Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)
- Class of 1962
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Hag ills Mr. Barber offers a good suggestion to the Junior Council Mr. Barber helps Marilyn Becker, Sally Burton, and Fred on World Affairs. ln appreciation forthe help he has given Ottawa Hills students in choosing colleges, in student government, and as advisor to the Area Junior Council, the class of i962 proudly dedicates its Mesasa to Mr. Robert Barber. Mindel choose colleges. ,,.-f c Mr. Barber's careful analysis of the problems at hand keeps the Student Council a governing body of which the students can be proud. r. 1- ..vw.,1.1: ff ,555 . MR. ROBERT J. BARBER Jfwgdrzff, , EClil0r-in-Chief ...,,., ,-.,,,,.,,,,,,,,. S ally Burton SSNJOFS ...... ...........................................,,......,...,............. E ditor-Molly Spitzer Kathy Attwood, Marilyn Becker, Judi Hartman, Gay Kransberger, Dell O'Hara, Ellen Ravin, Mary Schelhorn Underclassmen ...... ..,.,, E ditor-Sandy Smith Nancy Preston Junior High ..... ...,,.,..,,............. E ditor-Pam Gilbert Lynnie Mehring, Linda Morehead Faculty ...... ..........................,... E ditor-Mary Ann Trimble Nancy Bilek, Carol Fulghum, Sunny Phillips Activities ...... ...............,...........,......................... E ditor-Fran Hawkins Jean Lukens, Sharon Stewart, Betsy Tasch, Karen Todd Sports .... ,,.................................. E ditor-Eve Owen Judy Lang, Barbara Levine, Fred Mindel Art .,,,,,, ....,,.,........ Editor-Lynda Farmer Shelley Rowe, Christie Welles Photography ,,,,,, ....,... E ditor--Jim Kraemer Pat Frautschi Advisor ...... ...... M rs. Marcia Houck jim 43 ' Business Manager ..... ,.,,.,. G raeme Bell Advertising .,.... ,.,...A. J an Vogel Subscriptions ..... ........ B ill Potter General Staff ......,....................................,...............,....,......,.,....A.....,..... Bush Bailey Judy Black, Sue Bruhl, Pete Casey, Walter Christen, Vicki Griem, Jim Klein, Mark Morton, Dick Osmun, Denis Stefango, Jean Stein- berg, Karen Wilson Advisor ...... ....... M iss Nancy Wygant 5, 1 X ...v-1'4 ' 1 -Q..- IX? if f'Q474X Vx x 5 . 7 ,,.-'fi' - 3 f 'f X, . !X :Ex wax? . 3. x .w 1 i Q W , W .54 ,,,....a : -r.. dl 2 QQ gs X 225. 1 7 tglug,-wx., ' 0 My i - s f ' 'vw-.Q 5 , 6 X - W ?'bs.,W'W,, nf' X. k N,-,,,.-vjfm ' I ,saga E ,.-4' .wa Ns fx., '-. , - ACU 'Y 'WW' I Q ik MR. RAY E. DEARDORFF, M.S., Executive Head MR. DONALD D. FONTAINE, M.A., Principal Administrative Council MRS. HELEN BRAUN, B.A. Junior High School Chairman MR. ROBERT J. BARBER, M.A. Dean of Boys, College Counselor MISS ETHEL SAGER, M.A. Dean of Girls, Guidance Counselor Attendance Secrefary Ai E Language Arts Y L Mrs. Marie Burkhart, M.A. Mrs. Randy Rassoul, M.A. Mrs. Joyce Sunderman, B.A Miss Sager - Latin, Mrs. Burkhart - Librarian, Mrs. Rassoul - French, Mrs. Veliz - Spanishf Mrs. Sun- Mrs. Dorothy Veliz, M.A. del'lT1Gf1 - i-Clfifl. English Mrs. Marcia Houck, B. Ed. Mrs. Lucretia Meeks, B.A. Mrs. Martha Smith, M.A. Mrs. Smith - English ll lth gradel, Mrs. Steele -- English ll ith and 12th gradesl, Mrs. Braun - En- glish l7th and 8th gradesl, Mrs. Houck - English l9th gradel, Mrs. Meeks - English l9th and lOth gradesl, Mrs. Smythe - English l8tl1 graclel. sv-ggv ..r Ni .1 2.337 X, . .5 V.. f'? Mrs. Patricia Smythe, B.S. Mrs. Elizabeth Steele, M.A. Mr. Floyd Strow, M.A. Mr. Karl Worstell, M. Ed. Mr. John A. Briggs, B.S. Mr. Temoleon G. Rousos, M.A Mathelllatics Mr. Rousos-Algebra I l9th gradel, Plane Geometry !lOth gradel, Algebra II H lth gradel, Mr. Worsfell -Mathematics 17th and 8th gradesl, Mr. Strow- Algebra ll ll lth gradel, Solid Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Analytic Geometry, Calculus ll2th graclelf Mr. Briggs-Mathematics f8th gradel, Algebra I l9th gradel, Plane Geometry llOth gradel. Mr. Thomas J. Docis, M. Ed. i N x i 5 Mr. Frederick L. Krueger, B.S. Science Mr. Krueger - General Science f7rh and 8th gradesh Mr. Niedermeier - Biology HOth grodeh Mr. McDonaId-Physiology-Hygiene H Hh and 12th gradesh Mr. Docis - Chemistry H Hh and 12th grodesl, Physics H2fh gradei. Mr. James McDonald, B.S. Mr. Norman Niedermeier, M.S Mrs. Ruby S. Buck, M.A. Miss Nancy Wygant, M. Ed. Mr. Monroe S. Felty, M.A. Mr. Ronald Means, M. Ed. History Mr. Felty - Ohio History and Geography i7th gradei, American History i8th gradetf Miss Wy- gan?-American History i8th and Hth gradest, Mr. Means-World History f9th gradet, Ameri- can Government, Modern European History 112th gradet, Mr. Barber - American Government, Modern European History i12th gradet, Mrs. Buck -World History i9th gradet. 'f' ..a....... ' ' if 1 f'if.'. f i Physical Education Mr. McDonald - Gym, Coach, Mr. Leighton - Gym, Coach, Miss MacDonald--Gym, Mr. Nie dermeier - Coach, Mr. Felty - Coach, Mr. Worstell - Coach, Mr. Stewart - Athletic Di rector, Coach, Mr. Krueger - Coach. X Mr. Arthur Leighton, B.A. N. see 1 s, Miss Barbara MacDonald, B.S Mr. Wayne A. Stewart, M.A. Mr. James R. Bogan, M. Ed. Mrs. Julia Herbert, B.A. Mrs. Harriet McClure, B.S. Mrs. Nancy Rudolph, B.S. Mr. Carl L. Snyder, M. Mus. Mr. J. Daniel Woodward, M.F.A Industrial and Fine Arts Mr. Stewart - Shop, Mrs. McClure - Home Eco- nomics, Mrs. Buck - Typing, Basic Business, Mrs. Smith - Journalism, Mr. Bogan - Industrial Arts. Mr. Woodward - Arts, Crafts, Mrs. Rudolph - Mu- sic Uunior Highl, Mrs. Smythe -- Speech, Dramatics, Mrs. Houck - Speech, Mr. Snyder - Music. f L-W ....,'1... , , l qQM 'MW SQ WXICUM S AM,,1w77WjLJfT xwmviiyggwp 3' Qi A D222 wwmwlgygfg wi T? Mfg Zim A f EXW gf Zgyffgfig ,Saws Vw 99 N QM ' RQ TNQ T 0555 Lei W Jim? TFA? SS W QS Q QQEQMZZ-if NW NOTICE TO FUTURE CLASSES: FIRST YOU TAKE A BLANK PASS . . . lj Y, il ax? .t ,, ,Q W3 .. 4 P - Q .f ,Y'q . if 1: 1 XS? ff.. 1 A 5 4' '.' K wa K N w 'Viv ' I EMMK x wff- , A-JL, ,iii 'ffvasq QM sd 45 gpg---up vc- X' ' :JL .FW Sh h iQ.4 hQ1'- 4 Wdfg !r '9?' Bmw .fi in rx' A ,al if ' vw f ' gm! sf 1 Q' v Us vs-2 N. Xl. 'W H 1 9i.,f:1 id P W T fszlfwwgfaic Q, Q - A V Q Q , TELL: f ik' if 22' kv. ' 'M 'a K JS? ' Sv f it V . . 4 x I , lklliiii' . 15756 1 W Jia!! iw L gg' ' e, X , Q gsl wif-ff 1 i X - WY .QF 53 Y '53 '7 U , .. . , X . M wsx 33 5 Q., . ., t .wagg- LN Nt.j5,'! -,ij 5 5:-. 1.1 ' ghd' ,Lf 42 ff.: Xg.w,1,,fv Z W-:ei +.,'5:-45' , V 1 if' , if L iTN..N ,X A IIIES fi s f- s F ,, Q25 Q! J 4 1 ll is c - 0 BURRP! Hey man, whut's hoppnin'?? w I Good luck! yan , ,il . ! , 'L eff' ' l f Judy Lynnie V r . g, if dddd ,A blb- d .A g N, K H5 LA .. i ' 3' gfiggsi iQ W Y L - v ,. d ' 1. , Lou Same to you, Karen The Muypo kid! Hcven'1 changed a bii, Nance! Senior Class llfficers LOUIS MULFORD, vice-president, DENIS STEFANGO, treasurer, LYNNIE MEHRING, secretary, MARK MORTON, president. As the year draws to a close and with it the end of our stay at Ottawa Hills, we can look back with pride. The accomplishments of the class of 1962 speak for themselves. This Senior year has been not only the terminator but also the acme of all events. No-one will forget the TGIT parties, the Senior traditions, the Prom, or graduation,nor willanyone forget the feeling of iust belonging to the Class of '62. Congratulations are due to the Seniors, and as Class President I am proud to be the one to bestow them. Mark Morton Kathleen Ann Attwood Bush . . . ski-cat. . . Beetle . . . anchors aweigh . . . Class Secretary 2, Girls' Chor- us 2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, G.A. A. l,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, S0- cial Chairman 4, Council on World Affairs 3,4, Treasurer 4, Art Club 4, Sequoian Staff 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Class Treasurer 2, Boys' Chor- us l,2, Football l,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 2, Manager 2, Tennis 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Sec- retary 2,4, Council on World Affairs 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4. Tzu. -N grilles-L . Anyone for a sober circle? . Kath . . . Gretsa . . . Sesqui . . . greetings . . farewell . . . Girls' Chorus l,2, G.A.A. 4,. YTeens 2,3,4, Council on World Affairs 4, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4. I just made another touchdown' Marilyn . . . blonde bombshell live for weekends . . . look of rnno CBFICS . . . Marilyn Becker Mfwkqled ., Curtis Harris Bailey 1 x A .rx.. . Hey you guys, l've got an idea Beesh . . . Gretsa . . . torn between two loves . . . r Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Y-Te 2,35 Council on World Affairs 45 Honors Reading 4. NWO-JVU'-idle ' Bae' QXOQIMQJK Carol Sue Beishline Lawrence Graeme Bell lll Umuihii Got a joke to tell you . . . Cow . . . Can't hold my . . . . . Berky Boys' Chorus l,2,35 Basketball lg Golf 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Sequoian Staff 2,35 Mesasa Business Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Honors Reading 3,45 All- School Play 2. G. A. A. l,2,35 Y-Teens 25 Council on World Affairs 45 Sequoian Staff 4. Get out and sell . . . Graeme l'd worry about it . . . Shout!' That's a real knee-slapperl . . . Kathryn Lee Berkowitz Nancy Carol Bilek M. -- 1 A Custer Consolidated High School, Monroe, Michigan l, Monroe High School, Monroe, Michigan 2, Girls' Chorus 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Y-Teens 3,4, Chaplain 4, Council on World Affairs 4, Arrowhead Staff 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Qlmo Love those stuffed animals . . . Nan cy . . . sweet cmd thoughtful . . . Judy . . . efficient nurse . . . friendly . . . kind . . . Suzanne Maria Bruhl 26' Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, G.A.A. l,2, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Council on World Affairs 3,4, Proiection Club l,2. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, G.A.A. l,2,3, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Council on World Affairs 4, Publicity Chairman 4, Arrow- head Staff 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4. Judith Helen Black ...NY ff ll Sue . . . behind bars . . . swingin' red- head . . . always thinking of others . . . campused again! . . . Qing Can you meet the deadline? Sally . . . frustrated editor . . . always in a hurry . . . cheerful . . . Peter Raymond Casey lll Walt . . . man with a car . . . out for a good time . . . fabulous parties ,,,,.-f' Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Area Publicity Chairman 45 Sequoian Staff 2,35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Editor-in- Chief 45 Honors Reading 3,4. Class Secretary 35 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 'l,2, 3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Art Club 45 Sequoian Staff 3,45 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Honors Read- ing 3,4. Ransom Boys' Preparatory School, Cocoanut Grove, Flor- ida. l5 Mixed Chorus l,2,45 Boys' Ensemble l,2,45 Track l5 Golf 3,45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. Sally Lou Burton I1 .. . x Pete . . . artistic talent . . . P.R. . . . good-natured . . . track star . . . Walter Adams Christen ATA Robert Lyon Corwin Ned . . . proficient skier . . . bomber . . . Get the brush! . . . Motorcycle Kid... Lynda Lee Farmer Boys' Chorus lg Football l,2, 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Tennis 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Art Club 'l,2,3,4, President 45 All School Play 3. Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Ensem- ble l,3,45 Football 3,45 Track 2,3,4p Varsity Club 2,3,4 Council on World Affairs Art Club 4, Treasurer 4. Rogers High School lp Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of America 4, Pro- gram Chairman 45 Art Club 2,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4. Ll OJY l1sou':LJx Bob . . . that Kennedy Look . . fickle . . . Which girl tonight? Ned Turner Dybvig CDLLLQ QD VNz2Jex 6ti-9 M' Farms . . . talented . . . sweet and friendly . . . artistic ability plus . . . LN' Lx . l Sandy . . . hair styles 5 la mode . . . sweet. . . tres chic . . . . mwvwd Patricia Lillian Frautschi 54 Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 Y- Teens 25 Honors Reading 4. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Art Club 45 Arrowhead Staff 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Y-Teens 25 Council on World Affairs 3,4. Sandra Lee Fogoros Pat . . . sweater girl . . . one man wo man...busyasa-... L lf l've told you once . . . Hughie speaks back . . . shhuu . . Golf 2 4- Council on World Affairs 3,45 Jets Club 3,4. Hugh L Lawrence Friedman T Carol Ann 7. , Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. lp Projection Club 'l5 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Love those Marines! . . . Carol . . . Where's Sunny? . . . sweet. . . tvm Spear the knights! . . . Pam . . . pint size . . . excellent driver . . . bubbles CYV-E.,VL Girls' Chorus 1,25 G.A.A. l,3, 45 Y-Teens 2,45 Council on World Affairs 3 4- Mesasa Ed- itorial Staff 4, Section Head Pamela Gilbert David Herrick Goodwillie Track l,2,3,45 Varsity Club 2, l'm not feeling so good . . . Dave . . . That's amazing! . . . Hollywood . . . Hey, it's kinda dark in here! . . . .qi ' fi nl Bill . . . coin-collector . . . Hound Dog ...Willie... Vicki Lynne Griem I'Xl. ln, ,. x . But you guys, l've got a press pass! . . . .loni . . . Guess who I got a letter from! . . . journalist and poet . . . active . . . Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Boys' Ensemble lp Council on World Affairs 3,45 Honors Reading 3. Redwood High School, Lark- spur, California l,25 G.A.A. 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Arrowhead Staff 45 Mesasa Business Staff G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Sequoian Staff 2,3,4, Editor 45 Arrow- head Staff 3,4, Exchange Ed- itor 45 All-School Play 3. William J. Gray Sure, Veggy, anything you say Vicki . . . wicked weasel . . . neat ap pearance . . . faithful . . . Joan Barbara Hartman - 1 I uxlx 1 Judith Rachel Hartman X - I' YVX . .. 0. i. l've really got the homework to- G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Council on World Affairs 3, 4, Sequoian Staff 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Honors Reading 3, 4, All- School Play 4. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2, Sequoian Staff 2,3,4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Honors Reading 3, All- School Play 3. Maybe someday . . . Judi. . . ener getic . . . everyone's problems are hers . . . I don't really talk that fast do I? . . . night! . . . Fran . . . all-around schol- ar . . . tireless worker . . . Michigan bound' ' ' Frances Elizabeth Hawkins fill ' Frederick Bowen Hawkins Maumee Valley Country Day School, Maumee, Ohio l, Howe Military School, Howe, Indiana 2,3, Football 4, Track Meet our Elvis Presley . . . Fred fun-loving and carefree . . . dashing . . . love those eyes . . . 'Eouslx Whitmer, here I come! . . . Linda . . . carefree . . . always jubilant . . . devoted . . . William Herbert Heywood lll Look at the Old Crow now! . . . Jay . . . sports writer . . . reckless driver - slush Cx G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 25 Future Teachers of America 45 Art Club 4, Secretary 45 Se- quoian Staff 45 Arrowhead Staff 45 All-School Play 3. Student Council President 45 Class President l5 Class Vice- President 35 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Football l, 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. Maumee Valley Country Day School, Maumee, Ohio 35 Stu- dent Council 25 Class Secre- tary I5 Football l,2, Manager 25 Basketball l,2,35 Track 45 Arrowhead Staff 4, Sports Ed- itor 4. xx Linda Kay Held Bill . . . Mr. President . . . star basket ball player . . . tall and towering . . Pipe James Wilmot Holden Thomas Wesley Kabat Tom . . . riotous . . . class cut-up . . troublemaker . . . DAGJ. , :Q Student Council 3,4, Repre- sentative-at-Large 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Mixed Chorus l5 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Art Club 45 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Driving Committee 3. Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Boys' Ensemble 3,45 Football Manager l,2,3, 45 Basketball Trainer 3,45 Track 35 Varsity Club 45 Se- quoian Staff l,2,3,4, Business Manager 3,4. . 1 iiqn I, Tom . . . Reggie's better than Hubert . . . You rat! . . . Oh, Hazel . . . David Thomas Katchka James David Robert Kilchenman 34 Manlius Military Academy, Sy- racuse, New York 1,25 Brant- ford Collegiate Institute, Brantford, Ontario 35 Honors Reading 4. Jim . . . Ace card sharp . . . strong and silent type . . . always fired . . . L.LiMi:c'v.SilTbt al' How's that for a shot? basketball star. . . athletic . . ful... l 9 lfl -1 X Jim... . thought- James Dwight Kraemer ff .mA lx Q -.-,VV . So where's the motor? . . . Gay . . . popular . . . always laughing . . . loves everyone . . . Football 1, Basketball l,2,3,4, Golf l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,3, 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4. DeVilbiss High School, Toledo, Ohio I, Football 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4, Council on World Af- fairs 4, Jets Club 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Honors Read- ing 4. Girls' Chorus l,2, G.A.A. l,2, 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Corres- ponding Secretary 4, Council on World Affairs .3,4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Mesasa Busi- ness Staff 4. im' James Martin Klein flu. .r.- ' the mad photographer . . . .lim . . . camera bug . . . l'll have 'em for you by Friday . . . Doris Martin Kransberger Judith Ann Lang 5 .J A , .. - .x I-l xhggwc A You've got it now! . . . Barb . . . athletic . . . How 'bout another par- ty ,. ? Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Future Teach- ers of America 45 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Art Club 45 Arrowhead Staff 3,4, Sports Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. 'Q Judy . . . One-girl band . . . agile . . . sports crazy . . . fv1CL2vLL.Lcll - L.,-fi Barbara Jo Levine James Podmore Loughran Football 1,45 Basketball 'I5 Golf 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Jim . . . Hubert's better than Reggie! . . . How's the ice? . . . always on the go dnuucrzesutq 04 kimfockq A ' 8 Do you think he'll ever get home? . . . Joan . . . peppy personality . . . wild one... Torch . .. Penn Hall, Chambersburg Pennsylvania 2,35 Girls' Chor- us 45 G.A.A. 1,45 Y-Teens 45 Council on World Affairs 45 Future Teachers of America 4 Art Club 4. i Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 G.A.A. 'l,25 Y- Teens 2,35 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Joan Schafer Loughran My second childhood! . . . Jean . . . my car won't start . . . M.S.U. bound . . late sleeper . . . airline stewardess Jean Ruth Lukens mcumaurafl -- gg v rf 'W x i4ll7m: f ft , , l!! '-Y aw H 1. 'gif , Love that grease . . . Mac . . . ball hero . . . good-natured Fat . . . foot- Mc- Student Council 25 Football l, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basket- ball l,25 Track l,2,45 Varsity Club 2,3,4. William Samuel McCready George Freeman McKisson Lynnie . . . never without a smile . . . Oh, you guys . . . friendly to all . . . cheerleader . . . Robert Carl Mehring 38- Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys' Ensem- ble 2,3,45 Basketball 25 Ten- nis 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Council on World Affairs 2,45 Art Club 4, Vice President 4. . hi -Q 'Six 4, c li N Class Secretary 45 Girls' Chor- us l,25 Cheerleader l,3,45 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3, 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track l,2,45 Varsity Club 2,3, 4. is Qsvcufafe, - QQ! ' F!! when Geof . . . skierl?l . . . always causing trouble . . . laughable . . . You only live once! . . . cz 2 2 355. l Melinda Del Mehring Sure, Vicki, anything you say . . . Veggy . . . love that physique . one-woman man . . . tX .l A,,,,.. Miz . . . intellectual pursuits . . . hot- tempered . . . red head Judith Ann Miner lpn-lr f7lL,0,,L,, Student Council l,3,4, Vice- President 45 Class President 25 Football 2,3,45 Basketball I5 Track l5 Golf 2,3,45 Varsity Club 45 Council on World Af- fairs 45 Honors Reading 4. Girls' Chorus 15 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Future Teach- ers of America 45 Art Club 25 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Hon- ors Reading 4. Geoffrey Groman Meyers Welcome to Miller's Friendly . . Judy . . . loquacious . . . Didnt crack a book . . . loverly Fred . . . sports lover . . . gunner Hungry for those points Football 15 Basketball l,2,3,45 Golf 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Council on World Affairs 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Frederick Myers Mindel x , , if x 15' Girls' Chorus 25 G.A.A. l,2,3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Art Club 45 Arrowhead Staff 3,4, Advertising Manager 3, Busi- ness Manager 45 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 45 All-School Play 2,4. frxn' ft ., . Please buy an Arrowhead . . . Linda Riff? . . always smiling . . . good worker Linda Lee Morehead lx Nice sweater, huh? . . . Mark fun loving . . . the Maypo kid . Louis Gould Mulford '1 lxfk.. Class Vice-President 25 Class President 3,45 Football l,2,Q, 4, Manager 25 Basketball 25 Track 45 Varsity Club 45 Coun- cil on World Affairs 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. Student Council l5 Class Vice- President 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Art Club 45 All-School Play l. Mark Johnston Morton Shotgun Lou . . . easygoing . . . slinger. . . Bull session at Lou's . . 53054 t, : ..,' 'l . -1 WNV ..'.1'. -N M, -A Z Dell . . . easygoing . . . The Arrow- head will come out! . . . sharp dress- er... eh! Eve . . . frustrated female George Osmun CJQIDQ ' Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Y- Teens 2,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Arrowhead Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 45 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 45 Honors Reading 3. Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Tennis 2,35 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Driv- ing Safety Committee 3. mms Conf-ri 4 . . incessant giggler . . . flashy redhead . . . split personality . . . 0 wmcong iw Class Vice President lp Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Cheerleader 25 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Coun- cil on World Affairs 3,45 Art Club 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 45 Honors Reading 4. Lyndell O'Hara N . .1 -. Dick . . . mathematical genius . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . capable . . . Eve Chose Owen ' 1 Lois Joan Phillips 'This is a dry night . . . Bill . . . rack em up . . . Potts . . . good looking . . Nancy Ann Preston Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Mesasa Edi- tonal Staff 4. Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chor- us 25 Football 1,2,3,4, Co- captain 45 Basketball 1,35 Track 15 Golf 2,3,45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4, Subscription Manager 4. Class Secretary 15 Girls' Chor- us 1,25 Cheerleader 1,4, Co- captain 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Y- Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Circulation Manager 45 Me- sasa Editorial Staff 4. The hostess with the mostess Sunny . . . pretty and petite . . . always busy . . . cheerful . . . William Stevens Potter llXl ' Lex - Anybody for a river trip? . . Nanc . . . only her hairdresser knows traffic trouble . . . Dave reat sin er cheerful dis- . . . g g . . . position . , . always whistling . . . Ellen Martha Ravin Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 'l,2,3,45 Boys' Ensem- ble 2,3,45 Basketball Manager 2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Varsity Club 45 Band l,2,3,4. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 4, President 45 Mesasa Ed- itorial Staff 45 Honors Read- ing 35 All-School Play l,3,4. David Harlow Pritchard LD -QQ VYXlalrx . . . Well, l did it again . . . Grets . . . Heck ouil . . .Rave on . . . U. of M. girl... Sift Hey, man, what's hoppnin'? . . . L.B. . . . twister . . . swim champ . . . All- American boy . . . Student Council 3,45 Track l, 2,35 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4 David Ross Roadhouse 43 Mariory Sheldon Rowe lf you can't go over 'em, go through 'em . . . Rayda . . . all around athlete . . . Shepherd . . . Mary Anne Schelhorn Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Council on World Affairs 45 Art Club 45 Arrowhead Staff 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Boys' Chorus 1,25 Football l, 2,3,4, Co-captain 45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Vice Presi- dent 4. Sylvania High School, Toledo, Ohio I5 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' En- semble 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Af- fairs 45 Sequoian Staff 45 Me- sasa Editorial Staff 45 Honors Reading 3,45 All-School Play 4. Xleav Debutante l962l!? . . . Shell . . . Who's got the gum today? . . . Northern Michigan Standing Associa- tion . . . Glenn Boden Rudy t. - IMA Well, an artist has to start some- where! . . . Mary . . . l'm always on time . . . Je ne sais pas . . . John . . . guitarist . . . Be-bop . . Rockwell . . . 2? Carol Ann Smith U - O'EWX1QQ!q. oem, f 1 5 Shut up you guys! . . . Sandy babysitter . . . l know l'm right Physics is so frustrating . . . Jets Club i,2,3,45 Arrowhead Staff 2 Girls' Chorus 1,25 G.A.A. l,2, 3,4, President 45 Y-Teens 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Council on World Affairs 45 Art Club 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. John Bernard Scholz Have you heard the one about . . Smitty . . . exotic . . . carefree Weedy . . . Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Y-Teen Inter-Club Council Vice-President 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of America 45 Me- sasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 45 Honors Reading 3,4. Sandralyn Jane Smith Stephanie Ann Smith fs..11- l,. Anyone for an open house? Molly . . . always hurrying . . . vivacious blonde . . . versatile . . . , Denis Gerald Stefango Girls' Chorus l,2, Cheerleader l, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Y-Teens 2, 3,4, Council on World Affairs 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Girls' Chorus l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, G.A.A. l,2, Y-Teens 2,3, Council on World Affairs 3,4, Program Chairman 3, President 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Sequoian Staff 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Sec- tion Head 4, Honors Reading 3,4, Class Treasurer l,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l, Mana- ger I, Varsity Club 3,4, Treas- urer 4, Council on World Af- fairs 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4. IYXNO-Jvvci Uvxiugyzgsgt-4, Home sweet.home . . . Stef bub bling personality . . . all-around girl . . . lively . . . I want my teddy bear Mary Helen Spitzer Look, Ma, another award! Deny . . . brain of the physics class sense of humor . . . cheerful enthusiast xdallielfq l found it! . . . Jean . . . the brain . . . always driving . . . hard worker Sharon Lee Stewart Betsy . . . little but fierce . . . kitchen whiz . . . organized . . . G.A.A. l,2,35 Y-Teens 25 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Sequoian Staff 45 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Honors Read- ing 3,45 All-School Play 3. Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Council on World Affairs 45 Future Teachers of America 45 Mesasa Business Staff 4. Girls' Chorus l,2,35 Mixed Chorus 35 G.A.A. 1,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3, Student Council Representa- tive 45 Council on World Af- 'fairs 3,45 Future Teachers of America 4, Secretary 45 Ar- rowhead Staff 3, Business Manager 35 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Jean Emily Steinberg Sharon . . . seamstress . . . dedicated Phil says' . . . Elizabeth Anne Tasch l Christopher James Todd hdbri-Wxuasiern 'RAE' Karen . . . love those weekends! . . . faithful . . . sweet and demure . . . sincere . . . Mary Ann Trimble 48 I Jets Club 2. Student Council l,2,3,4, Sec- retary 35 Girls' Chorus l,2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. 2,35 Y- Teens 3,45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 All-School Play l,2. Mount Lebanon High School, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Future Teachers of America 4, Vice President-Treasurer 45 Arrow- head Staff 25 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4. This is how it's done . . . Chris . . . genius . . . mechanics whiz . . . Karen Emily Todd I want my Maypo! . . . Annie . . . the best things come in little packages . . . Squib . . . l-ll-c .. Jan . . . Sweet . . . Book Worm . . . Business Woman . . . Attractive Council on World Affairs 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Se- quoian Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,25 Mesasa Advertising Manager 45 Honors Reading 3,45 Arrow- head Staff lg Future Teachers of America 4. Jan Louise Vogel n ,Na . . A A' I Bryan Johansson Walley Spoon...ldidaiob...Java... Ladies' Man . . . Gyrate . . . Council on World Affairs 3,4, Jets Club 2,3,4, President 3, Vice President 4, Sequolan Staff 3,4, Circulation Manager Council on World Affairs 45 Golf 2,3,45 Chess Club l,2. Dreamy Eyes . . . but Mr. Docis . . . Guess what station I got . . . 26,20 over and out . . . Samuel Irwin Weisberg Christina Elmslie Welles I I -. .I I-'fn -. Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Ensemble 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 2,45 Art Club 45 Arrowhead Staff 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. . , - I I' A Am I late again? . . . Christie tall and blonde . . . Wheels . . . never on time . . . Scott . . . he-man . . . always humming it up . . . big and burly... Karen Mills Wilson Boys' Chorus 35 Football l,2, 35 Track 3,45 Jets Club 3,4. Girls' Chorus l,25 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Council on World Affairs 3,45 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 45 Art Club 45 Sequoian Staff 45 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Honors Reading 4. mooklcxuaaakev' James Scott Wernert Karen . . . Deny says . . . traveler girl with many cars . . . classy L-,lAqUfDrgi'l Ll Q43 Qrizcmcx., CQ Yunk . . . Are you sure if's cider? . . . scaflerbrain . . . Sure, l'll remem- Girls Chorus l,2, G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Council on World Affairs 4, Future Teach ers of America 45 Mesasa Edi- tonal Staff 4. ber . . . Fuzzbuff . . . mcyvv.LQzgl-Q,-5 Patti Arnold Yunker James Edward Zimmerman Basketball lp Track 3,45 Golf 1,25 Council on World Affairs IN MEMORIAM ' .lovin U f Cacw.. Jim . . . You fold me to use my head ...Yogi...BeaHhafcar... pf PW? wx, A lk , Q My 'y sf 1. awk .E-5 A gvmjf ' may , gg A fag 5 Q E Wsimi in ui wqy-,M ... N. 44 .wan-rf.. 1 -. 4 C ' . 7 -W ,. V O Q X N in... xf--X. Y ,,,-Q-. .,.-1 Senior Kathy Attwood .,.... Bush Bailey ....... Marilyn Becker ...... UBITUABY Cause of Death .......nothing to do .............seasickness ..................sloppiness Carol Beishline ..... ........ v itamin deficiency Kathy Berkowitz ....... Graeme Bell ...... .. Nancy Bilek ...... ..... Judy Black ..,... Sue Bruhl ........ Sally Burton ..,.... Pete Casey ........ Walter Christen lokes ..,..,..,,.,....heart attack .............boisterousness Dewey decimal system . ............... unfriendliness .,..,....,....vertigo ...........parties .....,livin' it up Bob Corwin .,,. ............... g irl chaos Ned Dybvig ,.,,.. ..................... Cl bomb Lynda Farmer .,,,,,. ...... a broken fingernail Sandy Fogoros ..... Pat Frautschi ...,. Hugh Friedman .... Carol Fulghum ..... Pam Gilbert ..,,...... Dave Goodwillie Bull Gray .............. Vicki Griem ..... Joni Hartman .... Judi Hartman ..... Fran Hawkins ..... Fred Hawkins ..... Linda Held ,..... Bill Heywood ..... .. Jay Holden .... Tom Kabat ...... Tom Katchka ...... Jim Kilchenman ..... Jim Klein .............. Gay Kransberger ....... Judy Lang ................ Barbara Levine ..... Jim Loughran .... Joan Loughran ...,. Jean Lukens ....... Bill McCready ..,,... Jim Kraemer ............ ...,.......s.......hairstyles ..,.....empty mailbox .,.,,,.,,,..s.....fallout ....,..,..,..,..fickleness .......murder by Knight ........sun blindness ...,..,......home work ......lack of vegetables ,.,,..,......,her poetry ...............frustration .......mental deficiency ..........bachelorhood ..,,.,......,..eye makeup .....deflated basketball Hut .......Reggie's fleas .........wisecracks .,...,.......old age ..s.....lost golf ball ,,,...,.,,,.......glrls ,,,...,,.,,,.gayness ........athlete's foot .......sophistication ......,....broken toe ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,,..twistin' s.......library study hall .,,,,,,.............,.love Senior Geof McKisson . Bob Mehring Lynnie Mehring.. Geof Meyers ....... ...... Judy Miller ...... Cause of Death .......spider bite exertion ,,,,.,,,.,,.lack of friends .the locker room dance ..............tratfic tickets Fred Mindel .,..... .................. b Gd luck Linda Morehead ..... ............. f he Arrowhedd Mark Morton ,,,.,, ...,,,. M rs. Steele's themes Louis Mulford ...... . Dell O'Hara .,., Dick Osmun ..... Eve Owen .....,... Sunny Phillips ...... Bill Potter .,....... Nancy Preston ,. Dave Pritchard ...... Ellen Ravin ...... Dave Roadhouse Shelly Rowe ..... Glenn Rudy .,.... John Scholz .,.,.. ...........slingin' the bull ,........boy trouble .......girl trouble ......a tantrum ...........sunshine .........unfaithfulness .......too much bleach ,....,,,,.,..high notes ...........TGlT's ......drowning ..........stagefright ,.....lack of lovin' ...........too many puns Mary Shelhorn .... . .......crushed by his easel Carol Smith ,,,,4, ,,..,,,,,,,...., o rganization Sandy Smith ,,,,,,, .,,.,,.. n ervous breakdown Stetfie Smith ....... .................... b ed sores Molly Spitzer ,,,,,, ...,.,..,..... s enior section Denis Stefango ...,.... ...................... c lass dues Jean Steinberg ....... ........ l ack of transportation Sharon Stewart ...... ................. h er cookies Betsy Tasch ....... Chris Todd .......... Karen Todd ...... ........college weekends Mary Ann Trimble ...... Jan Vogel .,...,..,... Bryan Walley ..s... Sam Weisberg .. ......... walking to school ............radio-activity ...............gray hair ...............confusion ...........lost slide rule ...... too many brownies Christie Welles ........ .........,,..,.... d og bite Scott Wernert ..... ...... e mbarrassment Kdren Wilson ....,....................... nothing to wear Patty Yunker .....,....,..............,.,,..,.,., promptness Jim Zimmerman . IN SHORT, THE CLASS OF 1962 DIED OF TOO MUCH CLASS! .....disappeared in a magic trick , Nffwr, ga ., 1 cull ,F X I - -uf 'I' 'W' KK 1 5 Q: f Q -qi Ah Qrpishv ,, Ui sunk .. K . VV, www ' 1 v- x Nf -f - m .LL. Q Q u I Na., QAM is iw' in Qwkql ' A'-'.S,a.o I ...MNMWW X: M ' , M. M S .um 5 ,gut , -K x ' ' 1'-'Ni -,A JW J, X. 'f K xx vixfi ' 1- R1 '4 4.3 . s V I . 1, - ' , . fi 5 'F 171 . A xg 15' I .Ti 34 x' J, '45 .Pr FL 1' Xin' ' LY , 'K MJ. 8 w,- 'V ,uve . . , 1 t J! . 9?-,'-,Il t -2:-I 1.6 1 A ,a 4 v 1 ini, .lnd- . Am Q V .v mf' if -. ' . f ' af VY'-aff x ,, 40 an --'N xl -1. 4' f K 35 ,I -MH, 1 , gf f ' ' . ,kvrk F, uk,,,,,,.,,,, ...N x yy .- . AX g,ig.ii,g,, , J. . - A-i 'M-.yu-M...-fl 5' W M h .,,, .,,,..J,,v,, gm, .np L ' ,V mf ,mtv kk, 21 O' A Mgr A .. A f I lll 45 S .i Jill Donahue, Sergeant at Armsg Sharon Smith, Secretary: Steve Staelin, Vice Presidentg Mark Singer, Presidenti Mary Ann Parks, Treasurer. The Class of i963 was very active this year. During the first semester we had a Dime Dance with Bob Parkinson of WTOD. Bob brought the records and all able classmates performed the twist. The Prom this year was the greatest and everyone had an enioyable evening. The Junior class was the best ever and we are looking forward to a prosperous Senior year. f 'D .. A? lu . if M .,k5 - 5 1. -.A X , Bob Albring Sue Alexander Eddie Arenson .lim Ashley Nancy Atkins Pru. Q.-L.-5 ' Sl Z f M .-mg e ' 1 , ii 1 . ,A Q Chris Baehren Jessica Balber Kathy Barnum Bruce Baunach Lynn Belknap Sue Collins Jim Cooper Q Nancy Decker Jill Donahue Bill Dauphinais Bob Berkowitz Beth Brill Pam Butterworth b is 1 I Penny Carver W? Ken Davis Tracy Black if W fl ' 3 Russ Bruot f - 2. V J' 54, ' in f 4.. '- iff rm ' 1 4 , , ,T . X, Kendy Cameron Dorothy Clement -xgtxwx , Q, . N , ,. K' A fn, J Fx X Sally Davis Ad Harriet Ebstrup Jim Edmunds Claire Epstein WE i v Q 1 A M . I K Y Sharon Felterman 'Pres ca.-1.3 V' ,fd X ix X a Q.. e Ar 5: if 'lk L 1 Linda Gilmore Nancy Hausman Joanne Higley if F f G , . ' ,ll l 'E N Grella Fleck - ' ., is, 1. - . 1 . , - es KV. - .', N. ng ,-.. Q . y .,., 1 4.- I , Q 'Q We Karen Glow H J F , ' ish. E E .5 Sleffie Heywood Diane Hopple 2 G he aaa i 8 K t Bob Howard Emily Hunlinglon Jane Johnson Frank Kahle xv if I Y' X9 .. we if if Wx A iby i s A t Q 4 Marianne Fleck Rick Fowler Nan Franklin N 5 G I John Greenberg Ellen Greenfield Gary Harper dr Kalhy Kolva Mike Lieber Stephen Lloyd l Gene Lockhart Al Lumm .lim MacMillan Del Marshall .leaneile Mayer 3 sf wif. D ,X 'bln A F Qs Q lg k Bob Mayne Sue McKisson Marilyn Mensing Marlha Miller Sue Moore Jim Morgan Hyla Moskowitz John Neuhaus Pele Nopper Sam Oznowilz Barb Overmyer 59. q nfl 1 ' I k-l, .. ' 1 Mary Ann Parks Craig Penner pc ijxvflykx ,k,: +3 l woo- ,,-,uf Kathy Phillipps S r :wi if 3 Dick Potts John Purdue Bob Reichert 3 ' . ' fi L' fm! Tom Roemer '1' st Mimi Shekter Kathi Picton ' 'Q' ,f , . 2 .-5' - i Riff if - Y A -,. W iff' 2, Bill Pontius . . 5 , - i l xl . Carol Rapoport Tom Rike 3:5633 . , Af, S . Chuck Scharfy Mark Singer Tom Seiple Margot Seney Ralph Shawnker V, Q6 ! :xxx ' A Q 3 'J ff au' . 'Q 5 '-nr '- ' ,I 3 ',: 1 ' Q Diane Smith Sharon Smith Steve Staelin f 'wr iw-f i Alon Stebing Laura Thompson June Ulmer .loan Ulmer Alun VunHortesveldt Q1 A .I K PJ if. - ere 1 e , L. i' ' ,Q , ': ' f , ,,.::,,: Q . E L e k' John Wuiermon Sonya Webne Lon Weinrich Dun Weintraub Patly Wickter Rulph Williams KN Sq 'fa WQX 23- SX 3' 'Q . xx V S .57 xx I ggmwa www' 1 Q? :is , NJQ J v Tina McArdle, Sec.p Nadine Walley, Treas.g John Dorrell, Vice Pres.g Peggy Steinberg, Pres. The Class of '64 began the year with its annual season ticket sale and after completing this iob, they eagerly sold tickets for the all-school play. Spirit-wise, the Sophomore Class has been very enthusiastic, sponsoring many buses to away games. The Class of '64 has had a wonderful and very satisfying year. ,D 3 QV il g I 1? E Z ,gf a C -F Steve Albert Neal Alvanos Sue Ashley Rusty Babbs Louise Babcock Rhody Baker ' N- 3 x - 'if Ei 5 f V4 9, J - Q l A . , ii A. ,L Ginger Barron Margie Berkowitz Miller Biefeld Joe Bilek Bob Bonnell Dennis Bradford ,fn- ,5 if , is 5 i 9 x i . , 8 xg k' Q 'J 5 I rf' i la ax 5, W Q' fr fl 51' f L' . A r Fri I - Q3 -2' if ' l g J ai as . VWXQWQY H af 'iff J .Liz vi. 1 b in J 2 :gy 'i 5 A ,L I hy s my , R zirr. , J , KAW. ' V if .: I J D C A. 7 5 Il , f Karen Dybvig Sue Fruchlman Chic Gilmore Q Barney Harris Joyce Hawkins Bill Hofmann 'W ,ka in x Lanny Bryant Monte Carman Belsy Carson 6 , . f. K . e'vwl': if- Q0-f X if 8 X ite S I I ' . Candy Carver Pam Casey David Clawson 'D , N Q. gs ,l we X , ' 7,1 Failh Clement Sam Davis A , 'J' N Lowell Donofrio Jackie Dorrell l Paul Goldner r ii at Q' if Carol Hopple L Jane Day l l John Dorrell LQ:-Q, ' ,HI ' 1: 4. ' ffl Madeline Gunderson Mark Haney k ,, Carolyn Howard Karen Kamke 65 --M.. . Q - ..,., e Q ' 'S . L if v Jill Kasle Penny Kalchko ' , 'Q Vinh-UMM.. K ' ' we-Q. lbw T Roberl Kearney , L- J Wendy Kenyon Jim Klein Carol Kloeb MT o U ,, M 3' ' ' e 'H r if 19 in Y' - if --f L + ? i Jeff Kraemer Sue Lee Fred Lenlz 5 H-w ,. 1 X ,L ' s 3 If l i ' W ' , , Y , 'Wifi xnxx KA V Sara Lumbcllis Bill Luneberg David lutlenberger .. .,.. . .1 . ' my eo M Q e Russ Mahoney Gege Mallison Tina McArdIe ,Q M f -f r 66 Mary Lou Michael Debbie Miller Dave Moore eyreZrrr. qw 3 lx P , l.,, - M U M , f gh: ,gc ?-if-.mv 3 1:1 , AA .leff McKillen Dan McKisson Sam Meisel 'E X 'i L . II. A ,ws ws D Xxx' Bob Morgan Mary Neipp Morton Neipp Rf Kathy Newhall av. -'Y' Barb Poneman Sue Roemer x I av- '7 Fred Schelhorn if ' if A ' -ii' Joan Siskind Chris Smith Dave Snavely Peggy Steinberg ' S Walter Thieman Steve Toms Barb Ulrich Jim Vogel -2532 TZ X is R if . lib. Dave Nissen Rick Powell 'Q 2 Q Janet Schaefer l Terry Seem 'A 'Z' Q K Q . W . Q X S .A .K Nadine Walley I ff' l 9 George Potnecu '13 Jim Rumser SPS Ron Schaefer Meg Sharpe K . .- l J 'av L - V Nancy Swcrtzbough Dave Waltz .QU 'Y' Q r i ,K X L ,, 1 Q Q ,K 9 X Hi? fiwflf. ' v u . ,V f ew:Q+3,1Qh f ' W w fig-4 A f - -any-Q f--, ,mf A X f'5:i.,f 'lzgz :' -Lfg-,M nm: xi: , kg Wk , . fy, iw L an X Mu.- Q' i Q A K -, k N' 1 -. if-A , t E 1 N M Q. 5 A A 4 Amy Wasserman Tim White Judy Willard Chip Wilson Joe Ziegler QA.. ff' ' mil -Q 8- ag! Ng an-u xv- K 1 ,qw t M v -'-an x i .'QK 'wa 953 xxfi s -N un. ---1 .-! - av L-:yi ax f' ,, 'Q-, 9 1 1 in , 'im. L . - L: r .1 -1 J. .' 1 '. ... -Qt' ',...u',gp. .N..rv4V.f,.. .I- 4 5 4-g .r-my , g,,f5fX?i1'.v.f ff F A -v 4 - ,u f f f ... f.. . . ,.,,..,4..7.- , .A 4 . Judy Kopp, Treasurer, Ted Cupp, Vice-President, Carol Lumm, Secretary, Mark Watson, President. The class of '65 endeavored this year to be a noteworthy Freshman class both in all- out support of school athletics and high school studies. ln support of our teams, the Freshman class sponsored a number of buses to away games. Our first year in high school has been a most rewarding one and we look eagerly ahead to our next three years. . s at Jeff Arenson Patti Atkins Dick Baker Kristina Barber Judy Baron Jery Barton A., I' 5 ' - A 4-: . It ,QQ 7? '-f' Q9 Jim Brady Roger Bell Carol Brown Sue Brunsting Penny Burkhart Toni Carman Mary Carson fig, 4 is :1 Scott Cole X 'A 7 x x. Gary Cocperman Mary Cunningham wiv 9, Gayle Cohane Carol Cook N 1, 1 1 ' 1 el. z ,. wit i , . L ,,, .- Ann Crompton -M ll Ted Cupp 'vets a 'Q we 3' ,nv S 9 Steve Dwight KT 5 Ted Fowler Kay Edmunds Lynn Cooper ah Carol Cronan Larry Curtis 'Q .rx - GUN- Q X. Madelyn English Preston Everett Penny Faber Nancy Fogoros v-.., Pete Gunderson 71 ff, X f 1 Mimi Hargate Shirley Hawkins Charlie Herbst Katy Hiett 159 :Z Bobs Huntington Gayle Johnson Judy Kap 72 John Higgins Muffy Holden .L Q if 1 547 :V 4' X L , , p Alan Kirshner Jeff Kobacker Richard Kopf Nancy Kransberger Eddie Lee Judy Lipsky u g, y ga ,,k ,l i - 'J 'Q .ff -- - 1 'fi ' ' 'if' -, -. 12 1 Martha lloyd Chris Loop Bill Loughran . 1 or Q - sors 'E' Carol Lumm Elizabeth Mahaney Mike Mather Dena Meisel John Miller Barb Mindel Sally Mulford George Newton .., X, Lv l l it mf .ilu -Y ,I . Bill Northrup Patti O HDFC! A. .fl A e Tom Picton Tom Pillifant Janet Rowling Mary Ann Schaefer erff, X E X Janet Nikazy Laurie Phillipps Snaron Powell J, -ff 2 ya. .4 . W , Exi m ' J, .N , ' -HN 'K'l ?.' . I 'Y 9 Madelon Scharfy hr R K to X Q 43' hi - ' . K . . , fl T -x x V .A V . ,,. -, K3 'V -,3 r. i it f QQ + 1'f 'Z -rr' ii for .P Peter Schelhorn Tom Scholz Kathy Sedgeman Andrea Seeger Kenny Shulak Gary Stebing I t,ee i I I -, :gy - S' M . Polli Steele Trudy Stranahan Mary Strater Marilyn Straub Glenn Thompson Allan Timmermun 73 Sim 2' Q wx H asm -- N: i i , , r A X f ...M 1..i ,ff X, Jean Todd Mark Watson Ron Webne Sue Welnlraub John Welber . M f Y-4 53' I si i 335, Bill Willmann l Q -infill ., l lwsf. l g -j g Julie Ycger Bill Wolfe ya ,Q jf .. Q.. Q .X ff' 3 'SX ti All ,gg Q..,,- A 2 P 4 I v r H I f I N ' a Q: , V.,- M 3M '1 13 i Y . Q ' Il., ' 4 . -Q - 3 . 'dip 4 , ,. . ,K , . g, my wk: 'gg s ax 1 ' 6 . . v 'Q u ' x' 3, A , . . .,, Mf- . A.. x x15 Aly . . A 5. K, ,,,y, .QW I K fx? X .. Foothalh l9fil gi 4. 14 L11 First Row, Left to Right: D. Potts, B. Corwin, B. Bailey, B. Harris, Waltz, L. Weinrich, L. Donofrio, M. Morton, T. Roemer, T. White G. Rudy, B. Potter, A. Stebing, B. Mayne, J. Kraemer. L. Bryant, J. Ziegler, T. Katchka. Second Row: B. Wolfe, J. Bilek, J. Morgan, R. Bruot, T. Rike, J. Fourth Row: B. Albring, B. Dauphinais, D. Weintraub, T. Kabat Kraemer, J. Edmonds, S. Osnowitz, B. Mehring, F. Hawkins, F. P. Casey, B. Bonnell, N. Dybvig, B. Heywood, B. BCIUHOCN, G Lentz, R. Schaefer. Meyers, D. Stefango, S. Staelin. Third Raw: T. Seem, B. Morgan, B. McCready, G. Patneau, D. Coaches and Captains S First Row, Left to Right: Glenn Rudy, Bill Potter, Bill McCready. Second Row: Fred Krueger, .lim McDonald, Norm Neidermeier. . Aw73 czQffgE5Q zN QOMQ 6.6 Crg?f'W CPQA Gm ,X 'Wd ,553 Q ,902 ,Q fix CD I i I ' sy ' ,VIN k1!IIfjf, WM'?if6 UhU3h15D! f A ' I ,. is , ' X Fi i f ,W ff, A4 . A J--. g ,HJ JM' Pott , A - Sf! L, -. JV ' K S. ig 7 N52 I Mclc 1' M71 if f X4 SENI Il Q Stefang jmrwispfvfm 'ay Ofaigsm Q ff C076 WQQFW 3 W ow WJ: J1l5!,'j PM 'llINV!ifjjfMil,1JMNllgW!lX is ,J ff . .-J J, K Tw. Q x O-Booba ' i . rt. + X. . 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M., . , .. ..,.m-Www-.---'-'X --MW - HM T HHS V Wx 22227 75'-fm ,fo WM Alt. af Sammy 82 UI ' ,gg BEAR 0l Wil Hills Bows T0 Wauseon Tigel'S Edg 20 '16 Arrows I6- -Bllde Photo for a 15-yard touchdown Ottawa Hills W Over Elmore, 20 Ottawa Hills continued beaten and unscored on . defeated Elmore 20-0 in a way Conference game at tawa Hills last night. Green Arrows now have 82 points in four games. Glen Rudy opened the - ing with a touchdown from four after a 72-yard driv cluding a 26-yard run by McReady. Rudy sconed f the four after a 15-yard Q 'from Pete Nopper to 1Kabat had been ruled goo interference. The third s came after' a 50-yard d with Rudy passing to K P 5mRvTHW?'-'-'ir i'iT' Elmore 0 ILKQ OH-Rudy 4 run iR.un failed? OH-Rudy A run CRudy runl OTTAWA HILLS DUO PLOTS GIBSONBURG DOWNFALL Halfbacla Glenn Rudy, coach Norm Niezfermeicr in strategy xeuian Showdown For rrow- uk f -Ar ff A- if at if ir Ottawa Hills Plays Defending Seaway Champions By JIM HUTH Blade Sports Writer Coach N o r rn Niedermeier very frankly feels that his Ot- tawfa Hills charges should have a fine season this year. His observation is no idle boast. The club downed Lakota, 16-0, in its opener, and last week mowed down Whiteford, 30-0. And there are 12 seniors on the squad-eight of whom are starters Cseven are lettermenl --four in the backfield and four on the line. Tonight, however, there is a big challenge looming qn the Green Arrows' schedule. And Niedermeier knows it. We'll know for sure after to- night, says the young mentor now in his fifth season at the suburban school. The opposition will be the defending champions of the Seaway Conference, Gibson- burg, and the game will be played on Coach Herb Red- ding's home grounds. three. And Redding, the Class A grid coach of the year sev- eral seasons back, is nobody's fool on the gridiron. Our offense wasn't too good against Lakota, says Norm.: The club had a stout de- fense. Our offensive was much better against Whiteford. The score was only 8-0 at halftime, but then the boys came through. Niedermeier calls Glenn Rudy his No. 1 ball player. Rudy, a 5-9, 160-pound senior, plays one of the halfback slots. Offensive1y, he's our best runner, passer and punter, while he also plays a real de- fense, says the Ottawa Hills mentor of the lad. Two outstanding linemen have been Bush Bailey, a 115- pound guard and Bill Potter, whose 165-pound frame holds down the center of the line at center. Both are seniors. Only regular to be out of tonight's lineup will be senior fullback- Bob Mehring, who's OH-Rudy 15 pass to Rabat failed? B e a r s, Coach Nieder feels there is but one mor stacie on the schedule, toria St. Wendelin, the game of the season. Ottawa Hill Has 'M' Squ Ottawa Hills has it M8zM boys. Lakeside covered that last night i Seaway Conference foo game on the victor's field Fullback Bob May scored three times and h back Bill McCready sco two times to lead the Gr Arrows past Lakeside, 3 before an enthusiastic ho coming crowd. After a scoreless first q ter, the Hills broke the g open with an 18-point s in the second quarter then followed it up with a point blast in the third qua L R AC , ' rrows Defeat ' ears, I BY JIM HUTH Blade Sports Writer IBSONBURG, O., Sept. 23- wa Hills had the horses. sonburg had the colts. e horses won here last t, 16-0. marks a third straight vic- . for coach Norm Nieder- er's Green Arrows, while it . the first loss of the season the Golden Bears, who also defending champs of the way Conference. beating Gibsonburg, the ows had got around one of clubs Niedermeier feared t on his schedule this sea- a year in which he hopes club will go unbeaten. ot that Gibsonburg has a werhouse this season. Only e offensive starter is back m last year. But coach rb Redding is known an- ally f o r well-conditioned bs and despite a rebuild- -5 year, he had won the first o on his schedule. he final score itself last ht might be another indi- or. ize and speed-built around ucleus of eight seniors, in- ding seven lettermen-paid handsomely for the Green ows. e horses for Ottawa Hills e fleet ones indeed: senior fback Glenn Rudy who, in sts of speed and with churn- legs, zoomed through the - for consistent substantial I'lS. urorise of the evening. how- r. was a second-stripe full- k. 160-pound Bob Mayne, o sliced through the center the line to form a one-two ch with Rudy. A couple of Gibsonburg mbles and 'a beautiful 1'un .- Mayne gave the Ottawa ills eleven the game in the ird quarter. ibsonburg had held a Green row drive on their 10. The b fumbled the ball to the from where it punted. End m Kabat took the punt on his n 15 and returned to the 4. udy ran it over. Pete Nop- I ran the conversion. ust seconds before the same riod ended, the G o l d e n ars missed on a fourth-and- e situation by just inches on 'own 45. 6To0 moved the ball back to the 27 with just two seconds to go in the period. Mayne took a handoff and eluded his defenders to score. Rudy added the conversion. In the first half, each club had two drives fail. The final period was of the see-saw va- riety. I'm very happy, comment- ed the smiling Niedermeier after the contest., I said we would know more about our club after tonight's game, and I feel we're a pretty solid team. Would he predict winning the Seaway title? It looks pretty good now, he answered. Losing coach Redding was high in praise of the ners: They're a good club, .well coached. We eouldn't handle them. Statistically speaking, Otta- wa Hills had 171 yards on the ground and 33 in the air, com- ing on two pass completions on nine tries. The Bears finished with 55 yards from the line of scrimmage and 10 yards on a pass interception. Emws xiii? ....... T o o-is-636 ,Glbsonbnrg .......... 10 0 0-9:0 OH-Rudy 4 run tNn pe ru l 'K 9 -1 '!':e.E1.'.....v......z...,.'- 45'-if H7-1 Ottawa Hills, St. Wendelin Tie Special to The Blade FOSTORIA, O., Nov. 4 Ottawa Hills and Fostoria St. Wendelin fought to a 0-0 dead- lock on mud-laden Memorial stadium field here last night. Despite the tie, the Fostoria club won the Seaway Con- ference title. Ottawa Hills had been beaten, 16-14, by North Baltimore in earlier league play. Halfback Glenn Rudy was particularly effective up the middle of the Fostoria line as the club finished with 122 yards rushing to 115 for St. Wendelin. Quarterback Mike Faber carried the load for the 1Saints. Neither club was un- lable to unleash a passing at- tack because of the elements. The deadlock nontheless halted an eight-game win streak of the St. Wendelin also win- ball juSt Liberty Center Rips Arrows, 20-0 Special to The Bllde LIBERTY CENTER, O., Oct 21-Opportunist Liberty Center played heads-up football to de- feat Ottawa Hills, 20-0, here tonight for its sixth win in seven games. The L i b e r t y Center line bl0cked a Green Arrows punt to Set UD a fourayard scoring run by Ron Hefflinger in the third quarter. The home club countered again in that periodl when Lamont Wiley stole the ball from the hands of Ottawa .Hills quarterback Tommy Roe- mer-and ran 33 yards. Lylel S m 1 t h completed the touch- down-making with an 80-yard run. I l 1 Ottawa Hills Blanks Lakota Eleven, 16-0 Ottawa Hills High School opened its football season with a 16 to 0 victory over Lakota on the winner's field last night: The Green Arrows scored in the first and third quarters, the first tally coming on a 71- yard drive which ended with Bob Maine going over from the five. The second, in the third period was made on a three-yard run by Bill Mac- Ready after a 43-yard drive. L a k o t a threatened only once, getting down to the Ar- row's five-yard line. Ottawa Hills Rips Whiteford, 30-0 Ottawa Hills, paced by Glen Rudy' who scored two touch- downs and passed for a third, defeated Whiteford, 30 to 0, at Ottawa Hills last night. Whiteford managed to mount one drive that carried it to the Hills' 20, but that was its best effort. Rudy op ned the scoring with a seven ya d dash on a 56-yard drive in the first quarter. The Hills scored twice more in the third half. The Green Ar- rows broke through to throw Whiteford for a 20-yard fourth down loss to take the ball on the Whiteford 25 and 'scored several plays later when Rudy broke away from the five yard line. Shortly afterward Rudy hit Len Dybvig with a 21-yard Ffeafs lo-f Uwe 0 if Ze- My fw- s Q. ,fat QS' W 01:1 83 I ETB Q. x I 6. Y xv Y Mn G L XJ ,Q '-55,5119-g j if g,'Vr 'lx My 'Z 0 v1- YY M. v . -CTM mihm '73 W 1 .- ,: Q Ng? ..C:.:. Varsity Basketball Team FIRST ROW: Alon Slebing, John Dorrell, Tom Seiple, Glenn Rudy, Jim Klein. SECOND ROW: Mr. McDonald, Bill Heywood, Jim MacMillan, Bruce Bauncch, Dun McKisson, Jim Klein, Fred Mindel. Fred Mindel Tom Seiple Jim M. Klein Glenn Rudy Bill Heywood Alan Stebing John Dorrell Jim MacMillan Don McKisson Jim R. Klein TOTALS 0ttawa Hills Green Bears Games Field Foul Foul Total Played Goals Shots Rebounds Total Points Average 18 118 74 211 60 310 17.2 1 8 75 55 62 48 205 1 1 .3 18 58 24 73 49 140 7.7 18 42 50 69 63 134 7.4 1 8 39 28 166 64 106 5.7 10 10 8 25 10 28 2.8 9 6 5 1 1 13 17 1 .2 16 7 4 42 26 1 8 1 .1 1 1 4 2 19 1 1 10 .47 5 4 2 5 6 10 2.00 18 363 52 673 50 978 54.3 X uh, X Whiimer Nipped 53-51,M 1fzi'ff,2IQu2i'i1Ri By Scrappy OH wc Two Free Tosses By Klein Decisive Jim Klein converted the one- md-one with six seconds left md gave pesky Ottawa Hills i thrilling 53-51 victory over iighly-touted Whitmer of the Ireat Lakes League last night. The host Hills club led most of the way, losing its grasp momentarily in the final quarter when Whitmer moved ahead, 49-47. The score then became tied at 51-51 and Klein ended it all with his two pressure foul shots. Klein wound up with 20 points to lead his club, now 6-2, Fab Schredefs 17 was high for Whitmer, now 5-2. Wllltmcr Otlawn llills G F TI' ' I G TP ioh'lill1 B 1-5 ll! Klein W fl-5 '30 Alvarez 8 2-5 8 Mlndel 7 I-I I5 5chr'der 6 5-lil 17 H'ywnod l 0-I 2 Wlngate 2 3-5 7 Rudi 7: -I-6 A Brodie 0 'Z-5 '! Selp e 0 5-il 3 Scherer 0 0-I ll M'M'lan I l-l 3 Drnke 0 I-il I Totals 17 17-in bl 'lwtils .'l!Il5j2Mfj 5:5 Whltmer A . .. 8 I5 9 19-51 D-ttawa mn, . 1gWi4Wx:xmi1-5:5 ,Reserves Whltmcr. 53-'36, Ottawa Hills Wins, 73-45 Glenn Rudy flipped in 22 points and Fred Mindel'14 to guide Ottawa Hills to a 73-45 Seaway Conference cage vic- gory over North Baltimore on Lhe winners' court last night. Hills is 5-2 in the league and I-3 in all games. Leading the losers in scoring vere Dick Cla rk and John Zrouse with 13 each. North Bgtlmnre Ottawa Hills -n F PF G F PF lesok I l-3 I Minds! 7 Obi! l kp?lf Il 3-4 3 J.J.Kltin I 0-ll I im th 0 0-ll I Etching 0 '2-2 0 Zllrk 4 6-7 4 J.N.Kl n 4 X-5 3 Iloun R 7-I0 Q! I-lcgwood 4 'I-1 35 lounnr . 0-0 2 M' illlan 0 0-it li flvCa'ey 0 l-I 3 Selple 3 2-3 1' Vymer l 0-0 I Darrell 2 0-I 2 Rudy 7 8-10 4 ... ...... ... .. ..... ... 'ouls M I7-Eliialulaijg 17-25 lj! lnrth Baltimore .. I3 B 1:4 10-45 guwu I-nm Mg IDA-:lil I5 fl-73. Reservex: Ottawa Bills, 52-39. i H'lI C N' Maumee In Finale Ottawa Hills closed out its regular basketball season with a 12-5 record by turning back Maumee, 63-51, in a nonleague scrap on the Green Arrows' court yesterday afternoon. Maumee xsustained its 12th loss in 16 outings. Fred Mindel and Tom Seiple shared scoring honors for Hills with 12 points each while Stan Baldwin of the losers connected 2 .n for 16. Ottawn Hills Maumee G F PF G F PF Minds! -I 4-6 5 Svhmldt 2-4 3 JRKlelll 0 0-li 1 Gnsllne 'P ll-0 2 Slqbing 3 2-2 3 Kumpkt 2 0-0 I Mclilssn 0 0-0 1 Baldwin 6 4-6 3 Bnnneh ll 0-1 0 Vrmsdle 2 2-4 Heywood 4 0-2 2 Bennett 4 2-8 9 McMilln 1 0-0 l Banford Il fl-0 .. Rudy 3 3-3 3 Moller I 2-3 3 J.Kleln 4 2-5 L! Julius 0 1-5 2 Selple -l 4-8 2 'mean 24 15-gqgq-'rogue , 11113.25 zo Maumee .. ..... . , . .13 10 9 10--51 Ottnwn Bills ..., ...Bl I3 19 lil-63 I ? I l 1 4 I I 1 i i Q 1 ! 3? qi R li v I I I i i Lakeside, 48-37 A second-period spurt paved the way for Ottawa Hills last night as the Green Arrows post- ed a 48-37 victory over Lake- side hcrc. The win was the l,0th in 14 games fm' Coach Jim Mc- Donaldis club and clinched soc- ond place in the Seaway Con- ference foi' the Hills. Fred Mindvl, who sparked the Arrows in thc second pe- riod with six of I2 total points, finished high with 18. Second on Arrows Defeat i r I the list was Glenn Rudy, who' picked up seven of nine points in the last two periods. Chuck lgnatls 15 markers were high for the visiting Stonecrusheres, Ottawa Hills Lakeside G l-' -PF G 1 Pl Mlndel X A!-5 Y Parker 'I 0-l 42 Slcbiflg l l-1 T2 Dtlak fi 'I-LL I M'K'sn 'I 0-M ll B'ih'ite 2 -FK 1 M'illan I U-0 l Guha I U-:S 32 lly'W'0d 52 0-Ii 'l Balrha 0 0-H Y Rudy 3 za-as -2 lgnam 5-5 rx D'rrell U Ir: X! Klein R 0-0 'E Sciple 75 I-ig, I Tnlals '20 8-'JT fi Tolful-4 ll fl-Hi IN Lakeside . . .. ..,. V5 1 ll .lil--ii? Ottawa Hill-Q .,.. lil V3 ll if--M4 Reserves: Oilavva llills, li-23. A i -., ., :. - -V--f - Ottawa Hills ls 50 To 44 Winner Gibsonburg Falls In Seaway Buttle Special to The Blade GIBSONBURG, O., Jan. 13- Fred Mindel tossed in 17 points 5 last night to lead Ottawa Hills 'to a 50-44 Seaway Conference , basketball victory over Gibson- ! burg. ' u i x E r Ottawa Hills, now 3-1 in the league, has a 7-2 over-all record. Larry Kerr and Ted Vance fb CJ 0 5' vi C ca O '1 m Q- P-4 N 'U c: ... 'J re vi D-Oc O rs 1'0- D' lb 'x , losers. um Glbs buf 0tlawaG FSPF 01:3 FIPF Kleln 0-0 1 Kerr -I 4-7 3 Mlndel s 5-x 3 Kroner as rs-4 2 Heywood 2 0-0 4 Newemb 2 0-3 4 iuaemnln 2 o-in 2 mu 1 2-1 2 Rnd 2 5-6 . Vance 3 0-1 2 Selpfe 4 2-4 1 sn-nn 2 0-0 2' Corwin 0 041 1 -L 'roms TSAEZYS15 'rocgnlsdiati-rgjrg Ozzawfhllls ...Hn 17 is s-no' Gibsnnbm-gt ....... 12-Q s A18 H 6--ii . Francis Falls Si To Ottawa Hills Mindei's Field Goo! Provides 60-58 Win Fred Mindelk basket as tho buzzer sounded prodmwvrl an vxcifing 60-58 ovrrriime victory for host Ottawa Hills ov:-1' S1 Francis last night. Glen Rudy of OH Soni thc game into an extra frame by sinking za frvc Lhrow wiih 226 seconds remaining in reignin- Tion time. Thai, tied the scow, 56-56, Chuck Paluzacek of the Knights opened the overtime period with a fielder which was maivhcd by Rill Heywood nf the Green Arrows. St. Francis missed :1 shot with six sevonds left, OH grabbing the rebound and railing time out. Ball was tossed in to Mindel who hit from long range. Heywood had 19 pnims, Tum Seiple X6 and Mindel I4 fm' the Arrows. now 5-2. St, Francis. 1-5, was pared by Pniuzack isliih HK and Chip Carloyzz with n, sc. l-'rzmris nzm-.fn 14.11. ca rf rv 41 if ,-,, Farr.-ni n ,:.va :i Iilrln :: 1:3 u m'Kr-ily 'z 1:-cs 5 Alirulrl 1 uw: :: llozi-ru' A I-': 1 In-yu .1 3 n-if 1 lrfknx iv U-I 0 lllltlk I 'I-ii I Ls-nrh e mn u Cm-u in 0 u.n I Plrehmn 3 I-5 4 wi,-if A34 I 'silnznk Q ,nil if Tfvlfwis 'El VI-Hi SK 'I-im?-. 'gtz H.'gg.1gg.z Hlizwun llinlx rc lu l:- rp: 41135 sz, I-'ram-ie 11: Q lx- ggi -g,,,.1i- K :Ox-vrlimri RFWH-'i-iz I rauvis. anfrzr ops ig North Baltimore 3 I 1 I I 1 K Special to The Blade I NORTH BALTIMORE, o., ' Jan. 13-Ottawa Hills Highg School rallied in the third quar-1 ter to beat North Baltimore, 66-58, in E1 Seaway Qonference game here last. ni-mt It was A I the Toledo school'sbfourth vic-I tory in five loziguo games, Trailing 34-33 at halftime, the Hills team piled up 21 points 'n the third qufmei to seven for I 'ihovxiug em aiiiight def foulv six field goals Ott o e f f ' H I ' I that Fillowed the oppon ifirlnlls easily dcicuted Elm . . . 4 LH-. , Q66-28, i C onf er last night in a Sea once game on the G1 'Arrows' court. A Ottawa Hills led through limiting the visitors to t points in fhe first quarter. F Mindcl was high scorer x 31 points for the Arrowsi Elmlire Ottawa llll G F PF G l' fI'rt5lun 0 I-l I Svlble 7 I4- ilirunlz ': 0-il I Rally' I 1- -Ilmllorl it I-I 'I llwwomi 0 U ildlpllng I ll-ll U Klein I 2-, Wlfls 0 fl-in 3 Mludvl V! 7- ismfflck II 1-IS 5 Cnrwill 0 I- Gelslvr ll il-ii K M'Kisw0n 'Z 0- iNQiUhEB 0 n-0 I Stching 0 0- lfllilln 0 0- 1 ' Klein I I- l 'romlgw Wu lQQj?57uIV!J!'xsixxlee :ei ng-2 ,Elmore .,.,.,... . 3 4515 f ggjggxyvn,-llillaq L. , is to 21,17 5 Reserve-1 l2lm0r1'. ll-Ill. , , , . Sl. Wendelin Ni Ottawa Hills, 46 1 Dell's Scoring Bur Paces Cage Win Special to The Blade i 'FOSTORIA, O., Dec. Senior Rodney Dell split nets f or seven points in a in the final period of pla give Fostoria St. Wcndeli thrilling 46-44 victory over tawa Hills before L1 ohee crowd of 1.400 fans here night. For St. Wendelin it marke sixth straight victory while Green Arrows sport an e steven 2-2 record. It also gi the M ohawks a 3-0 mark in Seaway Conference. The contest, was cl throughout with foul shoo 'statistically giving the Fos ians the edge. Both clubs on 16 field goals but the hawks picked up 14 of 34 the charity stripe to 12 of for Ottawa Hills. Dell led the winners with points while Dick Alge chip in 17. Tom Seiple led the los with 13. , Ottawa Hills Fostorls St. Wendell G F PF G F Klein 4 2-2 4 Herman 0 0- Mlndel 3 5-n 4 mu 1 5. Haywod I ll-I 5 Alu G li- Kudi' I-2 4 I-'thu' 1 3- Selplc 5 3-X 2 Klng 2 1- Corwln 1 0-I 3 Vnlludl 0 0- McMllIn 0 1-3 4 Mcliison 0 0-0 2 frgyt-is yi ig-23 28 'rams in 14-.H Ottawa llllls . ,... I2 I0 ll 'l Qi Wendelln . 11 I2 8 I Rssergen: St..AWendeIln, 33216 f Elmore S Defects 'Arrows, 65-58 f Special to The Blade Q ELMORE, O., Feb. 17 ... ITIOFE v i r f a 1 the home team. The boardwork , of Bill Heywood and the shoot- mg of Fred Mindel were im- .-....l....i f . - .. . . High School fought of third-quarter spurt by Otta U Hills to take a 65 to 58 Sea Conference victory here l I night. ! Elmore Ottawa Hill G F' PF G F Preston I I-1 5 Mlndel 6 5- 0verm'r I-1 4 J. Klein 0 I-l Blunt: -I 5-6 1 Stcbln 2 l-2 Weis 6 7-H! li MOKi.s'n 0 0-I I lla'lIion 4 Ii-5 4 Haywood 0 I-3 , Sui-:rock n S-I0 3 M'i'llll'n 0 2-2 , Ep ln: 0 0-0 2 Rudy 4 4-8 Darrell 0 0-l ' J.M.Kl'n 3 1-2 ' Selple 15 34 'roam zo 25-an 22 from: 20-18-30 Elmora . . . ....... ' Dtlawa 18 6 ll I Hills ,. .... 6 I6 20 1 ffYSbUf9 RiPS ?0,l9iawa Hills l rr0wS, 55fi'o 46 Trips Sylvani r e e Perrysburg players d in double figures as the w J aclcets scored a 55-46 ague basketball victory Ottawa Hills last night at Sburg. Sanders led the Jackets' oring with 14 points, Jim nd added 12 and Pat s 11. Perrysburg built an 9-0 lead and dominated most of the way in notch- s eighth win in ll starts. now 8-4, was paced by eywood with 16 and Fred e fast breaking, runnin l Ottawa Hills Lands 3 On Seaway Quint , Ottawa Hills High School bas- ketball players won positions on the first and second teams in l,Soaway Conference all-star sc- 1319Ctl!'7IlS, and three others wereg lnamcd on the lionoruble-men--5 1 tion list. ' 4 Fred Mindell, 6-1 senior whog Qttawa Hills came to life midway in the third period and coasted to a 55-48 victory over Sylvania last night in a non- league contest at Ottawa Hills. Alt was the fourth victory in six games this season for the Green Arrows of coach Jim McDonald. .Ottawa Hills led :most of the first half, but the Wild c a t s closed the gap near the end of ihe seeond period and at the intermission the score was tied l kels and had a 29-25 lead he- fore Ottawa Hills got started m the third period. The Ar- rows, however, tied the sum-v at 29-29 and Il b il S k el hy Glenn Rudy se-nt the hmm: club :ihc-ad to slay. , HY f w the pcwiod cmlizd +91 G11 on f1.fmxx's had lfmilvri np 4, 10 pi,-irii, load, blll svtllml f--V 317. crigilil-puirit. fill-43. luzul. Fmci fvliiidc-I iud me .xx-xo , and iwvffi foams wzlli El pvwlzf J A . lr syzilmm mi. 1 iw-- el with 14. lecl the confeicnce with a 19-:oD,25. D mu Qt, Jil!-,Wg Mm 1 ',, vI..,.. avra mug PCYYYSYPUVQ Pomt average Per game' Wai SY1V3Ill3g0flZW0ql1iCkb3S- Erinuu -: -:.:a' fx nmfl.-1 4' ,I I ,hifi Nnbn 92 ,'2.T'.Q' named on the first team, and? Y !f,jfQf'E ' Q jfii .'. 1E'P 'd ' 'Y I - 1 - Ah- K, I V ' , .A V bv -1 3 .gm .l,l. ,di ,Q 322.5122 22 lilyumor Tom Seiple was named W A X' fill Z Ffffiiin 31' 5' Q f, Sfjjds Q 313,15 on the second team. On the L li'iHkfwjj'mnl ' -'Q 14,1 B ' lllf honorable-mention list were ,Tg!gg,1Q53s-:cv 1'nnnl-wrw-f ll! 8-13 46 'rot igiglilggiss v f ' .A , , A Syimna: .ff .'oiWv'T'i 1..-. am:fTTT -FH Q 23.46 Jim NW- GWB Rhudl dm? flU2T f'.lf'H'144-..,'f 'f,!i,L2 'i'- III --,LJ7-I-5 Bill Hcfywood, all seniors. Kvmrfvfsr Sylvwii-1. -H 11. l l t l A b l h k ' R , I I I l . , In Seaway League U Y LAKESIQDE. o., Dec. 11-- ! I Uttawa Hills' basketball team . Wendelin d-Ranked Fostoria osts 57-45 Seaway ictory Over Arrows sioria St. Wcndelin, sec- anked among the Class A omes, last night thundered Ottawa Hills, 57-45, to vir- y wrap up Llic Seaway Crm- CFZ liflc. marked .ui oighti . N i.', 1 'dldlgill onferenre play and a lililx ry in lil outings for ihw awks. It was but a third in ll games for the Arrows were coming on fast. nly teams to beat coach McDonald's c r e xv have St. Wendclin ltwicey and seon, in an early-season Ollfltel' . -s On Foul Shooting 5 Accuracy at the foul line vir- Arrows Score Big tually gave Ottawa Hills its 51-4-1 deci s i 0 n m:ur Howling Green last night on :Tie Green Arrows' Courl, The victors picclzvd up 19 of 33 charities to but fight of 25 for the Bobcams, Bowling Green outhit OH from the field, how- ever, by three buckets, 18-15. Fred Mindcl whipped in 23 points and Tom Svipl-3 chipped in 13 more as zlzf: Green Ar- rows evencd their seasons rec- ord to 5-5. Devo Boggs and Steve Rothe lc-cl BccGec: with 14 and ll markers respectively, Ottawa mns lmwiinz Grern G x PF G F PF l KI S S ln 3 Continued unbeaten in the Sen- wny Confcrenc e. Led by Fred Mindcl. the Hills defeated Lakeside, 69-55 Saturday night. Mindel pumped in 26 points. Jim Klein and Tom Seiple added 16 and l3 points each for lhc Hills, now 2-0 in the - 5 hawks took an early lead the contest and were never eatened although the Green rows managed to come hin four points just before ftime. ebounding also was an im- ant factor with a couple of footers, Dick Alge and Fred Arsdale, L erlative job u r n in g in al for the Saints. Arrows were managing hui shot at a time on offense. he pacesetter in the scoring mns for coach Marty Vieth n i g ht was Alge who hed 17. High scorer in ilzc e, however, was the .Xf- s' Tom Seiple with 19. he lone Fostoria loss was .a -second 46-44 thriller iw ewell-Loudon, the Seneca nty power. orrow faces St. Wendelin the No. 6 quim Rudy 2-S I lluthc. S. . -2 ' Selplc -I 5.45 I Kaufman l U-.. I llcywoud I I-3 Z5 J'gene2f-rx 0 U-ll l Klein if 2,3 5 Trllbndly -I 0-1 -X Minded 8 7-103 Boggs 6 2-4 -I D0l'rbll 0 1-if 0 Ruihe B. 0 0-0 ZS Wexrr 0 4-7 'i Todd 2 1-R 0 Kttlbill Il O-0 2 Tnllls I5 19-33 17 Tqtuls IR K-25 335 Bowling G1-ern ..... t in ' 16 N--I4 'ZSEBVH Hill! 'V UL if ,,.'FL 107.53 Reserves: Ottawa Hills, 419-45. Ottawa Hills Five Beats Gibsonburg Somc superlative ball han- dling by Tom Seiple and Fred Mindel, combined with some fine rebounding hy Bill Hey- wood in thu final quarter of play, netted Ottawa Hills a 561-49 Seaway Conference vic- tory over Gibsonburg last 1 night. , The Grecn Arruvvs worm' nurs- ing a slight 41-38 load going into the final period but ral- lied to outplay and outscore the Golden Bears, 20-ll, in ihe 3 ll -. Confvrcnce. Ottmvzsv Mills Lakiisld: 1 ' Pls ' Pl Mmm.-1 s in-n :as mm. x' 4-in :R mem 1 -:-4: us wma, n o-o n xmvw-val 41.4. 2 min n el-1 1: Rudy 's 'z-5 as llr'w'te e lm 4 Selple Il i-ii I3 Parker 0 1-3 Mn-Kis'n ll U-U 0 G-d'v'nh 0 I-'2 I :mu-zwni U-1 'f new-no 1-2 1 Stebing I 0-0 '3 Ilnlbn I 'E-'Z 4 Darrell u u-0 2 lgnnt f: -:-:4 s 1 Couch Wouseon Quint Wins gum Spa-nlal Lo The Blade I WAUSEON, O., Nov. 25 --f MCDONALD Wuuseon gradually pulled! away and posted a 52-37 bps-5 f kvtball win over Ottawa Hillsf 0 0 last night, It was the opener, I S for both clubs. ' Ottawa Hills Wauseon G F PF 0 I-I I W'rncke'Z .1 G F PF I Maumee, 63-51 Corwin 2-2 Soinle 2 4-6 3 Moll 0 2-5 I Rudy 1 -2-Q Q'felde l 1-LN Q, if-'REL 1 2:3 32 illlik 2 TTAWA HILLS jumped no a MW1' 0 0-Z! C d I . -5 A . ' Khin? I 0,2 L, BIS? 0 M 2113 lead aftei one pciflod anim-n o 1-1 1 KOH! 1 Iv-0 and was never less than eight i .. .. n'n ',.3 'M' points ahead the remainder of TOMS f',I9i3.?QLTf HlSJ thc game in handing Maumee Olt lI'll .....,. 10 14 Y - . ' - xkxvagggn 1 SlMLlH,13 M a 63 51 setback m a nonlaaguc ' Reserves: Wauseon. 36-22. affair on the winners' court yesterday afternoon. Three Hills players shared scoring honors, Fred Mindcl and Tom Seiple netting 12 points each and Jim Klein 10. High for Maumee was Stan Baldwin with 16. It was thc 12th win in 17 games for the Green Arrows while Maumee went down to its 12th defeat in 16 starts. ong the AA powers, Mans- last Cgnig, d St. Peter on the 1atter's 5 0mw,,C ,v,,,H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,!,zm oamwaaniggpp Munras? PF l .- ,- f Q A Qi. ,,.,, UMM. ,, , ...- ilvllndel -i n-.l 1 um- 'lf-I :: f,W'g'g'f 2 'gg Q gvhggldf E :Z r.-wwf? ofiiqs mu, Stebing -: 0.1 in in-umr 1 z-ui 5 qnbm' 21, Kos nf 5 if ' w. v.s-mm-inn G F PF l nuxson up o-1 n Nw.-mr as 5-x -2 sae IF! 3 '- 3 '1 'P 0 1 -0 P G F PF Klein 13 15-2 l llaywd 6 it-I -I Boll I l-3 ii Mcxlssn 0 0-0 1 Baldwin 2 bi-6 :f e 7 3-3 l Mindel 0 I-2 I! Mchllun I 0-0 Vance I 0-0 M Bmmfhao 012 0 X A5 gf yi 34 5 die 2 1-1 2 lleywd 1 0-0 as nuny ': u-I .v mns If -v-0 1 'Fg'T' '55 li BWQ' 0 542 ,, mn I :ba u Mehlln 0 0-0 l snarrell ll 2-. I Igicdiln .s 3-Q Q! Matkord I I'-2 7' mg 1 2-as 2 Rudy 2 1-2 z'! Klein I 0-H I JQUYI 14 .jk ax 31, 'f 0 fi 1, er 5 4-6 0 Selple 8 3-4 I 'Seivle 1 I-4 9 . en .-8 z u us -.p . ' 4 4 3 l1l- WTTTEF lm. F713 S LL ' - ls zo 1'-22 is nv.-ls in 1-xo us A 0-as wi- L , 1' ' v. ' Tasl:sl1ivmTiQ15'iVn..:41 Gif-www . m 11: ff- ll-'ffl 39-Pl?-JP!!-F-329-T 'P's-!V-9929 W, mu, 3 In 10 11,45 Ottawa. llllgwwm ju lung go..-.nl Maumee . In 9 10-dj ..'f,T jlilg 1f1fiT '4 Rcserv?-T5 Gihwnliurg, 5:4-51 mover- Q!' !3..U 9f Wa 5' ' -' ' Rmnfvnu: hhmwl Hills. -All-Hi. i . Varsity Cheerleaders Penny Kaichka, Nancy Presron, Tracy Black, Tina McArdle, lynnie Mehring, Mariha Miller. ,ht Reserve Cheerleaders Marianne Fleck, louise Babcock, Lynn Belknap, Sharon Smith. Absent from pidure Karen Dybvig. 1 I 1' Girls! Athletic Association FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Stranahan, M. Hargate, J. Rawling J. Todd, M. English, K. Hiett, M. Carson, C. Cook, A. Seeger, C Cronan, J. Nikazy, L. Gomberg, G. Johnson, P. Atkins, J. Lipsky, K. Edmunds. SECOND ROW: J. Baron, P. Faber, B. Mindel, C. Lumm, S. Hawkins, G. Cohane, K. Barber, S. Brunsting, L. Cooper, M. Lloyd, A. Cramp- ton, P. Burkhart, M. Schaefer, N. Kransberger, M. Cunningham, N Fogoros, K. Sedgeman, C. Brown, J. Kapp, P. Steele, J. Yager, S Weintraub. THIRD ROW: M. Michael, C. Howard, W. Kenyon, B. Carson, J. Day, B. Ulrich, J. Kasle, C. Hopple, S. Lee, C. Smith, M. Berkowitz, G Barron, P. Katchka, S. Roemer, J. Willard, N. Walley, K. Dybvig P. Casey, L. Babcock, T. McArdle, J. Schaefer, F. Clement, J. Haw: kins, P. Steinberg, S. Fruchtman, A. Wasserman, N. Swartzbaugh, J Dorrell, C. Carver, G. Mattison, M. Sharpe, K. Kamke, M. Gunder- son, B. Poneman. FOURTH ROW: J. Higley, N. Atkins, L. Belnap, K. Kolva, J. Dona hue, S. Collins, N. Decker, M. Seney, H. Ebstrup, B. Overmyer, L Gilmore, K. Barnum, C. Epstein, M. Parks, S. Alexander, J. Mayer P. Carver, J. Ulmer, D. Smith, S. McKisson, J. Ulmer, M, Fleck, T Black, K. Phillipps, H. Moskowitz, S. Heywood, M. Mensing, D Hopple, S. Smith, G. Fleck, C. Baehren, P. Wickter, S. Moore, N Franklin, N. Hausman, M. Miller, J. Balber, M. Shekler, S. Davis, E Greenfield, J. Siskind, S. Powell. FIFTH ROW: B. Levine, J. Hartman, L. Mehring, B. Tasch, J. Hart- man, N. Preston, S. Smith, J. Miller, G. Kransberger, K. Atlwood K. Wilson, N. Bilek, P. Yunker, E. Owen, E. Ravin, F. Hawkins, M Becker, J. Lukens, S. Stewart, L. Morehead, C. Smith, S. Smith, J Loughran. G. A. A. llfficers FIRST ROW: Marianne Fleck, Secretary: Penny Carver, Treasurer: Gretta Fleck, Vice-president. SECOND ROW: Carol Smith, President: Barbara MacDonald, Advisor. . A. A. Hockey FIRST ROW, Left to Right: E. Owen, B. Levine, C. Smith, J. Loughran. SECOND ROW: S. Moore, K. Kolva, P. Wickter, M. Mensing, L. Belknap, M. Parks, J. Mayer, K. Phillipps, S. Alexander, G. Fleck. THIRD ROW: B. Britz, M. Fleck, P. Carver, D. Smith, S. McKisson, S. Smith, N. Decker, B. Overmyer, M. Seney, K. Barnum, L. Gilmore. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Berkowitz ,A. Wasserman, P. Steinberg, P. Katchka. SECOND ROW: J. Hawkins, S. Fruchtman, M. Michael, C. Carver, S. Roemer, F. Clement, T. McArdle. THIRD ROW: S. Lee, J. Dorrell, W. Kenyon, J. Kasle, K. Dybvig, J. Schaefer, L. Babcock, N. Swartzbaugh, B. Ulrich. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Hiett, C. Brown, K. Sedgeman, J. Kapp, J. Todd. SECOND ROW: C. Cook, J. Nikazy, G. Johnson, S. Weintraub, S. Brunsting, K. Edmunds, L. Cooper, M English. THIRD ROW: N. Kransberger, M. Cunningham, N. Fogoros, S. Schaefer, P. Faber, P. Steele, S. Hawkins M. Hargate, J. Rawling, B. Mindel, C. Lumm, P. Burkhart, M. Lloyd, C. Cronan, A. Seeger, P. Atkins. G. A. A. Volleyball FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Atkins, G. Mattison, N. Preston, J Loughran, S. Smith, B. Levine, L. Mehring, C, Smith, S. Smith, S Lee, D. Hopple, M. English, M. Gunderson, B. Poneman, S. Frucht man, P. Steinberg, M. Michael, N. Franklin. SECOND ROW: S. Powell, J. Willard, G. Fleck, S. McKisson, D Smith, J. Ulmer, P. Carver, M. Fleck, J. Ulmer, K. Sedgeman, C Brown, M. Schaefer, S. Hawkins, G. Johnson, P. Katchka, A. Seeger, K. Edmunds, L. Gomberg, C. Cronan, M. Berkowitz, K. Kamke, M. Sharpe. THIRD ROW: C. Barber, S. Stewart, N. Bilek, F. Hawkins, C. Cook N. Kransberger, M. Cunningham, P. Steele, S. Moore, J. Higley, G Barron, J. Siskind, B. Ulrich, S. Roemer, J. Dorrell, S. Weintraub, M. Carson, B. Overmyer, C. Howard, A. Wasserman, K. Kolva. FOURTH ROW: T. Stronahan, J. Nikazy, C. Smith, C. Hopple, J Kasle, M. Parks, P. Casey, K. Phillipps, N. Walley, C. Carver, T. Mc Ardle, J. Schaefer, F. Clement, S. Smith, M. Mensing, N. Fogoros J. Rowling, B. Mindel, M. Hargate, L. Babcock, K. Dybvig, H. Mos kowitz, L. Cooper, B. Carson, J. Day, N. Swartzbaugh, J. Donohue N. Atkins, M. Seney, S. Collins. FIFTH ROW: J. Lukens, E. Ravin, K. Attwood, E. Owen, K. Wilson G. Kransberger, P. Yunker, J. Todd, A. Crompton, S. Heywood, P Burkhart, C. Lumm, P. Faber, S. Brunsting, J. Kopp, M. Lloyd, H Ebstrup, K. Hiett, J. Yager. G.A.A. Basketball 41 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: S. Lee, N. Walley, K. Attwood, S. Stewart, N. Decker, A. Seeger, J. Balber, G. Fleck, P. Carver, K. Phillipps, B. Mindel, C. Lumm, J. Yoger, K. Dybvig, B. Carson. SECOND ROW: J. Lukens, L. Morehead, G. Mattison, M. Sharpe, M. Gunderson, B. Paneman, J. Ulmer, D. Smith, S. McKisson, J Ulmer, M. Fleck, J. Rawling, K. Hiett, J. Kopp, J. Lipsky. THIRD ROW: N. Preston, J. Loughran, E. Ravin, K. Kamke, J. Siskind C. Howard, M. Berkowitz, M. Michael, N. Franklin, H. Ebstrup, A. Crampton, J. Todd, N. Swartzbaugh, J. Dorrell, J. Day, B. Britz. FOURTH ROW: G. Kransberger, L. Mehring, B. Levine, C. Smith, S. Alexander, M. Miller, P. Steele, G. Johnson, S. Schaefer, M. Lloyd, P. Burkhart, S. Hawkins, G. Cohane, C. Carver, A. Wasserman, T. McArdle, G. Barron. FIFTH ROW: S. Smith, S. Smith, J. Miller, P. Yunker, C. Baehren L. Gomberg, J. Nikazy, C. Cronan, L. Cooper, K. Edmunds, S Roemer, P. Katchka, L. Babcock, J. Baron, S. Weintraub, C. Smith. SIXTH ROW: K. Wilson, F. Hawkins, K. Kolva, B. Overmyer, T Stranahan, S. Powell, P. Atkins, M. Hargate, P. Faber, C. Brown M. English, M. Carson, D. Hopple, C. Epstein, M. Shekter, H Moskowitz, B. Ulrich. SEVENTH ROW: J. Donahue, N. Atkins, M. Seney, K. Barber, S Brunsting, S. Heywood, S. Collins, S. Moore, P. Wickter, M. Mensing M. Parks, K. Barnum, S. Smith, L. Gilmore, J. Mayer, J. Willard. S ' I ,. .Y G. A. A. Bowlin FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Barnum, N. Atkins, J. Nikazy, P. Wick ter, L. Cooper, G. Cohane, S. Cohen, N. Bilek, S. Davis, J. Hartman G. Kransberger, C. Cook, C. Howard, S. Rowe, K. Attwood, J. Lipsky. SECOND ROW: P. Steele, L. Gilmore, P. Carver, D. Smith, S. McKis- son, L. Thompson, C. Buehren, E. Greenfield, J. Hartman, J. Ulmer, J. Mayer, V. Griem, S. Smith, K. Wilson, A. Seeger, J. Johnson, K Edmunds. THIRD ROW: S. Powell, S. Mulford, M. Sharpe, J. Todd, S. Wein- traub, K. Cameron, K. Kolva, S. Moore, J. Ulmer, H. Ebstrup, H. Mos- kowitz, C. Kloeb, S. Roemer, M. Lloyd, P. Burkhart. FOURTH ROW: J. Higley, M. Michael, C. Hopple, N. Decker, J. Donahue, M. English, C. Brown, P. Faber, N. Kransberger, N. Fo- goros, C. Lumm, J, Rawling, M. Cunningham, M. Slrater, B. Mindel, S. Schaefer. FIFTH ROW: M. Miller, B. Poneman, T. Stranahan, A. Crampton, M. Carson, J. Baron, P. Steinberg, S. Fruchlman, A. Wasserman, D. Hopple, N. Swortzbaugh, J. Kasle, J. Siskind, K. Hiett, J. Yager. SIXTH ROW: C. Cronan, L. Gomberg, G. Johnson, L. Green, J. Miller, C. Smith, B. Levine, M. Hargate, P. Atkins, J. Kopp. 'I N 4,-',,,,..-s-H 5' s ffk 'bt 'N-sf, QAM i? i.. x , CTI ITIES 0 Senior Ili ll Student Council SEATED: P. Faber, D. Roadhouse, G. Meyers, B. Heywood, T. Kabat, K. Todd, K. Phillipps. STANDING: J. Arenson, S. Davis, G. Stebing, B. Hofmann, J. Waterman, S. Staelin, M. Hargote, L. Cooper, B. Carson. ABSENT-K. Dybvig. SEATED: G. Meyers, vice president, B. Heywood, president, Mr. Barber, advisor, T. Kabat, representative-at-large, K. Phillipps, sec- retory, 00 The Student Council again fulfilled its purpose as the governing body of the school. lt provided excellent leadership and recreational activities for the students. The council sold book covers and compiled student directories. lt sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance, which was one of the best in years. The council brought a coke machine to the school, which was an exceptionally successful venture. ln the spring, the council sponsored a car wash and the student council elections. This year's student council was an active one, and its president, Bill Heywood, proved himself to be a most capable and efficient leader. Karen Todd Why is Tom lhe only one lhut looks calm? Area Student Council Queen Karen Wilson, Kulhy Attwood, Patti Yunker, Mary Ann Trimble llomecolning Queen l96l O-Zgnnie mehding lllllllelflllllillg Yveek-end ff B-eff XXX Mary Ann Trimble, Karen Todd, Kathy Attwood, Patti Yunker lt's true, Lynnie, You won, Kjgsvv' Careful, Bill. The crown falls off very easily. Which do you like better, Dick, Lynnie, or the Corvette? I0 3 E- SL If L 1 ' L' Q lim V , I 5 .1 ' Gaily' Hurry, girls! You can't have a dance without bids. M. Holden, S. Lee, J. Hawkins, P. Katchka, P. Atkins, M. English, M. Carson C. Cook, G. Johnson, T. Stranahan, J. Lipsky, D. Meisel, N. Kransberger, S Cohen, S. Weintraub, S. Lumbattis, K. Edmunds, S. Hawkins, A. Seeger, K Sedgeman, G. Cohane, M. Michael, L. Green, M. Sharpe, W. Ken on, S. Roe Y . mer, C. Brown, M. Cunningham, P. O'Hara, L. Cooper, B. Carson, P. Steele N. Fogoros, J. Rawling, B. Ulrich, K. Kamke, J. Dorrell, J. Schaefer, J. Day, J Baron, M. Strater, J. Nikazy, M. Schaefer, L. Gomberg, C. Cronan, C. Smith F. Clement, M. Gunderson, P. Casey, J. Willard, J. Siskind, S. Fruchtman, S Ashley, C. Lumm, K. Hiett, C. Carver, M. Lloyd, G. Barron, N. Walley, J. Kapp B. Mindel, P. Burkhart, L. Babcock, K. Dybvig, J. Todd, T. McArdle, P. Faber N. Swartzbaugh, M. Neipp, K. Newhall. Mrs. Veliz, advisor, M. Schaefer, corresponding secretary, C. Brown, vice-president, P. Katchka, president, C. Carver, sergeant-at-arms, J. Kapp, chaplain, K. Dybvig, recording secretary. 'I04 BBIIS This year the Y-Teens tried something new, and divided into two separate clubs. The freshman and sophomore Y-Teens, and the iunior and senior club completed many activities individually, such as making mums and shakers for the games. The two clubs merged successfully to sponsor such func- tions as the Installation Tea in the fall, the winter dance, Snowman Swing, and a Christmas party for the deaf children. The club as a whole participated in the annual Area Y-Teen dance. Sandy Smith, the energetic presi- dent of the senior club, was the dance chairman. The Y-Teens, separate and consolidated, had an active and rewarding year. L. Mehring, J. Donahue, J. Black, L. Belknap, L. Morehead, P. Gilbert, S. Smith, B. Tasch, M. Miller, J. Loughran, D. Hopple, M. Shekter, K. Barnum, N. Atkins, S. Webne, C. Smith, M. Seney, B. Overmyer, L. Farmer, P. Wickter, G. Krans- berger, M. Fleck, T. Black, S. Alexander, M. Schelhorn, M. Becker, V. Griem, J. Higley, D. Smith, K. Phillipps, M. Parks, G. Fleck, P. Carver, D. Clement, S. Davies, J. Mayer, J. Ulmer, N. Decker, D. O'Hara, J. Miller, S. Smith, J. Lang, L. Gilmore, N. Preston, B. Levine, N. Franklin, N. Bilek, M. Mensing, S. Rowe, K. Wilson, K. Todd, S. McKisson, E. Ravin, K. Attwood, J. Ulmer, P. Yunker, H. Moskowitz, S. Burton, F. Hawkins, M. Trimble, C. Welles, S. Smith, E. Owen. Mrs. Sunderman, advisory G. Kransberger, secretary, S. Smith, presi- dent, C. Smith, sergeant-at-arms, B. Tasch, student council repre- sentative, K. Wilson, treasurer, K. Attwood, social chairman, K. Phillipps, vice president, N. Bilek, chaplain. 105 06 f 'A' ., .,,..,.,-A wM,,,...-f- U. . W...-1 .wt K M,,,,,...... Area Y-Teens ueen Candidate ,aw . Q IW Wwe-ff ,. v,.,,3-Wu.. vw -5 ,,.w ,.....-1f..rN,,,e..ww- 3 'A M, .W--Q' ,...,..M- 'MN'M ' Vwgydu-A-Hf,,,,..-M- E 'af -x rx Q Q5 5 .1 ar e 5 T t ' 'E :HSVL ,-:sf L ik, A . 4 s 5 ily 5 Sandy Smith How does it feel to date royalty, Graeme? V -.. Yvorlcl Affairs FIRST ROW: S. Meisel, D. Luttenberger, M. Morton, P. Nopper, J. Edmunds, R. Babbs, D. Stefango, G. McKisson, B. Corwin, J. Loughran, W. Thieman, J. Ramser, J. Ziegler, B. Reichert, S. Davis. SECOND ROW: S. Smith, M. Spitzer, S. Rowe, J. Black, B. Britz, N Franklin, P. Frautschi, B. Levine, K. Berkowitz, N. Preston, L. Meh- ring, J. Hartman, J. Black, B. Carson, K. Kamke, S. Lumbattis, W Kenyon, M. Seney, C. Smith, J. Miller. THIRD ROW: J. Johnson, G. Kransberger, J. Loughran, B. Bailey, K. Picton, S. Collins, C. Kloeb, P. Steinberg, M. Michael, J. Kasle, B Poneman, S. Fruchtman, L. Farmer, S. Stewart, M. Trimble, Pl Gilbert, V. Griem, K. Phillipps, S. Bruhl, M. Becker. FOURTH ROW: N. Dybvig, B. Gray, C. Wilson, B. Howard, M. Sing- er, E. Arenson, D. Clement, L. Morehead, B. Tosch, L. Belknap, D. World Affairs Club has stimulated stu- dent interest in current world happenings. This year a literature table in the library, featuring information on various countries, was set up. Participation in area events, including Junior Town Meeting on tele- vision, and the trip to Washington, D. C. and New York has also made this an active year. Hopple, S. Alexander, K. Barnum, C. Smith, A. Swartz, M. Shek- ter, S. Smith, J. Lukens, J. Vogel. FIFTH ROW: S. Weisberg, F. Mindel, T. Kabat, B. Walley, K. Davis, R. Potts, J. Neuhaus, K. Cameron, E. Greenfield, S. Davis, N. Walley, J. Steinberg, M. Schelhorn, N. Bilek, M. Gunderson, C. Howard, J. Siskind, K. Wilson, E. Ravin. SIXTH ROW: B. Potter, G. Meyers, P. Casey, J. Klein, G. Bell, A. Lumm, P. Goldner, J. Waterman, J. Kraemer, J. Mayer, E. Hunting- ton, C. Beishline, S. Heywood, C. Welles, E. Owen, C. Rapoport, D. O'Hara, M. Neipp, S. Burton, G. Barron, P. Yunker, K. Attwood. ABSENT: J. Hartman, J. Balber, G. Madison, J. Cooper, J. Lang, F. Clement, J. Willard, D. Weintraub, D. Bradford, J. McKillen, D. Snavely, F. Schelhorn, M. Haney, J. Day, B. Ulrich. FIRST ROW: M. Spitzer, president, S. Bruhl, publicity chairman. SECOND ROW: C. Rapoport, secretary, K. Attwood, treasurer. THIRD ROW: K. Davis, vice president, Mr. Means, advisor. ABSENT: S. Moore, program chairman. 'I07 Future Teachers of Alneriea and Art -Club . : e.-mm.l FIRST ROW: J. Hawkins, P. Steinberg, M. Trimble, M. Miller, L. Gilmore, M. Shekter, B. Tasch, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Spitzer, J. Loughran, J. Miller, K. Barnum, B. Levine, L. Morehead, L. Farmer, K. Wilson. THIRD ROW: C. Baehren, K. Phillipps, J. Lang, S. Lumbattis, C. Kloeb, S. Stewart, P. Yunker. FOURTH ROW: S. Davis, H. Moskowitz, C. Smith, L. Held, E. Ravin, J. Lukens, J. Vogel. ABSENT: H. Ebstrup, G. Mattison. , l FIRST ROW: M. Trimble, Vice President and Treasurer: B. Tasch, ' ' l Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Steele, Advisor: E. Ravin, Pres- L- Held! Secretary: B. Corwin, President: N. Dybvrg, Treasurer ident: L. Farmer, Social Chairman. G' MCK'55o Vue Pfendenl- FIRST ROW: L. Farmer, J. Loughran, C. Smith, K. Attwood. SECOND ROW: C. Welles, E. Owen, S. Rowe, N. Alvanos. Varsity Club FIRST ROW: B. Corwin, J. Klein, B. Heywood, D. Pritchard, J. Lough- ran, D. Weintraub, T. Kabat, D. Goodwillie, B. Potter, P. Nopper SECOND ROW: l. Donofrio, G. McKisson, P. Casey, D. Stefango, G Meyers, M. Morton, A. Stebing, S. Slaelin, B. Bailey, F. Mindel, B. McCready, J. Kraemer. Are you looking for something? You can find it fast at the Varsity Club Dance. THIRD ROW: T. Katchka, B. Baunach, M. Singer, T. Roemer, B. Dauphinais, M. Carman, R. Schaefer, D. Roadhouse, G. Rudy, B. Mehring. ABSENT: N. Dybvig, R. J. Mayne, G. Lockhart, R. Bruot, J. Morgan, B. Bonnell. This year the Varsity Club has done much to promote good school spirit and loyalty. The selling of megaphones at a football game and numerous posters around the school served to remind every- one that the Green Bears were solidly backing Ottawa Hills' sports program. The Varsity Club Dance in the fall was a big event, followed by other Varsity Club- sponsored activities. FIRST ROW: G. Rudy, vice president, Mr. Niedermeier, advisor: D. Roadhouse, president. SECOND ROW: D. Stefango, treasurer, B. Bailey, secretary. 9 Projection and Chess Clubs ,xwwurai FIRST ROW: C. Harris, B. Friedman. SECOND ROW: G. Thomp- FIRST ROW: A. Baker, T. Donofrio, K. Orwig. SECOND ROW T S son, . eem. S. Romanoff, D. Bradley, R. Shawaker, M. Lieber. FIRST ROW: Mr. Rousos, P. Herron, S. Merriman, C. Gilmore, R. Preslon, C. Davis, P. Schelhorn, Mr. Slrow. SECOND ROW: W. Thieman, A. Kirshner, J. Arenson, J. Ramser, K. Orwig, R. Bell. THIRD ROW: F. Schelhorn, M. Haney, K. Davis, R, Babbs, M. Neipp, S. Lloyd. ABSENT: T. Pillifanl, C. Herbsl, C. Wilson. I .un-1 5laN- our Sump 'D Sssshl We like Io relax during our lunch hour. Did you sign it our, Mr. Leighton? Library Staff and JETS lub FIRST ROW: J. Stefongo, S. Bales, J. Keller, K. Siskind, A. More- manoff, M. Powell, J. Paris, Mrs. Burkhart, P, Donahue. head, S. Burton, S. Wickter, K. Donnelly, L. Faber, R. Miller, J. Swartz. SECOND ROW: M. Fowler, K. Roeder, P. Burnheimer, R. Preston C. Liles, G. Kopf, C. Green, D. Day, V. Brown, E. Davis, I.. Ro THIRD ROW: P. Brown, A. Anagnost, M. Goldner, A. Heywood S. Marshall, S. Dwight, C. Smith, E. Shenefield, M. Cooper, A ' Miller. K. Davis, president: B. Walley, vice-president: B. Howard, 'li XA secretary: Mr. Bogan, advisor. X FIRST ROW: B. Howard, N. Alvunos, B. Walley, J. Edmunds, B. M. Haney, H. Friedman, J. Kraemer, Reichert, W. Thieman, B. Kearney. THIRD ROW: G. Harper, K. Davis, J. Scholz, J. Cooper, A SECOND ROW: S. Wernert, D. Clawson, J. Kraemer, A. Lumm, Stebing, J. Neuhaus. Honors Beading .l Mrs. Rassoul, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Burkharl, Mr. Means, 2 -N. .. 5' 35, J. . fl - --al SEATED: B. Overmyer, M. Schelhorn, C. Rapoporl, E. Owen, J. Miller, J. Hartman, J. Steinberg, J. Vogel, S. Fogoros, K. Wilson. STANDING: S. Moore, M. Singer, B. Howard, J. Neuhaus, K. Davis, G. Bell, J. Klein, G. Meyers, S. Burlon, F. Hawkins, L. Thompson, D. Hop- ple, P. Wickler, M. Spitzer. l , l lo 5 v rv? Kia .. Wy -4 Mr. Woodward, Mrs. Veliz, Mrs. Meeks, Mrs. Smilh. jfs if 1 N if X i . I 'Q 3 K . . j ' is . l B 2, 1 , 1 gr? S '-,4- L 'xi 'Za1zr:I'3:f:-' ,az r.- A-fx-:avg-J r-. :f::KQa'.,5 ,.,. .Aer ,.,'. md :f- wma' -1f 'Es X is 4, ii ' 'Nw D. O'Hara, Cc-editor, B. Levine, Co- editorp L. Morehead, Business Manager, Mrs. Smith, Advisor. What did you do this time, Christie? P. Frautschi, C. Welles, S. Bruhl. My, you look organized, but what about that crooked sticker? S. Webne, N. Bilek, V. Griem. ABSENT: M. Seney. What was that, Jay? SEATED: M. Shekter, K. Barnum. STANDING: J. Mayer, J. Holden. 'f sA9'? You'd better look twice, girls. The wall is only six inches thick. N. Preston, L. Held, J. Hartman. 3 The Mesasa editorial staff is responsible for all aspects of yearbook production. Few people realize how much work actually goes into mak- ing a successful yearbook. Someone has to organize the layout, draw the SEATED: L. Morehead, P. Gilbert, Junior High Section Head. STANDING: L. Meh- ring. Dlesasa Editorial Staff D. O'Hara, S. Smith, G. Kransberger, P. Yunker, M. Spit- zer, Senior Section Head, J. Hartman, E. Ravin, M. Beck- er, J. Miller. ABSENT: M. Schelhorn, K. Attwood. S. Burton, Editor, Mrs. Houck, Ad- visor. sketches, compile the pic- tures, write the copy, and above all, meet the dead- lines. All this and more the Mesasa editorial staff does in order to bring to you, the student, an enjoyable an- nual. M. Trimble, Faculty Section Head, C. Ful- ghum, N. Bilek. ABSENT: S. Phillips. L. Farmer, Art Section Head, S. Rowe. AB- SENT: C. Welles. ,,. A 'N t Q' 'fi-- 'm,,,,,,. s t-rims? . :W K J. Kraemer, Photography Section Head, P. Frautschi. N. Preston, S. Smith, Underclassmen Sec- tion Head. SEATED: B. Tasch, K. Todd. STANDING: SEATED: J. Lang, E. Owen, Sports Section F. Hawkins, Activities Section Head, J. Head, B. Levine. STANDING: F. Mindel, Lukens. ABSENT: S. Stewart. C. Smith. 'I'l4 The financing of a year- book directly affects the quality of the final product. Raising more money than basically necessary allows the editorial staff to incor- porate many extras into the book. Subscriptions, adver- Mesasa Business Staff G. Bell, Business Manager, Miss Wygant, Advisor. tising, patrons, and under- class pictures provide the maior part ofthe income for the year. The staff has worked many hours on each project, as well as on final distribution of the i962 Me- sasa. FIRST ROW: V. Griem, G. Kronsberger, K. Wilson, J. Vogel, S. Bruhl, J. Steinberg, J. Black. SECOND ROW: W. Christen, J. Klein, D. Osmun, B. Potter, G. Bell, P. Casey, D. Stefango, M. Morton. ABSENT: B. Bailey. l Step right up. Last chance to buy your Mesasa. Don't worry, Jan. Even if you didn't get the ads, Bill got some more subscriptions. 'I'l5 Sequoian 6 FIRST ROW: J. Steinberg, N. Walley, E. Greenfield, J. Hartman, J. Held, C. Rapoport, B. Walley, P. Casey, K. Davis, B. Howard L Hartman, M. Moskowitz, C. Epstein, K. Barnum, M. Schelhorn. Thompson, S. Meisel, K. Berkowitz. SECOND ROW: M. Michael, T. Katchka, L. Gilmore, J. Kasle, L. The Sequoian has become a' familiar publica- tion at Ottawa Hills. Since the basic format of the magazine was firmly established, the Sequoian staff decided to incorporate a few changes and improve- ments into this year's publication. Line drawings were added and some title formations were rear- ranged. As in the past, articles were selected which would provide enioyable reading for the entire student body. L. Gilmore, publicity chairman, J. Hartman, editor, Mrs. Rassoul, advisor, B. Walley, circulation chairman, T. Katchka, business manager. R Ease 4 ,, F' 7'6Pk NHJE T ska QS gn iz- ? 7 7 P C-37, 'PPC over, designed by Pete Casey Girls, -Chorus I and II 66 FIRST ROW: J. Black, S. Smith, L. Belknap, K. Barnum, M. Sharpe, Farmer, M. Seney, K. Picton, P. Steinberg, S. Bruhl. D. Hopple, J. Donahue, N. Atkins, M. Miller, P. Wickter, P. Frautschi, THIRD ROW: C. Beishline, C. Welles, S. Heywood, E. Owen, S. Mc- B. Britz, S. Phillips. Kisson, M. Neipp, C. Rapoport, J. Ulmer, T. McArdle, J. Ulmer, E. SECOND ROW: S. Stewart, S. Lumbattis, S. Ashley, S. Lee, J. John- Ravin, J. Lukens, D. O'Hara, S. Rowe, C. Fulghum, T. Black. son, M. Schelhorn, B. Overmyer, F. Hawkins, J. Lang, S. Fogoros, L. ABSENT: M. Trimble, C. Smith, K. Todd, C. Baehren, K. Dybvig. FIRST ROW: J. Loughran, C. Kloeb, M. Carson, G. Johnson, S. Haw kins, N. Franklin, P. Katchko, M. English, M. Michael, M. Berkowitz, W. Kenyon. SECOND ROW: J. Baron, A. Seeger, L. Green, M. Cunningham, N. Kronsberger, F. Clement, C. Cronan, P. Atkins, S. Schaefer, M. Hold en, C. Hopple, K. Sedgeman. THIRD ROW: J. Schaefer, B. Ulrich, L. Gomberg, S. Mulford, L. Q Cooper, C. Brown, G. Cohane, P. O'Hara, J. Nikazy, K. Edmunds, P. Steele, N. Fogoros, B. Mindel. FOURTH ROW: K. Newhall, J. Todd, P. Faber, H. Moskowitz, N. Swartzbaugh, L. Babcock, C. Carver, N. Walley, M. Stroter, J. Kapp, K. Hiett, C. Lumm, J. Rowling, M. Hargate. ABSENT: C. Cook, P. Butterworth, S. Collins, L. Cooper, H. Ebstrup, S. Roemer. 7 Boys' -Chorus 4 FIRST ROW: P. Schelhorn, T. Pillifant, L. Phillipps, R. Powell, C. THIRD ROW: J. McKilIen, B. Pontius, J. Bilek, G. McKisson, D. Wein Wilson, T. Picton, F. Schelhorn, S. Meisel, T. Katchka, W. Thieman. traub, B. Baunach, J. MacMillan, D. Osmun, J. Waterman, S. Dwight SECOND ROW: R. Shawaker, L. Curtis, D. Pritchard, W. Christen, T. A. Lumm, R. Williams. Roemer, B. Gray, T. Rike, J. Kraemer, B. Harris, J. Vogel, D. Claw- ABSENT: J. Ramser, N. Dybvig, N. Alvanos, B. Wittmann. son. Mixed -Chorus Q A A A ch FIRST ROW: J. Black, S. Smith, L. Belknap, K. Barnum, M. Sharpe, D. Hopple, J. Donahue, N. Atkins, M. Miller, P. Wickter, P. Frautschi, S. Bruhl, B. Britz, S. Phillips. SECOND ROW: S. Lumbattis, S. Stewart, S. Ashley, S. Lee, J. John- son, M. Schelhorn, B. Overmyer, F. Hawkins, J. Lang, S. Fogoros, L. Farmer, M. Seney, K. Picton, P. Steinberg, T. Black. THIRD ROW: C. Welles, C. Beishline, S. Heywood, E. Owen, S. Mc Kisson, M. Neipp, C. Rapoport, J. Ulmer, T. McArdle, J. Ulmer, E Ravin, J. Lukens, D. O'Hara, S. Rowe, C. Fulghum. FOURTH ROW: L. Curtis, W. Christen, J. McKillen, B. Pontius, J Bilek, G. McKisson, D. Weintraub, B. Baunach, J. MacMillan, D. Os mun, J. Waterman, S. Dwight, A. Lumm, R. Williams, T. Rike, J Kraemer. FIFTH ROW: T. Picton, P. Schelhorn, T. Pillifant, L. Phillipps, R. Pow ell, C. Wilson, B. Gray, T. Roemer, D. Pritchard, F. Schelhorn, R Shawaker, J. Vogel, D. Clawson, S. Meisel, T. Katchka, W. Thieman B. Harris. ABSENT: J. Ramser, N. Dybvig, N. Alvanos, B. Wittman, M. Trimble C. Smith, K. Todd, C. Baehren, K. Dybvig. FIRST ROW: S. Phillips, P. Frautschi, L Farmer, M. Schelhorn, J. Black. SECOND ROW: S. Bruhl, M. Trimble, S Rowe, S. Smith, S. Stewart, F. Hawkins. THIRD ROW: K. Todd, C. Fulghum, C Beishline, C. Welles, E. Ravin. FIRST ROW: R. Powell, T. Picton, T. Roe rner, T. Katchka, R. Shawaker. SECOND ROW: D. Weintraub, W. Christ- en, D. Pritchard, B. Gray, J. Waterman, J. McKilIen. THIRD ROW: S. Dwight, A. Lumm, B. Bau nach, D. Osmun, G. McKisson, B. Pontius. FIRST ROW: B. Britz, C. Smith, T. Black, D. Hopple, J. Donahue. SECOND ROW: M. NeiPP. S. McKisson, K. Dybvig, S. Ashley. 9 U 3 ma Qswi W 51 D 2- ,X ' 'X' if jf '3'z' 5 V 3 7? ., Q,,,, Q,gb 3, ui 2.6 . 1 Q . ff ' 9 1. J mn . Q X gk i til 3 I Ns 1 , A E . ' .Q 2. Sb Q xii wi Q1 L fr ar is -S-5 bf W '-YS il F V.' 'wSi:+ 355.5 ,, V55 -3 W 6' 1 5 y l THE TORCHBEARERS ' Mrs. Pampanelli Mr. Spindler ........,... 5 ig f pl lSecond Actl l I by George Kelly ' Hartman l l Mrs. Fell .....................,,..,.........,.. Diane Hopple - il ...........Tom Picton ...............Ken Davis ii Mr. Hossefrosse Mrs. Ritter ....... Florence .....,.... Mr. Twiller ....... Teddy ..,,......,... Nadine Walley ' Barbara Mindel ,..Alan Kirshner ' ..,..,..Scott Cole Mrs. Sheppard ......,,4,..,,..,,,.,,,.,,, Stage Manager .,...Kathy Kolva fi ..Bob Berkowitz The time is the present. The action takes place back-stage in a theatre. is 22 1 Telephone Operators ...... Man ........ George ......................,. Sgt. Duffy ..........,.......,... Three 1,11 , v l-ini SORRY, WRONG NUMBER by Lucille Fletcher Mrs. Stevenson ..................,,..,......, Lynn Cooper Lunchroom Attendant ..,....,. Western Union Operator Hospital Receptionist ........,......,. The action takes place bedroom. She overhears time is the present. ...,........Judy Lipsky Sonya Webne .loan Hartman ..........Sam Davis ..........,Dick Osmun ......Fred Schelhorn ......Laurie Phillipps Ellen Greenfield .Harriet Ebstrup in Mrs. Stevenson's a murder plot. The 4 ct Plays 61' T. Black, Director of The Torchbearers, E. Ravin, Director of Riders to the Sea, F. Hawkins, Director of Sorry, Wrong Number, Mrs. Smythe, Director. by J. M. Synge Maurya ..... ..........,....................... C arol Kloeb' Cathleen .... ........,..,.,............ M ary Schelhorn . Nora .........................,.............. Linda Morehead Bartley .........,..,................................. Pete Casey The action takes place in the kitchen of an Irish cottage. The family is mourning the death RIDERS TO THE SEA of Maurya's last son. The time is 1890. 'I2 24 Band A I L FIRST ROW: D. Pritchard, J. Vogel, R. Fowler, N. AI- vanos, R. Crowley, P. Brown. SECOND ROW: G. Kopf, J. Miller, C. Miller, C. Everett, M. Scharfy, P. Seiple, M. Shaff, D. Clement. THIRD ROW: J. Newhall, S. Weintraub, K. Orwig, J. Klein, F. Schelhorn, P. Everett, T. Picton. FOURTH ROW: P. Steele, L. Curtis, R. Shawaker, D. Marshall. FIRST ROW: M. Fowler, J. Stefango, D. Day, S. Hindman, C. Kelly, J. Todd. SECOND ROW: C. Cook, J. Lang, C. Cronan, S. Bruot, B. Wittman, B. Northup, S. Romanoff. THIRD ROW: C. Liles, C. Wolson, D. Baker, P. Schelhorn, A. Morehead, S. Bales, K. Roeder, J. Weisberg. M Dongt Open Until 26 J ff ,Q-, , f Let's twist again like we did lost year. Shoes for All Occasions iw X Fails and C, l C7 gal C' .X Kg. . l , all . 1 f ll ' .I -F war ,Q li A A 1 . if . Casual Clothes School Clothes fashions of l96l-62 'N l N J Rai .sr ' .efeffn f' inlet' ' , ' .. 'N 4 - -, .,4'?'4 1, Q 'Pl 1. V -, -. . ' ' -. - , -- f -- 4- .,- .. . In ,- - . . -- HP' - f-1 ,V - 4' I 9- ,M if 0 . y, -J . W,,.f' r- ..-L, , - 1.15 . - . Outdoor Clothes I' I Dole Clothes , K 1.3. ,.,,,t 'wld' . 1 if Mt pw 'bl 3 wi, 'Wit .. . 3 'Viv 'A A Hoirstyles NAMES: Spider, Veg, Pipe, Spoon. EXPRESSIONS: Slip me five, gyrote, hustle, flake off, cherry, tough, gross, geek, omoebo, mouth, Gretso, twink, owright, I don't believe it., Funniest thing, No lie., Do it ogoin. We like it. We like it., hoi, l soy how ore you, Thot's got closs. Dressy Date Clothes 7 X, fi: . .,, HW Raw iff- Q P. fi -v - ' 'mn gi Dvd. M 521- 5 , 7.25, is . QB Li Y agp' ,, Ze. - 3 1 3: ' ca-gi --,J 1 A fig :sg M5 -.ass 1. W A A X z MJ ff' . 5 r. '95, in MOLLY SPITZER Miss Dlesasa Candidates PAM GILBERT MARY SCHELHORN PAT BOONE Every year the senior class dedicates the Mesasa to on outstanding teacher. This year the faculty nominated six senior girls as Miss Mesasa SANDY candidates. They were selected on the basis of SMI-I-H scholarship, activities, citizenship, beauty, and personality. From these six, Pat Boone chose a Queen. The 1962 Miss Mesasa Queen is . . . Q-wsfefrf T 5 KAREN TODD MARY ANN TRIMBLE 129 Miss Mesasa k A .. PAT B 0 0 N E Jlnulry 9. 1962 JCM fl!! un .nm :mm- on.-. nm. v-.mm sun nov anon-1.1. nun nnaf. e, oem nur mu Lux-nn x wm un yn an .um or . px-mm an -- me 5040 yn-1 pr-nv mm-nn-. xm -n 1 annum ani-nn an nn .1 re 1-.ny un In nu no- gun 1 -mm. nf-nu, x -n uf--ny wx. an nm.. nm- uw. has .- nn. Mun- fn waz. rn un an mnqnwl-u .11 nv nm emnxunu -na 'nn mv... .xx nw mu .M mu.. xn mn. 1-nun. un-un -nun zu yu .ms mn- 'nun mu- mu- mgr. smm -nfl. snmnu 'f f - , . j if ,A MQ Fl! leon! Pm.. zr.n.-uf.- ' , 4 -of 3 x half' u h 5 I I un -nnunvnl f-'-1'-aa.,-Q-... ,ff-1-M 'ffrfg- . uf: , ,X .... I - www 2-wszifsiv ,Q W fS?i'Qi X -A fi -xm, -kwa-,'a :ig gi gssfljgi. ' P' 'fri' I v 4. 4 1 ll. w X 2 z REEVE KELSEY Presideni L v ROCHELLE ALBERT Treasurer Z 75, V 'DQ 1 an - C ff' nf N. STEVE COHEN V. Presiden! Q., . rv' r , I ' ,f FQ :iv .4 vi JOY BENSCHOTER Secretary .111 aux t i - 1 1 '1'x .A M F37 .. Qxfgiim- , XX Kathy Allen .,..... . ,fin Jim Anagnost t 5 be Bob Biefeld Margaret Cooper Penny Donahue 'X Elaine Glow Dave Bradley if an 42, .fi-X ' Rex Corwin .. T1 0 i ,.. 4 f Nancy Edelen Randy Goldman David Anspach -Q' - rf bi 'K it , Sue Bruot Q John Crowther Steve Baehren Pat Burnhiemer yqni 'Br a I1 I Tom Danforth 1, ir I Starr Barbour 1 7 e, B va 4 ,iv me ti IN 5 Wm , , ,xi-ef. - fx.: 4 . Cathy Carson C .ua .fl Q Q Gwen Dietrich Eric Barnum Jane Coombs l iv Annabel Dolgin 45, X xx New ,- ,fix A X . y i- ER' ' Q x Q + Gretchen Elder David Epstein Kim Farmer Ben Friedman ' . .3 X 'Y ' ii Q S' I ix Al' are 5 A I Marcia Goldner Sally Goodwillie Judy Greenfield Jett Habib 133 '41 4 Peggy Hanson 'Yi W, JN , . f 3 A, fm , f .f W, ,f Leslie Hopple Scoli Koegler Renny McKisson .-.X Q S 5 , Martha Muenzer Chris Harris 52' Paul Herron Sheila Jacobs ! 1 I A , :lg WA .W 1 Sara Kamke Si Bill Higley David Higgins Carolyn Kelly 'V K K i VN r T A. M, k,.-- , . yi e H ' t Lucy Lamberl David lloyd Kevin Lynn K ' V - V fr by 1.1 J 'R - X , K A 4 V h ' . . J Y 1 M' ,gf-if .QW '41 A fffif Susan McWhorter Judy Mehring Seth Merriman A ' A - ., ' 'N 1 A A Q T .,,, L , Jdml-IS Newhdll Nancy Norlhup Kenny Orwig Peggy Kendrick Mark Marenburg Q Sue Hindman I , ,Eggs R' Brenda Kenyon Bill Mallison 4.5: ., :iQl .7 ii i ' ' Ann Miller Mark Milslein Janet Paris Mu Bruce Pedersen 1. la cl f x tis .1 , y Fred Poneman Nancy Rowe f . vlK,,w. ,I if A V .. cindy smith I I t ff ,wr Margie Wallace l X 1' W., , , Cynthia Wuerful Melissa Powell 1 9' . gy S' -'F , I y Chris Schultz Q ' l 1, x Barbara Swartzbaugh Marcia Waltz Nancy Rand Q- Susie Segel W, 4-1' Kr Steve Swigart Pam Roberts Barbara Roeder Stanley Romanoff ras-1 4'-f Neal Seidenberg Susie Selple Jim Shopneck ,B Harriet Thal - L ,. .ab . as K. ii 'r X . fa Q' W l Y- -9 , f A 'S' . , . Q ,HL T' 'SRV shim Cathy Webb Tom Webb Sue Willard Alexa Wolson 36 4 -ri.. A DAVID WATERMAN President MARK ERLER Treasurer nf JANET STEFANGO V. President ANN MOREHEAD Secretory 1'-I7 P Ann Anagnost Chris Baumgardner 2 HL 38 Valerie Brown Q.. is .' H s s Albert Baker Peggy Boyd 11' Pam Burnheimer I l Q, ., I 5 fl M Tim Baker , 5 .SEX Barton Brodsky ' E. it if A f' X i 2 Sharon Burton f 'i a 1 9' 3. 'Q I Eve Davls Debbie Day Mark Devenow in 'Zi' 1 . . I-65 i 0 ' 'V 54 'Z 1 ig 9 -5- ' l ,S 1 . 2 X If Susan Dwight Judy Epstein Chris Everett i u i K as 9 We QM' Jane Balber I Samie Bales 5- ii f Mike Brooks Paul Brown Q ii' 'Dv , ,t,, i Richard Crowley Norma Danforth Rick Baribault Perrie Brown Chuck Davis 3 4 , . 3 is ' if Steve Dolgin Cathy Donnelly Anthony Donofrio - . g 5 . - 3 A A gf. '- ,g QQAQA. Ann Evers Lynn Faber Janet Fishler vm, ' if 'V BJ Marni Fowler Cynlhia Green 3, .QA Ellen Jamra 4 George Kopf xx ' x s Suzanne Marshall Doug Fox Debby Greenson Valerie Jamra ef- K 'X , I a Yr I John Lennox us, 'Tl Becky Mauk Jill Fruchlman Jim Hargreaves Bruce Jennings Sleve lenlz Tom McKenny Gail Gerber John Harris 55. . i , 5 x Bill Kampfer jill 7-4- Dena Gilberl ,.'- 'if be Anne Heywood Y' i Q I Y: 3 f' il i 3 Julie Keller Qs'- wx G i s f r atv Belsy lucke N 1 . - ::..,,'15 Q ,Z . . Al 009' -wif J' I dxf! .rr I Corky Gilmore Clark Husled 'X . ... I .- Y. ' , , .Q - -Qfgfiir -f 4 - 12'-'f,k:'5N' ' Helen Kendrick Terry Lucke Chip Liles ...V Q' 9 A E R, ' ' rl ., if my E--5 .' Q. J eff I 7 X i i Ex. Alan Mickles Chris Miller Rachel Miller 9 if S- E , X . S ,, .. , x A Q X4 Robert Northup David Redman Mary Sachs 4 f Q ,fe Karen Siskind Jeff Swartz 140 Rachel Osnowitz Ken Picton ,wif l .M any A . i -'K' 7, . . ' li I ,,. e , A David Potts Greg Richard l . , .. we , I Vtiuh h ' Steven Saxby cindy smith Steve Roadhouse Kathy Roeder f .4 i-i X?-'E in Richard Preston J 4 ,. Q Qi it W, '..27 Bennett Romanoff ' -Q George Quinn Leslie Romanoff if Q F' if M Ralph Scharfy Robert Seem Patty Seiple Ellen Shenefield A ilu ee Patty Smith John Sofyanos Lyman Spitzer W. g 1-nf Nancy Wasserman Joan Weisberg Skip Welber Dave Wolff Q 153- - Jeff Steinberg Craig Wolson 'F A 4' x s lf' 1 lift: x V , ef 'LF - X F Jeff Ziegler S-I sr Sv 1 .. - ? ' .. .Anti . 'I41 4 BACK ROW: M. Fowler, S. Saxby, D. Higgins, R. Kelsey, B. Higley, R. Albert, .l. Benschoter, C. Wolson. MIDDLE ROW: L. Faber, A. Morehead, P. Donahue, L. Hopple, S. Kamke, S. Cohen, M. Erler, D. Waterman S. Merriman, D. Wolff, J. Slefungo, H. Kendrick. SEATED: T. Baker, P. Kendrick, S. Willard, P. Hanson, Mrs. Braun. STANDING: Susan Willard, Secretary, Peggy Hanson, Treasurer. SEATED: Tim Boker, V. President, Peggy Kendrick, President, Mrs. Braun, Advisor. Director: Mrs. Rudolph, FIRST ROW: P. Seiple, J. Balber, D. Gilbert, S. Wickter, V. Jamra, N. Danforth, M. Fowler, E. Shenefield, J. Keller, G. Gerber. SECOND ROW: M. Sachs, P. Burnheimer, J. Stefango, K. Siskind, A. Morehead, S. Dwight, S. Marshall, C. Green, S. Bates, A. Anagnost, H. Kendrick, K. Roeder. Chorus Director: Mr. Snyder, FIRST ROW: B. Roeder, M. Waltz, P. Roberts, J. Benschoter, L. Hopple, M. Powell, D. Toms, G. Elder, A. Dolgin, S. Jacobs. SECOND ROW: P. Burnheimer, S. Seiple, K. Webb, B. Swartzbaugh, J. Coombs, N. Northup, R. Goldman, J. Greenfield, R. Albert, S. Willard, M. Wallace. THIRD ROW: P. Donahue, S. Goodwillie, C. WuerfuI,. A. Miller, L. Lambert, S. Kamke, M. Muenzer, K. Farmer, P. Hanson, C. Smith, S. Bruol, P. Kendrick. 'I4 44 FIRST ROW, left to right: Starr Barbour, Eric Barnum, Bruce Pedersen, Jim Newhall, Rex Corwin, Steve Cohen, Bill Mattison, Steve Swigart, Paul Herron, Mr. Worstell. ,SECOND ROW: Jeff Habib, Dave Bradley, Chris Harris, Ken Orwig, Tom Ports, Mark Marenburg, Neil Seidenburg, Ben Friedman. THIRD ROW: Bill Higley, Dave Anspach, John Crowther, Dave Higgins, Steve Baehren, Reeve Kelsey, Bob Biefeld, Tom Danforth. FIRST ROW, left to right: Chris Everett, Jeff Swartz, Terry Lucke, Corky Gilmore, Dave Waterman, R. B. Seem, John Thompson, Ralph Scharfy, Jeff Ziegler, Albert Baker,i Richard Preston, Mr. Felty. SECOND ROW: Bill Kamfer, Perry Brown, Steve Lentz, Steve Dolgin, Mark Erler, Jim Hargreaves, Ricky Baribault, Dave Potts, Steve Roadhouse, John Harris, Kenny Picton. THIRD ROW: George Kopf, Greg Richard, Dave Wolfe, John Sofyanos, John Lennox, Jeff Steinberg, Alan Michaels, Bill Purdue, Steve Saxby, Mike Brooks, Robin Northup. FIRST ROW: J. Shopneck, T. Danforth, J. Habib, R. McKisson, D. Higgins, B. Friedman, T. Webb, S. Swi- gorf, Mr. SECOND Felfy. ROW: J. Newhall, B. Higley, R. Kelsey, J. Crowther, F. Poneman, S. Buehren, B. Biefeld, K. Lynn, P. Herron. FIRST ROW: R. Preston, J. Ziegler, D. Walerman, M. Erler, S. Lenlz, D. Wolff, J. Hargreaves, T. Lucke, Mr Felly. SECOND ROW: G. Richard, J. Steinberg, A. Michaels, B. Purdue, R. Northup, M. Brooks, S. Saxby, M. Shaff 46 Girls' Sports FRONT ROW: J. Keller, S. Wickter, S. Bales, M. Goldner, D Toms, M. Powell, J. Coombs, S. Hindman, S. Jacobs, K. Farmer, S. Kamke, C. Kelly, P. Donahue, M. Waltz, P. Burnheimer. SECOND ROW: E. Shenefield, G. Gerber, D. Gilbert, J. Paris B. Roeder, L. Lambert, H. Thal, R. Goldman, L. Hopple, R. Al- bert, S. Goodwillie, J. Mehring, N. Northup, P. Hanson. THIRD ROW: N. Danforth, K. Siskind, H. Kendrick, V. Jamra B. Kenyon, M. Muenzer, N. Edelen, G. Elder, J. Benschoter, A Dolgin, N. Rowe, A. Miller, P. Roberts, M. Cooper, C. Smith. FOURTH ROW: K. Roeder, P. Seiple, C. Green, A. Morehead, S. Bruol, A. Miller, C. Schultz, C. Webb, S. Willard, E. Glow, B Swartzbaugh, M. Wallace, N. Rand, A. Wolson, P. Kendrick FIFTH ROW: B. Lucke, J. Stefango, M. Sachs, R. Miller, V Brown, C. Smith, J. Epstein, L. Faber, P. Smith, N. Wasserman K. Donnelly, B. Mauk, P. Burnheimer, D. Day. SIXTH ROW: A. Anagnost, S. Dwight, R. Osnowitz, J. Weis- berg, J. Fishler, J. Fruchtman, C. Baumgardner, D. Greenson A. Heywood, M. Fowler, E. Davis, E. Jamra, L. Romanoff, J. Balber. Cheerleaders may '! Q nfs F' . A -45 Ami. I g f Left to Right: Barbara Swartzbaugh, Patti Smith, Sally Goodwillie, Chris Baumgardner, Leslie Hopple, Marni Fowler, Judy Mehring, Debbie Day. wx' Q 3' 51 fish ..--W 5 - M1 I 1' lr r' Q ,,,.,, . , .. -- 4, I z .' K 4 I 'M' 1 M ,E , m Y . e' l m -,N xx .v 4' . ,N ,y wx, ffl .V , m f f 1 b - xt - ,i . .. XQttv . 'uf' W ' . ' , X ,wr ' . , U . - M, KU, xi I L . 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Stefango Dr. Morton Steinberg Dr. and Mrs. Gordon M. Todd Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Varsity Club Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Todd J. W. Trimble of Ottawa Hills A. F. Vogel Keith Wilson L. E. Yunker We wish you smooth sailing in the years ahead F1 B i3:ifQxs in your life for good! SPECIALIZING IN COSMETICALLY CORRECT PRESCRIPTION EYEWEAR Professional Opticul Service l929 Parkwood Ave. Physicians 6' Surgeons Bldg. W. Central 6 Middlesex C1 806 Madison Toledo, Ohio LUBRICATION EXPERTS ATLAS Tl RES-TUBES-BATTERI ES JOHNSON SOHIO SERVICE BANCROFT G' MIDDLESEX TOLEDO 6, OHIO Phone IE 6-9025 SCHORlING'S FANCY GROCERIES and M EATS if Free Delivery Service ir jE 6-4681 3115 W. Bancroft in Old Orchard AMER ,ruin nixxx ll !llEilIl KXXVA' III! xl! Zf liillll uri T X COMPLIMENTS QF COMPLIMENTS OF The Campus Cleaners AlSTON STUDIOS 2132 Middlesex Drive 1511 offawa Dr. TO'edO' Ohio TOISCIO- Ohio B. 1. w1NFREY E. G. STACKLYN Ev-5-4928 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 THE REICHERT FLOAT and MANUFACTURING COMPANY TOLEDO 6, OHIO H. C. AIBRING COMPANY 734-740 Summit Street Wholesale CIGARS-ClGARETTES-TOBACCO- CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES HERFF JONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Designers and Manufacturers of Distinctive class jewelry . . . graduation announcements . . . medals . . . trophies scholastic awards. P. D. Cook, Representative P. O. Box 38, Maumee, Ohio Wellington F. Roemer Insurance Inc. All Forms of Insurance 3448 Secor Road Wellington F. Roemer Tod Roemer OFFICE PHONE OReenwood 9-75ll HOME PHONES jEffe rson 6-7 l 98-j Efferson 6-9606 Ruth Reynolds Village Shop -Casual Clothes and Sportswear- 2863 No. Reynolds Road Toledo l5, Ohio Phone IE 6-8443 l52 w Craft Mastere w PAINT-BY-NUMBER SETS the art of creative reIaxation MAN UFACTURED BY PALMER-PANN CORPORATION 328 No. Westwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio COMPLIIVIENTS OF UNIVERSITY IANES 2567 W. Bancroft IE I-2821 OTTAWA HIllS GIFT SHOP 'H of TV' Ch p HP B I g Y H S d S E d 3055 West Bancr COMPLIMENTS OF FLOWER MARKET, Inc. 3906 Monroe St. CReenwood 5-1 121 Compliments of MEHRING-BUIlT HOMES 48 years as Toledo's Foremost Home Builders 555-559 Spitzer Bldg. Distinctive Design-Custom Craftsmanship CH 1-6171 'ffum am Jim aww TO Lownsbury Chevrolet 801 FRONT STREET Merv-jack-Bob Lownsbury OXford l-2445 THE LUMM Kmpomtion, COMPLETE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION HEATING-AIR CONDITIONING-PIPING SYSTEMS 3151 South Avenue EVergreen 5-2527 Toledo 9, Ohio 4 s. G. CARSON and ASSOCIATES GENERAL AGENTS AETNA LIFE INSURANCE LIFE-ACCIDENT GROUP INSURANCE LbbyO F T I d 4 ? I!I ? fPROmOTE Fence Ldomo FISGHTRS. CLLLB dB ld g Oh BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF S62 PEMBERTON CADILLAC COMPANY I4I 5 jefferson A Toled 2 Oh For Office Equipment. . C iq COMPLIMENTS if Q ' E I5 J 'X Supplies o Furniture o Machines OF A lk l Sens FRIEND . M- a 1 L Clfffifalf Ig fI2O 0fLJ Q. 11523-,fx ifwk CH I-1193 323 Er Q X? WILLIAM R. VAN LUVEN Representing Shop at REYNOLDS CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER RIVER RAISIN PAPER CO. Division of UNION BAC-CAMP PAPER CORP Product Engineered CORRUGATED AND SOLID FIBRE CONTAINERS Toledo Office-CH-3-8134 Monroe Plant-CH-I -7700 6 COMPL1 MENTS OF COMPLI MENTS OF RALPH SHAWAKER CQMPANY FLORENCE SHOP Distributors of IN THE coLoNY HEAT'NG APPARATUS JUNIOR AND IvIIssES APPAREL MATERIALS HANDLING AND ACCESSORIES EQUIPMENT 2210 West Central OR 5-0622 17-17111 sneer, Toledo, ohio 1 COURTESY OF HYLANT-MACLEAN INSURANCE 1501 TOLEDO TRUST BUILDING TOLEDO 3, OHIO 7 5Ull0f'5llUfl9f Bob Eddy Buick i Co. Pharmacy, Inc. 4340 W. Central TOLEDO'S DOWNTOWN BUICK DEALERS SINCE l9l5 Ottawa Hills Shopping Center '62- Buiclzb, rm, the Hn- 52 New and Progressively C-rowing Convalescent 8' Supply Rental MONROE STREET 12TH to l3TH Free Delivery 1E-1-1420 JE-1-1429 CH l'3'65 ARE YOU SATISFIED? Grownups know that personal grooming is important if you want to get ahead . Teenagers sometimes forget to look at themselves objectively. So that boys and girls could see themselves as others see them, a full-length mirror was installed in the main corridor of a high school in Buffalo, N. Y. Boys checked shirttails and trouser lengths- 1 even started wearing coats and ties. Girls A mirror is a amustn at school u ' l at stopped to tuck in blouses or rearrange their home . . . anvwhere. Always check - - your appearance before going out. . hair. Renewed pride came to ws a good habit to form and this school-all because of a mirror! others will notice. L-O-F PARALLEL-O-PLATE GLASS When you buy a mirror, be sure it's made of L'O'F Parallel-O-Platef33 glass, twin-ground for Twin-Ground for the Truesf Reflection truer reflections and more freedom from LIBBEY- QWENS- FORD distortion. You'11 find a wide selection at your F Z - f fmniture, glass or department store. Engl al G N ml GLA 158 CHURCHIll'S SUPER MARKET, INC. 2845 West Central Ave. Toledo 6, Ohio FFFM at ChurchiII's is the guide post to the largest variety of the finest FAST FROZEN FRESH MEATS in America. Keep your freezer space well stocked. Congratulations... TO THE CLASS OF I962 Central at Talmadge OTTAWA HIllS GULF SERVICE IOHN M. WETTSTONE, Proprietor PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone IE 6-0136 CR-9-7888 W'TH glllllbll. Ungar, EVERY GOOD Distinctive Clothing-Personalized WISH Service FROM THE GIRLS SUBTEEN IUNIORS UNITED SAVINGS Ottawa Hills Shopping Center-Central at Talmadge Foafftcf Low IE 6-6717 II ,I Open Monday and Thursday Evenings ad, 951 0950 sv-'IX Till 8130 9 SMORGIISBOIIIJ CLARENCE aww - MICHIGAN TRIO curse gughly . 2 . s y f ' ' 7. P fungi 5 Ciossii suzvzmfs .- 'U' G ?EE5E::,.,,,., .,.,.,,,. . ,..,,,., . Offerin g th e fine st in Wining, Dining and Dancin g and featuring authentic Swedish Smorgasbord and full c i Q American dinners. Entertammen nl htl 2 M Y Q - Dm Mum f 30 P- ' li lf- IIIIIII -f'f'if+' il- '.- I DWM10 - '- 'O 2 11-M- I '- - an L ... f wu--q-f-- If if ,. W' , 2, -, --4 fyf? rig, . .H 5060 Monroe Street near Tolmadge Road Phone: Gkeenwood 9-7375 A. H. LUMM fnmpanq, COMPLETE DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF VENTILATION-EXHAUST-AIR SUPPLY SYSTEMS 3151 South Avenue EVergreen 5-2527 Toledo 9, Ohio COMPLIIVIENTS OF THE NEALE-PHYPERS COMPANY, INC. 2I38 Madison Avenue GENERAL INSURANCE CH 8-6604 CH 3-7528 ' R. W. Diemer L. T. Raybuck 6 S. S. Cochrane Harry Nickerson COIVIPLIMENTS OF THE TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY 322 E. Woodruff Avenue Phone CHerry I-2297 ToIedo's Leading Towel and Linen Rental Service KABAT fnmpanq, CONCOLEUM-NAIRN FINE FLOORS TILECREST CERAMIC and PLASTIC WALLS 3 . GENERAL ELECTRIC TEXTOLITE PLASTIC COUNTER TOPS Detroit, Michigan Toledo, Ohio The Lathrop Company Offices: 1510 Montcalm 0 Mail Address: BOX 772 - Toledo 1, O. C O N T R A C TO R S BEST WISHES TO THE i962 OTTAWA HILLS H. S. C-RADUATINC CLASS FROM JIM WHITE CHEVROLET OHIO'S LARGEST CHEVROLET DEALER l3th and Monroe CH-I-3I4l james T. Davies William C. Cors O Dave Davies Insurance SM Toledo Sm im A Cafeterias Coffee Shop GENERAL INSURANCE SERVICE Ch 3-8227-3-8228 ISI4 Broadway Toledo 9, Ohio Cocktail Lounges Service Restaurants Pastry Shops DOWNTOWN SUBURBAN Madison at Erie Westgate Shopping Center Nationally Known for Good Food 2 'Ulm 5f0fl2, KDJL man, and young. man, DAMSCHRODER'S DOWNTOWN TOLEDO SINCE l9l6 COMPLIMENTS OF MAX CONRAD COMPLIMENTS or ORCHARD DRUGS Store No. l Store No. 2 3059 W. Bancroft 4025 Talmadge Rd. jE-6-l9l l 474-850l Earl Bean Clarence Gelow Bntbzlz, fhan, avmaqz lwuzm The Bailey Construction Company ' Eu IE -2' alfa, M I 7729-V I MYRTLE FLOWERS by Allwin M. Schroder 1441 Secor Rd. INear DorrI Phone jEfferson 6-4621 Toledo 7, Ohio TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE A Constant Endeavor To Please FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Member Allied Florists Since 1901- TOLEDO SCALES TOLEDO'S BEST KNOWN PRODUCTS HONEST wslom INDUSTRIAL AND RETAIL SCALES RESTAURANT DISHWASHERS o FOOD MACHINES Compliments of WESTGATE IUNIOR IVIISSES SPORTSWEAR AND APPAREL IN GOOD TASTE STUDIO 4 m I COIVIPLIMENTS OF THE FRED CHRISTEN 8. SONS CO. CONTRACTORS GMM? 446626 Meet me at the Hillcrest TOLEDO'S FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT CENTER tableware 8 containers - Z i., I-IHU'aJE7 'n I Q- Q- glg, ueozv ibn Yr 6 I ' ' I I Q H , VI Q Q Q-P an 5 Paperboard K4 Wm DUEISSIIILEL I ki .HKD LJ glumwaudsgfls Glass Pressure Li ,V-I X orrugale Ipplng Boxes comamrs ,F A 5 3 ' 5 II' Z I 1 I W W I QQ ig QE on Plastlc Dinnerware If Rlgld Plasllc Bollles Closure and Plasllc Sneclallles 2 scientific industrial Building ' rumors I -L I V' I X - +1 ,rrr E I I , - N E I l:.?:::::'5: fl E l I j D H I ' Krwlo sanu Q C of E' I HEMINGRAY Glass Tubing KIMBLE KIMAXO THINLITE B' ,yd V' Glass Insulators and Glass Rod All-Glass Televlslon Bulbs Glass Plpe Curlaln Wall Panels Glass Block Q dj 0 MAKERS OF Q PRODUCTS 0WENS'ILLIN0IS Ph KIMBLE GENERAL OFFICES - TOLEDO 1, or-no armaceutlcal Glassware COIVIPLIMENTS OF LOUISVILLE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY GULF Phone IE 6-0279 RCAD SERVICE HILLTOP GULF SERVICE Bancroft and Richards Road CECIL TOLLISCN wlms-Hur DRIVE Home af Super King Hamburgs Reynolds Road at Nebraska Sylvania at Lockwood Secor at Sylvania Central at Monroe Collingwood at Detroit 1962 Mesasa Statement of Income and Expenditure SOURCES OF INCOME: Hush money from seniors .... ..,.......... Staff contributions ............................... Rent from Business Manager's Falcon ........ For retouching faculty pictures ............., Sale of waste paper ..................,.....,... Fees from Editor's consulting service .... Salvage of Miss Wygant's high heels .................... Sale of art editor's paintings to Mad Magazine ....... Patrons .,.,....,.,...,.... ....,.......................... . .. Total ....... EXPENDITURES: Gasoline for business manager .......,.. Christmas present for Miss Wygant ..,,.......,.. Afternoon snacks for staff during December ....... Expenses of advertising staff ...................... Bail for advertising staff .............................. Afternoon snacks for staff during January.. One gigolo-Patti Yun ker ..............,.........., Repairing .Iim's camera .......... ....,.......... New camera for Jim .,........... Valentine for Mrs. Houck ........ ......... Down the drain .............................................. Afternoon snacks for staff during February ......... 2,500 reams paper ............ ...................... One typewriter ............... Typewriter ribbons ............................... One gigolo-Karen Wilson ...........,.......... Afternoon snacks for staff during March ....... lndia ink and pens for art staff ........................ One night on the town-Graeme 4f21!62 ......... Bicarbonate of soda-Graeme 4!22!62 .... Afternoon snacks for staff during April ......... Tires for business manager's Falcon ....... Erasers .............................................. One gigolo-Molly ............................... Mother's Day present-Mrs. Houck .......... Afternoon snacks for staff during May ......... One big date-Miss Wygant .................... Convention expenses at Bowling Green ...... Midnight oil .............................,........................,,,,,,,.,,......,,..,..... Engravings, printing, covers, handling, and costs for 500 copies of the 1962 MESASA .....................,..................,..................... ..... Total ....... S 600,000.00 .03 .23 300,493.07 90,000.00 .09 4,000.00 5,506.51 .07 S1,000,000.00 S .58 .08 987.75 5,073.00 10,000.50 2,982.43 .13 100.04 742.53 .07 4,000.01 1,075.00 89,000.00 1.69 86,032.00 .13 2,140.00 12,000.00 85.84 .13 4,000.90 1,000.00 777,870.40 .13 .06 1,100.75 .12 1,000.03 800.03 5.67 S1,000,000.00 Dear Readers, Many people who made this year's Mesasa possible will not find their names on the staff page since the annual is a senior proiect. Without their cooperation, however, we could not have compiled this book for you. Thanks must go first to the teachers, who have patiently allowed us to interrupt their classes for activity pictures. Thanks also to Dr. David Katchka for lending us his camera and to the Leonard Farmers for letting us use their home for picture-taking. Without the hard work of the business staff, headed by Graeme Bell and Miss Wygant, you would not have this book in your hands now. The money they raise from advertising, subscriptions, and patrons is the only thing that allows us to incorporate the best features in our annual. The staff should be commended for its fine work. I personally would like to thank the staff members, who worked hard to meet deadlines and who dreamed up the novel features that make the 1962 Mesasa one of the best yet. And last, but not least by any means, thank you to Mrs. Houck for her help and encouragement in this production. MW 'I6 WW Dwyw W M 1 , 1 I J 1 v . I U . .,. n J 1.1L J? Autographs A ldfxbdfgofvc ,cfgpw v V w M Aff - AM bimigfbay JAP LM f Q Xxcaxovf Q MW M Away QW Wm V DK? KV 1 b W4 0 W V P Twiwwgb by uf' M y, lv TV: J I V'-f if Qi in 1: ' A ' Y 'I 1 Q M-F! . J 3 QQ. 7 ' H9 -'77 of f ,A V A ' 'Q' Ko I lf, ft' ' vi x x . 1 ' NR X V 9 tg ,f 'T 44' fS 21i? f ff Barber, Kristina ............................ Albert, Steve .... Albring, Bob ....... Alexander, Sue ...... 92 77 ,..........57, 94, 95,107 Alvanos, Neal ..... ...... 6 4,108,111,124 Arenson, Eddie .................... 57,99,107 Arenson, Jeff ................ 70, 84, 92,100,110 Ashley, Jim ..........,................................... 57 Ashley, Sue ,,,,.....,....,,...,., 64, 117,118,119 Atkins, Nancy .,...,.. 57, 94, 96, 98,117,118 Atkins, Patty .... 70, 84, 94, 95, 96, 98 Attwood, Kathy ......... ,117 .8, 24, 54, 94, 96, 98, 101,103,107,108,114 Babbs, Rusty ................,........... 64,107, Babcock, Louise ........ 64, 94, 93, 95, 96, Baehren, Chris ...,................ 57, 94, 98, Bailey, Bush ............. Baker, Dick ........ Baker, Rhody ....... Balber, Jessica ......,.........................., Barnum, Kathy ...... Baron, Judy ...... Barron, Ginger ............ Barton, Jery ..,...,,....,........,........... .8, 24, 54, 77,107, 110 117 108 109 ..57, 94 70, 94, 96 57, 94, 95, 98,107, 108, 113, 116,117,118 94, 98,117 64, 94, 96, 107, 121 .70, 84, 92 1 19 Baunach, Bruce .......... 57, 77,109, 118, Becker, Marilyn 8, 24, 54, 94,107,114,123 Beishline, Carol 25, 54,107,117,118,119 Belknap, Lynn ................ 57, 93, 94, 95,107, 117 118 1 Bell, Graeme .,8, 25, 54,107, 112,115,126 Bell, Roger ...........,..............,............. 70, 110 Berkowitz, Bob ..........,......,.............. 58,122 Berkowitz, Kathy ..,...., 25, 54,107, 116,127 Berkowitz, Margie .......... 64, 94, 95, 96, 117 Biefeld, Miller ...,. .................................. 6 4 Bilek, Joe .,,....... ......................, 6 4, 77,118 Bilek, Nancy ..... ........ 8 , 26, 54, 94, 96, 98, 107,113,114,121 Black, Judy ..,.,.. ,....,, 8 , 26, 54, 107, 115, 117,118,119,121 Black, Tracy .... .......,. 5 8, 93,94,107,117, 118, 119, 123 Bonnell, Bob .......,..... ............ 6 4,77 Bradford, Dennis ......,...,....,,..................... 64 Brady, Jim ...............,................................ 70 Britz, Beth ......,.., 58, 95,107, 117,118, 119 Brown, Carol ............ 70, 94, 95, 96, 98, 117 Bruhl, Sue ..,........, 8, 26, 54,107,113,115, Brunsting, Sue Bruot, Russ ........ Bryant, Lanny Burkhart, Penny ................ Burton, Sally ..... Butterworth, Pam Cameron, Kendy Carman, Monte ...,..........................., Carman, Toni Carson, Betsy Carson, Mary Carfer, Candy Carver, Penny Casey, Pam ...... Casey, Pete ...... ......8, 117, 118, 119 ...,,....70, 94, 95, 96 es, 77, 92 N 96, 98 27, 54,107,112,114 58,98, 107 65, 1 09 84 65, 94, 96, 100, 107 ..71, 94, 96, 98,117 ..65, 94, 95, 96, 117 58, 94, 95, 96, 98 94, 96 27, 54, 77, 107, 109, 115,116,123,126 119 118 Christen, Walt ..l ...,. 8, 27, 54,115,118, Clawson, Dave .................................. 65, Clement, Dorothy ......,.,........... 58, 107, 124 ' 117 Clement, Faith ................ 65, 94, 95, 96, Cohane, Gayle ..,..,....,... 71 , 84, 94, 98, 117 Senior High Index Cohen, Sue ...,,.. .............. 7 1,98 Cole, Scott .... ................... 7 1, 84,122 Collins, Sue ,..,.................... 58, 94, 96,107 Cook, Carol , ,,,,,...,,, 71 , 94, 95, 96, 98,124 Cooper, Jim .,.., Cooper, Lynn ....... 111 ........71 , 94, 95, 96, 98, 100, 117, 122 Cooperman, Gary .............................. 71, 84 Corwin, Bob ....,...., 28, 54, 77, 107, 108,109 Crampton, Ann ,.,,.,...................... 94, 96, 98 Cronan, Carol .,..,... 94, 95, 96, 98,117,124 Cunningham, Mary ..71, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 cupp, Ted ......,,.....,..,..,,.......,..,,... 70, 71, 92 Curtis, Larry ....,,. ..,.,...71, 84,118,124 Dauphinais, Bill .,,................. 58, 77, 99,109 Davis, Ken ............,... 58, 99,107,110,111, Davis, Sally ,.... Davis, Sam .... Day, Jane .,.....,,.. 112,116,122 94, 98,107,108 ...,.,...65,100, 107, 122 94, 96 Gunderson, Pete ....,.. ............ 7 1, 84 Haney, Mark ............................ 65,110,111 Hargate, Mimi .,72, 94, 95, 96, 98,100,117 Harper, Gary .,..,...............,....... ........ 5 9,111 Harris, Barney ,,,,...,.,,,...,.,..,. 65, 77, 92,118 Hartman, Joni 31, 54, 94, 98,113,116,122 Hartman, Judy ...... 32, 54,94,98, 107, 112, 114,116,122 Hausman, Nancy ..........,,........,........... 59, 94 Hawkins, Fran ............ 8, 32, 54, 94, 96,112, 114, 117, 118,119,123 Hawkins, Fred ...................,.. 32, 54, 77,120 Hawkins, Joyce .....,.............. 65, 94, 95, 108 Hawkins, Shirley ............ 72, 94, 95, 96,117 Held, Linda .,.............. 33, 54, 108,113,116 Herbst, Charlie ..........................., 72, 92,110 Heywood, Bill ........ 33, 54, 77, 99, 100, 103, 109,120 Heywood, Sleffie 59, 94, 96, 107, 117, 118 Hlett, Katy ............... Higgins, John .......... Higley, Hotman Joanne .. n, Bill ....... Holden, Jay ...... Decker, Nancy ...,.. ........,... 5 8, 94, 95, 98 Donahue, Jill ....... ........ 5 7, 58,94,96, 98, 117, 118, 119 Donofrio, Lowell ..... ............. 6 5, 77, 109 Dorkins, Griff .,,... ........................... 9 2 Dorrell, Jackie ......... 65,94,95,96 Dorrell, John ..... ........,.,.......... 6 4, 65 Dwight, Steve ....,. ...,.... 7 1,92, 118,119 Dybvig, Karen ...,,........,.. 65, 94, 95, 96,119 Dybvig, Ned ..... ........ 2 8, 54, 77,107,108 Ebstrup, Harriet ............ 58, 94, 96, 98,122 Edmunds, Jim ................,... 58, 77,107,111 Edmunds, Kay ........,. 71,94,95,96,98,117 English, Madelyn Epstein, Claire ..,...... Everett, Preston .... 71 , 94, 95, 96, 98, 99, 117 ......58, 94, 116 ........71, 84, 92 Faber, Penny .... 71, 94, 95, 96, 98,100,117 Farmer, Lynda ...... 8, 28, 54,107,108,114, Holden, Muffy .......... Hopple, Carol ........... Hopple, Diane ..,...... Howard, Bob ..,,......,, Howard, Carolyn Huntington, Babs Huntington, Emily Johnson, Gayle .. Johnson, Jane .... .72, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 84 . ........ 59, 94, 96, 98 ...,..,..,65, 92,110 54,113 117 .59,65, 94, 96, 98,117 ,.,94, 96, 98,107,112, 117, 118, 119,122 59, 1 ,....,65, 94, 96, 98, 107 07,11l,112,116 107 ......72, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 ,...,...59, 98, 107,117,118 Kabat, Tom .,34, 54, 77, 100, 109, 126, 127 Kahle, Frank ................,..........,........ 59,120 Kamke, Karen ......,....,.......... 65, 94, 96, 107 Kopp, Judy ..70, 72, 84, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 Kasle, Jill ........,, 66, 94, 95, 96, 98,107,116 Katchka, Penny ........ 66, 93, 94, 95, 96, 117 Katchka, Tom 34, 54, 77, 109, 116, 118,119 117, 118, 119 Fetterman, Sharon ..............,...,,.,....,......... 59 Fleck, Gretta ...,.......,.............. 59, 94, 95, 96 Fleck, Marianne ................ 59, 93, 94, 95, 96 Fogoros, Nancy 71 , Fogoros, Sandy Fowler, Rick ...,...... Fowler, Ted ....... Fran kel, Joey ....... Franklin, Jim ,........, 94, 95, 96, 98,117,118 ...,........29, 54,112,117 .......59, 120, 124 ...,..,,71, 84, 92 , 84, 92 , 84, 92 Franklin, Nan ........ 59, 94, 96, 99,107,117 Frautschi, Pat ......... ...29, 54,107,113,114, 117,118,119,12l Friedman, Hugh ...................,.,.. 29, 54,111 Fruchtman, Sue ..,...., 65, 94, 95, 96, 98,107 Fulghum, Carol .... 8, 54,114,117,118,119 Gilbert, Pam ..............,, 30, 54,107, 114,120 Gilmore, Chic ..................,......... 65,92,110 Gilmore, Linda ..,... 59, 94, 95, 98,108,116 Glow, Karen ......................................,,.,.... 59 Goldner, Paul ,,...., ,.,,.,.,,.,.............. 6 5, 107 Gomberg, Lisa ............. ' ...71,94,96,98,117 Goodwillie, Dave ...................... 30, 54, 109 Gray, Bill ..................., 31 , 54,107,118,119 Green, Laurie .,.,....,...,............... 71,98, 117 Greenberg, John Greenfield, Ellen -59, 94, 98,107,116,122 Griem, Vicki ........ 31,54,98, 107, 113, 115 Gunderson, Madeline .,,....... 65, 94, 96,107 Kearney, Robert 111 Kenyon, Wendy ............ 66, 94, 95,107, 117 Kllchenman, Jim ..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 34, 54 Kirshner, Alan .......................... 72,110,122 Klein, Jim lSeniorl ..,, 35, 54,107,109,112, 115, 127 Klein, Jim lSophomorel ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 66,124 Kloeb, Carol ........ 66, 98,107,108,1l7,122 Kobaker, Jeff .............,......,.,...,,,,., 72, 84, 92 Kolvc, Kathy ............ 59, 94, 95, 96, 98, 122 Kopf, Richard ,..... , ......,,...,..,,,,,, 72, 84, 92 Kraemer, Jeff ...... ....,....., 6 6, 77, 111,118 Kraemer, Jim as, 54, 77, 107, 109, 111, 114 Kransberger, Gay .... 35, 54, 94, 96, 98, 107, 114, 115, 127 Kransberger, Nancy 72, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 Lang, Judy .... 8, 36, 54,108,114,117,118, 124 Lee, Eddie ...,..,,,,,..,.,...,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 72, 84, 92 Lee, Sue .................. 66, 94, 95, 96,117,118 Lentz, Fred ..............,.,..,.,..,.....,,,,.,,,,,,, 66, 77 Levine, Barb ...... 36, 54, 94, 95, 96, 98, 107, 108, 113, 114 Lieber, Mike ...,. ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 5 9,110 Lipsky, Judy ..... ..,.......,., 7 2, 94, 98,122 Lloyd, Martha ...... ,....,,,, 7 2, 94, 95, 96, 98 Lloyd, Steve ...,.,,... .,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, 5 9, 99, 110 Lockhart, Gene ....... 171 1 I L 7 Loop, Chris ..,... Laughran, Bill ,..,.. loughran, Jim ,..,.. 84 84 .......,36, 54,107,109 Loughran, Joan ............ 54, 94, 95, 96, 107, lukens, Jean ..... 108, 117 .......54, 94, 96, 107, 114, 117, 118, 126 Lumbattis, Sara ........ 66, 107,108,117, 118 lumm, Al ................ 60,107,11l,l18,119 lumm, Carol ...... 70, 72, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 luneberg, Bill ....... ................................... 6 6 Luttenberger, Dave .......................... 66, 107 MacMillan, Jim .......... ......... 6 0,118 Mahoney, Elizabeth ..... .............. 7 2 Mahoney, Russ ......... .,...........,... 6 6 Marshall, Del ........ .,.......6O, 124 Mather, Mike ...........,................................ 72 Mattison, Gege .....,...............,...,.. 66, 94, 96 Mayer, Jeanette .... 60, 94, 95, 98, 107, 113 Mayne, Bob ........................................ 60, 77 McArdle, Tina ............ 64, 66, 93, 94, 95, 96, 117, 118 McCready, Bill ...... .....,.... 7 7, 99, 109 McKillen, Jeff ........ ...,.......,..... 6 6,118,119 McKisson, Dan ..,.............,......................... 66 McKisson, Geof .,....., 38, 54, 107,108,109, 118, 119 McKisson, Sue ..... .,...... 6 0, 94, 95, 96, 98, 117, 118, 119 Mehring, Bob ......................,. 38, 54, 77,109 Mehring, Lynnie ........ 23, 38, 54, 93, 94, 96, Meisel, Dena 102,103,107,114 Meisel, Sam .....,.....,..,, 66, 99,107,116,118 Mensing, Marilyn 94, 95, 96 Meyers, Geof ......,. 39, 54, 77, 99, 100, 107, 109 112 1 Michael, Mary Lou .,...... 66, 94, 95, 96, 98, 107, 116, 117 Miller, Debbie .......................,.................. 66 Miller, John ...,.......,.......................... 72,124 Miller, Judy .......... 39, 54, 94, 98, 107,108, 112, 114, 127 Miller, Martha 60, 93, 94, 98, 108,117,118 Mindel, Barb .... 72, 94, 95, 96, 98,117,122 Mindel, Fred ...... 39, 54, 107, 109, 114, 127 Moore, Dave .......,....,..........................,.... 66 Moore, Sue .............. 60, 94, 95, 96, 98,112 Morehead, Linda ......., 40, 54, 94,107,108, 113, 114, 122 Morgan, Bob ...................................... 66, 77 Morgan, Jim ........,.,........................... 60, 77 Morton, Mark ..23, 40, 54, 77, 107, 109, 115 Moskowitz, Hyla ............ 60, 94, 96, 98, 108, 1 16 1 17 Mulford, Lou .... 40, 541 120 Mulford, Sally ................,,.......... 73, 98,117 Netpp, Mary ............ 66,107,117,118,119 NeiPP, Morton .... 110 Neuhaus, John .................. 60,107,111,112 Newhall, Katherine ..,.....................,. 67, 117 Newton, George Nikazy, Janet ..,.. .....73, 94, 95, 96, 98, 117 Nissen, Dave .........................,.................. 67 Nopper, Pete ....,.. Northup, Bill ..,. 107, 109 O'Hara, Dell ......,....... 41, 54,107,113,114, O'Hara, Patti .... 117,118 1 17 Osmun, Dick ............ 41, 54,103,115,118, 119,122 Senior High Index Osnowitz, Sam ..........t....................... 60,77 Overmyer, Barb ...,........ 60, 94, 95, 96,112, 117, 118 Owen, Eve .............. 41 , 54, 94, 95, 96,107, 108,112,114,117,118,127 Parks, Mary Ann 60, 94, 95, 96 Potneou, George .......................... 67, 77, 92 Penner, Craig .................- ,........................ 6 0 Phiinpps, Kathy ...... 61,94,95,96,99,100, 107, 108 Phillipps, Laurie ,,,............ ,73, 92, 118,122 Phillips, Sunny .... 42,54,114,117,11a,119 Picton, Kathi ....t............... 61,107,117,118 Picton, Tom ............,. Pillifant, Tom ....,....... 73,118,119,122,124 92, 118 Ponemon, Barb .............. 67, 94, 96, 98,107 Pontius, Bill ............................ 111,118,119 Potter, Bill .,..., 42, 54, 77, 99, 107, 109, 115 Potts, Dick ........................................ 77,107 Powell, Rick ..........,..............,..,. 67,118,119 Powell, Sharon ...................... 73, 94, 96, 98 Preston, Nancy ........ 42, 54, 93, 94, 96, 107, 113, 114, 127 Pritchard, Dave ..43, 54,109,118,119,124 Purdue, John ..........................,................. 61 Ramser, Jim ................,............. 67,107,110 Rapoport, Carol 61,107,112,116,117,118 Ravin, Ellen ......,..... 43, 54, 94, 96, 99,107, 108, 114, 117,118,119, 123,126 Rawling, Janet ..73, 84, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 Reichert, Bob ............................ 61,107,111 Rake, Tom ,................ ..........,..... 6 1,77,118 Roadhouse, Dave .............. 43, 54,100, 109 Roemer, Sue .................... 67, 94, 95, 96, 98 Roemer, Tom .................... 61,109,118,119 Rowe, Shelley ..,......,.... 54, 98, 99,107,1 114,117,118,1l9, 77 82 08, 127 Rudy, Glenn ........................ 54, , ,109 Schaefer, Janet ..,.........,. 67, 94, 95, 96, 117 Schaefer, Mary Ann 73, 94, 95, 96, 98,117 Schaefer, Ron ......,...,........... 67, 77, 92, 109 Scharfy, Chuck ..........,,.,....,.,...... , .....,..,... 61 Scharfy, Madelon Schelhorn, Fred ,....... 67,110,118,122,124 Schelhorn, Mary ...... 54,107,112,116,11 7, 118,119,122 Schelhorn, Pete ................ 73,110, 118,124 Scholz, John .....,.... 54, 111 Scholz, Tom ..........,............................. 73, 92 Sedgeman, Kathy ............ 73, 94, 95, 96,117 Seeger, Andrea ....... ,73, 94, 95, 96, 98 117 Seem, Terry ................................ 67, 77, 110 Seiple, Tom .,....,....................................... 61 Seney, Margo 61, 94, 95, 96,107,117,118 Sharpe, Meg ..,..........,.... 67, 94, 96, 98, 117 Shawaker, Ralph ...,.. 61,1l0,118,119,124 Shekter, Mimi .......,.... 61, 94,107,10B, 113 Shulok, Kenny ...... .............,..,.,.. 7 3, 84, 92 Singer, Mark ..,........... 57, 61,107,109,112 Siskind, Joan ....,............. 67, 94, 96, 98,107 Smith, Carol 45, 54, 94, 95, 96, 98,108,114 Smith, Chris ...,..,..,....,.., 67, 94, 96,107,119 Smith, Diane .................... 61.94, 95, 96, 98 Smith, Sandy .,....,. 45, 54, 94, 96,106,107, 114,117,118,119 Smith, Sharon .. ....., 57, 61 , 93, 94, 95, 96 Smith, Steffie .......... 46, 54, 94, 96, 98,107, 108,114 Snavely, Dave ........,........................... 67, 92 Spitzer, Molly 46, 54, 99, 107,108,112,114 Staelin, Steve ......., 57, 61, 77, 100, 109, 120 Stebing, AI .......................... 62, 77,109,111 Stebing, Gary ............................ 73, 84,100 Steele, Polli ...... 73, 94, 95, 96, 98,117,124 Stefango, Denis ,...........23, 46, 54, 77,107, 109, 115 Steinberg, Jean ..47, 54, 107, 108,112,116 Steinberg, Peggy ...... 64, 67, 94, 95, 96, 98, Stewart, Sharon 107,117,118 . ..... 47, 54, 94, 96, 99, 107, 108,114,117,118,119 Stranahan, Trudy .................... 73, 94, 96, 98 117 Strater, Mary .............................. 73, 98, Straub, Marilyn ..............,......................... 73 Swartz, Arlene .................................. 67, 107 Swartzbaugh, Na ncy 67, 94, 95, 96, 98, 117 Tasch, Betsy .......... 47, 54, 94, 107, 108, 114 Thieman, Walter Thompson, Glenn Thompson, Laura ......67,107,110,111,118 110 .,,.....62, 98,112,116 Timmerman, Allan ..............,.,................... 73 Todd, Chris .......................................,...... 48 Todd, Jean ...... 74, 94, 95, 96, 98, 117,124 Todd, Karen ..48, 54, 99,100,101,103,1l4 Toms, Steve ......,.....,...............,.,......,...,,.,... 67 Trimble, Mary Ann ...... 48, 54, 99,101,103, 119 107,10B,114, Ulmer, Jane .......,.... 62,94,96,98,117,118 Ulmer, Joan . ........... 62, 94, 96, 98,117,118 Ulrich, Barb ..........,......... 67, 94, 95, 96, 117 VanHartesveldt, Al ......................,........... 62 Vogel, Jan .......... 49, 54,107,108,112,115 Vogel, Jim ......................,......... 67,118,124 Walley, Bryan .,......,... 49, 54,107,111,116 Walley, Nadine ........,..... 64, 67, 94, 96,107, 116, 117, 122 Waltz, Dave .............,.... .. .................... 67,77 Wasserman, Amy .,..........., 68, 94, 95, 96, 98 Waterman, John 62,99,100,107,118,119 Watson, Mark ...............,..,..... 70, 74, 84, 92' Webne, Ron ...............,......,......,....,..... 74, 92 Webne, Sonya ..... ,..........,,. 6 2,113,122 Weinrich, Lancer ........,....................... 62,77 Weintraub, Dan .,..... ...62, 77, 109, 118,119 Weintraub, Sue ........ 74, 94, 95, 96, 98, 124 Weisberg, Sam ..,,...................... 49, 54,107 Welber, John ............................................ 74 Welles, Christie ........ 50, 54,107,108,113, 114,117,118, 119,126 Wernert, Scott .,.......................... 50, 54, 111 White, Tim ..............,.................,... 68, 77, 92 Wickter, Patty 62, 94, 95, 98, 112,117,118 Williams, Ralph 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