Lyons High School - Roar Yearbook (Lyons, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1966 volume:

IN MEMORIUM TO DALE RICHARD WILLIAMS (1948-1964) To the memory of a fine classmate and friend to those he knew. He was a hard working class member and also a very outstanding athelete. Table Of Contents Administration ... 5 Seniors ... 15 Underclassmen ... 23 Organizations ... 51 Special Events ... 81 Academic ... 87 We, the 1 966 graduating class of Lyons-Chesterfield High School, wish to thank each one who has aided us in any way during our school years. TO OUR PARENTS for seeing that we were equipped both physically and spiritually; TO OUR TEACHERS for not only extending to us the facts of education, but also provid- ing the inspiration for us to accept and use these facts; TO OUR COMMUNITY for providing the school facilities and supporting us in all our ac- tivities; We extend our graditude for all assistance in the past and hope that we can in some way pass on this assistance to others. 1 A(?Z sy.v Speed au '9 Simplified CHEMISTRY School Board From left: Pat Simon. Clerk; Jack Taylor; Walter Pfund; Stanley Ottgen, President; Herbert Barnes; Oliver Pifer; Arvine Cook. Superintendent OLIVER PIFER Education and the furthering of acadenic prowess have been the ba- sic reasons for the existence of Lyons - Chesterfield High School. The motives for attending school have been to enhance abilities, become more enlightened and to become better citizens of the fu- ture. Lyons-Chesterfield school is presently involved in a consolida- tion for which many changes and innovations of the future are and will be established for the future. Now it will be the duty of the graduates of this school to answer the question Why were we here? It is presumed the basic reasons were for good citizenship and pro- gress toward living a better life. 6 Principals L-CHS HIGH SCHOOL MR. JOSEPH RUTHERFORD is in his second year as building principal at Lyons. He received his Bach- elor and Master Degrees at the University of Toledo. Senior math and American History are the cours- es Mr. Rutherford teaches. CHESTERFIELD GRADE SCHOOL MR. WALTER BATES is in his first year as build- ing principal at Chesterfield Junior High. He has re- ceived his Bachelor and Master Degrees in Education and attended Bowling Green State University. Among his other duties. Mr Bates teaches in- dustrial arts and 7th and 8th grade math. L-CHS GRADE SCHOOL MR. VIRGIL McGLAMERY is in his eighth year as grade principal at Lyons. He teaches spelling, history, and English as well as coach for the girls’ softball team. Along with this he is director of the physical fitness program in the grade school. He received his Master's in Education from Toledo University and his Bachelor of Science from Defiance College. 7 Faculty IRIS BALLARD Bowling Green State University Adrian College First Grade Teacher MARIE EMMONS Adrian College First Grade Teacher CAROL WINTER Bowling Green State University Fourth Grade Teacher JOYCE BONIN Adrian College Fifth Grade Teacher 8 Faculty AGNES BATES Bowling Green State University Sixth Grade Teacher MARY HARRIS Capital University Adrian College Toledo University Junior High English and History JOHN PUPOS Ohio University Junior High Coach, Science, and Physical Education MILA BA RICK Bowling Green State University Elementry Music Teacher Chesterfield and Lyons RUTH MYERS Miami University B. S. in Education Shorthand Office Practice Journalism Bookkeeping DAVID CHONKO Bowling Green State University B. S. in Education Band (Chesterfield and Lyons) Chorus (Lyons) 9 Faculty CHARLES TITTLE Defiance College B. S. in Business Administration Typing English Business Arithmetic CHARLES FARRELL University of Toledo University of Michigan B. A. Degree American History World History World Geography Government MARGARET SUTTON Ohio State University B. S. Home Economics SUSAN HAYES Adrian College French I and II JAMES A. MULLER University of Toledo B.E. English Teacher HABIB U. KHAN University of Toledo B. B. A. Mathematics Teacher Physics 10 Faculty GEORGE HERSHBERGER Pennsylvania State College B. S. Vocational Agriculture RONALD HOLTREY Ohio Northern University B. S. in Education Drivers Education Physical Edccation Coach DAVID E. SPRINGER Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Stanford B. S. in Education Master of Arts. Post Master's Work in administration and guidance HAZEL RADCLIFFE Bowling Green State University First Grade Teacher ROSE RASHLEY Bowling Green State University Adrian College Defiance College Kindergarten Teacher SHARON DUNCAN Michigan State University Eastern Adrian College Degree in Special Education Second Grade Teacher 11 Faculty KATHRYN SMITH Michigan State Normal College Adrian College Siena Heights College Bowling Green State University Teacher of Third Grade RUTH WARD University of Michigan Western State Teachers College Toledo University B. A in Education Master's Fourth Grade Teacher GAIL MANN Sienna Heights B. S. in Education Fifth Grade Teacher VIRGINIA JARDIN Northeastern College B. S. Degree Sixth Grade Teacher JACK HELVIE Ashland College B. S. in Education Seventh and Eighth Grade ROBERT D. SUCKLEY University of Toledo B. E. Biology General Science Physics Chemistry 12 Services Bus Drivers Through the year Bill Stubbins, Bert Tuckerman, John Rettle, and Ivan Wentz are greatly appre- ciated by many students. SAFETY IS CUR SPEC- CIALTY! Custodians, Bob Huffman, Ester, and Bert Tuckerman. prove themselves invaluable to the function of the school. Their many hours of hard work are greatly appreciated (Pictures not available.) Custodians Secretary Ruth Garrow is an efficient and capable secre- tary. This is Mrs. Garrow's second year at the Chesterfield school building. Cooks Verna Mae Bailey, Kathy Eckel, and Helen Smith provide Chesterfield’s first eight grades with well balanced meals. They realize the importance of a balanced daily diet. Thank you girls! 13 Cooks Services Nourishing meals are provided for us daily by Thea Gleckler and Dorthea Rowland. Well planned and well- balanced meals reach our hearts through our stomachs. We appreci- ate these girls!! Bus Drivers Bill Stubbins, Ed Kahle, George Hershberger, Bert Tuckerman, Milton Aysh, and Betty Dammon provide us with transportation to and from our institution of high- er learning Secretaries Sandra Krohn and Doris Hinkle are our ef- ficient and capable secretaries. They exe- cute numerous duties in a skillful manner. 14 Class Of ’66 Seniors GARY W. VALENTINE President SARA L. BORER Vice-President The merging of the Lyons- Chesterfield school districts made our senior year unique from that of any previous grad- uating class, in that we have brought about a fusion of tal- ent, personality, spirit, and most of all friendship. We sadly bid adieu to the cher- ished memories bestowed upon us by our ever-faithful Alma Mater. Never again shall we hear the wind softly whispering through the study hall windows or the eruption of steam from the radiators. Farewell yon creaking stairs and omniscient SRA. We bid you a fond farewell. 16 LINDA R HINKLE CHARLES W. HAMILTON Seniors GARY VALENTINE FFA 1,2, Officer 3,4; Newspaper 4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4. SARA BORER FHA 1.2; FTA 2. Officer 3; GAA 1,2, Officer 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1.2; Band 1, 2.3,4; Scholarship Test 1,2,3; Dis- trict Chorus Comp. 1,2; District Band Comp. 1.2; State Chorus Comp. 1; District Band Solo Comp. 2.3; Girls’ State 3. DIANE ECKEL FFA Sweetheart 4; FHA County Of- ficer 4; FHA 1. Officer 2,3,4; GAA 1, Officer 2,3; Junior Play 3; Year- book Co-Editor 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3. 4; Commercial Club Officer 3; District Chorus Comp. 1,2,3,State Chorus Comp. 2; Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil Officer 3 DAVID BATES FFA 1; FTA 2; FMA Officer 3; Stu- dent Council 1, 3: Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1.2.3. District Comp. 2,3. Solo Comp. 3, Ensemble 2,3, State Ensemble 3; Band 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2; Class Officer 1,4; Scholarship Tests 3. LINDA HINKLE FHA 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; Rifle Club 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Jun- ior Play 3; Newspaper 3. Editor 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; District Band Comp. 1,2,3, 4, State 1,3; Chess Club 4; Class Officer 3. CHARLES HAMILTON FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3.4. RICHARD BRINK FTA 2,3; Student Council 1.2, Offi- cer 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper 3; Chorus 1,2,3, Dis- trict Comp. 1,2,3, State Comp. 1, District Ensemble Comp. 3, State Ensemble Comp. 3; Basketball 1;2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3; Class Offi- cer 1,2,3. CAROL PUEHLER Student Council 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Newspaper 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1.2,3,4, Dis- trict Comp. 1,2,3,4, State Comp. 1,3, District Ensemble Comp. 4. JOYCE A . EBY ROGER A. MARKS 17 Seniors REBECCA A. KELLER ROBERT L. GALBRAITH MARY ANN MACHACEK This page compliments of MYERS' FURNITURE STORES Morenci and Hudson, Michigan STEVEN M. HUFFMAN SHEILA D. MARL ATT MICHAEL E. DERBY Seniors JOYCE EBY FHA 3.4; Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff Officer 4; Newspaper 3; Commercial Club 3; Scholarship Test 3. ROGER MARKS Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chorus 1,2, District Comp. 1,2, State Comp. 1; Band 1,2, 3,4, District Comp. 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1.3; Chess Club 4; Class Officer 1; Science Club Officer3,4. JANICE VALENTINE FHA 1. Officer 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Chorus3; Majorette I; Commercial Club 3; District Chorus Comp. 3; Class Officer 1,3. WAYNE HUYGHE FFA 1,2, Officer 3,4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,4; Rifle Club 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Chess Club 4; Scholarship Tests 2,3. PATRICIA O'NEIL GAA 4; Student Council Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, Officer 4; Band 1,2, Officer 3,4, District Comp. 1,2,3, 4, State Comp. 1,3, District Band Solo Comp 3, 4, State Comp. 4, District Ensemble Comp. 4; Lionette 1; Class Officer 1,2,3. STEVE HUFFMAN Student Council 1, Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Band 1. 2, Officer 3,4, District Band Comp. 1,2,3.4, District Solo Comp. 2, 3, District Band Ensemble Comp. 3,4, District Chorus Ensemble Comp. 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3,4; District Chorus Comp. 1,2; State Chorus Comp. 1; Class Officer 2,3. MAURICE BARDEN Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Track 1,2,3; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3 SUE AYSH FHA 1,2, Officer 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 1; Band 1,2,3, 4, District Comp. 1,2, 3,4, State Comp. 1,3, District Ensemble Comp 3. 4; Librarian 3; Lionette 3; Class Officer 1; FHA Sweetheart 4. RAY PEEBLES II Student Council Officer 4; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Scholarship Tests 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Class Officer 3; Beta Club Officer 4. SHEILA MARLA TT Pep Club 1, 2,3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3. 4; Chorus 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3, Officer 4; District Band Comp. 1,2,3, 4, Ensemble Comp. 4, State Comp. 1,3; Scholarship Tests 2; Lionette 1; Girls’ State 3; Science and Math Club 4. REBECCA KELLER FHA 1,2; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4. District Comp. 1,2,3, 4, Solo Comp. 4, State Comp. 3; Librarian 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Scholarship Tests 1.2; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Beta Club Officer 4. ROBERT GALBRAITH FFA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA King 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Baseball 1.2, 3. 4 MARY ANN MACHACEK FHA 1.2,3, 4; Officer I, 2,3. 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 2.3.4; Newspaper 3; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 2,4; Beta Club 2,3, 4; State Chorus En- semble Comp. 2; Class Officer 1. MICHAEL DERBY Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. This page compliments of RAY'S AUTO WASHETTE Lyons, Ohio Seniors ALAN J. CLAUSEN SHARON K. RUPLE WALTER L. DOUBLE LOUISE DOWNING MICHAEL A. LEDYARD JULIA E. BORLAND RAOUL J. LEAL SHIRLEY A. TUGGLE KENNETH G. COOPSHAW This page compliments of BROCKLEY STUDIOS Adrian. Michigan Seniors ALAN CLAUSEN FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Chess Club 4. SHARON RUPLE Class Officer 2; Junior Play 3; Newspaper 3,4; Chorus 2,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Lionette 1. WALTER DOUBLE FFA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. WAYNE FENICLE FFA 1,2, Officer 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Scholarship Tests 1; Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 3,4 LOUISE DOWNING FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 3, 4; Class Officer 1. MICHAEL LEDYARD FFA1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Parliamentary Procedure Team 4; FFA Student Advisor 4. JULIA BORLAND FHA 1,2,3. 4; GAA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Chorus 3; Lionette 2. TERESA SCHMITZ FHA 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council Officer 4; Rifle Club 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Junior Play 3; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Lionette 2. TERESA M. SCHMITZ RAOUL LEAL FFA 1.2. 3, 4; Pep Club 2; Chorus 1,2,3, 4. SHIRLEY TUGGLE FHA 1,2, Officer 3, 4; GAA 1,2, Officer4; Junior Play 3; Betty Crocker Test 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, District Chorus Comp. 1,2,3, State Chorus Comp. 1; Librarian 4. KENNETH COOPSHAW FFA 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Chorus 2.3; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 1; Parliamentary Procedure Team 3 RONALD DEYO Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 3,4. 21 RONALD L. DEYO Seniors WILLIE YORK FFA 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4. EMAGENE RUPP FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FT A 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4;' Student Council 3; Junior Play 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Betty Crocker Test 4; Cheerleader 1; Chorus 1. 2,3, District Chorus Comp. 2,3. State Chorus Comp. 1; Class Of- ficer 1. WILLIE G. YORK EMAGENE K. RUPP HAROLD RATHBUN FFA 1,2,3, 4; Rifle Club 4; Pep Club 3. DAVID FICKLE FFA 1,2, 3. 4; Rifle Club 3,4; Parliamentary Procedure Team 4. HAROLD R. RATHBUN DAVID E. FICKLE RONALD YORK FFA 3, 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Band 2, 3. District Band Comp. 2,3; Class Officer 1. SHARON TOTH FHA 1,2; Betty Crocker Test 4. t RONALD D. YORK SHARON A. TOTH Juniors From left to right: Barbara Nofziger, Secretary; Larry Gephart, Vice- President; Ray Pawlicki, President; Maryjo Borton, Treasurer. Lee Ross Andre Carol Armstrong Dean Ballard Linda Bates Maryjo Borton Forrest Bovee Bob Burkholder Sue Burt Tom Carr Bob Fenicle Dave Fowler Mike Frank Larry Gephart Tom Gillen Phyllis Grant Paul Jackson Grace Johnston Linda Kahle Nina Keezer Larry Kuney 24 Plan Prom Earl Lee Isabelle Lee Ralph Markley Gerald Neil Barbara Nofziger Bruce O'Leary Ray Pawlicki Bod Rathbun John Rettle Keith Rhymer Vicky Riegel Pat Salkowski Doug Schroeder David Serna Darlene Shulters Kenneth Sloan Harold Smith Bill Smith Rose Suydam Molly Tredway Sally Whitehead Linda Zolman Juniors embarked on a busy year when they returned to school in September. During the year many juniors took scholarship tests and met with our guidance counselor to help determine their future plans. One of the important projects for the juniors was preparing the Junior and Senior Prom. The prom took many weeks of planning and decora- ting and the juniors found it difficult to keep the theme a secret from the seniors. 25 Sophomores Continue To Bonnie Allwood Clair Armstrong Julie Borer Gary Brandeberry Pat Bulkley Lynn Christenson Mary Clymer Bill Coleman Larry Coopshaw Ann Copeland Jean Derby Bob Downing Linda Duckett Jeff Eckel Diane Ersham ABSENT: Ron Kinsman James VonDeylen CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Pat Bulkley: Vice- President, Visles York: President, Carolyn Garrow; Secretary. Ed Posner. 26 Roger Fickle Barry Galbraith Carolyn Garrow Karen Hallet Hans Heberger Richard Huffman Michael Kennedy Doyle Lambert Gary Link John Machacek Gene Melbourne Cynthia Meyers Bill Montague Pat O’Neill Penny Peebles Barbara Peircy Barbara Pokornik Edward Posner Jim Quaintance Vicky Quaintance Connie Rathbun Betty Rinehart Ranay Rowland Vicky Schmitz Phyllis Shulters Cynthia Smith Terry Sparks Virgil Standish Susan Studenka Mike Tipton Marvin Wanner Eric Wood Visles York Keith Zolman Build Their Education 27 He Came. . . An Avid Apprentice Keith Andre Nancy Armstrong Rebecca Arnold Jack Avery Sandra Barden Mike Beatty Seth Bourn Linda Coopshaw Beverly Clark Robert Crockett Joe Damman Linda Derby Jackie Detter Mary Ann Downing Karen Frank Terry Gallant Jane Ingall Pauline Johnston Elaine Kalnbach Debbie Lambert Ron Lantz Merlin Leach Peggy Ledyard Joyce Link Judy Mann Toni Melbourn Chris Mossing Dorothy O'Leary Louise Piercy Sharon Pokornik ABSENT: Elmer Bates To Enter The World Of A Freshman Cheryl Rettle Martin Richardson Larry Rinehart Edward Rupp Laurecn Rupp Linda Schuch Lonnie Seegert Dianna Shutters Patty Shutters Bruce Suckley Laura Suydam Larry Tipton Jim Toth Ron Wentz Sharon West Clarence Perdue Ivy Martin Rodney Collier Nicolea Dietrich James Whitis Capably meeting the chal- lenges and the responsibilities to tneir school and their own Class, the members of the Freshman Class became a part of the LCHS tradition. To represent them, the Freshmen chose Merlin Leach, Treasurer; Becky Arnold, Vice President; Polly Johnston. Pres- ident; Ron Lantz, Secretary; Joe Dammon and Joyce Link, Student Council Representatives. 29 Eighth Grade Randy Berk Bill Copeland Larry Crockett Dennis DeCant Rex Derby William Downing James Duckett George Fenicle Joan Galbraith Paula Hallett Robert Jackson Robert Keller JeraL Long Tom Mika Douglas Mossing Kelly O'Niell Cynthia Perdue Deborah Seaman Denise Seaman Patricia Smith Amy Wakefield Barbara West Blaine York 30 Seventh Grade Rick Baker Jim Bapp Barbara Borland Susan Dammon Bob Derby Karen Fenicle Jackie Gallant Georgia Heberger Carolyn Hester Linda Himelhan Nancy Kalnback Tim Kennedy Fernando Leal Richard Long Marianne Mack Lori Martin Archie Miller Cheryl Miller Ronald Posner Patricia Perdue Patty Richardson Gary Schmitz Steve Seigneur Bobby Shavalier Kathy Skates Bradley Zolman 31 ABSENT: Millie Stout Sixth Grade Tim Andrews Barbara Boger Sally Derby Patty Galbraith Betty Himelhan Deborah Hoge Jerry Hoops Mike Jones Steve Kalnback Elizabeth Keller Stella Leal Bonnie Miller Donald Pawlicki David Peebles Gary Poorman Janice Puehler Micheal Richardson Bonnie Rinehart Denny Rowland Steven Schmitz Patty Schuck Steve Scott Ludlow Seaman Marlene Standish John Studenka Darlene York Gary York The Fifth and Sixth grades each have a basketball team, coached by Mr. Helvie. They play during the half-time of the Varsity Basketball game. 32 Fifth Grade Greg Barnes Becky Borton Kenneth Burt Jeff Dammon Deborah Donahue Jerry Eicher Julie Frank Kim Glecker Jack Helvie Holly Kahle Curtis Miller John O'Neil Betsy Jo Peebles Pamela Perdue Randy Perdue Lindsey Poorman Barbara Rinehart Doug Schuck Ranay Seegert Gary Seigneur 33 Fourth Grade Patrick Baker Rebecca Baker Ralph Baze Diane Borland Steven Crowell Nancy Dammon Cheryl Downing Luann Gillespie Terry Hallett Karen Hershberger Tommy Himelhan Susan Kalnback Colleen Kennedy Danny Leal Michael Lindsay Lorraine Machacek Pef:r Martin Kenny Miller Catherine O'Neil Dorene Perdue Gary Pokornik Laurinda Rowland Michael Sallows Michael Sanford Cheryl Schmitz 34 Ricky Scott Dale Skates Third Grade Susan Andrews Bonnie Barden Judy Barden Rose Baze I.arry Bucher Barbara Carr Marc Conrad Kathleen Donahue Kathy Ehrsam Beverly Hansen Mike Hinkle Pamela Hoops Luann Kime Daniel Kovar Sandra Lambert Mark Lindsay Kelly Miller Jeri Mowery Melanie Nicklos Scott Peebles Rick Poorman James Ross Richard Ruple Patricia Sanford Denise Shulters Dirk Suckley Constance Smith Connie Frank Camelita Torres Pat Seegert ABSENT: Gary Hinkle 35 Second Grade Donna Baker Denise Barlow Timothy Clvmer Paul Conraa Danny Crowell Linda Crowell Mark Downing Randy Eicher Kip Gleckler Jody Hallett Jill Helvie Kevin Hershberger Kathy Himelhan Betty Hoops Jane Jones Mark Kahle Karen Kennedy Pamela Lambert Carolina Leal Julie Lindsay Gary Long Lori Meeker John Nichols Bradley Peebles Jeffrey Sallows. William Schmitz Greg Shaw Julie Shutters Patricia Sinclair Julie Sinclair Diana Whitaker ABSENT: Sherry Bennett Teresa Christy � 36 First Grade Joanne Ballard Pamela Barlow Roger Borland Tina Dammon Patricia Donahue Dorothy Hhrsam Dolly Frank Teresa Galbraith Dupree Hoge Marlene Holland Michael Holland Charles Kalnback Carol Kovar Craig Lambert Joann Miller Scott Mowery James O'Neil Timothy Patterson Doris Snulters Renee Shuman Linda Stout James Swartz Paul Torres Matt Tredway Chester Tripp Rodney Westgate Jeffery Whitaker Luella Wisner 37 Gloria Baker Billy Burroughs John Galbraith Cynthia Hester Rae Sue Jacqua Linda Laiman Mark Miller Kurtis Nickols Peggy O'Neil Kim Patterson Mike Ruple Vicky Seegert Bryan Shuman Linda Sinclair Dale Spencely Greg Tripp Jeff Tripp Rose Torres Linda Whitaker Gene Zinz Absent: Chris Lamb Jim Arquette Henry Anquina Yolanda Anquina Steve Barber Gailard Barden David Hallet Scott Hanson Scott Heberger Cheryll Holland Mike Iott Marcia Lindsey Jeff Miller Mary Jo Peebles Benjy Poorman Thelma Ramirey Gary Reigal Randy Rinehart Toda Shaw Catherine Steadman Johnny Tuggle Absent: Charlene Barden K I n d e r g a r t e n A M K i n d e r g a r t e n P M 38 Mind And Body Put To Work The scholastic programs of the Lyons elementary and junior high have been improved to meet the rising standards of education. Now a fantastic reading program has been introduced to increase comprehension and speed. This same program has been extended into the high school. New math is now being taught in the first and second grades, but will be extended into the third grade as the pupils advance. Other grades are only being given an introduction to the new math. Each year grades five through eight participate in the Fulton County Spelling Bee sponsored by six Fulton County newspapers. This stimulates the student's interest in spelling. Since I960 our school has been participating in the Amateur Athletics Union's Physical Fitness Program. The first year only 41 students were able to pass the tests, but last year 139 obtained certificates. A goal of 200 completions was set for this year. Phy sical Fitness Tests will not in themselves make a boy or girl physically fit, but they will pro- vide the incentive and the challenge for improvement as they match themselves against standards and are brought face to face with their shortcomings. Lyons is very proud of the fact that for the past five years we have won the county grade school track meet. Children caught in the act of being them- selves. 39 Eighth Grade Cheryl Bourn David Brandeberry Steven Brink Philip Coleman Jill Myers Jane Nofziger lye No Crystal Pultz George Quaintance Nancy Rupp William Tuggle Terry Wyse m % -s� J Tracy Curtis Keith Grant' James Huffman Susan Jackson Ruthann Jones Debbie Keezer Janet Kinsman Susan Lantz Marty Lee Julie Markley Susan Markley John Marks I Seventh Grade Jackie Baumgartner Cynthia Bourn Mary Jane Buckley Alan Colon Larry Drayton Susan Garrow Gary Gibbs Nancy Grant Roy Hendricks Eddie Keezer Mike Ketring David Lantz Carol Ledyard Robert Lee Dennis Lowe Debbie Miller John Myers Ralph Reckner Gail Simmons Sharon Suydam Roy Thrailkill Linda VanDeylon Connie Wentz Terry Willeman 41 Sixth Grade 42 Randy Allwood Paul Andre Randy Brandeberry Carol Bovee John Burkholder Dee Carr Pamela Clark Teresa Downing Lucie May Drayton Linda Dulaney James Ehrsam Alice Gillen Donny Hallet Cheryl Ham Roger Hartman Fred Keizer Joyce Kennedy Jim Kime Eddie Kinsman Tim Meeker Linda Mossing Ron Quaintance Bruce Reckner Denise Sparks Kevin Stong Kim Wentz Duane Wyse � Fifth Grade Merri Ann Berk David Borer Eddie Christenson Wesley Clark Kathy Clymer Hoilyn Dietrich Robert Dulaney Shelley Eckel Ronald Ehrsam Debra Frantz Cindy Gallant Diana Gillen Steven Gillespie Kathy Huffman Susan Lako James Lantz Larry Ledyard Linda Lowe Sandra Markley JoAnn Melbourne Randy Momyer Mark Powers Richard Suydam Deborah Taylor Steve Wanner 43 David Willeman Gary Valentine Fourth Grade Lawrence Baldwin Sandra Bourn Louise Drayton Panela Hhrsam John Garrow Fritz Huber Jeffery Johnston Kimberly Keefer Deborah Ketring Sandra Lantz Larry Lee David Link Martin Lowe Judy Marks Rebecca Martin Michael Nofziger Sandra Pfund Cheryl Quaintance James Reckner Stanley Stutzman Danny Wyse ABSENT: Pamella Caudill � 44 Third Grade A� 'J Lola Armstrong Donald Borer Marcia Borer KathyJo Bovee Betty Brink 4 ■ L Nancy Colon Ricky Coopshaw Debra Dopp Kathy Dulaney Lynne Frantz Anita Garrow Rita Goddis Paul Holman Debbie Johnston Kathleen Johnston Keith Jones Barbara Keezer Ronald Kuney Kathleen Lantz Darleen Lowe Cathy May Randall May Gary Pennington Edward Pike Daniel Powers Peter Rupp Neil Simmons Cheryl Smith Ricky Snider Marie Stites Kathleen Stubbins Susan Yaney 45 Studies And Activities Keep Students Busy In the fall of 1965, only the kindergarten and students in the first eight grades were attending Chesterfield. High school students were going to Lyons High School while plans for the new Evergreen building were being made. With a change in the number and age range of students, so did the activities change. There were no more Varsity, Reserve, and Freshman ballgames. Dan- ces were very few and Junior and Senior Plays were eliminated, so the school had to find new and different activities. A fine example is the School Fair held in the cafeteria on February 28. All grades participated by sponsoring a booth or game. A choral program was presented by the fifth through eighth grades during the Christmas season. Seventh grade gave the eighth graders a party when the magazine sale was over and eighth grade won by selling the most subscriptions. April 2, seventh and eighth graders were invited to attend the annual Junior High Prom held in the Lyons gym. A close look in the classrooms will reveal that there are studies in school, too. There are two first grades this year, with 25 and 23 members in each. Sub- jects they study include reading, math, printing, science, art; plus how to tie shoes, zip coats, and gain self-confidence. In May, the two classes spent a day at the Toledo Zoo. Kindergartners' and first graders' part in the school fair was to collect pictures for the Pretty Baby Contest. Twenty-two second graders study the same subjects as the first grade, but in more detail. Modern math is also on the agenda. For the school fair, second graders sponsored a turtle race, after which they raffled off the turtles. Reading, math, language, social studies, spelling and music were studied this year by 32 third graders. Their part in the school fair was to sponsor a milk can booth. A field trip to the Wauseon Public Library was during Book Week in Novem- ber. After taking charge of the Washer Toss at the fair, 21 fourth graders returned to the class rooms to study music, health, science, math, and social studies. Twenty-five fifth graders studied spelling, social studies, English, science, and health this year. Besides attending the fair, their responsibility was to make bean bags and then take charge of the bean bag toss. Sixth graders studied the usual subjects, and took up common and declined fractions, weights and measures, and graphs in math class. The responsibility of making advertising posters, menus, and sponsoring the stuffed animal booth for the fair was divided equally among the 26 members of the class. I Other pleasures of school for them were the trips to the Children's Wonderland and Christmas in Many Lands at the Toledo Zoo in December. Twenty-four students in the seventh grade and twenty-four in the eighth grade were entertained at a party February 16 as a reward for their efforts in clean-up, coat-check, and concession stand sales at the eighth grade tournament games. Boys from these grades had industrial arts class. Seventh graders learned j names of tools and their use, and made cutting boards for the kitchen. Eighth graders built gun racks and saw horses. For the school fair, seventh graders sponsored the jewelry counter and helped with serving food. Holding the dart game, selling raffle tickets, and helping in the cafeteria were the eighth grade duties. Activities and classes went on for everyone as Chesterfield began its first year as an elementary school. 46 Second Grade Nathan Andre Katrinka Baldwin Susan Bard Joyce Borer Susan Detter Mary Ann Drayton Roger Dulany Kathy Garrow Mike Garrow Laura Hamilton Kim Huffman Karen Keefer V' - Lynette Kress Allen Lee Carolyn Miller Bobby Momeyer Vickie Mueller David Reckner Billy Suydam Tobert Taylor Bill White First Grade Charles Bard Steve Basher Ricky Brandeberry Kevin Collier Douglas Dopp Mark Dopp Elizabeth Drayton Nancy Ehrsam Mike Frantz Kathy Henricks Julie Link Beth Ann Markley Janice Meyers Donald Momyer Linda Neifer Lynette Pfund Danny Pontious Debbie Smith Albert Stites Cynthia Stutzman 48 Denzel Stutzman Dixie Wentz Peggy Wyse First Grade Melody Ball Connie Barden Laenise Barden Janice Borer Denise Brink Kathy Bourn Sue Christenson Mark Garrow Vicki Gillespie Margie Hallet Mike Hallet Sandra Johnson Dawn Johnston Barbara Lantz Marcia Meeker Denise Neil Chris Peebles Wendell Perdue Tera Sanders Greg Sanford Debbie Smith Julie Smith Jim Stubbins Tim Tuggle Patty West 49 Kindergarten Pamela Bashor John Borer Nathan Colon Jeff Dopp Alfred Drayton Julie Garrow Matthew Garrow Billy Hartman Paul Johnston Bartley Keefer Brenda Keezer Terry Kuney Timothy Momyer Gary Mueller Steven Myers Laurie Reckner Angela Rhymer Betty Jo Riviere Paula Riviere Mark Snider Devon Stutzman Kelly White Jeff Wyse Debra Valentine 50 Organizations F.H.A. RRSTROW; E Rupp M. Borton, V. Schmitz, S. Aysh, J. Valentine. D. Eckel, S. Tuggle P Peebles HahlP d?nk7 ma TrR'WA3?I' C-Ra'hb“n-, SECOND ROW: E. Kalnbach, T. Schmitz, L8 Hinkle, L. ' Hable. L. Zolman, B. Allwood, C. Smith, L. Duckett, C. Armstrong. M. Clymer THIRD ROW- L Mnfv A61 ' LMKat e' L Eb S- Barden’ L Martin. S- West, a ShultL, N. ™ong J L nk, G. Johnston. Mrs. Sutton. FOURTH ROW: B. Nofziger, L. Derby, M Downing L Schuch T LeenL P°� Bor5' A- Copeland, I. Hallet. M. Machacek 8FIFTHROW:' Lee. L. Piercy, N. Rupp, P. Johnston, S. Rettle, L. Coopshaw, J. Detter B Clark P Rnlk1 � u c Garrow. SIXTH ROW: D. Shulters, S. Whitehead, S. PokernTk. C. My“n. s'. SalkoJski S t V Quaintance, B. Piercy. B. Rhinehart, N. Dietrick. y 1 Burt v’ The Future Homemakers of America work in our community to build a better relation between the school and home. This year they have helped in the United Heart Fund by canvassing the community. Other projects have been Christmas caroling and production of a Better Manners skit for the behalf of Lyons-Chesterfield High School. 52 Sweethearts And Kings One of the first responsibil- ity of the FFA Sweethearts and FHA Kings is to represent the chapter in the Sweetheart and King parade at the Fulton County Fair. August 28, the girls traveled to Columbus for the State FFA Queen Contest held in the Youth Building at the State Fair. Af- ter a three hour pageant one of the 148 participants was chosen queen. Diane and Sue also went to the fair grounds September 8 to usher and serve refreshments to the 100 couples at the Golden Wedding Party. Both kings and sweethearts were honored at the annual FHA and FFA banquets in April. Lyons Sweetheart - Sue Aysh, King - Bob Galbraith. Chesterfield Sweetheart - Diane Eckel, King - Gary Valentine. Left-Diane Eckel, Sue Aysh 53 F.F.A FIRST ROW: Mr. Hershberger, G. Valentine, R. Pawlicki, W. Huyghe, M. Ledyard, W. Fenicle, R. Rathburn, D. Ballard, D. Fickle SECOND ROW: B. O'Leary. J. Leal, B. Galbraith, K. Coopshaw. D. Fowler, T. Carr, D. Schroeder, D. Serna. THIRD ROW: L. Seegert, J. Avery, H. Smith, F. Bovee, W. York, R. York, T. Gillen, V. York. FOURTH ROW: E. Posner, L. Rinehart, L. Kuney, J. Rettle, L. Coopshaw, G. Brandeberry, R. Kinsman, E. Lee. FIFTH ROW: R. Fickle, C. Armstrong, B. Coleman, J. Eckel. M. Richardson, M. Leach, E. Bates. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE ) TEAM Parliamentary Procedure team consists of: SEATED: Mike Ledyard. Student Advisor; Gary Valentine. Vice-President; Wayne Fenicle. President; Wayne Huyge, Treasurer; Doug Schroeder. STANDING: Charlie Hamilton, Richard Rathbun. Sec- retary; Ray Pawlicki, Sentinel; Bob Fenicle , Reporter; David Fickle. 54 Yearbook Staff Treasurer, Joyce Eby. Sec- retary, Patty O'Neil Co-editors, Rebecca Keller and Diane Eckel CENTER: Advisor Mr. Tittle. FRONT ROW: Roger Marks. Emmy Rupp. Maryjo Borton, Sheila Marlatt, Rick Brink, Wayne Fenicle. Wayne Huyghe. BACK ROW: Steve Huffman. Dave Bates. Randy Peebles, Maury Barden. ABSENT: Molly Tredway. Mike Derby. 55 Newspaper Staff FRONT ROW: Darlene Shulters, Carol Puehler, Sherry Ruple, Adviser Miss Myers, Linda Hinkle, Janice Valentine, Diana Martin, Linda Kahle BACK ROW: Larry Gephart. Gary Valentine, Dean Ballard, Bill Smith, Ron Deyo, Diane Eckel. The Journalism Class works hard each month to complete all pages of the paper on or before the 25th of each month. Pages of the LYONS ROAR are assigned to certain members of the staff. They are as follows: Front-Linda Hinkle, Editorial-Diane Eckel, Feature-Sherry Ruple, Grade-Ron Deyo and Carol Puehler, Sports- Janice Valentine. Other members of the staff include: Dean Ballard, Julia Borland, Larry Gephart, Linda Kahle, Darlene Shulters, Bill Smith, and Gary Valentine. This year, the students have started using workbooks, Today's Journalism for Today's Schools. They are taught how to write stories, copy read, make up and lay out the pages, and write headlines accurately. On April 23 last year, at BGSU, the results of the judging were given. The LYONS ROAR received an excellent rating. Linda Hinkle and Sherry Ruple, the two Edi- tors, periodically send news to the Toledo Blade. These articles are printed under the school sec- tion of the Blade. Miss Ruth Myers is the Journalism adviser. 56 Linda Hinkle Sherry Ruple Beta Club The Beta Club, a na- tional honor society, con- sists of fourteen members who have achieved high scholastic records. To be eligible, one must ac- quire and maintain a B or better average. Its ob- jective is to encourage a higher education. FIRST ROW: L. Kahle, B. Downing. G. Neil. B. Allwood. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rutherford. R. Keller, M. Machacek, V. Riegel, P. O'Neil. S. Marlatt. THIRD ROW: R. Rowland, R. Peebles, V. Standish, R. Pawlicki, K. Zolman. Student Council The Student Council was reorganized after being inactive for many years. Its members consist of two delegates from each class and one delegate from each organization. Their purpose is to act as a link be- tween the faculty and the student body. SITTING: S. Huffman, P. O'Neil, Mr. Rutherford, R. Peebles, T. Schmitz, W. Fenicle. STANDING: G. Neil, L. Habel, J. Eckel, S. Studenka, J. Link, J. Dammon, D. Huffman, P. Schullers, L. Hinkle, C. Puehler, R. Keller, L. Kahle. Chess Club The Chess Club, headed by Mr. Muller, not only holds meetings where they play other members but also enter themselves in playing other Chess Clubs in the Toledo Area. Girls’ Athletic Association fri Ad: ‘fif H P i. rt A1 VMl t“HLvflk' W Every Tuesday the Girls Athletic Association has scheduled games in which they may participate. These Mr Hayes151 kasketball softball, and others. The activities are supervisee by either Mrs. Krohn or This page compliments of POWELL STUDIOS of Toledo, Ohio 58 Science And Math Club FIRST ROW: B. Coleman. L. Coopshaw, D. Pawlicki. B Suckley. V. Riegel, P. Peebles, T. Gallant M Beatty. R. Wentz. R. Lantz. K. Andre SECOND ROW: Mr. Suckley. T. Gillen. W. Huyghe, L. Tipton. R. Collier, R Rowland. J. Damman. N. Dietrich, G. Johnston. P. O’Neil. Mr Khan. THIRD ROW: R. Rathbun. D. Fickle, B Rathbun. B. Fenicle, R. Crockett, J. Toth, S. Marlatt, L. Andre. T. Carr. FOURTH ROW: G. Valentine, D. Schroder, G. Neill, D. Lambert, T Schmitz, B Downing, C. Perdue. R. Markley. FIFTH ROW: L. Gephart, M. Derby, R. Marks, D. Huffman. P. O'Neill. E Rupp P. Shulters, L. Duckett, R. Peebles. SIXTH ROW: C. Mossing. V. York, T. Sparks, M. Leach, M. Tipton, V. Standish, L. Christenson, C. Armstrong. Rifle Club SITTING: B. Rathbun, R. Pawlicki. M. Kennedy. D. Fickle, W. Huyghe. R. Rathbun. KNEELING: T. Kennedy, B. Derby, B. Copeland. G. Neill, B. Fenicle. T. Sparks, M. Richardson. R. Derby, J. VanDeylon STANDING: B. Zolman, P. Richardson, K. Fenicle. G. Fenicle. K. Zolman. M. Tipton. L. Hinkle. P. Peebles, Mr. Hershberger. K. Hallet. T. Schmitz. S. Studenka. M. Clymer. C. Rathbun. 59 Mixed Chorus FRONT ROW: L. Kahle. J Link, L. Habel, R. Keller, D. Eckel, D. Martin, V. Quaintance, Mr. Chonko. SECOND ROW: C. Puehler, I Lee. J. Detter. N. Armstrong, C. Rettle L. Coopshaw, N. Dietrich, K. Hallet. THIRD ROW: B. Nofziger, P. Bulkley, C. Garrow, B. Coleman, R. Lantz, K. Andre, S. Tuggle, M. Machacek, S. Aysh. FOURTH ROW: P. O'Neil. S. Marlatt. R. Crockett, E. Rupp, L. Andre, C. Hamilton, T. Sparks, S. Ruple, M. Borton. BACK ROW: B. Clark, L. Bates, J. Eckel. R. York, W. York J. Leal, P. Jackson, J. Borer, G. Johnston. The mixed chorus is split into two different classes because of schedule conflicts. Thus, it is difficult to prepare for concerts or per- formances. However, because of extra work, one performance was made this year on March twenty-first for the P. T. A. Fair. Much credit should be given to the group for their fine performance under the direction of David M. Chonko. They put in time, effort, and work to prepare for the concert. Besides the gratification each student receives, much fun is encountered during rehearsals. 60 Beginners Band FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Galbraith, B. Himelhan, L. Poorman, D. Donahue, J. Damman, B. Borton. H Kahle, D. Hoge, M. Standish. Junior Band FIRST ROW: S. Damman, J. Puehler, J. Duckett, J. Martin, L. Himelhan, P. Galbraith. SECOND ROW: G. Poorman, S. Derby, J. Studenka. A. Miller, B. Copeland, H. Kahle, C. Miller. S. Kalnback. BACK ROW: M. Jones, M. Richardson, R. Baker. 61 Lyons-Chesterfield High School Band FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Mack, P. Buckley. J. Mann, R. Arnold, M. Borton. SECOND ROW S. Marlatt, D. Huffman, L. Hinkle, J. Borer, S. Borer, L. Duckett, V. Riegel, S. Pokornik D Mossing, J. Huffman, J. Ingall, C. Smith, P. Peebles. THIRD ROW: C. Pueler, K. Andrew L Kahle, S. Jackson, P. Smith. C. Rathburn. P. O'Neil, S. Brink, S. Ash, R. Marks, J. Marks V Standish, L. Derby, G. Link, J. Dammon, S. Huffman. FOURTH ROW: D. Shulters, L. Schuck M. Bulkley, S. Markley, Mr. Chonko, R. Keller, M. Tredway, C. Mossing, B. Jackson. Exchange concerts with Grand Rapids and participating in District Contest on March 19 are a few of the activities which take place in high school band during one school year. Sheila Marlatt and Rebecca Keller are the delegates who were cho- sen to play in the All-Ohio Band. This was held on February 25 and 26. The marching band attended the Delta Chicken Festival, Jaycee Fair at Morenci, Napoleon Tomato Festival, and the Wauseon Homecoming. This page sponsored by WHITE CITY TOURIST CAMP. Lyons, Ohio. 62 Solos And Ensembles 1966 proved to be a very profitable year for the Lyons-Chesterfield solos and ensembles. Five ensembles and two solos ventured to Bowling Green State University on March 4, to compete for their honors. They returned with six two's and two superiors. The ensembles consisted of: clarinet trio- Sheila Marlatt, Dick Huffman, and Linda Hinkle; brass choir- Patty O'Neil, Patty Smith, Joe Dammon, Steve Huffman, Vicky Riegel, Linda Duckett, and Virgil Standish;French horn quartet- Vicky Riegel, Linda Duckett, Sara Borer, and Julie Borer; triple trio- Sue Aysh, Linda Kahle, Grace Johnston, Rebecca Keller, Carol Puehler, Mary Ann Machacek, Julie Borer, Patty O'Neil, and Sheila Marlatt; woodwind quintet- Maryjo Borton, Carol Puehler, Judy Mann, Rebecca Arnold, and Linda Duckett. The two solos were taken by Rebecca Keller, pianist, and Patty O'Neil, cornetist. The Members of the ensembles and the soloists would like to ex- press their gratitude to Mr. Chonko for the many hours of extra work that he contributed to make this a success. His time and effort were greatly appreciated. 63 Summer Majorettes Molly Tredway Heaa Majorette Band During the summer, our marching band was led by the head majorette Molly Tredway. She, along with Maryjo Borton, Polly Johnston, Linda Coop- shaw, and Cindy Smith per- formed various vivacious and superb twirling routines. The band director chose these girls on the basis of their twirl- ing and strutting ability. 64 2set_ NCldNfB snstn XlKflCj NOllfli 'l 77 Vv Varsity KNEELING: Larry Crockett, Lee Andre, Coach Holtrey. STANDING: Randy Peebles, Maury Barden, Dave Bates, Dean Ballard, Steve Huffman, Jeff Eckel, Tom Carr, Doug Schroder, Mike Derby. Rick Brink’ Larry Gephart, Gary Valentine. ’ 7 Coaches 17-3 We They 91 Malinta 61 76 North Central 63 68 Pettisville 63 82 Northwood 46 73 Delta 81 66 Fayette 80 77 Fulton 56 66 McClure 61 79 Metamora 69 69 Grand Rapids 54 69 Sand Creek 46 100 Otsego 67 49 Pettisville 58 74 M.V.C.D.S. 64 81 Fayette 75 60 VanBuren 59 84 Fulton 56 81 Ottawa Hills 75 74 Metamora 43 103 Spencer Sharpies 66 Tournament 49 Ottawa Hills 66 Mr. Farrell-Freshman Mr. Holtrey-Varsity Mr. Helvie-Junior High 66 Maury Barden 6'3 185 lbs. Senior 294 points 14.7 average These Six Randy Peebles 6'3 165 lbs. Senior 132 points 6.6 average Have Led Dave Bates 6'0 185 lbs. 269 points 13.5 average Us Through Gary Valentine 5'8'' 150 lbs. Senior 345 points 17.3 average Seventeen Victories Dean Ballard L'O 160 lbs. Junior 259 points 12 9 average Three Defeats Steve Huffman 5'11 145 lbs. Senior 48 points 2. 4 average 67 II SHEILA MARLATT Sheila is a senior and has been a cheerleader all through her high school years. She helps to lead the team to victory with her spirit. This is Molly Tredway's third year of cheering in high school. She is a junior with lots of pep to cheer for L -CH - S. MOLLY TREDWAY Varsity Cheerleaders All four varsity cheer- leaders wore black V-neck sweaters with ferocious red lion figures at the point of the V. Their black skirts are accented with red in- set pleats to attire their outfits in the traditional school colors. PATTY O'NEIL The senior cheerleader Patty O’Neil has been leading cheers for the Lions all four of her high school years. She spirited the team and crowd with her bubbling personality. Diane Eckel has been a cheerleader for three of her high school years. She is a senior whose vitality brings zest to the Lyons Lions. DIANE ECKEL 68 Reserve Team And Cheerleaders STANDING: Coach Holtrey, D. Schroder, J. Eckel, D. Fowler, T. Gillen, T. Carr. KNEELING: B. Downing. R. Crockett, R. Rowland, D. Huffman, L. Andre, Manager. 69 Freshmen Basketbal BACK ROW: K. Andre, Manager; S. Borne, C. Purdue, J. Toth, E. Rupp, L. Tipton, Mr. Farrell, coach. KNEELING: C. Mossing, J. Whitis, T. Gallant, J. Damman, R Lantz, L. Crockett. Pauline Johnston, Mary Ann Downing, Patty Shulters, Linda Derby. Coached by Mr. Charles Farrell, the Freshman basketball team fought their way to a 14-2 re- cord for the 65-66 sea- son. This was one of the best seasons for some time. The well balanced and average sized team had fine spirit and a fine coach which accounts for their record as league champs and tournament runners-up. 70 JR. Jr. High Basketball LL SITTING: B. Keller, B. Downing, G. FenicleL. Crockett, R. Berk, K. O'Neill. STANDING: B. Copeland, D. Mossing, T. Mika, Mr. Helvie, B. Jackson. S. Seigneur. R. Posner. Cheerleaders are from left to right: Barbara West, Barbara Borland, Susan Dammon, Joan i Galbraith, Patty Smith, and Jackie Gallant 71 Chesterfield 7th S 8th Basketball FIRST ROW: T. Wyse, J. Huffman, S. Brink. E. Keezer, D. Lr.ntz, G. Gibbs, R. Lee; SECOND ROW: B- Tuggle, K. Grant, T. Curtis, L. Drayton, M. Ketring, T. Willeman, R. Recknor; THIRD ROW: Coach John Pupos, J. Marks, M. Lee, D. Brandeberry, R. Thrailkill, D. Lowe. R. Henricks, A. Colon. Cheerleaders are: ON FLOOR, Nancy Rupp. STANDING, left to right: Susan Lantz, Ruth Ann Jones. ON SHOLDERS, Jane Nofziger, Mary Jane Buckley. 72 Jr. High Track BACK ROW: R. Thrailkill. J. Huffman, D. Brandeberry, M. Ketring. J. Markley, L.M. Drayton, R. A. Jones. MIDDLE ROW: D. Carr, J. Nofziger, S. Lako, K. Huffman, M. Bulkley, L. Dulaney, H. Dietrich, S. Wanner. Mr. Puppos, coach. FRONT ROW: R. Brandeberry, M. Borer, B. Brink, M. Stites, D. Powers, E. Pike. M. Stites, L. Lee, W. Clark. FRONT ROW: G. Pokornik, B. Hoops. J. Helvie, L. Meeker. T. Galbraith, B. Carr, P. Hoops. SECOND ROW: M. Lindsay. J. Helvie. J. O'Neil. G. Hinkle. M. Lindsay. R. Ruple. THIRD ROW: E. Kalnback. M. Downing, L. Derby, J. Puehler. E Keller, S. Derby. FOURTH ROW: Mr. McGlamery, L. Crockett, R. Keller, n. O'Neil, R. Crockett, Mr. Helvie. BACK ROW: L. Seegert, J. Damman, L. Tipton. J. Toth, C. Perdue. 73 Basebal MAURY BARDEN Senior - SS BA . 375 RANDY PEEBLES Senior - RF, CF, C BA . 000 DEAN BALLARD Junior - CF BA . Ill DOUG SCHROEDER Junior - C BA .250 BILL SMITH Junior - 3B BA . 385 FIRST ROW- M. Barden. G. Valentine, B. Smith. D. Bates, D. Shroeder. R. Peebles, D. Ballard, S. Huffman, D. Fowler. SECOND ROW: R. Roland, L. Tipton, D. Huffman, L. Gephart, B. Galbraith, D. Lambert, T. Gallant, J. Damman, Coach Ronald Holtrey. Lyons Girls’ Softball Lyons Girls Softball Team has been Fulton County League Champions for the past three years and has not lost a game for two seasons. The team is coached by Mr. McGlamery. Lyons Boys’ Softball Lyons Junior High Softball Team was 5-0 this fall. This will be the third straight year league cham- pionship. Batting order is as follows: Berk, third base; Crockett, left field; Long, pitcher® Fenicle. and Derby' er’ center O'Neill, shortstop; Downing, first base; Mossing, second base; Mika 76 Chesterfield Softball FRONT ROW: P. Coleman, R. Henricks, R. Lee. G. Gibbs, T. Wyse, D. Lantz, E. Keezer, A. Colon. MIDDLE ROW: J. Meyers, S. Brink, J. Huffman, D. Lowe, R. Thrailkill, R. Reckner, G. Quaintance. BACK ROW: K. Grant, D. Brandeberry. B. Tuggle, T. Willeman, T. Curtis, L. Drayton, M. Ketring, M. Lee, Coach Mr. Pupos. FRONT ROW: J. Kinsman. C. Bourn. S. Jackson. J. Markley. R. A. Jones. J. Nofziger. S. Lantz, N. Rupp. M. Bulkley. BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Pupos, D. Miller. G. Simmons. S. Garrow, N. Grant. L. Van Deylen, S. Suydam, C. Bourn. C. Wentz, C. Ledyard. 77 Aetion Shots Steve Huffman goes up for a re- bound with MHS's Winn but gets the short end. Peebles, Valen- tine and Bates look on. Randy Peebles gets off a good shot over opponent's hand for two points. Bates and Ballard watch the action. Maury Barden goes high above defenders for tne three point Watch out for the back- Da’rd Bates is waiting if it shouldn't go in. Dave Bates goes in for a layup and draws a foul on Geer of Metamora. Be careful! Dean Ballard gets the bunny with no problems as Peebles comes in for the rebound. Tuff shot. Mike Derby drives hard for the basket but only gets two free throw attempts Look out for that knee! 78 The game starts as Chesterfield gets the ball. Another jump ball !!!! Rivals Become Teammates The above pictures were taken last year during the basketball game be- tween the Lyons Lions and the Chesterfield Comets. These two teams, once rivals, combined this year to produce one of the best teams in our area. Below: The picture at the left was taken at the bonfire held to stimulate school spirit. Mr. Joseph Rutherford is shown giving one of the speeches. In the middle is a snapshot of the mascot which was given to us by Pettisville High School after our game with them. At the right stands our goal marker. With four games yet to be played, our record stood at 13 wins and 3 losses. Our final record was 17 wins and 3 losses. 79 Chesterfield Junior Play Dave receives the final touches from Mr. Gwynn. Lucifer at work! Ghosts arrive at the scene! Rest Assured Play Cast Presented April 9, 1965 Directed by Mrs. A. Andrews Jessica Morlock......... Mildred................. Mr. Morlock............. Miss A kers ............ George Plew............. Luigi Lanconi........... Mr. Morlock............. Mary Morlock............ Joe Lanconi............. Dr Brown................ Lucifer................. Mrs. Schmaltz........... Mr. Black............... Martha Lanconi.......... Mrs. Frinck............. Jake.................... • Jan Valentine . . Joyce Eby . .Dave Bates . Emmy Rupp . Roger Marks Steve Huffman Sara Borer Diane Eckel . . Rick Brink Roger Andrews . . Ralph Lyon . . .Ron Deyo . . .Ron Deyo Shirley Tuggle Beverly Dennis Ken Coo pshaw 82 Homecoming for Lyons-Chesterfield High School was held on February 4, 1966. The court was chosen by Coach Holtrey and consisted of the four Varsity cheerleaders and four Varsity basketball players. They were as follows: Crown bearers, Matt Tredway and Debra Valentine; Randy Peebles and Sheila Marlatt; Gary Valentine and Patty O'Neil; Diane Eckel and Dave Bates; Molly Tredway and Maury Barden. The student body of the high school chose Gary as King and Patty as Queen. Our Queen was presented with a bouquet of long stem roses by Miss Linda Gleckler, last year's Homecoming Queen. Following the Coronation was a dance provided by the Seniors. 83 Junior-Senior Prom The Junior-Senior Prom, held on May 8, 1965, was named Carousel . Rich Klien, Mike Tredway, Gene Clausen, David Boyd, and Ed McCance were the King candidates. For Queen, Bev Boger, Pam Arnold, Lois Peebles, Joyce Riegel, and Linda Griffin we re chosen. Ed McCance and Bev Boger were elected as King and Queen. 84 Chesterfield Prom Dancing was yet to begin. Refreshments weren't on everyone's mind! Chaperons are busy! Juniors presented the 1965 Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom, Moon River, held May 7 in the Chester- field gym. Planning decorations and the meal started in February. The entire week before prom night was devoted to decorating the gym. A dance, with music provided by the Stingrays, followed the banquet after which couples left for the Morenci Bowling Lanes. Stingrays play. R5 WORK CAN BE FUN MANY ENJOYABLE MOMENTS ARE THE RESULT OF HARD WORK The evenings preceding the prom were fill- ed with hard work and fun. Here, the dec- oration committee was busy making swans for the archway. The reserve and varsity cheerleaders were made busy in the month of November mak- ing a rope ladder On the rungs of the lad- der were the Lions’ opponents for the basket ball season of 1965-66. This ladder was burned at the bonfire held in honor of the team and cheerleaders. 86 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE, HOME ECONOMICS, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Vocational Agriculture is a main subject at Lyons-Chesterfield as we are in a rural district. In- cluded in Ag. , as it is called by most of the students, the boys learn about farm management and also some of the essentials necessary to keep the farm going Home Economics is another main subject in our school. Mrs. Sutton has done a fine job in keeping the girls busy on sewing, baking, and other things that will be helpful to them in their years to come. At the right the girls are starting the pattern for a blouse. With the beginning of President Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program Lyons -Chesterfield has emphasized its physical education and made it more interesting to all the students. They take part in games of all sorts and enjoy every minute of it. Socrates was quoted as saying, A body cannot re- main healthy without being exercised . This is exactly what President Kennedy had in mind, strong, healthy bodies for all Americans and our school is trying to fulfill his wishes 88 ENGLISH SOCIAL STUDIES English and Social Studies take up a good part of the courses a person must take while in high school. In these courses he learns about The American Way of life, liter- ature. and our Government. Pictured at the right is a typical American Government class. This is a required course for all seniors. SCIENCE General Science is the introduction to science taken by all freshmen. Biology, physics, and chemistry are taken later which explore tne fields of dissecting, mathematical equations, and observations of ex- periments respectively. MUSIC This is a voluntary field including band and chorus. Both fields com- pete in district competition at Bowling Green each spring If rated superior, they will compete in state competition the following month. Ensembles and solos are also taken to competition. 89 Senior Of The Year Seniors Of The Month CHARLIE HAMILTON September GARY VALENTINE December The Senior Class for each month recognizes the most out- standing Senior for his or her excellence as a good citizen, a good scholar, a good sport, cooperative attitude or that stu- dent's combination of these very fine attributes. On these pages, we wish to recognize the Seniors to win this honor for each particular month. From the monthly winners, the most outstanding Senior for the entire year is chosen. The publicity for this recog- nition was originated and spon- sored by Ducketts store. RANDY PEEBLES January SUE AYSH PATTY O'NEIL SHERRY RUPLE February March Af 11 91 Seniors Of The Month And Honors Team SHEILA MARLATT May ROGER MARKS n SARA BORER RANDY PEEBLES Out of fairness and in order to recognize academic achieve- ment attained in wider areas, this year it was decided to se- lect an honors team instead of only a valedictorian and a salu- tatoriam To be a member of the honors team, a student must attain a point average of 8. 75 or above based on our present way of calculating averages. The students shown on this page are members of this honors team. STEVE HUFFMAN PATTY O’NEIL SHEILA MARLATT JOYCE EBY 92 tisements ' — Congratulations - Class of 1966 LIONS CLUB ... - Francis Arquette ♦Robert Kime John Barber ♦Earl Mack ♦Glen Carr Charles Mowery ♦William Fleck Delbert Neill ♦Arden Hallett ♦Stanley Shaffer ♦Dale Hallett ♦Lewis Sparks Ernest Ham Robert Suckley ♦Jack Helvie Earl Tipton Ronald Holtrey ♦Harry Tredway ♦Wilford Ingall ♦Leonard Yost Thomas Kennedy Charter Members Compliments Allan's Pharmacy r Wauseon, Ohio Brink's Shoe Repair. . . . Clifford Baker Furniture Store . Cox's Shoes Duane's Market Dick Dee's Studio. . . . Dr. Paul Geer Fish's Variety Store . . . Gardner's 5 to a Dollar. . Hughes Radio Sales Service . . Jo-Ann's Hair Styling . . J. L. Boydston J. N. Boydston. Kline Oil Co Knoblauch's Fine Foods . . Lyons Service Garage . . . Lyons Oil Garage Mixon Marbrow's Inc. . . . Mv-T-Fine Restaurant . . . Rendel Oil Company . . . . Robert E. Stine Realty . . R. K. Vogel, M. D Rychener Seed Co Stan's Sohio Service . . . Smith's News Stand . . . . Teddy Bear Waldeck’s 5 To 10 94 Compliments of First Federal Savings Loan Association Delta and Swanton George ’s Tractor R epair George Fenicle, Owner General Overhauling - Welding 610 N. Adrian St. Lyons, Ohio Phone 923-3421 Compliments of « PIIRF Burketts Greenhouse Lyons Pure Oil Flowers for all Occasions Phone 644-3821 Lyons, Ohio Metamora, Ohio E.A. Hail Son Compliments to the Class of 1966 General Hardware and Electrical Appliances Chesterfield Beauty Shop Paint, Heating, and Plumbing SHELLANE GAS Specializing in Eska Waves Phone 923-3251 YOUR PLUMBING IS OUR JOB Miss Ila Mae Valentine-Operator Lyons, Ohio Tuesdays thru Saturdays Ruth E. Dietrich - Owner 95 Compliments of KOLB FEED MILL Wauseon, Ohio 335-3926 compliments of GRISIER INSURANCE AGENCY Service Since 1868 Wauseon Phone 335-6961 Ohio JASPER LUMBER AND SUPPLY Francis Arquette Sandcreek GE 6-3113 Jasper Michigan LYONS DEN Harvey Sanford 96 Ethel Sanford RICHARDSON’S FARM CARAVAN Morenci, Michigan Phone - 458-6458 MOBILE MILLING Complete Service on Farm THE FARMER S STATE BANK Lyons, Ohio Member of the F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System SCHROCK'S DRUG STORE 307-309 Main St. Delta, Ohio Prescription Service Bulova Caravelle Watches Sherwin-Williams Paints A Strong Bank for Your Safety THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Delta, Ohio PARKER RUST PROOF Division HOOKER CHEMICAL CORPORATION Morenci, Michigan Compliments of Bummies Drive In Home of the Famous Hobo Locally owned and operated For Fast Take Out Orders Phone 263-3540 Corner of U.S. 223 and M 52 New Holland Farm Machinery and Parts Buy and sell grain H.T. Parish and Son Adrian, Michigan Phone 263-3798 Compliments of Everett Allen Bob Allen 822-3150 822-4189 Delta, Ohio Delta, Ohio DUCKETT’S DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION SEWARD STORE Sale Every Wednesday Area Code 419 Phone 822-3925 Lyons, Ohio Don Bowman Chalmer Bouman 822-3240 592-6721 Delta, .Ohio Napoleon, Ohio Maurice Rupp 445-7601 Wauseon, Ohio World's Greatest 15£ Hamburger DIELMAN SUPPLY COMPANY BURGER CHEF 930 South Main Street PLANTS Wauseon Adrian, Michigan - Ph. 263-4086 Archbold Delta 101 V. fS r J Congratulations Compliments of to the Class of 1966 FAYETTE GRAIN FEED KEITH WHITEHOUSE Phone 237-5111 - Fayette, Ohio Morenci, Michigan Best Wishes For FIRST FEDERAL SAYINGS Success WAUSEON, OHIO from FAMILY FOOD LAND DELTA A Good Place To Save FAYETTE FOOD LAND FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN of Don Eicher Bert Curry Defiance 102 PETTISVILLE GRAIN CO. Grain, Fertilizer and Feed Archbold Phone Wauseon Phone 445-7881 Pettisville, Ohio 335-5802 O’NEIL IMPLEMENT John Deere-New Idea Sales and Service Ph. 923-2761 Lyons, Ohio OSBORNE REXALL DRUGS Rexall Drugs Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of METAMORA RECORD Publishing and Commercial Printing Metamora, Ohio 103 Compliments of To the Grads Metamora Lumber Coal Co. Loars Variety Store Metamora, Ohio NYLON ACRILAN WOOL CARPETING LINOLEUM - PAINTS Phone 644-2691 Phone 644-2192 Metamora, Ohio Wauseon Wooduorking Company Lumber - Millwork and Cabinet Work Pittsburgh Paints Builders' Hardware and Supplies Suppliers and Builders Ray Sauder, Prop Rich Bros. Ford - Mercury Since 1926 Ford Tractors and New Idea Implements Phone 335-3936 Archbold, Ohio Compliments of Meyer’s Department Store Dale F. Wentz Insurance For Every Need Smart Wearing Apparel and Shoes for men-women-children Morenci Michigan Phone 458-2269 Fayette Ohio 259 W. Elm St. Wauseon, Ohio Phone 335-6921 Rupp's Furniture Co. Wilson Hardware Furniture Appliances and Carpeting Sherwin Williams Paints G.E. Appliances Phone 445-3416 Archbold, Ohio We Service What We Sell Dial 237-5131 Fayette, Ohio ( 104 GOOD WISHES The Metamora Elevator Company The Farmers State Bank Company FAYETTE, OHIO Roll of Honor Bank Member Bank Federal Reserve Interest Payable Quarterly on Time Certificates of One Year All Deposits Insured to $10,000.00 105 GENE ROSSMAN SONS MEATS Complete Retail and Custom Processing Beef By The Side or Quarter Compliments of FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION GEORGE’S TRACTOR REPAIR George Fenicle, Owner General Overhauling - Welding 610 N. Adrian St. Lyons, Ohio 923 3421 Delta and Swanton FULTON CO. FARM BUREAU COOP. ASSOC. INC. Wauseon, Ohio Branches at Fayette; Tedrow 106 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’65 RAY AND BILL HAUPRICHT Potato Growers and Packers GOOD Delta, Ohio 107 Hamilton’s Restaurant Compliments of East Morenci Lyons, Ohio Don’s Garage The Best Place To Eat That Can't Be Beat F.C. Whitmer De=Mor Hills Heating Plumbing Co. Lennox Furnaces Golf Course and Steak House Coal, Oil, Gas Morenci, Michigan Air Conditioning Systems Phone 335-7881 Wauseon, Ohio Phone 458-6679 - GL 8-6112 Rupp’s Dunbar-lngall Prompt Service on Installations or Repairs Chevrolet Co. Phone 923-2431 Lyons, Ohio Pumps-Furnaces-Bath Fixtures Chevrolet Eavestroughing-Roof Painting International Harvester Wauseon, Ohio Phone Morenci 458-6631 Sales Service Delta Lumber And Supply Dick’s Tastee Freez 302 Superior Pints-Quarts-J Gals. Delta, Ohio For Carry Out Service Phone 822-3125 Sundaes-Milk Shakes Malts-Soft Drinks Hamburgers-Coney Dogs Cheeseburgers-Coney Dogs Fish Sandwiches-French Fries 108 Compliments of the James Collins Agency Jim’s Red White Wauseon, Ohio NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Phone 335-5826 Joe’s Barber Shop Imperial Plymouth Chrysler Valiant Hours: Monday evening 7:00-9:30 Tuesday 8:30-5:30 Green Motor Sales Wednesday 8:30-5:30 7:00-9:30 711 South Main Street Thursday 1:00-9:00 Friday 8:30-6:00 Saturday 8:30-6:00 Adrian, Michigan West Morenci Street Lyons, Ohio Office 265-5181 Specialty Chemical Division Stauffer Chemical Company Leading the Parade Weston, Michigan Congratulations to the Seniors of 66 109 Miller's Super Dollar Markets Everyday Low Prices Closed Sundays Open Daily 8:00 to 9:00 Wauseon Swanton Montpelier Compliments of Dick’s Sohio Service Phone 822-3417 Compliments of Lyons Variety Store 118 North Adrian Street Delta, Ohio ’’We're As Near As Your Phone Lyons, Ohio DELTA’S FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH LANES 812 Main Bowling at its finest Featuring: 12-Futuramic Lanes-Completely Automatic Complete Restaurant Facilities Cocktail Lounge For further information call 822-3300 Jim Morel - Manager 110 Keefer’s Market Compliments of Groceries, Meats, and Produce Custom Butchering and Processing Linehan Realty Co. Curing and Home Meat Smoking Freezers, Lockers 221 South Main 126 Washington St. Morenci Adrian, Mich. 265-2164 Mich. Kathy’s Hair Fashions Kolb Son Complete Line of Beauty Services Photo Supplies-Gift 24 Hour Printing-Cards Gifts Merle Norman Cosmetics 126 Fulton Street Phone 5-3036 m Wauseon, Ohio 43567 Lyons 923-2751 Largest Photo Dealer in Northwestern Ohio Kay’s 5 To $1.00 Stores Ken Ledyard Western Auto School Supplies - Toys Housewares Blouses - Sweaters Your Complete Variety Store Save at Kay's Wauseon, Ohio Napoleon - Wauseon - Delta Joyce Ann’s Beauty Salon Commercial Portrait Nearby Neighborly Motion Picture Joyce Clark prop. Blaidsdell Kull Phone 923-2512 Photographer 136 S. Fulton Street Lyons, Ohio Wauseon, Ohio Ill Compliments of Family Shoe Store Bernath’s Hi-way Furniture And And Children's Wear Lee’s Fashion Center Phone 335-2911 J Mile West Delta, Ohio 135 North Fulton Street Cy and Lee Bernath-Owners Wauseon, Ohio Barn Restaurant-Dorothy Sams Compliments R.R. 3 Delta, Ohio Phone 822-4646 of Daily 6 AM - 11 PM A1 Sharpe Sunday 6 AM - 4 PM Clothing And Shoes Home Cooked Meals Delta Ohio Home Made Pies Congratulations to the Graduating Class Latest In Styles For The Particular Buyer Penrod Funeral Home Whiteville Elevator Ambulance Service Grain, Feed, Seeds, Coal Phone Fertilizer - Liquid Nitrogen Wauseon, Ohio 335-3826 Delta, Ohio 822-3121 Ogden Metamora Phone 136 Phone 644-3152 Compliments of Wood Wood Bamaby's Restaurant 121 Eagle Lyons, Ohio Metamora, Ohio Home Of Good Food Phone 923-2181 112 Rupp Lumber Company Pettisville, Ohio Lumber Building Supplies Contracting Phone 445-7891 Mohr’s 5 1.00 Department Store 'Complete line of clothing for the Entire Family Delta Ohio Good Luck from Oliver Dealer Jim Guthrie and Bill Fleck Metamora, Ohio Randolph Furniture Company 139 - 141 South Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio Furniture, Carpeting, Custom Made Draperies, Westinghouse Appliances Phone 335-5991 Good Luck Class of '66 Lysle And Ote’s Barber Shop Morenci Michigan Direct Factory Dealer Pat Doyle Buick-Pontiac Swanton Ohio Compliments of Lyons Oil Company Lyons, Ohio Phone 923-3641 Nofziger Motor Sales Tempest 109-llEast Mechanic Street Phone 445-3581 Edward D. Baus Dale D. Short Archbold Ohio 113 To The Class of 66 My Most Sincere Wishes Coiffure Tres Chic Owned Operated By MARCELA TREDWAY Phone No. 923-2571 Delta Locker 106 Lincoln St. Delta, Ohio Phone 822-3142 . Clark’s Grain Feed Seed Fertilizer Farm Supplies Ice Cream Bar Delta Farmers Elevators, Inc. Lyons, Ohio Telephone 822-3246 Phone 923-2511 Delta, Ohio Davis Shell Service Cottrell's T.V.-Radio-Hi Fi. Minor Auto Repairs Sales Service Phone 498-6021 Phone 335-9821 Gorham St. Morenci, Mich., Oak at Fulton ADMIRAL and PHILCO Color T.V. Wauseon, Ohio Blissfield Good Luck to the Class of 66 Day’s Hardware Co-operative Company Toys, gifts, houseware, Chemicals hardware, Glidden paint, Fertilizer - Feeds - Seeds Murry tricycles and bicycles. Custom Grinding and Mixing Phone - Sand Creek GE 6-3500 301 Main St. Delta, Ohio Jasper, Michigan 114 Compliments of CHAS. J. MALONE RICHARD S. BIEHL BIEHL MALONE FUNERAL AMBULANCE SERVICE LARRY C. MALONE Swanton, Ohio - Phone 826-2631 Metamora, Ohio - Phone 644-3601 Lyons, Ohio - Phone 923-2501 115 Helvie’ Barber Shop Open After School-8 P.M. Week Days 8 A.M. To 8 P. M. Saturdays GOOD LUCK TO 1966 SENIOR CLASS J. E. Barber Shop Delta, Ohio John H. Taabe, Owner Hartley Electric Store Frigidaire Appliance Risings Sohio Service Woman's Friend Washers Fedder Furnaces RCA - Motorola Television Radio Stereo Gas, Oil and Car Repair Phone 822-3111 Oakshade, Ohio Delta, Ohio National Bank Of Fulton County The Men’s Shop I he Peoples State Bank The finest in Men's and Boys' Wear Member of The Federal Reserve System Across from the Courthouse Wauseon, Ohio Wauseon Ohio Toggery Shoppe Everything to make you prettier Compliments of Shaw’s Clothing Everything for Him or Her 311 Main Street Delta, Ohio 133 South Fulton Street Phone 822-3123 Spiess Ashland Service CAMPGROUND Tune-up - Brakes - Muffler Sunny’s Shady Lubrication - Washing Recreation Area Phone - 822-9373 Tents Swimming Trailers Picnicking Delta, Ohio Office 335-6216 Home 923-2532 Wauseon, Ohio Steak House Best Wishes to Class 'of 1966 Good Home Cooking Home Made Pies Wauseon 335-7861 Watkins Greenhouse 616 Wood Delta, Ohio Phone 822-3225 117 Stutzman Ford Sales Cars-Thunderbirds-Trucks Phone 644-2202 Metamora, Ohio Gerald and Maynard Stutzman Sunoco WHITE CITY TOURIST CAMP Always a Good Place to Eat U.S. 20 North Lyons Ohio ENTERPRISE DRY CLEANERS East Linfoot Street Wauseon, Ohio Phone 335-2961 You Meet the Nicest People on a Honda Honda's Fabulous 50 HOOVER LAWN GARDEN EQUIPMENT 1006 S. Main Street Adrian Michigan Phone 265-2986 7 7 7 77 J TOLEDO EDISON 118 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE WAUSEON FLORAL COMPANY CLASS OF 1966 Member of the Florist’s Telegraph Delivery Association WANNEMACHER’S REXALL STORE 340 W. Elm Street Phone 335-3866 Wauseon, Ohio Fayette, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Compliments of CLASS OF '66 For Top Yields Plant TOM LOSS THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN CORN Breeder of Harness Race Horses The Most Famous Name in Corn Robert Keefer-Dealer Route 2 Fayette, Ohio Phone Wauseon 429-6257 119 REALTORS SPECIALISTS FARMS HOUSES Turnbull” Brothers Established 1938 Office 204 Shoop Avenue Wauseon, Ohio Phone 335-3871 Congratulations to Class of 1966 Allen's Pharmacy The Pill Corner - Wauseon The Finest In Cosmetics TRADING POST RESTURANT Under New Management A Good Place To Stop After The Games Gas Food Lyons, Ohio BROOK FORD SALES Your Satisfaction Is Our Future 245 North Fulton Wauseon, Ohio Phone 335-7836 DR. CLYDE J. BRASHER 240 W. Main Street Morenci, Michigan 458-6525 120