Springfield Township High School - Echo Yearbook (Ontario, OH)

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ss 2-'sire l.f Roger Anderson David Deschxer Edmund Orewller Robert Weaver Jane Bise Mark Hartzler Mary Police Steven Wilson rem' ,nn Donna Jean Larry Brauchler Brelnlch Donald Jacobs Paula Glenna Prosser 6 wlBBmBh -QN- ugh Higgs we Terry Brelnich Jimmie Johnston Jones Kathy Peggy Rinehart Roberts l9 Connie Chrlstini Shirley Crossland TOPBER Keller Knox Gil Sarah Clifford Scott Trafzer wiv Melinda DeLong Patricia DeLancey gg- Kevin Mulrane Donald McKenzie MN Larry nn Underwood Watson Mr Community 'What are your aims Mrs Taylor ln teaching the children about dops?' Mrs aylor 'I am teach develop interest in dogs knowledge already gained readers about dogs The learning how to care for learning how dogs can be ng the children to and enriching the from stories in our children are also a dog as well as good helpers as watch dogs, farm dogs, sled dogs hunting dogs and many others Mr Community 'How long will the study of dogs last and will they learn about dogs from different countr1es?' Mrs. Taylor' 'Our study will last through January and part of February. During this time the children are learning to recognize many breeds of dogs. As we study each breed, the children who own that particular breed tells the class interesting things about their own dog. We are making dogs from clay and putting them on display in our POOm ' nThe children are studying the 'Huskies' from Alaska during which time will be an illustrated lecture about Alaska, They also are learning different types of Chinese dogs such as the 'Chow' and 'Chinese Crested' dog.' F G I R R A S D T E .Alb 5' Q- -L 1 4 6 - - - ' 5 K C . fn. 4 w U ' 54 . 0--J Y' fl VM' Qg - A :x L, 9 in f - C J. ,4 V S' ,- a 3? e Y ' . Kay jf 'fe 9. A rl -, X 9 . Q tw, ay , 'fa T VP 1 .fs f , ,zzltii - 5 K ,gp A Q -A I ' 0 6' ,mt e 'Y f 1 Q F I I t . Ma H J 0 : v ' 1 'li' , . . - ' I T 3 , ' ' , , 5 ' K .. 7 , 1 H - . ye J' , V Q I

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Billy Barnhouse Patricia Beabout uunih Thomas Hoffman Michael Henry Raymond Barbara Rogers Sauer Lynette Linda Burdine Dewitt Gregory Marc Hutchinson Loesch QE 'ifiiiiy Gregory Willard Spring Tate Steven Fox Charlotte Maglott NC' 5 sm Connie Tester 'W il' Mull Marla Fryrear F Frank Manley Rebecca TyRee Cindy Gage Wanda Matney David Utter Mr Community It looks like everyone is listening to a story Leon Gregory Douglas McClain Sheryl w8IltZ M1ss Morgan Yes that is part of what is happening You see, we are having a rest period The children are listening to a musical story on a record Music helps us to relax and rest As the rest listen to the story, Mike 1s turning the pages of a book which describes he story ln pictures As soon as the sto y is over, the children will be refreshed and ready to start anew on some more work lb 1lh.4lny James Hellinger Y5wh Mick Perry

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Left to right Joan Danals, Phyllis Gordon, Mike Gordon, Mar Sprunger, Bob Ernsberger, Harold Snyder Dwight Kurtzman, Bob Burtzlaff, Jo Anne Baumberger, Mary Lou Marshall Alva B1Sh0P and Joan Griffin We would like for you to meet our class officers for the first semester Representing Seniors President Bruce Smith V President Miriam Au Secretary-Jane Gerber Treasurer-Joan Danals Sophomores President Dennis Wittmer V President David Williams Secretary Selena Scott Treasurer Linda Shrader Eighth President Patricia Sauer V President Judy Gilbert Secretary Mike Sunnucks Treasurer Dale Strickler grades seven through twelve are Juniors President Alva Bishop V President Bob McBride Secretary Mervin Marshall Treasurer Nancy Farst Freshmen President Robert Ernsberger V President-Jim Garber Secretary Sandra Purkey Treasurer Patricia Bidenour Seventh President Kenny Berger V President Shirley Smith Secretary Tom Blaney Treasurer Teddy Wentz ,,,,,,, l6 Y BP. This 1s our student council. There are 10 members and the advisor Mr.Bre1n1ch.The officers, who have Just been elected by the student body, are: President, Dwight Kurtzmang Vice President, JoAnne Baumbergerg Secretary E Treasurer, Joan Griffin. The rest of the members are the class presidents and the presidents of the Warriors Club, G. A. A: and F. H. A. The council discusses problems that concern the student body as a whole and tries to find a solution agreeable to both the students and the faculty. The student council will sponsor an informal dance this spring and is also in charge of the dancing at noon and after the basketball games. 0 wwtafllbx hh x N dill 17 x A P'S.r.4K 'J First row Shirley Smith Tom Blaney, Teddy Wentz, and Kenny Berger Second row Judy Gilbert, Pat Sauer Dale Strickler and Mike Sunnucks Third row Bob Ernsberger Jim Garber Sandra Purkey Pat Rldenour Fourth row Selenna Scott Linda Shrader Dennis Wittmer, Dave Williams Bishop, Bob McBride Sixth row Bruce Smith Joan Innals Miriam Au Today is the Richland County Teachers Asso ciatlon meeting and there is no school but the fourth graders will be glad to return to their new executive desks which make studying more fun I . - . s .s . V at V x my I -xc e ' I 0 ' ' ' v an ff Q ' K f X 5 ' -X K ti 4, X R- , r by . 2 ying ,svwl , . -1 1' , s 5, 6 is 1 7 4 E oe, -1 - 5 he ex S S x 1.7 X A if K 0. ' ., r ' H a . , . K : 7 . , R ' l I . - K k ' A - A A K : 1 u Q, ig? Fifth row: Nancy Farst, Mervin Marshall, Alva nfs 1 k ,,' , Kxy wkA,.NM,m,, ' .