Metamora High School - Meteor Yearbook (Metamora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

Mdamora School Senior Class 1962 Presents Meteor Editor Ass t. Editor Kay Truckor Karen Kasper Sports Editor . . . . Typists ........... Copy Editor........ Ass t. Copy Editors Art Editot....... Ass t. Art Editor . Advertising Mgrs. Ass . Adv. Mgr. . Senior Editor . . . Ass't. Senior Editor Class Editors.... Feature Writer . . Photographer . . . Subscription Mgrs. .... Charles Ford ...... Betty Eisel Mary Jo Boroff . . . Connie Phillips . . . Marcia Wright Louise Koester ......Mary Moore ......Joanne Gee . . . Ronald Schafer Ronald Jannev . . . Janice Mossing ........John Whitt . . . .Judy Bettlnger ......Susan Tripp Kenneth Loch ......Judith Laux . Rose Mary Miller Larry Langenderfer Edward LaFountain Dedicated to Mrs. Sddy We, the seniors of the class of 1962, do hereby dedicate this an- nual to Mrs. Catherine Eddy, who has opened up to us a path of clear- er understanding. With her patience, guidance, and wonderful sense of humor, we feel that she has made us bigger and better people to go out into the world. Her momory will continue far beyond anything that we might write. Mrs. Eddy, to you we say Thank You. Stone Gravel Hauling ROBERT VERSHUM Phone 644-3111 FRANK’S GENERAL STORE Groceries - Meats - Gas Assumption, Ohio 5 Appreciation We, the Meteor Staff of 1962, wish to express our appreciation to Miss Ruth Nachtrieb. She has been an inspiration to students taking business courses, and many of her pupils have been rated as above av- erage in the field of business courses which they have chosen. Without Miss Nachtrieb's help, this Meteor would not be possible. The knowl- edge, guidance, and assistance which we have received from her will undoubtedly be of great value in the future. 6 M. H. PETE JANNEY Hardware Groceries Meats Berkey, Ohio—Richfield 82-92122 STATE LINE OIL Distributors of Gulf Products W. J. Schafer—Metamora 644-2861 Superintendent MR. o. J. PIFER Continued sucess marks the twenty-ninth year of O. J. Pifer, our superintendent. He began in 1933 as a classroom teacher and coach and advanced to the position of superintendent in 1944. Mr. Pifer was graduated from Metamora High School and then went to Defiance College where he received his A J. He then went on to Toledo University where he received his M.A. Mr. Pifer is to be commended for his sincerity and ability in in- structing and guiding the youth of this community. Mr. Gibson Fair B. S. West Virginia University Industrial Arts-Junior High Coach Mrs. Helen Phillips B. S. Bowling Green State University Bluffton College Junior Class Advisor Physical Educat ion-Home Economics Mr. Julius Bitter B. A. Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Case Institute-Toledo University Freshman Class Advisor-Assistant Junior Class Advisor Mathematics -Science Mrs. Catherine Eddy A. B. University of Michigan M. A. Siena Heights Sophomore Class Advisor Speech-French-English Mr. Lyle Condon B. S. Ohio State University Bowling Green State University Assistant Freshman Advisor Agriculture Miss Ruth Nachtrieb B. S. Bowling Green State University M. A. Ohio State University Business Subjects-English Mrs. Mary Rush Bowling Green State University Toledo Uni versit y-Siena Heights Eighth Grade Mrs. Flora Austin B. S. Ed. Siena Heights-Hillsdale College Eastern State Normal College Seventh Grade Mr. James Miccichi B. S. Defiance College-Tri-State Bowling Green State University Assistant Senior Advisor History-Physical Education Mr. John C. Phillips B. M. Shenandoah Conservatory of Music Bowling Green State University-Otterbein College Vocal and Instrumental Music Mrs. Eva Belle Farnsel B. S. Ed. Siena Heights Sixth Grade Mrs. Charlotte Kreuz B. S. Mary Manse College Fourth Grade Mrs. Neva E. Parson Bowling Green State University Defiance College-Arizona State Split Second-Split Third Grades Mrs. Mary Hudik Bowling Green State University-Defiance College Third Grade Mrs. Alma Barnaby Miami University Fifth Grade Miss Donna Gillen B. A. Adrian College-Siena Heights Michigan State Normal First Grade Mrs. Gertrude McKimmy Siena Heights-Adrian College Kindergarten Mrs. Genevieve Gleckier B. S. Ohio Northern University Tennessee College for Women Special Class For Migrants Mrs. Marion G. Smith B. S. Siena Heights-Olivet College Second Grade Board of education Front row: John Taylor, Stanley Ottgen, Orville Scheuer, Mrs. Thelma LaFountain, Standing: James Guthrie, Harold Buck. Secretary Mrs. Thelma LaFountain Custodians Douglas Doyle John Tripp Cafeteria Help Mrs. Bernadine Kane Mrs. Laveme Sell Bus Drivers Zeno Lumbrezer, Leland Smith, Harold Waterbury, Ivan Gascho, Douglas Barnaby ENTERPRISE Roofing Sheet Metal Co. TOLEDO, OHIO 14 Senior Class Advise vs Mr. O. J. Pifer, Mr. James Miccichi Senior Class Officers Susan Tripp, V. Pres.; Kay Truckor, Sec.; Betty Eisel, Treas.; Ronald Janney, News Reporter; Charles Ford, Pres. EVERETT’S COUNTRY STORE The Store In The Country LYTTON. OHIO Phone Swanton 2319 THE McCLURE COAL and STOKER CORP. Quality Coals-Automatic Stokers Gas and Oil Burning Equipment 25 Hudson Street, Tiffin, Ohio Onward VJe 5o Conquer de Heigdts Honor Students Valedictorian CHARLES FORD Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Boys’ Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 3; Class President 2-4; Secretary 1; Librarian 2-3; Boys’ Basketball 1-2-3-4; Basketball Attendant 2; Basketball King 4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Student Council 1; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Golf 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3-4. Salutatorian RONALD JANNEY Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 3; Class Vice President 1; Secretary 3; Reporter 4; Librarian 3-4; Boys’ Basketball 1-2-3-4; Basketball Attendant 1; Baseball 2; Track 1-2; Student Council 1; Junior play 3; Senior play 4. SUSAN TRIPP Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 2; Pep Band 1; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-4; Class Vice President 2-4; Secretary 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; G.O.P. 3; News Report- er 2; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Girls' Basket- ball 3-4; Basketball Attendant 2- 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. ROGER FEEBACK Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 4; Boys' Basketball 1- 2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4. JAMES RAAB Mixed Chorus 1; Class Treasurer 2; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 4. MARY JO BOROFF Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4: Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 1- 2- 3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Clarinet Quartet 4; G.A.A. 1-2- 3- 4; Treasurer 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3- 4; Reporter 3; Girls’ Basketball 3-4. JUDITH BETTINGER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2; Girls’ Chorus 1-2; Class President 1; G.A.A. 1-2; F.H.A. 1; Librarian 3; Student Council 1. 19 KAY TRUCKOR Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls’ Chorus 1-4; Class Secretary 2-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; Vice President 3; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Song Leader 3; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Basketball Attend- ant 1; Senior Play 4. RONALD SCHAFER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-4; Mixed Chorus 1-2- 3-4; Boys’ Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 2-3; Boys' Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Basketball Attend- ant 3; All County Team 3; Base- ball 1-3-4; Golf 1-2-3; Track 1-3-4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1; Senior Play 4. Class of CONNIE PHILLIPS Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 2-3 4; Drum Majorette 2-3-4; Pep Band 2;Mixed Chorus 2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 2-3-4; All County Band 3; Class Reporter 3; G.A.A. 2-3- 4; Secretary 3; F.H.A. 2-3-4; County Officer 3; Parliamen- tarian 4; Girls’ Basketball 3-4; Cheerleader 3-4; All County Chorus 2; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Lyons High School 1. LARRY LANGENDERFER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; All County Chorus 3-4; Junior Play 3. JOANNE GEE Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 3; Mixed Chorus 4; G.A.A. 3; F.H.A. 3; Libbey High School 1-2. 20 ’62 MARCIA WRIGHT Meteor Staff 4; Minor Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Dance Band 1-2- 3-4; Majorette 3-4; Pep Band 1- 2- 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter 2; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; President 4; Points Chairman 3; F.H.A. 1-2- 3- 4; County Officer 4; Historian 3; Girls' Basketball 3-4; F.F.A. Queen 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Blade Reporter 3-4. LARRY RICICA F.F.A. 2-3-4; Secretary 3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 3-4; Boys’ Basketball 2; F.H.A. King 4; Senior Play 4; St. Mary of Assumption 1. LARRY GARLICK KAREN KASPER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Class President 3; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; President 4; Treasurer 3; Parliamentarian 2; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. JANICE MOSSING Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2; Class Treasur- er 3; Reporter 1; G.A.A. 1-2-3- 4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4. F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 4; Boys' Basketball 1 3. 21 1 PHILIP FOREMAN Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1- 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 2- 3; Parliamentary Procedure 3-4; Judging Team 1-2-3-4; Boys' Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 3. JAN SHULL Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamentary Procedure 3-4; Judging Team 2- 3; Baseball Manager 4. ROSE MARY MILLER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-4; G.A.A. 1- 2- 3-4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1-2- 3- 4; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Basket- ball Attendant 3; Basketball Queen 4. MARY MOORE Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Girls' Basketball 3-4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4. Class o{ JOHN WHITT Meteor Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Boys' Chorus 4; Librarian 3-4; Basketball Manager 4; Baseball Manager 3-4; Golf 3-4; Track 4; Junior Play 3; Springfield Local High School 1-2. KENNETH LOCH Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2-3; Class Vice President 3. 22 ’62 JUDITH LAUX Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Chorus 1- 2; F.H.A. 1-2; Librarian 4. DUANE ESTELLE Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2 4; Senior Play 4. EDWARD LAFOUNTAIN Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Mixed Chorus 1-2; Boys Chorus 1- 2. LOUISE KOESTER Meteor Staff 4; Mirror Staff 4; Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-4; G.A.A. 1-2; F.H.A. 1-2. BETTY EISEL Meteor Staff 4; Minor Staff 3-4 Band 1-2; Mixed Chorus 1-2-4; Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-4; Class Treasurer 4; G.A.A. 1-2-3-4; F.H.A. 1-2-3-4; Secretary 3; Treasurer 2; Girls’ Basketball 3-4; Junior Play 3. WILLIAM EISEL Mixed Chorus 1-2; Boys' Chorus 1-2; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Parliamen tary Procedure 4. 23 Baccalaureate Sunday, May 20, 1962, 3:00 p. m.! Organ Prelude................................................John Phillips, Director of Music Processional..............................................................Senior Class Invocation....................................................................Rev. Ivan Gascho Pastor, Fairview Church of the Brethren Music.......................................................................Mixed Ensemble Class Sermon.............................................................Rev. Donald Davis Pastor, Metamora Methodist Church Anthem.........................................................................Mixed Chorus Benediction....................................................................Rev. Roy Nurse Pastor, Faith Lutheran Church Recessional...............................................................Senior Class Commencement Friday, May 25, 1962, 8:00 p. m. Organ Prelude............... Processional................ Invocation.................. Music....................... Honor Students.............. Music....................... Address..................... Presentation of Class of 1962 Awarding Diplomas.......... Benediction................. ...........................John Phillips, Director of Music ...................................................Senior Class ................................................Rev. Roy Nurse Pastor, Faith Lutheran Church ....................................................Flute Trio Sandra Gormley, Bonita Heyman, Kitty Sue Jacob ...............................Ronald Janney, Salutatorian Charles Ford, Valedictorian ............................................... Saxophone Solo James Guthrie ...............................................Vernon Sheldon Fort Wayne, Indiana .................................O. J. Pifer, Superintendent ...............................................Stanley Ottgen President, Board of Education ......................................Rev. Donald Davis Pastor, Metamora Methodist Church C ass Moffo ’Onward we navel to conquer the heights. Class Colors Light blue and dark blue Class Slower 24 White carnation tinted with blue Kay Truckor, Charles Ford, Karen Kasper, Connie Phillips, John Whitt Rose Mary Miller, Kenneth Lock, Mary Moore, Susan Tripp, Judith Bettin ger, Joanne Gee We cover 52 towns SANITARY DRY CLEANING COMPANY 1331 Conant Street, Maumee, Ohio Marcia Wright, Louise Koester, Betty Eisel, Judith Laux, Mary Jo Boroff w. y Seated: Larry Langenderfer, Edward LaFountain, Standing: Ron- ald Janney, Janice Mossing, Ronald Schafer A Rocket 9n His Pocket Connie Phillips, Mrs. Mary Rush, director, Marcia Wright, Susan Tripp, Kay Truckor, Duane Estelle, Ronald Schafer, Larry Ricica, Ronald Janney, Mary Moore, Charles Ford, Karen Kasper Oooooooh! Where did you learn to contact like that? Ah-ha! Just as I thought. You've forgotten the signals for powerhouse X-99. 26 THE METAMORA STATE BANK Member of Federal Reserve System — Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone 644-2361 We, the senior class of 1962 of Metamora High School, county of Fulton, and state of Ohio, being of sound mind and good memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby re- voking any will or wills heretofore made by us. ARTICLE I We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the faculty the ability to turn out many more classes which are as well behaved as we. We hope they enjoy them as much as they did us. ARTICLE II We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the juniors our experience and know-how in dealing with faculty members. ARTICLE III We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the sophomores our ability to graduate as the most outstanding class ever produced at M. H. S. ARTICLE IV We, the senior class, do will and bequeath to the freshman our mischievous and cunning ways. ARTICLE V We, the senior class, do will to the custodians our scratchless desks and spotless locker rooms. ARTICLE VI I, Judith Bettinger, do will and bequeath to Tom Crossman my ability to get along with Mr. Bitter. Try doing your work sometime. (It helps.) I, Mary Jo Boroff, do will and bequeath to Carol Palmer my ability to make sugar cookies. All you have to do is follow the recipe. I, Betty Eisel, do will and bequeath to Catherine Palmer my ability to sew quickly. It just takes practice. I, William Eisel, do will and bequeath to Tony Komon my allergy to work. I just never could develop a liking for it. 1, Duane Estelle, do will and bequeath to Merrill Kane my powerful physique. Just keep working. I, Roger Feeback, do will and bequeath to Galen DeVriendt my basketball ability. Just make sure you don't break any training rules. I, Charles Ford, do will and bequeath to Dan Ritter my drumming ability. Keep that bass booming. TRADING POST RESTAURANT E. BOURDO SON - CONTRACTORS U.S. 20-N Asphalt Drives, Parking Lots Gas Meals Stone Dirt Hauling Phone 664-3541 27 I, Philip Foreman, do will and bequeath to Rita Gordon my true blonde hair. Too bad everybody can't be blonde. 1, Larry Garlick, do will and bequeath to Tom Ford my pull with the Metamora po- lice. It will come in handy. I, Joanne Gee, do will and bequeath to Glen Heyman my quiet intelligence. Just be like me, and you will never have trouble. I, Ronald Janney, do will and bequeath to Lynn Burrough my ability to speak Spanish. This will help greatly (if you ever go to Spain). I, Karen Kasper, do will and bequeath to Carol Cruzen my ability to get good (?) grades in Problems. It would be easier if they had woman teachers. L Louise Koester, do will and bequeath to Claudia Loar my driving ability. It only takes practice. I, Edward LaFountain, do will and bequeath to Herman Loch my gymnastic ability. This will earn you an A grade in Physical education. I. Larry Langenderfer, do will and bequeath to Dan Ritter my ability to lose weight easily. You need only to follow your diet. I, Judith Laux, do will and bequeath to Nadine Woodring my flirtatious ways. Just be careful or you’ll get a lot of girls mad at you. I, Kenneth Loch, do will and bequeath to Judy Langenderfer my ability to get good grades in shorthand. You have to do your assignment every day. 1, Rose Mary Miller, do will and bequeath to Patrick Gormley my quiet ways. They will keep you out of trouble. I, Mary Moore, do will and bequeath to Martin Okos my dancing ability. You need only to watch American Bandstand. L Janice Mossing, do will and bequeath to Carol Eisel the song Hit the Road Jack. May you play it in good health. I, Connie Phillips, do will and bequeath to Carol Flack my drum majorette position. Keep in step OK? I, James Raab, do will and bequeath to James Lutz my quietness in English. That is the best way to get along with Mrs. Eddy. I, Larry Ricica, do will and bequeath to Verlin Krieger my used tires. They might come in handy if you ever get a car. I, Ronald Schafer, do will and bequeath to Larry Lindsay my ability to get a date with Sandy. Just don't let me catch you. I, Jan Shull, do will and bequeath to Richard Beam my mechanical ability. This will help if you ever want to be a jet mechanic. METAMORA OIL COMPANY Aluminum Storm Windows, Doors Pure Oil Products Siding, and Eave Troughing Phone 644-2441 ROBERT MILLER Richfield 82-92415 I, Susan Tripp, do will and bequeath to Beth Ottgen my basketball ability. Some day the junior class may win a game. I, Kay Truckor, do will and bequeath to Connie Pinkelman by bubbling personality. It helps you to get boys. I, Marcia Wright, do will and bequeath to James Guthrie my French ability. Just keep working. 1, John Whitt, do will and bequeath to Don Suchy my ability to get into many fights. Just be careful whom it's with. We, the senior class, do hereby solemnly swear that the above statements are true and perfectly legal according to all the laws of state and nation. We hereby set our seal this twenty-fifth day of May and appoint O. J. Pifer as our sole administrator. JLrrxjJb vJ Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for their last will and testament by the senior class, the above-named testator, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in the presence of them and of each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. WITNESSES SIGNED H Iff A rj- FOUR 7£V9R f-- 5� High schoul LU £ OF - first grad£ ' CfRTI F 1£ TED ' By r- sC, Congratulations Metamora Seniors STAUTZENBERGER BUSINESS COLLEGE You are cordially invited to visit our new school at 244 SUPERIOR STREET Three modern floors completely air conditioned 29 Prophecy Here it is 1990 and I am feeling sentimental. Memories are priceless possessions. I remember those days that I spent at Metamora High School. Our senior class was always rated as tops. It had the most musicians, athletes, and honor students. Now as I am sitting here watching the time slowly creep by, I wonder about my classmates and teachers. What are they doing? Are they successful? Have they changed? When will I see them again? In answer to that last question, why don't I start on a long trip and look up all of my old friends? They cer- tainly will be surprised to see me after so many years have gone by. Where shall I begin? First, I'll start by going to New York City. That is where some of my old buddies were planning to start their own businesses. I am setting my modified helicopter on the heliport, centrally located in New York City. This out-dated heliport is being revised by Jan Shull, the mater of modernizing trend. I understand that this heliport is con- structed on the International Trade and Communications Building, owned and operated by Roger Feeback. In this process of setting down my helicopter, I see many interesting sights. For instance, I see a steamer being built in the shipyard. Judy Laux’s husband is the most prominent shipbuilder in America. He is down there di- recting the laborers. Also, I see a strange sight. There, on a towering antenna, adjusting the multicolored light bulbs, is Larry Garlick. Larry sees me and gives me a friendly hand wave. Larry was so much fun in school. Later I find out that Larry is employed by the Talk-a-Vision Company. Charles Ford, the inventor of this vision phone, is establishing other such corporations which employ electrical and mechanical engineers, such as Duane Estelle. Duane is one of those engineers who has many responsibilities. Therefore, Duane has his own secretaries who assist him in filling out some reports. These secretaries are Betty Eisel and Rose Mary Miller. Betty and Rosie tell me that they enjoy the jobs very much. They are working two hours each day and have plenty of time for their families and recreation. 1 am spending an afternoon with Betty and Rosie, since they have this spare time. Betty suggests that we go to the opera. So now we are enjoying the music thoroughly. One of the musical productions is by Louise Koester and Mary Jo Boroff. They are singing beautifully today. We are so proud of our old classmates. The assistant director of the production is Connie Phillips. She has studied for many years and has finally re- ceived recognition in this field of musical production. The scenery for these performances was designed by Mary Moore. Mary is very artistic and gives realism to all of her background scenery. It adds to the enjoyment of the musical. HERFF JONES CO. Jewelers Stationers Medals, Cups, Trophies Graduation Announcements IDEAL GARAGE Chevrolet Sales Service Fay, Cleon, Claud Woodring Phone 644-2431 30 After the opera I decide to go to Europe. Betty gives me all the names and addresses of our classmates who now live in Europe. At the airport I see another friend. I ask Susan Tripp to help me make my reservation. Susie is a secretary for the associate manager, Philip Foreman, who heads the reservation department of the Tri Delta Jet Airline Company. Since Phil is out of town today, Susie is really busy. So she hires some extra help. Now that she has more leisure time, she is helping me with my reservation. I leave Susie and board the airliner. The stewardess looks very familiar to me. Here she comes. Yes, that is Joanne Gee, a girl who was in my senior class. Joanne is telling the passengers that the pilot, William Eisel, in- sists that everyone fastens his seat belt. Ronald Janney is sitting across the aisle form me. He is telling that lady beside him that these seat belts were made by Edward LaFountain and Larry Langenderfer. It seems that Ed discovered the strong material for the belts, and Larry invented a new device for fastening them. According to Ronald Schafer's Statistical Report of 1989, one hundred thousand lives were saved by this new belt. Also Ronnie comments on the economical advantage of these seat belts. We are landing at an airport in London, England. Out of the window I can see the red lights directing the plane in for a safe landing. Our pilot is handling this aircraft as if it were a bird resting in its nest. At die airport Larry Ricica offers to drive me to a hotel. Larry seems to be fascinated by these English sports cars. I am sitting in an English tea Room. Karen Kasper is going from table to table reading tea leaves. She tells me that I am to find great wealth at the end of a rainbow in the month of March. Her assistant, Janice Mossing, is at the Tea Room in Concadshire, England. They have a thriving business built around tourist travel in this area. After leaving die Tea Room, I meet Marcia Wright at the Professional Women's Club. She is the director of this club and invites me to one of their next meetings. Naturally I decline the invitation because I’ll be leaving for home shortly. Next I visit the National Bird Watcher's Society. Two of its active members are Judith Bettinger and Kay Truckor. They enjoy their moments spent with nature and all its beauty. Their data, which they collected in ten years, is very valuable to the government. While I am taking part in a scavenger hunt, I am arrested by the English police. At the police station, Kenneth Loch, the chief of police, questions my whereabouts. During this time another policeman, James Raab, checks with American officials on my past record. Now I am on a plane and am being sent back to America. I will never return to England again. My friends will have to come to visit me the next time. BURKETT’S GREENHOUSE DRIGGS DAIRY FARMS, INC. 1149 Grand Ave. Toledo 1, Ohio Flowers for all occasions Phone 644-3402 Metamora. Ohio 31 Senior Ba by Snaps Jim Eddie Betty Bill HIATT TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractor and 32 Equipment Dealer Phone 923-3275 NIFTY BEAUTY SHOP Experienced In All Lines of Beauty Culture Prop. Theresa Knierim Senior BaSy Snaps Joanne Phil Judy B. Louise Larry R. Duane Rosie Rog Ron S. Karen Judy L. THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL CO. WHITEVILLE ELEVATOR Janitor Supplies - Disinfectants A1 Patteuw, Prop. Greenville, Ohio Phone Ogden 136 Metamora 644-2522 Class History On February 7, 1944, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Janney. Ronald Lee, as they call him, came to Metamora In the eighth grade. He remembers most being freshman basketball attendant. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schafer became the proud parents of Ronald Walter on March 15, 1944. Ron has at- tended Metamora all twelve years. His most memorable experience will be his basketball playing. The president of the class, Charles Ford, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ford on May 13, 1944. He attended grade school in Berkey. His most memorable experience is playing sports. On April 8, 1944, John Whitt arrived into this world. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teeple. John came to M.H.S. from Springfield High School in his junior year. His most memorable experience was the junior play. James Raab was born on October 27, 1944, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Raab. James has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience is the rainy day he spent in the '53 Chevy. On July 14, 1944, Marcia Wright arrived into this world. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wright. Marcia has attended Metamora for twelve years. Her most unforgetable experience is being FFA sweetheart. April 14, 1944, was the day on which Jan was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Shull. Jan has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience is managing the basketball team. This little bundle of joy was born to Mr. and Mrs. K. Doyle Foreman on November 9, 1944. Philip has at- tended M.H.S. for nine years. He will remember most his playing basketball. On January 5, 1944, Mr. and Mrs. John Tripp became the proud parents of a girl whom they called Susan. Susie has attended Metamora School for twelve years. Her most memorable experience is participating in girl's basketball. Kay Truckor was born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius Truckor on October 3, 1944. She has attended Metamora for four years. Her most memorable experience is being editor of the yearbook. Larry became the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Garlick on December 21, 1943. Larry has attended Metamora all twelve years. His most memorable experience was his senior year. On January 11, 1945, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Koester became the parents of a baby girl. They named this little bundle of joy Louise. She has spent all four years of high school at M.H.S. Her most memorable experience was taking speech her senior year. On July 13, 1944, Judy Bettinger was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bettinger. Judy has attended Metamora High School for four years. Her most memorable experience is the Junior Prom. Constance Joy Phillips was born on February 15, 1944. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips. Connie came to M.H.S. her sophomore year from Lyons High School. Being varsity cheerleader has been her most mem- orable experience. 34 TONY'S BAKERY, INC Always Willing to Serve LOAR VARIETY STORE Guaranteed Satisfaction Metamora, Ohio Class history Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Feeback became the parents of a boy, whom they named Roger, on March 31, 1944. Roger has attended Metamora for twelve years. His most memorable experience was playing basketball. Larry was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ricica on October 2, 1944. He has attended M.H.S. for three years. His most memorable experience is his senior year. Born unto Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Miller on October 20, 1944, was a daughter whom they called Rose Mary. Rosie has attended M.H.S. for four years. Her most memorable experience was her senior year. William Eisel was born on June 6, 1944. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Leffel, Bill has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience was skipping school. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mossing became the parents of a daughter, whom they called Janice, on July 2, 1944. Jan- ice has attended M.H.S. for four years. Her most memorable experience was the senior trip. On November 13, 1944, Larry was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Langenderfer. Larry has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience was getting thrown out of English class. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Loch were gifted with Kenneth on March 25, 1944. Kenny has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience was playing his guitar for school events. On May 4, 1944, a daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kasper. Karen has attended M.H.S. for four years. Her most memorable experience was the junior play. Mary Jo was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boroff on January 16, 1944. She has attended Metamora for twelve years. Her most memorable experience was the Junior-Senior Prom. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Eisel became the parents of a daughter on March 3, 1944. Betty has attended M.H.S. for four years. Her most memorable experience was the junior play. Mary Moore was born on February 19, 1944. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dyer. Mary has attended Metamora for five years. Her most memorable experience was taking part in the school activities. On July 21, 1944, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. LaFountain were gifted with a son. Edward has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience was chemistry lab. On December 26, 1944, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Estelle became the parents of a boy. Duane has attended M.H.S. for four years. His most memorable experience was the Prince of Peace program. Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Laux became the parents of a daughter on April 18, 1944. Judith has attended M.H.S. for four years. Her most memorable experience was her senior year. On January 20, 1943, Joanne Gee was bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Gee. Joanne has attended Metamora High School for two years. Her most memorable experience was looking for covered bridges. Flowers For All Occasions RON'S FLOWERS Weddings, Funerals Corsage Work Potted Plants Washburn Rd. Richfield Center 82-92490 35 Higfi School Snaps I used to always play Take me out, coach- dollies. I'm winded. Crowded, girls? Ron surely isn't superstitious. 36 Photography At Its Best Toledo H. A. Powell Studios Dayton Largest In The West Detroit Class of '63 Glen Heyman, Treas; Judy Langenderfer, News Reporter; Lynn Burroughs, Sergt. at Arms; James Guthrie, V. Pres; Beth Ottgen, Sec.; Galen DeVriendt, Pres. Richard Beam Lynn Burroughs Tom Crossman Carol Ann Cruzen Galen DeVriendt Carol Eisel Carole Flack Tom Ford Rita Gordon Patrick Gormley James Guthrie Glen Heyman Merrill Kane Tony Komon Verlin Krieger Judy Langenderfer Larry Lindsay Claudia Loar Herman Loch James Lutz Martin Okos Beth Ottgen Carol Palmer Catherine Palmer Connie Pinkelman Dan Ritter Don Suchy Nadine Woodring Off tfie 3ra Row 1: Tom Crossman, Nadine Woodring Row 2: Carol Ann Cruzen, Merill Kane, Carol Eisel, James Guthrie, Beth Ottgen, Carole Flack, Don Suchy, Tom Ford Row 3: Judy Langenderfer, Glen Heyman, Carol Palmer, Connie Pinkelman, Galen De Vriendt, Catherine Palmer, Claudia Loar Poor thing! You are about to choke. Have a glass of water. That outburst made me dry. Let me give you a drink. Class of ’614 Kathleen Bond Karen Born Dolores Brand Edward Buck Sandra Clendenin Sandra Donahue Diana Filllnger James Foreman Greg Greer Brace Gleckler Joseph Gormley Robert Jessen Joan Klippel Rudy Komon Gary Langenderfer Richard Loch Lucille Miller John Miller Stephen Mltchey Craig Northcott Carol Paul Robert Pence Jerry Pinkelman Nancy Pinkelman Laura Rasmussen Gerald Ronau Doris Rosebrook Linda Sell Robert Shinaver Mary Tripp Beverly Truckor Gary Truckor John Vershum Tom Vershum Randall Winn 40 Class of ’65 Sandra Baldwin Carol Banks Patricia Banks Cheryl Barnaby Cheryl Becker Jerry Burroughs David Crockett Terry Drennan Patricia Doyle Orville Eisel Carol Estelle James Farley Grace Foreman Martina Garlick Richard Gleckler Sandra Gormley William Hallett Richard Hassen Bonita Heyman Cariotta Heyman Joyce Houttekier Alan Janney William Komon Robert Loar Sharon Martin Penny McCartney Carol Miller Richard Moore Emery Okos Carol Ott Diane Pinkelman Linda Pinkelman Judith Pinkelman John Rice Deanna Ritter Marilyn Sanderson Meredith Schafer John Smallman Mary Jo Weis O C 1 - ft T. 41 3resfiman Class Officers Cheryl Becker, Sec.; Sandra Gormley, Pres.; Judith Pinkelman, V. Pres.; Patricia Doyle, News Reporter; Terry Drennan, Treas. Sopdomore Class off icers Nancy Pinkelman, Treas.; Mary Tripp, News Reporter; Lucille Miller, Sec.; Joseph Gormley, Pres. Cbemistry Problems of Democracy c a 5 S e 8 44 Algebra 1 Home Gconomics 111 Gnglisb 11 Office Practice SigHtd Qra.de Vicki Ballard Jo Ann Bom Kenneth Coburn Carole Crockett Michael Delauter Randy DeVriendt Elaine Dorsey Beverly Flack Darlene Floro Joseph Foreman Jerry Gee Judy Gee Gretchen Geer Jeffery Geer Janet Hassen Kenneth Hiatt Dennis Hill Mark Huston Wayne Langenderfer Linda McKlmmy Glenn Miller Thomas Moore Sandra Nichols Kathy Ottgen Mark Phillips David Pifer Robert Rosebrock Ray Sallows Richard Sallows Classie Scott Alice Shaffer Hal Shull Merlyn Tripp David Winn Penny Woodward Cathy Wotring Seventh Qra.de William Baldwin Paul Barnes Howard Becker Christine Bond Karen Cobum Patricia Cobum Donald Ditch Gloria Doyle Susan Fillinger Linda Floro Pamela Geer Susan Gill Michael Gormley Diane Hassen Donald Hassen Bonnie Hill Mary Ann Huston John Jaska James Longworth Joanne McCartney Floyd Miller Brenda Pattison Linda Sanderson Jill Shaffer Judy Teeple Lynn Truckor Brenda Werner Cheryl Woodward THERESA'S KUT NTCURL IFFLAND’S MARKET Phone 644-2511 Meats Groceries Metamora, Ohio Phone 644-3451 Sixtd Qv de Sharon Adair Betty Baldwin Rose Marie Banks Brent Bamaby Kathryn Cox Aaron Delauter Sheri Drennan David Duncan Samuel Foreman Karen Gleckler Diann Gordon Harvey Hiatt Gayle Hill Kitty Sue Jacob David Langenderfer Marvin McIntosh Martha Mears Lewis Moore Lloyd Moore Mary Nichols Claude Pedigo Mark Porter Thomas Rice David Roe Kay Schwen Michael Stutzman Pamela Symington Robert Symington Sharon Taylor Karen Welch Marcia Wells Marcia Werner Larry Woodring Merlin Wapshall SUNOCO PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR Tank Truck Service 48 Phone RICHFIELD 82-92493 John O'Neill and Sons JOHN DEERE and NEW IDEA FARM EQUIPMENT, PARTS, SERVICE Phone 923-2761 3iftfi Qrade Diane Burghardt Kathleen Coburn Sally Donahue Donald Farley Rickie Feeback Kenneth Floro Jane Gee Joan Guthrie Clifford Hallett Ronald Hassen Gail Haury Philip Hudik Laura Jessen Harlan Langenderfer Linda Langenderfer Gary Loar Helen McIntosh Mark Mears Lois Jane Paul Carol Ruetz Nancy Russell Janice Sanderson Ann Schrader Lena Scott Peter Shaffer Billy Smallman Richard Taylor Jerry Teeple Dennis Tiede Richard Tripp Joyce West Barbara Woodward Rebecca Mitruk OTIS PIFER DRAINAGE CONTRACTOR Phone 644-2653 Metamora, Ohio Compliments COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON Beulah Truckor, Prop. Phone 644-2703 3ourtfi Connie Aten Chris Clendenin Marcia Cobum John Davis Kathy Dickerson Dawn Doyle Melba Favors John Filllnger Theodore Gill John Guthrie Larry Hamm an Sharon Hill Thomas Jacob Carolyn Jaska Hal Langenderfer James Langenderfer Jerome Langenderfer Randolph Lathrop Luanna Loar Kelvin McIntosh Stephen Mltruk Donald Moore Mary Pattlson Rexanne Pattlson Gail Roe Barbara Russell Douglas Sanderson Stephen Sanderson Joyce Schmidt James Schwen Brenda Symington Patricia Winn Billy Woodring Richard Woodring Charles Woodward Diane Wotrlng 50 John D. Rice METAMORA LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY Cement, Lime, Lumber, Building Supplies, Paints, Coal Class of 1940 644-2691 James Baldwin Bonnie Burghardt Frederick Butler Lu Ann Cash Howard Cobum Clara Crockett Richard Crouch Roger Dickerson Sherilyn Donahue John Favors Pamela Feeback John Fulton Dennis Garlick Jeanette Gee Jennie Gill George Gleckler John Griffin Sandra Hamman Dawn Knisel Becky Sue Langenderfer Kendra McKlmmy Glen Miller James Miller Steven Miller Dayna Moore Mike Nichols Patrick Northcott Patricia Ottgen Carol Paul George Paul Scott Shaffer James Smallman Steven Smallman Clare Snyder David Taylor Sandra Tiede Patricia Tripp Bette Woodring Judy Woodward Jo Ann Wotting LEE AND CADY 51 Institutional Division Woodruff St. — Toledo 2, Ohio Second Qva.de Deborah Becker Joyce Bettinger Connie Bom Kenneth Buck Norman Burghardt Linda Davis Nina Delauter Billy Farnsel Linda Feeback Diane Fetzer Jan Gallup Allen Garlick Perry Gleckler Daniel Hallett Randy Haury Gregory Herrick Hugh Hiatt Bonnie Hill Randy Houttekier Larry Jones Danny McKnight Marilyn Moore Roberta Ott Christine Pattison Gay Phillips Ronald Roop Karen Ruetz June Sanderson Lou Ann Schmidt Ronnie Simon Walter Smallman Becky Snyder Susan Stutzman Allen Suchy Bradley Symington Thomas Taylor Franklin Witt Janice Wotting 52 Compliments of BRODBECK’S BARBER SHOP Metamora, Ohio STUTZMAN FORD SALES Ford Cars-Trucks-Falcons-Thunderbirds Phone 644-2202 3irsf Brian Barnaby Robert Brand Susan Cash Jeffrey Crouch Gary Drennan Susan Easterwood Rebecca Farley Dale Feeback Charles Fetzer Blanca Garza David Gormley Pamela Hill Peggy Jones Kathleen Kading Ruth Ann McIntosh Louise Moore Cynthia Northcott Robert Paul William Paul Pamela Russell Ross Sanderson Patricia Schwen Diane Smallman Christopher Sominski Barbara Taylor James Teeple Timothy Tripp Joseph Woodring QvMe Compliments of WOODWARD IMPLEMENT SALES BARNABY S LUNCH Dealer of Farm Implements and Service Metamora, Ohio Phone Metamora 644-2791 644-2792 Kindergarten P.M. Keith Bettinger Jeffrey Champion Harry Comstock David Cox Cindy Creque Scott Ford Cheryl Fulton Bobbie Gallup Luann Gillen Dianne Hughes f 4 rv Stephen Loeffler James Lumbrezer James Marvin Thomas Marvin Karen McBride Martin Miller Victoria Miller Joe Natter Sandra Pinkelman Debora Ries James Ritter John Schmidt Terry Smallman Kim Truckor Debra Ward CROUCH RADIO AND TV Zenith Sales Service on all Makes Phone 644-3131 SANDERSON'S PURE SERVICE Phone Metamora 644-2372 Metamora, Ohio 64 Kindergarten A .M. James Allen James Balazs Sandra Born David Burghardt Richard Camp Jeanne Coburn Mark Delauter Richard DeWulf Gregory Fetzer Heidi Geer Martha Gleckler Louise Hallett Beverly Herrick Gary Kreuz Kenna Moore Beverly Patek Edward Pinkelman Mary Pinkelman Dale Roop Sharon Salsbury Samuel Sanderson Linda Scheuer Paula Snyder Leonard Summers Mary Lou VandeSande Larry Vasko Mark Wagner ADRIAN LIVESTOCK COMPANY Auction Sale Every Tuesday A1 Linehan, Jr. CO 55065 GORMLEY BUILDERS General Contracting and Building Pittsburgh Products Phone Metamora 644-3781 QvMe Snaps I'm bashful! COMPLIMENTS OF THE FARMER'S STATE BANK 56 Member of Federal Reserve System Lyons, Ohio Roger Feeback, Judith Bettinger, Jan Shull, Philip Fore- man, Duane Estelle Rose Mary Miller, Marcia Wright, Janice Mossing, Ken- neth Loch, Mary Moore 1 r r o r t a f i Associate Editor, Susan Tripp; Editor, Betty Eisel; Advisor, Miss Ruth Nachtrieb; Assistant Editor, Claudia Loar Edward La Fountain, Larry Langenderfer, Joanne Gee, Judith Laux, Mary Jo Boroff, Louise Koester 58 Karen Kasper, Kay Truckor, Connie Phillips, Charles Ford, Ronald Schafer, Ronald Janney Qivl’s Atdletic Association Row 1: Beverly Truckor, Catherine Palmer, Cheryl Barnaby, Carol Ott, Karen Kasper, Sandra Clendenin, Susan Tripp, Kay Truckor, Grace Foreman, Rose Mary Miller, Connie Pinkelman Row 2: Mrs. Helen Phillips, Connie Phillips, Patricia Doyle, Nadine Woodring, Meredith Schafer. Marcia Wright, Mary Tripp, Linda Sell, Diana Fillinger, Diane Pinkelman, Doris Rosebrock, Carol Miller, Carol Ann Cruzen Row 3: Carol Palmer, Carol Estelle, Lucille Miller, Rita Gordon, Cariotta Heyman, Bonita Heyman, Lin- da Pinkelman, Sharon Martin, Mary Jo Boroff, Judith Pinkelman, Carol Eisel, Mary Jo Weis Row 4: Martina Garlick, Penny McCartney. Sandra Gormley, Cheryl Becker, Claudia Loar, Betty Eisel, Deanna Ritter, Sandra Donahue, Carole Flack, Marilyn Sanderson, Beth Ottgen, Nancy Pinkelman 124 West Wayne Street BEATRICE FOODS CO. Meadow Gold Dairy Products Lima, Ohio 59 3utuve Homemakers oj America Row 1: Connie Phillips, Diane Pinkelman, Nancy Pinkelman, Beverly Truckor Row 2: Marcia Wright, Claudia Loar, Carole Flack, Karen Kasper, Carol Eisel, Carol Cruzen, Linda Sell Row 3: Rose Mary Miller, Cheryl Barnaby, Mary Ellen La Fountain, Carol Banks, Sandra Bald- win, Laura Rasmussen, Connie Pinkelman Row 4: Carol Miller, Carol Ott, Mary Moore, Mary Jo Weis, Joyce Houttekier, Patricia Banks, Marilyn Sanderson, Dolores Brand, Meredith Schafer Row 5: Judith Pinkelman, Doris Rosebrock, Karen Born, Joan Klippel, Rita Gordon, Nadine Woodring, Martina Garlick, Betty Eisel, Mary Jo Boroff, Beth Ottgen, Sharon Martin Row 6: Kay Truckor, Susan Tripp, Sandra Clendenin, Diana Fillinger, Mary Tripp, Linda Pinkelman, Lucille Miller, Cariotta Heyman, Bonita Heyman, Cheryl Becker, Sandra Gormley Row 7: Mrs. Helen Phillips, Sandra Donahue, Janice Mossing, Deanna Ritter, Kathleen Bond BROWN DERBY SNACK BAR Fountain Service Where Good Friends Meet 60 Metamora, Ohio CARROLL MOTOR SALES BUICK - PONTIAC 5470 S. Main Sylvania, Ohio TU 2-2081 State Homemakers CAROL CRUZEN CAROLE FLACK CLAUDLA LOAR Carol Cruzen, Carol Flack, and Claudia Loar were the girls receiving the State Degree this spring. This is the highest honor given FJ-i.A. girls. During the freshman year the Junior Degree was completed and a key add ed to the F.H.A. pin. When the girls were sophomores, they received the scroll as an award for completing the Chapter Degree. On April 13 they traveled to Columbus to the State Convention and received the torch as State Homemakers, thus completing the pin. Croeker Award Each year the senior girls take the Betty Crocker test put out by General Mills. A winner, who becomes the local Betty Crock- er, is selected from each school. Her paper, in turn, is sent to the state and national contests to compete with winners in other schools for scholarships and honors. Mary Moore is the Metamora Betty Crocker. MCKIMMY'S SALES AND SERVICE TV, Radio, Records, Hi-Fi Phone Metamora 644-2351 MARY MOORE BETTY CROCKER DENNIS MARKET Frozen Foods, Meats, Ice Cream Phone 644-2291 Groceries g.A.A. President...........Marcia Wright Vice President......Carol Eisel Secretary...........Rose Mary Miller Treasurer...........Beverly Truckor News Points Chairman....Lucille Miller Points Co-Chairman .... Diana Fillinger Reporter...........Mary Tripp G. O. P............Claudia Loar The initiation was conducted by the juniors this year. The seniors prepared and served refreshments, and the sophomores were in charge of clean-up. The G. A. A. has a membership of 47 members. These members are given points for attending games and for working in the concession stand at the home games. The points were totaled and awards were given to the follow- ing: Numerals: Marcia Wright Letters: Mary Jo Boroff, Karen Kasper, Susan Tripp, Connie Phillips, Carole Flack, and Nadine Woodring. Double Chevron: Mary Moore, Carol Eisel, Claudia Loar, Beth Ottgen, Sandra Donahue, Diana Fillinger, and Mary Tripp. Single Chevron: Connie Pinkelman, Carol Palmer, Catherine Palmer, Nancy Pinkelman, Linda Sell, Beverly Truckor, Cheryl Bamaby, Cheryl Becker, Patricia Doyle, Cariotta Heyman, Sharon Martin, Penny McCartney, Carol Ott, Diane Pinkelman, and Meredith Schafer. 3.H.A. News President.............Karen Kasper Vice President........Carol Flack Treasurer,............Claudia Loar Parliamentarian .... Connie Phillips Class Reporters.......Betty Eisel Mary LaFountain Linda Sell Diane Pinkelman Historian.............Carol Ann Cruzen Song Leader..........Mary Moore Advisor..............Mrs. Helen Phillips Chapter Mothers.... Mrs. Ruth Wright Mrs. Beulah Truckor Mrs. Betty Fillinger Mrs. Florine Bond Official FHA Reporter. Nancy Pinkelman County Officer-Junior Fair Board Member . . Marcia Wright To begin the year, we initiated twenty-two new girls in the chapter. F. H. A. meetings were held the second Tuesday of every month. The classes alternated planning the programs. The December meeting brought a Christmas party. Mrs. Kenton Tredway showed the girls how to wrap gifts and make bows. This year sixteen freshman girls received the Junior Homemaker Degrees. Carol Ann Cruzen, Carole Flack, and Claudia Loar made out applications for their State Homemaker Degrees. Nine girls received their Chapter Homemaker Degrees. On December 1 the F. H. A. girls had a dance to earn money for Lebanon. For a money raising project the members sold candy at Christmas time. This year the chapter helped with a sub-regional meeting which was held at Napoleon. The now officers for 1962 went to the State F. H. A. Convention of April 13 and 14. Larry Ricica was chosen as F. H. A. King and rode in the car at the fair. The F. H. A. and F. F. A. Achievement night was held on February 6. The style show was held on May 8. The girls’ mothers and the women's clubs were invited. JOE’S TAVERN Pool Sandwiches Donald Sullivan Metamora, Ohio LINEHAN REALTY CO. Malcolm J. Linehan, Realtor 221 S. Main St. Adrian, Michigan 62 Juture 3armors of America Seated: Roger Feeback, Martin Okos, Glen Heyman, Philip Foreman, Jan Shull, John Vershum Row 1: William Hallett, Richard Hassen, William Komon, Rudy Komon, Brace Gleck- ler, James Foreman, John Smallman, Gary Langenderfer, Orville Eisel, David Crockett, Jerry Burroughs, Richard Gleckler Row 2: Terry Drennan, Tom Crossman, Emery Okos, William Eisel, Tom Ford, Gerald Ronau, Tom Vershum, James Farley, James Raab, Richard Moore, Mr. Lyle Condon FOOD KING SUPER MARKET Fresh Cut Meats - No Packages 5519 South Main Sylvania, Ohio OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service Firestone Tires - Auto Lite Battery D. H. De Verna - Phone 644-3395 Parliamentary Procedure Roger Feeback, William Eisel, James Raab, Jan Shull, Mr. Lyle Condon, Philip Foreman, Glen Heyman, Martin Okos, Tom Crossman. 33A News The F. F. A. queen this year was Marcia Wright. She participated in Junior Fair activities and in the F. F. A.—F. H. A. Awards Night. The F. F. A. members were guests of the F. H. A. at a Caroling Party at Christmas time. For field trips the class visited com test plots and made corn yield checks. They also visited farms that had large scale livestock equipment. To raise money, the F. F. A. sold First Aid Spray. John Smallman was the high salesman. The membership this year was 33. The F. F. A. also participated in the District and State Judging Contest. They also had an awards night. At this program Marcia Wright was present- ed with a necklace and earring set. Larry Ricica, Philip Foreman, Glen Hey- man, and Terry Drennan gave speeches on their future plans in agriculture. Martin Okos received the prize for best wood-worker. To put a little comedy in the program, a few of the boys gave a skit. 64 LEFTY'S RECREATION Lefty Knisel, Owner Metamora, Ohio PIFER'S GREENHOUSE Potted Plants, Bouquets, Corsages—Ogden 182 Row 1: Jan Shull, Coach James Mlccichl, John Whitt Row 2: Lynn Burroughs, Ronald Schafer, Philip Foreman, Ronald Janney, Martin Okos, Galen DeVrlendt, Charles Ford, Don Suchy, Roger Feeback. Varsify Bashet all And Cheerleaders Carole Flack Sandra Donahue Beverly Truckor Diana Fillinger 66 Connie Phillips Row 1: Jan Shull, Coach Gibson Fair, Coach James Micclchi, John Whitt Row 2: Merrill Kane, Brace Gleckler, James Foreman, Tony Komon, Martin Okos, Greg Geer, John Vershum, Tom Vershum, Tom Ford, Glen Heyman, Edward Buck, Randall Winn, Jerry Burroughs. Reserve BashetSall And Cheerleaders The Metamora basketball squad compiled a 5-12 season record. Their league mark was 3-7 which tied them with Lyons for fourth place. Metamora's scoring was distributed evenly as Charles Ford, Lynn Burroughs, and Ron Schafer all averaged over 10 points per game. Ron Schafer and Charles Ford were named as members of the All-County teams. Ron was a member of the first team, and Charles was a third team choice. Metamora drew St. Mary's and was eliminated in the first game of the county tournament. Opponent We They Opponent We They Opponent We They Fulton 65 63 Chesterfield 52 60 Olney 77 63 Olney 50 57 Fulton 54 72 Chesterfield 66 80 Pettisville 49 70 Pettisville 50 91 Fulton 53 58 Lyons 58 57 St. Mary's 49 57 Lyons 46 56 St. Mary's 45 43 Lyons 56 76 St. Mary's 42 50 Fayette 34 40 Fayette 69 50 Total 915 1043 FRED OTT, INC. John Deer and New Idea Farm Equipment, Parts, Service Phone Richfield 82-92171 GEORGE FLACK Motorists Mutual Insurance Company Phone 644-2723 69 junior Higd Row 2: Mark Phillips, Howard Becker, David Pifer, David Winn, Michael Delauter, Richard Moore, Randy De Vriendt, Robert Loar. Row 3: Thomas Moore, Richard Gleckler, Joseph Foreman, William Komon, Dennis Hill, Coach Gibson Fair. Junior Higd Carol Miller, Judith Pinkelman, Sandra Gormley, Meredith Schafer, Cheryl Becker 70 Compliments of MALONE INSURANCE AGENCY Metamora, Ohio Base6all Row Is Craig Northcott, Roger Feeback, Robert Loar, Brace Gleckler, Jerry Burroughs, Don Suchy, Lynn Burroughs, Coach James Miccichi. Row 2: Tony Komon, Jerry Pinkelman, Tom Ford, Stephen Mitchey, Tom Vershum, Randall Winn, Charles Ford, Ronald Schafer, Edward Buck. Some team members after Coach James Miccichi's first victory as a coach FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Main Office-DELTA SWANTON - Branch Office 71 5ra ck Row 1: Lynn Burroughs, Brace Gleckler, Terry Drennan, Jerry Burroughs, David Crockett, James Foreman, Alan Janney, Randall Winn, Roger Feeback Row 2: Coach James Miccichi, Ronald Schafer, Galen DeVriendt, Martin Okos, Tom Vershum, John Gorm- ley, Greg Geer, John Whitt, Glen Heyman, Charles Ford, Jan Shull Galen DeVriendt Returning Cettevmen Charles Ford 72 Congratulations to Class of 1962 METAMORA ELEVATOR CO. Feed Fertilizer Seed Farm Supplies girls’ Basketball ‘deam Row 1: Mrs. Helen Phillips Row 2: Connie Pinkelman, Connie Phillips, Carol Ann Cruzen Row 3: Catherine Palmer, Rose Mary Miller, Marcia Wright, Karen Kasper Row 4: Kay Truckor, Susan Tripp, Nadine Woodring, Carol Eisel, Rita Gordon Row 5: Mary Jo Boroff, Carol Palmer, Carole Flack, Claudia Loar, Betty Eisel, Beth Ottgen golf Don Suchy, Coach Lyle Condon, John Whitt, Tom Ford Sports Snaps fc-. Ping Pong Cfianipion Charles Ford 74 K - C LANES Bowling At Its Best Swanton, Ohio--Phone 3616 RICHFIELD CENTER MARKET Groceries-Vegetables-Meats Phone Richfield 82-92801 Row 1: Glen Heyman, Cheryl Becker, Mary Jo Boroff, Kathy Ottgen, Grace Foreman, Meredith Schafer, Thomas Moore, Susan Fil- linger, Linda McKimmy, Penny McCartney, Laura Rasmussen, Bonita Heyman, Sandra Gormley Row 2: Rose Mary Miller, Jeffery Geer, Alice Shaffer, Tom Ford, Susan Tripp, Claudia Loar, Joseph Gormley, Merrill Kane, Carol Ann Cruzen, Cariotta Heyman, Carol Miller, Beverly Flack, Lucille Miller, Verlin Krieger, Beth Ottgen, James Guthrie ASSUMPTION GULF SERVICE Gas Oil Tires Compliments of PENCE'S MARKET 76 Accessories—Phone 644-2522 Ogden Center, Michigan Row 3: Charles Ford, Kenneth Hiatt, Robert Pence, Dan Ritter, Mark Phillips, David Winn, Bonnie Hallett, Patrick Gormley, Michael Gormley, Paul Barnes, Classie Scott, Sandra Nichols, Galen De Vriendt Row 4: Mr. John Phillips, Cheryl Barnaby, Linda Sell, Carole Flack, Sandra Donahue, Marcia Wright, Patricia Doyle, Connie Phillips METAMORA HARDWARE Compliments of Plumbing, Heating. Wiring Phone 644-3201 DR. C. F. CARR Lyons, Ohio 77 Majorettes Cheryl Barnaby, Linda Sell, Carole Flack, Connie Phillips, Sandra Donahue, Marcia Wright, Patricia Doyle Band News Since the Metamora High School band received their uniforms, they are par- ticipating in more activities throughout the year. The band marched at the Memorial Day parade. Oak Harbor, and Wauseon Homecoming. Both the sen- ior and cadet bands marched in the Delta parade. The bands also marched at Waterville for the first time since 1952. The senior band has had exchange concerts with Lyons, Fulton, Chesterfield, and Assumption. Assumption was also invited to sit in on one of the Metamora band periods, and then later in the year the band was Invited to visit Assump- tion for an exchange rehearsal. Connie Phillips and Marcia Wright attended Majorette Camp in Indiana last summer. The majorettes and the pep band have added entertainment to the basketball season by putting on half-time shows. The dance band has been very active this year playing for several proms, at tlie Carnival, and at Wauseon for the Kiwanis Club. A Winter and Spring Concert was put on by the band and chorus. Several members of the band have participated in All-County Band and Chorus and have also taken solos and ensembles to the District Contest. The band ended its successful year by competing in the District Contest. 78 John Sexton Co. NATIONAL WHOLESALE GROCERS Detroit 32, Mich. Dance Band Row 1: Lynn Burroughs, Robert Pence, Thomas Moore, Marcia Wright, Patricia Doyle, Mr. John Phillips Row 2: Lucille Miller, Linda Sell, Beth Ottgen, James Guthrie Row 3: Patrick Gormley, Connie Phillips, Galen DeVriendt, Tom Ford, Claudia Loar, Jo- seph Gormley. Soloists And SnsemSles Row 1: Carol Ann Cruzen Row 2: Sandra Gormley, Sandra Nichols, Connie Phillips, Cheryl Becker Row 3: Claudia Loar, Joseph Gormley, Patrick Gormley, Verlin Krieger, James Guthrie Grace Foreman, Cariotta Heyman, Cheryl Barnaby, Cheryl Becker Verlin Krieger, Beth Ottgen, James Guthrie, Patricia Doyle Joseph Gormley, Claudia Loar, Susan Tripp junior Band Row 1: Dawn Doyle, Jill Shaffer, Brenda Werner, Sharon Adair, Jane Gee, Gail Haury, Linda Sanderson, Marsha Werner, Martha Mears, Barbara Russell, Samuel Foreman, Larry Woodring, Hal Langenderfer. Row 2: Diane Burghardt, Mark Mears, Joan Guthrie, Cheryl Woodward, Joyce West, Joyce Schmidt, Kitty Sue Jacob, Glenn Miller, Jerry Gee, Michael Gormley, Paul Barnes, Mary Nichols, Jerome Langenderfer, James Langenderfer, John Guthrie, Chris Clendenin, Patricia Winn. Row 3: Luanna Loar, Barbara Woodward, Pamela Symington, John Davis, Marvin McIntosh, Michael Stutzmen, William Baldwin, Elaine Dorsey, John Phillips, Director, Ray Sallows, Diann Gordon, Lena Scott, Dennis Hill, Rebecca Mitruck, Jerry Teeple, Billy Woodring, Linda Langenderfer, Richard Taylor, Douglas Sanderson, John Fillinger, James Schwen, Carol Ruetz. County Band Row 1: James Guthrie, Connie Phillips Row 2: Glen Heyman, Patrick Gormley, Cheryl Becker 80 E. Conrad Hebei HEBEL'S STORE Metamora, Ohio Mixed Odorus Row 1: Beverly Truckor, Carol Ott, Rose Mary Miller, Karen Kasper, Kay Truckor, Mary Moore, Cheryl Barna- by, Connie Phillips, Sandra Clendenin, Connie Pinkelman. Row 2: Larry Langenderfer, James Guthrie, Alan Janney, Mary Jo Weis, Marcia Wright, Diane Pinkelman, Linda Sell, Patricia Doyle, Judith Pinkelman, Mere- dith Schafer, Carol Cruzen, Merrill Kane, Don Suchy, Mr. John Phillips. Row 3: Charles Ford, Ronald Schafer, Tom Crossman, Linda Pinkelman, Diana Fillinger, Mary Tripp, Lucille Miller, Rita Gordon, Martina Garlick, Nancy Pinkelman, Carol Miller, Tom Ford, Verlin Krieger, John Whitt. Row 4: Joseph Gormley, Ronald Jan- ney, Sandra Gormley, Mary Jo Boroff, Carole Flack, Betty Eisel, Claudia Loar, Louise Koester, Sandra Dona- hue, Beth Ottgen, Cheryl Becker, Sharon Martin, Patrick Gormley, John Miller. County Chorus Row 1: Carol Ann Cruzen, Linda Sell, Lucille Miller, Susan Tripp, Carol Miller. Row 2: Beth Ott- gen, Ronald Schafer, Sandra Donahue, Don Suchy, Patricia Doyle. Row 3: Tom Ford, Claudia Loar, Galen DeVriendt, Ronald Janney, Charles Ford, Carole Flack, Merrill Kane. 81 Qirls’ Chorus Row 1: Beverly Truckor, Diana Fillinger, Cheryl Becker, Martina Garlick, Carol Ann Cruzen, Connie Phil- lips, Sharon Martin, Carol Ott Row 2: Mary Moore, Mary Jo Weis, Marcia Wright, Patricia Doyle, Penny McCartney, Cariotta Heyman, Bonita Heyman, Carole Flack, Beth Ottgen, Sandra Gormley, Mary Tripp, Linda Sell, Sandra Clendenin Row 3: Connie Pinkelman, Mary Jo Boroff, Lucille Miller, Marilyn Sanderson, Deanna Ritter, Betty Eisel, Louise Koester, Claudia Loar, Rita Gordon, Linda Pinkelman, Nancy Pinkelman, Mr. John Phillips Row 4: Rose Mary Miller, Kay Truckor, Susan Tripp, Karen Kasper, Meredith Schafer, Sandra Donahue, Judith Pinkelman, Diane Pinkelman, Carol Miller, Grace Foreman, Cheryl Barnaby, Carol Paul Boys’ Chorus Row 1: Merrill Kane, Mr. John Phillips, Larry Langenderfer, Don Suchy, Tom Crossman, James Guthrie, Allan Janney, Row 2: Ronald Schafer, Verlin Krieger, John Miller, Patrick Gormley, Joseph Gormley, Ron- ald Janney, John Whitt, Tom Ford Mrs. J. C. Phillips, along with the other juniors' mothers, prepared the new attraction-the smorgasbord. Junior-Senior Prom Of Mary Jo, Judy, and Janice are adding their very last touches before entering King Neptune's Court. SEPTEMBER 5 Enrollment of 471 students. 7 Individual pictures taken. 18 Baseball game with Fulton. There. 21 Baseball game with Pettisville. Here. 22 Senior pictures taken. 30 Band plays at Oak Harbor. OCTOBER 2 County FHA officers meeting at Pettisville. 3 Band skating party. 6 Junior home ec. girls’ trip to Chicago 10 FHA initiation. 16 PTA meeting. 18 Senior skating party. 24 FHA Rally at Wauseon. 26 Sophomore skating party 27 No school. Northwestern Ohio Teachers' Meeting. ’62 Calendar ’62 NOVEMBER 1 High School College Night at Wauseon. Freshman skating party. 3 Junior play. 11 Senior bake sale 13 PTA meeting. 14 FHA meeting. 15 Group pictures taken for annual. 17 FHA meeting. 20 PTA meeting. 21 Seniors receive pictures. 23-24 Thanksgiving vacation. 28 Basketball game with Olney. There. DECEMBER 1 Pettisville—here. FHA dance. 5 Betty Crocker Test given to senior girls. 8 Lyons—there. 12 St. Mary's--here. 15 Fayette—there. 19 FHA meeting. More pictures taken. 22 Chesterfield--here Freshman dance. 28 Christmas tournament. 29 Christmas tournament. Senior dance A snowball fight gives the students a break from classes. Happy students are glad to come back from summer vacation. JANUARY 3 Representative from Heidelberg College 5 Fulton--here. Sophomore dance. 9 F.H.A. meeting. 12 Pettisville--there. 15 P.T.A. meeting. 16 St. Mary’s--there. 19 Lyons—here. Junior dance. 26 Fayette—here. 30 Olney—here. 31 Powell photographer. FEBRUARY 2 Chesterfield—there. 6 F.H.A. and F.F.A. Achievement meeting 13 F.H.A. meeting 14-16 County basketball 17-20 tournament. 19 P.T.A. meeting 23 Adrian College representative Intramural finals and Sadie Hawkins dance. MARCH 1 School carnival. Assembly program. 5 County band and chorus. 7 State interviews—Fulton. 8 State interviews--Fayette. 9 Sweet Adeline Chorus from Toledo. 14 F.H.A. meeting. 16 County Music Festival at Wauseon. 19 Band Boosters meeting. 26 P.T.A. Civil Defense meeting. 27 County F.H.A. 30 Senior play. APRIL 9 Junior skating party. 10 F.H.A. meeting. 11 County Teachers’ meeting—here. 13 State F.H.A. Convention. 16 P.T.A. meeting. 20 Good Friday. Easter vacation begins. 21 Junior car wash 24 County F.H.A. Pre-School Health Conference. MAY 4 Spring Concert Journalism Convention B.G.S.U. 12 Junior-Senior Prom. 15 F.H.A. Style Show. 19 Alumni Banquet. 20 Baccalaureate. 25 Commencement. Two seniors congratulate each other on their achievements in high school. 87 Basketball King, Queen, And Court Row 1: Sandra Gormley, Carole Flack, Rose Mary Miller, Susan Tripp, Lucille Miller. Row 2: Terry Drennan, Lynn Burroughs, Charles Ford, Ronald Schafer, Tom Vershum Coach James Miccichi crowned Charles Ford, basket- ball king. Compliments of DALE O. FORD SONS Your Pioneer Seedcorn Dealer Berkey, Ohio Phone Richfield 82-92101 The king in turn crowned Rose Mary Miller basket- ball queen. BUD WOODWARD'S SERVICE STATION Tires Batteries Accessories Mechanical Work Berkey, Ohio Phone Richfield 82-92194 Marcia Wright 3. 3. A. Queen 3. H. A. King Larry Ricica Sanitation Chemicals Supplies Good Sanitation is our Business” THE MELLOCRAFT COMPANY 1320 Locust St. Toledo, Ohio One-Stop” Service for all paper, food and concession items CONCESSION SUPPLY COMPANY 3916 Secor Road Toledo 13, Ohio Phone GReenwood 9-7795 Let's get out there and cheatl This is the way Grandma taught me.” 2962 Carnival Hit those high numbers. 'Please miss. Stay off my feet this time. Those darn Tangos! Met amor a school held its annual school carnival March 1. 1962. Approximately 500 people attended the affair. The games included a dart game, fishing pond, sponge throw, shooting gallery, and Bozo. Among the concessions were the White Elephant, Country Store, and a bake sale. The grade school students presented an entertaining program. A basketball game was played between the faculty of M.H.S. and local Tons-a-Funs against the WTOD Won- ders, a radio disc jockey team. Metamora’s team emerged victorious with the final score of 40-32. The dance was an enjoyable conclusion to the evening's program. Mr. J. C. Phillips and his high school dance band provided the music for the dance. The prizes were won as follows: Douglas Barnaby, portable television: Wayne Ruetz, electric coffee maker; Teresa Mossing, electric clock; and Mark Houston, electric fry pan. PALMER TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE OFFICE EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES 90 2948 Monroe Street Near Detroit, Toledo 6, Ohio Popularity Contest MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Connie Phillips, Philip Foreman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Kasper, Duane Estelle MOST POLITE Mary Moore Kenneth Loch NEATEST APPEARANCE Marcia Wright, John Whitt BEST STUDENTS Judith Bettinger, Charles Ford BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Kay Truckor, Larry Langenderfer m in � MOST ATHLETIC Susan Tripp, Ronald Schafer MOST POPULAR Rose Mary Miller, Charles Ford THE METAMORA RECORD Your Home Newspaper Phone 644-2501 BEST LOOKING Rose Mary Miller Larry Ricica Harry M. Ward Co. Educational Publications and Equipment Bryan, Ohio NAME WANTS TO BE WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR Judith Bettinger Medical Laboratory Her good looks Technician Mary Jo Boroff Intelligent Dry humor Betty Eisel Airline Personnel Being editor of our school paper William Eisel Factory worker His girl trouble Roger Feeback Race driver Basketball ability Duane Estelle Aeronautical Powerful Build engineer Charles Ford Successful Senior class presidency Philip Foreman Lawyer His Ford truck Larry Garlick Farmer His driving ability Joanne Gee Airlines Treats from Franklin's Ronald Janney Buick pilot Driving his hot (?) Buick Karen Kasper Elementary teacher Her red hair Louise Koester Airline personnel Shyness Edward LaFountain Electronic engineer Gymnastic ability Larry Langenderfer C.P.A. His perfect physique Judith Laux Secretary Ambition Kenneth Loch Musician Guitar playing Rose Mary Miller Secretary Quietness Mary Moore Teacher Quiet intelligence Janice Mossing Secretary Her blonde (?) hair Connie Phillips Professional dancer Her quietness (?) James Raab Barber '55 and '59 Chevy sixes Larry Ricica Factory worker His blue Ford Ronald Schafer Teacher Basketball ability Jan Shull Jet mechanic Mechanical ability Susan Tripp Phys. ed. teacher Her short skirts Kay Truckor Secretary Being editor of our yearbook John Whitt Country club manager His sweet-talking Marcia Wright Phys. ed. teacher Her troubles with Bob 92 Cosmetology offers steady employment, pays the highest salaries, and provides the opportunity to own your own business. Write now for free information bulletin concerning beauty career training at THE TOLEDO ACADEMY OF BEAUTY CULTURE 331 St. Clair St. 01110's Outstanding Beauty School Toledo 4. Ohio Near Adams St. CHerry 2-6691 GRADUATES OF 1960 GRADUATES OF 1961 Carolyn Berendt Nichols, Housewife, Adrian David Boroff, Jewel Tea, Toledo James Ditch, Union Supply Co., Toledo John Eisel, Chevrolet Plant, Toledo Jerry Flke, Owens-Illinois, Toledo Peter Force, Coast Guard, Texas Victor Force. Navy, Tennessee Douglas Ford, Eastern Michigan, Ypsilanti Janice Gleckler, Typist, Toledo Talton Gordon, Army, Texas Tom Hayden, Home, Metamora Everett Hines, Air Force, Montana Leslie Hintz, Army, Germany Dennis Kane, Defiance College, Defiance Paul Kanneman, Army, Germany Kay Keith, Rossford Ordnance Depot, Toledo June Knight Mills, Housewife, Berkey Susan Lengenderfer, Owens-Illinois, Toledo Ruth Langenderfer, Toledo Scale, Toledo Myra Miller Condon, Housewife, Sylvania Sue Mossing, Home, Metamora Francis Murd, Allen V. Smith, Sylvania Ronald Patek, Farming, Metamora Helen Pence Komon, Housewife, Metamora Nancy Pifer, Nursing School, Toledo Janet Pinkelman, Champion Spark Plug, Toledo Karen Pinkelman Noe, Housewife, Toledo Gerald Posner, Stock Boy at Supermarket, Wauseon Kathleen Schrader, Civil Service Social-Service Adminis- tration, Toledo Don Schlueter, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green Barbara Welch, Junior College, California Patricia Woodward Moore, Housewife, Virginia Helen Zenk Bateson, Housewife, Metamora Susan Smith Francoeur. Housewife, Sand Creek Greg Truckor, Ohio State University, Columbus Linda Welch, Home, Toledo Margaret Adair Steiner, Housewife, Toledo Sandra Barrett Hudik, Housewife, Metamora Mary Bettinger, Typist, Toledo Floyd Brand, Northwestern College, Wisconsin Lynda Clendenin Pifer, Housewife, Metamora Larry Crossman, Northwestern University, Illinois Sue Ann Donahue, Beautician, Metamora Janet Duncan, Defiance College, Defiance Rosemary Eisel, Typist, Swanton Janet Fuller Mack, Housewife, Lyons John Gleckler, Tiling and Ditching, Metamora Rebecca Gordon, Nursing School, Toledo John Hassen, Howard Johnson's, Toledo Charles Houttekier, Home, Berkey John Hudik, Truck Driver, Whiteville Ronald Komon, Army, Georgia Carol Langenderfer Horak, Housewife, Delta Rita Miller, Office Work, Toledo Judy Moore, Business College, Toledo Janice Nichols Eisel, Housewife, Berkey Lynn Ott, Howard Johnson's, Toledo Dale Pinkelman, Children's Hospital, Toledo Suzanne Pinkelman, Beautician, Berkey Jeannine Sell, Defiance College, Defiance Richard Stasa, Howard Johnson's, Toledo Byron Steiner, Chevrolet Plant, Toledo William Simon, Army, Germany James Studenka, Farming, Metamora Audrey Vershum, Beautician, Sylvania Sandra Welch, Home, Toledo Peggy Woodward, Ohio Citizens Bank, Toledo Phyllis Fike, Manchester College, Indiana Jonathan Foreman, Farming, Swanton 94 Compliments of THE SYLVANIA SAVINGS BANK CO. 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