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TEENS GOVER -BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE BOYS' STATE: Gary Gumz, Bill Niro, Mike Yurcheshen. GIRLS' STATE: Pat Offtermatt, Georganne Amon, Diane Detore. Last summer, the State of Ohio was suddenly divided into three states as the 1963 Buckeye Boys' and Girls' States were formed. The program was sponsored by the American Legion and run by high school juniors who were selected to represent their respective schools from the various school districts in the state. The students ran a mock state government which started with cam- paigns and elections and eventually led to a functioning Buckeye State government. Everyone gained valuable knowledge about the organization of the government and made many lasting friendships. Scene of Boys' State-Ohio University. Scene of Girls' State-Capitol University. 109
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LETTERMQE -OUTSTANDING ATHLETES LETTERMEN BOTTOM ROW: Dante Palange, Ron Mucha, Gary Sefl, Jim Charvat, Ron Sency, Bob Truscello, Dave Preston, John Loebs, Dave Lovelady, Dick Nowak, Thomas Cahal, .lim Thompson, Frank Sandusky. SECOND ROW: Stan Parrish, Earl Graham, Bill Kerlin, Jeff Hartlieb, George Dietz, Tony Hren. The 1963-64 Lettermen's Club was composed of those boys who received school letters for their efforts and achievements in varsity athletics. Mr. Robert Ramlow served as adviser of the group. The officers were Dave Preston, president, Dave Lovelady, vice-presidentg Bob Truscello, secretary, Ed Zaremba, Ellis Moose, Emil Mikulas, John Guska, Butch Speck, Larry Selivaniv. THIRD ROW: Don Caravona, John Ference, Chuck Scavone, Eric Kunz, Dave Kencson, Tom Biller, Jim Bonk, Jay Pruehs, Jim Jankura, Gene Stasiak, Scott Hill, Fred Simcic. and John Loebs, treasurer. The high point of club life came at the end of basketball season. The senior lettermen played the men of the faculty in a basket- ball game which was followed by a dance in the cafe- teria. 108 Lettermen play basketball at their meeting.
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