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

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High Flying Aquila 561 f.pf'5Xf' rw A 'W -- On on Annual mission in Bowling Green are Sharon Franz, Carol Martin, Lyndal Sharon Franz and Susie Wilgus are studying the Hugg, Darlene Dietrich, Bob Hoffman, and Gary Collie. .v 'W ,wi F AQUILA STAFF BACK ROW: Lowell Raclemaker, Roger Meyer, Bonnie Esterline, Kenny Esterline, Chuck White, Jeff Thompson, Frank Lantz. FRONT ROW: Thelma Hulbert, Susan Hoffman, Cheryl Pitts, Janet Kintner, Carol Oliver, Carol Martin, Sue Morningstar, Susan Wilgus, Kay Munroe, Bonnie Baker, and Lois Douglass. 68 Junior Clas. layout ll SENIOR YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS Carol Buerk, Lyndul Hugg, Darlene Dietrich, Carol Oxencler.

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National Honor Society SEATED: Bernadine Young, Susan Hoffman, Joyce Hess, Sharon Franz. STANDIN G: David Gollutla, Barbara Orewiler, Carole Buerk, Carmen Cummins, Gary Hambleton, Charles White, Sue Morningstar, Dwight Wilson, Carol Oxender, Joan Spieth, Janet Kintner. X E National Honor Society members planning the scholarship banquet. Since its organization in l96l, a total of 26 studen ts have been chosen to become members of the Eagle Chapter. Graduating this year are the last two charter members Carol Oxender and Barbara Orewiler. The students tapped this year was the largest number admitted at one time since its be- ginning, eleven--of which seven were sophomores. Membership in this organization is based on scholar- ship, leadership, service and character. To be con- sidered for membership a student must have a full B average, in addition he must rate high in the other three areas. One of the big undertakings of the honor society was the holding of the second North Central Scholar- ship Banquet. This yecudsbanquetwasa-ttended by approximately 225 students, parents, and faculty members. The speaker for this event was Dr. Alton Kurtz of the education department of Defiance Col lege . 67

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Hi-Lites Staff Run The Presses it SENIOR PAPER STAFF, Stu Hinlcle, Duane Wyrick, Dan White Lyndal Hugg, checking latest edition. The Hi-Lites, a monthly paper, is circulated widely through the school. The main purpose of the paper is to raise the school spirit, interest students in the different departments of our school, and making a record of activities during the school year. The Hi-Lites is proud of its accomplishments and has filled an important niche in the school program. Dan White, the Editor-in-Chief, and Roger Meyer, the Junior Editor, 'have done a creditable iob. Mr. Gallutia, the faculty advisor, has also spent a great deal of time making the Hi-Lites a successful project. PAPER STAFF STANDING: Jeff Thompson, Susie Wilgus, Anna Lou Widmer, Sue Morningstar, Jill Critchfield. SEATED: Roger Meyer, and Carol Jean Oliver. if Janice Sohn is shown running off the latest edition of Hi-Lites. 69