Riverdale High School - Talon Yearbook (Mount Blanchard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1964 volume:

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Many of the world's leaders stand in reverent silence at the grave: President de Gaulle of France, center, with Emporer Haille Selassie of Ethiopia beside him, newly-elected Chancellor Erhard of West Germany behind Emporer Selassie, and scores of other dignitaries from all over the world. 2. A horse-drawn cais son carrying the flag-draped casket of the late President moves out of the Capitol plaza enroute to St. Matthews Cathedral for funeral services . 3 . Mrs . Kennedy, three-year- old John, Jr. and six-year-old Caroline standing at the White House entrance on Sunday before joining the procession in which the President's body was borne from the Executive Mansion to the Capitol 4 . An officer gives the final salute to the casket. The eternal light was lighted during the ceremony. 5 . With her daughter Caroline kneeling by her side, Mrs . John F. Kennedy kisses the casket of her husband in the rotunda of the U. S. Capitol 6. Lyndon Baines Johnson is sworn in as President of the UnitedStates ofAmerica in the cabin of the presidential plane as.Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy stands at his side. Judge Sarah T. Hughes administers the oath of office. In the back- ground are: Jack Valenti, administrative assistant to Johnson: Rep. Albert Thomas, D-Tex., Mrs. Johnson: and Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Tex. Seconds later the plane carrying the new President, the presidential party, and the body of the late President Kennedy was on its way back to Washington, D. C. CCont. on p. l7J Wide World Photos af he 1 C X7 ,X ,xx , . R, 7 K N. 4' ,. ,I .31 r C, ,JJ I, i wc.. K, H an , it -vw, 1 Q ..r. -- me ,ri , W r,,,'r- sm M W. A,-ffl? X R- as .nv . N f, - r , ,dy-f--svvf:.,,. 5 3 ?'4-M -A it My :fb-S I X P 'hy ...Lk ' g,-1 K la S nl x-A ,--,.- -- ,L-. ,It ,W ...,.... .. - Table Highlights of '64 . Contents . .A:4'n' , QQZLIK 'S l ?F 1 la . F . is Athletics . . GSQEQ nl-'9' W- -Q il l L? 5 Q Faqulty ,Ji-1,.4sgzf:, ffl 'E and Administration . . 9 fs' '35 if-as 1 ..c,,,.,,,,n ., Q Q Activities . il 'l .J 9 SQ School Personnel . it AZ L? cxzzuzz- -4L1.'44.' 14 us 0 lg 645' Music . ff Q Lefty 'f' Freshman Class . . .2l ! . fi, if f Q9 -,-N t!-'A-1-4: :V . -utr IMI., 5, B il Scholastics . fl ii fl 1 I X --.-,:.-:f?sf:'a1'L' f, M H lj Sophomore Class . no Tv: 55 . ' 1T'..:i'?--? .j 4 Q I O 3, k ' Senior Class lil I r: 'af Mllilm ' 1 q . K- Q1 N i is: . 5 If Junior Class . N ! X gl 5 ' f Highlights of '64 K 5 i ,W fir Am. V,,.,w 6 'L ,,.wQ- 5 , 4 H1 ,. AA: -,..., gigs qi inv -Q .. 4 Q A - ,,-,x,..Y,.,1, A-..--,+ 'N-'f' A--i,,-,- .wfg ,vw - s,7f,j5g, .gwig X 5 ,simx I Mkx..,--,..x,,..., Q 973 ,V-.XJ I H L ie, N ,Q N., - ,, 2 . ,L 3 3 E L' LR, K . ,. ' . 2 2 'r' W' t , . -Q. In -., . ' - x jf 4' Y ..-F . . any l. Mr. Tippin with Mrs . Tippin enjoying the results of those long grueling hours of preparation for the Prom Z. Teachers like popcorn at the movies , too. Left to right: Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Thomas, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Baum, Earl Searls, Mrs . Forry, Mr. Forry, Mrs . Reinehr, Mr. -Reinehr 3. Another day's work well done, Mr. Smith? 4. Mr. Forry with maps ofthe district showing pupiidistributionandbus routes in the background in his executive office 5. Taking it easy on Ir.-Sr. Prom night: Miss Baldwin, Debra Bishop, Miss Ersham 6. Mr. Reinehr presenting the senior class on the night of Commencement 7. Mrs. Curtis, yearbook advisor, Mrs. Peg Dennis, columnist from the Republican-Courier of Findlay, Ohio, speaker ofthe evening, and Mrs. Gemmill, newspaper advisor, on journalism Night tg A ,Y . N-XX he . NX . - fn as T T , M Q r 'L f., 53? at V ir. V ,A 1' 7 .4 if J 1 ' A ,ia ,V ,, E P 'W 'IH A 3 HM' X- E W, M ,K 1, ' .. J , K 44 2'x+4y:l2z K six r. ff IXTNQE- fagx ,..q V xx I N X '.'k Faculty and dministration x . if . RICHARD L. REINEHR, Principal B. S. , Kent State University M. Ed. , Kent State University CLYDE F. FORRY, Superintendent FRANK M. BLACKBURN, Superintendent B. A. , Denison University Hardin County Schools M. A. , Ohio State University B. S . , Ohio University M. A. , Ohio State University Riverdale Board of Education if-1: ROW 1: Richard Messenger, president: Tracy Baker, clerkg Donald Cole, vice president Row 23 Burton Snider, Lee Kellogg, Robert Brown 10 County Office I Row 1: R. Dean Horton, secondary supervisory Frank M. Blackburn, county superintendent: Mrs. Grover Wickenden, elementary supervisor Row 2: Mrs. Glenn Smith, secretary, Leroy Rogers, attendance officer: Mrs. Franklin Dyer, secretary Guidance Department rj .ff MU .4 Peggy Lay consulting with Mr. Strasbaugh 11 R MILDRED G. AMSTUTZ SANDRA BALDWIN D. RAY BAUM Mathematics, B. A. English, B. S. in Ed. Social Studies, B. S. Ohio Wesleyan University Toledo University Ohio Northern University Sqn, ,fx-as-fx DORCAS V. CURTIS IANET EHRSAM MARION GEMMILL Commercial - B. S. , Library Science, B, S, in Ed, English, Journalism, B. S. in Ed Bowling Green State University Wittenberg University Ohio State University '1 WILLIAM A. HERR Mathematics, B. S. Bluffton College ANNE IGEAR English, Speech, B. A. Heidelberg College ff R...-ff 1, hNlQRG1A1fJ?S'f lim - S RICHARD DEAN LAWRENCE KATHRYN Lorz HQ fs ' Oc a U 85. B' , ' ' Industrial Arts - B. S. Voc. Home Economics, B. S. OW mg Green State Umverslty Ohio Northern University B0W1i1'1Q Green State University '-JN' W. IEAN MARCH GERALD G. MCNUTT RUTH QATES Physicalliducation, Latin, B. S. Commercial, B. A. , M. Ed. Home Economics, B. S. Ohio Northern University Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Bowling Green State University 1 3 MARK S MI TH DONNA IO SPRACKLEN Social Studies, A. B. A1-13, B, A, Findlay College Wittenberg College CHARLES I. STRASBAUGH pr W. THQMAS Guidance, B. S- 1 M. Ed. Mathematics - B' S. I Ohio Northern University Ohio Northern University Bowling Green State University M. A. I - Ohio Stare University .. sh, K fx ff i H . RICHARD WATSON Physical Education, B. Ohio University is-H.-me-915 RUSSELL E. WILLBKE S- Music-B.s., M.s. Ohio Northern University Bowling Green State University 14 FLOYD TIPPIN Science - B. S. Bowling Green State Universit5 GILBERT W. WOODBURN Vocational Agriculture - B. S. M. S. - Ohio State University ' l N! .G School Personnel ffxfik S'-nR,,,-X CTW7' Mrs. Colene Gatchell, Secretary 119641 Mrs. Gatha Wise, Secretary 119632 Office Staff if i X T-b 'N'--..x K, T7 Q' Q- A K 'XR a. Q is. Carol Lane, Elaine Searfoss, Mrs. Gatchell, Shirley Gault, Sue Kauble, Ionni CLeethJ Stallard, Sue Brown, Dennis Walters, Betty Clark, Sandra Wright, Alvin Rettig, Becky Messenger, Vicki Watson 16 Bookstore psig. 'f 7 , 1 It 9 A Gene Farison, Nancy Thompson, Iacqueline Hampton, Dennis Walters Four Dark Days KCont. from p. 21 During the eighth period on Friday, November 22, Mr. Reinehr's voice came over the intercom in a special announcement President Kennedy has been shot in Dallas, Texas. He has been taken to a hospital there. We shall keep you informed if there is further announcement as to his condition. Within a few minutes the radio was making the announcement over the intercom and giving the details of the President's death. The students and faculty alike were stunned and shocked by the terrible news. It seemedimpossible that such a thing could happen in their United States. There was no school on Monday, as the nation attended the funeral via television. In fact, all commercial programs and advertising were cancelled immediately with the announcement of the assassi- nation and the whole nation literally mourned together as they watched the proceedings of those four days. Nurse Mis s Linda Powell Custodians Austin Spoon f' I Roy Weber Bus Drivers Row lg Willis Corbin: Armin Launderg Willis Gossman, mechanic: Kenneth Thompson: Wayne Cole: Esthel Suber Bert Corbin Row 2: Le Roy Landon, Albert Karcher, Amel Fredrick, Kenneth Alge, Edward Arnold, Ralph Kear, Carl Tracy- 18 Row 1: Thomas Rodabaugh, Bernard Clawson, Gregory Beckwith, Roger Bell, Gene Farison, Eugene Lauck, John Rosenberger, Russell Wright Row 2: Diane Lay, Deloris Decker, Ianet Kear, Rose Karcher, Karen Tracy, Carolyn Beach, Susan Shearer, Becky Rife, Elaine Beck, Elaine Musgrave, Carolyn Human, Linda Howard Cafeteria Personnel So that's what happens to the bony pieces of chicken! Mrs. Alicia Oldham, Head cook: Mrs. Georgia Bishop, asst. cook, Mrs. Gertrude Spoon, asst. cook and dishwasher M, 1. - 'STI' I ,ff Y x W Tl aniw Library Staff Miss Ianet Ehrsam, school librarian Right: Ray Weber 1 Roger Bell ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS Sharon Baker Carol Lane Sue Sayre Martha White Peggy Gibson Iames Price Ruth Huesman Vicki Watson aff by . 3 V -Z7 Below: Ray Weber , Dennis Walters , Roger Bell -.40-M 6 Freshman Class peset. L gi as ' 9 Qi l f K P in al l ff ' ' elariiiaia - , P i f 'ip ea , 5, E X .b,,. ' 5' r . ' n f K Q' il r A SA ll Nix S 5 .al , M 2? W K Typical Freshman classroom scene Rose Bell Marjorie Boecher Eugene Boes Robert Bristoll 4 gl, Patricia Bryant '- Amy Clark 1'-99 1 Susan Cole - Q Kenneth Cramer A John Dean Casey Draper Dana Dunbar Robert Eatherton Diane Edgar Roger Edgington lm Mary jo Fatzinger 4 IZE, M, f-A 1 Mary Io Fenstermaker ,f1. Y ff Charles Fulk E V ,W Manuel Gallegos VX . 'B ,iii Q 1 ,SEQ Dennis Gatchell ' , V Kenneth Gault F ' P ,, f. I T1 Dennis Gillfillan it '1 5:5 il ' ,A'- i N - Samuel Hall r P an Denny Hankins M V .A,b- y Sharon Hankins G V' V ' ' .,. 1 t I: WY 622' -all it 5 22 1, TM 3 . azz Kenneth Snider President Randy Rodabaugh Vice President Marilyn Wright Secretary Jennifer Betts Treasurer Deborah Anthony Louis Eddie Armstrong Edith Asbury Marjorie Atha Rebecca Barr Alice Beck Tim Beckwith Paul Beech , 3 wb 42 A lim lv-11' 1 , Y Xllx K . ' fix --rf Kiwi Linda Haum-an Ianice Haymond Danny Hickle Deborah Hodge Carol Huber Cheryl Huffman Harold Human Anita Humphrey Lynn Humphrey Richard Iohn Betsy Iane Iohnson Edwin Kauble L fi. -V k s K --lf! 'L 1554- I fm Q., .gg E W gg f L., vefky tg ,i x 7 A ' 'K K - K 'aff' , Wil is L uqu. ., ,X V? , 2 x , : f 4, , ,tiifii , ,,. Q . V Rose Kimmel Pearlie Lafferty Carol Lane Ann Dee Latham Paul Lauck, Ir. Athletic Chairman Andrew Linder Dennis Livingston Brenda May Kaye McDonald Franklin McKee Thomas MCKitrick Dari McNutt 'wr 'B' gc- Iames Miller Lester Moser, Ir james Musgrave Jack Myers Deborah Newman Larry Pacey Iacqueline Paizs Daniel Park Mary Patrick Donald Pever Peggy Ray Gary Rexroad ti x 'Gary SQ! -.', ' V Richard Rice T y ff': Betty Rife M S ,,h i I , f Mary I0 RiQSbY Michael Rodabaugh 4 c' ' if Betty Ropp 1 ':' if le' ' rrgfg?M Iames Sampson d dl ,ef Carol Schoenberger Gideon Searls S u ' Iennell Shane Q Z Marla Shark B Diane Shearer : in fr Susan Smith XM5 2 fs . 7 , wise nxi W 'ii in 5251 ' 5? S -- f ' 'riff gl: I my . uf anew . f H X fr 1 . if! A 54,'f1..'g,g25 ,5 Q ji 1 Q3 4 B V.:: .. 6 M .,, T gr'-gg Q! 'H ia. , fs. , 9? Y' 1 5:15, ' Q in 4 1 1 'xx L my 4:7 2' A David Walters Student Council Larry Walters W Lynn Walton David Weber Wendy Westall Athletic Chairman Gary Wetherill Steve Willeke Barbara Woodard Student Council Regina Woodruff David Wright Charity Yeater . in -w....,,1 Off Q 5 5 W rw :gif it if Hn , W 4. iw, , ff' in 6 1 - 1 iii 3 A .1 xg' s !r L, A rf. 5 lr hh' ff H ,gk ,WM ,, 5 .,k. yy 1' xiii, -UQ. Nifagwg my X . r 0, ,fy ir, ,ff Rebecca Snider Carol Sons Gail Stansberry Sharon Stone Sheran Stump johnny Swindler Evelyn Tackett Student Council Iames Thiel Donald Trimble Thomas Trout Kay Tuttle Barbara Walter Henry Walter Wayne Walter Ioe Walter sm, ,.u'ura0f ? 'iv .1-wr ,T an '-wr K , 'im H-af ,ff nw. 2-W,-. 4 ., - Q Km ' f'?ffiiTi9V55f5sfj1-,S'-':E,ifhs':e,!7,s'iiQ,frgfii i?2S21gfffrz,w:-'.1, .rfwe'fv,szz'1g-war? - , K k,V. 7' . t l , ' , , It ' f-i f' 1 W1 X ' V - j j ,ff ,W E 3 , :L , A 'iii u v mr . sxgwvrrrmr U A ,Q mi' N ' B .- 5 f iw f I I 'z ,552 'I If! L RQ 63 Dennis Rodabaugh and Roy Crawford in the library Danny Breidenbach Dennis Brown Ioe Buess Iames Burch Ioe Burnett Thomas Clark Aaron Bruce Copley Barbara Corbin Roy Crawford Roger Deisler Athletic Chairman Henry Dibble Ierry Doty Tony Draper Ruth Edgington Ierry Frederick Ioel Gaertner Susan Alter Phyllis Altman Tarvin Asbury Dennis Baker lane Baker Donald Beck Elaine Beck Student Council Rus sell Wright President Ronald Hinebaugh Vice President jean Wentz if Secretary Christy Messenger Treasurer ,ff.,5i:.f1q 'W ,V ,. ta ,525 4 f.23r3,, ,, xbsy Q ' 7 4' O- i . B. 5 L rufxyiagxul Q 15? Eric Bell I yiyuyy Wyy 5 y 52: lf, ,ir 11 I I :al N. Q, fi ww . N ' 'f' 5 1 ,P 'iid' yi 4 T 05' A 3 ,,.-', 2: 1,'p , X Stephanie Frederick it n g i f ., Ianet Gallant ,M ,-Sr Q, X ,,.. A Af I K M 26 3 ,it i f. 8' , QQQQ 'fy , ' X' ai Qissrelrg-,Q-, - if I ..q, ,. 1 , L-2-gf .. W i ry 'l r W ,fl??'f-'9f4w5tLf...,. EE I 'A ' I D d .. , f D V ..A. it I K L fm. it-Q .A ' . W,g D P. L to -' all if ' ish' tie tu .., :-, kk I, X . B as i f Arr. YXQ A, E 4, 9' Q E 1 r 14 ,9 M 4 we . ,.'- ? X Rig fx at si ' Danny Klndle E X 5 ,I Douglas Lamb Charlotte Lauck Diane Lay Rus sell Long Ronald Loveri dge 27 Janis Hough Linda Howard Ioan Huesman Carolyn Human Ronald Humphrey Fred Iohn Kennard Kain Dennis Kear Sharon Kneisley Ioyce Garey Ellen Gault Peggy Gault Iohn George Bonnie Getz Peggy Gibson Linda Sue Halsey Iafzqueline Hampton Kay' Hankins Steve Haughn Kenneth Haymond Roger Hemmerly Lunch is ready . QW, fa: if We--7 On Exam Day ? .. 'F .Ana 9, 2 ' wi M A' Marlene Naus Peter Parsell Patty Pickett Michael Reigle Lyle Riegle Dennis Rodabaugh if Jr FI : f 1 'S 23 fig' fi , '-ef 2 'A fa? r 1 z Charles Ropp Iohn Ro s enberger Danny Rosser janet Sampson Student Council Phyllis Mahan Rand de McBride Steven McKee Eddie MCVitty David Meeks Mark Miller Student Council Sharon Motter Barbara Musgrave Carla Musgrave Elaine Musgrave Pat Musgrave Burton Myers .ff , 1 , -gm 5 N N' 5.5455 A 'wk 7 Robert Wilkerson and Ianet Blair .,'Q x X Lee Sayre Sue Sayre ir? j Linda Schoenberger : C he i Carson Eugene Shark :-. K- Marcella Shepard Dean Shirk sf: Q Q MI. r Mary Ann Smith Carolyn Elaine Snider Donald Southward Kathleen Stark l-,' Kathleen Stephan Susan Stumpp Q J A - S Q, Q 1y.Y. S J , R H. iv ,Q if W Eff' J 1 . fit :f M 13- 1 ' a'f'i ,gr.,r. R531 rf , , ,L i ,,.,.N.. zu Is, 'Q BMJ Barbara Thiel Mark Thomas William Tracy Sandy Truman Connie Tuorrey Athletic Chairman Ronnie Vanderpool ,rx www!!! Rand de McBride studying for exams Advisors: Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Gemmill, Mrs. Oates, Mrs. Lotz Suellen Van Tilburg Sally Walter Karen Walters Gloria Wilburn 29 si .,, .27 J l. Prom night at the theater 2. Varsity R vs . Faculty softball game 3. Wayne Dodds, Gene Farison, and Iim Frey among others just plain goofing off at the ball game 4. Vicki Watson, editor of Falconetteg Mrs . Gemmill, advisory and Armin Launder, bus driver, on their way to BGSU and an Excellent rating 5. George Human throwing the . . . . during the track event 6. Ed Iohn, the minister, about to perform the wedding ceremony 7. David Price, the bowler 8. Dennis Ulrich and Iim Evans raising the flag which was presented by Congressman Betts to the school this year after it had flown over the U. S. Capitol 30 W, Junior Class it Ai L Edward Decker Donna Ie an Dilley 'll At breakfast after the Prom 353522 ggdii Sharon Baker Betty Barlow Brenda Basinger Carolyn Beach Don Bell Mona Benjamin Meredith Bishop Alan Blackburn Student Council Vernon Boecher Iane Boes Kathy Breski Barbara Brown Sandra Kay Buess Martha Burnett Steven I. Burris Cary R. Crawford Michael Crocker Ragina Curl all Iames Frey Ioe Gallegos Barbara Ellen Gibson Bob Gill Gary Gillfillan Bonnie Gossman Peggy Io Greene Carol Hartman Gary Hemmerly Dennis Hickle Keith Howard Terry Huffman George Human Karen Humphrey Donna Huston Ed John Gene Kear Janet Kear Athletic Chairman ,N at .12 , Q Q- Z... if M f . fi' 1 I Iames Evans - . B Gary Forry Charles Fox Duane Prater Q 4 ' ' Athletic Chairman 5 5 i e r l yn? B ,an 5 A far ': B E X 1 gi? 4. David Klnne ar Carol Lane Marilyn Launder Eugene Lawrence 5:00 A. M., Ir.-Sr. Prom night 513 Aw li X f -.ff 1 Gary McKee Arnold McKinniss Dan McLaughlin Gary Meeks 'William Miller Ianet Murling Beverly Musgrave Ina Lee Packer Roger Passet Connie Phelps Edwin Powell David Price N ia ' i X ...Q Q M uf gf' XZ, K . k f 8 E A X in iill y y ar'r .. sz Q 5 R yy 0 .NA Peggy Lay Ion Lazza Thomas Leeth Peggy Mahan Linda McDaniel Ierry McDonald 1? K. lk 'Sv- fwfzl-3, an The AQ- boys really studying ,rx fa E Iames Price Steve Rabberman Mary Ray Becky Rife Ronald Rish Iim Robinson Ronald Rodabauga. Raymond Rose Dennis Rothli sluerger 34 K rm, i, Donna Russell Phillip Schlueter Earl Searls Iames Shane Susan Shearer Iackie Smith Larry Snider Gayle Southward Robert Stewart Iane Stillberger Dennis Suber Sue Switzer ii gi., . , Si AEE hi 4 1 K-333 9 'X le B-L 4 wi. S i w j SVSDS , 2' lit! E A Wallace Tackett Bill Thompson A 'Wi Jim Teets Karen Tracy 5 ,Q ' if ' Q' E Bill Walter Marsha Walters Student Council Bonnie Traxler Dennis Ulrich Student Council Carmen Walton Toni Warehime Bruce Westall Royce Wetherill Relaxing at the bowling alley on Ir.-Sr. Prom night eivkag 'Q Martha White Larry Winebrenner Q1: Rick Wren of S , V K L- 35 Q to .s . 35 WQQ . y 1 Q54 at lu. wi We X.w 4 xxx A-1 xx Y!! QW? FSIYJ-:iv ' '1i 41.9-v-:.2'Q, -K 4,.v Nw , ff N1 w x Qi a.'i SE? 4, 3,1 wx if ' ..A ' i Y gl gy ,S 4. x Q , an. 1 ' X : k 2 1 -V? 'Z 1 C if ay' 55' 1 . tri' 'f-q 4, 1 iz Q, 35 129 4 4 If ' AN X IBA 3 Row 1: Mark Thomas, manager: Iim Shane: lim Frey: Harold Snider: David Price: Edwin Powell: Dennis Ulrich: Roger Bell Row 2: Coach Watson, Iim Evans, Russell Wright, Larry Winebrenner, Dennis Rothlisberger, Gary McKee, Bill Miller, Gene Lauck Row 3: Mike Crocker, manager: Steve Burris: Bill Walter: Dennis Suber: Bernie Clawson: Dennis Kear: Dan Kindle FOOTBALL SCORES R.H.S. OPP. Lima Sr . Reserves Sept. 7 18 13 Upper Sandusky n O ' 20 8 Kenton 27 20 Colonel Crawford Oct. 4 8 Carey 1 1 27 Pleasant 18 18 'Ridgedale 25 8 fElgin Nov. 1 18 'River Valley 8 nl Mohawk 146 f League Games 14 14 40 22 12 6 Z2 6 6 8 150 Varsity Football This year was a trying one for the Falcons of River- dale. Over sixty men, among them eight returning lettermen, reported for the starting practice session on August 16. Even the weather did not cooperate-- as the stiffling heat of summer changed to the bitter chill of fall almost overnight. The coaches, players, and spectators will never forget the thrilling game with Mohawk on November 8. It was the last game of the season for both teams and the Warriors of Mohawk were boasting of winning. The game could not end in a tie if the Falcons were to place third in the league--it had to be a clear cut victory. It was six to six through the last quarter. Finally we carried the pigskin within field goal range. Was a field goalpossible? Mr. Watson sent Roger Bell in for the sole purpose of splitting the uprights with a field goal. All was hushed and tense, both on the bench and in the stands, with all fingers crossed. The ball came from center: up came Roger. . .Oh no! It hit the left side of the uprights. lust two mere inches and the whole game could have turned from a tie into an overwhelming victory. Iust think of it! I nu l I nu L- n 3 33 Q :ar fr ... yr - A FH' t .ui 7 1 je, 'fx fm H iv' X1 U If ,R W 'Z 5 . - -Q 2532 ,Cx 3-4 ,H E, .ra i Row 1: Dennis Walters, Gene Farisonp Al Blackburn, Greg Beckwith, Mark Miller: Lindsay Ellcessor Duane Prater 3 Bob Bristoll, manager Row 2: Bill Shields, 'Wayne Dodds, Wallace Tackett, Roger Deisler Iunior Lauck Tim 5 Beckwith, Randy Rodabaugh, Coach Smith Row 3: Ken Snider, Kennard Kainp Bill Tracy, Ken Cramer Keith Howard i Iohn Dean: joe Hochstettler, head manager l B Tean1 Row l Bill Shields Al Blackburn Greg Beckwith Row 2 Bill Miller Duane Prater Dennis Walters Roger Bell Dennis Ulrich Coach Watson LAST YEAR'S LETTERMEN , ,, y, BN. r iff 1 x , 'rf 'wg M iy' K if 1 1' E is jf l Q A N ' 'Z 4 ,VWA Q ' H 5 Q, 5 if X R rx, N A 1 .J 2z fj13y I. iqi X 5 i 7 A ff fr.. www, Ei, saW'. ' Q ws ff new 'sr Gene Lauck Dennis Walters ,V M Bernie Clawson Senior Lindsay Ellcessor Roger Bell Be gggw K , Lettermen Gene Farison B111 Shxelds Greg Beckwith Harold Snider . ,Fx ,fi 'T Row l: Asst. Coach Durenberger: john Rosenberger: Donald Trimble: Russell Wright: David Weber: Ken Cramer Iunior Lauck: John Dean: Bob Bristoll, manager Row 2: Mark Thomas, manager: Bill Tracy: Bill Walter: Dennis Kear Dan Kindle: David Kinnear: Ken Snider: Ken Kain: Richard Rice: Coach Strasbaugh Row 3: Bob Eatherton, Danny Breidenbach, Randy Rodabaugh, Larry Walters, Dana Dunbar, Tim Beckwith Reserve Football Team NORTH CENTRAL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS Offense Defense Dennis Walters lSr.J, center: Dave Price Ur.J, halfback: Duane Prater ULD, tackle: Greg Beckwith ISr.l, outside Honorable Mention: Roger Bell KSr.l, end: Iim Frey Ur.J, linebacker Honorable Mention: Dennis Ulrich Ur.: end tackle: Alan Blackburn Ur.J, guard: Greg Beckwith KSr.l, Iim Shane Ur.J, end: Jim Prey ULD, tackle: Bill Miller Ur J guard: Wayne Dodds Ur.l, quarterback tackle: Dennis Walters fSr.l, inside linebacker: Dave Price Ur.l, halfback: Roger Bell CSr.J, halfback E 1 3 s s Ei T b T it PLAYERS or THE YEAR li-ff C' A 1 Greg Beckwith, a graduating senior and a two year letterman, has given four years of his life towards the sport of football. He was chosen for his ability as the first string defensive outside linebacker on the North Central All-Conference Team. He also received honorable mention as offensive guard. During the foot - ball season, Greg received the highest number of stars and was voted by the team as The Lineman of the Year. The opponents of Riverdale will never forget Greg. Dennis Ulrich, a junior and a two year letterman, has partici- pated in varsity football for two years. For the 1963 football season, Dennis tallied thirty-six points with an average of 4.3 yards per carry of the pigskin. He also received honorable mention as defensive end on the North Central All-Conference Team . Dennis was named as Back of the Year for the 1963 football season. Great things are expected from Dennis. 42 Cross country is a minor sport held in the fall. It is a type of track event where the boys run approximately two miles over land. It takes a great deal of rigorous training to to make a good cross country runner, and this year Riverdale has produced a fine team of boys . Iim Shane and Terry Huffman were especially outstanding. Iim came in second in the district meet and Terry Huffman led the teain to the finish line many times. Cross Country Team k Paul Mus rave, Jack Smith, Dennis Suber, Denny Brown, Terry Huffman, Gary Crawford, Dennis Ba er, g Raymond Rose, Iim Shane, Coach Smith Qkneelingj Mike Reigie Q53 cv -fe:-. 1, W M K 5.1 , ,H W .JL 2. 4 ' tj Q if B l Roger Bell, Queen Nancy, Dennis Walters Sharon Arnold, escortecff b B'1l Shi ld d Sandy Trissler, escorted Game 2-arisone S an by Bernard Clawson and Harold Snider 'CD 'V' rf f ef lv fr of X M. .D - rf ,mka :-. 1 E Queen Nancy and her court R Charlotte Lauck, Jennifer Betts, escorted e s corte d by by Lindsay Ellcessor Gene Lauck Karon Naus, escorted by Greg Beckwith MAIORETTES Marsha Walters, Sue Switzer, Sandy Trissler, Ianet Kear, Karon Naus, Susan Shearer Iim Frey and Roger Bell in an attempt to stop No. 35 of Pleasant Fall Action Roger Bell anxiously awaiting the arrival of the pigskin Iim Frey, Greg Beckwith, Greg Beckwith, Wayne Dodds, and Dennis Ulrich Be carefulthat the Ret. isn't caught in the middle, Wayne! Duane Prater, and Iim Shane closing in on a Carey player Homecoming Dance Mr. Willeke and the band urging the team on 45 4 D 32 , '-I-'23-'Z Row l: Dean Shirk, managerg Alan Blackburng Terry Huffman: Roger Belly Dennis Ulrich: Mark Miller: Gary Forryg Donald Southward, manager Row 2: Wayne Dilley, Iim Shane, Eugene Lauck, Joe Jenkins, Bob Oman, Coach Strasbaugh Riverdale 64 64 64 52 Varsity Basketball Team SCORES Opponents Lafayette ---- Marion Catholic Wyniord ----- Elgin ------ Holiday Tournament 74 63 55 ll4 60 68 40 64 57 84 52 52 70 Hardin Northern - Arlington ---- Pleasant ---- Hardin Northern Carey ------ Kenton ----- River Valley - - Belle Center - - Colonel Crawford Buckeye Central Mohawk ----- Arlington ---- Ridgedale - - - Sectional Tournament 59 Lima Senior - - - 57 57 91 57 60 44 63 74 56 78 63 50 65 68 53 74 87 84 Player Iim Shane - - Iim Shane - - Gene Lauck Al Blackburn Bob Oman - - RECORDS Record Points in one game Most assists - - - Most rebounds - - Best foul shot CZ, - Best field goal CZ, - 30 50 79 802 482 Team ----- Most points in a game - 114 46 jump ball at start of Carey game. Senior Basketball Players Lauck Roger Bell 47 Robert O Row lc Iim Shane, Alan Blackburn, Eugene Lauck, Ioe jenkins Row 2: Terry Huffman, Roger Bell, Bob Oman, Wayne Dilley, Gary Forry, Dennis Ulrich Holiday Tournament Champs 4 H- H- Ff -A MY- M92 I'-SZ s.! Row 1: Dean Shirk, manager: Dennis Brown, Aaron Copie ' G B ll y, ary McKee: Steve Burris, Dennis Baker: Iim Evans, Eric e 5 DonaldSouthward, manager Row 2: Mark Miller, William Tracy, RaymondRose, Henry Dibble, Bruce Westall, Dennis Kear, Dennis Ulrich, Coach Lawrence Reserve Basketball Team yy ,ogg , i T ' 4 . z.. .- E Q i T I n 'x V' A - 1 HN l ,,.,.,, T., .., B, . 5 L S A2 Q. T , A- .., , s A 3? or I 49 . , r at 44 an 4 as A . if .:i, ,,, MM -:,, T T rr, . T T -f f - . ' - V V .i.1Q if , y rr,re. A ...,,,, , y . ,, Af f V! :.,,e 52,7 is ,, K ir .Q 1 L., ,I - K 2 K K! as: 55 i qi - 1 Row 1: Steve Willeke, Andy Linder, Bob Bristoll, Dana Dunbar, Randy Rodabaugh, Tim Beckwith, Tom Trout Row 2: Harold Human, Kenneth Cramer, David Walters, K ' enneth Snider, Iohn Dean, Dan Park, Coach Smith Freshman Basketball Team 49 . QAM' 4355 A LQ? SALAD? 1! QA-L2 4' 4 fa fiffzdrffie CHI :n QQDALQ QQAL amen: mucfsrfuw 4' 6 Q 4, 3023-f3'5' 191, wslthl CU Dilvsvml fnuczulau 3 -1 v F' 4 QAL5' AQJBAL5' ,, ff ILE? 135 5 UID 3 55:1 fgmrssw 31'5,lfAlfJUCAllUN -J -H QQBAL 5. .f 'H sill Q5 EM liUlI.5lUfl ..-or 'af ww ! Q QQQALFQ, E 51595 A- 'N AQYALIQ wszm fllvflllm' ,, E. QLD fuvslul umm 10 Row 1: Harold Snider, Wayne Dilley, Dennis Ulrich, Roger Bell, Alan Blackburn, Wayne Dodds Row 2: Bob Oman, Iim Prey, jim Shane, Gene Lauck, Ioe Jenkins, Ken Snider Boys' Volleyball Team 50 5 1 .,. K f f - ' - A , wiv , ,VW . k A .xHM,.,, ,. .. 1 , , -0 . - 4, .A ' xi '.,,.j.V....Y .,j. k. A ,- U 9 S1 1- ' A .4 an . ,fg 'A -'A- . . A A f' L' Q .e Q 'gy Q Q Q is A ' Wx 5 fa M - V W R ' if , . , O ' A ' V ' 21 1 v 'Mr , A' ' V ' . 1 x 'aa 1 Q K , M , - - K 1 r ky? iz 1 V D A - gil . Q Q in 'fjiwkfgg 4' 3 Lev 22532 .wv is Q5 ' f we is Q. 'fs g I. 'QW g ' ' Y' A, W..-J n - h X 1 Q W Q iii vim A E '1 1 Q 1: :SM va A, , ' an , .Q 1? V N a 152 if I .Q 3 1 f I 8 ti Row 1: Eric Bell, Roger Deisler, Doug Bishop, Terry Huffman, Manuel Gallegos, Roger Bell, Dana Dunbar, Bok Eatherton, Lester Moser, Ir. , Wayne Dodds Row 2: Joe Gallegos, Randde McBride, Randy Rodabaugh, Gary McKee, Dennis Ulrich , Bob Bristoll, Dave Price, Dan Park, Dennis Baker, Mike Reigle , Dennis Rothlisberger, Gene Lawrence, Row 3: Coach Smith, Dennis Kear, Iack Smith, Ron Rodabaugh, Meredith Bishop, Bruce Westall, Jim Shane, Gene Lauck, joe Hochstettler, Raymond Rose, Tom Clark, Ioe Jenkins, Dave Walters, Donald Beck Track Team RIVERDALE HIGH SCHOOL TRACK RECORDS 1 00 Yd. Dash Eric Rothlisberger 10 . 8 1963 220 Yd. Dash George Human 23. 1 1964 120Yd. High Hurdles Wayne Bell 16.5 1963 180Yd. Low Hurdles Wayne Bell 22 . 4 1963 440 Yd. Dash Iim Shane 55 .1 1963 880 Yd. Run Ralph Bishop 2:09 .2 1963 Mile Run Terry Huffman 4:41 . 6 1964 Broad jump Eric Rothlisherger 19' 10 1f2 1963 High Iump IOS 1GHkiHS 5' 9 1964 Iim Shane Pole Vault Raymond Rose 1 1' 1964 shot Put Duane Prater 40' 7 1964 f Discus Ioe Ienkins 133' 2 1964 880 Yd. Relay Roger Miller 1:38.8 1963 Wayne Bell jim Shane Eric Rothlisberger Mile Relay Dennis Rothlisherger 3:50 1964 Iack Smith Bruce Westall jim Shane Row lg Steve Willeke, Denny Brown, Iay Schwartz, Ed Mcvitty Row 2: Dave Price, Al Blackburn, Gene Farison, Roger Passet, Mark Miller, Frank Borkosky, Wayne Dodds Row 3: Steve Burris, Harold Snider, Dennis Kear, Ken Snider, Joe Jenkins, Dennis Walters, Wayne Dilley, Roger Bell, Coach Watson Baseball Team Al Blackburn at bat, with Mr. Watson, catcher, Mr. March, umpire, and Junior Durenberger, Dennis Walters , and Dick Eatherton looking on MQ ' ., Wdflffa 9 .I , -an Ac, ing, EL, ,-. 53 Fi . I ir! fl. Q f E :ff Q... .f Q B D I is . im. -1, . MM was-,. W, SP' i U :- C far?-4 jr 1 .K S .aw -xi ff-Q1 :Q If 71 M5 1 -ill Flimfdf K I , i . 4 IQ! wx, Activities 'Alf' Q .. , X L V xr, X.. - - .2 E' 5 d ' - X T tu ent Council ff- we i Ll' Of. 1 E 5 qfw 7,1 .SMS X ' f 5 , KA ' The Student Council's major project for the year was publishing a , ' I, I5 N , f student handbook which will be ready for distribution at the beginning ' , i Y Q ' f of school in the fall. Each member of the Councilwas given a section 6 L ' or area of the book to consider, research, and prepare. M3 A' ax Q Some of the main areas are: Philosophy of the school, history of H .: L-Nh V the school, floor plan of the building, regulation of governing student x behavior, library rules and study habits, special services of the 6 D, ' school, the purpose of guidance, student government, extracurricular 'bv' activities , and graduation requirements . At Christmastime, the Council sponsored window decorations and a Christmas tree K in the lobby, and during the week preceding Christmas, read poems andother written works each morning over the public address system. Rf ' 7 The Council planned and supervised the Homecoming program and the dance which followed K x the football game. A XJ fx Coffee and doughnuts were served to the officials in the press box at football games. lnterclass volleyball tournaments were sponsored by the Student Council. A six-year-old orphan boy in India was supported by the Council. This cost S60 per year. To the orphan boy this meant the difference between being ta ken a's a slave by the Communist Hindu landlords who have hundreds gf., of other orphaned boys and girls of India, and being caredfor by the World Missionary Evangelism Children's Home, where he will be given Christian - A .- K training, fed, clothed, educated, and receive the warm loving care of the Q C ,QT 1 people around him Seated: Sandra Stumppg jean Thomas: Dennis Walters, president: Marsha Walters: Ianet Sampson : Elaine Becky Alan Blackburng Terry Huffman: Mr. Baum, advisory Mark Miller: Davidwaltersp Barbara Woodard: Evelyn Tackett - Z 5 N i s - ! ixr xw L Row lg janet Keary Connie Tuorreyy Sue Switzer: Sandra Trisslerg Nancy Hodge, Debra Bishop: Ann OPP? Becky Rifep Mrs. March, faculty advisory Wendy Westally Ruth Ann Hougendobler Row 2: Ianice Haymond, Regena Woodruff, Sharon Hankins, Linda Howard, Charlotte Lauck, Sharon Baker, Karen Walters, Sue Shearer, Ragina Curl, Peggy Lay, Barbara Brovim, Marsha Walters, Carmen Walton, Sharon Stone, Debra Hodge, Becky Snider, Carolyn Beach, Diane Shearer, Evelyn Tackett Row 3: Nancy Thompson, Iackie Hampton, Elaine Musgrave, Betty RODP, Carol Huber, Shirley Stone, Rose Karcher, Stephanie Frederick, Peggy Musgrave, Betsy Iohnson, Gail Stansberry, Pat Musgrave, Sheran Stump, Iennifer Betts, Carol Sons, Karon Naus, Mary Patrick, Bonnie Gossman, Kay Hankins Row 4: Barbara Musgrave, Jacky Paizs, Diana Edgar, Marilyn Launder, Donna Huston, Betty Barlow, Mary Ray, Jane Stillberger, Cheryl Huffman, Martha Burnett, Ioyce Garey, Barbara Corbin, Sueilen Van Tilburg, Peggy Ray, Sandra Buess, Barbara Gibson, Peggy Gibson, Debra Newman Row 5: Sandra Wright, Kathy Breski, Diane Lay, Sue Galloway, Ioan Pever, Deloris CDeckerJ Ratliff, Susan Stumpp, Marlene Naus, Phyllis Altman, Connie Phelps, Linda McDaniel, Beverly Musgrave, Martha White, Patty Stephan, Betty Lanning, Sandra Stumpp, Karen Tracy, Carla Musgrave Girls' Athletic Association Queen Marsha Walters and King James Evans with attendants Iacqueline Hampton, Ruthann NancyThompsondemonstratingher Hougendobler, Eugene Lauck, Diane Edgar, Skill with T-he ball and Paddle and David Walters at the Sweetheart Dance i 57 HONORARY CHAPTER FARMERS Robert Bair, Honorary Chapter Farmer: Roger Passet, treasurer, Ed Powell, president: Iohn Rosenberger, vice president, Ramon Meyers, Honorary Chapter Farmer ll f or ' I' + A112 o W -33253. 1 fb RICA 1 7-8 I . 753 0 1'7l.n QOGFTIOM10 QA 44' ff' D Z -L V-'73, 7 C704-fi ' fo 0 ' . 0 J r , .... 1.7 Above: Ag boys setting out trees in the school forest Below: Iim Shane plowing . I S N Z7 ,Qyw 4 3 , j- 'f if,. 1 5554 .' ' ' ' A f .A V .J A 'K A Y ' 'L Q V 52' - A '-Y ,. g 5., ,-L V y , .,. , ' - ,W J : 5 ' ' 'ff x . ,A . M ' tif , ff K, V ge, 12 -4' V , QF 335.4 In 1 ,, A f. .jkwgir -.Lf.wf:'1rv, qw, or ., -if ffge. 4 ',f,fe5,grg:fl JW ' exif r ' I 58 rfwgwiff .,,. J? IANA: N, y ,Jsgk 71,-.., 'fag 'ff' 'mf ' ,uf-1' ,gy E3-4 1 1 ,ii .' 1 '-', A 4 1' Ag boys cleaning up after prom FFA QUEEN Tom Lehman, speaker, Nancy Thompson, FFA Queen: Ed Powell, president l , ' 5E?5?TiT!fk Working on decorations for prom Scene at Banquet rl xdwwaw-W X 1 sw i f Q -we ' f'Sif I 4 as .9 ,. vi' Mwlqgmpnan-sun-q Row lz Roger Passet, treasurer: Frank Borkosky, secretary: Vernon Boecher, reporter: Dan Naus, president: Edwin Powell, vice president: Mr. Woodburn, advisor Row 2: Ierry Frederick, Danny Breidenbach, Eugene Boes, George Fox, Keith Howard, Mike Howard, Wallace Tackett, Robert Stewart, Ioe Gallegos, Carson Shark Row 3: Lindsay i Ellcessor, Gary I-lemmerly, Darl McNutt, Danny McLaughlin, Don Bell, Iohn Rosenberger, Wayne Walter, Dennis Gatchell, Iames Musgrave, Gary Forry Row 4: James Forry, Iunior Durenberger, Bob Gill, Iimmy Robinson, Iames Shane, George Miller, Dennis Suber, Russell Long, Ronald Loveridge, Royce Wetherill SCENE AT BANQUET 4: .4- Ns ,,.,.,J ' -Nh, ,. mb-:xx N-n....v- WH-run:-4' ,. Mrs. Woodburn: Tom Lehman, speaker AWARD WINNERS Mr. Powell: Ed Powell: Mrs. Powell Nancy Thompson, FFA Queen: Mr junior Durenberger, Star Mechanic: Roger Passet, Star Sheep Thgmpggnj Mfg, Thompson Farmer: Frank Borkosky, Star Chapter Farmer: Speaker Tom Leh- man, State Secretary: Ed Powell, Star Dairy Farmer: Dan Naus, Star Swine Farmer: Iim Shane, Star Crop Farmer: Jim Forry, Star Beef Farmer: Darl MCNutt, Star Greenhand 59 FHA STATE HOMEMAKER Sharon Fink FHA ADVISOR Mrs . Lotz ffl 5 YMAKERS +09 0,07 5 gp 3 2 fy Q 62101 2. .12 Q10 0 oqjxo NEW H DELEGATES TO THE ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION Linda Schoenberger, Sharon Motter, Stephanie Frederick, Carla Musgrave, Barbara Thiel, Sandra Buess S sl A , W 'ii' ? r 1 i1 f ' 5' ir ii to R A A ' 1 -X. ,. 4' ' -A I gk -1 EX ' Si am! 5 R nf yn Q y Y l 5' 9' MQ W, , I X N' u iv- KT-6,53 0, mg -. . ' v x M.. r 35 G 6 J l R E Q A W wi '1 RE HUMEMAK QXSAXS !f '- F193 AMERICA Karen Walters, Nancy Hodge, Iane Stillberger, Bonnie Getz, Barbara Thiel, Sharon Fink, Sandy Buess, Marja ar, Karon Naus, Barbara Brown, Connie Tuorrey, Stephanie Frederick Row 2: Mrs. Oates, advisor, Pearlie affertyp Peggy Mahan, Marla Shark, Rebecca Snider, Iane Baker, Betty Barlow: Mary Ray: Donna Russell: Mrs. Lotz dvisor Row 3: Phyllis Mahan, Barbara Musgrave, Carla Musgrave, Ioyce Garey, Evelyn Tackett, Carolyn Lawrence, Busan Alter, Iean Wentz, Karen Hankins, Peggy Musgrave Row 4: Regena Woodruff, Betty Ropp, Mary Io Fatzinger, Linda Schoenberger, Regina Curl, Kathy Breski, Marjorie Boecher, Betsy Johnson, Jennifer Betts, Mary Patrick, Connie Lawrence, Iackie Hampton, Ruth Edgington Row 5: Sharon Motter, Pat Musgrave, Peggy Gault, Gail Stansberry, Toni Warehime, Marlene Naus, Marjorie Binau, Rose Bell, Wendy Westall, Barbara Woodard, Ruth Ann Hougendobler, Connie Ulrich, Sandy Truman FHA DEGREES OF ACHIEVEMENT Carla Musgrave, Stephanie Frederick, Peggy Sault, Sharon Motter, Linda Schoenberger, and Barbara Thielannounced the beginning of FHA Week oy explaining the National FHA Degrees ofAchieve- nent over WKTN Radio Station, Kenton, Ohio. l .' .Y 2 K ,f f fy A 5 ,Q 2 Q E2 R i I fl H 2- S., Magus, . , wr 'E' ,.,. .. .4 in r 22 F H A WEEK 61 I AWARD OF MERIT Iane Stillberger and Karon Naus brought the week to a close by explaining the Award of Merit over Radio Station WKTN Q 'W if 3 RGY Weber diSCl1SSi1'1g The Bill of Sandy CTWO Front Teeth: Stumpp and Eugene fSantaJ RiQhfS OH the Law DGY PFOQYSITI Lauck during the Christmas Assembly Program Assembly Committee Seated: Ianet Sampson: Carolyn Beach: Robert Oman, president: Marsha Walters: Kay Tuttle Standing: Alan Blackburn: Mr. Reinehr, advisor: Russell Wright '7 .ww -and ,f-,I gp i e fl! f J ,W ,W M , D Y'-TB i TE ' 5 E fi X W fl 2 y ,V f V. 2 , A- S 3 ' V, 2 1 5 Q 2 ff 1 1 , K 'ki sr 9 . fi? 'Dix '4 n Row l: Nancy Thompson, Iackie Hampton, Stephanie Frederick, Rose Karcher, Becky Messenger, Carolyn Beck Row 2: Roger Deisler, Wayne Dodds, David Price, Roger Bell, Bob Oman, Dennis Walters, Iunior Durenberger, Dennis Baker, Gene Farison, Denny Brown, Coach Watson Row 3: Mark Miller, Lindsay Ellcessor, Edwin Powell, Gary McKee, Greg Beckwith, William Miller, Steve Burris, Bill Shields, Dennis Ulrich, Alan Blackburn Row 4: Frank Borkosky, Raymond Rose, Bruce Westall, Ioe Jenkins, Iim Frey, Ioe Hochstettler, Eugene Lauck, Bernard Clawson, Harold Snider, Jack Smith, Larry Winebrenner Varsity K .6 , ,an i Vrikz f +, I ai. ax 1 g Q2 i:,' '12- -1.:: ' l x . 6 , A ' 2 , X ffl' ' . ' 'Tgl 6 .,,.., ,,, i L ' -- .'- .M ,bm Nw-We W 9 5 K 'yxds VIC KI WATSON , E ditor -l-I.. . S. .-3: an y 3 0' c1w,,i...C- ll 1 is 1 5 425.1 . , ...- .....,M.' 'S JMW 'Aan'- v-sign. Vo lu: ya 1. Carolyn Price, Barry Weber, photographers 2. Mrs. Gemmill, advisor 3. Carolyn Price, Ray Weber, Connie Lawrence, Sue Sayre, Marjorie Binau , Carolyn Lawrence, Barbara Landon, Becky Messenger, news and features staff 4. Editorial staff - Row 1: Karen Hankins, Mrs. Gemmill, Vicki Watson Row Z: Connie Ulrich, Sandra Stumpp, Ruth Ream 5. Class reporters - Row 1: Dennis Brovm, Bruce Westall Row 2: Sandra Trissler, Connie Phelps, Kay Tuttle Mes.-if' Qs- V, A' at I V -,-4.-,f,..ain......59 kf+' u mm 261 6 Shirley Gault Fred Borkosky, Karen Hankins, Ruth Ream 7 Sports staff Iay Schwartz Gene Farison, Ioe Ienkins Roger Bell 8 Circu- lation staff Fred Borkosky Bernard Clawson Lindsay Ellcessor, Junior Flowers 9 Production staff Gary Crawford Barry Weber, Iim Forty, Tom Rodabaugh 10 Activities reporters Marsha Walters, KR' NYE! xi? I :gf 48,-j? V vin an Q-0 'Qi IZ' CANDIDATES ELECTED FOR MEMBERSHIP Row lg Vicki Watson, Carol Hartman, Darrel Howard, Larry Winebrenner, Iay Schwartz, Carol Lane, Sandra Wright Row Z: Ioan Pever, Roger Bell, Alvin Rettig, Ioe Hochstettler, Robert Oman, Gary Southward, Sue Kauble Absent: Shirley Gault ifiil Quill and Scroll is an internationalhonorary society t 5 for high schooljournalists . The Riverdale Chapter was ' 7 granted their charter on March 20, 1964, with Mrs. Gemmill, Falconette advisor, and Mrs. Curtis, Talon X advisor, as sponsors . The requirements for candidacy 1 are as follows: The candidate must be a junior or a senior in the upper third of their class scholastically: he must have made a real contribution toward the pub- lishing of either the newspaper or the yearbook: and he must be approved by the local sponsors and also by the secretary-treasurer of the national society. There were fifteen students tapped as candidates with nine seniors and fourjuniors initiated as members . , . 1. Vicki Watson lighting her candle from the light of Truth during the initiation ceremonies . CAN DI DATES DURING INI TIATI ON Larry Winebrenner, Ioan Pever, Vicki Watson, Carol Hartman, Carol Lane, Sandra Wright, Robert Oman, Alvin Rettig, Gary Southward, Ioe Hochstettler, Roger Bell r0'W0's ii' Mrs. Dennis, Mrs . Gemmill, and Mrs. Curtis after being presented with corsages by Meredith Bishop N, All I x .Q -r N 2-.mlm alll! Mill Iean Tl'10IT1BS, Shirley Gault, Becky Messenger, Alvin Rettig, Robert Oman, Darrel Howard, Dick Morehart Sue Kauble, Sandra Wright Row 2: Carolyn Beck: Ann Dee Latham: Ruth CHuesmanI Ream: Vicki Watson: Sue Shearer Carolyn Beach: Sharon Baker: Elaine Searfossg Mrs. Curtis, falculty advisor Row 3: Shirley Stone, Rose Karcher' Car01Hartmar1, Patti' Stephan, Kathy Breski, Sandra Stumpp, Sharon Messmer, Sharon Arnold, Barbara Schroyer Carol Lane, Martha White, Chris Messenger Row 4: Bobby Bristoll, Alan Blackburn, David Price, RogerBellI Iim Forry, Greg Beckwith, Paul Musgrave, Iohn Rosenberger, Larry Winebrenner, Russell Wright, Roger Passettl GGFY Pony B-Q-Q: Ioan Pever, Meredith Bishop, Ray Weber, Bernard Clawson, Brent Sampson, Ioe Ienkins Ice HOChSYeU2lGf, Bruce Westall, Ron Rish, Gary Southward, Wayne Dilley, Connie Phelps, Gary Crawford I Editor-in-Chief ---- Associate Editors - - Assistant Editors - - Photographic Editor - Assistant ------ Business Manager - - Advertising Manager - Assistant ------ Advertising Editor - - Circulation Manager - Assistant ------ Circulation Staff Senior Class ---- Iunior Class ---- Sophomore Class - Freshman Class - - Forest Area ---- Mt. Blanchard Area Vtfharton Area - - - Senior Class Editor - - Iunior Class Editor - - Sophomore Class Editor Freshman Class Editor Copy Editor ----- Music Editor ----- Annual Staff ---------- RobertOman -----------AlvinRettig Ioe Ho chstettler ---------- ShirleyGault Rebecca Messenger - Ioe Hochstettler - Meredith Bishop - - Darrel Howard - - - - Sue Kauble - - Elaine Searfoss - - - Martha White - - Sandra Wright - - - Rose Karcher - - Sandra Stumpp - - - - David Price - Chris Messenger - - Bobby Bristoll - - - Shirley Stone - - - Sharon Arnold - - - - Roger Bell - - - - Ioan Pever - - - - Gary Forry - - Russell Wright - Ann Dee Latham Larry Winebrenner - - Gary Southward Sports Editor ------------- Assistant - Football ------- Assistant - Basketball ------- Assistant - Cross Country ----- Assistant - Track ---------- Future Farmers of America ------ Future Homemakers of America Arr Editor --------------- Schola stics Editor ---------- Activities Editor ----------- Assistants - - -.- - - Sharon Baker Carolyn Beach Carolyn Beck Alan Blackburn Bernard Clawson Iim Forry Ruth Huesman Sharon Messmer Richard Morehart Area Advertising Chairmen ------ 67 Ioe Hochstettler Larry Winebrenner - - Wayne Dilley - Gary Crawford - - - Ioe Ienkins - - Roger Passet - - Kathy Breski - - Iean Thomas - - - Carol Lane - Carol Hartman Paul Musgrave Karon Naus Connie Phelps Iohn Rosenberger Brent Sampson Ianet Sampson Susan Shearer Iane Stillberger Sandra Stumpp Vicki Watson - - Carolyn Beck Greg Beckwith Ion Lazza Ray Weber Ron Rish Barbara Schroyer Bruce Westall Martha White I The two families, Gibbs and Webb, at the breakfast table. E X 2 2 5 l 2 Bruce Westall and Sharon Bake as George and Mrs Gibbs i All School George and Emily with others looking on . The grave yard scene as the play comes to a close. Dennis Walters as Ioe Stollard. Q if e George and Emily making up over a milk shake with the stage manager as the druggest. George being razzed by his fellow a Y baseball players . Meredith Bishop as Mr. Webb. Emily: Gosh! I wish I had an umbrella. ,, L g L 3 Y xv fl Jes.,-7.-, 5 4 Y F-FL' ' - ,,,x,.d-V W ,sie-.5 -PY 'rw' i 1 5 E L . 1 ,K 1 x 5 Y 1 , 1 1 f 5 ' Miss Gallegos, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. 1 y yr Q' 1 Q W U fm l 2 ,Q Alvin Rettig, master of ceremonies ... s,,.. ,. .-L.....i The bachelors: Ioe Hochstettler, Terry Huffman, Gary Southward, Jim Teets, Royce Wetherill, Ioe Gallegos, Ronaldlloclabaugh, Roger Passet, Bob Gill Junior - Senior Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Hickle, Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Crawford, W' b me renner Bill Miller, vocalist vollvy H, 'VIQEQI - . .W . R . , ax f, .AJ f s if 3 r ,,:v.l .Y 'v at 'Q I gl KA 3 C 4 1 1' Q, ,Q ca K3 - ,' I P I 1 s 4 ' fx 'y T as ll ljll llrlr ' ,i:3vQ'2.5,g I .' '-1 'f.Qh-Qgxliskfi, . 1. , if wt ni g Lg f, 2 G., 7, , , I J. Q Aawfk . '- tit' i' 'lx ,'x iq .41 ' 7. The orchestra from Ridgedale High School B Prom Y Y Y Carolyn Beach, vocalist 3 1 L Brenda Basinger, vocalist J Boys' Quartet: Bill Miller, Alan Blackburn, Gary Ferry, Edlohn 3 I1 ' U -I' wid A fX 1-5 S- Q C no-.K Q, ef. Haig: Q45 --.1 -an S:T?R?:f 3. 'nw L, g Na nf., f 2 2 5 3 V gn-. , , 1 LMI i Mui 'u-nag-i 'mn FJ A . .3122 i - rg fA Hi h School Marching Band FINDLAY COLLEGE HOMECOMING PARADE TROPHY The Riverdale Band Boosters were proud as they viewed the seventy-two members of the Riverdale Falcon Band at the Hardin County Fair last fall. At the Findlay College Homecoming, the band was presented a beautiful trophy. Pic- tured at the left is the trophy held by Mr. Willeke, band director, and Gary Southward, president of the band. The band was judged on marching ability, coordination of move- ment, and uniforms. At all football games, home or away, the Falcon's performance was superb. Row 1: Marilyn Launder, Kay Hankins, Suellen Van Tilburg, Sandra Trissler, Steve Willeke, Gary Southward Mr. Willeke Row Z: Becky Rife, Iean Wentz, Diane Lay, Ianet Sampson, Dennis Gatchell, Danny McLaughlin Susan Shearer X , 9? fi 5115 Pep Band 75 Majorettes Marsha Walters Sue Switzer Ianet Kear Karon Naus Susan Shearer Sandra Trissler Row l: Ruth Martin, Sue Switzer, Carolyn Beach, Carmen Walton, Karon Naus Row 2: Sandra Trissler, Sandra Wright, Iean Thomas, Ruth Ann Poling, Ianet Murling, Carolyn Beck, Sandra Stumpp, Kathy Stephan Row 3: Iay Schwartz, Becky Messenger, Steve Willeke, Sharon Messmer, Karen Tracy, Sandra Buess, Betty Lanning, Becky Rife, Steve Rabberman, Gene Farison, Iean Wentz Row 4: Donna Huston, Barbara Corbin, Connie Phelps, Peggy Lay, Iennifer Betts, Donald Southward, Ioe Burnett Row 5: Marsha Walters, Kay Hankins. ' wut, Regina Curl, Marilyn Launder, Chris Messenger, Debra Bishop, Diane Lay High School BAND OFFICERS Gary Southward President Sandra Trissler Vice President Patty Stephan Librarian Iay Schwartz Reporter Shirley Stone Librarian Sandra Wright Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Hodge Librarian Q, '-rv Row 1: Elaine Beck, Martha Burnett, Ianet Kear, Suellen Van Tilburg Row 2: Susan Cole, Marjorie Boecher, Nancy Thompson, Gene Kear, Elaine Trout, Patricia Stephan, Shirley Stone, Nancy Hodge Row 3: Susan Stumppl Alice Beck, Dean Shirk, Ray Weber, Gary Southward, Sharon Baker, Henry Dibble, Sharon Kneisley Row 4: Ianet Sampson, Brent Sampson, Patty Pickett, Ianet Gallant, Bill Shields, Dennis Gatchell, Carla Musgrave, Danny McLaughlin Row 5: Gary Crawford, Mr. Willeke Concert Band MR. VVILLEIGI DIRECTING THE BAND The Riverdale Concert Band consists of seventy-one members. On Sunday, February 23, it presented its midwinter concert in the high school auditorium. It received an excellent rating on March 14, when it at- tended the District Band Contest at Elida. The high- light of the year was the Spring Concerton Friday even- ing, May 8. 77 zfgff r X' X X ' 1. . - 'ru 4, y f , f. ,A R! rx ' if Likx 1? Q, Xb!!-3 ,, fi' K E 1 61 .wfwf X , N K-1, 1 , ..2.- H Q 4 W L gui 35 4-111' 7 K 'I' 1 . , , ,, ,5 3f+y 45 L Q! :Ig---'N A R 1 - lx ig fs: Q3 ,ff - - - Q if-,ff Row 1: Carolyn Beach, Brenda Basinger, Barbara Gibson, Kay Tuttle, Vicki Watson, Ianice Haymond, Carolyn Price Ruth Martin, Carol Hartman, Iane Baker, Becky Snider, Debra Hodge, Connie Lawrence, CarolSchoenberger Row 2: Elaine Searfoss, Sue Brown, Linda Halsey, Becky Barr, Ioan Huesman, Mary Patrick, Karen Humphrey, Karen Tracy, Sue Switzer, Kathleen Stark, Janet Kear, Karen Walters, Kay Hankins, Mary Io Fatzinger, Anita Humphrey, Peggy Gibson Row 3: Diane Edgar, Marjorie Binau , Wendy Westall, Karen Hankins , Carolyn Lawrence , Barbara Corbin, Becky Rife , Sharon Baker, Carol Lane, Connie Phelps, Sharon Messmer, Deloris CDeckerJ Ratliff, Mary Io Rigsby, Shirley Stone, PeggyGreen, Nancy Thompson, Marsha Walters, Mr. Willeke Row 4: Ruth Ann Poling, Ionni fLeethJ Stallard,Robert Eatherton, Dennis Gatchell, Douglas Bishop, Eddie McVitty, Gary Forry, IoelGaertner, jim Forry, Mark Miller,James Price, Ray Weber, Alan Blackburn, Sam Hall, Barry Weber, Manuel Gallegos, Sharon Arnold Row 5: Darrel Howard, Ed Iohn, Daniel Parks, Iay Schwartz, Charles Fox, Greg Beckwith, Michael Reigle, Aaron Copley, Fred Borkosky, Bill Miller, Alvin Rettig, Dennis Ulrich, Ronald Humphrey, Gary Southward, Bob Oman High School Choir CHOIR OFFICERS me Robert Oman President Alan Blackburn Vice President janet Kear Secretary-Treasurer Carol Lane Librarian Shirley Stone Librarian Vicki Watson Reporter Carolyn Beach Librarian QQ Music Contest Sharon Arnold, rnezzo-soprano, received a superior rating at the district contest held at Lima, and a superior rating at the state con- test held at Dayton. The choir performing in front of the body after returning with their rating. . if 1. ' Nil.: -sv ff., .db,Q a., s . -4 .nm x J, ,SX 1. , ftyf ,ik lg' .i l , . , Q ' s - 4 4 . k,L. 7 . V i t .vm Aim Above: The concert band, in their first year at 1. i district contests, came home with a rating of E excellent. Below: Robert Oman, bass, re- r' ceived a superior rating at the district contest , 1' ' X 1 and a superior rating at the state contest. XX wi V ' Above: SharonArnold, seen here playing atthe Spring Concert also received an excellent rating at the district contest ii piano. Below: The choir journeyed to Elida for the distric weeks later the choir went to Columbus and received anoth superior rating in the state competition. i fa I 4 Q. , if ay, 1 ....,.........W-,....,.... .. 1, V.. , ., I choral contest and came back with a superior rating. Severg 1 1113 gg! i 79 Ruth Martin 3 1 Ji t 'AQ d.ifeCtiI'1g the C1'1Oi1' Rgbeft Qman accompanied X X fi ,X NE .-.73 by Sharon Arnold Spring Concert fi 5 E is if? W x Mr. Simon, student teacher from Ohio Northern University, directing the concert band Mr. Simon directing Flute ensemble A X .JI i ,...,. S 1 Z S S 1 O l . ,A,,. LL.,, Am., Yxit A- ,ww Nam, raver, M L svsnzn asevae 'I kv 0609 'EY 1 Ms: 5 QDDCV c F3 'K ,r'1 ,,f1r..,,Vs,V U? II BY RI-IFLECTIUN Llifiiih 5?'4'V5w23rig ,-HW TIQN ggpwnxzmos 0F LIGHT FK! wana 53 Us Killa: t Kii UH! x 'N Mlmp ..-2 V,-,. J fffqzfw.-I .f,..f 5 i a 'I Schola tics NATIONAL nqon soc? xx ff : 691 5. 3 RATING CHART Used for Election to Membership Character 3 O Points Service 15 Points Leadership 10 Points S cholarship 45 Points National Honor Society Character shall be defined as moral fitness, self control ant integrity. Service shall be defined as useful work for the school and commu- nity. Leadership shall be defined as the ability to guide other students in upholding the ideals and pur- poses of the school and cummu' nity. A pupil to be eligible must have a point average of 8.00 in the academic subjects which he has carried during his high schoo course. Row 1: Brenda Basinger, Vicki Watson, Elaine Trout, Patty Stephan, Rose Karcher, Sue Switzer, Karen Tracy, Sandy Wright, Sharon Baker, Carolyn Beck Row 2: Ion Lazza, Larry Winebrenner, Iean Thomas, SharonArno1d, Sandy Stumpp, Ioan Pever, Sue Kauble, Martha Burnett, Sandy Trissler, Dennis Ulrich, Ed John, Alan Blackburn Row 3: Greg Beckwith, Roger Bell, Meredith Bishop, Bill Miller, Mike Crocker, Ioe Ienkins, Alvin Rettig, Bob Oman, Gary Southward, Ray Weber, Dennis Walters o E B 2 1 ii I E E if , 91 QQ a Yan 'Pvt E ,, Q, 1, Q is -' p 3 f E 1 5 2 ' i S. if 4 1 Q. ow l: Sue Sayre, Ruth KHuesmanJ Ream, Sharon Baker, Elaine Beck, Carol Hartman, CarolLane, Ronald I-linebaugh avid Wright, Steve Willeke, Iames Miller, Donald Pever, Tom Trout Row 2: Rose Karcher, Patty Stephan, Martha urnett, Sandy Stumpp, Alice Beck, Becky Barr, Marilynwright, Susan Stumpp, Chris Messenger, Bill Miller Row 3 on Lazza, FredIohn, Russell Wright, Ken Snider, Meredith Bishop, Bruce Westall, Alvin Rettig, Bob Oman, Ed Iohn Vlark Miller, Ray Weber, Ronald Rodabaugh RESULTS OF SCHOLARSHIP TESTS Rank by if - Tiel State STUDENT SUBJECT Dist. State Ronald Hinebaugh Bi 1 HM Christy Messenger VO ogy Marilyn Wright General l'3 IBITIGS Miller Science Ion Lazza . IZ Ed john Chemistry Robert Oman Rose Karcher Physics David Wright Tom Trout Algebra I Alvin Rettig Advanced Elaine Beck Algebra Meredith Bishop American l 4 13 Bruce Westall History 3 9 Kennard Kain World Mark Miller History Patricia Stephan Senior Social Ray Weber Studies Becky Barr . Ken Snider English IX Sue Sayre . Ioan Huesman English X William Miller . W5 HM Sharon Baker English PG Sandra Stumpp 7 . Ruth Ream English PGI Steve Willeke Latin I Alice Beck 4 Fred Iohn . l Susan Stungp Latin H 2 Donald Pever ' S 1 h I 1 Martha Burnett pan S 2 Russell Wright , l Carol Lane Spanish H 2 Carol Hartman B kk 1 I 21' Ronald Rodabaugh ' OO eep ng Zi' Scholarship Tea m in , Freshmen receiving scholastic awards Paul Tippin, judges Shirley Gault and Darrel Howard during a special Quill and Scroll initiation ceremony performed by Robert Oman and Vicki Watson Science project wards and Gary Southward receiving congratulations on his science project by Mr. Charles Blazer and Mr. Carolyn Price with her award-winning THE NETANORPHOSIS EGGS EMBRYOS LARVA Mr. Baum presenting Student Council awards mpg? p V5 mm E 'T 'W . I I t' ' .J aa H as as as .X J .un ,Ag J .ol 1 il ? 'F' in ' u Ai-rw- Achievements i Vicki Watson, second place winner, and Gary Southward, first place winner, hold- ing the trophy they earned in the Hardin County Safety Slogan Contest Mr. Reinehr presenting top class scholarship awards to Robert Oman, Sandra Stumpp, co- valedictorians, and Patricia Stephan, saluta- torian , . M. . 2. L, . 'ea -ex at ' . ia i sf! , wg x , pry, x Juniors and seniors participating in Quill and Scroll initiation . Robert Oman receiving math award Mr. Strasbaugh presenting awards to Sophomores pin from Mr. Thomas i P 1 s 'HI 'S-. S i 5 ye 55 E ' L ,N Y , . - E-i .-5-Z . E 9 r X gk X r 1 2 lx ' : . W5'5 l -':'. S , it 1 1 X V ,. gf dl I 8 f . Qin '.' n,u 50- a I 5.2 xi' .13 ' 7 W -s J, x A -QP 1 ', sigma H2115 , k . f '4 K 1 '7 -4 '1 j ' ffl' U Q ' I D ,. K t. 1 ' . , A . mn 'WH 5? I X -. ,,,. 1 .9 . t .1 Y? LQ f 54. 1 1 li 4 3174 11 f 2 A Senior Class of '64 an Sharon Arnold Lee Atha Gregory Beckwith ir' we-df Q Roger Bell Marjorie Bihau Debra Bishop Douglas Bishop Frank Borkosky Fred Borkosky S116 Brown Betty Clark Bernard Clawson ,N all' ....--- 'wlnnur if W' V ' R0dn9Y Crawford Deloris CDeckerJ Ratliff Iohn Douglas .bl Lawrence Durenberger, Ir. Thomas Egbert Lindsay Ellcessor Lyle Eugene Farison Ianice Clfatzingerl Gault Shamfl Pink in RWD Asa Flowers, Ir. Marilyn Forney James E. Forty FQ! Qin? T George Fox Iohn Gaertner Sue Galloway Justin Gault Shirley Gault Karen Hankins Joseph C. Hochstettler Nancy Hodge Ruth Ann Hougendobler Darrel Howard Michael Howard Ruth KI-Iuesmanj Ream Rose Karcher Sue Kauble H-f--sr Sig' Barbara Landon Sha,-on Lane !..xxx'W,gx Eugene Lauck Carolyn Lawrence 'C3' Marjoria Kinnear Elizabeth Lanning .lg .W ,VL arf Connie Lawrence Nike N M Ionn Meri CLeethD Stallard Ruth Martin Richard MCKGS ....,,.,a 'T' 'l 'f'W Rebecca Messenger Sharon Megsmer George Miller N-of Richard Morehart Paul Musgrave Peggy Musgrave Dan Naus Robert Oman Ann Opp Ioan Pever Ruth Poling Carolyn Price -...df Tom Rodabaugh Brent Sampson Barbara Schroyer Jay Schwartz Elaine Searfoss Kaye KEarpJ Shearer William H, Shields Maxine Shively Harold Snider GBFY Southward Donald Stark Patricia Stephan Shirley Stone Sandra Stumpp Jean Thomas Nancy Thompson Iune Traxler Sandy Trissler Nr- KM!!! wig' Elaine Trout Connie Ulrich Dennis Walters Watson Barry Weber jf? 43 Sandra Wright Neil Yantis Ray Weber 99 S . ir ' K 5 - I 5 K , si S I Q V1 Mrs. Ann Kear, Miss Ersham, Sandy Stumppf Ray Weber, Dick Morehart, Iim Forry, Gene Farison, Ioe Hochstettler Dennis Walters, Sharon Messmer, Roger Bell, Ruth Huesman, Sandy Wright, Ioan Pever Sitting: Iay Schwartz Senior Class Pla Belinez I'm in your debt. Argan: Oh, you wicked girl! 5 Q S r i A Qi . 4 S 2 B 1 E 5 Toinettez Oh, madame! A dreadful thing has happened THE IMAGINARY INVALID Argan ---------- Toinette - Beline - - Bonnefoy - Angelica - Clean te - Dr. Diaforus ------ Dr. Thomas Diaforus ---- Dr. Furgon Apothecary Berald - - Louise - - jay Schwartz Sandy Stumpp Ruth Huesman J - Roger Bell Sharon Messrner Dennis Walters Ice Hochstettler - Gene Farison - - Iim Forry Dick Morehart - - Ray Weber - Sandy Wright Purgon: lt was to have cleansed your whole system- at one sguirt. ',BL..., The High School Choir ' , g l 5' - . I .2 . s , k..,. ? y The Senior Class H5 Brenda Basinger and Carolyn Beach giving a vocal duet The Rev. Ralph E. Uth of the Mt . Blanchard Methodist Churc of . ',.4p, NE LERES YQDAY 5,33', 'T'-Y Baccalaureate x :gg-:..... -vsxi ---... ,--,.,. 2 QL .-: 1 'Y V A 114 5 t W ' Sp fl I ...I Ji . 'Irwin , W W ff We W X W W ...., ........ X o, X . 1 13 There 1S no Death. 'What seems so 15 transltlon This life of mortal breath Is but a suburb of the life elysian . W ,851 E FNYJEYE 5 X3 rt 11 eath. iff p VEST X X Whose po al we ca D W. W They are not dead, - the classmates W f aff tion - 2 1X X A M5 ,Q -Wg: . WW N, 'E'-z XS-,vein :Xu-X-:XT 5555 -M X X 'Sims XXX XX -Q - br X X as XX :W-:.::--Q -XXQSX:-. es.2.s- SX-Szz -2: SSX SSX? s' rf'1W:':X:': Q Q SXESEW' 5155- X-s.: -:.:',:MXX,::X N.: :mee :XX,::XX,:5,,:Sg : o our ec , Wfwmumommsmwl WWWWHIM WWWWWW An C r1s lmse o ru e. , XX X I X XS gWhW X NXXX XXX XXX X ij thsth 1 ' CONNIE MCKINNIS N September 28, 1946 - September 24, 1963 S XXX X53 1,E,r XX W WW W W W W W X iqpl W W WW WW X W XXXXX faa Xaaaaaaaeat X reebeesos W N.r: , M b giitziisf ii, X5WXXXW WX X Xt - 1 MS XX s X SXNX' W XX, rrrr In W 5, ..rqh-'NY W9 V 31 ,-Q5 'f Q-J 'f Q a 3 l. Bernard Clawson, Iunior Flowers, Lindsay Ellcessor, and Tom Rodabaugh twirl and fling the light fantastic on Iournalism Night 2. Ag boys planting one of the trees in the forestry project: Standing - Ronald Loveridge, Russell Long, Ierry Frederick, john Rosenberger, Ioe Gallegos Kneeling: Carson Shark, and Danny Breidenbach 3. just be sure you watch the movie - Nancy Thompson, Eric Rothlisberger, Roger Miller, Rose Karcher, Betty Lanning, Ralph Bishop 4. The floor is somewhat less than comfortable in the periodical room 5. Gene Lauck and Karen Tracy checking the cafeteria line composedof Wendy Westall, Becky Snider, Ianice Hayman, and Edwin Kauble 6. Dennis Walters, Ray Weber, Rose Karcher, and Brent Sampson solving a weighty problem in the lab 105 Boosters From ARLINGTON ARLINGTON ELEVATOR ESSINGER'S APPAREL SHOP STELLA'S RESTAURANT From CAREY CAREY FOODLAND CAREY FURNITURE STORE HOUK HARDWARE From D U N KI R K MEEKS HEALTH CENTER From F I N D LAY B :Sf G DRUGS BRINKMAN'S TURKEY FARM DAVIS PURE OIL IAQUA'S SPORTING GOODS MONTGOMERY WARD THE PHOTO CENTER STURM'S MARKET From F O R E S T BASINGER IEWELERY STORE FLOWER'S RADIO-TELEVISION SERVICE PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP SI-IIRK'S BARBER SHOP DWIGHT WALTERS From KI R B Y FREY' S HARDWARE Professional DOCTORS E. R. BURSON, M.D. , Arlington S. W. PINK, M.D. , Mt. Blanchard H. K. TREECE, M.D. , Arlington VETERINARIANS IOHN I. SOLT, D.V.M. , Arlington I. H. GEORGE, D.V.M. , Mt. Blanchard 106 From KENTON BERNARD'S FURNITURE STORE BOSTON DEPARTMENT STORE BOYD'S BUERGER'S CLEANERS ANN DUNEYZ STUDIO FAIR-LICHTY-PESCH, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK FLINN BEAUTY SHOP GRAMLICH ELECTRIC HILL DRUG CO. 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Chevrolet Dealers of New and Used Cars Go Chevrolet for '63 Arlington, Ohio THE ILLAGE INN Marjorie 61 Eddie Some folks feel at home here: We're sure they do. We hope Out-of-Town folks Will feel that way, too! Phone 273-2241 Forest, Ohio ff? THE TARBOX-MCCALL STONE CO. Manufacturers of Crushed Stone Phone 422-l9l2 825 Western Avenue Findlay, Ohio WAYNE COLE Welding and Blacksmith Shop Wharton , Ohio JOE W. BELL Auctioneer R. R. l, Arlington, Ohio Phone 694-2244 Complete Auction Service to Satisfy Handling All Types of Sales - Big or Small 12 HICKLE BARBER SHOP Phone 694-2405 Mt. Blanchard, Ohio WILSON'S TIRE 8 BATTERY SERVICE 28 E. Wyandot Street Upper Sandusky, Ohio MAJOR APPLIANCE CO. Camping Trailers and Equipment C pl t Applia e S rvice 223 N. Main St. F dlay, Ohio SECRIST'S GARAGE Wharton, Ohio WYAN DOT COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. Phone!-XX4-1978 CR 3 4132 Kirby, Oh G. W. KROUT L t kH ling Ph 694-3403 Mt. Blan h d, Ohio DALE'S BARBER SHOP Op D ily 1:00 - 9:00 except Monday All Day Saturd y Till 8:00 Kirby, Oh ZlMMERMAN'S G-REENHousE TIM CORNELL, AGENT AND FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions WESTERN-SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO. Area Wide Free Delivery PISLOHG 673-8261 Phone 294-1231 514 West Johnson Street 520 N. Market Street Upper Sandusky, Ohio Kenton, OI'1iO VANLUE GRAIN S SUPPLY ASSN KIRBY MOTOR SALES General Repairs Wrecker Service Grain, Seeds, Coal, Feeds Tires, Batteries, Oil, Parts Phone 387-3711 Vanlue, Ohio Used Cars and Trucks Phone 273-2606 BRISTOLL WRIGHT MOTOR SERVICE Motor Tune Up Front End Alignment and Balance FUNERAL HOME Foresnohio Phone 396-2761 BECKWITH SOHIO SERVICE 214 West Findlay Street Phone 594-2291 Carey , Ohio 12 Mt . 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Main St. Findlay, Ohio -' THE NEW THOMAS JEWELERS 409 South Main St. 422-3775 Findlay, Ohio Quality Jewelers Since 1887 MCBRIDES FURNITURE STORE F est, Ohio PACKER'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Dry Goods Kirby , Ohio fl 'IV mmifirifwfii Ea Bm' Will! ll :sw x if mgii FI DLAY COLLEGE 1000 N. Main Street Ohio's Fastest Growing Liberal Arts College PROGRAMS IN: Humanities Business Administration Sciences Education Fine Arts PENNING BRE D PARTICULAR PEOPLE like PENNINGTON BREAD 131 . V W. . Jann... f CONGRATULATIONS to RIVERDALE HIGH'S Graduating Class U ITED AIRCRAFT PRODUCTS, INC Forest, Ohio 1D , Y 4 CARL SIMPSON INSURANCE AGENCY SAV-MGR Phone 273-4551 Highest in Quailty I Ohio CRAMER FOREST, OHIO PLUMBING AND HEATING Upper Sandusky, Ohio Read More Local News in th KENTQN TIMES WHARTON HARDWARE Marvin Beach Phone 458-2202 K to n , O h i o NEUHALISER HATCHERIES, INC. 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