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SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 “Strive and Ye Shall Reap” High school is the period in our life when thoughts are light and gay, pranks just as funny, and homework unwanted. Never¬ theless, once we are away from school and on our own, we often recall the experiences of our “school days.” Years from now we may be able to open our diary, leaf through the pages, and relive the events that to us, the graduating class of 1963, were so import¬ ant. Remember when we first entered high school. Sept. 1959—At last we are Freshmen, but still considered “punky underclassmen.” Now comes our first taste of studying—an introduction to freshman Latin and algebra. Oct. 1959—Annual GAA initiation and we girls felt just about as horrible as we looked after pushing pennies with our noses and polishing shoes all day. But the boys looked just as silly when D-Club initiation took place. Dec. 1959—As new members of Y-Teens, we girls attended our first formal dance with the boy we finally got up enough nerve to ask. Sept. 1960—As Sophomores we are coming up in rank. With the added “prestige” comes more responsibility—more Latin, the job of dissecting cow’s eyes in biology lab, and assisting the Junior class by becoming reporters on the Re-Echo staff. March 1961—With our help the Band, Choir, and Girls’ Glee receive all I’s at State Contest. Sept. 1961—Already we are Juniors and eagerly waiting to fill the vacancy that will be left by this year’s graduating class. With this year come more responsibilities. We are now editing the Re-Echo plus putting a sec¬ tion regularly in the Delphos Herald. At last we have our long-awaited class rings. Oct. 1961—A proud moment in the high school lives of some of our Juniors who, be¬ cause of their high scholastic ability, char¬ acter, leadership, and service have been in¬ ducted into the National Honor Society. Nov. 1961—Much work and class participa¬ tion and cooperation went into the produc- (Continued on page 19) CLASS OFFICERS—left to right—Jerry Mericle, treasurer; Bill Doyle, vice-president; Jim Nor¬ ris, sergeant at arms; Dennis Kiggins, presi¬ dent; Judy Swallow, sec¬ retary; Diana Brinkman, historian.
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RICHARD JAMES ALLEMEIER— General Course— Football 1, Manager 2—Letter 2; Basketball 1, Manager 3—Letter 3; D-Club 2,3,4. Marv Brenneman DIANA LYNN BRINKMAN— Commercial Course —Class Secretary 2, Historian 4; G.A.A. Secretary 3; National Honor Society 4; Scholarship “D” 3; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Ohio General Scholarship Test 4—Honorable Mention in County; D.A.R. Test 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker Test 4; Girls’ State 3; Society of Books 1; Y-Teens 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4—Letter 4; Instrumental Ensemble 1; Choir 1; Re-Echo Staff 2,3,4; Delphi Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. Diana Lynn Brinkman Richard James Allemeier LAWRENCE RICK BAME— General Course— National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Ohio General Scholarship Test 4; National Mathematics Contest 4; Choir 1,3,4; Class Play—Student Di¬ rector 4; Re-Echo Staff 3,4; Delphi Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4—Letter 4. Lawrence Rick Bame MARV BRENNEMAN— Industrial Arts Course —Class Vice- President 1; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Ohio Gen¬ eral Scholarship Test 4; Choir 1,4; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1. 7
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