Ohio City Liberty High School - O Citian Yearbook (Ohio City, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

a PUBLISHED BT IHE 5TUDEMT5 OF THE 0HI.0 CITT-LIBERTT HIGH SCHOOL OHIO CITT, OHIO wf VOLUME XXXIII ASSISTANT EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS ART EDITOR - BUSINESS MANAGER Uiss Edna A. Schumm Sandy Wise - Diana Profit Rebecca Moore Doyt Johnson PHOTOGRAPHER Judy Brown - Mel HurlesB - Gary Medford OHIO CITY - LIBERTY OHIO CITY-LIBERTY A.LMA MATER words by Howard Longsworth ITa always have been favored by our students good and true, while other schools have labored to make our hearts feel blue. .Te shall always keep our banners and our athletics clean, and always remain loyal to the Red and the Green, OHIO CITY-LIBERTY FIGHT SONG Coma on team let ' s take the lead right from the start. You are the only team and wo are here to do our part. Take the ball right down the floor show them we ' re here; Now before we start to play Let ' s shoot to make a score for 0,C,-L. Rah I Rah I X X ' y £k Mcatwn LOWELL STEMEN 1949 Graduate of O. C. - L The O ' Citiaa Staff dedioates this 1963 yearbook to the memoiy of this former gradtoite nhose life was sao- rifioed ii. his efforts to avoid bringing the same fate to others in his path on the highiray am September 27 1962. THE MOTORIST ' S PRA.YER Grant me Lord a steady hand and watchful eye. That no one shall be h irt as I pass by. Thou gavest life, I piray no act of mine. May take avray or mar that gift of Thins, Shelter those, dear Lord, who bear me company. Prom the evils of fire and all calamity. Teach me to use my trucic for Others need; Nor miss through love of undue speed The beauty o f the world; that thus I may V ith joy and courtesy go on my way. Dear Lord, Protector of travellers. Protect me and lead me safely to my destiny. MR. ROBERT LYBARGER Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD I Left to Right, Ned Krugh, Carl Medford, Neil Prichard, Vice- Presidentj Mary Stemen, Clerk; Don Sutton, Edeel Dibert, President. MR. CHARLES KOCH Principal MRS. FLORENCE POTMAN Elementary Principal MR. R. G. BRAND County Superiii ' tenden ' t. COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Rightt Mr. Richard Ellinger, Mr, Milo Blackmore, Mr. Guiles Mohr, Mr. R. G, Brand, County Superintendent; Mr. Erwin Gehras, President; Mr. Arlo Pollock, Vice-President. MR. LLOYD ROTH County Elanientary Superintendent Downtown Drug Co 146 East Ualn St. Van Wert, Ohio Phone BE 2-6951 MRS. LOIS T. JOHNSON Graduate of Columbus East High; booster College, BS in Education at Ohio State Teaches r English, Latin Resides at Van Wert, Ohio Gorman Eletric Co, Van Wert, Ohio Bass EDNA A. SCHUlflJ Graduate of Van Wert High| Miami-Jacobs Business, Oberlin Teachesi Business Courses Resides at Schumiii, Ohio MRS. LAOMA D. CLEVENGER Graduate of Pandora High; Ohio Northern, Bluffton, BS in Home Economics at Ohio State Teachest Home Economics Resides at Columbus Grove, School Supplies, Van Wert Bookstore 120 West Main St. - Van Wert, Ohio Hunt for the Best MR. DAVTD M. LEIENDECKER Graduate of Milton Township High; Bowling Green Teachest Math, Guidance Resides at Ohio City, Ohio MR. RONALD W. MATTHIAS Graduate of Ayersville High; Valparaiso University Teaches] Biology, Sciences Resides at Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of Polmar Store Ohio City, Ohio Ohio City Livestock Exchange Office Phone 965-2353 Home Phone 965-2330 Ohio City, Ohio MR. CHARLES KOCH Graduate of Will shire High; Defiance College Teaches J American History, American Problems, Senior Math, General Math, World Geography, Physical Education, and Coach. Resides at Ohio City, Ohio MR. DEVON BRICKER Graduate of Van Wert High}: Bowling Green Teaches i Industrial Arts, Drivers ' Education Resides at Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of Bob ' s Service Station Ohio City, Ohio Koha ' s SViendly Service Phone 965-2483 Ohio City, Ohio MR. DENNIS RANSBOTTOM Graduate of Celina High; BFA at Ohio University Teaches J Vocal and Instru- mental Music Resides at Celina, Ohio MR. ROBERT LYBARGER Graduate of Union High; Bowling Green and Ohio State Teaches t American Government, Spani sh Resides at Van Wert, Ohio The Borden Cheese Company Tan Wert, Ohio The Young Man ' s Store Paul Jones - Mens Wear Van Wert, Ohio KR. GARELD ROTH Graduate of Kirkland High; Manchester College Teaches t Eighth Grade Resides at Rockford, Ohio MRS. ALICE NOMINA Graduate of St. Johns High; Bowling Green, Mary Manse Teaches r Seventh Grade Resides at Delphos, Ohio Compliments of the Gunsett Co, Hardware, Furniture, Appliances Van Wert, Ohio MRS. LA VOHN HOUSER Graduate of Celina High; Ohio Northern; Tulane, Ball State Teaches J Fifth Grade Resides at Rockford, Ohio MRS. EVELYN HARDEN Graduate of Marion High; Denison and Bowling Green Teaches: Sixth Grade Resides at Van Wert, Ohio G. C. Murphy Co. The Complete Variety Store (Two stores in Van Wert) MRS. ERNESTINE SPRINGER Graduate of Haviland High; Bowling Green Teaches t Fifth Grade Resides at Van Wert, Ohio John Earl Inc. Famous for Fashion and Sports Wear 108-110 West Main Van Wert, Ohio Scores Lloyd Motor Sales Your Ford Dealer for over 40 Years Rockford, Ohio Phone 363-4891 MRS. JANET KOCH Graduate of Ayersville High; Defiance College Teaches; Fourth Grade Resides at Ohio City, Ohio MRS. JOANNE BAGLEY Graduate of Van Wert High; Ohio Northern Teaches; Third Grade Resides at Van Wert, Ohio Jeannetto ' s Beauty Shop R. R. 2 Ohio City, Ohio Phone 965-2348 Ohio City Locker Phone 965-2406 Ohio City, Ohio MRS. MARY SMALLBY Graduate of Ohio City-Liberty Bowling Green, Ohio Northern Teaches t Second Grade Resides at Ohio City, Ohio MRS. FLORENCE PUTMAN Graduate of Ohio City-Liberty Bowling Green, Ohio Northern Teaches: Third Grade Resides at Ohio City, Ohio C ongratulati one Grads from Runnion Bros. Yours Mine Restaurant Van Wert, Ohio MRS. EMMA WITTEN Graduate of Ridge High; Ohio Northern Teaches t First Grade Resides at Ohio City, Ohio Brand ' s Greenhouse We specialize in all kinds of gifts and flowers. Our motto is Say it with flowers. MRS. ESTHER FOX MRS. HELEN JOHNSON Graduate of Will shire High; Capital University Teaches: First Grade Resides at Rockford, Ohio Graduate of York High; Bluffton College Teaches J Kindergarten Resides at Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of Olympic Recreation Van Wert, Ohio Coiurtesy of Aeroq d.p Corporation Industrial Division Van Wert, Ohio MRS. OPAL BOLENBAUGH Graduate of Canon City High; Moody Bible Institute Teaches: Bible, Grades 1-6 Resides at Ohio City, Ohio MRS. GLADYS FAUBLE Graduate of Thomas Walker High; Art Instruction Inc • Teaches: Art, Grades 3-7 Resides at Ohio City, Ohio Dull Lumber Supply Co, End of North Shannon Van ' ifert, Ohio Phone 232-5045 MRS. MARY ELLER Secretary Hardin ' s Restauratnt For Courteous Service after a date or any time Stop in at Hardin ' s Van Wert, Ohio Eisenhaur Manufacturing Company Van Wert, Ohio MR. kh RICE Custodian Dickinson Supply Co. Transit Mixed Cement Phone 2S2-7010 V in Wert, Ohio Frederick Dodge, Inc. 1003 West Main Street Van Wert, Ohio MRS. IRENE ADELBLUE Librarian COOKS t Mrs. Olive Hurless Mrs. Beaulah Rowland Mrs Uable Ames Mrs. Opal Spahr BUS DRIVERS: Rev. Fred Landolt Rev. James McKinzle Mr, Leonard Cowgil Mr. Roy Witten Mir - p 7 ' J, J. Fuller g verything taught in school should have some positive justification for being taught, i uty of the school i s to teach to do better the desirable things pupils will likely do anyhow. li Itimate aim of education is to make the state a better place to live in and a better place to make a living, r onsider the individual, always, as he is with reference to what he may become. p school should be a place where pupils would rather be in pre- ference to anywhere else, T he school exists for the pupil and not for the teacher or ad- ministrator. T deals, attitudes, appreciations, skills and habits should hold a higher place in the aims of the teacher than unrelated bits of information and facts, Q bjeotive of teacher and school is to open vip avenues of interest to the pupil, not to have them pass tests. f o progress without open-ndndedness variation, experimentation, mea- surement, and selection. EDUCATION demands a Golden Rule of teachers: Do Itato Toxir Pupils as You Vfould Have Them Do for Tou, i ■ ' - yf - iiji s Senior Class History The Class of ' 63 started high school in September, 1959, with 31 members and Mr. David Leiendecker as our sponsor. The class officers for this year were President, Melvin Hurlessj Vice-President, Judy Brownj Secretary, Diane Profit; Treasurer, Gary Medford; and News Reporter; Mar- vin Foster. During this year the class enjoyed a trip with the Sopho- mores to the Museum of Science and Industry and the Museum of Natural History in Chicago. This was a day I ' m sure we ' ll all remember. In September, 1960, we had 32 members in our class. That year our class was under the leadership of President, Melvin Hurless; Vice-Presi- dent, Tom Ash; Secretary, Sandra Wise; Treasurer, Marvin Foster; and News Reporter, Judy Brovm. Our new sponsor was Mr. Devon Bricker, The most irr.portajit events of the year were our trip to the Toledo Zoo and the se- lection of our class rings. The Junior class started 1961 with 28 members. The class officers for the year were President, Tom Ash; Vice-President, Melvin Hurless; Secretary, Diane Profit; Treasurer, Mike Moonshower and News Reporter, Judy Brown, Mr. Dennis Ransbottom was our sponsor this- year. This was a big year for us, who received our class rings; chose our class motto Study, stand, sei e and be glad for tomorrow we live , and selected our class colors, royal blue and silver, along with our class flower, the light pink rose. We presented two one-act plays, French Toast and Take a Letter , under the direction of Mrs. Dennis Raxisbottom. Since this was our year to sponsor the Prom, we chose My Blue Heaven as our theme. It was a busy year, but one we ' ll always remember. In September, 1962, we began our final and in some ways our most disappointing year, for all over-night class trips were discontinued ajid v ith the exception of our magazine sales most money-making projects were canceled for Seniors. Twenty-six of us were left ajid our sponsor was Mr. Robert Lybarger. We elected for President, Gary Medford; Vice-President, Tom Ash; Secretary, Diane Profit; and for Treasurer, Sandra Wise, Our class play Mountain Gal, under the direction of Mr, David Leiendecker, was a huge success. Of course, recognition must be given our two outstanding students, Doyt Johnson, the Valedictorian and Diane Gunter, the Salutatorian. Hon- orable mention goes to our other classmates: Sandra Wise, Freshman Home- coming attendant; June Haver, Junior attendant; Susan Good, Senior at- tendant; and Joyce Landolt, Home-Coming Queen for 1963 as well as at- tendant her Sophomore year. This concludes the history of the Class of nineteen hundred and sixty-three. We are all proud to have played our parts well. ; «.(• Senior Class Officers 62-63 F ' k flijfe President . . . Gary Medford Wfm H l l Vice-President. . Thomas Ash A 1 1 ■I H Secretary ... Diane Profit ■1 1 GABY MEDFORD Treasiirer . • • .Sandra Wise THOMAS ASH Son of Son of Mr. Mrs. Carl Medford Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Ash DIANE PROFIT Daughter of lur. ,Vrs. Harold R. Profit SANDRA WISE Daughter of Mr. 4 Mrs. Wilbur 771 se CLASS MOTTO: Study, Stand, Serve and Be Glad for Tomorrow We Live CLASS FLOWER: Light Pink Rose CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Silver m 4 ,« -4 - — - ' REBECCA MOORE Daughter of Ur. Mrs. Eugene Moore RICHARD McHUGH Son of Mr. Mrs. Thonias McHugh DOYT JOHNSON Son of Mr. Mrs. Dennis Johnson JOYCE UNDOLT Daughter of Rev. Mrs. Fred Landolt JUDY BROWN Daughter of Mr. Mrs, Joseph Brown JOHN GARDNER Son of Mr. Mr 6. George A. Gardner JOTE HAVER Daughter of Mr. 4 Mrs. Harry Haver SANDRA AGLER Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Lowe E. Agler LARRY LINTON Son of Mr. k Mrs. Russell Linton, Jr. ife BECKY MOTTINGER Granddaughter of Mrs. Sadie Mottinger SUSAN GOCD Daughter of Mr. Mrs. locrrill U. Good, Jr. STEVE Fi;TlfA.N Son of Kr. Mrs. Kurrav fi. Futman MRVIN FOSTER Son of Mr. Mrs. Ralph A. Foster DIANE GUNTER Daughter of BIr. Mrs. Dayton Gunter CAROL CLOUSE NORMA KRANER Daughter of Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Delmore Clouse Mr. Mrs. Gerald Kraner ETHEL SHINDELDECKER Daughter of Mr. Urs. Eugene Sfalndeldeoker m f MELVIN HURLESS Son of lir k Urs. Doyt Hurless V JAIIIS COOPER PEGGY AMWE6 Son of Daughter of Ur. k Urs. George H. Cooper « k Urs. Daniel Aimreg BOYD KLINE BONNIE RICKABD Son of Daughter of Ur. Mrs. William Kline Mr. k Urs. Glenn Riokard Senior Activities GARY MEDFORD BECEIE UOORE Band 1,2,3,4 Student Council 3 Class Play 3,4 Stage Crew 4 Annual 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Boys ' State 3 Class President 4 Class Treasurer 1 Y-Teene 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens Reporter 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 4 Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 4 Class Play Prompter 3,4 Totem Pole 3,4 Annual 4 Annual Associate Editor 4 Teacher ' s Secretary 3,4 TOM ASH Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Class President 3 Class Vice-President 4 DIANE PROFIT DICK McHUGH FHA 4 Student Council 4 Stage Crew 3 Home Eo. Club 3,4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Secretary 4 Class Play 3 Class Play Prompter 4 Totem Pole 3,4 Annual 3,4 Annual Assistant Editor 4 Annual Secretary 4 Girls ' State Alternate 3 Teacher ' s Secretary 3,4 Class Secretary 1,3,4 DOYT JOHNSON Class Play 4 Stage Crew 3,4 Totem Pole 2,3,4 Totem Pole Assistant Editor 3 Annual 3,4 Annual Associate Editor 4 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 3 SANDY WISE Y-Teene 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Student Council 2 Totem Pole 3,4 Annual 3,4 Annual Assistant Editor Annual Editor 4 DAR Citizenship Test 4 Homecoming Attendant 1 Teacher ' s Secretary 3 Home Ec. Club 4 Home Ec. Club President Class Secretary 2 Class Treasurer 4 JOYCE LANDOnr T-Teens 2,3,4 Y-Teena Song Leader 3 Y-Teens Treasurer 4 Choruf 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Class Play 3,4 Totem Pole 3,4 Homecoming Attendant i Homecoming Queen 4 Teacher ' s Secretary 3 JBDT BRCWN LARRY LIHTON Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1,3,4 Class Play 3 Totem Pole 3,4 Totem Pole Asst Art Editor 3 Totem Pole Art Editor 4 Annual 2,4 Anjiual Art Editor 4 Girls ' State 3 DAR Citizenship Award 4 Home Ec Club 4 Class Vice-President 1 JOHN GARDNER Chorus 3,4 Class Play 3 Stage Crew 3 Annual 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Escort 2,3,4 SUE GOOD Y-Teens 4 Chorus 4 FHA 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Home Ec. Club 4 Stage Crew 3 Hone Ec Club 4 JUNE HAVER STEVE PUTMAN Stage Crew 3 Home Ec. Club 4 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4 Y-Teens Secretary 4 Chorus 1,2,4 FHA 1,2 FBA Historian 2 Student Council 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Cheerleader 2,3 Homecoming Attendant 3 Home Eo Club 4 Home Eo. Club Reporter 4 8ANDY AGLER Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Assistant Librarian Class Play Prompter 3 Stage Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Home Ec. Club 4 BECKY MOTTINGER Y-Teens 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3 Class Play 3 Totem Pole 3 Teacher ' s Secretary 3 Home Ec, Club 4 MARV FOSTER Assistant Stage Crew Manager 3 Class Reporter 1 Class Treasurer 2 DIANE GUNTER Y-Teens 1 Chorus 1,5,4 Class Play 3 Totem Pole 3,4 Totem Pole Chief Stencil Cutter 3 Totem Pole Editor-in-chief 4 Teacher ' s Secretary 4 CAROL CLOUSB Y-Teens 1,2,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Chorus Librarian 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Counoil 3,4 Band Council Secretary 4 Class Play 3,4 Stags Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Octette 3,4 Teacher ' s Secretary 3 Home Eo« Club 4 NORMA KRANER T-Teens 4 Chorus 1 2,4 Class Play 3,4 Home Ec. Club 4 JDf COOPER Chorus 1 FHA 4 Class Play 4 Totem Pole 4 Home Ec. Club 4 ETHEL SHINDELDECKER Band 1,2,3 Band Librarian 3 Class Play 3 Class Play Student Director 4 Teacher ' s Secretary 4 PEGGY AMWEG Y-Teens 2,3 Chorus 1 FHA 1,2,3 Class Play Student Director 3 Home Ec. Club 3,4 UEL HURLESS Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Preslden-c 3 Band Student Director 3 Student Council 2,3 Student Council Vice-President 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Dance Band 1,2,3,4 Annual 3,4 Annual Business Manager 4 Baseball 1,2 Class President 1,2 Class Vice-President 3 BOTCH KLIME Class Play 4 Stage Crew 3 Annual 4 Baseball 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Homecoming Escort 2 BONNIE RICKARD Y-Teens 4 Chorus 1,2 Class Play 4 Home Ec. Club 4 CLASS OF 1963 AS FIRST GRADERS BOTTOM ROffi Diane Gunter, Gary Uedford, Linda Byers, Monty Dull,Doyt Johnson, Peggy Ajnreg, Sandra Bell, John Gard- ner, Diane Profit, Tom Ash. SECOND ROWi Jerry Carr, Bonnie Riokard, Richard UoHugh, Kathy Evans, David Wilson, Sandra Wise, Vicky Unton, Jim Gallaway, Bill Nofer, Mrs. Wolf. THIRD ROWi Ethel Shindeldecker, Emma Murray, Gail Robey, Jime Haver, Kay Kline, Becky Mottinger, Diane Harrison, Sue d. FOURTH ROVTi Butch Kline, Rodger Bruns, John High, John rson. Mel Hurless. Chuck Adelblue. Senior Class Prophecy by Judy Brawn It was a bright, sunshiny morning as I left the office of The Ue-w York Times. Because the Editor had thought the 30th reunion of the Class of ' 63 would make a good human-interest stoiy, I ' .vas assigned to cover it, I knew my Jetmobile could make the trip from New York to Ohio in a ffffl- hours. As I sped along, I was eagerly anticipating this meeting with my former classmates, some of whom I hadn ' t seen in nearly thirty years. As I reflected over the past years, I remembered that two of my classmates had been responsible for the Jetmobile; Doyt Johnson had presented a set of plans to automobile manufacturers, who said they were too radical . Meanwhile, Marvin Foster, a struggling young mechanic, had just started his own body-building shop; so they combined forces and two years later produced the first of the now famous Jetmobiles, Marv- in now has his own nation-wide chain of Jetmobile Garages, and Doyt is a Professor of Engineering at Case Institute, his old Alma Mater, I scarcely recognized Ohio City when I arrived but had no diffi- culty finding the school. The first person I met coming up the steps was the fonaer Sandra Tise, Hi Sandyl How ' s the orphanage coming? Sandy r ms an adoption agency to find new homes for healthy pets who would be put to sleep because their owners can ' t take care of them, or simply don ' t want them any longer. The sound of music filled the air as we entered the auditorium. Around the piano were Rebecca Moore, Jim Cooper, John Gardner, Becky Mottinger, Peggy A-nweg, and Sandra Agler, Diane Profit was accompanying them, Diane is famous in theaters all over the country as Ohio City ' s answer to GYPSY , and Rebecca is our first lady astronaut, Everyone says my sense of humor is out ofj this world! she quipped, I also knew of Jim Cooper ' s fame as DeeJay of his own program of Coimtry Western music, but what about Peg, Sandra, and Becky? All housewives, they told me. At that time, John Gardner made a speech welcoming us back to our old hometown, I learned that besides rxmning his lumber yard, John has assumed the duties of Mayor of Ohio City. Three familiar figures entered the room. Norma Kraner, June Haver, and Bonnie Rickard, Bonnie told me June had become an ac tress, while Norma had worked as an airline stewardess until her marriage; then she and June started a professional modeling school, with Bonnie as their secretary, I next saw Larry Linton, and the former Sue Good, comparing pic- tures of their grandchildren, Larry told me that crops had been good, and Dick McHugh, another gentleman farmer, agreed with him. Two of ITT - old friends, Carol Clouse and Diane Gunter, were talking to Ethel Shindeldecker . Diane now lives in Indiana, but comes back to Ohio to visit as often as possible. She teaches first grade at the same school where her husband, G. W, Thompson, is head coach. Carol works as a secretary while Dave is an accountant for a number of oil tycoons. But just as a hobby, she explained. Since we have struck a tidy little gusher of our own out West, we give all the money we earn by working to charities. How wonderful I exclaimed the familiar voice of Joyce Landolt , known as a dedicated social worker. Kid, I ' m worried about Steve, she said, looking in the direction of Steve Putman, He ' s with those rough-looking men. Do you know anything about them? Ethel, who holds the position of executive secretary to the Presi- dent of the United States, laughed. Don ' t worry, Joyce. Steve is one of our country ' s finest citizens. -Thy don ' t you ask him about his job? So we did, but Steve wasn ' t saying much. He explained that he ' d thought he could mix business with pleasure, but had brought some of his buddies along, just in case. But who do you work for? Joyce asked. Steve replied tersely, F.B.I. President ' s body guard. When it was time for the appearance of perhaps our most widely- known classmate, the band struck up Hail to the Chief , but the honored guest was nowhere to be seen. Suddenly the stately beat of the march broke off into a wild version of Topsy , and Melvin Hurless, 39th Pres- ident of the United States, leaped off the bandstand. I never could resist a good set of skins, he laughed. Not only does President Hur- less ' musical ability make news, but also his hobby of making archaeolo- gical expeditions on the White House lawn. All too soon it was time to go. As the last of the guests departed, I noticed a familiar figure sweeping the hall. Thy, Boyd Kline, Don ' t tell me you ' re the Maintenance Engineer! It ' s Butch to you, Judy, he laughed, running a hand over his thinning top-knot. I might as well be the Janitor, with all the work I do around here I But seriously, I don ' t think it ever hurts a superin- tendent to sweep out his school now and then. Keeps him from losing the common touch . I hated to leave my old classmates, but since everyone is taking the marvelous Super-Seaweed-Vitamins developed by Tom Ash and Gary Med- ford, the Class of ' 63 can count on being around for their reunion sixty years from now. Senior Class Will We the Senior Class of 1965, realizing that OC-L is about to lose the most enthusiastic and ingenious olass ever to pass through these hallowed halls, do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the faculty our sincere thanks for a job well done, best wishes for the future, and the hope (though doubtful), that next year ' s Seniors will be less trouble than we. To Mr. Lybarger: next year ' s Seniors, and a supply of tortillas to go with the Spanish lessons. To Mr. Koch: a victorious season on the playing floor; the hope that our team will go one step further and unseat the reigning champions. To Mr. Ransbottomt books on Child Care , and How to Overcome Stuttering ; another melodious choral season. To Mr. Matthias: the book Language of the American Teenager in Grades 9-12 ; a king-sized bottle of tranquilizer pills. To Mr. Leiendecker: appreciation for having directed our play, our esteem, and a new necktie. To Mrs. Clevenger: students with steady hands; ingenuity to keep improving the Home Eo. department. To Mrs. Johnson: an automatic test-grader, rest, and one dozen long-stemmed red roses. To Mr. Bricker: love and kisses from the Senior girls. To Mrs. Eller: even though she ' s not on the faculty, we will her our love, some new helpers and a new pair of knitting needles. To Hiss Schumm: our thanks and appreciation for her help on The Totem Pole and O ' Citian, and the help she has given to our class. To the underclassmen we will the faith to carry on OC-L traditions, and: To the Juniors: the mixed blessings and frustrations of being Seniors, all our Government and World Week tests, our front row seats for assemblies and chapel, and the thrill of graduation. To the Sophomores: the opportunity to become Seniors; the great time you will have as Juniors. To the Freshmen: the knowledge that all things come to those who wait ; the courage to be original. To the incoming Freshmen: the knowledge that now as never before, you have become an integral part of this school. We, the Seniors, being of sound minds and memories, do hereby will the following: I, Sandra Agler, do hereby will my picture of Vince Edwards to Ric Uathew, and I will my good times and ab- ility to get along with my teachers to my sisters and brother. I, Peggy Amweg, do hereby will my good times in high school to my brothers, Jerry and Jackie and to my cou- sin, Janice. My books and good grades to Margaret Toad Agler. I, Tom Ash, do hereby will my NLA award to Bruce Bolenbaugh, and my ' 56(fix or repair daily) Ford to Jack Barson, and my good times in school to Huntly and Brinkley and my dirty locker to anyone who can get close to it. I, Judy Brown, do hereby will my ability to get good English grades to my brother Jack, my driving ability to John Wortman, and my speedy jumping (on quiz team) to Phil Cowan, My enjoyment from working on T.P. I leave to Polly Ream, and the great times I ' ve had in high school to all my underclassmen friends, particul- arly Jo and Joy. I, Carol Clouse, do hereby will all my good times in high school to those who think they can enjoy then. My ability to get into trouble in band and chorus to Linda Simon, and my dirty locker to Barb Kline in hopes that she can keep it cleaner than I did. I, Jim Cooper, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Dean (Tennis Shoe) Strewn, Danny (Lu) Amweg, and Roger (Peanut Butter) Bruns. Also I leave to Lorraine Wallace my ' 55 Ford rag-top, cause she first loves Fords, (ha! ha! ) I, Marvin Foster, do hereby will all of my school supplies to my sister, Helen, in hopes that she will make better use of them than I did, I also will all of my good times to Hark Bolenbaugh and my bad times to Chuck Adelblue. I will my bent up looker to Chuck; also the girls around it in hopes that he can get along with the opposite sex as good as I did, I, John Gardner, do hereby will all my good times to Cindy Dull and my abi,lity of getting out of Study Hall for a S. B. to Danny Amweg, I, Sue Good, do hereby will all the fun I ' ve had to my brother, Dean; my luck at passing notes and making excuses to Terry Linton; my seat in the corner of the auditorium to Penny Couts; my ragged gym shoes to Barb Kline; and my locker to Carol Agler, I, Diane Gunter, do hereby will my ability to sing off-key and all the fun I ' ve had in chorus to Sandra Kay Rickard, my executive ability to Phil Cowan, and the good times of my Senior year to Shirley Cheek and Jo Brubaker, To Biff Glosette, I will my ability to cut-up in study hall without getting in trouble, I, June Haver, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers to Janice Amweg, because she can argue almost as good as I can, I will all my old excuses to my sister, Gail, with hopes that she can sneak out of school as often as I did. Last but certainly not least I will all my best wishes to Mary Ina, that she may have a wonderful time in California and a piece of string to tie around her finger, that she will always remember the good times and close calls we ' ve had in the past, I, Mel Hurless, do hereby will my gym shoes to Dan Amweg, my female problems to Whitey and my secrets of how to get lab equipment in Chemistry to Arlene, I, Doyt Johnson, do hereby will my ability to study and stay out of trouble to my sisters and my intell- igence to Mr. Leiendecker in hopes than he can stay ahead of them, I, Butch Kline, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Mike, in hopes that he can do the same, my ability to get along with Mr, Bricker to Larry Sutton, my messy locker to Joann Clouse, my good grades to Chuck Adelblue, my ability to get out of study hall to Ron Allmandinger, I, Norma Kraner, do hereby will my ability to get along with all the teachers to my brother. Jack and all the fun I have had to Ronnie, I also will my ability to chew gum without getting caught to John Rollins, I, Joyce Landolt, do hereby will my Dear Abby ability to Joan Brubaker, my World Weeks to anyone who can pass them, my class play book to Nancy Galloway, my ability to talk constantly in Mr, Roth ' s study hall to Ned Bolenbaugh, and all of my crazy, serious, memorable times at OC to my sister, Carol and my brother Jerry, I, Larry Linton, do hereby will all my good times and my locker to my brother, Terry, my ability to lead study hall to lunch to the fastest runner in the Jr, Class, My ability to drive after night to suit Mr, Bricker to anyone who has a good friend in Cridersville. I, Richard McHugh, do hereby will all my school supplies to my brother, Joe, in hopes that he will do better than I did. To Chuck Adelblue I give my places in Home Ec, so he can lip off at the teacher a little more. To Mark Bolenbaugh the good times with friends I, Gary Medford, do hereby will my mathematical ability to Chuck Hunter in hopes that our combined abilities will get him through Algebra II, and my good times in high school to my brother. Rex. I, Rebecca Moore, do hereby will all my times in my Senior year to Joy Ricketts, all my times in Y-Teens to Sandy Rickard, all my times in chorus to Carol Landolt and Bbv Grant, my ability to yell at ballgnmes and the fun doing it to my cousin, Leslie Stemen and my silly and fun times to Ron Allmandinger and my cousin, Terry Linton, I, Becky Mottinger, do hereby will my locker to my sister Sherry, and my ability to study in study hall to my brother Jim, My ability to pass notes to their girls to Chuck and Don. To Shirley Cheek my government book. Have Fun Shirley! My Dear Abby Abilities to Sharon McKinzie and Dave Neate. I, Diane Profit, do hereby will my good times in high school to my cousins Carolyn and Monty. My ability to get out of study hall to Neila Prichard and my locker to Pam Ellinger, My Dear Abby Abilities to liida Stetler, in hopes she can help certain people more than I did. To Chuck Hunter, I will my even tempered disposition in hopes he will remember to use it next year, I, Steve Putman, do hereby will all my good times in high school to Dan Kline, my ability to study in study hall to Danny Amweg, I, Bonnie Rickard, do hereby will my good times in high school and my ability to get along with the teachers to my sister, Sandy. I, Ethel Shindeldecker, do hereby will my seat in the study hall to anyone who has enough study halls and my good times to my neioes in hopes that they have as much fun as I did, I, Sandy Wise, do hereby will all my good times to my nephews, Tim, Dee, and Tad and the fun I have had working on the Totem Pole and O ' Citian to next year ' s staffs. We leave in this yearbook a tribute to the achievements and awards of the members of this class and the hope that the memory of the class of ' 65 will remain bright as long as the name OC-L is carried in the hearts of its students — past and present. Sworn to this Second day of June, Nineteen Hundred and Sixty - Three. x?5 ?)p wtrtontn ' unior BOTTOU SOffi Bob IfcFhall, Karl Gribler, Randall Agler. SSCOND ROfft lfargar«t Agler, Paul Gemami, Carolyn Matthewa, Chack Hunter, Stera Di- bart. Rodgar Rloa, THIRD ROITt Gala Bakar, Faulatta Raam, John Wortean Sandra Carr, Jla Kaalar, Bevarly Cuatar. FOURTH ROWi Janloa Anreg, Chuck Adalblua, Sharon Aglar, John Rollins, Shirley Cheek, Tom Wright. FIFTH RCXTt Dan Kline, Joann Clouae, SteTe Hardmon, Uarvel High, Jaok Kranar, Joan Brubaker. SIXTH HOW i Bonnte Johneon, President} Rio Uathew, Vice President} Nancy Galloway, Seoretaryi Joy Ricketts, Treasurer; Joyce Bragg and Ron Allnandinger, Student Council. Sophomore Class BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Biokle, Gary Tribolet, Chvick Watermaa. SECOND ROT; Gene Pettit, Josephine Delgado, Tom Tolan, Ricky Rosendahl, Ronnie Kline, Dean Strawn, THIRD ROT: Anna Ainsworth, Mark Bolenbau , Penny Couts, Tom Chiloote, Cheryl Agler, Dan An reg, FOURTH ROT: Jerry Carr, Linda Simon, Bruoe Bolenbaugh, Teresa Pina, Carson Cheek, Ue ry Ina MeConn. FIFTH ROT; Arlene Titten, President; Heila Prichard, Vice - President; Jill Shaw, Secretary; Dorothy Mathesr, Treasurer; Cindy Dtill and Annelle Doan, Student Counoll. Banner Food Market - Highest Quality Foods Phone 965-2008 Ohio City, Ohio Proprietor - Heil Prichard Freshman Class BOTTOM ROirt Kay KliiM, Mlk KliiM Sttmnm Aglmr, Jim Fifar, Marrta Agler. SECOND ROfft Dean Oood, JoMphim Bsrlanga, Tarry Llntott, lAaiM Stetler, Jo« Cooper. THIBD ROWi B«Y«rly lolwa, Terry Kohn, Carol Lan- dolt, Larry Sutton, Roaa Berlanga. FOOSIH ROITi Forert Klina, lathy KllaB, Ronnie Xraner, Betty Arnold, Hike Carr. FIFTH ROiri Barbara John eon, Pree- Identt Bed Boleabaogh, Vloe-Preaidast) Paa Blllnger, Secretary! Sally Rlck- etta. Treasurer} Terry Gallaxay and Jia Dlbert, Stodant Counoll. BOTTOM ROff: Larry Tickle, Jerry Laadolt, Phil Cowan, Mike Bodkins, Charles Kline. SECOND ROW: Pam Wright, Jerry Anweg, Helen Foster, Ker- in Beach, Carolyn Kline, THIRD ROT: Ronnie Smith, Barbara Rice, Char- les Rollins, Sandra Riofcard, Douglas layers, FOURTH RO ' T: Annette Eliok, Bob Germann, Sandra Wright, Arland Glossett, Pam Sosendahl, FIFTH ROIT : Joe McHugh, Barbara Kline, Don Mottinger, Beverly Grant, Jim Hemander . Russell Dibert Son Stop at the corner of Main and Carmean streets in Ohio City where Dibert ' s give you a good deal on the purchase of a tracter, Dibert ' s also sell Pittsburgh Paints, Phone 965-2271 Candid Shots BOTTOM ROffj Rex Medford, Shirley Agler, Sharon MoKeneie, Beverly John- son, Shirley Spitler, Debbie Prich rd, Tenia Custer, Christina Swotv- land, Angela Delgado, Darle Baker SECOND ROfft Ur. Roth, John Lan- caster, Leslie Stemen, Carol Agler, Cheryl Putnan, Connie Elias, Jane Mathew, Nancy Doan, Sharon Courtney, Judie Agler, Darlene Qrehmibauer Linda Rader, Dean Ulery. THIRD ROfft Gary Sutton, David Heate, Gary Kesler, John Simon, Jack Brown, Grable Cheek, Gary Fauble, Bob Exline. E G H T H RowlEmd ' s Barber Shop - Appointment Closed all day Tuesday and Friday Evening Phone 965- 2032 - Ohio City, Ohio Compliments of Kohn ' s Komer Ohio City, Ohio - Phone 965-2107 Open 7 days a week Agler ' s Pure Comer Phone 966- 2306 Ccanplete Car Service Ohio City, Ohio Ohio City Office-Van Wert National Bank Tour bank of convenience Phone 965- 2129 Ohio City, Ohio BOTTOM ROWt Jackie Beach, Vicki Ajnweg, Janet Carr, Phyliss Riekerd, Nanoy Stanford, Toby Thomas, David Akennan, John Tolan, Mike Ainsworth, Gary Rice, SECOND ROW, Mrs. Nomina, Cathy Sallee, Adellna Berlanga, Kathy Clouse, Connie Gribler, Vicki Shindeldecker, Jody Parrish, Wendy Sidle, Jackie High. THIRD RCWt Neal Bolenbaugh, James Chilcote, Jacob Delgado, Ed Ainsworth, Charles Coon, Jessie Landrvun, Terry Stuokey, John Jones 5 E V E T H s X T H BOTTOM ROSTj Robert Agler, Gary Stetler, Joe Hoffman, Denzil Wort- man, Douglas Bolenbaugh, Gail Haver, Sheryl Coxirtney, Kathy Bruns, Phyllis Ickes, Phyllis Brubaker. SECOND ROW: Eddie Ulrey, Mrs. Hard- en, Jack Rollins, James Parrish, Jed Gouts, Mickey Wells, Shelby Wright, Portia Agler, Cheryl Jo Rickard, Regina Agler, Susanne Johnson. THIRD ROW: Maryann Bolenbaugh, Leilani Kreiger, Melodie Agler, Vioki Krugh, Debby Johnson, Eleemor Mathew, Sherri Hernandez, Peggy Cheek, Cheri Jo Lawson. Absent: James Carr Sponsored by Times-Bulletin Newspaper Van Wert, Ohio The Rockford Press Printers Publishers Typewriters Adding Machines Sales Service Phone 363-5971 Rockford, Ohio BOTTOM ROW: Monty Metcalfe, Alan Putman, Brad Sheidt, Kathy Lin- ton, Cindy Kinsie, David Mounts, Debra McMillen, Tona Lancaster, Ronald Kline, Cheryl Linn, Elvin Williams. SECOND ROW: Roberta Tolan, Mrs, Houser, Connie Shi ndel decker, Barbara Johnson, Sandra Kesler, Carol Oechsle, Jerry Landrum, Mary Alice Jones, Cheryl Sxitton, Teresa Stemen, James Price, Brad Marbaugh. F F T H  } F F T H BOTTOM ROW: Michael Kauble, Kaulene Ho-TBrman, Brenda Grant, Brad Bodkins, Brenda Sue Anweg, Ann George, Kathleen Bigham, Kenneth Car- mean, Ricky Ellinger, Deborah Glattli, Kathy German. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Springer, Melanie Bolenbaugh, Jay Dee Jones, Douglas Kline, Phillip Akerman, Carol Fauble, David Bolenbaugh, Brenda Chilcote, Roger Elick, Sue Ann Coon, Sandra Cassel, Vicki Cowan. Compliments of Ohio City Hardware Compliments of Sharp ' s Canning Factory InC( Ohio City, Ohio BOTTOM ROW: Terry Rickard, Dean Bolenbaugh, Kenny Dull, ■ Delores Nieto, Burdette Bolenbaugh, Brad Beach, Julie Ulrey, Susie Marbaugh, Elmer Dai- man, Kathy Rosendahl, Pam Krugh, Janet Bashore. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Koch, Florinda Berlanga, Gary Lockhart, Marjiann Ernie, Ronald Agler, Dale Boroff, Jean Landrum, Jim Bolenbaugh, John Rice, Tina Pollock, C rol Radtr, Penny Shindeldecker. F O U R T H T H R D BOTTOM ROW: Vicld. Doan, Mary Gribler, Billy Carr, Susan Court- ney, Robin Kline, Sue Hurless, Ricky Army, Merl Bolenbaugh, Ricky Berlanga. SECO ID ROWj Chuck Bigham, Bobby Delgado, Theresa Gard- ner, Dick Cassel, Bruce Elick, Jean Chilcote, Denis Ellinger, Jinany Foster, Janie Berlanga. Absent: Jackie Ainsworth. Paul Bodkins - Sohio Distributor Ohio City, Ohio - Phone 965-2052 Compliments of Spitler ' s Appliance Ohio City, Ohio - Phone 965-2388 T H R D BOTTOM ROVT: Gary Ickes, Jane Parrish, Joe Nieto, Bing Scheidt, Kay Stanford, Ron Rosendahl, Micheal Mounts, Pamela LAnton, Eric Uerkle , Jon Leiendecker, Ramona Schaadt. SECOND ROTs lirs. Putinan, Geargia Riohey, Cathy ' .Vilder, Dennis Davis, Basil Agler, Jr. George, Jim Rickard, Charles Smith, Dan Swoveland.Jim Hoffman, Sussin Kesler, Melody ' .Tells. BOTTOM ROWs Michael Kauble, Kaulene Ho-7«nnan, Brenda Grant, Brad Bodkins, Brenda Sue Anwreg, Ann George, Kathleen Bigham, Kenneth Car- mean, Ricky Ellinger, Deborah Glattli, Kathy German. SECOND ROWi Mrs. Springer, Melanie Bolenbaugh, Jay Dee Jones, Douglas Kline, Phillip Akerman, Carol Fauble, Dairid Bolenbaugh, Brenda Chilcote, Roger Eliok, Sue Ann Coon, Sandra Cassel, Vicki Cowan. Carl A. Tlright Pure Oil Products Van Wert, Ohio s E C o N D BOTTOll ROWj Cheryl Straim, Angela Nieto, Matt Lancaster, Brian Kiniie, Randy McDorman, Gary Krugh, Rickey Kohn, Gary Linn, Kay Mot- tinger. SECOND ROWt Mrs. Witten, Mark Keber, Sandra Stemen, Nancy Parker, Cindy Mason, Janet Chilcot , Dnm SiroTeland, Susan Wright, Thomas Leiendecker, Karen Marbaugh. F R S T F R S T BOTTOM ROW: Vicld. Doan, Mary Grlbler, Billy Carr, Susan Court- ney, Robin Kline, Sue Hurless, Ricky Amry, Merl Bolenbaugh, Ricky Berlanga. SECOMD ROWj Chuck Bigham, Bobby Delgado, Theresa Gard- ner, Dick CaBsel, Bruce Elick, Jean Chilcote, Denis Ellinger, Jimmy Foster, Janie Berlanga. Absent: Jackie Ainsworth. K I N D E R G A R T E N BOTTOM ROJTi Juanita Nieto, Micheal Arwreg, Cynthia Doan, Becky Linn, Ricky Lockhart, Diane Ickes, Jerry Parrish, Colby Lancaster. SECOND ROWt Gregg Bashore, Dannie Boroff , Douglas Jones, Kathy Her- tel, Brenda Johnson, Douglas Mottinger, Vicky Lockhart, Gregory Wa- terman, Ruth Ann Arnold, Vickae Merkle, Billy Shaw, Kay Long« THIRD ROWt Teresa Clark, Donald Bragg, Sue Waterman, Van Merkle, Tad Sick- ard, Hal Wann, Harold Sinith, Sara Delgado, Freddie Landolt. Abeentt David Burget, Robin Nofer, Cynthia Sutton. Grade Favorites H rfioi ,M tiAl o , Compliments of Continental Can Company V o , Radio Station WERT (1220) (98.9) AM FM Compliments of Brookside Dairy and DriTe -In Stop and enjoy our homemade Ice Cream Van Wert, Ohio Compliments of Doctors Hjrre G tes Van Wert, Ohio Thomas Jewelry 114 S, Washington St. Van Wert, Ohio KeepsaJce Diamonds Bui ova Watches Caravelle Elgin Speidel Bands Van Wert Tractor Sales Leonard Harvey Ford Tractors 4 Equipment Varsity Basketball 1 WM Wf flH Wm WKi BOTTOM ROWj Bob McPhail and Don Mottinger, Managers. SECOND ROWi Mike Carr, Steve Hardmon, Jim Dlbert, Larry Linton, Steve Dlbert, Chuck Hunter, Mr. Koch, Coach; John Rollins, Tom Vright, Ron Allmandinger, Dan Kline, Mike Bodkins. Reserve Basketball LEFT TO RIGHT t Jerry Landolt, Chuck Wateraan, Marrln Agler, Bed Bolenbaugh, Karl Gribler, Mr. Koch, Coaoh; Mark Bolenbaugh, Tom Chll- ooto, Larry Tickle, Ronnie Kline, Terry Linton CIITOY DULL HANCT GALLOWAY High School Cheerleaders JOrCE BRAGG JOABM CLODSE W ARRIORS High School Baseball Team TmmmllnS LEFT TO RIGHT J I rry Snttoa, Mlks Klin , Keviii Beach, Mike Carr, Jim Dlbert, Ned Bolenbaugh, Chuck Hunter, U ric Bolenbaugh, Mr. Koch, Steve Dibert, Marvlii Agler, Jerry Landolt, Dan Kline, Careon Cheek, Mike Bodkins, Steve Hardnon, Chuck Blokle. Junior High Baseball Team I£FT TO RIGHT I John Tolan, David Ackerman, Terry Stuokey, Bob £z line, John Simon, Jackie Brown, G«try Fauble, Sell Bolenbaugh, Grable ChMk, John L«a0 ster. Coach - Mr. Matthias. Junior High Basketball BOTTOM RO.T: John Rice, Maaager; Rax Medford, Gary Sutton, Terry Stuokey, Dare Akerman, John Tolan, Bobby Exline, Manager. 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C e .-H o 5 I C  3 ' -3 Mm (. 1 ® c -a I- ' — 1 -« m ® qj _ c o , o t. a • I- o X ' - ' « O r-l Oi • i-l O .-H X • « O M -P O . „ _  © O : CO CO u 73 X O ss a _fl ' a) O O X -H -rt 01 CO tj ce o « : o o cs . uj: :— OQ X— e:):i: Band Officers and Council Mr. Ransbottom, Director. BOTTOM ROVT: Carol Clouse, Annelle Doan, Cindy Dull, Jane Mathew, Penny Couts, Marvel ffi. , Carolyn Matthenrs , SEC- OND ROYt Richard Mathew, Ned Bolenbaugh, Steve Dibert, Chuck Hunter, Tom Ash, Doug Ityers, Carson Cheek, Neil Bolenbaugh. Kennedy Manufacturing Company Tan Wert, Ohio National Seal Division Federal Mogul Boirer Bearing Inc. Van Wert, Ohio Joaim Clouse, President; Dorothy Mathew, Reporter; Mr, Ransbottom, Director; Mark Bolenbaugh, Librarian; Diane Profit, Secretary; Carolyn Matthews, Accompanist Chorus Officers Girls ' Glee Club BOTTOM ROWt Mr, Ransbottom, Director; Carolyn MatthcTTS, Aocompan- iet, SECOND ROWj Annette Elick, Barbara Rice, Joann Clouse, Carol Lan- dolt, Pam Wright, Rebecca Moore, Judy Brown, Kathy Kline, Carolyn Kline, Janice Annreg, Marvel High, Jill Shaw, Cindy Dull, THIRD ROW: Diane Profit, Sandy Wise, Arlene Witten, Dorothy Mathew, Paulette Ream, Shar- on Agler, Shirley Cheek, Betty Arnold, Beverly Jokes, Penny Couts, Bar- bara Kline, Sandra Wright. FOURTH ROW: Sue Good, June Haver, Norma Kraner, Carol Clouse, Linda Simon, Annelle Doan, Pam Ellinger, Beverly Grant, Joyce Landolt, Nancy Galloway, Joan Brubaker, Sandra Agler, Diane Gunter, Sandra Rickard, Sharon Agler, BOTTOM ROWt Mr, Ransbottom, Direotorj Richard Mathew, Accompanist. SECOND ROWt Ronnie anith, Jerry Landolt, Gary Medford, Charles Rollins, Larry Linton, Mark Bolenbaugh, Chuck Waterman, Carson Cheek, Kevin Beach. THIRD ROWt Bruce Bolenbaugh, Phil Cowan, Mike Bodkins, Jim Di- bei , Ronnie Allmandinger, Mel Hurless, John Rollins Boys ' Glee Club f fft|tf tnv% t f Triple Trio BOTTOM ROW: Carol Clouso, Carol Landolt, Dorothy Mathew, Jill Shaw, Cindy Dull. SECOND ROWj Joann Clouse, Linda Simon, Nancy Galloway, Mary Ina UcConn. BOTTOM ROWi Cindy Dull, Mr. Ransbottom, Director; Tom Ash, John Simon, Chuck Hunter, Carolyn Matthews, Carol Clous , SECOND ROW: Mel HurlCEs, Gary Fauble, Jack Brown, Charles Rollins, Arland Glosette, Ronnie Smith, THIRD ROW: Sandra Agler, Ned Bolenbaugh, Mark Bolenbaugh Dance Band - the Ohioans Majorettes BOTTOM ROWs Marvel High, Head Majorette. SECOND ROW: Carol Ag- ler, Jane Parrish, Pam Linton, Jackie Beach. THIRD ROW: Janice Am- weg, Sharon MoKensie, Mark Bolenbaugh, Drum Major. BOTTOM ROWr Mickey Wells, Eddie Ulrey, Eleanor Matheir, Douglas Klin e, Cheryl Sutton, James Price, David Bolenbaugh, Melody Agler, Regina Agler, David Mounts, Ann George, Sandra Kesler, Jack Rollins SECOND ROW: Debra McMillan, Allen Putman, Vickie Cowan, Phyllis Brubaker, Brad Bodkins, Cindy Einzie, Brad Scheldt, Sue Arnireg, Sandra Cassel. Junior Band U Ocs t V. h ° t-, u -H ta OS c -p O X « • D tt D •H •• C IS fe o . o D ■ ' O ® j: DO tj •a o E) o o (4 (h a -H t. t j -H •H P:! g (S oj D « M El O -H to ; ! C rH O •H Q) O 4 -H i-l O O Oi X X O • 3 • Ph j:; m u, • rH -H t C -P Si Xi K e t a O a i-H nH 3 oi ti 01 -p o o 0) C5 -H pq •H C -a i © S M +J (D © -H r-l e O i-l o oi Oj «! S 5 ' -3 t •H fl -a -H «i CO rH a O O ti CO Hi lO OS d 1-1 0) IB +5 C3 ® C i-H O B -H (D -P O f-l 3 ti o X LD 3: O CITIAN STAFF SEATED: Diane Profit, Assistant Editor j Sandy Mae, Editor. STAKDINGi Miss Schumm, Sponsori Richard Uathew, Bonnie Johnson, Larry Linton, Beckie Moore, Associate Editorj Doyt Johnson, Asso- ciate Editor; Gary Medford, Photographer, Judy Brown, Art Editor, Mel HurlesB, Business Manager } Cindy Dull, Chuck Hunter, Jill Shaw, Boyd Kline. Totem Pole Staff rr£f o n£ H ' SEATEDf Rodger Rico, Assistant Editorj Diane Guntor, Editor; Judy Brown, Art Editor. STANDING: Sandy Wise, Beckie Moore, Jim Cooper, Diane Profit, Doyt Johnson, Joann Clouse, Nancy Galloway, Bonnie Johnson, Paulette Ream, Carolyn Matthews, Joyce Landolt, Richard Mathew, Miss Shunm, Sponsor. Y-Teens BOTTOM ROVYi Joann Clousa, Stiident Council Representatlre; Rebeooa Moore, Reporter; Neila Priohard, President; June Haver, Secretary; Joyce Landolt, Treasurer; Mrs. Koch, Sponsor. SECOND ROTi Sandra Wise, Marvel High, Dorothy Mathew, Arlene Witten, Penny Gouts, Cindy Dull, Norma Kraner, Janice Anweg, Carol Clouse, Jill Shaw, Diane Profit, Mary Ina MeConn. THIRD RCTTi Sharon Agler, Annelle Doan, Nancy Galloway, Paulette Ream, Susan Good, Bonnie Rickard, Joan Brubaksr, Pam Ellinger, Beverly Grant, Linda Simon, Pam Wright. FOURTH RO.T: Barbara Kline, Sally Ricketts, Carol Landolt, Kathy Kline, Sandra Rickard, Caroline Kline, Beverly Custer, Linda Stetler, Margaret Agler, Shirley Cheek, Beverly Ickes. Home Economics Club BOTTOM ROfft Linda Stetler, John Wortman, Vice-President; Lor- raine Wallace, Vice-President; June Haver, Reporter; Sandy Vise, President; Annette Elick, Secretary; Penny Couts, Treasurer? Kathy Kline, Betty Arnold, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Clevenger, Sponsor; Janice Annreg, Barbara Rice, Gary Tribolet, Jim Cooper, Dean Strawn, Cheryl Agler, Sharon Agler, Marvel High. THIRD ROW: John Gardner, Dan Am- weg, Karl Gribler, Richard McHugh, Charles Adelblue, Steve Putman, FOURTH ROWt Norma Kraner, Judy Brown, Peggy Annreg, Bonnie Rickard, Sue Good, Carol Clouse, Sandra Agler, Becky Uottinger, Beverly Custero BOTTOM ROWr Cheryl Putman, Sharon Courtney, Linda Rader, Judy Agler, Da rlene Kireheubauer, Nancy Doan, Jane Uathew, Angela Delgado, Connie nine, SECOND ROWt Carol Agler, Leslie Stemen, Tenia Custer, Christ- ina Swoveland, Beverly Johnson, Debbie Prichard,. Sharon Agler, Shirley Spitler, Sharon McKenzle. Future Homemakers of America BOTTOM ROWt Lorraine Wallace, Secretary; Janice Amweg, Vice- Presidentj Marvel High, President; Beverly Custer, Treasurer; SEC- OND ROWt Sharon Agler, Barbara Rice. THIRD ROWs Christine Swov- eland, Sharon Courtney, Cheryl Putman, Margaret Agler, Annette Eliok, Penny Gouts. FOURTH ROWj Mrs. Clevenger, Sponsor; Kathy Kline, Linda Stetler, Carol Agler, Darlene Kirchenbauer, Betty Ar- nold, Sharon MoKenfie, Cheryl Agler, Tania Custer. FIFTH ROW: Sue Good, John Wortman, Karl Gribler, Richard McHugh, Jim Cooper. Student Council BOTTOK ROW; Leslie Stemen, Cindy Dull, Annelle Doan, Jill Shaw, Phyllis Rickard, John Tolan, Rex laedford, Terry Gallaway. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leiendecker, Sponsor; Ric i iathew. President} Ron Allmandinger, Vice-President; Richard McHugh, Charles Rollins, Jim Dibert, Joyce, Bragg, Beckle lioore, Secretary-Treasurer j Marvel High Youth For Christ BOTTOM ROW J Cindy Dull Joyce Landolt, Bonnie Johnson, Jotinn Clouse, Joan Bnibaker, President; Nancy Galloway, Secretary-Treas- urer; Ric Mathew, Vice-President; Carol Landolt, Jane liathew. SEC- OND ROW I Arlene Witten, Annelle Doan, Dorothy liathew, BeTerly Johnson, Joy Riclcetts, Barbara Johnson, Judy Brown, Betty Ar old, Sally Rickette THIRD RCWt Kevin Beach, Mrs. Houser, Sponsorj Carson Cheek, Tom Chiloote, Bruce Bolenbaugh, John Vortman, Phil Cowan, Ronnie Smith o UIADING TO A CLIMAX THE CLASS OPENING NIGHT I 1 s 1 lib 51 BUSY CLASSROOM— Ha I THE Junior p , „,, high WHITE STAR IN TROUBLE— AS USUAL ri Y. R C. 0|! || Volleyball Team BOTTOM ROW: Diane Gunter, Barb John- son, Bonnie Johnson, Dorothy Mathewo SEC- OND ROW: Annelle Doan, Nancy Galloway, Jo Brubaker, Joyce Landolt Quiz Team t . F A BOTTOM ROW: Ric Mathaw, Phil Cowan. SECOND ROW: Judy Brown, Diane Gunter, Jo Brubaker, Joyce Landolt, Dorothy Mathew. Quiz Team at practice. Basketball Team Left to Right: Doyt Johnson, John Wortman, Butch Kline, Mike Kline, Gary Medford. Butch Kline is one of two boye from Jan Wert County named to the Ohio All Stars. These boys were chosen for their sportsmanship and athletic ability. They will play at the National Invitational Teen Olympios if Ohio is inrltad. COUNT Y BASEBALL CHAMPS BOTTOM ROW J Carson Cheek, Kevin Beach, Jerry Landolt, Dan Kline, Mike Carr, Mike Bodkins, Steve Hardman. SECOND ROWj Mr. Koch, Coach; Marvin Agler , Steve Dibert, Chuck Hunter, Ned Bolenbaugh, Jim Dibert. PRE SfNT- S Have a Peanut, Sophie Prom and Banquet 67th Alumni a o t-« (butrfeins uLc Ml s- -%i TOMORROW MINDED PROTECTION PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY BY HAVING ADEQUATE INSURANCE. PROTECT YOUR FUTURE BY SEEING US ABOUT A JOB. CE.WIML IIITIIL miiUMi company N ft KK I . null n I n n -,-t-J-h- -• BRUCE SYMON3 CHEVllOLET-OI.DS r- ■ .-.: - Best Wishes to the Class of ' 63 Insurance Service - Fire - Auto - Life Main Street Ohio City, Ohio Phone 965-2050 ' ° GARDNER LUMBER CO. j m rnvmi -— ComplliBents of Oftrdner Lugiber Company ffl RSH SUPER-MARKET, Marsh Supermarket Your Guide Post to Greater Values Route 127 Van Wert, Ohio Zii ' s Coffee Shop Just Plain Good Food Ohio City, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1963 Juanita Brown ' s Beauty Shop Fhone - 965-2028 Ohio City, Ohio Booster Page Jo C. Penney Company Van Wert, Ohio Killion Jewlere Van Wert, Ohio Laudicks Jewelery Van Wert, Ohio Jonestown Feed Co. Ohio City, Ohio Kennedy-Kuhn Implement Co. 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