Pleasant High School - Key Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1967 volume:

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Schools are the foundation upon which this solid future is based: however, today's schools are not for book learning. alone, they are educational centers with numerous extracurricular activities designed to pro- duce a well rounded individual. Upon graduation from high school, a student forgets his childhood pranks and teen-age fads and begins to realize his responsibilities as an adult in today's everchanging world. Although his days as a youngster may be over, their im- 2 portance will never die because a moment of youth is immeasurable as well as unforgettable. N r fi- 5 xi :Wk X we -' xr 4, f , W r Egfiyf' '99 , V wiki A i Vmhi N5 . Q , .V N H .Mx L x X b gp X1 I fi if lx 'i is Wm? Q? '24- :.f'5,.?4 ,S-' ' MMA M x V! ..- X. .fs Gi as H 1 1 ix QA ! UDENT LIFE a aaa ,ag ,t Aside from seeking further knowledge and prepar- ing for the future, Pleasant's students stepped out in- to the world socially, Starting in the fall with the reign of the annual homecoming queen, many school activities provided exciting entertainment for all the students. The senior play, The Red House Mystery, and the junior play, You Can't Kiss Caroline, fea- tured the theatrical talents of both classes. Another annual production, the Talent Show, sponsored by the Student Council, furnished its audience with top notch high school talent, Climaxing the special events, the juniors presented their prom with a trop- ical charm all its own. 1966-67 had been a busy year in the life of each student, but it had been worth every moment of it. '67 A,-4 .- ,4,vv ' K +? in W r Y new KM, ew' K E Honor Qiudenis Eight 1967 graduates obtained the title of Honor Student by maintaining a minimum scholastic average of 3.5 during their high school years. They are as follows: Bob Keith, Carol Kersey, Debbie Benjamin, Mary Kay Shroats, Mary Rice, Janet Beasley, Janis Holder, and Keith Townsend fab- sentj. 6 grime ,,,,,.,,, . .V ,ws ,..,. A f. r, ,. L 171, t .es wma MAGIC MOMENTS '67 Evening In 'Tropical Paradise WFP: Aug , I sf 7 K 4 Yi '--Q X 3 4 -x - we T 1' QW Taleni Show SHEILA MCMURRAY Lab Technician Marion General KEITH THRUSH Printer Vaughan Printing House CANDY RICE Doctor 's ,Assistant Smith Clinic Co-operaiive Training JOHN HOU SER Engineering Aide Whirlpool f ,Q E ,X H K gr, J, 4 X! y - :wp MR. CORNETT Vocational Coordinator 1 JEFF HOLLIDA Y Bank Clerk X KERRY FOOS Medical Aide Community Memorial National City JEAN BOSTON Doctor's Assistant Dr. Lenzo MARY RICE Advertising Secretary Swink Advertising P89 sue' I. Life A+ P.H.9. ix Maria Crisiina Pardo This young lady has the remarkable distinction of being P1easant's very first foreign exchange student. After graduation in Colombia, South Ameri- ca, she traveled to the United States to enter Pleasant as a senior. During her visit from No- vember to January, she was a guest in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. George Perlick and Mr. and Mrs, William P. Smith. Her sunny smile and pleasing disposition made the days she spent at Pleasant enjoyable for ev- eryone. 7 . E X JE :Tig Q. l if You Can'+ Kiss Caroline Directed by MR ROBERT MUTSCHELKNAUS CAST Torn Cosgrove Barb Keith Mike Phillians Jack Lawrence Sue Long Jon King Jan lobe Cathie Mooney Terry Raulin Sally Clark Eva Bondor Laura Lewis Janice Lee Cindy Kyle Vicki Young Stage Manager: Tim Cosgrove Lighting: Tom Flach Alan I6 HP' p 1 IP? :IE iii: IHS I I! li P mes! 'il QV U bf SENIORQ PRESENT U: The Red House Mgsiergu I 5 Ya nga Directed by MR, WM T SMITH CAST Jean Sens Debbie Benjamin Rod Gebby Janet Beasley Nancy Huff Roy Haynes Keith Townsend Karen Noland Tom Heiby Barb Perlick Carol Kersey Laura Jividen Rick Chapman Gary Mauk XQX Jim Guy ,ref fr .,. Stage Manager: Bob Keith 1 1 . U K T' l ie Properties Manager Mary Shroats Stage Crew: Priscilla Armendinger Steve James Jerry Lynch Keith Thrush Gene Monnette Queen Colleen SENIOR DEDE Homecoming JUN IUR Dede Landon Kris Baker Eva Bondo Colleen MCM Colleen Moore F N454 , 45 f 1 X L JD 'W if A ' 'l3?0 W A U K iutv. 9 072 Ax4OffxX ,J H. ,.kV. ,K V- . - RGANIZATION9 l z if , 5 w a J Cs, my N .q '.-f:k-. 1 ,,,, Whether in flying snow or blazing sun, some or- ganization is sure to be busy working. Loyal mem- bership in a school organization has always meant a great deal to students. There are clubs organized for service and for fun, those affiliated with national and international organizations, and those competing within themselves. Each of Pleasant's clubs has a definite purpose - to acquaint students with possible professions, to honor the students' scholastic achieve- ments, to record the news and activities at school, or to plan the general activities of the student body. The character and personality of each individual stu- dent is best portrayed through the activities in which he participates. '67 5 M -fm 5 ififfsfx OFFICERS - N, Huff, S, Clark, C. Ker- sey, C, Mooney. 1 u Janice Lee Nancy Eichhorn Dede Landon if Barb Keith ADVISOR - Miss Buckley Martha Lee I -3. Priscilla Armendinger Sporiin OFFICERS - A, Bell, D. Benjamin, L. Lewis, B. Keith, J, Beasley. ADVISOR - Miss Buckley . 5 s,ss , i1liUllBlIfzMUlDs:U sSi1tUsSUff5mUggj E5 ' ssjgs Aimugigif Q SUUUBEIYBB I Lassies Girls Track Team COACH - Miss Buckley l l f' EDITQR - J. Beasley, ADVISOR - Mr. Cornett LAYOUT EDITORS - C. Moore, Yearbook N. Eichhorn, C. Mooney, D. Benjamin. BUSINESS MANAGER - M. Shroats Quill And Scroll ADVISORS - Mrs. Callahan, Mr. Cornett 26 EDITORS - D, Landon, J. Beasley, N, Huff, Poin-fer ADVISOR - Mrs. Callahan. E' CN KT EH YA zz, K fc Color Guard au!-M if-6 Connie Ulery - SERGEANT MAJOR Mrs. Waldbauer - ADVISOR f'Jl?'ff ' - -- -.iff 'W K pi' Drum Major David Slack UIIHUE mmsaiu fV'15sS' Sflfh' '51 f Nimfzu 11r'ius1:'u lf WLM xii 1571.5 ii? WEVWHIXI iEl!lUElU FV lwsma an 413 .ml me isnilnel! HEI 1654211 . M1135-:eu QHIIHHEII Y a 2 1 X , IIQHHLH EJIZUSMIUEHQ ULHII IIUHME 2SllLIl:i'U 1l!Ul'1'll -n ' L , 12' an 5' 1 n Xu- ng, p 1. Conce nl 'guys xl! Hn W HIT lr kg If K ffilmx z2faum'fums 'anew Wausau 'nasal Ifsuvn 'fx -ICQ? Q' f x-PIE 3.7 ,' lima! f'1i ,fy J' X N gun i IA, K fl ,mgggg iH1iUH2ll11Hsg3 'pumf nggsx' inurzsik mnmu , ri u ki: si :VJ 'Q-vf fig? f fifznaaiil : 5afius:1fi5suH: 11! -'fvinrm mana' vnbuaen msn:-wn Qu H8111 WSH MOH!!! UiU!L2iiE al O I' 6 i + 9 and T i . A, S a Ii Q X 15,51 12? S225 if! IM H55 F :sii???4 311 S F5Ef 2 ?i2i34 i?i134 giiI2f?jZf5 iTf 5f3ff 3f1if5 21119511 rrllnzx HAH!! Hit!-Qui? fflleam slhH5 2aLiiiBL!lSSIVUHIUQfalgBHi E+ff3sl58R1 ,:,.1 hi vii QT i?i?n5 f? E2f ffi?iEEJ Q32!!ff?5,fQf Eff?3 53 ?ff Qrifiarle :sim HQ!-2.11 fsfllffif x fiDH2 L3 aQsif fIf i1s iER!!' iiEU82iIfEEfl5llR1II 'll E!2 fn: Q55 wif fn: if xp .iriifiixf Lgyfiflfsigr- Wggglj gzruilnsu tummy wow? imiQUHi.ii fifrfiwii SIE!! sr1iU8eiIzQHlglI2!! nxfrfef I iw ' f' :' i iff i:Si!E' ' ::i!E E'i ?lQi?gI'f'? 3tiF ?E? ! :m.,.g 'ff !'f.l,r...'.1 .fYfnL.xu'5i f..3n.m1 fiiwninr? +ig'3:!?ilXs'rufxxX fgufnnflf ?g:'!5'kl!H luffflr' x , . 5 5 f X DIRECTOR - Mrs, Waldbauer 29 OFFICERS - C. Mooney, C. Gillespie, P. Armendinger, R. Haynes, C, Kersey, L. Lewis, Fuiure Homemakers DF America 30 ADVISOR - Mrs. Busch ADVISOR - Mr. Barnes Fuiure Teachers Of America Fuiure Farmers Of America ww -I Q A ADVISOR - Mr. McClintock OFFICERS - M. Lehner, C. Mautz, R. Packer, R. Lichtenber ger, P. Lyons, D. Neidhart id OFFICERS - S, Augenstein, N, Middleton, P. Waggle. J. Bush, K. Noland, J. Lehman, P. Callahan, C. Hoch, L. Middleton. I Chorus DIRECTOR - Mrs, Waldbauer On February 17, 1967 the high school chorus scored a success with their first mu- sical, The Gux From Venus, Gug From Venus E i ii If I K '5?7 5iVlSWS ,Al :J ' I ,, .,. f.m,.x., cwm Va? 0 w-Q .1 fti T1 V .aa Fuiure Farmers Of America if 4' ADVISOR - Mr. McClintock OFFICERS - M. Lehner, C. Mautz, R, Packer, R. Lichtenber ger, P, Lyons, D, Neidhart OFFICERS - S. Augenstein, N, Middleton, P. Waggle, J. Bush, K. Noland, J. Lehman, P, Callahan, C. Hoch, L. Middleton. 3I sv' Senior Honor Qooieig 6 Junior HOHOP 90C'9f9 if 3 ., . H fixak Scholarship Team LQ, League ADVISOR - Mr. Barnes X-Q5 ' M jf is sawn f' mff'amr1v1l:z':iii11l , . if M ' MgrwaQ.1r' s:: 5 srfsmge -N 1 xi K 1 5 . r W - . W, .- . M QS - X Q 2 X - Q sf 561.1-3 :S if l ' SYS' 8'Y'15I E H L -,,., ff fix-- x,,,+l-1, ,?l, f. if On February 17, 1967 the high school chorus scored a success with their first mu- sical, The Gu! From Venus, Wlfm!-1 G?-RVN lf IFRl05HxK O ' Wie-',3iiX'IS Gug From Venus 34 Chorus DIRECTOR - Mrs. Waldbauer 'ii-WIS QMLUN M. ,,.. 45 . 1- S . Wa f' X? 'E 1 'A 'MW .vlfgfjkff .T . if TEENAGER OF MONTH Gary Mauk OFFICERS Gebby, Bondor, Benjamin Baily. OFFICERS - M.R1Ce, 14, Thrush, 1. VOCQHOTIGI Indusfrial Schmidt, J. Houser, R, Haynes. 1..-.d.,F,.,..pn-i- -.Q-sll'9 '.,, ADVISOR - Mr. Cornett I Busmess Club ADVISORS - Mrs. Krigbaum, Mrs, Bumgarner. 36 OFFICERS - W, Hudson, M. Rice S. Clark, C. Rice, J. Boston 1 .7 KA A K Q e 5 , ,j,g,j'M:,,.N . 42,5-, , -,, ,'I. . .A e . . .- fyiirdfaifeg X,,, - l - - f --ff . Spanlsh OFFICERS - D. Scott, K. Keith, J. Guy. J. Riley, A. Bell. ADVISOR - Mr. Cheney Libra Hans OFFICERS - R, Osborne, B, Millisor S. Ransom, K. Branch. ADVISOR - Mrs. Bemowx ,....,,, .W . ' . O A . .lUrIi0r Band ADVISOR - Mr. To Junior High Qiudeni Council N! 1 69 M Junior Girls' Chorus ADVISOR- Mr. Toms 3 A A A - A Junior Bogs' Chorus ADVISOR PORTS F ,fff'Lf The spirit of sports is in a touchdown, a jumpshot, or a smashing home run which brings a crowd to its feet with wild excitement. Pride swells in the moth- er or father whose son has just scored. The real thrill however, is in the player himself. The feat per- formed is a reward for hours of hard practice: it brings about a feeling of accomplishment. It is a dream come true, a dream from childhood, perhaps, of scoring the deciding points in a victory. From this pride and excitement is built a fortress against the unknown, the future. The ath1ete's moral attitude is formed through I want to, I can, I will, '67 --19' 32 20 S... Moments like these led Coach Stan Kirby and his 1966-67 Spartans to the undisputed Marion County championship and co-cham- pionship of the N,C.C, During tournament action PHS captured the sectional crown and the runners-up tro- phy in Columbus District play, 42 'N Va rs-.Hg Ba skeiball GARY MAUK JACK BURGGRAF JERRY LYNCH ,,,,,. ,A.,LL NR iw PM V JIM GUY GARY FULTON Sensor Sparians ROGER LICHTENBERGER GENE MONNETTE KERRY FOOS Tournamenis PHS OPP, Sectional Elgin 63 54 Cardington 53 52 District Jonathan Alder '70 59 Canal Winchester 62 64 Marion Catholic Carnival Marion Catholic 88 67 Buckeye Valley 52 60 F Season Schedule Marion Catholic Elgin Col. Crawford River Valley Buckeye Central Riverdale North Union Ridgedale Wynford Cardington Elgin Mohawk Fairbanks Carey Ridgedale River Valley PHS OPP 52 59 82 50 '76 42 60 45 65 64 68 47 67 64 62 50 64 66 56 65 62 '55 84 64 41 45 72 58 59 57 '74 51 N. . VI. ,4 W if ,151 1 H 34 1 X -Si 0 l Honored Hoopsiers GARY MAUK Honorable Mention A11-American lst Team N, C, C, lst Team Marion County MIKE LANDON 2nd Team Marion County JIM GUY Honorable Mention Marion County JERRY LYNCH GENE MONNETTE 1st Team Marion Oounty 2nd Team N.C.C. DAN LANDON lst Team Marion County 2nd Team Marion County MQW pw S 'E 'T Els! Lv , V, If Cf C 35'-a W , C , E x'k' ' if', L, C ,C . s' 'f wav' 9 N ES? Janet Cusick Freshmen Mary Landon COACH - Mr. Wilcox mls LESS Q ., ' if 121 s 1 x .. fi .Q -ni C3 fC I f I I 1 ' 'QU-E121 num Becky Plumley 'QA Ti... NN-. M..4Wg wNM,. QE, Q X x 'K Elanced offense, minglllie run for the points failed vgmtmil' mmf-llfuu5f 'fg' 'fifi Guy' 3 sijfflfwglnd Idfgfc mn and passm auowedzand Score at halftime was 20'6Eas a'po enia power ouse inlsemoi. this secon ea ing g , g' , r ,U fthe forth Central Qonterencre.5ground gamer for the Spartans K21y'S Zfsants Spartans to 5f'301'9 IU Qncpy-5 A 'l lvlllllawk with 41 y3l'dS. ry quarter Friday night ' bird quarter gwhpi the winners t Q Gary gyfauk did 3 rim? jon Kay's griddersssman! A me sawed of-e inns l'G1'liH:J it f 'ggllin xthe plays lor l erdale 38-18 hef ty X '52 e 'ppingy 9' 5 Xlhe firs' Wiegliiielvzit-ken' is M, 63, THF ing crowd ati' i : :3?s f QXQ, ut tl l 1 it :ntiting on deter 6 if qt V J he Spartuyll ix 6 t Xin their T Q Next weelf frav-5 he first qy , 4 in ' to Cgf ,ei for its t Stamfdi A H in it . 5 i wack Gr is Ssfffmfi NN end xvone d lirae. Ti yi iy t V xxxx A ,y5Haf?g?l'ilvieP?i W is,,v3AsAN'1' yarsfiion . Q ,,aw 'Cleiii allege, ffglfliy mtfififflfji Qliliiljgiiallfme Surge ltd 2:3 3 sb, Hi i is so -as or e e. f is . l sxox 'bwiianass IVIJRDAL i 0 aj i J ,ova-ng 60 r the ki Q s b X ,teinaining in the asagts one 1 i lame .sg 75, 'n 34 yards P9 JY , A, , i 113 to A .b y he scoring. nse and g' I lies? A, on'dale ma e one last bid to ns with 1 . i' xwnuis refiafter the kickoff but 'ning in the i d. r gstopped on Pleasanfs 8 leasant scored in the secondilillfl- rter with 6:20 left on a Gary Pleasant picked up 268 k to Rick C n pass rushing and 118 passing. ring 24 yay as easant Monnett was the big recovered s U Wi-lgainer for the winners with to startt Q Qlyards in 12 carries. t failed X ylgained 127 yards rushing ike Lan K y e t5211 yards in the air. 1-dale p lvterhack Rodabaugh ard line ' 'iof 13 passing attempts ed down , W, y ll ing 3 scoring passes for line. Go if ers. The win gives Pleasant a 4-i final 18 on 'season record. aiming' Jill .F lf Pleasant 6 14 6 12-33 f01' U16 5 nfl P'-at Riverdale 0 6 0 12'-It verdale gf the ser Pleasant scoring: TD, Goyei d with e seconds Chapman, Monnette, Maul: lay in th if when qu , g by 1g ATg Guy lrunl Rivg ack Rod y ikh passed t E s s ale scoring: TD, Human 2 1 N 111. 11 3 .I , fl J .J Success A 'her it be in Pleasant, 6 6 ll J FJX? it mpetitiv rts event o tthe teal :Ze worked t t th you - Q- , involves lightingf l seasons 2? Lie was what you believe in and do-5 proud o or everything you can to ob-f Rene, is n your goal? fiery ' il X , If 1, ommenting during Pleasantfllhfrush, ' gh Schools Fall Athletic Ban-1 Greer, 1 et Tuesday night in the seliooli Chapman, i-e1 mnasium, guest spe ' r ek7 Keith, D' fi ut, head football e tililave Fe F io Wesleyan Unive i e get Egan Cus Fiden, Jael, 4 - F Said, Be t 2 elmiiclt, Mike Sews sible in za' ' x'i'errt . o smallest 'Milt d ,Igtmd me 8, .iyR'il3l 1 Af ,giimasa Pleasant's Spartans moved i ounds at the Pleasant one .Versat Ohiow fmchhf we Slfllthiyardg in Pin? plays ang 'A lmiod aunt five Ploaswiit. different th' t l 'i ghne' , :si d Bill Millisor, Opening kickozf to seo vigil? wyiidfielfgin in tl1eAtll1Lii'd2mdt. the high soho t 1 tal t J were present- touchdown of the g fi? 1 s Malik to Chapnmulff fb i Y be blggelf ,f? TTs , 'afy flfi 1' being Seflmght at C010-U95 Cf 5 yards and Clan!-T' failing dihhbut has as U36 'Z I yaluqmeicame heme with ,wx another i5 but the i e same t 4. o e ' ' V, t i' ist face p f -gf 8 , l as Sant fl l a e r. Fout 5 s y Q' X ehes tate f . ye . ' 9 - . ' if fi if 'a . players ure only rea-Y vm Kllfldltffli W1 we OUCNWSIVGQ Thg pleasant p .ewith ard, 'le Dichler ledus 'mu i they'r ig football is to? lille Mik9,Lff1Yld0U l'9C9lVedlb311 into play a I4 own 2' illlie J l's wi fig. The Soar- ,Un an Oflllf - fiUdf00lbf1llwll1'l' .t 01,5 Mgmt' tmphyv lon the first Pig from se ld El midst? nib any other sport, is an edu- LHYYY WHCOX llllfoduced lhelmage .lim Guy plunged ll J. Pleasant' gained itll? ion, he said,' Nor it ivouldnltlfl'0Sllm9ll and l'Q5Gl'V 3 molbaulffai-d,'Quarterback Garv Mal, flhrough the an: ln first incluilsed as a part of a o PlilYfl'FS and Jim lllidlemi 5Ch00lltlie11 threw to Guy lot' aulill-'y'zai't'K!Mti5g.s it was Pleasant 9-li. Pleas- h school or college activities.iP1'lllCii33lf 3flll'0dUC9Cl me ChGG1'-login 1 1 ' 1' V at the tiist quarter Wilson ioitly iftei the opening kiek-5 f On the Loud plat of the ime Vilun file linebacker ele Dr fL ed a arv Man Pleas- nalty Viking halfbag. 39 and in 11 cited up 14 ynds and Lat. 0 a 61-ya,-d SC irried for 3 more to the Pleas S.: A it over or ' '-'lu' 'UV' 'U V- H 'f 'v 'M y ,y , v n Q lv. you ,U V l .X ,,,.,u..,, .,...K,l.,,... ...v....V.W Y . KWH 'H H Q f . , ', . Vail , N . a turning point in th unged over for the score. Tlierfullback Momwtte get uehdoxtn tame with 9 18 ICft'27.-yard 1-un to Sp .ff ei game. but capitalized on x, e pitixei C ey lrounetrl liixfci'-hmicn fum WNSOU Imffhcfl 3 P2155 to ' lt- when Pleasant dropr ZF, lfdule 54-0 and lticlgedale toll toY.m5hmg 1.-I ton Ralston tor the tu' ,J Band the Warriors 070 aunt Gilead 232- wudlim. um and River Valley led 2 Q ' ,f kthc Spay-1311 19. QW W lfllgin. ziiiclvltix'-,md cmd' But Pleasant w ' f six yards r 6? v gan all Northf I ' O - iln that 4 Neeunted out yet. A River VMC turned the ensuing it V ' 112, two Skim Q X d d . i x ' A'l to Pleaa g H v- L in t 'I liays Spart From the 9 Sutton? ba, . sneak from t 5 , tllfnllzf lwlflif at came in the K, a f I '- ,- -rtecl their C0'l',down. Guy skirted' Rib Q l Wffzkll' .be r 4 fi 6 Q 'X' I I. X f s f I' is rec xvexfks I mt mint uries to two -yu. Ka playa but both shou. h md aeti tonight's game. .. sq Gi euior haltback, reeeiv ,guns er bruise and Dir .5 I . 4 rnsivt l lflli sail., ' U Ulla? t U it 1tg2rXmg?7 , no-0 I yeh air Mike Landon, Steve Keith Thrush were cited 'l'o be a great football play- 1011 G' 1 L 0 2 , . - Jounc - Greer, a senior end, bruised his pf ' P knee .ith a l-.ne 4 , . eeted to P1 aetiee this week on the W more W Spartan field reported to Y. , have been abr - rage xw'ith1E'l3:cIf2? most of the 1 S' 3 drills be-kgs wilfcli g ffpmlt 0 V. 5 the 99-pound a team S ti of-,lucy one tense for - pk'-Mnp6und . pected to 'Cdr-n Vikin We We do 1.-ear match ewleasant c partans w .LQ lldolh lines. has been n ia' lotff' fun .190 , gmgap msiste ltr haseighted a nd. ack Plezisfarit sid thelifd Smllg th . I l-antave elippc point ou X t it ' beU'0llCl U4 ffen ini--'01'mt-5 ed I El e Colonel Crawford ter- RIVER Th back is an excellent passer andf hand ha is capable of throwing the long till' l1'0lII Q nl K' ru not st th is aggregation, at as. a 1 Pleasant coach Don Kay will ani. use toflensively rom left to 'l'hey hz right across ' ez Riektll game. Chapman, a . . ound sen-:iyed tw - Q' - 25--et a rea 8 could gc X h'l'he Viki Dan for their cletensixg -:mpc ph ' Q 1 W - A A . I, X Mig mgixttweek the oi'tant'.t'zu:tor1lie must teiicfhaggilfor W .d mm.,-tam Rival- Slal motiyation. lroi herein, he pound ,A Oni? mm ot their third eonteitgf is d- A li, U10 tt93f,.lSl...E1L!tLt:.t:.S.bL.... f f ' tm . ' , . f ' rpx ' f A nic . . g4:,,f i, X1 1 I'1 ff sox wenneiotr: guards lp to Wu-H ' ' ' 'MJ a Q ' 160-pound senior am exhi iciioin Kcith, Graf yr - I 4 . , . , h ill be Tun Guyer 1 timing to the s Fl usb: baelt L and awards were phgwmcd us ound junior and Gene in the ll 1 Luv M0561 Nlonnk' - ' - ' 5 ' '-10 1 - i l' T T , I T-L. f it , 4 Hill l fe, nl J , lJpOUIlC SQ lib ld drive landon. ' e ' 7i.:,T1mI:.v tgimsoo M In A hold down the tullbaek S ein to 1111011 1 7 A Q ' On the other side of the eouv' ding 5 I Ends Shipman Lid that mls Wm- Q tumg ty this week Rizlszeclale was busyztis 44- ' Um working out mistakes from its ' u f aa V - b - L C01 ONE L CRMPSX I 1 lxay. head lootball coach E if xx.. N: f w ' s :lx I . 7 a ak, ' 'A ,xr us f wr., 'S' , ' f f x A J , y ' - V.. 3:4 ., 4. ,.x . k, .w 'f..f 4 . 5. few. .f 5' ' -f 45 , .0 ,1 a ,ff ' mv, . kg'-1. -pq 2 9 . s 1' 'W fvfr -f.'.'-..' Zi I K. ff' 'Q ' 5-:,!,. ig is Q-Arg. .fatty . N k ... 0' I ' f' fa, ' uf .j'l QW? 2f5?'?f :' A 1 jx! an , Ala ,QP ': -AX 'nasn W f -X A 4 2. - it Schedule PHS OPP Mohawk 14 6 Col. Crawfqrd 8 0 River Valley 16 30 Ridgedale 28 0 Riverdale 38 18 Carey 28 8 Jonathan Alder 6 8 Wynford 66 14 Elgin 6 16 5I Cross Counirg C h ' MR. BRIDINGER . , N BOB KEITH GARY FULTON T in-v .. ug Si GA RY MA UK 51 .l sf. my El E 9 3 5 I Coach - MR. KAY Assistant Coach - Ft . Q DICK GREER Track MR. SHELTON ' ' if X. ' X HMM MW N w ' M 5, 'W' 2 Q 45 -14 Q w AM f A M Wmmxx vm A ' M-s'w Q M M GUY 1 53 5 .J wma ' GARY MAUK KEITH THRUSH Hp KEITH TOWNSEND X I x , 'rm P v I Q- A Coach - MR. KIRBY . ff ' Ass't Coach - f MR. GUCKER El., , .iraq ,, ,. f X LIZ! H . UA A 4k yfdg k I K K 1: 'Zin l',11',!f!m. '., .,,,, Baseball : . 5 if-J? efilff'f 5, 552 5 5 9 x Mya, fn ,.,f,. ,, . M A Q - 5 ' JACK BURGGRAF .A JIM GUY 'FST w ww . X Junior High Sporis Track Fooiball Coach - MR. MUTSCHELKNAUS Assistant Coach - MR. MAIN Coach - MR. COFFMAN Assistant Coach - MR. SHELTON 56 ih K Baskeiball 7+h Grade Coach - MR. SHELTON 1 PEDPLE if war .3 The spirit of association is continuously vary- ing throughout the lifetime of an individual. The everchanging pattern of life never ceases to produce new acquaintances. The kids in the neighborhood, the guys on the team, the girls in the club, the dedicated teachers and leaders, and that special someone make up each person's acquaintances and true friends during the golden years of school. It is this fellowship and these ideals which accompany the student the rest of his life. These people are also the ones who have introduced him to the true meaning of friendship and have given him a better under- standing of the people who constitute the world. '67 JOSEPH SHORT Supermtendent Elementary Prin. They guide students toward their achievements. They demonstrate thoughtfulness, generosity, and good fellowship, They are indispensable in time of need. These are the attri- butes of P1easant's administration. As the school year opened, there was a restraint between the faculty and the students. As the year progressed, the teachers gained the students' respect and admiration. The faculty influenced the students' personalities, helped to de- velop their ideals, and guided them in their thinking, MR, J, M, HUNT, Adminisiraiion MR, JIM MIDLAM, div' High School Prin. Board of Educahon President, Mr. Gordon Eichhorn Vice President, Dr. D, H, MacPherson Mrs. Elnora Beal Mr, Ray Augenstein Mr. John Lawrence Clerk, Mrs, Grace McMurray bl .Af R 5' R CLERK - Mrs. McMurray HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY - Mrs. Shroats '99 5.1 '1 S. ELEMENTARY SECRETARY Mrs, Phillians GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Barnes . . i b Cooks S- L r fx 3 l Mrs, Smith, Mrs, Bunnell, Mrs. Piatt, Mrs. Leffler, Mrs. Radebaugh :fi if T 'fx-X. A -W .us f. .W Mrs. Seiter, Mrs, Dietsch, Mrs. Lane if .r Bus Drivers Cusfodians SEATED: Mrs, Hunt, Mrs, Rowland, Mrs Caudill STANDING: Mr, Mochel, Mr, FRONT ROW. Mr. Lust, Mr, Young, Mr. Lust SECOND ROW. Mr. Williams, Mr. Hoch, Mrs. Predmore, Mr Seiter Mr House- worth CAL Q01 Thompson, Mr. Arnold S5EESM . I :A ,U ,, '-nnnfe-ff Maih MR. PAUL KEERAN MR. JAMES COFFMAN MR, JOSEPH MORMAN MR, STANLEY KIRBY MR, DENNIS SHELT ON MR. MEL SPERRY MR. BOB GUCK ER Science Q ,Lg MR. MERTON PORTER Rb 5, Y :f mm n Ru an we A. snuff... ......, ic--in Cl lc Lo H4 In W loO1lr PI QI ....,.,K -uw.. 'E QQAK Np Pu Am Cm I 'Q 'W 3 'CO 1 ,.. ::x,v MISS ESTHER WILLIAMSON ',,gL.,,,, ,....4 Language MRS, BARBARA CALLAHAN MRS. JANE PEACOCK fa U I W MRS, CAROLYN HEINE MRS. BETTY DENDINGER 2... 3Q, Rugs, fw- v-IX' MRS, GERA LDINE ADELEPERGER gr S 7- a ,, : F 9? M 1 l MR. DAVID CHENEY 67 MRS. LAVINA '75 BUSCH . 6 Q . Qiaie Homemakers ADVISOR - Mrs. Busch Rita Collmer, Judy Lehman, Sue Augenstein, and Charlene Hoch each achieved the State Home- makers Degree during the 1966-67 school year. 68 Home Economics ' ! 1,8 Q f' gk .EL MRS. LOIS BILLS i ! 1 11 'Y 2 6 MR, DON KAY ,-,-,-,,,,............. '1ug..,,,.-.- lining.- MISS MARTHA BUCKLEY Physical Educaiion MR, DENNIS BRIDINGER Qs Q 'iv JA.. 14? ff, MR, LESTER COVERT Soclal Siudies C ,,,i 4'Q E 3 MR, WILLIAM SMITH ' , W ,,. v MR, LA RRY WI LCOX ,nf-2 Q- Cx3 IX!! 5 MR, RAY ALDRICH ff 1 eig:i,g.- scuo AS c mmm am., . N. MRS, PAULINE KING Librarg MRS, MARGARET BERNOW .ll Indusirial Aris 41 , MR. STEVE MCGUIRE MR, LAWTON MCCLINTOCK '. Vocaiional Agriculiure N Commercial i A 4 ,F MRS, BRENDA BUMGARNER 1 '3... :'k'-il-' x 'I MRS. ANGELA KRIGBAUM ing? I Wan-5... The Arfs MR, ROBERT MUTSCHELKN AUS MRS, PATRICIA WALDBAUER MR. CHARLES TOMS MRS, CAROLINE SCHRAM X ,2f, 'L i !4 ! Seniors Days grew longer for most students at the start of the second semester, but to seniors the hours flew on swift wings, Proud members of the graduating class of 1967 received their diplomas and many congratu- lations at Commencement ceremonies. In dark blue and white gowns, an impressive group marched out of the gymnasium and bade their fond farewell to w the hallowed halls of Pleasant High School. Blwiiulipm RS , Karim OFFICERS - President - Bob Keith Vice President - Keith Thrush Secretary-Treasurer - Karen Noland X.- MOTTO: Today is the tomorrow we talked about yesterday. COLORS: Dark Blue and Light Blue FLOWERS: White and Light Blue Pompon Mums i V at W We t ty L 1 PRISCILLA ARMENDINGER SUSAN AUGENSTEIN JANET BEASLEY GARY BEERY SALLY BALLARD DEBBIE BENJAMIN ROGER BLANK ALANA BOSSE JEAN BOSTON Q JACK BURGGRAF CRAIG CAMPBELL ffl RICKY CHAPM AN RITA COLLMER . CHERYL CRISSINGER wif! NANCY EICHHORN KERRY FOOS MYRA DUTT GARY FULTON 'Q KEN GAMBLE DICK GREER agf X TOM HEIBY Wl'1 '? -!U5 ROD GEBBY DAVID GRA CE surf' Ganz!! JIM GUY ROY HAYNES WXWWWWNWNN AX CHAMENEHOCH .TANIS HOLDER ,,,.... , JEFF HOLLIDAY '55 .TON HORD JOHN HOUSER WANDA HUDSON STEVE JAMES M NANCY HUFF RON HUTCHINSON LAURA JIVIDEN BOB KEITH M aint N WALT KELLER CAROL KERSEY DEDE LANDON RN K 1 1 MEL POLLY LAWRENCE LYNNE LEWIS ROGER LICHTENBERGER ,-:x . . .L L A f A if ,P i f , 1 ' , . i I hw ,..., 1 JERRY LYNCH GARY MAUK RALPH MCDANIELS ..r x, A SHEILA MCMURRAY LINDA MIDDLETON LINDA MILLISOR -.gq.g:vf---QQ-sgjigggsw A . A+ f . .L 1-Svw 41'T ' 'in-f GAYLARD MILLS GENE MONNETTE COLLEEN MOORE 'CIC JOHN NOGGLE KAREN NOLAND JACK OEHLERS N 7 l ,J RON PACK ER NW -- J 11:-ff . E x.. A NEK1.-. 'r :Z Q . . wwf A - MARY RICE 'Gr'-K JACK SCHMIDT BARB PERLICK DENNIS RIDENOUR CANDY RICE Al T ERRY ROLLIS ON T ERRI SEIT ER af, JEAN SENS fb -637 TEET Q'--1' . . , . 495 bf iw-rv' MARY SHROATS GARY SMITH SHERYL SPEARS A , K ,gt .K ..., I .., ,.., ' 35 vi X535 , Y xg Q Q 3 s 1-our fUh NANCY SWINDLER KEITH THRUSH S. ,X -www -qw 'S - A Y Q. E . .- mx -: Qi ,,::5mfki-1 Ng-1 W - -, r - - :gg 2 V-q,gx,',,: ix 'QR X N A ' T' A Q' TIM WELLS JENNY WILSON 3-vw W KEITH TOWNSEND 1r:rj'7' BARB YOUNG P' 5' .. QQ 1, . - ,X X, , fi. Q I 13' .. ' ff I x 0 X , 4 .R H , Ill --.... Juniors The Prom, class play, and homecoming, along with academic achievements, all helped make 1966- 67 a memorable year for the junior class, As the year came to an end, the class was not looking back- ward, but ahead toward the caps and gowns of the coming year. OFFICERS - President - Tom Cosgrove Secretary - Anne Bell Treasurer - Tom Flach Brenda Adams Vikki Armendinger Anne Bell Joe Bell Peggy Blank Marsha Blevins Eva Bondor it 'Q lf. Q Wesley Bookamer Cheryl Bosh Rick Branch Bob Brown Ron Campbell Judy Carpenter Kay Coleman Tim Cosgrove Tom Cosgrove Teresa Davis Dottie Denman Mike Dietsch David Fennell Al Fink Tom Flach Don Foertsch Dan Gamble Kevin Giles Carmie Gillespie Mary Gleespen Larry Goings 'Us 2 X E N X hx' ' Q 1 N. 'Nea FQ 1. Tim Goyer Juanita Hammond Pat Harbin Brenda Howard Randi Jewell Jan Jobe Mark Jones Jamie Jordan Barb Keith Peggy Kennedy Jon King Greg Knickel Cindy Kyle Danny Landon Jack Lawrence Janice Lee Judy Lehman Laura Lewis Sue Long Virginia Lowe Pedar Lyon Mary McDaniel Pat McKnight Norma Middleton Jo Ann Miller Cathie Mooney Ron Miers Peggy Osborne Harley Page Gene Peak Mike Phillians Mike Pritchard Tim Radebaugh Terry Raulin Dana Rodgers Doug Russell Evelyn Seiter Mike Seward Barb Smith Bonnie Southward 'UL bv-Q Ron Spears Jackie Steinberger John Stoneburner Sandy Thompson Connie Ulery Pat Unroe Marsha Walsh Helen White Melody White Bruce Wilson Vicki Young Sophomores Class rings, the cake raffle, and the coat check proved to be an unforgetta- ble partaof 1966-67 for the sophomores. Although half of their high school ca- reer is behind them, they still have many things to accomplish in order to make the class of 1969 one of the great est ever. OFFICERS - President - Roger Hunter Vice President - Chris Wilson Secretary - Paula Callahan Treasurer - Dave Abbott Dave Abbott David Bailey Kris Baker Chris Balsley Bonnie Bowen Sally Brady Larry Brown Don Bryant Jan Busch Jim Bush Paula Callahan Ron Carr Dave Coile Marla Cornwell Marsha Cornwell Dan Cusick Brent Davis Connie Deskins Randy Eager John Eichhorn Tim Elsey Janine Esposito Chuck Fosnaugh Patty Fox Debbie Gianero Kim Giles Helen Gleason Roger Grace Marianne Gray Nancy Green Phil Haas Linda Hazlett Diane Hughes Nancy Hudson Roger Hunter Steve Isset Sandy Jenkins Joe Jividen Jerri Johnson Judy Johnson Heather Jones Janet Kohlhorst A 5 Q V X . 'Sa .. Q 1 ik . X it , ,. mi K I A Q N 12 K 9 yr Q Abk Nw y xm!.r if 1: N 3 Q' rf 5 vu : jg 1 N . . Ixos. Q1 S pf Q Q4 t e If 3 r 1 . Q snr N h 'Q X X ,W x Gu X T3 r MMJ r R f - Rx -f Xe 4 l' x ? la n b is , My f Ire' ' x A 1' A X S r V M ,l 6 I K , rf' L ' v R r qv W 4 r x at W' li S f 5' in vi me X X x iii 54 X r . ef' -. ' 1 x. ' f 1 1450. '3' 1 iiffw, J .V -3 j 1. ,X f r 0' X 2, g rr.. f 'M X 'x -KX X1 Q I Maw, a vi 'X tx .w I 'ft 211 N 'ls g V John Zeig S' 7: Mary Zink 31 v y , ,i X lla L Fm - fi gs ' Mike Landon Martha Lee Mike Lehner Doug Lowe Tim Massie Charles Mautz Bob McDaniels Estelle Mills Ricky Mills Barb Monnette Jim Mulvaine David Neidhart Ron Osborne Debbie Peak Jay Riley Lynn Roberts Greg Robinson Phyllis Rollison Bob Schneider David Scott Richard Sebring Peggy Seiter Ron Seiter Dave Slack Steve Smith Vicky Tashiro Ken Thomas Basil Thompson Mike Todd Ida Unroe Barb Vaughn Phyllis Waggle Carolyn Welsh Clair Welsh Linda Williams Chris Wilson .il NT- . -I .. It -E' H.- 3H.:l'4 r,'-. Q' 5 YQ 2 ' QEYX' 5-H N A Bm, Patty Adkins Paul Aiken John Armstrong John Baldwin Kevin Benjamin Joyce Bird Larry Blevins Diane Bollinger James Bookamer Alan Bosler Kathy Branch Robert Burge Sam Butler Roger Chaffin Bill Clark Steve Cole Patricia Crissinger Janet Cusick I in Q X, 'K y N 5 vfg ' Yin g ,' X.. 9 Freshmen Freshmen will always remember and cherish the year of 1966-67. This was the year the stu- dents grew up. They learned to work together and to strive toward the best for their class and their school. OFFICERS - President - Terry Miley fabsentj Vice President - Jim Sturtz Secretary - Bonnie Miley Treasurer - Kathy Keith sf ff B J 'fiat k X ' R Q If 5 2- 5 1 L . 'P Mix F 'f A! F ' 1 L ' ZR X? ' Mi ' 1.11 N iN! l ral fri F L 9l V 3 X , .rr , D d 2' l 5 :Q D KY., :su ' 'ig Q Q id 'Zh fr-, f 5 yj yi , N J ,l V yu x 2, I ,.. 134 N xx. I K 1 I bv t?x If 1 X133 N ., ,gg-'fi '-Y f A K- F:-' elf K feisfwz rf Li X 1- wx 15 f J x S ' V w,9. 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J 1 l , A La f X V x ' 'tk task f. f-4 Q' Y, :D W it , D Nix 'fi Y s.f.X..r ' ink K Pam Dorfe Don Duprey Doug Fink Rick Fosnaugh Mickey Fox Garry Ghearing Mike Gillespie Harmon Gillmore Randy Goings Terry Grate Doug Green Jennifer Guy Charles Haley Michelle Hans Mike Hans Brent Harraman Rick Hendershot Tanya Hensel Joyce Holder Kathy Hoover Arthur Hudson Linda Jividen Bill Johnson Jerry Jordan Gary Keeton Kathy Keith Debbie Kennedy Steve Kersey Mary Landon Linden Kirby Brenda Leffler Tom Leib Margie Mahaffey Jenny Massey Jim McClung Jim McKee Colleen McMurray Terry Miley Vickey Miller Bill Millisor Sue Mooney Pat Moore Bonnie Myers Tim Narrance Steve Noggle Judy Oehlers Janet Osborne Jerry Owings Polly Packer Dan Patrick Rick Pershing Shirley Plantz Becky Plumley Suzette Ransome Debbie Ridenour Laura Ross LaVonne Scott Jerry Seiter Sherry Seiter Robin Sellers Geoffrey Scholz Jan Shroats Jim Sturtz Sharon Swartz Chris Sczypanski Mark Tashiro Maryann Taylor Vernon Ulery Mary Van Sickle Dennis Wine Terry Young ef 15,4851 l ' 4' Q35 Qs hx . ' fl . 1 i 1 ,, W Q -Rx our -. 5 l .iff fa, 1 , E I e 15 5 , 5 47' Av -3,5-., ab xxx f Q ' he -'- 'f l .s at ' f Q ogg bhrxi 4-Q. Lg, I .,,- , Q ' 5.6 YQ X x Q: , J A x ' -4 ' lt- L I Y. .L , K F , ' L . 'LY ' If ' .:f'.'x A A 'Q Q A.. In - Q8 s N T ll' 3545: ge- 93 Junior High Boys and girls enrolled in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade at Pleasant are considered to be junior high students. During the school year these students accomplish academic achievements, practice self-government, and participate in athletics so as to prove their ability in someday becoming a high school student. 8ih Grade .mek Bob Abrams , M . . l 'MA L r Dottie Adkins n r C r y John Almendinger K, 7 : 'S yy' Danny Bailey gg' t ii 'M Sandra Behner W X , C . -. Jeff Bell My Rx or A ., 5-fi :-Biggs ,qrfrw-r 1 Y ' ' .,f :T'. 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X K X hw 'gp 1 ' . -. K A Y Q- J t e ' X N' Iii sl, x - X ix ' nr .4 -' ' L,f'-1. I OC-un-,vga 9 x A S 63- X X Elemeniarg During 1966-67 Pleasant elementary students and their teachers led an active life. Teachers strove to advance their students' education, and the students responded with a willingness to learn. This was the first year for the el- ementary reading center instructed by Mrs, Marian Bar- bey and for the participation of elementary boys in the high school basketball program. I, , . i 1 on R if rr--- A .... Q U 11. R 1 ' 'ws-M rf ..f N NW' l02 X VII v4 v4 if Y Five A FIRST ROW: Jackie Powers, Robert Tosco, Cindy Barnhouse, Cindy Hall, Michael Shriver Craig Lichtenberger, Lar- ry Fink, SECOND ROW: Sally Miller, Kim Rinehart, Stephen Cumbie, Jim Russell, Mrs. Dietsch, Lisa Callahan, Connie Brady, John Holsinger. THIRD ROW: Jim Millisor, Jeff Carr, Carolyn Livesay, Loretta Esposito, Melanie Brown, Gay Blackwell, Bill Roberts, Michael Wallace, Randy Robinson, Steve Freshour, Darlene Page, Donald Tem- ple, Donald Keeton 5 A Five B FIRST ROW: Donna Green, Kenneth Endicott, Robert Rice, Jean Schmidt, SECOND ROW: Tena Tolle, Tim Baldwin, Mrs, Young, Ron Abbott. THIRD ROW: Jim Temple, Richard Perrin, Richard Matheson, Jeff Freese, Tim Burge, Dan S ll ' ' ' e ers, Greg Rice, Ross Timmons, Joe MeLaughl1n, Terry Lane, Dawn Zachman, SuanneMcClung, Theresa Roszman, Janet Eckley, Karen Rider, Kathy Hughes, Mary Crissinger. ABSENT: David Long I03 Five C KNEELING: Mona Clark, Cheryl Williams, Norah McMurray, Tom Danner, Jeff Hazlett, Jim Almendinger. SITTING: Jean Mautz, Scott Ballinger, Robbie Tashiro, Mrs. Shelton, Mike Ziegler, Janet Oliphant, Tom Krist, STANDING: Dave Wargowsky, James Dowell, Debbie Whittington, Marla Geckle, David Hypes, Jack Eckley, Danny Foertsch, Brad Taylor. David Mack, Carl Phillips, Teresa Rogers, Carolyn Plumley, Doug Roszman, 5' 'sa Five D FIRST ROW: Gary Mercer, Leroy Dean, Mike Radabaugh, Lloyd Brown, Ronnie McClain, Mark Schrote, SECOND ROW: Belinda Stillman, Rita Slack, Linda Borg, Mrs. Hunt, Diana Rush, Amy Beasley, Dean Latimore, THIRD ROW: George Gehring, Stace Smithson, Cynthia Campbell, Linda Jordan, Spring Boyd, Carol Bosse, Karen Hudson, Wayne Hoch, Gregory Sens, Randy Bailey, Tim Bentley. ABSENT: Cynthia Keller, Von Mount. l04 -rf Four A FIRST ROW: Debra Yates, Mary Ellen Shock, Sherrie Westfall, Christie Rogers, Cheri Davis, Tommy Southward, Cleveland Lowe. SECOND ROW: Eric Kramer, Kevin Bosler, Duane Predmore, Nancy Fosnough, Mrs, Sperry, Pam- ela Myers. THIRD ROW: Connie Rose, Keith Burley, Doug Lawson, Jim Johnson, Jan Messenger, Paul Medaugh, Vickie Butler, Karen Blue, David Bryan, Roger McNamara, Mark Landis, Kent Baumgartner, Gail Krischan, Gregory Arter, Douglas Long. Q1 Four B FIRST ROW: Gregory Coble, Danny Jerew, Kim Scholz, Alan Pryor, Billy Shepard, Daniel Evans, Roger Thompson, James Holsinger, Fred Gurr. SECOND ROW: Lynn Guy, Melinda Huff, Tammy Sharp, Patty Woods, Mrs, Coleman, Teresa Layne, Kathy Walston, Mary Chaffin, Barbara Bowen. THIRD ROW: Kevin Hoch, Kelly Mills, John Delaw- der, Ronald Keeton, John Skaggs, Jim Seward, Susie Davis, Mike Whiteman, Teresa Granger. ABSENT: Pam King. ja Four C FIRST ROW: Deborah Hall, Jerry Hartley, Paul Barnhouse, Mike Flickenger, Debra Hord. SECOND ROW: Michael Austin, Sandra Thomas, Miss Ullmer, Mrs. Rengert, Wyatt Fetter, STANDING: Faith Rice, Lynne Lust, Linda John- son, Jean Cusick, Guenter Lehmann, Kathleen Gleason, Peggy Nelson, Mindy Sellers, Cynthia Clinger, William Vance, Danny Thomas, Brad Clark, Nicholas Sansotta, Randy Ransom, Donald Linn, Bryan Johnson, Terry Phillips, Tim Michael. C7 'X X2 Four D FIRST ROW: Lisa Creager, Renee Unland, LeAnn Roseberry, Denise Brown, Dianne Linder, David Fout, Wayne Ison, Robert Reiff, Ron-ald Wine, SECOND ROW: Ronald Matheson, Robert Lill, Harold Smith, Mrs, Strietelmeier, Debra Behner, Rebecca Dripps, Sheryl Miller, Craig Yake, Timothy McKnight, THIRD ROW: Teresa Baker, Teresa Haas, Michael Couts, Dan Moore, Julie James, Randy Middaugh, Gary Sims, John Cellar, Joy Rollison, Mary Rasey IO6 A lg.: 1,7 - 55:4 A73- - si' . il! f s 1 ,, wh wk xx r Three A FIRST ROW: Kristine Nelson, Lee Ann Zachman, Mike Martin, Joe Willmeth, Mark Shriver, Jeff Adkins, Stephen Bookamer. SECOND ROW: David Lastrapes, George Lawrence, Mrs. Roberts, Steve Grandstaff, Jane Hunt. THIRD ROW: Mike Hornesbey, Kirk Ballinger, Lisa Branch, Lisa Spencer, John Bird, Mary Rice, Randy Pierce, Steve Ab- rams, Tammy Stepp, Jane Weigler, Patti Mayes. ABSENT: Linda Feltner, Ronald Jewell. new teacher Miss Bode-ll Three B FIRST ROW: Diana Orr, Kathy Caudill, Linda Green, John Seiter, Billy Silverstone, Danny Haley, Steven Mawer, Phillip Austin, SECOND ROW: Tim Acker, Jacqueline Cramer, Rodney Myers, Martin Thomas, Miss Lemon Mar- ilyn McKee, Tommy Grace, James Wearn, THIRD ROW: Sally Owens, Connie Grey, Ruth Callahan, Teresa Ireland Janis Noggle, Darlene Riggleman, Debra Rice, Peggy Millisor, Philip Middleton, Jerry Clark, Bobby Richards, Bri ' en Lmstedt, ABSENT: Michael Stillman '07 Y 1 xx' 1' WH K Q23 46? 1? Three C FIRST ROW: Bud Crisinger, Helen Gray, Linda Aker, Tony Adkins, Hope Dowell, Jackie Hale, Lola Pryor, Jeanna Wilson, SECOND ROW: David Lowry, Brenda Jones, Lawrence Phillips, David Narrance, Mrs. Bish, Holly Neal, Nancy Goings, Kathy Scheitler, Jill Gurr. THIRD ROW: Gary McQuistion, Ken Campbell, Pat Landon, Richy Jor- dan, Roni Rech, Mark Flesch, Lynn Vance, Gary Price, Karen Mullins, Debbie Caudill. Three D FIRST ROW: Jeff Bowman, Kim McClenathan, Judi Hatcher, Jane Roseberry, Jeff Kimmel, SECOND ROW: David Chappell, Jeff Tolle, Patty Cellar. THIRD ROW: 'Rosemary Ruth, Sandra Ferrin, Jim Terry. STANDING: Sherry Tosco, Casey Sollers, Tommy Hale, Dennis Pershing, Mark Krist, Kimberly Coleman, Susan Gray, Laura Spencer, Ricky Yarborough, Keith Williams, Terrie Keller, Stephanie Myers, Dan Knappenberger, Richard Cumbie. ABSENT I08 Danny King, TEACHER: Mrs. Michael lil! 15 J vi 19 Two A SEATED: Michelle Michele, Jody Johnson, Patricia King, Linda Blank, Suzann Wearn, James Wright, Lori Tosco, Mrs, Mills, Richard Hale, Mark McClain, Bradley Campbell, Gary Thomas, STANDING: Catherine Dowler, Mer- ritt Narance, Steven Denman, Donald Wood, Mary Ann Flach, Joe D, Baker, Craig Lee Bare, Deborah Hart, Michael Butler, Randall Hunt, Joy Riley, Nancy James, Deborah Roszman, Kathleen McLain, Peter Lehman, Jeffrey Rollison, Steven Blackwell. if '11 Two B SEATED: Mrs. Wright, Sonna Lil, Suzy Bondor, Tim Lastrapes, Kevin Cumbie, Bob Dutcher, Mike McCord, Lea Anna Cozad, Scott Imbus, Anita Hunter, Betty Beasley. STANDING: Teresa Yates, Wesley Thompson, Rick Hawk- ins, Kathy Thompson, Cheryl Boyd, Ronald Johnson, Lisa Arter, Scott Adkins, Rhonda Gingerich, Jay Bertschy, Den- nis Stewart, Tom Schrote, Mike Massie, Chris Swanson, Linda Elsasser, Jeri Hatcher, Debra Scheitler. I09 In .rr-n, , at y - C4 Two C SEATED: Mrs, Kay, Randy Bollinger, Laura Long, Rusty Ireland, Brad Sellers, David Nelson, Judy Samples, Ralph Behner, Murvin Smith, Mike Abbott, Linda Ruehrmund, Vicky Tolle, STANDING: Pam Leeper, Connie Thomas, Janet Deskins, Susie Sexton, Sue Ann Freshour, Toni Tashiro, Tina Thieken, Susan Yarborough, Danny Millisor, Donna Rutherford, Colleen Yake, Ronnie Sharp, Mike Dutt, Chris Lichtenberger, Robin Roberts, Martin Granger, 'Q l Two D FIRST ROW: Steven Fix, Gregory Martin, Beth Middaugh, Lynn Birchfield, Teresa Young, Michelle Walston, SEC- OND ROW: Vicki Rodgers, Nancy Prater, Becky Medaugh, Doug Evans, Randy Davis, Steven Endicott, Wanda Jen- kins, THIRD ROW: Jeff Hinaman, Kevin Cochran, William Lane, Eddie Miller, Rex Rollison, Joseph Bull, Jeff Kant- zer, Janie Landis Debra Thrush. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Ross, Kinberly Bames, Linda Hayman, Lee Ann Sansotta, Gregg Dripps Robert Adams Mrs Gallant Robert Predmore u' 'N XJ W A I ' ' u v z ' IQ- hh 1' 1 One A FIRST ROW: Delbert Roberts, Teresa Wilson, Matthew Taylor, Amy Warner, Mrs. Hartline, Randy Abraham, Randy Lane, Rhonda Bushatz. SECOND ROW: Mark Wynn, Gregory Hrehou, Christopher McCord, Marcus Piatt, Timothy Jones, Brian Chappell, Ricky Mahaffey. THIRD ROW: Kimberly McNamara, Donna Long, Brent Couts, Martin Still- man, Jerry Hutchinson, Tamra Thieken, Curtis Smith, John Housekeeper, Mark McClenathan, Jeffrey Hunt, Teresa Whittington, Annette Davis, Karen Curren, Kathy Leeper, Kathy Richards, William Hughes, Benjamin Southward, John Sisson, 'FV VW 1' 10' x ' 0 LW, ir. fl- A-r sfialfvj ,- s., One B SEATED: Mr, Geralding Shroats, Mark Hall, Allison Tashiro, Jody Branch, Teresa Sanborn, Allison McLain, Thom- as Skaggs, Christopher Richards, Dennis Tobin, Crystal Billups, Melinda Smith, Sharon Creager, SECOND ROW: Joyce Weigler, Michael Baldauf, Jeffrey Cusick, Janet Predmore, Lee Davis, Stephen Short, Robbie Leighty, Kelly Sollers, Charles Slack, Joseph Scott, Phillip Sexton, Charles Lemaster, Patrick Sens, Robin Westfall, THIRD ROW: Karen Haas, Robert Zahn, Daniel Thompson, Ronald Pierce, David Matheson, IH ll One C FLOOR: Freida Jarvis, Debra Sisson, Brian Collins, Mike Sellers, Mike Hensel. TABLE: Mark Haines, Steven Deitsch, Craig Coile, Robert Adkins, Sunday Lepard, Patty Miller, Aileen Silverstone, Tammy Myers, Mark Waldbauer, Deb- ra Johnson, Morris Henson. STANDING: Stacey Vance, Robin Kantzer, Randy Campbell, Kevin Stover, Jeff Cerney, JanetAWilliams, James Phelps, John Baker, Brian Morgan, Joyce Skivers, Nelson Coble, Janet Millisor, Donald Endi- cott, Teresa Lane, Mike Grandstaff, Lynda Schweinfurth, Kevin McNamara. TEACHER, Mrs. Smith 'BFE ',',j three TOM' 'Wg 32X 25,29 C'El'l' VUE 7750 U-96 of R,--- ss-Ib Tffflgb utr VV! W? One D FIRST ROW: Brenda Dowell, Carlson Lowe, Ricky Coyne, Kelly Sellers, Larry Price, Gregory Bomberger, Linda Shri- ver, Mark Ireland, Patrick Robinson, Billy Gurr, Ronnie Callahan. SECOND ROW: Barry Morrison, Sandra Lane, Rog- er Adkins, Mrs, Wright, Dick Fetter, Kim Orr, Randall Fosnaugh, THIRD ROW: Joyce Hawkins, Robert Verity, Pam- ala'Tolle, Stacy Rodgers, Donna Deel, Michael Rubeis, Marlys Michael, Jimmy Hudson, Joetta McQuistion, Scott Beasley, Ruth Ann Gamble, Mona Micheli, Dotty Thompson, Keith Skaggs, Ray Miller, Vicki Ferrin, ABSENT: Mike DeLauder, Mike Fraley H2 or J . 5 I Special Class SEATED Marlene Page Mrs Hoeflrck Jane CI1SS1l'1gC1' Scott GIISS Billy Gray STANDING Michael Ray Sexton Steven Gary Donald McNamara Bobby Rice James Bright Herbert Hunt Gary Abrams James Barks Charles Swartz ABSENT Patty Mattison Dav1d Garey Ronald McDan1els Donald Swartz John Temple 3 Y? W' Special FIRST ROW: Jerry Thomas, Kevin Bowen, John Neidhart, Gerold Thompson. SECOND ROW: Chris Ison, Mrs. Davis, Donald Swartz. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Rodgers, David Garey, Ronald McDaniel, Robert Abrams, John Temple, Harley Gray, William Layne. II3 Y l tl 5.4 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Diana Wright, Cheryl Livesay, Jane Bull, Susan Short, Deborah Kay Walbauer, Jeffrey Dutton, Gregory McCloud. SECOND ROW: Gian Gaylk, Darrell Elliott, Diana Hughes, Rosemary Gleason, Brenda Martin, THIRD ROW: Dean Young, Milo Miers, Ellen Ballinger, Clara Figerell, Keith Woerlein, James Duprey, Tammy Zachman, Cindy McNamara. STANDING: Keith Ireland, Deborah Hughes, Dale McKee, Mrs. Grandstaff, Teacher, Harold Bare, Teri Jo Leeper, Beth Ann Dutcher, Donald Keller, Danny Zachman, Nancy Conkle, John Wargowsky, Jeffrey Shaffer, Thad Turner, Roger Keller. Absent, Pat Taylor, Y 1 ,r Kindergarten FIRST ROW: David Bills, George Mills, Charlene Terry, Carol Barnes, John Mormon, Timothy Harbin, SECOND ROW: Gerald Yates, Paula Reiff, David Bookamer, Pat Cumbie, Daniel Scheitler, Keith Verity, THIRD ROW: James Fennell, Jana Holbrook, Jodie Shafer, Kelly Franklin, Mrs. Grandstaff, Teacher, Beth Anne Zeigler, James Oliphant LAST ROW: Thomas Fout, Jerry Price, Jay Seiter, Richard Hudson, Penny Page, Kristi Lu Cleveland, Danny Thomp- son, Linda Deel, Darla Dutt, Timothy Latimore, Absent, Ronald Keller. I I4 Q93 oo. Q 4 .annual- - . 1 x X A Q6 f 4. Fil fki WY :ff M xx r . . 1 ' m .'-xA , '-K,' x f' E 'YJ 5 , .,1 r-A figs., 'ss ,, ,fa in Q9 , 1, J .1 Q ,f'.' 1. F ., 'ef , .1 gh , K , :tg 6 sf' k 1 fs m J.. 8 , ,gi l A f Congratulations to the Class of 1967 D. W. HOLLIDAY John F. Holliday, Jr. H. Warren Zachrnan Realtor Phone 389-4112 Developer of Southern Estates and Zachman Vernon Acres Marion's Finest Subdivisions Associates: A. Dennis Shelton Kenneth Sornerlot C. Kelley Shelton BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE CLASS O F EAT ON MARION DIVISION YALE 8. TOVVNE INC 1967 ADVERTISEMENTS CARL'S PLUMBING 81 HEATING No Commercial or Residential Job Too Large Q sun Weimar ' SIFJBICI ' CU-UIIHIII Power and Industrial Piping Hot Water and Steam Heat Call us for free estimate Q arrie Air Conditioning Rear 419 Blaine Ave Phone Marion 382 7206 MARION COUNTY FARM MACHINERY DEALERS COMP LIMENTS OF THE MARION DIVISION WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION Marion, Ohio SUPER DUPER Southland Shopping Center 389 - 2 3 3 9 Store Hours Week Days - 9 to 9 Sundays - 10 to 6 Best Wishes DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP 719 North Main Street Phone 382-2297 WARM DONUTS NIGHT LY PIES TO ORDER Congratulations to the Class of '67 WERLEY PHARMACY Phone 382-1748 613 East Center Street Marion, Ohio BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '67 LAN G, . Service ' that makes fine products better my LANDMARK OF MARION COUNTY Q 'Marion County Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n, Inc. J Complete Services to Marion Area Agriculture Branche s at: Marion New Bloomington Martel Waldo Monnett Petroleum fMarionD THOUGHTS FOR THE 1967 GRADUATE Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Prov. 4:7 Based on my experiences, in many lands, with peoples of widely varying characteristics and customs, I reject this secular concept of the nature of the universe, and how it is ordered, and the nature of man and his place in that universe. I hold that those ba- sically spiritual values, patriotism, piety, honor, love, duty, charity, and personal responsibility, which can neither be observed by the senses nor measured by instruments, con- stitute the most powerful of those forces which, in the years to come, will shape the character of our world and of its peoples! Admiral Ben Moreell, CEC, USN flietiredj THE POLLAK STEEL COMPANY 1868 Our 100th Year 1967 II9 Cornplirn ents of CARL'S BALDAUF LUMBER CO. Building Supplies Lumber Millwork Hardware AUTO PARTS 382-2158 1001 South Prospect Marion, Ohio Congratulations Best Wishes to the Class of '67 BEAUTY SHOP S. S. KRESGE CO. 383-4771 143 West Center Street 202 East Center Street Marion, Ohio Marion, Ohio C ong ratulations FULFILLMENT CORP. OF AMERICA 381 West Center Street 383-5231 TOWN s. COUNTRY it FooDuNER Marion's Watchdog Against High Food Prices 1415 South Prospect Street South Edge of Marion Congratulations to the Class of '67 B 8: W GARAGE 320 N. Main Street, Rear Marion, Ohio Phone 382-2702 I20 A EPSI. 014 Mar1on's Congratulations to the Class of '67 From H. SCHAFFNER CO. 164 S. Main St. Marion, Ohio Phone 382-2101 Since 1866 Largest Home Furnishers Compliments of MALO BROS. AND SONS Iron and steel scrap Compliments of BILL JOHNSON'S AUTO WRECKING 'Me' Z4 Hour T owing 1701 White Oaks Rd. Marion, Ohio Phone 382- 1516 HEMMERLY'S FLOWERS 8. GIFTS 615 E. Center St. Phone 383-6726 Flowers with a flair for your favorite. X47 X25 o Lil . 3: .-' I I , N ' : 1l N ff' . Q f, lf 1 - , f' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 MARION AUTOMOBILE DEALER'S ASSOCIATION DIVISION OF THE MARION CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPANY Bateman Auto Sales Chivington Auto Sales Danner Buick Company Dixon-Porter, Inc. Fleet Service Garage Kennedy Ford, Inc. Key's Auto Sales 81 Service Marion Lincoln-Mercury Co. , Inc. Thurman Mathews Auto Sales McDaniel Motor Company Pearson Bros. Auto Sales Race Motor Sales Rainier Motor Sales Sz Service Don Walker Inc. - Plymouth I22 OWNERIMANAGER Ralph J. Bateman ElrnorefJack Chivington Jack Danner Bob DixonfTom Porter Charles Simonis George F. Kennedy Miller fRussell Key Robert Shroats Robert McMahon Thurman Mathews Marion McDaniel EdfDon Pearson Ted Race Larry Rainier Don Walker Congratulations to the Class of 1967 GLENN BARKLEY SOHIO DEALER Mt. Vernon Avenu 389-9918 Compliments of LOEFFERT-COILE OPTICAL CO. 204 E. Church Street Marion, Ohio Phone 382 -0068 BORDEN'S Milk 81 Ice Cream fa 'T if v, axfifzfff Compliments of MARION FEDERAL SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION 134 East Center Street Safety for Savings Since 1888 . WN X THE PAST --- A GUIDE THE PRESENT --- AN OPPORTUNITY THE FUTURE --- A CHALLENGE THE KEY --- EDUCATION BENNETT SIM'S BROS. IRON AND STEEL SCRAP Marion, Ohio I if If ERICKSON'S ' Music sl-lop cHEvRoLEr co. . 3 K1 653 E. Center 382-6103 Marion, Ohio Instruments and Repairs I24 CULLIGATN ssnvlcs Call GEORGE WOOD 382-4274 1811 White Oaks Road Marion, Ohio CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONER ABBCTT 8: CO. BEST WISI-IES FROM MARION RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOC. Best Wishes MONTGOMERY WARD 8. CO. The Friendliest Store in Town Phone 383-3161 Congratulations to the Class of '67 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN 137 South Prospect St. Compliments to the Class of '67 PROSPECT FARMERS EXCHANGE CO. Prospect, Ohio PRODUCER'S LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Regular Auction Every Monday 12:30 P. M. Special Friday Sheep Sales --aAugust Through March -- 2:00 P.M. Daily Hog Market Tuesday thru Friday W. Center St. 383-2106 Marion, Ohio HENNEY 8. COOPER Walgreen Agency Drugs Free Prescription Delivery Two Convenient Locations Downtown Doctor's Park 382-0650 383-6406 SHIRK'S CANDIES A Large Selection of Homemade Candies 1235 South Prospect Street Phone 382-6379 Best Wishes From MAR-O-DEL GOLF COURSE To the Class of '67 RAY AUGENST EIN Compliment s of PROBST SUPPLY CO. 366 West Center St. Marion, Ohio Compliments of B. F. ZINK Complim ents of DIXON MARATHON SERVICE 200 East Church Street Marion, Ohio HURST'S FLoRlsT HA'-'--BECK Deleware at Superior Street Office Supplies --Furniture Sz Equipment Marion Ohio Phone 382-2555 Industrial--Commercial--Institutional FREE DELIVERY 134 S. State M Phone 383-2129 arion, Ohio BEST W1s1-IES TO THE CLASS or '67 GARSON'S SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 114 South Main Street Marion, Ohio HARRUFF TIRE STORE J.S. COCI-IRAN - Manager 194 South Main St. Marion, Ohio Phone 382-0054 Compliments to the Class of '67 MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE 135 West Center Street Best Wishes to the Class of '67 G. C. MURPHY CO. 228 West Center Marion, Ohio 382-7942 Compliments of R 8g D COMPANY Vacuum and Sewing Machine Sales and Service STAR LANES 196 W. Colurnbia St. STATE Compliments Congratulations to BEAUTY of C0mP11menfS 0 the Class of '67 ACADEMY Of RED BIRD Nationally BUETTINS FREDERICK MOTEL Accredited i S ADAMS ' Scholarships 1051 N. Main t. LUMBER 3889 Marion- Available Marion, Ohio COMPANY Waldo Rd' Marion, Ohio 389- 122.1 I28 LOCKWOOD LUMBER CO. INCORPORATED LUMBER - MILLWORK HARDWARE - PAINT - GLASS 160 North Greenwood Street Marion, Ohio JGQH C ong ratulations COMPLIMENTS or HUGHES-HYLL 318 Mt. Vernon Ave. Marion, Ohio 383-3131 PLANT LIFE FERTILIZERS Granular 8: Straight Fertilizer Materials Anhydrous Ammonia and Nitrogen Solutions Marion, Ohio Phone 382-6111 or 383-3177 EVERYBODY SAYS It Pays to Trade at LENNONS Marion, Ohio For Fine Home Furnishings. Congratulations to the Class of 1967 - Pleasant High School BOB HINAMAN JOHN SHROATS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. 333 South Main St. Phone 383-6387 Marion, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 JIM DUGAN'S Marion Men's and Boys' Quality Clothing and Shoes Rent a Formal for the Prorn. Special Prices to Students THE DENZER FUNERAL HOME, INC. DEPENDABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Since 1866 360 East Center Street Marion, Ohlo 383-6331 Congratulatmns and Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 LAWRENCE ORCHARDS on Smeltzer Road Over Z0 Var1et1es of the Flnest Apples 1n Season CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS- - On Your Graduation From High School! The Very Best of Luck to You A11! Come See Us Again! 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Marion, Ohio Compliments to the Class of '67 HOLIDAY HOUSE-RESTAURANT Route 23 South Phone 389-4219 Marion, Ohio Best Wishes From CLINGENPEEL SERVICE STATION North Main St reet Complim ent s of MARION PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Farm Credit Specialists 1100 East Center Street Marion, Ohio MERLE V. LASHEY JR. - Manager MEISTER BROS. Complete Preparation Service Phone 382-2008 680 S. Prospect Marion, Ohio SCHMIDT PHARMACY 684 S. Prospect St. Phone 382-9967 Congratulations to the Class of '67 La Far . C l t f Hoisteins Omp 'men S O MQQNEY Type and TASTY Production FREEZE PLUMBING a. HEATING Since 1921 OF PRQSPECT 2554 Marion-Marysville Rd. LAWRENCE Marion, Ohio FARMS I33 SEMARK Congratulations SPEC CO to the Class of '67 ' ' coFFEY's HOSPMI GROCERY Equipment Folding Chair s h M ' S . 669 Nort aln t Sales and Rental Marion, Ohio , Marion, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF OEHLER'S SOHIO STATION Prospect, Ohio 494-3183 Complim ents of GAYLAND CURREN SOHIO STATION Route 41523 389-3213 Congratulations to the Class of '67 BOYD FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of '67 ANTHONY'S Laundry D r y C leaning Linen Supply 196 East Center St. Phone 382-1113 77th Anniversary 1890-1967 Compliments of HAP 'S SOI-IIO SERVIC E Bellefontaine and Davids Street Marion, Ohio Phone 382- 4614 C omp lim ent s of THOMPSON LOAN AND FINANCE COMPANY Room 1154, Palace Theatre Bldg. Marion, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '67 BETTY ZANE POPCORN Marion, Ohio I34 BEST WISHES FROM RICE HARDWARE-APPLIANCE Waldo, Ohio PECT REENXCIQMV QALEDONIA Pl-AZA LAR i I I ...all signs poinf fo NATIUNAL CITY BANK OF MARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation K SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE SET ADDRESS STORE HOURS R TUES WED 0AMt OPM Satisfaction Guaranteed 01' PHONE NUMBE MON., TlilJRS., FRI..0A.lNJrI. uloixlvf Y u Mone Back FREE PARKING SAT. oA.M. to oP.M. 0 I' y SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. Extends Its Warmest Congratulations to Pleasant's Graduating CLASS OF 1967. We Wish You Good Fortune In AllYou Do and Happiness Throughout Your Lives. SEARS FOR the 1-IAS YOUNG EVERY THING MOD ERNS Southland Shopping Center 1377 Marion-Waldo Road Sf Shop Daily Monday-Saturday 9 a. rn. to 9 p. rn. Phone 389-5461 Catalog 389-5421 Free Storeside Parking l36 ,M . . ,x-, W X X ,W .u.. Q m. s' wr M 'U Q. 1. 'f'f.,5.,p if . -uw-fl - w Av--Q,--fi -rtwivga 3 ' AJ. hw.: .AI 1- -- . . mu. 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