Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)
- Class of 1967
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II,XX,,X,',XX XM Gil,-,X XII XXI QXI XXQIIXX MI X o W 1-fm Lf ,M XX .QL L-, -...4-4L. ..X....h,...,.1.iLXXM-.A,,-441.1 -4-.T mmm- XX,-.+X-!wXX1.Xw-wma-WX:mXX-XX A1 X-.MX XXX-X'X-XXXXFNWM W rm.,-XM X XX - X X A XX, X U 1 w V ii ' N W iii um uw HIM.: V 3,42 'H '95 W , T X li' Inspiration in our classrooms, sportsmanship in our games, friendship in our halls, guidance in our school years. In return for this devotion we, the Class of 1967, dedicate our yearbook to you . . . MR. RICHARD KUZMA. i..A ,.1 :. S C Facul Them . Q3 Q ' ' RAY E. DEARDORFF, B.A., M.S. Superintendent of Ottawa Hills schools When Ray E. Deardorff came to Ottawa Hills in 1937, few could have foretold the diversified career that was to be his. His first accomplishments were in the field of athletics when in 1942 he coached the basketball team to a state victory. Off the court, he devoted his time to teaching a variety of sub- iects. ln fourteen years he ascended the ad- ministrative ladder from assistant principal to principal to superintendent. Aside from his busy schedule, he found time to take part in many professional ac- tivities on educational committees, national, city, state, and county organizations and athletic boards. He was also instrumental in establishing and organizing the area and state Student Council. His many contributions have led to his listing in Who's Who in Amer- ican Education. At the termination of such long association with Ottawa Hills, Mr. Deardorff could not help but express a note of optimism, This school system has in the past few years met many of the greatest challenges of its history and has never achieved higher educational standards than those of the present time. The Ottawa Hills School system has met its challenges, and I have every con- fidence it can continue to do so. l 1 1 11 'IH 5 LAWRENCE W. GERESY, B.S., M.A. Principal of Ottawa Hills High School Assistant Superintendent ot Ottawa Hills High S rg -T' , 75 lm it 'L it TEACHER PRINCIPAL chool , l G' Rf- xlafw-4 . '-l-fl'-I L X li .,,, 1,7 ,N Y., 'u'u.H'f yaziiiflvll ' 4'Q'.'gvl5,ll:llJ: ,l , 1 Ang- w ,. :ir ' ' 3.3',7.:':5Q2ll liillllhllfv lr ' Z A 4 .-132m Ji -' 'lk'HA'vggifg.'.::f'l,1 . ,- 1- ,. iw l -.l,:A.mLf1a'1g-ig: 'ev' 1 SUPERINTENDENT , . W R3 1 X f 1 ,. , g. -1. , , E ROBERT J. BARBER B.A.,M.A. COUNSELORS n of Boys Guidance Counselor 6, 7, 8, ETHEL B. SAGER B.A., M.A. Latin Ill, IV, Dean of Girls BB.,B , 1 - , 1 . f- --. rf,-.f, 1, R0 611 Ill . 'F l -1 J X I gm! : I 4 :su 3 If fi 'L ' ' A V- Y ' - 'fu 'PES gi f ' d5',,251 1-Aff R f FRED KREUTZFELD B.S. In Ed., M.A. Attendance xt A' Y V I Wt ' QQ li' W ' K -- -.-.M ,,,E E w 'wx , 5 f 7 , , ..,,,,, f,44. LL..5iil 1 - CHARLES R. ALEXANDER B.S., M.A. Mathematics JAMES R. BOGAN, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts, Driver's Education, Jets Club Advisor MARIA E. ARCOCHA, B.S., B.A.m,Ed Spanish, World Affairs Advisor THOMAS J. DOCIS, B.Ed., M.Ed. Physics, Science 7,8, lnterclub Council Advisor ERNEST J. BERG, B.S. Art, Baseball Coach CLARENCE R. EGERT, B.Ed., M.Ed. Mathematics xi sl ,iw ll if 'lx is it , ,, .. ,ls DONALD D. FONTAINE, B.A., M.A. French ll IV Testing Chairman PAUL R. HUFFMAN, B.Engr. Mathematics 8, Seventh Grade Basketball Coach 1 'I ff V JOHN W. GRAY, B.A., M.S. Biology, Science 8, Proiection Club Advisor RICHARD KUZMA B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. Physiology, Physical Education and Health, Varsity Club Advisor, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Head Varsity Basketball Coach MARCIA HOUCK, B.Ed. English 9, Mesasa Advisor GERARD E. LONSWAY, B.S., M.S. Music, Band DOUGLAS B. LYONS, B.Ed. HF ii Chemistry RONALD D. MEANS, B.A., M.Ed History 9, 12, Student Council Advisor VANCE D. McCARTER, B.S. English i2, Speech, Dramatics, Drama Club Advisor, English Dep't. Chairman LUCRETIA MEEKS, B.A. English lO, Future Nurses of America Advisor HARRIET McCLURE, B.S. Home Economics NORMAN NIEDERMEIER B S M A Biology, Varsity Club Advisor, Head Varsity Football Coach r, 3 if Y-, B.B.A. M.E.D. History 7,9, Eighth Grade Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach :ss PHYLLIS SCHECHTER, B.A., M.A. French I, lll, Junior High French, Ski Club Advisor, A.F.S. Advisor ,ya ,l . T. sms me JEAN RICHARD BS MEd Remedial Reading, Future Teacher of America Advisor MARTHA SMITH B.A. M.A. ' English ll, Journalism, Arrowhead Advisor we is DONALD F. SATTLER, B.A., M.A. Engllsh 12 RUSSELL SMITH, B.S. in Ed. Science 7,8, Junior High Football Coach ROBERT c. OCONNELL PATRICIA SMYTHE, B.S. English 8 FLOYD D. sTRow, B.A., M.A. Mathematics, Math Dept. Chairman RONALD M. STEWART, B.S. History 7,8, Assistant Track Coach, Freshman Football and Basketball Coach JOYCE SUNDERMAN, A.B. Latin I,II, Y-Teens Advisor 4'iifE,ii,'iiii :fi M' 'I I H it H I 5 '55 ,, . , iif' , 'mil --wth Efm-,ip ,W -- . - . ' it iii ! few . K-,Q ' QW . , 5 t-- 1fs. i-'3:a2zfaf fs we f , E is -viluncg. Y ' Evil :Y 24,1 I. :g I ' T' 5 l -2' -I - 17 'i ii ,I ' U53 I 1 ll WAYNE A. STEWART, B.S., M.A. Athletic Director, Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Golf Coach BARBARA WAGNER, B.Ed. English 7,11 DEAN WALKER, A.B. Librarian GLENNDA WHITMAN, B S Physical Education and Health Girls' Athletic Association Advisor ROBERT C. WALTER, B.S. History 9, ll, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Head Track Coach, Chairman of Social Studies Department KARL R. WORSTELL, A. B MEd Mathematics, Sociology and Economics, Assistant Track Coach Junior High Football Coach -HF OFFICE PERSONNEL Mrs. Eloise Felton, Mrs. Dorothy Hardesty, Mrs. Jean Pfleghaar, Mrs. Juanita R. Lease. Mr. Luther E. Richard, CUSTODIANS Clerk Standing: Orville Metzker, Gordon Vebenstad, Herman Stowers Kneeling: Leo Hoag, Harold D. Kingsly. E 'kliai ' ff - ' Nm-H Organization is civilizafionf' Uhl1 . , .All right people! - J 5 is -4'9' A lf's just as simple as 1haf! Just a minute class, I have fo diffo off your fest 9 4'1 -Mirfl -4 ' , .41 Relax. If's only a piece of chalk. Focus 'my felescope again, the park- ing lof is gelfing hazy! 53.6 I K v ,. 1Uww 'wl1l ax '- LX :VQ 7 -rf G 'Q -7 -. 1 ' wfslf? 5i?ia:.f5.A,.' 'V 1 L 4 A J . 1g ,Q A +44 ' Wm. -. . .W , ..,-- , 555 mg I ' M1 ai H ,Hx +212 ggf' 2, 5 x , iw +1 rumwww-'-ww? 1L14zaH'kWy0f 2-13 E v TL- ' -nnrw, Via 1 ' M1511 Xakgg1LxmQfxv gl 'R.afaiW'1 - K9 mf' I -s 4 I 1 , , f- 'r ,, f i- -... .. vi it fi , -1-1 mf fi A ..,, ' A 'Q ' -A -- - 1 GAC' , J' .. 5Q':f rff wr, , l - . 711-::,..,, w gg i 'Y 1,54 .Y A 3 ' v 1 - 4' A , 1: . y . M 2.15 A I. V- 4 . '1: :' fgE 2: ffl- ul A ' 1 eg 1-T 5. wi . N A l 4 4, .. E ri L ' :H V 'Fm F J' if ' 21 r he Senlo s C Them . . , A-sf ' 4 1 ' W I' 5 , 1 5 ' . .H R 4. '4 f 1 .J ,A ff M 'Vw ' WW' 1 xr Y, ,. x . 1, 11 , ff 2' 12,3151 , ' rg? 1' V ws. 1 3-rvff, f r 4 i , . H W, 21 v-H 1 .' V4 11, QR ,lj 2 J I , . r 1 ' 1 2, X 1 , 'if' Es: Q - 'I 'J X an 'X 1 , . f, Q , as f .. I I va F :Z , - ' 1 3? . , .5 1' - 3 ig : ,: '4 3, Y t 11' ' 1: 7. V . 4 XL L 'A ,, SEATED: Lynn Faber, Vice Presidenty Mike Brooks, President. STANDING: Karen Siskind, Treasurer, Helen Kendrick, Secretary. Who ever said being an officer is You'd better believe we're the bestl work? The Senior Class of I967 will soon be fading into a memory for the underclass- men and faculty of Ottawa Hills High School, however, this memory will be one of the finest the school has had for many years. The Class of '67 is a group of extremely talented individuals ranging from athletes to scholars, from actors to poets, and from musicians to scientists. But we haven't been iust a class or large group of people following each other around like sheep, we have been instead a group of individuals united by our own personal excellence. Now we are on our way out, we are becoming something that was. We are be- coming a memory, but not a memory that is thought of and soon forgotten. The Class of '67 will long be remembered as one of the finest ever at O.H.H.S. Mike Brooks l just thought l'd get a little read- ing done. . . . Anne . . . sweet and sincere . . . Wl1o's Jane Austen? lf you fall oft once more, we're wmwlll E. 5 , C , 4 1. ,, C fi --:L U ' QQ E 5 I . o - P- Q! : 3 I '-Mil? 3- i .tif ' 3 - ' if 2 , :P E' ,ff ' 5' - T, 3 .. , 5 1'-1'- f -0- ii 5 Y - ci Hilllllt 0 I wish he -were real. . . . Steph- anie . . . Mad Mustang . . . candy- lover. ANN STASIA ANAGNOST A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 3, 4 Future Teachers 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 4, National Honor Society 4, Ot- T' tice Helper 4, World Affairs 4, Y Teens l, 2, 3, 4. JAMES BASIL ANAGNOST Jets Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball Man- ager 3, Track 3. STEPHANIE HELEN APPLEBAUM Future Teachers 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Y-Teens l. K at ',,....- fazs,Qt,.s..,.,,. , P W SARA JANE BALBER Drama Club l, 2, 3, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, Arrow- head Staff 2, 3, 4, Art Editor 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Freshman Cheerleader l. LESLEY MARIE BEANS A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Future Nurses l, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2. AMY ELIZABETH BELCHER DeVilbiss High School, Toledo, Ohio l, 2, York Suburban Senior High School, York, Pennsylvania 3, Drama Club 4, Musical 4, Y- Teens 4, Mixed Chorus 4. - Tl1e more l eat, theskinnier I get! . . . Sara .lane-Janie? . . . ab- sence-minded . . . concert con- scious. lllw U? imma Y Y in 'FF' :,.L.' Ax What would I do if I lost the key? . . . Lesley . . . on the go . . . You meet the nicest people on a Honda. l E: ' I 225125512 The Sound of Music . . . Amy . . . Let's go to the lake! . . . letters, letters, letters. What happened this morning? . . . Peggy . . . Good grief! . . . R-r-ing . , . Detention, again! Leader of the Pack . . . Fox . . . Joe Athlete of O.H ..,. All brawn, but where's the dbrain? I concentrate better this way. . . , Bruce . . . Quiet in the library. . . . z-z-z-z-z. ANNE MARGARET BOYD A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Recording Sec- retary 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. MICHAEL PAUL BROOKS Student Council 3, 4, Class Treas- urer 'l, Class President 2, 4, Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 3, 4, Gym Leader 4. BRUCE KENNETH BROWN William Hartley Taft High School, Tarzana, California l, 2, Baseball 3. QF Wi.-1'-7,4 PAUL CHAPMAN BROWN Drama Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, World Affairs 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Football 4, Track 4. VALERIE LYNN BROWN A.F.S. Club,4, Future Teachers l, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 2, 3, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Girls' Chorus l. PAMELA LOU BURNHEIMER Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Treasurer 4, G.A.A. l, Hall Monitor 3, 4, Y- Teens l. I L... it- - -. it ' tr. W,-'A -'ggx ll .- ' ' .i,z,',i.-it-'T 1' tr - ., ..,.. t . .ii it . r . - it ww -zzz' V But, it wasn't my fault! . . . Paul . . . music man . . . summer at Clear Lake. l'm sure the Arrowhead won't mincl it I borrow a little money. . . . Val . . . a new car every week . . . will power plus. I promise l'll give these back tomorrow! . . . Pam . . . Great Scott! . . . fashion-minded. 4-mswrlllii RICHARD ALLERTON CROWLEY il K W A Student Council 3, 45 President 45 A.F.S. Committee 2, 35 Chairman 35 A.F.S. Club 45 Exchange Stu- dent, Tokyo, Japan 35 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 All School Play 2, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Club 45 World Affairs 2, 3, 45 Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. Japan isn't that far away. . . . Rick . . . mastermind . . . Tennis, anyone? . . . likeable leader. '- - ' ' DOUGLAS GORDON DAVEY McTigue Junior High School, Tole- do, Ohio lp Jets Club 45 Treasurer 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 World Affairs 3, 45 Mesasa Busi- ness Staff 4. - -' fi 1. R .,,. , , i ,- .. R ,.-2 , T , . . I , L ' -gerrrfr'-zifeil ' I f .jf 1 ' - Hg ' -,tT,' I ,....5 2535 Cf' fllfslfj. ' .1256 Trl-f'll:2fl i.:..:i-, gi .,. .. i2: .,. -ww HQ, Rlsietwkff -'-5 l -3 'e:fL 1' '::gAlC1f -lvl 1 -5 wif ,swf T . . 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DEBORAH ANNE DAY Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Class Secretary l, A.F.S. Com- mittee 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Future Teachers l, 2, Treasurer 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, World Affairs l, 2, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Area Y-Teens Vice President 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus I, Freshman Cheerleader l, Reserve Cheer- leader 3. MARK STEPHEN DEVENOW Culver Military Academy, Culver, lndiana l, Football 4. It happened overnight. . . . Ev . . . Davis's Dilemmas . . . Shut up, Mark! . . . Silence is Golden. 1 as 2, . , . N. 1 L X A little snow never hurt any- body. . . . Debbie . . . dating dilemmas . . . Let's have a slum- ber party. Mr. Dynamite and Friend . . . Mark . . . Shut up, Eve! . . . Devils. I don't have one like this yet. . . , Steve . . . Go, Rockettesln . . . You'll find him on the tennis courts. fy, y -, Happiness is a Plymouth . . . Tony . . . Italian lover . . . Let's go to the drags. . T F l f f . if in S .yew ww, L , Q-:s 03,9 4 .6 HL , Qlflfl ,. fl T T f ' JWMJ H i aaa -.iffllhl 4 ,j, 4, Y W A - Y A4 AII, v ,A H lisllia' Camp Storer is my second home. . . Sue . . . horses are her hobby . . hidden talents. STEPHEN ALAN DOLGIN Drama Club 4, Ski Club 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, World Affairs 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4. GUY THOMAS ANTHONY DONOFRIO Mixed Chorus l, Track l, 2, Gym Leader 4. SUSAN CAROL DWIGHT Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, 4, Thespian 4, Technical Head 4, Future Nurses-l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Ensemble 3, Gym Leader 4. .oem - g'f6f'l'q1,i mel, .,. JUDITH EPSTEIN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, World Affairs 3, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4. JON MARK ERLER Drama Club 4, Musical 4, Ski Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Football l. CHRISTOPHER CRAIG EVERETI' World Affairs 4, Basketball l, Golf l, 2, Track 3, 4. K vxym it it , ., it 5 A friend in need is a friend indeed . . . Judy . . . Another weekend with the girls. . . . lunch on Thursday. T B A it . 1 ff, XT, rl , f ,. I 4 f , ' .1-' , 1:1 ' ' - wr V V A , Touch it, and l'll kill you! . . . Er . . . Have you heard about . . . ? . . . Superleader. Anyone for skiing on the Mau- mee? . . . Chris . . . good-natured . . . Camel. X s T no ,ici , 1 l +1 ...n I just don't know WHERE I am. . . . Lynn . . . Michigan bound . . . What's the latest gossip? F l What do you know, another per- fect hand! . . . Dave . . . Spirit of St. Louis . . . My name is Dave, Mr. Docis. lt's not much of a substitute, but .... ,..Jan...lunchonMon- day . . . wub. LYNN WOODLEY FABER Student Council 2, Class Vice Pres- ident 3, 4, A.F.S. Committee 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Treasurer 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4, World Af- fairs l, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l. DAVID JOHN FIRTH Parkway High School, St. Louis, Missouri l, 2, Anderson High School, Cincinatti, Ohio 3, Na- tional Honor Society 4, World Af- fairs 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4, Football 4. JANET LYNN FISHLER A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 2, 4, Musical 2, G.A.A. 4, Office Helper 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4. REBECCA JEAN FLITNER Glenbrook South High School, Glenview, Illinois l, 2, A.F.S. Club 4, Attendance Secretary 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Musical 4, G.A.A. 3, World Affairs 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. MARININA FOWLER Student Council l, A.F.S. Commit- tee 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, President 4, Attendance Secretary 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Sec- retary 4, Thespian 3, 4, All School Play 4, Musical 2, 4, Technical Head 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Ski Club 4, World Affairs l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l,2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2. GAIL HARRIET GERBER Drama Club 2, 3, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Office Helper 4, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l. Two loves have l. . . . Becky . . . horn happy . . . Steve says . . . stage struck. ' iii 3 lllllll , , QQ so-the This picture speaks for itself . . . Marni . . . Let's go to theddrug- store. . . . New York, here l come! Really, you guys, it's great! . . . Gail . . . Norman . . . loves those T.U. guys. . l YI' 5 It F fill ' Who me? A date!? . . . Dena . . . I got my license! . . . M.V.C.D.S. is the best. Ewa? .. intra ' 2 f . l .Tj 1 si ' D if l 7' Tl. ' ' A L 4 i' Oh, no! Not again! . . . Cindy . . . A friend is a dog named Susie .... willing to help others. 31:ff.'r::: . J r z V ll! , A 54 ' 'iiiiul F :I.IfI.!J!.L 1 - Zi ..l..,, 1.153 ' V '4 Q v-- M... t . - t N fl . 5 .iz , , 'L 4- ull. Zgilil ml' . 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Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Edito- rial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus l. ggi-. fr I ROXANNE LOUISE GROFF Start High School, Toledo, Ohio I, 25 A.F.S. Club 45 Secretary 45 Drama Club 45 All School Play 45 Musical 45 Thespian 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Office Helper 45 World Affairs 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 4. JAMES EARL HARGREAVES Varsity Club 45 World Affairs 45 Basketball I5 Golf I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SCOTT HARRIS Audio-Visual Crew I, 2, 3, 45 Co- Chairman 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Technical Head 45 Thespian 3, 45 Basketball Manager 2. . ' Who needs a license? . . . Roxie . . . Week-ends in Ann Ar- bor . . . If I can sew, you can sew. mmm I can't miss this one. . . . Jim . . . Actions speak louder than words .... If I can make one more birdie .... I thought this was an automatic winder. . . . John . . . Dear Abby . . . pool rule. ELLEN GENE JAMRA A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, ' Thespian 3, 4, Musical 2, Technical Head 4, G.A.A. l, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' ' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2. in if, Q-'fl' This won't spoil my appetite. . . . Ellen . . . chemistry clash . . . E.J. . . . Europe's for me. VALERIE ELIZABETH JAMRA Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Musical 2, Future Teachers l, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor l, National Honor Society 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l, Freshman leader 2. I don't want my picture taken! . . . Val . . . a boyfriend in every city . . . I'm sd hungry! . . . always smiling. BRUCE TUCKER JENNINGS World Affairs 4, Basketball Man- ager I, Track 2, 3, 4. Buy a paper, mister? . . . Bruce . . . red hair and freckles . . . The Phantom. Cheerleader l, Reserve Cheer- R9 WILLIAM NORRIS KAMPFER Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Football I, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Leader 4. HELEN MADALINE KENDRICK Class Vice President l, Class Sec- retary 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Re- cording Secretary 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, Technical Head 2, 3, Assistant Director 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, World Affairs 2, Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Quiz Bowl 4. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS KINDLE LaSalle High School, Pasadena, California I, Columbus High School, Columbus, Indiana 2, 3, World Affairs 4, Arrowhead Staff 4, Baseball 3, 4. as cs' r l I I 8 FORE! . . . Bill . . . Lion Store's best customer . . . Little Red Bomb . . . Which scholarship should I take? Who said I couldn't win first prize? . . . Helen . . . Just one more week, Mr. Means. . . . ar- tistically inclined. - , ,M , .f,f ,,fc. . , f'f lty - V . .,., Y A ,ski-R ,wh ,l ,, ..i H.: .1 1- - KNVQN, : A .. . i ij., 1-vi- li? I 'ff' A . ' f Es: ' f lt- -I. ,.. . -I A . '. . ji., 3 xw- N fi K iii' If -- H ' .gs S - - lf! -' -. A - V . - cnt- I 1 ,A ' wr, .14 f ,.... ' I .Sc cg? it -, ,,. A y V . E I if gang --f -' '--fd, I , .- All -4-- ,,. Gotta watch those quick stops.' . . . Berford . . . O.K., people.' . . . easy going . . . Bless you Brother. I A :lr-fl,- 'ig - . J' il Last year l wore a green uni- form. . . . Bob . . . Our Sports Spotlight . . . intramural whiz. -- .:., , 'u - llilllltll F0 . .Ci , Jil Just brushing up on the subject. . . . Scott . . . strumming a tune . I have to go pick up Pam. 1. Here are a few editorials for the Arrowhead. . . . George . . . profound poet . . . musical mind. ROBERT STEWART KINNEY Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Arrowhead Staff 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l. SCOTT DOUGLAS KOEGLER Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan l, 2, 3, Drama Club l, 4, Jets Club l. GEORGE BENJAMIN KOPF lll Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Football l. SUZANNE ESTELLE LAREAU Drama Club 2, 35 Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Hall Monitor 25 Office Helper 45 Y-Teens l, 45 Girls' Chorus l, 2. JOHN FRANKLIN LENNOX Drama Club 45 Ski Club 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 World Affairs 3, 45 Band l, 2, 35 Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Football 3, 4. ARDEN FORREST LILES Drama Club 35 Jets Club 3, 45 Hall Monitor 35 Mesasa Business Staff 45 Baseball 3, 45 Football 4. l think someone mixed up the uniforms. . . . Sue , . . O.H.'s Florence Nightingale . . . loves to dance. .54 E , -4, li 4 is Q' , .i. A. u it H , 5 l iii A future Blade . . . Ox . . . liquid sunshine? . . . Can't l come to the library today? A vitamin a day-. . . . Chip . . . Indian Road interests . . . Good things come in small pack- ages .... easy going. The Red Baron . . . Sue . . . Where's your blue shirt? . . . Madame Editor . . . fiery redhead with temper to match. 5.1.5 Y ' i is J, t i can never decide what to do. . . . Suzanne . . . Well-i-i. . . . no talent? . . . Madame Arcati. I've had enough of that, Mr. Geresy. . . . Matty . . . five-year man . . . The Whale. SUSAN ELIZABETH MAINWOLD A.F.S. Club 4,4 Attendance Sec- retary 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Y-Teens 'l, 2, Mesasa Edito- rial Staff 4, Editor 4, Quiz Bowl 4. SUZANNE MARSHALL A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Clerk 3, President 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, 4, Musi- cal 2, 3, 4, Technical Head 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Of- fice Helper 4, Y-Teens l, Girls' Chorus i, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, Girls' Tennis Team 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS MATTISON Ski Club 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, Basketball l, Football 3, Golf 2, 3. 'dv-v 'EQ- -S ELIZABETH DIXON MAUK G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 4, Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. NANCY RYAN MCKISSON Donnell Junior High School, Find- lay, Ohio l, Findlay High School, Findlay, Ohio 2, A.F.S. Committee 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Vice President 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Clerk 4, Future Teaehers 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Office Helper 4, Ski Club 4, President 4, World Affairs 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Quiz Bowl 4. ALAN JOHN MICKLES Baseball l, 2, Basketball l, 2, Football l. b tfil Volkswagons for Christmas . . . Becky. . . Bunky . . . l saw her! . . . lunch on Wednesday. Right oft the cover of Vogue . . . Nancy . . . better late than never . . . madras case . . . purple. What happened to the hood? . . . Greek . . . holes in his stomach . . . boots. T -, ' -, P , 4, . li lim l - I Y W 4 ' I n I, 3 V : -V 3 ip il N 1 ,-fi-1 .. ff : -,,: Q. I ui fr - l need all the friends l can get. . . . Rachel . . . Oh, yes! . . Creep . . . You're right! It's one way to get to school! . . Bill , . . California dreamin' . . Chest . . . lover-boy. Another week-end at O.5.U .... Ann . , . Our Homecoming Queen . . . lunch on Monday. RACHEL MADGE MILLER A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, Technical Head 3, 4, Future Teachers l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Hall Monitor 3, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l. WILLIAM THOMAS MIMS DeVilbiss High School, Toledo, Ohio l, Del Valle High School, Walnut Creek, California 2, 3, Drama Club 4, Musical 4, Ski Club 4, World Affairs 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Football 4, ELEANOR ANN MOREHEAD Student Council l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, Hall Monitor 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Y-Teens l, 2, Arrowhead Staff 3, Girls' Chorus l, 2, Freshman Cheerleader l, Varsity Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. WL, si as , , -, ., it i, .eaE'21i1, -fir - , f 2 - -ifzflirr - 5 ' -4 te- ' 5.3: 5' ,412- f. l tl i ii ll ml' We ,ii - ' g g' L' .17 1 U .. LJ L ' ' 'Pu-- . i Q ' Umm gym W i l d ii '. Y -,Tj JOHN NEWMARK Melrose High School, Melrose, Massachusetts l, Drama Club 2, Musical 2. ROBERT BANTING NORTHUP Football l. RACHEL MARTHA OSNOWITZ A.F.S. Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Office Helper 4, World Affairs 2, 4, Y- Teens l, 2, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus l. Sweet Lips . . . John . . . I wish I could scream like James Brown. . . . President of the Gutter Club. Hard at work . . . Robin . . . goatee . . . quiet and conservative . . . Austin Healey. Well, it's about time I start my term paper for tomorrow. . . . Oz . . , little green bug . . . loved by all. 4. yi!! Don't worry, l'll make the dead- line. . . . Libby . . . I think I need a new pair of SHOES!! . . Amazingl I . U LZ I I.. One school's bad enough, but TWO? . . . Rich , . . Keep those reels a-rollin' . . . able manager. Let's go, you guys, l'm thirsty. . . . Doo . . . All-Star star . . . Trips to Lagrange . . . 51 of them? ELIZABETH ANN POLL A.F.S. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, At- tendance Secretary 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus I. RICHARD THOMAS PRESTON Audio-Visual Crew 2, 3, 4, Co- Chairman 4, Chess Club I, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Tech- nical Head 3, 4, Hall Monitor 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Baseball 4, Football 2, Golf 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER PURDUE Cranbrook School, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan I, Musical 4, Ski Club 4, World Affairs 4, Basketball 3. J Y--I ,...,..,,,. M-felis, Aww' 43 GEORGE WILLIAM QUINN '9l.,w gr S kg w fe Ar- . 1 X DAVID BIRKLEY REDMANN Hall Monitor 3, World Affairs 4, Arrowhead Staff 3, Mesasa Edi- torial Staff 4, Band l, 2, Basket- ball l, Football 4, Golf l, 2. GREGORY PAUL RICHARD Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4. Distinguished . . . George . . . loves Those redheads . . . VW . . . l believe .... 1 f- x if ' ' 31 ge A , 1 Do blondes have more fun? . . Dave . . . sense of humor . . Goose. Whot's for dessert? . . . Greg . . . silent and strong . . . foul minded . . . Superman. ff' I just thought I'd whip up a few outfits. . . . Kathy . . . dancing miss . . . Sew what? l'm sorry l'm late, but the car wouldn't start. . . . Buzz . . . I know the answer. . . . in the swing with golf. Which one is the real one? . . . Leslie . . . super swimmer . . . Let's go to the stables. KATHRYN ANN ROEDER Drama Club l, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Musical 3, Technical Head 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, world Affairs 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 2. BENNETT SANFORD ROMANOFF Drama Club 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Basketball l, Golf l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4. LESLIE HOPE ROMANOFF Drama Club I, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 1, 2, 3, 4, All School Play 3, Mu- sical 3, Technical Head 3, 4, G.A.A. l, Girls' Chorus I. ,ww -ri-.......- STEVEN NORRIS SAUM Ski Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Foot- ball l, 4, Tennis l, Track 3, 4. STEVEN LEWIS SAXBY Student Council 4, Treasurer 4, Class President 3, A.F.S. Commit- tee 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Thespian 4, Musical 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Var- sity Club l, 2, 3, 4, World Affairs 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Har- vard University Book Award 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Football l, 2, 4. RALPH SCHOFIELD SCHARFY Audio-Visual Crew 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Jets Club 3, Ski Club 4, World Affairs 4, Football 4. , l'm sure they won't mind if l borrow this. . . . Squibby . . . Let me smell your breath, Steve. . . . XKE . . . flight to Florida. E I .T Eli -iifi. E-ll Ding, Dong, Steve calling! . . . Sax . . . Sprechen sie Deutsche? Nien . . . Thats stun! . . . hard worker . . . yea, black tennies. ' ,'Yl ff I knew l shouldn't have blown up the Chief's car. . Ralph . . . Grunt Squad . . . What's wrong with a little fresh air in January? So that's what happens. . . . Karen . . . Spirit of '67 . . . loves those coaches . . . Want to go on the bus? Whoever heard ot dishpan hands at l7? . . . Cindy . . . Alabama belle . . . I'm so excited! l'm on a new diet! 7 -' La I-It - Hey, Fish, hope we're in time for the Early Bird. , . . Patti. . . lunch on Friday . . . l have a date with Tim tonight, or is that Eddy? KAREN LOUISE SISKIND Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Attend- ance Secretary 4, Future Teachers I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor I, National Honor Society 3, 4, Office Helper 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus I. CYNTHIA ADELE SMITH A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 4, Musical 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hall Monitor 4, Office Helper 4, World Affairs 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2. PATRICIA BOYD SMITH G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Mohifor 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Edito- rial Staff 4, Girls' Chorus I, Gym Leader 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, Reserve Cheerleader 3. E ,f X.. JOHN CARY SOFYANOS MARIA de LOURDES MAUREY de SOUZA Colegio Sacre-Coeur de Marie, Rio de Jcmiero, Guanabara, Brazil l, 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, Drama Club 4, Musical 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 4, Ensemble 4. JANET LOUISE STEFANGO Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Area Student Council Treasurer 3, Committee Chairman 4, A.F.S. Committee 2, 3, A.F.S. Club 4, G.A.A. l, 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, World Affairs l, 2, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Section Head 4, Girls' Chorus l, Franklin Marshall Book Award 3, Freshman Cheerleader l, Quiz I could have danced all night. . . . Sofy . . . the pause that re- freshes . . . 9th period study hall. Our Brazilian Bombshell . . . Maria . . . everyone's friend . . . Bun- da! . . . Maruda. Bowl 4' Just filing my nails. . . . Janet . . . I lied. . . . decisions, deci- sions . . . Knight life. Me? . . . Byrd . . . l know you're gonna leave me . . . . . ARROWHEAD's greatest fan . . superathlete. T Future D.J .... Jeff . . . O.H.H.S. Wizard . . . noise personified . . . swanky dresser. Rockin' Wacke . . . Bob . . . Fight me! . . . electronic brain . . . Mil . . . our class cynic. JEFFREY MOYER STEINBERG Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, World Af- fairs l, 2, 3, 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Boys' Chorus l, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. JEFFREY DAVID SWARTZ Culver Military Academy, Culver, Indiana l, Drama Club 3, 4, Mu- sical 4, World Affairs 3, 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Tennis 2, 4. ROBERT STANFORD WACKE Shakopee High School, Shakopee, Minnesota 1, 2, Jets Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Track 4. Sa '493' ' , - in lim . ,X N NANCY ANN WASSERMAN G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Office Helper 4, Ski Club 4, World Affairs l, 2, Y- Teens l, 2, 3, Arrowhead Staff 3, 4, Editor 4. l a u-fr G DAVl D FRANTZ WATERMAN Student Council 3, 4, Class Presi- dent 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, World Affairs 4, Mes- asa Business Staff 4, Co-Business Manager- 4, Basketball l, 2, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 4. JOAN BETTY WEISBERG Drama Club 2, 3, Musical 2, 3, Thespian 4, G.A.A. l, Y-Teens l, 2, Girls' Chorus l, 2. Jeff's got a term paper due to- morrow. . . . Nancy . . . JBAK . . . MWAD . . . Another deadline to meet. Next time, kid- . . . Wad . . . All-American . . . Where's the Corn?! . . . The Lover. A ' 4 ,M if V , V ij? , 2--H T rw- T. Eff T SPY it it a,,, ,J will A :' ' ' l'm an army fan myself. . . Joan . . . Come dance with me.' . . . .loni and Stein . . . Pvt. Time for a break . , . Skip . . . Who's Johnny Gibson? . . . Freak out! . . . Wanna see my organ? I love teddy bears. . . . Susie . . , monster lights . . . What a Day for a daydream. What was that you said, old man? . . . Little Willie . . . shrewd shortstop . . . Five card stud. EDMUND JAMES WELBER SUE ANN WICKTER Attendance Secretary 45 Future Teachers l, 25 G.A.A. l, 45 Y- Teens l, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 45 National Honor Society 45 Mesasa Editorial Staff 45 Girls' Chorus l. JAMES RUSSELL WILLIAMSON Varsity Club 45 World Affairs 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager l. , Fifi ' Q: DAVID GEORGE WOLFF Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Sec- tion Head 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Football I, Gym Leader 4. CRAIG ALAN WOLSON Student Council I, A.F.S. Club 4, World Affairs 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Thespian 4, All School Play 2, Musical 2, Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4, Mesasa Business Staff 4, Co-Business Man- ager 4, Band I, Williams College Book Award 3, Quiz Bowl 4. JOHN MICHAEL YAGER Drama Club 4, Ski Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, World Affairs 4, Mesasa Editorial Staff 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I. Sorry I missed that ball, Coach, but I was watching the cheer- leaders. . . . Dave . . . one-wom- an man . . . superscorer. Would you believe , . . . . Craig . . . Did you ever hear the one about the Polish-American? . . . senior punny man. If this goes in, I'll ruin my perfect record. . . . Goober . . . rapid rebounder . . . Peter Pan's the best! JEFFERY ALAN ZIEGLER Hurry up! I can't hold this much longer. . . . Zig . . . The Tempta- tion Walk . . . Libbey and Libby . . . I'm so tough! rf of ' ff I . fflf ,r - 6 gil I miss my Honda! . . . Sondra . . . loves the Great White City . . . Yea, Wittenberg! Varsity Club 4, World Affairs 4, Boys Chorus 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Football l, 4, Track 4. SONDRA SHARON RICHARDS Maumee Valley Country Day School, Toledo, Ohio l, 2, 3, Tamalpais High School, Mill Valley, California 4, Future Nurses 45 Future Teachers 4, G.A.A. 4, World Affairs 4, Y-Teens 4. Not pictured: BARTON LOU BRODSKY DOUGLAS FOX CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL MANN JAMES GARY SHOPNECK sg: KIND RTE KLUB 1 32,5-:L f ' ' T lQuiz Bowl Teaml STANDING: Mr. Means, advisory ig ISenior Class Advisorsl STANDING: Mr. Strow, Mrs Wolson, Sue Mainwold, alternate: Helen Kendrick, I- Smith, Mr. Docis. ternateg Mr. O'ConneII, advisor. SEATED: Mr. Sattler, Mr. Walter. SEATED: Nancy McKisson, Rick Crowley, Janet Stefang 54 B N X. ff QM. . wif 1 ,.- an 75: .E lwfv- Q, , M T- H I ff sl' lk : ' zm xs- . ,gb .mf -.u.i.1..i i-,,..1.Y.g...-. lun-4-.. . ii.-T. .4..... -:....Q,p- ....:-.nv ..41 ...ga -,wi .wx-va up J.:-oe . H , Q, ff? in F H 4 ii uf! 452 ,fjih swf . Q Fiififlwg. , if ! gx Q ,Q l 4,1 aawx G, img: S 5 Q an 1 a Q . 2 e T 1 The nclercla C O Them . . I' CME ! 1175... .qi ,Z U: Z 1 These Are The Juniors. SEATED: Alan McKisson, Treusurerg Lindo Ackerman S i ecre ary. STANDING: Ben Durfee Vice Presldenig Richie Thul President. ., -Y e H, 1' - I--2 f, 2,97 TTT X Color Them . Anxious. 1 Y' .1. Eif:,iyvh. , rv iq, , .. ,, vw, gg. r D . in . ffg. -, I A ,,:. gg: Linda Ackerman Q f r Q i Av, , S N 4, ., .MN : :. 'a- .1. .- , ' .fb Tr jj! ,V ! Jane Bailey E-Q r 5 - 'xx JJ'i'? . ' in -v., Martha Adams ww www ' M Hi 4? Richard Barbour iff fr ws ,g I .5 15,1 x Q i li.: Y A W - .. f I . L i 1 41 if W Wm .. 1' 'I qty . ew- ik Tug 5, i - 'fa-fe W: 1 AS' - fr f We ffl ' . ' W ... i F A x . . K , K A ., .K ' ...R L ' ' Ritz.- Q -NIKE? , .-94 ' . :EE illi I 0 Chris Babcock Jim Benschoier -2- eu ' L - Yi If , . -.-1 ,..,-fe.. ' mfg .' Hx 1 4,.f '- : ii' EFS 3 Q N 1-5. ii E2 M' 'TG i A 1 ' 5, T, .' 1 fd :Wy ., xirifil fi .:,:a:,.r some Diane Berry fn 'zu 2? i. L 0 George Bohon Douglas Bradford 11 Ei? 'I ig 'Us ' A i ..., um 'if' if-,fi g 3 m,v ..,',:-L uLegsu in ,H . . , ., ,i iw .pc Nancy Brady ' . 'v .'- ., , ,f. r' v , ' -w , a - ,,' W V wx 2' 4 iv... E W' , ii, , - 4 Berta Britz 'Oh no, n an-. A I Candy Dimke Barb Fink iw Dianne Brown of again, Mike. Don Cumefon' Bob Dorrell J, ,wx ., i ' .LJ ' Roberl Firlh Ben Durfee Sleve Fox Liz Gordon Carole Hable Judy Hanson M X, lv F, , f ,, I 55,55 Perrie Brown Sam Carson Heidi Elder l 1' l rl ll vmrwggvg .w ,BSB QE' 1 '- . in X 5,1 .. . X ll 1 -Q my-L -1 'I . FAQ, 'ali ' J Mike Fruchlman l we me ,.w.m mm .agar I ni Craig Harms I tif' P Jim Burch Charlene Cupp Kris Feniger Janet Gardner H s mine! va Ellen Harr -fl-:: 'N 1 ,Q-:N '- L ,lim .. bk., :Ll 'S -.X Q I ga. IAN ' ' 7 I ,. , 1, .-ag: '- lg. frfigizl Peggy Herron l Russ Hopple Barb Lennox ' l ' V 5'3'l3'Q 1 31 . 2'-in vi ' . 'El JL LQ3. , MM. ll!-i ' , '. 4 ' ,N X .A , I v u iliemf vwgu v 'ZZ' l'lCV'...i '-an , , i 1 ' - , .lg 5 l 3 -li ' ' 1, ' . ' l 'l -'ll' 'rf , ' ra Zffiv, 1 1 1 ,. u - , I fl , l ll., ' . nil - - 1' ,, fi , 'i X. L 'M n ' Qfgilllsul i ' ,Running I ,,,nxull-0 Q., lyilnh ,I . 3 1 f .5 2 1 - ' W . L..'V' N' Ulf: ll., '...34-f-E' i -A iw sei .. ..,,.'. LN -.ma ' ,Q 1- - ' I-: W 5' Innocence? Louise Hausman A il l ' 1 3, 'xlifllif 5 W if .., ,I Viz? , , I ,Fil . .,, I, ., Fran Hofmann , ' ,fi , K ffl 44 'f l ei? Y 1 :5 H 4 r l 1 , -lil Linda Kenyon ' , ' L I J f M xx ,.,.. 5 4 , Jeff Levison Bob Mahaney Richard Hawkins - Craig Hopple fl Brian Kindle Debbie Kirshner Don Lamberl Abby Liles Kalhy Lumm Jim Mack .T M H ,i , u,, ,MMM W lmfjfssg i'lll L lli- ., I .rl.?b w, - m'1?f.,e1fqg1l V 1? fury Jeff McFelIin AI McKisson Bill McKisson 63 , Hu. it ,.-,. : 3. , in 'r - .,-:. f.-famfcif -1-:i,.,,s:,v...:-2 1 i i r .J VQSJLI. i il ,- J,-::s:g::'11.,1'-1lf- ll fr ig gx'1:g53,..:ii52 3 5:4f5::,:':g, i'j.l Judy Milstein John Minns Steve Moskowitz Barb Muenzer r 4? , A 3 W. if... LF' Jamie O'Hara Arnold Page 7 , ii fo. - .'1 ,,.L,Q 1 . A sam' -it .. 5 .:,., 01' 35 J- 154 QW, N it 6, 8 X 4 , 'S ' 2 ' J' i' ,,k, J J 1' ie 77:1 , A V 'fii'1, f Q V . I, -I 1 A .1 J Who, me? fi mtg? Greg Parker Patti Phillips Kathy Pinkus David Potts Tim Powell Patti Price '71 fig? ' ' 1, 9 A-iff . ' , -if-git, it .t j,'I,,,vig,r, H , 'IW' -JL-'21,. 'f-351' . 5 ' Jw I 1- ' sf JL -' A. 51555255552 155: Lf 'za- 1 cMz1fiN . 11 .., ,I A s I . i 1 Q Don't look at us! ' 'uni . Pele Schwartz Bruce Seeger as 9' Daryl Shopneck Steve Smith Fred Steele Bob Stoltenberg 41's ?- Bob Shopneck Leigh Stansell 3 -.J Amv- G fl i t B' 4 95 H , W N ' Emu kb ,tu tu' .. 3. .. , W. . I c gm f f -sr Marc Richard Mark Riehle Laurie Rowe Nancy Schaefer ,', .,.. 'V 'N v-Xiftgir' , .-z..r 'L u ,ii .'- ,-- 5. ,tff A ., .e . X vi N 4 cr f '-f 1' Carolyn Schnitker Sandy Schultz i -v rx P ' mu.fw -9 ' t ' The Bobsey Twins. 65 Stephen Slorves Richard Thal Tom Thomas ' l as Cheryl Timmerman Beth Vo Your birthday is . . . wr , gel Robert Vogel F? , li .1 1, ' I Ejgiezzzzft if 5 Jeffrey Walker Sheryl Webne Judy Weintraub Meliesa Wuerfel H Anofherfry canlf hurt! ,. in A 1 1- - -......v: , P, 4 ,. Q rr U H W, N , -re H gy , 4. ss, , .. r i, x 1- . - - - Q ' I . ' -. .. ' - 1 , 1 ' , . gb '-1, f --bg X ff? ' ' . A . -1 A Ml1T!p1l.E5'erg:fe:-i rr: .4 ' if lfii.-Z3 R173-fg...e--5 5- ., f - ga' r :i,.igeIg1g ..-,T Q i.a.Q :iff- 7 N 'l 2 '1'w':?'m ' mt' Just a word from the wise 1- ii Tlwese Are The Soplwomores. SEATEED: Phil Fisher, Vice President, Libby Barnum, S t ecre ary. STANDING: Allen Atkins, Presidenig Dave Tuck, Treas- urer. Color Them . . lncluslrious. we ii ii ii ,ii W ze- M R, MQW ea? 1 fl Nl ' atv'-11?-Y 1- , ---g. ,, Ye, .,.. 1-N . A r - .sz ,, A '- 5- ,2 'fem .l. f-2:-I :I ll Q2 . lll?i 7iilllfl ,- : I IFF . 'Af' P 4 ,IIQL F - ' 525' il 'fag-,.l,fEfle.,i 'WE -:,. ' - ' 'rf J . - ' ,il fr A , :Fri-,',,i5Q5j A ' ' A , if? '2- , al f A Ai V -H 'W fEly Y- Y :lt 2 5 L, 5 ' ff, i f--Q 5,525 js-Q., - I r i ' L 4 A '-Lei F- l' i5 wlLwl:'wii4l14' 'f ' ,fr-1.11 S- 1 X. pzl f ' ill' 'i l P xl- fw.J Jeff Alvanos 5, gf llv, - - ,lf-- , h nr, 5 1 if yvs 1.- Mary Lou Beishline wi' ae VA ' K . 5 f 'US' , , N Pei' l Vi 'l if ,D K, 'Rl ,J , fu Al 1' ml ll fu. ll! Q .+1l?i' ll ., A K i y W ull l V i 'NYM 1?-i,:g: '- ll nw ,. . ggi 1 1. 2 5 l . il! gi u ' Q? J . X . f GW Fifi Allen Alkins Connie Baehren Ann Bailey Libby Barnum l ws- -, ,, ..., V 5 Q Xi fx? 'Q Y-U Bill Baron Frank Beans David Belcher A ,gf 1 B 4 X I K Nwdl? 'I Y qyl k 2 . lf? xii. Q V i 5 y ,A ,f:i..5i.',. ,P A A I- .l- Laurie Blake Amy Boyd larry Bradley Teri Brock ' il' it 1 Mn ii 4, Craig Burkhart QQ ,.., Wm: , 9 vw e I tix, , ' -!'f-f-1513351 , ,,, - Arthur Comstock Denny Creagan , Patrice Casey David Crawford at I va? tw A 'EM A ei, E A, ,QV b ut , gf 5 i ' .1 . N ,X 'ii' ' Jeff Crow - v i 'Me .' I saw that! ! Oh, Mark! r.rrrr D I Cb ual .li I, X Sex Beth Curtis Debbie Davis Linda Dieckmann J, ,F t kv H l 7 is ll t Barb Davis 7 IC ii i ! Jeff Devenow ww. Jeanne Dwight r I I What a mess! X f N 71-5 Mcargy Goodwillie Mark Hnarbuqer Pai Hallauer Tina lde ' .:.:g.,.::: 2 X X Q NVV. 2 ' Q. r r r Bob Jacobs Paul Kumke lim Phil Fisher Jan Franklin Sue Frauischi Rob Freeman Joan Friedman Janet Goldner Zzzzzz We are the greatest, 'x,1 K' W, 3 'aa -.J tml 5' V' Y X. 5 .1 , ' fy' :j2'1f2,'iZ11i..'gj1' Steve Lareau Linda Layman Mary Mack Bill McWhorter Mike Miller Marcia Minns fgf? L rl 1- 1 . L IEE Jr l l r '?.A:Q:: 1 l ull Sr Q f ' 1 H ll I 1 llfqijv fr it A I 1 lr 4' 55 l' LH J fl 1,1 , G Barb Kampfer ..:-ef, xl f H 'il lg ' it ll David Kline 1 2. rf' ' M.-H, 'W r' 'H H Larry Levy ,4' - .Lai ,- W 'z-1. l - ig HRW: . , 'S ' . T as slit t W ll! t ,W 1 L llyy A tt tt F I A Carla Merriman S Mn it tx 4 112. V Z C h ri s N a ce - Anne Neuhaus Cathy Newton Doug Nouse as l . Kathy Kendrick Margaret Kinney :zu- John Kobacker Dave Krieger 'S-'P Janice Lloyd John Lumm -. , Q fm.. ' Ili: ' L V . ' 1. -V ' : H 'i iT'4' - A . -H-1' 3 N- ' J , sb- 17 r l lf' ,F W ,f 5 I .,y,.l, Jil.-2 fjw ' -,Wa Margie Paris ,.-. fbi Gerry Phibbs Yiv Larry Romanoff Sally Parker Belsy Raskin 1 w J ii: f,-, , -frai- X Vi I-' 'Srl l . L...a', ...wx John Schnilker 3:1 Carolyn Pedersen fix. - 1 , , -if ff fffuf- M ,de Dick Rimer Michelle Scholz ' . TY, I W' 'v ,' J Y' , .f Amy Sido ?-'-nv Cheryl Smilh Howie Swanson 1- ' 32 f , rl- ll , A H . Scoll Schwab Kalhy Shulak Cathy Skilliter Bob Smilh Calhy Sofyanos Mark Slephens in Belh Swarlzbaugh Meg Swigarl 5 is I ' vm- W 5 as f, Q Q S My Xp E ' ifg rfrf l I ..,,, 6, . , his '1 . -1? , ee- W ,L r, TE , - J f : fly W K Q 1 T J , X .K 4. 5 4 Q Q .V 5 - iii. .IL EL! Richard Tibbeiis Dave Tuck 'I rx ' 1 ' if f 4 YI Scot! Turner Lewis Vocke Robyn Voss Debbie Wade ' X- 1 f , TQFN, M J 3,-5. ' 4' - J 'ei ,. 51 y K 1 , 1- -1 -V' 1 Chris Warner ,K N 1,1 K, -:a w v K Ei. ,, Barbara Wrigh! A' amid Speak, Hear, See no evil? Z Brandt Williams Brenda Wright Deane Yaffe in w, 'A H: ,, A 'L' ,V MW ,u f .. 5 -' if-fn , g ':w -vin I , 1 S M N ,i.1 , ' f l , . 4 u X . I J rf 1 1 , I P' ., H V ,ai ' f wx: X 11 4' V I '- Y 4 ,I-E'5vlv V Baum, 6,1 W.. .5,?3f1'T'z u H ' 11 ESSS- ,J-A-, ' X r E sw kph i gf 31 .sr .df , -- Lg. X K, 1 H vw, ,, iss ' ' 522452142152 fi nf Jn , . 111 1:.,1 , 52 Q' M, fam www , - .-www ,. n- 1ffm 1,.X.Q x. ..,, ., I Z' A j Rfk' 'pal , U , is , ff 8 r s 5' 7 , M W x HJ ,L 'V' uf iAy,,, ' Ffh 1- ..,-, , , ,'.f, Fi:-:fi V 'M .-,' ' 's - -' 1 f Q . : ' 5. , , ,,., - We-.5 5 56- FH!! ' - UU' --.fu ,-fr..-,j-E., v-Q 1,9135 .:,.-Af -: PT: '. 525 MEF' K Y :Q -1 .1-1. - v These Are The Freshmen. SEATED: Anne Sczxby, Secreiuryy Lesley Berry, Vice President. STANDING: Tim Hanson Presidenip Lorry Spitzer Treasurer. 7.7.-f-fe ve E 1, ,4-.J ' E 'Hn iii i Ziifgimgi iii, iwllii ,.i i!11iW:!1,U:m!!!ii -..-, '-1 Q R., . ,v . 3 T . .... ' ' T? ' :F I 1 .jf ..W,' I A ' ' Ei iiXi'5i75iEi?: ae, fwfew T ii.. 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'- ' f l ff' Jil ff - ' 1 ill., 2 gf 113.1 ,511 1' , A .ps ,wg 211 l - V1 5.31115 vi! 111 5- Q ::..:. ,Em ' 1 ' 155 1. 1 Jayme Anile Bonnie Baker Melanie Barber .J 'J u ,,35s:..E1111. ,1 ..1,r, W , . :':' - Ei f1s,i3,Qi' ': ' Y Jeff Barbour Lesley Berry ' ' 4 F 11 l .K In Q Y I ' -1-we.: 1 , ig-'fff'1Q5f51l . -SLU 'E:E:s?i2f2.?:':F':'f5 - 1' f k. , ,1,-1-,fl-5. 3-1.Gg1lLQg1. .A ' Sw ff'-' 'll Lonnie Brodsky J 1 E19 Y 1 1 'fl L53 Q' I l 'J ,.. 4 ' J' ' 5. 1 ly f 1 1 ,Q ' ,H l JJ! fa 1 Kathy Brown Paula Cousino Rick Cousino Clark Bryant 11 ep H fl John Buckey TSS E-x is .2 .N 'LQEEWL' . :Q if - ' .5111 - '1 Charles Cole Brad Beasecker -' - Tix, , -,Mi 1 '.lv11,::13n:! 1 l 'K ,Q - :eg X 1 M I J 14 1 J' L 1x1 J T xp I 1 1 f 5 .ji T 3 l 4 1 l ll P r r Susie Bogart M 1- ' 1 V -V or any , 1 lf 1 , ff .5 111 'ggi MA 1 ,1 '11 ' 'V ' 5532- Ml' 1 , 1 , z:Igz:3Q2-gfi 11 K . .-.-2gf-es-5-2-s:2'..1fx.:-:'.' Bin Brown. Mindy Cook ' . 1 Q FL1 Anne Crowley Q., Ken! Davis Marly Deltelbuch Judy Dolgin ' 'll I Robert Duncan Nancy Edmunds J is J , xo f 1 ' A , Q. N., WM! ,fri fir., x ' hm 1 Bill Durfee Barb Eddy -sw. !?Nf 'Tits' Diana English Karli Erler Howard Fink Monica Fisher 2 ' 'N' rl S- Q' hind' f J mil i - 2:1-ewlgif: l. ii o Mirza-12..f-w'al Arlhur Fliiner 1 eil 1 1 its ..- 1 I 1 f x, 5 ll lo ' ,J l 'X ai 1 R-fd: K . xg , , ,I I ,mf 'V Susan Fox Julie Freeman , 'sig v , ll Y lll N Harriet Fruchtman Linda Garver Jeff Gerber Bruce Gerlinger Matt Ginsburg ri i 4 12 -, V- -,.:.:,.:. - .. ..5gf'5:5.,. we gif It v:3 : 5 5:: . H H,v,yW,' 1 15:1-f 1 J, ,V r fe. XE 1 ' NXYNQH M Q iw + + inf' m 2 yu Gay Gipson Pete Gomberg W ?i 'lfE , Uv. H J Ji vsrx Robbie Hordgrove Paul Hem .fx Paul Holden Dun Jamieson 5.3, iiii or Peggy Grieve MPP 5. fn: f , il Janet Herron , H fi- 4 2 arf' '-ii ffl 5-I Dione Jomro r 1 Y . 5' 'F'-' 1 , - SYi'2'i I I H I il 'B T, wg .. 4A Steve Groff Tim Hanson I .rr 1 9 BL Q .v- 1 Lynn Jones John Kendrick 1 avail' IGF ,Q- , If w-,- f ' A +3-H-' l wg: ii'l3?l'.,25T': K if ,, if ,, w ll l if 'QM if J f f , - il if fi - Scoll Kindle Alice Klippel , 1 N . E l i .1 X1 1 1 -ur ' ul we ., C- rf-LLL, .fn 'S -., .Qin r, -a' Charles Klippel Stun Linver Lisa Mainwold if i l H Dennis Marenberg , F' W, Mike Langley -ll FU? Bill McFarland 'r l Jenny Lee Mary McKisson - in ,. TEE l ur , ,Emi 1 7-r' 5 55, f. me -mm . H ,M xml: - me . 11, Breif Menfzer Rabin Miller Charles Narlhup Bruce Osmun Scott Miller . 1 r I 1 .N , rw K r X r ' ' xf I' L, Debby Page ,Q-.t L, ,r .12 . .,, i 4 EV ti .,,, 21 -1 r M me : -Mfr. 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J' .., hm: 41 M M , Mile, My ,U 5 , F' -, wg W , g wx 1 Q M , M' MF' E' fr ku 122, w 15 35- 2 ,v!1,,.. ,,LL Wim, ' N w H .wg u ,., W ,,M,- 1 fH'5F1,f11 ',I H W1 ,QE , 4, '. I , rv M, , x ,X ssgpvu fs, 55 Q A sf SEAWAY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1966 1. . . . .4- J...1f:' . uv , uv. .Qi M i i ii 1 -. 5 mi i ROW l: C. Hopple, R. Hopple, D. Waterman, B. Kampfer, J. Mock, M. Haarbauer, S. Saxby, S. Turner, M. Devenow, J. Ziegler, M. Richard, R. Thal, B. Durfee, J. Minns. ROW 2: J. Burch, mgr., G. Parker, D. Krieger, P. Brown, Scaloro, R. Preston, mgr. ROW 3: C. Bryant, C. Liles, H. Swanson, S. Saum, T. Powell, M. Miller, B. Darrell, J. Lumm, B. Mims, D. Neuse, D. Redmann, D. Potts, D. Firth, R. Scharfy, S. 4 -. Hi ..g .. 'i :.i J. O'Hara, B. McKisson, J. Lennox, M. Brooks, J. Stein- Schwab. berg, G. Richard, F. Steele, R. Hawkins, D. Tuck, J. , '- - f f'i'f:ei '-' iz.. fi lv?-1 . 137:f'77'1f3frff4: ' ei.:-.Q it Q2-Ufif 154.5 75 l. . I 2 'Q 32 5fn11e?' 7i' re. 1 it f 1 'TTU ? ?? 3- P Lug 1-'ffl . Y 1 -il . Fi . ' f Q , A fa, 'J 5 Co-captains Jeff Steinberg and Mike Brooks. Head coach Norm Nieder- meier is flanked by his able assistant coaches Dick Kuz- ma and Bob Walter. SENIOR lzign 0' L Chest xByrdn OX 'Greg' Wad Dove Doc' LETTERMEN UPOUIH Hsquib nsuxll Goose Devils' chipper ox Killer 4. ,Za- ' -'-, ' Q' 'im -,..-I1 - .4 , Y . gm U -. , - , ' - F1 4 M5511 nd ,. 975' CIYCI GTS , lOtto'Wa Hills , l . -- Jim O'Hara scored his 9th Halfbagk ,jim 01143,-a didfitland 10th touchdowns of the sea- am last night for Ottawa i-iiiisigson IHS? mehr in leading Ot- gh Schoglgthis time in the-,itawa Hills to a 45-16 Seaway itch. fl 0,Hara, a 6-1, 205-pound iu-l S-uburbun Records or. scored three touchdownsgcaraanai su-:mt ....A .......... s it it it was the last one w'hich1?:ilw2 Hiiis iZIIQ 'A 1211222 i any Counted' fhdgrlmlegodvallev .. .,..... 3 lwhiteford .fflffflfffiflfffffffi 2 3' It came with less than two? 1 inutes remaining and the Hills lConference victory over Grandi ailing, 20-19. 'Rapids' With O'Hara, who has now cored 15 touchdowns in seven games, Ottawa Hills edged .iberty Center, 25-20. O'Hara's winning TD came l a one-yard run but he set it. l on the previous play with a '-yard dash. On a third-and- ght situation, O'Hara was ap- arently trapped on an end veep. But he broke three ckles- and wasn't stopped un- i he reached the Liberty Cen- r one. The other Ottawa Hills' TD as scored on Mike Miller's tree-yard run. Jerry Krugh tal- d twice for the losers on one- rd smashes and Richard Mey- ls-once on la-.threelyard dive. berty Center .....,.. 6 6 0 8-20 F.ll?..'fl5 .-.',:4.1: '.0...-il..,3 lB-Krush 1 run lpass fllledl. H-Miller 3 run irun failedl. is-Meyers 3 run truss falledl H-O'l-Iara l run tkick failedl. -0'l-lara 9 run tKamofer klckl. IB-Krush l run iKijoush runl. -0'Hara 1 run lklck falledl. 'HSE Scoiesul ri ills' Victory Once-beaten Ottawa Hills High chool drubbed North Balti- lore, 35-0, for its fourth foot- all victory last night at Ottawa ills. Jim OlHara scored two touch- owns for the Green Arrows, ho were in front, 15-0, at half- Suburbnn Records! L, ruins: sn-och . ...,..,., U .... , .... - 1' dawn Hills ...........,....,...., 4 l anion ....... 4 l umee Valley ..., 2 l lrlhwood .....,... ........... 3 2 iteford ....,. ...,... .........,... l 3 Q 9SN5Nt5NN5d the and sewed up the verdict ith a twotouchdown outburst I the third quarter. O'Hara boosted his season to- l to 68 by crossing the goal e on runs of 12 and three rds and adding a two-point nversion. .le-ff Steinberesscontribuited a l Ottawa Hills is undefeated in conference play with a 2-0 mark while Grand Rapids in winless in three conference starts. Ottawa Hills ......i... is is is s-is Grand Rapids ......... 0 0 8 8-16 OH-Miller 1 run tkick failed! 0H0'Hara 33 run Uiamufer kickl CH-0'Hgra 14 run lO'Hara runl , OH-Durree 4 run tburlee runl , GR-Treen 12 pass from Lone tParsgns runl 0l?l1iBgSJ0kS 33 pass from Steinberg inass an e . OH-Dorrell 2 run lSaxby pass from Lumml , . , Gllawa Hills Wins Glilara Stars. 5 Snecial to The Blade , LAKESIDE, O., Oct. 1 - Iti was difficult to determine if I those victorious OH banners iwere being waved for Ottawal 'Hills or O'Hara last night. - I Big Jim O'Hara. a 6-1, 205- -pounds haliback, scored three touchdowns to lead Ottawa Hills to a 33-6 triumph over Lakeside High School in a non-league foot- ball game. O'Hara, known as Jamie 1 O'Hara a few years back when he was better known in swimming circles than foot- l ball, ran 45 yards for one TD in the third quarter and 33 for another in the final period. He also caught an 18-yard pass 1 from quarterback Jeff Stein- berg for six points in the sec- ond stanza and the same duo clicked for the two points. The touchdowns were Nos. 6. 7, and 8 for O'Hara this season and heTs only a junior. Mike Miller banged over from four yards out for the first Ot- tawa Hills' marker while Ben Durfee got the other.one on a one-yard buck. l 1 l i 1 l Ottawa Hills is 3-1 for the sea-, son. U Lakeside's lone TD was scored by Steve Penry on a 19- yard pass from Ken Krynock, 61751-E 'HllIs7T'.'f'.'f.7?'s 2-iiia Lakeside L ..... .-.F4-0-J-6 0--6 orr-Mailed Fun ncamnfer kieki OTT-O'l-lara 18 D855 from Steinberg t0'Hara pass from Steinbfnellm OTT-0'Hara 45 run tllass an e LAK-Penrv 19 nass from Korvnock irun Durlee L angesl lo Grid Asset , Al Otlawa Hills By MIKE rnnssnnn. l BFJN DURFEEJ was a top- notch tennis player last year and the best football player in his sophomore physi- cal education class at Ottawa Hills High . His phys. ed. talent didn't es- eape football coach Norm Nei-i dermeier, who suggested Dur- fee join his after-school grid classes. We thought he had the speed to make a pretty good defen- sive backf, Neidermeier said. We finally got him to come out for the team. Then fullback Rich Thai broke an arm in a pre-season scrim- mage and an offensive job was created for Durfee. , He improves every gamel and has become a powerful blocker, Neidermeier said. tfHe'll keep the job. Duriee is now part of a blue-r i b b o n backfield that stars big halfback Jim O'Hara. O'Hara has scored 10 touch- downs in leading Ottawa Hills to a 5-1 season record and a 2-0 league mark in quest of a second straight Seaway Con- ference championship. O'Hara can do just about anythingj' Neidermeier said. We run him mostly on the pow- er plays to the right side and he's the key blocker on sweeps to the left. Packing 205 pounds, O'Hara has the power to match -his speed. 'tTo see rneier said. X' he is fast. down runs yards. O'l-lara. a 11-inch more tials if he the Green Bears have won sev- eral games by lopsided scores and O'Hara has sat out most of them. . Against Grand Rapids last week, he scored his two touch- downs in the first half and didn't play the second half, Neidermeier said. But it doesn't bother him. He's a team player all the way. p Ottawa Hills meets Liberty Center in a non-league home- coming game Friday. then has him run, Neider- 'you wouldn't think But he has touch- ol 60, 55, and 40 junior, might have impressive creden- played more. But league games with Otsego and' ' ' ii iii' E' lfive victories in it O 0,Hal.a ,area scoring races. l llIl1S Gold B B ' sign SH:-ll The name is different A year ago. Jamie O'H ban high school football sophomore performance, lea and ground gaining. A year older now, O'I-Iara prefers to be known as Jim. His teammates call him Gold, perhaps because on the football field he's as good as the precious metal. The 6-2, 205-pound halfback is setting a pace that would en- able him to to- tal over 1,000 yards from scrimmage and score more than 100 points. So far, O'Hara has rushed for 695 yards and tallied 82 points in leading the Green Arrows to it six starts. Only Rogers' Dan Houston, with 88 points, leads the Ottawa Hills star in the city and suburban Oli-lara has gained 100 or more in four games, seeing action for only one-half three of them. He has 4 scored at least two touchdowns in every ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS JEFF STEINBERG DAVE WATERMAN MIKE BROOKS Offensive Quarterback Offensive Tackle Defensive End JOHN LENNOX BILL MIMS BILL KAMPFER Defensive Tackle Middle Guard Offensive Center TIM POWELL BEN DURFEE JIM O'HARA - G ' All-State Selection Offensive uard Defensive Halfback Offensive Hqlfback 'E ' Y - f ' ' Y 2.1, '- I I Y 3 JOHN LUMM GREG RICHARD AND RICH THAL MIKE MILLER Linebacker Honorable Mention Defensive Halfback FACTS AND FIGURES OTTAWA HILLS 14, NORTHWOOD I2 OTTAWA HILLS 27 DELTA I6 SWANTON 40, OTTAWA HILLS I4 OTTAWA HILLS 33 LAKESIDE 6 OTTAWA HILLS 35, NORTH BALTIMORE 0 OTTAWA HILLS 43 GRAND RAPIDS I6 OTTAWA HILLS 25, LIBERTY CENTER 20 OTTAWA HILLS 36 OTSEGO 20 OTTAWA HILLS 35, ST. WENDELIN I4 Congratulations to one of the finest football teams in Otta- wa Hills High School history. The scoring power and rugged defensivelplay at this T966 team may well ride as number one in the record book for some time. lt willl at least provide some incentive, as a mark to shoot for, when the I967 team takes the field. This team has learned well the many lessons football has to offer, they have recorded the indelible mark of CHAMPION in the book, and they have done themselves proud. Sincerely, . - Norm Niedermeier Head Football Coach FRESHMAN FOOTBALL ROW i: D. Jamieson, P. Wilson, C. Romanoff, B. Rudy, J. Gerber, P. Holden, K. Richard. ROW 2: Mr. Stewart, Couch, B. Brown, S. Kindle, A. Flitner, R. Sinn, D. Murenberg, M. Deftelbach ROW 3: B. Beasecker, mgr., M. Langley, B. Parker, M. Ginsburg, F. Redmann. Q., we-f l 4' mi bg? W wi , . ,,.. , ,,,.. , , . in ai nn i W I ' v- ' w Snag 1 0 .K 1 JK w nv, V: ,xi 5 .1 lzli WE s W NL EE Q 3 . Y V , , S .. 5, 3 w gk ,Hingis Vw ' f 3g3iE, fiW2 A 5, L. ig: Q, Ev J I wa E 1 ' gf ' wmqfr' if KS : A wg QE E E' N 12162552 W I Q? N, 1 Wi QE 4, ,gif 11 .gg ss 1, tu ca 4 w - wr my Q ' M . ,, Q ,522 rx Q H LY ,v FQ ff in 1 Y 53 ' Wg ' ,:i, ZM'r N Hgafiziw 42 SYN SEAWAY CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1966-67 . FRONT ROW: T. Powell, mgr.p R. Thal, M. Richard, R. Hawkins, G. Richard, B. Durfee, T. Thomas, B. Shopneck, mgr. BACK ROW: Mr. Kuzma, coach, J. Steinberg, .I. Yager, M. Brooks, A. McKisson, J. O'Hara, D. Wolff. ' i , Z 11-5 . ' V' .1 ig! A . V ' , ' lf -51':E'5- in ,. .1 E - :I A uf- lf 'fl ' Tfil, EH, H352 1 'HCL F 'Q , ...pg l - :V - H1 ' gl: Captain Dave Wolff Head Coach Dick Kuzma and Assistant Conch Bob Walter. 101 SENIOR LETTERMEN WoIfie Y D G FACTS START 60, OTTAWA HILLS 58 OTTAWA HILLS 69, ELMORE 47 OTTAWA HILLS 66, ST. WENDELIN 49 OTTAWA HILLS 68, GRAND RAPIDS 45 OTTAWA HILLS 81, BEDFORD 65 OTTAWA HILLS 65, OTSEGO 47 WHITMER 81, OTTAWA HILLS 79 IOTI OTTAWA HILLS 70, FREMONT ST. JOE 58 OTTAWA HILLS 70, NORTH BALTIMORE 66 OTTAWA HILLS 84, NORTHWOOD 50 OTTAWA HILLS 87, HAMLER 72 AND FIGURES OTTAWA HILLS 94, ST. WENDELIN 57 OTTAWA HILLS 106, GRAND RAPIDS 70 OTTAWA HILLS 68, LYONS 36 OTTAWA HILLS 84, OTSEGO 59 OTTAWA HILLS 101, NORTH BALTIMORE 65 Sectional OTTAWA HILLS 71, PETTISVILLE 69 OTTAWA HILLS 86, METAMORA 51 OTTAWA HILLS 75, NORTH BALTIMORE 58 Disfricf CAREY 82, OTTAWA HILLS 66 VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS PLAYER G FGA FGM FTA FTM RBDS AVG TP AVG Dave Wolff ,-,.-, 20 287 151 77 57 107 5.4 359 18.0 Jamie O'Hqrq ,,,,., 20 305 121 79 41 83 4.2 283 14.2 John Yqger ,,.-,-, N.. 19 153 106 91 42 264 13.2 254 13.4 Mike Brooks ..,,, 20 184 93 108 53 239 12.0 239 12.0 Jeff Sfeinberg .,A,,- 20 249 91 73 42 159 8.0 224 11.2 Tom Thomas -,,--., 17 76 22 21 15 18 1.1 59 3.5 AI MCKi550n ,..,,., 17 53 18 22 15 55 3.2 51 3.0 Greg Richard ...,., 16 45 15 11 5 35 2.2 35 2.2 Morc Richard ..... 13 16 3 25 17 21 1.6 23 1.8 Greg Parker ,,..,,..,. . 9 8 2 9 5 8 0.9 9 1.0 Richard Hawkins ..... . 9 3 3 1 1 6 0.7 7 0.8 Rich Thol .,............ 7 4 1 4 3 4 0.6 5 0.7 Ben Durfee ....... .. . 8 5 0 1 0 1 0.1 0 0.0 Team .............. 20 1389 626 521 296 1000 50.0 1548 77.4 4-6 tto s Takes Crown ai way Circuit By BILL FOX - Record Sports Writer 0 t t a W a Hills powerouse included its regular-s e a s a n isketball schedule Friday night spectacular fashion. The Green Arrows blitzed orth Baltimore, 101-65, as they .mmed home 60 per cent of ,eir shots from the field- They vnnected on 20 of 36 tries while iaring to a 43-23 halftime bulge id came back to bomb through route, and their winning streak is up to nine games. For the seventh time this sea- son, Ottawa Hills had five play- ers score in double figures. Eagle-eyed Dave Wolf 'pumped through 26 points, including 16 in the first ha lf. Jim O'Hara, credited with nine assists, alsoi found time to' contribute 193 points. ' The tallest Arrow of them all, 6-5 Mike Brooks, collected 16 5 -M' '-'-'-- -----fi-4,-,W - .-f-...............a. Jeff Steinberg. Ottawa Hills' coach Dick ma conceded his team's per formance Friday was its finest the season. The,kids were really ready, he said, and for the three quarters they were in there, they never let up. Arrows 5 of 39 during a 58-point second- D0ir1tS and pulled down 12 re- 9 ilf spree. bounds. John Yager, who grabbed , , ,I The victory E n ab 1 e d Ottawa 18 rebounds, tallied 11 points, the n ills to claim its second. Seawavisame Dumber aCCU-1'1'1U13f6d by ' i 0 ev G B BIL FO Bone Wet? A ' Back on Dec. 9, Ottawa Hills' basketball team wal ,L Q Rapids, 68-45. -if H ' V The Seaway Conference rivals meet again tomorrow E l E 3 .coach Dick,Kuzma's.Green Arrows should be heavily fa all, they've won all five conference outings to date and si 10-2 record for the season. '- '? i ' Kuzma, however, is worried Of 0Dl?0H9H'1S ill 0119 of ea ' E ll about the return engagement with Weekends Of the 5935011 Grand Rapids, and'he offers sev- ball Cage f-621115 Northwood will be t By BILL FOX Record Bro Ottawa Hills lengthened its 'winning streak to eight games anc ended its losin strin Jorthwood g g imong suburban high school basketball teams Friday night. Ottawa Hills bombed Otsego, 84-59, for its seventh straight Seaway' Ionference victory without a loss. Spectacular shooting by Dave Woll eatured the Green Arrows' 13th uccess in 15 over-all starts. Meanwhile, two free throws by 'eff Turner after time had run out eral reasons to support his feeling. First of all, we're playing this one at Grand Rapids, the coach reminded, and that will make a difference. Secondly, Grand Rapids was not at full strength for the first game. Their top scorer didn't play. , - - The Pirates' 6-4 Joe Minnick was classed Metglngra' BS-51, l35tSld9llI18d DCC. 9 with the fill and night to capmure the ghanqpivgn.-'SaW'I10 action against Ottawa Hills. ship of ., the Swanton Class AH9'11,be ready f0II101'1'0W- , rt: Writer ' at 10 contests to highlight actior Ottawa Hills roared past out- fllabled N0fthW00d to eke out a'Sectional basketball tournament No one- scored in double figures 8-37 decision over Lakeside. In other games, Maumee Valley Country Day School downed Stn ohnis, 42-37, and Spencer 'Sharples lropped a 68-62 verdict to Erie'Ma- on despite a 14-point advantage' rom the field. 41 +1 41 Sectional basketball to u r n a-for Grand Rapids 'in its early ment. ' season setback at the hands of the Green Arrows. The Pirates trailed, Green Arrows, Wim -riomped 11031318 at halftime and were down, their iam victory in is starts f59g?'i- at-fha thfee'f1Uaf'feP mark and qualified' for a super-sec- It Wqnfbe thitfasy mls time, tional tourney meeting with Kurmaiinsisted. Ive been empha- North Baltimore next Friday atsizing this fact .to our ,kids all Eleven players scored for the WOLF CONNECTED OH 11 of 144 . ' ' . Week and I hope thgy re cgn. ield-goal tries, including six.in a,EifSVhng Green, State UmVe1 VmCed',. 'ow during one span covering the irst two periods. Seven of his 11 'elders in a 26-point splurge came Iii the opening half. Ottawa Hills hit 45 per cent of ts 66 shots in another sparkling and Jim O'Hara, all ,of Four Ottawa Hills perform-1 THE- ARROWS have ers tallied 10 points or more., . , , amazing .scoring balance so Dave Wolf and Jim O'I-lara led , the Wav with 18 apiece WOM thereby putting great 'pressure . . . . e collected 12 in the opening half Opposing defeflses' All five Start h A h d to have scored in double figures TS Show- Wolf had'P1eDi?' Oflg-lg ieadrmws C arge a less than six times and four f1'0m John Yagerf' M Ike' ,X ,k hit 10 or more in virtually every o'rrAWA HILLS was in se-touted' rious danger of being upset byv '.Sharpest of the Arrows at Friday night beforezmoment is John Yeager, who k d 1 t dw, h gm-Us finally shaken off the injury ' ar e 'a as - 1 C 5 V 5 The til senior scored 24 points d d 71-69 t ' h. ' - pm uae a Hump b d 23 b nds two weeks The Arrows, suffering a case grab e N109 d in ed opening-night Jltters, were aamst Ham er an 0,0W 61-55 with 5:42 to plavt with a 19-point spree against th'e outscored the r1a St. Wendehn last Friday Y . Blaekbmie is-4.du1-ingihe next Ottawa Hills has H Chance 4:52 to forage e six-point edge' of pick up two victories this tlieir own, A ,and extend its string U, to Wolf seared 19 of me 24 points! After fmishuis up thelr 1351,-ha-if and '1 31 bgme in in Grand Rapids, Kuzma's a losing streak that eight games. The against York and WH pair .of road games -lr +I Suburban Ottawa Hills ... Maumee Valley Cardinal . itrich Qharnles cer River Rapids 5 wa Hi lls is Choices Two, 0, iv ohio 95 13282 On TapkFgr 21511 By BILL FOX Record Sports Writer OttaWa,Hi11S Players Ottawa Hills comes face to med to flfstdfeam berths face' with its 'toughest' aindvmost Q11-Seaway Ccnference important assignment 'of the -H team Selected by theibasketball' season this weekemi. l - , The'Green Arrows may have Wolf. M1149 BI'00k5- andito square off with, kwo of the Hara WEP? Chvsen for the finest Class A high school teams -ntet' Wh-Ich also included in northwestern Ohio on succes- Enick of Grand Rapids sive nights' 9 Roach Of North Bal? They'11 go against oine of them or certain toni ht when the 1 , ' Q ' g f Y B 3 1 t i m 0 V 9 5 DOF-'55 clash with Carey-a big, srtrong YV110 Sat out much of the team with an imposing record Ffh H bmken arm, W35 --in a firsit-round game ,of the . W. .,fT!'eTf1'??I. .Qi 'a Hills will take a 12- -vinning :streak and a ,g 17-2 record into next Class A lugh school. dis- etball tournament open- ,dlay. reen Arrows, qualified second .district tourney ce in three years by - over Seaway Confer- al North Baltimore for I time this season, 75-58, ight. 'ctory, achieved before hs at Bowling Gremfs . , Arena., gave Ottawa are of the supenseftion- ament championship. Baltimore elected to ' game with slowdown - an effort to' shake up ws and throw them off I e Tigers crept out to a Wanted to stall. so 'we hem hold the ball for a ttawa Hills coach Dick id. er, Kuzma. sent the ut in ai-ull-court zone he- outset of the second 'v.rtr:ict,bnurn:fmient at Findlavu . period and the complexion of the game changer-I abruptly. With the same tied, 19-IQ, and only 30 seconds left in the half, O 'L t a W a Hills executed threl quick steals and turned them int! baskets that produced a 25-19 in Lermission advantage. if +1 'X THE ARROWS began pulling away in the third session ali John Yager asserted himself- around the backboarris. The 6-2 senior collected 11 of his game? high total of 22 pointavand tha! Seaway champions carved out an insurmountable 12-point edge. , Three other starters scored ini double fiigmfcs for Ottawa ,Hillsn which hit 47 per Ce-nt,of its 62 shots from the court, Jim O'Hara netted 15. all of them in the second half, Dave Wolf ta11ied3 13, and Jeff Steinberg chimed in with 10. Steinberg stood out on defense. coming up with a number of- sieals Qff the press. North Baltimore, beaten, '70-66. and 101-65, by Ottawa I-Tillsrirr nal Associated Press poll. The Blue Devils were unbeaten .a year ago until they bowed to Rossford in the .district finals. Carey boasts a three-man, front line consisting of two boys 8-4 and another 6-3. The Blue Devils put the emphasis on of- fense with a run-and-shoot type of attack and depend on the three big 'men underneath to grab the basketball off the de- fensive backboard, trigger the fast break, then get down the court in time to stuff errant shots into the basket. -I Ottawa Hills coach Dick Ku ma respects the Wyandot Cou ty powerhouse, but he's conf dent the Arrows Won't be ou classed. il 'K -k ,UCAREY is big, but not muc bigger than w-e' are, Kuzrn pointed out. Mike Brooks K6-5 is just as big' and just -as stron as the kids he'11 'be battling an John Yager dO6SI1,t have to tak a back seat to them althoug he'11 be giving away an inch o two. The Arrows can match thai opponents' offensive puns: also, with Brooks and Yage smooth operators close to th ood fob? B Ulitawa Hiiis ml 'S Arrows into District Mcfiuffey CI-Iardin Countyh bywith Wolff, a 51 per cent shoo two points in their first assign-er from the field, leading th ment that time. basket and Dave Wolff, Ji O'Hara, ahd Jeff Steinber deadly snipers from farther ou -on the court. A11 five of Kuzma's starte are averaging in double figure Way. He's averaging 19 poin They have thejy sights seta game. Arrows End ,I Five BI-Iills Players Free throws, coupled with a Hit Double In sparkling clutch performance Carey's Tom Myers, proved the undoing of Ottawa Hills in the Class high schonl district basketball tournament. Outgunned from the field, 30 goals tn 27, Carey vnnverted 28 of hee throw attempts to send Ottawa Hills to the sidelines, 82-66, irl firif-I'OUI1d diSt1'iCt test Friday' ', -F-My-W-- Wigwam - '-'A 'W ' night at Findlay. , The ,Blue Devils had to imcork a 32-point fourth quarter, includ- ing 18 gift tosses, to hold off the Lucas County entrant and hoist their record to 21-1. Myers, one of three Carey play- ers who' totaled 68 points, scored 13 of his 24 in the fourth period. The six-footer settled the issue by hitting seven straight points af-ter the Green Arrows trimmed a 12- mgulapspason Contests fired aiuoint deficit to five with three me i2:2fH-21-wi'-1:2sf'wi'-2':as:5:2 we1-i-is'ws:22115:s:s:5:21a:2:iiwe-sis:15e:aSzEsEfif:s:4 '- ' raszsi . f'f 2 --V - ' 4- Oftawa H1115 was Charged With 3 Persona-1 foulff fo 14 fm' Carey 'i'i'f ' i:':':i lost Starters Jeff Steinberg, ........ ,, ...... Mike Brooks' and Jim OHM as 'Wen as Sub Tom Thomas' ' 'K 'K ii. A THE ABEOWS were hurt early by fovls when the 6-5 Brooks was QS 5 Mg? :N lgaadisa with his third in the sec- ' A415183 S-'H sf ,and Quarter and had t0 20 to -1- 525' -41552221172:5:72f:f:'-.-.L-IT.-'42315115SZ21i3: EQg3I5:-:Ep-.15.f:'5:7:7:' ,:'!'17 ' ' '-'7'E5xZ2f5ir4Io:i:7.1:-:v- 5:7:d7Z5:5:2:Q23:Qi, Q'!5:n,-I-' X I 2Sif?'53EE232E2EIZ1E':I.T ffiiili- .2 ii2E5w5iHE1115F'X524-2195155151352-251 -?152 Q X W- ,U Q K,-'-A w-f2:1:se '.s:'- if '4.s:z1sgff:-':s-f:2'f' i ' riff:- .' 'z: ,e2:s:55a if2u. 31551316 N , 312 ' -2 if. 'UZ-77:-' :f:--. 5:-lf? .-'15 .1:k5:k5:l:7:5:?:3:1:-. 3.'f:l 41 .-J'3215511:I5:7f'?.-4Sf:5:?21:5 f 1f-45:-:': Z:f7'i:1:3' Sf 231.-if :I-2:2111- :rfzf ff .. '-1-tvsgzr-f:f:r:f:r:yf.::,r,fz:?'-251' .-Q-Rs::xr-P'-Sm:r:f:f:r:r:11a5r:::::2-r,r. :Rf , . 1 M' . 1. V '-rg- 15:21. 5.-f2x1:1:4m1:2Efwzfzgrsq-:'.-531539sz: 33:21Bs:fzafhawf::::r:1ghf.1:r:2-1ga - 4. .r:r:- gb .ssI:'-ifzfsf:swasazs:s::-1:e:.f1s:f-1 -f-:,+' :rw 21-1.1m-'51-:1ff':2?ff31?ssEf1 'Q f gb 13:51 , .f- ff ff-1 21-as . :mi . 'A ., :f: z4f ee.: 'v .A 5-K,-cg---gi?-.1. , -- 4 ,prg: '-1 .5 11,-24, Qi. . Q- .5:3:,.,. . fx. Q N :5 if 6:-113I69 -if S X My X ' 2 ' ' friff' ' 132 1- 1-. '.:f-'lkr P' Q4 'X 5 ..,, ......... is ., , . V. . 'f fl Q Q fa W Q X X i sh N if A' 4 2 the bench. Qisp W f ', ,. 4 2 2 - ' 55 W 2 Q 49x sg 'S 11-SQ,-r Q M X haha if Sk 4 ig- N f ai- 45Pfx '1 ' ES?-951. iiririi Yr-'?i2:1:-5E1E2EE3ESr:i?5f2-- ' - 'aim' : 1'-:E E512-5EiE59E?3E1E5:232a rc:-: . : : -:1':::+1 !:2'?i'ii's: wi12112111f:1'1:kM1r51EE3Er5EE2E? 'Ottawa Hills sorely needed the rugged Brooks to combat Ca1'ey's trio of musclemen C6-5 Keith Ori- ans. 64 Mike Jac oby. and 6-3 Larry Caleb. Mike more than held his own while he was in there, ... n,'hA,1nnu fru-rum-I fn :I+ swished eight of 1,1 field go fries, was tops with 18. 'k 41 -X FRIDAVS season-ending defe was Ottawa Hills' ,First to a Cla. A vlub. The Arrows finished 17-3. and the other two ssifbac were administered by Start 'a Whitmer, both Class AA school I Was proud ,of the kids, A rows' coach Dir-k Kuzma sai They played good basketball. was pleased with their-executi and they shot well from t floor. . Ottawa Hills marie good 48 p venf of G3 field-goal 1AriFes,.b missed 12 of IS at the foul Iine. Our bad from-ihrow Shonli didn't figure in the fi11a1'0u mme, Kuzma said, hilt thin might. 'ha've been different if had been able- to hit. sr-me ear in the game-. We made- just ihr OI 1,0 in the first half.'.' Regarding the persnm-1.1 foul Kuzma commented. The officia were calling them rlnser arnu the boards than we'1'e used io, hm I dcm't Want to offer any alibi Carey has a good team and x .-4-2. 4.'L.-... l..-l. LL, ,.-,,L ,I .1 ' :1 v-1 1 Q,-Q34 1 11.54 Q -6 , ', x G Wa A x fx ' If iw .1 if 7 . X, ef N Q' xy .sl , X erm yi ., . 4 X ' xg .1 M. ,Q . Q,ur'1.f!q fin ? U '27 J X J , 1 l 1 J! y x f L if K X K 1 r' K N J m,M,7.,: 1.7-f .A., -..YV if-7 -na ski? ,L P Z 5 Y Y-V, 'ig 4 1 az' 08 record of 43 wins and l7 losses. Special recognition goes to the Seniors, who have given the leadership that is neces- sary for success. lt is unique when all five starters are voted to the all-conference team, but this is indicative of the per- sonal pride that each individual on the team has displayed. Any coach could win with students and parents of this high caliber. Thank you for giving me the most enioyable year of my coaching career. Your accomplishments on and oft the floor will set goals for which many teams of the JOHN YAGER Second Team ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS DAVE WOLFF MIKE BROOKS First Team First Team I would like to congratulate the 1966-67 Seaway Con- ference Champions and the Northwest Ohio Sectional Champs. In their drive for the two titles they have earned V the distinction of having the most wins in one season, best won-lost percentage for one year, and the best three year Sincerely, Richard Kuzma Head Basketball Coach i ,W i lk --, 1 l l l get JEFF STEINBERG Second Team RESERVE BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Miller, D. Tuck, M. Stephens, D. Crawford, S. Schwab, J. Devenow. KNEELING: Mr. Walter, Coach, D. Kline, mgr. Q I f 1 ,XX I .rg V V Q... ' ' --E 5- Y ...- V-.-B I' T EEE T my f .fa wif? T T i Mil A ,l , , f -,E , Q - , - f .. W1 -, 11. 'f ' E' ' 9 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Durfee, S. Linver, C. Bryant, F. Redmann, P. Wilson, B Parker, J. Buckey, S. Kindle, D. Jamieson, B. Osmun, T. Hanson, B. Rudy, K Richard. KNEELING: S. Groff, mgr.g Mr. Stewart, Coach, J. Gerber, mgr. 'SPRING SPORTS 1 ,W N Q- ,Q ' 2Wjw'll. 'll '...ggg... .Er .' wg, X x J --mw:'aq H H' u w2zggg5g?g3uju, mm X ww nu H w wr 1 NLE. T T 'A' QU W 'fi 22- -1 : - -f i -ff .J 'EE 59515 1 Y V 7 QQ' :l - 1 A mu w , , Us M' ' ' NM H m 1?-A212 I'l'l BASEBALL ROW 1: D. Wolff, B. Kinney, M. Erler, C. Liles, S. Saxby, M. Brooks. ROW 2: J. O'Hara, J, Yager, G. Richard, G. Parker, T. Powell, J. Williamson ROW 3: Mr. Berg, Coach, R. Thal, J. Lumm, M. Richard, B. Kindle, D. Tuck. L. . A., 2 GOLF ROW l: P. Schwarlz, C. Hopple, B. Kampfer, D. Walerman, T. Thomas, M. Miller. ROW 2: J. Hargreaves, B. Darrell, D. Nouse, B. Vogel, J. Benscholer. ROW 3: Mr. Slewarf, coach, B. Jacobs, B. Williams, B. Mims, J. Kendrick, B. Romanoff. E l 1 'A , ly .Q ., x f., 1 ' f ,N .lf i' lv F' .. , , , . . 1' V- ff' 'F .fg li l, if If 5---E--lT A ' f e- 'Lil ' ' 1 , ',g .I. -Fee..- ei lQ.Lj53'j-f Q . . is '.'f1 V . .., V , ,, rg: .. :,.a. ,W -1 4 W :V iq if V ,::, , ' 54 agar-w -, - ,. Fw? ga wifi-,gn-, 4.. , . l a ii.. : if ir ':' W.. L'lll 'l 'l'lff -ull .. bm 113 TENNIS ROW iz M. McKisson, M. Swigarl, B. Swarlzbaugh, C. Skil- liler, C. Green, D. Jamra, S. Marshall, L. Dieckmann, M. Swigarl, J. Dolgin, A. Crowley. ROW 2: P. Wilson, J. Buckey, B. Dorrell, B. Durfee, B. Roman- off, D. Belcher, S. Miller, L. Spilzer, T. Skilliter, A. Liles. ROW 3: Mr. O'ConnelI, coach, C. Bryant, B. Rudy, D. Jamie- son, S. Dolgin, R. Crowley, B. Durfee, B, Shopneck, S. Schwab. T1 CLT, ' . 'P -1- Av -,xl ,,, Y, ' mi -jggfl .5 , -1 4' H J Y qi Qfll ll Q l' Q. w g , ig, D 4 nyc- l' --if 51 wx ,. wi-V? ilfpg . . , V -M i fm -,.,:4 P9'?'l1'4J..' mil' ' ' ' ' 'P'-' ' ll 7 ll, V 'fe 59lJ'i 1ia ' Ts l' ' l 'fl Q... 1 1 1 K 7 I E:3 ' LJ'1 ' lvl W H J 1. 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'Q ,, .HL ,Q 1 -4 1 , 4 15: , ' flkii I V' 4, K f ' r 4 1 if I , , ,l li-g?55,51i'5'z5'5l'l,'l lag' 1 157 I I AA, , f ' 'iii J lf f fi ,, 1 1 l .I ll: L ll l X i l' ' l ll 3, Aw ll lull ll Ulu' ' , +4 Q re , tl 41 1,1 'fy 1 i 5 M , 4 ,Q , ir V, , s ' lie: rl M l ' le 'fl . l 'l 2' . 'Ji Elvin 'gif Vw.. J ' fl Q ' ' .Mfr 1 ' l 1 ' WJ' l 1' ' 1 H I W is 'Q , W ., ,V 'Ji' A, 1 H g Q, 1 '13 if s , 'l J' ' H , . f , I L 1 V. 7, 391 5 . l v . W - 1- Y Q Q -Q.. . , ' . -'l twf 9 J f- 'I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Minns, A. Morehead, C. Babcock, L. Gordon, J. Fishler, K. Shuluk 6 Co-captains Ann Morehead and Janet Fishler M VTP? sf -1 W 'I ,Z L, E1-3 '55 E' ,V - Q f ' -' - f f 'f 'f li- 3 . Qin 2 , 7 4 .. -'I : 'E3::f:. 'A - 4' . -:ri ni.: J M . ,, 'M ' Y- vc 1 1, ' A - . sf iglp ' W ' i ' 1 'fff'?:'5f7EiEAQ f ' .4 ,zz-A? 5 --- -- f 4 f i -I A Af 633531 ,.. K. I M 1 vP.lz.:, ,L3,n.+v-1 ' ' , I rd ,l- M' I G Q. f!.:P-I X L, . S1 32?-.0'.',iJ1,fq,L5Q, 2 , lib - .4 1. 1, ug 4,4 55 :11 , f 1 Aagwi 2 W A ., .F ,gg 2 , ,QMQ N 5- ' -A F ll L -M77 431 - , 95- Z ' 'He iw? 'T' 1 1 .-iff ' .. 1 rw ff- f b ,, g lfinfi ,-'A F- 1 gf'-i 11 Q , Qi: H rl 1' 4. - L 1 . - W ..,v','. KL.-1. nu , , fo ' dz 1-N-Q HJ N , - Y .5,, f:ZiQ?si1..msf+Am,.M. H ix HE. fm m mx! vg my X. Wi L Ar RESERVE CHEERLEADERS FT TO RIGHT: K. Lumm, L. Rowe, M. Goodwlllle, M. Swngurt, K. Femg FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Roemer, D. Jumrc, D. Smith, S. Bogart. ZH' 'wa' w af ,X L jim. L if , IU on ' XC ' fi Qu 'fx .-M., MQ THESE ARE cow .A' aww' I M, g ilk, u f' 0 'l'waw75Li2i!6 f L V. MESASA STAFF OUR EDITORIAL STAFF Editor ..... ....................,...,... S ue Mainwold Faculty ...... ........ S ection Head, Karen Siskind Nancy McKisson, Gail Gerber Seniors .................,..,... Section Head, Janet Stefango Ellen Jamra, Lynn Faber, Becky Flitner, Dave Redmann, Peggy Boyd, Sue Wickter Underclassmen .................. Section Head, Debbie Day Dena Gilbert, Patti Smith, Marni Fowler, Jan Fishler Activities ...........,,.....,. Section Head, Debby Greenson Rachel Miller, Roxie Grotf, Rachel Osnowitz, Eve Davis Sports ..... ...... S ection Head, Dave Wolff John Yager, Steve Saxby, Bob Kinney, Jeff Steinberg Libby Poll, Janet Stefango V Art ................... ...., . .Helen Kendrickf Leslie Beans Photography .... ,...., L ibby Poll, Helen Kendrick Advisor ,..... ............ M rs. Marcia Houck O U R B U S I N Debby Greenson, Debbie Day Business Managers ...... Dave Waterman, Craig Wolson Advertising ..........., Doug Davey, Mark Erler, Chip Liles, Jeff Swartz, Dave Firth 22 Y Karen Siskind, Helen Kendrick, Dave Wolff Sue Mainwold, Craig Wolson, Dave Waterman. I . r ,- -gil ROW 1 ROW 2: J. ROW 3: ROW 4 . ' This T967 MESASA is a collection of many and varied memories which represent the past school year: faculty, seniors, underclassmen, sports, activities-each having a precise per- sonality, each having a unique color. Both staff members and section heads have worked diligently putting moments onto paper. To them goes a well-deserved Thanks, But all their effort and time would have been useless without the help of the student body, for what more is a yearbook but the events and activities of you, this same student body? Together you have macle this yearbook a memorable one. This is your MESASA. This is your year. Color it Remembered. Sue Mainwold ' P Smith, D. Gilbert, R. Osnowitz, S. Wickter. ROW 5: L. Beans, L. Faber, N. McKisson. Fishler, G. Gerber, D. Firth, D. Redmann. ROW 6: M. Fowler, M. Erler, J. Swartz, B. Kinney. R. Miller, C. Liles, R. Groff. ROW 7: S. Saxby, J. Steinberg, J. Yager. Davis, E. Jamra, B. Flitner, D. Davey. 12 STUDENT COUNCIL 14'-I1 Dear Fellow Students, Looking back on and evaluating these past nine months has been an encouraging experience. While our reach has perhaps exceeded our grasp, it would be overly optimistic to expect that we could com- plete all that we had hoped in one year. We have tried to promote school spirit, leadership, and serv- ice, and thanks to your help l can say that we have succeeded. I am particularly gratified by our suc- cessful proiects such as the buses, the lounge, and the assemblies which have helped us to make an- other step forward. It has been our goal to be a creative Council and to utilize new tools and ideas to develop truly im- aginative' proiects. Now next year's Council must take our place, and l hope that their grasp will, in the best interests of the future and of tradition, exceed our reach. Rick Crowley fs 24 SEATED: M. Brooks, D. Waterman, B. Muenzer, Sec., R. Crowley Pres., J. Stefango, V. Pres., S. Soxby, Treas.7 Mr. Means Advisor. ROW I: L. Blake, B. Swartzlzaugh, D. Yaffe, J. Kendrick, J Buckey, D. Day, S. Smith, J. Hanson, M. Roemer, H. Fruchtman, A. Wasserstrom, L. Jones, S. Wickter, K. Kendrick, M. Good- willie, S. Muenzer. ROW 2: R. Thal, J. Gerber, T. Hanson, G. Parker, C. Burkhart, A Atkins, R. Tibbetts, S. Schwab. Q,-,. 1- -5.4, Yi.: 4.55-,..+ 1-N2-Q -E , .-- -A , , f 3 ' 9'-' 1 '- S as A Q s X -. ' 1 ,, M ww , . .1 wg A . T :Ng H 4 , Lil MR 12 STUDENT COUNCIL QUEEN CANDIDATE AND COURT fm,-. :, ENIQQ'-Q,'a-i ', ' Fwd J. M.. .awww T15 W . , 1 , 1 T .. ..M?5fl.'5'.. . .. W.. .f T ' .vuim . i 1 RYe5 ms? ... w. ... 1 .H .,Q.,i,..H! H. 3:91 if fs A gif? Q. 6 ' il: L55 if Debbie Day. .. .. WM 'WW MV ' .. woe? gm' f 1 3424571 Janet Sfefcxngo, Libby Poll, Morni Fowler, Ann'Morehecld. eff The Inter-Club Council, an organization often talked about in the past, became a reality this year. My thanks go to Mr. Docis, our advisor, and to all the club presi- dents who worked together throughout the year to sched- ule meetings, assemblies, showcase displays, buses to away-games, charity drives, dances, and other activities. Working together, we were successful in coordinating ac- tivities to eliminate most con- flicts and in serving as a communication link. Janet Stefango l r I INTER-CLUB COUNCIL ROW l: Mr. Docis, Advisor, J. Weintraub, J. Stefango, Chairman, K. Siskind, ROW 2: M. Fowler, A. Morehead, D. Day, C. Wolson, ROW 3: S. Marshall, D. Wolff, N. McKisson. 127 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ww, We ti'- ROW I: V. Brown, J. Sfefango, R. Osnowilz, J. Shuer, D. Yuffe, T. Brock, A. Saxby, R. Walson, l. Vocke, J. Franklin, M. Swigurl. ROW 2: D. Day, L. Poll, Sgt.-at-Arms, R. Groff, Sec., M. de Souza M. Fowler, Pres., N. McKisson, V. Pres., L. Faber, Treas., B. Kampfer ROW 3: Miss Schechter, Advisor, J. Dolgin, L. Jones, A. Crowley, 28 I lu lr is L5 'X N- I ,. f JIU, C. Green, D. Kirshner, N. Brady, J. Fishler, B. Flilner, S. Saxby, C. Nace, K. Pinkus, B. Muenzer, K. lumm, N. Edmunds, M. McKisson, R. Miller, B. Kampfer. ROW 4: L. Beans, E. Jamra, S. Marshall, C. Wolson, R. Crowley, S. Dolgin, B. Romunoff, R. Voss, C. Baehren, D. Greenson, E. Davis. OUR MARIA An ,J K mu .. Q M' tilw, ,pg I think it will not be easy for you to com- pletely understand the feelings of a young seventeen year old Brazilian girl, when she finds herself in an American community, in the richest and most progressive country in the whole world. To go to classes in this wonderful American School together with young people like my- self, to share life in a home blessed by God where l am a much loved daughter and sister, and to find, in this school, excellent classmates and extraordinary, understanding instructors who have done much to strengthen my cer- tainties of how beautiful and how good is democracy: all this l shall never forget, iust the same as l will never be grateful enough to the American Field Service for this wonderful opportunity. When l leave here with my heart full of love and longing, this, the happiest year of my young life, will always inspire me with friendship and gratitude for this noble coun- try and with ever present remembrances of my dear classmates and of my patient and learned teachers' enchanting personalities. l will always reioice in reliving every one of these unforgettable days. Sincerely yours, 'I29 . 1, H W. f-E1 wsfvgl. 5 '-,pug 1'f1:1afh9f ,I f mn -.Af W ' V if ff M -M 'H w W. H '-1.,2.?' -' Sfmt' ,- E 5, LingggfizslHLs,x2,-2Z.5,A?1.a....--.4 V' wwf- ,Q .fy OUR HOMECOMING DANCE 132- 34 FUTURE TEACHERS 353+-f ' Qjwn ' L.: ROW 1: L. Dieckmunn, D. Kirshner, P. Sfewcri, C. Wolson, J. Anile. ROW 2: C. Sofyanos, Trees., K. Siskind, Pres., C. Green, V. Pres., B. Brifz, Sec. ROW 3: J. Lloyd, J. Crow, T. Thomas, Mrs. Richard, Advisor, V. Jclmra, N. Schaefer, S. Applebcum. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: L. Brodsky, K. Puimun. I .. . ...gh f. W f?aQ2m?1'f '?,,.... , hiv - in E F E JETS CLUB Mr. Bogan, Advisor, B. Jacobs, J. Mack, B. Williams, J. Walker, J. Anagnost, C. Liles, T. Sofyanos, B Wacke, L. Spitzer, D. Davey. PROJECTION CLUB lv il , SEATED: S. Fox. STANDING: B. Durfee, B. Williams, S. Miller, J. Anagnosl, T. Secolr, L. Hausman, F. Steele, D. Cameron, R, Scharfy, A. Page, J. Harris, R. Preston. Absent from piclure, Mr. Gray, Advisor. VARSITY CLUB The goal of the 1966-67 Varsity Club has been that of improvement. This goal was accomplished through the provisions of our new Constitution and the increase in the number of our activities. Attendance on bus trips, dances, and meetings were bettered in every way. I especially want to thank Mr. Niedermeier and Mr. Kuz- ma who were most responsible for the Varsity Club's improvement this year. Dave Wolff is 3 ROW' l: Mr. Kuzmo, Advisor, J. Lennox, Sgt.-at-Arms, D. Waterman B Mums P Brown B Dorrell M Brooks V. Pres., D. Wolff, Pres., J. Yager, Treas.g G. Richard Sec Mr ROW 4 J Burch B McKlsson M Miller J McFellun S Smith B Niedermeierf Advisor. Durfee D Nouse R Hawkins ROW 2: J. Hargreaves, J. Williamson,-R. Crowley, S. Dolgm M ROW 5 D Potts M Richard T Thomas J OHora T Powell C Erler, S. Saxby, B.-Kinney, B. Kampfer. Hopple R Thal ROW 3: R. Preston, S. Scrum, J. Ziegler, J. Steinberg, B Mattison WORLD AFFAIRS ROW 'l: B. Purdue, J. Yager, B. Nlattison, D. Waterman, M. Erler, L. Poll, R. Osnowitz, D. Gilbert, J. Stefango, N. McKisson, D. Greenson, M. Fowler, R. Miller, B. Flitner, S. Saxby. ROW 2: L. Stansell, B. Fink, H. Elder, Sgt.-at-Arms: L. Barnum, M. Scholz, C. Smith, D. Kirshner, N. Brady, J. Hanson, Sec.: C. Smith A. Wasserstrom, M. E. Tanner, B. Britz, S. Applebaum, J, Mil- stein, B. Mims. ROW 3: A. Bailey, M. Goodwillie, K. Shulak, B. Muenzer, C Timmerman, C. Nace, T. Brock, J. Gardner, K. Feniger, L. Rowe, T. lde, A. Anagnost, B. Eddy, K. Putman, J. Goldner, L. Hausman, N. Willard. ROW 4: B. Davis, A. Boyd, M. Minns, J. Scalora, L. Spitzer, T. Sofyonos, B. Brown, T. Hanson, S. Linver, J. Gerber, B. Darrell, B. Vogel, C. Everett, G. Kopf, D. Redmann. To further and broaden the interests of stu- dents in events that occur every day on the local, national, and international levels is the main oBiective ofthe World Affairs club. We have had an extremely successful club this year, as our membership wasithe largest in our existence and active participation was also at an all-time high. l have greatly enioyed being President, and l hope the World Affairs Club will continue to flourish for many years to come. Craig Wolson ROW 5: H. Fink, J. Walker, L. Romanoff, L. Levy, D. Davey, B. Firth, R. Crowley, B. Romanoff, J. Hargreaves, J. Swartz, J. Wil liamson, D. Potts, R. Hawkins, B. Kampfer, C. Sofyanos. ROW 6: B. Seeger, M. Fruchtman, P. Hem, B. Kindle, G. Parker, A. McKisson, R. Thal, S. Smith, C. Hopple, B. Durfee, R. Hopple, P. Schwartz, D. Bradford, M. L. Beishline, S. Frautschi. ROW 7: R. Preston, J. Lennox, B. Jennings, P. Fisher, C. Burk- hart, J. McFellin, C. Davis, C. Kindle, S. Dolgin, D. Krieger, M. Riehle, B. Stoltenberg, S. Fox, D. Firth, R. Scharfy. ROW 8: J. O'Hara, T. Powell, J. Steinberg, J. Ziegler, D. Crea- gan, S. Mainwold, D. Lambert, V. Pres.: B. Shopneck, Treas.: C Wolson, Pres., K. Siskind. 7 38 SKI CLUB ROW l: J. Galdner, D. Smith, S. Miller, H. Elder, P. Casey, M. Minns, M. Swigurt, M. Thieman, M. Cook, L. Spitzer, J. Dolgin, Miss Schechter, Advisor. ROW 2: N. Edmunds, L. Barnum, Sec., N. Schaefer, L. Ackerman, B. Osmun, L. Blake, M. Goodwillie, K. Shulak, D. Wade, R. Wolson, K. Richard, D. Rimer. ROW 3: M. Swigart, V. Pres.7 C. Bryant, A. Boyd, Treas.7 R. Scharfy, S. Dolgin, B. Mims, P. Holden, F. Steele, K. Putman, M. Fowler, M. McKisson. ROW 4: D. Jamieson, P. Wilson, B. Rudy, B. Purdue, D. Krieger, T. Powell, N. McKisson, Pres. ROW 5: M. Erler, B. Mattison, D. Waterman, J. Yager. ARROWH EAD The ARROWHEAD staff has been chal- lenged to equal'last year's Superior rating from the NWOJA. Whether this feat is ac complished or not is yet to be decided, but regardless of any decision, this year's staff can be proud of its achievements Willingness work and cooperation are the key words in describing this year's staff. A great deal of time and effort were put into the paper. The staff came in before and after school as well as on Saturdays, to give the Students a bigger and better eight-page paper. Nancy Wasserman if? S. J. Balber, Art, V. Jamra, Circulation and Exchange, N. Wasserman, Editor, V. Brown, Business Manager, G. Kopf, Editorials, B. Kinney, Sports, J. Epstein, News, Mrs. Smith, Advisor, E. Davis, Features. 139 MIXED CHORUS J ll 4 ROW 1: J. Lloyd, M. Mack, C. Green, L. Kenyon, J. Gardner, K. Dwight, S. Dwight, C. Schnitker, l.. Rowe, S, Schultz, Mr. Lons Feniger, B. Vogel, D. Wade, P. Herron, P. Phillips. way, Director. ROW 2: A. Sido, A. Belcher, B. Mauk, C. Timmerman, D. Berry, ROW 4: J. Swartz, J. Schnitker, B. McKisson, B. Mims, J. O'Hara H. Elder, E. Harr, M. Goodwillie, C. Baehren. B. Seeger, J. McFeIlin, D. Shopneck. ROW 3: F. Hofmann, B, Wright, B. Wright, M. L. Beishline, J. .2, fl PT' I 1 . 6 ,1 O A GIRLS' CHORUS ROW 1: K. Page, B. Baker, R. Wolson, D. Jumra, M. Cook, J. Herron, C. Wolson. ROW 2: M. Fisher, L. Berry, R. Harclgrove, J. Anile, P. Slewarl. ROW 3: M. Barber, S. Marshall, A. Neuhaus, M. McKisson, A. Crowley. BAND 42 ROW 1: B. Durfee, T. Secor, P. Sido, T. Skilliler, K. Davis, J. Weintraub, C. Skilliler. ROW 2: C. Norlhup, D. Murenberg, D. Winbigler, P. Hem, J. Alvanos, D. Belcher, C. Pedersen, Mr. Lonsway Direclor. ROW 3: J. Scalora, S. Turner, L. Bradley, D. Lambert, R. Freeman, G. Kopf, R. Sinn. INTERLUDE-YOUR YEARBOOK STAFF IN ACTION rf ' W 1 5' Y ef F-it i 4 -1,1 Ha, ha, guess what you guys, no yearbook this yearl No, Debby, you can't put Steve's g 'J' picture in the yearbookl Helen, what are you doing in there? t A x ' Hey kids, let's watch the reading material in the Mesasa room! Karen? Karen, Mr, Kuzma is here! We're ssoo overdrawn! Yes, Karen, we think those girls are silly too! Now, Ev, let's try that page again. 'I4 Y-TEENS The purpose of the Y-Teens Club as stated in the constitution is to, broaden the interests and the lives of its members and to serve the school and community. This year through a tea for new members, making green and white shakers for school spirit, a party given for needy chil- dren, a Thanksgiving basket for our welfare fam- ily, a T.B. service project at the Y.W.C.A., bake sales, and quarter dances we have tried to fulfill our purposes. Many thanks go to everyone who supported our Y-Teens' proiects and to Mrs. Sunderman, our advisor. Debbie Day ROW l: L. Faber, V. Jamra, D. Gilbert, A. Belcher, E. Jamra, D. Greenson, M. Fowler, L. Poll, J. Stefango, R. Groff, C. Smith, R. Miller, D. Jamra, L. Gordon, J. Gardner. ROW 2: K. Lumm, Treos., S.'Lareau, L. Beans, J. Fishler, B. Mauk, A. Anagnost, R. Osnowitz, P. Boyd, Rec. Sec., N. McKisson, Sgt.-at- Arms, C. Green, S. Wickter, V. Pres., B. Flitner, P. Herron, H Kendrick, Cor. Sec., N. Edmunds, D. Day, Pres. ROW 3: F. Hofmann, P. Phillips, C. Timmerman, C. CUPP, D. Kirsh- ner, B. Fink, N. Brady, J. Hanson, Rec. Sec., E. Harr, B. Vogel, S. Schultz, A. Liles, M. Adams, M. Cook, P. Grieve, M. Swigart. ROW 4: C. Babcock, K. Pinkus, H. Elder, P. Price, C. Schnitker, L. Rowe, K. Feniger, L. Ackerman, N. Schaefer, B. Lennox, M. Wuerfel, L. Stansell, M. McKisson, A. Saxby, J. Dolgin, M. Roemer, D. Smith. 44 ROW 5: C. Nace, C. Smith, C. Baehren, D. Wade, C. Merriman, J Freeman, A. Boyd, P. Casey, L. Barnum, B. Swartzbaugh, J. Frank lin, J. Dwight, R. Voss, B. Kampfer, R. Wolson, M. E. Tanner, S Bogart. ROW 6: J. Herron, A. Sido, C. Pedersen, M. Mack, L. Blake, C Skilliter, B. Wright, T. lde, D. Yaffe, K. Kendrick, M: Paris, A Crowley, J. Lee, L. Brodsky, D. Page. ROW 7: B. Davis, M. Goodwillie, S. Parker, K. Shulak, M. Minns A. Bailey, J. Goldner, L. Layman, T. Brock, S. Frautschi, C. Sofyanos K. Putman, J. Antle, S. Fox, P. Stewart, A. Wasserstrom. ROW 8: J. Shuer, H. Fruchtman, N. Willard, B. Wright, D. Williams M. Thieman, L. Berry, K. Erler, D. English, R. Hardgrove, S. Muenzeri K. Poll, L. Jones. A Bm a 4 .-.1 .4 ...Q i I , 323k ' wwf' Y-TEENS QUEEN AND COURT . 1221 1 'F ' , I p f , . Q' . 1., I , 9 1. ?EA ggi? W Q V - QP? 1' ap .-fl ill' I V ,li . 1 '52 LL fi 'J --,, N X, 46 FEV? Ee, uri, - , m, n E fl? Hose, Sue Wickter STANDING: Nancy McKisson. SEATED: Roxie Groff, Dena Gilbert, Helen Kendrick. OFFICE HELP - ROW 'lr K. Siskind, N. Wasserman, N. Schaefer, J. Fishler, R. Osnowifz, G. Gerber. ROW 2: R. Groff, S. Lareau, L. Gordon, J. Gardner, N. McKisson, D. Gilbert, A. Anagnosl, S. Marshall, C. Smith, L. Ackerman. ATTENDANCE SECRETARIES i 5 l r. l A 7: l lr , v SEATED: J. Hanson, M. Fowler, K. Lumm. STANDING: P. Phillips, P. Price, S. Wickfer, S. Mainwald, I.. Pall, D. Page, K. Slskind, J. Weinlraub. 'I47 G.A.A. ROW I: S. Bogart, L. Gordon, J. Gardner, N. Edmunds, D. Jamra K. Siskind, V. Jamra, M. Fowler, L. Poll, C. Smith, R. Wolson, J Dolgin, D. Smith, M. Roemer, M. Swigart, D. Day. ROW 2: C. Wolson, P. Grieve, B. Muuk, J. Fishler, L. Beans, A. An- agnost, R. Osnowitz, P. Boyd, R. Graff, N. McKisson, S. Wickter, A Soxby, M. McKisson, M. E. Tanner, H. Kendrick, S. Mainwold. ROW 3: K. Pinkus, P. Phillips, C. Smith, C. Cupp, J. Hanson, F. Hof- mann, E. Harr, R. Hardgrove, A. Liles, M. Adams, P. Herron, M Thieman, L. Berry, D. English. ROW 4: L. Rowe, Treas.g K.- Feniger, Sgtfat-Arms, C. Timmerman, K. Lumm, H. Elder, P. Price, Sec., C. Schnitker, L. Ackerman, N. Schae- fer, B. Lennox, L, Stonsell, M. Cook, S. Fox, L. Brodsky, J. Shuer, N. Willard. 48 The purpose of G.A.A. is to give girls interested in athletics the opportunity to play competitively outside of the physi- cal education class. By competing in games against area schools and by play- ing sports in an intramural program be- tween the different grades of our school, girls are better able to learn and prac- tice individual skills, to understand the meaning of sportsmanship, and to have a greater respect for athletics. Ann Morehead ROW 5: S. Applebaum, C. Babcock, V. Pres.g C. Boehren, C. Merri- man, L. Blake, A. Boyd, P. Casey, L. Barnum, B. Swartzbaugh, J. Franklin, C. Sofyanos, J. Antle, J. Freeman, J. Herron, H. Fruchtman. ROW 6: N. Wasserman, A. Morehead, Pres., J. Epstein, C. Pedersen, M. Mack, B. Wright, C. Skilliter, B. Wright, M. Minns, K. Kendrick, J. Dwight, K. Putman, P. Stewart, S. Frautschi, K. Brown, L. Moinwold. ROW 7: M. Swigart, M. Goodwillie, S. Parker, B. Muenzer, A. Bailey, T. lde, J. Goldner, L. Layman, M. Paris, S. Muenzer, K. Poll, S. Dwight, M. Barber, B. Eddy. ROW 8: L. Vocke, V. Brown, B. Vogel, K. Shulak, M. de Souza, B. Britz, L. Dieckmunn, M. L. Beishline, D. Davis. ,WMM Q ' 1 k I . L ', W ' ' M -','Nw3W ,f'1,,, . .A , ,.w. 1 1 ,nv 3- ww . H Q RWM iw ' :WZ 4 .. 5. 1 v ' 1 , -. rf. ,, H11 HOME EC AND STYLE SHOW NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: S. Mainwcld, J. Siefango, H. Kendrick, V. Jamra. ROW 2: K. Siskind, C. Wolson, D. Davey, S. Marshall, R. Crowley, E. Jamra, D. Waterman LIBRARIANS ROW l: R. Scharfy, B. Mallison, J. Ziegler. ROW 2: D. Cole, B. Baron, J. Burch, Mr. Walker, Librarian, J. Steinberg. 52 DRAMA CLUB This year the Drama Club produced two plays which were immensely suc- cessful. Noel Coward's BLITHE SPIRIT was done in the fall, cmd the musical ONCE UPON A MATTRESS was done in April. These two comedies were not only hilariously funny, but also were the two most professionally done plays that Ottawa Hills has ever presented. Under the direction of Mr. VancesMcCarter, the Drama Club hias developed a pro- duction system comparable to the one used in the professional theater. The result of this new production technique has been evident in the increasing standards of quality set by this season's two entertaining and memorable plays. Suzanne Marshall ROW 1: C. Wolson, N. McKisson, Clerk, M. Fowler, Cor. Sec.: D Kirshner, Sgt.-at-Arms, S. Fox, V. Pres.: S. Marshall, Pres.: 'H Kendrick, Rec. Sec., R. Miller, Treas.: E. Jamra, R. Groff, J. Fishler, P. Burnheimer, J. Harris, Mr. McCarter, Advisor. ROW 2: M. de Souza, F. Hofmann, L. Romanoff, C. Green, K. Er- ler, R. Hardgrove, A. Anagnost, L. Beans, C. Hable, B. Flitner, S Saxby, Wolson, R. Preston, S. Frautschi, C. Merriman. ROW 3: M. Cook, E.:..D'avis, B. Davis, D. Yaffe, R. Voss, L. Vocke J. Franklin, C. Skilliter, B. Wright, A. Crowley, K. Putman, V. Jamra, P. Grieve, S. Fox, C. Nace. ROW 4: M. Barber, P. Cousino, L. Kenyon, D. Shopneck, K. Pin- is ' s 2 v kus, S. Dwight, A. Belcher, M. Adams, D. Williams, S. Dolgin, R Scharfy, T. Powell, M. Scholz. ROW 5: R. Crowley, .l. Swartz, J. Williamson, J. Burch, S. Koeg- ler, L. Gordon, D. Berry, N. Brady, D..Cameron, A. Wasserstrom J. Dolgin, B. Shopneck, A. Saxby, T. Brock. ROW 6: P. Schwartz, J. Levison, A. Page, S. Smith, J. McFellin L. Romanoff, D. Page, L. Brodsky, L. Mainwold, H. Fruchtman', D Jamra, L. Jones, C. Wolson, F. Steele. ROW 7: J. Yager, K. Shulak, J. Kendrick, A. Comstock, F. Beans T. Thomas, L. Levy, B. Romanoff, J. Lee, S. Muenzer, L. Berry, J Shuer, B. Mims, B. Purdue, J. O'Hara, M. Erler. 1 1 Wx 'N ., J' Q Xu M A I L H li I: Q 41 ,I u ' H X 4 X K ll H I 'lihwg 5 1 J N N' N 1 U1 Q z ffz 62.412 5f2f5i2f35f?ZfTi?N H ' H gssasimiszsasi H, m:vEmsmssfsnfL,1ff A il T vm, wi 4 FUTURE NURSES AND SERVICE CLUB m mm. umwuww ROW 1: D. Page, Sec P Burn heimer, Treus.g S. Dwlght V P res. ROW 2: Mrs. Meeks, Advisor J. Weiniruub, Pres. ROW 3: K. Page, S Lareuu ROW 4: L. Gurver P Siewar! GYM LEADERS -J ROW T: H. Elder, P. Price, P. Smith. ROW 2: L. Rowe, C. Babcock, S. Dwight, J, Hanson, K. Feniger. ROW 3: R. Thcl, B. Kompfer, J. Lennox, M. Brooks, D. Wolff, T. Powell, T. Thomas u w w Wu H H ' ,.-' 3 x -x , f sl. J J 3 ,J ,,..,. Q f z N' l i I' ,- X' i .XA Q4 1 ,A Q if .X 5 ,1 , V x,.- ,iw E my pid is H1 vgjfmhfu SF S iam. W +112 f y H 3 A W M553 14' giffvf, . 425132 1 Eff! mfg Jag f iw 1 1 1 ,fy Q 'H . X5 A 2E,,,.1f -2 .N ' - my J l-W wg 1 4 f INDEX Newmark, John .. .,..........,..,......,....,..,................ 42, 55, 57 Northup, Bob ...... ..................,..,,...,...............,.,,.,,.,,.... 4 2,55 Osnawitz, Rachel ,.......... .,......... 4 2,123, 128, 134,143,144,147,148. Poll, Libby .... 43, 56, 57,122,126,128,131,133,134,143,144,147, 148,156, 157. Preston, Rich ...........................,..,......... 43, 54, 91,134, 135,137,152. PUI'ClUe, Bill ..., ........ 4 3, 57,134,138,152,153. Quinn, George .. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 44, Redmann, Dave ........................................ 44, 55, 91, 93,123,134 Richard, Greg ..,,..,,,,,. 44, 54, 55, 91, 92, 97,101,102,107,112,135 Richard, Sondra ....,.,..............................................................,,....... 53 Roeder, Kathy .,.. .........,........................................,...... 4 5, 54,153 Romanoff, Buzzy .... ...... 4 5, 54, 55, 57, 113,114,128, 134,152 Romanoff, Leslie ...........,.............,............................ 45,152,153,157 Saum, Steve ....................................,,.. 46, 55, 57,91,93,96, 115, 135. Sclxby, Steve ........ 46, 55, 57, 91, 93, 96,112,123,124,125,128,134, 135,152,153,156. Scharfy, Ralph ........................ 46, 54, 91, 93,134,137,138,151,152. Siskind, Karen ........ 22, 47, 54, 55, 56, 122,127,134,136, 143, 147, 148, 149,151, 157. Smith, Cindy ..... .................... 4 7, 55, 134, 144,147,148,15O,157. Smith, Patti ...,... ...............,.,................ 4 7, 54, 57, 123, 155, 157. Sofyanos, John ..,.......,......................,..,....................................... 48, 55. de Souza, Maria ........ 48, 56,57,120,128,129,141,145,148,152, 156, 157. Stefango, Janet .......... 20, 48, 54, 55, 56, 57, 122,124, 125,126, 127, 128,131,133,134,143,144,145,151,156,157. Steinberg, Jeff ...,..., 49, 54, 55, 56, 57, 91 , 92, 96, 97, 101, 102, 106, 107,108,111,123,132,134,135,151,156. Swartz, Jeff ..... .......,.....,.., 4 9, 57,123,134, 140, 141, 152, 153. Wacke, Bob ..............................................................,, 49, 57, 125, 137. Wasserman, Nancy ......., 50, 54, 55, 57, 65,129,132,139,147,148. Waterman, Dave ...... 20, 50, 54, 55, 56, 57, 88, 91 , 92, 95,113,123, 124,125, 134,135,138,143,151,156,174, 180. Weisberg, Joan .,,......,....,,...,......,..,.............,......,,...............,.......... 50. Welber, Skip ...............................................................,........,..... 51,57. Wickter, Sue ,... 20, 51, 54, 55, 56,123,124,125,144,145,146, 147, 148,149,157. Williamson, Jim ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,......,.,..,.,.,., 51,56, 112,134,135,152. Wolff, Dave ,... 52,55,56, 88,100,101,102,106,107,10B,112,123, 127,135, 155. Wolson, Craig ...,.... 52, 54, 55, 56, 57,,122,127,128,134,143,151, 152. Yager, John .... 52, 55, 56, 57,100,101,102,106,107,108,112,123, 133,134 135,138,152 Ziegler, Jeff ....,... 53, 55, 57, 91, 92, 95, 96,115,129 131,134,135, 151, 156. JUNIORS Ackerman, Linda .............. 60, 61, 66, 67, 71, 87,138,144,147,148. Adams, Martha ...... .......,........ 6 1, 67, 86, 144,148, 152,153, 156. Babcock, Chris ............ 61,116,117,144,14B,155. Bailey, Jane .... ...,................. 6 1, 62, 64, 65, 66. Barbour, Dick .......... ....,......,......... 6 1,67. Benschoter, Jim ...... .......... 6 1, 86,113. Berry, Diane ..,,.,,. ......., 6 1,140,152. Bohon, George .. Bradford, Doug Brady, Nancy ...., Britz, Berta ....... Brown, Dianne .... Brown, Perrie SENIORS Anagnost, Anne ....,.... ....... 2 3, 134, 144,147,148,152. Anagnost, 3J,im ................. ......................,.............. 2 3, 137. Applebaumf Stephanie ,... ,....,..,,..,........,......... 2 3, 134, 136, 148. Bolber, Sara Jane .,.... ..,..,,,.......,...,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 4, 139, Beans, Lesley ...... ....... 2 4, 55,123,128,144,148',152,157, Belcher, Amy ...,..,...,.,.,,,.,,,.....,.....,,......,,.,,,,,.... 24, 14O,144,152,153, Boyd, Peggy .......,.................................................. 25, 56, 57,144,148. Brooks, Mike ...... 20, 22, 25, 54, 55, 57, 91, 92, 95, 97,100,101,102, 106,107,108,111,112,115,124,125,132,135,155,156. Brown, Bruce ........,,........,..........,...................................................... 25 Brown, Paul ....,,, .,....,.. 2 6, 91, 93,135. Brown, Val ......,.... ....... 2 6, 54, 128, 139. Burnheimer, Pam .............,.......,....,.........,,.,...,......,........... 26, 152, 154. Crowley, Rick .,.. 20, 27, 54, 55, 57,114, 124, 125, 128, 132,133,134, 135,151,152,157. Davey, Doug .............................................. 27, 57, 123, 134, 137, 151. Davis, Chuck ........................................,............... 20, 27, 57, 134, 157. Davis, Eve .........................,....,,,......... 28, 55,123, 128,139,143,152. Day, Debbie ,.,... 20, 28, 54, 56, 57, 122,124,125,126,127,128,143, 144, 148. Devenow, Mark ..,,,..,...............,,.......,,..,.....,..,................ 28, 55, 91 , 93. Dolgin, Steve .... ........ 2 9, 54, 56,114,125,128,134,135,138,152. Donofrio, Tony ,.,. .,,...,,..,..,,,,,,,.,,..,,.,.,,....,.................. 2 9, 55, 56, 57. Dwight, Sue ...,.....,,,....,..,,.,......,..,,,,.,...,,,.... 29, 55, 140,152,154,155. Epstein, Judy .............................................. 30, 55,139,148, 149,157. Erler, Mark .... 30, 55, 56, 57,112,123,133,134,135,138,152,153. Everett, Chris ..,........................................................... 30, 57, 115, 134. Faber, Lynn ..,.......,...................,..... 22, 31, 54, 55, 123,128,144,157. Firth, Dave .......,.................,......,......,.............. 31, 55, 91, 92,123,134. Fishler, Jan .... 31, 54,56,116,117,123,128,144,147,148,152,153. Flitner, Becky .....,........ 32, 57, 123,128,134,144,150,152,153,157. Fowler, Marni .... 20, 32, 55, 56, 57, 65,123,126,127,128,131,133, 134,138,144,145,147,148,149,152,153,156,157. Gerber, Gail ......................,.........,.,..,.,.,...,.........,....,...,... 32,123, 147. Gilbert, Dena ...... .................... 3 3, 57,123,134,144,145,146,147 Green, Cindy .............,......,....... 33, 114, 128, 136, 140,144,145,152. Greenson, Debby .... 33, 54, 55, 56, 57,122,128,134, 143,144,156, 157. Graff, Roxie .... 20, 34, 55, 56, 57,123,125,128,131,133,143,144, 146,147,148,152,153,156,157. Hargreaves, Jim ....... ..................... 3 4, 55, 113, 134, 135. Hqrrig, John ,,,,,,,,, ,,,..,,,,,,...........,..,.,... 3 4,137,152,153. Jamra, Ellen ,...,....,.......,,,.......,,.,. 35, 55,123,128,144,151,152,157. Jamro, Val .............. 35, 54, 55, 57,136,139,144,148,151,152,153. Jennings, Bruce .................................................... 20, 35, 54,115,134- Kampfer, Bill .......,.......... 36, 55, 91, 92, 97,111,113,128,135,155. Kendrick, Helen .,.. 22, 36, 54,122,143,144,145,146,14B,151,152. Kindle, Chris ...................................................................... 36,133,134 Kinney, Bob .,,.., ...,,,,...,.......,.... 3 7,57,112,123,133,135,139, 143. Koegler, Scott .,,, .............................. 3 7, 55, 57, 152, 153. Kopf, George .... ........................................ 3 7, 134,139, 142. Lareau, Sue ...... .....,...............................,... 3 8, 56, 144, 147, 154. Lennox, John ..... ,....... 3 8, 54, 57, 91 , 93, 97,115, 134,135,155. Liles, Chip ......., ......................... 3 8, 54, 57, 91, 93,112,123,137. Mainwold, Sue ............ 39, 54, 56,123,134,.143,147,148,151,156. Mann, Chris .................................................................................... 120. Marshall, Suzanne .... 39,114,127,128,142,147,151,152,153,156, 157. Mattison, Bill ........,...... 39, 54, 56, 96,134, 135,13B,141,151. Mauk, Becky .............,,,.. 40, 55, 56, 65, 129,140,141,144,148,157. McKiss0n, Nancy .... 20, 40, 54, 56, 71,123,125,127,128,134,138, 144,145,146,147,148,149,152,156,157. Mickles, Alan ....,....................................................................... 40, 55. Miller, Rachel .......... 20, 41, 54, 55, 57, 123,128,134,143,144,152. Mims, Bill .......... 41,55, 57, 91, 92,97, 113,134, 135, 138, 14O,141, 152. Morehead, Ann .......... 41,56,116,117,125, 126,127,129,130,131, 132,133,148,149, 156,157. 158 , 67, 86, 128, 134, 1 , 115 , 134 144, 134, 145,152 136,148 63 67 Burch, Jim ........ ...,.... 6 2, 91,96,135,151, 152,153 Cameron, Don .... ...-..-.------.---------. 2 ---- 6 2. 137. 152 Carson, Sam ..... ---------'-----e-------'-------- 6 2 CUPP, Charlene . 2 ----. 62. 67 144,148,149 Dimke, Candy ............................................ ..-.-.-----.---------.---- 6 2. 66. 67 Darrell, Bob .I .,,.,.,...,...,........,,,,...,................ 62, 91, 113 114,134,135 Durfee, Ben ,......... 60,62,63,67,86, 91,97, 101, 114, 115,134,135 137,142,156 Elder, Heidi .......... 61, 62, 64,134,138,140,141,144,148,149,155. Feniger, Kris .... 62, 65, 66, 67, 86,116,119,134,140,141,144,148, 149,153,155. Fink, Barb .................,...................,...................... 62, 66, 86, 134,144. Firth, Bob ............. .........,,.....................,..... 6 2, 86, 134. Fox, Steve .......,....... ..,.... 6 2, 65, 86, 134,137,152 153. Fruchtman, Mike ............,...,........................... 62, 66, 134. Gardner, Janet ...................,.. 60, 62, 64, 67, 134, 140, 144, 147, 148. Gordon, Liz ............ 62, 63, 65, 67,116,117,144,147,148,152,153. I-lable, Carol .,,.,...,.................,................. 62, 64, 67, 85, 87,152,153. Hanson, Judy ........ 62, 63, 67, 86,124,125,134, 144,145,147,148, 155. Harms, Craig .... .......................... ...............................................- 6 2 - Harr, Ellen .,,,,......,,, .............. ................ 6 3 , 140,141,144 148. Hausman, Louise ................................................. 63,134 137. Hawkins, Richard ................ 63,67, 91,101,106, 109,115,134 135 Herron, Peggy ...,..,................. 62, 63, 86, 87, 140, 144,148,149 153. Hofmann, Fran ..61, 62, 63, 66, 67, 86,140,141,144,148,149 152 Hopple, Craig ........................................ 60, 63, 67, 91,113,134 135. Hopple, Russ ,..... ............................................,........... 6 3, 91 134 Kenyon, Linda ...., ........ 6 3, 65, 66, 67,140,141 152 153. Kindle, Brian .......... ...............,........... 6 3, 67, 85 112 134 Kirshner, Debbie ..... ...... 6 3, 66, 86,128,134,136, 144 152. Lambert, Don ..... ......,.,............. 6 3, 87, 134 141 142. Lennox, Barb ............... 63,67,144 148 Levison, Jeff ...... ........................................... 6 3, 64 152 153 Liles, Abbie .,.... ..............................,.................... 6 3,144, 148 Lumm, Kathy .... ,...... 6 3,106,116,119,128,144,145,147,148. Mack, Jim ..............,..,.,......,................,,.,..........................,,. 63,91, 135. Mahoney, Bob ............,....................,.......................................... 63,67 McFelIin, Jeff .... 61, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67,115,134,135,140,141,152 157. McKisson, Alan ...... 60, 63, 64,101,106,107,109, 134 McKisson, Bill ....... ......................... 6 3, 91,135,140,141. Milstein, Judy ..... ....................... 6 4,134 Minns, John ...... ............................,....,.,.....,, 6 4, 67, 91. Moskowitz, Steve . .............,........,..............,..,................ 64 Muenzer, Barb .......................,.... 64, 67, 124, 125,128,134 145,148 O'Hara, Jamie .... 61, 64, 66, 67, 90, 91, 97, 101, 106, 107 108 112 134,135,140,141,152,153,157. Page, Arnold .... ...................... 6 4,137 152 153 Parker, Greg ....... ........... 6 4, 91,106,112 132 134 Phillips, Patti .... ..,....,.....,.. 6 4, 86, 140,144,147 143 157. Pinkus, Kathy ,.,........................ ,. ................. 61, 64,128,144 148 152 Potts, Dave ..............................................,................. 64, 91, 134, 135 Powell, Tim ..61, 64, 65, 67, 91, 95, 97, 101, 106,112, 115 134 135 138,152,155. Price, Patty ...... .,...,..,............... 6 2, 64, 67, 144,147 148 155 Richard, Marc ....................,. 60,65,91,101,106,109,112 115 135 Riehle, Mark .,..................................,.............................,....... ..65 134 Rowe, Laurie ...... 65, 67,106,116,119,120,134,140,141 144 148 149, 155. Schaefer, Nancy .... .,...... 6 4,65, 67,132,136, 138,144 147 148 Schnitker, Carolyn ............ 63, 65, 66, 67, 87,140,141,144,148 149 Schultz, Sandy ..... ..........,............ 6 5, 66, 67, 85,14O, 141 144 Schwartz, Pete ..... ....... 6 0, 65, 66, 67,113 134 152. Seeger, Bruce .... .........,......, 6 5,115,134 140 141. Shopneck, Bob ..... ......................... 6 5, 67,101,106,114,134,152. Shopneck, Daryl ............................,. 62, 64, 65, 66, 85,14O,141,152. Smith, Steve ..........,..... 62, 65, 86,115, 124,125,134, 135,152 153. Stansell, Leigh ..... ...................................... 6 2, 65, 86,134,144, 148. Steele, Fred ............ ......, 6 5, 91, 137,138, 152. Stoltenberg, Bob ........,.,.,.,.,,,,....., 65 134. Storves, Steve ....,.,..,.,,,.,,,,.,,,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,, 6 6 , Thal, Rich .... 60, 65, 66, 67, 85, 91, 97, 101,106,109,112 124 134, 135, 155. Thomas, Tom ...... 64, 66,101,106,107,113,135,136,152,153,155. Timmerman, Cheryl ..........................,. 66, 67, 134, 14O,144,14B,157. Vogel, Beth .... Vogel, Bob ...... Walker, Jeff .......... Webne, Sheryl ...... Weintraub, Judy Wuerfel, Melissa SOPHOMORES ......66, 85, 140, 141, 144, 148 113, 134. 134, 137. ............66, 127, 142, 147, 154 ........60, 61 , 66, 67, 86, 144, 149 Alvanos, Jeff ..... ........................ 6 9, 86,141 Atkins, Allen ..... ........... 6 8, 69,115,124,153 Baehren, Connie .. ...... ................ 6 9, 74, 128,140.144,148 Bqiley, Ann ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,..,,,..... 6 9, 75,134,144,145,148,149,156. Barnum, Libby ...... ...... 6 8, 69,75,132,134,138, 144,148,156 Baron, Bill .............. .....................................,......s.-----.-.- 6 9,151 Beans, Frank ...,.......... ........................,...... 6 9, 71, 75,152,156 Beishline, Mary Lou .... .................................... 6 9,134,140,148 Belcher, David .............................................,............................ 69,114 Blake, Laurie ,,.,,,..,,,,,,,..,,..... 58, 69, 75,120,124,138,144,148,156 Boyd, Amy .... 69,70,71,72,74-,75, 85,134,138 144,145,14B,156 Bradley, Larry ............................................................. .... ........... 6 3 ,142 Brock, Teri ..,,..,,................................................ 69 128,134,144,152 Casey, Patrice ............ 64, 70, 71, 72, 75, 85, 120, 138,144,146,148 Comstock, Arthur .......................................................... 70, 71, 74, 152 Crawford, Dave ..., .................... a ............. ............ 5 B , 70, 109 Crow, Jeff ......... Curtis, Beth ...... Davis, Barb ........, Davis, Debbie ...... Devenaw, Jeff ...... . Dieckmann, Linda Dwight, Jeannie ., Fisher, Phil ...... Franklin, Jan ..... Frautschi, Sue Freeman, Rob ..,.. Friedman, Joan .... ......70, 75, 86, 136 ........70, 72, 86, 134, 144, 152 .........68, 70, 73, 86, 87, 148 ......70, 74, 86, 109 ....70, 114,148,134 fff96f5EfiZ6fi2i ........69, 71 , 75, 128 , 73 ,144,148,149,153 ......68, 70, 71 , 134 , 144, 145, 148,152 ,134,144,148,152 , 75, 86, 142 ..........69, 70, 71 , 72 Goldner, Janet ........,. ....... .............. - ........... 7 1 ,75 Goodwillie, Margy ....... Haarbauer, Mark Hallauer, Pat .......... lde, Tina ..... Jacobs, Bob .... Kamke, Paul ....... Kampfer, Barb ...... Kendrick, Kathy .... Kinney, Margaret Kline, David .................. Kabacker, John ............ Krieger, Dave .... 61,67, Lareau, Steve .. ...... . ...... . Layman, Linda ...... Levy, Larry ......... Lloyd, Janice .. Lumm, John .... .71,73,85,118,119,124, ,134,138,144,14B 134,138,140,144 1 148, 150. .......71, 91 ........68, 71, 134,144, 148 .....,..,.71, 86, 113, 137 75, 85, 128, 134, 144 68, 72, 124, 125, 144, 145, 148 72, 86, 109 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 87, 91, 96,115,134, 138 ..,,...69, 70, 72, 75, 144, 148 152 140 . .,..........,.......... ..... .................. 7 2 , 136, , ..,,,..,68, 72, 74, 75, 85, 86, 91 , 97,109, 112 Muck, Mary ,.,4,,.,,, . .... ..... 7 2, 140, 144, 148, 156. McWhorter, Bill ..................................................................,.... ...69, 72. Merriman, Carla , .,,,....,.,.,.,.,, , ,,,.,............ ...72, 85,144, 148, 152, 153. Nace, Chris ....... Neuhaus, Anne ...... Newton, Cathy Nouse, Doug ..... Miller, Mike ............ 58, 66, 69, 70, 72, 75, 91, 97, 109,113, 115,135 Minns, Marcia ......,. 70, 71, 72, 73, 116,117, 134,138, 144,145,148 150. ...,..72,128,134,144,152 , 142 72. 74 ffIIS2fE?f9Ef93f5ifii5fii3fi5s,156 1 159 Paris, Margie .,.,.. Parker, Sally .,.,..... Pedersen, Carolyn Phibbs, Gerry . ....... . Raskin, Betsy ...... ............73, 144, 148. 58, 73, 75,144,148. 73,141,144,148. 68, 73. , 72, 73. 1 Rimer, Dick ............. ................. 7 3, 75,13B. Romanoff, Larry ..... ........ . 73, 86, 134, 152. Scholz, Michelle ..... ....,..,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,,,, 7 3,134,152, Schnitker, John ..................,.......,.........,....,................,..,,... 68, 73 140, Schwab, Scott .......,............,........ .......... . 68, 73, 75,91, 109 114 124. Shulak, Kathy ...... 65, 70,73, 116,117,134, 138, 144,148,149 152, 153. Sido, Amy ..............................,,....,........................ ....... 7 3, 86,140,144. Skilliter, Cathy ...,. ...,.... 7 3,114,141,144,148,149,152. Smith, Bob .......... ...................................,,.......................... 6 8,73. Smith, Cheryl ..., ....................,....... 6 9, 70, 73,134, 144,148,153. Sofyanos, Cathy ............ 68, 73, 86, 87, 134, 136, 144, 148, 149, 156. Stephens, Mark ............................................................ 68, 73, 75,109. Swanson, Howie ...........,.,...,,..,.....,.....,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 73,91 115, Swartzbaugh, Beth ...... 71, 73, 75,114,124, 125,144, 145,148 156. Swigurr. Meg .........,.............. 73,74,75,114,118,119,138 148 156. Tibbelts, Richard ...... .,.,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4 124, TUCR, DGVG ----...... ............. 6 8,74,75,91 109 112. Tl-lfflefi SCON ------ ....................,....... 7 4,91, 141 142. Vacke. lewis ...... . ........ 68, 74,75, 128, 148, 152 153. VOSSI R0bYl'l ----- .................... 6 9, 74, 128, 144 152. Wade, Debbie ----.-- ....... 7 4, 85,138,140,144. Warner, Chris .,.....,.,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,.,,,,,, 7 4, Williams, Brandt ,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 4,113,137 Wffglllf Barb --------- .................... . ...74,14O, 144,148,152. Wflght, Brenda . .... .............................. 7 4,14O,144,145,148, Yaffe. Deane ------ ........ 7 4,75,124,128,144, 149,15O,152. FRESHMEN Antler Jayme --A,-- ........ 7 7,136,142,144,14B. Baker, Bonnie ..., ............... 7 7, 85, 140, 142. Barber' Melanie ,---- ........ 7 7, 140, 142, 148 152. Barbour, Jeff ,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,, v,,',. -A-,---.----.' ..--4--A---'-,-.-.---v - 7 7 I Beasecker, Brad .,......,.,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A ---.,,,-- 77, 78, 81, 99. Barry, Lesley ------ --.--.... 7 6. 77, 84, 85, 140, 142, 144, 145, 14a,152. Bagan. Susie. -----.--- ................. 5 8, 77, 80, 118, 119, 144, 145, 148, Brodsky, lennie ----- ................... . . ..... 58,77,144,148 152. Brown, Kathy ,..,., ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,-,,..-,,.----.. A ---v--.---44-- 7 7,148- Bfawn, Bill .--------- .............................. 7 7, 85, 99, 134. Bryant. Clark --.--- ........ 7 7, 84, 86.91, 110.114, 133. Bvekey, John ...-.. ................. 7 7,84,110,114,124, Cale, Deyey -.--- .................. ............ 7 7 , 111, ae, 151. Caak. Mindy -.---- . ...... 77.84,138,142,144,14B,152. Cavsino. Paula .... . .......,............, ........,.... 7 7,145, 156, Cousino, Rick .... ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, 7 7 , 84, 152- C'0WleY, Anne .. . ....... 77, 114,128,140,142, 144 152. Davis, Kent ,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,-,,, ,,,,,,.,, H ,,,,---,..-,-- All- --,,,.--,...-A--- 7 7 I 142 Dettelbach, Marty ,..,.,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,-.,,'-,.,---.--. 7 7 I 99 Dolgin, Judy .......... 77, 82, 84, 86,114,128,138 Duncan, Bob ....,..........,.,,,.,,,.,,,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, Durfee, Bill ,.... ...,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Eddy, Barb ..............,..,.......,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Edmunds, Nancy ...... 58, 76, 78, 84, 85,128,138 English, Diana ..... Erler, Karli ..........., Fink, Howard ...... Fisher, Monica ,... Flexon, Dirk ...,, Flitner, Arthur . Fox, Sue ............,,.,. ,144, 145, 148, 152. so, se. 110 1 14 ......78, 79 .----------Qff7E Freeman, Julie .......... ,. .,...,..........,,....,.,.....,, Fruchtman, Harriet Garver, Linda ....... Gerber, Jeff .... .. 160 ........76, 78, 84, 86, 124 ......78, 84 , 144, 145 78. ......78, 84, 134 148 144 144 ....78 1fQ?Ef75 140 148. 149. 148. 152. 134. 142. 82, 99. , 144,148, 152 153. ......78, 85, 144 148. , 144, 145,148 152. 82 154. 134. ........79, 83, 84, 99,124,125, Gerlinger, Bruce ..... Ginsburg, Matt .... Gipson, Gay ....... .......76, 79, 99 Gomberg, Pete .... ............,,........,.,.......,...,.. 7 9, 84, 86. Grieve, Peggy .... ....... 5 8, 79, 80, 144, 145, 148, 152 Groff, Steve ....... ....................................... 7 8, 79, 85 Hanson, Tim ............. ....... 7 6, 79, 81, 86,110,124,125,134 Hardgrove, Robbie ....,. ................... 7 9, 142, 144, 148,152 Hem, Paul ......,,.......,. .....,............. 7 9, 134, 142. Herron, Janet ........ ........ 7 9,142,144,148 Holden, Paul ......................................................,................. 79, 99,138 Jamieson, Dan .............................................. 79, 84,99, 110,114, 138. Jamra, Diane ........ 79, 81, 86,114,118,119,140,142,144,148,152. Jones, Lynn ...................,...................... 79, 84, 85,124,128,144,152. Kendrick, John ...... Kindle, Scott ..... Klippel, Alice ..... Klippel, Charles .... Langley, Mike Lee, Jenny ........ linver, Stan .... Mainwold, Lisa .......... Marenberg, Denny ...... McFarland, Bill ......... McKisson, Mary .... Mentzer, Brett ...... Miiler, Robin ..... Miller, Scott .... Muenzer, Sue Northcratt, Steve Northup, Charles .. Osmun, Bruce Page, Debby ...T Page, Karen .... Parker, Bob .... Poll, Kathy .,....... Putman, Kelly Radovsky, Vicki ...... Redmann, Fred .... ........79, 85, 86,113,124,152. 84, 85, 99, 110. 84, 86. ........77, 80, 82, 85, 99. ..,....76, 80, 144, 152. 81, 110, 134. .......58, 76, 80, 83, 148, 152. 99, 142 ....80, 86. ....,..80,114,128, 138,142, 144,145,148 81 , 83, 84 86. 86, 114, 137, 138, 156. -E76,79,81,86,124,125 ,144,145,148,152. 54, ae. 142. 81, 110, 138. .......81,137, 144, 152, 153,154. ai, 142, 154. 81, 84, 99, 110. as, 144, 148. fffiif Richard, Kent ........ ................... Roemer, Muffie Romanoff, Chuck ..... Rudy, Byron .......... Saxby, Anne .... Scalora, Jim ..... Secor, Tom ...... Sells, Elliott .... Shuer, Julie .... Sido, Phil ..... Sinn, Rick ........ Skilliter, Tom ..... Smith, Debbie ...... Sofyanos, Tom ...... Spitzer, Lorry Steel, Tom ........... Stewart, Pam Swigart, Mimi .... Tanner, Mary Ellen ...... Thieman, Matha ...... 76, 82, 84, 76,81,82, 134,138,144,145,148,152. ....82, 86. ..........78, 79, 82, 84, 86, 99, 110. ........78, 80, 82, 99, 110, 138. 118,119,124,144,148,153. , 82, 84, 86, 99,11O, 114, 138. 128,144,145,148 152 153. 86, 911 134: 142. 84, 137, 142. 78, 82. 82, 86,128,144,148,152. ..82, 142. 82, 99, 142. 78, 82, 83,114,142. Warner, Pete , ............... Wasserstrom, Adele Willard, Nancy ....... Williams, Debbie ...,. Williamson, Wayne Wilson, Pete ........... Winbigler, David Wolson, Cindy ...... Wolson, Rita ..... ....82, 84,118,119,138,144,145,148,149. 81, 83, 86 83, 136 .,...83, 84, 85,114,128 134, 137. ,114,1a4,137,1sa. aa, aa. ,142,144,14s,154. ,138,144,148,149. ....83,134,144,148. ...76, 83, 84, 85, 'nfffffE5fE5fiE4fi54fi44u .......58, 83, 85, 138,144,145,148. 84, 144, 152 83, 86 ............83, 84, 99, 110,114,138 ........83, 84,136,140,142,148,152 80, 83,128,138,142,144,148,152 83. , 152. 134,144,145,148, MESASA PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Basil Anagnost Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Applebaum Mr. and Mrs Jerry I. Baron Mr. and Mrs Stanley Brown Mr. and Mrs John L. Crowley Mr. and Mrs John T. Davey Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Davis Mr. cmd Mrs Willis' Day Mr. and Mrs Thomas Donotrio The Drama Club Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faber Mr. and Mrs John Firth Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Fishler Mr. and Mrs Theodore V. Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Gerber The Griddle Cake Dr. and Mrs. Walter Greenson Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hargreaves Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harris Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hersh Hickory Farms, lnc. Imperial Barbers Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Jamra Dr. and Mrs. William M. Jennings Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kampfer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kendrick Kenwood Pharmacy Dr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Lennox Mrs. Arden Liles Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mainwold Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Marshall, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mauk Mr. and Mrs Elliott Miller Mrs. William Osnowitz Mr. and Mrs. Usher B. Redmann Dr. and Mrs. Carl O. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Romanoff Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby, Jr. Mr. and Mrs G. Charles Scharfy Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Siskind The Ski- Club Mr. and Mrs. R. Boyd Smith Dr. and Mrs. Howard E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George C. Stetango Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Toulouse Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. John M. Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Welber Dr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Wickter Dr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Wolff Mr. B. Bernard Wolson Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Max A. Wolson and Mrs. John W. Yager BEST WISHES TO THE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '67 AND GOOD LUCK 'ro THE CLASS OF '67 PEMBERTON CADILLAC COMPANY ,415 jefferson Avenue STANFORD E. THAL, INC Toledo, Ohio Contractors WW wwf fwfgmwh QW 0 F1i313,R GLAs world's largest producer ol llbrous glass I g p d WESTGATE and GREAT EASTERN SCHORLING'S FANCY GROCERI ES and M EATS JE 6-4681 3115 W. Bancroft in Old Orchard COMPLIMENTS OF l0UISVIllE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY 324 Erie St. Toledo, Ohio CH 8-4611 163 rouuoco IN lsoa 1ILl'.'ELXwE.'1lP?.I55JlIIQFNJE!.le. lEr1I.m1,mem7 Insurance Aqents and Realturs 24-l Superior Slreel. - Tnledu 4-,Uhiu CONGRATULATIONS AND COOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '67 Nowak Opticians Inc. PHYSICIANS' AND SURCEONS BU I LDINC 3100 WEST CENTRAL AVE. TOLEDO, OHIO Congratulations... TO THE CLASS OF I967 Central at Talmadge OTTAWA HILLS GULF SERVICE IOHN M. WETTSTONE, Proprietor PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone IE 6-0136 164 Lubrication Experts Atlas Tires-Tubes-Batteries JOHNSON SOHIO SERVICE Bancroft and Middlesex Toledo 6, Ohio Phone IE 6-9025 Phone IE 6-8992 ROAD SERVICE Hilltop Gulf Service Bancroft and Richards Road CECIL TOLLISON ZIEGLER'S SHOES 623 Madison YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR GIRLS' AND BOYS' BASS WEEJUNS NEAR sivii'rH's CAFETERIA Best wishes from all the barbers of CAMPUS BARBER SHOP 3055 W. Bancroft Phone 536-8160 julius Kovarik-R. B. Proprietor 165 66 we we' , N,.,.e+ fy ,Is f A. E agile ,k,,, a'f1W,e,W? jg .RX yyxll A 6, 7 I iw I-vim V ' A N, c . . ,J W. X- ' I 3 98' f,,. .A,,.,,N X Q-,-NA I. ,W vv-4 ' 1w14,C4,M.t,..1 Rx .X... MT:,:zr2w-WW it CO1 5' X3 YAXAI Www ..v,V ygfgwatrw xi y ENJOY LIFE - EAT LIT CJETEIXI fj' J . HOLIDAY NORTH Manhattan Exit Detroit-Toledo Expressway X HOLIDAY SOUTH Stony Ridge Turnpike Interchange L RED Detroit'ToIedo Expressway I v I I I ge 42, HOLIDAY WEST So. Reynolds Rd. at Ohio Turnpike I 4 I- 7 'iv I 'rs vo GLADIEIJX MAKES oem T '?gg555TERy HOWARD JOHNSONS RESTAURANTS W. Central and Secor Rds. ' ' . Telegraph and E. Alexis Rds. - Woodvilie a d n Glenross Rds. 'THE STORE FOR MEN AND YouNc MEN DAMSCHRODER'S D wntown Toledo Since 1916 Complimenfs of WILLIS DAY STCRAGE COMPANY IVI BPI' WY Buick Co- GENE RICHARD s. soNs TOLEDO'S DOWNTOWN BUICK Inc DEALERS SINCE 1915 - 2100 Monroe St. lt's all yours for '67 ONROE STREET 12TH To BTH Brake Service Shock Absorbers Wheel Alignment Tires 6' Batteries CH I-3165 COMPLIMENTS OF THE OTTAWA HILLS SHOPPING CENTER Featuring- BETTY RUMPF INTERIORS IOHN H. VANCE FLOWER SHOP RICARDO'S BEAUTY SHOP NElL'S MEN'S SHOP SALTER-SHAFFER PHARMACY 168 33 YEARS Complete Service CASUALTYl FIRE - MARINE - GROUP - LIFE W. F. DUD ROEMER INSURANCE - Inc. - Twenty-four Hour Claim Service 1450 Secor Rd. Toledo, Ohio 531-4661 Compliments ot LOWNSBURY CHEVROLET CO. Merve Lownsbury 801 Front Street 693-0561 LEE STORAGE CO. AGENTS Fon I VAN LIN ES. me WORLDS LARGEST MOVER I il wh -I i HZZIED VHJV LINES , nw WORLD'S LARGEST MOVER CHURCHlI.l'S Super Markets, Inc. FFFIVI at ChurcI'1iII's is the guide post to the largest variety of the finest FAST FROZEN FRESH IVIEATS in America. I Keep your freezer space well stocked. 2845 West Central Ave. Toledo 6, Ohio GR 9-7888 2150 South Byrne Road Toledo 14, Ohio EV 5-6647 16 9 STRATER CLEANERS, INC. SCHWARTZ HARDWARE Westgate S . . DONAVAN WIRE 62 IRON COMPANY 805 Chioago Sfreef Toledo, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF JIM WHITE CHEVR0lET Ohio's Largest Chevrolet Dealer TOLEDO EDISON 13TH AND MONROE CH 1-3141 3' .Z ...L x33-5. O GRATULATIO iig. O5-Tglxg, N-if-Eid 0 -'L-1'.-l-11g11lj1-:- 'li-O-,L 1' ll.- 1. i Q Nic- Q5-, X XI X .iv if 'L- to the new graduates As parents, neighbors, and friends we naturally have a special interest in the quality of' our schools. No community is better than its schools, and no school is better than the determination and willingness of a community to support standards high enough and broad enough to meet tomorrow's levels of need, both vocationally and for citizenship. OWENS-ILLINOIS Toledo. Ohio Q 1 Cpltf THE DANBERRY C0. Real Estate and Insurance Reynolds Road RiV61' Road 531-1437 335-5371 V ' hy S Complimenfs , . SUPER : ,AUQ H ,b.qI:V:::: of :::':-' I Qlli EEN In ' my mmmifiiqigim i '1 Lz I I our pleasure to serve you. We're proud of our quality meats. S. G. CARSON AND ASSOCIATES. INC. GENERAL AGENTS AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. LIFE-ACCIDENT-GROUP INSURANCE Libby-Owens-Ford Building Toledo, Ohio RATS! I'm foo young for Y-Teens! mi'1:nSf.iE-.E:arvrs-rvfgx. , . ,. ...,,. , , E fskhgsg? 15 -.rw -Erg3:-i:i',j,-'aw:,f:,g::ffff,E. :h5:5:E:,,2g ' 3'-'!.:'.:5.'.'::'.':'5S-S::'.f:'?.3'i':7Q15S:!5i-vSiQ . . R - . 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IQ! -I-'-': W: 5-Q'-,2':.'El2-9,15 sw --sf -fm:f5.-',-f- f .-., 1 ..4.1 1 :.4,.,+ . 4 -Q-Q..-I: ?f.l::I:f3:::Si,2s':si ' F-'2,fz1ESi:1ff '.Z1:5?'E'iiI'7-5i3' I2-ev-1 ,I ...,. ,.1.,,,,-1235553325355 ,se-:si.,,s,:sag:'.g4:,2-':3:g'-sae, M 7 O R S COMPLIMENTS OF T E O N R - V M I O C FLORENCE SHOP W E E I R CO-Owner 2210 West Central Donald R. Ramer PORT CITY INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 2633 West Bancroft Street HARRYIS Toleclo, Ohio CLOTHING STORE yt Ill Eff' awww I lx lggiigil lllll 41' 'R ashes Emmett innnlll IIBIIIIII sx Q COMPLIMENTS OF , Wherever you live, work, shop xi IIIIE? AFFAIRS ARE YOUR AFFAIRS FLOWER MARKET, INC. PROMOTE PEACE THROUGH UNDERSTANDING 3906 Monroe Street - I Compliments of the Phone GR 5 1 21 World Affairs Club I What a wonderful Open World Have you noticed schools like this on your travels? Probably, because new buildings are springing up everywhere. They are beautiful and functional structures with large glass areas to create an open-world atmosphere to eliminate the feeling of being boxed in. MADE IN U.S.A. or travel, you'll find L-O'F Glass making it more enjoy- able. In homes, motels, schools and stores. In offices and fac- tories. In hospitals and church- es. In cars, buses, trains and planes. v V THE QUALITY MARK TO LOOK FOR There's an L'O'F Glass that insulates windows. It's called ThermopaneC3 insulating glass. Another subdues sun heat and glare. L'O'F Glass that makes automobiles safer. L'O'F Glass to do a thousand things. And when anyone needs glass, there's an authority on it nearby-your local indepen- dent L'O'F Glass Distributor or Dealer. His name is in the telephone book Yellow Pages under Glass . Call him. Laboratories, shops and studyrooms are separated from twin classroom buildings by a broad, central court, Ithaca Senior High School, Ithaca, N .Y. Architects: Perkins 8: Will, White Plains, N.Y. LIBBEY'0WENS'FORD a,Glwat23lVamein,G6zao TOLEDO 2, OHIO 175 The H. Poll Electric Company 3-16 N. ST. OLAIR TOLEDO 4, OHIO WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT fl' Will pay Wan . . . T0 zmcovev' the many benzefits of efelrzzslifzg your ifzyifzrzfzrcf progmm to the profefsiomzl Jefvice of ...... ROOKS NSURANCE GENCY, NC. 1120 MADISON AVE. Toledo CH 3-1195 A. I-I. LUMM COMPANY SHEET METAL 8' MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS 3151 South Ave. 2467 Mariposa Rd. Toledo, Ohio Stockton, California COMPLIMENTS OF THE VARSITY CLUB 177 COMPLIMENTS THE Al E. REUBEN CO. 618 MADISON AVENUE TOLEDO, OHIO 43604 78 Compliments Of MOORE FORD SALES Monroe Street at Detroit BEST TWISHES TO TI-IE CLASS OF '67 SL ' Gilbert Mail Service, Inc COMPLI MENTS OF Mainline Construction Company 4554 MONROE STREET TOLEDO, OHIO 43613 JOHN ERLER INDUSTRIES, INC. ff, -.. sf - ,L kk ,X 'JIT I -1 Q.. lxx - 1:1 -I - h I -gag E an ii'- 'IuksTwI:4,w'rc.?,N Q 0 gf: Ii!-flu' J R s -1f ?fTLlf:'lJAg V .:...-e'5 'I g! 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