- of? South Main Street Phone 768-2642 N K B ' .hqlifix JKT 53,3 X Follow the Crowd to ff' RIXGHT QOVNLNX , YQUR X ALLEY! X X Tl wsu LAN eg 300 Tilden Avenue Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 392-6037 Mn o'1 d' 419 !1 4,1 . '-1 ' ,',-- W . X , .4- Qf-ffga .. f l , F! tall I Member of the Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation EVANS GELSANLITERS IMMMENT co Mt. Vernon, Ghio Allis-Chalmers New Idea New Holland Farm Equlpment School Supplies Tupewriter s ,X N 'H 5' A Egfr . X N - ' J Mx g'1,,.0w-Ms . an 1 - 4' W '? 4gxg.', ,I X Q4 4' 'fi ' vwvlboox ' V 'limi ww- i ?Tx:.. if A Edison, Ohio Compliments of cocHRAN's FLowER SHOP Fredricktown, Ohio SEARS 81 ROEBUCK Mt. Vernon, Ohio JERI-ANN DRIVE-IN Cardington, Ohio ART'S BARBER SHOP Marengo, Ohio Crown Bearer for the Homecoming Queen. MARENGQ ROYAL BLUE Fresh Meats Groceries PIOCIUCG Phone 253-2391 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of HOME ELECTRIC CO. Mt. Vernon, Ohio SINCLAIR Mt . Gilead, Ohio H. E. JACOBS CLAUDE'S BARBER SHOP Funeral Home and Ambulance Service 113 East High Street Phone 253-2171 Marengo, Ohio Ashley, Ohio Compliments of MILLS FEED 81 SEED CO. , INC. Cardington, Ohio Phone 2591 Compliments of FREY FURNITURE STORE Phone 747-2884 Ashley, Ohio AL'S RESTAURANT in Cardington Open 7 Days a Week 6:30 A.M. --11:00 P.M. Sundays--8:00 A.M. --8:00 FAMILY BARBER SHOP 219 112 West High Street Mt. Vernon Kenneth Reed and Lloyd Seymore LITTLE GIANT FURNITURE 55 Columbus Road Mt. Vernon, Ohio Compliments of WALKER LUMBER CO. 311 West Gambier Street Mt. Vernon, Ohio COFFEE CUP RESTAURANT Open Daily and Sunday Bob and Mable Landon Chesterville, Ohio HIGHLAND SUFFOLK FARM C. C. Uackb Kemmer and Family Chesterville, Ohio CAMPBELL'S AUTO SUPPLY Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of COM-ET DINER Mt. Vernon, Ohio Compliments of KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT Mt. Vernon, Ohio--Rt. 5 Compliments from A FRIEND Drive Out Drive In BLAN NS DRIVEAN North Sandusky Street and Route 3 Mt. Vernon, Ohio W' 'z'ZT4-,iw 4 4 X it X 6 - 2-if - ' -- ,f Over 400, OOO Hamburgers Sold at at the House of Hamburgers Car Service Counter Service IZWERSIDE DAIRY for Complete Dairy Servi Morrow County Phone 3481 Car dington, Ohio ce to Congratulations th S Class of '64 pLAzA'n, FRQEWAY mn AND Moral. Congratulations Seniors We at SIMS Wish to Extend to You x Our Most Hearty Congratulations 1? and Best Wishes for the Many Year s to Come - ---1-1-YIf-1-7-1'1-I-ff4fFS:IGS:2:In59:4:Q-:-:-:4:-:-za-:-:':-:-1-:-:-:421151212221125212:-:Az-:-:-5:-::-:-:-:-:c4:-:::-:g::,:g:g:gzggizlgvgrglgrg2:-1-'-zr:-1-ra, ,YV , 4--1.--V-v guvsg LANDMAQK FERTILIZER PLANT Mount Gilead, Ohio O. B. Sullender, Manager Q X U V 1.,,,,,. Au-av Hg 1-nv c-2' Nfl' ...Elk Farm Bureau Cooperative s Thanks and Best Wishes to A11 '64 Graduates Tl-I E HOUSE GF POIZTRMTS 2489 North High Street Columbus 2, Ohio Compliments of SOHIO STATION Compliments of Interstate Route 71 pf T5 If ' 3 BOB BECK State Route 61 5 3 to G Q 1 -4 Western and Southern Life Insurance Marengo, Ohio 45 3 k Agent Marengo, Ohio Compliments COE'S MARATHON Sz TV SERVICE BONT'S SUNOCO SERVICE Zenith Sales and Service Interstate 71 and Route 61 Interchange E f S W?N5:m,w,,,, ast o parta on xi .1 or 1, stare Route 229 Marengo, Ohio ROGER I'-'OLLIN DITCI-HNG CONTRACTOR Che sterville, Ohio If You've Ever Thought of . . Weddings Home Furnishings Infants and Childrens Wear Party Wear and Gifts for Christmas and Anniversaries You Must Have Thought of RlNNE1mlQ!1Q.LT'Q J. L. neumzacacgom gow Route lil Centerburg, Ohio Lathing and Plastering Contractors wegremzoosc Moron snag Case Goodyear Tires New Idea Farm Machinery Welding Service General Garage Work Wrecker Service Phone 253 -229 l Marengo, Ohio HSE BLM' O'NG MATERIAL 'L ,f-. 5 Fi T1 ' .f-' N Jinx 1-J fl , :fmf.U'l,:5 fx .. '-13 S' L , QE. .-'-- :E-Z, .gy ,. gs, If?v'-,'r!'W 2t X x ' Q C 5 X 'el I - d Cement Paint--Asphalt X E Q X Drain Tile - S N' i' z ff' Brick--Mason Sand S -' XJ Mortar--Masons Lime X lily?-i Limestone S 'Zi Steel Reinforced Mesh and Steel I-Beams Aluminum Windows and Sash it Waterproof Cement--White Cement Concrete -Blocks if Mastermix Feed and Supplements li Buyers of Grain it Shelling - -Grinding- -Mixing Phone 253-2481 or 253-2591 .1-Z 1 g p- bl iss ff--f J4 L ..,.' F Muime SERVICE mc. czugu moat FARM Carl Fisher Carnation Milk Lime Spreading Fertilizer Spreading Coal and Stone Bulldozing Che sterville, Ohio THE RUDIN COMPANY c1eNE'S AUTO gsnzvucs r Wrecker Service Phone 253-2 DALIZYMPLE ELECTIZIC Commercial and Industrial Wiring Columbus Road Mt . Vernon Ohxo KNOX COUNTY AUTO CLUB l Publlc Square Mt. Vernon Phone 392 4821 me FIRST Knox NATloNAn. BANK Mt. Vernon Centerburg Danvllle and Fredrlctown :zum-1 EY'S ROYAL BLUE Where You Never Pay More, hdore Ckten Less.H Ice--Complete Locker Servlce Super Market Fredrictown Ohlo Phone 694 5086 C. C. Sipes and A. W. Beam cussrertvutte comvmegcenr Home Che stervllle Ohlo Phone 768 2401 Mt. Gilead Ohlo RR it 3 Pcovteg FoooLAND The Frlendly Store Complete Self SGIVICG Cardlngton Ohlo BILL BENNETT X MARATHON Your Marathon Distributor Phone 253-2671 Marengo Ohlo COC!-IRAN FORD FUND i There s a Ford in Your Future Fredricktown, Ohlo H gl R EQUIPMENT CO. Mt. Vernon, Ohio International Harvester Sales and Service OTTERBACHER CHEVROLET l l UITERBACHER CHEVRULELINC I o H no I 1445 South Main Street Phone 946-3055 Mt . Gilead, Ohio MT. GILEAD LUMBER CO. Pleasing You Pleases Us Budget -Plan Service Phone 946-6866 Mt. Gilead, Ohio MORROW COUNTY SENTINEL 116 Years Old New Every Thursday Mt . Gilead, Ohio CRYSTAL ICE gl ZERO LOCKERS Phone 946-2846 Mt. Gilead, Ohio SUNBURY LUMBER CO. 147 South Vernon Street Sunbury, Ohio Compliments of DAVE'S CARRYOUT Route 61 South in 1914 1964 XX 50th LANDMARK FARM BUREAU CO-OP. THE Anniversary Year PhO11S 946-4015 v 09 A Mr. Gilead, ohio li Na It vii: X i Compliments of 'Ha-?',jJ i I Serving All Morrow County WAYNE GRAIN, FEEDS, SEEDS, ETC. Phone 946 -4956 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Fulton, Ohio Morrow County Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964 MAINTENANCE Philco Appliances RCA- -TV T oN sfkvlclf 4 lMS'Wd7l0N iff 0 0 State Route flew-,v,QPf1,S, 229 Sparta, Ohio KESSLEFZK etecrlzsc Suop I-IEADINGS INSURANCE AGENCY Saves You Money r.. 4 - AH 1 s k 'X .rl ':. ka M V ? 'iff 5 1 XXSZXX '4i'f N 1 X 6 I E 4 vga I l w , 7 S' ' X X ,, f X . ' 1 l f7x,,.. ., J CX Vi Phone 768-2372 Chesterville, Ohio Somo Complete SOHIO Service LEAF RESTAURANT Serving Complete Meals, Sandwiches and Lunches Routes 71 and 95 Interchange Che sterville, Ohio Phone 768-2551 Gordon and Carson BARBER PRESS 40 South Main Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 44195 946-4916 Good Place to Get Your Printing F ul? f PV'-4.1 E I JOHN JAGGER Motor Sales Mt. Gilead, Ohio 45 South Main Ford and Mercury Used Cars and Trucks Pure Oil Products Tractors and Implements Eddie MC's the Half-Time Show FRANCES I-I. LEGGETT Premier and White Rose Quality Foods Cincinnati 37, Ohio 1999 Section Rd Phone: Jefferson l-5544 Eddie - -Ronnie - - Elmer 11 Chefs of the Future L.c. essazgole AND gowg Custom Butchering East of Chesterville Phone 768 -2821 Compliments of FAIRFIELD ACRES Farms Russell and Zelda Kempton Che sterville, Ohio Compliments of ELLISON HANGER, SR. 'ig 1f' no If f Q53 .I ff wx J - A V x- ' ' . A I A ss is Z X I ,Q I my we n fy his N ile- I , fx ' f -fit' 5 We XXWM H ' .,,,. W' - ' THE SENIOR CLASS WISHES TO EXPRESS ITS GRATITUDE TO ALL OUR ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS K 4 Our Editors Smile As They Complete This Book and Say Farewell for The School Year of 1964. 132 digg, , fs 1 in , A JV Q55 my - f he ,W ,, 5. 3, M4 5 K 'E 5 1 , , f 1 A, . , Q -fwkt M K , Q 1:-fr - QQQQHYTVQ 7 Awww . H .Im z lg 9555 Zi! gigiiww 2 Kama wx, im, Er 51 5 vi .W ,', , M, x A S Q 5 a 1 if ,. .k'.. 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