Kingsville High School - K Lite Yearbook (Kingsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1962 volume:

J I ■-'Jii' '■ v■ :•%•:.? v:, ■ y X' vA f r.y. -; • v.;f • •' r ,'n--'l S;- £. ' V ;• VvO' . '■;••; Published By Kingsville K-Lite Staff Volume XIV 2 K-Lite 1962 Administration--Faculty . . . Page 9 Seniors . . . Page 17 Activities . . . Page 41 Athletics . . . Page 51 3 We, the K-Lite Staff, dedicate our 14th and final Annual to our alma mater in which we, and numerous others before us, have spent many happy years. Our school system had its beginning in 1811; at which time, the trustees of Kingsville enacted an ordinance to erect a log school house. Later the need for a high school arose, and in 1835 the Kingsville Academy was erected on the lot beside the present library building. When this building was destroyed by fire on December 20, 1847, classes continued in other available areas within the township until the new building was ready for occupancy the following year. In 1872, the academy was presented to the Kingsville trustees because it could no longer be operated on a private basis. Our alma mater has the distinction of being the first consolidated school west of the Allegheny Mountains. This became effective April 17, 1892. In 1927, the school building was again destroyed by fire. Once more classes were held in various othei buildings until the completion of the new school on the present site in 1929. Since that time two wings have been added--the north one in 1953 and the south one in 1958. Another major decision became effective May 5, 1960 when Pierpont and Kingsville schools were con- solidated with Edgewood to form the present Buckeye System. Kingsville Schools have been noted for their thoroughness and excellence and ever since Academy days have been on the recognized list at Ohio State University. 4 Alma Mater Now a tribute we would pay thee, Our Alma mater dear. With loyal hearts we hail thee, Thy children gathered near. Our fondest hopes are with thee. We pledge thee love untold. We give again a three times three For the crimson and the gold. Old times often take us, Far from our high school home. False fortune oft forsake us, As thru this world we roam. Yet ever fresh we'll greet thee, Our love shall ne'er grow old; Our Alma mater Kingsville Hi, And the crimson and the gold. Then Kingsville Hi forever, Friend of our high school days. Naught from thee our hearts can sever, We'll ever sing thy praise. In after years we'll sing thee, As in the days of old, All hail to dear old Kingsville Hi, And the crimson and the gold. 5 1885-1927 6 'V o. o Z luooujJOOci ■u cu ■U GJ «U QJ Patsy Chapin—Editor Judy Speer--Assistant Editor Jack Ogren- -Business Manager Administration • Faculty Buckeye School Board Left to right. Mrs. C. E. Woodworth, Wilbur Hall, Paul Hewitt, Gunnar Fog, Edward Montgomery, Mrs. Linnie Usher. 11 MABLE CLEVELAND 5th Grade JUDITH BECKMAN 2nd Grade RICHARD BRUCKMAN Math 9th Grade Adviser Baseball Coach Basketball Coach JAMES DE GASPERIN 8th Grade Adviser Physical Education Health THERESA DIPLACIDO Kindergarten LAURYS FEE 10th Grade Adviser English One-act play Director FRED FERNANDEZ Elementary Art Instructor 12 TERESA GOOD 4th Grade STANLEY GRAHAM Science CLARISSA GRAN 3rd Grade ROLAND GRAVES Band and Chorus Instructor DONALD ISHEE 7th Grade Adviser Geography Ohio History HULDAH KAULL 2nd Grade FERN KELLER 3rd Grade MARY SUE KLEPSER Home Economics MARGARET KOBERNIK English Personal Typing MARGARET KONNERT Latin Librarian JAMES O'HARA Industrial Arts JOHN W. OREN Vocational Agriculture FFA Adviser STEVE RADWANCKY 11th Grade Adviser Government History Track and Junior Basketball Coach THOMAS REARDON Guidance Counselor BARBARA RENNER Elementary Vocal Instructor SUSANNA SHERMAN 1st Grade JANET SOWRY Commercial Department Newspaper Adviser JOHN THOMAS 9th Grade Adviser Math Science LESLIE THOMSON School Nurse JACQUELINE VANDERBURG 5th Grade GLADYS WEAVER 7th Grade Adviser History MARGARET WENTZ 4th Grade DAVID WALTER BARTRAM Dave AUDREY LOUISE BISSETT Audrey Now a tribute we would pay thee, JEAN LOUISE BLANK WALTER WILLIAM CAVE Walter PATRICIA ANNE CHAPIN Patsy Our Alma Mater dear. With loyal hearts ARCHIE PAUL DEWEY Archie KATHRYN LYNNE DEWEY Kathy we hail thee, DAVID CLARENCE FLACK Dave MARY FRANCES GREEN Mary Thy children gathered near. CHARLES WALTER JACK Chuck KATHLEEN ANN KISTER Kathleen BARBARA JEAN KOBERNIK Barb ROSE MARIE KUBICHEK Rose ROGER EDWARD LOUDEN Roger JACK ELDRED LUCE Jack GARY JOHN MALLORY Gary ROBERT JAMES MARSHALL Bob Our fondest hopes are with thee SANDRA LEE MASICK Sandy JUNE JEANNETTE MATULIS June WILLIAM MARK MITROVICH Bill DONALD JAY O'BELL Don We pledge thee love untold. JACK DWANE OCREN Jack ROGER CHARLES OS8URX Roger WILLIAM WESLEY PHILLIPS Ball Rev. A. K. Graff Dave Bogar Mary Ann Fiala Baccalaureate Class of 1962 Dr. Homer J.R. Elford Donald O’Bell Commencement Barbara Collister William dayman 27 Last Will and I, Car) Artman, will my ability to do as little as possible and still pass to Gene Marcy. I, Marilyn Baldwin, bequeath my inability to find something worth willing, to the on- coming seniors. I, Dave Bartram, will Roger Carle my ability to stay out of trouble during and after schoo, hours. I, Audrey Bissett, will my talkative ability to Betty Williams. I, Jean Blank, will my height to Vic Bernardez. 1, Bob Bliss, will my fighting ability to Jim Bradley. 1, Roger Brockett, will my ability to get along with Mr. Grahmn for four periods in a row to Bill Hofka and Tom McCrae. I, Linda Brunei!, will my flirting ability to Sarah Fisher. I, Dick Carle, will my shyness to Bob Sherwood. May it help him the way it has me. I, Walter Cave, will all my luck, happiness, and friendliness to Jimmy Jack. I, Nancy Carlson, will to Virginia Emery, my last name in exchange for her last name. 1 I, Patsy Chapin, will my ability' to work in noisy study halls to Wendy Moses. It will work wonders for your grades. I, Bill dayman, will my ability to beat the tardy bell to Larry Kuhn. Remember, it's that last second lunge that does it! I, Barbara Collister, will my seat in third period study hall to Bill Wentz. Happy day' Back where you started from! 1, Maralyn Dain, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to Dave Hill. I, Paul Dain, will my hair style to Vic Bernardez. 1, Joan Dawson, will my ability' to always be falling down to Leah Brain. I, Marianne Daywalt, will my ability7 to bowl backwards to Carol Thiel. I, Archie Dewey, will my ability' to miss at least one week of school a year to Charles Chapin. I, Kathie Dewey, will my big purse to Denise Winchester. I, Dave Flack, will my ability to hit people with basketballs to Danny Chandler. Too bad i Bill dayman won’t be there. I, Mary Green, will my chair in the band to Leah Brain. I, Pat Hass, will my chemistry experiments to Chuck Schlick. Have fun! I, Georgia Hays, will to Margie Wood my ability to reach high. You'll have to stretch a long way. I, Janice Herl, will my long walk home to Bill Stief. I, Tom Hinkle, will my French class experiences to Bill Wentz. S'amusez! I, Linda Hoover, will my waistline to Vic Bernardez. I, Ginger Ingramm, will my ability to keep quiet in second period study hall to Marty Dewey. I hope you have an understanding teacher. I, Charles Jack, will my gracefulness to Rich Toth. I, Kathleen Kister, will my nightly pinups to Rich Toth. Be sure to do it every night, or it won't do any good. 28 Testament I, Barb Kobernik, will my ability to play center on the basketball team to Dave Bogar. I, Rose Kubichek, will my ability to talk to Debbie Rose. I, Roger Louden, will my ability to match nickels to Ray Blank. Lots of luck! I, Jack Luce, being of sound mind and body, will my supply of flatheaded Fords to any deserving junior. I, Gary Mallory, will my dimples to Pat Lillie. I, Bob Marshall, will my ability to cook to Darlene Braden. Boy, you need it! I, Sandy Masick, will my long fingernails to Denise Winchester. I, June Matulis, will my height to the Junior High basketball team. I, Gloria McCroskey, will my blush and giggle to Sandy Schuetz. Hope you control them better than I did. I, Brenda Means, will my senior year to my brother, Gary. I, Sharon Miller, will my figure to Diana Davis. I, Bill Mitrovich, will my ability to sleep in homeroom to Ted Hanson. I can get along with Mr. Konnert, too. I, Don O'Bell, will my track experience to anyone participating in track at the new school. I, Jack Ogren, will my dear-hunting ability to Ron Trapper Carlson. Use it well, Woodsman. I, Mary Lou Oren, will my ability to be graduated to Bob Howe. I, Roger Osburn, will the transmission for my car, to Norm Hill. This means you've had your share of wrecking them. Norm! I, Bill Philips, will my ability to keep out of unnecessary trouble to Bill Hofka. I, Sandy Pickens, will my love for English literature to Gene Marcy. I hope you under- stand MACBETH better than I did. I, Ron Platt, will my ability to get along with women to Terry Leatherman. I, Jack Randolph, will my ability to say funny things in government class to Ted Hanson. I, Russell Risley, will my curly hair to Ken Mullen. I, Ted Rose, will my head of hair to anyone who likes red hair. I, Penny Sherwood, will my cheer leading ability to anyone trying out at the new school. I, Judy Speer, will my ability to make friends easily to Eilene Housel. I, Elaine Stevens, will my love for racing motorcycles to Danny Chandler. It takes a lot of spunk! I, Wally Strock, will my ability to get along with S.B.G. to Eilene Housel. I, Allyn Thiel, will my track and baseball ability to Dave Daywalt and Terry Leatherman. I, Walter Walbridge, will my height to Dwight Scheutz. I, Kay Wing, will my spelling ability to Ken Kubichek. Remember that the abbreviation for Wednesday is Wed., not Wen. 29 Senior CARL ARTMAN FFA 1,2,3,4. MARILYN CUZ BALDWIN Chorus: 1,2; Band: 2; Centra - Light: 3,4; Star-Beacon Correspond- ent: 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; National Honor Society: 3,4; Literary Club: 4, Vice President: 4; Hiram Team: 2,3, 4th in Kent District in Latin II, 17th in State in Latin II, 4th in Kent District in Biology, 8th in State in Biology. DAVID BART BAR TRAM Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 4; Junior Play; Basketball Manager: 2,3; Track Manager: 3; Hall Monitor : 3. AUDREY AUD BISSETT One-Act Play: 2; Legend Staff: 3; Dramatics Club: 3. JEAN SHORTIE BLANK Hall Monitor: 3; Senior Play Usher. ROBERT BOB BLISS One-Act Play: 4. ROGER ROC BROCKETT Basketball: 1; Band: 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus: 3,4; One-Act Play, Manager: 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Class President: 2; Vice President: 3; All-Ohio Boys' Band: 3. LINDA BRUNO BRUNELL Band: 1; Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Junior Play: Assistant Director; Centra- Light: 1,2,3,4; Hall Monitor: 3; Senior Play Usher RICHARD DICK CARLE Track: 4; Baseball: 2; Band: 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play: Properties; Centra - Light: 4; Hall Monitor: 4. NANCY NAN CARLSON Cheerleader: 2,3,4; Chorus: 2; Senior Play; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; Class Secretary: 3,4; Queen Candidate: 2. WALTER WALDS CAVE F.F.A.: 1,2,3. PATRICIA PATSY CHAPIN Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Centra-Light: 2,3,4, Editor: 4; Li- brary Staff: 3; K-Lite: 3,4, Editor: 4; Teacher's Assistant: 3; Usher at Commencement: 3; Senior Play Usher. WILLIAM HOLLESTER CLAYMAN Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Literary Club: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Vice President: 2; President: 3,4; Student Janitor: 3; Student Council: 2,3; Buckeye Boys' State: 3; Hiram Team: 1,2; Jefferson Team: 3,4. BARBARA BARB COLLISTER Junior Play; Senior Play; Cavalier Crier: 2; National Honor Society: 3,4; Student Council: 3; Class Treasurer: 4; Hiram Team: 1,2; Jefferson Team: 3,4. MARALYN MAR DAIN Junior Play; Cavalier Crier: 2; Youth For Christ: 1,2,3. PAUL DAIN Basketball: 1; Chorus: 3; Class Vice President: 4; Dramatics Club: 3; Junior Play; F.F.A.: 1,2,3,4. JOAN JOANIE DAWSON Chorus: 1; Cavalier Crier: 1,2,3; Legend Staff: 3; Dramatics: 3. MARIANNE DAYWALT Junior Play; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; Hall Monitor: 3; Queen Candidate: 4. ARCHIE ARCH DEWEY Basketball: 1,2; Baseball: 1,2,3; Junior Play; One-Act Play: 3,4; Senior Play; Legend Staff: 3; Cavalier Crier: 2,3; Dramatics Club: 2,3; Latin Club: 2,3. KATHIE KATE DEWEY Chorus: 1,3,4; Youth For Christ: 4; Hall Monitor: 3,4. DAVE FLACK Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Track: 2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Centra- Light: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Buckeye Boys' State: 3. MARY COOKIE GREEN Band: 1,3,4; Chorus: 1,3,4; Junior Play; Class Secretary: 3; Dra- matics Club: 2,3,4; Cavalier Crier 3,4; Youth For Christ: 1,2,3,4; Latin Club: 2,3; One-Act Play: 2,3,4. PATRICIA PATTY HASS Band: 2,3,4; Chorus: 1,2; Junior Play, Advertising, Usher; K-Lite Staff: 4; Centra-Light Staff: 2,3,4; Youth For Christ: 4; Literary Club: 4; New Herald Corresponden: 4; Teacher's Assistant: 3. GEORGIA TOOTIE HAYS Junior Play, Prompter; Senior Play, Prompter; Hall Monitor: 3; Centra-Light: 2,3,4. JANICE JAN HERL Chorus: 1,2; Hall Monitor: 3,4; Senior Play, Usher THOMAS TOM HINKLE Centra-Light: 4. LINDA HOOVE HOOVER Chorus: 1,2,3; Dramatics Club: 3; Junior Play; Cavalier Crier: 1,2,3; Legend Staff: 3; Dramatics Club: 2,3; Latin Club: 2,3. GINGER GIGI INGRAMM Chorus: 2,3,4; Junior Play, Usher; Centra-Light: 4; Youth For Christ: 4; Hall Monitor: 4. CHARLES CHUCK JACK Chorus: 4; One-Act Play: 1; Junio: Play; Cavalier Crier: 2,3; Legend Staff: 3; Latin Club: 2,3; Dramatic Club: 1,2,3; F.F.A.: 1,2,3,4, Parliamentary Procedure Team: 4, Public Speaking Contest: 2,3,4; Youth For Christ: 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN SMOOCH KISTER Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1; Junior Play; Centra-Light: 3; Youth For Christ: 4 Literary Club: 4; Literary Club: 4; Librarian: 3,4; Teacher's Assistant. 30 Activities BARBARA BARB KOBERNIK Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; Hall Monitor: 4; Class Sec- retary: 1; Senior Play, Usher. ROSE ROSIE KUBICHEK Junior Play: Usher; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; K-Lite: 4; Senior Play, Prompter; One-Act Contest, Property Manager. ROGER LOUDEN Junior Play; Centra-Light: 4. JACK LUCE Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1; Hiram Team: 1,2, 5th in District in General Science: 1; Junior Play; Senior Play; Centra-Light: 4; Hall Monitor: 4. GARY MALLORY Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 3; Cavalier Crier: 2; Latin Club: 2,3; Class Treasurer: 3. BOB MARSHALL Track: 3; Chorus: 4. SANDY FROG MASICK Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1,2; Junior Play; Senior Play, Usher; Centra - Light; 2,3,4; Honor Society; 3,4; Student Council: 2; Class President: 2; Piano Accompanist; Basketball Queen: 4. JUNE MATULIS Junior Play; Senior Play; One- Act Play: 1; Cavalier Crier: 3; Legend Staff: 3; K-Lite Staff: 4; Dramatics Club: 1,2. NANCY LOUISE McCONNELL Chorus: 2; Centra-Light: 4; Li- brarian: 4. GLORIA CLOR McCROSKEY Chorus: 1,3,4; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; Youth For Christ: 4; Hall Monitor: 3,4. BRENDA BEAN MEANS Band: 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Centra- Light: 4; Youth For Christ: 4. SHARON MILLER Cheerleader: 3; Junior Play; Senior Play: Usher; Cavalier Crier: 2,3; Legend Staff: 3; Dramatics Club: 2,3. BILL MITCH M1TROVICH Basketball: 2,3; F.F.A.: 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club: 3. DONALD DON O'BELL Basketball: 1,2,3; Track: 3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Hiram Team: 1,3; Jeffer- son Team: 4; National Honor Society: 3,4; Junior Play; Centra-Light: 1,2; Literary Club: 4, President: 4; Laboratory Assistant: 4. JACK OGREN Baseball: 1,2; Basketball: 2; Band: 1; Junior Play; Centra-Light: 3,4; Business Manager: 4; K-Lite: 4, Business Manager: 4; Senior Play; Buckeye Boys' State: 3. MARY LOU OREN Cheerleader: 1,2,3,4; Majorette: 1,2; Chorus: 2; Junior Play; Centra- Light: 3,4; Youth For Christ: 4; Queen candidate: 1,4; Senior Escort: 3; Class Treasurer: 2; Hall Monitor: 3. ROGER OZZY OSBURN Baseball: 3; Track: 3,4; Basket- ball: 2,3,4; Chorus: 2; Junior Play; Class President: 1. BILL PHILLIPS F.F.A.: 1,2,3,4. SANDY PICKENS Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 2; Junior Play; Senior Play, Student Director; Class Treasurer: 3; Centra-Light: 4. RONALD RON PLATT Baseball: 2,3,4; Basketball: 3,4; Junior Play; One-Act Play: 4; Senior Play; Literary Club; 4; Centra-Light: 3,4; Laboratory Assistant: 4; Student Janitor: 2,3,4. RUSSEL RUSS RISLEY Library Staff: 1; Hall Monitor: 3,4. TED ROSE Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 2,3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Hiram Team 2; Buckeye Boys' State: 3; Junior Play; Senior Play; Literary Club: 4; Jefferson Team: 3. PENNY PORK SHERWOOD Cheerleader: 2,3,4; Band: 1,2,3,4; Chorus: 1,2; Majorette: 1,2,3,4, Head: 4; Junior Play; Centra-Light: 2,3,4; Variety Show: 3; Hall Monitor: 3; Usher for Graduation: 3; Senior Play Usher. JUDITH JUDY SPEER Girls' Basketball: 2,3; Band: 1,3,4; Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Dramatics Club: 1,2,3,4; Cavalier Crier: 3, Assistant Editor; Legend Staff: 3; K-Lite Staff: 4, Assistant Editor; Centra-Light: 4, Assistant Editor; Youth For Christ: 1,2,3,4; Latin Club: 2,3; Class President: 1; One-Act Play; 3. ELAINE STEVE STEVENS Chorus: 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Youth For Christ: 4; Hall Monitor: 3,4. WALLY STROCK Band: 1,3,4; Chorus: 1,4; Junior Play; One-Act Play: 1,3,4; Cavalier Crier: 1,2,3; Legend Staff: 3; Latin Club: 2,3; Youth For Christ: 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics Club: 3; Buckeye Boys' State: 3; National Honor Society: 4. ALLYN AL THIEL Track: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 1,2. WALTER WALBRIDGE Chorus: 1; Junior Play. KAY WING-DING WING Chorus: 1,2,4; Junior Play; One- Act Play: 4; Senior Play; Centra- Light: 2,4; K-Lite: 4; Youth For Christ: 4; Literary Club: 4; Ma- jorette: 1,2,3,4; Librarian: 4; Teacher's Assistant: 3; Track Score Keeper: 4. 31 Prophecy So many changes have been made since the class of '62 gradu- ated twenty years ago. Family-size rockets have replaced family cars and super rockets are available for the teen-age crowd. One of our classmates. Bill Mitrovich, who always wanted to follow in John Glenn’s footsteps, has a rocket which he calls SUPER SANDY. He always enjoyed taking space trips in SUPER SANDY'; but one day his rocket got out of control, and he landed on the plantet Mars. He was immediately greeted by Tom Hinkle, who is the Public Relations Director there. Since the impact of the landing had caused a lump on the side of Bill’s head, a trip to the hospital was inevitable in Tom's opinion. In a short time an ambulance driven by Jack Luce arrived on the scene, and Marilyn Baldwin hopped out to examine Bill's head. Penny Sherwood jumped out at the same time and screamed. She had seen a body lying near the plane. She went over to look and discovered that it was Ron Platt. She began crying hysterically because he was once one of her very dearest classmates. He re- gained consciousness while Penny was crying and told her he was okay. While they were traveling to the hospital via ambulance, they saw Kathleen Kister and Georgia Hays painting a poster which announced the opening of Bob Marshall's drug store. Marshall's Drug Store had a familiar sound to the ambulance crew, but it must have sounded strange to the- Martians. When they finally arrived at the hospital, Judy Speer led them to the laboratory where she took a sample of Tom's and Ron's blood for the doctor in charge, who was none' other than Dr. W. Walbridge. After a careful examination, the doctor announced to everyone that Bill was suffering from shock; Ron, from over-exertion. They were allowed to leave the hospital provided they would go home, eat lightly, and not get excited. Leaving hurriedly, they immediately set out for Kay Wing's Flying School to learn what drey had done' wrong on this flight that had landed them on Mars. Kay called in her assistant, Russ Risley. He told them that he didn't know, but the same thing had happened to Kay and him. That was why they were on the planet. Somewhat mystified by it all, Bill and Ron bade Kay and Russ adieu and ambled up the avenue looking for a place to eat. They noticed a sign, Mary's Place, and entered to find diat the owner, server, dish washer, and boss was Mary Green. After the- dinner had been served, the' lights dimmed and the soft moan of a saxophone was heard. Linda Brunei! sang softly to the sweet tunes played by Roger Brock- et. After the: third encore there was a big boom. It seems that June Matulis and Barb Collister were trying to- Invent silent gun- powder, but something- must have gone wrong. Meanwhile, the boys discovered that Joan Dawson, Linda Hoover, Audrey Bissett, and Sharon Miller had married earth men and had ewe to Mars: for their honeymoon. They liked; the new Planet so well that they had settled on productive farms and had a combined 32 total of seventy-two offsprings. They are very busy but each week they visit the beauty salon where Brenda Means, Barbara Kobernik, and Nancy McConnell work. Here they hear the latest gossip. The last time they went, they heard that Bill dayman had just been married for the seventh time to a rich millionairess and had settled down in the foothills of Kingsville, Ohio. Paul Dain and Charles Jack are planning to have the biggest sheep ranch in Pierpont in the near future. At the present time they have fourteen sheep. Roger Osburn is now retired in Tanganyika. He has achieved his life time ambition--a harem consisting of thirteen girls. His harem queen is Sandy Masick. She was always a good queen in high school! Marianne Daywalt has been taking lessons and is now the fastest woman track star in Carlson Corners, a little town named for Nancy Carlson because of her great patience. Bill and Ron continued to wander around the planet. They asked Walter Cave, who is the chief of police, for information about the planet. He pointed out several landmarks to them. Among these were the Strock Cathedral, built in honor of Wallace Strock; Bar- tram's Bath house, owned and operated by Dave Bartram; Louden’s Laundermat, which Roger Louden and Dave Flack pretended to run; and O'Bell’s Treehouse Observatory. The Mars Embassy was located not far from where they were, so Bill and Ron decided to visit it and change their money into Martian dollars. The first person they met was Jack Qgren, who was sweeping the floor in preparation for open house the embassy was holding for the local colleges. The man in charge of changing the money turned out to be Gary Mallory. Recognizing Gary, Bill asked him how he had come to live on Mars. Gary explained that he and Ted Rose had been a part of an experiment to find out if life existed on other planets. Gary invited Bill and Ron to attend the open house to meet their former classmates, Rose Kubichek and Pat Hass, who now w'ere professors of psychology at die college. They attended the open- house but left in a short time to visit the Dewey Dance Hall. Here they discovered a bit of excitement, for Archie and Kathy were attempting to teach Carl Artman, Dick Carle, Jack Randolph, and Allyn Thiel to do the twist. There was added excitement when the juke box caught fire. The fire department was called and Jean Blank, Janice Herl, Maralyn Dain, and Ginger Ingramm answered the call. Jean got her foot caught in one of the boots; Janice tripped and fell over the firehose; and Ginger picked up the wrong end of the hose and became quite wet. The fire was still raging, so new recruits were sent from the firehouse. They were Bob Bliss, Patsy Chapin, Sandy Pickens, Mary Oren, Bill Philips, and Gloria McCroskey. Even they could not help, for suddenly the water stopped coming through the hose. The noise and confusion were terrific! What a way to end a space trip! 33 Cuckoos on the Hearth Don Carleton........Dave Flack Cuckoos on the Hearth presented Zadoc Grimes . . . .Ronnie Platt some strange characters: an unknown Lulu Pung...........June Matulis mystery writer, an eccentric female Sheriff Luellan cousin, several foreign agents, a Preble............Jack Luce sheriff (actually an escaped strangler), Professor...........Ted Rose and a state trooper. Doc Ferris..........Archie Dewey Mr. Carleton, an inventor of a gas Reverend Underhill. .Bill dayman that put people to sleep, is called to Mrs. Carleton . . . .Nancy Carlson Washington to give information about Doctor Gordon . . . .Barbara Collister his invention to the government. While Abby...................Kay Wing he is away, three men, who later prove State Trooper.......Dick Carle to be foreign spies, run out of gas in Bulah Peck..........Marilyn Baldwin front of the Carleton home. Since the weather is very cold, they ask for and receive refuge at the Carletons' house. Their purpose, of course, is to steal the formula for Mr. Carleton's gas. The sheriff, who defeats their purpose, turns out to be the escaped strangler. The action speeds up but the state 35 trooper arrives in time to capture the sheriff and to rescue Mrs. Carleton. The Cajun Armide . . . . Julie......... Papite........ Anatol . . . . Pierre . . . . Father Martel . Kay Wing . Mary Green . Wally Strock . Archie Dewey . Ron Platt . Bob Bliss The senior class chose Ada Carver's The Cajun as their entree in the one act play contest. The play took place in the early 1900’s. Julie and Dierre want to be married. The priest tries to stop the marriage because Julie and Pierre are cousins and might have children like Papite, Armide's witless son. Julie had been promised a cross when she had a child. The curtain falls while Julie is pleading with her mother for the cross. 36 FIRST ROW: Leah Brain, Kay Brocklehurst, Eilene Housel, Victor Bernardez, Charles Chapin, Darlene Braden, Sharon Mosier, Ruth Blenman, Carol Case, Robert Keene, Mr. Radwancky; SECOND ROW: Ted Hanson, Gladys Doman, Colletta Kister, Jane Foley, Barbara Fox, David Kray, Gene Marcy, Mary Ann Fiala; THIRD ROW: William Chapin, Virginia Emery, Sandra Bissett, Richard Ford, Gary Carr, David Ander- son, Kenneth English, Charles Mihalick, Danny Chandler; FOURTH ROW: Norman Hill, Ken Austin, Larry Kuhn, James Brad- ley, David Bogar, Tom McCrae, John Aldrich, Gary Means. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Wood, Jane Newcomb, Betty Williams, Mary Lou Neill, Paul Pinkney, Carol Thiel, Deborah Rose; SECOND ROW: Charles Schlick, Robert Page, Clark Emerson, Kathy Todd, Glenn Smith, Pat Wentink, Mr. Graham; THIRD ROW: Barbara Porter, Denise Winchester, Anna Neczporenko, Richard Toth, Carol Taylor, Robert Sherwood, James Wright; FOURTH ROW: William Stief, Kenneth Mullen, Tom Simmons, Richard Nicka, Tom Pinkney, Bill Wentz. 38 FIRST ROW: Nancy Hunt, Ada Johnson, Peggy Loomis, Barbara Kister, Patty Lillie, Sherry Keene, Linda Wood, Mrs. Fee. SECOND ROW: Bill Marri- son, Alvin Williams, Connie Luce, JoAnn Lawrence, Susan Raschke, Martha Walbridge. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Olin, Bar- bara Randa, Ruth Ann Smith, Shirley Knapp, Kay Risley, Robert Miller, John Phillips. FOURTH ROW: Paul Scott, Terry Leatherman, Mark Nagle, Richard Schowalter, Wal- ter Mullen, Edith Yoak, Dace Magons. FIRST ROW: Sharon Carle, Sue Hudson, Martha Dewey, Ronnie Carlson, Pat Bissett, Diana Davis, David Hawn, Gloria Case, Glenna Brown, Claudia Ford, Sandra Flannigan, Mrs. Hartman. SECOND ROW: Diana Deeter, John Ensell, Penny Howe, Judy Dreitzler, Bruce Brockett, Judy Bruckman, Ted Gedeon, Bob Howe. THIRD ROW: Gary Burch, Jack Fedor, Herbert Green, Robert Collister, Charlotte Case, Roger Carle, Ken Furmage. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Dawson, Ray Blank, Lawrence Case, David Davis, Paul Hudson, David Hill, Bob Carle. 39 FIRST ROW: Char- lotte Wimer, Marcia Wright, Donna Mc- Croskey, Kathy She- neman, Dale Rich- mond, Judy Miller, Patty Mast, Charles Van Kirk, Phyllis Neff, Judy Mason, William Mertz; SECOND ROW: Linda Osborne, Sharon Parker, Lauren Poros, Judy Schultz, Janet Wilcher, Becky Whit- ing, Kathy Walbridge, Karen Smith, Mr. Sherman; THIRD ROW: Wendy Moses, Wendell Rose, Bill Runyan, Ralph Sey- mour, Gary Nichols, Bill Vanek, Peter Sensky, Cheryl Richardson; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Redmond, Dave McMillen, Bruce Webster, Tom Wolf- gang, Tim Wing, Herb Stanton, Raymond Onion. FIRST ROW: Keith Marcy, Robert Norton, Leslie Carr, Tim Hanson, James Jack, Karen Eastlake, Linda Emerson, June Leonard, Annette Andrejack, Peggy Phillips, Mr. Bruckman; SECOND ROW: Danny Chapin, Janice Howard, Becky Carter, Susan Smith, Buretta Canter, Susan Fox, Sarah Fisher, Beverly Anderson, Ken Olson, Ron Nelson; THIRD ROW: Fred Mallory, Douglas Moore, Tom Altman, Kenneth Hallett, Tim Dewey, Larry Litwiler, Eddie Bradnam, Richard Johnson, Eddy Nelson, Ken Hoover; FOURTH ROW: Bridget Horn, Carol Fox, Carol English, Kathy Miller, Cheryl Tanner, Marla Carr, Rowena Fee, Judy Wilkinson, Virginia Jeffers, Darlene Lampson, Sharo! Smith; FIFTH ROW: Bill Allen, Gary Good, Tom Gray, Earl Brayman, David Daywalt, Tim Neczeporenko, Myron Beck, Roger Hass, Dan Landon. Student Council, SEATED: Jack Fedor, Jack Ogren, Dick Ford, Judy Speer, Carol Fox. STANDING: Lois Shank, Larry Herl, Mr. Ishee, Norman Richmond, Karolyn Howe. Centra-Light, FIRST ROW: Miss Sowry, Kay Brocklehurst, Mary Lou Oren, May Green, Judy Speer, Patsy Chapin, Linda Brunell, Penny Sherwood, Barbara Kobemik. SECOND ROW: Peggy Loomis, Sandy Masick, Leah Brain, Glenna Brown, Ginger Ingramm, Martha Dewey, Eilene Housel, Martha Walbridge, Jane Newcomb, JoAnn Lawr- ence. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ann Smith, Sue Hudson, Brenda Means, Rose Kubichek, Nancy McConnell, Nancy Carl- son, Kay Wing, Sandy Pickens, Gloria McCroskey, Bob Page. FOURTH ROW: Virginia Emery, Sandy Bissett, Judy Bruckman, Marianne Daywalt, Dace Magons, Georgia Hays, Mary Ann Fiala, Roger Louden, Marilyn Baldwin. FIFTH ROW: Dave Flack, Ronnie Platt, Dick Carle, Tom Hinkle, Wally Strock, Jim Bradley, Jack Ogren, Jack Luce, Patty Hass. FIRST ROW: Mr. Graves, Barbara Kobernik, Linda Brunnell, Patty Lillie, Marcia Wright. SECOND ROW: Danny Chapin, Leah Brain, Gloria Case, Becky Whiting, Ted Hanson. THIRD ROW: Ruth Smith, Judy Bruckman, Patsy Chapin, Bob Marshall, Diana Deeter. FOURTH ROW: Linda Osbome, Gloria McCroskey, Kay Wing, Claudia Ford, Kathy Miller. FIFTH ROW: Darlene Lampson, Tom Pinkney, Tom McCrae, Wally Strock. Chorus JFe— « Band, FIRST ROW: Mr. Graves, Alan Marshall, Glenna Brown, Danny Chapin, David Hawn, Martha Walbridge. SECOND ROW: Eilene House], Mary Green, JoAnn Lawrence, Sandy Pickens, Ronnie Marshall. THIRD ROW: Bob Sherwood, Diane Deeter, Denise Bowdler, Charles Mihalick, Gary Mallory. FOURTH ROW: Wendall Rose, Bill Runyan, Rowena Fee, Judy Bruckman, Cheryl Tanner. FIFTH ROW: LeRoy Roxberry, Jack Luce, Gary Means, Dave Bratram, Kenneth Kubichek. 'horus, FIRST ROW: Peggy Loomis, Kay Brocklehurst, Mary Green, Peggy Phillips, Karen Eastlake. SECOND ROW: (athy Dewey, Ginger Ingramm, Roger Brockett, Judy Miller, Sue Smith. THIRD ROW: Elaine Stevens, Sandy Jchuetz, Barbara Fox, Cheryl Tanner, Pat Wentink. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Smith, Judy Speer, Rowena Fee, JoAnn .awerence, Carol English. FIFTH ROW: John Aldrich, Dave Bartram, Charles Jack, Dick Ford. Band Band, FIRST ROW: Tim Dewey, Debby Rose, Dave Olin, Sally Brydle, Ellen Manslield, Penny Sherwood. SECOND ROW: Kathy Walbridge, Gloria Case, Kathleen Kister, Leah Brain, Sharon Carle, Mary Lou Neil. THIRD ROW: Bill Stief, Herb Green, Pat Hass, Judy Speer, Jim Wright. FOURTH ROW: Roger Brockett, Brenda Means, Ruth Blenman, Gary Nichols, Sandy Masick. FIFTH ROW: Wally Strock, Dick Carle, Ken Mullen, Ted Rose, Bob Carle. Junior Band, FIRST ROW: Mr. Graves, Dianne Carlson, Christine Janendo, Allan Runyan, Phyllis Lawrence, Alla Marshall, Sally Brydle, Mary Todd, Karen Eastlake, Debby Bowdler. SECOND ROW: Ralph Rose, Tim Moroski, Connie VanKirk, Keith Hawn, Mary Kray, Sally Laugen, Ellen Mansfield, James Hallett, Ronnie Miller. THIRD ROW: Sandra Dunick, Lois Shank, Kathryn Walbridge, Ronald Marshall, Leroy Roxberry, Denise Bowdler, David Olin, Ruth Ann Dewey, Esther Ernst. Marilyn Baldwin, STAR-BEACON; Wally Strock, and Patty Hass, NEWS HERALD. FIRST ROW: Glenna Brown, Kay Brocklehurst, Sharon Parker, Judy Miller, Susan Smith, Peggy Loomis, Mr. Sher- man; SECOND ROW: Kathleen Kister, Becky Whiting, Martha Walbridge, Eilene Housel, Judy Bruckman, Leah Brain; THIRD ROW: Elaine Stevens, Patty Hass, Marilyn Baldwin, Dace Magons, JoAnn Lawrence, Terry Leather- man; FOURTH ROW: Ted Rose, Bob Bliss, Walter Mullen, Bill dayman, Ronnie Platt. Not pictured: Don O'Bell. F.F.A., FIRST ROW: Mr. Oren, Jimmy Jack, Dale Richman, Carl Artman, Bob Miller, Kenny Mayle, John Phillips, David Kray, Leslie Carr, William Mertz, Keith Marcy; SECOND ROW: Ron Nelson, Eddie Bradnan, Robert Collister, Jerry Redman, Leslie Dawson, Tom Pinkney, Bruce Brockett, Charles Jack, Charles Chapin, Paul Pinkney, Victor Bemardez; THIRD ROW: Tim Neczeporenko, Herbert Green, Danny Chandler, Mark Nagle, Herb Stanton, Roger Hass, Richard Toth, Bill Hofka, Gene Marcy, Roger Smegal, Bill Phillips; FOURTH ROW: Earl Brayman, John Aldrich, David Davis, Dwight Schuetz, Richard Nicka, Paul Hudson, Kenneth Austin, Tom McCrae, Myron Beck, Bill Mitrovich, Paul Dain. Library Staff, FIRST ROW: Peggy Loomis, Janice Howard, Gary Nichols, Wendall Rose, Nancy McConnell, Mrs. Konnert. SECOND ROW: Sue Smith, Pat Wentink, Margie Wood, Kathleen Kister, Kay Wing, Sandy Thompson. THIRD ROW: Sue Hudson, Dace Magons, Sharon Parker. Hall Monitors, FIRST ROW: Margie Wood, Barbara Kobemik, Kay Risley, Gloria McCroskey, Claudia Ford, JoAnn Lawrence, Charlotte Case, Carol Taylor, Carol Thiel, Janice Herl, Mrs. Kobemik. SECOND ROW: Eilene Housel, Sandra Bissett, Jane Newcomb, June Matulis, Ginger Ingramm, Elaine Stevens, Kathy Dewey, Barbara Kister, Nancy Carlson. THIRD ROW: David Flack, Tom Hinkle, Charles Mihalick, Robert Carle, Robert Bliss, Richard Ford, Robert Page, Richard Carle. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Dawson, Kenneth Mullen, Glenn Smith, Tom Simmons, Bill Wentz, Richard Page, Paul Dain, Bill dayman, Ronald Platt. KNEELING: Terry Leatherman, Richard Ford, Chuck Schlick; STANDING: Mr. Bruckman, Ralph Brown, Roger Osburn, Danny Chandler, David Bogar, Bill dayman, Ron Platt, Ted Rose, Dave Flack. FIRST ROW: Bill Allen, Bill Van eh, Victor Bemardez, Ronnie Carlson. Ken Hoover; SECOND ROW: Richard Toth. Kenneth Austin. Dave Davwalt, Jim Bradley. Jack Fedor, Mr. Bruckman. 52 Mary Green, Carol Daywalt, Sandra Masick, Marianne Daywalt, Mary Oren. Homecoming FRONT: Leslie Dunne, Paul Bogar, BACK: Bill Mitrovich, Mary Green, Archie Dewie, Ron Austin, Sandy Masick, Ralph Brown, Carol Daywalt, Mary Lou Oren, Paul Dain, Marianne Daywalt, A1 Thiel. 53 Scorekeepers Kay Wing, Bob Page, Debbie Rose Cheerleaders, ROW 1: Gloria Case, Mary Oren, Mary Green, Penny Sherwood, ROW 2: Patty Wentink, Glenna Brown, Nancy Carlson, Claudia Ford. Track: Ted Gedeon, Allyn Thiel, Richard Ford, Dave Flack, Jim Bradley, Richard Nicka, manager, Mr. Radwancky, Dave Bogar, Ralph Brown, John Ensell, Charles Schlick, Bob Howe. State Track, FIRST ROW: Richard Ford, Allyn Thiel. SECOND ROW: Ralph Brown, Ronald Platt, David Bogar, Roger Osbum. 55 Baseball, FIRST ROW: Jack Fedor, Victor Bernardez, Ken Hoover, Allyn Thiel, Charles Schlick, Terry Leatherman, David Kray, Richard Ford. SECOND ROW: Ted Rose, Danny Chandler, Bill dayman, Mr. Bruckman, David Bogar, Ronald Platt, Norman Hill, Roger Carle. Junior High Track, FIRST ROW: LeRoy Roxberry, Ken Hoover, Bill Vanek, Bill Smith. SECOND ROW: Tom Bort, Mr. Radwancky, Ted Howe. 56 '•te-1 i L't. mf iwT -I dff ’ £. | BOTTOM: James Hallet, Keith Hawn, Bill Smith, Donald Baldwin, Ellis Church, LeRoy Roxsberry, Terry Watkins, David Olin, Ronnie Marshall; SECOND ROW: Tom Bort, Raymond Kellogg, Gary Page, Tim Moroski, Gary Hoch- schild, Ronny Miller, Larry Herl, Dale Smith, Mr. Radwancky; THIRD ROW: Larry Braden, Gary Bates, Roger Smith, Ted Stezyj, Lee Carter, Larry Fedor, Bob Hill, Ronnie Emerson, Barry Cedar, Coach, Mr. Radwancky; FOURTH ROW: John Doman, Terry Brocklehurst, Bruce Mihalick, Claude Hawn, Richard Stezyj. BOTTOM: Marilyn Hill, Carol Mosier, Janice Brunell, SECOND ROW: Mary Kray, Karolyn Howe, Lois Shank. 57 FIRST ROW: Marie Wolfgang, Ronnie Emerson, Alan Marshall, Larry Herl, Wally Brocklehurst, Ronald Miller, Tom Bort, Ellen Mansfield, Sally Brydle; SECOND ROW: Mr. DeGasperin, Ruth Ann Dewey, Jeff Bush, Connie Van Kirk, Pat Faulkerson, Helen Ingramm, Robert Pifer, Sandy Campbell, Venda Mosley, Linda Nichols; THIRD ROW: David Olin, Joanne Church, Sally Laugen, Lois Shank, Mary Kray, Esther Ernst, Connie Stanton, Linda Montgomery, Sandra Dunick; FOURTH ROW: Larry Hays, Patricia Cave, Denise Bowdler, Ronald Marshall, Glenn Stover, Terry Watkins, Keith Hawn, Charles Brydle, William Church, Donald Baldwin, Roy Cusano, Leroy Roxberry, John Kirk- land, Jerry Bacon. FIRST ROW: Tharp Mosley, Lee Carter, Roger Smith, Dale Smith, Harold Leonard, Ed Blood, Sharren Reydak, Sandra Thompson; SECOND ROW: Linda Spangler, Joe Johnson, Duane Lillie, Gary Page, Gary Hockschild, Nor- man Richmond, Raymond Kellogg, Richard Styzej, Mrs. Weaver; THIRD ROW: Miles Wolfgang, Ned Ingramm, James Loomis, Karolynn Howe, Sharon Swanson, Janice Mast, Carol Mosier; FOURTH ROW: Benjamin Mertz, David Laugen, Howard Porter, Bruce Mihalick, Ted Styzej, Ed Mullen, Philip Blood. 60 FIRST ROW: Danny Altman, Duane Bancroft, Bob Hill, Larry Fedor, Gary Bates, Larry Braden, Marilyn Hill, Barry Cedar; SECOND ROW: Mr. Ishee, Dave Afer, Ralph Rose, Gene Stover, Jim Hallett, Jerry Davis, Fred Fox, Mary Todd; THIRD ROW: Freddie Mae Buler, Tim Moroski, Cheryl McCann, Dianne Detrick, Ruth Fluharty, Janet Fox, Phyllis Lawrence; FOURTH ROW: Fred Hunt, Ken Marshand, Suzanne Chapin, Leland Carter, Charles Cusano, Jean Lemmon, LeRoy Good, Susan Runyan. FIRST ROW: Mary Saturday, Cindy Howe, John Fox, Charles Ernst, Bonnie Mosier, Raymond Cedar; SECOND ROW: Janice Bowers, Jay Showalter, Fred Vanek, Debbie Bowdler, Donald dayman, Terry Simmons, Ronnie Howe; THIRD ROW: Peggy Shenemen, Allan Lemmon, Clara Altman, Judy Neff, Diane Carlson; FOURTH ROW: Michael Rutkowski, Peter Wing, Mary Day, Patty Mertz, Floyd Lane, Judy Bush, Alan Runyan, David Tomsic. 61 FIRST ROW: Judy Hill, Kathy Moore, Dorthy Fualkerson, Denise Braden, Nancy Tomsic, Patty Hunt, Debbie Alt- man, Tommy Howard; SECOND ROW: Charles Furmage, Kitty Wright, William Butler, Gary Crosley, Rhonda Richardson, Dale Dragon, James Goudge; THIRD ROW: Paul Davis, John Fobes, Donald Thompson, Dana Rose, Dean Campbell, Clark Mullenax, Vivian Montgomery, Miss Vanderburg; FOURTH ROW: Norman DeGroodt, Fred Blank, Bonnie Bush, George Keener, Connie Wentink, Linda Byers, Nancy Kray. FIRST ROW: Nancy Fedor, Danny Eagle, Carol Dyer, Stephen Ernst, Frank Bartley, Thomas Harless, Kathy Schultz; SECOND ROW: John Parker, George Stuzej, Diane Summers, Gerry Stanton, Rodger Brunell, Robert Reed, Blaine Pickens, Mrs. Good; THIRD ROW: Larry Neff, Roy English, Kenneth Hill, Denise Rose, Charles Kister, Bruce Blen- man, Wesley Lowczynski; FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Howe, Laneen Keener, Bertha Carter, Brian Bovee, Kenneth Kuhn, William Kirkland, Darlene Platt. 62 FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Pasha, David Hancock, Connie Mason, Laura Corlew, Rebecca Miller, Douglas Canter, Sharon Canter; SECOND ROW: Bradley Ensell, Timothy Bort, Timothy Sheneman, Endile Moore, Timothy Kister, Karleen Fuchs, Darold Spangler, Mrs. Wentz; THIRD ROW: Hubert Dietrich, Mike Day, Gary Diemer, Linda She- neman, Sheila Smith, Debra Hamrick, Linda Flack, Peggy Simon; FOURTH ROW: Michael Wolfgang, Leonard Marshano, Fred Moore, David Lane, Earl Ford, James Bell, Edgar Neff. FIRST ROW: Stephen Richardson, John Brocklehurst, Harry Smith, Cherie Graham, Edward Van Kirk, Eldean Davis, Marla Bancroft; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Keller, Alice Shears, Sarah Faulkerson, Dale Kellogg, Raymond Corlew, Kristine Keller, David Hanna, Gary Tomsic; THIRD ROW: Harold Bovee, Verna Moses, Louie Bowers, Jo Ann Lemmon, Betty Brunell, Susan Hammon, Mark Shears; FOURTH ROW: Herman Urbank, Donald Bowdler, Charles foak, Daniel Lawrence, John Berwald, Dennis Lemmon, Mary Beth Hunt, Anna Mosley. 63 FIRST ROW: Carol Ludwig, Thomas Goudge, Nancy Dunick, Judy Thompson, Lester Canter, Betty Faulkerson, Rhonda Mullenax, Edwin Dansereau; SECOND ROW: Wayne Lowczynski, Christine Mackey, Carl Canter, Marilyn Holcomb, Kathy Flack, Melvin Lewis, Gene Detrick, Mrs. Gran; THIRD ROW: Larry Bell, Tim Brunell, Raymond Krause, Tommy Fox, Gary Mason, Jean Fog, David Harcourt; FOURTH ROW: Edward Cave, Robert Roxberry, John Watson, Joe Cusano, Billy Hatch, Larry Stover, James Campbell. KINGSVILLE GRADE FIRST ROW: John Altman, Gayle Bradon, Annette Mosley, Keith Simmons, William Harless, Daniel Wolfgang, Roy Mason, Richard Mason; SECOND ROW: Priscilla Whiting, Douglas Urbank, Susan Furmage, Patricia Day, Marlene Dietrich, Donald Michael Gamble, Steven Krause, Mrs. Kaull; THIRD ROW: Denver Carter, Barbara RoxberTy, Edwin Lute, Jacklin Whelpley, Carl Feather, Connie Brunell, Jerry Rich, Linda Thompson; FOURTH ROW: Douglas Stevens, Susan Hunt, Jeffrey Runyan, Ivan Jeffers, Karen Hancock, Gary Kirkland, Clifford Johnson. 64 Second Grade, FIRST ROW: Christine Bort, Sharon Todd, William Payne, Denise Smith, Janet Neff, Mary Vanek, Donald Canter, James Marshall. SECOND ROW: Miss Beckman, Edwin Shank, Gary Dragon, Robert Brydle, Barbara Cotton, Donnie Brunnell, Sharrie Reydak, Ronald Wimer. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Gamble, Barbara Moyers, Deborah Hatch, Linda Stover, Terry Moore, Cheryl Marshall, Larry Stief. FOURTH ROW: Linda Summers, Bradley Hoover, William Stern, Rita Hawn, Gordon Pifer, Susan Stanton. First Grade, FIRST ROW: James Harless, Darlene Cotton, Karl Fuchs, Calvin Lewis, David Goudge, Arthur Hill, Leslie Dunne, John Bish, Terry Manwaring, SECOND ROW: John Mackey, Jeffrey Bates, Jerry Luce, Terri Cooper, Cynthia Simmons, Nora Johnson, Benita Tackett, Charles Canter. THIRD ROW: Marian Styzej, Beth Howard, Ramona Thunnell, Deborah Diemer, Kirk Whelpley, Gary DeGroodt, Carlolyn Hallett, Daren Marr, Mrs. June Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Diemer, Lee Davis, Paul Fog, Bert Tiito, Kenneth Hancock, David Mont- gomery, Rose Yendriga. First Grade, FIRST ROW: Davy Canter, Evelyn Pasha, Kathy Kister, John Payne, Frank Mikolay, Cynthia Sherwood, Douglas LaMont, Robert Blenman, Shirley Canter. SECOND ROW: Carol Dunick, Debra Shears, Kathi Nemitz, John Catalina, Jeffrey Fobes, Kay English, Darlene Cosner, Cheryl Brunell.THIRD ROW: Stephanie Grubb, Sandra Watson, Connie Maxwell, David Summers, Michael Hancock, Kenneth Cotton, Lawrence Faulkerson, Virginia Lewis, Cathy Diemer, Larry Brocklehurst, Kathryn Rzeszutek, Joyce Huey, Paul Bogar, Thomas Wing, Loretta Dietrich. ABSENT: Anne Loomis. Kindergarten, FIRST ROW: Ricky Fedor, Dennis Osburn, Dale Ingramm, Mark Bovee, Pamela Mullenax, Robert Shears, Lori Mackey, Branda Saturday. SECOND ROW: Margaret Delander, Mike Hunt, Jackie Hamrick, Dean Bovee, Margaret Hatch, Debbie Davis, Cary Sowry, Miss DiPlacido. THIRD ROW: Robert Keller, Cary dayman, Danny Fenton, Steve Kray, Billy Shenneman, Carol Hannold. 66 Kindergarten, Larri Nemitz, Jackie Bort, Vickie Kolasinski, Glenyses Hodgkinson, Marie Mills, William Lowczyn- ski. 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