North Ridgeville High School - Shadow Yearbook (North Ridgeville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

HI Q! t Capital Apjaeawmce-The Beatles performed for a youthful audience in Wash- ington on the night of February 12. ,wry V Y QA., il l , 'Y ' V t if iiiaa ' ' Lfv f',?'i1 ! il ef. 96? . a+. a '-4 . A , 'ht-t if f, r thf ia I, ,AF .1 ,ja 1, ,riff , F 1 , . -b-1' S New Teen-Age Queen-Smiling Caro- lyn Mignini, 17, of Baltimore was crowned the new Miss Teen-age Amer- ica of 1965 in Dallas on November 13. Opening for juniors-These college juniors joined the Peace Corps' new summer project for six to eight weeks of training similar to that for regular Peace Corps volunteers. They later did surveying work near Taos, N.M. After graduation they will be sent to Latin America. the Ranger 7 spacecraft prior to its - impact on the moon july 3lst. The area shown is about one and two- thirds miles on a side. The smallest craters are about 30 feet in diameter and 10 feet deep. Some of the large craters are about 300 feet in diameter. Ranger on Target-This is a photo- graph of the lunar surface taken by '+- Family Grieves-Gust Carlson, father of Dr. Paul Carlson, medical mission- ary slain by rebel troops in the Con- go, dabbed at his eyes during a news conference in Los Angeles on Novem- ber 24. He is flanked by his daughter and another son. VVo.r!d'.r Fair at Night-The New York World's Fair attracted as many visitors at night as it did during the day following its April opening. The nighttime lights set off the beautiful pavilions constructed by many countries. Democratic Victor-President Lyndon johnson won the 1964 election by the greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in U. S. history. johnson became President at the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963. Barry's Battle for Votes-Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville, Tenn., air- port September 16 as he campaigned for the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- servative senator swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. I ational Events in Review-1964 Fm the Greatest-Cassius Clay whooped it up with his handlers after he won the Yards are the Winners-Roger Craig leaped on a group world heavyweight title in Miami Beach f teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- in February. He was credited with a tech- ients after the last out in the seventh World Series nical knockout of Sonny Liston when Lis- ame won by the Redbirds over the Yankees, '7-5, in St. ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- ,ouis. enth round. fx ylfg Alrzskzm Quake-A whole line of cars rest- ed about 20 feet below street level on a main thoroughfare in Anchorage the day following the disastrous earthquake on March 27. Nobel Prize Wimier-Dr. Martin Luther King, jr., right, was greeted by Richard C. Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. 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To their unselfishness, their sacrifice, their patience, and their guidance, We owe our triumphs, our joys, our bittersweet moments, our very existence. 4 SHADOW MEMORIES OF SEN I URS COMME CEMENT May 21, 1965 After the processional, the senior class, the Junior escorts, and the audience stand While the invocation is given by the Reverend Carl E. Bennin After the rocessional the senior class the junior escorts, and the audi- P , , ence stand while the invocation is given by the Reverend Carl E. Benning. S The Reverend Paul A. Single gives his commencement ad- dress, lf You Haven't Got It On The Inside, to the grad- uating class . Nancy Hoffman, the class val- edictorian, uses the class motto as the title of her speech. 6 Several seniors receive awards. They are Patricia Aschemeier, Crisco Awardg jerry Bostelman, National Honor Society Scholarshipg Duane Dehnbostel, Perfect Attendance Awardg Sharon Miller, john Philip Sousa Awardg Lynn Eicher, Co-Salutatoriang Nancy Hoffman, Valedic- toriang Carol Smith, Co-Salutatorian. Mr. jerry Walsh presents the Crisco Award to Patricia Ascherneier . The class of 1965 sings The Halls of Ivy as a close to the commencement program. Mr. John Henry, president of the Ridgeville school board, presents the diplomas to the class. N 7 PATRICIA ASCHEMEIER--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 25 Girls' State Alternateg Hi Stepa Staff 45 Scholarship to Warner's Beauty College 5 Sr. Scholarship Test. EARNEST BALL--Liberty Center 1, 2. MARY JG BARNES--Chorus 1, 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Treasurer 25 Hi Stepa Staff 45 Librarian 3 5 High School Night Attendant 45 Sr. Play. BRUCE BECK--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 45 Jr. Play, Student Council 35 Hi Stepa Staff 45 Librarian 25 Visual Aid 3, 4. DENNIS BEHNFELDT--Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Mixed Ensemble 25 'Chorus 1, 2, 33 Basketball 15 Jr. Play, Sr. Play. DOROTHY BELTZ--FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi Stepa Staff 4. B l DANIEL BIEDERSTEDT--Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Class President 1. JERRY BOSTELMAN--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, Band Pres. 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Most Improved Player Award 3, Foul Shooting Contest 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Student Council Pres. 4, Hi Stepa Staff 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, jr. Play, Sr. Play, Buckeye Boys' State, High School Night Mgr. 3, 4, Sr. Scholar ship Test. SUSAN CHRISTOFEL--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Vice Pres. 4, Solo gl Ensemble Con- test 1, Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 1, Mixed Ensemble 2, Freshman Cheerleader, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL Pres. 1, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society Vice Pres. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, News Reporter 4, Buckeye Girls' State, Concession Co -Mgr. 2, High School Night Attend ant 3, High School Night Queen 4, Sr. Scholarship Test. TONY CLYMER--Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 4, Mixed Ensemble 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1 4 Class Vice President 1, 4, Class President 3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Librarian 1. LINDA COOPMAN--FHA 2, 3, Hi Stepa Staff 4. DUANE DEHNBOSTEL--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 4, Mixed Ensemble 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Student Council Vice President 4, Buckeye Boys State, Hi Stepa Staff 4. , 9 LYNN EICHER--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, District Solo gl Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL Vice Pres. 1, Class Sec. 4, Nat'l Honor Society 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society Sec. -Treas. 4, Hi Stepa Staff 4, Buckeye Girls' State, Librarian 1, District Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation 4, Legion Essay Test 4, DAR Good Citizen Certificate 4, Sr. Scholarship Test, BC Homemaker Award, Co-Salutatorian. JANE FREY--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. KAREN GENTER--Chorus 1, 2, 3, Teen Troupe 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Stepa Staff 4, Sr. Scholarship Test, District Scholarship Test 2. f 1,-1 JUDITH GERKEN--Chorus 1, 2, 3, Teen Troupe 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, Chorus Librarian 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA News Reporter 3, Hi Stepa Staff 4. MARILYN HENRY--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, Chorus Libra- rian 2, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, Mixed Ensemble 2, District Solo Sr Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Pres. 4, Buckeye Girls' State Alternate, JCL 3, 4, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Librarian 3, Hi Stepa Staff 4, District Scholarship Test 4, Sr. Scholarship Test. NANCY HOFFMAN--Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensem ble 1, 2, 3, District Solo Sn Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, Freshman Cheerleader, JCL 1, 2, 3, 4, JCL Historian 1, 4, News Reporter 1, 3, 4, Class Treas . 3, Nat'l Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Nat'l Honor Society Pres. 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Buckeye Girls' State, Librarian 2, Concession Co-Mgr. 2, District Scholarship Test 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Scholarship Test, Valedictorian. 10 i Q E 1 5 SUE ANN HOGREFE--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 45 Band Treasurer 45 Ma- jorette 2, 3,45 District Solo Si Ensemble Contest 15 Freshman Cheer-leader5 FHA l, 2, 3, 45 Hi Stepa Staff 45 jr. Play5 Sr. Play5 Sr. Scholarship Test. CARLON HOMAN--JCL 1, 2, 3, 45 Buckeye Boys' State Alternate . GENE HOMAN- -Basketball l5 Buckeye Boys' State Alternate. DWIGHT KAUFFMAN- -Band l, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l. CAROL LIENAU--Band l, 2, 3,45 Pep Band l, 2, 3,45 Chorus 15 FHA l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 25 Legion Essay Award 35 District Scholarship Test 25 Sr. Scholarship Test . LINDA MEYER--Band 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Girls' Ensemble l, 25 FHA l, 2, 3, 45 FHA Secretary l5 High School Night Attendant 15 Librarian 15 Hi Stepa Staff 4 . Il SHARON MILLER--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Band Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Chorus Vice Pres. 2, Sec. 35 Teen Troupe 45 Teen Troupe Pres. 45 Girls Ensemble 25 Freshman Cheerleader5 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Class Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Vice Pres. 25 Annual Staff 45 Toastmistress for jr. -Sr. Banquet5 High School Night Attendant 25 Jr. Play5 Buckeye Girls' State A1ternate5 Sr. Scholarship Test. ROGER NAGEL--Chorus 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Improved Baseball Award 25 Cross Country 45 Student Council l, 25 Hi Stepa Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 15 Legion Essay Winner 25 Sr. Scholarship Test. KAY NISSEN--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Ensemble 1, 25 District Solo gl Ensemble Contest 15 Class Secretary 35 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 JCL 3, 45 Hi Stepa Staff 45 Ir. Play5 Sr. Sch- olarship Test. 1 DIANE PLASSMAN--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Solo gl Ensemble Contest 15 Chorus 15 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 Hi Stepa Staff 45 Secretary of General Fund 45 Sr. Scholarship Test. ROBERTA RUFFER--FI-IA 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1. MARCIA SHORT--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 2, 35 Sr. Play5 Scholarship To Warner's Beauty College. I2 CAROL SMITH--Band Librarian 45 Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Ensemble 25 FHA 15 Nat'l Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 District Scholarship Test 2, 3, 45 Sr. Scholarship Test5 TB Winner 45 Co- Salutatorian. JOHN TOLES--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 District Solo Sz Ensemble Contest 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Valu- able Basketball Player Award 45 Best Rebounder Award 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 jr. Playg Sr. Scholar- ship Test. ELLEN KAY VONDEYLEN--Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 45 Chorus 15 Class Treas- urer 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA Secretary 35 jr. Play5 Sr. Playg l-li Stepa Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Visual Aid 3, 45 News Reporter 1,25 Sr. Scholarship Test. ELMINA WIEMKENH Chorus 2, 45 Ensemble Q 25 Student Council 45 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 . The Senior officers, with the help of Mr. Walsh, led the class through magazine sales, annual sales and skating parties in final preparation for their trip. They are Lynn Eicher, secretaryg Tony Clymer, vice-president, Sharon Miller, presi- dentg Ellen Kay Von Deylen, treasurer. I3 E I OR The first scenic stop for the seniors is Gettysburg. Two seniors examine an old cannon at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The class visits the location of the famed Gettysburg Address. The second stop during the eight-day trip is at Washing- ton, D.C. Here is a View of the White House. The seniors also visited the Lincoln Memorial. They View the huge statue of Lincoln. 14 vu TRIP The class takes a boat to the Statue of Liberty. The tem- perature is over 90 degrees, but still the students climb to the top . The trip to the Worlds Fair is exciting and long. Here is the symbol of the fair, the Unisphere. Several seniors pose for a picture in front of the UN Building. . 15 The trip home takes twelve hours, but the class appears in good spirits after a week of fun and excitement. CHOOL BOARD The members of the Board of Education are elected at the general election in November, and are elected for a four-year term. The present members are: Walter Delventhal, Elias Frey, John Henry Donald Badenhop, and Arthur Hoffman. These men hold their meetings on the first Tuesday in the month. They pass judgment on various problems which are presented to them and efficiently manage expenditures of the avsilable funds . Executive Head Mr. F. F. Hesterman, the executive head, spends a bus and Work-filled da at the A TRIBUTE TO LESTER SHORT --Husband, Father, Farmer, School Board Member, Friend, and Witness to Christ. Princzlbal Mr. jerry Walsh has many other duties aside from that of principal of the Ridgeville School. He is adviser of the senior class and the National Honor Society. He plans the schedule for the coming year and is in charge of registering the students . Mr. Walsh also teaches mathematics and coaches the Jr. High Basketball team. Y Y school. Aside from his administrative duties, he does all the ordering for the school and manages the cafeteria. He is in charge of the Pre-School Clinic each year and teaches the family class . I8 MR. WALTER BORTZ B.S . in Education Bowling Green State University M.A. in Education Ball State Teachers College Industrial Arts Assistant Seventh Grade Adviser MR. JACK BOYER Defiance College Ohio University Sixth Grade MRS. VEDA CRAWFORD B.S . , Bowling Green State University Science Assistant Eighth Grade Adviser MRS . CAROL DEHNBOSTEL B.S. in Education Bowling Green State University Ohio University Fourth Grade MRS . Tl-IE LMA DETTER B .S . , Bowling Green State University Second Grade MRS. ELEANOR ENGLER B.A. in Music Capital University Vocal Music MR. WILLIAM ENGLER B .A. in Music Capital University Instrumental Mus ic Eighth. Grade Adviser MR. LESTER GERKEN Findlay College Mathematics and Science Baseball and Basketball Coach Sophomore Class Adviser MR. RUSSELL HANSEN B.A., B.S. in Education Defiance College Commercial Annual Staff Adviser Assistant junior Class Adviser MR. VERNON HESTERMAN B.S. in Education Bowling Green State University Health and Physical Education Guidance Counselor Assistant Senior Glass Adviser MR. JERRY ICE B. A. , Salem College English Seventh Grade Adviser MRS. HELEN IDE B.S., Clarke College Home Economics FHA Adviser Eighth Grade Adviser MRS. HELEN LANDMAN Bowling Green State University Fifth Grade MRS. DOROTHY LUDEMAN B.S. in Education Defiance College English and Latin junior Classical League Adviser Assistant Freshman Class Adviser MRS. LUCILLE MEYER Bowling Green State University Fourth and Fifth Combination MISS BETTY MILLER B.S. , Bowling Green State University Kindergarten MR. DAN NORRIS B.S. , Kent State University Varsity Basketball Coach Social Studies Junior Class Adviser MISS MARIAN OREWILER Bowling Green State University Second and Third Combination MRS. MARTHA OTTE B.S., Manchester College First Grade MR. RONALD ROBY B.A., Salem College English and Social Studies Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser MRS. AGNES SCHULT B. S. , Bowling Green State University Ohio Northern University Third Grade MRS. NELLIE KNAPE School Secretary School Board Clerk -treasurer MRS. VIRGIE KUTZLI Librarian ER VI CES Mr. Walter Rosebrock, Mr. Walter Von Deylen, and Mrs . Lillian Von Deylen are the school cus- todians. Their main job is to keep things in Working order at the school. They are the ones who come early in the morning to open the doors of the school, and remain after the students have gone, to get the building ready for the next busy day. Their services do not end with the close of the school year. They also keep the grass cut and the grounds in order through the summer. The cooks prepared and served our 425 delicious and Wholesome meals everyday for the hungry stu- dents and faculty at Ridgeville. They are: Mrs . Bernita Norden, substitute cook, Mrs . Martha Otte, partime cookg Mrs. Doris Arnos, dishwasherg Mrs. Frances Gericke, full-time cook, Mrs. Bertha Sch- roeder, full-time cookg Mrs. Refena Norden, full- time cook. Bus drivers who safely transport the Ridgeville students to and from the school are: Mrs. Gwen Kruse, Mr. Arnold Ripke, Mr. Delbert Nagel, Mrs. Arlene Flory, replacing Mr . Charles Murphy Who drove the first se- mester, Mr. Walter Houghland, and Mr. Robert Meyer 22 SHADO W MEMORIES OF A THLE TICS VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Robert Boelter, Duane Delmbostel, Robert Bannister, Larry Wesche, Jerry Bostelman, jim Hoffman, Roger Center. FRONT ROW: Coach Gerken, Bruce Beck, Randy Bremer, John Toles, Dennie Rohrs, Roger Nagel, and Dennis Mohring. BA SEBA LL OPP . McClure Holgate Florida Pettisville De shler Pettisville Coach Gerken demonstrates the correct method of fielding a baseball to Roger Genter, Dennie Rohrs, Randy Bremer, Larry Wesche, and Jim Hoffman. Senior players jerry Bostelman, Bruce Beck, Lou Toles, Rog Nagel, and Duane Dehnbostel discuss strategy on the mound. Holgate Fayette Mc C lure Hamler Stryker Malinta Florida Fairview Fairview Fayette Mc Clure Tinora Mc Clure Florida Continental R.H.s. 1--19 3-- 4 7-- 9 1o-- 9 1s-- 9 5--13 12-- 7 6-- 0 6--zo 9--10 9-- 5 o-- 4 2--io 9-- 6 4-- 3 6-- 7 3--13 2-- 8 1-- 7 5--is 2-- 0 CROSS COUNTRY I V - -h ,g rw For the first time Ridgeville has added Cross Country to its athletics Several members who are pictured above are: LeRoy Sonnenberg Paul Rabe Larry Bostelman Larry Wendt jerry Bostel man, and Tom Buchhop. Many other athletes in the school participated in this outdoor activity Coaches Athletic events were guided and directed during the 1964-65 season by: Mr. jerry Walsh, junior High Basketball Coachg Mr. Lester Gerken, Varsity Baseball Coachg Mr. Vernon He sterman, Athletic Directorg and Mr. Dan Norris, Varsity Basketball and junior High Base - ball Coach . The junior High Basketball team under the direction of Mr . jerry Walsh, had an exciting and me- morable l964-65 season. The team includes, KNEELING: Ronald Lather, Leslie Short, Bill Buchhop, Carl Henry, Coach Walsh, Greg Wesche, Larry Benecke, jeff Pace, Daniel Christofel. STANDING: Richard lmbrock, Neal Kauffman, Bill Fortier, Randy Nelson, james Rupp, Tom Nor- den, Denny Meyer, Bill Fether, Randy Rosebrock, Donald Lugbill, Wayne Lienau, Tom Hoffman, Wilbur Young, Danny Henry, Ricky Roehl. Pictured above some of the junior High Basket- ball team members are taking part in one of their after school games. Not only are they enjoying a very successful season but are pre- paring themselves for reserve and varsity basketball in the future . MYR. HIGH BASKETBALL The junior High Cheerleaders are as follows, STANDING: Judy Cameron, Judy Plassman. KNEELING: Tanya Young, Vickie Hesterman The freshman team anxiously looks on while Coach Gerken explains a special play to be used during the opening minutes of the game . The players are, SITTING: Coach Gerken, Richard Von Deylen, Kenny Schnitkey, Robert Boelter. STANDING: Dale Von Deylen, Donald Norden, Ricky Cordes, Dave Lowery. These four girls were chosen by the Fresh- man Class to serve as cheerleaders to help lead their team on to Victory. They are, KNEELING: Marcille Beck, Betty Von Deylen. STANDING: Lolita Bannister, Susan Damman. FRE HMA BASKETBALL 6'- A 5 .N 1 3. -.J v In az, ..v ff '-1 ', -.1 . J 11 .. . p . ,.., V. G, as ,V 5 F ax K Jeff ,i A Y, AI A-.r,, . ' ' - wmigg, f-41, U.. W: ft' aw -ffragv. fm -- 27 r if ev 1. xi -tis? - -ro: i' 4- 'J or ,ff my 3, ,Y Q' xy I The Reserye Falcon team was guided and coached during the 1964-65 season by Mr. Lester Gerken. Members of the team are: Ted Ripke, Rick Cordes, Bob Bannister, Rick Nelson, joe Espinoza, Steve Meyer, Randy Bremer, Dale VonDeylen, Tom Buchhop, Dennie Rohrs, Larry Wendt, jim RESER VES Hoffman and Roger Center. RESERVE RECORD OPP. Pettisville Holgate Hamler Stryker Deshler Liberty Center Florida Tinora Holgate Hamler De shler Malinta Florida Tinora Malinta McClure McClure Determined Coach Gerken points out mistakes to the team in the huddle. These three boys, Dave Arnos, Arthur Rochl, and Bill Cordes, are the managers for the Falcons. They see that the equipment is in order, keep records of the games, and take care of the medicine kit. R.H.S 27--22 47--37 48--44 52--28 41--39 37--31 34--72 47--46 64--47 59--64 38--57 37--57 23--51 48--35 34--48 35--34 22--39 These five boys, jerry Bostel- Bruce Beck, and Larry Wesche represented Ridgeville High School on Class A courts through twenty-one grueling games, giving their skill, hustle, and desire in an all- out effort for the team. VARSITY RECORD OPP. R. H.S . Pettisville 54--65 Holgate 77--63 Hamler 62--60 Stryker 55 --73 Deshler 80--70 Liberty Center 60 - -52 McClure 62- -87 Pettisville 48 --77 Florida 63--90 Stryker 60--69 Archbold 82- -52 Tinora 55- -67 Holgate 70--50 FA L Hamler 73 --60 Deshler 69- -68 Malinta 64- -93 'VA McClure 52--74 Florida 58 - -97 Tinora 60 - -67 Malinta 66- -96 Hamler 74- -70 Guided by Coach Dan Norris, the Falcons met on the hardwood each week to finish with a Winning season. Members of the Falcon Varsity Squad for the 1964-65 season are: jerry Bostelman, jim Hoffman, Robert Bannister, Larry We-sche, Dennis Rohrs, Roger Nagel, Richard Nelson, Bruce Beck, Donald Wiemken, Steve Meyer, Eugene VonDeylen, john Toles, and Coach Dan Norris. 29 man, Roger Nagel, john Toles, A THLE TIC BA QUET These three boys are receiving awards for their outstanding job as managers for the Ridgeville High School Basketball Team. The awards are being presented by Coach Norris, head basket ball coach. The managers are Bill Cordes Dave Arnos, and Arthur Roehl. These four lovely girls, Anna Mae Von Deylen, Sue Otte, Vickie Hess, and Sharon Miller, serve as Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders for the 1964-65 season. The Girls are chosen by a faculty and student committee . Pictured with Coach Gerken and Coach Norris are the boys who received trophies at the Athletic Banquet. They are Eugene Von De len Most Improved Player Awardg Y , john Toles, Most Valuable Player Award and Best Rebounder Awardg jerry Bostel- man, Best Foul Shooter Award. BASKETBALL CANDIDS The varsity cheerleaders cheered the team on to victory and kept them fighting even through de- feat. They led the Falcon fans in cheers for the re- serve team as Well as the varsity. They are Anna Mae Von Deylen, Sue Otte Vickie Hess, and Sharon Miller. VA RSITT CHEERLEADERS The Falcon, Ridgeville's mascot, led the team to many victories in the 1964- 65 season. 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J wi-'Q' Q. ua f-'K' ' ,4f,. g .QA .15 1 3 ', M, ma, 1 ?'a,..t,y'fww .K.f'. KV' ,NLR vX2f'f5t 14' P' QQ. -Qu, .'-m 4 at 1. n:,,m,f ,, Q , QM A HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT s X EF E H I L a lf Q Queen and Court RidgeVille's reigning royal court for 1964-65 are as follows: Her majesty the Queen, Susan Christofelg Senior attendant, Mary Jo Barnesg Junior attendant, Anna Mae VonDeyleng Sophomore attendant, Linda Lou Bostelmang Freshman attendant, Susan Darnman. 36 Senior attendant, Mary jo Barnes, and escort, jerry Bostelman. A junior attendant, Anna Mae Von Deylen, and escort, Larry Wendt. First prize in the Talent Contest Went to Marilyn and Irene Henry's vocal duet of How Great Thou Art. Second prize Went to Sally Beck and her twirling routine. Another act in the contest is this school skit performed by Curt Stamm, Bill Boyer, Debbie Lienau, Janice Smith, Barbara Arnos, and Sandra Lange . Other entertainment for the evening is pro- vided by the girls' ensemble . Nancy Gerken's beautiful piano solo Long Ships Won her third prize in the Talent Contest. Talent Contest The prize-drawing tickets are handed to the assistant manager, Bruce Fortier, by Gail Lewis and Blake Kuntz, as manager jerry Bostelman turns the barrel which contains the ticket stubs . Dance Following the High School Night Program a dance is held in the Multi-Purpose Room in honor of the queen and her court. Each year this dance is sponsored by the Student Council. It is thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, and is the best attended dance of the year. For the first time, the music is provided by Ridge- ville's own Stage Band. Members of the Student Council sell the tickets as students and adults Wait patiently for the queen and her court to arrive . The music for the dance is provided by the T, Ridgeville Stage Band, under the direction I of Mr, William Engler. The first dance of the evening is reserved for the members of the royal court and their escorts . The night's festivities are climaxed as the students dance the last dance before re- turning home . 39 The members of the Sr. Play are, SEATED: Ellen THE GROOM SAID 'J Kay Von Deylen, Mary jo Barnes, Pat Ascemeier, Sue Ann Hogrefe, Karen Genter, Kay Nissen, Mari- lyn Henry. STANDING: Susan Christofel, Marcia Short, Elmina Wiemken, Roger Nagel, Denny Behn- feldt, Tony Clymer. October 9 and IO Mrs . Dorothy Ludeman studies for her job of directing the Sr. Play, The Groom Said No. WW The Cameron s eng oy a family reunion upon the return of their son Steve from service in the Marines The play is to be presented on October 9 and 10. Lt. Shirley Anderson and Clara Curtis exchange meaningful glances as they both are fighting for the attention of Steve Cameron. 40 CCMA O VERBOARDU Mr. jerry Ice directs the jr. Play, Man Overboard, for presentation on May 30 and june 1. Miss Hanna Blair, chaperone of four col- lege coeds, accuses Honey Boy Brown of murdering Mr. Van Cleve . The members of the cast of the jr. Play are, KNEELING: Robert Crossgrove, john Vajen, Frank Smith, joe Beck, john Smith, Donald Wiemken, jim Gruenhagen. SEATED: Vickie Hess, Ruth Ann Short, Sue Otte, Sharon Frank, Sheryl Bremer, David Arnos . STANDING: Tom Buchop, Dennis Mohring, Paul Rabe, Arthur Roehl, Nancy Cor- des, Helen Boelter, Ruth Lienau, Sue Ann Norden, Bar- bara Huner, Cindy Eggers. May 30 and june I After escaping from Miss Blair's domineering eye, Flossie, Katsy, and Dotty, escorted by three gentlemen passengers, are out to enjoy an evening of fun. 41 STUDENT COUNCIL NNUAL STAFF Future Annual Staff members also assist the present staff in meeting deadlines, proofreading, and learning the procedure of editing a yearbook. This year's as- sistants are joe Espinoza, Robert Crossgrove, Helen Boelter, Don Wiemken, Rick Nelson, and Sharon Frank. 42 Each year every class and organization within the high school elects a member to the Student Council. These members represent their organization in decisions made by the council. SEATED: Vivian Hess, jack Lugbill, Duane Dehnbostel, Vice-President, jerry Bostel- man, Presidentg Vickie Hess, Secretary, Mr. Walsh, Ad- viser. STANDLNG: Robert Boelter, Bill Fether, Elmina Wiemken, Terry Lather, Carol Smith, Anita johnson. Members of the Annual Staff and their adviser, Mr. Han sen, pieced the pages of the SHADOW together one by one, binding the shadowed memories of another school year into a life-time keepsake. They are: Roger Nagel, Photographer, Susan Christofel, Copy Editor, Nancy Hoffman, Editorg Mr'. Russell Hansen, Adviserg jerry Bostelman, Page Layout, Sharon Miller, Business Man- ager, Ellen Kay Von Deylen, Assistant Business Manager Members of the National Honor Society for 1964- 65 are, FRONT ROW: Susan Christofel, Vice- Presidentg Nancy Hoffman, Presidentg Lynn Eicher, Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: Robert Crossgrove, Carol Smith. New members were inducted into the National Honor Society in an impressive candlelight cere- mony on April l3, 1965. They are, FRONT ROW: Helen Boelter, juniorg Sharon Frank, jun- iorg Barbara Huner, juniorg Steven Meyer, Sophomore Probationary. BACK ROW: Cindy Eggers, juniorg Vickie Hess, junior, Donald Wiemken, junior, Richard Nelson, Sophomore Probationary. H 0 OR OCIETT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, Pill 4 235-5 is if The faculty committee for the National Honor So- ciety Who devote much time and effort are, FRONT ROW: Mrs . Helen lde, Mr. jerry Walsh Mrs. Dorothy Ludeman. BACK ROW: Mr. Ver- non Hesterman, Mr. Russell Hansen, Mr. jerry lce . junior Classical League members include FRONT ROW: Robert Boelter, Marcille Beck, Ruth Ann Short, Lynn Eicher, Maretta Nofziger, Rita Rohrs, Annette Leichty, Adviser, Mrs. Ludeman. SECOND ROW: jane Frey, Cathie Eicher, Gloria Short, Judy Reiser, Kay Nissen, Marilyn Henry, Helen Boelter, Irene Henry, Vivian Hess . BACK ROW: Nancy Hoffman, Sue Otte, Vickie Hess, Steve Meyer, Carlon Homan, Robert Crossgrove, Dennie Rohrs, Rick Nelson, Susan Christofel, Cindy Eggers . LYUNIOR CLASSICAL LEA GUE The Roman God, jupiter, por- trayed by Rick Nelson, lays his hand on the shoulder of the Goddess Juno, played by Annette Dennie Rohrs, a slave, is being Liechty, before the Roman U' Slfiifl by the G0d Of WHY, MHIS, Banquet held by the junior J played by Steve Meyer, for the Classical League to induct the amusement and entertainment of new members into the League . 1115 fellow R0manS . I FRONT ROW: Betty Von Deylen, Susan Damman, Becky Miller, Elverna Kruse, Diane Fitzenriter SECOND ROW: Nancy Gerken, Mary Arps, Linda Meyer, Oralia Martinez, Linda Lienau, Lolita Bannister, Linda Volkman, Sharon Frank, Anna Mae Von Deylen, Marilyn Fortier, Mrs. lde, ad- viser. THIRD ROW: Betty Fedderke, jane Frey, Linda Mohring, Mary jo Barnes, Dianna Stamm, Donna Stamm, Lois Winkelman, Helen Boelter, Bonita Ball, Eilene Lienau, Diane Plassman, Ro- berta Ruffer, Susan Wyse . FOURTH ROW: Teresa Lather, Marlene Sonnenberg, Brenda Asche- meier, Sharon Miller, Judy Gerken, Irene Boyer, Susan Rohrs, Mary jane Tilse, Linda Shibler, Brenda Shibler, Karen Genter, Marilyn Henry, Ellen Kay Von Deylen, Bonnie Engler, Donna Ba- Dvdenhop, LaDonna Bockelman. BACK ROW: Pat Aschemeier, Carol Lienau, Marilyn Arnos, jane Fether, Barb Huner, Dianne Norden, Sue Ann Norden, Ruth Lienau, Nancy Cordes, Edith Gerken, Lorna Schweinhagen, Mary Ann Von Deylen, Linda Bostelman, Cheryl Saneholtz, Sue Ann Hogrefe, Kay Nissen, Elmina Wiemken. WYMAKERS O or 3? ' K '72 551 :i p 5 Q. 1 -,-l.- 1 If A V fa ok, - xoe 490 g O?-X NEW YN Organized in 1947 with 34 charter members, the Ridgeville Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has grown to an active and enthusiastic 6l. Besides its regular monthly meetings, which feature informative speakers and group fun, the group hosts a Christmas Buffet for the mothers of the girls. The FHA also sponsors a spring style revue in which the home economics students display fashions which they have made during the year as projects in their classes . Letter awards are presented at the Christmas party and at the end of the year to those members which have earned the required number of points . The 1964- 65 officers are: Barb Huner, secretary: Mary Arps, treasurer: Linda Bostelman, vice-president: Marilyn Henry, president. 45 HI S TEPA STAFF The Hi Stepa Staff includes: FRONT ROW: jerry Bostelrnan--Sports Editor: Carol Smith--Departmental Editor: Diane Plass- man--News Editor: Lynn Eicher--Editor- in-chiefg Marilyn Henry--Managing Editor Mary jo Barnes- -Elementary Editor. BACK ROW: Cathie Eicher--Editorial Writer, Helen Boelter--Editorial Writer, Duane Dehnbostel--Circulation: Roger Nagel--Circulation: Pat Aschemeier--Di- vision Editor: Bruce Beck- -Page Layout: Vickie Hess--Editorial Writer: Kay Nissen- -Humor: Ellen Kay VonDeylen-- Page Layout. These girls are news reporters for the Hi Stepa, and report the news for their classes and organizations . FRONT ROW: Edith Gerken. SECOND ROW: Gloria Short, Nancy Hoffman, Linda Roehl. THIRD ROW: jane Rohrs, Vivian Hess, Susan Christofel, Helen Boelter. BACK ROW: Vickie Hess, Sheryl Bremer, Cindy Eggers, and Linda Lou Bostelman. Helen Boelter, rnimeoscopist for the Hi Stepa Staff, is getting pointers from the Hi Stepa ad- visers, Mr. Hansen and Mr. Ice . These industrious girls from the typing II class are busily typing stencils for the next edition of the Hi Stepa STUDENT LIBRARIANS for this year are, FRONT ROW: Tanya Young, Pauline Liechty, Christine Engler, Betty Von- Deylen, Susan Damman. BACK ROW: Dorothy Arnos, Anita johnson, Virginia Lienau, Linda Mohring, Brenda Aschemeier, Mary Ann VonDeylen, Mary jo Barnes, Debbie Lienau, Rita Rohrs, Elverna Kruse, Sally Beck, Ricky Roehl, Greg Wesche. STUDENT CAFETERIA WORKERS for this year are, KNEEL- ING: Betty Lienau, Judy Cameron, Debbie Lienau, Nancy Roehl, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Kruse. SECOND ROW: Becky Cordes, Barbara Arnos, Janice Smith, Tanya Young. BACK ROW: Linda Meyer, Susan Christofel, Nancy Hoffman, Sue Ann Hogrefe, Ruth Lienau, Sheryl Bremer, Elmina Wiemken, Carol Lienau, Bonnie Engler, Eilene Lienau, Carol Smith. STUDENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHERS for this year are as follows, FRONT ROW: Cathie Eicher, Sharon Frank, Eilene Lienau, Ruth Ann Short, Anna Mae VonDeylen, Bonnie Engler. BACK ROW: Cindy Eggers, Sheryl Bremer, jerry Bostelman, Carlon Homan, Robert Crossgrove, Don Wiemken, Bob Bannister, Elmina Wiernken, Sue Otte. These girls are in charge of keeping the books in order for the 1964-65 school year. They are: Karen Genter, Secretary of the Athletic Fund, Sue Ann Hogrefe, Sec- retary of the Music Fund, Sharon Frank, School Treas urer, Diane Plassman, Sec- retary of the General Fund. STUDENT HELP Karen Genter and Vickie Hess kept accurate check on the attendance each morning and after- noon of the school year. Members of the scholarship team are, FRONT ROW: Robert Boelter, Linda Lienau, Helen Boelter, Ronnie Bahler, Gilbert Liechty. SECOND ROW: Lynn Eicher, Cathie Eicher, Irene Boyer, Marilyn Arnos, Mary Sue Darnman, Marlene Sonnenberg, Maretta Nofziger. THIRD ROW: Gloria Short, Nancy Hoffman, Barb Huner, Delvin Short, Nancy Cordes, Marilyn Henry, Judy Riser. BACK ROW: Robert Crossgrove, Donald Wiemken, Paul Rabe, Gene Homan, Carlon Homan, Dennie Rohrs, Vivian Hess . OTHER A WARD FOUL SHOOTING CONTEST MOST IMPROVED BASKETBALL PLAYER MOST VALUABLE BASKETBALL PLAYER GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES BOYS' STATE DE LE GATE S JOHN PHILLIP SOUSA AWARD BETTY CROCKER AWARD CRISCO AWARD 48 JERRY BOSTELMAN EUGENE VON DEYLEN DAN TOLES BARBARA HUNER NANCY CORDE S DONALD WIEMKEN ROBERT CROSSGROVE SHARON MILLER LYNN EICHER PAT ASCHEMEIER SHADOW MEMORIES OF MUSIC ALTO SAXOPHONES TROMBONES RID GE VILLE HIGH BASSES Bruce Fortier Dennis Mohring jerry Bostelman Sue Otte Gloria Short Ellen Kay VonDeylen Nancy Mohring Susan Wyse Richard VonDeylen Dorothy Arnos Jeffery Pace Dan Christofel CORONETS Sharon Miller Larry Wendt Jim Hoffman Carol Lienau Steve Rosebrock jack Lugbill Larry Wesche Dennis Behnfeldt Bill Fether Tony Clymer Don Lugbill Anita Short Gilbert Liechty TENOR SAXOPHONE jane Fether Bill Buchhop 50 BARITONES David Arnos Bruce Beck Dan Toles Greg Wesche Tom Hoffman Ricky Roehl Tom Norden jim Hogrefe Randy Kauffman Duane Dehnbostel Marc Short Gene VonDeylen ALTO CLARINET Vivian Hess BARITONE SAXOPHONE Marilyn Henry Barbara Huner Mr. Wz'!!z'am Engler CHOOL BA D FRENCH HORNS Dwight Kauffman joe Espinoza Michael Henry Anna Mae VonDeylen Sandra Frey Marie Landman Director PERCUSSION Linda Meyer Tim Schwiebert Jim Rentz joe Beck Sally Beck Nancy Hoffman BASS CLARINET Cindy Eggers BASSOON Sue Ann Hogrefe CONTRABASS Linda Bostelman CLARINETS Cathie Eicher Linda Mohring Diane Plassman Judy Reiser Marcia Short Sheryl Bremer Kay Nissen Susan Christofel Vickie Hess Nancy Cordes Dianne Norden Pat Aschemeier Dennis Meyer Lynn Eicher Pat Loshe Vickie Hesterman Judy Plassman Judy Cameron OBOES Christine Engler Ruth Aim Short Maretta Nofziger FLUTES Marilyn Rosebrock Jane Frey Anita johnson Linda Roehl Brenda Shibler Linda Shibler Irene Boyer Mary Ann VonDeylen A newly formed group of musicians is the Stage Band under the helpful direction of Mr . William Engler. This group has been performing just since September, but has played for various dances and banquets. The members include, FRONT ROW: Barb Huner, Cindy Eggers, Vickie Hess, Sue Otte, Ellen Kay VonDeylen, Susan Wyse, BACK ROW: Nancy Gerken, jim Rentz, Greg Wesche, Tom Hoffman, Eugene VonDeylen, Duane Dehnbostel, Steve Rosebrock, Larry Wendt, Dennis Mohring, Sharon Miller. Stage B and Teen Troupe The Teen Troupe is the newest mixed vocal group under the direction of Mrs , William Engler , Original, or even offbeat, they just like to sing, Members of this newly organized group are as follows. FRONT ROW: Vivian Hess, Helen Boelter, Vickie Hess. SECOND ROW: Terry Lather Judy Reiser, LaDonna Bockelman, Cathie Eicher, Ruth Ann Short, Eilene Lienau, Karen Genter, Sharon Frank, Mrs. Engler. BACK ROW: Annette Liechty, Barb Huner, Rick Nelson, Robert Crossgrove, Dennie Rohrs, Judy Gerken, Sharon Miller, Art Roehl, Don Wiemken, Ruth Lienau, Irene Henry, Dianna Stamm. 52 Those pictured at right are members of the junior High Chorus, FRONT ROW: Becky Cordes, Ronald Lather, Ricky Roehl, Pauline Liechty, Christine Engler, Tanya Young, Director Mrs. Engler . SECOND ROW: Sandra Frey, Wayne Lie- nau, Judy Plassman, Linda Ruffer, Dorothy Arnos, Sally Beck, THIRD ROW: Carla Mclntosh, Anita Short, Pat Garymn, Vir- ginia Lienau, Scott Nis- sen, Anita johnson, Mike Garymn. BACK ROW: jim Rupp, Dennie Meyer, Donald Mohring, Marie Landman, Lois Schnitkey, Bill Fether, Don Lugbill, Linda Roehl, jr. H zlglz Chorus Z 5 Us ' J Long-suffering accompanists for the vocal music Gzrls Chorus groups are Ruth Ann Short, Marcille Beck, Anita johnson, and Nancy Gerken, The Girls' Chorus includes the following: FRONT ROW: Marcille Beck, Di- ane Fitzenreiter, Linda Lienau, Maretta Nof- ziger, Ruth Ann Short, Becky Miller, Director Mrs. Engler. SECOND ROW: Eilene Lienau, Lois Winkelman, Rita Rohrs, Linda Volkman, Dianna Stamm, Nancy Gerken, BACK ROW: Marlene Sonnenberg, Donna Badenhop, Gloria Short, Elmina Wiemken, Mary jane Tilse, Bonnie Engler, Donna Stamm, M cz jo mites Directors Mrs. Engler, the vocal music director, has her days at Ridgeville filled to the brim. Not only is she the elementary music teacher, but also has charge of the choruses. Mrs, Engler's time and effort is aimed in teaching the jr. High Chorus, the Girls' Chorus, and the Teen Troupe. ln addition, each year she directs a suc- cessful operetta, given by the elementary. During the 1964 -65 marching season, the band was lead by these eight girls. They are Ceclia Beck, Cindy Eggers, Bonnie Engler, Sue Otte, Sue Ann I-Iogrefe, Sue Ann Norden and Sheryl Bremer. Ridgeville's Superior-rated band owes its style and pre- cision to Mr. Engler's painstaking and patient direction. His diligent work, along with the long hours of practice by the band members, gained the band a Superior Rating at the District Contest at Bowling Green, Ohio. This then enabled them to compete in the State Finals at Ash- land, Ohio. During the course of a year, the eighty- seven members of the Ridgeville Band are very busy. They perform many times, both at parades and concerts. Their parade activities include Memorial Day, Bryan jubilee, Henry County Fair, Harvest Festival at Holgate, Firemen's Convention, Christmas Parade, and Halloween Parade. The Band Parents sponsor both an annual Pan- cake Sr Sausage Supper and an lce Cream Social. 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E ,' David Arnos Robert Bannister Joe Beck Wayne Behnfeldt LaDonna Bockelman Helen Boelter Larry Bostelman Sheryl Bremer Tom Buchhop Nancy Cordes Robert Crossgrove Cindy Eggers Cathie Eicher Bonnie Engler Bruce Fortier Sharon Frank Edith Gerken James Gruenhagen Vickie Hess James Hoffman Barb Huner Teresa Lather Eilene Lienau Ruth Lienau Dennis Mohring Sue Ann Norden Sue Otte Paul Rabe Arthur Roehl Cheryl Saneholtz Elected to positions of responsibility for the 1964-1965 school year, the Junior Class officers and their adviser, Mr. Norris, guided the class through a Prom, a class play, bakesales, and other activities for fun and profit. They are Dave Arnos, vice -presidentg Robert Crossgrove, treasurerg Barb Huner, presidentg and Cindy Eggers, secretary, Linda Shibler W Delvin Short The first big event of the junior year is the arrival of the class rings , These excited juniors have finally received theirs . 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Elected by the Freshman class to pilot it through its first year of high school are these optomistic students: Rick Cordes, vice -presidentg Gilbert Liechty, presidentg Linda Lienau, secretaryg Rita Rohrs, treasurer , The class is guided by Mrs, Ide, their adviser, FRONT ROW: Rose Mary Crossgrove, Wilbur Young, Vickie Hesterman, Kenneth Wyse, Joanne Graber. SECOND ROW: Cecelia Beck, Terry Stamm, Mary Beth Rickenberg, Elaine Gerken, Linda Ruffer, Mike Garmyn, Mark Schwiebert. THIRD ROW: Scott Nissen, Dorothy Arnos, Pat Garmyn, Randy Rosebrock, james Hogrefe, Marilyn Smith, Nancy Kruse, Patricia Lohse. BACK ROW: Don- ald Lugbill, Lois Short, Darlene Sonnenberg, Bill Fether, Donald Mohring, Linda Roehl, Tom Sch- Wiebert, Denny Meyer, James Rupp. E1 GH TH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Becky Cordes, Daniel Christofel, Larry Benecke, Dan Henry, Bill Buchop, Jeffery Pace, Pauline Liechty, Ronald Lather, Tanya Young. SECOND ROW: Neal Kauffman, Greg Wesche, Carl Henry, Judy Cameron, Sandra Frey, Margaret Gerken, Kay Bockelman, Richard lmbrock, Christine Engler, Leslie Short. THIRD ROW: Bill Fortier, Kathy Gerken, Marilyn Rosebrock, Ricky Roehl, Wayne Lienau, Judy Plassman, Tom Hoffman, David Short, Randy Sn Saneholtz, Randy Nelson, Eddie Arps, BACK ROW: Anita johnson, Virginia Lienau, Carla Mc- Intosh, Lois Schnitkey, Marie Landman, Clifford Badenhop, Tom Norden, Lynette Rosebrock, Anita Short, Tom Aschemeier, jane Rohrs. , SHADOW MEMORIES OF ELEMENTA 1-2 Qf FRONT ROW: Tom Hurst, Linda Hesterman, Bobby VonDeylen, Mark Boelter, Chuckie Arps, Danny Nofziger , SECOND ROW: William Boyer, Barbara Arnos, Betty Short, Sandra Miller, Debby Bremer, Jane King, Sandy Lange, THIRD ROW: Curtis Stamm, Dale Center, Linda Grime, Debbie Lienau, Betty Lienau, Virlinda Miller, Janice Smith, FOURTH ROW: Beverly Benecke, Jim Bostelman, Terry VonDeylen, Robert Buehrer, Ricky Baden, Mike Meyer, Barbara Kruse, Sally Wyse, TEACHER: Mr. Boyer, 6171 GRADE 5 th GRADE FRONT ROW: Patricia Beck, Larry Lohse, Patricia Norden, Steve Hoffman, Billy Cameron, Roy VonDeylen, Nils Oberhaus, SECOND ROW: Michael Miller, Steve Hesterman, Susan Nartker, Lee Ann Eicher, Patricia Coopman, Gale Young, Cathy Grime . THIRD ROW: Jessie Martinez, Annette Ruffer, Beth Nelson, Sammy Stamm, Brent Thompson, Lupe Palacious, Roger Gerken, BACK ROW: Ward Short, Frankie Rohrs, Marlene Norden, Donald Short, Nancy Roehl, Ricky Meyers, Thomas Benecke, Elizabeth Ludeman, ABSENT: David Meyer, TEACHER: Mrs. Landman. FRONT ROW: Ricky Roth, Tommy Henry, Michael Wachtman, Robert Rohrs, Lynn Miller, Sue Ann Hesterman, SECOND ROW: Connie Miller, Debra Norden, Randy Barnes, jo Ann Schwiebert, Cathy Thieroff, Bruce Baden, Sharon Von Deylen. BACK ROW: joani Grime, Roger Dachenhaus, Mary Jo Thompson, Vicki Kuntz, Eddie Lugbill, Mary jane Bostelman, Michael Lindhorst, Ronnie Sonnenberg. TEACHER: Mrs, Meyer, FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FRONT ROW: Debbie Roth, Sandra Ruffer, Gary Hurst, john Engler, Alice Meyers, Ruby Rodgers, Tommy Smith. SECOND ROW: Scott Miller, Dennis Bockelman, Dean Smith, Mike Hesterman, joe Martinez, Josephina Martinez, Anne Ripke, Timmy Saneholtz, THIRD ROW: Bobby Lange, Susie Stamm, Sandy Mohring, Beverly Martker, Kenny Arnos, Lou Ann Roth, Keith Kuntz, David Kleck. BACK ROW: David Kruse, Russel Hess, Dennis lmbrock, Renee Bremer, Norman Schnitkey, Bur- dette Badenhop, Brenda Hougland, Darwyn Badenhop, Neil Buehrer. TEACHER: Mrs. Dehnbostel. FRONT ROW: James Roth, Kevin Sonnenberg, Dennis Gerken, Kenneth Kruse, Juan Martinez, Celia Palacios. SECOND ROW: Michael Miller, Neil. Nofziger, Robert Coopman, Debra Wesche, Ted Henry, Mary Ann Benecke, Cheryl King, THIRD ROW: Marilyn Beck, Gary Rosebrock, Morris Gerken, Junior Short, Thomas Young, Ricky Rosebrock, Jimmie Lugbill. BACK ROW: James Buchhop, Cynthia Miller, Gary Gerken, Betty Ann Biederstedt, Janeen Aschemeier, Nancy Bischoff, Daniel Kleck, Sharon Wyse. TEACHER: Mrs, Schult. THIRD GRADE SECO D A D THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW: Teresa Baden, Lynn Beck, Brenda Cameron, Daniel Cordes, Mark Grayson, Debra Rosebrock, SECOND ROW: Judith Stamm, Daniel Wachtman, Joyce Bostelman, Angie Landman, Cynthia Thieroff, Dean Damman , BACK ROW: Jenny Bischoff, Todd Buehrer, Hope Rodriguez, Gayle Mclntosh, Michael Lienau, Bill Gerken, Mark Stockman. ABSENT: Jeffery Humbarger . TEACHER: Miss Orewiler. FRONT ROW: jay Martinez, Steven Spengler, Rebecca Frey, james Miller, Michael Arps, Ron- ald Roth, SECOND ROW: Michael Norden, Stephen Lindhorst, Teresa Beck, Pamela Miller, Roger Freytag, jerry Lewis, Valerie Ruffer, THIRD ROW: Larry Gerken, Steven Dachenhaus, Danny Rosebrock, Vicki Bischoff, Kathleen Kruse, Wayne Henry, Michael Kruse . BACK ROW: Brent Stockman, Debra Ellerbrock, Terry Aschemeier, Alfonso Alvarez, Bruce Rosebrock, Kevin Miller, Karen Lange, Kay Bockelman. TEACHER: Mrs, Detter. ECO D GRADE FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW: Brian Beck, Ann Hoffman, Gale Lewis, Steven Kruse, Becky Nartker, Jeffrey Wachtman, john Ruffer, Olga Martinez , SECOND ROW: Keith Wyse, Lisa Oberhaus, Angel Al- varez, Jean Norden, Ann Henry, Vicki Cameron, Steven Myers, Douglas Grayson. THIRD ROW: Rita Thompson, Michele Farlee, Junior Palacios, Edwin Schnitkey, Linda Rodgers, jeffrey Rentz Dawn Short, Sandra Lohse, BACK ROW: Dennis Gerken, Ben Rodriquez, Blake Kuntz, Karen Hougland, Debra Leininger, jose Alvarez, Candy Artressia, Lee Genter, Michael Schriner, ABSENT: Wayne Rodgers, TEACHER: Mrs, Otte, E 5 FRONT ROW: Todd Nye, Steven Waidelich, Beverly Crime, Stephen Roth, David Rosebrock, Cyn- thia Drewes, Lou Ann Schnitkey, Mark Elling. SECOND ROW: Barbara Miller, Sandra King, Thomas Meyer, David Rohrs, Karen Arnos, Chris Arps, Rhonda Harmon, Kurt Miller. BACK ROW: David Hesterman, Debra Spengler, Debra Fedderke, Denise Rosebrock, Thomas Schriner, David Roehl, Joyce Beck, Cheryl Thieroff, julie Saneholtz. ABSENT: Timothy Young. TEACHER Miss Miller. EIN DER GAR TEN FRONT ROW: Daniel Badenhop, Diana Rupp, Robert Hesterman, Alan Gruenhagen, Brenda Arps, john Palacios, Cinda Dietrich. SECOND ROW: Scott Tietje, Beth Ann Rodgers, Timothy Kleck, Michael Rosebrock, Tamara Flory, Wendell Nofziger, Josette Miller. BACK ROW: Sandra Hurst Terrence Bostelman, Glenn Houser, Linda Bischoff, john Meyers, Patricia Rosebrock, Bennett Buehrer, Peggy Spiess. ABSENT: Sandra Baden, Jeri Humbarger. TEACHER: Miss Miller. Miss Betty Miller, the kindergarten teacher, is recognized by the Henry County Teachers Asso- ciation for twenty -eight years of teaching. She has taught these years in the Ridgeville School. Tea chefs A Miss Peach Award was given to Mrs. Helen Landman by Lee Ann Eicher, one of her fifth grade students, who won the award for her through a contest in the Toledo Blade. Miss Yolanda Sito and Mr. Robert Coleman are student teach- ers at Ridgeville. They are both studying at Defiance College Miss Sito is helping Mrs . Engler with the elementary vocal music and directs the jr. High Chorus. Mr. Coleman teaches algebra. Migrant Classes These ladies taught and assisted in teaching the Migrant students during their short stay at Ridgeville. They are: Mrs. Virginia Wesche, Mrs. Marie Benecke, Mrs. Phyllis Hesterman, Mrs. Elta Roegge, Mrs. Doris Stamm, and Mrs. Estella Hoffman Knot pic- turedj , The classes also enjoy recreation as well as classroom work. Here the students are play- ing an exciting game of softball under the supervision of Mrs . Benecke. , 4 gf . 2 2 M , ri i 2 , The cast for Tom Sawyer is as follows: Tom Sawyer . Huck Finn . . joe Harper . Ben Rodgers Aunt Polly , , , . Becky Thatcher Amy Lawrence Widow Douglas Injun Joe . . Muff Potter . Pard ..... Sid ...... Alfred Temple Mary ..... Rev. Walters judge Thatcher Dr . Robinson .......... Robert Buehrer Tom Benecke Billy Boyer Mark Boelter Janice Smith Patricia Norden Beth Nelson Nancy Roehl Ricky Baden Bob Von Deylen Steve Hoffman Steve Hesterman Mike Meyer Patricia Beck Frankie Rohrs David Meyer Roy Von Deylen M- 1 TOM -mf. 5 tt SA WTERD E lementagf Operetta The sunflowers, portrayed by the fourth grade girls, dance with Amy Lawrence, played by Beth Nelson. April 2 was the date of the annual elementary op- eretta, presented by grades four, five, and six. The story of the play was of the adventures of Tom Sawyer and his many friends. Tom's Aunt Polly tries to be stern, but is always won over by his amusing antics. Tom, Huck Finn, and joe Harper run away from home and spend the night on a deserted island. The folks at home think the boys are dead and as a climax, the three at- tend their own funeral. The entire program is filled with suspenseful and exciting adventure . The cast members busily make last minute pre- parations before the actual performance. SHADO W MEMORIES OF AD VER TISING The Bar Where Good Friends Meer AN DY'S PLACE Ridgeville Corners .5-5 of Eh11E215.:s- . 1...,g.-55:15:51 -EE!-1. 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JDHNVDEIQIIE , Jim 'JF' - ' , Y I iii 5 A '42 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENT Ports Serviced Gerald, Ohio THE FARMERS 8g MERCHANTS STATE BANK Drive-In Banking hb ld I1' THE COMMUNITY BANK Napoleon, Ohio Two Convenient Offices Parking and Drive-in at Southside We Invite You to Come in Your Banking Business Solicited Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of THE WESCHE FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Hermann D. Wesche Telephone 592-3010 830 Scott Street Napoleon, Ohio MEYER FARM SERVICE z '15 Case Farm Machinery fig?-5, 1 - r, Maynard Meyer Lomer Meyer Riclgeville Corners, Ohio CARL F. RAUSCH 8. SONS, INC. Roofing 8. Sheet Metal Phone 592-092i Napoleon, Ohio RAUSCH LUMBER CO. INC. Lumber and Building Materials Phone 592 -3866 Napoleon, Ohio Skilled jobs can f for skilled , .oo 66 U. workers in ee lg EDUCATION if PAYS 9 B W TOLEDO E-DISQN . . . supports the education and training l f I d ff d o young peopean o ers goo careers nl ..., 1 xl '-- ID ,V 5, I x gg- viv-sx ' RUFENACHT 8g SHORT FARM SERVICE .Iamesway Power Choring Free Plans and Estimates Orval O . Short Phone Ridgeville 267-5I36 Marlin Rufenacht Phone Archbold 445-4259 PYRO FAX Quality Controlled Gas Service Napoleon Sales and Service Oakwood Avenue 8. Wabash Railroad Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-4821 YODER 8m FREY INC. Farm Machinery Auctions 2nd 8g 4th Tuesday Each Month Tractor Cushions--Midwest Baler Twine Firestone Tires Phone 445-2080 Archbold, Ohio GEIGER TRANSPORTATION, INC. Livestock Hauling Archbold, Ohio Harold Beck, Dispatcher Phones: BUS. 445-337i Res. 445-2241 Compliments of ARCHBOLD BOWLING LANES Archbold, Ohio Our Kind of Furniture is CI Musi' Wears Like Iron Bur Doesn'r Rusr GEORGE'S FURNITURE Napoleon, Ohio SWIFT 81 COMPANY HOME OF TENDER CORN FED BEEF FOR SALE BY QUARTER OR SIDE l i- gguiwf A 'I' 'HIFIIFM WE CUT, WRAP 8. SHARP FREEZE FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER . ,w alk ,Ll I EW! R ag vill ' ' zw F' QPENER 4' -1.3 C- 'f R 5 V - eh-A '- ANHLA J H Y F It C Eigotxcvxaw ,, Z L1 Rd R 34 A A 4- Bm O f. f ' F- ' 5 D - W Q' Stryker A hb ld I' R 2 E W Phone 782 -I 955 Defiance, Ohio 2AM S thufA hbld IM W tTh Phone C441 5-4192 Leon I-UQRIII Archboid, Ohio N T S uth To First Plac SCHWIEBERT ORGAN CO. Pipe Organ Builders--Rebuilding, Service gc Tuning Picnos--Chimes--Organs--Instruments--Music--Accessories 2215 Henry usffa Ridgeville Corners Phone 267-5189 LUGBILL'S Your Complete Market Center Livestock Auctions Complete Lines of Every Monday and Thursday Builders Needs and Form Supplies Telephone Archbold 445-2010 SAUDER MANUFACTURING CO. Craftsmen in Fine Church Furniture 600 Middle Street Archbold, Ohio Compl iments of FAGLEY SEED CO. Arcl-.bold Telephone 445-2466 ARCHBOLD SEED 81 GRAIN COMPANY Manufacturers of I 8. K Feeds Bulk or Bagged Phone 445-2451 Archbold, Ohio 445-2526 MIDWEST PLANT FOOD INCORPORATED Manufacturers of Quality Fertilizers State Rt. I08 Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-7846 WlEDERKEHR'S STORE Everything for Men 8g Boys The Cross-Road to QuaIity Stryker, Ohio IEDQ RIDGE LOCKERS, INC. SHLTE muucfr Frozen Food Storage--Fresh Meats 53 ,,,-fy-4,fXi-figs' Red 81 White Super Market E Ridgeville Corners, Ohio if EIU X f SAUDER WOODWORKING CO. Archbold, Ohio Erie J . Sauder, President Irving Turner, Sales Manager Designers and Manufacturers of Foremost Occasional Tables NAPOLEON GRAIN AND STOCK CO Farmer Owned and Operated--Grain and Farm Supplies A Good Place to Buy and Sell Phone 592-1986 Napoleon, Ohio DEFIANCE MILK PRODUCTS CO. Division of Diehl, Inc . 24 North Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Phone 4-1010 , i 1 AT 4 - s voun L ! SERVlCE W I ! SNYDER CHEVROLET CO. Henry County Automotive Headquarters Phone 592-2841 Napoleon, Ohio CHRISTOFEL-GERKEN, INC. Special Machinery Design--Build Automatic Equipment Jigs Fixtures Production Machines Welding Machining Tools State Route IO8 Mail: R.R. 32, Napoleon, Ohio 3 Mi. North Phone 592-I I45 Okolona, Ohio Phone I-26 THE NAPOLEON CREAMERY COMPANY Butter--Eggs--Mi I lc 22I East Washington Street Phone 592-7831 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of WILLIAMS CLINIC Chiropractic Mechanotherapy Stryker, Ohio HESS SHOE STORE fQualiTy Foofweorl Ar hb ld Ohio NOFZINGER MOTOR SALES 109-H East Mechanic S Archbold, Ohio li , P ntiac Sales 8. S Polvrucn D I N w 8. Used C Ed C pl F DETTER'S FURNITURE A hb ld Oh OKOLONA GRAIN COMPANY EI Okl dEl y Oh Okl Oh Compliments of GERALD TILE CO. Concrete Drain Tile ASTM Approved Phone 1042 Gerald, Ohio THE GOTSHALL LUMBER CO. Hardware--Builders Supplies--Millwork Cabinet Work--Tinker Steel Buildings Phone 445-2471 Archbold, Ohio lil? Qfw Qiggwlgf 5 'W + if? I AQ : . uf I' nk I SIM 5 ' 'I ' ttf? . 'V Iiplllu F7 -1 UW . Compliments of the .IEWELL GRAIN CO. OHIO GAS COMPANY Natural and Bottle Gas Service Serving Northwest Ohio OKOLONA LUMBER COMPANY Builders' Sup ly--Mill Work Cuckler SteeT Span Buildings Custom Built Cabinets N Phone 0242 Okolona, Ohio Edwin Rathge ELDEN ROTH ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Archbold, Ohio Wayne 682-4143 Alva 445-424l Lowell 445-4927 ,K A 5 w X ri W 50 Q 'Y RETTIG MUSIC STORE --YoUr Music Headquarters for Northwestern Ohio M 5f8f2?Ig 782-9046 , lnton Street pf! Z Defiance, Ohio K' of WAGNER MOTOR SALES Chevrolet Pontiac Olds Buick Cadillac You are Wise to Drive One of These Five Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of NEUHAUSER HATCHERIES, INC Henry Wiemken, Manager Defiance, Ohio Ridgeville Corners Phone 782-0886 Residence 267-3611 MILLER GAS CO., INC. Complete Bulk 84 Cylinder Service Call 445-6381 Route 1--Archbold, Ohio LIECHTY FARM EQUIPMENT INC John Deere Agricultural Indusfriql New Holland Mqyfqg Phone 445-4531 Lugbill Addition Archbold, Ohio THE HUENEFELD FURNITURE CO OF DEFIANCE Famous Brand Names of Carpeting 81 Furniture Phone 782-5861 CESCO SOFT WATER SERVICE Larry Hesterman Serving Northwestern Ohio Phones Archbold 445-4426 P,O, BOX 64 Ridgeville Corners 267-5135 Archbold, Ohio Serving the Heart of Fulton County for Over 75 Years THE PEOPLES STATE BANK Two Convenient Offices to Serve Your Banking Needs Main Office 122 S. Fulton Street Drive-In Branch 317 N . Fulton Member F.D.I .C. Member Federal Reserve System Wauseon, Ohio Service is Our Business Local and Long-Distance Hauling General Freight Commodity B. A. MILLER 81 SONS TRUCKING INC Libery Center, Ohio Phone 533-3451 or 533-2871 WYSE PLUMBING 8g HEATING Crane 8t Kohler Fixtures Garbage Disposal Units Water Heater 84 Pumps Flo-Co Furnace Installation 81 Repairs Phone 267-3672 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio s I M -.. N... is Compliments of JACK H. GLICK, O.D. Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of RUPP'S HARDWARE Stryker, Ohio Compliments of SCOTT--PORT-A-FOLD INC. Phone 445-3015 Archbold, Ohio Compliments of GILBERT 8. HERR DRUG Walgreen Agency Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of MIKE CHRISTY Rambler Archloold 445-4321 NEWCOMB'S SUNOCO SERVICE Perry SQ Front Sts. Blue Sunoco Phone 592 -3891 Napoleon, Ohio THE CHARLES CO. DEPARTMENT STORES Serving Northwestern Ohio with Quality Apparel HENRY A. HUNER AUCTIONEER--REALTOR Complete Auction and Real Estate Service Route 4 Napoleon, Ohio Phones: Residence Gerald 2117 Office: Napoleon 592-4931 Compliments of SP EN GLER' S Groceri es--Meat--Supplies Napoleon, Ohio SANEHOLTZ SUPPLY CO. Napoleon, Ohio Builders Supplies--Monuments Ready-Mixed Concrete--Coal Compliments of FORE-CRAFT INC . Compliments of WYSE TRUCK SERVICE Manufacturers of Occasional Furniture Archboldl Ohio FISH'S 5 8. 10 School Supplies Toys 8. Gifts Archbold, Ohio Compliments of RAYMOND F. BEHRMANN Concrete and Burial Vaults and Service Phone 267-3856 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio AUG ENSTEIN 8. HOEFFEL Clothes for Dad and Lad Satisfaction Guaranteed Napoleon, Ohio CORDES 8. WACHTMAN CLINIC T .V. Radio Phone 592-5846 Napoleon, Ohio HUGO C. DISHOP WARNCKE INSURANCE AGENCY 809 North Perry Street Phone 592-0801 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of STORRER MARATHON SERVICE Archbolcl, Ohio Phone 445-4406 TWILIGHT INN Fine Food and Liquor Open 7 Days a Week Till 2:30 A.M. Junction 66 and 34 Archbold, Ohio Compliments of FULTON FOODS INC. Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-5561 RUPP'S FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture--Appliances--Carpeting 203-205 North Defiance Street Phone 445-3416 Archbold, Ohio GRISIER'S MUSIC Established 1908 Phone 445-2416 Archbolcl OHIO CERTIFIED SEEDS SYLVAN L. RUPP SEED FARM MILLER BROS. INC. General Contractors Route 5 Wauseon, Ohio Phones 445-4446, 445-4447, 445-3366 Phone 445-2161 Archbold Archbold, Ohio DIELMAN SUPPLY CO. Blox--Transit Mix 8. Building Supplies Archbold 445-3506 Wauseon 335-2976 HOYI' HARDWARE CO. Defiance, Ohio VON DEYLEN HEATING Lennox 8. Winkler Furnaces Plumbing--Water Systems--Air Conditioning Glenwood Avenue Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of DR. R. W. OVERMIER 611 172 N. Perry St. Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-1781 For BAUMAN'S STOCK YARD INC. F Every or Sport Every Trophies f Im Occasion HIT ARCHERY CO. Archbold, Ohio nf l K fl V21 K, 'fi l' , - - 11. , Y y ,J I Napoleon, Ohio ' Phones 592-6741 pr 592-6751 Satisfaction Guaranteed WYSE ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR Lugbill Addition Archbold, Ohio Telephone 445-5922 Since 1908 Baldwin Pianos and Organs For Home School Church GALE E. HALE COMPANY 712 East Hopkins Street Defiance, Ohio DAIRY WOOD The Friendly Drive-In Stryker, Ohio Vera Mae 8. Lee Fleagle ROBERT D . HAYES Poultry and Eggs Custom Dressing on Wednesdays Phone 445-3265 Archbold, Ohio Compliments of .IIMS RED 8. WHITE Wauseon, Ohio MITCHELL'S FLOWERS Phone 592-7946 Napoleon, Ohio THE RIDGEWAY MaIts--Sundaes--Sandwiches Robert and Valeta Hess DICK'S WELDING SHOP Phone 267-3375 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio SHORT'S HARDWARE Stryker, Ohio Hardware--Paints--App I iances Sporting Goods WAUSEON FOUNDRY COMPANY Gray Iron and Semi-Steel Casting West Leggett Street Phone 2991 Sauseon, Ohio WAUSEON WOODWORKING CO . KAHRS TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE Lumber--MiIIwork and Cabinet Work 0 f B .Id Pgtsgurgh PCT? In Phone 335-8106 3,4 4 UI ers ar ware an u les - , 1 ,J 1 -v 2' 3 5 Contractors and Buildziiis Wquseon' Ohio 1 ,j'I3! . R X Ray Sauder, Owner ' , I I I Phone 335-3936 Wauseon, Ohio . 'g f LOUIS A. TOLES CompIiments of Ornamental Iron Custom Made OTTE AND CO . Light Automotive Service Feeds--Supplies Lawn Mower and Engine Service Ridgeville Corners, Ohio Ridgeville Corners, Ohio LAUBER'S Clothing and Shoes for Men and Boys Visit Our Ladies' Sportswear Dept. Archbold, Ohio LYLES COFFEE HUT CompIiments from LyIe's Stryker, Ohio Phone 68242201 WM. L. NOFZIGER Live Poultry RidgeviIIe Corners, Ohio Compliments of RICH--BROS. Ford--Mercury Since I926 Compliments of l'lELEN'S DRY GOODS Archbold, Ohio DR. E. E. CLYMER Veterinarian Ridgeville Corners, Ohio Compliments of NAPOLEON BRICK AND TILE WORKS Napoleon, Ohio Meineke 8m Genuit JOHN 8. KEN'S GULF SERVICE Tune Up Specialists Road Service Scott 8: Dodd Phone 592-5856 Napoleon, Ohio ELDON MEYER INSURANCE SERVICE 1225 Woodlawn Phone 592-3751 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of BERNATH SUPER DOLLAR The Place to Go for the Brands You Know Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-2426 JACOB'S MEATS Phone 782-7831 R.R.ft2 Defiance, ohio Wholesale 81 Retail ENTERPRISE DRY CLEANERS West Barre Road Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-2521 OSBORNE DRUGS The Rexall Store Phone 335-6901 Wauseon, Ohio VIVIAN KEENAN Dresses Accessories Sportswear 416 Clinton Defiance, Ohio RUPP LUMBER COMPANY Pettisville, Ohio Building Supplies and Contracting Phone 445-7891 GRISIER INSURANCE AGENCY Make Yours an Insured Future Phone 335-6961 Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of FRANZ FRUIT MKT. 81 NURSERIES Napoleon 8t Defiance, Ohio THE FARMLAND NEWS Northwestern Ohio Complete Farm Coverage EVANS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Office Furniture, Equipment 8: Supplies 107 West Main Street Napoleon, Ohio We are as Close as Your Phone Napoleon 592-3811 Compliments of HAYS PARK LANES Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-7961 ALLAN' S P HARMACY Phone 335-3931 The Pill Corner Wauseon, Ohio For Prescriptions Service After Store Hours Please Call 335-9681 or 335-6506 HOGREFE BROS. BUILDERS Okolona, Ohio Phone Okolona 0547 Ridgeville 267-3432 Prefinished Custom Cabinets New Construction Remodeling Electrical EARL H. ELLING PLUMBING 8K HEATING INC. Complete Sales 81 Service American Standard Fixtures Phone Napoleon 592-1147, Gerald 3201 R.R. 1142 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of THE WELLINGTON BARBER SHOP Napoleon, Ohio Three Barbers at Your Service Leo Kurber, Proprietor TOOT-N-TELL DRIVE-IN vi g For the Best in Pizzas .-if 1' - f 1: I F'.LQf'.1if: E: l Call on Us Phone 783-2891 U .S. 424 East Defiance, Ohio FAHRINGERS GREEN HOUSE 756 W. Clinton Street Napoleon, Ohio Phone 592-0781 For That Special Touch Get Your Flowers from Fahringers ENCHANTED BEAUTY SHOP Ridgeville Corners, Ohio Compliments of ARCHBOLD GREENHOUSE Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-3461 I Compliments of FULTON TUBING CO. Archbold, Ohio HARPER SUPPLY, INC. P.O. Box 470 Napoleon, Ohio EICHER COAL CO. Dale D. Short--Proprietor Archbold, Ohio Office 445-3501 Res. 4 -4097 Compliments of DAVIS TOWNE AND COUNTRY CLEANERS 840 N . Clinton Defiance, Ohio North of College 45 Compliments of ANTHONY WAYNE DRIVE-IN Dining Room and Curb Service Phone 592-0986 Napoleon, Ohio SHERMAN'S The Store for Men Opposite Court House Defiance, Ohio PAUL'S BOWL-A-WAY 8. BILLIARDS BEAUTY LANE Napoleon, Ohio PETTISVILLE PACKING co. Wholesale and Retail Meats Custom Slaughtering Pettisville, Ohio Phone 445-794i MEL LANZER COMPANY Builders 8. Cabinet Makers NEY LUMBER CO . Everything for the Builder 2266 North Scott Street Ney, OIWIO Phone 592-2801 Napoleon, Ohio Q Poleframe Buildings Doane--Designed Industrial Commercial Residential Phone 658-2584 Res. 658-2589 BORDEN ICE CREAM COMPANY Defiance, Ohio Compliments of HESS HATCHERY Wauseon, Ohio Compliments of DEFIANC Defiance, Ohio E STRUCTURAL STEEL CO. THE CITY DRUG Prescription Pharmacy Archbolcl, Ohio HALL AUTO SERVICE Chrysler--Imperial Plymouth--Studebaker 224 N . Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio Bus. Phone 335-7941 Res. Phone 335-6701 RANDOLPH FU RN ITU RE CO . Home Furnishings--Carpets 8. Draperies 139 South Fulton Street Phone 335-5991 Wauseon , Ohio KAHLE BUILDERS Defiance, Ohio Quality Construction New--Remodeling Insulation Electric Heating Phone 497-2793 R.R. 54 THE FAMILY BOOK STORE Church, Office 8. School Supplies 314 Ditto Street Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-5431 Phone Archbold: Office 445-3526 Res. 445-4156 P.O. R.F.D. 1, Archbolcl, Ohio 43502 LEININGER HOME SUPPLY Specially Designed Cabinets Counter Work--Builders Supplies Albert E. Leininger Elmira, Ohio SAUDER'S TV 8. APPLIANCES 107 S . Archbold, Ohio Defiance Street Complete Line of Raclios, Stere os, TV's, Appliances, Antennas, 84 Towers RCA Victor 8. RCA Whirlpool S I ' a es ancl Service BUD RUPP'S CARPETING AND RUG CO. Carpeting--Rugs--Linoleum Ceramic and Plastic Tile 700 Stryker Street Archbold, Ohio Compliments of LIECHTY MOTORS Archbold, Ohio Dart Coronet Polara 880 See Wes Liechty or Glen Seiler O. J. SHORT FLOOR COVERING Archbold, Ohio Compliments of THE D AND E FEED COMPANY Ney, Ohio THE ARCHBOLD DRY GOODS, INC. 217 North Defiance The Store with Three Words Savings -- Service -- Satisfaction Phone 5-3401 Compliments of THE VERNIER McLAUGHLIN PROBECK CO. Archbold, Ohio GRISIER'S FUNERAL HOME Established 1896 Phone Archbold 445-3551 Stryker 682-2341 Welcome to BECK'S RESTAURANT Next to Home, This is the Best Place to Eat Phone 2331 Stryker, Ohio DICK 8. DEE'S STUDIO Candid Weddings, Studio Portraits Babies 8. Children Main Street in Pettisville Phone 445-7801 STRYKER FARMERS EXCHANGE CO. Grinding and Mixing a Specialty Phone 682-3251 Stryker, Ohio RED CROSS DRUG STORE Drugs--Sundries--Prescriptions Hearing Aid Batteries Photo Supplies Phone 445 -4496 Archbold, Ohio PETTISVIL1' GRAIN COMPANY Grain, Fertilizer and Feed Bulk Feed Delivery Phone 445-7881 Phone 335-5802 Pettisville, Ohio ELMIRA ELEVATOR CO . Honegger Feed Bag or Bulk Agrico Fertilizer Funks 6 Hybrids Phone Archbold 445-5406 JIM AND DALE'S I.G.A. Groceries--Meats--Produce Phone 445-2586 Archbold, Ohio General Practice--Contact Lenses DR. STERLING W. KING Optometrist Phone 445-5436 Archbold, Ohio STOTZ ER'S Retail Merchants Archbold, Ohio Same Corner Since 1858 NORTHWESTERN TELEPHONE SERVICE COMPANY Napoleon, Ohio SAVE-MOR SUPER MARKET Napoleon, Ohio WILMER EICHER JR. Live Poultry Archbold, Ohio Phones 445-5481 8. 445-5546 Compliments of Richard H. Cameron Jr. Sales Representative WESTERN 8g SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO . Phone 267-3668 Ridgeville Corners, Ohio V. S. BECK AGENCY Insurance--Bonds Check with Beck Archbold, Ohio Compliments of SEVEN-UP BOTTLING CO. Napoleon, Ohio Seven-up and Dodger Beverages THE MEN'S SHOP I49 South Fulton Street Wauseon, Ohio Finest in Men and Boys Wear Compliments of HONEY BUN DRIVE-IN Hamburgers, French Fries, Soft Drinks ROUTG 2 Wauseon, Ohio I HOFFMAN SAW MILL Hardwood Lumber and Custom Sawing Pallet Manufacturing R.F.D. I Liberty Center, Ohio SCHROEDER WELDING SERVICE All Kinds of Welding R,R, fill Liberty Center RAY'S GARAGE Okolona, Ohio Phone 2-54 .IANE'S BEAUTY SHOP Wauseon, Ohio Phone 335-6906 I a I SEARS AND ROEBUCK nonucunnco SCJl'1SfClCl'10f1 Guaranteed Phone 592-3015 Napoleon, Ohio Compliments of MlLLER'S SUPER DOLLAR MARKETS Wauseon, Swanton, Montpelier Compliments of NAPOLEON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 592-7796 Route 108 Napoleon, Ohio STATE FARM INSURANCE Vernon W. Holers Phone 592-0826 Napoleon, Ohio mo Highland Au to--Life--Fire x N l f f 4 - ' For Your D 81 W COLLlSlON SERVlCE N Diamonds--Watches Silverware--Fine Jewelry Don Grime, Prop, Complete Automobile and Truck Body Work Visit Us at STAMBAUGH JEWELRY 516 Clinton Street Defiance, Ohio Glass--Fender--Radiator--Painting-- Wheel Alignment Phone Bus.445-5211 R.F.D.1 Res. 445-4391 Archbold, Ohio BIL-JAX, INC. Steel Scaffolding + Playground Equipment For Sale or Rent Phone 445-2045 Archbold, Ohio Compliments of RYCHN ER SEED COMPANY Pettisville, Ohio Wauseon 335-6096 Compliments of F. E. TURRITTIN, D.D.S. 112 North Defiance Street Stryker, Ohio Compliments of . O. P. KLUEPFEL Archbold 445-7661 l I 5 , x 5 JEWELER 1 Phone 445-3421 Archbold, Ohio : I Compliments of KEN'S HOME RESTAURANT Archbold, Ohio .lAN'S BEAUTY SALON 106 Stryker Street Archbold, Ohio f l msusuncz .M -f , .. --rw ,--- fl. W ., , -- 1 ' ':f,m: f--- avr. ' xv 3f?,g,-WwriffalfvgwxtvzfwLwmwkwwf-Hr-ff..:.m:-ffl M., . ,. .t k . :, ,,f5i 1:f -- 'I . -: ' 'ML f-TSM?-3 'Y f:i1f:Qi'Z-93 Lefffxfv? '1 'fvf5ffvwHf.g!,.aMg Yfj.-Y-N :-5: . df q'uQf5f9'-:M-ff 3'5H5?'QZf -1 2 -way M3139 ' 'Mf--'m-WY-Mew ,ww M, , W ,W V, .- , . ..,-N, ,M J A , 3 . -'--- S WA ' H g V '- A A. 5 1 fl :ss-'Ti 1i1:Qz,1 .f' af 'g f',fl'i?. qbq, 52,115-ji , K . ,M ,,,,,.s 1552 'L ' k k ig.-29 M' ffm----W -I-,f -f ++-www-5 ,535 W5 'V I H + W -A , :Af ff - 1521- ' - Q f S - an - 2- W - M 1 A W' wmW'-- - . H I KV In i Compliments of HENRY COUNTY IMPLEMENT DEALERS ASSOCIATION MEINECKE SALES 8. SERVICE HENRY FARM BUREAU MITCHELL FARM EQUIPMENT L. S. DUNBAR CO. HARRY VON DEYLON 8. CO. KURTZ SALES 8. SERVICE HOWE 8. SAUTER IMPLEMENT SALES DESHLER, IMPLEMENT CO. HOLGATE IMPLEMENT SALES MALINTA FARM EQUIPMENT HAMLER HARDWARE BIGHAM CHEVROLET For a Greater Future Compliments from HENRY COUNTY MEATS o NAPOLEON - OHIO Ph. 592-682i Apian Ave. The House of Colors R. J. SAUNDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Where Paint is a Specialty Nota Sideline Artist and Craft Supplies 235 Commercial Street Phone 335-396i Wauseon, Ohio HUGHES .Z A if it Radios--Televisions--Records and Sheet Music Specialized Service All Makes--All Models Archbold, Ohio Phone 445-7941 : FRED H. GERKEN COMPANY V - i Building Supplies Transit Mix Concrete Coal--Sand--Stone--Cement--Black Top Yard No. I--1303 Oakwood Avenue Phone 592-276i Yard No. 2--I4IO Scott Street Phone 592-6881 Napoleon, Ohio ARCHBOLD BUCKEYE Four National--Six State General Excellence Awards Largest A .B.C . CAuditedI Circulation of Any Weekly Newspaper in Fulton County Phone 445 -4466 Archloold, Ohio BOOST ERS Zeb's Place Western Auto Lewis Jeweler The Steak House A 8. W Drive-In Dr. C. W. McConkey Western Auto Dealer Gottschalk's Shoe Store Fahy Barber Shop Wisda Sales 8. Service Oravetz Grocery PATRONS Larry's Restaurant Russell's Men's Wear Gorny-Winzeler Schuck's Jewelry Mr. Max's Reichert Shoe Repair Shoemaker's Dept. Store DeGrofF's Motor Sales Johnston Sales 8. Service Napoleon Wauseon Wauseon Wauseon Archbold Napoleon Napoleon Napoleon Napoleon Defiance Defiance A U T0 GRA PHS i1I Chou Listens-Red Chinese Premier Chou En-Lai held an earpiece as he listened to an address by the Soviet Union's new party leader, Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November 6. Alexei Kosygin, Soviet premier, is at right. fad - I 1 r Q 4 WWE , E 'Q W i i? j I 3 W - -aa, ' ' HM f sir'-' 1- K1 f-if sr' fer i h: 5-:ggi I Stretcher Cases-Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 24. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebel-held Congo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work saved the lives of hundreds. Alliance Talks-British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard in Bonn on November 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. New President-Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat frightj was formally notified in Rome on the night of December 28 that he had been elected president of Italy World Events in Review 1964 Pope Visits India-The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay India, on November 28. In December, Pope Paul VI made the longest papal Journey in history to attend sessions of the congress They Died in '64-These world figures died during fhe year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India General Douglas McArthur of the United States and former President Herbert Hoover W Qs ' 1:- f I QP U i fm W J W, my P .wwf it in W ae., rm- W an 4 . wr.. ff 1- -my ,Lg 'Q 1 I an 'Y if W '51 'l if P4 m 'f .Kring 'fl V. 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