Oak Harbor High School - Harbor Lites Yearbook (Oak Harbor, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

h arbor ites 0 h ak arbor high school oak harbor, ohio to everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Prologue.............. 4 Dedication............ 6 Seniors............... 8 Faculty...............28 Summer ...............38 Autumn................42 Winter................62 Spring................76 Advertisements......96 3 People are the principle force binding a school. We share each other’s emotions —laughter, tears, co- operation, and companion- ship. With each new season arrive new experiences and opportunities. The long hot summer brought beach parties, vaca- tions, and boating; and oc- casionally one may have seen some energetic soul engaged in an exhilarating tennis match. With the fun of sum- mer also came the appre- hension of the oncoming year, and the realization that for some of us it would be our last here at SOH. By the time theleaves had turned to shades of gold and flaming crimson, we were in the swing of a new school year. School spirit again en- gulfed us as we cheered our team on to victory. Chilly breezes turned into bitter winds, and winter was upon us. We enjoyed skating on glassy ice and the zesty zing of a snowball fight. Also with the bad weather came the battles with unshoveled walks and slippery roads to school. Winter frost thawed into blossoming springtime. Grass and dandelions speck- ed the landscape, and oc- casionally minds turned from books to thoughts of “beaus and belles” and the age-old sentiment of love. Now as the school year comes to a close we remi- nisce on those by-gone days and look to new horizons with hopes of happiness and success. And now, students of SOH, as you turn these pages of yesterday, re- member these people and memories and cherish them; for you, too, will someday cross the bay and be con- fronted by the vast ocean. board of education With high regard, we would like to express our deep appreciation and gratitude for your fine efforts in the successful operation of our school You, the Board of Education, have faithfully guided the students through their endeavors and have executed certain provisions for the benefit of the students. Therefore, we the class of 1965 wish to dedicate our Harbor Lites to you, the Salem-Oak Harbor Board of Education for your interest and dedicated service to the students of Salem-Oak Harbor High School. Mr. Leow Mr. Leow, the president of the school board, enjoys hunting, fishing, and ponies. At the present time Mr. Leow is engaged in farming. His philosophy is a most famous one, “Think Positive.” Mr. Mylander Mr. Mylander is a graduate of Salem-Oak Harbor. He enjoys golf and farming. His active participation in local and state politics have made him well-known to many people. Mr. Mylander is also noted for his hu- morous story telling. 6 Mr. Fuller Mr. Fuller, who is postmaster of the Oak Harbor post office, graduated from Bowling Green High School. Among his many hobbies he prefers golf and, of course, stamp col- lecting. His everyday philosophy is, “A man’s success depends on how he takes criticism.” Mr. Lockwood Mr. Lockwood, a graduate of Salem-Oak Harbor, is now employed at Erie Army De- pot. Among his very many interests, he enjoys hunting, fishing, and golf, Mr. Lock- wood’s philosophy is to just follow the Golden Rule. Mr. Norwine Mr. Norwine, whose philosophy is: “Let not the low descending sun view from thy hand no worthy action done,” is the execu- tive vice president, cashier, and secretary of the Oak Harbor State Bank. Among his many hobbies, his favorite is coin collecting. Mr. Scheuerman Mr. Scheuerman, who enjoys all sports, is a time keeper at the state garage. He graduated from Salem-Oak Harbor High School. Mr. Scheuerman, serves as clerk on the Board of Education. He also plans on retiring shortly. “Live and Let Live” is his famous everyday philosophy. 7 V We have crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us.” President Larry Clere Thomas William Knieriem “Curly” Paule Mackey Beverly Mae Stone “Bev” Margaret Bodi Christine Windnagel “Chris” Gary Greunke “Lefty” 10 Carol Reitler Bruce Radsick Victor Green “Greenie” Carol Almendinger “ Dinger” Karen Ann Wargowsky Sue Ann Van Atta “Suzie” Margie Graber “Grabes” Michael R. Bennett “Moe” John Lach Elizabeth Darr “Betty” George Fabian “Fabiano” Diane Kay Rife “Rifey” Linda Meinke Lynda Keller “Nin” 12 Barbara Ann Scott “Scottie” George Baumgartner “Bummy” Betty Burmeister Sharon Hemminger “Blondie” Linda Lou Paulette “Lindy Lou” Larry Dohy “Red” David Winters “Dave” 14 v Jeanne Easton “Shrimp” Martin Meinke John O. Gnepper “Oliver” Beverly Kay Williams “Katie-did” Sandra Warns “Sandi” Don Floro Genevieve Siska “Jenny” Ara Lou Greunke “Lou” Ernest D. Swiger “Ernie” Duane Corthell “ Dewey” Ronald Witt “Butch” Terry Snyder Gary Seeger “Seeg” Bev Radsick “ Bev” Dave Nissen Judy Rae Nehls “Jo, Rae” Michael J. Gaiffe “Doc” Edith Holz “Eddie” Margie Almendinger “Bunnie” Patricia Tabbert “George” Larry A. Gulau “Guli” John R. Schiller “John” Larry Eugene Simpkins Judy Ollivier “Ollie” Carolyn Marik “Blondie” Gail Lee Struhar “Gus” David Druckenmiller “Drucky” Robert Adkins “Bob” Linda Fehr “Fehrsie” Roger Pierson Madonna Nehls “Cookie” Sharon Kay Russell “Sherry” Marjorie Zibbel “Marge” Mary Jane Kania “Janie” Dennis Michael Bradley “Denny” Jim Sorg Paula Langholz Diana Rozkrut “Rosie” Dale A. Laderach “Laderache” Donald Leiser “Baldy” Denis Sandrock “Sandy” Janet Lynn Nehls “Jan” Merrill Rudes Ray Konzen “Konzy” Sandra Cornell “Sandy” Shirley Jean Chio “Shirl” Robert Schroff “Bob” Vicki Hurrell “Micki” Kathleen Rose “Rosie” Doug Leaser “Frog” Sandra Kay Stoudinger Paul Scherf “Smiley” Phil Kodak Carol Sue Wendt “Red” Dave Martin Marcia Schwartz “Mark” Roberta Hass “Bert” Wayne Radsick Nancy Ann Distel “Nancy” Mary Kay Grieger “Mary Kay” Charleen Pfaff “Mick” Gary Schlipf “Gary” Don P. Martin “Tiny” Kathleen E. Foreman “Kathy” Robert H. Verb “Bob” Lowell Peters Kay Noble Cynthia Jean Cromer Cindy Jim Burr Orby 23 senior Robrt Adkins- Port Clinton 1.2 Carol Almendlnger- l-S Crews 4. Class Program 4. Future Nurse 3.4. Sr. Play Crew Margie Almendmger- Uve Wirea 2.3. Claaa Program 2. G.A.A. 3. Jr. G.A.A. 2 George Baumgartner- Football I.2.3.4. Track 1. l-S Crew� 1. Class Programs 1.4. Bovs' Glee Club 1. l-S Stunts 3.4. Latin Club 1 Michael R. Bennett- Football 1.2.3. Track 1.2.4. Manager (Football) 4. Varsity Club 4. Projection Club 1.2.3. Class Programs 2.3.4. Industrial Arts Club 2 (Sec. treas.) Margaret Bodl- FHA 1.2.3.4 Dennis Michael Bradley. Band I.2.3.4. Band rep 2.4. I-S Crews 4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 3.4. Boys Glee Club 1.2.3.4 (V. Pres ). Latin Club 1.2. I-S Stunt 2.4 Betty Burmclstcr- Harbor-Utes Stall 4. Band 1.2.3.4. Office Stall 4. Class Program 1,3.4. Rocket Stall 3.4. Jr Red Cross 1.2.3. Teacher Typist 4. Sr. Play Crew ------ Cheryl Burmelster- Class Programs 1. Girls' Glee Club 1. FHA 1.2. Rocket Stall 4. Teacher Typist 4 ------ Jim Burr- Basketball 1. Track 1. Senior Play Crew Audrey J. Butaln- Uve Wires 3.4 (Pres.), I-S Crews 3. Class Programs 1.2.4. Future Nurses 3.4. Jr. Red Cross 2.3 (Sec ). 4. Teacher Typist 4. Latin Club 2 William M. Butaln- Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4 Shirley Jean Chlo- Band 1. Class Programs 2.3. FHA 1.2.3.4. Science Club 3 Larry Clere- Class President 3. Class Programs 1,2.3,4. Scholarship Team 3.4. I-S Stunt 3. Rochet Staff 2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2. Science Club 3.4 Sandra Cornell- Class Treas. 2. Band 1. FTA 1. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4, Thespians 4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 1.2. Latin Club 1. Reserve Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3. Girls' Ensemble 2.3.4. Sr. Play Crew 4 Duane Corthell- Football 1.2. Track 1.2. Class Programs 1.2.4. I-S Stunt 1.2. Boys' Glee Club 1 2 Thespians 1.2.3.4 (Pres.) I-S Play 3. Science Club 3 Cynthia Jean Cromer- Band 1.2.3.4. FT A 1.2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Civ 1.2.3, Thespians 3.4. G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. Student Council 4 (V. Pres.). Activities Committee 3 (Sec.). I-S Play 1.3. Latin Club 1. Reserve Cheerleader 3. Varsity Cheerleader 4. Science Club 4. Girls Ensemble 2.3. Senior Play. Prom Committee 3. I-S Stunt 1.2.3. Les. Society (Sec. Treas.) 3 Elisabeth Parr- Harbor-Lite� Staff 4. Uve Wires 3.4 (Vice Pres ), Librarian 3. Office Staff 3.4. I-S Crews 2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. GAA 3.4. Jr. GAA 2. Rocket Staff 3.4. Teacher Typist 4. Attendant 4. Senior Play Crew. Bowling 1.2.3.4 Dianna Dlstel- Uve Wires 3. Jr. G.A.A. 1.2. Rocket Staff 4 Nancy Ann Plstel- Librarian 2.3, Class Programs 2.3.4. Future Nurses 3.4 (Sec.). Jr. G.A.A. 2.4, Rocket Staff 3. Science Club 4 (Sec.). I-S Stunt 3. Prom Committee 3 Larry Dohy- Port Clinton 1.2 David Druckenmiller- Football 2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 3.4. Band 1.2,3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Science Club 4 (Treas ). Dance Band 2.3.4. I-S Stunts 1.2.3.4 Jeanne Easton- Harbor-Utes Staff 4. Class Programs 1.4. Girls Glee Club 1.2, Future Nurses 3. Scholarship TeamM7 French Club 4 (Pres.), FHA 1.2 (Par Ilmen tar lan). Queen 4 George Fabian- Football 2.3.4. Track 3. Varsity Club 4. I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Class Program 4 Linda Fehr- Band 1.2.3.4. I-S Crews 2.3.4. Class Programs I. Girls Glee Club 1.2. Future Nurses 3.4 (librarian). G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. Jr. Red Cross 1. I-S Stunt 2.3, I-S Play 1 Don Floro- Projection 4. I-S Crews 1,2.3.4. Class Programs 3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4 Kathleen Elisabeth Foreman- Class Sec. 3. Band 1,2.3.4. l-S Crew 3. Class Programs 1.2,3.4, Girls’ Glee Club 1,1.3.4. Scholarship Team 3.4. Society Programs 1.2. I-S Stunt 1.2.3.4. Dance Band 4. Girls' Ensemble 2.3. Science Club 3.4. Reserve Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Latin Club 1.2. Rocket Staff 1.2.3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 1.2. G-A. A. 2.3.4 Gary Glcckler- Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1,2.3,4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. (Vice Pres ). Projection Club 2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2. (Vice Pres.). Science Club 3.4. Lesbian Pres. 4. Class President 4 John O. Gnepper- Track 1. Manager (Basketball) 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 2.3.4. I-S Crew 2. Class Programs 4. Scholarship Team 4. Industrial Arts Club 1.2. I-S Stunt 4 Margie Graber- Uve Wires 3.4. Ubrarlan 2.4. I-S Crews 3.4, Class Programs 1.3.4. Future Nurses 4. FHA 1.2 (Historian) 3. Jr. Fair Board Rep. for FHA-2.3 Victor Green- Football 1. Track 1. FFA 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 2.3.4 Ara Lou Greunke- I-S Crew 2. Class Programs 1.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2. (Sec.). 3.4 (Vice Pres.). Jr. G.A.A. 1.2. I-S Play 3. Attendant 1. Mixed Ensemble 3. Senior Play Crew 4 Gary Greunke- Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Varsity Civ 3.4 (treas.). Class Programs 1.2.4. Lesbian Vice Pres. 4. Class President 2. I-S Stunt 1.3.4. Prom Committee 3 Mary Kay Grteger- Uve Wires 3.4. Librarian 3. l-S Crews 2.3. Class Programs 1.2. Girls' Glee Club 1.4. French Civ 4. Sr. Play Crew. Bowling Team 2.4. G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. Rocket Staff 3.4 Science Club 2. Latin Club. I-S Play 2. Jr. Red Cross Larry Gulau- Track 1. Manager 1,2.3.4. Varsity Club 4. I-S Crews 2.3.4 Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Science Club 4 Cathy Ann Oyde- Class Secretary-treasurer 4. Band 2.3. FT A 2.3 (Reporter). 4(Vlce Pres.), Ushers 1.2.3.4 (Head Usher). Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2. Scholarship Team 3.4. Latin Club 1.2. Science Club 3 Roberta Haas- Band 1.2.3.4 (Sec ). Office Staff 4. Class Programs 1.2.4. CHrls Glee Club 1.2. Dance Band 2.3.4. I-S Stunt 1,2. FHA 1.2. Rocket Staff 4. Teacher Typist 4 Sharon Hemminger- Live Wires 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3. Jr. G.A.A. 2. G.A.A. 3.4. GHA 1.2.3.4 (Pres.). Rocket Staff 4 Edith Hols- Band 1.2,3.4. Uve Wires 4. I-S Crews 1,3.4. Class Programs 1,2.4. Future Nurses 3 (treas.) 4. Science Club 3. Latin Club 1 (Sec. ) 2 Carol Ann Howry- Live Wires 3.4. FTA l.I-S Crews 1. Class Programs 1.2.3,4. Girls' Glee Club 1. Bowling 2.4 Thespians 4. G.A.A. 4. Jr. G.A.A. 2.3, FHA 1,2.3. Rocket Staff 4. I-S Play 2.3.4 Vicki Hurrell- Uve Wires 3. Class Programs 2.3. G.A.A. 3. Jr. G.A.A. 2 Wayne E. Hyde- Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Varsity Civ 3.4. I-S Crews 2. Class Programs 1.3,4. Science Club 4 Mary Jane Kanla- Harbor-Lites Staff 4. Uve Wires 3.4 (Sec.-Treas.). Office Staff 3.4. I-S Crews 3. Class Programs 1.2,4, Teacher Typist 4. Latin Club 2 Linda Keller- Uve Wires 4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. FHA 1.2.3.4 Thomas William Knlerlem- Class Programs 2,3.4. Industrial Arts 1.2. I-S Stunt 3 Phil Kodak- Track 1.2,3.4. Varsity Club 3.4. Band 1,2.3. Class Programs I.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 3.4. Boys' Glee Club 1.2.3, Thespians 3.4. (clerk) Rocket Staff 3.4. l-S Play 1.3. Latin Club 1. Science Club 4 (vice-pres ), I-S Stunt 2. Society Program 1.2 Ray Konacn- Track I. I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 1.4. Boys' Glee Club 1 John Lach- Class Programs 4. I-S Stunt 1 Dale Laderach- DeVilbis 1. Start 2. Football 3.4. Track 3. Varsity Club 4. Class Program 4. I-S Crew 3.4. Science Club 4 Paula Langhola- Uve Wires 3.4. FTA 4. Class Programs 1.2.3, Jr. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Teacher Typist 4. Science Club 2. Sr. Play Crew. Bowling Team 3.4 Doug Leaser- Football Mgr. 2.3.4. Track Mgr 1.2.3.4 Phyllis Leaser- Band 1. I-S Crews 4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. FHA 2.3. Teacher Typist 4 Donald Lelser- Football 1.2. Track 1.2.3. Varsity Club 1.2.3.4. I-S Stunt 3. FFA 1.2.3 (treas.) 4 (sentlnal) Paula Macke� - Uve Wires 3.4. Class Programs 1,2.3,4. FHA 1.2.3.4 James H. Magera- Football 1. Basketball 3.4. Track 1.2.3.4. Varsity Club 4. Class Programs 3.4 Carolyn Marik- Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 2.3.4. I-S Crews 3.4. Class Programs I.2.3.4. G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. Rocket Staff 3.4. Latin Club 1.2. Bowling 2.3.4(Sec.) Dave Martin- Track 1.2.3.4, Manager I.2.3.4. Varsity Club 3.4. I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Thespians 4. I-S Stunt 2.3 Don P. Martin- Football 1.2. Track 1.2.3. I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2,4. Boys' Glee Ch 1.2.3. Thespians 4. Rocket Staff 3.4. Student Council 1. Science Club 4 Cherl Meckfessel- Band 4. I-S Crews 2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4, Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4, Thespians 4. O.A.A 2.3.4 (sec ). Jr. G.A.A. 2. FHA 1. Rocket Staff 3.4. Student Council 3. Science Civ 2.3. I-S Stunt 2.3. Prom Comm. 3 24 Michael J. Gatiffe- Band 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 2.4. Dance Band 2.3.4. l-S Stunt 2.4. Latin Club 2.3. Boys' Glee Club 1.2 directory Linda Melnke- Bond 1,2.3,4. Girls' Glee Club 1, Future Nurses 3. Latin Club 1.2. Class Procrams 1,2.3,4 Martin Melnke- Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1,2.3.4. Varsity Club 3.4, Projection Club 1.2,3. I-S Crews 1.2.3,4. Class' Programs 1.2.3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2.3. Thespians 4. Student Council 3 (treas.). Science Club 4 Janet Lynn Nehls- Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 4. Class Programs 1.2.8. Teacher Typist 4. Bowling lj.3.4 ------- Judy Rae Nehls- Harbor-Lites Suif 4. FT A 3.4 (historian). Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Rocket Staff 3.4. Jr. Red Cross 1.2,3.4 (pres ). 1-SPlayS. Latin Club 1.2 (treas.). Bowling 2.3. (sub) 4. Sr. Play. I-S Stunt 2.3 Madonna Nehls- St. Francis Convent School (soph. yr.). Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 4. Class Programs 1.3. Rocket Staff 3.4. Latin Club I Dave Nlssen- Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1. Track 1,2.3.4. Varsity Club 1. 2.3.4. Projection Club 1.2.3.4. I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 3. Latin Club I, Science Club 3. I-S Stunt 3.4. Prom Comm. 3 Kay Noble- Harbor-Lltes Staff 4. Majorette 2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3. Future Nurses 3.4. Adelphlan (sec.-treas.) 3. Thespians 3.4 (treas.). G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2 (sec.-treas.). Student Council 2. I-S Play 2.3. Attendant 2. Science Club 2.4 Judy Ollivler- Band 1.2.3.4. Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 4. I-S Crews 2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. G.A.A. 3.4 [sports head). Jr. G.A.A. 2. FHA 1. 2 (rec. Leader). 3. Teacher Typist 4. Society Program 2 F.K.O. Jr. Linda Lou Paulette- Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 3.4. Ushers 1.2.8.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls Glee Club 2.J.4. Future Nurses 3.4 (pres.), Rocket Staff 1.2.3.4 (editor). I-S Play 1, Latin Club 1.2 (pres.). Bowling 1.2. Lab. assistant 3.4. 1-SStunt 4. G.A.A. 3. Jr. G.A.A. 2 Lowell Peters- Band 1.2.3,4. Class Programs 4. Boys' Glee Club 1.2. Latin Club 2 Charleen Pfaff- Live Wires 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. G.A.A. 4. Jr. G.A.A. 1.2.3 Roger Pierson Marge Pinson- Live Wires 3.4. Office Staff 4 Bcv Radsick- Class Program 1. FHA 1.2.3.4 Bruce Radslck- Football 2. Basketball 1.2. Track 1.2 Wayne Radsick- Football 1 Carol Reltler- Harbor-Lites Staff 4. FTA 1. Librarian 2.4. Office Staff 4. I-S Crews 3. Class Pro- grams 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3. Scholarship Team 4. Thespians 4 (sec.). G.A.A. 3 (vice pres). 4, Jr. G.A.A. 2 (vice pres.). Rocket Staff 4. Teacher Typist 4. Reserve Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3. Girls Ensemble 1.2.3.4. Band Announcer 2. I-S Stunt 1. Bowling League Pres. 4 Diane Kay Rife- Class Sec. 2. Live Wires 3.4. FTA 2.8.4. Librarian 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 4. 1-S Stunt 3. G.A.A. 2. Activities Committee 2. Latin Club 1.2 Kathleen Rose- Band 3. Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Future Nurses 3.4. G.A.A. 4. Jr. G.A.A. 3. FHA 1. I-S Stunt 1. Science Club 3 Diana Roakurt- Live Wires 3.4. Librarian 4. Class Programs 3. Scholarship Team 4. Senior Play Crew. FHA 2.3.4. Latin Club 1 Merrill Rudes- 1-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Senior Play Crew. I-S Stunt 2 Sharon Kay Russell- Live Wires 3.4. Class Program 3. Scholarship Team 4. Senior Play Crew. Latin Club 1. FHA 2.3.4 Denis Sandrock- Football 1.2.3.4, Varsity Club 2,3.4. Class Program 1. I-S Stunt 2. Student Council L FFA 1.2.3 (Reporter). 4 (Pres.) Paul Scherf- Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2. Varsity Club 2.3.4. Projection Club 1.2.3.4. Class Pro- grams 1.2.3,4, 1-S Play 1. Latin Club 1.2. Science Club 4. 1-S Stunt 2 John R. Schiller- Harbor-Lites Staff 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 2.8.4. Scholarship Team 3.4. Boys' Glee Club 1.2. Latin Club 1. Society Program 1.2, I-S Stunt 2.3.4. Dance Band 2.3.4. Senior Play Rita Schlmmlng- Class Programs 1.3.4, FHA 1.2.3 (sec.), 4 Gary Schllpf- Football 1.2.3. Track I.2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3. Industrial Arts Club 2 Robert Schroff- Harbor- Lites Staff 4. Projection Club 4 Marcia Schwarts- Live Wires 3.4. FHA 1.4 Barbara Ann Scott- Class Programs 1.2. Rocket Staff 4. Teacher Typist 4 Gary Seeger- Basketball 1.2.3.4. Track 1. Varsity Club 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. FFA 1.2. 3 (sec.), 4 (vice pres.), I-S Stunt 1.2.3.4 Larry Eugene Simpkins- Football 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2,3.4. Varsity Club 2.3 (vice pres.). 4 (pres.) Class Programs 2.3,4. Science Club 3.4 (pres.), I-S Stunt 2.3.4. Class Vice Pres. 2.3. Adelphlan Pres. 4 Genevieve Siska- Majorette 2.3.4. Class Programs 1,2.3, Future Nurses 4. G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. FHA 1. Jr. Red Cross 1.2. I-S Play 1. Attendant 3 Terry Snyder- Lakota High School 1,2.3, Football 1. Basketball 2. Varsity Club 1 Betty C. Sommer- Harbor- Lites Editor 4. FTA 2,3.4 (pres.). Ushers 4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2, Scholarship Team 3.4. Rocket Staff 2.3. Latin Club 2. Science Club 3. Class vice pres. 4. Prom Comm. 3 Jim Sorg- Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2. Projection Club 2.3.4. I-S Crews 1,2.3. Class Programs 1.2.3. Scholarship Team 3.4. Student Council 4 (pres.), Latin Club 1. Sr. Play Crew David James Spangler- Adelphlan vice pres. 4. Class Pres. 1. Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2.3.4, Varsity Chi 2.3,4 (sec.). Projection Club 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Student Council 2. Latin Club 1.2. Science ClUb 3.4. I-S Stunt 1.2.3.4. Prom Comm. 3 Beverly Mae Stone- Live Wires 3.4, Librarian 3. Office Staff 3.4. Class Programs 1.4. Rocket Staff 3,4. Jr. Red Cross 1,2.3,4. Teacher Typist 4 Sandy Stoudinger- Lakota 1 Gail Lee Struhar- Band 1.2.3.4. Librarian 3. Office Staff 4. I-S Crews 3.4. Class Programs I.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 4. G.A.A. 2.3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 1. Rocket Staff 4. Teacher Typist 4 Ernest D. Swjger- Gary Tabbert- Track 1.2,3.4. I-S Crews 1.2. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. FFA 1.2.3.4 Patricia Tabbert- Live Wires 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Future Nurses 4. Scholarship Team 4. French Club 4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. Latin Hub 1.2. Sr. Play Crew Sue Ann Van Atta- Band 1.2.3.4. Class Programs 1.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 4. French Club 4. Thespians 4. G.A.A. 4. Jr. G.A.A. 2.3. FHA 2.3. Rocket Staff 4. Latin Club 1. Reserve Cheerleader 3. Bowling 3.4. Sr. Play Robert H. Verb- Football 1.2, Track 1.2. Class Programs 1 Karen Atm Wargowsky- FTA 2.3 (historian). 4 (sec.). Ushers 4. I-S Crews 3. Class Programs 2.8.4. Girls' ee Ch£ 1.2.3.4. Scholarship Team 4. Latin Club 1.2 Sandra Warns- Live Wires 3.4. Class Programs 1.2.4. Future Nurses 3.4. Latin Club 1 Carol Sue Wendt- I-S Crews 1.2.3.4. Class Programs I.2.3.4. Girls Glee Club 4. G.A.A. 3.4. Jr. G.A.A. 2. FHA 1.2 (rec. Leader). 3 (pres.). 4 (song leader). Science Club 2. Bowling Team 1.2.3.4 Beverly Kay Williams- Lakota 1.2. Bowling Green 3. FTA 4. Librarian 4. Class Programs 4 Christine Winttaagel- Office Staff 4. Class Program 2. FHA 1.2.3.4. Teacher Typist 4 David Winters- Basketball 2. Track 1. Projection Club 4. I-S Crews 1.2.3. Class Programs 1.2. Science Club 4 Ronald Witt- Football 1. Basketball 1. Track 1. I-S Crews 1. FFA 2.3.4 Marjorie Zibbel- Student Council 1. Librarian 2. Office Saff 4. 1-S Crews 1.2.3. Class Programs 1. G.A.A. 3. 4 (pres.). Jr. G.A.A. 2. Teacher Typist 4. Senior Class Play 4 25 Wittiest Judy Nehls and Dave Drunkenmiller senior Best Dressed Paula Langholz and John Schiller Best Looking Dave Nissen and Betty Darr Most Talented Duane Corthell and Betty Sommer specials Most Congenial Larry Simpkins and Jeanne Easton superintendent Our principal, Mr. Herbert, has a B.S. from Wisconsin and a M.E. degree from BGSU. Before becoming our principal, Mr. Herbert taught chemistry, physics, and seventh grade math here at Salem-Oak Harbor. Among his favorite activities are hunting and camping with his family. Mr. David B. Martin, our executive head, has done a commendable job of bettering our school system. Mr. Martin has a B.S. and M.S. from BGSU. He is currently working on an Ed. Special- ist degree. His hobbies include golfing and visiting New York for its Broadway plays and fine restaurants. principal guidance counselor Mrs. Fought is our guidance counselor. She has obtained a B.A. from Marshall Uni- versity and a M.E. from the University of Toledo. Fishing, swimming, and golfing take up her spare time. She also is advisor of the senior class. librarian Miss Frank, our librarian, has a B.A. from Defiance and a B.S. from Ohio State and B.G.S.U. Golfing and reading are her favorite hobbies. secretary Mrs. Wolf, our school secretary, has various duties. Among them are keeping attendance records, taking care of excuses, and typing office papers. She is a graduate of SOH and has been with us for a year and a half. Her spare time is spent reading and crocheting. study hall monitor Mrs. Morse is a new addition to the SOH staff. She presides over big study hall, keeping students well in order. Knit- ting is a favorite hobby, but she also enjoys singing in the choir and reading. 29 Our head track coach, Mr. George Millie, teaches American History and health and advises the Varsity Club. He is a graduate of Bowling Green State University, where he received his B.S. in Education. His hobbies include reading and any line of sports. Mrs. Elizabeth Young teaches American Government and so- ciology. Mrs. Young has anA.B., which is a liberal arts degree, from Findlay College. Bowling, gardening, and reading are her hobbies. Mr. Todd, who enjoys reading, sports, and bull sessions, teaches world history and driver education. Along with being our reserve basketball coach, Mr. Todd helps advise our Adelphian Society. He obtained his B.S. in education at Ohio University. A new teacher this year who teaches only in the afternoon is Mrs. Nau. She teaches geography and sophomore En- glish. She received her B.A. at Heidel- berg College in Tiffin, Ohio. Mrs. Nau enjoys reading and swimming. Besides teaching notehand, general business, office practice, Shorthand II and Typing I, Mrs. Waterhouse also spends much time carrying out her respon- sibilities as yearbook advisor. She received her B.S. from BGSU. She enjoys knitting and reading as hobbies. Mr. Charles Ramsey, our Athletic Direc- tor, enjoys water skiing and hunting. Coach Ramsey received his B.S. at BGSU. He now teaches boys’ physical education and driver education and serves as our head football coach. Our attractive elementary and high school vocal music teacher likes to spend some of her free time playing the ukulele. Miss Jackman received her B.S. in Education from Bowling Green. She also assists Girls’ Ensemble. Our girls’ physical education teacher, Mrs. Robinson, advises Gymnastics, G.A.A., and the cheer- leaders. She has a B.S. from Kent. She enjoys all types of sports. Miss Smith teaches home eco- nomics and also advises the F.H.A. and is co-advisor of the Lesbian So- ciety. She has her B.S. in Education from Bowling Green State University and also attended Akron University for one year. Her hobbies include sewing, dancing, and knitting. Mr. Heintz, teacher in our agri- culture department, received his B.S. in agriculture at Ohio State Uni- versity. Along with advising F.F.A., Young Farmers, and co-advising the Adelphian Society, his main hobbies include football and basketball. Mr. John Freytag leads the music department. He has attended Bliss Busi- ness College and received a B.S. degree in music at Capital University. Mr. Freytag plays in the Fremont Symphony Orchestra and also enjoys hiking and gardening. Our industrial arts teacher received his B.S. at Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Mr. Carpenter enjoys spending his spare time working with photography and the Boy Scout organization. Mr. Ronald Obee, who advises Sci- ence Club, received his B.S. at Bowling Green. In his spare time he enjoys working with photography. This year Mr. Obee teaches physics, chemistry, and physical science. General science is taught by Mrs. Carol Young. She has a B.S. in Education and has attended Ohio Northern, B.G.S.U., and Ohio State University. Golfing and bowling rank high as her hobbies. Mrs. Judy Placko, our speech therapist, received a B.S. in Arts and Sciences at Miami University. Among the hobbies she enjoys are boating, swimming, and music. Mr. Melvin Hoover is teaching in his alma mater. Besides teaching biology and being head basketball coach, he spends his leisure hours on the golf course. Mr. Hoover received his B.S. in Education at Bowling Green State University. Our geometry and general math teacher, Mrs. Teagarden, formerly attended Notre Dame College and Toledo University, where she ac- quired her B.S. in Education. She directs the junior program and enjoys knitting and reading as hobbies. Mrs. Martha Baumgartner is our Latin I and French I and II teacher and also is advisor for the French Club and co-advisor for the Latin Club. She has her B.S. in Education degree from Bowling Green State University. In her spare time she enjoys cooking, baking, and sewing. Mrs. Pat Mensing, who teaches En- glish 9, enjoys knitting and sewing in her spare time. She is co-advisor for the Rocket and also advises the fresh- man class. She attended the University of Toledo, where she received her Bachelor of Science degree. Mr. Charles Smith teaches Algebra I and n. He has received a B.A. from Asbury College. Hunting and woodworking are his favorite pastimes. Mr. Carl Smith teaches Latin II and English 10. Among his merits are aB.S. from St. Joseph’s College and a M.A. from BGSU. Reading and traveling are among his favorite hobbies. He has visited England, France, and Germany. Our Thespian advisor has a B.S. degree from BGSU. Miss Nowakowski teaches English 12 and speech and directs the Senior and Intersociety Plays. In her spare time she enjoys music, traveling, and reading. Mrs. Sorg, who has her B.S. from BGSU, is originally from Bowling Green. She enjoys travel- ing and reading. Besides teaching Bookkeeping I and II, Shorthand I, and personal typing, she is a busy advisor for the Rocket. One of the new teachers on our staff this year is Mr. Oakley, who enjoys all sports. He received his B.S. degree at Otterbein College. He teaches freshman and junior high English and is freshman and junior high basketball, football, and track coach. cooks Their only thought is the students’ tastes! Each school day from September through May Mrs. Ittel and Mrs. Carpenter prepare a lunch for us. custodians Our custodi- ans play a very important role in keeping our school running. Mr. Beck, Mr. Lochotzki, and Mr. Keller de- serve a big “Thanks” for a job well done. bus drivers Thanks to our bus driv- ers for getting us to school and back home in all kinds of weather each and every day. Kneeling L to R: L. Sandwisch, A. Cass, W. Gates, J. Laubacher. Standing L to R: A. Hoffman, M. Leiser, A. Risch, J. Mackey, O. Hehl. Absent: L. Schell, C. Pfaff. summer buckeye girls ’ and boys ’ state Alternates Betty Som- mer and Mary Jane Kania wish farewell to the 1964 Buckeye Girls’ State dele- gates, Pat Tabbert and Cathy Gyde, as they leave for Columbus. The girls formed a local, city, and state government. The girls learned many things about our state government as they took a tour of the capital. One of the guest speakers was Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, who spoke on pro- Americanism. Dr. Nyaradi and his wife spent time in a concentration camp. Jim Sorg and Gary Gleckler were SOH’s delegates to Buckeye Boys’ State this sum- mer. They were at Athens, Ohio, for ten days among 13,000 other boys. Just like Girls’ State, the boys formed a state govern- ment with all offices from city to state gov- ernment level. The boys campaigned and ran for office. Such honorable men as Jerry Lucas, Gover- nor Rhodes, and his Lt. Governor were guest speakers. 40 autumn Row 1 L to R: B. Laderach, B. Peters, D. Bodnar, L. Butzin, S. Thompson, B. Nehls, T. Banchich, L. Hicks, B. Reitler, J. Benadom Row 2 L to R: P. Miller, B. Simpkins, H. Burkes, W. Felder, T. Boyer, E. Apling, R. Fetterman, R. Bloom, M. Hetrick Row 3 L to R: L. Gulau, P. Hughes, W. Lacumsky, T. Goetz, G. Baumgartner, D, O’Neal, M. Hughes, B. Bethel, T. Avers, D. Martin Row 4 L to R: K. Herbert, W. Siefke, D, Sorg, J. Wikle, D. Spangler, D. Kilmer, B. Hum- phrey, R. Charleton, T. Sorg, F. Meckfessel Row 5 L to R: M. Meinke, G. Gleckler, L. Witt, J. Goldstein, L. Taylor, M. Reif, B. But- zin, B, Friemark, T. Schllpf, D. Palmer We would like to salute our football team which everyone at SOH is proud of. The upstanding character of these boys is shown by their performance on and off the field. To the students of SOH they are an example of co-operation, conduct, and sportsmanship; and they have given our school honor and admiration. As for our coach, Mr. Charles Ramsey, we commend him for his tireless effort in leading our ROCKETS to victory after victory. To the ROCKETS and the coaches, we take off our hats! 44 How Is B. Gleckler, B. Meinke, T. Spangler, B. Reeves, D. Aldrich Row 2: D. Wolf, D. Peters, D. Druckenmiller, P. Scherf, D. Sandrock Row 3: F. Kohlman, K. Thorbahn, T. Williams, J. Kania, D. Laderach Row 4: D. Nissen, M. Bennett, D. Martin, J. Young, D. Neitfelt Row 5: W. Hyde, J. Sorg, D. Bloom, G. Fabian, R. Durdel We They rocket gridders 45 Bowling Green Wauseon 12 0 St. Mary 6 6 Tiffin Calvert 26 6 Clyde 32 t 0 Lakota 28 0 Gibsonburg 37 18 Eastwood 38 14 St. Joe 13 22 Genoa 0 13 ♦Conference Games chills spills thrills our homecoming court P- Jeanne Easton Betty Darr, Senior Attendant ,-.Homecoming Queen Diane Moore, Freshman Attendant live wires Row One: S. Dusseau, D. Rozkrut, E.Beier, G. Ryder, C, Pfaff, N. Rife, C. Marik, F. Schutte, S. Hili. Row Two: B. Stone, D. Rife, G. Foss, M. Schwartz, B. Darr, M. Pinson, L. Hawley, J. Olliver, J. Nehls, S. Russell, E. Holz. Row Three: B. Erton, S. Witt, C, Dewitz, L. Keller, K. Rose, S. Kania, F. Bowyer, This club is open to any junior or senior girl who wishes to work at the concession stands at the football and basketball games. Mrs. Carol Young advises the group this year. One of M. J. Kania, M. Nehls, R. Baldwin, L. Wood, Mrs. Young. Row Four: S. Warns, P. Myerholz, A. Butzln, L. Paulette, P. Tabbert, P. Mackey, P. Langholz, C. Howey, M. Manke, M. K. Grieger, S. Hemminger, S. Wicks, S. Jensen. their projects was the “Buy a Mug” sale. Audrey Butzin, President; Betty Darr, Vice President; and M. J. Kania, Treasurer were this year’s officers. Row 1: P. Leow, J. Pinson, L. Axe, P. Bartell, C. Lenke, J. Schrader, R. Gnepper, B. Gulau, B. Mefford Row 2: Layman, N. Milbrodt, E. Holz, J. Wendt, C. Mizener, J. Whaley, M. Wikle, L. Laubacher, P. Beck Row 3: B. Koepke, J. Priesman, P. Winklea, J. Rauch, D. Reep, M. Mackey, L. Deitzel, A. Beier Row 4: R. Haas, D. Schoch, M. Schiller, M. Thierwechter, A. Kruger, N. Arndt, B. Zim- merman, G. Struhar, M. Gaiffe Row 5: J. Lee, J. Kratzer, D. Martin, Den. Martin, B. Mills, D. Miller, J. Marik, K. Lorentz, G. Arnold senior band 50 Row Is D. Moore, C. Elwing, D. Brown, J. Liske, B. Schmidt, E. Lorentz, T. Leaser,L. Lieser, C. Baumert. Row 2: D. Price, S. Dewitz, L. Meinke, B. Hemminger, L. Puestow, C. Minick, D. Loertscher, D. Sutter, K. Bruntz. Row 3: S. Van Atta, D. Noble, D. Stamm, A. Foreman, S. Baumgartner, E. Brindley, C. Brunkhorst, D. Johannsen, S. Baumert. Row 4: D. Grimm, H. Nowlin, L. Fehr, D. Haas, M. Minick, P. St. Clair, L. Freimark, C. Dewitz, B. Burmeister. Row 5: J. Schiller, D. Brunkhorst, L. Peters, D. Bradley, J. Zunk, R. Rahm, A. Bensch, M. Apling, R. Harris. Our marching band and concert band has brought SOH much pride and prestige. Our band, concert and marching, consists of over 100 members. The band has received “I” ratings at the state band contest for the past three years. We are sure that under the fine leadership of our director, Mr. John Freytag, the band will continue to earn honors. The band deserves high recognition for their fine performances during football season and the other con- certs during the year. Row 1: G. Pfeiffer, L. Behnri, D. Hartman, L. Butzln, F. Kohlman, D. Fastinger, J. Rust, A. Seeger. Row 2: D. O’Neal, T. Behlow, R. Velliquette, E. Dewitz, D. Rounds, R. Beams, D. Fought, S. Magrum, B. Dus- seau. Row 3: J. Berlin, B. Humphrey, R. Witt, G. Tab- bert, M. Reif, B. Butzin, L. Mehlow, P. Jacobs, V. Green, D. Floro. Row 4: A. Goetz, S. Green, J. Kanla, M. Hetrick, D. Burmeister, D. Lenke, W. Lacumsky, R. Siefke, D. Boyer, D. Martin. f.f.a. The F.F.A.’s main purpose is to develop agri- cultural leadership, co- operation, and citizenship, and to further the knowl- edge of farming and all its problems. Any boy who is enrolled in vocational agriculture and knows the F.F.A. creed can join this club. The boys have par- ticipated in judging con- tests, a pest hunt, and a scrap drive. Mr. Heintz acts as advisor for the club. Officers Row 1: G. Seeger, D. Sandrock, K. Rife. Row 2: G. Millinger, Mr. Heintz, D. Rife. Row 1: Miss Smith, D. Rozkrut, S. Hemminger, L. Kaiser, R. Risch, C. S. Wendt, J. Semelka, F. Schutte. Row 2: F. Bowyer, P. Mackey, R. Kaiser, L. Wood, J. Finken, J. Finken, T. Skin- f.h The goal of F.H.A. is to help its members in their future roles as homemakers. The club served as co- sponsor to the Sweetheart Dance with ner, S. Witt, L. Keller, B. Erton. Row 3: M. Schwartz, M. Bodi, L. Hawley, S. Chio, C. Windnagel, R. Schimming, J. Ollivier, S. Wicks, S. Russell. a. the F.F.A. this year. Miss Smith advises the club and Sharon Hem- minger acts as president. Row 1: S. Schultz, D. Beck, L. Erton, A. Moore, J. Williams, S. Rose, L. Jones. Row 2: B. Brown, J. Riley, D. Knopp, D. Almendinger, B. Russell, B. Seymour, C. Ray, C. Wendt, L. Schutte. Row 3: C. Ye is ley, C. Verb, D. Gaiffe, K. Hanney, M. Deitzel, B. Hemminger, L. Goetz, D. Deitzel, C. Tack, B. Denny. Row 4: S. Apling, P. Green, R. Hermes, H. Hall, S. Jividen, J. Clere, M. Apling, J. Wilhelms, J. Whaley, L. Gyde. Row 1: D. Lutz, S. Nissen, K. Wargowsky (Sec.), J. Nehls (Hist.), C. Baumert (Merit Chrmn.), P. Bar- tell, G. Wargowsky. Row 2: A. Vance, L. Deltzel, D. Rife, P. Leow, S. Minier, P. Winklea. Row 3: D. Gaiffe, J. Adams, G. Sherman (Treas.), C. Gyde The FTA is open to any high school boy or girl interested in becoming a teacher. The purpose of this club is to explore the profession of teaching- requirements, qualifications, and its latin The purpose of the Latin Club is to promote the study of Latin and to foster the spirit of friendship and co-operation among Latin students. In the fall, they (V. Pres.), S. Layman, A. Foreman, C. Elwing, P. Langholz. Row 4: L. Freimark, P. St. Clair, J. Clere, D. Martin, P. Knieriem, M. Mackey, M. Apling, S. Baumgartner, B. Sommer (Pres.). role in our democracy. This year the club sold basketball pens and sponsored the FTA banquet. Mr. Charles Smith is the advisor of this club. club hold their annual Latin Club banquet. Doug Palmer heads the group this year, while Mrs. Martha Baumgartner and Mr. Carl Smith serve as advisors. Row 1: P. Green, J. Whaley, C. Minick, B. St. Clair, S. Scherf, D. Loertscher, D. Sutter, J. Hemminger, C. Brough. Row 2: J. Schrader, C. Lenke, B. Cook, J. Benadom, D. Grimm, L. Biglin. Row 3: Mrs. Baumgartner, W. Fick, M. Wikle, M. Schiller, M. Theirwechter, L. Laubacher, S. Baumgartner, C. Elwing, B. Koepke, B. Hohenbrink, Mr. Smith. Row 4: G. Harder, E. Apling, K. Herbert, C. Schilling, A. Bensch, D. Palmer, J. Wikle, R. Charlton, T. Sorg, R. Roudebush, D. Wolf. lock, stock and lipstick” Row 1: C. Reitler, J. Easton, Miss Nowakowski, C. Howey, C. Cromer, J. Nehls, B. Williams. Row 2: D. Corthell, P. Kodak, D. Martin, J. Schiller, S. Van Atta, M. Zlbbel. THE CAST Gordon Warren . . Charlie Plunkett . Mrs. Maggs .... Mary Lou Brennan Don Donley....... Larry Donley . . . Miss Entwhistle . Miss Prather . . . Jane Gardner . . . Carol Izzard . . . Mrs. Donley .... . John Schiller Duane Corthell . Carol Howey Jeanne Easton . . Don Martin . . . Phil Kodak . Sue Van Atta . . Judy Nehls Cindy Cromer . Bev Williams . Marge Zibbel This year the Senior Play was presented on November 14. The cast and crews worked diligently to put on “Lock, Stock, and Lipstick” by John Henderson. The play was about a con- firmed bachelor, John Schiller, who was guidance counselor of Pembroke High School. Everything was fine until a girls’ counselor, Cindy Cromer, invaded his private office. His confirmed bachelorhood ended rather abruptly. The play was directed by Miss Carol Nowakowski and Carol Reitler as student director. Row Is M. Grieger, L. Fehr, D. Rozkrut, E. Holz, S. Russell, C. Marik. Row 2: P. Tabbert, S. Cornell, A. Greunke, P. Langholz, R. Schimmlng, B. Darr, C. Wendt. Row 3: L. Gulau, C. Meckfessel, D. Floro, J. Sorg, G. Tabbert, J. Siska, D. Winters, B. Bur- meister, G. Struhar, D. Bradley, D. Nissen. red cross The main activity of the Red Cross is the drive in the fall of the year to col- lect money, which is sent to the American Red Cross. The organization also con- ducts projects for the re- tarded children and those at the Riverview Nursing Home. President of the organization is JudyNehls; vice-president, Mary Kay Grieger; secretary, Barb Schmidt; treasurer, Bev Stone. Row 1: B. Stone, J. Nehls, M. K. Grieger, B. Schmidt. Row 2: M. DeGrisky, K. Wilburn, S. Ford, P. Bradley, S. Leutz, S. Wheeler. Row 3: Mrs. Shoup, J. Whaley, B. Gleckler, J. Kratzer, B. Nehls, J. Finken, S. Baumgartner. Row 4: L. Lieser, C. Meinke, B. Schiller, A. Butzin, J. Henn, B. Brown, M. Reif. office girls Among those girls tak- ing commercial subjects, some are chosen to be office girls. They work on the average of two periods a day. Typing basketball programs, keeping attend- ance records, and running errands for the faculty constitute some of their work. They gain valuable experience. Row One: N. Rife, R. Haas, B. Stone. Row Two: S. Kania, C. Windnagel. Row Three: B. Darr, B. Burmeister, M. Zibble, M. J. Kania, G. Struhar, C. Reitler, M. Pinson. 58 class of ’66 N. Arndt G. Arnold R. Baldwin Mrs. Young, Adv.; M. Apling, Pres.; L. Hicks, V. Pres.; T. Skinner, Sec.; J. Adams, Treas. R. Banky P. Bartell C. Baumert R. Beams C5 A. Beier E. Beier H. Blevins L. Blood D. Bloom F. Bowyer, J. Bradbury D. Brown, D. Brunkhorst K. Bruntz, H. Burks T. Chasteen, M. Chatt J. Clere, N. Cornell J. Day, L. Deitzel C. Dewitz R. Dewitz, N. Diefenthaler L. Dipner, S. Dusseau B. Erton, M. Felder J. Finken, J. Finken W. Fitzgerald, G. Foss B. Freimark, A. Goetz S. Green, J. Greunke L. Grimm, B. Gulau 59 D. Haas D. Hartman L. Hartman L. Hawley P. Henry M. Hetrick L. Hicks S. Hill J. Howton P. Jacobs F. Jensen S. Jensen L. Johannsen L. Kaiser R. Kaiser S. Kania, R. Klimer D. Krieger, L. Kroeger J. Lee, L. Lieser K. Lorentz, M. Mackey M. Manke, D. Martin R. Martin, M. Mehlow P. Miller G. Millinger, M. Minick P. Meyerholtz, S. Nissen C. Noble, D. Noble J. Pinson D. Radsick, M. Reif N. Rile, R. Risch J. Robertson, R. Roudebush G. Ryder, P. St. Clair 60 K. Sandrock T. Schlipf B. Schmidt D. Schoch F. Schutte D. Winnie L. Witt S. Witt G. Wittenmyer E. Wood L. Wood L. Worthington B. Zimmerman J. Zunk Going clockwise: D. Slevert, L. Taylor, J. Magers, G. Gleckler, G. Seeger, P. Miller, R. Durdel, G. Greunke, D. Krleger, B. Frelmark, H. Dewltz varsity cagers Them Us Lakeside 75 57 Lake 65 69 Clyde 54 73 Eastwood 55 40 Gibsonburg 42 37 Genoa 82 80 alumni 69 67 Vermillion 63 48 Lakota 61 68 Elmore 44 74 St. Mary’s 85 60 ♦Gibsonburg 62 67 Genoa 68 63 ♦Clyde 55 61 ♦Castalia 101 65 ♦Tiffin Calvert 76 72 ♦St. Joe 61 60 —Conference Game Lakeside Lake Clyde Eastwood Gibsonburg Genoa Faculty Vermillion Lakota Elmore Gibsonburg Clyde Genoa Castalia St. Mary’s Tiffin Calvert St. Joe Them Us 44 40 25 43 33 39 50 43 36 49 41 48 58 62 49 44 18 40 26 35 38 32 36 22 27 35 32 60 41 34 56 48 45 39 reserve cagers For the past six years Charles Todd has coached the Reserve team. Under new direction this year is our Varsity Team coached by Mel Hoover. Both teams have encountered tough competition this year, but they have met it well and have accepted vic- tory and defeat in good stride. Left row front to back: T. Leaser, R. Snyder, B. Reltler, E. Dewitz, J. Howton, R. Whitaker. Center: D. Rife, A. Bensch, D. Martin, M. Hetrick, Mr. Todd. Right row front to back: D. Boyer, B. Simpkins, J. Taylor, T. Smith, K. Rife, D. Palmer win cheerleaders Janet Greunke Kathy Foreman Sue Ford Cindy Cromer Barb Schmidt Nancy Cornell Ann Foreman Sandy Simpkins Row 1: L. Deitzel, S. Nissen, Mr. Obee, D. Drunkenmiller, P. Kodak, L. Simpkins, N. Distel, K. Foreman. Row 2: L. Gulau, G. Gleckler, M. Meinke, D. Brunkhorst, D. Win- ters, G. Wittenmyer, D. Spangler, L. Clere, W. Hyde. Row 3: C. Cromer, K. Noble, J. Adams, M. Minick, P. Scherf, M. Apling, J. Clere, D. Martin, R. DeJarnette, D. Laderach, P. Miller. science club The Science Club promotes the ever- increasing interest in science in this modern age. A field trip to the Atomic Reactor Plant in Michigan and providing coat checks at home basketball games are a few of their activities. Mr. Ronald Obee and Mr. Harold Ashley sponsor the Club. french club Row 1: V. Beekman, D. Aldrich, D. Lutz, M. Stephens, B. Reeves, N. Milbrodt, J. Eas- ton, B. Laderach, B. Kodak. Row 2: Mrs. Baumgartner, A. Kreuger, C. Rush, M. Apling, D. Martin, C. Noble, R. Haynes, L. Freimark, L. Paulette, P. Tabbert, A. Foreman. Row 3: T. Nehls, J. Bahs, S. Van Atta, L. Nissen, R. Bloom, J. Kratzer, B. Reitler, B. Simpkins, R. Gnepper, D. Bodnar. The French Club is the newest organization at SOH and is under the guidance of Mrs. Martha Baumgartner. Row One: R. Snyder, B. Peters, T. Nehls, D. Staum, Miss Jackman, T. Thompson, J. Bahs, B. Reeves, B. Owens. Row Two: D. Bradley, W. Siefke, J. Wikle, L. Witt, G. Wit- tenmeyer, M. Tabbert, M. Hughes, A. Bensch, J. Marik. Row Three: B. Gyde, D. Martin, J. Kratzer, B. Nehls, D. Winnie, E. Apling, D. Grimm, D. Boyer, B. Harris, C. Lenke. Row One: B. Gulau, D. Martin, S. Layman, P. St. M. Gaiffe, J. Schiller, D. Drunkenmiller, M. Apling. Clair, D. Brunkhorst. Row Two: K. Lorentz, R. Haas, Row Four: J. Lee, Mr. Freytag, J. Marik. D. Bradley. D. Palmer, D. Martin, K. Foreman. Row Three: Row 1: A. Moore, D. Brown, K. Wargowsky, S. Layman, G. Ryder, C. Mizener, N. Milbrodt, E. Beier, M. Reif, B. Schmidt, C. Lenke, C. Pierson. Row 2: D. Gibson, L. Gyde, J. Greunke, N. Cornell, K. Bruntz, D. Moore, P. Leaser, M. Grieger, V. Vaillant, B. B ugh row, P. Green, G. Sherman, L. Deitzel, K. Behlmer, D. Loertscher. Row 3: C. Wendt, A. Krueger, S. Manke, E. Jeffers, D. Noble, S. Witt, P. St. Clair, D. Gaiffe, C. Harder, M. Mackey, P. Tabbert, G. Foss, C. Mil- linger, M. Minick, N. Diefenthaler. Row 4: K. Foreman, D. Sutter, A. Foreman, C. Meckfessel, S. Cornell, B. Gulau, S. Palmer, L. Paulette, S. Van Atta, A. Greunke, J. Whaley, L. Nissen, P. Langholz, S. Baumgartner. vocal groups and dance band Boys’ Glee Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Dance Band, and Girls’ Ensemble presented the lovely Christmas program this year. They also entertained us with the Winter Concert, which was one of the climatic events of the year. Row One: C. Reitler, S. Van Atta, C. Meckfessel, N. Diefenthaler, S. Cornell. Row Two: G. Sherman, D. Sutter, E. Jeffers, A. Foreman, A. Krueger. T. Banchich S. Baumert K. Baumgartner D. Beck T. Below A. Bensch J. Berlin C. Blevins D. Boyer E. Brindley, B. Brown C. Brunkhorst, D. Buhrow B. Buhrow, S. Burkes B. Floriana, S. Ford A. Foreman, D. Gaiffe K. Geldine, R. Gluth L. Goetz, J. Goldstein J. Burmeister, B. Chandler R. Charlton, J. Clere D. Coakley, B. Cook K. Cromer D. Deitzel, R. DeJarnette B. Denny, H. Dewitz S. Dewitz, R, Durdel M. Eichman, D. Fastinger D. Grimm, B. Gyde C. Harder, B. Harris R. Haynes, B. Hemminger B. Hemminger, S. Henn 73 C. Hillman B. Hohenbrink M. Hughes Knieriem Knopp Kohlman Kralik Krueger P. Langholz, L. Laubacher S. Layman, D. Leaser T. Leaser, C. Lenke D. Lenke, S. Leutz J. Liske, D. Lutz T. Madison, D. Marik J. Marik R. Martin, L. Mehlow B. Meinke, D. Miller C. Millinger, S. Minier P. Nowak, H. Nowlin P. Owens, D. Palmer L. Paulette, D. Peters S. Peters, D. Price R. Rahm, J. Rauch C. Ray, R. Reider M. Reif, B. Reitler J. Rice, D. Rife K. Rife, D. Rounds 74 T. Rudes, L. Rush B. Russell, A. St. Clair T. Schanke, M. Schiller T. Schmidt J. Schrader S. Schultz L. Schutte G. Semelka B. Seymour J. Silverwood B. Simpkins F. Smith V. Vaillant A. Vance R. Velliquete C. Verb C. Wendt D. Wendt J. Wendt S. Wheeler J. Wikle J. Wilhems, J. Wolkins E. Wilson, D. Wolf C. Yeisley, H. Young J. Young The student council, advised by Mr, Oakley, is the represent- ative of the student body to the administration. This year much work went to the formation of a constitution. Each class is repre- sented by one boy or girl. The organization sponsors dances every Wednesday noon. scholarship team Row 1 L. to R: S. Russell, D.Rozkrut, K. Wargowsky, D. Gyde, Miss Frand, K. Foreman, D. Rife, J. Easton, C. Reitler. Row 2 L. to R: P. Tabbert, G. Struhar, J. Gnepper, J. Sorg, J. Schiller, D. Bradley, L. Clere, B. Sommer, S. Van Atta, P. Kodak. This is an organization for college-bound students who acquaint themselves with different types of tests used for college entrance. 78 adelphians The Adelphian Literary Society worked faithfully in the competition of the Rocket sale, ticket sale, and Inter- society stunt. The year the officers are dominated by the males. Shown in the picture left to right are Advisors Mr. Heintz, Mr. Todd; V. Pres., Dave Spangler; Sec.-Treas., L. Witt; and Pres., Larry Simpkins. The Lesbian Literary Society pro- vides stiff competition in the activities of the two societies. The Society is loyally led by able officers. Shown left to right in the picture are Gary Gleckler, Pres.; Gary Greunke, V. Pres.; Mr. Ashley and Miss Smith, Advisors; and Cathy Sandrock, Sec.-Treas. lesbians Row 1; C. Cromer, N. Rife, B. Schmidt, N. Cornell, K. Foreman, D. Rife, C. Marik Row.2: K. Bruntz, G. Foss, S. Hemminger, M.K. Grieger, B. Darr, C. Wendt, P. Myerholtz, B. Gulau Row 3: C. Reitler, S. Cornell, S. Van Atta, L. Fehr, K. Rose, M. Manke, J. Siska, C. Howey Row 4: B. Zimmerman, T. Skinner, M. Minick, M. Chatt, J. Zunk, S. Kania, K. Noble, J. Finken, J. Finken, G. Struhar Row 1: S. Dusseau, S. Ford, K. Baumgarner, C. Ray, D. Beck, C. Lenke, L. Schwartz, L. Kaiser, B. Brown, S. Burkes. Row 2: M. Mehlow, S. Apling, K. Cromer, S. Minier, D. Knopp, B. Denny, A. Vance, B. Buhrow, G. Ryder, D. Almendinger. Row 3: B. Seymour, V. Vaillant, B. Hemminger, J. Axe, A. St. Clair, A. Foreman, L. Goetz, N. Diefenthaler, C. Millinger, M. Steindam, S. Leutz. Row 4: C. Tack, C. Yeisley, D. Price, S. Baumert, C. Harder, M. Thierwechter, M. Schiller, N. Arndt, S. Arndt, B. Hemminger, M. Apling, A. Beier, P. Langholz. sr. and jr. g.a.a. Their policy is to advance good sports- man ship and to give girls a chance to take part in girls’ athletics. Each year they sell mums for the annual homecoming game. They also buy letters and awards for the cheerleaders. Junior G.A.A. consists of girls trying to earn 50 points by participating in athletic activities such as hiking, bowling, skating, and swimming in order to join Senior G.A.A. Row 1: D. Lutz, S. Nissen, J. Semelka, S. Schultz Row 2; R. Kaiser, R. Rlsch, D. Deitzel, D. Haas Row 3: L. Laubacher, G. Sherman, E. Beler, L. Hartman Row 4: S. Peters, P. Langholz, S. Steinmlller, J. Wilhelms L. Dietzel, treas.; C. Meckfessel, sec.; M. Zibble, pres.; J. Olliver, pt. chr, G. Sherman, sec.; J. Adams, v. pres, J. Rauch, Pres. Row 1 L to R: F. Schutte, D. Rozkrut, S. Ford, C. Wendt, Miss Frank, J. Olliver, C. Reit- ler, L. Paulette, D. Knopp, J. Nehls, D. Brown, D. Rife. Row 2 L to R: B. Williams, N. Diefenthaler, T. Skinner, J. Finken, M. Nehls, M. Mehlow, J. Zunk, F. Boyer, J. Finken, S. Steinmiller, L. Wood, L. Dipner, L. Hawley, C. Marik, M. Graber. librarians The assistant librarians play an important part in the operation of our library. Their services help the library to run smoothly. thespians L to R: M. Meinke, C. Howey, S. Cornell, K. Bruntz, M. Apling, D. Martin, C. Cromer, Miss Nowakowski, D. Martin, C. Reitler, S. Van Atta, J. Wikle, P. Kodak, C. Meck- fessel, J. Marik, K. Noble, D. Martin. Thespian Troup 2180 is our dramatic clubatSOH. In the spring, the Thespians sponsor two major events: Herbie Award Night and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. How 1 L to R: D. Druckenmiller, D. Nissen, J. Gnepper, D. Martin, P. Miller, D. Spangler. Row 2: P. Kodak, D. Sandrock, G. Gleckler, L. Simpkins, P. Scherf, G. Seegar. Row 3: J. Howton, M. Meinke, W. Hyde, L. Taylor, D. Sievert, D. Leiser, B. Freimark, B. Butzin, G. Greunke. varsity club The purpose of the Varsity Club is to promote athletics and to encourage the best possible grades from all athletes. In the spring they have an annual banquet. L. to R: C. Sandrock, E. Holz, M. Graber, L. Paulette, S. Russell, S. Burkes, M. Thier- wechter, A. Beier, C. Lenke, S. Warns, D.Noble, N. Arndt, L. Laubacher, M. Schiller. K. Noble, N. Distel, J. Pinson, K. Rose, S. Ford, C. Almendinger, C. Brunkhorst, A. Butzin, R. Kaiser, N. Diefenthaler, M. Minick, P. Tabbert, Mrs. Young, Mrs Coring. Mrs. Carol Young, advisor of F.N.C., stands by as Mrs. Coring takes the pulse of President Linda Paulette. The club promotes interests in nursing and other fields of medicine. rocket Reporters Row 1 L to R: K. Foreman, K. Distel, C. Meckfessel, C. Reitler, M. Zibbel. Row 2: J. Wikle, N. Diefenthaler, M. Wikle. Editors Assistant Editor, L. Deitzel; Editor, L. Paulette. With the guidance of Mrs. G. Sorg and Mrs. P. Mensing, the Rocket staff publishes a school-focused newspaper once a month. Art Staff D. Martin, T. Skinner, J. Marik, B. Mills Circulation General Staff M. Nehls, K. Bruntz C. Burmeister, G. Struhar, S. Heinminger, C. Dewitz. Advisers Mrs. Menstng, Mrs. Sorg Many hours of spare time are devoted by staff members on the mimeographed paper. Each year they strive to produce a better publication. Feature Writers C. Howey, M. K. Grieger, J. Nehls. Business Staff Sports Writers L. Clere, J. Bahs, P. Kodak, J. Clere. 85 J. Wlkle, D. Martin. 86 87 teacher typists Row 1 L to R: B. Stone, J. Ollivier, J. Nehls, C. Reitler, R. Haas. Row 2: B. Darr, C. Windnagel, C. Bur me is ter, B. Bur- meister, M. Kania, M. Zibbel, P. Lang- holz, G. Struhar, A. Butzin, P. Leaser, B. Scott. ushers Row 1 L to R: C. Gyde, J. Hemminger, L. Paulette, P. Green, J. Schrader, J. Adams, J. Greunke. Row 2: C. Schilling, B. Reitler, K. Wargowsky, J. Kaiser. Row 3: B. Cook, B. Buhrow, C. Harder, M. Manke, L. Kroeger, B. Sommer. projectionists Seated: D. Martin, T. Rudes, D. Wendt. Standing: Mr. Lutz, J. Clere, D. Floro, J. Sorg, D. Sievert, D. Winters, R. Easton, M. Bennett, D. Nissen, P. Scherf. L. Behm J. Benadom M. Besso B. Bethel L. Biglin L to R: Mrs. Mensing, Advisor; W. Siefke, Pres.; J. Kaiser, V. Pres.; S. Simpkins, Sec.-Treas. R. Bloom, D. Bodnar C. Brewster, M. Brindley C. Brough, S. Brown D. Burbach, D. Burmeister L. Butzin, B. Chasteen J. Cornell, M. Dehn M. Deitzel B. Dipner, A. Distel B. Dusseau, R. Easton C. Elwing, L. Erton W. Felder, R. Fetterman W. Fick, C. Fitzgerald C. Fought, D. Fought L. Freimark, J. Gardner A. Geldine, J. Geller S. Geller, D. Gibson B. Gleckler, R. Gnepper T. Goetz, P. Green G. Greener, P. Grieger 89 D. Haynes J. Hemminger K. Herbert R. Hermes R. Hinojosa B. Ittel S. Jividen J. Kaiser J. Kania D. Grimm L. Gyde H. Hall K. Hanney R. Hanny G. Harder B. Hartman M. Kleinhans, B. Klippstein B. Kodak, B. Koepke F. Kohlman, J. Kratzer ‘JLi M. Lacer, W. Lacumsky R. Laderach, J. Laubacher A. Leaser, D. Lemke P. Leow, D. Loertscher E. Lorentz, D. Magers S. Magrum, S. Manke D. Mason M. Masten, F. Meckfessel N. Milbrodt, B. Mills C. Minick, C. Mizener R. Monday, A. Moore D. Moore, C. Mortus B. Nehls, T. Nehls D. Nietfeld, L. Nissen D. Ollivier, D. O'Neal D. Ontko, B. Owens S. Palmer, R. Paulette B. Peters, G. Pfeiffer C. Pierson J. Pries man L. Puestow B. Reeves J. Riley B. St. Clair S. Scherf C. Schilling A. Seeger L. Sherman D. Stamm R. Steindam S. Stiffler G. Strausbaugh D. Sutter D. Taylor, T. Taylor S. Thompson, T. Thompson L. Thone, C. Ward G. Wargowsky, D. Warns J. Whaley, D. Wheeler K. Wheeler, M. Wikle R. Wilburn M. Wilkins, J. Williams J. Williams, P. Winklea B. Witt, P. Wittman Y. Zam, L. Zunk harbor-lites staff Throughout this year the yearbook staff has worked long, de- voted hours to bring you this fine yearbook. With special effort, this staff has brought together a record of events which the seniors of 1965 and the underclassmen will remember for many years to come. We would like to express heartfelt appreciation to Mrs. Waterhouse for all her time and patience. 92 Editors Editor—Betty Sommer Co-Editor—Linda Dipner Business Business Manager—John Schiller Mary Jane Kania Janet Greunke David Wolf Jeff Wikle Jeanne Easton Suzanne Schultz Photography Paul Knieriem Advisor Mrs. Dorothy Waterhouse Art Layout Editor—Judy Nehls Martha Manke Michael Stephens Writers Copy Editor—Carol Reitler Kay Noble Nancy Rife Typists Betty Darr Betty Burmeister 93 calendar September 8—About 552 students returned to S-O-H for another year. September 9—Judy Nehls couldn’t find her homeroom. September 14—Jeanne Easton has finally discovered that by stand- ing on her tip toes, she can reach the water fountain. September 18—Dave Winters got his kite stuck in the tree in front of his house. (Boo! Hoo!) September 21—Mike Gaiffe discovered that turtles weren’t as tasty as they were last year. October 12—Judy Nehls was still lost. October 19—Gary Seeger decided to hit the “Big Time”—the Beatles! October 23—Don Leiser was voted shortest boy in the class. October 25—Phyllis Leaser couldn’t stand the sight of her own blood in biology class. October 28—Paul Scherf (Smiley) frowned. November 7—Merrill Rudes took the educational television sets apart and didn’t put them back together. November 14—John Schiller proposed to Cindy Cromer in front of 500 people. November 20—Carol Sue Wendt thought about dyeing her hair black. November 25—Sherry Russell decided to take her accordian and join Lawrence Welk. November 30—Denis Sandrock got sick of his cows and decided to raise chickens. December 1—Judy Nehls finally got organized. December 10—George Baumgartner made pizza in speech class. December 14—George Baumgartner made butter in speech class. December 18—The Tinsel Twirl was enjoyed by all! December 22—Sandy Cornell fell off Santa Claus’s lap. 94 of events January 4—George Baumgartner dropped speech class. January 15—Tom Knieriem claims he saw elephant tracks leading to the door of the school. January 18—Cream of elephant soup was served in the cafeteria. January 22—Diane Rife sat up all night with her horse Lucky, who was in love with Trigger. January 31—Carol Reitler decided to go on a diet; the chair in the yearbook room collapsed under her. February 3—Doug Leaser started a frog collection. February 6—Sue Van Atta sang bass at the winter concert. February 18—Gary Greunke attended the class for beauticians on Career Day. February 25—Don Martin wore his hair in pig tails to the Sadie Hawkin’s Dance. February 28—Jill Adams used Linda Fehr’s teeth in her science project. March 5—Mrs. Betty Young finally got the chance to exercise her knowledge of American Government against our basketball team. March 14—Bill Butzin gets to spend a week at Girl Scout Camp free for selling the most cookies. March 18—Charleen Pfaff has started working out for track. She’s going to run the mile. April 1—114 Seniors thought they were graduating—April Fool. April 14—Wayne Hyde and Larry Gulau have awakened from a long winter’s nap. Spring Vacation came. April 20—The Seniors are counting the days until June 4. They number 31. May 5—The Seniors exert their last bit of talent and energy in the Senior Class Program. May 6—52 Seniors were absent due to exhaustion. May 26—Dale Laderach did his most writing for the year—his exams. May 30—Gary Gleckler’s tassel tickled his ear all the way through Baccalaureate. June 4—114 Students are Alumni. 95 and here are the people who The Ayling Reichert Company Hayward, Inc. 411 South Railroad Street Phone 898-2471 Alfalfa Processors Oak Harbor, Ohio Band Box Cleaners 1-Hour Dry Cleaning 111 Church Street, Oak Harbor Compliments of Walter Hetrick Radio T.V. 114 Oak Street Bassett’s IGA Foodliner The Best for Less Phone 898-4891 Bob Hockin Floor Covering Carpet—Linoleum—Tile Phone 898-3973 Stuart S. Brown Insurance Agency 105 North Locust Street, Oak Harbor, Ohio Phone 898-8081 Howard’s Pure Oil Corner Benton and Water Phone 898-2721 Clinton Auto Parts 206 Water Street Phone 898-5241 Lenz Grocery and Bait Shop 715 Locust Street Phone 898-4371 Courtesy of Corthell Electric Service Phone 898-8974 Wilbert Lochotzki Fire Casualty and Life Insurance 228 Ottawa Street, Phone 897-7542 Crosser Funeral Home 301 North Locust Phone 898-4455 Lorentz Floral Shop Flowers For All Occasions Phone 898-4753 Fehlhaber’s 168 West Water Street Phone 898-3551 Congratulations Class of 1965 From the Employees and Management of Formetal, Inc. Mar-Del Beauty Center 118 Church Street Phone 897-7307 96 made this book possible Congratulations Class of ’65 Myers Industrial Sales Co. 166 West Water Street Robinson Funeral Home 165 East Water Street Phone 898-3011 Mylander Jewelry Gif ts - Watc hes -C locks - Musical Instruments 150 Water Street, Oak Harbor, Ohio T. B. N. Company Hardwood Lumber, Logs Pallets Oak Harbor, Ohio Phone 898-4182 Nehls’ Market 112 Water Street Phone 898-8741 W. R. Thomas 5£ to $1 Store Oak Harbor, Ohio Oak Harbor City Grill 106 West Water Street Phone 898-6845 20th Century Lanes 1 2-Mile South on Route 19 Phone 898-8701 Oak Harbor Cleaners 120 Locust Street Phone 898-5451 Vic’s Barber Shop 212 West Water Street Phone 897-7761 Oak Harbor Lumber and Supply 232 Benton Street Phone 898-2591 Frances Weichman Agency Life—Auto—and Home Insurance 162 Water Street, Phone 898-4301 Ottawa County Co-operative Co. 262 West Water Street Phone 898-4631 Congratulations Class of 1965 The J. 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