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

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Far right: Queen Linda Bostelman is escorted to her throne by co-captains Steve Meyer and Larry Wesche. Right: Senior Atten- dant Susan Rohrs and her escort Ric Nelson Far left: Sophomore Attendant Wanda Mahnke and her escort, Denny Meyer. Left: Junior Attendant Nancy Gerken and her es- cort, Randy Bremer. Below: Student Council representative Linda Mohr- ing presents Queen Linda with her flowers. A grandiose new event was added to Ridgeville High School's activities this year with the appear- ance of Homecoming. Since the traditional High School Night was eliminated, the students needed a new event in which the Royal Court would be maintained. Such an event was Homecoming. The night's festivities were started off on the right foot, as the Falcon reserve team defeated McClure's junior varsity. Next, the Queen and her court were introduced. Linda Bostelman was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1966-67 by Super- intendent F. F. Hesterman. She was escorted to her throne by Co-captains Steve Meyer and Larry Wesche Preceding her were Cheryl Damman, Freshman At- tendant, escorted by Roger Center, Wanda Mahnke, Sophomore Attendant, escorted by Denny Meyer, Nancy Gerken, Junior Attendant, escorted by Randy Bremer, and Susan Rohrs, Senior Attendant, escorted by Ric Nelson. The Queen and her court had a joyous evening as the Falcons walloped McClure's varsity, 82-50. A dance sponsored by the Student Council in honor of the Queen was held after the game in the multipurpose room. Music was provided by the Constellations from Napoleon.

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I i I , , Wanda Mahnke, Sophomore Attendant Susan Rohm, Senlnf Attendant Chegfl Damman, Freshman Attendant Nandf Gwinn: Jnnnn' Attendant Linda Bostelrnan, Queen va

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A THLETIC A WARD Thursday, April 6, marked the date of the annual Athletic Banquet, an event at which Ridgeville's athletes are honored for their participation in the schoolls sports program. After everyone had enjoyed a fine meal, Mr. Vernon Hesterman gave the welcome and introduced Mr. William Blitz, the Toastmaster for the evening, Mr. Blitz, in turn, introduced Mr. Handler, who had the wrestling team stand. Coach Gerken was next up, and he presented the baseball team with their letters and awarded co-captains' trophies to Larry Wesche and Dennie Rohrs. Mr. Blitz then introduced Coach Norris. I-Ie presented first-year varsity cheer- leading awards to juniors Betty Von Deylen, Becky Miller, and Marcille Beck, and senior Linda Bostel- man. Then he awarded numerals to the reserve play- ers and letters to the varsity players, and he gave special awards to Dennis Rohrs, Coaches' Award, Denny Meyer, Most Improved Player, and Steve Meyer, Most Valuable Player and Best Free Throw Percentage. Doyt Perry, Athletic Director at Bowling Green State University, was the featured speaker. The main point of his speech was that you can achieve any goal if you work hard enough at it . fAbovej Best Batting Averages--Dennie Rohrs, Dale Von Deylen, Denny Meyer, and Larry Wesche. Special Basketball Awards- -Dennie Rohrs, Denny Meyer, and Steve Meyer. fMiddle Leftj Athletic Banquet Speaker, Doyt Perry. fLeftj Cheerleaders-- Linda Bostleman, Marcille Beck, Becky Miller, and Betty Von Deylen.