Homer High School - Trojan Yearbook (Homer, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1960 volume:

fyau one invited to t£e t£e (feast f ?59 60 ro cut Sta 'rtyotKe'l (?4 UHU UtCt ScAoai 0?acu£ttf Se U vi4 tytcute puttcon, £Ce tte tfrvict 4ctaActce Sfayite rfcCventi uty GEORGE PETREDEAN President FRED VINCENT Trustee H. B. RANDALL Superintendent WILLIAM SEMON Secretary HOWARD ANDREWS Treasurer £ctuc ztio € OWEN BETZ Trustee 4 Seifre OfteK ettt Historians looking back upon our time may be torn between the inclination to call it the Atomic Age and the inclination to call it the Age of Education. The burgeoning of science and technology and the unlocking of the secrets of atomic energy are traced to education. Our national strength depends mainly upon human resources and education is the most important means of making the most of these same resources. We are living in this age and may we get the most out of it by becoming educated and thereby becoming a valuable part of this era. Harry B. Randall Mrs. Mildred Andrews and Mrs. Mary Lou McCullough efficiently serve the administration, faculty, and students in the Superintendent's Office. Mr. T. I. Curtis, a former teacher in the Homer Community School, was on hand at the opening of the 1959 and 1960 school year and served until October 5, 1959, when Mr. Harry Randall, former superintendent at Holton, assumed his position here. OFFICE HELP Margaret Schau Joan Young Pat Kellogg Kathleen McCullough Jeanette Butler Karen Huston Judy Pittelkow Mr. Robert E. Edgerton, High School Principal, and Mrs. Hazel Cambum. Secretary, maintain a busy office. Several students help out with the clerical work throughout the year. Left to Right: Mrs. Clifford Boyd; Mrs. Newman Enos; Mrs. Clayton Jarrett; Mrs. Earl Evey; Mrs. James Pritchard; Mrs. Paul Estelle, (Cafeteria Manager); and Mrs. Wesley Koons. CAFETERIA HELP Connie Bowersox Danny Carty Susan Gridley Audrey Kirkbride Jackie Lape Betty Leatherman Margaret Schau Charlene Tasker Linda Worden BUS DRIVERS Andy Bender John Butterfield Gilbert Erbisch Earl Foss Edward Janes Alton McRae Harold Murphy Rufus Ryan (pictured) CUSTODIANS TOP ROW; Gerard Wlllaert Roland Wilson BOTTOM ROW; Howard Cortright Larry Jarosz Bill Smith Clarence Smith Ted Tesch Harold Williams taiUiiiiii I rJt (can CE c LEON DRAIME - Physical Education, MARSHALL LANE - Veteran's Instructor Occupations MARGARET WARRICK - Shorthand, Typing. Business Training, Trojan-Headlight BERNITA EDGERTON - English, Debate, World Literature PAULINE ARNOLD - English. Library GLENDA ROEPKE - Science, Crafts DAVID LIGHTFOOT - English, History iU'friffl GILBERT ERBISCH - Science, Physics. Chemistry, Biology JANET LIGHTFOOT - Home Economics JOHN BUTTERFIELD - Band, Glee Club MARY HART - Art CHARLES CURRY - Math, Algebra. Science, Sports ROBERT RHINARD - Civics. Occupations, Sports CO-CAPTAINS - Jim Boyd. Bill Wilson (Not Pictured) GARTH JOHNSON - Speech Correctionist VIRGIE RUFF - Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Guidance Director MRS. ELIZABETH BOOTH MRS. ERMA SIZELAND 0p i4t MRS. MARGARET KING MRS. VALDA GOODRICH pcn t tyi de MRS. ROBERTA TIDD MRS. LORENA PANN Seco td d usuie MRS. JOAN WAGONER MRS. LEOLA MAPLES MISS FERN WAGER dfaute MRS. EDNA BERRY MRS. RUTH BEHLING MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON MISS RUTH GEORGE MISS LILLIAN FLETCHER MRS. THELMA BARLOND tytade MRS. LOUISE ARNOLD MRS. MARY RICH MRS. ETHEL RADABAUGH Stxti ( t uCe MRS. MARY FOX MRS. LUCILLE MUNK MRS. BLANCHE ALLEN l t ifr neeceitcott: For all the help given us through our high school years. We, the Senior Class of 1960, take this opportunity to thank our class sponsors, Mrs. Whitney and Mr. Curry, and all of our past sponsors who have contributed their efforts towards the betterment of our class. MR. CHARLES CURRY MRS. HELEN WHITNEY Scttc i SfKMAo'i4' GxttC Mrs. Whitney, Sponsor, Maria Rivera, Vice President; Phyllis Foley. President; Pat Kellogg, Treasurer; Sarah Melville, Secretary; Mr. Curry. Sponsor. SHARON AMBLER Being a flirt is quite a hobby. “ CARL BALYEAT Oh, why should life be all labor. CARROL BETZ A friendly gal who is known by all. SANDRA BITZ A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash. ■-V JAMES BOYD His hair is wavy, but he's levelheaded. KATHLEEN BRADLEY Her smile goes around and buttons in back. SHIRLEY BRADLEY I’ve lived and loved. DENNIS BROOKS The later one gets to school in the morning, the shorter the day is. JEANETTE BUTLER She could talk, oh, how she could talk. RICHARD BUTTERS It is said that muscles make a man, what a great hunk I am. WILLIAM CADY What! No girls in heaven, well leave me here. RICHARD COFFMAN My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. JOHN COLE A manner sure and friendly, a spirit fine and true. JEANNE CONNELLY A girl who recently moved into town and always nice to have around. ROLLAND COPPES It's fun to study 1 bet. CHARLES CRAVEN Work has killed many a man, why die. ROSE DANIELS You don't have to be big to get along in in this world. BETTY DENSMORE Her quiet ways are deceiving. RICHARD FOGEL No peace on earth with women, no life without them. PHYLLIS FOLEY I'm not boy crazy and you will never find me lazy. CHARLES GIBSON I may look slow - but wait until I get started LEILA GORDON Quiet and innocent looking, but so is dynamite. ROSS GOTTSHALL I am willing to be convinced, but I'd like to see anyone try it. MARY HESELSCHWERDT Why take life so seriously? You can’t get out alive, anyway. MARILYN HOLMES Sometimes quiet and sometimes shy, but the rest of the time OH MY! PATRICIA KELLOGG Where boys go, she goes. ” ALVIN KEMPTON A man of a few words but much thought. AUDREY KIRKBRIDE Always a true friend for everyone. BARBARA LANDIS Not that she loves studies less, but that she loves fun more. HALFORD LA PE Sometimes I sit and grin and think. Sometimes I just sit. JACQUELINE LAPE You’d never know I was naturally bashful. BETTY LEATHERMAN We can do the most good by being good. LINDA LONG All I ask of life is a little home. CALVIN LONS You can never stop learning, so why start? WALLACE LONS I like work - I could sit and watch it for hours. ’ RICHARD LOOMIS Not a chip off the old block, but the old block himself. LANA MAINS Her manner Is as winning as her smile. KATHLEEN McCULLOUGH If she can't find anything to laugh about she will just giggle. SARAH MELVILLE Beneath her quietness is true sincerity. JOHN MICHAEL I am fond of the company of a woman. MARY MILLS She who is tall, sees all. SHERRY NELSON You don't have to be a blond to be preferred. JOSIE NICHOLS For she is certain to be seen wherever fun and mischief beam. WILLIAM NORTON All in all, he’s a problem. JOYCE A. O’DELL Calm and sweet, just grand to meet. JOYCF E. O’DELL She has a nice smile you remember quite a while. DOROTHY REED Oh, I know one good man. RED RIVERA Some say he's quiet, others doubt It. MARIA RIVERA As merry as the day is long. RICHARD ROEPKE Tut. tut. my man, the girls won’t hurt you. KENT ROSENAU “He is mighty, he is wise, he's a terror for his size. MARGARET SCHAU She has a mind of her own and a voice to express it with. MARY SHERMAN Not too serious, not too gay, a good friend every day. JOHN SHILLING That I am a man, I'll have you know, even though I have some space to grow. RICHARD SIMMONS Women are such delightful creatures. JUDITH SMITH Like a circle never ending, does my tongue go on forever. ” NANCY SMITH She gets away with murder. JUDITH SPRAGUE When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. JAMES SUSZKO Seen but seldom heard. STAN SWOPE Work and I never agree. LLOYD SWAFFORD There’s a bit of bad In every good little boy. JACK THURSTON Here's a boy who would be a riot. If noise were made by being quiet. LARRY THURSTON He is somewhat of a clown, you always know when he's around. RONALD TUCK A winsome guy, happy and gay. gets his work done day by day. JANE WAGONER She's as much fun as a firedrill In a test. INEZ WATSON A very quiet girl - at times. JOE WILLAERT Just enough learning for me and no more. WILLIAM WILSON Some like them short, some like diem tall, but me, I like them all. SHIRLEY EARL Never known to be quiet, in fact she never tried it. LYNN SMITH (not pictured) Speech is good, but silence is better.' WILLIAM KIRKBRIDE Did not finish BENJAMIN WILSON Always known for quietness. JOAN YOUNG It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. NICHOLAS YOUNG No one knew him by his words. LOUIS ZOELLER Men of few words are the best men. COLOR: Blue and Silver MOTTO: Every Task - great or small - we do it well, or not at all. FLOWER: Blue and White Carnation Settion, D ic SHARON AMBLER Glee Club 2, 3. 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Song Leader 3; Spanish Club 2 CARL BALYEAT Football 1; Projectionist 1.2, 3; Trojan and Headlight Staff 4 CARROLL BETZ Office Practice 2,3 SANDRA BITZ Librarian 2; Glee Club 2; F. H.A. 3,4; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 4; Trojan and Headlight Staff 4 JAMES BOYD Band 1, 2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Football Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F. A. 1. 2; Junior Red Cross 1; Spanish Club 2 KATHLEEN BRADLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 3; Debate 1, 2; D. A.R. 4; Gym Assistant 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Secretary 3; Queen's Court 3 SHIRLEY BRADLEY F.H.A. 3; Glee Club 4 JEANETTE BUTLER Glee Club 1, 2; School Play 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Office Practice 4 BILL CADY Debate 1; Projectionist 1; Student Council 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 3, 4 RICHARD COFFMAN Band 1,2; Projectionist 1; Debate 4 JEANNE CONNELLY Dance Club 3; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3 ROLLAND COPPES Basketball 1; Football 1. 2,3; Headlight and Trojan Staff 3, 4; School Play 2 CHARLES CRAVEN Baseball 3; Football 3, 4 ROSE DANIELS Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary 3; Debate 1, 2; Headlight and Trojan Staff 3; Glee Club 1, 2; Librarian 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Reporter 4; Spanish Elementary Teacher 4 BETTY DENSMORE F.H.A. 1,3,4 RICHARD FOGEL Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Track 3 PHYLLIS FOLEY Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4; Class President 3, 4; Queen's Court 1, 4; C. D. All-Star Band 2, 3 CHARLES GIBSON Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3; Projectionist 1. 2, 3, 4; Debate 4; Spanish Club 4 LEILA GORDON Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; School Play 1, 2 ROSS GOTTSHALL Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Glee Club 2 MARY HESELSCHWERDT Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 MARILYN HOLMES Band 1, 2; F. H. A. 4; Headlight and Trojan Staff 3, 4; Trojan Business Manager 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; School Play 1 PATRICIA KELLOGG Glee Club 1,2; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3, 4; Gym Assistant 3; Office Practice 4 ALVIN KEMPTON F.F.A. 3 AUDREY KIRKBRIDE F.H.A. 1, 3, 4; Cafeteria Help 1, 2,3, 4 JACKIE LAPE F.H.A. 1,2, 3; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 3; F. H. A. Historian 4; Cafeteria Help 1,2,3, 4; School Play 1 BARBARA LANDIS F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. Reporter 3; F. H. A. Secretary 4; Librarian 2; Headlight and Trojan Staff 3, 4; Trojan Co-Editor 4; Glee Club 2 BETTY LEATHERMAN F.H.A. 4; Cafeteria Help 1, 4 LINDA LONG Class Vice President 3; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 RICHARD LOOMIS Track 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; School Play 2 LANA MAINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 1; Spanish Club 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 4; Trojanaires 2; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; F. H. A. Vice President 3; F.H.A. President 4 KATHLEEN McCULLOUGH Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 3. 4; Office Practice 4 SARAH MELVILLE Class Secretary 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; School Play 1 JOHN MICHAEL Band 1,2,3; Track 3; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4 MARY MILLS Spanish Club 2,3; Office Help 3 SHERRY NELSON Band 1,2,3; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Red Cross 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4 WILLIAM NORTON Projectionist 1,2, 3, 4; Headlight and Trojan Staff 2, 4; Football 2 JOYCE ANN O’DELL Band 1,2. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2.3, 4 JOYCE ELAINE O’DELL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Help 1 DOROTHY REED F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. Historian 3; F. H. A. Treasurer 4-F H A FRED RIVERA Parliamentarian 1 Track 3; Baseball 2,3, 4; F.F.A. 1.2. 3. 4; F.F. A. Vice President 3; F.F.A. President 4; Spanish Club 1.2.3,4; Spanish Club President 4; Elemental). Spanish Teaches 4 MARIA RIVERA F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 1; Spanish Club Vice President 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Class Treasurer 2; Cafeteria Help 3 cctcatta ttf RICHARD ROEPKE Football 1,2,3; Band 1,3; Spanish Club 2 KENT ROSENAU Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2. 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Band 1, 2; F. F. A. 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Spanish Club Treasurer 3; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Class President 1; Student Council 4; King's Court 2 MARGARET SCHAU Band 1. 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Office Practice 4; Cafeteria Help 2.3, 4 MARY SHERMAN Band 1.2,3, 4; Trl-Sclence 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. Vice President 4 JOHN SHILLING Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 3; Red Cross 2; Student Council 2; Track 3; Projectionist 4; School Play 1 JUDITH SMITH Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Student Council 2, 3; Student Council Vice President 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Delegate to United Nations 3, 4 LYNN SMITH F.F.A. 1,3,4 NANCY SMITH Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Historian 4; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Office Practice 1; Delegate to United Nations 3,4 JUDITH SPRAGUE F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; Cafeteria Help 1,2 JAMES SUSZKO Band 1, 2. 3; All-Star Band 3; Debate 1; Projectionist 1; Class President 2 STAN SWOPE Track 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1.2; Projectionist 1 JACK THURSTON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1 LARRY THURSTON Band 1; Basketball 3; Projectionist 1; Headlight and Trojan Staff 4; School Play 2 RONALD TUCK F.F.A. 1; Debate l;Band 1,2,3; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2; Projectionist 1 JANE WAGONER Band 1; Student Council 1; Pep Band 1; Spanish Club 2,3, 4; Glee Club 2; Elementary Spanish Teacher 4; Office Help 1 INEZ WATSON Glee Club 2; Trojanaires 2; Librarian 2; Headlight and Yearbook Staff 4 ALVA WILSON Class Treasurer 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3; F. F. A. 4; Football Co-Captain 4; King 4 BEN WILSON Football 3; Track 3; Projectionist 4 JOAN YOUNG Band 1.2. 3; Cheerleader 1,2, 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Debate 1,2,3; Forensics 1,2, 3; Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Student Council President 4; Librarian 1; C. D. All-Star Band 2, 3; Office Help 4; School Play 3 (?l Zd4 We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind and judgement, do hereby bequeath all our worldly possessions and knowledge to those who have followed us through our high school years at Homer High. SHARON AMBLER wills her flirting ability to Lois Smith. CARL BALYEAT wills his study habits, diligent or otherwise, to Harry Lucyshyn. CARROLL BETZ wills her job to her sister. Betty. SANDRA BITZ wills her laugh to her brother. Leo. JAMES BOYD wills his athletic ability to next year's teams. KATHLEEN BRADLEY wills her personality and smile to Miss Trisch. SHIRLEY BRADLEY wills her eyebrow pencil to Larry Ice. DENNIS BROOKS wills his late slip to Bill Kennedy. JEANETTE BUTLER wills her wise cracks to Nancy Hayes. RICHARD BUTTERS wills his picture frame in Mr. Edgerton's office to Mike Brockway. WILLIAM CADY wills his wild night-life to Sandy Ttllson. RICHARD COFFMAN wills his dates with Jackson girls to Rodney Horton. JOHN COLE wills his large stature to Karl Trader. JEANNE CONNELLY wills her shorthand and typing ability to future classes. ROLLAND COPPES wills his primping ways to Bob Leplrd. CHARLES CRAVEN wills his unused books to anyone who wants them. ROSE DANIELS wills her ability to get away with things in Civics class to her sister. Susie, to use next year. BETTY DENSMORE wills her shy ways to Carole Andrus. RICHARD FOGEL wills his way with the women to his brother, Jim. PHYLLIS FOLEY wills her quiet ways to Kathy Miller. CHARLES GIBSON wills his hobby of reading to Carl Reed. LEILA GORDON wills her disposition to Janice Holden. ROSS GOTTSHALL wills nothing because he wants more himself. MARY HESELSCHWERDT wills her jokes to Coach Rhinard to tell in next year's Civics class. MARILYN HOLMES wills her natural blonde hair to Elida Rivera. PAT KELLOGG wills her ability to manage the class treasury to all of next year's treasurers. ALVIN KEMPTON wills Simon, and Theadore, his chipmunk friends, back to David Siville. AUDREY KIRKBRIDE wills her position in the cafeteria to Sharon Kennedy. JACKIE LAPE wills her ability to get along with people to her sister, Judy. BARBARA LANDIS wills her long hair to Barbara Warrick. BETTY LEATHERMAN wills her curly hair to Pauline Adams. LINDA LONG wills her empty desk to Barbara Rising to see if she can fill it. CALVIN LONS wills his record number of years in school to anyone who can break it. BUTCH LONS wills his football ability to Bob Allen. RICHARD LOOMIS wills his ability to speak Spanish to next year’s class. LANA MAINS wills her homemaking ability to Grant Hammond. KATHLEEN McCULLOUGH wills her ability to have fun to Jean Larder. SARAH MELVILLE wills her good study habits to Bob Keifer. JOHN MICHAEL wills his duals to Robin Maples to put on his Model-T. MARY MILLS wills her height to Clifford Williams. SHERRY NELSON wills her slimness to Peggy Butters. JOSIE NICHOLS wills her pretty eyes to Toni Dundon. BILL NORTON wills his ability to wander during classes to Leora Green. SARAH MELVILLE wills her good study habits to Bob Keifer. TViU By Rose Daniels Kathleen McCullough JOYCE ANN O'DELL leaves Lyndol to Mr. Edgerton to keep close tab on him. JOYCE ELAINE O'DELL wills her red hair to Elaine Fredricks. DOROTHY REED wills her athletic ability to Bob Gibson. FRED RIVERA wills his pitching ability to next year's baseball team. MARIA RIVERA wills her sweetness to Mary Beyers. RICHARD ROEPKE wills his convertible to Ben Begley so he can have twins. KENT ROSENAU wills his extinguished bonfire to next year's cheerleaders for their pep meetings. MARGARET SCHAU wills her shortness to Marilyn Brail. MARY SHERMAN wills her brains in Physics to Wayne Lenon so he can pass the course next year. JOHN SHILLING wills his football uniform to Dan Carthy. RICHARD SIMMONS wills his ability to sleep during Civics class to anyone who can get away with it. JUDY SMITH wills her comedienne acts to Mrs. Lightfoot to cheer up her next year's classes. LYNN SMITH wills his ability to stay in nights to Ricky Taylor. NANCY SMITH wills her temper to Karen Huston. JUDY SPRAGUE wills her flirtatious ways to Florence Patrick. JAMES SUSZKO wills his neatness to Karen Miller. LLOYD SWAFFORD and STAN SWOPE will their ability to skip school to anyone who can get away with it. JACK THURSTON wills his quiet ways to Mary Anne Neufer. LARRY THURSTON wills his singing ability to next year’s Glee Club. RONALD TUCK leaves his parking places to next year's steadies. JANE WAGONER wills her yakking ability to Mary Anne Boughner to go along with what she already has. JOE WILLAERT leaves the Concord girls to the Concord boys. BILL WILSON wills his farming ability to Bruce Curry. BENNY WILSON wills his nice personality and friendly ways to Tom Sanders. INEZ WATSON wills her blush to Mr. Noller to go along with what he already has. JOAN YOUNG wills her good report cards to Bob Murray. NICHOLAS YOUNG wills his ability to get to classes on time to Mike McComber. LOUIE ZOELLER wills his ability to stay in class to Butch Parker. To next year's SENIORS, we leave our excursions in Civics Class in hopes that they’ll get as much out of them as we did. To next year's JUNIORS, we will our scholastic ability. To next year's SOPHOMORES, we will our ability to get along with the teachers. To next year’s FRESHMEN, we will four short years of fun. SENIORS' THIRTEEN YEARS TOGETHER T Krfi iectf t6e The scene is on the Good Ship Lollypop in the harbor of Timbucktoo. The year is 1985. Coming down the gangplank is that famous private detective, Marilyn Holmes, better known as Have Eye, Will Spy. Her latest assignment has been to look up the graduation class of 1960 from Homer High School. She bids farewell to Bill Cady who is the captain of the Good Ship Lollypop and the crew that consists of Navigation - Jim Suszko, Radio man - Dick Roepke, and Social Director - Kathy Bradley, who are all graduates of 1960. Private-Eye Holmes is on her way to report to her present employer, the famous Doctor Jeanette Butler, who has just finished her latest experiment, a cure for the giggles. As we look at the report made by Private-Eye Holmes we see that Betty Leatherman is a missionary working in Hollywood reforming the Movie Stars. Her latest reformed star is Dick Butters, who took the leading part in the great movie, Trapeze. In Studio One Alvin Kempton has taken over Alvin the chipmunk's place and is now working with Theodore and Simon on their next record, Wake up, Alvin ! As we read on, we find that Jackie Lape is now running a diet salon. We read that Dick Fogel is head Baseball coach at Yale University. One of his most valuable players is Carl Balyeat, who was voted the year's most valuable player. On the sidelines we see that famous oil Millionaire, Kent Rosenau. We see from the manuscript that in Battle Creek, Michigan, Louis Zoeller is now employed at Kellogg's, popping corn for Sugar Corn Pops. In Kalamazoo Fred Rivera has replaced Huckle Berry Hound on TV. Phyllis Foley, a nurse, is gallantly administering to the needs of the maimed, the blind, the sick and the dying in a cat and dog hospital. Jack Thurston is now head man at the John Deere Plant in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We read on to find that Nancy Smith and Ross Gottshall have finally given up fighting and are going into business together making dog houses. Let's hope that Ross stays out of the dog house. Private Eye Holmes found in the weekly paper, published by Bill Norton, that Sharon Ambler has replaced Ann Landers, and is writing an advice column for lovers. In the paper there was an article that Larry Thurston, with a sensational new clown act has joined the Bradley and Craven Circus, owned and operated by Shirley Bradley and Charles Craven. Reading on in the manuscript, we find that Dennis Brooks now owns his own gas station, the big Standard Station in Junction Flats, Kentucky. Down the road from Brooks Standard Station, we find die race track. Racing around the track in his midget racer is Dick Simmons who won last year's famous ten dollar race. As we read on we find that Margaret Schau is now modeling dresses for Connelly's in Tennessee, owned by Jeanne Connelly. The dresses were designed by that famous Paris designer, Mademoiselle Rose Daniels. As you probably read last year. Rose took the designers medal for having designed the best dresses throughout the last ten years. As the manuscript continues we read that Jim Boyd is now teaching Physics at Bradenton High School in Florida. He is working on Current Electricity now with his class. Let's hope he figures « out. Also teaching in Bradenton High we find Mary Mierman teaching Gym. She is now teaching her class judo. We hope no bones get broken. On the fifth page of the manuscript we read that Richard Coffman now owns a big wheat farm in Iowa. His neighbor, who owns a cattle ranch, is that well known Carol Betz who raises beef for Campbell's Beef Soup. Carol has a great crew that works for her. The crew consists of roundup man - Joe Willaert, feeder - Nicholas Young, and butcher - Butch Lons. As we continue on we find that Mary Heselschwerdt is painting billboard pictures along the turnpikes. Stan Swope is a life guard on the beach of California. He has made the record of saving a person a day. Kathleen McCullough, who joined the Waves after graduation, is now Commanding Officer in Nevada. We see that Barbara Landis has set up her own Dance Band. While she plays the accordion, Ronnie Tuck plays the cornet, Joyce Ann O'Dell plays the saxophone and John Michael plays the trombone. Together they make great harmony. We find that Leila Gordon is now manager and owner of the Great Gordon Bowling Alleys. Lana Mains is now secretary to Charles Gibson, who took over Sam Rayburn's job as Speaker of die House. Richard Loomis is now ambassador to Mexico where he uses his fine Spanish that he learned from H.H. S. Jane Wagoner is selling Fuller Brushes now from house to house. x£ f$60 On the sixth page of the report we read that Sandy Bitz owns her own beauty shop in Salt Lake City, Utah. Sitting in the chair to get her hair fixed is that famous policewoman, Sarah Melville. She has just gone off duty at the Ohio State Penitentiary where Lynn Smith has been working regularly as warden. There, officiating as matron, is Josie Nichols. Reading on we see that John Cole and Benny Wilson are now running a Sporting Goods Store. One of their frequent customers is Calvin Lons who is a great fisherman on the West Coast. In New York we read that the famous Sprague, O'Dell, and Reed Skating Rink has opened again for another season. This is owned and operated by Judy Sprague, Joyce Elaine O'Dell and Dorothy Reed. Skating around the rink is the well-known figure skater. Betty Densmore. We read on to find that John Shillings now owns the famous Waldorf Hotel in New York. In the Hotel lobby we find Maria Rivera as the hat check girl. The personnel of the Kitchen consists of cook - Lloyd Swafford, pot and pan washer - Audrey Kirkbride, and head waiter - Bill Wilson. Farther on in the manuscript, we see that Mary Mills owns a Dude ranch in Arizona and her foreman is Rol-land Coppes. They take dally rides with their guests. There on vacation we see Linda Long, who is a matron for an orphanage in Boston, Sherry Nelson, who is a famous baton twirling teacher in Ohio, and Pat Kellogg, who works for the well known Smith Travel Agency owned by Judy Smith. On the last page of the manuscript we read that Joan Young is a famous lion tamer in the heart of Africa. The hardest to find on die 1960 graduation class was Inez Watson, who is now the famous explorer who has been on an expedition to the North Pole. This completes our search for the graduates of 1960. 60 Phyllis Foley y Mary Sherman In the fall of 1956, one hundred and six bewildered students entered the halls of Homer High to start their long journey through high school. From this large group the following were chosen as class officers: Kent Rose-nau, President; John Shilling, Vice President; Lana Mains, Secretary; and Bill Wilson, Treasurer. We were represented in the Student Council by Jane Wagoner and Joan Young and in the Junic Red Cross by Sherry Nelson and Jim Boyd. Dick Simmons and Phyllis Foley were our King and Queen candidates at our first Homecoming. At the annual Freshman Initiation we were introduced to the new life of high school by the sophomores with the usual lipstick, perfume, etc. To advise us through our first year, we selected Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Arnold as our class sponsors. In September of 1957, we re-entered the halls of Homer High with ninety eager students. We elected James Suszko to lead our class with Linda Long as Vice President, Pat Kellogg as Secretary, and Maria Rivera as Treasurer. Our Student Council representatives were Judy Smith and John Shilling, and our Junior Red Cross representatives were Sherry Nelson and John Shilling. This year we favored Mrs. Whitney and Mr. Curry as our class advisors and chose to retain them for the remainder of our high school days. Once again Homecoming was here and this time our choice for King and Queen candidates were Kent Rosenau and Joyce Ann O’Dell. This year during Freshman Initiation the tables turned with the newcomers getting a once over. At Christmas time we sponsored our first dance, die Holiday Hop, which was held in the Lillian Fletcher School and was a great success. Our Junior year began in the fall of 1958, with an enrollment of eighty-one students. Immediately we elected class officers, they were as follows; President, Willie Yeager; Vice President, Phyllis Foley; Secretary. Rose Daniels; Treasurer. Pat Kellogg. When Willie Yeager moved to Litchfield, Phyllis Foley was promoted to President and Kathie Bradley was elected as Vice President. We were represented in die Student Council by Judy Smith and Ross Gottshall. Joan Young, Student Council Secretary, also represented our class. After waiting impatiently all summer, we finally received our class rings at the beginning of our Junior year. Deciding to get away from the last minute rush in our Senior year, we chose our class colors, motto, and flower at this time. At Homecoming the Class of '60 was represented in the King and Queen courts by Lloyd Swafford and Kathie Bradley. November of our Junior year brought the season where the procedures were reversed and the girls took the initiative and chose a partner for the Sadie Hawkins Dance. We will always remember the hours spent making pigs, cows, horses, chickens, and Hillbilly shacks, which were used for decoration at the dance. The biggest project of the year was sponsoring the annual Junior and Senior Banquet and Prom. For i.ts success, credit should be given to our mothers who prepared a delicious meal, and the boys who created a realistic water fall which added emphasis to our theme, Hawaiian Paradise. Before we knew it our Senior year was here, and seventy-six students returned to complete their high school education. To lead us through our final year we elected the following officers: Phyllis Foley, President; Maria Rivera, Vice President; Sarah Melville, Secretary; and Pat Kellogg, Treasurer. Nancy Smith and Ron Tuck represented our class in the Student Council; and the student body chose Joan Young as President and Judy Smith as Vice President. Our King and Queen candidates were Bill Wilson and Phyllis Foley, and Bill had the honor of reigning over the Homecoming Dance which we sponsored. Some of the special events during the year were die magazine sales in which Pat Kellogg was top saleswoman. and die Senior pictures which we will always treasure. At this time we also planned our Senior Trip to Washington, D.C. and New York which occurred June first through June fifth. During the busy month of May die Alumni Association and the Junior Class honored us at their banquets. Both evenings were very enjoyable. Class honors went to Joan Young, Valedictorian; Nancy Smith, Salutatorian; and Kathie Bradley, D. A.R. Good Citizen. Those participating in extracurricular activities should also be recognized. They are: The three cheerleaders, who aroused school spirit; the seventeen lettermen, who were active in various sports; and the band members, who showed their talents in the music field. For the help we received with our many tasks we would like to express our thanks to parents, teachers, and advisors. We were now confronted with the night of Commencement, and receiving our long awaited diplomas. With our journey at its end we will travel our separate ways with the memories of our happy days in high school and the knowledge that we have acquired through the years. I960 (ZCcua ‘P e K by Kathie Bradley We look down die halls of Homer High these are the halls of our past. In them we have had joys and sorrows and formed memories that will last. Our memories are of the football games basketball, baseball, and sack And of course we'll remember our athletes that usually brought victories back. We'll always remember our teachers so willing to lend us a hand And our kind and loving parents who always could understand. When years have gone by and we find ourselves atraveling our separate ways. We'll remember our friends and teachers of our wonderful high school days. Now our studies and snuggles have ended and our goal is at last drawing nigh. In our hearts forever well treasure our memories of old Homer High. Sony (1) The class of 1960, will leave dear Homer High Our lives have been filled with memories of the wonderful days gone by Remember all the friends we've made they’ll never leave our heart And of course the wonderful teachers who helped us from the start (2) Remember all the sports and whenever things went wrong The band would raise our spirits when they played our school song We’ll ne’er forget our Junior Prom with the palm trees, waterfalls, and leis It is surely one of the bright spots in our dear old High school days REFRAIN: The motto of our class so true we sing it now to you Every task, big or small, we do it well or not at all Every task, big or small, we do it well or not at all. Words by Kathie Bradley Music by Jane Wagoner ( 'tacCctatiatt S xe'tct e4, 7ue4cUuf. Way 3? f960 S uctCcf '?ox na£ Three Act Comedy Directed by MRS. BERNITA EDGERTON CAST Jane......................MARY HOWARD Sally..............................JUDY PORCUPILE Agnes............................DENISE WAGONER Andrew..............JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Netde................CHARLOTTE MINAR Mr- Ahern...........................TOM ARNOLD JIm................DOUGLAS WICKHAM Rose..............................CAROL DENSMORE Mrs. Tilton........................JUDY SMITH J°sle.................. SUSIE DANIELS Elroy............................ROBERT ERBISCH George - - - -....................HARRY LUCYSHYN Marsha.............................JUDY KARCHER Clndy......................TONI DUN DON MarIlyn.............................SUE SACKETT Cunningham......................CHARLES GIBSON Prompter...........................JUDY WAISNER Left to Right, STANDING: Mrs. Arnold, Advisor; Tom Arnold, Vice President; Gareth Grldley, President; Mr. Rhinard, Advisor. SEATED: Susan Daniels, Treasurer; Sharon Keller, Secretary. Don Armstrong Robert Arnold Thomas Arnold Lorna Bailey Diane Ball Ben Begley Paul Blashfield Lois Bowersox Janet Bowser Michael Bradley Marilyn Brail Gordon Bronson Jack Bronson Peggy Butters John Chamberlain Floyd Coffman Milford Combs Susan Daniels '6f Mike Egnatuk Robert Erbisch Sally Face Linda Farrier Vicky Fausz Leora Green Gareth Gridley Paul Hakes Sharon Hammontree Beverly Hoaglin Rodney Horton Karen Huston Judy Karcher Robert Kelfer Sharon Kellar Robert Kellogg Asa Kempton Sharon Kennedy Alfred Kinzie Jack Ladd Jean Larder Bill Leatherman Bill Leedle Delmer Lenon Kay Lindsey Carol Mansfield Robin Maples Bill Martinson Mike McComber Kenneth Miller Mary P. Neufer Walt Nichols Nancy O’Dell Wayne O'Dell Gordon Parker Judy Pittelkow Judy Porcuplle Nancy Prue Carl Reed Lyndol Renffoe Barbara Rising Doris Risner Maxine Risner Keith Rosenau Suzanne Sackett Grant Shafer Barbara Smith Larry Smith Lois Smith Gail Smock Gary Sprague Gene Tidd Karl Trader Sandra VanMeter Denise Wagoner Judith Waisner Bob Warner Raymond Weston Tom Wildt Clifford Williams Left to Right: William Wagoner, President; Kay Roepke, Secretary; Connie O'Dell, Treasurer; Carol Pittelkow, Vice President; Mr. Nelson. Advisor. Not pictured: Mrs. Hart, Advisor. SofeJuMuyie- 7 uti ztio i Picture Not Available Pauline Adams Betty Betz Carol Berklund Mary Beyers Leo Bltz iV Connie Blue Diane Boertmann Connie Bowersox Betsy Bradley Linda Brail Mike Brockway Sharon Brown Mary Crist Bruce Curry Carol Densmore Harold Dibble Leland Disbro Leonard Fancher Richard Frederick Robert Gibson Susan Gridley Boyd Hamilton Grant Hammond Nancy Hayes Janice Holden Juanita Hopkins Mary Howard William Huckfeldt Larry Ice Bonnie Ingraham Elizabeth Jarosz Stephen Keifer Bill Kennedy David Klnzle Patricia Klrkbride Linda Lawrence Robert Leplrd Harry Lucyshyn Gary Mansfield Larry Martin Homer Melville Kathy Miller Beverly Moore Connie O'Dell Diana Parker Florence Patrick Carol Pittelkow Geneva Poynter Sharon Radtke John Reagle Kay Roepke Tom Sanders Tim Shafer Fred Steeby Charlene Tasker Richard Taylor Ivan Thompson Sandra Tillson Bill Wagoner Leslie Warner Barbara Warrick Gene Watkins Douglas Wickham Fred Williams Naomi Yates (?C Z46 Donn Kline Kathy Ladd Jay Landis Left to Right: Mr. Draime. Advisor; Sharon Collins, Secretary; Virginia Miller, President; Janie Coxon, Treasurer; Mr. Lightfoot, Advisor. John Andrews Lyle Bailey Bruce Bayles Katherine Betz Barbara Blair Helen Bradley Mary Ann Boughner Gary Bowersox Bonnie Butler Janice Camburn Daniel Carty James Chamberlain Delores Clay Sharon Collins Jane Coxon Rebecca Cummins Richard DeForest Bruce Dye Virginia Edgerton Gloria Enos Pat Evans Larry Fast A Iona Faust Jane Fausz Nancy Finucane Terry Fleming James Fogel Mike Foley Elaine Frederick David Gregg (ZCgaa '63 Ollie Hackworth Bill Hawthorne Roger Hewitt James Hickerson Roseann Huckfeldt Alan Huffman John Jarrett Howard Kemp Sandra Kinzie Kenneth Kubasky Judy Lape Carol Lawrence Sandra Lawton Cora Lepird Terry Long Coralee Marshall Robert McAdam Fred Melville Glennadean Miller Karen Miller Tom Miller Virginia Miller Joyce Merica Carolyn Murphy Lloyd Newland Carol Nichols Clifford Nichols Calvin O’Dell Jerry O'Dell Reatha O’Dell Suzanne Payne Harry Pettibone James Pope Charles Randell Don Richardson Elida Rivera Arthur Sheets Gareth Smith James Swafford Jean Swafford Joyce Thurston Paul Truax Duane VanMeter Mary Willaert Robert Willaert Gladys Zoeller Frogs in Biology ( usuCe Tommy Allen Kathleen Bailey Barbara Barton Rose Mary Bates Ruth Ann Bamberg Richard Bitz Diane Blaln James Booth Jerry Booth Allen Boughner Brent Boyd Robert Brown Eileen Coffman Joyce Craven Terry Dawson Robert Densmore Carolyn Dibble Charlene Estelle Gail Face Georgia Fleming Richard Folk Blaine Goodrich Burdette Green Russell Gregg Paul Hackworth Sharon Hart Donald Heiney Dawn Heselschwerdi Marilyn Hoaglin Lorana Hopkins Dennis Humphrey Dennis Huston 4tcC SEATED: STANDING: Miss Bushong Terry Dawson Jerry Tuck Mrs. Roepke Rose Mary O'Dell Dorothy Steeby Howard Karcher Donna Schultz Russell Gregg Terry Tuck Linda Hyde Harry Jinkerson Howard Karcher Ken Kenyon Geraldine King Lane Landis Daniel Lawton Frank Manke Roger Maples Lionel McCone Keitha McCullough Richard McDowell Mary Melville Rosemary O'Dell Dennis Parker James Patrick Alice Pittelkow Erma Reed Gene Renshaw Gilbert Rivera Donna Schultz Cherry Shafer Cheryl Smith Dennis Smock Frances Smoke Dorothy Steeby Jeanette Swan Kathleen Tesch Grace Truax Jerry Tuck Terry Tuck Florence Vest Raymond Waisner Jack Warner Wayne Wildt Donald Young 0 £ v t h Seventh tfauCe O ccen cutd SEATED: Miss Trisch Ronnie Wintersteen Douglas Ivey Jimmy Butler Mrs. Lightfoot STANDING: Rodney Evans Deborah Dawson Rose Marv Boyd Billy Rogers James Norton Carolyn Martin Wayne Radee Terry Butters Robert Adams Mark Ambler Rex Anderson Gary Arnett Nelson Aslin Rodney Balyeat Thomas Bates Mary Brekheimer Richard Berry Tommy Beyers Carol Bowersox Rose Mary Boyd Yvonne Bradley Margaret Brenner Barbara Bronson Steven Brooks Jimmy Butler Sandra Butler Terry Butters Nina Camburn Barbara Cascarelli Vera Chamberlain Peter Chamberlain Dixie Coburn Terry Coffman Carolyn Cole David Collins Gwendolyn Combs Joel Combs David Daniels Deborah Dawson Janice Drinkwater Dale Dye Dana Dye Carolyn Edgerton Billy Erb Carolyn Erbisch Rodney Evans Raymond Face George Geer Steven Gehrig Sarah Green Sherry Hackworth Nancy Hakes Jackie Hammontree David Heselschwerdt Mike Hewitt Herbie Holbrook John Hoffman Duane Ice Seventh tyvade Douglas Ivey John Klrkbrlde Donald Ladd Raymond Ladd Barbara Leatherman Brent Mains Carolyn Martin Sonja McComber Jim McCulla Alice Melville Maudle Michael David Miller Robert Miller Shirley Nichols Jim Norton Ronnie O’Dell Steven Osborn Larry Patrick Robert Peterson George Petredean Wayne Radee Howard Riggs Hawlie Robinson Billy Rogers Shirley Sanders Joel Schartzer Edward Scheyett Mike Shrlder David Smith Leonard Smith Lloyd Smith James Snyder John Swafford Douglas Tasker Patricia Tasker John Thurston Roberta Tillson Don Van Meter Eurbln Walker Douglas Warner Robert Watkins James Wiley Kathleen Williams JudyJWintersteen Ronnie Wlntersteen Vernon Wlrebaugh Picture Not Available Richard Wood Band Follies , of mo Life in These t United Stole $ Sixt Philip Anderson, Ernie Arnold, Camelia Carry, Beatrice Cobern, Iris Coffman, Carolyn Denbrock, Robert Eva. Craig Combs Jan Fast Sara Gardner Deanne Goodrich Ruth Hitz Jerry Hackworth Kathy Keifer Jackie Lawton Carol McCone Sandra Miller George Moore Karol Nowlin Kathy Olson Marilyn Pittelkow Phillip Robison Galen Schultz Larry Custer Charles Disbro Charlene Fleming Gordon Fleming Gary Frederick Donna Furlong Paul Ice Dennis McDowell Willard Miller Larry Mills Sam Pratt Bruce Purucker Pauline Steele William Steele Linda T uchtenhagen Glenda Walker Keith Warner Eva Y oung Luther Isaac Richard King Frances Koons Fred Lape Leroy Leatherman Vivian Lockwood Albert Marshall MRS. ALLEN -Teacher Pictur Not Avail bk Tom Sheets Sandra Signor Theo Smoke Jan Tasker Beth Taylor Sandra Taylor David Wickham Karen WIrebaugh ( iade MRS. MUNK Teacher Shirley Ballinger. Jerry Benham, Tim Boertman, Ruth Coxon. Fred Cutcher, Vickie Dawson, Bill Drink- Kathy Anderson water. Linda Anderson Margaret Booth Robert Butler Charles Edler Ivan Egnatuk Larry Findley Larry Hyde John Lathrop Jacqueline L xd _______ Jane McCone Charlene McCullough Pat Miller Linda Jo Moore Sharron Norton Ruth DeForest Cally Draime Timmy Evans Carol Fast Kenneth Hackworth Jana Hoffman Lois Norman Petredean Gloria Robison Violet Shafer Judy Thurston Trader Dale Vincent David Wald Carleen Holden Rita Martinson Nancy McAdam Leila McCullough Danny Miller David Miller John Pile Danny Smith Kay Smock Regina Spradlin Mary Waid Virginia Whitney Wayne Wilson Karen Walsner Charles Weiss Susan Joana Williams Wintersteen Diane Wood MRS. ARNOLD - Teacher SixtA uide MRS. RADABAUGH -Teacher Mary Bartley. Jerry Bender, Bridget Boughner, Jean Bradley, Dennis Bronson. Jerry Bronson. Jerry Bussing, Ollie Cole. P, Ambler Wanda Cole, Emily Collins, Georgena Finucane, Donald Hackworth, Brenda Hall, John Hopkins, Darrell Humphrey. Jerry Arnett Patty Bailey Roslee Isaac Judy James Clyde Jordan Clarence Kimber Edna Llndzy Roger Lockwood No Available Patty Behling Dalton Blake Karen Bolton Dalis Miller Gloria Nicewander Martha Nichols Mary Nichols Gary Owens Connie Brodock Stephen Cady David Carty Penny Connelly David Pope Robert Potter Lloyd Rappleyea Carol Roan Darrell Esterline Bill Fausz Steve Frederick Kathy Gridley Frank Hall Ballard Robinson Robert Signor Gladys Truax Jerome Vest Gary West Clifford Lawrence, Karen Long, Sharon Melville, Eulah Nickles, Sandra Payne. Sharon Richardson, Ermelinda Rivera. Ricky Rockwell, Karen Sanderson, Ronald Scha berg, Jim Wade, Larry Warner, Velma Weston, Roberta Winnick. Stephen Bronson (Not Pictured) MRS. RICH -Teacher MISS GEORGE Teacher % Janet Anderson Barbara Blain Donla Arnold, Lonnie Banks, Brenda Bellfuss, Margo Benson, Michael Bowser, Linda Crall, Ruth Densmore. Jackie Blair Carra Booth Jeanne Bradley Vicki Butters John Cook David Curry Gary Custer Janice Dye Kathleen Foltz Susan Folk John Dye John Erb Mary Lou Fausz Douglas Fleming Victoria Jarosz Donald King William Knapp Maureen Lepird Michael Long Jon Marshall Barry Maurer Robert McWatters Robert Neufer Phyllis Nichols Philip Nowlin Carol Patrick 0 I ' ' Joann Gregerson Kathy Gregg Gary Hackworth Kay Humphrey Thomas Jarosz Diane Pile Michael Roan Gary Rowbotham Kenneth Sanderson Michael Linton Thomas Makslmchuk Rosemary McCullough Robert Mestdagh Michael Nagel dinger Robert Shepherd Lowell Smith Charlotte Trout Merry Nelson Karen Olson Mary Powers Elizabeth Pritchard Randy Purucker David Rhlnard Charles Wiley Debra Wiley Sue Ann Schartzer, Phyllis Shilling, Connie Spradlin, Carol Stewart, Vicki Waid, Terry Warner, Maurice Yost. MISS FLETCHER Teacher The Lillian Fletcher Elementary School. The new school was completed in the fall of 1957 in the honor of Miss Fletcher, who will be retiring this year after 35 years of teaching in Homer. This was Miss Fletcher s first year teaching in the new elementary school. p Coralee Cole Christina Edler Dreatha Hall Harold Hart Kathleen Hitz John Lape Diane Llndzy Karen Lindzy Rosalee Marshall Cheryl Miller School playgrouna John Miller Cliffton Nickles Gertrude Parker Irvin Pratt Marie Pratt John Sheets Dorothy Swaffori Pamela Tasker Leon Wooten Kathy Yaudes MISS GEORGE - Teacher 0?occit6, uzde MRS. BERRY. Teacher 7 £W ode Jeannie Roan, Glenna Robinson, Danny Signor, Robert Shaw, Janet Tasker, Gary Truax. Steven Wooten. ‘Po'uute Rose Marie Akers Michele Balyeat John Bartley Emily Bates Marcus Bolton Judd Brenner Mari Ann Bronson Michael Burkhart Earl Clay Claude Cooper William Fowler Ray Gifford Sharon Grinnell Gary Hart Jerry Hart Donald Hulbert Melda Hurley Terry Hartle Pamela Kline n r Betty Jane Jordon, Mary Lou Luna, Richard Miller, Bonnie New land. Sherry Niceswander, Craig O’Dell. Gary Prichett. s- I • , 'y ttrd tyiaeie SA Jimmy Nowlin Jan Okley Sharon Patrick Mark Rowbotham a Merlin Cobern Stanley Combs Penny Dawson Harold Eaklns Harold Geer Linda Humphrey Irma Hutchins Milford Isaac Sandra Jones Bruce Long Jerry Lowder Denise McCone Linda Avery, Becky Bayles, Ronald Beilfuss, Beverly Betz, Jerry Boyd, Joseph Bronson, Terry Butler. MRS. JOHNSON. Teacher Charles Ambler Dick Arnold n Robert Mclntost Sandra Moore Bruce Murphy Tela Murphy Jackie Newland Jean Benham Kathy Boertman Gall Brodock Randy Butters George Cornell Barbara Crandall Beverly Crandall Kent Sackett Timothy Sheets Karen Smith Judy Swafford Nona Daniels Cathy Day Mary DeForest Nancy Edler David Taylor Janet Trout Alan Vest Roy Vest Debbie Wald Gerald Y oung MRS. BEHLING, Teacher Linda Marshall Roger Martin Donella Maurer Sammy Mestdagh Margaret Miller Carlos Riveria Cynthia Sarata Bruce Semon Mark Taylor Dean V incent. Linda ■ k Waisner, John Weiss, Betty Wiley, Patty Winnick, Wayne Wood, Michael Worthington. Raymond Fast Sandra Fast Charles Fauver Gary Hammontree Eileen Hicks Damon Huffman Ronald Ivey Glenna King 1 fv Ppfi arJp£ P r r.Xl 'siSH5rff£ y t 1 Second n fra MRS. JOAN WAGONER Teacher Gary Akers Franklin Arnold Raymond Arnold, Jim Ballinger, Larry Banks, Ricky Boertman, Bonnie Booth, Craig Brooks, Christine Cascarelli. ■IB i Joey Collins Michael Crandall Connie DeForest Michael Edler Donnie Esterline Sharon Fairchild Judy Findley Terry Findley Douglas Frarey Stephen Gridley Donald Hitz Charles Hoaglin George Hopkins Greg Balyeat Ronnie Beilfuss Julie Bronson } Teresa Bussing Susan Butler Frank Chlystek Marietta Cobern Steve Katz Steve King Gregg Lockwood Nancy Marshall Ollie Cole Steve Cornell Brenda Disbro Beth Ann Fleming I n its r Roger Fowler Jim Gordon Suzie Hackworth Gene Hamman Connie Hart Harry Hutchins P TS tT Patsi McCone Chris McWaters Barbara Norton Jo Ann Oakley Donald Prickett Marcia Prough Brenda Roan Luanna Rockwell Keith Schlottman Craig Wagoner Earl Warner Ray King Carl Lape Danny Luna Steven Macomber Buddy Marshall Lewis McKim Dickie Miller Phillip Miller Wesley Miller Geraldine Parker Clyde Pratt Terry Renshaw, Paula Shaw, Dennis Sloan, Dennis Steele, Jimmie Sweet, Craig Waid. Jeff Waid. Paula Weiss Randy W ood MISS FERN WAGER Teacher tytcuCe MRS. IEOLA MAPLES - Teacher Barry Benson Linda Blair Marilyn Butler Roger Mestdagh, Becky Murphy, Kathy Nageldin ger, Betsy Norton, Judy Patrick, Tommy Petre-dean, David Phillips. Gloria Potter, Douglas Rhinard, Larry Robinson, Gale Rowbotham, Donna Shorkey, Debra Smith , Mary Taylor. Linda Trout, Dawn Vincent. Ann Wade, Sheila Walker, Lori Whitney, Rita Wood, Frances Yost. Ricky Zuck. Linda Cox Josephine Egnatuk Kent Gregg ■tfcftii Dale Hackworth Ann Heaton John Hicks David Jones Larry J ustice Charles Larder Sherry Long Kent Maurer Diane McDowell iVvs H 9 Steve Avety Garry Banks, Donny Bates, Brenda Bayles, Jimmy Bradley, Lucille Chlystek, Denise Combs, Mike Cortright. Dorothy Bartley Nellie Mae Cole Stevie Conley Ronnie Face Junior Flemming Jack Hlckerson Luke Hutchins MRS. KING - Teacher Mur g -tnlf Terry Crandall A Jimmy Crandall J t Steven Densmore f Connie Edler r L‘ Kitty Krbisch Douglas Gifford 1 '' ’ Kay Hamman Kevin Huffman Randy Long TfcCA | Brenda Miller 1 . - ? Kay Nowlin . fi I ® ?! Philip O’Dell Jackie Pombler Debra Prater David Purdy u ±JmLam m Connie Jarosz Larry Keifer Freida Knapp Jimmy Robison f-Karen Sober Terry Streets Larry Knuth Larry Lape Jo Ann Lepird Janene Lord w Alan Marshall Barbara Thomas Edward Trader Larry Vest Vicki Wood Caroline Nickles Dorene Pace Wendy Prescott Jimmie Roan Richard Shaw John Swan Douglas Trader Dennis Williams Delana Wooten Janet Worthington MRS. GOODRICH - Teacher f Pft Karen Maurer Jannette McCullough Linda Nanrz Charles Osbcrn mm Jim Dye Lois Gregerson Pamela Hackworth Pamela Hakes Frances Hopkins Judy Klingaman Mark Larder Linda Lazaroff Stephen Lazaroff Debra Lindsey Brenda Mains Shelby Bailey, Scott Blue, Bobby Brodock, Claudette Bushong, Scott Butterfield, Philip Crandall, Terri Daniels. Dennis Avery Kenneth Behling John Carmen Ralph Cole Stephanie Fleming Peggy Hall Patty Harrington Gail Hewitt Christine Smoke La Donna Sowers Gwendolyn Thomas David Parks Karen Patrick Pedro Rivera Rocky Rockwell Brent Semon Terry Lape Wayne Smith Chuck Lord Terry Lowder Ricky McIntosh Jay Meyers Charles Miller Norman Nicewander Barbara Nichols Susie Okley Monica Sanders Rose Mary Seabrooks Ronnie Shephard Lucinda Smith, Marsha Swan, Susan Synder, David Tracey, Robert Trout, Kay Vest, Jerry Wilson. Don Hickerson Fred Jordan David Keifer Judy King MRS. PANN - Teacher MRS. SIZELAND, A.M. Teacher Patty Andrews David Crall, Gregory Hamilton, Mark Ham-montree, Kathy Hickerson, Amanda Hulbert, Ruthie Keifer, Doug Lindsey. Clift Billy Ladd. Barry Linscott, Richard Luna, Christine Marshall, Kitt McCone, Bill Nickles, Benny Pace. Karen Bonogfsky Karen Butler Polly Ann Butters Diane Cox Steve Phillips Debbie Prough Bruce Schanz Kally Shaffer Patty Shephard Louie Denning Mike Fast Susan Fleming Doug Smith Chuckle Swafford Ernie Swafford Marcia Tasker Holly Taylor Karen Gregg Danny Hackworth Terry Hackworth Karen Hart Mickey Ivey Dennis Lape June Lowder t ; i i rs Denny Maksimchuk Alicia McCullough Mary Ann McWatters Roxanne Miller Jimmy Nageldinger Don Tracy Mike Vest Dean Wade Kent Warner Christine Weiss Larry Wiley Betty Patrick Eddie Pritchett Doug Stewart Jimmy Vandenberg Julie Wilson Shelia Zuck MRS. SIZELAND, P.M. Teacher MRS. BOOTH - P.M. Teacher t tderupevite t n Cv p ¥ Kathy Coftright, Norma Daglow, Laura Daniels, Alan Egnatuk, Roger Face, Nancy LaFountain, Diana Frarey. Jerry Hackworth Dennis Hartle Delma Howard Lione Hoyt Jerry Jordan Larry Katz Karen Kline Denise Lape Vance Larder Jerry Lathrop Philip Marshall Gary Avery Thomas Melville Clifford O’Dell Becky Olson Marian Patrick Randy Banks Linda Beilfuss Floyd Cole Melody Dean r r? t T' ik A f . A Carol Petredean Steven Pombier Robin Renshaw Kathleen Steele Dana Vincent Gary Watkins Debbie Douglas Connie Fowler Freddie Heaton Mark Justice Angie Luna Susan Martin Sherry McCone Mary Lou Miller Sammy Miller Ronnie Nickles Pictur Not Available Diane Phillips V Irene Watkins IE Martin Prough Debra Puckett Brent Purucker Donna Rowbotham Shirley Shaw Carlene Siefert Todd Smith Eli Sparks Jr. Stevie Swafford Raymond Wiley Terri Wilson MRS. BOOTH - A.M. Teacher Safety Patrol FRONT ROW - SEATED. Left to Right: Dreatha Hall. Harold Hart. Diane Pile. John Erb, Michael Nageldlnger. Terry Warner. David Curry. Joann Gregerson. Kathy Yaudes. Charlotte Trout. Dorothy Swafford, Diane Lindsey. Cheryl Miller. SECOND ROW. Left to Right: Maureen Lepird, Vicki Butters. Randy Purucker. Irving Burkhart. Thomas Maksimchuk. Rosalee Marshall Merry Nelson. Constance Spradlin. Sue Ann Schartzer, Jacqueline Blair. Phyllis Shilling. Thomas Jarosz. Susan Folk. Karen Olson Mi -chael Roan, Maurice Yost, Lonnie Blanks, Janice Dye. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: John Miller, Gary Rowbotham, Kenneth Sanderson. Barry Maurer. Charles Wiley. Robert McWaters. Ruth Dens-more. Leon Woaten. Phyllis Nichols. Mary Powers. Janet Anderson. Rosemary McCullough, Carol Stewart. Kathryn Humphry. Jeanne Bradley. Kathy Gregg, Elizabeth Pritchard. Pamela Tasker, Carra Booth. Gertude Parker. BACK ROW. Left to Right: Robert Mestdagh, Vicki Wald. Ricky Beifuss. Phillip Norvlln. Billy Knapp, Robert Neufer, Michael Burkhart. Karen Lindsey, John Lape, Michael Linton. Gary Hackworth. Kathy Foltz. Gary Custer. Lowell Smith. John Dye. Robert Shepard David Rhinard, John Cook. tytade ‘Sand SEATED, Left to Right: Lois Trader. Fred Cutcher, Diane Wood, Charles Edler, Tim Boertmann, Jerry Bender, John Lathrop, Larry Finley. David Waid, David Carty. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Norman Petredean. Larry Hyde. Jackie Lord, Karen Waisner, Sharon Norton, Ruth Coxon, Charlene McCullough, Susan Williams, Dale Vincent, John Butterfield (Band Director). BACK ROW, Left to Right: Pat Miller. Charles Weiss, Linda Moore. Gloria Robison. William Drinkwater. Jane McCone, Shirley Ballinger. Ivan Egnatuk, Violet Shafer. Joanna Wintersteen. Scxt i tyi cte ‘Sastct FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Anderson. Ruth DeForest. Lynn Cambum, Cally Draime, Kathy Anderson. Nancy McAdam. Margaret Booth. Carol Fast. Carleen Holden, Mary Waid. Jana Huffman. Regina Spradlin. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Tim Evans, Rita Martinson, Virginia Whitney, John Pile, Leila McCullough, David Miller, Kay Smock, Kenneth Hackworth, Dan Miller. Robert Butler, Dan Smith, Bruce Purucker, John Butterfield (Band Director). Mcent ? z u£ FLUTES: Blair. Barbara; Bradley, Kathleen; Dundon, Toni; Edgerton, Virginia; Face. Sally; Kinzie, Sandra; Warner. Leslie; Warrick. Barbara. OBOES: O’Dell. Connie; Smith. Larry. BASSOON: Sackett. Suzanne. SOPRANO CLARINETS: Carty, Daniel; Coffman, Floyd; Coxan, Jane; Curry, Bruce; Evans, Patrick; Foley, Phyllis; Hamilton, Boyd; Heselsch-werdt, Mary; Holden, Janice; Hopkins, Juanita; Howard, Mary; Ingraham. Bonnie; Klrkbride, Patricia; Mansfield, Carol; Porcupile, Judy; Schau, Margaret; Sherman, Mary; Trader, Karl; Wagoner, Denise; Waisner. Judy. ALTO CLARINET: Radtke, Sharon. BASS CLARINETS: Cambum. Janice; Erbisch, Robert; Hammond, Grant. ALTO SAXOPHONES: Butler, Bonnie; Lucyshyn, Harry; Mains. Lana; O’Dell. Joyce. TENOR SAXOPHONE: Enos. Gloria. BARITONE SAXOPHONE: Miller, Robert. CORNETS: Arnold, Thomas; Chamberlain, James; Dye, Bruce; Foley. Mike; Gridley. Gareth; Kubasky, Kenneth; Martinson. William; Smith. Gareth. FRENCH HORNS: Butters. Peggy; Randall, Charles. TROMBONES: Dens-more, Robert; Jinkerson, Harry; Tuck. Jerry. BARITONES: Gibson. Robert; Maples. Robin; Wagoner, William. BASSES: Huffman, Alan; Tidd, Gene; Wickham. Douglas. PERCUSSION: Gordon. Leila; Hoaglin, Beverly; Roepke, Kay; Williams, Fred. Mr. John Butterfield, Director. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phyllis Foley, Judy Porcupile, Judy Waisner, Karl Trader. SECOND ROW: Robin Maples, Robert Gibson, Bob Erbisch, Larry Smith. Gene Tidd, Joyce O’Dell, Lana Mains. Bruce Dye. Gareth Gridley, Tom Arnold. STANDING: Kay Roepke. Leila Gordon, Fred Williams. MAJORETTES - Mary Howard Denise Wagoner Sharon Radtke Beverly Hoaglln Mary Heselschwerdt Connie O'Dell Suzanne Sackett DRUM MAJOR -Karl Trader FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kathy Bailey, Carol Erbisch, Marilyn Hoaglin, Ruth Ann Bamberg, Margaret Brenner, Gwen Combs. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Judy Wintersteen, Carolyn Edgerton, Deborah Dawson, David Heselschwerdt, Rex Anderson, Mike Hewitt, Jerry Booth, Wayne Wildt, Terry Tuck. THIRD ROW. Left to Right: Janice Drlnkwater, Edward Scheytt, Mary Berkheimer, Maudle Michael, Sharon Hart, George Petredean, Steve Gehrig, Joel Schatzer, Raymond Face, Dana Dye, Douglas Ivy. Rodney Evans, Jerry Tuck, Harry Jin-kerson, Robert Petersen, Robert Densmore, BACK ROW, LefttoRight: Donald Young, Brent Boyd, Wayne Radee, Richard McDowell, Jim Booth, Brent Mains, Douglas Tasker, Robert Miller. Karl Trader, Nina Camburn, (Director) John Butterfield. Missing: Vera Chamberlain, Robert Erbisch, Larry Smith. FRONT ROW, LefttoRight: Susan Daniels, Kay Lindsey, Josie Nichols, Sharon Ambler. Carol Berklund, Shirley Bradley, Leslie Geer, Mary Ann Neufer. BACK ROW, Left to Right: (Director) Mr. Butterfield; Sharon Kellar, Marilyn Brail, Linda Brail. Mike Bradley, Carole Andrus, Lana Mains, Charlene Tasker. FRONT ROW - SEATED, Left to Right: (Advisor) Mrs. Arnold, Mary Crist, Mary Beyers, Glynda Wiley, Sharon Brown, Kay Roepke. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Betsy Bradley, Barbara Smith, Carol Pittelkow, Nancy O'Dell, Sharon Kennedy, Ricky Taylor. Barbara Rising, Vicki Fausz, Geneva Poynter, Sandra VanMeter. 'De ate SEATED, Left to Right: John Chamberlain, Denise Wagoner, Toni Dundon, Robert Erbisch. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Charles Gibson, Douglas Wickham, Harry Lucyshyn, Mary Howard, Judy Porcupile, Charlotte Minar. Richard Coffman, Judy Karcher, Carol Densmore, (Advisor) Mrs. Edgerton. o Hecemc ta “Panode 7 e te — “i oCtdeuf4 King - BILL WILSON Queen - KAREN HUSTON Left to Right: Lyndol Renffoe, Phyllis Foley, King - Bill Wilson, Queen - Karen Huston. Boyd Hamilton, Janice Camburn, Richard DeForest. Moved: Suzie Johnsonbaugh. FRONT ROW - SEATED, Left to Right: Juanita Hopkins, Jackie Lape, Historian; Dorothy Reed, Treasurer; Beverly Hoaglin, Song Leader; Lana Mains, President; Mary Sherman. Vice President; Sharon Kellar, Regional Officer; Mrs. Lightfoot Advisor; Kathleen McCullough. Reporter; Barbara Landis, Secretary; Lorna Bailey. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Shirley Earl. Carol Densmore, Marilyn Holmes, Sarah Melville, Jane Coxon. Jane Fausz, Mary A. Neufer, Margaret Schau, Janice Camburn, Alana Faust, Mary Ann Boughner, Gloria Enos, Leslie Geer, Susan Gridley, Becky Cummins, Sandra Lawton, Virginia Edgerton, Barbara Blair. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Smith, Linda Farrier, Kay Roepke, Sandra Van Meter, Judy Sprague, Betty Densmore. Maria Rivera, Joyce Thurston, Elida Rivera. Lois Adams, Joyce E. O’Dell, Carol Mansfield, Gail Smock, Josie Nichols, Rose Ann Huckfeldt, Mary Wil-laert, Mary P. Neufer, Connie Bowersox, Jean Swafford, Sharon Collins. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Peggy Butters, Betty Leatherman, Leora Green, Kay Lindsey, Linda Lawrence, Sharron Hammontree. Judy Pit-telkow, Judy Lape, Audrey Kirkbride, Glynda Wiley, Marilyn Brail, Sandra Kinzie, Patty Kirkbride, Jean Larder, Sharon Ambler Pat Kellogg, Sue Payne, Diane Poynter, Frannie Ambler, Nancy Prue, Charlene Tasker, Diane Ball. FRONT ROW - SEATED, Left to Right: Jack Thurston, John Cole, Treasurer; Fred Rivera, President; Butch Lons, Joe Willaert, Hal Lape, Sentinel; John Michael, Vice President; Bill Wilson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right; Bob Leplrd, Bob Willaert, Fred Melville, Ricky Taylor, Harry Pettibone, Ivan Thompson, Mike Foley, John Andrews, Clifford Williams, Reporter; Don Richardson, Lynn Smith. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Fred Williams, Bill Kennedy, David Kinzie, Raymond Weston, Gareth Smith. Larry Fast. Robin Maples, Secretary; Tom Wildt. Rodney Horton, Robert Murray, Jay Landis. Mr. Noller, Advisor. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Homer Melville, Gary Mansfield, Asa Kempton, Bill Leatherman, Daniel Carty, Bob Allen, Philip Dryer, Milford Combs, Harold Dibble. Alfred Kinzie. SEATED. Left to Right: John Chamberlain. Co-Editor; Rolland Coppes, Advertising Manager; Bill Norton, Subscription Manager; Marilyn Holmes, Business Manager; Barbara Landis, Co-Editor. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Warrick, Advisor; John Michael, Associate Advertising Manager; Inez Watson. (Grades) Carol Andrus. Activities; Carl Balyeat. (Grades); Sharon Kellar (Activities); Sandv Ritz, (Senior Section); and Larrv Thurston (not pictured) Grades. Student ( ouucct BACK ROW: Robin Maples Lee Edgerton Ivan Thompson Kent Rosenau Ron Tuck Keith Rosenau SECOND ROW; Pat Evans Toni Dundon Barbara Blair Jean Larder Leslie Warner Nancy Smith FRONT ROW; Karen Huston Secretary Joan Young President Mr. Edgerton Judy Smith Vice President Susie Sackett Treasurer 'P'iajecUo ti4t i mmmm BACK ROW: Ben Wilson Bill Leedle Wayne Lenon Bill Norton Bruce Dye SECOND ROW: Leonard Fancher Chuck Gibson John Shilling Tom Miller Ben Begley FRONT ROW: Clifford Williams Bob Arnold Homer Melville Fred Williams Mr. Erbisch Science BACK ROW: B. Leedle R. Maples G. Grldley B. Dye B. Begley J. Walsner F. DeLong T. Arnold FRONT ROW: M. Sherman L. Smith K. Rosenau G. Hammond B. Erblsch B. Curry S. Collins V. Miller B. Cummins T. Flemmings B. McAdams P. Adams Mr. Erblsch Sponsor (Not Pictured) BACK ROW: W. Fausz, L. Warner, C. Gibson, M. Bradley, L. Brail, M. Brail, R. Loomis, J. Chamberlin, K. Trader, J. Waisner, J. Butler. SECOND ROW: T. Dundon, B. Smith, M. Heselschwerdt, K. Bradley, S. Nelson, K. Rosenau - (Student Council Representative), C. Minar, S. Kennedy, B. Rising, C. Andrus, K. Huston. THIRD ROW: S. Daniels, E. Jarosz, L. Long, M. Rivera, S. Sackett, J. Wagoner, B. Warrick, L. Lawrence, J. Karcher, K. Lindsey, L. Farrier, J. O'Dell. SITTING: Secretary. Judy Pittelkow; Treasurer, Ross Gottshall; Vice President, Judy Smith; President, Fred Rivera; Reporter. Rose Daniels; Historian. Nancy Smith; Sponsor, Mrs. Whitney. MNtOt � oun NOMW COMMUMiry Yeah, Juniors! Last Minute Primping School Fair Spanish Club Dance Eighth Grade Party Tastes O. K. Cheerleaders at Rest Pinch hitting for the DJ K c i - olniTcTr1' y°P: Mana8et: MIke McComber. Lloyd Newland. Harry Lucyshyn. Howard Kemp. Bill Kennedy W M(fc m T08 Harry Petdbone. Manager; David Wiley. Bob McAdam. Kenneth Kubasky. Jim Swaf . e o ey. om Miller, Fred Steeby, Jim Hickerson, John Andrews, ROBERT RHINARD, Coach. VARSITY Left to Right, TOP; Dick Roepke, Jack Ladd, Mike Egnatuk, Gene Tidd. Bob Kellogg. Carl Reed, Tom Nichols. Gareth Gridley, Mike McComber. Manager; Coach. ROBERT RHINARD; Assistant Coach. CHARLES CURRY; Manager. Gary Sprague; Boyd Hamilton. Fred Steeby. Bill Wagoner. Bob Gibson. Bill Kennedy, Harry Lucyshyn. Bob Miller. Kenneth Miller. Wayne O'Dell, Manager; David Wiley. Charles Gibson. Dick Butters. Dick Simmons. Charles Craven, Bill Wilson, Butch Lons, Dick Fogel, Jim Boyd. Kent Rosenau. John Shilling, Bill Cady. STANDINGS Reading Quincy Litchfield Homer Bronson Jonesville Union City Athens RESERVES BUTCH LONS DICK BUTTERS KENT ROSENAU BILL WILSON DICK FOGEL JIM BOYD VARSITY NAMES, Left to Right: Gary Sprague. Kenny Miller, Jack Ladd. Lee Edgerton, Bill Wilson, Dick Fogel. Carl Reed, Bob Kellogg, Jim Boyd, Tom Nichols, Bob Miller, KentRosenau. Mike Egnatuk, Manager; Coach Charles Curry. STANDINGS VARSITY W L. Litchfield 12 2 Jonesville n 3 Reading 10 4 Homer 8 6 Bronson 8 6 Union City 4 10 Athens 2 12 Quincy 1 13 The RESERVES won 9 games and lost 6 RESERVES NAMES, Left to Right: Coach Bob Rhinard, Kenneth Kubasky, Jerry O'Dell. David Kinzie, Howard Kemp. Alan Huffman, Bob Allan, Gareth Smith, Larry Fast, Tim Shafer, Eurlin Coburn. Manager Robert McAdams. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Randall. Ricky Taylor, Dick DeForest, Boyd Hamilton, John Andrews. Bill Wagoner, Ivan Thompson, Fred Steeby, Bruce Curry, Tom Miller, Jim Fogel. DICK FOGEL JIM BOYD Left to Right: Reserve Game with Quincy. Coach. Charles Curry and Ro bert Rhinard. Varsity Game with Quincy. KENT ROSENAU VARSITY TOP, Left to Right: Manager, Mike Egnatuk; Bruce Curry, Bob Arnold. Steve Keifer, Ken Miller, Lee Edgerton, Bill Leedle. Boyd Hamilton, Keith Rosenau, Manager, Paul Truax, CHARLES CURRY. Coach; Gary Sprague, Mike McComber, Jack Ladd, Kent Rosenau, Jim Boyd, Bob Kellogg, Fred Rivera. BASEBALL RESULTS Jonesville 6 0 Reading 5 2 Homer 4 3 Athens 4 3 Litchfield 4 3 Bronson 3 4 Quincy 1 6 Union City i 6 KENT ROSENAU JIM BOYD FRED RIVERA RESERVES TOP, Left to Right: Manager, Paul Truax; Jim Fogel, Gareth Smith, Tom Miller, John Reagle, James Chamberlain, Jerry O'Dell, DAVID LIGHTFOOT, Bob McAdams, Jim Hlckenson, Fred Steeby, Charles Randall, Ken Kubasky, John Andrews. TRACK TEAM Left to Right, TOP: Tom Miller, Harry Pettibone, Dan Carty, Larry Fast, Alfred Kinzie, Jim Pope. Mike Egna-tuk - Manager, Terry Long, Lloyd Newland, Jim Swafford, Bob Miller, Fred Steeby, Boyd Hamilton, Terry Fleming, Donald Van Meter. Coach Robert Rhinard, Jerry O'Dell. Jack Ladd, Jim Boyd, Lloyd Swafford. Lee Edgerton, Bob Kellogg. o t ene tce t ?60 Jonesville 61 points 1 Reading 43 1 2 points - ■ Homer 341 2 points Athens 24 points ,mw- v-T Quincy 15 points Bronson Union City 11 points 6 points JIM BOYD Homer placed 3rd behind champion Jonesville and runner-up Reading in the Little C Track Meet at Coldwater. Point winners for the Trojans were: Jim Boyd 3rd - 100 yd. dash 10.8 L. Swafford 2nd - Shot Put 41'11 Bob Miller 1st - 440 yd. dash 53. r Jack Ladd 4th - Shot Put 41'11 2' Lloyd Swafford 2nd - 440 yd. dash 57.0 Bob Miller 3rd - Broad Jump 19’4” Jim Boyd 2nd - 220 yd. dash 24.0 Jim Boyd 5th - Broad Jump 18'8 L. Edgerton 1st - Low Hurdles 22.4 Edgerton, Miller 1st - 880 yd. Relay 1:37.3 Swafford, Boyd •(new conference records) Miller’s effort in the 440 broke the conference record of 5-� . 3 held by Terry Rhoades of Quincy. Homer's 880 yd. relay team shattered the old conference record by almost 2 seconds. The previous record was 1:39 held by Athens. ATHLETIC AWARD WINNERS 10th Grade 11th (cont’d.) 12th (cont'd.) Bruce Curry Baseball Carl Reed Football Charles Craven Football Stephen Keifer Baseball Wayne O'Dell Football Bill Cady Football Bill Wagoner Football Tom Nichols Football Dick Butters Football Boyd Hamilton Football Keith Rosenau Baseball Fred Rivera Baseball and Baseball 12 th Grade Dick Fogel Basketball 11th Grade Lloyd Swafford Track and Football Mike Egnatuk Football Bill Wilson Football Kent Rosenau Football Bob Arnold Baseball Dick Simmons Football Basketball and Baseball Gene Tidd Football John Shilling Football Jim Boyd Track, Baseball Alfred Kinzie Track Charles Gibson Football Basketball and Football VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Joan Young, Karen Huston, Sharon Kennedy. Toni Dundon, Kathie Bradley. Charlotte Mlnar. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Carol Pittelkow, Kathy Ladd, Connie Blue, Bonnie Ingraham, Jane Coxon. 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