Mapleton High School - Chevalier Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

MA PLE TON HIGH S CH OOL PRESENTS THE 1967 CHE VALIER Ea t . . Barbara Hummel A Editor. . . Pat Sterztz Ph g plzer . . . Mike McClaj'Zin I MAPLETON IS. . . 5 5 7? K , f. ,, ,,w. uf--- '-Y W J. 5-:wigs P P- viii 15111 11 is f Q X45 Xzy- Y 'XX' X :Num W . :gag i1:f111 T .A ' ---vi f- . 1 fh- 4 V 'S -It 4 ,X FV I. xg, 11.-P' 1 1 11111 ww , mf-52 513511 ' - - X 1Xiff11mk1m: 1 - 1 'f 4 ' 1 1 1 ,- ' I 11511. :X Q 1 4. 1, 1 X X 252 1 -i:1: - 1-, g k . X11 11 H' if , : .. 1 . 1 - 51142 ' F al X 1, f 1- ,WEB ,,X5..XX 1 ..M,A 2 1111 , 11111: 11111111111 , ,WQEYA1 :L+ J ' - .X P1111 - 4. ai' Ev. ff fr mam . .1- - 4 ,. 1--w .ff 1 . fn 1111 9 11 ',,:.J, 515111 11XX111 ' ' ' if 1 '1 1 ' 11 , 1111 111 .. , 4 ' 17. 1 limi' 11 11 .if if 2 1 I- Sh . 1 ,H 1 93,1 11. I 1 11g111F111, X 11 A '?ff'5f 55. 1. 1 HJ ,EQ 1115! ' K . 2111 .555 1 'za' A gk Q 2 1 41, - 11 11511 1 1 X 1 111:11 X X XXX1L1EX?11111 , X 1 ... 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A , E I k Ef ri AN- -A-W f x ' Y ' kg' ' .- ' K- N T ZTwl3FsY n Ra. H il Ai? T Edilofsf RUU1Bf0wf1f0n Editor Cf1fffLewif Editor: Barbara Hummel !af1ffPfeQ7ef Sandy Brockway CO TET ORGANIZA TIONS A CTI VI TIES AD VER TISEMEN TS 'I Eff , 53' i SLE ' 4 -cv-srff' Editors: Marilyn Gott Editors: jane Brockway Editors, Virginia Wames fake B0wl6S Ann Kemefy Cathy Steiner Margaret Herpe! MA PLE T0 Mapleton students fondly remember class dues class unity test cramming for- mulas and theorems puzzling math problems frustrating semester exams cumbersome stacks of books . . . scrambling at the sound of the bell clattering, impatient sound of locker doors . . . whispering while the teacher isnft look- ing murmurs of after-meeting fellowship screams from the girls' gym classes jostling lunch lines mischievousness in a silent study hall . . . trips to Ashland for scholarship tests . . . time spent in the library researching for term papers long sleepless nights spent studying . . . voices hoarse from cheering at games .. . de- light when school is closed because of snow happiness on warm spring days . . . these cherished moments are familiar to all Mapleton students. qs Y W ,NW .,,..., W..- 1 w' N M F.,,,,mWE J' Y A N , J E535 Lf-if? STUDENTS l Charles Allen Homer Ayefs Gisela Babiak Linda Baker Diana Bartley Dan Beach Jennifer Beebe Rebecca Blddinger IL ,,., i7 h I Yr Q- pl .f I All .5 F 1 '- an 4 .1 , A Maple-:ton High School Carol Bohland .I eff Y Bohland Terry Bohland Vickl' Briggs aid .fi , fl lm 5 xx Graduates 91 Seniors Sally Cline Mary Copsey Wendy Crawford Ted Crow M . M 'X Marsha Briley David Brockway Jane Brockway Ruth Brownson Hillard Clark Linda Case Lois DeLozier Richard Donley Linda Dull David Eby Donald Feightner Jo Ann Frazier Michael Gerwig Linda Gierhart Rebecca Gordon Marilyn Gott Senior Football Players-KSTANDING Left to Rightj Dave BF0CkWaY, Tim Hickey, jim Wiser, Fred Longsdorf, jim Stuart, Seniors Cherish Peggy Grant james Gribben Donald Haas Pamela Hahn Dick Thompson, Steve Lecharia, KKNEELINGQ Dan McClafHin,. Richard Donley, Ted Crow. Fond Memories Dolores J CWC11 Della Keener Diann Keener Iva Kinter 4-4' E ':':': ,.. Q, M. '--ffqg. .-.zeiefac-, .,.,x ra a +G!! --fav' Duane Hendershot Tim Hickey Alice Hootman Barbara Hummel Billjackson Frankjenkins Barbara Koval Kathi' Krause i , m W HN i4 i W L ?jQi2Z'illlli . Q Richard Krause Kathy Kuhlman Steve Lechiara Judy Leibolt Fredrick Longsdorf Mary Leininger Bill Lutz Dan McClaHin The End of High School 5 Senior Class Oilicers: Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. St. Council Michael McClaflin Sue MCQui1lgn John Mack Clarinda Martin the Beginning of a New Life N , l Raymond Naylor Dan McClaflin Kathy Krause Peg Shultz Delores Jewell Steve Lechiara 1 Tom Ruble Renee' Schultz PCggY'Shu1t2 Rebecca Smith Raymond Naylor Sally Noss Janet Pfeiffer Phyllis Rogers Fred Ropp James Ropp Mary Stauder Cathy Steiner I '-E: Mr, A .5 ll3llQsL V '- M i J an r ,4 at Tim Steiner Nfmcy Stelzer Linda Unanggt Virginia Warnes James Stuart Rlchardfllhompson Linda Weaver Ronald Weaver Ted Turk Sue Twltchffu Sally Wells James Wiser Beverly Workman Millie Workman Rosetta Young l No Picture David Jollay Gary Wittrnan In Memoriam Iva Kinter was born january 2, 1949 and died February 20, 1967. She attended the Mapleton Schools for 12 years. In addition to her regular course of study, Iva was active in extra-curricular activities. During her senior year, she was president of G.A.A., and served on the Messenger Staff and Library Staff. Iva was well-liked and her presence is greatly missed by each of her classmates. Her quick smile, friendly personality, and cooperative spirit will always be remembered by the class of 1967. So live, that when thy summons comes tojoin The innumerable caravan, that moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry-slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed, By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave, Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. Thanatopsis by Willz'am Cullen Bryant Senior Activities CHUCK ALLEN-Basketball 1. HOMER AYERS-FFA 1-4, Treas. 45 Varsity M Club 45 Track 3-45 Cross Country 4. GISELA BABIAK-Class Treas. 35 Class Play 35 FHA 1-4, Pres. 1, News Reporter 2, Student Council 35 Future Voters 4, Treas. 45 Librarian 35 Messenger staff 2-4, Production Editor 45 Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 35 GAA, 45 National Honor Society 4. LINDA BAKER-FTA 3, Vice Pres. 35 Latin Club 1-25 jr. Classical League 25 Librarian 1-25 Band 1-4, Vice Pres. 45 Chorus 1-4, Vice Pres. 45 Drama Club 4, Vice Pres. 45 Firelands Conference Band 35 All-Ohio Symphony Orchestra 3-45 Girls' Ensemble 25 Pep Band 1-45 National Honor Society 4. DIANA BARTLEY-GAA 45 Future Voters Club 45 Future Nurses 25 Latin Club 15 Messenger Staff 1-25 Band 1-45 Chorus 15 Drama Club 35 Clarinet Trio 3. JENNIFER BEEBE--GAA 1,2,45 Future Voters Club 45 Latin Club 1-25 Librarian 4, Student Council 45 Messenger Sta1'T 4, Drama Club 3-45 Basketball Statistician 35 Served Prom 2. BECKY BIDDINGER-Class Sec. 35 Class play 3-4, Student Director 3-45 FTA 3-45 Student,Council 45 GAA 1,45 Latin Club 15 French Club 45 Messenger Stafl'25 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 25 Firelands Conference Band 35 Girls' Ensemble 1,25 Mixed Ensemble 3-45 Saxophone Quartet 2,45 Sax- ophone Sextet 3,45 Majorette 2-45 Drum Majorette 4. CAROL BOHLAND-GAA 4, Vice Pres. 45 French Club 15 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Varsity M Club 4, Treas. 45 Cheerleader 3-4, Co-Captain 3-4. TERRY BOHLAND-Band 1-25 Chorus 1-25 Pep Club 1-25 Basketball Athletic Manager 4. VICKY BRIGGS-Future Nurses 2. MARSHA BRILEY-GAA 1,2,45 Future Voters Club 45 Latin Club 15 Messenger Staff 2-45 Band 1-45 Chorus 4. DAVE BROCKWAY-Class Vice Pres. 15 Chorus 1, 2,45 Varsity M Club 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Football 45 Baseball 1-45 Chevalier Ad Salesman 45 Served Prom 2. JANE BROCKWAY-FTA 35 FHA 35 GAA 2,45 College Club 45 Librarian 45 Chevalier Staff 3-45 Mes- senger Staff 25 Band 1-45 Pep Club 25 Drama Club 3-45 Clarinet Trio 35 Basketball Statistician 35 Chevalier Ad Salesman 4. RUTH BROWNSON-Class Sec. 15 GAA 25 Future Voters Club 45 Latin 1-25 jr. Classical League 25 Li- brarian 15 Chevalier Stafl' 45 Student Council 45 Band 15 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 1-35 Varsity M Club 1-35 Cheerleader 1-35 Trombone Trio 15 Girls' Ensemble 25 Mixed Ensemble 45 Girls Trio 45 Chevalier Ad Salesman 45 Class Play 45 Firelands Conference Choir 4. Job 5050 pg 2 of seniorpanels b 10f12 19.5 pica opr d LINDA CASE-FHA 1-35 Messenger Stafl'4. HILLARD CLARK-FFA 1-4. SALLY CLINE-Class Play 35 GAA 2,45 Librarian 15 National Honor Society 3-45 Messenger Staff 45 Student Council 1-25 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 1,3,45 Var- sity M. Club 3-45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Girls' Chorus 3. MARY COPSEY-FHA 1-45 GAA 1-25 Future Voters Club 4' Chorus 1 2 4' Pep Club 1-45 Usher 3-4. x' WENDY CRAWFORD-F HA 1-45 GAA 1,45 Future Nurses 15 Librarian 15 Chorus 2-45 Pep Club 1-25 Girls' Chorus 35 Girls' Ensemble 3-4. TED CROW-FFA 1-4, Sec. 45 Chorus 1-45 Varsity M Club 3-45 Basketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Baseball 2-4. LOIS DELOZIER-FTA 2-45 Future Voters Club 45 Latin Club 1-45 French Club 3-45 jr. Classical League 2-45 College Clubg College Club 45 Librarian 25 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Messenger StafI2,35 Chorus 1. RICHARD CONLEY-Class Play 3,45 FTA 45 Latin Club 1,25 jr. Classical League 25 College Club 45 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-45 Pep Band 3,45 Varsity M Club 3, 45 Football 3,45 Track 1-45 Mixed Ensemble 2-4. LINDA DULL-FI-IA 1-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 45 Future Nurses 2,3, Student Council 35 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 1,2. DAVE EBY-Class Pres. 1. DON FEIGHTNER-FFA 1-45 Basketball 1-3. JO ANN FRAZIER-GAA 2,45 French Club 15 Chorus 1,2,45 Pep Club 45 Cheerleader 15 Chevalier Ad Salesman 4. MIKE GERWIG-Class play 35 Future Voters Club 4. LINDA GIERHART-FHA 15 GAA 25 Future Nurses 1-35 Librarian 25 Messenger Stafl4. BECKY GORDON-Latin Club 1,25 jr. Classical League 25 Messenger Stafl' 4. MARILYN GOTT-FTA 45 Latin Club 1-45 French Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Jr. Classical League 2-45 Librarian 35 Chevalier Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 45 Band 1-4, Sec. 45 Clarinet Choir 45 Clarinet Quartet 3. K4 t 'PFW' j ,iv uf Key -, 51- J Q A 1- M M PEG GRANT-GAA 1,2,45 Messenger Staff 45 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 1,2. JIM GRIBBEN-FFA 1-45 Varsity M Club 45 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1,3,4. DON I-IAAS-Chorus 1-25 Basketball 15 Track 3. PAM HAHN-FHA 2,3,4. DUANE HENDERSHOT-Latin Club 1,25 Basket- ball1-4. TIM HICKEY-FFA 1-45 Varsity M Club 2,3,4, Student Council 45 Basketball 1-45 Football 1-45 Base- ball 1,45 Track 1-4. ALICE HOOTMAN-FHA 1,25 Messenger Staff 2,3, 45 Chorus 1-45 Usher 45 Girls' Ensemble 2. BARBARA HUMMEL-Class Play 3, FTA 3,45 GAA 45 Future Voters Club 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 2,35 College Club 3,45 Librarian 35 Chevalier Staff 3,4, Editor 45 National Honor Society 45 Band 1-45 Drama Club 3,4, Student Council 35 Chevalier Ad Salesman 3,45 Statistician 35 Flute Ensemble 1-45 Wood- wind Trio 35 Pep Band 45 Firelands Conference Band 3. BILL JACKSON-Class Vice Pres. 35 Class Play 45 FTA 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Future Voters Club 45 Latin Club 1,2, Pres. 25 junior Classical League 25 College Club 15 Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,4, Vice Pres. 45 Chevalier Staff 25 Student Council 35 Band 1,25 Pep Club 25 Art Club 25 Drama Club 3. FRANK JENKINS-F FA 1-4. DELORES JEWELL-Class Sec. 25 Class Play 35 FHA 1-45 GAA 1,2,45 College Club 45 Librarian 15 Student Council 1,3,45 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 1,3,45 Drama Club 2-45 Varsity M Club 3,45 Cheerleader 1,3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 FFA Chapter Sweetheart 25 F irelands Conference Choir 4. DAVID ,IOLLAY-Class Play 3,45 FTA 45 Latin Club 1,2, Vice Pres. 25 junior Classical League 25 College l Club 4, Vice Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pres. 45 Chevalier StafT 25 Student Council 25 Band 1-45 Chorus 1-4, Pres. 45 Pep Club 15 Art Club 1- 35 Football 2,35 Track 25 Mixed Ensemble 3,45 Clari- net Trio 25 Brass Sextet 45 Woodwind Quintet 45 Boys' Ensemble 4. DELLA KEENER-FHA 45 Future Nurses 2,35 Chorus 1-45 GAA 4. DIANN KEENER-FHA 1,45 Chorus 4. IVA KINTER-FHA 1,2, Sec. 25 GAA 2,4, Pres 45 Librarian 45 Paper Staff 3,45 Chorus 35 Chevalier Ad Salesman 4. BARB KOVAL-GAA 1,2545 College Club 45 Nation- al Honor Society 45 Messenger Staff 25 Band 1-45 Drama Club 45 Pep Band 1-4. KATHY KRAUSE-Class Secretary 45 FTA 35 FHA 2-4, Vice Pres. 3, Student Council 45 Future Nurses 2, Sec. 25 Latin Club 15 French Club 25 Librarian 45 Band 1-4. RICK KRAUSE-Class Play 45 Latin Club 1,25 junior Classical League 25 College Club 45 Band 1-45 Chorus 15 Pep Club 15 Track 35 Pep ,Band 3,45 Trom- bone Quartet 3,4. KATHY KUHLMAN-New London 1,25 Class Play 25 FTA 15 GAA 15 Future Voters 45 French Club 4, Vice Pres. 45 Librarian 4, Pres. 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Drama Club lgjournalism 15 German Club 1. DAN MCCLAFLIN-Class Officer 1,4, Student Council 1, Vice Pres. 45 FFA 1-4, Pres. 45 Future Voters Club 45 Chevalier Ad Salesman 45 Band 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Football 3,45 Baseball 25 Trombone Quartet 3. MIKE MCCLAFLIN-FFA 15 French Club 1,25 College Club 45 Chevalier Staff 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council Pres. 45 Band 1-4. SUE McQUILLEN-GAA 152,45 Messenger Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2. JOHN MACK-Football 1,2, Florida5 Track 35 Wrest- ling 45 Varsity M Club 4. CLARINDA MARTIN-FHA 1-25 GAA 1-25 Li- brarian 3-45 Messenger Stafl'45 Pep Club 1-2. RAYMOND NAYLOR-Class Ofhcer 2-45 Pres. 2-45 Class Play 45 Latin Club 1-25 -Ir. Classical League 25 College Club 3-45 Student Council 45 Band 1-4, Pres. 45 Chorus 15 Varsity M Club 3-45 Track 2-45 Pep Band 1-45 Trombone Quartet 1-35 Brass Sextet 3-45 Trom- bone Solo 35 Boys' Ensemble 1. SALLY NOSS-Future Voters Club 4. JANET PFEIFFER-Class officer 1,2, Tres. 1,25 GAA 45 Latin Club 1,25 Junior Classical League 25 Chevalier,StafT 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Band 1-4, Tres. 3,45 Chorus 1-4, Tres. 35 Girls Ensemble 15 Mixed Ensemble 2,35 Girls Trio 45 Flute Trio 1,25 Flute Quartet 3,45 Chevalier Ad Salesman 45 Pep Band 3,4. PHYLLIS ROGERS-FHA 1-3. FRED ROPP-FFA 1-45 Band 1-45 Chorus 15 Pep Band 45 Cornet Quartet 3. JAMES ROPP-FFA 1-45 Librarian 35 Chorus 1. - TOM RUBLE-Basketball 15 Baseball 2-4. RENEE SCHULTZ-Class Play 4, Student Director 45 Future Voters Club 45 French Club 2,35 College Club 45 Librarian 25 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 25 Drama Club 2,4. PEGGY SHULTZ-Class Tres. 45 Class Play 35 GAA 1,45 French Club 15 Paper Staff 45 Band 1-45 Chorus 1,3,45 Pep Club 1-45 Drama Club 35 Varsity M Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 1-45 Chevalier Ad Salesman 45 Home- coming 2,45 Saxophone Quartet 2,45 Saxophone Sex- tet 3,4. BECKY SMITH-FHA 1,25 GAA 1,25 Chorus 1-45 Pep Club 152. .iz M' 'if ' W Y SE MARY STAUDER-FHA 1-35 Future Voters Club 45 Student Council 15 Chorus 1-45 Girls' Chorus 35 Pep Club 3, Sec. 3. CATHY STEINER-Class Play 35 GAA 4, Treas. 45 Librarian 2-4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres, 45 Chevalier Staff 45 Paper Staff 2-45 Pep Club 15 Usher 3,45 Pres. 45 Drama Club 35 Chevalier Ad Salesman 4. TIM STEINER-Class Play 35 Latin Club 15 College Club 45 Band 1-45 Basketball 1. NANCY STELZER-FI-IA 15 GAA 1,2,45 Messenger StafI3-45 Student Council 45 Pep Club 1-25 Usher 3-4. JIM STUART-Future Voters Club 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Varsity M Club 2-45 Basketball 1-45 Football 2-45 Baseball 2-4. RICHARD THOMPSON-FFA 1-45 Varsity M Club 45 Football 4, TED TURK-Class Play 3-45 FFA 1-25 Future Voters Club 45 Band 1-45 Track 3. SUE TWITCHELL-Future Voters Club 45 Chorus 2-4. LINDA UNANGST-Messenger Staff 2,45 Chorus 1. VIRGINIA WARNES-Future Voters Club5 Latin Club 1,25 junior Classical League 25 College Club 45 Chevalier Staff 3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Treas. 45 Messenger StafTl,2,45 Chorus 1,2. LINDA WEAVER-Class Play 45 FHA 2, News Reporter 25 Future Voters Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Chorus 1-4. RONALD WEAVER-Class Play 3,45 FFA 1-35 Band 1-45 Varsity M Club 3,45 Track 3,45 Brass Ensemble 1-45 Pep Band 3,4. SALLY WELLS-FHA 1-35 Historian 35 GAA 25 Chorus 2,3. 1 , - --41 .1 Q 7-'Q' aW 5 JIM WISER-Class play 3,45 Future Voters Club 45 Chorus 1-45 Varsity M Club 2-45 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 2-45 Track 2,35 Wrestling 45 All County Chorus 1. BEVERLY WORKMAN-FHA 2,35 GAA 2. MILLIE WORKMAN-FHA 1-35 GAA 25 Messen- ger Staff 45 Chorus 2. 97 f F ,I V. E f A . 4 L l Wi ' x yl' UA. Q-.Val ll .. l 'A' --.. l V 'bw i l i l t F t y 'iv ti .. +.,:z ' , 1 ...,. . 1, .ln X Stanley Bright Sharon Britt Arthur Brockway Sandy Brockway john Brooks Jesse Brown Pauline Clark Nick Claypool Kenneth CoH'man janet Cusato ,L -xv'-U .X 4 'Q . ., l Gt , A' 'Qwfpff ' , , I l David Barr Candy Bates John Bauer Robin Beninghof Lanny Hillman ,ll l in - 1 V A Donna Blechschmidt W wgij V . U .f Y- Larry Boals ' sl' 'Will ilf,.... Am- wi' , 5 V: 7 if Jf1kCB0W1eS fiir, A A- 1 .ii L' d B ' d Class of 1968 Experiences Its C C ii l l s .-:K... L '2 5 hu- r ' li s ' 1 l ff, :W E zlz im H 4.192 ,tht 4 ,L :EE 1 l ft l , , l ti ' I A 1- , , xg' eg , ,. i 1 v ,I - if-:V , . ' ' -, -, - ' ' 1 .- ' it l ess wi-i i J , ' 'H .Rh V iii: , 3,t,, , y W 5 5 , junior Class OHicers: St, Council JOhI1 Maiken Donna Blechschmidt Treas. Candy Bates Sec, Ann Kemery V. Pres. Becky Fausnight Pres. janet Cusato Leatrice Daniels Dan Dennison Clarence Edwards Carl Eichelberger Rebecca Fausnight Barbara Fisher Dan Fitz Barbara Fryman Kaye Funk james Gilbrcaih Largest Project- the Pr :.. v '- Q .,. VJ ' 7.5: ,tink ,bf sh D 1 l l il v f . f , in Q' , 'T W N X - 2 Y Eglin wi OII1 'll 3 i ll I l gffii QD, A ' 1 'ffl L S I Q- l z ,...... ie ' . finia l ' T' '54 I K? 'Iwi ad AH -, james Goan Jean Haas Gary Hales Janis Hanna Harold Harper Kenneth Henthorn Margaret Herpel Mike Hiller joan Keener Phillip Keener 5,-Y QE-M . i in , on N fi 4. , wg N J we -U V ' 5 , -3, xg' ,4 i y 11' 'e 4 r , 4. 'Q Ls, in 6 . m ,i ' in ,ii if wr 1 g N . A ii ii vi iii -1:5555 2122: 1 .,:,,,. ,,A,V an ,,., M, Rob Oblisk Keith Owsley Jim Pence Dorothy Repp Allen Riehau Roger Rohn Susie Savick Joyce Shonkwiler Ann Simpson jerry Sloan . , W iii in N.: x iii iii ii ii .W ii ii own Hiigiii :in . . , .in U N 1 , , , . W ..1 in i ' - 'M -an :fi i V Ann Kemery Skippy Kimblcr Jim Kramer Christie Lewis Rose McClellan john Maikcn Edward Maynard Lawrence Maynard Dan Moose Barry Naugle uniors Look Forward i H if 'ir 'si an sl? i A X E ltmmm, QE!-I l in xf atb L 2 M, A , . :'. V laik i Vw 5' K mam M ii . ii H11 ii ui mmii ,ii ,ui HT ogg' ' ' 1 QE Qgiggieg EL! :. fs.: .' W Pam Smith Rodger Smith Daisy Stage Edna Stein Pat Stemz Charlotte Steward Patricia Steward Jacqueline Stiebritz Sheff Sweet Gary Swiger To Becoming Seniors l gi 1 Q l u fm Lb, he if il J l l . . 'L I A l: ' N 1 ' 34, , jan Thomas john Thompson Harold Unangst Peggy Weaver Ivan Welch Tom Wittman une Tedrow - l 1 l N WWNN .sr W f,V. I , 5 :, - V I I . '- Wynona Alkire V Georgia Alkire ' 5' ' ' 1 Kristine Ashton -gi, Izlz Y - Melba Ayers 1, Cathy Beard ew i 1 .ii . ' . 1 , gg f f,,1 so .,.., , 4 .-.L , M , l K if ' V 3 - , j:,v.,flgEE ,.VY 'flf : I l I , Dennis Biddinger r Asif- - l B. X ' i ' 1 -1'f'fYBi di'1gcf . H 73 E5 , ,,,, , 2: ., Li i I ,M Q L I 1, 'A e, james Blankenship - ' l , ' I lu f W , il i 'El ' -. Marie Bohlanrl V33 Il ly V H-A'Q? 1 A' l I M C: fl: Donald Bowen ,gan gs X- : 'ig if x M h XXX V Y fy A V fb kyxmiimxi Y I ii W K V aa ' L- B B ' 4 4 I A Kathy Boyd David Bradford Mary Briggs Clarence Brinker Debbie Brown Margaret Canheld Suzanne Clemons Tom Cline Shirley Clouser Gaylord Coffman ' i sophomore Officers 'Hi 'S Sophomore Class Oflicers: Pres. lVIike Murtaugh V. Pres. Dave Lechiara SCC. julie McQuate St' Council Jeannette Conwell Ann Martin l -an ge B f ,I Q '4 HS' li Jeanette Conwell Barbara Cook Linda Copsey Toby Crawford Howard Deibler Linda DeLozicr Tom Dignin Edward Dull Roger Eagle Delora Fausnight Led the Clss of 1969 ,T .-'. A .L 2'- , x y n , 1 4' x 4' , , L- ,A jg . , JH ,pl M W., ,. 'fi in 2 H . , , 1 4 im. ,Hu i. Hx 3, , u w ' 1 ,, A. i . ,, ul l i . K X, , ji! A ,- , Tx- X f ' v 1, 'lik'-2. 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' ' .1 B, ,g t ne w , ln 'J , A 5 W- V .Q ,i Eddie Alkire Steve Badger David Baker Gary Barr Beverly Bartley Don Beach James Beattie Gerald Bcebe Shirley Begly Lucinda Berry Class of 1970 Learned - ,, '. t l r . A vT?,. ww ' I ', .g ,I ,, Lf- 1 ' A ' iw D-n i XJ E53 V , in i l - . .- f- W im is - -M ,L i ' , 'Fw I tr 'i , ' , -..4.,J': :,,. ,, , .. ' if f f. - l r , -A - B H .. ...: ieff, - l Freshmen Glass Oflicers: Pres. Rick Ringler V. Pres Don Hootman Sec. Sylvia Johnston Treas: john Murtaugh St. Council Vesta Fausnight Louis Krieg - J mga- .T 5 W,LL,,L m,,. V V W xg jfiiifi' 1 ig ,fw E lg, l 572 H W. 'I I ' nfl' ' Qin , 1' Jewell Clark 5 -' 'L Phllclark ' , Tl. J r Sfephencfisi Nick Crow 11 K- 1 W ,N Martin Curtis Nl' -.4 l W 4 1 I 'A 1 N lu! 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T., , , E' ,IanetPostlc H1 vw haf? V I gf ' Bill Reeves W X F M Q it 3 NX ., New Experiences Kathy Rickett Debbie Rife Celia RifHe Chris Ringler Linda Roberts 'Q' N54 2 -Em Debbie Ropp ' W4 A C A Jane Schwartzwalder vs: ,, 'L - 1- ,ii . 5,1 r 'f - if Gary Sloan ,HIL ,Y A , 1 Glenn Smetzer - ' - Tom Smith W-fren rr A , Q V L 3, i i , H 'Q ii U bb Ulf if ax xg Q-2' I ii E . H ,, i 5 V i J if -I.:-T'1'5 'L -if-5 ii .' . ,.:5:,:. -Q--as f f-4 f - 'Hz' ' . ,, - , - -- 'rv f, . - JN., re In A i, 5 i gh i , 1 i i i .R --:Q ' tcm- :Zf ' - ka.. wi--X i 'Q ii 5, 3.31 X .,., 4 7:1'.1A , 1 i ' I -, H 'H-: - I. i ., . , Diann Shaum Edward Shonkwilcr Aprilia Simpspn Dale Smith Nancy Smith Roger Smith Michael Staley Linda Steiner Richard Steiner Vincent Slepp i i ,.,,.... 'M Karen Stuart Allan Swartz Jessie Swiger Virginia Thompson Julie Weaver Karen Welch Lanny Whitaker Sharon Whitmore John Wiser Tony Wittman 1- -mt. ' r 555215 W- if ii QQ mm , my -3 rf, 1: ,-,e1e...J:'- .f!'?g::.., u,if21 I-2,5,'.:., 2.425 .' f me my is wma fan HW A , V. ul f wgifar' 1 '-BWI -vit ,lu QQ! ' is- 1 f l f 1 ' x im A k i if - intel MA PLE TO Teachers at Mapleton are no different than teachers the world over. These are the things that remind us of them cluttered desks CAMP. Hay, would you please help me Hll out this college application? .. . noon duty in the main corridor . . . the Double, double, toil and trouble experi- ences by teachers introducing Shakespeare to stu- dents ,. . pros and cons concerning modern math . . . discussions about the new social science . . . stu- dent teachers . . . Mr. Brownsonls fruit flie . , . de- votion to the task at hand .. . reHecting the lives of the students of our high school . . . all these and many more remind us of our fine Mapleton teachers. mga as - 'ESV .fi ..g , ,I 1:25 YH H w v' V -by ADM! ISTRA T10 Capable Leaders Mr. Weikel, County Superintendent SITTING: Mr. Myron L. Hootman, President, Mrs. Mildred STANDING: Mr. Dean Welch, Mr. Carl M. Bruce, Vice-President, Mr Mr. Galen Leatherman A.B. Bluffton College, M.A. Ohio State Universityg pre- viously was teacher, coach, and principal at Crawfis H.S,, teacher and coach at Delta H.S., principal, coach, and later superintendent at Jackson H.S., superintendent at Ruggles-Troy H.S., presently Superintendent of Mapleton High School. Direct School System it + til PJ' Fifi tion surer, Mrs. Emeline Krause, Mr. Galen Leatherman, Superintendent. :Q-m,, Mr. William Butler B.S. Ohio University, M.A. john Carroll Universityg dustrial Arts, Ass. Principal. 5 w ' ti it ww I MM' l' it t ml t t t N l V :LITE V :,. S Mr. john Camp In, B,S. Ashland College, M.Ed. Kent State University pre viously taught business education at Polk High School and was the Local Executive Headg now Mapleton High School Principal. ll A : Lf :it 1... ' ' LH Mrs. Pauline Fair B.S. Ashland College, Ohio University, University of B.S., M.Ed. Bowling Green Smte University Biology Chicago, Wooster Business College, University of Utahg Guidance Counselor Cross Country JV Basketball Librarian. Coach. Mrs. Mary Nearhood , B.A., B.S. Ashland College, University of Athens Greece, Oberlin Collegeg English, Latin I SL ll, French I 8:11. 1 4' Er A T Er-v is '52 g 1 ii is ..- W . , Miss Diane Marshall Mr. Ralph Welch A 1-1-Iam. B.S. West Virginia University, Fairmont State College B.S. Kent State University, Akron University, ctua mel Business Collegeg Home Economics. Ohio State Universityg Vocational Agriculture. Ji. Njglfkwu Miss Kathy Schadeck Mr. Carl Rolofl' L . - f , , Mrs. Portia Speck MI'-.llm Reynolds B,S. College of Wooster, Ashland Collegeg English, School BAS- Ashland College? English, SPCCCll5 Track and Foofball Newspaper Advisor. Coach- ? . Mrs. Laura Bates B.A. Ashland Collegeg English. Mr. Tom Younkin Mrs, Helen Miracle Ashland College, Ohio Universityg Bookkeeping, Business B.S. Ohio Universityg Typing I, Typing ll, Oflice Prac Law, Consumer Economics, Gen. Business. ticeg School Newspaper Advisor. Miss Marilyn Paxton B.S. Capital Universityg Personal Typing, Typing I, Short- hand l, Shorthand Il, Gen. Business, Bus. English. ,N AV :Cf Mrs. Ruth Crumrine A.B. Ashland College, A.B. Ohio State Universityg Alge- bra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Adv. Math. mm 71 Egsfssg ff-4 , ' L if ' X-. , I 1 , Y Ju H D STATE Mr. Lonnie Atchison B.S. Ashland Collegeg U.S. History, World Historyg Ass. Football Coach. Mrs. Virginia Pfeiffer B.S. Ohio State Universityg Gen. Math! Algebra I, Review Math. .X Lire S+, 5 P W-K- 1 : 'K '-'-V - 1 Hi iiillliiillliiilll it W Mr. John Hamilton B.Ed. University oiToledog American Government. Mr. Walter Brownson B.S. Ashland College, A.M. Kent State University, Biology, Chemistry. ,is ,flown F-Fl. ,, .livf't',51't1:A,, ' i- , 14- Qi 4 Q qjiiz. if , . L - ,lg tj ,Vai 1 L . C , je-2 e' Z- E ff-'f' ' '.. . f- , Qywf' -- 1 X. ' -,- v,:L.:,, Pt:,v-,ig-0' X ill AL: -, '- :' N - '- '- ' , J. ' I 'Ffif .-Ee!1.--,m' ,.,., - .. .,-- , Wi mu iiizm, mm Mr. john Crumrine A.B. Ashland College, Ohio State University, New York University, Case Institute of Technology, Ohio Wesleyan University, Gen. Science, Physics, Mechanical Drawing I. -1:1 ,ui I umm Mg .-,ii 'i YA wt 1-4 t. if Y,, .. ' ' m 1.5 ' 1 ' 5 ,--f-.-.-.-.-5-Y 5 . . ' - ' 5-- - 'M' ll -- W 5 .555'55555555'5'5'...Y ..., W1 lf., 1 5 llwimll' lm' 'tum 7' ' 3i:5:T lui: ,Sal - H I 5 'll Y i . 555555 2 E Y i Z 1 , Z -. it A W , 55 ,Mega-N l , . 5 1 W Minnow mon scuoot D WER EQUQQQTIUN HARULDS MOTOR C0.. INC Mr. Glenn Honeycutt Mrs. Patty Hastings B.S,, M.Ed. Bowling Green State University, M.Ed. B-S Kem Stale UniVCr5iYYS Girls, PhYSiC-31 EdUC2fi0I1 Miami Universityg Boys, Physical Education, Driver Edu- Cheerleader AdViS0f- cationg Basketball, Baseball, Ass. Football Coach. Mrs. Collins, Executive Secretary mqafkn : Miss Marie Keppel Mr. David Vaas A.A. San Joaquin Delta College, University of the Pacific, B.Mus. Ashland College, New England Conservatoryg In- B.Mus. Ashland Collegeg Vocal Music. strumental Music. Mrs. Romine, Clerk Mrs. jackson, Executive Secretary '--A 1- ar: '+A 1 1 1- U ' , l ,r 'N ' mu .HN ,gb , , , ., .- r M1 , x -,- . - ' X .,Px ,- '.,3'E, ,, Q ,,- . , -: ' nf' . , Q N, .Ll , ., .iv ,. V ' v 'LIL . ,-,. . ,. U gs H ' 1-xw .,, . - -.,q.,, if l 1? ,f i N. 'L 1,1 , '97 .xi-34 . ...- , Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Drushell, Mrs. Griffith, Cooks Mr. 8a Mrs. Marshall, Custodians. MAPLE T0 I Sports events at Mapleton create much interest. When remembering sports, students are reminded of . . . the enthusiasm exhibited at basketball games . . . loyal crowds sitting in torrents of rain . . . the roaring bleachers crowd . . . disagreements with the referee .. . the kickoff the critical first down measurement . . . the Fight song . . . the ofF1cial's whistle . . . tense moments in the shower room . . . First tipoff of basketball . . . worried spectators looking at the score board . . . the dunk shot . . . cheerleaders screaming for victory concession stand crowding at the half the winning field goal in the last minute . . . chilly spring winds . . . tracksters competing for the medal in meets crack of the baseball bat . . . yells of the umpire . . . the crucial strike out . . . the clanging of the victory bell . . . how we won . . , how we lost . . . Charge . . . our Mounties. These are reflections of Maple- tonls spirit in sports. SPOR TS Special recognition should go to the outstanding job done by the ten senior players. Certainly no one can argue that ten Hne ball-players will be lost through graduation. Nor can it be argued that this year's team was one of the best that lVIapleton will see. Next year's team, how- ever, will be expected to pick up where the team left off this year, that is by improving the 6-3 mark and keeping the home Held unmarred by defeat. Row I: N. Crow, Wiser, l-liukcy,J. Murtaugh, D. Lindecamp, K. Pittenger, D. Steiner, D. Baker, D. Lechiara, L. Lacy Row 2.1 B. Wiser, manager, J. Kramer, J. Pence, G. Jollay, J. Hickey, N, Claypool, D. Moose,J. Maiken, I. Welch, T. Crow, T. Hickey, D. Brockway Row 3: The 1966 Mapleton Mountie football team, under the fine coaching of Jim Reynolds, Lonnie Atchison, and Glenn Honeycutt, showed its fans the most impressive season in the four year history of Mapleton football. With the seniors showing outstanding leadership and with a great all-out team effort, the Mounties came back from a disappointing 1-8 record to a 6-3 record. The line, led by seniors Lechiara, Wiser, and Brock- way, despite its small size, proved to be among the best in the conference, allowing only 88 points defen- sively. However, a good team consists not only of a good stout defense but also a hard-driving offense. The back- field proved to be most outstanding as, led by all-con- ference halfback Tim Hickey and quarterback Jim Stuart, it scored the majority of 175 points, third high- est in the conference. Mounties Initiate New Gridiron Mr. Honeycutt, Assistant Coach, T. Dignin, T. Crawford, J. Stuart, F. Longsdorf, D. Thompson, R. Oblisk,J. Wiser, R. Donley, D. Biddinger, G. Sloan, S. Lechiara, M. Murtaugh, Mr. Reynolds, Head Coach, Mr. Atchison, Assistant Coach,J. Sloan, absent with 4 Home Victories Mapleton 20 26 0 19 14 22 54 14 6 SCORES Crestview Lucas Milan Western Reserve Berlin Heights Monroeville Black River South Centeral Hillsdale Opponents 8 0 18 6 0 8 0 36 12 Football coaches and tri-captains Firelands Conference, Honorable Mention-J. Stuart, S. Lechiarahl. Wiser Steve Lechnm LE Ted Crow DH J. Maiken, D. Moose, N. Claypool. Seruors Lead the Mountie Charge Fred Longsdorf, DL Dave Brockway, RE jim Wiser, RG All Area Firelands Conference T Hickey Rlch Donley RT Dan McClaHin, DH Dick Thompson, LT 2-is wi 'PE' Tim receives instructions from Coach Reynolds. Mountie ofliense in action. Mounties Place Third in Conference , Defense halts opponenfs drive. Football brings spirit to Mapleton. J' M, A l l ROW7 J Donley G Goon D Briggs C McCarty M Goon H Keener, T. Cline, D. Dennison, T. Hummel, B. Naugle R Miller M Ayers C Watson S Badger G Keener ROW 2 Coach Hay P Imhoff, M. Krause, J. Thompson, J. Brown, B. Bright Bowles manager. Mapleton Adds Crosscountry and -fr' Mapleton's First crosscountry team finished with a 3-1 duel meet record under the coaching of Tom Hay. The crosscountry course consists of a two mile run over rough terrain, with the lowest score winning. Members with the fastest times included Bob Bright with a time of 11:08, Homer Ayers, with a time of 11:10, and Mick Goon, with a time of 11 :16. Only one runner will be lost through graduation, and Coach Hay is looking -forward to next year's full schedule of meets. l KNEEIING R Smith A Re1b1u B Wiser Xlad Sl INDIXC, Wiser C, Re1b1u Kline R Long D Lechiara C Hirkex S Lechi ara. D Bowen I Wiser A Brockway Coach Hamilton Wrestling to Sports Curriculum With John Hamilton coaching, Mapletonas wres- tling team ended with a 3-3 season. Wrestling, a new sport, includes several matches, which are divid- ed into weight classes ranging from under 120 pounds to over 175 pounds. Points are scored by skillful execution of holds or technical maneuvers. A match ends when one wrestler scores a pin or is ahead at the end of three periods of play, each two minutes long. This year's top wrestlers included Steve Lechiara, Jim Wiser, jim Kline, and CliH Hickey, with Kline going to district competition. W-H --f : Alb.. ' V ff ,J 'ff , r iw' Y W. 1 .ffi'? Q.f,.fL ,J 'H' 1.,fiYXZg,,Tif1: ,WI iemxgews , Y S W V ,. 1 i Q v-.,,,,W , i .. ,wi ' SKIL, . - ' W' Y ...Q-1-ii, -fl. 1104 NM' 'H Mlm- mg? -fav ' . , , mv .C -- t .L are il i - - ' Varsity Cops First Firelands Coach Glenn Honeycutt's first year at Mapleton proved to be a successful one as he guided the Varsity basketball team to a perfect 10-0 conference record and a 14-5 seasonal record. The Mounties showed great improvement over last year's team in accuracy and speed. The Varsity Mounties were headed by seniors Dave Brockway, Fred Longsdorf, Jim Stuart, and Tim Hickey. Leadership on the Hoor fell into the hands of these four boys, plus junior Nick Claypool. This same capable ball handling will take skill and practice by uncoming Varsity players. In individual playing, seniors Fred Longsdorf, Dave Brock- way, and Jim Stuart made the Firelands Conference team while Coach Honeycutt was selected coach of the year. Longsdorf was also chosen as a member of the All-Area team. Losing most of their starting team, the Mounties will have to rebuild next year. However, Coach Honeycutt feels that Mapleton, with practice and determination, can once again- produce a winning Firelands Conference team. Varsity Scores Mapleton Opponent 50 Lucas 59 67 South Central 62 60 Black River 43 56 Hillsdale 45 71 Western Reserve 35 80 Milan 54 51 Loudonville 42 87 Berlin Heights 73 34 Northwestern 83 57 Monroeville 51 47 Crestview 78 76 South Central 50 52 Central Christian 42 55 Black River 42 35 Lucas 44 66 Hillsdale 55 40 Loudonville 32 Wooster Sectional Tournament 46 Doylestown 40 37 Northwestern 53 Conference Championship T. Crow, T. Hickey, D. Dennison, R. Oblisk, tl. Stuart, rim,-h I-Innpvmm. D. Brockwav. F. Longsdorf, D. Hen- dershot, N. Claypool, P. Keener,j. Maiken Fred Longsdorf, RF jim Stuart, LF Dave Brockway, C Tim Hickey, LG m in H um, 34' ol' t. . , '58 - 4 Tri-captains receive conference trophy. Varsity Led by Seniors Mountie Pride This year's Varsity basketball team was one, that would make any' school proud. The boys, high spirit and good sportsmanship, plus excellent coaching, made this possible. Their Fine record will certainly be one for future Varsity teams to shoot for. Nick Claypggl, RG Ted Crow, G Duane Hendershot, G 2 Je' 1 V I 1 l ROW 7 AI Maxken P Keener, T. Hickey, T, Longsdorf, D. Brockway, Coach Honeycutt R Ob Crow N Claypool ROW 2: D. Hcndcrshor, F, lisk,,I.Stuart, D. Dennison F1relands Conference Champions 1966 1967 Names engraved in Mountxe history A trophy Well earned It was a real privilege working with the 1966-67 'Mounties Varsity basketball squadf The team dedication was excellent and individual effort on the part of each boy surely influenced the success of our season. Being one of the smallest teams in the conference, these boys set a goal for themselves, went after it, and presented Mapleton High School with its First Fire- lands Conference Championship with a 10-0 recordfj Coach Honeycutt 1- 1 'Q wx ' fi Z2 g inn! 953 Eh! JF x 3-wfz. V-. J .E if 'C F., lx X4 g -u 1 Q M in Action TYR if- in 'Qui 'I Scores Mapleton Opponent 38 Lucas 28 30 South Central 37 30 Black River 34 39 Hillsdale 27 40 Western Reserve 49 46 Milan 38 42 Loudonville 34 53 Berlin Heights 43 25 Northwestern 49 37 Monroeville 32 31 Crestview 33 41 South Central 44 51 Central Christian 26 30 Black.River 36 47 Lucas 44 27 Hillsdale 30 48 Loudonville 39 Reserves Gam Expenence KAfEELING- J' Biddinger, Coach Hay, G' Goon' STANDjA7G'- L. ford, D. Hootman, M. Krause, M. Imholf, D. Biddinger. Lacy, B. Wingrove, B. Starcher, M. Murtaugh, T. Cline, T. Craw- Toward Varsity Action Mapleton's hustling reserve basketball team finished the season with a 9-8 record. In six of the losses the winning margin was six points or less. With experience and poise gained this year, sev- eral members of the reserve team should be vying for starting roles with the Mounties varsity next year. , K WL, ,. ,. S-TD Y . 1 - 1- I 3 g , L .,...',, , F . ,, 'H ' I Coach jerry Weyer's freshman team coasted to a 14-5 season by defeating the Hillsdale frosh 40-35 in the Hillsdale Invitational. Leading scorers for the team were Krieg with 129 points, Hootman with 123, and Steiner with 107. This year the team played for experience that will be useful in theirJV and Varsity years. Scores Mapleton Opponent D 37 LeRoy 47 4 44 Lodi 42 27 Black River 26 37 South Central 27 28 Milan 25 37 Loudonville 29 27 Western Reserve 28 34 Hillsdale 29 23 New London 27 28 Hillsdale 17 23 Northwestern 25 21 Loudonville 19 36 Black River 12 54 Milan 39 43 Northwestern 35 46 South Central 30 37 Lodi 43 Hillsdale Tournament 52 South Central 40 40 Hillsdale 35 Frosh Gam Impresslve Season Kneelzng N. Crow, Donley, B. Gast, Murtaugh, K. Pittenger, Heath, G, Beebe, D. Steiner, T. Hummel, Coach Weyer, R. Mil- S Badger, Hickey, R. Ringler, L. Krieg. Standing: K, ler, L. Kerr, D. Hootman, D. Baker, R. Bohland. Varsity Cheerleaders S. Cline, J. McQuate, J. Steibritz, A. Simpson, P. Shultz, D.jewell,J. Leibolt, C. Bohland. Cheerleaders Boost Mountie Spirit Frosh Cheerleaders A. Simpson, B. Bohland, N. Smith, D. Bowles .- Thinclads Place Second in Firelancls Conference ROW 7: L. Krieg, C. Hickey, J. Murtaugh, G. Keener, T. Crawford, J- BFOWTL H- AYCfSi B- Bright, D- Plank, R- Bohland. ROW-35 B- Wis' M. Murtaugh, M. Coon, T, Hickey, N, Claypggl, H, Harper, D, er, Coach Reynolds, T. Hummel, S. Bright, M. Imhoff, R. Miller, J. Briggs. Row 2.- J. Hickey, c. watson, P. Clark, D. Steiner, R. Naylor, Kramer, B- Kerri F- Lfmssdoffil- Gfibben- Records Establishing eight new school-records, the finest track team in Mapletonls history raced to a 6-1 dual meet ledger. Injuries to key personnel cost the Mapleton hurriers a perfect season as New London edged by them 65-62. The injury-laden squad was frustrated twice more as they finished second at the Ashland Relays and at the Firelands Conference meet. Toby Crawford Fred Longsdorf john Murtaugh Louie Krieghlesse Brown Nick Claypool, Ray Naylor Darcie Briggs, Fred Longsdorf- Darcie Briggs, Tim Hickey, Steve Lechiara, Mike Murtaugh Darcie Briggs, Tim Hickey, Nick Claypool, Fred Longsdorf lvlick Goon, Dick Steiner, john Murtaugh, Toby Crawford 880 Yard Run 120 High Hurdles Two Mile Run Longjump 880 Relay Mile Relay 440 Yard Relay Two Mile Relay 2204.3 16.1 10:38.9 19'2 1237.1 3:41.25 47.9 8155.0 Qaigfw uw , m asf.. gr Sf !H'me 'qwl'D Q? 1 sp K ROW 7.' N. Crow, I. Welch, P. Keener, G. Jolley, L. Lacy, Biddin- T. Crow, Stuart, D. Biddinger, D. Brockway, S. Lechiara T Cline ger, D. Lechiara, NI. Maiken. ROW 2: D. Bradford, T. Rublc, S. Sweet, D. Moose, Coach Honeycutt. Inexperience and tough luck resulted in a disap- Scores pointing 7-7 season for the baseball team. Dave Brockway led the batting with a .375 average and Dan Moose accumulated 15 runs bat- ted in. Losing only five seniors from a ball club that lost three games by a total of four runs, Coach Glenn Honeycutt expects a fine season next year with a nucleus of veterans returning to bolster two of the finest pitchers in the area, Tom Cline and Lorin Lacy. Buckeye New London Berlin Heights Crestview Berlin Heights Hillsdale Hiland Black River Hillsdale South Central South Central New London Black River Western Reserve Baseball Team Experiences Rugged Season 1 i315J..: mv' . , 'U' w M' '-,.4, NL .,-N . .f , I A A , 1, W I Q.. . 1: E ' - F lv., ,V E . Q , -. ' :ff 41 ' W MA PLE TO Organizations hold an important in the lives of Mapleton students reflections such as these Hood our memories .. . an F,T.A. member's Hrst experience as teacher in a roomful of energetic young people . . . Cheavlier deadlines . . . murmurs of after-meeting fellowship . . . living . . . learning . . . motions to amend amendments . . . voting re- turns Latin Club chicken dinners band members popping corn ,. . class unity at M.H.S. Oh, who got thirty four and thirty five re- versed? by yearbook staH' members . . . organiza- tions, an effort to make living together more pleas- ant reflections of what we did these are Mapleton. ag 955. D OR GA NIZA T10 ROW 7: Mrs. Hastings, B. Bartley,J. Clark, R. Pittinger, V. Fauns- night, A. Simpson, D. Bowles, L. Steiner, D. Morgan, S.Johnston, V Thompson, C. Emmons. ROW 2: K. Kwiatkowski, R. Jenny, A Martin, C. Stuart, B. Stentz, B. Moody, C. Beard, B. Tracy, K Rickett, J. Schwartzwalder, M. Kinter. ROW 3: J. McQuate, M Ayers, V. Stelzer, D. Ropp, D. Brown, S. Brockway, M. Herpel, C Lewis, B. Fisher, K. Stuart, E. Stein. ROW17: P. Smith, R. Beninghof, A. Simpson, Stiebritz, L. Daniels,J. Whitaker, P. Clark, D. Blech- Schmidt, C. Steward, P. Steward, Haas, L. Berry. ROW5: S. Mc- Quillen, Pfeiffer, M. Briley, B. Koval, D. Bartley, Beebe, M. Leininger, G. Babiak, I. Kinter, N. Stelzer, C. Steiner. ROW 6: B. Biddinger, P. Grant, S. Cline, J. Leibolt, D. Jewell, P. Shultz, J. Frazier, C. Bohland, D. Keener,J. Brockway, B. Hummel. G.A.A. SITTING: K. Kwiatkowski, D. Blechschmidt. KNEELINGJ G Babiak, B. Koval, R. Pittinger, C. Lewis, S. Brockway, C. Stuart A. Martin, Ayers. STANDING: M. Herpel, D. Brown, I. Kinter, B. Biclclinger, S. McQui1len,J. PfeifTer,J. Beebe, D. Bart- ley, C. Steiner, M. Briley, Mrs. Hastings. During the 1966-1967 school year the Girl's Athletic Association had several activities includ ing a baked sale, a bowling party at King Lanes in Ashland, and a basketball game against the Alumni, They also had a volleyball team For the first time, this year the members of the G.A.A. ordered jackets. They were royal blue with red lettering. The oFHcers for this year were: Vice-President-Carol Bohland Secretary-Bev Moody Treasurer4Cathy Steiner Student Council-Julie McQuate Future Voters ROW 7: S. Lechiara, B. Biddinger, R. Oblisk, R. Brownson, R, Lozier, L. Weaver, D. McClaflin, B. Fausnight, K. Funk. ROW 4: Schultz, Keener, G. Babiak, Bowles. ROW 2: B. Hummel, Mr. Hamilton, M. Briley, D. Bartley, Beebe, K. Kuhlman, M. Kramer, A. Riebau, D. Moose, M. Gerwig, Sloan, M. Coon, D. Stauder, S. Noss, S. Twitchell, M. Leininger. Briggs. ROW 3: Wiser, T. Turk, B. Jackson, V. Warnes, L. De- SITTING: S. Christ, J. Keener, L. Baker, R. Schultz, B. Koval, S. D. Bradford, S. Lechiara, D. Moose, M. Goon, B. Hummel, Dxjewell Brockway, Beebe, Mr. Reynolds. STANDING: B. Linclenmeyer, Dujones, B. Stentz,,I. Brockway. l ll si, 'x W ROW ff Miss Marshall, L. Dull, M- Copsey, L. Copsey, K. Boyd- Beninghof, D. Jewell, P. Hiller. Row 3: s. Whitmore, s. Dull, P. CHFPCDICF, BOWCI'SOCk, SlIT1pSOI1, Bowles, Hahn, Kgengr, Pittenggr, F.H .A. During the 1966-1967 school year the Future Homemakers of America participated in many acti- vities including a Fall County Rally at Ashland Senior High School, A Spring County Rally at Loudenville, at Christmas they went caroling and sent some things to Applecreek, they held a Sadie Hawkins dance, and a banquet with a guest speaker from Canfield Florists. The ofhcers for the year were: President-Mary Copsey Vice-President-Linda Dull Secretary-Linda Copsey Treasurer-Cathy Boyd Student Council-Kathy Krause During the 1966-1967 school year the Mapleton F.F.A. maintained an active membership of forty- eight farm boys studying agriculture under the di- rection of Mr. Welch. The chapter has had numerous activities includ- ing the sending of three members to F.F.A. summer camp, judging teams for dairy cattle, general live- stock, and soil and water management, and the sponsoring of three delegates, David Goon, Jim Kline, and Bob Wingrove to the state F.F.A. con- vention. Four chapter farmers were nominated to receive the State F.F.A. Degree at the state conven- tion. They were Dan McClaflin, Fred Ropp, Jim Ropp, and Richard Thompson. The omcers for the year were: President-Dan McClaFlin Vice-President-Richard Thompson Secretary-Ted Crow Treasurer-Homer Ayers Sentinel-Jim Ropp F.F. ROW 7: T. Crow, H. Ayers, J. Ropp, D. Thompson, D. McClaHin, F. Ropp, Mr. Welch. ROW 2: N. Crow, Beattie, L. Whitaker, D. Beach, J. May, J. Beebe, G. Barr, J. Hickey, K. Pittinger, P. Clark, M. McClellan. ROW 3: C. Hickey, D. Goon, J. Stauder, D. IIN-npr R Wingrove. T. Keener, F. Jenny, D. Edwards, R. Eagle, .gm 1967-1968 Ofhcers C. Watson. ROW4: D. Brown, K. Kithcart, N. Claypool, D. Barr,J Thomas, H. Harper, C. Edwards, G. Swiger, J. Pence, J. Halada ROW 5: D. Feightner, J. Gilbreath, H. Clark, F. Longsdorf, T Hickey, F.Jenkins,J. Gribben, R. Long,J. Cline,J. Blankenship. l- - .nw 1 4, L .J ROW 7: A. Martin, Conwell, Sxlohnston, V. Fausnight, L. Kreig. ROW 2-' S- Brockway, A. Kemery, R. Oblisk,j. NIcQuate, D. Moose, Mr. Hamil- ton' ROW3-' M- MCC1aHin,J. Beebe, N. Stelzer, M. Gott, D. Blechschmidt, J. Maiken. ROW 4: D. Jewell, K. Krause, S. Lechiara, B. Biddinger, R. Brownson, D. McClaHin. Student Council The Mapleton Student Council is a service or- ganization dedicated to the task of improving the school and its many functions. Members of the council hold one of the most honored and important positions in the school, for they are the voice ofthe student body. Among the activities of the council for the year were the sponsoring of the Homecoming, presenta- tion of the queen and court, and the Homecoming danceg a battle of the bandsg selecting a school ban- nerg the drawing up of a constitution for the schoolg and the direction of elections for the coming year. Officers for the year were: President-Mike McClaFlin Secretary-Treasurer-Ann Kemery The Latin Club ROW 7:J. Keener,J. Cusato, P. Stentz, L. Daniels, P. Can- field, Donley, G. Bowersock, V. Moyers, M. Staley. ROW2: J. Murtaugh, W. Payne, C. Riftle, G. McClellan, A. Martin, S. Reed, H. Grimm, D. Jones, S. Gribben. ROVV3: A. Kemery, K. Welch, S. Harmon, C. Riebau, E Shonkwiler, L. Lacy, R. Ringler, S. Graham, Mrs. Near- hood. ROW 4: L. DeLozier, J. Stiebritz, J. Conwell, M Gott, D. Steiner, D. Biddinger, M. Murtaugh, L. Berry, M Krause, L. DeLozier, L. Steiner. This year's Latin Club was made up of the Latin I and Latin II students and some mem- bers of theJunior Classical League. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nearhood, the club has been working on various projects to Hnance a European tour, to be made during the summer of 1967. They have had chicken dinners, baked sales, candy sales, and numer- ous selling projects to help add to the money already in the treasury. With the help of this money several members of the club will be able to take the trip. The oflicers for the year were: President-Pat Stentz Vice-President-Jacque Stiebritz Secretary-Celia Riffle Treasurer-Lea Daniels Dewey Decimals President-Kathy Kuhlman Vice-President-Cathy Steiner ' Secretary-Linda DeLozier Student Council-jennifer Beebe During each period of every day two student li- eN' ' K .N 11 brarians work in the library. They assist students, help keep the library in order, and check in and T sign out books for the students. These librarians make up the Dewey Decimals. The organization holds regular meetings, during which they discuss various things and hold various activities. I . Mrs. Fair, K. Boyd, V. Stelzer, L. DeLozier, L. Martin, K. Ashton J. Martin, C. Steiner, J. Brockway, KI. Beebe, I. Kinter, K. Kuhlman M. Herpel, B. Starcher, D. Fitz. STANDING: Mr. Hay, S. Wells, L. Weaver, C. Babiak, R. Schultz, L. pel, Cusato, B. Hummel, A. Kemery, C. Lewis, V. Warnes, Pfeif- DeLozier, M. Leininger, R. McClellan, B. Fausnight, D. Blechschmidt, fCI', K- Kllhlmanf SITTING-' D-J011-HY, B- Jackson, I- WClCh, R- Rohn P. Stentz, Stiebritz, S. Cline, L. Baker, M. Gott, B. Koval, M. Her- S- Lechiara, M- MCCl21Hi1'1, B. LUIZ- National Honor Society The National Honor Society Although the National Honor Society started with only seven members, the membership was increased to thirty-one, as twenty-four students were chosen to become members on the basis of their leadership, scholarship, character, and service. During the year the Honor Society put on a Christmas assembly, presenting Christmas from both the serious and the light side, and the induction cere- mony, performed before the entire student body. The ofiicers were: President-Davejollay Vice-President-Bill Jackson Secretary-Sally Cline Treasurer-Virginia Warnes Student Council-Marilyn Gott News Reporter-Janet PfeiHier Sergeant-at-Arms-Mike McClaHin ROW 7: S. Wells, G. Babiak,j. Leibolt, S. Cline, P. Grant, A. Hoot- man. ROW 2: L. Case, L. Martin, M. Workman, B. Gordon, N. Stelzer, C. Steiner, I. Kinter. ROW3: V. Warnes, L. Dull, M. Briley, L. Unangst, L. Gierhart, P. Hahn, S. McQuillen, Mrs. Miracle. The Mountie Messenger Staff The Mountie Messenger StaHh is made up mainly of the Ofhce Practice Class and the journalism Class. Each month it collects news from various organizations and acti- vities and combines it with other articles of interest to put together a paper for Mapleton teachers and students. This year Shirley Clouser was the Editor-in-Chief and Peg Canfield was her assistant. Under the guidance of Mrs. Speck, and with the help ofthe editors of the various sections, they provided the Mountie Messenger. Mountie Messenger Staff ROW 7: Young, B. Tucker, K. Boyd, S. Clouser, Postle, P. R. Long, M. Bohland, Conwell, D. Galazka. ROW 3: R. Light, Canfield, McQuate, A. Martin, P. Steward. ROW 2: D. Fauns- M. Krause, W. Payne, C. McCarty, D. Bowen, D. Biddinger, M. night, L. DeLozier, C. Riflle, D. Bradford, H. Deibler, L. Lacy, Murtaugh,B.Starcher, L. Wyler, Mrs.Speck. Annual Staff 1 ,lt I l-1 . T ,,,. , , . ii - , Y ,H l ' - ii I , 1 r: ROW 7: A. Kemery, S. Brockway, C. Lewis,J. Pl'eilTer, M. Gott, P. Stentz. ROW 2: J. Bowles, R. Brownson,J. Brockway, V. Warnes, C. Steiner, B. Hummel, Mrs. Fair, M. McClaHin. This year the Annual Staff worked to put together the biggest and best annual that Mapleton has ever had. The Editor-in-Chief, Barb Hummel and her assistant, Pat Stentz, along with the advisor, Mrs. Fair, helped the editors of the various sections with their work. Weekly meetings were held after school and there were several work nights to get the an- nual out on time. Since we had a new yearbook company this year, it was not possible to have the crest on the front of the annual unless extra money was paid to the company. There was an al- most unanimous decision by the staff to have the crest, even if it meant extra work. Stu- dents gave donations, the senior class do- nated, and the members of the stall' held two car washes in order to finance a crest for the cover of 1967 yearbook. Ad Salesmen ROW 7: G. Babiak,J. Bowles, R. Brownson,J. Frazier, T. Hickey, D. Eby S. Lechiara, P. Stentz, D. Blechschmidt, D. Jewell, P. Shultz, J. Cusato ROW 2: Stiebritz, M. McClaHin, K. Funk, M. Herpel, C. Lewis, V Warnes, Brockway, C. Steiner, B. Hummel, A. Kemery, I. Kinter, L Baker. ROW3: M. Gerwig, J. Ropp, D. Jollay, F. Longsdorf, R. Krause J. Stuart,J. Sloan, D. Brockway,J. Pfeiffer, D. McClaHin, B. Fausnight. Ushers The Ushers help to add dignity to our school by usher- ing at assemblies and other extracurricular activities such as band and chorus concerts and class plays. The ofiicers forthe year were as follows: President-Cathy Steiner Vice-President-Mary Copsey Student Council-Nancy Stelzer The Varsity M Club is composed of any boy or girl who has earned a varsity letter in a sport or in cheerleading. Their projects this year were the Mapleton-Hillsdale faculty basketball game and serving at the Holstein Ban- quet forthe Booster Club. The oHicers of the Varsity M Club for the 1966-1967 school year were: President-Jim Stuart Vice-President-Steve Lechiara Secretary-Jacque Stiebritz T Treasurer-Carol Bohland l Student Council-Tim Hickey M. Copsey, L. Daniels, A. Hootman, J. Haas, N. Stelzer, C. Steiner, C. Steward. ROW 7: G, Keener, B. Wiser, Bowles, D. Steiner, Murtaugh, L. Kreig, T. Hummel, J. Wiser, C. McCarty, D. Lechiara, L. Lacy, D. Plank, M. Imholi, D. Biddinger, T. Cline, T. Crawford, M. Krause. ROW 2: C. Watson, T. Crow, C. Hickey, N. Claypool, D. Jewell, J Steibritz, S. Cline, P. Shultz, J. Leibolt, A. Simpson, McQuate, C. Bohland, I. Welch, D. Briggs, S. Sweet, D. Moose, J. Bowles, T. Boh- land. ROW 3: Coach Honeycutt, D. Bowen, Stuart, D. Brockway, S Lechiara, F. Longsdorf, J. Wiser, T. Hickey, J. Gribben, J. Kramer, R Donley, H, Ayers, Sloan, D. Hendershot, Mack, R. Thompson M. Goon, J. Brown, J. Bohland, M. Murtaugh, T. Ruble, Coach Rey- nolds. Varsity UM Club The purpose of the F.T.A. is to give students who are planning to enter the field of teaching some experience in their expected vocation. Therefore, members were assigned various teachers who they were to help by grading papers, tutoring, and sometimes teaching classes. One day was set aside for each member to actually teach the classes of his assigned teacher. For each duty the members performed, they were given a certain number of points. Those members who had ac- cumulated 20 points by the end of the year were given pins. The ofhcers were: President-Billjackson Vice-President-DaveJollay Secretary-Treasurer-Shirley Clouser ROW 7: J. Keener, S. Clouser, L. Copsey, L. DeLozier, G. McClellan K. Rickett, P. Canheld, K. Kwiatkowski. ROW Z: A. Kemery, B Moody, B. Hummel, B. Biddinger, B. Stentz, M. Gott, D. Fausnight ROW3: D. jollay, B. Starcher, M. Imhofi, B. jackson, D. Biddinger R. Donley, Mr. Hay. Future Teachers of America MA PLE T0 Who at Mapleton could possibly forget . . . coveted contest awards won by the music students .. . the secrecy surrounding the prom theme the romantic atmosphere of the Christmas dance . . . the first homecoming on Mapleton's football field . . . Laughing voices raised to the breaking point . . . the dress code for school and dances . . . 4'Onions in the Stew excitement preceding homecoming Hard work, worry, time, money of junior prom committee and advisors . . . Turn that music down, I can't hear myself think . . . eternal chatter . . . vo ag Held trips . . . electing class officers . . . student council discussions just a few of the extra-curricular activities that make M.H.S. 5 . 1s? 5, is i3 '5 ik. Wir A CTIVITIE .,,M. , ..N..,,,.Y w 'A 1 55 N NN my , H riiii 11' M , iw ,L 'ff N tg .... i M Dwi' N xr fm- H H .fgsisa H -Lim A ,w ' w W Wy 5 ,,,.. z,j,31mgHA n-ix, 'lb':'1, 3? Aww .Y l WE . E A HH 3 'H x it E W w X . 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Charge Afternoon tea , 5 ' 'K . ,lx ' , Tl Curtain call Left to right: Mike Petroff and Karen Stuartg John Maiken and DUHUP1 Blechsvhmidts Tim Hickey and PCSSY Shultz? J3Ck Jfnkifls and Iva Kinterg Robbie Oblisk and julie McQuate. ,H Y WI' I W I , - Url J' 25? ' Queen Peggy Shultz Iva Kimer Douna Blechschmidt Karen Stuart 111110 MCQUHI-2 Victor Precedes fe I' - 1 l I 4 I ,v f r' -q ,gr x :if I ' :Al Queen Peg rides in Halloween Parade. Relaxing at the dance. judy crowns Queen Peggy Homecoming Activities q,,,,,,-f Woodwinds .1 ROW 7: B. Hummel, Pfeiffer, B. Fisher, Schwartzwalder, P. Canfield, L. Wyler, Cusato. ROW 2: S. Reed, S. Badger, M. Briley, T. Wright, B. Bartley, P. Keener, S. Graham, B. Boh- land, P. Smith, S. Clouser, P. Shultz. ROW3: M. McClaflin, A Kemery, M, Gott, V. Moyers,J. Brockway, D. Ropp, D. Bartley K. Krause, B. Tucker, G. McClellan, A. Simpson, N. Smith, B Stentz. ROW 11: D. Fausnight, B. Lindenmeyer, Donley, J Wiser, K. Welch, J. Weaver, G. Keith, B. Biddinger, J. Mc- Quate, J. Haas, J. Conwell, C. Riffle, H. Grim, M. Bohland, C Bohland. iii gm Sl Q , aa L' J . Percussion 5 Left to right: L. Baker, R. Miller, Mr Vaas D Rife Maiken, S. Brockway, E. Rowland. Absent Brown Music-Concert Style David C. Vaas, director of the 83 piece concert band, pre- sented them to the public at the annual Christmas concert and the spring concert. They also participated in the district and state contests, receiving an excellent rating on the state level. The annual exchange program was held with the South Central band in May, and was enjoyed by the students of Mapleton. Raymond Naylor was chosen by the band members to receive the john Philip Sousa Band Award which was pre- sented to him at the spring concert. Freshman drummer, Randy Miller, was selected to attend the All-Ohio Boys' T Band at this year's State Fair. Brass ROW 7: Griffith, W. Payne,j. Keener, D.Jollay. ROWZJ R Weaver, B. Koval, T. Hummel, D. McClaHin, C. Lewis, D Baker, R. Krause. ROW3: V. Fausrhghthj. Beaty, T. Turk, M Murtaugh, D. Keener, L. Lacy, B. Moody, L. Christensen, F Ropp, R. Donley, C. Beard. ROW -4: D. Hamilton, K. Heath T. Steiner, D. Biddinger, D. Bradford, S. Chris, B. McQuillen B. Wiser. Maj orettes KNEELING: B. Biddinger. STANDING: S. Clouser, V. Moyers, E. Rowland. Pep Band ROW 7: KI. Keener, S. Clouser, B. Moody, L. Christenson, D. McC1aHin, C. Lewis, R. Krause, R. Naylor. ROW 2: B. Hum- mel, LI. Pfeiffer, M. Bohland, D. jollay, B., Koval, R. Weaver, F. Ropp. ROW 3: D. Rife, C. Riflie, Brown, L. Biikfffi S Brockway, T. Steiner, R. Donley. Marching Band The marching band, led by head majorette Becky Biddinger, stepped onto the Field for all home and away games during the football season and paraded for Halloween and Christmas. Raymond Naylor and David jollay directed the pep band during halftime of all the home basket- ball games. The steady crowd will never forget the Batman Theme and Spanish Flea. Pres ...................... Raymond Naylor V. Pres . . . .... Linda Baker Sec. .......... .. Marilyn Gott Treas .......... . ...... janet Pfeiffer Student Director . . . . . . Raymond Naylor Davidjollay 121 Mr. Camp instructs the play cast forthe curtain call. unior Class Play ccOnions in the Stew The juniors presented their three act comedy May 12 under the direction of Mr. john Camp and student directors janet Cusato and Marga- ret Herpel. The play related the story of a mod- ern family moving to a new location and the joys and difhculties they faced. Fault plumbing, oxtails, and mixed love affairs were all a part of the amusing play. 15:31.-,gn-K nw-ff!! Mopping the stairs Music for The chorus, under the direction of Marie Keppel, attended the district and the state contests, receiving an excellent rating at state. They presented two concerts, one at Christmas and one in the spring. They also sang at the baccalaureate services. Three members have been selected for the All-Ohio Youth Choir. They were: Becky Biddinger, Delores Jewell, and Annie Simpson. These girls traveled to Europe with l the Ohio Singing Ambassadors of Goodwill. Selected members also participated in the Firelands Con- ference Chorus. Pres ....,.. . ..... David Jollay V. Pres ..... ....,.,. L inda Baker Sec. and Treas . . . . Donna Belchachmidt Librarian ..,. ....i.. S ally Cline Delores Jewell ROW 7: D. Bradford, H. Deibler, N. Crow,J. Wiser, J. Donley, Bowles, D. Edwards. ROW 2: S. Badger, L. Lacy, S. Chris, V Crow, L. Christenson, G.Jollay, E. Shonkwiler. Sopranos ROW 7: L. Carpenter, G. Keith, B. Tracy, J. McQuate, P. Shultz, R. Beninghof, D. Jewell, M. Copsey, J. Weaver. ROW 2: S. Savick, V. Moyers, C. Beard, L. Britt, C. Bates, R. Brown- son, D. Fausnight, S. Graham, A. Martin, R. Fisher. ROW3: B. Tucker, B. Cook, B. Lindenmeyer, P. Weaver, L. Berry, R. Light, Hanna, L. Daniels, B. Fryman. ROW4: M. Stauder, S. Twitchell, B. Fausnight, K. Funk, C. Steward, L. Dull, D. Keener, D. Keener, S. Dull. Everyone , ill. . ? A M ll' i I r I I l ROW 3: D. Steiner, D. Baker, B. Hahn, G. Dunlap, W. Payne, D. Mr. Zickefoose receives his going away gift. Jollay, B. Kuhlman, R. Donley. ROW 4: J. Sloan, D. Brockway, D. Biddinger, S. Sweet, G. Sloan,.I. Wiser, R. Oblisk. Altos ROW 7: L. Weaver, D. Blechschmidt, S. Cline, D. jones, V. Fausnight, Leibolt, P. Hartley. ROW 2.' A. Simpson, Shonkwiler, B. Stentz, Griffith, Conwell, L. Fryman, A. Hootman. ROW3: D. Morgan, M. Herpel, C. Lewis,J. Frazier, B. Stokes, L. Steiner, V. Stelzer. ROW-fl: B. Smith, M. Briley, K. Kuhlman,J. Pfeiffer, D. Brown, B. Biddinger, W. Crawford, L. Baker. Other Dances Various classes and organizations sponsored dances throughout the school year. The student council sponsored the Battle of the Bands, the F.H.A. presented the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and sophomore class offered the Spring Fling. Student spirit was evident at all dances, and each will be remembered for the fun, the good bands, and attractive decorations. Christmas Dance December 17, 1966, the Mapleton High seniors sponsored the first dance of their high school career. The annual Christmas dance was a semi-formal event and featured the Five Plus One, an Ashland High School dance band. The theme for the dance was Midnight and Mistletoe, with appropriate decorations and a ceiling of silver and blue. ul' ti l it NN NX xx NN X' is Perfect landing. Nice throw! Chuck vaults over. 2 Rx. 21,-I ws- .mx -- x. Glympic Day Shotput Sandy throws again. Olympic Day was an eager awaiting of partici- pation in various sporting events. For the girls, the day gave the chance to excel in what used to be only boys' events. The girls com- peted in the shotput, high jump, and relays. The boys who were not members of the track team showed their prowess in the various field and run- ning events. The seniors won the olympics with a total score of 76 points. Second place ended in a tie between the juniors and sophomores, with the freshmen in last place. On your mark. Get set . . . I A day of excitement for everyone Moonlight and Roses N W w 2 State scholarship team. Scholastic Awards Ann and Bradley receive American History awards Mr. Hamilton presents American Government awards. Seniors Reach Coveted Goals TT Reverend George Sheets if 5 N..-' ' 1 EXIT Mr. Hootman presents Jim Stuart his diploma rw .M r in Valedictorian-Virginia Warnes Class Colors-Blue and Gold Class F lowers-Roses and Carnations ix Class Motto- Today We Follow: Tomorrow We Dr' MmhaHBm0WS Lead. Advisors: Miss Marshall, Mrs. Fair, Mrs. Crumrine, Mr. Crumrine HWEQI f?l,.l - ,Y HL., the Last Time. Honor Graduates STANDING: S. Wells, L. DeLoizer, M. Leininger, B. Lutz, Salutatorian-WilliamJackson Pfeiffer, M. Gott, R. Schultz, B. Koval. SITTING: S. Cline, D. jollay, V. Warncs, B.jackson, K. Kuhlman, M. McClaHin. MA PLE TO Several people doing last minute shopping before the stores close locking up for the night dark, empty stores and shops end of another busy day . . . a day of activity, of noise, of meeting people, of profit, of loss a typical day in the business world that competitive day that has made our nation what it is . . . that will keep our nation ever on the move .. . the men and women who make American businesses and who make America great . . . our thanks to our many adver- tisers. . wi, 'LPv,'il T, 'QF i 4 'w v AD VER TISEMENTS THE POLK TATE BA K ! Convenient Banking Service Complete Banking Service FDIC 310,000 470 Interest Paid on Time Certificates of Deposits Maximum Insurance For Each Depositor Our Objective Is Satisfied Customers Polk Ohio N UVA MOTGRS USED CARS n the Corner of 511 and 224 K ol Tix f l srsl- 4 ii if ii 0 fr v AW sv ' K A xii? 'Mi I beats any cola cold! Drink Pepsi ecmethe colderthe better. 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