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

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A ,wx -N -.px X ,K sf- -A . -5 - PEESENTING - Tl-IE. 1966 WlLDCAl ' DEDICNION 2 ADMIN IQIENION 2 I-34CUL1Y 5 QENIOIZQ 1 1 UNDEIZOLAQQMEN 22 AUMTIEQ 40 QC!-lOLAl2Bl-HP 49 ATI-ILEHCQ se MUSIC 67 OT!-lEl21Tl-IINGQ WE DID 75 G-EADUAHON as JUNIOEJ 1-new av PERSONNEL 94 QPONQOIZQ AND PAIEDNQ Nwwwlw mga sewn, fl H Nw Lovdom Om 96 RQ Q3 1 L ' DEDICAUON The 1966 staff of the Wildcat takes this opportunity to express in some small Way our thanks to Mrs. Floyd Pierce. All too often We take teachers and friends for granted, not realizing what an important role they have played in our lives. As Mrs. Pierce retires, we do realize that she has been both friend and teacher to us through these, our formative, our high school years. Many a freshman has been charted a clearer course to follow because Mrs . Pierce has shown him the art and the necessity of communication in today's troubled Waters. Not only has she thus taught, but she has also proven herself to be our friend by setting us an example of refinement, charm, intellectual curiosity and interest in our fellow students. Thus we proudly dedicate this edition of the Wildcat to Mrs. Pierce and send with her our best wishes for the happiness and health of her and her family . . . THE STAFF OF THE 1966 WILDCAT Mrs, Pierce in her classroom. 2 Liv A w me , Ruth Motter--Clerk, Charles Meyer--President, Archie Case, Harold Perry Jr., W. R. Burton--Superintendent, William Gilbert, Edward O'Rei11y. QC!-IOOL BOARD QETQ POLICIES L , rg: X -. -,-.:.. 3 . E is fzf hx x .-f-'ii ll 3 Mr. Bender, Principal Mrs. Angle Mrs. Woodworth Mrs. Miller School Secretary Guidance Counselor Study Hall Supervisor 4 Lorene Baker Gilman Baker Tom Campbell John Carlisle 8:25 at N.L.H.S. Aubrey Derby J. B. Finley Leland Girton 5 , Elizabeth Graham Carolyn Hamilton Pete Heiman Kenneth E. Laborie H- - -a fs 5 Q, K w N nz 1 'll J Who, me? 6 John McGowan Ruth McLaughlin John Mench Karen Merrill Aft e 1' Mervyn C. Nugent Nancy Nurrenbrock Bill C. Osborne Robert Palmer Suzanne Pauline Gloria Preston 7 T62 T Ruth H. Ritchey Wesley A. Ritchey ime l SJ Eugene T. Smith Margaret D. Smith Dana T. Stahlman David N. Wenner If you can't beat 'em, join 'em! Robert H. Wenner Elizabeth Woodward George Zinn mouuv onaacrorzv MR. W. R. BURTON . . . Ohio State U. and the U. of New Mexico. B.S. Degree and M.A. Superintendent for twelve years, four at New London. v MR. G. W. BENDER . . . Kent State U. and Ohio U. B.S. and M.A. Principal at New London for 21 years., MRS. HELEN WOODWORTH . . . Denison U. and Bowling Green. A.B. Taught 25 years. Has been at N.L. for ten years, 2 as guidance counselor. Advises St. Council. MRS. BARBARA ANGLE . . . Secretary to the Superintendent at New London for 7 years. MRS. MARGARET MILLER . . . Study hall supervisor for two years. MRS. SHARON CASE . . . Assistant secretary since August, 1965. MRS. LORENE BAKER . . . Baldwin-Wallace, Ashland College, and Ohio U. B.S. English and social studies. Teacher at New London 7 years. Adviser to 7th grade. MR. GILMAN BAKER . . . Ohio State U. B.S. Teacher vocational agriculture. 8 years at New London. Adviser to F.F.A. MR. TOM CAMPBELL . . . Baldwin-Wallace. B.A. Physical Education teacher. At New London for 2 years. Adviser to 7th grade. Head football coach, basketball coach f9thJ, golf coach. MR. JOHN H. CARLISLE . . . Bethany College and Ashland College. B.S. in edu- cation. Two years at New London. Teaches citizenship, world history, economics sociology, general business, and business law. Basketball and baseball coach. MR. J. B. FJNLEY . . . Ashland College, Ohio State, Bowling Green, U. of Alaska and The Univ. of Portland. B.S. Teaches chemistry and general science. Taught 35 years, 7 at New London. Adviser to 9th grade. MR. LELAND GIRTON . . .Ashland College, Kent State and Bowling Green. B.A. Social studies teacher for 20 years, 10 at N.L. Adviser to Sr. Class, Quiz Bee, and Honor Society Committee. MRS. ELIZABETH GRAHAM . . . Rio Grande College, Oh.io U. and Bowling Green. B.S. in Elementary Education. Has taught Occupational Ed. class for 2 yrs. at N.L. MRS, CAROLYN HAMILTON . . . Eastern Michigan U., U. of Michigan. A.B. and M.A. Teaches math, Algebra I, Algebra Il. Has been at New London for 2 years. MR. 'PETE' HEIMANN . . . Baldwin-Wallace and Western Reserve U. B.A. Teaches English, language arts and social studies. Assists in football and baseball. Has been at N. L. for one year. MR. KENNETH E. LABORIE . . . Miami U., Bowling Green and Kent State. B.A. Teaches physics, Math III, Math IV and Algebra II. Has been at New London 12 years. MR. JOHN MCGOWAN . . . U.C.L.A. and Ohio State U. A.B. and M.A. Has been at N.L. 13 years. Teaches English, French and history. Advises Honor Society. MRS. RUTH MCLAUGHLIN . . . Bowling Green, Ohio State U., Ashland, Bluffton. B.S. in Education. Has taught home economics for 9 years at N.L. Advises F.H.A. MR, JOHN MENCH . . . Oberlin College, U. of Michigan and Bowling Green. B.A. and M.A. Has taught English for 5 years at New London. Adviser to Sr. Class, WILDCAT and A.F.S. student. 9 MRS, KAREN MERRILL . . . Baldwin-Wallace and Ashland College. B.A. Taught English, history, and social studies this past year at N.L. Adviser to the Sopho- more Class and the FTA. MR, MERVYN C. NUGENT . . . Grove City College, Kent State, Yale, and Witten- berg. B.S. Has been teaching biology and general science for 17 years, 1 at New London. Assists in football and basketball. MISS NANCY NURRENBROCK . . . Western Reserve and Kent State. Has been teaching Physical Education in New London for 2 years. Adviser to the GAA and the cheerleaders . MR. BILL C. OSBORNE . . . Morehead State Teachers College. Has taught special education classes for 5 years, one at New London. MR. ROBERT PALMER . . . Ashland College. B.S. Has been teaching jr. High science for four years. MISS SUZANNE PAULINE . . . Kent State U. and the U. of Wisconsin. B.A. Teaches math and science at N.L. , her first year. MRS. WILMA G. PIERCE . . . Ohio U., Bowling Green, and Ashland. B.A. Teaching for 21 years, 13 at New London. She now teaches English and history. MRS. GLORIA PRESTON . . . Bowling Green. Will attain her B.S. in August, 1966. Has taught typing and secretarial practice at New London for three years . MRS. RUTH H. RITCHEY . . . Ohio U., Bowling Green, Baldwin-Wallace, Youngs- town U. , U. of Hawaii and the U. of Wyoming. B.A. Has been teaching at New London for 10 years. Now teaches English and Spanish. MR. WESLEY A. RITCHEY . . . U. of Cincinnati and Xavier. B.S. and M.A. Has been teaching government and American history at New London for 6 years . Present adviser to the Sophomore Class. MR, EUGENE T. SMITH . . . Bowling Green, Ohio State and Harvard. B.A., M.A. Has taught at N.L. for 12 years. Now teaches American History, math, and geography. MRS. MARGARET D. SMITH . . . Miami U., Ashland College, Baldwin-Wallace, and Ohio State. B.S. Teaches bookkeeping, shorthand, business law, consumer economics, and business math. She has been at N.L. for 9 years. Adviser to Irs. MR. DANA T. STAHLMAN . . . Difiance. B.S. Has been teaching English and history at N.L. for 3 years. Adviser to the 8th grade. MR. DAVID WENNER . . . Ohio U. and Ohio State. B.F.A., M.F.A. Has taught instrumental music for 9 years, 2 at New London. MR, ROBERT H. WENNER . . . Ohio Northern, Ohio State, Bowling Green and the U. of Alabama. B.S. Has taught mechanical drawing and math in New London for 5 years . MRS. ELIZABETH WOODWARD . . . Ohio State. B.S. Has been teaching home economics for five years, four years at New London. Adviser to the F ,H.A. MR, GEORGE ZINN . . . Fresno State, Central State, Cedarville, and Bowling Green, and American Conservatory of Music. Has taught music for 3 years at N . L . l0 f- .Wx we - H ' M fi ' QENIO OFFICERS President Vice President JILL MCCULLOUGH County Chorus 1,25 Con. Band 1,2,35 Sym. Band 1,2,35 Mchg. Band 1-45 Chor. 1,25 Chor. Ens. 25 Homecoming Att. 25 Class Sec'y 45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 1Sgt. Armsj 45 Libr. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4 1Vice Pres.j 45 A.F.S. 45 Thes. 1-45 Hon. Roll 2,35 Schol. Tm. 1-35 Ann. Staff 45 Hi Notes Ed. 3,45 Quiz Bee Tm, 2-4. ROBERT ORTNER Class Pres. 45 Hon. Soc. 3-4 1Treas.j 45 F.T.A. 3-4 1Pres.j 45 Monitor 25 Thes. 3,4 fTreas.j 45 Hon. Roll 1-45 Ann. Staff 45 Schol. Tm. 1-35 Quiz Bee Tm. 2-45 Boys State 3. LAWRENCE PERRY Football 1-45 Basket- ball 1-45 Trk. 3,45 Vice Pres. 45 F.T.A. 3,45 Thes. 1-45 Hon. Soc. 45 Hon. Roll 1,3,45 Ann. Staff 4. Secretary Treasurer SPONSOR: BARBARA MAR SCHALL County Band 1 ,25 Sym. Band 1-45 Mar. Band 1-45 Dance Band 2,35 lnst. Ens. 25 Class Sec'y 1-35 Class Treas. 45 F.T.A. 3-45 qsr. Coun. 4 5 A.F.S Q . 41Sec'y-Treas.j5 Thes. 3,45 Ann. Staff 45 Gir1's State 3. MIHALI STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY, Norwalk, Ohio QB. STUDENT COUNCIL MARY DONALDSON County Chor. 2g Cone. Band 1,2,3g Sym. Band 1-4g OMEA Chor. 2,3,4g Inst. Ens. 1-49 Voc. Solo 2,3,4g Chor. 1,25 St. Coun. 1,3,4, QPres. 4jg FFA Queen 4, AFS 4, Thes, 1-4, Quiz Bee Tm. 45 Girls State Alt. 3, All Ohio Youth Choir 4. MARY MCCONNELL Chor. 1,25 Home. Atten. lg Class Pres. 3g Class Treas. 25 St. Coun. 4 fSec'y 415 Hon. Soc. 3,4 QChap. 41, FHA 1,23 Hon. Roll 1-4, Schol. Tm. 2,39 Ann. Staff 45 Girls State Alternate 3. NANCY FUNK Chor. 1,23 Chor. Ens. 2g Home- coming Att. 4g St. Coun. 1-45 fTreas. 319 Res. Cheer, 1,2g Cheer. 3,4g FHA 1, Betty Crocker Award Winner 4g Monitor 2, AFS 4, Thes, 1-4, Ann. Staff 45 GAA QPres. sp. JEAN BOSS County Chor. 1-2, Con. Band 1-33 Sym. Band 1-4, Inst. Ens. 3, Voc. Solo 1-3, Chor. 1,25 Chor. Ens. 1-3-45 OMEA Chor. 4g Glee Club 1, Home- coming Queen 4, St. Coun. 45 Head Maj. 3,43 Maj. 1-23 Thes. 1-4 QV.P. 415 Ofc. Prac. 4. SPONSOR: MIHALI STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY, Norwalk, Ohio JAMES HECKBERT County Band 1,2g Con. Band 1-45 Sym. Band, 1.-43 March. Band 1-45 Dance Band 1-35 OMEA Band 3,45 Inst. Solo 2,3,4g Basket. 1,2,3g Base. 1,2,3g St. Coun. 3,43 AFS 4, Thes, 1-4, A11 Ohio Boys Band 2,3. EDDIE BARNES Basketball 2-45 Base- ba11 1-4. 'P-fer LOIS ANDERSON Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 2-45 Mar. Band 1-45 Ins. Ens. 3,45 Chor. 1-35 FTA 3,45 Pt. Keeper 45 Pep Club 25 Monitor 25 Thes. 1-45 Hon. R011 1-45 Schol. Team. 35 Quiz Bee Tm. 15 GAA 3,45 Hon. Soc. 4. BARBARA BARDY Sym. Band 1-35 March. Band 1-35 FHA 1,25 Hon. Roll 1-35 GAA 3,4, Sec'y Work 4. CYNTHIA BOWERIZE Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 2,3,45 March. Band 1-45 St. Coun. 45 FHA fVice Pres. 415 Monitor 25 Thes. 3,4. LOUISE BARTOW Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 2-35 March. Band 1-45 Chor. 2,35 Librarian 2,3,45 Schol. Tm. 35 Ann. Staff 45 Gir1's State 3. SPONSOR: NEW LONDON PARTS COMPANY, Napa x .-, . ROBERT BRAINARD Occ. Ed. Sec'y, Treas. 45 Crossing Guard 35 Audio Visual Equip. oper. 3,45 Cafeteria ass't 3,45 Playground monitor 3,45 Ass't artist for faculty 3 ,4. LINDA CAMPBELL County Chor. 1,25 Chor. 1,25 Monitor 25 Thes. 1-45 Clerk 45 Hon. Roll 1,35 Schol. Tm. 1-35 Ann. Staff 45 Quiz Bee 3,45 Girls State Alt. 35 Hon. Soc. 4. WILLIAM COLLINS County Band 25 Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 2-45 March. Band 1-45 OMEA Band 3,45 Inst. Ens. 3,45 Inst. Solo 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Pep Band 35 Thes. 45 All- Ohio Band 35 All Ohio Boys' Band 3. JOYCE CARPENTER Cho: 3- FHA 15 GAA 4. LINDA CHANDLER Conc. Band. 1,35 N March. Band 1-45 Y, FHA 1. 1 J LARRY CLASSEN Conc. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 35 March. Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 2,35 Inst. Ens. 25 Base- ball 15 Pep Band 3. PAM COOMBS Chorus 1-35 FHA 1,25 Thes. 15 Sec'y Prac. 4. SPON SOR: PETITE SHOPP E DAVID CRAWFORD Football 43 FFA, 1-43 fHistorianj 23 Reporter 43 Baseball 4. JOHN COPLEY County Band 23 Concert Band 1 -33 Sym. Band 43 March. Band 1-23 Inst. Ens. 1,2j Inst. Solo 13 Bas- ketball 1,23 Class Pres, 13 St. Coun. 2,33 Monitor 2g Thes. 1-4. JOHN CRESCELIUS County Chor. 1,23 Conc. Band 13 Chor. 1-33 All State Boy Choir 43 Chor. Ens. 2,33 Football l,3,43 Basketball 1-43 Track 13 Baseball 1-43 Monitor 23 Thes. 1 -43 OMEA Chorus, 1 -4. VICKEY CRAWFORD FTA 4, FHA 1-43 Thespian 33 Ex Committee 4. EC. I i SPONSOR: SAVINGS AND LOAN BANKING COMPANY ARTHUR CRAWFORD Football 43 FFA 1-45 fSentine1 3,4j. 2511 H15-E-,j-j SHIRLEY DAMRON FHA 1,25 Pep Club, 23 Thespian 3. CHARLES DAVIDSON Football 1,25 Basket- ball 1,2. KATHLEEN DUNNIGAN Concert Band 3, March. Band 33 Librarian 1,2,3g FTA 45 FFA Queen, Honor Roll 3. EARL ERSWELL Football 4, FFA, 1-4 QPres. Sjg Sr. Exec. Comm. 4. MARIAN EATON FHA 1. MELANIE ESCH County Chorus 1,2g Conc. Band 1,35 Sym. Band 2-45 March. Band 1-45 Inst. Ens. 1,33 Chorus 1,23 Choral Ens. 2, Treas. 25 Librarian 3,43 FTA 3,4 fSec'y 415 Thespian l-4, Schol. Tm. 1,2g ONEA Chorus 2,43 Honor Society 4. SPONSOR: NEW LONDON RECREATION LANES BONNY EBEL Concert Band 1,2 5 March. Band 1-33 Chorus 15 Major. FHA 1-4 QTreas. Thespian 3. 4, 4 DALE FOSTER Baseball 3,43 FFA 1,2,3. 1 1 RICKEY EVANS Chorus 1,23 Foot- ball 2-45 Basketball 1-43 Track 1-35 Baseball 1. DENNIS FRATE Concert Band 1-35 Sym. Band 1-39 March. Band, 1-3g Inst. Ens. lg Golf 2-45 Thes. 1-43 Quiz Bee 1. RALPH GAR DN ER SPONSORS: JOE'S BARBER SHOP ' THE NEW LONDON RECORD MICHAEL FARLEY Concert Band 2,39 March. Band 1-35 Thes. 1-49 St. Council 4. DARYL GESSNER Football 45 Track 3,43 Monitor 25 Thespian 4. LAUREL GILBERT County Band 1,23 Concert Band 1-33 Sym. Band 1-43 March. Band 1-33 OMEA Band 3,43 Inst. Ens. 2,33 Inst. Solo li Thes. 2-43 Schol. Tm. 1-35 Arm. Staff 43 Ofc. Prac. 4. LARRY HALL County Chorus 23 Concert Band 1-33 March. Band 1-43 Sym. Band 43 Inst. Ens. 1-43 Chorus 2,33 Basketball 1,2,33 Baseball 1-43 FTA 4 Pep Band 3,4. 1 7 CONNIE GREENE Homecoming Atten. 3, fSCj3 Student Coun. 3 QSCy, FTA 3, QHistorian.j VIRGINIA GREGORY FHA 1,23 Honor Roll 1,23 GAA 2,3,43 Sec'y Prac. 4. KEITH HALL County Band 23 Concert Band 1,2,33 Sym. Band 1,2,33 March. Band 1-35 OMEA Band 3g Inst. Ens. 1,2,33 Basketball lg Golf, 2-43 Honor Soc. 3,4 fV.P. 433 FTA 43 AFS fPres. 433 Thespian 3,43 Honor Roll, 2,3,4s Schol. Tm. 2,33 Ann. Staff 43 Boys State 33 State Inst. Ens. 33 Sr. Exec. Comm. 4. RONNIE HALL SPONSORS: FIRELANDS ELECTRIC CO-OPERATIVE, INC. MILLER BROS. I-IASSEL HARVEY O.E. Class Sec. 33 Cafeteria Cashier 3,43 Faculty Art Asst. 3,43 Audio-Visual Equip. Mgr. 3,4. SHEILA HANVILLE County Chours 1,23 Concert Band 1-33 Sym. Band 43 March. Band 1-43 Inst. Solo 13 Chorus 1,23 Choral Ens. lg FTA 3,4 QRecorder 4j3 Pep Club 23 Thespian 1-43 GAA 3,43 Sports Head 4. JOSEPH HINTON Chorus 1-33 Choral Ens. 23 Football 2-43 Basketball Mgr. 3,43 Track 1-45 Class Pres. 23 AFS 4g Thes. 1-3 fPres. 433 Boys' State Alt. 33 Dist. Chorus 1-4. JUDI HOFFMAN Office Practice EDDIE HARRIS Chorus 1g Football 1-43 Track 1-3. JOHN HOOKER Concert Band 1-43 March. Band 1-43 Pep Band 45 FFA, 1-33 fSec'y 433 FFA Convention 43 Fair- board 3. SPONSORS: NEW LONDON A Sz P WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE CARL HOWARD Football 3,45 Track 3,43 Honor Roll 2,3, Scholarship Tm. 3 . BLAIR HUNTER Football 1,2g Basketball 3g FFA QPres. ljg Thespian 3,4. JANET JOHNSON County Band 25 Concert Band 1-35 Sym. Band 1-43 March. Band 1-43 OMEA Band 3,4g Inst. Ens. 1-45 Inst. Solo 3-45 Chorus l,2g Choral Ens. 25 Librarian 3,45 FTA 3,4 fHist. 4gj AFS 4g Thes. 1-45 State Contest Ensemble. SUSAN HUNTER GLENN JOHNS Thespian 3,4. DANNY KIDD Track 1 ,2. SPONSOR: JOHN SON BROS, ROBERT KRISHA Concert Band 1-33 Marching Band 1,2. EDWIN KING Honor Soc. 3, QPres. 4jg FTA 3g fTreas.j 4g Monitor 2g AFS 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4g Schol. Tm. 1-33 Boys' State Alternate 3. MARY ELLEN LANDIS Sec'y Prac. 4g Exec. Comm. 43 Hon. Soc. 4g I-Ion. Soll, 1-45 Schol. Tm. 1,2g Ann. Staff 45 County Band 25 Con. Band 1,33 Sym. Band, 1-43 March. Band 1-45 OMEA 3,43 Inst. Ens. 2,3,4g Class Treas., 3g Thes. 3,4. CAROLYN LANG FHA 1-3 gms. 45, Thes. 1-45 GAA 3,45 Ofc. Prac. 4. SPONSOR: THE O'I-IARA OIL COMPANY t I ERIC KISTLER FFA 1-33 frfeas. 4y SUE. LEACH FHA lg Ann Staff 45 Ofc. Prac. 4. CASSIE LIPPERT County Band 1,23 Sym. Band l-33 Inst. Ens. 13 Chorus 1-33 Majorette 1,2j FTA 1-43 Pep Club 23 Ann. Staff 2,33 GAA 2-43 Ofc. Prac. 4. MARILYN MARTIN FHA 1-3 QI-iistorian 3j3 Ofc. Prac. 4. WILLIAM LOESCHER FFA, 1-4. MONA MARSH County Chor. 1,23 Conc. Band l-33 Sym. Band 43 March. Band 1-43 Chorus 1,23 Choral Ens. 23 FTA 43 ASF 4s Thes. 1-43 Schol. Tm. 2,3Q Ann. Staff 43 Inst. Ens. 1. LYLE MERRILL County Band 13 Con. Band 2, Sym. Band 13 March. Band 23 Dance Band 23 Inst. Ens. 23 Football 3,45 Basketball 23 Track 1. ELIZABETH MARTIN Chorus 1,23 Home. Att'nt 33 Res. Cheer. 23 Cheer. 3,43 FHA 1-43 Monitor 23 Thes. 1-4, GAA 3,43 Ofc. Prac. 4. SPONSORS: KELLY'S NEW LONDON GREENHOUSE l.ARRY'S BARBER SHOP DOUG MURR Track 3,45 FFA 1,25 Thes. 3,4. JUANITA MILLER Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 3,45 March. Band 1-45 FHA 25 Thes. 1-45 Ann. Staff 45 GAA 3,45 QV.P. 355 QPres. 455 Exec. Commg Ofc. Prac. 4. CYNTHIA MURRAY Conc. Band 15 March. Band 15 Chorus 25 Chor. Ens. 25 Home. Att'nt .45 Chee leader 3,45 Re Cheer. 25 FHA f- S. TOM NICHOLS Baseball 1-45 FTA 45 Pep Band Manager 4. SPONSOR: THE OHIO BODY KATHER EN E MU LLINS Pep Club 25 Caf. Ass't5 Playground Monitor5 Occ. Ed. Sec'y-Treas. MERVYN NUGEN T Chorus 25 Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Baseball 1 -4. DENNIS O'DELL Con. Band lg Sym. Band 2-43 March. Band 1-4g Dance Band 2-33 Basket. 15 FTA 43 AFS 4g Thes. 43 Schol. Tm. l-3. WILLIAM ONEY FFA, 1 -4. MARY JO R OWLAND Chorus lg Pep Club 2. MICHAEL RANDLEMAN Football 1-35 Bas- ketball 1,2. , . I ,uw ,e I' - , 1 WALTER RUESS County Band 1,2g Con. Band 1,2g Sym. Band 1-45 March. Band 1-4g Dance Band 33 OMEA Band 43 Inst. Ens. 3,43 Inst. Solo 1-33 Track 1-3g Thes. f 3,43 Basketball l 'I Mgr. 2-4. SPONSOR: KING B. ROWLAND TRUCKING . f Sfr'um S SUSAN RIEDY FHA 1,2g Thes. lg Ofc. Prac. 45 Exec Comm. 4. JACK SMITH Con. Band 1-35 Sym. Band 1-35 March. Band 1-45 Basket. 1-45 Track 15 Base- ball 15 Drum Major 2-45 FTA 3,45 Thes. 1-45 Schol. Team 2. DARRYLRUNKLE County Chor. 1,25 Chorus 152, Basket. 1,25 Track 15 Golf 1-35 Thes. 1 -4. TED STAPLES March. Band 15 Football 2-45 FTA 45 Thes. 1-45 Ann. Staff 4. Ei.. 252253: DONNA SNYDER County Band 25 Con. Band 1-3, Sym. Band 1-35 March. Band. 1-45 Inst. Ens. 35 Chorus 25 Choral Ens. 25 Honor Soc. 3,45 Sec'y 45 Lib. 2-45 FTA 3,45 Parlia- rnentarian 45 Monitor 25 AFS 45 Thes. 2,45 Honor Roll 1,25 Schol. Tm. 2,35 Ann. Staff 45 Quiz Bee 35 Girls State 35 NSF Summer Training Program. SPONSOR: THE STUDENT COUNCIL JOHN SELKA Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 1. JOE STEVENS County Chorus 25 Con. Band 1,25 March. Band 1,25 Inst. Ens. 15 Chor. 1,25 Football 15 Thes. 1-4. MURRAY STEVENS Chorus 1,23 Track 1g Class V.P. 1-35 Schol. Tm. 1,2g Quiz Bee 3,4. DOUG STONER County Chorus 25 Chorus 1,25 Foot- ball 1,2, Basket- ball 1,25 Monitor 2, Thes. 2-4. AL THOMAS FFA 1,2 QV.P. Zjg Honor R011 1-3. DOROTHY TEAL Glee Club lg Lib. 25 FHA 3,45 Pep Club 23 Ofc. Prac. 4. TIM TESTER Basket. 1-45 Baseball 1-4. GARY THOMAS Football 2, Bas- ket. 25 Track 1. SPONSOR: ORTNER AIR SERVICE, INC., Wakeman, ohio RONNIE TRAMMELL County Band 1,25 Con. Band 1,2g Sym. Band 1-43 March. Band 1-4 OMEA Band 4g Inst. Ens. 2,45 Inst. Solo lg Chorus 1-33 Basket. 1,25 Track 1-3g Base- ball 43 FTA 45 Pep Band 3,45 Thes. 2-4. JAY THOMAS County Chorus lg Chorus 1,2g Foot- ball 1-45 Track 3,4g Baseball 1g Class President lg Thes. 1-45 Basket. Mgr. 3,4. ALVIN TIIVIBS MILWARD VAN TUYLEN Baseball 4g Stu- dent Coun. 4g AFS 4g Thes. 43 Exec. Comm. SPONSOR: JOHN UX FFA 1-4. ROBERT Bob THOMAS . . . AUCTIONEER 6: REAL ESTATE EARNEST WALLEN FFA 1-4. KENNETH SANDRA wARco WU-SON Football 1-4, FFA ' 1,2,35 QReporter it 2, VP sy. Chorus lg Pep Club 2. I i ROBERT WOLFE Chorus 25 Schl. Tm. 35 Ann. Staff 4g Boys State Alt. 33 Exec. Comm. 4, Thespian 4. CLASS WILL ROBERT ZIMMERMAN Concert Band 29 Sym Band lg Mar. Band 1-33 Monitor 2, Thes. 4, Schl. Tm. 1 We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-six, being sound, and safe, and gone, do hereby bequeath to the following the privileges We have enjoyed in our years as students of NLHS. To the class of '67 We leave the Senior Lounge and chess set. To the class of '68 we leave the right to have a successful prom. To the class of '69 we leave the right to have good mum sales. To the class of '70 we leave the right to be picked on by everyone else. To the Administration we leave phony sickness excuses, Who me? excuses, unexcused absence slips, and our gratitude for all their help. To the Teachers we leave a great big bottle of Excedrin. To the Cooks we leave all the Tuna Boats they can eat. And to the Janitors We leave noisy heaters, hot rooms, whistling thermostats, and complaining teachers. I i' Signed, The Class of '66 SPONSOR: THE STAFF of the WILDCAT .V , , .., ,. W ,. 'V : L H T Tjii 'w 3' QQ if -2 H- 1 uf? , , ' .A mgihaf.. M ' Mfr L+.. 25 .. PT' 1 ' ' - ,QE '. 1-...5 L f., ,-, A Y, 1 7' V F: 1 , ' ggi ' gif' 1 3- 7 ' 'Kkf U vb .J -. ' if' W W' f ffmf ,X 1 T'7-E? x 5 J V H Q-, 1 ' 41 -L.. WOULD YOU BELIEVE . . . l i 30 I ,...-..,,..-,,.. ---N f r- I X J , , I J - ,., ,,,,, M, I . ...-X 1IlL.+- .lUi4s n41 1 31 JUST BEING ELVEQ Next? THE YEAR Honest HE pushed ME! Anybody need a plumber? Stacked At last WE are in control! 32 Tell us another one, Jack!! In the face of death. W 4 ex. . -,v ff H R. ve! A ana .gi .2 15' . 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' ss-.1 5. ' S9 3. Q . '41, 4 Q- W X ' .Y' ,' 1' . : x O - NJ' 'L' ' -t, -:: an ' L . Nh 1 Wharf-. - va. V . - IC ,hw ' . a.. y . . , I, 5... . 1 P? 'J' , 1 , W Q... CJ .f L Q .1 .gf f A' - , ,X 9 v.-Q ' Ks ii w x. lL' V NOT PICTURED: R. Bowman, L. Casada, D. Hayden, R. Mann, A. Randleman, D. Sexton, R. Turner, S. Wheeler. SPONSOR: JENNINGS 8a CHURELLA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 35 .1 'fx -, gp z 1 L4 'EY 1 1 . 1 I' 1 . Q.. -w, 4 X 4 J --1 r A ,Er ,Q -... :Q, ww , '11 , F dm , iii, sf? X, g M -rf. 1 97 r XX' XX ik XYX X -: f . A 'f-1' PY! 1 968 B. Murray, Pres. C. Parker, V. Pres. C. Tate, Sec. N. Ferrell, Treas. M. Snyder, S.C. S. Whetstone, S.C. S. Erickson, S.C. L. Lucas, S.C. X E -, 1 H 3 X QW, ?'b rv? '82 9 . Q .. X X it X X X I i VI.-1 . ibm, as XX ,X X . K , . -1 . ' - , , 5, :fo- . N new 6-H W?-1 'af ig 1 ... ' Q 'Q .. '3 .-eff' va t QI 'W J .a e'-2 ' 5 .. . f 4 L L J V ... .iff C na A L 1 4 4 t gf fl ' s . qi ' ,KN 1 1 h ,vkl ' ,A ' fi' 2. ' swf .. gif, .Xj p r A3 M ,kg 3 - M he A 4- '1 , . ' 1 , X, . X XX XX Xia X 1 L e 1 f f. A ---I 4' fi? 'khv e'W1 -,x , ' X ' - 3 a ' , 329 1.1 in L .1 1 XX - V,,.- -X 1, X K::,,f XA XE X X V . . . - rf ' .473 if YV 1 .ww V K M X e A .XQ A . X . M X X 'X A : . . ..,f S 7 L A - 1 :f.li.'N3x Q, V.: L ' xk SPONS OR: FERRELL-GARDNER WOOD PRODUCTS CO. INC. 36 R. Anderson L. Brainard P. Campbell H. Case A. Chandler G. Coey N. Cook K. Coombs A. Cotter H. Crawford J. Crawford M. Crumrine J. Distel C. Ebel J. Enderby M. Ferrell E. Gardner C. Garrett J. Garrett S. Geiger D. Gessner D. Goodman D. Gray E. Greene D. Grilley P. Grindstaff D. Hamilton B. Harp J. Helton G. Hess R. Hinton B. Hodgkin W. Howard J. Hunter D. Jackson J. Jones B. Kidd B. Knapp S. Krisha F. Lang S. McConnell B. McKee M. Marsh P. Martin D. Matthews S. Mills D. Moffit F. Monroe U L. Morrow D. Mun' J. Murr LX Mun .,.,, - M. Nugent . ' A is, -. A J' Oney RL- ..si14Q., - Q . , ' -::' .1 , T. 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Adams, T. Allen, B. Barker, D. Bassler, D. Bowman, J. Cooke, L. Cooke, B. Corley, S. Crabbs, S. Deppen, M. Ferrel, J. Howard, D. Matthews, D. Rumsey, T. Shreve, H. R. Sutherland 55' NM ! W L. Teal ' ' 4 C. Thomas M LLWZ l Q , M. Thomas X fl All W T ' ,, L. Tidswell wg 'Gil S' Q JL' A x' . M. Trammell R. Travis . J. VonKamp ', E. Wallen X 5 ' X J. Welch f XXV! H THOIHHS- D. Williams ' ' ' C. Wilson E. Yates SPONSOR: THE C. E. WARD COMPANY 37 1 E. C . :P AA ' 'Q' Ida.. .. be 1 K ,-5,1 my s. 4 r , 1 . D i . D . . I H . 4 U Q if y 'Sf' ' X 969 L. Jackson, PRES. S. Houser, V. PRES L. King, SEC. . Marsh, TREAS. J. Burk, S.C. . Evans, S.C. J. Hanville, S. C. . Harmony, S. C. Q I A 1 . .,,,. 'g ' .xiii ' ,, Xi' , i ' , nf? so .g Sn.n A n ' . . .nn W , of ..'... . so AH 1 s A X. xy ' V 'Q' . . - '-1 , L 'Q f ' D ef . '. 5 Q .271 X ur, .-I 'jill VL xxx in i . ESEE I 1 I 1 W' V' ff? ffafi' 3 V . HN D 'rf , f lj g x . An s , .Qr.fiQgi Q .?. wjggg rjwiiff nA, : Lan 'fx ...xi ' 1 4 3 .' l f s 'fi 'Rv S 1 - A in.. S. x . ...a s jg ij--. 02,4 , A Q , :J 3 f., iii . ,,.. .Q .. . ' VV. 'W 'vw 'gffv-.. Q32 .E .... . . F L - V -..- F E - - . -2 U71 .lsfx. L .. SPONSORS: DR. D. w. NIRODE RICHARDS ea. BURK INSURANCE 38 G. T. B. J. R. K. J. D. G. D. S. J. D. A. S. C. D. J. L. T. B. E. A. B. W. N. F. M. J. S. B. B. M. D. M. R. G. M. S. R. J. P. C. D. D. R. J. R. Ackerman Anderson Baker Baker Barnes Bartley Bates Bilton Bingman Blanton Bloom Boss Bricker Carpenter C arroll Case Cas e Chandler Clark Cline Collins Collins Darnron Damron Damron Deppen Dunnigan Esch Evans Fowdon Fry Gilbert Given Goodman Greaves Hales Hall Hall Hall Hardy Harner Harner Harvey Harwood Hatala Hinckley Hinton Howard J. Hunter B. Jackson M. Johnson R. Johnson B. Keith M. King T. Knapp L. Krumroy E. Leach R. Leaser K. Lehman D. Machles R. Malone D. Mann J. Martin N. Martin S. Martin D. Moffit D. Moman J. Morrow P. Morrow B. Muck R. Mullins J. Murray N. Myers M. Neel D. Olson D. Oney D. Parsons V. Parsons B. Patton B. Perkins D. Petroff B. Pheifer D. Porter L. Reep S. Riedy T. Robbins G. Rowland G. Rumsey N. Schafer R. Schneiter K. Shamel R. Shreve E. Smith C. Smith T. Sowards J. Speicher G. Stevens K. Thomas R. Thomas R. Ulm L. Vosatka B. Wallen D. Ward C. Watts R. Weiner H. Wenner C. Willacker R. Wilson S. Wolf B. Wonderland L. Wray ,- 1 aff 41.2 S 2- R , 1' 1,91 U L 'J .2 -. .. . - T Vvlfifhainw , B ,.1-f , F: ... Q i .W . f .rzv - y . ..., L K X .. - ik - Q' X x AX f ik- f -3 X Z f R 1 vs . A q 2 V . V mv 'N Ki.- J bd 9 .. I .M ' ' , . .35 ' .1 sv- ap, - ig if , ,. ,. , .1 , ' , l Niki . f f 1 1 , J -smear ' 1 -, .. .. .. Q , 1 no ' L xl ,...f, 1 -' I Y ig 93- F: 'fx 'lin HI' ' 'B ff , I fer... 'gjj L -4- 1 . . I . . A If W, rv M W WWVAY- S ,F vguuwiig lg B ttf . ey in '-' -s :zivr . .4 Aw 1 , is ' i si. Ra' , Y i't: , . 1 913 T I ' . H' rf' ' N. Y I .. T' ' 'fy ' ' n V ,- I '- -.., . Ziiq ' is A K-1-'F Im , QQQ ,A V I: 'SX' 'W'A 'KL 1 . IL M .. h . . LQ R : H- .D K i , f Q -aai L ' .J 1 f L - T 1 i ., . R Q. ' J l 'if' 'ii' as . is .-.. f .L .f 1 :E 31.1-'T-'K.I ET' - - . .R '- . SPONSOR: BOB'S VILLAGE RESTAURANT 39 i STAFF OFT!-IE WILDCCYV , W, . ' T3 wumpggg L. to R.--STANDING--S. Leach, L. Perry, T. Staples, B. Marschall, K. Hall, Mr. Mench, N. Funk, B. Wolfe, L. Campbell. SEATED--L. Bartow, J. Miller, M. Marsh, J. McCullough, R. Ortner, D. Snyder, M. McConnell, M. Landis, L. Gilbert. CD-EDITORS J. McCullough, D. Snyder, R. Ortner. BJQ. MGIZQ. FL umcak.a.a.:Z..'i3 l' B. Marschall, K. Hall, N. Funk. ADVISOR: Mr. Mend. X. Xxxx- ,:A-- ' STUDENT OOUNCI L ROW 1--L. Campbell, M. Meyer, Mrs. Woodworth, M. Donaldson, M. McConnell. ROW 2--J. Burk, S. Williams, K. Houser, B. Marschall, V. Bilton, J. Boss, J. Heckbert, M. Van Tuylen, N. Funk, L. Lucas, M. Snyder, S. Erick- son, J. Hanville, D. Evans. ROW 3--J. Sheppard, B. Barker, M. Nugent, C. Bowerize, D. Harmony, M. Farley, J. Oney, S. Whetstone, J. Hooker, S. Marks, J. Baker. One of the most active of the school organizations is the Student Council composed of class-elected and organization-selected representatives. Included among the duties and responsibilities assumed by this group the past year have been the following: making an activity calendar for dances and! or concessions during the fall and winter sports seasonsg contacting outside talent for several all- school assemblies, hosting the high school faculty and their families with an evening of fun and entertainment during the Christmas seasong arranging for a live Christmas tree and its lighting ceremony by securing the assistance of the Vocational Agriculture and Mechanical Drawing Departmentsg planning and conducting the traditional Christmas candle light program 5 sponsoring a Driving Safety Program with a rep- resentative from the State Highway Patrol in chargeg conducting a Sixth Grade Ori- entation program at which time the senior members and president-elect of the council, together with junior High teachers presented the information they felt junior high students should know concerning the general conduct and curriculum and su- pervising group tours of the building, particularly the portion in which the students would have their home rooms and classes. 1 OFFICERS: Pres . - -Mary Donaldson mv, SPONSOR: V. Pres .--Mark Meyer Ei THE STAFF OF THE WH-DCAT Sec 'y . - -Mary Kay McConnell fm 42 Treas . - -Linda Campbell TEAC!-IEIZQ OF- CA 11351555 1 .1 Bmw e ,f,, u if , w ,asirke ...muff mum X 2 me ,Z , if l W ROW 1: V. Bilton, K. Gemmel, M. Hickock, C. Fredrick, E. Campbell, K. Dunnigan, M. Marsh, C. Erswell, C. Lippert, ROW 2: S. Marks, C. Kilen, G. Hanville, C. Wolf, B. Ferrell, B. Wargo, D. Phiefer, V. Crawford, L. Duta, J. Rippey, M. Moman, Mrs. Mer- rill, ROW 3: K. Hall, T. Nichols, L. Hall, R. Trammell, J. Smith, L. Perry, T. Staples, D. O'Del1, A. Paramoreg ROW 4: F.T.A. Officers 1965-66--L. Anderson--Point Keeper, J. McCullough--V. President, D. Snyder--Parliamentariang R. Ortner--President, S. Hanville--Reporter, J. Johnson--Historian, E. King--Treasurer, B. Marschall--Student Council, M. Esch--Secretary. The Ira Landis Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in New London in 1955. The major objective of the F.T.A. is to secure an adequate and continuing supply of effective teachers for Ohio's schools. The program is directed toward orientating high school students to the teaching profession, guiding them and counseling with them to help them evaluate themselves in relation to teaching as a career. In attaining these goals, the 45 members of the F.T.A. collected food, clothing, and toys at Christmas for a needy family, acted as guides for Open House, attended a county meeting in Bellevue, and served the faculty, administration and school with over 3, O00 hours of service. SPONSORS: ELMER CLASER FORD SALES 43 HAROLD'S SERVICE GARAGE U BEAR!! QIZKF-F 1, g M SEATED L. to R.: L. Bartow, D. Snyder, M. Esch, J. Johnson, J. McCullough. STANDING: B. Ferrell, K. Gemmel, E.. Frank, M. Hickok, B. Wargo, S. Lewis. Missing: C. Wolf. 1 M is , H if if - . ffl 'I Q JVKIEI I f l V.. s o 9 1 ,g 1 Y - L ' i 2 .M V l . J, A I 1 ' Q LIBRAPJANS SOPHOMORES E.. Machles, M. French, L. Kirkpatrick. C. Garrett, P. Campbell, W. Howard, S. Mills, S. Erickson, M. Snyder. The New London Public Library will celebrate its 50th Anniversary in 1966. On july 15, 1916, the present public library was formally dedicated. It was a gift of Andeew Carnegie, great benefactor of libraries, and Homer johnson, who gen- erously gave half of the money in behalf of the townspeople, as well as the land on which the library stands. The present library training program for high school students was started in 1952, although there have always been high school stu- dents who have assisted with the library service. Thus far, 107 students have served as helpers in the library. RA l ', 6 vs .V QI' I '-In .X lllllie 44 Tl-IEQPIANQ SENIORS L to R--STANDING--M. Donaldson, D. Gessner, G. Johns, K. Hall, L. Perry, B. Krisha, J. Heckbert, E. Martin, Mr. Laborie, R. Trammell, C. Lippert, B. Hunter, T. Tester, B. Collins, J. Selka. KNEELING: M. Van Tuylen, T. Nichols, J. Thomas, R. Evans, E. Barnes, J. Smith, D. Murr, R. Wolfe, B. Marschall, T. Staples, D. Snyder, R. Zimmerman, W. Ruess, D. Stoner. SITTING: M. Landis, M. McConnell, J. Miller, M. Marsh, S. I-Ianville, C. Lang, V. Crawford, J. Crecelius, M. Nugent, N. Funk, J. McCullough, M. Esch, J. Johnson, L. Anderson, C. Bow- erize. Missing: P. Frate, P. Runkle. 1 , -. ...L V Nil' T. i UNDERCLASSMEN OFFIC ERS: Student C .--M. Farley, Treas .--R. Ortnerg Sec .-- B. Ferrell, Clerk--L. Campbell, V. Pres.--J. Boss, 1 Irp1'f R-X5 Pres . --J. Hinton. TI-IE E. BIGLOW CO. A I x Q L SPONS OR: -ll!!-f I-I OF CA n , 1 ROW 1--S. Martin, B. Biddinger, C. Lang, B. Ebel, J. Cooke, N. Cook, C. Bowerize, L. Morrow, D. Phillips. ROW 2--N. Crawford, S. Deppen, D. Teal, S. Blake, J. Gorby, C. Ebel, G. Rumsey, J. Distel. ROW 3--A. Damron, B. Damron, D. Case, M. Trammell, M. Smith, W. McClanahan, J. Blanton, L. Clark, S. Bloom. ROW 4--M. Bloom, F. Lang, S. Geiger, M. L. Johnson, J. Roeder, D. Olson, L. Wray. The Future I-Iornemakers of America is the national organization of students study- ing homernaking. It provides opportunities to plan and carry out activities related to homemaking. Some of the activities executed this year have been a Style Revue and Tea for eighth grade girls, a Teacher Appreciation Breakfast, and a Tea for Senior Girls. These projects were of special interest Within the several performed for the community and for the school. OFFICERS: Pres . --Carolyn Lang lst V. Pres .--Cynthia Bowerize 2nd V. Pres. --Bonnie Biddinger Sec'y.--Bonnie Ebel Treas . --joan Cooke Parlmtrn. - -Sandra Martin Rept.--Linda Morrow Historian- -Debbie Phillips Fair Board--Nancy Cook MMAKER3 St. Cncl . --Cynthia Bowerize K' I SPONSOR: NICKLES BAKERY, INC. DNEWH +0 I 07 if E il EW A 1'- 3' al' L s- lff wo O 46 OF CA L 3 Y i c , c- to l l , , l - 1 . ROW 1--V. Smith, J. Hooker, A. Crawford, R. Tolliver, Queen Mary Donaldson, E. Erswell, J. Ux, D. Crawford, Mr. Baker. ROW 2--A. Chandler, G. Coey, T. Allen, R. Patton, E. Kistler, B. Loescher, F. Monroe. ROW 3-- D. Hatala, R.. Schneiter, K. Mencl, L. Cucco, D. Moffit, B. Knapp. ROW 4--E. Smith, D. Murr, N. Deppen, R. Hinkley, E. Murr. The New London F.F .A. Chapter had a successful year. Most of the members made good placings at the Huron County Fair. johnny Hooker was sent as a rep- resentative to the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. The chapter participated in the parliamentary procedure contest. Two delegates were sent to the state convention and Earl Erswell was awarded the degree of State Farmer. jerry Pope, state F.F.A. president, was speaker at the Parent and Son Banquet where Bob Hinkley received the Star Greenhand Award and Earl Erswell received the Star Chapter Farmer Award. OFFICERS: Pres .--Earl Erswell V. Pres .--Ronnie Tolliver Sec. --John Hooker Treas . --Vincent Smith Rept.--David Crawford Sntl . --Art Crawford St. Advr.--john Ux 0 A D Q GFTIOQ 6 x A FX ,, e J SPONSOR: FA? P STUDENT COUNCIL I f as 1005 C, -.. . ,sc out TI , UF . J I Allin 0: Una! '-22:52. I 1 -Q 'CA 0 w 1 X .x 5 f Qi- 1' 47 ' O41 X : 7 SPONSCR: AFS. f Gift from Jean-Luc Navez, former A.F.S. The Van Tuylen Family student OFFICERS: Pres . --Keith Hall V. Pres . --Paul Jennings Sec . -T reas . - -Barbara Marschall St . Cncl . - -Vickie Bilton HAROLD D. ERLENBACH, NLD. A Milward and Mike 48 I , yy NArroNAL now IZ Qoczew OFFICERS: Mr. McGowan--Advisor Donna Snyder- -Secretary Robert Ortner- -Treasurer Edwin King--President Keith Hall--Vice President jill McCullough--Sgt. at Arms Mary McConnell- -Chaplain -QC!-IOLAIZQI-IIP-C!-l4I2ACJEl2f -QEl2MCE-LEADEI2Ql-!IP- Initiates L to R: Larry Perry, Paul Jennings , Dane Wolfe , Larry Cook, Beverly Adams, Sharon Lewis, Carol Wolf, Linda Camp- bell, Susan Marks, Lois Anderson, Melanie Esch, Mary Landis. NONQR SSCIITY 3634 229 Y 5 SPONSOR: 5 L SNYDER ELECTRIC 3 GIRLS BOYS Delegates--C. Wolf, E. Frank, M. Hickok. P. Jennings, L. Neel. Alternates--J. Baker, M. Ward, B. Adams. M. Meyer, A. Pararnore. QUIZ BEE W5 L. to R.--J. McCullough, J. Baker, L. Campbell, B. Adams, M. Hickok, Mr. Girton, J. Baker, B. Ferrell, M. Donaldson, M. Stevens, R. Ortner. SPONSOR: THE AMERICAN LEGION, BROOME-WOOD POST 292, New London, Ohio JUNIOIZG AND QENIORQ STANDING--M. Hickok, D. Snyder, C. Howard, G. Spears, P. Jennings, A. Paramore, R. Ortner, E. King, K. Hall, D. Wolfe, L. Campbell. SEATED--lvl. Marsh, M. Esch, J. Johnson, S. Marks, M. Landis, M. McConnell, M Donaldson, K. Dunnigan. SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS FEES!-IMEN AND QOPHOMOPES STANDING--J. Cooke, N. Ferrell, B. Spoerr, C. Ortner, J. Howard, S. Houser, J. Von Camp, B. Jackson, B. Mu: ray, M. Sturges, K. Mencel, R. Ulm, J. Baker, C. Garrett, M. Nugent, K. Puder. SEATED--R. Collins, B. Baker, L. King, R. Weiner, H. Wenner, N. Schaffer, M. Given, J. Burk, N. Myers, E. Gardner. SPONSOR: THE STAFF OF THE WILDCAT 52 FOOTBALL if V l 55 V YU 14 31 ROW 1: C. Davis, D. Crawford, S. Whetstone, J. Hinton, L. Merrill, R. Evans, J. Crecelius, L. Perry, J. Thomas, M. Nugent, G. Barker, M. Marsh, J. Randlemang ROW 2: A. Crawford, L. Teal, R. Sutherland, K. Paramore, E. Moman, J. Roeder, B. Phiefer, C. Howard, E. Erswell, A. Randleman, E. Murr, E. Harris, ROW 3: L. Cooke, R. Bowman, B. Murray, M. Meyer, D. Gessner, S. Garrett, T. Staples, L. Neel, M. Gilbert, D. Paullin, M. Stevens. The Wildcat football team under the excellent direction of Coach Tom Campbell and his as- sistants, Mervyn Nugent, Wes Ritchey, Pete I-leiman, john McGowan, and john Carlisle, compiled a very fine season record of seven Wins and three losses. Among the seven wins was a very memorable victory over Willard. This marked the first time in thirteen years that a Wildcat football team had beaten Willard. Also, the fine Wildcat football team defeated the South Central Trojans, ranked 16th in the state, with a score of 42 -0. The Homecoming game Was a success. The 30-6 Win over Ridgeville was the crowning touch to the Wonderful evening at which Queen Jean Boss reigned. in , SPONSOR: DICK WALTON 54 Lyle n 5 SEN! 0121 PLAYERS Joe Merv 1965 Football 1966 We They Carl 14 Willard 0 8 Wellington 28 34 Midview 12 30 Ridgeville 8 42 South Central 0 20 Vermilion 8 6 Oberlin 40 Home.. 34 Clearview 28 28 Amherst 32 48 Huron 6 I 2 IE h ' Y ii 1 ' E L' T if , 5 Eddie Larry Jay J ohn SPONSOR: PERRY CHEVROLET , INC. Ted David Earl I Daryl C E A O 'N' D 5 I H D 81 s N s SPONSOR: MARETT INSURANCE AGENCY VARSITY BAQICEIBALL Left to Right: Coach Carlisle, W. Phiefer, W. Ruess, M. Bowman, K. Coombs, E. Moman, T Tester S Garrett J. Smith, A. Randleman, E. Barnes, J. Hinton, J. Thomas, Coach Nugent, FRONT ROW: L Perry R Evans M Nugent, J. Crecelius. BASKETBALL We They 73 Keystone 64 65 Wellington 53 76 Berlin Heights 72 61 Amherst 58 68 Vermilion 55 43 Crestview 48 65 Midview 50 76 South Central 50 76 Ridgeville 54 37 Mapleton 32 48 Monroeville 43 50 Oberlin 67 79 Western Reserve 64 63 Huron 64 74 Milan 63 71 Clearview 80 67 Wellington 60 67 Plymouth 53 SPONSORS: FINLEY 'S DRUGSTORE Tl-IE INN 58 SEN! 0121 N RIC K PLAYERS MERV JOHN N010 x 'r 'V C M - ik Q -Qffif I-1 ,- QQQ4, V1-' ,.H9 g ixggaq? we ' A LARRY ' EDDIE mif' TIM x I WALTER, JOE, JAY--MG RS. SPONSORS: JACK BEN FRANKLIN STORE CLARK BROS. GARAGE 59 OUI21 F-IG!-ITING FEES!-IMEN 1935? . ,,, I 'Hex . , ,L ?. ' l . 4 Nix w. BACK ROW: B. Pheifer, B. Johnson, T. Thomas, G. Stevens, B. Gilbert, D. Harmony, J. Spei- cher, C. Willacker, S. Houser, S. Fowdon, R. Ulm, Coach Campbell. FRONT ROW: S. Hall, M Neel, R. Barnes, G. Rowland, M. Esch, D. Goodman, J. Martin. OUIZ PE-Q fl f 11: 1 . BACK ROW: Coach McGowan, Gary Coy, Roger Stover, Brynn McKee, Mark Crurnrine, Eddie Murr. FRONT ROW: Steve Whetstone, John Petroff, Dave Paullin, Charlie Davis. SPONSOR: THE STAFF OF THE WILDCAT B A 5 K E T B A , L L A C T I O M N SPONSOR: THE STAFF OF TI-IE WH.DCAT TRACK 'nmv-tu mmf,-. - m I-1-ea f . L. to R. Q15 Hinton, Howard, Harris, Nugent, Thomas, Perry, Murr, Evans, Gesner, QZJ Mr. Stahlman, Murr, Davis, Murr, Neel, Roeder, Sturges, Ewell, Paramore, Coombs, Randleman, Jones, Mr. McGowan CARL RICK MERV W I .. , L' X, J OE T RAC K QUEEN- - SUE HUNT ER EDDIE V JM I. ' i-Z --X rf I 22:31 '.':' x 1- V '73 1 ' DOUG LARRY DARYL JAY SPONSOR: DON'S SOHIO SERVICE BASEBALL Y xl ' EE .. t I 1 L' A 1. . , K ' mf ' sb! TOP--Mr. Heiman, M. Crumrine, G. Barker, S. Whetstone, R. Travis, R. Sutherland, E. Moman, L. Cooke, B. Murray, Mr. Carlisle. BOTTOM--M. Van Tuylen, T. Nichols, R. Trammell, L. Hall, M. Nugent, J. Crecelius Tester, B. Collins, D. Foster J',..a.w I I l i.. RONNIE T, ,.,. Je LARRY il 2 lzi TIM BILL CASEY TOM MERV JOI-LN DALE LINE UP as .I' ,..aL4'lRE ,I UWKX SPONSOR: TI-IE STAFF OF THE WILDCAT GIRLS' !-YU-ILEITCDAQQOCIAUON Adviser Miss Nurrenbrock, Officers--J. Roeder, Pt. Keeperg K. Houser, S.C.g M. Nugent, V.P.5 J. Miller, Pres.5 S. Williams, Sec.5 F. Dunnigan, Treas.g S. Hanville, Pt. Keeper. G-OLP Left to Right: D. Frateg D. Gessnerg M. Meyerg R. Stoverg D. Runlde, co-capt.5 Queen Mary Kay Mc Connelly K. Hall, co-capt.g S. Bowerizeg M. Gilbertg C. Sengstockg Coach Campbell. SPONSORS: BAILY IMPLEIVIENT COMPANY ROLLING ACRES GOLF COURSE 64 VAIZQHY REQEPME D. Evans, N. Cook, S. Geiger, K. Bartley, C. Thomas Top to bottom: N. Funk, J. Cooke, S. SPONSOR: Frank, J. Cook, C. Murray. THE FUNK CONSTRUCTION CO. 65 HMEN TRACK KNEELING--P. Morrow, J. Speicher, B. Baker, B. Jackson, R. Ulm, M. Greaves. STANDING--S. Fowdon, B. Johnson, G. Stevens, D. Harmony, J. Evans, J. Hinton, C. Willacker, C. Case, T. Thomas Mr. Stahlman. THE BO The New London Booster Club was organized in November of 1961. It has grown from twelve mem- bers to three hundred in 1966. The Boosters con- tribute about three thousand dollars annually to the different sport programs of New London High. Of the many things they contribute, these are the most out- standing. They have bought uniforms for the football, basketball, baseball, and track teams. Also for the football team, they have bought a blasting machine, the whirlpool, movie camera, movie projector, the post-game meals for the team, and other essential equipment. They also sponsored a trip to an Ohio State football game for the team. For the basketball team, they have bought a tip-O-matic, a rebounder, warm up jackets, post game meals for the team, and other things that made the season successful. For the track team, they have bought hurdles, starting blocks, and other track equipment. F or the baseball team, they have bought bats, balls, and other nec- essary equipment. The golf team received new hats, courtesy of the Booster Club. The boosters earn their money by selling programs in the fall at the home football games and by doing other worthwhile projects. Another contribution of the Booster Club is the annual two hundred dollar athletic scholarship which was given this year to john Crecelius. 66 SCHOLARSHIP WINNER JOHN C REC ELIUS giiiwm 'llffzhww CONCEPT MARC!-IING WH' SPONSOR: THE NEW LONDON MUSIC PARENTS CLUB BAND DRUM M4-UOIZ Qi, , , , , va! ' 2: 1 f an-Q' MAJ0 Jack Smith TWIRLERS Bonnie Ebel Susan Marks Carol Wolf Jonna Hanville Marilyn Moman HEAD MAJORETTE Jean Boss SPONSORS: BURNER-SUTHERLAND HARDWARE D. B. BARNES CLOTHING STORE Ei 0 PEP BAND R. Trammell, L. Hall, R. Gregory, Mr. David Wenner, A. Paramore, P. Jennings, J. Hooker, T. Nichols QMgr.y The Pep Band is not made up OF membersg it is made BY the members . Their goal is to inject a new air of en- thusiasm and school spirit into the atmosphere of our home basketball games by the use of hard-driving, swinging band music. All season, the boys Worked closely with the coach and the cheerleaders. They will long be remem- bered for doing their part. ALL-OHIO BOYS BAND ALL-OHIO YOUTH CHOIR: B. Collins, J. I-Ieckbert M. Donaldson 70 ENQEMBLEQ 6 BRASS SEXTET L. Hall, V. Garrett, M. Donaldson, A. Paramore, C. Garrett, R. Trammell. , Q2 f ag - nu. . TRIO STATE I'S TRIO J. Boss, J. Rippey, R. Ulm. P. Jennings, M. Donaldson, J. J. Rippey, B. Ferrell, K. Houser. I-Ieckbert. BRASS QUINTET W. Ruess, M. Crumrine, K. Houser, K. Pararnore, B. Gregory qabsentj. 7l Saturday Night Cast Calamity- -Mary Donaldson Wild Bill--john Crecelius Katie Brown- -Kathy Houser Henry Miller--jack Smith Susan- -Susan Marks Francis Fryer--Ronnie Trammell Lt. Danny Gilmartin- -Steve Garrett Supporting Cast for Both Performances Adelaid Adams - -Virginia Garrett joe - -Darryl Runkle Rattlesnake - -Larry Neel Prospector- -Blair Hunter Hank- -Merv Nugent Pete--Rick Evans Buck- -jim Speicher Hugh Kingsley--Larry Perry Doc Pierce--joe Stevens 1 I- Z , . 72 JANE Friday Night Cast Calam ity- -jill McCullough Wild Bill--joe Hinton Katie Brown--jean Boss Henry Miller - -Mi ke Farley Susan- -Nancy Funk Francis Fryer- -Alan Paramore Lt. Danny Gilmartin--Steve Garrett Indians: Dennis Frate, Roger Stover Cowboys: Daryl Gessner, Bob Wolfe, Keith Hall, Mark Meyer, Bobby Zimmerman, jim Dorwart, Dennis Bilton, Mark Neel, jacob Hinton. And a Chorus of THOUSANDS . Would you believe hundreds!!'?? f 'x-. 1 ,im X A 73 MUSIC P 1965-1966 OFFICERS: Pres . - -M . Hall V. Pres. --N. Bilton Sec. --E. Wolf Treas. --L. Tate Ways and Means Comm . --S. Marshg M. Pattong R. Creceliusg A. Brickerg B. Esch. The Music Parents Organization Was organized solely for the purpose of as- sisting in any Way the music depart- ment of New London High School. Its membership consists of all par- ents who have a child in band or chorus from the fifth grade through high school. Thus we dedicate this page to these relentless Workers for all the time and interest they have so selflessly given. AEJON AWARD l Mary Donaldson plays French horn in Concert Band, received a state first for her vocal solo at contest, had a lead in Calamity Jane , is a member of the All-Ohio Youth Choir, and played in the brass sextet. QOUQA AWARD 1, V Jim Heckbert was a member of the All Ohio Boy's Band for two years, played drums in play band for five years, headed the percussion section in concert and marching band for four years, received a state first for his drum solo, and played in the local group, The Off- Set . 74 B I v , LV J H C M M I E S C S O M J I E N A G N Q B U O E S E S 'X' 1 N M K. Bartley, S. McConnell, J. 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L K RM an P Ballonoff Metal Products Co. Constance S. Lawrence . . . Real Estate Corner Market Dr. L. S. Pasek Dr. gl Mrs. C. A. Slagle Dr. E. L. Vosatka Fitch Funeral Home Glenn Waldorf I-Iamilton's Drive In Harry Rowland jr. Agg. Lime Jennings Ready -Mix Jim's Marathon Service Humphrey Clinic Knapp's Shoe Store Miller Radio 81 T.V. News Centre New London Shell Ortner Fruit Stand, Wakeman Reynolds Lumber Company Roth Corporation T. H. Smith, M.D. 224 Sunset Service, Ruggles The Gift Box , Wakeman The Marlowe Shoppe Walters' Market West End Greenhouse Wright's jewelry Store . . . Doner 95 We wish to thank everyone for his help and co- operation in the making of this annual. We hope you've enjoyed looking through this book as much as we have enjoyed putting it together for you. Z It was a very good year . . . --The Wildcat Staff Qclwobs Out . . . Qclwws Out 'm' ' ' ' K -fn: r V In X .n . 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