New London High School - Wildcat Yearbook (New London, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

J ' w .V 3 . l , I , T r 1 Q , Q if ' 1-1 X lx .lim i X ii. 5 3 s Y A 'Q -F ,.r,Y,.., A '7' if-4' 4 1 gif? -Ti il may , B mm - 11 S 1 5 - - k' . A L+- I '1 -Q1-r 14 Q F - ns 7 511-4+--. , ' 4' .hiv J a,.. EW' ' 145. l Mfmm :J ,film .vi-1 . 1- .X Vnh yr if 5 fa I -.-. 1 -1' - i i , 'Q x fl 1 I 1 R 1 A Pl L X an V ,,..-J 5 If fy 5 my DEDICATION TO OUR PARENTS WE DEDICATE THIS I96Q WILDCAT IN APPRECIATION OF THEIR CONSTANT INSPIRATION AND HELP IN ALL THE PROJECTS AND ACTIVITIES THROUGH- OUT OUR SCHOOL YEARS. 2 'Lx ZS, J Robert Thomas Pres. Ruth Motter Clerk SCHOOL Jack Hodgkin Archie Case BOARD at -YK 2fW4awQ- fa'FE?iw 3 Harold Perry, Jr Norman Merrill G. W. Bender--H.S. Prin. E. J. Schacht Supt. 'us ,TX J xv., Mr. Les Myers--Jr. Hi Prin., Math, Coach. Barbara Angle Sec. Mr. Don Jerry--Counselor, Coach. Mrs. Helen Woodworth--Ass't Counselor, English, Spanish. 4- if 4 r 41 IV FMU H A fll E Miss Lynn Corbitt Voc al Music Mrs. Lorene Baker English, Social Studies Mr. George Linn Science, Math 'ibn Miss Mary Finkel Phys. Ed., Health Mr. J. B. Finley Science, Math , 'XS Mr. Leland Girton Government, Sociology, History Mr. Ken Laborie Chemistry, Physics, Math Mr. John McGowan Mrs. Wilma Pierce Coach, English, History Social Studies, English , fr wswzmavaq . -- Mrs. Margaret Smith Mr. Bob Wenner 7th English, H.S. Commercial Mech. Draw., Math j W Mr. Eugene Smith h R13 h Geometry, Algebra, Latin Mrs. Hshi c ey Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin Home Ec. 7 Mr. Gilman Baker Mr. Earl Cranston Mr. Wes Ritchey Vo. Ag. Biology, Science, Coach History, Health, Coach ,U 1 ' 'f 1 1 5 1 an Q 'V Emu 1 l 9 4 ' I ' ' I w I a 1 1 4 Mr. John Mench Mr. Malcolm Scott English, History, Speech Shorthand, Cen. Bus., Typing fic 4 1.4 I X V Mr. John Williams Ind. Arts Mr. Leonard Machles Inst. Music 3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NANCY LOU REID Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 1-35 Class Sec. 15 Treas. 45 Li brarian 2-45 FTA 3,45 Honor Roll 45 Tattler 25 Annual Staff 45 Girls' State 35 Prince ofPeace County 45 Huron County Festival 4. MARY ANN STAPLES Byrd Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 1-35 Class Sec. 1,45 Treas. 25 FTA 3,45 Thespian 1-45 Scholarship Team 25 Tattler 25 Choral Ensemble 1. 4s GAYLE ELAINE SUTHERLAND Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Dance Band 2-45 Instrumental Ensemble 2,35 Chorus 1-45 Choral Ensemble 45 Glee Club 1-35 Class Pres. 3,45 V. Pres. 25 Student Council 15 FTA 3,45 Treas. 45 Thespian 1-4, Treas., 2,35 Tattler 25 Hi-Notes 2,35 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 Triple Trio 3,45 Lakeland Conference 2,35 OMEA Chorus 2,45 Huron County Festival 4. CAROL ANN RANDLEMAN Chorus 15 Class V. Pres. 45 Librarian 2-45 FTA 45 FHA 1,25 Honor Roll 1,2,45 Scholarship Team 3. GAYLE LYNN SMITH Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 1-35 Student Council 45 Lakeland Conference 2,3. BONITA SUE TROXEL Chorus 1-35 Triple Trio 3,45 Senior Sextet 45 Choral Ensemble 45 Glee Club 2,35 Student Council 3,45 Pres. 45 FTA 3,45 Scholarship Team 2. LOIS LEE BURT Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Reserve Cheerleader Alt. 35 FTA 35 FHA 1-4, Historian 25 Song Leader 4. JEANNENE MARIE BURTON Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Home- coming Attendant 15 Student Council 25 FHA 1-4, V. Pres. 45 Fair Board 3,45 Public Relations 25 Betty Crocker Award 4. THOMAS ARTHUR CAWRSE Tom Chorus 1,25 Choral Ensemble 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3,45 FFA 1-4, Pres. 45 V. Pres. 35 Sec't 25 Thespian 3,45 Scholarship Team 15 District 15 Legion Essay 1,2,35 County Parliamentary Pro- cedures 1,2,3. JANET MARIE COLE Jan Chorus 1,2545 FHA 1-4. DELBERT GREGORY BARNES Greg Concert Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2,35 Football 1 4, Class President 25 Thespian 3,45 OMEA Chorus 35 Boys' Quartet 4. RITA MAE BEST NANCY KATHLEEN BLAKE Chorus 25 Glee Club 15 FHA 1-4 LARRY BOOTH Football 35 FFA 1-4. v1am'S'20?-W1 ' ' r 5 I LOWELL DUNLAP Student Council 45 FFA 1-4, Ass't Treas. 4, Historian 1. SUZANNE FARNSWORTH Sue Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1-35 Chorus 152,45 Glee Club 1-35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Reserve Cheerleader 1,25 FTA 3,45 Thespian 3,45 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 OMEA Chorus 45 Huron County Festival 4. KAREN ANN ERDMANN Andi Marching Band 1,25 Chorus 1-45 Glee Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerleader Alt. 45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Annual Staff 4. SHARON LEE ERDMANN Sam Marching Band 1,25 Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 45 Reserve Cheerleader 25 Annual Staff 4. CHARLES WILLIAM COOKE Bill Chorus 1,25 Football 2,35 Thespian 2-45 Legion Essay 3. ROGER LEE COY Chorus 1,25 Football 1-45 Track 1,2. PATRICIA SUE DELAMATER Pat Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Instru- mental Ensemble 1,25 Chorus 1,35 Glee Club 1,35 Majorette 2-45 FTA 3,45 Historian 45 Thespian 2-45 Scholarship Team 3. JANE MARGARET DONALDSON Janie Glee Club 35 Homecoming Queen 45 FTA 3,45 Sec. 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Quiz Bee Alt. 35 DAR Test 45 Merit Scholarship 35 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet Acc. 45 Triple Trio Acc. 3,45 Ohio History Test Hon. Men. State 3. if 5 -L-L rf .y 'T X In 'ff' 4 ' 1 - nl fr. 1 .- 5. -.X . wi' PATRICIA ANN F ENNER Pat Chorus 15 Student Council 45 Homecoming At- tendant 45 FHA 1-4. PATRICIA ANN FOSTER Pat Chorus 15 Glee Club 15 FHA 1-4. MARGARET ANN FRATE PSSSY Chorus 1,2545 Glee Club 1-35 Huron County Festival 45 FTA 3,45 V. Pres. 45 Thespian 3,45 Scholarship Team 1, 2 . GENE ARDEN GEIGER Geig Chorus 15 Thespian 1-4. A -4- V HARRY WALTER HARTMAN FFA 1-45 Sec't 45 Honor Roll 35 Scholarship Team 35 Legion Essay 3. JUANITA HAMILTON Glee Club 15 FHA 1-4. ADELE HOPE HILEMAN Concert Sz Marching Band 1-45 Ensembles5 Inst. 1-35 Ch. 45 Choral Groups 1-45 Acc. 1-45 Class V. Pres. 15 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 2,45 Cheerleader5 R. 35 V. 45 Sextets 3,45 Triple Trio 3,45 Lakeland Conference 1-45 County 45 Girls' State 35 Dance gl German Bands 3,45 FTA 3,45 Thespian 3,45 Quiz Bee Co-winner 3. CAROL ANNETTE HOBBS Chorus 152,45 Glee Club 1,25 Scholarship Team 35 Annual Staff 4. ANNE MARTHA HUEBNER Concert Band 1-35 Marching Band 1,25 Dance Band 2,35 Chorus 1,35 Glee Club 1,35 Student Council 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Head 45 Scholarship Team 25 Legion Essay 15 Junior Sextet 35 Senior Sextet 45 Triple Trio 3,45 Honor Roll 4. ROLLAND L. HUNTER Rolly Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Chorus 45 OMEA Chorus 45 Huron County Festival 45 Foot- ball 3. BONNIE LOU JACKSON Chorus 1,2,45 Glee Club 1,25 FHA 1-3. CATHERINE RUTH JENNINGS Cathie Quiz Bee co-winner 25 Chorus and Glee Club 1,35 Student Council 45 V. Pres. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1-45 Librarian 2-45 FTA 3,45 Sextet 3,45 Girls' State 35 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 1-35 Dis. 25 DAR Test 45 Legion Essay 2,3. RAYMOND FRANK KILEN Ray Concert Band 1,25 Chorus l,2,35 Football 1,35 Basketball 1,25 Thespian 1-4. MARK WADE KNAPP FFA 1-45 Historian 1. GEORGE LANKA A Gunner Chorus 1,25 Football 1,35 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Baseball 1,25 Class Treas. 15 Thespian 354. TWILA GARRETT LUCAS Tod Concert Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-45 Glee Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 35 Scholarship Team 1-3. F ., . in F in BARRY LEE MILLER Concert Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-25 Chorus 15 Football 3,45 Basketball 1-45 Track 35 Base- ball 1-35 FTA 3,45 Pres. 45 Thespian 2-45 Honor Roll 1,2545 Scholarship Team 152,35 Boys' State 3. JACK LEE MILLER Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Football 3,45 Basketball 15 Annual Staff 45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 District 152,35 State 1,2,3. ROBERTA LOUISE MITCHELL FI-IA 2,s. OSSIE DEAN PARSONS FHA 1 -4. CQ' DON ALVIN LAWRENCE Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Dance Band 2-45 Instrumental Ensemble 1-45 Chorus 1,25 Boys' Quartet 45 Thespian 3,45 Huron County Festival 45 Lakeland Conference 1-3. TOM ALLEN LAWRENCE Concert Band 1-35 Marching Band 1-35 Thespian 45 Scholarship Team 25 Lakeland Conference 1 -3 . SALLY ANN McC ONNELL Sam Chorus 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Homecoming Attend- ant 25 FFA Queen 45 FHA 3. WILLIAM MICHAEL MCCULLOUGH Bill Thespian 3,4. 'Q' Flew- ' LARRY ALLEN ROBERTSON Joe Chorus 1,25 Football 1-35 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Baseball 15 Thespian 1-4. ROBERT JOHN ROEDER Bob Chorus 15 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-35 Track 35 Baseball 3,45 Student Council 1. DEAN ROBERT RUNKLE Instrumental Ensemble 35 Student Council 25 Thespian 1-45 Annual Staff 45 Boys' State 35 Chorus 1. NANCY ANN SHANNON Concert Band 15 Marching Band 15 Chorus 2,45 Glee Club 25 FHA 1-45 V. Pres. 4. CAROL JOSEPHINE NEEL Prince of Peace 4. EVELYN RUTH RADCLIFFE Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 25 Majorette 2,35 Head 45 FTA 45 Reporter 45 Thespian 354. MYRTIE ELLEN RATLIFF FHA 1 -4. JEAN HARRIET RIESKE Chorus 1-35 Glee Club 25 Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 2-45 FTA 3,45 Honor Roll 1,45 Prince ofPeace 4. JOHN FRANK SHAVER Frank Football 15 Basketball 1-3. JEROLD WHITE SLY Jerry GLENN BRIAN SPRAGUE Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-25 Dance Band 2-45 Instrumental Ensemble 1-35 Chorus 1,25 Football 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2-45 Class V. Pres. 35 Annual Staff 45 Huron County Festival 45 OMEA Chorus 2. JERRY ALAN STEINKE Stick Football 2-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 2,35 Baseball 1-4. ,,,,.4-mi' SANDRA LEE STOBER Sandy Chorus 1,25 Majorette 2-45 FHA 1-45 Historian 3. LEO CLIFFORD SWITZER Cliff Concert Band 1,25 Marching Band 1,25 Chorus 152,45 Football 35 Basketball 15 Thespian 2-45 Prince of Peace 45 OMEA Chorus 45 Huron County Festival 4. RAMON CLYDE UPTON MARVIN WOODE WARD Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-45 Dance Band 2-45 Instrumental Ensemble 1,3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 FTA 3,45 Thespian 1-45 Honor Roll 35 Scholarship Team 2. 1 --GI' - 'I , Q kqn!E?IQa ignggiggg, . - 5 xiql is I 4 1 I - A ,Q 0.465533 swf ifewan f' 5335 +4 fi' 2. 'I ' -'rf' ,'z 7 1- 4 Y f Sain 3, I! I Urges? ' 5'- i ..' ith. l ... ' ' ,v , 1, fly , I X U If IW lun: Ml 5 is ' RUTH ANN ZIMMERMAN Concert Band 1-45 Marching Band 1-43 FHA 1-43 Pres. 4. i w' 5. .,A.mw 4-I' 3 ,.':3'W I 3 1 , ,qhmwvky 12' I I r ,X ml,:5lW,1,XI,I:,jl1N?f V fl! .I fflm 3?l'wl I A ll 1,3 Qazfliwsfjil ' lLMQT4H Aqfinf ' V - cfs new M5-.,.---. . PHILLIP DAVID WARD Phil Marching Band 2-45 Choral Ensemble 13 Basket ball 1,23 Class Sec. 23 Thespian 3,43 Honor Roll 3,43 Boys' Quartet 4. ROBERT JOHN WHITRIGHT J ack Concert Band 1,23 Marching Band 1-33 Baseball 13 Legion Essay 1-3. JEANINE ELNA WILSON Chorus l,2,43 Glee Club 23 FHA 1-43 Treas. 43 Prince of Peace 43 Honor Roll 4. VIRGINIA MAE WOLCOTT Ginny Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 23 FI-IA 2,33 Huron County Festival 4. I J p. ,mm 1.4, IJ' 'Y YM TE I 4' CLASS PROPHECY lt's the year 1980 and New London's joined the race By launching a Catnik into orbit--out in space . And back in the lab, Professor P, Ward and crew Are recording results of Operation '62 Cathie Jennings is President of the U .S ,A ,g Jerry Sly has become the country's top D.J.3 Bill McCullough is a cop in the Texas State Patrol And Jerry Steinke plays a football in the Sugar Bowl. Adele Hileman was elected to the Music Hall of Fameg Jack Whitright, in the art world, is a real famous name. Karen Erdmann, in business with Sharon, her sister, I-las created a hairdo known in Paris as The Twister Ossie P. and Myrtie Ratliff cook the high school's chowg Janet Cole and Carol Neel are busy secretaries now. Margaret Frate is a professor of accounting at Penn, And Frank Shaver bottles spicy shaving lotion for men. Byrd Staples has discovered a sure cure for cancerg Patty Foster is in London as a ballet dancer , Carol Randleman and Evelyn are both surgical nursesg Roger Coy's a mortician and drives lavender hearses. Mark Knapp is trapping beaverg Larry Booth is hunting bear Twila Lucas knits her grandchildren's baby wear . Nancy Shannon wed a millionaire and owns a mink and yacht Jeanine Wilson hit the headlines as a crack rifle shot . Ray Upton is new owner of the A 81 P Storey Tom Lawrence is a bombshell on the U .S . Senate Floor . l-larry Hartman bought a dude ranch down in Mexico, And Rolly Hunter's riding bronchos in the rodeo. Greg Barnes and Bonita produce a Broadway showg Lois Burt's a big wheel in New London's Power Co . Rita Best is distinguished for her cool dress designsg Juanita I-Iarnilton's a hostess for United Air Lines . Dr. G. B. Sprague is a specialist in bonesg Nancy Reid pulls teethg Janie's selling shakes and cones , Patty Delamater teaches calculus at M .I.T. l-1arvard's new speech professor's Dr . Jean Rieske , Gayle Sutherland is president of Standard Oil Trustg Jack Miller has become New London's favorite druggist. Sandy Stober teaches Home Ec.g Lowell Dunlap teaches Ag, Ray Kilen and Cliff Switzer are the Masters of the Drag. 20 Nancy Blake and Ginny Wolcott run an orphan children's camp, And George Lanka has become the World Heavyweight Champ . jeannene Burton's in the histories for her famous cherry pie, Dean Runkle's gone to Washington and joined the F .B .I, Roberta Mitchell's demonstrator of the space age kitchen range, Ruth Ann Zimmerman is local secretary of the Grange. Bonnie jackson's flying jets--now that she is a WAC-- Gene Geiger joined the Air Force and flies in the SAC . Don Lawrence and Marv Ward have the hottest jazz combo, Barry Miller's writing songs to fit the Twist and the Mambo. Bob Roeder's in Alaska where he found a gold mine, And Sally's right: up there so's to keep him in line . Bill Cooke is now working as a big construction boss And Suzanne keeps him healthy on pop and pizza sauce . Everybody takes his car to Anne Huebner, the mechanic, In the comedy world, Larry Robertson's a panic . Gayle Smith and Carol Hobbs, out West, are painting horses -- Patty Fenner and Tom are raising cattle and Cawrses . Back at N.L ., crowds are howling 'cause this headline hit the press: OPERATION '62 DECLARED A ROARING SUCCESS! CLASS WILL I, Greg Barnes, will my excess weight and height to Charlie Crawford so he can play football. I, Rita Best, will to Donna Trammel the right to study all she can, I, Nancy Blake, will to Mary Blaha my chair in homeroom and my locker . I, Larry Booth, will to Robert Wolcott my ability to make reports in government class . l, Lois Burt, will to Marcia Crabbs my ability to eat all the time . I, jeannene Burton, will to Lois Schneiter my non -hatred attitude toward boys . I, Tom Cawrse, will my superior speed and inexhaustible wind supply to Robert Wilson. I, janet Cole, will Jennie Bingman the right to sit with any boys she wants to on the Clarksfield bus . I, Bill Cooke, will my right to sing Duke of Earl in 7th period study hall to Bill Damron. I, Roger Coy, will the right to kiss the Homecoming Queen to Mike Miller . We, Pat Delamater and Karen Erdmann, will the right to have monkey -bites and not get caught in gym class to Ruth Burns and Kitty Calhoun. I, Janie Donaldson, will my beat-up saddle to Darryl Runkle and the honor of Homecoming Queen to some fortunate junior girl. I, Lowell Dunlap, will all of my tardy slips to Whom it may concern. 21 I, Sharon Erdmann, will my right to brush angora in Bookkeeping class to any- one with the nerve to try it. I, Sue Farnsworth, will my 9th period office practice mistakes to Janice Pierce, I, Pat Fenner, will to the second luckiest girl in the Junior class the chance to be Senior Homecoming Attendant, I, Pat Foster, will my red hair to anyone who wants it. I, Margaret Frate, will the art of writing letters that look like government notes to any Junior that may need it. We, Gene Geiger and Rolly Hunter, will to anyone who dares to take speech the right to bug Mr . Mench. I, Juanita Hamilton, will to Joyce Blevins the ability to talk in any study hall she wants to without getting caught. I, Harry Hartman, will my hot car to Gilman Baker, I, Adele Hileman, will my shares in the Cheerleaders' '37 Orange Car to Vicki Hanson, Sherrill Cooke, and Allison Barnes . I, Carol Hobbs, will my ability to collect Brownie Points to Dave Stewart. I, Anne Huebner, will my pretty yellow sundress to Sherrill Cooke so that she can succeed in her musical career . I, Bonnie Jackson, will to Billie Jackson my car hopping job at the Dari-Delite . I, Cathie Jennings, will to Lynn Foster the right to use the Physics dark room, if she can wade through it. We, the eternal triangle, Ray Kilen, Don Lawrence, and Bill McCullough, will our places and inalienable rights, such as chewing gum, talking during class, etc. as long as it bugs Mr , Laborie to next year's Physics students. They also may have our saying, Mr . Laborie will never kick you out! I, Mark Knapp, will Stanley Jent the ability of keeping up the good work in trap- ping fox. I, George Lanka, will to Dick Marschall the ability to dunk a basketball! I, Tom Lawrence, will my temper to any Junior who will use it next year in Mr. Laborie's Physics class . He likes it. I, Twila Lucas, will my excess height to Bill Damron to use in the furthering of his basketball career. I, Sally McConnell, will to any girl with the courage to do what I did, the right to do it. I, Barry Miller, will the right to have a blast at Boys' State to any soul lucky enough to go, and I will my points to Mr . Laborie . I, Jack Miller, will the right to chew gum in Mr . Laborie's class and the ability not to get caught. I, Roberta Mitchell, being of sound mind and body, take everything with me . I, Carol Neel, will to Mary Blaha the right to turn red when caught laughing. I, Ossie Parsons, will to all of the underclassmen the ambition to graduate, especially my brother Phil. I, Evelyn Radcliffe, will to next year's lucky girl the thrill and honor of being selected as the head majorette. Lots of Luck! I, Carol Randleman, will to the student librarians the right to have a blast in the library fwith Mrs. French's permissionj. I, Myrtie Ratliff, will to Phylistine Collins and Joyce Blevins the ability to goof off and chew gum whenever they want to . 22 I, Nancy Reid, will all of my library hours and Wednesday afternoons to Lynn Foster . I, Jean Rieske, will my seventh grade study hall to any brave F ,T.A , member and my Explorer's License to Mary Lou Hardy. I, Larry Robertson, will the right to get A's in office practice to Dennis Ed- wards . I, Bob Roeder, will my full -back position on the football team to Charlie Crawford. I, Dean Runkle, will my so called raunchy personality to Mr . Laborie as if he needs it. I, Nancy Shannon, will to Judy Perkins the privilege of riding the Fitchville bus . 1, Frank Shaver, will to Rodney Stover, my old Huron Track sweat shirt . I, Jerry Sly, will my height to Carl Cotter . We, Gayle Smith and Mary Staples, will our whammied lockers to any worthy Juniors . I, Glenn Sprague, will my height to Rodney Moose Stover, and my brother to Coach Ritchey to do with him whatever he pleases . I, jerry Steinke, will to Rodney Stover a wig so he can be a cheerleader , I, Sandy Stober, will to Mary Knapp the right to take her bookkeeping set out without getting caught . I, Gayle Sutherland, will the right to Sherrill Cooke to be a TW as often as she likes without being bugged by the Coach. I, Cliff Switzer, leave to any Chemistry student the right to steal gunpowder from the lab and experiment with it. l, Bonita Troxel, will the right to be forgotten to the next lucky person who rides with Lynn Foster , I, Ramon Upton, will to next year's typing class my ability of not being caught erasing by Mr . Scott. I, Marvin Ward, will to any underclassman the right to talk to his girl friend in the halls and not get caught. I, Phil Ward, will all my old issues of PB to Mr. Laborie. I, jack Whitright, will my ability to chew gum in Law Class without getting caught to Suzan Dumond. I, Jeanine Wilson, will to Bonnie Shannon my ability for being the shortest girl in the Senior class . I, Virginia Wolcott, will my ability for not making up time to Janice Pierce, I, Ruth Ann Zimmerman, will to some unsuspecting victim the PRIVILEGE of being the F .H ,A , President. 23 Hrv- Allison Barnes S.C. Sherrill Cooke Sec'y Ellen Kirkpatrick Treas Dave Stewart Pres. Dick Marschall V. Pres. Vicki Hanson S.C. Elizabeth Bennett Mary Blaha Georgia Blair Rosalee Butler Orbie Case Bob Cooke Joyce Copley Carl Cotter Bill Damron Jack Donaldson Susan Dumond Bob Earl CLASS OF '63 Dennis Edwards Sus an Ehrhardt Bernie Ewell Gary Ewell Leonard Foster Lynn Foster Pam Frank Claire Gopp Alan Grilley Rietta Hale JoAnne Hamer Lewis Harp 'v Yu? -f Molly He ckbert Norm Huebner D al e Hunter Billie Jackson Harvey Jam es Jerry Johns Jeannene Johnson Dora King Anthony Kirkpatrick Mary Knapp Vicki Knapp Barbara Landis Nanette Martin Jim Massie Joyce Matthews Mike Miller Karen Monroe Corky Nichols -WX CL' v SW -is Aff- ' .LJ y X Bob Wilson Bob Wolcott Jim Paramore Janice Pierce Ronnie Poole Mike Ritchey Shirley Roeder Tom Roeder Lois Schneiter Dick Shriver Joan Smith Jim Snyder Susan Snyder Wayne Spencer Rodney Stover Donna Trammell Edward Vosatka Kenneth Wargo Bertha Weiner Carol Wenner l H x ea 'X A f , f' 'I 3, uk - I V 9 E fa H ,lr 1 'S l Bill Conley S.C . 5 13. Pauline Best Chuck Biddinger Jennie Bingrnan Emie Blake Joyce Blevins Dan Brundage Ruth Burns ., S rl, 8 H Qty, L' Qu- Q' jg fi f x l ,fx Janet Anderson Janet Anderson Frank Arnoczky Donna Barber Clayton Bartow Jim Bates Janet Bauer H , ul f ii , vm -oy 'x lu , N ilk ? .6 5, A V 1-If .L W k f I -5 -is Vx. .. 1.3- Stanley Burton Harry Byron Kitty Calhoun Kathy Casada Betty Chrism an Patty Cline Phylistine Collins Luana Dominguez Sec. Charlotte Cooke Alice Cowie JoAnn Cowie Marcia Crabbs Charlie Crawford Kathy Delamater Doris Deppen Dick Riedy Pres. Seward Matthews V. Pres. Torn Ward Treas. K i 'T' 5 'fc' Susie Dill Lula Eaton Roger Edler Joey Enderby Nancy Erickson Ruth Evans Beth Ewell' Larry Walton S C Steve Farley David Fenner Jerry G ardner Dinah Garrett Susan Grilley Steve' Hall Joan Harmony vi ' Q UI? 1. Ronnie Knapp Sandy Landphair Sharon Lariscy Lynn Leach William Meek Joe Miller Steve Miller Sv Q. 'N Lewis Harp Betty Harris Rhoda Hartley Elizabeth Hartman Richard Harwood Stanley J ent Joe Kinnell X YHA rp , xv -ev' Sharon Pence John Porter Tim Porter Doug Randlernan Barbara Rhodes Leonard Rieske Jerry Roeder af .1 57 -Q, A Ada Morrow Dave Motter Bill Mourton John Nichols Mike Olshewski Harold Paramore Goldie Patton 'ft iQ' S., Q and QP if Dan White Terry Wilson Geraldine Young 27 fs. Wt-'E l qi John Sanders Mary Lou Sanders' Bonnie Shannon Bob Sprague Peggy Stone Dai-ell Thomas Gloria Wargo l -l f a J ia liwrrl eirfar,-+4,n- eee J an QL-H ig A 'Sl 'we .L g k, .Q - W N -C-f , L' fn-Qu 1' lf 3 11: , ' 4 g If in J err W ,aaa an Steve Cooke Kathryn Coombs Mary Ann Coy Carl Crabbs Cynthia Crawford Joyce Cutcher Robert Cutcher Glenn Damron Charles Davidson Connie Harper Joyce Anderson Bernice Battle Brenda Bowman Karen Bowman Bill Bracken Don Brazie John Burk Dean Campbell Charlotte Cook ffsa an frail, 'gvr!!aaiw irve Y ,wif 1177! ,gn W, x g . 1- 1 ': 5 , g J F Y J Y ,sf V W1 fl' ' i ii? A Judy Cooke -iff' 1' a 5 ' Julie Harner N , 'UQ :N K Q Y xl ' s 1 1 W ' S.C. Sec. Pres. V. Pres. Treas. ' if ' y'ff.1I,Q -,gl ia -1 1 V. '- 1 , ' -v - ,Q xi ' v-13 g, 'S F V- A 54 K 4, Y 1 .... J f - 2 f . O . - .J . ,fa -N Q. Q, ee, l rr' J, 1 lf- -15 f g Y I ..: :. .3, ,t.,. If ill it ,S . 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H vx 5212551525 XLQ XX Vi ! , g B. Sprague, G. Barnes, D. Marschall, T. Cawrse, L. Walton, S. Cooke, J. Miller, K. G ' C Petroff, B. Roeder, M. Miller, R. Coy, G. Sprague Sept . Sept Sept Sept Oct . Oct . Oct . Oct . Nov . Nov . Willard . . . Loudonville . Vermilion . . Margaretta . F redericktown Midview . . . Clearview . . Avon Lake . Huron . . . Wellington . . 34- eiger, . Biddinger, N Opponent 16 6 0 18 20 28 l2 28 30 16 az, ll i A .l Li -m. J. Steinke, B. Miller, A. Kirkpatrick, D. Randlernan, T. Roeder, B. Ferber, B. Wilson, J. Enderby, B. Darnron, A Crilley, M. Ritchey, L. Foster, W. Hartley. The Seasons record did not indicate the true ability of the team . New London was hampered by many injuries and lack of adequate bench strength. Illustrating this fact is that four Wildcats were selected as all area players . New London highlights were scoring upon previously unbeaten, un- tied, unscored upon Huron and the victory over Wellington's Dukes . 35 SENIORS fi N QQ? M 'Q N, ., D , :fix 5 Q Greg Barnes fdue to football injuries Greg was unable to have V his picture takenj. Barry Miller Torn Cawrse Roger Coy 1 W 1 Bob Roeder w Jack Miller w Glenn Sprague Jerry Steinke 36 H Ik Yyaxl e L T , r- V :GQ H0127 Gs C0122-i I1 8- Prom The BLU. . 111118 U2 6 Duff E' HOU 01- 37 Oc-i Sty Scholastic A . chl evem ent ll Kathy Delamater, Sally Funk, Sherrill Cooke, and Lyle Jane Donaldson, Pat Fenner, Beth Cranston, Ronnie Merrill. Poole, and Gary Baker. Queen Janie being crowned by Ex-Queen Doris Duta Sally Funk, Pat Fenner, Jane Donaldson, Kathy Dela- Clearview Captain, Sally Funk, Tom Cawrse, Pat mater, and Sherrill Cooke. Fenner, Roger Coy, Jane Donaldson, Jerry Steinke, Kathy Delamater, Greg Barnes, and Sherrill Cooke. 1 'Q I , ,, wi, . iw, nw. .- W QW Y x a w . - 2-f nz? V- :lf , -gr Y-3-. ,., . ., . -4 'L M QQ? CHEERLEADERS R E S E R V Janet Lu ana Sh aron Elizabeth Kitty E Anderson Dominguez Pence Hartman Calhoun V A R 9 I T Y Anne Huebner Sherrill Cooke Adele Hilern an Vicki Hanson Allison Barnes Karen Erdrnann Q-J---1 il- J Judy Hoffman Juanita Miller Barbara Marschall Linda Dillon Nancy Funk Susan Reidy UH Nl , G OH R VARSITY Coach Myers. SEATED: Bob Cooke, George Lanka, Jerry Steinke, Dick Marschall, Denny Edwards, Barry Miller Carl Cotter. STANDING: Rod Stover, Marvin Ward, Bill Damron, Anthony Kirkpatrick. SENIORS J i f ,Nu vi as K - L i Marvin Wand George Lanka Jerry Steinke Barry Miller 42 R E S E R V E STANDING: J. Porter, L. Walton, J. Miller, H. Byron, D. Reidy, Coach Jerry. KNEELING: C. Crawford, D. Motter, R. Knapp, B. Conley, C. Biddinger. .E J H I H O R BACK ROW: Coach Ritchey, E. Harris, A. Randleman, R. Randle- man, P. O'Riely, S. Garrett, J. Creselius, R. Bowman, M. Bow- man, L. Cucco. MIDDLE ROW: R. Gregory, P. Jennings, J. Heckbert, J. Smith, S. Matthews, E. Moman, R. Trammel, T. Teste J. Selka, J. Copely, Coach Crans- ton. FRONT ROW: J. Thomas, L. Perry, M. Gilbert, L. Hall, R. Cooke, M. Jones, T. Napier, C. Davis. TOP ROW: B Leaser, D Neel, T Tester, M. Smith, D. Campbell, N. Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: W. Hartley, J. Kinnel, L. Yates, G. Harris, Coach McGowan. FRONT ROW: C. Davidson, K. Geiger, S. Cooke, B. Ferber, J. Wray. I f?'Tf'fFif'rw ,jf w1r1e-if-If-Lwggrjlv-1 -v 1 1 I 1,1 l.l: LL. g TRACK KNEELING: Alan Grilley, Anthony Kirkpatrick, Barry Miller. STANDING: Coach Jerry, George Lanka Bob Wilson, Queen Bonita Troxel, Doug Randleman, Carl Cotter, Steve Cooke. This year the track team had nine meets . Events included the dis- cus, pole vault, shot put, high jump, broad jump, 100 -yard dash, 440 -yard dash, and the mile. The three main meets were the Lakeland Conference meet, the district meet, and the state meet. Alan Grilley was the Lakeland Conference champion in the 100-yard dash and the 440 -yard dash. He and Anthony Kirkpatrick qualified to participate in the state meet at Columbus . Alan placed second in the state in the broad jump. Bonita Troxel Was chosen by the team as track queen. 45 BASE BALL KNEELING: Dave Stewart, Dennis Edwards, Kevin Geiger. STANDING: Wayne Spencer, Dick Marschall, Rodney Stover, Harry Byron, Bill Damron. The New London High School baseball team did comparatively well this year considering the lack of participants . The highlights of the season were the winning of the rurmer -up trophy in the Huron County Tournament and the two games under the lights at Recreation Park. 46 CHORUS The high school chorus, directed by Miss Lynn Cor- bitt, consisted of sixty-two voices . This year it presented a Christmas concert . Some members par- ticipated in the Huron County Music Festival and the O.M.E .A. District Chorus . In May, the mixed cho- rus combined with the band to present a Spring Con- cert. Besides the concerts, the chorus sang at the school's Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies. It also participated in Baccalaureate services . ROW 1: Miss Corbitt, J. Sanders, C. Switzer, R. Hunter, N. Huebner, L. Mourton, B. Shannon, M. Frate, J. Cole, M. Hardy, J. Anderson, C. Harper, J. Speicher, A. Hileman. ROW 2: J. Wilson, N. Shannon, J. Perkins, B. Jackson, G. Harris, L. Rieske, R. Stover, B. Earl, D. Stewart, L. Kidd, J. Sauer, S. Snyder, G. Gatliff, R. Frank, N. Martin, D. King, B. Weiner. ROW 3: K. Coombs, M. Evans, B. Battle, J. Cowie, S. Pence, C. Cooke, C. Hobbs, G. Sutherland, J. Ferrel, S. Farnsworth, K. Erdrnann, A. Cowie, B. Bowman, R. Evans. ROW 4: F. Shamel, E. Krisha, D. Garrett, S. Dill, V. Wolcott, M. Crabbs, J. Anderson, P. Stone, J. Cutcher, R. Foster, C. Cook, A. Huggins, A. Barnes, J. Pierce, M. Davidson, R. Hartley, J. Bauer, B. Harris. 47 'YYXXY 'XJ 6 'YYXXO figxo e, 'iixo te' cow eo fx UV YWKSXVQQ an Swxe, Oooxeex . eqxwog ww fboeboei Qlzv-5 9390 xcxsomcxcm. gow, G who 962 Nl-e, Ui e1,Ysme,oXJXomoe, Pfdexe, -dxta YtouLeX, SYWLQYXXX Coo , toe, 3100? ostet . 6045' O33 pied YN ego x 'bo e Yke soX e-Doe , adxo Ca eYXo 6., 5 P-oo etwo Sox? 569-XO? SEHUYQ Gceg, Ybagoes , YXQXXN aio., 900 'vmlteooe , 90,10 Qoelooes. Sage, Qxeomoxog bone Ykxeboei 'mo Caioxe geggxggs xo we Sexixox Seuuxex me wkacgmem 9 'ima wo NWN 5Y2'QX o Caxkfxe, Xe Soxbea 3 zoo woo . P-one '5oe20oes , Psbew Qihefoa , Sue Y mogri ogxb , Ynovlxw 110-pax , G gg XUQXOYX SVRQY,-'Y yAXxeoo?:a1oe2f YW? V660 xxe,Xoi,oX xo 'QGXXWE W F994 fig,-QXQ, 'ifxo 9,06 XOQXXOS SGQYZY . ' CQSOXNH e00e1,Y9.1o?w1N-, XINQXXQ ?vecY2oexx,?AXe,1x Ysfxel-Q fxcixcv, SYxesixXX Cooke , 3 mime Ykesoe , Lqmx Y o-axe: . 48 DISTRICT I'S gi '-'- , . STATE l'S . M, , Tr Mi N L ' ' ' '31 qw Wwe, TT, V V KT A, Je 44 fm W: - T I ' I I I i' at T T A ,aj .. , nl V Dv M .1 A fa -,A ,. 3- -9 ,54 V ,La 555: 'SfzMi:3LXeL1 'J,, f 'IPI , M Th, . .. O 11. , EW? MQ., ,,. 5 , W aa . ig Rf- T A Y , 55 T Q , f sa. 1. Q Q.. MQ' ,, fa , .W dwwsz,--Sam! - ,M as ' A - TT A 3 T TTT T I fs' , 'Q W f w - I T T I' -I if ,, A T if sc W, .TTT 8 T Tw -T . . , 51- W N D ' A ls - A, ,,T ,TTQII 1 Q W ' ,, 'II In 4. -1' . ik 1 'T TJ KW Y , ' Rfk ,Q ,, W- - VCI . 5 4 fl A T I 2 , T . QT 'X -T 'J we W II A I I I T ::'f'2- Y' I me A . I I: ' f 3 H T -5'ff1L, '. 5 I We If '25 Bw? gg - -N 17732: 'XI Z W: Wm I v L' ,., . I. If t , M It '5 .T QI I IX ' L' I 55,1 Q 5 , T gp g , T45- 1 ' , -lg? Q e sf gr MAJORETTES Pat Delamater, Susann Ehrhardt, Sharon Pence, Sandy Stober, Vicki Knapp, Head Majorette: Evelyn Radcliffe. ARION AWARD ALL OHIO BOYS' BAND 5 - I 2 liz' I Na mf? 'favff Adele Hileman Snyder 49 f ' W, -nwzgf, N Q 1 ' ,i K , i, f- no U bww i ,.,. YW. M 1 V 'I ff ' A Swv' -If na V .fy - lf. H me sa f 1:-11 SENIOR BAND The high school band is one of the greatest contributions to New London. The marching and concert bands consisted of the same members . During football season the marching band was a colorful at- traction at half-time.. The drill routines were outstanding. One of the events was Evelyn Radc1iffe's fire baton perform- 8.I'1CG . The concert band began its season with the Firelands con- cert . The Winter concert featured Adele Hileman with a clarinet solo, and the trumpet trio, with Don Lawrence, Marvin Ward, and Glenn Sprague . The highlight of the year was the spring concert featuring the l8l2 Overture . This performance received a standing ovation--a source of great pride to our school. 50 JUNIOR BAND x , Ni 4 g,.L,a:.3:u-1 g ' - i,,,Y: v 51 B Q11 UQINEQS A Card Hobbs Dean R 9 ll wwf 9 'Uwe 1 wk Ennons Ju Mrs. Woodworth Glenn Sprague Nancy Reid S I-libel-land S T A F F 'ko 'fx .otdxixg 1,97 vo W 35 S5 99566 'boa G -sz 06 'IQ' 9 fa ffa 1, O eb Q65 fs O0 31111 5 2 'S' The library has hummed with activity during the last year . A, total of 48, 555 books were circulated during the year of l96l in addition to the many reference questions answered, new books prepared, catalogue cards filed, books charged out, carded, and returned to the shelves . Assisting with this school library program were the following four Senior girls: Nancy Reid, Carol Randleman, Catherine Jennings, and Jean Rieske . Nancy and Carol worked for two summers and on Saturdays in addition to their regular school day assignments . These girls have given valuable service to their school through their library Work. The four junior girls now working in the library are Vicki Hanson, Molly I-Ieckbert, Vicki Knapp, and Lynn Foster. The five Sopho- more assistants recently chosen by a faculty committee are Nancy Erickson, joan Harmony, Katherine Delamater, Betty Harris, and Thomas Ward. l 5 3 . ,ga gr, r V. ,KWWL jf I f ' fl xx BACK ROW: R. Cooke, L. Dunlap, L. Walton, B. Conley, J. Heckbert. MIDDLE ROW: C. Harper, J. Ringler, V. Hanson, G. Smith, P. Fenner. FRONT ROW: Qofficersj C. Jennings, B. Troxel, A. Barnes. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the representative government of the student body co -ordinating with the school ad- ministration . Activities of the group this year included the purchas- ing of a new basketball scoreboard and the sponsoring of school assemblies . The highlights of 1961-62 assemblies were the lecture of Mr. john D. Shiraef, about life behind the Iron Curtaing Jungle Larry and his live animal shovvg and the innovation of a Christmas candlelight assembly . 54 SCHOLARSHIP Xa' TEAM 5, ,Q - 1 E . 4 .Q 53413 -1 ' . 5599 . fx K W' a L W M WW' vw- :c.3u-.., Vg. ,, is , -- ' G l ' X 3 j.: WH ,LEE KKK1 f V -v-1 g i' . , ' f ff' r 1 S T , E , ag 5 '!Zk.i.. BOYS' STATE Anthony Kirkpatrick, Jim Snyder and Dick Marschall. Attending will be Tony and Dick. 1? ff .3 i , Q, i , ,I Dick Riedy, Seward Matthews, and Joan Harmony. High Scorer: Seward Matthews. GIRLS' STATE Pam Frank, Janice Pierce, Ellen Kirkpatrick, and Carol Wenner. Attending will be Ellen and Carol. z,'?'4',1 ,NN 2 L 3 , - , ' f I ' 1 if -f .. I bi VY' 7 'T r ,p ,J -'11 5 HG . V .' in fa I .I rw. , 4132 . Hi- 3 ' ' 7 -::f,:5,a , z A 5 .,,. N if W 1' . QUIZ BEE Dick Landis, Nancy Erickson, and Barbara Landis. 'X 4 v If I A 4 5 41 y , cums I v i FIRST ROW: T. Cawrse, L. Dunlap, Queen Sally McConnell, H. Hartman, M. Knapp. SECOND ROW: B. Mour ton, B. Wilson, J. Pararnore, L. Harp, J. Donaldson, S. Burton, R. Fye. THIRD ROW: H. Paramore, M. Olshewski L. Foster, N. Petroff, A. Gray, D. Thomas, V. Thomas, R. Edler. FOURTH ROW: W. Poss, B. Braken, N. Harp, B Ewell, J. Porter, K. Paramore, J. Smith, F. Arnoczky. F.F.A. Parli am ent ary Procedure 77' ' ' , The New London FFA Chapter had a busy year in 1961-62 . As in the paSt several years, We continued to farm. This year we had 25 acres of corn in the Reed Grain Program . We also participated in the district and state livestock judging contests . Four members attended the State FFA convention with their advisor . The chapter had four members at FFA camp and all reported a good time . The chapter also participated in the county Parliamentary Procedure contest and the members received a silver award on their demonstration. This year the members exhibited at the Huron County Fair again and several won prizes on their exhibits . We won third place on the FFA conservation booth at the fair . Several members also exhibited in the State Fair. The New London FFA chapter was judged to be second in the county for the Outstanding Vo-Ag Department . The prize was based on percent of members exhibiting and the number of awards received at the fair . We had 892 of the members exhibiting and ll awards won. 58 The F.H.A. sponsored by Mrs. Ruth McLaughlin is one of the schools most vital organizations. The Future I-lomemakers learn all the domestic arts and take care of many school sewing projects. A few of the many F.H.A. activities included the Huron County Fair projects, county-wide wool contest, county- wide formal initiation, and a Christmas party for small children. The family potluck supper and a pic- nic at the recreation park were also included in the year's activities. This year the Senior members prepared a Fallout Shelter Food Display, a project of great interest to the school and community. Q .4 V1 if W 93 1 JA , 'if r 4 'J up A . . A D, g 'mil' , -L km l 1 , i ,X A ..,,.. . V fu ' X , r - Q T . is :V ' ga ,f -5 1 l l 4 , , , - - F 3 ' G 'ff . B V ,qi J - uv ' , ., A. sr- zv ' 1 ' l f J .- , 4. . - J Q- X 1' , M rf . -Lir f - -W FIRST ROW J Wilson, B Shannon, P Fenner, J. Burton, R. Zimmerman, N Shannon, L Burt, D Trammel, S Dill SECOND ROW S Davidson, R Foster, C. Cook, K. Smith, B. Jackson, L Reidy, P Foster, S Stober, J Cole, R Tolliver, S Dorwart, C Cooke, M. Coy. THIRD ROW: R. Ulm, J Cowie, M Crabbs, J Bauer, J Speicher, S Funk, S Fleming, J Hamilton, H. Williams, L. Kidd, M. Ratliff, S Grllley, L Mourton, M Evans FOURTH ROW R Evans, C Poole, K Coombs, B. Bowman, N. Blake, J Smith B Battle L Pence, B Harris C Case, C Crawford BACK ROW S Ehrhardt, R. Butler, J. Johnson, M Knapp, N Martin, O Parsons, Roeder, G Blair, L Leach, S Pence, J Zimmerman. OFFICERS C Jennings, G. Sutherland, M. Frate, B. Miller, J. Donaldson, E. Radcliffe, P. Delamater. SECOND ROW V Knapp, 1. Foster, K. Monroe, M. Staples, S. Farnsworth, A. Hilernan, B. Troxel, J. Rieske, V. Hanson. THIRD ROW N Reid, B. Jackson, E. Kirkpatrick, B. Landis, S. Snyder, A. Barnes, C. Randleman. BACK ROW: D Stewart, M Ward, D. Marschall, E. Vosatka, C. Cotter. New London's FTA Club, organized in 1956, is spon- sored by Mr . Girton and Miss Finkle. The purpose of the club is to provide background knowledge and experience to those interested in a teaching career, although others are accepted. Points are awarded to all actively participating members . Panel discussion speeches by teachers, and a speech by a foreign ex- change student from Pakistan were included in the programs of this year's monthly meetings . Several members attended a Delta Kappa Gamma Society meeting at Bellevue in November . Members, their parents, and the teachers gathered for the annual F TA Tea in May . 60 MEMBERS wi- ? 1 i n . sw , H M J A ' N I1- 1 Sharon Erdmann, Adele Hileman, Cathie Jennings, Jean Rieske, Karen Erdmann. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INITIATE S Q ,apagegligz , il QW N u,gJL' 1 I STANDING: Janice Pierce, Anthony Kirkpatrick, Barbara Landis, Edward Vosatka, Ellen Kirkpatrick, Barry Miller, Jane Donaldson. SEATED: Carol Wenner, Pam Frank, Molly I-Ieckbert. 61 'Qu w fx-- 'xiz COMMENCEMENT 1962 SPEAKERS Jane Donaldson Cathie Jennings Barry Miller Adele I-Iileman Salutatorian Valedictorian 65 Wy. A PATRONS The News Centre The Corner Market Grissinger's Hardware Wight's jewelry Store Ben Franklin P . B . Kirkton New London Recreation West End Greenhouse Reid's Electric Porter Seed Farm Dr . Nirode Rochester Cement Block john Staples, jr. New London Shell Service Jim's Marathon Dr . Vosatka, D .D .S . New London Hobby Shop 66 Compliments of CHANDELIER BEAUTY SHOP Fitchville, Ohio 929-3109 OHIO BODY MANUFACTURING co. Compliments of Nh X ' BRIDGE DRIVE-IN Where the Crowd Comes After a Game . Compliments of Compliments of FERRELL-GARDN ER WOOD PRODUCTS CO ., INC . THE SAVINGS AND LOAN BANKING Custom Crafted For Better Living Phone 929-1575 New London, Ohio A 4, Flowers bl' for Any Occasion in A 1 Weddings ' st Corsages Funera Designs - Foliage Plums New London, Ohio Complete Lawn and Garden Supply Center NEW LONDON GREENHOUSE Phone 929-I585 A 8. P New London, Ohio PERRY CHEVROLET, INC. Q- ESTHER'S APPAREL SHOP Fashion Center For Ladies and Children Chevrolet Corvair Chevy II I9I West Main Street New London, Ohio 929-2221 Western ,JZ!,'J2.,., r-I -X THE sStore I QP INN -ei? O D EQ! E ? GEORGE JOHN'S WESTERN AUTO NEW LONDON EQUITY, INC. 73 Railroad Street 929-096i The Liffle Big Store in Fifchville TOOTS AND BARTCH GROCERY Compliments of LOUIEDA'S BEAUTY SHOP 929-2923 X Complimenfs of :ff-535 fx fd I D C. E. WARD , , co. fi MXN M f X RICHARDS AND BURK INSURANCE P. L. Richards B. B. Burk Ford Cars and Trucks cmd Service ELMER GLASER FORD SALES THE NEW LONDON RECORD First and Propsect Street Weekly Newspaper New London, Ohio and Job Printing Shop ijVlTH The royalty of radio and-I-ELEVI S I O N 6 SNYDER ELECTRIC Compliments of DRS. H. A. AND H. D. ERLENBACH We Specialize in Fast Service and Quality Cleaning . WARD DRY CLEANER Eagle Stamps Given and Recleemed 29 Railroad 929-008i 929-0551 NEW LONDON EQUIPMENT, INC. KNAPP SHOE STORE New London, Ohio 929-4371 Quality Apples, Peaches ARCHIE C . CASE AND SON Rt. 250 North Authorized Delco Remy DeaIer 929-0502 HAROLD'S MOBIL SERVICE JOE'S BARBER SHOP Complete Line of Mobil Firestone and Goodyear Tires Railroad St. New London, O 929-2222 22 North Main New London DON'S SOHIO SERVICE 20 S. Main St. New London, Ohio Compliments of DR. OTTO F. LANKA 'fx NEW LONDON PARTS CO., INC. , F1 I8 N. Main sf. New London .1 5 1, I 'F SMITH f l TIRE SALES 929-1521 F6 o 14 14 I 5' Your NAPA Joiber is a Good Man E 3 929-3931 NOW! 1 ' ' lo . Chas. Dillon, Manager Good Food--Fast Service Best Wishes NEW LONDON DRUG 929-1513 Compliments of BURNER-SUTHERLAND Your American Hardware Dealer 929-2371 THE SlDDALL'S IMPLEMENT 929-2851 Co' Compliments of EASTMAN FUNERAL HOME New London, Ohio SALES AND SERVICE l9 Norflw Main Sfreef New London Phone 929-391 l COR-TED BEAUTY SHOPPE 929-2861 CRUMRINE CLEAN ERS 5 929 0481 7 East Mann Sfreef New London 1 f1 new BOB'S X VILLAGE Zfi RESTAURANT We Take Pride in Your Appearance - A X U . S31 Compliments of D. B. BARNES Homemade Pies 929-0504 Compliments of DR. T. H. SMITH Complimenfs of LARRY'S BARBER SHOP Gene and Larry ai' Your Service I Compliments of MIHALI STUDIO Norwalk, Ohio Compliments of REYNOLDS LUMBER COMPANY New London Phone 929-089I Compliments of BALLONOFF METAL PRODUCTS DON AND EDIE'S DRIVE-IN Sandwiches, Shakes, and Fries Corner Fir and North Main 929-0733 Do It Better, Cheaper and More Conveniently with Electricity FIRELANDS ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE, INC. Super Compliments of MILLER BROS . -Self Service Grocery and Market Phones 92941591 929-I 592 NICKLES BAKERY PARSONS' JERSEY DAIRY Wellington, Ohio Phone 2241 Products of Distinction Compliments of FUNK CONSTRUCTION Compliments of JENNINGS READY MIX THE E. BIGLOW COMPANY New London, Ohio Vitrified Shale Drain Tile 237 S. Main St. Spencer, Ohio BRUCE FIRESTONE STUDIO Phone 2091 The Place of Friendly Service ELLA MARLOWE SHO PPE GLASER I FORD SALES Q s I ! 33 South Main Street 929-0701 Courtesy of ARK G. GILBERT Special Agent INDIANAPOLIS LIFE INSURANCE CO . New London 929-0982 Compliments of THE STUDENT CCUNCIL L l ' 1, L54 W., . f-17 2 .. 3,-f .X , 1 ,,,. . 41 fm-.4-U K 'A-1 . . gabxfga -Inu f ' 3 ll nr :Ea -'5- 19 - 5 ' , uvzsfnfi 3. ' X- ' I 1 1, 11 A --n f,. , - - fif D Q 1 ' x lv fl' ..,. 1 1 f ,'-...,,z ,, kr! xx, Y ': -x -1- ' ' Je: s , li '45 F?-ff . 'if , U 1 s -'ni' 'v Q' 5 3-r s H Lf H7Fi ' I v .vita 1 . ni' 0 L .v A ' J. X , , . -.vt :MMT 'r .V 5, X X ' H3 ' . M . . m,gV 'S-.f.N' 1 h R i I :7 - Q ix 1:-K 11:1 ' X '-' 1 -' I, Q' 1 , fp 7 Y Jug is V .5 M 'Teri 1 4 - - M . . M ,f -,I x ' , ' In ff?-' N U N ff ' wx s,a,,5 'ffwfgag W,xCWE N5WL0NUou X Q' ff-2' 1 VA- . . if ..- FW UL Queeg, V , - - , 1-4, Hs, 533: mfmfi MUNUAY l2 NUUN , - , . . 6:1 VV,-. A',c kg ' yJ.g,'5. hi, , . ' in-1 I 'b .. Q43'f',+,z.5!2:7 ,+,, ng xg! wig- , , , , fl - -, '2:f. ff 'n e ' . 1 if'F'..g ' -1-N.:-1? ' ' ' N F175 - 'WA' Y ' ev! I , l X App: . rv, I P. ff - orflo .ff ffjf' , gpg 'Q 6 O dfsp ,Q iris? 1 . J' .- L-45' L3 V ff' Q:?g'j Inf' ' Q Ea aff ' JK. .Q 4' ul ,., L lr , lie. ' P- fa' 1- H., .Fil .M 1, ,,.1J .... - .pf H X Q. 4 3' Q ' , ,. X .' ' 2 4- 1. lb I K .ill , F 4 1' N55 I L, . ,I K.-v4 -LT? ,- k 4 -X 1 . . vp. 4 U ,4 lun .. ,Q mn-r,l 5 ,, -...a 4 L 1, ,.-u . .M..w-- 5, 2, viii . gg? .,,Y.,,1. .. A ,NW- ' v 5.5 'L , :if F- '-vi ..,,..,, 1: hx - E '-' ' . '- I -. f5'5'k:5 !'- ,7'.-':'.-'f .,,: , fn... ' ' -' 11'f:'-17-W' 'H QU .f-if-5 3 ' V f'f1s - 1-.5 ,y'.,1-7'1-4 'A'- ' ' .-.fr . -. f 1 LQKPW A ','r,PJ?5'h -5'-fW+f-5541 ,. . 1 ,v ' .Q 'T '-ni Ly- -'H .gb rr fl BM' ' ee Lois Winfield, Linda Garrett, Cathy Jennings, Barbara Landis, David Cline, Marla Rmgler. Alternates: fnot showny Marilyn Tester, Tom Steinke. The 1960 Quiz Bee started in February with a group of thirty at the first meeting. After a month of research and hard work, a team of six people and two alternates was chosen. The team finished third in the conference competition. Cathy Jennings and Linda Garrett, tied for the highest individual score, received trophies. . mx ,- W ' f. , Mi' i?60 S ' mm BACK ROW--Dennis McConnell, Tom Lawrence, Barry Miller, Torn Steinke, Oliver Davies, Larry Merrill, Elvin King, Guy Lucas, Randy Bender. 2nd ROW--Edward Vosatka, Janis Pierce, Ellen Kirkpatrick, Barbara Landis, Patsy Meek, Loretta Bingman, Linda Garrett, Lois Winfield, Cathy Jennings, Twila Garrett, Kathy King, Kathleen Lewis, Margaret Frate. FRONT ROW--Marla Ringler, Anne Huebner, Bonita Troxel, Pat Reidy, Vickie Knapp, Lynn Foster, Pat Fenner, Marilyn Tester. DR. VOSAT KA GULF STAT ION K- fi 1 if ,,.. Wet' X .- ' ., 'Y , in - . , l xi ZAXX Xrjj'-I Y 0.111 lst ROW--Marla Ringler, Janice Gilbert, Vicki Hanson, Pam Frank, Kay Erlenbach. 2nd ROW--Janet Copley, Allison Barnes, Judy I-lodges, Gayle Sutherland, Marcia Kirkpatrick, Gloria Delamater, Ellen Kirkpatrick. 3rd ROW--Don Lawrence, Marvin Ward, Larry Smith, Glenn Sprague, Richard Weathington, Harold Knapp. Approximately thirty -two people attended the District Contest held at the Fremont Ross High School on March 12, 1960. Fourteen of this group received I'S,another fourteen received II's, and six received III's. Those who received I's at the District Contest participated in the State Contest held at the Bowling Green State University on April 9, 1960. , Our school was proud of the following people that made either a I or a II rating: Tuba solo--Tom Brundageg brass quartet--Harold Knapp, Larry Smith, Don Lawrence, and Richard Weathingtong trombone solo--Richard Weathingtong comet trio--Don Lawrence, Glenn Sprague, Marvin Ward: French horn quartet--Marcia Kirkpatrick, Janet Copley, Marla Ringler, and Kay Erlenbachg corner solo--Don Lawrence: flute solo--Pam Frankg saxophone solo--Gloria Delamaterg oboe solo--Carol Wennerg woodwind trio--Pam Frank, Carol Wenner, Ellen Kirkpatrickg woodwind trio--Pam Frank, Vicki Hanson, and Janice Gilbertg sax quartet--Gloria Delamater, Gayle Sutherland, Judy Hodges, and Allison Barnes: clarinet solo--Ellen Kirkpatrick: and a soprano solo--Marcia Kirkpatrick. Those not included in the picture are Tom Brundage and Carol Wenner, VILLAGE RESTAURANT MILLER BROS 7, 71. 14. Uffetaa Arlene Bauer--Parliamentarian Dorothy Nichols--2nd vice-president Betty Wargo--President Doris Duta--Treasurer Irene Radcliffe--Vice -President Kathy King B -Student Council Lois Burt--Historian Kathleen Duta--Secretary Jeannene Burton--News Reporter Pat Garrett--Fair Board ' ' 1 . gl. ' - ' . ,., .. v I - . x f F H 5 ifwf' iff fllz-'-- Urxf. l 'V ', X Q 5' ':Jgi1::gi1EP,'1g.'j,,:g.-vi ' 1 1 .f.ff.3, - -J'--uf alll., .. Ji. .1 v u P' I' it ?lui'lfl Klan I I 4 LIBRARIAN--Mrs. French. SOPHOMORES--Carol Randleman, Nancy Reid, Cathy Jennings, Jean Riske, Susan Miller. JUNIORS--Sue Burrows, Joyce Potts, Kathy Schneiter, Janet Stokes, Kay Erlenbach. SENIORS--Kathy King, Karen Staples, Linda Garrett, Lois Winfield. KNAPP SHOES ELMER GLASER '1 1 ?,7,i . ea nut, mm. pu. frm. mm. mm. myt, --4-i iff' A 5 7' vp .7 On May 11, the Ira L. Landis Chapter of the Future Teachers of America held a tea for the administration, school board, and faculty of the school system. Included in the evening's program were remarks by Mr. Le- land Girton, F.T.A. advisor: talks on student teaching by Lois Winfield and Linda Garrett, and a vocal solo by Janet Copley accompanied by Gloria Delamater. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. John H. Hall, Assistant Field Advisor of V E the Ohio Education Association. The meeting .1 1. . - A concluded with refreshments. Lois Winfield Mr- Gimm F.T.A. Members Attending the Tea BURKE'S INSURANCE ?l Bob Snyder, Kathleen Lewis, Marla Ringler, Sandy Golding, Harold Knapp, Sally Schneider, Kathy Schneiter, Marilyn Tester, Elvin King, Kay Erlenbach, Lois Winfield. gdyd' ' ' 4 Tom Blake, Kathy Schneiter, Kay Erlenbach, Randy Bender. ELLA MARLOWE DR. HUMPHREY LNG'-Ez' A I The Spring Concert was held on May 13, 1960, featuring the band, chorus, and glee club. Highlights of the program were a trombone solo by Richard Weathington and a number by the French horn quartet composed of Marcia Kirkpatrick, Janet Copley, Kay Erlenbach, and Marla Ringler. At the conclusion of the program the Arion Award was presented to the outstanding senior musician. The senior is chosen on the basis of scholarship, cooperation, musicianship, musical participation, ambition, diligence, and character. The recipient of this year's award was Gloria Delamater. 5. fguhvt 'ig LARRY'S BARBER SHOP Gloria Delemater CRUMRINE CLEANERS 64464 Mrs. Mitchell Mrs. Brown W si- ., wi in B :ir ri V sm-J -1'j ., MMM X 4., .3-,. I ac ' 4 Mrs. Smith Mrs. Brundage Clyde Hotchkiss Red Housman Paul McQuate Clyde Hotchkiss, Harold Chandler, Bernie Runkle, Jack Rurnsey, Norm Pheifer, Rollie Bauer, Wayne Hofsteder, Stub Barnes, Bob McConnell. Absent: George Wargo, Roy Baker, Thor Chandler. FARM BUREAU CO-OP REID'S ELECTRIC FRONT ROW: Tony Kirkpatrick, Hubert Snyder, Tom Steinke, Bill Damron, Robert Wilson. 2nd ROW: Carl Cotter, Allan Grilley, Bob Snyder, Tom Wilson, David Ritchey, George Lanka. If winning is a sign of success, our teams were totally unsuccessfu1. Due to the lack of personnel every game was lost, but high hopes are held for '61, 1, FRONT ROW: Tony Denslow, Bob Roeder, Jerry Steinke, David Stewart, Bill Damron, Barry Miller. 2nd ROW: Rodney Stover, Bob Cooke, Larry Merrill, Tom Steinke, Dick Marschall, Glenn Sprague. STUDIO OF ENGRAVING N. L. RECREATION 'WCW if L fi . If, 1 60 J. Stokes, B. Gernmel, P. Delamater, M. Ringler, M. Kirkpatrick, G. Delamater, J. Copley, S. Miller, S. Golding. 5f :LH , N . I ,L B. Cooke, G. Barnes, G. Bonney, B. Miller. Pat Garrett Y I' ' Mr. Laborie G. Lucas, S. Schneider 606 G. Lucas, D. Wells, L. Garrett, C. Hodges, R. Weathington. SNYDER ELECTRIC REYNOLD'S LUMBER 'W' 7960 The theme of the prom was An Evening in Paris. The gym was decorated as a sidewalk cafe. Dancing and a buffet supper were the highlights. Early Sunday morning everyone went to the Legion Hall for entertainment. Following the entertainment at the Legion, everyone went to the Grange for breakfast and more dancing. This year's Junior-Senior Prom is now just an important part of our high school memories--a very enjoyable part. HEITSCHEJS GREENHOUSE DR, NIRODE mf mm iziff 9 Lifeis Compass Four fhingfd. 'mdn musf do IF hewouid mqkehfs record ffue: To -Hqlnk wrfhoaf C'0nFusion C194 rfyj T9 love his fellow-men Sincmbfg TQ 45+ f-'mm honed' mobves Pufebfg TQ Tues? En God and 118-:vfen Sttufeb- ...- H0191 Van Dyke. 79 ff? Annan! Eommencfmewf NEW Lounon HIGH SCHOOL 1960 :mJ,x i A S eniors l Processional The 1960 Baccalaureate service was held June 5, 1960, in the school auditorium, with the message being delivered by Dr. John D. Green who spoke on A Compass for Life's Voyage. Special musical numbers were a piano solo, Wedding Day at Trold- haugen. by Thomas Randleman, and vocal solo, The Lord's Prayer, by Marcia Kirkpatrick. Commencement, June 6, was also held in the school auditorium. The following were highlights of the program: a piano solo, Fantasie Impromptu by Gloria Delamaterg a trom- bone solo, Annie Laurie, by Richard Weathingtonp the saluta- tory, by Guy Lucas and valedictory by Linda Garrettg and a very interesting and enjoyable address That's a Diploma, Son! by Dr. Shaw Dr. Roger Shaw of Kent State University. The program was concluded by the great moment awaited by all of the seniors--the presentation of their diplomas. Dignifiedn Senior Boys OHIO BODY It is early in '70, snow is on the ground, I sit in the library and as I look around, The picture that hangs on the opposite wall Brings memories of '60, the class one and all. The first that I notice is Ronnie E. Betz. The girls have been casting, but never a catch. His shingle says Ronnie a surgeon is now, A versatile operator--and how! Next to my gaze comes dauntless Phil Brittain. As 'swabby' the captain says, He is my kitten. When cleaning the deck he is always rush, rush, Cleaning the ship with the captain's toothbrush. Alas for the Air Force, they never got Gary. Tho' Bonney could probably Buzz any prairie. At football he fit in like salt in a shaker. And now he is a very prosperous baker. Of Meredith Brazie I hear it is said She's a high school teacher of Physical Ed. She does very well and gets along fine Keeping all her teen-agers a'toeing the line. Tom Brundage is a most likeable guy And the apple of many a pretty girl's eye. A successful electrician Thomas is now With very good current connections--and how! A real sort of fellow, our own Gary Burt, From off his back he will give you his shirt. The cows in the meadow think he is a charmer, For now he's a warrn hearted, warm handed farmer. He now has a panel truck with a very big siren The name on the panel is Gary P. Byron. When chasing the girls he would never once rest, Now he fashions clothing that suits them best. Dave Cline is a very intelligent guy, He roars like a lion, but is really quite shy. He will do anything to eam a fast buck. Pure Oil is stuck with his driving their truck. Janet Copley today is the same Winsome gal And Wally, her husband, is more than a pal. She has always been busy with many a chore. Now she runs a chain of A 8: P stores. Majorette Carol Cowie hasn't changed much, Still has a mind of her own, Washes and mends, does cleaning and such But as for baking, she has a baker at home. Crabbs has a business that's thriving right now. He'll haul anything from a nail to a cow. And when Kenny Murr hears someone running amuck, I-le knows it's Jimmy driving the truck. And then there's my friend that I call Ollie, Intellectual Davies, long haired as a Collie. Chemical wizard for soaps or gears For now he is one of our top engineers. Musical scores held no mystery For our classmate Gloria Delamaterg But now her neighbors can hardly see VVhy she's playing the Sweet Potater. Denslow now has a shop called Tony's. All of the horsemen take him their ponies. Carnivorous animals, or even vegetarian Everyone takes to Tony the veterinarian. Kathleen Duta is a real go-getter-- For a dollar she'll make any dog a sweater. The best around she is at knitting. Send your poodle to her for a fitting. The cow's in the meadow the sheep's in the corn Little blue Edler, come blow your hom. With stock in the pasture and hay in the barn Garry is busy now out on his farm. Bernice Fowler grabbed her man when he came, And he, being smart, did the same. They used to find pleasure reading books, But now they are reading to ten little Shocks. Talkative, likeable, winsorne and prudent Linda was New London's top honor student. Vehicles roll as she puts on the pans The Garrett wheelbarrow is made by her hands. Pat Garrett's vacation? She didn't get any. From school to Norwalk to work for a Penney. She dreamed of wedding a millionaire Texan But came out much better, she married a Jackson Come on in and drop your grip At Granneman's you'll sure get clipped. He'll scrape your face and haggle your hair For Ronnie's a barber, extraordinaire Crash! Bang! Wham! A pile of junk They brought the parts home in a truck. I-Iarp's Body Shop put them together So that you can't tell if or whether. Orlo Hartley was destined for fame Without him the class would not be the same. He sits in his office and tums on the fan And that's how he got to be a 'Drafts' man. A Regalia business she's working toward-- I'm speaking of Gloria Hodges, If ever she buys out C. E. Ward lt's sure to be Hodges for Lodges. Red haired and skinny, and hard as a nail-- John Howard's the one with his head in the pail At football this boy really showed them a trick And now he's an automobile me-chan-ic. Basketball, football, and even track To Elvin King take off your hat. From old N.I.. they've skimmed the cream-- Elvin's on the Olympic Team. Kathy's another who spent time with books Knew all of the volumes about saints and crooks. And history, math, and others by the score. Can all be bought at King's Book Store. She's good at Judo, can handle any tough-- They settle down when she takes them, by scruff. As a police woman, she brings them in quick-- Stand aside--here's Lt. Marcia Kirkpatrick. I-larold's built a mighty bridge Now that an architect he is. When the inspectors start a tapping I hope that Harold isn't knapping. Mother and Dan, and Mary Ann Will steer you thru the trap When tax time is set by Uncle Sam. See Knapp and Knapp and Knapp. Then there's Jim Lawrence--we called him Spook-- Hardly a square and never a Kook. New London's not haunted by Jim any more, In Cleveland he's running a grocery store. With blackjack proficient, with gat even better The Feds swear someday they will surely get her. If you have a gun and want dough of your own See Joyce Lowery, the gunmoll, 'ala' Capone. The tougher the subject, the less he'd falter, Academic high scores were made by Guy Walter. In New London he is still running the Inn A big sign in front-- Lucas'--buy it for a fin. Charles McClave now has his own store And sells chain-saws, engines, and mowers galore. He 's invented one for tin cans and bones. He n1ns the place that used to be Stone's. Dennis McConnell, a son of the soil, Worked at Ward's and there he did toil. When he quit they said he'd go to the dogs-- But he's usin his loud voice to call his ho s 8 8 - Ball four, the Ump cried, it went over the fence. The last two you pitched went in the audience. Merrill, you've tom off an ear and a chin I-Iere's the ball, I give up, you win! !! Remove your freckles or give you a dimple Beautician Miller makes the job so simple. Sandy's diploma was eamed in some part For catching a toad and removing a wart. Tobacco farming now is his game, Growing, drying, and sortin'. And cigarettes now bear his name They are now calling for Phillip Mourton. Terrier or mut, Don Murr loves them all. Our Dog Catcher's waiting whenever you call. So send him all your old worn-out bones, For Wildcat takes all the dogs home. Successful in business is our Dorothy Nichols. Remember how crazy she was about pickles? I hear her new plant is really a perkin' Exclusively packing the little Dill Gherkin. Dave Oney's a Frogmang the Navy made him tough. One hitch was all he stayed--that was enough. Now he has a frog farm, just South of his Dad's, He herds the tadpoles beneath the lilly-pads. Hear that siren screaming by? Some guy has something in his eye. They'll break their own two legs and worse For Patsy Osborne is their nurse. 'Ducky's' in the army now-- Hope the fighting won't get fierce. But wherever it's the worst We know there you'll find John Pierce. Carol Porter married a minister Over near the city of Medina. A missionary man was he So Ann is now in far off China. If you get to N. Y. with some time to spare See the Museum where the paintings are rare. If you look in the corner, you'll see Where the name Tom Randleman happens to be. Talk away--that Schneider gal can put it down! She's faster on dictation than anyone around. Her boss can't find mistakes--he hasn't a chance, When he looks at Sal, his eyes begin to dance. Remember Ann, the gal we used to call Snuffy, I-lubey called her Black-Smith--and she was a toughy I-Ier favorite pastime still is sipping cider, She wasn't tough 'cause now her name is Snyder. Snyder's Furniture still sells And ships 'most any where. But I-Iubey Jr. sits out front In his OIe Rockin' chair. If you get in a jam and a lawyer you need Spider Staples will fix it with great speed. Her shingle you'll find on a house on 250 The prices she charges are really quite nifty. Steinke and Wells are a Tag Team now And both have lots of 'hustle.' First, Tom jumps in, then jumps right out To watch his mate, muscle and tussle. Carol Straton spent two years In chorus singing parts. Now she sings at home with Bob And several little Harps. Five hundred miles of dust and grease, Lap after lap--they never cease. Who just drive thru the judge's house? Look out! It's Darryl Tulk-- The Mouse. Deep chested, tanned, and wavy haired So ladies, don't worry. Roger Ulm has got the job as Life Guard at the Clarksfield quarry. The world now hears his real cool horn Seen dancing like Astair reborn. No one will ever lack for fun While we still have Dick Weathington. It was hard for Mellanie to make up her mind-- To work or get married--her happiness to find. She finally decided Mrs. Pocock she'd be And the rest of her life she'd live happily. Lois Winfield teaches Spanish in a big city school The students all agree that she is very 'cool.' But Lois quickly admits and agrees ? That when the right man comes along, she'll si, si. And now you'll all say my bull is so sick That he ought to be taken to our vet Tony. But in my butcher shop I'll slice it for you Thick or thin, it will still be baloney. J. D. W. 4 Ii F I 5 n x Science Fair gg' i 'fn H i Now what: si 35 A if -1 E if J Typical Projects fl Science Fair ? 'J 4 1-al Oceanic Exploration Project - Science Fair A-A-H! V' 2 1' GR1SSENGER'S HARDWARE ' CURNER MARKET Y P. B. KIRKTON PATRON ' 'I HARvEY's DRUG STORE I-LIS. SIIRELL A rx, I Q4 ' Q --.... , 4 1 1 I 'ill fill mmf an EMI' f :fili- ng w ' I I 't tune l 1 K a 2 . f- i f: ' 'V e ff' Q ,, if ' 'fw5a ,,.n P ', . 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