Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

THE 1964 LYONS ROAR Ed Studenka, receiving the key from Mr. Shaffer, realizes that this end is only the beginning of a search for individual accomplishment. published by SENIORS OF LYONS VILLAGE SCHOOL Lyons, Ohio Advisor; Miss Ruth Myers DEDICATION Standing: Mr. Richard Basich Seated: Mr. Virgil McGlamery We. the Class of 1964. take this opportunity to show our appreciation to these two men. by dedicating this annual to them. With their time. help, and effort, our high school years have taken form. So to you, Mr. Mc- Glamery. who gave us the foundation and start, both scholastically and activity-wise, for high school; and to you, Mr. Basich, who urged and proddea us throughout these past two years, we gratefully say thank-you. SENIORS Profiles of Courage would perhaps be an appropriate phrase for the class of 1964. We look with courage into the future with new visions in our scope. For some of us it means more schooling, for others it means a family and home of our own, but for all of us this change is a new phase of our lives. Our carefree teen years are fast fading into adulthood and responsibility is gaining more meaning than ever before. Yes, it’s been great fun and work, but these good times are ones we will always remember. ED PAWLICKI, President A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest man. F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, F. F. A. Officer 2, 3,4, F. H. A. King 4; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Class officer 4; Senior Scholarship Tests 4; Parliamentary Procedure District Judging Team 3; Boy's State Represent- ative 3. CHARLENE MANN, Treasurer Folks say I'm bashful, but my friends know better. ” F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4. F. H. A. Officers 3, 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 2, 3,4; Cheerleading Club 1, 2,3; F. H. A. County Officer 4. JACK HINKLE, Vice-President Life is a game of sports with time out for daung. Chorus 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3. 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4, Adver- tising Manager 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Class Officer 4; Senior Scholarship Tests 4; All County Basketball Team 3, 4. JAMES MANN, Secretary Be sure you are right—then go ahead. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Rifle Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 2.3; Basketball 1,2; Junior Play 3; Class Officer 2,4; Senior Scholarship Tests 4; Parlimentary Procedure Team 1,2, 3,4; F. F. A, District Livestock Judging Team 3. SHARON DOWNING Modesty and silence are the best ornaments of women. F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2; District Band Competition 1,2; State Band Competition 2; Pep Club 1,2.3; Junior Play 3; Librarian 3,4 JEANN1E NOLAN A woman’s heart, like the moon is always changing, but there is always a man in it. F.H.A. 1.2,3; Lionette 1.3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Cheerleader 2; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Librarian 3. SHARON BORLAND Generally speaking. I'm generally speaking F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 3; Chorus 4; Pep Club 1,2,3. Aim high and hold your aim. F.F.A. 1,2,3.4' F.F. A. Officer 2,3,4; Rifle Club 1,2, 3.4; Basketball I; Track 1.2. 3; Junior Play 3; Class Officer 2; Senior Scholarship Tests 4; District Livestock Judg- ing Team 3; Parliamentary Procedure Team 1.2.3.4. CHARLES KELLER I'm content to move in my own way. Pep Club 2,3, Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball I, 3.4; Track 1,3; Junior Play 3; Senior Scholarship Tests 4. KAY DERBY Life is short and so am I. F.H.A. 1.2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; Lionette 1.4; All County Band 2; Chorus 4; District Band Competition 1,2. 3,4; State Band Competition 2; All Ohio Band 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Annual Editor 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 3; Librarian 2,3; District State Scholarship Test I. GAIL PATTERSON Hitch your wagon to a star, hold your seat and there you are.” F.H.A. 1.2,3; Lionette 3; Pep Club 1.2,3; Junior Play 3; Paper Staff 4. BURTON WAYNE RUPLE Hard work never did agree with me.” F.F.A. I,2.3,4; Rifle Club 1,2; Pep Club 1.2. GLENN ALBERT RADCLIFFE I don't know where I'm going but I’m on my way.” Pep Club 1,2.3; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Track 1.2. 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 3.4. K SANDRA HINKLE A live wire never gets stepped on. F.F.A. Sweetheart 4, F.H.A. I,2.3.4; Band 1.2,3,4; Chorus 4; District Band Competi- tion 1.2.3,41 State Band Competition 2; Band Officer 4; Pep Club 1.2.3; Cheerleader 2,3.4; Jun or Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Annual Editor 4; Class Officer 2,3; Senior Scholar- ship Tests 4; Librarian 1.2,3; Cheerleading Club 1.2.3. YVONNE HAMILTON The only way to have a friend is to be one. F.H.A. 1.2,3,4; Pep Club I. GEORGE POCHAY What I must do is all that concerns me and not what people think. F.F.A. 1.4; F.F.A. Officer 3.4; Rifle Club 1.4; Chorus 4; Pep Club I; Senior Scholar- ship Tests 4. SUE SULLINS If talking will get me anywhere, I'll certain- ly go a long way.” F.H.A. 1.2,3,4, F.H.A. Officer 2,3; State Homemaker 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Lionette 1,2.3; Chorus 4; District Band Compe- tition i,2,3,4; State Band Competition 2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader I; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Senior Scholar- ship Tests 4. MOISES SERNA, JR. Don’t let your studies interfere with your education. F.F.A. 1,2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2.3; Track 1,2; Class Officer I. DANIEL KAHLE If silence were golden, he would be rich. Pep Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2; Junior Play 3. MARY LEAL Life is what you make it. F.H.A. 1.2,3. ROS ALEE FLEMING The happiest part of life is life itself. ” F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3,4, Lionette 1, 2,3; All County Band 1,2, District Band Competition 1,2,3,4, State Band Competition 2; Chorus 4; Band Officer 1; Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3,4, Paper Editor 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Senior Scholarship Tests 4; Librarian 2, 3; Betty Crocker Award 4. NANCY WHITTECAR She's quiet, but we supect she has a lighter side. F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4, F.H.A. Officer 2; Chorus 1, 2,3,4, District Chorus Com- petition 1,2, 3, State Chorus Compet- tition 2; Librarian 4. ABRIGAIL DEBACKER The longest way around is the best way home F.H.A. 1,2.3. SHARON DOUBLE Women never truly command until they have given their promise to obey. F. H. A. 1,2, 3; Band 1; Chorus 1,2, 3; Pep club 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 1,2, 3. ROBERT DUCKETT The lazier a man is the more he intends to do tomorrow. F.F.A. 4; Band 1,2; Chorus 4; District Band Competition 1,2; State Band Com- petition 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1; Paper Staff 3; Senior Scholarship Tests 4. LINDA DOUBLE Has sidled for many and loved but one. Pep Club 1,2. I UNDERCLASSMEN Another year has passed and it is time to take another step up the ladder. For some of you that step is in grade school, or Junior High, and for others. High School. What- ever level, enjoy it and use the step wisely. We hope you will store many memories and profit from your years at Lyons. Pam Arnold President fi aNHEHk Joyce Reigel Vice-President Linda Shavalier Secretary ft r Linda Gleckler Treasurer ■ IL •v M K t tih.fKjb 38 Charles Allwood Beverly Boger Linda Borland David Boyd Judy Case Gene Clausen Larry Clymer Ireta Copeland Roger DeBacker John Dewey John Eddy Mary Fowler Linda Griffin Doris Hable Rodney Hochstetler Paul Kahle Richy Klein Tyrone McCarthy Ed McCance Cheryl Miller Lois Peebles Phyllis Puehler Margy Rapp Charles Salkowski Linda Schroeder Glenda Shavalier Terry Seegert Sharon Tedrow Mike Tredway JUNIOR CLASS Stacey Wood Vice-President Patty O'Neil Treasurer Sharon Ruple Secretary Sheila Marlatt President Sue Aysh Maury Barden Julia Borland Alan Clausen Margaret Davila Mike Derby Walter Double Louise Downing Wayne Fenicle Bob Galbraith Charles Hamilton Linda Hinkle Wayne Huyghe Rebecca Keller Junior Leal Dorothy Lopg Mary Ann Machacek Randy Peebles Carol Puehler Richard Rathbun Doyle Salsberry Teresa Schmitz Barbara Seifert Dave Smith Sharon Toth Ronnie York Willie York SOPHOMORE CLASS m 1 Vicky Riegel President David Serna Vice-President V Larry Gephart Treasurer Ray Pawlicki Secretary Dean Ballard Mary Jo Borton Sue Burt Tom Carr Robert Fenicle David Fowler Thomas Gillen Lillian Habel Harold Hoffman Paul Jackson Linda Kahle Gerald Neill Bruce O’Leary Ardith Piercy Robert Rathbun I 1 I Susan Salisbury Patti Salkowski Douglas Schroeder Darlene Shulters William Smith k - At Molly Tredway Robert Tripp Victor Young Cynthia Wakefield Sally Whitehead Linda Zolman Richard Smith - absent FRESHMAN CLASS Bonnie Allwood Linda Bryant Mary Clymer Ann Copeland Linda Davila Jean Derby Robert Downing Linda Duckett Barry Galbraith Hans Heberger Doyle Lambert John Machacek Pat O’Neill Penny Peebles Barbara Piercy Barbara Pokornik $ Not Available Betty Rinehart Randy Rowland Vicky Schmitz Jim Seifert Cindy Smith Terry Sparks Virgil Standish Susan Studenka Mike Tipton Eric Wood Visles York Keith Zolman Lester Williams - absent Highlights of the year included: exciting sports activities, tournaments, sales and money-making drives. Each individual is awaiting the excitement of Eighth Grade Graduation. EIGHTH GRADE Rebecca Arnold Jack Avery Robert Crockett Bernadine Church Joe Damman Linda Derby Mary Ann Downing Anna Durgan Terry Gallant Jayne Ingall Elaine Kalnback Debbie Lambert Judy Mann Vickie Miller Chris Mossing Dorothy O'Leary Clarence Perdue Louise Piercy Sharon Pokornik Francis Rice Martin Richardson Larry Rinehart Linda Schuch Lonnie Seegert Karen Seifert Dianna Shulters Larry Tipton Jimmy Toth Billy Welch Sharon West Their thoughts now lie in the future, with the senior trip as their goal. They begin the money-making process which will increase throughout their remaining years. SEVENTH GRADE Randy Berk Brenda Bryant William Copeland Larry Crockett Oralia Davila Rex Derby William Downing James Duckett George Fenicle Joan Galbraith Bob Jackson Robert Keller Jeral Long Tommy Mika Douglass Mossing Kelly O'Neill Cynthia Perdue Lucinda Salisbury William Salisbury Patty Smith Sally Smith Amy Wakefield Barbara West Blaine York Many of the members of the sixth grade enjoy the activities of junior band and junior chorus. They also held panel discussions on various steps by which man became civilized and presented a copy of No More Room at the Inn by Lauren Ford. SIXTH GRADE James Bapp Barbara Borland Susan Damman Rickey Baker Robert Derby Lela Durgan Karen Fenicle Jackie Gallant Georgia Heberger Carolyn Hester Joe Higgs Linda Himelhan Nancy Kalnback Fernando Leal Richard Long Marianne Mack Archie Miller Cheryl Miller Patricia Perdue Patty Richardson Gary Schmitz Stephen Seigneur Robert Shavalier Kathy Skates Mellie Stout Bradley Zolman The fifth grade presented a play about Columbus and Marco Polo on the return to their 1963 school year. Along with making pixies of nature materials, they also presented a Thanksgiving pageant for the PTA. FIFTH GRADE Michael Allsup Randy Allwood Tim Andrews Barbara Boger Marsha Bryant Dee Carr Mary Jo Carrigan Sallie Derby Teresa Downing Patty Galbraith Donny Hallett Betty Himelhan Deborah Hoge Jerry Hoops Mike Jones Steve Kalnback Elizabeth Keller Jim Kime Stella Leal Tim Meeker Lynda Mossing J. T. O'Neil Donald Pawlicki David Peebles Gary Poorman Janice Puehler Michael Richardson Bonnie Rinehart Denny Rowland Steven Schmitz Patty Schuch Marlene Standish John Studenka Darlene York Gary York All thirty-six members of the fourth grade participated in the PTA program presented on November 18,1963. Other activities of the year included the preparation of paper-mache globes, scientific experiments, and the study of the Pilgrims. FOURTH GRADE Della Allsup Gregory Barnes Merri Ann Berk Becky Borton Kenneth Burt Kathy Clymer Jeffery Damman Deborah Donahue Jerry Eicher Cynthia Gallant Kent Giddens Steve Gillespie Kim Gleckler Jack Helvie Holly Kahle Curtis Miller Jon R. Miller Michael O’Leary John O’Neil Betsy Jo Peebles Pamela Perdue Randy Perdue Lindsay Poorman Barbara Rinehart Douglas Schuch Randy Seegert Cynthia Seifert Gary Seigneur Deborah Shulters David Studenka Ricky York Fond memories will follow the third grade class into their new positions as fourth graders. Along with learning how to write stories properly and spelling new words, they'll never forget the fun art class brought in decorating the room. THIRD GRADE Patrick Baker Rebecca Baker Ralph Baze Diane Borland Steven Crowell Nancy Damman Cheryl Ann Downing Luann Gillespie Terry Hallett Karen Hershberger Martha Ann Higgs Tommy Himelhan Susan Kalnback Danny Leal Michael Lindsay Lorraine Machacek Kenneth Miller Cathy O'Neil Dorene Perdue Gary Pokornik Laurinda Rowland Mike Sallows Cheryl Schmitz Cynthia Shaffer Dale Skates Making imaginative pictures and writing are two of the skills they are developing. Halloween brought unique costumes and Christmas the operetta The Lost Doll. SECOND GRADE Bobby Allsup Susan Andrews Bonnie Barden Tonyia Bapp Rose Baze Larry Bucher Donald Bryan Debbie Bryan Ricky Bryant Barbara Carr Gary Carrigan Marc Conrad Danny Crowell Kathie Donahue Beverly Hanson Gary Hinkle Mike Hinkle Pam Hoops Luann Kime Danny Kovar Sandra Lambert Mark Lindsay Kelly Miller Patty Miller Jeri Mowery Melanie Nichols Scott Peebles Rickie Poorman Jimmy Ross Ricky Ruple Pat Seegert John Shaffer Denise Shulters Connie Smith Sandra VanHeck Pam Whittecar Phonics and Reading are key words for the members of the First Grade. A wide new world is introduced to them with books. They learn to read and learn from reading. FIRST GRADE Donna Baker Connie Barden Denise Barlow Richard Basich Janice Bryan Jerry Bucher Lorretta Carrigan Timothy Clymer Paul Conrad Linda Crowell Mark Downing Randy Eicher Maura Gallianti Kip Gleckler Jody Hallett Jill Helvie Kevin Hershberger Kathy Himelhan Betty Jo Hoops Jane Jones Mark Kahle Pamela Lambert Carolina Leal Julie Lindsay Gary Long Lori Lynn Meeker John Nichols Mary Lee O'Neil Bradly Peebles Wendell- Purdue Jobie Ruple Jeff Sallows William Schmitz Bambi Scott Greg Shaw Mark Stasa Camille Tripp Ruby Walker Diana Whitaker Kindergarten is the beginning of it all; everything is new— words, colors, workbooks, and numbers. All things acquire new lively meanings. KINDERGARTEN Amado Abrigo Clifford Battia Danny Bronson Albert Case Robbie Duncan David Fitzsimmons Harold Haack Richard Koos Raymond Martinez - absent Bobby Miller - absent Roger Miller Frank Olvera Jerry Posey - absent Fidel Torres - absent Tom Zimmerman admire their work! The class receives a lesson in baking. Here Tom, Robbie, and Dan are preparing ingre- dients . SPECIAL ED CLASS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY These are the people to whom we take apples, questions, excuses, problems and a variety of things. In return, we re- ceive a smile, answers, understanding guidance, or whatever the situation calls for. Some teachers we've picked as our favorites and perhaps through their influence nave decided a future pertaining to the principles and ideas they taught. They have helped to mold and shape our minds as well as our characters. Through them, we have been exposed to thinking, discipline, respect, ambition, and other qualities which have and will affect our lives and values. Superintendent STANLEY R. SHAFFER Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education Master of Education Principal RICHARD BASICH University of Toledo B. S. in Education Master of Education BOARD OF EDUCATION left to right: Mr. Boyd Barden, Mr. Stanley Shaffer, Mr. Herb Barnes, President: Mr. Eldeen Mann, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland, Clerk; Mr. Charles Mowrey, Mr. Glen Carr. Grade School Principal VIRGIL O. MCGLAMERY Defiance College B. S. in Education Unversity of Toledo Master of Education Teacher of Eighth Grade DORIS HINKLE Secretary MARY E. HARRIS Adrian College Bachelor of Arts University of Toledo Master of Education English and French Teacher MARGARET SUTTON Ohio State University B.S. in Education Home Economics Teacher RUTH MYERS Miami University B.S. in Education Commercial Teacher GEORGE E. HERSHBERGER Pennsylvania State College B.S. in Education Vocational Agriculture Teacher HABIB U. KHAN University of Toledo B.B. A. Mathematics Teacher RONALD E. HOLTREY Ohio Northern University B.S. in Education Biology. Drivers Education, Physical Education Teacher. JANET HAEFNER University of Michigan University of Toledo Chemistry, General Science Business Math Teacher ROSE RASHLEY Defiance College Adrian College Bowling Green State University Teacher of Kindergarten GERALD BLACKBURN Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education Colorado State College Vocal and Instrumental Teacher WILLIAM A. SCHROCK B.S. in Liberal Arts Bowling Green State University Teacher of Seventh Grade ISABELLE PSAUTE Olivet Nazarene College Mac Murray College Siena Heignts College Teacher or Special Education Class VIRGINIA JARDIN Northeastern State College B.S. in Education Teacher of Sixth Grade JEAN RAHM Bowling Green State University B.S. in Education Teacher of Fifth Grade DOROTHEA SMITH Indiana Central College Bachelor of Arts Teacher of Fourth Grade HAZEL RADCUFFE Bowling Green State University Teacher of First Grade KATHRYN SMITH Michigan State Normal College Adrian College Siena Heights College Bowling Green State University Teacher of Third Grade LEORA MOCK Bowling Green State University Teacher of Second Grade CUSTODIANS Roscoe Fleming Helen Fleming Eileen Neill Earl Hoops Milton Aysh Ed Kahle William Schrock George Hershberger COOKS Dortha Rowland Thea Gleckler BUS DRIVERS SPORTS From baseball to basketball to track, the year has been full of exciting moments and a few discouraging ones, too. The 1963 baseball season ended with an 8-2 record and Lyons as Fulton County Champs. We are trying to duplicate this past record. In basketball, although we didn't come out on top, it was a fairly rugged season with a record-breaking scorer and a team of steady, heady ball players. As spring approaches, a winning track team is anticipated. The year of calisthenics, training rules, home runs, and an individual 43 point game is coming to a close. The year has been both exciting and successful for participants anci spectators alike. V A R S I T Y Here Mr. Richard Basicli and Mr. Ronald Holtrey display one of our many trophies found in the trophy case. LEFT TO RIGHT: Charlene Mann. Lois Peebles. Sandy Hinkle, and Linda Gleckler. Ed Pawlicki Senior Guard 5’ 10” 145 pounds 129 total points 6.1 average VARSITY TEAM Jack Hinkle Senior Forward 5'11 160 pounds 487 total points 23.2 average Maury Barden Sophomore ' Guard 5' 11 150 pounds 188 total points 9. 0 average Dean Ballard Freshman Forward 5'll 160 pounds 155 total points 8.2 average A1 Radcliffe Senior Forward 6' 2” 180 pounds 209 total points 10.0 average Rich Klien Junior Guard 5' 3 125 pounds 41 total points 2.4 average Larry Gephart Freshman Guard 5' 2 105 pounds 8 total points . 7 average Charles Senior 5' 11 3 total points Keller Forward 145 pounds .4 average Ty McCarthy Junior Guard 5' 10” 135 pounds 18 total points 1.1 average LYONS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT WE North Central 46 Florida 65 Metamora 81 North Wood 45 Delta 57 Chesterfield 48 Pettisville 54 Fayette 48 • Chesterfield 62 Fulton 63 Metamora 60 Otsego 79 Chesterfield 56 Grand Rapids 60 Pettisville 48 St. Matys 86 Fayette 62 Fulton 66 Morenci 49 • St. Marys 54 • • Chesterfield 43 • Denotes Christmas Tournaments • Denotes Fulton County Tournaments BASKETBALL CORONATION Left to right: Ed Pawlicki, Charles Keller, A1 Radcliffe, Charlene Mann, Jack Hinkle, Sandy Hinkle, Lois Peebles, Linda Glecklet CROWN BEARERS: Maura Galliani, Ricky Basich. RESERVE TEAM STANDING: Mr. Holtrey, Tom Carr, Rich Klein, Mike Derby, Doug Schroeder, Larry Gephart, Robert Tripp, Charles Hamilton, Manager. KNEELING: Terry Seegert, Doyle Salsberry, Randy Peebles, Ty McCarthy, John Eddy. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Shelia Marlatt, Patty O'Neil, Linda Hinkle, Stacey Wood. FRESHMAN TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Basich, Ray Rawlicki, Bob Fenicle. David Fowler, Tom Gillen, Bruce O'Leary, Paul Jackson, David Serna, Gerald Neil, Bill Smith. F R E S H M A N C H E E R L E A D E R S Molly TTedway Lillian Habel Vicky Riegel Darlene Shulters BOYS’ SOFTBALL JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL GIRLS’ SOFTBALL BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Rich Klien, Dean Ballard, Jack Hinkle, Mike Derby, Tom Carr. SECOND ROW: Dan Kahle, Charles Keller, Maury Barden, Doug Schroeder, Eddie Pawlicki, Larry Gephart, David Fowler, THIRD ROW: Bob Galbraith, Tom Gillen. TRACK FIRST ROW: Rich Klien, Jack Hinkle, A1 Radcliffe, Ed Pawlicki, Terry Seegert, Ty McCarthy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Basich, Tom Carr, Larry Gephart, Mike Derby, Robert Tripp. THIRD ROW: Dean Ballard, Maury Barden, Randy Peebler, Doyle SalsDerry, Doug Schroeder. SNAPSHOTS Out of reach! Faked you, huh? Hallelujah! Get that ball or else! A moment of decision ! ACTIVITIES Everything from meetings, to practices, to rehearsals, have filled the school calendar this year. These activities play a most important part of our high school days. They enrich and develope an individual's qualities of leadership, talent, ambition, c r e a t i ve ness. and initiative. The final results - - winning games, well prepared dra- matics, entertaining assemblies, and organized meetings proved the work, time, and effort was well spent. SENIOR FIRST ROW: Shelia Marlatt, Linda Hinkle, Molly Jo Borton, Linda Gleckler, Beverly Boser. SECOND ROW: Carol Puehler, Unda KalUe, Cindy Smith, Darlene Shulters, Linda Schuch, Penny Peebles, Vicky Riegel. Randy Rowland, Sharon Pokomik, Rosalee Fleming. Kay Derby, Pam Arnold, Jayne Ingall, Sandy Hinkle, MAJORETTES Lois Peebles Kay Derby Rosalee Fleming Sue Sullins Linda Gleckler BAND THIRD ROW: Patty O'Neil, Linda Schroeder, Stacey Wood, Linda Duckett, Connie Rathbun, Sue Aysh, Linda Davila, Linda Griffin, Rebecca Arnold, Sue Sullins, Lois Peebles. FOURTH ROW: Rebecca Keller, Molly Tredway, Ronnie York, Virgil Standish, Lillian Habel, Linda Derby, Joe Damman, Doyle Salsberry, Mike Tredway. DIRECTOR: Mr. Gerald Blackburn. JUNIOR BAND MIXED CHORUS Our newly organized chorus, under the direction of Mr. Gerald Blackburn, has participated in several P. T. A. programs and the Spring Festival. The accompanists are Rebecca Keller and Sheila Marlatt. LIONETTES STANDING: Sharon Tedrow, Judy Borland, Mary Fowler, KNEELING: Teresa Schmitz, Mary Ann Machacek, Kay Derby. ' RIFLE CLUB STANDING: Sharon Ruple, Rebecca Keller, Lynda Shavalier, Linda Schroeder, Sharon Downing. SITTING: Patty O’Neil, Mrs. Harris, Charlene Mann. LIBRARIANS THE ANNUAL STAFF The editor, after attending the yearbook workshop at Ohio University, organized and basically planned the book before the first meeting of the staff. Advertising sales, picture taking, layouts and copy were then the sequence of events. The rough draft was sent to the printing company to become what you have in front of you. The goal has been achieved-- a finished book to retain the events of the 1963-64 school year. EDITOR Sandy Hinkle ASSISTANT EDITOR Kay Derby EDITOR: Rosalee Fleming ASSISTANT EDITOR: Jeannie Nolan ADVISOR: Miss Ruth Myers PAPER STAFF Reporting, writing, checking, typing, rechecking, laying out, writing heads, stenciling, checking, and printing are all steps in putting out a paper. After attending Journalism camp at Ohio University last summer, our editor brought back a store of ideas ana innovations for the Roar. Following more rigid journalistic rules, the paper has undergone many changes this year. New lay-outs, writing styles, columns, stories, and features have been added. This year page editors were tried; tnrough this, the responsibility and work is divided among six people. This plan has proved itself successful. After being judged in competition, tne paper definitely has shown im- provement in most phases of journalistic quality. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA PRESIDENT Charlene Mann SWEETHEART VICE-PRESIDENT Joyce Reigel Ed Pawlicki TREASURER Doris Habel SECRETARY Sue Aysh FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ...tffRSTTY PRESIDENT Ed Pawlicki SWEETHEART Sandy Hinkle TREASURER Jim Mann VICE-PRESIDENT Mike Tredway SECRETARY Ed Studenka The Embrey family arrives ai the estate to find a haunted house. Unconcious Elaine Blair is carried off by a mysterious skeleton. J u N I O R P L A Y Miss Lucrica Borgoiese threatens murder while the three huddle. PLAY CAST THE SKELETON WALKS Elaine Blair Bill Clayton Mrs. Lilia Donahue Mrs. Madge Embrey Bobby Embrey Kathleen (Kinks) Embrey Dr. Harold Fersig Mrs. Eliza Hubbard Ollie Hubbard Anne Rowell Judy Cat John Edc Phyllis Puehlt Pam Arnol Rich Klei Linda Gleckle Tyrone McCarth Mike Tredwa Joyce Reige Lois Peeble Presented on November i, 1963. Directed by Mr. Gerald Blackburn. The annual staff meeting commences with each PLAY CAST THE ANNUAL AFFAIR Deward Fulwider Eddie Pawlicki Betty Dugan Rosalee Fleming Miss Nelson Sharon Downing Coach Kelly James Mann Harvey Johnston Charles Keller Twister Sherman Sue Sullins Clecher O'Toole Gary Clendenin Nancy Wilson Charlene Mann Dolly Templeton Gail Patterson Breezy Enright Jack Hinkle Gloria Esterbrook Sandy Hinkle Mr. Trabish Dan Kahle Mr. Ackerman Ed Studenka Ruth Hennessy Kay Derby Pamela Hegginbottom Cheryl Morel Presented on April 19. 1963. Directed by Mrs. Mary Harris. Miss Higgenbottom explains such creative art. member having an idea of his ownl the value of KING William O'Neil QUEEN Karen Nicely 1963 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COURT Karen Nicely Kathy Rowland Sue McCance Joyce Miller Marg Barden William O'Neil Richard O'Neill Ed Tedrow Roger Clausen Dennis Powers ADVERTISING Through the help and donations of the alumni and busi- ness patrons, this book was made possible. With their inter- est in school education, functions, and activities, our goals have been achieved. These advertisements represent princi- ples of good business, and the encouragement of their ideals in dealing with the public. Charlene and Jack, as business and advertising managers respectively, managed and planned this section of the annual. The effort of the managers plus the help of the community comprised the financial backing of this book. Compliments SHIPMAN ADVERTISING COMPANY............................DELTA, OHIO J. E. BARBER SHOP, J. H. RAABE PROP. 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ARCHBOLD, OHIO LUGBILL'S AUCTION ............................ ARCHBOLD, OHIO YODER FREY INC....................................ARCHBOLD, OHIO LAUFFER’S APPLIANCE ............................ JASPER, MICHIGAN LINEHAN REALTY COMPANY ......................... ADRIAN, MICHIGAN RANDOLF FURNITURE COMPANY ........................ WAUSEON OHIO DOROTHY’S BEAUTY SALON .............................. WAUSEON, OHIO BARRETT'S SHOE STORE..............................WAUSEON, OHIO DR. CRAMER........................................WAUSEON, OHIO NEUHAUSER HATCHERY ............................... WAUSEON, OHIO WAYNES BARBER SHOP .................................. SWANTON, OHIO STONER'S GROCERY .................................... SWANTON, OHIO ELTON'S PURE OIL SERVICE ............................ SWANTON, OHIO I You I Nobody should ever consider his educa- tion complete. You can’t go wrong by getting as much schooling as possible. So strongly does Toledo Edison feel about this that we finance three scholarships a year at the University of Toledo. Lots of college graduates find Toledo Edison a good place to work. Investor- owned electric companies offer interesting careers in many fields. You might want to look into this. TOLEDO EDISON • . . an Investor-owned electric light and power company serving Northwestern Ohio CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 1964 WE SERVE IfliniM Francis Arquette Earl Mack Glen Carr Ralph Meeker Russell Duckett Richard Miller Lu Eddy Charles Mowery ♦ Bill Fleck Delbert Neill Harry Gwynn Stanley Shaffer Arden Hallett Edward Schmitz Dale Hallett Lewis Sparks Jack Helvie Jim Stapleton Otis Higgs Earl Tipton Ron Holtrey Fred Tredway Wilford Ingall Harry Tredway Bob Kime Leonard Yost Charter Members Chartered December 1, 1958 Can't Go Wrong... J Oh! Those final touches. MEYERS FURNITURE STORES Congratulations Seniors Morenci-Hudson Stick 'em up! STANDARD V Good Luck to the Graduates of ’64 DICK'S from the STANDARD SERVICE BANK Phone GL 8-6321 OF LENAWEE COUNTY Tires-Batteries Accessories Farm Tire Repair 7 Minute Car Wash 202 North Street Morenci, Michigan Morenci, Michigan RICHARD HINKLE--Owner keeper'smarket SMITH'S n Custom Butchering Processing for Home Freezers At Your Service Meat Smoking Morenci, Michigan 126 Washington Street Phone GL 8-6821 Morenci, Michigan KIZER’S IGA Morenci, Michigan Shop for Everyday low, low, Prices DR. CLYDE J. BRASHER 240 W. Main Street Morenci, Michigan Phone GL 8-6525 Miss Henesy helps to untangle the annual affair. Compliments of GARDINER'S METERS DEPARTMENT STORE 5 6 10 STORE Phone GL 8-2269 Morenci, Michigan W. Main Street Phone 5201 Fayette, Ohio Morenci, Michigan Compliments of PORTER LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Supplies and Ready Mix Concrete General Contracting Morenci, Michigan Congratulations DR. KEITH WHITEHOUSE Morenci, Michigan DR. JAMES R. BLANCHARD Optometrist 111 N. Summit Street Morenci, Michigan Compliments of GEORGE SNYDER COFFEE COMPANY 312 Laskey Road Toledo 12, Ohio Mrs. Hubbard, alias, Mike Tredway, takes everything with a smile! Compliments of Chas. J. Malone Richard S. Biehl BIEHL MALONE FUNERAL AMBULANCE SERVICE Larry C. Malone L. B. Eddy Manager Swanton, Ohio - Phone 826-2631 Metamora, Ohio - Phone 644-3601 Lyons, Ohio - Phone 923-2501 MORTICIANS THE JERSEY COLEGROVE BROS. BREAD COMPANY Bakers of Sunbeam Bread Bonded and Licensed Buyers of Cattie-Calves-Lambs- Phone CH. 4-5801-5802 On Saturday Only 754 Berdan Avenue Daily Hog Market Toledo 10, Ohio Closing Hour 2 P. M. Except by Appointment j s-ys Phone 5261 Fayette, Ohio i|pM PARKER Compliments of DR. JAMES RUST PROOF A. DIVISION BLANCHARD Morenci, Michigan Hooker Chemical Corporation Bf Morenci, Michigan m - 0? Anne walks her pet, Nibbs. Compliments of BUMMIES DRIVE IN Home of the Famous Hobo Locally Owned For Fast Take Out Orders Operated Phone 3-3540 Corner of US 223 M 52 Congratulations to the Class of '64 White Tourist Camp Restaurant Garage Always a Good Place to Eat Phone 923-2012 Lyons, Ohio Compliments of Duckett's Seward Store Lyons, Ohio GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES to the Class of '64 HALL'S MARKET Phone 923 - 2901 Don’s Bar 119 Commercial Street Wauseon, Ohio The United States Chemical Company Greenville, Ohio We Carry a Complete Line of Sanitary Maintenance Supplies and Equipment. CLEANERS WAXES FLOOR FINISHES It Pays to Look Neat V an’s Barber Shop Lowell VanEtten Weston, Michigan Hours: 9:00 to 7:00 Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Saturday 8:00 to 5:00 Closed Monday We study, .we study, .we study?? Blissfield Co-operative Company Dealers in Grain - Coal Fertilizer - Feeds - Seeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone - Sand Creek GE 6-3500 Jasper, Michigan Compliments of Hallett and Hallett Attorneys at Law Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of Cox’s Shoes 129 South Main Street Adrian, Michigan COLfax 5-8645 Knowledge is the Essence of Life' Allan’s Pharmacy The Pill Corner - Wauseon 8:00 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fill All Doctor's Prescriptions Phones: 335-3931 or 335-9681 Best Wishes to ® FURNISH Class of '64 from «1 ill! v Robert’s Jewelers wiSBl Adrian, Michigan Compliments of Everett’s Michigan Producers Country Store The Store Out in the Country Dairy Company Lytton, Ohio Adrian, Michigan JPv STOCK IIP YOU MNTtY . - . (fepiiHis®! mq Cxm XMm rrstock BILL ROBERTS - Representative Herff Jones Company Indianapolis, Indiana The World's Finest Manufacturers of Class Jewelry Rings, Pins, Medals, Trophies Stationery Harold F. Lewis Jasper Barber Shop Jeweler GORDON NASH-Proprietor Gerald Brown Wauseon, Ohio Jasper Brooke Ford Sales Michigan Your Satisfaction is Our Future We Service What We Sell 245 N. Fulton Street Congratulations to the Class of 64 James W. Williamson Wauseon, Phone 335-7836 Wauseon, Ohio Ohio Anderson Chemical Division Stauffer Chemical Company LEADING THE PARADE Weston, Michigan What do you mean, Mr. Blackburn, Play? ? ? ? ? Congratulations to the Seniors of '64 The Metamora Elevator Company Grain - Feed - Seed Phone 923-2681 Lyons, Ohio Just t h i nk --To mo rro w's Saturday! Wauseon The Oldest Largest Bank in Fulton County The Peoples State Bank Wauseon, Ohio Woodworking Company Cabinets Millwork Pittsburgh Paints Two Convenient Offices to Serve Your Banking Needs Suppliers Builders Main Office-122 S. Fulton Street RAY SAUDER, Owner Drive-in Branch-317 N. Fulton St. Wauseon, Ohio Serving the Heart of Fulton County for Over 74 Years Phone 335-3936 Aldo Soil Service P.0. Box 320 Wauseon, Ohio Ammo-Phos Fertilizers Anhydrous Ammonia Spreading Service Crop-O-Matic Soil Service Phone 335-3856 For Graduation Gifts - Give Her Something Nice From Morel’s Toggery Shoppe Delta, Ohio Falor and Sharpe Home of Fine Clothing and Shoes for Young Men Delta, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Helvies Barber Shop 6:30 to 9:00 P.M. Wednesday and Friday and Thursday 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday Lyons, Ohio Yoder Frey, Inc. World's Largest Farm Machinery Auctions Distributors of Midwest Baler Twine Manufacturers of Tractors Seat Cushions Dealers of Firestone Tires Archbold, Ohio Compliments to the Seniors of 1964 Grisier Insurance Agency Home - Business - Auto - Life Insurance 127 South Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio How does Your insurance measure up? g= =g Maurice’s Distinctive Apparel Sport Shop Shoes Adrian, Michigan Hall Auto Service 224 N. Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio K. B. HALL - Owner Bus. Phone 7941 Res. Phone 6701 Chrysler Imperial Plymouth Valiant Wagner Motor Sales, Inc. 227 N. Chevrolet Widest Fulton Street Pontiac Selection Anywhere Phone 2891 Wauseon, Ohio Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac Lovely Lady Beauty Salon Marge Rodgers-Owner Operators-Shirley Gobba and Ada Palmer Dial 263-3800 Open Evenings by Appointment 135 N. McKenzie Adrian, Mich. Cars Trucks Tractors Rich Bros. Ford Sales Archbold, Ohio GOOD , y r„;,n TROPHIES FOR EVERY SPORT FOR EVERY OCCASION Jasper Lumber Pick Trophies from Our Big and Supply Showroom. Jasper, Michigan Hit Archery Company Route 3 Archbold, Ohio Lida Holtz Compliments of Pettisville Half Size Dress Shop Grain Coal Co. 133 East Maumee Street Pettisville, Ohio Adrian, Michigan Phone Phone 26-5-5433 Archbold 445-7881 Wauseon 335-5802 0. P. Kluepfel Jeweler Optometrist Phone 3421 223 N. Defiance Street Archbold Ohio Rupp Lumber Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-7891 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 Klines Department Store Adrian's Leading Fashion Department Store 136 - 38 E. Maumee Adrian, Michigan One and a...two and a... Mortemore’s Restaurant Good Food Our Specialty See Us About Special Dinners Lyons Ohio Phone 923-2191 Lyons Service Garage CLIFF KLINE Phone 923 - 3301 Lyons Ohio Dunbar-Ingall Chevrolet Co. Phone 923-2431 Lyons, Ohio Chevrolet International Harvester Sales Service GRADUATES GOOD LUCK Class of '64 Heberger’s Store Rychener Seed Company Wholesale and Retail Field Seed Merchants Pettisville, Ohio Miller’s Super Dollar Markets Everyday Low Prices Closed Sundays Open Daily 8:00 to 9:00 Wauseon Swanton Montpelier Compliments of Strain’s Adrian’s Smartest Shop for Juniors and Women Complete Bridal Stock Bridal Gowns Bridesmaid Dresses Mothers of the Bride Dresses Veils Hoops Crowns Honey Bun Drive - In Delicious Hamburgers and French Fries R.R. 2 Wauseon, Ohio Take-Out Orders Fixed in a Jiffy Compliments of The Farmers State Bank Lyons, Ohio Member of the F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Compliments of Lyons Oil Company DURWARD TOM GLADYS GILLESPIE Phone 923-3641 Compliments of JIM STAPLETON H. R. Tredway Agency Lyons, Ohio John O’Neil Implement Company E. A. Hall Son General Hardware and Electrical Appliances Paint, Heating, and Plumbing Shellane Gas Phone 923-3251 Lyons, Ohio Phone 923-2761 Mad Magazine came out today! Good Luck Joyce Ann’s Beauty Salon Joyce Clark, Prop. Phone 923-2512 Lyons, Ohio Your Plumbing is Our Job Lyons Ohio Lyons Oil Garage 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 923-3151 Gulf Wrecking Service Lyons Ohio McGhee Orchards Winameg, Ohio Compliments of Trading Post Restaurant CHUCK FRIEDA Good Food Standard Oil Products Phone 923-2441 Lyons, Ohio Wood and Wood Farm Fresh Eggs, Butter, Margarine Canned Fruits Vegetables Lyons, Ohio Gracie’s Beauty Salon Phone 923-3652 Lyons, Ohio Compliments of Walper Furniture Company Specializing in Quality Furniture and Floor Covering Since 1903 135 East Maumee Street Adrian, Michigan Lyons Laundromat Open 7 Days a Week 7:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Featuring Westinghouse Drycleaners Washers - Dryers Extractor Berndt’s Jewelry 121 East Maumee Phone CO 5-2801 Adrian, Michigan Ahi — 3:151 1 1 Compliments of Metamora Record Publishing and Commercial Printing Metamora, Ohio GOOD LUCK Stutzman Ford Sales from Cars Thunderbird Trucks Daverna Implement Phone 644-2202 Metamora, Ohio Metamora, Ohio GERALD and MAYNARD STUTZMAN CHEVROLET Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Harmon Chevrolet Oldsmobile Company R. A. CHAPMAN, Insurance Sales, Inc. 201 West Main Street Mortgage Insurance Educational Policies Retirement Insurance Phone 822-4747 Swanton, Ohio Delta, Ohio Phone: 826-5821 Compliments of Ned L. Bechtel Insurance Auto-Fire-Hospital-Life-Bonds 211 Main Street Delta, Ohio Compliments of Zeigler and Son Feeder Pigs Delta, Ohio Compliments of Larry’s Beauty Shop Phone 822-3180 Delta, Ohio Mohr’s 5 1.00 Department Store Complete Line of Clothing for the Entire Family Delta, Ohio Compliments of O’Neills Bar Delta , Ohio Schrock’s Drug Jewelry Store Compliments of 307 Main Street Calaway’s Delta, Ohio Greenhouse Prescriptions Sherwin Williams Paints Bulova Watches Cut Flowers ... Funeral Arrangements Corsages...Plants Weddings a Specialty Delta, Ohio Delta Hotel Bar Restaurant Open till 2:30 A.M. Specializing in Pizza - Shrimp - Chicken to Go. Delta, Ohio Hartley Electric Store Frigidaire Appliances Speed Queen Gibson F.C.A.-Motorola Television-Radio Phone 1011- Delta, Ohio Compliments of Delta Livestock Delta, Ohio Compliments of Delta Feed Company Dick's Sohio Service Corn Storage and Feed Grinding Main and Madison Mixing Pelleting Phone 822-3141 Phone 822-3210 Delta, Ohio Delta, Ohio Compliments of Rupp Brothers Hatchery Phone 822-3344 Delta, Ohio 208 words a minute. Ridiculous! Bernath Hi-Way Furniture Compliments of Appliances-Furniture-Carpeting £ Mile West of Delta, Ohio Phone 822-4737 Meeker Woodworking Lyons, Ohio Open Days 9 to 6, Phone Nights Until 9 923-3631 Compliments of the Farmers Merchants Deposit Company Swanton, Ohio Complete Banking Service Member of the F. D. I. C. The Iine•up| J J Pharmacy REXALL DRUG Dial 826-3784 Prescriptions Specialists Fast-Accurate Compounding Baby Needs-Photography-Cosmetics Swanton, Ohio V-C Fertilizer Warehouse For All Your Fertilizer Needs Phone 923-3191 923-3561 Lyons, Ohio eesr mm rot, success A Strong Bank for Your Safety The Peoples from Delta Family Foodland Market Saving Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Delta, Ohio Delta, Ohio Swanton Pharmacy Serving the Swanton Area Swanton 3921 99 North Main Street Swanton, Ohio — Compliments of Carl Smith Real Estate Insurance Lyons, Ohio Good Luck Seniors Swanton Savings Loan Association Swanton, Ohio Compliments of Barn Restaurant Good Food Our Specialty Delta, Ohio Open - 6 - 11 Daily Open - - 4 Sunday Kay’s 5 and 1.00 Stores Your Complete Variety Store Save at Kay's Napoleon Delta Wauseon Best Wishes alias % Hl MM, f| Hunters ■ Stanley’s Cleaners Dry Cleaning and Pressing Delta, Ohio Compliments of Penrod Funeral Home Delta, Ohio Grain Feed Seed Coal Farm Supplies Delta Farmers Elevator, Inc. Telephone 822-3264 Delta, Ohio Wayne Lammon Sons DODGE AND PLYMOUTH CARS 324 W. Dodge Trucks—Hi-Speed Elm Street Products Wauseon, Ohio Driggs Dairy Farms, Inc. Phone CH 4-3755 1149 Grand Avenue Toledo, Ohio Dairy Farm Palmyra, Michigan Compliments of First Federal Savings Loan Association Delta, Ohio Success in Your Endeavors. Now and in the Future. One-Stop Service for All Paper, Food, and Concession Items Carbonated Still Drink Beverage Equipment Ice Making Frozen Custard Equipment - Refrigeration Service Concession Supply Company 3916 Secor Road Toledo 13, Ohio Phone: GReenwood 9-7795 toZfo GKAPS' Good Luck Class of '64 Loar’s Variety Store Metamora, Ohio Lysle and Ote’s Barber Shop Morenci, Michigan Compliments of Benecke Pro Hardware Liechty Motors Houseware Toys Gifts Good Luck to the Class of Kelvinator Appliances ’64 Wauseon, Ohio 115 Fulton Street Ph. 335-7811 Archbold, Ohio Clark’s Ice Cream Bar Best Wishes To Lyons, Ohio The Class of '64 Phone 923-2511 fe Don’s Garage f Oakshade, Ohio ;v.v s •