Mississinawa Valley High School - Buckeye Yearbook (Union City, OH)

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A Year to Remember MR. ANTHONY S. ROMANO Jackson Building Principal Mr. Romano was born in Bound Brook, New Jersey, where he lived until after his graduation from high school. He was a band director before he entered the field of administration. He taught in New Jersey, Indiana, and Ohio. He enjoys playing musical instruments and reading. He also likes to play ping-pong and to spend all the time he can with his wife and three children. He received his B.S. from Morehead State College and his M.S. from the University of New York City. MR. WAYNE BREWER East Side Building Principal Mr. Brewer has been in the field of education for thirty- four years. He has worked in all areas of this field - high school, junior high, elementary, and adult education. If he had his choice, he would teach fifth grade. The main things he enjoys are working with people and showing his cattle at fairs. He received his B. S. at Ohio Northern and his M. A. from Ball State University. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Merle Bryan, Supt., Sam Coppess, Ralph Bateman. Clerk-Treas., Joe Brooks, Pres., Raymond Zumbrun, V.-Pres., Don Mendenhall, Dale Wilcox. UNION CITY MOLD Union City, Ohio 5

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Administration Made This MR. MERLE BRYAN, Superintendent Under Mr. Bryan's capable supervision, M. has had two very successful years. He has served as a teacher, coach, and prin- cipal from 1955-59 at the East Side Building. He and his wife (Jane Bolinger) and their three sons Kelly, Mitchell, and Lonnie have lived in Union City since 1953. B.S., M.S., - Miami University Post-graduate work - Ball State University All things must end and you as graduating seniors have approached the end of one part of your life. In many ways the last year of high school is the most important be- cause it provides a good chance to clarify your thinking about ideals, values, and goals. Soon you will have left the protective atmosphere of familiar places and you must make important decisions as to jobs, future education, and the responsibilities of adult life and citizenship. The decision you make will probably affect the rest of your life. May you utilize those concepts from the home, the church, and the school which are basic to the development of a better community, state, and nation. You. as the youth of today, will be the leaders of tomorrow. Your responsibilities are numerous and you have mountainous perspectives however, no class before you has had a better foundation than you for meeting the problems you will encounter face to face. As it has been so well stated, Opportunities Await--Don’t Hesitate. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1966. DARKE COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOCIATION Grain, Seed, Feed. Farm Supplies Ansonia - Versailles - Castine - Greenville 4

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School Help Mrs. Betty Teegarden- Mrs. Louise Oswalt- Mrs. Kay Butt- Sec. to Mr. Romano Sec. to Mr. Bryan. Sec. to Mr. Brewer Mrs. Jean Barnum - Mrs. Minnie Green - Mrs. Don and Helen Wentworth - CUSTODIANS Evelyn Grim - Mrs. Alice Hartzell - Mrs. Ber- nettia Kester - Mrs. Thelma Grimes - COOKS BUS DRIVERS: L. Threewits, D. Kochersperger, B. Glunt, G. Hummel, L. Byrum, C. Brooks, E. Schlamb, E. Bannon, B. Brooks, B. Prosser, and F. Whitesel. SMITH SHOE REPAIR Union City, Indiana 6 FRITZ E. MARTIN, JEWELER Greenville, Ohio