Jefferson High School - Delphi Yearbook (Delphos, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1967 volume:

wmmBam DELPHI 1967 DELPHOS JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL DELPHOS, OHIO -ft. v , wMU a jpi PfeJsSlfe! Mwf a % 5 Mr. Robert Christy DEDICATION We, the class of 1967, with a deep feeling of honor and appreciation are very proud to dedicate the 1967 Delphi to Mr. Robert Christy. His twenty-seven years of service and hard work for the Delphos community as superintendent of schools shows in itself his devotion. In its humble way may this dedication serve as a lasting tribute to a very dedicated man. 2 Mr. Christy busy working at home. Mr. Christy takes time out for his favorite hobby. CONTENTS FACULTY . SENIORS 11-24 . 25-34 35-46 47-76 77-118 UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS . ACTIVITIES . ADVERTISEMENTS ADMINISTRATION Principal William J. Koch B. S. and M. S. in Ed. Wittenberg College Ohio Northern University Indiana University Math Athletic Director Superintendent Robert H. Christy B. S. in Ed., M.A. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Mrs. Helen Thatcher Secretary to the Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION —Left to Right—Row 1— Mr. W. B. Bowersock, Mr. Nill Brenne- man, Mr. Louis Scherger, Mr. R. B. Rozelle. Row 2 —Mr. Oris Sawmiller, Mr. Keith Kiggins, Mr. Harold Pohlman, Mr. Robert H. Christy. FACULTY Miss Adelaide M. Benning B.A., M.A. in Bus. Ed. Mary Manse College Ohio State University University of Wisconsin Business Administration Mr. Stephen Connor St. Mary’s College Emmitsburg, Maryland B.S. in Ed. English Mr. Mark R. Downey Glenville State College, West Virginia Ohio University B.S. and M.A. in Ed. Guidance Counselor Biology Mr. Roger Gossman Glenville State College, West Virginia B.S. in Science Science Chemistry Physics Jr. H. Basketball Coach Mr. Walter B. Arnette Jr. B.A., B.S. in Ed. Defiance College Social Studies Class Play Director Delphi Advisor Mrs. Ruth Ayers B.A. in Ed. Heidelberg College Home Economics Y-Teens Advisor 7 ' V, f Mrs. Ruth S. Horine B.S. in Art Ed. Ohio State University Art Mr. Albert Huffine Burton College, Manitore, Colorado Whitworth College, Spokane, Wash. B.S. in Ed. English Social Studies Language Arts Mr. Paul Krotzer Bowling Green State University B.S. in Ed. Science Driver Education Football Coach Mrs. Ann Y. Oetzel A.B. and B. Music Western College for Women Eastern Michigan University Syracuse University Christiansen Choral School Vocal Music Mr. James Sanderson Defiance College B.S. in Ed. Math Baseball Coach Mr. Frederick Sills Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Ind. B.S. and M.S. Instrumental Music y. Mr. Lloyd B. Smith B.S. in Ag., M.S. Ohio State University Bowling Green University Vocational Agriculture F.F.A. Advisor Miss Marie Uhrich B.A. in Ed. Ohio State University College of Mount St. Joseph University of Chicago English Latin General Business Geography Re-Echo Advisor Mrs. Catherine Weiging B.A. in Ed. College of Saint Teresa World History Business Law Librarian Mrs. Winnifred Strayer B.A. in Ed. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Northern University English Speech Girls ' Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor Spanish Mr. Daniel Voce B.S. in Ed. University of California Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Basketball Coach University of North Dakota Moorhead State Teacher’s College 9 CUSTODIANS Left to Right — Mr. Arthur Davey Mr. Lee Pitsenbarger ILK TRANSPORTATION —Left to Right —Mr. Don Fishback, Mr. Dale Van Meter, Mr. Cletus Hickey, Mr. Evan Wreede, Mr. Rollie Brenneman, Mr. John Hohlbein, Mr. Bernard Kill, Mr. James Mesker, Mr. Kenneth Grothous. SENIORS j ' 1 mm rt ■ ' m ' •, , • } : ft ;f. • 1 vj- , ii I ' W 1 ' ■ m L - u 13 sr - V L P SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS —Left to Right—Row 1 —Becky Williams, Secretary; Anita Chiles, Treasurer. Row 2 —Jim Dunlap, President; Kathy Loetz, Historian. Roiv 3—Steve Doyle, Vice-President; Steve McKee, Sergeant-at-Arms. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We live in the present only remember the past and anticipate the future.” This is the motto of the 1967 graduating class. Graduation is a time for last minute finishing of all undone work and preparing for college and the future. It is also a time to think in retrospect about the past. We began our Freshmen year as the uncertain greenhorns.” In our first year, we encountered a mountain of hard work, especially in Latin and Algebra, but we also found time for outside activities. The girls were inducted into Y-Teens and initiated into G.A.A. It was also time for joining the marching band, and for the boys, sports. Sometimes, these activities seemed more like work than pleasure, but we were immensely joyed to be included as part of the high school. Being part also meant being able to attend high school dances for the first time. As Sophomores, we took on heavier schedules, which for many included five subjects. The girls were especially thrilled with dissection in biology. Even with this extra work, we were able to participate in more activities. Many entered choir and boys lettering in sports were introduced into D-Club. Our Junior year and our class rings have finally � ! 12 I arrived! For a few though, it was only a quick look before exchanging them with someone special. In November, we presented the play, The Mouse That Roared.” In the spring, we planned the Junior-Senior Prom— April Showers.” Although the theme was built around showers, we had a beautiful night for the prom, and it was a great success. Finally, the year we had so long awaited had arrived! We now became Seniors and took on the responsibilities of being the leaders. Setting a good example for the underclassmen was the biggest of these. One of the greatest challenges faced by the Seniors was passing a new course—economics which was included in Civics. In late spring the class presented the play, Turn Back The Clock.” Although it came at a time when we were busy getting ready for graduation, we worked very hard and it was tremendous success. As the year came to a close, the Class traveled by bus to Defiance for a class picnic. Everyone enjoyed eating fried chicken and playing baseball. On May 29, the Class of ’67 was graduated. Now it is time for the Seniors to leave Jefferson. As we leave, we take with us many wonderful memories of our years at D.H.S. PAULINE LOUISE ARMSTRONG RONALD DEAN BASINGER KATHLEEN SUE BAYMAN ANN E. BENDELE BEVERLY ELAINE BERRY GEORGE WILLIAM BERTLING 13 TIMOTHY RAY BINKLEY PAMELA SUE BUTLER THOMAS KENYON BUZARD II HORST R. CARMEAN ANITA KATHLEEN CHILES CATHY JO CLAPP 14 KEITH ALAN CLEVENGER MARY JO COCHENSPARGER LINDA SUE CONLEY MELINDA KAY COLYER JOYCE LEE CORE SANDRA LYNN DANCER 15 KENNETH CHARLES DILLON STEVEN WAYNE DOYLE JAMES ROBERT DUNLAP PEGGY ANN ERHART EVERETT BYRON FETTER GRACE KATHRYN GARRISON 16 SUSAN MARIE GUDAKUNST JOHN FRANK HELT WILLIAM PRESTON HINTON III THOMAS ROY HOVERMAN BARBARA ANN HURLEY MONA KAY JOSEPH 17 DENNIS MICHAEL LAUDICK PAMELA JO LEAR GARY ALAN LIGGETT FRANK ANDREW LINDER KATHLEEN JANE LOETZ WILLIAM JAMES LUCAS 18 BRENDA MARIE PAVEL DARRELL ROBINSON TERRY ARNOLD ROGERS JOYCE ILENE ROZELLE TERRY LAMAR SARGENT MICHAEL TERRY STRAYER 20 LINDA ANNE WEIDEMAN JEFFREY LYNN WILLEKE REBECCA JEAN WILLIAMS THOMAS JAY WOLERY KATHRYN ELIZABETH THOMPSON JEANNETTE RUTH WOLLET SENIOR HONORS PAGE Those receiving high honors in the class of 1967 were Kathy Thompson, second honors, and Tom Wolery, first honors. Seniors receiving medals for outstanding achievement in a subject or activity were —Left to Right — Sitting —Susan Gudakunst, Music and Activities; Kathy Thompson, English, Activities; Kathy Loetz, Activities. Row 2 —Terry Sargent, Industrial Arts; Steve McKee, Service; Tom Wolery, Latin, Science, Math, and Social Studies; Jim Dunlap, Sports; Dean Basinger, Industrial Arts. I 22 .. . . THE CLASS OF 1967 SENIOR DIRECTORY PAULINE LOUISE ARMSTRONG, Commercial, Girls Glee Club 1; GA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Society of Books 4; Class Play 3, 4; Delphi Staff 4; Office Work. RONALD DEAN BASINGER, Indus¬ trial Arts, Football 4; Letter 4. KATHLEEN SUE BAYMAN, Home Economics, Girls Glee Club 1; Cho¬ rus 2; GA.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; ReEcho Staff 1; Society of Books 4. ANN E. BENDELE, Commercial, Girls Glee Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Business Manager 4. BEVERLY ELAINE BERRY, General, Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Director 4; Delphi Staff 4; Commencement Ensemble 4. GEORGE WILLIAM BERTLING, Gen¬ eral, Golf 4. TIMOTHY RAY BINKLEY, General, Football 3, 4; Letter 4. PAMELA SUE BUTLER, General, Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS KENYON BUZARD II, General, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Class Play 3, 4; Delphi Staff 4; Schol¬ arship Team 4. HORST R. CARMEAN, General, Foot¬ ball 1; Scholarship Team 2, 4; World Affairs Institute 4. Scholarship D”, ANITA KATHLEEN CHILES, General, Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Basketball Chairman 4; Class Play 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 4; Na¬ tional Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Scholarship D” 3; Music Letter 3; Delphi Staff 4; Commencement Ensemble 4; D.A.R. Test 4; All Ohio Youth Choir 4; District III Festival Band 2; District III Festival Choir 3; Contest Cornet Trio 1. CATHY JO CLAPP, Home Economics, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Business Man¬ ager 4. KEITH ALAN CLEVENGER, General, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Captain 4; Boys Glee 4; ReEcho Staff 3; Delphi Bookkeeper 4; Class Play 3, 4; P.T.A. Carnival Candidate 3. MARY JO COCHENSPARGER, Gen- eral, Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 3; ReEcho Staff 2; Delphi Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Clarinet Solo Contest 2; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3; Secre¬ tary 3; Social Chairman 4; Society of Books 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Volley¬ ball Chairman 3; P.T.A. Carnival Candidate 3. LINDA SUE CONLEY, Commercial, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; District Music Festival 3; Flute Trio 1; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Com¬ mencement Ensemble 4; Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3; Class Play 3, 4; Society of Books 4; Delphi Typist 4; Delphi Staff 4. JOYCE LEE CORE, General, Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1; Cornet Trio 1; Girls Ensemble 4; Music Letter 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 2; Class Play 3; Delphi Staff 4. 23 SANDRA LYNN DANCER, Commer¬ cial, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cho¬ rus 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec¬ retary 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; Band 1; ReEcho Staff 3; Typist 3, 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Delphi Staff 4. KENNETH CHARLES DILLON, Ge� - eral. STEVEN WAYNE DOYLE, Academic, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 4; Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 2, 3, 4; Cap¬ tain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Letter 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Letter 3, 4; D-Club 3, 4; President 4; Basketball ' s Most Valuable Player 4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 4; Class Play 3, 4; Scholarship Team 1, 2. JAMES ROBERT DUNLAP, General, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Basket¬ ball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Most Valuable Player 4; Letter 2, 3, 4; D-Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-Presi¬ dent 4; Class President 4; Class Ser- geant-at-Arms 1; F.F.A. 1; State Meat Judging Team 1; Class Play 3, 4; Del¬ phi Assistant Editor 3; Delphi Busi¬ ness Manager 4; Boys Glee 2, 3, 4; Commencement Ensemble 4; Honor Society 3. PEGGY ANN ERHART, Commercial, Girls Glee Club 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Black Ink Award Test 4. EVERETT BYRON FETTER, General, Baseball 1; Football 1; Basketball 2; Class Play 3. SUSAN MARIE GUDAKUNST, Com¬ mercial, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Letter 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 3, 4; Clarinet Solo 1, 2, 3, 4; Trio 1; Ensemble 2; All Area Band 2, 3, 4; District III Music Festival 3, 4; Van Wert All County Band Festival 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi¬ dent 4; ReEcho Staff 2; Typist 3, 4; G.A.A,. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; Let¬ ter 2; -Pen 4; Volleyball Chairman 4; Delphi Typist 4; Class Play Business Manager 3; Findlay College Clarinet Clinic 4; Scholarship Team 4; Black Ink Award Test 4. JOHN FRANK HELT, General, Base¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 1, 2, 3, 4; D- Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Band 1, 2. WILLIAM PRESTON HINTON III, General, Choir 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 4; Class Play 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; ReEcho 4; Boys Glee 4; Scholarship Team 4. THOMAS ROY HOVERMAN, demic, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3, 4; Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Captain 4; Baseball 1; D- Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; Class Vice- President 1; Class President 3; Class Play 3, 4. BARBARA ANN HURLEY, Home Eco¬ nomics, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; ReEcho Typist 4. MONA KAY JOSEPH, General, Girls Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 3, 4; ReEcho Typist 4. DENNIS MICHAEL LAUDICK, Gen¬ eral, PAMELA JO LEAR, Home Economics, Girls Glee Club 1; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; ReEcho Typist 4. GARY ALAN LIGGETT, General, Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Class Play 3; Scholarship Team 3; Delphi Staff 4; Golf 4. FRANK ANDREW LINDER, General, Chorus 2; Basketball 3, 4; Letter 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 3. KATHLEEN JANE LOETZ, Academic, Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Band 1, 2; Class Play 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 3; President 4; Letter 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 2; Re- Echo Staff 1; Buckeye Girls State 3; Delphi Staff 3, 4; Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Class Secretary 2; Class His¬ torian 4; National Honor Society 3; Scholarship D” 3. WILLIAM JAMES LUCAS, General. MICHAEL F. MANORE, General, Golf 4. DAVID EARNEST MAYER, General, National Honor Society 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Letter 3; Football 3, 4; Letter 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Letter 1, 2, 4; D-Club 3, 4; Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2; Dance Band 1, 2; Brass Sextet 2; Trio 1; Solo 1; Band Council 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys Glee 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; Com¬ mencement Ensemble 4; F.F.A. 1; Par¬ liamentary Procedure Team 1; Class President 2; Delphi Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4. STEPHEN EUGENE MCKEE, General, Chorus 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3, 4; Basketball 2; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; Class Play Set Di¬ rector 3, 4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Delphi Staff 4. DENNIS VINCENT MILLER, General, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Scholarship Team 3, 4; ReEcho Staff 3; Class Play 3. BARBARA JOAN MUELLER, Home Economics. BRENDA MARIE PAVEL, Home Eco¬ nomics, G.A.A. 4; Y-Teens 4; Society of Books 4. DARRELL ROBINSON, General, Cho¬ rus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Boys Glee 4; Boys Ensemble 4; Pep Band 2, 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; Parliamentary Procedure Team 1, 2; Scholarship Team 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Dance Band 3; Brass Sextet 2; Trombone Trio 1; Solo 1, 2; Com¬ mencement Ensemble 4. TERRY ARNOLD ROGERS, General, Band 1, 2, 3; Music Letter 3; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Delphi Staff 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Boys En¬ semble 4; Boys Glee 4; Class Play 3, 4; Trombone Trio 1; Quartet 2, 3; Scholarship Team 3. JOYCE ILENE ROZELLE, Academic, Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Society of Books 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Chorus 3, 4; Girls Glee 1, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Scholarship Team 2; Class Play 4. TERRY LAMAR SARGENT, Ge zem , Football Manager 3, 4; Letter 3; D- Club 3, 4. MICHAEL TERRY STRAYER, General. KATHRYN ELIZABETH THOMP¬ SON, Foreign language, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; Majorette 3, 4; All Area Band 3; All County Band 3; District III Festival Band 2; District III Fes¬ tival Choir 3; All Ohio Youth Choir 4; Flute Solo 1, 2, 3, 4; Piano Solo 1, 2; Class Play 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; ReEcho Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Associate Editor 2; Editor 3, 4; Delphi Staff 4; Buckeye Girls State 3; Rotary World Affairs Institute 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholar¬ ship Team 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; So¬ ciety of Books 1, 2, 3; Music Letter 3; Scholarship D” 3; Commencement Ensemble 4; National Merit Letter of Commendation 4; D.A.R. Test 4. LINDA ANNE WEIDEMAN, Home Economics, Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Letter 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play Student Di¬ rector 3; Class Play 4; Society of Books 4; Social Chairman 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Soprano Solo 3; Band Council 3; Delphi Staff 4; Choir Workshop 4; Music Festival 1; Cor¬ net Trio 1. JEFFREY LYNN WILLEKE, General, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; ReEcho 2, 3, 4; Artist 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Class Play Student Director 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2; Boys Glee 4. REBECCA JEAN WILLAIMS, General, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Society of Books 1, 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Girls Glee Club 3; Delphi Typist 4; Class Play 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Class Secretary 4; Homecoming Queen 4; ReEcho Staff 2; ReEcho Typist 3. THOMAS JAY WOLERY, Academic, National Honor Society 3, 4; Scholar¬ ship Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Statistician 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 2, 3; Trombone Trio 1; Quartet 2, 3; Brass Sextet 2; Class Play Sound Effects 3, 4; Buckeye Boys State 3; Delphi Staff 4; Science Youth Con¬ gress and Junior Science and Human¬ ities Symposium 2. JEANETTE RUTH WOLLET, General, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Girls Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Girls Ensemble 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3; Music Letter 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 3; Class Play 3, 4; ReEcho 2, 3, 4; Delphi Staff 4; National Honor Society 3; Scholarship Team 2, 3; Scholarship D” 3. 24 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS Jack Adams Sherri Barnes Norma Bishop Rena Bohn Radie Boleyn David Boyers Susan Burrey Marilyn Butler Pam Clapp Bruce Clevenger Beverly Cordray Mike Closson Tom Craig Bill Daulbaugh Jane Ditto Janice Ditto Esther Dolan Dave Dorman Linda Downey Mike B. Dray Rick Dunlap Richard Dunn Keith Ebbeskotte Robert Elling Fred Feathers Kenny Feathers Jane Freund Robert Fry Joe Gressel Bill Gunter Pam Hallard Diane Heidenreich Dave Holmes Ronald II lyes Ronnie Jones Robert Keeling Robert King Carol Kloeppel Carl Kohorst Cora Kohorst Darlene Kramer Kay Ladd Claudia Laman Dianne LaRue Phyllis Lear David Long Vondale Long Darryl Lucas 26 Barbara Lumpkins Alexia Martin Terry Martin Tony Martin Nancy McClure Bill Merschman Linda Metzger Marjorie Murray Joe Neiford Homer Nihiser Mike Nixon Robert Prine Cary Prine Christine Raabe Larry Renner Deborah Rogers Monty Rupert Donald Sargent Brenda Seymour Howard Smith Laura Spitnale Lois Spring Debbie Stant Nancy Truman Mike VanMeter David Wilcox Jan Williams Rodney Williams Tom Williams Terry Wisher Lewis Woodruff Paul Wreede Ivan Youtsey SOPHOMORES Pam Allemeier Loren Alspach Bob Anspach Larry Armstrong Dale Arnold Dennis Backus Reggie Bardo Jack Berry David Blockberger Ricky Bonds Tom Brenneman Vicki Butler Roger Buzard Steve Campbell Tangie Carter William Clinger Tom Cooley Perry Copeland 28 Debra Dancer Russell Dolan Virginia Dolan Karen Dray Ronald Elling Monica Endres Marcia Fronk John Good Arthur Gressel Terry Hale Bill Hittle Sandra Hittle David Hoffman Claud Hoover Bonnie Hurley Joe Jackson Norma Jones Jane Jones Barbara Joseph Bonnie Joseph Barbara Kaskel Susan Keeling Virginia Kemper Kenneth Kloeppel Lynn Kraft Nancy Ladd Jill Leininger Larry Lindeman Brenda Line Martha Miller Jim Morris Mike D. Mox Mike E. Mox Debra Mullenhour Dan Myers Susan Neiford Linda Ness James Nihiser Linda Place Sharon Ralston Debbie Renner Randall Richardson Randall Rinehart Patricia Sawmiller Alice Schleeter David Stites Dottie Stocklin Sheryl Swartz John Theis Tom Truesdale Cheri Turner Jeff Weaver James Wiltsie Gregory Williams 29 FRESHMEN Sandra Adam Diana Allemeier Joyce Allemeier Beverly Anspach Sheba Arnold Quincy Atterberry Bill Baxter Elaine Bayman Darlene Betts Margaret Bendele Darlene Boberg Sharlene Boberg Gary Boyers Jim Brumback Susan Butler Debbie Carder Becky Clark Vicki Conley Marilyn Core Sandra Cross Raymond Cross Susan Daulbaugh Jeff Ditto Susan Dolan Dawn Dovala Barbra Dray Tim Dunlap John Elling Jenny Endsley Gail Fletcher Linda Foust Tim Freund Edwin Good Linda Hartsock Harold Heidlebaugh James Hubert Debbie Jackson Janis Joseph Becky Kohorst Sharon Kraft Sue Kramer Hal Krotzer Randy Liggett Debbie Long Becky Lucas Rita McKinley Barbara Metzger Rick Miller 30 • II Laura Mohler Linda Mox Jeff Norris Tom Ralston Tim Ramsey Peggy Ream Debbie Redmon Marlene Rice Deborah Romes Steve Schleeter Andrea Settlage David Smith Dana Sterling Luana Teman Bob Turner Pamela Will Jim Williams Sharida Willeke David Winters Diana VanMeter Toni Young •i ii EIGHTH GRADE Jerry Allemeier Pat Auer Becky Barnes Steve Bear Jane Bendele Danny Betts Kay Blockberger Frank Boberg Rhonda Bowersock Mike Brenneman Brenda Brumback Marcia Bruns Barbara Buettner Linda Busch Rodney Busch Kim Buzard Jeff Cochensparger Barbara Copeland Barbara Cordray Diane Dancer Doug Daulbaugh Mike Elling Cathy Fry Bill Feathers Everett Foust Claudia Heidenreich Susan Hodgson Fred Hoffman Joe Hurley Jane Jettinghoff Roger Joseph Carla Keeling Charles Kesler Robert Kloeppel Tom Kohorst Jeffery Ladd Jim Lambert Donna LaRue Jeffery Leininger Louis Linder Susan Loetz Deborah Long Mike Long Barbara Lucas Chris Martin Mike Martin Sharon Martin Katherine Mayer Bonnie Merschman David Metzger Mike Metzger Jennie Miller Terry Miller Robert Mohler Daniel Mosher Jackie Mumaw Raymond Neiford Cheryl Peters Diane Picker Duane Place Cathy Prine Glen Prine Pam Prine James Raabe Rojean Ralston Marie Redmon Bob Reynolds Ronald Rice Teresa Robinson Jerry Sampson Roy Schram Paul Schweikle Brenda Spears Lana Spitnale Darlene Sterling Rebecca Sterling Charles Stocklin Carolyn Stone Kay Stose Mary Talboon Carroll Teman Pamela Truman Jean Watkins Craig Weaver Larry White Thomas Wiley Robert Williamson Jeff Wiltsie 33 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Linda Ness Vice-President — Debby Renner Secretary — Randy Rinehart Treasurer — Reggie Bardo Sergeant at Arms — Jim Morris CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Joe Neiford Vice-President — Bill Merschman Secretary — Claudia Laman Treasurer — Chris Raabe Sergeant at Arms — Paul Wreede FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President — Tim Freund Vice-President — Tim Ramsey Secretary — Bill Baxter Treasurer — Hal Krotzer Sergeant at Arms — Jim Williams l Left to Right—Row 1 —Terry Sargent, Monty Rupert, Mike B. Dray, Darrell Robinson, Dean Basinger, Steve McKee, Steve Doyle, Tom Hoverman, Jim Dunlap, Dave Mayer, Tim Binkley, Tony Martin, Joe Neiford, Larry Krotzer. Row 2 —Coach Krotzer, Coach Downey, Terry Wisher, Paul Wreede, Mike Van Meter, Cary Prine, Bob Elling, Rich Dunn, Bob King, Ronnie Jones, Dave Long, Dave Holmes, Mike Closson, Bill Daulbaugh, Coach Gossman, Coach Voce. Row 3 —Reggie Bardo, Jim Morris, Tom Truesdale, Dale Arnold, Hal Krotzer, Bill Merchman, Jim Nihiser, Bill Hittle, Randy Rinehart, Bob Fry, Terry Martin, Bill Baxter, Dave Winters, Bob Turner. FOOTBALL Left to Right —Mr. Downey, Coach of Jr. H., Mr. Krotzer, Head Varsity Coach, Mr. Gossman, Line Coach, Mr. Voce, Defensive Coach. The 1966 football season at Delphos Jefferson is one that will probably be remembered by most of the Jefferson fans. This season was one of Jefferson’s best in the last few years, and our football record showed much improvement over those of the few preceding years. There are several reasons that can probably be cited for this good season: good playing on the part of the team, and fine coaching on the part of the coaches. Jefferson had three new coaches this year: Mr. Paul Krotzer, head coach, Mr. Roger Gossman and Mr. Mark Downey, assistants. SCORES Jefferson.18 Jefferson. 0 Jefferson.14 Jefferson.23 Jefferson.53 Jefferson.14 Jefferson. 8 Jefferson.26 Jefferson.29 Columbus Grove. 6 Bluffton.56 Elida . 7 Ada .14 Perry .18 Allen East.28 Paulding . 8 Spencerville .32 Ottawa .54 CAPTAINS —Left to Right —Jim Dunlap, Tom Hoverman, Terry Wisher. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Left to Right—Row 1 —manager Jerry Allemeier, Sonny Brandt, Dale Metzger, Jeff Weaver, Arty Arnold, Mike Fornshill, Jerry Searfoss, Bill Benson, manager Claud Hoover. Row 2 —Bill Metcalf, Kim Buzard, Dennis Long, Raymond Neiford, Mike Metzger, Larry Wisher, Doug Miller, Ronnie Rice, Bob Williamson, Jeff Ladd. Row 3 —manager Dave Huffman, Duane Place, Mike Long, Jeff Leininger, John Good, Jerry Sampson, Dan Boyers, Doug Daulbaugh, Jack Franks, Charles Deweese, Coach Downey. I SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Dean Basinger —Tackle Tim Binkley —Guard Darrell Robinson —Center hHH Reserve Coach Paul Krotzer Left to Right—Row 1 —Jim Wiltsie, Bill Gunter, Larry Armstrong, Jim Morris, Mike D. Mox, Tom Brenneman. Row 2 — Cary Prine, Paul Wreede, Andy Linder, Terry Wisher, Dale Arnold, Randy Rinehart, Ron Ulyes. Row 3 —Bill Daulbaugh, Dave Mayer, Mike Closson, Homer Nihiser, Tom Hoverman, Steve Doyle, Rich Dunn, Dave Stites, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Hoffman. In the 1966-1967 basketball season, the team acquired a record of four wins and eleven loses. The team defeated two main arch-rivals which are Elida and Spencerville, but they were unable to de¬ feat Perry, the biggest rivalry. The defeat suffered from the Gomer game was the heart-breaker this year, as Gomer defeated the team 66-65. The Wildcats lost to the high-spirited team of Pan- dora-Gilboa in the first tournament game. Our team had a well-balanced scoring attack, but they just could not pull through while they were down. With several underclassmen returning next year, the basketball season of 1967- 1968 should be a very thrilling one. foKf If ) kill . I fl SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Tom Hoverman —Center Steve Doyle —Forward Dave Mayer —Forward Gary Liggett —Guard Andy Linder —Guard SCORES Jefferson. . . . ....70 Lincolnview . . .86 Jefferson. . . .43 Ft. Jenning.61 Jefferson. .. . ....90 Allen East. . .84 Jefferson. . .69 Ada.98 Jefferson.... ....73 Perry. . .89 Jefferson. . . .73 Upper Scioto Valley .93 Jefferson. . . . ....78 Columbus Grove . . .95 Jefferson. . . .72 Pandora .68 Jefferson. .. . ....79 Ottoville. .108 Jefferson. . . .69 Spencerville .66 Jefferson. .. . ....69 Elida. . .58 Jefferson. . .58 Grove Hill .79 Jefferson. . . . ....51 Crestview . . .89 Tournament: Jefferson. . . . .... 65 Gomer . ..66 Jefferson. . . .52 Pandora .74 Jefferson. .. . ....63 Bluffton . . .82 42 Coach Roger Gossman FRESHMAN AND EIGHTH GRADE TEAMS Left to Right—Row 1 —Duane Place, Tim Ramsey, Bob Turner, Mike Metzger, David Winters, Mike Brenneman, Louis Linder. Row 2 —Jeff Norris, Dana Sterling, Tom Ralston, Glen Prine, Jerry Sampson, Hal Krotzer, Jeff Ditto, Rick Miller, Doug Daulbaugh, Bill Baxter. 6 NINTH AND EIGHTH GRADE MANAGERS—Jim Williams, Jerry Al- VARSITY MANAGER—Claud Hoover lemeier, Jeff Cochensparger Left to Right—Rote 1 —Dave Hoffman, Mike D. Mox, Bill Hittle, Bill Baxter, Jim Morris, Rick Dunlap, Bill Gunter, John Helt. Row 2 —Coach James Sanderson, Terry Wisher, Randy Rinehart, Rich Dunn, Steve Doyle, Hal Krotzer, Jack Berry, Rick Miller, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Mayer, Dave Stites, manager. Coach James Sanderson BASEBALL This should have been a good year for the Jefferson baseball team with twelve lettermen returning but the Wildcats started slowly and could never quite get the needed momentum. Bad weather was a major factor for an abbreviated schedule, but the boys showed definite potential and promise of better things to come in our nation’s favorite pastime. 44 SENIOR SPOTLIGHT John Helt —Left Field Steve Doyle —Pitcher Dave Mayer —First Baseman Jefferson. . . SCORES .2 Jefferson. . . .3 Ft. Jennings .. .7 Jefferson. . . .0 Antwerp . .1 Jefferson. . . ... .1 Lincolnview . . .9 Jefferson. . . ... .1 Elida . .9 Jefferson. .. ... .5 Spencerville . . . . .1 Jefferson. .. ... .1 Bluffton . .3 Jefferson. . . ... .6 Spencerville .. .2 45 CHEERLEADERS Varsity cheerleaders are selected by the student body each year. This year four girls and one boy were chosen to cheer the team on to victory. They pre¬ pared a pep assembly each Friday to build up school spirit of the team and fans. The freshmen and eighth grade classes also chose four girls to lead them to victory. These girls worked hard to make the eighth and ninth grade team’s season a success. Left to Right—Row 1 —Sharon Kraft, Rita McKinley. Row 2 —Sheba Arnold, Marilyn Core. CHEERLEADERS —Left to Right —Nancy Ladd, Keith Clevenger, Linda Place, Becky Williams, Brenda Seymour. ALTERNATES—Sue Neiford and Claudia Laman. ACTIVITIES Back to Front—Row 1 —Loren Alspach, Debbie Rogers, Pam Clapp, Randy Liggett, Tim Dunlap, Cheri Turner, Sandy Adams. Row 2 —Dennis Miller, Steve Doyle, Jim Wiltsie, William Clinger, Tom Williams, Debbie Long, Marlene Rice, Jeannette Wollet. Back to Front—Row 1 —Debbie Carter, Rena Bohn, Jill Lein- inger, Darlene Kramer, Nancy Truman, Dianne LaRue, Pam Hallard, Becky Williams. Row 2 —Susan Gudakunst, Susan Daulbaugh, Joyce Allemeier, Art Gressel, Mary Jo Cochenspar- ger, Tom Truesdale, Virginia Kemper, Laura Spitnale. 48 a EH Back to Front—Row 1 —Toni Young, Jane Freund, Linda Conley, Vicki Conley, Chris Raabe, Norma Jones, Pam Will, Row 2 — Debbie Mullenhour, Sharida Willeke, Marcia Fronk, Nancy McClure, Gail Fletcher, Brenda Line, Peggy Ream, Kathy Thomp¬ son Back to Front—Row 1 —Joyce Core, Sheryl Swartz, Diana Van Meter, Marilyn Core, Janice Ditto, Martha Miller, Luana Teman, Jane Ditto. Row 2 —Bill Daulbaugh, Dave Stites, Ron Illyes, Randy Rinehart, Tom Craig, Jack Craig, Linda Weideman, Debbie Redmon. BAND The Delphos Jefferson Marching Band performed various entertaining shows before enthusiastic football fans. After a hard¬ working football season, the Concert Band began practicing for the Combined Band and Chorus Christmas Concert. The band continued its practice throughout the year and very deservedly received an Excellent rating at the District Contest. The Senior Concert Band completed the year with a very successful Spring Concert. Although the year has ended, the practice and hard work of a very deserving director still continues. The band members wish to thank Mr. Sills for his diligent work. The Band Boosters are also deserving the Band’s very grateful thanks for their support and contributions. BAND COUNCIL —Left to Right — Sitting —Mary Jo Cochensparger, Vice-President; Susan Gudakunst, President; Becky Williams, Secretary- Treasurer. Standing —Art Gressel, Sophomore representative; Marilyn Core, Freshman representative; Tom Williams, Junior representative; Mr. Sills, Director. “A THE JEFFERSON WILDCAT MARCHING BAND , fear Wlt IKK ■ YW“ j VW ■ 1 A ifllH w - 4 w 1 f «■ : a . nidSjjt 1 ' JL a flfl . 1” -■ 1- ? - i S Wz • ' ,v I43HBjb - J j ytmML.m t wm? | if rS i 1ft- Jt - r A wfl M a ill • f r ' lEgggM |£ plfc £jn AM ui ™ ± z : i wi : w wi VS 1 Iwll - M «4a � i ■■ny- ? - H v ' ■ w ' j I f -i- : V mr f - ..,, r iinY-i M PEP BAND— Left to Right—Row 1 — Chris Raabe, Susan Daulbaugh, Joyce Allemeier, Debbie Carter, Susan Gudakunst, director. Row 2 —Vicki Conley, Diane VanMeter, Jack Craig, Tom Craig. Row 3 —Loren Alspach, Debbie Rogers, Marlene Rice. Row 4 —Bill Clinger, Tim Dunlap. MAJORETTES— Left to Right —Norma Jones, Cheri Turner, Kathy Thomp¬ son. SOLOISTS— Left to Right—Row 1 —Kathy Thompson, Vicki Conley. Row 2 —Susan Gudakunst, Loren Alspach, Chris Raabe. INTERMEDIATE BAND— Left to Right—Row 1 —Marcia Bruns, J ane Jettinghoff, Brenda Spears, Rhonda Bowersock, Kay La Jean Stose. Row 2 —Claudia Heidenreich, Debbie Long, Mike Metzger, Gail Fletcher, Pam Will, Kathy Mayer, Toni Young, Louie Linder. Row 3 —Diane Dancer, Linda Busch, Luana Teman, Donna LaRue, Debbie Redmon, Cathy Fry, Pamela Truman, Doug Daulbaugh, Jim Raabe, Daniel Mosher. Row 4 —Jeff Cochensparger, Darlene Sterling, Sharon Kraft, Sandy Adam, Becky Sterling, Jeff Wiltsie, Glen Prine. Left to Right—Row 1 —Linda Metzger, Karen Dray, Cheri Turner, Linda Downey, Nancy Ladd, Pam Hallard, Janice Ditto, Brenda Line, Brenda Seymour, Diane H eidenreich, Sherri Barnes, Debbie Rogers, Kathy Thompson, Anita Chiles, Linda Conley, Jeannette Wollet, Christine Raabe, Darlene Kramer. Row 2 —Joyce Core, Martha Miller, Jill Leininger, Beverly Berry, Pam Butler, Linda Weideman, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Terrie Hale, Debbie Renner, Jan Williams, Laura Spitnale, Kathy Loetz, Susan Keeling, Sandy Dancer, Sue Neiford, Barb Kaskel, Sheryl Swartz, Marcia Fronk, Jane Freund, Nancy McClure. Row 3 —Jane Ditto, Cathy Clapp, Sandy Hittle, Claudia Laman, Terry Martin, Jim Morris, Darrell Robinson, Tony Martin, Bill Hittle, Bill Hinton, Joe Neiford, Tom Truesdale, Dale Arnold, Jack Craig, Rick Dunlap, Dave Wilcox, Linda Ness, Debbie Mullenhour, Peggy Erhart, Joyce Rozelle. Row 4 —Mike VanMeter, Kenny Feathers, Randy Rinehart, Jack Berry, Tom Buzard, William Ginger, Terry Rogers, Keith Clevenger, Jeff Willeke, Rich Dunn, Tom Hoverman, Steve McKee, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Mayer, Jim Dunlap, Dave Long, Dave Hoffman, Dave Stites, Loren Alspach. 1 CHOIR The 1966-1967 choir had quite a full schedule this year. In November the choir sang for the com¬ bined Thanksgiving Church Services. In December the choir presented their yearly Christmas Concert by singing the Christmas Party” and joyous songs. In the middle part of March, the choir sang for the combined Easter Church Services. The choir ended up the year by going to contest at Bath High School. The required number was O’Lovely Splen¬ dor.” The choir received an excellent rating. The 1966-1967 Girls’ Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ann Oetzel, gave its first performance of the season in the Christmas program Next, they began working on music for the District contest held at Bath. They received a superior rating for two selected numbers and the required number, You Lovers That Have Loves Astray.” At State contest held in Bexley, they received a superior rating. The required song was To Blos¬ soms.” Left to Right—Row 1 —Barb Dray, Pam Will, Karen Dray, Susan Butler, Sandra Adam, Linda Metzger, Martha Miller, Pam Hallard, Chris Raabe, Brenda Seymour, Vicki Conley, Sandy Cross, Margaret Bendele, Marilyn Butler, Brenda Line, Kathy Thompson, Anita Chiles, Linda Conley, Jeanette Wollet, Debby Rogers, Darlene Kramer. Row 2 —Jane Ditto, Nancy Truman, Sheba Arnold, Jill Leininger, Linda Downey, Marilyn Core, Lynn Kraft, Peggy Ream, Sandy Hittle, Cathy Clapp, Marlene Rice, Andrea Settlage, Dianne LaRue, Laura Spitnale, Sue Neiford, Barb Kaskel, Ann Bendele, Sheryl Swartz, Marcia Fronk, Diane VanMeter, Pam Allemeier, Rita McKinley, Quincy Atterberry. Row 3 —Sue Kramer, Linda Hartsock, Cheri Turner, Nancy Ladd, Debbie Redmon, Pam Clapp, Debbie Carter, Virginia Kemper, Jenny Endsley, Terrie Hale, Janice Ditto, Bonnie Hurley, Ester Dolan, Susan Keeling, Sherri Barnes, Sandy Dancer, Susan Daulbaugh, Linda Mox, Jane Freund, Diana Allemeier, Elaine Bayman, Debbie Long. Row 4 —Joyce Gore, Bev Berry, Debbie Jackson, Claudia Laman, Gail Fletcher, Pam Butler, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Joyce Rozelle, Sharlene Boberg, Debbie Renner, Jan Williams, Diane Heidenreich, Linda Ness, Debbie Mullen- hour, Sharida Willeke, Peggy Erhart, Sharon Ralston, Nancy McClure, Joyce Allemeier, Barb Hurley, Carol Kloeppel, Marjorie Murray, Toni Young, Virginia Dolan. DIRECTOR—Mrs. Ann Oetzel GIRL’S GLEE CLUB Left to Right—Row 1 —Jim Morris, Dave Wilcox, Rick Dunlap, Bill Gunter, Bill Hinton, Jack Craig, Mike E. Mox, Larry Armstrong, David Blockberger. Row 2 —Steve Campbell, Terry Martin, Kenny Feathers, Jack Berry, Keith Clevenger, Terry Rogers, Tony Martin, Dale Arnold, Tom Truesdale, Joe Neiford, Bill Hittle, Darrell Robinson, Randy Rinehart, William Clinger, Roger Buzard, Mike Van Meter, Tom Buzard, Jim Wiltsie, Loren Alspach, Mike D. Mox. Row 3 —Dave Mayer, Jeff Willeke, Richard Dunn, Jim Dunlap, Tom Hoverman, Dave Long, Steve McKee, Dave Stites, Bruce Clevenger, Dave Hoffman. _;_2_ BOY’S GLEE CLUB The Boys’ Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ann Oetzel, began its 1966-67 season by participating in the annual Christmas con¬ cert. Since then, the glee club has been active by taking part in many school activities and appearing with the choir and girls glee club in many local singing occasions. The glee club thanks Mrs. Oetzel for her excellent guidance and directing the first Boys’ Glee Club at Jefferson High. BOYS’ ENSEMBLE —Left to Right—Row 1 —Dave Wilcox, Jack Berry, Darrell Robinson. Row 2 —William Clinger, Dave Stites, Dave Long, Terry Rogers. 54 T SENIOR ENSEMBLE —Left to Right— Kathy Thompson, Jeannette Wollet, Lin¬ da Conley, Anita Chiles. Row 2 —Joyce Core, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Joyce Rozelle, Linda Wiedeman, Cathy Clapp. FRESHMEN ENSEMBLES —Left to Right—Row 1 —Barbara Dray, Vicki Conley, Diana VanMeter, Debbie Carter, Elaine Bayman, Pam Will. Row 2 — Sheba Arnold, Marilyn Core, Rita McKin¬ ley, Linda Hartsock. Row 3 —Jenny Ends- ley, Susan Daulbaugh, Debbie Jackson, Sharida Willeke, Joyce Allemeier, Gail Fletcher. VOCAL SOLOIST —Left to Right—Row 1 —Claudia La- man, Debbie Mullenhour, Debbie Jackson, Jenny Ends- ley. JUNIOR ENSEMBLE —Left to Right —Row 1 —Pam Hallard, Chris Raabe, Debbie Rogers, Brenda Seymour. Row 2 —Diane Heidenreich, Laura Spitnale, Jan Williams, Claudia Laman, Linda Downey. SOPHOMORES ENSEMBLES —Left to Right—Row I—Martha Miller, Brenda Line, Cheri Turner, Jill Lein- inger, Karen Dray. Row 2 —Nancy Ladd, Virginia Kemper, Sue Neiford, Barb Kaskel, Sheryl Swartz. Row 3 — Bonnie Hurley, Linda Ness, Debbie Renner, Debbie Mullenhour, Terrie Hale, Marcia Fronk. Anita Chiles, Queen Becky Williams, Sandy Dancer HOMECOMING Homecoming night, Friday, October 7 proved to be a very successful and memorable night for Queen Becky Williams, attendants Sandy Dancer and Anita Chiles, and all the eager DHS fans. The Queen was escorted to her seat of honor at the football stadium by Tom Hoverman. Attendants Sandy and Anita were escorted by Seniors Darrell Robinson and Jim Dun¬ lap. After the victorious, hard-fought game, a semi- formal dance, entitled Autumn Paradise’’, was held in the music room. Queen Becky, beaming happily, was crowned Delphos Jefferson Homecoming Queen of 1966’’ by Tom Hoverman. Tom Hoverman gives Queen Becky a kiss as Anita Chiles, Jim Dunlap, Darrell Robinson, and Sandy Dancer look on. Queen Becky Williams escorted to her seat of honor by Captain Tom Hoverman. Sitting —Sandy Dancer, Queen Becky Williams, and Anita Chile s. Standing —Cheerleaders Nancy Ladd Linda Place Brenda Seymour, Sue Neiford, and Captain Keith Clevenger. ’ Taking pictures, selling advertisements, writing copy, and typing—these jobs have kept the Delphi staff very busy. The staff sincerely hopes that this Delphi—the Senior ' s final contribution to Delphos High School—will be a vivid reminder of a wonderful year—1967! DELPHI EDITOR Kathy Loetz ASSISTANT EDITORS Jane Freund Laura Spitnale TYPIST— Susan Gudakunst Becky Williams Keith Clevenger Linda Conley ADS SALESMEN Left to Right Row 1 Pauline Armstrong, Beverly Berry, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Ann Bendele Kathy Bayman, Anita Chiles, Linda Weideman, Kathy Thompson, Row 2—Terry Sargent, Tom Hoverman, Terry Rogers Jeff Willeke, Steve McKee, Steve Doyle, Tom Wolery, Dave Mayer, Tom Buzard, Gary Liggett, John Helt. ’ BOOK SALESMEN— Row 1 — Kathy Bayman Mary Jo Cochensparger Sandy Dancer Becky Williams Kathy Thompson Row 2 — Susan Gudakunst Gary Liggett Steve Doyle Linda Weideman 59 RE-ECHO Kathy Thompson, editor; Darlene Kramer, assistant editor; Dave Boyers, assistant editor. TYPISTS —Left to Right- Row 1 —Kay Ladd, Sandy Dancer, Cathy Clapp. Row 2 —Pam Lear, Susan Gudakunst, Becky Williams, Row 3—Pam Butler, Barbara Hurley. 60 1 The Re-Echo, with Kathy Thompson as editor, entered another phase of publishing school news this year. Not only did they present a half page of the latest news and photos in the Delphos Herald, but every six weeks they printed a mimeograph issue for distribution at school. This mimeograph issue contained school gossip and fun articles. Miss Uhrich was faculty advisor for the paper. Everyone involved in this publication should be commended for doing a fine job. Miss Uhrich, ADVISOR Left to Right—Row 1 —Jeannette Wollet, Jill Leininger, Cheri Turner, Martha Miller, Sheba Arnold, Norma Jones, Rita McKinley. Row 2 —Kay Ladd, Terrie Hale, Diane Heidenreich, Elaine Bayman, Linda Downey, Gail Fletcher, Debbie Long. Row 3 —Sue Neiford, Dennis Miller, Bill Hinton, Dave Stites, Jeff Willeke. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right—Row 1 —Nancy Truman, Kathy Thompson, Anita Chiles. Row 2 —Tom Wolery, Dave Long, Lewis Woodruff. LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is founded upon the principles of Leadership, Schol¬ arship, Character, and Service. Member¬ ship is granted only after these objec¬ tives have been reached, and each mem¬ ber must continue to uphold them after he has been inducted into the Society. This year the Honor Society ran the cloakroom at the home basketball games, and held its annual induction of new members in a school assembly in March. 62 SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS On May 6th, 1967, nineteen students from Delphos Jefferson took part in the District Scholarship Tests in Ada. To qualify for these tests the students had to place in the upper percentile in their respec¬ tive subjects in the Preliminary State Scholarship Tests. Left to Right—Row 1 —Bill Hinton, Darlene Kramer, Martha Miller, Linda Mox. Row 2 —Tom Buzard, Hal Krotzer, Paul Wreede, Darrell Robinson. Left to Right—Row 1 —Art Gressel, Tom Truesdale, Kathy Thompson, Susan Gudakunst, Susan Daulbaueh, Dennis Miller Row 2—Russell Dolan, Lewis Woodruff, Joe Gressel, Tom Wolery, Horst Carmean. S Miner. Row 1—Left to Right —Jeannette Wollet, Anita Chiles, Melinda Coyler, Pam Butler, Beverly Berry, Cathy Clapp, Pauline Arm¬ strong, Kathy Thompson, Becky Williams, Kathy Bayman, Ann Bendele, Sandy Dancer, Linda Conley, Kathryn Garrison, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Brenda Pavel, Susan Gudakunst, Linda Weidemen, Joyce Rozelle, Kathy Loetz. Row 2—Left to Right — Joyce Core, Christine Raabe, Luana Teman, Dianne LaRue, Darlene Kramer, Janis Joseph, Martha Miller, Vicki Conley, Elaine Bayman, Norma Jones, Barbara Dray, Barb Joseph, Pam Will, Sandy Cross, Sue Kramer, Andrea Settlage, Pam Allemeier, Linda Foust, Barb Metzger, advisor Mrs. Ayers. Row 3 — Left to Right —Lindai Metzger, Nancy Truman, Becky Clark, Virginia Kemper, Marcia Fronk, Tangie Carter, Barb Kaskel, Nancy Ladd, Sue Neiford, Cheri Turner, Jill Leininger, Karen Dray, Monica Endres, Becky Lucas, Susan Butler, Linda Hartsock, Margaret Bendele, Jane Freund, Pam Hallard, Kay Ladd. Row 4 — Left to Right —Marilyn Butler, Janet Core, Brenda Seymour, Rena Bohn, Carol Kloeppel, Virginia Dolan, Sandy Hittle, Bonnie Hur¬ ley, Sheba Arnold, Sue Burrey, Sherri Barnes, Peggy Ream, Debbie Rogers, Diana VanMeter, Debbie Redmon, Darlene Boberg, Toni Young, Cora Kohorst, Debbie Long. Row 3 — Left to Right —Sandy Adams, Dawn Davola, Debbie Carter, Debby Remus, Becky Kohorst, Linda Downey, Diane Heidenreich, Rita McKinley, Terrie Hale, Linda Place, Susan Keeling, Brenda Line, Barb Lumpkins, Debbie Jackson, Gail Fletcher, Majorie Murray, Sharon Kraft, Diana Allemeier, Linda Mox, Jane Jones. Row 6 —Left to Right —Marlene Rice, Quincy Atterberry, Marilyn Core, Pamela Clapp, Nancy McClure, Claudia Laman, Laura Spitnale, Sharlene Boberg, Patti Sawmiller, Dottie Stocklin, Vicki Butler, Debby Dancer, Linda Ness, Debby Renner, Sharon Ralston, Debbie Mullenhour, Sharida Willeke, Susan Daulbaugh, Jenny Endsley, Joyce Allemeier. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens started the 1966-1967 year by having the traditional induction service. The service was ended by singing Follow the Gleam.” The meetings and projects of this year were enjoyed by all. One of the projects included the donation of a new rug for the class play. The highlights of this year were the Y-Teen dance which was held in November and the Mother-Daughter Tea held in March. The year ended in May with a picnic. Y-TEEN OFFICERS— Left to Right —Jane Freund, Treas- Along with the advisor, Mrs. Ayers and the other officers, President urer, Martha Miller, Secretary, Becky Williams, Vice- Susan Gudakunst presented Mr. Koch with a check for the new President, Susan Gudakunst, President, Brenda Line, rug for the class plays. Program Chairman. SOCIETY OF BOOKS Mrs. Weiging Left to Right —Linda Weideman, Social Chairman; Mary Jo Cochensparger, President; Joyce Rozelle, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Becky Williams, Secretary-Treasurer. Left to Right —Darlene Kramer, Brenda Pavel, Jenny Endsley, Nancy McClure. Left to Right —Carol Kloppel, Phyllis Lear, Cathy Clapp, Linda Conley. Left to Right —Martha Miller, Pauline Armstrong, Kathy Bayman, Diane Heidenreich, Brenda Line. 65 Left to Right—Row 1 —Lloyd Smith, Keith Ebbeskotte, Kenneth Hoersten, Kenneth Burgei, Wayne Baumgarte, Robert Spieles, Mike Pohlman, Row 2 —Carl Knippen, John Knippen, Hubert Weinken, Roger Rode, Kenneth Seifker, Donald Holdgreve, Mike Mooney, Robert Prine, Ronald Miller, Kenneth Kloeppel. Row 3 —Terry Fetzer, Thomas Brenneman, Paul Bockey, Charles Pohlman, James Gable, Gary Holdgreve, Ronald Osting, Thomas Kramer, Daniel Kill, Mike Dickrede. Row 4 — Bernard Fiedler, Alan Haunhorst, Keith Rahrig, Mike Schulte, Kenneth Rahrig, Richard Osting, Jerome Trentman, Robert Trentman, Gerald Pohlman, David Blockberger. Row 5 —Mike Mox, Gary Smith, William Miller, James Miller, Thomas Kortokrax, Louis Bonifas, Ronald Schwinnin, Steven Schimmoller, Leo Mueller, Harold Heidlebaugh, Gerald Cross, Kenneth Hesseling. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left to Right —Ken Hoersten, Vice-President; Wayne Baum¬ garte, President; Mike Pohlman, Secretary: Standing — Bob Spieles, Treasurer; Ken Burgei, Sentinel; Keith Ebbes¬ kotte, Reporter. The F.F.A. was organized in 1928. Today it has over 400,000 members in its more than 9000 high school chap¬ ters. The primary goal of this organization is to develope agricultural leadership, citizenship, and co-operation. The method for achieving this goal can best be explained in the motto: Learning to Do; Doing to Learn; Earning to Live; Living to Serve.” There were many achievements of which the F. F. A. can be proud this past year. These include participation in the Speaking Contest, Parliamentary Procedure Contest and the State Livestock Judging Contest; the Chicken Barbeque, the Pancake and Sausage Supper and the annual Parent and Son Banquet, in which the boys honored their parents. Another proud event was the raising of Kenneth Hoersten and Mike Pohlman to the rank of State Farmer. SERVICE PAGE i y [ Several students volunteer a part of their study time to help the school. The girls make up the absentee lists which they dis¬ tribute among the teachers in the morning and afternoon. The boys set up the stage for assemblies, take care of the towels for gym, and help the janitors. All are render¬ ing needed services to their school. Left to Right —Diane Heidenreich, Pauline Armstrong. Left to Right —Steve McKee, Perry Copeland. Left to Right —Steve Campbell, John Good. 67 D-CLUB The Varsity D” Club, under the supervision of Mr. Koch, is an organized body of boys who have lettered in football, basketball, or baseball, and have passed the initiation qualifi¬ cations. Morale at Jefferson, this year, has been high. Part of the reason is due to the high morale of the D-Club members. The activities consisted of selling ads for athletic programs, taking care of the pop concessions for home basketball games, buying flowers for the mothers on Mom’s Night, and sponsoring the Teachers vs. Booster’s Athletic Basketball game which was a big success. OFFICERS —Left to Right —Jim Dunlap, Vice-President; Dave Mayer, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mr. Koch, Chief Advisor; Steve Doyle, President; John Helt, Secretary-Treasurer. Left to Right—Row 1 —Randy Rinehart, John Helt, Tom Hoverman, Dave Mayer, Jim Dunlap, Steve McKee, Steve Doyle, Tim Binkley. Row 2 —Hal Krotzer, Darrell Robinson, Ronald Basinger, Terry Sargent, Ronnie Jones, Mike Van Meter, Bob Fry, Richard Dunn. Row 3 —Jeff Ditto, Terry Wisher, Dave Long, Paul Wreede, Bill Daulbaugh, Mike Closson, Carl Kohorst, Bill Merschman. Row 4 —Bill Hittle, Tom Truesdale, Dale Arnold, Joe Neiford, Bruce Clevenger, Cary Prine, Mike Nixon, Rick Dunlap. Row 5 —Terry Martin, Tony Martin, Bob King, Robert Elling, Jim Morris, Monty Rupert, Jeff Norris, Dave Hoffman, Claud Hoover, Mike Dray. r GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girl’s Athletic Association worked hard this year, but they enjoyed it very much. Starting with the freshmen’s initiation, many girls could be seen with painted faces, baggy pants and ratted hair. Later on, the members were busy earning points towards their letters by playing volleyball, basketball, and baseball intramurals. They also earned points by selling popcorn at the basketball games and by sell¬ ing name tags. The highest event of the year was the Athletic Banquet, where all the DHS athletes were honored. This year was closed by a combined Y-Teen-G.A.A. picnic. G.A.A. OFFICERS —Left to Right —Nancy McClure, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Christine Raabe, Secretary, Kathy Loetz, President; Mary Jo Cochensparger, Social Chairman; Jane Jones, Treasurer. Left to Right—Row 1 —Janet Core, Mona Joseph, Cathy Clapp, Pauline Armstrong, Anita Chiles, Sandy Dancer, Ann Bendele, Linda Conley, Jeannette Wollet, Kathy Thompson, Becky Williams, Kathy Bayman, Linda Weideman, Joyce Rozelle, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Susan Gudakunst, Barbara Hurley, Pam Lear, Peggy Erhart, Kathy Loetz. Row 2 —Linda Metzger, Elaine Bayman, Jill Leininger, Karen Dray, Sue Neiford, Cheri Turner, Brenda Pavel, Chris Raabe, Nancy McClure, Sue Burrey, Kay Ladd, Jane Freund, Patti Sawmiller, Terri Hale. Row 3 —Dottie Stock tin, Darlene Boberg, Martha Miller, Barb Kaskel, Nancy Ladd, Toni Young, Debbie Redmon, Sandra Cross, Susan Butler, Luana Teman, Debbie Rogers, Margie Murray, Bev Cordray, Linda Place, Linda Downey, Gail Fletcher, Vicki Conley. Row 4 —Brenda Line, Ginny Kemper, Sheryl Swartz, Marcia Fronk, Tangie Carter, Bonnie Hurley, Becky Lucas, Margaret Bendele, Darlene Boberg, Pam Clapp, Sue Kramer, Andrea Settlage, Janet Core, Vicki Butler, Pam Lear, Carol Kloeppel, Norma Jones, Brenda Seymour. Row 5 —Janis Joseph, Jane Jones, Alexia Martin, Diane Allemeier, Linda Foust, Barb Metzger, Susan Keeling, Sandra Hitt le, Linda Hartsock, Alice Schleeter, Diane Heidenreich, Claudia Laman, Laura Spitnale, Sherri Barnes, Pam Hallard, Lois Spring, Pam Will, Darlene Kramer, Cora Kohorst, Dianne LaRue. Row 6: Virginia Dolan, Darlene Betts, Barb Joseph, Betty Cross, Pam Allemeier, Debby Renner, Debbie Mullenhour, Debbie Stant, Sharon Ralston, Monica Endres, Sharon Kraft, Linda Ness, Barb Dray, Mrs. Strayer, advisor. She finally said yes!” CAST —Left to Right —Tom Wil¬ liams, Christine Raabe. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On the night of March 31, 1967, the Juniors proudly presented their class play People Are Funny.” Under the direction of Mr. Walter Arnette and student directors Kay Ladd and Dave Long, the play was a great success. Art Linkletter, host of the television program People Are Funny” decided to challenge a certain, painfully shy young man, Roscoe Higgenbottam, to try to get a date with a certain girl, Betty Vernon, whom he had never seen before and introduce himself as Mr. X. If he suc¬ ceeded he would win a brand new Dodge convertible. He accepted the challenge, hoping that the girl wouldn’t be too pretty, for pretty girls made him stutter. Little did he know that Art Linkletter had sent Miss Vernon unusual gifts, such as a collapsible chair, a temperamental donkey and a jack-in-the-box which was mistaken for a bomb, and signed them Mr. X. Besides that, Mr. Vernon was known for having the meanest temper in town. When Roscoe introduced himself as Mr. X, Betty liked him, but he was violently disliked by Mr. Vernon for disrupting his household and was immediately thrown out. But Roscoe did not give up! Betty’s younger sister, Millie, decided to help him because she despised Stan Rockwell, her dad’s idea of a perfect man for Betty. When Roscoe was acci¬ dentally discovered in the house by Mr. Vernon and Stan Rockwell, Roscoe recognized Stan as the crook who had swindled his mother with phony stocks. Stan was taken to police headquarters and Roscoe and Betty appeared on Art Linkletter’s program to win the convertible for their honeymoon. STUDENT DIRECTORS —Lejt to Right —Kay Ladd, Dave Long. DELPHI DIRECTOR—Mr. Arnette Sitting —Ivan Youtsey, Darlene Kramer, Diane Heidenreich, Marjorie Murray, Barbara Lumpkins, Mike Nixon, Ronnie Jones, Joe Gressel, Mike Closson. You wanted a smack and you got it.” CAST —Left to Right -—Debbie Rogers, Chris Raabe, Claudia Laman, Homer Nihiser, Dave Wilcox. M ft 11 ' ■ R • v ' mt iiflM ' Rjp STAGE CREW —Left to Right — Sitting —Jane Freund, Sue Burrey, Brenda Seymour, Pam Hallard, Nancy Tru¬ man, David Allemeier. Standing —Bob Fry, Carl Kohorst, Paul Wreede, Ron Illyes, Bob King, Tony Martin, Keith Ebbeskotte, Joe Neiford, Bill Gunter. CAST —Left to Right — Sitting —Tom Hoverman, Joyce Rozelle, Dave Mayer, Darrell Robinson, Linda Conley, Pauline Arm¬ strong, Jeff Willeke, Keith Clevenger, Steve McKee, Steve Doyle, Jim Dunlap, Anita Chiles, Kathy Thompson, Tom Buzard. Standing —Linda Wiedeman, Becky Williams, Jeannette Wollet, Bill Hinton, Mary Jo Cochensparger, Terry Rogers, Peggy Erhart, Cathy Clapp, Sandy Dancer. This year’s Senior Class Play, Turn Back the Clock,’’ was presented on May 5. The comedy in three acts was written by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes. In a very brief prolog, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill are waiting up for their children, worried and concerned. Mr. Hill, a bank president and trustee of his church, is growing angry, harping on the so-called irresponsibilities of this younger generation. He is reminded of some of his own youthful ambitions and foibles, and the clock is turned back. We then meet Mr. and Mrs. Hill as high school Seniors in the year 1928. The play proper is a gleeful glimpse into those oh-so-dead days in which parents and children be¬ haved in almost exactly the same way that they behave today. We see the funny courtship of Mr. Hill (then plain Charlie Hill) and Mrs. Hill (in those days Evie Palmer) in the age of the Charleston, the yellow slicker raincoat, the raccoon overcoat, ukuleles and jazz, and painted jalopies. Here was a play with laughs, with charm—with that all important difference! SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mr. Connor, Director; Jeff Willeke, and Beverly Berry, Student Directors; Ann Bendele, Business Manager. � Sing us a song, Larry.” Left to Right —Tom Hoverman, Jeannette Wollet, Dave Mayer, Kathy Thompson, Tom Buzard, Peggy Erhart, Terry Rogers. STAGE AND MAKE-UP CREWS— Sitting, Gary Liggett, Tom Wolery, Ken Dillion, Steve McKee, Bill Lucas. Standing —Bryon Fetter, Linda Conley, Becky Williams, John Helt, Kathy Bayman, Anita Chiles, Horst Carmean. f 1 ’ vl | 11.1 k wS V (a - 1 j 1 W ■ :f,f i w ' m f i x i OId 1 A vl Let me help you, Charlie sweets.” Left to Right — Linda Weideman, Dave Mayer. 73 m JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM Fairyland Fantasy”, the theme of the 1967 Junior-Senior Prom, was decorated in light blue and blue. The Juniors spent many hours pre¬ paring for this prom. The efforts of the Juniors were well worth while for the prom was a big success. I could have danced all night.” The juniors and seniors rest between dances.” CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES Left to Right —Freshmen Attendants, Jeff Norris and Rita McKinley; Junior Attendants, Bruce Clevenger and Jane Freund; King and Queen, Randy Rinehart and Debbie Renner; Senior Attendants, Pauline Armstrong and Dean Basinger. 75 SENIOR DAY Tom Wolery receives the award for first honors from Mr. Christy. Kathy Thompson receives the award for second honors from Mr. Christy. Darrell Robinson leads the seniors in Climb Every Mountain.” Mr. Crede and Mr. Clark award Kiwanis grants to Kathy Loetz and Jim Dunlap. Jim also received the Huffman Award. i i Hi ' p if i | ADVERTISEMENTS 0 s C r ZOHIO POWER COMPANY The electric industry offers an interesting and exciting future for you—with increased op¬ portunities for service, responsibility and in¬ dividual accomplishment. Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 SANDER ' S CYCLE SHOP NU-MAUDES RESTAURANT Known for Finer Foods KILL BROS. CO. Manufacturers of Killbros. Ease-A-Way Grain Bodies Delphos Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 SWARTZ BODY SHOP 78 Compliments of WANNEMACHER JEWELERS Delphos Ottoville DR. G. K. MILLER DR. CLINT MILLER Compliments of Optometric Eye Specialist Delphos Ohio VANAMATIC COMPANY 127 S. Jefferson Phone 692-6085 Delphos, Ohio PITSENBARGER SUPPLY COMPANY Main at Third St. Quality Parts for Over 30 Years BETTY JANE SHOP Exclusive for the Young in Heart 79 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 MOREO BARBER SHOP Compliments of C. SCHEGER ' S SONS Otto Mike Northwest Ohio ' s Oldest HORINE LUMBER COMPANY Builders Supplies Mill Work Sash and Doors Insulation in our sixty-second year White Pine—Yellow Pine—Fir—Redwood Oak—Birch—Mahogany GERMAN SHELL SERVICE VIRGIL GERMAN—GORDON BRENDLE Good Year and Firestone Tires Tune-up—Shock Absorbers E. 5th and Ft. Jennings Rd. Delphos, Ohio ROBERT ' S CARRY OUT 426 North Canal St. 80 Congratulations to the Class of 67 w-w-w GIN X 2 THE DELPHOS COMMUNITY OIL ASSN., INC. Gulf Products Monroe and Elida Avenue Phone 692-9901 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Automobile Supplies—Toys Household Wares—Appliances Phone 692-6921 307 N. Main St. CITY PAINT AND SUPPLY Paint Is Our Business 209 S. Main St. Phone 695-2796 Delphos, Ohio PANGLES 82 Compliments of FISCHER PLUMBING, HEATING, AND AIR CONDITIONING A FRIEND 207 North State Street Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-8901 Inside and Outside Dining—Carry-Out Service Free Delivery on Any Order Over $2.50 Within City Limits Corner 5th Canal Located in the Heart of Delphos—America ' s Friendliest Little City Congratulations to the Class of 67 THE WHEEL-INN Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 Compliments of CARL W. CORE FETTIG ' S FLOWERLAND INSURANCE 314 West Fifth St. Delphos, Ohio Gifts—Lawn—Garden HELMKAMP ' S Quality Meats Since 1878 Color T V THE RADIO STORE Sales Service 1134 Spencerville Ave. VERN CLEVENGER—Owner Home Killed License Processing Phone 692-9801 ARMOUR AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. Oelphos, Ohio Phone 695-1931 NORBERT NUB GROTHAUSE IRVIN MOENTER Fertilizers Nitrogen Solutions Chemicals Lawn Garden Products LEONARD ROSE International Harvester The Best in Motor Trucks and Farm Equipment VIOLET IMPLEMENT SALES N. Main St. Delphos, Ohio DAIRY WHIP RESTAURANT Compliments of CLARENCE MOX AND SON Dealers in Livestock Delphos, Ohio 727 E. Fifth For Good Food Portraits—Weddings—Commercial JOHN R. HOVERMAN, C.P.P. BETTY HOVERMAN Delphos, Ohio HOVERMAN STUDIO 132 E. Third St. Specialists in Color m Phone 695-2776 85 DONALD MOX Auctioneer Real Estate Broker Phone 692-7108 Route 3 Delphos, Ohio Compliments of STRAYER ' S FLOWERS Flowers for All Occasions Phone 692-6691 CITY FEED STORE Delphos Ohio STALLKAMP DRUGS The Prescription Drug Store Delphos Ohio HARRY CREDE FURNITURE STORE 0 PHIICO 21 pornbl Prices That You Can Afford Delphos Enjoy Mello-Krip Popcorn Packed By J. M. METZGER CO. Delphos, Ohio Compliments and Best Wishes BOB PORTER Compliments of WREEDE BROS. CO. ABBEY ' S CARRY OUT 416 W. Clime 151 W. Fifth St. Phone 692-4771 Delphos, Ohio Groceries—Beverages—Snacks POWELL ' S Wholesale—Retail Store Greeting Cards for All Occasions Money Orders—Newspapers Toys and Magazines Phone RED ' S BARBER SHOP in the DELPHOS NURSERY CO. THE MOX NURSERY Fruit and Ornamental Phelan Hotel Trees, Shrubs, and Evergreens Landscape Work DRESS RIGHT— you do your best when you look your best Compliments of LION CLOTHING Formal Wear Dress Service Delphos, Ohio EAST-SIDE MARKET Compliments of DELPHOS QUARRIES COMPANY Crushed Stone and Agricultural Limestone Compliments of RAABE MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service Phone 692-0771 Delphos Ohio CHARLES SHOE STORE Compliments Family Shoe Store of 229 N. Main Phone 692-8821 KOESTER ' S JEWELRY Delphos, Ohio KAUFMAN STUDIO 622 W. Second St. Phone 692-9851 Specializing in Portrait Photography Delphos, Ohio Compliments Compliments of of MICKEY ' S CLEANERS MURPHY ' S Phone 692-4871 5 10 Store 89 DELPHOS FOOD LOCKERS, INC. Slaughtering—Processing—Curing for Lockers or Home Freezers Compliments of THE EQUITY ELEVATOR CO. Your Equity Delphos Phone 692-6891 135 E. Second Delphos, Ohio FISHER IMPLEMENT CO. Compliments of John Deere Farm Equipment and GENE ' S SOHIO New Idea First and Main Street Sales Service Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-6826 Delphos, Ohio Hog Feeders—Tires—Batteries Accessories—Water Tanks THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Delphos, Ohio Continue Your Education With Our COLLEGE LOAN PROGRAM DICK ' S A W DRIVE-IN MEYER ' S IGA FOODLINER SCOnS ' GROCERY 325 N. Main St. Fine Food Fresh Fruit VEGETABLES Phone 692-0941 Delphos 692-5901 Ft. Jennings 286-175 THOMPSON BROS. Growers of Ohio Certified Farm Seeds R.R. 2 Delphos ROSCOE THOMPSON 692-8167 RICHARD THOMPSON 692-8166 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 jHf HAROLD ' S CAR WASH Corner of Fifth and State Streets Compliments of GRESSEL PRODUCE CO. Phone 695-2010 Compliment ' s of MYERS CLEANERS 93 ODENWELLERS CLOTHING STORE Men and Boys Wear Delphos, Ohio WESTRICH STORE Appliances—Furniture—Houseware Gifts Paints and Wall Paper 203-205 N. Main St. Ph. 695-4701 PATTON ' S SUNOCO SERVICE Sun Oil Products SCOTT ' S CROSSING MARKET The Biggest Little Store JIGGS DORIS BOBERG Route 2 Elida, Ohio Your Musical Headquarters THE MUSIC CENTER 516 West 5th St. Delphos, Ohio A FRIEND THE COZY 94 DITTO BRIGGS MARATHON CLAWSON ' S ELECTRIC General Electric 5th Main St. Delphos, Ohio Appliances and Service 302-306 N. Main St. SAN-A-PURE DAIRY Milk Ice Cream Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-9781 Manufacturing Company SCHMITS Compliments I ' ll get him yet! Hagan Insulation for Heating Cooling Comfort Home Office—Delphos Plants in Iowa, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Alabama Complete Food Market Self Service HANSHUMAKER MOTOR SALES Corner of Second and Canal ALWAYS BEST IN JUVENILE FURNITURE Best Wishes to CLASS OF 67 1900-1967 THE DELPHOS BENDING CO. Distinctive Modern Compliments of HARTER AND SON FUNERAL HOME 209 W. Third St. Delphos, Ohio STALLKAMP ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor 205 West First Street Phone 692-8571 Delphos, Ohio Compliments of LEHMANN ' S FURNITURE Carpeting a Specialty Frigidaire Appliances 130-136 North Main St. Phone 692-0861 G tcrnth KNOWN FOR VALUES Your Friendly Family Store Compliments of WARREN GILDEN INSURANCE Congratulations to the Class of 1967 DELPHOS HARDWARE COMPANY SUEVER STONE COMPANY Crushed Stone—Ag—Lime Hot and Cold Mix Asphalt Route I, Delphos, Ohio DELPHOS PHONE 692-6111 SPENCERVILLE PHONE 647-4054 THE COMMERCIAL BANK Delphos ' Friendly Bank Main at Third Street Second at Franklin Street MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. 99 CHUCK ' S RADIO SHOP Zenith Philco Television ZENITH The Royalty of Radio and T V ALSPAUGH BODY PAINT SHOP DELPHOS BOWLING CENTER Over 20 Years Experience Auto Body Rebuilding—Repainting Auto Glass Installed Estimates Cheerfully Given 408 N. Canal Phone 692-6956 MILFORD ALSPAUGH, Prop. Bowling and Fine Foods TOM PAUL ' S 335 North Main Food and Beverages SAWMILL INDUSTRIAL LUMBER 692-5961 Landeclc Lumber Mill Delphos Ohio 100 • ; £ i 1 Compliments of DOROTHY BUETTNER BUETTNER BEAUTY SHOP Best Wishes From BENDELE ' S FLORAL GIFT SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Compliments of Compliments BUTLER ' S BAKERY 329 N. Main Delphos Phone 692-6886 DELPHOS BUILDER ' S SUPPLIES BINDEL ' S FURNITURE and Appliances Frigidaire—Maytag Tapper—Ironrite—Zenith Hoover Appliance Three Floors of Quality Furniture at Fair Prices Everything for the Home I All the luck in the world, graduates! Twelve Fruehauf Corporation Divisions work to develop new and better systems for handling and transporting goods by road, rail, sea or air—or any combination of these—then to supply the trailers, containers, railcars and related equipment these systems require. This is the concept of Total Transportation. FRUEHAUF C O R R O R A T « O N Delphos Plant • Delphos, Ohio Central Offices • Detroit, Michigan Compliments of BOCKEY MOTOR SALES McCLURE ' S Pontiac Sales and Service 328 North Main St. Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-0821 430 North Canal St. Delphos, Ohio Compliments of VAN AUTREVES KOLKMEYER Local and Long Distance Service FUNER AL HOME Phone 695-2761 320 N. Canal St. Delphos, Ohio Delphos Ottoville EQUITY DAIRY STORE DELPHOS T.V. Sales and Service Fine Dairy Products We Sell the Best—RCA—and Service the Rest. Lunches—Candies 201-202 W. 2nd St. Phone 692-6761 Delphos, Ohio TRI-COUNTY Plumbing—Heating Hardware Phone 692-8961 231-237 W. Second St. Delphos, Ohio DELPHOS STEAK HOUSE Congratulations to -the Class of 67 DELPHOS POULTRY PRODUCTS ROY ' S Phone 692-5801 Fifth and Main Sts. Delphos Hey! Were did she go? Guys, the new dribble goes like this! Herb Gudakunst and the Tijuana Jeff Cats ! BIRKMEIER MONUMENT COMPANY When Shopping Remember SHENKS Fashion Center of Delphos Compliments of TOM and CHARLIE NIEDECKEN Compliments of HUBERT B. CALVELAGE Certified Public Accountant KASKEL SUPER SERVICE Pure Oil Products Seiberling Tires PENN ' S JACK and JILL Infants and Children ' s Wear and Gifts 210 N. Main St. Delphos, Ohio 4th and Main Delphos 106 Compliments of the LINE-UP DELPHOS TENT AND AWNING P.O. Box 27 7051 2 W. Fifth St. REMLINGER DRUG CO. Delphos, Ohio 45833 Phone 692-5776 Tent—Retails—Awnings Boat Covers—Tarps—Curtains Camping—Canvas Repair Specializing in All Home Improvement With Expert Installations Instruction and Parts for Do-it-Yourself VERNON R. KILL 453 E. Cleveland St. Phone 692-5651 Delphos Ohio Stipp Compliments of HOUSE OF VOGTS 229 W. Fifth St. Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-8751 107 Congratulations to the Class of 67 IKE. Third St. Delphos, Ohio Home and Farm Loans Insured Savings Accounts Established 1893 CHEW-CHEW INN DAVE WIECHART Best Wishes from THE HUFFMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Service Equipment Division 108 Compliments DELPHOS SOYA PRODUCTS COMPANY Compliment ' s of THE NEW DELPHOS MANUFAC TURING COMPANY 110 Keith? Kathy, several years from now. Hey, aren ' t our F.T.A. show girls pretty ml ft V I ft At i r |i i IJB 1. ‘ bT ”y •: ll Wigs Hairpieces Sold—Pampered—Cared For Six Operators on Duty GINNY ' S BEAUTY SHOPPE III N. Main Delphos, Ohio Phone 695-1811 Compliments of VANDERWELL STOCK YARDS Delphos, Ohio Phone 692-6831 DELPHOS IMPLEMENT SALES Oliver Farm Equipment DeLaval Dairy Equipment Wheel Horse Lawn Garden Tractor Delphos, Ohio Phone 695-3741 I 12 OMER ' S ALIGNMENT SHOP 508 North Canal Phone 695-1941 Delphos, Ohio CUSTOM PRINTING OFFSET WORK TYPE COMPOSITION HOME PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLIES 315 N. 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