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Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)

 - Class of 1967

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M ..,, W M. ,J , y ,- ff: A-5 ' ' f I - f' - , , ' ' ' YEL. 1, 75' , 1 x , J f-3,2 ' , Y , k V Y ' ' x H P4 ,ff ., 1- 24 ,SSW sg, ,iff V- vw- , f . . , , ' M ' 4 4-,W A V ,J ' ' Zifiiijfijl ' an M 4 K W 'Af W -- g Q ' ., ,fi - ' ' 'Ax W -W' :,, 1 W2-aif K4 5' :AA , A M,5w.kp,f!.,,' N' Q' V .M MW- I V W , ,A my , pw, Q W W W K , W M K vvAk , ,I V ' v,V' rl W . , msd M I Aww- W ,V X 45.4 W V W 4 AMX A i' ' R ' K v ,A f , M' W ' Y if iz' r' 'W iv N 'E f J' Ag 1, Hv .4e f 1 ,3f f f' . g 2 '. 1 :f -f. ' fi' , L x g - ', f w g,,- -k 9-jk, ' Q I ,u ' 1 , ' .W Q, ..L.. 4 , 1 Q, , P A - ' f A7 , mu ' M 'ff Q W7 ur 1' THE HIGHLANDERD Published 192 the Yearbook Stajf o f HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Sparta, Ohio Volume K 1967 Foreword Oh, Highland our high school This song we sing to thee. Your mem'ries of friendship Will always treasured be. Within your walls of learning We have preparation made For the paths of our future Which in our youth you've laid 1 2 A CTI VI TIES Surprise Chief--it is a MINI SKIRT! THE JUNIOR PLAY CAST JUNIORS PRESENT-- IF A MAN ANSWERS JU 10125 PROVE The plot revolves around the sophisticated Chantal Stacey, fplayed by Gloria Snyderj who is a startling combination of Paris and Boston. I-Ier attempts to trap a husband lead her to playboy photographer, Gene Wright fplayed by Craig Leoj. To insure a successful marriage, Chantel's mother teaches her to treat her husband like a dog. Praise him when he is learning to fetch and carry . Be sure to frolic with your pet a part of everyday. 4 B , The Director is shown the cast's appreciation with a Kay and Craig demonstrate a KISS! beautiful sweater. TO BE VERY EN TERTAININ G The Main Characters: L to R. G. Gilogly, M. Newcome, R. Ufferman, P. Hankins, G. Snyder, and C. Leo 5 DIA B USHO Q REI G OVER H OIWE COMI G Diana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Scott, R if 1 Marengo, Ohio, reigned over a very damp homecoming scene. She is active in Honor Society, F.B.L.A. and has been a Varsity cheerleader. The Homecoming was wet and muddy but, the queen and the court made the evening brighten up and sparkle a bit. The Seniors put in a lot of time and help to make this a memorable evening, and we think everyone who attended will agree, it was just that. The queen and her attendants rode in the cer- emonial parade. Last year's queen, Carolyn Kearns Hollingsworth, placed the crown upon the head of Queen Diana. Our colorful marching band faithfully performed despite the steady downpour. It takes more than rain to dampen the spirits of our student body and friends. The lively cheerleaders kept the festive feeling of homecoming alive all during the game. Diana receives a beautiful bouquet of burnt orange Diana presents the football to Co-Captain, Ron Vest. mums, from Co-Captain Ray Noble. BACK ROW--Left to right: Belinda White, Sophomore Attend.g Henrietta Nobel, Junior Attend.3 Sue McCormick, Senior Attend.g Carol Kerns, Resigning Queen3 Terry House, Freshman Attend.3 BOTTOM ROW--Diana Scott, Crown Bearerg Queen Dianag Terry Scott, Football Bearer. PIRIT RINGS DE PITE RAI Homecoming Football Action Down to the fat lady and turn left! 7 Long Tall Texas Paula and Debbie's voices blend very well in Bob Rowe, and Jeri Waite Strangers in the Night . S CIE CE CL UB PRE E TS, SHINDI G A-G0- GO! Drummer Dave Williams of the Novas . Ray seems to have a little stage fright. I , 2 S 8 Yea Freshman ! A Limousine for Santa! Would you believe, a TURKEY? STUDE T E JUYASSEMBLIE 9 Most Popular Senior Couple!-Sue and Dave THREE CO1 FOU TAI Three Coins in a Fountain set the theme for the Jr. and Sr. Prom and Banquet, May 6. Long remembered will be the delicious dinner prepared by the Junior mothers and served by the underclassmen. Cherished in the pages of our memories will always be the Fountain Lounge. Under the deep blue sky sparkling with millions of stars, is the fountain. A fountain with glistening driplets of water that transform the pool below into dancing ripples. Ripples that hold the hopes, dreams, memories, and wishes of the guests. Adding to this romantic atmosphere is the quiet music of the Wesley Allyn Quintet. Down the street from the Lounge is the 3 Coin Cafe. Here a couple can rest weary feet and drink a toast over candlelight to one's date. Memories of the Prom will forever be cherished as will that one common dream: Just one wish will be granted--Make It Mine! ll Dancers gather around the fountain, the center of attraction. Wlsiclv I-lewut Wi!!! the Ewa? Patrons of the 3 Coin Cafe Ted Fuller sings the theme song, Three Coins in a Fountain . Kay Stiltner sings of an Impossible Dream' ll PILL O W TALKJ' The play was about a crazy guy in love with all girls. Brad Allen and interior decorator, Jan Marrow, who isn't interested in anything but her work--till she meets Rex Stetson which turns out who Rex really is she does a beautiful job working over his apartment. Only trouble is , Jan gets caught in her own trap, she finds out that Allen wants to marry her. In the end, she gets bit! And I get to redecorate the Spiders Web ! Is this the Bill of Rights? 12 What do you mean, A Creamatory Earn! SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Seniors did an excellent job this year in their play Pillow Talk . The cast consisted of Steve Hendrickson, Diana Bushong, Charlotte Chipps, Mary Martin, Judy Baldwin, Linda Harris, Mike Sample, Gary Hubbard, Laura Sheets, Belinda Deible, John Hankins, Frank Darst, Joyce Puckett, Ray Weaver, Ed Sagar, Ken Rhoads, Van Altizer, Diana Stewart, and Bev Griffith. The student play directors: Donnie Fuller, Barb Ault. CAS She thinks I enjoy carrying her !' , I3 'UNUTESQPJISECUNDS a C - , . QS? r - M1 FSH, -.,.,i..gz-:gguf'S51: : ..,5 ,f5?,,5f,gf, K T L?'g5if?'f1'i9:5' A 7 Wit f ' ,f ,f5Kr5 fW . 3 i,gg5.1ivg-' if' ' 'MJ nur-si z1i.i?v151i'iiiv i X . Band participated in Spring Concert by playing a Glee Club added zest to the Spring Concert by singing variety of numbers. a selection of songs. Glee Club and Band Presents WON DERLAN D B T NIGHT Cindy Chipps, flute soloist, plays Happy Go Lucky. Girl's Trio, Cheryl, Glenna, and Linda, sing a medley of songs. I4 X ,K Senior Band members forget the hours of practice, and remember the fun as they are awarded certificates. Frank, our hard-working Ad- vertising Manager receives a pin in recognition of his ser- vices. Co-Editors, Beth and Garnet accept pins from their Chief, Mrs. Waite, for a job well done. Proud Seniors Receive Hara'-Earned Yearbook Awards Sandy, our Bookkeeper, receives a well-earned award Roy, our Peeping Tom is awarded the Photographer's for balancing the books. pin. I5 IN MEM ORIAM We, the Senior Class of 1967, students, and faculty of Highland High School, humbly dedicate this section of the 1967 yearbook to the memory of Marvin and Darrell Covertt. For it was largely from their dedication and effort that the Highland Athletic Program was made possible. Mawin and Darrell I8 Ulm. i Parents back the team Brawny Seniors add strength to defense L-R, D. LEWIS, R. NOBLE, E. LEWIS, J. LAFEVER, W. PLOGHER, R. VEST, D. BAKER, L. HARRIS, R WEAVER, L. STANDLEY, D. YOUNG, D. MARSHALL, K. RI-IOADS, J. YOUNG. 19 VAR ITT FOOTBALL KNEELINGg L. Hubbard, N. Shinaberry, R. Myser, R. Young, K. Rhodes, D. Marshall, J. Perkins, B. Irvine, B. Young, D. Young. Zndg E. Lewis, G. House, J. Martin, D. Davidson, L. Young, J. LaFever, W. Plogher, J. Atwell, W. Weaver, G. Higgins, D. Lewis, J. Weaver. 3rd, D. Rogers, R. Weaver, C. Leo, E. Throckmorton Kanagy, D. uker, L. Harris, R. Vest, J. Cochran, J. Jones, L. Standley, T. Stevens, R. Noble, R. Davidson. , G Coach Cremeans gives Bill last mmute instructions. Bin Irvine gains ground against Cardington. 20 Don Davidson's excellent ball carrying helped him to place All-League. Coach Cremeans gives Ron Vest some defensive instructions during a brief timeout. lst, S. Blanton, D. Ghenco, M. Ward, P. Terry, C. Rowlen, S. Ray, R. Myser, A. Kanagy, D. Burson, D. Rogers, D. Baldwin, Zndg T. Harris, S. Buck, L. Hubbard, M. Carsner, D. Shinaberry, J. Woods, G. House, J. Jones, W. Weaver, J. Atwell, G. Higgins, N. Shinaberry. 21 E 1013 .- DA VE, BILL, A RANDY fights for a tip Pre-Season scrimages and practices help to formulate offensive and defensive formations, and prepare the players for the physical stress that is applied during season conflicts. L. to R.: B. Irvine, T. Stevens, R. Ufferman, C. Leo, E. Throckmorton, B. Raush, G. Kanagy, G. Hubbard, J Cochran, D. Vermillion, D. Davidson, B. Young, Coach Mohr. GARY PARK TEAM 0 WARD. Timeouts give the boys a chance to get their wind. 23 www' I 'K 'M W---....,.,,,,, Y V, ,,,,..., 4 A,...w-fW'f M ' , .......-fi 1 A ff-1 W Q I M v X 1 4 Y E 3 X Wifi? V fl-K :Fw-, 52ji3f'i?:4I'?L '15 1 'A T5 'f E? 1171MZfiiflii3121:-iiiwiikr9535 F K ML, A3,,,.,m,.,,X...,W..,,,,,,, Y .,,-,.,h,...- . , , , 1 SCOTTIES IN ACTIO Ed on the defense. Gene fights for the tip-in. Tom gets off a long one Joe looks for an opening. L. to R.: J. Perkins, L. Hubbard, G. House, G. Staley, J. Newcome, J. Hankins, M. Weiler, N. Shinaberry, R Young, G. Higgins, D. Irvine. KNEELING, Coach Smith. J. V Squad Knows Where There? Action. 27 KNEELING, T. HOSKINSON, R. MYSER, T. BURCH, C. ROWLEN, A. KANAGY, S. BLANTON, D. GI-IENCO, L ULERY, J. CLARK, TOP ROW, G. RICE, M. CARSNER, R. RAUSCH, S. BUCK, T. UFFERMAN, R. GOAR, D. ROGERS, M. BOOK, T. BLANTON, COACH RICE. Managers: Follin, Rhinehart and Hendrickson seldom have a moment of peace. ' 28 LEADERS SUPPORT TEAM Beverly Kay Sharon Linda Patti 29 W l STANDINGg Linda, Jeanne, Barbara. KNEELINGg Vicki and Robin. Grid Team Honored at 6th Annual Banquet Guest Speaker for the evening was Mr. Jerry Boggs, Fredricktown Coach. He presented a fine talk to the boys about Sportsmanship and Spirit. Head Coach, Thomas Cremeans, awarded the Lettermen their awards ...- Coach Mohr Coach Smith it F 23 5' if 'T , The players and guests dined in elegance. First Year Boys earn their Varsity Letters. Mr. Simpson awarded the Scouts and Field workers their awards. Trophy Winners All 2 f 31 COACHING STAFF HAS MAN T RESPONSIBILITIES. Athletic Director, Norris Simpson, checking out equipment with Coaches: Cremeans, Smith, and Mohr, and Manager, D. Rinehart. - Head Coach, Mohr, Mr. Simpsong Frosh Coach, Rice, and Junior Varsity Coach, Smith, pose nonchantly before the lenses. 32 WE REAIEMBER U CH THINGS Decorating for the Big Game. That Breath-taking moment! Boosters Build us a Grandstand. Mrs. D. gets a for the 1968 games. Voice Protector The Sounds of Music. 33 STANDING L.-R. Coach Cremeans, Ellis Lewis, Ron Vest, Bill Rausch, Gene Kanagy, Craig Leo, Dave Vermil- lion, Manager, Dave Rinehart. KNEELING: Ron Davidson, Tom Stevens, Bruce Jordon, Don Davidson, John Miller, Ron Young, Mike Weiler. WEA THER HINDER TEAM Extremely wet weather this spring hindered the Highland Scottie Baseball team of 1967. Although the team did not have a winning season, the spirit was high, and each game was looked forward to with anticipation. The four Seniors on the team were real scrappers , and even a broken arm did not stop them from fighting for a Victory. All in all, the season proved rewarding to the team in the way of spirit, sportsmanship, and teamwork. , BASEBALL S CI-IEDULE 1967 Team Played We Mt. Gilead 13 Big Walnut 7 Buckeye Valley 3 Olentangy 6 Cardington 3 Big Walnut l Cardington 4 Cardington 6 Fredricktown 8 Mt. Gilead 3 They 17 8 4 10 4 2 6 7 l 14 Senior, Bill Rausch Senior, Dave Vermillion fi? if sl rlii wgr, , .,, , . , mg Senior, Ellis Lewis Senior, Ron Vest 5 5 1? rr 5 U DERCLASS ACTIVE IN TRACK STANDING I..-R.: Coach Pfieffer, B. Arndt, T. Harris, J. Frazier, J. Miller, D. Alicie, E. Hartwell, A. Kanagy, D. Hendrickson. KNEELING: D. Smith, R. Miracle, Wickware, S. Beckel, R. Sager, P. Terry, M. Booke, L. Howard. Dan Alicie Roger Sager 36 JP 5252 OR GA NIZA T10 fgi ,- ,,,.fwfWN,V I . QM Mi 6 ,K H K f 2' L Q X r F12 37 Wx' .2 if 'QW Q 1 . 25 WNW X 3' 31.2 fam W f' iifidlweffw 1 J-52. vh- Zf' f 3, ' 4 t KN' M 2 , wh.. , mf? fx 7' .ffeipf 'X,:f3'4U2+mg'f.ffsy-A , H5,gus:s2fgsm5w f.-sff'fm'.., -f ', - .Wffgs ,.iE',qz L'-'i5ii5gL,.!v,:g'3-fliflflf gg: 5 151xgg'n,1M s.i525?F 5z,.-f 1 g.' .is 'if 9 ?Q?vffs'!f3'f.gg S f,g'1.?5gfL,fg?f?g.g'ii 1 -5-eg -ggkirag '- f X 2 Ugg.-.x,f fi .KW 5g.,15fgl,...,-V.. .W,y.:f.,ff,,,.w.,.,1., f- Q zi4,,2'fQ':, ' f 2z,i'f5'3i'iS f 5' ,5 lEWxR15?i:fJfE 33' ' z.5'3irf?l- ., -H' ' ' -Qs :ff5A'5'57fi?i. if 1,5-S6222 'i' ,, I 7'5FQ- 32'i5'L:lv', .1 : 52554 7315? Ha 'fi wi Qggw.w,,f:1 ,iw 3,wg'2.?5g, ?s22TWfK?f. f2s:wmf?iK 2f1s2'WijsEffi,i:r f f -f 214 'rf 1 kE?'n,fff . . :fm a-gfg 1 ,ms,'4szgw,gz x,g2fg,. fi aifgffgf f ymggy.57'kfs,fw1ix 912, ' . k 5 VSA W1 21 1 '55-L, - :inif-a..vf':.2::: 37 ROW 1--F. Darst, L. Sheets, D. Bushong, R. Weaver. ROW 2--L. Hollis, C. Geckly, K. Blanton, R. Davis, M Newcome, J. Duston, G. Moss, S. Walker, J. Puckett, B. Dieble, M. Blake, D. Corwin, Mrs. Waite, D. Baker. ROW 3--B. Smith, J. Gray, J. Drake, B. Kroninger, L. McCune, S. Hendrickson, M. Sample, J. Baldwin, L. Altizer, D. Stewart. ANNUAL STAFF OF 1967 F Our Editors Strive JW Best Book Tet 38 SEATED L-R D. Shinaberry, P. Fisher, B. Young, B. Griffith, S. Hendrickson, E. Lewis, K. Stiltner, G. Higgins, V Price. STANDING--Mrs. Cherrington, B. Ault, P. Patrick, S. Buck, B. Dieble, R. Vest, D. Harruff, R. Weaver, S McCormick, R. Ufferman, W. Plogher, D. Baker, S. Ul.rey, C. Puttick, Mr. Simpson. STUDE TCOUNCIL HOW FILM This year, as a project to promote better school spirit,:the Student Council showed films for the enjoyment of the student body. The student council tries to bring about better relationships between the students and teachers and acts as a governing body for the students. The Christmas assembly and other assemblies were arranged by the student council along with the films. Dollars for Scholars fund which is County wide, is also a part of the club's activity. Santa extends Seasons Greetings for all from the Student Council. 39 ROW 1 D. Bushong, J. Baldwin, B. Brooks, G. Bowser. ROW 2 K. Brewster, L. Altizer, D. Stewart, C. Walker, B Kroninger, L. McCune, B. McCan, C. Blanton, D. Sample, P. Hank, L. Deffinger, J. Clark, O. Cox, P. Dieble, Mrs. Davidson. ROW 3 D. Belcher, B. Griffith, F. Darst, S. Hendrickson, E. Adkins, M. Mast, P. Dial, T. Webb B. Ault, A. Speaks. NTELE COT WRITER COMPO E PROOFREAD PRODUCTIO TAFF Mrs. Cherrington, L. Altizer, S. Squires, B. Dieble, D. Gordon, D. Bush, M. Augenstein, J. Hite, R. Wiekle, E. Headings, Mrs. Waite. ROW 2 D. Brooks, J. Clark, D. Corwin, W. Plogher, D. Baker, L. Sheets, D. Bushong, M. Sizemore, L. Puckrtt, D. Stewart, F. Darst. 40 Officers President Sue Pruett V. President Donna Gordon Secretary Van Altizer Treasurer Laura Sheets L-R: Van Altizer, Mrs. Cherrington, Laura Sheets, Sue Pruett, Donna Gordon. AIEMBERS ATTE D CON VE T10 Some of the members of the Future Business Lead- ers of America went to the state convention which was held in Columbus, Ohio this year. The F.B.L.A. held a Back-to-School dance for the opening of their activities. The annual Commercial tests were held in May with awards being given on Awards Day in spelling, shorthand and typing. An Employment Survey was made from the surround- ing cities to find out requirements for jobs after gradua- tion. A decorated box of fruits, candy and cookies was made for the patients in the Hollbrook Nursing home in the Centerburg area near Sparta at Christmas time. FIRST ROW desks, L-R: S. Pruett, S. Rowe, R. Noble, Sizemore, S. Squires. 2nd ROW: D. Belcher, D. Gordon, L. Kinny, G. Geckley, V. Wise, B. Dieble. 3rd ROW: R. Ragor, J. Hite, D. Stewart, C. Geckley, C. Gray, L. Altizer. STANDING: D. Trobridge, D. Higgins, L. Sheets, D. Bushong, J. Crow, Mrs. Cherrington, Advisor. 41 M.- v .1-H' 'Q ., . , . hi' ' .. .. . . K'-h . ' V - f . . I A . , - I I q,L, K Q , e C, ,mm . Q 3- 5,-K .jst-M L ,k,. -. 5 , 'ry ' -, 6 A .' ,,., f , . A . 0 ,.,g . e 5 Q 0 v ' ' gf .,- .rf..,2..,,.h 5 -.,...v.r. . ' .- -fri 1. Vyv, X .,Q,,a., . .,1,,...1.:,: Vg 2 l my . Q fm A E .f'W1's 35h,fi:?. 'S srwrg -ai, ,,,,.,,,f..,, I., Q, .:.,..t... . 1, , 1 r., ,. . N f ' 5 . N ww r ,m-h . -1. Y f . . I Q, . , 5 lar' WE ' 2 . ' il 2 fm rr 5' J I in . mmm' Q. Science? Lab Clock . . . , . l Our Motto: With all hopes, we won't be. The aim of the Science Club is to bring together students who have a real interest in science. To ob- tain and promote science fairs for the local and county schools is another of our programs. Also to obtain many speakers and demonstrations of mutual interest to future scientists. Some of the projects put on by the Science Club this year include County science recognition banquet, a trip by the members to points of interest in Chicago and a Shindig to raise money. Club officers this year include: Ellis Lewis, V President, Ray Weaver Vice President, Patti Patrick Treasurer, and Jan Clark Secretary. CLUB HOSTS SCIENCE FAIR Science Club- Beta Kappa Phi ROW 1, L-R: M. Sample, W. Plogher, C. Leo, J. Clark, D. Plummer, C. Howard, C. Evans, G. Moss, C. Puttick, M. Cherrington. ROW 2: R. Weaver, B. Kroninger, L. McCune, D. Sample, L. Deffinger, B. Ault, J. Bloomfield, D. Rogers, P. Fisher, G. Bowser, E. Lewis. ROW 3: P. Patrick, B. Griffith, M. Martin, S. Walker, C. Leo, M. Darst, D. Mathias, B. Richards, R. Miracle, C. Miracle, R. Vest. ROW 4: M. Augenstein, J. Clark. a... L-R ROW 1: S. Tobin, D. Mathias, B. Arndt, L. McCune, B. Kroninger, C. Fuller, Mrs. Patrick, D. Sample, P. Hankins. ROW 2: C. Blanton, E. Lewis, R. Weaver, B. Dieble, J. Puckett, B. Abraham, S. Stiffler. SER VICE OUR GOAL MEDICAL CAREER CLUB Formerbx Future Nurses Club For their community project this year, the Medical Ca- reers Club made fruit baskets and delivered them to the Chesterville Convalescent Home. Sixty-five baskets were made and delivered after school just before Thanksgiving. The members and our advisor, Mrs. Ruth Patrick, went to an Open House Tea at the Grant Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus for the trip of the year. The purpose of the Medical Careers Club is to bring to- gether young people interested in careers in medicine. This year was a first for the M.C.C. of Highland. It was the first year a boy has ever held an office in this club. Ray Weaver held the office of Vice President. 43 Linda, Sandy, and Beth Work on Thanksgiving fruit baskets. SEATED L-R--M. Follin, J. Baker, G. Moss, D. Baker, F. Darst, L. Burns, S. Gallogly, K. Blanton. STANDING- Mrs. Logan, T. Harris, C. Nliracle, C. Puttick, D. Shinnaberry, K. Stiltner, W. Plogher, S. Tobin, D. Spearman, J. Davies, A. Jobe, E. Headings, C. Chipps. F. TA. HOLDS INITIA T10 Officers President Frank Darst V. President Dave Baker Secretary Linda Burns Treasurer Jan Davis Student Council Barbara Ault FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA held a formal ini- tiation for all of their new members. It was held in the cafeteria with parents invited. The F.T.A. members attended the Teaching Career Day at Ohio State University in the spring. The major objective of the F.T.A. is to secure an adequate and continuing supply of effective teachers for Ohio's schools. The program is directed toward orienting our students to the teaching profession, guiding them, and counseling with them to help them evaluate themselves in relation to teaching as a career. The F. T. A. awards pins to members who earn 150 points by leadership, or service activities dealing with chi ldr en. 44 LETTERMAN ' S CLUB President Ron Vest Vice President Dave Baker Sec.-Treas. Steve Hendrickson Student Council Wray Plogher As a money making project for their club this year, the Lettermen sold Scottie license plates to fasten on Boosters' automobiles. T.he money from these was used to buy emblems for the new red varsity jackets. To help meet club expenses, the Lettermen ran the coat check at the basketball games. The Lettermen's Club also gives an athletic scholar- ship award for the athlete with the highest scholastic achievement during the year. Their social activities included picnics, a skating party, and hayrides. CLUB ELL LICE E PLATE L-R ROW 1: Mr. Cremeans, C. Leo, J. Perkins, J. Woods, D. Young, B. Rausch, L. Young, L. Stanley, R. Young R. Davidson, Coach Mohr. ROW 2: Mr. Smith, R. Vest, E. Throckmorton, E. Lewis, T. Stevens, D. Davidson, J. Cochran, B. Young, B. Irvine, D. Rhinehart, K. Rhoads. ROW 3: D. Vermillion, T. Ward, G. Higgins, J. Atwell, G. Kanagy, J. LaFever, B. Whimey, M. Weiler, M. Follin, G. Hubbard, J. Newcome, Mr. Simpson. ROW 4: R. Weaver, W. Plogher, D. Baker, E. Ebersole, D. Lewis, M. Mast, T. Perkins, S. Hendrickson, P. Jordon, D. Rogers, J. Martin. - l L 4. Q 45 ln-:E M Develolbing Agricultural Leaderslzzlb President--Larry Stanley Vice President--Tom Weiler Secretary--Ray Weaver Treasurer--Jack Smith Sentinel--Danny Young Reporter- -Frank Darst Student Advisor--Steve Ulrey Tom Weiler and friend at the farm ROW 1: Mr. Smith, R. George, M. Kosterman, S. Dewitt, T. VanHorn, T. Amos, L. Sherman, T. Blanton, A. Kanagy, L. Ulrey, D. Hankins, E. Hershburger. ROW 2: D. McCombs, J. Jones, F. Schaffer, D. McCormick, B. Grabial, T. Monk, G. Ayley, L. Storer, K. Kurts, G. Dudgen, J. Woods, Mr. Cooper. ROW 3: P. McCarty, J. Mathrws, M. Stephens, G. Stiffler, S. Ayres, R. Miracle, W. Smith, S. Wilson, D. Fox, J. McCurdy, A. McFarland ROW 4: Mr. Grooms, H. Copeland, M. Ward, B. Clark, D. Hendrickson, D. Lewis, K. Rhodes, G. Armstrong, J. LaFever, T. Perkins, B. Brooks, K. Porter. ROW 5: L. Fox, E. Drake, R. Ogon, B. Fisher, J. Perkins, R. Young, D. Hankins, R. Davis, E. Kanagy, J. Martin, D. Davis. ROW 6: D. Hardin, L. Altizer, J. I-Iankins, B. Young, B. Rausch, L. Young, E. Sagar, J. Adams, R. Barton, D. Smith, J. Belcher, G. Rice, J. Howard. ROW 7: D. Young, L. Stanley, J. Smith, S. Ulrey, F. Darst, T. Weiler, R. Weaver. 46 ROW 1: K. Brewster, D. Harriff, J. Baldwin, M. Augenstein, C. Howard. ROW 2: D. Matson, N. Lyons, R. Ward J. Burson. ROW 3: Mrs. Reigle, M. Darst, L. Van Fossen, L. Puckett, D. Bush, Mrs. Rhodabeck. Motto Toward New Horizomf' The F.H. A. is a very active organization. Each year we have new and different ideas for furthering interest in our club. This year we went to Pleasant Hill on a camp-out where we learned different kinds of safety. We work for an Award of Merit that only special clubs can receive. We also send girls to the State F.H. A. convention. That usually turns out to be quite interesting. During the school year we help decorate the lobby for Christ- mas. All year long we try to further interest in our school. FHA 47 Marty, Deb, Jean and Marcia trim the Christmas tree in the lobby. ROW l L-R M. Newcome, B. White, ROW 2--P. Terry, C. Chipps, K. Brewster, C. Fisher, M. Carsner, L. Hollis, Mrs. Ledford. ROW 3--G. Gallogy, P. Jones, J. Puckett, O. Cox, J. Crow, N. Chandler. ROW 4--S. Dewitt, S. Gallogy, K. Stiltner, P. I-Iankins, L. Puckett, S. McCormick. ROW 5--J. Archer, J. Phillips, B. Griffith, J. Davis, R. Wiekel, G. Moss, ROW 6: M. Phillips, J. Duston, C. Fuller, K. Rhoads, C. Evans, B. Hartwell, R. Weaver, T. Harris. MR. LEDFORDJ FIR T TEAR This year was the first year for Mrs. Ledford at Highland. She has organized a glee club to go with the band and chorus. The band was a marching band during football season and became a concert band afterward. Mrs. Ledford also directs the Pep band. Spectators enjoyed the fine per- formances at the home football games. fllajorettes 48 lst. L.-R. A. Fuestal, S. Deal, P. Fisher, P. Patrick, A. Kanagy, R. Davidson, D. Hankins, B. Ault, P. I-Iankins, D. Mathias, Mrs. Ledford. Znd. S. Tobin, L. Deffinger, B. Hildebrand, B. Griffith, R. Dustin, J. Hunt, D. David- son, L Puckett, B. Abraham, S. Stiffler, L. Storer. 3rd. C. Geckley, P. Ebersole, M. Plummer, D. Marshall, J. Hankins, B. Irvine, J. Cochran, K. Stiltner, N. Penn, B. Stauffer, E. Headings. 4th. L. Van Fossen, A. McGinnis, D. Sample, C. Fuller, J. Archer, M. Ward, D. Rogers, C. Puttick, M. Newcome, C. Miracle, L. Burns. Sth. H. Noble, S. Rowe, D. Trowbridge, D. Higgins, D. Fox, A. Speaks, G. Higgins, M. Frey, P. Deible, V. Wise, J. Davis 6th. D. Brooks, B. Kroninger, B. Arndt, B. White, B. Young, G. Kanagy, M. Hankins, G. Geckley, L. Hendrick- son, L. Linkous, J. Kinney. 7th. C. Walker, K. Brewster, D. Harruff, L. Hollis, T. Webb, J. Atwell, B. Hartwell, J. Burson, D. Spearman, J. Hite, A. Jobe. Sth. C. Kemmer, G. Moss, R. Weikle, M. Augenstien, T. Amos, J. Bloomfield, C. Davis, P. Dieble, B. Griffith, L. Duston, N. Wein. CHORUS PROVIDE TER TAINME The Chorus this year is bigger and better than in past years. The programs they performed for the student body were outstanding entertainment and provided a pleasant break in the regular routine. The formation of a Glee Club was met with enthusiasm and many volunteered. Some of the programs put on by the chorus were: Thanksgiving Program, Christmas medley of Song, and the Spring Concert, plus many other minor presentations. Songs Live in Our Hearts 49 L-R G. Bowser, B. Griffith, L. Linkous, S. Squires, J. Clark, L. Hendrickson, S. Walker, B. Smith, C. Leo R. Jordon, M. Martin. OFFICE HELP TRAINED The girls who help in the office save Mrs. Weaver quite a few steps. They go around to all of the rooms in the morning and afternoon and collect the absence slips. They answer the telephone, sell lrmch tickets, take lunch money, and many other things which help Mrs. Weaver. LIBRARIAJVS WIN Ist PLACE The student librarians are a great help to Mrs. Patrick. They check books in and out, put books on the shelves find books and magazines for people and change the bulletin board. This year some of the student librarians en- tered a contest with one of their bulletin boards and won first prize which was 5153.00 worth of paper-back books. L-R N. Wein, J. Woods, S. Hewett, P. Diable, K. Ludwig, T. House, D. Marshall, L. Burns, D. Belcher, B. Arndt, L. McCune, B. Kroninger, M. Blake, P. Payne, J. Gregory, N. Penn, V. Wise, V. Price. 50 The tapping ceremony for the National Honor Society was held in the form of a court. The defendents were the new HO probationary members of the Honor Society. The members of the Court, witnesses, defense attorney and jury were members of the Honor Society. 0 An. annual event for the Honor Society is their banquet. It is held for the members and their parents. It is to help the parents realize the importance of Scholarship, leadership, character and service. I i The purpose of the National Honor Society is to develop character and service. It stimulates scholarship in the secondary schools and endeavors to place education on a higher level. In CO I T doing so the attributes of character, service, and leadership are stressed in the high school, in order that the student attains a higher education. TOP ROW--L-R L. Deffinger, P. Fisher, M. Blake, D. Spearman, D. Mathias. ROW 2: G. Moss, M. Newcome C. Evans, D. Baker, M. Sample, E.. Ebersole, B. Ault, P. Patrick. ROW 3: G. Fuller, B. Hartwell, R. Ufferman, E. Throckmorton, E. Lewis, M. Weiler, S. Ulrey, T. Weiler. ROW 4: G. Gallogly, R. Weaver, G. Bowser, B. Beatty, S. Squires, C. Howard, L. Burns, M. Frey. ROW 5: S. Hendrickson, D. Bushong, B. Griffith, S. McCor- mick, Mrs. Davidson. 1 l 51 I 4 FIRST ROW, L. to R.--S. Tobin, S. Deel, L. Deffinger, R. Ebersole, B. Hildebrand, B. White, P. Patrick, B. Ault, D. Mathais, Director, M.rs. Ledford. SECOND ROW--D. Sample, D. Higgins, N. Noble, S. Rowe, K. Stilt ner, L. Puckett, M. Newcome, A. Jobe, J. Davis, L. Burns. THIRD ROW--J. Archer, A. Speaks, M. Ward, J. Hunt, R. Duston, D. Davidson, D. I-lankins, R. Davidson, C. Davis, B. Hartwell. FOURTH ROW--C. Fuller, B. Griffith, L. Hollis, G. Higgins, T. Webb, M. I-Iankins, J. Atwell, M. Augenstein, R. Weikle, G. Moss, FIFTH ROW--C. Walker, C. Kemmer, K. Brewster, L. Duston. GLEE CL UB, NE W ADDITION ' TO MUSIC DEPARTME T The Glee Club is a new addition to the Highland Music Department. Formed by Mrs. Ledford, head of the Music Department, this club added a great deal to the first annual operetta. The operetta, Sweet Anne Page, was a big success, and plans for another musical are being dreamed about by all musically talented students. The Glee Club also presented many programs throughout the school year much to the en- joyment of the Highland student body. The formation of this club was met with en- thusiasm, and qualifications for membership were high. Keen competition, and fun made this club one of the highlights of the school year. 52 Jeanette, Connie, Pam and Vick represent Highland Display made by members, wins first place at the Convention. FBLA GOE TO CO VE T10 Was this the way you boys spent your time? Old time manners come alive again. 53 K Sarah receives her award. Mr. Slusher comments on the county Projects CIE CE CLUB BAN QUET Mr. Larry Beckel, President of the Science Commis- N01'thmOT Student winner gives 51399011- sion, Moderates the Meeting. 54 The annual Science Club Banquet was held here to distribute awards earned by Science Fair top winners. Entertainment was provided by a trio of Linda Deffinger, Cheryl Evans, and Glenna Moss. Barb Ault accompanied them. A solo was sung by Barb Ault. Accompanists for her were Jan Davis and Linda Deffinger. A delicious dinner was served by the music departmentg and so ended a wonderful and en- tertaining evening. Let us entertain you with Joyful Song TER TAINMENT AFTER DINNER The Trio Presents Ballads and Folk Songs. Barb serenades us with Popular Selections of noW . 55 - ' Mike Follen, back stage, is being transformed into a Ron Davidson, acting the part of Len Harrington, is roguish theatrical agent. having his eyebrows darkened for more I appeal. Kay Stiltner, playing the role of Jane Tutwiller, was Rehearsing are the Gorgeous Chorus Girls: Joyce self-centered andlarrogant. She wanted a part with Puckett, Dora Mathias, Barb Ault, and Donna Spear- the Operetta Company, but had no talent. man. 56 Mike Follen, acting as Tyler St. Clair, manager of Sweet Anne Page, Pat Patrick, and Wilton O'Neal, an Operetta Company, plays the heavy in this scene. Mike Ward, have leading roles in Operetta. WEET ANNE PAGE This year the Music Department attempted a vari- ation in the usual musical activities, SWEET ANNE PAGE , an operetta, made this years' activities in music complete. Pretty little Anne Page, having been raised in an orphan's home, becomes the maid-of-all-work in a large summer boarding house, run by a stern and fault-finding Mrs. Tutwiller. Mrs. Tutwiller is a widow with a daughter, Jane, who is the same age as Anne. Jane wishes to become an actress but possesses none of the qualifications necessary. A large Opera Company stays at the boarding house while presenting an opera a few miles away. Wilton, the leading man, falls in love with Anne, much to the fury of Patricia Varon, an actress, who is also in love with Wilton. Anne, who has a sweet voice and all the qualities of an actress, finds a manuscript and becomes en- grossed in it. Zaza Belasco, an elderly actress who was once a great star, hears Anne and coaches her in the role. Varon gets angry and leaves the opera company at the last moment. Zaza presents Anne to the stage manager and convinces him to let Anne play the part. Anne went on stage and became a big success. Tom Webb, plays the role of Abner Todd. He is that cute type of boy that all the girls adore. s 57 Bob Hartwell, vocal soloist, sings Laura with band accompanying him. Joyce Puckett, senior band member, directs the band at Spring Concert. BA STUDE T PARTICIPATE Sue McCormick, Senior Band Club President, an- nouncing instrumental selections. Ray Weaver, Senior, plays theme of Concert, Wonderland by Night. He was accompanied by Kay Stiltner on the Piano. V , me g ix wi - ',L M - fa SE IDR President Vice President Secretary Steve Hendrickson Ray Weaver Beth Ann Beatty College Prep. College Prep. Business Education What's the matter Garnet? Camera shy? Here is an idea of what goes on backstage. 'fm-.22 x- , w1f1qm, .L - .Q M 351' 'T'-if 75 ,M -Q ??g'Qg75'+a 275 fs KYJSNB tri t NO WALL OUR WAT Betty Abraham Terry Amos Home Ec. Industrial Arts Louella Altizer Connie Armstrong Business Ed. V Home Ec. Treasurer Student Council Student Council Diana Bushong Ellis Lewis Beverly Griffith Business Education Voc. Ag. College Pre P. Sue concentrates on good ideas. Terry concentrates on good-lookin' girls. WILL BLUCK TO U CCESS Brenda Arndt Judith Baldwin Home Ec. Business Ed. Dave Baker Charlotte Bockover College Prep. Home Ec. E '5, Garnet Bowser College Prep. Bill Brooks Industrial Arts Wayne Burson Industrial Arts Donna Bush Business Ed. Ray takes his shots with a grin! Class Flower: White Mums Class Color: Mint Green and White SE IOR GET HOT Charlotte Chipps College Prep. Betty Copeland Home Ec. Frank Darst Vo. Ag. Does it really hurt Judy? Rita Davis Darwin Denty Business Ed . Industrial Arts Belinda Deible Ted Dowalter BuSineSS Ed. Industrial Arts F012 THE COLD, CR UEL, WORLD Janet Drake Home Ec. Valli Dudgeon Business Ed. Judy Duston Business Ed. 63 TALE TED SENIOR E Kathy Ghenco Janet Gray College Prep. Home Ec. Bill Grabiel John Hankins General Course General Course Harold Feustal Industrial Arts Dewey Fox Vo. Ag. Connie Fuller Business Ed. TER TA IN HILLBILLIES ?? 64 Ronnie Hankins Industrial Arts Cheryl Harris Home Ec. Linda Harris Home Ec. HOMECOMING A UCCESS Lonnie Harris Industrial Arts Sharon Henson Business Ed. Dick Hite Industrial Arts Gene House Industrial Arts Steve is showing us how to dance. Mr. Parks describes layouts for senior section of year- book. -w-vigrx if-Tm, swwww Gary Hubbard Jim LaFever College Prep. Vo. Ag. Elizabeth Kroninger Dave Lewis College Prep. Vo. Ag. 67 TEARBOOK HARD WORK Richard Marshall Vo. Ag. Mary Ellen Martin College Prep. Mervin Mast Vo. Ag. 66 Sue McCormick John McCurdy College Prep. College Prep. Linda McCune Andrew McFarland College Prep. General Course AND S OZWE LOAFING! 67 Everyone curious about pictures taken by yearbook photographers. Drema McCoy Home Ec. Ray Noble College Prep. Terry Perkins Vo. Ag. Wray Plogher College Prep. Is this cheerleading practice? Kelly Porter Joyce Puckett Industrial Arts Home Ec. Sue Pruett Bill Rausch Business Ed. Vo. Ag. GOOFIN G OFF TODA IQ Kenny Rhoads Vo. Ag. Ed Sagar Vo. Ag. Mike Sample College Prep. 68 fi Cap and Gown measurements fbr the big day. Delbert Sanders Brenda Smith College Prep. Home Ec. Laura Sheets Jack Smith Home Ec. Vo. Ag. THINKING OF TOIWORR O W. Ella Spearman Home Ec. Larry Standley Vo. Ag. Diane Stewart Home Ec. 69 Sandra Stiffler College Prep. Doug Stryker General Course SENIOR PLAY IN THE BAND Sue Lynn Squires Tom Vanl-Iorn Business Ed. Vo. Ag. Steve U11-ey Dave Vermillion College Prep, II1duSt1'ia1 A118 Kenny takes it easy in band. 3 Pi' . if 70 Ronnie Vest College Prep. Sandra Walker College Prep. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECY7 Tom Weller Danny Young College Prep. Vo. Ag. Bruce Whitney Larry Young College Prep. Vo. Ag. Seniors Active in Band. 71 SE IOR A CTIVITIE Betty Abraham F.H.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 M.C.C. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 Ernie Adkins F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Choms 1,2 Newspaper 4 Vocational Agriculture Industrial Arts 3,4 Louella Altizer Business Course F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4 Sec. of F.B.I..A. 4 Brenda Arndt F.N.A. 1,2 M.C.C. 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Library 4 Science Fair 1 Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 David Baker Football 1,s,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Vice Pres. F.T.A. l,2,3,4 Vice Pres. Newspaper 2,3,4 Editor 4 Track 2,3 National Honor Society College Prep. G.A.A. 1,2 Judith Ann Baldwin Jr. Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 F.B.L.A. Convention 2,3,4 Terry Amos Chorus 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Shop 1,2,3,4 Connie Armstrong F .N.A. 1,2 Library 1 Honor Society 2 Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Officer 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 3 Queen 2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Council 3 Business Course Beth Ann Beatty Business Education Band 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Co-Editor 4 Newspaper 2,3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Buckeye Girls State 3 Charlotte Ann Bockover Band 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3 M.c.c. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3 Volleyball Team 1,2 Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 Gamet Bowser Honor Society 2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Cheerleader 4 Tel-a-Scot, Art Ed. 2,3,4 Yearbook Co-Ed. 4 Gymnastics Team 2,3 Donna Gail Bush F.H.A. 4 Tele-a-Scot 4 Business Course Diana Bushong Cheerleader 4 ff National Honor 2,3,4 O F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 Off. 3 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Att. 1,2,3 Queen 4 Business Education Charlotte Chipps F.B.L.A. 1 G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 1 Band 1,2,3 College Prep. Betty Marie Copeland Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 Shingdig 3 Frank Darst Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Reporter F.T.A. 2,3,4 Off. Pres. Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Football 2 Track 2 F .F .A. National Convention 4 Janet Drake Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Student Council 1 Secretary 3 Jr. Class Play Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Valli Ann Dudgeon Business Education Judy Duston Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Band 3,4 Pep Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Bilgigizlsll 1 Business Course F'F'A' 1'2'3'4 Harold E. Feustel Newspaper 4 Track 1 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4 Wayne Burson Football 2 Dewey V. Fox Track 1 Industrial Arts 72 Chorus 1,2,3 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Connie Sue Fuller G.A.A. l,2,3 M.C.C. 3 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 1,3,4 Science Fair 1 Business Course l,2,3,4 Student Play Director 4 Rita Matina Davis G.A.A. l,2,3 Newspaper Staff 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club l Business Course Gymnastics Team Jr. Class Play Darwin Denty Jr. Class Play 3 Industrial Arts l,2,3,4 Ted Dowalter Track 1 Jr. Class Play Industrial Arts Belinda Kay Deible M.C.C. Off. F.N.A. Off. Jr. Class Play Business Education Newspaper Staff Annual Staff Gymnastics Team Kathy Ann Ghenco F.T.A. 1,2 Science Club 3 F.T.A. Student Council 2 College Prep. Science Fair l,2,3 Bill Grabiel General Course F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Science Fair 1 Janet Gray F.H.A. l,2,3 F.H.A. Off. 3 Annual Staff 2,3,4 Home Ee. l,2,3,4 Volleyball Team 1,2 Jr. Class Play Beverly Griffith Cheerleader 2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3 Treas. 3 Jr. Class Play College Prep. Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club National Honor Society 2,3,4 Off. 4 Student Council John Hankins Jr. Class Play General Shop l,2,3,4 Ronnie Hankins Band 1,2 F.F.A. 1 Shop l,2,3 Cheryl Harris G.A.A. 1,2 73 F.H.A. l,2,3 M.C.C. 1,2 Pep Club l Volley Ball 1,2 Shindig 3 Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 Lonnie Harris Industrial Arts 2,3,4 Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Lynda Harris Chorus 1, 2,3 Cheerleader 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 G .A.A. 2 Annual Staff 4 Home Ec. l,2,3 Business 4 Steve Hendrickson College Prep. Athletic Manager 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3,4 Off. 4 Student Council 3,4 Pres. 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Buckeye Boy's State 3 Annual Staff 3,4 Dick Hite Shop 1 ,2 ,3 John Eugene House Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4 Gary Hubbard College Prep F.T.A. 2,3 Band l,2,3 Varsity Club 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Track 3 Elizabeth Kroninger G.A.A. 1 M.C.C. 2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Science Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Jim La Fever F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Varsity Club 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Dave Lewis Football l,2,3,4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Vocation Agriculture Chorus l,2,3,4 Industrial Arts 3 Ellis Lewis Class President 2 Student Council 4 Science Club 2,3,4 Off Baseball 2,3,4 Letterma.n Club 2,3,4 Football 4 National Honor Society Sue Ann McCormick Cheerleader l,2,3,4 National Honor Society Band l,2,3,4 3,4 2, Senior Homecoming Att. 4 College Prep. Buckeye Girls' State Student Council 1,3,4 Richard L. Marshall Vo. Ag. F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Mary Ellen Martin College Prep. Class Officer 2 F.H.A. l,2,3 Off. 2,3 F.H.A. Convention Del. Junior Fair Board 2,3 Science Club 3,4 County Science Comm. 4 Mervin Mast Jr. Class Play 3 Football l,2,3 Track 2 F.F.A. l,2,3 Chorus 1,2 Basketball 1 Vo. Ag. Drema McCoy Home Ec. l,2,3,4 Linda McCune College Prep. M.C.C. l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Vo.Ag. l,2,3,4 Shop 3,4 John McCurdy F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3 Vo.Ag. l,2,3,4 Shop 3,4 Andrew J. McFarland F.F.A. l,2,3,4 General Course Science Fair l Jr. Class Play 3 Fay Noble Varsity Club 3,4 Football 3,4 Band l,2,3,4 F.T.A. 2,3,4 M.C.C. 3,4 Annual 4 Science Club 4 Terry Perkins F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Football 3,4 Chorus 1,2 Letterman Club 3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Wray Plogher College Prep. Football l,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Jr. Class Play Science Club F.T.A. l,2,3 Kelly Porter F.F.A. 1,3,4 Shop l,2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 74 Veronica Sue Pruett G.A.A. l,2,3 F.B.L.A. l,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Sec. 2 Newspaper Staff 2,3,4 Office Help 3 Student Council Business Course Connie Joyce Puckett F.N.A. l,2,3,4 F.N.A. Treas. 3 F.N.A. Sec. 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Home Economics l,2,3 4 Bill Rausch Basketball l,2,3,4 Football 1,3 Baseball 3,4 Chorus l,2,3 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Off. 1 Student Council 2 Lettermans Club 3,4 Kenneth Rhoads Varsity Club 4 Football 4 Vocational Agricultural F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Band 1,z,3,4 Ed Sagar F.F.A. Hi-Y At Centerburg Michael R. Sample College Prep. F.T.A. 1,2,3 Track 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Band 1,2 Science Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 4 Delbert Sanders F.F.A. Major History and English Laura Sheets Cheerleader 3 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Chorus 1 ,2,3 Gymnastics Team Brenda Smith Home Ec. F.H.A. 2,3 Band 1,2,3 G.A.A. 2,3 Science Club 1 Jack Smith F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 Vo.Ag. l,2,3,4 Treasurer 4 F.F.A. National Con. 3 Jr. Fair Board 2,3 Ella Spearman M.C.C. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 F.H.A. 3 Shindig 3 Jr. Class Play 3 J Larry D. Standley Doug Sfrykel' F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Lettermans Club 2,3,4 Jr. Class Play 3 Football Team 1,2,3,4 Track Team 2,3 F.F.A Dairy Judging Team Diane Stewart Annual Staff 4 G.A.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Staff 3,4 National F.B.L.A. Con. 3,4 Home Ec. 1,2,3,4 Sandra Stiffler G.A.A. 1 M.C.C. 1,3,4 Chorus 3,4 75 2,3,4 Su Vo. Ag. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 General Course e Lynn Squires Honor Society 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 Tele-a-Scot 4 Library Assistant Student Council Business Course Steve Ulrey College Prep. Vo. Ag. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Off. F.F.A. 3,4 Student Council 3,4 National F.F.A. Con 3 4 National Honor Society 3 Tom Van Horn F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Dave Vermillion Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Letterman's Club 2,3,4 Student Council 1,3 Jr. Class Play 3 Ronnie Vest College Prep Off. 3 Baseball 2,3 Football 3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Pres 4 -.-----m ---- Y? .Emir Sandra Walker Honor Society 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Treas. College Prep. Science Fair 1,2,3,4 D.A.R. Test Ray Weaver Football 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Off. 4 Honor Society 3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Tom Weiler F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. Off.4 Basketball 1 Basketball Stat. 2,3,4 National F.F.A. Con. 3,4 College Prep Vo. Ag. Major 76 Bruce H. Whitney College Prep Track 2,3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Jr. Class Play 3 Danny Young Football 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Vo. Ag. 1,2,3,4 Lettermans Club State Wool Judg Chorus 1,2,3 Larry Young F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,3,4 Letterman 4 4 ing 3 BA CCALA UREA TE SER VICE No Wall Wi!! Block Our Way to Success 77 gg? . Q91 if 1 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM BE COA SUE MCCORMICK--VALEDICTORIAN Winner of the Minnie Price Scholarship Award in Home Economics at Ohio State Universityg Arnericanisrn Test Awardg SANDRA WALKER--SALUTATORIAN Reader's Digest Community Leadership Winner of the McLauren Science Award, Most Outstanding Certificate. Girl Science Studentg Scholarship Award. N . W, . , ,V V is wwea4m:srf 4m ,au me sw. : 'l a A REALITY FOR GRADUA TI G E IORS OF 1967 Garnet Bowser receives Scholarship sponsored by the Morrow County Business and Professional Women's Club. fSue Pruett Ella Spearman is presented with a Dollar for is the Alternate winnerj Scholars Award Scholarship. DEPARTME TLEADERS SPEAK Agriculture Business Education English Home Economics Steve Ulrey David Vermillion Beverly Griffith Ellis Lewis Social Studies Industrial Arts Language Arts Science Mike Sample Ray Weaver Sue Squires Steve Hendrickson Mathematics Music Girls Physical Education Boys Physical Education 80 'IN I S TRA TION FA CULT? 0 'A HIGHLAND SCHOOL BOARD: STANDING F. Porter, B. Beck. SITTING C. Fisher, E Boyd, E. McCormick, A. Fuller. SCHOOL LEADERSHIP Superintendent- -G. Moss P rincipal--C. N. Simpson 82 Mrs. Mary Davidson--English 1 and 4, Advisor of Na- Mrs. Mary Logan--English 3, French 1 and 2, Advisor tional Honor Society. to Future Teachers. Mrs. Gwendolyn Hiles--English 2, Speech, Director of Mrs. Patrick--Librarian, Advisor of Medical Careers Junior Class Play. Club. 83 Mrs. Jean Fulton--Biology. Mr. Kenneth Throckmorton--Science. SCIE CE AND MATH IN TERE TIN G Mr. Chester Cherrington--Trigonometry, Chemistry, Mr. Robert Rice--Algebra I, General Math, Business Algebra II, Physics, Geometry. Math. 84 Mr. David Grooms--Gen. Voc. Agriculture, Business Mr. Gary Cooper- -Voc. Agriculture, Adv. Livestock Management, Conservation-Forestry. and Crops. FARM! GA DDE IG Mr. Roger Smith- -Voc. Agriculture, Basic and Adv. Mechanics. Mr. Paul Ledford--Industrial Arts I,II,IlI, and IV. B5 Mrs. Adel III, Family Living. EATING SINGI G. . . FUN Riegel- -Homemaking, Home Economics Pictures Aid Teaching--Students See for Themselves ics I-II-IV. Mrs. Nancy Ledford--Instrumental Music and Chorus. 86 Mr. Tom Cremeans--Problems of Democracy, and Mr. Norman Mohr--World and American History American History, Football Coach. Driver Education, Basketball Coach. PHYSICAL FIT ESS Mr. Elmer Smith--Boys' Physical Education, Basket- ball Coach. Mrs. Mary Lou Skaggs- -Girls' Physical Education. 87 Mrs. Margaret Waite--Commercial, Annual Staff Mrs. Rosalie Cherrington- -Commercial, Future Advisor. Business Leaders Advisor. Mrs. Judy Weaver--Secretary. Mr. Noah Ault--Study Hall Supervisor. w ,Mews l r r 1 1 r . 68 Mrs. Rogers--Cook. Mrs. Givens--Cook. THEY FEED THE MASSES B9 Mr. Kinney- - Custodian. Mr. Linkous- -Custodian. THEY CLEAN THE MESSES- THA T THE MASSES MAKE ss E111s Student Teacher, Home Econom1cs 90 5 'V I UNDER CLA SSMEN President Vice President Secretary Cathy Puttick Eddie Throckmorton Glena Moss John Adams Class Colors Burgundy 8zWhite Mary Adkins Class Flower Pink Rose JUNIOR Larry Armstrong Marcia Augenstein Gay Baldwin Darlene Barton Judy Bennett Shirley Bennett Gary Bill Kathy Blanton Linda Burns Jeanne Campos Jo Caudill Janice Clark Joe Cochran David Corwin Olivia Cox Eva Criswell Don Davidson Ron Davidson Tyrone Davis Pam Deible Jerry Denman Stanley DeWitt Donna Drake Marilyn Drake Eddie Ebersole Bill Fisher Carolyn Fox Nancy Fox Jack Fraizer Mary Jo Frey Gary Fuller Gary Gallogly Gay Geckley Roger George Donna Gordon Mike Gray Joan Gregory Jim Griffith Dave Hankins John Hankins Mike Hankins Pattie Hankins Debbie Harruff Bob Hartwell Jean Hay John Headings Linda Hendrickson Susan Hewett CLA SS Class Motto: Light the way with knowledge Class Song: He Debby Higgins Janet Hite Connie Howard Bill Irvine Treasurer Student Council Girl Student Council Boy Randy Ufferman Kay Stiltner Bill Young John Jones Bruce Jordan Gene Kanagy Rosemary Keyes Judy Kinney Monty Koesterman Craig Leo Linda Linkous Kathy Ludwig ARDE TLTSUPPORT GTM Mike Ludwig Nancy Lyons Jon Matthews Rebecca McCann Paul McCarty Dale Mc Combs Perfecting our figures New uniform, Linda? ASTIC AND DRAMA TIC How Sweet It Is! ! ! ! Love is Eternal ! Frank Shaffer Gloria Snyder Mike Stephens Tom Stevens Nancy Swint Diane Trowbridge Dan McCormick John Miller Bob Miller Cherry Jo Miracle Terry Monk Mary Lou Newcome Retta Noble Mike Phillips Terry Price Lois Puckett Shirley Rowe Tom Ward Jack Weaver Carroll Wegner Roberta Weikel Steve Wilson Dan Young 95 He'11 never learn! ! ! Physical Education '67 WITH GAIETT AND PURPO E Dignity in abundance Co. Ed. Phys. Ed.? Patty Patrick--President Barbara Ault--V. President Cheryl Evans--Secretary Motto.' Yesterday We Followecl' Tomorrow We Lead D. Brooks D. Burson D. Burson B. Clark P. Dial C. Davis S. Deel L. Deffinger M. Denman B. Dowalter R. Adams D. Alicy J. Archer R. Barton M. Blake B. Blanton J. Bloomfield G. Bowman K. Brewster OPI-I OM ORE CLA SS Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Blue ana' Colo' 97 Charlene Walker--Treasurer Peggy Fisher--Student Col. Gareth Higgins- -Student Col. ONG: CLIJWB E VERY MOUNTAIN S. Dowalter G. Dudgeon L. Duston P. Dye L. Elliot A. Feustal C. Fisher M. Follin C. Grabiel C. Hankins R if i ei .E EIT? i . r ,. -f.,..ziii'i,5fri-is . , 1 ,:gq.e',g2i.ftgKrf'z., X . ,J sift . ,. .ep 98 J. C. B. N. L. G. G. J. D. M. Hankins Hart Hilderbrand I-Iinlke Hollis House Hubbard Hunt Irvine Jason Class Projects were: Bake Sale Car Wash Class Dance MRM, K I A ... . . A ,FE si - Sophornores are Tapped for Honor Gareth, Donnie, and Neil go for that ball. Society. PLAY VITAL ROLE IN R. Jordan K. Kearns B. Kernrner K. Luft 99 D. Mathias C. Mounts J. Newcome J . Perkins D. Ragor D. Rinehart B. Richards D. Rogers B. Ruhl G. Ruhl J. Sanders N. Shanks L. Sherman N. Shinaberry M. Sizemore Kathy pipes a sharp tune. POR TS, MUSIQ A D. Smith J. Smith D. Spearman A. Speaks Belinda has a Mood Indigo . S CH OLAR HIP G. Staley B. Stauffer G. Stiffler B. Storer L. Storer L. Storer B. Thomas S. Tobin C. Ward M. Ward W. Weaver T. Webb M. Weiler B. White R. Young 100 S. Buck, President R. Myser, Vice-President T. House, Secretary T. Burch, Treasurer V. Price, Student Council D. Shinnaberry, Student Council FRE HME ADAPTEA ILT A. Alicie I. Altizer D. Anderson L. Armstrong B. Arndt S. Ayers J. Baker D. Baldwin S. Beckel D. Belcher J. Belcher S. Blanton T. Blanton M. Booke S. Bowsher J. Burson R. Bush T. Carpenter M. Carsener C. Chipps J. Clark H. Copeland J. Crow M. Darst President Steve Buck holds the attention of the Tom Harris participates in class meeting by making Freshmen during class meeting. a motion to President. IOI T0 HIGH CHOOL LIFE D. Davis G. Davis J. Davis P. Deible R. Dowalter R. Duston P. Ebersole D. Elswick T. Fisher L. Fox S. Gallogy C. Geckley D. Ghenco R. Goare C. Gray B. Griffith D. Hankins D. Hardir T. Hardin O. Harris S. Harris T. Harris R. Hartwell E. Headings 102 D. Hendrickson K. Henson E. Hershburger D. Hewett T. Hoskinson J. Howard L. Howard C. Huber A. Jobe P. Jones R. Jordan A. Kanaghey FRE HME BA KETBALL TEAM L. Kearns C. Kemmer L. Kempton C. Leo D. Marshall D. Matson E. McFarland A. McGinnis W. McGrady R. Miracle H. Morgan R. Ogden Terri House, Freshmen Football Homecoming Attendant J. McFarland P. Payne Dick Rausch Practices Foul Shots z Nice rebound b'-WS! Foul shots important in a game! G. Shirtlift W. Smith D. Swint P. Terry T. Ufferman L. Ulrey D. Van Dyke L. Van Fossen R. Ward N. Wein V. Wise J. Woods N. Penn J. Phillips M. Plummer Plummer Plummer Potts Price Ragor Rausch Ray Rice Rogers Rowlen Sager Samples .fi N 104 MARENGO FA CULTT Mr. Elford MA RENG0 JUNIOR HIGH J. R. B. E. J. B. D. N. P. D. S. S. M. K. P. B. E. J. Wz'!dcats Wz'n Cfzamlbionshzlb ROW 1: Coach Elford, Rodney Pruett, Steve Lewis, Bill Mahan, ROW 2: Mike Puttick, Steve Stevens, Scott Geckley, Mark Hankins, Charles Stewart, Benny Granstaff, Joney Adkins, ROW 3 Kent Shinaberry, Jonny Lyons, Jerry Elliott, Eddie Elliott, Arthur Henson, John Griffith. EI GH TH GRA DE Adkins Anderson Armstrong Armstrong Armstrong Arndt Bennett Bill Bill Blanton Bushong Caudill Cox De el Deible Dudgeon Elliott Elliott 106 D . Esty G. Feustal L. Fisher S. Geckly B. Grandstaff K. Gray J . Griffith M. Hankins J. Harris D. Hart C. Hendrickson A. Henson S. Hess D. Hinkle R. Hinkle D. Hubbell B. Johnson B. Ludwig lst ROW L. to R. D. Rogers, M. Knapp, F. Salyers. 2nd ROW R. Rowland, Mascot J. Leo, L Fisher D. Ludwig S. Ludwig J. Lyons S. Lyons W. Mahan P. Martin W. McCurdy T. Miracle K. O'Quinn B. Pruett S. Pruett M. Puttick H. Weaver, D. Rogers, S. Bushong, KNEELING: Mascot J. Leo. OHEERLEADER PROMOTE GOOD PORT lA HIP P. D. D. P. K. J. S. C. M. L. I-I. T. M R. Rhoads Robinson Rogers Scarberry Shinaberry Simpson Stephens Stewart Stiffler Tiller W e av er Webb Wood Young 108 B, Adams D. Adams M. Adkins J. Alicie B. Anderson D. Armstrong M. Ayers L. Bean R. Burson T. Davidson T. Davis T. Davis B. Deel B. Dewitt J . Dowalter R. Duncan R. Edwards S. Gifford S. Griffith D. Hankins M. Horn RE ER VE BASKETBALL TEAM M. Knapp B. Leo S. Lewis E. Linkous J. Marshall C. Mathias J. Matson C. Mattox L. Miracle L. Dessmer D. Moore D. Moss S. Myser J. Orsbon HA GOOD EASO 109 5 T. Porter C. Pratt G. Pruett R. Pruett S. Pruett S. Pruett D. Pyne R. Rowlene B. Sagar C. Saylers F. Saylers P. Sheets W. Snyder W. Snyder M. Stamp C. Staton E. Stewart D. Stryker T. Sutherland J. Tharp T. Tomblin D. Van Dyke D. Van Sickle E. Ward J. Ward R. Ward C. Wolfe L. Young STUDE T OOU OIL TRAI THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW lst ROW: M. Knapp, F. Salyers, B. Pruett, B. Johnson. 2nd ROW: M. Hankins, D. Hubbel, Mrs. Irwin, D. Van Sickle, J. Marshall, HO LIBRARY STAFF ORGANIZATIONS ADD SPICE BAND ADDS MUSICAL MOOD Ill xy N 1. . . ,, X it 5,4 ' J i QQ, 'W as PK F? 5 V 7 .,,, .. . Q i M ez- - 4561 f' J . i1f': SPY: 'ff z 3 Q H- A f : fm K ,- ffgw' K, 2 5125 ' Mr. Rinehart , 5 1 Mr. Thompson .W . 15, e af if 2.1. f- g-- f . - ' Mr. Toth CHESTER VILLE JR. HIGH Chester Principal: Mr. Hochenshilt Chesterville E zghtlz Grade H2 Faculzjy N. Abraham S. Benedict K. Bird J. Campas R. Gordon J. Grace J. Grabiel P. Gregory M. Hamilton R. Harreeff I. Hershberger V. Higgins R. Jordon D. Kemmer R. Keyes J. Lafever M. Lyman L. Mast C. Meadows B. McCormick K. McCoy Neil Rogers--Janitor--Our Caretaker ...., . ,ee,.. ,e,,:, nv fair H hz 525- - I . 1 ' ui -: 5 'Y'-u 4 . , 03 - - ii 21.5 .Q f 13 nf Qs. Q 1 .. ' - fwarw wg- -wwffff -' ,.s:.E.'--, ff. fg:,wf,.Qww41- ,LH ...H-,.,... S 'J M 1 , .- ,. ,... J 51' .sis-Q.. - --Q-.Q - 1, -. Ji ' mf. my ' , , I J f ' L ' P- A . W - A . 4. + l ILL. Q 2. gi 5 af S 1555-an ' 'f f 9 -3 V w w w . f ff .Q-K: -a m Q X? .X -' ,, if ffl ? :ful 1. 32 mm ...S . . ei,..fmw . ii we ' sms ... ,K Xl .15 ff:fi'f2 WS' 3' 'fl' 2 4 ,dim 22 ' ffl , . ...M , W . . 1, i ... Q G: l .. A .VE -.. I S... ii, K . A -33. -fu QE ' wiiskiii A.-. .... ....... 'Q ff' .-1714 J 'I f :I iS haves: 1' '- k. .fm X .sf 2 5 qiwig q 1 Q .2 1 2 . S ' wi .5 ,Q is v fx. 4 Q, - V im: 4. . Wits?- I f gg, fa - 15- f. .. lk 4' s Y 'W' Ping, 'k is , Las. .5 1, 9? .f ...sf .- . .'-- W' X 9 3 5 ga 1 P X fy gf . ... Q? . , H, M 5 Wm 5 ABM ' L gi fa .03 1 wh.. . X , . .si Q Nw-.ff - 7, . Ei S. McFarland S. Payne W. Phillips C. Richards D. Rinehart J. Sanders L. Shinaberry J. Smith J. Smith S. Squires J. Stauffer P. Tobin E. Trowbridge S. Walker TEAA4 HAS GOUD SEASON H3 mgiw . Wegener gg, gy 1 YW1 . Weiler QQ? gl Mm '- R. Worden R? . VanWinkle 57111, '- I - ' ' , ff? I. K' '5':.f : ' A , z 'ff B .. R 'H vw- . f umfls M , . Wkfk I 2251? S '-..,.. f 'jig jj lb -fggg ii ,-F.: fy 'wif 'E kk 5 aa, R ' J ffcif ' R 1 WEEE 2 ,, ig 8th GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: B. Harruff, Mr. Toth, B. McCormick, J. Stauffer, and J. I.aFever. II4 B. Archer B. Abraham B. Bachelder J. Beam J. Bloomfield R. Booke D. Clark V. Davis P. Frazier D. Gordon B. Hardin B. Hawk S. Jones A. Jordan K. Kanagy B. Kemmer S. McCune L. McGrady A. McLain B. Meadows S. Noble C. Parsons M. Payne S. Rice E. Scarborough B. Spearman J. Steele D. Tobin I. Wein D. Worden 7th Grade Class Officers L. to R. V. Hawk, B. Bachelder, B. Kimmer, D. Clark, Mr. Rhinehart, S. MCCHIIG. H5 SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS CARRY OUT EXPERIMENTS WITH. ANIMA LS AND SCIEN 711110 EQUIPMENT H6 , K. Kanagy, J. LaFever, B. Bachdder, S. Payne, D. Kemmer, L. Shinaberry, Mr.. Toth, L. Mast, D. Rinehart, W. Phillips, R. Gordon, E. Trowbridge, P, Tobin, S. We1ler. CHE TER VILLE TEAM VIC TORI O US Cheerleaders build the J1'.rI-Iigh Spirit to support teams. R. Harreiff, D. Tobin, V. Higgins, K- Bird, S- Noble- H7 w VX, fi ns E Attractive Bulletin Board Display Nativity Scene from P1 STUDENTS ENJOY PRESENTING PROGRAMS ay. I I H8 e 7 2i?vKfQ, AD VER TISEMENTS The Yearbook Stajj' oonstantgf seeks to loerjbrrn a rea! service for its aa'oertz'sers, who so gener- ousQr support our Hzghlanders. We argeyou to reaa' the aa's oarqfalbf ana' to Bay Worn those who bay from as. AD VER TISING MANA GER Frank Darst Shop ana' Save Q ff , W 9 R fi wzth Our fff w x X5 Friends on the Following Pages! RUDINS Knox County's Largest Department Store The Store of Quality and Service Downtown Mount Vernon, Ohio South Main Street Shop Every Day--9:30 till 5:30 Monday and Friday--till 9:00 p.m. JIM'S T.V. Sales and Service James Butler Sparta, Ohio Phone 768-2626 NORTON'S ECON. CLOTHING CARE CENTER 92 South Main Fredericktown, Ohio Open- -24 Hours Professional and Self Service-- ONE DAY SERVICE MORROW COUNTY HOUSE OF TROPHY Trophies and Plaques for All Events Phone 768 -2085 Chesterville KATHRYN'S BEA UTY SALON Ph. Chesterville 768-2784 Sparta, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS, TO THE SENIORS OF 67 RICH HILL STORE THE CLIDDEN COLOR SHOP Paints and Floor Coverings Mt. Vernon, Ohio--Plaza Compliments of THE RENDEZVOUS RESTAURANT johnsville, Ohio l. I' II' f ,.. . 'I , Q C u I KERR WE LL DRILLING 191 Mansfield Rd. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone: 393 -8836 II, IQ If? Wmr Well Dril 'iw FRANKIE 'S BEAUTY SHOP 108 South Hartford Ave. Centerburg, Ohio 625-3961 CENTERBURG F LOWER SHOP Potted Plants - -Corsages, Funeral Arrangements - -Our Speciality . GRIFFITH FARM SERVICE, INC. Frank Griffith, Owner Centerburg, Ohio Phone: 625-2011 BEAM BILLIARDS XX O CHESTERVILLE, OHIO MORROW ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Owned by Those It Serves 75 South Cherry Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-2856 Congratulatlons and Good Luck to the Class of 1967 f rom the SNYDER-MELICK FUNERAL HOME Harry Melick - -Director Phone 625 -3046 Centerburg, Ohio WX MODERN School Supplies Records Portable Typewriters Main Street M f E , -'-iw. Mr. Vernon, ohio ' rc rr-if -- lr Q A OTTERBACHER CHEVROLET, INC. i': A-Mak gi 14.4. South Main Serving All Morrow County Phone 946-4956 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Morrow County Mt. Gilead, Ohio 43338 CAMARO SS 350 Sport Coupe FREDRICKTOWN 25gt CAR WASH Four Boys 24 Hours --Open J. M. FISHER, JEWELER 82 N. Main St. Fredericktown, Ohio PORTER'S FROZEN CUSTARD Enjoy Good Foods South Main St. Mt. Gilead, James Denman Compliments of I.G.A. DENMAN'S FOOD MARKET Che sterville, Ohio Majestic Vista G ICA Phone 694-5051 Open Evenings to 9:30 Home of the Hereford House Where You Buy Wholesale Phone 694-5051--Free Cutting, Wrapping, Freezing Mt. Vernon GREEN VALLEY Mlgiigte 2 ROCESSXNG PLANT P -fr 'ff' I ' RALPH liiii?::4r:4:':1:r:1:r:1:r2'-' '- R' G' O 9 5: Custom Butchering s N., -., ,-... ,lf, ,- ,M , Q 45 N JOE W. E.. COFFING Q.: Phone 397 -3861 Wrapping- -Freezing Compliments of BELCHER'S GENERAL STORE R GR 45 .Z af, 6 f-I L f? I G' Sparta, Ohio A y on 7- - ' ' -'-' :g5ygggggge 'yi'-, 'E Verna and Raymond Belcher Phone, Chesterville 768-2623 PHOTORAMA STUDIOS Complete photographic services 201 Harding Way East--Galion, Ohio 319 N. Seltzer St. --Crestline, Ohio g.v DOn't Be Old Fashioned--Let ROGER FOLLIN Dig Those Ditches DITCHING CONTRACTCR Chesterville, Ohio Phone 786-2844 PREMIER A CENTURY OF QUALITY Fancy Canned Goods More Eating Enjoyment FRANCIS H. LEGGETT CO. INC. 1999 Section Road Phone 531 -5544 Cincinnati, Ohio, 45237 SUPERIOR BUS SALES AND SERVICE LEXINGTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND TO HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL BEST WISHES FROM OHIO JANITOR SUPPLY CO. MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone 342 -3146 CHET GRAY SUNOCO COMPLETE -A -TO - Z SERVICE 408 Coshocton Ave. Blue Sunoco Gas - -Oil - -Tires Wheel Balancing--Mt. Vernon, Ohio PUCKETTS ELECTRIC Rewind--Repair Electric Motors Repair Small Household Appliances Bloomfield, Ohio Phone 625-2130 Congratulations to the Class of 67 , Highland District and Personnel PAUL J. REED The Hartman Spreng Company Mansfield, Ohio MUTUAL CHEMICAL COLUMBUS , OHIO ELDRIDGE AUDIO VISUAL CENTER Complete Line of Audio Visual Equip. and Allied Lines. If Your Hair Isn't Becoming to You, then You Should Be Coming to Us Howcard's Beauty Nook Chesterville, Ohio Twp. Rd. 190 Phone 768-2329 OWNER NORMA HOWARD ..- In E1 Q15 YIQF X . ' - 'Wg A.. QE' E RITCHEY'S Open Daily Uma Compliments of ROYAL BLUE 10 p.m.--Sunday G, gl L, SUPPLY CQ. 9 a.m . - -9 p.m . janitor Supplies 10-16 E. First Street Fredricktown, Ohio Where You Never Pay More-- More Often Less! ,'Z'SkTx's yn n 'ei Wifi-i'?' 4' 'if f if fi iw 1-3 'IMA y Or .' 0 f 1 139 N. Diamond St. Mansfield, Ohio The Best for Success Class of 67 FILMS UNLIMITED Audio Visual Service Mansfield, Ohio , A M 0 4 ' filnlnmzxl glilluszz, Blur. 1, A 'E 5, A yyln I 25 West Vine Street Arr! Qs l ' . li , 1 'wiv j g , . Q- . MOUNT VERNON, OHIO A . O L O A A 392-7956 Oldsmobile - -Cadillac The Finest Used Cars Are at the Home of the Finest New Cars!!! HOUBLER OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC, INC Sales Service Body Shop--501 -505 West High St. --Mt. Vernon, O. Where Your Dollar Has More Cents I I I l If , Jw. RESTAURANT AND GOURMET ROOM JOE MAZ ZA, President Operated by Brothers Telephone 393 -2076 214 W. High St. --Mount Vernon, Ohio r K. D. BEBOUT, INC. Corner Gambier 8: Gay Streets Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 393-1866 Congratulations from MT. VERNON, OHIO FREDERICKTOWN, OHIO UTICA, OHIO Congratulations to the Highlanders of 1967 from RINGWALTS' Highland Home of Fashion in Mt. Vernon BALDWIN BARBER SHOP 13 South Main Mt. Vernon, Ohio THE OHIO RESTAURANT 200 South Main St. Mt. Vernon, Ohio WAYNE CASH FEED STORE 512 West High Street Phone 392 -4931 Mt. Vernon, Ohio Go to DAY'S for Quality Jewelry Mt. Vernon, Ohio Trophies and Awards Would You Believe--Bang! Bang? NORGE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING VILLAGE 818 Coshocton Rd. --Mt. Vernon, Ohio fOpposite Shoppin Plazab Ph. EX-3 -7591 Compliments of FRANK R. BALLENGER FRANK'S MARATHON 501 Coshocton Ave . Compliments of END MARATHON STATION Mt. Vernon, Ohio West High Street Compliments of LYBARGER AUTO SALES SHOPPING PLAZA Mt. Vernon, Ohio 43050 CHET GRAY rfsgfgnas Complete A to Z Service 408 Coshocton Ave. Blue Sunoco Gas - -Oil - -Tires Wheel Balancing Mt. Vernon, Ohio RUDIN'S The Store of Quality and Service Knox County's Largest Dept. Store Downtown Mt. Vernon--S. Main St. Shop Everyday--9:30 till 5:30 Mondays and Fridays--till 9:00 FOLLOW THE CROWD TO TILDEN'S GO BOWLING at TILDEN LANES 300 Tilden Avenue Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 393 -6037 , -:A 'Q 3 sk XRGHT .um f YQURX ALLEY! X X BilI'S Flower Shop BILL BENNETT Marengo 253 -2418 Cardington 864 ,391 1 Your Marathon Distributor BlLL'S GREEN HOUSE Super-M premium perfomlance in x mm, fag , Q5 'QQ XJ Ywff to S I ' f , 1, ff , N -1 T rttt at Q , F X. lx in it 1: ,h 44 . 1 fn' . Jn! xx-N i l Phone 253-2671 Marengo, Ohio GENE'S AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Marathon Products A11 Types of Truck and Auto Repair Phone 253 -2461 Marengo, Ohio AN INVITATION . . . to loveliness in our smart new BEAUTY salon. COME and let us introduce you to beauty services beyond compare. COME and see our bright, ultra- modern Salon designed with our patrons' comfort in mind. COME And be pampered and beautified in an atmosphere you'11 enjoy. Why not drop in for a visit, or phone us for an appointment? Prices are moderate . TRU-BEAUTY HAIR FASHIONS On State Route No. 229--Marengo Ph. 253 -2981 Open Tuesday thru Saturday Wednesday and Thursday Evenings by Appointment -STYLISTS - Marsha White Florence Snyder 253-2 R 1 gig lin-A ,X X KL 0 0 I MARENGO RCYAI. BLUE Groceries, Fresh Meats and Produce 3 91 Marengo, Ohio MAR KET THE dw! auuLolNG if X ' MAIEMAL 5 X X I ' X RE 1 I I .ss i iil , ' .. X .-A' . ..-,- A :V gr h - N 6 mnsnsnmx X5 Q f cmnn man - Fm 8 - - X3 Asrum if , X summznrs x x X, 5 ' W mf as sums or slum 5 as amcx - mnsnu sum Summa - smnnma af momn - Masons un: mms ir umfsms if srm nzmroncfn mesa a SML BEANS Radio Dispatched f Aluminum wnmnws s. snsu af wmnrnoorcsmfnr -wan: cmfur PHONE MARENGO t comm mm 253-2481 or 253 2591 555255 2552 5 2 , ,555 K 1 - ' LQ, SNYDER'S 2 df 255 25535552 i MI LLI NG sERvlc E, N C. . 'Ei ' 'E 9:5 - . -.1 iff? ,N 5 I g 4, - ' 95' af 4 '- ' -if - ' . 1 ' xx 5 GECKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Protection for: Auto - -Home - -Business MOTORISTS MUTUAL LIGHTNING ROD BUCKEYE STATE Phone 253-2301 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of KESSLER'S ELECTRIC SHOP TV 'S AND APPLIANCES Rt. 2--Mt. Vernon, Ohio State Route 229 Sparta, Ohio IIN lf IN ffl d7f0ff 'I,.fIi12llif 401 W. Vine Street Mount Vernon, Ohio THE OHIO RESTAURANT HIGGLES PONTIAC INC. 200 South Main Street GOOD FOOD - Mt. Vernon, Ohio MARENGO HARDWARE 8: SUPPLY Marengo , Ohio 253-2581 I IX Q ' -II Compliments of 1 1 'gl -1- l ,Q 3 BONT'S SUNOCO SERVICE Interstate 71 and Rt. 61 Marengo, Ohio Q37 I WAYNE CASH FEED STORE 512 West High Street Phone 392 -4931 --Mt. Vernon, Ohio OSTRANDER LINCOLN MERCURY 307 West High Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 393 -4801 Compliments of PALACE BARBER SHOP 404 West High Street Mt. Vernon, Ohio Compliments of VICTORY FOOD MARKET 206 South Mulberry Mt. Vernon, Ohio M151 l IEEE X12 'K' IX EL 1 .I xx L Y- V- 'fa Q ' E., fx 'if' - 1 X 'IIE-5 V, ' 'J -11-1 ,Q 5 1--. tlri I ., '-4 .1 3 s Compliments of HIGGINS BLOOMFIELD GENERAL STOR E Phone 625 -2181 Route 1, Centerburg, Ohio X I M Z A LQ t -, LEE TILLER 3 7.5 VETERINARIANS Q BODY SHOP AND GARAGE A MASK Phone 946-5836 R R 2 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 625-4159 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Route 1 Centerlourg 1 DICK'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE . G. J. Nixon cmd Marathon Products . H. E. Riggs R.R. No. 2--Mt. Vernon, Ohio Ph . 397 -3149 General Repair THE PEOPLES BANK .....3.,.4.,:1,:fe1g - 1- 7 I f L- :e 5 - EE ,- K N IE-- . Q.. 3-3-,ski '.-l zl: I- -C' 5 'QEDL -L.','.'.'. K 'U : 51v ' 4-'- 52.2 :' M549 1:2551 5, Earn: '-:sea - - - - - - OR 535 f O SMALL WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT RUSH RIDGE FARM V, .VRR 5 A I R'R'PRI' K ' Carnation Milk Lime Spreading Fertilizer Spreading Coal and Stone Bulldozing Chesterville, Ohio JACK FISHBURN TANK TRUCK SERVICE OIL FIELD HAULING Marengo, Ohio Phone 253 3201 BOWEN JEWELERS Watch Repair Phone--946-1851 37 S. Main St Mt . Gilead, Ohio K. D. REBOUT, INC. Compliments of FRANK R. BALLINGEE FRANKS MARATHON Corner Gambier and Gay Streets 501 Coshocton Ave. Mt. Vernon, Ohio MORTON HARDWARE 28 S. Main Street Mt. Gilead CENTERBURG BARBER SHOP Mt . Vernon, Ohio Graham Linkous Phone 393-1866 Centerburg, Ohio RITCHEY'S MARKETS, HICKSON INSURANCE INC- REALTY Where You Never Pay More, More Often Less. Phone 946-6055 10-16 E. First Street Fredericktown, Ohio 22 S. Main St. --Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 694-5096 STEVEN MOTOR SALES SOHIO STATION Herman L. Stevens Centerburg Ohio Fredericktown, Ohio Good Luck to the Highland Congratulates, the Seniors Class of '67 MABIIDN PLAZA --- RT. 95 Congratulations to Highland Seniors DR . WILLIAM EMLICH Compliments of DICK PARK Ditching Excavation LARRY'S BARBER SHOP Septic Tank Installed Centerburg, Ohio Centerbury 625-2721 CONTRIBUTORS--Caldwell's Galion, Ohio, Henry McCan Family, Sam Sprandling, Roger Fitzpatrick, Doug White, Dick Denman, Mr. 8: Mrs. Van Olnhousen, Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Rogers 81 Family, Charlie Kemmer, Mr. 81 Mrs. james La Fever, Darby --from Marion, jim CHunkyD johnson, Tex, Ken Van Dyke, Mr. gl Mrs. Henry Baldwin, Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl Sturgeon, Mr. 8: Mrs. Ray Wright 8: Family, Friend, Sinclair Station, Centerburg, Ohio, Scott's 5 gl 10 Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Colonial Restaurant, Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Thompson's Bakery, Bishop Beauty Shop Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Firestone Store--Plaza, Fashio Page--Plaza, Plaza Shell Station. To the Above List, the Senior's Say: Thank You for Your Interest in Our Yearbook and in Highland School. i J. L. HENDRICKSON 81 SCN INC. Lathing and Plastering Contractors Centerburg, Ohio 43011 Route 1 Residential Phones: 625 -3041 81 Commercial 625 '3042 .':- 1 ,,... 1 -1 F L '-' Q . A mm . Y . .. ...., vnu-M is 1 P ' P ,V x ' , W -e V IHL, . lnzk ..,,, 5 is Q .K . slV ?r , Gia -,.-. ' .ie 1 if 4' fuk .... ' . rf . at -no . . f Z QQ r W w .. 1 1 .....m..+ I-hmmm AJ.. ..,,,..., A K V -. Amir. L . - ' .7 YM VJ 'fur fsmeefmfmg? 9 K Six n 3 +1 . . .... My V ,W , nrre nv,-W f,-- t , . -M E IORS SATGOODBTE WITH THESE FAREWELL WORDS-- The most powerful things in the world are invisible TO CLASSMA TE honor, character, love, electricity, and the power to visualize and make our dreams come true. rig? '44 ,. an 275 H ff r I MNH fa fi BP! 'Lili Jw- ,V I vi ., .A dx -gi v ix-'5 sL-'f 1 4. 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