Highland High School - Highlander Yearbook (Sparta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1969 volume:

THE HICHLANDER Volume VII, 7969 f Q 52 Published by the Yearbook Staff of ' Highland High School Sparta, Qhio Today We Follo W 4 AMBITIOUS SENIORS William, Gary, Neil, Ronnie, and John. tw Steve and Gary fight for a Victory Steve 2 and Chris prepare for the Future Tomorrow, We Lead Sock it to him, Ronnie Laughing, having fun enjoying lifeg yet facing reality and responsibility is living today Pride is having a Class Ring Gaining Knowledge for future the Getting ready for the Big Day FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Luciano Bargaghi--Brazil Norma Rosalena Viliz--Peru Carmen Rojas--Peru Mari Graciela Bianchini- -Argentina Pierro Acco - -Brazil Pep Rally CONTENTS Activities ........ . . 5 Sports ..... . . . 23 Organizations . . . . . 37 Faculty .... . 55 Seniors ...... . . 65 Underclassmen . . . . . 87 Advertisements . . . . 113 4 ACTIVITIES I F 3 .n ai ' Q ON THE BEAT COOLING IT Belinda and Bill Charlene and Jim Today? Rhythm 'The Counselors fumished the Rhythm . I kZ,. ,Z ' Swing and Sway in a more Formal Way Chaperones chat above the Din W 1 6 Dennis Kemmer shows his prize I-logs at County Fair shown by Art K. What are you trying to do Eugene? sheep Give me a Flat top like you? Community Involvement Mr. Garris and Butch learn Colonel Sanders secret Youngsters enjoy Community Day Activities--Pie 1'eCiPe - Contest N 3 l f' 15511 Q QW? ...QJQR s ff-V Q ,S Wigs WW' sg Z amf3,,L3.. 5 Y , , ,:. x, g-,gtg ef-ff,-Fw - A, ' .V A ' 'f'5'1 Qf 'L QQMHQFJ. ' f' Til iw , 1,3-W? Nl : 4 .hp R- aw, .J-. ' 4-.!6,Ju-i 41.46 F 'flak wmv 5 is 1355? ij A ww ,. ' W V W Memories ofa M-,..ai .X v-:X MMM' P.. ,MQ we i. 5 an Ek ff fi ra HoIidav is M. 'K 193-- +1 ' ,Q 'Yi - ' 'wwf HMM' - ,' ' s .Lg a.- ,Hag .Ha 12 x Q, ef 1- 2' I ' fi 5 f f ' riff, ' 'E - W 1 W 'Q ik F M' Fa' -, w? a - -W 5 f . f . 2 ww N- ,gggviiar w 'Q mmf. ' V' W ' P 9525 , . ':,:' ww - -fi i 1 ,X , ,- J W , ' Iwi, N A 5 Sounds Daddy's gone sobs Kathy Castle in her best blues manner. The High Society Play--The Sounds of Today The Science Club presented its fourth annual Sounds of Today. Masters of ceremony, Jeri Waite and Bob Rowe, added to the fun. Singers were accented by the colorful lights. They were backed by the beat of the LOTTERY, our local band, and the HIGH SOCIETY from Mansfield. The Sounds of Today included: Barb Ault, Kathy Castle, Linda Deffinger, Glena Moss, Mike Follin, Dora Mathias, Terry Davis, Cheryl Evans, Penny jones and jenny Phillips. The Vantrels danced at the Sounds of Today. of Today The Lottery's Drummer Boy Linda, Glenna, and Cheryl swing with the Sounds of To day W h Happiness for Dora and Mike is Singing Together ll Erasmus-with Freckle5 ROW 1: G. Potts, V. Price, M. Darst, V. Wise, B. Griffith, J. Baker, P. Paine, D. Irvine, R. Myser. 2nd: P. Ragor, D. Sample, L. Kempton, C. Chipps, C. Geckley, R. jordan, B. Lester, A. McGinnis. 31-d: M. Booke, R. Goare, W. Smith, D. Hankins, J. Woods, D. Rausch. .PV ff' Iil f.-. Erasmus a normal, freckle- faced boy who notices a mistake in the annual statement of the Bank of America. It turns out that Erasmus is right, and it finally developes that Erasmus is a hu- man computer, This upsets the family so they decide to sail to France to get away. I2 L , l 'It's all your fault, Don! accuses Debbie Love scene interrupted by jubilant horns of victory lunior Class Presents Three-Act Comedy above: Don is surrounded by sales ladies. Right: Don't look at me that way! I3 Nh! af..- , 0 Homecoming I5 People. . Traditionally the Football Homecoming Queen is a Senior. Each Attendant re resents a P class. Attendants this year are Seniors: Pat Pat- rick, and Belinda Whiteg Junior: Terri House, Sophomore: Linda Fisherg Freshman: Sheila Noble, Crown Bearer: Connie Youngg Football Bearer: David Ray. Our 1968-69 Homecoming was people--the team, the band, cheerleaders, alumni, and the Football crowd. Queen Phyllis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dial of Route 2, Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Phyllis is co-editor of the Annual Staff, active in G.A.A., and is also a member of the Honor Society. This past summer Phyllis had the honor of attending Buckeye Girls State. Shy but sly Tri-captain, jack Martin, receives the football and a kiss from Queen Phyllis Fans enjoy the Homecoming Team blocking paves the way for jim Newcome. Mix 1 A Z , ,N sr 5, 5 ff + dna. 5 wif' 'F w: , I5 Terry and Eugene still believe in Vicki and Robin keep Frosty Who needs mistletoe? Phyllis and Santa Claus. company. Gareth do! Holiday Fun Faculty joins in the Holiday Fun. Mr. Vaughn tries on gift of silk shorts. I o W- 1 I6 l Marg Stilwell and Barb Slack present to Mr. Moss a picture of himself from the cast. The Variety Show Presented bythe Boosters andthe Faculty Cast has good time after show. L. to R.: V. Mc- Cormick, 1. Weaver, L. Kenny, I. Christian, A. Mr. Garris changes the mood with a romantic love Moss, R. Esty, and R. McCormick. SOHg- 17 The Senior Rest STANDING: L. to R.: M. Weiler, M. Follin, N. Sabbi, T. Webb, G. Higgins, V. Melton, M. Blake. SITTING: P. Fisher, P. Dial, B. Ault, K. Castle, A. Feustal, P. Gartin, L. Storer, and R. Grace. When you bury me don't forget I'm President of Brubaker S I'm warning you George! Brubaker. Give me my blanket. I8 Class Presents Assured Jessica! Get to your room immediately! I'd like to talk to you about your husband, Mor1ock. It seems he's dead. No, I don't want to go! Hazel! Come and get me! 19 Stairway to the Stars Each of us shed our winter shell and reached for a star as we danced and dreamed to the strains of the orchestra on a lovely evening in May. Formals, Tux, High-fashioned Coif- fures, Bow Ties, Heels, and of course, Cupid, made the scene just perfect. Suspense was also present as the favor- ite Senior Boy and Girl were selected and presented gifts. A romantic, superb evening passed all too quickly as we traveled the Stair- way To The Stars in ecstatic enjoy- ment. Most Popular Senior Boy and Girl--Phyllis and Gareth. Starlight and Moonlight Featured Phyllis and Gareth are honored with a dance. Dance time for everyone. 20 Q I Paula and Mike sing The Impossible Dream . Peggy and Bob dance to a romantic melody. junior-Senior Prom 1969 5' Students converse while waiting fo be served. Dining Room Servers . . . Vicki and Loren 21 Camelot rr, V The penny King, Queen, and court,reigned during the dance. Left to right are: Roger Grace, Sue Tobin, King Dwight Ragor, Queen Dian Wickline, Pat Patrick, and Butch Fisher. Camelot, the theme for the Winter Formal held in the cafeteria March 8, was decorated as a castle with a cafe in the west hall. The lobby was transformed into a lovely spring garden. We were enter- tained by the Linden- McKinley Dance Band, Mr. Snyder and other local singers performed. 22 SPORTS '68-'69 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to rightg Patty Patrick, Barbara Griffith, Linda Peggy Fisher. Highland's C-L Squad-For V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Cheerleaders spur the teams on 24 Kempton, Linda Deffinger, Belinda Vfhite, Ceful Fans-Obviously! Varsity Football Cheerleaders Look Pretty for the Camera Man. Ideas pop from the imaginations of our Varsity C-L Squad to light the fires of enthusiasm for our Fighting Scotts. They tirelessly practice routines and go all out to prepare clever assemblies and forceful slogans that kindle the spark. Reserve Squad, Marla Knapp, Frankie Salyers, Vicki Higgins, Sharon Bushong. The 1968-69 Fighting Scotts Cheerleaders participated in everything from selling spirit ribbons to attending summer camp in West Virginia. They earned three first place awards, one sec- ond, and an honorable mention with the help and guidance of Miss Kay Cross. This year's Cheerleading squad displayed superb skills and spirit cheering for the athletic teams. Freshman Squadg Left to right, La-Dawn Miracle, Molly Horn, Shela Noble, Christie Mathias, Debbie Tobin, Karlene McKenzie. 25 junior Varsity Cheerleaders Reserve Cheerleaders came through time after time to give the team that extra boost. Freshman Cheerleaders The '68 Fighting Scott Gridiron Squad Coaching Staff I A ead Coach, Paul Adams Don White, Wes Elford, Dan Dewald, Marshal Glenn. john Atwell Gareth Higgins Gary House Jack Martin Seniors Show Fighting Spirit Jim Newcome Jerry Perkins Dane Rogers Neil Shinaberry William Weaver Ronnie Young x - 27 -The Record-the Time-'68 .a. , p rg 3, ,jt Q63 M232 The 1968 Tri- captains jack Martin, Gareth Higgins, Ron Young. W 1 , 1 X ' , , Coach Adams gives l 1 . S ., -all Words of Wisdom 28 The weather was hot when the season started making it difficult for players and fans alike. Then along with the weather the Scotts were plagued with injuries, centering around the Seniors. After dropping the first game with Fredericktown 48 to 10, the Scotties de- feated Olentangy 28--O. Then after 4 set- backs the fighting Scotts delivered a blast to Cardington 34 to 22. The next game was with our toughest rival, Marion Catholic. It was hard fought all the way with the score tied several times, then with an extra burst of effort, the Irish won 54--32. The final game of the season set a high scoring record for the school with 65 points to Ridgemount's 16. This was the game in which the Scotts could do no wrong. I it Gareth and John make the tackle. Gridiron trophy winners left to right: Best Offensive Linemang Scottie Award, jack Martin. Best Pass receiver, Best Defensive Back, Ronnie Yoimg. T.M.B. Award, Best Linebacker, Gareth Higgins. Best Offensive Back, Wes Phillips. Best Defensive Linemang john Atwell. Basketball The '68-'69 Fighting Scotts Head Coach, Gary Vaughng Assistant Coach, Marshall Glenn. 29 The fighting Scotts started the 68-69 season with a bang, defeating Danvill 57 to 47. Then after several setbacks, Highland rendered Big Walnut its first League loss, setting them out of first place contention. Midway Scotts were battling hard for 2nd place in the Mid-Ohio defeating Cardington in a hard fought Confer- ence battle. With only one returning letterman from the 1967-68 season, the Scotties gained much experience and sportsmanship though the record was 4 and 15. junior Varsity TOP ROW--D. Clark, B. Grandstaff, S. Milton, K. Shinaberry, A. Kanagy, D. Rausch, W. Phil- lips, BOTTOM, M. Hankins, S. Stephens, R. Myser, K. Gary, S. Geckley, L. Mast, Coach M. Glenn. Freshman Squad TOP, L. Bean, G. Davis, R. Pruett, B. Bachelder, K. Kanagy, T. Tomblin, T. Porter, BOTTOM, Coach B. Jones, J. Steele, T. Davidson, J. Marshall, S. Griffith, E. Linkous, D. Moss, D. Hart. 30 Up Goes'the BARS Newly Founded Spirit Club Backs the Team Where's the Man with the Popcorn? If Basketball Banquet ends A Hard working Season Proud Trophy Winners fleft to right, STANDINGQ Best Defen sive Player, Neil Shinaberryg Best Field Shooting, Most Val uable Player, Bob Jenkins, Scottie Award, Gary Stalyg Outstanding Manager, Dwight Ragorg Best Rebounder, Jerry Hankinsg Best Foul Shooting, Jerry Perkins. QKNEELINGJ Best Foul Shooting, Tom Burchg Most Improved Player, Gary House. Five Seniors Earn First Varsity Letter jerry Hank1nS Gareth I-hggins fLetterman 1967 68j Northridge Cardington Pleasant Northmor Marion Cathlolc Northridge Olentangy East Knox PFCardington P'fTournament game at Mar1on e11 Shmaberry Ga Stale The 1969 Baseball Team This year turned out to be one of I-Iighland's best base- ball seasons, blazing a record of 9--9. The high point of the season was the defeat of Buckeye Valley, one of the top teams in the league 3 to 2. The team was the youngest in the Mid-Ohio losing only 3 seniors. The future of next years team looks very promis- ing. Roger Grace jim Newcome Mlke Wieler Trophy Winners, Left to Right: Mike Wieler--Best Pitcher 4 year letterman--Scholastic jim Newcome--4 year letterman Steve Buck--Base running award Batting champ Steve Blanton--RBI'S Allen Wickline--MIP Richard Myser--Best Defense Qi? 33 Trophy Winners Sandy Beckel Most Valuable Player Mauri jason--High Scorer Senior--Mauri jason Track Track at Highland was an underestimated sport but this year it drew the support of senior through freshman. Track and field events have caught on even for the girls who had their own track team competing with other sport minded girls. Cross Country 34 Letterman's Varsity Club President--Gareth Higgins Vice-President--Richard Myser ' ' Sec. 8 Trw.--Gary House Four Major Va rslty Sports Student Council--Jim Newcome Sgt. of Arms--William Weaver The Big V The Young men good enough to participate in a sport and receive a varsity letter are auto- matically members of the Letterman's Varsity Club. This is an honor most boys only dream of, but the young men in this group all proved that they are the tops in their field. One of the club's projects is to handle the coat check at basketball games. Another is the annual bonfire before the Homecoming game. Most important of all the projects though is to strengthen the characters of its members. 35 Girls Athletic Association CCAAQ President- - Phyllis Dial Vice-President--Dora Mathias Secret ary- - Barb Griffith Student Council--Cheryl Evans Treasurer--janet Baker Though not part of the GAA, the Spirit Club staunchly backs the organization. The Spirit Club, organized just this year, has contributed greatly toward stxengthening the Highland Spirit, both on and off the field. 36 ,sw , , , m ,gf gfggzgzqiaggimailgXygLQ3,g22pwif35' w w., Lf L. X. wwQf,L,1,,w,w,QA - ,-M: mm- W: Q, A ' ' -,ag.1,q,, I, 5 I , S,..,,,V,,Vk.E., , M, .Q,.,,-,wf.,gwwHw5f Wim CDRCANIZATIONS Highlander Staff Records News of the School Year STAFF OF 1968-69 EDITORS: Phyllis Dial, Linda Hollis PHOTO: Dan Alicie, jeff Archer, jim Bloomfield ADV. EDITOR: Tom Webb FIN. SEC. AND JR. HIGH EDITOR: Dora Mathias SR. CLASS EDITOR: Mary Jo Blake, Adele Feustel, Assistant SPEC. ACTIVITIES ED: Belinda White, Donna Brooks, K. Brewster, Assistants SPORTS EDITOR: Gareth Higgins, J. Bloomfield, Assistant ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR: Kathy Castle, D. Brooks, B. White, Assistants IR. CLASS EDITORS: Cherrie Geckley, Debbie Sample SOPHOMORE EDITORS: Becky Johnson, Debbie Esty FRESHMAN EDITORS: Marla Knapp, Rosanne Rowlen The Yearbook Staff carries out a three -fold program Each fall, an advertising sales campaign editor rallies the Seniors to sell space to our friendly mer- chants: We are grateful for the support from our patrons This helps immensely in financing the book. The second phase is the Book-Subscription sales to complete the payments for production. Again we rely upon the Seniors as this is an all-class function. Third, but not the least, comes the planning of the book, arranging for photographers to take pictures, making dummy layouts, writing copy, editing and cor- recting the final pages, then mailing the pages to the printer. We hope you like the 1969 Edition. 38 Pep Band-Sets the Pace lst ROW: B. Mahan, D. Kemmer. 2nd ROW: Mr. Snyder, M. Pratt, B. Archer, J. VanWinkle, P. Scarberry, D. Mesmer, J. Phillips, P. jones, B. Sagor, L. Tiller, 3rd ROW: J. Bloomfield, T. Miracle, J. Archer, C. Evans, S Gallogly, B. DeWitt, D. Mathias, P. Martin. Concert Band-Entertains with Delightful' Sound Ist ROW: Mr. Snyder, S. Wickware, S. Gifford, B. Mahan, D. Kemmer, S. Jones, C. Mathias, C. Mattixg. 2nd ROW: L. McGrady, K. McKenzie, D. Miracle, D. Mesmer, P. Scarberry, J. VanWinkle, P. jones, I. Ph1ll1pS, L- Scarborough, B. Ault, A. McLain, K. Brewster, M. Pratt, B. Dewitt M. Knapp, D. Rogers, F. Sawyers, S. Gallogly, D. Mathias, P. Martin, 4th ROW: C. Evans, J. Archer, T. Davis, T. Miracle, J. Bloomfield, B. Archer, W. Phil- lips, L. Tiller, and B. Sagor. 39 1968 Marching Band Furnishes the Pow at Games B nd Beaut K B ewster, M. I-Iankins, D. Rogers, J. Phillips, d M, Knapp. Majorettes Jen and Deb do 40 Full Chorus xX Voices of Music Give Us Much Pleasure Choir 41 ROW 1--D. Marshall, K. Henson, B. Hildebrand, A. McGinnis, V. Wise, P. Ragor, D. Belcher, B. Lester, C. Walker, D. Brooks, L. Kempton, V. Price. ROW 2--Mrs. Cherrington, K. Castle, C. Leo, M. Darst, C. Gray, D. Baer, B. DeWitt, C. Mathias, S. Bushong, B. Pruett, K. Bird, L. Miracle, A. Alicie. ROW 3--D. Rodgers, T. Fisher, J. Crow, K. Hess, D. Moore, K. McKenzie, P. jones, P. Dial, B. Griffith, Mrs. Pumphrey. FB LA- Tomorrow's Needsg Business Leads CONVENTION SCENES Future Business Leaders are actively engaged in projects that help promote a broad understanding of Business and that afford an opportunity for social and cultural growth. Projects: Q11 Fall Mixer Dance f2j Christmas Decorations and gifts to the needy Q31 Convention attendance at Dayton, Ohio where they partici- pated in the Spelling Contest, and entered a survey project in competition with other groups. SURVEY PROJECT 3 . ' F UTURE B USINESS L EADERS A MERICA -Q 42 FFA W nrf ' af.. Z V' Nln -' 0 1161, oi Q All-IAF if fl ' I4 3 : ,ig 2' 5 Qi' 4. w 1 piaf-10 5 1 L f, J ,A The F.F.A. program set up here enables F.F.A. members to experience the undertaking of agricul- ture. They practice love of country and thrift. F.F.A. also encourages improvement of scholarship. Two major social affairs which F.F.A. sponsored were: The Annual Community FFA Bar-B-Q and programg The Annual Community Lion's Day Bar-B-Q. The final project this year was the plant- ing of Maple trees around the school. They take part in competitions for speech and for Ag. prizes at County and State Fairs. Chapter Officers President . . . . . Butch Fisher Vice Pres. . . . . William Weaver Secretary. . . . . Mike Ward Treasurer . . . . Larry Ulery Reporter ..... . Jeff Woods Sentinel ...... . . jerry Perkins S. Council Rep. . . . . Ronnie Young Dennis Kemmer displays his winning ewe from County Fair Yoxog Students swing to the music. Kathy was an added attraction to the Fun House . FHA The major project this year was the FHA Fun House dance. The Red Coats were the feature band. This dance added a lot of spice to the year. Entrance to dance . Winners of the dance contest Mun? AT 9 'vig H N jsshn l 1455 5 x 51 20 ' 1, L. 01 1. Ph I V CQ. 44 ' Future Teachers offlmerica lst ROW M. Horn, B. Kemmer, B. Spearman, L. Scarborough, J. Harris, M. Ayers. 2nd H. Weaver, S. Forst, E. Headings, J. Baker, S. Tobin, J. Davis, B. Ault, M. Follin, D. Mathias, C. Chipps, S. Gallogly, G. VanWinkle. 3rd B. McCormick, D. Rogers, D. Spearman, L. Tiller, A. Henson, 1. Phillips, A. lobe, D. Shinaberry, K. O'Quin, V. Hawk, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Logan. Angela, an FTA member has a good New members get initiated. time, 45 These are the students who were tapped this year: FIRST ROW: Dave Orweiler, Kathy Castle, Joyce Harris. ational Honor Society A candlelight tapping was the climax of an excellent year for NATIONAL the National Honor Society. Seven Mary Io Lyman. SECOND ROW: HONUR SOSIETY new members were added to the George Warwick, Dennis Kemmer, Q Z ranks of those possessing Charter, -'E , g Scholarship, Leadership, and Ser- ? Vx QQ vice. I Vs Lf 46 Attractive Robes-Choir's First Girls' Track Team Another First 47 Medical Careers Club Members Cather Facts li mag!! 1 4 Kathy looks over materials concerning careers available. . MCC stands for Medical Careers Club. The main purpose of MCC is the exploration of opportunities in medical careers. Projects this year were: an Open House Tea at Grant Hospitalg Career Day at Ohio State Universityg the Miss Ohio Pageant. Mrs. Patrick served as the advisor for MCC. Larry Bean is a new member SITTING: S. Tobin, C. Ward, B. Griffith, E. Headings, K. Castle, K. Brewster. STANDING: D. Clark, I. Bloom- field, M. Blake, S. Hass, S. Ludwig, M. Cox, J. Beam, D. Messmer. l l 48 Right to Left: B. Kemmer, R. Rowlin, D. Mitchel, M. Horn, B. Wegener, S. Deel, C. Leo, D. Spearman, A. McClain, J. Crase, V. Wise, K. Castle, P. Dial, M. Lyman. Office Trainees Benefit from Actual Practice i i The girls work together Miss Linda Linkous, Our new efficient secretary 49 Beta Kappa Phi Science- The Know-How for Progress Members help collect money for Cancer drive. The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest in science research through science projects and science fairs. The club sponsored the traditional Shindig. The theme was Sounds of Today. The money helped with the expenses on the Science Club trip. The students traveled from Detroit to Canada. It was a very fun and rewardingtrip. Members also displayed projects at science fair, held at Highland, March 8. Mr. Cherrington is the Club Advisor. 50 Student Council Upholds Law and Grder STANDING: Mrs. Cherrington, K. Gray, R. Young, J. Perkins, S. Tobin, P. Dial, V. Wise, R. Ward, R. Jordan, C. Evans, M. Follin, I. Archer. SITTING: T. Tomblin, B. Leo, L. Shinaberry, B. Pruett, R. Myser, P. Ebersole, B. White, P. Patrick, L. Deffinger, P. Fisher, D. Burson, D. Shinaberry, and Maurie Jason. Dancing at the Student Council Winter Formal Student Council arranges Santa's visit. 51 Writers: B. Ault, L. Deffinger, C. Evans, P. Gartin, C. Castle, I. Phillips, S. Gallogoly, C. Chipps, N. Chandler, A. lobe, R. Grace, D. Rogers, T. Davidson, G. Linkous, T. Porter. Telescot Reports School Happenings An informal covering of Special events, honors gained by students, assemblies, Student Council rulings, News from the Office and things on the lighter side make up the format of our newspaper. Producers: L. Hollis, B. Hildebrand, J. Archer, M. jason, J. McFarland, E. McFarland, V. Milton, C. Walker, M. Blake, S. Deel, Mrs. Pumphrey, G. Bowman, P. Dial, B. White, D. Brooks, P. Jones, C. Kimmer, W. McGrady, J. Hunt, A. Speaks, Mrs. Waite. 52 .Q . , Organizations Awards HONOR SOCIETY Golden- Cord Grads LIBRARY SERVICE AWARDS VOICE OF DEMOCRACY Richard Myser FUTURE I-IOIVEEMAKERS OF AMERICA HONORS FFA--Carl FiSh91' BAND--jeff Archer VARSITY CLUB--Dick jenkins BOE CShorthandJ Linda Hollis TRACK TEAM STARS 53 Very lmportan Mr. Kinney, Custodian prepares to do a c1ean up job Cafeteria Workers Serving Lunch Left to Right: Mrs. Givens, Mrs. Linkous and Mrs. Rogers. 54 I Personnel Mr. Linkous, Custodian adjusts the heating element Faculty enjoys a good balanced school meal. x FACULTY BOA RD OF EDUCATION: Administration Mr. Glenn Moss, Local Superintendent Policy is made by the executive Board of Educa- tion and is applied for the benefit of the students by the Administrative Officials and the Faculty. s i Mr. J. Lee Auvil, First Semester Principal - U su' Mrs. Waite enjoys BOE Christmas party A birthday is a festive occasion for the Cherrington's I G Wiki --wwf v - Q ,611 . VW. Q . f mm 5, 121 , , In Q 1 my as 5 5 2.1 If Mr. Cooper takes it easy at the fair Miss Cross gets a taste of peanut butter at GAA initiation Mr. Snyder hurries to Homecoming cere- monies 5 Mastery of the Communi- cation Arts is based on the language skills of grammar, composition, and 1iteratLu'e. Exchange of ideas and in- formation is vitally essential for total living in this rapidly changing world society of today. Our teachers help us to gain these skills. Mrs. Patrick--Librarian and faithful reference guide English Department Mrs. Davidson--Senior English 1 2 Q 2 Mrs. Elford--Sophomore English ws, f ,fr 'si , wi, . . v I, 5, 'QL r C so im Mrs. Spires--Speech and Reading Skills Mrs. Logan--Junior English and French History Department God grant that not only the love of liberty but a thorough knowledge of the rights of man may pervade the nations of the earth . . . --Franklin + fl' y df' - Tm. : ' V s P all Mr. Vaughn--American History Mr. jones--American History Problems of Democracy World History 59 r. Cooper: Agriculture Mr. Garris: Agriculture Agriculture and Industrial Arts Department r. Glenn: Industrial Arts Mr. Adams: Industrial Arts Provides On-the-job Training Mrs. M. Waite--Senior B O E BUSINESS OFFICE EDUCATION Students and teachers help in the production of the Tele -Scot-- fOur school paperj. These students work and study in a four-hour block of time on skills, subject-matter, and atti- tudes. The content of the material varies in order to try to meet the needs of the individual student and to aid him in the development of his own per- sonal talents. The program is aimed at training the student for a stenographic, or a clerical job after graduation. Many representatives from different companies come to talk about job requirements and opportuni- ties. Field trips to industrial plant offices and to indi- vidual-type offices are made each semester in order to acquaint students with actual procedures. Business Education Department Mrs. Cherrington--Junior B O E Mrs. Pumphrey--Business Education Mrs. Fulton: Biology Mr. Throckmorton: General Science Science Department Mr. Cherrington: Algebra II, Geometry, Trig, Physics, Mr. Rice: Mathematics I, General Arithmetic and Chemistry. 62 Fam A 3 K '- 'K ,I , ,Q gm If Q ij, ,gp f P f I .wiv M vis f fgjffigll 'H7':'g' I 65 ' xii , . 4' z . -X X4 ig D ' - 1 v .'.j'f vle'f'y?ff1,f M ' gpg: ' :?? j', f1v ' A E.-ml: 1 , '21 f f W 4 Q F r- -'1 'f fp -1 I NW' 6 fl I f if i.m i1'4 ' 4' up: - ga ' W 'V-f.,faQ.y? LZ .3 in 'Vf- , ' or i 5Ji1i?g.7 - .WW Mrs. Greenwood: Senior Home Economics Mrs. Rhodebeck: Junior Home Economics Home Economics Department Mrs. Greenwood teaches the girls the anatomy of Birth. NLP- Aultr Study Hall AdViSOI' 63 n,,,,,,.,.,.wA-'ff 's ' wax Miss Cross: Girls Physical Education Mr. Scarborough: Boys Physical Education Physical Education Department Ng f . I il? is V , 3 Girls learn the rules and skills of girl 's basketball. Mr. Snyder: Music Director 64 SENIORS D d B President Jerry Perkins--Vice Presidefff MH'-1I'i Ja 5 1 Senior Class Officers Class Colors: Blue 84 Cold Class Flowers: Yellow Rose hyll D 1 Secretary Donna Brooks--Treasurer Patti?-11Tik 5 C 1 D y A1 jeff Archer John A 11 Class Motto: Today We Follovvg Tomorrow We Lead B b A 1 Raymond Barton 5 1 Mary Jo Blake Seniors Work to Trig class fixes lab chairs. James Bloomfield Kathy Brewster 68 Gary Bowman Gary Burson Clean-Up School Ray works hard washing buses. Sandy Deel Kathy Castle Charles Davls Linda Deffinger Mlke Denman Steve 8 Chris Sampling Waffles. Steve Dowalter Gary Dudgeon Paul Dye Laura Duston Senior Boys Enjoy Cheryl Evans Adele Feustel Carl Fisher 70 Larry frying onion rings. Peg Fisher Mike Follin Paula Gartin Cathy Grabiel Family Living Class R0ge1' Grace Chris I-Iankins Charles Hart 71 Gareth Higgins Brenda Hildebrand Naomi I-Iinkle Time Pass es Swiftly- The Senior Class activities started with the thrill of receiving our class rings and ordering our pictures. Homecoming decorations and the ceremonies were our responsibility as well as crowning a Queen and choosing a Court. Along came the agonies of Senior Health Shots, Yearbook Ads, and Exams. Days flew by packed with study and involvement with Basketball, Senior Play Rehearsals, Cap and Gown Measurements, and finally, foh the ecstasy! Q the practice and preparation for Graduation Day. We did find, however, that parting with old friends, truly is sweet sorrow. Linda Hollis Larry Hubbard BOE Christmas Party Fun 72 Jim Hunt Rex jordan With the Unfolding of Events and the Anticipation ofthose Yet to be Encountered Kathy participates in dancing. Rob ert Kemm Kathy Luft 73 Marilyn Lyon Seniors Strive to Make jack Martin Donna 8 Kathy find out the pages were due yesterday Dora-Faye Mathias Carol Mounts - 'I'- wiza- Virginia Melton 74 hm Newcome a Good Yearbook Dan, our staff photographer, takes time out for school spirit. Dane Rodgers Dwight Ragor Gene Ruhl Dave Rinehart Robert Ruhl Q lab--M Don't be scared Mike it only hurts when you smile. See, Phyllis doesn't think it hurts. Nelson Sabbe Neil Shinn aberry Seniors Have a Few Ordeals Larry Sherman Albert Speaks . . ,fayv Donna Spearman jim Smith 76 Brave Roger a shot doesn't hurt him. Paula gets measured for cap and gown Thinking of Tomorrow Helps Gary Staley Bill Storer Larry Storer Linda Storer Robert Thomas Mary Sue Tobin 77 Kevin Waggoner Mike Ward William Weaver Charlene Walker Carol Ward Ronnie takes time out to think of something pleasant. Peg and Linda cut Mr. Cherrington's cake. 78 Thomas Webb Mike Weuer Belinda white David, our class president, hard at work. w Adele and Carol work in P.O.D, Class, Diana Wickline 1 Ronnie Young 79 Boy and Girl State Representatives Senior Activities Danny Alicie Majorette 3,4 Basketball 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Football 3,4 Yearbook 4 Track 2 Office Help 4 Baseball 3 Donna Brooks Yearbook 4 Class Treasurer 4 jeff Archer FBLA 3,4 Choir 2,3,4 Student Council 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Marching Band 1,2,3,4 John Atwell Football 1,2,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Barbara Ault Chorus 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 FTA 1,2,3,4 Telescot 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Ray Barton FFA 1,2,3,4 Football 3 Varsity Club 3,4 judging Teams 1 Shirley Bennett Cafeteria Help 4 Mary Jo Blake Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 GAA 1,3,4 Librarian 2,4 Yearbook 1,2,3,4 Jim Bloomfield Science Club 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 FTA 1,2 Yearbook 4 Play Committee 3 Gary Bowman FBLA 1,2,3 Telescot 2,4 Chorus 2 Play Committee 3 Kathy Brewster FHA 1,2,3,4 Telescot 2,3,4 Yearbook 3,4 Class Play 3 David Burson Senior Class President Spirit Club 4 Speech Contest 4 Science Club 4 Play Committee 3,4 Gary Burson Football 1,2 Chorus 4 Spirit Club 4 Play Committee 3 Kathy Castle Honor Society 4 Senior Class Play 4 Choir 4 Yearbook 3,4 Marionetts 4 Sandy Deel Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Telescot 3,4 Office Help 4 Pla Committee 4 Linda lgeffinger Class President 1 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Mike Denman Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4 Play Committees 3,4 Phyllis Dial Senior Class Secretary Homecoming Queen 4 Buckeye Girls State 3 Honor Society 3 ,4 Student Council 4 Gary Dudgeon judging Teams F.F.A. Laura Duston G.A.A. 1,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Play Committees 3,4 Student Director 3 Paul Dye Play Committee Chorus 1 Cheryl Evans Sophomore Class Secretary Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Adele Feustel Yearbook 4 Class Play 3,4 Spirit Club 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Science Fair 1,2 Carl Fisher Jr. F.F.A, 1,2,3,4 Football 1 Band 2 Science Club 3,4 Judging Teams Peggy Fisher Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Buckeye Girls State 3 Science Club 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Norma Fox Cafeteria Help 1,2,3,4 Paula Gartin Honor Society 3,4 Newspaper 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 F.H.A. 4 Cathy Grabiel Librarian Award 2 Roger Grace Baseball 2,4 Chorus 4 Class Play 3,4 Science Club 4 Spirit Club 4 Charles I-lart Football l Chorus 1 Gareth Higgins Student Council 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 Class Play 3,4 Brenda Hildebrand Class Play 3 Class Officer 1,3 F.B.L.A. 3,4 G.A.A. 3,4 Telescot 4 Noami Hinkle Linda Hollis Yearbook 2,3,4 Student Council 3 Class Play 3 Honor Society 2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Gary House Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,4 Track 3 Varsity Club Play Committee 3,4 Larry Hubbard Basketball 1,2 Football 1,2 Track 2 Play Committee 3,4 Jim Hunt Chorus 2 Glee Club 2 Telescot 4 Play Committee 3,4 Mauri jason Honor Society 3,4 Student Council 4 Office Work 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Bob Kemmer Industrial Arts 2,3,4 Kathy Luft Librarian 4 Spirit Club 4 Play Committee 3 Dora Mathias GAA 1,3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Virginia Melton Telescot 4 Spirit Club 4 Future Nurses Club 3 Class Play 4 Play Committee 4 Carol Mounts Science Fair 1 Pat Patrick Class President 2 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Science Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 jerry Perkins F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,12,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 David Rinehart Varsity Club Basketball Manager 1,2 Football Manager 2 Baseball Manager 1,2 Dane Rodgers Football 1,2,3,4 Science Club 2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Play Committee 3,4 Chorus 1 Gene Ruhl FFA 1,2,3,4 Robert Ruhl Cafeteria 1,2,3,4 lst Runner-up Manners Week Larry Sherman FFA 1,2,3,4 Neil Shinaberry Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Golf 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Play Committee 3,4 Albert Speaks Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4 Telescot 2,3,4 Choir 4 Glee Club 2 Donna Spearman F.T.A. l,2,3 G.A.A. 1,3,4 Office Help 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 Cary Staley F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 4 Class Play 3 Bill Storer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Larry Storer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Linda Storer Chorus 1,2,3,4 Play Committee 4 Bob Thomas F.F.A. 1 Sue Tobin Chorus 1,2,3,4 M.C.C. 1,2,3,4 F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 3,4 Charlene Walker F.B.L.A. 3,4 Class Treasurer 2 Telescot 2,4 Chorus 1,2 Student Director 3 Mike Ward F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Play Committee 3 Operetta 2 Tom Webb Boy's State 3 Chorus 1,2,4 Class Play 3,4 Operetta 2 Yearbook 4 Mike Weiler Honor Society 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 4 Debate Team Belinda White Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 4 Homecoming Attendant 1,2,3,4 Majorette 1,2 F.F.A. Queen 3 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Diana Wickline F.H.A. 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Telescot 3 Spirit Club Ronnie Young F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Football 1,2,3,4 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Moments in 1969 Baccalaureate Services May25, 1969 PQ PRO CESSION AL INVOCATION: Rev. Richard johnson SCRIPTURE: Rev. Calvin Gilmore MESSAGE: Rev. Andrew Wilson BENEDICTION: Rev. Mary Willyard Song of Devotion Linda Deffinger, Vocal Solo jan Davis, Accompanist No Man ls An Island , Prayer of Our Lord RECESSIONAL Special Chorus 83 Presentation Mr. Glen Moss, Superintendent and Principal, presented the Graduating Class of 1969 to the Highland Local Board of Education. Mr. Earl McCormick, President of the Board, assisted by Mr. Carl Fisher, another member, received the Class and issued the Diplomas to the in- dividual students. Commencement Valedictorian Salutatorian LINDA DEFFINGER MICHAEL WEILER Winner of the Arion Award Selected as an Outstanding Teenager of America 84 Class of 7969 PATRICIA PATRICK--President, and Speaker for the Highland Student Council. Special Award Winners Peggy Fisher: I Dare You Award, Betty Crocker Award, McLauren Science Award Roger Grace: I Dare You Award Mike Follin: Dr. Ellis Snyder Award Raeburn Award for Science Cheryl Evans: john Philip Sousa Music Award Diana Wickline: Crisco Award Mauri Jason: Business Education Award Phyllis Dial: Typewriting Award fUnderwoodj Linda Hollis: Shorthand Award fGreggJ Department Leaders Speak ATHLETI CS BUSINESS EDUCATION Jerry Perkins Mauri Jason SOCIAL STUDIES INDUSTRIAL ARTS Danny Alicie Charles Davis MATHEMATICS MUSIC Barb Ault Tom Webb ENGLISH HOME ECONOMICS Peg Fisher Kathy Luft LANGUAGE ARTS SCIENCE Donna Spearman Mike Follin PHYSICAL EDUCATION AGRICULTURE Cheryl Evans Carl Fisher, Ir. 86 UNDERCLASSMEN W ii X D. Shinaberry L. Kempton J. Davis S. Buck P. Ebersole R Myser President V. President Secretary Treasurer Student Council The Jr. Class closed another successful year with many accomplishments and fond memories. Magazine sales went well with Jeff Howard as our top salesman. The Jr. Class play was also a big success and a beautiful prom ended the year just right. juniors A. Alicie B. Arndt S. Ayers 88 D. Baer J. Baker D. Baldwin R. Barcus S. Beckel D. Belcher J. Belcher T. Blanton M. Booke S. Bowsher T. Burch N. Chandler C. Chipps H. Copeland J. Crow M. Darst Pk . Jeff Howard 72 To Jeff, a stalwart soldier in the face of all adversities. A beloved classmate who worked with ut- most loyalty and love to bring honor and esteem to his class and to his school. Posthumously awarded a much deserved mem- bership in the Highland Honor Society. He will live in our memories always. Pifflfiifflsvifvkflsvisvkvisvlsvlfvlfflfikvkvkvkvkvlfvkvkvlsvlsvkflf D. Davis G. Davis R. Dustin T. Fisher S. Callology C. Geckley D. Ghenco R. Goare C. Gray B. Griffith D. Hardin T. Hardin S. Harris T. Harris R. Hartwell D. Hankins E. Headings D. Hendrickson K. Henson T. Hoskinson T. House L. Howard D. Irvine B. Jenkins A. lobe 89 juniors Participate in Play Guess Who? says Angela lobe. P. Jones R . Jordan A. Kanagy C. Kemmer C. Leo B. Lester D. Marshall A. McGinnis W. McGrady E. McF arl and J. M CF arl and R . Miracle R. Ogden D. Orweiler P. Payne I. Phillips G. Potts V. Price S. Ray P. Ragor G. Rice D. Rogers C. Rowlen D. Sample R. Sagor Don, Janet, Cindy, Andi, Vicki, and Robin show their acting ability. ll plea! P. Terry T. Ufferman L. Ulrey L. Van Fossen E. Ware S. Wickware R. Wilson V. Wise J. Woods M. Woods Ah, Ba1oney says Dick S Donie to Ron and Dan's Randy Bush proudly escorts his Mom and Dad on Parents' night. CLASS MOTTO: Love, Not Profit is the Great Motive COLORS: Blue and White FLOWER: White Carnation W. Smith G. Shirtluff D. Swint 91 Richard Myser receives 3rd in district Bob jenkins places on 2nd string in competition for Voice of Democracy Mid-Ohio Conference. Speech. juniors Are on the Go Terri House, Jr. Homecoming attendant, Richard Myser goes midnight fishing in is proudly escorted by her brother, Gary. Jr. Class Play BUCKEYE GIRLS STATE REPRESENTATIVES jan Davis Doris Marshall Linda KemPtOn 92 Hey Mark, eyes on the copy! Linda Fisher, the Sophomore Homecoming Attendant, brightens the walk for Neil. Sophomores Secure Their Place , President K. Gray N. Abraham l. Altizer D. Anderson R. Anderson E. Armstrong B. Arndt S. Benedict D. Bennett N. Bill P. Bill K. Byrd S. Bushong T. Carpenter S. Caudill M. Cox in the Future CLASS OFFICERS x V. President Secretary Treasurer Student COUHCH S. Geckley D. Esty L. Mast I B. Pruett L. Shinaberry 93 M. Hamilton B. C1-anclstaff P. Gregory J. Griffith G. Feustel L. Fisher R. Gordon I. Grabiel I. Crace K. Deel B. Dudgeon E. Elliott J. Elliott Today We Follow M. Hankins J. Harris B. I-larruff D . Hart Dave Hubbell presents tough competition S' Hass with his sheep. C. Hendrickson K. Hess 94 V. Higgins D. Hinkle B. johnson R. Jordan D. Kemmer R. Keys J. La Fever J. Lions B. Ludwig S . Ludwig D. Ludwig M. Lyman B. Mahan P. Martin B. McCormick P. McCoy j S. McFarland S. Melton T. Miracle Z. Morgan T. Mumford Tomorrow We Lead K. O 'Quin L. Parsons Sandy, Lorna, and Diane small talk in S. Payne W. Phillips L. Parsons the halls. M- Puttick J. Smith S. Squires I. Stauffer S. Stevens L. Tiller D. Rogers P. Scarberry K. Shinaberry J. Smith D . Rhinehart G. Roarick Q. 95 Sharon says, No fair peeking ! Scott takes typing seriously Striving for Excellence at Work Tobin Trowbridge Van Dyke Van Winkle Wa ggoner Walker Weaver Webb Webb We gener We iler Wickline Wickline Wilson Woods Young Hinkle andat Play 96 fir ,L .M , Q A M. E ,M : , s. im B. Abraham I. Alicie B. Anderson B. Archer Freshmen-Class of '72 D . Armstrong M. Ayers B. Bachelder J. Beam L. Bean I. Bloomfield R. Booke R. Burson B. Castle J. Campos We've got the Pep, We've got the Team! . . . Yeah! Scotties! ! ! 97 D. Clark T . Davidson T. Davis T. Davis T. Davis V. Davis B. Deel B. DeWitt R. Edwards S. F orst P. Frazier ix. N Eugene showing prize-winning lamb at County Fair. .4-. X ,Q . .gg g. x -. Q. S . Gifford D. Gordon M. Grace S. Griffith D. Hankins B. Hardin I. Harris V. Hawk D. Hay M. Horne Freshmen for the Right MOTTO : We Believe in Minds that Thinkg Hands that Workg and Hearts that Love. E. Huffman S. Jones A. Jordan K. Kanagy 98 B. Kemmer V. Lester E. Linkous I. Marshall M. Long C. Mathias J. Matson C. Mattox D. Messmer F. McCoy Search Way To Go President T. Tomblin Vice-President F. Salyer S. McCune W. Mc Curdy K. McKenzie L. McGrady 99 Secretary M. Knapp Class Officers Treasurer R. Rowlen Student Council S. Noble Student Council B. Leo A. McLain L. Miracle D. Mitchell D. Moore D. Moss S. Myser C. Parsons M. Payne T. Porter C. Pratt G. Pruett R. Pruett S. Pruett S. Pruett D. Pyne Sheila Noble, Homecoming Attendant R. Reid F. Rhinebolt S. Rice B. Sagar J. Sanders L. Scarborough M. Shaw P. Sheets . I. Shurtleff W. Snider B. Spearman M. Stamp Freshmen sampled School activities in preparation for more responsible ones next year. The class as a whole did not sponsor any special projects this year but their varied experiences should make for good teamwork as they meet the challenges of the Tenth Grade. 100 E. Stewart D. Stryker T. Sutherland I. Tharp D. Tobin D. VanDyke D. VanSickle K. Waggoner E. Ward J. Ward R. Ward S. Wickware I. Wien C. Wolfe P. Wood Marengo junior Mr. Marv High Faculty in Mason, Principal Mrs. Irwin Mr. Elford Mr. Pf ff er Mrs. W. W a Mr. Liggett S C S M D R M D - Lehman LEWIS Mattox Melton MCK ay Osborn Parsons Phelps P. Salyers D . Tomblin K T R M R S B R. WH ggOI191' Walker Ware Weaver Webb West Woods Young h a s M. Abraham ai A 1 . ,Q , C . Blake .K .,:g.'g5Q5Eg 'L Kiwis., -QL. .1 ff. , is Q., ' .af .Q W , 5 nm Fry 1259- .5 A an vm! Marengo Jr. High Band likes action music B. B. D. F. D. D. Ardnt Arndt Baily Beaver Beckel Belcher B W ifi? . 1 ,I- .- xg-s,wer,2 7 - .5-gs.zg,wwi -f . . f -Q , 5. L' Q . -F . VH.: we 3 if I. T. L. T. S. D. D. Blanton Bragg Condron Davis Dewitt Drake Fishburn T eeee f . kv. . ' gggfgggy . K -'H K Q5 - ,.,B, ' . .. if -'if B , 5. .. 25. 5' l lie? I- H Qu.- ' - 1 Emeef S. V. K. B. J- J- , Fisher Fout Gordon Grey Hammond Harms .Q gs . .. i, D. M. M. G. G. H. Higgins Hite Hoffman Hollis Horlocker Horne P. R. Harris Harris P. B- Johnson Keaton R T. W. M. N. T. P . G. Kessler Knapp Link Linkous Ludwig Ludwig Marshall Martin 104 sf 4. .Q Wea Ex M wi 3, N- wif!- . 'uk HWai.:Q.Z.fQ,2Q.gf'Qf'3?.1-b ii V M . i t--ar:-21. . 'ww aff. . - ' ' A.3xni'f1Jfea1v 'f P 'f 'f:?fEEQ2fEE I. f ' it ,J . L f , !,fffs.,ff75 . 1 fi' ai: - S -7 W -' 6 si g. E, 1 : f '- -5 xiii . ' .L 'mx fag ee-Q. 3 as J. C. C. D . O. D. J. L. Matthews McCarty McKay Messmer Miracle Mitchell Moss O'Q11inr1 X gm ls! Q I R, 3 4 X seg.. Q I ' -X : f'1 feng . A QRQK, ' ff .11 f S K H52 Wh ' J 'gm TN? 4 N ' W' if .5w...g,i. is. .5 alll V-4:1 M. B. J. P. C. G. R. S. Osborne Riel Robertson Pratt Prue tt Pruett Pyne Rhineb olt 1 , +.1.a,,1'.ffs.fsssfwgeg'eesw . K ' H' 1 73W:? .Q P' ' WZ-5f'Fg5zSs'3i, K :I . .f . .-.Ban ,s . . Q-1. f.,. sv.. is . , . :.:. ,,.-u.- x .. .g.. T .. Z. K K. if . . - .sep . . . . XS? K S - . -ala- fa . V ' . We J . .3 dt . C 5 . S fit C.. .2 5 J D. M. J. D. R. J. J. M- Riely Robson Sample Scott Shurtleff Steve ns Stiffler Sutherland . . 51. wg - -. L' 9.9 ws ' ga 4 S T. T. H. M. V. T. S. M. Thomsom Van Dyke Webb Weber Whalen Wilson Witt Wood School Spirit Abounds Football Cheerleaders C. Stanley, P. Duncan, B. Pruett, S. Shinaberry, J. Christian. 105 Marengo Basketball Players and Cheerleaders Have a Very Successful Season. Marengo Science Club Has Many Activities During the School Year. 106 Chesterville junior High Mr. Hochenshilt Chesterville, Principal Mr. Thompson Mr. Vanderberg MF- Weller IO7 Eighth Grade Class Officers Help Make Decisions Kathy Bird Harvey Smith Rick Vanl-Iorn Tapped for High School Future Leaders 32 -, L. Adkins J. Archer D Benedict K Bird B. Drake P. Frey T Frey G. Hankins P. Higgins L. Hinkle F. Huber B. Kanagy P. Kempton J. Long S. Lyman T. Majors W. McCoy L. McFarland M. McLain B. Miller R. Mounts B. Noble L. Perkins M. Rodgers G. Shaffer K. Sherman P. Skaggs H. Smith J. Smith T. Stauffer M. Taylor J. Trowbridge B. Ufferman P. Ulrey R. VanHorn C. Winters 1. Abraham S. Archer D. Bachelder M. Benedict J. Charles R. Clark D. Davis D Doughty D. Drake T. Ebersole D Frye R Gallogly L. Hardin R Hartwell B. Howard D jenkins B. Johnson V Jordan B. Kanagy S. Keen D Lehner Joyce Abraham Teresa Gregg Webb Seventh Graders Seek Adventure S. Noble N. Noble B. Orewiler D. Payne P. Price R. Price L. Roach G. Roarick J. Robinson J. Sherman C. Spearman I. Squires D. Taylor B. Taylor D. Tobin K. VanHorn VanWink1e G. Webb in Learning Chesterville Seventh Grade '13 Seventh Grade Class Officers Serve Their Classmates Well Ebersole U 8th grade Chesterville Eagles Team Backers: P. Kempton, D. Taylor, T. Ebersole, S. Keen, K. Bird, B. Ufferman 7th grade basketball team I I0 Chesterville Football team has a good season. Chesterville Science Club plans for Science Fair HI Welcome to RlNCWALT'S 100 Years in Mt . Vernon - ..E,EiVA' ' - 2 5 .i H4 f ' 1' - ' fx Y , I V f T 2 V ,A fwfr . . all 'A , .Ltr ya 1,31 3 :fi Congratulations to Highland Seniors DRS. W. E. STEFFAN, JR. 81 SR Optometrists Mt. Vernon, Ohio JERRY'S FOOD MART 7 South Vernon St . Sunbury, Ohio Congratulations W'ILMA'S SH OP Sunbury, Ohio ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY I 'Always First Quality Mt. Vernon Y r W Compliments of Bob Morris Y0 U R zfzfepezlffenf lll.fl1lYllll?' jAGfNT Whitney Insurance Agency, Inc. Sunbury, Ohio Phone 965-5951 52 Chesterville Convalescent Home Phone 768-2401 Chesterville Football team has a good season. Chesterville Science Club plans for Science Fair HI Chesterville Jr. High Band--Proud Musicians Student Council helps solve problems Chesterville Chorus gives out with sound and song ADVERTISING Welcome to R I N C WA L T'S 100 Years in Mt . Vernon Congratulations to Highland Seniors DRS. W. E. STEFFAN, JR. 81 SR Optometrists Mt. Vernon, Ohio JERRY'S FOOD MART 7 South Vernon St . ' -- - 'Z Sunbury, Ohio ,P - 1 , nl, . ' - - ,ll lr K - R' -,E .Z -R Q Congratulations - ' ai ' In gi I I 1 Q W1LMA's SHOP 6 li IZ f' 75 Sunbury, ohio F c.-. lv, 9.1.5, I ltr m 4' 5 7-':- ALxxsQ!!JgM. . - -- isis' L N Always First Quality Mt. Vernon Compliments of Bob Morris I ILYIIIYIIIII' AGENT HSERVES YOU Fllslu Y0 U Rlndepezldenf Whitney Insurance Agency, Inc. Sunbury , Ohio Phone 965 - 595 1 R Q? Chesterville Convalescent Home Phone 768-2401 The Sign of . . . 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Since 1940 122 South Main Street Fredericktown, Ohio 43019 Telephone 694-4046 Majestic Vista mms ggorrmo 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 GREEN Route 2 ANT VALLEY MEAT PRoceSSlNG PL .rr 'i 11421 Q, , U RALPH . 1. I R.c.tEw1s 1 ,.,: .,-V -.,g,. , I Custom Butchering -H '- 't't' ' Jos 5. 2 w. E. coFF1No s...f Phone 397 -3861 Wrapping- -Freezing MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE fi THE in lv ,,,..- O I Nl 'KTTH' ' L- Serving All Morrow County Phone 946-4956 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Morrow County DELAWARE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF SUNBURY, OHIO Serving Central Ohio Since 1877 MONTGOMERY WARD Best Wishes Highland Class of 1969 THE DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF: 219 S. Main street fig, 3 'FMTLLQ ,-,gig Bwmg- ' 11 - 'T'f 'f -W' Moum' an.sAu.omo Mt. Vernon, Ohio a - f -A Q - - Compliments of 1 -p 1. IIII- TAYLORS MARKET ' I GRIFFITH 'S from Mt . 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Vernon, Ohio FLING AND EVANS Complete Insurance Service Box 236--Sunbury, Ohio 43074 Phone 965-3056 RITCHEY'S MARKETS, INC. Where You Never Pay More, More Often Less . , x., 10-16 E. First Street Fredericktown, Ohio Telephone 694-5096 GENE'S AUTO SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Marathon Products Wheel Horse Garden Tractors gl Reo Mowers Phone 253-2461 Marengo, Ohio CELLAR LUMBER COMPANY FULTON ELEVATOR Building Supplies Phone 864-2162 and Paints Fulton, Ohio Marengo, Ohio Phone 253 -2491 IACK FISHBURN TANK AND TRUCK SERVICE 'me Q A I I ' I - o auuomc X -E fl 'MATER-leak V E , : I E QE ' cm ' Q X Mastermix A xv 'Feed Sz 'W A A ' Supplements 'Cement Paint - Asphalt 'l'Drain Tile iBrick-Mason Sand 4Mortar -Masons Lime 'E Limestone iiSteel Reinforced Mesh 81 Steel I-Beams 'Aluminum Windows Sz Sash 'Waterproof Cement White ' C oncrete - -Bloc ks Phone Marengo 253-2481 253-259 1 Buyers of Grain ' Shelling- -Grinding Mixing SNYDER'S IVIILLINC SERVICE Cement I N W 'r-- 3' , MQ fl ,A AX! lx E 71 IVIARENGO RGYAL BLUE , ., ?. -an Fresh Meats - -Groceries - -Produce Phone 253-2391 Marengo, Ohio MARENGO HARDWARE gl SUPPLY jAY'S WELDING AND REPAIR Tractors and Autos Jay W. Weyrick, Owner 253-3271 Marengo, ohio f A ,Z 5- LEVINGS MARKET Lee 81 Ruby Ingmire Marengo, Ohio 253-2581 R.R. 413, Marengo, Ohio Corner of 229 8: County Rd. 24 Compliments LARRY'S BARBER SHOP Larry Hawkins CASSIE 'S BEAUTY SALON 153 Iberia Street Mt. Gilead, Ohio GRANTS K.o.A. KAMPGRoUND Pnone 9437846 Family Camping 1000 Ft. W. of 171 on St. Rt. 1195 May lst thru Oct. 15th Three Well Trained Operators To Give the Best in Professional Hair Care ROSS BROS. A UTC WRECKINC usso AND Reaulu PARTS ACCESSORIES 3 Miles East of Morengo - Route 229 PHONE 253-3401 MARENGO, OHIO Compliments of BELCHER'S STORE Verna and Raymond HI C K SON Insurance Realty YUUR ndepfndenr Belcher 'snvu vou Sparta, Ohio lmuranre MGENT 9 Phone 946 -6055 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of Congratulations Seniors OUR SHOPPE GENE MATTEWS Shop Our Shoppe for the Best Buys in Town Centerburg, Ohio PEOPLE'S BANK l ,iil AS-A1 i llglll. A Mt . Gilead 1 6 , 1 Cardington S W 65991 X , ,f ff-Q' .-. '-'fc'-9' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. T at R SPEED FRANKIES BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT at AUTOMOTNE Centerburg' Ohio PARTS 625-6537 8 E. Main Street Centerburg, Ohio 625-5030 C 81 D CHEVROLET INC . Clyde Casto Sr Doyle Kirkpatrick Owners all Operators For the Best Buys See Us Phone 946-2826 Mt. Gilead, Ohio Compliments of HIGGINS BLOOMFIELD GENERAL STORE Phone 625-6373 Centerburg, Ohio Route l THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DELEWARE Farmers Bank Office Sunbury, Ohio A Full Service Bank Member F.D.I.C . Compliments of ROSS APPLIANCE gl FURNITURE ff I 323: 5959 tkkffof 'J -1'2 ' . Compliments of DR. G. J. NIXON AND H. E. RIGGS Veterinarians S Y. , wa 1,-' I 5 -K V' f M1958 X-,1 I S E . 5 K 19' - x'i- sg. 51 4 e I ? f -.I ll 414 .. , , . 51 iv. S. vp' Xm :mu x' Z' 1, ,. I lu Centerburg, Ohio 625-6185 Mt. Gilead, Ohio B Sz M POTTERY 81 GIFT SHOP Good Luck Where Quality Tells S ilii it l'i and Service Sells tnift Bob and Mabel Landon 768-3183 I A I l CENTERBURG FEED 8: GRAIN 256 Styi 3 6S.6 W Super Sweet Feed Red Rose Feeds Centerburg, Ohio 625-5744 PEOPLE 'S STORE Deleware, Ohio AL gl BILL'S BARBER SHOP Main Street Fredericktown, Ohio WORNSTAFF INN W. Main St. 6 A.M .... 8 P.M. Closed Sunday CHESTERVILLE SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY Washed Sand gl Gravel Bank Run Sr Crushed Gravel Art and Ruth Wegener Phone 768-2993 I 1 World's Largest Selling Pre-cision Cut Homes M . E . Hall 112 W. Walnut Street Cardington, Ohio Phone 864-6956 De Vore Funeral Home Marengo, Ohio Phone 253-3541 If No Answer Call Collect C6145 965-3936 24 Hour Ambulance Service RALPH SHELBY'S SOI-HO Centerburg, Ohio 625-2031 R AND H FLOOR AND WALL COVERING Linoleum and Tile Carpets and Draperies Paint and Wallpaper Phone 946-5036 52 S . Main St. Mt. Gilead, Ohio Congratulatlons 81 Good Luck to the Class of 1969 from the SNYDER-MELICK FU ERAL HOME Harry Melick- -Dxrector Phone 625 6038 Centerburg Oh1O H. W. IONES 81 SON, INC. Oil Field Trucking and Excavating Dependzale ' S ER VI CE Phone 253-2051 Marengo, Ohio KIRK'S DRIVE-IN Fine Food To Go Mt. Gilead, Ohio a n he I 'Lf 'W , V f 1 NM ig in gk 7 f ' CWhere the Gang Meetsb Compliments of WEAVERS ICA FOODLINER F what it ff SEX X Q-3i: 6g,'32 R 'W X 5 3 X KET A Marion Rd . Mt . Gilead, Ohio BlLL'S FLOWER SHOP Marengo 253 - 24 18 Cardington 864 -3911 BILL'S GREENHOUSE ..:fs1z11.:.. , B11l's Il!! it -- -W1ff'?, ' 1'i A if ld --1 My ,, .. 1 KQV -Qatar Q 634 X X Eff 152 I Q K ' v' A' ff' f. fr fa M3640 f ff N K 1 ff, 6, 'r QA , ,f 1 , X X .- : 2 lv YQ! ' -.f . 5 x I l 5 A W4 5 K 1 C el -. ,' kr If Your Hair Isn't: Becoming to You Then You Should Come to Us . HOWARDS BEAUTY NOOK he QF! 'Y 1 B 531 H41 X Che sterville Ohio GEYERS' I1 MEATSLF5 ?'Z6Av56Elr Q - I 4- V ay Mount Gilead, Ohio SNYDER'S IVIILLING SERVICE i m SS 4 . , , ,, E Eu' f -J: I' ' Offs , K p 'I !- . xi CONCRETE BLOCK CEMENT PAINT 'A' FEED Su SUPPLEMENTS DRAIN TILE i BUYERS OF GRAIN BRICK A MASON SAND at ALSO SHELLING - GRINDING MORTAR - MASON'S LIME MIXING LIMESTONE STEEL REINFORCED MESH G STEEL I-BEAMS ALU NUM WINDOWS 8. PHONE MARENGO H5ggg,'3g0g,gg'45g3, 253-2481 or 253-2591 F EKTILI Z E K MILLING SERVICE -5, NC SNYDEPJS .. ' liTQ 'vw EBERSOLE'S CUSTOM BUTCHERINC , I Para. T' . 1 S Q ?w' f J ' . 1 Fredricktown, Ohio Phone 768-2821 Processing for Your Freezer RUSH RIDGE FARM Lime Spreading Fertilizer Spreading Coal and Stone Feed Hauling Chesterville , Ohio 4 4 1 LEE TILLER'S BODY SHOP AND GARAGE Where Friends Meet and Eat 24 Hour Wrecker Service . r ' Phone 625-6538 Centerburg, Ohio - I. ,!, 1 'rig-P-S2 D- X SOI-IIO s 1 Z V 5 Intersection of Routes 61--71 Marengo, Ohio Robert Foos, Manager PesJrter's Frozen Custard Compliments DENMANS IGA MARKET Mt. Gilead, Ohio l Chesterville, Ohio I PATRONS 1 i Trio Lanes ....... Mt. Vernon F PR YGR 'S Richard Day Jewelers . . Mt. Vernon 1 Dr. Wm. S. Deffinger. .Marengo Congratulations to Senior Class of 1969 Bottled Gas Service D 81 N MARATHON TV- -Radio Service Service Is Our Business 625-6586 Centerburg, Ohio Phone 253-2281 BOWEN JEWELERS Marengo, Ohio Phone 946-1851 37 S . Main St. Mt Gilead, Ohio C:-Aaj