Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)
- Class of 1968
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President, Bill Young W St. Council, Retta Noble St. Council, Dave Hankins Secretary, Jeanne Campos TI'e3-Sl-1I'eI', Gay Geckley 4 i John Adams Tom Alicie Gary Armstrong Class Song: He Gay Baldwin Darlene Barton Marcia Augenstein Judy Bennet Gary Bill 5 S Kathy Blanton Linda Burns Josephine Caudill Light Your with Joe Cochran 1 Olivia Cox Eva Criswell Dave Corwin . v 2 Don Davidson Ron Davidson Tyrone Davis 6 Je rry Denman Stanley DeWitt Eddie Ebersole Way Knowledge ll Bill Fisher J Kenny Fink Carolyn Fox Nancy Fox ack Fraizer Gary Fuller Gary Glloglv 7 DOY11121 GOTCIOI1 Mike Gray joan Gregory Class Colors: Burgundy di While Jim Griffith John Hankins Patti Hzmkins Mike Hankins Debbie Hal-ruff Bob Hartwell je an Hay 8 John He adings Linda Hendrickson Debbie Higgins Class Flower ink Rose Janet Hite 1 Bill Irvine John Jones Connie Howard Pete Jordan joe Jordan Gene Kanagy 9 R K osemary eyes Judy Kinney Monty Koesterman Seniors Prepare Craig Leo Mike Ludwig Kathy Ludwig Linda Linkous Nancy Lyons Jon Matthews Paul McCarty 10 ? Pam McCurdy Dale McCombs Dan McCormick for the Future ,MEM John Miner Bob Miller Cherry Jo Miracle Terry Monk Glena Moss Mary Lou Newcome R9-Y Noble I I Mike Phillips Lois Puckett With Acute A wareness 0 f Their Involvement Frank Shaffer Becky Sparks Tom Stevens Kay Stiltner Cathie Puttick l Shirley Rowe Mike Stephens Nancy Swint Trowbr OTI1 Ward Randy Ufferman Margaret Walker In the Interpretation ofthe Problems of Today Jack Weaver Roberta' Weikel 11 Wegener Steve Wilson Danny Young Senior Directory John Adams F F A 1 2 3 4 siuliehr Couhcil 4 Tom Alicie Play Committee 3 Gary Armstrong F,F.A, 1,2,3,4 Marcia Augenstein F,H.A, 2,3,45 Officer 3,4 Science Club 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Telescot 3 G.A.A, 1 Office Help 1,2 Gay Baldwin G.A.A. 1 F.H.A. 1 Darlene Barton F.H.A. 1 G.A.A. 1,2 G.A.A. Volleyball 2 G,A,A. Basketball 2 Telescot 2,3 Chorus 1,2 Judy Bennett Home Economics 1,2,3,4 Gary Bill Track 3,4 Kathy Blanton F,T,A, 1,2,3 M,C,C, 2,3,4g Officer 4 Telescot 3,4 Yearbook 3,4 F,B.L.A. 4 Student Council 4 Linda Burns F,T.A, 1,2,3,4g Officer 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Betty Crocker Award 4 Class Play Committee 4 Jeanne Campos Centerburg 1 year Class Officer 4 Class Play 4 Josephine Caudill Office Help 1,2,3,4 Telescot 1,2,3,4 Joe Cochran Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Baseball 2 Cross Country 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Class Play 3 David Corwin F.B.L.A. 3,4 Yearbook 2,3,4 M.C.C. 4 Telescot 2,3,4 Office Help 4 Olivia Cox Band 1,2,3 Pep Band 2,3 Telescot 3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 G.A.A. Basketball 1,2 Class Play 4 ! E 5 Ohio Youth Choir member, Kay Stiltner, toured Europe, summer of 1967. Eva Criswell Home Economics 1,2,3,4 Don Davidson F.F,A, 1,2, Chorus 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4, All League Basketball versity Club 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4, High Honors in '66 s '67 Ron Davidson F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 ' Football, Honorable Mention Mid Ohio 4 Best Defensive Lineman Award 4 Tyrone Davis 3,45 Officer 4 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1 Prom Committee 3 Play Committee 3,4 ciess Play 4 Jerry Denman F,F,A, 1,2,3,4 shop 4 F.F.A. Judging Team 1 Stanley DeWitt jack Fraizer F,F,A, 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3 Band 1,2,3,4 F.F.A. 4 Chorus 4 Eddie Ebersole Honor Socie Varsity Club 2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Football 1,2 Track 1,2,4 Student Cou Ken Fink Olentangy 1 Class Play 4 Bill Fisher F,F.A, 2,3,4 Chorus 1 Football 1 Carolyn Fox Class Play Committe Gary Fuller ty 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Gary Gallogly Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 neil 1 Honor Society 2,3,4 Science Club 4 ,2,3 Gay Geckley Class Officer 2,4 Girl's State 3 Honor Society 2, 3, Of chores 1,2,s F.B.L.A. 1,2,3 Football Attendant 4 Donna Gordon F.B.L.A. 1,2,35 Offic Home Economics 1,2,3,4 Telescot 1,2,3 Nancy Fox G.A.A. 2 Perfect Attendance 3 Band 1,2 I5 Buckeye Boy's and Girl's State Representatives e4 ficer 4 ex' 3 Mike Gray Basketball 1 Football 2 joan Gregory Student Librarian 1,2,3,4 Play Committee 4 jim Griffith N,H. R,A, Champion Dave Hankins F.F.A, 1,2,3,4g Officer4 Basketball 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Class Play 3,4 Student Council 45 Office john Hankins Basketball 1 F.F.A. 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Mike Hankins Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2 Sports Commentator 4 Class Play 3,4 Play Committee 4 F.T.A. 1 Patti Hankins Chorus 1,2,3 Band 2,3 Telescot 1,2,3,4 M,C.C. 3,45 Officer 4 Class Play 3 F.T.A. 1 Play Committee 4 Debbie Harruff Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.H.A, 2,3,4, Officer 3,4 F.H.A. Queen 3 Class Play 3 Student Council 3 Bob Hartwell Honor Society 2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Class Play 3,4 Debbie Holds Her Mouth just Right to Get That Shot. Jean Hay G.A.A, 1 F.l-LA. 1 Pep Club 1 John Headings F.T.A. 1 Linda Hendrickson Cheerleader 4 G.A.A. 1,4 F .B.L.A. 1 Chorus 1,2,3 Class Play 3 Play Committee 4 Deborah Higgins Glee Club 1,2,3 Class Play 3,4 F.B.L.A. 1 Yearbook 4 janet Hite F.B.L.A, 1,2,,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Student Council 1 G.A.A. 1 Telescot 3 Class Play 4 Connie Howard Honor Society 1,2 Science Club 3,4 F.H,A, 2,3,4 G,A,A, 2 Class Play 3,4 William Irvine Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Class Play 3,4 Football All-Conference 4 Football Honorable Mention 3 Varsity Club 2,3,4 john jones Varsity Club 3,4 Track 1 F.F,A, 1,2,3,4 Play Committee 4 Bruce Jordan Football 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Basketball 1 Class Play 4 Play Committee 4 joe Jordan Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4 Gene Kanagy Football 1,2,3,45 All League 67 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.F.A, 1,2,3,45 Officer4 Yearbook 4 Very Exciting! Getting Measured For Sr. Cap Tom Alicie Rosemary Keyes Chorus 2,3 Glee Club 3 G.A.A. 1 Yearbook 4 Band 1,2 Class Play 4 Judy Kinney F.B.L.A. 1,2 G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 Monty Koesterm an Cr F.F.A. 3 aig Leo Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Play Committee 4 Linda Linkous Chorus 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2 Office Help 2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 1 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3,4 Kathy Ludwig Mi Na F.H,A, 1,2,3 Play Committee 3 Pep Club 1 Chorus 1 Science Club 2 ke Ludwig Industrial Arts 1,2, ncy Lyons G.A.A. 1 Pep Club 1 F,H.A. 3,4 Jon Matthews F,F.A. 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Paul McCarty F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 3,4 Dale McCombs F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 Dan McCormick F.F,A, 1,2,3,4 Judging Teams 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Pam ela Mc Curdy Chorus 1,2,3 G.A.A. 1,2 Telescot 2,3 Librarian 2,3 F.B.L.A. 2 G,A,A, Teams 1,2 john Miller Track 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Play Committee 4 Bob Miller Te Track 3,4 Play Committee 4 Cherry jo Miracle Student Council 4 F,T,A. 1,2,3,45 Officer Science Club Yearbook 4 Chorus 3,4 Class Play 3,4 rry Monk Basketball 1 Football 1 Play Committ 2,3,-4 ee 4 4 Glena Moss Honor Society 3,4 F.T,A. 1,2,3,4g Officer 4 Yearbook 1,2,3,45 Editor 4 Girl's State 3 Science Club 1,2,3,4g Officer 3,4 Music 1,2,3,4, Officer 4 Mary Lou Newcome Honor Society 3,4 Yearbook 3,45 Editor 4 Music 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Majorette 2,3,4 c,A,A, 1,2,s,4 Henrietta Noble Chorus 2,3 Glee Club 3 Class Officer 1,4 Homecoming Attendant Class Play 3,4 G,A,A, 1,2,3 Ray Noble Football 3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Basketball 1 F.T.A, 2,3,4 Track 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Michael Phillips Band 1,2,3,4 Play Committee 4 Class Play 4 Lois Puckett Student Council 4 G.A.A. 45 Officer 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 3,4 F.B.L.A. 4 Class Play 4 Cathy Puttick F.T.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 4 Science Club 1,2,3,4g Of Student Council 2,3 Class Officer 2,3 Girl's State Alternate 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Rosemary Keyes finds selecting senior pictures a bit perplexing. 1,2,3, Queen 4 ficer 4 Shirley Rowe Chorus 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 3 F.B.L.A. 1,2,3 C.A.A. 1,2 Yearbook 4 Play Committee 4 Frank Shaffer F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 Livestock judging Team 1,2,3,4 Wool Judging Team 1 Rebekah Sparks F .T.A. 4 Telescot 3 Play Committee 4 Mike Stephens F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1 Play Committee 4 Tom Stevens Class Officer 1 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,45 Honorable Mention Kay Stiltner Class Play 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3,4 F,T,A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 4 Music 1,2,3,43 Officer 4 G,A,A, 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Nancy Swint G.A.A. 1 Ed Throckmorton Football 2,3,45 Honorable Mention 67 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,4 Honor Society 2,3,45 Officer 4 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Officer 4 Diana Trowbridge Chorus 1,2,3 FLB.L.A. 3 G.A.A. 1,2 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3,4 Randy Ufferman Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 2,3 Varsity Club 3,4 Honor Society 2,3,45 Officer 4 Student Council 2,3,4 Play Committee 4 Gay and Retta, Football Homecoming Attendants. Tom Ward Track 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Jack Weaver Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 Varsity Club 3,4 Class Play 3 Football Letter 4 Roberta Weikel Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Telescot 3 G.A.A. 1 Carroll Wege ner Industrial Arts Steve Wilson F,F,A, 1,2,3,4 Football 2 Danny Young Industrial Arts Bill Young ' Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Class Officer 2,3,4 F,F,A, 3,45 Officer 4 0f1968 Senior Honor Society members receive their gold cords David f-Iankins--Student Councrl 21 A wards Day 1968 Cheryl Evans, Mike Follin, Debbie Esty Marcia and Debbie receive junior F.I-I.A. Degrees State Science Fair winners Glena accepts Yearbook Award-- Ron and Don Davidson get successful athletic-year Thanks for the memory Promise of future Highland excellence janet Baker, jan Davis, Cynthia Chipps, Angela jobe trophies 22 The first Croix Du Matain heroes David I-Iankins, Don Davidson Student Class Speakers Charles Stevens Gay Geckley Linda Burns Deborah I-Iarruff s r 1 e Athletics Business Office English Home Economics Education Tyrone Davis Glena Moss Randy Ufferman Robert Hartwell 1 l Industrial Arts Language Arts Mathematics Music Lois Puckett Gary Fuller Edward Ebersole Eugene Kan?-SY Physical Education Science Sgcigl Studies Vocational Agriculture 23 Memories 0fMay 26, 1968 Rosemary Keyes reads Robert Hartwell receives the Glena Moss sings Religious On Graduation john Philip Sousa Band Award Medley Seven receive the National High School Award for Excellence Gay Geckley, Kay Stiltner, Dave Hankins, Linda Linkous, Randy Ufferman, Gene Kanagy, Glena Moss. 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Larry and Robin, Retta and Tom express a more romantic mood. An Imported Band Linda, Rosetta, Vicki, Maurie, and Bill letting go! Dances at Highland are fun nights! The students rock to the music interpreted by various mod bands. School dances keep the beat alive! It's Spirit-Rhythm Power! Higlzloncl Action Football Thrills the Fans lo Explosion Point Ronnie busts through Tom streaks behind Gene's block Bill eludes a would-be tackler FOOTBALL SCORES Highland 22 22 8 16 48 28 38 12 51 FOR '67 Oppfalients Northmore Olentangy 22 North Union 32 Mt. Gilead 38 Buckeye Valley 20 Big Walnut O Cardington 12 Marion Catholic 6 Centerburg O vkbkblsvlvisvkekbkekek Pkelsfkvk WIN THIRD PLACE IN MID-OHIO LEAGUE i Autumn Friday nights brought out fans from all Don Scores ag-am! over the area to back the Fighting Scots. The Scots, under the direction of Head Coach, Paul Adams, finished the season with a 6-2-1 record mark and the Third Place in the Mid-Ohio Conference League. Some of the accomplishments included the first Highland Homecoming Victory and a five-game Winning streak! Conference Honors wentto Don Davidson, Gene Kanagy, and Bill Irvine who made the First Team of Mid- Ohio League for 1967. Don Davidson was also a 1966 member of Mid Ohio First Team. He was named the Leading Scorer for Mid Ohio, 1967, receiving Honorable Mention on the All- Ohio Team. Don was also chosen as a member of the First Team of All-Central Ohio for 1967. Don Davidson Ron Davidson Bill Irvine john Jones Seniors Form Backbone of Team Bill Young Gene Kanagy Craig Leo Tom Stevens Ed Throckmorton 28 The '67 Fighting Scots Huddle time on the field Irvine releases an h p K gy 2 Wet, but Happy Homecoming Queen Our 1967-68 Homecoming Queen, Retta, smiles for her Coronation photograph. Retta, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Noble, Route 43 Mt. Gilead, Ohio, reigned supreme over a Homecoming scene that proved rather damp. She is active in Student Council, and is a four year student of business education. The Homecoming scene was wet and muddy, but was brightened up by the presence of the queen and her beautiful court. A lot of time and effort was put forth by the Seniors to make Homecoming night a memorable one. We feel that they succeeded because it was just that. Last year's queen, Diana Bushong, placed the crown upon the head of Queen Retta. Faithfully performing despite the rain, was our colorful band. A little rain couldn't dampen the hearts and spirit of our student body and friends. ' d S ' Att dant Ga are escorted by team captains Davidson and Throckmorton. Smiling Queen ' Retta an enior en y and Court Take the Spotlight The assembly of attractive girls lent a bright note to the dismal weather and helped encourage our team to a 28--O victory over Big Walnut. The Court and friends are seen covered with plastic for pro- tection from the rain that poured as usual! 31 A misty-eyed Retta is crowned by 1967 queen, Diana Bushong. Operation-Pep-Rally Day Wildfire at Night. On the cold tangy eve before Homecoming, a super-glowing Bonfire set off the jet action for an all-day expression of our intense feeling of loyalty and support for our teams and school. During the day everyone reached the point of organized confusion . Hats, spirit jugs, and cheers rang long and loud through the corridors, and even the classrooms. Highland Fever reached a new high on this great day of days. A Spirited Smile From Mrs. C. A new recruit to the cheerleading squad. Mrs. D. works feverishly to complete her new In Your Spirit Bonnet. creation. Athletes Honored at Football Banquet Qr. Jerry Walke of Urbana College Bill Young looks happily at his A jubilant Linda accepts her Cheer- gives good advice to the players. trophy. leader Award. 1. 5 Highland Scotties finished their football season with a 6-2-1 record and were honored by their Booster fri ends. The Highland Cross-Country team--a beginner Top Eight Receive Awards for Overall Best Performance. glggelfearl also recewed recogmtlon for a Job Wen Mr. Elmer Boyd served as master of ceremonies and Dr. jerry Walke, Dean of Men at Urbana College, spoke on the value of athletics. He left us with this statement: Don't spend most of your time looking for an excuse not to wing not only now, but later on in life. Varsity awards were presented by Head Coach Paul Adams. Coach Dan Dewald of Marengo presented Reserve awards. Coach Marshall honored the Fresh- men team with their awards. Special honors went to Jerry Perkins and Gene Kanagy for best Offensive linernen, Jack Martin and Ron Davidson for Defensive linemen, Bill Young and Don Davidson--best defensive backs, Ed Throckmorton--best blocker, and Bill Irvine--best linebacker and leading TMB. Miss Kay Cross recognized the cheerleaders and Coach Bruce Jones presented awards to the Cross- Country team. 33 Patti P?S Linda Belinda Kay Llnda Vivczeious Cheerleaders Boost Peg, Linda, and Linda are in a laughing mood at the ' banquet. UGO! Scotties! H The cheerleaders kindled the fires of enthusiasm at every opportunity and backed the team through both victories and losses. They encouraged good sportsmanship at all the football games and at the school pep rallies. They decorated the halls with signs encouraging the team on to victory. Their time and efforts were appreciated by the whole community. 34 School Spirit in puumii pnuuuvrll' ,ggqundil M Y- , V, 'b 'A .iV' new .jfmhfl 'i'f:fjr - J, . - -M ,N Tw ' Q ' fi, i Q Q W A rw :Y 1 Alia ,fx 'N 1 ww' W f EHi5La..Ai5? :51Jiaf f 1 ,,.w-iw If ,M ,af.t.J,k ,mm 1 1-,zqw X yywfxk Q, k 1 1 5465 pl iw, wmv .' wmwniwi A www X ,rh j w. ff' Get Witch Quickn A GAY, BAFFLING MYSTERY Undine paces the floor as she wor- ries about grades. fBelinda Whitej What would you do if you were a college professor and walked into a room and found out your boss was a witch? And, as if that in itself isn't a shocker, that your students are witches, and your fellow faculty members belonged to the same classification? Well, it happened in the junior Class Play to Steve Wharton, played by Tom Webb. He came out very well in the end, being only a little frightened, a little more believing in witches, and with a girlfriend, Junelle Kempt, played by Peggy Fisher. Also, a better knowledge of witchcraft was supplied to him by the students and faculty members of Craft College. An exorcism performed by Mother Hecaty releases Junelle from an eerie spirit. C Peggy Fishery 38 PRESENTED BY JUNIOR CLASS Junelle and Steve fPeg and Tomy prove that love is stronger than Old Black Mag icll Mother Hecaty and little one pair intellects to weave a web of intrigue. fMary Jo and PTJ Hecaty stops Linda's confession with more sorcery. Peggy is mercifully released from War- lock trance, in order to marry and live happily ever after. 39 Psychadelic dBo ' th C e irls who writhe in The Lories furnish the beat for Becky as she Note Donna an nn1e e ag g swings out on the blues. rhythm as their spirits soar. arb, Ron and Linda take a. trip by song to that other world Mini -skirted Kay communicates with the audi- 40 I ence. ennie is the Harbinger of bright tomorrows. Shz'na'1'g f Y' The Shindig Girls are The Most! Glena Moss, a '68 pop artist, sings Society's Child . f From the midst of flashing colored lights on glittering silver, came the sounds of the new generation as presented by the students of Highland. Sponsored by the Science Club, the scene was the Psycadelic Shindig . The talents of the students, backed by the Lori-ies, kept the night alive with the new beat. The audience was en- tranced throughout the evening with the rhythmic movement of the six go -go girls and the stories depicted by the singers. Bob Rowe, our MC, really Turned On the show. some other things to remember! Tom Webb says, 'nd here are 41 V Upsweep in Spirit ounts as ck Left to ri ht: Don Davidson Tom Stevens, Ronnie Young, Craig Leo, Gene Kanagy, jerry I-Iankins, Ed Thro - ' : '11 Y . 8 rnorton, jim Newsome, Ioe,Cochran, Randy Ufferman, Gary House, and jerry Perldns. FRONT B1 oung VARSITY BASKETBALL W d F Bill Young - -Guard Tom Stevens - -Guard 4 2 x Cczgers Have Successful Season Randy Ufferman--Forward Craig Leo - -Forward Joe Cochran' 'GU-ard SENIORS IMPRESSIVE IN LEAGUE PLAY Ed Throckmorton - -Forward Don Davidson - - Guard Gen e Kanagy - -Forward 8 C 3 Scotlies Win Holiday Tournament Left: Gene and Ed fight for a rebound against Mt. Gilead. Below: jerry rebounds in the Holiday Tour ' narnent. Left: Bill goes uncontested for a score. ers to grab a rebound. Left: Don launches a shot over the out- stretched arm of a defender. 44 Above: Jerry fights off North Union play- G.A.A. Teams Ardently Engage Opponents GIRLS ATHLETICS The G.A.A., under the sponsorship of Miss Cross, again took an active part in school life. The organizing of the basketball, volleyball, and baseball teams kept the club active year round. Competition was keen between the members as they vied for positions on the teams. Major money making projects during the year were the selling of Scottie Pillows, and Highland Sweatshirts. 45 The Jubilent Air of Christmas EJ K' iff p X - 3313fge1ifa':.i ' M 'f , . .w i K 6 E Q Christmas this year brought scenes of formal and gay moments. Moments that we will remember through the years. Who could possibly forget our Old St. Vaughn Nick as he brought gifts and tears of laughter our way? And the teachers welcome to the student body! Never havewe seen so many smiles from them at one time. The window display brought the touch of home into our school life and drew us together as one family. The Christmas Concert emphasized and brought the realization of the Uue meaning of Christmas to us through the religious songs by the band and chorus. It was a perfect ending to a perfect season! Faculty and Students swing out Music Groups present Christmas Concert 46 nl? 1 Reserve and Freshman Cheerleaders Support Future Fighting Scotts TOP: Sharon Bushong STANDING: Vickie Higgins G DebbieRogers. KNEELINC-: Karen Bird 8 Jill VanWink1e. 47 Linda Kemp Vickie Pric Robin lord Terri I-Io Camera formal pose reveals the sparkling charm of our Pep Leaders. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y- Thatis the Scottie Battle Cry! The 67-68 Basketball Season was an en- thusiastic one due to our cheerleaders as they urged our team to victory. In their new outfits consisting of short sleeved blouses, hip stitched skirts, and navy vests, they were a Scottie vision. Such capability to yell came with practice from experience of a week at camp. Each morn ing they braved the dawn to learn new routines and compete for honors. Enlivening our pep rallies were the skits presented by the squad. They were usually brief, comical, and inspiring. One such skit proved to be a mystery. No one on the team could find Little Miss Victory. Where could she possibly be hiding? The answer came in a flash as Belinda, our Little Miss Victory, came forth from under the table, proclaiming' her love for the Fighting Scots. With Little Miss Victory cheering beside Kay, ,Belinda, Linda, Peggy, Linda, and Patti, our team went on from victory to victory, and the crowds roared their approval. 48 Highland Fighting Scots Sectional Champs ZlNGY SCHOOL SPIRIT MAKES ARTISTS TOO. Tourney Action- -POW ! joe Cochran and Gene Kanagy shut out the foe! 49 jerry l-Iankins hangs one around the rim. Highland Basketball Opp 70 New Albany 62 56 Fairbanks 47 82 Lucas 49 55 North Union 53 63 Centerburg 57 52 Buckeye Valley 59 66 Big Walnut 62 88 Centerburg 65 60 Clearfork 59 71 Cardington 56 69 Northrnore 66 65 Marion Catholic 66 50 Fredericktown 57 51 Olentangy 65 61 Ontario 94 99 East Knox 56 Holiday Tourney 67 Danville 57 59 Mt. Gilead 52 Sectional Tournament 83 Northmore 76 79 Marion Catholic 76 Regional Tournament 76 Licking Valley 87 Freshmen Make Varsity Athletes ROW ONE: Scott Geckley, Mark Hankins, Ben Granstaff, Loren Mast, Kenny Gray, Lynn Shinaberry, Bill Mahan ROW TWO: Steve Weiler, Tony Miracle, jerry Elliott, Ed Elliott, Ed Trowbridge, Larry Tiller, Steve Stephens. A mad scramble for the ball! Eager and tense, they wait for the pass 50 w BACK: Coach Ionesg B. Hartwellg B. Arntg L. Tillerg I. Perkinsg J. Marting S. Payneg G. Houseg R. Miracleg Coach Glenng FRONT: S. Wickwareg S. Beckelg M. Iasong T. Miracleg P. Terryg S. Bowsherg G. Gallogyg J. Clark. Track ,Wake your mark, ,, A mighty heave by Jack Martin finds the shot put making its mark. Jim Clark and jerry Perkins wait Cross Country team members warm up before a their turn. meet. 6 . The long jump takes plenty of speed and coordina- . tion as Maurie Jason strains for those extra hard-to- I S ? get inches. 51 Minstrel M imics Community Singspiration--Mr. Moss and Chorus Sweethearts Forever! Ralph and Vera McCormick This is a chorus line! ?! Leota Park, Karen Fishburn, Ann Moss, Geneva Fuller, Freddie Waite. xrmy-' ' '.-555 , - . ,.., ....,f.'-,- . , Mvsnsxzsxmmmw.'lv'Fi' f f f Pearl Bailey she isn't, but sing she can! Kathy Chase Following a delectable pancake supper, the Booster's Club presented its annual program of jokes, music, and high hilarity. Alex Fuller was M-C for both the Gay Nine- ties Revue and the old fashioned Minstrel Show. Community, faculty, and administration mem bers truly enjoy Show Biz as it gives them the opportunity to get to know one another better in a much more informal and relaxed relation- ship and atmosphere. It's a fun time for everyone. Gay Nineties Banquet Honors Highland Mus1'c Students Mr. Alexander, the guest speaker, spoke on his ex- Mr. Frey presented awards to the chorus members periences in Greece. www Kay Stiltner enjoys a good laugh after the meal. Receiving her first year chorus award, Nancy Bill 53 The MacDonald Family at home in their living room. QLinda, Debbie, Lois, and Davej i Betty confers with Lesley Arnold and Miss Gar- vey about the house. QMary Lou Newcome, Cherry jo Miraclej The '68 Senior Class Betty knows Don will see her point eventually. fLinda Linkous, Dave Hankinsj Friend and nosey neighbor, Claire fGlena Mossj drops in for another nice chat with Betty. 54 w Presents nions in the Stew Betty finds herself the hostess in a mad house I Ro er's new inventio t t 'd f ' . g n oge ri o the horrid and admits she loves it! ' The lonely sailor, Grover, fPete Jordanj has finally arrived to claim his love! yellow Jckets! ! Onions in the Stew is the heart warming story of a loveable family as they find them- selves in a new community which is vastly different from their previous one. Island life is found to be a life of leaky faucets, nosey neighbors, know-it-all plumber snow bound winters, and marvelous fun. This warm, friendly family proves that life can be wonderful where hearts are high and fortunes low, and onions in the stew. S jerry Denman and Vicki Price in the spotlight. PARADISE ISLE Tahitian Prom Singing-- What Kind of Fool am I is Mr, Frey Dining Room Host and Host ess , Connie Gray and Sandy Beckel 56 Trying his hand at photography for next year, Jim Bloomfield takes aim for a Cam- era Shot. TAI-IITI--Trophical Isle of Paradise bordered by the gentle rolling surf of the South Pacific--a haven of myster- ious native gods, choirs of colorful birds, bamboo huts, and swaying palms. With rollicking waterfalls, the soft hues and scents of blue, pink, and yellow blossoms under a Tahitian sky, the juniors set the stage for a fond farewell to their Senior Classmates at the last dance of the year. Dining, singing, and dancing to soft mellow music was the story of the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom. Guest Vocalists, Ted Frost and Beth Collier. Faculty have fun at the Tahiki Cafe Ed Throckmorton, Linda Linkous, and Craig Leo dining under the palms by candlelight. D ance Time 57 Spirit Reigns in Highland H earls . ,. - ,au ,,...,, , H , N -,.,... , ,. - . ' .,gQ71sM' g,qwQg,:.sw:ex?gQ5f5gyQzliiiwwggfi ..'fs-i:-WW, .12-.H . , , ,,,., . mm, r,m,sNs,s,r,rms.W's.rises ,,- i -- ' M 5 gf-w4sz?x,i 5i 12 Gi iillf wmx x' ?is5759?4L?i552rL7Eg ' II::' . ' ,, 1 i , Q, V A' A Wi ' iw+e'eWT i - ' Spirit is the word! !I-Iooray yells Chris Leo. Last Will and Testament--Peggy, joe, Don. There were many tense and emotional moments throughout the whole school term as Highland Teams and Students made the headlines at home and abroad. Our boys and gals seemed to come in- to' their own this year--proving that unity of mind , heart, and energy can move the moun- tain. Bill, Jeff, and John sign spirit sewn. Little Miss Spirit X ,. Craig leads P.O.D. class in cheer on pep rally day. GO! Scotts, SO! I-955 Win Roafs the Crowd' 58 1 X ,Q,ZX,pg,3f.X5a1sXX,, s. ,VI Q 33 iwfks.-ggi..--1.551-vs! 52 C TI VI TIES fs, -H 221 X X i g Qi? . , ,-, .X I Y X A 556,123 HMM' 51.2 1 ws, ' XXs,X4qX,4: 'aw H MXQX P5 i x ., is 9 - Q 'sham'-s.,.I'i!' 5 .!'3. ' I , if-,fM6'i'1-Mfilgj! 'fl 99153: i s X XX - X f X 'X a st. ' ' m:.4Qgq5e3itiM.LF-1.--s-af-55'wysfif--i.,fis! .-gm 'X ,- , -.ffm ,.XL,ms.:ggQeXm.:g. :X-WMS?-g,,kX -XX. 1 :s - . a!2.sW55Xg:wMX4366?-M-e.XfeSf:Xfs-msgs -if 12 1 -1 s Q4.f-ffg-9f'e'-saziaff-.W-:iiss M: X I . 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RICA w k'7f!.n QOGATIIO4, 6 X Q.xQQlF,A f Q 'Y U4 I5 - . 11- 2 1 E ' J C else., 04- 1 ,0 uufb b . 1 U f Shop Techniques PROJECT TO EARN M NEY: ANNUAL CHICKE Fall Barbecue-- Come and get it! 32 gg ?Efi?fEvfW?5f57 Awiw 4535 mf,-Q i2?fi5f4fzQ2fiiWlS swyxgf :,qx,f.fs'f'fa,:11 -wif Q W1 9 mf1vffgiwwsrigygg, :zz gif, -fs-i,ew', fpglifmsgfigfigffigi, we,'fzg'wm wav 2 ,'i1,'w?fg52izQ?gffgggx f-4'i'5ff'E Vi' .5 '2g?i5s?ss?1 . ,L 15, Wil K 5 I S M3553 Mr. Reider explains electric circults B RBECUE AND DANCE mm 1 an SG' fm W SPD? 'W Mum fx are ffcw an S wif W2 A 22 i3'?f'0 !3 l., 6 i 61 Mr. Adams Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts Planing is not so bad after all, says smiling Earl Armstrong. Mr. Glenn heartily agrees. 62 Mr. Glenn Shop and Building Techniques Industrial Arts is a course designed to develope mechanical ability and creative skill. Students learn how the industrial world operates. Sanding, refinishing, and building provides the boys with practical train- ing and experience. First year students must master the basic fundamentals of drawing, plann- ing, organizing in order to achieve success in the advanced classes which tackle more complex building projects Boys working in foundry making a mold for casting hot metal: Carroll Wegener, Paul McCarty, Mike Ludwig, Gary Bill, Mike Gray. Machine lathes turning metal into useful productsg John Headings and Bob Miller are the operators. 63 Basic Cooking and Sewing Skills Taught Mrs. Greenwood, Senior Home -Economics Teacher. Q Tom and john are pleasantly surprised at those golden brown muffins they made in Family Living Class. Nancy and Gaye take cooking very seriously. Mrs. Doris Rhodebeck, Jr. Home Economic Teacher reviews a Meat Cut Bulletin with Patty, Debbie, and Rosetta. Active Leaders Make FHA cz Success ROW 1--K. Brewster, D. Matson, L. Van Fossen, M. Augenstein, D. Harruff, C. Howard, R. Ward, M. Darst, J. Burson. ROW 2--Mrs. Rhodebeck, P. Martin, B. Pruett, S. I-lass, L. Fisher, N. Lyons, I. Armstrong, C. Hendrickson, G. Feustal, I. I-lershberger. ROW 3--B. Blanton, C. Ward, C. Kemmer, M. Lyman, N. Bill, L. Puckett, M. Newcome, Mrs. Greenwood. Girls learn skills in the art of cooking and horne- making. In the Highland chapter of the Future Home makers of America, the girls further their interests in the home and concepts of home life. This year the F. H.A. sponsored a Homemade Candy Sale. For each piece of candy bought, one received a free ballot on which to vote for their favorite Candy Queen. The Winner of this title was Sandra I-lass. The F. H.A. was also responsible for sewing the Football Banquet this year. 65 Remember! Two fingers above the knee! Mrs. Cherrington--junior B.O. E. BOE-Business Ojfce U Ed. Pmgram New This Year Mrs. Pumphrey--Business Education Mrs. Waite--Se B.O.E B.O.E., Business Office Education, is new in our school system this year. Students work and study in a four hour block of time on skills, subject matter, and attitudes. The course is strictly business procedure. A field trip to Ohio Bell provided an interesting diversion from the everyday process of business routine. Subjects vary in order to meet the needs of the students. Appearance is a major role in the cast of a good secretary! Debbie and Linda demon- strate make up application. Pam - -Roberta - - ' Retta - -janet--Darlene Dictation practice done with aid of earphones. Kathy learns art of forms under the gui- dance of Mrs. Pumphrey who teaches Typ ing and Bookkeeping. Olivia fusing our new IBMJ Debbie Diana Jeanne 67 SEATED, I. Hite, D. Belcher, V. Wise, P. Ragor, Mrs. Cherrington. FIRST ROW, K. Blanton, P. Scarberry, S. Bushong, K. Henson, C. Geckley, C. Walker, B. Hildebrand, L. Hollis, B. Lester, D. Corwin. SECOND ROW, L. Puckket, D. Brooks, P. Dial, J. Crow, M. I. Blake, G. Bowman, A. Speaks. F.B.L.A. Wins Second Place Trophy Winning exhibit from State Convention. The purpose of the F.B.L.A. is to have a club for students who are interested in business, especially as a career. The club has played an active part in the social life at Highland has represented our school at six conventions. They sponsored the Back-to-school Dance in early September, a Roller-Skating Party in February, and a fall party in which they joined with the Science Club at the home of Mr. S Mrs. Cherrington. The main activity of the year was the State Convention in Akron, Ohio. Eight members and Mrs. Cherrington attend- ed the convention which was held February 23, 24, and 25. Again they won a trophy, the Second Place Prize, for their Exhibit which was entitled Here Today, Where Tomorrow . The F.B,L.A. also participated in the District Skill Contests in November with a fair amount of success against their competitors. 68 Why Girls! ! How you've changed! Coaches Coaches Jones, Vaughn, Glenn, and Mr. Rice, Athletic Director show great form! Encourage ana' Leaa' the Teams Coaches Adams, Glenn, Dewald, and Toth. Giving sideline help! --Coach Adams 69 VARSITY: KNEELING Lto R: C. Leo, D. Davidson, I. Weaver, B. Irvine, B. Young, J. Martin, D. Rogers. STANDING: R. Davidson, R. Young, J. Woods, G. Kanagy, E. Throckmorton, J. Perkins, T. Stevens, W. Weaver Football Teams Finish Successful Season RESERVE: KNEELING: Lto R: T. Harris, C. Rowlen, R. Myser, A. Kanagy, D. Rogers, D. Shinaberry, D. Ghenco, S. Geckley. STANDING: P. Tobin, j. Woods, M. Puttick, S. Payne, K. Shinaberry, R. Bush, W. Phillips. KNEELING: C. Rowlen, S, Buck, G. Higgins, N. Shinaberry, T. Birch, R. Myser. STANDING: T. Blanton, T. Uf ferman, R. Goare, G. Staley, D. Rausch, A. Kanagy. Reserve Team! Tomorrow? Varsity Awaiting the ball proves anxious moment! A tip-in! 1et's hope its a good one! 71 TOP: R. Davidsong D. Davidsong R. Youngg C. Leog J. Newcome. SECOND: Manager D. Alicieg A. Wick lineg T. Stevensg T. Blantong G. Kenagyg A. Kanagyg Coach Vaughn. FRONT: A. Wicklineg S. Buck, M. Wielerg T. Burchg R. Myser. The 1968 Baseball Team SENIORS Cra1g Ron Tom Don 72 1967-1968 Flashbczcks Basketball Kings Share Laughs Eternal Cheers from a great squad Victory Line Revives Spirits of Fighting Scots Homecoming G1OrieS refute rain Football Co-Captains--firm handshakes 73 Boys' Phys-Ed. RELEASES TENSICNS TEACHES SPORTSMANSHIP AND DISCIPLINE Mr. S. Shows us how to handle the ball. The objectives of Physical Education classes are to improve physical health, teach sportsmanship, increase discipline, and to learn health education. The class also taught the responsibility of team play. But, most of all, the boys gained a chance to let go and release the mental tension of the class- room. Goofing on their own tim Crashing The Boards- -1O- 1 1th graders. Instructor, Mr . Scarborough- - Up! Girls' Phys-Ed. The game is King of the Hill No fair cheating on straight-leg exercises! IUYHP! ! Adele and Cathy are improving their figures. Under the direction of Miss Cross, the girls gained knowledge and physical development through participation in sports. The girls also learned health on Health Day once a week. The physical ac- tivity plus the Health Education helps to produce a well rounded young lady. Some call it poise, some call it charm, but whatever the name, health, exercise, proper diet, and rest improve even the best. 75 Try the other end next time. English Department Creates Spirit in the Field 0f Literature Mis. Mary Davidson -5 :X rg 1 l 76 Mrs . Shirley Elford The objective of the English Department is to promote the growth of students' skills in communication, to foster appreciation of lit- erature, and to acquaint students with their literary heritage. Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Elford endeavor to increase proficiency in self-expression and in understanding the expression of others. They attempt to meet each student on his own level in language and reading skills and strive to stimulate each student to progress so that each has a satisfactory background for advancement outside of the school program. The aims and objectives of this year's program is to teach the student to com- municate effectively in all situations. New methods were incorporated. The students attended speech contests. They found this fun, but a lot of hard work. Those receiv- ing honors were: Glenna Moss, who placed first in Original Oratory in Mansfieldg and Linda Deffinger, who placed first in the Voice of Democracy at Highland. Mrs. Spires, Special Advisor in Reading and Speech Speech Department Speaking in Class Our Orator Leads at Assembly Rosemary Keyes Glenna Moss Darlene Barton p 77 French Broczdens Intellect Language Lab and Individual instructions part of training. French is the only foreign language offered at Highland. Students learn French through hearing records of the language by using earphones, The teacher can talk, through the microphone, directly to the student. France is brought closer to home by the teaching of this language. 78 SITTING, Sarah Gallogly, janet Baker, Linda Burns, Kay Stiltner, Glena Moss, Cathie Puttick, Cherry jo Miracle, Barb Ault, Dora Mathias, STANDING, Sue Tobin, Donna Spearman, Angela lobe, jan Davis, Barb McCormick, Debbie Rogers, Becky Sparks, Karen O'Quinn, Duanne Shinaberry, Richard Myser, Tom Harris, Mrs. Logan, Larry Tiller, Arthur Henson, Mike Follin, Future Teachers 0fAmerica President Glena Moss Vic e President C athi e Puttick Secretary Kay Stiltner Treasurer Linda Burns Student Council Cherry jo Miracle The FTA placed an important role in school life this year as substitute teachers when they took over in the case of emergencies caused by the flu epidemics. Maintaining quiet and attention caused most members to quiver and shake with fear. Nevertheless, it was fun and many lessons were learned by the prospective teachers. The sale of candy increased the coffers , but just slightly, this year. It would be agreed that the FTA is indeed an important club in our school. 79 '68 Highlander Stajjf A busy staff is a happy staff! ! ! ! Co-Editors Glena and Mary Lou find that edit- ing a yearbook is a big responsibility. ROW ONE: M. L. Newcome, G. Moss, L. Burns, ROW TWO: K. Brewster, Mrs. Waite, C. Walker, G. Geckley, R. Noble, D. Trowbridge, C. J. Miracle, O. Cox, R. Weikel, L. Hollis, D. Sample, K. Blanton, M. J. Blake, B. john son, S. Squires, P. McCurdy3 ROW THREE: D. Corwin, B. Hartwell, G. Kanagy, P. Dial, D. Brooks, L. Linkous, D. Higgins, I. Kinney, R. Keyes. 80 SEATED--L. Deffingerg STANDING, left to right--K. Blanton, Mrs. Pumphrey, P. Hankins, D. Corwin, B. Ault, C. Evans, P. Dial, D. Brooks, C. Walker, K. Brewster, J. Hite, O. Cos, D. Rogers, Mrs. Cherrington. Telescol S lajjf Gels Experience in CreaZ1'vz'ly Editor, Linda, and staff make layouts for the next issue. The Telescot staff has been kept on its toes this year in attempt ing to keep up with the spirited gait of the student body. Every month a fully illustrated edition is published and issued to each student who wishes to purchase one. Exciting stories and poems are found within its pages. Play-by-Play reports on Sports events keeps everyone in the know . News columns and editorials discuss topics of importance. Of course, there are also bits of gossip, and little jokes that provide much laughter for faculty and students alike. 81 History Lives Forever ,.,,,.s-nv! Mr. Jones brings history to life for us. The World History Department is at- tempting to bridge the gap between the study of history and a deep investigation into the history being unfolded before our eyes everyday in the modern world. By a periodic survey of current trends in society through magazines, such as WORLD WEEK, perhaps this will make void the idea that history is a dull and antiquated subject. The Department hopes to make the study of world history meaningful to the student living in this ever-changing world. Mr. Jones is trying to develop an appre- ciation in the students for the brotherhood of man through the study of man's growth and development from early primitive so- cieties to our affluent society of today. Randy Bush, a Sophomore at Highland , has grasped some of the understanding Mr. Jones is teaching. Randy received First place in the TIME MAGAZINE current Affairs Review Contest. It is hoped that this understanding of history will be a tool in attacking the prob lems of tomorrow. It takes C0HCeT1U'afed effort to P3553 Active participation increases interest and enthus- iasm. 82 Government is a difficult, but in- teresting subject. Mr. Vaughn was born in Indiana, moved to Ohio, and graduated from Findley College. He is using a new method of teach- ing which is proving quite effective. Instead of taking the chapter-by-chap- ter course from the text, we learn from what Mr. Vaughn has learned previously. We take notes on lectures he gives in class. This method helps us understand government system as it is today. It brings us to a realization of all the struggles, sacrifice, and wisdom of the great men who gave us this democratic society which we cherish and enjoy. Mr. Vaughn encourages and guides POD students 5 3 G0 vernmenl 2 , Halma Wigs 23173415 Government class involved in daily news. Bulletin board presents pictures in sequence of eVeI'1tS. B3 Mrs. Ruth Patrick, our Librarian, keeps things running smoothly and efficiently. Student librarians assist her and help students find books and materi- als. These Aides have an opportu- nity to learn correct procedures as well. Our library has a cheerful, peace- L ful atmosphere that we all appreciate Mrs. Patrick prepares many clever and timely displays. Library Use Vila! to Good Eclucation Student Librariansg Joan, Jack, Jeannine, Danny, Judy take a break for posing for the photographer. Science Develops Inquiring Mz'nds Mr. Cherrington performs a Chemistry experiment. Mr. Throckmorton uses many concrete examples and displays. I as The main objective of the Science Department is to develop inquiring minds along the lines of science and mathematics. Mr. Cherrington and Mr. Throckmorton do their best to motivate this interest. Mr. Cherrington probes the Wonders of nature in his classes of Physics and Chemistry. During lab periods, students learn to question and to find solu- tions to their questions. Mr. Cherrington also teaches the science of Math in Algebra,II, Geometry, and Trigonometry courses. Mr. Throckmorton involves the minds of his stu- dents in questions on their environment and general sciences. With the use of visual aids, he demonstrates answers to questions students may have. With careful study of demonstrations, the students can see, define, and solve problems for themselves. Mrs. Fulton uses special equipment for many class demonstrations. Mr. Rice teaches Math. The objectives he tries to instill in his students are: recognition of the need for mathematics, a desire for im- provement in their mechanical skill, and a knowledge of thought processes. This year the textbook was updated to more nearly coincide with a modern course of study. Biology To teach awareness and observation, Mrs. Fulton requires student field trips and experi- mental projects. The students collect insects and plants to use in the classroom. The cycle of life is revealed through microscopic study of the various species obtained. This science deals with the origin, history, physical characteristics, and habits of animals and plants. Some dissecting is done in the lab in order to closely examine and analyze life processes. M athemalics Mr. Rice discusses a problem with the class FIRST ROW, B. McCormick, D. Anderson, S. Walker, M. Cox, H. Weaver, D. Esty, Mr. Cherrington. SECOND ROW, K. Brewster, C. Puttick, D. Mathias, T. Miracle, D. Sample, B. Fisher, I. Harris, D. Rogers. THIRD ROW, G. Moss, C. Miracle, B. I-Iarruff, B. johnson, S. Galogly, L. Tiller, D. Kemmer, A. Henson, I. Bloomfield, M. Augenstein, R. Miracle, FOURTH ROW, B. Ault, P. Patrick, L. Deffinger, G. Gallogly, C. Leo, B. Stauffer, M. Follin, I. Clark, C. Howard, P. Fisher, L. Howard, D. Alicie, T. Harris, S. Weiler, D. Rogers. Smdents watch Science Film Bela Kappa Phi The Science Club has proved its worth in many ways. Or- ganizing and participating in the Science Fair gives experience to all its members. Through the cooperation of the faculty and the determination of the students, the Fair is always an inspiring adventure. The Club offers service to the community as well as to the school. It managed the Heart Fund Drive in our locality and brought in financial aid. The officers of this enthusiastic organization are Cathie Puttick, Pres., Barb Ault, V. Pres., Glena Moss, Sec., and Dora Mathias, Treasurer. 87 Mr. Frey, a new addition to the faculty, has proved to be a valuable asset to the Highland Music Department. Under Mr. Frey, Marching Band was a challenge. Attempting to meet his high standards was hard work, but the eagerness to please made it fun. The Highland Pep Band excelled others of past years. Spectators enjoyed their fine performances, for not only did they enter- tain, but they roused school spirit also. Concert Band, although not the best in Highland's history, set goals for itself, and attained some of them. This aspect of school life was one of the ' highlights of the school year. Mr. Frey directs the Band in a u'iclcy number. Music Lives in the Heart Presenting the 1968 Highland Marching Band 88 Highland Concert Band performed at concerts this year with melodious strains that filled the halls with music and happiness. Expressing Rhythm and M0061 Majorettes Debbie, Mary Lou, and Cathy. Pep Band spurred teams to VICTORY. 89 The Chorus this year was bigger and bett than ever--for so we thoughtj. The program performed were outstanding and provided a pleasant break in the regular routine for the student body. The A capella Choir was a new addition to the music department. The formation of this club was met with enthusiasm and qual ifications were high. Pianists, Glena and Linda, give a big smile even though the playing is tough at times. EI' S A new addition- -the A Capella Choir members harmonize closely and voices blend well. Songs of the Highland Chorus bring warmth and feeling to the hearts of its listeners. 90 Student Body Joins in the singing at assembly presented by Student Council. Selected by popular open elections, the Council represents the student's voice in school policy making. Ideas are presented, thoroughly studied and discussed, . D then voted upon. Results express the views of the Presldent Dave introduces speakers at Thanksgiving majority. Assembllf- The members work with intense loyalty to make Highland the No. 1 School that it is. Student Council Sets Pace SITTING, L. Fisher, B. Mahan, T. House, S. Buck, L. Hollis, J. Perkins, D. Hankins, G. Kanagy, R. Ufferman, R. Noble, E. Throckmorton. STANDING, S. Geckley, J. Adams, Mrs. Cherrington, R. Myser, P. Patrick, L. Puckket, J. Hite, C. Howard, G. Moss, C. Miracle, P. Fisher, L. Deffinger, K. Blanton. 91 SEATED: Gay Geckley, Pat Patrick, Peg Fisher, Laura Duston, Barb Ault, Linda Deffinger, Connie Howard, Mary Lou Newcome, Linda Burns. STANDING: Mrs. Davidson, Bob Hartwell, Ed Throckmorton, Randy Ufferman, Donna Spearman, Cheryl Evans, Glena Moss, Dora Mathias, Mary Jo Blake, Ed Ebersole, Mike Weiler, Gary Ful- ler, Gary Gallogly, Mr. Rice. National Honor Society Court decides on new members during a mock trial witnessed by the school. Initiated members take their places on the stage. The National Honor Society is organized to pro- mote excellence of achievement in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year a mock trial was held in which the defendants, or prospective members were discussed as to their qualifications. Speakers of the Defense were Gay Geckley, Glena Moss, Linda Burns, and Gary Fuller. Bailiff, Bob Hartwell, often had to quiet Prosecuting Attorney, Gary Gallogly. How- ever, Judge Ufferman pronounced all the defendants worthy of membership in the organization. President Randy Ufferman V. President Eddie Throckmorton Secretary Gay Geckley Treasurer Bob Hartwell Officers of 1967-68 School Year Mrs. Weaver, School Secretary Cheerful Smile Greets HHS Visitors BUSINESS STUDENTS AID MRS. WEAVER IN OFFICE Left to Right--Barbara Ault, Linda Kempton, Linda Linkous, Linda Hendrickson, Pam McCurdy, Darlene Barton, Vicki Wise, Christy Leo, Beverly Stoffer, Patty Patrick, Robin Jordon, Correl Hendrickson, Barbara Wegener, Jeanne Campos, Patty I-lankins, Roberta Weikel, Sharon Bushong, Kathy Blanton. 93 Service S Zajj' WITH GREAT PATIENCE THE COOKS FEED FOUR-HUNDRED HUNGRY FACES! L. to R.--Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Rogers, and Mrs. Linkous. OUR MAINTENANCE MEN MAKE THINGS SPARKLE Mr. fRedj Kinney happily shines the Wall. Mr. KECIJ Linkous--Party cleaner upper . , 1.?,V,Q,.?,..f,,1-1111111-,1?,,1E,g?.gS?F5,E2.?.2Q.f,g.!I, . E 1 : 1 . 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Juniors Exemplify School Spirit Through Activities Sandy and Cathy enjoy reading Junior Secretary magazine Belinda directs a Happy Birthday song. 100 Highland Sophomores Pessv Dick Terri At the beginning of the school year the Class of '70 entered the halls of Highland for another ambitious year. At the first meeting the following of- Class Officers Head Sophomore Activities ficers were installed--President, .ml S Richard Myserg V. President, Duanne A. Alicia . .H -vsfiv l' i 4 . Shinaberryg Secretary, Linda Kemptong I, Altizer V 'W ' A fgg 'Q' Treasurer, Peggy Ebersoleg and Terri L' Armstrong We .f House and Steve Buck for Student B. Ardnt 2 ,. .fi Council. llll 5 Our major projects were our dance and candle sales. Both of these were 'W' V A M ' successful and we made a total of ' 5 H S517.22. S. Ayers . ,.,.Vv I M K .I Several members of our class were D- Baer . r,, di' , , Z active in sports in the fields of cheer- D. Baldwin My g' we leaders and Reserve Basketball players. In Baker E 5 This Sums up our extra -curricular . ' .1 , A activities, and we look forward to 5 those of next year. X A'34 Lizv: S. Beckel D. Belcher ...fi .A.., g .:::. i w... D J. Burson . Q.: .A rg r N. Chandler J. Belcher . .ff Q ' i A -a . of g 'fig C. Chipps T. Blanton .M . . ,. :i'.f5!l',. Q H. Copeland K as K Q, ivf .W-'a...,,w ' , W EE '. V' ' ' . g ,,:, I . j. Crow - 1 J i E': f M. Darst S- BOWSIISI' ' B E. Drake S. Buck -a fairer anaif.r. DDWH X31 k ,W,,,f I H ,libu Wm .. 5-?Q9f'f??'Eqsf.f ' 1 fi W , -'2' -EZK ex: p . ,... .Q., X Q QZ5 gf .f A .5 'N i 'V I . G. Davis ,Tp . 1 if W1 J. Davis R Bush - ff if B. Dowalter T Birch A .i f 2 -if IVHX- : f M in :zv z U R- Duston fiQf'm-Mfr if ' K .g H rf .' J 101 Duane Linda Steve .W Mg fi S ' 5 1 WE lf if gp 'WL 5 1 fc -41. 2 'xii 1,51 . .. . 3-.., .-.-.fi!.p.'gf'ff.-,-.41 Q2 2231.2 'K l.hl3Q on , 53. I I 'skim N' .. . 5 . ,,.. . , ., ag L x , if , .J 1 . 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E,-fx3afs,- ww-r K , KK Q53 , X 5 ' , ,Tse ,W S55 9 K S ww S Q , Debbie and Helen make fun talk with Mr. and Mrs. Elford while Mark dances to the beat. 107 As They Laugh, Cry, Play, and Socialize I-ley! Over Here! Cries Sharon and Bonnie in an ex- Don, Mike, Steve, Bill, Rod, and Ronnie mix-it-up citing volleyball game. a little in the gym class games. ls 4 Hi li No blood, no sweat! really, Correl.--The Health Sharon, Judy, and Joan have lunch and a noontime nurse prepares her for the shot anyway. visit. 108 Mr. Thompson Cheslerville Junior High Principal: Mr. Hockenshilt Z I ! Mr. Toth 109 Mr. Rinehart Cheslerville Eighth Grade is 1 i,Es .2 . iw EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS A Abraham Archer .. . . ,. . , Y 'g1'lr,,l,r.1 x 1, Q . . A B. Bachelder Y '14 f H' Y I E r 'gig as W . 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Junior High School band involves many hours of practicing, understanding concert arrangements, rhythm studies, and marching. Members learn formations of high school march- ing in preparation for future years on the Highland marching band. Two concerts were given, combining the Chester- ville and Marengo Junior Highs. Students gain a better understanding of music by participating in the junior High Band at Chesterville. Dances prove fun! ! ! Trimming the tree This is Santa Claus! ?! H4 Marengo Junior High FACULTY r Mrs. Irwin Mr. Liggett Principal: Mr. Mason Mr. Pfeiffer Mrs. Waite Mr. Elford H5 U. , ..4.,. .,, M .. ig... 5 , A '.:f..jia,,f i . ui. . 3 .L .J ' 2 - -- - Smeg., .. -sf. i, ...ww -- fw' 'il 15,4 5 . W .ww -165 'IH Q 4 Q 5. ' is ru X iffy -X 1595, .- riff. ... YH .--rw:-I , T ig ,,.!..,,i . Y .S 5 , W . . K , X X . . . . . gs . - - ri 4 1 2 . As, J Y M ,g. ,,..gw--,E....5,-Q .. 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FLOOR Sz WALL COVERING Interior Decorating 52 S. Main Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-5036 Compliments of SID'S CLEANERS 946-1966 Mt. Gilead, Ohio CAMPBELL'S AUTO SUPPLY INC. Mt. Gilead, Ohio BAILEY DODGE Cars and Trucks R.F.D. ill Edison, Ohio jAY'S WELDING AND REPAIR Tractors and Autos jay W. Weyrick, Owner DA IR Y FARMS 253-3271 Marengo, ohio WISE JEWELERS 110 South Main Street Mt. Vernon, Ohio g Member of American Gem Society 'C E OSCAR'S AUTO SERVICE CREAM AND WELDING Enjoy that Delicious Homemade Ice Cream Phone 864-2921 Cardington, Ohio Telephone 253-3485 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of HIGGINS BLOOMFIELD GENERAL STORE Phone 625-6373 Centerburg, Ohio Route 1 Compliments of IRWIN GALLEHER GED Monuments, Markers, 81 Memorials RITCHEYS MARKETS, INC. Where You Never Pay More, More Often Less. 1555251.53::5if5?-15 -'I ' ' 1- ' . C 4 :Q Q., 10-16 E. First Street Fredericktown, Ohio Telephone 694-5096 PEOPLES BA NK Mt. Gilead , Cardington :lI iid . .. f ' ,f:ff - - - J-'J2 '::-35' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. MARENGO HARDWARE gl SUPPLY Where Friends Meet and Eat -in if r f Ea. l-fl 42 LIL WHY 'F '7' Marengo, ohio 253-2581 CRYSTAL ICE AND SERO LOCKER Custom Slaughtering Porters Frozen Custard Greeeriee end Meete Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-2846 Mr. Gilead, ohio Compliments of W. s. HUNTER Compliments of 0 O O 0 9 0 9 h'0'Q i'Q's 0 0 I A FRIEND LA NDMARK FARM BUREA U CO-OP LAN Service that makes fine products better Phone 946-4015 Mt. Gilead, Ohio PUCKETT'S ELECTRIC Rewind--Repair Small Electric- Motors ' Repair Small Household Appliances Bloomfield, Ohio Phone 625-6666 Compliments of SPICE FARMS Marengo, Ohio Sloansville, New York BOWEN JEWELERS Watch Repair Phone 946-1851 37 S. Main Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of the FRITO-LA Y, INC. livxqxxxx . KXKWXNIXKUI V '25-'i'13' Don Rhodebeck- -Dealer I, fgr MODERN FOREST KUNZE if .,,. . TH Mr. onead, ohio STORE Dekalb Dealer Corn 81 Alfalfa Phone 946-3105 Compliments of A .3 C. AL AND BILL'S BARBER SHOP -- - 'I ' A Main Street -- '1:7:1:K J Fredericktown, Ohio ,WW Serving All Morrow County BERTIE'S DRIVE IN Phone 946-4956 Shakes Sundies Sodas Short Orders Mt. Gilead, Ohio Morrow County Phone 694-5971 SNYDER Sales I nc. I I -we Complete Line of Farm Equipment and Parts Service Is Our Most Important Product 253-2181 253-3331 If Your Hair Isn't Becoming to A Coming to Us. A ' 4 4- - ' 44 3' 'E HO Wor1d's Largest Selling Pre-cision Cut Homes BEA U TY N OOK M. E. HALL Chesterville, Ohio Twp. Rd. 190 Phone 768-2329 Owner - -Norma Howard , W . dv Q' J ,gb X N ' ,! F - 5- A... F lx X 112 W. Walnut Street Cardington, Ohio Phone 864-6956 i Compliments of . M. FISHER JEWELER 82 N. Main Street Fredericktown, Ohio Phone 694-497 1 THE LEAF RESTA URA NT Dinners Lunches Short Orders Rt. 71 81 95 Interchange Mt . Gilead, Ohio Phone 768-2551 MORROW COUNTY SENTINEL WHITNEY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 12 1 Years Old Bob Morris New Every Thursday Box 7 Sunbury, Ohio Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-3010 Phone 965-5951 4 o P' SHARROCK ELEVATOR Qlnlnnml jliluzxr, glnr. 25 West Vine St. Mt. Vernon, Ohio Your Best Market for Grain FATE OFFICE SUPPLY Edison, East Center St. Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-6866 ROSS BROS. AUTO WRECKING New and Used Parts E251 - A - mam f-rm, i R A Q? if 'fi 'R 7-My X, 1 ' . 'B IQ 3 Miles East of Marengo on State Route 229 Phone Mar engo 2 53 - 3 40 l Marengo , Ohio The Finest Used Cars Are at the Home of the Finest New Cars!! HO UBLER OLDSMOBILE-CA DILLA C INC. Sales - -Service - -Body Shop 501-505 West High Street Mount Vernon, Ohio Where Your Dollar Has More Cents Phone 392 -4075 aa Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1968 RALPH SELBY'S SOHIO Centerbur g, Ohio 625-2031 HESS ICA gl SONS f N Centerburg, Ohio ,X A! MT. GILEAD MOTORS INC. Clyde Casto Sr Doyle Kirkpatrick Owners and Operators For the Best Buys See Us. Phone 946-2826 Mt. Gilead, Ohio k Compliments of MORT ON HARDWARE Phone 946-5941 Mt. Gilead, Ohio DELAWARE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Farm 8: Home Established in 1877 Phone 946 -599 1 Sunbury, Ohio OOCHRAN'S FLOWER SHOP Fredericktown, Ohio Phone 694-5066 T C ENTERBURG BARBER SHOP Graham Linkous Centerburg, Ohio Read the INDEPENDENT PAPER Published Weekly Nearly Everybody Does!! 114 S. Main Cardington, Ohio Phone 864- 6046 GENE'S A UTO SER VICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Marathon Products Wheel Horse Garden Tractors 81 Reo Mowers All Types of Truck and Auto Repair Phone 253 -246 l Marengo, Ohio Congratulatlons 81 Good Luck to the Class of 1968 from the SNYDER-MELICK FUNERAL HOME Harry Melick- -Director Phone 625 Centerburg Oh1o 6 ILIORROW COUNTY l'l1EE5lEunn1is-is-AW H O USE OF TR OPH I E S 5 in 2534 Chezsterville, Ohio Phone 768-2085 'MQ fl L Z-L tt:-L-if '11---'sf l H.IE,iE 1--lIi?,- A - 7' N T' COLONIAL MANOR NURSING HOME The Best in Care Larry and Erna Butler Fulton, Ohio Phone 864-6941 GEORGE SHERMAN Sz SON Hardware and Electrical Supplies JOHNSON MOTORS Cardington, Ohio MABIQIN PLAZA - RT. 95 TOM ARDNT Sz SONS Custom Hauling 81 Farming Coal Stone Fertilizer Sewer Lines Water Lines Septic Tanks ROUSH CONSTRUCTIUN Building and Remodeling Phone 253-2732 Marengo, Ohio Backhoe Service Compliments of HAROLD PFEIFER Charles D. Roush Phone 864-3991 Cardington Phone 747-3617 Auctioneer Go to DAY'S Gigs 5 For Quality jewelry- -Diamonds - - Watches - -Silverware - -Repairs Mt. Vernon, Ohio SUNBURY MILL We Specialize in Service Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizer, Paint, Pence Phone WO 5-3916 Sunbury, Ohio LEVINGS MARKET Lee Sz Ruby lngmire R.R. 4113 Marengo, Ohio Corner of 229 81 County Rd. 24 TR U-BEA UTY HAIR FASHIONS Marengo , Ohio N Phone 253 -2981 Professional Care Is Best for the Hair QM UDDI ICO! 25: 'Wi iiii 6 . f J , 4 ij . 59 . DAR1-BAR H. RESTAURANT Plate Lunches Dinner s Rt . 95- -7 l - -Interchange Phone 768-2560 FREDRICK 25cL CAR WASH Open 24 Hours South High Street Fredericktown, Ohio SNYDER FUNERAL HOME 24 Hours on Call Oxygen Equipped Ambulance Service Predericktown, Phone 694-4006 Mt. Gilead, Phone 946-4881 R USH RIDGE FARM Lime: Spreadmg Fert111zer Spreadmg Coal and Stone Bulldozmg Che sterv111e Oh1o EBERSOLEXS CUSTOM B U TC' H F I? I NG . xg-inf N ::1i.5 ' .' 'H J- , I'-..'vJ' NNW, It 'uf-' , '-f TZ ' :JAN 1. . -Qi? 'fs 5 all -N .12 I 3 Fredricktown, Ohio Telephone Chesterville 768-2821 Processing for Your Home Freezer KERR WELL DRILLING 191 Mansfield Road Mt. Vernon, Ohio Phone 393-8836 Water Well Drilling The Best for Success Class of 1968 ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH Mt. Gilead, Ohio GECKLEY INSURANCE AGENCY Protection for: Home - -Auto - -Business Motorists Mutual Buckeye State Lightning Rod Phone 2 53 - 230 1 Marengo , Ohio BEAM BILLIARDS Chesterville, Ohio BI LL'S FLOWER SHOP Marengo 253-2418 Cardington 864-3911 BILL'S GREEN HOUSE ge e Q V. FARGO GENERAL STORE BILL BENNETT Meats Groceries Gas Oil Open--7 a.m. --9 p.m. Your Marathon Distributor Monday- -Friday Phone 253-3418 premium performance ROUSWS DRYWALL Route 1 Ashley, Ohio Phone 253-2671 Charles D. Roush Marengo, Ohio Phone 747-3617 H. W. JONES di SON, INC. Oil Field Trucking and Excavating 1 7 Depen dame S ER VI CE Phone 2 53 - 205 1 Marengo , Ohio THE WHITE HOUSE Ladies Apparel 81 Accessories Opal Campbell 81 Jeanne Lehne 946-1046 Mt. Gilead Congratulations to the Class of 1968 from EDWARD DON 81 COMPANY Compliments of the COPPER KETTLE Mt . Gilead Ohio cHucK's BARBER SHOP BA - 5 E R QELQE5- 0 .S NEXT PLEASE Chesterville, Ohio Charles Hunt, Barber Q' Best Wishes to the Class of l968 Bolinger Implement Co. john Deere Wheel Horse Sales and Service Phone 946-5017 Edison, Ohio 30 DEEPQ- IOU PM 1 RUDIN'S The Store of Quality 8: Service Knox County's Largest Dept. Store Downtown Mt. Vernon--S. Main Street Shop Everyday--9:30 till 5:30 Mondays and Fridays--till 9:00 Shop RING WA L TS 99th Year in Downtown Mt . Vernon at One of Ohio's Oldest and I -A x 1' ' w 1'K F5 Finest W, at ..,. ,',, nl First in LJ Fashion if and g gi: - Value ff-5 W Tl N fi? -'zizq 32 I' I j g- - i JACK FISHBURN TANK AND TRUCK SERVICE Phone 253-3201 Marengo, Ohio Best in A11 the Land .--,fmwss wx 2 ' f .1 V MARENGO SHELL STATION Phone 253 2291 Marengo, Oh1o Jack Fishburn X , Q A s ' 1 6 Q 5 S Q A .2 A i S 9 2 Q X l'- f Six GX I . ' 'vfQf4 ::s3's'w '4 SW li O FIRST FEDERAL SA VINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MORROW ELECTRIC, Serving Morrow County IN Home Loans Owned by Those It Serves Insured Savings N M Q Q3 P 75 South Cherry Street o rt y S32 gg? at Mr. Gilead, ohio ff 5 ft Phone 946-2856 Telephone 625 -5392 Compliments of INSURA NCE-REAL TY REDEMAN MOTORS, - INC. X N 7 ir 2 J 220 South Main 'mtv' Mt. Gilead, Oh' 1 YO U R fzdepmdmf lmumme AGENT HSERVES You FlRST Phone 946-6055 mfw y . . Mount Gilead, Ohio RING WALT'S of Mount Vernon 7 - -Floor, Big Store with More - E , . ,Q ll' Il . .H -f ,Ari I ' 1' I A. 1 'N S I 1' IW U 4 I f I H ' A I 4 A Congratulations Football Co-Captains Don and Ed Delaware PEOPLE'S STORE The 1 1 I . in I ' Store I if , GELSANLITERS' That ' 1 , , p A vanws ' ' Jw . QPF' W' Built 1 1.1 'F -'?'GQ1lIg-Avi' g' T ' His' W I N School Supplies Portable Typewriters Records 99th Year Compliments of WAGNER BROS. APPLIANCES, INC. 600 Marion Road Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946-592 l TIMBER BUYER All Kinds C. I. Dailey TED MYERS BARBER SHOP Centerburg, Ohio KIRK'S DRIVE-IN Fine Food To Go Mt. Gilead, Ohio I Il . V EEZ 'Q ,V I ugili ' Sig. 5 QQ CWhere the Gang Meetsj For Quality Foods at Lowest Prices Goto WEA VER'S IGA FOODLINER With Your - - l I N czfzsg 462pNX7 'H,T9, 15 ' S64 RKET Marion Road Mt. Gilead, Ohio CELLAR LUMBER COMPANY Building Supplies and Paints Marengo, Ohio Phone 253-2491 JEFFREY MoToRs ffl CIA lava' Centerburg, Ohio CHESTERVILLE SHELL STATION W7 SHELL AK M. Leonard Keyes, Operator Compliments of SOULIER PLUMBING AND HEATING 16 West High Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Phone 946- 1861 RELIABLE AUTO SALVAGE At County Road 4120 and State Route 44995 POWELL 81 SONS MARATHON 77 West Main Street Centerburg, Ohio Phone 625-4056 VETERINARIANS Phone 946-5836 R.R. 2 Mt . Gilead, Ohio - -vw I fe w- -wh -IQ' wif. Tia' of' A-1 - 58 f ' 'A ,'-'Z It :Y1.,-'- K' 'xx' ir 1v! ,V . -...f . , ,I ' ., G. J. Nixon and H. E. Riggs Compliments of Douce and Company D Insurance - -Real Estate 15 South Main Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio Thomas Jacobs Merrill Weaver Inc. FINK'S DR UG STORE Fredericktown, Ohio A. W. Bean gl C. C. Sipes Compliments of Owners CHESTERVILLE CONVALESCENT DAILEY'S HOME ARMY SURPLUS STORE Chesterville, Ohio Phone 768-2401 Chesterville, Ohio LEE TILLER'S BODY SHOP BLAINE I-IANKINS BODY SHOP JACK KANABLE TIRE SERVICE AND GARAGE I Fredericktown, Ohio 24 Hour Wrecker Service ,I Congratulations from Route 1 DR. LOUISE BAER C b , Oh- Optometrist enter urg 10 946-2901 Mr. Gilead, ohio EUGENE HEADINGS Complete Insurance Service Box 27 Chesterville, Ghio FARGO AUTO SALES , , , di SER VICE 'A1A EE L 2' -E TE P E EPEEV WESTERN RESERVE Muruf-xt Laiunfly Lirplnpany Wooster. Ohio 44591 General Repairing n n Phone 419-768-2372 Weldlng 591317199 Business Home Auto Packages New - -Used - -Rebuilt Parts Compliments of 24 Hour Wrecker Service NATIONAL IEWELERS Div: National Mailing Service Don Skeets Owner Famous for Best Diamond Values Phone cols 221-2685 215 Hwe. Galion, Ghio M 253-3531 E I arelflgo Qilgrfr 2 MARENGO ROYAL BL UE Fresh Meats Groceries Produce Phone 253-2391 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of THE GLIDDEN COL OR SHOP Rr. 36 Plaza shopping center Mr. Vernon, ohio 'Q 1.-13131 I Glidden MONCRIEF FURNAC E Sales and Service Oil, Gas, and Coal Phone 253-3418 Sunbury, Ohio Compliments of CENT ERBURG FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Phone 635-5735 Centerburg, Ohio GORDON GOARE EXCAVATING Chesterville, Ohio Phone 768-2653 Compliments of DENMANS l.G.A. MARKET Chesterville, Ohio Compliments of BILL'S HARDWARE Mt. Gilead, Ohio NORTON'S ECON. CLOTHING CARE CENTER 92 South Main Fredricktown, Ohio Open--24 Hours Professional and Self Service One Day Service MORROW COUNTY CCOJ A.S.C.S. OFFICE Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of BONT'S SUNOCO SERVICE Interstate 71 and Rt. 61 Marengo, Ohio Compliments of FREY FURNITURE ...:::::::::::::5:5f'15522-I-L u::::...- ........,., - .a::::::::::::': ':::-- .:::::::::'-:'- ' gggff :::::: f- --12 .. .I ' ..:::. 4 A ,-52 Z hi :.:.':- , ., sei?-53 f5fff:.:: 16 'f 2522: ssssssssss if fm: '41, 'iid' sssss:::::-2? - n, Ashley, Ohio 747 - 2884 GE LSANLITERS Mt . Vernon, Ohio Headquarters for School Supplies Portable Typewriters Records Radios Record Players Majestic Vista Lewis st COFFXNG ICA FOODLINER 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 R 2 GREEN VALLEY MEZZ? pvtocsssnw PLANT .19 717 : 7 Q , Z 4' RALPH lgllfzrVIEH1:222325232-'l: 'AA' E . R' G' LEWIS ag Custom Butchering gli.. X JoE w. E. coFF1Nc sf Phone 397 -3861 Wrapping- -Freezing Courtesy of C. F. EMLING COMPANY 6 Qfifmtini Ted Keck, Representative KATHRYN'S BEAUTY SALON lg X Qi.. X - ji? ,nfl Phone Chesterville 768-2784 STUCKEY'S Fine Pecan Candies Route 4i3 Marengo, Ohio 43 334 eiis A iryrs ieri f A if ' COLONEL SANDER'S Kentucky Fried Chicken 81 East William Street Delaware, Ohio PHO TORA MA STUDIOS Complete Photographic Services 201 Harding Way East Galion, Ohio 319 N. Selzer St. Crestline, Ohio Read the UNION REGISTRAR for Full News Coverage of Local Happenings, State and National Events and Human Interest Stories . Mt. Gilead, Ohio 946-5841 Contributors: Dixie Maid, joe T. Davis, Dr. james S. Greetham, Dr. John E. lmbody, Mr. gl Mrs. Neil Packer, Olivia Cox, A Friend, Linda's Beauty Shop, Dr. Roy Mil- ler, Morrow County Hospital, Anonymous . To the Above List the Senior's Say, Thank-You for Your Interest in Our Yearbook and in Highland School. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions! As jim Griffith ponders them all. STEVENS MOTOR SALES, INC. 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