Lake High School - Aura Yearbook (Millbury, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1964 volume:

oe Ge ee ie ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY Volume IV | Published by The AURA Staff ‘Lake High School Millbury, Ohio I964 Editor: Peggy Stagner Advisor: Mrs. Dora Shaw Foreword A school year consists of many doings All which lead to part of schooling. We have clubs and sports to amuse When school subjects tend to confuse. There are students who have problems There are teachers to help solve them. There are many a problem and many a laugh Among a hard-working group called the Aura Staff. — The job of these members is to sum up in a book Things at which students would like to look— Doings of clubs and sports of the year, And other things that bring happiness and cheer. In school you have friends both good and bad, Those who make you happy-those who make vou sad. We have taken these friends and grouped them together In a book of memories to cherish forever. Clair Davenport In Memoriam J This year was saddened by the death of two of Lake’s teachers. Mrs. Mabel Bitter died January 13, and Mrs. Maxine Sander died De- cember, 1963. Mrs. Bitter, a lifelong resident of Lake Township, taught at Millbury for eight years. For the previous year and a half, Mrs. San- der taught Spanish | and Spanish Il at Lake Senior and Junior High Schools. Mrs. Maxine Sander Mrs. Mabel Bitter ® istration ® Admin Board of Education Robert Scott; Robert Brossia; Eva Johnson, clerk; J. Ellsworth Shamp, president; Oliver Snyder, vice- president; and Chester Herrington. Administration sets pace for school... Under the supervision of Executive Head Wayne O. Hosafros the administrators at Lake Schools direct all phases of the educational pro- gram. Administrators and teachers attend workshops and conferences throughout the year to learn new techniques and exchange ideas with other educators. The Lake Billboard keeps parents and faculty informed on Board of Education action and Administration decisions. The school board successfully urged passage by the voters of an ad- ditional three-mill levy. Wayne O. Hosafos Executive Head Walter A. Snyder Boyd Cose H.S. Prin. J.H. Prin. Albert Rorapaugh Craig Goddard Walb. Mill. Prin. Lake Elem. Prin. Robert Filiere J.H. Guidance Richard Lieb H.S. Guidance Mrs. Olah Johnson Mrs. Donna Johnson Mrs. Evelyn Baker Mrs. Dorothy McCamey Lake High School Lake Elementary Millbury Elementary Walbridge Elementary Senior High Faculty Gary Bandelean Elizabeth Boileau Roger Brown David Colville Drivers Ed. Phys. Ed., Social Studies English Voc. Ag. Eugene Hodulik Norman Irish Vera Lowrie Math Bus. Ed. English Emma Menter Ronald Nott Ray Rideout Richard Sanderson Latin, Library Social Studies Music Science | Kenneth Searfoss Jane Seeley Dora Shaw Robert Slykhuis BeCmEC English Bus. Ed. Phys. Ed., Science | Thomas Tallman George Walton Science, Math Ind. Arts Norris Ward Richard Washeck Frances Watson James Wilkens Science Instrumental Music Home Ec. Social Studies Junior High Faculty Ralph Bernard John Briggs Willetta Brown Lottie Fox Science Math English Math, Science Thomas Gibbs Vincent Hainen Melvin Hall Math, Science Math, Science Science Phyllis Henry Gary Jones English, Social Studies English, Social Studies Sa Helen Kohler Paul Moore Frances Riker John Russell: Math, Library English, Social Studies Social Studies Phys. Ed., Math Lura Sconberg Vernon Sconberg English Music Marlene Wiegman Robert Yaekel Phys. Ed., Business English Custodians 1. RIDEOUT J. TYNER, L. MUSSER Millbury Walbridge Bus E. KAPP H. GOODMAN J. MAZUR D. LOVELL P. GUTHRIE D. AKENBERGER W. BYINGTON Cafeteria Head MRS. TAYLOR C O O ks Lake L. SMITH, M. KOHNKE, D. DOMBROWSKI, A. SCOTT, L. WHETSEL, O. RUBLAITUS, J. HERMAN, M. DeRAMMALAERE, N. GROSS, H. REED, J. JOHNSON, N. PETERSEN. W. JACOBS, A. HAMRICH, N. BOYD, R. JOHNS, R. O’NEAL, R. JACOBS, C. BUSDECKER, D. CALMES. Lake _ Drivers K. McCLARREN V. SCHOBER J. SCHWAMBERGER D. BREESE L. McLAUGHLIN W. JUDY | Walbridge Millbury B. DALLING, I. HAHNE E. RIDEOUT, E. DIEFENTHALER les ® Social Stud Ist row: S. Dennis, treasurer; D. Hutchinson, vice president; Mr. Wilkens, advisor; D. Wag- goner, president; J. Johnson, secretary. 2nd row: J. Frisinger, B. Herman, C. Kohnke, C. Mast, B. Johnson, P. Snyder, S. Namay, S. Young, J. Baker, P. Baker, P. Vroman, J. Moore. 3rd row: J. Schulte, G. Nyari, N. Warns, M. Black, K. DeFalco, R. Bitter, S. McKibben, T. Baker, S. Wengert, C. Daniels, C. Whetzel. 4th row: F. Sander, P. Lutman, D. Thornton, J. Trace, J. Puse, J. Stephenson, R. Recker, E. Schneider, G. Blair, B. Vance, K. Greenlese. Ist row: Mr. Case, advisor; R. St. John, secretary; S. Gilsdorf, president; J. Dusseau, vice president; L. Davenport, treasurer; Mr. Filier, advisor. 2nd row: K. Sabo, J. Keller, S. Betcher, L. Black, T. Ward, T. Garrett, R. Harvey, G. Pasqulone. 3rd row: J. Sundermeier, P. Lintner, M. McLaughlin, M. Martin, T. Garner, J. McKibben, D. Stivison, M. Baker, T. Mutchler. 4th row: D. Powers, R. Sutton, H. Brockbrader, J. Cook, J. Music, V. Kalmbach, M. Bryan, T. Belch, K. Taylor, J. Wagner. Senior High Student Council Lake Senior High Student Council is the democratic government of the Lake student body. Annual elections are held and repre- sentatives are chosen from homerooms, classes, and the school-at-large. The primary job of the Student Council is to act as a sounding board for student body ideas and interests. The council has continued to regulate fund-raising activities of school sponsored organizations. The group has also taken charge of the activity board in front of the school and has purchased a record library for dances. Student Council sponsored a dance to raise money for the March of Dimes. The Student Council inaugurated the C. T. Falls Award. The recipient is to be judged on leadership, character, and scholarship. Junior High Student Council Lake Junior High Student Council meets once each month during school hours. Projects of the organization were holding a sock-hop, sponsoring a junior high Christ- mas dance, and securing permanent Christ- mas decorations. | Future Teachers of America was rganized to acquaint students with e field of teaching. Members are ermitted to act as substitutes in tiie Lake School System. P Acquiring the money for a $50 Icholarship is their main project. The sholarship is awarded to a deserv- 1g senior who plans to enter the field of teaching. This year to raise fe money the FTA sold stationery. Ist row: J. Spencer, N. Guy, C. Conihay, C. Daniels, N. Keller. 2nd row: J. Frisinger, V. Davenport, | P. Stagner, P. Belch, T. Baker. 3rd row: Mrs. Shaw, C. Davenport, M. Braden, C. Sigler, A. Rideout, J. Johnson, A. Dalling. Cheri Sigler, pres., calls the meet- ing to order. Mary Braden conducts reading class in Mrs. Mary Alice Wilken’s first grade. vackie Johnson answers questions for a fifth grader in Mrs. Helen Lehman’s room. } Language Arts and Social Studies teach of the world... In this age of speed, the world keeps getting smaller and smaller. It becomes increasingly necessary for students to know the language, customs and history of other nations. Our youth in this modern age must be better informed. regarding current events and happenings. Through the two years of Latin and two years of Spanish offered at Lake, the students learn foreign languages. In the English, speech and composition classes, our youth learn to express them- selves properly. Government, history and economic courses prepare the stu- dents for better citizenship. Joe Mangum speaks out in speech. Mrs. Henry uses maps to instruct her seventh grade soc studies class. Mrs. Seeley OK’s Mike Smith’s work in English class. Mr. Nott shows pictures of the Presidents of the United Sta to American History students, Ken Rose and Mar y Black. Mrs. Menter instructs her Latin Student. Mr. Brown watches over his speech students, Bob Winni¢ Larry Fox, and Iris Flowers. ath We prepare for the future... In this atomic age math and science are becoming more and more important to the United States’ position as a world leader. Lake High School has been striving over the years to develop a well-rounded and interchangeable program in these two vastly important fields. In math, Lake’s curriculum offers geometry, senior math, general math, and two years of algebra. Biology, physiology, chemistry and chemistry lab, physics, and general science are offered in the field of science. Students hard at work in Mr. Briggs algebra class. Boys wait for Mr. Hall’s decision on math problem. Dale listens as Mr. Hodulik points out mistake. Mrs. Fox tests seventh grade math students. Mrs. Kohler directs eight grade math. lence, Seventh Sci In ts inen experimen . Hai r ® Vv c aw Vv Ww = = eo Lu = J o = co o Q. xs o ral Vv =) me} c ° Vv w -Q ol O = wv wn Ae UV 5 dee -a o 5 = = o E = ww ® a ce Vv 2 = wn = wn Dn oD ae ca r M ik and Peggy tackle Senior Math. Hodul Mr t cat in Physiology ISEC . Rachel and Jo d Mr. Bernard lectures General Science class. Mr. Hall explains use of microscope to eighth grade science students. Mr. Ward directs thought in physics class. Beth listens as Mr. Ward explains experiment. Biology students, Nancy and Bob observe Mr. Sanderson’s examination of frog. Vocational Educat lon ‘howe Ist row: C. Brentlinger, L. Vroman, M. Diehl, P. Vroman. 2nd row: Miss Watson, S. Hollandshed, J. Lilie, S. Longo, T. Stevens, E. Keller, B. Kowalka, C. Dwyer, J. Dartt. 3nd row: J. Vroman, L. Miner, C. Whetsel, S. Mason, L. Allen, J. Baker, M. Caswell. 4th row: S. Russell, K. Heldt, P. Caldwell, J. Goney, S. Clapsaddle, B. Shupe, S. Anderson. Lake Chapter Future Homemakers of America was or- time in several years. The chapter operated the refreshment ganized in 1934 and 45 members have received the State stand at home basketball games. This year the girls went Homemaker Degree, the highest state award given. to the Lutheran Children’s Home at Christmas time, sang FHA sent girls to compete in state contests for the first carols, and passed out oranges. Linda Vroman demonstrates use of the sewing machine. Cookies were made for the Junior High Christmas Dance. Pat Vroman prepares the ingredients for cookies. Ist row: Mr. Colville, D. Deal, D. Davis, K. Swartz, J. Swartz, M. Stiff, D. Henzler. 2nd row: M. Stev- ens, E. Bihn, W. Staib, R. Finn, D. Scott, J. Bihn. 3rd row: R. Everhart, J. Dartt, P. Habel, B. Delphous, R. Taylor, J. Davis, D. Johnson. 4th row: D. Belville, G. Conley, T. Smith, D. Mullins, M. Brown, D. Below, P. Boyd, D. Lowell. 5th row: J. Wright, R. Fowler, C. Wright, K. Hayes, T. Bihl, L. Adler, T. Bihl, B. Deal, J. Butler, M. Todak. Lake Chapter Future Farmers of America, organized in far there has been two American Farmers and 23 State 1928, has a membership of 41 boys. The current advisor is Farmers from this chapter. Mr. David Colville. Lake’s chapter sponsored the District Public Speaking Four degrees for FFA work are awarded: Greenhand, Contest and was represented at the livestock judging. Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. Thus Dale Monroe looks at former FFA awards. — - a B pr Es =m Dy uae Be ence! Mr. Colville reviews projects with FFA boys. Mike Stiff and Jim Swartz display a plastic cow which was given to the FFA chapter. Vocational Training serves an immediate need... . Ae Vocational Agriculture, Home Economics, and Industrial Arts make up the voca- tional department of Lake High School. Vocational Agriculture and Home Economics are associated with the National Organization of the Future Homemakers of America and Futu re Farmers of America. On an average two-thirds of the students graduating go into the labor field either directly or indirectly. Students in Home Ec. learn to properly groom them- selves and their homes. Vocational Agriculture students learn the correct farming procedures and Industrial Arts students learn the proper use of tools and machines. Mr. Walton shows Steve Smoot a model of a saw cut . . . learning Last touch-up on their lamps, Irvin Leidy, Allen Mason, Keith Layman . . . finishing ill Mechanical Art students, Don Gargac, Rick Austin, Scott Goeckerman and Dick Weatherholtz make plans . . . draw- ing Work’s done and cleanup is under way by Bob O’Brien, James Hall, Jack Wheat, Jack Vroman and George Ship- per ... cleaning Rally McDaniels, Mike Smith, and Bill O’Brien make project . . . making Dianna Cox watches over Linda Hoover as she demonstrates new de- Ken Swartz and Dan Davis make plans for sign on sewing machine. State Judging. InNess ® Giving food and games to the Lutheran’) Orphan Home was the Christmas project o the Future Business Leaders of America dur) ing the ‘63-64 school year. A candy sale i) midwinter enabled many members to financi the trip to state convention in Cincinnati ane some will attend the national convention helc in June at Washington, D.C. : To obtain membership, students must have two business subject credits and must main) tain an overall grade average of C. } 1st row: B. Bahnsen, vice president; B. Johnson, secretary; C. Davenport, president; J. Borsos, treasurer; J. Williams, reporter. 2nd row: C. Wheeler, P. Miller, J. Griggs, C. Sigler, P. Mapes, P. Snyder, S. Welling, A. Brown. 3rd row: Mr. Searfoss, D. Sweet, K. Brunty, S. Namay, S. Dennis, Mrs. Shaw. Ath row: Homer Rhubright, J. Schulte, C. Beckman, M. Black, C. DeFalco, L. Baker. Iris Flowers uses the dictaphone. Clair Davenport and Bev Johnson transcribe shorthand notes. a Students are taught business Co-editor Joyce Griggs sets up Breeze with the help of Mrs. Shaw. _ The business department includes typing, shorthand, office practice, secretarial prac- ‘ice, journalism, bookkeeping, business law, and business English. In secretarial a nd office practice, the students are taught how to use the dictaphone, low to file, and how to solve advanced typing problems. | The journalism class is responsible for all school publications and each year the mem- lers attend the Bowling Green State University workshops for school newspapers and school yearbooks. The school newspaper, LAKE BREEZE, is judged in the spring of the year at “Journalism Day”. ' Two years of typing are offered to business students. Personal Typing is available for tie college bound. ' Bookkeeping and shorthand are both offered for two years. | FBLA is the organization for business students. It is organized locally, state-wide, and ration-wide. Mr. Irish helps a student gain speed and accuracy in Per- sonal Typing class. technique. Mr. Irish and bookkeeping students take break after hard work. Mr. Searfoss checks a Business English workbook. Mrs. Shaw dictates letters to the Shorthand | class. unior H Ist row: R. Bailey, T. Mutchler, K. Taylor, B. Patznick, R. Fought, T. Upde- graff, T. Harris, L. Hansen, C. Harpel, M. Asman, R. Judy, K. Moyer. 2nd row: A. Honaker, D. Humes, R. Crandall, D. Patton, M. Hosofros, M. McLaughlin, S. Hahne, S. St. John, K. Reno, T. Ward, K. Halicek, K. Lusher, R. Derringer, S. Weller, L. Dellinger, M. Farley, J. Rhodes, J. Hoffman, R. Weller, Mr. Washeck. 3rd row: T. Vance, P. Slee, K. Cox, R. Leidy, L. Warns, J. Marchetto, K. Keeton, H. Hosafros, J. Keller, B. Minning, K. Courter, M. Rudolf, M. Smith. 4th row: D. Shekeruk, R. Paluch, P. Mass, B. Aguilar, S$. Goney, T. Herman, L. Shaw, P. Minuto, S. Schulte, T. Prewitt, B. Freeman, D. Essig, L. Austin, T. Isbell, B. LaChine, G. Welling, G. Healt, P. Goodman. 5th row: L. Tracey, B. Rideout, R. Vavrik, B. Andrich, J. Johnston, B. Baker, P. Visley, P. Viers, J. Bell, D. Cook, K. Smith, M. Hootman, K. Swartz, P. Knudson, M. Martin, B. Recker, P. Mc- Ewen, S. Wiley, T. Young. SENIOR BAND | Ist row: P. Snyder, L. Johnston, T. Baker, L. Bastubee, C. McConihay, D. Cowles. 2nd row: L. Belch, B. Beck, B. Sander, J. Englehart, R. Baldwin, D. Hutchinson, |J. Warns, J. Jackson, R. Johnston, G. Reed, R. McCamey, G. Beckman, Mr. 'Washeck. 3rd row: J. Petrusky, P. Guthrey, H. Brockbrader, D. Waggoner, V. Rodela, G. Bastubee, M. Sander, S. Beck, A. Dalling, S. Dale, S. Wengert, P. Carlock. 4th row: D. Reed, N. Keller, D. Jackson, K. Schumaker, P. Keeling, B. “Mang, J. Jacobs, C. Blandin, P. Belch, C. Beckman, C. Dissett. 5th row: D. Blakes- sly, K. Helt, C. Goeckerman, J. Harpel, L. Swartz, P. Baker, L. Hutchinson, J. Hanson, B. Huber, G. Isch, R. Rice. 6th row: S. Landolt, C. Blandin, P. Farley, _M. Deal, B. Beckman, J. McConihay, B. Kurfis, B. Tipton, D. Weller, W. Rodela, -K. Dunmyer. 7th row: W. Waggoner, N. Denniston, T. Johnson, E. Hootman. DIXIELAND BAND |t row: S. Wengert, J. Jackson, Mr. Washeck. 2nd row: P. Belch, N. Denniston, . Waggoner. 3rd row: R. McCamey, D. Waggoner. Mr. Washeck advises John Englehart on correct pro- cedure. BAND NOTES Lake Senior High Band has 92 members. The band was invited to attend the New York World’s Fair in August and staged an all-out campaign to raise $10,000. for the trip. To raise this money, the band sponsored concerts, dances, suppers, a hootenanny, a food tent at the Wood County Fair, and various other functions. Band Director Richard Washeck required each member of the band to go to solo or ensemble competition where each received beneficial constructive criticisms. It is hoped that this individual improvement will aid the band in overall performance. During the football season the band entertained at half- time at all home games and at a number of away games. The Dixieland Band provided entertainment at various community functions and played at basketball games to help school spirit. Senior Choir Ist row: Mr. Rideout, E. Stack, C. Wheeler, M. Caswell, H. Saver, B. Beckman, F. Hansen, M. Gross, F. Sander, J. Vance, C. Sigler, C. Davenport, I. Flowers. 2nd row: P. Hansen, B. Herman, C. Brent- linger, J. Robbitt, B. Bahnsen, J. Hughes, L. Belch, E. Schneider, D. Moore, F. Kalmbach, J. McConihay, C. Daniels. 3rd row: S. Welling, J. Wagner, P. Miller, S. Russell, S. Larsen, D. Waggoner, W. Swartz, G. Davenport, D. Kettle, B. Cook, P. Stagner, R. Schober. 4th row: J. Pitzen, G. Nyri, P. Belch, J. Schulte, J. Wagner, S. McKibben, R. Bitter, R. Breese, L. Baker, J. Jackson, G. Beckman, B. Recker, J. Puse, J. Stephenson, D. Albert. Choralaires Mr. Rideout, vocal music director, ri hearses with choir. | Ist row: S Welling, B. Herman, N. Keller, C. Wheeler, A. Dalling, I. Flowers, C. McConihay, M. Wegman. 2nd row: J. Rabbitt, B. Bahnsen, P. Miller, J. Wagner, C. Sigler, R. Schober. 3rd row: P. Stagner, J. Wagner, R. Bitter, C. Beckman, S. McKibben. | Vocal Notes Senior Choir, Girls’ Chorus, Freshman Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, and Choralaires compose the vocal music department at Lake. The Choralaires appeared on WTOL-TV and the Senior Choir performed concerts at local churches. Various groups have performed at PTA and Mothers’ Clubs. The Choir and Band gave a combination sacred music fall concert. Both Junior and Senior High music departments presented Spring concerts. The vocal department competes in the District and State Competition, trying for super- ior (I) ratings. The Senior Choir held an exchange concert in the spring to round out their year’s activities. Choralai i Ist row: A. Rideout, S. Ryor, S. Dale, cralaires practice for contest. P. Miller, 2nd row: M. Wegman, C. _ Snyder, P. Snyder, C. McConihay. 3rd row: M. Johnson, S. Bryan, S. Clap- | saddle. 4th row: C. Beckman, M. Mapes, D. Reed, V. Davenport. i | Ist row: C. Wheeler, M. Caswell, P. Miller, S. Dale, L. Martens, S. Young, S. Hollenshed, C. Daniels, E. Stack, P. Hansen, L. Healey, C. McConihay, Mr. Rideout. 2nd row: S. Beck, S. Welling, K. Lutman, S. Russell, V. Davenport, B. Cook, S. Sisler, J. Moon, D. Wright, M. Wegman, J. McConihay, P. Snyder, D. Hanley. 3rd row: B. Taylor, M. Franz, K. Brunty, J. Wagner, P. Miller, C. Sigler, C. Daven- port, P. Harrell, P. Stagner, S. Wilka, S. Bryan, S. Clapsaddle, C. Kohnke, N. Warns, J. Moore. 4th row: C. Brentlinger, J. Schulte, S. Larsen, H. Sauer, J. Finney, R. Bitter, M. Walters, S. Becker, K. Patznick, J. Rabbitt, M. Johnson, D. Reed, M. Mapes, L. Sloyer, N. Guy, L. Hutchinson. Ist row: Mr. Sconberg, F. Hansen, E. Schneider, F. Kalmbach, R. Vance, L. Belch, J. Vance. 2nd row: B. McElroy, R. Breese, L. Baker, W. Swartz, D. Waggoner, G. Davenport, J. Jackson, G. Baumbach. Ninth Grade Chorus Ist row: K. Kettle, L. Lusher, J. Scheronick, N. Davenport, G. Shipper, G. Schwind, |. Leidy, D. Her- rington, J. Long, R. Lindell, L. Welsh, R. Lockhart, D. Stivinson, J. Harvey, Mr. Rideout. 2nd row: K. Dunmyer, S. Swartz, S. Wiley, J. Jacobs, C. Scarberry, B. Sander, G. Vance, T. Perry, J. Harmon, G. Farley, D. Layman, C. Wolford, V. Sloyer, B. Moore, P. Slovak. 3rd row: F. Molnar, J. Hansen, V. Kalmbach, K. Lutman, J. Black, C. Rhubright, L. Allen, D. DeCort, L. Asman, S. Gilsdorf, A. Shipper, B. Moore, M. Baker, A. Martens, C. Godwyn. 4th row: K. Mullins, P. Keeling, C. Schumaker, S. Mitchell, C. Goeckerman, S. Belch, M. Bryan, S. Heninger, B. Kohn, L. Moore, A. Haube, D. Weg- man, K. Fox, J. Shook, G. Isch. { Girls’ Athletic Ist row: E. Stack, S. Mills, S. Longo, A. Mills, L. Martins, L. Healey, | Swartz, N. Keller, B. Cook, D. Sweet, P. Miller. 4th row: L. Kelly, J. Johnson, P. Mapes. 2nd row: J. Austin, J. Williams, P. Stagner, C.-T. Stevens, D. Daniels, P. Johnson, L. Davis, L. Bastubee, L. Johnston, Bretlinger, M. Black, S. Larsen, M. Franz. 3rd row: S. Young, S. Vro- —_R. Tucker, C. Kohnke, H. Sauer, P. Snyder, J. Pitzen, C. Snyder, M. man, C. Daniels, R. DeFalco, J. Phipps, K. Kriescher, K. Struck, L. Wegman. 1 i i Association lst row: B. Bahnsen, B. Herman, K. Rossman, J. Miller, S. Hollanshed, A. Brown, C. Markin, A. Rideout. 41h row: D. Harvey, J. Wag- S. Stiles, R. O’Brien, A. Dalling, M. Bookenberger. 2nd row: J. goner, B. Peeps, D. Hanley, J. Griggs, S. Beck, J. Moore, J. Wagner, Wagner, J. Spencer, C. Beckman, D. Albert, R. Bitter, L. Hutchin- P. Sundermeir, N. Warns, P. Miller, D. Cowles, B. Kurfess, Mrs. son. 3rd row: S. Dale, |. Flowers B. Johnson, J. McConihay, B. Boileau. Beckman, D. Weller, B. Tipton, S. Barron, S. Russell, P. Hansen, Organized for the purpose of promot- ing active participation in seasonal sports, the Girls’ Athletic Association’s membership consists of girls in the upper three classes. It is under the advisorship of Mrs. Elizabeth Boileau. Activities include co-sponsorship of the Snowflake Ball, the annual faculty vol- leyball game, operating a refreshment booth at football games with the Var- sity Club, and competition in bowling, hockey, basketball, volleyball, track, badminton, and softball. Pep Club The members make pep signs for the games and promote school spirit with the help of Mr. Norman Irish, advisor. Pep Club was originated four years ago to encourage extra- curricular activities at Lake. Ist row: A. Rideout, J. Johnson, G. Blair, P. Mapes. 2nd row: J. Miller, B. Herman, B. Kurfess, B. Bahnsen, S. Mahaffey, K. Billings, C. Mast, S. Fowler, S. Stiles, C. Kohnke, Mr. Irish. 3rd row: L. Belch, D. Mast, F. Sander, C. Conley, M. Marchetto, B. Recker, B. Vance, D. Kettle. 4th row: M. Black, P. Belch, T. Baker, S. McKibben, G. Nyari, R. Bitter, C. Beckman, N. Warns, P. Miller. 5th row: L. Baker, H. Rhubright, D. Miller, D. Ellis, K. Rose, J. Moon, R. McCamey, B. McElroy, J. Puse. Varsity Club The winning of a varsity letter and the submitting of a letter of applica- tion are the requirements to become a Varsity Club member. Maintaining a booth with the GAA at football games and the selling of programs at basketball and football games are the activities of the club. Ist row: B. Winninger, T. R. Smith, C. Conley, M. Marchetto, J. Horner, P. Lutman, L. Stevens, Mr. Bandelean. 2nd row: L. Sander, K. Rose, D. Davis, H. Curavo, B. Recker, D. Miller, D. Saam, C. Bonnough. 3rd row: D. Thornton, L. Baker, E. Molnar, H. Rhubright, F. Mihalik, M. Fox, K. Kowalka, J. Schumaker, D. Ellis. Mr. Briggs is the advisor of the Chess Team consisting of six boys and one girl. This is the fourth year for chess at Lake. It is a member of the Greater Toledo Chess League. Scheduled for ten, the Chess Team won three, lost six and had one draw. Two bowling teams, the Blue and the White, under the advisorship of ‘Mr. Gene Ward, bowl at The Tim- ers in Maumee. The teams are ‘composed of seven members each, ‘two of which are alternates. In this, the third year that a bowling team nas been in existence at Lake, the teams have done very well. The members compete against other schools and at the end of the sea- on the five top scorers compete in vhe tournament. Chess Team Seated: Don Wright, Jerry Rabbitt. Standing: Mr. Briggs, Dave Waggoner, Dale French, Leslie Savage, Joe Shrewsberry, Jim McEwen, Ronald Johnston, Dale Thornton, Jay Stewart. Bowling Team Kneeling (Blue Team) J. Aguilar, K. Gilsdorf, T. Peters, P. Brown, J. Trace, A. Roderick, L. Wilson. Standing (White team) R. Kiersztyn, J. Hughes, J. Moon, B. Vance, J. Mangum, K. Kowalka, D. Taylor, Coach Ward. Varsity Football First Row: G. Fagley, R. Kalmbach, M. Stiger, K. LeCrone, B. McDaniel, D. Claypool, J. Lintner, H. Rhubright, R. McCamey, H. Curavo, M. Amos, T. Smith. Second Row: D. Scott, B. Caudill, D. Deal, B. McElroy, G. Goeckerman, L. Baker, D. Fryman, H. Foley, L. Carter, M. Fox, T. Williams, H. Harter, Mgr. Third Row: R. Henry, G. Blair, D. Davis, J. P. Lutman, C. Bonnough, F. Hansen, S. Andrich, R. Saam, J. Lockwood, | M. Marchetto, D. Taylor, B. Johnson, L. Meyers, D. Molnar. Football Scoreboard In spite of the fact that the Lake Flyers ended their season with more losses than wins, the score Head Coach Eugene does not tell the whole story. Some of the games Gary Hodulik were lost by close margins. Bandelean In viewing the entire picture, there were many satisfying resultt—the team gained many experi- ences and the spirit remained good. Lake is look- Fo otba Il Coa ch es ing forward to the 1964 season. Opp. Lake Sept. 6 Genoa 2 8 Sept. 13 Eastwood 20 0 Sept. 20 Springfield 8 3 Sept. 27. Perrysburg A 0 Oct. 4 Cardinal Stritch 18 16 (Homecoming) Oct. 11 Elmwood 20 6 Oct. 18 Anthony Wayne 40 28 (Dad’s Night) Oct. 24 Rossford 40 0 Robert John Slykhuis Russell Nov. 1 Maumee 35 15 || Harley Curavo ) Gary Blair Dan Davis PDS are eee Frank Hansen Ce Don Saam | Ron Saam Gary Goeckerman Don Deal Freshmen Football Ist row: P. Boyd, S. Goeckerman, B. Billings, W. Lambroff, S. Delventhal, K. Weaver, A. Endicott. 2nd row: Mr. Ward, G. Farley, W. Diehl, J. Cook, G. Davis, G. Aguilar, B St. John, B. O’Brien, A. Mason. 3rd_ row: R. Austin, G. Shipper, K. Abbey, M. Smith, D. Viers, J. Bunke, R. Petrusky, J. Harmon. se see t 7 oe %4 a ys Seventh Grade Football Ist row: C. Shaw, L. Keeton, G. Martins, L. Austin, K. Jackson, R. Fought. 2nd row: Mr. Tallman, L. Johnson, R. Judy, B. Warns, R Harvey, J. Layman, D. Humes. 3rd row: J. Henry, D. Boes, P. Minuto, K. Fish, C. Gould, D. Essig. 4th: J. Ousley, H. Merritt, T. Belch, R. Descomps, B. Williams, F. Goecker- man. eT “ey ) “] OW 4 | teers: o! mE ’ z : a fae oS Eighth Grade Football Ist row: C. Elvey, M. Davis, D. Jackson, T. Busdeker, T. Mutchler, G. Kickman, G. Pas- qualone, G. Cole, J. Diehl. 2nd row: R. King, D. Carlen, D. Cook, R. Brian, T. Har- ris, D. Mazur, G. Custer, R. Bailey, T. Pre- — witt. 3rd row: B. Minning, D. Daniels, M. Trace, J. Johnson, J. Helt, M. Baker, L. Dav- enport, R. Perkins, Mr. Russell. 4th row: G. Trombly, B. Clapsaddle, B. Freeman, OD. Brossia, L. Pack, D. Bonnoug h, T. Herman. Homecoming Royalty = PEGGY SNYDER QUEEN JACQUELINE JOHNSON CAROL McCONIHAY ay a. HG VES eee PUBLICAT] PRESENTS DAO wes Lake Flyer Sheila Fowler Ist row: Ann Rideout, Sue Stiles. 2nd row: Connie Mast, Pam Mapes, Sue Mahaffey. Reserve Cheerleaders Down: Carol Beckman, Kay Billings. Across: Barb Kurfis, Judy Miller. Freshman Cheerleaders Sue Gilsdorf, Joy Harvey. Barb Harter, Barb Kohn, Jeanne Cowles, Coaches Seated: Head Coach Richard Sanderson. Standing: Thomas Tall- man, Eugene Hodulik, Melvin Hall, Robert Filiere. Varsity Basketball Athletic Director Mr. Vincent Hainen Flyers are a basketball team with above average ability whose fierce determination to win sparked an eight game winning streak for a successful season. Kneeling: Coach Richard Sanderson. Standing: Dan Taylor, Pat Lutman, Ken Lecrone, Emery Molnar, Gary Goeckerman, Frank Mihalik, Mike Fox, Gary Beckman, Ken Rose, Jack Schwamberger, Steve Kaylor. Pat Lutman -_ Eo 5 — c 5 a Reserve Basketball Team Kneeling: F. Sloyer B. Finn. B. Johnson D. Davies D. Judy F. Jackson Standing: Mr. Filiere, coach J. Lockwood J. Baker B. McElroy B. Breese: L. Carter J. Jackson G. Davenport. Kneeling: M. Brown J. Cook B. St. John M. Sander G. Schwin K. Abbey P. Boyd. Standing: Mr. Hodulik, coach S. Delventhal B. Billings | J. Bunke : G. Reed D. Viers | W. Lambroff A. Mason. Eighth Grade Basketball Tea = Ist row: T. Harris, D. Jackson, T. Mutch- ler, G. Hickman, F. Trace. 2nd row: E. Schwanberger, R. Brown, T. Busdecker, M. Asman, J. Dusseau, L. Davenport. 3rd row: Mr. Hall, B. Freeman, J. Pit- zen, M. Prewitt, C. Harpel, D. Brossia, B. Clapsaddle, Mr. Russell. Ist row: K. Jackson, T. Garrett, K. Bowen, D. Humes, T. Vance, R. Harvey, B. Warns. 2nd row: J. Layman, K. Taylor, L. Keeton, T. Belch, R. Perkins, M. Lennex, M. Paisie, J. Harmon, F. Goeckerman. 3rd row: J. Wagner, R. Judy, P. Eikast, T. Swartz, R. Williams, J. Henry, P. Minuto, J. Hoffman, C. Shaw, Mr. Tallman. VARSITY BASKETBALL Lake Opponents Grand Rapids 54 42 Eastwood 56 67 Maumee 51 73 Oak Harbor 70 45 Rossford 66 71 Anthony Wayne 59 Bowling Green 65 67 Northwood 62 56 Lakota 64 A3 Elmwood 63 59 Cardinal Stritch 70 63 Perrysburg 60 52 Clay 59 57 Springfield 75 57 Eastwood 66 49 Rossford 54 70 Genoa 70 62 Swanton 71 76 League games Ron Saam Cardinal Stritch Rossford Maumee Elmwood Toledo Scott Port Clinton Springfield Don Saam Ist row: R. Henry, C. Bonnough, R. Johnston, D. Molnar, J. Englehart, K. Orris, L. Stevens, M. Coach Bandelean Marchetto, K. Greenlese. 2nd row: M. Ford, D. Saam, V. Rodela, D. Deal, L. Baker, B. Recker, T. Trombly, K. Layman, M. Amos. 3rd row: Coach Bandelean, J. Butler, P. Hollabaugh, J. Lintner, D. Ellis, H. Curayo, H. Harter, G. Busch, J. Hawley, R. Mullholand, J. Robinson. The wrestling team lost only 3 in 14 matches for a successful season. Lake Opponents Lake Opponents 30 1] Perrysburg 30 16 25 12 Bowling Green V7 18 26 16 Anthony Wayne 34 9 38 12 Northwood 28 10 21 19 Eastwood 39 11 24 21 Toledo Bowsher 21 24 32 13 Fremont St. Joe 14 21 Don Deal Bob Recker Harley Curayo Seventh Grade | Cheerleaders Standing left to right: R. Crandall, S. Robinson. Kneeling left to right: B. Harter, R. Nonis. Eighth Grade heerleade Standing: Sharon Brossia. Kneeling left to right: Kris Sander, Terrie Gar- ner, Melanie Farley. ivities Act j ti a ie) ] Key Club ry ee : a 9° re} = = Q =a O Q 3 Qo. ao ) x wn =a = = ° wn @O visor, Mr. Gene Schwind. The Kiwanial sponsored Key Club was organized inj 1963. Their motto is “We Build.” | Club members sponsored a non-pro 1 sock-hop, to encourage students to attend| the basketball games. Members sold pep| pins and they sponsored a homecoming} candidate. The club purchased onl planted shrubs at the entrance of the. school. They also filled and leveled soil at the entrance of the football field Ist row: G. Blair, J. Moon, F. Sander, B. Vance, D. Miller. 2nd row: B. Winniger, L. Allore, D. Thornton, D. Kettle, J. Puse, R. Kiersztyn, M. Lindner. 3rd row: B. McElroy, M. Amos, D. Molnar, D. Hutchinson, W. Waggoner, Mr. Hosafros. 4th row: H. Harter, J. Lintner. Hi-Y boys strive to achieve high stand- ards of Christian character. The year’s activities include splash par- ties, skating parties, and dances. Hi-Y also has a basketball team which plays other schools teams. Six members participated in a WTOL- TV program, Careers for Youth. Hi-Y sponsored Dad’s Night during foot- ball season. They also participated in the Youth Government Week-end in Columbus. This is when the Hi-Y members and Y-Teens take over the State Government offices for a week-end during the summer. Ist row: J. Puse, R. Wininger, L. Fox, R. Kiersztyn, D. Miller, K. Rose, K. Gilsdorf, D. Busdecker, J. Vance, J. Aguilar, L. Petersen. 2nd row: L. Sander, J. Trace, D. Thornton, G. Horton, T. Smith, M. Marchetto, C. Conley, G. Blair, J. Horner, B. Vance, R. Mullholand, F. Sander, D. Kettle, B. Perry, Mr. Tallman. 3rd row: G. Kelley, D. Geldien, L. Metzger, J. Moon, C. Bon- nough, P. Hollabaugh, P. Lutman, J. Hawley, F. Hansen, L. Belch, F. Jackson, F. Sloyer, J. Schwamberger. 4th row: K. Greenlese, R. Glass, R. Kalmbach, R. Miller, M. Prewitt, D. Davis, K. Kowalka, F. Mihalik, B. Recker, B. Slovak, M. Ford, D. Judy, J. Jackson, L. Smothers. 5th row: T. Williams, L.Sigler, M. Smith, L. Healey, J. Petrusky, B. Breese, J. Baker, H. Rhubright, H. Curavo, D. Ellis, G. Goeckerman, A. Roderick, G. Davenport, F. Kalmbach, R. Frisinger. Re re rad Senior High Librarians Ist row: Judy Frisinger, Marcia Wegman, Ruthanne Tucker, Becky Cook, Jim McEwen, Ellen Stack. 2nd row: Ruthann Glass, Mrs. Menter, Nancy Guy, Gail Nyari, Linda Miner. Junior High Librarians Seated: Mrs. Kohler. Standing: Phillip Hahn, Gene Schwind, James Music, John Dusseau, Virginia Kalmbach, Diane Stone, Barbara Harter, Gretchen Isch, Marcia Baker, Joy Harvey. Aura Sta 2 2 ; . Ist row: K. Sweet, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, P. Stagner, J. Williams, J. Griggs, S. Kreischer, Mrs. Shaw, advisor. 2nd row: C. Davenport, S. Kitzler, S. Foreman, G. Mays, J. Pitzen, G. Hughes. . Lake’s Aura is in its fourth year of publication. Chief aim of the for the first time, an associate staff made up of eight juniors from staff is to organize and publish the yearbook. These journalism the journalism class aided the senior staff members in the produc- students and Mrs. Dora Shaw as advisor, work from early summer tion of the yearbook. until late May organizing the Aura and its supplement. This year, Associate Staff Editor studies layout. Ist row: R. O’Brien, J. Frisinger, C. DeFalco, J. Schulte. 2nd row: M. Os- mond, N. Ash, S. Dale, C. Beckman. Breeze Staffs Editors Joyce Griggs and Marilyn Osmond) headed the Breeze staffs which published in| alternate weeks. Seated: C. Barron, C. DeFalco, J. Schulte, J. Frisinger. Standing: R. O’Brien, C. Blandin, B. Sockwell, C. Davenport, S. Mahaffey, S. Dale, L. Johnston, Mr. Lieb, K. Sweet. Publishing Lake’s weekiy newspaper is the mojer objective of the Lake Breeze Staff. Divided into two groups, the staffs alternate to publish the weekly newspaper each Thursday. Added activities include sponsoring the Homecoming Celebration and participation in press associations. Over Thanksgiving vacation the staff was represented by three stu- dents at the National Scholastic Press Association convention in Chicago. Several staff members attended the Northwestern Ohio District Journalism Association Day at BGSU this spring. The Breeze was entered in competition with other papers. Seated: K. Lutman, S. Russell, N. Ash, G. Mays, B. Johnson. Standing: K. Billings, Mrs. Shaw, P. Han- sen, J. Finney, S. Beck, J. Johnson, J. Pitzen, S. Foreman. At publication time everyone helps type. Snowflake Court SALLY DENNIS CAROL McCONIHAY QUEEN RACHEL BITTER ya O 7) ze as Q ef a Office Wor S. Gilsdorf, M. Earp, Mr. McKibben. Case, P. Slovak, S. Landolt, L. Moore, J. Cowles, L. Asman, G. Peeps, J. Answering the telephone and minding the junior high office in the absence of Mr. Case is the job of these nine junior high girls. This is done because there is no secretary in the junior high. ROBERT RECKER, Pres. GARY BLAIR, V. Pres. BEVERLY JOHNSON, Sec. It is wonderful to be liked by every- Keen sense, common sense, and lofts The place where loveliness keeps | one. of room for nonsense. house. JACQUELINE JOHNSON, Treas. MICHAEL FOX, Sgt.-at-Arms A wave on the ocean of activity. A carefree athlete, ace high in per- sonality. LAURA BASTUBEE GARY BECKMAN | She plants a forget-me-not in the A good-natured guy is as rare as Natural and sweet with many a’ heart of everyone. gold. friend. JUDITH BIHN | RACHEL BITTER JOANNE BORSOS MARY BRADEN ||A sweet miss, friend to all; cute and Modesty is beauty. Good nature and good sense are || witty, graceful and tall. never separated. | | } | { } CHERYL BRENTLINGER ALICE BROWN She's anything but boring. Her loveliness we all know when she smiles. PHILLIP BROWN KAREN. BRUNTY DAVID BUNNING Full of fun and mischief too, doing She’s got a rainbow around her I would be good if I could, but | ‘Ithings he shouldn't do. ‘shoulders. can’t. i NORMA CLARK BECKY COOK DONNA DANIELS Never a sad day shall come my A little nonsense now and then Her laugh is priceless. way. creeps into the best of us. | CLAIR DAVENPORT DANNY DAVIS Her talk ripples on like a brook. A little shy, a regular guy. KATHLEEN DE FALCO SALLY DENNIS She's in style all the while. Full of merry mischief, It is nice to be natural when you'r naturally nice. SUSAN DENNIS IRIS FLOWERS SUSAN FOREMAN RUTHANN GLASS Always a willing worker. Leisurely she walks the road of life. A nice student and a friend fo all. SHARON GOODMAN JOYCE GRIGGS A shy but trusting friend. Her heart is always at your service. NANCY GUY FRANK HANSEN KENNETH HAYNES She meets the world with a smile. I'll turn over a new leaf—tomorrow. Happiness belongs to those who are contented. 2 RICHARD HITCHENS GERALD HUGHES DANIEL HUTCHINSON | An innocent face, but you never can Knowledge comes but wisdom I'd rather fail than not be among, tell. lingers. the greatest. | MICHAEL JARED PAULETTE JOHNSON Those who make the world go round A silver coin in lite’s excnange of are those who are always thinking. friendship. LINDA JOHNSTON LEON KELLER Silver lining around a cloud of fun. A conscientous and diligent worker Care sits lightly on her shoulders. is he. LYNN KELLEY DONALD KETTLE ROY KIERSZTYN SUE KITZLER | fomorrow's success is the result of Sh-h-h. The wheels are turning in my Sweetness is her note; happiness her | yesterday’s preparation. head. song. | i | | | I | ) KENNETH KOWALKA SUSAN KREISCHER A life of ease is easy for me. Bid her to do and it will be done right. STELLA LONGO JOSEPH MANGUM ROSALIE MANNIES | Dark of hair, dark of eyes, full of Amiable and willing, sharp and A little bit of quiet sweetness. |) fun. clever. PAMELA MAPES SANDRA GAIL MAYS CAROL MC CONIHAY Clever, merry, full of pep, here's a From all care | am free. Of queenly grace and beauty. girl who’s right in step. Cee PAULETTE MOLTER Too much study is hard on the brain, so why overwork and add to the strain. Crazy, cute and clever. DALE MONROE JAMES MOON DENNIS MOORE I ain't done notin’ and | won’t do Mischievious — often, dignified — The future belongs to those who it again. sometime, popular—always, work towards it. SUSAN NAMAY DALE PATTON ROBERT PERRY Dark eyes and flashing eyes make Your friend, my friend, everyone's School breaks up my whole day. his gal a cute surprise. friend. TOM PETERS LARRY PETERSON | Opportunity only knocks once. | Eat, laugh, and be merry for to- hope ll be home. morrow we graduate. || JUDY PHIPPS JOYCE PITZEN THOMAS POLLAUF 'To be rich in friends is to be poor I'm happy; What’s wrong with the Do | worry? Do I fret? Never will ‘in nothing. rest of the world? and haven't yet. JAMES PUSE GERALD RABBITT ANN RIDEOUT A perfect blend of friendliness, in- Education for him will extend be- She's full of life from head to toe. | telligence, and initiative. yond education. | DONALD SAAM RONALD SAAM | I'm as free as the wandering breeze. I don’t let studies interfere with my education. FRED SANDER HARRIETTE SAUER LESLIE SAVAGE A friend to all; a foe to none; he She looks like an angel; she acts Few his words, but great his © never misses a chance for fun. like one too; but you never can tell thoughts. what an angel will do, RITA SCHOBER CHERI SIGLER CAROL SNYDER _ Very modest and reserved, many We're tempted to tease her. Truly fine girl with a heart of gold. || things she does deserve. PEGGY SNYDER JOANN SPENCER | A girl of wisdom and of fun; torever The gym is her second home. neat and as bright as the sun. ELLEN STACK MARGARET STAGNER JAMES STEPHENSON Makes friends by being one. Great as a student and even greater Outstanding in everything he at- as a friend. tempts. THERESA STEVENS. KENNETH SWARTZ WARREN SWARTZ | Her smiling face opens the way to He is gentle in manner yet strong in There’s always room for a friendly friendship. deed. guy. | DIANE SWEET KAREN SWEET A bright and promising young lady. With the key of service I'll unlock the door of happiness. a DANIEL TAYLOR DONALD TAYLOR RUTHANNE TUCKER Not foo tall, not too short; he excels Some think he’s bashful, others With a smile as contagious as a in every sport, doubt it. yawn. ROBERT VANCE LINDA VROMAN DAVID WAGGONER | The crown of friendship and intelli- Rather short, very neat, quite nice, Obstacles challenge but do not gence is worn by the trustworthy. very sweet. frighten capable men. JENNIFER WAGNER MARCIA WEGMAN God forbid that | should go to any Dainty, prim, sweet, and _ slim. heaven where there are no horses. SHARON WENGERT MARY WHEAT JUDITH ANN WILLIAMS She mixes friendship with education. A thoughful and a friendly face; in She spreads about that certain spell kindness she will set the pace. that makes all people like her well. 9 ie a Curtis Susan Gary Ronald Conley Stiles Goeckerman McCamey ; Armando John Diana Michael Patricia San dra Nancy Aguilar Aguilar Albert Amos Anderson Anderson Al te. Betsy Trudi Cheryl Sharon Carol Paula. James Bahnsen Baker Barron Beck Betcher Connie Bernice Clayton Terry Kay Blandin Bollinger Bonnough Bihl Billings wi David Jerry Busdecker Butler Nancy Susan: Dennis Patricia Clapsaddle Clapsaddle Claypool Cox Dale Harley Sandra Crandall Curavo Dale Judy Linda Walter Catherine DeBruin DeFalco Janice Bruce Finney Fishback Judith Dennis Kenneth Ronald Terry Fox Frisinger Fryman Gilsdorf Greenwood Grogan Beth Susan Herman Hollandshed Darlene Pamela Harold Jeannine Hanley Hansen Harter Hefflinger mee: David Fred Elaine Karen Johnson Kalmbach Keller Kreisher Eugene Jimmie Hootman Horner Connie Mast Karen Sue Michael Lutman Mahaffey Marchetto Kenneth Judy Lecrone Lockhart William Suzanne Dennis Kenneth Pam Ron Annabelle McDaniel McKibben Miller Miller Miller Miller Mills Judy Rodney Elaine Mullholland Music Roberta O’Brien Donald Nietz Marilyn Carol Beverly Joseph Diana Homer Andrew Osmond Patton Peeps Petrusky Reed Rhubright Roderick Pres , hes ih Kenneth Suzanne Sharon Larry Charlotte Joyce John Rose Russell Ryor Sander Schroeder Schulte Schwamberger Robert Sloyer Patricia Smahaj Lloyd Mike Stevens Sherry Jay Sommers Barbara Sockwell Dean Widmer Sharon Welling Carolyn Wheeler Joe Larry Weaver NOT PICTURED: Larry Baker Steve Kaylor Roger Mock Emery Molnar Kenneth Orris James Wright Donald Wright Larry Wilson Dale Thornton Sharon Wilka James Penny Ron Ritter James Schumaker John Warns Linda Wertz Patricia Diane Baker Cowles Z Judith James Janice Austin Baker Baker Jim Larry Larry Steven Robinson Allore Albright Andrich Richard Carol Gilbert Gary Sharon Barbara Leslie Baldwin Bannister Bastubee Baumbach Becker Beckman Belch Richard Gayle David Robert Below Bishop Belville Berry Tamala Timothy Biht Bihl Bihn Mary Marcia Patricia Robert Judy Bruce Bollinger Bookenberger Boyd Breese Caldwell Donna Larry Marcia William Sidney Donald. Calmes Carter Caswell Caudill Chapman Collins Combs Constance Gary Daniels Davenport | Michael Robert William Dana || Cremean Curavo Curavo Custer AE | Vickie Dennis Donald Rita Robert Neal Karen _ Davenport Davies Deal DeFalco Delphous Denniston Dwyer |Rebecca Eckel Gregory Pam Robert Roger Michael Farley Finn Foley Ford || Randall Sheila Martha Dale Robert Donald Raymond Fowler Fowler Franz French Frisinger Geldien Glass spninimmisinsnstanstestactintsatntclnntaaain aaa Donald Kent Doris Finfock Greenlese Harpel ! Patricia Diane Harrell Harvey Dennis Phil Sue Henzler Hollabaugh Horner Linda Frank Hutchinson Jackson Jean Mary Robert Ronald Dana. Richard Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Kalmbach Nancy Keller Lois Constance Knotts Kohkne Barbara Barbara 2 oh on “ Susan Kowalkp Kurfis Larsen Charles Michael John John: Lindner Lindner Lintner Lockwood Warren Marsha Sharon Linda Sheila Mahaffey Mapes Markin Martens Mason Jane Bruce James Larry Nancy McConihay McElroy McElwen: Metzger Miley Judith Linda Michael Patricia Phyllis Sharon Daniel Miller Miller Miller Miller Miller Mills Molnar Judith Kenneth David Franklin Diane Cathy Moore Nagy Nelson Nicodemus Oliver Patznick Pieper al, Janis Michael Joy Kathleen Edward Nancy Judy Poland Prewitt Rabbitt Rossman Schneider Schober Schulte NO CARD NG ROGKS HF NEVE CARDS 10 FIRST. CARD PREE Dean. Charles Joseph Suzanne Scott Shaw Shrewsbery Siegel Larry Ronald Cathy Sigler Sims Sisler Fred Sloyer Michael Larry William Smith Smothers Staib Mark Michael Jackie Connie Pam Stevens Stiger Struck Sundermeier Sundermeier Nancy Linda Surowiak Swartz Swartz Russell Beverly Taylor Tipton Steve Tom Patricia Ruth Wendell Trombly Trombly Vroman Vroman Waggoner Mary Patricia Diane Linda Thomas Jack Christine Walters Weatherholtz Weller Weller Welsh Wheat Whetsel | NOT PICTURED Roger Dunmyer Mary Libbey Jay Byington Jackie Middaugh cate 2? 4 Thomas Sandra Charles Williams Wood Wright Gretchen Isch Barbara Kohn Gwen Peeps Aaron Endicott ye Kenneth Abbey Christina Adler Larry Adler Linda Allen Brenda Allred Linda Asman Karen Aufdencamp Agustin Aguilar Richard Austin Marcia Baker Bruce Beck Sheila Belch Douglas Below Karen Berry Robert Billings Jo Ann Black Deborah Blaksley Kenneth Blandin Howard Bockbrader Kenney Boggs Pat Boyd James Brisbois Michael Brown Mary Bryan James Bunke Dorothy Busch James Butler Donna Caldwell ate ti A Patricia Caldwell Pamela Carlock Carol Clapsaddle Joyce Clark Linda Clark James Cook Linda Cook a (1 } Jeanne Cowles Diana Cox Jerry Crouch Betty Curnutte Jack Dartt Nancy Davenport Jerrell Davis Robert Deal Diana DeCort Stephen Delventhal Walter Diehl Carol Dissett Vicki Ducket Sue Dummitt we Kathy Dunmyer Cheryl Dwyer Mary Earp Patricia Ebert John Englehart Roy Everhardt Daniel Everly Gregory Farley Kay Fox Donald Gargac Sue Gilsdorf Connie Glass Chery! Goeckerman Scott Goeckerman Catherine Godwyn Judy Griffin Phillip Guthrie Pete Habel Phillip Hahn James Hall Judy Hansen John Harmon Barbara Harter Joy Harvey Alice Haube Karen Heldt Sharon Heninger John Henzler Donald Herrington Linda Hoover Alice Howard Barbara Huber Dianna Jackson Jean Jacobs James Jared Richard Johnson Terry Johnson Virginia Kalmbach Pamela Keeling Kathleen Kettle Danny Kidd Kathy Kubacki Gerri Kurtz Wayne Lambroff Susan Landolt Dean Layman Keith Layman Ervin Leidy Richard Lindell | Robert Lockhart | John Long David Lovell Linda Lusher Kathleen Lutman || Beth Mang ' Wayne Mannies Alayne Martens Allen Mason Robert May Ralston McDaniel Jane McKibben Becky Merritt Sandra Mitchell ) Linda Moore | Rebecca Moore | Dennis Moritz ! David Mullins | Kathy Mullins Jimmie Music Robert O’Brien William O’Brien Terry Perry Richard Petrusky William Pieper Gordon Reed Ronald Reitz Kathy Rhubright Victor Rodela Walter Rodela Susan Russell Dennis Sage Michael Sander Robert Sander Cathy Scarberry Kathy Schumaker Gene Schwind Mark Seymour Mary Sheronick George Shipper Ann Shipper Jacquelyn Shook June Sirmans Patty Slovak Vickie Sloyer Frank Smahaj Michael Smith Pamela Smith Steven Smott Terry Sommers Robert St. John Linda Stewart Deborah Stivison Diana Stone Susan Swartz Sharon Taylor Mike Tovatt George Vance Terry Vavrik Doug Viers Jack Vroman Judy Vroman Floyd Ward Geraldine Weatherholtz Richard Weatherholtz Kenneth Weaver Betty Webb Diane Wegman ae sae ; Not Pictured: Gloria Winland Todd Rathke Cheryl Wolford John Dusseau Miriam Rudolph Valaen Carter Bernice Aguilar Janet Akers Mike Allred Mike Asman Debbie Bahnsen Mike Baker Tim Baker Richard Bailey David Balwin Gilda Bastubee Barry Bauman Marilyn Baumbach Jo Marie Bell Linda Belville Chris Berman Susan Betcher Roy Blair Ellen Bloomfield Darrell Bonnough Bill Borsos Tanya Boyd Kathy Bridgman David Brossia Sharon Brossia Robert Brown Roberta Brown Kathy Brunt Randall Bryan Janice Burke Tom Busdeker Douglas Carlen Barbara Chapmen Deborah Chapmen Shirley Cheek William Clapsaddle Dean Cole Gary Cole Frank Conley Dennis Cook Vicki Courter Galund Custer Daniel Daniels Kathie Davenport Larry Davenport Michael Davis Berneda: DeAmicis Lucy Dellinger Ann Diefenthaler John Diehl Linda Diekman Craig Elvey Elsa Endicott Melanie Farley Bill Finfock Sandra Finn James Fitzpatrick Robert Freeman Karen French Thomas Fryman Terrie Garner Jennie Gockerman Terry Gaul Patty Goodman Kaylene Gould Darlene Greenwood Susan Gross Kay Guthrie Susan Hahne Clark Hamilton Robert Hammond Charles Harpel Thomas Harris John Heldt Thomas Herman Larry Hever Gary Hickman Brenda Hill Karen Honaker Steven Hopper Wesley Hornor Hugh Hosafros Lyle Hover Marie Iles Dirk Jackson Deborah Johnson Nancy Johnston John Johnston Donna Judy Linda Kowalka Ronald King William LaChine Michael Langschied Bonnie Layton Michael Lewis {Thomas Littlefield Pamela Lintner ark Lombardo ichael Lombardo Patricia Lovell Susan Lowry Verla Lutman Wayne Mannies Becky Mapes Gilbert Mason Pattie Mass Charles Mays Dennis Mazur Joan McElroy Pam McEwen Mary Ellen McLaughlin delen Miller Blair Minning Bruce Moon Katherine Moyer Thomas Mutchler Tamara Mortel Dane Nelson Lannie Nelson Carole O’Reagan Judith Ousley Larry Pack Greg Pasqualone Daryl Patton Bruce Patznick Barbara Phipps James Pitzen Kathleen Powers Daniel Prewitt Thomas Pruiett |)Duane Ralston '||Sretchen Reed Beverly Rideout | William Rose || athie Sabo Xristine Sander |Kenneth Schneider Linda Schober Sally Schulte Eric Schwanberger Jack Shrewsbery | | Winn Smahaj Ee Smith Seorgia Smith |'Marsha Smith Vickie Smith Dorinda Sparks Susan St. John Barbara Stratton Richard Sutton James Sweeney Jack Taylor Jerry Taylor Randy Taylor Linda Temple Lilian Thomas George Trombly Mark Trace Linda Tracy Lucy Vance Regina Vevrik Robert Warns Barry Wegman Ronald Weller Sharon Weller ‘ Gary Welling Judith Wilson Eddie Whitworth Lavon Wright Christina Young Roy Young NOT PICTURED Marsha Martin Frank Radocy er a Linda Hawley Florine Nonis Kathleen Coy Sally Robinson Deanna Adkins Deborah Adkins Robert Allen Jean Anderson Barbara Andrich Glen Aufdencamp Kenneth Austin Lawrence Austin Rebbecca Baker James Barnett Sharon Bastubee | Marlene Baumbach Todd Belch } Ronald Billings — alt Linda Black Steve Blanton Charles Bodi David Boes Theresa Boggs Gay Bookenberger Kenneth Bowen } Dennis Britt ‘Terry Brunt David Butler Shelia Butler Sheary Carson Elizabeth Carte Earl Cole Judith Collins | Dianna Courter Kevin Courter | Barbara Cox |) Rita Crandall Martha Curnutte Darley Davies Marilyn DeFalco Jennifer Denman Rebecca Derringer Richard Descamps William Diekman |)’ Phillip. Eiksot |’ Michael English ||| David Essig |) Kenneth Fearing Scott Fergeson | Kenneth Fish Rick Fought Andrea Fowler Sally Fryman Barbara Fyffe Jack Fyffe Sharon Gargac Timothy Gargac Thomas Garrett Daisy Garwacki | Lesette Geeting | Kathleen Gilsdorf Fritz Gockerman Charles Gould Raymond Greenlese Victoria Griffin Kathryn Halicek Nancy Hall Lorraine Hamilton Ralph Hamilton Sara Hammond Denise Hanley ' Larry Hansen James Harmon ' Sharon Harpel |) Brenda Harter | Rex Harvey Sandra Henson | Jeffrey Henry Roger Hill John Hoffmann Bonnie Honaker Mark Hootman Michael Horner Mary Ann Hosafros Danny Humes Terrie Isabell Kenneth Jackson Gary Johnson Leonard Johnson Ronald Judy Lawrence Keeton Jan Keller Sortere Kididis Patricia Knudson Jay Kowalka Albert Krutz John Layman Janet Leck Cheryl Lee Rita Leidy Mack Lennox Donna Lofton Carl Lovell Karen Lusher Larry Mannies Janet Marchetto Gary Martens Harold Merritt Kristine Middaugh Christine Miller Karen Miller Phillip Minuto Carol Moore Fernando Mourray Betty Music Pam Nelson Ruth Ann Nissen Jobie Ousley Mike Paisis Rudy Paluch Valerie Pasqualone Raymond Perkins Linda Peters Gary Pierce Larry Pierce Daniel Powers Roberta Prose Caryl Pruiett Bonnie Recker Kathleen Reno Jeffrey Rhodes Robert Rogers Diana Rohrbacher Dennis Schuster Lilly Schwamberger Mindy Scott Gerald Shank | i William Shank | Barbara Shanteau || Craig Shaw }) Lila Shaw || Deborah Shekeruk | Nee ae — oe ees |) Donald Shupe ™ . jer | Patrick Slee ? ; , tN ee 4. Linda Sloyer John Smahaj Diana Smith Diane Smith Kenneth Smith Melinda Smith Rhonda Snyder Betty Staib Lynnette St. John | Jenny Sundermeier |) Rebecca Sutphin ll Kathryn Swartz Tom Swartz Kolleen Sweet Emery Takacs John Taylor | Kevin Taylor |!Ronald Taylor || Lee Timmons William Trombly Phyllis Troxell Drema Underwood Terry Updegraff || Timothy Vance !Ruth Ann Veslka || Patricia Viers Daniel Vincent || Patricia Vislay ‘Clinton Wagner | Jack Wagner Arthur Wallace Shirley Ward Terrie Ward Louise Warns Robert Warns Yvonne Weikel Cathy Wells ‘Sandra Wiley James Willey (Robert Williams |) |Richard Wolford | Carl Wright NOT PICTURED Mickey Davis Beecher Pendleton Left to Right: Robert St. John, Gene Schwin, Connie Daniels, Robert Billings, king, Sue Gilsdorf, queen, Gary Davenport, Sheila Belch, Gwen Peeps. Second Annual Junior High Christmas Dance was held during Christmas Vacation. The past king and queen, Connie Daniels and Gary Dovenport crowned the new king and queen, Robert Billings and Sue Gilsdorf. This is the only semi-formal dance held for the Junior High. Junior High Christmas Dance SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Mabry: Row I—(L. to R.) Michael Powers, Richard Radocy, Jenny Roten, Betty Vroman, Kathy Hamilton, Barbara Markley, Kathy Mutchler, Keith Kettle, Joyce Elvey. Row [l—Linda Smith, David Everly, John Mullins, Richard Den- man, Dennis Eckel, David Selsinski, Tom Dudderar, Douglas Is- bell. Row IlI—Robert Landolt, Susan Schulte, Sharon Hulka, Judy Swartz, Denise Mahaffey, Janet Beckman, Michael Obrock, Chris Hansen. SIXTH GRADE - Mr. Hayfield: Row I—(L. to R.) Fred Keller, Gary Temple, Ron Knudson, Beth La Vigne, Kay Baker, Richard John- Schober, Eddie Brentlinger, Orva Stinehelfer, Gail Moore, Terri ston, Mark Sobol. Row IIl—Carol Heldt, Steve Huber, Nancy. Haynes, Tim Duderar, Beverly Meyer, Don Smith, Nietta Gwinn. Johnson, Dan Crouch, Brenda Cannon, Jim Bryan, Jane Sander, Row Il—Karen Baer, Debbie Aufdencamp, Joan Franz, Dick Denice Courter. ! SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Rice: Row I—(L. to R.) Glenda Lockhart, James Trapnell, Ronald Diehl, Peter Landolt, John Kowalka, Dorothy Johnson, Susan Schumaker, Judy Wagner, David Mc- Laughlin. Row II—Deborah Gibson, Paul Kurfis, Mark Lockwood, Shelly Shekeruk, Gail Nelson, James Gargac, Jill Rathke, Glenda Heidebrink. Row IlI—Larry Pierce, Richard Welling, Al- ton Vermilyea, Larry De Verna, Debra Grobly, Mark De Amicis, Kathy Sorrell, Trinidad Rodela. SIXTH GRADE - Miss Topping: Row I—(L. to R.) Carol Atchison, Gary Nietz, Mark Baer, Allan Weggman, Thomas Bauman, laurie Webb, Linda Layton, James Repka, Linda Young. Row l —Bonnie Hume, Diane Hill, Paula Kohn, Kevin Abbey, Valerie SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Leathers: Row I—(L. to R.) Deborah Ol'ver, Gerald Gorajewski, Phyllis Patterson, Stanley Mortel, Richard Miller, Paul Eikost, Ricky Hawley, Nancy Bannister, John Trow bridge, Harold Evans. Row !l—Joyce Shipper, Wendy Sey- Lanschied, Gary Shumaker, Karen Henninger, Darlene Adkins. Row Ill—John Dale, William Rinebolt, Keith Sims, Bruce Ruhr- bacher, Gary Smothers, Kay Bunke, Ronald Bailey, Kenneth Shiffert. LAKE mour, Bette Akers, Joan Vislay, Neil Widmer, Deborah Wise, Michael Cox, Richard Ludwig, Lynda Powell. Row III—Tim Was- serman, Gary’ Reno, Linda Smith, Sharon Weatherholtz, Diane Rose, Victor Glass, Kenneth Schimmel, Deborah Ervin. Susan Mabry Michael Hayfield Linda Rice Mabel Topping Ila Lethers SIXTH GRADE - Mrs. Wirtz: Row I—(L. to R.) Patty Evans, Dar- lene Sigler, Susan Sparks, Sam Felkey, Kathy Wininger, Lonie Courter, Patti Summers, Edward Belcik, David Taylor. Row II— Kenneth Ebert, Terry Ward, Harold Bryant, Diane Gwinn, Jor- janna Collins, Vickie Hansen, Cynthia Grimley, Raymond Sisler, Robert Heineman. Row III—Vickie Blanton, Michael Descamps, John Patton, Skip Baker, Sue Hall, Glenda Saylor, Debbie De Cort, Mark Miller. Selma Wirtz SIXTH GRADE- Mrs. Burger: Row I—(L. to R.) Linda Brossia, Debbie Boyd, Dean Hitchens, Dana Dwyer, Mary Stagner, Dawn Knudson, Vickie Walk, Eddie McEwen, Mike Micel, Dave Seng- stock. Row II—Tim Miller, Candy Lee, Tom Ford, Rick Bridgman, Helen Lehmann Carol Burger Debbie Von Ahrens, Glen Gruetter, Candy Hahn, Nancy Di sett, Cinda Cook. Row IIl—Patty Delventhal, Rick Davenpor Brenda Barenbrugge, Gary Lawson, Raymond Grimes, Gar Struck, Jill Wallace, Dennis Beck. Edna Keller Abbie Brim IFTH GRADE - Miss Keller: Row I—(L. to R.) Charles Aufden- vomp, Shonna Petersen, David Dusseau, Martha Davis, Denise Schulte, Diane Swartz, Garry Osmond, John Brossia, William hreeman. Row Il—James Wagner, Nancy Chapman, Karen FIFTH GRADE - Mrs. Lehmann: Row I—(L. to R.) Joyce Landolt, Pamela Gore, Sandra McKinnis, Robert Stratton, Kyer Wag- goner, Roger Perkins, Neil Goeckerman, Ricky Moulton, Fred Shuman. Row II—George Walden, Amberjean Purkey, Patricia Fitzpatrick, Brenda Fish, Jeannie Derringer, Mary Cole, Roger Willey, Mike Dart. Row III—Joe Huber, Angela Reitzel, Roben Vroman, Merle Vroman, Roxanne Stafford, Melvin Scott, Linda Shepperson. Johnson, Patricia Moore, Cheryl Snyder, Eddie Smith, Richard Goodman, Gary Rhubright. Row III—John Herman, Scott Reitz, Deborah Davies, Deborah Pieper, Teresa Lintner, Randall Fought, Deborah Diekman, Rickey Walton. FIFTH GRADE - Mrs. Brim: Row I—(L. to R.) Joyce Hulka, Jennifer Harlett, Delbert Johnson, Harry Lennex, Danny Martin, Diane Brossia, David Moon, Rebecca Bailey. Row II—Jennifer Dalton, Christine Bodi, Craig Nicodemus, Clifford Adamson, Dawn De Remmelaere, Brian Mannies, Darell Dean, Michael Lloyd. Row Ill—Thomas Grimes, Mary Ann Brisbors, Patricia Anios, Robert Cheek, Rebecca Caudill, Denise Browning, Perry Wolford. FIFTH GRADE—Mrs. Gallagher: Row I—(L. to R.) Mary Jane Sengstock, Mark Berman, Debbie Littlefield, Alisa Hyde, Vickie Ruch, Arthur Duval, Lee Kowalka, Chris Bloomfield, Penny Im- hoff. Row Il—Rachel Reed, Patty Thies, Nevin McDaniel, Carol am a Bailey, Joe Cutcher, Carl Albert, Dewey Collins, Robert Fleitz, Vickie Jackson. Row IlII—Karen Gould, Denise Lalli, Nancy Con- ley, Lyle Clapsaddle, James Butler, Terry Campbell, David Fryman, Gene Hess. FIFTH GRADE-Mr. Winfield: Row I—(L. to R.) Denise Williams, Sandy Ward, Ann Pack, Jackie Taylor, Vickie Williams, Candy Walton, Freda Jo Roberts, Sue Welch, Ron Schimmal. Row Il— Mary Williams, Ruth St. John, Joe Halicek, Dan Fyffe, Bruce Shekeruk, Jim Shook, Dennis Williams, Leslie Stephenson, Larry Updegraff. Row III—Mike Struck, Sue Weatherholtz, Donne Campbell, Wayne Potter, Bob Williams, Ricky Mills, Susar Hammond, Fred Trace. FIFTH GRADE - Mrs. Brinker: Row I—(L. to R.) Gary Taylor, John Gibson, Candra May, Sherry Timmons, Steven Ferguson, Daniel Lombardo, Susan Smith, Susan Graham. Row II—Elaine Wal- siffer, Mary Troxell, Larry Fearing, Marcia Scarberry, Mark Stewart, William Surowiak, Keith Stevens, Kathleen Humes. Row III—Gary Miller, James Sommers, Julia Rae, Warren Lamb- roff, James Lennox, Sharon Schneider, Janine Seeley, Charles Austin. FIFTH GRADE - Mrs. Baker: Row I—(L. to R.) Lynda Genson, John Judy Johnston, Lee Carlisle, James Carlen, Douglas Cooley. Fyffe, Greg Hansen, Rebecca Hammond, Bill Mason, Allan Es- Row III—Sandra Roderick, Janet Johnson, Ronald Horner, Sandra sig, Patricia Richmond, Dan Adams, James Bartlett. Row II— Vermilyea, Cynthia Firsdon, Kathy Adler, Bill Ervin, Eddie Clark. Douglas Enslen, Tim Brunt, Mary Lou Warns, Pamela Summers, Loretta Gallagher George Winfield OURTH GRADE-Mrs. Alexander: Row I—(L. to R.) Tim Fin- Vvock, Wilma Keller, Ricky Humes, Ray Sprouse, Kenneth Keller, ike Sibberson, Joe Conley, Terry Endicott, Andy Keller, Ed- ina Mercer. Row Il—Robert Vermilyea, Marsha Johnson, Tom baldwin, Dennis Nietz, Cathy Baer, Greg Vavrik, Mark Avers, Thelma Brinker Fern Baker Zella Alexander Ted Marsh, Deborah Stall. Row III—Theresa Mourray, Lynn Descamps, Linda Rufenacht, Patty Beckman, Diana Elvey, Jean Schulte, Tom Mourray, Dennis Stinehelfer, Cecil Boggs, Daniel Lloyd. FOURTH GRADE -Mrs. Hayfield: Row I—(L. to R.) Elizabeth James Lockhart, Cindy Rhuland, Betty Recker, Jeffrey Shank, | Endicott, Paul Corathers, Nancy King, Kathy Rotin, Ted Moore, Earl Sundermier, Lyle Hamrick. Row III—Myrna Redieck, Bob Ronald Mc Kinnis, Ronald Baldwin, Rex Dalton, Roy Boyce. Clayton, Mary Broman, Sandra Eckel, Bruce Layman, Linda — Row Il—Karen Johnston, Ronald Le Lauder, Robin Byington, Mills, Ricky Cheek, John Miller, Carlos Rodella. FOURTH GRADE-Mrs. Blanchard: Row I—(L. to R.) Robert Webster, James King, Lynn Eischen, Sandra Welling, Gregg Kloeppel, Brenda Elvey, Joyce Cannon, Jerry Cox, Jerry Endi- cott. Row Il—Nancy Bachar, Tim Butler, Jeff Gross, Clyde Kay Hayfield Dolores Blanchard Jacobs, Michael Stone, Michael Smith, Julie Wilson, Renee Fought, Tim Sander. Row III—Irma Schober, Denny Everhardt, Harold Welling, Susan Grobly, Janet Haynes, Debra Rick, James Forrester, Dale Caldwell, William Mercer. Pearl Steger Margaret Kurfess Marie Firsdon | THIRD GRADE - Mrs. Steger: Row I—(L. to R.) Kenneth Faust, Billie Jo Walden. Row III—Daniel McLargin, David Huber, | Carol Goodman, Garth Deselms, Mark Almroth, Deborah Steck, Jeffrey Clayton, Joyce Hall, Jamie Mullins, Kenneth Powers, | Marcia Schwind. Row Il—James Vermilyea, Peter Adamson, James Crews. )Donald Mutchler, Darilee Penrod, Daniel Bylow, Charles Stall, | , i | | } Hi Ft i | i THIRD GRADE - Mrs. Kurfess: Row I—(L. to R.) Paul Sibbersen, | Eischen, Michael Hosafros, Judy Cannon, John Reitz. Row III— ] Patrick Horn, Sally Johnson, Jerry Humes, Cheryl Morris, Step- Gary Turco, Richard Hall, James Schulte, John Obock, Chester hen Sandersen, Robin Hirzel, Mildred Humes. Row II—William | Goodman, Bonnie Martin, Sheryl Freeman. Mining, David Pegish, Ray Pierce, Mark Marchetto, Andrey HIRD GRADE - Mrs. Firsdon: Row I—(L. to R.) Thomas St. Linda Perkins, Suzanne Smith, Catherine Kachmarik. Row III— ohn, Debra Cox, Raymond Reitz, John Deverna, David Slovak, Ronald Schulte, John Gruetter, Susan Spade, Dennis Reef, Mike Shirley Mannies, Donald Lockhart, Mary Sue Swartz. Row Il— Shepperson, Garry Isbell, Roger Browning. Poy Sprouse, Lorne Hume, Margaret Anderson, Wanda Mathile, ‘ — 4 SECOND GRADE - Miss Nietz: Row I—(L. to R) Dianne Avers, Michael Haynes, Amy Siewert, Debra Johnson. Row II|—Julie Julie Tarver, Robert Rodela, Marlene Callahan, Shari Guy, Kahl, Pamela Dean, Leslie Nelson, Thomas Obrock, Robert Karen Redieck, Daniel Bonnough. Row II—Gary Martin, Harold Ball, Regina Dalton, Cathy Isbell. Elvey, William Judy, Robert Whitecotton, Cynthia Russell, SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Iffland: Row I—(L. to R.) Nancy Pierce, Debora French, Mike Custer, Mark Schober, Ronald Cox. Row | Stephen Turco, Carl Black, Alana Brentlinger, Connie Schulte, IIlI—Linda Bolfa, Joseph Brown, Francis Hoover, Karen Freimark, © Michael Rhuland, Darlene Callahan, Gerald Goodman. Row Cheryl Baer, Lewis Boyce, Michael Kowalski, Theresa Jacobs. Il—Patty Smith, John Nietz, Mark Powers, Cynthia Chapman, SECOND GRADE -Mrs. Alberts: Row I—(L. to R.) Marjorie well, William Lutz, Joan Eckerman, Rolland Bockbraden. Row Stinehelfer, Nancy Shanks, James Davenport, Susan Gretter, III—Dorothy Alberico, Tim Eaton, Debra Dartt, William Redieck, Terry Self, Amy Reef, Dennis Baldwin. Row II—Mark Nietz, Ru- Mark Johnson, Kevin Tornow. doph Hirzel, Timothy Powers, Brenda McKinniss, Karen Cald- Alice Iffland Mildred Alberts Mary Wilkens Elaine Pachelieff RST GRADE - Mrs. Wilkens: Row I—(L. to R.) Timothy Har- Hamilton, Sherri Webster, Keith Sibbersen, James Redieck. Row engton, Sharon Keller, Scott Johnson, Gail Rudolph, Dean III—Cathy Kowalski, Eugene Swartz, Bradley Sheets, Linda herkins, Lori Case, Sylvia Custer, Cindy Davis. Row II—James Martin, Denise St. John, Patricia Schulte, Douglas Courter. iMoore, Marily Aufdencamp, Rochelle Haynes, Beth Ross, Linda FIRST GRADE - Miss Pachelieff: Row I—(L. to R.) Tina Mathile, Mills, Sonia Lockhart. Row IIl—Michael Sanders, Jill Harlett, Robert Penrod, Robin Earp, Donald Steck, Sandra Robon, Michael Donald Davies, David Bachar, Karen Russell, Vicki Driftmyer, Rott, Darrel Pegish. Row ll—Jeffrey Walton, Carl Reef, Ronny Rebecca Cannon, Jenny Schmidlin. Martin, Cindy Hume, Jeanette Eschedor, Laura Johnston, Anita FIRST GRADE - Miss Kreischer: Row I—(L. to R.) James Russell, Debra Sass. Row IlI—Gregory Powers, James Jacobs, Paul Rhu- Jill Almroth, Amy Jo Crawford, Anita Cole, William Tarver, Greg bright, Ricky Pendleton, Cheryl Judy, Ronald B ischoff, Michael Akenberger, Marian Eischen. Row II—Lori Dummiti, Patricia Lan- Butler. dolt, Cynthia Humes, Mary Markley, Rhonda Dean, Paul Elvery, | SPECIAL CLASS - Mrs. Feeny: Row I—(L. to R.) David Wetz, Beth Greenwood, Debby Layman, Danny Eichman, Philip Mourro Hannan, Karen Blaksley, John Bartlett, Gayle Geisinger, Peggy Gary Wood, Denise Schwind. Baldwin, Kathie Langschied, Shirley Beach. Row II—Bobby Mrs. Joyce Gosbeth was re- placed by Mrs. Dorothy Grant at the end of the first semester. Marilyn Kreischer Evelyn Buchman Phyllis Feeney Special Education June Sweede Speech and Hearing Dorotha Parrish Music (NDERGARTEN (Morning) - Mrs. Buchman: Row I—(L. to R.) il Eschedor. Row !I—Debra McLargin, William Zunk, Gregory ie Powers, Sheryl Ousky, Lisa Kloppel, Cindy Reef, Joy , Turco, Julie Spade, Elizabeth Weithman, Kenneth Sims, Debra satherman, Hans Stevens, Neal Martin, Jon Recker, Timothy Randolph, Mark Tornow, Kathy Johnson. | KINDERGARTEN (Afternoon) - Mrs. Buchman: Row I—(L. to R.) Hoover. Row Il—Kent Swartz, Ricky Bischoff, Barbara Kachmarik, Susan Tarver, David McKinnis, Marcia Sanders, Frederic Hirzel, Laura Willey, Gail Nietz, Debra Gross, Ryan Fought, James Thomas Shank, Virginia Lohmeyer, Katherine Schultz, Larry Gruetter, Brian Amos. FINDERGARTEN - Mrs, Gosbeth: Row I—(L. to R.) Kay Kneer, cilyn Cardosy, Tim Johnson, Ricky Dartt, Nina Endicott, Kim llrederick, Michael Bylow, Maureen Powers, Jerry Boyce. Row ) | i II—Susan Vroman, Steve Lockhart, Kim Ulrich, Thomas Ecker- man, James Friemark, Hershel Conley, Ronald Kowalka, Monica Bihn, Laurie Isbell. MILLBURY Lerhetta Clemens Caren Bullis Mrs. Mabel Bitter was ! placed by Miss Sandra Gr' at the end of the firl semester. | fh ! i ae GRADE - Mrs. Clemens: Row 1—(L. to R.) Penny Lee, Ed Lenning, Freda Baum, Mike Sampsell, Sharon Britt, Karen Nancy Dusseau, Janine Ralston, Judy Cole, Diane Hill, Donna Shiffert, Robin Nissen, Jeff Duling. Row III—Gary Lowry, Robert vetter, Don Schumaker, Susan Harris, Donna Dwyer, James Sheetz, Penny Horvath, Randy Cook, Gary Ault, Karen La Buda, itchell. Row Il—Richard Feckley, Dan Wolfe, Cheryl Caris, Charles Slater, James Hicks, Steve Guthrie, Billy Gargac. FOURTH GRADE - Mrs. Bullis: Row I—(L. to R.) Debbie Bailey, muth, Ricky Heidebrink, Debra Boss, Donald McEwen, Ronald Joel Vincent, John Miller, Sandy Hahn, Thomas Claus, Robert Hotz, John Fleitz. Row Ill—Karen Nagy, Jeff Sutphen, Bonnie Diehl, Raleigh Taylor, Janice Griffice, Bob Bailey. Row II— Asman, Don Schwamberger, Cindy Kapp, Melinda Farley, Vickie William Repka, Roger Duling, Maria Dusseau, Andy Wohlga- Davenport, Connie Gullett. )HIRD GRADE - Mrs. Bitter: Row I—(L. to R.) Brooke Harvey, Douglas Lutman, Richard Dissett, Kitty De Amicis, Kayla Fish. Aichael Campbell, Lee Burnette, Joseph Harris, Jane Ann Finch, Row Ill—Terry Dale, Gloria Hooker, Daniel Knudson, Shelley fames Bloomfield, Willard Johnson, Tom Clapsaddle, William Jaquillard, Vicki Miller, David Fleitz, Dale Brossia, Ella Mae ‘heed, Suzanne Slater. Row II—Gary Haynes, Charles Specht, Collins, Jolene Wellerl, Cynthia Moulton, Darryl Orris. ‘athleen Erwin, Pamela Snyder, Tom Wasserman, Susan Lapish, | | SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Daniels: Row I—(L. to R.) Larry Diehl, Terri Coupe, Byron Dwyer, Gail Burnette, Gerry Bartlett, Kim Croskey. Row III—Joseph Lalli, Karen Conley, Kathy Harris, Snyder, Barbara Gould, Donald Gillings, Mark Beck. Row II— Ellen Hicks, Kathy Berman, Mark Wells, Teresa Duval, Charles Brenda Kapp, Jack Cuthbertson, Timothy Hahn, Gloria Specht, Cutcher. - a a g THIRD GRADE-Mrs. Green: Row I—(L. to R). Mark Gillespie, James Micel, David Blaksley, Dawn Hess, Robert Wasserme Dennis Davis, Pamela Sage, Deborah Gargac, Jacqueline Der- David Barenbrugge, Edwin Harpel. Row III—Debra Clapsadd ringer, Joseph Stagner, David Beckman, Douglas Coy, Martin Thomas Layman, Karen Burns, Mary Lou Young, Marsha Sam Tucker, Robin Schwamberger, Randy Bridgman. Row Il—Mark sell, Keith Dey, Robin Asman, Michele Sundermeier, Carol Br Cuthbertson, Sandra Lawson, Mara McDaniel, David Trombly, sia, Catherine Cutcher. Debra Lyons, Donna Reihing, Kenny Heidebrink, Denise Mc- eR —— Re oat SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Munn: Row I—(L. to R.) Roxanne Hol- lanshed, Gary Collins, Douglas Pruiett, Nancy Guthrie, Rachel| ley. Row III—Bobbie Lynn Youster, Cheryl Fleitz, Kim Walt’ Ruch, Deborah Sutphin, Jennifer Cedoz, Linda Hooker, Beth Mary Ann Clapsaddle, Kenneth Gullett, Mark Kubacki, Je | Cole. Row Il—Jeffrey Farley, John Miller, Gary Smith, Brenda Clough, James Ault, Clyde Case. Belch, Pamela Albert, Donald Bodi, Kevin Blaksley, Sandra ci Julie Munn Esther Green Sharon Daniels FIRST GRADE-Mrs. Barraclough: Row I—(L. to R.) William Hughes, Yvonne Hess, Deborah Harlow, Eric Collier, Terry Mattoni, Laura Knudson, Vicki Whiteman, Joan Noethen, William Mc Atee, Robin Kovacs. Row Il—Kathleen Cuthbertson, Cynthia Duling, William Lapish, Brian Reed, Cynthia Bailey, Pamela IRST GADE - Miss Poling: Row I—(L. to R.) Robbie Lynn Thoman, anet Fitzpatrick, Diane Smith, Cynihia Ward, Luann Schober, avid Heidebrink, Stanley Hover, Robert Johnson, Michelle ‘Toneff, Chris Clapsaddle. Row II—Edward Trombley, Scott John- n, Kenneth Sheetz, Robin Sue Smothers, Gary Greenlese, Carolyn Conley, Cynthia Goeckerman, Regina Wheat, Tim Gul- lett, Richard Hummel, Suzanne Sorrell. Row III—Mark Dusseau, Betsy Littlefield, Kathy Schimmel, Cheryl Schumaker, Larry Mat- toni, Robert Brossia, Jana McDaniel, Christie Lennex, Dennis Gargac, Randy Miller, Denise Boss. Lucille Barraclough Mary Poling Alun Deniston, Daniel Flickinger, Gerald Jajewski, Heidebrink, Keith Blaksley, Gary Hill. Row IIl—Diane Feckley, Douglas Sundermier, David Fetters, Mark Jared, Doreen Caris, Mark Burnette, Timothy Bookenberger, Linda Scott, Melissa Sutphen, Jimmie Whitten, Robert Kapp, Sheryl Zernkel, Debra Schacht. KINDERGARTEN (Morning) - Mrs. Winfield: Row I—(L. to R.) Hughes, Mike Dale, Vicki Childers, Jerry Chapman, Tim Clap- Randy Nunley, Randy Shekeruk, Thomas Roe, Sandra Wasser- saddle, Mark Gruetter. Row IIl—Russell Tucker, Mike Ott, Cathy man, Paul Heidebrink, Dawn Jaquillard, Kevin Farley, Gary Bailey, Bobby Lilji, Cindy Harris, Kevin Weller, Jeff Sampsell, Clapsaddle. Row IIl—Jerry Hagdohl, Teresa Bihn, Tamara Scott Roberts. KINDERGARTEN (Afternoon) - Mrs. Winfield: Row I—(L. to R.) Craig Silcox, Mike Hollanshed, Vicki Everhart, Chris Hicks, Nancy La Buda, Dianna Knierim, Larry Habel, Nathan Hyde, Milan Youster. Row II—Kim Turner, Walter York, Joel Snyder, Debbie Lois Winfield Josephine Cook Music I Brossia, Robin Anderson, Carl Gould, Earl Gould, Kim Beck! man, Ed Reimer. Row III—Robin Ward, Marcia Burns, Gordo Smith, Bonita Reihing, Bob Specht, Cindy McGrew, Stan Delven’! thal, Larry Duling. | Charlene Horton WALBRIDGE OURTH GRADE - Mrs. Knauss. Row I—(L. to R.) Cynthia Risier, {Carol Mason, Terrie Sieple, Debra Veler, Debra Reno, Lu Ann -egel, Barbara Taylor, Sharon Hymore, Linda LaChine. Row |—Randy Courter, Donald Williams, David Costello, Chasles horner, Randy Malone, Kenneth Heckman, Lanford Gurinn, 1 i} i Donald Horner, Robert Anderson, Gary Everhardt, Forest Wat- kins. Row Ill—Susan Slesiniki, Steven Guthrie, William Clark, Larry Boday, Mary Horton, Randal Mullholand, Michael Traver, Frank Mondlak, Harry Morton, Paul Shufelt, Kathy Abbey. Von Ahrens, Steve Miley, Dennis Music, Linda Carte, Linda Wol- FOURTH GRADE - Mrs. Horton: Row I—(L. to R.) Kenny Belcik, Daryl Brundage, Bruce Bennett, Brenda Allen, Ed Garwacki, Fred DeFalco, Laura Eikost, Keith Ducket. Row II—Mike Schuster, Patty Wolfe, Blair Wise, Carla Sirmans, Paulette Spencer, Cathy siffer, Robert Foreman. Row IIl—Emerson Veler, Larry Gunn, Charles Abbey, Vernon Wheeler, Linda Siegel, Lynn Roth, Sandy Horner, Darcy Berry, Gail Bauman, Jack Hawley. THIRD GRADE-Mrs. Case: Row I—(L. to R.) Mike Omori, Steven Brown, Cynthia Costello, Marilyn May. Row IIl—Dennis | Jimmy Akers, Janet Gay, Brenda Shaw, Matt Trace, Pamela Johnston, Danny Scarberry, Terri Anderson, Nancy Weikel, Heinernan, Naomi Damron, Scott Wallace. Row II—John Reitzel, Larry Bowen, Joe Carlock, Keith Johnson, Terry Layton. | Susan Ferguson, Jimmy Evans, Debra Wheeler, Becky Bauman, | THIRD GRADE - Mrs. Braden: Row I—(L. to R.) Joe Everhardt, Roe, Linda Collins, Larry Ward, Faye Glass. Row III—Michael || Jeri Johnston, Cynthia Mc Donald, Mary Underwood, Janine Strantz, Debra Irwin, Tony Mass, Mildred Clark, Danny Fear- | Weiker, Cynthia Wolfe, Jan Butcher, Stephen Dick. Row II— ing, David Roloff, Sue Surmans. John Cox, Michael Snyder, Donna Davis, James Takacs, Fred! THIRD GRADE - Mrs. Lapp: Row I—(L. to R.) Richard Pullem, Lynn Hohenstein, Keith Pasqualone,Melody Zimmerman, Gerald Sheryl Summers, Paul Guinther, Paul Trowbridge, Edward Nuck- Quinlan, Sharon Sobol. Row Ill—Jeffrey Fausey, David Bryant, | ols, Tonya Lombardo, Susan Gaul, Linda Anderson. Row IIlI— David Adams, James Stephenson, Terry Cooley, Marcia Isbell, | Deborah Delano, Mark Wallace, Kevin Wood, Patricia Thornton, Linda Crooks, Loubertta Hughes. Eunice Essig SECOND GRADE - Mrs. Stewart: Row 1—(L. to R.) Debra Haw- Poland, Joseph Gorajewski, Sheryl Ulrich, Linda Martin, Gina Li ley, Margo Updegraff, Harry Taylor, Ricky Leidy, Glenn Omori, Mantia. Row IlI—Steven Taylor, Lisa Null, Joan Wagner, Ronali Connie Seiple, Brenda Caudill, Greg Hall. Row II—Ronald Shu- Potter, Danny Allen, Charles Richmond, Patty Fyffe, Dawn Shaw felt, Donald Sparks, Randy Schuster, Charlotte Gibson, Shawnee Larry Moore. Mrs. Joyce Gosbeth was re-| placed by Mrs. Dorothy) Grant at the end of the first semester. Wilda Nott Kathryn Busdeker Kathleen Baker i {| FIRST GRADE - Mrs. Nott: Row I—(L. to R.) Sonya Wiley, Calvin holt, Larry Fountain, Gene Miller. Row IlI—Robert Weiker, Ruth’ May, Lu Ann Manning, Jeff Moore, Susan Damron, Bill Taylor, Weatherholtz, Peggy Perkins, Randy Davis, Brenda La Chine, Beverly Simmons, Lois Collins. Row II—Gary Cox, Carrie Hall, Veronica Balyard, Paul Shope. Richard Young, Sherrie Bannister, Charles Gibson, Scott Over- , Cheryl Seiple, Randy Nuckols, Lisa Sobol, Lynn Gay, FIRST GRADE - Mrs. Busdecker: Row I—(L. to R.) Robbin Mc- Donald, Timothy Hazel, Michael Fyffe, Charles Henson, Vicki Davis, Dixie Smith, William Honaker, Tamara Anderson. Row II—Michael Paschal, Bradley Hubbard, Dottie Bennett, Cherylann | Kenneth Sarka, Theresa Lehman. Row II—Joyce Ousley, Regenea Ronald Campbell. Bovee, Edward Isaacs, Susan Firsdon, Theresa Traver, Patrick KINDERGARTEN (Afternoon) - Mrs. Jacobs: Row I—(L. to R) Ricky Graham, Lori Kiss, Patty Jordon, Shawn Kish, Rex Remley, Pam Bennett, Sheri Smothers, Joe Mason. Row Il—Penny Fox, Jimmy Wolsiffer, Timmy Prichard, Cliff Shope, John Paisie, Neshkoff, Kathy Judy, Vicki Blass, Debra Stephenson. Row III— Linda Adams, Patty Patterson, Georgia Hall, Wayne Glass, Dennis Cremean, Rex Hall, Lynn Opblinger, Randy Rose. May, Rodney Hammond. Row IIl—Ricky Roth, Cheryl Stamm, Mike Adkins, John Williams, Sandra Gaul, Gregory Everhardt, Cheryl Roderick, Marsha Shrewsberry. Row III—Gregg Boos, Billy Sigler, Scott Summers, Bobby Tackas, Mark Peth, Carl Hill, Lisa Lombardo, Kim Kansorka. Ruth Jacobs KINDERGARTEN (Afternoon) - Mrs. Jacobs: Row I—(L. to R.) Mary Dale Updegraff, Ruthann Kanipe. Row III—Ricky Delvecchio, ter Ann Ulrich, Bernita Wheeler, John Erni, Barbara Mates, Danny Jeff Griffith, Nora Muschik, Mark Schlean, Sandra Reno, Gay, Debbie Music, Debbie Stockmaster, Kimberly Weyant. Catherine Kristie, Ronald Stroshine, Ronald Clapsaddle, Mike Row Il—Lori Meyers, Ann Sleskinski, Bobby Bope, Mark Cald- Wagoner. well, Douglas Leidy, Terry Dick, Ellen Belcik, Dean Updegraff, KINDERGARTEN (Afternoon) - Mrs. Gosbeth: Row I—(L. to R.) Shari Schufelt, Michael Fountain, Peggy Martin, Stephan Horner, Debra Williamson, Lisa Peters, Carol Costello. Row II—Beverly Spurlock, Dany Akers, Jay Gainer, Thomas Crooks, Brenda Rob- Pamela Zimmerman, Monna Ellis, Mary Sweeney, Paul Spencer, Maryrose Glass, Billy Edwards. Sl a : ZB 4 WALBRIDGE RF’ Serving Lake Complete and Accurats Cards Sick Room Cosme Main Street Walbri UTO AND TRU! tive Supplies 280 TOLEDO 16, ING COMPA! Jhio Reserve Bank (0.1 ¢C zine Advertisements M Lubrication Oil Change | 24 Hour Service Tire Repai Bottse! and Restaurant ° Nobody should ever conside Car Washing tion complete. You can’t gc . getting as much schooling as Ohio Routes strongly does Toledo Edison ‘it still stands... 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Complete Lawnmower Service Small Engines and Parts A Lake - Walbridge Alumnus THE GENOA SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY Insured Savings Current Rate 4% on Savings Telephone Genoa 8172 OFFICE PERSONNEL PART sh CAM PE ke ween fleece Py ee President WILLIAM F. CLARK _._ Vice President and Secretary SHIRE YeiihkayscAN tenes 2 ee Assistant Secretary PALL EURAWICSCO Tel tree ne: 2 oe Be Cr ot eke Teller NOERIN D3 CHAM EE Ris geese ememe eee ie hs Attorney BOARD OF DIRECTORS Albert R. Camper, Dr. Edward D. Schuiteman, Paul A. David, Robert T. Skilliter, C. Tracy LaCost, William R. Clark, Earl F. Camper GENOA MOTORS, INC. FORD SALES SERVICE—Genoa, Ohio Phone 855-776| John Dorothy Lafferty STONY RIDGE offer you elegance in LUMBER SUPPLY mobile home living — from 10 ft. wide COMPANY to the new STONY RIDGE, OHIO 24 ft. wide Phone 837-2931 SEE THEM AT LAFFERTY’S COMPLIMENTS OF LEISURE HOMES LUSTRE LAWN U.S. Rt. 20 Fertilizer Company Lemoyne, Ohio MOLINE, OHIO at the overpass Life Auto ROSE’S BEAUTY SHOP H. 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MILLER 2225 Brown Road Insurance Your Hair Is Your Beauty Make Your Appointment Now Main Street Millbury, Ohio Telephone 691-2111 Phone 836-6692 Hospitalization Fire WALBRIDCE REXALL DRUG “Serving Lake Township” Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription Greeting Cards Gift Items Sick Room Supplies Cosmetics Fountain Service Romper Room Toys 401 Main Street Phone 693-0221 THE EXCHANGE BANK SERVING THIS COMMUNITY SINCE 1906 Two Locations to Serve You LUCKEY, OHIO WALBRIDGE, OHIO Phone 833-3401 Phone 691-5553 Checking Accounts Business Loans Savings Accounts Personal Loans Christmas Savings Accounts Auto Loans Bank by Mail Appliance Loans Money Orders Real Estate Loans Travellers Checks Cattle Loans Collection Utility Bills Home Improvement Loans Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LOU VISLAY’S CLARK LAWNMOWER SALES SERVICE COMPANY 6006 Woodville Road AUTHORIZED SERVICE Briggs Stratton, MOLINE, OHIO Lawson Power Products Clinton Engines Sunoco Products THIS Is YOU-ARE You ARE YOU SATISFIED? ! SATISFIED? Grownups know that personal grooming is important if you want to “get ahead’. Teenagers sometimes forget to look at themselves objectivelv. So that boys and girls could see themselves as others see them, a full-length mirror was installed in the main corridor of a high school in Buffalo, N. Y. Boys checked shirttails and trouser lengths— A ‘mirror is a “‘must” at school . . . at even started wearing coats and ties. Girls home . . . anywhere. Always check stopped to tuck in blouses or rearrange their Se inafeood bebe fettores a he’s. Renewed pride came to others will notice. this schooi— all because of a mirror! When you buy a mirror, be sure it’s made of L°-O-F PARALLEL-O-PLATE GLASS L:0-F Parallel-O-Plate® glass, twin-ground for Twin-Ground for the Truest Reflection truer reflections and more freedom from distortion. 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Maulbetsch (Spud) Phone: 837-2866 Mac’s Trailer Court ' ' ' Grocery Barter Shen | Route 795 and Cummins Road dae ie ee ICE DAIRY PRODUCTS Frozen Foods—Gas—School Supplies Sandwiches—Coffee Phone Moline TE 8-611 1 APPOINTMENTS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE PHONE OX ford 3-7152 WALBRIDGE, OHIO DON GOECKERMAN Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. HEROLD M. HARTER, Jr. 5038 Woodville Road TOLEDO 16, OHIO a = ets WY se yy i re OY Np wa Oye U a? ! tographs aie a Te eee ee ————— ee ee ne eee a ems yates @ Aura Spr lst row: B. Johnson, J. Griggs, B. Cook, C. Davenport, B. Herman, C. McConihay. 2nd row: K. Brunty, P. Stagner, S. Wengert, P. Belch, M. Black, M. Braden. 3rd row: D. Hutchinson, S. Kaylor, J. Mangum, G. Hughes. 4th row: M. Amos, J. Rabbitt, D. Thorton, D. Waggoner. Members of the National Honor Society are chosen first on the basis of scholarship. They must be in the upper fourth of their class and have an accumulative average of 2.8. Then they are judged on leadership, service, and char- acter. Each year the National Honor Society is al- lowed to induct a maximum of 10% of the senior class and 5% of the junior class. These students are chosen by the entire high school faculty. This year for the first time a “tapping” cere- mony took place with the seniors chosen last year doing the “tapping”. To honor the members of this society as well as other honor students, the first Annual Scho- lastic Banquet was held. National Honor Society 1. Q. Team The I. Q. Team was originated by radio station WFOB, Fostoria, with the co-operation of the execu- tive heads of the Wood County schools, to place proper emphasis on scholarship. The participating students are chosen by the scores made on the 8th grade scholarship tests. L. Asman, R. St. John, M. Amos, G. Hughes, S. Wengert, N. Keller, J. Struck Future Nurses of America was established the second semester under the advisorship of Mrs. Mary Dusseau to help students interested in careers in the medi- cal field. Among the activities, the group visited the Maumee Valley Hospital and toured the nurses’ quarters. Ist row: J. Pitzen, L. Bastubee, treasurer; K. Billings, vice president; R. Bitter, president; K. ae secretary; C. Snyder, corresponding secretary; S. Swartz. 2nd row: A. Rideout, N. Warns, S. pene a C. Mast, K. Lutman, S. Wood, D. Wegman, F. Molnar, C. Kohnke, K. Fox, V. Sloyer, P. Miller, S. Dennis, L. Martens. 3rd row: R. Schober, J. Vroman, D. Blaksley, B. Kurfis, S. Beck, P. Caldwell, S. Dennis, M. Bryan, K. Dwyer, J. Hansen, B. Huber. Varsity Baseball Kneeling: Don Taylor, J. Robinson, A. Aguilar, P. Brown, K. Gilsdorf, R. Henry, F. Sloy er, D. Howe, Dan Taylor. Standing: R. Filiere, coach; R. Fausey, K. Lecrone, J. Schwamberger, G. Beckman, F. Mihalik, M. Fox, G. Goeckerman, D. Sims, K. Rose. Reserve Baseball Kneeling: W. Mahaffey, D. Mast, M. Prewitt, M. Smith, F. Jackson, L. Metzger, D. Davies. Standing: R. Slykhuis, coach; G. Davenport, B. McElroy, J. Everly, D. Judy, B. Frisinger, B. Breese. Golf Lake’s golf team under the advisorship of Mr. Thomas Tallman won one match and lost seven this year. Home matches were played on the Chippewa Golf Course. This is the third year that golf, as a recognized sport, has been in existence at Lake. Ist row: Mr. Tallman, Roger Dunmeyer, Robert Winninger, Joe Mangum, Andy Roderick, Jay Stewart, Dave Lawson, Gary Blair. Track team coached by Mr. Gene Ward was victorious in only two out of eight track meets but two school records were set during the season by Dale Crandall in the dis- cus and the shot put. This year for the first time Lake hosted the NLL District Meet in which nine schools participated. Lake also hosted the Triangular Track meet in’ which Cardinal Stritch was first, Lake was second, and Springfield was third. Track Ist row: J. Lockwood, D. Thorton, C. Conley, M. Marchetto, J. Hawley, T. Smith, L. Sigler, J. Warns. 2nd row: P. Lutman, B. Johnson, S. Andrich, E. Molnar, H. Curavo, J. Petrusky, H. Rhubright, D. Cran- dall, F. Hansen. 3rd row: Coach Sanderson, R. McCamey, H. Harter, M. Ford, M. Lindner, M. Gross, Coach Ward. 4th row: D. Wright, D. Claypool, J. Rabbitt, L. Savage, J. Hulka. Backstage Crew Rachel Bitter Bob Vance Marcia Wegman Dan Hutchinson ifer Wagner Joseph Mangum Gerald Hughes Jackie Johnson Stella Longo Phillip Brown Carol McConihay Beverly Johnson Carol Snyder Don Kettle Jenn Play Cast Rate tin gh Marcia and Beverly look on as Carol, ingly . In this play scene Bob braces to take a playful punch ish from Phil aston ee wpe Re —— ‘fe hh ie RSS: Dale Crandall and Sandi Eaton pose for picture with skin diver. Deep The Four 4’s provided the music for the prom. Sea Fantasy Fish nets, an old row boat, sea shells, skin diver and a treasure chest provided the atmosphere for the 1964 Junior-Senior prom en- tiled “Deep Sea Fantasy.” Post- prom activities included the movie “The Pink Panther” at Loew’s Es- | quire in Toledo, bowling at the East Toledo Sports Center, and a 6 a.m. oreakfast in the school cafeteria. Dan Taylor and Betsy Bahnsen watch the dance activities. a . Ann Dalling and Dave Busdeker have picture taken by fish nets and old row boat. Mr. Timothy Turtle watches Ann Rideout and Kenn Lecrone pose for picture. Herold Harter and Nancy Ash sit out a dance. Mr. and Mrs. George Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rideout, and Mr. Snyder discuss the prom decorations. Mary Black and Ken Rose hope the clam shell doesn’t swallow them while they have their picture taken. Mrs. Julie Munn’s second grade students spring weather. Relaxing break at Millbury Elementary. Millbury students at work. : . 3 eee Lake Elementary students jump rope. Mrs. Braden conducts playground duty at Wal- Millbury students pose under May decora- bridge Elementary. tions. Lake Elementary students take brief walk before school. Walbridge students enjoy monkey bars. Commencement Sunday, May 24 Class Colors Red and White Class Flowers Peppermint Carnation Class Motto With the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future. Gerald Hughes ranked first in the class scholastically. Margaret (Peggy) Stagner received the first C. T. Falls award presented by Mr. Falls. These students were chosen outstanding in the various subjects. Sitting: Beverly Johnson, business; Carol McConihay, language arts and fine arts. Standing: Kenneth Swartz, vocational agriculture; Gerald Rabbitt, science; Gerald Hughes, mathematics and social studies. The class address was given by Mary Braden, Daniel Hutchinson, and David Waggoner. The address was based on the class motto. Mrs. Shaw presents yearbook awards to Peggy Stag- ner, Bev Johnson, and Judy Williams. Mr. Hosafros presents retiring certificates to Mrs. Vera Lowrie and Mrs. Lottie Fox. Mike James Music receives the Outstanding ib cecepting MorLRTe dares Freshman award from Mr. Hosafros. Vale! Ist row: B. Johnson, S. Russel, J. Schulte, C. DeFalco, J. Williams, N. Ash. 2nd row: S. Dale, J. Griggs, Mrs. Shaw, P. Stagner, J. Johnson. | SUNUAY BAC IN aup Marilyn Osmond prepares for final exams. Iris Flowers is kept busy signing Students fixing sign to announce yearbooks. commencement. : 24 f 2PM is graduation and