Marengo High School - Review Yearbook (Marengo, OH)

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'fwzio fc, 672144 First Row: M. Hunzelman, J. Barnes, L. Bell, D. Cramblit, R. Iberg, E. Faulkenburg. Second Row:'J. Hartz, M. Hatter, A. Hawkins, B. Gerard, T. Kinsey. Third Row: D. Kahler, A. Kahler,C. Jacobi, F. Disterhoft,G. Dietrich. Fourth Row: M. Luce,W. Kahler, D. Knock,K. Kelly, R. Knipfer, Mr. Wil- kinson CHomeroom Teacherl. JUNIOR HISTORY h After traveling along the path of education through the elementary grades, junior high, freshmen and sophomore years of high school, we, the class of H53H have at long last reached our Junior year. Having many talented members in our class, we have entered all extra-curricular activities. We started while in fifth grade with two band members and have increased the number taking part in Noutsidem activities every year. Those in some of the activities this year are: Football--D. Knock,L. Bell, D. Misel,W.Kahler, B. Hook,F. Disterhoft, S. Randall, D. Cramblit,D. Kahler, G. Dietrich:Basketball--D. Cramblit, B. Hook, F. Disterhoft, D. Misel, D. Knock, D. Kahler, S. Randall, A. Kahler, C. Sherman,S. Sim ons: Band--M. Hatter, J. Barnes, C. Sher- man, J. Hartz, S. Novak, A. Kahler, L. Wandling. Eighteen of us parti- cipate in vocal music groups. I Our class officers are: President, F. Disterhoft: Vice-President, S. Novak: Secretary, J. Hartz:Treasurer, C. Randolph: Student Council, C. Jacobi, Bonnie Patterson. JUNIOR JABBERS Jack Albert: Some men can do anything: others will. Jo Ann Barnes: We know each other so we don't need a chaperone. Leo Bell: Women and other explosives are my hobbies. Dean Cramblit: What a fine man she hath made of me. Gary Dietrich: I love me. Who do you love? Frank Disterhoftz I have hopes that society may be reformed. Ernest Faulkenburg: Sometimes I sit and think: sometimes I just sit. Bonetia Gerard: Fate makes our relatives: choice makes our friends. Janice Hartz: As charms are nonsense, so nonsense is a charm. Mary Lou Hatter: Too bad my bassoon won't pump up a tire. Annetta Hawkins: Silence and modesty are the best ornaments of a woman Marilyn Hunzelman: True friends are few. Ronnie Iberg: Never early, but always gets there. Carole Jacobi: In youth and beauty, wisdom is rare. .gg-