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

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SOFT DRINKS OFTEN take the place of milk in the Junior lunch period. USING A JIG-SAW takes a careful person. Senior Stephanie Kale uses one in her Vo-Ag work. BUSINESS MACHINES and balance sheets are part of Amy Buyer's routine day. YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBER Jen- nifer Foos. Opening Divider 3

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Makks ©mit Mairk IT’S NOT JUST BAKING in Home Economics class, but paperwork for instructor Mrs. Livingston. LUNCH ROOM SUPERVISION is part of Prin- cipal John Roller’s (below right) job. Helping him out is Mr. Frank Zirbel. TAKING A BREAK with Becky Crumb is Mr. Walt Everly. 2 Opening Divider

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A HOT LUNCH is enjoyed by Mr. Karcher in a some-what sparse cafeteria. Lookm8 Baek At ®(g KEEPING THE SCHOOL clean is a never ending job for Bill Sproull. NHS MEMBERS are presented to the student body by adviser Mr. LaRue. SOMETHING UNDER the micro- scope must have made Laura Peck and Becky Beers crazy! The tempo is set that will carry us through another year. And what a year it's going to be! Dances, sports, clubs and or- ganizations. Everyone is looking to MAKE THEIR MARK for the year. Here on these and the following pages. we present some of the people, places, and events that shaped the 196V86 school year. All right, lets admit it. We miss school. MISS SCH(X)I.' You've goc to be kidding! Even though most students are reluctant to say so. by the time Agaust comes to a close, they are ready to return to NHIIS. With this return to school comes a great feeling of seeing old friends and becoming involved in school activities. 4 Opening