Mount Vernon High School - Forum Yearbook (Mount Vernon, OH)

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.. 'ESM fa was H fm ' tlgw tragedy as G, W. veils is-me I VEDETTE STAFF FRONT ROW: Jack Dowds, Bob Kahrl, Mina Bancroft, Pam Gueulette, Lizbeth Fullemann. BACK ROW: Hugh Hookway, Larry Frye, John Bollinger, Mr. Lee Ramey, Mrs. Catherine Walk- er, Mrs. Peggy Roberts, Jeanne Shick, Elizabeth Daniel. Here are the members of our student body and faculty who published the school's first literary magazine, the Vedette. IMPORTANT CLASSES IOOWJ CLASS FIRST ROW: Reed Hamilton, Carol Hoecker, Susie Bone. SECOND ROW: Wfayne Decker. Steve Walk- er, Lizbeth Fullemann, Karen Fritz, Karen Miller, Chris Clark. THIRD ROW: Pat Harris, Ronetta Miller, Sue Earnest, Robin Rhoades, Bill Kymer, John Bollinger, Brian Gatchell. FOURTH ROW: Karen Vernon, Kathy Mc- Cutchen, Connie Rodgers, Dan Clyde, Bruce Dudgeon. THOSE ABSENT WERE: Martha Ward, Janice Baube, Loraine Lester, Darlyne Patton, Barbara Gump, Gerald Layinon, Merla Mathews. Why is this class so happy? They subscribed IOOW to the Jacket Journal. FIRST ROW: Bob Gunia, Harry Bouton, Bill Vernon, Charles Woodland, Gary Statler. Carole Davis, Shari Scott. SECOND ROW: Mr. James Imel, Ed Tablett, Roy Payne, Richard Bemiller, Ron Hempfield, Linda Burggraf, Judy Jacobs, Sandy Shoman, Barbara Carper, Teresa Madias. THIRD ROW: Ken Ressler, Doug Rhodes, Larry Kleiner, Ron Hull, Dan Green, Judy Johnson, Steve Mondron, Alice Neibarger. This is the class with the largest collection of food for the Easter bask- et collection.

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The election board counts ballots in favor of Richard Nixon for the school's mock Pres- idential election. st...-any Lorinda Netolick and Bill Wood point out the qualities of their favorite candidates. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION YEAR The juniors, jay Harris, Kay Jacobs, Donna Pond, Barb Eyster, and Pam Wendy Irvine, and Allan Helser cam- Gueulette, members of the Modern paign for a lost cause. World History Club, read letters writ- ten to the candidates.

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BOTTOM ROXV: Sharyn Ilger, Sharon Horn, Patsy Melcher. TOP ROXV: Dawn Woodward, Carol Orsborn, Helen Angelas. Off to New York go six Y-Teens to par- ticipate in the United Nations Study Trip spon- sored by the Ohio District Y.W'.C.A. ' 1 ' T ' s , -L x 1 v, Q 5' A o an fi win, .iw-N' K , ' G l ' i 7 X 5 S gx SEATED: Rosilyn Latham, jo Ann Graham. STANDING: Ed Tablett, Don McConnell, Iflarry Bouton. DELEGATES TO GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Delegates to Girls' and Boys' State are appointed by the local American Legion upon recommendation of high school teachers. These boys and girls are jun- iors and are sent to the Stale to learn about state government. Girls' State meets at Capital University in Columbus, and Boys' State takes place at Ohio Uni- versity in Athens. GROUP REPRESENTATIVES OE THE S CH O O L HIGH SCHOOL POETS Several juniors and seniors entered original poems in the annual poetry contest sponsored by the Naziozml Association for High School Poetry which is published in California. The winners are pictured below. Seated clockwise: Margaret Shields, Ann Wfack- er, Leah Stamper, Sharon Beckett, Ellen Lord, Linda Severns. Slfzmlingz Ron Darling, Tom Todd, Hugh Hookway. Bob Buker and Norman Tabor received special mention for their poems in the anthology.