Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

,4ll tlre Warlrfs a staye, Ara! all tlre area aaa ufaraea merely players, Clrey lraae their exits aaa tlreir eatraaees, ,And one :aaa ia lzis tirae plays marry parts. x , N . Q 5 x - .I ,YC .3 . . l., JR Q ir if QF gi T 1 'f E . r' ' Q- 4- n 4 -Ai' , ' , . 1 1 II 1 . K x I -, O -, Mu ' .. 1 . i it '41, ' A -'. I fm - 1 - - 1 . Q . , . . 1 f , 1 . wr, 1, 1- 1 - el W-A 1'fl3g,wb:fam:.fmze 'f:,'E'lf, L' FIA-fi -,-1-Q JA, ,Q ' . 1 ' '-- ' ' 'Q2'4fL5957XG 4 'JM-Ah fgf4g1Kg+?i:.,n-V'-:ZA-A S '3' l -A-wx - X . ., .. ., Q. . - - ru.. ' if 1 V L . 'k I D , Q- 3 I . , Q X : - ff ' J., . , , .,, P ,,,- 1 ,v ,, K ,A , . ' , I f- Y , w u . , C f 1 ' gg A 4 A, ' ae . , W 'F-4: U15 1968 jlffffffff Sify? Presents E715 jldirrvr Zfnrzdmz-51161111 54110015 Fandorn, Ohirf Dedcativu 6115! ,Adluiuisfratian .7aculfy Staff Grades ,711 J-Hgh llmierclassmen Scniars Cable 4 6 8 15' I5 25 3 7 51 The stage is set. The scenery reflects few changes from the previous years. The characters are prepared with costumes and props for their performance. Each student becomes an actor in the pla of school life. In a ear each student pla s Y Y Y many varied roles. He receives his direction from those heads of the school and teachers who are qualified to help him portray his part. As the curtain goes up on another year, we hope you, the audience, enjoy the production. Of Heleteizts Act L Aeknewledgemente IO7 Student Bye 67 Zfiztrens Speizsers Aff fl: Seizier Direetery Orgemizetieus and gfmyfy Difgffvfy ,4etieities 69, Y ,4et Ill: Sperte 99 3 Dvdimf lm U ...X We, the members ofthe 1968 MIRROR Staff, with deep gratitude, as a teacher, but also as an advisor and friend. ln this small way proudly dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Evelyn Reese. She has been me would like lo express our appreciation for the help, guidance, very helpful to the students of Pandora-Gilboa High School not only and time she has given us , V K Q - 'lf ,, 'k ml az'- n,...L L-..'vf ' W. , Y K 3.11 K Waist mf WWII, ww. gl? if 'W x ,gs ,. if 1-fyg1n 1 '. is ,fa 'F' 'V' Q im FH N E m1,w I 4 4 . an Admiuisiraf 2714 Qaculfy Staff '- --ui ' .. - Y ? Snperinfenelenf ,flrfnnr Mr. Melvyn Arthur, who has served our school as Superintendent for the past six years, has worked many long hours to improve our school system. He has been a welcome friend to all the students as well as a very capable administrator. We would like to thank Mr. Arthur by saying we are proud and honored to have him as our Superintendent. Princgzfals ,Mxn MR. JEROME SCHACIIT, lligh School Mr. ,lerome Schacht has served for four years as P-C High School Principal. During these years he has provided the students with excellent guidance and leadership. lle has done much to improve the quality and prestige of our school. On behalf of all the students, we would like to thank him for a job well done. t it K., A 1 MR. LLOYD HARNISHFEGER, Gilboa Building Q MR. ELLWYN HARTZLER, Pandora Building , .,,, 5, he R ' : ' u5??iEif1-q,:iLw,.Qmfzfsriwf V: , '- ' ,P F? is ' NIR. RONALD RHINKINC--Commercial MR. ROCLICR SIIIPMAN--Health, Phys. Ed. HRS. .IITDY R ICINKINC--French, I':llgliSll URS. HLIZJX NORRIS--Phys. lid., Social Studios URS. DURTHA RAlJlfl3:Nl'fllI--Commercial ulfy M HS. R UTH STICINER--l,a1in MRS. AGNES STROUSH--Home Ec. 1 'fik-zfilf? ,,.I Q, k'5:Q5?5fE5Y1z?7YKQp XXX MMQNR N -Q-.M X.., , m.,,,w-mwhwa-MM MRS. .IODY MUYER--M ath MR. CIIARLPIS fI0l'ELAND--Vo-Ag NIR. ICLYCFNIC RUSHNBICRCZICR--Ind. Arts 9 I R ii ,,.gulll'l , '7 MR. HOWARD WARNCKE--Social Studies ff --195 MRS. PAULINE BONHARD--Librarian MR. CARL ROSS--Music 5 E Eg, i 5, 2? MR. MICHAEL E. LEACH--English, German ff if l MRS. EVELYN REESH--English 2m yy! V MR. LARRY KRl 'SE--Guidance, Science L-,.A ' . x s MISS MARY BROWN--Math, Biology NIR. DONALD MOYICR--Science I1 MRS. WAUNETA SUTER MRS. BARBARA COOK MR. KEN VON GUNTEN Social Studies Science Math X MRS. PHYLLIS SUTER MR. WILLIAM SMITH MRS. PHYLLIS EHRMAN Language Arts Language Arts Music 7 . ul 1. MRS. RUTH ASHTON MRS. MARY ARTHUR MRS. SUE GILLESPIE Remedial Reading Remedial Reading Remedial Reading Sscrefarifs -u-q,,,g-v.,..,, MRS. INEZ STEWART MRS. ALICE McCULLOUGH l6'rfard nf fdumiirfn SEATED: Mr. David Reichvnbachg Mr. John Cinlher, Prosidenlg Mr. Norman Basinger. STANDING: Mr. Fred Amslutz Mr. .lohn Slyer, Clerkg Mr..lan1es Pierman. Hanks as f fl F F PAN DI IRA: Klingler. Naomi Kempi, Qi- ? , 3 ix as-Y leona Bixler, lrene liaumgartner, Dorothy f GIIBOA: Margaret Ward, Bernice Forney, Ruth Reynolds. NOT PICTllRlCD: Mary Nr-mire. 611 indians Max Cook. PANDURA: John Michaels, Carl Phillips. NOT PICTURED: CILBOA: Cc-ne Brackfield. E E r iff- , , K A Vyhg W in 1 , I Q V ,,. , ,, .--M A ,W 52 W 3 we 4. - , X Fm , . .. l ' i :-. l kmfwwk 'WF' e. ' 'le fe A 5.1653 Wi PANDORA: Gene Suter, .lohn Michaels, Paul GILBOA: Francis lfenslermaker, lf. E. Rosen- Luginbill. NOT PIC'I'l'REIJ: ffharlesffopelantl. burger, l'l. fl. Mclluniel. Don Welty. Grades ROW ONE: Kathy llector, Karen Titus, Peggy Gibson, .ludy Dukes, Pam llector, Elaine Shoemaker, Sandra Cheney, Rhonda Knepper, Pam Kindle. ROW TWO: Mark Lugibihl, Richard Gibson, Diane Diller, Kim Wehrly, Deon Cook, ,lulie Steinman, Connie Fifer, David Burkhart, ,limmy McCullough. ROW THREE: Mrs. Mildred llehman, teacher: William Klingshirn, .loe Ceckle, Thomas Dulle, Bart Pingle, Kevin Benton, .leffry Nliller, Kevin llile, Gary Basinger, Robert Versprilla. Kindergarten ROW ONE: Leeann Martin, .lane Neise, .lulie Knepper, Sylvia Delgado, .lennifer Basinger, Carol Bauman, Greta Steiner, Paula Lugibihl, Debra May, Doreen Hay. ROW TWO: Miss Younk- man, teacher: Billy litter, Kathy Beckler, Kathy Matson, .ludy George, Amy Welty, Noralu Van Scoder, .Ioan Schachl. ROW THREE: Mark Schulz, Jeff Lugibihl, Scott Dearth, Earl Burk- holder, Terry Diller, David .-Xmstutz, Steve O'Connor, David Geiger, Scott Lee, Kevin Ohm. ROW ONE: Sarah Diller, Shirley Shepherd, Rebecca Fridley, Bonnie Criblez, Lori Rurry, Norma Delgado, Dawn Ketner, Wlari Beth Walters. ROW TWO: Steve Dearth, Jameslioualey,Lorraine Huffman, Nicki Krohn, Wanda Welty, Linda Rurkhart,.lan Schulte, Karen Fenstermaker, Lori Newton, Benny Scoles, Ted Sigler. ROW THREE: Mrs. Stacy, teacher, Brigido Barrientes, Todd Rcichenhach, David Hamilton, 'llim Schneck, Bart Steiner, Mark Xloser, John Griffith, Tom Nlansfield, Cody Nlcflullough, Paul Sensabaugh. Hrs! Grade I 1 ROW UNH: Dianna Nlay, Sandra lleetor, lieth Probst, ,lanice Sutcr, Kathy Steiner, lean lfinnieiiegger, Rarbara Rurkholder, Rose-atm Fischbach. ROW TWU: Philip Miller, Nlark Watkins, Lyle Cheney, Kelly U'Conner, Rhonda Nlcffullough, Karla Shoe- maker, Rachelle Burkhart, Alfredo Nlorin, Rrucc Stainbrook, llow ard llilty. RUW 'l'llREl'I: Nlrs. Schumacher, teacherg Jeff Schroeder, james Reichenbach, Charles Niese, Douglas Crismore, Russell Knepper, Kurt lfmans, Lyle lohnson, Tony Schwab, Craig Geiger, Rex Green, :XBSlCN'li: Ricky Wentz. ROW ONE: Francis Arizola, Nlinerva Palacios, lfufemia Arizola, Schmenk, Kenneth Shepherd, Keith Walters. ROW THREE: Linda Cherry, Jeannine Sattler, Beth llieks, Diane Watkins, Karen Danny l,eal, Clark Nash, Leo Klingshirn, Terry Seifer, Ricky Hilty, Lucinda Leatherman. ROW TWU: Mrs, Summer, teacher, Leal, Jeffrey Diller, .lunior Clark, lfarl Endsley, Paul Morin. Joe Clark, William Green, Roy Burton, Kevin lluser, Dennis Hrs! and Sammi naw i E 12 9 ik I K My F -W ' fn . 1 ' , A 4 ' 'mv I t -'----......,, ROW ONE: Molly Gillespie, Tonya Sensabaugh, Roxaneljickey, Shoemaker, Ken Schulte, Chris lJeVore, Curt DeVore. ROW Rita Risser, Tauna Geiger, Patricia Hermiller, Prudence Schu- TllRl'il'i: Sam Pierman, Larry llermiller, William Fischbach, macher, Cynthia Kiene, Susan llridenbaugh. ROW TWO: Nlrs. Arnold Leal, Chris Conrad, Greg Wehrly, Neil Reichenbach, Butler, teacher, Billy Geckle, ,lohn Lee, David Warren, Ronald Ronald NlcCullough,.leff Gratz. Second Grade Y-Q, M ROW ONE: Yonda Bowersock, Sandra Miller, Crystale Kindle, Rebecca Leatherman, Warren Titus, Ronald Mansfield. ROW Vickie Klear, Debra Fifer, Cynthia Miller, Mary Schulz, Joyce 'lllllllflfz Rodrigo Rarrientes, Craig Ohm, Rudy Ochoa, Ricky llurkholder, Keely lluffman. ROW TWO: Mrs. Lichty, teacher, Reese, Rodney Welty, Dean Miller, Dennis Uulle, Robert Kramer, Alan Pingle, lohn Summers, Stephen Geiger, Lisa Schumacher, Daniel Kline. ROW UNE: Judy Schulte, Beth Pingle, Terri Burry, Debra Ketner, Pam Watkins, Rhonda George, Deborah Meyer, Sally Oren, Amy Crawfis. ROW TWO: Chuckie Mowery, Eddie Rasinger, Steve Reichenbach, Connie DeVore, Cathy Fenster- l I maker, Jesse Rangel, Rickey Sheperd, Terry Sigler. ROW THREE: Mrs. Marilyn Steffen, teacher, Brad Zucrcher, Richard Hermil- ler, Scott Lehman, Alan Green, Bret Wehrly, lee Diller, Chris Kohli, leffWatkins, Danny Velasquez. U1 rd Grade' ROW ONE: Barbara Criblez, Cindy Schumacher, Jennifer Lugibihl, Maria johnson, Denise lfrcy, Chari Krohn, Connie Rodabaugh, Beth Dukes. ROW TWO: Steve Ohm, Nlarxin Schwab, Kay Osenbaugh, lane Hermiller, Ronnie fIonrad,loelyn wx A, - r Niese, Sandra Palacios, Mark Wehrly, Craig llilty. ROW 'l'l-IREE: Nlrs. Burkhart, teacher, Scott .-Xugsburger, Mark Shoe- maker, .loe Suter, David Reese, Ricky Yersprilla, Alejandro Nlorin, Greg Crismore, Greg Brenneman. ROW ONE: Debra Burkholder, Debbie Nfalggn, Elaine Hilly, Siefer, Denny lk-ters. ROW THREE: Mrs. Uren, teacher, Dennis Julie Garmatter, Vicki Cappes, Cynthia Norris, Linda Dearth, Klingef, Ricky Arisvlu, Chfifi Steiner, Ffiink Ni9S9, David Wai' Cynthia Klear. RUVV TVVU: llrett Gillespie, Edward llowell, kins, Sleven Wf'hl'ly, Robert Reicheflbiwh, Tlldd Basingwv Alan April Todd, Martha Delgada, Vila Risser, Nancy Sc-hact, Billy Hilflllfr- E71 M Grade ROW ONE: Mary Morin, Susan Versprille, Lonna McCullough, Sandra Gibson, Pamela Fridley, Teresa llamilton, Dawn Stain- brook, Debra Sattler. ROW TWO: Mrs. Yon Cunten, teacher: Kevin Augsburger, Nlichael Ceorge, Susan llermiller, Kathy Schulte, lrma Delgado, Paula Fenstermaker, Michael Briden- baugh, Stephen Fischbaugh. ROW THREE.: Ted Diller, Greg Hicks, Hike Nemire, Donald Probst, Dennis Warren, .loe Kiene, lim Lee, Joe Schumacher, .lim Shoemaker. Mzrfh grade ROW ONE: Marci Foster, .loan Geckle, Deborah Schneck, Beth Gerig, Cathy Crawfis, Rebecca Steiner, Tina Watkins, Cheryl Steffen. ROW TWO: Richard Klingshirn, Kevin Forney, Mary Manzanales, Cindy Cheney, Karen Moser, Charlotte Crismore, Y ,yy . A ,.,. --, ,:,. O S ,A s y N. Ha: . 9' ,O . t ' S' -Q.. at ' Carole Kohli, Donald Pierman, l.oren Burton. ROW THREE: Mrs. Everett, teacher: Scott Hurry, Kenneth Lehman, William Suter, Mark Schumacher, Hoy llermiller, Steven Schmenk, Norman Dulle, Brion Basinger. ROW ONE: Mary McCullough, Barbara Schumacher, Cathy Sommer, Connie Diller, Charleen Clark, Armanda Arrizola,Rachel Diller, Delores Bishop, Darlene Mowery. ROW TWO: Jeff Kant- ner, Jodi Lugibihl, Judy Miller, Kathleen Suter, Nancy Norris, Kathy Cvinther, Marilyn Todd, Rebecca Brown, Maxine Kramer, Sheila Hilty, Jamie Pierman, Sandra Shepherd. ROW THREE: Mr. McDaniel, teacher, Tom Edgington, Lonnie Diehl: Alan Benton, Jim Iehman, Kent Arthur, Tom Fenstermaker,Jim McCoy, Mark Newton, Joe Purdy, Tim Schumacher, Chet Parker, David Krohn. Zffh Grade 1 ' ,',: mia f ,Q ROW ONI-I: Margaret Pope, Jane Zimmerly, Becky Baumgartner, Kathy Klingler, Jill Stenenson, Cheryl Miller, Joanna Diller, Cindy Shoemaker, Christine Iehman. ROW TWO: Tom Martin, Jane Patrick, Connie Moyer, Gloria Titus, Linda Burton, Patricia Siefer, Judy llilty, Terry Geiger, Cindy Mayes, Cindy Mansfield, Joyce Cherry. ROW THREE: Mrs. Cupp, teacherg Arthur Teal, Bobby Peckinpaugh, Steve Henderson, James Rosebrook, Brent Basinger, David Demler, Peter Diller, James Kline,Steven Amstutz, Jon Esmonde, Reese Snyder, Doug Ohm, Ruben Dilgado, Steven Meyer. ABSENT: Joy Dixler. r I ROW ONE: Chera Wirick, Sharon Mowery, Anna Rodabaugh, John Schlumbohm. ROW TllRlClC: Robroy Crow,Russell Tsehet- Sandy llartzler, Cathy llenderson, Nita Watkins, Cathy llilty. ter, Dan Radehaugh, Ray Delgado, Dave Moser, Juan Morin, ROW TWO: Mrs. Lehman, teacher, Mark Core, Kent Diller, lay llixler,'l'im Meyer, Rich Dukes. Dennis Pope, Joy Probsl, Sandy liarholl, .lon Schulz, Bob Suter, 5 ' ill Grads' ROW ONE: llelen Rangel, Teresa Osenhaugh, Sandy Mansfield, David Nemire, .leff llashbarger. ROW TIIREE: Uregflarmatter, Cindy Meyer, Karen Diller, Nada liasinger, Linda lligley, Connie jerry Payne, Randy Cratz, Kenny leatherman, Darrell Lee, lewis llermiller, Emily X elaszuez. ROW TWO: Nlrs. Malone, teacher, Pope, lim Schulte, Dan Bishop. Randy Wentz, Charles McCullough, Cindy Renton, Susan Burton, ,711 High X fl ',w' :sw- 3 it we , -, -ik, f . L -an ,egg , , q -fir, iltevff ,M 1' i OFFICERS: Teresa Steiner, Secretary-Treasurerg Cary Augs- F' burger, President, Charles Bishop, Vice-President. , B oaee, , be ,, X My . i f ' ll ,,' f ti ' C A ' 'A 'fi if fmiwifqh, 1 Q 'fm 3? i 4 'Qzf' .Q .. Y i, ig.-,Q I -Q-: Mix Q yt 'P V f I Q.. 4.5 . ' A.,K A ,, Y Eg wld I 1 Q W3 . ,VV.V , V 'C '. by 'i ' ' lfjfmi., ' -f f 4 'I ,, , P M , :J af 1 f' ' ' i rfiii . ,S i , A S ,, A, as A, -- if u EV new aaae ,QQJW ae? tea fi!! 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I , Siglztlz Grade J im Amstutz Ken Amstulz Paul Augsburger Debra Baldridge Cynthia Basinger Ned Basinger Steve Baumgartner John Bidlack Cheri Bowers Pam Brenneman .lean Cook .lill Crawlis Chexi Diller Cynthia Diller Marie Diller Paula Diller Ken Dulle Sherry Dunn Paul Gillespie Polly Gillespie Dennis Cratz Clare Crismore Eileen Crisniore Debra llashbarger Debra llermiller Susan Hilty Gary Howell Ken Huser Chuck Karhoff jane Kline Don Kramer Homer Leal lrma Leal David Lee Mike Lehman Cary Luginbill David Mansfield .leff Martin Vicki Martin Kathryn Mayes Randy McCullough .loe Meyer Duane Morris Susan Oren Karla Parker David Radebaugh . 2 5 'Q X MV' W i.. -'HN4 1, f, ' 'ff .. , 1 as mfs. x b . . H L ar 4 . , -1 SY: E :E 4. I . V125 Nh ififaw- ,, if . fs A ,- 6 ' , ' ,,, 13- y i 6 A 1,4-W , 4 . 1- -'-- i --5 1 In iff' iv y. xg .i K '-w: .. . X ' P 'T 'N .,,, f f H ff 'L ' J' Qi 13 is fl ' zi' Rf' Z A h W V - ., 3 L, as i f . t . 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K 5 E LZ s :A I i he A. wwf, ,Y 'Q . nn ,f -, :gm we if ni Lisa Reichenbach Terry Reichenbach Mark Schaublin Gail Schumacher Nancy Schumacher David Schutz Shirley Scoles Pam Seyer Gaius Sommer Rebecca Sommer Dennis Stainbrook Cathy Steiner Gerald Suter Walter Titus Rick Velasquez Bill Watkins Connie Watkins Wendene Welty Karen Wirick ETL-.L L. ,711 High Hand ROW UNI-I: Sherry Dunn, Pam Seyer, Sue Oren. ROW TWO: Cheri Diller, Karla Parker, .lill Forney, Teresa Steiner, Marcia Geiger, Shelley Pierman, Don Warren. ROW THREE: Marie Diller, Mny Hosehrook, Nancy Schumacher, Debbie Baldridge, Ellen Lather, Nlatt Foster, Steve Baumgurtner, .lerry Suter, Connie lfriclley, Kenny :Xmstutz. ROW FOLK: .lean Cook, Debbie Nic- Cullough, ,lim Amstutz, Ned Basinger, Elinor Gerig, lim Leight- ner, Terry Steffen, Mark Arthur, Lynn Lehman, .lim flrismore, Gary Augsburger, Connie Wentz, Brad Bucher. ROW FIVE: Debra Hermiller, Jane Kline, Wendene Welty, Cindy Diller, Paula Diller, .lan Burkholder, Cindy Oren, Kathy Diller, Alice Suter, .lan Reichenbaek, Cary llowell, Tammy Schumacher, Terry Reichenbach, Klark Schaublin, Tony Lehman, Chuck Bishop. in ff gh Student gfflllflfff SlCYl'lflJ: Cheri Diller, Cindy llasinger. STANDING: Paul Nugshurger, Steve Kiene, Xlult Foster, flaq Xugsburger. ROW ONE: Tony Lehman, Brad Bucher, Bob Carmatter, Chuck Bishop, Lynn Lehman, Randy Shoemaker, Timothy Welty, Kelly Zimmerly, Tony Crawfis, Tim Pingle. ROW TWO: Mark Arthur, Matt Foster, David Krohn, Dave Lee, Terry Riechenbach, Mike lehman, Rick Velasquez, Randy McCullough, .lim Amstutz, Ken , I 0? gf Amstutz, Steve Kiene, Gary Augsburger. ROW THREE: Mr. Von Gunten, Coach, Mark Schaublin, Paul Augsburger, Dennis Stainbrook, Dave Mansfield, Ned Basinger, .leff Martin, Bill Watkins, Duane Morris, Chuck Karhoff, Gary Luginbill, Jerry Suter, Steve Baumgartner, Cary llowell, Mr. McDaniel, Coach. jr. flzglz Hardball The 1967 Jr. High football team drilled many hours on fundamentals. They worked hard and showed enthusiasm throughout the whole year: The offensive and defensive units were almost entirely made of eighth graders. The team lost their first two games and then finished very strong by winning their last two. By the end of the season, the team was fundamentally sound. The co-captains of the team were Paul Augsburger and Dennis Stainbrook. If the players keep their enthusiasm they will be respected ball players in the future. flyhfll Grade l6'a kefball ROW UNE: Dave Schutz, David l,ee, Ken Amstulz, llick Velas- quez, Randy McCullough, Cary lluginbill, Terry lleichcnbach, .lerry Suter. ROW TWO: Nlr. Nlcllaniel, Coachg Stevellaumgart- Although the eighth grade basketball team did not finish with a winning season,-they showed the potent- ial for a fine ball club. The regulars were Dennis Stainbrook, Gary Luginbill, .leff Martin, Steve Baum- gartner, Dave Lee, and Chuck Karhoff. Recognition is needed for the other boys who practiced hard and help- ed the team make great improvements throughout the season. Look for this team to put those spirits together and be a real contender in the future! ner, Ned Basinger, Dennis Slainbrook, David Radebaugh, .leff Martin, Chuck Karholl, Duane Morris, Mark Schaublin, .lim .-Xmstulz, Managerg Mr. N on Cunlen, Coach. CIIIQICRLEADERS: KNlilCl.lNC: Cindy Diller, Cathy Steiner. S'l'.'XNDlNC: Jill Crawfis, Debbie Hashbarger, Susan Oren. S zfcnflz Grads l6'a kcibfzl! ROW ONI-I: Tim Pingle, Bad Bucher, Terry Steffen, Tony Shoemacher, Gerald Hridenbaugh, Lynn Lehman, David Krohn, Crawfis, Kenny Schumacher, Tony lehman, lim Crismore, Don Cary Cratz, Rolland llilty, ,loe Siefer, Mark Arthur, Robert Warren, manager. ROW TWO: Mr. Mcllaniel, coach, Randy Carmatter, Nlr. Yon Cunten, coach. CHEERLEADERS: KNEELINC: Cindy Oren, Connie Wentz. STANDING: ,lan Rei- chenbach, Kathy Diller, Amy Rosebrook. The seventh grade basketball team started out slowly, but by the end of the season they were a much improved ball club. The team caught fire at mid- season. They were a fast, scrappy ball team, which makes up for their size. The regulars were Lynn Lehman, Robert Carmatter, Tim Pingle, Gerald Briden- baugh, Mark Arthur, Brad Bucher, and David Krohn. The high point of the season was a victory over McComb, who had defeated the seventh graders earlier in the season. W E23 ' ee f Q sf s Q. it ' 5, Q, M? ' me N I , t - Y , lt t W i ei lx , f,, ... i ... . 4 z . ROW ONE: ,lim Crismore, ,lim Leightner, Mark Arthur, Matt Terry Riechenbach, Ned Basinger, Dave Radebaugh,,leff Martin, Foster, Steve Kiene, Roland Hilty, Lynn Lehman, Chuck Bishop, ROIl1ir0 MOHH, .l9ITy SUNY, D0I1IliS SU-1iHbf00k, Dave I-'99, KCI! Tim Pingle. ROW TWO: Mr. McDaniel, coachg Paul Gillespie, AmSlUl1, MY- Von CUHVSH, Coach- jr. ffzyh Umck Considering the fact that this year's eighth grade track team had only nine members and the seventh grade had only ten members, the season was relatively successful. Outstanding performers were David Radebaugh and Dennis Stainbrook for the eighth grade and Mark Arthur and Steve Kiene for the seventh grade. The seventh grade in their meets received two third places, two second places, and one first place. In their endeavors the eighth grade received two third places, two second places, and one first place. In a seventh and eighth combined meet the team came in third behind Columbus Grove and Bluffton. ffzyhfh Grade Play Che Magic Chuck The Magic Tough tells the story of Bobbette Brad- dock, a tomboy who is transformed into a lady. In the process, she runs away from home and teaches her parents both a lesson. Mrs. Ken Von Gunten di- rected the play with the aid ofPaula Diller and Sherry Dunn who were student directors. I Ei llndvrclassmeu i-nf 4 izsfff f? ' M 5 U, 5 X af 91? e , lq, Z? is wgwirf - 'Q grvshmvn OFFICERS: Miss Brown, ,Ndvisorg Steve Miller, Secrelaryg Ken Williams, Pre-sidenlg Chris Steiner, Vice'Preside-ntg Chris Gerig, Trensurerg Mr. Leach, Ndvisor. J 1 f ms, s- , . Mix E i,., V- 5, t W2 sfssw . 'QW Q, of 5 :WW E K 2 -, 2 1 K -J I rg 39325 :SEZSPQ 2559:-L ww ,smsfs,,tmS1eggt, ,w..it, fm r aw vm. fs, is 5' f'f5?31r1'V s ri , f , as 1, , N., .V .. ws H, W,-i,, z,,Qisfs5,L 5:1t11wz,,.x-few wrt- E531 'sz sz, I- ff -W: ,ymmwigz 5 tm f,,sfw:f::f:mf,, sf 'Lf ' -,ze . 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N, ., zwwvg-. at ,, g'-7.0.20-, '-- H W Jax,- Lgil-Zwjxywwmgwmmfk-Kf., H , .WM a fi Vw fa tv ,N-M VKMP' 'Y' 'Q 'G KH' J my .. .. , 2 NDR 5 Q .' s- is. 0 ' 1 i nga A - -sm, N il Q -w i , 1 .gg sy Debbie Kline Nlarsha Klinger llc-all linepper Diane linvpper Ralph Lealhvrmun Byron l.6llIlli,lll Dana lugilmilll Tim Luginbill Mike Nlalone Beth Mericle Steve Miller Pam Moyer Nlarilyn Nienborg Kiln Parker Ken Pops' Mark Prolmsl Becky Rodabaugli Nick Rodabaugh Terry Scoles Mike Siefer Debbie Steffan Chris Steiner .lean Steiner .lunel Stevenson ,luanna Suler Patricia Todd Nlurk Yerhoff .lane W ard Ken Williams Scol Zuercher rm 'W-er 5 4:45, , ,yufx r is ...gf 'QW 5,5 n f 5 1 fs fp.. 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H- 5 --uf G 3 Dick Ncffullough Wayne Nicflwen Mice Meyer Steve Meyer Cary Miller Santos Niorin Ray Morris Cry stal Nash Mark Nienherg Tom Patrick Barb Pierman Philip Prohst Nlichele Risser Dave Salucci Katie Schlumbohm Kim Schroeder Mary .lo Schumacher Susan Schumacher Brenda Seyer Dan Seyer N irginiu Siefvr Dux 1- Sprudlin Mark SUIHIIIPI' Bob Sunnm-rs Clary Stvffen Ruth SIPYCIISUII .lllllll Sulcr Rosanna Sulvr Dax id Todd Iflllil X 1-lusquvz .lane Vs vis D011 fiIllIll0l'l5 iv 3 'V J'z,QQ Q , , L I 5i-iiiig ff-35 gm --I ,Q Q 1'5- frgs' N? A, ff Q, f ff ii 'N 2' -1 ,W A .Qff'f?f??s1f5 ,H qs ,..f X. ans? laid gb X . lv W K fl . Hi gall 'lil' 5 mkflsl V' ' . 1 far W 'Q T3 wif i? iz? fa, 47111427 5 gon OFFICERS: Nlr. Warncke, :ldvisorg .loan Schaublin, Secretary Dan Schumacher, Presimlvnlg Harlan Basinger, Vice-President: Barbara lligley, Treasurerg Mrs. llc-ese, fldxisor. Cindy Abbott Wi - V,,, .,V' ,,,, L zg, A D an Amstutz X 'ilw Mark Amstutz rf 2E, . Harlan Basinger ,lean Basinger Bob Baumgartner Chuck Beckman Kent Cherry Dave Core Cal Diller Cordon Diller I Tom Diller 1 fe I A .V A : fi 'We' ' w Al Edgington Paul Cesler Rudy Haenisclf Louis Halker J an Hartzler Sherry Hector Barbara Higley Dave Hilty Gary Kaufman Dave Kline 1 E s, 'Winer' wr-vw -'wan' f,4,x 'f?L ? ' WWF A ,k' gf V in .M ? ' . I -iw-2 rf J 'ayk Vg gwipigfxg ix z, 1. In r , r .M ' E. n Hwy, 4 lan.. 3 ,. 'WZ 5 we -wx as . 4 .. AQ 1 .f -f . .., M 'WW--M 5 mf 4 , X ., f 'Y Q ,, V p x .. - .E f ,mm . f 1-F' iw - if ,A ..., 4, N, V gi r X QL ,. , N , , ,. , , fn y R M vga ,P W . Q W' , M Q . 4 ' X M ,QL V-ff if 'f in s Doug lfllllldll .lm-un Long 11110151 Lugilmilll livzxn l.UgiIllIiH Slu-ilu Lllgilllllllll Linda Nliilll-ifil'ld Limla Nlarlin Tum Xilfzllllllllgll Dennis Pinglv lim Pmwll Ioan Schuublin Ilan Sch l1Illill'll0l' nu. www Ron Schumacher .ludy Sigler Cail Stainbrook Martha Suler Lillie Titus Marvin Todd Rosalyn Tschelter Belia Velasquez Margery Yerhoff Delbert Watkins Carol Williams Lynda Wirick Greg Zuercher iT'iErfsX'1:sH1 , 1 ,nge if 13: -f-' i 5 -. V, in 1, .4 Q1 'i'i L 1 ,, i ' i ff? 1- 1. 43113 f asf' Q in WF Seniors 1-gn-5 'Fleur RICHARD MICINKIC President MARVIN IIEITMICYHR Vice-President IVIFILVIN HEITMEYER Secretary RICHARD GERIC Treasurer NIARIANNIC STUOIJY Sludenlfluuncil RANIMLI, RASINCICR Student Council IJIANNE AMS'l'l!'l'Z BEVERLY BENTON MARK BIXLER KEVIN BLUBAUCII TERRI BOWERS REBECCA ISRACY DARYI. BRIDENBAUGH DONALD BUCIIER fx TERRY CHERRY FRED COOK ROSINE CROW .IANET DAVIDSON NORIVIA CICRTICN GARY GRISMORI-I MICHAEL CRUBB - MICHAEL KARHOFF 'NH'-if NANCY LEHMAN JOAN LEMLEY A 55 . P CEORCIANN A MACK STEVE Mn-Cl TLLOUCH CARI, MEYER KARL MEYER TIIOXIAS XIUSER LINDA MESH STANLEY OREN ROBERT PATRICK ROSE POPE TRINA REICHENBACH SUSAN REYNOLDS MICIIAICI. RISSER - ,.,-V iii LINDA RODABAUGH JENNIFER ROSEBROOK DIANE SALUCCI BARBARA SCHAUBLIN DAWN SCHUIVIACHER GORDON SCHUMACHER THOMAS SCH UMACI IER CONSTANCE SEYE R JONATHON SOMMER SUSAN STEWART MARGARET WEIS CHARLES WELTY 611155 M 111111 'The world will step aside for those who know where they are goingw 611155 61111115 611155 911111151 Navy Blue and Gold Rose Ac! I Student Ib? I 1 , N I I F 562 l .LA WW 1 : K i if 1- ,IWZSQM 5 ff M X1 I n 1 .A f,. , 1 TW at L 9 5, m iw s' M5 Q-4 3 'fwfiilii' M jf . WL,-kk M, N' 4 N. 5, vw w Qi, fi Q: 1. . V. .gulf 1 I is ,, fm 5 T mf ,fl fr . Q :JL ff Q51 'f f Sw-14 .1 as . ,3 ,, L an xr P K I! 1 . S Q QQ., J- awe J o J Kr? ,.,. - ,m. .,,.,,: A S Qwgaw 'Z 'Z ,Act ll Organizations and Activities ROW ONE: Nancy lehman, ,lean Diller, Terri Bowers, ,lean Long, ,lean Basinger, Nlary Stoody, Jeni Rosebrook, Diane Knep- per, .lan Hartzler, .lanet Stevenson, lean Steiner, ,loanna Suter. ROW TWO: Becky Radabaugh, Nlarilyn Nienbcrg,Cry stallxlash, Rosanna Suter, Joe Cinther, Scott Zuercher, .lohn Diller, .leff Carmatter, ,lane Williams, Becky Bracy, Chris Cerig, Kathy Diller, Beth Mericle, Chris Steiner. ROW THRl'll'l: Sheila Lugin- buhl, Carol Williams, Chris Basinger, Carey Arthur, Byron lxhman, Steve Miller, Bob Raumgartner, Steve Diller, lfred King, Nlike Risser, Gordon Diller, Steve McCullough, Rich Cc-rig, Dana Luenbihl, Mark Buehrer, Recky Kaufman, Debbie Kline, Pam Nloyer. ROW FUl'R: Cindy Abbott, Cheryl Lugibihl, Nlartha Suter, Cary Kaufman, 'llom Diller, Kenny Williams, Rich Nleinke, 'llerry Cherry, Gary Crismore, Al Edgington, Creg Zuercher, Dick Fenstermaker, Steve Forney, Gene Augsburger, Cal Diller, Ron Schumacher, Connie Se-yer, .loan Lemley, Susan Stew art. Hill Mimi Susemblc g 1. 1 a ROW ONE: Cheryl Bisler, ,lane Weis, Crystal Nash, Val Basing- Cary Kaufman, lVlarvin Todd, Fred King, CregZuercher,Cordon er, Bev Powell, Chris Basinger, Gail Stainbrook, Belia Velasquez, Diller, Cal Diller, Ron Schumacher, Debbie Kline. Chris Steiner. ROW TWU: Linda Wirick, Cordon Schumacher, Schzfrfl Klzvrus 5 self F X X f The choir also sung at liuccalaureule and Commencement. The choir directed by Mr. Carl Ross and accompanied by .leni Rosebrook sang at several events during the year. Highlights of the year were the Christmas Concert and the Winter and Spring Concerts. The choir also partici- pated in the District Contest in which they received a II or excellent rating. High MA-IORETTEST Piilly Dunn. Bev Powell, Diane Knepper. Steve Nlcflullough received the John Philip Sousa award given to the outstanding senior band member. 1 , ., ff' t 3 1 ., . ln, A , , . .- , :Hifi-?1f ' ' ' .wife mai. M 'W'm1-'sv f 'emi -f: t ,-.aiwagg I ,. 3 '- -' '- ' - l5i2i25?I ' A Q Q :Q 1 .. ,, we ! I . Kl- 'f , il! ,. , A gg., l ' 1 l ir, ' 11 . ' hue f e -Q I ,..- i 'v.l . A ff' , . ft ' X xy, , , 1. . l l as X., , wr ' - Svlzzwl Hand ROW ONE: ,lean Basinger, ,lan llartzler, Martha Suter, .ludy llartzler, Mary Jo Schumacher. ROW TWO: Jennifer Rosebrook, Gary Kaufman, Ron Schumacher, .lane Ward, Curl Crow, Gene Augsburger, Bev Powell, Barb Schaublin, Dianne Amstutz, Sheila Luginbuhl, Connie Seyer, Nancy Lehman. ROW 'l'IIRl-Ili: Dave Deters, Janet Stevenson, Crystal Nash, Joan Schaublin, Linda Rodabaugh, Carol Wil- liams, Kathy Diller, Diane Knepper, Doug Lehman, Greg Zuercher, Susan Schumacher. ROW FOLFR: Linda Kline, Patty llunn, ,ludy Sigler, Val Rasinger, Joanna Suler, ,lane Cherry, Marcia Klinger, Becky Krohn, Brenda Seyer, Dawn Schumacher, Margaret Cherry, Barb Pierman, Rosanna Suter, Gail Stain- brook, Becky Bracy, Steve McCullough, Katie Schlumbohm, Beth Mericle, Chris Basinger, Floyd Bixler, Mike Malone, Rudiger llaenisch, Gordon Schumacher, Randy Basinger, Rich Gerig. ROW FIVE: Al lfdgington, Tom Nloser,Jane Rurkholder,CalDiller,Uana l.ugibihl, Don Bucher, Mr. Ross, director, llarlan Basinger. Stage Hand ROW ONE: ,loan Lemley, Barb Pierman, Becky Bracy, Gail llaenisch, Crystal Nash, Carol Williams, Linda Rodabaugh, Slainbrook, .leni Rosebrook, Janet Stevenson, Cathy Diller. ROW Tom Moser. TWO: Don Bucher, Steve McCullough, Rich Gerig, Rudiger Sli.-YTED: Ioan Lemley, Nancy Lehman, Yalerie Rasinger, Bev fIlIlSiUlZ, .IEflIliff?r Rosebruok, .lean Rasinger, Ufffg Zllefchefy Terry' Powell, Martha Suter, Judy llartzler, Mary .lo Schumacher, .loan Cherry, Harlan Basinger, Kent Cherry, Hr. leach, 'Xdvisorg Cindy Schaublin, Barb Pierman, Susan Stewart, STANDING: Dianne Nbbotl, Barb Schaublin, Cheryl Lugibihl, Diane Salucci. Aflirro Stuff 'II 2 wb ,-pre' Mr. leach and Dianne Amstutz discuss plans for the yearbook. 3 - fn ,.s, f, The MIRROR Staff began its busy year by selling advertisements. The Staff divided up into small groups and sold ads to local merchants and merchants in neighboring towns. Several members of the Staff attended work- shops at Bowling Green and Ohio Northern where they learned various techniques in the publishing of the yearbook. The MIRROR Staff has spent many long hours preparing and planning this book. We hope that by looking through the pages of the MIRROR you will recall many mem- orable events which have happened in the 1967-68 school year. ROW ONE: Jan llartzler, Sheila liuginbuhl, Barbara Schaublin, Editor, Alice Meyer, Mrs. Radebaugh, Advisor, Mary .loe Schu- macher, Chris Gerig, Susan Reynolds, Nancy lehman, Chris Steiner. ROW TWO: Linda Mansfield, .lanice Certen, Carol Williams, Rosalyn Tschetter, .loan Schaublin, Bev Powell, Jean Long, Cindy Abbott, Cheryl Lugibihl, .leni Rosebrook, Susan Stewart, Mary Stoody, Dianne Amstutz, Sherry Hector, Linda Kline, Diane Salucci. ROW THREE: Rich Cerig, Cary Kaufman, Don Bucher, Doug Cook, Ron Schumacher, Mark Sommer. 160 ke! Kia I Stay Sheila Luginbuhl, Assistant lfditor, Alice Meyer, Circulation Nlanagerg Mrs. Radebaugh, Advisor, Harb Schaublin, lfditorg .lan llartzler, Assistant Manager. The Rocket Blast Staff again published their monthly paper. The objective of the paper was to promote school activities and school spirit. This year pictures were added to the paper in order to make the publication more interesting to the students. Other special features were published along with old fa- vorites, such as the Roving Eyew and the Senior Sketches. ROW ONE: Don Bucher, Dianne Amstutz, Barb Schaublin, Tom Stoody, Diane Salucci, Linda Nlansfield. ROW TllRl'il'I: .lon llilty, Schumacher, Nlr. Moyer. ROW TWO: Nancy Lehman, Martha Bob Sommers, Doug Cook, .Nl lfdgington, Daryl llridenbaugh, Suter, Susan Stewart, Jean Diller, Judy Sigler, Crystal Nash, Mary Randy Basinger, Mary .lo Schumacher. Student Hrfunvil This year the Student Council sponsored six assemblies and a movie for the enjoy- ment ofthe studentbody. The Homecoming activities were also planned and carried through by the Council. Members of the Council visited two schools--Perry and East- wood--in order to observe their StudentCoun- cils in operation. At the close ofthe year, the Student Council sponsored an Old Fashion Day and a dance. im A , C , ' A is it eksi ' Ol l lCl'fRS: Rosine Crow, Treasurer, lion Bucher, President, Barb Schaublin Secretary, 'l'om Schumacher, Parliamenlarian, Dianne Amslutz, Vice President Nafivmzl H00 Sacicfy ROW ONE: Mrs. Moyer, :Xdvisorg Dianne Amstutz, Secretary, Jennifer Rosebrook, Treasurerg Becky Bracy, Susan Stewart, Diane Salucci, Rich Cerig, Vice-Presidenlg Randy Basing- er, President. ROW TWO: Harlan Basinger, l.inda Mansfield, Judy llartzler, Carol Williams. ROW THREE: Rich Meinke, Al lfdgington, Patty Dunn, .lan llartzler. The National Honor Society represents the four characteristics: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. In December the Honor Society held a tea for those college students home for Christmas vacation. Later in the year the members visited Goshen College to take a glimpse at HSL... INDUCTEES: Linda Mansfield, Patty Dunn, Judy llartzler, Becky Bracy, Harlan llasinger, Carol Williams, Susan Stewart. Wuxi college life. The highlight of the year was a weekend trip to Chicago where the members visited the Museum of Natural History and Shedd Aquarium. The members also saw the play Cactus Flower, starring Hugh O'Brien at the Blackstone Theater. az ff ff-, . , . ftp X if V ' - 5 ,g f 4, .. - V.: Q Q S a A 'W . H gf P s . 1 -f-4 ui 9-K 1 5 ' ff' 1 ,. C t ,. api 1 ., . i ,-7 .aft MM 3 ,.,. K ,n! f' A K 'H iff, The National llonor Society enjoyed a weekend trip to Chicago ROW ONE: Sheryl Bixler, Linda Martin, Linda Wirick, Belia Velasquez, .lane Williams, Barb Higlcy, Terri Bowers, Judy Sigler, Dawn Schumacher, Nancy Lehman, Vicky Elliott. ROW TWO: Brenda Seyer, Beth Mericle, ,lane Cherry, Barb Halker, Sherry Hector, .lanet Stevenson, Mrs. Strouse, Advisorg Phyllis johnson, The FHA's theme for the past year was Ability to Communicate Shapes Our Fate . The members carried out this theme in their activities. They started the year with a bang on August 26 when five girls from the lo- cal chapter gave a demonstration on refinishing furni- ture at the State Fair and received an excellent rating. On October 14 members of the chapter participated in the West III Subregional Meeting at Hardin Northern High School. The annual FHA trip was to Toledo on October 27-8. The Parent-Daughter Banquet was held on February 13 with a special theme The Family Game . FHA week was celebrated from March 31- April 6 with a specific activity for each day. On April 13 the FHA surprised the tots in our area with an Easter egg hunt. Three girls attended the State Convention on April 26-27 to receive their State Homemaker Degrees. The girls finished the year with farewell to seniors and installation of new officers on May 14. These are only the highlights of the many activities in which the chapter was involved. Connie Seyer, Debbie Steffen, Ernestma l'nr1que 'Vlary Cillesple ,lane Burkholder, lrma Velasquez. ROW THREE Margery Y erhoff Becky Krohn, .lean Stiener, .lean Diller Nlarsha lxaufman Sarah Cox, Kim Parker, .ludy Cook, Nlarilyn Neinberg Becky lxaufman Elaine Dulle, Marsha Klingler. UKV4 -t tux.- Ls ' 'x ' - Im! -P s X59 ROW UNF: Kent Cherry, lion Bucher, Tom Schumacher, Mike man, Nlr. Copeland, Advisor. ROW THREE: Larry lligley,Wayne Grubb, liouis llalker, Dan Xmstutz, Daryl Brindenbaugh. ROW NleOwen, Roger llermiller, ,lohn Diller, Nlark .-Xmstutz, Dwight 'l'Vt U: Doug lfehman, llon llermiller, Don Burkholder, Steve Diller, Tim Luginbill, llean llurkholder, Nlark N erhoff. lforney, llellierl Watkins, Ilan Si-5 er, Denny Cherry, Charles Heck- 954 Ul-'l lllHllS: Kent Cherry, Sentinel, Daryl Bridenbaugli, Student Couneilg Nlike Grubb, Presidentg 'l'om Sr-huniaclier, Nice-Presidentg lion lluclier. Treasurerg Dan Xmstulz, lleporler. The l7.F.A. is made up of boys taking vocational agriculture. The works of the F.F.A. are carried out by nine committees. Every member belongs to one of these committees and helps carry out the chapter effort. Among the activities carried out by the chapter were a pest hunt, a safety program, and the annual banquet. The F.F.A. fared rather well in com- petition with other schools, receiving a gold rating in the County Business Procedure Contest, a first in the district for the Secretary's book, and a second in the district for the 'l'reasurer's book. ROW ONE: Linda Rodabaugh, Ruth Stevenson, ,lanice Qerten, Dunn, Carol Williams, Norma Certen. ROW TllRlCl'l: Rodney Virginia Siefer, Margery Verhoff, Linda Wlansfield. ROW TWO: Kantner, Dean Knepper, llarlan Basinger, Cary Kaufman, Al lid- ,lean Basinger, Michele Risser, Crystal Nash, Becky Bracy, Diane gington, Terry Cherry, Rich Nleinke, Randy Basinger, Floyd Bixler. Salueci, Mrs. Reinking, Advisorg Judy Hartzler, Linda Kline, Patty 964 The FTA chapter began its year's activities when the officers attended the Fall Conference at Ohio Wesleyan University. At the conference Jack Widner, FTA Con- sultant, revealed plans for the district organization of FTA chapters in Ohio. Our local club's programs familiarized members with the teaching profession. Guest speakers informed the members about careers in teaching migrant and retarded children. The members also learned about the college preparation of teachers when the Bluffton College OSEA chapter invited them to hear a panel discussion. FTA Day provided the opportunity for each member to experience being a teacher. A tea honoring the faculty and senior members climaxed the year's activ- 1t1es. OFFICERS: SEATED: Terry Cherry, President, liindaliodabaugh, Treasurer. STANDING: Carol Williams, Parliamentarian and Historiang Al Edgington, Secretary, llarlan Basinger,Yice-President. ROW ONE: Mrs. Norris, Advisor, Mary Stoody, Nancy Lehman, .loan Lemley, Jeni Rosebrook. ROW TWU: Mary Jo Schumacher, Jane Ward, Sheryl Bixler, Marsha Kaufman, .lean Steiner, lane Cherry, Beth Mericle, Belia Xelasquez. HOW TllRl'll'l: Becky Kauf- Ui'Tl ICERS: Sl'lA'l'T'llJ: .loan Lcmley, Tice-President, Nancy leh- man, President. STfXNlllYC: Marianne Sloody, Seeretaryg .lcni Rosebrook, Treasurer. man, Gail Slainbrook, Kim Parker, Marilyn Neinberghlean Diller, Michelle Risser, Barb Schaublin, Bev Powell, Judy Cook, Patty Dunn, Vicky' Elliott. GMM The G.A.A. is an organization designed to give girls a chance to participate in sports outside the physical education classes. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month at 7:00. This year approximately 30 energetic mem- bers took judo lessons and learned to play basketball. The final event of the year was a bike hike in which all the girls actively participated. in ENGLISH: ROW ONE: Jean Basinger, Rosine Crow, Judy Hartzler, Linda Kline. ROW TWO: Curtis Crow, Diane Knepper, Rich Gerig, Carol Williams. 'lil ' .wks , a 5 an SCIENCE: ROW ONE: Bob Patrick, Randy Basinger, ,lean Steiner, Doug Cook, John Suter. ROW TWO: Mark Probst, Steve Miller, Gary Kaufman, Harlan Basinger, Steve Meyer, MATH: ROW ONE: Ruth Stevenson, Janice Gerten, Chris Gerig, Linda Mansfield. ROW TWO: Phil Probst, KenWilliams,Paul Gesler, Doug Lehman. Sflzolar lzzjv Umm This year students in our high school were again given the chance to take the Preliminary State Schol- arship Tests. The two students receiving the highest score on this preliminary test were given the chance to take the district state finals. Those students scoring high were rewarded for their efforts with certificates presented to them at the year-ending honors assembly. LANGUAGES: SEATED: ,lane Ward, Chris Steiner. STANDING: Margery Verhoff, Patty Dunn, Rolf Haeniseh, David Todd, Mark Sommers, .lon Hilty. SOCIAL STUDIES: ROW ONE: .lan Hartzler, Michele Risser, Susan Stewart, Susan Schumacher. ROW TWO: Dan Schumacher, Greg Zuercher, A1 Edgington, Tom Schumacher. Sviem' Day Our school was well represented this year at Science Day by these students and their projects. Cal Diller ff? with his Solid State Color Television Picture Screen received a Superior at the District Science Day and then went on to receive a Superior at the State Science Day. , ku CAL Dlll.ER Solid State Color Television Picture Screen W 0111111510 Aslfl 1 'JEL iq? init Hvwwvhmmstfwt , .2 if wg 1 I fx aw tt if ff X i 'Lili 0 f xl SARAH COX SUSAN SCHUMACHER KIM SCHROEDER N Nlodern Space Satellites The Case for the Southpaw Vitamin Deficiencies 1 wwe s,sf . , y '2- ,, ft 1 t itr 1 W l 5' tl l tjt t ip E 5 A 1 LINDA KHNE ALICE MEYER BARB PIERMAN Cancer The Development ofthe Human Embryo Patterns and Probability ROW ONE: Linda Rodabaugh, Debbie Steffan, ,lane Cherry, Susan Schumacher, Martha Suter, Phyllis Johnson, ,lan Hartzler, Sheila Lugibuhl, Jane Ward, Marcia Klinger. ROW TWO: Chris Cerig, .loanna Suter, Mary Stoody, Linda Martin, Marilyn Neinberg, .lean Diller, Marsha Kaufman, Debbie Kline, Carol Williams, Susan Stewart, lfllen Wisda, ,lean Steiner. ROW 'l'llRl'fF: Jean Cook, leni Rosenbrook, Vicki lilliott, Deb Zimmerly, Patty Dunn, lean Lung, Rosanna Suter, ,lean Basiuger, Michele Risser, Cindy Abbott, Kvckfffes -r gi i 1 me nmumwnmW,mag1:.a., 4,11-,,., ,,.,., H :Q . t . t - .uwmzz-vmwmw Barb Schaublin, Cheryl Lugibihl, Dianne Nmslutz, Becky Kaufma Rosalyn Teschelter, Kim Parker, .ludy llartzler. fuwuragf Spirit The Pep Club is an organization formed to establish and maintain school spirit throughout the school. The new Advisor this year was lVlrs. Shipman. She taught the girls many new cheers to increase school spirit. The girls in the Pep Club sat in a group at all of the home basketball games and helped the cheerleaders promote spirit. The Pep Club also decorated the school for the football and basketball games. Some of the highlights of this year included a slumber party, held in the Gilboa gym, the selling of jackets, and the sale of programs at the home football games. PHY YO! RESPECT5 '14 In .J w.m....,.,.x mae. . W, I . ,.-..,.,.........-- P A f h gy' ff ,MM -,WT ...M STANDING: Mrs. Stewart, Sherry llector, Cindy Abbott, Bev ley, Chris Basinger, Sue Reynolds, Barb Pierman. Benton, Mary Stoody, ,loan Schaublin, Diane Salucci, .loan l.em- Qff' W k .CMJ 3 1 t E l These girls came into the office one period each day to help Mrs. Stewart. They did typing, took attendance, mim- eographed papers, and helped in other ways. They were greatly appreciated E X for the services they performed. .js 'Uld-1 Qashivned Dayf' Old-Fashioned Day was held on April 19. Students dressed in the styles of long ago. The Student Council awarded prizes to the most appropriately dressed students. The winners were: First prize, Greg Zuercher and Alice Meyerg Second prize, .lon Sommer and Mary ,lo Schu- macherg Third prize, Scott Zuercher and Cindy Bond. -M-We-we s-Aff M1-'f-wwf'-M-if-A-N1-fe ffrffwwwf- ,, l 4 H E554 , 4 s 2 2 ,xi -1 wiv K 2 Q ,.:. as l ,eww Y l 'jr W .,- .,...' i gbgz g VN, -,, me Sen 21 Way ROW UNH: ,loan Leinlt-5, Ellen Wisrlu, Linda Nicsc, Susan Reynolds, Norma Gcrten, Barb Schaublin. ROW TWU: Rebecca Bracy, Terry Cherry, jennifer Rosebrook, Rich Xleinke, ,lane Wil- liams, Randy Basinger, Nlary Stoody, .lanet Davidson. ROW TIIREIC: 'llerri Bowers, Rosine Crow, Beverly Benton, Connie Seyer, Linda Rodabaugh, Susan Stew art, Dianne xlmstutz, Diane Salucci, The story of Carousel is a poignant tale of Julie .lordan and Billy Bigelow. .lulie and Billy are in love and decide to marry. However, this enrages the carousel owner, Mrs. Mullin, and Billy loses his job. This causes marital problems between the young couple. Jigger, a worthless wharf ratf' persuades Billy to kill the owner of the local mill for money. Billy is also influenced to do this by the fact that he is going to be a father. ln the scuffle which occurs during the crime, Billy is stabbed and dies. From Heaven he looks down and sees his daughter Louise who is now a full grown young maid. It becomes a tenderly touching scene as Billy realizes-too late- how he loved Julie and that he had not shown this to her when he was alive. He longs to tell Louise, too, but finds he can't. Carousel was presented on November 17 and 18. Mr. Lloyd Harnishfeger directed the play with .lanet Davidson as student director. Rich Meinke, Jane Wil- liams, Marianne Stoody, Randy Basinger, Rebecca Bracy, Terry Cherry, Jennifer Rosebrook, and .loan Lemley had the leading roles. Other members of the class supported the leads to help make the play a success. I 1 Dawn Schumacher, Nancy Lehman. ROW l 0llR: Tom Schu- macher, .lon Sommer, Cordon SClll1lllill'll6l',TUII1ill05l'I',L,0IlBLlL'll1'I', Stew Nlcliullough, Cary Crismore, llaryl Bridenbaugh, Rich Ct-rig, Trina Reichenbaugh. ROXX Fll lf: Bob Patrick, Xlike Risser, Stan Oren, Mel lleitmeyer, Nlarv Heilmeyer, Chuck ll elty, Mike flrubb. 2 v ,J- .'.Z1'Y' H r 5 ,fx ,,x :QF 1 5. ad' 'Zfnrrfusel jun 21 Play ROW ONE: Margery Yerhoff, lean Long, Cindy Abbott, Cheryl Lugibihl, Bev Powell, Greg Zuercher, :Xl lfdginton, linda Mansfield, Harlan Basinger, lielia Yelasquez, lan llartzler. ROW TWO: liob Baumgarlner, .ludy Sigler, loan Schaublin, Nlartha Suter, Rosalyn Tschetter, Carol Williams, Kent Cherry, Toni Diller, Dan Amstulz, The Thread That Runs So True is about a young Kentucky farm boy who hitchhikes thirty miles from his home to start his new job as a school teacher at Lonesome Valley Rural School. He is determined to succeed, even in acommunity that is filled with poverty, ignorance, and sick- ness. Through all the disappointments and hu- mor .lesse finds hope to challenge the Landsburgh School which had held the Scholastic Champion- ship for twelve years. The play was presented on March 29 and 30. Those having the leading roles were Harlan Basinger, Linda Mansfield, Greg Zuercher, Bev Powell, Bob Baumgartner, Al Edgington, and Marvin Todd. Other members of the class had supporting roles. Mr. Harnishfeger, aided by Barbara Higley, directed the play and made this an expert production. ,lean Basinger. ROW THREE: Cal Diller, Gordon Diller, Doug Lehman, Sheila l.uginbuhl, Barbara lligley, Sherry Hector, Marvin Todd, Dave Hilty, Dan Schumacher, Ron Schumacher, Gail Stain- brook. U16 2711151111 Um! 7511115 S11 517161, 7967 MARIANNE STOODY QUEEN BARBARA sc:HALiBL1N MARTHA SUTER BARBARA PIERMAN JEAN DILLER SEATED Barbara Schaublm ueen STANDING Marianne Barbara Pierman, Sophomore Attendantg .lean Diller, Freshman Stoody Senior Attendant 'Nlartha Suter Junior Attendant Attendant. On October 6, Barbara Schaublin was crowned Queen of the 1967 Homecoming. Don Bucher,Barb's escort, crowned her. Phyllis Geiger then handed down her title by presenting Barb with a necklace. Members of Barh's court were Marianne Stoody, escorted by Rich Meinkeg Martha Suter, escorted by Dean Luginbillg Barbara Pierman, escorted by Steve Forneyg and .lean Diller, escorted by Scott Zuercher. Barb reigned during the game against Leipsic which the Rockets won 18 to 0. The following Saturday night Barb and her court reigned over the annual Homecoming Dance. jr.-Sr. Pram , ii .nfl The Junior Class presented the .lunior-Senior Prom on May 11, 1968, in the Pandora-Cilboa Star Dust Room. The theme for the prom was Blue Heaven . The Notables furnished the dance music for this special event. Dan Schumacher welcomed the guests to the prom, and Rich Meinke responded to his welcome. After this the smorgasbord banquet began. Later in the evening the music ceased for a while as master of ceremonies, Al Edgington, read the Class Will. Bev Powell, Gail Stainbrook, and Cheryl Lugibihl gave special music. Y ,. ' 2 X ,. 1 -CK' an . 1 . is J 751115 ffeazfvn They sang Love ls Blue and Love ls A Many Splendored Thing. Carol Williams then read the Class Prophecy. After the last dance the guests bid farewell to their Blue Heaven and left to take part in the post prom activities. These activities in Findlay included bowling at Sportsman Lanes and a movie, In the Heat of the Night. To bring the evening to a close those, who were still energetic, returned to the school cafeteria for breakfast. The guests then reflected upon what was a happy and enjoyable evening. ,mum i Iii .........., ,414 H aff. r t , g Gygax L . A. X, Graduation Baccalaureate and Commencement were held on May 26. In the afternoon Rev. DeLoss Smith delivered the Baccalaureate serman entitled Plowing. At the Commencement exercises in the evening, Henry Shriver, a state legislator, gave the Commence- ment address. Mr. Jerome Schacht, High School Principal, presented the class of 49 students, and School Board President, John Ginther, awarded the diplomas to the graduates. .,, ,J M' Nt 3 ,,,, LLM Q' 1968 U15 Zzrewell Address nf the 611155 af 7968 Roughly thirteen years ago, wc, the Class of 1968, opened a mysterious book. As we read the Introduction, I am sure, if it had not been for our inexperienced youth,we would have pondered and questioned the meaning of it. As we finished the Introduction we found ourselves vitally in- terested in the story contained and anxious to discover what secrets the pages offered. As we began reading the first chapter, the second, the third, and so on, we found this to be a truly mysterious book. At times it would be thoroughly enjoyable, but at other times it would be distasteful and bitter. However, in many cases the distastefulness stemmed from our losing sight of the purpose expressed in the lntroductiong forwe were hampered by our misunderstanding and immaturity. As the novel unfolded 'and we were introduced to its numerous characters, we became aware of these characters' role in the progression of the novel. We grew to cherish many of these indi- viduals. There was unfolded before our eyes a pagentry of events. We were moved by the emotional impact of each of these events. Sometimes they brought happiness and joyg sometimes they brought sadness and despair. Gradually, however, we came to see the importance of these events as they brought us into closer relationship with the characters in the novel. We held on to some of these happenings because of the value they had to the themeg but, as we leafed through the additional pages, many of these ex ents became vague and were replaced by newer ones. Now we have reached the Conclusion of that story and that book. Regret is evident as we read the closing paragraphs - but regret only in that we cannot share again some of the experi- ences. Regret that we can no longer laugh and cry with these people who have come to be so much a part of us. The story is ended. Now we can but leaf through the pages and see the memories. We cannot relive with the same vitality and spontaneity these events. As we are about to close the cover of the work we see the end of an emotional experience, and we are saddened by fits passing . . . but-what's this! At the bottom of the last page is printed To be continued. Continued? Continued by what? Looking at the Title Page, which we had overlooked, we read: Volume One, The Story of Lge. Yes, this novel is but a part of the whole. We are filled with anticipation as we think of the next volumeg yet, as we put this volume down, our thoughts go back to it. Our excitement for a moment is lessened by sadness and regret. What a book this has been! We surely must thank the author of this work. But who is it? As we read the Author's Page we see a listing of contributors. Those listed are the school tits faculty' and administrationj and the community. But in bold face type we see the name of the one always present through the action of the novel, yet the one so often overlooked. The Author is Cod - the Author of l.ife. Volume One is complete. We now must merely put it back on the shelf, a mere memory. We, the Class of 1968, must now open another book, Yolume 'l'wo. Aff 111 Sifvrfs fivvfball Umm K I . 7 3 M , 7, . F, e f 'iff if .. 9: , x 17 2 X t f 1 f 9 E 'fu' , A yn, ii ...S .. as e ff il 'V - 'A 'I LA V -' H Q ft -so' -,Q x w wf 5 ky mtg, A' VL.. st- 5 , Y i 1 i ,Tj .X Y 7 sir ' We 4 4 M W - . Ji' - ' , ' I .,. W , ,Aw 5 ,:, A A N, G- aa .M gil' I .K N :Q r :TN , gg A ,HMM 4? I- il : if I slr , . U : ' Q If 1 rua! Q. , .. ww 3 E s 'ITL' A .ff fl ft ':- ' K ,,.i s- -n.,jfQfxv .. ii, I I t 1 , 1 ' . , ,, ' B ,. I 1 1 M . ROW ONE: Dana Lugibihl, Creg Kiene, Dwight Diller, jeff Gar- matter, Tim Luginbill, Scott Zuercher, Ken Williams, Byron l.c-hman, ,lohn Diller, Carey Arthur. ROW TWO: Don Hurkholder, Bob Summers, Steve Forney, Dave McCullough, Dick F1-nstermaker, Dennis Cherry, Cary Miller, ,lohn Suter, Fred King. ROW TliREl'i: Coach Reinking yells instructions to the players on the field. Bob liaumgartner, Ron Schumacher, Mike Crubb, Tom Diller, Stan Oren, Chuck Beckman, Dean Luginbill, Dennis Pingle, Cal Diller. ROW 170111: Kfhuck Welty, Gary flrismoru, Paul Cesler, Don liucher, Dan Amstutz, Greg Zuercher, Terry Cherry, llieh Nleinke, Cary Kaufman. P-G OPPONENT 12 Vanlue 0 0 Cory-Rawson 24 0 Liberty-Benton 16 22 Hardin-Northern 0 18 Leipsic 0 0 Arlington 30 8 McComb 16 16 Van Buren 16 20 Arcadia 0 The Rockets tried hard this year, but were seriously hampered by the injuries and illnesses of several key players during the season. Throughout the season the team members kept their desire, hustle, and spirit. In addition to the senior lettermen, the underclassmen gained game experience to build for the coming years. Senivr Players H ' 2 fav: K., . E 4 W N .ww M, V k - N , e , - E . K V V is , 1 El: E I' at t ,. gn, 5 iq: Ea, , f FEP H - H r U r : r r 5 h yr w X - ' r ROW UNH: Stun Url-n, Mikeflrubb,flaryCrisn10r0,D0n Bucher. ROW TWO: Chuck Welty, Randy Husinger, Rich Mc-inke, Terry Cherry, Rich Us-rig. 'TS r TE? ROW ONE: Rudy Hagnisch, Manggerg Mr, Shipman, Coachg Karhoff, Mel Heitmeyer, Terry Cherry, Rich Meinke, Randy Mike Risser, Manager. ROW TWO: Cary Kaufman, Marv B8Sirlg6F,R0I1H9fmi1l9f' Heilmeyer, Steve Forney, Dean Luginbill, Al Edgington, Mike V T 15' k fb ll The Pandora-Cilboa Rockets basketball season was full of exciting games and close contests. To the dismay of the team and fans, the season ended with four victories and fifteen losses. With many promising Junior Varsity boys moving up to Varsity, Coach Shipman sees a bright future and he hopes to turn the record around. RECORD 4 wins 15 losses AVERAGE POINTS PER GAME P-C: 68.8 Opponents: 72.4 Smiar Players ROW ONE: Rich Meinke, Randy Basinger, Mike Karhoff. ROW TWO: Marv lleilmeyer, Mel Heitmeyer, Terry Cherry. ROW ONE: Steve Diller, Bob Raumgartner, Fred King, John Augshurger, Dennis Pingle, David Salucci, Rolf Hainisch, Art Suler, Doug Cook. ROW TWO: Clorden Diller, Nlanagerg Cene Heitmeyer, Don Burkholder, Mr. Reinking, Coach. 166 erm' and We hmm Shaw fofeufial A ROW ONE: Scott Zuercher, Kenny Williams, .leff Carmatter, John llilly, Curtis Crow, Byron lxhman, Terry Scoles, Steve Carey Arthur, Roger llermiller. ROW TWO: Dean Knepper, Miller, Tim Luginbill, Mark Buehrer, Mr. Warncke, Coach. Zzzzek ROW ONE: Rudiger Haenisch, Cal Diller, Doug Lehman, Rolf Busmger Don Rucker Terry f herry Carey Arthur Allidgmgton llaenisch, Gordon Diller, Dwight Diller, Scott Zuercher, .lohn 'Nlarvm Todd Rich Melnke Paul C esler f ary f rlsmore Dana Diller, Bob Baumgartner, Mike Seifer, Gary Kaufman. ROW luginblhl Nlanager Wir Shipman Coach TWO: Mr. Reinking, Coachg Mike Malone, Nlanagerg Randy The track team had a slow start, but made much improvement as the season progressed. The team finished sixth out of thirty-eight with ten points in the Blade Relays. P-C finished second only to Cory- Rawson in the Blanchard Valley Conference Meet. P-C also came in second in the Putnam County Meet. Three boys qualified for the Regional Track Meet. They were: Rich Meinke, low hurdlesg Don Bucher, two mileg Al Edgington, discus and high hurdles. Two members, Al and Don, went on to represent our school at the State Track Meet in Co- lumbus. Don worked hard and finished eleventh at this Meet. 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Main St. Bluffton, Ohio For the best in fertilizer and farm chemicals, see SCHULTE FERTILIZER Pandora, Ohio SPONSORS AlliedfEgry Business Systems, Inc., Leipsic, Ohio Alspach Dry Cleaners, Bluffton, Ohio Amstutz Insurance Agency, Bluffton, Ohio A to Z Portion Meats, Bluffton, Ohio Bell Auto Supply, Ottawa, Ohio Betty Lynn Dress Shop, Columbus Grove, Ohio Bill's Marathon, Ottawa, Ohio Brook's Studio, Leipsic, Ohio Community Telephone Company, Leipsic, Ohio Crow's 5c to 51.00 Store, Bluffton, Ohio Dick Cookson-Marathon, Bluffton, Ohio F. D. Radabaugh, M.D., Bluffton, Ohio Geiger 8. Diller Clothes, Bluffton, Ohio Giesken's Garage, Ottawa, Ohio Grove Dairy Whip, Columbus Grove, Ohio Huntsman Insurance Agency, Leipsic, Ohio James B. Overmier, M.D., Leipsic, Ohio Jerry's Gulf Service, Columbus Grove, Ohio Ken's Marathon, Pandora, Ohio Klenk's, Leipsic, Ohio Leipsic Veterinary Service, Leipsic, Ohio Lugibill Florist Inc., Columbus Grove, Ohio Master Feed Mill, Bluffton, Ohio Modern Cleaners, Bluffton, Ohio Mrs. Myers Bake Shop, Leipsic, Ohio Putnam County Vidette, Columbus Grove, Ohio Rayle Bros. Ford Tractor Sales, Leipsic, Ohio Richard J. Boehr Real Estate, Bluffton, Ohio Robinson Auto Supply, Leipsic, Ohio Steiner's General Repair, Bluffton, Ohio W. W. Donahue, M.D., Leipsic, Ohio Farm! Pafrrws Mr. Sa Mrs. Daryl Amstutz Dianne - 12 Kenneth - 8 Mr. 81 Mrs. 1. Richard Basinger Harlan - 11 Cary - Kindergarten Mr. 81 Mrs. David Emans Kurt - 1 Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Hermiller Ron - 10 Roger - 9 Connie - 6 Roy - 4 Ricky - 3 Patty - 2 Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Johnson Phyllis Marie - 9 Mr. 82 Mrs. James Kiene Greg - 9 Steve - 7 ,loe - 4- Mr. 81 Mrs. Eldon King Fred - 10 Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Miller Deborah - 7 Cheryl - 5 Dean - 2 Mr. 81 Mrs. David Reichenbach Trina - 12 Lisa - 8 Mr. Sz Mrs. Francis Salucci Diane - 12 David - 10 Mr. 81 Mrs. Glenn Seyer Connie - 12 Brenda - 10 Pamela - 8 Mr. 81 Mrs. Dale Stewart Susan - 12 Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Williams Carol Ann - 11 Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Zuercher Greg - 11 Mr. 85 Mrs. .lames Zuercher Scott - 9 Brad - 3 Seuivr Directory DIANNE AMSTUTZ Rocket Blast Staff- 1, 2, 3, 4, MIRROR Staff- 2, 3, Editor - 4, Student Council - 3, Vice President - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Glee - 1, 2, National Honor Society-3, Secretary - 4, Rockettes - 1, 4, Science Day - 2, Cheerleader - 2, GAA - 2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 3. RANDALL BASINGER Class Treasurer - 1, Class President - 2, Student Council - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Glee - 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court- 2, Basketball Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA - 4, Stage Band - 3, 4. BEVERLY BENTON Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Rockettes - 2, 3, Office Work- er - 4. MARK BIXLER Band - 1, 2. KEVIN BLUBAUGH Class Play - 3, Football Team - 2, Track Team - 1, 2. TERRI BOWERS FHA - 1, 2, 3, Secretary - 4, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 4, Rockettes - 1, 2, 3, GAA - 2, 3. REBECCA BRACY Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, National Honor Society - 4, Rockettes - 1, Scholar- ship Team - 2, Science Day - 1, 2, FTA - 4, Stage Band - 2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 3. DARYL BRIDENBAUGH Student Council - 4, FFA - 1, 2, Vice President - 3, Secretary - 4, Class Play - 3,4, Chorus - 2, Clee - 2, Football Team - 1, 2, 3. DONALD BUCHER Rocket Blast Staff - 3, 4, Student Council - 3, Presi- dent- 4, FFA - 1,2,4, Treasurer - 4, Latin Club - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team - 1, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court - 4, Basketball Team - 1, 2, Track Team - 2, 3, 4, Stage Band - 2, 3, 4. TERRY CHERRY Rocket Blast Staff - 2, 3, MIRROR Staff- 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play -3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee - 1, 2, 3, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team - 3, 4, FTA Treasurer - 3, President - 4. FRED COOK Band - 1. ROSINE CROW Rocket Blast Staff - 3, Student Council - 2, Trea- surer - 3, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Glee - 1, 2, Rockettes - 1, Scholarship Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Day - 2, Librarian - 4, GAA - 2, 3, Stage Band - 2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 2, 3. JANET DAVIDSON Rocket Blast Staff - 2, 3, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1,2, 3, Class Play- 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Clee - 1, 2, 3, Rockettes - 1, Schol- ship Team - 2, 3, Science Day - 2, CAA - 4, Pep Band - 3. RICHARD GERIG Class President - 1, Class Treasurer - 4, Rocket Blast Staff - 4, Student Council - 2, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee - 1, 2, 3, National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team - 3, 4, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band - 2, 3, 4, Golf Team - 1, 2. NORMA GERTEN Class Play - 3, 4, FTA - 3, 4. GARY CRISMORE Student Council - 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, 3, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team - 1, 2, Track Team - 3, 4, Golf Team - 2. MICHAEL GRUBB FFA - 1, 2, 3, President - 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- coming Court- 4, Track Team - 1, 2, 3. MARVIN HEITMEYER Class Vice President - 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Basketball Team - 3, 4. MELVIN HEITMEYER Class Secretary - 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Basket- ball Team - 3, 4, Projectionist - 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL KARHOFF Class Play - 3, Basketball Team - 2, 3, 4. NANCY LEHMAN Rocket Blast Staff- 3, 4, MIRROR Staff- 4, Student Council - 3, 4, FHA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 2, 3, 4, Clee - 2, Rock- ettes - 1, Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4, GAA - 2, 3, Presi- dent - 4. JOAN LEM LEY Class Secretary - 1, MIRROR Staff - 3, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee - 1, 2, Rockettes - 1, Homecoming Court - 1, Cheerleader - 2, 3, 4, CAA - 3, 4, Office Worker - 3, 4, Stage Band - 4. GEORGIANNA MACK FHA - 1. STEVEN McCULLOUGH Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, 3, Science Day - 1, Basketball Team - 2, Stage Band - 2, 3, 4, Pep Band - 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD MEINKE Class Vice President - 1, Class Treasurer - 2, Class President - 3, 4, Rocket Blast Staff- 2, 3, Student Countil - 3, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee - 1, 2, National Honor Society - 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team - 1, 2, 3, Science Day - 1, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Court - 1, 3, 4, Basketball Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Track Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA - 4. CARL MEYER KARL MEYER Latin Club - 1, Class Play - 3, Chorus - 1, Glee - 1, Football Team - 3, Manager - 3. THOMAS MOSER Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, Clee - 1, 2, Projectionist - 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band - 4, Pep Band - 4. LINDA NIESR Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play- 3, 4, Chorus 2. STANLEY OREN Class Play - 4, Football Team - l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PATRICK Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Clee - 1, 2, 3, Scholarship Team - 2, 4, Golf Team - 2. ROSE POPE Latin Club - 1. TRINA REICHENBACH Student Council - 3, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Glee - 1, 2, Rockettes - 1, Homecoming Court- 2, Librarian - 4. SUSAN REYNOLDS Rocket Blast Staff- 3, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Rockettes - 2, 3, 4, Office Worker - 4. MICHAEL RISSER Rocket Blast Staff- 2, 3, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee - 1, 2, Schol- arship Team - 2, 3, Science Day - 1, Projectionist - 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager - 2, 3, 4, FTA - 3, Golf Team - 2, 3. LINDA RODABAUGH Pep Club - 3, 4, Class Play -3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 2, Rockettes - 3, 4, Science Day - 1, FTA - 3, Treasurer - 4, Stage Band - 3, 4. JENNIFER ROSEBROOK Rocket Blast Staff - 3, 4, MIRROR Staff- 3, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 3, 4, National Honor Society - 2, 3, Treasurer - 4, Rockettes - 3, 4, Scholarship Team - 1, 2, 3, Science Day - 1, GAA - 2, 3, Treasurer - 4, Stage Band - 3, 4. DIANE SALUCCI Rocket Blast Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4, MIRROR Staff - 2, 3, 4, Student Council - 1, 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, National Honor Society - 3, 4, Rockettes - 1, 2,3, Scholarship Team - 1, 2, 3, Science Day - 2, Cheerleader - 4, GAA - 2, 3, FTA - 3, 4, Office Worker - 4. BARBARA SCHAUBLIN Class Treasurer - 3, Rocket Blast Staff-2, 3, Editor - 4, MIRROR Staff-4, StudentCouncil-3, Secretary - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 2, 3, President - 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, Rockettes - 2, 3, President - 4, Scholarship Team - 3, Homecoming Court - 3, 4, Librarian - 3, GAA - 4, Stage Band - 2, 3. DAWN SCHUMACHER FHA - 1, 2, 4, Treasurer - 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 2, 3, 4, Glee - 2, Rockettes - 1, 2, 3, GAA - 3. GORDON SCHUMACHER Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, Glee - 1, 2, Manager - 3, Stage Band - 1, 2, 3, Pep Band - 1, 2, 3, Ensemble - 4. THOMAS SCHUMACHER Student Council Parliamentarian - 4, FFA - 1, 2, Secretary - 3, President - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band -1,2, 3, Scholarship Team - 1, 3, 4, Football Team - 1, 3. CO NSTANCE SEYER FFA - 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus - 2, 3, 4, Rockettes - 1, 2, 3, GAA - 2. JONATHAN SOMMER Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus -2,Glee - 2, Projectionist - 3, 4. SUSAN STEWART Rocket Blast Staff - 3, 4, MIRROR Staff - 2, 3, 4, Student Council - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, National Honor Society - 4, Rockettes - 1, 4, Scholarship Team - 3, 4, Science Day - 2, 3, GAA - 4. MARIANNE STOODY Rocket Blast Staff- 3, 4, MIRROR Staff- 3, Student Council - 4, Latin Club - 1, 2, 3, Pep Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee - 1, 2, 3, Rockettes - 1, 4, Homecoming Court- 4, GAA Secretary - 4, Office Worker - 4. MARGARET WEIS Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, 2. CHARLES WELTY Student Council - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Chorus - 1, Glee - 1, Football Team - 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Team - 1, 2, Track Team - 1, 2, 3. JANE WILLIAMS Rocket Blast Staff - 1, 2, 3, FHA - 1, 2, Vice Pres- ident - 3, 4, Pep Club - 1, Class Play - 3, 4, Band - 1, 2, 3, Chorus - 2, 3, 4, Glee - 2, Rockettes - 1, GAA - 2, 3. ELLEN WISDA Pep Club - 3, 4, Class Play - 4, Rockettes - 3, 4. Zzculfy Dimcfrfry PAULINE BONHARD DEGREES: Bachelor of Science, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. Master of Arts, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio SUBJECT: Librarian MARY KATHLEEN BROWN DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Ed- ucation, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio SUBJECTS: Advanced Mathematics, Biology, Geom- etry CHARLES COPELAND DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Agriculture, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio GRADUATE WORK: The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio SUBJECT: Vocational Agriculture LARRY KRUSE DEGREES: Bachelor of Science in Education, Bach- elor of Science in Liberal Arts, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio SUBJECTS: Earth Science, General Science, Guid- ance MICHAEL E. LEACH DIPLOMA: Northwestern School ofCommerce,Lima, Ohio DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts, Ohio Northern Uni- versity, Ada, Ohio SUBJECTS: German I, American Literature, Senior Communications, Business English, Freshmen Com- munications, Short Story DONALD K. MOYER DEGREE: Bachelor of Science, The Ohio State Uni- versity, Columbus, Ohio GRADUATE 'WORK: Indiana University, Bloom- ington, Indiana SUBJECTS: Physics, Chemistry, Mechanical Draw- mg JODY MOYER DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Bluffton, College, Bluffton, Ohio SUBJECTS: Algebra I, Algebra II, General Mathe- matics ELIZA NORRIS DIPLOMA: Associate of Arts, Mars Hill Junior College, Mars Hill, North Carolina DEGREE: Bachelor of Science, Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone, North Carolina SUBJECTS: Physical Education, World History DORTHA RADEBAUGH DEGREE: Bachelor of Science in Business Admin- istration, Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio GRADUATE WORK: Bowling Green State Univer- sity, Bowling Green, Ohio SUBJECTS: Office Practice, Shorthand I, Shorthand II EVELYN REESE DEGREE: Bachelor of Science, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio SUBJECTS: English, Speech, Family Living JUDY REINKING DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts, Baldwin-Wallace College SUBJECTS: English, French I, French II RON REINKING DEGREE: Bachelor of Arts,Baldwin-Wallace College SUBJECTS: Bookkeeping, Business Law, Consumer Economics, General Business, Typing I, Typing II E. E. ROSENBERGER DEGREE: Bachelor of Science, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio GRADUATE WORK: Bowling Green University, Bowling Green, Ohio SUBJECTS: Industrial Arts, Drafting CARL J. ROSS DEGREES: Bachelor of Science in Music Education, Wittenberg University. Master of Art, The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio SUBJECT: Music ROGER W. SHIPMAN DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts, Morehead State Uni- versity, Morehead, Kentucky. Master of Arts, Uni- versity of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky GRADUATE WORK: Miami University, Oxford, Ohio SUBJECTS: Health, Physical Education RUTH STEINER DEGREE: Bluffton College, Bluffton, Ohio GRADUATE WORK: University of Chicago, Chi- cago, Illinois SUBJECT: Latin II AGNES M. STROUSE DEGREES: Bachelor of Arts, Earlham College. Bachelor of Science, The Ohio State University, Co- lumbus, Ohio SUBJECT: Home Economics HOWARD A. 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