TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1969

THE LIMA NEWS, LIMA, OHIO

PAGE SEVEN

Prom Friday

5 Seniors Vie For Queen

By VICKIE SMITH Sophomores are in charge most likely to succeed; and are now available at the Teen Scene Writer of the refreshments. Richard Lorraine Lawson and Sam school ticket office or from Butler, cutest couple. The crowning of L i m a Gratz is faculty adviser. any orchestra or c h o i r Senior High School's prom member for $1.50. queen will highlight t h i s "Who's Who" in the class of Lima Senior concert choir year's junior senior prom in '69 was announced by DC recently received superior Ron Jacobs and Ken the school gymnasium from 9- Harris, chairman of the elec- rating when it competed in Walker both seniors a n d tions committee, at the recent the state choir contest held in journalism students at Lima 12 p.m. Friday. At midnight the dance will "Who's Who Dance" on April Lima. Senior were winners at the end and students will leave 11. "This is a tribute to a fine spring awards banquet of the for the post-prom, sponsored Winners in the 33 categories choir, and helps to assert our Northwest Ohio ' D i s t r i c t by parents of juniors and were Bob Tussing and Lor- belief that we have at Lima Journalism Awards, April 18. being held in the UAW Hall, r a i n e L a w s o n , b e s t Senior one of the finest music Ron was awarded first and from 12:30 to 4 a.m. personalities; Mike Strayer systems in the state," said second in feature and portrait and Bill Wright (tie), and principal H. W. Scheuerman. photography, and won a $225 Lynette Sweet, best student "Earlier this spring our scholarship a w a r d e d by leaders: Phil Simson and Dee concert orchestra proved its Key," the yearbook a t e Newland, most athletic; Doug m usical ability by capturing B o w l i n g G r e e n S t a t e n Ferguson and Cass Page, all superiors in the state con- University. test." Ken won first place in the wittiest. i John Rowe and Gretchen Now these two highly-rated sports story category. His Schneider, most dramatic; music groups haved joined ability in sports writing had Greg Rex and Janine Tippie, forces to produce "My Fair already earned for him a $450 most musically inclined; Bob Lady," a Lerner and Loewe freshman scholarship from This year there will be five Lepo and Deby Newland, musical to be presented May the School of Communication senior girls instead of three, most artistically inclined; Bill 9 and 10 at 8 p.m. in the at, Ohio University, Athens, PROM PLANNERS Making final arrangements for Thomas Blair, Patti Koch, Kitty McGough and Willie where he plans to major in and two junior girls in the Wright and Mary Ann Ricard, school auditorium. Lima Senior High School's junior - senior prom Friday in' Laws. Although the theme hasn't been revealed and Tickets to this performance journalism. most studious . prom court. the gymnasium are members of the 1969 junior class won't be until couples arrive, the prom promises to be a Mrs. Joan Hebden a n d Phil Simpson and Rosanne prom committee (seated, from left) Jeanne Bechtel and memorable occasion, according to class adviser Richard Richard Clark are in charge Chilton, most versatile: Czarl Keith Briem, and (standing, from left) Lynda Clark, Gratz, dean of boys. (News Photo) of decorations; and three Powell and Leslie Ebling. chairmen Lynda Clark, Patti neatest in appearance; DenKoch and Keith Briem will nis Wood and Kay Bateson, most bashful; Barry Jennings carry out their plans. The Bobby Steir Orchestra and Lynette Sweet, b e s t By NANCY HAHN was selected by the dance school spirit. The SHS Band will present presented to the senior who scholarship. Juniors gaining 1 band committee for t h e Bob' Tussing a n d B a r b By DEBBIE MATHEWS is sponsoring an alumni danc Teen Scen-e Writer its "All Grades S p r i n g lias contributed to the band membership were Virg Teen Scene Writer for all Perry g r a d u a t i n g As the 68-69 school year Concert" Sunday starting at 3 while a member. The winner- Ackerman. Pam G r e a r evening. Committee members Teegardin, most courteous; include Jean Howard, Scott Bob Lepo and Kathy Downrolls into its final month, p.m. Featured in the concert will not be announced until Jackie Kellermeyer, J i l l chance for all Perrj classes. McKenna, Jean Stuart, Kitty ing. best dancers; Denny High alumni to be together The dance will be held in election of officers of various will be the beginning, junior, the last day of school at the Morgan and John Schrolucke. McGough, John D o w n t o n , Main and Doug Witham (tie), again is drawing near. May 31 the high school gymnasium organizations is very popular senior and stage bands. Deb- special awards assembly. Seniors were Joyce Adams, Kathy Armentrout. Tom Blair most handsome; Joyce Jones, marks the date of the big from 8 to 11:30 p.m. The price at Spencerville. On April 21 by Morrison was e l e c t e d At a special assembly held Pam Arthur, Karon Bollinger, and Jeanne Bechtel. prettiest girl: Bill Wright, event. The senior class of '69 of tickets is $1.25 single and $2 during third period, grades 9- president of the organization on April 6, five juniors and six Sharon Bollinger, K a t h y 11 met and elected their with Jill Morgan vice presi- seniors were inducted into the Holtzapple and Sue Horton. A couple. dent, Tiz Imler secretary, National Honor Society. They special tea was held 'afMusic will be provided by a leaders for next year. dance band and refreshments Claas of "70" wall be lead Penny Jones treasurer, and were chosen by the faculty terwards for the honored by president Greg Bowersock, Nancv Hahn reporter. The and graded on s e r v i c e , guests. Earl Webb is the adwill be served.

Alumni Gathering For May 31 Dance Greg Bowersock Heads Class Of 1970

Walter Siders and Sondra r e s e r v e a n d v a r s i t y Blank; general science Jeff cheerleader plus m a s c o t Thompson and P h i l Mid- These girls were judged on daugh: -algebra I Tim Woten appearance and p o i s e . and Robert Tippie; advanced personality and leadership, algebra Margene Clementz coordination and pep, jumps, a n d H a r o l d H u g h e s cheers, and acrobatics. The geometry Keith Harrod and next day the nine girls for reg C l a r k : bookkeeping varsity, eight for reserve, and A post prom will follow at Richard Neu and Pat Knueve; three for mascot who passed the Milano Club from midKenneth Bowsher. a senior Foundation for children of Athens- During high school, Latin I James Gibson and the screening tried out in n i g h t u n t i l 2 a . m . at Shawnee High School, has employes. Refreshments will be served he has been in honors and Cindy Williams; Latin II Sue front of the student body. Johnson and Mike Specs: Elected were varsity Jackie and entertainment will be the been named winner of a $1,000 W i n n e r s of t h e ^ a d v a n c e d in college scholar-ship in the 1969 scholarships having a total ,, ,, . , American history Kathy Epps Kellermeyer. Pam Griffin. music of "The Bridge." m a h emallcs W e s t i n g h o u s e Family value of $72.000 we?e selected * ' chemistry and Darlene Thorpe:" world Pam McKinley. M a r g o The prom c o m m i t t e e , Scholarship competition. He on the basis of achievement, physics, English and history. history Nancy Smith and Lichty. and Debbie Boyer; moderated by Sister Joan, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. aptitude and p e r s o n a l Kenneth also has participated Barry Jackson: senior social reserve Becky Miller. Karen consists of two representatives Wendell B o w s h e r , 2751 qualities, as measured by in mathematics and science itudies Debbie Moritz and Richeson. Dawn Purdy. Barb from each junior homeroom. Zurmehly Road. Bowsher is a College Entrance Board Ex- clubs, baseball and freshman Debbie Hunt: English 9 Sensabaugh and Susie Bow- Cochairman of the committee tester in the Westinghouse aminations, high s c h o o l basketball, a capplela choir Denise Bowersock and Katie ersock. and Vicky Howell are Mary Krietzer and Brian Corp.. Aerospace Elecrtical records and p e r s o n a l in- and several of the high Moore; English 10 Kathy was chosen mascot. Connaughton. Debby K e r : Division. terviews. Their scholarships school's musical productions, Meier andLinda Wicker rand The Future Teachers of The theme for the '69 Prom Kenneth was presented a may be applied within a most recently in "Brigadoon" English 11 Green; Spanish I America (FTA) also m e t will be 'Tara" from "Gone Margaret recently and elected officers. With the Wind." The gym will special Westinghouse Family three-year period f r o m last February. He attended this year's Evarlyn Leppla and Debbie The are president K a t h i be decorated as the garden Scholarship certificate today September 1969 to a n v Spanish be AED general manager A. bachelor's degree program at Westinghouse Science Honors Moorman, and Joe West. II Rohrbach, ' v i c e president to the mansion of the pre-Civil Sally Conrad and Terri Klausing, second vice War era with t r e l l i s e s C. Chiazza. The presentation a regionally accredited col- Institute conducted by the A e r o s p a c e E l e ctrica "Dr. Terror's House of president Jill M o r g a n , flowers and a fountain. A was made at the 1 o c a 1 lege or university in the Nancy Westinhouse facility o n United States. The Family Division. K e n n e t h also Horrors" will be the movie secretary Nyla B oH aeh n mural of the mansion will w r s adorn one wall of the gvm presented bv the s t u d e n t treasurer South Metcalf Street during a Scholarship program and its received honorable mention in : the National Merit Scholar- council Friday. The movie historian Virg Ackerman. and and the entrance to the n m ceremeony attended by the forerunner, the Westinghouse will be shown to students in p a r l i a m e n t a r i a n Doyle the halls, will be the entrance youth's parents. i War Memorial Scholarship ship test. The Lima youth is among 44 i program, have been in effect Kenneth is a member of St. grades 8-12. Admission will be Krouskop. The organization is to the garden. looking into a possible field sons and daughters o f since 1919. Matthew Lutheran Church, 50 cents. trip to Bowling Green State The brutality of the gang Westinghouse e m p l o y e s Senior class vice president Cridersville. and a participant Elections for class officers University. fights of "West Side Stroy" selected from some 815 ap-: and an honor student at in the Luther League there. and student council represenbecame a reality when Tom plicants around the country to During past summers, he has tatives will be the week of NEW POLICY receive scholarships in the] Shawnee, Kenneth plans to served as an umpire for Little May 5 through 9. The election WASHINGTON (UPI) The Cullen, who was double cast compctiJion sponsored by the! major in chemical engineer- League and T r i - C o u n t y will be under" the supervision Army and the Air Force will with Dick Gaugh as Bernardo, suffered a broken nose. The of the student council, W e s Uimhouse Educational ing at Ohio U n i v e r s i t y , League baseball games. adopt a new policy o f incident occurred a week

SCHOLARSHIP Kenneth Bowsher (second from left), a senior at Shawnee High School, accepts a Sl.OOO c o l l e g e scholarships from A- C. Chiazaz, Westinghouse Corp., Aerospace Electrical

Division general manager. Looking on are the student's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Bowsher, 2751 Zurmehly Hd. The teen - ager was one of 44 sons and daughters of Westinghouse employes selected to receive the scholarships.

vice president Mike Finn, band also voted on the John leadership, secretary Jackie Kelermey- Phillip Sousa award which is er, treasurer Connie Miller, reporter Cheryl Jarvis and parliamentarian Don Shively. Class of "71" elected president John Whitling, vice p r e s i d e n t Hugh Core, s e c r e t a r y Laura Kill, treasurer Tamara Wurster, committees and parliamentarian Doyle Chairmen who are planning a n d Krouskop. organizing the dance are in- Class of "72" elected presiBy BEV FRUEH vitations, Cathy D i c k s o n dent Rita Bustler, vice presiTeen Scene Writer decorations, Donald Davis; Final plans and preparadance band, Debbie Carolus; tions are now being made by and refreshments, D e b b i e the junior class at'Lima CenMoritz. dent Brad Kelly, secretary tral Catholic for the 1969 A number of Perry High Maxine Hotz, and treasurer prom. The prom will be held School students will go'to Ohio Dave Roose. at the LCC gymnasium on Northern University to take Before a screening corn- Saturday May 10. The dance part in the S c h o l a s t i c mittee of teachers, coaches. will begin at 19 p.m. with the Achievement Tests. representatives- from student 'Ohio Power ' providing the Those who rated high and council, GAA, and Varsity music. will take the tests are biology 25 girls tried out for

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Royalty for the affair will be]person will wear their latest Teen Scene Writer selected bfeorehand by tliei clothes from Paris, Orders for the BUS literary members of each class andj Junior class members are nagazine are now b e i n g the class with the greatest I preparing for the a n n u a l ^B^HB^B junior-senior prom which will aken. The OHM. as the , magazine has been titled, will Rlnf ft AH ke ^e^ ^e evening of May 37. include short stories, essays, **_*^_ The event 1l3at ~?3^ years ""^^"^^^ has been usuaHv held at the poelry, photographs and other creative works of students. votes, a penny a vote, will, high school will "take place at Orders are 50 cents, but 75 elect their candidates kinglMarbcck Center of Eluffion College. cents will be charged when and queen of the dance. Chairman of the various 3 he publication is distributed | which is planned for by mid- AH French students are in- committees for the prom are vited to the ""artist and model Rev Balnicr and T o m May. ball 10 All entries were judged by students be held May 5th, ThejOsborne, decorations: Hans arc to of the Bhiffton College highly elite of come as the Houshowcr and M e r r y Paris which 'faculty and students as to would include such groups as Brauen, program: E s t h e r I quality. A list of the students artists, models, and actors and Krcider and Mike Osborne, theme: Man- tahman and v. hose material was accepted actresses. Dave Rodabaiigh. band; Tom be announced later. When the students bought Triplelt and Pat Zimmerman, j The student senate will Jheir tickets they picked their invitations: Mary J a n e jagain sponsor the annual own name for that one even- Hohenbrink and Ann Toews. ing. They could choose any menu: and Sue iluber and '.spring dance that is to be held name as long as it was Kathy S t e c h s c h u l t c , JMay 3 in the BBS gym., French. At the banquet each refreshments.
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