Montpelier High School - Mirror Yearbook (Montpelier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1967 volume:

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Q ,. -., - N -' .,.-fffu ' if , 4, -- 'QW K , - ' ,, 1' br, I,- -g-J 1-. K n ,W -4 Q. 'fl-12, ' . . . - Q '- 1 H3 R , Q 'Q-ae : gy-Liss' w tr I a, its-'A- ra' - ...LW -7 - fu 'x ' Exif ' .- s 'E 4 . , 4 -5 ww 4 fri- 1 OUR ALMA MATER QQ . I k'w I .,. I If L .,.' H 'A I hd ,via ,P To our school we pledge allegiance, 4 Dear old 'Pelier I-Iigh. We will love our Alma Mater, Never will it die. Oh Montpelier, oh Montpelier, School so tried and trueg Loyalty we give as ever, 'W To the White and Blue. A FACULTY. . . 5 SENIORS . . . . 15 CLASSES .... . . 43 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . 54 ACTIVITIES . . . . 67 SPORTS . . . .83 SUPERIOR . . . . 100 ELEMENTARY . . . . 114 3 CECIL PROSSER Clerk of Board of Education 1938 to 1966 There are some men Who merely breatheg There are those who never shirkg Still others there are who really seethe, And inspire other men with their Work. We come to the moment in the life of a man, When homage is deservedly paid. A man who has done as much as he can For humanity in the big parade. His Work has been quiet and ultra steady In the community, church, and school, With a helping hand that is ever ready, And a head that's extremely cool. And so, for a man Who's espoused a cause, And seen by one observant, We can at least arise with loud applause For a good and faithful servant. Robert Whitaker F ACL LTY :EE hi? ai' '21 f - Q' 3' .aa Q vm if 0 4 ,Ill SCHOOL BOARD Vice-President Mr. James N. Miller, Dr. Don Adams, Clerk Marva Whitney, President Dr. Robert Dilworth, Mr. Keith Owen, Mr. Gene Thompson. Superintendent Principal MR. RODERICK RICE NIR. R. O. SAWMILLER B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State Universityg B,S, in Education, Iowa State Universityg M,S, in M-A- in Education, Ohio 512916 UI1iV6ISitY. Educationg Indiana Universityg Toledo University. 6 SECRETARY MRS. MILDRED GREEK Very few people realize all the work that Mrs. Millie Greek does. Only those who have worked with or for her can really know. Getting grade cards ready, answering the phone, typing up endless letters, sorting the mail, taking sick students home, and sending out the NEWSLETTER each month are only a few of the many tasks she does. Although Mrs . Greek does not come under the heading of teacher, one could learn patiencejust by observing her in her work. And when the last bell has rung and the last student has left, a person will often find Mrs . Greek still working at her desk. High School. MR. ALBERT SNYDER B.S. in Education, Defiance Col- ' lege. M.E. Degree from Bowling Green State University. Guidance and Counseling. 5 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. MRS. VIOLET BIBLE B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University. Library Science. 8 years of teaching at Montpelier CLIFFORD J. ENGELS B.S. in Education, University of Minnesota Instrumental Music 5 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. LARRY FALOR B.S. in Education, Defiance. College World History Ohio History Eighth grade Science 1 year of teaching at Montpelier High School. DAROLD K. FIGGINS B.S. in Education, Defiance College. Ohio State University, Indiana Univer- sity, Tri-State College. Diversified Cooperative Training 3 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. DONA FISHER B.S. in Home Economics, Ohio University. Horne Economics 17 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. KENNETH BOWMAN B.S. in Education, Ohio State Univer- sity. Vocational Agriculture 15 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. MILDRED W. DILWORTI-I B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University Typing I General Business l year of teaching at Montpelier High School. ARTHUR DONALDSON A.B. in Education, Cedarville College. Bowling Green University. Distributive Education 1 year of teaching at Montpelier High School. CLETUS DREI-IER B.S. in Business Administration, B.S. in Education, Defiance College, M.S. in Education, Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Indiana University Driver Education Boys' Physical Education Athletic Director 10 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. HAROLD KARNES A.B. in Education, Defiance College. M.S. Degree from Indiana University. Ohio State University, Bowling Green University, Baldwin Wallace Math In- stitute. Geometry Algebra II Chemistry Bookkeeping 25 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. HOBERT KROUSE B.S. in Education, Indiana University. Ohio State University, Defiance Col- lege. American History 3 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. KENT LAMBERSON B.S. in Education, Hillsdale College. Math 1 year of teaching at Montpelier High School. JAMES MICCICHI B.S. in Education, Defiance College. Government Health American History 1 year of teaching at Montpelier High School. W DOROTHY M. GARDNER B.A. in Education, Michigan State University. Eighth grade English French I and II Speech 3 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. MARY HAINES B.S. in Education, Bowling Green Uni- versity. Ohio State University. English Girls' Physical Education 17 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. RICHARD HOLLSTEIN B.S. in Education, Bowling Green Uni- versity. M.S. Degree from Indiana Uni- versity. Biology General Science 20 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. DELMAR KARNES B.S. in Education, Hillsdale College. M.A. for teachers, Indiana University. Physics Advanced Math Algebra I 7 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. 9 faqwv- V ts'-3 W'-'ZF MEREDITH WILKEN A.B. in Education, Indiana Univer- sity. University of Illinois, Univer- sity of Colorado, Defiance College, Bowling Green State University. Shorthand I and II Typing I and II Art 28 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. IO MARVIN E. MERILLAT B.S. in Education, Western Michigan University. Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts 5 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. ZON SHUMWAY A.B. in Education, Ohio University. Uni- versity of North Carolina, Western Nlichigan University, University of Michigan. English II Latin I and II 3 years of teaching at Montpelier High School. CHESTER H. WASILOWSKI B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University. English lO years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. ROBERT WI-IITAKER B.M. in Music, Ohio University. North- western University, Defiance College, U.S. Army School of Music. Vocal Music 21 years ofteaching at Montpelier High School. FACULTY SN APS D Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miccichi wait in line for refresh- ments at the NHS recep- tion. Resting up are our eager and alert basketball team. Left: Pete Dreher takes time out to tie his shoe. Right: Wassy, our Irishman, goes in for a basket. i.....gr-1 Mr. and Mrs, Merrill Haines sit this dance out at the annual GAA dance. Il FRONT ROW: Jeanette Franklin, Bev. Esterline, Shirley Oberlin, and Connie Cheadle, ROW Z: Connie Strawser, Sandra Lyon, Linda Clark, Brenda Allen, Terry Miller, Teacher--Coordinator, Mr. Donaldson. Absent: Dorothy Rosendaul. A Distributive Education program was introduced into Montpelier High School for the first time this year. It is a course that deals with the things necessary for a business to sell a product. Ten students were active in this new program this year With Mr. Arthur Donaldson as their in- structor. The DE students attend school in the morning and Work on the job in a training station in the afternoon. The stu- dents Worka minimum of fifteen hours per Weekand are paid Wages for their time on the job training. L,., , 5, U I Dorothy Rosendaul and her employers Brenda Allen and her employer Mr. Linda Clark and her 9mPlOYef lvlr. and Mrs. Neil Ensign. fDog 8: Roger Fritsch, fSterling.j Mr. Jim Allen. QAllen's Bakeryj. SudS. J DCT ROW 1: Mike Oxender, John Martin, Mr. Figgins, Alda Siebenaler, Dwight Joice, Dennis Manley, John Sines. ROW 2: Bill Psurny, Gary Clark, Roger Lee, Steve Coblentz, Mike Dewey, Ralph Lloyd. ROW 3: Larry Davenport, Jim Westfall, Marlo Smethurst, Steve Farnham, Bruce Lung. Absent: Alan Word, This year, eighteen Seniors were enrolled in the Diversified Cooperative Training program. The DCT program, in its third year at Montpelier High School, provides students an opportunity to learn avocation in their final year of high school. Mr. Darold Figgins, teacher of the program, provides the vocational students related skills and co- ordinates industrial experience With the class room. The DCT students receive job training in the morning and attend school in the afternoon. At school the students work on both academic subjects and study materials related to their on-the-job training. Officers for the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America are: Mike Oxender--Presidentg Al Word--Vice Presidentg Alda Siebenaler--Secretaryg Marlo Smethurst--Treasurerg Ralph Lloyd--Reporter. B, .. ,, SM ,., , 'Nfl V ::, fig , as ' E wmvmm' . ' fl E533 i x .1 if 'ivfxfkiliw 2' QE i I - f-We M A 1 ' i f 'L J in , Q . VE 4 L k - li if .I F :1 Q ' to or .- 1 H gg, J W W 3. X M ' 'Mm' E'-'M-ew S Alan Word received on the job Mike Dewey shown at the drafts- Ralph Lloyd, right, with his foreman training in plant maintenance. man'S table working at Mohawk at workin farm machinery repair at He is shown above performing Tools. Liechty Farm Implement. maintenance on a conveyor belt at Winzeler Stamping Co. l3 SERVICE PERSGN N EL High School Custodian: Clarence Malone ix High School Custodian: Chester Bible. Cooks: Mary Donaldson, Eleanor Heath, Eva Wisman, and Celestine Scott. Grade School Custodians: Don Gray, and Orville Kuckuck, School Nurse: Charlotte Kwader 7 CLASS OFFICERS: CLASS MOTTO . . . FOLLOW BUT SECRETARY . . . DEANN COOLEY THY STAR TREASURER . . . CATHY REIMUND CLASS SONG . . . BORN FREE VICE PRESIDENT . . . NELSON SCOTT CLASS FLOWER . . . RED ROSE CLASS ADVISOR . . . MR. ART DONALDSON CLASS COLORS . . . RED AND SILVER PRESIDENT . . . DONALD MEINDL I5 BRENDA LEE ALLEN D.E.C.A.5 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 455911- ior Class Play. ANGELA KAY ALTAFFER Secretarial. G.A.A. l,Z,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3,45 JAHMCO 45 Sen- ior Class Play, FOLKE A. BGMAN College Prep. Latin League 1,25 Library Club 3,45 Football 15 Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Golf 15 Baseball 35 Senior Class Play. GEOFFREY ALDEN BRYCE College Prep. Latin League 1,25 M Club 3,45 Football 3,4. PHYLLIS ANN ALTAFFER College Prep. M Club 3,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,-45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,4, Chorale l,2,3,45 Senior Class Play. LEXIE MARIE BLOSSOM Secretarial. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 French Club 15 Senior Queen5 Track Queen. CONSTANCE LOUCILLE CHEADLE D.E.C.A.5 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,35 F.H.A. 1,23 Senior Class Play. GARY ALAN CLARK D.C.T.5 V.I.C.A. 4, Track 3. STEVE RUSSELL COBLENTZ D.C.T.5 v.1.c.A. 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3. BRUCE LESLIE CONNOLLY College Prep. Track 2,33 Golf 15 A.A.C. 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 4. KATHY KRISTINE CLARK College Prep. G.A.A. l,2,35 Band l,2,33 Choir l,2,35 Chorale 1,2,33 Majorette 2,3,45 Latin League 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3. LINDA ANN CLARK D.E.C.A.5 G.A.A. 3,43 French Club 13 Pep Club 3,4. STEPHEN NUGEN T CONNOLLY College Prep. Latin League 1,23 Track l,2,35 Choir 1,25 Homecoming Escort. DEE R. COOLEY Secretarial. Choir 43 A.A.C. 2,35 Sec- retary 3,4. GINGER LYNETTE DANIELS College Prep. Latin League 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 choir 1,2, 3,43 Chorale 3,4. LARRY JOHN DAVENPORT D.C.T.g V.I.C.A. 43 M Club 2,3,43 Wrestling 33 Track 1,2,33 Choir 1,25 F.F.A. 2,3. JER1 ANN COPELAND College Prep. Library Club lg Latin League 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council ls Choir 1,2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 1. LARRY ALAN CUSTAR General. F.F.A. 2,3,4. MELINDA DIANNE DAVIS Secretarial. G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Gym Leader's Club treas. 43 Future Nurses 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL DUANE DEWEY D.C.T.5 V.I.C.A. 45 Track lg Band l,2, 3,4. MICHAEL FRANCIS FIRESTONE College Prep. M Club 2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45Band 1,2,3,43 Choir l,2,3,45 Chorale l,2,3,45 Library Club 35 Senior Class Play. JEANETTE BETH FRANKLIN D.E.C.A.5 V.I.C.A. 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 F.I-I.A. 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play. t SUSAN MARTINE DOENGES College Prep. Girl's Track 35 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Choir 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,49 F.H.A. 45 French Club 15 Senior Class Play. BEVERLY SUE ESTERLINE D.E.C.A.3 sec. of D.E.C.A.3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 Senior Class Play. PEGGY ANN GARDNER College Prep. National Honor Society 3, Vice Pres. 45 Girl's State 35 Latin League 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45Band 1,2,3,45Choir 2,3,45 Sen- ior Class Play. LEO VAUGHN GORDON College Prep. Band l5 JAHMCO 4. PATRICIA ANN HANDY Business Clerical. G.A.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,4. KENNETH MARK I-IARMAN College Prep. President 2,35 Latin League 1,25 Football 15 Basketball Manager l,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 A.A.C. 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 MUNA2,3,45 Student Council2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Chorale 2,3,45 JAHMCO 45 Senior Class Play. SANDRA CHARLENE GOVIN Secretarial. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45Choir l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Senior Class Play. KAREN MARIE HAINES Secretarial. G.A.A. l,2,3, Head of In- dividuals 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Choir l,2, 3,45 F.H.A. 1, News Reporter 2, Vice Pres. 3, Parliamentarian 45 Student Director for Class Play. KATHY GAYLE HARMON College Prep. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2535 French Club 15 Senior Class Play. HARVEY MICHAEL HARRINGTON College Prep. Baseball 25 Library 25 Student Council 45 Choir 4. MILDRED ELEANOR HENDRICKSON Secretarial. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,35 Latin League 1,25 National Honor Society 45 Senior Class Play. Cl-IRISTIE LEE HENRY College Prep. G.A.A. l,2,3,45Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Band 25 Choir l,2,3,45 Chorale 2,3,45 French Club 1. DENNIS G. HELLER College Prep. Vice Pres. 35 M Club 3,45 Wrestling 35 Track 1,25 JAHMCO 45 Boy's State Alt. 35 Homecoming Escort. JANICE ANN HELLER College Prep. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 2,45 A.A.C. 1,25 Annual Staff 1,2,3, editor 45 Choir 25 French Club 15 Senior Queen Attendant. DIANA LYNN HOPKINS Secretarial. French Club 15 Annual Staff 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Choir 1,2,4, F.H.A. 45 JAHMCO 4. CHRISTINE ROSE IMM College Prep. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45Pep Club l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Senior Queen Attendant 4. STEVEN DOUGLAS KAYS College Prep. Latin League 1,25 M Club 3,45 Basketball 15 Track 15 Base- ball 2,3,45 Bo'y's State Alt. 35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 National Honor Society 4.- THOMAS JAMES KIMBLE College Prep. Latin League 1,25 Track 25 Chorale 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Escort. WILLIAM DWIGHT JOICE D.C.T.5 V.I.C.A. 45 Wrestling 15 Track 15 Choir 1,35 F.F.A. l,2,3. RIC LEE JONES College Prep. M Club 3,45Football 35 Basketball 15 Golf 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 French Club 1. THOMAS ALAN KIRK Industrial Arts. M Club 3,45 Football 35 Golf 2,3,-45 Student Council 1,2. RICHARD LEE KREISCHER General. Sgt. at Arms 1,25 M Club 3,45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Choir 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3. RALPH EUGENE LLOYD D.C.T. Wrestling 45 F.F.A. l,2,35 V.I.C.A. 4. DARLENE JUNE LUKE College Prep.Vice Pres. 15 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girl's State 35 Band 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45Choir 3,45Student Council4, sec.- treas. Senior Queen Attendant. Rossa JOE LEE D.C.T.5 v.1.c.A. 4, M cmb 3,4, Football 2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3. JAMES T. LILLY College Prep. Sgt. at Arms 25 M Club 2,3, pres. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35Baseball 45 Boy's State 35 Student Council 3, pres. 4. BRUCE ALLEN LUNG D.C.T.g V.I.C.A. 45 M Club 3,43 Bas- ketball 1,2,3,43Baseball 2,3,45 Track 1. SANDRA KAY LYoNs D.E.c.A. choir 1,25 F.H.A. 1,2. CAROLE D. MATIS Secretarial. Annual Staff2,35 G.A.A. lg Pep Club 15 Choir ls Chorale 2,3. DONALD LEE MEINDL College Prep. President 1,45 National Honor Society 3,45 MUNA 2,3,45 Boy's State 33 Latin League 1,25 Student Council 1,45 Band 1, Pres. 2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,43 Chorale 1,2,3,45 Senior Class Play. DENNIS PAUL MANLEY D.C.T.5 F.F.A. 1,2,3,V.1.C.A. 4. JOHN DAVID MARTIN D.C.T.3 v.1.c.A. 4, M Club 33 Foot- ball 1,2,33Track 15 Choir 1,2,35 F.F.A 1,2,3. TERRY ANN MILLER D.E.C.A. Annual Staff 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 French Club 15 Latin League 2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Senior Class Play. LUCINDA ANN MOORE College Prep. Latin League 1,25 Girl's State Alt. 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Chorale Alt. 45 Nationall-Ionor Society 45 G.A.A. Treas. 45 Senior Class Play. MICHAEL LEE OXENDER D.C.T.5 V.I.C.A. 45 M Club 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort. TIMOTHY L. OYER General. SHIRLEY JEAN OBERLIN D.1z.c.A., c.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,45Choif2,4,F.H.A. 1,2,3,Parl. 4. BARBARA ANN OLMSTEAD Clerical. M Club 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3, Pres. 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 F,H,A, 2,3,45 Leaders Club Treas. 1, Senior Queen Attendant, STEPHEN GEORGE PARNHAM D.C.T. Sergeant at Arms5 V.I.C.A. 45 Football 1,3,45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 1, M Club 3,4. WILLIAM DEE PSURNY D.C.T.5 V.I.C.A. 45 Sergeant at Arms 1,35 M Club 3,45 Football 1,2,35 Bas- ketball l5 F.F.A. 1,2,3. DOROTHY MAY ROSENDAUL D.E.C.A. Choir 15 F.H.A. 1,2. MARILYN LYNNE RUBLE College Prep. Latin League 1,25 Library Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, Head of Vol- leyball 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorale 3,45 Homecoming Queeng JAHMCO 4. CATHY A. REIMUND College Prep. Secretary 15 Treasurer 1,45 Cheerleader 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3545 French Club 15 Latin League 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Chorale 2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,45 Home- coming Queen Attendant 35 Girl's State Alt. 35 National Honor Society 45 Sen- ior Class Play. BEVERLY ANN ROCKEY Secretarial. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, choir r,2,3,4. A DENNIS RUETZ General. Basketball 1,25 Band 25 F.F.A. 2,3,4. CAROLYN LOUISE SCHAFER College Prep. G.A.A, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Latin League 1,25 JAHMCO 45 Senior Class Play. JOHN w. s1NEs D.C.T., v.1.c.A. 4, F.F.A. z,s. MARLO JAMES SMETHURST D.C.T. Pres. V.I.C.A. 45 M Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 45 Football Manager 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Latin League l,2. NELSON E. SCOTT College Prep. Vice Pres. 45 M Club 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Latin League 1,25 Boy's State 35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Chorale 2,3,45 Homecoming Escort. ALDA JEAN SIEBENALER D.C.T.5V.I.C.A. 45G.A.A.1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2, 3,45 D.C.T. Sec. LYNNETTE LOUISE SNYDER College Prep. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,3, bus. rngr. 45 A.A.C.1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,43 Chorale l,2,3,45 Stu- dent council 2,3. CONNIE JEAN STRAWSER D.E.c.A. v.1.c.A. 4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep club l,2,3,45 choir 1,2,3,43 F,H.A. 1,2,3. GERALD EUGENE TROTT General. Football 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Chorale l,2,3,4. KERRY GENE VONALT College Prep. Football l,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Choir l,2,3,43 Chorale 3,45 Vice Pres. 4. PAUL ALLEN SWIFT College Prep. Latin League lg JAHMCO 4. SHARON SUE TARR College Prep. Library Club 1,23 A.A.C. l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Pep Club 1,2,33 Choir 3. JAMES C. WESTFALL D.C.T.3 V.I.C.A. 43 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Baseball 25 Senior Class Play. ALAN LEE WORD D.C.T.5V.I.C.A. 45 Sec.-Treas. 25 M Club 2,35 Football 1,2,3g F.F.A. l,2,35 Basketball lg Track 1,2,3. wi 'Wav'- Why can't I go along this year? Mrs. Santa Claus begs her husband. fCindy Moore 8: Geoff Brycej PAUL C. ZEISLOFT College Prep. French Club 13 M Club 3,45Wrestling 35Golf 1,2,3,43JAI-IMCO 4. KAY ANN ZIGLER College Prep. G.A.A. 1,2,3, vice pres. 45 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Latin League 1,25 Annual Staff 3,43 A.A.C. 1,2,3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. , A . ,f , aim. nfs. Bef 3- 2 ff Q ' -QU' . 1. .. 2 .. 2 0 Y , gsm, . EK , L. 55559115 ' ' 5. 3557 ,L I - . sag W srl? :XV 1 E 5 3 Q SENIOR QUEEN Lexie Marie Blossom COURT Janice Ann Heller Christine Rose Imm Barbara Ann Clmsteacl Darlene June Luke 30 l l we The Senior Queen and her court presided over the 1966-1967 Senior Play. Left to right: Miss Darlene Luke, Miss Janice Heller, Miss Lexi Blossom, Miss Barbara Olmstead, and Miss Christine Imm. w X , K ,Lin Miss Julie Shoup was trin bearer and Master Tim Rice was crown bearer. Miss Blossom was crowned Queen Lexie by Senior Queen Lexie stood at her place of honor from where 013.85 PI'eSideI1C Donald Meindl. She watched the Senior Play, 31 After a fine performance, Director Mrs. Haines gathers the cast: and crew for a round of applause SENIOR PLAY-THE STUCK POT CAST Dean Louise Taggart . . . Mildred Student Director . . . Karen Haines Hendrickson Business Manager . . . Ginger Daniels Grace Sedgewick . . . Terry Miller Clerical Work . . . Bev. Rockey Willard Sedgevvick . . . Mark Harman Stage Crew: Steve Kays Alice Ann Sedgewick . . . Cathy Reimund Mary jane Thompkins . . . Kathy Harmon Gail Treat . . . Phyllis Altaffer Kay Emerson . . . Peggy Gardner Dr. Jacoby . . . Don Meindl Amy Caldwell . . . Sandy Govin Lucile Coulter . . . Cindy Moore Edward Mott . . . james Westfall Hubert Farrelly . . . Folke Boman Lights: Grant Weston . . . Mike Firestone Make-up: julie . . . Kay Zigler Ida . . . Brenda Allen . . Karen Haines Publicity: Connie Cheadle Ushers: Ruth . joan . . . Alberta Susan Doenges Martha Carolyn Schafer Eunice Jeanette Franklin Bob . . . Marlo Smethurst jim . . . Larry Davenport Bill . . . Steve Kays Nelson Scott Torn Kirk Ric jones Jeri Copeland Pat Handy Kay Zigler Mike Firestone james Westfall Dennis Heller Shirley Oberlin Lynne Snyder Chris Henry Kay Zigler Linda Clark Diane Hopkins Ginger Daniels Alda Siebenaler Dorothy Rosendaul Sandra Lyons In behalf of all the Seniors who participated in the play, Karen Haines, Student Director, presented a pin and earring set to Mrs. Haines. Mr. Sedgewick kisses his daughter Alice good-bye while Edward looks carefully on. The faculty and parents discuss the party while the students dance. Gail wails to her two friends that she doesn't want to be any boy's stuck-pot! if f Oh, I'm scientifically inclined, explains Edward to Alice. 44? 33 Montpelier's Senior class president Don Meindl gave the welcoming address, One of the special guests at Govern- ment Daywas Mr. Howard C. Cook, Ohio Senator from District I. GOVERNMENT DAY April 21, 1967 Once again Montpelier High School was the place for the annual Government Day activities. Over six hundred students from surrounding schools assembled into the Montpelier gymnasium . Mr. Charles Dittman ofHillsdale College lead the discussion in the morning. This was followed by speeches, questions and answers pertaining to government. ln the afternoon after dividing up into groups, the students attended different sessions that ranged from Civil Rights to Conservation. Each session lasted one hour. The students then returned to the gymnasium Where a general dis- cussion Was held. The purpose ofGoVernment Day is to help the students of Williams County in be- coming better acquainted With their government on the local level. Students' Representative, Paul Gebhard from Edgerton, gave a speech on the importance of government. 34 Mr. Charles Dittman from Hillsdale College con- ducted the morning discus- sions. Seniors from surrounding Williams County schools listen carefully to the speeches given on Government Day. Sessions were: Taxes and Economy, Education, Civil Rights Qtwo sessionsj, Law En- forcement, Conservation, Alcohol and Drugs, Mental and Public Health Qtwo sessionsb, Political Parties, Social Welfare, juvenile Problems, Legislation, Courts, Labor and Management, and Highway and Safety. 'fTf7'5I'FTV AY' Various resource people attended the annual Government Day' in order to answer students' questions. V ,V a I. ' :-..-i- 35,! SENIOR ASSEMBLY une 2, 1967 Terry Pann, junior Class President, and Connie Harrington, junior Class Secretary, led the graduating Seniors into the gymnasium for the Senior Assembly . Don Meindl presented the Key of Knowledge to Terry Pann, who accepted in behalf of the Jlniior Class . DeAnn Cooley, Senior Class Secretary read the Class Will. Awards were then given to deserving Seniors by different members of the faculty. The ben- ediction sung by the Seniors who are in chorus completed the Senior Assembly. Lynne Snyder was named the Good Citizen of Montpelier High School by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Mr. Wasilowski made the presentation. ' V QTY? has gv 36 Senior Class PresidentDon Meindl presenting the Key of Knowledge to Junior Class President Terry Pann. Graduating Seniors march to their seats for Senior Assembly, SENIOR AWARDS AND SOHOLARSHIPS The FACULTY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP This award is given only on those years when a graduating senior has shown unusual leadership. Scholas- tic achievement, leadership in class activities, school citizenship, and discriminative taste in dress, man- ner, and courtesy are taken into consideration. This year's 1967 BARBARA NOLAN AWARD The qualities that a girl must pos- sess to receive this honor are scholarship, leadership, cooperative spirit, appropriate dress, and refined manner. This year's 1967 award was presented to Miss Darlene Luke. The 49'er AWARD The qualities that a boy must pos- sess to receive this honor are com- petitive spirit in athletics, honesty and fair play in personal Associa- tions, active participation in school activities, and diligence in scho- lastic endeavor. This year the 1967 award was presented to Mr. Mike Oxender. award was presented to Mr. Mark Harman. Mark Harman received the Louden scholarship of S400 per year to Hillsdale College. Lucinda Moore received the SO Corporation Employees scholarship for 3750. Kay Zigler received a nursing scholarship from the Montpelier Business and ProfessionalWomen's Club for SSO. Bruce Connolly received a paper tech- nology scholarship at Miami University for S3500 for a six-year period. XM H C 'x...Q X E5 , 37 Winner of the PaulineWinzeler Award for S100 was Donald Meindl and Kay Zigler was given the Margaret Hill Sch- - 4 wartz Award of 5100. BACCALAUREATE 81 COMMENCEMENT une 4, 1967 Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday afternoon at 3:00 in the Montpelier High School gymnasium. Rev. Carl Richmond gave the invocation While Rev. Robert Leppien read the scrip- ture. Songs were then sung by the varsity chorus. Rev. Richard Ward delivered the sermon. In- vocation, by Rev. Carl Richmond, completed the afternoon services . That same night at 8:00, eighty-one Seniors, marchingto- gether for the last time, took their seats. Invocation was given. Mr. Chester Wasilowski pre- sented awardsg Superintendent Roderick Rice gave comments and then introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Melvin Murray. After the speech, Mr. Sawmiller presented the 1967 graduating class to Dr. Robert Dilworth Who pre- sented the diplomas to the class. Bene- Mr. Melvin Murray, Fostoria radio executive, was the commence- ment spcaker. Mr.Murray told the graduates to reach for a star' --that people can guide you but it is up to you to find a purpose in life before you'll ever achieve one. Reverend Richardward delivered the sermon at Baccalaureate. diction was given. Seniors remained outside the building to receive congrat- ulations from friends, relatives and parents. Beverly Esterline receives her diploma from Dr. Robert Dil- worth, President of the Montpelier Board of Education. 38 E3 ...J SENIOR SNAPS Y'f'l-1 Party after the Senior Play at Lexie Blossoms' SURPRISE! g 4 S ef it Lexie cuts her cake. Tom has every- Richard and Cathy Show Onels attention. everyone how to really dance. The two pictures on the left are shots of the Senior Play. Below: DCT students are hard at work. fi , A M y M , 40 Jerry Trott and Alda Siebe- Cindy Moore and Tom Kirk. Bill Psurny and Terry Miller. naler. The three top pictures show six graduating Seniors or six FREE Seniors, Shouldn't someone be wearing a smile I ? iiairiiiiiiiiisili The following Seniors toured Washington D.C. and New York City June ll through the 16th: Jim Lilly, Folke Boman, Don Meindl, Connie Cheadle, Brenda Allen, Alda Siebenaler, Cindy Moore, Peggy Gardner, Marilyn Ruble, Carolyn Schafer, Ginger Daniels, Mildred Hendrickson, Dorothy Rosendaul, Kay Zigler, Sandy Lyon, Chris Henry. Phyllis Altaffer, Kathie Harmon, Janice Heller, Bev. Rockey, Karen Haines, Chris Imm, Connie Strawser, Diane Hopkins, Sandy Govin, Jeanette Franklin, Terry Miller, Darlene Luke, Lynne Snyder, Cathy Reimund. Marlo Smethurst, Dennis Heller, Mike Firestone, Nelson Scott, Bill Psurny, Mark Harman, Roger Lee, Paul Swift, Ric Jones, Torn Kirk, Geoff Bryce, Kerry VonAlt, Tom Kimble, Jim Westfall, Mike Harrington, and Steve Connolly. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miccichi and Mr. and Mrs. Art Donaldson. Mr. Ed Deily was the tour guide. l 4 l SNAPS 'WM s.s.ar45,,.,,r i- ,W Martha Combs helps herself to the food at the GAA Mother and Daughter Banquet. Mike Hendricks, Phyllis Altaffer, and Marc Whitaker dissect a pig for Biology, -15275, sf 4' .st -15 it all Julie Cameron, Rita Siebenaler, and Jerri Govin serve as hostesses for Senior Government Day. Debbie Adams and mother at the GAA Mother and Daughter Banquet. Sandra Moore and Angie Altar'- fer paint in 1 Art class. ir lx p 22,1 Q gp L A f L11, X Don Mason and Sandy Siebe- naler seem to enjoy the Jr. Sz Sr. Prom. .M'3 . ff qi, Juniors enjoy the food at the Jr. Sz Sr. Banquet. 42 71 N S 7 7 H, CLASSES were . X .4 L. ,, ,. Q-, . .. .5 ,. my 1 'ur af SLS a t , ' . sz fa: . gwm ffmfw ? ,rf f ya tv : c 1 an.'i?f r rw ar A 1 af vga 1 QQ '2 8 If with Ls, Q l 2' Q ag :allur- sw. Ron Godsey Genie Gordon Ellen Goshorn Jerri Govin Nancy Hahn Connie Harrington Phil Kannel Dennis Keesbury Etta Kirk Carroll Kreischer Gary Kreischer Steve Krill Bob Kunkle Shawn Manley Don Mason Monte McGowen Alice Michael Susan Michael Beth Miller Richard Miller 3 ffm f 2 5 ,M we--'P I Q' A Martha Combs Melvin Dunseth Lynn Fifer Kathy Ford UN IORS Debbie Adams Julie Allen Mary Bemis Ben Blissett Randy Blosser Bill Brenner Cindy Brown Sandy Brown Marina Buldas Julie Cameron Steve Carson Judy Carver Bruce Cheadle Randa Chrisman Pat Clinger 'F fr 2, lf? x mg V so 1 ltlt in W A i .4 I rll, l , :f - r ' S l at l,ii .f I ' iie if, A 44 'NT ,V I 'V Susan Miller W, Jody Montgomery -J - V - Lm, ozl' a -f ,. . 'W f V in , M . lri ' S 4 W, G U ' o'AW fi b o Chuck M003 A r if S r o W Lois Moor ' ! 5.51 W - f Qu ' K T l' ' - . - A Vi ... J ' ig Dave Moore Lkky , VV XV Vg xg HS .k,, , John Moore my '---, o M Mike Moore Q . V Z T V 5 Terry Nelson s, , f 1, Ms' ' L.-J' - We , gvl , VV -I V Terry Nemrre ' . L,,e, ' . 4' f l, Nancy Northrup W' L ' , ' fi Ji' .fs L M V 1, V ff 5 Roger Saneholtz John Sayers Donn Schuman John Schuman Melinda Semer Rita Siebenaler Sandy Siebenaler Dean Skiles Walter Speakman Delores Stahl Karen Stambaugh Nancy Starr Charles Stevens John Storrer Christine Strobel Karen Tharp Mike Thompson Marvin Thorp John Trautrnan Lavern Tressler Julia Van Coppenolle 4 , ' . , ,S 3 I e VS .L 'Q A' . ' ,,-s 'v T - f ' f'Vps5V,', f.,- - . eg f fy N 9 .if 1 1 it rr Terry Pann Vicky Perkins Gary Reamsnyder Karen Rummel Raymond Rummel . V, J i as - isr J ., Q . U VV ' ' ' - , V Vkkry V, . 11 ? ,AS 3 , fx -- i Q' 5 ia VL: V V , r rr V .V , ,V ,V V. Dave Wermer - we 6 . Becky Woodhouse V V V 'qlv gi 8 8 Denver Wright f V V F V ,Q it r-- 7 Richard Wright Q4 H 45 if fl Q,- if ,wig -.Q N f s L F :Na fr' - XX f ,gage u fi' tx J .1 f W . Q , V , J ge ,N X , L J 5 It M E M , U z Q 5 www If l 'i-H., A Pat Gearig Dan Gilbert Mike Gilbert Tom Gilcher Dave Gleason Janice Govin Belinda Handy Connie Handy Erwin Harrington Brenda Hedrick Mike Henricks Bill Henry Lana Hill Kay Huston Jim J erge' Jeff John Steven John Torn Jump Ronnie Keesbury Pat Kimble Torn Dilworth Dean Dreher Marcia Echler Charles Elson xg. 4 Ji' 3 SOPHOMORES Q, WUT' Y swf' ' -.mrs VW- ,, mufff li Chris Allen Kenneth Allman Gail Anderson Dennis Baden Cindy Beavers Jeff Bemis Kay Bidlack Tom Bidlack Jean Blisset Dan Brown Judy Brown Terry Buntain Cathy Carder Angela Combs Sharon Coon 2 45 lb on Q 1 C G ,, v 'Q 1 W X J sf A V o,y, 6 'V if Y WZ Q sw' , r, 5 K i t Q fatnaaow in C 46 Eugene Owen Penny Oyer Fred Psurny Susan Reamsnyder Susan Reese Dona Richolt Nancy Richter Wanda Robarge Patty Ruble Jane Ruetz Roger Schafer Doug Siebenaler Nancy Stambaugh Randy Starr Ed Steinke Don Stevens Larry Stevens Mark Thomas Connie Tingle Randy Tingle Rick Welker Scott Welling Marc Whitaker Nancy Wineland Shirley Zehr Judy Kreischer Carol Lloyd Russell Luke Paul Manley Randy Marzolf Jody McCamis Reed McMillen Cindy Michael James Michael Chris Miller Roger Miller Susan Miller Karen Moog Sandra Moor Eddie Morr ? M A ll Q J W ,F E, l f' XP , X - if Gary Churchman Dan Clark Chris Clymer Linda Connolly Patty Cook Larry Cooley Chris Cooper Dan Custar Diane Custar Penny Custar Doug Custer Sharon Daft Steve Davis Lamar Dick Marilyn Dunseth Jerry Dye Rick Echler Becky Ewell Jim Finch Tom Firestone Debbie Frappier Ted Gambler Mike Gearhart Barb Gearig Cherie Given QLQY T , .,,f ' 2. , 1-'fig FRESHMEN Molly Allen Lucinda Allman Cynthnthia Barnhart Georgia Bashor 5 Cheryl Beavers ll X 5 Pk Denver Bechtol Fred Beek Mike Bell Joe Blossom Ric Brandt L ff . Don Bulla Jean Caldwell Jean Calvin Sandra Carpenter Lonnie Chrisman 1: um A 5 X J , , Q yq .N .?,...11 , if ww 1 1 Q 53' , w h J. ky ggi, 5 Q ' ' Q 'A 1 A. sweat zt' rrr rwwf 'sl El f- Q 7 , -, ' V W Ja , Jw ,ii fi, ,,ri r :. 1 yy X 'I ., 55: ' ' bw I 48 E 7 ,,.'2 Y ff A f s ,, ii if f all i s cyc yyc g J All li , Pat Lee Bob Leppien Nancy Light Honey Livensparger Marvin Lloyd Sandra Mast Sharon Masters Connie McCrea Debi McKarns Penny McPherson Rita Michael Nancy Mick Kent Miller Nancy Miller Rex Miller Larry Moore Sue Moore Susan Nemire John Pape Doug Pressler Sue Rediger Beth Reimund Mike Richmond Ric Richmond Steve Richmond ii? -if M .,:, fl! my N' FRESHMEN . my :n - 4 3 K if , k k . A, V -5,1 . ,: i .1 1 , QF - V . ' A , 1 I X agus , -Z. gy gl' , a EJ 1. i- . xx V f x 49 y it i,,.. ,e 3' F ,'fV xy. Ki' f ,. A ., is David Golding Janet Haines Mike Harrington Rob Heller Debra Hendricks Ron Hillard Steve Hillard Julia Hoag Terry Houk Mike Kannel Jerry Keesbury Sandra Keller Linda Kissinger Penny Knecht Jim Kolbe . ii 1' ' 1 Ye 3, . . ., ,,, . .. ' -Q, ,-'ii +5 dvi ' x v ,. .f ,,.- J, - , . . fi- 'liwx - rf 3 is, z , ,- . is. . .l Q i . . ,. ,.: Q? J. 1, A g ,Q 1 A A n r b in QQRWMQ gl A 5 3 wwf llA lan 4 wr E Cliff Spire Gary Stambaugh Bob Stanton Lee Starr DeWayne Stewart Karen Strobel Anna Lee Suffel David Suffel Brenda Suman Kathy Suntken Jack Teats Sandie Tressler Sharon Tubbs Cindy Vanstaen Terry Wagner Dave Welker Nancy Wermer Allen Wortman Steve Youse Jan Zigler LH 4 lv 'Q D J R W' Nazi, . - ,ir ,, Diana Robinson Lyle Rockey Paul Ruble -ng We 'I , Gary Rutan A exif ie . J ew+QFWwwn fiii f 1' ii' i' . If f r i L ,,,, , ' , 5a31ms?sg31s- V ,-1.1 H 5. Q Ee.w garnet? rs. S if - W if ,P . mywfwju ' by an fa .nn ML 'm. ae :W'liR -aa, iw, -L' af, ' iw ,-f.fiay.:g A f' Rwkwammm ,. . ,, X in V ' Q in .WI WY W, , . F RESHMEN 50 Arrneda Sawmiller Diane Schafer Barbara Scott Randy Shonk Lynn Shoup Doug Siebenaler Earl Smethurst Pat Smethurst Wendy Smith James Snow M 4 ,h. an 5 w ' V VX Q., 'r-' ' .,,.. W i rr. E S 'Ewa an aff, , il 1 . 95, fl, 532 5 5152- ,- Eighth Grade, Advisor Mrs. Gardner, Pat Bowen, Ric Juniors, Chuck Moog, Connie Harrington, Bob Kunkle, Byers, Jill Oxender, Debra Latson. Rich Miller, Advisor Mr. Lamberson, Terry Pann. Freshman, Diana Robison, Debra Henricks, Advisor Mr. D. Karnes, Penny McPherson, Randy Shonk. Sophomoresg Doug Siebenaler, Jeff Bemis, Advisor Mr, H. Karmes, Mike Henricks, Chris Allen. 5 I W Jerry Brown Kevin Burgess Ric Byers Alan Calvin Mike Carver Eddie Clark Cheryl Collie Bruce Cooper Kalene Cox Carol Daniels Terry Draper Carol Ely Roy Ely Steve Frappier Kris Freese Frances Fry Pat Gearhart Virginia Gilbert Ken Handy Bruce Harman Merrie Harrington Gwen Hepker Mark Herb Denny Herman Marcia Hill Shane John Sheila Kimble Mea Kimmel Sharon Kissinger Rose Knecht in K 5 4 S A G .lik , Q I if 'fe L L' gmisw-.a airrfsirr -,.f, . 2255550 ,G m a H' 5 Q M - his me 1. , , fi 1,w,-New - , ,i,-zfmamfq f-f-7.,,,g-m.i,.,, .,., I 1 Lei?-Qi. H . , z. M, is i l B , .,,f,::5j5sfs: Agrefff-aww. , 14 f E,, - iw w., 3,ir,1, V . .... E Y is fi M -:EQ . iv as sf W K U Dan Allen Mark Anderson Bonnie Andrews Danny Andrews Larry Andrews Byron Beck Cinda Beck Ruth Bidlack Nick Blosser Fred Bostater Becky Bowen Pat Bowen Michael Brandeberry Mark Brandt Rebecca Brarman iii- L.? -I ' ' 'F .' f A ' 1 - iir r f f ..ii if . S, ' J .V Q V A iq V , Vk,.f QL 2? 3 i . ' if A l l 52 N 53'- A P J 'ASM A Iyn, Q J ,. '3- 21 it in mia J oiya ffl .3.,1,g1:l-f :exp . izfl . f gl 4 I D Patty Pre ssler Craig Priest me Y sw ae? W sf x 1 Uno fwsuyfz gr at W? fill 'L 1 wal .,,3,.,,:Q, ' .. -Q W9 . V 5 A I I -,sf f K3 1 'J J' is fi X . az 1 ' r. :pig 2 ay ms ff Q4 - I : iii 4 i at 7? Q ivan ' Becky Osburn Jill Oxender Robin Page Dennis Palmiter Jim Potter Mike Pressler U , 5 H . , . v.. T' -af, , . 3 at ' A ff? .L sig um 5 ' K 1,,- W 1 . fl. ' - flfiv ' ,CS P -fe f ix' EIGHTH GRADE Lee Kreischer Debby Ltson Lavon Luke Jim Lyon Susan Malone Jerri Martin Roy Mettler David Miller Rodney Miller Duane Moor Larry Moore Steve Moore Daniel Munger Dawn Myers Deb Nelson J JJJ rily ,4 . ng., , A I yi -I N VJJJ ,Q I rl r g ,iiQ V v y Elesha Renouf Sylvia Renouf Regina Robarge Jonathan Ruetz Michael Seiler Cathy Shaffer Rick Snow Calvin Stambaugh Connie Stambaugh Ron Steinke Julie Storrer Gene Suman Tom Suntken Sharon Tarr Vickie Teats Lou Ann Todd Sharon Tressler Tom Viers Gerry Wiyrick Steve Wortman Pam Zehr Q Tag? 5-if ... , .w avtzyfw, K, S 49.f:+2??a.ai:,:r-QA A J .41 Q i , rr,r A r J at , C ar ii ii 6 ' .,' ,M i 7 N I 31 fl , if :QA Q' W A . 1 I .rf.-324321213 c K Qwnk Qt I , : ,. 1 A I 1 53 J E gr Q ' 1 i ,rg 4 5 n u- I QM 2 . V x .ii CDdCDfCZ+-+NfCE-H-+C3ZU2 54 1966-67 GAA BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS. ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT CLUB To become a member of the Academic Achievement Club, a student must main- tain a 3.3 accumulative average. The FRONT ROW: J. Sayers, M. I-larrnon, L. Snyder, B. Connolly, D. Wermer, P, Kannel. BACK ROW: D. Bectol, S, Norris, L, Con- nolly, B. Henry, P. Smet- hurst, Mrs. Haines, advisor. members ofthe club are announced at the assembly program held for this purpose. Abanquet is held in the spring for mem- bers and their parents. Rightg Roger Saneholtz has just been tapped by Mark Harmon and is now a member of the National Honor Society. How does it feel Rog? Page Sponsored by THE ARO CORPORATION 55 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: K. Zigler, P. Gard- ner, C. Moore, D. Adams, T. Miller, C. Rei- mund, M. Hen- drickson, C. Har- rington, L. Sny- der, D. Luke, BACK ROW: R. Saneholtz, T. Pann, B. Con- nolly, D. Meindl, M. Harmon, J. Storrer, S. Kays, D. Werrner, Mrs. Wilken. To become a member of the National Honor Society, a student must have good grades and be an active member of the high school. Once a year, tappings are held in which new members are chosen from the junior and Senior classes. The Student Council of Montpelier High School is made up of two representatives from each class except the Senior Class, which has three, plus all the class pres- idents. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: D. Luke, C. Tingle, B. Miller, J. Storrer, P. Mc- Pherson, S. Tubbs, BACK ROW: Mr. Wasi- lowski, M. Pres- sler, R. Byers, S. Richmond, J. Bemis, T. Pann, J. Lilly, M. Har- rington, M. Whitaker, D. Meindl, S. Krill. Page Sponsored by BARNARD CONSTRUCTION CO. F.H.A. AND F.F.A. I , . 3' 7 si .W 1 F.H.A. FIRST ROW: C. Strawser, K. Haines, S. Brown, S. Sie- benaler, K. Rummel, A. Sawmiller, K. Strobel, S. Car- penter, Mrs. Fisher. SECOND ROW: N. Wineland, S. Doenges, B. Olmstead, S. Oberlin, B. Esterline, D. Hopkins, S. Govin, E. Kirk, C. Handy, N. Stambaugh, THIRD ROW: N. Starr, M. Combs, J. Ruetz, K. Bid- lack, C. Vanstaen, S. Tressler, P. Cook, N. Mick, B. Ewell, P. Clinger, L. Hill,FOURTI-I ROW: L. Moor, D. Robison, S. Nemire, S. Moore, K. Suntken, B. Liven- sparger, A. Suffel, T. Wagner, K. Huston, G. Bashor, P. Custar, S. Daft, B. Handy. if-of V .sw M1 .-M ff? S AMERICA F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Bowman, D. Siebenaler, E. Harring- ton, C. Kreischer, A.Wortmann, L. Cooley, E. Moore, R. Shafer, D. Pressler, D. Skiles, R. Hillard, SECOND ROW: R. Tingle, J. Pape, T. Gambler, D. Wright, B. Blissett, R. Welker, F. Psurny, D. Ruetz, D. Baden, M. Bell, THIRD ROW: J. Montgomery, R. Miller, E. Smethurst, L. Rockey, M. Dunseth, T. Jump, M. Lloyd, D. Stevens, D. Brown, D. Gleason, L. Stevens, D, Mason. Page Sponsored by ENSIGN'S DOG 'N SUDS--Neil and Norma M CLUB y FRONT ROW: P. Altaffer, B. Olmstead, D. Adams, C. Brown, SECOND ROW: J. Moore, M. Firestone, R. Saneholtz, P. Zeisloft, F. Psurney, M. Oxender, THIRD ROW:D. Siebenaler, R. Luke, T. Buntain, B. Blissett, L. Davenport, T. Kirk, M. Srnethurst, FOURTH ROW: N. Scott, J. Storrer, S. Carson, T. Nemire, R. Jones, S. Manley, D. Heller, S. Kays, FIFTH ROW: R. Oberlin, D. Dreher, B. Lung, B. Brenner, R. Lee, S. Krill, S. Parnham, P. Manley, SIXTH ROW: R. Miller, B. Kunkle, R. Blosser, J. Lilly,G. Bryce, R.Kreischer, B. Psurney, S. Welling. 1 Xigff ff. it fi ZZ: ra .c 1 ' J . FRONT ROW: B. Miller, M. Buldas, N. Northrup, R. Chrisman, M. Ruble, D. Stahl, C. Miller, C. Allen, S. Norris, BACK ROW: C. Brown, C. Harrington, N. Richter, M. Semer, H. Livensparger, C. Beavers, C. Given, N. Mick, S. Masters,B. Ewell, D. Richolt, M. Bemis, B. Suman, N. Light, S. Rediger, Mrs. Bible, Librarian. LIBRARY CLUB 9... Page Sponsored by HAUSE VALVE COMPANY KNEELING: D. Adams, P. Altaffer, B. Olrnstead, C. Brown, FIRST ROW: T. Miller, M. Hendrickson, K. Zigler, C. Henry, S. Doenges, L. Blossom, J. Copeland, M. Davis, S. Oberlin, B. Allen, C. Cheadle, L. Clark, SECOND ROW: C. Moore, B.Rockey, K. Haines, L. Snyder, C. Reimund, C. Strawser, A. Altaffer, L. Moor,D. Hopkins, S. Govin, J. Franklin,THIRD ROW: J. Heller, C. Imm, G. Daniels, C. Schafer, P. Handy, K. Harmon, D. Luke, P. Gardner, M. Ruble, M. Bemis, J. Govin, Mrs. Haines, FOURTH ROW: J. Bradshaw, E. Kirk, N. Hahn, S. Miller, C. Davis, C. Strobel, A, Michael, B, Miller, J. Allen, J. Cameron, M. Buldas, R. Chrisman, FIFTH ROW: M. Combs, K. Tharp, N. Starr, E. Coshorn, P. Clinger, K. Rummel, K. Stambaugh, S. Siebenaler, G. Gordon, S. Michael, S. Semer, N. Northrup, R. Siebenaler. EXECUTIVE BOARD: FIRST ROW: Secretary Dee Stahl, Vice President Kay Zigler, President Barbara Olmstead, Treasurer Cindy Moore, SECOND ROW: Head of Basketball Julie Allen, Advisor Mrs. Haines, Head of Volleyball Marilyn Ruble, THIRD ROW: Head of Pep Club Janice Heller, Head of Individuals Karen Haines. The GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is an organization which any girl may join upon reaching the ninth grade. G.A.A. creates an interest in all sports, en- courages school spirit, increases physical participation, and develops sportsman- ship throughout life. Points are given for participation in intramural basketball and volleyball games held during the noon hour . Bicycling, hiking, horseback riding, ice skating, attaining the honor roll, attending high school athletic events such as foot- ball, baseball and basketball games, or Wrestling and track meets are also Ways of earning C.A.A. points. Highlights of the G.A.A. are the Christmas program, Whichis sponsored by the G.A.A.5 a rec- ord hop, Which was the money-making project to pay for the various awards re- ceived by the members, the G .A .A. semi- formal dance, Which is closed to only G.A.A. members and their escortsg and the G .A .A . Mother -Daughter Banquet, at which the girls receive recognition for the points they have made throughout the year. KNEELING: C. Harrington, C. Allen, D. Stahl, S. Brown, FIRST ROW: P. Gearig, S. Reamsnyder, S. Zehr, A. Combs, P. Ruble, B. Hedrick, S. Coon, S. Moore, D. Richolt, C. Handy, S. Miller, S. Reese, M. Echler, K. Bid- lack, J. Ruetz, L. Hill, B. Handy, SECOND ROW: M. Allen, C. McCrea, D. McKarnes, S. Norris, P. Kimble, C. Tingle, C. Miller, N. Wineland, N. Stambaugh, D. Kreischer, C. Carter, G. Anderson, J. Govin, N. Richter, K. Huston, P. Oyer. THIRD ROW: B. Reimund, S. Tubbs, B. Gearig, L. Kissinger, B. Scott, N. Miller, P. Cook, C Vanstaen, S. Tressler, A. Sawmiller, N. Wermer, S. Carpenter, K. Strobel, B. Suman, L. Connolly, J. Hoag, P McPherson, C. Lloyd. FOURTH ROW: R. Michael, S. Keller, S. Nemire, D. Robinson, N. Light, W. Smith, C Clymer, S. Rediger, D. Frappier, T. Wagner, N. Mick, B. Ewell, P. Knecht, C. Barnhart, P. Smethurst, J. Haines 3 C. Allman, P. Lee, FIFTH ROW: D. I-Ienricks, J. Zigler, A. Suffel, C. Givens, K. Suntken, H. Livensparger, C. Beavers, S. Moore, S. Daft, P. Custar, D. Custar, J. Caldwell, T. Houk, D. Schafer, S. Masters, M. Dunseth. BASKETBALL 8: VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS FIRST ROW: B. Rockey, SECOND ROW: B. Olmstead, K. Haines. THIRD ROW: J. Heller, C. Imm, C. Moore FOURTH ROW: K. Zigler, M. Hendrickson. Page Sponsored by NIEAD'S PURE OIL 60 VARSITY CHORUS wr '1 1 1 FIRST ROW: T. Miller, D. Cooley, C. Schafer,B. Rockey, P. Custar, J. Ruetz, C. Handy, K. Strobel, K. Bidlack, S. Miller, S. Reese, A. Combs, C. Carter, D. Luke, P. Gardner, C. Strobel, J. Caldwell, SECOND ROW: Mr. Whitaker, S. Miller, S. Tressler, C. Beavers, S. Daft, M. Bemis, L. Snyder, E. Goshorn, B. Hedrick, C. Beave1's,I-I. Livensparger, P. Cook, A. Suffel, P. Kimble, S. Govin, D. Hopkins, M. Dunseth, THIRD ROW: C. Lloyd, G. Bashor, M. Allen, M. Echler, G. Anderson, S. Reamsnyder, D. Robinson, S. Nemire, B. Scott, R. Michael, M. Buldas, R. Chrisman, C. Miller, C. Allen, S. Coon, S. Semer, C. Moore, C. Strawser, FOURTH ROW: M. Thorp, J. Trott, M. Moore,T, Nemire, S. Manley,M. Thompson, S. Krill, B. Miller, M. Whitaker, T. Dilworth, M.Wilson, R. Heller, B. Cheadle, J. McCamis, R. Luke, T. Buntain, R. Blosser, S, Richmond, FIFTH ROW: T. Kimble, K. Vonalt, N. Scott, M. Firestone, S. Kays, K. Allman, M. McGowen, P. Manley, R. Richmond, G. Churchman, D.Stewart,D Gilbert, D. Bulla, B. Leppien, T. Bidlack, J. Michael, S. Hillard, J. Kolbe, R. Schafer. CHORALE KNEELING: M. Ruble, M. Bemis, Mr. Whitaker, C. Reimund, L. Snyder, SEC- OND ROW: P. Altaffer, G. Daniels, C. Miller, R. Chrisman, N. Northrup, C. Henry, D. Adams, C. Har- rington, E. Goshorn, M. Echler, THIRD ROW: B. Kunkle, M. McGowen, M. Firestone, P. Kannel, J. Trautman, N. Scott, K. Vonalt, FOURTH ROW: J. Trott,D. Meindl,M. Whit- aker, T. Kimble. Page Sponsored by RICHMOND MACHINE COMPANY uv. f: N BAND i Senior band members f.w....,,. Left to right STANDING: Mike Dewey, Don Meindl, Mark Harman, Mike Firestone. SEATED: Cathy Reimund, Phyllis Altaffer, Peggy Gardner, Darlene Luke. Page Sponsored by WINZELER STAMPING CO . 62 The Montpelier High School Band is an example of what our students can do when properly trained. Our school is very proud of this group and their accomplishments . BAND 5 M, . is . A? r V :.g Band officers Director STANDING: Mark Harman, Mike Firestone. SEATED: MI. Engels is the one responsible for the Band's sue- Nrmcy Nortlirup, Rita Siebenaler. eess. Under his direction the Band performs many concerts for the public and presents half-time shows at the football games. Page Sponsored by CHASE BRASS AND COPPER CO. CONNOLLY INSURANCE AGENCY ' 63 CHOIR FIRST ROW: S. Keller, P. Kimble, D. Richolt, C. Allman, J. Haines, D. Stahl, B. Miller, K. Haines,B. Olmstead, C. Irnm,P. Handy, S. Tubbs, B. Reimund, D.McKarns, B. Gearig, S. Zehr, SECOND ROW: C. Reimund, J. Zigler, B. Hedrick, C. Allen, D. Hendricks, S. Norris, C. Harrington, P. Altaffer, D. Adams, C. Brown, N. Northrup, M. Ruble, G. Daniels, D. Custar, P. Lee, P. Smethurst, P. Ruble, THIRD ROW: C. Henry, J. Cameron, S. Doenges, L. Blossom, J. Copeland, A. Altaffer, N. Miller, W. Smith, C. McCrea, L. Kissinger, C. Clymer, N. Light, B. Suman, J. Hoog, N. Wermer, D. Schafer, P. McPherson, C. Barnhart, FOURTH ROW: M. Harrington, R. Wright, J. Storrer, J. Trautman, B. Kunkle, R. Saneholtz, D. Werner, C. Elson, R. Keesbury, B. Henry, Mr. Whitaker, FIFTH ROW: P. Kannel, J. Snow, M. Kannel, R. Nelson, B. Stanton, L. Rockey, M. Bell, D. Bechtol, M. Gear- hart, D. Siebenaler, D. Meindl. FIRST ROW:P. Pressler, P. Zehr,R. Page, V. Teats, T. Draper, C. Ely, L. Todd, J. Storrer, K, Cox,Mr. Whitaker, F. Fry, S. Malone, S. Kimble, S. Kissinger, C. Beck, C. Daniels,B. Bowen, D. Nelson, SECOND ROW: C. Collie, R. Bidlack, J. Martin, S. Tarr, C. Shaffer, S. Tressler, B.Andrews, J. Oxender, D. Myers, M. Harrington, V. Gilbert, B. Brannan, P. Bowen, S. Moore, P. Gearhart, K. Freese, THIRD ROW: N. Blosser, R. Snow, R. Byers, D, Herman, S. Moore, M. Hill, R. Robarge, R. Knecht, B. Osburn,G. Hepker, M. Kimmel, C. Stambaugh, C. Priest, M. Ander- son, D. Palmiter, R. Steinke, FOURTH ROW: A. Calvin, S. John, M. Herb, D. Allen, L. Moore, R. Mettler, K, Handy, T. Suntken, B. Cooper, M. Brandt, E. Clark, L. Luke, G. Wyrick, B. Beck, FIFTH ROW: M. Sieler, D. An- drews, D. Miller, M. Pressler, G. Suman, R. Miller, R. Ely, J. Lyon, D. Moore, B. Harmon, K. Burgess, J. Ruetz, L. Andrews. Page Sponsored by WEST JEFFERSON MARKET 64 Maj orettes Left to right: B. Hedrick, Gordon, K. Humbarger, Rockey, C. Reimund, Stambaugh. G. C. N PEP BAND FIRST ROW: N. Light, N. Stam- baugh, N. Wineland, G.Gordon, M. Combs, S. Michael, C. Clymer, SECOND ROW: M. Firestone, M. Harmon, D. Luke, P. Gardner, B. Hedrick, J. Trautrnan, T. Dilworth, THIRD ROW: Mr. Engles, R. Wright, D. Siebenalcr, R. Luke, D, Suffel, D. Meindl. Page Sponsored by DeGROFF'S REXALL PHARMACY FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE AND SAVINGS BANK 65 Left to right: D Meindl, P. Kan- nel, Ivlr. Mic- cichi, advisor, J. Cameron, M. Harmon. MUNA in-as The Model United Nations Assembly, sponsored by Rotary, provides practical The annual staff has been busy all year experience in the operation of the U .N . and attempting to give our school a better an promotes understanding of other national nual. The editor of the 66-67 MIRROR is viewpoints with the ultimate goal of pro- Janice Heller. rnoting peace through understanding . ANNUAL STAFF Page Sponsored by FRONT ROW: K. Zigler, C. Miller J. Heller, M. Bemis, L. Synder BACK ROW: S. Reese, T. Mil- ler, D. Hopkins, M. Echler, D. Stahl, C. Har- rington, P. McPherson. LEADER ENTERPRISE LEO' S SIN CLAIR GOLDEN MOMENTS Above: P. Altaffer 8zB. Olmstead Below: D. Adams 8: C. Brown E rig SNAKE DANCE Students rallied at the grade school on October 20th for the Snake Dance, an annual tradition held on the eve of the Bryan-'Pelier football game. The twisting snake proceeded to the recreation park where a blazing fire and speeches by the football boys and coaches awaited its arrival. To climax the event, the senior players gleefully cast the dummy of the Bryan Bear into the roaring flames. il 2l ' UW' '.r..,,n-- Above: The Pep Band adds pep to the rally. Middle: Goodby, Bear! Below:R. Kreischer speaks assuringly while the boys show their agree- ment. 68 HOMECOMING A radiant Miss Marilyn Ruble reigned as queen over the 1966 Homecoming activities, Oct. 21st. Carrying the traditional bouquet of White mums, Marilyn was escorted to the queen's platform by Tom Kimble and Stephen Connolly. Included in her court were Janice Heller, senior attendant, es- corted by Nelson Scottg julie Allen, junior attendant, escorted by Steve Kaysg Cindy Michael, sophomore attendantg escorted by Dennis Hellerg and Molly Allen, freshman attendant, escorted by Mike Oxender. The fans were treated to an exciting, action- packed game and were exuberant when our per- severing players managed to tie the game 12-12. Following the game, students gathered in the decorated gym for the annual Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the Senior Class . QUEEN MARILYN T. Kimble furnishes a steady arm as Queen Marilyn advances to her seat of honor. The Queen and her attendants grace the stadium. Left to right: M. Allen, freshmang C. Michael, sophomoreg Queen Marilyn Rubleg J. Allen, juniorg and J. Heller, senior. 69 FOOTBALL BAN QUET Above: Flanked by Mr. Finnigan, left and Coach Krouse, right, Jim Lilly holds t.he coveted Kak Brown Award. Below left: The senior foot- ball players model for the crowd. Left to right: R. Kreischer, K. von Alt, R. Lee, G. Bryce, J. Lilly. Below right: Speaker Ed Finnigan of Baldwin-Wallace College stresses a significant point in his speech. On Nov. 21, more than 200 people attended the football banquet at the Elementary School. Mr. Ed Finnigan of Baldwin-Wallace College was keynote speaker . jim Lilly was chosen to receive the Kak Brown Award. Frank Altaffer presented the statue. The Winter sports banquet was held Mar. 29 with Mr. Robert Brownson, athletic director from Ashland College as speaker. He spoke on The Price of Excellence, including respect for one's body and parents and faith in God in his address. Basketball, wres- tlingand cheerleader awards were presented. V ' ' ... f ' erss .X fps Page Sponsored by LIECHTY FARM SUPPLY MICHAEL'S STATE FARM INSURANCE AGENCY 70 CHRISTMAS CONCERT h f,,nf'1 The Varsity Chorus members watch attentively as Mr. Whit directs them. The music department, directed by Mr. Whitaker, presented its Christmas Concert Sunday, Dec. 18. Chris Clymer opened the annual affair with organ selections. Participants were the Eighth Grade Chorus, Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs, Chorale and the Varsity Chorus. Adding novelty to the program, the Chorale, dressed in ski clothes and huddled around a sleigh, sang Sleigh Ride and also Carolof the Bells. Three of the songs included in the Varsity Chorus' selections were The Holly and the Ivy, Mary, Where is Your Baby? and O Holy Night, which featured Lynne Snyder and Denver Bechtol as soloists. Near the close of the program, alumni were invited to join the Chorus as it sang the traditional Twas the Night Before Christmas. . - It ,1 i C. Clymer presentsa medley of Christ- Just hear those sleigh bells jingling . . . sings the Chorale! mas songs during the pre-concert period. Page Sponsored by MILLER'S SUPER DOLLAR MOHAWK TOOLS INC. 71 Above: Shyness? Innocence? Is this the T. Kirk you know?! E C. Reimund has her doubts! Below: Where are my blasted spectacles, grumbles Santa Claus P. .z F Manley. Q f 1 54' I 3 5 u 1 -. U S G.A.A. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The G.A.A. was again responsible for the Christmas Assembly held on Dec. 23. A girls ' septet, melodica trio and the Chorale provided music for the program While a Biblical reading introduced the true meaning of Christmas. A Dash of Santa Claus was the title of the play presented. The cast of characters is shown in the pictures. The surprise section Was rather unique this year. Dee Stahl Wrote a script which depictedwhat Various types of people Wanted for Christ- mas. Cathy Reimund read the script While students acted out their roles. Following the program, students and teachers were dis- missed for Christmas vacation. For me? exclaims S. Nemire as Santa passes out gifts. L. to R.: Howard Wilson, S. Nemire, S. Doenges, and D. Clark. 72 Above: Will the real Santa Claus please step forward! M. Har- rington, S. Doenges, F. Boman, M. Hendrickson, S. Reamsnyder, and P. Manley constitute part of the cast. Middle: G. Daniels reads the Christmas Story. Below L.: G.A.A. President B. Olmstead welcomes students to the program. Below R.: C. Henry, L. Snyder, P. Altaffer and accompanist M. Ruble play Rudolph, the Red- Nosed Reindeer. w 73 N .H.S. TAPPING 81 INDUCTION CEREMGNY Above: Who, me! exclairns Connie Harrington as Darlene Luke taps her. Below: A hush falls over the students as Lynne Snyder taps Terry Miller. In a Valentine's Day assembly, Feb. 14, the six active members of the National Honor Society presented red hearts to six juniors and six seniors signifying their acceptance into the Society. Chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholastic success, character, leadership and service, the new members-- juniors: Debbie Adams, Connie Harrington Terry Pann, Roger Saneholtz, john Storrer Dave Wermerg and seniors: Bruce Connolly, Mildred Hendrickson, Steve Kays, Terry Miller, Cindy Moore, and Cathy Reimund-- were escorted to the stage Where they re- ceived their pledge pins from Mrs. Haines. The formal induction ceremony was held Feb. 28. Rev. Robert Leppien offered the opening and closing prayers. Representing the various characteristics of N.H.S. Were Darlene Luke, Spirit of the Torch, Peggy Gardner, Characterg Don Meindl, Scholar- ship, Mark Harman, Leadershipg and Lynne Snyder, Service. Kay Zigler presenteda rose to each member as he left the stage. A re- ception Was then held in the library. I r 74 Middle picture: MIS. Haines pins John Stor- rer. Below right: Parents smile approvingly at new members, Debbie Adams and Connie Harrington. Above: Mrs. Haines congratulates Bruce Connolly. il ii ...iS GAA. DANCE March 18 was the anticipated day of the G.A.A. Dance. The gym was gaily decorated in the theme, Polynesian Paradise. Huge flowers on a blue background decked the east and west sides of the gym while a papier- mache volcano dominated the north end. The Hilltop Cadets, sheltered in a native house, furnished the music. Chaperones for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whitaker and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clymer. The G.A.A. owes a special thanks to Mrs. Wilken who spent a great deal of time and effort helping with the decorations . 76 -vrfwl R-,lg-Hb, .1 Vie w r i. ,Y ,, A :vt isa A.. Above left: The Hilltop Cadets pur forth strains of music from the native house. Above right: Chris Strobel and Patty Handy prepare cups of punch for the thirsty dancers. Below left: Chap- erones, Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker, pose before the volcano. Below right: Mary Bemis and her date seem to be enjoying the evening. 4 it .. f Z . , iQ ,t lt . li of, is Qi Above: This year's Honor Girl award was presented to Karen Haines. It is indeed an honor to receive this award as the recipient is selected on the basis of her contribu- tion to G.A.A. activities and her overall good qualities by the underclass members. Mrs. Haines is shown pre- senting the award to Karen who, having earned a total of3825 G.A.A. points, also received the High Point award. Middle picture: The awards table displays the emblems, chevrons, block M 's, pins and statuettes which may be earned. f May 15 was no night to be on a diet. The tables were loaded with sumptuous food. 77 MOTHERDAUGHTER BANQUET The G.A.A. members and their mothers assembled amid the buildings of Moscow for the annual G.A.A. Mother-Daughter Banquet which was held on May 15. After the potluck dinner, Debbie Adams, toastmis- tress, introduced the entertainment. Cynthia Barnhart presented her award-winning piano solog Shirley Zehr played her superior rated French horn sologand the Girls' Sep- tet sang two numbers. Mrs. Haines then distributed the awards . The hon- ored guest at the banquet was Mrs. Wilken. In appreciation ofthe work she did on the G.A.A. Dance decora- tions, the girls gave her a lovely tall glass vase. Mrs. Haines received a 4 watch from the senior members of G.A.A. I x 1 . if 'd4!?Ia ,,' Q' i ai 'iv G.A.A. President Barb Olmstead is shown presenting a gift to Mrs. Wilken. SPRING CONCERT Friday, April 28 the Montpelier High School Music Department presented an im- pressive concert . The Eighth Grade Cho- rus opened the program with three selec- tions: Do-Re-Mi, Climb Every Mountain, and The Ballad of the Green Beret. Featured in four numbers, the Chorale presented the haunting, The Death of Nathan Hale, A Shanty in Old Shanty Town, Choral Capers, and Mam'selle, which was staged to re- semble a small French cafe. As the cur- tain swung open on the Varsity Chorus, the explosive beginning of Cry Out and Shout filled the auditorium. The plaintive He TookA Child, Go Not Far From Me, O Lord, and rollicking, I Hear A Voice A-Prayin ' followed. Adding a Western touch to the concert were the songs Tum- bling Tumbleweeds with Doug L. Siebe- naler as percussionist and Cool Water with Don Meindl and Denver Bechtol com- bining voices for the solo. Chim Chim Cher-ee from MARY POPPINS featured Jerry Trott, Mike Firestone, and Lynne Snyder in solo passages. Highlighting the concert was the pres- ence of guest soloist Mr. Robert Boyd, Stryker band director, who sang two spirituals, Amen and There Is ABalm in Gilead, while the chorus formed a melodic background. Concluding the con- cert, the combined choruses sang Hey Look Me Over from WILDCAT. Accom- panists were Phyllis Altaffer, Marilyn Ruble, Dona Richolt and Cynthia Barnhart. Setting the scene for the nostalgic number Mam'selle are Dee Whitaker and Bill Henry, an alternate Chorale member. Mike Harrington displays his accompaniment skills on the guitar. Page Sponsored by THE LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 312 and the WOMEN OF THE MOOSE 270 ---m-....,.,,,,, Above: An attentive Varsity Chorus watches MI. Whitaker as he directs' an A Cappella number Below The Eighth Grade Chorus sings. A -1 'I CCMIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW Above: Barb Olmstead, center right, dines as spectators, CLOCKWISE left to right, Dennis Baden, Pat Gearig, Gary Kreischer, Terry Wagner, Carroll Kreischer, Cathy Reimund fBACKj, Lynne Snyder, Mr. and Mrs, Haines, Chris lmm, Bev Rockey, Bill Psurny, Chuck Moog, Alice Michael fBACKj, Chuck Moog, MI. Storrer, Mr. Krouse, Don Meindl, Terry Pann, Ivlr. Miccichi, Becky Woodhouse, MIS. Govin, and Mr. Engels enjoy the festivities. Across: Dancers maneuver for a piece of the floor. Below: Susan Miller and Bruce Cheadle--caught in the smiling act by the roving photographer. 80 JUNIOR-SENIQR THEME Above: Want something? asks Cindy Brown as friends look on. Above right: Bill Psurny and Mike Oxender--having a gay old time. Middle: Head table at the banquet--MI. Sawmiller, MI. and Mrs. Rice, MI. Lamberson and date. Lower right: Mike Oxender, Barb Rigg, Saundral-lenricks and Roger Lee pose in front of the tower. Midnight in Moscow was the unique theme of this year's junior-Senior Prom. Beginning at seven o'clock, elegantly dressed young people gathered at Superior School where a buffet dinner was served by the Superior Mothers' Club. Shadowy forms representing sky- scrapers and Russian buildings rose above the dancers as they arrived at the Prom at nine o'clock. A large tower with a clock on each side stood in the center of the gym. A Defiance band provided the music. Activities sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce started at one o'clock. They in- cluded a movie, How to Steal a Million and free bowling at the Montpelier Bowling Alley. The Argoes entertained with music. Drawings for door prizes and breakfast at the Bowling Alley concluded the festivities. 81 l .. f:,a,'g. L ' 4 ni . we-' fv an '1 ,rv hw Montpelier's annual band concerts were held on january 31 and May 24, both of which presentedvarious selections of music. Hav- ing worked hard on their contest music, the band was rewarded when they received a II rating at the District Band Contest held in March. Mr. Engels honored his senior band members at a spaghetti supper in his home May 22. Band Officers for the 1966-67 school year were:President, Mike Firestoneg Vice Pres . , Mark Harmang Secretary, Nancy Northrupg and Treasurer, Rita Siebenaler. BAND CONCERT Opposite: This year the coveted Axion Award was pre- sented to Darlene Luke. Voted upon by the other band members, the senior recipient is chosen on the basis of his contribution to the band. Darlene received a medal for her achievement. Below: The eight graduating band members pose for a picture. They are, left to right: M. Firestone, M. Dewey, P. Altaffer, P, Gardner, D. Luke, M. Harman, D. Meindl. 3 U 1 M me I 82 SPORTS 83 from left to right: Debbie Adams, Barbara Olmstead, Cindy Brown, and Phyllis Altaffer. The beat goes on as the students at the Bryan- Four broad smiles from fTOP LEFT AND RIGHTJ Montpelier game follow the chants of the cheer- Phyllis, Barb, and fBOTTOM LEFT AND RIC-HTJ leaders, Cindy, and Debbie as they stop drills for a picture. Page Sponsored by MONT PELIER DAIRY CREME OHIO GAS COMPANY 84 CHEERLEADERS left to right: Connie McCrca, Jan Zigler, Molly Allen, Debi l-Ienricks. . ,is . , if 3 -1 TOP TO BOTTOM: Sandy Brown, .I I G H KNEELING, left to right: Merrie Delores Stahl, Chris Allen, Connie Harrington. Harrington, Patty Bowen, STANDING, Debbie Ely, Susan Mast. Page Sponsored by ALLEN CUNNIFF FURNITURE BLISSETT MOTOR SALES, INC. BEA'S BEAUTY SHOP DR. JOHN C. BLOSSOM 85 MONTPELIER VS BRYAN The Montpelier Locomotives made a gallant effort in the last cru- cial seconds of the traditional Bryan-Montpelier football game to tie the Golden Bears 12-12. The enthusiasm of the screaming crowd and the determination of the fighting Locomotive squad was so great that Jim Lilly with the help of his teammates slipped a touchdown over the goal line with only 1:13 seconds left in the game, The Locomotive offensive machine led the Purple and Gold with Rick Oberlin's touchdown in the final four minutes of the first quarter. Bryan's Mike Fox scored the tying points in the beginning ofthe second quarter to ring up the score 6-6. The third quarter was slashed with penalties and interceptions which ended with the same scores as at the close ofthe first half and the Bryan Bears in possession of the pigskin. In the first few minutes of the final quarter, Butch Garza of Bryan, scrambled across the Blue and White goal for six points to put his team in front 12-6. The Locomotives failed to move the football in their four chances,but were presented another when Chuck Moog leaped on a Bryan fumble. The Locos were again unable to obtain enough yardage to keep control of the ball so Rich Kreischer performed the force punt. Bryan's offense was bottled up in their own territory by the valiant efforts of Geoff Bryce and Jim Lilly and was forced to resort to punting. With only four minutes showing on the scoreboard, the spirited Loco- motives steamed down the field and rolled through the Bryan defensive line for the tying score. This great game will linger long in the minds of the six Montpelier gridiron Seniors, the faithful spectators, and the underclass football players who already anticipate a chance at next year's rival team. Page Sponsored by MEINDL MOTOR SALES, INC. MILLERIS BODY 51-10p MIDWAY DRIVING RANGE- 3 M CONEPANY MR. 8: MIRS. HAROLD KARNES, OWNER--MGR. B6 '9SnO5I 1194101-I H9900 'CINHOHOEIHOLI .LHOIH U? PUB 9314121 HS IN HO 9100i V 11 Wd SHHAV HDVOOGNV 01 14191 Lump '111:uoAA11aX:3q3g1 'Mm S2 LIUIH IB .ragog 'meqmmed smug 'laqosgaxy p 9'I H090 'S 1409 87 1, 1.M -Q, S .2 RFK W J m FOOTBALL VARSITY gl RESERVE BOTTOM ROW, left to right: J. Moore, J. Lilly, S. Parn- ham, C. Moog, S. Carson, S.Manley, K. Vonalt, J. Storrer, G. Bryce, R. Oberlin, SECOND ROW: Head Coach Krouse, B. Brenner, R.Kreischer, C. Elson, P. Manley, D. Siebenaler, F. Psurny, D. Keesbury, R. Blosser, L. Fifer, R. Saneholtz, Coach Lamberson. THIRD ROW: Coach Merillat, FOOTBALL STORY ARCHBOLD 30, MONTPELIER 8 Locos looking better, but Blue Streaks best LIBERTY CENTER 30, MONTPELIER 6 Pelier pushes hard but stopped in fourth quarter DELTA 28, MONTPELIER 40 ' First NWOAL game won by Locos in two ye arsg light for Blue and White SPRINGFIELD 27, MONTPELIER 14 Locomotives unable to convert Blue Devils to defeat EDON 12, MONTPELIER 22 Locos rejoice after victory over Bombers SWANTON 44, MONTPELIER 6 Bulldogs comfortably chew on Pelier squad in Locos' third NWOAL game BRYAN 12, MONTPELIER 12 Traditional rivals prove tough equals for Homecoming Court Queen and anxious spec- tators WAUSEON 40, MONTPELIER 0 Indians sip sweet victory, Locos take worm- wood NAPOLEON 34, MONTPELIER 8 Undefeated Wildcats slap defeat on Loco- motives for close of season Page Sponsored by UNITED PLUNIBING 8: HEATING WESTERN AUTO WILSON 'S FOOTBALL The Varsity Football team had a weak season this year winning only two games, tying one, and losing six. The thirty man squad consisted of only six Seniors, twelve Juniors, and twelve Sophomores and the in- experience of the young team was a setback for Coach Krouse and his Coaching Staff. The team showed some fine game tactics during the season and displayed great im- provements throughout the year. And even though the team's record was not anything to boast about, the MHS fans followed it and will continue to do the same next year and the years to come. M. Henricks, R. Luke, R. Tingle, B. Henry, M. Smethurst, manager, D. Dreher, F. Boman, man- ager,M. McGowen,J. Trott, M. Thorp, R.Kees- bury, J. McCamis, Coach Hansbarger. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: R. Miller, R. BI3I1dt,D. Pressler, L.Dick, L. Shoup, J.Keesbury, S. Youse, M. Lloyd, J. Blossom, Coach Kent Lamberson. SECOND ROW: D, Stewart, B. Leppien, T. Firestone, R. Shonk, J. Teats, L. Chrisman, D. Siebenaler, R. Richmond, G. Churchman, M. Richmond, C. Spire. Page Sponsored by HENRY's SHOE STORE K 'Sf L SUNOCO IDEAL ELECTRIC STORE KAY'5 RESTAURANT 89 FOOTBALL W- . 5 I BOTTOM ROW, left to right: S. John, R. Steinke, S. Moore, R. Byers, M. Pressler, M. Anderson, R. Munger, M. Carver, M. Herb. SECOND ROW: R. Miller, B. Harman,G. Howe, B. Bryee, M. VanZile, A. Stewart, D. Westfall, D. Allen, R. Watts, R. Byers, D. Budd. THIRD ROW: W. Boyd, R. Mettler, D. Miller, D. Clum, D. Miller, A. Calvin, S. Blossom, M. Johnston, L. Luke, G. Wyrick. FOURTH ROW: T. Miller, J. Hoag, G. Courtney, R. Reese, D. Andrews, Coach Jim Miccichi. w V Blosser catches the ball with just one minute to play! Oberlin carries in the second quarter for about ten yards Page Sponsored by CUSTAR HOME SERVICE dz SUPPLY EARL SNYDER, REAL ESTATE DON NORTI-IRUP'S LIME GAMBLES STORE BASKETBALL f f 5 , K VAR S I TY FRONT Row, left to right: M. Herman, B. Brenner, Coach Jim Miccichi, M. Moore. STANDING: R, Saneholtz, M. Firestone, B. Lung, J. Moore, R. Kreischer,B. Kunkle, R. Blosser, R. MiI1er,T. Jump, J. Storrer, RESERVE FRONT Row, left to fight! G. owen, T. Badleek, J. Bemis, ceeeh Heben Krouse, K. Allman, D Baden,S. Welling. STANDING, R. Marzolf,P. Manley, T. Dilworth, M. Moore, T. Jun'1p,J. Moore, R. Blosser, D Siebenaler, S. John, B. Henry, M. Thomas. Page Sponsored by ZULCH CAMERA, T.V., HI FI, AUDIO VISUAL 91 John Moore and Roger Saneholtz on the reboundl Senior Basketball players: Bruce Lung, Mike Fire stone, and Rich Kreischer. BASKETBALL SN APS 1966-1967 VARSITY BASKETBALL North Central Bryan Paulding Liberty Center Napoleon Stryker Hilltop Tournament North C entral Hilltop Edon Delta Archbold Edgerton Wauseon Hilltop Bryan Swanton Stryker Sectional Tournament Archbold Page Sponsored by LOCKHART 8: KIZER--the Store for Men LOUDEN'S LUKE 8: STEINKE INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE MANCO ELECTRONICS CO 9 1 S 6 '.'-, Q ef ,Q O ,ff 'O Q, Xu wg?- f John Storrer blocks the shot of his op- poncnt. Randy Blosser and Bruce Lung struggle to get the ball. ji -1 A QA K 1 ii? x .- , - E Page Sponsored by PELTC'S LUMBER CO. THOMPSON'S FUNERAL HOME THERMO CAS STERLING MILK CO.-- Famous for Freshness 93 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Dick, J. Keesbury, Coach Kent Lamberson, L. Rockey, L. Moore. SECOND ROW: J. Teats, R. Brandt, R. Richmond, R. Miller, D. Stewart, D. Siebenaler, M. Gearhart, R. Heller, M. Bell, B. Stanton, Mgr, Q 2 1 A ummm 2 mi annul --M.. TA-1: L R S 1X?f Z--:S f ,3,5P?Ef.. ' ill .fri ' Srl fl , : , f 'Milt , ff ff if I ffl H1 . 1 W l l FRONT ROW, left to right: B, Munger, R. Michael, M. VanZile, R. Reese, T. Moore, B, Bryce, L. Dilworth, T. Jones, J Cameron, J. Hoag, A. Stewart, D.Westfall. SECOND ROW: S. Moore, D. Herman, G. Suman, R. Snow, M. Brandt, A. Calvin, M. Pressler, C.Priest, D. Miller, M. Herb. THIRD ROW: Coach Marvin Merillat, W. Boyd, Page Sponsored by MONTPELIER CREAMERY MONTPELIER RECREATION, RESTAURANT Sz LOUNGE MONTPELIER LOCKER NATIONAL BANK OF MONTPELIER 94 WRESTLING TEAM BOTTOM Row, left to fight: G. chufchman, s. Manley, R. shonk, C. E1son,B.B1is- set. SECOND ROW, R. Lloyd, M, Lloyd, M. Dunseth, M. Smethurst, THIRD ROW: M. Henricks, R. Oberlin, J. Dye, TOP ROW, D. Clark, S. Youse. The record displaying the Wrestling team's outcome was not outstanding this year, but the boys did a fine job in this difficult, individual sport and represented their school with dignity. Q s- , The fourteen teammates learned from their , coach, Larry Falor, to expand their individual t-l' capacities to endure and perform Wrestling '15 maneuvers. This year's Wrestlers fell in the following Weight classes: Dan Clark, 103 lbs., Steve Youse, 103 lbs ., Mike Henricks, 112 lbs., Ralph Lloyd, 120 lbs., jerry Dye, 127 lbs., Marvin Lloyd 133 lbs., Marlo Smethurst 133 lbs., Rick Oberlin 138 lbs . ,Melvin Dunseth 145 lbs., Chuck Moog 145 lbs., Shawn Manley, 154 lbs., Ben Blissett, 164 lbs., Randy Shonk, 175 lbs., and heavyweights Gary Churchman and Charles Elson. Senior wrestlers, Ralph Lloyd and Marlo Sme- thurst. Page Sponsored by TRAUTMAN'S AND SONS 541--31.00 WILSON--GEESEY FUNERAL HOME 95 i 4 5 if 9 S f Q., M . 1. ...W . l FRONT ROW, left to right: E. Smethurst, L. Shoup, R. McMillen,P. Manley, D. Keesbury, T. Nemire, R. Luke, M. Oxender, S. Krill, R. Zimmerman, G. Owen, M. Henricks, J. Keesbury, R, Nelson, D. Stevens, R. Shonk. SECOND ROW: D. Dreher, J. Storrer, M. Whitaker, S. Carson, T. Jump, M. Smethurst, B. Leppien, C. Richmond, S. Coblentz, M, Thomas, R. Blosser, S, Manley, B. Kunkle, R. Miller, B, Brenner, C. Elson, J. Moore, R. Keesbury, M. Bell, D. Stewart, R, Miller. V Q L, ,. Q f L 1: I A. I FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Michael, R. Reese, M. Thomas, R Watts, J. Cameron,K. Burgess, B. Bryce, A. Stewart, M. Johnston, D. Clum, E. Clark, L. Luke. SECOND ROW: R. Munger, R. Ely, A. Calvin, M. Herb, S. John, W. Boyd, D. Miller, C. Priest, B. Harmon, G. Wyrick, J. Hoag, M. VanZile, G. Howe. Page Sponsored by KIMMEL DRUGS LANDMARK OF WILLIAMS COUNTY KINDLER'S FLOWERS LIGHT'S SOHIO SERVICE 96 TRACK L ii l Y Shawn Manley, a Junior this year, glides easily over the high jump bar. ' is Paul Manley at the broad jump. Up, Up, and AWAY! I Page Sponsored by This year's Varsity Track team did an excellent job in seasoncomposition. The team of thirty-seven men consisted of three Seniors: Steve Co- blentz, Mike Oxender, and Marlo Smethurst: the remain- ing were underclassmen. Ex- cluding the relay track meets, the boys Won four meets, lost two, placed 2nd in two, and 3rd in one. Much to their dis- appointment, they came in third at the District Track Meet held on May 13 at Mont- pelier. From the District Meet, the mile relay team-- Steve Krill, Shawn Manley, Russell Luke, and Roger Zim- mermang shotput hurler Dean Dreher: high jumper Tom jump: 220 runner Rex Miller, 440 thinclad Steve Krill: discus thrower john Storrerg and low hurdler Mike Oxender com- peted at Toledo in the Regional Track Meet to qualify for the State Track Meet at Columbus , Ohio. The high point of this year came when five boys did qualify to compete in the State Meet. The five Were: the mile relay team of juniors Krill, Manley, and sophomores Luke and Zim- mermang and Dreher for the shotput . These boys performed well at Columbus with Soph- omore Dean Dreher placing 7th in shotput and the Mile Re- lay Team picking up l lth place . With such a young team as this year's Was, the outlookfor next Spring and the track team is very promising. GENE'S PURE OIL GRICE'S JEWELRY STORE GORNY-WINZELER I-IARTMAN'S SHELL STATION 81 MOTOR SERVICE Y Q X ig' . fr fi' Q LL,, 2 :iii QL. , -1 BASEBALL TEAM BOTTOM Row, left to right: R. Oberlin, J. Tears, E. sneinke, K. Allman, M. Gear- hart, L. Moore,M. Moore, F. Boman. STANDING: B.I-Ienry, S. Kays, N. Scott,J. Lilly, M. Harrington, S. Welling, J. Bemis, R. Miller, Coach Miccichi. Although this year's baseball team record showed no victories, the five Seniors and eleven underclassmen played hard and never lost faith in them- selves. Coach jim Micci- chi and the Ball Club will not forget the losing season and will try for a better record next year . And there's the pitch . . .' Page Sponsored by A BOB'S FRIENDLY SERVICE CITY PRO HARDWARE BOONE LUMBER COMPANY COBB'S ACE HARDWARE 98 ' STANDING, left to right: Coach Delmar Karnes, P. Zeisloft, T. Dilworth, M. Firestone, M. Harman K Miller, R. Heller. BOTTOM ROW: S. Hillard, R. Saneholtz, R, Jones, N. Bauer, T. Firestone. Would you believe a hole in one??? Page Sponsored by POWERS AND SONS The members of the golf team did very well this school year. The four Sen- iors exhibited fine scores and were closely followed by the seven ambitious underclassmen . The scores made by the team are as follows: they we Bryan 20 112 3112 Swanton 1 5 4 Defiance 10 2 Bryan 1 3 6 Archbold 1 18 Swanton 8 112 10112 Archbold 3 112 15112 Napoleon 13 6 Napoleon 13 112 5112 In the League Match at De- fiance on May 5, five teams competed and we only placed fourth. But the team swungback, and in the Dis- trict Meet at Defiance, Montpelier placed ninth in competition with eighteen teams . ROBINAIR MANUFACTURING CO. Q 4 i Q 5 i Q s X Q x 2 3 3 1 K L X 5 S E 3 E 3 ! f 2 5 E S Q 100 Q ,QM :gi V:Lg i 9? E if R f2 PRINCIPAL !UNUHw FRANK ALTAFFER B.S. Eastern Michigang Indiana Universityg Bowling Green University - . 1 Q SECRETARY MUSIC DIRECTOR Mrs. Audrey Custar R. E. I-Iildebrant 101 KINDERGARTEN Florence Yotfng, Shebeygan County Teachers College, Oshkosh State Univ., Bowling Green Univ, K K V. 1 ,5 it ffv' or A -any f , W ft f fir 2's'e W , wf2,,zgw'6ff . ,, lawgvgrffi gig, , W ws, i me-f.-1 wil? , T' 1 is ,If 'F ,'f-YM..x,gf-.,,, 3 . SXSW ks X65 3g'5:fwi.f xiii! A GRADE THREE ThelmaHowald, Wayne Stateg De- fiance College. GRADE SIX Norma Mollett, B.S, Defiance Col- lege. GRADE ONE Helen Bearnont, Bowling Green Univ., Ohio State University. .ff GRADE FOUR KathaleenHill,B.S.gBowling Green Univ.9 Detroit University. GRADE SEVEN AND EIGHT Miriam Robison, B.S. Bowling Green Univ.3 Greenley, Colorado. 102 GRADE TWO Kathryn Brown, Miami Universityg Toledo University. GRADE FIVE Ruth Thomas, Bowling Green Uni- versity. GRADE SEVEN AND EIGHT Alan Geauchamp, State College of Arkansasg University of Arkansas, 97 QY M , 5 1 i, --ann-yy allxyt 55 i af A CLASS OFFICERS Pres., Ruth A. Henry, Recorder, Joan Stevens5 Sec.-Treas., Cyndy Kannel5 V. Pres., Mike Davisg Sgt. at Arms, Charlie Moor. These eighth graders really enjoy working math problems. James Badgley David Budd Rita Clark Mike Davis Debra Dewire Kevin Dick Terry Gilcher Eric Hatter Ruth A. Henry Sue Hilbert Larry Jones Cyndy Karmel Tamra Kays Mark Lilly Rita McKarns Karen McMillen Pam Meyer Lois Mollett Charlie Moor Chris Pushee Joan Stevens Wendy Suntken Mike Thomas , is A fl-'Q-WS A gll. f t y ' Wayne Zigler ' -QQ. i L ' J g 103 GRADE EIGHT 2 1 I ah ci X ,Q A rf' fflrfiffrerrllig rlr Ln ' 4 grillfis , I .ffif 'L Nr Nm' A . Y 3 Agaik An 5 4' v-5, gf-,, GRADE SEVEN Mike Allman 1 Rebecca Budd ,f Q' Kathy Clark W Ramona Cooley I H' gg WE My gm Ricky Cramer - - Eyll E , , ,d , -, A , as ., Sally Davis ii ,. If A , l V - Maurice Dunseth A ' 4 James Esterline V . V , Bradley Faler Q , f S .as , Ellll lll J Rick Fettefs K gm L ,, is ,, S , Cletus Fry Q, ' , r i ' -zel James Haines .K 5 fix If . A w i g' , f ' Chuck Handy ' - Lana Hoenricks I in i -gg, Tom Houk ,lvl I , Charlene lmm .A 7 f fa . ,libs 1 I qi-J? 4 f as fi f f ' 4, s M f SN . 3 WW 93.3 Zim. Cheryl Keller Patti Kreischer Carol Locy Karen McKelvey Carol J. Moore Carol A. Moore David Neal Neal Schafer Janis Shankster George Sims 1 ' , Charlene Smethurst f Debbie Thomas Jean Waldron Pam Weis Daydreaming? Studying? or Thinking of the Otis Zi gler Fllfl-IIC? l04 Terry Baker Alan Barnhart Lyn Bechtol Kathy Bostater Don Brenner Ronnie Buda . Brenda Budd Barbara Custer Kent Custar Lee Dick Pam Haines GRADE SIX J I e d l n i dddy yi aj... N ye. Af A A ei Q Cynthia Hillard lg, Holly Keller fi ' Ann McMillen 'Pl-1A J Ricky Marzolf David Mercer Marlou Meyer Joel Michael ' .Q ,,,' 'f e 'F ,ff 'Q ?f L l ' Janis Morr Tom Neal il The students here, are studying the effects of alcohol on the brain. Debbie Pape Mary Psurny Ellen Reader Jeffery Robison Sandra Rummel Leslie Schafer John Shankster Kim Shoup Lori Shoup Steve Skiles Julie Strobel Steve Suntken Jeff Thomas 105 1' .SUNY 'ea 4 iv I ,. U A Q2.,.-- 4 ri l ,- if -lf, lk f 'ffl ' 1 5, ., . Q fr la K 'swf' l , T l Zi ft K .Fifi .Ne - wif' , li.: . W if ff' -fl, w ,.,- . : ll f 1 ..--' V - .W T -,I if . M .:.- U A1,,. .Lui . ' V ,,'. 4 A A ll' ' lf ,ig l ll l : V l l F AVA: .,f . e-1 ' wigs 6 55 28 21' il., I, ..., is.. 5, if S ,f4 .J V232- Q, N GRADE FIVE B, M 'Y fd ef . I ,., .1 : W wb E fn P1 if Li fs ng 32, ji . David Barnhart Bonnie Bostater Julie Buda Chris Cramer Terry Davis Dan Frazee Linda Fry Dennis Gearig Mary Hilbert Bi ll Hopkins Joni Jones J e an Kinzer Carol Michael Brenda Miller Susan Miller David Mollett Michael Moore Jeffery Paxson Cindy Rockey Rex Ruble Linda Shoup Mark Sims Cynthia Sipe Marty Sostoi Randy Stemen Jeri Stevens Joni Thomas Christine Tressler This ought'a be good' Jerry Weis I06 Rita Altaffer Polly Baker Mark Bennett Linda Buda Donna Budd Melanie Budd Kyle Custer Debra Daft Fred Davis Max Dunseth Lee Frazee Michael Fry Connie Hillard Richard Davis Kim Hopkins Ric Howard GRADE FGUR Qs is 'L' -sn Q wr i- , n QE. X 1 ,r 1 1. Q 'Q'c L Zi w. . gf fp- ,- I' 1 Q? K fat 1 5? , V f 1:1 K 'L , ei , 4' l OREGON TRQIL T' Touching up the Oregon Trail? . c ' Z , 5 ij? H 3, . Donald Imm Becky Kinzer Bruce Krill Eugene McClain Lisa McKarns Gregory Mahan Charles Mason Rowina Mayfield Jane Miller Kim Mollett Lynn Oberlin Gregory Paxson Rodney Schafer Robin Starr Melody Suntken I07 M - I .R 1 1 f .1 :,.,:f:. :iffy K AQ-f -1 ,- 9- 'ik M- , :wig 5' at Y' gym A M L Q , , ,,. ,Q ,qi , I ll T 4 f fi.. I 'il' 'M n 1'i ii ? A -,,,f GRADE THREE H' g mf li ri ' of .-ff f' . tlii ft i 5rf91'.sfk,?l -f ,w, , gi- -wfm ,:, . im, A. E MT, 'M J. iv I YR,-1 i 52 ' , z. H ,nfzl P V Q 1 35 W as 5 X ' ' f , 5, kW,,,,,, A W- , r 3 f ...W , F ,- W Y ,E ., 'TTFY' -J -' '57-5 E R , .. ZW s - Q ' I X . . I reef ,X 1 - .,.,.-t - ., ,ig M . E 54? 5 J , , cl 3 18 ' J' W ' .S ,f M E, v Q .ar Tom Bechtol Jim Bible Marty Bible Eddie Brown Patty Buda Perry Buda John Clark Shirley Fry Stephen Haines Gregory Hartwell Debra Harrington E iw. 5 . , V ,A ,, , -W We swf: ,J 'ic J 1 V if . .. L I1 .1- if 5 ,Q W 1, I, A David Hoffman E J M Mike Hurd ,V g I, Billy John Susan Jones , , , Ronda Lee Alexis Henry E o - Edna A. Lyons Douglas Mercer Danny Moor Beth Moore Q 4 ' li Rr :xv S1 9,1 gf: ' f V17 Elizabeth Oberlin Trina Reader Cathy Robinson Pamela Rupp Larry Sanderson Barbara Shaull Steven Sidle Craig Sipe Tom Sims Barbara Snyder Gregory Sternen Lorene Stemen Danny Strobel Scott Weis Jody Wisman 108 Third graders, exploring the world of nature Kathy Be chtol Steve Bechtol Jeri Cooley Dennis Custer Jack Daft Rose Fox Larry Fry Sharon Fry Daniel Gillen Ricky Handy GRADE TWG x , 2 ai Jeffery Hartman Dana Hartwell Diane Hoffman Randy Houk .Nr r y T 6 ,.5: 3 ' bf' Q - - L S. it ,av H fi: 'K Patty Howard John Kriescher Terry Kurtz James Lee a . X gr ' 'Q amsmce FXHET 'Q The second graders center their attention on Mike McClain Daniel Mason Karen Mercer Stephan Mercer Ronda Miller Patti Moore Penny Moore Jeannie Rupp Laura Shankster Lane Shoup David Suntken Randell Shankster Tracy Thompson T J anon Waldron Q., 'T S exas , tyy, ' 109 View? 9 1 in ,W ..H:,5f ' Pai M. GRADE ONE Ml - Melinda Allman ' an Steve Altaffer was 7 Denise Bauman VX Michael Bennett ' 93' Dawn Bechtol Kelby Brown Ricky Brown Margaret Buda BBSZIB V D H Kevin Cooley A 5 David Custer H , Z': Dennis Daft ll , ADW FIV ,Willey ,,LVVa if t li V,,, ' . ,.. r ., y 53 L .hz , fl 4 new J Elaine FYY if Tammy Gipple . I as Connie Harrington i i,,nf , J 1-M. as 91 ll Stacia Hillard Sabrina Mahan Ricky Mercer Jackie Meyer Karen Miller Kent Moor Ronald Moore Dennis Rummel Beverly Schafer Debra Shaull Danny Sidle Charlotte Sipe Gregory Snyder Tamra Stahler Becky Starr IIO , l.,,, A :aww La, l l Reading . . . An essence of learning. 5316 8 Susan Bauman Debra Bechtol Sherry Bechtol Elizabeth Beck Shelia Beck Cindy Bible Gerald Brenner Janna Budd George Clark Geffery Cramer Chris Davis Cheryl Dick Linda Domingo Michael Figgins David Fox Thomas Fry Bill Gipple Paul Haines Randy Hartman Timothy Henry 4 -1-1. Q-ll ,if ag a, ,, I Renee Houk Ricky Humbarger Gregory Lee Deanna Luke Richard McClain 4 w. , 1 , vw s we ., K r Tom McMillen Carol Miller James Moor Steven Moore 1' 2+ ANN ,-....... I Art--Period of Fun. Lori Northrup Cindy Partee Debbie Partee John Poucher Karen Sanderson Nelson Schafer Sherri Shaull Patricia Shindler Stanley Snyder Jodi Strawser Kevin Thomas Kent Vandercook W lll -dmv, KINDERGARTEN A f' - aa M A H., J e .. 'aw X . 5 Qs Wg, S., ,a . - ,, My f , . S ., KC em i T , ' fi 'wer QW-ff' SERVICE PERSONNEL ,. A. -7 ' :Q::gfz,sfy-iff-ff, - , r f ,. - ..,, . . 22, - ,:,ifU,f,f. J., Superior Bus Drivers: O. D. Tharp, Roger Fritsch, George Tressler, Eugene Fireovid, Monroe Briner, and Raymond Willibey.--Absent Ralph Dominique. Superior Cooks: Charlene Sostoi and Alice Zeiters, Superior Custodians: Lloyd Cox and George Firestone. H2 BASKETBALL Left to Right: T. Neal, B. Falor, D. Neal, O. Zigler, M. Thomas, E. Harter, W, Zigler, J. Esterline, M. Lilly, M, Dunseth. FRONT: M. Dunseth, Coach Beauchamp, K. Dick. CHEERLEADERS STANDING: Rita McKarns, Ruth Ann Henry, Joan Stevens. SITTING: Pam-Meyer, Cynthia Kannel, and Karen Mclviillen. H3 MON TPELIER ELEMEI WHERE IT ALL RY CHOCDL 1 C 3 1 Y r BEGINS PRINCIPAL ROBERT STORRER B.S. Bowling Green State Universityg M.Ed. Bowling Green State Universityg Defiance College. SECRETARY Mrs. Don Lyon , if , fm -' ,r , 'Hu Q ik K iigzvsgck ,Y A V ---.A, Q , I ifff E la Juanita Shatzer, B.A. University of Toledog North Central Collegeg Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Arlene Short, B.S. Defiance College. Tamara Moore concentrates on her master- piece. 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Briner, B.A. Adrian Collegeg Miami Universityg Bowling Green State University. Mary F. Briner, Mus- kingum Collegeg University of Pittsburghg Ohio University. Nellie Miller, Bowling Green State Universityg Toledo Universityg Eastern Michigan University. F Z l Q S ' iii 'w 1, .. . Q A, ' Q V . ' L. if J' First graders learn through use of head projector. Laura Church Mike Clayton Lori Corcoran Brad Cox Scott Dayhoff Lynn Deetz Albert DeWitt James Dirrim Debra Dishauex Dan Ely Laura Ely Cindy Engels Jodie Faunce Shirley Ferrier Marianne Finch Lloyd Finchum Kelly Fireovid Randy Fisher Tim Fisher Craig Follett Kevin Follett I -r f 4 Q-.f .45 s Q s 5 Q News Wm? . it it gh f. . '95 abr., ,.4Q',', H ,5 'a.f.v?kj,, fr.,-W I: in-Q-J! :Z ,iv IL. . , :Q2!7Lk 1-w. Q .. rt ff-:eff1...-. 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Defiance Collegeg Tri-State College. Phyllis Burkhart, B.S. Bowling Green State University, Grace Geesey, B.S. Bowling Green State University. Donna King, B.S, De- fiance College5Bowling Green State University. DC This is the easy way to tell time. Learning one's vowels this way is fun. Jenny Allen Vickie Altaffer Larry Ankney Sarah Barnard Bruce Bashor Kelly Bible Brad Boisher Janice Clark Norman Coutz Dawn Decker Judy DeGroff Dennis Dick Dennis Dominique Linda Elliot Joyce Faber Leslie Fortner Y nr , iw ,js r We Q Gr S 52.3 .G Torn Gearhart 1 ,iy fr? if Carol Geesey ,-t, Cathy Geesey - tt,sr if XV' W , 45 but 120 L . 5' GRADE U mf? , V Jn' 1 -If L .isarilinsar - 5 ' X -. swf:- L : 12 1, gy-as . V ,:iv.55z,g A 4 .W .ff Q, ' ' ,.1. m1t , ,-y a? , it .:--:,,,-. : I K ,gf i'ii L, rr' ,L Vw .',. T ,rh ri I I fi 'if W A 5 f K 2 ' Y Ja , if ' 5 . as' ggff:-15: 5 is l M. , an 12- 'F W . WL X ,,t, aiit i 'Q' ,Q ., .,, 7.1 A , ts, -J-fi: ,.',-wr . sw' ,. 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Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Pauline Kilpatrick, B.S. Indiana Uni- versityg Defiance Collegeg Bowling Green State University. This fourth grade student seems to be enjoy- ing his story. . WB' Mrs. DeWees lends a helping hand to her students. Kevin Allire Tracy Banks Spencer Beck Mary Lou Beek Karen Betts Myra Bidlack Mary Blossom Kathy Bowman Steve Brewer Jim Buldas Rick Buntain John Cameron Tamyra Champion Mike Childers Julie Clark Kathy Clurn Susan Cobb Lori Cook Mary Corcoran Randy Creamer Roger Creamer Wendy Custar Frank DeWitt Roger Dietsch Tracy Elson Laura Figgins Debbie Fisher 122 g , S K .. ik .f Akzvi . if ,D a n '1- I f Q fa. 1, as 43 1 GRADE W? K . .. .6 ,Lb e i R5 ,siz e in Y M ,,., f ' -' 'fi , .. .jf ' f i .5 ,.,,.. ,WW Ll, We ' ' if iii' ' ,. Vp 1.. 'ki 'i f tk ml ' f X It id- frffif it ' Mia- .-.. S 'fa -F7 G I sf, ' in rw 1 X . ff? eil: iff A I ' r.NQ + n ew B' in . -f-'fel 'B it lrs ,. . 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K ' r i r i 1 - S ? is 2,s 'Ei Q gt x! , A S, W A Zjfjfg, tsywiwi igs ,W 5 Jn r MaryLou Connolly,B.A. Hillsdale College5Uni- versity of Tennesseeg Toledo University. Marian Coon, B.S. Bowling Green State Universityg Hills- dale College. Mary McKarns, B.S. Defiance College. Study can be fun, as these students show. rex wwf Joe Allen John Anderson Debbie Andrews Alan Apt Grag Beck Mike Beck Kevin Bell Pat Bell Theron Blossom Roger Brenner Greg Cannedy Kent Cook Susan Corcoran Mark Coutz Steve Decker John DeGroff David Dick Inez Disheaux Kent Echler Kathy Ely Randy Ewell Linda Faber Marilyn Ferrier John Figgins J-. fwvfia Nw I 4 Mrs. Connolly explaining solar system to interested student. John Finchum Rick Fuller Debbie Geesey David Gordon 124 sf' -st GRADE rQwwi QBQW? iwews . st r - ,,, . ' I g rrs ' - 3 at rslifiiegz iy ' :,, if- E gft Jinx arts , f - ssyr, Q sile r'fl f rw ' wmv gtfi :yew a,A wwf: J M S, ,'- as i am if 2 . 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Spring Arbor Junior Collegeg Th.B. Greenville Collegeg Bowling Green State University. Students enjoy working on the flannel board. L .H ,,,,. , .,a,,,,.,,.. . ,. ,,.,. 1. ,-M,a,K.Y.w,rr,QM1f ..,,., , 3 r i.E?H' ' P- -Q a1iv,aQaiQa A v'i,f2iV -fg:iQn93Pg3E?haQE?i ...Q We W9 YW in f 'f -R S v aw ,, ,i..,vf 1, JHEETQU S! rv ,. ah 3 2 if xi, pr' gif? t M L rf .ff , v5ffggQ2ia?p5g?3kQ4f H wegE5gggiH?? ' rf-riiragw K r.s.' ,iiaf f A f' again- ttWq4.i?5?iwiap2 fQi3i,ne?ier2a?5 y - K ' I 'frfriaiwf qgaseean., ,srr.:.7w..sffff -fg 12- wa'-- s VK-Qif Ui!l'SrrY1:9ffFlf' ' 'I 1 'Sn , '-Q-Q-erm 'F ' 25? jiiwu 'A +f?11' . ta? ' fart - ' 1? . V V In the fifth grade, students learn about the fifty states. Anne Adams Grace Adams Mark Bailey Ken Beck Ben Blossom Peggy Bowen Bill Brannan Steve Brannan Kathy Brown Anna Brust Mary Kay Bryce Tim Buntain Kelley Burgess Tony Carver David Champion Jerry Champion Paige Copeland Pam Copeland Alan Cox Dick DeWitt Don Dietsch Nicholee Elliott l26 qu, Q 5751 pg, rg 5,2 ,L 1 aj , I P A - - 5. ,-,. a.,.e:j?:ghiQ ,- r i rt y r w' V! sl ff A r y Q, F' 7jjMr..v, .gr rr tg, fi.-,ff mfr .K , ' '- wars W Sr UN GRADE fi! ig' 7 RJ ? fp. RP' .. 'lfffm -I. 'Tx' ' .wi ' we ip , V -rm Pa - , 5-2 - ,Z 'A i LT.---- 5 ' --..-Q---f.:.. vi ' f l M 'L ,g ' A A L E544 if N ,r,, 1 Y N' 4 5 f it M X A 95 no K -' N 'Q f M- M' r A if FIVE . ' R i f ..: is Q 5. . V, H' A f ' YP, ' J fi' it in 5 ' . 4, -rf, 1 are 'Q 'M J ' V 3m,ff1'3, i ,si f Q e A yi ,, .. VV I fi X M Q it 93, - f it WJ V . V 2 igg. is , . . I N K Vlt- i :E:' . I E.if' . C LKAW LV 1 fi A A ,Adi . nz.: kr .r Q .5 , 4, ,,g :vga :i:..Ey?- ,f I w j hi V an 15 it ..,. V X?ff7?J 'V' Wi , J . J . 5' i. gf! rl! 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Bowling Green State Univer- sityg Miami University. David Beek and David Coon appear stumped. This girl is intent on her work. Debbie Allman Angela Apt Gary Bailey Peggy Beck Ric Beck David Beek Linda Bell Shelly Boisher Sue Brandt Carl Brenner Joel Bryce Laura Calvin Mike Clinger Elizabeth Cobb GRADE Elaine Adams David Allman V.-.5-Qwgg ,5,gr , - gsefefi 'Y M Y 'Q f ... it if fr T X 5 if I I .fy W -V V l ..: E - E 55 g : rc ' 'W mi , 52, I t W 1 J. , . vw- Q Wg -Q.. A ,mike-nn S'f'.'2i39F?SP .. 1 I 4 A f,' ...:, EK.. Ja, Z4 1 ' FH a,v1s f Y as ,Lf f if f , . A ' . AS 'I ' fix T lf?1f:,Ek:v1x fl . 1,4 ,, g M 1 'ffgffl' iv 2 Ji ,at if ff? SIX ip. f Q ' J 5 ,if AA:.V: ' , an H 'ff J .Aiwa , 5 .lx Af- ..jj- gl , .. ,ff pig , , -.,A 5 . X. .,,,- ,. K . A ' , ,M I 1 is I - ,. an ' '- . :- is , Lg -If f ' wiwig ,C , 'E' , ' V'k ' ?' V J , 7 ' V- - J ' , 1 V V 5, ts, . M , .V l AA, . - ff ' - is V ,.. 5 Q. f- b 7 h F. g Vk A . A , t K 5 f 4' -ef . . if .rg 0 ..,...: :,, t . 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