North Union High School - Wildcat / Cat Tales Yearbook (Richwood, OH)

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On Tuesday morning, September 6, 1966, nine teachers and I greeted an eager group of one hundred and fifty freshman stu- dents to the Byhalia building. Stepping into their new and different educational situation, this immature and unsure group quickly adjusted and grew both educationally and physically until they will have attained the status of Sophomores on June 2, 1967. Several of the class members have emerged to prominence in the fields of scholarship, musical accomplishments, and athletic endeavors. Honors go to the members of the District Scholarship team. Honors go to those who represented our school in the District Music contest and received high ratings. Honors go to our athletic teams which were undefeated in football and only twice defeated in basketball, and were strong in track, baseball and cross country. It takes a well-balanced mixture of the above to create pride in one's school, this Freshman class has achieved this mixture to a certain degree; with determination to do even better in their remaining high school years. This could be just the beginning of some very excellent things to come for North Union High School. We strive to improve student-teacher relations! Ed Roseberry Principal, Byhalia Building

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A school annual should be a record of the activities and achievements of the students. However, a school serves as a laboratory for many facets of life and only a few of the highlights can be presented in a year book. I wish to compliment the many students who through their activities have worked to make the North Union High School a cohesive unit. Unity is easier each year as the students spend more time together. Everyone is now looking forward to the completion of the new building and participation in the improved and expanded programs. I also wish to thank the staff of Cat Tales for their work in assembling the highlights of 1966-67 and for this opportunity to communicate briefly with friends of the North Union Schools. Sincerely, R. D. Fetter, Superintendent The Class of '67 has come to the end of its school days, but its education will never be finished. Under the impact of the current explosion of knowledge, the old world is giving way, and there is no real blue-print for the new. Especially in the areas of vocation, family living, and human freedoms will you need continuously to develop skills and rationales and values which will enable you to live and compete successfully in the new world. We of your school too are looking forward to progress and change as we face the educational challenge of the latter 20th Century. Sincerely, C W. D. Cochran, Principal a

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Mr. Carl Besst Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture Mr. Bruce Cahill Ohio State University Chemistry, Senior Science, Physics, General Science Mrs. Mary Cahill Ohio Northern University American History, English 12 Mrs. Marian Cochran Ohio State University Librarian, English 11, English Literature Mrs. Christine Dilger Denison University French 1, French 2, English 10 Miss Phylis Dillion Ohio State University World History, Physical Education