New Riegel High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (New Riegel, OH)

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GR DE SEVEN MR. JOHN MORRONE Students in grade seven participated in the Christmas play, In Old Judea. Other highlights occurring during the year were: Junior High Basketball Tournament, Science Fair, Trip to Columbus, Mus- ic Festival, Hobby Exhibit, and last day of school picnic. FRONT TO BACK, ROW 1: Carol Elchert, Donna Lauterbur, Mary Lucius, Patricia Reinhart. ROW 2: Nancy Snyder,Darlene Gillig, Dennis Scherger, Paul Schalk. ROW 3: Mary Reinhart, Patricia Huss, Kenne- th Glouse, Charles Popenberg. ROW 4: Ronald Tiell, Charles Reinhart, Lunette I-Iohrnan. FRONT TO BACK, ROW 1: Martha Coleman, Gary Spero, Robert Rogier, SharonKinn. ROW 2:Dennis Nye, Rose Theis, Thomas Schalk,Odelta Carbonell. ROW 3: Paul Kauffman, William Reinhart, Christine Kinn, Ronald Bakies. ROW 4:Robert Brickner, David Elchert, Edward Clouse, Lois Lafontaine. STANDING: Mark Weaver, Michael Kelbley, Gerald Borer, Mack Gerschutz, Kenneth Gillig,Kath1een Koby, Jeanette Kirin, Melissa Morrone, Rita Hohrnan. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Raitz,Karen Weinandy, Elizabeth Elchert, Mary Logsdon, Louise Thiry, Douglas Reinhart, Ronald Clouse, Joseph Kuhn, Kenneth Theis, Gerald LaFountaine. ABSENT FIRST DAY PHOTOGRAPHS WERE TAKEN. ROW 1: Joseph Barchus, Lori Ann Meier, grade 2: Deborah Reiter, grade 1: Susan Theis, grade 3: Donald Rurnschlag, grade 2. ROW Z: Laura Kirian, grade 43 Linda Steinhauser, Kathleen Bouillon, grade 8: Elizabeth Metzger, grade-65 Janet Raitz, grade 3. ROW 3: Robert Nye, grade 6: Will- iam Frankart, grade 8: Charles Reinbolt, Kenneth Clouse, Daniel Rumschlag, grade 73 Robert Snyder, grade 2. 49

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GR DE EIGHT There are 15 pupils in grade 7, and ll in grade 8 in our room. Sister Iona is our homeroom teacher. She says sometimes we work hard and sometimes we don't. We nearly always play hard. At first we did not know how many times we could swing from the mon- key bars without getting blisters. After many blisters, we found that we must use moderation even with good things. SISTER MARY IONA Elementary Principal SISTER MARY LAURENTIA LEFT TO RIGHT: Patricia Tian, Leonard Theis, LEFT, FRONT T0 BACK: ROW 11 ROY Reinharr, Donald Welly, Angela Huss, William Elchert,Harold Sha1'01'1 SChI'eif1eI'a James Zefldefi Keflllefh Wagner, Kinn, Rose Marie Gnepper, Kathleen Bouillgn, Robert Rowland, Joseph Ward, Darl Theis, Gerald Bernice Peter, Kelbley, Steven Swing, Mark Theis, Leonard Schreiner. LEFT, FRONT TO BACK. ROW 1: Michael Nye, ACROSS. ROW l: Marion Mathias, Thomas Gerschutz Virginia Lonsway, Sheila Warnecke, Carolyn Hark, ' Peter Wagner, James Gase. ROW 2: Raymond Bakies, Sandra Underwood. ROW 2: John Metzger, Robert David Osborn, Gerald Bumb, ROW 3: Susan Yost, Reinhart, James Spero, Lester Staib, Nancy Raitz, Suzanne Weinandy, Darlene Clouse, Sister Mary Sharon Gase. ROW 3: Richard Ulman, Lawrence Laurentia. Elchert, Eugene Scherger, Phyllis Lucius, Mary Tiell, William Elchert.

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M em DE IX MRS. LUELLA KELBLEY, SISTER MARY CABRINI LEFT, FRONT TO BACK: Daniel Tiell, David Staib, Mary Ellen Tiell, Leonard Nye, Kath- leen Wetta, Terrence Reinhart, Patricia Schalk, Paul Tiell. SEATED: Linda Reinhart, Steven Lucius, John Yost, Mary Jean Weinandy, Diana Theis, Thomas Boes, Duane Nye, Thomas Faeth, Janis Osborn. STANDING: Joan Feck, Paul Gnepper, Alice Watts,Margaret Lauer, Larry Gase. 50 The year began with a Let's Get Acquainted session for Sister I 'MA the odds being 23-1. Who would guess that just a few months ago these 24 were total strangers. Group work in panels, discussions, research, projects, playlets etc. helped all to know one another better, to learn lessons in give and take and to arrive at the knowledge that school work can be fun The trip to the Toledo Art Museum in October, made history and geography live for the pupils as they viewed the Tutankharnun trea sures. Tired boys and girls at departure time was proof that the other museum treasures were not neglected, either. Perhaps the highlight of the first semester was the grade school play before Christmas-, when sixth grade girls danced and boys sang the praises of their world's Savior. LEFT, FRONT TO BACK: Kathleen Wetta, Daniel Tiell, Janis Nye, Lawrence Kin,Sandra Doran, Luis Duran, Yvonne McGrain, Mary Ellen Theis, Ann Weaver, Barbara Ulrnan, Lawrence Metzger, John Boes, CynthiaSpero, David Zoeller. LEFT: Sharon Myers, David Scherger,Stephen Bouillon, Andrew Reinhart, Linda Tiell, Glen LaFountaine, Jeffrey Underwood, Helen Rose Peter. MISSING: Barbara Wagner.