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LLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY TO 4833 07540 0512 | 7 THE 1968 AURA Presented by the Aura Staff Lake High School Millbury, Ohio Volume VIII Co-Editors: PAM McEWEN and TERRY GAUL Assistant Editors; SUE HAHNE MARY McLAUGHLIN DEB BAHNSEN SHARON BROSSIA JANICE BURKE TERRIE GARNER Classes Activities Organizations Senior Directory Advisors: MR. RICHARD LIEB and MRS. JANE KOHLENBERG J ‘ E What is the Aura? This publication was originally entitled “Aura” because the word means “spring breezes” and that was what the book was, a collection of the year’s issues of the school paper, The Breeze. Today it goes beyond this, and is now molded into the form of a modern yearbook of people, places and memories. We have attempted to capture and hold all these memories of our year, 1967-1968, in one book. This is the book. This is The Aura. Table of Contents Seniors Athletics Activities and Organizations Faculty and Staff 116-127 Underclassmen : . Oh op we _ 3 ‘my ; 128-155 Advertisements 156-175 a aaa i re “i a ze tae er = D ma v — i be EEE EEEEEE RO Genk cae Welcome to Our HVvera Ol cies arter, fourth attendant; Tina Young, third C first attendant; Valean John, ssia, second attendant. +) Sed =) O = a c x S O O 6 — © c O oO NY U fe Ba rowned Homecoming Queen for 1967, was escorted by Mike Asman. bapoe-g ss sereersit a; Sue St. c a Lynda Kowalka, Queen Lynda Kowalk attendant; Shar Cc Lynda Kowalka Reigns Assembly, Fest Kevin Taylor, Queen Lynda Kowalka, and Chuck Mays. Mary McLaughlin Pam Lintner Karen Honaker Kathy Davenport Valean Carter Presenting the 1967 Homecoming Court Patti Goodman Sharon Weller Linda Schober Tina Young Sue St. John Queen Lynda and her entire court. “The Vipers” The Faculty Four — Wise, Ward, Rideout, and Washeck. Bruce Moon presents the student survival kit. D. Davies, L. Hamilton, L. St. John, and K. Sweet perform. M. Farley and T. Dudde- rar sing a duet. High Flying Spirit Is Characteristic of Flyers. Rollo has become known as the Flyer “Snoopy” Dog. Student participation ; The Pep Band is always ready to play. C. Lewis in the Flyer Spirit Spout. ep rallies show only a portion of their spirit. Time is important to Flyers. Decoration of lockers was a common sight during Spirit Week. eC is u be j : iy s ¥ a eesalgacddeishrafseag emer sepprnneeSReneresnarornereanebemEaRRAT on ARR ITIOM eS RY IMR TSR TERT PN SR A HT NR eee D. Humes (left) carries ball as G. Keaton (40) and M. D. Prewitt (left) and G. Keaton (40) slow down P-Burg progess. Lennox (87) prepare to block. Sport World Is Tops This was a very good year for Flyer sports. In football our high school record was broken. In wrestling, the championship was again re- turned to Lake High. Our basketball season proved to be an exciting one. Even though the records indicate we were only fourth in the league, all our fans know scores were much closer than records indicate. Derk Jackson presents NLL Wrestling trophy to Mr. Lieb at the assembly to honor wrestlers. D. Bonnough tries to gain position on opponent from Perrys- Ken Jackson awaits opportunity to get a take down. burg. Who has the ball? M. Asman (82) and A. Caswell come to help H. Merritt and M. Trace. v Bob Freeman easily outjumps his opponent. Mike Lewis harasses a Genoa player. M. Lewis awaits rebound as M. Trace looks on. Flyers in on the action are: M. Trace (20), M. Lewis (52), B. Clapsaddle, and B. Brown (44). f BAY VP A ‘ 4 er See! ) Crystalline Christmas Delights Queen Tina Young, 3rd attendant; Sue St. John, Ist attendant; Queen Lynda Kowalka; Sharon Brossia, 2nd attendant; Miriam Rudolph, 4th attendant. Lynda is crowned by Bruce Moon. Lynda and escort Tom Herman. ¥ re . q 4 se Attendants, and Attendance Crystalline Christmas was the theme of the 1967 Snowflake Ball. This year the top ten can- didates were introduced before the student body at the Christ- mas assembly. At the dance held on December 23rd, the Queen and her attendants were announced. Because this was pre-Christ- mastime, we reduced the num- ber of trees to one _ large Christmas tree, located in the front center of the auditorium. This large tree held the special snowflakes which had the cou- ples names written on them. Sil- ver trees and colored lights accented the atmosphere. | | | | | | | | | | M. Farley and C. Colman find their special snowflake. M. Baumbach and graduate W. Rodela enjoy dancing. Couples dance to the romantic music of the evening. -“ “Hawaiian Paradise’? Sets the Scene fo mime ' i 3 2oeee z. ee ans y : - ae --e- bie I . e 5S Sno-ball Court: Jim Lennox; Debbie Littlefield; King Gary Taylor; Queen Carol Bailey; Nancy Chapman; Tim Krugh. Gary Taylor and Carol Bailey were crowned by 1966 king Gary Keeton. Mr. Washeck checks refreshments served by Sue Weather i holtz. Fy a “Hawaiian Paradise” was the Theme chosen for the 1967-68 annual Sno-ball. The selection of queen and king candidates came from the extra-curriculiar organizations of the junior high. Each club nominated a queen and king candidate having a to- tal of 14 persons up for the posi- tions of royalty. Ny PER Ri ; ay Di A ae a ‘ bay y 0 i yi Everyone awaits the announcement of the 1967 royalty. Entertainment was supplied by “Hair Incorporated.” “‘Hawaliian Paradise’ entranced all the young couples. Oklahoma “Oklahoma,” a brilliant musical by Rogers and Hammer- stein, was performed by the Vocal Music Department to captivated audiences. Love and laughter were the predomi- nant themes of this rollicking story. Hard work, plus a sprin- kling of fun, produced a polished production. Left: Tom Dudderar as Curly, and Melanie Farley as Laurie pose, in the “Surrey with the Fringe on Top.” Below: Terry Gaul as Ali Hakim is lectured by Liz Carte who played Aunt Eller. Middle Left: Curly looks at the peddler’s art post cards as Clay Lewis (Jud Fry) cleans his gun. Lower Left: Curly and Laurie get married as the musical comes to a happy ending. Below: Wills and Annies (Mike Allred and Tina Young, and Blair Minning and Mary McLaughlin) display their much practiced “Oklahoma Hello”. njoyed by Record Audiences i ee a nc aaa £ e a3 pu kiakiee eae ge eee VEN F See Re The Cast: Row 1; Mike Allred, Tina Young, Tom Dudderar, Melanie Farley, Mary McLaughin, Blair Minning. Row 2; Judy Collins, Terry Gaul, Skip Baker, Tom Herman, Bruce Moon, Liz Carte, Clay Lewis, Tim Baker. us Doug Cooley receives the make-up treatment from Pat Good- Terrie Garner and Kathy Swartz add last minute touches to the man. scenery. Below: Directors and Crews: Sharon Weller and Bruce Moon, Student Directors. Row 2; S. Hahne, S. Brossia, P. Goodman, K. Sander, B. Rideout, Row 3; J. Keller, L. Diekman, R. Mapes, R. Hammond, S. Baker, P. Viers, K. Guthrie, T. Garner, Mr. Rideout. es ge ae as senda Pe tgs ok se ae Twirp Dance Has Western Accent The annual GAA Twirp Dance is our answer to Hal- loween in April. This year a western theme was followed. A Grand March was held to find the best dressed couple | followed by a wheel barrow race, square dancing, the ar- rival of Big Bertha, and a hootenanny. i The stately court was chosen on the basis of written i essays. As queen, Clay Lewis was chosen with Pam Lintner } as his first attendant. Mirtum Rudoph reigned as king with Skip Baker as her first attendant. Sheila Sutherland just being TWIRPY. Remuants of the Wheelbangw hace 20 Backwards Dance Gives New Twist to Dating Procedures Lots of color, kingly honors, and square dancing made a memorable night for all those who attended the Spring Kaleidoscope, 1968 Backwards Dance. This dance was sponsored by the Student Council with the proceeds going to the March of Dimes. This new twist in dating for the night was that all expenses were to be paid by the girl. Thank goodness it was only for a night. Backwards Court King: Dan Prewitt First Attendant: Bob Freeman Second Attendant: Tom Herman Third Attendant: Bob Brown Fourth Attendant: Mike Asman B. Brown; B. Freeman; D. Prewitt; T. Herman; M. Asman. R. Hawley, J. Franz, J. Sander, and M. Lennox sit out a dance. D. Davies and T. Johnson display their fine art of dancing. S. St. John and B. Brown seem to be enjoying the atmosphere of the dance. 22 Mr. D. Hoak, our speaker. W. Seymour escorts Mr. Gilchrist Springtime Brings Teacher Appred In honor of our faculty, Teacher Appreciation Day was held on May 20. A speaker, Mr. D. Hoak from Toledo University, spoke on the assets and liabilities of being a teacher. i All teachers were honored with a flower and the symbol of the | teaching profession, a shiny red apple. Mr. Lieb escorted by K. Coy. SAD Mrs. McCamey receives her flower. In honor of the teachers M. Rudolph recites a poem. 4 (ation Day and Concerts This years Spring Concert presented by the Vocal Music Depart- ment had more individual participation by students. Solos by Judy Collins, Pat Briesacher, Joe Pack, Liz Carte, Tom Dudderar, and Melanie Farley helped to fill the program as well as selections done by the Frosh Chorus, Boys Glee Club, and the Senior Choir. A short musical production, H.M.S. Pinafore, was given by the Debonaires. J. Collins asks us to “Climb Every Mountain.” The Frosh Chorus under the direction of Mr. R. Rideout. L. Carte sings of a ‘“‘Stranger in Paradise.” The Boys Glee Club perform. « | Warm Weather Returns and} Above: Dana Dwyer at bat for Lake Right: Mike Obrock starting off the blocks in the 120 yard high hurdles. Above: Ron Judy on the mound, pitching against Anthony Wayne. Left: Mack Lennox stops to pose for a picture before putting the shot. 24 } | | ] Even the girls’ Phys. Ed. classes got outside to soak up some sun. Above: Stan Mortel is a close second in the low hurdles event. Right: Spring Sports Are Soon in Full Swing Above: Flyers take the field as the visitors get their turn at bat. Left: Joe Pack winds up and lets loose of one of his famous curve balls that didn’t break. 25 M. McLaughlin, J. Pack, M. Trace, T. Garner, D. Bahnsen, B. Hammond, J. Sweeney, M. Allred, P. Mass, © L. Kowalka, M. Asman, D. Cook, J. Shrewsberry, T. Gaul. Senior Class Presents “The Man Mageie Cutler see ee Mary McLaughlin Dr: Bradley 2-5 -- = eee Joe Pack John,{ the: butler) i) eee Mark Trace Miss; Preetiiee eee Terrie Garner Sarah; (the cook) 7. ee Debbie Bahnsen Sheridan Whiteside ......... Bob Hammond Bert Jeflersony eee eee Jim Sweeney Prof 8Métzich ae ee eee Mike Allred Mrs. Stanley. sicnc pee Patti Mass Mr: Stanley : ssn ee eee Bruce Moon Lorraine Sheldon 72. eee Eyecatcher Lorraine Sheldon draws the attention of Banjo, Miss Cutler, Bert Jefferson, and Beverly Carleton. The 1968 Senior Play ‘““The Man Who Came to Dinner” was the last major activity of the class as a whole. This play, probably the most sophisticated ever done at Lake, was presented May 10th and 11th in the auditorium. The plot centers around the famous orator, Sheridan Whiteside, who “acci- dentally slips into the life of the Stanley family.”” His unnecessary stay, as well as countless visits from some of his many interesting friends causes complications for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Eventually he was forced to leave and in doing so, slipped on the doorstep, bringing about a return engagement to the horror of the entire household. | 13. Moon, M. Farley, M. Sehr, B. Rideout, C. Lewis, B. Patznick, B. Minning, G. Hickman, G. Pasqualone, Who Came to Dinner’ PATO SLAIMEV 85.5 Vike sag spars ono Terry Gaul PAabCtLOLANICV 5.06.5. he Pees Mike Sehr bem OXUCII hcstern Soh.) ave 3 an: Bev Rideout Beet Te VS CATICLON oo.) csislols vie tah Clay Lewis PRU Yee ery 2) 8c yes Ses Bruce Patznick iain Clothesman ). 2... .....- Blair Minning Ber EPCOCINIAT Gory Uis. ,. cols vs vw eas Gary Hickman | OL PS Se ee Greg Pasquelone Seeelune stanley .............. Lynda Kowalka | LG Gh th oo en Mike Asman BC Uren Ns tin wd Kes es Dennis Cook | MEUVIC EM er ti occa icici. a's Jack Shrewsberry | Directors and stage crew: Row 1: Mrs. Sconburg; B. Hill; P. McEwen; K. Westenkirchner; M. Baumbach; S. St. John; J. Burke. Row 2: T. Gaul; T. Garner; A. Diefenthaler; J. Johnston; J. Taylor; M. Asman; J. Shrewsberry; G. Hickman. IrCC Ole een ete ss she Me eens Mrs. Sconburg | SETHE IIL MID ILC LOS weet yt ts-c%., «ss toxin wie Terri Garner and Terry Gaul RAO MCLIOMMVIANATEL inthe. «20. Sean ved ase Janice Burke Perr DPetE VM’ NOMPOALT esr ac Soc) en oe Mirium Rudolph SPI Lament oko o ei ies c oss eam cae ee Kay Guthrie and Brenda Hill Vie Rebs AITINAT ceve soi y= + ajeaen Miers Piaget wats Vicki Courter | Pro ponticeie lial Maths fee's sso ace aca ae ae os Sue St. John | Braver ov seni NAN «kway. oe Mee xe «oP Mr. James Jones ) Pear or aT Ss COLT IAN es 88s se cw yk a dev dA adie Miss Radocy ““Memories Are- Made Was the Theme of the R. Fought announces couples as his date S. Weller looks on. Junior couples enjoy a short rest from the festivities. of This” 1968 Junior-Senior Prom Couples enjoy dancing to the music of Lloyd Lewis Inc. J. Louie and J. Weber pose for the photographer. ae ee A. Sordos and B. Rose cross the bridge of memories. nsom and D. Davies look on while others dance. Sutphin, Jan Keller, Susan Hahne (67), Linda Diekman. Row 2: John (’67), Patti Goodman (’67), Linda Belville (67), Rex Harvey, Sharon Weller, Tina Young, Kris Sander, Lynn Miller, Kathy Coy, Brenda Hill (°67), Janice Burke, Rick Fought, Robert Hammond, Bruce Moon (’67), Jim Sweeney, Dennis Cook. Row 3: Terry Gaul, Mark Trace, Dan Prewitt, Mrs. Slykhuis, advisor. i ile ie ee ce ae Melanie Farley receives her yellow rose from Brenda Hill, | as Kris Sander is pinned by Patti Goodman. Kneeling: Mary McLaughlin, Pam McEwen, Louise Warns, Becky ie (°67), Mike Asman, Cindi Bauroth (’67), Rick Schwamberger, Sue St. NHS Adopts New Members Cindi Bauroth pins Lynn Miller, while Sue St. John helps Tina Young with her flower. Linda Belville was one of the hos- tesses at the tea which followed. Debonaires Perform H.M.S. Pinafore Audiences Overwhelmed by The Debonaires performed a shortened version of Gilbert and Sullivan’s comedy “H.M.S. PINAFORE,” at various Gilbert and Sullivan’s community functions, including the Lake-Northwood Ki- U f bl Pl wanis Banquet, the Spring Concert, and the Alumni Ban- ss orgetta C ay quet. This satire on the British Navy was delightfully received by all audiences, and was enjoyed even more by the perform- ers. His sisters, and his cousins, and his aunts were played by Linda Diekman (not pictured), Vicki Smith, Mary McLaughlin, Sara Hammond, Cheryl! Lee, Terrie Garner, and Kathy Moyer as Buttercup. “Go Ribald, to your cabin with celerity” says Blair Minning, as Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B., to Skip Baker as the Captain. The hearty crew of the Pinafore includes Terry Gaul, Hugh Hosafros, Tom Kevin Taylor, as Ralph Rackstraw, proposes to Melanie Far- Herman, and Ron Judy, as Dick Dead-Eye. Not pictured are Tom Dudderar, and ley, as the Captain’s daughter, Josephine. Larry Keeton. oy 7 at a ee Ee ® iE ae Bua! i Es rE Dw al Wee S| oe Ps —_ i ae H tS a call 5 ' Ps eS Baal RA -iy ait ees eT eae Be ett aed Ted er | eee eerie cr a ar . . no er rerorerey| sie fo oof han ae ee ; ; joie lenicrerar noe oe 30 ’ : : ws i eebete ae popeatniy Eee. mM b A ae MeO Wap : : 2 Rd ie ee) ao Commencement: June 2, 1968 We Donned Our Caps and Gowns .. . Our Classmates Spoke and Sang . ty UU sc) ey Z, YN oS Oo hee. O vu le + ad 2 ae: U +) a 3 + NM 3 4 oN © a a vu ea Le Special Awards Were Presented, Then Lake Alma Mater Our high school days we pledge to you For guidance through the years. So we may tread the path of life Without the thought of fears. Lake High School, Lake High School, We'll hold your banner high. Our hope and faith in you will never die. 37 , : t Class of ’68 Creates a Year To Remember. Michael Allred Mark Armstrong With the expert help of Mrs. Sconberg Seniors discover that “Macbeth” can be fun. Michael Asman -4 Michael Baker Bernice Aguilar Deborah Bahnsen Timothy Baker | | David Baldwin Gilda Bastubee Marilyn Baumbach Cynthia Bouroth Jo Marie Bell Linda Belville Christopher Berman Susan Betcher Mary Herr, Deb Bahnsen, Linda Temple, and Sue Betcher listen to a classmate’s speech. Roy Blair Darrell Bonnough Senior class officers are Jim Sweeney, President; Sue St. John, Vice-President; Sharon Weller, Secretary; and | Kris Sander, Treasurer. Seniors take a break from classes to build a pyrimid. PERLE Sandra Boos William Borsos Kathy Bridgman wee be Resear ne 2 Tt IS 4 Mrs. Lynott and her friends from Western Civ: Blair M., Clay L., Tom P., and Jim S. David Brossia Sharon Brossia Tatil Robert Brown Roberta Brown Kathy Brunt Randall Bryan Mary M.., and Linda S. listen to Mr. Osnowitz’s Homecoming address. Janice Burke Thomas Busdeker 43 Michael Calmes Douglas Carlen Howard Carpenter Valaen Carter Seniors have fun in government classes. | Skit makers for Lake are Bev R., Hugh H., Clay L., Pam L., and Cindi B. Barbara Chapman Deborah Chapman William Clapsaddle Gary Cole Franklin Conley Dennis Cook Vicki Courter Kathy Davenport It’s a special party in a special place for Senior’s Only! Sue S., and Marilyn B. peer from behind Snowflake trees. Janice B., and Brenda H. learn anatomy by dissecting cats. J. Michael Davis Berneda DeAmicis Linda Diekman Robert Draeger - Ann Diefenthaler Danny Eichman John Diehl Craig Elvey Elsa Endicott Melanie Farley Bob W., Barry W., Gary C., Lynn M., and Steve H. study weights and pulleys in physics. Paula Finch Sandra Finn Tim Baker practices speaking ability in speech class. 47 ee 2 ae a fe hen pcr he eee 2 Robert Freeman Patricia Goodman . Terrie Garner Terry Gaul Richard Genson Kay Guthrie Susan Hahne Clark Hamilton Lake Students at Penta County: Duane Ralston, Darrell Bonnough, Ann Smahaj, Lavon Wright and Ch Robert Hammond Larry Hansen Thomas Harris John Heldt Thomas Herman Gary Hickman Brenda Hill erman learn various skills taught in vocational departments. Karen Honaker Stephen Hopper Wesley Horner Hugh Hosafros Gina V. and Pat M. can be counted on to find fun anywhere. Linda Diekman serves as one of the Senior High Librarians. Lyle Hover Derk Jackson Deborah Johnson John Johnston Ronald King Mary M. and Blair M. held starring roles in “Oklahoma!” as Ado Annie and Will. Carol Konoff Linda Kowalka William LaChine Michael Langschied 5 | | Bonnie Layton Clay Lewis The “1968” Varsity Western Civ. Team stops practice to pose for a picture. Michael Lewis Rich Lindell Pamela Lintner Thomas Littlefield Robert Lockhart Patricia Lovell Susan Lowry Verla Lutman 52 Lynn Miller Blair Minning Kathy Bridgman and Bobby Chapman take a refreshing “coke” break. Bruce Moon Tamara Mortel Kathrine Moyer Ruthanne Nissen | Who are Mark Trace, Roy Blair and Bruce Moon going to hide from? Larry Joe Pack Gregory Pasqualone Daryl Patton Bruce Patznick Mike Asman and Lynn Hawley hurry to their next class. Larry Pierce James Pitzen Danny Prewitt Thomas Pruiett . . Duane Ralston Todd Rathke Gretchen Reed Beverly Rideout | | William Rose Rebecca Sander Miriam Rudolph Kenneth Schneider Tina Young quenches her thirst between classes. WK See aos ae Tey x Teg AA iE . Syeverrrtes + PFT Prey tees SPF as Sere AP a te Valin asi re HB id Pan’ st eee rr Susan St. John Linda Schober Eric Schwamberger Kristine Sander Sally Schulte J. Michael Sehr Jack Shrewsbery Ann Smahaj Daniel Smith Vicki Smith Barbara Stratton Richard Sutton James Sweeney Jack Taylor Physics class and Mr. Ward see how fast they can run up and down the stairs. Having fun boys? Randy Taylor Linda Temple 57 Miriam Rudolph stands among the mail in the office. Mark Trace Linda Tracy Blair Minning prepares to tape ads for The Saga of the Giant Orange Sweet Tarts. Terry Updegraff Regina Vavrik Robert Warns Geraldine Weatherholtz Mary Weber Barry Wegman Ronald Weller Barbara Wood Roy Young Sharon Weller Carl Wright Kristine Hart Gary Welling Lavon Wright Linda Keaton Kathleen Westenkirchner Christina Young No Picture Available William Finfrock Larry Skiver Ron Slayton 59 60 Senior Directory Senior Choir 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Snowball attendant 1; Homecoming attendant 4; Snowflake attendant 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4-treasurer, 4. BERNICE AGUILAR: GAA 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Aura staff 4; Breeze staff 4; Band 2, 3, 4. MIKE ALLRED: H1-Y 4; Breeze staff 4; Senior Choir 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; Cross country 3; Track 2, 3, 4. MARK ARMSTRONG: None available. MIKE ASMAN: Class officer-Sgt. at arms, 3; Varsity Club 3, 4-President 4; National Honor Society 4; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball. DEBBIE BAHNSEN: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 4; Aura staff 4; Senior play. MIKE BAKER: Wrestling 4; Bowling 2, 3. TIM BAKER: Senior Choir 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Football manager 2, 3; Varsity Club. DAVID BALDWIN: None available. GILDA BASTUBEE: FHA 1, 2, 3-treasurer, 4-vice presi- dent; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. MARILYN BAUMBACH: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4-treasurer; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. CINDI BAUROTH: GAA 4; Health Careers Club 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2, 4. JO MARIE BELL: GAA 1, 2; FTA 1; Band 1, 2. LINDA BELVILLE: GAA 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. CHRIS BERMAN: Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Okla- homa 4. SUE BETCHER: FBLA 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1. ROY BLAIR: Key Club 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. DARRELL BONNOUGH: Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2. SANDY BOOS: None available. BILL BORSOS: None available. KATHY BRIDGMAN: FHA 1, 2, 3-treasurer, 4-vice presi- dent. DAVE BROSSIA: Librarian 1; Basketball 1, 2. SHARON BROSSIA: GAA 2, 3, 4-Social co-chairman, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Class officer-vice president 1; Librarian 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Aura staff 4; Breeze staff 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; BOB BROWN: Student Council 1; Varsity Club 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4-Captain 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA BROWN: FBLA 3, 4. KATHY BRUNT: GAA 3, 4. RANDY BRYAN: Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 4; Baseball 2; Cross country 4; Track 3, 4. JANICE BURKE: GAA 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; FTA 2, 4; Aura staff 4; Frosh Chorus 1; National Honor Society 4; Senior play 4. TOM BUSDEKER: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1 (another school). MIKE CALMES: Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 3, 4-Vice president; Basketball 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. DOUG CARLEN: Football 1. HOWARD CARPENTER: H1-Y 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Breeze staff 4; Senior play; Football 2; Cross country 3, 4; Track 3. VALAEN CARTER: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3, 4-President 4, Vice president of NW District of Ohio 4; Student Council 3; Librarian 4; Breeze staff 4; Senior Choir 4; Oklahoma 4; Homecoming queen attendant 4. BARB CHAPMAN: GAA 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-treasurer 4; FBLA 4. DEBBY CHAPMAN: GAA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4-Historian 4; Aura staff 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Calamity Jane 2. BILL CLAPSADDLE: Varsity Club 4; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. GARY COLE: Varsity Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Football manager 3; Wrestling 2, 3; Weight lifting 2. FRANK CONLEY: None available. DENNIS COOK: Key Club; Varsity Club Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band; Football Track; Bowling; Weight lifting. VICKI COURTER: GAA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; FBLA 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. KATHY DAVENPORT: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4, treas- urer 2; FBLA 3, 4; Student Council 4 (Penta); Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3-captain 3. JAMES DAVIS: Football 1, 2, 3. BERNEDA DEAMICIS: Senior Choir 2. | . . ANN DIEFENTHALER: GAA 1, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4; FTA 3, 4; Librarian 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. } JOHN DIEHL: Hi-Y 4. LINDA DIEKMAN: GAA 3, 4; Librarian 4-secretary 4; Aura staff 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Debonaires 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. ROBERT DRAEGER: None available. DANNY EICHMAN: Track 1, 3; Weight lifting 2; Foot- ball 1, 3. CRAIG ELVEY: Key Club 2, 4; Breeze staff 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Golf 3; Senior play. ELSA ENDICOTT: FBLA 3, 4. MELANIE FARLEY: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4-Par- liamentarian MFTA, 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Debonaires 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; Cheerleading 3, 4; Flyerettes 2; Snowflake attendant 4. PAULA FINCH: None available. BILL FINFROCK: None available. SANDY FINN: FHA 3; VICA 4. BOB FREEMAN: Band 1; Class officer-Treasurer 2; Foot- ball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4-Secretary- Treasurer 4; VICA (Penta) 3, 4; Student Council (Penta) 3, 4. TERRIE GARNER: | FTA 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4-Historian 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4: Debonaires 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. | TERRY GAUL: Student Council 4; National Honor So- | ciety 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Varsity Club 4; Chess Club 1, 3, 4-Vice president, 4; Aura co-editor 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4-President 4; Debonaires 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4: Golf 2, 3; Senior play; IQ team 1; Valedictorian 4. RICK GENSON: Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice president 4; German | Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 4-Director of Services, 4 (another school); Senior play. PATTI GOODMAN: GAA 2, 3, 4; Student 2, 3, 4; Class officer-treasurer 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4-President 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4; Debonaires 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. ! : KAY GUTHRIE: GAA 34; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. SUE HAHNE: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Aura staff 4; Senior Choir 4; Oklahoma 4; Band 1, 2; Salutatorian. CLARK HAMILTON: Varsity Club 3, 4; Cross country 3; LraAck?2).G. ROBERT HAMMOND: Librarian 1; National Honor So- ciety 4; Pep Club 4; Key Club 3; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. TOM HARRIS: Band 1, 2; Pep Band 1; Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3. KRIS HART: Breeze 4. JOHN HELDT: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice President 4; Band 1, 2; Football 1. TOM HERMAN: Class officer-Sgt. at arms 2; Hi-Y 4, Sgt. at arms 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. representative 2; treasurer 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 4; Debonaires 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. MARY HERR: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. GARY HICKMAN: H1-Y 2, 3, 4-President 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3; Bowling 2, 3. BRENDA HILL: GAA 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Student Council 2; Librarian 4-President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. KAREN HONAKER: GAA 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Pep Club 4; Oklahoma 4; Flyerettes 3, 4. STEVE HOPPER: Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 3, 4; Wres- tling 4. WES HORNER: Wrestling 2. HUGH HOSAFROS: Pep Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4-Vice Presi- dent 4; Key Club 3, 4-Secretary 4, Lt. Gov. Div. 1-N, 4; Varsity Club 3; Chess Club 1, 2, 3; Aura staff 4; Debonaires 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice president 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Track 3, 4. LYLE HOVER: None available. DERK JACKSON: Varsity Club 3, 4-Sgt. at arms 4; Glee Club 4; Football 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4-Captain 4. DEB JOHNSON: GAA 4. JOHN JOHNSTON: Varsity Club 4; Band 1, 2; Glee Club 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight lifting 3; Senior play. RON KING: Football 3; Wrestling 4. CAROL KONOFF: FHA 1, 2; Librarian 1; Cheerleading 1, 2 (another school); S.E.C.O. 3. 61 LYNDA KOWALKA: GAA 3; FTA 2, 3; Student Council 4: Class officer-Vice president 2; Librarian 3, 4-Secretary- treasurer 3; Breeze 3; Senior choir 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; Flyerettes 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Snowflake Queen 4. WILLIAM LACHINE: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1; Wres- tling 2; FFA 1, 3, 4-Treasurer 3, 4. MIKE LANGSCHIED: None available. BONNIE LAYTON: None available. MIKE LEWIS: Glee Club 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball oy CLAY LEWIS: FTA 3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4-t reasurer 4; Hi-Y 4; Debonaires 2, 3, 4-Senior representative; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. RICH LINDELL: Breeze staff 3, 4; Senior Choir 2, 3; Frosh Chorus 1; Baseball 2. PAM LINTNER: GAA 2, 3, 4-Social co-chairman 3, Presi- dent 4; FTA 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Oklahoma 4; Flyerettes 4. TOM LITTLEFIELD: Student Council 1-treasurer 1; Var- sity Club 4; Glee Club 4; Oklahoma 4; Football manager 3; Cross Country 4; Track 2, 3, 4. BOB LOCKHART: None available. PAT LOVELL: FHA 72, 3, 4-parliamentarian 3, Historian 4: Librarian 3; Senior Choir 3; South Pacific 3. SUE LOWRY: GAA 1, 3, 4; Health Careers Club 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. VERLA LUTMAN: None available. BECKY MAPES: Breeze staff 4; Frosh chorus 1; Senior 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. GILBERT MASON: Football 1; Wrestling 3. PAT MASS: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Senior Choir 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; Majorette 4. CHUCK MAYS: FTA 3, 4; FBLA 4; Hi-Y 4; Breeze 3, 4-co-editor 3; Senior Choir 4. DENNIS MAZUR: Football 1; Baseball 3; Bowling 2, 4. PAM McEWEN: GAA 2, 3, 4-Points chairman 4; FTA 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Aura co-editor 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; National Honor Society 4. MARY McLAUGHLIN: FTA 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Debonaires 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play; Flyerettes 2, 3, 4; Majorettes 3, 4-Head majorette 4; National Honor Society 4. HELEN MILLER: GAA 4. LYNN MILLER: Varsity Club 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. BLAIR MINNING: Varsity Club 4; Senior Choir 3; Debo- naires 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Glee Club 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 2, 3, 4. BRUCE MOON: FTA 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4-Vice president 1, 3, President 4; WCASC 3, 4-treasurer 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 4-treasurer 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4-Vice president 2, secretary 3; Senior Choir 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma stu- dent director 4; Senior play; Cross country 3. TAMMY MORTEL: GAA 3, 4; Librarian 3. KATHRINE MOYER: Health Careers Club 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4; Debonaires 4; Band 1; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. RUTHANNE NISSEN: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4: Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. JOE PACK: Health Careers Club 4-President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior play; Football 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Wres- tling 2, 3, 4. GREG PASQUALONE: Baseball 1, 2; Bowling 1, 2 (another school). DARYL PATTON: Key Club 3, 4-senior advisor 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2,-3: Track 273. Weight Uitingsz ss BRUCE PATZNICK: Senior play; Band 1, 2, 3. LARRY PIERCE: None available. JIM PITZEN: Basketball 1, DANNY PREWITT: FTA 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Class officer-President 1, 2; National Honor Society 4; Key Club 1, 2; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior Choir 2; Senior play; Football 2, 3, 4-Captain 4; Basketball 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Weight lifting 1, 2; Snowball king 1; Backwards Dance king 4. TOM PRUIETT: Student 3; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Breeze staff 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior play; Cross Country 3, 4-Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight lifting 2, 3. DUANE RALSTON: Bowling 2, 3, 4. TODD RATHKE: Football 3, 4. GRETCHEN REED: GAA 4; Aura staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BEV RIDEOUT: GAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3, 4; Breeze staff 3, 4: Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. BILL ROSE: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. MIRIAM RUDOLPH: GAA 2, 3, 4-secretary 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4-Historian 3; Class Officer-Secretary 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Twerp Dance King 4; Flyerettes 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3. SUE ST. JOHN: GAA 2, 3, 4-treasurer 4; FTA 2, 3, 4- Historian 3; Student Council 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4; Class officer- Vice president 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Homecoming attendant 4; Snowflake Attendant 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4-Secretary 3, 4. KRIS SANDER: FAA 2, 3, 4; FTA 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Class officer-treasurer 4; Librarian 3; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Breeze staff 3, 4; Senior Choir 4; Oklahoma 4; Flyerettes 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. BECKY SANDER: None available. KEN SCHNEIDER: Hi-Y 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Presi- dent 4; Track 1, 2. LINDA SCHOBER: FHA 1, 2, 3, 4-Parliamentarian 2, Secretary 3, President 4. SALLY SCHULTE: FBLA 3, 4; Breeze staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RICK SCHWAMBERGER: Librarian 1; National Honor Society 4; Varsity Club 4; Glee Club 4; Basketball 2, 3; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Weight lifting 4. MIKE SEHR: Student Council 4; Breeze staff 3, 4-co-editor 3; editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4-President 4. JACK SHREWSBERY: Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LARRY SKIVER: None available. RON SLAYTON: ANNE SMAHAJ: None available. None available. DANIEL SMITH: None available. VICKI SMITH: GAA 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Breeze staff te Senior Choir 2, 3, 4; Debonaires 4; Frosh Chorus 1; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. BARBARA STRATTON: Chess Club 2, 3-Secretary 2; FHA 1; Frosh Chorus 1; Senior Choir 2; Calamity Jane 2; DECA 3, 4-Parliamentarian 4; GAA 2, 3. RICK SUTTON: Varsity Club 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Weight lifting 1, 2, 3. JIM SWEENEY: President of the Senior Class; FTA 4; Student Council 3, 4-treasurer 4; Pep Club 4-Sgt. At Arms 4: Hi-Y 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4-President 4; Senior play; Track 4; National Honor Society 4; Pep Band 2, 3, 4-President 4. JACK TAYLOR: None available. RANDY TAYLOR: None available. LINDA TEMPLE: FHA 2, 3, 4-Historian 3, Parliamen- tarian 4; Senior Choir 3. MARK TRACE: Class officer-President 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4-Vice president 3, President 4; Varsity Club 3, 4-Secretary- Treasurer 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. LINDA TRACY: Band 1, 2. TERRY UPDEGRAFF: Frosh Chorus 1; Calamity Jane 1; Football 1. REGINIA VAVRIK: GAA 2, 3, 4: FTA 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4-reporter 4; Librarian 4; Breeze Staff 4; Senior Choir 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Senior play. BOB WARNS: Varsity Club 4; Track 3, 4; Bowling 4. GERI WEATHERHOLTZ: Breeze staff 4. MARY WEBER: VISTA 4 (Panta). BARRY WEGMAN: FTA 3; H1-Y 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Weight lifting 2, 3, 4. RON WELLER: Breeze staff 4; Senior Choir 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Calamity Jane 2; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4. SHARON WELLER: French Club 4; FTA 3, 4-President 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4-Historian 4; Class officer-Vice presi- dent 3, Secretary 4; Senior Choir 3, 4-Junior Representative 3; Debonaires 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Frosh Chorus 1; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4-Student Director; National Honor So- ciety 4. GARY WELLING: FFA 1, 3, 4; Band 1; Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4-President 2; Hi-Y 4. KATHY WESTENKIRCHNER: Health Careers Club 4; Librarian 4. BARBARA WOOD: None available. CARL WRIGHT: None available. LAVON WRIGHT: FHA 2. TINA YOUNG: GAA 1, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4-Secretary 4; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4-Secretary 4; Senior Choir 3, 4: Band 1; South Pacific 3; Oklahoma 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Snowflake attendant 4; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4-Captain 4; National Honor Society 4. ROY YOUNG: Hi-Y 4; Baseball 2; Track 1; Weight lifting 2 63 Football Record Broken by 1967-68 Varsity M. Trace outsteps an Eagle HUME 6OF THE LAKE FLYERS ce val ge f: yee es A) = ee rt eS aes a OS F im 6 hor eM TLR ro aa —_ ‘ “DS= 2 ue DA Gay Q a | Row 1: T. Baker, Mgr.; T. Rathke, Mgr.; R. Merrill; B. Heineman; L. Johnson; M. Trace; B. Clapsaddle; M. Asman; J. Johnston; D. Prewett; D. Cook; B. | Minning; B. Wegman; T. Harris; D. Humes; D. Smith; D. Essig; G. Nietz, Mgr. Row 2: T. Kaufman, coach; C. Brubaker, coach; P. Kurfis; D. Butler; J. Henry; Westenkirchner; R. Harvey; G. Schumaker; G. Keaton; B. Slykhuis, coach; E. Osnowitz, coach. Row 3: E. McEwen; K. Sims; D. Taylor; L. Keeton; J. Har- mon; M. Lennox; M. Obrack; T. Belch; H. Merritt; M. DeAmicis; V. Medlin; L. DeVerna; K. Shiffert; J. Hoffman; M. Sobol; R. Diehl; D. Dwyer; R. Hawley; S. Mortel. | K. Abbey; B. Warns; A. Caswell; R. Billings; M. Lockwood; R. Bridgeman; T. This year the Varsity has had the best season in the history of foot- ball at Lake High School with a record of 5-5. The team was especially hon- ored when one of our quarter- backs, Mark Trace, was named as the player of the week in “The Toledo Times” for throwing two touchdown passes during the Springfield game. The team’s strength was weak- ened somewhat with the injuries of B. Wegman, B. Clapsaddle, and M. Trace. All members of the team were honored at the Fall Sports ban- quet. Blair Mining received the ‘Most Improved Player” award with Captain Dan Prewitt voted as the “Most Valuble Player.” Rossford Delta Eastwood Springfield Maumee Elmwood Perrysburg Genoa Lakota BOX SCORES Anthony Wayne wel Aart aed, i NRE A tee ah Dae ee ae Dennis Cook, center John Johnston, tackle Blair Minning, guard Most Improved Player The Flyers defeated Elm- wood for our Homecoming game. Mike Asman, end Tom Harris, end 67 Gene Keaton pulls away from Eastwood Eagles Captain Dan Prewitt, fullback, Bill Clapsaddle, tackle Most Valuable Player or; ‘ioe Ms above: Flyers defeather this lonely Eagle. 5 Victory over Elmwood. Mark Trace, quarterback Frosh Improve Their Record Rowl: B. Shekeruk; D. Miller; L. Updegraff; D. Brandt; J. Shook; L. Ko- Carlen; D. Dean; D. Moon; R. Avers. Row 3: Coach Solowin; C. Bloomfield: walka; F. Trace; G. Taylor; B. Vroman. Row 2: M. Mang; J. Brossia; R. C. Austin; E. Smith; M. Scott; J. Huber; J. Lennox; W. Potter; J. Butler; R. Moulton; T. Bauman; D. Cooley; T. Krugh; C. Adamson; J. Koster; J. Fought; B. Webster; Coach Hartwell. Sth Take Foothold in Teamwork YRS . PR oe “Sia % “ Row 1: R. Malone; D. Everhardt;T. Butler; C. Groff; L. Boday; D. Schu- G. Vavrik; B. Mercer; B. Middaugh; D. Balduf; E. Toney; C. Abbey; J. maker; B. Webster; K. Whetzel. Row 2: R. Humes; K. Belcik; B. Louy; D. _Balays; J. Belcik; Coach Varwig. Row 5: H. Martin; J. Chamberlain; C. Schwamberger; D. Wertz; B. Diehl; B. Shaw; D. Bryant. Row 3: J. Hawley; | Rodela; R. Mullholland; D. McEwen; D. Hammersmith; J. Forrester; E. J. Lockhart; N. Goeckerman; M. Stone; D. Nietz; J. Conley; L. Gwinn; J. Lenning. Miller; Coach Chambers. Row 4: Coach Lewis; Coach Shook; D. Everhart; 69 Varsity Proves To Be Tough Competition - Kneeling: Coach Gilchrist; Coach Hartwell. From back left: M. Obrock; M. Trace; M. Asman; B. Minning; H. Hosafros; R. Billings. Starting at low post: M. Lewis (52). B. Brown; D. Taylor; B. Warns; B. Clapsaddle; J. Harmon; M. Lennox; M. Lewis; B. Freeman. Managers: The team was specially honored when Bob Freeman was named as the player of the week in “The Toledo Times.” All members of the team were recognized at the Winter Sports banquet. Jim Harmon received the “Most Improved Player’ Award with Bob Freeman voted as the “Most Valuable Player” for the second year in a row. Lake drew Toledo Central Cath- olic High School for their first tour- nament game and was defeated. Hera sp) ee ee Se i es ee oe eenaeliem oadlics ai eae patie 7 CAGE SCORES Lake 60 Northwood Lake 27 Eastwood Lake 53 Genoa Lake 75 Maumee Lake 68 Cardinal Stritch Lake 51 Oak Harbor Lake 50 Perrysburg Lake 57 Otsego Lake 45 Rossford Lake 49 Eastwood Lake 41 Anthony Wayne Lake 50 Port Clinton Lake 66 Elmwood Lake 43 Ottawa Hills Lake 72 McComb Lake 52 Perrysburg Lake 85 Woodville Team shows respect for the National Anthem. Lake 77 Springfield yO KK = 2 ; . ile 1c , ‘ a i 2 in = coac ‘ . Captain Bob Brown, senior. Coach Gilchrist contemplates the upcoming game with the coach from Genoa 7I Senior Blair Minning M. Lewis exhibits his extra long reach. Our Team Is Senior Bob Freeman: “Most Valuable Player” Senior Mike Lewis Award, 1966-67; “Most Valuable Player” Award, 1967-68. B. Freeman (42) up for the ball with M. Lewis (52) ready. ; Action-Packed Senior Mark Trace B. Brown puts everything he has into the game and comes up with the ball. Ready to come to his aid are M. Trace, B. Freeman (42), and M. Lewis (52). Senior Mike Asman M. Trace helps to set up the next play. 73 Reserves Victorious With 15-3 Season Row 1: Coach VanCamp; F. Keller; L. Keeton; T. Eckel; K. Abbey; G. Keaton; G. Schober; T. Westen- . kirchner. Row 2: T. Dudderar; S. Baker; J. Patton; M. Miller; D. Calmes; M. DeAmicis; M. Lockwood. CAGE SCORES Lake 34 Northwood Lake 33. Eastwood ! Lake 47 Genoa | Lake 41 Maumee Lake 43 Cardinal Stritch Lake 45 Oak Harbor Lake 47 Perrysburg Lake 47 Otsego Lake 50 Rossford Lake 48 Eastwood Lake 42 Anthony Wayne Lake 47 Port Clinton Lake 66 Elmwood | Lake 49 Ottawa Hills | Lake 63 McComb Lake 42 Perrysburg Lake 52. Woodville } Lake 52 Springfield With a good season on rec- ord this year, the junior var- sity members have proven themselves as good prospects for next year’s varsity. The reserve finished the season with a mark of 15-3. M. DeAmicis (54) and G. Keaton fight for the ball. Sophomore Team Completes First Season Manager: E. Belcik. L. to R.: M. Micel; T. Miller; E. McEwen; K. Shiffert; T. Wasserman; R. Denman; R. Wolford; G. Nietz. Frosh Win NLL Title Kneeling: J. Wagner; Mr. Brubaker. Row 1: R. Perkins. Row 2: J. Brossia; B. Shekeruk. Row 3: C. Adamson; D. Cooley; M. Rios. Row 4: P. Wolford; S. Reitz; T. Krugh; R. Moulton. Row 5: J. Lennox; M. Scott; G. Rhubright; B. Freeman; J. Herman. Row 6: J. Butler; R. Fought. | | 75 76 8th Grade Places 2nd - in Eo Kneeling: B. Clark; D. Huston, Coach Varwig; G. Vavrik; S. Guthrie. Row man; D. Hammersmith; D. McEwen; R. Nissen; F. Mondlak; J. Lockhart; 1: K. Schober; G. Ault; D. Nietz; T. Sander; J. Mitchell; T. Butler; J. Conley; M. Avers. J. Hawley; A. Keller. Row 2: M. Stone; C. Abbey; R. Heidebrink; B. Lay- 7th Grade W ins NLL Cham pies Row 1: M. Almroth; S. Wallace; D. Coy; B. Minning; S. Sanderson; M. Cooley; D. Scarberry; J. O’Brock; Coach Kaufman; G. Isabell; J. Crews; R. Trace; M. Omari. Row 2: J. Reitz; J. Cox; M. Strantz; M. Snyder; J. Harlett; Dissett; F. Roe. T. Mass; D. Huber; L. Ward; M. Cuthbertson. Row 3: M. Wallace; T. Wrestlers Capture NLL Crown 1968 This year the wrestlers once again brought home the NLL trophy along with four cham- pions. Early in the season Derk Jackson was voted as team captain. He was the only wrestler to progress on to the district meet where he was finally eliminated. Lake’s wrestling queen was Sally Robinson. The 1967-68 wrestling team also won the Napoleon Conference and placed 3rd in the Eastside Tournament at Northwood. Harold Merritt was announced as the “Most Improved Player” and Derk Jackson was honored as the “Most Valuable Player’ for the second year in a row. SEASON RECORD DUAL MATCHES Eastwood Genoa Maumee Springfield Rossford Anthony Wayne Elmwood Perrysburg Lake 37 Lake 30 Lake 25 Lake 21 Lake 31 Lake 33 Lake 33 Lake 41 Row 1: L. Austin; R. Blair; L. Miller; D. Jackson; R. Perkins. Row 2: K. Jackson; D. Bonnough; J. Taylor; D. Prewitt; H. Merritt; J. Pack; Coach Solowin. | ) ! Dan is out to pin his man. Senior Dan Prewitt, 165 lbs; NLL Champ. ae Ray Perkins, 133 4th NLL Senior Lynn Miller, 120 Ibs.; 2nd NLL. Four League Champs Senior Roy Blair, Ken Jackson, 138 lbs; NLL Champ. Harold Merritt, 175 Ibs. Jerry Taylor, 154 Ibs.; 4th NLL. Row 1: K. Taylor; G. Lawson; T. Littlefield; E. Feeney. Row 2: T. Pruiett; R. Schamberger; M. Calmes; R. Bryan; R. Hamilton; Coach Winchell. Cross Country race participants (the schoolboys who run in their underwear on cold days) need a two mile course up and down hills. At Lake High School, the coach, Ray Winchell, had trouble mapping a course. Besides flatlands, the school is hemmed in by the newly activated Toledo Municipal Airport, railroads, and the Detroit- | Toledo Expressway. The route finally selected by Mr. Winchell didn’t work out too well. Tom Littlefield, Ralph Hamilton, and Rick Schwamberger lost a race when they were held up by a slow-moving freight train. Gary Law- ‘| ie son, Randy Bryan, and Ed Feeney had to go off || course to avoid a low flying airplane. And Tom rt Pruiett fell into a pond. Don Wolfe Right: E. Feeney on the final lap. 80 Lake Fields 2 Bowling Teams a as . lee : =4 Fae nd oh a | Row 1: D. Cook. Row 2: D. Dwyer; B. Warns. Row 3: R. Judy; D. Mazur; B. Wegman. Row 4: G. Hickman; D. Humes; P. Eikost; G. Lawson. LAKE BLUES total pins games average Team Standings won lost percentage | Duane Ralston 5683 36 157 Maumee Panthers 32 7 821 Ron Judy 5788 39 148 Maumee Purples 25:14 .641 | Dana Dwyer 4869 36 135 Rossford Reds 24 15 .615 Dennis Cook 5246 39 135 A. Wayne Blues 22 590 Barry Bauman 406 3 135 Maumee Golds 21 18 538 Don Shupe 3382 27 125 Lake Blues Lege 462 Genoa Whites Leite .436 LAKE WHITES Genoa Reds Pe ee 436 Danny Humes So 39 148 Lake Whites 17. 22 436 Dennis Mazur 5679 39 145 A. Wayne Whites 15 24 .385 Barry Wegman 4700 36 130 Rossford Bulldogs 15 24 .385 Phil Eikost 4261 33 129 Rossford Whites 10 29 .256 Bob Warns 4057 33 122 Gary Lawson 1036 15 69 LAKE fd LAKE df rk | Sitting: T. Ford; B. Warns (senior); T. Littlefield; J. Shank; J. Whaley; E. (junior); K. Taylor; G. Keaton. Standing: Coach Hartwell; R. Hamilton; R. McEwen; B. Wegman; S. Hopper; S. Mortel. Kneeling: G. Schumaker; K. Bryan; M. Lennox; M. Calmes; D. Calmes; M. Allred; M. Obrock; M. Lock- Shiffert; E. Feeney; D. Cook; B. Minning; G. Lawson; J. Hoffman; B. Warns wood; D. Prewitt; Coach Ward. Lake always has a quick finish so keep running boys. J. Hoffman, K. Taylor. es re | ba - G rao at Although this years track team seemed to be mediocre on the record book placing Sth in the league, individual records were broken. Mark Trace set the high jump up 6'4”, Bob Warns (jr) cleared the pole vault at 12'2”, and Ed Feeney ran the 880 yds. in 2:04.5. The Most Valuable Award was voted to Ed Feeney with the Most Improved Award going to Steve Hopper. In league tournament Mike Obrock placed 2nd in the high jump with Mark Trace taking first in the high hurdles. Ed Feeney came in Sth in the mile run and the mile relay team consisting of Blair Minning, Mike Calmes, Steve Hopper, and Ken Shiffert placed 4th. ] i I rE. 82 “Let him run his own race,” ‘“Now’s the time,” these are the Gties Of The Track Team TEAM SCORES Clay-Rossford Perrysburg Cardinal Stritch Springfield Anthony Wayne they 80-1 2 67 52-1 2 100 66 41-1 2 16 58 33 74 99 3 Setting the pace, keeping it, and a sprint at the end is important in running a race. Over the Hurdles for Lake are R. Bryan and M. Allred. | ' M. Lockwood Every Man Must Do His Coming off the blocks (Above) for Lake are Dan Calmes (lane 6), Blair Minning (lane 4) and Mike Calmes (Jane 2) in the 440 yard dash. pes 4 ree eee S QUARTER DOWN Above: Gary Keaton leads as he crosses the low hurdle. Left: Bob Warns (Sr.) shows us the art of discus throwing that he has lectured us On sO many times in English. 84 Best to Insure a Victory Senior Lettermen: Mike Alfred — High Hurdles Randy Bryan — Low Hurdles Mike Calmes — 440 — Dennis Cook — Discus Steve Hopper — Relay Team Tom Littlefield — 2 Mile Blair Minning — Mile Dan Pruitt — High Hurdles Jim Sweeney — % Mile Marle Trace — High Jump Bob Warns — Discus Barry Wegman — Low Hurdles Above: Gary Shumaker puts out that final effort to get across the finish line first Left: Bob Warns (Jr.) shows the style he used to break the Lake record in the pole vault Right: Ray Perkins twists a little to avoid the cross- bar, then goes over easy to stay in the competition. LT A ES ew 2 ee 86 Baseballers Meet Tough Competition Row 1: R. Schwamberger; B. Brown; M. Trace; L. Johnson; D. Dwyer; G. Schober; J. Layman; R. Judy; M. Hootman. Row 2: E. Belcik, manager; D. Taylor; J. Pack; R. Sutton; T. Belch; J. Taylor; B. Minning; Coach Slykhuis. Northwood Central Genoa Woodville Woodville Rossford Anthony Wayne Eastwood Libbey Maumee Eastwood Senior Bob Brown Most Valuable Player Award 1968 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD = o — fore wfth HONS WV OOO ONN NK NY COO Ff Rogers Maumee Perrysburg Eastwood Springfield Genoa Northwood Cardinal Stritch Anthony Wayne Maumee Elmwood Senior Blair Minning LU” OK NAITO BR YA Ww OreNWOWWORK HBO VO Senior Rick Schwamberger Coach Slykhuis looks on with interest. The Flyers’ baseball team completed another winning season this year with a 12-10 record. At the awards banquet Bob Brown received the Most Valu- able Player Award with John Layman voted as the Most Improved Player. Some of the leaders in final statistics are: Bob Brown: At bat 73 times, scoring 18 runs on 17 hits with 7 stolen bases. Rick Schwamberger: At bat 72 times scoring 16 runs on 17 hits. Joe Pack: 13 hits including 2 home runs. ss Ron Judy: Pitched 53 innings, striking out 61 a Fs batters and finishing with a 1.44 earned run average. es ao R. Bridgeman on deck. Senior Rick Sutton Senior Mark Trace Senior Joe Pack Better Cheerleaders Sue St. John, senior Top: Jenny Denman; Captain Tina Young, sen- Sharon Brossia, senior ior. ‘Create Better Spirit. A loud voice and leadership are important qualities found in our cheerleaders. I Row 1: Denice Courter; Wendy Seymour. Row 2: Sally Robinson; Brenda Harter; Sue Schumaker. 89 Girls’ Athletic Association | | Officers The G.A.A. was organized to pro- mote active participation in seasonal sports. It’s under the advisorship of Mrs. Harriet Hall. The G.A.A. membership consists of girls in the upper three classes. Sports include hockey, bowling, bas- ketball, volleyball, track, and softball. The club has also been active in participating in playdays involving | Ottawa Hills, Northwood, Rossford, and Perrysburg. This was the first year that jackets have been purchased by members in the club. Sweatshirts have also been ordered. Row le ee McEwen, points chairman; Mrs. Hall, advisor. Row 2: S. Brossia, social co-chairman; P. Miller, | social co-chairman. Row 3: M. Rudolph, secretary; S. St. John, treasurer. Row 4: S. Wiley, vice president: P. Lintner, president. Senior Members Row 1: S. St. John; T. Mortel; T. Young. Row 2: J. Burke; H. Miller. Row L. Belville; B. Chapman; D. Chapman; K. Guthrie; $. Lowry; L. Diekman. 3: K. Davenport; M. Baumbach; P. McEwen; C. Bauroth; M. Farley; V. Row 7: V. Courter; K. Sander. Row 8: A. Diefenthaler; P. Lintner; R. Smith. Row 4: P. Mass; G. Vavrik; G. Reed; D. Bahnsen; V. Carter. Row Nissen; S. Brossia; P. Goodman; M. Rudolph. 5: B. Rideout; K. Brunt; L. Kowalka; K. Honaker; S. Hahne. Row 6: B. Hill; 90 Junior Members re “y = — a e sae ' aa Ee ae Row 1: L. Schwamberger; L. Warns; P. Dayton. Row 2: S. Robinson; B. Row 6: B. Honaker; D. Shekeruk; S. Wiley; D. Davies; L. Peters. Row 7: Harter; J. Denman. Row 3: B. Baker; L. Hawley; C. Miller; D. Courter; K. G. Swartz; L. Hamilton; J. Sundermeier; G. Bookenburger; K. Lusher; K. Coy; J. Keller. Row 4: C. Jenkins; T. Roop; C. Wells; P. Knudson; P. Miller. Sweet. Row 8: K. Gilsdorf; L. Shaw; R. Crandall. Row 5: S. Gargac; J. Leck; D. Underwood; B. Recker; T. Ward; R. Velselka. a . wi zi Sophomore Members eae e e See uals hs : ra J. Beckman; D. Sigler. Row 5: B. Vroman; K. Heninger; J. Franz; C. Hahn; 4 Floor: D. Ervin; D. Warren; K. Bunke; S. Shekeruk. Row 1: L. Young; K. i Hamilton: L. Smith. Row 2: S. Schumaker; V. Blanton; W. Seym our; G. B. Barenbrugge; D. Hammersmith. Row 6: V. Hansen; A. Patterson; P. Nelson; D. Adler. Row 3: J. Elvey; D. Mahaffey; M. Stagner; K. Wininger; Bertok; D. Auftencamp; C. Hansen; D. DeCort; D. Rose. Row 7: D. John- D. Grobly; C. Heldt. Row 4: N. Johnson; P. Briesacher; D. Courter; D. Hill; son. ere hee coe and rganizations Pep Club Is Spirited People Paint-splattered clothing is a com- mon sign of a Pep Club member, but painting pep signs is not the only way these energetic people contribute to school spirit. . The advisors of both Pep Clubs, Mrs. Phyllis Hartwell in the Sr. High and Miss Joyce Taulker in the Jr. High, were actively involved in the planning of their clubs’ projects. To help school spirit along, Flyer ‘stop signs” were sold by the Jr. High club and “I Believe” buttons, designed by Mrs. Hartwell, were sold by the Sr. High club. The Snoopy “image’’ was boosted by the sale of the “I Believe” buttons, and asa result, the chant, “We Believe!” became a popular and suc- cessful spirit booster at basketball games. Both Pep Clubs fulfilled their goal of promoting spirit and enthusiasm for school activities. D. Shekeruk, vice-president; T. Young, secre- tary; C. Lewis, treasurer; T. Garner, historian; J. Sweeney, sgt. at arms; Mrs. Hartwell, advisor. 94 Senior High and Row 1: M. Farley; T. Young; S. Brossia; S. St. John; J. Denman; L. Warns. Row 2: S. Robinson; B. Harter; S. Schumaker; D. Courter; W. Seymour. Row 3: M. McLaughlin; M. Rudolph; K. Coy; T. Garner; P. Goodman; Mrs. Hartwell. Row 4: L. Hawley; L. Kowalka; B. Recker; L. Young; C. Hansen; H. Hosafros; J. Sweeney. Row 5: K. Honaker; K. Sander; D. Shekeruk; C. Lewis; K. Davenport; D. Bahnsen. Row 6: D. Mahaffey; B. Baker; R. Crandall; D. Hanely; M. Scott; B. Hammond. Row 7: P. Lintner; S. Wiley; K. Bunke; S. Shekeruk; C. Jenkins; P. McEwen. Junior High Do Their Part To Promote Spirit. Row 1: V. Ruch, president; B. Recker (not pictured), vice president; J. Henson; D. Derammelaere; A. Pauley. Row 5: T. Lintner; P. Moore; D. Johnson, secretary; S. Hammond, treasurer; N. Dusseau, reporter; Miss Lewis; P. Thies; N. Chapman; D. Littlefield; S. Smith. Row 6: J. Roe: D. Taulker, advisor. Row 2: J. Finch; J. Gay; V. Miller; S. Johnson; P. Wolfe; Campbell; V. Jackson; K. LaBuda; K. VonAhrens; J. Dalton; M. Scarberry. D. Davies; S. Slesinski. Row 3: D. Bailey; D. Elvey; T. Seiple; L. Harrell; D. | Row 7: B. Harvey; L. Sheperdson; A. Mason; C. Bailey; J. Bartek; T. Hill; S. Grobly; J. Cole. Row 4: J. Seely; D. Swartz; R. Reed; P. Amos; L. | Mourrey; D. Gruetter; B. Asman; B. Allen. se — Row 1: M. Trace, president; A. Caswell, vice president; H. Hosafros, secretary and Lt. Gov- ernor of District; T. Herman, treasurer. Row 2: G. Nietz: B. Warns; D. Patton; D. Cook; R. Blair. Row 3: G. Schumaker; R. Billings; J. Harmon; K. Taylor; R. Harvey. 96 Key Club Row 1: G. Hickman, president; H. Hosafros, vice president; B. Patznick, secretary; B. Moon, treasurer; T. Gaul, chaplain; T. Herman, Sgt. at arms. Row 2: T. Pruiett; E. Elvey; B. Wegman; R. Harvey; J. Sweeney; C. Mays; R. Young; K. Smith; Mr. Jones, advisor. Row 3: T. Westen- kirchner; C. Lewis; R. Schwam- berger; M. Calmes; M. Allred; R. Bryan; P. Eikost; R. Judy. Future Teachers of America FTA member D. Johnson visits a children’s home. Future Business Leaders of America Row 1: D. Chapman, historian; G. Swartz, vice president; C. Vavrik, reporter; T. Young, treasurer; V. Carter, president; M. Baumbach, secretary; L. Carte, Sgt. at arms. Row 2: S. Schulte; E. Endicott; S. Betcher. Row 3: V. Courter; V. Smith; K. Davenport; P. Viers. Row 4: R. Brown; B. Chapman; P. Mass; K. Sander; B. Aguilar. Row 5: R. Nissen; B. Harter; C. Mays. Row 1: S. Weller, president; R. Fought, v. president; P. McEwen, secretary; K. Lusher, treasurer; S. Robinson, reporter; S. Wiley, Historian. Row 2: Mrs. Lynott, advisor; R. Veselka; D. Sigler; B. Sutphin; K. Wininger; R. Kill; P. Knudson; J. Kel- ler; B. Hill; V. Smith. Row 3: P. Miller; J. Burke; T. Garner; M. Baumbach; M. McLaughlin; K. Davenport; S. St. John; L. Hawley; M. Lester; S. Brossia. Row 4: J. Wallace; J. Sander; D. Bahsen; B. Moon; T. Ward; M. Farley; K. Coy; K. Sweet; J. Franz; K. Heninger. Row S: K. Sander; G. Vavrik; R. Nissen; L. Peters; S. Hahne; J. Sweeney; C. Lewis; C. Mays; B. Rideout; D. Hammersmith; A. Diefen- thaler. EDUCATION [PROGR ett ete iy USINESS EADERS MERICA 98 Kneeling: L. Henson; K. James; S. Henson; B. Hammond; J. Petit. Row 2: C. Lee; P. Gore; D. Pieper; D. Boyd. Row 4: P. Richmond; J. Roe; D. L. Schober, president; G. Bastubee, vice president; B. Chapman, secretary; Diekman; S. Weatherholtz; S. Schneider; J. Duncan; P. Bertok: J. Dalton; K. Bridgeman, treasurer; L. Temple, parliamentarian; Miss Watson, advisor; D. Courter. Mrs. Coville. Row 3: J. Taylor; P. Baldwin; C. Bodi; A. Patterson; D. Oliver; French Club Shows Interest in French Culture HE Ee tet Row 1: P. Knudson, president; R. Harvey, vice president; P. Miller, secretary; R. Fought (not pictured), treasurer; Mrs. Slyk- huis. Row 2: K. Coy; S. Weller; K. Baker; T. Sweet; R. Veselka; P. Eikost; M. Baumbach; K. Taylor; B. Sutphin; J. Burke; K. Heniger; P. Dayton; D. DeCort. Artistic Talent Blooms in Junior High Row 1: S. Sobol; J. Weiker; S. Slater; D. Woodbury, president; P. Haroah, Heineman. Row 3: Mr. Washeck, advisor; K. Sutkus; C. Sirmens; S. Britt; vice president; L. Bartek, secretary; M. Schwind, treasurer; N. King; S. J. Tackas; R. Foreman; D. Steinhelfer; C. Alberts; D. Stribney; C. Calmes; Gaul. Row 2: P. Pettit; L. Hook; M. Underwood; A. Hyde; J. Butcher; M. B. Willey; I. Schober; M. McDaniel. Sampsell; H. Welling; J. Endicott; B. Foreman; R. Hall; C. Costello; P. A few of our budding actresses. Future artists at work. Row 1: M. Berman; P. Petit; L. Henson; M. Scarberry, president; P. Imhoff, B. Hammond; P. Thies. Row 3: Mrs. Havens, advisor; C. Molton; J. Roe; vice president; N. Chapman, secretary; D. Derammelaere, treasurer; B. O. Snyder; K. Johnson; S. Weatherholtz; S. Widdowson; J. Duncan; M. Reese, Sgt. at arms; N. King; S. Summers. Row 2: J. Petit; C. Krugh; K. Stewart; E. Groff; P. Fitzpatrick; K. Duncan; D. Oliver. Abbey; D. Wheeler; S. Peterson; K. Roten; K. Sutkus; D. Swartz; C. Krugh; | Varsity Club Honors Athletes This Club Is Open Only to Lake Lettermen | MoS ig A oy Aa al —— Varsity Club members always seem anxious to get in a picture. In the first, a group of lettermen have assembled in the gym. The second features Mark Trace, and in the third, Linda Hawley is with Mike Asman. On Floor: M. Calmes, M. Asman, B. Freeman, D. Jackson. Seated: R. Sutton, | M. Lennox, J. Harmon, A. Caswelf, K. Jackson, D. Prewitt, D. Essig, D. Cook, D. Humes, C. Hamilton, L. Miller, R. Schwamberger, M. Trace, B. Minning, B. Warns, B. Clapsaddle, B. Wegman, L. DeVerna, P. Kurfis, G. Keaton, D. R. Blair, G. Merritt, T. Baker, R. Bryan, B. Warns, G. Cole. Standing on Floor Taylor, T. Littlefield. Back: T. Belch, E. Feeny, R. Perkins, M. Obrock. | | W. James, B. Brown, T. Gaul, J. Pack, K. Taylor. Standing on Risers: R. Merrill, | } 100 Eye-High Kicks and Flashing Smiles Row |: M. Baumbach. Row 2: D. Rich, M. Rudolph, B. Sutphin. Row 3: _B. Baker, D. Gwinn, K. Honaker. Row 5: P. Lintner, L. Hawley, L. Ko- L. Layton, B. Barenbrugge, S. Wiley. Row 4: B. Honaker, M. McLaughlin, | walka, N. Johnson, D. Mahaffey, K. Sander. ee a The Flyerettes Under the supervision of Mrs. Sally Radlinski, the Flyerettes of 1967-68 completed a successful season. This group, boasting an increased member- ship of 18, began practicing in Septem- ber in order to perfect several intricate dance routines for performance during the basketball season. This group also proved their talents by helping to choreograph and execute several different dance routines in the choir’s production of “Oklahoma”’. The Flyerettes, through many hours of practice, have been able to perform successfully, and, in doing so, have won the respect of the student body and the community. Flyerettes exhibit their skills. - Mellow Woodwinds, The Flyer Band J. Elvey, D. Grobly, B. Baker, P. Viers, S. Schulte. Row 3: C. Heldt, P. Slee, Row 1: K. Wininger, C. Hansen, M. Stagner, J. Swartz, R. Hammond, K. Lusher, B. Derringer, M. Farley, S. Weller. Row 2: P. Mass, G. Vavrik, K. B. Rideout, B. Aguilar, D. Bowling, Mr. Widdowson, R. Weller, T. Haynes, N. Dissett, J. Manchetto, L. Shaw. Coy, L. Powell, B. Honaker, R. Crandall, G. Heidebrink, D. Hammersmith, Beating Drums, Rhythmic Steps, mid og BE ins by cea ig ee ee oe —————E os Sais SS Ste on oe een “at foes Bene . ™ 4 Rehearsing. The 1967-68 Marching Band 102 Muted Brass, Dynamic Percussion . . . Row 1: J. Sweeney, P. Goodman, R. Genson, M. McLaughlin, P. Knudson, B. Recker, B. Minning, J. Repka, L. DeVerna, P. Bertok, J. Whaley, L. K. Courter, D. Brandt, L. Young, J. Franz, J. Keller, H. Hosafras. Row 2: Pierce. Row 3: R. Fought, K. Taylor, G. Reed, D. Cook, J. Shrewsberry, T. D. Hitchens, S. Schulte, M. Rudolph, P. McEwen, L. Austin, L. Courter, Dudderar, Mr. Widdowson. Vibrant Twirls, Snappy Salutes After performing in high-stepping half-time programs during football season, the Senior Band members set- tled down to prepare for the concert season. A spring concert, which Mr. Wid- dowson described as a “musical ban- quet,”” was presented in the high school on April 26th. The first half of this concert included selections of many different musical styles which were presented by the Freshman and Senior Bands, and, as an extra fea- ture, a piano solo by Robert Ham- mond. The theme of the second half of this concert was “We Will Remem- ber,” a patriotic 50th year program on World War I which featured selec- tions by the Sr. Band, a dixie-land combo, vocal solos and duets, a song- and-dance routine, piano solos, and an audience sing-along. An important goal for this year’s band members was working toward the upcoming tri-annual band trip, which was a three-day excursion to Cincinnati’s Coney Island. For this occasion, a uniform which featured a royal blue blazer with a specially de- signed insignia, was worn by all band members. iyi Tt eal j Kneeling: L. Shaw, J. Marchetto. Standing: Drum Major, K. Taylor, M. McLaughlin, P. Mass, K. Lusher. 103 | Musical Talents. FROSH BAND Row 1: S. Ward, V. Ruch, D. Swartz, S. Widdowson, V. Richmond, R. Reed. Row 3: T. Lintner, A. Mason, J. Roe, M. Warns, J. | Williams, B. Pillsbury, D. Schulte, D. Davies, J. Seeley, J. Purkey. Row 2: Dalton, P. Thies, L. Sheperson, Mr. Widdowson, E. Wolsiffer, R. Stafford, M. Stewart, E. Groff, P. Moore, J. Johnson, C. Bailey, J. Derringer, V. B. Fleitz, J. Herman, R. Goodman, R. Avers, D. Enslen, K. Johnson, T. Jackson, T. Brunt, N. Chapman, S. Peterson, L. Carlisle, D. Spears, P. Campbell. | ¥ 4 AN JR. HIGH BAND Row |: B. Bates, D. Bylow, B. Minning, D. Coy, M. Cuthbertson, B. Reed, ‘a | A. Keller, M. Tucker, R. Malone, D. Fleitz, R. Nissen, R. Cook. Row 2: B. Harvey, N. King, J. Finch, D. Bryan, S. Slater, B. Recker, M. Farley, K. LaBuda, M. Underwood, J. Cole, J. John- z ston, D. Bailey, P. Sibberson. Row 3: D. Davis, D. Orris, M. Gillespie, W. Tonoff, D. Baren- | i brugge, M. Avers, G. Vavrik, R. Pierce, D. Blakesley, B. Shaw, T. Layman, C. Groff, B. Ayling. Row 4: C. Specht, S. Johnson, V. Miller, B. Whaley, C. Sirmans, P. Snyder, S. Grobly, C. Krugh, T. Dale, D. Gruetter, N. Bachar, S. Welling, S. Welsh. Row 5: D. Williams, J. Weller, P. Spen- cer, D. Elvey, B. Willey, J. Laub, S. Spade, B. Bauman, T. Anderson, C. Kapp, L. LaChine, B. Asman, R. Asman. Row 6: M. Campbell, M. Marchetto, M. McDaniels, K. Mulligan, L. Rufenacht, M. Young, D. Clapsaddle, T. Schulte, C. Slater, R. Fought, B. Martin, J. Derringer. Row 7: Mr. Widdowson, M. Sibberson, R. Schulte, J. Witson, D. Reno, M. Sampsell, B. Repka, D. Hammersmith, C. Albert, L. Boday, L. Hamrick, G. Isbell, K. Johnson, S. Lem ke. 104 Are Promoted Frosh Choir, Row 1: N. Conley, T. Sloan, B. Sloan, D. Schulte, R. Perkins, B. Hammond, V. Williams, A. Pack. Row 2: Mr. Rideout, P. Gore, D. Williams, P. Imhoff, S. Ward, D. Pieper, L. Herr, P. Knisely. Row 3: D. Derammelaere, D. James, M. McCarthy, J. Purkey, C. Snyder, B. Fish, S. i a aM i G4 he rere: Boys’ Glee Club, Row 1: E. McEwen, J. Weber, L. Johnson, R. Greenlese, D. Humes, R. Diehl, R. Blair. Row 2: D. Jackson, J. Taylor, L. Keeton, G. Cole, B. Minning, B. Brown, B. Warns, T. Baker, Mr. Rideout. Row 3: R. Hammond, J. Barteck, J. Wagner. Row 4: J. Duncan, M. Scarberry, D. Cooley, S. Reitz, G. Rhubright, W. Potter, M. Scott, R. Moulton, P. Wol- ford, T. Lintner. Merrill, K. Jackson, J. Harmon, M. Asman, R. Schwamberger, R. Billings, R. Judy, T. Littlefield. Row 4: T. Dudderar, T. Belch, J. Johnston, M. Lewis, M. DeAmicis, M. Lennox, M. Obrock, D. Butler, A. Caswell. 105 ee Musical Groups Blend! ® Row 1: J. Roten, M. Herr, S. Louy, M. Baumbach, C. Lee, V. Smith, P. Lowry, L. Keeton, D. Mahaffey, J. Rhodes. Row 4: B. E. Moon, J. Weber, || Goodman, S. Hammond, J. Keller. Row 2: Mr. Rideout, T. Rodela, L. L. Diekman, R. Nissen, C. Mays, K. Sims, P. Breisacher, T. Gaul, J. Bryan, Warns, R. Weller, J. Wallace, K. Heninger, D. Courter, K. Bunke, L. M. Allred. Kowalka. Row 3: T. Baker, M. Farley, T. Young, V. Courter, K. Swartz, S. i | Left: Mr. Rideout’s smile is a common sight in Lake’s halls. Below: Men’s Glee Club warms up for a concert. | | Senior | | Under the capable direction of Mr. Raymond Rideout, the Senior Choir and Debonaires had a very productive year. During the fall, Sr. Choir par- ticipated in a concert at Waite Field House which featured seven area high school choirs. Exchange Concerts at Elm- wood and Northwood were also on the list of choir activities. The Debonaires had several concerts at area meetings and programs. The highlight of the year was the production of “Oklahoma!” late in March. This musical combined the talents of the Sr. Choir, Debonaires, and the ‘Men’s Glee Club. 106 Many Voices | i es | i Choir Row 1: V. Carter, K. Moyer, S. Weller, C. Miller, D. Rich, J. Collins, B. P. McEwen, S. Robinson, G. Vavrik, P. Mass. Row 4: S. Baker, B. Ham- Meyer, B. Music, G. Bastubee. Row 2: K. Guthrie, M. McLaughlin, D. mond, P. Viers, C., Lewis, S. Hahne, T. Herman, R. Bridgman, J. Taylor, Hanely, A. Chesson, D. Courter, D. Hill, T. Garner, M. Baumbach, S. D. DeCort, B. Ri deout. Brossia. Row 3: K. Sander, C. Elvey, L. Carte, A. Diefenthaler, B. Mapes, Debonaires | j in s i Row 1: Mr. Rideout, V. Smith, R. Judy, S. Weller, P. Knudson. Row 2: K. Moyer, K. Taylor, C. Lee, T. Her- man, S. Hammond, L. Kee- ton. Row 3: T. Garner, T. Gaul, M. Farley, S. Baker, L. Diekman, H. Hosafras, M. McLaughlin. 107 a 8th Grade Boys’ Chorus Row 1: J. King, J. Vincent, D. Schumaker, K. Schober, T. Clause, R. Kill, S. Boyce, M. Stone, D. Nietz, J. Mitchell, T. Sander, B. Mercer. Row 4: R. Miley. Row 2: Mrs. Widdowson, T. Butler, G. Ault, K. Whetzel, J. Conley, Delauder, J. Hanthorn, D. Wolf, D. Balduf, B. Middaugh, T. Marsh, R. Hotz, T. Moore, D. Hill, B. Sheetz, J. Hicks. Row 3: J. Gross, K. Hickman, R. J. Duling, R. Mulholland, B. Layman. Pep Band: —————————oO = = tall | M. Hootman, Bass. R. Paluch (standing), Clarinet; R. Fought, Drums. K. Smith, Saxophone; P. Slee, Bass Clarinet. 108 8th Grade Girls’ Chorus Row 1: R. Byington, B. Allen, N. Dusseau, S. Welling, K. Roten, P. Petit, P. Duncan, M. Vroman, A. Matney, L. Sigler, L. LaChine, K. Nagy. Row 4: B. Lee. Row 2: L. Barteck, K. Sutkus, J. Cannon, J. Schulte, K. Harrell, B. Obee, S. Slesinski, S. Britt, L. Rufenacht, D. Brown, B. Taylor, V. Davenport, Stevens, P. Zattau, D. Morse. Row 3: P. Wolfe, M. Johnson, M. Farley, J. J. Haynes, K. Shiffert, C. Caris. The Spirit Boosters B. Minning, Bariton; H. Hosafros, Trombone. D. Hitchens, Trumpet; J. Whaley, Trombone. R. Weller, Trumpet; J. Sweeney, Trumpet. —_— Student Governmcun Junior Representatives Ro = | T. Westenkirchner, K. Swartz, L. Keeton, D. Davies, A. Caswell. Seated: L. Warns. | Row 1: M. Rudolph. Row 2: P. Goodman, M. McLaughlin. Row 3: Officers T. Garner, T. Gaul, L. Kowalka. | . | Sophomore Representatives | e | | | | | walt S. Weller, Historian; J. Sweeney, Treasurer; B. E. Moon, President; K. Coy, Vice President; S. St. John, Secretary. S. Shumaker, D. Courter, K. Bunke, J. Franz, C. Heldt, W. Seymour. (back to front) Develops Leadership Inter-Club Council Student Council, advised by Mr. Spence Gilchrist in the Sr. High and Mr. Rich- ard Washeck in the Jr. High, is an active organization at Lake. The goal of Council is to serve as a device for stu- dents and faculty to discuss common problems and give voice to student opinion. Inter-club council, com- posed of the president or a representative from all of the clubs and organizations in the high school, aids the stu- dent council in the planning of school functions such as the Homecoming and Snow- flake. fi i : Bom ee fad Ags a ; ess 4 Row 1: T. Young, S. Wiley, B. Sutphin, M. Asman. Row 2: P. Goodman, M. Sehr, S. St. John, M. Trace, G. Hickman, P. McEwen, B. Moon. Row 3: P. Knudson, K. Coy, S. Weller, T. Gaul, V. Carter, P. Lintner, J. Sweeney. Jr. High Student Council ' } f PA te: ' ; Ne vere ; ' Reon eres ey ‘i eh : s : Gi sites a i eee aetna y oe 4 Row 1: Advisor, Mr. Washeck, C. Bloomfield, J. Purkey, K. LaBuda, D. C. Bailey, P. Wolfe. Row 5: R. Goodman, J. Obrock, R. Bridgeman, M. Littlefield. Row 2: S. Grobly, J. Johnston, J. Gay, P. Heineman. Row 3: D. Omori, D. Nietz, T. Lintner. Row 6: J. Crews, S. Sanderson, M. Gillespie, Elvey, T. Krugh, J. Barteck, N. Dusseau, B. Fish, D. Oliver, S. Weather- K. Ducket, B. Bennet. holtz. Row 4: D.Derammelaere, M. Farley, S. Hahn, S. Jameson, B. Allen, ' | ‘ | | 11] 112 Row 1: R. Veselka, B. Hill, K. Sweet, L. Diekman, B. Sutphin, Miss Gebauer. Row 2: L. Smith, L. Kowalka, Librarians Serve Student Body a : a) : ‘ mre ‘ Ee BS ‘ hy A. Diefenthaler, D. Adler, K. Westenkirchner, P. Breisacher, P. Dayton, K. Honaker, G. Vavrik, D. Hanely, D. Bowling. Ce Right: Students make use of it library facilities. Row 1: L. Kowalka, S. Smith, B. Hammond, D. Pieper, D. Campbell, C. Draeger, M. Davis. Row 2: C. Bloomfield, V. Williams, B. Reese, G. Rhubright, K. Johnson, J. Johnson. Row 3: T. Miller, D. Derammela- ere, R. Reed, P. Moore, S. Hammond. Senior High Librarians The librarians, in both junior and senior high school volunteer their services to provide an efficient and organized library for student use. Miss Dorothy Gebauer, full- time librarian for the senior high, has operated the library with effi- ciency. She has not only revised the operation of the library, but she has used her imagination and in- genuity in creating artistic displays to decorate it. Junior High Librarians Journalism in Junior High Proves Successful pi : Scoping seems to be a pleasant job for Jacki Pettit. ‘ Ea ae bi | r ey vt 7 =e : 4 Seed rd Ss = b Seated: J. Seeley, Mrs. Bowen, T. Miller. Standing: E. Groff, J. Pettit, C. Snyder, K. Jonnson, R. Reed, D. Schulte, C. Bailey, J. Herman. Chess Club Ranks Ist in City League Lake’s undefeated chess team placed first in the league and finished in the first division at the State Tournament. In do- ing so, they beat Whitmer, the state champs. Team I members are: Gary Welling, Ken Schneider, Bruce Moon, and Terry Gaul. Team II members are: Vern Medlin, Bob Stratton, Clint Wagner, and Rudy Paluch. Scores are as follows: arr OP We They Start 3 1 Whitmer 2-172. 8l-li2 Central a l Bowsher - 0 wy Woodward 3 l : Maumee Seated: V. Medlin, T. Gaul, R. Paluch, B. Moon, E. Feeny. Standing: T. Moore, B. Stratton, K. Smith, Mr. Valley ie 2 Winchell. ’ St. Francis 3-1 2 1 2 Aura and Breeze Staffs Provide ie , wae TLY Pac ai? ema et Aura Staff: Row 1; Sue Hahne, Terry Gaul, Janice Burke, Row 2; Hugh Hosafros, Sharon Brossia, Deb Bahnsen, Pam McEwen, and Mary McLaughlin. | Business Staff: Dianna Courter, Sandy Henson, Chris Miller, Andrea Kathy Gilsdorf, Gay Bookenberger, Rhonda Snyder, Sharon Bastabee, Carl Fowler, Carol Moore, Cindy Jenkins, Cathy Wells, Teresa Roop, Glenna Lovell. Swartz, Betty Staib, Row 2; Janet Leck, Sharon Gargac, Kay Schwamberger, 114 Publications for Student Body Breeze Staff: Row 1; Mrs. June Yantiss (Advisor), Chuck Mays and Mike Sehr Craig Elvey, Ron Weller, Valaen Carter, Sharon Brossia, Row 4; Sally Robin- (Editors). Row 2; Ruth Veselka, Vicki Smith, Lorraine Hamilton, Sally son, Regina Vavrik, Bev Rideout, Todd Belch, Mike Allred, Dave Butler, Schulte, Geri Weatherholtz, Bernice Aguilar, Kris Hart, Rita Crandall, Lila Rudy Paluch, Bonnie Recker, Cindy Jenkins, Kris Sander. Shaw, Row 3; Linda Hawley, Becky Mapes, Pat Slee, Jeff Rhodes, Ken Smith, The Breeze staff worked daily to produce a bi-weekly paper with all the news of our school. From reporting, correcting, and organizing to justifying and scoping, the staff did a fine job of keeping their public informed. The highlight of the year was the publication of the Senior Breeze in orange and yellow, which contained the will and prophecy of the Class of ’68. pease: eae MGR ETI wr Wee iT Ret ey oe There is always a job to be done, either typing like Mike Sehr (above) or Kris Sander (upper left), or scoping like Todd Belch (lower left). te SS +.) DY) aS Ce SS eC rome eneincieinaccasniiacpen mati. De sie lite oes Ss enspmaausiees ea sikaee | Board of Education Sets Policies Welling; Robert Scott. The Board meets on the second Monday evening of each month. During these meetings, the five members set school policies and discuss the problems, actions, and Left to Right: Doctor Harold Harter, President; Doctor Benard Craw, Vice President: Ruth Wolfe; Irwin activities of the school. Secretary and Superintendent i | Ee F eee | Mr. Boyd Case with secretary, Mrs. Olah Johnson. school clerk. 118 - or hiked Re rn 9 hin mae rhc ye j Clerk and Former Board Mem 3 tye Rsk ber etd Former Board Member, Robert Brossia, pictured with Eva Johnson, the Mr. Richard Sanderson, Junior High Principal with his secretary, Mrs. Mr. J. Spencer Gilchrist, Assistant Principal, Biology Teacher and Athletic Virginia Bloomfield. Director; Mr. Richard Lieb, Senior High Principal; Mrs. Dorothy McCamey, Secretary. Counselors Guide Us for the Present and the Future. Mr. Richard Counselor. Washeck, Junior High Guidance Mr. Edward Osnowitz, Senior High Guidance Counselor, advising Sharon Brossia. 119 Mr. Roy Wise, Business; Mrs. Joanne Sabbagh, Business. Left: Mrs. Lura Sconberg, Literature, Speech; Right: Mrs. Kay Eberth, Junior English. Presenting Our Faculty .. . — ee settee Seated: Mrs. Jane Kohlenberg, Business; Stand- Mr. Thomas Sheffler, Spanish, American History; Left: Mr. Terrance Raczko, Sophomore English, ing: Miss Lillian Radocy, Business. Mrs. Nancy Slykhuis, French. Composition, Speech; Mrs. June Yantiss, Sophomore English, Journalism. 120 See. F i r Left: Mrs. Harriett Hall; Girls Physical Education, General Math; Mrs. Ruth Rex; Business. aie = Seated: Mr. Robert Slykhuis; Biology, Physiology; Standing: Mr. Carl Brubaker, Boys Physical Education, Biology, and Driver Education. Mrs. Sally Radlinski; Advanced Math, Trigonometry; Mr. Walter Snyder; Algebra, Geometry. Left to Right: Mr. James Jones; Government, Socio logy; Mrs. Karen Lynott; Ameri- can History, World History, and Sophomore English; Mr. Merrell Solowin; Ameri- can History, Civics. Mr. Gene Ward; Chemistry, Physics. | 121 Left: Miss Dorothy Gebauer, Librarian; Right: Mrs. Joanne Shuman, Study Seated: Mr. Ray Rideout, Vocal Music; Standing: Mr. Kenneth Wid- Hall Supervisor. dowson, Instrumental Music. Understanding .. . Mr. Edward Bondy, Industrial Arts. Miss Frances Watson, Home Economics. Teaching doesn’t end with the bell. Mr. Widdowson helps Lila Shaw. Endurance... Left: Mrs. Reta Swoope, Language Arts, Right: Miss Joyce Taulker, Language Arts. Knowledge . . . Seated: Mrs. Phyllis Henry, Language Arts, Social Studies; Standing: Standing: Mrs. Karen Heavens, Language Arts; Seated: Mrs. Phyllis Bowen, Mr. Billy Krugh, Language Arts and Social Studies. Freshman English. Left: Mr. Michael VanCamp, Language Arts, Social Studies; Mr. Paul Moore, Seventh grade girls study hard. Language Arts, Social Studies. 123 Top Left: Mr. Ted Hartwell, Math, Science; Mrs. Ruth Ann Nieder- hauser, Math, Science. Top Right: Left: Mr. Robert Lewis, Math, Science; Right: Mr. Harley Varwig, Math, Science. Center: Mr. Ralph Benard, Freshman Science. Tolerance Good Humor... . Left: Mr. Linwood Smith, General Math, Algebra; Right: Mr. Ralph Waterhouse, Left: Mrs. Priscilla Colville, Science, Home Economics; Mr. Ray Win- Math, Algebra. chell, Science. 124 ; a Mrs. Betty Rhubright, Study Hall Students take part in Mrs. Riker’s class. Mrs. Jean Widdowson, Vocal Music. Supervisor. THE REVOLUTIONARY WAI : Left: Mr. Tony Kaufman, Boys Physical Education, Health; Right: Left: Mrs. Frances Riker, History, Right: Mr. William Chambers, History, Math. Miss Marlene Wiegman, Girls Physical Education, Health. 125 -“ Classified Bop ae SE eee he Cafeteria Workers: Sylvain Timmons, Wilma Von Ewegen, Juanita Johnson, Whetsel, Ella Diefenthaler, Clare Schummel, Margaret De Rammelaere, Annie Eloise Wagoner, Ethel Rideout, Ellen Schulte, Helen Dombrowski, Leone DeFalco, Jeanette Herman. Not Pictured: Loretta Judy. Cafeteria Supervisors: Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Leidy. Cafeteria Head: Lilla Belle Kurfis. ee Be za a Above: Senior students seem to enjoy lunch. aD ipa tains = Left: Cooks are busy preparing a day’s meal. 126 | me culty in School Program Custodians: Ray Jacobs; Head Custodian; Adam Hamrick, Charlie Busdeker, Ron Johns. Not Pictured; Don Calmes, Walton Jacobs. Left: Charlie and Ron take time out for lunch. Bus Drivers; Kneeling: Jim Jacobs, Kenneth Williamson, Jim Schwam- Larry Peterson, Malcolm Butler, Jim Forrester, Don Calmes, Ben Ayling, berger, Harry Taylor, George Slovak, William Judy, Ron Johns, Louis Sny- | Vern Sch ober. Not Pictured: John Bastubee, Wayne Hochstetter, Carl Roe, der, Ray Jacobs, Standing: John Pack, Carl Beckman, Kenneth McClarren, Warren Byington. ito ae vA ae is UO E a a SF, os UO AD) = a) Class of ’69 Enjoys Last Year as Underclassmen. Bob Allen | Marty Armstrong Junior officers include Rick Fought, President; Rex Harvey, Vice President; Louise Warns, Secre- tary; and Jan Keller, Treasurer. (Right to Left) Glen Aufdencamp | Ken Austin | Larry Austin | | Becky Baker | Sharon Bastubee | Barry Bauman Marlene Baumbach Todd Belch Ron Billings Larry Blanton Steve Blanton | Charles Bodi Gay Bookenberger PRAGA : y fi j Wi, Ne Ken Bowen Terry Brunt Doug Brandt Linda Bryan David Butler Dan Calmes 130 . es or : XYZ a! g k 5 hs pai ‘ OFS “ e Holly Furman Danny Greene Sharon Gargac Tim Gargac Tom Garrett Daisy Garwacki Kathy Gilsdorf Fritz Goeckerman Liz Carte Alan Caswell Gilbert Chesson Judy Collins Diana Courter Barb Cox Kathy Coy Rita Crandall Joe Cundiff Darley Davies Mickey Davis Paula Dayton Jenny Denman Becky Derringer Richard Descamps Bill Diekman Lennie Eckhart Phil Eikost Dave Essig Ed Feeney Ken Fish Rick Fought Andrea Fowler Vikki Fulkerson 132 Ray Greenlese Vickie Griffin Lorraine Hainilton Ralph Hamilton Sara Hammond Denise Hanely Jim Harmon Sharon Harpel Brenda Harter Rex Harvey Linda Hawley Jeff Henry Sandy Henson John Hoffman Bonnie Honaker Mark Hootman Mike Horner Danny Humes Ken Jackson Wendall James Cindy Jenkins Harry Jenkins Leonard Johnson Ron Judy Larry Keeton Jan Keller Ruth Kill Vicki Knisely Pat Knudson 7 Co Ee: } = Jay Kowalka Albert Kurtz John Layman Janet Leck Cheryl Lee Rita Leidy Mack Lennox Mark Lombardo Carl Lovell Karen Lusher Larry Mannies Jan Marchetto PDA exists contrary to school policy. But we won’t tell on Danny Prewitt and Andy Fowler. Gary Martens Vernon Medlin Rick Merrell Harold Merritt Chris Miller Karen Miller Peggy Miller Carol Moore Frenando Mourray Betty Music Mike Paisie Rudy Paluck Ray Perkins Linda Peters Rich Phillips Rich Piekurski Gary Pierce Jim Potter 134 Caryl Pruiett Bonnie Recker Paul Reese Jeff Rhodes Debbie Rich Sally Robinson Bob Rogers Teresa Roop Lynette St. John Anna Saylor Vicki Schroff Dennis Schuster Lily Schwamberger Mindy Scott Gerald Shank Bill Shank Barb Shanteau Craig Shaw Lila Shaw Debbie Shekeruk Don Shupe Pat Slee John Smahaj Diane Smith Ken Smith Melinda Smith Rhonda Synder Danny Sparks Betty Staib Becky Sutphin Jenny Sundermeier Sheila Sutherland Glena Swartz Kathy Swartz Tom Swartz Koleen Sweet Becky Sutphin exhibits oratorial skills???? Emery Tackacs Jerry Taylor Kevin Taylor Ron Taylor Drema Underwood Terry Updegraff Ruth Veselka Pat Viers Dan Vincent Clinton Wagner Jack Wagner Shirley Ward a say ane ce ae Terry Ward Louise Warns Bob Warns John Weber Cathy Wells Tom Westenkirchner Shi ig haiv ben S AOS) Sandy Wiley Jim Willey Bob Williams Dennis Woyame Pictures not taken: Mike Elwood Nancy Hall Gary Johnson Diane Smith Art Wallace Larry Keeton entertains 135 Kevin Abbey Carol Atchison cf j | i i ee Leaders for this class are Rick Bridgman, President; Wendy Seymour, Secretary; Vicky Blanton, Treasurer; and Tom Dudderar, Vice President. Debbie Aufdencamp Karen Baer Kay Baker Skip Baker | Peggy Baldwin Nancy Bannister H) HN Brenda Barenbrugge i Dennis Beck i] Janet Beckman Ed Belcik | Paula Bertok Brenda Blackenship Vicky Blanton Debbie Boyd | | Pat Breisacher | Rick Bridgman | Jim Bryan || Dotty Bowling : Kay Bunke Brenda Cannon April Chesson Jorjanna Collins Dennis Conn Cinda Cook Denice Courter Kevin Courter Lonnie Courter Mike Cox Don Culbertson John Dale Mark DeAmicis Debbie Decort Rick Denman Mike Descamp Larry DeVerna Ronnie Diehl Nancy Dissett A ¢ yet an E = — Gloria Drager Tim Dudderar Tom Dudderar : : Dand Dwyer “=e 7 Kenny Ebert ‘. _ oem we : Dennis Eckel Meer shee ‘ snl MGR hh a a he iF c.- Paul Eikost Joyce Elvey Steve Epmyer Did you find a good book, Bill T.? Debbie Ervin Dave Everly Joan Franz Tom Ford Jack Fyffe Jim Gargac Victor Glass Debbie Grobley Glen Gruetter Diane Gwinn Candy Hahn Roy Hahn Sue Hall Kathy Hamilton Debbie Hammersmith Chris Hansen Vicki Hansen Bob Hart Rick Hawley Terry Haynes Glenda Heidebrink Robert Heineman Carol Heldt Karen Henninger Diane Hill Roger Hill Dean Hitchens Jim Howe Cheri Hutchinson Dorothy Johnson Nancy Johnson Gary Keaton Fred Keller Keith Kettle Dawn Knudson ice —- te AO Om 4, Ma a” a wes 4 Sa Ronald Knudson Paula Kohn Paul Kurfis Valerie Langschield Gary Lawson Linda Layton Candy Lee Marie Lester Sue Lockhart Mark Lockwood Joyce Louy Denise Mahaffey Ed McEwen Dave McLaughlin Mike Micel Mark Miller Rick Miller Tim Miller Gail Moore Terry Morse Stan Mortel Beverly Meyer Chuck Myers Gail Nelson Gary Nietz Doug Obee Mike Obrock Angie Patterson John Patton William Perry 139 Bruce Pettit Mike Phillips Larry Pierce Lynda Powell Jill Rathke James Repka Trini Rodela Diane Rose Jenny Roten Jane Sander Ken Shiffert Ken Schimmel Gary Schober Sue Schulte Gary Schumaker Sue Schumaker Wendy Seymour Shelly Shekerek Joyce Shipper Darlene Sigler Keith Sims Ray Sisler Linda Sloyer Don Smith Linda Smith Gary Smothers Mark Sobol Karen Somers Kathy Sorrell Mary Stagner eee Wek woe ae ote VIDA EEE iw A EEE AINE a Orva Stinehelfer Judy Swartz id . Dave Taylor : Richard Temple Bill Trombley Debbie VonAhrens Paul Vanover Betty Vroman John Waddell Judy Wagner Jill Wallace Terry Ward Tim Wasserman Sherrie Weatherholtz Lori Webb Alan Wegman Richard Welling Jim Whaley Neil Widmer Kathy Wininger Rick Wolford Linda Young Denise Adler Sherman Goney Robert Habel Picture not taken: Z Ray Grimes Melvin Hartford Pat Breisacher takes time out to f i Steve Huber pose for a picture. Rick Miner Gary Struck | | : 141 Dan Adams Clifford Adamson Kathy Adler Pat Amos I} Chuck Aufdencamp Chuck Austin Randy Avers Carol Bailey James Bartlett Tom Bauman Mark Berman | | Jackie Barteck | Chris Bloomfield | Chris Bodi | Dwain Brandt Steve Bricker Ron Horner helps Tim Krugh type report in Jr. High Study Hall. John Brossia Tim Brunt Jim Butler Connie Calmes Donna Campbell Terry Campbell | : He ME ME i Ae Ba 5 Jim Carlen Lee Carlisle Sharon Weatherholtz puts the finishing touches on her apron. Fe eran am Pine Providing pep and encouragement for the Frosh are Jeanine Seeley, Carol Bailey (kneeling,) Pat Moore, Linda Sheperson (standing,) and Arlee Ma- son. ; 1 4 a ; Becky Caudill Nancy Chapman Lyle Clapsaddle Ed Clark Mary Lou Cole Dewey Collins Nancy Conley Doug Cooley Jenny Dalton Mike Dartt Deb Davies Martha Davis Darell Dean Dawn Derammelaere Jeanne Derringer Debbie Diekman Kathy Draeger Joan Duncan Art Duval Doug Enslen Bill Ervin Alan Essig Cindy Firsdon Brenda Fish Patti Fitzpatrick Bob Fleitz Randy Fought Bill Freeman Dave Fryman Danny Fyffe Rick Goodman Pam Gore Sue Graham Tom Grimes Eddie Groff Kathy Hahn Becky Hammond Sue Hammond Greg Hansen Lynda Henson John Herman Lucy Herr 143 Ron Horner Joe Huber Steve Huber Alisa Hyde Penny Imhoff Vicki Jackson Della James Kathy James Jan Johnson Karen Johnson Patti Knisely Gerry Koster Lee Kowalka Tim Krugh Debbie Kutzke Jim Lennox Debbie Lewis Terrie Lintner Deb Littlefield Dan Lombardo Mark Mang Brian Mannies Arlee Mason Bill Mason Candy May Mark McCarthy Dave McComis Nevin McDaniel Cathy McDonnell Sandy McKinniss Jerry Meiring Don Miller Gary Miller Dave Moon Pat Moore Rick Moulton Paul Myers Chuck Nash Mike Nash Deb Oliver Gary Osmond Anna Pack Ann Pauley Roger Perkins Shonna Peterson Jackie Pettit Debi Pieper Becky Pillsbury Wayne Potter Jean Purkey Rachel Reed Bob Reese Nancy Chapman looks like she’s en- joying her lunch. yen aati Jan Johnson, Sue Slesinski, Karen LaBuda, Betty Recker, Sue Hammond, and Nancy Dusseau promote spirit with a skit. (right to left) Freshman officers are Deb Davies, Secretary; Tim Krugh, President; Jackie Barteck, Vice President; Randy Avers, Treasurer. Scott Reitz Gary Rhubright Pat Richmond Max Rios Ken Roberts Julie Roe John Roop Vicki Ruch Marcia Scarberry Ronnie Schimmel Sharon Schneider Denise Schulte Mel Scott Lola Sears Jeanine Seeley Bruce Shekeruk Linda Shepperson Jim Shook Fred Shuman Betty Sloan Thelma Sloan Ed Smith Linda Lou Smith Suzy Smith Cheryl Snyder Jim Sommers Sue Sparks Doris Spears Roxanne Stafford Keith Stevens Mark Stewart Bob Stratton Mike Struck Diane Swartz Gary Taylor Jackie Taylor Patti Thies Fred Trace Mary Ann Troxell Larry Updegraff Bob Vroman Kyer Waggoner Jim Wagner Sandy Ward Mary Warns Sue Weatherholtz Bob Weber Richard Westfall Stuart Widdowson Roger Willey Denise Williams Dennis Williams Vicki Williams Perry Wolford Elaine Wolsiffer Debbie Woodbury Miss Watson helps Sandy Henson test her baked goods. Don’t they look good? Mr. Bondy explains assignment to Lee Kowalka, but, who is Lee listening to? Class of °72 Has Interesting and Busy Year. Mrs. Niederhauser has her picture taken with the aid of Eunice Hines, Sandy Lawson, Jan Butcher, and Thersa Mourray. Chuck Abbey Kathy Abbey Carl Albert Brenda Allen Bob Anderson Bonnie Asman Gary Ault Mark Avers Ben Ayling Nancy Bachar Cathy Baer Debbie Bailey Dan Balduf Ronnie Baldwin Tom Baldwin Loretta Barteck John Bartlett Gail Bauman Pat Beckman Ken Belcik James Belcik Bruce Bennett Hugh Benning Larry Boday Roy Boyce Cindy Breisacher Sharon Britt Debbie Brown Diane Brown Debbie Bryan Tim Butler Robin Byington Joyce Cannon Chery! Caris Linda Carte Jim Chamberlain Bill Clark Tom Claus Judy Cole Joe Conley Randy Cook Paul Corathers David Costello Randy Courter 147 Jerry Cox Rex Dalton | Vicki Davenport | Fred DeFalco | Ron Delauder Diana Descamps | | Bob Diehl Keith Ducket Jeff Duling | Roger Duling || Cathy Duncan | Nancy Dusseau | Donna Dwyer Hh Laura Eikost Lynn Eischen Brenda Elvey Diane Elvey Elizabeth Endicott Jerry Endicott | Terry Endicott } Dan Everhardt | Melinda Farley Richard Feckley Shirlene Feeny Tim Finfrock John Fleitz Bob Foreman James Forrester Renee Fought Belinda Fulkerson Day Fyffe William Gargac Ed Garwacki Neil Goeckerman Janis Griffin i Susan Grobly Carl Groff 148 Eighth grade cheerleaders are Nancy Dusseau, Judy Cole, (bottom) Betty Recker, Patty Wolfe, (middle) and Debbie Bailey (top). John Reitz, Mike Shepperson, (standing) Jeff Keller, and Mark Alessandrini, (standing) filtrate water. Jeff Gross Donna Gruetter Connie Gullett Steve Guthrie Steve Guthrie Lannie Gwinn Sandy Hahn Dennis Hammersmith Lyle Hamrick Jeff Hanthorn Laura Harrell Jack Hawley Janet Haynes Rick Heidebrink James Hicks Kenny Hickman David Hill Diane Hill Charles Horner Don Horner Sandy Horner Mark Horton Penny Horvath Ron Hotz Rick Humes Duane Huston Tim Hutchinson Clyde Jacobs Pinky Jameson Delbert Jo hnson Joanne Johnson Marsha Johnson Cindy Kapp Andrew Keller Wilma Keller Richard Kill Jim King Nancy King Karen LaBuda Linda LaChine David Lamb Bob Laub Bruce Layman Penny Lee Sally Lemke Ed Lenning Jim Lockhart Mary Logan Bob Louy Gary Lowry Randy Malone Ted Marsh 149 150 Devayne Marshall Harry Martin Carol Mason Jackie Mathews Anita Matney Don McEwen Ronnie McKinniss Edwinna Mercer Bill Mercer Sue Merrow Bryan Middaugh Steve Miley John Miller M ichele Miller Jim Mitchell Frank Mondlak Ted Moore Debby Morse Debra Mullins Randy Mullholland Dennis Music Karen Nagy Juanita Neagley Dennis Nietz Robin Nissen Beth Obee Pam Pettit Janine Ralston Betty Recker Debra Reno Bill Repka Cindy Risner Carlos Rodela Cathy Roten Linda Rufenacht Mike Sampsell Tim Sander Irma Schober Ken Schober Donald Schumaker Jean Schulte Don Schwamberger Terry Seiple Jeff Shank Eighth grade class officers are Tim Sander, Treasurer; Nancy King, Secretary; Debbie Bailey, President; and Carlos Rodela, Vice President. Bob Shaw Bob Sheetz Karen Shiffert Mike Sibbersen Linda Siegal LuAnn Sigler Carla Sirmans Charles Slater Sue Slesinski Paulette Spencer Brenda Stevens Mike Stone Earl Sundermeier Bill Surowiak Kim Sutkus Jeff Sutphin Susan Swann Barb Taylor Raleigh Taylor Evi Toney Mike Traver Greg Vavrik Joe Vincent Kathy VonAhrens Mary Vroman Forrest Watkins Bob Webster Sandy Welling Susan Welsh David Wertz Vernon Wheeler Keith Whetsel Denise Williams Don Williams Mary Williams Robert Williams Julie Wilson Dan Wolf Patty Wolfe Linda Wolsiffer Pat Zatau Andy Keller and Cathy Baer study American History Kathy Irwin, Marsha Sampsell, (standing) Sue Smith, Brooke Harvey and Mary Under- wood (sitting) perform an experiment. 152 Class of ’73 Enters New Phase of Life — Junior High School David Adams Pete Adamson Mark Alessandrini Mark Almroth Debbie Anderson Terrie Anderson Robin Asman Richard Atchison Richard Barboza David Barenbrugge Bill Bates Becky Bauman Martin Benning Mark Bermin David Blaksley Larry Bowen Randy Bridgman Dale Brossia Steve Brown Lee Burnette Jan Butcher Dan Bylow Mike Campbell Judy Cannon Debby Clapsaddle Thomas Clapsaddle Mildred Clark Ella Collins Linda Collins Terry Cooley Cindy Costello Debra Cox John Cox Doug Coy Jim Crews Cathy Cutcher Mark Cuthbertson Terrie Dale Naomi Damron Donna Davis Kitty DeAmicis Debbie Delano Jackie Derringer Keith Dey Stephen Dick Rick Dissett Carl Dosch Roger Duling Sandra Eckhart Audrey Eischen Donna Epmyer Katherine Erwin Ignacia Esquival Jeff Fausey Jane Finch Sherie Summers, President; Tony | Mass, Vice President; Sally John son, | Richard Finch Kayla Fish David Fleitz Sheri Freeman Karen Furgeson Debbie Gargac Sue Gaul Janet Gay Mark Gillespie Faye Glass _ . i . os J Py, Carol Goodman Chester Goodman Paul Guinther J Joyce Hall yw Richard Hall MB iifii, Varese Secretary; Charlene Krugh, Treas- urer; lead seventh grade. 4 pe, Jeff Harlett , . fe Eddie Harpel Steve Hart Brooke Harvey Rick Hay Pamela Heinemann Joann Heninger Eunice Hines Lynn Hohenstein Gloria Hooker Pat Horn David Huber Debbie Irwin Gary Isbell Marcia Isbell Shelley Jaquillard Keith Johnson Sally Johnson Willard Johnson Dennis Johnston Jeri Johnston Kathy Kachmarik Jeffrey Keller Gregg Kloeppel Sheri Freeman and Sue Gaul work math problem. Cheryl Konoff Charlene Krugh Charlotte Krugh Wendy Kutzke Jocelyn Laub Sandra Lawson Tom Layman Terry Layton Don Lockhart 153 Herbert Logan | Doug Lutman | Shirley Mannies Mark Marchetto Bonnie Martin Tony Mass Marilyn May Daniel McLargin | Mara McNaniel | Deborah McPherson ; Jim Micel | Brad Miller | Jim Miller H John Miller Vicki Miller Bill Minning John Herman draws plans for project in shop. Eva Miranda Cheryl Morris Cyndie Moulton Thersa Mourray | : . Thomas Mourray Seventh grade cheerleaders, Debbie Irwin, Judy Szymanski, (standing) Vicki Kathy Mulligan Miller, Brooke Harvey, and Sherie Summers (kneeling) provide pep. Don Mutchler Rick Nissen Gary Oberhaus John O’ Brock gig ee Mike Omori Darryl Orris Linda Perkins salient satin Nathan Perry Roy Pierce Jim Plumadore Don Reece Bill Reed Dennis Reef John Reitz Ray Reitz John Reitzel Adelita Rios Fred Roe Pamela Sage Marsha Sampsell Steve Sanderson Melody Sargent Dan Scarberry Jim Schulte Ronald Schulte Robin Schwamberger Marcia Schwind Darlene Sharp Brenda Shaw Michael Shepperson Paul Sibberson Suzanne Slater Shirley Sloan David Slovak Sue Smith Mike Snyder Pam Snyder Sharon Sobol Sue Spade Charles Specht Charles Stall Jim Stephenson Dennis Stinehelfer Mike Strantz Ed Stribrny Sherie Summers Michele Sundermeier Sue Sutkus Mary Sue Swartz Judy Szymanski James Takacs Pat Thornton Warren Tonoff Matt Trace Dave Trombly Martin Tucker Gary Turco Mary Underwood Mark Wallace Scott Wallace Larry Ward Bob Wasserman Janine Weiker Jolene Weller Harold Welling Richard Westenkirchner | Mike Sibbersen, Kathy Von Ahrens, and Dennis Hammer- smith take test. Barbara Whaley Debby Wheeler Barbara Willey Kevin Wood Mary Young Picture not taken: Mike Campbell Karen Furgeson Pam Greene Danny Penrod Bill Taylor Onion Svup AND FOR CALIFORNIA DIP wee Sa BAKER'S. ' unsweetened rtant sK moder. makes PROMPT DELIVERY KRAFT wmmiimc-;.; Advertisements be) ID) IASG COA REG. U.S. PAT. OFF THE FARMERS SAVINGS BANK COMPANY Complete Banking Service With Two Offices to Serve You Great Eastern - Stony Ridge Woodville Rd. Stony Ridge, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Phone 837-287] Phone OX 3-0443 GHe2-35911 FOXES’ BARBER SHOP Open Monday-Saturday Monday-Friday 9:00 A.M.-6:30 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Pat Mike Fox - Barbers LIFE — AUTO Compliments of H. |. MILLER INSURANCE WIGHT SONS, INC. Main Street Everything For Your Home Freezer Millbury, Ohio 836-6692 836-2912 Hospitalization Fire Millbury, Ohio Hducation...our greatest CHALLENGE... There is no challenge to our modern society and no opportunity greater than educating our youth. The old adage that says, ‘‘True intelli- gence is the power to adapt,’’ has never held more meaning. We have had and will continue to have his level of education. Many eT ECT of the future are not now even in. ex- istence. The only sound educational target for such a future is to plan for these occupa- tions which do not yet exist. Students must be able to learn how to learn and to apply themselves to new conditions as they arise. This is no vocational assign- ment alone. Our nation needs intellectual as well as material growth. Our nation needs citizens as much as workers. a knowledge explosion. Four times as much is known today as was known in 1935. U. S. Department of Labor ‘ studies point out that an individ- ual’s asset of experience increas- ingly will carry less weight than Owens-ILLINOoIS Toledo, Ohio (I) Owens-Illinois is but one of the hundreds of American business organizations concerned by this challenge and actively engaged in specific ways and means to meet it. Shoes and Clothing for the Entire Family We feature brand name merchandise Open Friday evening until 9 P.M. 631-33 Main Street Phone: 855-9353 Genoa, Ohio MAC’S TRAILER COURT THE LUCKEY LUMBER COMPANY AND GROCERY Route 795 and Cummins Road Ice and Dairy Products Quality Building Materials Cabinet Making Our Specialty Frozen Foods - Gas - School Supplies bs Sandwiches - Coffee 7 A.M. to 7 P.M. Monday-Friday A Mato Cw. Ssote——.10 A.M. to 1 P:M.Sun. Phone Moline 838-6991 Prefinished Cabinets Phone Luckey 833-2191 159 WALBRIDGE-LAKE INSURANCE WE SALUTE YOU All Forms of Insurance and Surety Bonds LAKE SCHOOLS Teaching the Principles of JOHN DeSTAZIO FREEDOM and GOODsCiITIZE 102 South Main Street NSHIP FRED CHAMBERS VIRGINIA HAYWARD Phone 691-5155 WALBRIDGE, OHIO LOOK FOR THE GOLDEN ARCHES Walbridge Rexall Drugs Complete Prescription Service Serving Lake Township SCHOO SUPPIIES GREETING CARDS COSMETICS JEWELRY FOUNTAIN SERVICE GIF sHi@er DRINK MORE DRIGGS MILK 1149 Grand Street Toledo, Ohio Phone 693-0221 DON RAHE Blacktop Excavating Phone 287-4304 Pemberville, Ohio HEADQUARTERS FOR ¢ Drafting Tables ¢ Sketching Tablets ¢ Blue Print Papers Oil Coloring Sets ¢ T-squares e Scales Triangles Brushes Slide Rules Fast Service on Blueprints— Whiteprints — Photostat Prints TOLEDO BLUE PRINT PAPER CO. 316 Superior St. Open Monday Evenings 243-7224 A Department Store of Art Materials — Park Free at Rear of Store DODD’S FLOWER SHOP 3608 Navarre Avenue Phone 693-0674 Oregon, Ohio NATIONAL HIGHWAY Compliments of GARAGE INC. DUNRITE CLEANERS ——— per ganic =a CHEVROLET PIXIE CLEANERS Chevelle Chevy Il Woodville, Ohio Corvair Corvette Phones: DUNRITE CLEANERS 837-5423 Luckey, Ohio 837-5653 P. O. Box 358 837-5128 LEMOYNE, OHIO 43441 161 162 ABDE’S BLACK ANGUS STEAK HOUSES FAMOUS NOON DAY LUNCHEONS Black Angus House Special — Strip Steak $1.95 Charcoal Broiled Steaks - The Specialty of the House — Cocktail Lounges Open Until 1 A.M. Franchise Operator Thomas Mahaney Open Daily and Sunday Hours: 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Friday Saturday until 12 Midnight Sundays 12 Noon to 8 P.M. 301 BIHL ST. AT EXPRESS MOTEL (Just off Woodville Road) TOLEDO SPORTS CENTER, INC. 1516 Starr Avenue Toledo 693-0687 24 Lanes — Open until 2:30 TIMMON’S DAIRY BAR AND CARRY OUT — ON EAST BROADWAY — Moline, Ohio Cones - Malts - Shakes - Sundaes Dairy Products - Coldcuts Bread - Small Cakes Cigarettes - Gum - Candy industrial Screw products JOHN SEHR Box 39-A Walb., Ohio 691-1380 THE GENOA BANKING CO. Genoa, Ohio Phone 855-7561 Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC 540 Truck SAVE TIME... USE Truck Discount — Gas For Less 24 Hour Service - Diesel Fuel JIM’S REFINERY OUTLET 7 miles East of Toledo Rt. 51 Millbury bE DAILY RENTALS = Low, Economical Rates by the F hour, day, week, month or longer. : Gas, oil and insurance included. ; New, rugged, dependable trucks ® in all'sizes and models. | LONG TERM LEASING | fw Full Service Leasing increases 4u_M V.E. PETERSON Co. working capital, reduces — operating costs. Custom Designed o == way Air cooled engines and parts |) Lease Plans to fit your i = individual requirements. Vans -12 to 20 Ft.—Lift Gates A OD eg nO eal Refrigerated Trucks Parts Sharpening 241-5237 a Lawn and Garden Equipment 7 SOUTH SUMMIT ST. ae 474-7571 iw : Moline, Ohio Phone 838-5911 5303 LEWIS AVE. Tractors — Single —Tandem Axle Gas and Diesel | AVIS RENTS AND LEASES ALL MAKES. . FEATURES GMC AND CHEVROLET Fe Bowling at Its Finest with the Suburban Atmosphere 16 Automatic Family Bowling Lanes A.B.C. — W.1.B.C. and B.P.A. Benefits Beverages - Food - Snacks — Everything for the Bowler's Need EASTERN LANES, INC. 3511 Woodville Oxa1- 8551 Free Instructions Daily 10-5 by Bill Valiquette Al Hurdelbrink, Manager HELEN’S BEAUTY SHOP Life, Auto, Liability, and Fire Insurance Retirement and Hospitalization Plans COMPLETE BEAUTY TREATMENT Surety Bonds Closed All Day Mon. Tues. Open Thurs. Fri. Evenings by Appointment WALLACE PURKEY AGENCY Open Thurs, Sat. 9-5 838-5382 Moline, Ohio pas R. R. Walbridge (TE) 8-511] 163 SWEET CIDER BAKERS CIDER MILL FELBINGER’S GRILL Plate Lunches Luckey Road Tasty Sandwiches Home Made Pies Walbridge, Ohio ‘Fountain Service” Phone: 837-5838 855-7712 Genoa, Ohio — We make our own cider — Grains, Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers, Farm Supplies Manufacturers of Gro-Mor Feeds and Fertilizers LUCKEY FARMER’S EXCHANGE Elevators at: Luckey — Lemoyne — Woodville Compliments of DR. and MRS. HEROLD M. HARTER, JR. 5038 Woodville Road Toledo 16, Ohio Notary Public Income Tax Service Compliments of HENRY F. MOYER ELMER ASMAN MARGARET M. MOYER EAST SIDE Millbury, Ohio SANITATION SERVICE ROYAL TOOL INC. Congratulations to the | Blanchard Grinding and Builders of Class of 1968 Tools, Dies, Gauges, Fixtures 5732 Woodville Road SKYLINE TOWERS MFG. CO. | Toledo, Ohio 43619 5922 Woodville Road Telephone 836-7781 Toledo, Ohio Man is challenged today to excel in almost every Le v vv endeavor . . . those who do succeed often trace the JOE GILL beginnings of their performance pattern to accomplish- Sales Representative ment in high school and to those who offered stimula- THE MELLOCRAFT COMPANY 1320 Locust Street providing a means of motivation and the rewards of tion and inspiration in these formative years. Josten’s has long been a partner to these educational leaders in recognition, and Josten’s products have become tangible Phone 244-8327 Toledo, Ohio 43603 symbols honoring perseverance and achievement. Ghe class ring is representative of the fine tradi- | tions of school spirit and unity () Ghe yearbook provides a lasting memento of the year’s accom- plishments [] Ghe diploma is a lifelong record of scholastic success [] Ghe graduation announcement heralds this achievement [) Awards recognize academic DAN CANNON INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Serving you locally: 5602 Woodville Road — Oregon, Ohio 43616 Mr. Gus Hoverson Bus. Phone 698-1122 | Home Phone 691-1981 ) ( Serving the Third Generation of America’s Finest Students CLASS RINGS GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS © DIPLOMAS @ YEARBOOKS ¢ AWARDS and athletic leadership. 165 First Mortgage Loans on Homes Savings Accounts Insured up to $15,000.00 for Each Account by The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation Resources $9,500,000.00 Net Worth $900,000.00 THE GENOA SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 603 Main Street GENOGAS se OHle BLANTON SOHIO FLEITZ BUILDING SUPPLIES General Auto Repairs Lumber — _ Ready Mix Concrete Sherwin Williams Paints Open 7:00 to 9:00 1531 Woodville Road 200 N. Main - Walbridge, Ohio Millbury, Ohio Phone: 693-9822 Phone 836-8590 — 836-5772 WALBRIDGE BEAUTY BAR 103 S. Main Street Walbridge, Ohio Phone 691-8111 — Open 6 days a week — Wednesday thru Friday Evenings By Appointment SALES SERVICE Compliments of NOLLENBERGER FORD Stony Ridge, Ohio Phone CH 4-869} THE EXCHANGE BANK Serving this Community Since 1906 Two Locations to Serve You Luckey, Ohio Walbridge, Ohio Phone 833-3401 Phone 691-4608 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 Home Improvement Loans Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WALBRIDGE BARBER SHOP (419) 693-0571 207 South Main - Walbridge, Ohio STEGER-SHOWEL COMPANY Phone 693-345] Commercial Food Equi t S li Marvin Snyder, Prop. Mice ane ee Upplies Richard A. Steger Hours: Mon. thru Fri. - 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Sat. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 421 Main Street - Toledo, Ohio Closed Wednesday 167 ARE YOU 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— even started wearing coats and ties. Girls stopped to tuck in blouses or rearrange their he . Renewed pride came to this schoo:- «ll because of a mirror! When you buy a murror, be sure it’s made of L-O-F Parallel-O-Plate® glass, twin-ground for truer reflections and more freedom from distortion. You’ll find a wide selection at your furniture, glass or department store. BAHNSEN’S MARKET CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Latchie, Ohio SAMSEN HOME FURNISHINGS 601 Main Street “Your Lane Cedar Chest Headquarters’’ Phone: 855-3333 Genoa, Ohio Le | THIS IS You-are yoy i SATISFIED? ' A ‘mirror is a ‘“‘must”’ at school... at ome ... anywhere. 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Walbridge, Ohio Automotive Stampings - Dies Special Machines General Machines Work Phone 838-5501 STEVE’S SERVICE MOTOR TUNE-UP COMPLETE BRAKE WORK Free Pick-Up and Delivery Phone: 691-1024 Walbridge, Ohio GENOA MOTORS FORD Saturday 8-4 Mon., Wed., Fri. 8-8 Tues., Thur. 8-6 NEW CARS 644 Main Street 855-7761 USED CARS State Route 51 855-3673 SERVICE GUARANTEED ON ALL MAKES 170 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS GE 1968 BELCH INSURANCE AGENCY DON BELCH BOB WITTKAMP Phone 837-5140 Stony Ridge, Ohio things go = “Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Ohio 474-5481 Toledo 3970 Catawba COMPLIMENTS OF TOLEDO AUTO TRUCK SUPPLY, INCORPORATED 5809 Woodville Road Toledo, Ohio 43616 HIRZEL BROS. 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(8) 76, 149 Guthrie, Steven E. (8) 149 Gwinn, Diane (10) 101, 138 Gwinn, Lanford (8) 69, 149 Habel, Robert (10) 191 Hahn, Candy (10) 138 Hahn, Kathleen (9) 143 Hahn, Roy (10) 138 Hahn, Sandra (8) 111, 149 Hahne, Susan (12) 19, 30, 48, 90, 91, 97, 107, 114 Hall, Joyce (7) 153 Hall, Richard (7) 99, 153 Hall, Susan (10) 138 Hamilton, Clark (12) 48, 100 Hamilton, Kathy (10) 91, 138 Hamilton, Lorraine (11) 9, 29, 91, 115, 132 Hamilton, Ralph (11) 80, 82, 132 Hammersmith, Debbie (10) 91, 97, 102, 138 Hammersmith, Dennis (8) 69, 76, 149, 155 Hammond, Rebecca (9) 98, 99, 105, 112, 143 Hammond, Robert (12) 19, 26, 30, 49, 94, 101, 107 Hammond, Sara (11) 31, 106, 107, 132 Hammond, Susan (9) 95, 105, 112, 143, 145 Hamrick, Lyle (8) 149 Hanley, Denise (11) 94, 107, 112, 132 Hansen, Christina (10) 91, 94, 102, 138 Hansen, Gregory (9) 143 Hansen, Larry (12) 49 Hansen, Vickie (10) 91, 138 Hanthorn, Jeffrey (8) 108, 149 Harlett, Jeff (7) 76, 153 Harmon, James (11) 66, 70, 96, 100, 105, 132 Harpel, Edwin (7) 153 Harpel, Sharon (11) 131 Harrell, Laura (8) 95, 109, 148 Harris, Thomas (12) 49, 66, 67 Hart, Kristine (12) 59, 114 Hart, Robert (10) 138 Hart, Steven (7) 153 Harter, Brenda (11) 89, 91, 94, 97, 132 Harvey, Brooke (7) 95, 104, 151, 153, 154 Harvey, Rex (11) 30, 66, 96, 98, 130, 132 Hawley, Jack (8) 69, 76, 148 Hawley, Linda (11) 55, 91, 94, 97, 100, 101, 115, 132 Hawley, Rick (10) 21, 66, 138 Hay, Rick (7) 153 Haynes, Janet (8) 109, 149 Haynes, Terry (10) 102, 138 Heidebrink, Glenda (10) 102, 138 Heidebrink, Richard (8) 76, 149 Heinemann, Pam (7) 99, 111, 153 Heinemann, Robert (10) 66, 138 Heldt, Carol (10) 91, 102, 110, 138 Heldt, John (12) 49 Heninger, Joann (7) 153 Heninger, Karen (10) 91, 97, 98, 106, 138 Henry, Jeffrey (11) 66, 132 Henson, Lynda (9) 95, 98, 99, 143 Henson, Sandra (11) 98, 114, 32, 146 Herman, John (9) 75, 104, 113, 143, 154 Herman, Thomas (12) 14, 19, 21, 31, 49, 96, 107 Herr, Lucy (9) 105, 143 Herr, Mary (12) 41, 49, 106 Hicks, James (8) 108, 149 Hickman, Gary (12) 27, 49, 81, 96, 111 Hickman, Kenneth (8) 108, 149 Hill, Brenda (12) 27, 30, 46, 49, 90, 97, 112 Hill, David (8) 108, 149 Hill, Diane (10) 91, 107, 138 Hill, Diane (8) 95, 149 Hill, Roger (10) 138 Hines, Eunice (7) 147, 153 Hitchens, Dean (10) 109, 138 Hoffman, John (11) 66, 82, 132 Hofenstein, Lynn (7) 153 Honaker, Bonnie (11) 91, 101, 102, 132 Honaker, Karen (12) 9, 50, 90, 94, 101, 112 Hooker, Gloria (7) 153 Hootman, Mark (11) 86, 108, 132 Hopper, Stephen (12) 47, 50, 82 Horn, Patrick (7) 153 Horner, Horner, Horner, Horner, Horner, Horner, Horton, Charles (8) 149 Donald (8) 149 Michael (11) 132 Ronald (9) 142, 144 Sandra (8) 149 Wesley (12) 50 Mark (8) 149 Horvath, Penny (8) 149 Hosafre os, Hugh (12) 31, 44, 50, 70, 94, 96, 103, 107, 109, 114 Hotz, Ronald (8) 108, 149 Hover, Lyle (12) 50 Howe, James (10) 138 Huber, Huber, Huber, Humes David (7) 76, 153 Joseph (9) 69, 144 Steve (9) 144 Danny (11) 12, 66, 81, 100, 105, 132 Humes, Richard (8) 69, 149 Hyston , Duane (8) 76, 149 Hutchinson, Cheri (10) 138 Hutchinson, Timothy (8) 149 Hyde, Alisa (9) 98, 144 Imhoff, Penny (9) 99, 105, 144 Irwin, Debby (7) 153, 154 Isbell, Garry (7) 76, 153 Isbell, Marcia (7) 153 Jackson, Derk (12) 12, 50, 77, 78, 100, 105 Jackson, Kenneth (11) 12, 77, 79, 100, 105, 132 Jackson, Vickie (9) 95, 104, 144 Jacobs, Clyde (8) 149 Jaquillard, Shelly (7) 153 James, James, James, Della (9) 105, 144 Kathy (9) 97, 144 Wendell (11) 100, 132 Jameson, Sarah (8) 111, 149 Jenkins Jenkins Cindy (11) 91, 114; 115,132 , Harry (11) 132 Johnson, Deborah (12) 28, 51 Johnson, Gelbert (8) 149 Johnson, Dorothy (10) 91, 138 Johnson, Janet (9) 95, 104, 112, 144, 145 Johnson, Joann (8) 149 Johnson, Karen (9) 99, 104, 112, 113, 144 Johnson, Keith (7) 153 Johnson, Leonard (11) 66, 86, 105, 132 Johnson, Marsha (8) 109, 149 Johnson, Nancy (10) 91, 101, 138 Johnsor n, Sally (7) 95, 104, 153 Johnson, Williard (7) 153 Johnston, Dennis (7) 153 Johnston, Jeri (7) 104, 111, 153 Johnston, John (12) 27, 51, 66, 67, 105 Judy, Ronald (11) 24, 31, 81, 86, 96, 105, 107, 132 Kachmarik, Catherine (7) 153 Kapp, Lucinda (8) 104, 149 Keaton, Gary (10) 12, 16, 66, 68, 74, 82, 84, 100, 138 Keaton, Linda (12) 59 Keeton, Larry (11) 66, 74, 105, 106, 107, 110, 132, 135 Keller, Keller, Keller, Keller, Keller, Kettle, Kill, Ri Kill, Ri Andrew (8) 76, 104, 149, 151 Fred (10) 74, 138 Jan (11) 19, 30, 91, 97, 103, 106, 130, 132 Jeff (7) 149, 153 Wilma (8) 149 Keith (10) 138 chard (8) 108, 149 th (11) 97, 132 King, James (8) 108, 149 King, Nancy (8) 99, 104, 149, 150 King, Ronald (12) 51 Kloeppel, Gregg (7) 153 Knisely Knisely , Patti (9) 105, 144 , Vicki (11) 132 Knudson, Dawn (10) 138 Knudson, Pat (11) 91, 97, 98, 103, 107, 111, 132 Knudson, Ronald (10) 139 Kohn, Paula (10) 139 Konoff, Konoff, Kosten, Kowalk Kowalk Kowalk Krugh, Krugh, Krugh, Kurfis, Kurtz, Kutzke, Kutzke, La Bud Carol (12) 51 Cheryl (7) 153 Jerry (9) 69, 144 a, Jay (11) 133 a, Lee (9) 69, 112, 144, 146 a, Lynda (12) 8, 9, 14, 26, 51, 90, 94, 101, 106, 110 Charlene (7) 99, 104, 153, 152 Charlotte (7) 99, 153 Timothy (9) 16, 69, 75, 111, 142, 144, 145 Paul (10) 66, 100, 139 Albert (11) 132 Debbie (9) 144 Wendy (7) 153 a, Karen (8) 95, 104, 111, 145, 149 La Chine, Linda (8) 104, 109, 149 173 La Chine, William (12) 51 Langschied, Michael (12) 51 Langshied, Valerie (10) 139 Laub, Jacelyn (7) 104, 153 Laub, Robert (8) 149 Lawson, Gary (10) 80, 81, 82, 139 Lawson, Sandra (7) 147, 153 Layman, Bruce (8) 76, 108, 149 Layman, John (11) 86, 133 Layman, Tom (7) 104, 153 Layton, Bonnie (12) 52 Layton, Linda (10) 101, 139, 140 Layton, Terry (7) 153 Leck, Janet (11) 91, 114, 133 Lee, Candace (10) 139 Lee, Cheryl (11) 31, 98, 106, 107, 133 Lee, Penny (8) 109, 149 Leidy, Rita (11) 133 Lemke, Sally (8) 149 Lenning, Ed (8) 69, 149 Lennox, James (9) 16, 69, 75, 144 L ennox, Mack (11) 12, 21, 24, 66, 70, 82, 100, 105, 133 Lester, Marie (10) 97, 139, 140 Lewis, Deborah (9) 95, 144 Lewis, Michael (12) 13, 52, 70, 73, 72, 105 Lewis, W. Clay (12) 10, 18, 19, 20, 27, 28, 43, 44, 52, 94, 96, 97, 107 Lindell, Richard (12) 52 Lintner, Pamela (12) 9, 44, 52, 90, 94, 102, 111 Lintner, Teresa (9) 95, 104, 105, 111, 144 Littlefield, Deborah (9) 16, 95, 111, 144 Littlefield, Thomas (12) 32, 52, 80, 82, 100, 105 Lockhart, Robert (12) 52 Lockhart, Donald (7) 153 Lockhart, Glenda (10) 139 Lockhart, James (8) 69, 76, 149 Lockwood, Mark (10) 66, 74, 82, 83, 139 Logan, Herbert (7) 154 Logan, Mary (8) 149 Lombardo, Daniel (9) 144 Lombardo, Mark (11) 133 Louy, Joyce (10) 29, 139 Louy, Robert (8) 69, 149 Louy, Sandra (12) 106 Lovell, Carl 114, 133 Lovell, Patricia (12) 52 Lowry, Gary (8) 149 Lowry, Susan (12) 52, 90, 106 Lusher, Karen (11) 91, 97, 102, 103, 133 Lutman, Doug (7) 154 Lutman, Verla (12) 52 Mahaffey, Denise (10) 91, 94, 101, 106, 139 Malone, Randall (8) 69, 104, 149 Mang, Mark (9) 69, 144 Mannies, Brian (9) 144 Mannies, Shirley (7) 154 Mapes, Rebecca (12) 19, 53, 107, 115 Marchetto, Janet (11) 102, 103, 133 Marchetto, Mark (7) 104, 154 Marsh, Theodore (8) 108, 149 Marshall, Devayne (8) 150 Martens, Gary (11) 133 Martin, Bonnie (7) 104, 154 Martin, Harry (8) 69, 150 Mason, Arlee (9) 95, 104, 143, 144 Mason, William (9) 144 Mason, Carol (8) 150 Mason, Gilbert (12) 53 Mass, Anthony (7) 76, 153, 154 Mass, Patricia (12) 26, 53, 90, 97, 106, 115 Mathews, Jackie (8) 150 Matney, Anita (8) 109, 150 May, Candra (9) 144 May, Marilyn (7) 154 Mays, Charles (12) 9, 53, 96, 97, 106, 115 Mazur, Dennis (12) 53, 81 McCarthy, Mark (9) 105, 144 McComis, Bruce (9) 144 McDaniel, Nevin (9) 144 McDaniel, Mara (7) 99, 104, 154 McEwen, Ed (10) 66, 75, 82, 83, 105, 139 McEwen, Pamela (12) 27, 30, 53, 90, 97, 103, 107, 111, 114 McKinnis, Ronald (8) 150 McKinnis, Sandra (9) 144 McLargin, Daniel (7) 154 McLaughlin, David (10) 139 McLaughlin, Mary (12) 9, 18, 19, 26, 30, 31, 43, 51, 53, 94, 97, 101, 103, 107, 110, 114 McPherson, Debbie (7) 154 Medlin, Vernon (11) 66, 113, 133 Meiring, Jerry’(9) 144 Mercer, Edwin (8) 69, 150 Mercer, William (8) 108, 150 Merrill, Rick (11) 66, 100, 105, 133 Merritt, Harold (11) 13, 66, 77, 79, 100, 133 Merrow, Suzanne (8) 150 Meyer, Beverly (10) 107, 139 Micel, Jim (7) 154 Micel, Mike (10) 75, 139 Middaugh, Bryan (8) 69, 108, 150 Miley, Steven (8) 108, 150 Miller, Bradley (7) 154 Miller, Chris (11) 91, 107, 114, 133 Miller, Donald (9) 69, 144 Miller, Gary (90) 144 Miller, Helen (12) 53, 90 Miller, James (7) 154 Miller, John V. (7) 154 Miller, John T. (8) 69, 150 Miller, Karen (11) 133 Miller, Lynn (12) 29, 30, 47, 54, 77, 78, 100 Miller, Margaret (11) 90, 91, 97, 98 Miller, Mark (10) 74, 139 Miller, Michele (8) 150 Miller, Rick (10) 139 Miller, Tim (10) 75, 87, 112, 113, 139 Miller, Vicki (7) 95, 104, 154 Minning, Blair (12) 18, 19, 27, 31, 43, 51, 54, 58, 66, 67, 70, 72, 82, 84, 86, 100, 103, 105, 109 Minning, William (7) 76, 104, 154 Miranda, Eva (7) 154 Mitchell, James (8) 76, 108, 150 Molton, Rick (9) 69, 75 Mondlak, Frank (8) 76, 150 Moon, David (9) 69, 144 Moon Bruce E. (12) 9, 14, 19, 27, 30, 33, 54, 95, 97, 106, 110, i as Moore, Carol (11) 114, 133 Moore, Gail (10) 139 Moore, Patricia (9) 95, 104, 112, 143, 144 Moore, Theodore (8) 108, 113, 150 Morris, Cheryl (7) 154 Morse, Debby (8) 109, 150 Morse, Terry (10) 139 Mortel, Stanley (10) 25, 66, 82, 139 Mortel, Tamara (12) 54, 90 Moulton, Cyndie (7) 99, 154 Moulton, Ricky (9) 105, 144 Mourray, Fernando (10) 133 Mourray, Theresa (7) 95, 147, 154 Mourray, Thomas (7) 154 Moyer, Kathrine (12) 31, 54, 107 Mulligan, Kathy (7) 104, 154 Mullins, Debra (8) 150 Mullholland, Randall (8) 69, 108, 150 Music, Betty (11) 107, 133 Music, Dennis (8) 150 Mutchler, Dan (7) 154 Myers, Charles (10) 139 Myers, Paul (9) 144 Nagy, Karen (8) 109, 150 Nash, Chuck (9) 144 Nash, Michael (9) 144 Neagley, Juanita (8) 150 Nelson, Gail (10) 91, 139 Nietz, Gerald (10) 75, 96, 139 Nissen, Robin (8) 104, 150 Nissen, Rock (7) 154 Nissen, Ruthanne (12) 54, 90, 97, 106 Norwood, Carol (7) Norwood, Melvin (9) Obee, Doug (10) 139 Obee, Elizabeth (8) 109, 150 Oberhaus, Gary (7) 154 Obrock, John (7) 76, 111, 154 Obrock, Mike (10) 24, 66, 70, 82, 100, 105, 139 Oliver, Deborah (9) 98, 99, 111, 144 Omori, Michael (7) 76, 111, 154 Orris, Darryl (7) 104, 154 Osmond, Garry (9) 144 Pack, Anna (9) 105, 144 Pack, Larry Joe (12) 23, 25, 26, 54, 77, 78, 86, 87, 100 Paisie, Michael (11) 133 Paluch, Rudolph (11) 108, 113, 115, 133 Pasqualone, Gregory (12) 27, 54 Patterson, Phyllis (10) 91, 98, 139 Patton, Daryl (12) 55, 96 Patton, John (10) 74, 139 Patznick, Bruce (12) 27, 55, 96 Pauley, Ann (9) 95, 144 Penrod, Darilee (7) Perkins, Linda (7) 154 Perkins, Raymond (11) 77, 78, 85, 100, 133 Perkins, Roger (9) 75, 105, 144 Perry, Nathan (7) 154 Perry, William (10) 139 Peters, Linda (11) 91, 97, 133 Peterson, Shonna (9) 99, 104, 144 Pettit, Bruce (10) 140 Pettit, Jacquelin (9) 98, 99, 113, 144 Pettit, Pamela (8) 99, 109, 150 Phillips, Mike (7) 140 Phillips, Rich (11) 131 Pieper, Deborah (9) 98, 105, 112, 144 Piekurski, Rick (11) 133 Pierce, Garry (11) 133 Pierce, Larry (12) 55 Pierce, Roy (7) 104, 154 Pillsbury, Rebecca (9) 104, 144 Pitzen, James (12) 55 Pulmadore, James (7) 154 Potter, James (11) 133 Potter, Wayne (9) 69, 105, 144 Powell, Lynda (10) 102, 140 Prewitt, Danny (12) 12, 21, 30, 55, 66, 68, 77, 78, 82, 100, 133 Pruiett, Caryl (11) 134 Pruiett, Thomas (12) 43, 55, 80, 95 Purkey, Jean (9) 104, 105, 111, 144 Ralston, Duane (12) 48, 55 Ralston, Janine (8) 150 Rathke, Jill (10) 140 Rathke, Todd (12) 55, 66, 68 Recker, Betty (8) 148 Recker, Bonnie (11) 28, 91, 94, 103, 115, 133 Reece, Donald (7) 99, 155 Reed, Gretchen (12) 55, 90, 103 Reed, Rachel (9) 95, 104, 112, 113, 144 Reed, William (7) 104, 155 Reef, Dennis (7) 155 Reese, Bob (9) 112, 144 Reese, Paul (11) 134 Reitz, John (7) 149, 155 Reitz, Raymond (7) 155 Reitz, Scott (9) 75, 105, 145 Reitzel, John (7) 76, 155 Reno, Debra (8) 150 Repka, James (10) 103, 140 Repka, William (8) 150 Rhodes, Jeff (11) 106, 115, 134 Rhubright, Gary (9) 75, 105, 112, 145 Rich, Debbie (11) 101, 107, 134 Richmond, Patricia (9) 98, 104, 145 Rideout, Beverly (12) 19, 27, 44, 55, 90, 97, 102, 115 Rios, Adelita (7) 154 Rios, Max (9) 75, 145 Risner, Cynthia (8) 150 Roberts, Kenneth (9) 145 Robinson, Sally (11) 89, 91, 94, 97, 107, 115, 134 Rodela, Carlos (8) 69, 150 Rodela, Trinidad (10) 106, 140 Roe, Frederick (7) 76, 155 Rogers, Robert (11) 134 Roop, John (9) 145 Roop, Tersea (11) 91, 114, 134 Rose, Diane (10) 91, 140 Rose, William (12) 29, 56 Roten, Catherine (8) 99, 109, 150 Roten, Jenny (10) 106, 140 Ruch, Victoria (9) 95, 104, 145 Rudolph, Miriam (12) 14, 22, 56, 58, 90, 94, 101, 103, 110 Rufenacht, Linda (8) 104, 109, 150 Ruiz, Alfonso (8) Ruiz, Yasmin (9) Sage, Pam (7) 154 Sampsell, Marsha (7) 99, 151, 155 Sampsell, Michael (8) 150 Sander, Jane (10) 21, 97, 140 Sander, Kristine (12) 19, 30, 32, 42, 53, 56, 90, 94, 97, 101, 107, 115 Sander, Rebecca (12) 56 Sander, Timothy (8) 76, 150 Sanderson, Stephen (7) 76, 111, 155 Sargent, Melody (7) 155 Saylor, AnnaMae (11) 134 Scarberry, Dan (7) 76, 155 Scarberry, Marsha (9) 95, 99, 105, 145 Schimmel, Kenneth (10) 140 Schimmel, Ronald (9) 145 Schneider, Kenneth (12) 56 Schneider, Sharon (9) 98, 145 Schober, Krma (8) 99, 150 Schober, Gary (10) 74, 86, 140 Schober, Kenneth (8) 76, 108, 150 Schober, Linda (12) 9, 43, 56, 98 Schroff, Vickey (11) 134 Schulte, Denise (9) 105, 113, 145 Schulte, James (7) 155 Schulte, Jean (8) 109, 150 Schulte, Ronald (7) 104, 155 Schulte, Sally (12) 56, 97, 102, 115 Schulte, Susan (10) 103, 140 Schumaker, Donald (8) 69, 104, 108, 150 Schumaker, Gary (10) 82, 85, 96, 140 Schumaker, Sue (10) 89, 91, 94, 110, 140 Schuster, Dennis (11) 134 Schuster, Michael (8) Schwamberger, Don (8) 69, 150 Schwamber, Eric (12) 30, 56, 80, 86, 96, 105 Schwamberger, Kay (11) 91, 114, 134 Schwamberger, Robin (7) 155 Schwind, Marcia (7) 99, 155 Scott, Melvin (9) 69, 75, 105, 145 Scott, Mindy (11) 94, 134 Sears, Lola (9) 145 Seeley, Janine (9) 95, 104, 113, 143, 145 Sehr, Mike (12) 27, 56, 111, 115 Seiple, Terry (8) 150, 95 Seymour, Wendy (10) 22, 89, 91, 94, 110, 136 Shank, Gerald (11) 134 Shank, Jefferey (8) 150 Shank, William (11) 134 Shanteau, Barbara (11) 134 Sharp, Darlene (7) 155 Shaw, Brenda (7) 104, 155 Shaw, Craig (11) 134 Shaw, Lila (11) 91, 102, 103, 115, 122, 155 Shaw, Robert (8) 69, 151 Sheetz, Robert (8) 108, 151 Shekeruk, Bruce (9) 69, 75, 145 Shekeruk, Debbie (11) 91, 94, 134 Shekeruk, Shelly (10) 91, 140 Shepperson, Linda (9) 95, 104, 143, 145 Shepperson, Michael (7) 149, 155 Sheffert, Kenneth (10) 66, 75, 82, 140 Sheffert, Karen (8) 109, 151 Shepper, Joyce (10) 140 Shook, James (9) 69, 145 Shrewsberry, Jack (12) 26, 27, 57, 103 Shuman, Frederick (9) 145 Shupe, Donald (11) 134 Sibberson, Paul (7) 104, 155 Siegel, Linda (8) 151 Sigler, Darlene (10) 91, 97, 140 Sigler, Luann (8) 109, 151 Sims, Keith (10) 66, 106, 140 Sirmans, Carla (8) 99, 151 Sisler, Raymond (10) 140 Skiver, Larry (12) Slater, Charles (8) 104, 151 Slater, Suzanne (7) 99, 104, 155 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155 Spencer, Paulette (8) 104, 151 St. John, Lynette (11) 9, 134 St. John, Susan (12) 8, 9, 14, 21, 27, 30, 42, 56, 88, 90, 94, 110, 111 Stafford, Roxanne (9) 104, 146 Stagner, Mary (10) 91, 102, 140 Staib, Betty (11) 114, 134 Stall, Charles (7) 155 Stephenson, James (7) 155 Stevens, Brenda (8) 109, 151 Stevens, Keith (9) Stevenson, Holley (8) Stewart, Mark (9) 104, 146 Stinehelfer, Dennis (7) 99, 155 Stinehelfer, Orva (10) 32, 140 Stone, Michael (8) 69, 76, 108, 151 Strantz, Mike (7) 76, 155 Stratton, Robert (9) 113, 146 Stratton, Barbara (12) 57 Stribny, Edward (7) 155 Struck, Gary (10) Struck, Michael (9) 146 Summers, Sheryl (7) 99, 152, 154, 155 Sundermeier, Earl (8) 151 Sundermeier, Jenny (11) 91, 134 Sundermeier, Michele (7) 155 Surowiak, William (8) 151 Sutherland, Sheila (11) 20, 134 Sutkus, Kim (8) 99, 109, 151 Sutkus, Sue (7) 155 Sutphin, Jeffery (8) 151 Sutphin, Rebecca (11) 30, 97, 98, 101, 111, 112, 134 Sutton, Richard (12) 57, 86, 87, 100 Swann, Susan (8) 151 Swartz, 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155 Ward, Larry (7) 76, 155 Ward, Sandra (9) 104, 105, 146 Ward, Shirley (11) 135 Ward, Terrie (11) 91, 97, 135 Ward, Terry (10) 141 Warren, Diane (10) 91 Warns, Louise (11) 30, 88, 91, 94, 106, 110, 130, 135 Warns, Mary (9) 104, 146 Warns, Robert (12) 32, 58, 81, 82, 84, 100 Warns, Robert (11) 66, 70, 82, 84, 96, 100, 105, 135 Watkins, Forest (8) 151 Wasserman, Robert (7) 155 Wasserman, Tim (10) 75, 141 Weatherholtz, Geraldine (12) 58, 115 Weatherholtz, Sharon (10) 98, 141, 142 Weatherholtz, Susan (9) 16, 99, 111, 146 Webb, Laurie (10) 141 Weber, John (11) 29, 105, 106, 135 Weber, Mary (12) 58, 146 Weber, Robert (9) Webste r, Robert (8) 69, 151 Wegman, Allan (10) 141 Wegman, Barry (12) 32, 47, 58, 66, 67, 81, 82, 96, 100 Weiker, Janine (7) 99, 155 Weller, Jolene (7) 104, 155 Weller, Ronald (12) 59, 102, 106, 109, 115 Weller, Sharon (12) 9, 19, 28, 30, 42, 59, 97, 98, 102, 107, 110, 111 Welling, Gary (12) 59 Welling, Harold (7) 99, 155 Welling, Richard (10) 141 Welling, Sandra (8) 104, 109, 151 Wells, Cathy (11) 91, 114, 135 Welsh, Susan (8) 104, 151 Wertz, David (8) 69, 151 Westenkirchner, Kathleen (12) 27, 59, 112 Westenkirchner, Richard (7) 155 Westenkirchner, Thomas (11) 66, 74, 96, 110, 135 Westfall, Donna (8) Westfall, Richard (9) 146 Whaley, Barbara (7) 104, 155 Whaley, Jim (10) 82, 103, 109, 141 Wheeler, Debra (7) 99, 155 Wheeler, Vernon (8) 151 Whetzel, Keith (8) 69, 108, 151 Widdowson, Stuart (9) 99, 104, 146 Widmer, Neil (10) 141 Wiley, Sandra (11) 90, 91, 94, 97, 101, 111, 135 Willey, Barbara (7) 99, 104, 155 Willey, James (11) 135 Willey, Roger (9) 146 Williams, Denise (9) 105, 146 Williams, Denise (8) 104, 151 Williams, Denis (9) 146 Williams, Donald (8) 151 Williams, Mary (8) 151 Williams, Robert (8) 151 Williams, Robert (11) 135 Williams, Vicki (9) 104, 105, 112, 146 Wilson, Julie (8) 151 Wininger, Kathy (10) 91, 97, 102, 141 Wolf, Daniel (8) 108, 151 Wolford, Perry (9) 75, 105, 146 Wolford, Rick (10) 75, 141 Wolsiffer, Elaine (7) 104, 146 Wolsiffer, Linda (8) 151 Wood, Barbara (12) 59, 155 Wood, Kevin (7) Woodbury, Debbie (9) 99, 146 Woyame, Dennis (11) 135 Wright, Carl (12) 59 Wright, Lavon (12) 48, 59 Young, Linda (10) 91, 94, 103, 141 Young, Christina (12) 8, 9, 14, 18, 19, 30, 56, 59, 88, 90, 94, 96, 106, 111 Young, Mary (7) 104, 155 Young, Roy (12) 59, 96 175
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