Old Fort High School - Trail Yearbook (Old Fort, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

. ' orefoord We, the seniors of 1967-1968, present this yearbook to the Old Fort Community in recognition of the accomplishments completed in the past year by the students of Old Fort School. Through the following pages of this yearbook many experiences of our school days are recalled. The support given by the sponsors and advertisers and the patient efforts provided by the class of 1968 and our advisor are sincerely appreci¬ ated by us in making this edition of “The Trail” possible. The Co-Editors mtual jiiaff Seated: Mrs. Newman, Advisor; Susan Shaffer, Sales Manager; Kenneth Ulmer, Sales Manager; Cheryl Recker, Co-Edi¬ tor; Paula Sheidler, Co-Editor; Jon Williman, Advertising Manager; Steven Haugh, Advertising Manager. Row 1: Jennie Hersh, Activities Editor; Teresa Speller, Assembly Editor; Cindy Huston, Alumni Editor; Mary Cunningham, Alumni Editor; Deborah Seiner, Assembly Editor; Nanette Byrne, Class Will; Alberta Smith, Class Historian; Susan Mestrez, Class Will; Irma Cantu, Photography Editor. Row 2: Janice Joseph, Assembly Editor; Karen Staley, Ac¬ tivities Editor; Douglas Pence, Assembly Editor; Douglas Colgate, Sports Editor; Steve Magers, Sports Editor; Charles Fausey, Class Prophecy; Ronnie Rau, Class Prophecy; Jake Wonder, Photography Editor; Sharon Puffenberger, Class Historian. The Class of 1968 wishes to dedicate this issue of “The Trail” to Mr. Paul Gillmor. Mr. Gillmor has been a member of the Old Fort School Board since January, 1948. Since January, 1965 he has been president of the Old Fort Board of Education. He has always been very interested in Old Fort School and has worked hard to make it one of the best schools in Seneca County. Our special thanks to Mr. Gillmor for presenting ground to Old Fort School to be used as an Athletic Field. It is hoped, Mr. Gillmor, that by this dedication we may express in a small way our appreciation for your many kind¬ nesses and hard work. 4 Seated: Mervin Ransom, John Buskirk, President; Alton Zimmerman, Vice-President. Standing: Donald Pence, Paul Molyet. On January 9, 1968, The Old Fort Board of Education reorganized. Mr. John Buskirk was elected President and Mr. Alton Zimmerman, Vice-President. The first Monday night of each month is the regular meeting time for the Board. With the help of a cup of coffee and rolls or doughnuts the men attempt to solve the many complex problems facing them. Many additional meetings have been held by Old Fort’s Board of Education. Re-organization is being considered very strongly. The Old Fort School Community owes much to these men who willingly devote much extra time to the business of making Old Fort School a good school. The community has expressed its loyalty many times by supporting and pass¬ ing every school tax levy presented. The Old Fort Board of Education is very grateful and appreciates the community’s trust in the members. This ex¬ cellent cooperation by every one has made Old Fort School one of the best schools in Seneca County. upermiembnt • V MR. ROGER E. GODDARD, Superintendent of Old Fort School, has been here for five years. He has a B.S. in Edu¬ cation from Defiance College, and a M.S. in Education from Indiana University. He has taken and is now taking additional work at Toledo University for a Ph. D. Degree. He also took post-graduate work at Miami University. Mr. Goddard’s name appeared in Who’s Who for the year 1966-1967. An honor he so well deserves. A well-planned curriculm has been instituted by Mr. Goddard. A very good science and mathematics program has been established. New furniture for several rooms has been bought. The migrant program has been expanded. In the fall of 1967 Old Fort School was the educational center for all migrant students in the Green Springs, Bettsville, and Old Fort Districts. Due to Mr. Goddard’s excellent guidance, planning, and hard work. Old Fort School continues to hold a very important and respected place with all schools in the surrounding territory. Old Fort School is one of the two Seneca County Schools who are members of the North Central Association. The class of 1968 expresses a hearty “thank you” to Mr. Goddard for his foresight, guidance and excellent leadership. 7 “Principals MRS. HELEN M. NEWMAN Mrs. Newman has a B.S. from Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity. She also has many hours of additional work from Ohio State University, Heidelberg College, Bowling Green State University and correspondence work from Indiana University. For twenty-five years she has been Principal of Old Fort High School. She is one of the few women high school principals in the state of Ohio. Besides the duties involved as Principal, she also teaches bookkeeping, a general mathe¬ matics class, and a government class. She is Advisor for the Juniors, Student Council, Annual, Cheerleaders, Honor So¬ ciety, Individual Speech Events, and is director of the One- Act Play. Mrs. Newman is a member of the North Central Associ¬ ation team to judge high schools who are applying for mem¬ bership in the Association. MR. NORMAN SHILEY Mr. Shiley has a B.A. from Heidelberg College. He is pre¬ sently working on his Masters Degree at Toledo University. He has been at Old Fort School for seven years. Five and one-half years of that time he taught sixth grade. For the last one and one-half years, Mr. Shiley has been Elementary Principal and has taught Seventh Grade Arith¬ metic. Mr. Shiley had previously worked in industry before he began teaching at Old Fort. He is a graduate of Old Fort School. 8 HI nsi Slim! !!!■m u { Bawl UBM mimrntm p w . %, . hl ' BB— ■« ■iS! ■in !fcSaWMMII w ,l| ■H8HKVURvHH W 1 MR. JOHN BRUEGGEMEIER B. S. Defiance College Mathematics, Track Coach, Varsity Basketball Coach Ninth Grade Co-Advisor MR. JAMES ROSENDAHL B.S. in Education Bowling Green State University Health, Physical Education, Base¬ ball Coach, Reserve Basketball Coach MISS KAY ZIEGLER B.S. in Business Administration, B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University Office Practice, Business Math, Shorthand, Typing, Newspaper Advisor Eighth Grade Co-Advisor MRS. LOIS MURRAY B.A. Otterbein College, Ohio Uni¬ versity, Heidelberg College, Bowl¬ ing Green State University Spanish I, II, and III, Latin I and II Speech MR. JOEL OMLOR B.A. Heidelberg College Science, Biology, Freshman Bas¬ ketball Coach Eighth Grade Co-Advisor MR. JOHN HANCOCK B.S. Ohio Northern University, Bowling Green State University American History 8,11; World History 10 Tenth Grade Co-Advisor MRS. LINDA WENTLING B.S. Findlay College English 10,11,12 MISS JUDY HENDERSON Heidelberg College English 7,8 MR. ARTHUR MEHAFFEY B.A. Heidelberg College Government, Ohio History, Geography, Driver’s Education, Twelfth Grade Co-Advisor MR. JOHN SHIETS B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity Physics, Chemistry, General Sci¬ ence Seventh Grade Co-Advisor 11 MRS. SANDRA BEST B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity, Heidelberg College Elementary Librarian, Special Reading MISS ALYSAN AZMAN B.S. in Education, Bowling Green State University Ninth Grade Co-Advisor, English MR. H. H. AUSTERMILLER B.S. Ohio State University Vocational Agricultural, F.F.A. Advisor, Eleventh Grade Co-Advi¬ sor MRS. EDNA WATSON B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity Home Economics, Tenth Grade Co-Advisor MR. CARL SCHAFER B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity High School Music 12 MR. BURTON BENEFIEL Bowling Green State University Social Studies 5,6 MRS. MAUDE COULTIER Ball State College Science, English, Spelling 5,6 I MR. LARRY SEMER Heidelberg College Math 5,6 MRS. RUTH ACKERMAN B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity Reading 5,6 MRS. KAREN HEGNAUER B.A. Heidelberg College Fourth Grade 13 MRS. FRANCIS WITTER Bowling Green State University, Heidelberg College Second Grade MRS. ESTHER GIBSON B. A. Heidelberg College, Bowling Green State University Third Grade MISS LINDA STARK Bowling Green State University Third Grade MR. THOMAS KASHMER B.S. Bowling Green State Univer¬ sity Fourth Grade c_ 14 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MRS. DONNA BRUEGGEMEIER B.S. Defiance College First Grade ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MRS. RENEE SEMER Bowling Green State University First Grade MISS SHARON CRAMER B.A. Heidelberg College First Grade MRS. ELIZABETH CASSELMAN B.A. Heidelberg College, New York University, Anne Reno Teacher’s Training School Kindergarten MRS. DIANE JAECK Bowling Green State University Speech Therapist 15 MRS. MARGARET HEISER Bowling Green State University Migrants 3 MISS RUTH RULE Bowling Green State University Migrants 5,6 MRS. RAYA JEAN MILLER B.S. Bowling Greeen State Univer¬ sity Elementary Music MRS. LUELLA STIGER Bowling Green State University Migrants 5,6 MISS NOREEN SANSILO Bowling Green State University Migrants 3 | 1 i V 16 MRS. MATTIE MEHAFFEY B.A. Heidelberg College Grade Substitute, Migrant Teacher Grades 1 2 MRS. KATHERINE HOOVER Assistant Teacher to Migrant school MRS. DONNA SHILEY Assistant Teacher to Migrant School FACULTY AND EMPLOYEES HIGH SCHOOL COOKS—Mrs. Evelyn Bagley, Mrs. Al¬ ma Lynch, Mrs. Doris May. it . • SQf � ' ' Jr- T ' i wM vMi Jt 1 BUS DRIVERS-Harry Stiger, Joel Omlor, Wilbur Whitman, Mutt Keim, Fred Stover, George Bock, Ralph Joseph, Arthur Mehaffey, Carl Schafer. ELEMENTARY OFFICE SECRE- HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE TARY-Mrs. Doris Hoke. SECRETARY Mrs. Gladys Semer. ELEMENTARY COOKS—Mrs. Garnetta Hoover, Mrs. Laura Diment, Mrs. Faye Zimmerman, Mrs. Alice Whitman. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN- HIGH SCHOOL AND ELE- ELEMENTARY CUSTODIAN BUS MECHANIC- Alfred Hepner. MENTARY CUSTODIAN- —William DeTray. Harry Stiger. Mutt Keim. ' � • fts W irnr % 1 H ' |! JmV J P «5j(||•� «8S8 BV jdf jXuni «cM df • g r gi aspr - - jE | B :’.e •• ? .; ' iF-v. ■Pp ' . . ' {t? % Srf3@ teaw emors ARTHUR KENNETH ULMER “Ken” Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Class Officer, Mixed Chorus, Stu¬ dent Council Individual Events 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Flag Attendant 3; Ensemble 4; Ju¬ nior and Senior Play, Annual Staff. PAULA JEAN SHEIDLER “Jean” Cheerleader, Student Council, Band, Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Scholarship Team, Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Flute Ensemble, Student Secretary 2,3; Coun¬ ty Band, District Band, Orch¬ estra, G.A.A. Girls’ Basket¬ ball 3,4; Debate 1; F.H.A. 4; Junior and Senior Play, An¬ nual Staff. CHERYL LEE RECKER “Cherie” Honor Roll, Scholarship Team, Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, County Band 1,2,3,4; District Sci¬ ence Projects 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; County Honor Soci¬ ety, Student Council, G.A.A., Volleyball 3,4; National Honor Society, Junior and Senior Play; Annual Staff. JONATHAN LYNN WILLIMAN “Jon” Baseball, Basketball, Newspaper Staff, Individual Speech 3,4;Class officer, Track 4; Senior Play, Annual Staff. MOTTO - Onward FLOWER - Pink carnation tipped red COLOR - Burgundy and white MOTTO, COLORS, FLOWER x. Kenneth Ulmer — President Paula Sheidler — Vice-President Cheryl Recker — Secretary Jon Williman — Treasurer Kenneth Wonder — Reporter CLASS OFFICERS MICHAEL ROBERT BETHEL “Bethel” Track, Baseball 2,3; Science Proj¬ ect 1; Cross-Country 2; Newspaper Staff, Basketball 3; Junior and Senior Play. MARY IRMA CANTU “Carter” Cheerleader, Band, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2; F.H.A. Officer 2,4; County Music Contest 2; County Band, Li¬ brarian 3; Junior and Senior Play, Annual Staff. BENJAMIN HARRISON CHAFFEE “Ben” Parliamentary Procedure, Soil Judging, F.F.A., F.F.A. Offi¬ cer 1,2,3,4; Public Speaking, Student Council 1. NANETTE MARIE BYRNE “Nan” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff, Volleyball 4; Junior Play. DOUGLAS GENE COLGATE “Tooth” Basketball, Baseball, Track 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Ju¬ nior Play, Senior Play. PATRICK ALLEN CHANEY “Pat” Band, Solos, Trombone Quar¬ tet, Extemp. Speaking 1,2,3, 4; Orchestra, Scholarship Tests 1,2,3; County Band, District Band 2,3,4; County Orchestra 2,3; Science Proj¬ ect 1; Basketball 4; Junior Play, Senior Play. MARY ELLEN CUNNINGHAM “Mary” Individual Events, District Speech Contest, Honor Roll, Scholastic Team, Newspaper Staff, District Science Fair, Class Officer 1,3; Citizenship Award, County Honor Society, Librarian, Principal’s Secretary, Debate, Jr. and Sr. Play, National Honor Society, G.A.A. CHARLES EUGENE FAUSEY “Chuck” Basketball, F.F.A., Dairy Judging, Livestock Judging 1,2,3,4; Base¬ ball 1,2; F.F.A. Officer, Land Judging 3,4; Annual Staff, Senior Play, Newspaper Staff 4. RODNEY LYNNE GILLMOR “Les” F.F.A., Basketball, Livestock Judging, F.F.A. Officer 3,4; Dairy Judging, Parliamentary Procedure 1,2,3,4; Land Judg¬ ing, Baseball 1: District Land Judging 4. L JAMES ALBERT HESSICK “Henry” Parliamentary Procedure, F.F.A., F.F.A. officer 1,2,3,4; Basketball, Dairy Judging, County General Livestock Judging 1,2,3; Scholar¬ ship Team 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Baseball, Track 3,4; National Gold Medal Dairy Judging-lst in the state 3. STEPHEN RICHARD HAUGH “Lord” Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3; Scholarship Team, County Orchestra, Baseball, Saxo¬ phone Solo 1,2; District Sci¬ ence Project 1,3; County Band 2,3; Basketball, Citizen¬ ship 1; State Science Project 3; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff. JENNY LYNNE HERSH “Viney” Band, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. offi¬ cer 2,3,4; G.A.A., Newspaper Staff 3,4; Orchestra, Band, County Or¬ chestra 2; County Band 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Junior and Senior Plays, Annual Staff. GREGORY HADE HUBER “Greg” Mixed Chorus, Boys’ Chorus, District Chorus, Land Judging, Dairy Judging, Parliamentary Procedure, F.F.A. 3,4; Track 3; Senior Class Play. CYNTHIA JOY HUSTON “Cindy” Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Girls Chorus, Librarian 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Sci¬ ence Fair 1; Junior Play, Se¬ nior Play, Annual Staff. SUSAN DIANE MESTREZ “Sue” Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Orchestra, F.H.A., Band 1,2,3; Girls’ Ensem¬ ble, Girls’ Chorus 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Newspaper Staff, Guidance office secretary, G.A.A., Volley¬ ball, Junior and Senior Plays. 4444 SUSAN KAY NIGHSWANDER “Sue” F.EI.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls’ Chorus 1,2; Li¬ brarian 1; Newspaper Staff, Principal’s office secretary 3. STEPHEN SCOTT MAGERS “Bip” Basketball, Track 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Junior Play, Senior Play, An¬ nual Staff. JANICE LOUISE JOSEPH “Louie” Mixed Chorus, F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; F.H.A. officer 2,4; Volley¬ ball 1,2,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2; Newspaper Staff, G.A.A., Principal’s office Secretary 3, 4; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff. PAMELA SUE KECKLER “Pam” F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,3; Librarian 1,2; Principal’s office secretary 3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1; Individual Events 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Science Project 1; Junior Play, Se¬ nior Play. JAMES BURTON PUFFENBERGER “Yimmy” Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Cross¬ country 1; Junior Play, Senior Play. RONALD LEE RAU “Brother Ro” Basketball, Baseball, Track 1, 2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Parliamen¬ tary Procedure 3; Junior Play, Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff. DOUGLAS ALAN PENCE “Shorty” Band, Basketball, Mixed Cho rus 1,2,3,4; Baseball, Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; Boys’ Ensemble, Boys’ Chorus, Orchestra 2,3; County Honor Society, County Cho¬ rus 3,4; Track 2; Newspaper 4; National Honor Society, Annual Staff, Junior and Se¬ nior Plays, Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Citizenship Award 1,2,3; Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4. FRANCISCO SALDIVAR, JR. “Frank” Junior Class Play. SHARON KAY PUFFENBERGER “Sherrie” F.H.A. 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus 1; Volleyball, G.A.A. 3; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff. WILLIAM CARL SCHWENKE “Bill” Honor Roll, Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4; County Honor Soci¬ ety 3,4; Class Officer, Stu¬ dent Council 2; Mixed Cho¬ rus, National Honor Society, Newspaper Staff 4; Junior Play. DEBORAH ELAINE SEMER “Deb” Individual Events, Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff, Band, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble, Volleyball, Mixed Ensemble 2,3,4; County Or¬ chestra, Prince of Peace 1,2; County Honor Society, G.A.A. 3,4; One Act Play 2; Girl’s Basketball 3,4; Nation¬ al Honor Society 4; State Speech 1,3. SUSAN MARIE SHAFFER “Susie” Cheerleader, Scholarship Team, Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian, Girl’s Ensemble 2,3; Attica Science Fair 1,3; G.A.A.; Debate 1; News¬ paper Staff, Prince of Peace, County Chorus, Volleyball 2,4; Girl’s Basketball, District Science Fair, Junior Play, Senior Play. RONALD LEE SHIREMAN “Roni” Track 1,2,3; Senior Play. t ALBERTA LOUELLA SMITH “Bert” F.H.A. 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus, Girl’s Chorus 1; F.H.A. Offi¬ cer 3; Annual Staff, Junior and Senior Plays. DAVID LEE SNYDER “Dave” Baseball, Track, Librarian, Newspaper Staff 1,2; Mixed Chorus, Scholarship Team 3, 4; Basketball 1,3; Student Council, Class Officer 1; En¬ semble 4; Junior Play, Senior Play. TERESA IRENE SPELLER “Teri” Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Newspaper Staff, County Band 2,4; G.A.A., F.H.A. Offi¬ cer 3,4; County Orchestra, County Chorus, Mixed Ensemble, County F.H.A. Officer, Honor Society, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff. CECELIA PEARL TOLENTO “Cece” Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus, Librarian 3,4; F.H.A 4; Junior Play, Senior Play. GERALD ALAN WILBERT “Jerry” Band, County Solo and En¬ semble Contest 1,2,3,4; Coun¬ ty Band, Baseball 2,3,4; Dis¬ trict Solo and Ensemble Con¬ test 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Dis¬ trict Band 2; Senior Play. KAREN RUTH STALEY “Karen” F.H.A. 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Chorus, Volleyball 1; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff. KENNETH JACOB WONDER “Jake” Band, Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, County Band, County Chorus, District Chorus, Mixed Ensem¬ ble, Vocal Solo, Basket¬ ball Manager 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Chorus 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; County Orchestra 2,3; Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff, In¬ strumental Solo, Brass Sextet 1,2. LYLE IVAN ZYSKI “Zeke” Junior Class Play, Se¬ nior Class Play. ■ OUR JUNIOR PLAY GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE “George Washington Slept Here” found the class of’68 as Juniors trying under the direction of Mrs. Jerry Sweeny, to put together its first theatrical production. The play itself, concerned Newton Fuller (Kenneth Ulmer), his wife Annabelle, (Deborah Semer) and his daughter Madge (Susan Mestrez) and their lives as they moved from a big city apartment to a dilapidated old house in the country. It was truly a comedy from the word go with Farmer Kimber (Ronnie Rau) taking advantage of a city slicker’s lack of rural knowledge, cook Katie (Jennie Hersh) combating cows in her kitchen, Maid Hester (Irma Cantu) in an unmarried uproar, nephew Ray¬ mond (Stephen Haugh) as a nasty little rascal, Mrs. Douglas (Mary Cunningham) as the lady next door, actor Clayton Evans (Douglas Colgate) and his actress wife Rena Leslie (Susan Shaf¬ fer) having typical Hollywood romance problems, Sue Barrington (Paula Sheidler), Miss Wilcox (Cecelia Tolento), Tommy (William Schwenke) and Leggett (Stephen Magers) as Madge’s friends who drop in for a fun (?) weekend, Mr. Prescott (Patrick Chaney) trying to own the en¬ tire territory, Steve (Douglas Pence) Madge’s boyfriend who tries to be understanding and rich Uncle Stanley (Jake Wonder) who really doesn’t have a penny. However, all’s well that ends well and the play was a great success. THE VERY OPPOSITE SEX On November 3, 1967, the Senior Class presented their Senior Play, “The Very Opposite Sex.” Mrs. Sandra Best directed this three-act comedy. The play opens on a sidewalk near the high school in Weston, Minnesota. Binky Blaine (Susan Shaffer) a senior, has just moved to Weston. She meets Emma (Janice Joseph), one of the brainy students of Weston. Roger Andrews (Douglas Pence), a very popular male-type stu¬ dent, and his sister Sooky (Sue Mestrez) and friend Mabes (Alberta Smith) who fill Binky in on Roger and Vera (Jean Sheidler), the girl he dates. Binky decides to join Junior Achievement when she finds out Roger is a very active member. Binky makes many friends in Junior Achievement: Mr. McGovern (Jon Williman) is the ad¬ visor, Sally (Sharon Puffenberger), Horse (Gerald Wilbert), Phil (James Hessick), Rosey (Cecelia Tolento), Joey (Ronnie Shireman), and Nancy (Irma Cantu). At the first meeting, Binky makes a big sale to a buyer from a large department store. Miss Adrian (Debbie Semer). However, Roger discovers it was Binky’s father (Pat Chaney) who fired his mother (Mary Cunningham). After a big fight, Binky decides to transfer from Roger’s company to the Horsefeathers Com¬ pany. In the spring, when it is near closing time for the J.A. companies, Horsefeathers is in last place. However, they discover that their feathers can be made into dog food. On the night of the large banquet, which is attended by the members’ parents: Phil’s father (Steve Haugh), Rosey’s dad (Jake Wonder), Sally’s mother (Teri Speller), Vera’s mother (Jennie Hersh), and Mr. Adrian (Greg Huber); Binky’s company is nearly arrested by a policeman (Charles Fausey) for running her father’s laundry. lift} J H i 3 U1M (Atm i S j , ... • M Nanette Byrne Susie Shaffer Mike Bethel Sue Mestrez Teri Speller Jim Puffenberger Cherie Recker Bill Schwenke Greg Huber Jean Sheidler Chuck Fausey Steve Haugh j t J 1 1 vrt ' Mary Ellen Pam Keckler Cunningham Rod Gillmar Irma Cantu Jon Williman Doug Colgate Photograph not available Steve Magers Cecelia Talento Frank Saldivar Pat Chaney Class |Mtstoru On September 4, 1956, forty-seven first graders gathered in either Mrs. Biddle or Mrs. Mosier’s room for one full day of school. Of these forty-seven, with new additions and withdrawals, forty of us remain. They are as follows: Michael Bethel, Nanette Byrne, Irma Cantu, Ben Chaffee, Patrick Chaney, Douglas Colgate, Mary Ellen Cunningham, Charles Fausey, Rodney Gillmor, Steven Haugh, Jennie Hersh, James Hessick, Gregory Huber, Cindy Huston, Janice Joseph, Pamela Keckler, Steven Magers, Susan Nighswander, Douglas Pence, James Puffenberger, Sharon Puffenberger, Ronnie Rau, Cheryl Recker, Frank Saldivar, William Schwenke, Deborah Semer, Susan Shaffer, Paula Sheidler, Ronald Shireman, Alberta Smith, David Snyder, Teresa Speller, Karen Staley, Cecelia Tolento, Kenneth Ulmer, Gerald Wilbert, Jon Williman, Jacob Wonder, and Fyle Zyski. Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Witter led us through our second year of school. Our new members this year were Rachel Daugen- bach, Irma Cantu, Sharon Propes, Rex Mellott, Ronald Harpe, Joey Mesnard, Jackie Mesnard, Patsy Nycum, Marvin Daven¬ port, Jerry Cook, and Raymond Daugenbaugh. As third graders we learned many exciting things and had a chance to get to know each other better. We were also taught a different type of writing. This was fun. The teachers who helped us through this year were Mrs. Gibson and Miss Blossom. Our new members were Paulette Mesnard, Nancy Perry, Claudette Mesnard, Tom Brandyberry, Daniel Webb, Margaret Oliver, John Brown, and Sandy Ison. In our fourth year of school Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Snyder had the privilege of leading us. We had no new members this year. Mrs. Baxa and Mr. Bare led us through the fifth grade. This year Sharon Puffenberger, Alberta Smith, Frances Flores, Linda Terry, Larry Adams, and William Bintz was added to our class. In our last year of elementary school Mrs. Cloutier and Mr. Shiley helped us so we could make our way to Junior High. Mike Hemmerly, Debra Ford, James Puffenberger, and Margaret Zablocki joined us this year. In Junior High we learned many different things. We also felt older because we were seventh graders and were in with high school kids. We also had a chance to participate in many school activities. During this year we won a magazine sale. The prize was a class trip. We all had chosen to go to Put-In-Bay. Our advisor was Mr. Burton. The class officers were Tom Brandyberry, President; Paula Sheidler, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Cunningham, Treasurer; and Cheryl Recker, Secretary. Mr. Lutz and Miss Ziegler directed us through the eighth grade. This was our big step towards high school. Barbara Rau, Nancy Snell, Glen and Dennis Morton, Robert Hites, Lyle Zyski, Terry Calvert, and Cindy Huston helped increase our class. This year we won another magazine sale and again received a class trip as a prize. This time we chose to go to Columbus airport and the School for the Blind in Columbus, Ohio. The class officers were Paula Sheidler, President; David Snyder, Vice- President; Mary Ellen Cunningham, Secretary; and Deborah Semer, Treasurer. Mr. Lutz urged us forward through our freshman year, too. As the saying goes “third time’s a charm,” well, for the third time we won another magazine sale and this time we went to Toledo. Our new members this year were Pam Keckler and Ken Ulmer. Our class officers were Paula Sheidler, President; David Snyder, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Cunningham, Secretary- Treasurer. As sophomores Mr. Brueggemeier and Mrs. Wilier were our class advisors. This year the class officers included President Paula Sheidler; Vice-President Ken Ulmer; and Secretary-Treasurer William Schwenke. Robert Baxter and William Schwenke were our only new members. Mr. Austermiller and Mrs. Newman helped us through our junior year of high school. This along with our senior year, was the most exciting year in high school. Our money-making projects were a sweatshirt sale, a car wash, our Junior Class Play, (The play was entitled “George Wash¬ ington Slept Here,” directed by Mrs. Jerry Sweeney), and we sold programs at the basketball games. With the money earned we sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom. This was held at Lehman’s Lodge in Fostoria. The theme for it was “Blue Hawaii.” The class officers were President Kenneth Ulmer; Vice-President Paula Sheidler; Secretary Cheryl Recker; and Treasurer Mary Ellen Cunningham. We had only one new member during this year, Jon Williman. Now in our senior year we look back at all the wonderful things that have happened to us through the twelve years we spent at Old Fort School. As seniors, Mr. Austermiller and many of the teachers led us on our way to greater opportunities in life. We also earned money in our senior year. Our money-making projects were a sweatshirt sale, selling programs at the basket¬ ball games, running the concession stand, and our Senior Class Play entitled “The Very Opposite Sex” directed by Mrs. Sandra Best. This year our class officers were Kenneth Ulmer, President; Paula Sheidler, Vice-President; Cheryl Recker, Secretary; and Jon Williman, Treasurer. By Alberta Smith and Sharon Puffenberger 35 (Ulass ProjjJjeqi With the growing population of Old Fort City, many new businesses are developing. STEVE MAGERS, the newly elected mayor, has appointed JIM HESSICK as the town cop, and JON WILLIMAN as the Justice of the Peace. The Old Fort Pickle Station is a real large company now with FRANK SALDIVAR as the manager. With farmers like ROD GILLMOR and JERRY WILBERT, the company is the largest in the area. As we traveled on through the city, the taxi cab driver, GREG HUBER, stopped and showed us the school. Employed there was none other than SUSIE SHAFFER and DEBBIE SEMER. All ot a sudden a loud noise was heard. A yellow Corvette driven by JEAN SHEIDLER came sliding around the corner with state patrolman DOUG COLGATE chasing her. Shireman s Garage was just down the street so we took our car down to have it serviced. The owner and operator was none other than RON SHIREMAN and chief mechanic was LYLE ZYSKI. Their private secretary was IRMA CANTU. Sports have played a big part in our city. RON RAU is now coaching the Old Fort Jets, with his all pro halfback DOUG PENCE leading the team. Helping Ron are his chief scouts STEVE HAUGH and PAT CHANEY. Old Fort is a real swinging place with CHUCK FAUSEY operating a teen-age night club. KEN ULMER and JIM PUFF- ENBERGER are the two waiters. JAKE WONDER, DAVE SNYDER, BILL SCHWENKE, and BEN CHAFFEE had the entertainment with their own band. On the sixteenth floor of the Old Fort State Building, NANETTE BYRNE and SUE MESTREZ are employed as secre¬ taries. On the next floor JANICE JOSEPH and TERESA SPELLER are running a beauty parlor. As we move on we see JENNIE HERSH as the clerk at the Old Fort Store. KAREN STALEY is the bookkeeper there. CHERYL RECKER and MARY CUNNINGHAM are running a nursing school with SHARON PUFFENBERGER and ALBERTA SMITH employed there as secretaries. Now we turn and go west and find another Beauty Shop owned by CINDY HUSTON. She has three girls that we know working for her. They are PAM KECKLER, CECELIA TOLENTO, and SUE NIGHSWANDER. We stopped and talked with them for awhile. Then we saw a barber shop and decided that we needed a hair cut. We walked across the street and found that MIKE BETHEL was the owner. After getting our hair cut and chatting with Mike for a short time; it was time to leave the big city of Old Fort and go back to the jungle. George of the Jungle Tom Slick Class JUtll We, the SENIOR CLASS of 1968, being of sound mind and body do here-by make our last will and testament. To the JUNIORS, we will our home room seats in the study hall. To the SOPHOMORES, we will our many school books, in hopes they use them as wisely as we did. To the FRESHMEN, we will our supreme intelligence, in hopes that by the time they become Seniors they will have discovered how to use it. I, MIKE BETHEL, will my little 292T pink panther to Robert Adams in hopes that he can have better luck with it than I did. I, NANETTE BYRNE, will my books to my brother Robin in hopes that he uses them better than I did. I, IRMA CANTU, will my height (5’1 4”) to any tall person that wants it. I, BEN CHAFFEE, will my long dark hair and ability to keep calm to Mr. Mehaffey who lost both of his, I believe. I, PAT CHANEY, having nothing of value, will just leave. I, DOUG COLGATE, will my bull-leggedness to any basketball player who wants to jump higher. I, MARY CUNNINGHAM, will my phys. ed. locker to my sister, Janine, in hopes that she can find a way to open it. I, CHUCK FAUSEY, will my studying ability to Jeff Fry in hopes that he will put it to good use. I, ROD GILIMOR, will my comb to Jane Oakleaf in hopes she doesn’t forget how to use it. I, STEPHEN HAUGH, will that the will of the person I will this will to, will he too rewill his will to the original wilier. I, JENNIE HERSH, will the F.H.A. gavel to the next President, in hopes that she will enjoy being President as much as I have this past year. I, JAMES HESSICK, will my ability to raise good hogs to Dennis Stacy in hopes that he will raise better cows. I, GREG HUBER, will my study hall seat in second period to Steve Huston so he can sit in it instead of standing in the corner. I, CINDY HUSTON, will my ability to stay out of trouble to my brothers, in hopes that they use it soon. I, JANICE JOSEPH, will my graceful ability to fall in the snow, to Janet Fry who has already done this several times, i, PAM KECKLER, will my ability to lose my skirt in study hall to Linda Bethel in hopes she never loses hers. t I, STEVE MAGERS, will my ability to dunk the basketball to Roger Huth who feels he would like to do this. I, SUE MESTREZ, will my tiny features and height to Kathy Renninger who thinks she’d be happier as a “little” girl. I, SUE NIGHSWANDER, will my red hair to Mr. Hancock so he can buy the bottles that he says I buy. I, DOUG PENCE, will my trumpet playing ability to Mark Murray in hopes he improves in the years to come. I, JAMES PUFFENBERGER, will my ability in track to Ed Cantu. I, SHARON PUFFENBERGER, will my Senior class seat to my sister, Lou Ann, and my dark hair to any bleached blonde, and my government book to anyone who can get more out of it than I did. I, RONNIE RAU, will my ability to sprain my ankles to Rick Sanford who already has a good start. 37 Olla ss •Bill ((ttontinfied) I, CHERIE RECKER, will my “low-slung” locker (which Eve been lucky to have for the last 2 years) to any short person in hopes she doesn’t ruin as many nylons as I did getting books out of the “thing.” I, BILL SCHWENKE, will my mathematical ability to David Main. I, DEBBIE SEMER.will to Daniel and Joseph Hiestand, because they’re such good boys, all my school books and the good times that went with them in hopes that their high school days are a success. I, SUSIE SHAFFER, will my long brown hair to any person who believes that blondes have more fun. I, PAULA JEAN SHEIDLER, will my ability to not slug people to Tom Whitman in hopes that I won’t get anymore black and blue arms. I, RON SHIREMAN, being in a sound state of mind, will the second gear from my Ford Six Banger to Moe Fry in hopes that he puts it to better use than I did. I, ALBERTA SMITH, will my flirting ability with boys from other schools to my kid sisters, Cindy and Teresa. I, DAVE SNYDER, will my long hair to Robbie Hersh in hopes that it will cover that big bald spot. I, TERESA SPELLER, will my ability to behave (?) in all classes and study hall to Lu Ann Wickert, who needs it quite badly. I, KAREN STALEY, will my red corvair to Barb Burkart so that she may drive to school next year and won’t have to suffer riding the bus. I, CECELIA TOLENTO, will my long straight hair to Patti Bowlin in hopes that she will take care of it better than I do. I, KEN ULMER, will my height to Larry Willis in hopes that he will just plain use it. I, JERRY WILBERT, will my size 14 shoes to Ricky Gillmor in hopes that he may get use out of them. I, JON WILLIMAN, will my migrant-sitting job to anyone who wants to get out of sixth period study hall. I, KENNETH WONDER, in sound state of mind (sometimes) will my physique and loud personality to Bill Murray whose case is hopeless. I, LYLE ZYSKI, will my ability to work in the wood working shop to any of the underclassmen. We, the Senior Class of Old Fort School, do hereby sign this, our last will and testament, in the eyes of our witnesses. Witnesses: Enryb Ettenan Zertsem Nasus Jasper Higgins Calvin Carlile A %£ + 1 + sU 1 + 1 + k 1 + juSi camera shy 38 (Pur J[irst (irudes Seated: Margaret Gonzalez, Susan Shaffer, Nanette Byrnes, Debra Semer, Melissa Reed, Janice Joseph, Susan Mes- trez, Cindy Davis. Standing: Cindy Mackling, Cheryl Recker, Charles Digby, Steve Magers, Glenn Murphy, Donald Ball, Cecelia Tolento, Nancy Perry, Mrs. Biddle, teacher. Row 3: Steve Haugh, Dave Snyder, Jake Wonder, Richard Bird, Denny Wickert, Gerald Wilbert, Doug Pence, Cornelius Stienmetz, William Mangus. f i 3 ' M gv, - - 1| 7X al ' - ' i K } J % ] i || 1 : t , A 1 l i 1 | § Seated: Carol Myers, Linda Bethel, Sandra Smith, Jennie Hersh, Paula Sheidler, Teresa Speller, Karen Staley, Jane Cruz. Standing: Jack Downing, Steve Steyer, Chuck Fausey, Marcia Abbott, Sue Nighswander, Mary Ellen Cun¬ ningham, Brenda Sue Daubert, Linda Lou Daubert, Ronnie Rau, Gregory Huber, James Hessick, Douglas Colgate, Gordon Terry, Mrs. Mosier, teacher. Absent: Jonathon Ewald, Sharon McDole. r � i k p §L 1 1 2 ' t4 « v |,y •« -vi Mm lv J E sC JHI r tel _W I I ! f etttor |: ' i 4 P|Hl 4 ;■■ ; • - , j� Wjl fa JL w ® ■ jff taEufetl I - |f«Sj«r S ■ E£j|||p ' UfpIXLl- m iu+i f 4i K Saf ‘ 480: l y -;- fcJlMe • -j m ft Wm 7T� i % ' wt P K i ' f F IlMMH KS m mm lima I1BW (Eratb Dale Anderson Patricia Beeler Linda Bethel Barbara Burkart Glen Chaffee Stephen Cleveland Thomas Clifton Richard Colvin Jack Downing Janet Fry Karen Fry Duane Gillmor Beverly Roth LaDonna Sheidler Neil Steinmetz Mary Steyer Steve Steyer Karen Stout Marsha Hanna Cynthia Haugh Michael Hoke Richard Hull Rodger Huth Kathleen Laird Mrs. Newman, Co-Advisor Mr. Austermiller, Co-Advisor Gilbert Lemmerman David Main Terry Moyer Sharon Murray Diane Powell Kathy Renninger Wendy Trembath Ronald Terry Charlene Warren Patricia Werner Dennis Wickert Dorothy Ziegler (Hrade Petra Balderas Diane Barnes Roberta Bethel Marcia Binkley William Binkley Pamela Brown Robin Byrne Debra Chaffee Douglas Cleveland Winifred Colgate Stephen Dandar Roberta DeMonte Dee Druckenmiller Catherine Foreman Joanna Foreman Bradley Fry Karen Gabel Zilpa Garza Margaret Gonzalez Vickie Grahm Susan Lutz Michael Murray William Murray Carol Myers Rick Myers Judy Oakleaf Curtis Ransom Ronald Ryman Richard Sanford Deborah Shellhammer Pamela Shiley Kathleen Smith Dennis Stacy Kathleen Stiger John Swope i J §£_ f , V i Opal Terry Alice Ulmer Frederick Wilbert Martha Zyski Mr. H ancock, advise Mrs. Watson, advise Absent, Manuel Garza 45 (irade ttte Linda Anderson Robert Barnes Barbara Beeler Janine Bock Deborah Bowers Jean Bowers Patti Bowlin Paulette Bryon Edward Cantu Carol Cleveland Lynn Cleveland Bonnie Curns Kenneth Curns Lisa DuMond LaDonna Fortney Emily Fry Beverly Haugh Arthur Hen re tty Bob Hoffman Steve Hoke Jane Huffman Deborah Jibilian Kristie Kizer Jim Kohlenberg Santo LaVoy Hope Martinez Deb Meisner Luis Mendozse Edwin Molyet Mark Murray Cynthia Newman Connie Oakleaf Jane Oakleaf Betsy Pence Tom Perry Lou Puffenberger Norm Rathfelder Sarah Riehm Charlotte Roth Rod Shiley Carol Smith Rick Smith Jane Steyer Claudia Stout Paula Stover David Strang Doug Terry Esthe r Tolento Gaylord Trautman Debra Warren Keith Whitman Kent Whitman Steve Whitman Larry Willis Miss Azman Mr. Brueggemeier, advisors 46 (6rarb Jltgljf Donald Abbott Usbaldo Ascencio Pam Bagley Domingo Balderas Francio Balderas Luis Balderas Judy Bender Steven Berlekamp Linda Binkley Omar Brionez Kenneth Brown Rita Brutcher Robert Burkart David Burks John Burks Petra Cantu Janine Cunningham Sandy DeLaFuente Don DeMoss Jeffrey Downing William Ellis Gloria Escabedo Mr. Joel Omlor, Adv. Clester Foreman Jeffrey Fry Netti Garza Marsha Haack Jean Hall Robert Hersh Loretta Hessick Robert Hoke Robert Humes Henry Huston David Huth Carol Joseph Blanche Lange Darlene Logan Abel Lopez Gail Minter Maria Molyet Rebecca Murray Cheryl Niday Laura Nowak John Oakleaf Diane Overmyer Mel Pina Gary Powell Martha Rathfelder LuAnn Recker Janice Roth Kevin Ryman Terie Shaffer Debra Shireman Judith Sherman Edna Stockdale Boyd Terry Daniel Terry John Thompson Debbie Trautman LuAnn Wickert Donald Zyski Nancy Zyski Miss Ziegler, Advisor 47 (Sratb Linda Abbott Robert Adams Bernice Barney Kenneth Barth Mary Bastian Kenneth Biller Bobbie Borough Vickie Borough Thomas Bryon James Burks Jerry Cantu Matthew Dandar Daniel DeMoss James Dickens Elizabeth Druckenmiller Peggy Druckenmiller Arturo Escabedo Chica Garza Connie Gillmor Rick Gillmor Rebecca Guzman Pamela Heilman Steven Huston Denise Huth David Jibilian Glen Johnson Linda Joseph Larry Keim James Kizer Nancy Laird Robert Longoria Amy Lutz Bruce Lutz Carma Marshall (Iratb Sciiett Dora Martinez Constancia Mendoza Alfredo Miranda Donna Moore Glen Moore V ' , ftr ' __ tflf Lucinda McLaughlin Scott Neeley Rosemary Nighswander David Omler Eloy Palacios David Pence Gary Perkins Lynn Perry Arminta Priddy Douglas Rosenberger Jessie Saldivar Cruz Sandoval Irene Sandoval Manual Sauceda Karen Schall Pf % Sharon Schall Patricia Shiley Emma Silva John Silva Linda Steyer Kim Stiger Michael Stiger Jeffrey Stover Peter Strang James Thompson Douglas Trembath Thomas Whitman Elizabeth Wise David Zimmerman Mrs. Wentling, Co-Advisor Mr. Shiets, Co-Advisor 49 Tw wtm , d y; : ; • git M % 11 r w Bj; : W j V; A. ! J||| ,-rT dSR IS BF «■ ,-r] I - J ?;■ SP J dratb xx Dale Bender Thomas Cameron Mike Druckenmiller Albert Eckel Ronald Fortney William Humes Deborah Kiesel Sherry Kiesel Timothy Kizer Michael Klaiss Larry Kohlenberg Debra Marshall Valentine Martinez Mrs. Maude Cloutier, Teacher Karen Meade LaDonna Meade Dan Oakleaf Nancy Oakleaf Charles Priddy Mike Puffenburger Holly Sheidler Larry Smith Dena Stiger Lydia Stockdale Wilma Sturgill Vernon Terry Rocky Walters Absent: Paul Riehm (Grade Monte Hill Marsha Hoke John Longbrake Deborah Barto Kathy Biller Brenda Binkley Brent Binkley Marsha Brutcher Melanie Burks Patrick Cleveland Sue Cunningham James Ellis Clay Foreman Christina Molyet Bradley Newman Bradley Omlor Martha Ransom Gary Fry Nick Heilman Geralyn Hill Mr. Benefiel, Teacher Jane Stover Michael Terry Connie Watkins Cheryl Weiker John Wise Nick Withrow (Iratb 3fhie Ken Adams Sharon Bagley Janice Bender Loretta Binkley Don Bittler Jennifer Burkart Diane DeMoss Barbara Dicken Jerry Downing Debra Druckenmiller James Gegorski David Hade Ronald Hall Cathy Haubert Becky Heilman Mrs. Ackerman, Teacher John Hoover III Martha Molyet Carol Montgomery Betty Moore Christine Neeley Richard Omlor Cheryl Perkins James Smith Fred Steyer Mary Terry Jeff Trautman Beverly Ulmer Michael Whitman Teresa Withrow (fratb 3 James Adams Peggy Beeler Donald Berlekamp William Biller Shirley Bowers Cheryl Clem Darlene Cleveland Larry Cook Cindra Curns Karen Druckenmiller Sharon Fortney Randall Fry Cathy Gillmor Peter Heilman Mr. Semer, teacher David Hoke Harry Huber Cindy Huth Mark Jibilian Mike Molyet Elizabeth Murray Cheryl Myers John Overmyer James Rapp Pamela Smith Nanette Stockdale Teresa Walters Stephen Williman Lora Wonder 55 (§rndt 3[our Diane Barger Alfred Barney Kathyrn Barth Myron Bender Teresa Borough Donald Bryon Mary Burks Vivica Cleveland Alvin DeMonte Nancy Eschenbrenner Victor Fox Karen Gillmor William Klaiss Rodger Lange Brenda Joseph Anita Martinez Mrs. Hagnauer, teacher James Miller Pamela Molyet Pamela Niday Karen Oakleaf Cheryl Omlor Charles Rapp Diane Rau Scott Rosenberger Larry Scherger Patrick Smith Daniel Snay Patrick Swickard Patricia Terry Christina Whitman Rise Wise fllracb Sfour P Id Marilyn Beier Martha Beeler Pamela Borough Thomas Burks Susan Cantu Nancy Casselman Terry Cleveland Elizabeth Cunningham Donald Ellis Regina Fry Edna Gibson Paul Haugh Daniel Hiestand Margaret Humes Robert McCormack Jeffrey Miller Lynne Nowak Linda Oakleaf James Perry Linda Phillips Sharon Shireman Diane Siefert Willis Smith Robert Stockdale Larry Weiker Paula Zieber Edith Zyski Mr. Kashmer, Teacher Oiracb tEfym Becky Barto Jacqueline Beeler Thomas Biller Ronald Bowers Delane Clem Vickie DeRan Ron Druckenmiller Joe Foreman Mary Garza John Gegorski Phillip Lee Wayne Longbrake Juanita Molyet Robert Molyet Mrs. Gibson, Teacher Donald Powell John Riehm Linda Ritzenthaler Lorrie Saxion David Smith Linda Smith Anna Sturgill Dale Terry Julie Walters Mark Zimmerman Christa Heilman Mary Heyman Rebecca Kizer 58 (iratte Chris Ackerman Deborah Barger Cindy Beeler Steven Blue Julie Burkart Tom DeRan Duane Fortney Bryon Fry Danny Hoke Cheryl Klaiss Gwen Lee Wendell Main Jeffrey Marshall Miss Stark, teacher Mary Martinez Mary McCormack Craig Mellott Kimberly Molyet Roy Roth Rick Shellhammer Susan Sherman Mark Shiley Cynthia Stiger David Stout Ralph Watson Ronald Whitman Phyllis Zieber (iratle James Berlekamp Elaine DeMoss Ted DeRan Charles Eckel David Gonzalez James Hedges Cindy Heilman Lucy Heilman Connie Hoke Connie Lynch Timothy Miller Mrs. Witter, Teacher Molly Murray Lisa Nowak Perry Perkins Julie Perry Thomas Seifert Robert Shellhammer Lynda Snay Lewis Sturgill Edward Symons Linda Ramerez Joseph Wonder 60 David Riehm Janeen Ryman Albert Smith Michael Snyder Lisa Swickard David Watson Kathy Molyet Robert Murray Connie Myers Anna Prenzlin Jerry Priddy Kenneth Rapp dracb tEfao Kim Ackerman William Barnes Michael Eschenbrenne Diane Faunce Chris Harrah Kathleen Heilman Scott Hepp Dora Heyman Robert Huffman Billy Kiesel Teresa Klaiss Joni Miller Miss Saum, Teacher (Hracte due William Barger Jodi Best Sandra Bock Karen Cleveland Brenda Curns Jonathan Dandar Thomas Fox Julie Haubert Janet Heilman David Heyman Joseph Hiestand Mrs. Brueggemeier, teacher Gregory Jones Kristy Keim Mark Mellot Melissa Mellot Bonnie Overmyer Sharon Perry Sherry Root Terry Root Jody Simon Mark Smith Elizabeth Strait Absent: Robert Seifert 62 (iratb (Prte Timothy Beeler David Bender Brenda Biddle Gale Borer Mary Cameron Kathy Cleveland Charles Hill Kathleen Huffman Mrs. Semer, Teacher Robert Kerlin Randy Lynch Brian McCormack Gary Scherger Nancy Shauer Diane Smith Diane Stover Michael Watkins Richard Zieber Robert Frontz Melanie Haack Elizabeth Havens Ernest Hersh Linda Neeley Tammy Newman Tony Perry Florence Schall ft JE A ' Hsui 63 (Iratb dtte Lisa Lynch Linda McLaughlin Miss Cramer Teacher Jeffrey Molyet Patricia Molyet Brenda Moore Robert Perkins Steven Rau Connie Roth Cindy Ahle Tamara Biller Robin Brownell Daniel Dick Manuel Garza Douglas Gottwald Donna Steyer Jerry Terry Ruth Walters Anthony West Sheri Willis Brenda Yates 64 mdergartert (JV.iH.) Ismael Bazaldua Belinda Benevedez Deborah Biddle Jeffrey Cleveland Laura Cleveland Aida Escabedo Leisa Faunce Gloria Flores Nora Lee Flores Juanita Garza Tammy Garza Bobby Gillmor Paul Heilman Alicia Martinez Michele Oakleaf Kathy Overmyer Nicholas Reiter Dalia Saldivar Mike Sanchez Lisa Shireman Beverly Smith Steven Smith David Snay Norma Jean Vasques 65 ttttbrgaden Rene Borough Lisa Burks Christopher Cameron Cynthia Clem Anna Dandar Valerie DeRan Catherine Eschebrenner Marie Foreman James Heyman Andrew Jones Beverly Lynch Anthony Miller Sandra Molyet Diana Prenzlin Harry Saxion Douglas Sheidler Lucinda Smith 66 JHtgrattts Row 1: Urbina Guadalupe, Irma Yasi, Maria Alvarez, Isabel Torres, Grace Lopez, Dora Urbina, Estella Urbina, Gloria Ysasi, Victoria Torres, Minerva Saldivar, Mary Longoria, Jessie Gomez, Chrisello Cardenas, Johnny Benavidez, Reuben Gon¬ zalez, Raul Ramirez, Jose Faruez, Lupe Vasqieg, Miss Rule, teacher. Row 1: Eva Palacios, Eloisa Palacios, Angie Miranda, Josephine Zamudio, Moemi Villarreal, Edelmira Ascencio, Arminda Mata, Teresa Sanchez, Diana Benavides, Diana Perez, Enedelia Obregon. Row 2: Reymundo Longoria, Alejandro Lopez, Jimmie Galvan, Norma Maldona, Yolanda Longoria, Eloise Pena, Minerva Sauceda, Linda Miranda, Hilda Garcia, Felix Bal¬ deras, Jose Ascencio, Bernarda Chavez. Row 3: Felyse Saldivar, Lorenzo Amaya, Gilbert Rodriquez, Luyse Cantu, Alfonso Benavidez, Arturo Mata, Jose Rios, Johnny Ramirez, Johnny Hernandez, Noe Vega, Mrs. Stiger, teacher. 68 jMtgrattts Row 1: Mary Vasques, Celsa Mata, Maria Mata, Grace Villarreal, Mary Silva, Connie Rodriquez. Row 2: Ramiro Perez, Mario Hernandez, Robert Perez, Marcelino Rico, Anna Martinez, Mary Amairllas, Manuela Flores, Abelardo Gomez, Jessie Garza, Ricky Longoria. Row 3: Raciel Saldivar, Ricky Miranda, Reynaldo Garza, Luis Yzaquirre, Jessie Guzman, Miquel Garcia, Romon Rodirquez, Hector Rameriz, Oscar Longoria, Mrs. Voelzke, Teacher. Row 1: Irma Martinez, Mary Lou Rico, Ninfa Castillo, Rosa Alvarez, Emelda Obregon, Rosa Torres, Sofia Zamudio, Yolanda Ysasi, Olga Mata, Sara Cabrera, Susan Hernandez. Row 2: Pete Sauceda, Gustavo Cardenas, Jaime Mata, Daniel Villarreal, Maria Garza, Elizabeth Morales, Maria Garcia, Margarita Martinez, Rosa Flores, Beatriz Lopez, Gerardo Cheavz, Rudy Sanchez, Johnny Torres, Ramito Beruman. Row 3: Miss Sansilo, teacher; Frankie Ysasi, Ruben Silva, Arturo Lopez, Damian Benavibez, Lazaro Garacia, Domingo Garzia, Juan Amarillo, Justino Sanchez, Alex Avardo, Salvador Rena, Mrs. Heiser, teacher. 69 Migrants Row 1: Marcia Elena Hernandez, Mary Helen Zamudio, Rosalinda Escobedo, Lulu Martinez, Sylivia Longoria, Linda Cabrera. Row 2: Javier Molina, Jose Luis Rameriz, Roas Garza, Noemi Guzman, Julia Balderas, Natividad Chavez, Amy Miranda, Mary Bell Basadula, Lreddie Sandaval, Alex Llores. Row 3: Javier Ybarra, Manuel Alcorta, Adrian Pena, Eddie Miranda, Joel Guzman, Jose Hernandez, Antonio Hernandez, Pablo Llores, Thomas Urbina, Rafael Cabrera, Jaime Hernan¬ dez, Mrs. Hoover, teacher. Row 1: Tony Cardenas, Lredrico Lopez, Letty Torres, Delia Villarrel, Carmel ita Rodriquez, Josefina Martinez, Norma Perales, Ernestina Garcia, Rosie Lopez, Irene Martinez, Linda Yanez, Nora Castillo, Mary Jane Valle, Meryann Castillo, Jose Garza. Row 2: Raul Cardenas, Ricardo Martinez, Armando Garcia, Guadalupe Gonzalez, Oralia Martinez, Olga Villanueva, Elifonso Ysasi, Martin Martinez, Tito Gonzalez, Adam Martinez, Mrs. Shiley, teacher. Row 3: Kay Austermiller, assistant; David Martinez, Daniel Garcia, Seve Benavidez, Armando Guturrez, Rene Yanez, Juan Yanez, Reynaldo Gonzalez, Rey Ur¬ bina, Antonia Longoria, Jose Lopez, Juan Perales, Susan Casselman, assistant. Absent: Rafael Ysasi, Lrancisco Alverez, Raldfo Ramirez, Carlos Hernandez, Gilberto Hernandez. 70 Migrants Row 1: Irma Berumen, Nina Balderas, Teresa Torres, Odulia Limon, Gloria Garcia, Carmen Morales, Lydia Garcia, Sally Galvan, Isabel Alcorta. Row 2: Robert Rodriquez, Jesse Chavez, Reynaldo Hernandez, Joe Rene Morales, Michael Cantu, Rene Molina, Pablo Rico, Ramiro Hernandez, Juan Hernandez. Row 3: Mrs. Mehaffey, teacher; Jose Sandoval, Sergio Rod¬ riquez, Joe Cantu, Isabel Morales, Jr., Lupe Ramirez, Victor Basaldua, Rudolfa Yzaguirre. 71 1 — t . . jig. , . ; Seated: Duane Gillmor, Treasurer; Charles Fausey, Vice-President; Rodney Gillmor, President; Gilbert Lemmerman, Secretary; Ben Chaffee, Reporter. Row 1: Santo LaVoy, Richard Hull, Jack Downing, Steve Magers, Gordon Terry, Historian; Kenneth Curns, William Murray, Student Advisor; Mr. Austermiller, Advisor. Row 2: Robert Huffman, Ed¬ ward Molyet, Tim Hessick, Greg Huber, Mark Murray, Mike Murray, Glenn Chaffee, Keith Whitman, Jim Hessick, Lynn Cleveland. 74 Gilbert Lemmerman, James Hessick, Dennis Stacy. Dennis Stacy, Jim Hessick, Steve Main. The Old Fort Chapter of the Future Farmer’s of America were well represented at the 1967-F.F.A. State Dairy Judging at the Division of the Ohio State University Agriculture Department in Columbus, Ohio, on May 6, 1967 by Steve Main (a se¬ nior of 1967, who placed first in the Seneca County F.F.A. Dairy Judging Contest), Dennis Stacy (a Freshman in 1967,and second on the County Team), and James Hessick (a Junior in 1967, taking the place of Jan Austermiller, who was on the Land Judging team, which conflicted with Dairy judging and the General Livestock Judging team). All four boys placed in the top three in the county General Livestock Contest. But someone on the Dairy Team couldn’t be on the General Team. The Dairy Team took first place in the annual state contest held at Ohio State University. The team scored 1,173 points out of a possible 1,500. James Hessick scored 443 out of a possible 500, which made him the highest individual in the state. Stacy scored 374 and Main 356. The contestants judged one ring each of Ayrshires, Brown Swiss, Guernseys, Holsteins, and Jerseys. Questions were asked on the first three rings and pedigrees were judged on the Holsteins and Jerseys. After winning the Ohio contest, the Old Fort team had ttfe honor of representing the Ohio F.F.A. at the National F.F.A. Contest held in connection with the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo, Iowa on September 26, 1967. Steve Main was unable to attend the National Contest, so Gilbert Lemmerman (a Sophomore in 1967 was chosen by the Vo. Ag. instruc¬ tor, Mr. Hugh H. Austemiller.) Mr. Austemiller drove to Waterloo. Gilbert is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmerman. James Hessick received a gold individual award, while Dennis Stacy and Gilbert Lemmerman received silver individual awards. James was in the top ten of the National Contest. There were forty-one states represented, with ten of the plates receiving gold awards, including the Old Fort team repre¬ senting Ohio. The team from Maryland won the contest. Indiana and Oklahoma had two gold awards and one silver award. This made them second and third. Ohio and North Carolina had one gold and two silver awards, which made them in fourth and fifth places.Individual scores are not given out at the National Contest. The contest consisted of placing six rings of dairy cattle on dairy type and then placing three rings of dairy cattle cn dairy type and production records including pedigrees. Steve Main is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Main; Dennis Stacy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Stacy; James Hessick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hessick. 75 Seated: Sharon Murray, Reporter; Karen Stout, Chorister; Pat Beeler, Treasurer; Beverly Roth, Vice-President; Jennie Hersh, President; Janice Joseph, Secretary; Teresa Speller, Historian; Irma Cantu, Parliamentarian; Mrs. Watson, Ad¬ visor. Row 1: Carol Smith, Kristie Kizer, Esther Tolento, Sarah Reihm, Diana Barnes, Pamela Shiley, Debbie Meisner, Patti Bowlin, Barbara Beeler, Margaret Gonzalez, Linda Bethel. Row 2: Deborah Shellhammer, Claudia Stout, Char¬ lotte Roth, Lou Ann Puffenberger, Bonnie Curns, Roberta DeMonte, Carol Cleveland, Jane Steyer, Jane Oakleaf, Betsy Pence, Paula Sheidler, Paulette Bryon, Karen Gabel, Cynthia Newman. Row 3: Pamela Keckler, Debbie Chaffee, Susan Nighswander, Cecelia Tolento, Connie Oakleaf, JoAnna Loreman, Paula Stover, Patricia Werner, Kathy Ren- ninger, Carol Myers, Mary Steyer, Cheryl Recker, Roberta Bethel, Opal Terry. 76 Seated: Paula Sheidler, Secretary; Kenneth Ulmer, President; Mike Hoke, Vice-President; Mrs. Newman, Advisor. Standing: Pam Shiley, Jane Oakleaf, Jane Huffman, Manuel Garza, Duane Gillmor, Dick Hull, Cheryl Recker. Larry Willis, Zilpa Garza. 77 efospaper Seated: Kay Sheidler, Judy Oakleaf, Irma Cantu, Emily Fry. Row 1: Paula Sheidler, Sharon Murray, Barbara Bur- kart, Mary Steyer, Karen Fry, Dorothy Ziegler. Row 2: Cheryl Recker, Cecelia Tolento, Patricia Werner, Mary Cun¬ ningham, Debbie Semer, Ben Chaffee, Jon Williman. 78 jltaff Seated: Beverly Roth, Sharon Puffenberger, Janice Joseph, Jennie Hersh. Row 1: Susan Shaffer, Cynthia Huston, Wendy Trembath, Diane Powell, Karen Staley, Miss Ziegler, Advisor. Row 2: Ken Ulmer, Doug Colgate, Doug Pence, Jake Wonder, Roger Huth, Santo LaVoy, Teresa Speller, Patricia Beeler. oooooo oooooo A 79 Seated: Deborah Semer, Patrick Chaney, Mary Ellen Cunningham, Jon Williman, Pam Keckler, Kenneth Ulmer, Mrs. Newman, Advisor. Row 2: Linda Bethel, Judy Oakleaf, Diana Barnes, Bonnie Curns, Barbara Burkart, Emily Fry, Pam Shiley, Debra Jibilian, Zilpa Garza. Row 3: Patricia Beeler, Roberta DeMonte, Dorothy Ziegler, Karen Fry, Patricia Werner, Rick Sanford, Ronnie Sanford, Robert Huffman, Janet Fry, Marsha Hanna, Roberta Bethel. Cheryl Recker, Marsha Hanna, Steven Haugh, Debbie Semer, Den¬ nis Stacy. The name of the One Act Play was “Sandbox.” Mrs. Newman was the director. 80 librarians Seated: Kay Sheidler, Cynthia Molyet, Mary Steyer, Janet Fry, Karen Fry, Dorothy Ziegler, Cecelia Tolento, Miss Az- man, Advisor. Standing: Robert Huffman, Dennis Binkley, Vickie Graham, Tim Hessick, Mary Cunningham, Pamela Brown, Sharon Murray, Deborah Jibilian, Patricia Beeler, Barbara Beeler. onor ji omttes trst Semester juniors and Seniors Seated: Mrs. Helen Newman, Advisor; Teresa Speller, Secretary; Douglas Pence, President; Deborah Semer, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Cheryl Recker, Treasurer. Standing: Beverly Roth, Steve Cleveland, Gilbert Lemmerman, William Schwenke, Michael Hoke, Mary Ellen Cunningham, Diane Powell, Charlene Warem. 82 Seated: Douglas Pence, Deborah Semer, Mrs. Helen Newman, Advisor. Standing: Teresa Speller, Mary Ellen Cunningham, William Schwenke, Cheryl Recker. ALL J THE ? ANSWH5 NATIONAL _ HONOR. SOCIETy NATIONAL HONOR. SOCIETY Mentor octettes j econd jSemester (Uomtitj Seated: Charlene Warren, Diane Powell, Beverly Roth. Standing: Steve Cleveland, Mike Hoke, Gilbert Lemmerman. Rational Cheryl Recker, Debbie Semer, Bill Schwenke, Mary Cunningham. A Junior may become a member of the Seneca County Honor Society if he has a point average of 3.00 and no grade below a “B” or a point average of 3.25 if he has a “C” average in one subject for the preceding two semesters. Seniors are eligible for the Seneca County Honor Society and become members of the National Honor Society by the same stipulations as listed above. The Seniors pictured above were inducted into the National Honor Society on April 23, 1968. 83 ill S ShhSSSs «S8imu (itrls JVtljletic Kneeling: Cheryl Recker, Janet Fry. Row 1: Pam Shiley, Cynthia Molyet, Hope Martinez, Paula Sheidler, Jennie Hersh. Row 2: Judy Oakleaf, Alice DuMond, Teresa Speller, Jane Oakleaf, Sharon Murray, Dee Druckenmiller. Row 3: Regina Bowers, Roberta DeMonte, Carol Cleveland, Jane Huffman, Mary Steyer, Diane Powell, Deborah Semer. I 86 t KF ■r -w Kneeling: Karen Fry, Kay Sheidler. Row 1: Janice Joseph, Bonnie Curns, Emily Fry, Irma Cantu, Martha Zyski. Row 2: Susan Lutz, Dorothy Ziegler, LaDonna Fortney, Patricia Bowlin, Debra Bowers. Row 3: Susan Shaffer, Connie Oakleaf, Paula Stover, Jane Steyer, Barbara Burkart, Betsy Pence. Association K Seated: Paula Sheidler, Connie Oakleaf, Teresa Speller, Janice Joseph, Susan Shaffer, Cheryl Recker, Karen Fry, Debra Bowers. Row 1: Kay Sheidler, Irma Cantu, Betsy Pence, Mary Steyer, Deborah Semer, Janet Fry, Diane Powell, Sharon Murray, Cynthia Molyet, Regina Bowers, Hope Martinez. 88 3 o II etrbaU Seated: Martha Zyski, Paula Sheidler, Teresa Speller, Janice Joseph, Susan Shaffer, Cheryl Recker, Karen Fry, Emily Fry. Row 1: Judy Oakleaf, Betsy Pence, Mary Steyer, Deborah Semer, Janet Fry, Diane Powell, Barbara Burkart, Alice DuMond, Cynthia Molyet, Bonnie Curns. Row 2: Kay Sheidler, Irma Cantu, Susan Lutz, LaDonna Fortney, Jane Huffman, Jane Steyer, Jane Oakleaf, Roberta DeMonte, Jennie Hersh, Connie Oakleaf, Pam Shiley. 89 01 fyeer batters $arsitu STOCKADERS ■M fi 1 1 I ' • | g ; ’ - 1 11 . Kay Sheidler, Irma Cantu, Susan Shaffer, Paula Sheidler. 90 Front: Barbara Burkart. Standing: Mary Steyer, Jane Oakleaf, Pam Shiley. Row 1: Fredrick Wilbert, Manager; Richard Myers, Richard Hull, Michael Hoke, Duane Gillmor, Steven Cleveland, Douglas Cleveland. Row 2: Mr. Rosendahl, Coach; Wayne Bintz, Ernest Wise, Jan Austermiller, Ronnie Rau, Michael Bethel, Douglas Colgate, Gerald Wilbert, David Trembath, Jon Williman, Douglas Dunlap, David Snyder, Douglas Pence. In the spring of 1967 Old Fort did something that no other team has done in the past, this was going from the Sectional tournament, to District, and then on to participate in the Regionals. Everyone of these games was a great challenge. Old Fort was finally defeated in the Regionals by a slim margin. The scores are listed below: Monroeville Gibsonburg Oakwood 0 Old Fort 0 Old Fort 0 Old Fort 1 4 4 In the summer of 1967 Old Fort participated in the summer league. Old Fort, under the coaching of Mr. Rosendahl, won the league with a record of eight wins and two losses. The scores are listed below: Tiffin 6 Old Fort 7 Hopewell 9 Old Fort 11 Sycamore 0 Old Fort 3 Tiffin 3 Old Fort 6 Sycamore 4 Old Fort 5 Hopewell 0 Old Fort 3 Tiffin 2 Old Fort 4 Tiffin 6 Old Fort 4 Hopewell 2 Old Fort 4 Tiffin 6 Old Fort 3 In the spring of 1968, Old Fort will again participate in the tournament. They will be defending their title as Sectional and District Champions and will try to go farther in the tournament than last year. 92 aseball In the summer of 1967, Old Fort participated in the summer league. Old Fort, under the coaching of Mr. Rosen- dahl, won this league with a record of eight wins and two losses. The scores are listed below: Tiffin 6 Old Fort 7 Hopewell 0 Old Fort Hopewell 9 Old Fort 11 Tiffin 2 Old Fort Sycamore 0 Old Fort 3 Tiffin 6 Old Fort Tiffin 3 Old Fort 6 Hopewell 2 Old Fort Sycamore 4 Old Fort 5 Tiffin 6 Old Fort In the spring of 1968, Old Fort will again participate in the tournament. They will be defending their title as Sec¬ tional and District Champions and will try to go farther in the tournament than last year. Row 1: Larry Willis, Steve Hoke, Keith Whitman, Steve Cleveland, Doug Pence, Rick Sanford, Doug Cleveland, Rick Myers. Row 2: Fred Wilbert, Jim Hessick, Pete Gillmor, Ronnie Rau, Gerald Wilbert, Mike Hoke, Jon Willimam Ed Cantu, Dick Hull, Mr. Rosendahl, Coach. ■ Larry Willis, Jim Hessick, Jon Williman, Steve Cleveland, Doug Cleveland. Doug Pence, Rick Sanford, Gerald Wil¬ bert, Ron Rau, Rick Myers. Steve Hoke, Ed Cantu, Keith Whitman, Mike Hoke, Pete Gillmor, Dick Hull. H 94 ■ 1966-67 resljntan Heam •? Hgza-J Kneeling: Doug Cleveland, Dennie Stacy, Manuel Garza, Rick Sanford, Rick Myers. Row 2: Mr. Omlor, Coach; Bill Murray, Manager; Brad Fry, Gordon Terry, Curt Ransom, Mike Murray, Fred Wilbert, Ronny Ryman, John Swope, Manager. Old Fort 33 Attica 30 Old Fort 42 Green Springs 24 Old Fort 57 Green Springs 32 Old Fort 69 Mohawk 51 Old Fort 63 New Riegel 41 Old Fort 48 Attica 46 Old Fort 49 Mohawk 25 Old Fort 48 Hopewell-Loudon 41 Old Fort 44 New Riegel 43 Old Fort 51 Hopewell-Loudon 42 TOURNAMENT (1966-1967) Old Fort 60 Otsego 35 Old Fort 44 Northwood 36 Old Fort 41 Elmore 33 This year the Old Fort freshman basketball team brought home the school’s only trophy after an undefeated season. Coach Omlor and his patience were the main factors for this successful season. 95 Kneeling: Jake Wonder, Manager; Mr. Brueggemeier, Coach. Standing: Douglas Pence, Ronald Rau, Jon Williman, Douglas Colgate, Charles Fausey, Rodney Gillmor. TEAM WHERE WE THEY Attica H 63 61 Bettsville T 65 36 New Riegel H 98 66 Republic H 63 66 Bloomville T 77 89 Hopewell-Loudon T 64 54 Vanlue T 56 54 Thompson H 102 78 Attica T 74 92 New Riegel T 89 94 Green Springs H 84 59 Republic T 64 77 York T 89 59 Bloomville H 85 71 (Homecoming) Hopewell-Loudon H 82 71 Mohawk T 66 48 Thompson T 95 74 asketbaU Kneeling: James Hessick, Manager; Patrick Chaney, Manager. Standing: Gerald Wilbert. Steven Magers, Dennis Wickert, Michael Hoke, Duane Gillmor, Steven Cleveland. HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT (1967-68) TEAM WHERE WE THEY Ada Ada 82 59 Allen East Ada 53 41 Old Fort did quite well under the coaching of John Brueggemeier, who is in his second winning season. The team had five returning lettermen of which four were starters last season. In the 1967 Holiday Tournament at Ada, Old Fort received a very nice trophy. This year was almost a repeat of last year. We played the same team in the finals. This time we defeated them with an impressive victory. Compliments of BALLREICH BROS. INC.-POTATO CHIPS - Tiffin, Ohio. 97 Basketball Row 1: Dick Hull, Rick Myers, Doug Cleveland, Roger Huth, Ronnie Ryman, Bill Murray, Manager. Row 2: Fred Wil¬ bert, Gib Lemmerman, Mike Murray, Curt Ransom, Rick Sanford, Steve Dandar, Mr. Rosendahl,- Coach. At the present time Old Fort Reserves have a fine record of 16-1 with one game remaining on their schedule (Green Springs). These boys have done a fine job this year improving individually and as a team. Probably the highlights of their season were the wins over Bloomville and Attica on their own courts. Old Fort was ahead 25 to 30 points during most of the games. These boys are to be commended for their fine attitude and their hustle and spirit during the 1967-1968 season. TEAM WHERE WE THEY Attica H 55 39 Bettsville T 53 34 New Riegel H 51 43 Republic H 59 42 Bloomville T 57 42 Hopewell T 48 31 VanLue T 38 33 Thompson H 61 21 Attica T 60 42 New Riegel T 42 40 Green Springs H 39 48 Republic T 61 23 York T 42 30 Bloomville H 51 43 Hopewell H 59 49 Mohawk T 57 42 Thompson T 63 40 98 J|resl]matt Heam Kneeling: Rick Smith, Manager; Larry Willis, Rodney Shiley, Lynn Cleveland, Douglas Terry, Gaylord Trautman, Rob¬ ert Huffman, Manager. Row 1: Steven Hoke, Kent Whitman, Edward Molyet, Keith Whitman, Mark Murray, Norman Rathfelder, Ken Curns, Tim Hessick, Edward Cantu, Mr. Omlor, Coach. 3)r. Jltgl] Hearn Kneeling: Thomas Whitman, David Pence, Dan DeMoss, Kenneth Barth, David Huth, Don DeMoss, Robert Hersh, Bruce Lutz, Jeffrey Stover, James Burks, James Thomson, Manager. Row 1: Jerry Cantu, Dan Terry, Kevin Ryman, David Burks, Steven Berlekamp, Robert Burkart, Jeffrey Fry, Don Abbott, David Omlor, John Burks, Mr. Shiley, Coach. Old Fort Downs Attica 63-61 In Ove Stockaders 17 basket- ll-61 over- favored flight at A Seneca � • both was there to put it in t tory. The victory for Old F the first over the Eagles past eight contests. T1 Stockader win came in t test between the two c 1963 when the Stockade 73-71. Since B Attica has m 11 jf eight in a B M mi Attica ju B § point lead quarter, bu The Old F tied the gap led from a lead and let the first attj cr ' U£ 1 hos The Eagles! their se two minutej Co’ 1 ' « spurted to lead r T - g. s and hit on 27 for 36 per cent, side of the led- i Brooks’ club rebounds and r cent from the The Eagle scor- e Hosanrr with Eagles were 11 for free throw line while was 9 for 14. i OLD FORT 63: li 4-0-8; Jon William M Mag- ' -s 5-3-13; Doi 20. Ron Kau 7-4- rckad- 1 ay-up Londs I for .p 1 Ti ' r-M v ach M ence ■ put wfa. ra ' s 9 � ! ith a :■ 1 ahead ore. Al� r Attical -all. Put ' wn the i on Rau w j id 18-16. In the third per-(1 f with 1:43 to play, Old Fort f | d the score on their op- I - 36-18 as they handled I % down tactics by the I their press with grea ' i I V .Fort took a 54-21 Tea A |yt v - v c :al period and pov V a nts to the hosts I £ Vi ' S fired 28 field k Vpts for 39-5 per ' Bobcats drilled c, £ %e pts for 17 itm l v str JI ' while B‘SM Peiici m ct ion to J.ieir thirc fiCIi plaj w Rlegel hosts At K- -0KKK Hon Rau 3-1- - 7. Stevf aug Pence 6-: —14; Roflc nor 4-2 — 10; Chuck P ' ausey 1-0—2; Pete Gill more 0-1— 1; Denny Wickert 2- yffflHlia� � v W hbert. 1-0—2; Jor Hoke 0 SCL Actio After opening ni hi Stockat ille, ' lettw Old Fort dominated came in the iod whei the boards and put up a tight the Stockaders held a 47-30 ad 0 .0 win the vantage. An Allen East pres itional bas- momentarily flustered tto The finals eventual winners, cutting tin ie previous margin to 47-39 before Old For te was dif- regained its composure. Uerf East 3 r ' eam e ort an( balance wen Fort had 0 f the five starters scored ii Une - ...� eite-setting Republic had three scor battle over 20 a Ron Burk! « fefc j ' H Q £ wh lie Ton w ' J- “We jl huueiense and ebounded like we were capable stated Old Fort f rebounding loach Brueggemeier after his eam’s win. In the defensive ef- prts the Stockaders managed to old down two of Bloomville ' s ig point men. Dan Thallman, )ave Miller and Greg Rogers 11 are averaging over 20 points game. Friday night at Old ort Thallman and Rogers were eld to 13 each, while Rogers allied 25. After losing three consecutive ' riday nights. Old Fort’s coach tated, “We needed this game . . We wanted it more than ley did.” Ron Rau was the offensive 2 ader for Old Fort with 26 Bruef Iaders d ■on last ction. s paced points v er up he Igate a eked for 1 Gillrm e’s hon 2oach D‘ . He h 5 Jim IS Daniel 1 oened w eld a 34 In the s, the 34 poir the in OLD FORT - Colgate 4-3-11 Mager 5-0-10, R. Gillmor 4-3-11 Rau 2-2-6, Pence 4-7-15. Total 19-15-53. ALLEN EAST—Hobensack 1 5-7, Hager 4-2-10, Gossard 3-C 6, Bennett 1-1-3, Moots 4-1-5 Arthur 2-2-6. TOTALS 15-11-41 Score By Quarters OLD FORT 10 19 12 12-5 game host ame, beat- a battle of ams. )t and that Old Fort :emeier in ®rack ®eam Row 1: Roger Huth, Rick Sanford, Jim Hessick, Ronnie Rau, Doug Colgate. Row 2: Mr. Brueggemeier, Coach, Larry Willis, Gordon Terry, Kent Whitman, Steve Magers, Dennie Wickert, Curt Ransom, Doug Terry. Oh no! Caught again! Pure concentration You Wouldn’t! What ' s cooking? How sweet it is! BLOW innocent! Hmmmmmm How’s the corner, Pam? Look! The Leaning Tower of Pisa I’ll drink to that. Shake, rattle, and roll! What’s the matter The roofs leaking! What a flavor! (Homtty nnd Row 1: Paula Sheidler, Wendy Trembath, David Main, Mark Murray, Jane Huffman, Jake Wonder, Curt Ransom. Row 2: Diane Powell, Emily Fry, Esther Tolento, Norman Rathfelder, Kent Whitman, Steve Cleveland, Steve Haugh, Ed Molyet, Doug Cleveland, Lynn Cleveland, Mike Murray, Pat Chaney, Gerald Wilbert. Standing: Cheryl Recker, Teresa Speller, Bill Murray, Mr. Schafer, Director, Janet Fry, Keith Whitman. 104 emor Front: Kathy Stiger, Roberta DeMonte, Jane Steyer, Bonnie Curns. Row 1: Diane Powell, Emily Fry, Cindy Molyet, Esther Tolento, Deborah Jibilian, Wendy Trembath, Paula Sheidler. Row 2: Connie Oakleaf, Carol Cleveland, Judy Oakleaf, David Strang, Jennie Hersh, Norman Rathf elder, Kathy Laird, Kent Whitman, Steve Cleveland, Karen Gabel, Debbie Semer, Pat Werner, Sharon Murray, Irma Cantu, Steve Haugh. Row 3: Pam Shiley, LaDonna Fortney, LuAnn Puffenberger, Paulette Bryon, Marsha Hanna, Jake Wonder, Doug Pence, Curt Ransom, David Main, Jane Huffman, Mark Murray, Steve Hoke, Larry Willis, Doug Cleveland, Ed Molyet, Lynn Cleveland. Standing: Cheryl Recker, Bill Murray, Teresa Speller, Tom Perry, Gerald Wilbert, Pat Chaney, Fred Wilbert, Mike Murray, Rodney Shiley, Steve Whitman, Mr. Schafer, Director, Keith Whitman, Janet Fry. ettior (Prcljestra Row 1: Debbie Semer, Vicki Graham, Mike Hoke, Kathy Smith. Row 2: Becky Murray, Martha Rathfelder. Row 3: Paula Sheidler, Wendy Trembath, Diane Powell, Emily Fry, Norman Rathfelder, Kathy Laird, Kent Whitman, Steve Cleveland, Jennie Hersh, Doug Cleveland, Gerald Wilbert, Jane Huffman, Curt Ransom, Jake Wonder. Back Row: Cheryl Recker, Teresa Speller, Bill Murray, John Thomson, Mr. Schafer, Director, Janet Fry, Keith Whitman. 106 JJutttor attd Row 1: Loretta Hessick, PattyJShiley, Nancy Laird, Denise Barger, Peg Druckenmiller, Maria Molyet. Row 2: Denise Huth, James Thomson, Pam Heilman, Bobbie Jo Borough, Connie Gillmor, David Pence, Kim Stiger, Bobby Huffman, Arminta Priddy, Tom Whitman. Row 3: Linda Abbott, Cindy McLaughlin, Danny DeMoss, Cheryl Niday, John Thom¬ son, David Burks, Doug Rosenberger, Gary Powell, Mary Bastian, Mike Stiger, LuAnn Recker, Mr. Schafer, Director; Betsy Wise, Peter Strang, Jim Burks. ementarn Row 1: Connie Watkins, Geralyn Hill, Debbie Barto, Holly Sheidler, Dena Stiger, Kathy Biller. Row 2: Nancy Oakleaf, Paul Riehm, Pat Cleveland, John Wise, Jim Ellis, Mr. Schafer, Director; Melanie Burks, Brad Omlor. onis Row 1: Roberta DeMonte, Jane Steyer, Bonnie Curns, Charlene Warren, Opal Terry, Kathy Smith, Vickie Graham, Jake Wonder, William Murray, Jennie Hersh, Cynthia Molyet, Emily Fry, Kristie Kizer, Mr. Schafer, Director. Row 2: Karen Stout, Irma Cantu, Susan Mestrez, Cheryl Recker, Karen Fry, Janet Fry, Deborah Semer, John Swope, Mark Murray, Douglas Terry, Dee Druckenmiller, Susan Futz, Janice Joseph, Paula Sheidler, Martha Zyski, Fou Ann Puffen- berger. Row 3: Karen Gabel, Debra Warren, Alice Ulmer, Cecilia Tolento, Cynthia Huston, Patricia Werner, Wendy Trembath, Douglas Pence, Steven Cleveland, David Snyder, Jane Oakleaf, Esther Tolento, Patti Bowlin, Pamela Shiley, Judy Oakleaf. Row 4: Kathy Renninger, Dorothy Ziegler, Sarah Riehm, Paulette Bryon, Debra Jibilian, Kathy Stiger, Fynn Cleveland, Douglas Cleveland, Keith Whitman, Kenneth Ulmer, Curt Ransom, Thomas Clifton, Diane Powfell, Susan Shaffer, Carol Cleveland, Connie Oakleaf, Sharon Murray, Paula Stover, Teresa Speller. Hotteiies ST c u T° r A Shar ° n F ° rtney ’ Laura Binkley ’ Jani ce Bender, Pete Heilman, Mark Jibilian, Peggy Biller David Hoke, Mr. Schafer Director Row 2: Billy Humes, Ken Adams, Jerry Downing, Sharon Bagley, John Hoover, Barb Dicken Laura Wonder, Martha Molyet, Beth Murray, Jeff Trautman. Row 3: Larry Cook, Jim Gegorski Don Berle- kamp, Mike Molyet, Becky Heilman, Darlene Cleveland, Pam Smith, Tim Kizer, Dale Bender iiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiinoiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiiiiiiiiQiiiiiHUHiQniniiniiiQiHiniH 109 ■ % xW Ensembles Cynthia Molyet, Sharon Murray, Jane Oakleaf, Janet Fry, Deborah Semer, Karen Fry, Esther Lolento, and Judy Oak- leaf. Teresa Speller, Susan Shaffer, Carol Cleveland, Connie Oakleaf, Dorothy Ziegler, Wendy Trembath, Patricia Werner, and Vickie Graham. no MM Emily Fry, Doug Cleveland, Wendy Trembath, Debbie Semer, Doug Pence, Diane Powell, Steve Cleveland, Jake Won¬ der. Steve Cleveland, Doug Pence, Curt Ransom, Ken Ulmer, Mark Murray, Doug Cleveland, Jake Wonder, Bill Murray. 3MIMG y A kiss . . . Team Captain Ron Rau f • ' JAnvViv « v - ,k % Roses . . . ?! . S.- . rV : jJ 5 ' - I « ■ tv 1 A ¥? ' $ A crown . . ■ ' iSyV-ry o ji -v v w- . £ $ ?? ? - V. VX . v V yVvV, Ik 3 ' .wiv! v o i rv ' s crtV ‘a ' ; -1 •«-fr v .« 5 ' 1 � r ’?� ' • - . 5 . ' Jf r V aj fWy C v • • • � . .v Si? ? VC J I V £ ' nm s$ v timM . V. vrXV v-ivn ' m Mz ■a .•. ' ‘Ta , i ' , ' � v ' ■ ai . . ' i-V 5 r y ,v ■ £•, B t mmm .? Cindy Molyet StoK Mike Hoke Queen Teresa Speller Doug Pence H ' -r- ’• ' - ' - iT-: Gf ' y- B 1 ?V 5 j ■ Nanette Byrne r v Steve Magers ; i 5 2W ju v a «; iljr-V ' - ' rtfft %%{ £ j : 2 (c;-Vr f r Sue Lutz Rod Gillmor Carol Cleveland ii £ jr£s Doug Colgate •r ; ,tfA. , ’cl 2 -5. ' Niv I) ■T7J ■ I u I iV 4 i rafcSHc 2 j .• yp � ET OUR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ulmer Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huber Mr. and Mrs. William Keckler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Richard Recker lir Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chaney Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wonder Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chaffee Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hersh Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tolento Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pence Mr. Mrs. John Cantu Mr. Mrs. James Seiner T N Mr. Mrs. Robert Mestrez Mr. Mrs. Paul Sheidler Mr. Mrs. John Haugh Mr. Mrs. Robert Bethel Mr. Mrs. Richard Hessick Mr. Mrs. Vernon Rau Mr. Mrs. Monroe Byrne Mr. Mrs. Ivan Zyski Mr. Mrs. Dale Puffenberger Mr. Mrs. Calvin Shireman __ r m Mr. Mrs. Gerald Huston Ernest Gillmor Mr. Mrs. Robert Wilbert Mr. Mrs. Ray Colgate Mrs. Wilbur Speller Mr. Mrs. Ralph Joseph Not Available Mr. Mrs. Frank Fausey Mr. Mrs. James Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Burdell Magers Mr. and Mrs. William Staley Mr. Mrs. Francisco Saldivar Rev. Mrs. Robert Williman ■rrn h ■ ■ n AmiHi waHB [PSp 1 n wfe ■. W r ,4mm ,3 k v? Ho L r 7 1 l m m ‘(Eljm-dettoration Qlraduaies Douglas Pen ce (1968), Mr. Donald Pence (1942), Mrs. Russell Pence (Cora Feasel, 1917). Mr. Hugh Berlekamp (1911), Mrs. Robert Wilbert (Neva Berlekamp, 1940), Gerald Wilbert (1968). This is the sixth year that Old Fort School has graduates who have both a parent and a grandparent living who graduated from Old Fort School. We hope this will continue. Congratulations to all of you. dutsianding Hmtagers of America Jon Williman and Kenneth Ulmer have been selected as Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1967. These two boys will compete for state and national awards in the Outstanding Teenagers of America Program. This awards program is sponsored by the Outstanding Americans Foundation, a nonprofit foundation dedicated to honor¬ ing, inspiring and encouraging young people to take full advantage of the opportunities in America. .. CLASS OF 1898 Elvira Abbott Crum—Deceased John Bowman—Deceased Vernon J. Jackman—Deceased CLASS OF 1900 Hugh Grove—Deceased Mattie May Heistand—Deceased Ira Souder—Deceased Paul Watson—Deceased CLASS OF 1902 Hazel Marcha Reitsman— North Ridge- ville, 0.—Housewife and Teacher Alma Ridley Hoover—Deceased Mary Elizabeth Steiner Fry-Deceased Edith Zink—Tiffin, O.—Retired Teacher CLASS OF 1903 William Dietrich—Portland, Oregon Bessie Myers Mull—Deceased Alta Ridley Mathes—Bradenton, Florida, Housewife CLASS OF 1904 Susan Arter Baugher-Old Fort, O.— Housewife Maude Hottenstein Manecke—Fostor- ia, 0.—Housewife Helen Marcha Chittock—Raton, New Mexico—Housewife and Teacher Lloyd Montgomery—Deceased Zella Novinger Cavin—Sturgis, Michi¬ gan—Housewife—Business woman Meade Parker Rule-Berea, 0.—House¬ wife Nellie Zink Shelt—Tiffin, 0.—Retired Teacher CLASS OF 1905 Marie Abbott Woleslagel-Deceased Glady Clay Nottingham—Mentone, Ind.—Housewife Carrie May Tong-Tiffin, O.-Office Worker, Buckeye Bev. Carl Schuster—Deceased Florence Unstead—Toledo, 0. Dwight Watson—Deceased Hallie Yingling-Rock Island, Ill.-Re¬ tired Teacher CLASS OF 1906 Grace Bishop Berlekamp—Deceased Orlo Flumerfelt—Deceased Grace Mull—Deceased Harry Mull-Venice, Fla.-Retired CLASS OF 1907 Clara Cook—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Florence Myers Willis—Deceased Allen Parker-Deceased CLASS OF 1908 Zella May Eborg—Green Springs, O.— Housewife CLASS OF 1909 Florence Abbott Buckingham-Milton, Pa.—Housewife Olive Drown Humes-Deceased Nellie Hayes Smythe—Rockford, Ilk- Retired Bernice Montgomery Dwyer-Euclid, 0.— Nurse— Homemaker Robert LeRoy Souder—Fla.—Retired Physician CLASS OF 1910 Howard Humes—Deceased Cora Joseph Babione—Deceased Russel Sheidler—Deceased Mildred Weaver Hill—Mesa, Arizona— Housewife Martha Wickert Souder—Florida— Housewife Homer Zimmerman—Tiffin, 0.— Retired CLASS OF 1911 Marguerite Beck-Columbus, Ohio- Housewife Hugh Berlekamp—Old Fort, 0.—Car¬ penter—Contractor Gladys Decker Todd-Deceased Caroline Elmers Eberly—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Clara Saxowski Zink—Green Springs, 0.—Deceased Ralph Stiger—Old Fort, O.-Carpenter Mabel Tindall Kelly—Clyde, 0.— Housewife CLASS OF 1913 Anna Fitzgerald Druckenmiller—Fre¬ mont, 0.—Housewife Elmer G. Zimmerman—Defiance, 0.— Retired CLASS OF 1914 lister Stiger—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Retired CLASS OF 1915 Lelah Aurand Shire—Deceased Viva Ritzgerald Sheerer—Deceased CLASS OF 1916 Russell Zimmerman—Tiffin, O.— Teacher CLASS OF 1917 John Burkett—Port Clinton, 0. Cora Feasel Pence-Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Esther Heilman Riehm— Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Teacher Honore Marcha—Deceased Ruth Ridley Schneider—Fremont, O.— Housewife CLASS OF 1919 Leavitt Anders—Portland, Oregon— Paint Business Virgil Berlekamp-Green Springs, 0.- Drainage Contractor Owen Keim— Green Springs, 0.—Re¬ tired Leota Little Harnden—Euclid, O.-Re- tired— Housewife James Marcha-Newark, N.J.—Factory Worker Alice Myers Fenstermaker—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Dwight Wise—Fremont, 0.—Farmer CLASS of 1921 Robert Abbott-Tiffin, O.-Basic, Inc. David Biddle—Fremont, 0.—Farmer Donald Biddle—Fremont, 0.—Old Fort Elev. Cora Bullinger Hartenstein-Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Alice Myers Fenstermaker—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Light Eberly-Hollywood, Fla.-Barber Howard Heilman—Old Fort, 0.— Retired Harry Ridley—Naperville, Ill.-Auto¬ mobile Salesman John Wise—Deceased CLASS OF 1922 Ralph Blaney-Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Blanche DeRan Biddle-Deceased Dorothy Fitzgerald-Teacher-Green Springs, 0. Paul Fitzgerald—Deceased Irene Henretty Heilman—Tiffin, 0.- Housewife CLASS OF 1923 Joseph Burkett-Pacific Palisades, Calif. Charles Gross-Tiffin, O.-Custodian- Columbian High School Edna Henretty Quinn—Santa Marie, California—Housewife Marie Lange Roberts-Tiffin,0.- Housewife Mildred Sink Abbott-Tiffin, 0.— General Electric Helen Smoot Flagg-Toledo, 0.— Housewife CLASS OF 1924 Clifton Aurand—Tiffin, 0.-Personnel Director, Webster William Berlekamp—Tiffin, 0.— Factory Worker Marjorie DeRan Clayton-Old Fort, O.—Housewife Jeannette Donaldson Neidler- Vickery, 0.—Housewife Harry Eberly-Tiffin, 0.- Tiffin Art Metal Co. 119 Gertrude Elmers Stahl—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Norene Fry Watson—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Clifford Heckerd—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Norman Heilman—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Mabel Henretty Strohl—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Lelah Kelly Smith—Lima, 0.—House¬ wife Fern Little Hade—Tiffin, O.—House¬ wife Forest Longanbach—Fremont, 0.— Farmer Maurice Loucks—Midland, Mich.—Dow Chemical Co. Richard Miller-Chicago, Ill.-Fireman in a hospital Mildred Mohr Smith-Maywood, Calif¬ ornia—Housewife Eugene Morton—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Mildred Sheidler Fredericks—Green Springs, 0.-Housewife Evelyn Sink Eberly—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Horace Taylor—Tiffin, 0.—Custodian, American Standard Milo Werner-Tiffin, 0.—Farmer CLASS OF 1925 Verlin Blosser— Fostoria, 0.—Car In¬ spector Comage Bonnell—Old Fort, 0.— Fore¬ man-Basic, Inc. John DeRan, Jr.—Fremont, 0.— Farmer Maurice Gittinger—Deceased Doris Joseph Bonnell—Old Fort, 0.— Housewife Clara Lutz Martin—Genoa, 0.—House¬ wife Gertrude Meyers Miller—Helena, 0.— Housewife Leah Miller Sell-Toledo, 0.-House¬ wife Caroline Ridley Morton-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Mabel Ridley Clouse—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Dorothy Rosenberger Miller-Chicago, Ill.—Receptionist Maurice Saul—Tiffin, 0.—Real Estate, Insurance Florence Shedenhelm Barnes—Tiffin, O.—Housewife Mabel Snavely Bretz—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Robert Sommers—Fremont, 0.—Grocer Rexford Starling—Tiffin, 0. Doran Thompson—Deceased Donald Tuman— Deceased Marshall Watson—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Lois Weaver Edwards—Toledo, 0. Housewife Emma Werner Hade—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Evalene Wright Casson—Tiffin, 0.— Nurse CLASS OF 1926 Marion Blue—Ft. Seneca, 0.-Fore¬ man—Basic, Inc. Elfrieda Egbert—Washington, D.C. Alma Elmers Taylor—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Maxine Esterly Fry—Fort Jennings, 0.—Housewife—Teacher Lois Fry Blaney— Green Springs, 0.— Housewife Dwight Gittinger—Melmore, 0.— Farmer Anna Myrleen Habecker Wilier— Clyde, 0.—Housewife Arthur Harmon—no information William Heckerd—Cuyahoga Falls, 0.— Mukelstein Rubber Company Max Hemminger—Green Springs, 0.— Basic, Inc. Lurene Joseph Lee—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Oscar Joseph—Ann Arbor, Mich.— Factory Manager Charles Keim—Deceased Ruth Miller Savial—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Albert Molyet—Tiffin, 0.—National Machinery Alma Molyet Harkelroad—Sandusky, 0.—Housewife Kenneth Morton-Tiffin, O.—Teacher— Fremont Robert Morton-Tiffin, 0.—Morton Trucking Company Thomas Watson—Wayne, 0.—Physician Richard Wise—Deceased Mabel Wright Cook—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Teacher Helen Zimmerman Hoetzel—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife CLASS OF 1927 Robert Aurand—St. Petersburg, Fla.— Pharmacist—Hospital Clifton Barto—Fostoria, 0.—Carbon Company Alelia Berlekamp Flack—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—Nurse Kermit Berlekamp—Deceased Enola Bunn Kelly—Wapakoneta, 0.— Housewife Earl Chaney—Tiffin, 0.—Seneca Co. Field Representative—WSOS Esther Creeger DeYo—Bellevue, 0.— Housewife Herbert DeRan-Fremont, 0.—Farmer Charles Fitzgerald—Deceased Ned Fry—Ft. Jennings, 0.—Manager— The Equity Exchange Co. Marian Gillmor Heilman—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Dorothy Hyatt Frenninger—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Lois Joseph Wise—Green Springs, 0.— Housewife Carl Lange—Columbus, 0.—Supervisor of N. American Aviation Norine Marcha Martin—Deceased Anna Miller-Deceased Eleanor Morrison Baugher—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Tiffin Savings Bank Mardell Rosenberger Schmidt— Findlay, 0.—Housewife—Nurse Dorothy Smith—Clyde, 0.—Doctor Receptionist Enlo Stackhouse—Deceased Juanita Swope Werner-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Clarence Teal—Bettsville, 0.—Nickel Plate Railroad Carlos Wickert—Deceased CLASS OF 1928 Harry Baker—Toledo, 0.—Gulf Refin¬ ery Company Francis Casselman— Tiffin, 0.—Auditor for Ohio State Treasury Juanita Haugh Lemmerman—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—Nurse Howard Hazen—Deceased Alvin Heilman—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Elizabeth Hoover Dicken— Old Fort, 0.—Housewife Wilbur Kelley—Wapakoneta, 0.—Farm Bureau Robert Klopp— Fremont, 0.—Basic, Inc. Helen Laird Feasel—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Edna Lange Parish—Clyde, 0.—House¬ wife Fern Lutz Kimmet— Bettsville, 0.— Housewife Hazel Ohler Lantz—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Agnes Scheeter Lynch—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Jeanette Watson Gintzel—Mission, Kansas—Housewife—Librarian Zelma Zeis Mullins—Tiffin, 0.— Teacher 120 Alton Zimmerman—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer CLASS OF 1929 Francis Aurand Lynch-Green Springs, 0.—Housewife Oral Barto—Green Springs, 0.—Farmer Eugene Casselman-Appleton, Wis — Music Professor Christine Eberly DeMole-Titusville, Fla.—Housewife Dorotha Fleck Aurand-Tiffin, 0.- Jeffery Jewelry Co. Lillian Fleck Gase-Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Mary Fleck-California Lucy Fry Gillmor—Old Fort, 0 — Housewife Paul Gillmor-Old Fort, 0.—Matlack, Inc. Eloise Hansen Herring-Acworth, Georgia—Housewife Lorenz Henretty-Culpeper, Va.-Soil Conservation Ser. Ralph Henretty-Old Fort, O.—Green Springs Nursery Forrest Kelley—Tiffin, 0. Irvin Lavo-New Port Rickey, Fla.- Filling Station Operator Blanche Little Wolfe—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Vivian Little—Fremont, 0.—House¬ keeper Evan Lynch—Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Eva Oiler Brickner-Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Milton Smith—Bettsville, O.-Bettsville Bank Virgil Stackhouse—Deceased Mabel Thomas Mikesell—Columbus, 0.—Housewife Lorna Watson—San Angelo, Texas Jack Wickert—Old Fort, 0.—Matlack Inc. Vera Williams Suffecool—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife CLASS OF 1930 Norman Abbott—Deceased Philip Bender—Deceased Kathryn Berlekamp Feathers—Betts¬ ville, 0.—Housewife Herman Egbert-Green Springs, 0.- Basic, Inc. Nelson Fravel—Toledo, 0. Ernest Gillmor-Tiffin, O.-Farmer Robert Jackson-Ft. Seneca, 0. Christine Joseph Habecker-Green Springs, O.-Employee of Villa Maria Rest Home Bernard Lee-Fremont, O.-Basic, Inc. Florence Oswald McIntyre-Fairborn, 0.—Housewife Marie Smith Sommers—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Charles Swope-Ft. Seneca, 0.-Basic, Inc. Patricia Watson Wentz-Japan-House- wife Mary Werner-No information LaRue Weltin Gabel—Fremont, 0.— Housewife—Teacher Ethel Whitman Wickert-Old Fort, 0.- Housewife—Chief Operator of Bell Telephone Carl Young-Tucson, Ariz.-Construc- tion Worker CLASS OF 1931 Evelyn Binkley Dymond-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Elsie Drown Joseph-Green Springs, 0.— Housewife—Telephone Opera¬ tor Leah Eberly Martien-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Aldine Fickes-Detroit, Mich.-House- keeper Anna Rose Karchner Bender—Gibson- burg, 0.—Housewife—Shoe shop Wayne Laird-Tiffin, 0.-Farmer- Basic, Inc. Opal Little Kizer—Bettsville, 0.— Housewife Alice Longanbach Barto—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife Lois Palm Zickafoose— Bellevue, 0.— Housewife Oletha Peach McDaniel-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife—General Electric Ethel Rosenberger Spears-Toledo, 0.- Housewife Edward Scheeter—Fostoria, O.- Farmer Norma Stackhouse-Deceased Nettie Williams Shedenhelm— Crute, Tex.—Housewife John Ziegler—Fremont, 0.—Farmer CLASS OF 1932 Russell Auxter-Fremont, O.-Farmer Roman Beier—Fremont, 0.—Oil Com¬ pany Myron Blue—Tiffin, 0.—Foreman, Basic Inc. James Fry, II—Tiffin, O.-Farmer Isabelle Hade DeRan—Fremont, 0.— Housewife John Haugh—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Lelah Keim Brown-Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Ella Luman Babcock— Bloomville, 0.—Housewife John Marcha-Green Springs, 0.- Standard Products Dorothy Oswald Replogle-Cinn., 0.- Nationwide Insurance Franklin Painter-Baltimore, Md.- Minister Raymond Shufelt-Bellevue, 0.- Nickel Plate Railroad Thelma Smith Miller-Genoa, 0.- Housewife—Nurse Francis Swope-Blue Is., Chicago, Illinois Alvin Thomas—Tiffin, 0.—Factory Worker Evelyn Willis Huss—Bellevue, 0.— Housewife Juanita Zickafoose Smith—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Ida Zimmerman Evans—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife CLASS OF 1933 Sheldon Bell-Toledo, O.-Interior Decorator Cletus Biller—Tiffin, 0.—Caster Lola Gillmor Fry—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Margaret Gillmor Drown—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Harriette Gladden Porter—Vienna, Va.—Housewife John Heckerd—Tiffin, O.—National Machinery, Co. John Hoover, Jr.—Old Fort, 0.— Internal Revenue Laurel Hoover Traunero—San Diego, Calif.—Housewife Bertha Karchner Welter-Berwick, 0.— Housewife Raymond Kelley-Army-Springfield, Va. Richard Lykens—Deceased Ivan Mantz—Tiffin, 0.—Floom Fleck Company Audrey Neeley Kummerer-Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Hazel Neeley Hull—Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Hulda Ross Abbott—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Georgia Smith Divine—Colorado, Springs, Colo.-Housewife Betty Sommers Beard-Dayton, 0.— Housewife CLASS OF 1934 Evelyn Brown Kelly-Springfield, Va.—Housewife 121 Regina Depinet Coul-Detroit, Mich- Housewife Marian Eberly White-New Lebanon, 0.—Housewife Robert Eberly—Findlay, 0.—RCA Factory Richard Gassner—Fremont, 0.—Mat- lack, Inc. Mary Edith Heilman Bly—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Lucile Johnson Gittinger— Sandusky, 0.—Housewife Charles Joseph, Jr.—Deceased Wilson Joseph— Bryon, O.—Broker for Matlack Leota Kane Gonas—Lorain, 0.— Housewife Margaret Lavo Auxter—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Edgar Little—Fremont, O.—Oil Station Attendant Edwin Luman—Tiffin, 0.—National Machinery Dorothy Miller Little—Ft. Wayne, Ind.—Housewife—Braille Foundation Merrill Morton—Watsonville, Calif. Mary Murray Lane—Moffit, N. Dak.— Housewife Willet Sours—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer John Theilen—Gillette, Wyoming— Farmer CLASS OF 1935 DeJane Babione Daniel—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife William Biller—Tiffin, O.-Mohawk Motors, Inc.—Mechanic John Comesky—Fremont, 0.—Heinz Factory Golda Conner Hoke—Findlay, 0.— Housewife Mary Anita Crowl—Dedrickson, Toledo, 0.—Housewife Leroy Dunlap—Tiffin, 0.—Webster Manufacturing Co. Harold Eberly—Fostoria, O. Gladys Fausey Semer— Old Fort, 0.— Housewife—Secretary William Hoke—Findlay, O.—Foreman- Whirlpool Corp. Leah Hoppes Company—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—Secretary Delbert Johnson— Bascom, 0.— American Standard—Caster Kenneth Joseph—Green Springs, 0.— Plasterer—Mason Lawrence Karchner— Fremont, 0.— Hirt Trucking Co. Angela Meyers Ramey—San Diego, Calif — Housewife Joseph C. Myers—Fremont, O.-Beer Distributor Estella Oiler Factor—Tiffin, O.— Housewife—Factory Worker Hazel Oswald—Tiffin, 0. Kathryn Reedy Blymyer—Fremont, 0.—Housewife—Factory Worker Merritt Sommers—Toledo, 0.—Auto Salesman Garnetta Sours Hetrick—Oak Harbor, 0.—Housewife Betty Timmons Gardner—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Ernest Wise—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer CLASS OF 1936 David Arter—Miami, Okla.—Winart Pottery Alice Berlekamp Eberly—Troy, 0.— Housewife—Philco Co. Doris Binkley Mierke—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Helen Bliss Nichols—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Emma Coffman Scott—Sycamore, 0.— Housewife Raymond DeMoss—Tiffin, 0.—General Electric—Foreman Ned DuMond—Columbus, 0.—Good¬ year Co. Thelma Fitzgerald Overmyer— Fremont, 0.—Housewife Kenneth Fry—Old Fort, 0.—Ken Fry Garage Mary Gassner Kummerer— Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Bernice Gillmor Joseph—Bryan, 0.— Housewife Paul Haugh—Tiffin, O.— Univac William Luman—Deceased Ray Murphy—Green Springs, 0.— Gray and White Co.—Farmer Erma Neeley Kelly—Robinson, Ill- Housewife Dorothy Sours Bergeman—Port Clin¬ ton, 0.—Housewife Evelyn Stiger Bagley—Old Fort, 0.— Housewife James Wickert—Fremont, 0. Virginia Zink DeMoss—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife CLASS OF 1937 Norma Jane Babione Slatter—Fremont, O.—Housewife Oscar Babione—Deceased Clarence Beier—Fremont, 0.—Farmer— Fremont Oil Co. Clayton Beier—Fremont, 0.—Carpen¬ ter Lewis Company—Green Springs, 0.— Bus Mechanic Gordon Eberly—Findlay, 0.—Plumber Paul Eborg—Winchester, Ky.—Army Depot Louise Fickes Myers—Cleveland, 0.— Housewife—Nurse’s Aid Richard Finn—Cleveland, 0.— Accountant Ralph Gillmor—Fremont, 0.— Farmer Alice Hartzel DeJonge—Freeport, Texas—Housewife Lelah Hemminger Daniel— Bloomville, 0.—Housewife—Secretary Ray Hersh—Tiffin, 0.—Basic Inc. Verna Mae Hull Gillmor-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Charles Johnson—Tiffin, 0.— National Machinery Marjorie Jopp Magers—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—Waitress Ellen Karchner Vansingle-Grandville, Mich.—Housewife Helen Meyers Perkins—San Diego, Calif—Housewife Wilbur Nye—Green Springs, O.—Dairy Service—Product Handler Mabel Oakleaf Biller—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Catherine Ohler Shambaugh—Tucson, Ariz.—Housewife Catherine Painter Cheney—Ada, 0.— Housewife Emma Louise Simpson—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Raymond Smith—Republic, 0.— Farmer Cornell Weltin-Green Springs, 0.- Farmer CLASS OF 1938 Claudine Bitler Thallman— Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Earl Bock—Tiffin, 0.—Basic Inc.— Farmer Leon Boucher—Prof. Agr. O.S.U.— Hilliard, 0. Dorothy Depinet Bowers—Hazel Park, Mich.—Housewife Ben Fickes—Baltimore, Md.—DuPont Chemical Co. Eleanor Fitzgerald Arnold—Tiffin, O.— Housewife Franklin Gassner—Chicago, III—Spot Welder Joanne Goetz Warnament—Tiffin, 0.— Nurse Harold Hade—Bettsville, 0.—Basic, Inc. 122 Laura Hoppes Fraser—Kent, 0.— Housewife—Substitute Teacher Alice Miller—Chicago, Ill.—Supv. Clinical Research Center Evelyn Murphy Kitchen-St. Joseph, Mich.—Housewife Russel Oakleaf, Jr.—Tiffin, 0.— American Standard Thomas Pence—Southfield, Mich- Basic Inc. Mary Ryman Thallman-Fostoria, 0.- Housewife Richard Sink—Deceased Ruth Smiley Kalmback—Toledo, 0.— Housewife Virginia Sours Boucher—Hilliard, O.— Housewife Harriet Watson Hower-Myrtle Beach, S. Carolina—Housewife Esther Young Feindel-Tiffin, O.— Housewife Betty Lou Zink Miller—Sandusky, 0.—Housewife CLASS OF 1939 Calvin Adams—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Maye Arter Cook-Tiffin, O.-House- wife Robert Bartson-Fremont, O.-Ford, Sandusky Llewella Eberly Baker—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Gene Flumerfelt—Pi ttsburg, Pa.— Chemist Betty Goetz Warnement— Richland, Wash.—Housewife Luella Joseph Hagen—Fostoria, 0.— Housewife Delores Karchner Reinbolt-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Ray Lange-Green Springs, 0.—Farmer Bertha Lavo Martin-Whittier, Calif.— Housewife Alma Murray Tomlinson—Warren, Mich.— Housewife—Teacher Wanda Myers Miller-Lindsey, 0.- Housewife Florence Oakleaf Baker—Republic, 0.—Housewife Paul Overmier—Rockford, Ill. Lucille Painter Sousley—Ada, 0.— Housewife Maxine Pendrey Blakeman—Fremont, 0.-Fremont School Board Member- Housewife-R.N. Lorena Riehm Jordan—Tiffin, 0.— Teacher Robert Scheerer— No information Ralph Stacy—Columbus, 0.—State Loan Operator Officer—FHA Lois Zeis Riedel—Sycamore, 0.—Tim¬ ken Roller Bearing Co. Waldo Zeis-Tiffin, O.-Carpenter CLASS OF 1940 Neva Berlekamp Wilbert—Green Springs, O.-Housewife-Teacher Virginia Bitler Newton-Batavia, N. Y.—Housewife—Nurse Kenneth Bock-Tiffin, O.-Basic, Inc. Cloman Bogart-Canal Winchester, 0.- Aerodynamicist Ilia Jean Boucher Kelbley-Tiffin, O. —Housewife Anna Borough Zeis-Tiffin, O.- Housewife James Cunningham—Fremont, 0.— Farmer Marjorie Druckenmiller-Guffey- Lorain, 0.—Housewife Mary Katherine Eborg Bordner—Green Springs, O.-Housewife Ava May Erb Schubach— Green Springs, 0.—Housewife Phyllis Fausey Pence-Southfield, Mich.—Housewife Richard Frankart—Deceased Wayne Frankenfield—Collingswood, N. J.—FBI Walter Gassner-Republic, O.-Swan Rubber Company Mary Louise Graham Price—Tiffin, O. —Housewife Anita Hersh Rau—Ft. Seneca, O.- Housewife Merle Hunker—Tiffin, O.—Farmer Dale Johnson—Whittier, Calif.— Austin Construction Donald Karg—Fremont, 0.—Oil Station Evelyn Mason Zeis-Rising Sun, O.- Housewife—Ford Motor Co. Audrey McDonald Beckman- Fremont, O.-Housewife Betty Miller-Chicago, Ill.—Music Teacher Clara Myers Smith-Tiffin, O.-House¬ wife Wanda Neeley Bowman—Montrose, Calif.—Service Engineer Mary Alice Riehm Sanford—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife—Teacher Margaret Rosenberger-Channels— La Marque, Tex.—Housewife Beatrice Ryman Johnson— Mullica Hill, N. J.—Housewife Charles Smiley—Deceased Melverna Smith Auxter—Clyde, O.- Housewife Harriet Stiger Liles-Coral Gables, Fla.—Housewife Arthur Thomas—Alvada, 0.-Farmer Paul Willis—Fremont, O.-Dairy Truck Driver Ruth Young Seydlitz—Toledo, O.- Housewife CLASS OF 1941 Richard Anglemyer Helen Burkholder Stallkamp-Deceased Marcella Coats Aldrich-Sioux Falls, S.D.—Housewife Eugene Hull-Tiffin, O.-Farmer Bernice Joseph Mutchler-Burgoon, 0.—Housewife Arlene McDonald Cobb-Oak Lawn, Ill.—Housewife—Secretary Rita Myers Bundschuh-Fremont, O.- Housewife Richard Mull-Middle Village, N.Y.- Manager-National Bakeries Geraldine Murphy Peck-Poteau, Okla.—Housewife Carl Murray-Old Fort, O.-Farmer Maurice Nighswander—Fremont, 0.— Bakery Truck Driver Clara Painter Roth—Fremont, O.- Housewife Donald Peterson—Toledo, O.-Gulf Oil Refinery Jean Rosenberger Wonder—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife James Smith—Deceased Suzanne Sommers Betson-St. Joseph, Mich.—Housewife Joyce Suffecool Grimes—Bettsville, 0.—Housewife Dorothy Zimmerman Mason-Streets- boro, 0.—Housewife Dorotha Zimmerman Aldrich— Defiance, 0.—Housewife—Teacher CLASS OF 1942 Barbara Babione Hill-Fremont, O.- Housewife Rondo Berlekamp-Green Springs, 0.—Farmer Mary Borough Lucas-Denver, Colo.- Housewife-Office Worker Grace Druckenmiller Zoeller-New Reigel, 0.—Housewife Robert Fink—No information Glenn Hemminger-Tiffin, 0.-Britts, Findlay, 0. Naomi Humes Newell-Toledo, O.— Office Work, Mercy Hospital Grace Jenkins Karnes—Dayton, 0.- Manager of Food Store Robert Laird—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- Standard Oil 123 Phillip Thomas Lambright-Fremont, 0.—Salesman John Lowery—Deceased James Oswald—Tiffin, 0.—Trucker Donald Pence—Tiffin, 0.—Matlack, Inc. Harold Ryman— Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- General Electric Dale Stacy-Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Jean Stiger Berlekamp-Green Springs, 0—Housewife Bernice Tippin Bock—Tiffin, O.— Housewife Maijorie Weller Barr—Wharton, 0.— Housewife Wilbur Whitman—Fremont, 0.— Farmer—Truck Driver John Zimmerman—Defiance, 0.— Prosecuting Attorney CLASS OF 1943 Eileen Abbott Repp—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—County Welfare Ag. Elbert Boucher—Green Springs, 0.— Gordon Lumber Co. Paul Bryon—Old Fort, 0.—Basic, Inc. Adelia Burkholder Best— Bloomville, 0.—Housewife—Teletype Setter Alice Crowl Thompson—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Raymond Cunningham—Green Springs, 0.—Farmer Donna DeMoss Ryman—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Albert Dunlap—Tiffin, 0—Webster Manufacturing Co. Doris Edwards Maddox—Streetsboro, 0.—Housewife William Engle—Tiffin, 0.—Clyde Whirlpool Franklin Fausey—Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Isabell Hostler Gottfried—Bloomville, 0.—Housewife Robert Humes—Green Springs, 0.— Nickel Plate R.R. Lawrence Joseph—Green Springs, 0.— Carpenter Nellie Mason Haugh— Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Herman Meyers, Jr.—Fremont, 0.— Factory Worker Velma Murphy Huber—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Annabelle Nighswander Shaull—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife—Factory Worker Charles Peake—Grants Pass, Oregon— Bricklayer Annabelle Pendrey Ingold—Grand Rapids, Mich.—Housewife George Riehm—Deceased William Rosenberger— Arcadia, 0.— Cooper Tire Rubber Co. Arlene Sink Dryden—Toledo, 0.— Housewife—Nurse Phyllis Suffecool Achtermann— Bow¬ ling Green, 0.—Housewife CLASS OF 1944 Allen Anglemeyer—Covallis, Ore.— Scientist Oregon State University Richard Bartson—Fremont, 0.—Ford Plant, Sandusky, 0. Jean Baxter Cleveland—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife June Bryon Elmers—Fremont, 0.— Housewife Vera Krauss Everhart—Deceased Dennis Dunlap, Jr.—Lincoln Park, Mich.—Pennsylvania R.R. Virginia Dunlap Simons—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Pauline Eberly Boehler—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Robert Eborg—Fremont, 0.—Fought and Eborg Produce Robert Elmers—Fremont, 0.—Mara¬ thon Distributor Lois Heilman Christner—Wolcottville, Ind.—Housewife Robert Hoke—Ft. Seneca, O.E. Brooke Matlack Marjorie Keim Mowery—Upper San¬ dusky, 0.—Housewife Lenora Mason Krotzer—Risingsun, 0.—Housewife—Ford Motor Co. Charles McDonald—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Scott Neeley—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- Basic, Inc. John Polyak—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Calvin Smith—Fremont, 0.—Sales Manager—A1 Baumann Chev. Co. Shirley Stiger Eborg—Fremont, 0.— Housewife—Hospital Administrator Eileen Swanger Lee— Gibsonburg, 0.— Housewife Glen Tippin—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Clarence Weller—Genoa, 0. Genevieve Willis Pence—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Robert C. Zimmerman— Quakertown, Pa.—Painter Robert G. Zimmerman—Ft. Wayne, Ind.—Athletic Teacher CLASS OF 1945 Betty Abbott Dominique—Toledo, 0.—Housewife—Nurse Eldon Barto—Tiffin, 0.—Matlack, Inc. Robert Baxter-Bittburg, Germany- Air Force Dorothy Bitler Picciuto—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Food Town Market Marvin Boucher—Fremont, 0.— Havenshire Dairy Doris Colvin Brown—Canfield, 0.— Housewife—Nurse Amos Druckenmiller—Fremont, 0.— Farmer Thomas Frankart— Pittsburg, Pa.— Westinghouse Frank Kroetz— University of Iowa— Cardiologist Stanley Miller—Tiffin, 0.—Bus Driver- Farmer Bernita Nighswander Tippin—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Dale Oakleaf—Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Jane Pence Willis—Ft. Seneca, 0.— Housewife—Beautician Jacqueline Ritchart Busack—Fremont, 0.—Factory Worker Lea Rose Saxion Kroetz—Housewife— Iowa Harold Seifert—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Myron Shaffer—Deceased Eugene Sheidler— Gloomville,0.— Farmer Annabelle Stuckey Hoffman—St. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Doyle Tippin—Tiffin, 0.—Canteen Vending Ellis Wagner—Torrance, Calif.—Oral Surgeon John Willis, Jr.—Ft. Seneca, 0.— Merchant Charles Zimmerman—Sandusky, 0.— Shoe Store Manager CLASS OF 1946 Phyllis Beier Frederick—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Wayne DeMoss—Temple, Ariz.— Accountant Verna Mae Hade Huber—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife—Clerk James Heffner—Mantua, 0.—Jarret Trucking Company Jean Heilman Sprow—Toledo, 0.— Housewife—Nurse Robert Hersh—Ft. Seneca, 0.-Basic, Inc. E. Crede Hiestand—Old Fort, 0.— Physician Meredith Hoffman—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Marilyn May Applebaum—Pittsburg, Pa.—Housewife 124 Madeline Miller—Deceased Ned Murphy-Burgoon, O.-Zoller’s Trucking Co. Paul Murray-Fremont, 0.-Farmer Betty Overmyer Murphy-Green Springs, O.-Housewife-G.E. Fac¬ tory Dale Peterson-North Baltimore, O.- Campbell Soup Co. Alice Polyak Whitman-Fremont, 0.- Housewife Robert Shade-Old Fort, O.-Bank Teller Stanley Sherriff-Dayton, O.-Dentist Paul Shuey-Tiffin, O.-Accountant Delean Stiger McDonald-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife—Secretary Paul Wise—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer CLASS OF 1947 Margaret Baxter Shellhammer-Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Lois Berlekamp Murray-Fremont, 0.—Housewife—Teacher George Bock-Old Fort, 0-Farmer- Bus Driver Donald Bowersox-Sidney, 0.-Water¬ works Donna Colvin Shiley-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife— nurse William Darr—Bridgeville, Pa.— Chemist-Mobay Co. Phyllis Drown Ward—Clyde, O.— Housewife Beatrice Fox Lowery-Fostoria, 0.- Housewife Janet Hade—Tiffin, 0.—Secretary- Basic, Inc. Harry Heilman-North Syracuse, N.Y.—General Electric Betty Heilman Bryon-Old Fort, 0.— Housewife Francis Hill—Fremont,O.—Gottron Brothers Robert Kelly-Titusville, Florida- Pizza Place, Manager Almeda Kemp Fey-Elyria, 0.-House¬ wife—Teacher Garth Lambright— Norwalk, O.-Star Bakery Arlene Mason Nye—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife John McCormack—Tiffin, O.—Whirl¬ pool Corp. Jean Michael Brenner—Toledo, 0.— Housewife—Nurse Eugene Miller—Fremont, 0.-Whirl¬ pool Corp. Walter Moorehart-Barberton, O.— Factory Worker Ray Murray-Fremont, 0.—Farmer Joan Nighswander Lloyd-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife—Ford Plant Glenn Oakleaf—Tiffin, 0.—American Standard Nora Lee Palmer Dander—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Paul Pendrey- Fremont, O.-Oil Station Attendant Dorothy Shuey Meese-Montebello, Calif.—Housewife Harry Stiger, Jr.-Green Springs, 0.- Bus Mechanic—Old Fort Dorothy Seifert Magers-Green Springs, O.-Housewife Norman Shiley-Tiffin, O.-Teacher at Old Fort Randall Swikard—Ft. Seneca, 0.— Sears, Tiffin Shirley Wagner Spear-Lyndhurst, 0.—Housewife—Teacher Winifred Watson Tart-Greenwich, Conn.— Housewife Homer Ray Zimmerman—Mt. Gilead, O.-Manager of State Park CLASS OF 1948 Charles Abbott—Maumee, O.-Gas Station Attendant Robert Blaney-Parma Heights, 0.- East Ohio Gas Company Gloyd Eborg-Tiffin, O.-Basic, Inc. Virgil Fortney-Tiffin, 0.—Farmer lone Freeze Weiss—Deceased Barbara Ann Hade Heffner-Mantua, Pa.—Housewife Clarence William Heilman—Old Fort, 0.—Tiffin Machine Co. Richard Hoke-Ft. Seneca, O.-Basic, Inc. Lawrence Keim, Jr.-Old Fort, 0.- Old Fort School Custodian Betty Jean May DeCicco— Florham Park, N.J.—Housewife Harold Mellott-Tiffin, O.-Truck Driver Barbara Michael Larsen-Tiffin, O.- Housewife—Artist Mary Ann Rosenberger Hersh-Ft. Seneca, O.—Housewife Leland Rutherford-Elmore, 0.— Farmer Stella Schetter Smith—Fremont, O.- Housewife Mary Ellen Schmitz Hoepf—Welling¬ ton, 0.—Housewife—Beautician Doris Sherriff Hoke-Ft. Seneca, O.- Housewife Agnes Smelser Parrish-Fostoria, O.- Housewife Evelyn Suffecool-Phoenix, Ariz.— Pharmacist Dalton Watkins-Old Fort, O.-Basic, Inc. Ralph Watson, II—Old Fort, 0.- Farmer CLASS OF 1949 Robert Borough-Tiffin, 0.-Farmer Thomas Darr-Wheat Ridge, Colo.- Gen. Mgr., Denver Glass Co. Betty Donaldson Hackenberg- Bloomville, O.-Housewife Anne Hiestand Lavo—Sacramento, Calif.—Housewife Kenneth Hill-Toledo, O.-Sec’y.-Mgr. Special Vehicle Equip. Beverly Hoffman Swickard—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Betty Laux-Tiffin, O.-Clerk, Bd. of Ed. John Lavo (Capt.)-Rancho Cordova- Air Force Phyllis Miller Dibling-Fostoria, O.- Housewife Dema Peterson Watkins-Old Fort, O.-Housewife-Bank Teller Bernard Schmitz-Tiffin, 0.-Nickel Plate Railroad, Basic, Inc. Helen Shade Kerlin-Old Fort, O.- Housewife James Smith—Green Springs, O.— Farmer Jack Stiger-Ft. Seneca, O.-Car- penter Donald Weller-Tiffin, 0.-North Star Truck Delivery Mary Jane Wilkinson Oakleaf-Green Springs, O.-Housewife Helen Wise Gertsen-Bowling Green, 0.— Housewife-Teacher William Zimmerman-Tempe, Ariz.- Sears and Roebuck-Student CLASS OF 1950 Mary Anglemyer Rathfelder-Green Springs, Ohio—Telephone Operator Ray Berlekamp-Fremont, 0.-Farmer Rodney Berlekamp-Tiffin, O.-Rod’s Delicatessen Donald Bishop—Tiffin, O.—Farmer Gladys Colvin Hallowed— Old Fort, 0.—Housewife Ruby Cramer Barnes—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife John DeMoss—Tiftin, 0.—Machinist— G.E. Lucille Depinet Kroetz— Findlay, O.- Housewife Donovan Edwards-Deceased 125 Herman Guttenberg-Arcadia, 0.— Fostoria Carbon Co. Thomas Hade-Tiffin, O.-Manager, Loan Co. Beatrice Heilman Vallimont— Helena, 0.—Housewife Mildred Heilman Fortney-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Joyce Heilman Brose—Fostoria, 0.— Housewife Charles Humes-Bellevue, 0.-Railroad Ralph Joseph-Old Fort, 0.-Auction¬ eer—Real Estate Margaret Kemp Nugent—North Balti¬ more, 0.—Housewife Alvin Kiesel-Tiffin, O.-Farmer Virgil Kisabeth—Tiffin, 0.—Webster Mfg. Company Marion Kroetz—Findlay, 0.—4-H Co. Extension-Hancock Co. Dorothy Mellott Smith—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Mary Lou Nighswander Brown-Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Irene Rosenberger Shaffer—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Thomas Shaffer—Tiffin, 0.—Land¬ scape Architect Eva Corrine Woessner Fry, III—Old Fort, 0.—Housewife—Clerk CLASS OF 1951 William Baxter—Fostoria, 0.—Auto- Lite Marla Jean Blue Stiger— Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Jean Bonnell Seigely—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Music Teacher Joseph Darr—Wheat Ridge, Colo.— Denver Glass Co. Ruth Doran—Cromers, 0.—Basic, Inc. Marilyn Fenstemaker Kadiuraus— Colorado Springs, Colo.—Housewife- Nurse Howard J. Fry—Old Fort, O.-Matlack, Inc. Keith Hade-Tiffin, O.-Farmer-Basic, Inc. Paul LaFountain—Fremont, 0.—Whirl¬ pool, Inc. Nancy Lucas Noon—Carey, 0.—House¬ wife Carol Lynch Nebergall—Helena, O.— Housewife Otto Lynch—San Rafael, Calif.—Hos¬ pital Pharmacist Robert McCormack—Tiffin, 0.—Whirl¬ pool, Inc.—Farmer Thelma Mellot Gordon—Columbus, 0.—Housewife Mary Alice Oakleaf Gore-Republic, 0.—Housewife— N.O.B.A. Nellei Pletcher Reding-Avon, Minn.- Housewife Janita Riedel Hauk-Lavonia, Mich.- Teacher Norma Voelzke Stiger-Green Springs, 0.—Housewife Donald Wise-Tiffin, O.-Manager, Monsanto Co. Lynn Wonder Milford, 0.—Music Teacher Ralph Zimmerman—Tiffin, 0.— Mechanic CLASS OF 1952 Bernice Baxter Morrow—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Rolland Berlekamp—Sidney, 0.— Veterinarian Richard Borough-Tiffin, 0.—Whirl¬ pool Foreman James Brickner—Tiffin, 0.—G.E. Joanne Borer Halm-Bucyrus, 0.— Housewife John Brundage—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Carol Doran Hill—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Jack Druckenmiller—Fremont, O.- Farmer Carol Heckerd Adams— Bloomville, 0.—Housewife Dale Heilman—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Margaret Heilman Faunce-Fremont, 0.- Housewife- Beautician Charles Hepler, Jr.-Tiffin, O.-Farmer James E. Hoover-Tiffin, 0.-Farmer- Milk Truck Driver Peggy Ann Johnson Elder—Columbus, 0.—Housewife Walter Joseph—LaFayette, 0.—Supt. Alan East School Marjorie Kittle Berlekamp—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife John Henry Maddox-Tiffin, 0.—Con¬ sultant, Metropolitan Life Shirley Sadoski Magers-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife Benjamin Seigley—Columbia Heights, Minn.-Switchman, Great Northern R.R. William Seigley—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- Whirlpool, Inc. Joan Stover Stuckey—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Robert Stuckey—Old Fort, 0.—Repair and Sale of Lawn Mowers Wilbur Suffecool—Tiffin, 0.—Century Tool and Die Stanley Swihart-Fostoria, O.-Farmer Insurance Salesman Kenneth Watson—Chicago, Ill.—Sales¬ man-Inter. Bus. Machines Betty Lou Werner Feather-Columbia, Missouri—Teacher Eugene Zimmerman—Green Springs, 0.—Clyde Fruit Belt Trucking CLASS OF 1953 Virginia Abbott Sadoske-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Rosetta Barker Dawson-Niagara Falls, N. Y.—Waitress Ruth Bishop Druckenmiller-Fremont, O. —Housewife Ann Collier Tallman-Fremont, 0.— Patricia Depinet Gallagher—Fremont, 0.—Housewife James G. DeRan-Ashland, 0.-Pro¬ duction Credit Assn. Carol Fenstermaker Bender-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Ray Fry—Santa Maria, Calif.—Missile Base, Elec. Eng. Charles Hade—Tiffin, 0.—Whirlpool, Inc. Donald Haubert—Tiffin, 0. Wayne Heilman—Green Springs, O.- Farmer Joyce Hersch—Fremont, 0.—Ekrich Meat Co. Howard Humes, Jr.-Green Springs, 0. June Johnson DeMoss—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Marlene Jones DeRan—Ashland, 0.— Housewife Carol Laird—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Violet Mellott Sholl—Tiffin, 0.—House wife—Clerk Virginia Shaull Ritzenthaller-Old Fort, O.—Housewife Lucas Stuckey, Jr.—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, l nc. CLASS OF 1954 Katherine Barker Glaspy—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Ronald Bosler-Tiffin, O.-Bank Teller Dolores Brickner Scherger—Tiffin,0.— Housewife Mary Brundage Joseph—Fort Wayne, l nd. —Housewife Bruce Dicken—Cleveland, 0.-Artist John Diment— Xenia, 0.—Research Co. Christine Eborg Stover-Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—R.N. David Graham—Akron—Patrolman Instructor James Heilman-Fairborn, O.-Air Force 126 Richard Heilman-Old Fort, 0 — Monsanto Co. Janeen Hoover Joseph-LaFayette, O.-Housewife-O.S.U. Branch Jane Johnson Shaffer-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife Robert Jones, Jr.-Tiffin, 0.-Farmer Donald Joseph-Ft. Wayne, Ind.- Teacher Rosalyn Lemmerman Cowdrey-Fre- mont, 0.—Housewife—Nurse Bruce Lynch, Jr.-Fostoria, 0.- Carbon Works Robert Lynch-Tiffin, O.-Haaser Distributing Co. Jan Riedel—Tiffin, 0.—Bush Chevro¬ let Co. Howard Sadoski—Fremont, O.—Tool¬ maker-Ford Motor Co. Jon Saul-Jacksonville, Fla.—Royal Rubber Co. Bernard Shaffer-Tiffin, 0.-National Machinery Harry Shaull-Tiffin, O.-Custodian Tiffin Columbian Donald Stover—Green Springs, 0.— Dayton Marine Co. Edward Suffecool-Fremont, O.- State Highway Patrol Marilyn Suffecool Cook—Republic, 0.—Housewife Vernon Terry—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. CLASS OF 1955 Sylvia Blaney Glanz-Dayton, 0.— Housewife Jacque Blue—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Basic, Inc. Earl Chaney, Jr.—Northfield, 0.— Sohio Research Laboratories Nancy DeRan Harrison—Risingsun, 0.—Housewife Thomas DeRan—Tiffin, 0. Kenneth Estep-Tiffin, 0— Farmer Donald Evans-Bellevue, O.-Farmer Ronald Fowler-Tiffin, O.-National Machinery Ronald Fry-Old Fort, 0.—Ronald Fry Trucking Co. Darlene Hammer Gaietto—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Jane Heckerd Barto— Tiffin, 0.— Housewife John C. Hoover—Tiffin, O.-Milk Route and Farmer Jeannette Johnson Fry—Old Fort, 0.—Housewife Carol Keim Harrah— Green Springs, 0.—Basic, Inc. Martha Kemp Hilborn— Beverly, 0.— Nurse Robert Kline—Tiffin, 0.—Mohawk Golf Club—Farmer Nancy Koke Heilman—Gibsonburg, 0.—Housewife—Office Worker Eileen Lemmerman Howell—Colum¬ bus, 0.—Housewife Patricia McCoy Stover-Republic, O.- Housewife Colleen Mehaffey Blue—Ft. Seneca, 0.-Housewife—County Nurse Marion Mellott—Old Fort, 0.—Foght Bros. Retta Mae Shaull Cook—Republic, 0.—Housewife James Stover-Republic, 0.-Sterling Grinding Wheel Annette Wagner Franklin— Vander- grift, Pa. Donald Witter—Lima, 0.—Attorney CLASS OF 1956 Charles Alford—Tiffin, 0.-Factory Worker Ned Baker—Tiffin, 0.—Auto-Lite Eugene Barto—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Richard Biller-Draftsman—Tri-State College—Angola, Ind. Ronald Bly—Tiffin, 0.—General Elec¬ tric Ellen Borer May—Fremont, 0.— Housewife—Cashier Edward Brickner—Tiffin, 0.—Canteen Service Allen Cloutier— Meadville, 0.—Teacher Helen Costilla Rodriquez—Gibsonburg, 0.—Housewife James Darr—Swanton, 0.—Trucker Lynda Dicken Heilman-Fairborn, 0.— Housewife Barbara Eborg DeRan-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife Joan Eckleberry Corn—Housewife Lewis Ewing—Bucyrus, O.—Dairy Truck Driver and Farmer Bruce Flack—Columbus, O.—Teacher Rosa Gonzalez-Tiffin, O.-At Home David H. Hoover—Tiffin, 0.-Bull¬ dozer-Farmer Lauretta Hoover Level—Columbus, 0.—Housewife Jane McCormick Ramseth—Mt. Pleasant, Mich.—Housewife—Teacher Ruth Ann Smith Molyett—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Myrna Lee Stiger Riedel-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife—Secretary Mary Ann Terry McGowan—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Charlene Wise Biller-Angola, Ind.- Housewife CLASS OF 1957 Jon Abbott-Tiffin, 0. Charles Armstrong, Jr. Calendonia, Wise.—Dist. Sales Manager Mary Jo Barto-Tiffin, O.-Ohio Power Co. Harry Bloom-Fremont, O.-Whirl- pool—Clyde, 0. Rebecca Buskirk Reiter-Tiffin, 0.- Housewife Roberta Chaney Farinet-Dayton, 0.- Housewife John F. DeRan—Moving to Alaska- Air Force Larry Dunlap-Tiffin, O.-Engineer, Fostoria Corp. Raya Jean Dunlap Miller-Fremont, 0.—Housewife— Teacher Lorna Flack-A.P.O.-New York— Teacher Richard Gabel-Tiffin, 0.—Truck Driver—Tiffin Dairy Constance Gegorski Hill-Fremont, 0.—Housewife—Factory Worker Paul Eugene Gillmor—Old Fort, 0.— State Senate Ruth Ann Gillmor Paulas—Chicago, Ill.—Housewife Sharon Ann Habecker Fought Chamblee, Georgia—Housewife- Cosmetologist Sandra Hade Best—Fremont, O.— Teacher Judith Hanna Smith—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Frank Heistand—NewPort, R.I.— U.S. Navy Gene Hill—Tiffin, 0.—Ohio Power Co. Marie Hines—Marion, 0.—Telephone Operator Lynette Hoover Mellott—Old Fort, 0.—Housewife Robert Keim-Old Fort, Ohio-Na¬ tional Machinery Wilma Lemmerman Deissler-Mead¬ ville, Pa.-Housewife—Nurse Clifford Lynch—Principal—East Liver¬ pool High School James Thomas Lynch—Old Fort, O.-H. James Fry Trucking Co. Shirley Rosenberger Harnish-Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Arlene Schiffer Kapp—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Cashier Eugene Stover-Tiffin, 0. Beverly Suffecool Heistand-Newport, R.I.—Housewife 127 Arloween Terry Mizen-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Bill Watkins—Kansas, 0.—Atlas Crank¬ shaft Co. Michael Yaros—Fremont, O.—Factory Worker CLASS OF 1958 Norma Davidson Smith—Tampa, Fla.— Housewife Mary Lou Depinet Corthell- Fremont, O.—Housewife—Dental Nurse Michael Frankart—Clyde, O.—National Machinery Co. Gerald Fry-Tiffin, O.-Farmer James Gabel-Tiffin, O.-Farmer Brenda Gillmor-California-Airline Kay Gillmor Frankart—Clyde, 0.— Housewife Bernice Goshe Wickiser-Carey, 0.— Housewife Gregory Hartenstein— U.S. Navy— Waterford, Conn. William Hoppes-Tiffin, O.-National Machinery Co. Jerry Jacobs-S. Dakota-Air Force Edward Kear-Wichita, Kansas-Air- Force-Viet Nam William Kittle-San Diego, Calif.— Gen. Dynamics Engineer Charles Miller-Washington Court¬ house, 0.—Farmer Royce Overmyer—Green Springs, 0.— Trucker—General Electric Susan Palmer Wickert-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Univac Betty Prenzlin Child—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Dolores Werner-Madison, Wise.— Teacher Nancy Whitaker Heminger—Tiffin, 0. Housewife CLASS OF 1959 Bruce Abbott-Baltimore, Md.-Marine Corps James Adelsperger—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer Virginia Baker Simpson-Lima, 0. Housewife—Apprentice Clerk Larry Barto—Green Springs, O.- Farmer—Whirlpool Sharon Barto Schoen-West Covina, Calif.—Secretary—Continental Can Co. Louise Beckley Smith-Sacramanto, Calif.—Housewife—Nurse Janet Biller Hull—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Sharlet Bly Fuller—Wellsville, N.Y. Housewife—T eacher Charles Bonnell—Ann Arbor, Mich.— Ford Motor Co. John Buskirk—Port Clinton, 0.— Teacher Harold Colgate-Louisville, Ky. Jo Ann Covert-Tiffin, 0.-Heidelberg College Lana Flanders Shoup—McComb, 0.— Housewife Goldie Funk Sowers—Sycamore, 0.— Housewife Larry Hade—Ft. Wayne, Ind.—Mor¬ tician Kenneth Hoover— Bloomville, 0.— Cooper—Garett Trucking Co. Sandra Laird Gyrus—Toledo, 0.— Teacher Helen Lemmerman Heyman—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Sylvia Lovins Bigley—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Myron Mann-Parma Heights, 0.—Fed. Reserve Bank Donna Reis Wolf—Tiffin, 0.—House¬ wife Bartolo Oliver-Akron, 0.-Laborer Eugene Rohe—Bloomville, 0.—Whirl¬ pool, Clyde, 0. Lucy Schiffer Sutton —Weirnton, W. Va.—Housewife—Teacher Lotus Shaffer Hoppes-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Carol Shaull Covert—Tiffin, 0.-Mercy Hospital, Lab. and Dental Tech. Lois Shireman Dryfuse—Tiffin, 0.— Bonded Collection Service Myron Speller—Fremont, 0.—Trucker John Sullivan-No information Jack Wickert-Wauseon, 0- Insurance Investigator Robert Yaros—Fremont, 0.—Army Mary Ann Zeis Kennedy—Whittier, Calif.—Housewife—Secretarial Work John Ziegler, Jr .—Cinn., 0.—Civil Service Employee CLASS OF 1960 Linda Baker Kilen—Tiffin, 0.—House- wife—Heidelberg Colleges Employee William Biller, Jr.—Tiffin, 0.—Tiffin University Richard Chaffee—Tiffin, 0. Rufus Lee Chaney-lndiana-Purdue University Donna Diement Lentz-Elmore, O.— Elementary Teacher, Genoa, 0. Sharon Dunlap Tracy—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Bowling Green State University Janet Gabel-Fostoria-Gray Printing Co.-Fostoria, O.-Bookkeeper Harold Gillmor—Fremont, O.- Farmer-Paul M. Gillmor Trucking Co. Karen Haack Jackson-Urbana, 0.— Housewife—Music Teacher Judity Hade Swander—Tiffin, 0.— Ohio Power Co.—Housewife Joyce Haubert Wertz—Mineral Wells, Texas—Housewife Robert Haugh-Columbus, 0.-Lazarus Glenn Heestand—University of Wiscon¬ sin Donnie Lee Heilman—Green Springs, O.-Basic Inc. —Farmer Patricia La Fountain Overmyer— Green Springs, 0.—Housewife Patricia Magers Buskirk—Port Clinton, O.—Teacher Sharon Martin-Cleveland, O.-Teacher C. Arthur Mehaffey—Columbus, O.- Teacher Larry Molyett—Air Force Connie Morton Zeis—Defiance, 0.— Housewife—nurse Robert Mowery-Tiffin, O.-Farmer Louis Oliver Quintero—Brooklyn, N.Y.—Housewife Galen Overmyer-Green Springs, 0.— Humbert Trucking-Office Karen Riedel-Cinn., 0.-Speech Ther¬ apist Eileen Roberts—Tiffin, 0.—Home Ec. Teacher, New Riegel, 0. Myron Schiffer—Finlay, 0.—Britt’s Department Store Nancy Steele-No Information John Joseph Stover-Whirlpool Richard Suffecool-Armed Services Robert Suffecool—Fort Seneca, O.- National Anne Swope Scullion—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Nurse James Wickert-Phoenix, Ariz. James Zeis—Defiance, 0.—General Motors CLASS OF 1961 Larry Adelsperger—Tiffin, O.-G.E. Ronnie Baker—Tiffin, 0.—Whirlpool Doris Barto-Green Springs, O.-Whirl¬ pool Robert Bartson—Fremont, 0.—Whirl¬ pool, Clyde Gary Black-Tiffin, O.-Nelson Tree Service Myron Blue—Tiffin, 0.—G.E. Martha Buskirk Bereza—Lima, N.Y.— Housewife 128 Anna Lou Byrne Morehart—Ypsilanti, Michigan- Housewife Cassandra DeRan Molyet—Fremont, O.— Housewife Charlotte Dunlap Long—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Roger Dunlap—Tiffin, O.—Pennsylvan¬ ia, R.R. Norma Eborg Kessler—Oxon Hill, Md.—Housewife Norman Eborg—Bowling Green, 0. Jeanne Field Watson—Republic, 0.— Arlan’s Earl Filson—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Jeanne Flack Sauls—Gulfport, Miss.,— Beautician DeWayne Flanders— McComb, 0.— Gas Station Attendant Norman Fry—Kent, Wash.-Boeing, Co. Mary Jane Gillmor—Monterery, Calif. Sharon Gillmor—Hasselbach-Fremont, 0.—Housewife Rudy Gonzales- Tiffin, O.—Webster Mfg. Co. Patrick Hartenstein—Tiffin, 0.—Atlas Crankshaft Loretta Hilton Riedel—Elyria, 0 — Housewife Jack Hoover—Fremont, 0.—Hair Dresser Thomas Johnson—Virginia-Marines James Lynch—Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Richard Mestrez—Fremont, 0.—Fur¬ nace Supply Co. Donald Miller—Viet Nam John Montgomery—Miller Construc¬ tion Ruthanne Mowry Hamilton—Tiffin, 0.—Housewife Wanda Peake McQuiston—Fremont, 0.—Housewife Denver Price—Tiffin, 0.-Sterling Richard Rau— Ft. Seneca, 0.-General Electric Judy Reis—Columbus, O.-Dental Technician Larry Semer— Old Fort, 0.—Teacher Helen Smith Miller—Fremont, O.— Housewife Linda Speller Kiernan—Albany, N.Y.— Housewife Marigene Steinberger Bergefurd—Van Buren, O.— Housewife— Clerk Francis Steinmetz—Tiffin, 0.—Carpen¬ ter—Focht Brothers Construction Co. Ronald Steinmetz-Tiffin, 0.—Ex- Cello, Fostoris, 0. Raymond Strait-Tiffin, 0. Sharon Suffecool Omweller— Germany — Housewife—Nurse Marjorie Tracey-Findlay, O.-Secre- tary-R.C.A. Mary Walters Schreiner—Tiffin, O.— Housewife Cornell Weltin, Jr.-Ohio State Uni¬ versity Robert Wise—Delaware, 0.—Teacher CLASS OFJ962 James Abbott—Service Bill Bastian—Ohio State University Thomas Beckley—Fremont, 0.— Mosser Construction Co. Miriam Berlekamp— Teacher Trenda Bly—Mentor, O.—Teacher Susan Boucher Gonzales—Pontiac, Mich.—Housewife Larry Byrne—Tiffin, O.—National Machinery Donna Curns—Tiffin, O.—Heidelberg College Joel Chaney—Service Okinawa Marvin Ekelberry—Old Fort, 0—Army Thomas Gabel—Tiffin, O.—American Standard Caroline Garza Estep—Columbus, O.— Housewife—Beautician Joel Garza—Old Fort. 0.—Air Force Barbara Gegorski Swedersky—Fre¬ mont, 0.—Housewife—Croghan Colonial Bank Trudy Grubs Robenstine—Canton, 0.—Housewife John Lemmerman—Helena, 0.—Farm¬ er Sharon Mallick Lemmerman—Helena, O— Housewife Richard Lykens—Tiffin, 0.—Service Phyllis Lynch— Tiffin, 0-Nurse Mercy Hospital, Tiffin, O. John Magers—Green Springs, 0.— Whirlpool Corp., Clyde, 0. Charles McCormack—Sarasota, Fla. Sally McCoy Wilcox—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife—Tiffin Art Glass Larry Miller—Norwalk, 0.—Account¬ ant— Baltef Construction Co. Naomi Schiffer Atkinson—Mineral Wells, Texas—Housewife-Dental Hygienist Kenneth Sevitts—Fremont, 0. Juanita Speller Magers—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Bonnie Staley Davidson—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Jeff Walters—Miami, Fla.—Officers Training School Wanda Walters Palmerton—Wayne, O.—Housewife Brenda Zeis Evans-Corpus Christi, Texas—Housewife—Civil Service CLASS OF 1963 Michael Adelsperger-Tiffin, 0 — Reserves—Farmer Thomas Bartson—Fremont, O.-Ford Plant, Sandusky, 0. Timothy Brandyberry—Fremont, 0.— Bowling Green State University Elizabeth Buskirk—Teacher John Covert-Tiffin, O.-Farmer- National Machinery Jeanette Curns—Tiffin, 0.—Tiffin State Hospital Employee Marsha Dicken Spaun-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Michael Fry—Old Fort, O.-Truck Driver, Famous Supply Company Lucy Diane Gillmor Cubbage— Columbus, 0.—Teacher—Housewife Diane Heestand— Tiffin, 0. Dorothy Hemmerly Sprau—Sycamore, 0.—Housewife Fern Hoover-Love—Dental Ass’t— Tiffin, 0. Linda Lynch Smith-Bettsville, 0.— Housewife Kathleen Mallick—Tucson, Arizona— Telephone Operator Gene Meisner—Ft. Seneca, 0.-Webster Mfg. Co. Margaret Miller-Tiffin, O.-Tiffin University Judy Palmer—Bluffton College Elaine Price Blue—Tiffin, O.— Housewife Carol Puffenberger Feasel-Tiffin, 0.- One Hour Martinizing Martha Sanford Riffie-Cleveland, 0.—Teacher—Housewife Harley Shaull-Tiffin, O.-Basic, Inc.- Farmer Bonnie Shiedler-Chicago Ill.—Secre¬ tary, Borg Warner, Inc. Mary Shultz Klopp-Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Richard Speller—Jamestown College— Jamestown, N. D. Barbara Staley Hutchins-Fostoria, 0.—Fostoria Corporation Ruth Steinberger—Fremont, 0.— Secretary Anthony Steyer—Tiffin, O.-Ford Plant—Fostoria, 0. 129 Bernard Steyer—Tiffin, 0.—Basic, Inc. Judity Suffecool Glick-Tiffin, 0.— Mercy Hospital Charles David Swope—Ohio Univer¬ sity Marjorie Whitman Bish—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Pamela Wilbert Abies—Columbus, 0.—Ohio State University CLASS OF 1964 Karen Atwater Avers—Elmore, 0.— Beauty Operator Barbara Bastian—Tiffin, 0.—Memorial Hospital, Fremont, 0. Daryl Bowers—Tiffin, 0.—Armed Forces Margaret Brown Boroff—Columbus, 0.—Housewife Richard Curns—Tiffin, 0.—Carpenter David DeRan—Fremont, 0.—General Electric Mary Lee DuMond Creeger— Bascom, 0.—Housewife Alan Field—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Air Force Agnes Gonzales—Tiffin, 0.—At home Kenneth Haack—Tiffin, 0.—Ohio State University Michael Hartenstein—Tiffin, 0.—Day- ton Marine, Fremont, 0. David Haugh—Columbus, 0.—Ohio State University Anne Henretty Withrow—Old Fort, 0.—Housewife Richard Joseph—Bettsville, 0.—Ford Motors, Fostoria Robert Laird—Camp LeJume, N.C.— U.S. Marines James Magers—Green Springs, 0. Michael McCormack—Sarasota, Fla. Vivian Miller Schwochow—Burgoon, 0.—Housewife, Basic, Inc. Susan Nickel—American Automobile Association, Columbus, 0. Gary Oakleaf—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- National Machinery David Peake—Fremont, 0.—Whirlpool Michael Pence—Tiffin, 0.—Navy Martin Puffenberger—Air Force Douglas Runion—Long Beach, Fla. Samuel Sager—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Basic, Inc. Kathy Sharp—Tiffin, 0.—Fountain Lunch Wilbur Speller—Old Fort, 0.— Variety Club Truck Driver Patricia Suffecool Bowers—Waukegan, Ill. Nurse Paul Steinmetz—At Home Ray Steinmetz—Tiffin, 0.—Carpenter James Terry—Lackl and Air Force Base, Texas Edna Tracy Swander—Tiffin, 0.— Housewife Thomas Williams—Kent State Univer¬ sity Betty Ziegler—Bowling Green, O.— Bowling Green State University CLASS OF 1965 Martha Adlesperger Peake—Fremont, 0.—Secretary, Farmer’s Co-op, Tiffin Kay Austermiller—Columbus, 0.— Ohio State University Marshall Blue—Dayton, 0.—Air Force Janet Bock—Grace College, Ind. Fred Bowers—Tiffin, 0.—Zeis Builders—Carpenter David Brandyberry—Heidelberg College Nancy Byrne Alt—Tiffin, 0.-House¬ wife Dan Cantu—Tiffin, 0.—Air Force Pete Cantu—Tiffin, 0.—Fremont Em¬ ployment Office—Bowling Green Branch Ed Colgate—Fort Seneca, 0.— Chevrolet Co. Dan Colvin—Green Springs, 0. Jerry Cunningham—Ohio State University Cheryl Deeds—Tiffin University Charles DeRan—Armed Forces—Ga. Gracies Flores—Tiffin, 0. Doris Fry Joseph—Bettsville, 0.— Housewife Michael Gabel—Tiffin, 0.—Farmer- Tiffin University Orpha Garza—Columbus, 0.— Beautician Sue Gillmor—Columbus, 0.—Secre¬ tary Carmen Gonzalez—Findlay, 0.—Mara¬ thon Oil Company Ronald Haugh—Army—Vietnam Ronald Johnson—Green Springs, O. Steve Laird—University of Toledo Charles Lynch—Green Springs, 0.— Ford Plant, Fostoria, 0. Robert Mestrez—Texas—Brooks AFB— Systems Command Rosalyn Molyett—Derby, N.Y.—Wait¬ ress Rita Morton Michael—Webster Mfg. Co.—Housewife Tom Nickels—Columbus, 0.—Ohio State University Sharon Renninger Magers—Telport Rhode Island—Housewife Thomas Roth—Columbus, 0.—Ohio State University Bill Shaull—Tiffin, 0.—Custodian Sue Sheidler—Toledo, 0.—Secretary Robert Steyer—Tiffin, 0.—Whirlpool Jean Suffecool Begany—Cleveland, 0.—Instructor at Victor School Cynthia Tolento—Findlay, 0.—RCA Harold Ulmer—Texas—Southern Bible College Charles Wilbert—Green Springs, 0.— Bowling Green State University Lynda Wilson—Tiffin, 0. Karen Wise—Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity John Zablocki—Tiffin, 0.—Bowling Green Branch Donna Zimmerman—Bowling Green State University Richard Zimmerman—Arizona State University, Tempe, Ariz. CLASS OF 1966 Jean Abbott—Tiffin, 0. Bonnie Barto Hull—Green Springs, 0.—Housewife—Waitress Robert Bastian-Bowling Green State University Michael Blue—Tiffin, O.—G.E.—Em¬ ployee of Tiffin State Hospital William Buskirk—Bowling Green State University Abbott Casselman—Tiffin, 0.—Tiffin University—Excel Wire Cable Co. Daniel Cleveland—Green Springs, 0.— Farmer Patsy Clifton—Cleveland, 0. Richard DeMoss—Tiffin, 0.—Bowling Green Branch Gary Dicken—Tiffin, 0.—Controls of America Sandra Dicken—Tiffin, 0. James Downing—Tiffin, 0.—Bowling Green Branch Charlotte Fausey—Green Springs, 0.— Bowling Green Branch—Waitress Frank Hoover—Tiffin, 0.-Bowling Green Branch Wayne Hoover—Tiffin, 0.—Air Force Linda Huber Trembath—Ft. Seneca, 0.—Housewife Christine Huffman—Elkhart University, Elkhart, Ind. Jerry Hull—Green Springs, O.—G.E.— Richard Lutz—Tiffin, 0.—Bowling Green Branch Michael Magers—Green Springs, 0.— Bowling Green Branch Randall Martin—Tiffin, 0.—At home 130 Sue Mowery—Tiffin, 0.-Tiffin Uni¬ versity Norman Murray-Ohio State Univer¬ sity Douglas Picciuto—Heidelberg College Scott Ransom-Ohio State University Nancy Recker—River Side Hospital, Columbus, 0. DaLee Reidel—Ohio Wesleyan Univer¬ sity Clarence Roth—Fremont, 0.—Marines Steven Ryman-Tiffin,0.-Bowling Green Branch Linda Sanford DeRan— Fremont, 0.— Housewife Stephen Shireman—Old Fort, 0.— Matlack, Inc.—Woodville, 0. James Steyer—Tiffin, 0.—Bowling Green Branch Scharla Vollmar— Fostoria, 0. William Weltin—Ohio State University David Whitman—Fremont, 0— Moore Business Forms, Inc. Linda Wickert Chapman—Calton, Calif.—Housewife Nancy Willis—Bowling Green State University CLASS OF 1967 Jan Austermiller—Ohio State Univer¬ sity Pam Beeler Burks—Sycamore, 0.- Housewife Tim Berlekamp-Colorado State Uni¬ versity Wayne Bintz-Ft. Seneca, 0.-Whirl¬ pool Joyce Bock—Grace College, Ind. Susan Casselman-Otterbein College Ted Coble—Tiffin, 0.—National Ma¬ chinery Company Linda DeMonte-Ohio State Univer¬ sity Dale DuMond-Tiffin, O.-Bi-Rite Lumber Company Doug Dunlap—ohio State University Lonny Fry-Stautzenberger Business College Henry Garza-Green Springs, 0.- Farming Joni Gegorski-Stautzenberger Busi¬ ness College Annetta Hessick—Maumee Valley Hos¬ pital Mary Jane Kohlenberg-Tiffin, O.- Villa Marie Nursing Home Steve Main—Tiffin Business Univer¬ sity Chris McDonald—Heidelberg College Robert Myers-Old Fort, O.-Super Tire Skip Nowak-Fremont, O.-Whirlpool Beverly Oakleaf-Tiffin, 0. Larry Joe Pitts-Heidelberg College Susan Powell—Elkart Institute of Den¬ tal Technology Linda Renninger— Ft. Seneca, 0.- L K Jane Ranson—Ohio State University Anita Saldivar-Texas-At home Beth Schwenke—Heidelberg College Gary Sharp—Lumberjack Doris Stacy-Kent State University Clarence Strait-Tiffin, 0.-National Machinery Co. Maurice Terry—Tiffin, O.-Farmer Dave Trembath—Ft. Seneca, O.- Whirlpool Susan Whitman—Bluffton College Ernie Wise-Ohio State University Ray Yaros-Fremont, O.-Whirlpool i 131 ALUMNI SNAPS eritstng ■ ' ■SPiiSi i itiST v ij 1 (Pld )[ort Ranking Company Serving The Old Fort Community Since 1916 Personal and Friendly Banking Service Farm and Home Real Estate Mortgage Loans Personal, Installment and Farm Operation Loans Low Cost Checking Accounts Savings and Christmas Savings Accounts Call Old Fort WY 2-2751 Branch Office at Bettsville, Ohio Capital and Surplus $170,000 Deposits Insured by the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Cong ratu1 ations F rom Ward Rosenberger Tom Shaffer (§od 30 JUttie Your Christian witness linked with millions of like-doers Manifests His Existence tElje pleasant ' Cftoftmsljtp (Homtctl of (Eljurcljeis Fort Seneca United Church of Christ Old Fort Evangelical United Brethen METHODIST CHURCHES: Fort Seneca Shiloh Pleasant Ridge UNITED EFFORTS OF THESE FIVE CHURCHES 1. Annual Summer Bible School 2. Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service 3. Union Good Friday Service 4. Migrant Program 5. CROP, for Overseas Needs Choose and Attend the Church of Your Choice! 137 Liberty, Intelligence - Our Nation ' s Safety Comp 1imen t s of (PItl 3f or tone (Elub Men Plus Service Equals Lionism Compliments of the astc, incorporated Maple Grove, Ohio 139 PROUD SYMBOL This is the mark of America ' s first jewelry manufacturer, whose privilege it has been to serve your class and school. YOUR CLASS RING IS A SYMBOL, TOO It marks you - for always A member of a great class In a fine schoo1. Wear it proudly! Congratulations sincere best wi shes Kent Kazmaier Box 874 Findlay, Ohio A 58 AO Rep resenting JEWELRY ' S FINEST CRAFTSMEN alfmtr Company Class Rings and Pins - Club Insignia - Medals - Trophies Plaques - Diplomas - Commencement Invitations JJicken and ponders j tndtc Photographers for The Trai 1 121 Perry Street Fostoria , Ohio 3fort jietteta (ietteral hk. — j li Meats G roce ries Notions Sherwin-Wi11iams Paints Kem Products John Willis, Jr., Owner Phone GI 7-1217 Fort Seneca Oh i o rtc ( 3 L Ifjomtg Jl[tmeral Mome Rep resenting Fostoria Monument Company Ambulance Service Phone 639-2771 Green Springs Oh i o 142 (Ultfion’s Radto and Jiertiice Repa i r Se rvice All work pe rformed i s gua ran teed Setchell Carlson TV ' s Hi-Fi and Radio Sales and Service Pick up and delivery Fort Seneca R.F.D. 3 Tiffin Phone A47-7692 jifynlte Rotors, 3lnc. 390 West Market Street Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Phone 447-0721 INTCBMATtOMAi HARVESTER International Trucks Scout Travel-all Sales And Service Wrecker Service Comp 1iments of tftHcadofo Of)old Products Meadow Gold ijcecrwm Beatrice Foods Co. Tiffin Ohio tiffin oggcr Westgate Vi 11 age Open Daily 10-9 The Pacesetter in Men ' s Clothing and Furnishings. Comp 1iments of Estab 1ished 1944 Forme r1y Russel, Reed And Fe1 ton , I nc Donald Rennels, Ernest Reed, William Fe1 ton Voorhies Insurance Agency Gennis Voorhies, Agent Complete Personal And Commercial Insurance UNITED INSURANCE SERVICE, INC. Tiffin, Ohio Phone 447 - 4242 Bettsvi11e , Ohio Phone 986-5601 Comp 1iments of pf. Jlames trucking Company Day Phone WY 2-2311 Old Fort Night Phone WY 2-3035 Oh i o tmald to6irp Building Contractor Phone 447 1023 Route 5 Tiffin, Ohio tEiffitt 3[mteral Btrectors J ssociatitm Bame Funeral Service Hoffmann Memorial Pah 1-Nemeth Funeral Home Turner Funeral Home Comp]imen t s of Paul plulpets’ ptarket Route 55 4 Miles North of Tiffin Tiffin, Ohio Athletic Equipment Pendleton Sportswear Specialists For Men and Women Comp 1iments of pa kt pm sports, luc. Telephone 732-29 1 1 P-0. Box 147 Port Clinton, Ohio Established 1946 148 Comp 1iments of 3[. ' K. arts el G roce ries Meats Frozen Foods Bet t svi11e Ohio Phone 986-5581 Comp 1iment s of dtmtiser ®rtbmte Seneca County ' s Home Newspape r Tiffin, Ohio Phone 447-4455 Comp 1iments of people’s 4 Merctjantile Sc llUliatcr (Co. Old Fort Ohio Phone 992-2301 errtU’s j uhio J$ erViice Good Luck To The Class Of ' 68 At the corner of Front and Birchard Fremont, Ohio BONFIRE Comp 1iments of tEiffm theater GOOD LUCK SENIORS We invite you to discuss an interesting and rewarding lifetime opportunity atumal !lacljtttgr (Ho. TIFFIN , OHIO Comp 1iments of Old Fort, Ohio Comp 1iments of Che ©Id 3furt (JHutual Celephone Bog’tt jSuds (Uompanu, Member of Ohio Independent Tiffin, Ohio Telephone Association peacock’s |3ure ffiil Comp 1iments of Huss and N. Sandusky Street Tiffin, Ohio J§ mith’s 24 Hour Wrecker Service Green Springs, Ohio H. Peacock • Res. Phone 447-8135 Sta. Phone 447-2613 Comp 1 i merits of 4 fflc©aniel Insurance JVgenctt Bettsvi11e Ohio Phone 986-5144 Comp 1iments of IKennetb IE. ifru, (Bar age General Repairs and Welding 01d Fort Ohio Phone 992-2421 ©intent P1umbing Hea ting Warm Air and Hot Water Heating Pumps, Water Heaters and Softeners Old Fort, Ohio Phone 992-2942 Comp 1 imen t s of IBcrlekantp (C on struct inn Green Springs Comp 1iments and 3[rtscl]’s jGtg :Boy Westgate Vi 11 age ®fj t (Adams Street Cumber (ttompany and Tiffin, Ohio ji unny JWood ;@efreIopment 7 5 Melmore Road Tiffin, Ohio sp alt (Ho., 3lnc }t flouts ©’(ttonncll, (!lo. Paving Contractors A9 78 Adams Street Asphalt Products Tiffin, Ohio P 1 ants : Map 1e Grove Tiffin B1oomvi11e Bellevue Dial 447-1132 Andrettis (Grocery Comp 1iments of Serving You Since 1908 Choice Meats, Groceries Produce, Frozen Foods Bon’s ji o{jio Phone 986-5231 Bettsvi11e Ohio Stop and shop with Bob - Min - Edna Gas, Oil, and Accessories Green Springs, Ohio JIBeng’s usic ji tudto Associated Buyers, limited Fremont, Ohio 413 West State Street 43420 Fremont, Ohio Qua 1ity with Saving Phone 332-53 1 Everything in Music 155 Comp 1iments of Comp 1iments of 3[retnont JIBtjite ®rucfe ji ales Sc j§ erliice, Of) au lanes G C Tiffin, Ohio Rt 20 East Fremont, Ohio White Autocar Cummins D i st. Buck, Bill, and Dorothy Eng 1e at : IInqletoood (ttonntry Comp 1iments JWarket Sc 05ift Ijop of (6 mi 1 es ' North of Tiffin - Off Hwy 53) ji eneca (ttonnty invite you to come out and browse around. implement Healers Country Cured smoked meats Swiss Cheese fruits - vegetab1es (in season) and gifts for all occasions Association Open Daily 10 to 8:30 Comp 1iments of w. Comp 1iments Clj t ®abel ©il Sc Ctre Co. of Fleet-Wing Products Goodyea r Tires Cony’s bakery 1925 W. State St. Fremont, Ohio Fremont , Ohio 230 E. Market St. Tiffin, Ohio ©Id 3[ort JVuction $anda Cosmetics Company Box 22 Old Fort, Ohio Or 1ando, Florida Phones 992-2722 The most exciting cosmetic and 992-3932 you ever heard. Sales Every Saturday Night Division of Rexa11 and 6:30 Sharp 1 . Tupperware Companies Consignments taken in Mike (Hoot) and Wednesday thru Friday Robbie Spe11er from 7 to 9 and on Sat. from 9 to 4 Ralph E. Joseph, Auctioneer Dist ributors Fremont, Ohio 992-2140 rutcljer’s i Over 26 Years Prompt j ohio ji mnce Courteous Service 5% Our Commission Rate Comp 1iments Class of 1968 01d Fort Ohio 55 East Market Street Tiffin, Ohio Phone 992-2712 • Comp 1iments Comp 1 iments of of Shmttfoau s J[lo6ms 30tllage Ruggero home of 23 South Washington Street R1CHMAN CLOTHES Tiffin, Ohio Potter Village Shopping Center Phone 447 _ 0321 Fremont, Ohio Robert j§ tncbeu Comp 1iments of Lawn mo we rs Parts and Service Jacobsen Yardman Remington Of)rent Sprinqs Chain Saws Briggs Stratton (Co-op Association C1inton Engines Phone WY 2-2473 Old Fort, Ohio South Broadway Green Springs Open Mon. Thru Sat. Phone 639 _ 2242 Ohio ;Nortlj j§ tar j5 ales j§ tar (Cleaners High Quality Gasoline Finest in Dry Cleaning at the Lowest Possible Price Six ' s Corners Phone 447-9481 North Route 53 Tiffin, Ohio Comp 1 iment s Comp 1iments of of Zm ®utlders JKozenman’s uto ' fflrecktnq Wa1 do A. Zeis Phone 447 - 9260 P. 0. Box 612 Cromer Road Tiffin, Ohio 44883 (Srain Comp 1iments of and Urnittg Olorp. rt ur IBtan’s Phone 986-5164 Westgate Vi 1lage Tiffin, Ohio Bettsville, Ohio 44815 Phone 447-3371 160 L m When Thinking Of Food Think Of IK cunts A Friendly Place To Shop At Everyday Low Prices Green Springs, Ohio JHtmte 01 tjarm, Inc. Sales CARPET Service Phone 639 2400 Green Springs Republic iLocber Custom Butchering Retail - Home Dressed Meats Ed Sr Vic Smith Phone REpublic 585 _ 4855 011 ]artty tnt’s IBeauta j alcm Bettsvi11e , Ohio Phone 986-5643 Ernestine Yoakum Owne r-Ope rator Operator - Beverly Stull 162 - Comp 1iments of Z?is - guilder The Name For Qua 1ity Tiffin, Ohio Phone 4 -7“0955 3[rnttont (f)il (Company Distributors of Fleetwing Gasoline Motor Oils - Fue1 Oils 1097 W. State St. Fremont, Ohio P hone : 332-5527 IJepst-OIoIa (Company Taste that ' beats the others COLD! Wapakoneta Findlay Makers of Pepsi- Co 1 a Teem Diet Pepsi Kickapoo Joy Juice and Vernors Open for your Convenience 8:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Monday thru Saturday 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Sunday All Ho 1idays Let us Fill Your Next Prescription Schoo1 Supp1ies Gifts 1ce.C ream Drugs South Broadway Green Springs 164 patrons Albert’s Ice Cream.Tiffin, Ohio Mr. Earl Bechtel. Bettsville, Ohio Exit 6 Sohio Service. Fremont, Ohio Fremont Gun and Athletic Supply. Fremont, Ohio Cliff Hoover—Plumbing and Heating. Republic, Ohio Islay’s Dairy.Tit tin, Ohio Jane’s Beatity Shop.F° rt Seneca, Ohio Paul E. Spieldenner Floor Coverings.Fremont, Ohio Tiffin’s Livestock Sales Co .Tiffin, Ohio Uhlman’s.Tittin, Ohio Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Austermiller.Green Springs, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fausey.Green Springs, Ohio Miss Marian Flumerfelt.Old Fort, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Gillmor.Tiffin, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hade.Fort Seneca, Ohio Mr. Richard E. Hessick and Family.Green Springs, Ohio Dr. and Mrs. E. Crede Hiestand .Old Fort, Ohio Mrs. Helen Newman.Old Fort, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oakleaf, Jr.Tiffin, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pence.Tiffin, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Recker.Fremont, Ohio Rev. and Mrs. Albert A. Schwenke.Fort Seneca, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheidler.Green Springs, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiger, Jr.Green Springs, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Morris Wonder . Fort Seneca, Ohio w- 4 i .’’ 4 ; wm Si 165 A c k no fa1 td g cm ert t We, the class of “68”, would like to express our appreciation for all the help and hard work given to us by our advisor, our teachers, and our classmates. Without the loyal support of the advertisers, patrons, and sponsors, the 1968 edition of “The Trail” would not have been the success that it is. We would also like to thank everyone who purchased yearbooks. It is our hope that we have shown the various activities and achievements of the Old Fort students, increased the features in this yearbook, and aroused everyone’s interest in reading and looking at this edition of the 1968 “Trail”. THE EDITORS 166 - |V 9k lltpff i iEm iTjTSM : | JL ■’ JM mr W If ' “ MmM l jjdfcfc T H fc: _ - p v Jj 1 c« abi; ! ’ ,w JP gjf till ■? I 1 CV% ► M p ; fX -?72a m . ' ' ♦ 4jyw ■M T JIB 1 r ’ ag Mi IStsav- . ‘ ' - . r V; , K . ' � :-........ B . 4 9 ' 4 .,. ' jflpcKteL--. i jdH| . B n ■ - . w l 9 W - ■ ' aB jjj rr 1 rf . Bf - ’ f Nf t- .. 1 � • ■L iv, � j B % itSr. J 1 [JHK ' 1 rSE ■. | UMLtv alj ' J§M - 19 t v . s hk | zr He Said He Was Santa 11 f E - n 1� v T jl | r 1 � jl fj; ‘AS , . fl ' J , ,| ' J-’O ’ r v • i i i k A | A ] ■ f ||£jft • il ' i 11 . f Jt Ji 1 Jl f$$£ , 5 j ft v8Pk’ mm ;y| i ■ I| j£ rbc m0jk ¥W‘. ' J® ' cp ifl J2 « g-.-fg w j48p|,, %ftH£ i ffi-M m. ,V. % _ ■