K -. 4 af . .K I xv' -- I V' 'V . Q . X K' X , x'. , K . x -c 'L N X V 'K K ,lf Xt ax f . iv-J' x ' --iv fl ix 'F 7' X , , l X . X ' X . Y V V xxx, 'X I P x ix N ' ,, ,Q I ' F' a . N , ,L 3 3'-- .' 1 .Y x . xt . v ,V . ' xp K ' X , J ' ,I I L 5 . K J .1 f L' ,' . f ' if Q' ' LJ lf' ' .4 -4 I . iv V I I I 3. I 1 1 n, 4 1' . ,, ,Y ' ' , 2 - if A L. 4- , I I Yr. .u. f X L iv., S , , ,' 1. . ' . ,1 . I i 1 ' A LW' A Q yu V, ' L , lv 5 If-I , ' ' ,Qs ' V f' . ' 1 ' I V .n , 4 1 v. ' 'l, x ' ' 1' N , L ,jlft 4 - v K' X M. : 1 x f Y ' - 1 X 4 V . . 4 l.k 'J ' .A A-,d T f - - . .. ,wr ' A ' 1 ' . X -, ,V X, ,1 - ,KN ,L' ii K Tx X, I ,xv , X -A' ' V fi xi ' -411 ,.M,..... s 3 'ns 1 ,. ..f,,,. A ' ff. f 'f U fQ?1 :if ,, ,wg ,gym , ig, li' -51 3 , nn-ill! xflvih ', f I N .Elf . ' Y . u ' r , ,ia 4. ma-M.-y.,p--.fun , , A c, ,.,,. ,,. ,,-- ag M. .g wmv X , S ,sw ,y , ,X lc ik f ,, f E A z 5 -4 , J A l 5 . if 5 l i i ' fl, 1, , Q :ff 2 - ' N I A,A. , 2 , . ,XL h ,,.A., d 3 if i ,,1,,,,g, AA , ,.,,,s.s,, s ' Av 1 J 1 dj N l' v- s. - ci ,X 1' J i 2 K Q N ' X J xg Y' 4 Y, ,X N YL A NrJ ix s Q5 nay fix? X N he N1 JU CL' 4 . C i if 1. 5 V, XQHWNF Q' gl 1 41 QE L Gcvgfgtl I 419.1 Uqualities for workers and leaders in the world of tomorrow. ' l ' I itll lv A ' r E tsilligilfu ill ll Gil, ill Behind the doors of Dover High School many activities of edu- cation take place. These experiences develop knowledge, Yfadership, responsibility, initiative, and service-desirable 1 itri -W5 -N at N frxg l r . 'ts ff Q 5 x. s fm. t, mm Sl m,i,i,H i Throughout the school year the activities and events provide many pleasant memories for the students. lt is the endeavor of the Senior Class to capture some of these memorable experi- ences in the i960 edition of the SWIRL. it f 1 ff A 'H l , 1 J . fx i , L 1 if Y 7-5 f fx To! x NAP , V , jj I J . X CM I,-AP ' c , W O 1 V , f ,LW ,Y iff' V 1 . r jf 5-is i Ml ,gif cD0,1'X'.J rl' 'ij aj 11 f' ,717 . ln!! il 'il ' wi? 'f , V F ia t Q- f s l 'jaglr , l .f i tl i 4? ' ' ' I' j I 41. A -51 fi I , l ,fr Nl? . I I , - f 1 I ' . , 1 I ' s i f ,A ' . i 'X ui tj ig! G J, A fi? !lfl ' S ,lil A f'i' ' F71 Il XX A 1 A ,gp qi!! nm l A A 1 1 1 1 I i X l A fr? ' pl L ' ,7 f g ' fi I r 1 ffll A1 fm, .- CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Pages 5 T8 SENIORS Pages T9 40 UNDERCLASSMEN Pages 4T 70 ACTIVITY ROUSERS Pages 7T 90 TORNADO HIGHLIGHTS HARMONIOUS NOTES Pages Pages LINOERINO THOUGHTS Pages T25 T36 QT-TT2 TT3-T24 fl SX... Q? -1.1 -f 5: s ,s X' 4 .ser X ,gap ADMINISTRA TION ,,,'- If 0 , , fm Nl' 'fs' I Sl ' gx 4 S' i, X ,-,sw A 0 gg ,A fx . 4 0 1 v,' - .OQXS , , . ,xo x ,K Y lf:-xlf . mix, x .A Q x 49 N' qfz' . 'X f ' H , -xl Sf - if fx ' M-1' 4, ,7 , . .J ' I ,f L, ,1 iv A V - , .Y V 7, . 6 f 's ' ff 1 gf , CL! x, ' X ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT ALBERT J. KAUBER A. J. Kauber has the honor of being the first Assistant Superin- tendent for the Dover City School System. Through his cheerful atti- tude and inspiration he has al- ready proved to be an asset to the school system. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS PAUL C. HAYES Although the office of Superin- tendent requires many hours of arduous work, Paul C. Hayes dili- gently endeavors to provide the best opportunities for young peo- ple and to successfully direct the management of the Dover City Schools. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ROBERT C. PARSONS Robert Parsons, who is serving his first year as Principal of Dover High School, has gained the con- fidence of the student body and faculty by showing a friendly and sincere interest in their welfare. Although adjusting to a new school is difficult, Mr. Parsons has been able to overcome successfully this problem through his devoted ef- forts of guidance and direction in high school affairs. MAXINE VARNER ANN MATTERN MARGERY BURKHART Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal Secretary to Principal VXI JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL EDWARD HAMSHER In order to make a more desirable organization of grade levels, a com- pletely separate Junior High School was created. Edward Hamsher was se- lected to direct the new Junior High School. Because of his helpful under- standing and friendly attitude toward the students and faculty, he gained their confidence and cooperation. KAREN STRICKMAKER General Office Secretary BETTY TRACHT Secretary to Junior High Principal GUIDANCE COUNSELOR EDGAR G. SCHUMACHER G. E. Schumacher capably directs the guidance pro- gram of Dover High School. In addition to helping students with their many problems, he competently coordinates the testing program of the high school and serves as guidance instructor in the Junior High School. SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST HUGH JONES Through his efforts to aid teachers and students of all grades with their special problems, Hugh Jones successfully fills his office as School Psychologist. :QQ N ' 42375 GIRLS' COUNSELOR VIRGINIA A. HUFF Virginia Huff, serving her first year at Dover High School, greatly aids the counseling program with her helpful understanding. ln addition to her duties as Girls' Counselor she serves as guidance instructor for the Junior High School. ui T Q X 24. BOARD OF EDUCATION 5-' SEATED Fred Syler Mrs H S Ream Vuce Presudent Dale Swunderma n Pres dent STANDING Walter Zrnmermun Joseph Robinson Karl Dulger Clerk h b t ducatlonal facllltles for the youth of Dover the Endeavormg to provide t e es e l Board o f Education carefully prepares plans for the future of Dover Cnty Schoo s WILMA GORDON Asslstant to Clerk Thomas H. Armstrong Tusculum College A.B. Ohio University M.S. Consumer Economics Health Geography Senior Hi-Y Advisor Assistant Coach Ethel Bear Kent Stole University Mathematics 7 Junior Student Council Advisor Charles W. Besse Miami University Kent State University Westminster College B.S. in Education Diversified Cooperative Training Clifford G. Blair Muskingum College B.A. Ohio State University M.A. Kent State University American History World History Student Service Guides National Honor Society FACULTY Helen M. Bair Mount Union College Kent State University 8.5. in Education English ll Usher Club Advisor Dale E. Beatty Fairmont Stale College A.B. in Education Exploratory Internal Combustion Engines Exploratory Electricity Handicraft 7 Alton J. Beyer ,,,....f Ohio Northern University A.B. ,Qh'o University Gixmmar-literature 8 Junior Hi-Y Advisor ri'-4. fn hill i ': Q1 ,. ,. 4 ' J .,, , 1 Margaret Jana Blair Muskingum College A.B. Kent State University latin Grammar-Literature 7 Junior Y-Teen Advisor FACULTY Ohio State University B.S. in Education Typing Shorthand General Business Senior Y-Teen Advisor A. Lewis Cattabiani Muskingum College B.S. in Education Ohio State University Ohio University University of Pittsburgh M.A. General Science Audio-Visual Audio Aids Club Visual Aids Club Morning Announcements Thomas H. Conwell Kent State University B.S. in Education Ohio State University M. in Education Mechanical Drawing Blueprint Reading Handicraft 7 Stage Crew Auditorium Manager Wallace E. DePue Capital University Ohio State University Michigan State University B.M.E. B.M. M.A. Vocal Music Talent Bureau 1-: ' lb Oma M. Bradley Boston University Otterbein College B.A. Grammar-Literature 7 Edna Cattablanl Muskingum College Ohio University Special Education Y-Teen Corordinator Dwight A. Daniels Bowling Green University B.S. in Education Ohio State University M. Sc in Chemistry Chemistry Science 7 Chemistry Club Concession Stand Laura Eborwlno Wooster College B.A. Ohio State University M.A. English I2 Journalism School News Crimsonian Robert G. Edwards Mount Union College B.S. Algebra l Mathematics 8 Science 7 Safety Patrol Wayne J. Fisher Oberlin School ol Commerce Kent State University B.S. in Education Shorthand Typing Stadium Club Catherine Futhey Muskingum College A.B. Western Reserve School of Library Science Librarian Future Teachers Advisor Sig N. Guckenheimer Ohio State University B.S. in Education M.A. Co-ordinator of Vocational Education and Adult Education FACULTY Mary Jane Fischer Kent State University B.S. in Education Physical Education Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders Leaders Club Girls' Intramurals Pep Club Advisor Q Curtis E. Fleisher Capital University A.B. Algebra I Mathematics 7 8. 8 Safety Patrol 1 1 Kenneth S. Gartrell Kent State University B.S. in Education M. in Education Phoenix College American Problems World History Senior Student Counc Advisor Sophia Hadiian Ohio University B.F,A. Speech Therapist , is FACULTY Richard L. Haines West Liberty State College A.B, West Virginia University M,A. Ohio History 8 Geography 7 Physical Education Head Football Coach Track Coach Sherlie G. Hawk Denison University A.B. University of Wyoming Ohio State University Western Reserve University English lO Senior Y-Teen Advisor Paul H. James Ohio University B.S. in Education Handicraft Exploratory Wood Exploratory Print Printing Annual Staff Manager Florence Keuerleber Flora Stone Mother College AB. Western Reserve University M.A. French German Elementary French French Club Advisor National Honor Society '.-'S' in-if its George J. Harvey Ohio University A.B. M.A. Bookkeeping Typing General Business Alice Hull Denison University B.A. Speech Dramatics Grammarrliterature 8 National Thespians Advisor Morning Announcements Thomas L. Kane Antioch College Muskingum College B.S. B.A. Algebra Physics National Honor Society Edith Kneubuehl Spencerian B.S. in Education Business English Spanish Otlice Practice National Honor Society Steve Kocheran West Liberty State College A.B. in Education Geography 7 Health Junior Hi-Y Advisor Assistant Coach Elmer R. lembright Kent State University B.S. in Education Ohio State University Exploratory Machines Exploratory Metal Advanced Metal Senior Hi-Y Advisor Lorn S. McCartney Muskingum College B.S. in Education Kent State University M. in Education Advanced Mathematics Public Relations Kay W. Mears Muskingum College B.A. Homemaking 7 Junior Y-Teen Advisor FACULTY Eleanor Krause Butler University A.B. Kent State University American History 8 Future Nurses Advisor VLV,,,Qx-1 U, Jerks. cf,-.AJ1g,4.,4J'y,2:jfl gfpxi QF 57'-'Gill ,so-4,s1-Azuylxyxoi. C i A V' ' CL2r,L4fv'1 .ce-Lilo. A-v.fcsL4.. , f A4224 L9-gf'-41-' ' ,744 ,7,,,,4-'pt nvwo if -rib Oliver R. Matlernee Ohio University B.S. in Education General Mathematics Lee C. McMilIen Kent State University B.S. in Education M.A. in Education Band Instrumental Music James H. Miller Fairmont State College A.B. in Education West Virginia University M.S. in Physical Education Science 7 Physical Education Assistant Coach Baseball Coach I5 FACULTY Berniece Morris University ol Berlin, Berlin B.A. Pechl-iam Research Center, London Mount Union College B.A. Grammar-literature 7 Junior Y-Teens Advisor Harold E. Ramsey Muskingum College B.A. Ohio Slate University Assistant Coach Patricia Rockenhauser West Virginia University B.S.H.E. Home Economics Wren W. Shou gh Wittenberg College B.A. Wisconsin University M.A. Biology Virginia Pearson Edenboro State Teachers College Kent State University Art 7 and 8 Gary W. Risley Hiram College Western Reserve University A.B. M.A. Grammar-literature 8 George R. Schwarm Kent State University Akron University Related Technology Vocational Machine Shop Vocational Industrial Club Ruth Spear Ohio State University B.S. in Education English 9 Annual Staff Advisor .lack Swlnderman Muskingum Colleg B.A. Physical Education Head Basketball C Eleanor Beasley Attendance Clerk FACULTY Q David N. Young Wooster College B.M. Kent State University Instrumental Music Orchestra ouch 1 .nz Alberta Walters If we Attendance Officer Y T Betty Huffman was the substitute teacher for Mr. Armstrong after his heart attack. Betty Ramsey filled the position of girls' physical education instructor after Mrs. Fisch er's resignation. -or LA -1 , .J , 1 .4 ADVISORY COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT SEATED: Mr. Parsons, Miss Huff, Miss Kneubuehl, Miss Hawk, Mrs. Rockenhauser. STANDING: Mr. Schumacher, Mr. McMillen, Mr. Kocheran, Mr. Mallernee, Mr. Lembright, Mr. Swinderman, Mr. Daniels. To aid the principal in making decisions for direction of the high school and to develop the cooperation of the faculty, the Advisory Committee, composed of the heads of the various departments, the Girls' Counselor, and the Guidance Counselor meets with the principal to offer helpful suggestions and to discuss any problems per taining to the high school. 'X Fifi' ff., -ew-aw sw LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Herman, William Sommers, Howard Allen, Floyd Johnson, James Yackey, Harold Bergquist, George Yackey, Albert Steely, Elsie Sommers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Klar, Arlene Phillippi, Katherine Dill, Mary Lanzer . . l SCHOOL NURSE VIOLET JENTES As School Nurse Violet Jentes capably handles the health problems of the stu- dents in Dover Schools. CUSTODIANS The school custodians work diligently to keep the halls and rooms clean and orderly and to keep school machinery in proper working order, G DIETICIANS A ' 1 f L e c v we x sf l ' . L f X I . ui cw' Each day during the school year the cafeteria dieticians work to provide healthful and appetizing meals for the faculty and student body. SI.-'NIORS ,f SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ure- SEATED Presudent Jeff Holzworrh Vuce Pres dent Dave Baker STANDING Secretory Treasurer Penny Sprunger Assembly Represenlchve Bull Andreas Hnstorucn Ruchord Curhs SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS 1 Q1-Inq Ill' 4 531. Q0 SEATED Mrss Eberwnne Mass Kneubuehl Mass Hull STANDING Mr DePue Mr Schwcrm Mr Fusher Mr Besse Mr Gartrell 3 if . Y, Q! ? .br x 5 i....,,W 'Q :if 'L' i I' ' QW f 5,'v- 5 ' 'nr . K ' 'IC K , 3 b y I. A ... ,, E , LS . 1 5 A 3, , b wg llll ' I ' 7 R V I xf A. I .. X I ' r X Q ,. . . ' 0 LYNN VERNIZZI Because Wynn fulfills the ob- iectives of citizenship, leadership, and service he has been chosen Representative Senior Boy. Through his acceptance of respon- sibilities and his cooperative at- titude toward classmates and teachers, he has won the respect of all. ln addition to being a good stu- dent in the classroom, Wynn is president of National Honor So- ciety and vice-president ot Student Council. During his iunior year he was elected as a representative to Boys' State. Through his determination and ability Wynn has made a good basis for his future. His outstand- ing attributes will help him to at- tain his goals in life. REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS Each year the senior class elects a representative senior boy and girl on the basis of citizenship, leadership, character, service and personality. At the annual Recog- nition Assembly books entitled I Dare You are presented to the Representative Senior Boy and Girl. These awards offer a chal- lenge to strive for greater accomp- lishments. Because Lynn displays citizen- ship, leadership, and service, she has been chosen Representative Senior Girl. Known throughout the school for her cheerfulness and pleasing personality, Lynn has earned the admiration of all her classmates. Exercising her ability ot leader- ship, Lynn is head morning an- nouncer and secretary ot Future Nurses. Because of her tine quali- ties, Lynn was elected Homecom- ing Attendant in her Senior Year. With her abilities and consider- ation for others, Lynn will succeed in her future endeavors. WYNN LEMBRIGHT A SENIORS Patty Jo Abrecht Jumor Choir 9 10 Class Off: cer Htstorlan IO Intramurals 9 12 Leaders Club ll lubraruan ll 'l2 Student Coun cal IO Admumstratlve Office Help 12 James Carl Antanalll Cnmsoman Staff Curculatnon Manager 12 Intramurals 10 Prom Commrttee ll School News Staff 12 Student Servlce G :des ll Usher Club I0 ll l2 Varsity Football 10 ll 12 Varsrty B sketball 10 ll 12 V rsety Baseball 9 10 ll I2 22 Dale Allenbaugh Thomas R Anderson Intramurals 9 'IO ll 'l2 Prom Chemlstry Club IO Football 9 Commuttee 'll Hn Y I2 Student Tr ck 9 I0 ll 12 Vlsual Alds C uncnl ll I2 9 0 William S Andreas Junior Chour 9 Class Officer Assembly Representatlve 12 In murals I0 12 H Y 10 'I2 Student Servuce Guldes 12 Talent Bureau I0 ll I2 Foot b 9 I0 ll I2 Basketball 9 ball 9 Sam Aston Judith Ann Aul David .I Baker C Attendance Offlce H lp I0 Kenton Hugh School 9 IO Class Prom Commnttee ll Student Ofhcer Vlce Presldent I2 Or Service Guudes I0 chestra 12 Varsnty Track ll l2 French Club I 2 SENIORS Barbara Ann Bullard Girls' Choir 95 Band 9, 10, ll, 125 Maiorette 10, 11, 125 F,T.A. 9, 10, Historian 10, Secretary 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, ll, 125 Leaders Club 10, ll, 125 Plays, Love ls Eternal , The Snow Queen's Palace , 10, 115 Prom Commit- tee ll5 Student Service Guides ll, 125 Talent Bureau 10, 11, 125 Thespians 115 Pep Club 11, 125 Band Council ll. 'b Richard T. Bell Flag Custodian 125 Prom Com- mittee ll5 Hi-Y 10, ll, 125 Stu- dent Council 95 Student Service Guides 95 Varsity Football 9, 125 Varsity Track 115 Visual Aids 9. 4-is ind' , T 'Qs ,V , lk Jim Birtcher Herb Blockson Philip Edgar Brewer Band 9, 10, ll5 Orchestra 10, Senior Choir 9, 105 Intramurals Senior Choir 9, 105 Crimson- 115 D.C.T. 12. 9, 10, ll. ian Staff 125 Intramurals 105 Prom Committee 115 School News Staff 125 Varsity Foot- ball 95 Varsity Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Track 105 Baseball 9, 11. 'DAT Linda Lee Bertle Prom Committee ll. Karen Rae Brown Junior Choir 9, 125 F.N.A. 10, 1l, 125 General Oftice Help 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 Leaders Club 10, Secretary ll, President 125 Prom Committee 115 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 115 Student Council 9, 115 Student Service Guides 11, 12. 23 SENIORS Steven Martin Brown Annual Stall 11, 12, Junior Choir 9, Class Officer, Presi- dent 10, Intramurals 9, 10, Prom Committee 11, Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12, Thes- pians 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9. 5 V? Dennis Burnhouse Football 9, 10, D.C.T. 12, Pres- ident 12. linda Kay Campbell Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, F. N.A. 9, 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 9,10,11,12, Pram Committee 11, Student Service Guides 12. 24 Linda Cattabiani Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' Choir 9, 10, Accompanist 9, 10, Crimsonian Slatf 12, F.T. A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Intramurals 9, National Honor Society 11, 12, Play 11, Love ls Eternal , Prom Committee 11, School News Stott 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, ll, 12, Vice-President 10, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Sec- retary 11, President 12, Student Service Guides 11, 12, Talent Bureau 11, 12, Thespians 10, 11, 12, Homecoming Attendant 12. Sally Jane Burson Attendance Office Help 11, 12, Home Economics Club 9, 10, President 10, Y-Teens 9, Stu- dent Council 10, 11, Student Service Guides 9, 10, 11. Ralph Cercone Donald L. Bush Corinth Central High School, New York 9, 10, Student Ser- vice Guides 12, Varsity Foot- ball 11, Varsity Baseball 11. Don E. Clawson Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, 12, President IO, 11, 12, Stadium Club 10, 11, 12. SENIORS Carol Ann Cline Dorothy Jean Cline John M Continl Nick R Confinl Intramurals I0 II I2 Leaders nramurals IO 'll I2 Pr m Intramurals 9 I0 Basketball Sensor H Y I2 Varsnty Fool II I2 Treasurer Commltlee II Thespnans II 9 Track 9 Baseball 9 I0 Vls ball I2 Manager Track II Homecommg Attendant IO I2 leaders Club 'Il I2 Alds 9 0 DC Vtce Presxdenl I2 wg Stafford Cull Chemtslry Club Il Cnmsonuan Sta I2 Intramurals 9 IO Il Stadnum Club 9 IO II Basket ba l 9 Richard A Curtis Chemlslry Club ll Class Oth :er I2 Hustonan Nattonal Hon or Socnely II I2 Prom Com mtllee Il Student Councll 9 I0 Student Servlce Guldes II Usher Club ll Gary I. Davndson New Phlladelphua 9 Inlramur als IO Varslty Football I0 ll Basketball IO Il Trac I2 Vnce rest dent I2 John M Demaroo Class Offncer IO Assembly Representahve Intramurals IO Prom Commuttee II Student Councul I2 Varsity Football 9 I0 Varslly Basketball Il Var Track Il V C 5 E Edward M Dnefenbaugh Juntor Chonr 9 Sensor Chotr lntramuras Ht 10 11 12 Prom Commlttee 11 Photography Club 9 10 Stu dent Councul 12 Talent Bureau SENICRS N Gary Dunkle Charles Eberle Varsity Football 9 DCT 12 Cafelerta Club 9 Treasurer Chemtstry Club 11 Photagra phy Club 9 French Club 12 3' Carole Mae Edwards Annual Staff 12 Juntor Chour Gtrls Choir O Band 9 10 YTee 12 Orchestra 12 Prom Committee 11 Usher Club 12 Admtntstratnon Offlce 12 Jeff Emng Sue Espenschaed Don Fantu Margaret Jane Feutz Ca eterua Club 9 Band 9 10 Attendance Offtce Help 9 ass Ofltcer 10 Vtce rest 1 12 Intramurals 10 Orc Gnrls Chotr 10 Juntor Chour 9 nt ramurals 10 r 2 Prom Cammnltee mor Chonr 11 12 YTeens eens 10 11 leaders u Photography Club 9 Talent Prom Cornmtttee 11 VI e restdent Bureau 9 Student Servlce Guides 12 artan 10 1 12 Pr Com 26 m ee 11 Student Council Student Servtce Gutdes 12 A 542, , ,sq f 1 . .ki f W 10,115 II 105 '-Y 9, 1 hm 1 ' I5 95 ' ' 1,5 ,10, , , 5 ' 5 5 . 11, 125 F.T.A. 5 A ns 9, , 1 - 10, 11, 1 2 115 Visual Aids' 9, 10, 115 D. Vice-Pres1dent5, Pep Band 125 C.T. 12. A A ' ' . Q , f ' 1 , , ' : Cl ' . ' -P '- 1 , 5 5 hes- ' ' ' 5 A ' 5 de 5 lnt , 11, 125 ta 15 ' 115 Se' ' , 5 - 9, Y-T , 5 Clb 5 10, 115 ' 5 11, 12, 'c -P ' 125 Li- . ' ' . br ' , 1, 5 om - 111 5 4 95 Robert Foutx Intramurals IO, 11, Orchestra 9, IO, Prom Committee Il, Student Service Guides Il, 12, Thespians Il, Usher Club IO, 11, President l2, V.l.C. ll, Re- porter 12. SENIORS William Fieger Flag Custodian II, 12, Play, A Man Called Peter , Prom Committee Il, Photography Club 9, Hi-Y 10, II, I2, Chap- lain 12, Student Service Guides 9, Visual Aids 9, IO, 11, I2, Chief Operator IO, Il, 12. 45 George Finley Julianne Foraker Junior Choir 9, Intramurals 9, Junior Choir 9, Y-Teens 9, IO, IO, Varsity Football 9, 12, Bas- 11, Student Council IO, Student lzetball 9, IO, ll, 12, Baseball Service Guides II, Prom Com- 9, D.C.T. 12. mittee Il. Linda Jean Fox Cheerleader 9, IO, 11, I2, Ju- nior Choir 9, Class Otficer 9, Secretary, Crimsonian Staff 12, General Office Help 12, Y- Teens 9, Plays, Tuffy and the Gingerbread Man 9, The Snow Queen and the Goblin and Love ls Eternal IO, Tom Sawyer Il, A Man Called Peter 12, Prom Committee Il, School News Staff 12, Student Council 9, 10, Il, Secretary IO, 11, Student Service Guides Il, 12, Talent Bureau 9, IO, Il, I2, Thespians 9, IO, 11, 12, Sec- retary I2. William R. Fox Band 9,1O,Hi-Y 9, II, 12, Or- chestra IO, Usher Club Il, 12, Visual Aids 9, IO, II. Sandra Kay Franz Dean H. Frank Girls' Choir 9, IO, Senior Choir Intramurals 9, 10, Hi-Y IO, Il, Il, Y-Teens 9, IO, Il, Pram I2, Varsity Football IO, II, I2, Committee ll, D.C.T. 12. Track IO, ll, 12. 27 SENIORS James Robert Gibb gl., Kaaren Kay Gordon Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Crimsonian Staff 125 F.T.A. 105 Intramurals 9,1O,11,125Y-Teens 9,1O,11, 125 Worship Chairman 125 Leaders Club 11, 125 Prom Com- mittee 115 School News Staff 125 Student Service Guides 125 Thespians 9, 10, 11, 125 Usner Club 11, 12. 28 Carolyn Gopp Girls' Choir 9, 105 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Moiorette 10, 115 YA Teens 95 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Stu- dent Service Guides 125 Talent Bureau 10, 11. Glenna Lee Gopp Annual Staff 125 Intramurals 105 Librarian 10, 11, 12, Head Librarian 125 Prom Committee 115 Student Service Guides 12. Robert E. Gordon Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 10, 11, 125 Safety Patrol 9, 105 Stadium Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, President 125 D, C.T. 12. Ronnie Gordon Varsity Football 95 D.C.T. 12. Don E. Gordon Intramurals 9, 105 Stadium Club 9, 105 Student Service Guides 9, 10. Christina Marie Gray Girls' Choir 9, 105 Crimsonian Stott 12, Treasurer5 Y-Teens 9, 11, 125 Usher Club ll, 125 Sec- retary for Girls' Counselor 12: Prom Committee 11. SENIORS 'S' James Green Peter Groh Lawrence Grove Grant R. Hagloch lntromurols 9, 10, 11, Safety Crimsonian Stall 12, Photogra- Intramurals 10. Chemistry Club 11, Intramurals Patrol 10, 11, 12, Secretory- phy Club 9, 107 School News 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Committee Treasurer, Stadium Club 9, Staff 12, Student Service 11, Student Council 12. Student Service Guides 9. Guides 10. Emily Ann Haller Joseph William Hamilton .loan Elizabeth I-lanenkral Donna Harper Prom Committee 11, Student Junior Choir 97 lntromurals 10, Girls' Choir 107 Junior Choir 9, Y-Teens 10, 11, 12, Student Service Guides 12, D.C.T. Sec- 125 Orchestra 9, 10, Prom Com- Senior Choir 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, Service Guides 12. retory 12. mittee 117 Senior Hi-Y 12, Var- 10, 11. sity Track ll, 12. 29 SENIORS ,s Kenneth M. Hartz Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 105 Prom Committee 11. Fredric L. Herman Class Officer, Secretary-Treav urer 105 Intramurals 10, 12: Play, Love ls Eternal 105 Hi-Y 9, 125 Student Council 9, 115 Student Service Guides 11, 125 Talent Bureau 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Varsity Basketball 9, 105 Var- sity Track 9, 115 Visual Aids 9. Joyza Adair Hinsan Girls' Choir 9, 105 Senior Choir 125 Band 9, 10, 115 FTA. 125 Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 125 Y- Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 leaders Club 11, 125 Orchestra 115 Play A Man Called Peter 125 Prom Committee 115 Usher Club 11, 12. 30 Jeffrey Alan Holzworth Junior Choir 95 Class Officer Assembly Representative 9, President 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, 125 Prom Committee 115 Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12. L Gail Herman Thomas Herman Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Audio Aids 9, 10, 11, 125 Choir Varsity Track 9, 10, 11, 125 9, 105 Prom Committee 115 H D.C.T. 12. Y 10, 115 D.C.T. 12. Dolores Jean Hostetler Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 105 Y-Teens 95 Prom Committee 11 D.C.T. 12. David Lee I-Iyer Audio Aids 9, IO, tl, 125 Sa ty Patrol 9, 105 D.C.T. 12. SENIORS Donna Faye Jennings F.N.A. 125 Student Service Guides 95 Usher Club 11, 12. Peggy Ruth Knapp Annual Staff 125 Attendance Office Help 9, 105 Junior Choir 95 lntramurals 9, 105 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, President 125 Plays, i'The Snow Queen and the Goblin 10, Room for One More 11, A Man Called Pe- ter 125 Prom Committee 115 Student Council 11, 125 Thes- pians lO, 11, 12, Scribe 115 Usher Club 11, 12. Beverly Ruth Johnson Annual Staff 12, Business Man- ager 125 Attendance Office Help 11, 125 Junior Choir 9, 105 F.N.A. 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Student Service Guides 9, 105 Usher Club 11, 12. Patricia Ann Jones Intramurals 9, 10, 115 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 leaders Club 115 librarian 10, 11, 125 Prom Com- mittee 11. sa M Ruth Marie Kohler Junior Choir 95 F,N.A. 11, 125 Intramurals 9, 105 Prom Com- mittee 115 D.C.T. 12. .N izvf' 'L-.M s Gene Robert Krieg Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 10, 11, 125 Intramurals 95 Prom Committee 115 Hi-Y 11, 125 Talent Bureau 10, 11, 125 Var- sity Football Manager 105 Base- ball Manager 10. 1tX , 6 emit Eugene R. Ketter Junior Choir 95 Intramurals 105 Prom Committee 115 Basketball 95 Track 11. Judith Ann Kuemerle Junior Choir 9, 105 Class Offi- cer ll, Historian5 lntramurols 9, 10, 11, 125 leaders Club 11, 125 librarian 10, 11, 125 Student Council 12. 31 Christine Lambros Senior Choir 9, 10, 11, Student Council 11, 12, Student Service Guides 12, Talent Bureau 11. Betty Joann Low Junior Choir 9, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Maiorette11,12, F.1'.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, President 12, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 10, 11, 12, Prom Commit- tee 11, Student Service Guides ll, 12, Talent Bureau 11, 12, Pep Club 12. 32 SENIORS Wynn A. lemhright Junior Choir 9, Class Oilicer, President 9, Vice President 11, Intramurals 9, lntramural Man- ager 10, 11, 12, National Hon- or Society 11, 12, Prom Com- mittee ll, Hi-Y 12, Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 12, Student Service Guides 10, 11, Varsity Football 10, 11, 12. Grant Lowery Football 9, V.l.C. ll, 12, Ser- geant at Arms 12, Visual Aids 9, IO. li is we David E. Lentz Betty Lorenz Marching Band 9, 10, lntramur- Home Economics Club 10, Stu' als 9, Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 12, Or- dent Service Guides 9, 10, 12, chestra 10, Play 9, Tuffy and D.C.T. 12. the Gingerbread Man , Stu- dent Council ll. Ruth Lowery Home Economics Club 10, Sec retary 10, Pram Committee 11 Dave MacKay Crimsonian Statl 12, Intramural Manager 9, 10, ll, 12, Hi-Y 9, 10, ll, 12, School News Staff 12, Student Service Guides 12, Varsity Football IO, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12. SENIORS Jessie Mann Candace Lynn Marsh Jerry Massarelli Junior Choir 9, 115 Y-Teens 10, Girls' Choir 115 Junior Choir 95 II, 125 Prom Committee 11. Senior Choir 105 FN.A. IO, 115 Gwen Maurer Prorn Committee 115 Student Service Guides 10. Y-Teens 9, 105 Student Service Guides 9, 1O, 12. Barbara Ann Maxwell Junior Choir 9, 105 F.N.A. 105 F.T,A. 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 125 leaders Club 1O, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Student Service Guides 9, 105 Thespions 11, 12, 40 i Sue Ann Mast Marching Band 9, 107 General Oltice Help 125 Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, President 105 Orchestra 105 Prom Committee 115 Stu- dent Service Guides 11, 12. QV linda Lena Mears Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 125 F.T,A. 11, 125 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 Leoders Club 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Usher Club 11, 12. Judith Lynn Meese Girls' Choir 9, 105 Bond 9, 10, 11, 125 F.1'.A. 107Y-192115 9, 10, 11, 125 Play 10, 'The Snow Queens Polcce 5 Prom Commit- tee 115 Student Service Guides 12. 33 Sharon Lynn Morrls Annual Staff Il I2 Copy Ed r I2 FN I2 YTeens IO II Student Council 9 u dent Service Gund s 9 IO Prom Committee Il SENIORS Nlta Moyer Charles Murray Girls Choir IO Junior Choir 9 Intramurals 9 enior Choir II I2 YTe ns 9 Prom Committee Il Student Service Guides II Wir Patricia Ann McGinnis nd 9 IO II I2 Magorette tr murals 9 I0 Il I2 YTeens Le ders Club IO I P O Love ls Eternal Prom Committee I I Student Service Guides I2 Talent Bur u IO I Nancy Dee M:Grew Junior Choir 9- Senior Choir IO, l25 Prom Committee 5 Student Service G ides 9, IO, g PEP Club . 34 Phillip David McKee Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir , , 25 lntramuras , , , 5 Ta en Bureau , 5 V rsity Football 9, IO, II5 as- k all 9, IO5 Track O. Janice Marie Nlcsinger unior Y-Teens 9, IO5 Prom Committee Il. Daniel Keller Nixon New Philadelphia 95 Assembly Committee I2' Class Officer II, resident5 Intramurals IO, , I2, Intramural Manager IO, Il, - nior i- , .', , ice-President l25 a , Love Is EternaI 5 Prom om- m' ee II5 S u en Servi G ides II, I25 Talent Bureau , lp Varsity Football I0, , l2. SENIORS Albert E. Parker Ballard-Hudson High School, Macon, Georgia, 9, intramurals 10, 11, Senior Hi-Y 12, Student Service Guides 12, Varsity Foot- ball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Basketball 10, Track IO, 11, 12. Sandra Porterfield Urichsville 9, 10, 11, Crimson- ian Staff 12, Librarian 12, School News Staff 12. Beverly Ann Patton Chemistry Club 11, Girls' Choir 9, 10, Crimsonian Staff 12, F. N.A. 10, il, 12, Secretary 11, Intramurals 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 10, Leaders Club 11, 12, Or- chestra 10, 11, 12, Play 12, A Man Called Peter , Prom Com- mittee 11, School News Staff 12,Thespians10,11,12, French Club 12. Jessica Sue Raeder Annual Staff 11, Editor 12, Ju- nior Choir 9, F.N.A. 1O, 11, 12, Intramurals 10, 11, Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, Leaders Club 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Prom Committee 11, Stu- dent Council 1O, 11. 4' Leroy Pease I Bonnie .lean Piper Attendance Office Help 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10. Rita Randolph Junior Choir 9, Maiorette 10, 11, 12, F.T.A. ll, 12, General Office He1p 9, Intramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Y-Teens 9,1O,11, 12, Leaders Club IO, 11, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Plays, Love ls Eternal 10, Prom Committee 11, Student Coun- cil 9, Talent Bureau 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 12. Richard R. Ray Student Service Guides 12, Var- sity Track ll, 12, Varsity Base- ball 9, 10. 35 SENIORS James Trubey Render Assembly Committee 115 Junior Choir 105 Class Officer, His- torian 9, Assembly Representa- tive 115 Crimsonicxn Staff 125 Hi-Y 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 95 Student Service Guides 125 School News Staff 125 Prom Committee 115 Thes- pians 10, 11, 125 Usher Club 11, 125 Varsity Football 9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 125 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Track 9,1O,11,12. 'br Robert Alan Rimer Senior Choir 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Officer, Vice-President 95 Crimsonian Staff 125 Intramur- als 9, 1O, 11, 125 Intramural Managers 9, lO, 11, 125 Hi-Y 9, lO, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 School News Staff 125 Slu- dent Council 95 Varsity Bas- ketball 105 Visual Aids 9, 36 Q., Jerry Renner 14-4 for hd Jim Robb Intramurals 95 Varsity Football 9, vice 11, 12, Visual Aids 9, 10. we 15- Tom Richardson Fi? Nancy Roberts Junior Choir 9, 105 Senior Choir 11, 125 F.N.A. 10, 125 Librarian 125 Student Service Guides 12. Ruth Ann Riley Y-Teens 105 Plays 10, love ls Eternal 5 12, A Man Called Peter 5 Prom Committee 115 Student Service Guides 125 Thespians 11, Scribe 125 Usher Club 11, 125 School News Typ- ist 125 Administration Office Help 12. Edward Rufener V.l.C. 11, President 12. Irene E Rufener Jvmor Choir 9 Y Teens 10 NP-'fi' Carl William Schwarm Prom Committee 115 Student C uncil 125 Student Service G ides 115 Football Manager 5 .. , , 12, Secreta , Secretary-Treasurer 12. SENIORS Elizabeth Anne Schaar Annual Staff 12 YTeens 10 I rr n Pep Club 12 Sym Carol Jean Schneider B nd 9 10 11 12 Intramuras Leaders Club 11 1' Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Prom Comms e Nancy lee Schnever Girls Choir 10 Junior Choir 9 Intramurals 9 10 Orchestra 9 10 11 12 Prom Committee 11 eens 11 12 Theater estra 9 10 X5 Jeffrey Allen Secrest S nior Choir 9, 105 Hi-Y 9, , 125 Prom Commi ee s er Club 11,125Tra 5 ' ual Aids 9, 10, , . E' Patricia Ann Shonk Anna Marie Smith nior Choir 9, 105 F.N.A, , Student Service Guides 10. 1, 12, Treasurer 125 Y-Teens 37 fl' Art Smitley Baseball 9, 10. SENIORS r Penny Ann Springer Class Officer, Secretary-Treas- urer 125 F.N.A. 10, ll, 125 Gen- eral Office Help 125 Intramur- als 10, 11, 125 leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 115 Y-Teens 11, 125 Student Ser- vice Guides 12. 33? ,A la. lb -if-H'- Judith Ann Stringer William F. Sullivan Girls' Choir 95 Band 9, 10, 11, 125 F.N.A. 10, 11, 125 lntra- murals 9, 10, 11, 125 Y-Teens 95 leaders Club 10, 11, 125 Prom Committee 117 Student Council 12. '35 Joe Sutek Chemistry Club 105 Junior Choir 95 Senior Choir 10, 125 Intra- murals 95 Senior Hi-Y ll, 125 Stadium Club 115 Truck 115 Vis- ual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12. r 38 Thomas Sweitxer Crimsonian Staff 125 Intramur- als 9, 105 Prom Committee 115 School News Staff 125 Student Service Guides 95 Varsity Foot- ball 9, 10, 115 Basketball 9, 10, 115 Baseball 10, 11. Ronnie Eugene Tschudy Judith Virginia Ulrich Student Council 95 Visual Aids Junior Choir 9, 105 Junior Y- 9, 10, 115 D.C.T. 12. Teens 95 Student Service Guides 10. 1 Lynne Ann Uppstrom Chemistry Club II, Band 9, IO, 11, F.N.A. IO, 11, 12, lntra- murals 9, IO, ll, 12, Y-Teens 9, 10, Il, 12, Secretary 11, Leaders Club IO, Il, 12, Morn- ing Announcer 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Orchestra 9, IO, 11, Pram Committee II, Student Service Guides 9, I2, Talent Bureau 10, II, 12, Thes- pians 9,10,Il,12. Carolyn lee Weber Attendance Office Help 9, 10, Cheerleader 9, Junior Choir 9, 10, Class Officer 11, Secretary Treasurer, Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Vice President 12, Prom Committee 11, Student Council II, 12, Student Service Guides II, Usher Club 12, D.C.T. 12, Treasurer 12. SENICRS 1' ei- ,, f-ie , .EVN I.ynn Diane Vernlzzl Annual Staff I1, 12, Attend- ance Office Help I2, Junior Choir 9, Senior Choir 12, F.N.A. 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12, lntra- murals I0, 11, Morning An- nouncer 10, 11, 12, Head An- nouncer I2, Prom Committee 11, Student Council 9, Talent Bureau 10, 11, 12, Usher Club 11, 12, Homecoming Attendant 12. Patricia Irene Vorhoos Chemistry Club 11, Girls' Choir 9, Senior Choir 10, Band 9, IO, I1, 12, Crimsonian Staff 12, Ed- itor I2, F.T.A. 9, IO, 11, 12, Vice President 11, lntramurals 10, II, 12, Y-Teens 9, IO, 11, I2, Leaders Club 10, II, 12, National Honor Society I1, 12, Orchestra 9, 10, I1, 12, Play 10, The Snow Queen and the Goblin , Prom Committee 11, School News Staff 11, 12, Stu- dent Service Guide I2, Talent Bureau 9, 10, II, 12, French Club I2. Michael Andrew Wasylik Chemistry Club 11, Junior Choir 9, Safety Patrol 9, Visual Aids 9, 10, ll, 12. Ax .ew .. Donna Lee Weber Chemistry Club 12, Junior Choir 9, Band 9, IO, 11, 12, Crimson- ian Staff 12, F.N.A. 12, F.T.A. IO, lntramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Orchestra 9, IO, ll, 12, Prom Committee 11, School News Staff 12, Student Council 9, Student Service Guides 12, Thespians 10, 11, 12. wr' XYZ? John Ray Wendling Senior Choir I2, lntramurals 9, IO, Play 10, Love ls Eter- nal , Prom Committee II, Stu- dent Council I1, Varsity Foot- ball 9, IO, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. George L. Wilson Chemistry Club 10, Senior Choir 11, lntramurals 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 10, Stadium Club 9, 10, Visual Aids 9,1O, Il, 12. 39 SENIORS -xv Y 'td ,561 Stanley Wmters JUHIOY Cho1r 9 10 Sen1or Cho1r 12 Prom Comm1ttee 11 Photography Club 9 Student Serv1ce GUldeS 11 12 Talent Bureau 12 Usher Club 11 12 ? '3'b Dave F Wise Sennor Cho1r 10 11 Intramurals ys 12 Tom aw y r 11 A Man Called Peter 12 SludentCounc1I11 12 Tal ent Bureau 11 12 Usher Club ua 1 s 12 Varsrty Baseball 10 11 12 Marsha Sue Woodard Attendance Off1ce Help I2 Gnrs Chour 10 lunlor Cholr lntra muraIs9 10 YTeens9 10 12 Pep Club 12 'f ...I Virginia leo Wyman Chemustry Club 11 FTA 9 10 Intramurals 9 10 11 Y Teens 12 Secretar ea ers Club 10 11 12 r estra 9 10 12 Stu Counc1l 12 French Club 12 40 I +9 -.auf 'hui' Robert M Zaugg tball 9 V I C m Zechnel Class Oflucer Presudent 9 In lromurals 9 10 11 Intramurals Manager 9 10 Treasurer 11 H1Y Preslden 9 Prm mm1ttee 11 HIY 9 0 12 Pres1denl9 V1ce Pres1dent 11 Pres1dent12 Stage Crew 10 11 Pres1dent12 Thesp1ans I2 Varsuty Fool a skelball 9 10 11 12 a 9 0 Q57 James E Zimmerman Assembly Comm1lteel2 Band 9 Cnmsomon Staff Busmess Manager 12 Intramurals 10 9 11 12 Secretar ays 9 1 Tully an the Grngerbread Man ev enteenlh Summer Love ls Eternal House on the Clulf Prom Commuttee 11 Student Counc1l 9 Student Servuce Gu1des 9 10 Talent Bureau Thes 1ans 12 Treasurer 10 Frenc Club 12 S1deI1ne Announcer 2 E ,W X A 11, , ' ' ' , 9, 10, 11,12,'H1-119, 10,11, '1' ' , ' , 12, Pla 11, s - 9, F.N.A. 10, 11, 12, . ' ' . 2 0 1 1 1 - , 1 1 11,12pVis 1' A11 9,1O,11, ' 4 171' ' f 'f'll:' -Q . f1-? .- 2 fl? A s ' A . Ji ' . ' 5 .. . , 5 Foo 5 ... l1,12. ' , ' 5 - I i 9,l0,1l.,,'lY10: , ' , ' 1 L d 1 1 1 O- 12: '- 1 ' I I 0 Hi-Y , IO. 1 1 Y ch , ,11, , dent Co ' , r ,1,11, 9, Pl ,1o, 1 d Ill ', ' ' b ll 12, ' ' , ' Ba , , , 5 B se- ' 5 ' ball ,1,11, 12. ' , , 1o, 11, 12, p' 9, 1o, 11, , , 11 1o. ' UNDERCLASSMEN .,' f , f '4'2a , u I 1 ,R ' M , E ix Nu- . Y-xwvvss' W f , -'N ' at J ff ', ,X H .. --V 1 fb ,. K 5-N V' If 1 , LASS OFFICERS l 3 wif 5 . ,, if f 1 gt .H-Q ,. .fe lv 2 'f I-at A i.-J. I s x Y SEATED: President, Brenda Bovarag Vice-President, Earl Walter. STANDING: Historian, Jim Dunng Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Wcgnerg Assembly Representative good. JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS 0 C O C SEATED: Miss Bair, Mr. Daniels, Mrs. Boich. STANDING: Mr. DePue, Mr. Kane, Mr. Harvey, Mr, Bfair. JUNIORS STANDING: Jim Wilcoxen, Dan- ny Miles. SEATED FRONT: Don Smith, SEATED BACK: Bill Short, De- anna Updegrafl, Jim Willough- by, Florence Pongral. TO RIGHT: Kay Warner, Spencer, Bill Levengood, Becky Lukens, Jim Kastor, Dick Marshall. LEFT TO RIGHT: Eslher Hoc Carol Huff, Dave Archer, Linda Marburger, Doris Somrners, Bar- bara Brannen. l 9,1- -QL gi 4 Qi ,... .:.-. w W, A 9' L .q.- . Wir' X -4- i, av., '- vs -...,,,Wn,,, I fy? Tir 0 sr sk 'gr 'lv' f- wr JUNIORS FRONT Marlene Bahkofer Mary Buss BACK Allen Hamnlton Davnd Benner! Alnce Espenschued SEATED Marnlyn Dusenberry Tom Vasblnder STANDING Samuel Harshne Grace Bowers Melanue Espen schxed LEFT TO RIGHT. Barbara Sallz, Clinton Brown, Kaye Walker, Stanley Corpman, Linda Callenh dine. 'S-.., 5g mv r ..., . FF .f L 'sul IUNIORS ' SEATED Heather Robnnson Kathy R 'vu SEATED BACK Linda Howell Carole Jones STANDING Ruth Page Bull Moore .la Newland YW 9 v 5491 pf fu, ..-...,,,.,kN- SEATED FRONT Richard Hess LEFT TO RIGHT Karen Benson Don Clark Davrd LEFT TO RIGHT Belsy Gibbs Buva Hernlz Dame! Anlonellu BrIlClaIIerbuck Edna Bay Q. ' 1 r l 1- .Y 5, 1 ' 'I gf, iff' 'Stix F , gp ' .- i:,Q.ffi,:4 - -1 , it hhn' A P v I ' 1' A F, .rf I :Q ' I AQZ I , . . -Z, ,. 5 1' I JUNIORS if' ps! A K , .6 a,f'l'Ix,qh7f .X . ' I,f.3,,3F I if Q J V7 'ns .au tn! F-1 7'-3 SEATED: Mary Lou Jentes, Joanne Burdelte, Bill Bo- STANDING: Julie Decker, Lloyd Crowell, Marlha dine. Finley. STANDING: Donna Ccllentine, Dick Jarvis. SEATED: Gary Craig, Margaret Ecrley. ff' 3 -A., n5l J ,.. SEATED: Bob Trcchsel, Jerry Rufener. FRONT. Betsy Pelrullo, , Slove Edwards, BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Rose, Sharon BACK: Gene Kcil, Bill Sandra Robb, Harold Sickles. 47 W- ll lain y 'N' ,,-es. -f ' ioax ,g,'9 'vn . .fra-V1 'fl Z -aff nw'-v .IUNIORS KNEELING: David Mizer, STANDING: Chris Zechiel, Linda Humphries, John Morfon, Jerry Finley, Jake Hammond. ne 4,4 . 1 ',.- sv ,,,,q-'nw-wg, SEATED: Judy Pearline sf- Q xx N on i . we i'fi2 f9'f ' ,gt-A56 5 . A wif, f'-L.. ' 5 .O.. D 1 ef., 659 is :LJ ,L K3 fs. ' ,-i',r 'vi vs 4- York. BACK: Richard iver, Bill Rosenberry, Zeig Ier. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Maddox Joanne Mowrer, Jean Kiein John Miller, Carol Moore. SEATED: Diana Espenschied, Lottie Blackson. BACK: Nancy Bcsiletti, Jon Dick, Jim Dunn. LEFT TO RIGHT John Wnlson Ncmcy Hunermcn Barbara An derson Jeff Morrus Jack Wal EI' LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Barnett Bull Beutner Dcgno Carruthers Morgcrute Angelo Moc Camo on IUNIORS if -A - 1 I n- Av 'S 1:6 gl n,,-,.,..1L.U I-vii 1 ,- 1 N, lawn lk. 49 f.. -Q I I t - . . ' Li I , 1 R E? - ' ' - . , -. . , -- ,' , A. -A-. .3 1 ' V - 1 I 15 1 ' .X I .- t f - , n . In v J: ' t . xy iff' I , ' , K ti: V . 1 H , ' A A fmwfm. u VL 7. if A' N: 4 , N . I 2 ., t ,inlah 6 h . ' I A Q W - N-if X3 A ,. - Y ,Y K ....g.,. I- , gf,'X - f ' 1 , tl . I f - i. ... X ' ' N ' ,. 1 Q Us wi. A Ax' ' ff' f ,,,Y,,,, , f-.,:1:vA1f-.---1-V V f ,k ' ' f y V5 , ' t . . 4 'f . . ,., 41 I 1 JUNIORS X SEATED Susan Steely Lynnette Stoltz Janet Stllgenbauer lEFT TO RIGHT Sandra Steltz Lunda Froeluch Earl Walter STANDING Dale Shank Jnm Von Allmen Tom Maurer Nancy Hershberger Don Maughan LEFT TO RIGHT Duane Brown Dave Yackey Mlke Becker LEFT TO RIGHT Jean Massue Terry Jones Garland Wallnck The Juniors this year have been worknng very hard to earn money for the Prom During football and basketball season they sold refreshments and sponsored after game dances They also had a booth at the Halloween parade and the dance Semes ter Smash Early In January the Prom theme Along Melody Lane was chosen and work began The decoratnng commuttee made plans and outlmes before startmg to cut out grant notes and Instruments They also built an old fashioned bandstand for the chestra to occupy May twentieth was the date set for the Prom with Phul Mason and has orchestra provndlng the musnc X Joel Weinhardt, Judith Gordon, Brenda Bovara. Jerry Obermiller, Ellen Kerr. I . . . A . . or- PREPARATIONS FOR THE PROM XS' QQ, 'Q T - 4? -e.. S pie!! SEATED Lando Humphrres Mary Buss STANDING Duck Marshall Harold Swckels Lando Gasser These are a few mcmbc J ofthe dmner committee who worked on decorations for the cafeterna Y. SEATED Jack Walter Steve Edwards Edna Bay STANDING Duona Espenschned Susan Douds Karen Wagner Dave Bennett Jeff Morrls The duty ofthe decorating commuttee IS to make and put up the decorations In the 9Ym P- : I .. .T : Q., . 1 lg A 1 V 1111 ' ' I - T . J V1 Y' V- A 1 d . Y h xl 1 x -7' - , ,- 4-K J s -5 I d ' 6 f ' - eff' ' ' . T - a ,N ' Yr I I I ff st M. , ,XLJ A v . Q ., I- 1 H... 'A E CLASS OFFICERS . ,Y SEATED: President, Bill Huffman, Vice-President, Pete Carlson. STANDING: Secretary-Treasurer, Patty Winkler, Assembly Representative, Lynn Korns, Historian, Osburn. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS W s 7 - S 'Aff i, 631: 'fi an C ' as v 5 , ,C Sh 'ad : ,gui U i4'li 5T1o'Q. l SEATED: Miss Keuerleber, Mrs. Blair, Miss Hawk. STANDING: Mr. Lembright, Mr. Beatty, Mr, Armstrong, Mr. Shough, Mr. McCartney. lisi f ' SOPHOMORES i f 1,1 Y' I ws.. ff '1 HOMEROOM 127A FRONT ROW: Glen Gerber, Don Espenschied, William Davis, Bili Ciatierbuck, Bud Holler. LAST ROW: Mr. Lembrighi, Gary Mathews, Bruce VanFosscn, William Angus, Don Clark, Kenneth Klein, 41:44.71 .3 t ' 5 xvfi .vi 13 7 4' FRONT ROW: Loretto Keller, Sue Schupbach, Carol Daniels, Judy Blickensderlcr, Nancy Gricscn, Steinmetz, Linda Lewis. SECOND ROW: Mr. Armstro Karolyn Becker, John Weinhcrt. THIRD ROW: Harrison Miller, Tom Hupp, Gwen Marks, Carol Mizer, Sandy Hostetler, Karen Page, Betty Nelson, Sandy Ayers, Judy H LAST ROW: Marie Wagner, Eddie Luthy. Q Q FRONT ROW. Susan Groh, Schroeder. SECOND ROW1 Mrs. Blair Mengeg, LAST ROW. Robert Ankney HOMORES HOMEROOM 213 ng, Ethel Frey, Lynette Moore, Karen Dallas, Wanda Carruthers, Carol Bain, arper. Marlene Davidson, John Adams, Bill Border, Joann Bicchler, Nancy Ernest, 4-W.. n... 4.4 Al 1 7 ff . s n HOMEROOM 214 Carol Ammiller, Eric Gilbert, Bruce Rillle, Robert Rausch, JoAnn Brechbiel, Ann Tom Osburn, Robert Scherer, Clube Ray, John Cooley, Pot Winkler, Murna Bill Huffman, Lynn Korns, Torn Bear, Pete Carlson. SCPHOMORES 5500 as 11 HOMEROOM 215 FRONT ROW Jerry Bryan Tom Schupbach June Newton Linda Dlck Chrrstnna Brick Jum Rau Jum Mc llvanne SECOND ROW Mr McCartney Charles Jones Myra Pershmg Wullnam Buck Bonnle Burson Roger Edwards Sally Myers LAST ROW James Munras Stanley Rentsch Jrm Meese Kenneth Huarnch Walter Chusler John Krause Don Foutz if-v W 5 T HOMEROOM 232 FRONT ROW Mary Kandel Caro twugh Barbara Fnshel Marcia Domer Sally Mason J L. Jennlngs Patty Flschbach Judy Contml SECOND ROW Mr Shough Nancy Ty Sharon Bambeck Robun Swmdcrman Sandra Wert. wg Nancy Sackett Trudy Wnnzer Judy Wendllng J wWard N1ckBuehler LAST ROW Susan Parrish Dave Lawrence. Pex Tracht Dolby Bennett Glen Smutz Terry Swartz older Bruce Taylor Steve Weber Jonathan Mason 9 ve Smnth Barbara Bngler Nr HOMEROOM 313 FRONT ROW: Charlolle Hammond, Sandy Blickensderfer, Bonnie Smith, Carol Herman. SECOND ROW: Miss Keuerleber, Bob Smith, Susan Murray, Pally Maddox Peggy Maxwell Sue Gerber Kay Hyer, Jerry Korns. LAST ROW: Jim McDonald, Paul Lee, Bob Bair, Gary Cerconc, Howard Schlemmer Collier Dull Bob Becker L- 45 V4 T . 4 HOMEROOM 323 FRONT ROW Kclhy Koderly, Jean Hayes, Emily Clemens, Sally Parsley Karen Harman Carol Ba er Palricia Bair, SECOND ROW- Mgsi Hawk, Dennis Gordon, Kalhy Gibbs, Sally Marburger Norma Baumga lner Helene Hamilton, Marie M.llcr, Tim Welsch. LAST ROW: Sherry Beaber, Jean Winkler, Elizabeth Angelo, Susan Breschcr Bud Judklns Palti Yourigcn Ronnie Slalder, Marrelline Delberl, Larry Fieger. HOMORES FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS 'T' umm ji! Orpch Lowery all ,- SEATED Presndent Robert Ley Vuce Presudent Lundo Baker STANDING Secremry Treasurer Karen Slckels Assembly Representohve Wlllncm Courirnght Husforlon FRESHMEN CLASS ADVISORS Y x nj' 5,4 i gs 401-'UQ T? Q.. 'asf if '17 SEATL Mrs Rockenhouser Muss Speor Mrs Coffcblonn STANDII Mr Mollernee Mr Besse Mr Conwell SHMEN ,-cf 2-:S , .J QL HOMEROOM 324 FRONT ROW: Susan Singleton, Jim Nicsinger, Bill Riel, Ed Short, David Watkins, Tom Hatcher, Schupbach, Martha Blunt. SECOND ROW: Miss Spear, Dana Lembright, John Ulrich, Larry Schupbach, Christina Barker, Virginia Bell, Mary Francis, Jerry Kail, Jeff Potschner, John Eaumgardner. LAST ROW: Cottrell Moore, Bob Breitenstein, Bill Swegheimer, Robert Angus, Donald Gibb, Duane Angel, Eugene Swonger, Ed Chrusciel, Kendall Matthus. C 'YQ ... .sy il. 58 , , A. f-4, i , Q K l .Iii S T i HL ,- 1- 'I ' - , '..' l fi HOMEROOM 126 FRONT ROW: Tim Hisrich, Lanny Rosenberry, Ray Mason, David Gibbs, Thomas Crowell, Jeff Weigand, Steve Hamm. SECOND ROW. Mr, Conwell Larry Brown, Marlon Espenscnled, David Schwarm, Richard Casc, Curtis Au- rnan, Russell Grimm, Bill Miller. LAST ROW: James Cox, Harold Gopp, John Feutz, B'uco Allznbaugh, Donald Davidson, Terry Miller, Danny Barker, Gary Rankin, FRESHMEN 0 ffl' 'Wk KTX HOMEROOM 216 FRONT ROW Jean Sanders Muldred Potts Potrucna Stevens Yaren Snckcls Sarah Smuth Mary Petersheum Arlene Luthy Gwen Stulgenbauer SECOND ROW Mr Mallernee Karen Korns Connnc Carbary Karen Lukens Connne Parsons Lando Spencer Carl Boswell Cecul Davls Wlllnam Martnn LAST ROW Mary Luttle Orpah Lowery Margaret Buehler Make Espenschncd Walter Duvall Robert Wnl Coxon Terry McCue Marnlyn Schrlever Bonnie Gordon Karen Abel HOMEROOM 228 FRONT ROW Sandra Wnlds Dana Wnegand Vlcku Roehm Carol Dusenberry Ya Hy Andreas Sandra Muller Karen Aebersold Martha G bbs SECOND ROW Mrs Cattabxanl B nda Cllne Suzanne Jentes Jnm Tro ter Kenneth D lfunson l.aVern Dotts Steven Zuckerman Tweed lorrfes THIRD ROW Bull Courtrnght Linda Bax Janet Baker Suzanne Baker Margaret Spevak .leer e Capper Janlce Cox Naoma Baab Janet Zummermo LAST ROW Bob Ley Bull Owens Wnlluam Capazella Tom Harmon Jay Furbay Merle Ward Gary Ke n dy Tom Kappeler James Hershberger Don Beltzel 59 77' '. V , 1 9 4 '- u : 'S 'Y . Q -,. 54 N 9 x , ' A I ' . . I 3 . L -f 5 I v C 4 ,T . 1 ' fit - J ' . 4, I 1 ,IJ ' W ' YK . 1 1 V zl ' . at 4' y i Y , -. if N f J 4 l W f . r . tri x' - 3 . l 4 - .4 , l 4 , , S ,, Q -. Al -T ' 3, f 0 , ' 1 f in . l . J T 2 ' , l I , ' l , , T l , - I 1 Q . ll I . . lv I gl I I l A l 1 I rl I I . ESHMEN l J 1 '7 XV '? ,af ,4' 4- 2 r QQ, I N: , -Q ' di.. X HOMEROOM 312A FRONT ROW: Linda Simmons, Elizabeth Maurer, Mary Ann Gerber, Jane Knouss, Jane Kastor, McNutt, Jean Gephart. SECOND ROW: Mr. Besse, Barbara Cooper, Marlene Young, Franklin Sullivan, James Haas, David Camp, Sandy Freetage, Ruth Johnson. LAST ROW: James Sweitzer, Bill Jennings, Kenneth Klein, Bob Zion, Robert Waldick, Richard Hanni, Wade Todd, Bill Viglas. 45' nfs T14 'gawk VIII? I HOMEROOM 312B FRONT ROW1Bonny Dorsey, Patrinia Thorpe, Robert Newton, John Pyle, Bill Pease, Sally Murray, Virginia McMurray. SECOND ROW: Mr. Besse, Roberta Decker, Jill Graves, Shirley Clark, John Terekedis, Rebecca Vance, Robert Lawrence, Torn Weber. LAST ROW: Denny Wallick, Timothy Sewell, John Meechari, Kenneth Smitley, David Seibert, Gary Herman, Gary Anderson, Terry Boyd, Tim Maurer. IK ,bl 60 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 'I 4 FRONT ROW: Judy Ream, Susan Pennington, Andrea Stringer, Patricia Yarman, Judy Eshelman. LAST ROW: Mrs. Rockenhauser, Shirley Sloan, Patricia Sindlinger, Sandra Contini, Rebecca Truman, Vivian Heintz, Shirley Schwarm. EIGHTH YEAR CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: President, Richard STANDI NG: Secretory'Treasurer, Berquist. be NP.. Ronnie Callentine. Allenp Assembly Representative, James Nixon: rian, Jennifer 'v--.--,.... 2 luti- R CLASS ADVISORS ang, no J. SEATED: Mr. Fleisher, Mrs. Krause, Mr. Swinderman. STANDING: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Beyer, Mr. Risley, Mr. Haines. EIGHTH YEAR 1119 len -Q S.. f - ui' HOMEROOM 108 FRONT ROW lena Wri hl Ph llis Alexander Donald Rufener Arlie Gooch Barbara Maurer Sarah Earley. 5 9 f Y 1 1 f I SECOND ROW: Mr. Haines, Evelyn Clemens, Penny Smith, Doyle Schaar, Barbara Weller, Lewis Johnson Kenny Kllne. lAST ROW: Homer Bernharl, Fred Mizer, Jack Barker, Bill Schriever, Douglas Willoughby, Michael Case, Som Sluder. ,, JJ 4 .jf-L' EIGHTH YEAR -7W ri! 1, ff' fvx 11 C' 1.-v g,, 'Y' v HOMEROOM 105 FRONT ROW Carol Lallathin Verginio Amistade Douglas Stlnemetz Sandra Sharady Charles McDougall Timothy Butt Sue Catcott SECOND ROW Mr Swinderman Duane Bitikofer Jo Ann Mastella Gerald Griesen Ronald Rufener Car olyn York Clara Blake John McMullen THIRD ROW Dennis Stalder Richard Barr Rose Potts Shirley Maughan Shirley Rennicker Shirley Gerber Signa Page Cheryl Roberts Stella Welsch LAST ROW Charles Dull Terry Simmons Tom Warner Mike Harmon Jim Sayre Rodney Spangler Keith Marburger 0. HOMEROOM 107 FRONT ROW: Barbara Patterson, Nike Shryock, Thomas Mercer, Roger Corpman, George Hess, Jim Wheel- er, Steven Steitz, Vicki Green. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fleisher, Roseama Miller, Kay Felgenhauer, Paula Altier, Bob Fors cm,- Kenneth Kollar, Fred Gleaton, Jim Nixon, Diana Weinhardt, Chad Johnson. LAST ROW: David Parrish, Harry Kinsey, R 'hard Bryan, Ronald Mclntire, Kenneth Yakus, Judy Chis'er Mar- lene Updegraff, Sherry Baughman, Selma T' n'ett, Marsha Bernhart. ElGHTH YEAR ' L' 4.2 .va lv: X .4-0 HOMEROOM 104 FRONT ROW Paulette Blelnunger Nancy Reagle Terry Taylor Davld Muller Ronald Duvall Phul Gelsc KYISJIQ Wrlght Trudy llflk SECOND ROW Mr Edwards Aletha Parsons Bonnie Baker Bob Stackhouse Rnchard Cercone Anna lou Espenschled Sandy Lukens Paul Brenelser Earlene Gordon Dalme Hardwndge LAST ROW Steven Aken Bonnue McGrew Barbara Benson Erme Weaver Ray Gauhler Don Murray Jack Jentes Richard Boker Nancy Rlppel Ray Ulrich Shirley Fisher v, at 416' HOMEROOM 102 FRONT ROW Nancy Edwards Rxta Fnschel Mlke Rabes James Bedluon Mark Maun Judy Sullnvan Ruchard Rnmer John Buehler SECOND ROW Mr Rusley Deanna Gopp Sue Bluckensderler Ronnue Nnxon Vnrglnna Maller Wayne Am: studs Floyd Ward Karen Abel Ruth Holderbaum LAST ROW Bonn e Baker Eugene Ulruch Helen Jones Thomas Winters David Mlller Kent Gates Jack Hanenkrat Fred Callendnne Ton: Levengood Ivan DeWutt Sandra Smutley EIGHTH YEAR db i.-J 4-wr 1-. HOMEROOM 'lO'l FRONT ROW Stephanie Syler Jill Graham Jane Meese Sue Uppstrom Karen Ravine Paula Kneppelt Jessica Lahr SECOND ROW Mr Beyer Tom Hizer John Gerber Richard Bair Steve Vasbinder Rodney Bird Douglas Willoughby Joe Domer THIRD ROW lynn Johnson Linda Huff Cenie Shott Carole Fisher Janet Kohl Kathy Wilson Mary Jane Giannoble Bonnie LaFerre Pat McCullough LAST ROW Joe Orlowskl Jim McCrea Eric Pelranck Steve Froelich Bonnie Graves Michele Judy L Y' 'ffhlf HOMEROOM 106 FRONT ROW: Brenda Kohler, Dav. Krause, June Mason, Jan Craig, Robert Rau, Sandi. inkler, Morris Miceli. SECOND ROW1Mrs. Krause, Jennifer b '1ist, Dorothy Klar, John Burkey, Julie Bear, David D. Thomas Fox, Melanie Allen, Sandra Bigler, Andr-. Hanson. LAST ROW: Rebecca Hertzig, Michael Conti Rally Varner, Rob Eberle, James Kappeler, Deborah 'sh, John Helvoigt, Matthew Fisher, Ronnie Collen f, Charlene Fox. SEVENTH GRADE ADVISORS SEATED Mr James Mr Kocheran Mr Muller Seventh Year Class Officers were not elected at the hme the yearbook was sent to the prrnter STANDING: Mrs. Bear, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Peorson, Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Morris. SEVENTH YEAR HOMEROOM 203 FRONT ROW Gregory Wengand Barbara Francus Marla Clatterbuck Beatrnce Gasser Jennufer Uebel Barbara Holmes Gary Burnhause SECOND ROW Mr Kocheran Betty Espenschled Leroy Huff Gary Llmbacher Robert Duetenbaugh Bob Sweutzer Dallas Leavers James Cercone Arthur Atkuns THIRD ROW Laura Bodtne Penelope Case Wllllam Uebel Charles Smart Gary Kurkbrlde Emma Mc Dougall Harruet Hostetler Laurmda Vlad Glenda Watson LAST ROW Mona Studer Alfonso Ray Nancy lckes Duana Brletensteun Lana Earl Sandra Alexandra Dons Rulener Bull Stutler Rosanna Smart Janne Croy Q9 4-ug cf if sv' .say ' 90 HONLEROOM 103 FRONT ROW Sara Kumble Odessa Leavers Eugene Luthy Jum Jarvus Joe Tedesco arlene Ayers Karen Mutschelkncus SECOND ROW Mrs Pearson Duck McKeever Davrd Baath Judy Snyder Brenda Mees Carol Lewns Dorsen Overton Marvm Secrest THIRD ROW Robert Knauss Gary Trachse Wayne Srngree Jnm Mtzer Ward Moore Ted Conn Douglas Brewer Donald Mnlls Denms Polulll LAST ROW George Trce Robert Lanzer Cynthia Moore Judy Malor Valerua Lawrence Peggy Bo ker Joyce Vaughn Norma York Mb' NTH YEAR 'Y gl ,ef 5 vi '? L' I? 'Y HOMEROOM 13 FRONT ROW: Belly Hall, Cheryl Polschner, Carol Kimble, Sally Smilh, Polly Broadhusl, Linda Linda Douglas. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mears, Kay Clark, Viola York, Melody Lovell, Kathy Arend, Jean Allman, Kline. LAST ROW: Lucille York, Sandra Moore, Jerrilyn Demarree, Lola Penrod, Judy Cua, Thelma Harrin s-7 ev HOMEROOM 1288 FRONT ROW: Keith Freelage, Chris Brown, Richard Baker, Mike Erwin, Roy Svuller, Larry lang LAST ROW. Mr James, Dean Allrr-an, Jim Eoolh, Carroll Keener, Sam Padgevv, Terry Miller, Wal van, Fred Sears. Martha glon. ter Sullir SEVENTH YEAR bll GQ , 36 .A - 'E' J ' 'S I u in ya fr 1X1 UQ 4 Q7 'P- HOMEROOM 206 FRONT ROW Kathy Hootman Kenneth Saltz Gary Hrggms Rrchard Cookson Jetf Uebel Douglas Hem Jennifer Smith SECOND ROW Mrs Morrrs Margaret Carruthers Gary Rleger Dan Johnson Tom Langford Fred Brandt Barbara Smlth Max Rrtenour THIRD ROW Larene Espenschred Amelna Becker Jrm Rabes Peggy Dallas Wynne Johnston Pat Lorenz Jean Trotter Dons Davndson Roslyn Fuerman LAST ROW Ronald Schaar Jerry Hershberger Dewey Struckmaker Roger Clawson Stephen Gray Glenn Jentes .loan Gordon Gary Sampsel Paua Franz Jam Baker Rodney Kendle 7 as .-4 3 rl as 'li 39 7' t '-1. HOMEROOM 201 FRONT ROW Karen Mcllvame borah Mrckel Ernest Cato Ronald Sanders Tum R man Karen Sewell Lrnda Scott SECOND ROW Mr Muller Tom or Duane Thomas Beatruce Mller Lnnda Muller 'varet Scherer Gary McKnttrnclz Jennifer Mclntosh THIRD ROW Kay Paulus Pat Slca Patrt Stalder Larry McBrlde Lester Whnte Sally Schenk v Sloan James Crowell Chrrstue Patton LAST ROW Martha Walters Kerth Stonemar 'vane Urfer Marlorre Schnerder Cynthra Rose Gary BrlISte1ner Judy Muller Emanuel Sucurella 69 SEVENTH YEAR Q' 4- x. 17 Mb- nl' F HOMEROOM 205 FRONT ROW Mary Fronk Stanley Stucky John Kmsely Scott Yoss Ben lsenberg John Springer Phyllrs Cohen SECOND ROW Mrs Bradley Gaul Tracht Txmothy Mathews Gary Jentes Davrd Trustdorf Glen Green Fred Wyman Bru e Smuth THIRD ROW Sandra Johnson Gunny Klar Rae Dabel Ladema Gubbs Harriet Hostetler Arlette Harmon Peggy Meese Mrk Courtrught Jrm Edwards Shnrley Harmon LAST ROW Martha Buss Davnd Kennedy Linda Valentune Sally Swnnderman Candy Huffman Lynn Danuels Dan Cooley Jnm Capozella Lrnda Massre Kathy Archer Beverly Hammond VI -r 5 -up V1 x., xr 45, --,,,r Ln w gp 9000 HOMEROOM 202 FRONT ROW Carol Yackey Rrchard Benson Steve Morrrs Donald Maurer Rucky Eckert Jerry DeBors Crndy Wendlrng SECOND ROW Mrs Bear Tam Krerter Jtm McKeever Jrm Herman Barry Robrnson Robert Trrnkc Jrm Gudrrdge Margaret Gnbbs THIRD ROW Patty Lalferty Don Ammrtler Susan Hammer Drone Ebert Cathee Herman Marsha Frey Bull Moore Myra Wrrght Elrzabeth Aubrhl LAST ROW Kathy Shrvers Sally Ley Pete Weller Jrm Bu rrs Bull Myers Pat Moore Vrkkr Spence Sandy Contunl 1 YY f ACTIVITY RUUSERS ,L v H.: h ' ... A s,f1Au:-' Z , rf 11' G ,. JV K - . .Y .O ey f I SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Under the leadership of Mr. Parsons and Mr. Oartrell, advisors, and Linda Catta- biani, president, the Student Council provides an opportunity for student government to be put into action. Through discussion of issues of importance to students, faculty, and administration, members assist in the formulation of school policies. SEATED: Linda Cattabiani, Presi dent, Wynn Lembright, Vice- President, Trudy Winzer, Cor- responding Secretary. STANDING: Sue Parrish, Treas- urer, Diana Espenschied, Record ing Secretary. 72 FRONT ROW: Linda Howell, Betsy Petrullo, Pat Sindlinger, Peggy Knapp, Virginia Wyman, Judy Stringer, Martha Gibbs, Patti Fischbach. SECOND ROW: Duane Anqel, Edward luthy, Robert Scherer, Carl Schwarm, Lindo Cattabiani, Karen Lukens, Trudy Winzer, Dick Jarvis, Dennis Gordon, Jim Rau. LAST ROW: Diana Espenschied, Bill Levengood, Gary Mathews, Grant Hogloch, Jim McDonald, Wynn Lembright, Dave Wise, Terry Miller, Jake Hammond, Dave Bennett, John Terakedis, Sue Parrish. Special events sponsored by the Student Council were the homecoming activities and assembly, the bonfire, and the talent assembly. Following the standards set by the Senior Student Council, this organization gives seventh and eighth grade pupils a lesson in student government. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Baker, Patsy Vorhees, Jim Zimmerman, Nick Buehler, Beverly Patton, Virginia Wyman. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: June Mason, Car- ol Lewis, Larene Espenschied, Dick Rimer, Tim Reichman, Wil- liam lsenberg. LAST ROW: Earlene Gordon, Kay Clark, Janet Kohl, Kenny Yakus, Rodney Spangler, Fred Sears, Betty Espenschied, Don Ammiller. To study the French language and to improve in its use are primary goals of these 'udents as they meet in Room 215. IDG fog. fm? HONOR SOCIETY ,1','1f' ,Il ti X T f T A-ni-fifi av!-X AK. Q W ' 3 FRONT ROW: Bonnie Lengler, Fred Schupbach, Lindo McG3nigcl, Jessica Raeder, Homer Spence, Carol McMilleri, Holly Figg. SECOND ROW. Ruth Frcutschy, Judy Booth, Adolph Zabkc Donna Weber, Pot Vorhees, Alex Syler, Lindo Cattcbicnf Joyce Philabaurn, Gretchen Maurer. LAST ROW: Lynn Uppstrorn, Marla Kay Espenschied, Che'y Gelser, Jm Crowl, Wynn Lembright, Karen Graves, Rchard Curtis, Rachel lcbold. Election to National Honor Society is based on character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Worthy juniors and seniors receive 'his honor. New members of the National Honor Socie'y were not selected in time to be in- cluded in this years Swirl SENIOR Y-TEENS The guiding principle followed by Y-Teens in their activities is to learn to live and work in Christian fellowship. Miss Hawk and Mrs. Boich are advisors. Mrs. Cattabiani is the coordinator of all Y-Teen activities. FRONT ROW: Percy Springer, Marsha Woodard, Peggy Knapp, Marlene Bitikofer, Sue Mast, Jessie Mann, Diana Kinser, Patsy Shank. SECOND ROW: Linda Froelich, Edna Bay, Judy Gordon, Evelyn Sharp, Judy Meese, Lois Barr, Karen Brown, Linda Mears, Carol Schneider. THIRD ROW: Linda Campbell, Carole Edwards, Lynne Upp- strom, Donna Harper, Lynnette Stoltz, Nancy Schriever, Pat Jones, Grace Bowers, Carol Huff, Elizabeth Schaar, LAST ROW, Marilyn Dusenberry, Diane Espenschied, Linda Hum- phries, Betty Low, Rita Randolph, Barbara Maxwell, Karen Wag- ner, Carolyn Hinsan, Joyce Val- entine, Linda Cattabiani. SENIOR Y-TEENS FRONT ROW, Janet Stilgen- bauer, Linda Calendine, Nancy Hinerman, Jean Massie, Sandra Steitz, Shirley Kinser, Diane Kinsey, Barbara Groh. SECOND ROW: Patti McGinnis, Joyce Hinsan, Jessica Roeder, Linda Marburger, Linda Howell, Barbara Ballard, Linda Gosser, Donna Callentine, Sharon Prosser. THIRD ROW: Margaret Earley, Brenda Bovara, Carolyn Steffe, Mary Lou Jentes, Betsy Gibbs, Martha Finley, Melanie Espen- schied, Karen Weber, Patsy Vorhees, Kaaren Gordon. LAST ROW: Julie Decker, Karen Judy, Joanne Burdette, Kathy Ream, Donna Weber, Linda Rose, Beverly Johnson, Chris Zechiel, Becky Lukens, Susan Douds, Heather Robinson. President, Peggy Knapp, Vice President, Carolyn Weber, Secretary, Linda Howell, Treasurer, Donna Weber, Worship, Kaaren Gordon, Music, Edna Bay, Service, Sue Mast, Publicity, Betsy Gibbs, World Fellowship, Lindo Humphries, Pianist, Jean Massie, I I I JUNIOR Y-TEENS Meeting every third Thursday of each month with their advisors, Mrs. Blau. Mrs. Mears, and Mrs. Morris, The Junior Y-Teens build a fellowship of women and girl, -s promote Christian fellowship. FRONT ROW: Carol Daniels, Sally Paisley, Christina Brick, Martha Gibbs, Patti Fischbach, Judy Jennings, Pam Stinemetz, Judy Contini. SECOND ROW: Sue Parrish, Becky Truman, Sue Gerber, Charlotte Hammond, Robin Swinderman, Karen Dallas, Kay Hyer, Sandy Wendling, Nancy Tyree, Cherie Wendling. THIRD ROW: Linda Baker, Nancy Sackett, Karen Abersold, Kathy Andreas, Sondra Wilds, Mary Kandel, Barbara Fishel, Helene Hamilton, Carol Haugh, Sally Mason, Marie Miller. LAST ROW: Suzanne Jentes, Janet Zimmerman, Roberta Decker, Judy Wendling, Jane Kastor, Jill Graves, Barbara Big- ler, Norma Baumgartner, Trudy Winzer, Marcia Domer, Sally Marburger, Becky Vance. 76 JUNIOR Y-TEENS FRONT ROW: Linda Lewis, June Newton, Linda Dick, Jean Sand- ers, Vikki Roehrn, Ann Stringer, Susan Pennington, Anita Blair. SECOND ROW: Peggy Maxwell, Sharon Bambeck, Barbara Orr, Wanda Carruthers, Nancy Ernest, Gwen Marks, Patty Maddox, Sandra Miller, Judy Ream, Shir- ley Sloan. THIRD ROW: Carol Dusenberry, Gwen Stilgenbauer, Arlene Luthy, Linda Spencer, JoAnne Brechbiel, Bonnie Burson, Carol Ammiller, Patty Winkler, Sally Myers, Myra Pershing, Jeanne Copper. LAST ROW: Janet Black, Dana Lembright, Marianne Gerber, Marilyn Schriever, Suzanne Bak- er, Virginia Bell, Jone Knauss, Sandy Contini, Margaret Spevak, Karen Lukens, Jane Maurer, Susan Groh. President, Susan Groh, Vice President, Anita Blair, Secretary, Judy Wendling, Treasurer, Bonnie Burson, Worship, Carol Ammiller, Music, Janet Black, Service, Patty Winkler, Publicity, Barbara Bigler, Pianist, Sandy Miller. SENIOR HI-Y Members of the Senior Hi-Y strive to perform services for the school and community. President, Jim Zechiel, Vice-President, Dan Nixon, Secretary, Jake Hammond, Treasurer, Don Smith, Chaplain, Bill Feiger. The advisors are Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Lembright. FRONT ROW: Steve Zuckerman, Jan Craig, Mike Shryock, David Byrd, Mike Rabes, Joe Domer. SECOND ROW: James Nixon, Don Swonger, Ronny Callentine, Mike Contini, Matt Fisher, David Dunn, John Burkey. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Nixon, Jim Trotter, Rolly Varner, David Miller, John Feulz, Jim Kappler, Dick Bryan, Tom Kappler, John Terakedis. JUNIOR HI-Y FRONT ROW: Jim Zechiel, Bill Hamilton,Sam Huff, Dale Shank, Jerry Bryan, Robert Rausch. Thomas Schupbach, Jim Mcllle vaine, James Rau. SECOND ROW: Dan Nixon, Jonathan Mason, Nick Buehler, Rex Tracht, Bob Scherer, Larry Fieger, Jeff Holzworth, Dale Allenbaugh, Nick Contini, Joe Sutek, Bob Rimer. THIRD ROW: Tom Osburn, Dan Helvoight, Steve Weber, Mike Maust, Jim Render, Jim Wil- loughby, Tom Bear, Bob Ankney, Pete Carlson, Dave Bennett, Jim Meese. FOURTH ROW: Wynn Lembright, Ronnie Stalder, Dolby Bennett, Bob Becker, John Krause, Dave MacKay, Jeff Secrest, Glen Smutz, John Morton, Dick Mar- shall, Jim Kastor. FIFTH ROW: Bill Fieger, Don Smith, Jack Walter, Dave Lentz, Bill Fox, Bob Krieg, Dean Fronk, Dave Wise, Paul Lee, Bill Huff- man, Bill Andreas. LAST ROW: Al Parker, Steve Brown,Jan Dick, Dan Miles,Jake Hammond, Bill Beilner, Jim Von- Allmen, Bill Levengood, Terry Jones, Jim Dunn, Bill Bodine, Dick Bell, Fred Herman. To create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout e home, school, and community are the purposes of this organization. President, Joi. Burkey, Vice'President, Joe Domer, Secretary, Ronnie Nixon. The advisors are Mr. Kc eran and Mr. Beyer. 'V SWIRL STAFF From the scheduling of pictures to the final proofreading, Swirl Staff members work diligently on the preparation ofthe yearbook. Mr. James and Miss Spear are the advisors. Editor, Jessica Raeder, Business Manager, Beverly Johnson. DESK: Pat Vorhees. FRONT ROW: Linda Fox, Linda Cattabiani, Beverly Patton, Sandy Porterlield, Kathy Ream. SECOND ROW: Ruth Riley, David MacKay, Phil Brewer, Donna Weber, Kaaren Gordon. LAST ROW: Kaye Walker, Stal- ford Cull, Pele Groh, Bob Rimer, Jim Antonelli, Jim Render. SEATED: linda Howell, Jessica Raeder, Sharon Morris, Bill Lev- engood, Steve Brown. STANDING: Elizabeth Schaor, lynn Verniui, Glenna Gopp. Steve Edwards, Beverly Johnson, Carole Edwards, Dick Marshall, Joyce Valentine, Carolyn Steffe, Peggy Knapp. CRIMSONIAN AND SCHOOL NEWS STAFF Journalism students with the leadership of Pat Vorhees, editor, Pete Groh, pho- tographer, and Miss Eberwine, sponsor, produce the school newspaper. These students also write articles for the School News portion of the Saturday edition of the Daily Reporter. LEFT TO RIGHT: Steve Weber Bill Fieger. Every morning when the weather permits, boys from the Hi-Y raise the flag. They also lower it in the evening. This year there are additional duties. A crimson and gray banner is flown every day there is a game, and a victory flag is put up after every win. Every school day begins with a cheery Good Morning spoken over the public address system by one of these girls, They inform students and faculty members of important school activities, events, and proce- dures. Lynn Vernizzi is the head announcer. MORNING ANNOUNCERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Heather Robinson, Lynne Uppstrom, Lynnette Stoltz, Lynn Vernizzi Patty Fischbach. FUTURE TEACHERS To increase interest in education as a career, members of this group sponsor discussions, outside speakers, elementary classroom visitations, and a college tour. Miss Futhey and Mr, McCartney are advisors. President, Betty Low, Vice-President, Betsy Gibbs, Secretary, Barbara Ballard, Treasurer, Julie Decker. FRONT ROW: Marsha Woodard, Judy Stringer, Penny Springer, Nancy Roberts, Susan Singleton, Dogna Carruthers, Judy Higgins, June Newton. SECOND ROW: Sally Myers, Patsy Shonk, Jane Newland, Nancy Hinerman, Sandra Steitz, Anita Blair, Lindo Dick, Sally Mason, Sharon Morris, Margaret Feutz. THIRD ROW: Lois Barr, Kathy Ream, Susan Steely, Doris Watson, Myra Pershing, Marcia Domcr, Lynette Moore. Carole Jones, Nancy Basiletti, Bonnie Bursan. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Heid, Lynn Vernizzi, Linda Brannen, Donna Jennings, Nancy Maddox, Barbara Brannen, Joanne Bur- dette, Lynn Uppstrom, Karen Brown, Jessica Raeder. LAST ROW Nancy Ernest, Susan Murray, Ellen Kerr, Beverly Patton, Donna Weber, Patti Maddox, Gwen M:rks, Beverly Johnson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Ballard, Brenda Boyara, Susan Douds. Chris Zechiel, Julie Decker, Carol Ammiller, Judy Gordon. SECOND ROW: Grace BowerS, Judy Wendling, linda Froelich, Sally Marburger, Betsy Gibbs, Becky Lukens, Margaret Ecrley, Heather Robinson. THIRD ROW: Linda Gasser, Rita Randolph, Patti McGinnis, Joyce Hinson, Betty Low, Peggy Max- well, Pat Vorhees, Linda Mears, Martha Finley. LAST ROW: linda Marburger, Carol Moore, linda Rose, Bar- W bara Maxwell, Diana Espene schied, Linda Humphries, Marilyn Dusenberry, Susan Parrish, FUTURE NURSES Members of the Future Nurses meet the second Thursday of every month with their advisors, Miss Huff and Mrs. Krause. Speakers, films, and tours ot nearby hospitals help the girls decide wisely about a nursing career. President, Beverly Johnson, Vice-President, Sandra Steitz, Secretary, Lynn Vernizzi, Treasurer, Patsy Shonk. STAGE CREW Eight boys combine work and pleasure as they erect stage scenery, operate curtains and lights, and perform other necessary tasks for the performances presented in Dover High School auditorium. Mr. Conwell is the advisor for the Stage Crew. President, Jim Zechiel. FRONT ROW: Linda Cattabioni, Kaaren Gordon, Peggy Knapp, Edna Bay, Donna Callentine, Linda Fox, Ruth Riley, Patti Fischbach. SECOND ROW: Karen Weber, Pat Jones, Lynne Uppstrom, Sam Huff, Lynne Stoltz, Patsy Vor- hees, Betsy Gibbs, Chris Zechiel, Melanie Espenschied, Heather Robinson. LAST ROW: Donna Weber, Bar- bara Maxwell, Beverly Patton, Jim Zechiel, Steve Brown, Jim Zimmerman, Bill Livengood, Steve Edwards, Dorothy Cline, Linda Howell. THESPIANS SEATED: Jeff Holzworth, Jim Zechiel, Steve Brown, STANDING: Peter Carlson, Nick Beuhler, Bob Ankney, Dave Ben- nett, Jake Hammond. During the school year members of Thespians present two three-act plays and a children's play. Miss Hull is the advisor. President, Edna Bay, Vice-President, Heather Robinson, Secretafa Linda Fox, Treasurer, Lynette Stoltz. TALENT BUREAU Talented students in grades seven through twelve have the opportunity to at school assemblies and community programs after they have registered with the Talent Bureau sponsor, Miss Hull. FRONT ROW: Brenda Bovara, Susan Douds, Linda Gasser,Jean Massie, Donna Callentine, Peggy Knapp, Sandra Steitz, Ruth Riley. SECOND ROW: Carol Huff, Bev, erly Johnson, Linda Froelich, Donna Jennings, Carole Ed- wards, Kaaren Gordon, Carolyn Hinson, Lynn Vernizzi, Linda Mears, Joyce Valentine. LAST ROW: Jim Render, Jeff Secrest, Richard Curtis, Bill lev- engood, Dave Wise, Dan Hel- voight, Bob Feutz, Jim Antonelli, Bill Fox, Sam Hutt, Stanley Winters. USHER CLUB FRONT ROW: Edna Bay, Jean Massie, Linda Fox, Patti Fisch- bach, Martha Gibbs, Sandy Sharady, Judy Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Marsha McNutt, Marcia Domer, Nancy Sackelt, Virginia Miller, June NEWTON, Earlene Gordon, Patricia McCul- lough, Karen Abersold. THIRD ROW: Linda Cattabiani, Michele Judy, Stanley Winters, Lynn Vernizzi, Melanie Espen- schied, Linda Humphries, Becky Lukens, Heather Robinson, Chris Zechiel, Betsy Gibbs, Judith Gordon, LAST ROW: Susan Groh, Barbara Ballard, Betty Low, Patti Mc- Ginnis, Karen Wagner, Rita Randolph, Jim Wilcoxon, Lynne Uppstrom, Patsy Vorhees. Under the direction of Miss Bair, members ofthe Usher Club serve the school and community by ushering at football and basketball games, and plays and concerts presented in the auditorium of Dover High School. President, Bob Feutz, Vice-President, Carole Edwards, Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Mears. I-1 Il F LIBRARIANS Two student librarians are on duty each period during the school hours to assist Miss Futhey in checking books in and out, collecting and delivering permits, preparing books for circulation, and in other ways helping students or teachers with materials in the library. SEATED: Linda Froelich, Carol Moore. STANDING: Ruth Riley, Pat Abrecht, Pat Jones, Carole Ed- wards, Sandra Steitz, Janet Stilgenbauer. fd I SEATED: Margaret Feutz, Pat Abrecht, Nancy Roberts. STANDING: linda Mears, Kathy Ream, Carol Bain, Glenna Gopp, Pat Maddox, Elizabeth Schaar, Judy Kuemerle, Kaye Walker, Diana Espenschied, Karen Web- er, Pat Jones, Anita Blair, Linda Humphries. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE ASSISTANTS These girls help in any way that they can with the routine work of the Administra tion Office. nv ,fe 'fm .,., Q Ms, s , i,.,f,-,f 6? Agn fa., 24, ,Wm I , s 83 . F, 1 if x f SEATED: Susan Steely, Linda Fox, Sandra Steitz. STANDING: Penny Springer, Marilyn Dusenberry, Sue Mast, Jean Massie, Karen Brown, Susan Douds. GENERAL OFFICE ASSISTANTS to run errands, type, mimeograph, or answer the telephone. FRONT ROW: Orpah Lowery, Judy Wendling, Sally Mason, Biva Heintz, Martha Gibbs, Jean Sanders. SECOND ROW: Beverly Johnson, Bonnie Piper, Barbara Anderson, Sally Myers, June Newton, Bon- nie Burson. LAST ROW: Marie Miller, Chor- lotte Hammond, Sharon Prosser, Doms Sommers, lynn Vernizzi, Sally Burson. 84 ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Under the direction of Mrs. Beasley two girls serve each period to gather attend- ance slips and distribute notices to teachers and students. Student Service Guides serve at seven positions throughout Dover High School to direct visitors to their destinations, check student corridor passes, and discourage the littering of the corridors. FRONT ROW: Pat Vorhees, L ' da Cattabiani, Grace Bowers, Ros-4 Potts, Shirley Maughn, Marsha Woodard, Ruth Riley. SECOND ROW: Candace Marsh, Donna Harper, Karen Brown, Karen Weber, Stanley Winters, Linda Campbell, Kaaren Gordon. LAST ROW: Jim Render, Bill Andreas, Fred Herman, Dan Nixon, John Demaree, Dave MacKay, Don Bush, Richard Curtis. SERVICE GUIDES FRONT ROW: Sue Mast, Sue Espenschied, Linda Fox, Betty Lorenz, Emily Haller, Nancy Roberts, Virginia Wyman, SECOND ROW: Artie Gooch, Gerald Griesen, Barbara Ballard, Carolyn Gopp, Al Parker, Bonnie McGrew, Judy Meese, Deanna Gopp, Betty low. THIRD ROW: Patti McGinnis, Fred Mizer, Donna Weber, Bob Feutz, Tom Richardson, Phil Brewer, Lynne Uppstrom, Glenna Gopp, Richard Cercone. Scarlet and gray badges identify the Service Guides, who are supervised by MF. Biulr. AUDIO AIDS With Mr. Cattabiani as their advisor, these boys regulate the microphone controls for the morning announcements, ball games, assemblies, and other school activities. Chief Operator is Steve Weber. FRONT ROW: Jim Rau, Bruce Riffle, Tom Schupbach, Mac Carnahan, Jerry Bryon, Bob lawrence, Steve Edwards, Dan Miles. SECOND ROW: Rex Tracht, Jonathan Mason, Dolby Bennett, Joe Sutek, Jeff Secrest, John Morton, Jim Willoughby, Gary Cercone, Jerry Domer, Bill Sewell. LAST ROW: Bill Huffman, Bill Short, Dave Wise, George Wilson, Ken Huprich, Dan Hel- voight, Bill Fieger, Bob Waldick, Bob Bair. B6 VISUAL AIDS SEATED: Jock Cooley, Steve Weber. STANDING: Roger Edwards, Tom Osburn, John Terakedis, James Mclllvaine,Jim Meese,Jim Dunn, Bob Scherer. Showing noontime movies and presenting classroom films .are the two maior re- sponsibilities of members of the Visual Aids Club. Mr. Cattabiani supervises the training of the boys in the use of the proiectors and in the proper etiquette of class- room film presentation. Chief Operator is Bill Fieger. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB classwork and club activities, they promote high standards of workmanship and scholar- ship. President, Ed Rufener, Vice-President, Gary Davidson, Secretary-Treasurer, Carl Schwarm. Mr. Schwarm is the advisor. FRONT ROW: David Gibbs, David Krebs, Sam Huff, Glen Gerber, Dick Jarvis, John Wein- hardt. SECOND ROW: Tim Hisrich, Glen Smutz, Dave Archer, Jack Hanenkrat, Gary Cercone, Dave Mizer. LAST ROW: Don Clawson, Jim Kastor, Dan Helvoight, John Feutz, Bob Gordon, John Ulrich, Jerry Rulener. STADIUM CLUB FRONT STANDING: Tom Maurer, Carl Schwarm, Earl Walter. BACK LEFT: Mike Becker, Dave Yackey, Bob Zaugg, Edward Rutener. BACK RIGHT FRONT: Jim Robb, Grant Lowery. BACK RIGHT REAR: Bob Feutz, Gary Davidson, John Demaree, Don Maughan, Garland Wallick, Duane Brown, Joel Weinhardt. Taking tickets at the football and basketball games, raising and lowering the flag, and taking care of the opponents' pennants are the duties of these boys. President, Bob Gordon, Vice-President, Gary Mizer, Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Archer. Mr. Fisher is the advisor. SAFETY PATROL Promoting safety around the school by directing the students across the streets before school, at noon, and after school is the duty of these boys. Mr. Edwards and Mr. Fleisher are the advisors. LEFT TO RIGHT: Vivian Heintz, Emily Clemens, Pat Sindlinger, Bonita Gordon, Connie Carbary, Valerie Lawrence, Biva Heintz, Karen Mutschellznaus. 88 CAFETERIA CLUB FRONT ROW: Dave Miller, Gary Reiger, Phil Geiser, Jeff Uebel, Joe Tedesco, Gary Burnhouse, John Stringer. LAST ROW: Jim Crowl, Fred Sears, Roger Clawson, Alfonso Ray, Joe Green, Don Clawson, John Ulrich, David Krebs, Bill Uebel. Each school day this group assists the dietitians in preparing and serving the noon meal. x 1 T7 LEADERS CLASS By participating in athletic events, these sophomore girls earn points to become members ofthe Leaders Club. FRONT ROW: Mary Buss, Tdna Bay, Donna Callentine, J- 'n Massie, Diana Kinser, Ju.,- Stringer, Penny Springer. SECOND ROW: Barbara Ballard, Karen Brown, Lois Barr, Linda Howell, Julie Decker, Judy Kuemerle, Judy Gordon, Patty Abrecht. THlRD ROW: Rita Randolph, Joyce Hinson, Patti McGinnis, Lynne Uppstrom, Linda Mears, Belly Low, Patsy Vorhees, Carol Schneider, Carolyn Hinson. LAST ROW: Dorothy Cline, Beverly Patton, Joyce Valentine, Barbara Maxwell, Carol Moore, Karen Wagner, Diana Espen- schied, Donna Weber. LEADERS CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy Contini, Pam Stinemetz, Sally Mason, Marcia Domer, JoAnn Brechbiel, Carol Hough, Barbara Fishel. SECOND ROW: Robin Swinder- man, Kay Hyer, Sandra Smith, Sally Marburger, Patty Winkler, Nancy Sackett, Judy Wendling, Bonnie Burson. LAST ROW: Susan Parrish, Bar- bara Bigler, Gwen Marks, Peggy Maxwell, Sue Gerber, Charlotte Hammond, Karen Dallas. Junior and senior girls are members of the Leaders Club. They conduct the girls' 'tramural program and assist in physical education classes. Mrs. Ramsey is the aa. or. President, Karen Brown, Vice-President, Margaret Feutz, Secretary, Joyce Valen' t e, Treasurer, Karen Wagner. W PEP CLUB The Pep Club, Qrganized only a year ago, has worked to build enthusiasm, school spirit, and good sportsmanship throughout the school. Mrs. Ramsey is the advisor. President, Betsy Gibbs, Secretary, Sue Parrish. FRONT ROW: John Contini, Sam Aston, Ronnie Gordon, Jim Burtcher. SECOND ROW: David Hyer, Bob Gordon, Gail Herman, George Finley. THIRD ROW. Terry Ceramella, Ed Dielenbaugh, Tom Herman, Ronnie Tschudy. LAST ROW: Sandra Franz, Dolores Hostetler, Ruth Kohler, Betty Lorenz, Emily Haller. FRONT ROW: Carol Haugh,.ludy Kuemerle, Brenda Bovara, Marcia Domer, Janet Stilgenbauer, Sally Mason, Barbara Fishel. SECOND ROW: Susan Groh, Karen Weber, Mary Buss, Linda Marburger, Elizabeth Schaart Patty Maddox, Barbara Orr, Nancy Sackett. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bigler, Lynne Stoltz, Susan Douds, Julie Decker, Kathy Ream, Karen Judy, Linda Howell, Sandy Wendling, Judy Wendling. LAST ROW: Betty Low, Patti McGinnis, Betsy Gibbs, Barbara Ballard, Rita Randolph, Marilyn Dusenberry, Karen Wagner, Diane Espenschied, Linda Hum- phries, Sue Parrish, Peggy Maxwell. DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING the morning and attend classes in the afternoon. ll' If TORNADO HIGHLIGHTS VVooster Uhnchswhe Coshodon Canton Tlmken Mansfield Madison North Canton Combndge BeHawe Sandy VaHey New Philadelphia SCORES 2-5? Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover if iff' .w' m Q , ff 1 ' M, ' 'Q-, ' xi , . ,, ,. 3 4244-'f '. - 1 31- 'gm . 19' Q2 2, R '? M lx W ' f 5 5 'H Q4 Maw , 1 2 wb ,-1 SN QAM K Z1 X 52 ' . g , 7 R 114 , E ,M ,4 'A ' 'W--'?5'fJ'L' ' f QA ,a ' X SW pw-, k.. I W1 , -'X cs h N 'W 'X A rg .0 . M ! if 3 E 5' a, J I i f K X i xl.: r X K- A , E l 7? I V, 4, M 4 fr-kxffAtfi ,llxeliay I f- X is 324 I , x 'E -x ,J r' fm 1 .,q FI. Qs gf' ' 'SE 125 sf -., I , ,jeff , 1, , , xx' 1 1 'i K ' - 2- ' ' 'K - , . 1 ' . 'SAC , LI -'Q-1' , .,, ,,-,4. .f-,ff ii ',,.N,..g..3k -F, K - . I,1.g'A- gig? ,Nl v. 1- s . ,Ayr if W QQVX Vi 'fx' I x X . .L'-x,--' ,, . N. .. Qi, 5 . illk r x I f , , - sf? 2 HD 4 FA A H 'X' . -I f -hx W1 V -Qlzw., mm 4129- X i X if fx Jw L 4' sf A Op 'e 'Q . W if 7 I ,, M' , X- W L xr, Ui f A u M an AR I f X 4 . ,Q ,2 Q Q: WF' W, v 4 Q g.f ' x r M.: ' -. V' -'-' W ff-29'4 ' X.. A 1 Af' ,X QR , W r. 4 . x ' - ' ,Y in W, I X , Mix 1 ' ' ' . 14? 'YK4 Sh ,.-i--, - , v.v,l . -. ,AQ 5, xg. ' ' 216255592 V35'5'vQr-'HV I T 2156 V' Vg HX ff4f'T+?9f' 'gif-5719 M 5' R' 1. Yf Z?! VARSITY TEAM l'NAm3f'N F52 A 4 C1 Q FRONT ROW Ronnue Stalder Dave Lawrence Gaul Herman Nock Conhnl Jack Cooley Don Smuth Don Mules Jerry Bryan Eddre Luthy Denms Gordon Mac Carnahan SECOND ROW Don Foutz Marlon Espenschxed Bob Ankney Steve Weber Duck Bell Bull Benner Ball Andreas Jerry Flnley COACHES QQ LEFT TO RIGHT Mr Homes Mr Kocheran Mr Muller John Krause Jum McDonald John Morton Terry Jones Bull L v engood .lam Dunn Tom Osburn Jam Antonellr Jam Render Dave MacKay LAST ROW Al Parker Don Davndson Gary Davidson Dan Nixon Wynn Lembrught Dave Yackey Carl Barker George Fnnley Jon Dvck Dean Fronk Jnm Zechlel Fred Herman The T959 Crimson Tornado football team made a tune record of eught wnns, one tue, and one loss During the sea son the team displayed an nnvnncuble splrnt The hnghlnght of the season came when the team stopped cold the New Phnladelphla Quakers by a score of 36 O TOR ADOES W N 36 0' IQQH 'K A victory rude for Coach Kocheran Q ,., ,, . A , ,?f 5 fxixwi , I: A,,L ,vA1,vA 5 V 19' Q 9 ' Tiff 11 . V 1 4' N, ..g ,-'55 , .,, . , x N . 1- x f- JVX ,.' -. , K 1 4-9 I and Coach Homes 'm Render, M. owes, GV cr c amine e ba? the 'ro comai L e af s o DoverfNew Philadelphia foorbaH games since 1949. FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW Dennis Wallick Jim Hershberger Jim Trotter John Terakedis Bob Lawrence Larry Brown Cecil Brown LAST ROW Mr Ramsey Duane Angel Bob Angus Ed Chrusciel Jay Furbay Bob Ley Jim Sweitzer Cottrell Moore Mr Armstrong .IUNIOR HIGH TEAM A' l?li?'JiL.i-4QTQFT'Es E J T? Q FRONT ROW: John Buehler, Dan Maurer, Mark Maun, Ronnie Duvall, Barry Robinson, Jim Herman, Gerald Griesen, Ernest Cato, Dan Cooley, Bob Sweitzer, Jim Baker. SECOND ROW: Don Ammiller, Jerry Hershberger, Ward Moore, Ray Ulrich, Dave Parrish, Pete Weller, Keith Marburger, Mike Contini, Dave Dunn, Richard Cercone, Ronnie Callentine, Tom Dill, Manager Doug Stinemetz. 72 ,111 ITQEBQAU du Q7 THIRD ROW: Coach Swinderman, Mike Shryock, Tim Kreiter, Mike Robes, Fred Brandt, David Krause, Doug Brewer, Dick McKeever, James Booth, Keith Sloneman, Manuel Sicurello, Gary K3rkbride. LAST ROW Rodney Kendle, Malt Fisher, Steve Froelizh, Ronnie Nixon, Jack Barker, Jim Koppeler, Kenny Yakus, Eddie Jentes, Rodney Spangler, Terry Simmons, Rollie Varner, Bill Myers. Dennison Norwalk Sandy Valley Ashland Steubenville Uhrichsvllle Coshocton New Philadelphia Cambridge Ravenna ..,........ Canton Lehman ...,.. Wooster ............... Ashland .....,.,. Uhrichsville ,..... Cambridge .,....,...,, New Philadelphia East Liverpool ..,.. Coshocton .,...... SCORES Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover Dover. Dover Dover Dover Dover P , v L1 .5 4 --9 ,- I . n-z'. a ' 3 f' 3 il. . ,W 'Spf 2-! 3 .Q Y, J 'IJ K R-,j 5 -..-- . 'of , 5 1 1 A 9 Q 4 A 'i ? 1- -. ' ? 'ig 1, F r L lj V 4 g, 6' Q .Q Q R i,L Y-Q , x. 43 - Lf, t Q . i' I E .,.-- ---- C- nf I J, X ,, rf i f . 2 Q? if JJ Q! 9 BL ni T A M .5 I . Q 1 L X 51 W 'R S T? Q wv K4 . U Q? Q , 1 1 A g 1 V Jf,gvX A ll Y 'ff f V 1: A j' SX-D f Q,-Q f 4' I - XR . ,X ll I VARSITY TEAM M LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Brewer, Jim Anionelli, Col Woods, George Finley, Jim Zechiel, Terry Swortzwelder, Lynn Korns, Jerry Finley, Juke Hammond, Jim Meese, Jim Render, Jerry Bryon. MANAGERS Dick Jarvis Jack Wilson fe ,A s ,Vw COACHES Jack Swinderman Harold Ramsey 04 RESERVE TEAM PP FRONT ROW Bob Lawrence Manager Mr Muller Don Lab Manager LAST ROW Cecrl Davus Bull Davls Bull Muller John Terakedrs Jack Cooley Jnm McDonald Jnm Sweltzer Ken Huprrch Bob Ankney Steve Weber Tom Osburn Chuck Jones Marlon Espenschled Jum Trotter With a record of seven wins and nlne losses during the past season the members of this team gained the necessary experience to become future members of varsity squads EIGHTH GRADE TEAM Q9 pn gl' s U J FRONT ROW Gerald Grnesen Tom Dull Eugene Ulrrch Ke th Marburger Mrke Shryock LAST ROW Coach Homes Make Rabes Rodney Spangler Terry Summons Make Harman Mnlme Case Jack Barker Raymond Ulrnch An rmpresslve record of seven vrctorres and one loss was computed by the Emghth Grade Basketball Team . 'tl ., My A K .L ' 4 'J X V1 l .f H - A Q i T' rv 'i .' K. .1 4 of 43 - ' l T 1 ., 3 1 L 4 A - , 5' i s i V' Ai' 7 IT: P T- ,L 1 rl ' - . '- - r 'T lv l U f - l as 'U x 'IM '4 xx 'Y' -.L A . X , . 1 -. if S , 'K I 1 SEVENTH GRADE TEAM fl., T' g FRONT ROW Ernest Cato Jam Herman Barry Robmson Bob Dlefenbaugh Don Ammsller Don Maurer Eugene Luthy LAST ROW Coach Kocheran Kenth Stoneman Steve Gray Alfonso Ray Eddne Jentes Gary Sampsel Bll Myers Tum Krelter The basketball squad of the seventh grade complled a record of two victories and two losses durmg the past season TICKET AND EQUIPMENT MANAGERS Mr. Mallernee Mr. Beatty TRACK 351 an -as FRONT ROW lloyd Crowell Marlon Espenschued Danny Mules Dave Bennell Jack Cooley Gall Herman Don Foutz Eugene Robxnson Davnd Lawrence SECOND ROW Mr Kocheran Bull Humullon Nuck Conhm Jum Dunn Harold Slckles Sam Hollnngsworlh Jlm Render Merle .ALL Wim Snow John Morlon Bud Holler Mlke Mausl Mr Haines LAST ROW Bud Judkms Duck Meese Gene Kaul Fred Herman Al Parker Tom Stem Dave Yackey Fred Olnnger John Demaree Carl Barker Tom Anderson Dover Hrghs track leam dssplayed a marked :mp ovemenl durnng lhe pasl season They placed second nn the Tornado sponsored relays and dnd an equally commendable lob durung lhe res? of lhe under season i - , . . . O .fsiiif ft On your mark! Gel sell Gol Merle lakes the hurdle easily! 3, k ' BASEBALL FRONT ROW Jam McDonald Dave McKay Don Bush Tom Sweltzer Don Smuth Don Fox Phul Brewer Chuck Jones Jerry Bryan LAST ROW Mr Mlller Dave Wlse Jeff Abrecht Jum Zechnel John Muller Don Page Bull Andreas Bob Harrus Dave DeToruo Cal Woods Jam Antonelln Last year s baseball team completed a successful season with an Impressive record of twelve wnns and four losses L..- L X X et's have a homerun, Tom! You're out, Smitty! I , V-'24 'A V-at 107 cf' 'T ,g. ga K ,af Q L sn' r xl I J, HEX A fbi. fu M, IM QWQ 4 N ,a- 1-if iw yy '1+4f- 4a fi fi-fl' H+ 4' B 3 ' I ' M :im fm. my fwff-A U m Na 1' ' I 0 CHAMPION VOLLEY BALL TEAM X, KNEELING Edna Bay Judy Strunger Mary Buss STANDING Patty Abrecht Dorothy Clune Carol Moore Lynne Uppstrom Judue Gordon Gurls un grades nune through twelve partucupate un the untramural program whuch uncludes volleyball basketball bowlung badmunton and pung pong The organuzatuon ot the sports program us controlled by the Sports Councul whose members are elected by the Leaders Club Through skull and practuce these senuor and uunuor gurls became champuons of the gurls untramural volleyball competutuon .- Q It I4 1,4 X .L A r -v 4 ' , V 1 'T . 'Q A . I . A km I X I N' 4 nf .Q . : , ' , . 3 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' 1 u , TRAVELING BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT Palfy Abrechl Carol Hough Barbara Fushel Peggy Maxwell Dorolhy Cline Nancy Schrnever Games are played at noon and after school with members of the Leaders Club achng as offncnals tnmers and scorers A group of pumor and sensor garls formed a travellxng basketball leam this year The gurls who were all members of the Leaders Club practiced three hmes each week after school I I I . I 1 . I I I ' A Q! fl ,.., V a I 7 .1 Y F ' ' 1 ' I I CHEERLEADERS xgfifci V! if 6535 ig!! X F ,ur N g'f'f CN Yi' T A , EE HARMONIOUS NOTES I f 1 I W Q . I. , ,I If rf, 1 .- . Q . V 1 1 3 I All X 1 - N A - ' ' If I .- .fl f I X 1 ,L . , . , ,N x .1 K . .ll V- U . A- f ' , - V Q. X X X W :eq I 4 5 ' F 'i xx 'v.. -6. ,,--l f1T x' fin' .5 x f , -V3 1, 1 N -X 'A-ix 'F' -Q. ,V V .-X V' 5 ' . .X -Q 'Ji X ?12' A . N . ', - 5 - 4 -X '-TX ' .W ,ff -.3 ,X . : , Zi? s V, , ,A .1 QA ix 1 if Gvlu Q . 1 X fr t 95 4 Qs ' H 5 ' n Q 'TE 115' in if -AQ I' ,G - .U 54,1 Q, 7lfl?L', , fi 1 'M-6 L 4r Q 5 'Q 9 QM, -55 .92- ff. QNQi ry ' if 'fx' X X' - 'fx . -4' Y L- 3 Ex ffmvrg 152 -f ..f ' 7.g.1 i'I 'XS J fvff- i N X X X 'fn' ' X X 711 .4 QE. 5x X x 1 X XX X QNX X iraq' A M X X Xl tr 0 Wt' X XY: M' Q Q Q IN , N- QQ n X 1,5 -'wr g ' x xX 'A 1 ' ' , J ,Q s D- L 'f :Q ,fy E, Yigf '.' I' ' ' gf- f f 21 - 1 . L . . ., s xxx' , f .J Q ' .klllf ,jf 'N ' Xi! Q H 'V G5 .5 V9 .M ' I ,, 1 If 5 lf! QW! ,f q ,. 1 va W . x., A 1 , I ' I ,W-. Mg- , - gh ,AW ,' M' A-v Q M.. , Q A .,., 5' , 1 2. A x5 ' -'ria .Jax Mb X -xwffwj J' .AX 9, r , Q Q Qwfgfwxl f- Q. if . X , . .Q bfi , 'lb X1 . A I 5 ix , . , ,K . , Q, ,ity 5 Z ,I - ' -' A4343 Y Y! vb - A H - WV, , f I Y. ff I 'sv 'nl ggi? ff: Pf Ziff? LH! 1 N ' ma, j 4 ., js I u , ef ,-L 5 . S Q Z I 4 We 2 . 4 X .. ,gg Q, ,E H 6 'jf1r5,E,'QQ.' Q ' ' J 2' nf? N- ?' fig fxk f 'W his ' mv ,su-2' I !'. x its L' ,I I if .. game l..+.f.: ,- I I IW JIU' 4 Y f. ', r f ,xt ig' Q I Q 1 f hir' Q 3' ' I , ' 1,6 S I 'L 13' L11 a', 0 lgl .. ! -.. ' A n A . lv - in fd , 1 Q ' Y ff . , L i 3 gym? 3 , 'I' , X. S 5 .- ' ' 3 gr 5 ff? I K X A , v Q - x Y I 1 +1 , , X Ls. , 9- 4 . 9 , .- f .gig ,V A Q. 5 5 's 3 4 N ,, -l ' vw , xx . ix rf Q xx Q . ' X , X sl , ' A ' I lx. 'x vf. I ' 7 ' lil!! gi 1 fQI,ll1N 7. Q X . ., , 'MX 4 3.55 bw? kgix Xl HADOWETTES ORGAN STUDENTS T1 SEATED: Jean Mcssie. STANDING: Linda Humphries, Befsy Gibbs, Heaiher Robinson, Melanie Espenschied, Christina Zechiel, Becky Lukens. xam. Pv 1-,-4 SEATED: Jim Wilcoxon. STANDING: Jane Meese, Mariy Gibbs, Susan Groh, Marcia Domer. 'll 9 1 5 -S 5 'J I Y .2 Q : 1 Q 3, Q I 1 'v ' J'-n I , ' I 3 - ,- I 3 - Q 's GIRLS' CHOIR FRONT ROW: Robin Swinderman, Pearline York, Carol Dusenberry, Kathy Andreas, Vicki Roehrn, Susan Pennington, Martha Gibbs, Pat Stevens, Pam Stinemetz. SECOND ROW: Karen Abersold, Kathy KaderIy, Murna Menges, Barbara Saltz, Doris Watson, Nancy Tyree, Kay Hyer, Karen DaIIas. THIRD ROW: Peggy Maxwell, Nancy Ernest, Pat Maddox, Jean Hayes, Sharon Bambeck, Diana Wiegand, Lottie Blacksan, Sandra MiIIer, Lynnette Moore. LAST ROW: Carol Moore, EIizabeth Maurer, Linda Baker, Virginia BeII, Jean Copper, Linda Brannen, Joyce Rieger, Marianne Gerber, Barbara Heid, Dana Lernbright. ACCOMPANIST Karen Aebersold s-r K V? 5 sk iq isx 5 E X. -. r ' 0 5 'C N 4 Tl ba 2 M S2 x I qi zu. 3 J 4' X S1 1. l S W- 7 if-'eg , ,pf fm '-NWA Lv 'sl I 7 gk I if g . ,f ,L 'M I if I , If g Q f f M J I v . ,J, f! 1, 47 'Hi ,.' -av 5 J ' X L V Aff , 1 ' . Ng? I I Sr ,- ,g 'V ff, g .i ,gg f ,fag 5, Hg, 'Qi f Al , ..A Vi R 4, Vg .V Ei. fr' 1' is f , . GV g ,ff 6 1 Q ,fe ' B 2 ff ? ig? , ' ,. M i ,f : jp y' ,215 W '54 ' 'V 5 If Lit 1 it v fav? W 5 f... 2 L gm ,I ,Q X I A, . , 'f 4 5' - ' 3 41 bf'f' U' Q, ' ' 'if H , 'jVSi'7,j WA?P '. eq' gn' 55 f ff ' ,V Z , f 1 2 f ij if w lu, 5- J U W, M, ,, E? 777 2 ,I 4 j Vx' W in. .WW QQ if eff V if 9' ga ,ax 5, MAJCRETTES 1 e , Abi? ' ' ss.. XX LEFT TO RIGHT: Bovboro BolNord,Ednc1 Boy,BeHy Low,Pct?1M:GInnis, Rim Randolph, Karen Wagner E' Y. 1, NY UNGERING THOUGHTS 17 .....-un- v ..., 4 i 'S- , 'XL' 257 wif CLASSROOM HIGHLIGHTS Solid Geometry involves the study of the volumes of various solid figures. The students in the picture are examining a dodecahedron. The Home Economics De- partment provides ample ex- perience in all the arts of homemaking. Girls who are enrolled in the Home Eco- nomics Course prepare themselves for the future by learning culinary techniques. In order to gain a better understanding of the history of the Roman Empire, these students examine a map of Europe that is one of the bulletin board proiects of the World History Class. -1-. 5 'fi' 3 fl' in . ., . J'a'f?- 'g as if iw Q... 21 .' M 1 Ni 3 f ', .f, .I 'I 1. in ,, x ff, r ' V 40 1 ' . - f ruff , 5 ' ' .elf R H iv - .1 ' ,- -j 3 W ' ,fy f A' ,N A. ff? 4, ,Y f JL Q n A la a NWN 4 ,A , f 1 ll- 52 1 f ' Q 4 7 '. 'r , WT 'P mama ' , , ' V H' ' ' mfiw M y '-' -,FZ 3 ft Q ' ii I S ' QQQSPQWWQ Y Q F sgkuxqw, . , , ' :,.g,!5 . , 1 f ' E i f X ff. K, , ,SW Q X M 1,- w A . , Ygfjgfqizwz--',,, ' 91,5 g , .nf ,Nw .- - may - 3 f s fav -1 .f ' 'Pl .54 i Q N ., g Af- l '- I Pi gi' '31 :Q a-5' . ' I' .L f 'A Q Q 'f552ff,,125:- 2 4 5 3 A F i 3 , .P-4, fu fi' A ' , V' ff A 7' 1 f , . X' , , I V E-52 4 ' I: 'kfli -5 5' .. ' ' ' .hex- L .5 ,. wf+i.f,1 'V g 4 b A 3 Y . . fr Y ' 3 E - , 4 1 ,, 'nf M 'J '?J , ' 1 Y 3 ,, , A .X A A 5 , I 1 4 ' . LL! I A -. ,-, f l' X , Q l in , V fe . J ,1 ', ap f - 'L Q I ff' Q i' ' , ' 5 Q? 54, V 4 . A . 1 ii 'V x ax t we-in SCHOOL SCENES This year the Student Council organized a maga- zine campaign to provide money for class treasuries, the yearbook, and special school proiects. The ten day campaign was successfully completed with a total sales of S4,565, an amount that exceeded the goal of 53,- 500.00. Prizes were award- ed to the top salesmen. Juniors and seniors with their parents attended Col- lege Night in the fall. Repre- sentatives from colleges in Ohio and surrounding states explained to the students and their parents the various aspects of the respective in- stitutions. Students in the seventh grade made puppets to pre- sent for the seventh and eighth grades. The assembly play, Mystery in Four-and- a-Halt Street. SCHOOL SCENES After the first semester a locker cleanout was held to clear lockers of unnecessary debris. In the picture the three students are neatly ar- ranging their books in their lockers after the cleanout. ln order to serve more stu- dents quickly, two serving places were created by plac- ing a steam cart at the rear of the cafeteria. These stu- dents enioy the quick service. The members of the sev- enth grade art classes made little figures of papier mache as a proiect. These figures were shown in the display cases of the Junior High School. X-1 x 3- l .ix x.. ....,A- Fill This ye-ar's annual Dover- New Philadelphia football game was one of the most ex- citing games ever played in the history of the competition. The student enthusiasm, stimulated by the anxious anticipation of the outcome of the game, pro- vided an exciting atmosphere. The festivities started with the annual bonfire held at Crater Stadium on the night before the game. Through the efforts ofa Student Council committee, a large, roaring fire highlighted the activities. At the game several Dover High students correctly prophe- cied the outcome of the compe- tition when they conducted a funeral procession for the New Philadelphia Quakers. Other sideline events included much cheering and shouting to sup- port the Dover team. When the final second of the game ticked away, the Quakers truly had been buried with a score of 36-O. DOVER-PHILA GAME A flaming symbol of victory. A true prophecy ofthe outcome of the game. Crying lor ioy. V 'Vx -rf -A ... 75? ff' TQ, Tv' 321 HOMECOMING Ready for the Russ? Each year durung the latter part of the football sea f., reg uu,,.uu.ng to be queenu son the Senuor Student Councul plans the annual Home comung The ceremonues consust of the announcement of the queen un an assembly and the crownung durung half tume of that evenung s football game Thus year the queen and her court were all senuor gurls for the candudates nomunated by the football team The hugh school students el cted the queen Now to present the football WHO? U 'NCB l00kung couple' 4 . K n , 3 5, uv ' - I A lly . I . 131 .1 HOMECOMING QUEEN ,,,,-fl' -H A Sify? r 1 X 1,- uw Q 1 .59 x M vb-, -'c 'Q sf' fran Q 4-.-V 'I32 ,f A -Q-A ,gel PATTI MCGINNIS ,.. flu- KTA.. 1' ATTENDANTS LYNN VERNIZZI LINDA CATTABIANI JR SR PROM On May 8, l959, the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held with two hundred and seven couples attending. Giant pennies were sus- pended from clouds of cotton telling the theme Pennies From Heaven , while real ones glittered in the wishing well and pond. The gym was decorated as a garden sur- rounded by a white picket fence entwined with red roses. A white arch, decorated with flowers and leaves, led the way to the garden. Has your wish come true? Just resting. The queen and her court Let's talk awhile. IR.-SR. PROM A Millionaire's Delight dinner was served in the cafeteria. This dinner was prepared by Juniors' mothers and served by the Seniors' mothers. The menu consisted ofa pear salad, Swiss steak, corn, rolls and butter, pie a la mode, milk, and coffee. Chairmen of the committees were: Jim Zimmerman, ticket, Judy Meese, program, Carl Schwarm and Penny Springer, decorat- ing, and Sheron Morris, dinner. Posing? .1 ,Q-47?-Q' Q- Is it real? I I, 'Q Standing in the archway. Waiting forthe dinner ,llvv -1,lT1i1.-l WE ARE READY TO FACE THE FUTURE Here are our seniors ready to step out into the world. Some will find iobs, some will go to college, and some will attend technical schools. Whatever the choice may be, each senior will pursue the course of life most interesting to him. lt is hoped that each one will be able to serve in some way his community, his state, and his nation to the best of his ability. fx Tl L x. I if! f ,fall f A' i :VY gy ' iv H ,. 1,,-' N' ' r- L 5 U ' C ' Rf I I n X P , f , ,L J k K K 1 c 1- R 'Vi ,. la 'AQ .1-1 1' - L f ' .f I3 Luk -M. 1. ' : Lui 1' 6 LL if UK! -QL 415 I f Y 4 ll, ,yi Clk 1 LM: gX Hv' f ' ickxkfg :A E , Q, xp Agyffrj l I W- L f , 1 fl fl A in-4. M Aw, .4 k ,fuff .J gy Lf Y gibd nl 'U . U, 1 r ' rf 'X ,' ,, J Lf, LJ'
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
