Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1966 volume:

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I W K ' U-. , ' ' 1:52422 1a'f 21rE7I5'3?i?' e Y, A-33: 1 -- :lffliff ff61!1l. a::.p::..cl:':1:l- ' -V 7 4: Q55-LTq,j...,.. ftvt' 321725 'fin rj:-Q:E'T.. ,reg 1, saw H ez. f, 1 ' -r VJ- :r Q-::' .93 :FZ - 'el' . :,:,',v I-J-lf .. l PQ: 2 '1 f is ' f . ,,....,n 1 CHARLES R. ALEXANDER, B.S., M.A. Mathematics, Coach ROBERT J. BARBER, B.A., M.A. History 12, Counselor, Dean of Boys MARIA E. ARCOCHA, B.S., B.A. Spanish, World Affairs Advisor HELEN BOC KEY, B.S. Librarian MARINA V. BAKER, A.B., B.S. French, American Field Service Advisor JAMES R. BOGAN, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts, Driver's Education, Jets Club Advisor HELEN R. BRAUN, B.A. English 7, Junior High Chairman, Junior High Student Council Advisor CLARENCE R. EGERT, B.Ed., M.Ed. Mathematics B RUBY S. BUCK, B.A., M.A. Typing, History 7, Notehcxnd, Future Nurses of America Advisor DONALD D. FONTAINE, B.A., M.A. French, Testing Chairman THOMAS J. DOCIS, B.Ed., M.Ed Physics, Science 7, 8 JOHN W. GRAY, B.A., M.S. Biology, Science 8, Audio-Visual Advisor MARCIA C. HOUCK, B.Ed. English 9, Mesasa Advisor RICHARD KUZMA, B.S. in Ed. Physiology, Physical Education, Coach PAUL R. HUFFMAN, B.Engr. Mathematics 8, Coach GERARD E. LONSWAY, B.S., M.S. Music, Band FRED KREUTZFELD, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Chemisfry, Coach VANCE D. MCCARTER, B.S English 12, Speech, Drumaiics Drama Club Advisor ri fi --?-xg?-FN ,r -' 6 it ,. Wu HARRIET McCLURE, B.S. Home Economics NORMAN NIEDERMEIER, B.S., M.S. Biology, Coach, Varsity Club Advisor RONALD D. MEANS, B.A., M.Ed History 9, 'l2, Student Council Advisor, Coach JEAN RICHARD, B.S., M.Ed. Remedial Reading, Future Teachers of America Advisor LUCRETIA MEEKS, B.A. English io TEMOLEON G. Rousos, B.Ed., M.A, Junior High Counselor -:fi . EI! 'Y 3: A ' ' E, :Q-x 'LW' 4-K - s 11 274 if 'Fei - A . -5, ETHEL B. SAGER, B.A., M.A. Latin, Counselor, Dean of Girls, Attendance PATRICIA SMYTHE, B.S. English 8 DONALD F. SATTLER, B.A., M.A. English II, 12, Reading Improvement RONALD M. STEWART, B.S. History 7, 8, Coach MARTHA G. SMITH, B.A., M.A. English Il, Journalism, Arrowhead Advisor WAYNE A. STEWART, B.S., M.A. Athletic Director, Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Coach -, Tl l A .fIt.ElLiil..... 5 1 , ,V,,. X V, H Si . ll' '13-3 is N. l - 5113, ' N V. ', -13 FLOYD D. STROW, B.A., M.A Mathematics GLENNDA C. WHITMAN, B.S Physical Education, Girls' Athletic Association Advisor JOYCE SUNDERMAN, A.B. Latin, Y-Teens Advisor J. DANIEL WOODWARD, B.F.A., M.F.A. Arts and Crafts ROBERT C. WALTER, B.S. History 'I 1, Coach KARL WORSTELL, A.B., M.Ed. Mathematics, Coach YT? vfl OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Dorothy Hardesfy, Mrs. Juanifa R. Lease, Mrs. Pauline King, Mrs. Eloise Felton. 4 CUSTODIANS SEATED: Mary Burnefle. STANDING: Harold Kingsley, Orville Metzker, Gordon Veben sfad, Leo Hoag. Abseni from picture: August Zimmerman. ef 14 -JJ.: 52-.m :iii- jf, Y W J..-ff ' + .vu A 9 yr, QM! 'ffzj 4 ar ..,u1L,!x,:.i5.'I visa k , L1 iii wa, A WTVH ' J u 04 ...JJ Mrifag U! WfL0lf'iQ my 1 F .J ' 23 'E SENIOR OFFICERS The Class of 1966 will remember its final year at O.H.H.S. as a culmination of learning, activity, and accomplishment. We gained valuable knowledge from our senior teachers and advisors. Our spirited group enioyed the weekly TGlT's, Homecoming, and the Prom. However, we want to be remembered most for our achievements and our con- tributions to the progressing student hody ot O.H.H.S. Bob Biefeld, President ROCHELLE JANIS ALBERT STEPHEN STEWART BAEHREN CHARLES STARR BARBOUR IV World Affairs 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Vice-President Boys' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Secretary 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed l, 2, Ensemble l, 2, Basketball l, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Football 2, Golf 2, 3, 4. 3, 4. il fi ' I ly, l guru as V V' A N. . i i' ' 5'0'L:4Pa4 l A A V. .,, .TN xx . Q My squad is better than Moose and his woody . . . yours! . . . Rocky . . . Mr. Gotcha! . . .Joy in the morn- Krueger's namesake . . . A ning, noon, and night . . . under stitch in time-. the full moon. 'ea 'W f E' I -y-3 ! mx' ,Vwn gl W A . N135 it za' 3' ', A NQJO 11, R ' L , ,M f 'ff ' . at Q3 ,Wt -,..., J- Tw-T, - ' .s-.' t f if-ff it . 4 iii' L s. ' , - ' et You meet the nicest people on a Honda-Margaret , . . Starr . . . F:800? . . . a Radical Fourth. 25 ERIC EUGENE BARN UM World Affairs 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Cho- rus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Manager 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. The little black bug . . . Rico . . . henpecked? . . . Gretchen! . . Come fly with me. 26 JOY ELLEN BENSCHOTER Student Council l, 2, Class Ser- geant-at-Arms l, World Affairs 2, 3, Future Teachers l, 2, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Cor- responding Secretary 3, President 4, Girls' Chorus i, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT MALCOLM BIEFELD Class President 4, Class Treasurer 2, Drama Club 3, 4, National Hon- or Society 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketball l, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Math Seminar l, 3, 4, Quiz Bowl 4. 'E T tw. ix 5. s H N, T it . A girl's best friend is her dog OUR candid cameraman . . . . . . Bubbles . . . Student Council Humpty. . .Mr. Kreutzfeld's friend Queen . . . Joy-is a boy named . . . leader of the BIG SENlORS. Steve. GERTRUDE LOUISE BLACK DAVID ORIN BRADLEY Audio-Visual Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Dra- ma Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Musical 4, Varsity Club 4, Band G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. l, 2, Football 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Jets Club 2. ' vi l A . get ' uf Q!! SUZANNE MARTHA BRUOT World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Future Nurses l, 2, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Fabulous faces . . . Trudy . . . My TRlGinosis . . . Dave . . . Mr. Lotinum amo . . . SueBee . . . lousy car . . . onward Christian Docis's other comedian . . . The loves to be on time to English . . . student . . . Baloopl Discus Thrower. greenhaired twin. IE-is PATRICIA ANNE BU RNHEIMER Future Nurses 35 Treasurer 45 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus I 2, 35 Ensemble 3, 45 Mesasa Edi torial Staff 45 Attendance Secre tary 3, 4. i: - .5 I, ' -,.,-,z-eu 1 sq?-4 fs A - 5' Wt ii 5 IQIEW Q 2 , I I 1 I f' 1527 ' 1-.ji It , i. 1' t 1' - 'Kiki . . . Vw A , ' ' X ' fa , P NE . . . L? , L - ,T 5. fxj fl ., A -- A 35.2. 5 12 L 's fs-A, V .. get H nw fl er Y - 4-E:-.PA Fin :- we 2 ft 22442. -,. '- - sea W-5.3.1 f nfl' I, KATHRYN WILLIAMS CARSON World Affairs 3, 45 Future Teach- ers I, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Na- tional Honor Society 45 Y-Teens l, 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. Animal lover . . . Pat . . . He This will be the death of me yet! wouldn't biteI . . , l have to . . . Kathy . . . pint-sized wonder work at Kresge's . . . absence- . . . sweet and petite. minded. 28 MARGARET MCLAREN COOPER World Affairs 45 Drama Club I, 2, 3, 45 Thespian 3, 45 Future Nurses 25 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Girls' Chorus I, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. All right, you guys, keep your dis- tance! . . . Marg . . . Starr's in my eyes . . . a model figure. MARY ANNE CROUCH Lyons Township High School, La- grange, Illinois l, G.A.A. 2, Y- Teens 2. Hmm, T.U., page- . . . Mary Anne . . . love that Theta Chi guy . . . Bifsy . . . sophisticafion. GWENETH ANNE DIETRICH Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Musical 3, Future Nurses 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, En- semble 2, 3, 4, Honors Music 2, 3, 4. We can make music fogerher . . . Gwennie . . . Miss Music . . . There is only one Gwen. v- -.nl ANNABEL DOLGIN G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus l, 2. A Bye now, gof fo go and sei my hair . . . Terry . . . Frog gy's friend . . . Xavier . . . the Hut nut. 29 PENNELLA GAY DONAHUE World Affairs 45 Drama Club l, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Corresponding Secretary 35 Thespian 2, 3, 45 All School Play l, 2, 3, 45 Musical 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 25 Y-Teens 3, 45 Arrowhead Staff 3, 45 Co-Editor 45 Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 3, 45 Honors Music 3. Bound for Broadway . . . a Penny for your thoughts . . . only in miniature . . . Oklahoma hello! 30 GRETCHEN ANN ELDER DAVID SAUL EPSTEIN World Affairs 2, 3, 45 Drama Club Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed l, 3, 45 Future Teachers 'lp G.A.A. Chorus 3, 45 Basketball Manager l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 l. Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. 4 ' wir-2' N .--N Q I N lnuz Y. if -frr ff 'f f 5 5 HONEYE - 5 ef - , -.,. Q.. li it f Special bulletin , . . Gretch . . . Oh, Honeybucketsl . . . Eric . . . What are you doing New Year's Eve? The alley is my home . . . Dave . . . I think the final score will be- . . . Bowl 'em over. KIMBERLY CREW FARMER Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3 4, All School Play 2, Musical 3, GA.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DAVID FENIGER Maumee Valley Country Day School I, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Golf 2, Track 3, 4. BENJAMIN SCHULLER FRIEDMAN Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres- ident 4, World Affairs I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Sequoian Staff 2, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Quiz Bowl 4. C-iv-. ,Tl .n I lf, X 4-mvt f 2 . Z -y Memories Are Made of This . . So I'll ski on one! . . . Fen . . . Raaahhh! . . . Ben . . . subtle Kim . . . lt WAS just a joke . . . Heads up, handsome! . . . She's . . . The Kid . . . Racke-teer . . . the To Granclmother's house we go! good-looking, she's good-loolo paisley tie. ' ing! EINAR HANS FRYDEN Trollhattans Hogre Allmanna, La- rouerk, Sweden l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, Band 4, Football 4, Track 4. All-American Swede . . . Einar . . . Parl6z-vous francais? . . . Actions speak louder than words . . . classy clarinet. 32 ELAINE FRANCES GLOW World Affairs l, 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Musical 3, Future Nurses l, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ensemble 4. L Always using her head . . . Glowie . . . Smile--it makes people won- der what you've been up to! . . . troublemaker fltfl. RANDY MEG GOLDMAN Class Vice President 4, World Af- fairs 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Musical 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2. Love is for the birds . . . Meg . . . I 'long' for my hair . . .curly eyelashes . . . stuffed, but slender. MARCIA FAY GOLDNER World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Future Teachers 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arrow- head Staff 3, 4. Me, study? . . .Mushie . . . The police are welcome at MY party! . . . Louie. SARAH FOOTE GOODWILLIE Class Secretary 3, 4, World Af- fairs l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Freshman Cheer- leader l, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. I wish I could go, too . . . Sally . . . best Foote forward . . . What can I do with three dozen roses? JUDITH GREENFIELD World Affairs 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Musical 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l,.2, 3, Arrow- head Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, Mixed Chorus 4. If it goes, I go! . . . Beans . . . Arrow head . . . Where's the gab session? . . . Senior hack. 33 nf 'QPF THOMAS CORNELL GROFF JEFFREY THOMAS HABIB MARGARET ELIZABETH HANSON Start High School l, 2, 3, Varsity Class Treasurer l, 3, Audio-Visual World Affairs 3, 4, Future Teach- Club 4, World Affairs 4, Mesasa Crew l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, ers 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Area Rep- Business Staff 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, National resentative 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, 4, Track 3, 4. Honor Society 3, 4, Mesasa Busi- Y-Teens 'l, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial ness Staff 4, Williams College Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Book Award 3, Quiz Bowl 4. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4. I didn't study enough! . . .Broth And then there was light . . Sports Illustrated . . . Peggy . . . . . . Tom Swift-stolen from Start .leff . . . quiz-whiz . . When does baseball season . . . What do you mean, 'What's X: -b -L-Vg start? . . . Veni, vidi, vici . . . Euchre?' T' Oh, boy! 34 PAUL MIDDLETON HERRON Class Vice President 25 Class Treasurer 45 Audio-Visual Crew I, 2, 3, 45 Chess Club I, 25 Drama Club I, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Thes- pian 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Business Manager 45 Harvard University Book Award 35 Basket- ball Manager I. L 'ik Two points for a basket,- . . ...Paul...TheEggandl.. He treasures the Seniors . . tending to business. DAVID ZOOK HIGGINS WILLIAM EDWIN HIGLEY II Student Council 25 Class President World Affairs 45 Drama Club 45 I5 Drama Club 45 Musical 45 Var- Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball sity Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Mesasa I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Co- Editorial Staff 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 45 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Golf I5 Tennis 25 Track 3, 4. di? Sports car . . . Zack . . . Super Scrub . . . Sister Susie sneezes . . . Wipe your feet! Captain 45 Track I. l'm only looking for a Coke . . . Hig . . . Superleader . . . I am the greatest! . . . Miss Sager, I overslept. SUSAN KAY HINDMAN MARTHA ANN HOLDEN Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Mesasa Editorial Slaff 4. Penn Hall, Chambersburg, Penn- sylvania 2, Drama Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Y-Teens 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. My dog's bigger than your dog! Just hanging around . . . Muffy . . . Sue . . . straight, silky hair . . . Mr, Means! . . . Bob said , . . Norman's ONLY a foot this,-! taller! 36 ' 5363 5 2: . LESLIE HELEN HOPPLE World Affairs 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-al-Arms 4, National Hon- or Socielfy 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Freshman Cheerleader 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2. Who fook my engine? . . . Lolli- pop . . . Only her hairdresse knows . . . cufe and quief . . furquoise bomb. I' SHEILA MAUREEN JACOBS World Affairs l, 3, 45 Drama Club l, 25 G.A.A. lp National Honor Society 3, 45 Y-Teens l, 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Section Head 45 Girls' Chorus l. S , .ff -,, ,iv J ' xiii 51:5 :fy -V' A ill , if-1, ' -,zwf M t - 5 Skipping gym class again . . Sheila , . . Mark my word . . Michigan, here I come! . . . un derclassmen watchdog. JACK FOSTER JONES SARA JANE KAMKE Class Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Basket- Drama Club 3, 45 Thespian 45 Mu- ball l, 25 Football 2, 35 Track 2, sical 35 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Y- 3, 4. Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Freshman Cheer- leader lg Reserve Cheerleader 2, 3. E i, Q' f T T T 5 , n T we t it fw- su ,N ' Wg, . I Q, f T 19341 .1 I f ---:-: if A V Q : I Q I -E? 1 , 29. ,7 xx , X F xslt. .614 Drummer Boy . . . .lack . . . I I don't know what to do for my prefer blondes . . . tan suede candid! . . . Sara . . . My Boy- boots. friend's Back . . . decisions, deci- sions! . . . Huckleberry and Bu- kowski. ALICE ANN KAPLAN World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Thes- pian 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Co- Editor 4, Girls' Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ensemble 2, 3. The paper is hot off the press . . . Alice . . . poetess . . . Eulalie Mac- Kecknie Shinn . . . I think he means 'peep'l 38 F-., sig CAROLYN JEAN KELLY World Affairs l, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. I finally made a basket . . . Carolyn . . . Best things come in small packages . . , freckles. MARGARET MARY KENDRICK Student Council l, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Class President 2, A.F.S. Com- mittee 4, World Affairs 4, Future Teachers l, 2, 3, Program Chair- man 2, Vice President 3, G.A.A. 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Sequoian Staff 2, Girls' Chorus l, Franklin Marshall Book Award 3, Math Seminar 2, 3, Quiz Bowl 3, 4. 69 ls., :si Doesn't every writer start out in a garret? . . . Peggy . . . Yes, l have to swim again this year . . . Quiz Bowl cutie. BRENDA PAULINE KENYON LUCY LUDINGTON LAMBERT DAVID ROY LLOYD World Affairs 2, 35 Drama Club Class Secretary 25 A.F.S. Commit- World Affairs lp Boys' Chorus l, 2, 35 Future Nurses l, 25 G.A.A. tee 45 Future Teachers 25 G.A.A. 25 Mixed Chorus l, 25 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens lj Mesasa Edi- l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society Manager l. torial Staff 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Mesasa ' 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. 5, X Q x This is my masterpiece! . . . Brenda . . . Mr, Niedermeier, how are your fish? . . . How could I be late to school? Editorial Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 'l, 25 Mixed Chorus 3, 4. No, my squad's better! . . . The Great White Hunter . . . Fudge Chooch . . . Hildy's NOT fat! . . . Mr. Sattler's candy-man . . . . . . Sunday at Lambert's? . . . Bolack. Renny, l'm hurrying! 39 I wks KEVIN VIKING LYNN Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Track 4. MARK ALLYN MARENBERG Baseball I. STUART REYNOLDS McKISSON World Affairs 3, Boys' Chorus 3 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Basketball I 2, Track 2. ,': 'Ev u . , g I 'v I ' 4 '01 l li ff' 7 Early morning study hall. . .Kevin lt's TIME to sleepl . . . Rollo I have nowhere else to sleepl' . . . My family is going to Ann . . . Beatle haircut and tight pants . . . Ras . . . glass ankles . . Arbor with me . . . the philos- , . . Ruth. Breakfast of Champions . opher . . . The Cynic's Corner. Hurry up, Lucy! 40 l SUSAN MCWHORTER World Affairs 3, 4, Future Teach- ers l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 3, 4, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4. W, ,. 4, No, Kathy, l'll help you! . . . Sue . . . Let's get organized! . . . future chemist? . . . speeding again?! fe.- iam,- JUDITH ELLEN MEHRING Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Girls' Chorus l, Freshman Cheerleader l, Re- serve Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. ANN CARROLL MENTZER Future Teachers 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Girls Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 M-,,i,,, .,,,. NH' l -3.1323 ,, ii:s.Ef.:..'.f. Checking out the situation! . . . Shhh, can't you read? . . Bugs . . . loves those weekends Mentz . . . loves those Sylvania with the girls . . , peppy . . . night boys . . . ace home-ec student. owl. SETH GRANT MERRIMAN Ill ANN CHRISTINE MILLER MARK LOUIS MILSTEIN Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4, Chess World Affairs I, Fufure Nurses 2, Club I, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, G.A.A. 'I, 2, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' 2, 4, Cross Country 3, Swimming Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. I, Math Seminar 3. I 57575, if I '33E'?'1? m e Q 3:32322 in qzarifai' ' 7 hgzesfzff f' Fgaiiifii ' . , mggf .. . I .iv V r - 1 iz is 'Z .L '. 9 '4 0,45-. 4 Le1's fake a swim . . . Seth . . . I can eat more than you canI! Looking fhrough American Gov- Checkmafe . . . Whaf's study- . . . Killer.. . . Speak, Peppie ernment . . . MoIe . . . aiways ing? . . . This is the Dead End. .. .Mad Mustang . . . Hi,Too1s! lends a helping hand . . . fhe sleeper. 42 MARTHA MUENZER A.F.S. Committee 3, 4, World Af- fairs l, 3, 4, Drama Club 'l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3. What am I supposed to do with this? . . . Mart . . . good old gym class . . . l won't be ac- cepted! JON MICHAEL NACE Marion High School, Marion, ln- diana l, 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Thes- pian 3, 4, All School Play 3, Mu- sical 3, Math Seminar 3. Spider, where're Snake and Eee? . . . Mike . . . TGlT serenade . . . scholar . . . Singing is such a strain! JEFFREY JUHN NELSON Varsity Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Swim- ming l. l'll get this thing running again! . . . Rocky . . . sophomore girls . . . Mighty 44 . . . short, dark, handsome. KENNETH RAY ORWIG JR. JANET ELLEN PARIS Audio-Visual Crew l, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs l, Drama Club l, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers l, 2, 3, Staff 4, Jets Club 2, 3, 4. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Mescisa Editorial Staff 4, At- tendance Secretary 4. BRUCE ARNOLD PEDERSEN Track 2, 3, 4. r , fi-,vm ., A I :- 7 ' ' L' . ' W Hlium 1 ' . TY' ' , .5 - mf - . C' X ,Wi V Ns, lam , J' ,ff Strummin' up rx storm . . . Kenny Thank heavens for the tele- Student shop teacher . . . Goose . . . purpleascot . . . Come here, phonel . . . Janet . , . I want . . . Down by the Riverside . ,little girl. to go to Miami because-l . . . skittles and bumper pool. ' Want cn ride? 44 'Y' LESLIE FRANCES PINKUS Amphitheater High School, Tuc- son, Arizona l, 2, DeVilbiss High School 2, World Affairs 4, Drama Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 3, 4. B W 'I wish I had learned how to play this! . . . Leslie . . . open house hopper . . . Where's TGIT? Wi FREDERIC BRUCE PONEMAN Student Council 3, Class Vice Pres- ident l, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, All School Play 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Ensemble l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4. MELISSA MARIE POWELL World Affairs l, 3, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, All School Play l, Musical 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Honors Music 3. Q.- How do I Iove me, Iet me count I think I found your trouble, the ways! . . . Conrad . . . Do Tony . . . Melis . . . Sing, dance, I have to get my hair cut? . , . Oklahoma hello! away I go . . . Rosie. 45 NANCY SMITH RAND World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Art Editor 4, Girls' Chorus l, Mixed Chorus 4. gm uli . i 'C C s NW l've got a joke for you! . . Nancy . . , l'm a 'Marks'isf . . I could have 'dyed'! 46 LESLIE MERRILL RASKIN DeVilbiss High School l, World Affairs 3, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Me- sasa Business Staff 4. l can'f find a fhing fo eat! . . . Leslie . . . Bird-woman . . . favorite hangout-The Golden Cue. BARBARA ELLEN ROEDER World Affairs 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens l, Mesasa Business Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4. ,- g will . A . 2,5 . .42 -.,yi-1' .u 1:11 Let's see, fhe motion of the pro- iecfile, divided by- . . . Barb . . . Camp Sforer is my second home . . . carrot-fop. 2 2 JOHN ROBERT ROEMER Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble l, 2, 3, Baseball l, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. l'll drive, Hugo, you haven't got a license! . . . Bobby . . . Cas- sanova , . . jumping John on water skis. STANLEY MARVIN ROMANOFF JR. NANCY KATHERINE ROWE Audio-Visual Crew l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Chairman 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 'l, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed 2, 3, 4, Thespian l, 2, 3, 4, All Chorus 3, 4. School Play 4, Musical 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Jets Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4. No, you can't have the projector today! . . . Stan . . . technician turned actor . . . teenage disc jockey. 4, ,sw ' T 4 .1 I ' , ,,.,. lnrnq ,I a' . 1 - . T A N, 1 fbi I, - ', -'F-l:'F ,LQ-f I' '14 , - A 5 3, .' C T M ' ' yas - .-'+wf.f'12' T'-, 4' ' Y X. ,1,f'- ' Af -rbi , Sv, I Q, 'Q u' 'fx f- 'fn' - ,W ,yea--:-, sf 1.-,'--jgz '4Z1,: f -A f f-M' ,E 'Sit :, ' J' Q -4.v?,E,'!'?.i-fjf' if-Q-:J iz is it Ji s- i'L?w5k,, g 'I 1 , it ' ,2::' -J1 s :?'?5f:', 'JW ,- .+,.. ':' -f 5 .. Hass, , -t . if k Y 1 V ..,.. is Invader of O.S.U .... Rowsie . . . one-man woman . . . graduation present . . . always a friend. 47 CHRISTINE LOUISE SCHULTZ SUSAN CAROL SEGEL NEAL SEIDENBERG World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Future Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Future Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2, World Teachers 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Nurses I, 2, Future Teachers 3, 4, Affairs 4, Basketball I, Football 2. Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Y-Teens I, 2, Girls' Chorus I, 2. 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4. ' -C s 'v'i-. 7' 1 . ' 152 ,I Y a v,' 1 N I, , 1-L' , my X x- ' 'ff' Xi .P 3 L - xx xl, - 'FG I r A sse f I fa. 1: ' I .,., W In .- The bIonde's bomb . . . Chris . . anyone for Jacks? . . . Keep- ing up with the JonesesI 48 Home-made sunshine . . . Susie . . . drive much? . . . everyone to FRISCH'S? . . . an endless ward- robe. C QI Don't laugh, l've never done it before! . . . Neal . . . Mrs, Marks is NOT the janitor! . . . Paul's reliable passenger. H JAMES GARY SHOPNECK World Affairs 35 Boys' Chorus 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Basketball l, 25 Football 45 Track 2, 3, 4. It followed me to school today . . . Stein . . . can't stand girls . . But my house is so far! MARLENE ELLA SHOPNECK DeVilbiss High School I5 Y-Teens 2, 35 Arrowhead Staff 3, 45 Busi- ness Manager 4. I y EAM BARBARA ANN SKUTCH Clayton High School, Clayton, Mis- souri l, 25 World Affairs 3, 4, Drama Club 45 Future Teachers 3, 45 Program Chairman 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4. W , .VEF V a , . , f ' . 5431 Qi ., ' X to -,., W I 2 -5 W L - 3:33-' L ' lr, ,ii i all lrrlr KM-, 5- 1 - 5 A - 2' ' iii-fit,f,, L41f f 4, P' 1. Dear Denny,-! . . . Eloise . . . l'd like to make a collect call Arrowhead's business is my busi- to- . . . Skutch . . . Spirit of ness . . . O.S.U .... ls it true St. Louis . . . Poodle . . . Yoohoo, blondes have more fun? Mr. Walter! 49 is CYNTHIA CHERAL SMITH World Affairs l, 2, 4, Future Nurses l, 2, Secretary 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LAMSON SWARTZBAUGH Drama Club 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President l, 3, Secretary 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2 3, Freshman Cheerleader l, Re serve Cheerleader 3. STEPHEN HERRICK SWIGART Student Council 2, Chess Club l, Musical 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Manager 2, Track 4, Swimming l. Oh, gee, l can't tumble today! Not as good as my homemade! The girl next door . . . Blimey . . . . . Cindy . . . capable student . . . Barbie . . . l don't want to Christmas at Aspen . . . always and athlete . . . Oh, drat! spear the Knights . . . 'l5-30-40 manages to do things right. game! 50 HARRIET SUE THAL World Affairs 2, 35 Drama Club 45 G.A.A. lg National Honor Society 3, 45 Arrowhead Staff 35 Girls' Chorus l. ,.,, K hw' V --4 '. ,-f. -- ' Back-seat driver . . . Harriet . . , Who will it be tonight-Joe or Steelie? . . . sea and ski. JANET THIEMAN Student Council l, 25 Class Vice President 35 World Affairs 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 President 45 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Reserve Cheerleader 35 Math Seminar 2. JONATHAN ROBERT TITTLE Abington High School, Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania l, 2, 35 Stu- dent Council 45 President 45 A.F.S. Committee 45 World Affairs 45 National Honor Society 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4. 397' I LOVE to give showers! . . . So there was all this candy left Janet . . . leader of the G.A.A. over and-! . . . Y.A. . . . faster pack . . . But Mr. Kreutzfeldf' than the speed of light-THUD!' . . . the Young Philadelphian. -, gif: ,-. If DIANA LYNNE TOMS World Affairs l, 2, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Attendance Secretary 3, 4. The blonde Morticia . . . Dinah . . . California Could Not Hold Me , . . Orchard Drugs . . . greenhaired twin. 52 MARJORIE ANN WALLACE A.F.S. Committee 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Secretary 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3, Vice President 4, G.A.A. l, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2. Want cr ride? . . . Margie . . . avid Michigan fan . . . soap op- eras . . . Europe's best the sec- ond time around! CATHERINE LOUISE WEBB Student Council 3, 4, Class Secre- tary l, A.F.S. Committee 3, 4, World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Future Teachers 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Me- sasa Editorial Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Sequoian Staff 2, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, En- semble 4, Math Seminar 2, 3, Quiz Bowl 4. Super Skier . . . Cathy . . . From Russia With Love . . . The Mesasa is going to be the GREATEST! Lf, 4-Ins. .iv IJ. THOMAS IRWIN WEBB JR. SUSAN LEE WILLARD WILLIAM HARRY WOLFE Student Council 4, Representative- Future Teachers 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, World Affairs I, 2, 3, 4, Drama at-Large 4, Class President 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Arrowhead Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, World Affairs 3, 4, President 4, Staff 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3, 3, 4, Chess Club I, 2, Basketball National Honor Society 4, Mesasa Mixed Chorus 3. I, Football Manager I, 2, 3, 4, Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Tennis I, 2. Tennis 3, 4, Varsity Club 4. THIS is what a Representative-ab Comb-work's better than home- Believe me, he didn't do it! . . . Large does! . . . Webber . . . work! . . . Susan . . . He's the Bill. . . for every girl a Wolfe love that European food . . . ls Mayne one . . . Germ City . . . whistle . . . breakfast for 9I, you ready, ski King? our sharp BLADE reporter. 53 ,f ALEXA SUE WOLSON World Affairs l, 2, 3, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, All School Play 4, Musical 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Girls' Cho- rus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, Honors Music 3. Myfavori1e face! . . . Lex . . . ace actress . . . big black Caddie . . . born foo early. CYNTHIA CAROLYN WUERFEL Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arrowhead Staff 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, En- semble 4. The cymbal of fhe Quiet Zone . . . Whiff . . . Small fhings amuse small people! . . . Where's Bli- mey? . . , froublemaker il'2. SENIOR QUIZ BOWL ADVISCDRS TEAM I ' If ATED: Mrs. SmiIh. STANDING: Mr. Bob Biefeld, Cathy Webb, Jeff Habib, Peggy Kendrick, Iler, Mr. McCurter, Mr. Strow. KINDERGARTEN CLUB , V45 J . Q ' 15' 32 J vi , , 5 is , , 4. Zag 'E ' . .,.. f T 1 ff .1 , ,X 3, Y f mf' BNIYWE W i'T'I. ww 'Zi::s.m,.w-2i'?1V'f1sio: . 1Cr'f x Q, 1 H? ,ff 443 , 3 . , I 7 . ,Mrifage Q! ,fgnlficqaafion O LYNN FABER Vice President 60 pa, 1 STEVE SAXBY Presiden! , 1- '. TA, Y .14 KAREN SISKIND Treasurer CLASS OF 1967 HELEN KENDRICK Secrefary L., 1:15 f aw Q 'fff , ' K I 'fffvf-V I ' 'i i V T y u E, '27 B ,N B B B -sr ' 1 5 V ,ft ff E , 5, ' .fi .'..4f' ya R L wx . . -,wi K 3 H . Lm'A- In ' , 55 : E' .iff iqyjav A, 1? , ku AV ' 1.21, ' .1 -.,n, ' 0 ' J 15:--7 as ,Tw ' Lib '- Anne Anugnosl Jim Anugnos! Stephanie Applebaum QR -' ,, 7 ' f Y 1. .1-my , Q ,- s wif, A y. aide ix' 1 'fi X , ii' Bart Brodsky Mike Brooks 4 ., Jane Balber f , , S 41 . J at . HR M sw' ,Q 3 H ' '1 I, O Lesley Beans So, where'd the ball go? 1Q Bruce Brown -A 5, L '45 an r 1 'in- 9, O Pam Burnheimer ,-ws, Paul Brown Rick Crowley Peggy Boyd - ,R ': 98 E-, 'ff ,syl . Valerie Brown gf' 7-' ' f K :fr--.- T' sv: is 54 I fr A. .M Doug Davey .,. ,gf A fa I Q: N, Fai? ,. QE, ' V-n s ' 'i ' '- -, it ' I l-1' 12525. .:.-MQ E' Chuck Davis 4' , F i A ' x x V I , 5 I it iw ' f ' X J- , JA 1 O O Eve Davis Debbie Day Mark Devenow Steve Dolgin Tony Donofrio i s Z1 in gg lk: fig rx! Vrx, , w 1-.K , 'vb ., hifi D Mark Erler . 4 ff - P ' N, f 'O Becky Flitner Oh, I hate this class! :ff Qs 1 L1-.4 Chris Everett Jan Fishler fx -v- V- Murni Fowler Doug Fox Sue Dwight Judy Epstein 1 ' ii l - ., . u my rg 'ie-, '- ll iw? 3 -I Qi ul w' 5 ll' L O X 0 Gail Gerber Jim Hargreaves l? I la 9 K 7:4 L Bruce Jennings mt? Dena Gilbert 'nf' , in ii r,, J I Q f. .rl- Qz- f Igr J is- ri L 3 J i sw 'i , 1 , . - We vE'f'ff+ . - See? J O I- O Cindy Green Debby Greenson Roxie Groff .x R O John Harris Karen Barron Ellen Jumra Valerie .Iamru r 1 A W g , 1 Bill Kcmpfer Wg? ' Bob Kinney George Kopf Oh ' , U1-1-LE h' , , lus u is ory quiz. -1 a Here it comes-I cun't look! so , 'L ye - N1 . . Sue La . .,, 712517 XM lf, -1.5.f, I -1 . 4, Q 1 fliseffilf' mil ' - 'ffl ':5.'i?'lV': , if- , lf H L in f psf 1 l A Jfrf- l reau John Lennox Chip Liles if N 1 w fb. 31' : A 1. ' . 1 Bill Ma llison Becky Mauk Nancy McKisson Learning something, Laurie? ' --J 7 eil Le- 35, ' 1 -. -FJ: Sue Mainwold Suzanne Marshall Alan Mickles ,Q 5 W no Ann Morehead - .kv ' 'tx . ' Rachel Miller QQ A f f'Rs'XkEi , Eff' John Newmark Bob Norfhup Rachel Osnowilz .V W . , :.. IB il? V ,, ,, 1 , ,Eg li ff, s f O Libby Poll Rich Preston Bill Purdue George Quinn Dove Redmann ft wt E y at A T Greg Richard , u E x . as-, Ch 5 . Kathy Roeder Here's your goldfish, Karen. I Q t 1 i ,,, ,,. 1,-.ggi , -lx, 3 X xx' Q av- 1.7, 6-Z in 0 , 33: I I ' X , 'Q 4 it vu we Buzzy Romonoff Leslie Romonoff Steve Scum I vw FR 'iffigtt I E X X f . g X X ' o Ralph Scharfy Cindy Smith Patti Smith x ag 1, f ,gg +4 r Pl Ri f 1, S f'.lllivl'i?53i+ 4 'Wi xx ,B :J ' ' 'ft 'j' 2 . TN- ' Q - i w 4- F . 41 'x ' 'M S I 4,5 Y--, , '32 ' :2Q.z'ef-' .iSl- ' ' S' F e ' V-ard'-'D fr ' wif A.. - t iii. - Q k 'I fr,-x :ig . it l i fl-N flaw' tif. '- .J:,QQf5vi1 t ' . - Q-2 Aa P' X ,., , .M ., .W ,en an .. , W-Lee-uf 1,6 W S . , f H , : 1 -A 335. -n',yi.1,.. ,Q-W , , V va . - -. -ff-st-H. -' e -' fe' ' 2. if. 1-1i X5:,.,'4 ,sf -Y' 23 my '1' . i : ,..' H155 - 2' 'l f , 4. Q i , .- 'ef f L- 'frfeiif t, , V 744: 1 R' .qi 'V -' 'V X- 17- 'Jet' John Sofyanos ' A I X '. Al 5 as ,b ,Soi ,N I K , my 2' A O A Jane! Stefango Jeff Steinberg Jeff Swartz B no KY' 4 : Oh, leacherl You're back! O Joan Weisberg Jim Williamson Skip Welber F . fb- Dczve Wolff 4 'n. 1 I .r . M A E.. V - . .,.,.,. , is ' ug.: .V V Q i , WNW . . gz.. Z - K i , ,I+---V..?-.Q ill lo ..i in 6 Bob Wacke 1 Nancy Wasserman 45: V H eq. 1 A ll ff 54 W f , WB' .' f F' Dave Waterman Sue Wickler , gl'- 'Iwi Craig Wolsan V Jifii v' W ll ' ,... John Yoger Jeff Ziegler mcms THAL 1 1 Pfesidenr r ffl? Ta. ye H , it '4 H f 'I 'QP' Q O KATHY lUMM LINDA ACKERMAN Vice President .1 Sec,-efary X 535' ' ,N ' I fe. p .,Ef:,- I V -' AI. McKlSSON Treasurer 0 sf- Q X39 b AV' X Z +I 55 XP Uffa Oxxo N9 O-givh wa 'jfff QSQHQQW C Y S C pzesems Us ouhcff Q wma! Lgzfmzeco '72 New 1 teen Gays Wg Qahce wwf did Lyfutafyg Q 196 SN Cc camo 30 fo I2 oo ,D 5 g x- 09 02 G Q0 cJx,0 3, 9 Z Lypzpehag 94 62,50 f Q 5772 L52 by fgmlaf X . Vw x b ov a q S 6 V s ,- S O 0 . 92,0 . Stpixv 0 , htr.. Ui NM ca rg , . .- K Q 1' J u.,f 'f fag S a H O :- Q I7 , exon 5 .ioybopgsso BQ XM a , dogg! 16 0 ' vb 5 K 8 - I 9 was 6.62 xc: I . r' .nz ' XA. KL X, 6106919 ' n ' OGG' NA-PFD OV , In o '. Gd' faq' 0 3 fl, uv - 1'-..- ,tw -'ff' 1, 1 ,J ,, H -X193 Q f w A ffqzax ,lv ,! THE SOPHOMORES PULL TOGETHER wx Ill! if E ' B E T EETT i I I A 1 ' - A u i Y Q4 ,,.. , ' I W. -mf V H D li . -, M If 4, A rm lr ' 4 az- 9 0 Mariha Adams Chris Babcock Jane Bailey .lim Benschoter Diane Berry W Y if ' 42.5 k 'H 2--nw M K Q . .f WO 1.1, 1 Beria Britz Dionne Brown George Bchon Perrie Brown Dick Barbour ii An- Doug Bradford - .:. ,W Frank Bell fr , , 1,1' lil , I-, 'VS f fin ' o Nancy Brady Don Cameron l u J l -e 1 x 1 Sam Carson f . ' K H 3' lg C ' l N in v V HQ-.X ,U 1 v 5 f , ' C Heidi Elder 'D Janet Gardner Q 1 4 . Ds, Q. ' . A, Charlene Cupp .wi 5:1 ff ' g f in ' I !,v5.g'2,, 1' ri l Q' li l A Y v ' .ff Kris Feniger Susie Goldman ,div 'Vx Q Ei Candy Dimke Bob Dorrell yi Barb Fink Steve Fox . l - - in mmm if 9, ,. 'Q-Vg , ' 1: 1 , eff' 4. :fe . . , -A .. ...-.- F -V i. f' li , pl, E gy r iv ' X -, Q - ',. fl - -- l . i l kJ A , if C' Leia j Liz Gordon Carole Hable E, V 4.1 1. ff O i U Craig Harms Ellen Harr Louise Hausman 1 i Y C l' 1' lferiiaill l Sw? . -im l 'Q gif fire Wilt I ig-A W . Q ll A 4. i - 1' ' 1 B e n D u rf e e ' 1 aff? Mike Fruchlman -1- We i- .J Judy Hanson if '34 f ve' Q ' , A K I i H .ni l fl . l' .fzf ll Richard Hawkins A picture of innocence? If you knew what I know . . A picture of sophistication. 7'l 'fib- ' fi: .. E .EEZ .f vi' -., X I L' TZ P -4 Y 1 2 ,4 X, 1 ' QB 2 N' ' is 5 LR X 1 Peggy Herron Fran Hofmann Craig Hopple , ' f L- . A f N.' www - 5. ' 1- I V 4 h if- :Zu , Russ Hopple Adam Jessop Meri Jessop - - v--- -is-V: : 4' : 1- Mwe- . f , wr, A ua' , ,, wg -:gy-L in N J-M M i 3 5 .R , 1 fad gi n, 'Eggs' 'E- X .1 4. . H W . , s Q4 . .,,. Linda Kenyon X F2 Fi 1 H? - w 7 i . ,. si , .,, . 'A if ,- -4 O Debbie Kirshner 'Ji 'sw' !,,' is an N, X - is U: m ,..e:fEf:1f 5251, -' is 7 fi? 1 msg ivk, 'K 'L - .V ,ff A C 1 Jeff Levison Barb Lennox Don Lambert Q A xl ' A H u O Abby Liles I I f 4 1 f i xx 1 .1 1 PSU S1 X' I - NK: mug .. k ' , , ,,,,:1,zi..:.s....sisaSf. A pidure of friendship. , ni. W v'Am.:'s-f A I K g 1'-ff X Sieve Moskowitz fu- 2! -fi. D if-. I A , in A na lisa- S X if io Barb Muenzer -ul wr! Jamie O'Hara Arnold Page ..5ifT.f 2 ,-V32 H5555 J 5 N, N .Q 3, ,..1 Q-f A' AF' ' .Q-r 1 11,17 A mfsdif' I xx ,, 7 , 'T ' gae.'f1',f?v'v ::'r,.,k -1653 -V' W- Vi ,-' J F-vita? '-1. if K' Qig s iff' . iz: Jim Mack 'Z' 711 1 ' .- av. W, ,K ,. . 5 .-:1 , Q -f5': Bill McKisson maxi if 1 ' x LAM X 5' Bob Mahoney gf 2 -A If hx X YL-1, - M Z M , iyiriiiwii , '55 , J 2' C Judy Milstein .... . J f . f f,'j.?7fg' .g,1 i Q i 3-4 W 1- 5 1 3, A if f a si H J- ' EL: , I J aim X -L, If I, N Egg? ' 2, E Jeff McFeIlin , MK' W l gre. X John Minns 'Q '.lf Greg Parker Brad Parks we Nw. ' A picture of malurify. Kathy Pinkus Dave Ports ' -1 .:-v ' A 1 ' ' gr Paiii Phillips ir Tim Powell 73 ef i t. -Q '51,- ,, ,, 1 .MESH :H 4 . ,,1: .::-,,: g M 'X Atihflmg ' I ' ' N Xt , z , , 'N , -. Azgxi' t L, 4' r e r l 90 f - O Laurie Rowe Nancy Schaefer 1- . 'P ' ,K i QE' .- M Q f t ll. Vit - l msg ,'. k'Ak' ij-Hg! 1, 'Y JI sw W -,. 1 ,Y .1 15, t t . ---.: mi A . M, .53 O Carolyn Schnitker Sandy Schultz -5. in E , C' Patti Price gt , l V we , F r t an -, , . M, . , I If 51,121 ,gn .SI 'fn . rub aura: i . O' I it Z-' 'if-!,':ff: Mark Riehle I ., fix v' l 'L , W 5 lr ' 1 'J Mark Richard Bill Rimer A picture of intelligence. ki 2' gym. an-Us Ov ee- '75 Q. . P-Y , - l Ps. ' N ef .1 Pele Schwartz Bruce Seeger po .3 UQ O Welll Of all the nervel What do I say now? Bob Shopneck Daryl Shopneck F 5 Steve Smith Leigh Stansell ,am :,, , ' ' ff? , I L 1 'ffwiislif' V XL, Fred Steele Bob Stoltenberg That's what I think of you, fs Wlflyf Johnl ,wr .ik Ha ' I it W Re ll Jeff Walker Sheryl Webne it ' fuk J Va. x Judy Weintraub Melissa Wuerfel 5 UA Y llnn Fee-Qt . e , f x if G 1. -rb' f .-. 5 5? f l 'M ' fm .E tt - t -exft . - Tom Thomas ,fl , '52 l it , z 4 I..fAL!- V N N .jf N M f fl-f' , -- Beth Vogel i ' an w MI tt 'T t 'th wif' ' 5 lJ lJ QS: ' W' . A ' l mQ1ie I 4 .- - Y dl Y - ' 4 1 ., ' .1 W- ' l:'.ll':' 1 ,Kagan I, 1 H , ., t , -' , jx L2 Cheryl Timmermun 'PE' Bob Vogel it 4 75 yf , .i-- W' X31 ,.P' 3 . il PHIL FISHER Vice President SCOTT SCHWAB President M was 'L' I 15 RICHARD TIBBETTS Treasurer CLASS OF 1969 sf. Qr MEG SWIGA RT Secreta ry :W mag U wwf ,-'ZA ,1 ' I gf. T... N 5 '-Q A .J . e A ,fy A . ji Eifsfv is ,QM ,fi . 3 'vs V . X 'Q' - ,Ji W AKE if fri 5 L. .. H., Q Qkgif J, A ' 5, A ' wi Jeff Alvanos X35 ff' i , Ss - Z O Ann Bailey Amy Boyd L. L if C Beth Brown , aa Q2- Arthur Comstock L V- l iilfsi' ! an-fr' , Larry Bradley 211' K, V. 'ke L ' f XL. Craig Burkhart John Correll .::zrg , R, ,ASL s yy '- LBJ' B C, Teri Brock Patrice Casey 'we David Crawford L6 J - 1 1 'Wal' 7 y E 4 - X F A my .. ' r 'D . 1 in s iro Allen Atkins ar 5 I li. 0-Q fav , 3 Q f L I Libby Barnum .1-19, if f- W 'ss -J, -lx dm Q Y 555' ,, V4 jr V Q Mary Lou Beishiine 'f I L 1' f ,x vs X L Connie Baehren 1 'h 1. fffv L1 R. X i 1,3 , NY Frank Beans C-alma, 1 gi 'N S K it cs Laurie Blake . u Jeff Crow Beth Curtis E T' 'ly . 1 my f Barb Davis 1 I . 'K I ,QW .gf , -,X . ,LX .5 . if b l l Fl .W ' V. 'A' k vi , q,.:: '. - v. ' Q fel 1 f 1, ,, , .fl 19 ' M ' - if ,... - ,..' Y I ry. sux w,E :,i.. as -1 .4 sg ? V V ll? J ,.. my I ' , ' J , Debbie Davis Jeff Devenow Wally Ducote M if .. ' J -gy :-V ' Q5 A K J 'D .nj 64. H5151 V ' T r li A - sf ' V Aj, H V5 -., , fig , C, Jeanne Dwight Jan Franklin Muscular, aren't we? , U, 3 . was i Q L, Sue Frautschi ff, I ... Janet Goldner 1 I atief - 52? ,fx T lv Chris Herbsf Rob Freeman L? ff XX' 1' it v ii: tv m. 1 ,A YQ' 1 is j 'WC Margy Goodwillie Tina ide Joan Friedman Pat Hallauer .A in, 4, : ' ,f 5 X fb. I fzf Bob Jacobs A ' 'J 52+ A 1-ask h r :al 1 ax . IU, ' ao au. ,Uh , A ? wi' C Paul Kamke Barb Kampfer ? ' 'X ,LM 1 J Q q tJr Marx.. wp. yn ' . - e 1 f C Kathy Kendrick Margarel Kinney W ,Q 'fg ifg gi in v l.--4. JJ if' X , -1119 David Kline John Kobacker if 80 Sfill wearing saddle shoes, Kalhy? V 1-ny, f ' zu- . ' f' , f :A Dave Krieger Sieve Lareau rq. 'J . x . A j 'R if Larry Levy Linda Layman 'ip- J .3 C , ,, Janice Lloyd John Lumm 1 x Es' fav' And what were you Iwo doing? sw Q. -Q.,1 Chris Nace Margie Paris if L g' fI 'TV fl Q Doug Nouse 3 , as 1 N 1. ,-CN e if l Sally Parker rs 4? J 4 . , is ii .',- J -e f '53 f f 1, M '51-it Y ' ..5-WE? Q Q' I V ' 5 ? 77 C Mary Mack Bill McWhorter Mike Miller 722 Blair Mauk Carla Merriman 3' lr VU X 11:5 n, 1i 5:-ww 751 Marcia Minns Carolyn Pedersen Gerry Phibbs Second Childl100d, kiddief? L 'mr' N 70- Bob Rand Belsy Roskin Dick Rimer Ellie Robison l bf, 'gg-gig s lg f 55 -sigma' fi -f A. l ll: y f-.l so :M aw 'QI :xl Q M till A 1 is 5 R l O L, A Q l f ' H A John Schnilker Michelle Scholz Kqfhy Shulqk k:Z.'1':::If 'J ifjlyf- Qljx-J. Ef1i?'p' ' .4.',filf'fn'Li7',,:1 W ,S , ,, , , , W , ., .N ,E ,- f A x 'V , A, , - .. Q , 3 u ' it lil 3 A Larry Romanoff . v' l xg Freshmen ore supposed lo look young, buf lhis is ridiculous! 4 - . A. K, 3 iff 1 s 0, 1 I-,. C ni rp ., . l .V A ,,,, fi? .' N if v ' l Amy Sido Cathy Skilliler . , ' -H V 1 1 l Y ' 1 1'-- 'K 1 ' ' 'Tis ' -7 y ' wb , l Q s , ' Q , W, 1 . .55 7,7 , Y' k 'ar 'I :V X, A F3515 f' ll l 'nllflk 'i ,J ' Bob Smilh Cheryl Smilh Cathy Sofyanos Bill Soldwish 82 Mark Stephans 35- ww. . K , i as L N 'ikfffif Q sw ' 1 2 A:-1 1 Howard Swanson Beth Swarfzbaugh DOVE Tutk Jenni Turin Scott Turner . if Q .ff 3 ' '- I ff ff' W H -. W . ' . : V ,355 i ,F .. 1 RX 1 . r .I 'IW Vi 1, 'ii ' ' 4' RC X W 1 SA I v ,i Q. . U 'V Q r + N e sr- ef- . . B' .sb jxvjf ' .,,.,. , E:-JAY h ,zfsf . W 1 be W if 3 K ,R 1: W ,, I F Cl ,O 5' Jn ' 13, M Lewis Vocke Robyn Voss Debbie Wade .... Kg' lik WV 77 ,X my ,N 1 ' 1 . TV ,N I. 3 W L - ' 2 ' ' S K ,. Z sg? F x H 1 W i Q J Chris Warner Brandi Williams Barbara Wrighi Brenda Wright M C7 N -ug: S.. - N i j -IL W, iii' 'Q 4 1 g L Deane Yaffe 83 ,Mrifag U! g1iLric!LnfLenIf , . N N 11,! , , 11 V 1 w 11,117N,, 11 111 ,, 11, 1, 1 1 ' 11 11 ' 11 11 1 1 ' 11 ' 1 , 11, W1 , W 1 1 1,11 1- 1111 11 1 11 11 1'1 ' ,J 11 W ' Y11, 111' ' 1 ' 1 85 MESASA EDITORIAL STAFF C0-Edlf0l'S --... ........ P eggy Kendrick, Cathy Webb Faculty ---- ....................... S ection Head, Margie Wallace Gwen Dietrich, Sue McWhorter, Janet Paris 5eI1l0fS -.-. .................... S ection Head, Sally Goodwillie Rochelle Albert, Kathy Carson, Margaret Cooper, Leslie Hopple, Sara Kamke, Lucy Lambert, Cindy Smith Uf1CleI'ClGSSmen ........................ Section Head, Sheila Jacobs Elaine Glow, Carolyn Kelly, Melissa Powell ACTIVITIES ..... .................... S ection Head, Martha Muenzer Randy Goldman, Barb Skutch, Barb Swartzbaugh, Janet Thieman Sports .-.... .............. S ection Head, Tom Webb Bill Feniger, Peggy Hanson, Dave Higgins, Bob Roemer Art ..... ........................... S ection Head, Nancy Rand Kim Farmer, Sue Hindman, Brenda Kenyon Copy ........... ................................................ B en Friedman PhOtOgrGphy ..... ...... B ob Biefeld, Ken Orwig, assistant Advisor ....... .................,.... M rs. Marcia Houck Business Manager ..... ........,............. P aul Herron Advertising .......... ........... T om Groff, Jeff Habib, 86 Leslie Raskin, Barb Roeder 1 l The T966 Mesasa presents Ottawa Hills as a legacy, a heritage of dedication and wisdom, of memories and anticipation, of enrichment and excitement, of progress and service, which has been willed to future classes by the Class of I966. Words and pictures may record events, but they alone cannot express all that is Ottawa Hills. The T966 Mesasa is meant for a greater purpose: to bring the year to life, to capture the essence of Ottawa Hills. This is your yearbook, and yet it is more than iust a yearbook. lt is a reminder of your herit- age, the heritage of Ottawa Hills, which we have lived and now leave to you. Peggy Kendrick Cathy Webb ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW .Aw -,dm fgujf' V-X. f ' . 'L' lf. wf,-., I 5. , , . 1 --x Q, K, 5 ,, W, , 1 1 1 ... W M - QQ: 5,5 i H1 MlI1'! 1 , K Iwlrfz .ffiffiif.15'?fx Mft! f!F: !z: , 'x '..,,i:!. 'fc QQ -'ffl W ' 'S I --qw. S .Y - STUDENT CCDUNCIL , Ama aff.: I er W1 4 . ' I-gi I 'viii-ii, 1:-If-, 1 for I--' 'rf 'S 1 'yi' -. fur... .'. If F,'. r7F,'7 - .. I' I T 'lf I IIJT'-+?dg3i .il I A I Q. .I , I :gags 5: 15-get lm. I Xu SEATED: Mr. Means, advisor, D. Day iSec.l, T. Webb IRep.-at-Largej, J. Tittle IPres.,, B. Friedman IV. Pres.l. STANDING: J. Hanson, B. Muenzer, B. Swartzbaugh, R. Crowley, M. Brooks, D. Lambert, A. Atkins, D. Waterman, P. Kendrick, C. Webb, .l. Stefango, K. Kendrick, M. Goodwillie, B. Shopneck. ? ,,.q ig 1 5 -1-.dsx , .,. I it Ill., LEADERS ????? If I were to give this year a name, I would call it the Year of the Challenge. In September Mr, Geresy told us that he wanted Student Council to take an active part in running the school and even in policy-making. This attitude gave us many new responsibilities, such as the planning of assemblies and the scheduling of all student activities. Al- though we have not accomplished all that I had hoped, I feel we have started to make Student Council truly a student government. One of the most gratifying aspects of this year has been the student support of several key proi- ects. I am especially referring to the Viet Nam proiect, which was ct resounding success. It was a good example of what our school is capable of doing if everyone is willing to work. I would like to thank Mr. Means, our advisor, who continually gave of his time and energies to help us in any way possible. Also, I feel it was an honor to have had the opportunity of working with the seventeen council members. I hope and trust that next year's council will ex- pand and improve what we have started and will utilize all its resources in order to make Ottawa Hills as good as it can and should be. Jon Tittle 2 Ae neen 6 Gmrf Sue Willard, Barb Swcrfzbuugh, Judy Mehring, Leslie Hopple l l . ,,,,,,,YY-lg,y X 4 I 4 4 4-Q , N -- . ,Zeff irg ana! Amr!-w0rLin CJmmiffee5 ? ? WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB l ROW 'l: Mrs. Arcocha, advisor: C. Wolson lSec.l, T. Webb lPres.l, C. Webb lV. Pres.l, R. Crowley lTreas.l, B. Rimer lSgt.-at-Armsl. ROW 2: P, Hanson, C. Smith, L. Ruskin, R. Albert, B. Skutch, K. Siskind, J. Balber, B. Britz, B. Shopneck, B. Fink, S. Mainwold. ROW 3: M. Goldner, N. Rand, M. Wallace, S. Jacobs, A. Kaplan, D. Kirshner, D. Berry, L. Romanoff, L. Pinkus, D. Davey. ROW 4: D. Greenson, M. Fowler, L. Poll, B. Roeder, P. Kendrick, R. Goldman, B. Wolfe, B. Friedman, N. Seidenberg, B. Wacke. ROW 5: R. Preston, B. Romanoff, C. Burkhart, D. Lambert, B. Higley, E. Barnum, K. Shulak, K. Lynn, J. Tittle, T. Graff. This year, the World Affairs Club has tried to stimulate an interest in . international relations among its members. By inviting qualified speakers to come to our meetings and by an increased participation in the Toledo Junior Council of World Affairs, the World Affairs Club has offered its members a chance to learn more about the many facets of foreign policy. - Tom Webb F l .K VARSITY CLUB - W' f - .meme . f , H ROW 1: D. Higgins lV. Pres.l, B. Roemer lPres.J, Mr. Neider- meier, advisor, F. Poneman lSec.l, S. Baehren QTreas.l. ROW 2: B. Feniger, B. Higley, S. Swigart, B. Biefeld, E. Barnum, D. Bradley, J. Nelson, E. Fryden. ROW 3: B. Wolfe, T. Groff, J. Tittle, B. Friedman, K. Lynn, T. Webb, B. Kampfer, B. Durfee. ROW 4: B. Kinney, M. Erler, J. Yager, D. Waterman, J. Stein- berg, D. Wolff, M. Brooks, B. Mattison, G. Richard, S. Saxby. ROW 5: T. Thomas, J. Lumm, R. Thal, J. O'Hara, T. Powell, J Lennox, R. Preston, J, Burch, B. Rimer, C. Hopple. Highlighted by The Dance, the O. H. social event of the year, the Varsity Club of T966 promoted school spirit 'lOO'k. The sale of season passes and spirit buttons also proved to increase student enthusiasm. My personal thanks to Mr. Niedermeier and everyone who helped to make the year a success. Bob Roemer FUTURE TEACHERS ROW T: M. Kinney, C. Sofyanos, K. Carson lTreas.l, M. Wallace KV. Pres.l, S. McWhorter lPres.l, B. Skutch fProg. Ch.l, P. Hanson lSec.l, K. Siskind. ROW 2: J. Lloyd, D. Berry, D. Kirshner, J. Paris, N. Rand, A. Mentzer, S. Applebaum, J. Crow. ROW 3: Mrs. Richard, advisor: A. Kaplan, L. Raskin, C. Green, A. Miller, C. Webb, M. Adams, C. Schultz, A. Anognost, E. Davis, N. McKisson, F. Steele. FUTURE NURSES AND SERVICE CLUB ROW 1: S. Dwight lPres.l, P. Burnheirher W. Pres.l, K. Barron lSec.l, P. Burnheimer lTreas.l. ROW 2: J. Weintraub, D. Williams, P. Stewart, D. Page, S. Lareau, Mrs. Buck, advisor. Absent from picture: C. Ncce, K. Page. JETS CLUB .l.. ll l Qu illl . ga wggggg, ffxx, ag' lil ' ROW l: S. Romanoff lPres.l, D. Davey, C. Liles, B. Williams. ROW 2: J. Anagnosl, B. Wacke, A. Page, F. Steele, J, Mack, Mr. Bogan, advisor. AU DIO-VISUAL CREW 5 s s s l f,Qg3i51sa J !'Z?9353iE15gZ w' cl viii? X. l ...vs ROW 1: B. McFarland, S. Miller, S. Romanoff lPres.1, M. Segel, A. Comslock. ROW 2: B. Williams, K. Lynn, K. Orwig, J. Harris, R. Preslon. ROW 3: Mr. Gray, advisor, B. Durfee, F. Steele, A. Page, S. Fox, S. Merriman, J. Habib, P. Herron. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE .-. J ROW l: B. Parks, R. Crowley lchairmanl, M. Wallace, E. Fryden, C. Webb. ROW 2: Mrs. Baker, advisor, P. Kendrick, L. Faber, S. Saxby, M. Fowler, M. Muenzer, D. Day, J. Siefango B. Muenzer, B. Kampfer. l m 1' iii' ,,, ,,?T: .71 lll lil il Lil H-K, -.gh QI: Dear O.H.H.S. Students, l can hardly believe that in a few months I will have to leave this school, my American family, and all the friends l have made here. lt was really wonderful to come as a stranger to a strange country and find a new home and new friends. You have all made me feel so American, that sometimes when I talk about my home country it happens that l say by mistake, At home, in the United States . . . lt has been a year full of fun. l cannot imagine how it will be to be without things like football and American language again. There are many l would like to express my thanks to, but instead of mentioning every single per- son, l will iust say thanks, to all of you, for a truly great experience. Yours, ' Q f ...... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . --bin K .1-1: 1 Ll ROW 1: S. McWhorler, S. Jacobs, M. Wallace, P. Kendrick, C. Webb, A. Kaplan. ROW 2: B, Biefeld, B. Friedman, M. Muenzer, H. Thal, P. Herron, J. Habib. LIBRARIANS 00 ROW 1: P. Brown, K. Shulak, A. Boyd, B. Rimer. ROW 2: B. Wright, B. Wrighl, C. Sofyanos, C. Pedersen, T. Thomas, A. Comstock, J. Turin, C. Jones B. Soulhard. ARROWHEAD ROW 1: M. Goldner, A. Kaplan lCo-edntorl P Donahue lCo edltorl J Greenfield A Wolson ROW 2: S. Willard, F. Poneman, M. Shopneck D Toms J Balber Mrs Smith advisor The Arrowhead staff could have easily made headlines While striving to meet hectic bi-weekly deadlines. But we managed to storm all our problems and laugh, 'Cause we had the right recipe for a good staff. Judi Greenfield worked hardest on getting ahead, And the only male member was a real good sport -Fred. Alexa Wolson seemed to fit well in this picture, And Marlene Shopneck and Sue Willard had , much to add to the mixture. Dinah Toms was the type who quickly got her work done, And we'd never exchange Marcia Goldner for anyone. Blend in one devoted advisor and bake with finesse, The result-a great Arrowhead, hot off the press. Alice Kaplan Penny Donahue GIRLS' CHORUS ROW I: B. Muenzer, C. Babcock, K. Feniger, W. Ducote, C. Merriman, J. Goldner, H. Elder, D. Wade, C. Dimke, K. Barron, M. Minns, P. Phillips, B. Brilz, N. Brady, C. Skilliler, D. Davis, C. Nace. ROW 2: L. Barnum, D. Shopneck, P. Price, A. Kaplan, N. Rowe, E. Robison, T. Brock, M. Swigorl, E. Harr, D. Kirshner, D. Berry, J. Hanson, D. Yaffe, J. Friedman, S. Fraulschi, J. Franklin. ROW 3: N. Schaefer, C. Schnilker, L. Ackerman, K. Shulak, M. Goodwillie, L. Kenyon, G. Elder, B. Fink C. Pedersen, M. Wuerfel, B. Kenyon, M. Mack, P. Casey, J. Bailey, L. Blake, M. Scholz, Mr. Lonswoy, direclorf ROW 4: J. Dwight, B. Swarlzbaugh, C. Sofyanos, R. Voss, F. Hofmann, C. Bcnehren, K. Kendrick, M. Kinney, M. Beishline, B. Davis, A. Sido, A. Boyd, B. Lennox, K. Lumm, C. Timmermah, C. Cupp, B. Kampfer. BOYS' CH ORU S 02 ROW l: B. Seeger, D. Epslein, L. Bradley, S. Swigarl, J. Ziegler, S. Schwab, J. Minns, Mr. Lonsway, director ROW 2: J. Shopneck, D. Nouse, J. Lumm, B. Mallison, J. McFellin, J. Schnilker, C. Burkharf, R. Freeman, S Turner. ROW 3: B. Rand, D. Krieger, F. Poneman, R. McKisson, D. Higgins, J. O'Harn, S. Baehren, B. Feniger, J Steinberg. BAND ROW 'I ROW 2 ROW 3 direclor. ROW 4 Bradley. ROW 5: Nelier, 5. Franklin, P. Hem, T. Sofyclnos, T. Secor, P. Sido, T. Volk, T. Skilliter, M. Applebaum Woodward, C. Northup, R. Sinn, H. Guyer, F. Redmunn, P. Wilson, M. Ginsburg, D. Winbigler . Overslreel, D. Morenberg, J. Scdlorc, S. Tuck, C. Kennedy, B. Durfee, J. Schnilker, Mr. Lonsway Brown, J. Weintraub, J. Shuer, L. Shuer, C. Skilliler, C. Pedersen, M. Swigorl, J. Alvanos, L Lennox, G. Kopf, R. Freeman, P. Brown, D. Lambert, E. Fryden, S. Turner. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE ROW l: C. Webb, M. Wuerfel, C. Dimke, P. Donahue, G. Dietrich, C. Green, L. Rowe, P. Hanson, B Reeder. ROW 2: L. Kenyon, M. Powell, K. Farmer, E. Glow, C. Wuerfel, A. Wolson, S. Dwight. MIXED CHORUS ROW l: A. Sida, P. Hanson, M. Powell lPres.j, K. Farmer, E. Glow, C. Wuerfel, J. Benschoter, G. Dietrich, D. Wade, S. Parker, C. Skilliter, D. Davis, S. Goldman, M. Holden, H. Elder, L. Hopple, C. Dimke, C. Kelly ROW 2: J. Dwight, B. Roeder lSec.l, C. Green, J. Gardner, N. Rowe, L. Barnum, G. Elder, C. Hable, S Bruot, N. Rand, L. Rowe, M. Wuerfel, J. Goldner, S. Frautschi, L. Lambert, C. Smith, M. Muenzer, Mr. Lonswoy, director. ROW 3: B. Wright, R. Voss, B. Mauk, L. Kenyon, C. Webb, C. Schultz, A. Mentzer, M. Beishline, B. Davis A. Miller, M. Scholz, J. Friedman, C. Baehren, C. Schnitker, P. Casey, J. Bailey, S. Dwight. ROW 4: J. Nelson, S. Swigart lTreas.l, J. Shopneck, D. Nouse, D. Epstein, J. Schnitker, J. lumm, B. Mattison, D. Krieger, D. Higgins lV. Presj, R. McKisson, S. Baehren, B. Feniger, F. Poneman, B. Roemer B. Wolfe, E. Barnum. 4 . fam ' IEE X r--X .4f 1-1' 10 Y-TEENS The Y-Teens' purpose, to give of ourselves, was carried out successfully this year. We sponsored a tea for new members, held a Halloween party for fifteen needy children, made bear badges for school spirit, filled Thanksgiving baskets for a welfare family, and used the proceeds from our quarter dance to send supplies to Viet Nam. Our knowledge of world affairs was broadened by slides of Russia and by speakers on Cuba and Sweden. Friendly relations were developed through an Ohio- wide conference, a potluck before a game, and the spring formal dance at the Y.W.C.A. My thanks go to everyone who supported Y-Teen projects and to Mrs. Sunderman, our advisor. Joy Benschoter 'N Meaigv' f , .T V ' it . .1 I is al tif 'T ' 'fix . . - lg!!!-J . lat' ll I I ,f, ,. 4,0 s,L.ey 4, f .gn f If Weenie' uxnu I mm: -Lf ROW 'lz S. Willard, L. Lambert, N. Rowe, E. Robison, S. Wickter, B. Swartzbaugh, K. Shulak, C. Merriman, D. Wade, J. Benschoter iPres.l, D. Day IV. Pres.l, B. Swartzbaugh iSec.J. ROW 2: J. Lloyd, S. Frautschi, C. Nace, D. Yaffe, H. Elder, J. Friedman, M. Paris, D. Berry, D. Kirshner, C. Dimke, M. Wuerfel, N. Brady. ROW 3: R. Voss, P. Price, A. Liles, E. Harr, S. Parker, K. Pinkus, T. Brock, M. Mack, C. Schultz, R. Miller, J. Goldner. ROW 4: N. Rand, J. Bailey, C. Cupp, F. Hofmann, L. Stansell, S. Schultz, T. Ide, B. Curtis, L. Beans, N. McKisson. ROW 5: A. Sido, A. Wolson, C. Baehren, L. Vocke, M. Fowler, D. Greenson, A. Dolgin, A. Anagnost, P. Boyd, M. Scholz, J. Dwight. ROW 6: B. Flitner, B. Wright, J. Franklin, B. Lennox, K. Lumm, L. Blake, L. Ackerman, L. Barnum, C. Schnitker, B. Muenzer, N. Schaefer, A. Boyd. ROW 1: J. Stefango lTreas.l, K. Siskind lPub.t, C. Timmerman Muenzer, R. Albert. fPub.l, D. Davis, C. Skilliter, P. Phillips, R. Goldman, L. Raskin, B. Skutch, A. Bailey, B. Kampfer. ROW 2: J. Fishler, J. Gardner, L. Gordon, B. -Fink, P. Herron W. Ducote, J. Balber, S. Jacobs, L. Pinkus, L. Hopple, C. Kelly, Mrs. Sunderman, advisor. ROW 3: M. Minns. P. Price, J. Hanson, K. Feniger, J. Thieman P. Donahue, J. Paris, A. Mentzer, L. Layman, P. Hanson, M. ROW 4: J. Bailey, L. Poll, L. Rowe, C. Babcock, D. Gilbert, C. Smith, A. Miller, C. Smith, B. Vogel. ROW 5: R. Groff. N. Wasserman, G. Elder, T. Black, M. Powell, S. Hinclman, K. Farmer, H. Kendrick, B. Wright. ROW 6: A. Boyd, M. Kinney, C. Sofyanos, L. Faber, C. Smith, V. Brown, D. Toms, C. Webb, V. Jamra. 107 Y-TEENS QUEEN -.. , . ,, W ,mu ., . ,Y-,,. .,., -. A A-51? :J-3 -: -Am ,- 4 14 E Q 1 W ,, .F H K , ., A E4 E 2 3 ' s e ' fE.v!X'A gal! .S2M!6Ll fZAaIfl,g ' ,7!Le Queen? Ceurf JcnefThiemc1n, Peggy Hanson, Gretchen Elder, Leslie Hopple W, STUDENT COUNCIL QUEEN CANDIDATE JO? El'L5CAOf8l ei? b ' T : C T b we Qneen2 Gzurf S lly G d Ilie, Cathy Webb, Peggy Kendrick, Barb S tb g 'I 09 HALL MONITORS ROW 1: B. Davis, S. Schultz, M. Powell, K. Farmer, J. Epstein, A. Morehead, R. Miller, C. Green. ROW 2: L. Raskin, R. Albert, J. Thieman, J. Benscholer, B. Skulch, S. Bruof, L. Hopple, E. Glow, C. Wuerfel, C. Kelly. ROW 3: D. Redmann, M. Frulchman, C. Liles, J. Burch, B. Rand, S. Kamke, G. Elder, J. Mehring, C. Schullz, M. Cooper, D. Toms. ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES P. Burnheimer, D. Toms, J. Paris. . .ug 1 HOME EC AND STYLE SHCDW We fried, and tried, ca 1 Y 4 Success! 1, . 1 J , 1 W 'III .paws -wiy 42, 4'I7'EQE My F iQi?f:.l.fif W Lv: - F .VA. ieffufj. A 1 1- v my 'df . I' lim 1. X ff .ul 3 i., af 1, .4 G.A.A. ROW l: R. Goldman, L. Poll, C. Smith, B. Davis, J. Friedman, J. Balber, M. Goldner, R. Miller, R. Groff, P. Casey, R. Albert tSec.l, L. Hopple lSgt.-at-Armst, A. Morehead IV. Pres.t, J. Thieman lPres.J, B. Swartzbaugh lTreas.l, P. Price, D. Shopneck, N. Rand, F. Hof- mann, K. Lumm, B. Muenzer, L. Ackerman, H. Kendrick, P. Boyd. ROW 2: D. Davis, S. Dwight, M. Wuerfel, C. Skilliter, S. Frautschi, P. Herron, H. Elder, C. Kelly, L. Layman, M. Minns, D. Gilbert, K. Shulak, A. Liles, E. Harr, J. Mehring, K. Siskind, S. Mainwold, V. Jamra, B. Mauk, P. Smith, N. Wasserman, N. Schaefer, C. Schnitker, C. Wuerfel, E. Glow, M. Powell, K. Farmer, L. Pinkus, D. Berry, B. Vogel, B. Skutch, L. Gordon, J. Benschoter, L. Lambert, S. Good willie, A. Mentzer, C. Cupp. I ROW 3: C. Herbst, B. Wright, A. Sido, A. Kaplan, T. lcle, S. Kamke L. Beans, E. Jamra, A. Anagnost, N. McKisson, C. Green, B. Flitner C. Merriman, M. Fowler, D. Greenson, B. Wright, A. Boyd, B Swartzbaugh, J. Dwight, A. Dolgin, C. Schultz, P. Kendrick, C Smith, P. Hanson, A. Miller, B. Lennox, K. Feniger, L. Rowe, C. Babcock, B. Fink, S. Schultz, C. Sofyanos, C. Smith, V. Brown, B Kenyon, K. Pinkus, M. Goodwillie, L. Blake, J. Bailey, J. Gardner N. Rowe, G. Elder, L. Barnum, J. Hanson, C. Baehren. G.A.A. stands for Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. At Ottawa Hills, girls in grades 9-12 participate in this club. With the help of our faculty advisor, Mrs. Whitman, we plan and carry out interschool and intramural competi- tion in hockey, volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Through these activities, G.A.A. mem- bers learn the value of sportsmanship and physical fitness while increasing their friend- ships. Janet Thieman 'l'l3 DRAMA CLUB ROW 'l: Mr. McCarter, advisor: P. Herron iTreasJ, S. Marshall tClerkl, A. Kaplan lV. Pres.l, P. Donahue lPres.t, G. Dietrich tRec. Sec.l, H. Kendrick lCorr. Seat, F. Poneman lSgt.-at-Armsl. ROW 2: C. Dimke, D. Berry, D. Kirshner, M. Holden, S. Webne, J. Weisberg, R. Miller, B. Skutch, J. Habib, S. Merriman, K. Lynn, J. Greenfield, N. Rand, V. Jamra, J. Balber, L. Barnum, L. Haus- man, K. Barron, K. Farmer, S. Hindman. ROW 3: L. Pinkus, C. Nace, T. Brock, J. Friedman, G. Gerber, P. Boyd, C. Hable, C. Merriman, A. Wolson, M. Wuerfel, M. Goldner, 2. Goldman, T. Thomas, B. Flitner, C. Green, A. Boyd, B. Curtis, E. Davis, M. Powell, K. Roeder, E. Glow, C. Wuerfel, J. Paris, M. Swigart, M. Paris. ROW 4: E. Jamra, L. Beans, P. Burnheimer, K. Pinkus, C. Wolson, R. Crowley, S. Kamke, B. Wolfe, B. Romanoff, D. Bradley, 5. Romanoff, T. Powell, M. Nace, K. Shulak, N. McKisson, B. Davis, M. Scholz, M. Cooper, A. Anagnost, M. Fowler, D. Greenson. ROW 5: C. Liles, R. Preston, J. Harris, E. Barnum, D. Higgins, B. Roemer, B. Higley, K. Orwig, B. Biefeld, B. Rimer, S. Fox, C. Burkhart. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK THE MUSIC MAN Mr. Frank ........ .....Fred Poneman Anne Frank ........ ..... P enny Donahue Mrs. Van Daan Mr. Van Daan .. Peter Van Daan Mrs. Frank ....... Margot .... Miep ....... Mr. Kraler .... Mr. Dussel .... .......Becky Flitner .....Stan Romanoff ..........Kevin Lynn . ..... Alexa Wolson ...........Val Jamra Suzanne Marshall .........Rick Crowley ......Steve Fox Student Director ........................., Alexa Wolson Student Choreographer .... ,....., J oan Weisberg Harold Hill ..................... ,...,. F red Poneman Marian Paroo .... ...... P enny Donahue Mrs. Paroo ..... ..... S uzanne Marshall Eulalie Shinn ,.,,.,,. Alice Kaplan Mayor Shinn ..... Stan Romanoff Marcellus .........., ,,,,.,, B ob Roemer Charlie Cowell ...., ...... K evin Lynn Tommy Diilas .................................... Steve Fox Quartet ......... ..... D ave Bradley, Dave Higgins, Jamie O'Hara, Steve Swigart Old Biddies ........ Sue Dwight, Randy Goldman, Judy Greenfield, Kathy Roeder, Alexa Wolson Zaneeta Shinn ..... Joan Weisberg Amaryllis ............ . ....... Kit Jamison Winthrop Paroo ..... ...... R uss Tibbetts Enthusiasm sparked the i965-66 season of the Ottawa Hills Drama Club. One hundred fifty members under the direction of Vance D. McCarter had an active year, beginning with The Diary of Anne Frank. Following this artistic triumph, the Drama Club produced The Bald Soprano for the district one-act play contest. The season's highlight, The Music Man, and a theater tour to New York City concluded this successful year. 114 L Penny Donahue M Sw V! in Wir lf! w we -..1....., ..., -,. va. w .. 'B a . 5. au. X . 4' l fn v.-2 fy L -A 3 X 8564, km., ,K K , ,, ,, QQ .S nib V T 1 . QQ 15.5 ' 'W 6 OUR LEADERS ARE . JF 1 ' ' 1 iv .Bam CLEAN-CUT Jon Time, Siudeni Council QS'-Pxwi Teens C Z . ' Sens'-Vox K 301 IN Bob Bfe?UsTl?lQU r 'fx Sli Q S ' Or Clos Fo P Sl OCRPKXC wb eggy kevd -GHTFD OEM 1 Vcrswl C- nd? 'Wes e v Usa wb 'mem INTELLIGENT Sue McWhorter, F.T.A. Q 5 .HNF ,xg 'W lf L VK y ,-4 ll. xl 't P. . 'f - N- Q W , f .V ,. ' , - Xl, -. ., -Q-r--N Jjx' 1, J '-j !, K NN! Y 'Q w ..', : -:v- V Mn! , , ,I 5 W W 15 A ,Jiri I7 r ij x k 7 ff' V' , f viafkzfsi if X lkxqi X ,L MATURE Cathy Webb, Mesosu I RD scsc . M2 Pom Henon 5, Q, UPSTANDING , Janet Thiemun, G.A.A. f ,,. ,.1? ' ,j 655' F A ' X 'N f Fifi, -' - ff 351' . M 1 M . Xl 4 V?fff2f:e . 4?:1?w. - 1 ' A ' K-Ng, MA ' ' 'M ' .ina A H4 22? It '- ,Ji ' 1- 3 117312 f, f X iii N 1,55 xx , W V ,--- b COSNX on :ETSU V ' . .-...... M Stun Roma f , 'E P Pen Of? 'lqhue Dr 01,70 04,6 'Vr AI' FRIENDLY Om We figs! Ice Kaplan A ba 11, 4577 , rrowheqd o,,6,4ffC 06.5 1 -- hy oo N-MIN 1 ' 7 ,Mrifage U! grcifemenf 9 4 I 'WAN , 4 qs 1 Y!- 5 V'- 'I .r - 4. R, f ' I 2 ..,g, Q H -QQ, v A V !f'v',1.,1 ., ', f 5 1 .- VI ,w 1gi'.',,,,,,,,r ,- r.,7j,I,j?II'1iff, I4 I - 'II II ,I Ifg' .1 I, I L f , I MIXIIIIII -, 6 f ive. -I 231: KII BIIIIIJI III -J I ,IT II-. IIIiIII. I II V TJ, I - I I I Iy. II ,I I . ff ,pf F' fi vfNf11i'25-?'f,,.'f-f1'g'ffI. I,,-:!j3'L',,j',-Ji.Vi' M ' , ' , ,Q I ' , , I .f.y,,,,f- :N f - z LI, ,gfmg+-32 -LJgayf',-.- f:9---fuk,Vg ,N ,P . 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H L- ye ,Liv mf -' V'-if ff' ' 9 6 L -A -V' 'Ll' A 'KFSMME ' I-524' TFE' T f Qfeffeff -2514-f QQfE0?'fQm'ESS'if3-f ',?'-9.-- QMS f,,+Wfff2a'frf'??m Z 'MTSQJYQ 1- 1 I' .. :' - , -, . 1 1, .9 fig? 1 P4 4 5,3 ,. ,,- 1 3- II -V I. If 5, ---I J WA , I - . -. I-Q., I ,, ,I ,NI-. I , Y A -if '- ' SEAWAY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1965 ROW 1: J. Burch, J. O'Hara, R. Thai, D. Nouse, S. Swigari, B. Maifison, J. Nelson, F. Bell, M. Richard, J. Lumm, R. Preston. ROW 2: E. Barnum, S. Baehren, B. Feniger, D. Bradley, E. Fryden, M. Brooks, J. Lennox, G. Richard, D. Krieger, B. Biefeld, B. Higley, D. Higgins. ROW 3: B. Roemer, R. Hawkins, A. Atkins, D. Waterman, M. Miller, T. Powell, J. Shopneck, B. Rimer, G. Parker. 'i Co-captains Dave Higgins and Bill Head Coach Norm Niedermeier is Higley. ably backed up by Coaches Fred Kreuizfeld and Dick Kuzma. 'I2'l JEFF NELSON STEVE BAEHREN Offensive and defensive halfbock Offensive and defensive Icckle 5'5 , 140 lbs. 6'3 , 200 lbs. ff? .I' . IL W , I: A EINAR FRYDEN Offensive and defensive lineman 6'2 , 160 lbs. JIM SHOPNECK Offensive holfback 5'9 , 145 lbs. .,, BOB BIEFELD Offensive and defensive tackle 5'10 , 180 lbs. STEVE SWIGART Offensive hulfback and quarferback 5'8 , 150 lbs. DAVE HIGGINS Offensive and defensive halfback 5'11 ,170Ibs. ' . Xl , I BILL FENIGER Offensive and defensive end 6', 190 lbs. TL' ,TI 11 ' lg f A DAVE BRADLEY Offensive and defensive guard 6'2 , 190 lbs. 1 I BILL MATTISON Offensive center 5'9 , 175 lbs. BOB ROEMER Defensive halfbock 5'1 O , 160 lbs. BILL HIGLEY Fullback and defensive linebacker 6', 195 lbs. ERIC BARNUM Offensive and defensive cenfer 5'11 , 185 lbs. 12 fullback Has Scored 42 Points I0-ttawa Ottawa Hills' Bill Higley Making Up F ' Lost Time Bill Higley seems intent on making up for lost football time. The O t t a W a Hills High School fullback showed con- siderable promise as a sopho- more in 1963, leading coach Norm Niedermeier to expect big things from the muscular 190-pounder in his juinor year. It didn't work out that Way, however. Things just didn't seem to go right for Bill last season, Niedermeier said He never really got going. Higley, chosen co-captain of the 1965 squad along with halfback Dave Higgins, has been a standout in sparking the Green Bears t.o three vic- tories in their first five games. The s t o k y fullback has racked up 42 points, only four less than Ellmwoocts John 0'l-lara's Runs game to ge sl good news in a row to Delta and Swan- ton. . Before J Fumbles killed us in those' points in D- I e s, Niedermeier ex- the Green Bea- HllVE,VE been han- Q 'tball much better Ottawa h.. 's face it, the been quite auraged, Rolls Past f to . 4 Si.A . ' N. BC3ltIIl7OlO,,fl iso-pgtmt. Q0 Snecial to rite aiade 'ted the NORTH nnuriivir SSEO 0590 with Off- oci. 9--etlicli That M4 lp alf3S1de toucshdowns and 6, S Q, ,W QLGOR 01 'wo in lending O' 'eq-,b O' C lelnberg n convincing, O Wolfe, 0 folk 0 Shoulhe Conl'rfrcncc- i' lp QQL, Spots 8, fo 0 psf .N ' North Baltir,96j?7,b 'Q-Srgjqaa, JP ,Zed ilrrvdeiy Nl-l Bwfio 0173 se.' 1661'- imlllmlil 1' 19'?'77,- 'Pzg6Of7fe45'00..O Olly ,ut -where we BQ-gpg, ll LDS Vibe O- '900l'Gl7O,7C'6 A70 -I-if is in OUI' de' tain Ovidetfofftfttofst 0195 ff filfl-.fii,f32eS.f2 tions. ,, Dfw, a,.'1ja obe 'Ab 013, swf' F96 xf ' I -ldl 1,519-'b' S ap SZ' A3124--daf '01 '9-Jn Sopl 1,-J. 02191701 otS'f6!7Jgw Qyfjflg. IFISQOOI7. ' I fm '00 C507-'Sc fl 01-0,1 5 OW' 'ld' ts ljll1?,I1.0e ,lc-46, Q 2 A l- oss 6 fly e fa, e 09 R951 4 Q . lbjbylyjb 19,19 QQSQ' of foo ffo The Blade I G I ' I ir H Jl9Qg-bjfoqg. ob! ga 0,6 so 1' JC'6,,JANTON.- O.. Sept. Li l. 5' 'P '70 '72 SJ .0 f9,9fanton High rolled to its Late Rall Defeat 'CQ-' 057 ft Q GS ' -so J . 1 2 Y -f Q10 11- QQ go OW 000 -9,7 '5'1,x7 Glisi victory ot the season hy Grand Rapids, -Ifgylgpys of 1557 6,52 .952 fcqxilge? frtrsliihngt Ottawa Hills, 35--tl, ,O,s'0 11-fy' J, 01HSl'llg1, Sophomore Jim 6761-Paf5f91,6y3JfQ?'9Qof9 ,:9lpo,,Q,'9,.Q, 6353 Toni Snyder led thexBull- Scored two touchd, 5 l1,.,61yy!-9 6 6, KS' O P16209 955.9 ,dogs savage attack iritn two. I-uns of 76 and 40 Qbqfb Oqofbgalgl ff? ,000 ts- ltouchdowns on runs of three lead Ottawa Hills O-90, fi f3Qf71'f6Q'oe fo 190061066 tHi '2vland 24 Yards' Blll Higley' -fm-y Over G17 556, be 36, Jlffz- W0 Use 76,291 ,mm plunged over from the onc- I night . ffyb-0,71 We '46 Sb 17,0 fo yard line lor th c Green ttawla ,Hills 'FV6' le S' 807 Q7 G1-Q, 0? I- Q awed, o,j2Q1+Sf Quo S 006 f touchdowns i'oA7g-fig - Qajjais-6169 acc, 69.97 'lk' Jo,56f',iQ'Qf 'Um .r tggpffguf s,54ss,1 a.3b0,fe.f3t.? 1 s a nn .fre x e,L f 1- Q' its third f- off '3Wf 'v.f' fa vt-Q-5701? OW, 4717-fof' ' -. 'frewfefffotw'-. ff 0 1 'll S G S 0 d in in oi9X'U 'vofvafa ff, gt. '2 sf? 45 fe s9v,, ','f'0f, ff wr-'i HN If 0 6 1-and .a, 2 - . oh the fll'Sl, 0. gd, ro 0, 111, 'l7,7':9,y 'NXUXX-JF! , i the flame xvl1t'0fl'ff,,,,, 4,fZ:7f-22909 YP Htl? Scofecl OH lhe: rry passed to Jim .l'fb4,'Iv,, 'ff -HY tom Scrlmmage - a '72-yard touclidowifhiz 'Hz-ara, a 6-2, 200-pounder, t n tied the score on a 76- 5 d run. Bill Higley and Jeff Nelson also scored touch- downs for the Green Bears,l , tson's coming after a 30-l y. rd run. he other Grand Rapids score went to Chuck Treen r a 12-yard pass from ry. Ottawa Hills ............ 6 0 020-26 Gr d Rapid! ,.,.,... ..... 6 6 0 0-12 deeker 72-pass from Perry trun e OH-0'Hara 76 run trun failed! G -Tgfen I2 pass from Perrv trun r e O Higley 3 run tkick failedl OH 'Hara 40 run tQ'l-lara runl I Nelson 30 run tkick tailed! , fow r Steinberg went 45 'fe for the TD but Delta hack with first, SGCOl'1d. ai. fourth-period touchdowns to defeat the Green BGHTS, 20-6. After Delta had tied the, score in the first quarter the passing combination of Mike 'Cottle to Rod Bernath clicked to give Delta the victory. Cottle threw scoring passes 'of 19 and 27 yards to Kramer, Bo.h teams are now 1-1. D-alt? if ' ' ' ' 3 '7 '0-7:25 0!Qla-,HH-U-, ill' 0-.EI OH-Steinpers 45 run mm failedl DEL-Smith 9 run tkick failedl DEL-Bernath 19 yard pass from Cotlle tMuir kickl DELfBernarth 27 Pass from Cattle tMuir kickl Bears only TD, Both sc-hootsi are 1-2 Ottawa Hills 0 8 0 0-til Swanton 6 B 8 13--31 SWA-Bowman 41 pass from Purdy tlcick llnilnr-ll Northwood Falls To Ottawa Hills Special lu The Blade . lVlIl..l,FlUttY, O., Sept, tl--i Versatile .lim O'Hara scorcct lwnlh Ottawa Hills touchdownsl tonight with runskof seven and t5 yards as the Green Bears, dcfeatcd Northwood, 14-S, ont the Lake High field. O'l-tara, a s o p h o in o r C, played lwtrlll quarterback and, fullback and scored a touch- down from each position. Quarterback Ron Watterson plunged over from the one- yard line for the Rangers' only score. n ori5wf'Hiiis 'f.'f.' ..,. T ,.., a' Ho' 6 0-14 OH-0'Hara 7 run t0'l-lara run! N-Walterson 1 run tWeldon pass from Wafersonl , OH-o'Hara 15 run trun failedl Jim O'l-tara and Bill Higla each scored two touchdowr last night in lending Ottaw Hills to ct P5-6 victory ove Otsego in Seaway Confcrenc play. The win was thc third in t conference in three games f Ottawa Hills and set up ne week's game against Fostor Liberty Tops Bears, 22-O, Despite Lumn' 'n The Blldt VVY CENTER, O. Hiberty Center' tt led the de d e v e 0 sep hi 1 22- si. .tw Hills . . O t t a 3 .shma Higley .tres Bears lllin, 28- Bill Higley. scnior and C captain. led Ottawa Hills Hi, School gridders to an ea. 28-6 triumph over Lakesi last night in a non-league fo ball game at Ottawa Hill The win left fthe Green Bea with a 2-2. record. Playing fullback on often and linebacker on defens -Higley tallied three of t 'w i n n e r s' tour touchdown. gained 125 .yards rushing an intercepted four Lake sid passes. He also was credit with 20 tackles. Lakeside scored its lor touchdown in t.he second p riod when end Marty Sosl gallopcd 28 yards after tal ing a pass from quarterbac Bill Bra ddock, The Beat scored three times in the fir. quarter for a 22-0 lead az got their final touchdown the third quarter. Dave Higgins scored fir. 'for the Bears on a .four-yar romp after a 60-yard driv Higley went 20 yards for tl second OH score after inte cepting a Laker pass ai lscored again in the third p iriod on a four-yard run. 'LETQERE' Y' .... 'des-'oi' ' Swllsltlts. - -eil-, L 5.9 OH-Higgins 4 run t'Richard pass tr 0'Haral OH-Hislev 20 pass interception tHisei runl OH-Hislev 'll run tnass failed? LAKE-Soski 28 pass tram Bullock tr I fa-:edt tOH-Higley 4 run trun Iailedl BILL FENIGER AII-League offensive end BOB ROEMER All-League defensive end I DAVE WATERMAN All-League offensive tackle TIM POWELL AII-League offensive guard BILL HIGLEY All-League offensive fullback ALL LEAGUE SELECTIONS HONORABLE MENTION: Mike Brooks, Steve Baehren, Bob Biefeld, Bill Matfison. DAVE HIGGINS AII-League defensive halfback , A . . 4 JEFF NELSON AII-League defensive linebacker JAMIE O'HARA AII-League offensive halfback RICH THAL All-League defensive linebacker I F V 'M x ,ry M Z , f? U1 -.-1 G W A Us F 1 7 fi ' 5' fl N 'nv u. MIS' '- 8 '55 ' wt! .as Y , 1.951 W K Y. 'fe Xa -K 6 .ry li , . J pa 5 eg Wg: sh, W 1' w Jig? av 1 , X I N ' 1 if X N fa. X lk awp- IB tif' K I ,. Q -M Tw A - f- L, f 9 .- .....,,,,7:x ' 'h a2sf. of ,.,, I V Q, ,r lrxfl 4 L Q 15.5 N 'Graf , . fs, 1 I eg fx IA Q 'i 1 15 1 225 'T ? 'twig 'illliilfmw Nu w 3: K 135122 , ,g Limiw: , Ju Sgr .f N- ,I vb: ,i:AL, .L,A gd, X' Liglezgx 512-Q'-,, ' A Q f H N , 5 ' -f Qu' R5 'Eff 4, I V. N .Y-fL,f ':',u4:J!'2 -:Q i-H21 ' - .W --,eh ,, .Ji 'L 'A '1.!. ..... 1 in W1 -,Jr 1,1 - ' K w x 1 uk .QM W, w , QE pg, Q N ,. .' ' Q- 'W' 1 ?iS,f?2Q2sL Aux YW . J 01 s .. Q S 5 :W WA, ,, v fx? f f I R944 !' 1 , w wx -sw G'-gf.,-.L ,Y . W., -.,. ss ,W iii Q' N V55 XW1 ' H ' , yyry Hg K Tgiggfxx M 4 Wu ..,,,.,u 1 V' ., ,, gl IL .,,, A ? w W .. ,v ' , 1. 2, : J guy, 'Q .say ,Y .. ',' ' fd. Q h H' WA. I' 1 . p vi if 'EEF--1 Z, .315 ls.-.g I I 1.-2453 VARSITY BASKETBALL STANDING: P. Herron, B. Kinney, B. Higley, G. Richard, D. Wolff, J. Ycger, M. Brooks, B. Purdue, J. O'Haro, J. Steinberg, F. Ponemnn, K. Lynn, D. Higgins. KNEELING: S. Swigari, Coach D. Kuzmu, E. Barnum. K 1 i Y A ' '-'s?'Z:'1f .,.. f'f.Q2QJ '1 A i Reserve Couch Bob Walter and Head Couch Dick Kuzmcz. COPfGiI1FredPOnemGn. 'I29 DAVE HIGGINS, 5' 'l1 . 'Move over, Kevin, it's my turn to sit next to the coach. FRED PONEMAN, 6'. Coach, please, I'd rather score MYSELFl BILL HIGLEY, 6'. Hey, Conch, who gets put out of commission this week? KEVIN LYNN, 6'. Just ONE from half court, OK, Coach? i tart Starts Off .t Qttawa Hill Four city and suburban high school basketball s launch their 1965-66 schedules tonight. It is only fitting that the first City League quintet art action is Start, which makes its debut under coach Jerry Bushong . host to Westwood Amihnnv We una ..ui,a.i.l-n ttawa Hills s Bedford awa Hills turned on itsl reak in the second uar- 7 cing of B edford last 01 nd zipped to a 95-5 ed Poneman, clicking d all pointmakers wi t lead the Green Bears tome third victory. of the sea- at Ottawa Hills. Elmwood llast season's 70-47 trouncing bf Ottawa Hills are back for Enother crack at the Green ears. Returnees include 6-6, il40-pound A1 Peake, who fin- ished among the city's rop 1ve scorers as a sophomore year ago. . ' Bushong, succeeded Jim Maher, who has taken a leave of absence to complete nwork on his doctor's degree. The loss to Start was one oi .1 ered in regular season com tltion last season The Green ears won 12 t im e s whllq E clo s e to the basket, wnly- five Ottawa Hills suf- . h, . - 1 v ,It was Bedford's fourth and the 22nd in a row. two seasons. fter the first period bu a Hills opened up with st-breaking offense an d in 25 oints to take fi s P aoints per game. halftime lead. A big 33-N fourth stanza topped off ,- 1 Grand Rapids in The Blade AND RAPIDS, O., Dec. laying stellar defensive particularly in the sec- alf, Ottawa Hills High 1 last night galloped to 44 triumph over Grand Hi h in a Seawayi h S S rence contest. Eac is now 2-2 over-all for ,b ESSOII. visiting Green Bears ed into a 22-7 lead at thel er but were outscored in 3 econd period by 20-12 andl a 34-27 halftime margin! U e score was knotted, 14- t eraging 72.7 points a game Coach Dick K u z m a has lhree 1964-65 starters b a c kg ith Fred Poneman heading e list. The 6-0 senior was the reen Bears' No. 2 scorer'1as1 ason with an avera e of 15 Y Other holdovers are rugge' 5 Mike Brooks and 6-2 Davg olff, both, juniors. Neitheil 1 Defeated By Lyons 81-76 I special to Thl ands I LYONS., O., Jan. 29-Lyoz outscored Ottawa Hills, 46-3 n the final half and handf the Green Bears their seven asketball defeat, 81-76, he ers, but trailed, 25-8, in th 'nan's Key ills' Hope ,' By sim. Fox ored 317 points, or 15:8 pergame, lllde Snr!! Writer wa Hills High School last season, 'ed in the shadow of Ted Cupp, who cord-smashing prep career. owever, muscu- udicated ks' first ome of be in nted for Vw, ,WW ,Viv--Z-llldlPl13f0 ' duding Olse o Wallo edq g - p sin the B Ottawa Hills isiiiiiiiz l 1253.52.21 Poneman Scores 20 ,Say bg l ln 91-45 Triumph 5,1 ',2,,'f Special, to 'rm sua. TONTOGANY, O., Feb. 5- Rolling up a commanding 47- 21 halftime advantage, Ot- tawa H i 1 1 s High cagers sl 9- gg age: CQ-gmgilllz 5 Om S Q-UGO aim m 5 HU, mica'-3 bl- 14 EV-e.'fm9a' Q.-0 mm e Eiifn mgaqm 08.40 ,., . ru Q3 maui .... Cl 5 :atv-1 '-'...-5 -.sa were su 5-'.... .-- aul: mogul BH- UND: iiiisgi :bum qg'13 .... ::'Pm :sci in X 5 1 h.-1 5 11 n l -'ev-If-ful-sub-v-Img 8 ua Q l reassess:-U ff to l Noanliu-asa-I Xx'UIl'4V'OU 'I 2 ss'-:a's.:if'Es e m 222531325-so f' 1'2 'ef' E I-' I Q 5 2 ill-we-s-an-aww: P 1.5 -one u an QE 5 laasagaassagnp W, l l-Deana u: 2-In any N get Q, O .aes as M . -I . - Fl' 55553 3? 9 I m 0 o 'fn- . 'B 5 Q I re-85: OEF: C I 15 BU-g 0 0 1+ Q Q H 0 can-. 1-.. Q Sv o B Q l gp mem we Q fe Sc' if! eo- E, 23 H ',,,g -- ga 5 0 --ev-. v-'KD 5-.s ai ,, QE .0 . N : ,e,,, 2 .132 VT L21 33 E'-:::,,:' .9-'I' oo Hmm 2 552553 S955 355:35 D2 '1 5: 20:3-. LD S Q 5 cells C o g N ,..D 549, E U- '4 DJ 0 .as .E f: 2.9- .,-. . -, . A 5 U, 55.225 3 5.a',f,g ...,., 5- flffff 1 :+C .,,... me - :::::: Z :J V' av: an i fb S Summa-NI' rx 'LS 9. QP - ..-5 ,N No-QQQO-v Q- 5 H. 3333332 V, For-5 5- -. 1-4- ESEEEEF lim m 553 if' 2.-:qw 050' 2 5 H92 fi-na '65 Ugg 14 3a'E5 M8322 wicca ooo U' 5.5 i-I 'UEJE-'g, '1 ho m rv 0 :rcs z' Hmmm win- was with was the garne's top scorer with 24 wmght- xpoints. The Knights were out- Ottawa Hillshwhich led, shot from the field, 37 to 17. 5, at halftime, scored 1 OTTAWA GI-llLLS T OTSEIQOD ,I more field goals than the wi mwnan g F A .- ranks s d Poneman led the Win,i free-throw 'depart-ment. 353152: g with 20 points- and was, Gary Valentine led Lyolrgggr 3 d by Dave Wolff with' with 31 points and M1. Hlklgy 1 en Heyman was best for Brooks had 26 for the losers, Qlifffj' Q ornets with 14. f OTTAWA Hn.i.s Lvous ,Kenney o wa HILLS ,GRAND Ramos 1 f' ' T G ' 3 F 1' 3 F 1' Ponemlh n 1 zo Mlmuen 5 o iq- Welle 1 2 16 Heymen 6 2 14. 5500515 s o io Meeker 2 3 1' 0,Harl 2 o 4 Munn 1 o zl Hlsslns fl 2 0 4 Dlmeron 2 2 6vlqYl1ll 2 o 4 soon: 1 o Il aser ? 3 Ha T211 1' l llfrtittf' 1 o 2 ' - - -1 Toms at f f f 'k 'milf 4 6' Tiiuiz ii 1's-sand. H nanles 'ZZQI1I 1 zo 9 s-44. DUI-Nllll. and Rap- the spotlight is directly on ids, and Bedford, coach Dick Kuzma ventured. He's averaging less than 20 shots va night and is -hit- ing around 4.8 per centj' Kuzma doesn't attempt tj hide the fact that Ponema must connect frequently if'tha Green ,Bears dare to have -an o t h e r successful campaign Theywon -14 of 20 in 1964-65. . There's no such thing as 1 one-man team, of course, bu Fred's got to show us the way, the coach said. Las year,,I didn't think ,he sho often enough, but he's no afraid to fire now, mainly be cause he has more confidence 'Although ,he'1l get plenty o' points on the fast break-11 of his 13 buckets against4Bed ford were from short range-1 Fred has improved as a long distance, slgooter and wil 'make his s are of 15 and 20 footers. Poneman makes good usl of his jumping prowess-hi can dunk the ball 'despite his compact Q6-0, 190 poundsl ap pearance-and the ability tl free himself consistently iq: shots. i He's especially hard tl stop,in close because he goe. upvwith power, has good con trol' of thepball, and can shoo W i t h either hand, Kuzma noted. He has. 11 three-poin plays already this season.','i Pjmeman is' one of three suburganmagers who have score more than 100 points this youu g season. The othersafre Eastwood's Mitch Kingsley C113 in six games! and Maumee Va1ley's Andy Roberts i110 in five games! Gary Stewart of Rogers coil tinuesi 'to lead Great Lake League pointmakers with a v--i-0-J1- --?---1 L .. A. f -...A..7 Fred Poneman Gets 31 ln 89-50 Romp By OH Hills Wins Easily 'A' Poneman Wolff Star In Fourth Triumph, 74-53 RISCFVES . I 4' il if Fijian ' Si. . ,f ey - 1'-111, rt' 5 1 2 Lf 5 Ma , 5 , af' iii 5 .P w fi' 1 . , FM '? 4H7, EW w t, A ,www ,nf A' .3 i . gr mug fv .V N' Q , ig? ! ' 'if f WJ! f I Q Q H Ag ., N.. ' , 4 S is , ,. 3 ,' L I P 11. 2 'tit :Q sf v r 1 HL J f . l 1 ga V . ,I ur N, 0 f 'I 'X F f' -mb! ' ,J K M ' f K 'f , 2. 'f' .,.,., . in ...., mf Y s-15: Q.. -I 1 3' 1 gh ya! i Q, W1 'S 1 C -U M Y S -+- N. .L . 3 s - E., fv . R lr 4 x ILA :JI I 1 1 3 - -7 I-I .gf U' E, KET L E3 X HL' 4 15, 'l 1 ' 5 im. ' jg' '2- Q Q. 31 ,..,, Ja' 1 C? in 2 S ,xi IN M. urcefjiff , I 1 '1 950 1 T. Q 2-aff ttawa 1 s Trips Tigers For 2nd Place In Seawa In Seaway Conference action' Friday night, Fostoria St. Wen- lelin wrapped up the league ti- le with a 110-36 drubbing of Dtsego, and Ottawa Hills copped lecond place by downing North Baltimore, 60-47. In non-league action, Woodville beat Grand lapids 84-77. At Fostoria, Dave Hammer continued his torrid scoring pace ny tossing in 35 points in the llohawks' romp over hapless Jtsego. St. Wendelin had three ,ther boys in double figures with Jon Hoyng hitting for 16. Larry Baltimore, previously tied with the Green Bears for the second position. Dave Wolff flipped in 16 points for the victors, while Ron Mills hit for 13 points for the Tigers. Although leading by just one point at halftime, Ottawa Hills, now 8-7 overall, started hitting from the outside in the second half, as the North Baltimore club, which slipped to 8-9 for the season, simply couldn't find the range. The closest the Tigers could come in the second half was four points, at 45-41, early points. Woodville, on the othn hand, hit for 19 points. Woodville cashed in on 22 . 36 charity tosses, 18 of whim came in the second half. Tl Warriors were into the one-ani one combination midwa through the third period ar used it to great advantage. Grand Rapids out - reboundf the Warriors, but the Pirate cold shooting from the fre throw line, as well, as the floo proved their downfall. The P rates hit 33 per cent from tl floor, and made good on on. 1 nfl L 'L L fl ..... .. --.vu- Suburban Sidi-:lights Scared? Noi OHawa Hills Bears Ready For Rossford By BILL Fox Blade Sports Writer Just in case anybody had any doubts, Ottawa Hills will definitely show up for tomor- row night's Class A super-sec- tional basket- ball ft o u r n a- m e n t assign- ment against mighty Ross- ford at Bowl- i n g Green's Anderson Are- na. A lot of people s e e m to t h i n k we don't belong on the s a rn e floor, coach Dick Kuzma said, but we'1l be there. He added, We're not running scared and we fi ,'53525?E??:,:3f5E5EiEi:. Irfr - 1 1: 32. :QEQ . 3252522252'22sie252sSs2sf .sisfsf SEi3E?s5.: iQQf a: 5f1 i 2 f 4 2255553 ',, ff- '51 si-if 'if' 'i i i - 5 .ff Fox lintend to play our normal' lg a m e - no gimmicks, no tricks. Ottawa Hills' 12-7 record pales considerably next to Rossford's gaudy 20-0 creden- tials, but the youthful Green Bears boast one of the subur- ban area's most potent at- tacks plus a six-game winning streak. The Swanton sectional champions, whose starting lineup includes three jun- iors and a. sophomore, are i averaging 71.2 points a game for the season and 73.5 for their last six ap- pearances. They disposed ,of Lyons and Metamora convincingly in the section- al play-off. 55:555:2:f:2:f:r.f.f ' 1 -1:12 i:7:7:5:3'i:?:':7:3:-: '- '- ' '-'-'- I-2'r:5:,12:1-g:2:'::1zI: are juniors Bfooks ant :f'f'5fff 4' 5:fff'5ii Jeff Steinburg and sophomorl r In VVAI ,L Q , Ag p ,qtv l . 'l-- i, Jamie O'Hara. The develop 5iQiffEQfEii5,Qsgij gj E,5'fEE5llii 53 meH120ffhiS trio- Kuzma feels ig f gff55gQ?55ff , Qf Q it has accounted for the Greer Beal--' I--cent improvement- All three are gammg ' - Uvnfidence as Sh0?te Hd T'-L W0'Vff been H ' . 'e balalwe 011 X S' e13:9Ef:r:r:'-rsfs1r.:::f-:f:rs.:-' :r:. --. za!! - .1- :f:f.:- ...-., :f:':::fqr::4r:r:1: 2111112-' u ' Suits- X 5 V 0 0 ' Wolff Poneman ix ball team with size, speed,i 0 e O experience, and shooting abil- 'r,btth' Vinci- W 1 - Li- u ey re no mv CO- eo 'to 32525 IMPER Fon o'rrAwA B' Our club has come a long not dxavaixawa 6-9105 I t t H h way since, the ISEEISOII bfiagl. ed. K dxoia xo Ogbigigax 'Ciidnterl top n e a vc I We haven t Jel e comp e e y Shoo, Mega dose xo an W5 W6 a 00, p yfff, buathel-e arf eencfoligiagglgg Wolff, idwvg 5ck,ooXxO0x aO6iyo?O6,9'o I S S1831 Fters ebxailglizosbgck if re- plus fl YYXQQ fixfdg'-ati' 650 et . -50-ea ' 'A J qudt - d 'f we can get of fb i W9 fi Be a 'lt' ri- 5 6 1121 Cell galngb, all 1 F Streakln Gtegd ,xo CQUYYXQQYKJ Q95 Oqe, 4 fouyr like that together ri ay, Rossfoi cow? boifxeimg wg W fo . , , we ll give Rossford a battle. host tw meg mga We ded 1 X 'fweu stick with what we is of yestf finigy, gag SW as ' ' do besgn the 003.011 declarlid had gobblt by Q09 Yr 92235 3 H 1 1 1 3 Stol- a11'1 If We get beat' we 1' 2 ooo tickets will 9 Ye v 'Rio 'A-Mamm-Q VH the 1 have H0 excuses' We,d Arena double buqbo in-v 11 335,1'B:g,- a 74-58 probably liurt gore ,gan letic director S0 A..--jj.'f--,Bm qs Wgfgl ,te-SS windup of help -ourse ves ry ma S Gladieux expt m,,,-b---,,,..I-,,V.Usb -all 91 ml at swam drastic changes in our style , we 1, -- 5 N XXX h d of may ,, to reach 2,750 Qakwxgn Smit? A We H m a n a The Ggeen Bears, leading of' Great L-AakestLeSZIq2:sfx:1e:.xxF hihl I 606 'Ii YWESDVT4 Vicsgce fensive threats are 6-0 Fred Champion Gary tammy' na Qc 36-ocgyoffcoeg gears' Poneman, the lone senior missed Rogers, tw 5ecQX55,oo,?Y0oXXeQ env:-. METAN:-ORF among the r e g ul a r S, and tournament mum, X0 xbixxeyog Qeav-X06 vlovgoo -,mr nf ng, Junior Dave Wolff. h' d b t Clay and Whitmel, kax its WW Qeiew 6,93 enum 2. Ponenfian was Sie t laul.-bein end because of injuBe'3 gow 6 KY' Y 602,60 'L A I pon:-igmdaurgiii otlhe rigilllar sea- fared in an auto 305606150016 16- xiii xNX'2,Xw B23 1, 2' ggi compiling a 20.3 average. expected to be back -0x3,.x'P-- sflote qqomtwxg. Dia- ' 1 'f Operating for the most part ness Saturday mghf- Q' Q09 02-1'e,aa0N,,,tn g-aY9c1og,25 against stacked defenses, the The Rams COIFUUUE ,Nate ?0VeOy,5 og wife C 5695? 11 muscular veteran topped the tourney P11511 against Ma 9666: 1563 X73 25, wuz, Vxoe. X93 ,L 20-rnark 11 times, twice con- bexvcjll Wm be 3182390 X133 YW Seaioax 'QXZWKQOY 2 necting for 31 points. He has 6 In Y KN ga WY Q2 NX 1 scored more than 700 points in the past two seasons to play, Rogers coach OK ici-Vvxaofgagov' m..,..22 Collins said, but ne mxxvi X955 ,069-' --5 ' , ' . . - 'a X We know what we re up Wolff's pre-tournament av- have to wean a protectiyaikq got nn. ......a..s+ H iz.,-,ma sam -fnnaenamaa wee 156: lface mask like the one useafb- .3435- RESERVE BASKETBALL ROW 1: B. Durfee, J. Minns, G. Parker, T. Thomas, R. Thal, C. Hopple, P. Schwartz, B. Shopneck. ROW 2: D. Potts, S. Smith, A. McKisson, B. McKisson, R. Hawkins, J. McFellin, J. Habib, Coach B. Walter. It has been my pleasure to coach the Reserve Seaway Conference Champions. This all-sophomore team compiled an ll-6 record, scoring 782 points to the oppon- ents' 698. They played with determination and hustle which were compensation for lack of height. Their team effort is best illustrated in the scoring, with seven men averaging very close together in points per game. We are looking forward to two more years of fine basketball from these boys. Coach Bob Walter x as Jw 2f A- W hs: Y 1 um 1-V. 'S-4 . 55 fn Wgff V . U. ,ph wwf . ' an-,ff 13- H ,. 512. E L ,. ,MH 'Q 5 Us 1i'j it 5 1, E, H5 ,Ky ew F L, , Z. fyffsz' J ,V G 1 J: xi , 1- ,,k.. 4 'Q ww!-.ff TRACK ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW 'I 2 3 4 5 : J. Nelson, T. Donofrio, S. Romanoff, S. Merriman, J. McFellin, B. Rimer, P. Kamke. : J. Jones, S. Fox, T. Graff, S. Smilh, F. Steele, B. Jennings, S. Swigarl. :B. Pedersen, D. Bradley, R. Hawkins, B. Feniger, B. Roemer, B. Higley, J. Shopneck : F. Poneman, J. Lennox, J. Minns, M. Miller, D. Higgins, E. Barnum, E. Fryden. : Coach K. Worslell, J. Swartz, D. Krieger, B. Wolfe, Coach B. Waller. TENNIS ROW 1: Coach R. Means, T. Webb, B. Durfee, K. Lynn, C. Burkhart, F. Poneman. ROW 2: R. Crowley, D. Higgins, S. Dolgin, B. Dorrell, S. Schwab. Absenl from piclure: B. Friedman. ' X ,,-, ,r-'x Y, ,, .1 M VW' S ,...---W 'j'llhnl.'.. -.-A 5 A- if 5 N-v. ,.,.. ..- ,M -x , mf? I U Y ,IMS 1, Kifflgs -QS ,X mm ' -.I 5 4 l l GOLF ROW 'I ROW 2: ROW 3: Richard. ROW 4: ROW 5: ROW 6: BASEBALL J. Tiflle, B. Higley. R. Thal, M. Erler, B. Kinney. J. Williamson, B. Vogel, D. Lambert, M. J. Lumm, B. Maitison, T. Powell, S. Saxby. J. Yager, D. Wolff, J. O'Hara. G. Richard, D. Higgins, M. Brooks, Coach R. Stewart. FRONT: Coach W. Slewarl. J. Benscholer, J. Hargreaves, C. Hopple, D. Waterman, B. Kampfer, D. Higgins, S. Barbour, B. Romanoff, T. Thomas, B. Williams, D. Nouse, B. Mallison. -s.. 1 .W su .yf.. - 5. .rg-,,' ,. if FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW 1: P. Kamke, L. Romanoff, J. Crow, L. Levy, B. Jacobs, J. Garcia, D. Rimer. ROW 2: S. Schwab, H. Swanson, S. Turner, B. Rand, D. Tuck, B. Smith, F. Beans, Coach B. Walter. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 4 ROW 1: H. Swanson, M. Miller, P. Fisher, F. Beans, S. Schwab, L. Levy, L. Romanoff, B. Jacobs, D. Kline ROW 2: Coach R. Stewart, D. Nouse, A. Atkins, J. Lumm, C. Burkhart, D. Krieger, M. Stephens, D. Tuck B. Mauk, D. Crawford. X Hugigigl Ag. H V ,M M, 'H A- ElfS261f: W ,vfikn-3 J- ml ,M H , .I-11253155 AVQ1 5,23 A .LM-f 5 1 Q24 , ,mx ...- A-1. s Q w x x VL., ,V gvwfxl sw, 11 V! , ' , 'M L , . A- 1-5f?,?'i'f-. ,ani ,.f A x 'Q' l 344 L,., Jn. 51 fg mf wi, lf In , L f., ,, 'W Mmsnraffezfg'-' .. .gf , w.ffg.H . N ,, , ,E35xagA.1,3,, , ' 'Pm 1 K - K f, V wfwiwmiemiaw . , ' K 5 wfvwgwf., :Mg35l55Vg3gg5w,. . ,. ., 1 all VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 44 -r-+-1 ..-,- LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Goodwillie, Kaihy lumm, Judy Mehring, Chris Babcock, Jane? Fishler. Absent from picture: Ann Morehead. Co-cnpiains Judy Mehring and Sally Goodwillie. Lv I fly! I- Q' I!! RESERVE CHEERLEADERS EFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Day, Kathy Shulak, Krxs Femger. Ann Burley, Pom Smlih, Luz Gordon FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS KNEFIING: lnnda Layman, Mcrgy Goodwullue, Marcna Mmns. 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O Advertising I Public Relations O Marketing CROWNER BUILDING 4143 Monroe Street Toledo, Ohio 705 COIVIPLIMENTS OF 0'Rourke Motor Sales, Inc. Our 43rd Year Front St. 69I-5713 RATS! I'm too young for Y-Teens! ia:-was fhlr1.g.5rl- '-' JR 749'-i'.':.i'4: f' :ge-'-,Y fi.: - 12,-vef::1zu:.if1 51651515 5 a 11' Zf1:'5I '-51:3 tffikimif J .ten .ermxglzgg-122 I., - 51. ew.tm-2-::va255-21722 '80,-:5 .11:lf1:E-2 .e v .. .,,..,4:.-.,gsy,,. 3:3 ,:.-.:.1-rf .rw-:fr ' - 11- Liiff- 5 :.1I,Q, :f2 if:Lf.L21gI:kTL?5Ei:-:QESIIEZ-1? ' -5-3: :5,:21':'.1:- rEfE1EGEt ' wait 11:12:25 ' Esfif2:zQQ55 f 'X f I 4 0 . we xx Congratulations Seniors! v v osgphg TO THE cl.Ass or 'ss R : , SUPER ACE DRUGS i . ' J 'ag Q 2 . r . a i i ANSWERS TO KINDERGARTEN QUIZ Bob Roemer Peggy Hanson Annabel Dolgin Penny Donahue Paul Herron Margaret Cooper Rochelle Albert Tom Webb Janet Thieman. Judy Mehring Sheila Jacobs Lucy Lambert Randy Goldman Sue Hindman Steve Swigart Barb Roeder Nancy Rowe Margie Wallace Barb Swartzbaugh Chris Schultz Dinah Toms Ken Orwig Ben Friedman Cindy Smith 25. Brenda Kenyon 26. Kathy Carson 27. Susan Willard 28. Melissa Powell 29. Harriet Thal 30. Janet Paris 3'l. Steve Baehren 32. Sally Goodwillie 33. Marcia Goldner 34. Nancy Rand 35. Cynthia Wuerfel 36. Eric Barnum 179 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '66 Compliments of NORTHWESTERN OHIO STEEL COMPANY I I :LQ 1 v 1 I -E '-. ' + ,:..-2:9252 '42 I 21' POTATO CHIPS . . . ,JQQVZLLULQQ aggmfice 1' f V, r -3 UWT i,dE!'c1'E '- l ' zznzp 5: we 'ti' ,Q H , N new 1-7-1, :,y-5- ,::. we sw is V, ,, H gihfff-S ,. - seem!! ,- H 'Q bl-'. .-'gpjilii' ' . 'Elly a j fel , ' - l , , N YJ 'f- A .,:-,,,5n,,.- 5-g ,, Aff ly: - . 5 - 42'-' fag -' .fr -t Ji m., ,HR-.4 4, i t 'L-fr-'2f:'1 . v gfllc '. ' 5. 35:4-3:'ry fgf I . H Kilt.-'E '?5J'l ri' 1 Q . .,,, M, 'rtfiq7,:fe:a1,,j-.1' ' 1 .1 4. rl.:-T' '- ,':af QQtiL2i.:2'..1'1 l 1 , - 1 .'. . ' I I le 1.2 :- , L :.n'Af', ma inf..-.ff :hill A ff? ' ,A 3. 4. rf-f ' ' s 'sis N113 2 Twelve years of dedicated service to Ottawa Hills students draw now to a close for Mrs. Helen Braun. She has taught us the tools of learning which have served us well in school. She has taught us also the principles and va lues which will serve us faithfully in life. Through her advice we have begun with the best decisionp through her inspiration we have gone on to greater achievements: through her guidance we have come at last to know ourselves. Such is the debt which we owe to Mrs. Helen Braun, a debt which will be fully repaid only in future years, when her boys and girls are grown into men and women of whom she can be proud-men and women who give of themselves to serve others and thus continue her heritage of service. SENIORS INDEX Albert, Rochelle ...,.............. 25, 55, a7, 94, 107, 1 10.1 1, 113, 155 B55-hren, sieve ....,..... 25,55,95,102, 104, 109,121-22, 125,166 Barbour, Starr ...,.,,,..,....,........,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 25, 93,140 Barnum, Eric .... 26, 55, 94-5,104-5,114,121,123,129,138,166 Benscltoter, Joy .................. 5, 26, 92, 104, 106, 109-1 1, 113, 116 Biefeld, Bob ........ 5, 24, 25, 55, 85, 87, 95,100, 114, 116, 121-22 125, 162. Black, Trudy ...... ............................,.,,..,..,.,...,...,,,....,...,.,.. 2 7,107. Bradley, Dave .. ........ 27, 95,114,121,123,138. Bruot, Sue ............... ..,.................... 2 7, 104-5, 110. Burnheimer, Pat ....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, 2 8, 96,11O, Carson, Kathy ........... Cooper, Margaret Crouch, Mary Anne Dietrich, Gwen .......... Dolgin, Annabel , ....... . Donahue, Penny ........ 5, Elder, Gretchen ...., Epstein, Dave .,..... Farmer, Kim ...,.............,.,.,......,...., Feniger, Bill ...,,.,, ,.,. 3 1 Friedman, Ben ...,,,...,.. Fryden, Einar .... Glow, Elaine .... Goldman, Randy Goldner, Marcia ...,, Goodwillie, Sally ..... Greenfield, Judi .... Groff, Tom .......... Habib, Jeff ...... Hanson, Peggy ........... Herron, Paul ,,.,.,.,.,..,. 55, 87, 96, 107, 166. .......28, 55, 67, 87, 11O,114, 166. 87, 103-4, 114. 29,55, 106, 111, 113, 166. 30, 55,101,103,107,114,117,166,171, 174. .........30, 102, 104-5, 107, 110, 113. 102, 104. 31, 87,103-4,107,110,113-14. , 86-7, 95,102,104, 121, 123, 125, 137-38. 31, 55, 87, 89, 93-5, 100, 166. .........32, 95, 98-9,103,105, 121-22, 138. 87, 103-4, 110, 113-14. ........24, 32, 55, 87, 94, 107, 113-14, 166. 55, 94, 101, 113-14, 155. ....4, 24, ss, 55, 85-7, 90-3, 109, 113, 119, 143-44, 166. 101, 111, 114. 87, 94-5, 138. 34, 55, 97,100,114,135,178. .34, 55, 87, 94, 96,103-5,107-8, 113 .24, 35, 86-7, 97, 100, 117, 129, 162,166. ,166. Higgins, Dave .... 4, 35, 92, 95,102,104-5,111,114,120-22,125, Higley, Bill ............ 4, 35, 92, 94-5, 114, 120-21 , 129-30, 138,140, 161. 123, 125, 129-30, 137-33, 140. Hindman, Sue ...........................,.......,.,., 36, 55, 87,107,114,166. Holden, Muffie ...... ...................,.,... 3 6,55,104,111,114. Hopple, Leslie ...... Jacobs, Sheila Jones, Jack ........ Kamke, Sara ..... Kaplan, Alice ..... ........36, 87, 91-3, 104, 107-8, 110, 113. ........37, 55, 86, 94, 100, 107, 111, 166. 99, 138. 87, 110, 113-14. .........38, 56, 94, 96, 100, 101-2, 113-14, 117. Kelly, Carolyn .....................,.,,.., 11, 38, 87,104,107,110-11,113, Kendrick, Peggy .... 23, 38, 55, 87, 89, 94, 98, 100, 109, 113,116. Kenyon, Brenda ........... Lambert, Lucy .... . Lloyd, Dave ........ 87, 102, 113, 166. .......6, 39, 55, 87, 104, 106, 113, 166. Lynn, Kevin ......... ......... 4 0, 94-5, 114, 129-30, 137-38. Marenberg, Mark ....... ....,.,....,....,.,.,.,....,.,..,....... 4 O, 55. McKisson, Renny ..,,.,....,....,,.,,,,,,.,..,,......,,.. 6, 40, 52, 92,102,104, McWhorter, Sue ................................ 5, 41, 87, 96, 100, 107, 116. Mehring, Judy ...... 4,41,55,91-3,99,111,113,119,143-44-,166. Menlzer, Ann .......... ..... .,,,............,...,....,.,. 4 1 , 96,104-5,107, 113, Merriman, Seth ......,....... 42, 97,114,138, Miller, Ann ........... ...... 4 2,96,104,107,113. Milstein, Mark ..... Muenzer, Martha Nace, Mike ........ Nelson, Jeff ..... Orwig, Ken ...... Paris, Janet ......... 87, 98, 100, 104, 107. .........43, 65, 95,104, 121-22,125,138. ........,.44, 55, 87, 97, 114, 162, 166 ........44, 87, 96, 107, 110, 114, 166 Pedersen, Bruce ..........................,....................................... 44,138 Pinkus, Leslie ..,...,.,.,..,.,.,,,.....,.........,...,.,...,.,,.,. 45, 94,107, 113-14 Poneman, Fred ,.,. 4, 45, 95, 99,101-2,104,114,128-30,138,174 Powell, Melissa ................ 45, 55, 87, 92,103-5, 107,113-14,166. 82 Rand, Nancy ...... 55, 87, 94, 96, 104-6, 113-14, 166. RGSKIH, Leslie ....................,............... 46, 87, 94, 96,107,110,162, Roeder, Barb ...... Roemer, Bob . ...,,,... 5, Romanoff, Stan ..... Rowe, Nancy ...... Schultz, Chris ..... Segel, Sue ........... Seidenberg, Neal ...... Shopneck, Jim ........... Shopneck, Marlene Skutch, Barb .......... Smith, Cindy ....,.,,.,,,,.,.....,,...... Swartzba ugh, Barb Swigart, Steve .... 6, 50, 55, 55, 87, 94, 103-4, 166. 24, 47, 55, 87, 95,l04,114,116,121,123, 125,138,166. 97, 114, 117, 138. .......47, 55, 102, 104, 106, 113, 166. ...48, 55, 96,104-6,110,113, 166. 94, 99. .,....49, 102, 104, 121-22,138. 87, 94, 96, 110, 113-14. 113 166 50, 55, 87, 94, 104, 107, , . ..........5O, 55, 87, 91-3, 106-9, 113, 166. 95,102,104-5,121-22,129,138,166. Thal, Harriet ..........,,,,,,......,..,..,,,.,...,.,,..,..,.,,,...,,.,...,.,, 51,100,166, Thieman, Janet .............. 5, Tittle, Jon ........ Toms, Dinah ..... 51, 55, 87, 91-2,107-8,113,117,166. . .................. 5, 51, 89, 92-5,116,137,140. 101, 107, 110, 166. Wallace, Margie .......................... 52, 55, 87, 94, 96, 98,100,166- Webb, Cathy ...... 23, 52, 55, 86-7, 89, 94, 96, 93, 100, 103-4,107, 109,114,117,161. Webb, Tom ............ 5, 23, 53, 55, 86-7, 89, 92-5,117,138, 166-67. Willard, Sue ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,....,... ...,,.,, 5 3 , 55, 91-3,101, 106, 166. Wqlfe, Bill ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,...,...,,,..,.. 5 3, 55, 94-5,104,114,138. Wolson, Alexa ........ ................... 5 4, 101, 103, 106, 114, 171. Wuerfel, Cynlhia ..., ...... 6 , 54-5, 103-4,110-11, 113-14,166. JUNIORS Ancgnostl Anne ----- ,,,,,,, 6 2, 96,106,113-14. Anagnost, Jim .........-.--- ------------------ ------- 6 2 '97' Applebaum, Steffie ...... -------------- --------------------- ------------ 6 2 ' 96' Balber, Jane ........... ......... 6 2,66,67,94, 101,107,113-14 Bqrron, Karen ...,,, ......... . .......-- -.---------- 6 4 1 9611021114- Beqns, Lesley ,,.... ....--------- 6 2,106,113-145 Boydl Peggy -,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,..,,........... 6 2 , 67, 11344- Brodsky, Bart ...... .................. . ..-------------------- ------------ - ------ 6 2 - Brooks, Mike ...... ...... 6 2, 64, 89, 92, 95,121.125.129,140- Brown, Bruce ...... -- 62- Brown, Paul ..,, , Brown, Val .......... Burnheimer, Pam .... Crowley, Rick ...... Davey, Doug Davis, Chuck ...... Davis, Eve Day, Debbie ........ Devenow, Mark .... , Dolgin, Steve ..... , Donofrio, Tony ....... Dwight, Sue .... Epstein, Judy ...... Erler, Mark ....... Everett, Chris ...... Faber, Lynn ..... Fishler, Jan ......,.. Flitner, Becky ....., Fowler, Marni Fox, Doug ......... Gerber, Gail ...... Gilbert, Dena ...... Green, Cindy .......... Greenson, Debby Grotf, Roxie ......... Hargreaves, Jim Harris, John ........ 103. .........62, 64, 66, 107, 113. 64, 96, 114. ......62, 89, 94, 98, 114, 138. 94, 97. 67. 96, 114. .........63, 89, 98, 106-7, 146. 138. 92-3, 138. .........63, 96,103-4, 113. 65, 110. ............65, 95. 98. 107, 143-44. 106, 113-14 .......63, 66, 94, 98, 106, 113-14. 114. 57, 107, 113. ........64, 96, 103-4, 110, 113-14. .......64, 66-7, 94, 106, 113-14. 66, 107, 113. 140. ........54, 57, 97, 114. Jamra, Ellen ..... 67, 113-14. Jamra, Val ........,,.,, ....... 6 3-4, 66, 67, 107,113-14, 171. Jennings, Bruce ....... Kampfer, B1ll ......,.,,, Kendrick, Helen ...... Kinney, Bob ......... Kopf, George ....... Lareau, Sue .... Lennox, John .... Liles, Chip ........ 67, 138. .......64, 67, 95, 99, 137, 140. 107, 113-14. 95, 129, 140. 103. .......65, 95, 99,103,105,121,138. 97, 110, 114. Mainwold, Sue ........ .............v........................,.. 6 5-6, 94,113. Marshall, Suzanne .,.... ..................................................... 6 5,114- Mattison, Bill .......... ....... 6 5, 95,102,104,121,123,125,140. Mauk, Becky .....,.,, ..................................,....... 6 5,104,113. McKisson, Nancy Mickles, Alan ....... Miller, Rachel ...... Morehead, Ann .... Newmark, John ....... Northup, Bob ........,. Osnowitz, Rachel ...........65, 96, 106, 113-14. .........65, 106-7, 110, 113-14. ...........65-6, 110, 113, 143. 65-6. 65. 64-5. Poll, Libby .....,........ .................... 6 2, 66, 94,107,113. Preston, Rich ..... Purdue, Bill ........ Quinn, George ..... Redmann, Dave Richard, Greg ...... Roeder, Kathy ..... Romanoff, Buzzy Romanoff, Leslie Saum, Steve ......... Saxby, Steve ...... ........66, 72, 91 , 94-5, 97, 1 14, 121 . 110. .........66, 95, 121, 128-9, 140. 114. .......66, 94, 114, 140. 94. ,,,..,........59-60, 66, 95, 98, 140. Scharfy, Ralph .... ........................----.--.--.--.----.-- 6 6-7- Siskind, Karen ..... ........ 6 0, 62, 67, 94, 96,107,113- smnh, candy ,,.,, .......................... 6 6-7,107,113. Smith, Patti ...... Sofyanos, John ........ Stefango, Janet ..... Steinberg, Jeff ..... Swartz, Jeff ...... Wacke, Bob ..........,.... Wasserman, Nancy ....... Waterman, Dave Weisberg, Joan ...... Welber, Skip ....... Wickter, Sue ....... Williamson, Jim .,..,. Wolff, Dave ......... Wolson, Craig ..... Yager, John ..... Ziegler, Jeff ....,.... SOPHOMORES Ackerman, Linda Adams, Martha ...... Babcock, Chris .... Bailey, Jane ........ Barbour, Dick .... 113, 146. .........67, 89, 98, 106-7. .......67, 95, 102, 129. 138. 94, 97. 67, 107, 113. .........67, 89, 95, 121, 125, 140. 114. 106 140. 95, 129, 140. 94, 114. ........65, 67, 72, 95, 129, 140. 102. .........68, 72, 75,102,106, 113. ........70, 102, 107, 113, 143-44. .......70, 102, 104, 106-7, 113. Bell, Frank ........... ............................... 7 0, 83,121. Benschoter, Jim ...... .................................. 7 O, 75, 140. Berry, Diane ........ ....... 7 0, 94, 96, 102, 106-7, 113-14. Bohon, George ..... .............................................. 7 0. Bradford, Doug ...... Brady, Nancy ..... Br1tz, Berta ..,........ Brown, Dianne ..... Brown, Perrie .... Burch, Jim ..... Cameron, Don .... Carson, Sam .....,.. Cupp, Charlene .........70, 102, 106-7. .,.,.......7O, 94, 102. 100. ....,...70, 72, 74, 95, 110, 121. ........71,102, 106, 113. Dimke, Candy ....... Dorrell, Bob ....., Durfee, Ben ...... Elder, Heidi ...... Feniger, Kris ...... Fink, Barb ......... Fox, Steve ........... -Fruchtman, Mike .... Gardner, Janet ......... Goldman, Susie ....... Gordon, Liz ...,..... Hable, Carole .. Hanson, Judy ....... Harms, Craig .... Harr, Ellen ........... Hausman, Louise .... Hawkins, Richard Herron, Peggy ......... Hofmann, Fran . ..... Hopple, Craig ..... Hopple, Russ .... Jessop, Adam ....... Kenyon, Linda ..,..... Kirshner, Debbie Lambert, Don .... Lennox, Barb .... .. Levison, Jeff ...... Liles, Abby ........ Lumm, Kathy .... Mack, Jim ......... Mahaney, Bob ..... McFellin, Jeff .......... McKisson, Alan ...... McKisson, Bill ....... Milstein, Judy ..,,. Minns, John ......... Moskowitz, Steve .... ..... Muenzer, Barb ,.... O'Hara, Jamie Page, Arnold .... Parker, Greg .... Parks, Brad ........ Phillips, Patti ..... Pinkus, Kathy ..,.... Potts, Dave ........ Powell, Tim ....... Price, Patti ....... Richard, Mark ..... Riehle, Mark .... Rimer, Bill .... Rowe, Laurie ........ Schaefer, Nancy ,.,, .,.,..,., Schnitker Carolyn ...... ...... Schultz, Sandy ........ Schwartz, Pete ..... Seeger, Bruce ....... Shopneck, Bob ..... Shopneck, Daryl ...... Smith, Steve ....... Stansell, Leigh ..... Steele, Fred ........... Stoltenberg, Bob ..... ...........71, 102-4, 106, 114. 138. ........71, 95, 97, 103,135,138. .........71, 102, 104, 106, 113. .........71-2, 102, ........71-2, 94 107,113,146. 107 ,113. , 102, , 91, 97, 114, 138. . .................... 71-2, 110. ........71, 104, 107, 113. , 104. ........71, 107, 113, 146. 73, 104, 114. 71, 74, 89,91,102,105,107,113. . ............................................... 71. 102 , 113. ,106 71-2 , 114. ...........71, 121, 135, 138. , ................ 71-2,107,113-14. ........71-2, 75, 102,106,113. .,........72, 74, 95, 135, 140. 74. 72, 75, 102-4. .........72-3, 94, 96, 102, 106, 114. ........72, 74, 89, 94, 103, 140. ...........72, 102, 106-7, 113. 106, 113. 59, 68,102,105-6,113,143-44. 66, 73. ......73-4, 102, 105, 135,138. 73, 135. 135. 102, 135, 138. 73,89,91, 73,91,95,102,121, 102,106,113. 125, 129, 140. 121,135. 98. ........72-3, 102,107,111. 106-7, 113-14. 73-4, 81, 95,114, 121,125 140. 74, 102, 106-71113. 79, 12l,140. 74, 94-5, 100, 114, 65, 72, 74, 103-4, 72, 74, 75, 92,102 .72, 74, 102,104: 121,138. 107,113. 106,113. 106,113. 106,113. 135. 102. .........74, 89, 94, 135. .....,72,74, 102, 113. ......75, 91, 135,138. ...........67, 75, 106. ........75, 96-7, 138. Thal, Rich ........... ...... 6 8, 95,121,125, Thomas, Tom .............. ...... . 75, 95,100, 114, Timmerman, Cheryl ...,,,,...,,.,........... 75, Vogel, Beth ......... Vogel, Bob ..,,. Walker, Jeff .......... Webne, Sheryl ...... Weintraub, Judy ..... Wuerfel, Melissa .........75, 135, 140. 135, 140. 102, 107. 107,113. 140. 114. 75, 96, 103 102.-1, 106, 113-14. 18 FRESHMEN Alvanos, Jeff ...... Atkins, Allen ..,,,,,.. Baehren, Connie ...... Bailey, Ann .......,... Barnum, Libby ......... ...... Beans, Frank ....,........... Beishline, Mary Lou Blake, Laurie .,........... Boyd, Amy ............. ...... Bradley, Larry ..... Brock, Teri ....... Brown, Beth ........ Burkhart, Craig ,.... Casey, Patrice .... Comstock Arthur .... Correll, John ..,...... Crawford, Dave ...... Crow, Jeff ....... Curtis, Beth ..... Davis, Barb ....,.... Davis, Debbie .... Devenow, Jeff ..... Ducote, Wally ...,.. Dwight, Jeanne ...... Fisher, Phil ....,..... Franklin, Jan .... Frautschi, Sue ...... Freeman, Rob ....... Friedman, Joni ....... Goldner, Janet ....,...... Goodwillie, Margie Hallauer, Pat .......... Herbst, Chris ...... lde, Tina ....... Jacobs, Bob ....,. Kamke, Paul ........ Kampfer, Barb .... Kendrick, Kathy ...., Kinney, Margaret ...... Kline, Dave . ...,.... .. Kobacker, John ..... Krieger, Dave ...... Lareau, Steve ...... Layman, Linda ..., 184 83, 103, 105. 89, 121, 142. ........78, 80-2,102,104,106,113. 107, 146. .75, 78, 83,102,104,106,113-14. 83, 102, 104. 91, 102, 106, 113. .78, 80, 82,lO0,102,106,113-14. 102-3. 102, 106, 114. 103, 105. 78, 83, 91, 94,lO2,114,138,142. 102, 104, 113. ..........78, 97, 100. ..........78, 142. , ....... 79, 96, 142. 106, 114. ..,......79, 102, 104-5, 110, 113-14. .....,..79, 83, 102.104, 107, 113. 81, 102, 107 .......79, 102, 104-6, 113 142 ..................,79-80, 102, 105 .........79, 102, 104, 106, 113 102-3, 105 .........79, 102, 104, 106, 113-14. 102, 104, 106. ,.......79-80, az, sv, 102, 113, 146. 113. ......79-81,106,113. ........79-80, 142. 138, 142. 102, 107. 89, 102. ......,..80, 96,102, 107. 142. .......80,102,10-1,121,138,142 ........78, 80, 82, 107, 113, 146 Levy, Larry ...... Lloyd, Janice ...... Lumm, John ........ Mack, Mary Kay Mauk, Blair ....,,..,.,,. McWhorter, Bill , .... Merriman, Carla ...... Miller, Mike .,......... Minns, Marcia .... Nace, Chris ..,..,... Nouse, Doug . ,... . Paris, Margie ...... Parker, Sally ......... Pedersen, Carolyn Phibbs, Gerry ...... Rand, Bob .......... Raskin, Betsy ...,.. Rimer, Dick ..... 96 80, 83,95,l02,104,121, 140 102 1 1 1 1 142 106 142 106 142 81 79-81, 83, 102, 106, 113-14 138 142 ........75, B1 , 83, 121 , , 102, 107, 113, 102, 106 ,83,102, 104,121, 140, 106, 104, 146 114 142 114 106 ..,.,,,,,81, 100, 102-3 .......s2, 102, 110, 142. 82. 142 Robison, Ellie .... ,,,,,,,,. 8 2,102, 106, Romanoff, Larry ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 2, 94, 142, Schnitker, John ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 76,82, 102.4 Scholz, Michelle ,.,,, ..,......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,., 8 2,102,104.6,1'l4, 5ChWUb, SCOH ..-... .............................. 5 9, 76, 102, 138, 142. Shulak, Kathy ..... 82, 94,100,102,106,113-14,146. Side. Amy --------.. ........................ 8 2,102,104,106,113. Skillifer, Cathy ...... ...,,,, s 2,102-5,107,111 Smith, Bob .....,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., 8 2,142, Smillh Cheryl -------- ......................... 8 2-3,107,113. Sofyanos, Cathy ...... .,..,..., 8 2, 96,100,'I02,107,113, Soldwish, Bill ......,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..., 3 2, Stephens, Mark .,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 2,142, Swanson, Howie .,.,.. ..,.,,,,,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3,142, Swartzbaugh, Beth 82-3, 89, 91,102,106-7,113. Swigart, Meg ........ ...... 7 6, 82, 99,102-3, 105,114,146. Tibbetts, Richard ...... .....,,,.,.,......,...,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 6, Tuck, Dave ...,.,,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3,142, Turin, Jenni ,....,., .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3,100, Turner, Scott .... .,....,.. 8 3,102-3, 142. Vocke, lewis ....... ,,,,,,,,, 7 9-81, 83, 106, VOSS, R0byrI ........ .......... 8 3, 102, 104, 106. Wade, Debbie ..... ........ 8 3, 91,102,104,106. Warner, Chris .......,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3, Williams, Brandt ,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 3, 97, 140, Wright, Barbara ..... .............. 8 3, 100,107,113. Wright, Brenda ..... ,.....,,. 3 3, 100,104,106, 113, Yaffe, Deane ---.. ............ 8 0-1, 83,102,106.