North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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Class of I965 gulf.. sin :Ng CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Oliver, News Reporter, Carmen.Cummins, President, Gary Collie, Vice President, David Gallutia, Secretary, Carol Martin, Treasurer. K tg X K x R in ' '.- s 5- B .imma We, the class of 1965, are now on the second step of our four-year struggle to reach graduation from high school. Although we have only been in high school two years, we have seen and been a part of many different activities. Besides the tact that our homework picked up this year, our class social life increased. ln the Fall we had a Halloween party which was considered a success. Then, in the spring, we had a car wash in the shop and a bake sale at Becker's Restaurant. Our class president, Carmen Cummins, served as an excellent head and guided us over our heated class discussions with very little trouble. Carmen and Gary Hambleton were our student council representatives. This year our class advisors, Mrs. Nearing and Mr. Dietsch, were a great help to us in everything where acblt supervision was needed . We will all miss Mrs. Nearing next year and Loren Bavin Bonnie Beck Connie Beck Shirley Bistline Steve Clymer Rose Coler Gary Collie Jill Critchfield Carmen Cummins Dennis Downing Stanley Ellerbusch Karen Ely Bill Fackler Claudia Flory Jeff Frame

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Fixing what 'Mother Nature' forgot! SHY GUY JVM-Q, V STANDlNG: Joan Spieth, Charlie White, Bob Hoffman, Liz Landis, Jeff Thompson Roger Hess, Larry Wine. SlTTlNG: Lois Douglas, Sharon Franz, Bonnie Baker, Susie Wi lgus . When Fred Hastings spends more money than his parents believe he is earning, when his friend Larry Madison attempts to get his chum out of hot water, and when an eccentric little lady of eighty decides to play football, any attempt at trying to preserve the sanity of other casual observers becomes futile. Fred's mother, Cora, is planning a birthday party for Fred's girl, Nancy, but when two strangers, beautifully feminine, appear, in the persons of Gloria Patterson and Lois Corwin, the plot thickens. Fred is doomed, his iob as model for Glamour Girl Cosmetics is about to be re- vealed. But leave everything to Larry, Larry insists. Gilbert Hastings, Fred's father, is furious when he learns about it, Julie Tucker's chief concern is being able to keep the puppy Larry has bought for her on the installment plan. And that's when Melinka Whipple, that wiry bundle of energy, appears. The birthday party? lt turns out to be something slightly less than an open-house affair, with a Mr. Danbury looking for local television talent, Bill Sterling looking for his girl, and Melinda Whipple looking for enough space in which to make a touchdown in football. Bad Case of Stage Fright! 4-nllPl

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David Gallutia Ann Gray Gary Hambletan Jeanie Hershiser Joy Hess v X 3 I Susan Hoffman Thelma Hulbert - - 4 Keith Kemarly Donna Kollar .lim Kollar -6 Z 'Q' if I x ,gig A X -.53-Rizzo . X 1'b.Q'x-If 39' TQ' jlgirbfglfu .n?Au6.5- '.1..Pb.x ..s ' 1? JL. in I' f-3.4.41 ' Don Kollar Dean Kosier Jon Lantz David Lash Gary Lindholm -lglfil sill' V K, it if -I E Carol Martin Evelyn Mercer .lean Ann Miller Sue Morningstar Linda Nisley hope that her life of retirement will be rewarding after twenty-five years of faithful teaching. We hope Mr. Dietsch, who has completed his first year of teaching, has enjoyed working at North Central and will return to instruct us in Algebra ll. Our class will look back on the Sophomore year with mixed emotions. Some, of course, will say that it was just a jump closer to graduation. Many will remember it as a time when the midnight oil burned more than once. Still others will simply remember it as another rewarding experience that will help us be better citizens. mis Ki .Af .XA 'b Y' Si' 5' v 3,1 ., , K What a gasserl ! l ll Susan Hoffman and Cheryl Pitts 41