Lakewood High School - Lance Yearbook (Hebron, OH)

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As the senlors cornplere their twelfth year oi school, they have truly corne to the end of the irrsr chaprer ln their lives. Now as the gear book of life unfolds, there are l many more chaprers to be completed. ln each oi these chaprers, rhe 1960-61 graduates of Lakewood I will use, as a hasls. all rhar they have learned ln 5 their ilrsr ehapter oi life ar Lakewood. 1 lt is wlth reecholng congtarularlons that we pre senr rhe ilrsr S01-HLA to the 1960-6l gr aduatln ass wood l-hgh School. oil.. ake 2 'Zf' Sedan! March 20, 1960 was the dedication date of the new Lakewood High School, a structure that offers opportunity and convenient facilities for the faculty and student body. This is a fifty-thousand foot building that is capable of facilitating 750 students. It contains nine general classrooms, two home economics rooms, two science rooms, the art and industrial arts rooms, the audi- torium which can seat 420 people, a gymnasium designed for two cross court basketball areas, a separate library, the kitchen and boiler room for school personnel and an administration area containing offices, health clinic, bookroom, and teachers' lounge. Within these many rooms, four different courses are given to pre- pare students for their life after high school: business, college pre- paratory, general, and vocational courses. 3 Title Page - - - - - - Dedication -------- Building ---------- Faculty and Administration Seniors ---------- Juniors ---- Sophornores - - Freshmen - - Activities - - Sports - - - ' ?-Nga X 1986 JP ., ., Z' T A Www J il,I'X'J k'-ffl! . 5 4, - f' K 91- ui D gfu. , O s , 1' '. J. ' ' --- 2 .- Lf -I .' f . ' ' ' .j,'.1.'.'Z' ' A. . . 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MARGARET SANFORD Chorus MR. CLARENCE SCHIMMEL History Civics MRS. MARY SCHRA MM Commercial MR. CHARLES TEWKSBARY Band MR. NORRIS VHIINOY Problems of Democracy History Basketball Coach . . MRS. ROWENA SCIPLE General Science Chemistry MR. WILLIAM SNOOK Industrial Arts Audio-Visual Ap , .......msss. N vi Mrs. Barr Mr. Wood Mrs. Cotterman if-lik 1V1dl.'gdlI5L Nldlldi Ruth Trimble Charlotte Embrey Audrey Groves MRS. ROTH School District Nurse SENIORS ifdffg CLASS MOTTO: We have conquered a hillg mln 11 ahead lies the mountain. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose P I2 JANET SMITH Treasurer LINDA BYRD Secretary BILL HIGGINS President CLIFF HOWISON Vice-President BLAIR, PENNY: Jefferson High Schoolg Wat- kins Memorialg F. H. A. - 3, 4, Hi Fi Club - 3, 4, G.A.A. - 3: Chorus - 1 Ambition: Homemaker Nickname: Penny APPLEMAN, IUDITH ESTHER: French Club '- 45 G.A.A. - 3g Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Library As- sistant - 3, 4g Music Appreciation - 4g Honor R011 - 4, National Honor Society - 4 Ambition: Business College Nickname: Judy BARTEE, JOHN MONROE: Varsity L Club - 4g M. Y. F. - 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President - 35 Basketball - 1.2, 3, 45 Track - 1,2, 3, 4g Band - 1.2, 3,4g A11 County Band - 3,45 A11 Ohio Boys' Band - 3, Varsity Letters in Basketball, Band, Trackg A11 County Band - 1, 2. 3 Ambition: Multi-Billionaire Nickname: Yogi BLACK. JOHN: Band - 1.2.3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 35 Honor Band - 3 Ambition: Farmer Nickname: Blackie BOUNDS, SHARON IANE5 French Club Pres- ident - 45 National Honor Society - 45 Lick- ing County Honor Society - 3, 45 G. A. A. '- 45 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 Queen Candidate Fall Festival - 15 Class Secretary - 25 Student Council Secretary - 35 Lakewood Thespians - Ambitiong College Nickname: 'Chancey' ...Q-+L ,- s BORROWAY, HEIDI ROSE: French Club - 45 Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council - 1, 2, 35 County Student Council - 3. 45 County Honor Society - 3,45 National Honor Society - 45 Student Librarian - 35 Student Chorus Direc- tor-4 Ambition: College and Nursing Degree - BRAGG. MARILYN JANE: Mechanicsburg High Schoolg F. H. A. - 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. - lg Y-Teens - 1, 2g Girls' Basketball, Volley- ball. Football - lg Girls' Softball - 1, 23 Chorus - 1, 2 Ambition: File Clerk and Housewife Nickname: Red BRANDS, ROBERT: Football - 2, 35 Golf - 35 Manager of Varsity Basketball - 3 Ambition: Make a Million Nickname: Frank BROWN, PEGGY LOU: Girls' Softball Team 1, 2g Student Journal Staff - 4g Yearbook Staff - 4 Ambition: Doing Anything That will Make Money Nickname: Peg Leg' BURGESS. ELIZABETH JOAN: French Club - 45 G. A.A. - 1. 2, 35 Office Assistant - 3, 4: Girls' Softball Team - 1,23 Girls' Basketball Team - 1: Band - 1,2g Chorus - 1,2, 3: Cheer- leading - 1, 2, 3, 4: Licking County Chorus - 1: Student Council - 1: County Honor Soci- ety - 3, 4: National Honor Society - 4, Junior Academy of Science - 1,i2. 3. 4 Ambition: Teaching Nickname: Texan and Lizzy 'F'--fn. BYRD, LINDA ANN: G. A.A. - 1, 2, 3g F.H.A. - 1,2, 3: Hi-Fi Club - 3, 4: Church of Christ Youth Fellowship: Band - 1, 2. 3. 4: Chorus - l,2, 3, Majorette - 1,2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 2, 3. 4: Class Officer - 4: Band Awards - 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Be A Private Secretary To A Mil- lionaire QBachelorj and To Own A T-bird Nickname: Tweety CASS, LARRY RAY: M. Y. F. 3 Bowling League - 4: Basketball - 1,2, 3: Baseball - 1, 2: Lakewood Thespians - 4: Concert and Marching Band - 1, 2, 3, 4: All County Band 2. 3: lst In District, 2nd In State In Baritone Horn Solo Contest Ambition: Automobile Mechanic Nickname: Casso CLARKSTON, SHIRLEY ANN: Latin Banquet - 2 Ambition: Secretary and Train Horses Nickname: Sherl CHESSER, CAROL SUE: Music Appreciation 4g Hi Fi Club 3.4g Band 1,2, 3, 4g Cho- rus - lg Pep Band - 3, 4g Girls' Ensemble - 1, 2g Band Officer - 3, 45 Honor Bandg Band Awards - 1.2, 3, 4 Ambition: Clerical Worker Nickname: 3'Suekie CLAY. JULIA ANN: Riverview and Fruitville Floridag Chorus - 1, 2g Homecoming Attend- ant - 4 Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Beanie COLLEY, LYNN: G.A.A. - 1.2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Officer - 4g Lakewood Thespians - 3g Girls' Softball and Basketball - lg National Honor Society - 4g School Honor -Roll Ambition: Beautician On Ocean Liner Nickname: Bubbles DARTT. SANDRA ANN: G. A. A. - 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Accountant Nickname: Sandy CUNNINGHAM, TRESSA ROSE: F. H. A 1,23 Hi-'Fi Club - 3, 4 Ambition: Clerical Work Nickname: Tress or Tessie DAVIS. CLIFFORD FRANCIS: Salesman at Supply Store Ambition: Truck Driver Nickname: Cliff and Junior DAVIS, Tl-IERESA ELLEN: G. A. A. - 3, 4, Pep Club - 4, H1-Fi Club - 3, 4g Girls' En- semble - 1.2: Chorus - 1 Ambition: Nurse Nickname: Tessie or Teddy DICKEY. LARRY EUGENE: Band - 3,45 Pep Band - 3,4 Ambition: College EARHART, ALICE KAY: French Club - 45 Chorus - 3, 4g Music Appreciation - 4, Stu- dent Council - 1, 2, 3, 4, County Student Council - 3, 45 County Honor Society - 3, 45 National Honor Society - 43 School Honor Roll - 1, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Elementary Teacher FRANCIS, ALAN E.: Varsity L - 4, Bas- ketball - 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus - 1,2 Ambition: Enter The Field Of Medicine Nickname: A1 FELUMLEE, MARY JO: F. H. A. 3, 43 G.A.A. 3, 45 Chorus - 1 Ambition: Enjoy Life and Try To Make Other People Happy Nickname: Io N 1- 9' :.f.W.k A- Q. , R, HAGUE. VIRGINIA LEE: French Club - 4: G.A. A. - 1,2, 3: Office Assistant - 2: Band - 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus - 1.4: Class Officer - 25 Homecoming Attendant - 2: Cornfestival Candidate - 3: Cheerleading - 1,2, 3, 4: County Honor Society - 4: Lickingana - 4 Ambition: Enter Field Of Journalism Nickname: Ginny Lee GIBSON, DELORIS FAY: F.H.A. - 1: G. A. A. - 4: Lakewood Thespians - 4: Band - 1. 2: Chorus - 2. 3 Ambition: To Graduate Nickname: Dee HAMM, CAROLYN LEE: Thornvilleg Pep Club - 4: Band - 1.2, 3. 4: Chorus - 1,2: Music Appreciation - 4: Honor Band: Band Awards - 1, 2. 3, 4 Ambition: Private Secretary Nickname: Care HESTON, ANNE: French Club - 4g G.A.A. - 35 Chorus - 1.2, 3,45 Journalism staff - 4g Annual staff - 4g Cheerleader - 1,2 Ambition: Undecided t,.., Mt., K, K A VK I ,., was , - 2,-ff f HOLDBROOK, KAREN LYNN: F. H.A. 2, 3g National Honor Society - 4g Pep Club - 4g All County Chorus - 1 V Ambition: Travel Around The World HIGGINS, WILLIAM: Licking County Honor Society - 4g Class President - 4 Ambition: Undecided HOWISON, CLIFTON RAYMOND: Eastmoor and Whitehallg Varsity L - 4g Varsity Foot- ball - 2, 3,4g Varsity Track - 3g Co-Captain Of Football Team - 4 Ambition: Undecided Nicknamei Scrounge HOSKINSON, NANCY LEA: French Club - 4 Pep Club - 4g G. A.A. - 3g Cheerleader - 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus - 1, 2. 3g Homecoming At- tendant - lg Class Officer - lg Student Coun- cil - lg National Honor Society - 45 County Honor Society - 3, 4g Co-Editor of Lakewood Annual - 4g Library Assistant - 4g Student Journal - 3, 4g Honor Roll - 1,2, 3,45 Quill and Scroll - 4 Ambition: Get College Education Nickname: Fritz IACKS. CHARLES KERMIT: Salesman at Supply Store Ambition: Office Worker Nickname: Termite JONES. ANN MARIE: Newark Highg Dra- matics - lg Y-Teens - lg Music Apprecia- tion -' 4g G.A.A. 25 Latin Club - 23 F.T.A. - 1,2g French Club - 4g National Honor Soci- ety - 4g Library Assistant - 4 Ambition: Elementary Teacher JUSTICE. JACK: Chorus - 1.2, 3 Ambition: Conservationlst or Farming JONES, BARBARA ELLEN: French Club - 4g G. A. A. - 3, 4g National Honor Society - 4 CPresldentyg Student Council - 4g Chorus - 1, 2, 4g Library Assistant - 4g Class Officer - 2g National Merit Award - 3g County Honor Society - 4 Ambition: English Major Nickname: Barb KENNON, WILLIAM L.: Varsity L Club - 3,43 l-Ii'Fi Club ' 45 Football ' 35 Track 3 Ambition: Make a Million Nickname: Doc KITTEL, JOHN FREDRICK: Basketball Man- ager - 2g Football Manager - 3 Ambition: Flying Farmer Nickname: Skillet KOEHLER, LINDA MARVETTA: Union High Schoolg Majorette - 2g Chorus - l,2g Studen Council - lg F. H. A. - 1, 2, 3, 49 President o F.H.A. - 45 Hl Fi Club -' 3, 43 1960 Home- coming Queen - 4 Ambition: Business College t f LEMMON, FAYE CWHEATLEYJ: Scott High School, West Virginiag 4-H Club - 1, 2. 3 fOfficerj5 F.T.A. - 35 Girls' Basketball - 1, 25 Girls' Volleyball - 1,2, 35 Student Iour- nal - 3, 45 Co-Editor of Lakewood Annual - 45 Class Historian - lg Student Council - 15 Honor Banquet - 1,2, 35 Scholastic Award - 25 Class Officer - 2, 35 Honor Roll - 1,2. 3, 45 Quill and Scroll - 4 Ambition - Housewife and English Major Nickname: Pudge MATTINGLY, GARY NELSON: Varsity L - 45 Hi-Fi' Club - 3,45 Varsity Football - 1,2, 3, 45 Reserve Basketball - 1, 25 Varsity Base,- ball - 1, 25 Varsity Track - 3, 45 All County Football - 3, 4 Ambition: Undecided Nickname: Matty wwf' LOAR, SHARON ROSE: Y-Teens - 2 QOffi- cerjg Hi-Fi Club - 45 Honor Society - 25 Chorus - 2, 35 Junior Achievement - 4 qoffi- cerjg Class Officer - 25 National Junior Honor Society - 2 Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Legs E my ,..,-.. MCCREARY, LARRY J.: Washington High School, Trinity High School, Football - 4, Chorus - 1, 2 Ambition: Truck Driver Nickname: Mack ture, ,... ,A f MAULLER, IOANNE: Hi-Fi Club - 43 Cho- rus - 1, 2, 35 Music Certificate - 1 Ambition: Further Education Nickname: Jody MCINTURF, NANCY SUE: French Club - 45 National Honor Society - 43 Music Apprecia- tion - 4g Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians - 35 Librarian - 3.4, G.A.A. - 4 Ambition: Teacher or Architectural Engineer Nickname: Nance MEADOWS, PAUL R.: Varsity L Club - 45 Hi-Fi Club 45 Football - 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball - 1,25 Track - 2,35 Buckeye Boys' State 1960 Ambition: Undecided Nickname: Rick o 'Y' MERCER, BRUCE: Band - 1,2 Ambition: Get Rich Quick MELICK, JOANN5 Hi-Fi Club - 3,45 Junior Achievement - 35 Chorus - 1 Ambition5 Secretary Nicknameg Jo if MOOMAW, DORIS JEAN: Hi-Fi Club '- 35 Chorus - 1 Ambition: Waitress or Secretary Nickname: Jeanie MILLS, JOHN MICHAEL: Varsity L - 45 Basketball - 1.2, 3, 45 Baseball - 1,25 Foot- ball - 15 Chorus - 1,25 Varsity Letter In Bas- ketball and Baseballg Member Of Regional Finalist Team ln Baseball - 2 Ambition: Go To College and Graduate Nickname: Vitamin D MYER, MARILYN GAY: F. H.A. - 1.25 Cho rus - 1,25 Band - 1,25 Yearbook Staff- 45 Student Journal Staff - 45 Science Fair Certi- ficate - 3 Ambition: Nursing School or College MYERS. IANET LOUISE: Chorus - 1.2, 35 Ohio Wesleyan University Festival Chorus - 35 National Honor Society - 45 County Honor Society - 45 School Bowling League - 3 Ambition: Become Successful Office Worker and Homemaker Nickname: Buttons NUTTER, CHARLOTTE PAULINE: Hi-Fi Club - 3. 45 G.A.A. - 3,45 Pep Club - 45 French Club Treasurer - 45 Music Apprecia- tion - 45 Chorus - 15 National Honor Soci- ety - 4 Ambition: Nurse Nickname: Chi Chi MYERS, DONARD EUGENE: Varsity L Club - 45 Football - 35 Football Manager 2,35 Chorus - 1 Ambition: Armed Forces Nickname: Dwarf REES, JOHN TENNEY Ambition: Make a Million Nickname: Tim PITZER, RUTH ANN: National Honor Soci- ety - 4g G.A.A. - 3, 4g County Honor Soci- ety - 3, 4g Music Appreciation - 4: Pep Club - 4g Chorus - 1,2. 35 Dramatics - 3g Yearbook Staff - 4g Girls' Ensemble - 1, 2g Class Offi- cer - 1, 3g Homecoming Candidate - 45 Stu- dent Iournal staff - 4g Essay Award C'Why I'm Proud To Be An American J - 3 Ambition: Nursing or College Nickname: Ruthie REYNOLDS. JUDY A.: Office Assistant - 1, 2 Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Judge SEX, MARY LOU: Lakewood Thespians - 4g G.A.A. ' 33 F.H.A. ' 2, Band ' 1,25 Cho- rus - 1, 2 Ambition: To Graduate Nicknameg Lu Lu SMITH, JANET SUSAN JANE: Hi-Fi Club - 3g French Club Vice-President - 4, G. A. A. - 3, 4, Pep Club - 4, Class Officer - 4, Lick- ing County Honor Society - 3, 4g National Honor Society - 4, Music Appreciation - 4g Chorus - 1, 2, 3,4 Ambition: College Graduate Nickname: Smitty SMITH, AGNES THERSA: Honor R011 - 1,2 Ambition: Secretary Nickname: Ag TURNER, PAT: Newark High, Granville I-Iighg Hi-Fi Club - 3, 45 G.A.A. - lg Girls' Baseball - lg Student Council - 1 Ambition: 'Bookkeeper and Singer Nickname: Dixie THORP, VIRGINIA LEE: F. H.A. - 3,4g G. A. A. - 3,45 Pep Club - 4g Girls' Basket ball Team - lg Girls' Softball Team - 2g Chorus - lg National Honor Society - 4 Ambition: Nurse or Clerical Worker Nickname: Ginny or Ginnybug Eff' . AN . 1 WALTERS, ELLEN KAY: French Club - 4g Music Appreciation - 4g Chorus - 1, 3g Li- brary Assistant - 3, 4g National Honor Soci ety - 4 Nickname: Elene s. ! 1-'a '77 ' M WEISS, SUSAN LYNN: G.A.A. Officer - 35 French Club - 45 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer - 3g Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 45 All County Chorus - 2, 45 Journal Staff - 45 Annual Staff 45 National Honor Society - 45 Buckeye Girls' State - 35 Homecoming Attendant - 35 All County Honor Society Ambition: Be College Graduate Vi iq' ' ' gh si ' v 'sf 'y Var ' W I ,y 5 ' an .ian fr NP' vt' X ' 'i 8 m bgww Iii. . Ag 5 ,' P W 1 x 'U x W 4 .I grim N' 1 I F ,N 0' xii.. ..'Q'W,vti. IA.. 4. UN, x Ns., ' . we WILSON, BARBARA ANN: French Club - 45 G.A.A. - 3,45 Hi-Fi Club - 3,45 MusicAp preciation - 45 Band - 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Award - 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Band - 45 Yearbook staff - 45 Student Journal staff - 45 Student Coun cil - 45 National Honor 'Society - 45 County Honor Society - 4 Ambition: Nurse Nicknameg Bob WILSON, CAROL ANN: Chorus - 1,25 Li brarian - 1 Ambition: Nurse ' of Z9 0,461 Time has passed quicklyg the year is 1981. At this time the hardworking turned more and more to reading the daily newspapers. Let us take a good look at such a pa- per. The most popular newspaper in this area is the Hilltop, a combination of the Columbus Dispatch, Citizen-Journal and Newark Advocate, On the front page, bold headlines announce the nomination of Kermit Jacks by the People's Party for President of the United States. As we read further on, we find that since graduation in '61, Kermit has been quite active in civic affairs. He has backed a nationwide movement to abolish alimony and divorces in the United States. Kermit believes that once a couple is married they should stay that way, besides, his wife is sueing for divorce and wants 50, 000 dollars in alimony. She is charging cruelty in the divorce, she claims Kermit laughs and sings in the shower. Of course we all know that the great American statesman, William Higgins, is running against Kermit. Bill, as his friends call him, has been very successful in the past ten years. His campaign slogan is, A chicken in every pot is one less for me to clean. Toward the bottom of the paper we read an article about the Father of the Year Award being presented to Mr. Robert Brands. Mr. Brands has been married for six years and has eight children, four sets of twins. On the next page we catch a short, but interesting article. It seems that the ele- vator at Marcy General Hospital was stuck between the maternity floor and the isolation ward for three hours last night. The elevator operator, Judy Appleman, came through the ordeal bravely and delivered a fine, new, six-pound sledge hammer to the carpen- ters on the roof. Next to the article about the elevator operator is another story telling about a doughnut war between Shirley Clarkston and John Kittel, It seems that Miss Clarkston and Mr. Kittel were co-owners of a large doughnut bakery until an argument developed between them over how wide the holes should be in their new deluxe doughnuts. They split up, and John has a bakery across from Shirley. In the world news we see that Lynn Colley is starting another revolt in Outer Mon- golia. Up to date she has started 14 rebellions in 7 different countries. Next year she hopes to journey to Mars and see if there are any suffering people there. Also we read that Heidi Borroway's Super High-Tone missile has mis-fired again after she goofed on the figures. The paper tells that the police are chasing a desperate bank robber who stole 825, 000 from the Plain City National Bank. The thief is described as being about 5'3 , weighing 105 lbs., having dark brown hair and eyes, wearing glasses, and going by the name of Skaggy Aggie in the underworld. The F. B. I. has arrested and convicted another notorious gangster named Ellen light-fingered Walters. So far she has made three sets of counterfeit plates. The police' are trying to connect her with that man-about-town, multi-millionaire Larry McCreary. No one seems to know where Larry's money comes from, but he has plenty of it. On the Chicago north side, Duchess Mclnturf and her right-armed girl, Virginia Dead-Eye Thorp have taken over the Duchess' 18th brewery, A big gambling ring has come into being in the New York area. We read that Ace Kennon, the ring leader, has been given quite a bit of trouble from a well-known re- formist, Anne Jones and her friend, Janet Myers, who are constantly raiding Ace's ring. 35 , r of 61 dy 62 For our graduation present this year, a few of the Senior class of '62 got together and, of all things, went on a trip to Hawaii and other islands, where we not only had a perfectly marvelous time, but saw many of this year's seniors. It seems like our 50th state's attractions haven't been praised too much, because everyone has been living and working there for awhile and all seem to just love all the sunny warm climate, the bright sandy beaches. We see John Bartee, the Hawaiian playboy, chasing the famil- iar hula girls, such as Tressa Cunningham, Marilyn Myer, Carol Wilson and Faye Lemmon and that sexy Mary Sex. But he stops to watch the beautifully tanned skiers, among them Julia Clay. As we stop to get some gasoline, we notice the sign which says Bruce Mercer and Rick Meadows, proprietors. We buy a newspaper and are on our way. Headlines are scientist Bill Higgins has now discovered a new type of rocket fuel, with some lovely photographs of him by Karen Holdbrook. The cartoon page by Peggy Brown and Ellen Walters is simply hysterical. The society page tells us the opera house was highlighted by Miss Anne Heston. Here is a special column of sports by Cliff Howison, who was a hunt-and-peck typist in school. Sports-wise, we also see continually the name of Sandra Dartt and Lynn Colley, because of their great basketball games. But they are nothing compared to the great kick-off by Gary Mattingly for the University of Hawaii. I see where a panty raid at the university was led by John Mills. I see where the pro- bate judge, Will Kennon, has arrested Larry McCreary again for drag racing through the Town Square of Honolulu. The Dear Jody column by Jo Anne Mauller has a special article this week about marriage counselor, Judy Appleman, and her opinions on the divorce situation. Admiral Bob Brands is commander of the submarines and has achieved the nick- name Tank. While eating inside the famous restaurant where Theresa Davis is a waitress, we notice she has a finger bandaged and is very careful of chipped ash trays. As we are leaving the restaurant, we are almost run over by Clifford Davis in his Fal- con trying to beat Carolyn Hamm's Thunderbird to the next stop. While in the park we see John Kittle and his bride, Shirley Clarkston, strolling along. Marilyn Bragg has her three-week-old baby there, showing him off. As we walk by the little huts, we see it is cleaning day for the housewives, Penny Blair, Carol Chesser, Mary Jo Felumlee, Jo Ann Melick and Agnes Smith. Next we took a tour of the hospital and met a charming intern, Dr. Alan Francis, with his assistants, Heidi Borroway, Charlotte Nutter and Ruth Pitzer. At the fashion show we see Sharon Loar modeling hairdos by Barb Jones, Janet Myers, and Doris Moomaw, while Linda Loehler, fashion consultant, describes the new fashions for the year. The tooth-paste commercial interrupts with a fill-in for Bucky Beaver, that smiling Ginny Hague. Next we see Deloris Gibson in a new highly dramatic series where she is thrown off a cliff by her loved one, and Larry Cass comes to investigate the case. 36 NIORS , 4 W1 Mm NWN X W' V p',,Qv5-QSM , ,1uW :gag ' Q,:'w,, WM , U f 4,9 - f y il V W! cl , if ' . .. W1 2 'N I' HQ:-'H ' , W ir JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Don Thorp, secretaryg Don Hoskinson, presidentg John Hogan. vice-presidentg Robbie Griffith, treasurer. These are the men who presided over all of the class meetings and helped the class to understand the responsibility of the junior class 467 The examples you have set and the work you have done have given the class of '62 a goal to shoot for. Your spirit, determination, and undying loyalty are the goals we must aim for. We hope that we too will be able to leave a favorable impression when we graduate next year. GOOD LUCK TO EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOUI 38 Ales, Jean Anderson, Jo Ellen Appleman, David Armstrong, Judy Bauman, Cease Charlton, Judith Brooker, Mike Bush, Margaret Clary, Linda Coleman, Margie Davis, Terry Davis, Thomas Dennis, Carol Dettre, Sherry DeVaul, Pat Eagle, Shirley Floyd, Mike Fulton, John Gartner, Lillian Gill, Eddie Compliments of STONEY S SOHIO Buckeye Lake Ohio Griffith, Robbie Hall, Steve Hamm, Dale Henry, Lewis Hogan, John Holtsberry, David Hoskinson, Don Hupp, Joan Keeran, Kenneth Kehlmeier, Robert Kirk, James Kissell, Rodney Kneller, Ruth Lilly, John Lingafelter, Carol y Mangold, David McMurray, Mary Sue Mohler, Connie Moore, Joe X Moore, Judy J Compliments of NEWARK ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY, Newark, Ohio 40 Neel, John Overbey, Larry Owen, Dick Papanek, Linda Parr, John Paulsen, William Penick, Virginia Penick, Vivian Peters, Janet Price, Harold Ramsey, Charles Roby, Sandra Rudolph, Gary Seymour, Mary Sheets, Shelia Shelly, William Slocumb, Marta Smith, Sharon Stambaugh, Kay Stidham, Joyce Compliments of NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS INC Minneapolis Minnesota A Stuthard, Sharon Swinehart, Larry Theado, Jay Thorp, Don Trimble, Cheryl Walters, Gary Weiss, Maria Wonders, Saundra Woolard, Judy Wright, William Zimmer, Sherri Fisher, Don Mitchell, Pat Sanford, James NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Bowman, Susan Campbell, Ronnie Romine, Avalee SOPH wi ROW 1 Raymond Amore Diana Banister Michael Barnhart Carol Billman ROW 2 James Billow Sondra Brockway Roger Brown Lovel Brunton ROW 3 Sandra Carlin Beverly Chidester Susan Clay Leona Cochran ROW 4 Hazel Collins Pearl Cook Nancy Cornell Bonita Davis ROW 5 Judy Dodrill Danny Eckard Ed Ellis Nick Embrey ROW 6 Marilyn Ford Paul Ford .4-nur ROW 1 Sandra Ford Shirley Gant Lena Gibson Candy Goff ROW 2 Betty Groseclose Donita Gutridge Patty Hess Bill Heston ROW 3 Sandy Hilton Lynn Holman Tom Janks Sherri Johnson ROW 4 Charles Jones Patty Jones Mary Kneller Bill Lemon ROW 5 Rick Livingston Norman Maybury Joyce Michaels Janet Moore ROW 6 Kathryn Moore Earline Morehouse ROW 1 Rick Morrison Marjorie Morrow Patty Myer James Neel ROW 2 Shirley Nethers Gary Pace Joann Parr Diane Penick ROW 3 Danny Petrey David Phillips Patty Priest Mildred Prior ROW 4 Jerry Richter Betty Rornine Connie Rotruck Dale Santee ROW 5 Elaine Seymour Anna Sheets Janice Sloter Patty Storer ROW 6 Danny Swartz Cheryl Teets ROW 1 Shirley Tessler Janet Walters Charles Warrington Louise Weiss ROW 2 Sherry Willard Terry Williams Judy Woolard Bill Mclnturf ROW 3 Ellen Stevens Dalene Dasher Shirley Martin NOT PHOTOGRAPHED Dawn Fenton Don Fisher Richard Hancock Gary Killworth 3355? f, l. John Black and Virginia Thorp 2. Carolyn Hamm 3. Tressa Cunning- ham 4. Lynn Colley 5. Mary Fo Felumlee 6. Chi-Chi Nutter 7. Bar bara Wilson 8. Marilyn Myers 9. Ginny Haue 10. Ellen Walters 11. Donard Myers 12. Carol Wilson 13, Joanne Mauller 14. Susan Weiss and Anne Heston 15. Linda Koehler 16. Janet Smith Compliments of VERN KRIER, Columbus, Ohio 48 .gifs a Take tzme to dfeam It 15 the mad to greater wfzon. E ' e K4 M ' ex ... ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: ROW 5 . Allen, C. Anderson, B. Baker, J. Barnes, P. Barnes, R. Bates. Baughman, S. Beaver, J. Blythe, B. Broceus, B. Brown, D. Brunton. . Butler, V. Butler, C. Charlton, R. Church, C. Clark, J. Clevenger. Cornelison, D. Crawford, T. Darling, J. Daubenmire, E. Davis, R. Davis Day, I. Dean, R. Dearth, D. Dernberger, R. Dodrill, B. Dove. 50 ROW lg J. Davis, W. Dudley Jr., A. Barnhart, B. Dupler, J. Dusthimer, D. Dutton ROW 2: J. Easton, R. Eskins, L. Farrow, M. Fisher, D. Ford, S. Francis. ROW 3: G. Franks, C. Frizzell, D. Griffith, D. Hanscel, P. Hare, S. Griffith. ROW 41 R. Hamer. E. Harris, M. Heimerl, E. Hensley, G. Hilton, P. Howell. ROW 53 S. Keller, D. Kitchen, K. Knight, L. Koehler, B. Lamp, L. Lee. 5I ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4: ROW 5 B. L. M. R. B. Linnabary, E. Lowery, S. Marshall, I. Martin, M. Martin, I. Gorley. Marzano, B. Mattingly, C. McCreary, D. McFarland, M. McFarland, R. Meade Mercer, B. Miller, K. Moomaw, B. Harmon, M. Moreland, L. Myers. Newmann, R. Overbey, W. Parkinson. J. Prior, R. Reider, M. Roberts. Rotruck, R. Ann Ruthledge, J. Sanders, M. Lyle, T. Rogers. Compliments of WILLIAM E. CRAIG, Yearbook Advisor . 52 ROW 15 G. Shell, N. Shrider, I. Skidmore, S. Skinner, G. Smith, N. Smith. ROW 2: S. Smith, W. Smith, B. Snider, S. South, S. Soward, N. Stidham. i rf s Q 'li' ' I' Y IN I F 1 fe,l .Q is 4 Il ':'.4 ROW 3: D. Strobel, T. Thornton, M. Trimble, S. Vannoy, C. Varner, E. Waites. ROW 4: R. Walters, O. Weiss, D. Wilson, J. Wilson, S. Winkhaus, D. Woolley. ROW 55 M. Zelein, L. Zimmer, J. Sheets, F. Harmon, D. Pace, P. Rey. Compliments of PENNINGTON BREAD, Washington C. H. , Ohio 53 ',,ax Iv' ' 'l 'Il 'th ,,. X is f s if: t , l sfsl .5 req, Q 1. Janet Myers 2. Peggy Brown 3. Nancy Hoskinson 4. Sandra Dartt 5. Judy Reynolds 6. Judy Appleman 7. Bruce Mercer 8, Heidi Borro- way 9. Barbara Jones 10. Ioan Burgess 11. Sharon Loar 12. Carol Sue Chesser 13. Alice Earhart 14. Nancy Mclnturf Compliments of STRAIT AND LAMP LUMBER CO. , Hebron, Ohio 54 Take time to laugh- It if the mmic 0f the Jon! ZZ gan! ROW lg V.Per1ick, V. Penick, C. Dennis, J. Peters. D. Penick, R. Kneller. ROW 2: S. Sheets, M. Bush, B. Wilson, C. Chesser, L. Byrd, L. Dickey, M. Seymour. ROW 3: I. Black, D. Dernberger, I. Bartee, V. Hague, S. Brockway, L. Cass, S. Griffith. 'Ex ,f CHARLES E. TEWKSBARY - Band director at Lakewood High School Compliments of SNIDERS MEATS, Etna, Ohio 56 gnu! ROW 1, 1. to r.: D. Gutridge, S. Beaver, J. Gorley, S. Winkhaus, D, Strobel, P. Howell, M. Fisher, S. Griffith, J. Daubenmire, J. Blythe, J, Sheets, D. Penick, A. Sheets, Mr. Tewksbary, Director. ROW 2: R. Harner, D. Dernberger, C. Dennis, B Wilson, C. Chesser, C. Hamm, L. Gartner, M. Slocumb, J. Peters, V. Penick, M. McMurray, V, Penick, L. Byrd. ROW 3, B. Romine, R. Amore, J. Black, C. Clark L. Zimmer, J, Bartee, V. Hague, L. Marzano, N. Shrider, C. Mohler, M. Kneller, R. Kneller. ROW 4: M. Seymour, S. Brockway, M. Bush, S, Sheets, P. Hess, M, Morrow, S, Hilton, J. Charlton, S. Zimmer, D. Ford, J, Dusthimer, L. Dickey, L. Cass. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS ROW 1: L. Byrd, C. Hamm, B. Wilson, C. Chesser, ROW 2: V. Hague, J. Bartee, L. Cass, L. Dickey. J. Black. Compliments of WALTER'S CHEVROLET AND SALES, Hebron, Ohio 57 Head, Lillian Gartner, Linda Byrd, Janet Peters, Mary Sue McMurray. Q SEATED, left to right: Ellen Walters. Judy Appleman, Heidi Borroway, Alice Earhart. STANDING, left to right: Ruth Pitzer, Carol Sue Chesser, Barbara Wilson, Ann Jones, Linda Byrd, Carolyn Hamn, Nancy Mclnturf. Q I O ' E Iii - Left to right: Heidi Barroway, Sharon Bounds, Bill Mattingly, Barbara Jones, Susan Weiss, Benjamin Brown, Joan Burgess, Ginny Hague, Anne Heston, Janet Smith, Chris Anderson, and Milly Prior, accompanist. I FIRST ROW, left to right: Sonnie Soward, Rosemary Newman, Benjamin Brown, Bill Lemon, Bill Mattingly, David Ford, Chris Anderson, SECOND ROW: Sandra Carlin, Linda Gibson, Patty Hare, Kathryn Moore, Starlet Beaver, Priscilla Howe, Melody Martin, Mildred Mercer, Annetta Barnhart, THIRD ROW: Sharon Bounds, Heidi Barroway, Sherry Griffith, Diane Kitchen Mary Fisher, Carol Allen, Margie Marrow, Millie Prior, Earline Morehouse. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Jones, Susan Weiss, Bonnie Baker, Joyce Michaels, Janie Daubenmire, Sondra Brockway, Susan Clay, Marilyn Ford, Janet Moore FIFTH ROW: Jack Skidmore, Judy Blythe, Virginia Hague, Joan Burgess, Janet Smith, Anne Heston, Nancy Mclnturf, Eileen Lowery, Patty Myer, and Jeanette Clevenger. 59 Z cc dl e an Z FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mr. Meckley fadvisorj, J. Armstrong, A. Earhart fpresi- dentj, B. Wilson, B. Jones, SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: N. Shrider, C. Clark, L. Marzano, J. Hogan ftreasurerj, B. Wright qvice-presidentjg THIRD ROW, 1, to r.: P. Priest, P. Hess, N. Cornell, S. Bounds fsecretaryy, H. Borroway. fill- Left to right: Heidi Borroway, Bill Wright, and Alice Earhart. COUNCIL'S SKIT SCIENCE FAIR COUNCIL'S SKIT -CY Compliments Of HULL'S WALLPAPER, PAINT, SPORTING GOODS, Newark, Ohio 60 . . FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: Mrs. Gelfer fadvisorj, J. Smith, I. Appleman, A. Jones Qsecretaryj, A. Earhart, B. Wilson, J. Burgess, B. Jones qpresidentj, Mr. Schimmel qadvisorj. SECOND ROW, l. to r.: E. Walters, L. Colley, N. Mclnturf, R. Pitzer ftreasurerj, S. Clarkston, L. Papanek, S. Bounds, H. Borroway, J. Hogan qvice-presidentj. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: K. Holdbrook, C. Dennis, P. DeVau1, S. Eagle, J. Myers, S. Weiss, C. Nutter, N. Hoskinson, D. Hoskinson. gleam ' -F A M.. FIRST ROW, 1. to r.: I. Armstrong, J. Smith, A. Earhart, B. Wilson, J. Burgess, B. Jones, B Higgins. SECOND ROW, 1. to r.: C. Dennis, V. Hague, N. Mclnturf, R. Pitzer, S. Bounds, H. Borroway, I. Hogan. THIRD ROW, 1. to r.: P. DeVau1, S. Eagle, I. Myers, S. Weiss, N Hoskinson, D. Hoskinson. Compliments of BARRY'S SPORTING GOODS, Columbus, Ohio bl ROW 1, 1. to r.: Charlotte Nutter, Kay Stambaugh, Saundra Wonders, Jo Anderson Shirley Eagle, Lynn Colley, Judy Armstrong, Candy Goff. ROW 2: Linda Marzano Linda Zimmer, Barbara Dupler, Diane Strobel, Cheryl Winkhouse, Nancy Shrider, Carol Clark, Marta Slocumb, Janice Sheets. ROW 3: Barbara Wilson, Ruth Pitzer, Theresa Davis, Janet Smith, Jo Smith, Mary Jo Felumlee, Linda Papanek, Paulette Ray, Sheila Sheets. Below: The G, A. A. had their party at a game. Above: A little bit of Above: G, A, A, everything is done in chorus girls G. A. A. Compliments of ALLEN R. HOUSE, INSURANCE, Hebron, Ohio 62 1 , I 71 am ' ROW 1, 1. to r.: Mrs. Huth, Virginia Penick, Vivian Penick, Margie Coleman, Linda Koehler, Judy Woolard, Marsha Cochran, Patty Mitchell. ROW 2: Barbara Broceus, Diane Kitchen, Carol Clark, Diana Banister, Janet Sloter, Candy Goff, Sharon Smith, Carol Lingafelter, Diane Penick. ROW 3: Shirley Gant, Sandra Carlin, Ruthann Rutledge, Janet Walters, Judy Woolard, Sherri Dettre, Shirley Nethers, Leona Cochran, Janet Peters. ROW 4. Mary Jo Felumlee, Marta Slocumb, Elaine Seymour, Cheryl Teets, Jo Ann Parr, Marilyn Ford, Cynthia McCreary, Christine Charlton, Sherri -.1 ,W Below: Members learn from a guest speaker. Above: F. H. A. members working hard on a project. Above: While others work one member is busy read- ing paper. 'r-K . Nm, .is X .. Compliments of THE DONUT HOLXE, Newark, Ohio 63 P04 ROW 1, left to right: D. Strobel, C. Clark, L. Zimmer. S. Winkhaus, D. Kitchen, S. Griffith, M. Myer. ROW 2: C. Mohler, S. Sheets, S. Carlin, P. Myer, B. Broceus, L. Holman, R. Pitz er, M. Cochran. ROW 3: M. McMurray, L. Papanek, K. Stambaugh, D. Penick, E. Seymour, B. Dupler, I. Armstrong, I. Woolard. ROW 4: B. Wilson, L. Marzano, S. Skinner, J. Paar, S. Ford, C. Wilson, I. Reynolds, N. Hoskinson, M. Coleman. ROW 51 I. Smith, B. Jones, S. Weiss, S. Bounds, A. Heston, C. Nutter, J. Burgess, V. Hague, P. DeVaul. RF O ROW 1, l. to r.: CAdvisorJ Mr. Howard. B. Lemon, B. Heston, E. Gill, J. Kirk, J. Lilly, I. Paar, B. Brands. ROW 2: D. Myers, D. Holtsberry, C. Bauman, B. Shelly, G. Walters, R. Griffith, L. McQuaid, M. McFarland, D. Thorp. ROW 3: R. Meadows, I. Bartee, I. Fulton, L. McCreary, J. Mills, G. Pace, B.Paulsen, T. Davis, G. Mattingly. Compliments of JULIS', INC. . Hebron, Ohio 64 ew ROW 1: J. Appleman, N. Mclnturf, V. Hague, S. Bounds, J. Smith, C. Nutter, N. Hoskinson, A. Earhart, B. Wilson. ROW 2: A. Heston, B. Jones, Mrs. McClelland, H. Borroway, S. Weiss, E. Walters. A. Jones, fa entrgn med Citad je I C they Com B llffa 10 S tation at lg-W dWHy,n.omNh O FI'O11l-enac trjp bu-ire e fiv glad in Fo EI. C anad. 1,30 pl'Oy1de e Fllgveje Qterta D 1'-9 112 men I I1-3 17743 Ca W Vgl th '77e . r 'I Citadel ougb fun fe de EHJO up ,3 Hel V01-it 16 p . e foo ali' ds ' fa Pop 011 cly cokes S Girls present favorite Bazaar helps raise Ub can and Cards fellow-boarder with money for trip, gift- Compliments of ouas SERVICE STATION, Hebron, ohio 65 it if SW! FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Jones, Nancy Hoskinson, Fay Lemmon, Anne Heston, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Myer, Barbara Wilson, Peggy Brown, Jo Ellen Anderson, Ruth Pitzerg THIRD ROW: Lynn Holman, Mr. Craig, advi- sor, Al Francis, Gary Mattingly, and Susan Weiss. Two journalism students, Susan Weiss and Annette Blankenship, are busy working on class assignments fpicture on lefty. fTo the rightj, three interprising students, Anne Heston, Lynn Holman and Ruth Pitzer, put their heads together and come up with a swell idea for the magazine, 'Ev ma,-. Eg, I' e 14 4 SEATED, 1. to r.: I. Appleman, N. Mclnturf, B. Jones, S. Weiss, N. Hoskinson, A. Jones, C. Nutter. STANDING, 1. to r.: B. Dupler, D. Penick, I. Armstrong, R. Eskins, S. Skinner, Mrs. Billet fdirector ofthe libraryj, N. Cornell, D. Brunton, D. Pace, M. McFarland, E. Walters. 0 I rf 4 c 4 , c o e 4 Z cz an Z 4 Left to right: J. Reynolds, Mrs. Bole Qsecretaryj, M. Felumlee, J Myers. Compliments of COLUMBUS GLOVE MANUFACTURE, Columbus, Ohio 67 4 4 6 'L ll ANIE DAUBENMIRE JULIA CLAY RUTH PITZER LINDA KOEHLER Friday, October 7, the Lakewood Lancers had their annual homecoming game and dance. During half-time of the game against Watkins-Memorial, Linda Koehler was named homecoming queen, She was crowned by co-captains Cliff Howison and Gary Mattingly. Her attendants were seniors, Julia Clay and Ruth Pitzerg junior, Mar- sha Cochrang sophomore, Candy Goff, and freshman, Janie Daubenmire. Later at the dance, held in the Hebron gym, Linda was again crowned, The J. P. Combo furnished the entertainment for the dancers. One sad note: Lakewood lost 19-'7. Compliments of the STATE CHEMICAL SALES COMPANY, Columbus, Ohio 68 They could have danced all night at julia, Linda, Ruth, Janie, Candy and the Homecoming festivities. Marsha share the honors. 7 . fl At the dance Queen Linda Koehler and escort occupy the throne. Co-captains Cliff Howlson and Gary Mattingly crown the queen during half- time. Compliments of HEBRON HARDWARE, Hebron, Ohio 69 O The Christmas Dance was held in the Lakewood cafeteria, the first dance at Lake- wood. The king was Gary Mattingly and his date was Nancy Hoskinson. Other mem- bers ofthe court were senior, Cliff Howisong junior, John Parrg sophomore, Jerry Rich- ter: and freshman, Ed Davis. This dance was sponsored by the junior class. Cabovej The Valentine Dance was held on February 17 at the Hebron Gym. The queen was Judy Woolard, junior, and the king was Jim Neel, sophomore. The other queen attendants were Theresa Davis, seniorg Margie Marrow, sophomoreg and Sherrie Griffith freshman, The King's court included John Black, seniorg David Mangold, juniorg and Steve Francis, freshman. fbelowj ltd P45 ' During one of the pep sessions, the Lakewood varsity cheer- leaders go into a huddle and come up with a hilarious football scene to entertain the student body. At another pep session the school band plays to a roaring student body as the school spirit runs high. 7I I sys , x t ,, .x. 13113. o 4 . sa 3 Zhu Interested students in Mr. Gawronski's zoology class study minute organisms through microscopes. owe ' Nimble-fingered home ec students start by cutting pieces of material into stran e sha es and sizes and end u with lovel 8 P P Y creations. 4 5 ,msn 4. ' 714 Industrial art students go over plans and put together finished projects. ,4-zz Another modern art class wishing they could be way out out of class, that is. th 6 73 Vwzde Mfwvuf Mrs. Billet, the librarian, and the library offering of books for circulation. Students use the library for reference work and study -N, qw 1346 ' Everyone stands in line before he can eat. As the day ends, Gary warts for his girl who arrives late as usual. Compliments of HOWARD STUDIO, Newark, Ohio 74 .1 X T F Xi , Xe ,, 5 T 'I' rg 5 ,Q Vx. Q .5 N-M, Q I X l Y u Q ,T X . There are problems with lockers . . . ' TT -e I - I too messy or s too tall. There are always lunchtime and between class loiterers. 'I H H H and so is the honor study hall at noon. 74: S 7545! Jw- tg' AL, Compliments of SMITTY'S MARINE, Buckeye Lake, Ohio 75 The cafeteria is crowded with busy people, Q nd av! ax! we To go or not to go. Strike one, gO Albkof If Let's go bowling We also have boys' phys. ed. Compliments of CLARK'S RESTAURANT, Jacksontown, Ohio 76 vos? 10 O QN U 341: ' what figures are HWY Smdymg? :ally It cou1dn't be that interesting! A11 right, Al, back to the books. be 1, 07014, e Qflb' c Meet the hunters and peckers fu Y J H if 3, t of the typing class. 09' OQY zxffgb . 'X K9 wosgxq gfuxoe 'b' , Q9 77 01726 Zip ofa ff , 1 we om ' FIRST ROW: John Black, Clarence Schimmel, Mike Floyd, Bill Higgins, John Bartee, Larry Cass, Bill Kennon. SECOND ROW: Tom Thornton, Janet Moore, Cheryl Trimble, Kay Stam- baugh, Susan Clay, Sondra Brockway, Marilyn Ford, Janet Peters, Mrs. Martha Jameson, direc- tor, Anna Sheets, Mary Lou Sex. Anna Sheets looks on, shocked as Nancy Mclnturf huddles over Bill Higgins and Susan Clay takes care of John Bartee. Mary Lou Sex and Tommy Thornton watch. The play cast is in a merry mood as they take their bows, Farmer Larry Cass tells Mike Floyd of his plan to go to California while Cheryl Trimble listens in the background. Compliments of HEBRON REXALL DRUGS, Hebron, Ohio 78 KO a You me GV 6' get D1 516399 Hey . 1 In? g l'1S, Who just Walked I1 Usa gd 'Nea nfl: OW ds e Sffetcb fl 17 Ose 1 X suggest X109 3 Y Kona? Xanax' W O 3 we mesa N 1' 41106 lfqees . are A ' Zorro I1 sum. 10014 qulckl Coffey. forgot X115 mask' Complimen ts of STRUCTURELITE, Hebro 79 n, Ohio Cliff Howison buys a cat at The book fair is a successl The pep band toots at the the French Bazaar. tourney! Janet Smith explains an income tax problem in P. O. D. She is standing with no shoes on a desk so she can reach the problem. The National Honor Society officers - president, Barbara Jones, vice-presi- dent, John Hogan, secretary, Anne Jones, and treasurer, Ruth Pitzer - sign the charter, Black Friday! I Seniors mourn Seniors stand up and cheer The chili supper is one step when grade cards are given, at their last pep session. toward Quebec for the French Club. Compliments of NEWARK TRUCK SALES, INC. , Newark, Ohio 80 PRUJECT 'AREAS .anmw iowm' zontnsv lstnnNoMv:tAm'H smtwct -, HEALTH-CAFE. HEMISTY-R-82 :PHYSICS-R-B! , I ti mimi: D. Phillips, D Science fair has many areas. Sci- Chemistry and physics ger and L. Myers display entists are poor spellersl projects on display at projects at science fair. Science Fair. The Lakewood band celebrates a football victory by throwing confetti ,ig 7 i At the athletic banquet A ril 15 seven ' I 1 , P . trophies were given. Left to right: B. Lemon - improved football player, D. Hoskinson - scholar athlete, G. - valuable football player, B. Paulsen - valuable-lineman ffootballj, G. Walters improved basketball player, J, Richter - valuable basketball player, J, Kirk - val uable back ffootballj. Miss Rinehart and Miss Garri- Beatniks play cards, too! The beatniks really dig Miss son play bongos at senior beat- Rinehart's way-out poetry. nik party. Compliments of FRIEND'S QUICK CLEAN SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY, Buckeye Lake, Ohio BI S746 gunior Cijfuu of farfewoorl 3696 SCM! requeata Mc lvfeaaure of your uurrlruuu at tire gunior-Senior Wruu ou Saturday, 53017 twentietn nineteen hurulr-er! aixty our at nine fcfocf in tae evenin? sm, cefur rivezvarf, Qffio ments of EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION, Jacksonto 82 Compliments of BEECH RIDGE MOTEL, Buckeye Lake, Ohio 83 Left: Dr. H. IaMarr Rice, Denison University, ad- dresses 1961 graduates and guests, Right: Student speaker Ioan Burgess, seems in- tent on making a point clear to her audience! Left: It was a rare mo- ment for Mr. Larry Weiss, President of the Lake- wood Board of Education, as he presents his daughter Susan, her diploma. Right: Student speaker, Nancy Hoskinson, seems to be saying: Whew, am I glad that's over with at last! Compliments of LARRY'S DRUG STORES, Newark Ohio 84 Y A Above: Valedictorian Alice Earhart and salutatorian Nancy Hoskinson receive their respective awards for scholastic achievement from Principal Richard Meckley. Below: Bill Higgins, recipient later of the Below: Front row graduates anxiously await S. J. Weiss scholarship grant, is here re- being called onto the stage to receive di- ceiving the Best Citizen award from Prin- plomas - at long last! cipal Richard Meckley. ,je- ' gf , X - f 1 K f ' N X 3 , f 'C K' 5 Z1 Compliments of ROBERT E. LAMP, Contractor, Hebron, Ohio 85 all ts P' is BARBARA JONES, Attendant 'L AGNES SMITH, Queen ALICE EARHART , G Attendant ,f SUSAN WEISS, Attendant JOAN BURGESS, CAROL SUE CHESSER Attendant Attendant Compliments of I, G, A, , Hebron, Ohio 86 ATHLETI CLIFF HOWISON co-captain 1' n A 1 2-.5 fi ? Exi f ' 12 f f X 1,2 RICK MEADOWS DONARD MYERS .,...,..,..-.--V WE THEY O Crooksville 30 C o L.U. 25 2 1 f , N, . -,' X 1 ' 5 Uma 5 E a C 6 Granville 32 Q 7 Watkins 16 3 Q. ' 22 Summit sta. 48 2 3. , , 1 o B. 1. s. 12 55333 6 Iohns town 6 if 'iff .325 ihifif' iw, 5 1 is Q he 12 Lick. Valley o 33Eg55g.fffQ,1if'f 4, 3 GARY MATTINGLY co-captain 6 Z 6. 0 'L LARRY MCCREARY 1 6 - fi 2 5 M-N . I e A EWEE 1 ' K -gk, . '- 1.27 ', 5E'f'rQ-fin? 'Ai 'D f 2 Q '55 ': , EEE1 in E 1 m fag EN 1 e f 1 V 1 KJ, 6 XX ,. 1 f - Y if ' 3Qf1fs5i A is TOM DAVIS Compliments of FITCH BROTHERS, Hebron, Ohio 88 t ii FRONT ROW: Myers, Davis, Parr, Paulsen, Howison fco-captainy, Mattingly foo-captainj, Meadows, McCreary, M. McFarland. SECOND ROW: Roberts, D. McFarland, Theado, Bil- low, Gill, Griffith, Wright, Lemon, McQuaid. THIRD ROW: Holtsberry, Shell, Francis, Thorp Bauman, Kirk, Anderson, Kehlmeier, J. Davis and P. Ford. ALL-COUNTY MEMBERS Gary Mattingly, senior, ,Tim Kirk, junior, Bill Paulsen, junior. Compliments of LICKING COUNTY FARM BUREAU, Newark, Ohio 89 Z' FRONT ROW, left to right: Jerry Richter, Don Hoskinson. Don Thorp, Eddie Gill man agers Jim Sanford and David Holtsberry. SECOND ROW, left to right: Coach Van Noy Al Francis, Bill Shelly, co-captains John Bartee and John Lilly, Gary Walters, John Mills Liberty Union Pleasantville Johnstown Millersport Utica Reynoldsburg Licking Valley Pickerington Licking Valley Bladensburg THEY Northridge North 58 Fredricktown 46 Granville '76 Licking Heights 85 Watkins Memorial 69 Hopewell 83 Northridge South 47 BIS 47 TOURNAMENT Northridge South 41 Licking Heights Johnstown Compliments of LEMON HARDWARE, Hebron, Ohio 90 DON HOSKINSON, junior scholar - athlete of year. GARY MATTINGLY, senior Most valuable football player. JERRY RICHTER, sophomore Most valuable basketball player. 1960-61 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES ' JOHN LILLY, junior All-county basketball team. BILL PAULSEN, junior Most valuable lineman. BILL LEMON, sophomore Most improved football player. JIM KIRK, junior Most valuable back. GARY WALTERS, junior Most improved basketball player, Compliments of THE JACK HARTIN AGENCY, Hebron, Ohio 9I I ! FRONT ROW: Jim Neel fmanagery, Bill Lemon, Ronnie Walters, Bill Heston, Richard Hancock Gary Pace Cmanagerj. SECOND ROW: Larry Swinehart, Charles Jones, Jene Davis, Ed Davis, Steve Francis. Joyce Michaels, Candy Goff, Sondra Brockway, Donita Gutridge, Nancy Shrider, Jane Dauben- mire. Compliments of HEBRON MILLING CO. , Hebron, Ohio 92 GINNY HAGUE NANCY HOSIQNSON JOAN BURGESS acuity Nancy Hoskinson, captaing Ginny Hagueg Judy Woolardg Margie Coleman, co-captaing Patty DeVau1g Marsha Cochran fmissing from picture, Joan Burgessj. Q Q r x 0 , L s . - Ni - J, irg I . F ff A r l , 3 Y 'v i .. I 'x JUDY WOOLARD MARGIE COLEMAN PATTY DGVAUL MARSHA COCHRAN 93 ?0!f7eam ROW 1: Bob Lamp, Bob Brands, and Bill Heston. ROW 2: John Hogan, Charles Jones, Robbie Griffith, John Lilly, and Dick Owens, 2 7mm ROW 1: Jim Sanford, mgr. g Jim Neel, mgr.g Ben Brown, Jim Kirk, Lewis Henry, Chris Anderson, Ron Walters, and Gary Pace. ROW 2: Coach Walt Gawronski, Gary Walters, Bill Paulsen, Joe Sanders, Steve Hall, Bill Shelly Jene Davis, Don Thorp and Bill Lemon. Compliments of SOUND AND SIGHT CO. , Columbus, Ohio 94 JIM KIRK, junior Most valuable baseball player. tm? DALE HAMM, junior Most valuable track player. 4-.gr ,Sf ei? .gijzr I xi .,v,- 5' X r.- DON THORP, junior Most improved baseball player, I DAVID HOLTSBERRY, junior Most improved track player. i , 4 fir ' -4 'i' Compliments of JOSEPH BAKER AND ASSOCIATION, Newark, Ohio 95 6409 ROW 1: Bill Miller, Terry Williams, Tom Janks, Eddie Ellis, Jim Billows, Gary Mattingly, John Bartee, Rick Morrison, Dave Holtsberry, and Don I-los kinson. ROW 2: Coach Howard, John Parr, Jim Wilson, Mike McFarland, John Mills, Bruce Mercer, Richard Hancock, Dale Hamm, John Fulton, and manager, Rod Kissell. 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