Springfield Local High School - Windmill Yearbook (Holland, OH)

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NU' 3 I .9-an , K, ,Q .tai M mms ting-xwxr-Wt' SEATED: Edgar Gibson, Mary Sue Ernerick, Barbara Graham, Lavern Richardson, Helen Zinser, Gerald Griesinger. STANDING: Tom Bettinqer, Ann Davidson, Marilynn Gunn, Shirley Gibson, Mrs. Hazel, Ierry Younger, Carmen Sack, Larry Kaltenbach, David Pheils, Fritzie Heindorfi, Leah Stair, Mary Krohn, Ladonna Burgin, David Martin. .zw gm OFFICERS Presidentq ...... ........... ...... D a vid Martin Vice President. . . .... Gerald Griesinger Secretary ...... . ....... Rita Poling Treasurer .... . . .Mary Krohn Reporter ............ ..... L eah Stair Sergeant at Arms .......................... Edgar Gibson Adviser ...................................... Mrs. Hazel In October the Library Club gave its school talent show. 4 . Musical selections and a skit on books were given. The pro- ceeds have been used ior new book requests and The , Toledo Times. The librarians were required sto pass a test after the first six weeks this year in order to qualify for their positions. The Library Club gave the library Mademoiselle and Field and Stream magazine subscriptions for this year. Each year we hope to honor Seniors who have served ' as librarians. T No reading circle books were ordered this year because of low finances. With the new school levy we hope to add new books. More people were doing research than at any other time. However, fiction and non-fiction patronage could be in- creased. .mm 33

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T 32 F. I. A is 7 nv, WS f' 'l'-ff .Y f FIRST ROW: Lavern Richardson, Ladonna Burqin, Berna Myers Nancy Schmidt Donna Brackett, Mary Hartman, Lois Luthy Rita McKee. SECOND ROW: David lrwin, David Pheils, lim Schmidt, Dolores Mierczynski, Fritzie Heindorff, Mary Krohn, Bill Newn- ham Duane Pheils Dick Pollock, Mrs. Abell. THIRD ROW: Vertal Scott, David Martin, Bill Gall, Richard Shirey Dann Zerby, Larry Manley, Harvey Swope, Buddy Bruno Bob Kulwicki. joacfamflo OFFICERS President ....... . ........ .... D avid Martin Vice President. . . . . .Fritzie Heindorff 34 Secretary ..... . . .Ladonna Burgin W V Treasurer ..... ........ B ill Newnham J--V--':T x, Reporter ......... ....... N ancy Schmidt , L X Sergeant At Arms. . . .... David Pheils, Bill Gall '? 1 , Adviser .................................... Mrs. Abell Ag f a, .,,,, , l Students are eligible to the Latin Club after completing m y successfully two semesters of Latin. , .. j f.1:'g'f. M' A Along with various activities this year, the Latin Club Q , ' j I , 5f1j.'QfQ Q .gy sponsored an ldes of March program at which time new . 115 members were initiated. I The group was affiliated again with the Iunior Classi- It H J cal League. This year the members presented to the ' Seniors the Iunior Classical League award key which is I a special award of sterling silver given as a mark of recognition for meritorious service to the chapter. The Latin Club presented its usual one-act play in the spring.

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5' 'A FIRST ROW: Glenn Meadows, Donald Myers, Iim Druschel, Carroll Leonard, Norman Piraino, Fred Gerasimiak, Halick De- Rush, Albert Byram, Mark Schalow, Gary Hutchinson, Richard Bethel, Mike Myers. SECOND ROW: Ronald Mayberry, Iim Guy, Don Houlc, Bill Emerick, Dale Prentice, Dick Tomaszewski, Wayne Altman, Harold Gets, Bob Timpe, Louis Kaiser, Ierry Wagerman. Tl-llRD ROW: Shirley Waite, Joyce Harris, Audrey Hamilton, Carolyn Rodebaugh, Dorothy Wilcznski, Marlene Szymanowslci. Valarie Richards, Theresa Ziarno, Carrie Demerest, Deena Bridges, Eileen Greenburg. FOURTH ROW: lim Fager, Robert Kulwicki, Ella Haynes, Mary Gilsdorf, Beverly Brint, Yvonne Hamilton, lanet Schuette, Dorothy Dennis, Carol Dion, lanice Linkey. FIFTH ROW: lerry Delaney, lim Ramm, Earl Willard, Harry Simpson, Carl Green, Bob Richardson, Mr. Collins. OFFICERS President ....... ......... . . . . Bill Emerick Vice President ...... Secretary-Treasurer. . . Program Chairman. . . . . . . . . . .Beverly Brint . . . . . Dick Tornaszewski . . . .Carolyn Rodebaugh The Science and Biology Clubs were organized to help interest people in science and biology. Also, one of the chief purposes of these clubs was to get funds to increase facilities in the science roorn. 34