Ridge High School - Reflector Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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BUYS 4-H Clllli Last year in boys 4-H there were seventeen members. The people which held office are as follows: President . . . Roger Ritchie Vice-President. . Dean Tomlinson Secretary .... Robert McCoy Treasurer . . Bonnie Lu Logan Reporter Richard Evans FIRST ROW: David Cowgil, Billy Galloway, .Toe Leathers, Bonnie Lu Logan, Betty .To Vogt, DeWayne Hyrnan, John Reidenbach, Richard Evans. SECOND ROW: Ronnie McCleery, Johnny Eaken, Robert McCoy, Dale Harter, Dean Tomlinson. We had sixteen boys and girls to finish their projects. We played ball games with other 4-H clubs. We beat all but one game to Club. We had livestock judging at several places. Pleasant 4-H ZZ

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4-H lllllll Left to r. 181115: ONE. .Mary Leather-S Ca th 1' .T Carol Su Kal' Poe e Den-lint, .Tean M. Ritchie. ,RMarY Ellen De fuer, Sandra E1 une p Davies M OW THREE: Inuit' Faith Ro 001-man. Roufllock, Cai-011 ' ary Alice 0-L earl Ellen po gefsi Evelyn E TWO: Arlen Gan DuChenne ea1'Y, Helen De eg Anna Lee B Hken, Virgin. e HY1T1an, Ma Y' mint. usch, Carl la Ross, Ma n TY Otfa Eak rllyn en, Shirley The 4-H club this year had twenty-one members. Our advisors are Mrs. I. C. Poe, and Marcile Stegaman. Iean Ellen Poe went to the State Fair where she received first on her dress-up-dress. Mary Leathers received second in beginners. Arlene Hyrnan received second in complete costume. Several of the girls attended the camp in Fulton County. The officers for the year were: President ....... Jean Ellen Poe Vice President . . . Anna Lee Busch . . . Arlene Hyrnan . Mary Alice O'Leary . Marilyn Ritchie Secretary . . Treasurer . Reporter . , 21

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MUSIC , Marilyn FIRST ROW: Barbara Hines, Evelyn Kerns, Rose Elaine Shook, Patty Gillespie Youtsey, Doris Hines, Margaret Reidenbach. SECOND ROW: LaDonna Long, Helen Dunifon, Helen Demint, Marilyn Ritchie, Arlene Perry, Bonnie Lu Logan, Marion Davies, Shirley Davies, Joan Johnson, Mary Ellen Ritchie, Miss Sloan, Music Advisor. THIRD ROW: Rosie Lee Griffen, Dotty Lou Stewart, Betty Jo Vogt, Carlotta Eaken, Anna Lee Busch, Alice Good, Arlene Hyrnan, Louise Goodwin, Mary Alice O'Leary, Jean Ellen Poe. The lilting strains of gay Cuban music and the catchy rhythms of the maracas and castanets gave the cue for the opening curtain of this year's musical activities as the high school presented its operetta, In Gay Havana , on October ZZ. Its unique setting formed an excellent background for the romantic aspirations of a band of American tourists who be- come involved in a Cuban revolution. Every moment was packed with excitement and sus- pense. Participation in the County Music Festival at Hoaglin-Jackson School March 14 was another high point in the year's activities. A Dutch village scene laid in the Catskill Mountains, home of Washington Irving's be- loved Rip Van Wink1e , was the setting for the grade children's presentation of this de- lightful story in an operetta on March 25. Special recognition goes to Larry Poling for his portrayal of the title role, to Vera Johnson, who portrayed Dame Van Winkle, Gary Stewart and Jeannie Haines as their children and to Hendrick Hudson and the Gnomes for their excellent supporting roles. Our school was represented at the District Auditions held at Bowling Green State Uni- versity March 26 by Dotty Lou Stewart, Sopranog Joan Johnson, Mezzo-Soprano, Bonnie Lu Logan, Pianist and the Girls Sextette. Bonnie Lu Logan received a superior rating and was privileged to play in the State finals at Capital University in Columbus on April 30. 23