Ottawa Glandorf High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Ottawa, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

THUNDERBOLT 67 Ottawa-Glandorf High School Ottawa, Ohio Volume III In Memory of Perhaps in this neglected spot is laid Some heart once pregnant with celestial fire; Hands that the rod of an empire might have swayed. Or waked to ecstasy the living lyre........ Gerald Nienberg Born - November 30, 1949 Died - August 27, 1966 Dennis L. Verhoff Born - February 9, 1949 Died - August 27, 1966 Charles H. Bockrath Born - May 1, 1949 Died - August 27, 1966 Thomas Gray Foreword Knowledge, friendships, fun, and achievements all enter into our world at Ottawa-Glandorf High School. All are important and each helps us to be well-rounded students. In our future, we hope the knowledge we have gained will still be retained. And we also hope that the 1967 Thunderbolt will help to recall the friendships we’ve made, the fun we’ve had, and the many achievements we have conquered this year at Ottawa-Glandorf. The Editor Our Year of Memories Table of Contents FACULTY............................ 4 SENIORS..........................p. 12 UNDERCLASSMEN....................p 28 STUDENT LIFE...................... 42 ORGANIZATIONS....................p. 64 ATHLETICS........................p gg ..................... 110 ADVERTISEMENTS FACULTY Compliments of OHIO CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY The Ottawa-Glandorf faculty has aided and advanced the academic and athletic achievements of the O-G student. New faces and new ideas have stimulated new interests of the students. The faculty members not only teach the students, but offer guidance and assistance to the O-G teenager. Efforts of the faculty have certainly made O-G one of the top-ranking schools (in sports and scholastics) in this area. K(tKI ((| Compliments of CARL'S BARBER SHOP Ottawa-Glandorf Administrators The Board of Education members — Seated: Virgil Ellerbrock, Vice-President; Robert Weis, President; Leslie Ratliff, Superintendent; Carl Frick, Clerk. Standing: James Crawfis, Thomas Studer, and Allan Klemm. Mrs. Margaret Mormon Secretary to the S. Butler University Superintendent ED. B. G. S. U. To live content with small means; to seek elegance rather than luxury, and refinement rather than fashion; to be worthy, not respectable, and wealthy, not rich; to study hard, think quietly, talk gently, act frankly; to listen to stars and birds, to babes and sages, with open heart; to bear all cheerfully, do all bravely, await occasions, hurry never. In a word, to let the spiritual, unbidden and unconscious, grow up through the common. This is to be my symphony. My Symphony by William Henry Channing 1810 - 1884 Mr. Leslie Ratliff Congratulations to this year’s THUNDERBOLT staff and advisor, Mr. Gossman, on the fine manner in which this project was undertaken. I'm certain pleasant recollections of the time and efforts expended are yours and the knowledge of satisfactory completion fulfills your personal challenge. The young history of O-G does not permit foundations of depth on its own. But there are underlying traditions of the home, church, and the communities which allow a wealthy supply. May our students learn understanding of these and extend contributions of their own. For yours is the responsibility to learn, to learn that you may learn to live. Thomas G. Wright B. S. in Agriculture, M. A. Ohio State University Mrs. Loretta Smith Secretary to the Principal 6 O-GHS Faculty Mrs. Marilyn Siebenick is a recent addition to O-G's office staff. In addition to assisting in the principal's office, she is the secretary for the guidance department and a study hall monitor. The Library, under the supervision of Miss Karen Smith, has an excellent supply of reference books, magazines and novels for the O-G student. That its facilities are well-used is evidenced by an average of half the student body visiting the library every day. Mrs. Marilyn Siebeneck Guidance Secretary and Study Hall Monitor Miss Lois Holder Physical Education Health Whittenberg College. B. S. Ottawa-Glandorf's Music Department includes a girls' chorus and mixed chorus, concert and stage bands, and a wind ensemble. In addition to giving several concerts during the year, the wind ensemble and chorus both participated in statewide contests. The band also presents a cabaret concert in the spring. The Physical Education Departments are under new direction this year. The students have been kept busy with such activities as basketball, volleyball, calisthenics, and dancing. Meeting two and three times a week, the boys and girls are also getting the opportunity to use many of the new facilities in the gym. Mr. Louis Breece Instrumental Music Bluffton College, B. S. Mr. Kenneth Shortgen Instrumental Music Defiance College, B. S. Miss Karen Smith Librarian B.G.S. U., B.S. Mr. John Cunningham Physical Education Health Defiance College, B. S. Miss Lois Ann Myers Chorus Miami University, B.S. 7 Mrs. Dorothy Roose Commercial B. G.S. U., B.S. Shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing are three of the subjects offered by Ottawa-Glandorf’s Commercial Department. Students in this course of study learn basic office skills and are prepared to seek a career in the business field when they are graduated. College Prep students are urged to take a personal typing course which is also offered by the Commercial Department of OGHS. This department has something to offer every student at O-G. Miss Lois Dachenhaus Commercial Defiance College, B.S. Mr. David Laudick Mathematics B.G.S.U.. B.S. Miss Sandra Leidner Mathematics Science Ohio University, B. S. Mr. Robert Gossman Mathematics Science Ohio Northern University The Math Department of O-G teaches students the importance of mathematics in everyday life and also explains its applications and necessity in relation to the other sciences. The Science Department offers young scientists the chance to experiment in the fields of earth science, general science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Science and math are both very important in our rapidly advancing world today. Mr. Bruce Bodalski Science Ohio Northern University, B. S. Mr. Charles Smith Science B.G.S.U., B.S. Mr. Robert Clark Social Studies Union College, A. B., M. A. Mrs. Carolyn Smith English B.G.S.U., B. S. Mrs. Ann Blaine English Albion College, B. A. Miss Sharon Sickmiller English and Spanish Defiance College, B. A. Mr. Joseph Nienberg English and Speech DeSales College, B. S. 9 Miss Lila Stauffer Latin, Speech, and Drama B.G.S.U., Ohio State, B. S., M. A. Mr. Emil Clark Wood Social Studies and English B.G.S.U., B.S. Mr. William Balas Social Studies and French Ohio Northern University, B.S. Included in O-G's Social Studies Department are world history, American history, American government, sociology, and economics classes. Students learn the economic, social and political aspects which affect today's world, for as Mr. Balas often quotes, Those who refuse to learn from history are condemned to repeat it. English is the basis for all subjects. The teachers in this department not only instruct students in grammar, but also give their pupils a good background in American and English literature. O-G's future thespians and public speakers learn the tricks of the trade in speech and drama classes offered in the high school. O-G offers one classical language, Latin, and two modern foreign languages. Spanish and French, to its students. In addition to learning the language, students also learn about the Roman, French, and Spanish cultures. Mr. James Hays Distributive Education Findlay College, B. S. Miss Theresa Macke Home Economics Mount St. Joseph’s College, B. S. Mr. Dennis Price Art and History Dennison University B. A. Under the guidance of Miss Theresa Macke, the girls of Ottawa-Glandorf High School are learning the fundamentals of home-making. A new course has been added to the curriculum this year for those senior girls who plan to enter college and have no time for regular home economics courses. This class deals with the understanding of basic skills of sewing and cooking. The Art Department, headed by Mr. Dennis Price, includes the Art I, II, and III classes and the Art Club. Students learn various artistic skills such as copper enameling, oil painting, and pottery making, and advance each year while learning to use their talents and express themselves constructively by making useful and attractive projects. Distributive Education is a program of instruction in the area of distribution and marketing. It is designed to develop in each student a business attitude toward his job and customers so as to enable him to more adequately cope with everyday problems. Mr. Max Grady Studying under the University of Toledo extension service, Vocational Education Mr. Thomas Weber Industrial Arts St. Joseph’s College, B. S. Mr. Gerald Weis Industrial Arts B.G.S. U., B.S. Mr. John Moening Auto Mechanics Studying under theUniversity of Toledo extension service. Vocational Education. The Industrial Arts Department gives boys a chance to work with their hands and learn the fine techniques needed to make them skillful woodworkers. Electronics classes give boys a chance to understand the working of electronics and to utilize its energies. The Auto Mechanics Department prepares boys for a job after they finish high school. The high school offers two years of training in automotive skills. Mrs. Alice Deffenbaugh Commercial University of Toledo, B. S. Mrs. Alice Deffenbaugh came to O-G from Toledo at the beginning of the second semester to replace Mrs. Dorothy Roose. The Commercial Department has gained much from her teaching and helpful advice. Janitor Mr. A1 Dunn Thecooksare: Mrs. MargaretRoof, Mrs. EdnaFortman, Mrs. Bertha Morman, Mrs. Gladys Maidlow, and Mrs. Lenore Goecke. Mrs. Virginia Wilson was absent. Janitor Mr. William Doepker The office assistants are: Jim Heringhaus, Bill Kreinbrink, Ned Roeder. Mark Bollinger, Diane Ashton, Bev Beckett, Becky Miller, Virginia Vollmer, Bernadette Beckman, Barb Meyer, Pam Feicht, Margie Karhoff, Linda Hermiller, Ruth Stoephel. SENIORS Compliments of FREY'S The Senior Class of 1967 was a great one—scholastically, athletically, and individually. For Seniors, It was a busy and productive year, and of course, a very memorable one. The Senior musical, “Music Man”, was a class effort in which the class united itself for one last project before the division brought about by graduation. There were many tears shed at graduation, for this class will long be remembered as one of the best that O-G ever had. Compliments of DAUB BUILDERS Gerald Agner John Albright Diane Ashton Joyce Ball Michael Beam Beverly Beckett Bernadette Beckman Ottawa- Glandorf Larry Birkemeier Ronald Black Dennis Bockrath Larry Bockrath Mark Bollinger Rita Brinkman Vicki Bruskotter Dorothy Burgei Delores Carpenter Christopher Collins 14 Charles Cox Cynthia Cox John Cox William Croy Michael Daniel Class of 1967 Christine Fawcett Pamela Feicht Gerald Fortman Susan Fortman 15 Thomas Diller Richard Drerup Jane Davidson Marilyn Deters Darlene Dickman Gary Ellerbrock James Ellerbrock Michael Ellerbrock Marilyn Fought Thomas German Donald Gibson William Glassner Charles Goodkin James Heringhaus David Hermiller Deborah Kidd Diane Kidd Karen Kindig Marilyn Kistler Rose Klausing William Krienbrink Karen Kuhbander The Senior class officers led the class in its various activities. They are, from left to right: Sue Fortman, secretary; Janice Stechschulte, treasurer; Elaine Recker, vice-president; Mike Ellerbrock, president. 17 Elaine Lammers Kenneth Magg Bernard Mackey Thomas Maidlow William McCrate Barbara Meyer Charlotte Meyer Rosemary Morman Wayne Patrick Rosalie Recker John Reed William Rieman Clifford Patterson Paul Quint Elaine Recker Senior class homeroom representatives assist class officers in planning class activities. They are, from left to right: Doug Woods. Paul Quint. Diane Ashton, Pam Shinkle. Jim Heringhaus, Eileen Rockers, Eileen Geer, and Mike Daniel. 19 Donald Riepenhoff Eileen Rockets Ned Roeder Larry Rosenberger David Ruhe Frederick Ruhe Daniel Sager Ronald Salsbury Albert Schnipke Judith Schroeder Mary Schroeder Ruth Schroeder Carol Seimet Class Colors: Sapphire Blue and Ivory Janice Stechschulte Thomas Stechschulte Class Flower: Yellow Rose Samuel Stowe James Studer Michael Sunderhaus Russell Tobe Leon Unterbrink Linda Utrup James Van Housen Diane Verhoff Virginia Vollmer Thomas Wells John Westrick Commencement Exercises On May 21, 1967, 123 Seniors graduated from Ottawa-Glandorf High School. As in the past, three representatives of the class gave interesting speeches and twelve members of the class graduated with honors. This Commencement will be remembered by every member of the Class of 1967. Mike Ellerbrock President Graduation Speakers Eileen Geer Mike Stackhouse Speaker Speaker Beverly Beckett Speaker 22 Conquerors of the Past, Challengers of the Future for 123 Seniors Principal Wright presents the Class of 1967 to Superintendent Ratliff. Class 1967 Sad but happy. Pam Shinkle and Eileen Geer take the traditional journey down the long aisle to await the presentation of their diplomas. Mike receives his diploma from Mr. Weis. Tassels on the left, Mark! JERRY AGNER--Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Scholarship team 2; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 1; Student Council 3; Class Play 4. JOHN ALBRIGHT--Spanish Club 3; Library Club 2. 3. DIANE ASHTON--Cheerleader 1-4; Science Club 1,3. 4; Honor Society 2-4; Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1,2; President 4; Office Assistant 4; FTA 4; GAA 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 1-3; Editor 3; Honor Graduate 4; Annual Staff 4; Co-chairman of Prom 3; Science Fair 1, 3; Class Play 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Band 1-4; Dance Band 4; Chorus 1, 3. JOYCE BALL--FHA 4; Class Play 4. MIKE BEAM--Football 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Weight Lifting 4; Annual Staff 4; Scholarship team 2; Art Club 3. BEVERLY BECKETT--Cheerleader 1; French Club 1,2; President 1; Student Council 1,4; Class Officer 1, 2; Honor Graduate 4; Commencement Speaker 4; Honor Society 2-4; Treasurer 4; Scholarship team 1-4; Science Fair 3; Class Play 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3; Office Assistant 4; Annual Editor 4; Newspaper Editor 3; Gym Leader 3; Dramatics Play 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Spirit 4. BERNADETTE BECKMAN--GAA 2; FHA 1; DECA 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3; Chorus 1,2; Office Assistant 4; Class Play 3, 4. LARRY BIRKEMEIER--Class Play 4. RONALD BLACK--Football 2-4; Wrestling 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Science Club 3; Gymnastics 2, 3; Spirit 4. DENNIS BOCKRATH--Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Class Play 3, 4. LARRY BOCKRATH--Class Play 4. MARK BOLLINGER--Football 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Student Council Parliamentarian 4; Track 3; Baseball 1, 2, 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Monogram Club 3.4; Key Club 3,4; Science Club 4; FTA President 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3. RITA BRINKMAN—GAA 2. 3; Latin Club 2; Class Play 4; Girls' Track 2. VICKI BRUSKOTTER—Band 1,2; GAA 2,3; Gymnastics 2-4; Chorus 1-3; Art Club 3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Science Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Girls' Track 2. 3; Class Play 4. Senior DOROTHY BURGEI--GAA 2, 3; FHA 3; DECA 4; Class Play 4. DELORES CARPENTER--Latin Club 1; GAA 2-4; Art Club 2-4; Newspaper Staff 4; FHA 4; Chorus 3; Class Play 4. CHRIS COLLINS--Football 1,2; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Play 4; Science Club 1,4. CHARLES COX--Baseball 1,2; Football 1; Class Play 4. CYNTHIA COX--FHA 1-4; GAA 2-4; Art Club 3,4; Chorus 1-3; Girls' Track 2, 3; Class Play 4. JOHN COX--Baseball 1,3,4; Monogram Club 4; DECA 4; Chorus 1,2; Art Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1-4. WILLIAM CROY--Student Council President 4; Class Officer 1, 3; Science Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Boys’ State Delegate 3; Monogram Club 2-4; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-3; Track 1-4; Football 2-4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1-4; Class Play 4; Honor Graduate 4. MICHAEL DANIEL--Science Club 2,3; Track 1; Key Club 2-4; President 4; Vice-President 3; Representative 4; Class Play 4. JANE DAVIDSON--GAA 2; Girls' Track 3; Class Play 3. MARILYN DETERS--Girls' Track 2-4; GAA 2-4; Science Club 2; Chorus 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Band 1; Cheerleader 1; Class Play 4. DARLENE DICKMAN--GAA 2.3; Girls' Track 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Play 4. TOM DILLER--Football 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; FTA 4; Gymnastics 4; Class Play 4. RICK DRERUP--Band 1-4; Chorus 1-3; Football 4; Wrestling 3; Monogram Club 4; Key Club 2-4; Science Club 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 3.4. GARY ELLERBROCK--Football 1; Art Club 1-4; Latin Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Gymnastics 2-4; Class Play 4. JIM ELLERBROCK--CLASS Play 4. MIKE ELLERBROCK--Baseball 1; Chorus 1; Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 4; Track 3; FTA 4; DECA 3; Spanish Club 4; Football Manager 1; Library Club 2; Class Play 4. CHRIS FAWCETT--Chorus 1; Latin Club 1.2; GAA 2-4; Girls' Track 2-4; Gymnastics 2; Gym Leader 2; FHA 4; FTA 4; Class Play 4. Activities PAMELA FEICHT--Latin Club 1.2; Science Club 1,2; FTA 4; Library Club 1; Librarian 3; Scholarship team 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 4; Science Fair 2, 3; Dramatics Play 4. JERRY FORT MAN - -Band 1,2; Key Club 4; Science Club 3; Latin Club 1,2. SUSAN FORTMAN--Chorus 1; Band 1; Latin Club 2; Science Club 1-3; GAA 2-4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Officer 3,4; FHA 4; Treasurer 4; Girls' Track 3; Class Play 3,4. MARILYN FOUGHT--Chorus 1; DECA 3,4; Treasurer 4; Librarian 2; Cheerleader 1. DENNIS FREY--Chorus 1-4; Band 1,2; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4. ED FREY--FTA 4; Key Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 4; Vice-President 4; Football 2; Track 2. EILEEN GEER--Honor Society 2-4; Cheerleader 1,2; Spirit 3; Homecoming Attendant 1-3; Track Attendant 3,4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1; FHA 4; Representative 2-4; French Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Assistant Editor of Annual 4; Scholarship team 4; Office Assistant 3; Honor Graduate 4; Commencement Speaker 4. TOM GERMAN--Football 2-4; Basketball 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Science Club 1, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Class Play 4. DON GIBSON--Football 3; Chorus 3; Science Club 1,2; Class Play 4. BILL GLASSNER--Band 1-4; Science Club 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 4. CHARLES GOODKIN--Band 1-4; Dance Band 3,4; Science Club 1; Library Club 2; Key Club 1-4; Photography Club 2. JIM HERINGHAUS--Band 1-4; Photography Club 2; Key Club 4; Football 2,3; Representative 4; Track 3; Art Club 2-4; FTA 4; Gymnastics 2, 3; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 1. DAVID HERMILLER- -Monogram Club 4; Key Club 4; Science Club 2, 3; Photography Club 2; Library Club 1; Class Play 3,4; FTA 4; Football 3,4. LINDA HERMILLER--Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 4; GAA 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 4; FTA 4; Class Play 4. RONNIE HOFFMAN--Basketball 1; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Class Play 4; Science Fair 3; Scholarship team 2; Class Officer 1, BETTY HOHENBRINK - -Band 1-3; GAA 2.4; Chorus 1; FHA 4; Newspaper 2, 3; DECA 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Scholarship team 3; Latin Club 2. ALBERT HOHEN BRINK--Science 1-4; FTA 4; Latin Club 1,2; Track 1; Football 2; Class Pla.y 4; Dramatics Play 4. DANIEL HOHEN BRIN K - -T rack 1. WILLIAM HORSTMAN - -Band 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Science Club 1; Baseball 1; Class Play 4; Monogram Club 3, 4. JANICE IMM--Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Science Club 3; FHA 4; GAA 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 2, 3. KATHY INKROTT--GAA 4; French Club 2, 3; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Band 1-4; Class Play 4; Scholarship tea'm 4; Honor Society 4; Honor Graduate 4. PAM KAGY--Band 1-3; Chorus 1; Science Club 1,3,4; Pep Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; GAA 1,4; Science Fair 2, 3; Scholarship team 3, 4; Class Play 4. MARHORIE KARHOFF--Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 1; Latin Club 2; Science Club 2; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Class Play 3,4; Band 1,2; Office Assistant 4; GAA 4; Science Fair 3. DEBBIE KIDD--Library Club 1-3; FHA 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; DECA 4; Class Play 3,4. DIANE KIDD--Chorus 1; Spanish Club 4; Band 1; Science Club 2, 3; GAA 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Play 3.4. KAREN KINDIG--Pep Club 1; French Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Art Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 1-4; Editor 4; Student Council 3,4; Scholarship team 3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics Play 3. MARILYN KISTLER--Pep Club 1; GAA 2,3; DECA 3.4; Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Play 4. ROSE KLAUSING--Pep Club 1; GAA 3; DECA 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. 4; Chorus 2; Office Assistant 2, BILL KREINBRINK--Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Football 2-4; Science Club 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; FTA 4; Class Play 4; Key Club 4; Office Assistant 4; All-Ohio-String Orchestra 3; Annual Staff 4; Science Fair 3. KAREN KUHBANDER--Band 1,2; GAA 1.2; Newspaper Staff 2,2; Class Play 3,4; Scholarship team 2. ELAINE LAMMERS--Science Club 1-3; Art Club 4; Latin Club 2, 3; GAA 2-4; Gymnastics 2-4; Girls' Track 2, 3; Class Play 4; Chorus 1. BEATRICE LANGHALS--Cheerleader 1; Latin Club 2; GAA 2-4; FTA 4; Class Play 4; Spanish Club President 4. KEN LAUF--Industrial Arts Club 4; Class Play 4. MIKE LEAP--Latin 1; Student Council 1. BILL LOMAN--Science Club 1-4; Scholarship team 1; Science Fair 1-3; Co-chairman of Prom 3. KENNETH MAAG--Track 1.2; Class Play 4. BERNARD MACKEY--Band 1,2; Library Club 2,3; Art Club 3; Class Play 4. TOM MA1DLOW--Track 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Football 2-4; Key Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3,4; Science Club 4; Monogram 3,4; FTA 4; Wrestling 3; DECA 3. BILL McCRATE--Track 1,2. BARB MEYER--French Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; FHA 4; Science Club 2; Class Play 4; Art Club 3; Office Assistant 3, 4; Chorus 1; Band 1. Senior CHUCK MOENING--Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1; Manager 2; Monogram Club 2-4; Class Play 4. ROSEMARY MORMAN- -DECA 4; Class Play 4. SUSAN NESBIT--Library Club 2, 3; Chorus 1-3; DECA 3, 4; Class Play 4. JAN NIENBERG--Science Club 1; Latin Club 1,2; Chorus 1; FHA 4; Pep Club 1; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3. RUTH OTTO--Newspaper Staff 2-4; Editor 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3.4; Pep Club 1; Class Play 3,4; Science Fair 3. CLIFF PATTERSON--Football 1-4; Baseball 2; Student Council 4; Wrestling 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Science Club 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 4; Gymnastics 1-3; Honor Society 4. WAYNE PATRICK--Baseball 1-4; Monogram Club 4; Basketball 1. PAUL QUINT--Football 2-4; Gymnastics 1-3; Band 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Track 1-3; Basketball 1; Class Officer 2; FTA 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; President 4; Newspaper Staff 3; All-Ohio Boys Band 1-3; Latin Club 1,2; Secretary 1; Key Club 3; Science Club 1,3; Class Play 4. ELAINE RECKER--Band 1-4; Dance Band 4; Cheerleader 1; Latin Club 2; Photography Club 2; GAA 2, 3; Science Club 2-4; Secretary 4; Class Officer 3,4; Class Play 3,4. ROSALIE RECKER--Honor Society 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 2; Chorus 4; FHA 4; Scholarship team 4. CHARLOTTE MEYER--Freshman Play 1; Librarian 2; Chorus 1; DECA 3, 4; Class Play 4. DAVE MEYER--Football 2-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Science Club 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Play 4. LELAND MEYER--Class Play 4. JOHN REED--Science Club 4. BILL RIEMAN--Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 1-3; Science Fair 1-3; Class Play 4. DONALD RIEPENHOFF--Science Fair 1; Industrial Arts Club 3. MARY ANN MICHEL--Chorus 1; Art Club; DECA 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Class Play 4. BECKY MILLER--Latin Club 1,2; Vice-President 2; Science Club 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Class Officer 1,2; Honor Society 3,4; Reporter 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Girls' State Delegate 3; Office Assistant 3.4; Homecoming Queen 4; Science Fair 3; Scholarship team 2; Class Play 3,4; Honor Graduate 4; Spirit 4. EILEEN ROCKERS--Latin Club 1,2; Secretary 1; Honor Society 3, 4; Scholarship team 3; Annual Staff 4; Representative 4; Pep Club 1; Class Play 3, 4. BILL ROEDER--Student Council 1; Latin Club 1,2; Band 1-4; Monogram Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Class Play 4; Honor Society 2-4. LARRY ROSEN BERGER--Band 1-4; Latin Club 1; Football 3; Key Club 2-4; Chorus 1; DECA 4. Activities DAVE RUHE--Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Monogram Club 1-4; Science Club 1,3,4; Latin Club 1, 2; Key Club 2; Class Play 4. FRED RUHE—Key Club 2-4; Library Club 1, 2. DAN SAGAR--Spanish Club 3.4; Baseball 1,3; Class Play 4; Basketball 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Monogram Club 2-4. RONALD SALSBUREY—Track 1. ALBERT SCHN1PKE--Class Play 4. JUDY SCHROEDER--Latin Club 1,2; GAA 2; Scholarship team 3; Class Play 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; FTA 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1; Science Fair 3; Honor Graduate 4. MARY SCHROEDER--GAA 1-4; Band 1; FHA 1,4; Chorus 1,2; Science Club 3; Class Play 3,4; Newspaper 4; Science Fair 1. RUTH SCHROEDER--Band 1-4; Majorette 4; Class Play 3,4; Dramatics Play 3; Scholarship team 1,2; GAA 1-3; Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Gym Leader 2, 3; Science Club 1,3,4; Science Fair 1,3; Newspaper Staff 2-4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Gymnastics 2; FTA 4; Office Assistant 4; Honor Society 4. CAROL SE1MET--FHA 2, 3; GAA 3; Librarian 3; Class Play 4. MIKE SELHORST--Basketball 1; Cross Country 2; Class Play 4. ROBERT SHEIDLER—Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Class Play 4; DECA 4; Latin Club 1. PAM SHINKLE—Latin Club 1.2; Secretary 2; Pep Club 1; Student Council 1-3; Representative 4; Chorus 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper 3; Honor Graduate 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Class Play 3, 4; Dramatics Play 4; FHA 3. JUDY SISSON--Chorus 1; FHA 1.2; Library Club 3; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3. MIKE STACKHOUSE--Science Club 1-4; Monogram Club 2-4; Football 2-4; Basketball 1; Track 1-3; Band 1-3; Chorus 1-4; French Club 1,2; Gymnastics 2,3; Honor Society 3.4; Student Council 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Science Fair 1,3; Class Play 3,4; Commencement Speaker. JANICE STECHSCHULTE--Cheerleader 1-3; GAA 2-4; Secretary 3; President 4; Class Officer 4; Band 1; Class Play 4; FHA 2. TOM STECHSCHULTE--Key Club 2-4; Cross Country 2, 3; Wrestling 3; Class Play 3. SAM STOWE--Football 1-4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2; Honor Society 2-4; President 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Science Club 1, 3, 4; FTA 4; Chorus 2, 3; Band 1-3; Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 4; Honor Graduate 4; Class Play 4. JIM STUDER--Football 2-4; Track 1-3; Band 1-3; Science Club 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3.4; Key Club 3;4; Student Council 2; Wrestling 3; FTA Vice-President 4; Class Play 4. MICHAEL SUNDERHAUS--Class Play 4. RUSSEL TOBE--Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 4; Science Club 1,2. LEON UNTERBR1NK--Science Club 3; Spanish Club 3. LINDA UTRUP--Honor Society 2-4; Secretary 4; Science Club 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; President 2; Scholarship team 2-4; GAA 2; Science Fair 3; Class Play 3,4; FHA 1. JIM VAN HOUSEN--Track 1-4; Football 1,3; Cross Country 2-4; Basketball 1-4; DECA President 4; Baseball 1; Photography Club 2; Monogram Club 1-4; Treasurer 4; Class Play 4. DIANE VERHOFF--Band 2;Chorus 2; Shakespearean Club 2; FTA 1; Latin Club 1; Class Play 4. VIRGINIA VOLLMER--Band 1; Latin Club 1,2; GAA 2-4; Class Play 3,4; Science Club 2, 3; Science Fair 3; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. TOM WELLS--Latin Club 1.2; Spanish Club 3.4; Football 2, 3; Track 2, 3. JOHN WESTRICK—DECA 4. KITTY WILSON--Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,3; Pep Club 1; Class Play 4. DENNY WOLKE--Band 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Cross Country 3; Science Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Track 1. 2; Gymnastics 2; Class Play 4. DOUG WOODS--Monogram 2-4; Key Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Track Manager 1; Basketball Trainer 2-4;Representative 4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3. 4; Cross Country 4; Baseball 3, 4; Class Play 4. STEVE YANT--Football 1,2; Class Play 3.4; DECA 3, 4. UNDERCLASSMEN Compliments of MARY'S SHOPPING CENTER An integral part of the student population is the underclassmen. The Junior Class has concerned itself mainly with making money to finance the Junior-Senior Prom. This enterprising class has held a candy sale, several record hops and have taken on the big job of managing the concession stands at various athletic functions. The Sophomore Class has copped most of the class competition awards this past year. Their float won the homecoming contest and they were awarded the prize for room decoration on color day. This class is trying to get a head start on money-making for the prom next year by sponsoring record hops. The Freshman Class, although just beginning their high school years, has made a good showing for themselves. The class has sponsored a record hop and also held a cake raffle at one of the basketball games. In the cheer contest, sponsored by the cheerleaders, the Freshman took first place. Compliments of SENTINEL PUBLISHING Juniors Hasten to L. Atkinson P. Bendele N. Bennet D. Bonham C. Borchers D. Brickner D. Brinkman P. Brown S. Bruskotter D. Buckland W. Buescher E. Chamberlin G. Closson S. Closson R. Doepker P. Drerup S. Drerup A. Duling B. Duling E. Duling Leading the Junior Class in its activities are, from left to right: Barb Dickinson, treasurer; Mary Laudick, secretary; Sue Gerschutz, vice-president; Bill Plummer, president. J. Fenbert J. Fortman J. Fortman M. Frisch L. Gerdeman S. Gerschutz E. Goecke A. Heringhaus T. Hermiller C. Hoepf J. Hohenbrink K. Hohenbrink D. Hovest J. Hovest 30 Higher Heights L. Hovest D. Hueve T. Hueve D. Hughes C. Huijon D. Imm K. Inkrott B. Jones D. Karhoff K. Karl R. Kaufman D. Kistler G. Klausing S. Knott Representing the Junior Class homerooms are, from left to right: Ken Inkrott, Jim Schramm, Jeff Vonder Embse, Sue Knott, Sandra Weis, and Linda Recker. L. Laubenthal M. Laudick F. Lauf D. Lause J. Losh F. Macke D. Miller D. Moening D. Morman K. Nesbit D. Nienberg S. Patterson J. Piotrowski B. Plummer L. Recker P. Recker C. Rieman D. Rieman R. Riepenhoff M. Rosengarten 31 R. Ruen A. Ruhe D. Ruhe tlk Ok % ' Kii ifkr K. Ruhe G. Ruhe J. Salsburey D. Schnipke J. Schramm C. Schroeder D. Schroeder J. Schroeder J. Schroeder M. Schroeder R. Schroeder S. Schroeder T. Schumacher N. Schweller D. Siefker J. Siefker R. Slygh C. Smith L. Smith R. Stoepfel S. Strauer S. Studer J. Utendorf R. Utendorf M. Verhoff ft II Q ft ft | - y • J S ’ V C. Vogt M. Vogt J. VonderEmbse R. Warnecke F. Warren ' 1% 4 k A M. Wisser B. Wortkotter J. Yingling P. Weis S. Weis N. Wilson 32 Pictures not available: M. Ball, C. Diehl, J. Gerdeman, L. Parys, D. Vogt, D. Wilson. L. Aelker T. Agner D. Amick J. Beckman M. Bellman D. Ashton R. Ball P. Beckett L. Black J. Blankemeyer J. Bockrath S. Bockrath J. Boedecker J. Brickner R. Brickner J. Brinkman Among the members of the Sophomore Executive Committee were the following homeroom representatives: Gene Stechschulte, Kathy Krouse, Dan Kaufman, Pam Recker, Paula Umberger, Jim Conn, Diane Hermiller, Peggy Beckett, Bill Macke, and Russell Schroeder. C. Buckland S. Campbell J. Conn n d m D. Croy J. Cutlip E. Daniel G. Deters K. Dickenson S. Doepker D. Drerup J. Ellerbrock R. Dick man C. Doepker L. Ellerbrock M. Emans L. Farron 33 Sophomores Score S. Greve D. Galloway A. Hathaway G. Haughn F. Hazelton D. Hermiller T. Hermiller V. Felkey M. Fortman D. Frey R. Gerding C. German R. Gilroy T. Gray T. Heurman S. Hoersten D. Honningfort M. Horstman J. Hovest T. Hovest B. Imm V. Kagy R. Kahle J. Karhoff D. Kaufman S. Kimmet N. Klass B. Klausing M. Klausing G. Kleman M. Klemn J. Kneuven J. Kottenbrock K. Krouse B. Kuhlman M. Langhals B. Laubenthal B. Leopold R. Leopold K. Loman M. Luttfring G. Maag h B. T. C. s. T. E. T. s t Macke Macke MaGuire Marchione Marchione Mason Mershman P. Metzger S. Metzger D. Meyer A. Michel S. Michel D. Moening D. Moenter 34 School Success K. Niese P. Otto R. Otto L. Patrick L. Radabaugh B. Recker G. Schrieber B. Schroeder R. Schroeder R. Schroeder M. Recker P. Recker J. Ricker J. Rieman L. Riley J. Rosenbauer J. Sager L. Salisbury % L. Schmitz T. Schmitz N. Rosenberger D. Ruhe M. Ruhe M. Ruhe C. R. Schroeder Schroeder The Sophomores were led by these industrious officers. Pres., Bruce Stowe; Vice-Pres.. Lynn Stackhouse; Sec. Paula Schumacker; Treas., Lois Steckschulte. W. Schroeder D. Schumaker J. Schumaker W. Sisson P. Slygh M. Smith P. Schumaker P. Sdao J. Siefker R. Smith P. Spyker L. Stackhouse 35 G. Standeford G. Stechschulte L. Stechschulte M. Stechschulte J. Stemen D. B. C. Strauer P. Sunderhaus K. Weis P. Wilson J. Wischmeyer D. Stover Stowe C. Tenwalde T. Tenwalde Utrup Verhoff N. Weber J. Weis Westrick Williams Wolke Pictures not available: J. Carpenter, A. Ricker, D. Swankhaus. C. Alonzo P. Beckett C. Beckman J. Behrns B. Bellman J. Bellman D. Birkemeier D. Bockrath D. Bockrath P. Brinkman L. Brown R. Buddelmeyer J. Buecher J. Burwell N. Butler J. Calvin J. Carpenter D. Chamberlin R. Clingaman B. Croy G. Croy R. Croy D. Dehart L. Deters K. Dickey D. Dickman K. Dickman D. Drerup N. Drerup B. Drummer B. DuBry A. Duling L. Duling R. Flores J. Fortman G. Frey K. Frey P. Gerdeman J. Gerding G. German J. Gerschutz M. Glassner R. Gray R. Greve D. Grimm J. Gump F. Hannum D. Heitmeyer B. Heringhaus Freshmen Focus D. Hermiller M. Hermiller G. Heuerman N. Hoffer K. Hoffman P. Hoffman S. Hohenbrink J. Johnson D. Karhoff B. Kersh C. Kiene A. Klausing J. Klemn M. Knott N. Kneuven D. Hopkins J. Imm B. Horstman S. Imm B. Howell E. Inkrott I Leading the Freshman class in its activities are, from left to right: Phil Lammers, vice-president; Larry Klima, president; Marsha Williams, secretary; Ann Dulipg, treasurer. E. Karhoff M. Kaufman K. Kindle L. Kistler L. Klima M. Knapke A. J. Kohls Kreiger T. Kreinbrink T. Krouse R. Kuhbander R. Kuhbander R. Kuhlman M. Kuhlman T. Laibe 38 on the Future P. Lammers R. Laubenthal D. Laudick B. Maag J. Maas D. Matijevich R. McDowell J. Michel B. Miley P. Miller L. Mootz D. Morman T. Morman B. Nesbit R. Nienberg R. Niese G. Nusbaum D. Odenweller M. Piotrowski T. Prettyman S. Radabaugh G. Recker J. Recker G. Reed R. Rickenbaugh M. Rieman P. Rockers D. Rosenberger J. Ruhe - jf7 D. Salsburey j. Salsburey D. Schmiedebusch L. Schnipke 39 L. Ruhe R. Ruhe K. Sager B. Schmitz E. Schrieber J. Schramm B. Schroeder C. Schroeder G. Schroeder J. Schroeder M. Schroeder B. Schumaker M. Schwartz E. Showman J. Siefker L. siygh t X - 7 ft F. Steffes M. Stehlik G. Tallman � . JK I G. Tatlow B. Trame R. Utendorf D. Vennekotter C. Verhoff O. Vogt J. VonderEmbse Representing the Freshman homerooms at class meetings are, from left to right: Lois Deters, Phil Lammers, Beth Schroeder, Gordon Tatlow, Roberta Nesbit, Kevin Dickey, Sandi Hohenbrink, Bernie Heringhaus, Mary Ann Knapke, and Rick McDowell. Pictures not available: J. Cain, K. Edwards, G. Leap, P. Leonard, D. Nieto, B. Schroeder. 40 STUDENT LIFE Compliments of LARRY’S MARATHON Preserved in this section are the many different facets that make up the life of a high school student. Here is a well-rounded view of the academic and social activities of the students of Ottawa-Glandorf High School, from Pep Rallie to Proms. Compliments of UNVERFERTH UNVERFERTH O-G Students Receive Peggy Daub and Mary Laudick were chosen to attend the 1967 session of Buckeye Girls State by the American Legion Auxiliary of Ottawa. Honors Diane Ashton, a senior, was chosen by the other cheerleaders, to be the Cheerleader of the Year, and was awarded a trophy at the winter sports assembly. Ken Inkrott and Frank Warren were selected as delegates to the 1967 Buckeye Boys State, which helps these boys to learn about governmental functions in an enjoyable manner. This year, as in the past, the top ten per cent of the graduating class was honored instead of a valedictorian and saluta-torian. Twelve seniors, Kathy Inkrott, Judy Schroeder, Eileen Geer, Diane Ashton, Linda Utrup, Beverly Beckett, Becky Miller, Bill Croy, Sam Stowe, Bill Roeder, Mike Stackhouse, and Pam Shinkle were honored at commencement exercises. 44 BILL CROY was elected the Octo- ber Student of the Month for his achievements in football and for his hard work on Homecoming. His outstanding achievements in wrestling won for CLIFF PATTERSON the title of January Student of the Month. O-GHS Students of the Month The December Student of the Month was DOROTHY BURGEL. She placed in the National Wool Sewing Contest. This year, members of the Student Council decided to choose a Student of the Month at the close of each month. It was their intention to elect some person from the whole student body who had done something to make the name of O-G greater. Seven students were named for this honor and the Student Council hopes to continue selecting Students of the Month in following years. Student of the Month for March was BILL KREINBRINK, who was a member of the All-Ohio String Orchestra. A great athlete, BILL ROE-DER was elected April Student of the Month for his fine track accomplishments and for receiving a scholarship. For his outstanding achievements in basketball DAVE RUHE was chosen the Student of the Month for November. DAVE BUCKLAND was named Student of February for all the hard work he did as junior conces sions manager. 45 Terrific Titan Talents Charlie Brown, he's a clown pantomined by Jane Schroeder, Ron Kruse, Joanne Siefker, Nancy Wilson and Nancy Schweller. Master of Ceremonies, Mark Bollinger uses his cue cards. Drummers Gary Frey, Charlie Goodkin and Bruce Cox rap out a foot-stomping beat. Compliments of TONY'S SHOE REPAIR Jimmy Cracked Corn and I Don't Care but Nancy Croy, Peg Daub, Barb Dickinson and Peg Browngave a rousing rendition anyway. O-G's answer to Bill Cosby, Gary Ellerbrock. Dona, Dona, Dona sung by Sue Gerschutz, Sandy Weis, Peg Brown, Ruth Ruen, Helen Kuhlman and Mary Laudick. Ottawa-Glandorf Spirits” This year the tradition of the Spirits” was carried out. Bev Beckett, Ron Black, Cathy Borchers, Becky Miller, and Bill Plummer were the Spirits and, as last year, spent many hard hours planning and at work congratulating and wishing good luck to many of the clubs and students of O-G. Of course, the Spirits” also made signs urging the football, crosscountry, basketball, wrestling, track, and baseball teams to victory. Any Friday during the fall or winter, it was no surprise to see chickens, toilets or even a refrigerator in the cafeteria. In the hurry, signs were often made quickly with the use of spray paint and letters. Here, Bill sprays a letter the Spirits had forgotten. Just like any other Titan fan the Spirits really wanted to beat Shawnee. Cathy made this sign wishing the DECA members Good Luck at the State convention. To make it easier and faster, one would tear and the other tape--Becky tears while Ron tapes. Bev holds a sign congratulating O-G superiors in the Science Fair. 47 Touchdowns, Tiaras, and Traditions The 1966 Homecoming Court included: Freshman attendant, Lois Deters, Junior attendant, Nancy Croy, Queen Becky Miller; Senior attendant, Sue Fortman; Sophomore attendant, Diane Hermiller. On October 8, 1966, Ottawa-Glandorf held its third annual homecoming. The homecoming festivities began with a parade which started at 7:00 P.M. in downtown Ottawa, and continued to the football field. The Titan Marching Band and the Commettes participated in the parade, and each class entered a float. The general theme for the floats was song titles. The Sophomore class showed what underclassmen can do by taking first prize for their float, I've got a Panther by the Tail”. The Seniors received second prize for their float, Climb Every Mountain . Adding to the pre-game festivities was the Junior High Band who entertained the capacity crowd with songs from Mary Poppins . The O-G fans celebrated their victory over Paulding at a dance held in the gym the following night sponsored by the Student Council. The 1965 Homecoming Queen, Darlene Croy, escorted by Bill Cutlip. Top Homecoming Festivities Senior attendant, Sue Fortman escorted by Jim Studer. Junior attendant, Nancy Croy escorted by Bill Croy. Sophomore attendant, Diane Hermiller, escorted by Mark Bol linger. Freshman attendant, Lois Deters escorted by Paul Quint. Homecoming Queen, Becky Miller, escorted by Tom German. 49 Floats Added to the Fun Queen Becky Miller rides regally in the Homecoming parade. O-G students celebrated the Homecoming victory at a dance sponsored by the Student Council. The Sophomore class won first prize with their float entitled, 'Tve Got a Panther by the Tail . Climb Every Mountain was the title of the Seniors' float which won second prize in the Homecoming competition. 50 The Monogram Club held on Thursday, an exciting field day on May 4. After everyone had changed, the events started. Among many relays included a piggyback relay, a water and balloon relay. Then there were dashes and a bicycle race. The featured attractions were the powder-puff football games, Seniors vs. Juniors and Sophomores vs. Freshmen. The boys participated in soccer games also. Contests in such field events as broad jump, discus, shot, high jump were also held. Last but not least, the specialty event was held, a greased-pig contest. After totaling all the scores, the Juniors won, followed by the Seniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen in that order. All those who participated in the field day had a lot of fun. Monogram Club Holds Field Day Seniors won this splashing contest! Marilyn Kistler atop Dan Sagar mount up speed to finish. Pump harder, you guys! And Peg Brown kicks a high one. The Jr. Sr. girls tied, fifty to fifty. Oh, it's dirty! But Jane Salsburey won the specialty event for the freshmen. Dashes were also competed in. mA 51 Not a care in the world! Two guns? I'm not that dangerous! Gee, this is fun! 4 Nothin' like takin' it easy. Seniors Hold Sadie Hawkins’ Dance On Saturday, November 12, 1966, the Seniors held the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Music was provided by the Senior combo, The Cymbols, and everyone had a rollicking good time in their new fangle giddups. 52 The Cymbols beat our some corny tunes for a nutty dance. Christmas Happenings at O-G Many activities occurred around Christmas time this year at Ottawa-Glan-dorf. The active DECA Club sponsored a Toys for Tots campaign. At one of the pep rallies, Tom Maidlow, dressed as Santa, urged everyone to bring in usable toys. A Christmas assembly was also held and the Chorus and Band both gave performances. Several students dramatized the reading of The Night Before Christmas, and members of the drama class presented a gay Christmas skit. The Student Council held the annual Christmas dance, The Holiday Ball, on December 30, 1966. Goodies from Santa! While visions of sugar plums danced 'round their head's Peace on Earth , a mural painted by members of the Art club for the Holiday Ball. Underwear 9 This was a scene from the drama class’s skit, Christmas at the Post Office, presented at the Christmas assembly. 53 Sayonara” Brings a Glimpse Diane Ashton and Mark Bollinger stop to drink a toast to a wonderful evening. Noby Diller and his date pose with two Chinese girls who added to the Oriental theme. 54 Everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of the Hayden - Snyder Orchestra. of the Orient to Prom Goers Music for the evenings festivities at the dance was provided by the popular Hayden - Snyder Orchestra. On Saturday evening, May 13, 1967, the Junior -Senior Prom, Sayonara , began with a delicious banquet held in the Glandorf gymnasium. At nine o'clock the O-G gymnasium was transformed into a beautiful Oriental scene. Cherry blossoms enhanced a covered bridge at the entrance to the Prom. Chinese girls appropriately added to the atmosphere, while beautiful murals decorated the walls. Parachutes hung from the ceiling gave the pagoda effect to the decorations, as did the building where refreshments could be obtained. Afterwards food and games were provided at the Rod Gun club. Next everyone enjoyed dancing at My Place. Everyone, though tired at the end, had a very entertaining evening. Eileen Geer and Paul Wisser were caught by the photographer as they stopped to chat. 55 Delicious refreshments could be obtained from a pagoda-like stand during the evening. 56 Seniors Play to Sell-Out Crowds Goodnight my Someone Pickalittle, talkalittle, pickalittle, talkalittle, cheep, cheep, cheep, talkalot pickalittle more. Meet you at the footbridge? Ye Gods! I have to create a desperate need for a boys' band. Meredith Wilson, alias Mr. Balas, directed the musical. Seniors Present Meredith ’Amaryllith, Amaryllith! But he doesn't know the territory! The singing School Board croons Ice Cream . Fast Neddy kept the scenery moving. No trouble there, girly girl. You watch your phraseology, Eulalie. Wilson’s The Music Man” Shipoopi, Shipoopi, Shipoopi, the girl who's hard to get Thither, Thither, ithn't this the moth thcrumpthious tholid gold thing you ever thaw? There was love all Three Grecian Urns...............and a fountain. around.......” Lovely, ladies, lovely! THE CAST SYNOPSIS Harold Hill............................Mark Bollinger When the Music Man--professor Harold Hill, con- Marian Paroo.............................Diane Ashton man extraordinary--hit River City, Iowa, the staid ole The Quartet town began jumping, and never stopped. Like a Pied Jacey Squires...............................Paul Quint Piper, Harold led the dazzled River Citizens on into Ewart Dunlop.................................Don Gibson backing his dream of a Boys' Band to keep the children Oliver Hix.............................Mike Stackhouse out of the pool hall and out of trouble. Mayor Shinn, Olin Britt...........................Jim Heringhaus who owned the pool hall, tried his best to expose Har- Mrs. Paroo...........................Pamela Shinkle old, but he, too, fell under the spell of Harold's sales- Winthrop..................Friday -- Wally Showman, manship at times, as did the befuddled singing School Saturday -- Jeff Huggins, Sunday -- Tim Brown, Board. The only one not mesmerized was Marian, Monday -- John Showman Paroo, the town librarian. She could see through him Amaryllis..............................Nancy Bruskotter --she would expose him as a fraud, a phony, a fast- Mayor Shinn.................................Tom Maidlow talking slick cheat. But Harold won Mrs. Paroo's Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn.................Marilyn Deters friendship and also that of Marian’s little brother, Win- Zaneeta Shinn..............................Susan Nesbit throp. Before too long the Professor was courting Mar- Gracie Shinn................................Linda Utrup ian, who resisted at first, but gave in eventually to Del Sarte Ladies Harold and a big, shiny, Iowa moon. Harold's inten- Alma Hix..............................Vicki Bruskotter tions were not honorable at first. He had planned to Ethel Toffelmeier......................Ruth Schroeder woo Marian merely to keep her off balance, so she Maud Dunlop...........................Beverly Beckett wouldn't interfere with his plans. But the smooth-talk- Mrs. Squires...........................Judy Schroeder ing salesman got his foot caught in the door at last--he Marcellus Washburn.....................Bill Kreinbrink fell in love. So, instead of making his escape before Tommy Djilas...........................Gary Ellerbrock the River Citizens could discover that their Boys' Band Constable Locke........................Mike Ellerbrock couldn't play a note, he stayed and allowed himself to Charlie Cowell..........................Cliff Patterson be apprehended. Much to his surprise, and that of the Traveling Salesmen villain, Charlie Cowell, the band could play after all. Bill Glassner Dave Ruhe Jim Studer Harold, Marian, and the rest of the River City towns- Ron Black Bill Horstman Dave Hermiller people lived happily ever after. Sam Stowe A1 Hohenbrink Mike Sunderhaus Chris Collins 59 Spirit Titans Pep Rally! St. Mary's defeated, We're on our way. Warpath! ■f m i Double Trouble, Means Two Celebrations! 60 Spurs to Victories Firing the spirit. Cookout! 61 Freshmen Triple Trio members are: Debbie Morman, Kathy Haufman, Fran Han-num, Jane Salisburey, Beth Schroeder, Mary Ann Knapke, Chris Beckman, Pat Rockers, and Linda Steckschulte. Freshman Triple Trio Sophomore Triple Trio Soloist Bob Sheidler, although not a member of the chorus, practiced on his own and went to district contest this year. The Mixed Chorus also sang for the Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies organized by the Student Council. Members of the Sophomore Triple Trio are: Jane Hovest, Karen Weis, Wilma Schroeder, Pam Spyker, Martha Westrick, Linda Hovest, a junior; Lynn Stack-house, Kathy Krouse, and Pat Sadao. 62 Elections Involve More Students County party leaders are: Jane Schroeder, Kathy Lorn an, Denny Ger-ding, Dave Schmiedebusch, Beth Howell, and Sue Studer. The Student Council, this year, set up a different way of running elections. The new procedure was patterned off of Boys' State and Girls' State. The new method was introduced so as to create more of an interest in elections. Each homeroom was a city divided into a Blue and Gold party from which party leaders were chosen. The county was the whole class and at the conventions a county chairman was chosen from each party. Similarly, the state was the whole school. At the Gold and the Blue conventions state party leaders were chosen. This procedure was hard to understand at first, but later seemed to result in more interest and involvement in the elections. Cathy Karl and Barb Dickinson, as state party leaders, led the campaigns. City party leaders are--F!RST ROW; Erin Kohls, Nancy Weber, Debbie Hon-ingfort, Greg Nussbaum, Ronnie Reichenbach, Fran Hannum, Mary Jane Kuhlman, Diane Hermiller. SECOND ROW: Ed Inkrott, Gordy Tatlow, Ed Showman, Kevin Dickey, Curt McGuire, Ed Daniels, Ed Mason, Dan Ashton. THIRD ROW; Bob Croy, Mike McCracken, Tom Morman, Helen Kuhlman, Dan Brickner. Jim Losh, and Pam Spyker. 63 ORGANIZATIONS Compliments of GULKER'S PAINT CENTER The clubs and associations of Ottawa-Glandorf offer the students an opportunity to prepare for future careers, learn more about a particular academic subject, or release hidden energies and knowledge. Some of these groups, such as the Latin and Spanish clubs, hold their meetings during school. Others, such as the Monogram and Library clubs, meet after school to plan projects and parties. Still others, such as the DECA club, provide contests in which members can participate for many awards. These extra-curricular clubs also give the student a time for fellowhips with other students having the same interests. The clubs are an excellent activity for the students who are willing to participate in them. Compliments of GEORGE SCHROEDER Student Council Leadership Through Service The Student Council is the organ of student government in the school. Its members include--FIRST ROW: Wilma Schroe-der, Donna Meyer, Carol Tenwalde, Beth Schroeder, Janice Gerschutz, Karen Kindig, Ruth Otto, Bev Beckett, Margie Karhoff, Joey Stechschulte. SECOND ROW: Judy Ruhe, Sandi Hohenbrink, Pati Weis, Patty Drerup, Julie Piotrowski, Nancy Croy. THIRD ROW: The advisor, Mr. Balas; Don Miller, Mike Stackhouse, Cliff Patterson, Tom Maidlow, Bob Jones, Frank Warren, Gil Tallman. FOURTH ROW: Boblmm, Mike Ruhe, Joe Hermiller, Bernie Heringhaus, Tom Krienbrink, Steve Imm, Sam Stowe. The Student Council is responsible for keeping the new marquee up to date. Council member, Cliff Patterson, was delegated the task of changing the marquee, which he did in rain, snow, and shine. 66 One of the Student Council's sources of revenue is the bookstore. Here, Mike Stackhouse waits on two faculty members, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Bodalski who are dressed in their color day finery. A new United States flag and the Ohio State flag were gifts of the local Kiwanis Club to the School. The Student Council took charge of the flag-raising ceremony. Officers of the O-G Student Council include: Becky Miller, treasurer; Bill Croy, president; Peggy Daub, president-elect; Mark Bollinger, parliamentarian; Ruth Schroeder, secretary. Library Club The Library Club members are--FIRST ROW: Miss Smith, advisor; B. Maag, L. Ruhe, E. Karhoff, M. Kuhlman, J. Sals-burey, F. Hannum, L. Mootz, P. Brinkman. SECOND ROW: B. Howell, D. Rosenberger, J. Krieger, J. Gerding, E. Schreiber, D. Matijevich, P. Miller, C. Deihl, R. Stoephel. THIRD ROW: T. Prettyman, M. Ellerbrock, J. Hovest, E. Mason. The Library Club officers are: Marilyn Rosengarten, Secretary; Donna Kistler, President; Dave Wilson, Treasurer; and Theresa Schumacker, Vice-President. 68 Science Club The Science Club members are--FIRST ROW:Mr. Bodalski, advisor; M. Karhoff, B. Meyer, J. Schroeder, D. Ashton, R. Schroeder, V. Vollmer, P. Kagy, Miss Leidner, advisor. SECOND ROW: D. Hermiller, B. Krienbrink, J. Yingling, S. Patterson, S. Knott, M. Wisser, P. Drerup, J. Piotrowski, J. Studer, R. Drerup THIRD ROW: P. Quint, S. Gerschultz, S. Weis, S. Studer, M. Frisch, C. Borchers, L. Utrup, M. Stack-house, S. Stowe. FOURTH ROW: J. Fortman, P. Otto, D. Buckland, T. Maidlow, T. German, C. Patterson, B. Glassner, A. Hohenbrink. FIFTH ROW: S. Schroeder, R. Kruse, J. Fortman, F. Warren, J. VonderEmbse, A. Heringhaus, C. Moening, D. Ruhe, D. Woods, C. Reed. SIXTH ROW: J. Utendorf, J. Schramm, D. Wolke, D. Meyer, N. Roeder, B. Loman, J. Fortman. Patti Weis, who received a superior rating on her science project, explains her experiment to Sue Knott. There were many other O-G students who received superior and excellent ratings. These four people led the rest of the science club in all their activities. The officers are: Mike Beam, publicity chairman; Elaine Recker, secretary; Pam Shinkle, treasurer; Mark Bollinger, President. Compliments of HARRY LEOPOLD 69 O-G’s DE Club The distributive education program provides high school students to get on the job training while still in high school. The Distributive Education Clubs of America sponsor contests in which DECA members can participate. Members of the O-G DECA club are--F!RST ROW: The advisor, Mr. Hayes; Marilyn Rosengarten, Donna Kistler, Kathy Diehl, Ruth Kaufman, Kay Nesbit, Nancy Wilson, Linda Gerdeman, Sue Closson, SECOND ROW: Dorothy Burgei, Mary Ann Michel, Jane Meyer, Bernadette Beckman, Betty Hohenbrink, Charlotte Meyer, Susan Nesbit, Jane Davidson, Judy Sisson. THIRD ROW: Jim Losh, John Cox, Charles Cox, Bob Shiedler, Eddie Duling, Dan Brickner, John Westrick, Fred Ruhe. Here is hard-working DE student, Fred Ruhe, who is employed at Rosie’s Sohio Service. The officers of the club are ail Senior members of DECA. They are, from left to right: Steve Yarn, vice-president; Marilyn Kistler, secretary; Marilyn Fought, treasurer; Jim Van Housen, president. Com£Hment )n3RSM3ROW 1 NHS Character, Service, Leadership and Scholarship Members of the National Honor Society are--FIRST ROW: The advisor, Miss Stauffer; Nancy Croy, Peggy Daub, Rosalie Recker, Judy Schroeder, Eileen Rockers, Margie Karhoff, Mary Laudick. SECOND ROW: Mark Bollinger, Eileen Geer, Barb Dickinson, Sharon Patterson, Linda Ellerbrock, Mike Stackhouse. THIRD ROW: Ken Inkrott, Dale Schroeder, Don Miller, Bill Roeder, Jeff Vonder Embse, Bill Croy. New Sophomore members inducted this year as active members are--FIRST ROW: Ann Hathaway, Sharon Michael, Carol German, Debbie Honingfort, Debra Galloway, Paula Umberger. SECOND ROW: Karen Niese, Vande Kagy, Bruce Stowe. Rosie Ball, Nancy Rosenber-ger, Karen Weis. The officers of the National Honor Society led the organization in conducting a successful Bundle Days project. They are, from left to right: Linda Utrup, secretary; Bev Beckett, treasurer; Sam Stowe, president; Becky Miller, reporter; Diane Ashton, vice-president. New Junior and Senior members inducted this year are--FIRST ROW: Kathleen Inkrott, Pam Shinkle, Ruth Schroeder, Cliff Patterson. SECOND ROW: Margie Frisch, Theresa Ellerbrock, Ruth Ruen. THIRD ROW: Sue Knott, Mary Jo Duling, Jane Schroeder. 7) L a t 1 n I The Latin I clubsmet each month during the class periods and had entertaining and informative programs. The Latin II members visited the Toledo Art Museum last fall. Their monthly meetings consisted of many more varied and interesting programs. The Latin I officers are: M. Kuhlman - Secretary M. Hermiller - Vice-Pres C. Beckman - President D. Bockrath - President K. Hoffman - Secretary B. Howell - Vice-Pres. J. Burwell - Vice-Pres. E. Inkrott - President K. Frey - Secretary Compliments of THE STYLE SHOPPE The Latin II officers are: D. Galloway, Secretary: P. Umberger, President: D. Kaufman, Vice-Pres.; B. Stowe, President: D. Honigfort, Secretary; K. Weis, V. -P. The Spanish I officers are: P. Drerup, Secretary; E. Geer, Secretary; B. Langhals, President; M. EUerbrock, Treasurer; S. Gerschutz, Vice-Pres.; L. Laubenthal, Treasurer; L. Steckshulte. Sgt. -of-Arms; T. Krienbrink, The Spanish II officers are: P. Quint, President; D. Buck-land, Reporter; J. Imm, Vice-Pres. 3; R. Otto, Vice-Pres. 2; Doug Woods, Secretary; L. Hermiller, Vice-Pres. 1; T. Diller, Treasurer. The Spanish I Clubs met monthly during their various class periods. The activities helped the members to broaden their understanding and knowledge of the Spanish language. s p a n The Spanish II Clubs also met monthly during the class period. The name of their club is horas de placer or the Hours of Pleasure Club. 73 Girls’ Athletic Association Over eighty girls are members of the GAA. This year the girls have participated in such things as basketball, volleyball, badminton, track, and table tennis. In basketball the varsity and reserve squads played against other schools and won several of their games. Basketball was a favorite sport among the GAA members. Here they battle to get control of the ball. Peggy Brown, an active member of the GAA, is in the process of batting back the ball. The officers of the GAA are: Ruth Ruen, Secretary, Jan Stechschulte, President; Nancy Croy, Treasurer; Mary Laudick, Vice-President. The girls were not only active members, but efficiently organized all the activities of the GAA. 74 Compliments of LITTLE FLOWER DRIVE-IN THEATRE Les Peintures” The Art Club members are--FIRST ROW: Mr. Price, advisor; J. Behrns, B. Kuhlman, L. Black, B. Horstman, N. Dre-rup, J. Klemm, E. Lammers, T. Schumacker. SECOND ROW: C. Buckland, N. Wilson, C. Cox, D. Carpenter, P. Recker, K. Kindig, L. Laubenthal, V. Bruskotter, T. Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: D. Frey. W. Sisson, D. Ruhe, L. Kli-ma, B. Stowe, D. Grimm, L. Slygh. FOURTH ROW: J. Heringhaus, M. Bellman, D. Bonham, R. Brickner, B. Cox, G. Ellerbrock, B. Plummer. The Les Peintures's officers are: Nancy Bennet, Secretary; Noby Diller, Treasurer; Theresa Ellerbrock, President; and Vicky Bruskotter, Vice-President. The Art Club, under the leadership of Mr. Price, has been very active this year. Several of the members helped with the murals for the production of the Music Man . Other projects included painting windows for merchants on special occasions, painting a mural for the Christmas Ball, and making poppy posters. The club has also had a rotating display at the City Loan. The highlight of the year for the Art Club was sending three students to an art workshop at Ohio University. 75 The rock hunt. Titan Courier Staff The members of the staff of the school newspaper, TITAN COURIER, work hard to publish news of O-G events. They are--FIRST ROW: The advisor, Mrs. Smith; Margie Frisch, Delores Carpenter, Vicki Bruskot-ter, Pam Spyker, Carol German, Patty Drerup, Julie Piotrowski, Ther-ese Schumaker. SECOND ROW: Vande Kagy, Karen Niese, Lynne Stackhouse, Joey Stechschulte, Mary Jo Duling, Virginia Vollmer, Pam Kagy, Pam Feicht. THIRD ROW: Diane Kidd, Dan Ruhe, Dave Buck-land, Gene Stechschulte, Sharon Lammers. The chiefs of the newspaper staff are, from left to right: Ruth Schroeder, treasurer; co-editors, Karen Kindig and Ruth Otto. The production staff is an integral part of publishing a newspaper. The members of the staff include--FIRST ROW: The advisor, Miss Dachenhaus; Mary Schroeder, Marilyn Deters, Sue Fortman, Margie Kar-hoff. SECOND ROW: Mary Jo Duling, Ruth Kaufman, Charlotte Rieman, Karen Ruhe, Theresa Ellerbrock, Vicki Bruskotter. THIRD ROW: Gary Ellerbrock, Ruth Stoep-fel, Kathy Karl, Margie Frisch, Eddie Duling. 76 O-G’s FHA Club The members of the Future Homemakers of America Club learn to be capable and efficient homemakers. The members include--FIRST ROW: The advisor, Miss Macke; Linda Ruhe, Janet Meyer, Linda Hermiller, Chris Fawcett, Dolores Heitmeyer, Diana Chamberlain. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Cox, Karen Dickman, Linda Schnipke, Betty Maag, Phyllis Miller, Mary Schroeder, Rosalie Recker. THIRD ROW: Pam Sunderhaus, Jane Ellerbrock, Joyce Rieman. Donna Moen-ing, Marcia Ball, Beth Chamberlain, Carolyn Smith, Delores Carpenter. FOURTH ROW: Eileen Geer, Elaine Lammers, Barb Meyer, Marilyn Smith, Rose Ann Schroeder, Jeannette Blankemeyer. Theofficersof the Future Homemakers are: SueFortman, treasurer; Janice Imm, historian; Jane Meyer, vice-president; Barb Leopold, secretary; Betty Schroeder, president. FHA members entertain their mothers at their Mother-Daughter banquet held earlier this year. 77 Key Club FIRST ROW: D. Hermiller, E. Mason, J. Cutlip, G. Steckschulte, E. Daniels, B. Krienbrink, J. Fortman, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: Mr. Weis, advisor: C. Goodkin, F. Ruhe, T. Maidlow, L. Rosenberger, A. Heringhaus. THIRD ROW: D. Woods, J. Heringhaus. Officers of the Key Club are: Mark Bollinger, secretary-treasurer; Frank Macke, President-Elect; and Mike Daniels, President. The Key Club is a public service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. It is one of many in high schools throughout the state and the nation. During the year they sponsored activities, such as selling Christmas trees, and assisted the Kiwanis with many worthwhile projects. 78 Thunderbolt Staff Members of the Annual Staff are--FIRST ROW: Becky Miller. Linda Utrup, Bev Beckett, Advisor Mr. Gossman, Eileen Geer, Jan Imm, and Diane Ashton. SECOND ROW: Pam Feicht, Ruth Schroeder, Therese Ellerbrock, Julie Piotrowski, Mollie Wisser, Pam Shinkle, Kitty Wilson, Eileen Rockers, and Mark Bollinger. THIRD ROW: Mike Beam, Bill Kreinbrink, Rose Klausing, Karen Kindig, Virginia Vollmer, and Jim Heringhaus. STAFF Members of the Annual Staff found out what hard work goes into producing a yearbook. Editor-In-Chief...................... . Beverly Beckett Assistant Editor...........................Eileen Geer Photography Editors.....................Jim Heringhaus Virginia Vollmer, Pam Feicht Copy Editor.................................Diane Ashton Classes Editors............................. Pam Shinkle Ruth Schroeder Sports Editor............................ Mark Bollinger Advertising Managers.................................Rose Klausing Kitty Wilson, Janice Imm Business Manager...........................Eileen Rockers Treasurer...................................Becky Miller Advisor..............................Mr. Robert Gossman Assistants..............Bill Kreinbrink, Mollie Wisser Therese Ellerbrock, Linda Laubenthal Linda Utrup, Karen Kindig Mike Beam, Julie Piotrowski 79 Monogram Club The Monogram club is primarily concerned, of course, with athletics. All varsity letter winners are eligible to join the club, but all prospective members must be initiated in order to receive full membership status. Initiating parties not only serve a definite purpose, but also provide an excuse for a get-together of O-G's athletes. Club members work at various athletic events, and all earnings go into the club treasury. One of the Monogram club’s biggest projects was a field day, athletic competition for the whole school. Here, three club members are greasing a pig for one of the contests. Officers of the Monogram club are, left to right: Jim Van Housen, treasurer; Mary Laudick, Secretary; Bill Roeder, president; Frank Warren, president-elect. 80 Weight Lifting Club FIRST ROW: Mr. Price, T. Krienbrink, A. Klausing, M. Beam, S. Campbell, M. Stelick, D. Frey, G. Rube. SECOND ROW: B. Plummer, G. Ellerbrock, A. Ricker, W. Patrick, C. McGuire, B. Imm, D. Drerup. THIRD ROW: K. Hohenbrink, L. Klima, D. Ashton, B. Stowe, F. Hazelton, K. Dickinson, T. Tenwalde. FOURTH ROW: E. Showman, B. Cox, B. Roeder, S. Stowe, M. Bollinger, C. Moening, D. Amick. FIFTH ROW: J. Fortman, A. Duling, R. Kruse. Boys’ Gymnastic Team FIRST ROW: Mr. Cunningham, D. Stover, D. Ashton, S. Campbell, G. Ellerbrock, J. Heuerman. SECOND ROW: K. Laser, T. Tenwalde, J. Brickner, B. Wortkotter, D. Swankhouse, P. Quint, K. Hohenbrink. 8) O-GHS Mixed Chorus Provided Music for All Occasions The Ottawa-Glandorf Mixed Chorus, under the direction of Miss Lois Meyers, was very active this year. The group's activities included two excellent concerts, participation in commencement exercises, and district contest where the chorus received a Two rating. The chorus also added to many of the other programs that were held during the year. 82 Gloria Standeford, Vande Kagy, and Pam Spyker, as librarians, contributed much to the organization and efficiency of the chorus. Miss Lois Meyers, Director Girls’ Chorus and Mixed Quartet All of the girls in the Mixed Chorus are also members of the Girls' Chorus which met separately and practiced and sang different songs during this year. The Girls' Chorus also participated in the Christmas and Spring concerts held in the auditorium. Members of the Mixed Quartet are: Bob Croy, Donna Meyer, Vande Kagy, Rick McDowell, Dave Brinkman, Nancy Schweller, Carol Tenwalde, and Bruce Stowe. This group, along with the triple trios, went to district contest 83 Future Teachers of America Club Hard Work Through Service FT A members are--FIRST ROW: Advisor, Mr. Nienberg, B. Langhals, J. Yingling, J. Schroeder, D. Ashton, B. Miller, M. Wisser, J. Piotrowski, P. Drerup, T. Diller. SECOND ROW: S. Stowe, P. Quint, C. Fawcett, D. Verhoff, R. Schroeder, K. Inkrott, M. Frisch, C. German, R. Ball, S. Greve, G. Ellerbrock. THIRD ROW: J. Heringhaus, S. Gerschutz, P. Feicht, L. Hermiller, K. Niese, M. Duiing, J. Hovest, L. Stackhouse, S. Patterson, M. Ellerbrock. FOURTH ROW: A. Hohenbrink, B. Kreinbrink, S. Lammers, M. Fortman, P. Weis, H. Kuhlman, R. Ruen, D. Hermiller, R. Kruse. FIFTH ROW: R. Drerup, D. Nienberg, T. Maidlow, B. Croy. The FTA was a newly organized club this year, and was under the guidance of Mr. Joseph Nienberg. Many hours of service were given by the FTA members. These students were given the opportunity to teach in the grade schools and occasionally in the high school. Also a large amount of time was spent correcting papers, office work, secretarial work, and ticket selling. The officers of the club were Mark Bollinger, Jim Studer, Peggy Daub, and Mary Laudick. Ottawa- Glandorf Paula Schumacker Ruth Schroeder Susan Studer, Head Majorette Vicki Felky (above left) Sherri Marchione (above right) Majorettes Bobbi Nesbit Erin Kohls 85 The Ottawa-Glandorf Wind Ensemble received a One rating at district contest. This superior rating enabled the band to go to state competition where they obtained Both Janet Burwell and Beth Howell took solos to the Junior High Solo and Ensemble Contest. Bill Krienbrink with a string solo and Charlie Goodkin with a drum solo went to Solo and Ensemble Contest this year. girls received superior • ratings on their piano so los. an excellent rating. At Christmas time the band presented a very good concert. A Cabaret Concert was presented this Spring at which time the Senior band members were honored. The Blue Drifters are--FIRST ROW: B. Laubenthal, M. Kuhlman, S. Marchione, C. Doepker, D. Salsburey, D. Ashton. SECOND ROW: S. Studer, K. Inkrott, B. Glassner, D. Ashton, D. Miller, E. Recker, A. Heringhaus, D. Hughes. THIRD ROW: Mr. Breece, C. Goodkin, B. Kreinbrink, P. Quint. ATHLETICS 88 Compliments of OAK RESTAURANT Ottawa-Glandorf is a champion in every sense of the word, athletics. The fine records of the football, cross-country, baseball and wrestling teams show that O-G is well on its way to the peak of performance in these sports. The championship basketball and track teams have kept the trophy case well-stocked and will continue to do so in the following years. The athletic program helps to make O-G students into well-rounded individuals. Compliments of COZY CORNER O-G’s Fighting Titans A Team to Be Proud of SITTING: F. Warren, T. Marchione, B. Jones, M. Stackhouse, E. Frey, B. Croy, J. Williams, G. Deters, J. Kotten-brock, B. Macke, T. Mershman. KNEELING: J. Fenbert, M. Vogt, K. Hohenbrink, K. Dickinson, J. Conn, F. Ha-zeltoh, R. Black, E. Mason, M. Bollinger, J. Studer. D. Hermiller. STANDING: A. Ruhe, C. Hoepf, B. Stowe, T. Maidlow, D. Drerup, D. Ruhe, D. Meyer, T. German, C. Vogt, C. Patterson, R. Drerup. SCHEDULE O-G Opponent 36 Lima Perry 6 6 Grove 0 12 Allen East 14 6 Bluffton 41 13 Paulding 12 38 Elida 0 21 Spencerville 6 12 Ada 0 43 Delphos-Jefferson 28 Coaching the Fighting Titans are--standing: Robert Clark, Gerald Weis, and freshman coach, Dave Yoder. Kneeling is head coach, Wayne Smith. 90 Titans in Action 9 Cross Country Team FIRST ROW: L. Brown, L. Klima, J. Losh, R. Kuhbander, B. Horstman, Coach Laudick, D. Sagar, J. VonderEmbse, J. Schram, J. VanHousen, F. Lauf. SECOND ROW: L. Patrick, D. Ruhe, B. Plummer, L. Smith, R. Kruse, E. Goecke, K. Inkrott, L. Verhoff, P. Slygh. THIRD ROW: G. Haughn, S. Campbell, B. Imm, D. Vennekotter, R. Inkrott, R. Laubenthal, R. Kuhbander, J. Schram. Cross country is not only a competitive sport, but also serves as training for those who will play basketball. Intramurals This past year, intramural games, such as basketball, were played during each noon hour. Each lunch period was a league. At the end of the intramural basketball season a playoff was held in which Bol-lie's Bombers of lunch A won the championship and a trophy donated by the Key Club which will be kept in the trophy case. 92 O-G’s Varsity Cheerleaders Led Fans Through Two Great Seasons The varsity cheerleaders, Diane Ashton. Sandi Weis, Helen Kuhlman, Mary Laudick, Patti Weis, and Nancy Croy, were always full of pep. These girls, along with O-G's fans, should be congratulated on their fine sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Always willing. Senior, Diane Ashton, devoted much of her time and energy this year as captain of the varsity cheering squad. She has been a varsity cheerleader for the past three years and was also a freshman cheerleader. Always ready... 93 Titan Varsity Basketball Team Finish a Great Season of Victories LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Tom Weber, Trainer Doug Woods, Varsity Players-Bill Croy, Bill Horstman, Jim Van Housen, Larry Smith, Allan Ruhe, Dan Sager, Dave Ruhe, Jim Schramm, Dave Meyer, Jim Fenbert, Ken Inkrott, Fred Lauf and Trainer Bill Buescher. Co-captains Dave Ruhe, Dan Sager, and Bill Croy. Varsity Basketball Record WE THEY Bath 79 60 Defiance 68 53 Lima Shawnee 78 73 Columbus Grove 79 54 Lima Senior 66 69 Pandora-Gilboa 77 37 Leipsic 79 58 Napoleon 98 64 Continental 91 63 Ayersville 85 69 Miller City 94 88 Wapakoneta 79 60 Kalida 63 49 Fort Jennings 81 76 Lima Central Catholic 99 66 Van Wert 104 58 Ottoville 74 56 Elida 74 62 TOURNAMENT St. Marys 89 70 Lima Senior 47 63 94 Senior Titan Greats Co-captain, Dan Sagar Center 1967 Senior, Jim VanHousen Guard Co-captain, Bill Croy Guard Senior 95 Adds Excitement, Enthusiasm and Excellence The team led by Dave Ruhe awaits to enter. B a b s a k 1 e 1 t Coach Weber and his inspiring smile. Titans the . . . ..........BEST! . . . we're goin' do our best to win some more . . . 96 Dan Sagar grabs the tip! Reserve Basketball Team Reserve basketball players are: Paul Slygh, Rich Gerding, Dan Ruhe, Jim Conn, Tony Marchione, Eric Goecke, Charlie Hoeph, Coach Laudick, Jeff Vonder Embse, Jim Fenbert, Leroy Patrick, Ken Inkrott, Jim Losh, Leroy Verhoff, Gary Haughn, Manager; and Duane Ruhe, Manager. Reserve Record WE THEY Bath 52 49 Defiance 60 33 Shawnee 42 39 Columbus Grove 63 42 Lima Senior 54 81 Pandora-Gilboa 61 20 Leipsic 65 30 Napoleon 66 51 Continental 54 41 Ayersville 79 53 Miller City 41 42 Kalida 58 49 Wapakoneta 71 43 Fort Jennings 48 42 Lima Central Catholic 52 61 Van Wert 49 46 Ottoville 52 59 Elida 63 51 98 Tony Marchione pulls in a quick rebound. O-G Reserve Cheerleaders O-G's Reserve Cheerleaders are: Peggy Beckett, Linda Recker, Sherri Marchione, Diane Hermiller, and Nancy Weber. Ready for a Good luck cheer at one of the pep rallies. 99 Reserve Cheerleaders pose before one of their displays. During basketball season the Varsity and Reserve cheerleaders took turns making the displays. Freshman Basketball Team Members of the Freshman Basketball team are--KNEELING: Don Dehnart, Gary Frey, Greg Reed, and John Buescher. STANDING: Jerry Schram, Ed Inkrott, Gordon Tatlow, Len Brown, Fred Steffes, Dan Vennekotter, John Cunningham, Coach; Rick Ruhe, Ron Kuhbander, Kevin Dickey, Dave Schmiedebusch, Rick Kuhbander, and Rick Laubenthal. Frosh Cheerleaders Record for 1967 We They Lima South 51 44 Columbus Grove 36 50 Van Wert 45 43 Pandora-Gilboa 20 38 Findlay Central 25 37 Leipsic 24 51 LCC 62 42 Continental 45 50 Miller City 34 50 Kalida 46 63 LCC 52 42 Bath 25 35 Findlay Donnel 38 48 Lima South 45 37 TOURNAMENT Pandora-Gilboa 49 42 Columbus Grove 32 39 Frosh Cheerleaders are--KNEEL!NG: Jane Salsburey, Barb Horstman. STANDING: Lois Deters, Linda Stechschulte, and Mary Ann Knapke. Organizers and Workers Bill Macke, Curt Maguire, Dale Nienberg, and Dan Ashton worked very hard keeping accurate records of all the Varsity and Reserve games. These boys should be congratulated on a job well done. S t a t • 1 s t i c i a n s G y m L e a d e r s Mr. John Cunningham, physical education instructor and coach, was very glad to have had the assistance of the gym leaders who were Larry Rosenberger, Bill Horstman, Tom German, and Paul Quint, all seniors. 101 Second Year of Wrestling Brings Many Good Results Wrestling team members are--FIRST ROW: D. Gerding, T. Krouse, J. Williams, J. Cutlip, Captain Ron Black, F. Warren, T. Agner, E. Showman, C. Patterson, T. German. SECOND ROW: M. Klemm, J. Sagar, S. Imm, G. Leap, B. Croy, R. Croy, M. Stehiic, B. Heringhaus, G. Croy. THIRD ROW; L. Klima, E. Mason, B. Stowe, N. Klass, P. Lammers, D. Hopkins, J. Calvin, S. Stowe. FOURTH ROW: R. Niese, B. DuBry, Managers, F. Macke, M. Schwartz. Sam Stowe and Frank Warren practice their wrestling holds. Sam and Frank were two of the pinmen who went to the district tournament this year. Coach Smith, this year also head football coach, again had the responsibilities of coaching the wrestling team that he started last year and improved upon this year. Ron Black, captain of the team, and Cliff Patterson demonstrate one of the starting positions. Ron and Cliff also went to district competition this year. 102 FIRST ROW: D. Drerup, J. Ruhe, N. Drerup, B. Horstman, C. Beckman, P. Beckett, B. Schmitz, M. Hermiller, J. Gerschutz, P. Rockers, D. Morman. SECOND ROW: C. Strauer, L. Stechschulte, M. Piotrowski, L. Deters, D. Gallaway, L. Farran, L. Black, P. Wilson, J. Michel, J. Salsburey, M. Kuhlman, J, Klemm, B. Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Advisor Miss Holder, R. Ruen, P. Brown, N. Croy, M. Laudick, B. Kuhlman, S. Hohenbrink, M. Fortman, K. Loman, J. Krieger, L. Stackhouse, D. Meyer, J. Meyer, M. Williams. Gymnastics FIRST ROW: D. Drerup, L. Stechschulte, P. Recker, B. Schmitz, B. Horstman, N. Dierup, J. Klemm, J. Gerschutz, C. Borcher, P. Weis. SECOND ROW: L. Farran, C. Beckman, L. Deters, G. German, F. Hannum, D. Dickman, M. Piotrowski, L. Laubenthal, V. Bruskotter, E. hammers, A. Duling, J. Ruhe. THIRD ROW: J. Krieger, P. Hoffman, E. Schrieber, M. Knapke, D. Honningfort, P. Schumacker, K. Loman, D. Gallaway, L. Stackhouse, S. Hohenbrink, B. Kuhlman. FOURTH ROW; S. Gerschutz, J. Johnson, L. Mootz, R. Nesbit, J. Salsburey, M. Hermiller, M. Kuhl- man. 103 Track Team Excels Wins WBL Crown Track team members are--FlRST ROW: B. Croy, T. Krouse, D. Amick, R. McDowell, R. Croy, G. Frey, B. Hering-haus, K. Laser, J. Frey, G. Croy, J. Conn, W. Sisson. SECOND ROW: G. Haughn, P. Slygh, A. Klausing, L. Meyer, T. Kreinbrink, L. Klima, D. Frey, T. Marchione, E. Inkrott, R. Kuhbander, K. Hohenbrink, B. Roeder, J. Fenbert, J. Van Housen, F. Warren, C. Kiene, G. Closson, Coach Cunningham, B. Jones. Coached by Mr. John Cunningham, The Titan trackmen excelled in many ways. Records were broken by Bill Roeder in both the shot put and the discus. Also Bill Croy broke his own record in the one-hundred yard dash. Records were also broken in the one-half mile by Keith Hohenbrink, in the mile by Frank Warren, and in the broad jump by Jim Van Housen. Bill Roeder, Keith Hohenbrink, and Jim Van Housen advanced to the Regional meet after placing good enough in the district meet. Bill Roeder also went on to tinish with two fourth places at the state meet in Columbus. The O-G track team should be congratulated on their many fine achievements. Ribbons and medals were passed out at the Gold Medal Track Meet by these girls: Jane Salsburey, Eileen Geer, Lois Detters, queen; Theresa Ellerbrock, and Diane Her-miiler. 104 Three Trackmen Bill exerts much force behind his ball to end up with a terrific throw. Advance to Regional; One Goes to State Hoog's long legs and agility won him a place in the regional meet. Paul Slygh leaps over the high bar. i Titan Baseball Team Members of the Varsity Baseball Team are--SITTING: R. Gerding, J. Losh, M. Klemm, W. Patrick, M. Bollinger, J. Williams, K. Dickey. STANDING: Coach Price, J. Schram, D. Ruhe, C. Moening, R. Kruse, D. Ruhe, J. Fortman, L. Patrick, D. Schmeidebusch, J. Fortman, and Managers D. Grimm and K. Ruhe. Season’s Record Jim Losh, a member of the Varsity team, busily warms up for his turn in the batter's box. OPPONENT WE THEY Bath 2 7 Defiance 1 3 Wapakoneta 1 7 Antwerp 18 13 LCC 3 4 Kenton 1 9 Lima Senior 2 5 Bath 3 1 Kalida 4 2 Columbus Grove 1 2 Napoleon 3 13 Napoleon 1 3 Elida 3 2 Bluffton 8 5 LCC 3 5 Wapakoneta 0 5 Kenton 7 0 Defiance 5 0 Bluffton 13 3 Leipsic 8 1 Continental 4 7 Fort Jennings 8 2 Kalida 9 5 Columbus Grove 9 0 Ottoville 7 5 106 Faced Rough Season Reserve team members are--SITTING: C. Maguire. G. Tallman. S. Campbell. STANDING: Coach Price, C. Alonzo, J. Schram, C. Dickinson, D. Wolke, D. Venne-kotter, D. Kaufman, L. Brown, Manager Ed Mason. This year Coach Price took over the tough job of training both of the baseball teams. Even though hit with alot of rain at the opening of the season, the team successfully finished all their games. The baseball team was also the first to test the new opponents from the Western Buckeye League and found them to be quite rough. 107 O-G Girls Actively Participated G y m L e a d e r s tiK5T ROW: Advisor Miss Holder, B. Drummer, D. Drerup, J. Johnson. M. Kuhlman, R. Nesbit. SECOND ROW: M. Fortman, S. Hoersten, P. Beckett, D. Dlckman, B. Kersh, L. Deters. J. Westrick. THIRD ROW; P. Umberger, S. Marchione, P. Schumacker, G. German, K. Weis, C. Tenwalde, J. Salsburey. and in GAA TheGAAClub, with a membership of about one hundred, was very active. The girls played much basketball and volleyball. A basketball team was organized and played against the girls' team from Columbus Grove, O-G won. GAA members also ran a coat check during basketball season this year. Compliments from GMEINER'S ADVERTISING Compliments of WARD’S The merchants of Ottawa and Glandorf have on many occasions shown their interest in the activities of our high school. We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the patrons of our ’67 Thunderbolt Annual for this continued interest. We appreciate their support and know that because of it our yearbook will be a success. ' Congratulations to Our Sons and Daughters” Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ashton 342 West Third Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Beckett 540 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Mrs. Lucille V. Black 139 South Walnut Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. C. Bruskotter East Sixth Street Ottawa, Ohio Mrs. Verla Carpenter Box 92 Pandora, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Cox 1136 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William Croy 436 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Dr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Daniel Sunset Drive Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drerup R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ellerbrock R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mrs. Marie Ellerbrock 242 West Third Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Ellerbrock R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Frank Feicht 233 East Jackson Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fortman Glandorf, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fought South Walnut Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geer 1006 East Second Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert German R. R. 3 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibson R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Glassner Pratt Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Heringhaus 423 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hermiller R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Hermiller 1017 East Second Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoffman R. R. 1 Columbus Grove, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hohenbrink 137 West Seventh Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Horstman Box 58 Glandorf, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kagy 917 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio 112 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Karhoff R. R. 4 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William Recker Box 61 Glandorf, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kidd R. R. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riepenhoff R. R. 4 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Klausing 1118 Hast Third Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rockers 228 Green Meadows Drive Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. John Kreinbrink R. R. 3 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rosenberger 421 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Lauf R. R. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Schroeder 236 North Hickory Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. James A. Loman 359 North Hall Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Linus Schroeder 1063 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Norman Meyer R. R. 1 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Shinkle, Jr. 879 Perry Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Michel South Walnut Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Collins J. Stackhouse R. R. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Miller 345 South Thomas Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Camillus Stechschulte Sunset Drive Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moening 740 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Utrup R. R. 1 Columbus Grove, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nesbit 827 East Second Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Van Housen 1442 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Otto 424 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. William A. Vollmer, Sr. 1855 East Fourth Street Ottawa, Ohio SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO. A SUBSIDIARY OF GENERAL TELEPHONE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION A GROWING INDUSTRY IN A GROWING COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 114 Compliments of Compliments of BEN BREECE BELL AUTO FLORIST SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of '67 DIAMOND PLANT LIFE FERTILIZER CO. Phone 523-6051 Ottawa Compliments of HERINGHAUS S- SON Ottawa Compliments of FORTMAN'S BODY SHOP Ottawa Oh i o Ohio WILLIAMS PLUMBING AND HEATING WHEY TIME LABOR. Phone 523- 870 Ottawa Ohio SKYLARK MOTEL Oh i o Air Conditioning and Electric Heat One Half Mile East on Route 22k Ottawa, Ohio Chamber of Commerce Member Phone 523-9393 Roy and Koneta Delong Compliments of Phone 523- +l8A Ottawa Oh i o ODENWELLER MILLING COMPANY 1)5 Compliments of AMERICAN LEGION POST 63 Ottawa Oh i o ORCHID BEAUTY SHOP 1 10 North Walnut Ottawa Ohio Ph. 523-6888 Edna Nienberg, Owner FAWCETT INSURANCE A Policy of Protection Ottawa Oh i o Compliments of LaPOINT FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Phone 523-5657 Ottawa, Ohio THE NATIONAL LIME STONE CO. Crushed Stone Agricultural Lime 5- Limestone Plants At Findlay Phone 422-3216 Rimer Phone 543-3821 116 Congratu1 at i ons to the Class of 1967 RUHE’S SINCLAIR ftiitciinr) yzj two; Nw GASOLINE Bulk and Service Station Ottawa Home and Savings Phone 523-6880 Compl iments of GUY E. KERSH INSUR. OTTAWA HOME DRY CLEANERS Guy Kersh Ralph Kersh Iris Kersh Roger Kersh Phone 523-6286 Persona 1 Serv ice Ottawa Oh i o S i nee 1914 CROY'S PRODUCE MARKET Eggs Bought and Sold Phone 523-3402 Ottawa Oh io 117 PUTNAM STONE CO. Route 1 Ottawa Ohio Phone 523-6004 BUCKEYE SUGAR INC DEXTRA CORPORATION Sugar, Molasses, Pulp, Tomato Products Dextra Fortified Sugar Congratulations to the Class of 67 118 JACK HOWELL FRED'S 1-HOUR CLEANERS LAUNDRY Rugs, Hats, Dyers, and FURS Your Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Dealer HOYT'S j Mile North of Ottawa On Route 15 Congratulations from McCRATE'S FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 523-6586 Ottawa Ohio E R MUSIC STORE Band Every Friday Night Congratu1 at ions To the Class of ‘67 123 North Walnut Street Ottawa Ohio Finest Musical Supplies Brand Names Magnatone, Kapa, Kay, Buffet, York, Berkely BECKMAN'S Since 1888 119 Congratulat ions To The Senior Class of '67 PAULS 5-10c and $ 1.00 and Department Store Ottawa Ohio MARCINE'S All Lines of Cosmetology 115 South H i ckory sandy snavely Marcine Kimmet Kay Bruns Compl iments of RUHE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Ottawa Oh i o Compliments of JIM'S TV South Walnut St., Ottawa Putnam County's Largest Zenith Dealer TONY'S DAIRY QUEEN Burgers, Fries, Malts 1602 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio HAWKEY’S PHARMACY of Ottawa, Inc. 120 W. Main St. Ottawa, Ohio Open Week Days-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Sundays . Invalid Equ i pmen t . Surgical Appliances . Russell Stover Candies . Cosmetics We Maintain A Complete Record of Al1 Your Family's Prescription Purchases HIGHLAND LANES Bowling and Billiards Dining Room Available For Banquets, Lunches, and Dinners 523-6445 Ottawa Ohio OTTAWA STONE COMPANY INC. Manufacturers of Crushed Limestone Aggregates Phone 456-3261 121 Congratu1 at i ons to the Class of '67 The Best is Worth the Price and Efforts Health Happ i ness Good Fortune WILSON TRANSPORTATION SERVICE Ottawa, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '$7 Compl iments of DAVID J. HOHENBRINK REALTOR Associates: Gene Budd Pat Hohenbrink Consult us-- When buying or selling Real Estate Ottawa, Ohio Route 3 GLANDORF FEED CO. Your Farm Supply Center Jim Studer, in native costume, exhibits his skill on the bam floor at the Senior Sadie Hawkins dance. Congratulations to the Class of '67 KOHL'S SUPER DOLLAR Ottawa S- Columbus Grove Compliments of WARREN PRINTING OFFICE SUPPLY ' V Printers, Lithographers Suppl ies Ottawa, Ohio For the Mod In High School Fashions, Come to THE LEADER In Lima Junior Junction-Lima Mall Petite Shop - Downtown Store For Hi-Men Both Stores Compliments of SCHUMACHER--MAAG COMPANY Your Ottawa Dealer Ohio G1ESKEN GARAGE Qual i ty Used Cars Ottawa, Ohio Phone 523-6976 Congratulations from MAINLINE DRESS SHOP Dresses - Mi I 1 i nery and Accessor ies Ottawa Oh i o KRUSE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Ottawa Oh i o Dependable Maytags Compl iments of the L M RESTAURANT Phone 523-91A-6 Ottawa 123 Compliments of ROSEY’S SOHIO SERVICE Main and Cox Ottawa Ohio Phone 523-9 11 Compliments of RADABAUGH AND OTTO Ottawa Ohio Phone 523- 969 Cong ratu1 at ions to the Class of '67 FINSTER'S MEAT INC. Phone 523-306A Ottawa Oh i o Compliments of WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Paul H. Spyker, Owner Ottawa Ohio Phone 523- 1 3 Compl iments of OTTAWA OIL COMPANY MONTGOMERY WARD AGENCY Ottawa Ohio Featuring 2k Hr. Service out of Chicago 124 EVERETT SCHMENK INSURANCE We stand between you and loss Ottawa Ohio Phone 523-6539 523-3159 GLANDORF TILE COMPANY High Grade Clay Drain Tile Glandorf Ohio Phone 538-3391 Compliments of Weather-Seal Incorporated Ottawa, Ohio WISE’S CLOTHING STORE We Feature Famous Brand Names in Shoes and Mens Wear at Smal1 Town Prices Compliments of WEST OHIO GAS COMPANY 130 W. Main Ottawa, Ohio Compliments of VERHOFF ALFALFA MILLS Manufacturers of Alfalfa Meal Ottawa and Napoleon, Ohio 125 Compliments of Sleepy time gals wait for Santa and his Ho Ho on the floor of the O-G auditorium. Compl iments of DIEHL BROTHERS Garage and Jeep Dealer Phone 523-6151 Ottawa Ohio Compliments of JACK'S ALUMINUM WINDOWS AND DOORS Special on Awnings and Sidings Glandorf Ohio Phone 538-3135 Compliments of GUSTWILLER’S DR. J.H. MEYERS Op tometr i st Men and Boy's Wear Formal Wear for A 11 Occas i ons Phone 523-6395 Ottawa, HAUGHN PLUMBING HEAT I 256 East Main Ottawa Whirlpool Appliances Ohio NG Oh io Security is Congratulat ions Class of '67 GENE CLEARY Ottawa, Ohio 523-6387 Now for the latest news , with our prize-winning newscaster, Mark Bollinger. When you think of food Think of DIEHLS FOODLAND H ighest Quali ty Lowest Prices Corrugated Pipes HONEGGERS’ FEED and BUILDING Hardware Farm Supplies Grain Bank Service Bulk Delivery Service Phone 523-3843 NIENBERG'S 01 iver New Idea Gehl Dunham G.M.C. Trucks Glandorf 538-3221 Ottawa Oh i o Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OTTAWA id, rC s Ottawa Ohio R.R. 2 Ottawa, Ohio Putnam County's Most Complete Hardware Greg W. Schomaeker, Prop. Phone 523-39 1 Ottawa Ohio 128 Name and Address of Merchants Bellman's Soft Water RFD 2 Ottawa, Ohio Peerless Hatchery 213 South Belmore Leipsic, Ohio Car-e-it Party Shop East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Princess Beauty Shop Glandorf, Ohio Pure Gas Station Carl's Restaurant Glandorf, Ohio 245 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Don's 226 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Putnam House 202 West Main Ottawa, Ohio Eagles 135 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Putnam House 202 West Main Ottawa, Ohio Equity 201 East Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Raye Clinic 215 West Third Street Ottawa, Ohio Fox Brothers Glandorf, Ohio Schwarz Brothers 138 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Hilver's Jewelers Leipsic, Ohio Smitty's Barber Shop 217 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio Kahle Equipment 146 West Main Street Ottawa, Ohio S M Repair Glandorf, Ohio Kildaire Country Club RFD 2 Ottawa. Ohio Wannemacher's Barber Shop 148 North Hickory Ottawa, Ohio Overmier M. D. 109 Main Street Leipsic, Ohio William Smith Wheel Alignment Glandorf, Ohio This completes our story in pictures of the wonderful year of 1966 - 1967. We hope we've recalled many of the fond memories that you will always treasurer. The Thunderbolt Staff 30 • • . -