Jesup Scott High School - Scottonian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1958 volume:

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VUL 45 V 05, w p J :sq I V rim 1 ww ,. , a .,,nI ll W.-,-.--. 5 ft3 5f?5h.si On September 13, 1957, Principal R. J. Langstaff replaced the usual morning public-address announcements with a personal talk to the students. The occasion was one of discouragem ent, restlessness, and tension within the school. During this twenty-minute talk' throughout the building there was complete silence - the silence of 1600 students as they listened to principal declare his faith in them and their school. The result was that on that night the football team played its first game of the season, supported by one of the year's most spirited, loudly-cheering crowds, their such and won 42-0. Mr. Langstaff's faith was emphasized again when Janet Quinn be- came the first Negro girl to reign as Scott's Thanksgiving Day queen. These two incidents gave us greater pride in our school than we had ever had before, and resulted in proof that our differences can constitute our strength 'For a reprint of Mr. Langstafs entire speech as it was given on that morning, see page 1 25. We bear the same relationship to the same God. , We at Scott have learned that our differences, when respected by all of us, can lead to strength and even unity. We are living lite as lite has to be lived today, as it is going to be lived tomorrow --together You are doing the most important thing today well , . . can learn together . . . can win together . f l A 2 'Af-B 'K -f A Q liar' 3 .F ,Q X, we gfiivk This is why I am proud of Scott-because you are doing the most important thing to- day well. You are demonstrating every day that people of different races, creeds, back- grounds, and abilities can be together, can work together, can progress together, can win together, can lose together, and can be friends together. l hope that you will always keep in mind this achievement, and the challenge of our opportunity here at Scott. . . . can be friends together can progress together my At College Night Miss Longbrake offers scholarship information to the droves of students and parents. Dedication to Miss Eleanor Longbrake As college adviser, Miss Longbrake leads college-bound juniors and seniors through the whirl of college catalogs, scholarships, tuition fees, and College Board Examinations, always giving careful thought to the individual problems of each college applicant. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, the qual- ities exemplified by the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools, are further upheld, both in and outside the classroom, by Miss Longbrake, adviser of the Scott chapter of this organization. ABOVE LEFT: Miss Longbrake supervises the placement of the quarterly Honor Roll, a proiect of the Honor Society. By watering the greenery in Room 231, Miss Longbrake preserves on this table an indoor field trip for her biology students. MISS LONGBRAKE In return for her sincere dedication of time and eFfort to the varied interests of all Scott students, we are glad to dedicate the 1958 SCOTTONIAN to Miss Eleanor Longbrake. Energetic and enthusiastic about everything from the organization of College lnformation Night to bug collections, Miss Longbrake retains her unassuming, natural quality at all times. Whether it be a rainy-day excursion to the Science Day Exhibit at Bowling Green or birdwatching in Woodlawn Cemetery at seven o'clock in the morning, Miss Long- brake is with her students, teaching them because they want to learn, showing a genuine interest in their growth in knowledge and in character. lt is our privilege to honor Miss Longbrake in this volume, our 1958 SCOTTONIAN. A? ,QQ gqml 59, W- ,f ' + 4 , fa, . 1 , M 3 ' D 'X vw A , 40 . vi V i .,,! Wg-is' :W-f:x' 1 -1 . 5 , :Q T4 A i ' 'M ,Wm 51 -sea-, -3 EE M Ufrwx. . ' M qgqswwl ' :W , 1, ez-' :'fig5f'1?TE4if?'2u . QQ vs , 5: 5 fw Q' M1-M23 .Mn 3 0 ' :Mg t- -2- - . - 1 352455 Y 5 Q' ., ., 1 Q. ' A an 4 . I iwgbz-fb, , y L x N. ' im' -2 ?if?15 T541 Q w ,iw ki w.:M13 A , 0 LY f A K bi 12 ns L' ,. .513 Rf'jjN 'f X' - K 2? f . iw-wivxx X 'KET I A fi 4,2 V 3 SE I 6:45 W Y Q 3 11 i tif? K 'rx V. .Y x W N :W 1 352 Wm XI? I fly if T223 A r I ww -My.. M. wx . M BQ - e 1 iv - k ., N g,4,1. U L,f.,w3y4ivyQ,+, ,.::g'.:5:f A. www: M. wry, Al' . ,, .Nw .,w..,g.h.,.,.,: 9 11 as .wwg-'aww Sims: 4-. rf-.W Him liilmf Q' mi' . 1 W is E an ' J' iw 4 mm, 'Q ,.,., v u' f , , 'L i ff 5.243 1593 35 55522 ' N if 3 f 'ff'?' rm . W mi . a all V H' , H-M gn':x.v-img, ' ', .vu 'fwwlw ,Qi , if ' rv. . t V A Mfffmi- ,1g, i . wt 5 QWLJL wwf, 18-RM gfxww sf Y MQW - , Waits t Q We X, Q - 53 !1f,wfw,,,way,, -fy-53 ,. ff qw R1-sr stynfifggzias Q ff fm . 3 V' , ' . :vs-,ft 4 ':i2fzza,:.'yj,QQ ' f 1,-'f X. Q f tm 3 9 1 CONTENTS it A .gl ti ' Q ' Yi z i FUCIIH ,S 0 0 0 0 0 0 if WAR YQEWWZIEQWW QHKBKEKMLWSQYQMG vi Classes ..... 26 Athletics ..... 82 Organization . . II2 E J , -L Staunch supporters of the membership drive are P.T.A. officers, Mrs. Joseph Doneghy, secretary, Mrs. Malcolm Baxter, first vice-president, Mrs. Irving Odesky, president, Mr. Ralph Merickel, second vice-president, and Mrs. H. W. Boesel, treasurer. o P.T.A. member Mrs. Norman Levine accepts a membership from U n I Mary Sue Shipley, and the score goes up another notch. The Scott Parent-Teachers' Association brought parents and teachers, home and school, together for the benefit of a single interest - Scotters. Open House, sponsored by the P.T.A. on October 16, afforded Scott parents a chance to follow the daily schedules of their boys and girls and to meet their classroom teachers. Scott Skits and the Spring Music Festival were actively P.T.A.-supported, and the Newsletter, pub- lished monthly by the P.T.A., kept parents informed of Scott events. Superintendent of Toledo Public Schools Mr. E. L. Bowsher enioys recognition throughout the city for his sense of humor and his wit and candor. His teachers receive direction and inspiration from his monthly Monday afternoon broadcast from W.T.D.S., the school radio station, and students remember and appreciate him for his defense of night football in the fall. It is to Mr. Bowsher's vigorous leadership that the Toledo Public School system owes the success of the 3.6 mill school levy in the November election. He combined the efforts of interested Toledo organiza- tions and the Toledo Parent-Teachers' Association to channel the vote to favor this levy, which assured an increased operating income to meet the growing needs of Toledo schools. Achieves Action . . . and a V for victory! Superintendent Bowsher as the student sees him. At Open House, puzzled parents of puzzled physics pupils listen to instructor Roy Welday's explanation of his grading system. sf I4 FACULTY Mr. Langstaff directs visitors on the night ot the P.T.A. Open House. Our principal, Mr. Richard Langstatt, is both wise and understanding in his decisions concerning Scott. To know him personally is to be acquainted with a great man. An energetic booster of Scott High School, Mr. Langstaff is also active in the community of Rich- wood, Ohio, where he and his wife reside. He sings in the choir of the Baptist Church in Richwood, of which he is a member. An avid do-it-yourself fan, Mr. Langstaff tinkers with small appliances around the house that need attention. He paints his house iust for fun, and is also a backyard gar- dener. During the school year, Mr. Langstaff has been seen at Scott as early as 7:45 and as late as 9:30. Yet he is always helpful, cheerful, and interested, with a whistle for the hall and a smile for everyone. We think that Mr. Langstaff is a very deserving candidate for Principal of the Year. Don't you? They Plan Our iw an-1 S is PM Meeting each morning at 8:00 to plan the day's Counselor of Girls, Mr. Ralph Merickel, Assistant BOYS:and Miss Vera Baymiller, Assistant Principal, Day, Our Year, Our Future activities are Mr. Richard Langstaff, Princi al P I Principal, Director of Activities: Mr. Vernon Director of Instruction. iss Florence Petersen, Assistant Principal, Iberstett,, Assistant Principal, Counselor of f7 11- Assistant Principal Counselor of Boys Vera Baymiller Assistant Principal Director of Instruction Ralph Meruckel Assistant Principal Director of Activities Assistant Principal Counselor of Girls 'wi J in sfgwi IfiH'1aN5,? E' Tffwisssfsfffl .- 4 'f-'Wray tt ,, Q tw, Ifstigfssiifw A- ' Di git, , ,,,. ., birz . ,,., . E-fi' t 1 E s?Ii.:?i x. ' 5 -51 James Bradford Science Mrs. Ward Bricker Department Chairman - Business Education Mary E. Butler French, English, French Club ,.,,f S if 2 :Kilim fi ffsf MVS- lnez B9Yd Olive Bingham Merle Baker Radio Production, English, Spanish, English, Spanish Industrial Art Club Tops in Training ,, is Mr. Adiiaan Lucieer, a visiting teacher from the Netherlands, explains a com- plex geo'netric proof to students of Miss Rottenstein's fourth hour class. J. C. Collins Social Studies Mrs, Lau,-Q Caldwell Robert Carson Cloyce W. Cheney Marguerite Clark English Orientation, Varsity Back- Science, Driving Instructor, English, Junior Red Cross field Coach, Freshman Radio Club, Athletic Pub- Council Adviser licity Director F: irish' , ku tw E S Q.. A sy: Arthur Edwards cs-., ,K .., f me , mf- '- Q . I 'wc R, E m 'br ..Z. gg ,2,:.. 1 t i Y 5 .:3f- i 5, K , H F QQ., sei.:-.,,, 4+ wfffggixf' 'A AHA' 'H ii ,,.,.: 4 D 'M 2. Q Mrs, Kathleen Conwel! C, R. Croll Everett Dean English, THISTLE, S c o tt Science Science, Head Football Slcits Director Coach HA'0'Tei Ovid O W0, Und C1'flWfCCl Mr. Klein leads the band in a rousing num- ber at the chilly Libbey football game. 96 mv Ruth Collins Difpartnient Chairrnan Social Studies Efficient in Education 'wr 'P'-vu-N Myron Q. Gerber Director of Vocal Music, Symphonic Choir X 01 1' M -,.3:. 3 .- -, ' s E is 39 X i if Helen M. Fields AWilliam L. Fetters Department Chairman - Mathematics, Social Stud- E n g li s h, SCOTTONIAN, ies, Lightweight Basketball Meditation Committee Couch, Ticket MUUOQGV Physical Education, Fresh- man Football Coach, Track Coach M.-aqua Mrs. Ruth Eller Home Economics, English Senior Y-Teens siw img, Nd! ' '--ss.-dui Ethel Elliott Business Education A A- 4 T as-. James Eppstein English, Dramatics Advis- Gt' Geraldine Hamilton MVS- Bobbie Hall Wayne Graham Minnie Gould Mmhemcncs Pl'1YSlCGl Education English, Future Teachers Social Studies A b l ' ' e : n A ch o n Mrs. Dorothy Harrison School Nurse, Home Nurs- ing, Future Nurses ww' James W. Hill Business Education, Bible Wilma Kudzia Club so homore C I G S S R Mr. lioberf Carson demonstrates his proficiency at beonbaggery in the Department Chairman ' p 5C0ff0WOH USSemblY- Orientation, Secretary of Adviser Norman Holland lndustrial Arts, Bowling Andrew Kandik Social Studies, Pep Club, Varsity Basketball and Baseball Coach the Athletic Board Robert Klein Director of instrumental Music, Band Richard Knisely Social Studies, Varsity Line Coach, Freshman Bas- ketball Coach M Geraldine Leitner Robert Lewis El90 '0 l-0n9b 0lWe Spanish, English, Shake- Science, College Counsel- speare Study Club, Tennis Physical Education or, Honor Society Coach Miss Collins and Mr. Young-Woo Park, a visiting teacher from korea, share an anecdote. l Glen Lake Department Chairman -- Industrial Arts, Golf Coach Creative in Culture George Muellich Stephen Malnar Mrs. Penna Miller English, Orientation Science Home Economics Muffy ffvkyff 'Ki f, xi , A ' .-:ff R. E. McCollum 3? , Social Studies is is 5' 155 -W- f T? I George Machoukas Orientation, Freshman and Sophomore Hi-Y, Light- weight Football Coach ' if 73555 Theresa Malloy e English , 7 T 3 x' sg -' Russell Mater Industrial Arts 21 X Bennie Rayford lndustrial Arts X P its Q. Velma Rottenstein Department Chairman - Mathematics iw A Q, Xl 'X' ,swxmt i'tt 551 Cuthbert Ryan Art Mrs. Lucile Rynder Margaret Schaff Social Studies, Orientation Latin fl f .t,,' f j , S eea it a s S itii A Marilyn Onweller Mathematics Highest in Honor Come on, you guys! bawls Mr. Dean, head football coach as Mr Carson ,qgssm sm f, ' . V. X .W M ..,. S .. .. A ' J ' ' if 1 t. ZW, ',15?i H 'Mi v if Mrs. John Smith Phvsical Education, Arch- ery Club, Cheerleaders Adviser pi 1 ' 1 ' -Zif f: - 1 fy Bruce Trippensee Sibyl Wachter R. S. Weiser ROY A. Welday Mathematics, Science and Department Chairman - Science, Alchemists' Socie- Mathematics' Science Math Club, Chess Club Science ty Social Sidelines The Scott faculty enjoyed a busy sum- mer in 1957. K l A A home improvement crew consisting of Scott football coaches Mr. Everett Dean, Mr. Richard Knisely, and Mr. Robert Car- son painted houses, Mr. William Fetters delivered Sealtest milk to his customers as he has done for the past six years. ln the bus-man's holiday tradition, the Messieurs Cuthbert Ryan and Andrew Kan- dik headed the art and baseball divisions of the City Recreation Department, and Miss Florence Petersen spent her vacation as a counselor at the Silver Acre Day Camp at Traverse City, Michigan. Miss Vera Baymiller taught solid geometry and trigonometry here at Scott. lt is reported that her class learned the difference be- tween a cube and a sphere despite the early hours. Among our faculty globe-trotters was Mrs. John Smith, who traveled in Europe, touring France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany, Denmark, Holland, England, and Scotland. Other summer travelers were Miss Vilma Rottenstein and Miss Geraldine Leitner, who journeyed by air through Central and South America. September found our faculty rested and ready to begin a new school year. Taking double teaching duties in both day school and night school at Scott were Mr. James Bradford, Mrs. Ruth Eller, Mr. Cloyce Chey- ney, Mr. James Hill, Mr. Robert McCollum, Miss Nancy Young, and Mr. Richard Knise- ly, and Mr. R. S. Weiser, night school prin- cipal. On December 5, the Scott faculty was host to visiting teachers from twenty-three lands who had come to Scott to observe American teaching methods. Among the Scott teachers who were present at several of the dinners given that night were Miss Margaret Schaff, Miss Florence Petersen, Mr. Ralph Merickel, and Miss Mary Butler at Miss Mary Butler's home. At Miss Fields' home were nine members of the English department, Mrs. lnez Boyd, Mrs. Laura Caldwell, Mrs. Kathleen Conwell, Mr. James Eppstein, Miss Olive Bingham, Mrs. Ruth Eller, Miss Geraldine Leitner, and Miss Theresa Malloy. Another dinner held that night was the one given at the Eastmins- ter Presbyterian Church. Miss Vera Bay- miller was the chairman. There were twen- ty-six guests present, including seven foreign teachers. A highlight of the dinner was the showing of slides depicting life in these United States. The next morning the visitors left. They had accomplished their goal. They had learned about the American school. But they had done more for us, they brought us a little closer to the world. Nancy Young Business Education, Junior Class Adviser, Sophomore Y-Teens Scie Watson Welever nce, Athletic Director P -1 . iff? Y - 1 . -2-1 . 1 :2 J Q f vm Q 1 ..,: - :- ,. 4, John Wheeler Art, Art Club is .,,,gw,k .. A, as wus iv: W- is ...., gg! . ' sw , Q X -.F V . ...,,.-- ' A tiff ,Mi ' Jessi? 4 Carrie Wisely Librarian One of the most common ailments experienced by Scott students is homesickness-I wish I were home in bed. Even this Monday morning infirmity is quickly cured by our school nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Harrison, and her assist- ants, Evelyn Henry, Judy Louy, Rowena Cole, Sharon Mc- Graw, and Roberta Parkman. Office Staff --we-vu-.-...... ---Q--..........,,,.. --WM----.-.... ev-w-.-...yu -vu-an-4-up-, 'illlylulvangup Whether one is in quest of lexicon or a tome to pass the time, the Scott library has a book for every occasion. Stacking books and collect- ing fines are the duties of the library staff. TOP ROW: Mrs. Josephine Haddad, Joyce Hamilton, Carol Teska, LaGora Bey, Karen Hill, Anna Lynch, Evelyn Henry. SECOND ROW: Carol Bailey, Judy Louy, Jeanette Mason, Peggy Carson, Miss Carrie Wisely. FIRST ROW: Carol Ardner, Joyce Lynch, Sharon McGraw. 24 Nurse and Aides Happy to help is the office staff, con- sisting of Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. Frank Hus- bands, Mrs. Josephine Haddad, Mrs. Mildred Evans, Mrs. Walter Masell, and Mrs. Frank Gilhooley. K Librar Staff Gosh, I'm hungry! is an oft-repeated phrase in the halls after second hour, as fragrant lunch odors float down from the cafeteria. Selling a lunch equal- ly tasty and nutritious to Daniel Brady is cafeteria staff member Mrs. Helen Broch. Are you sure you drew this equilateral triangle to prove that all sides are equal? asks Mr. Bruce Trippensee of sophomore Bob Frankel. Custodians and Engineers l Keeping the boilers boiling and tho halls swept are our custodians and engineers. TOP ROW: Mr. Fred Burgess, chief engineer, Mr. Sam Brimmer, Mr. Ted Butler. FIRST ROW: Mr. Allie Tucker, Mr. Earl Bedford, Mr. Ed Brighton, Mr. Grady Tucker. 26 CLASSES Memory Will Coll Us Home Now that we are seniors, we're allowed to be a little sentimental. Here, at the end of our four years as Scotters, we can look back and say that we are proud -- proud of our school and proud of ourselves, proud of having grown up. ' Remember our freshman year? l.ittle and lost, we entered Scott in September, l954, and wandered around dropping books, forgetting locker combinations, and go- ing down on the up stairs. Before long, however, we entered the complexity of Scott school life, electing a freshman council with Juris Ozolins as chairman. Ad- vised by Mr. James Hill, we ioined the sophomores in presenting our first social function, the annual spring dance. Our sophomore year found us old and experienced, more than ready to do our part as Scotters. With Al- len Hotchkiss as president, Carol Kledis as vice-president, Judy Holmes as secretary, and Mary Sue Shipley as treasurer, we sponsored several athletic events by sell- ing tickets, and ioined our underclassmen, the new freshmen, in sponsoring the spring dance, April Show- ers. Mr. Hill advised our sophomore activities also. As juniors we sensed our rising importance. Upper- classmen, we. Our president was Bob Snider, vice- president, Louie Sanders, secretary, Carol Kledis, treas- urer, Sharon Hohenberger, With Mrs. Laura Caldwell as adviser, we sponsored the J-Hop Pastels. Queen of the junior prom her attendants were Cherry Wright, Doris Simrell. And suddenly it was l957, and we solved to make the last year our best, in April, Paris in was Carol Kledisp LaGora Bey, and were seniors. Re- we chose as offic- ers Allen Hotchkiss, president, Dave McConnell, vice- president, Carol Kledis, secretary, and Sharon Hohen- berger, treasurer. Janet Quinn was our gracious Thanksgiving Queen, as we celebrated a 6-0 victory in the traditional game with Waite High School. We were processed through a whirl of college appli- cations, scholarship tests, senior class day, the prom, the banquet, picnics, Commencement on June 13, 1958 - and then the year was finished, the best year of all, and also the quickest to pass. r s -...us Allen Hotchkiss talks over some Senior Cicss business with Mr. Ralph Merickel, adviser. Senior Leaders Succeed BOTTOM: Senior Class treasurer Sharon Hohenberger balances the books, TOP Dove McConnell carries out the responsibilities of vice-president, CENTER: Secretory Carol Kiedis checks her noies from the Senior CiC1SS meetings. , 1 KM R vm V ne w 'W 4- U Q 3 Doris Adams William W. Allen 'iF'i?'1 is 5 Qt i . M N? Xi wi I 2 . V x, S Carleton H. Allen , .gk ,..' iplg,H:,3L.iig3f,3XgjQ:hgig9 -Y My wg. it 2 e 4. 5: Fil 1 xx: ia 9 U X41 A! it , , 23515 af' if gag? 4' 15 Q5 ff 1 l'la ' .r r img? A 3 A Robert Armitage X fwwsie S2525 me xi! Si: fgifkfffifw iff, mx A , . ,W . . t - 'f gs . .X-' A 1 W' Bob Bacon -as Audrey Barboza R K .:fVfiL?5i'k - r H my '- ' . , -it-:Q lyk? X 'mv W. 'km , X 'R...w. ? if-Q . ' E we 32, Raymond Behnfeldt ei 2 wi. ,, a if M W :X ,ee 'Sis x A ,N N. .Q X sxilqi .-.. -1:-. A A g ,Q tx Ni Q is i Thomas Ball Yvonne A. Barry Marilene Bernard L VPWWI sw a'f3fl'KwiWf . W: '- :fP3'IEi3 iLv?7 1-rmylw, 'pg 1 3 ww.: ,mg mt .1-1.. 4- f, szsffsftf, ' '-'-1 11-if We . My f ,356 gs My 5? The seniors pause in their clean-up of the stadium to A good action always ,S g ans.: 8,3 Don E. Barton Lu Gora A. Bey A 33535 NW' 'lk ww-A x Q A f 'K , ll f A X. Rhoda Basilius VC1U9l'H'1 BUU9l'm0 ' N0l'mCln Blflnk Phyllis Bobzean ? Wh? 0' ,sn welcome the members of the Northwestern Band to Scott. fincls its reward . CA me as 15 m 33 Hr ' aa i -by ,t e. 'Y 'sf ifwftif 4 l Y - ' ' ' ' 'Qi f. 'L 'a. ' . 522,-if ' fflfilfgffly PE, Q5 5 B , , 535,55 , ir'3fl'X if f i 1 .2:-glle A John Bush Terry Ray Calhoun W6 tuqfvh-up Carol Campbell ffvdi ,A l nr X ' 'ini -:,:: . Robert Bowen Daniel Brady Beverly Briggs Bam ini Joan Britter Anna Brown Joan Brown 'WJ Gordon Campbell Jacqueline Carnes mi' ' . x ' I , Q 5-5 - aff , if Peggy .lane Carson Jeff Chambers Alan Chausky Mary Ellen Church Rowena C. Cole S D ': ssr N, W -tw My if . s Qs l to it 1 M-sf l1.1'g ...Mi s 2 . Qkselk x mud' Wi: xhw-ff: Tyrone Samuel Cole Jeanie Coleman as sg an gash. W wat .I awww! , .ss C- Eg 2:2-.:, , Stanley A. Cowell ,vw-sq, S Joann Cranon S , ha. 'x M' st ISN' The senior girls celebrate the holiday cafeteria parties. Q ' season with one William H. Collins 'ir 'W' .3 5 - -' ts E 3 5: Barbara Curtis 1 'Y ix v 'lg .fi of th ei r m a n y we Bill Cook Gracey Cooper 'U' 833.56 . 5 i' if 3 Don Dale Ella Louise Daniels +1-M9 Sharon Sue DePriest Jeannette Dlvlffofe ' 'ks Violet Downs Hen Y Durham ,vw 'Qi' Janet Dwyke Juanita Easley wi ' ac' .lj-If :EV :.... Q E , tra Jerry Edwards i4,,,x VET? Mary Ann Fitz 5, 'R EW, is N M, SW ..,. H me 555' i-I .JM i n 5 if: 4 Y -it l ' 56, Ni ,,,5. Gilbert Folleher -'Q YQ' -.-...of Frank H. Foster :.'.. 423 L X fur' W Orwin Freeman 'WZ J' . Q t. Earl D. Ellis 452' F i n -..,,- Nl V .il A-if : if -fm . , 1 Alb. ,. ,. . Q 5 ,W 5 A ...,. . F 1 1 411'- L5 viii? ' 'S'-i. ,rf ,Milf-Mig ff -f...1 t-, ng tx QQ sg ,,,,...f Jim Flagg ,W ii . Catherine Foster ...AQ i a , fi 3 .A--' V Nick Fotos 3 Roslyn Friedman 'fZf' Eileen Epstein Mary Esse 'fi Doris Ann Flagg Margaret Ann Flagg Gail Feldman and Q- 3 Norma Fletcher O Conni Linkous and Judy Holmes, accompanied Miss Fields' fifth hour English Class arrive to hibit at the Art Museum. by other senior girls in view the Sau Paulo Ex 'wil' r an , Q i li 'Q 4 It is a customary procedure for all senior girls to have their heights measured for the Commencement processionol. Here Janet Quinn takes her turn. gm 4 'H' A-i 5' ri N 1 ,K 1 A i A Stephen George i i .ig ' fm' , 73. l vn1.r ' A 5 W' . ' If 'Nic ., L 'wwe lono Ann Gephort aigi, ' in David Gilchrist Juqngfa Gill 'Q f V ,A ..,. ,Q .H is ...ww -i it gl A R X 'J i W I X ff ,ei Gilliam Gordon M. Goldman i i 5 'WF 'f X A Jill Goldstein Mervyn Goldstein Toby Goldstein Nancy Goodman Amy Grqgg W wg' 3225 A ,gil Q, . . 5f3153!,j, , f-1:95.52- : ' i f il David Gray Rody Grey Sharon Gray Addie Moe Green Michael A. Gregory Gladys Griffin 4 'fn ,. if A - 5 - f f .ye , N .J ,, . 1 i f 'ffnrzs' .V , S Ag. My , .V ' if ' 4, 5 i f .L ,'.. James Hall Darlene Harris We Oliver Hemphill Karen Leah Hill ' wlo- -.au-v ' WIS 'w .JM Jeff Haddad Ml, l Linda Harrell lg My 'Y lx Bertral W. Harrison Bernadine Henry I -v', . , . Q' af' ,'uuJ ,fu ll he J' Barbara Hoagland NBA, A look into the future-Roslyn Friedman substitutes at Sherman School during the influenza siege that caused high absenteeism among ele- menta ry school teachers. Qi . . an .Jilin Evelyn Henry Gloria Jean Hicks Doris Emily Hill if JoAnn Hobe Sharon Hohenberger Judy Holmes M.. 1' .5 W 'X X we P 'J fa if we E? 33 X We ,W AM 'Fx - 4-1 94 5 A be gk f' , an QL ssmiilif-91 hd lfaqfa ' 25553562 ?f?1fM is Allen Hoichkiss Shirley Howard Roberf Hudson June Humphreys Eleanor Humphries 411 XX is ala . :- ' S 4' Phyllis Hwchen Bobby Hutchens JGHWSS lfVin9 Earl Irwin Felton Jackson Great actions WR -ea-if Q55 'WF 'fs Geraldine Jakubowski Kem Jeffrey il Chessie P. Jeffries Evelyn Johnson i -r 'Q A . S fs ms X z T -. J ., ......, ::.::-.- --' 1 J . J Senior English studenis embark on a trap to the Robert Johnson Melvin Jones 3 I ff '- I in W L. A , ii , -.f H, ,, ere ol i w e i uiuee L w '- i mf.. -L f N I .V Nw , ..:. 'gli L Q' x kgwgbg ' x magnum ,' 'F 4 2 ' .,,,.,., 1 if f ,. iysgfzjr gjjvwil 1- ,iz I ' ' or I 'lrfx wzifx Michael Jones Haroldean Justus Lee Kimble , s,. , 'fx' an Y JI' A . Jr lg George Kohler Roland Krancs Alice Large speak great minds . Art Museum in Miss Fields' long, low Dodge, if Charles Kisseberth ' i n -wi vs. , , ,.., ' f U l pn . 5 f V593-mf 4 -N 0 ' Dick Large A I-xx Ili! 8 L Ax. Syl' i W A-.iyii L Linda Law N09 Mary Lee K .. if R Cgf ..-er...-H is iw, f' + L L W David Levine , lf. 3 S4 Carol Kledis Betty Lathan s 43 fi 1 i , . Hazel Lee '19 -as 'wwwllf Kenton Lein Ralph Lewis nw we if in--f Conni Linkous Janice Lohr Judith Ann Louy ldfl MUY LUdWi9 Well, really, Betsy-two!! Betsy Waidner housed two of the North- western Band members while they were in Toledo to march for the Scott-DeVilbiss game. Anna Lynch Gerald A. McClure an .,..,. 1 W? gk Nzwa V r Q 'i ls, 1 lllkg 5 gills X David B. McConnell Frank McCullough Sharon McGraw Art McGough Don McMillan Londell McNeil Yvonne Martin Jeanette Mason John Mazor Jack Menna - is 11 J uvx -au' ' Glendora Metcalf Joyce Meyers bl 533' ...I qi 1 'A Donna Jean Middling Fred Mills .Swv 4--my I-Ji' James Mitchell Mary Ruth Moore if qu' 3 Ray MOOFC Harold Moss John Norihcott Laurie Oldham , ll lJ Don't push, boys. Tliere's room for everyone on this petition, Dave Gray signs Vice-President Dave McConneIl's petition with the assistance of Dave's campaign manager, Frank McCullough, and Sanford Zimmer' YT1Cll'1, Winifred Nash William Newman Mildred Nicholson Robert Parker Roberta Parkman Betty 506 POtriCl4 Karen Michele Patrick Sharon Lee Payne Sandy Phillips md y y i William Phillips Kenneth Pilzecker N gi M . .g ae M James Powell Doris Lee Powell Connie Powers Mqrfin D, Prekop Louise Price Janet Delores Quinn Moe Ramey i n IIQ' . M' Vrkh Q' WF' K we fx e Tennie Ramey Pearline Randall Jeannette Ray Shirley Anne Reddick o Achonsspeak From this group of senior girls, taking the Betty Crocker 132-fiff' Am 25' Abi y Wu-un-Q' Scott Reiter Murray Remer Eloise Rivers June? Ruftner -M f iam a if . ' :G sf A E ix may ,gm ti i 'nl , .. . Louis Sanders Carol Schulte Mary Sue Shipley Rudolphus Simpson louder than worcls . Sandra Sircle 'Q Jw .5 'M Homemaking test,a homemaker of tomorrow will be chosen. Wayne Smith 3 'iw S X xt' 'Sm ' 1 Ron Rybacki Doris Simrell .fvt Etta Mae Slay 'X 4 f' . ,'i' . . Edward C. Smith Shirley Jean Smith tw ' Bob Snider Maurice Sparks Jacquelyn Spratt Howie Steinman . ..,.., cm . ..,. T is . 1iW , o ggfvwif by . ., ,' uubq j xg in 1 J MC :JL-:'-1 ,A H. Denise Strong Sam Sutton Marilyn Swango Carol Campbell gains nation-wide recognition in Life magazine for her substitute teaching during the Asian flu epidemic. Q-wg ilce St. John Patricia Stewart X 5 A Nw Sandra Swesey Joe Talley Joan Tanner Arlene Tme 'IP' Wilma Taylor Carol Teska Barbara Ann Thomas Herbert Thurman 1 A ff f T X QW' R T 'ff' M , U-env il em W 'wwfnf as 4 3? , .It Q' f , bn X Lula B. Tripplett Louis Tull Marcia Turner MarY -1900 TUYHSV Barbara Jane Tyson Shirley Vinson Virginia Wagner Elizabeth Kay Waidner Deborah Wallace ! 5 K' QW -ev Susan Weinman Carrie Westbrook ff! 'Q 51' ll' ix f Q Wayne Widner May Belle Wiggins if-le he ' 437 lg? .W,3s y Judy Williams Georgia Williamson ff J V 1 S .M T ,'.,- F M H I QN is X Q S' S 1 w , .JQNKX ',. has H 1. s Letita Watson l v 3 X 2 These students led the Senior Class Committees: Fronk Foster, Tripp Gerald McClure, Memorialp John Northcott, Promg Jeannette Ray and Judy Holmes, Bonquetg Iona Gephart, Promy Violet Downes, Commence- ment ond Betsy Waidner, Baccalaureate, si. X81 X Huston Willis Betty Wilson Carol Woodbury Constance Woods Frank L, Wolring ZIV ,. .l ,l.. .,.. y lag: I- Kg W li llll 1 , S , W, :. 'W' ,.,:, 2 A - :E :' C l Vfiia e f llld Q 1 ff - Q, Z. me Cherry Wright Floyd Wright Donald Yates Ronald Yates Paul Wright gl l im 0 0 '- x 5' Achonis : .W H f gf t 5 --Elv Alan Zaner eloquence Mary Zervos 11 ffm fffsf ,ta-'M' Cafeteria scene denotes the favorite activity of senior boys at 'll:35 a.m. each day. Scott Loyalty Song Come and join in songs of praise To our happy high school days, For the Scott we love always, Dearest, best ot all. Hail, Our Alma Mater True! Loyalty in us renew! All that heart and hands can do, Dear Old Scott, we pledge to you. Like the star gleams in the night, Shine her colors maroon and white, Keep her honor pure and bright, Till all time is done. When, through all the years to come Far away our steps may roam, Memory will call us home, To the Scott we love. Joan Brown Roberta Parkman Carol Kledis Janet Quinn Doris Simrell Cherry Wright A. Bey Janet Quinn Reigns at Thanksgiving Festivitie The dream of every girl, to reign as Thanksgiv- ing Day Queen, came true this year for lovely Janet Quinn. The State Theater fell into silence as the queen's attendants and court preceded her down the lighted aisle. The attendants, Carol Kledis and Cherry Wright, wore gowns of pale blue, while La Gora Bey, Doris Simrell, Joan Brown, and Roberta Parkman, members of the court, were dressed in lovely pastels. A tiara crowned the queen, a final triumph crowned the festivities - on a rainy Thanksgiving morning on a muddy football field, Scott's team won the game for its queen. may ff . sw' Ei MSF? am? f im .6615 V39 Q15 ,fig ,FA iw gig a iu, ,Q ,. ,gm fu 5 .fig if 2 W 'xiii FQ: K 4 Ui ' 1 fm lj .' op QYYIT 5 - if gf, Wg V byffi 6 MN, Q, W ,w'2f T 35 SE? 1 Am ffsfm Q After three years of progress, the Class of T958 arrived, The senior year threw its challenges at them. The seniors met these challenges. In languages, extra credit projects were produced. In solid geometry, the seniors worked beyond their assignments to make geometric decorations for the Christmas tree in the hall. They entered contests and did well - first place in the district Voice of Democracy essay contest and sec- ond place in the district in the Ohio His- tory test. Culture was available to the seniors, and they did not neglect it. Art and music appreciation classes were at- tended regularly at the Art Museum. The athletic teams had many senior partici- pants. Football and basketball of course predominated, but countless lost arrows and broken bowling pins indicate that all Scott sports found support. The seniors worked hard and completed their four years at Scott with pride and confidence in their preparation for after high school - what? with Study ff' 'ppm KY! A FQ 'N-X Davc Levine and Jeff Haddad check all parts of their physics experiment before Mr. Welday appraises it for credit. In Aus The fourth hour solid geometry class members under the direction of Miss Noi these Ufenil Robin l'l00d's companions, but they ure Scotts Vilma Rottenstein, teacher, prepare geometric figures for the Christmas tree UYClW9V5- The Senior 9l l5 Pflfflclpflle in 'HS Pl Y5lf0l educollon Gc V'lY on the second floor. in the fall and spring on the front campus. c Richard Hughes, Carlton Allen, and Harold Moss are keeping up with the do-it-yourself craze by making useful articles in the Craft Department. W1 Boy chefs, Lewis Tucker and Bill Buckles, labor to prepare their lunch. The boys' cooking class, an innovation this year, turned out a fine group of men proficient in the manly art of cooking. X si W-M-wmswunq 11 3 s , s F mu. , E up X . We Create As the doeit-yourself craze seized Scott, students de- veloped useful and enjoyable hobbies. Some learned to create with their hands, some learned machine production. Still others acquired the useful homernaking skills of cook- ing and sewing. Whether in the craft shop making jewelry, in the sewing class making skirts, in the kitchen preparing pies, or in the art room mixing oils, Scott students used their abilities, and found a great deal of satisfaction in doing it. Future homemakers, Shirley Stewart and Laurine Jackson model the skirts they made in Mrs. Robert Penn's clothing class. lt 9 l ' jf N .- 4' gf ff , 1 I .f LA J A fl? K Xre you going to enter painting Martin Prekop, senior, has consistently won awards Scott Art Department. competition, l 3 sk. NY it .L x Martin? for the u v , . O s I 0 O ,M , 'B 'ln Treasurer Barbara Collins an msn, an cam: President Sanford Zimmerman Secretary Paula Kelly Vice President Michael Dorf Juniors The Junior Class, after a heated campaign in the spring of 1957, elected as its officers San- ford Zimmerman, president, Mike Dorf, vice- president, Paula Kelly, secretary, and Barbara Collins, treasurer. The iuniors took second place in the campus clean-up campaign in October, and, advised by Miss Nancy Young, held the annual J-Hop in March, one of the best-remembered social events of the year. W M i H to srtr , -V ,.:.,.,, 1 A x I: - : - Tuff 4 5011, T ,,., Q ' W -fl , be s I as y y , he ' ,ff X 1 -A A ,K - ml' QF 552 if, .3 ,z , fl, T y,.. , qi., 1 K . 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Betty Abbott Jerry Abrams Miriam Adair David Aldredge George Allen Ted Allen Bob Anderson Chauncy Andress Don Anteau Betty Applebaum Jerry Arnold Larry Arnold Lois Aubry Barbra Axilrod Carol Baily Roy Bailey Frank Baker Pat Barringer Barry Baxter Warren Bell Beverly Billips Gilbert Black Solian Block Nancy Blaine Mollie Blanton Chuck Blitzer Stephen Boesel Everlean Boles Shirley Bonner George Booth Carol Ann Boyd Charlotte Boyk Nita Bradley Stuart Brandman Mike Braun June Britter Carolyn Brock Franklin Brown Tom Brymer Lynn Buehrer John Butler George Byrd Bonnie Carter Leon Cavanaugh Earlene Chitwood Harry Clark Linda Clark Mildred Clark Here comes the parade! Candidates for Junior Class offices campaign through the halls on the morning of elections. Juniors it 'R It ...nav 1 zv. .,, ., g . lllu i LL! il , Fi -X i..t .. e i vi-'Zig ..--7 r w -.ff A -Q - ' it 1 i,g5,,x'f5f --n' n kr B. A , -- ff , if Q' . ES. V , .wr S. A I,,. , 5 , D it ' 'E 4' 2 la fa ,H . ':,:F'31' C L rl. L Q 4 J f X.. X yy , C-,fs : ,.-' ' if if ' B' fx AQ W , It ,.V' ' A L yn.. . W I, .fgh 5 1 gg. ' . -vt H e:V., ,, f , --H -.X gl: 4 :,.,. If V Gy ,gr-'xt is P v .,,.,.,.. : ,y ' 57 W N fik B. . f ' ' allih x sstf. A 8' 5:1-f Nancy Clark Marvin Clemons Murray Cohen Bernice Colbert Stanley Cole Maxine Coleman Barbara Collins Chuck Conyers Shelby Cox Geraldine Crosby Dorsell Davis Janet Day Nancy De Hart Myrna Dennis Bill DeVerna Larry DeVries Janice DeWolfe Bob Dolbee Joseph Doneghy Michael Dorf Larry Eck Bob Elliot Bernice Enoch Duane Ernst Robert Evans LeRoy Ewing Phoebe Fears Billy Fisher Raymond Florence Judith Fountain Clariner Freeman Helen Gainey dp i :,r J 'J l FH. PX h , x, 'K i , -sa .way .F,. Q be ao-1 um, F SN A Y , P . 'HN A- in was.. , W . Q . . '- H was . ZI, , . f K Q A J i- N' 1 il -in W E' 'wp' 5 ' .. , -- is -W fm?-j as-5 , iw fe-A J IAI T3 Ural-wi ,A 'S' ,New A J ur. . an y A H K J ff? . 4 A EXIF?-I -. 'E5., z... .,.:. zl. if t -. . 11 -V 5?-'ii 's'..- . s ,.. 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Laurine Jackson - Troy Jaclrson , Lola Jefferies Deanna Johnson Edwina Johnson Johnny Jones Gary Kantner 'Cl' f 'Q 'N V xv Marcia Kasper 'Zigi' Steve Katz Linda Keel ' Sherman Keller Judy Kellogg Paula Kelly Richard Kimberly Shirley King Of' Sharon Klaus Martha Knowles David Kohler Bill Kudzia J Wylie Kynard in Kay Kyser ' - Margot Kyser -. . Judy LaPointe 'Ki Larry Lavoie i 1 Robert Lawson James Lee James Libhart Edward Lindsey f' W if -.Y . I v i . W -i .'a 2T l Es 'Qt 45 A J ' ' V 1 4... Q t,,,,x4 f5f 'l' ty, 4 F 'hm 4. as 11 . ' 5 -' ca J- .mf K W W J ' sv , er- w':r'e Is x- ' MW nv- if Wli' I .if . Johnny Pack Odell Parker Harold Parks Chester Paul Lyle Pearce Leonard Peio Ruth Perry Dick Peters William Peters Tyrone Peterson Norbert Pilaczynski Shirley Posadny TeWitt Powell Velma Powell Cran Quigley Ollie Randall Kent Reecer Charles Reed David Reinhart David Richardson Dick Richardson Billy Robertson Virginia Roberton Andy Roman 1 .,f V A. 5 521. 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'n av S .Q , N 6 9 A ? ,gripe JAN: Lf -W - sm., u www so 4-we v o Q Sally Routson James Rowlett James Russell Tommy Russell Vernell Rutledge Jerry Rynder Richard Sanders John Sargent Dorothy Schulte Larry Schwartz lvalene Scisum Albert Scott Doris Scott Eddie Scott Eddie Scott John Scott Ronald Shop Rona Shavin Bob Shaw Don Shaw Barry Sherman James Sherman Murray Shy Rosella Sigler James Simmons Theo Simmons Annette Smith Bill Smith Charles Smith Charlotte Smith Juniors 'W ' I V 5 . f - :Ir .f . r .X H it ' I 'r is fi A 219 f, - j ' 7 115 4 X 4 f :.-' -a A is , tilyfywgi ' ' J 1 Juniors Eugene Towbridge Harriet Traynum Mczella Tucker Ruby Tucker James Turk Charles Turner Marc Van Wormer Douglas Vinson Jill Walker Curtis Wallace Lawrence Walls Carole Warner Dawn Warnke Nancy Wenz Shirley West Shirley Westmoreland Paul Wielinski Marrise Wilbourn Chuck Wilkins Geraldine Williams Thomas Williams Mary Wright Richard Wright Mary Wurst Dianne Wyatt Carol Yourst Theresa Zachman James Zanders Stanford Zimmerman Al Zuzers ,fi 'I 4' , ' 'ri Q' te i' ' :wha 4 N S ietr - 4 'l.'A' in Hi' ' .Ia .... V M :I T, i W , 'G' Q -an 'lic .... Q fl S52 if ..:E.i,r..,, aj? Claiborne Smith Gerry Smith Jack Smith Mary Smith Paula Smith Lenard Sneed Bill Spaman Joyce Spencer Tom Spielman Kay Staunton David Stephenson Donna Stephenson Ronnie Stewart Frank Stills Cathy Stinchcomb Eula Streeter Dorothy Strong Sharon Talbot George Taylor James Taylor Richard Taylor Robert Teska Lila Thielen Carol Thomas nv , , 4 SQ? W C M 4' -ff it-it , t wt. 'it .t W rf-' T ---- ,, Q an . .... - :fy,,.,r Y, ,a , I h 2 2 r T . ...i, C, I N C , P., . ' Q ' 3 V- M sg, f f 5 ' - , Q 'g k K, , 4 ,I .,- I Ra m V .1 S ,A I: f 5: 5 V y r or xi u 1 ,. , .. ,A , V v V. 1' - Z , i : , I ..... . .. . g ., x .rf . VE J: Wim.: ir .eww 1 Efsis f Q... big 1 J . C giggrfri - .-J 3 , t Wx W2 4 . -2 t xi r m . X H .. jf! fag y was W? Q E97 X 93 1 A M. Presidem Gary Crawford Secremry Murcia Lopme Treasurer Ronald Bilchik Sophomores The Sophomore Class busily completed a happy year, taking first place in the fall clean- up campaign and enthusiastically selling tickets and programs for several athletic events. Join- ing the freshmen, they sponsored the annual Freshman-Sophomore Dance. The class officers, Gary Crawford, president, Marcia Lopate, secretary, and Ronald Bilchik, treasurer, who were elected in the spring of 1957, together with the Sophomore Class ad- viser, Mrs. Bobbie Hall, helped to make the i957-58 school year one of fun and broader activity for the Sophomore Class. John Acker Rosa Adams V if James Alexander i Q I if qlyq, H 3 AV Zed All d 1 5 I' A olse n erson in 1: if 3 I ' ' Carol Ardner , '--: . IIVA I Henrietta Armstrong fmt I . ' in Jessie Aubry A , ll: I .Ail .. Clara Bailey Y H Bonnie Baird . -------r.., A William Baker , gif . Zig? g l- j-' :rg . . . . , . , f , ' :' . ig-gif Willie Banks 2 ' ' ' .- ,- '-i .. . Cyl: If--iff? - ' is -'.. F if: .iaif-1: '. 1 '1.-- f 1 -i 'll' 5 - i' Verde Barnes A 1:-. fi -ii .- 1 5. B iles Odell Barry , i , -' Q5 I ' ' U' , 1 , Eugene Bates B .sms f , , .gr , .,,,,.,,,, ,, ., , , S Mm . .. Q U... Q ..,. .... ...,. 2 1 A K Lizzie Lou Bean u i ,,,, . r rttsv C r Afchfe Lee Beasley t A . to '-.. ' i - ' ' 'i... . -. Edwmd Bdlups A ' .,,, C A :' 'i Judy Bishop ' , 'I , i v---- . to ' Robert Black uf' , - . 2 wg, ,egg . ---f w e -3 ig, Q' ' 4 Msg .. th i it' it i Q Yvonne Black Suzanne Blackhall Mike Bokesch Amelia Boland Annie Boles Brenda Bowler Theodis Brandon Alvin Breece Dorothy Brinkley Ronnie Britter James Brock Jerry Bronikowski Andrae Brown Berniece Brown Armand Bush Douglas Burlew Constance Burks Sylvia Bruner Robert Brundage Sharon Brown Mary Lee Brown lva Brown Glenda Brown Cloris Brown Claren Brown Robert Caldwell Steve McLoughlin, Linda Dowell, Sondra Shanaboger, Linda Workman, and Bob Brund- age are some of the hard-working sophomores who helped their closs win first place in the Clean-up Campaign. 1 'Sikh 3 2 i' qw ...A WL' s .. ,.,. '- 1' X f' 1 X -K.. Q, x ' .R :SGW mul' me .Q , 'ii' ' if f 'Nd Q l l I A ifi ',,-, 'J . i Q xg , ' ,,q,,, xg.. 3.5: :.: '--', X . 'sk , an ' V ' lblh . KI.: it Q -ul jeg. ,, ' , ' , 2 Q W - -.rr. L. B B ii' - ' ' -f B f in 2 in Iii' All MG .. ' , . 5 ' 1 ff? --,:, f ' W' A. , 3. -8' Robert Caldwell , . P J -Q- -v - P F Carol Calhoun ..:-' J ,. J .,., 5 A , 3 in Don Cvmpbell www 'W A iw' 'AM 4 Q22 W-T Minnie Campbell -Q J C W.. ..., J u,J?.g- ' Lucetta Carrington fi :PQ iw H 'Wifi-'7 2Q':.-'17 in Joyce Chatman A ': '.--1 , V W .,,. a n Ronald Clark ' 1 J fs. M 'l Betty Clay ' 'J ' James Clemons I I - b Leola Clinkscoles .W nba' A A TW Thettis Colbert B g AW W -zuv My J , uvu y , v i Q : ..,: iw' J I Betty Jean Coleman ' v :,. V.,- I .',,:- , :,: ' -,,,,,V,:.. 5 ' - . 'W . - ., -25 -'.-:'-- -' 1-1 ff:-1. ,,-- Elizabeth Coleman ' V A sz K - , ,, ,g Pauline Coleman T -' ,I 11 . A'l' 'S 'Q ' Harvey Collins Juarlean Collins A , Amelia Ann Clapton V. H, 2, y H . P Jodie Coogler - A ,ii Vi, fl ! EI.- 1 .,.,I .. ,.,,.,.. . i Q ijt ,vw 6 . Bm cook J en'i ff-A an A ,J aeor sf., Q., A George Cook ,. A Patricia Cook ' L., A f Jean Ann Cooks L I A -M J ' A James Corum . ly Dale Courtney , A 2, ' .. Gary Crawford Y Nitin vvll ali ' H: in Jo Ann Crosby .:,: Dc K :xy H:-f , ,.-, : , X V. Charlene Cummings A ' ,. I '- 1 ,.,..-- 3 ' ' ix Dorothy Curtis ' Beatrice Davis Brenda Davis Reginald Davis is ,, Florence Day . ' Q... J' y Sandra DeHart y gl ' I H Marlha Dickason ' 'ikii LTR' We WSJ 4 V H ' I im' ' Don Donohue 5 -1 Alfreda Dougherty J ., ww. I Ab U Lmdq Dowell -Q ' 1 1 ' J . if - 4' ' ::-'i ---- V in Corrine Duddleston ' V M ' 5 Sharon Dungan . ii H, r , it F ', .,., Rhoda Dwyke vii y .. .- G.. , Barbara Eding S h iq 1 Ziy i , , AA L.: Don Edmondson O p O m O r ' ' N' 5 A it iiii A Helen Erland Yes Nibii yi fi i i 2 if' .4 A 4 Q- vu Hans Erseplce i 'H ' Kenneth Erwin fs Q I ' fm In gi-2 . My Marcia Ewing 2 Q H3 ' I RJ W' 2 255 fi? Rochelle Fagen .,,,,,, s is -si J ,.,: --lz f Eddie Fair E, X ' . -- ., 'Hg 'i ::,'5 ' I wi , In . vc if'-2-vs' - James Fw K 5- ' ,.,, ,,.,. . A bw A . Q Alphonso Fasion C ,,,.. ,,,. '21 -.-: ' ' . Allan Feldsten 5 '- Q V H. 1 it ggrW1? 5 Judy Ferrero W it I vi: ww H if ,W Mndred Files ,k,. ' A J I J I A in A --V V, :EIQ Z i w: ' .t Q R? Ernest Lee Flowers ':- is - 1 EA' ' 'J W ' Dennis Forsythe 5 A ji M ,,.,. 1 1 . t A fl I Sue Foster N Q ' ' A ,E E .. Mary Ann Fox A Wi 'EJ' - ' K.. - .J if ii : tim i f Judith Francis .- at 5' ix f ' .1 wi -af-T D My kh , C gg, limp? C, g gflfffcf Sue Frm' we' is b::b A M' ' - Bob Frankel .,.---.-.., f. .:,,,. f ,.,-' siis f '.-. r J Ken Franklin Phyllis Gholston V .,., . xl Clarence Ginn U W A :, I Sharon Goldie 5, ' 'Q' ig' Q, ' Q . Honey Goldstein cv W' 47. ' in V in I Phyliss Gozdowski l . ' in 'Ig 5 ' W George Gray wt '- 'L A ' ,..:, Sandy Gribble A H . ' ,..:,,, ,..E E ' :': J Jerry Guess f Sandy Gunsberg l . W 'I J .,:V ,. , Franklin Gwinn ' ' ' 0 ,.,, , ke .N . Bill H005 . Q' lp. Q fn . Q W givin George Hague Q.. In , . 5 , 4 -4:I: . V- Q Q nf' Edna Hgll f W, Lelia Hall 3 .:- fr '4 ,I as Robert Hanna Eugene Harless ' .- s Arnetta Harris Q ,1,. , 1 Sandy Harris I VX 'lll I' A an as' , 'J' 'cg Jack Harshbarger M Yi iii In L, fi I 4 x K Judy Haworth 0 x W A..:,. li' if ii fr A 'H Q' Jackie Heard I A Marvin Heller A f A f Alczene Henry A- .,,s'+qg, : I I RlCl'lUI'd xx U i sw I J I John Hines .qi ig- l' 'S-W 1 .J :oo if if G Jry. 4 'S Z'.Zf'.,'1'.3'C.'!,ik., :Tl we s,,.,, 'gf in g ,. - i i n Hefty Hobwn 'fini 515525 4 f A rri z., .,. , I, Janice Hodge in A ,Hi J K K f sm Jane' Hogan Winifred Holt Anne Hooker Willa Hopson ii Sherrileen Hoskins A Lesilie Houston , 1 ' I W. W, ef., 9 Q. Harlene Howard I V if 'f i 5... -,t ' Q, b John Howell sg. 1,3 fri 1 --' if 4 Steve Howse Claudia Humphrey I, Q Roberta Humphrey g W 4 1 W t S h Glenda Hum ,Wi :ii ' Q ....,, 5' . ' F 0 p 0 m 0 S Ed Hunter QW El. -' 'J J ' ,H f ,Q ' V 'J Lillian Hunter A , H it ,. ,555 I G . Terry Hutchinson A- wi' f Q E f , Leo Imberry A ' A Z V '- 'N s A Gloria Jackson gn kgs 4 S -Q22 'Y 9 FJ Johnny Jackson ,M Z.. X' Q ' F 4 V - he I v Marsha Jacobs A M, keg? 3 Tu' Nancy Jaynes Q A ' J A Howard Jennings my ' Jerlene Jobe A , . Q3 Ellery Johns 3, uf f. W llqqb T Q ' , X ,,,, Harold Johnson W MZ' fe VL' Richard Johnson . V35 ni W Robert Johnson PR, X Robert Johnson S. T. Johnson Martha Jones Terry Jones Booker Jordan Denyse Karrick ggi, Q J , . A Knife' J Ji. 61 Jim Keller Karen Kern Dorothy Kinnebrew Paul King John Kirkbride Sue Kledis Chuck Kudzia Kathleen Kuhns Andy Kuida Ethel Kynard Sheryl Laderman Bobby Lane Michael Lang Jackie LaPointe Donald Larkin Pete Lawless Frank Lawson Jerilyn Lawson Charles Lee Bill Leutz Allen Leveton James Levison Brenda Lewis Sandrann Lewis Hoover Liddell Thomas Lindsey Joyce Liner Gilbert Linver Pat Little Jerry Lobban Sheila Lockett Marcia Lopate Q lf L X5 'W F'-P-Y D. -me if ,Q wr' Q A Na' Q ,G . L in-Q 515' .Nh M J .. 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S- f ,, at ...ts ,.,., at G -1- ff' is: fi 'IP J sgrgf l 4 A J A ophomores Janice Phillips Robert Pierce Gilbert Plunkett Donald Powell Fred Preston Brady Preston John Pulliam Bruce Quigley Herbert Ramey Henry Rappaport Carolyn Reagle William Reece David Reichard Connie Reinhart Jerry Reynolds Ann Rice Anne Ritner Judith Robbins Carole Robinson Fred Robinson Greg Rollins Mike Roman Genie Rosebrock Harvey Rosenberg Jim Rowe Gladys Sanders Joyce Sanders William Sanders Joanne Sass Jerry Saunders Mabel Miller Rose Miller Moria Mireless Mary Mitchell Martha Mock Edward Morgan Shirley Moss John Motley Sandra Mullins Mary Meyers i Rita Nowowieiski Robert Neely Horace Nuckols Walter Nuzum Janice Oden Betty Odoms Robert Olson Frank Onisko Otis Quinn Ceofia Owens Sammie Owens Steve Palmer Eddy Parker Francis Patroulis Arthur Patterson Carol Patton Ronald Peio Richard Penwell Donnet Perkins Sam Peterson Mary Pettigrew Oscar Phillips wavy 1 , and M Q 9 Q , gf, X ,L , ' - . . 51 , L r F 'R , X S 2, , 4 i , -9' S ,. is K 4 W , ' .I 3 - X, , ff: ' li JS- . 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S ZH.. .pw No.9 -ns eil wh? ww fl' A , X 'Q mm? 1 P '15 -. ws it X J .:,.:.. ,I I T T . -.'. - ...YQ ,F D X A W it --. ., Y t NN . ,.- .5 , ' x, k., ' J T r T ,., -- . .. 1 , l ai -I -of 1-.51 A we .V 2 1 D A vi! 9 Sophomores . -. ,,,,M:. ' ,wr X Patty Stewart Shirley Stewart Perry Stubblefield Emily Stupas Jacqueline Stuart Jerry Stevens Sandra Stephens Larry Stewart Ronald Surgent Mike Swolskv Daisy Taylor Dave Taylor Ronald Tavlor Samuel Taylor Thomas Taylor Bobbie Terrell James Thomas Helena Thompson Jacqueline Thompson Marian Thompson Willie Thompson Sandy Tilton Shirley Tinsley Dennis Toomey Curtis Totty Edwin Totty Carole Trabbic Robert Triplett Barbara Jo Tripp Fred Trumm Frances Turner Martha Turner William' Turner William Vallier Joanne Villarreal Camille Voll Claire Zaner Richard Zapiegki Barbara Zattau 6 TOP lEFT: Brigit Passler, Lola Welch, Rosie Jackson, Marion Gray, Jacqueline Milbourn, Winona Pinkncy, Roberta Wright. SECOND ROW: Paul Daniels, Joanne Klein, Janice Mackley, Diane Lucas, Mart-fette Thomas, Jules Rutledge. FIRST ROW: Mr. Robert Carson, Carolyn Hurt, Janise Carsen, June Allen, Sandra Warner, Gloria Britter, Marvin Friedman. Freshman Council ln September Scott welcomed a class of 688 brand-new, unoriented freshmen. Unfamiliar with the large, strange building and the new way of life, they spent their first quarter learn- ing Cusually by trial and errorl the location of classrooms, the teachers' names, and the side of the stairs used for up and the side for down, x Having acquired this valuable information, they moved on to elect a freshman council composed of representatives from each fresh' man homeroom, and, guided by Mr. Robert Carson, the class adviser, they sold tickets tc the Woodward football game in November. Later in the year they ioined the sophomores in sponsoring a spring dance. Karen Adams Paula Adams I Ted Adams J Qtr. V . Betty Adkisson ix. ' ,Nu gm 2.2: 'lii Z ' , . M Brenda Adkissan . Q- . S' -rl K g -as r ' ' ri Wi , f A i Wanda Albright ge lg, ,..,:' 1 , iv f T , :,'..:' r...,, . as ,3-,gr Agri? to June Allen ' - . , uzlli A . it A ':'.ft' ' . ' , if A A Laura Allen 5 IFA , f: A , ' A Y' AM George Amos Jesse Amos , t, ., N .,., f ,, , , M. Eugene Afideffon - A iii : ., Q ' I ff A Q .- I Joyce Applegate NW' 'irb ...:- st . 3 sn . --II sift Walter Armsfrong F' X -of ' ' 4 1 Q .zrz QP' 3 ' Eudocia Backes if ' H i' , In 'ni Frank Badgett A , 1 Y' ' M ' me Lucille Ba inski A fi A X' gxg. A X ' J A 'gm q,r,2, l - Bensmmin Baker 'J I' Donald Baker I X Q II, , we , , Willagene Balthazar s Q ' ' A ,J A QM ....,. 'f ,,., . g Q' .J ,. E ROY Barboza R : 3 A , in-1 ,N A I ., 5, A . 1 A R , Ky ml ,fc E: Larry Barker 1tee : .- C. ef1 r'i C .s,,, rf: - f T C my is ' Z., V if 'i A 'l K Jimmie Barton . ..-: 1 sr 2, i Sandra Basilius K ' ,I-Q4 ' This freshman orientation class is busy making floor plans, an assignment which is required of cvery freshman. L. C. Bates John Baxter Kirk Baxter Bob Beach Ronald Beczynoki Fay Belcher Carolyn Belle Bette Bergquist Dianne Bernath Thomas Bias Ida Biblbs Carol Bilchak Ruth Billheimer Gloria Billups Nancy Binder John Birmingham John Bius Gerald Black Sandra Blaine Gloria Blanchard Larry Blankley Moses Blanton Alma Blueitt Helen Boardman img' 1 'WM f. is s. sc Freshmen l 5 'Q Q V. W ,tr 4 . gal.. Q an 43' .,.. .. Q e e gi ' . f-If 2: .gf ig 1 l ,,,, PQ M ,Ugg G V' 4- s f 'ff' L .8 1. . , . il , W '.-'., . ' - J Q' y ' Q -' . 4 '-'... ' b . sv f . .-, gwws h --...-., ...,, y ' ,. ' Q 1- Q e . l Q J g Q2 1 -- , 1 . .4 W . Martin Bokesch Jerry Boles Lindbird Boles Evelyn Borgelt Lela Boston Carol Bowen Jim Boyk Dan Bozeman Thelma Bozeman Ida Bradford Barbara Brandman lvan Brewer Ruth Brewer Gloria Britter Ella Brooks Reginald Brooks Barbara Brown James Brown Paulette Brown Raquel Brown Walter Brown Earl Brownlee Pamela Bruhl Darrel Brumfield Janet Burks Frances Burnett Donna Barr Harold Caldwell James Caldwell Linda Campbell Mary Carpenter as S . XZ.-if . wi' R W ii M, W. Jug ! gz., si 3 5 . I, eww' 15- -.1 rd r if ! 4 'fn' ibn X - nf f sg sg s ,fi sf ts, 3 A J ,- .::s-fs-:- 'V -'-..a::zaeg .:,f 1. :.. 2.35 Q - fiwsipi -' ' message ' ' 4 3 if L Q , -Z :X A: Aw?-'W i W re- ,ax Y Q vid' ,- ::.,.,...: is 'E As ..,, 5 5. '- ' .'I QP' 'i ' .L il. .0 ..,. Sf E is K , 1 i l .,,. ' rig: .,.. if KN , to . . .. , Vt : .2 A we ::-- r - ,,,,.. 'I , E J if R A o i , A E ..,,. I XA :S ' ii ' ,. -1 1-3 , We . - . B J 1 W Louemma Carr swf - V,:: 5 5 ? 1 A James Carrol I , if A nf Janice Carson A gi, Marilyn Carson Curtis Carter I QQ X Howard Carter JN ' - ', , ' , B' if 'X if ,.ysy i ,-.t f i J M, ---F B 1 -... Q QI K f to fi W f -i ct- ?5ws ,- wie .,,., 'B' .:.: Q 1 -P 2 ., . . V ' H W ' B so sa ' B fs 32 in A -- ' V iiiii i- : f U -N s wr .q w A f ' . My R is !Hig nk, H+ are X .-., - HF x 's -4. -mf t Q A X if Ei- gs: 3 ,. '. J ' E Earvy Casey Richard Chapman Barbara Chatman Bob Chitwood James Church Bernard Clark Bruce Clark Harold Clark Jerry Clark Johnny Cleveland Mary Clopton Merilun Cohne Warnett Colbert Linda Cole Ronald Coleman Paula Collier Martha Collins Ruth Collins Sharon Collum Larry Conti Vivian Cooks Sue Corder Pinkney Cowson Joy Cox Freshmen . 'W 5' Bob Crosby ' fe - ',..V Janet Crum di ,gs J B 'V V' is 2 Eifffgtcifniifffgs ui ' 10 F ' I i'r l H Q 1 L o t' C nn'ngh m ,, 4 ..-3,1-V VV ulnu V ,--'f 2 uw e n me u i a 1. the J, 3 'MJ 1, I - 'JVVV Linda Daniel V A - Q - K - -J Catherine Daniels V V. Leon Daniels j if V V Patricia Daniels - '- Paul Daniels .Q ? V 'Ns ,V 6' . 5? V i V 1 Lf-5:3 gf! 'W M Y Barbara Davis V-N , tl ur' ' 5-fda was 5 - if Chuck Davis 4 V V 4 V.'. ' iff Dorothy Davis 1 r A ' ' A Geraldine Davis 'Z ' 5 Tyrone Davis . V VVVV uqub . Warnetta Davis -.-f1 - A John Delles V, . Vz N, 1-. N , ,3 :J '- VV llq .V 5- V V W. , fm if v' David Deselms R L ' 7 i 'ky .1 iz M WM- is V V ad Charles DeVerna Q -. -.. ?,.,,,. J my A Linda oaebcu Y x A ry f , twin , A in Sharon Donaldson 9 -J Q 'W ' 1 I ' Wendie Dorf , V V V RV Margaret Dorple , 'A n C: VV. l all Beverly Dotson 76 ' V , , V . VV ' M QW Pat Dowell gt, Q ,VP W Q 'M '-sg i ww Edward DuBois ' Q... EV V B V QHQEH Ray Duddleston lg' W 1 '-' -, Vf -' W Murray Duerson A ' ,,, 4 ' ': Barbara Duhart Freshmen Jackie Duhart Paul Duhart Barbara Dunson Phyllis Durrett VV V ' .,V ,v Gene Duson V, V -. Pearline Ellerson 2 y Betty Ellis 7, uzu D' Q ir . iz V r ' - Elaine Ellis -1 ': f ' - , , ,. VV Nw Fred Ellis Ai ' ' ' Jo Ann Ellis , Y V Judy Engle V- Q ,V V ., A V. . Dianne Eulitt .,., V, V,-.R G ' Johnnie Fee VV ' ' 5521? V ' J VS lynn Feldman ....,,,, qzvu gf, 1 liii 1 -1 Lee Andrew Files - ':i ' S Mary Firsdon . ., V V VV Milton Fisher VV I i f iz' . Philip Fisher W af , 1 ' ' ' N Th F' h ' li. 7 my -0' 6' e JJJJ ll , 1 Q Y Nanme Fitzgerald , ,V ik Carolyn Flagg 1 , 1 4 J Robert Flowers V V,' V V in Perry Forney .. f --.... 'W --, ' -- ,,,. r' 'i ' VV Bill Foster if .,., M V -vi ,,-' H' W VV J 'OI 'i Carlease Foster .,,: ll '-., VV 1 .y... .. Gerald Foster ' -V ' J V Sandra Fountain J 'YA r .- J VVVNVQ I V 555355535 iff' Biff ii? '- - if -,S Margie Fox Linda Francis sis Rose Marie Franklin Marvin Friedman 'He 2 sw if Q Q we Ingrid Franklin 5' gk, -- ..,, ' Z 'Q .r B' . . 3' e W J' Fred Fulkerson xmas' '- ' - ' ' 1 1 Gary Gambv Anna Gardner Earnestine Garrett Joseph Garry Charles Gary Emma Gaston Redus Gibson Earl Gide Dave Glassman Clarence Glover Nathaniel Glover Marion Gray Lila Greeb Elmer Green Dorothy Greenlee Norma Greenlee Jim Greenwood Harry Gregory Sarah Gregory Don Grentzel Lynda Griffin Samuel Griffin Judith Gross Melvin Gruhler Myra Gundy Janice Hackley Tom Hagler Paul Hague Richard Haley Leon Ham Barbara Hampton Douglas Hancock -.:.,s ,Q 5 1 inns : es? f .ff Q. ., , nnln.. Sami ' W , 5' 7 2 i F :.5.::i,.11QE,:, 55 W M U , , J ' W M553 V ,.,. - ff, ii ' ' 5 Q ,,:,.: 'I .M J- 'W ,:,r Q B D U2 A- ' J ' ...s. Q, ..,. , Q-,vi ,W wr R M16 X W ,Q New Q 'Q 2 N N we . ...:, A .Q .E 2 N r Wi .,:. , -as YW! B, , .L . .... . ,. '?,,. S miie. W , LA as P .- L , Q 555 1 I in AW 2 I , in K :I .. 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' S Stanley Harmon James Harper Annie Harris Arnell Harris Evelyn Harris Herman Harris Joyce Harris Lee Harris Melvin Harris Vivian Harris Florence Harrison Sidney Harrison William Harrison Thomas Heinze Jim Henderson Mary Ann Henderson Maurice Henderson Barbara Hickman Verdell Hickman Jacqueline Hicks Linda Hicks Elroy Hill Jeanette Hinton Roland Hitzka Thomas Hoagland John Holland David Holmes Roger Holyfield Teresa Holyfield Lynda Honse Freshmen -1 bll , I if ZZ, . - R Q X ,A ,.:. - s X I . WF' A 93 '-6' -rg., I H., Ag fig H fl w..r:...r...t K if aim A- , 'W I ' lr -fc 1 J J, + , ' st' 'H-7' i H --V A ., J l :- 1 V li Ai: I an resh men X si. -if . K , i X if ei X bbnb 1 J .3 an ,. , . tn .J Leroy Hooker Walter Hooker A - Curtis Hopkins ' f f Isaac Hopkins -as N, ,. Linda Hass Vicki Howard Wand Howard mmf J X -Y... 'L .' .1 s M 4 ll f ws Q -s. Q. 0 X WC 8 1 ' yi X an ii A Q It 2 in 5753 3 X .- 'W r 'N u he Q2 l .9 11135 5 A . Q' , Vivian Hughe Nancy Hull I 515,55 ,'V, Sandra Hunsaker ,, Il ' Althea Hunter , . Carolyn Hurt Charles Huston Jeweline Hutch Gerald Hutchens Lorenda Hutchins Jackie lrving self, r . uni W 1 WL 1 A .W 5 James Jackson ', . s M. -. 5: , A, - 1 , Morris Jackson Rogers Jackson in . '---' if :fi .,,..f 2 ,I - gs 5 Q Ronald Jackson J Rosie Jackson James Jogodzinski Bobby James Janice Jennings Sie J- 4 Steve Jepson Cora Jobe ? wt Brian Johnson George Johnson Mary Johnson Ralph Johnson 55 ' A Arnetta Johnson we .0 We Verdell Johnson Beatrice Jones 4 W ' . , David Jones .w J Q A f M .fu Donna Jones V 1' .wr 2 M ,Q I ,IZ N ' 't Nl ' , if ' l.emuel Jones -rqlu , A I ' Patricia Jones f lil 'ii i ' A ip 7 I I X R 444. Ez. I Q l F tl Phyllis Jones 4 , f . Rosetta Jones - ' p Willie Jones .P - qii- l O 0 Erma Jordan -in Q 'lp' Q ii 5 . Mary Jovnef .r,.,. fl Fr' -.. Cl, Delores Keplinger in ' 5 :,,:: li As ' J Linda Kerr -f--., g Mafilzn Kidd -1 ,Q A Zack Kimble gwll' - .'-: ,.,-' ,Y R . Carol Kinchen :Z V A A J Q James King J J ::. 5 ,fs by J J 7' John King is A K - in xg Phonsa King , Q V:.,, Fulton Kinnebrew I r ' wi' J ',,:, Jeanette Kish ' ' TJ - Q-. , ,,, . 1 JoAnne Klein H Vvg, l , H.: is iiyv' , Evelyn Klingensmith - n 'i-' V P, : ' A- 1 Eileen Knapp J - in ' -'f,i ii' ' i 9 ' XE yy r J R r A g , 4 . . xk,k t . t Mary Koontz Dean Krancke x A M., Jerry Kyle Q Katherine landstenn - Y ,V 1 what ss J' . 0 2 1 5 f M M yy 3 gifs- ..Z , gr As ::, A P- Q ,,.. K ,S 'F l r r -V v.., x V, :. V sr, . , J 43 fi :,. . 'L ' -fi Carlton Lang -cm- Jim Langlois Sadie Langston Annie Larry Joseph Laskey Gary Lautzenheiser Mabel Lee George Lemons Ora Lee Leonard Ellen Lepold Leanne Levine John, Lewis Evelyn Liechty James Lightner Sonya Long Diane Lucas Daniel Lupo Greg MacFarlane Brenda McAllister Charles McCartney Colleen McCartney Betty McCaughey Georgia McClure Edward McCullough Michael McFarland Rose Mary McGee Steve McGee Steve McGee LeRoy McGra W George Mclncrow Darlene McKenzie Lee McKinney Linda MCLU rg in b, ,.-, ,1.,.. A. I - L N5 - 3 '--Q ' s o t tt rcee f as s o aear E eaee L E i atty at We M M .'-:: ci, - . wi ' .' 'wif f ' J? A 5 A , L : bv. t .5 M Qs , , , -A E: L , .A N ,, ' G J Q gi A q ,A if .t,, , Q ,. 5 , itv- .Q E, x .,.. V, - V- Qfwsp Ll I We-M ,QQ 1 n A I J , ' 5 , N Q V as ., .. , Q4 V. 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Betty Maltz James Manders Joe Marconi Frank Marinoff Arthur Martin Edgar Martin Shevilia Martin Sam Martinez Geraldine Mason Bruce Mathis Stella May Tim Mayer Willie Mayo Marianne Meilink Maxine Mendenhall Jay Menna Sally Merickel Marilyn Merritt Jacqueline Milbourn Linford Milburn Delbert Miles Georgia Milios Delbert Miller Jack Miller Patricia Miller Richard Miller Sandra Milligan Clara Mims Ruby Mims Carolyn Minter 1 .ff Wi. :F WN Rf kwfs' ' Q f X 'W '12 . W Kem: lx, ,:y:. J? X x. LMP N . .1 mu... in-x N9 . 'kv K .yn 1. A A Q :sizgsfff L fm 3 '.g- I -. in 'K-ef' Freshmeu 3' ,.,A if ' ' tirr rrsi J P , 4. A -- M ll I X V5 is '..: .- J ' ' ' J gn J ,. , .rl 7. s- Q ' ' ,. .4 N 'J t If A Isa t Q' it 'ei - W 5' , , 1 1 Q ,-:, -. X Wi W 'fr fhl -1:2 h lp 'V iv' ? 4 A sa.-5 E Q 17 K If A E N' I., - . ' f A Q., Freshmen Katherine Paquette Delores Parker Janice Parks Brigit Passler Roy Pattin Nancy Payne Annie Peaks Karron Van Pelt James Pencheff Arvin Derlman Mary Perry Norma Pe VY Betty Peters John Peters Stephen Pettaway Harry Pettigrew Mary Ann Pezzino Sue Phillips Winona Pinkney Peter Pocotte Don Poitingen Dorothy Pollock James Powder Minnie Powell Janet Pratt Sandra Prelrop Marilyn Prentice Cliffie Price Pat Przybylski Bob Quinn Ella Mae Mitchell P I H Terry Mitchell V I ' J. W. Mixon ,N 55 H Yu -V Zollie Mixon '--. ,, .. -' 't-. P st ka James Moody ' Geraldine Moore J if lllq lflai l ,, I A Shirley Moore A v ' M ' J 'J Don Morris Phil Morrison M Alvin Mosley W x Sharon Mosley . P' z y A an ..,' +3 Ronald Moss :Vis-373 -in Q 'r 'iff Annie Motor V W ,wif 41' Q-r at M I 5 J - ' Shirley Murphy l ' Paul Murray gmt, - Waymon Nickerson -SAM A Rosetta Nix 5' aa Y if ,.,,... , 4--.H -, Q fili:andeLNowakouslri In . ll: 'Q x 5 Q Ounf UH Hz- V y ' Q J' A Tona Odom :'- . 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S -.,., f 1 Ti .. ,, it I Z Z ,- , . iz: 3., , J 'ff J rtr.. :-r .. -I .-V : -.. xx I l lg V 2 1,2 55:2 2-' 9 I t Barbara Thal Charlotte Thomas Marnette Thomas Rosemary Thomas Roxanne Thornton Irma Gene Toney John Townsend Nola Townsend Willie Triplett John Truman Audrey Tucker Danny Tucker Eva Tucker Lewis Tucher Angela Turner Mel Turner Sandra Turner Stevenson Turner Harlan Taylor Mildred Taylor Ruthie Taylor Shirley Taylor Mary Tegenkamp Eugene Temple Clyde Terry Milo Terry Barbara Tyler I Q Y zugu - Beverly Warner V ' I i as v'.' ' 'I A , , W P Sandra Warner J 'skit gl, , '.,V.V J in Iz' may It 1: M , Dennis Welch 3 my 2- 5 ,, ' M9 N Wendy Weiss QW we 5 1, ' A W' Auluy '- ' Virginia Welch il? s A ' -., ...-:2 5 'E .,,,-, ,..f:- 5 M 'V I : Gloria Jean Wells i J 55 V iiii - N I n James Wentworth A . 'i '14 .. .,..: 'Z' ffwl G' F' 4 4 Y .I f ' ' Q Willa Mae Westbrook ...,. -- H: E,. W if-ff ll W J I n :Z Sandra Westfall -E 6' Toby Wexler . ' Q P A - is - Jim Wharton Mary Wheeler Hatti White lela Ann White Nannette White Mildred Wharton Cornelius Wiggins Willie Wiggins Gene Wilbourn Virginia Wilcox Patricia Wiley Donna Welhelm Betty Williams Dale Williams Dorothy Williams lsaac Williams Norman Williams Ellene Willis Robert Willis Dorothy Wilson Jonnie Mae Wilson Nathan Wilson Shirley Witcher Artelia Witty Leon Womack A M I ZIZ M Vlzly .,,, , : Q .... 'W f' s -'-' -fiffff is st., 1' 1 .,': E- : -.,.- E .. ,--l-A ,.,,, I ..., 2 V '-':::, E nw it ,, . ,i:: e f:, ,-',- 1 S-l5:, 4 3 ' Q ,,: A W A . sg? up , X In M . ,V, N W lgilq ' sf 2 A tr. I if ,,,, ' 5 E is ...:,.,,. ., - .1 -' t' A ' W we l 1' I ,, ...- ...-'-- K . unix . , g I lbl W 'gf 1 ...' 'izil I I l .I II I -- r. s if ' or -:'.:' - l llll l ,pg 1 ,L ,T digg, Its arms outstretched, the druid wood Waits with its benedicite. -James Russell Lowell In Memoriam lnstructor in English, 1933-19435 in mathe- matics,1 943-1 957. Miss Margaret Foster I 933-'I 957 Dick Peters struggles to finish his English before the third hour study period ends. fish. 3 .I . Be careful not to puncture the stomach, says Sandy Tiltor. as Jerry Rynder tries to locate the stomach of their dissected Everybody 2 ,fo i s I Ag ,,, , ..,., , lbgl V by y I V .,..f.,. .4 of Our freshmen worriedly attack the reading test in the auditorium in November. Xxx Sis Hard working chemistry student Steve Boesel builds a copper sulfate crystal while annoying helpers, Gilbert Folleher, Barry Sherman, Richard Johnson, and Bill Spaman, crowd into the act. Works , 5 A 1 , 2 3 X , ,X K? Mr. James Bradford, chemistry instructor, demonstrates the use of the slide rule to his chemistry class. All are willing to learn and listen carefully. Were you among Scott undercloss- men who burned the midnight oil? Did you read your history lesson as K you ate breakfast? Did you do your algebra in the cafeteriag or make a foul-smelling, unheard-of concoction I in the chemistry lab? 3 If you have withstood the onslaught l of examinations and can say that you have learned this year land you havej, then lift your head and smile, L1 my friend, for this is your page! l Exams are near. Bonnie Carter studies earnestly to recall a whole semester's work. The Glory and the Honor Saturday did it. Scott's brilliant cagers clinched the City League crown with a 7l -48 victory over Wood- ward. The some night, at almost the same moment, June Humphreys became queen of the Y-Teen dance, Hearts in Harmony, winning over candidates from the area high schools. Scott High School has always been o winner, Scott proved it again on the eighth of February. Ray Wolford makes 2 in the conclusive Woodward game. McConnell passes to Powell . X iq it 3. is N . me 'T 4 , at , i ifei' if iffy: June Humphreys, the Scott Senior Y-Teen candidate, was chosen area queen of the Y-Teen dance, Hearts in Harmony, on Februory 8. A beautiful choice! 82 ATHLETICS lfllgfl EDU001 '0Q'v 60 n t'11nsln.Ls.AXA 'Vie Q, 0 --7.19 an ...t . ' ' -Y LU T- T7 - 1 s Q, ly , -cms ad tw, , as t t -tins ge .gg gi,-gg ns 'Q' I - o f t I 6. ' 'sa wane fall Wo Umb ufk . '39 wam ed tr, passe leg ey I :40 wane r o' f tr CHE Class- s :tt Stir: weekly bixon. gym ' Ja Wal-1, Blau, 3' SUL lc la 144 wan: v Cove ' 1'f'c 'Were' I 'ld e had fn LW0. - '13 'iii win. as - ffl' OIR-1 E 91' lx- C0111 0 Wu LD 3'6 t gg mt hit Jw as '3 lid 615155 0 and dirt fe 5700 'te' tffiifr 'ii vista: 5- j fbi. 'Q ago fa,-yi, YF- 'bade -311y' 'Ing 1. i3.i2 :49 Tn., 1 fo Q W1 uf Uwn ha: g00d SCO: hrust EW 'Zi 55533: X. SC'Ott EITC! 1.,'jnTI'1x-.V Thwas 011 15:93 i 'gi 7 Iggy -N. 5 - an e 11- g, 8-0 ' . r. 'C' .f fs ttslii f ' , mwtteb 81.82 61000 iidjumay Ihornah -7-7 .M-11,56 list: be S , pe Of 2 OSU. .Vest 'lie leads, '- 1 sneer to .fs lt, he f- J' on M - QI- t0 161 I ' n' be G oQ, ?2o lip'-Flite fthe Sawelson Undfw' Coalclftic z- '22-,. I 0 tm of the Clow'-'MQ vxctomfoee U25 .Gao be . with Ersts l ,ow teafffte-5 ooh fall Ol X H 6-0:5 Sm. op Wax on the 1. Qsff.. . 's . ns W0 Sli the day in We , ielbihyeai 0 A une oy, a5 3d. With tht one-Yagd than tae put' most of 3 cha ser, 3 org, W3 wucl 2 drove . . 1' 5h Q lone , 80allme . me5 . 5. St down 1. 2 ex-30 un. A short k' ' 'CUP' gd p Bulldogs and . ICA I NNA. fctc 1,04-k.. lust manage.. l 'tn oi Xl e ,, Mlifter flYlTll'Jll1'nr I' S .Q able 2.1. .aw lfmlll Ci'l'lIrlr .ff.,,ri.lfi lt kg lk. AL 'WLC' .Z Scott's sturdy gridiron eleven closed a successful season by I clinching a third - place tie with the Waite Indians in the City - League. The team's record boasts of winning five games, tying I three, and bowing three times to two powerful Toledo high school teams. Through the season, the fight Scott showed in each suc- 4 cessive game predicted promise for better games to come. This tl prediction came home in Scott's true as the Bulldogs won two ast four games of the season. Success came and tied two of the in many ways. The Little Brown Jug stayed at trophy case for another year as Scott defeated ' rl sk' hit end Char' i WVNXKC V -'D ' viith the payoff Jim Powell yiieans. F Q . e ran out on the All-City W C, vteii they had anoth T kl MO' volfwqc Et their hands on ac e 005 Q Q09 :Illia--Q A t Sttadiurn. f ' 'S iX'2egxVweXwClkl lost t Indians Seekingl . illuclfin Blllidclg :ay-1165 ?1'5.'EJOk 64: ' h d Place 0 0 V331 r tin a no1e.in the fits., feriod, ' aj I B d Libbey. The spectacular game against high-ranking Fremont Ross gained the Bulldogs a rating of fifteenth among high schools in the state. The final game of the season, the traditional Thanks- giving Day contest with Waite, ended in a happy victory for the Scott Bulldogs. Coach Dean's team achieved honor in the city, with three Scott players on the first team of the All-City squad: Stanley Cole, All- City defensive halfback, Wayne Smith, All-City offensive center, James Powell, All-City defensive tackle. F I '11 fll .1 lm ln ne 'J or ill :ru In ld F ml ssss sssssssv. sQs wsssw lar-,1 vt-ry good but l If if 'Q'-J' '1r:s,:u'i.s- :s '. The punt helped raise the t .2,,d-1.135 tti r-I L ht bcer . . . ' fx U8lTl9'S loudest rhubarb The 5' HQIUS Fc OTT'S redlctable football team will be looking for the! Q . lm ,v , - e , first Buullldog win since 1952 over their cross-town rivalslk Pete Walls 1 -eller Slgllaled for a fo Wangfn is lil L-l.tll. what disappointing, fiat' The heavy interest in . . g, f '- P . - f ' il Wagfmigfltirzvtlx fgagnri meet for the 45th time at Waite lg sais: biusf Vlfilrssiggfgglgwgggvfigd 2026 3111-gl mm . ' ' . . his o G The game is rated a toss-up. lon 1n lf 0 nd ,Sc-01. , . - t f rg' To VYFTIITCIIIQ' V -Olle of the . at 9. gtie:geiid?spl21?e3ri0geSai l'l7'3iooTqf,Qg,55'b3?i1c631s were forced tr 1 J 0 veg and? ini' ,hinge :of third place in their first is A 920 ,597H ki alte regular ery' J' 6?'f , L ashi 0 nd att. M A 5.9 .s ,, ,ac aJ1dB111McC1g Xt e e1'po,, TH ---ws-gamrffa 7.7.'0 g100QNoSAc'ga,e'n e f1e11d for fighting in .i p fv ' fa , 1, 11, ear' OFC' vrigne time glaxc, Q rd quarter along with Scottx, Q, E , W Q1 15 ' 00111 Jlifeb fvltnogflkef mein A A6035 egg' McGee and Carlefon A1 . e - ' 1. an I X X . initial? af'iif 'Y iid .fbi-ii' die' Cot? taCk1e.F10yd Wright, a P Hire .Xe gate tickets -xc.. -9 nsive malnstay was hurt AITE ticker N' HC' Said 4 60 no egg end of the first half and . .took th es have ,XQSZQAG 'See any action in the 0ff'Pete Stpf -V, . has 9.9 .5e,'Xa1f. center Wa yn e irmpip' 1' X . Q ,. -sweety Q0 o '5x hurt in the first t ' ' - gets ,og o9'2f2q1io5xF1O2vegi down the. is V Hb eb, 3 6. 400. Q:-6511- SS . , -. ' s N -45' 1,0 of 41' 'nable to flash' gras ' 6 .ice 599e'f'6oer?SZ,Q iz1e6g4Y'if9o'6T6 llded pissing 'Stat ,foitzx .9062 ,gb Q9 9 oils ok' in the game ,ras 4. . 0 6 9 .--Ax AS . ' .I onibemhln-tr FXWAN fodlolbage ,S'0.1Qnnm n -4 - 1, since: 1 1 E fx. if u'811t X 0 l vide. 0 f Aix CZ, tfbveli azfsafqf 0 in ings at Libbey, eviden the advance sale of 6,5 ets, possibly can be att to the desire of many pa fans to get a look at a hiss team that has beer in many circles as the Lin modern Toledo foott nnls. Persons who havel ai game all year are S1 cngiu' to get a peak at tl 't--fl Tiger senior Scott ' 'fs-nning , ,ested 9 12 Cl On pl.-d s Findlay voc 11 f f B , 1 ay, S Q, .. -0? me to ' Inthe secnn Mt wbelyalat Findlay St ay with a A . . e ith i 11 ' 1 Buck Lqeke ga. mg 'se'-'0 Monly two t an ey Cole CBS!!! on a. counter, 'Waite xnoved from its own 35 to a. first: down on the Scott 10 fait Sggaqyards andouchdowns on a 'gWi11g.ef.Pba11 Chang, a 37'.Vard 1- Lo k . d 2 . Ihgthe last tyijdmlfuuzds many cegame 9'fth 11 , nu, yards nna:stni.....f.u..2-1,,Ef,,Q,f9- ffuf?-'jf the w,.,eg,,ff fhe IGUUIICU gillllc. 4 v east record 1' 'A'f' 1 T'-fl by. the offensive ln his traditional Thanksgiving Df S ' f I1 . ro teams can be thrown out tl f Q anythin M UAV! v?ul1gf,ebC'pLv0: ffnf' tho SW to happen. Lastbyear, for ' jed th L t F ,d , h -rag, bi- b,,, '0uS' '-S'r,lf 1l'. twffc who were the City Che , M... 4-M as P1 ay -'Hg 5 061 N' V io flve 'C'af,b but C'e,,, ' ,131 logs should have WOII. e .un the Scott Bulldogs will- ' l fff g U05 0,01 'fe' 0 tb 'al . 'QQ , ,fl -70 00, ka f 9 '90, Bud Dean of the Bull N ,ey League contest begin,-: X noni p vhs - Wboqllart Gig, the Scotters have an A Q MTS are C0r1Sidered to-lv' X r xic 5 focnsfdeaved ,to le S'-'Ur elude? e of beating the In ' .lat DeVilbiss can be ' 1 L, Aiiejf ble! 6907510 Waffle Wad, thedgb 'eather will be a to be faced tonight miss vwef 6,6 eflzafff' off bnbkofgz 31? ,off .Lo fi ,he game. He S S . A X Oc -21 .HX-.5 iff Q7 le Jiv.'f'0, 5' lp fbe ,811 ing the g Q ee this week the coaches Segmx' .ixA'b f1'K4X3oxi:!'SXxeo1fv T'b f1- ,2P4I1g'?'raf o,ue,'abd2 Ui. folk i will bo Q . Q .1 concentrating on ' 'sive Second, 00 Q Sxycibclwkonoixb :,.V. rgiVj7e Cd Uflpdgf ymbfl 15:-9113 for . Le' 1, if at f dvers. Our defensivf .mix X905 W Q-9' ,0.,,,Xf',f'fa,.l W' ad pol '4'1.5 0 1411.000 acl' PENS f me. ' N strongest team, and C ev aww, We Qs- Qt,-'IC gaps. 5'aflf'f' 1' ' 'ed ggi all Sllelll ' f , - , , Q RSI: 43,10 Nei' PM N U11 5 lb 041, Wa, e . k qt 9 fr ls promised a few suipr --X, qv ,Q X- raft doo, SIP, 10 5.8 ian . rf' S ibrigers. 0 'tc .xd10'7'55ve :fi 50'-91: lime- :fha by vorc 7-0. ' S -ion Two years ago in ti gf P 4 .Q-aff ale' AV fliloff' 102111-U5 0uch,l,,w,, N 0ack1eVilbiss contest, DeVil . 'X.,9l..,e-1, I 1:62901 picked up e rl. Lan.5'st1-onger team than thigv be H IS ,ss 19-yay-d li 5 N 'ind Shouh squad, WHS held until ilk u.., F 6 'P 'N ILS carried Bulldogs. -minutes of the game by a Scott team- Sm Q swept w AQ, Seafslink the Inlgtogsso stron!-T as our Present Bull-'putmscbtt In I, T. fcamper .C IIT X7 51 '4I'l5l'f - ,A...,.-,J a sux ' , y with Pisula Pig v ,W ' 'ig XXQQK r the TD. 15 sf -.01 X .OL X105 me recovered a fumL1 -0.456 Q15 ,Crea-K' eu, y Q5 ve' - 1'-ANG so s . 1 er 20-yard line, z Q., ,Ax X -a ees. Q, xg ogdw -er, the Bulldogs .had 'RCW .' qlfx IMQ, xl A Wi W, ance' ,naw ,cgi TEAMS WE THEY i Sylvania 42 0 1 Findlay 12 12 2 g Central 7 20 Libbey 13 6 I Macomber 32 13 DeVilbiss 6 33 , Central 0 29 Dayton Chaminade 13 13 Woodward 12 6 ' Fremont Ross 13 13 Waite 6 0 i I '01 d. 1- li me b to L' T -its tu if' as Q 110 f ' 5 Ea 8:0 evdtnea xaY 138s X grad 0 .1 boun .xqxnslighn l third'score'came .511 Y Q eyo . ant, V 1055 Qin to ' Vet' , l me.the Irish had tl ruxw,Wlnd I Wh? awk twice 8 223132 I , 0 T0 5 W the second halt. Eh he 5,2 Qtadlu ecwyoiismged 'giguaigef 10 y ..- went 50' yards in 1 ot. ' SQ. 9, X . , , U ' before Alex cracke C' 41.1300 ygahllm ged nal. X9o1Pt5fd. im -om me on-ee Vetter lla -Beat 41 YW2 Q 'A'- ec ' 'om 4 Q 'wetted to nine niepolal 3 an ,.ar: forhghting along wi , bf. . tm them b Q Buy Scott players. l l ' . Wa- ' .-fi' T Hackl left durin :ish added two points to W ,JFind1a fouqhdgwn march asg : Lal in the fourth period .PUOHHIIY S0dis McGee ' tangled, ott, inone of .its spirits made HI1dlHackl's attempt to ch . 3g kfhwafmd gf! If' 1 clubs- Gee at the line beforvzli : 1 a e, over on 'owr as the mn lend cou d get out v 1' liogs 2-yard lin' .son it has big Rl pattern. 7 'boil U 5 flfld 011 th' . ,ngwood Blvd. crewj McCrory 1 w e'1 U16 ' K af 9109-AW ,113-13 deadlock with lblocked scoasaf '0f Q I ui end 209' S the Bulldogs' last lion Allen on Vivek '51 I l fot 'eg' ing and Scott outplayedwkiwnsv fo110w'e0Q jf' Q' . .a e y. m p team that has not been be1TD. ,After put, - 4 I 813' fr in several seasons. I 'he 'came UP Swih I :A ' Agfa' Dean feels that his green , S0051 Was ftifclglx-X V 'ith alhas gained experience times, while Waite- I er middl. just reaching its peak, flV0- T110 111012115 111 his th. dl Waite, meanwhile, has ai gave the ball up four X -.,-. lr .1-ecord, The thfee lossesj times one the interceptions hlr.-gg Wa ne smith tide turned after' start BA of S to highly rgnked clubs. l and tumblesg 2 , . V .he crow Y I ine out from the ha ' W biss, R055 and Central 195 During the contest, Waite ac- Jim All'ClfY rmission. - -112633339555 tie was played againstia lfuauy m0ved'the:ba11 F120 SOON lman, bc ge,-,fer l-abbed thekaigzitiat - - 4 - , L-....:4.-..-. 4.--.:..- rn...- -4 -.. Lan.-- -Q-., -1 3,5 ,.,,,,,,,.,,, ,A m if ix ,W sw scrimmage. The silent warriors reflect the excitement of the game Leroy Ewing rips off yardage in a hard-fought battle against DeVilbiss. Tension rises as Scott's McGee snares a pass and plunges over for a touchdown. The annual Scott-Waite game was held on a miserable day in pouring rain. The muddy and water-soaked field didn't slow down Scott's speedy backs as it was supposed to. The Bulldog defense was ready for Waite's Ston- er's passes, with linemen Dave Gray and Frank Baker each intercepting a pass. The only touchdown of the game was set up by a Lewis-to-Mo Neal pass. Stanley Cole sped around end and into the end zone, to make it 6-O in favor of Scott. Waite threatened only once, when they drove to within less than five yards ol a touchdown, but the Scott defense held! - sis. l Stanley Cole plows over defending tackles into the end zone for the only touchdown of the Scott-Waite game. THANKSGIVING HIGHLIGHTS Eddie Scott skirts around end as Scott lineman throw iarring blocks. Hyun' I Z FIGHTING VARSITY L zf' H Y 'A lhn .E x TOP ROW: Tom Gray, Jerry Rynder, Barry Baxter, Pinkney 2 f :' 5 'IEEEI Cowson, Tom Spielman, James Turk, Willie Peters, Henry Durham, Bob Black, fMgr.l, Ordie Freeman KHeod Mgr.J, N Charles Wilkins flrainerlg THIRD ROW: Frank Baker, Donald Dale, Ronnie Mower, James Mims, Leroy Ewing, Q V kv-,k,I 5.55 . 'E .. , ff V . ,Z Everett Dean Head Coach li .. . an 0 , X 51, . Rolverf Carson Richard Knisely George Machoukas Arfhur Edwards Backfield Couch Line Coach Lighiweight Coach Freshman Couch v Edward Scott, Stanley Cole, Otis McGee, Odell Parker, Frank Foster, FIRST ROW: Ralph Lewis, Harold Moss, Frank Stills, Stewart Brandman, Stan McClure lMgr.l, Jerry Edwards, Carlton Allen, Dave McConnell, Wayne SECOND ROW: James Russell, Londell McNeal, Kent Jef- Smith, Jim Powell, Floyd Wright, Dave Gray, Frank Mc- lrey, Gordon Campbell, Earl Ellis, Troy Jackson, Bob Cullough. Evans, Rody Gray, Oliver Hemphill, Cloverfield Holden, W Q Y 'ft ,. .. : V 2 54 . :1.::..i,. Watson Welever Stephen Molnar William Fetters Cloyce Cheney Athletic Director Equipment Manager Ticket Sales publicny SFS' ...f sm..aii if 1 RUGGED RESERVES FIRST ROW: Robert Hanna, Gerald Foster, Don Camp- bell, Robert Pierce, Marven Heller, Mike Sowlsky, Pete Lawless, Rock Williams, Mike Bokesch. SECOND ROW: Robert Triplett, Robert Caldwell, Mel Harrison, Richard Penwell, Jim Keller, Dennis McConnell, Ron Larkin, Odell Barry, Paul Melios, S. T. Johnson, John Palmer. THIRD ROW: Leslie Housten, Howard Jennings, Mike Roman Roger Holyfield, Eddy Fair, Bill Spivey, Milt Fisher, Juan Wingard, Tyrone Menna, Perry Stubblefield, Theodis Brandon. O'Dell Barry breaks into the open for a Scott touchdown. George Machoukas, new at Scott for the 1957 season, coached the 1957 lightweight football team. Although the team won only two games, drop- ped four games, and had one tie, the boys, molded by Mr. Machoukas' ex- cellent coaching into a hard-fighting unit, gained valuable experience. The leading ground-gainer was Bill Flat- top Spivey, a freshman. Other play- ers with potential included Mike Ro- man, Bob Caldwell, and Ty Menna. The team placed fourth in the City Lightweight League. LIGHTWEIGHT SCORES SCOTT OPPONENT 0 Libbey 26 21 Waite 27 13 Whitmer 14 7 Woodward 7 24 Central 7 0 DeVilbiss 31 20 Macomber 7 VICTORIOUS FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Norman Williams, James Caldwell, Donald Sweet, Theodore Adams, Paul Hague, John Simmons, Steve McGee, Frederick Ellis, Billy Baker, Toby Wexler, Donald Stein, SECOND ROW: Joseph Gerry, Durrel Brumlield, Paul DuHart, Donald Baker, Ronald Moss, Grover Reynolds, Dick Taylor, James Moody, Daniel Lupo, Art Edwards, a new coach at Scott for the 1957 season, guided the boys into a five-two record, the team de- feated all opponents except Waite and Woodward. He helped the boys achieve teamwork and good sports- manship in all the games. By tying with Macomber for second place in the city league, the l957 freshman football team started their football careers off in the right direc- tion. FRESHMAN SCORES TEAMS WE THEY Libbey 6 0 Waite 0 21 St. Francis 7 6 Woodward 0 14 Central 13 7 DeVilbiss 7 0 Macomber l3 6 Louis Sanders, Edward Shulte, Dave Bethony, Robert Zuttp FIRST ROW: Harley Oiler, Nathaniel Glover, Arnell Har- ris, Robert Ross, Leroy Hooker, Gerald Hutchens, Willie Tripplet, Edward McCullough, Bruce Clark. NOT PIC- TURED: Paul Daniels, Ronnell Woods, David Sanders, Clyde Terry, Milo Terry, Edgar Martin. Scott ball-carrier plunges around and through the op- position. A A Q53 F .: L X k a Uwfx Q f 5 ? 5 i ' 1 5 if 3 E 5 'fc Sf . Q B T? 'S . R re E fb X , E M M... P 'N-a,,,, f-T .Qui ,M 1 , i f ima k Ky, X Mil f ' i L L 5 lx -Fx A Skill? - .X Y ' Q f 1 E? - li F ,Q ' ' 'Rf . 7 9 ' fx L 5 f W , I'2E5i.j. ff- 1' ' X 5 5 S Q X jf 1 Q 'e 8. X X, N - ,':'e..?.h . 1 bv Gil Q vi -X 1- s i x...v,-'T A Nl E35 4 iw, xx x K lx xfslpm 'N-....,.v imxmwxlwmuw W Q QE? Siygxw iv-fi' :mkgagw 1-1 E YQ so-wx ' ' X: sh 1 if .. -l WRXEMSWE- if - .. Aww 1. ,f . x .V , Q Xa 2 ww 3 Sf X 'Q 5 , if I . p . E 3111 .,'. S. . 465 . Q .M ,, xg, x S , ws: ,Q X X rv - 'X , a I E' SERS i . If A ' Q A1'V-' -up 19 Q ' f fm 'nw Q, in if 'Sr Q Qu.-vu 0-. . L 'Q' , A.w-vwxvi dh? 1 ,gi auf'-I, rf! E X n. ,X if 'R 3 ?:K,fi,fxs Q X552- xj 2 SUD 4 0 5 Na' , rx ' Qi 6 f 0 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Kandik, John Kirkbride, mgr., Ollie Randell, Dave McConnell, Marv Odesky, Ralph Lewis, Wes Jones, Ray Wolford, Louis Sanders, Frank Motley, Jim Powell, Tom Brymer, Sanford Zimmer- man, James McFollins, Larry Schwartz, John Palmer, mgr. vlcroklous VARSITY Dick Knisely Andy KGl'1dlk Bill Fehers Freshman Bcskefball Coach Head Baskeiball Coach Lightweight Basketball Coach 'Q P Q y .Au at , .- fm r W f Q- , '. 0. , ,W . -51 . Q i O as 4 iw K lg- 'k1 'I :., . ' , gee: ' fi. ,, 1: ei f 5 Q F N if 'N 32 E L Q, if' -. : f gf ' W x ' P .- E: -' i 5 522 A 1 , I sf . ,ggi E X' FH k T!- if Q 6 nv IQ Ma 'Wm GMX. aww' KX UT? EU if ,kd X E 5 W. MA.v Q53H - M 5 ,W .f 1? 3 ZW 4 ,,d,,,v. V5-we as 1 D ml .- Mllilvll' 7 wmv. Yi' Q , X ' 4' egaf - 3: an L ,. Qs SSW' xk 04 Ann Ritner, Sharon Dietrich, Jackie Melvin, Judy Myers. a 0 k Spirit-Spar ers STANDING: Mary Shipley, Bob Bowen, Mary Ann Fitz. KNEELING: Bonnie Carter, Donna Middling, Edwinq Johnson x in A! 'km .- Q gi' .,.,- iii?:E',,2feEffi?fE2,ff f''I-5571 : Judy Holmes, co-coptoin. Conni Linkous, co-captain. Syncopatecl Strutters Tiff ,4,,,.,,,,.., ,, W ,W Q , f . . , .fix 5,,,,,k 4 - 6, V y 3, iggigti ki h fl M 5 EWW . grffvkmn EMM 2' Judy Holmes, Marcia Soutter, Betty .lean Smith, Kay Staunton, Cherry Wright,ConniLinkous TRACKMEN IN ACTION ....- .,......, --., --.....,., ..,,...,... .......,...-, James Powell, James Mims, Frank Boker, Ernie Wright, Oliver Hemphill, Ronald Yates, Stanley Cole, Fred Preston, Floyd Wright, Theodore Brandon, Gordon Campbell, Earl SEATED: Henry Durham, Eddie Scott, Houston Willis, Bill Ellis, Mickey Johnson, Bob Black, SECOND ROW: James Rutledge, Harold Parks, Carlton Allen, Murray Johnson, Keller, Donald Yates, Leroy Ewing, George Cook, Clover- Ordie Freeman. Jim Powell breaks away in the low hurdles event. Gordon Campbell, Scott's pole vault ace, tips the bar, but goes on to win the event. Our l957 track team with Joe Sans- bury and Gordon Campbell as co-captains ranked second in the city league, defeat- ing all the city high schools except Libbey. Scott participated in the DeVilbiss Night Relays and the Northwestern Ohio Dis- trict Meet and placed second in both. Among the outstanding players was Ernie Wright, class of l957, who was chos- en the most valuable player of the team. He set and subsequently broke his own city league record of 54' 9V2 in the shot put. He also competed in the discus events. Harold Moss, class of l958, remained un- defeated in the 220 yard dash throughout the season, he ran also in the lOO yard dash and the one-half mile relay. Ranked among top scorers were Joe Sansbury, Gordon Campbell, Jim Powell, and Leroy Ewing. TRACK SCORES TEAMS WE THEY Waite 85 33 Libbey 53 65 DeVilbiss 67 51 Central l l l 6 Macomber l 10 7 Woodward 98 20 f A lt's up and over as Joe Sansbury leaps into the lead Uhhh' Ernie Wright seems to say as he sets a new record TOP ROW: Charles Martin, mgr., Willie Brown, Henry sky, Kent Jeffrey, mgr., Coach Kandik. BOTTOM ROW: Facen, Melvin Jones, Andrew Hollyfield, Dove McConnell, Wesley Jones, Jerry Edwards, Ralph Stohan, Gary Dulen- Jerry Sautter, Ralph Lewis, Nick Fotos, Maurice Shaven- sky, Allen Hotchkiss, Ray Moore, Frank Brown, Bill Cook, John Chatmon, Clayton Kynard. SCOTT'S DIAMOND NINE Slide! McConnell, slidel f By compiling a 3-8 record for fifth place in the league, the 1957 Scott baseball team experienced a relatively poor season after having won two con- secutive city league titles. Handicap- ped many times by o muddy practice field, the team was unable to live up to its potential. Jerry Edwards, an out- standing left-hancled pitcher in the city league, with two years of vorsity play to his credit, earned two of the Bull- dog victories. Tree-Toppers Scott's 1957 golf team, coached by Mr. Glen Lake, played exceedingly well against strong opposition in the city area. Although the Bulldogs lost their second two games in sizable defeats, the team came back to win and end the season with a hard-fought 4-3 record. The team was captained by Dave Kop- elman, who shared with Bill Allen the best- STANDING: James Waltz, Bill Allen, Larry Schwartz, Coach Lake. BOTTOM ROW: Rody Gray, Charles Beren. NOT PICTURED: Sheldon Singal, Dave Kopelman. Tennis Toughies The spring of 1957 was a very suc- cessful year for the Scott tennis team as it tallied six victories against one defeat. ln the city league, the Bull- dog Netters won second place, losing only to DeVilbiss by one point in a close 3-2 match. Outstanding play- ers on the team who performed re- markably well were Paul Arndt, Marv Odesky, and Andy Roman. WE THEY 5 2 Maumee 5 O Woodward 2 3 DeVilbiss 4 'l Central 4 l Waite 5 0 Libbey 5 0 Macomber scoring record on the team. WE THEY 23W W Woodward 4V2 1956 DeVilbiss Di 23Vz Central 23 l Waite T7 7 Libbey 9 15 Macomber l2Vz 'l l Va Ottawa Hills STANDING: Roland' Kroncs, Mike Roman, Marvin Odesky, Coach Leitner. BOTTOM ROW: Ronnie Bilchik, Andy Roman, Paul Arndt, Jerry Rynder. 'IO 9 LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Conners, Bob Snider, Al Hotchkiss. Allen Hotchkiss bowls Scott's National League Bowling Team ended this year's competition with a l4-34 record. Leading in the scoring race was Tom Gray who rolled a l56 average with a high game of 214. His brother Dave Gray was close on his heels with an average of I49. lt was with these two players that the team was able to give continuous competition to the area schools and complete the season in seventh place. Alley The American League Bowling Team started the season by winning decisive victories, but un- fortunately ended the year in a long losing streak. The team was constantly looking for substitutes because they lost four of their regular starting five to professional bowling organizations. Bill Spaman led the team in scoring honors with a 126 average. Larry Eck also scored high for the team with a 120 average. The American League bowlers closed the season in tenth place with a record of 5 wins and 43 losses. Cats LEFT TO RIGHT: Rob Teska, Bruce Quigley, Bill Spaman, James Wentworth, Larry Eck a strike? l 1 l 112 CRGANIZATIONS I Artists Learn Form and Line Members display results of their labor. The members ofthe Art Club en- deavor to interpret that which they see about them on paper and can- vas. Study, as well as talent, is PRESIDENT Sally Routson VICE PRESIDENT Barbara Thomas SECRETARY , ,, Helen Boardman TREASURER . . .Sandy Harris ADVISER . , . . Mr. Wheeler necessary to a good artist. Through observation and criticism, they attain better appreciation and expression of art. Boardman, Merilyn Cohen. TOP ROW: Sandra Blaine, Ann Goree, Carole Trabbic, Charles Conyers, Sandy Harris .Ioan Brown. SECOND ROW: Brenda Adkisson, Ida Ludwig, Shirley Stewart, Sally Routson Barbara Thomas, Fonsa Hassel. FIRST ROW: Mr. Wheeler, Lynne Feldman, Ann Ritner, Karen Kern Helen Bible Club Studies Scriptures TOP ROW: Yvonne Martin, Rhoda Basilius, Gerald McClure, Charles Kisseberth. SECOND ROW, Theo Simmons, Ann Harris, Jill Goldstein, Dave Gilchrist, Barbara Tyson. FIRST ROW: Jean Hamic, Roslyn Friedman, Carol Campbell, Virginia Wagner, Mr. James Hill. Devoting their meetings to the discus- sion of the Bible and its meaning, the mem- bers of the Bible Club study an important part of our life, religion. Through the dis- playing of posters concerning the different PRESIDENT Dave Gilchrist VICE PRESIDENT Violet Downes SECRETARY- TREASURER , Barbara Tyson ADVISER Mr. Hill religious holidays during the year, the club has done much toward educating the stud- ent body and increasing understanding and tolerance of the many religions here at Scott. Rhoda Basilius Ipins in mouthl constructs a Bible Club bulletin board lv ln1 '! TOP ROW: Sheldon Singal, Mickey Shanabarger, Bill McGee, Bill Hazard, Paul Arndt, Paul Epstein. THIRD ROW: Jane Penwell, Laura Gundy, Alice Keesee, Marilyn Boyd, Maxine Sherman, Bonnie Schulman, Marlene Rubin. SECOND ROW: Herman Martin, Jeanette Ray, Carol Campbell, Violet Downes, Rhoda Basilius, Jane Weiss, Jeff Haddad, Carolyn Tucker, JoAnn Spoor, John Mazor. FlRST ROW: Barbara Adams, Carol Griffin, Marilyn Doner, Sue McCabe, Fred Wallace, Miss Longbrake, Jim Brymer, Norman Kawamura, Bill Brundage. Honor Society Emphasizes Scholarship Developing character and scholar- encourage freshman interest and com- ship among the students of Scott is the petition in academic subjects, the so- task of the Honor Society. To further ciety sent letters of congratulation to this purpose, the group established the freshman honor roll students. Scott High School Roll of Honor. To Sue McCabe gets her wish as Honor Society welcomes new members Linda Workman devours an Honor Society doughnut as Jeff Haddad and Violet Downes look on. ,M L PRESIDENT .... .,....... V iolet Downes SECRETARY- TREASURER ........,. Rhoda Basilius ADVISER .....,. ...., M iss Longbrake II6 Alchemists Survive Induction Ceremony t X TOP ROW: Marc Van Wormer, Nick Fotos, Tom Brymer, John Mazor, Murray Remer, Marvin Odes- ky, Malcolm Baxter, Steve Boesel, Frank McCullough, David Levine, Roland Kroncs, Frank Foster, Bill Spaman, Sanford Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Kent Jeffrey, David McConnell, Gordon Gold- man, Dave Kohler, Charles Kisseberth, Dick Peters, Gilbert Black, Chessie Jeffries, Willie Peters, Cranston Quigley. SECOND ROW: Rhoda Basilius, Harry Clark, Bill Cook, Mike Gregory, Jeff Haddad, Tom Spielman, Ron Mower, Judy Holmes, Janice Lohr, Duane Ernst, Violet Downes. FIRST ROW: Mr. Weiser, Kemp Lindsey, Franklin Brown, Jeannette Ray, Barry Sherman, Carol Campbell, Barbara Axilrod, Alice Large, Iona Gephart, Betsy Waidner, Rona Shavin. Chemistry and physics students who receive A or B in the first semester are inducted into the AI- chemist Society. The induction cere- mony is enough to test the mettle PRESIDENT . VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY .. .. TREASURER .. ADVISER ..... ..David Levine Chessie Jeffries .. ...Alice Large . ...John Mazor . . ..Mr. Weiser of any unwary scientist. Ancient rites, passed from alchemist to al- chemist, are performed. So far, however, no pocts with the devil have been signed. Dick Peters finds induction ceremony shocking. 7 Chessers Checkmate City Opponents Duane Ernst and Steve Boesel pore over an intricate combination. PRESIDENT I Marc VanWormer VICE PRESIDENT . Chessie Jeffries SECRETARY- TREASURER , Franklin Brown ADVISER , Mr. Trippensee Omar Khayyclm,2the Arabian poet, once compared chess but they have proved that they are well versed in the in players to the Goddess of Fate, saying, She . . . hither, thi- tricasies of chess. The team emerged from the inter school ther moves, and mates, and slays. The members of the competition without a single loss and only one draw Scott Chess Club may not know much about Arabian poetry, Taylor. TOP ROW: Marc Van Wormer, Bill Spaman, Murray Shy, Malcolm Baxter, Steve Boesel, David Levine. SECOND ROW: Ted Allen, Andy Roman, Oscar Phillips, Gilbert Black, Chessie Jeffries Cran Quigley. FIRST ROW: Mr. Trippensee, Franklin Brown, James Levison, Morris Jackson, Harlan Junior Council Discusses World Problems TOP ROW: Arnold Shugarman, Dennis Forsythe, Gerald Black, John Northcott, Gilbert Folleher Mary Pettigrew, Barbara Axilrod. SECOND ROW: Judy Engle, Stanford Shulmon, Jay Steingroot Jeff Haddad, Barry Sherman, Duane Ernst, Juanita Gill. FIRST ROW: Larry Simon, Helen Boardman Pat Dowell, Elaine Hallem, Marvin Friedman, James Levison, Marvin Heller. Sputnicks, treaties, H-bombs, and politics -- all these figure in the interest of the Junior Council on World Affairs. Through discussion and debate, many points of view on these problems are discovered PRESIDENT , . . Arnold Shugarman VICE PRESIDENT .John Northcott SECRETARY A , ,. Juanita Gill TREASURER . . Marvin Heller ADVISER . ,. Mr. Graham and aired, and, needless to say, many differences of opinion oc- cur. Among the activities of the council is the engaging of speak- ers to talk upon politics and diplo- macy. Arnold Shugarman and members discuss a current topic 2 WPI TOP ROW: Evelyn Borgelt, Judy Engle, Mary Pettigrew, Carole Trabbic, Pete Lawless, Harve Collins, Walter Nuzum, Jerry Abrams, Harry Pettigrew. FOURTH ROW: Rachelle Zucker, Virgini Wagner, Carol Reagle, Sandie Mullins, Cloris Brown, Phyllis Gholston, Charlene Cummings, Win fred Holt, Gary Crawford, Joanne Klein, Pat Dowell. THIRD ROW: Dianne Eulitt, Linda Worl man, Ronald Bilchik, Marvin Heller, Claire Zaner, Jacquie Stewart, Barbara St. Clair, Jacki Heard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kandik, Laurine Jackson, Pat Hern, Mary Wright, Denise Strong Marcia Shenofsky, Ann Ritner, Kathleen Kuhns. FIRST ROW: Honey Goldstein, Jackie Melvin, Su Kledis, Ann Rice, Shirley Reddick, Sylvia Bruner, Mary Brown. P e p C I u la . Bob Frankel puts pep into Pep Club PRESIDENT r , .Carol Reagle VICE PRESIDENT .Jackie Stewart SECRETARY . . ., Mary Pettigrew TREASURER .. , Sally Routson ADVISER , .,.,, Mr. Kandik Judy Ferrero, Patricia Miller, Jill Walker, Marcia Ewing. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hicks, Sandra Shonabarger, Carol Patton, Marcia Lopate, Sue Foster, Jan Hodge, Joanne Sass, Mildred Taylor, Eva Tucker. THIRD ROW: Steve McLaughlin, Marc Van Wormer, Terry Jones, Bob Frankel, Sher- rie Seiling, Darlene McKenzie, Jeff Hadded, Bob Hanna. SECOND ROW: Sharon Young, Karen Kerr, Elaine Hallem, Carlease Foster, Alice Wilbourn, Myra Gundy, Sandy Gunsberg, Faye Bel- cher. FIRST ROW: Barbara Brandman, Frances Patroulis, Sally Merickel, Lynn Feldman, Edwina Johnson, Helen Boardman, Laura Allen, . . .Promotes Scott Support is the purpose of Scott's newest and largest club, the Pep Club. In its first year the club has completed a formidable record of activities. Among these were the sale of megaphones and the organization of a rheering sec- tion for football games. The group also sponsored a cheer- writing contest, which was won by Nancy Blaine. Through their promotion of Scott's activities, the members ot the Pep Club have proved themselves a credit to the school. If support is their purpose, then enthusiasm will have to be their watchword. You take a big S A little c A round o And a double t . Put 'em all together And what have you got? Scott, Scott, SCOTT! Mr. Kcndik conducts assembly V 'ul'-'wwe-W www-1: - 'f 'f'eywW tx re- French Club Learns Through Speaking PRESIDENT . ,. ,, .. , Karen Patrick VICE PRESIDENT , , Judy Holmes SECRETARY , . I Sylvia Bruner TREASURER .,.. .. . Jim Alexander ADVISER .... ..,.,... , Miss Butler I Boniour, Mademoiselle. Comment allez-vous? Mais oui! Practically everyone uses a few Frenchphrases The SGCOHCI-year French CIGSS. The fact that much Of the in conversation, it gives one a continental air! If this is true, business of these meetings is conducted in French gives the then there is a group of 'bons vivants' here at Scott. This gathering a very 'Parisienne' atmosphere. group is the French Club, which holds its meetings during Bob Bailey, Chessie Jeffries, Bob Snider, Lee Brady, Mike Roman, Bobby Lane. SECOND ROW: Ann Ritner, Janet Dwyle,V Jill Goldstein, Conni Linkous, Barbara Tyson, Mary Ann Fitz, Carol Campbell. FIRST ROW: Miss Butler, Roslyn Friedman, Donna Middling, Sylvia Bruner, Karen Patrick, Judy Holmes, Jim Alexander. Spanish Club Takes Imaginary Trips to Spain TOP ROW: Fred Mills, Louie Sanders, Roland Krancs, John Mazor. SECOND ROW: Eloise Rivers, Jackie Martin, Fred Trumn, Allen Leveton. FIRST ROW: Miss,Bingham, Norma Fletcher, Penny Wagner. With a little imagination you can find yourself in the Spanish Club. Discussions of Spanish customs and Madrid without leaving the halls of Scott. The suit- current affairs in Spanish-speaking countries explore able atmosphere for these flights of fancy can be every aspect of these colorful civilizations. found in Miss Bingham's classroom at any meeting of PRESIDENT Eloise Rivers SECRETARY Roland Krancs ADVlSER Miss Bingham Miss Bingham and Eloise Rivers point out Spanish customs on Spanish Club bulletin ME gg Ns 5' FE 'fs Science -Math Club Masters Equation for Success TOP ROW: Bill Spaman, Roland Krancs, John Mazor, Nick Fotos, Malcolm Baxter, Steve Boesel, Marvin Odesky, David Levine. SECOND ROW: Michael Gregory, Bob Brundage, Herbert Shugar- man, Stan Shulman, James Merickel, All Feldstein, Steve McLaughlin, Arnold Shugarman, Solian Black. FIRST ROW: Mr. Trippensee, Steve Katz, Judith Engle, David Lyons, Gary Crawford, Ronald Bilchik, Ida Ludwig. A club with its eyes to the future is the Science and or science. The group also engages guest speakers Math Club. In their meetings, the members discuss from education and industry to talk about the ap- current scientific achievements, and individual mem- plications of science and math, and career possibili- bers sometimes speak upon a particular field of math ties in these fields. A constitution is prepared for the Science and Math Club. PRESIDENT . .I John Mazor VICE PRESIDENT . , Marvin Odesky SECRETARY- TREASURER . Ronald Bilchik ADVISER , Mr. Trippensee Radio Club Delves Into Complex Subiect PRESIDENT .. ., Bob Brundage VICE PRESIDENT Steve McLaughlin SECRETARY Alexander Nowakowski TREASURER . . .. , . Bill Spaman ADVISER ,. , .Mr. Cheney Mr. Cheney explains the workings of a radio to members. Electronics, to some, may be Greek, but activity. The club studies and builds TV to the members of the Radio Club it is a sets and short-wave radios during their fascinating and important extra-curricular meetings. Michael Lake. vvv, QWVV VVVVB TOP ROW: Barry Baxter, Bill Spaman, Al Nowakowski, Jim Boyk, Gordon Goldman FIRST ROW: Mr. Cheney, Bernard Schmitt, Steve McLaughlin, Bob Brundage, 6 shrifgfws --5. Miss Fields admires her Christmas gift from the Betsy Waidner, Chessie Jeffries, and Sandra Gross are hard SCOTTONIAN Smff. at work at deadline time. SCOTTONIAN sfqff Snaps, Snips, Scrilololes, and Pastes TOP ROW: David Levine, Roland Krancs, Frank McCullough, John Northcott, Remer, Marc VanWormer, Kent Jeffrey. THIRD ROW: Martin Prekop, Penwell, Joseph Doneghy, David McConnell, Gordon Goldman, Chessie Barbara Axilrod. SECOND ROW: Duane Ernst, Jill Goldstein, Judy Murray Richard Jeffries, Holmes, Rhoda Basilius, Claire Zaner, Sandra Gross, Janet Dwyke. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ryan, Miss Fields, Sally Routson, Honey Goldstein, Bonnie Carter, Micki Patrick, Betsy Waidner. let Downes works desperately to beat deadline. -ff V' filth' h Sandy Gross and Roland Krancs work on panel boards. Claire ZF-me' lC1lfeS Yime-OU? frOm W0rk at SCOTTONIAN Christmas party. September found the SCOTTONIAN staff, new members and old hands, excited at the prospect of producing their own yearbook. During the first weeks the twenty-eight staff members selected a theme and cover design, decided upon the dedication of the book, and signed a printing contract for IOOO books. Settling down to the task at hand, the staff sent its harried photo- graphers to classrooms, football games, club meetings, and formal dances to snap Scotters in action. After underclass and senior pictures were taken in October, the staff produced on assembly in the field house to introduce both the new Scott teachers and the 1958 book. Beanbags and barker aroused enthusiasm, and the SCOTTONIAN sales campaign was off to a success- ful start. The new printer initiated a new method and strict new deadlines. In the flurry of paste-ups a common shout became, Hey, guess what. We're out of glue again! When on March 29 the last pages of this book went to press, the staff breathed one great sigh of relief, but felt a little lost without the old deadline pressure. In May lOOO copies of the book were delivered to Scott, and twenty- eight happy people were ioined by 972 more happy people, each the proud possessor of a 1958 SCOTTONIAN. lndia. l I .JPL .sQE1sWi KM A visitor to the SCOTTONIAN room is Mrs. Sara Banneriee from i V Thistle Provides Enioyment ancl Entertainment for Scott Students TOP ROW: Gilbert Folleher, Dick Peters, Charles Kisseberth, Bill Haas, Stan Shulman. SECOND ROW: Janice DeWoIfe, Miriam Adair, Boi: Sinclair, Judy Gray. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Conwell, Marlene Shepperson, Martin Prekop, LaGora Bey. Galley sheets require scrupulous proof-reading. uThe e'5 e deadline 'O meet! If we may paraphrase, ln Scott nearly everybody reads the THISTLE. Our school newspaper has attained a new high in per- fection this year, which iust about matches the esteem which it holds in the eyes of the student body. The THISTLE is produced by the iournalism class and serves the dual purpose of providing a medium for creative writing and informing and entertaining the school. The THISTLE staff is to be thanked dnd commended for giving Scotters another reason to be proud of their school. THE SCOTT THISTLE A monthly publication of the Jesup W. Scott Journalism Class Member of Quill and Scroll Student Press Association Charles W, Kisseberth eooo, i.....,.Y, .,.r.,,eeee ,ev,eee e,eee,,e A , E d itor-in-chief LaG0r-gi Bey ,,,,,.,,v,v ,,ool A ,, o v News Editor Marlene Shepperson ,,,,,.. Editorial Editor Janice DeWolfe ,,,,,,,,,,,. ..,.,.. F eature Editor Stanford Shulman ....ee e.V.. S p0I'tS Edit01' Martin Prekop ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,, A rt Director David Levine ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, .....,, P hotographer Mrs. Kathleen Conwell .,..........,,e . e,e... eee.ee.... . Advisor Mr. R. J. Langstaff .....,,e.... ......,...,..........,..... ...... P I' incipal REPORTERS News: Gil Folleher, Judy Gray Editorial: Miriam Adair, Dick Peters Feature: Bob Sinclair, Conni Linkous Sports: Bill Haas, Don Molter Freshman Sophomore Boys Fulfill Hi-Y Purpose Hi Y boys are kept busy with bake sale. Listing among its activities a skat- ing party, a bake sale, and a spring dance, the Freshrnan-Sopho- more Hi-Y had an active and suc- cessful year in 1958. Their most important activity, the Hi-Y Hop, PRESIDENT , Jim Keller VICE PRESlDENT Richard Penwell SECRETARY , Pete Lawless TREASURER , Howard Jennings ADVISER Mr. Machoukas was a well-planned and well-at- tended affair. In addition, the club participated in a number of serv- ice projects in keeping with its pur- pose of serving school and com- munity. TOP ROW: Mike Bokesch, George Cook, Steve Pepson, Mike Cmythe, Howard Jennings Mike Ro man, Gilbert Plunkett. SECOND ROW: Paul Daniels, Richard Penwell, Pete Lawless, Bob Peirce Jim Keller, Denny McConnell. FIRST ROW: Mr. Machoukas, Jay Menna, Dean Kroncke Jim Alexand er, Marvin Heller, Paul Milios, Mike Swolsky. Junior-Senior Hi-Y Has Full Schedule TOP ROW: Robert Hudson, Chuck Conyers, Robert Johnson, Frank Foster, Nick Fotos, Larry De Vries John Northcott, Bob Bowen. SECOND ROW: Bill Cook, Bob Bacon, Bob Snider, Fred Mills Frank Wotring, Scott Reiter, Bill Collins. FlRST ROW: Mervyn Goldstein, Martin Prekop, Ball Newman, Allen Hotchkiss, Jack Menna, Ken Lein. Although the Junior-Senior Hi- Y disbanded as a club this year, they did so only after making a valuable contribution to the com- munity. The members sold papers from door to door as their part in PRESIDENT .,.. .. .,... ,. Bob Bowen VICE PRESIDENT , .Bob Johnson SECRETARY-TREASURER Ken Lein the Old Newsboys' Campaign to aid underprivileged children in Toledo. As a final gesture, the club donated its funds to the class of 1958. Frank Foster, Bob Bowen, and Bob Snider, prepare to em bark upon a door-to-door sales campaign for the Old Newsboys Freshman Y - eens Promote Fellowship I qqu, TOP ROW: Karen Adams, Evelyn Borgett, Rose Franklin, Erva Tucker, Betty Ellis, Constance Burks, Betty Maltz, Judith Gross, Joanne Klein, Lola Welch, Earvy Casey, Donna Wilheim, Rada Schneider, Winona Pinkney, Florence Harris, Janice Hackley, Rosemary Thomas. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brandman, Anita Schubert, Wendie Dorf, Ann Harris, Marilyn Carson, Lucille Baginski, Mildred Taylor, Mary Ann Roberts, Sandra Milligan, Faye Belcher, Judith Engle, Sandra Warner, Mabel Lee, Jill Wyse, Lynda Honse. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stewart, Sally Merickel, Jeanette Kish, Helen Boardman, Barbara Thall, Lile Greeb, Willagene Balthazon, Tona Odem, Chardell Gins- burg, Myra Gundy, Laura Allen, Linda Francis, Jackie Irving, Cora Jobe, Pat Dowell, Lynne Feldman. 1958 was a busy year for the Freshman Y- fall dance, and a World Fellowship Party. These Teens. Among other things, the enthusiastic fresh- activities served to further the club's purpose of man girls managed to squeeze in a spring dance, a promoting friendship and co-operation in the school. PRESIDENT .. .,.., .Wendy Dorf VICE PRESIDENT . ., Sally Merickel SECRETARY ,...... Mildred Taylor TREASURER ...... Barbara Brandman ADVISER .....t. ,.,..... . .,Mr5, Stewart Wendy Dorf explains committee functions to Freshman Y-Teens. Sophomore Y - Teens Enioy Busy Year ADVISER. , . Miss Young Nita Bradley buys a Bulldog beanie from Jacquie Stuart and Marcia Shenof- sky during the Sophomore Y-Teen beanie sale. The year began with the Sophomore Y-Teens selling service activities. They cleaned out the trophy case and programs at the opening football game of the season. As held a splash party and bake sale all the year progressed, the group added social functions to its was a very busy year for the Sophomore Y Teens I wig ,M rw - ,K vw- ,ti 3 . TOP ROW: Minnie Campbell, Carol Patton, Carol Trabbic, Mary Pettigrew, Claris Brown, Marilyn Brattie, Armand Bush, Jackie Heard, Marcia Ewing, Charlene Cummings, Winifred Holt, Phyllis Gholston, Genie Rosebrock, Linda Dowell, Sue Foster. THIRD ROW: Sandra Shanabarger, Linda Hicks, Sandy Tilton, Mary Weyant, Lynda Griffin, Denyse Karrick, Eloise Anderson, Mary Carol Myers, Carol Reagle, Carol Ardner, Janilyd Schaeffer, Judy Ferrero, Jackie Melvin, Honey Gold- stein. SECOND ROW: Joanne Sass, Lynne Worshtil, Marcia Shenofsky, Jacquie Stuart, Marcia Sautter, Betty Smith, Shirley Stewart, Debby Madson, Rhoda Dwyke, Sharon Young, Karen Kern, Linda Workman, Barbara Eding. FIRST ROW: Sharon Dagner, Martha Mack, Janice Oden, Francis Patroulis, Janie Wilson, Sylvia Bruner, Kathleen Kuhns, Ann Ritner, Sue Lynn Kledis, Carol Bowler, Alice Wilbourn, Sherileen Hoskins, Sandra Love, Mary Brown. PRESIDENT . I , Francis Patroulis VICE PRESIDENT Carol Reagle SECRETARY , Marcia Shenofsky TREASURER , .. Jackie Heard 4 JUDIOI' Y-TGGHS prepare Scott mums for sale. PRESIDENT , . Nancy Blaine VICE PRESIDENT Jill Walker SECRETARY , . Phoebe Fears TREASURER . . , Theo Simmons ADVISER . . , Mrs. Penn Junior Y - Teens Find The Y-Teen goal of service is exemplified in the Junior Y-Teens. These iunior girls, cleaning cases, displaying posters, or busy at some service proiect, are a familiar sight Jr Y-Teens rest after selling football programs. Few Idle Moments in the halls of Scott. During the year the group numbered the sale of football programs and Scott mums among its many proiects. TOP ROW: Myra Dennis, Clariner Freeman, Nancy Blaine, Jill Walker, Joyce Hamilton, Sandra McDowell, Helen Gainey, Martha Knowles, Ann Goree, Beverly Billups, Harriett Traynum. THIRD ROW: Virginia Gibson, Dianne Hummel, Mary Wright, Patricia Mack, Diana Glesmer, Miriam Adair, Laurine Jackson, Sandra Gross, Claudia Lucas, Patricia Huston. SECOND ROW: Peggy Hammons, Ruby Tucker, Carol Thomas, Ginger Robertson, Mildred Clark, Theo Simmons, Phoebe Fears, Lola Jeffries, Sally Routson, Norma Moore. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Penn, Paula Kelly, Sharon Dietrich, Jan Harshbarger, Deanna Johnson, Mary Esse, Betty Abbott, Carol Ann Body,lDorothy Strong, Bonnie Carter, Edwina Johnson. J Hi we .4 ui iiw TOP ROW: Gwenn Metcalf, LaGora Bey, Ida Ludwig, Tennie Ramey, Janet Ruffner, Maybelle Wig- gins, Karen Hill, Yvonne Martin, Carol Teska, Joann Cranon, Joan Brown, Doris Flagg, Joanne Hobe, Nancy Goodman. THIRD ROW: Carol Schulte, Jeannette Ray, Anna Lynch, Janet Quinn, Phyllis Bobzean, Linda Law, Virginia Wagner, Barbara Hoagland, Doris Simrell, Mary Sue Ship- ley, Mary Ann Fitz, Carol Campbell, Constance Woods, Catherine Foster. SECOND ROW: Janet Dwyke, Barbara Thomson, Doris Powell, Mary Turner, Denise Strong, Roberta Parkman, Wilma Taylor, Jackie Spratt, Alice Large, Hazel Lee, Shirley Reddick, Barbara Curtis. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ruth Ellenp Donna Middling, Betsy Waidner, Miclxie Patrick, Iona Gephart, Eloise Rivers, Betty Lathan, Sharon Hohenberger, Judy Holmes, Juanita Gill, Phyllis Hutchen, Carol Kledis, Norma Fletcher, Rhoda Basilius. Scott Senior Reigns as Every year, the Y-Teen clubs in each high school nominate one girl as their representative to the Area Y-Teen dance. Scott senior June Humphreys was elected queen of the dance, Hearts in Harmony, Area Y-Teen February 8. Aside from their work on the dance, the Senior Y-Teens also found time to sell football programs and to play hostess to the football mothers at the Scott Thanksgiving assembly. Queen which was held at the YWCA on Senior Y Teens host football mothers. PRESIDENT . Sharon Hohenberger VICE PRESIDENT Judy Holmes SECRETARY ,.... . , Juanita Gill TREASURER , . Carol Kledis ADVISER . . ,.,. .,.Mrs. Eller Future Nurses Learn and Serve PRESIDENT , , Betsy Waidner VICE PRESIDENT Virginia Wagner SECRETARY , . Rona Shavin TREASURER , , , Connie Reinhart ADVISER , A Mrs. Harrison Mrs. Harrison shows the correct way to bandage an arm. The FUTUTG NU 5e5' Club is an OVQUWIZUTIOU WITIT hospitals where they can observe firsthand the tech- a purpose. The group fulfills its obiect of promoting niques of nursing, A5 Q service prgiectl ine Club an active interest in nursing GS Cl PTOTESSIOU fl'lI'0UQl1 made Christmas favors which were sent to hospitals the presentation of guest speakers. They also tour ground fhe City, TOP ROW: Ida Ludwig, Jane Heck, Myrna Dennis, Linda Dowell, Marilyn Bzzttie. SECOND ROW: Juanita Gill, Carol Ardner, Judy Ferrero, Rhoda Dwyke, Eva Holly. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Harrison, Betsy Waidner, Virginia Wagner, Connie Reinhart, Rona Shavin Future Teachers Prepare tor Careers TOP ROW: Betty Ellis, Robert Wright, wig, Carol Ardner, Mildred Taylor, Ra Wilma Taylor, Karen Adams, SECOND ROW: Ida Lud- chelle Zucker, Doris Powell. FIRST ROW: Mr. Graham 1 Velma Powell, Catherine Foster, Sandra Love, Janet Quinn. Preparation for a career in teaching does not couragement for students who want to be teachers. begin in college, it begins with the first rudiments Through guest speakers and observation of teachers of education. Realizing this, the Future Teachers of in action, the group gains an insight into this exciting America have a program of enlightenment and en- pr ofession. - PRESIDENT Catherine Foster VICE PRESIDENT . Delores Taylor SECRETARY . Wilma Taylor TREASURER Roberta Wright ADVISER Mr. Graham Future Teachers raise funds with shaker sale. rs 13 PRESIDENT . ,. , ,. Claire Zaner VICE PRESIDENT . Violet Downes SECRETARY . I.,. . ..,. Janet Dwyke TREASURER ,.I,,,, .... M arcia Lopate ADVISER ,.,,.,. ,.....,. M iss Leitner Shakespeare Study Club Does Just That All the worId's a stage . . . , wrote Shake- mortal works. Movies depicting the life of Shake speare. The Shakespeare Study Club takes the bard specre Ure SI1OWn CIS an added stimulus T0 IIISCUS at his word by performing and analysing his im- sion. Miss Leitner, Janet Dwyke, Theo Simmons, Carlease Foster, Fay Belcher, Claire Zaner. TOP ROW: Jill Goldstein, Violet Downes, Marcia Lopate, Jeff Haddad, Judy Engle. FIRST ROW: TOP ROW: Leonard Sneed, Chuck Conyers, Mike Bokesch, Mike Roman, Bill Cook, David Gray, Bob Frankel, Roland Krancs, David Levine, Kent Jeffrey, Dick Peters, John Pulliam, Mike Jones. SECOND ROW: Andy Roman, Betty Ellis, Tom Spielman, Jeff Haddad, Darlene McKenzie, Charlotte Boyk, Sandi Mullins, Sharon Goldie, Genie Rosebrock, Ann Ritner, Claire Zaner, Barbara Thal. FIRST ROW: Mr. Eppstein, Wilma Taylor, Carolyn Brock, Mildred Taylor, Dianne lmbery, Sherrie Seiling, Virginia Gibson, Miriam Adair, Peggy Hammons, Sherry Vincent, Kemp Lindsey, Rona Shavin. Dramatics Club Finds Rewarding Activities Many of Scott's iunior Barrymores got their first ex- ing, is Sludied by fhe group. This year members perience before the footlights in the Dramatics Club. produced Q Comedy, ll'5 Cold m Tl-lem Thor Hills , Every phase of play orodudiofh from W lTln9 70 GCT' under the direction of Mr. James Eppstein, adviser. Hold on now, Sarey Mae! reads Mike Roman in auditions. Chuck Conyers assigns parts for a Dramatics Club play PRESIDENT ..,. , . Charles Conyers T' VICE PRESIDENT A Andy Roman SECRETARY . ..,. Charlotte Boyk TREASURER . . ,.Virginici Gibson ADVISER ..,. . Mr. Eppstein pa K 1 , Kmlssil X 2 139 4 0 TOP ROW: Audrey Tucker, Edwin Tolly, Brenda Lewis, Arnold Shugarman, Genie Rosebrock, Sue Fosier, Mary Pettigrew, Bob Brundage, Gary Crawford, Naomi Hite. SECOND ROW: Ann Harris, Nan White, Anita Schubert, Karen Adams, Ronald Bilchik, Marvin Heller, Beatrice Jones, Rachell Zucker, Paula Collier, Mildred Taylor, Penny Wagner, Karen Kern. FIRST ROW: Mr. Merickel Georgia Milios, Lynn Feldman, Merilyn Cohen, Ann Rilner, Linda Workman, Betiy McCaughney Jim Powder, Barbara Branclman, Francis Patroulis, Mary Ruth Perry. 1 r Credit Goes to Student Council l TOP ROW: Jerry Hamic, Ronnie Mower, Fred Mills, Gerald McClure, Murray Remer, Robert Hud- son, James Brandman. SECOND ROW: Tom Williams, Carol Yourist, Charlofte Boyk, Virginia Gib- son, Jerry Rynder, Mary Sue Shipley, Carol Kledis. FIRST ROW: Mr. Merickel, Lola Jeffries, Nancy Clark, Norma Woods, Carol Thomas, Mary Esse, Kemp Lindsey. fx is ull' ss., nr 5'Hi? 55 X A 'W . Q 4 , T' ,..,,. I A Marv Odesky vice-president Carol Campbell president Shirley Reddick secretary I for Efficient Student Government The legislative functions of Scott student government lie in the hands of the Student Council, which is composed of the representa- tives of each homeroom. Meeting every Mon- day morning at 8:30, these solons have the ardrous task of deciding who should do what and how. Mr. Merickel, as adviser, helos iron out the difficulties and assists the group to give Scott an efficient student government. Mary Ann Fitz, Scott's representative for queen of the Area Student Council dance, Fantasy in Frost. M, ...dv IQUIIILUIIUHS LUIUUIISSIUH The Athletic Commission, which assists in the sale of tickets for Scott's athletic functions, plays a big part in the prepara- tion of our numerous sports activities. Com- mission members are also responsible for the scoring blanks sent to the Area Sports- manship Contest. 'al Commission f The functions of the Organizations Com- mission are twofold. Janice Lohr directs the club activities including the Inter-Club Council activities. Tom Brymer supervises the numerous student elections at Scott. Athletic Commission The success of the Scott-Waite Var- The entertaining and informative as- semblies, which have provided all Scotters with many happy memories, are prepared by the Assembly Commission. Although all enjoy the assemblies, few people realize the amount of time and effort spent by this com- mission in preparing them. 'T sity Drag on Thanksgiving is a testi- mony to the efforts of the Social Com- mission. This commission plans and correlates the dances and other social activities at Scott. Assembly Commissi Publicity Commission Preparation of the posters which enliven the halls of Scott is the responsibility of the Publicity Commission. The busy members of this commission can often be seen put- ting up football and basketball streamers around the school. ORGANIZATIONS COMMISSION TOP ROW: Ronald Bilchik, Jeannette Ray. FIRST ROW: Jill Walker, Sally Routson, Janice Lohr, Tom Brymer, Ton Spielman. ATHLETIC COMMISSION TOP ROW: Arnold Shugarman. FIRST ROW: Frank McCullough, John Mazor. SOCIAL COMMISSION Lola Jeffries, Janice DeWolfe, June Humphreys, Linda Workman. ASSEMBLY COMMISSION TOP ROW: Jack Smith, Gilbert Folleher, Bill Al- len, Malcolm Baxter, Mike Mahoney, Bill Cook, Marvin Heller. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Fitz, Mir- iam Adair, George Kohler, Donna Middling, Genie Rosebrock. PUBLICITY COMMISSION Judy Myers, Peggy Hammons, Bob Bowen. FINANCE TOP ROW: Stanford FIRST ROW: LoGora WELFARE Iona Gephart, Jackie COMMISSION Shulman, Barry Sherman. Bey, Nita Bradley. COMMISSION Melvin. Finance Commission Credits and debits of Scott student fi- nances come under the jurisdiction of the Finance Commission. The group handles the sale of saving stamps and keeps the financial records of the Student Council. Welfare Commission The Welfare Commission plans and co- ordinates the service projects and fund drives of the school. This year the corn- mission sponsored the Community Chest and March of Dimes campaigns. 'I4 4 119' Publicity Commission hard at work on Student Council business. The Finance Commission encourages saving habit. Mr. Merickel and Allen Hotchkiss confer on student council minutes 'i ..I ' Area Student Council Marv Odesky, Barry Sherman, Carol Campbell As part of the student government activities in Toledo high schools, each school sends a delegation of six to the Area Student Council. This organiza- tion holds monthly meetings in the various high Janice Lohr. schools in the area. The major activities of the group were the Area Student Council Dance and the city-wide sportsmanship contest. Mr. Merickel speaks at o council meeting. ji , Scotts representatives leave for Area Student Council meeting. I4 I C C., the United Nations of Scott Clubs TOP ROW: Jim Keller, Chuck Conyers, Marc Van Wormer, Gerald McClure, John Mazor, David Levine. SECOND ROW: Sally Routson, Carol Reagle, Janice Lohr, Claire Zaner, Nancy Blaine Diane lmbery. FIRST ROW: Mr. Merickel, Janet Quinn, Catherine Foster, Betsy Waidner, Francis Patroulis. Regulating and co-ordinating all the clubs at Scott is the job of the Inter-Club Council. The group is composed of the presidents of the various organizations at Scott, and its meetings are devoted to the scheduling of club activities andthe ICC banquet in the spring. Aside from the banquet, which is its primary social activity, the council held a tea early in the year for club presidents and advisers. Frank McCullough speaks at a council meeting Vleditation Committee Produces Scott Tradition CHAIRMAN T . Frank McCullough LIBRARIAN ,, Rhoda Basilius SECRETARY , . Jeannette Ray ADVISER . A Miss Fields Violet Downes and Murray Remer revise tomorrow morning's meditation. A part of the life of every Scotter begins each morning as the chime announces the morning meditation. These brief inspirational messages are prepared by the meditation committee. ln bi-weekly meetings the group discusses ideas for these talks which are written and de- livered by the students themselves. Indeed, these daily messages are as much a part of Scott as the campus bell. TOP ROW: Steve Katz, Murray Remer, Frank McCullough, Marvin Odesky, Marc Van Wormer, Dave McConnell. SECOND ROW: Genie Rosebrock, Jeanette Ray, Rhoda 'Basilius, Nancy Blaine, Barry Sherman, Hoover Liddell, Sandra Gross. FlRST ROW: Miss Fields, Mary Pettigrew, Carol Campbell, Violet Downes, LaGora Bey, Betsy Waidner, Ronald Bilchik. 4 Yeowomen ofthe Archery Club Hit the Mark TOP ROW: Sharon DePriest, Mary Ann Fitz, Ida Ludwig, Carol Teska, Barbara Hoagland, Gracey Cooper, Barbara Tyson, Karen Hill, Yvonne Martin, Joan Brown, Janet Ruftner, Barbara Thomas. SECOND ROW: LaGora Bey, Sharon Payne, Denise Strong, Maybelle Wiggins, Carrie Westbrook, Carol Campbell, Jill Goldstein, Betty Lathan, Lennie Ramey, Addie Green, Janet Dwyke, Alice Large, Doris Powell. FIRST ROW: Jeanie Coleman, Barbara Curtis, Micki Patrick, lona Gephart, Sharon Hohenberger, Janet Quinn, Linda Law, Virginia Wagner, Hazel Lee, Shirley Reddick, Eloise Rivers, Betsy Waidner. A stout group of yeomen, clad in green, sit about a table partak- ing of venison. Robin Hood and his merry men? Maybe. But it's probably iust the Archery Club dis- PRESIDENT ,. . .. .. . .Janet Quinn SECRETARY . ,... ,.Virginia Wagner ADVISER . . .. .Mrs. Smith wi cussing the day's shooting. Under the auspices of the girls' gym class- es, this group displays a surpris- ing amount of interest and profi- ciency with the ancient weapon. -i sg ti f i -.fy-git .-:ff 1 y M 1 z . fwf-9--ff ...gxatqiiltxv ,MSF 1 A ks wi ' . C if 4'-i..:ss 1 ' Lian .f X .-.. if f My I A . Stout yeomen of the Archery Club pause during a round of shooting. Zetaletheans Keep Busy with New Activities 3... al. 'iIlA1,5V3w ,NSI Zetaletheans prepare for tea for new members. Having as its main Purpose the study and encouragement of litera- ture at Scott, the Zetalethean Liter- ary Society fulfills an important function of any club, the enlighten- ment of its members. To heighten interest in reading as an enioyable PRESIDENT ,, . . Dianne lmbery VICE PRESIDENT , Nancy Wenz- SECRETARY . . Lynette Bueher TREASURER .. Jan Harshbarger ADVISER . . Mrs. Boyd pastime, the members give reports on books they have read and dis- cuss authors. This year the girls added a bake sale and other serv- ice and social activities to their normal literary functions. Buehrer. Q2 TOP ROW: Betty Applebaum, Ann Goree, Sandra McDowell, Judy Gray, Miriam Adair, Carol Yourist. SECOND ROW: Judy Bernath, Peggy Hammons, Mary Smith, Nancy Clark, Barbara Thomas. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Boyd, Nancy Wenz, Diane Imbery, Paula Kelly, Jan Harshbarger, Lynn 149 Junior Red Cross Directs Box Campaign PRESIDENT . ,..,,., .Gerald McClure VICE PRESIDENT Sandra Shanabarger SECRETARY ., ..,... ,. ,Theo Simmons TREASURER .. . , .... Linda Dowell ADVISER ..,,... Miss Clark Gerald McClure t indicates that the Junior Red Cross has reach- ed its goal. In affiliation with the American Red Cross, the Scott chapter of the Junior Red Cross devotes its activi- ties completely to service. The club served school and community with many projects such as a fund drive, the manufacturing of fav- ors and ash trays for Toledo hos- pitals, and the supervision of the Scott Red Cross box drive. TOP ROW: Sandra Shanabarger, Linda Dowell, Bonnie Baird, Harry Pettigrew, Gerald McClure Judith Gross, James Pencheff, Armand Bush, Charles Martin. SECOND ROW- Theo Simmons Sandy Rahn, Carol Patton, Clariner Freeman, Carol Yourist, Lynda Griffin, Sandy Tilton, Carol Jobe. FIRST ROW: Georgia Milios, Betty Applebaum, Jackie Melvin, Linda Greeb, Shirley Red dick, Lola Jeffries, Alma Mendenhall, Connie Sherman. Boys' Chorus Sings at Flower Hospital TOP ROW: Elwood Billups, Jerry Guess, Chuck Conyers, Robert Lott, Ed Parker, Ron Jackson, Lorenzo Scott, Jerry Reynolds, Doug Smith, Ronald Sargent, Donald Sweet. THIRD ROW: Robert Parker, Ronald Larkin, Joseph Talley, Brady Rhoden, Bill Burbank, Edwin Lee Totty, Samuel Taylor, William McCullough, Warren Walker, Richard Hughes. SECOND ROW: Fred Robinson, Terry Oliger, Ronald Mohamed, Robert Olson, Melvin Jones, Kirk Baxter, Billy Fisher, James Sherman, Robert Black, Ronald Calman. FIRST ROW: Norman Schutt, Jesse Cooper, John Wesely Scott, Maurice Sparks, John Thunder Motley, Elaine Ellis, Edward Price, Henry Durham, Harden Tim Smith. Providing entertainment for Scott is one service of the Boys' Chorus. Perhaps more important, however, is the op- portunity for vocal expression it affords to Scott boys. Through programs at Flower Hospital and at the Art Museum Peristyle, and through participation in the annual Spring Music Fes- tival, the Boys' Chorus serves both purposes. ' Boys harmonize bk ss so Pipers Sing in Easter Assembly Swing low, sweet chariot! ,,,fm To gain knowledge, to study voice technique, to acquire appreciation, and to become acquainted with music literature, is the purpose of the Scott Pipers. Through study and discussion in Mr. Gerber's second and fourth hour classes, the Pipers fulfill the above requirements, and through participation in the Easter assembly and the Spring Music Festival they provide singing experience for themselves and excel- lent entertainment for Scott. TOP ROW: Bertha Fisk, Margaret McFadden, Rada Schneider, Lynda Griffin, Martha McJodden, Jane Heck, Pat Sonchek, Judy Summers, Roxan Thorton, Johnnie Mae Wilson, Amelia Clopton, Rosetta Nix, Ceofia Owens, Betty Clay, Joanne Hobe. THIRD ROW: Annie Boles, Lynda Honse, Carolyn Mullins, Vivian Harris, Raquel Brown, Mary Smith, Sharon Jeffers, Mary Lee, Jcinie Wilson, Jacquie Stuart, .June Sigler, Linda Moody, Janet Guinn, Janet Hogan, Georgia Sagar. SECOND ROW: Mary Jane Wurst, Shirley West, Willetta Condrey, Chardell Ginsburg, Maxine Tate, Rose- mary Thomas, Leola Clinkscale, Thettis Colbert, Anne Hooker, Theressa Oxner, Shirley Murphy, Jerlene Jobe, Sandra Ramsey, Laura Allen, Barbara Hampton. FIRST ROW: Urlene Tate, Anna Brown, Geraldine Williams, Nan White, Sharon Wagner, Jackie Carnes, Alma Mendenhall, Brenda Bowler, Blanche Louclerdale, Pat Little, Sandra Milligan, Dianne Bernath, Nancy Payne, Lois Aulery. and in Spring Music Festival 'i 5 2- g 61 l TOP ROW: Frances Turner, Pauline Coleman, Carolyn Sanders, Betty Goods, Nancy Lee Hull, Haroldean Justice, Rose Bonhart, Betty Hobson, Sandy Heaton, Brenda Davis, Annette Smith, Shirley Tinsley. THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Henderson, Mary Ann Fow, Marilyn Battie, Beatrice Davis, Clara Roach, Henrietta Meyer, Doris Adams, Delores Oxner, Barbara Brown, Helen Gainey, Elester Langston, Brenda Joyce Rivers. SECOND ROW: Shirley Witcher, Paula Adams, Mary Ann Pezzino, Georgia Williamson, Clariner Freeman, Georgia McClure, Ida Bibbs, Yvonne Black, Camille 'Voll, Marrise Wilbourn, Warnett Colbert. FIRST ROW: Barbara Eding, Marian Thompson, Pat Dowell, Clara Mims, Betty Adkisson, Willa Hopson, Ruby Mims, Brenda Lewis, Roberta Wright, Shirley Howard, Joyce Harris. Girls' Ensemble blends voices in song. TOP ROW: Bill Smith, Ronnie Stewart, Cloverfield Holden, Frank Stills, Stanley Cole, Harry Clark, Don Dale, Wes Jones, Lee Brady. THIRD ROW: James McKinney, Janice DeWolfe, Linda Dowell, Mary Moore, Marcia Lopate, Sandra McDowell, Ralph Shipp. SECOND ROW: Mary Weyant, Sharon Payne, Sherrilee Hoskins, Sharon Klaus, Judy Kellogg, Jerry Rynder. FIRST ROW: Norma Moore, Phoebe Fears, Ginger Robertson, Doris Powell, Doris Scott, Sam Sutton. 0 0 o Symphonic Choir Part: Mixed ensemble prepares for singing competition at Columbus. GS-ZS' ci sa : S TOP ROW: Mike Jones, Len Davis, Ronald Sargent, James Rowlett, Robert L. Hudson, Oliver Hemp' hill, Richard Taylor. THIRD ROW: Jerry Arnold, Larry Arnold, Jerry Bronikowski, Lynn Buehrer, Nita Bradley, Sandra Mullins, Janet Ruffner. SECOND ROW: Jerry Stevens, Sharon Hohenberg- cu, Catherine Foster, Jo Tripp, Gerry Crosby, Sue Kledis. FIRST ROW: Carol Campbell, Mary Ann Fitz, Carlton H, Allen, Penny Wagner. Kemp Lindsey, Paula Kelly. ates in Spring Music Festival The major outlet for vocal talent at Scott is the Symphonic Choir. The choir is a picked group of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors. Since each mem- ber must audition personally for acceptance, Scott has one of the finest high school choirs in Ohio. Dur- ing the school year the group sang at Easter and Thanksgiving services, at the State Hospital, and at Cherry School. Few 'Scotters will ever forget the inspiring performance of the Symphonic Choir at the Christmas assembly. Mr. Gerber directed the choir in its participation in the Spring Music Fes- tival, the maior high school music activity in the ff Toledo area. In addition, smaller groups and solo- ists from the choir participated in the Northwest Ohio Solo and Ensemble Contest. X' Boys' Quartet, Jerry Rynder, Sam Sutton, Bob Hudson, and Harry Clark croon a tune. LAST ROW: Jan Hodge, John Schade. THIRD ROW: Jodie Coogler, Richard Chapman, June Hum- phreys, Sylvia Bruner. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Tate, Ingrid Franklin. FIRST ROW: Ronald Bilchik Nancy Blaine, Ronald Surgent, Rachelle Zucker. Scott Orchestra Plays ..... . S LAST ROW: Michael Mahoney, Steve McLaughlin, Dave Kohler, Richard Brundage, Doris Hill, Denny McConnell. FIRST ROW: Sandra Blaine, Robert Brundage, George Kohler, Janice Lohr. .. . .at Assemblies and Peristyle Under the leadership of Mr. Klein, the Scott Orchestra had a busy year in 1958. Aside from their usual class activities, the group played in the Christmas and Easter assemblies. The members of the orchestra put a great deal of practice into the preparation for their public appearances. As a result, many of Scott's musicians have re- ceived the honor of being chosen for the All-City Orchestra which plays at the Art Museum Peristyle. qu' ...... ,,,,.,......------ www, CK ,,... ,,,,...........-.-- W, ,. UQ ,... ,.............--- 1 nm .,.. ,..........s.,,.... xx ...um ,......--Q-ww'-Q mm as .-pw s,........-Q.s--...-.wwm--- M 11-wall! sqaupnqxwvvwv-K-ww- ' mg .... M... ....,..N--N..,.,....s. Nm hm, N.,-QMWMMN WW Q ,ws sms. N- ms... ...c..,...k X K slums ' K mm .s . , . , WWW!!! X' liifllw N' QNFNUQ 'T Na mm 'TK wwwsmmwss TT 1 T ' X . ,,,,,.5 Y if I X ww..ws.ss.s,,s I Nmm..,...m.W A ,W ggi, , ,, Q W -Q Q Wi, .:. ass: -...cm s iv -1. xllnn ,.. -- ,..: M W, ,.,, - - f ,A -,.. 1 W 1 1 -V r - 1 - vi f ' l -:. I W u f ,gil , - Q Q, ss... him S3 f l r 157 TOP ROW: Curtis Totty, Bertral Harrison, Paul Lewis Wielinski, Michael Mahoney, Steve Jepson THIRD ROW: Arthur Martin, Bill Cook, Karen Talmage, Norman Blank, Robert Lawson. SECOND ROW John Schacle, Charlotte Smith, Dale Williams, Dale Courtney, David Oxner. FIRST ROW: Chuck Tymers, Phyllis Jones., Tona Odom, Sandra Fountain. Band Marches WU 'C-? TOP ROW: David Morrison, Leonard Sneed, Michael Lang, Hoover Liddell, Hans Ersepke. THIRD ROW Doris Hill, Jerry Hitzka, Denny McConnell, Bill Lentz, Mike Swolsky. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Crosby, Fayne Wise, June Humphreys, Sharon Mosley, Dean Kroncke. FIRST ROW: Ruth Brewer, Larry Colfee, Paula Collier, Myra Grrrrdy, Dove Kohler. and Plays for Scott Every Scatter feels a thrill of pride run through him when the loud speaker announces, UPRESENTING THE SCOTT HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND! The band is a source of advertisement as well as a source of enter- tainment for Scott. Few people will forget the colorful half-time presentations which are so much a part of every Scott football game. But the Scott Band has other activities aside from football games. The group played at assemblies and in the Memorial Day and Christmas parades. Under the direction of Mr. Klein, this forty- five piece group participated in the city-wide Spring Music Festival. Ei .... , ...an- j A Dave Kohler leads practice session before the Thanks- giving game. 9 3 x M, -.. 1 Q Sm 1.35 . li :ww P 5 git, f E Q.. 41. 'VVE ..QA '- .,-' I .4VV:, sw' my W QQ Mfwury A Q HRW, f wg ay .,.1, , fax A 457 5 v ,.f+ 31. A M B 1 15 J, mia? , ,fn A 3 ii Vw, Dv Q , of .ugg , 'Q e . ,, X , g k . av . at ggia v Q4 . ,few mx ,.. Sw . . , , 5 M 2 'Q ,N ' 'lf m N , k 3,4 . X 5 x za. 115 3 . 6'1 ' V - 'aw ,551 ,A KA , , L.-X + flNg,,Jiti al W vb 5 up W .NAM A .4 rw fx -Slum 5 M N gy X P' EIL ilifx 9 av S' l i-Q 3 nr X kr mn, 5 xx-'Q ESR, X i., :V f EE Q 5 YHMB' 'if' - :Zvi 5 .SF 1 X its In Search of Talent Franklin Brown and Martin Prekop starred in the l95E Scott Skits. Acting as talent scouts, they scoured the worlc for talent. They found plenty. Under the faculty direction o' Mrs. Kathleen Conwell and the student' direction of Karer Patrick and Frank McCullough, the scouts discovered con- siderable talent. At home, they found harmonicas, comedy tragedy, and dancing topping the hay bales. On went the scouts. In New York, in Paris, in Naples, in a Hungarian gypsy camp, on the island of Jamaica talent bubbled over the for- tunate searchers. Having built a show at last, the weary talen1 scouts returned home to the ovation of a well-pleased audience, 6 4 TOP: Step, shuffle, shuffle .... Mr. Eppstein pounds a dance routine into stars Franklin Brown and Martin Prekop during one hectic rehearsal. BOTTOM: Mrs. Conwell, faculty director, is harassed by problems. Scenery is unpainted, the lights won't work, and the band can't find its sheet music. Student directors Frank and 1 Karen help by yelling. i L '47 if K , ww.. ww.. ,,.,,. X, Ronald Bilchik gypsy vnollnlst, plays Brahms Fnfth Hungarnan Dance for The camp guests Now the show IS nearly over The cas! IS Taking leave of its audlence Thanks for the Memory 2,2 f Q 2 7' gf . ,J 0 if NW M if T1 t vs fm f wi V11 5 m,Zig f:Q?Q? 5 M4 Q fiiffli 5' 3 W3 V 4 assr or Lucx CLASS OF 1958 THE The teachers have their day also. Here Mr. Weh and two teachers from Sylvania High School, are insp ing the seventh floor of LoSaIle's on B.l.E. Day. Open House the parents become acquainted with intricate workings of the school. ASSOCIATION ts ill 1. .lj X 2 3 leucllers here me Preporlng lo indulge in 'heir Mr. Alberstett and Miss Baymiller are takling with 9f1'd0Y me0l On B-I-E DOY GY LGSC'lle'S depcffmenf employee of the Lucas County Bank during their B, fe- Day visit there. 'I66 M770 795K Qrrrr 0 0 OWENS-CORNING FIBIQIRGLAS worId's largest producer of librous glass and fibrous glass products ERIKSEN'S, INC. Machines, Office Furniture and Supplies 323 Erie CHerry l -l D. J. 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Serving ToIedo's Finest Dairy Products DANNY'S MARKET 2482 Fulton at Delaware Phone CHerry 2-8502 We Deliver 0DESKY'S SWEET SHOP Across from St. Vincent's Hospital Hot Dogs, Chili, Malts SCHWARTZ DRUG CO. Free Delivery Welcome to all Scott Students 8:30 A. M. to li:OO P. M. 2506 Fulton at Delaware SEALTEST MILK TOLEDO, OHIO THE SCOTTONIAN STAFF WISHES to THANK ns Aoveianseizs FOR THEIR oENERosirY and cooPERx-mon mwww Q GLASSWARI K KIMBLE 04 IE W mms-ouwus A: X ,ji X 1' in X h JEB XQMQQ 1 ' Cfu, 'ivgssrs 0 ELECTRICAL INSULATORS 4, ,f x 'iii x - S-.-QP, fi H ,nv 1 I fig! -NNN OWEN5-ILLINOIS GLASS BLOCK PLYWOOD , PRODUCTS S -1.2 Ne S Q? --., M M 35 -QU O Q 5 Q 5 up nw Q6 if S GWENS-ILLINOIS MAKERS OF QD PRODUCT GENERAL OFFICES ' TOLEDO 1, OHIO THIS YOU CAN DEPEND ON . . . In whatever line of endeavor you engage-business or industry, the pro- fessions, science-you will use more electricity to do more things easier, better, cheaper. And this, too, you can depend on: business-managed, investor-owned electric companies like Toledo Edi- son will continue to plan and build ahead so you can LIVE BETTER, ELECTRICALLY. BOWL-O-DROME 2521 Collingwood Blvd. i Student Bowling '3Oc Everyday but Sunday CHerry 2-8311 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 2502 Collingwood at Delaware for the fastest, easiest, loveliest decorating SUPER KEM-TONE and KEM-GLOW RENTAL EQUIPMENT ' - .:::::::: ' qg- ....,..... zz: low Cost - I .... - ,Q,,,.,, KEIIERS RADIO s. TELEVISION EIREEIRIC Sales and Service , ' Phone CHerry 3-4289 ''ii'???5EEE2eagggggggggggg ' . 904 W. Delaware - Toledo, Ohio Glass Has Made A Difference Now is the time to refiect upon the 'lgood ole, days in school-the many friends, your favorite teachers, sports and dances and parties. But when looking at todayis school architecture, we think you'll agree that glass has made a difference! Hereis picture-proof that school corridors donit have to be dark and dreary tunnels. No longer must walls be solid and opaque. Today, more attention is being paid to daylight and view. 1Vhen refiecting upon the advantages of this glass age, we think you'll agree that the 'tgood new days are better. T 70 LIBBEY'0WENS'FORD a,GlLea?5fVanw5wQ-fin ARTIST OF THE CAMERA Cnmyagmenb ana! Es! llfwafiw The tudio oi John K. Wakelin Q-in YOUR SENIOR PHOTOGRAPI-lER 2237 Collingwood Blvd. CH, 8-2579 Friends of the 1958 SCOTTCNIAN Mrs. Kenneth Basilius Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Carter Class of 1958 Collingwood Television Service, Mrs. R. Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Darr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Doneghy Rev. and Mrs. Paul Downes Mr. Duane Ernst Evansdale Pharmacy Miss Helen M. Fields Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Harry Goldman J. W. Goldstein Ernest Gross A. C. Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Guy Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holmes Inc. Mr. C. P. Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Emil Katz KIine's Department Store Mr. and Mrs. A. Krancs Mr. Aaron Leibenthol Mr. and Mrs. Norman Levine Dr. and Mrs. I. W. McConnell Mr. E. McWorter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin Mr. John W. Northcott Mr. and Mrs. Martin Prekop Mr. and Mrs. Henry Remer Mr. and Mrs. William Routson Mr. Ben Segall Mr. and Mrs. Herman Waidner Mrs. Gola Van Wormer Talk to Student Body by Mr. Langstaff Today I am planning to make our regular school announcements at the end of our fifth-hour class period. I am making this change today in order that I can take a little time this morning to talk to you about Scott High School. That means that I am talking about you and me-about us. Today we're hearing a good bit about preiudice, and so I want to say at the beginning that I am probably speaking with preiudice about Scott High School. You see, I have been at Scott High School a long time. A good bit of my life has been spent here at Scott, and there are very few things that are of nearer concern to me than our school. I think that I know the real Scott High School, and I want to talk to you this morning about this Scott High School that I know. Within the past week, our school has received some unfavorable publicity. Seven boys who attend Scott High School were guilty of engaging in fights and creating disturbances following the football game last Friday night, and by a peculiar twist of publicity, the sixteen hundred students of Scott High School became associated in the minds of many people with the acts of seven. Now, seven boys constitute a small part of Scott High School. If you like to think in terms of fractions, and I doubt if you do, these seven boys constitute four one-thousandths l4fI000I of the student body of Scott High School. Practice writing that fraction. And yet, out of these circumstances, I think that all of us learned again one of the real facts of life, and that is that an entire group, all the members of a group, do share in the credit or the discredit incurred by the acts of any member. An entire family is honored or dishonored by the act of any of its members, and thatiis true of all groups-of a school, of a religious faith, of a nation, and of a race. But today, in view of this publicity, and because of the public reaction and the reaction of you students to it, I felt that perhaps it is time for me to make to you my own declaration of faith in Scott High School. This declaration could be very simple. It could be lust this-that I am proud of Scott High School l've been proud of Scott High School many times, and for many reasons. I have been proud of your achievements in scholarship, in athletics, in art, and in music. But I want to talk to you this morning and tell you the main reason I am proud of Scott High School, and you may be some- what surprised at this main reason. I am proud of Scott High School because of the kind of student body we have, and the way in which our student body is meeting the greatest challenge of living today. Each morning as I give the announcements from this studio, I do not iust see this microphone or the four walls of this little room. I think that I see the students of Scott High School-sixteen hundred of you-out there in our home rooms. And I do not see you as iust a bunch of kids, I see you and I think of you as individu- als-each one of you different from your neighbor: each one of you with your own ambitions, your own problems, your own parti- cular abilities, your own hopes, and your own fears. I want first of all to tell you this morning about a few of these individuals whom I see. You may recognize some of them by name, but you will recognize all of them as types. If I were speaking to you iust a few months ago, I would see in one of these home rooms a German boy. Five years ago, this boy and his parents came to our country. They were displaced persons with no home. This boy had lived his entire life in a country that was uprooted by the violence of war, by preiudices, and hatreds. Then this boy came to our country: he came to Scott. Within the lifetime of our own iuniors and seniors here this morning, our coun- try and his country have been at war, and I often wondered as I watched him here at Scott, if his older brothers or his father had faced our older brothers or our fathers in that war. What would this boy expect to find at Scott? Well, what he did find were friends. He found no preiudices, no traditional hatreds. He found students who helped him with his language difficulties, invited him to clubs. He found friends. ln fact, it always interested me to see that one of his closest friends here at Scott was a boy whose father had been wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. Just a few weeks ago l gave this boy his diploma, and he was very proud of it. I was very glad that this boy had learned of America from the student body of Scott High School. We had done well. In another home room, I would see a Negro boy. I have always thought of this boy as the hardest worker I have ever known. Sev- eral times he told me, and I know it to be true, that he never went to bed at night until all his work for the next day was finished. Whenever I see this boy, I remember the night last winter when he, with a white girl from our school, appeared on one of the popular radio programs of our city, and for three hours this Negro boy and this white girl talked and answered questions about Scott High School, the problems of high school students, and what our schools are doing to meet those problems. His participation on this pro- gram was so outstanding that he won citywide acclaim from his audience. Now you, see, this boy had been able to do more in one night toward winning respect for Scott High School, and respect for all schools, than I have been able to do in all the time that I have been at Scott. lf I am proud of Scott, I would have to be proud of Scott through him. This boy was elected by all of his classmates to the highest honor at Scott-the presidency of our Student Council. He graduated last spring first in his class, an all-A student, and had offers for all-expense paid scholarships from two of the leading universities here in the United States. ln another home room, I would see a girl. She was a Syrian girl, and when she first came to Scott, she was very dissatisfied with our school. Several times, she and her mother came to my office to ask for a change of schools. But as time went on, this girl found the Scottt that we know. She entered into our activi- ties, into our clubs, she became one of our leading maiorettes, and last fall the student body of Scott High School elected this girl to be the queen of the school for the Scott-Waite game. In this same home room, I could see a Jewish girl. This girl was interested primarily in music, but she was also active in our Student Council. I mention her now because of her friendship with this Syrian girl. I have watched them together in the halls, as they sat together at the same table in the cafeteria, and as I watched them, I often wondered if they knew anything about the tensions that threaten war between the governments of Syria and Israeli. I doubt if they did. They iust knew each other here at Scott, and they were friends. In another home room I could see a Japanese boy, a member of the yellow race, and again I would mention that within the lifetime of our iuniors and seniors we were at war against the people of his country. We had dropped bombs on their cities, and pfeiudice and hatred had run high against his race and against his country. What would this boy find at Scott? Well, he found friendsp he found no preiudice. He was a member of our football teamg he was elected to our Scott chapter of the National Honor Societyg he graduated sixth in his class last June. Then, in another home room, I could see a Hungarian boy. Just three months before this boy came to Scott, he and his parents had escaped from the Russian persecution in his own country. Here was a boy whose whole life had been lived in the atmos- phere of persecution, prejudice, and hatred. Then he came to Scott. What do you think, from his background, he would expect to find? Well, he found teachers who could speak his own na- tive language, who were willing to help him learn our language. He found students who volunteered to show him about our build- ing, to help him in his classwork, to help him get acquainted, and to learn our ways. But what is far more important, and what he really found and is finding yet today, is an entirely different way of life than he had ever known. He is learning a new concep- tion of how life can be lived in America, and he is learning this in Scott High School from you. Now I could go on and mention many other students whom I see, but I believe that by now you know what l'm doing. l am telling you about Scott as I see it, about the challenge and about the greatness of the opportunity we have here at Scott because of the kind of student body we are. You see, there are many people today who mistakenly believe that life can be lived in little compartments - in little compart- ments closed to all but their own kind, that life can be lived in districts of only one kind of people, in schools of only one race or creed or economic background, that life can be lived in nations of only one nationality, or of one economic class, or of one political belief. You see, these people are afraid of differences and being afraid of differences, they are trying to live in an un- real world. At Scott, we are not living in any dream world. We are living as life has to be lived today, as it is going to be lived tomorrow - together. We have had no reason to fear our differences. We have found that our differences can constitute our strength, our opportunities, our challenges. Among our student body, I've found three races - the yellow, the Negro, and the white. Among our students are adherents to three of the great religions of this world -- the Mohammedan, the Jewish, and the Christian, and among our students are adherents to most of the sub-divisions of these religions. We know that some of our students learn easily from books, some do not. Some of us learn easily the skills of the craftsman. Some learn the arts, the music. Some excel in football, some in boxing, and it is true, perhaps, that many of us have only the most important abil- ity of all-that ability and art of iust being friendly and helpful to other people. Here at Scott High School our differences have been and are overshadowed by a common recognition, a recognition that, in spite of differences, we are all human beings, that we are all en- titled to the respect and the friendship of each other. We recognize that, as the girl who led us in our morning meditation today said, we bear the some relationship to the same God. We have come to recognize that most of us are just mighty fine peo- ple to know and be friends with. People today are afraid of a future in a divided world. They see us divided by race, divided by creed, divided by nationality, by economic classes, by social background. They see an entire world that is divided West from East, and North from South, and people are afraid of this future because they know the truth that was recalled by Lincoln a century ago-that a house divided against itself is not going to stand. Now, we at Scott have learned that differences do not need to result in division, that our dif- ferences, when respected by all of us, can lead to strength and even unity. I feel quite sure that if the governor of Arkansas, instead of going to visit with President Eisenhower tomorrow, could visit Scott High School today, he would see how unrealistic, and perhaps how foolish are the happenings there at Little Rock High School. And I feel quite sure that if the people of Toledo could visit Scott High School, they would take heart, for they would see here a demonstration of what young people of good will toward each other can do to eliminate the traditional hatreds and pre- iudices that plague our world and our thinking today. That is why I am proud of Scott-because you are doing the most important thing today well. You are demonstrating every day that people of different races, creeds, backgrounds, and abil- ities can be together, can work together, can learn together, can progress together, can win together, can lose together, and can be friends together. I hope that you will always keep in mind this achievement and the challenge of our opportunity here at Scott. And so I would end my little declaration of faith in Scott High School as I began it - l am proud of Scott, I am proud of the student body we have, I am proud of you, I am proud of us. Now, how about you? SENIOR CHRONICLE ALLEN, CARLTON HERBERT H.R. Rep. 3,45 Arln. Cmtee. 45 Choir 2, 3,4, V.P. 45 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Track 35 Baseball 25 All- City Choir 2,3. ALLEN, WILLIAM W. Art 2,3, Pres. 25 Dram. 3,45 Alt. H.R. Rep. 2,3, 45 Assembly Com. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Band I5 Golf 4. BACON, BOB Trans. from Woodward High School. BALL, THOMAS Baseball 2. ' BARRY, YVONNE ANNETTE Swimming 35 Home Ec. 35 Archery 45 Chorus 3,45 Y-Teens 4. BARTON, DON E. Beg. Ist. 35 Red Cross I5 Track 2. BASILIUS, RHODA F.T.A. 25 Bible 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Y- Teens 3,4 Chp. 45 Hon. Soc. 3,4, Sec.-Treosur. 45 Med. Cmtee. 3,4, Libr. 45 Alchem. 3,45 Trip Cmtee. 45 Scottonian 3,4, Ed. 4. BAUGHMAN, VAUGHN Archery 2, Pres. 25 Chess,5 Bowling 3,4. BROWN, JOAN Y-Teens I,45 Art 45 Swimming 35 Archery 45 Dram. 4. BEY, LA GORA AVENETTE Red Cross I5 Zets I5 Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Hi- Y-Teen Rep. I,2, Treas. 35 Alt. H.R. Rep. 35 Finance Com. 3,4, Com. 45 Mem. Cmtee. 45 Archery 45 Ring Cmtee. 25 Med. Cmtee. 3,45 J- Hop Cmtee. Panelist Cmtee. 45 Queen's Ct. 3,45 Hi-Y-Teen Coun. 3,4, V. Chr. 4. BLANK, NORMAN Band I,2,3,4. BOBZEAN, PHYLLIS Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Chp.2., Pres. 35 Med. Cmtcc. I, 2, 35 Organ. Com. 3,45 Ann. Cmtee. 45 .I-Hop Cmtee.5 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Area St. Coun. 3. BOWEN, ROBERT Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Pres. I,2,45 Science 25 Dram. 35 I.C. C. I,2,45 Pub. Com. 3,4, Com. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Clean-Up Ch. 45 Cheerleader 4. BRADY, DANIEL Science 25 Choir 2,3,45 Football I,2. BRIGGS, BEVERLY Y-Teens I5 Swimming 35 Bowling 45 Alt. H.R. Rep. I. BRITTER, JOAN Y-Teens I5 F.N.A. I5 Zets. 25 H.R. Rep. I. BUSH, JOHN H.R. Rep. 2. CAMPBELL, CAROL LYNN Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Chp. 25 Alchem. 3,45 Dram. 3, Treas. 35 Bible 3,45 Med. Cmtee. 3,45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 Organ. Co-Com. 35 Assembly Com. 25 St. Coun. Pres. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus I5 Choir 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Mixed Ensem. 2,3,45 Lib. Asst. I5 Panelist Cmtee. 45 Area St. Coun. 45 Band Ann. 3,45 Debate Team 2. CAMPBELL, GORDON H.R. Rep. I,2,35 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Track I,2,3,4. CARNES, JACQUELINE Y-Teens I5 F.N.A. I5 Chorus 2,3,45 Sec. 3, V.P. 4. CARSON, PEGGY JANE Y-Teens I5 H.R. Rep. 35 Chorus 2,3,4. CHAMBERS, JEFF Chess I5 Archery 2, V.P. 25 Bowling 3,4. CHAUSKY, ALAN Science I5 Chess 25 Dram. 35 Math 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Sr. Prom. Cmtee.5 Ban. Cmtee. 4. COLE, ROWENA CHRISTINE Trans. from Maumee High School. COLE, TYRONE SAMUEL H.R. Rep. I5 Band I,25 Football I,25 Track 3,4. COLEMAN, JEANIE Home Ec. 35 Archery 45 F.N.A. 4. COLLINS, WILLIAM H. Hi-Y l,2,3, Treas. I5 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Football I5 Bowling 2.3,4. COOK, BILL Hi-Y 2,35 Dram. 45 Pep 45 Fish 25 H.R. Rep. 35 As- sembly Com. 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Track 45 Baseball 2,3,45 J-Hop Cmtee. COWELL, STANLEY A. Choir I,25 Basketball 2. COOPER, GRACEY Y-Teens 35 Archery 4. CRANON, JOANN Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Zets I,2,3,45 Red Cross I5 H.R. Rep. I5 J-Hop Cmtee. CURTIS, BARBARA JEAN Y-Teens 2,3,45 Dram. 35 Swimming 35 Arch- ery 45 Chorus I. DALE, DONALD Chorus 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2. DePRlEST, SHARON SUE Archery 4. I74 DOWNES, VIOLET F.N.A. I,25 Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Fr. Coun.5 Bible 2,3, 45 V.P. 3,45 Med. Cmtee. 2,3,45 Dram. 3,4, Sec. 35 Alchem. 3,45 Sk. Study 3,45 V.P. 45 Hon. Soc. 3,4, Pres. 45 Scottonian 45 H.R. Rep. 35 Comm. Cmtee. Ch. 45 Panelist Cmtee. 4. DWYKE, JANET Y-Teens 3,45 Sk. Study 3,45 Sec. 45 Dram. 35 French 45 Archery 45 Scottonian 4. DURHAM, HENRY Band I,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Football I,25 Track I,2,3,4. EDWARDS, GERALD Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. ELLIS, EARL DUANE Football I,2,35 Track 2,3,4. EPSTEIN, EILEEN Y-Teens I,2,35 Spanish 25 Dram. 35 H.R. Rep. I5 Pub. Com. 35 Orchestra I5 Thistle 2,3,4. FELDMAN, GAIL Y-Teens 25 Art. 2. HOHENBERGER, SHARON Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Treas. 2, V.P. 3, Pres. 45 Zets. I,25 Dram. 35 Archery 45 I.C.C. 3,45 Class Treas. 3,45 Dance Cmtee. 25 Chorus I5 Chair 2,3,4. FITZ, MARY ANN Y-Teens 2,3,45 Dram. 3, V.P. 35 Archery 45 Swim- ming 35 Fr. Coun.5 H.R. Rep. 45 Assembly Corn. 45 Ban. Cmtee. 45 Chorus I5 Choir 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 French 4. FLAGG, DORIS ANN Zets. 35 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Home Ec. 3, Treas. 35 French 25 Pep 45 H.R. Rep. 2,35 Chorus 2. FLAGG, JIM Hi-Y I,2. FLAGG, MARGARET ANN Y-Teens 2. FOLLEHER, GILBERT PAUL Spanish I,25 Aeolian 2,35 Science 35 Radio 35 J.C.W.A. 45 Assembly Com. 2,3,45 Thistle 3,4. FREEMAN, ORWIN Hi-Y I5 Football Mgr. 3,45 Track Mgr. I,2,3. FRIEDMAN, ROSLYN Y-Teens 2,3,45 Dram. 35 Red Cross 2,35 French 45 Bible 45 J.C.W.A. 3,45 Sk. Study 4. FOSTER, CATHERINE F.T.A. 4, Pres. 45 Y-Teens 45 I.C.C. 45 Choir 3,4. FOSTER, FRANK H. Alchem. 3,45 Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Trip Cmtee. Chr. 45 Football I,2,3,4. FOTOS, NICK Hi-Y 2,3,45 Aeolian 25 Alchem. 3,45 M .1l1. 45 Comm. Cmtee. 45 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Thistle 2. GEPHART, IONA ANN Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Pres. I5 Archery 45 Alchem. 3,45 Proits. I,25 Dram. 35 Assembly Com. 35 Welfare Com., Com. -15 Fr. Coun.5 Dance Cmtee. 25 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Sr. Prom Cmtee. Chr. GILCHRIST, DAVID Chess I5 J.C.W.A. 25 Bible 2,3,4, Pres. 35 Science 25 Spanish 25 Football I,2,3,45 I.C.C. 3. GI'L, JUANITA MARIE J.C.W.A. 3,45 Swimming 35 Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Sec. 45 F.N.A. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Ban. Cmtee. 4. GOLDMAN, GORDON M. Alchem. 3,45 Radio 45 Alt. H.R. Rep. I5 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Football I,25 Scottonian 4. GOLDSTEIN, JILL CAROLYN Red Cross l,2, Treas. 25 F.T.A. I,25 Dram. 35 J.C.W.A. 25 Y-Teens 35 Archery 45 French 45 Sk. Study 45 Scottonian 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus I5 Choir 2,3. GOLDSTEIN, TOBY Dram. 35 Y-Teens 2,35 H.R. Rep. 25 Fr. Coun.5 J- Hop Cmtee.5 Thistle 2,3, GOODMAN, NANCY Swimming 2,35 Y-Teens 4. GRAY, DAVID Science I,2,35 Chess I5 H.R. Rep. 25 Football I,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Track I,25 Bowling 4. GRAY, RODY Alt. H.R. Rep. 2,35 Football I,25 Golf 3. GRAY, SHARON LOUISE F.N.A. I,25 Y-Teens 2,35 Chorus 2,3. GREEN, ADDIE MAE Archery 4. GREGORY, MICHAEL A. Science 35 J.C.W.A. 2,35 Alchem. 3,45 Archery 25 Dram. 35 Math 45 J-Hop Cmtee. HADDAD, JEFF J.C.W.A. 2,3,45 Dram. 3,4, Chr. 45 Sk. Study 45 Math 45 Pep 3,45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 Alchem. 3,45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Track I,2. HALL, JAMES Track 2. HARRIS, DARLENE MARIE F.N.A. I5 H.R. Rep. 4. HARRISON, OLIVER Hi-Y I5 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Football I,2,35 Track I,2,3,4. SENIOR CHRONICLE HENRY, EVELYN F.N.A. 25 Y-Teens 25 Red Cross 25 Choir 3,45 Lib. Asst. I,2,4. HICKS, GLORIA JEAN Swimming 2. HILL, DORIS EMILY Band 45 Transfer. HILL, KAREN LEAH Swimming 35 Y-Teens 45 Alt. H.R. Rep. 25 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus 2,3. HOAGLAND, BARBARA Y-Teens 2,3,45 Archery 4. HOBE, JoANN Y-Teens 45 Swimming 2,35 Chorus 2,3,4. HOLMES, JUDY Y-Teens 1,2,3,4. Chp. 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 45 Zets. 1,2, Chp. 25 F.N.A. 15 Alchem. 3,45 French 4, V.P. 45 Dram. 35 Class Sec. 25 Ban. Cmtee. Chr. 45 Orchestra 15 Band, Maiorette 3,45 Dance Cmtee. 25 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Hi-Y-Teen Coun. 3,45 Scottonian 2,3,4. HOLMES, SHIRLEY F.N.A. 15 Spanish 35 F.T.A. 3. HOTCHKISS, ALLEN Hi-Y 1,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 1,25 Dram. 35 Meth 45 Alchem. 3,45 H.R. Rep. 25 Stud. Coun. V.P. 35 Class Pres. 2,45 Clean- up Chr. 35 Ring Cmtee. 25 Basketball 1, Mgr. 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Bowling 4. HOWARD, SHIRLEY Y-Teens 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4. HUDSON, ROBERT LONNIE Science 2,35 Hi-Y 15 H.R. Rep. 45 Ann. Cmtee. 45 Choir I,2,3,45 Track Mgr. 45 Bowling 45 All-City Choir I,2,3,4. HUMPHREYS, JUNE Y-Teens 1,2,3, Pres. 15 Art 1,25 Science 15 I.C. C. 15 Dram. 1,25 H.R. Rep. 25 Organ. Com. 15 Soc. Com. 2,3, Com. 35 Chorus 1, V.P. 15 Choir 25 Band 2,3. HUTCHEN, PHYLLIS Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Sec. 45 F.N.A. 15 H.R. Rep. 3. IRWIN, EARL Red Cross 3. JACKSON, FELTON Trans. from Libbey High School. JEFFRIES, CHESSIE P. Chess 1,2,3,4, V.P. 45 Alchem. 3,4, V.P. 45 Science 2,35 Spanish 1,25 French 45 Dram. 35 Organ. Com. 35 Ann. Com. 45 Football 1,2,35 Scottonian 3,4. JEFFREY, KENT Alchem. 3,45 Assembly Com. 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Bowling 45 Scottonian 2, 4. JOHNSON, ROBERT Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Science 25 Radio 25 Archery 35 Red Cross 35 H.R. Rep. 1. JONES, MARSHA LYNN F.N.A. 4. JONES, MICHAEL French 1,25 Archery 1,25 Dram. 3,45 Choir 1,2,3, 45 Football 3,45 Tennis 3,4. JUSTUS, HAROLDEAN Y-Teens 35 Dram. 35 Archery 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus 4. KISSEBERTH, CHARLES Bible 2,3,45AIchem. 3,45 Thistle 1,2,3,4, Ed. 3,4. KLEDIS, CAROL Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, V.P. l, Pres. 2, Chp. 3, Treas. 45 H.R. Rep. 3,45 Wel. Com. 3,45 Fr. Coun. Sec.5 Class V.P. 25 Class Sec. 3,45 Band I,2,3,45 J-Hop Queen. KOHLER, GEORGE Alchem. 3,45 Assembly Com, 3,45 Comm. Cmtee. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Area St. Coun. 3,45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Band 3. KRANCS, ROLAND Chess 1,25 Art 45 Science 35 J.C.W.A. 35 Alchem. 3,45 Math. 45 Spanish 4, Treas. 45 Tennis 1,2,35 Scottonian 4. LARGE, ALICE LOUISE Y-Teens 3,45 Alchem. 3,4, Sec. 45 Archery 45 Ann. Cmtee. 45 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra l,2,3. LARGE, DICK Alchem. 3,4. LAW, LINDA A. F.N.A. 1,2, Sec. 25 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Zets. 2,3, V.P. 35 Archery 45 Swimming 35 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus 1,3. LEE, HAZEL LOUISE Red Cross 2,45 Y-Teens 1,2,45 Pep 45 Swimming 3, Sec. 35 Zets 2,35 F.N.A. 25 Archery 45 H.R. Rep. 25 Wel. Com. 35 J-Hop Cmtee. LEIN, KENTON Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4. LEVINE, DAVID Chess 3,45 Science 3, V.P. 35 J.C.W.A. 35 Alchem. 3,4, Pres. 45 Math. 45 Dram. 45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Scottonian 45 I.C. C. 4. LEWIS, RALPH Alt. H.R. Rep. 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2. LINKOUS, CONNI Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Dram. 35 French 45 Soc. Com. 3, 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Band, Maiorette 3,45 Thistle 1,2,3. LOUY, JUDITH ANN Lib. Asst. 4. LUDWIG, IDA MAY Archery 45 Swimming 35 F.T.A. 45 F.N.A. 45 Art 2,3,45 Math 45 Y-Teens 4. MCCONNELL, DAVID BROOKE Chess 1,2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Alchem. 3,45 Alt. H.R. Rep. 15 Class V.P. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Med. Cmtee. 3,45 Sr. Prom Cmtee.5 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Scottonian 4. McCLURE, GERALD Chess 1,25 Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2,3,45 I.C.C. 2,3,45 St. Coun. 2,3,45 H.R. Rep. 2,3,45 Ath. Com. 3,45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Mem. Cmtee. Co-Chr. 45 Track Mgr. 15 Football Mgr. 2,3. MCCULLOUGH, FRANK Hi-Y 1,2,35 Alchem. 3,45 Med. Cmtee. 3,4, Chr. 45 Ath. Com. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Sr. Prom. Cmtee.5 Panelist Cmtee. 45 Skits St. Dir. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Scottonian 45 Trip Cmtee. 4. MCGOUGH, ARTHUR Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. McGRAW, SHARON LEE F.N.A. 1: Lib. Asst. 4. McNEAL, LONDELL Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1. MARTIN, JACQUELYN LOUISE Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Zets. 1,2,35 F.T.A. 4: Spanish 45 Archery 45 J-Hop Cmtee. MARTIN, YVONNE Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Archery 45 Bible 4. MASON, JEANETTE Alt. H.R. Rep. 4. MAZOR, JOHN Chess 2,35 Alchem. 3,4, Treas. 45 Math 4, Pres. 45 Spanish 45 Hon. Soc. 3,45 I.C.C. 45 Alt. H.R. Rep. 15 Ath. Com. 45 Finance Com. 35 Comm. Cmtee. 4. MENNA, JACK Hi-Y l,2,3, Sec. 1, Treas. 25 Band I5 H.R. Rep. 1, Alt. 2,35 Track 1,25 Football 2. METCALF, GLENDORA Y-Teens 4. MIDDLING, DONNA JEAN Y-Teens 2,3,45 French 45 Swimming 35 As- sembly Com. 2,3,4, Com. 45 J-Hop Cmtee5 Cheerleader 3,4. MILLS, FRED K. Hi-Y 45 H.R. Rep. 45 Band 1,25 Football 1,25 Track 1. MITCHELL, JAMES H.R. Rep. 35 Football 1,2,3. MOORE, MARY RUTH H. R. Rep. 25 Chorus 15 Choir 2,3,4. MOORE, RAY Baseball 3,4. MORRISON, LORA F.N.A. 15 Chorus 4. MOSS, HAROLD L. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,4. MEYERS, JOYCE Y-Teens I5 J-Hop Cmtee. NASH, WINIFRED Y-Teens 1,2. NEWMAN, WILLIAM Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Archery 2. NICHOLSON, MILDRED Art 25 Y-Teens 3. NORTHCOTT, JOHN J.C.W.A. 45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, V.P. 3,45 Dram. '35 Aeolian 25 H.R. Rep. 1, Alt. 25 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Dance Cmtee. 25 Sr. Prom Chr.5 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y-Teen Coun. 3,45 Scottonian 4. OLDHAM, LAURIE Chorus 1,2. PARKER, ROBERT Boys' Chorus 3,4. PARKMAN, ROBERTA Y-Teens 2,45 Ann. Cmtee. 4. PATRICK, BETTY SUE Y-Teens 1. PATRICK, KAREN MICHELE Y-Teens 2,3,45 Zets. 15 Dram. 35 Archery 45 French 4, Pres. 45 Bacc. Cmtee. 45 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Sr. Prom Cmtee.5 Skits St. Dir. 45 Panelist Cmtee. 45 I.C.C. 45 Scottonian 3,4. PAYNE, SHARON LEE Y-Teens 15 Archery 45 Chorus 1,25 Choir 3,4. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM Alt. H.R. Rep. 1,25 Football 4. PILZECKER, KENNETH Radio '2. POWELL, JAMES Ban. Cmtee. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. POWELL, DORIS Art 15 Zets. 25 Y-Teens 2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Dram. 35 Chorus 25 Choir 3,45 Archery 4. POWERS, CONNIE Y-Teens 1,2,3, Sec. I5 Dram. 35 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Chorus 2,3. PREKOP, MARTIN D. Hi-Y 2,35 J-Hop Cmtee.5 Scottonian 45 Thistle 4. PRICE, LOUISE Swimming 3. SENIOR QUINN, JANET DELORES Y-Teens 2,3,4, Zets. 2, I.C.C. 4, F.T.A. 4, Asst. Sec. 4, Lib, Asst. 2, Archery 4, Pres. 4, Cheerleader 2, Thanks- giving Queen. RAMEY, TENNIE Swimming 3, F.N.A. 4, Y-Teens 4, Chorus 2,3, Treas. 3. RAY, JEANNETTE VERONICA Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Red Cross I,2,3, Sec. 2,3, F.N.A. 3, Med. Cmtee. 3,4, Sec. 4, H.R. Rep. I,2,4, Organ. Com. 4, Ban. Cmtee. Chr. 4, Chorus I, Choir 2,3, Treas. 3, J-Hop Cmtee., Hon. Soc. 3,4. REDDICK, SHIRLEY ANNE Swimming 3, Dram. 3, Home Ec. 3, Chp. 3, Red Cross 4, Pep 4, Y-Teens 4, Archery 4, St. Coun. Sec. 4, J-Hop Cmtee. REICHARD, JOHN Beg. Band 4. REITER, H. SCOTT Hi-Y I,2,3, Chp. 3, Alt. H.R. Rep. I, J-Hop Cmtee., Band I, Bowling 4. REMER, MURRAY Art I, Dram. 3, Pres. 3, J.C.W.A. 3, Med. Cmtee. 3,4, Alchem. 3,4, H.R. Rep. 4, Assembly Com. 4, Ann. Cmtee. 4, Dance Cmtee. 2, J-Hop Cmtee, Sr. Prom Cmtee., I.C.C. 3, Scottonian 3,4. RIVERS, ELOISE Y-Teens 'l,3, Zets. I, Spanish 4, Pres. 4, I.C.C. 4, Archery 4, Thistle 3, Ann. Cmtee. 4. RUFFNER, JANET Swimming 3, Archery 4, Y-Teens 4, Chorus 2, Choir 3,4. RUSSELL, BETTY Swimming 3, Archery 4. SANDERS, LOUIS Art I, Dram. 3, Alchem. 3,4, Spanish 4, Soc. Com. 4, Class V.P. 3, Dance Cmtee. 2, J-Hop Cmtee., Basketball I,2,3,4, Bawling I. SCHULTE, CAROL LOUISE Y-Teens I,2,3,4. SHIPLEY, MARY SUE Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Treas. I, Zets. I,2, Dram. 3, H.R. Rep. 4, Class Treas. 2, J-Hop Cmtee., Cheerleader 3,4. SIMRELL, DORIS Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Zets. 2,3, H.R. Rep. I,2, Dance Cmtee. SIRCLE, Cmtee. SMITH, SHIRLEY JEAN Swimming 2, Chorus 4. SMITH, SNIDER, ROBERT Art I, Aeolian 2,3, Science 3, Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Chp. I, 2, Hi-Y-Teen Coun. 4, Archery 2, Dram. 3,4, H.R. Rep. 3, Class Pres. 3, French 4, Bowling 4. SONCHEK, PATRICIA Chorus I,4. SPRATT, JACQUELYN Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Dram. 3, Dance Cmtee. 2, J-Hop Cmtee., Chorus 3. STEINMAN, HOWIE Art I, Dram. 3, Spanish 4, Fr. Coun., H.R. Rep 2, Organ. Com. 3,4, I.C.C. 3,4, Dance Cmtee. 2, J-Hop Cmtee., Boshketball Mgr. 2. STEWART, PATRICIA F.N.A. 3. STRONG, DENISE Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Pep 4. ST. JOHN, MICHAEL Baseball 4. SUTTON, SAMUEL Choir I,2,3,4, Football 'I,2, Baseball I. SWANGO, MARILYN Chorus 2, Choir 3,4. SWESEY, SANDRA L. Swimming 3. TALLEY, JOE Boys' Chorus 4. TANNER, JOAN Y-Teens 'I,2,3, H.R. Rep. 2, J-Hop Cmtee. TATE, ARLENE Choir 3. TAYLOR, WILMA Y-Teens I,2,3,4, F.T.A. 4, Sec. 4, F.N.A. I,Dram. 2, J-Hop Cmtee. SANDRA Y-Teens I,2,3, Zets. 2, Dance Cmtee. 2, J-Hop WAYNE Football 2,3,4, Basketball I, Track I,2. TESKA, CAROL Y-Teens 3,4, Archery 4. THOMAS, BARBARA ANN Zets. I,4, Y-Teens I,3,4, Art 4, V.P. 4, Archery 4, Swimming 3, Treas. 3. THURMAN, HERBERT Football I, Track 2,3. TRIPLETT, LULA B. F.N.A. I, Y-Teens I, Med. Cmtee. 2, Chorus 3, Swimming 3. TULL, LOUIS Bowling 3. l76 CH RONICLE TURNER, MARCIA F.N.A. 2,3, Y-Teens 2,3, Red Cross I,2. TURNER, MARY JEAN Y-Teens 4. TYSON, BARBARA Sk. Study 3, Bible I,2,3,4, Sec. 4, Archery 4, French 4, F.T.A. 4, Orchestra I, Lib. Asst. 2,3. WAIDNER, ELIZABETH KAY F.N.A. I,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Med. Cmtee. 2,3,4, Archery 4, I.C.C. 4, H.R. Rep. I,2, Bacc. Cmtee. Chr. 4, Scottonian 3,4. WAGNER, VIRGINIA F.N.A. 3,4, V.P. 4, Archery 4, Sec.-Treas. 4, Pep 4, Y-Teens 4. WALLACE, DEBORAH Y-Teens 2,3. WEINMAN, SUSAN Y-Teens I, 2, Aeolian 2, H. R. Rep. I. WIDNER, WAYNE Band 2, Football 2. WIGGINS, MAY BELLE Zets. 2, Y-Teens 4, Chorus I, 2, 3. WILLIAMSON, GEORGIA Choir 4, Bowling 3, 4. WILLIS, HUSTON Alt. H.R. Rep. I, Basketball I, 2, Track 3. WILSON, BETTY ANN Red Cross 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Dance Cmtee. 2, Chorus I, 2, Sec. 2. WOODBURY. CAROLE Y-Teens 3, Home Ec. 3, Swimming 2. WOODS, CONSTANCE Y-Teens I,2,3,4, Zets. 3, Dram. 2, Fr. Coury., Archery 4, Chorus 3. WOTRING, FRANKLIN LEWIS Hi-Y 2,4, Football 2, Basketball 2, Track 2. WRIGHT, CHERRY Dram. 3, F.N.A. I,2, H.R. Rep. 3, Maiorette 3,4. WRIGHT, FLOYD Football I,2,3,4, Track I,2,3,4. YATES, DONALD H.R. Rep. I, Track 4. YATES, RONALD Track 4. ZANER, ALAN Bowling 2. ZERVOS, MARY Y-Teens I. Special Senior Autographs -A- Abbott, Betty ,...., .......... . .. ....,,.......,.. 52, 134 Abrams, Jerry .....,,....,........,.,,.................... 52, 120 Acker, John .....,....,,........,.....,.,........,................. 58 Adair, Miriam 52, 128, 129, 134, 139, 142, 149 Adams, Doris .......,,,..............................,,. 30, 153 Adams, Karen .,......,,....,,........ 66, 132, 137, 140 Adams, Paula ....,,, ....................,.. 6 6, 153 Adams Rosa ...,..... Adams, Theodore ......, Adkisson, Betty .....,.. Adkisson, Brenda ..,... 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Anteau, Donald ..........,. , ..,,... 58, 133 150 Applebaum, Betty .,,, ........,.,,... 5 2, 149, Applegate, Joyce ..,,...,...,,....,..........,.............. 66 Ardner, Carol ......,.....,,, 24, 58, 133, 136, 137 Armitage, Robert ......,...,........ ..,...,..,,.,............. 3 0 Armstrong, Henrietta ......,.....,....,,........,,,.,.....,., 58 Armstrong, Walter ....,,,. Arnold, Jerry ....., Arnold, Larry ......,. Aubry, Jessie ...., Aubry, Lois . ,.... Axilrod, Barbara ......,.....,...., 52, 117, 119, .wmwmmu .mmsztu mmsztn mfffffhf . 58 152 126 -5- Backes, Eudocia ..........,.. . ...,........,.,., 66 Bacon, Bob .,,........... ..,.,.,... 30, 131 Badgett, Frank .....,... .,.........,,,... Baginski, Lucille ...... Bailey, Bob , ......,.... . Bailey, Carol ...., Bailey, Clara ,.... Bailey, Roy ...... Baird, Bonnie ...... Baker, Beniamin ..... Baker, Donald ..... rank ..66 132 ......,24, 52 .,........5B, 150 .66 93, 103 106 93 Baker, F ,...... ,,..,.... 5 2, B6, 90, Baker, William ......,. .......,..,......,,., 5 8, Ball, Thomas ....,........,.. .....,.....,.........,... 3 0 Balthazar, Willagene .....,. . ....... 66, 132 Banks, Willie .......,,....... ......,..... 5 B Barboza, Audrey ...... ..,---.. 3 0 Barboza, Roy ...,...,..,. ........, Baringer, Pat ......... Barker, Larry ........, Barnes, Lawrence .... Barnes, Verda ........,... Barry, Odell .,...,...... Barry, Yvonne ..... Barton, Don ...,...,. ,......,,....... Barton, Jimmie .,,.................. 66 52 66 66 ...,..,.58, 92 66 Basilius, Rhoda ........ 30, 48, 115, 116, 117, 126, 135, 147 Basilius, Sandra .....,.......,...............,..,.,.......,..... 66 Bates, Eugene ........ ....,,.................,,..... 5 8 saves, L. c. .,..,..,,....... ,...,..,........, ,...,,....,.... 67 Battie, Marilyn .....,.,.........,....., 58, 133, 136, 153 Baughman, aughn .....,,.........,,...,.....,.....,..... 30 Baxter, John ..,........,.....,..,.......,,.................,,,..... 67 Baxter, Kirk .............,.............,..,,.........,,..... 67, 151 Baxter, Malcolm ,.....,.... 52, 90, 117, 118, 124, 125, 142 Beach, Robert ....... . ........,.....,.....,.......,........ 67 Bean, Lizzie ......... ......... 5 8 Beasley, Archie ..,..... ......... 5 B Beczynski, Ronald ,,....,.. .,,..........,......,........ 6 7 Behnfeldt, Raymond ...,,,...,...,,.,,....,...,,.,,..,.,.... 30 Belcher, Faye ,,........ .... , , ..... 67, 121, 132, 138 Bell, Warren ,......,...........,.,...........,..............,.. 52 Belle, Carolyn .....,...,.. Bergquist, Bette .......... Bernard, Marliene .... , Bernath, Dianne . ..,,,... . 152 ..,....67, Bernath, Judy ....,......,....,......,...,.......,..........., 149 Bethany, Dave .....,.....,....,,..........,,..,.......,.........., 93 Bey, LaGora .. .,24, 30, 46, 128, 135, 143, 147, 148 Bias, Thomas Student Index Blackhall, Suzanne 156 Blaine, Nancy .,....,.....,., 52, 134, 146, 147, Blaine, Sandra .........,..............,,...... 67, 114, 157 Blanchard. Gloria ..... Blank, Norman ..,.... Blankley, Larry ..,,. Blanton, Mollie .,... Blanton, Moses ,,..... Blitzer, Charles ...., Blueitt, Alma ............. Boardman, Helen ........ Bobzean, Phyllis ....,..... Boesel, Stephen Bokesch, Martin ....,,,.. Bokesch, Michael ..,,.. Boland, Amelia ...,,. Boles, Annie ........ Boles, Everlean ., Boles, Jerry .....,,... Boles, Lindbird ........ Bonhart, Rose ........ Bonner, Shirley ,.... Booth, George ....,... Borgelt, Evelyn .... Boston, Lela .,.....,.,..,. Bowen, Carol Jean ..... Bowen, Robert ...,..... Bowler, Brenda ......, Boyd, Carole ,.....,. Boyk, Charlotte ....... Boyk, James ..,...... 158 ............30, ....67, 114, 119, 121, 132 135 53, 79, 117, 118, 124 139 92, 139 ........59, 152 ...,...68 .,.,.....153 .,........68, 120, 132 31, 104, 131, 143 152 ...,.....53, 133, 134 53, 139, 140 125 ..........68, 103, Bozeman, Dan ....,......,..... .............,,...,,..... 6 B Bozeman, Thelma ,.......,... ........,..........,. 6 8 Bradford, Ida Frances ....,,.. .........,.....,,....,... 6 8 Bradley, Nita Ann ........,.. ......... 5 3, 143, 155 Brady, Daniel ....,...........,. .......,........ 2 5, 31, 113 Brady, Lee ..................,. ..,.....,..,............ 1 33, 154 Brandman, Barbara .,......,... 68, 121, 132, 140 Brandman, Stuart ....,... Brandon, Theodis ......, . ,............... ....,...... 5 3, 91 . .,,.... 59, 92, 102, 106 Braun, Mike .....,,....,.. ..........,,..,,..............,. 5 3 Breece, Alvin ...,.,....... ....,......... ..,....,... 5 9 Brewer, Ivan Lewis ...., .....,........ 6 8 Brewer, Ruth .....,.....,,,, ,.... .,.. 6 B , 159 Briggs, Beverly ......,. ,..,...,...... 3 1 Brinkle ........... 59 y, Dorothy ....,.. Britter, Gloria ..........,.. Britter, Joan ...,....,..... Britter, June . . Britter, Ronald ...... Brock, Carolyn ......, Brock, James .,........... Bronikowski, Jerry Brooks, Ella Jean ...,, Brooks, Reginald ......, Brown, Andrna ....,... Brown, Anna ....... Brown, Barbara .....,. Brown, Berniece ,.,... Brown, Claren ...,,. Brown, Cloris ....... Brown, Franklin ...... .,.....66, 68 ........53, 139 155 .....,..59, ...,...,..., ..68 .........31, 152 .........6B, 153 120, 133 ,......53, 108, 117, 118 Brown, Glenda ...... . .....,... .,........,...........,. 5 9 Brown, James ...... .,...,......,....,..,....,..........,.. 6 8 Brown, Joan ..... ..,,.,. 3 1, 46, 114, 135, 148 Brown, Mary .....,., .................... 5 9, 120, 133 Brown, Pau ette ....,, .........,....,.,,....,.......,,,,, 6 8 Brown, Raquel .... .,,........, 6 8, 152 Brown, Sharon ,.,... ,...., .... . . ., Brown, Walter ,,,...., ........ , .. Brownl Bruhl, ee, Earl ...... Pamela ...,... .. Brumfield, Darrel .....,. 59 68 93 157 156 142 103 Brundage, Richard ...... Brundage, Robert ,...... 59, 124, 125, 140, Bruner, Sylvia ,...... ...... 5 9, 120, 122, 133, Brymer, Tom .,,...... ...,.,,......... 5 3, 99, 117, Bryson, Charles ...,.... , Buckles, William ...... Buehrer, Lynette ..... Bu rban Bu rks, k, Bill .......,.,,. Constance ......., Burlew, Douglas ....,,,.. Burnett, Frances ,..... Burr, Dana ...,.,....,... Bush, Armand ..,.... Bush, John .,,,,..... Bush, John ..,.... 153 Bibbs, lda .......... .....,,.........,,,..,.......,. 6 7, Bilchok, Carol ,.,..,,,..,.....,.,........................,,.. .. 67 Bilchik, Ronald .....,,.... 58, 102, 109, 120, 124, 140, 142, 147, 156 Billheimer, Ruth ........,..,........,..,........,..,,........., 67 Billups, Beverly .,,....,........,.. ..,,.,. 5 2, 134 Billups, Edward ....... ..., ..,......,.. 5 8 Billups, Elwood .....,, ........ 1 51 Billups, Gloria ..,...... ........,. 6 7 Binder, Nancy ...,......,,... .......... 6 7 ,..67 Birmingham, John ,.,.... Bishop, Judith .......,.., Bius, John ...,.,......,. Black, Gerald ......, Black Gilbert ,...,..... mud uma Robert ..... Solian . ..,... .. Black: Yvonne ........ ...,.,,,...,.... 67, 119 . ...... ...,.,.. 5 2, 117, 11B 58, 90, 106, 151 124 153 ......,,53, 149, 155 ......,,....59, 132 .68 .,.......59, 133, 150 31 Byrd, George ..,..... ...,...... .....,. 5 3 -C- Caldwell, Harold ............ ....... 6 B Caldwell, James ...,,. ,.,.,. ..,,,.. 6 8 Caldwell, Robert ...,..... .......,,,, 5 9 Caldwell, Robert ......,,.... ....... 6 0, 92 Calfee, Lawrence A. ,...,, ...,.... 6 9, 159 Calhoun, Carol ...,....,.... .............. 6 0 Calhoun, Ray .............,........................,...... ......31 Calman, Ronald .......................,...,..........,......... 116 Campbell, Carol .. 31, 33, 42, 115, 116, 117 122, 135, 147, 148, 155 Campbell, Don .............,...................... 60, 92 Campbell, Gordon ....,.,......... ........ 3 1, 91, 106 Campbell, Linda ........... ..,......,........,.. 6 B Campbell, Minnie ....... ........ 6 0, 133 Carnes, Jacqueline ..... Carpenter, Mary ......,.. Carr, Louemma J. ..,, . ....,..,31, 152 , ....,.,... 68 0 Carrington, Lucetta .....,,,. . ..,..... .. Carroll, James , ..,.........., .. Carson, Janice .......... Carson, Marilyn Carson, Peggy .... ,.., 6 .,,,.....66, 68 ........6B, 132 Carter, Bonnie ................ 53, 79, 104, 126, 134 Carter, Curis .........,,...........,.,.....,....,................ 6B Carter, Howard ...... Casey, Earvy ....,,...... , ....... 68, 132 Cavanough, Leon ...... Chambers, Jeff ...,...... Chapman, Richard ....... Chatman, Barbara .,., Chatman, Joyce ...... Chousky, Alan ,.... Chitwood, Earlene ....., Chitwood, Robert ....,. .. ............ 53 ...,....68, 156 Church, James ..,.....,.. ......... 68 , 100 Church, Mary .......... .. .,.....,...,....,........ .31 Clark, Bernard ...... . .,.....,...,.................. 68 Clark, Bruce ....,..... .,..,....,......... . .. ..,,. 68, 93 Clark, Harry ...... ........ 5 3, 117 147, 154 Linda ......, Clark, Clark, Mildred ..,..... Clark, Nancy ........ Clark, Ronald ......,. Clarke, Harold ...... Clarke, Jerry ....... 134 ffilu ...53, 140, 149 152 Clay, Betty ,......... .... . ...60, Clemons, James . ..,... ............. 60 Clemons, Marvin ..... , ...,...,.... 52 Cleveland, Johnny ...... 152 Clinkscales, Leola ........ ......,.,.. 60 , Clapton, Amelia ..... .............. 60 , 152 Clopton, Mary ............ ..........,.....,......... 6 B Cohen, Merilyn Ann ........ ..,....,. 6 B 114, 140 Cohen, Murray ......... . Colbert, Bernice .....,........ 152 Colbert, Thettis Mae ,.....,.. .....,.. 60 , Colbert, Warnett ....,...... ....... 6 B, 153 Cole, Linda .................. ,......,.....,............ ....,... 6 8 Cole, Rowena ..... ,..............,,...... . ..,,.. 2 4, 31 Cole, Samuel ....,..........,....,...,...........,....,....,..... 31 Cole, Stanley ................... 54, 89, 91, 106, 154 Coleman, Betty ....................,......,........ .,.. ....,... 60 Coleman, Elizabeth ..........................,......,...... 60 Coleman, Jeanie ......,.... ...,........ 3 2, 148 Coleman, Maxine ....,... ............. , ..... . . Coleman, Pauline .... Collier, Paula ...... Collins, Barbara ...... Collins, Harvey ........ ffii .60, 140, 159 54 .. 54 153 120 Collins, Juarlean ....... .............. 60 Collins, Martha ....... ,........,... . 68 Collins, Ruth ....... ................. 6 8 Collins, William .....,. ....,... 3 2, 131 Collum, Sharon ......... ...... ,...... 6B Colman, Ronald .............. ..,..............,,.....,...... 68 Condrey, Willetta .......,...................,.,....,......... 152 Conti, Larry .....................,.... ,,.. .......................... 68 Conyers, Charles ..,..... 54, 110, 114, 131, 139, 146, 151 Cooaler, Jodie .....................,.....,.......... ..60, 156 Coo , Bill ....... 32, 108, 117, 121, 131, 139, 152 Cook, George ..................,............ 60, 106, 130 Cook, William ........................,............... 60, 158 Cooks, Joan Ann ....... Cooks, Vivian .... Cooper, Gracey ....... Cooper, Jessie ........... .......32, 49, ...60 148 .151 Corder, Sue ........... , ...... ,... ....,...,........ 68 Corum, James .,,....,.,........... ............. ..,. 60 Courtney, Martin Dale ...... ..,..... 60 , 158 Cowell, Stanley ......,....... .....,,...,,... . .32 Cowson, Pinkney ........, . .,,...... 68, 90 Cox, Carol ........... .........,.... 60 Cox, Joy ............ ....... ..,.,,.,....,,...... 6 8 Cox, Shelby ...... Cranon, JoAnn ...., Crawford, Gary ...,.., Crosby, Daisy ...,....... Crosby, Geraldine ...... Crosby, JoAnn ...,.... .........,60, 120 1 24, ...........54, ...,.......32, ...54 135 140 ...32 155 135 Crosby, Robert , ...... .... ,........,....... . . .69 Crum, Janet ........,.....,... ,.... .............. ,,...... 6 9 Cummings, Charlene ....... .......... 6 0, 120, 133 Cummin s, Charlet .......... ........................ 6 9 Cunningham, Leontine .,.,. ........ ................... 6 9 Curtis, Barbara ............,... ......... 3 2, 135, 148 Curtis, Dorothy , ..,............. .......,.....,......... . 60 ..p.. Dagner, Sharon .... ........,..... .................,.... 1 3 3 Dale, Donald ,......, ....... ....... 3 2 , 90, 154 Daniel, Linda ........... ...........,........ 6 9 Daniels, Cathrine ...... ..,.............. 6 9 Daniels, Eva ........... ...........,........ 3 2 Daniels, Leon ...,... Daniels, Patricia ...., Daniels, Paul ...... ,. 130 ..........66, Davis, Barbara ....... 153 Davis, Beatrice ........ ...60, Davis, Brenda ..,... .,..,..... 6 0, 153 Davis, Claude ....... . ..,...,........ .60 Davis, Chuck ....... Davis, Dorsell ....... Davis, Geraldine ..... .....,.. Davis Davis: Reginald ....... Davis, Tyrone ....... Davis, Warnetta . ..,. .. . ..,........ .69 5 S3333 Len .........,..,.... .... . Day, Florence ......, Day, Janet DeHart, Nancy ..... DeHart, Sandra , .,.. .. Delles, John ...,....... Dennis. Myrna ..,... DePriest, Sharon ..... QHIHTWWW Mensa, its SESS 134, 'DQlOllllS, DCVid ...,.. DeVerna, Charles ,..., , DeVerna, Wiltiam DeVries, Larry .. .. .. DeWolfe, Janice ..,. , ...54, l , , Dickason, Martha ..... ,...,,..,,,.. Dieball, Linda .,........ Dietrich, Sharon DiGainey, Helen ,.... DiVittore, Jeannette , Dolbee, Bob ..... , Donaldson, Sharon Doneghy, Joseph .. Donohue, Don Dorf, Michael . Dorf, Wendie .. .. Dorple,. Margaret . . . Dotson, Beverly . , Dougherty, Alfreda ..,. . Dowell, Linda . 59, 60, Dowell, Fatricia 69, Downes, Violet 32, 43 138, 147 Dubois, Edward , .. Duddleston, Corrin Duddleston, Ray . .. . Duerson, Murray . Duhart, Barbara . Duhart, Jacquelyn . Duhart, Paul .,,. Dungan, Sharon Dunson, Barbara , Durham, Henry .. . Durrett, -Phyllis . .. . ,. Duson, Gene , Dwyke, Janet 32, 112 135, 143 I Dwyke, Rhoda -E- Easley, Juanita Eck, Lawrence Eding, Barbara Edmundson, Don . Edwards, Gerald Elle, Ruth . . Ellerson, Pearline Elliott, Robert . Ellis, Betty Ellis, Earl . Ellis, Elaine . . Ellis, Frederick .. . ,... Ellis, JoAnne ., ...,... Engle, Judith ,.... ,.69, 119, Eppstein, James ,...,. , Epstein, Eileen .. , , Erland, Helen .. . , . Ernst, Duane . .. , 54, Ersepke, Hans , ., Erwin, Kenneth ,. . Esse, Mary . . .. Eulitt, Dianne ,. Evans, Robert ,. Ewing, LeRoy .,.. ., . Ewing, Marcia . -F- Fagen, Rochelle Fair, Eddie . Fair, James ,. Fasion, Alphonso Fears, Phoebe . Fee, Johnnie Lynn . Feldman, Gail . Feldman, Lynne . 69, Feldstein, Allan . Ferrero, Judith . Files, Lee Andres , .,,. 104, 54, 54, , .. ,69, 121, 133,H136, 150, 119, 120, 132, 411, 116, 117, ,. .. 69, 93, 32, 90, 106, I HI 1.71, 60, 133, . 54, ' .. 60, 133, .. 33, 91, 69, 132, 137, 33, 91, 106, . ,,69, 69 120, 124, 132, 117,118,119, .. . ,. ,. ao, . 33, 134, . ,,.. , .. 69, ... 60, 121, ' , 60, 92,' , . 54, 134, 114, 121, 132, ,....60. 60, 121, 133, 28 .,.. .. Gamby, Gary , ,.... Gardner, Annu ......... , ....,... 70 Garrett, Earnestme ...... .......,, 7 0 Garry, Joseph ..,.......... ,,,,,,,,, 7 0 Gary, Charles .....,.... ,,,,,,,,, 7 0 Gaston, Emma ..............,..,......................,........,.. 70 George, Steve ...............,,........,......,,................. 34 Gephart, Iona .,.,... 34, 43, 117, 135, 143, 148 Gerry, Joseph . ..,......,...,........,...,........,....,......,.. 93 Gholston, Phyllis .....,.............,....,..... 61, 120, 133 Gibson, Redus ...,,...,. ..,.......,.....................,,.. 7 0 Gibson, Virginia ..,.. , ..,... 54, 134, 139, 140 Gide, Earl . .,..,... .... ,....,..,..., ,....,. , ,...... , . . 70 Gilchrist, David . .,,.. ,,..,,... ...,.... 3 4 , 48, 115 Gill, Juanita ,.....,..,,, ..,.... 3 4, 119, 135, 136 Gilliam, Harry .....,, .,,.. ,,.,...........,............ .... 3 3 Ginn, Clarence ...,........,,,. ....................,..,..... 6 1 Ginsburg, Chardell .....,, ........ 1 32, 152 Glassmon Dave ..,....,. .,........,.,,,,,,, 7 0 Glesmer, Diana ...,. ,.,...,..... 5 4, 134 Glover, Clarence .....,. ,.......,..,. ,........,.. 7 0 Glover, Nathaniel ...... ...,,..,.... 7 0, 93, 103 Goldie, Sharon ....,. ......,...,.......... 6 1, 139 Goldman, Gordon ,.34, 117, 125, 126 Goldstein, Honey ,........,.. ...61, 120, 126, 133 Goldstein, Jill ....... 122, 126, 138, 148 Goldstein, Mervyn .,.......,.....,............,.,... 35, 131 Goldstein, Toby ,..... ,. .,..... ..,..............., 3 4 Goodman, Nancy .. .... ,. ...... 34, 135 Goods, Betty ......,...,. ..,................. 1 53 Gordon, David .,..... Gordon, Margie Goree, Ann ...,.....,..,.. Gozdowski, Phyllis . Gragg, Amy ..........,... Gray, Carolyn ......, . Gray, David ....,,. , Gray, George .....,, Gray, Judith Ann Gray, Marion ....,. Gray, Rody ,...,,. Gray, Sharon .. Gray, Tom ...,,.. Greeb, Lila ,...,, Green, Addie .. Green, Elmer .....,,....,. 1 54, .54, 87, 88, 91, 106 133 Files, Mildred ,, , Firsdon, Fisher, Bi Mary .. lly Fisher, Milton .. Fisher, Philip .. .. Fisher, Thomas Fisk,,Bertha . . Fitz, Mary Ann . ,. 33, 48, 80, I. , 142, 148, 155 Fitzgerald, Nannie Fla991 Carolyn Flagg, Doris .. ,. ,, Flagg, Jim .. Flagq, Margaret . , Fletcher, Florence Norma Raymond ,. , 54, . 69, Nici ,,122.,,, . 33, :13 , 123, Greenlee, Dorothy Greenlee, Helen .........., Greenlee, Norma ....,....., Greenwood, James ..... , Gregory, Harry ...,..... ..., Gregory, Michael .,...,. .... Gregory, Sarah ..,... . Grentzel, Donald .... Gribble, Sandy .,.... . ........114, 134, 149 ........34, 39, 91, 139 .........,54, 128, 149 70 .,......34, 91, 109 90 ,...,...60, 132, 150 148 ..,...,.54 ....,18, 34, 117 124 ......1,.,.70 , .,...,.... 70 ......,....61 Griffin, Gladys ...... ,... .....,.............,., ,,....... 3 5 Griffin, Lynda .......... ........ 7 0, 133, 150, 152 Griffin, Samuel ...... ....,....,.,..................,. 7 0 Griffith, Lenore ,,,... ......,.........................,..... 5 4 Gross, Judith ...,..,, ,...,..........,, .... 7 0 , 132, 150 Gross, Sandra ....,,....... 54, 126, 127, 134, 147 Gruhler, Melvin ........,,..............,,........,......, 70 Guess, Jerry ..,.. ......,,... ,..............,,, 6 1 , 151 Gundy, Myra .,..... .,..... 7 0, 121, 132, 159 Guinn, Janet ....,....... ...,....,.....,,..,..........,... 1 52 Gunsberg, Sandra ............. ......... ,,... . . .61, 121 Gwinn, Franklin ...........,..... .....,,....,.. 6 1 -H- Haos, William ............,,...,,.......,.,..,,...,,....., 61, 128 Hackley, Janice ,... .........., .....,.....,.. 6 6 , 70, 132 Haddad, Jeff .....,....,. 18, 35, 49, 116, 117, 119, 121, 138, 139 Hagler, Tom ,..... .,..., ,............., .,,..,,........... ..,.. Hague, George ...,.. Hague, Paul .......... Haley, Richard ..... Hall, Edna Hall, James .... .. Hall, Lelia ....,,.., ..70, 1 70 61 93 70 61 35 61 21 54 140 115 134 149 152 Hallem, Elaine ..,,.. ....... 1 19, Ham, Leon ..,....,....,. Hamic, Jean Kay ....,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Hamic, Jerry ........,...... ,,,,,,,,, 5 4, Hamic, Joan ...,.... ,...,...,,,.................. Hamilton, Joyce ....... ...,...,.,.,.,..,.... 2 4, 54, Hammons, Peggy ......,.,., 54 134, 139, 143 Hampton, Barbara .........,,...,..,.....,..,,...... 70, Hancock, Douglas .,.., ..,. Hancock, John .... ..... Hanna, Robert .......,. Harless, Eugene Harmon, Stanley .... 1 Flowers, Ernest Flowers, Robert ,. Folleher, Gilbert . 33 Forney, Perry , .. .... .. , , 128, Forsythe, Dennis . ,. , ,. ,. 60, Foster, Carlease . ,, 69, 121, Foster, Catherine 33 135 137, 146, Foster, Frank . . Foster, Gerald . 33, 113, 413, 91, 117, Foster, Sue ,. .. .. 60, 121, 133, Foster, William , . , .. ....,. . Fotos, Nick . , 33, 49, 108, 117, 124, Fountain, Judith ,. Fountain, Sandra . ,. Fox, Margie , Fox. Mary Ann . Francis, Judith Francis, Linda Frankel, Bob . . Frankhouser, Sue 1 1 ,. ,. 60, 69, 25, 60, 121, 121 ........61, 92, Harper, James ....,,,..,,........ Harrell, Linda ........,,...,.....,, Harris, Annie Mae ............,... 70, 115, Harris, Arnell Lawrence .................... Harris, Arnetta Louise .... Harris, Darlene ....,...,....... Harris, Joyce ,......,...,... Harris, Harris, Harriso Harriso Harriso Sandra Sue .,,,.. Vivian .....,,,...,. n, Bertral ,,.... n, Florence ..,......... n, Sidney E. ........ . Harrison, William James . Harshbarger, Jack ........... Franklin, Ingrid . Franklin, Ken ,, Franklin, Rose . Freeman, Clariner Freeman, Orwin Friedman, Marvin Friedman, Roslyn Fulkerson, Fred . Gainev. .,.. ,,...,,69, . ..., ...69, ,.,.54, 134, 150, ,. ..,33, 35, 115, 69, 66, .. . , ..,... 33, 35, 115 ..5.. Helen .. ................. , ......... 54, Harshbarger, Jan ..........,.... Hassel, Fonsa ....,...... Haworth, Judy ...... Heard, Jacquelyn ..,.. .34 132, 140 , 35 153 ......,,.61, 114 ..,70, 152 , 92, 159 132 ,...........7O, .......54, Heaton, Sandra ...,. , ...,... ,....,,...,...,.. . Heck, Jane ...,..........,....,............,.,. 54, Helnze, Thomas . ...,....,......... ,..,. ..... . . .. Heller, Marvin ........ ,..61, 140, 142 61 149 134, ,.,54, 114 120, 133 ..,54, 153 136, 150 120, 130, 92, 119, Hemphill, Kathryn ....,,...,.....,....,........... Hemphill, Oliver ..,..,....... . Henderson, James ,.........,. Henderson, Mary Ann' ...... Henderson, Maurice ....,,. Henry, Alazene ,......... Henry, Alvin ...,...... Henrv. Bernadine ..,,.. .....35, 91, 'ibrli' .54 , 155 153 ...70, ........54 , ....,,. 35 Henry, Evelyn ..... Henry, Patricia .... 25, 35 Hermanm Vivian ....,... . ,,,,,-,,,,,, 54 Hern, Pat .........,........... ......., 5 4, 120 Hickman, Barbara , ....,. ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 0 Hickman, Verdell .... ,....... . ,70 Hickman, Vernon .... ,,,,,,, 5 4 Hicks, Jacqueline ...,., ....,.................,..,...., 7 0 Hicks, Gloria ...,.... .........,..,...........,,...,..,... 3 5 Hicks, Linda ........ ..,..... 7 0, 121, 133, 150 Hill, Doris ,, ..... ...........,.. 3 5, 157, 159 Hill, Elroy .,..., ......,,........,...........,..... 7 0 Hill, Karen ..,........ ........ 2 4, 35, 135, 148 Hill, Richard ..,........ .......,.......,....,..,..... 6 1 Hines, John ....,.....,..,.. .......,,.,....., . ......... 6 1 Hinton, Jeanette ...... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 0 Hite, Naomi ,...,..... .......... 6 1, 140 Hitzka, Gerald ....,. .......,....., 6 1, 159 Hitzka, Roland .......... ......,......,............ 7 0 Hoagland, Barbara ..... ....,.. 3 5, 135, 148 Hoagland, Thomas .,...,, ...................,... 7 0 Hobbs, Jerry ....,...,,.. .......,...,.........,, 5 4 Hobe, JoAnne ....... ,...... 3 5, 135, 152 HOIUSOYI1 BGNY ---. ...,.......,. 6 1, 153 Hodge, Janice ........... ..............,.. 6 1, 121, 156 Hogan, Janet ..............,..,..,,.........,..........., 61, 152 Hohenberger, Sharon ..... 29, 35, 135, 148, 155 Holden. Cloverfield ................ 54, 91, 106, 154 Holland, John ....................,.....,.......................,. 70 Holly, Eva ....,.,..,..,...................,........,...... 54, 136 Holmes, David .....,.,.........,......,........,,............. 70 Holmes, Judith ....,... 33 35, 43, 105, 117, 122, 126, 135 Holt, Winifred .. .... ........... ,......120, 133 Holyfield, Roger .. .............. 70, 92 Holyfield, Teresa ,.., ,,.......,....,,,. . .,..,,,. 7 0 Honse, Lynda ...,..,.... .,...,... 7 0, 132, 152 Hooker, Anne ...,... ....,.....,,.. 6 1, 152 Hooker, LeRoy ...,. ............ 7 1, 93 Hooker, Walter ...,,...... ,.71 Hopkins, Curtis .,..... ...71 Hopkins, Isaac .......... ............,...... 7 1 Hopson, Willa Mae ..... ..,........... 6 1, 153 Hoskins, Sherrileen .. ................. 61, 133, 154 Hoss, Linda .,,,.., ......,....,.......,....,....... ,..., , ,71 Hotchkiss, Allen , .,,...,,.. 29, 36, 48, 49, 108, 110, 131 Houston, Leslie ...,.... ................ ........ 6 1 , 92 Howard, Harlene .... .............,....., 6 1 Howard, Shirley ...... .......... 3 6, 153 Howard, Wanda ,...., .,.,....,,..,,.,, 7 1 Howard, Vicki ..,.... .....,....... 7 1 Howell, John ..... . .,....,.........,...,,....,,. 61 Howse, Steve ......... .........,,.............,........ 6 I Huckleby, Mary ..... .................................,... 5 4 Hudson, Robert .......,, ,,...,,. 3 6, 131, 140, 155 Hughes. Richard .,....,...,............ 50, 151 Hull, Nancy ........,,. ,......,........,... 7 1, 153 Hummel, Dianne ..,... .......... .......... 5 4 , 134 Humphrey, Claudia ...,...,.............................. 61 Humphrey, Roberta ........,...,.......,.........,....... 61 Humphreys, June ....,.. 36, 30, 81, 142 156, 159 Humphries, Eleanor ...,....,,......,,....,...........,...,.. 36 Hunsaker, Sandra ,,,................,......,..............,,. 71 Hunt, Glenda ......... ....,.. 6 1 Hunt, Stanley ..... ....,., 5 5 Hunter, Althea ..... ...... , 71 Hunter, Edward ,,... ..,.....,, 6 1 Hunter, Lillian . ......... ...61 Hurt, Carolyn .. ..,.... .,66, 71 Huston, Charles ........ ..................., 7 1 Huston, Patricia .,..., ........,, 5 4, 134 Hutch, Jeweline ,.,. .............,,.. 7 1 Hutchen, Phyllis . ,... ....... 3 6, 135 Hutchens, Bobby ,, ......,.,.....,,. 36 Hutchins, Gerald ....,..... .. ......, 71, 93 Hutchins, Lorenda ...,,.. ..,,.,......,. 7 1 Hutchinson, Terry ,...,.,... .....,........................ 6 1 I.. Imbery, Diane .,,.. ......,.... 5 4, 139, 146, 149 Imbery, Leo ..... . ....,......................... ..,61 Irving, Jackie .....,..,........... 71, 132 Irving, James .. ,......,. ....36 Irwin, Earl .,.,...,, ........... 3 6 lzzi, Catherine .,,.......,... ....,.. 5 4 -J- Jackson, Felton ..,,...,,.......,,.., ,,.... 3 6 Jackson, Gloria .,,, ..,..,,.. . ........ 6 1 Jackson, James .... ....,...,......,.....,........ 7 1 Jackson, John .,..,...,.....,....... 61, 102 Jackson, Laurine ...,,.. ....,,. 5 1, 54, 120, 134 Jackson, Morris ............ 71, 103, 118 Jackson, Rogers .. ...., ............,........,... , .71 Jackson, Ronald .,.... .. ,......... 71, 151 Jackson, Rose Lee ....... ......... 66 , 71 Jackson, Troy .......,,.,.... ....... 5 5, 91 Jacobs, Marsha ...,....,.. ......,,.. 6 1 Jagodzinski, James ...,.... ....... 7 1 Jakubowski, Geraldine .... ..,..., 3 6 James, Robert .................. ......................,....... 7 1 Jaynes, Nancy ..,,...,....,...,... ,...........,........,.,.,.. 6 1 Jeffers, Sharon ............ ........,,,,...........,.....,..... 1 52 Jeffrey, Kent ,......, .... 3 6, 91, 108, 117, 126, 127, 139 Jeffries, Chessie ....... 36, 48, 112, 117, 118, 122, 126 Jeffries, Lolo ......, 55, 134, 140, 142, 150 Jennings, Howard ...,... ................... 6 1, 93, 130 Jennings, Janice .,,. ............,....,..........,..,,.. 7 1 Jepson, Stephen ...,...' . 71, 158 Jobe, Cora ., ..,, ,. ........,132, Jobe. Jerlene ,,..., Johns, Ellery ..,,. ......,.6-1, 150 152 Johnson, Arnetta ...,,,...,,.....,....,..... 71 Johnson, Brian ........ ............. .,..,...,,.,.,... ' , 71 Johnson Deanna ....,...,,,.,,...., .,..., ....... 1 3 4 1 55, Johnson, Edwina .....,... ,...,, . .55, 104, 121, Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson 134 , Evelyn .... ,.......,.....,...,.,..............,......., 3 6 , George Stanly ,...,,...,....,.., ........,.. 7 1 , Harold ..,...,,...... ....... 6 1 , Mary ...,....... .. .,........ 71 , Mickey .. .,,., .,..106 Moore, Johnson, Murray ,.....,. .......... Johnson, Ralph Lee ...........,. .............. Johnson, Richard ........,..,..... .,.......,., 6 1 Johnson, Robert ........,.... ...,..... .......... 3 6 , Johnson, Robert Freeman .... .............. Johnson, Robert Wayne ..... ,,.....,... . .. Johnson, S. T. .,.........,...... ........ 6 1 Johnson, Verdell ..,..,,.,, .....,........ Jones, Beatrice , ...,,,... ,, Jones, David Earl ........ Donna Marie ....,, Jones, Jones Lemuel ..... ..... Jones: Martha Ann , ,.71, l::i:::i...71 ............61 151 158 Liechty, Evelyn ........,,....,.............,.... ........... 7 2 lightner, James ,... . ..,....,................................. 72 Lindsey, Edward .........,,.........................,....... 55 Lindsey, Kemp ............ 55, 117, 139, 140, 155 Lindsey, Thomas ...........................,............,,,. 62 Liner, Joyce Linda .....,,.,,...........,.............,....... 62 Linkqnaz Constance ........ 33, 38, 105, 113, 122, Linver, Gilbert ,.... ,.,..,.,....,.,..........,....,,.... 6 2 Little, Pat .,,.....,,.. ....... ,,.. , .,............ 6 2 , 152 Lobban, Jerry .....,,.. ,.....,......,....,,........ . . .,......, .62 Lockett, Sheila Lohr, Janice ..,.......,,.....,.. 38, 117, 142, , Long, Michael ,..62 147 Jones, Melvm ,,....,,... ,,..,, ....,......,......... 3 6 , Janes, Michael . ,... ...., . ...37, 139, 155, Jones, Olando John .... ,.....,.................. .....,. Jones, Patricia ,,,....,,, ....,....,....... Jones, Phyllis Elvia .... ,,.. , , .....,......,.,,,. 71, Jones, Terry Conrad ....,.....,,.........,......,,., 61, Jones, Wes ,.,.,, .. 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 108, Jones, Willie Ross .,.. .,.........,..., . Jordan, Booker ..... ,.....,,...,,.........,.....,. Jordan, Erma . ,.... .. Joyner, Mary ..... ....,. ...,..., , , .. Justus, Haroldean ...... ........ ,.... , 3 7, -K- Kanter, Gary . ,,....,....,. ........... . Karrick, Denyse ,...,,,... ,. .. ...,...,..... .61, Kasper, Marcia Ann ...., ...,,..........,.....,........ Katz, Steve ,... ,... .... ,... .,.. .....,.... 5 5 , 1 2 4. Keel, Lindo ,... ,...,,,... , . .. ..,,.. ,,.... . .. Keller, James ...62, 92, 106, 130, Keller, Sherman Kellogg, Judith Ann .....,,,.. ,... , .. Kelly, Paula ....,,, .. . 52, 55, 134, Keplinger, Delores .. ,... .... , .. ..... ..55 55. 154 1 49, . ,.... 71 140 Kern, Karen . 62, 114, 121, 133, Kerr, Linda .... .. , .... .. Kidd, Marilyn ,. .. .....,.....,,. Kimberly, Richard . . ...... .. Kimble, Lee .. , Kimble, Zack , .,,., . Kinchen, Carol .,.. King, James . King, John . , ,,.. .. King, Paul King, Phonsa ,... .. ...,,. .. King, Shirley Kinnebrew, Dorothy . . Kinnebrew, Fulton . , . .. .. .. Kirkbride, John . . .. .. .. , . 62 Kish, Jeanette ,. . . . 71, Kisseberth, Charles 37, 115, 117, 128, Klaus, Sharon .. 55, Kledis, Carol , 29, 37, 46, 135, Kledis, Susan . . 62, 120, 133, Klein. JoAnne ,.., . ,....,... 66, 71, 120, Klingensmith, Evelyn , Knopp, Eileen Knowles, Martha .. . ,, . . Kohler, David , 55, 121, Kohler, George .. .. .. 37, Koontz, Mary Grace .. . .. Krancs, Roland . 37, 49, 109, 117, 126, 127, 139 Krancke, Dean Kudzia, Chuck Kudzip, William Kuhn, Ruth ...... Kuhns, Kathleen Kuia, Andy .. .71, Kyle, Jerry Kynard, Ethel Kynard, Wylie K ser Kathl nne Y 1 Y Ky ser, Margot Laderman h ryl , S e Lake, Michael ..L- Landstein, Katherine , Lane, Robert . Lang, Carlton . Lang, Michael Longlois, James .. .. . 62, 98, Langston, Elester Langston, Sadie LaPointe, Jackie Large, Alice ...,, 37, 49, 117, Large, Dick , ., .., .,,, . Lar in, Ronald . .,,. . . .. 62, Larry, Annie Bell , ,.... . Loskey, Joseph ,..... , ....,.. .,... . lathan. Betty .. .. ....37, Lautzenheiser, Gary .. Lavoie, Larry .. ...,,.... .... ,....,,. . Law, Linda .... ,,,..,,....,, .,,,... . . .....37, Lawless, Peter .,,, .,,.... 6 2, 92, 98, Lawson, Frank .... .. ,,........,,,....,..... .. Lawson, Jerilyn ....,.. ............,,....,,, Lawson, Robert ...., ........... Lee, Charles ..,,.. .,...,.,....., Lee, Hazel .. ,.... ,,.37, Lee, Janes ..... Lee, Mabel ,,,,..... Lee, Mary ..,.. . 55, 157, 142, 123, 130, 1 20, 102, .62, 135, 92, 135, 135. 120, '55, ' 135, ....72, Lein, Kenton ..,,,. ....,, ,...... Lemons, George Lentz, Bill .........,.... Leonard, Ora Lepold, Eleen ...... ....,.... ,......... ....,.....,. Leutz, William Leveton, Allen ....,,,,.. ,,.. ,... ,........ 6 2 , Levine, David 146 Levine, Leanne levison, James 37, 49, 117, 124, .. , .,........,.....,..... 62, Lewis, Brenda Lewis, John .... Lewis, Ralph Lewis, Sanclran Libhart, James Liddell, Hoover I1 37, ar, 91, 94, ffff A' fffffffff5i. ..37, ..37, 123. 126, 'iiif 140, 1 1 47, Long, Sonya ..,....,. .....,.....,,...,..,..........,,....,,.. 7 2 Lopate, Marcia ...... .,......., 6 2, 121, 138, 154 Lorenz, Joanne ,....,.. ....,..,......,..............,.,.... 6 2 Lott, Robert ........,.....,,.. ..,..,.....,,....,,,.. 6 2, 151 Lauderdale, Blanch ..,,.. .....,,......... 6 2, 152 Louv, Jim ............. .... ........,.........., .,..,,. 5 5 Love, Sondra ........ . ........,......,..... 62, 133, 137 Lucas, Claudia ........................................ 55, 134 Lucas, Diane .........,......................,......,..,, 66, 72 Ludwig. Ida May ....,.. 38, 114, 124, 135, 136, 137, 148 Lupo, Daniel ...,..... ...,,.....,.........,,......,,. 7 2, 93 Lurner, Frances .. .....,......,...,.,. 153 Lyles, James ..... ........,.....,,......... 6 2 Lynch, Anna ....,.. ........ 2 4, 38, 135 Lynch, Joyce ...... ...,,........, 2 4, 62 Lyons, David ....,,. .,......... ........ 6 2 , 124 -M- McAlIister, Brenda ...,...... ....... 7 2 McCarthy, Ernest ....,,,,. .,....,.... 5 5 McCartney, Charles .....,..... ...72 McCaughey, Betty .... ......, 7 2, 140 McClendon, Jerry ..,,.........,,,....,,,..........,,....,.... 55 McClure, Georgia ..... , ....,,,.........,,..... 72, 153 McClure, Gerald ..,.... 38, 43, 115, 140, 146, 150 McClure, Stanford ......,, ....,...........,.......... 5 5, 91 McConnell, David ....... 29, 38, 39, 80. 91, 98, 99, 108, 117, 126, 147 McConnell, Denny . ........,, 62, 92, 130, 157, 159 McCullough, Ed .. ,,...,,.... .......,..,..... . 73, 93 McCullough, Frank ....,.. 38, 39, 91, 117, 126, 142, 146, 147 McCullough, William .... .....,. . .,,.. .....,,,.... 1 5 1 McDowell, Sondra . .,.. , ..,,, 55, 149, 154 McFadden, Margaret .. , .. ,,.....,..., 62, 152 McFadden, Martha .... McFarland, Mike .. . McFollins, James ...,.... McGee, Otis .. ,...,, McGee, Rose Mary .. . McGee, Steve ,.,... ........ McGough, Arthur ..... McGraw, LeRoy ......... McGraw, Sharon .. 99 ..,,....55, 88, 91 72, 93, 103 38 .........24, Mclncrow, George ,... ,.... ,................ 7 2 McJodden, Martha ...,... ..........,............ 1 52 McKenzie, Darlene .... . ..,..... 72, 121, 139 McKinney, Lee .... .....,......,.,........,..........,.....,.. 7 2 McKinney, James ....,,...,.,....,...........,,....., 55, 154 Mclargin, Linda .... ......,.....,.....,,,........,.....,.... 7 2 McLaughlin, Steve ...,... 59, 62, 121, 124, 125, 157 McMillan, Don ...,,,...............,...., .... ,..., . . .38 McMillan, Jack .... .....,.....,............... . .62 McNair, Bernard ...,,,.. .. ......,.....,.......,........ 62 McNeal, Londell ,,,.,,.,,...,..... 38, 86, 91, 106 MacFarlane, Gregory .,,. ....,............,.......... 7 2 MacFarlane, Robert ..., .,........,........,..,.. 6 2 Mack, Donald ..,........., ..........,,.., 6 2 Mack, Martha ..... ,,... , . .........,...... 133 Mock, Patricia .,,.... ,..... ,....,,... ........... 5 5 , 134 Madison, Geraldine .,..........,..............,.......,.. 62 Madson, Debby ,,,,,.,,,,................,......... 62, 133 Mahoney, Michael ,.....,,,...., 62, 142, 157, 158 Maltman, Philip ..... ...,,,....,.,...,.........,........, 5 5 Maltz, Betty .....,....,,... ,,..... ,........... 7 2 , 132 Manders, James ...,. ..,....,,....., 7 2 Marconi, Joseph ..... ......... . .72 Marinoft, Frank ..,,.....,.. ..,,....... 7 2 Markwood, Sharon .,.... ,.,...,. ,,..... 5 5 Marshall, Doretha ..,, .. .........,,...... 62 Martin, Arthur .....,...., ,.......... 7 2, 158 Martin, Barbara .,... .,.............,.......,. 6 2 Martin, Betty .,....,,, .............,.............. 6 2 Martin, Charles ......... 55, 108, 150 Martin, Edgar ......, .....,,............,..... 7 2 Martin, George ....... ..............,.... , .62 Martin, Jackie .. ....,,. .,,..............,....,.. 3 8, 123 Martin, James ...... .....,,..,.,.....,...............,,,...,,.. 6 2 Martin, J. Yvonne ...,... ,.... 3 8, 115, 135, 148 Martin, Shevilia .... ...........,,.....,.,...................., 7 2 Martinez, Balbina ,.... ....... ,.......,.. ,..,....... 6 2 Martinez, Sam ,,....... ............... 7 2 Mason, Jeanette ..,.. ..,.... 2 4, 38 Mathis, Bruce ...... ....,...... 7 2 May, Stella .................,.. ,, .....,,.. ,....,.....,.....,,.. . 72 Mayer, Tim ....,,.............,.............,.....,..,,......,..... 72 Mayo, Willie ...........,,.....,..............,.....,,.......... 72 Mazor, John ..... 38, 116, 117, 123, 124, 142, 146 Meilink, Marianne .......,....,,..............,......,......,. 72 Melvirgbklcqueline ,..... 62, 104, 120, 133, 143, Mendenhall, Alma ,....,.........,,....... 62, 150, 152 Mendenhall, Maxine ...... ....,.....,........, I ...72 Menna, .lack ..,............... ,,.,.......... .,.. 3 8 , 131 Menna, Jay .....,,.....,... ,....,... 7 2, 103, 130 Menna, Tyrone ...... ......... ,,.. . , ,.62, 92 Merickel, James .... ...,.,............ 6 2, 124 Merickel, Sally .,.... ........ 7 2, 121, 132 Merritt, Mari yn ..... ..................,,..... 7 2 Metcalf, Glendora ...,...........,. ......,..., 3 9, 135 Meyer, Edmund ..,....,....,,...,........,................., 62 Meyer, Henrietta . .,.........,...,...........,... 55, 153 Middling, Donna .....,. 39, 104, 112, 122, 135, 142 Milbourn, Jacqueline ............... ............., 66 . 72 Milburn, Linford .,..,.... H .,,.,..- .72 Miles, Delbert ........ ...... 1 .' .................... 72 Milios, Georgia ....,. ........ 72 140, .150 Mme., Paul ....,....... .......... ai , 92,133 Miller, Charles .... ,. ...................... .. Miller, Delbert ..,,.. .........,........... 72 Miller, ack ....... .,............ 7 2 Miller, Mabel .,,...... , ..............,.. 63 Miller, Patricia ....... .....,..... 7 2, 121 Miller, Richard ...... ....,.....,......,.........,... 72 Miller, Rose , ......,...... ...................,............,.. 63 Milligan. Sandra ..... ...........,......,. 7 2, 106, 152 Mills, Fred .......,.... ......... 3 9, 123, 131, 140 Mims, Clara ..... ,,...,,.,................ 7 2, 153 Mims, James ....... ,..........., 5 5, 90, 106 Mims, Ruby ......... .,,.....,...., 7 2, 153 Minter, Carolyn ....,. .................. . ..72 Mireles, Maria .,,... .......... 63 Mitchell, Ella .......,.. .,...., 7 3 Mitchell, James ..,.....,, . ...... 39 Mitchell, Mary Lee ......, ...,,.. 63 Mitchell, Terry ...,..,.. . .,.... 73 Mixon, J. W. .......... ........... 7 3 Mixon, Zollie .,........ .... , ......... 7 3 Mock, Martha ,,..,..,,.,.. ......,......... Mohamed, Ronald ....... .63 ,....,..55, 151 93 152 Moody, James ....,,. ....,.... 7 3, Moody, Linda ......., .......... . . Moore, Geraldine ....,, ,.....,,.. . , ......... 73 Moore, Mary Ruth ...,......,.... 39, 154 Moore, M. Ray ........ .. ..........,.... 39, 108 Moore, Norma .... ....... ..,...,.. 5 5 , 134, 154 Shirley ,..... ,..... Morgan, Edward T. .... . Morris, Donald Morrison, David Morrison, Philip 159 ....,..55, Mosley, Alvin ........................... ...73 Mosley, Sharon ..,.................... 73, 159 Moss, Harald .. . . .... 39, 50, 87, 88, 91 Moss, Ronald ...... ..,,,..................... 7 3, 93 Moss, Shirley .. Motley, Frank , .......4 . 951 99 Motley, John .....,..., .63, 151 Moton, Annie . .. ........,........... . 73 Mower, Ronnie .....,,,,.., .... 9 0, 117, 140 Mullins, Carolyn . .... .. ..,.. ,... . . .,.........,. H152 Mullins, Sandra .. , , 63, 120, 139, 152, 155 Murphy, Shirley .. .,., .... ,.,... ,,........... 7 3 , 152 Murray, Paul ,.... .. ,. . ,,.... ..,.,,..73 Murray, William .,,.... .......... , .55 Mugzyn, Thomas ., . ...........,,...... 55 Myers, Joyce . ...... ...........,..... 39 Myers, Judy .. ........ .. ...55, 143, 104 Myers, Mary Carolyn ,. ...,... ....... 6 3, 133 . -N- Nqsh, winifsed ,,.......... ..,......... H39 Neely, Robert Booker ....,. .....,.,......... 63 Newman, William .--- -- 39. 131 Nicholson, Mildred ,,.. Nickerson, Wayman ........ Nix, Rosetta .....,,,................. ................ 7 3, Northcott, John .......,... 39, Northrip, William Nowakowski, Alexander Nowowieiski, Rita ..........,, Nuckols, Horace .,...... ......, Nutt, LaMount Nuzum, Walter .. ..,,.... .. ..0- Odems, Betty ...,....,...... .... ...73 152 43, 119, 126, 131 ..........73. 125 ,.......63, 120 133 Oden, Janice ....,... ..,..... ................,...... 63 , Odesky, Marvin ...,...... 55 98, 99, 109, 117, 124, 147 Odom, John ........,..........................,... ..55 Odom, Tona ......,,. . ..... ......... 7 3, 132, 158 Odoms, Marilyn .... .,............,,........ 7 3 Oiler, Harley ....,.... ,.,...... 7 3, 93, 103 Oldham, Lorelei .. .....,,..,......... Oliger, Terrence .... --.---- ---..---- 1 5 1 Olson, Dorothy .,....,. ...,......... 7 3 Olson, Robert ...,....,. ...... . .63, 151 Onisko, Edith . ..... .............. 7 3 Onisko, Frank ....... .,....,....,. 63 Owens, Ceofia .,.. . ........ 63, 152 Owens, Gerald .... ............... . .73 Owens, Harding ...... .............. 7 3 Owens, Hattie ...,,, .......... 7 3 Owens, Sammie .... ........,.... 6 3 Oxner, David .....,... .....4. 5 5, 153 Oxner, Delores ......,.... ...., .,...... 7 3 , 153 Oxner, Theressa .......... ......... ...,.... 7 3 , 152 1 'P' 73 Pace, Va encia .........,,,.... . ............. . Pack, Johnny ................. ......... 5 5, 56 Paguette, Kathryn ...... ................. 7 3 Palmer, John ......,... ,,...... . 92. 99 Palmer, Steve ,......... Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Delores ....., Eddy ..,..... Odell ,......... Robert ......,..... 151 151 Parkman, Roberta ....., ...... 2 4, 39, 46, 135 Parks, Harold ........ ............,..... 5 6, 106 Parks, Janice ............,.,,...........,................,,...... 73 Passler, Berbit ....,.............,.,.......,,....,.,..... 66, 73 Patrick, Betty Sue ....,,...........,...,............,........ 39 Patrick, Karen ............ 32, 37, 40, 112, 122, 126, 135, 148 Patroulis, Frances I .,... ..63, 121, 133, 140, 146 Patterson, Arthur ...........................,........ 63, 102 Pattin, Roy ............., .......,................. ,... . .,...... 7 3 Patton, Carol ....... .......... 6 3, 121, 133, 150 Paul, Chester ....... ..............,.................... 5 6 Peio, Ronald .......... .......,.....,...............,......... 63 Pencheff, James , .............,..... 73, 103, 121, 150 Penwell, Richard ............ 63, 92, 98, I26, 130 Pepso, Steve ,..................,...........,.......,........ ....130 Perkins, Donnett , ..........,..................... ..63 Perlman, Arvin . ......,... ......., 7 3. 103 Perry, Mary Ruth ....... ......., 7 3, 140 Perry, Norma .......... .............. 7 3 7-rpg, Irry, lunn ............,........................................... D0 Nieters, Betty ...........,...,.........,..,...........,....,..... 73 Peters, Dick ........,,.... 56, 78, 117, 128, 129, 139 Peters, John .......,................,,..,...,........,,......,..., 73 Peters, William ...,.........,...... 56, 90, 106, 117 Petersen, Sam ....,.... ..,.,..........,,...,....,....... 6 3 Peterson, Tyrone ..,... ...,,.. ....,............... 5 6 Pettaway, Stephen .,......,....................,,........ 73 Pettigrew, Harry , .........,,...,...,.,.......,,,,........... 73 Pettigzw, Mary ........... 63, 119, 120, 133, 140, Pezzino, Mary .,..... ..,........ ,..,............,. 7 3 , -153 Phillips, Janice ..... ,.......,....... 6 3 Phillips, Oscar .....,. ...... 6 3, 118 Phillips, Ronnie ..... .. ..., ...106 Phillips, Sandra ........ ,,..... . .. ,,.. ,.40 Phillips, Sueanna .... ......,44, . . ........, 73 Phillips, William .,........ ,,..,, ........,,. . .40 Pierce, Robert ......,.,.,..,.... .,..,, . 63, 92, 130 Pilaczynski, Norbert ....,. ,,..,..,.. ,.... . .56 . Pilzecker, Kenneth ...., .. ,... ,..,,......,. 4 0 Pinkney, Winona ,........ . .... 66, 73, 132 Plunkett, Gilbert ,. . .,.. .. 63, 130 Pocotte, Peter .. ..., .,,. . . Poetenger, Donald ...,. . Pollock, Dorothy .... Posadny, Shirley 73 73 56 Powell, TeWitt ,,....... Powder, James ..,.. .. .. .. . .. .... ,. .. 73, 99, Powell, Doris ..,...,....... 40, 135, 137, 148, Powell, James ,.., . ...... .40, 80, 84, 91, Powell, Minnie 140 154 106 ....,...,,,......... ,,.. . .73 Powell, Velma .,...,. Powers, Connie ..... Pratt, Janet ..... . .,,,......,.,.. ,...... . .56 137 73 Prekop, Martin .ff Zo, '51,''ii8, 'i'2l8', '131 Prekop, Sandra .,.. , ,,.,.......,...,... ,...,,...,. 7 3 Prentice, Marilyn , . ...,, . .,,,.. Preston, Brady Preston, Frederick F'rice, Cliffie .. .. Price, Edward . Price, Louise ..,.. 63 106 ....63, .. ,... ...,.. 7 3 151 .......40 Przybylski, Patricia ,.., .,,.. . 73 ,Pulliam, John ... ... . .. 63, 139 -Q- Quigley, Bruce .. .. . . . . . 63, 111 Quigley, Cranston James ...56, 117, 118 Quinn, Bob . ,... . . .. .. . ........73 Quinn, Curtis ..... ..., . . . ,. .. 74 Quinn, Janet ,... 7, 14, 40, 46, 47, 81, 135, 137, 146, 148 Quinn, Otis ...,... ....,. .........,...,... ...63 -R- Rahn, Sandra ....,. ,...,.. . ..74, 150 Ramey, Herbert . . . ..,, . ....,, .....63 Ramey, Moses .,., ., .......,,.... .. 40 Ramey, Tennie .. .. .,.. .40, 135, 148 Ramsey, Sandra ,..... .. .. ,..,. 74, 152 Randall, Gloria ,,.. .. ,,.. ....74 Randall, Ollie . .. .. ...56, 99 Randall, Pearline .. ......40 Randall, Robert . .. 74 Rappaport, Henry . .. . , . . 63 Rawlings, Harry . . ,... .. .... ....... ..,..,,.. . . ...74 Raywiganette.. . . 40 43, 116, 117, 135, 142 Reagle, Carolyn .. 63, 120, 135, 148, 150 Rector, Gary . . .. .. ..,...,,.. ..., . .. 74 Reddick, Shirley . .40, 120, 135, 148, 150 Reece, William .. . .,..... ,... . Reecer, Kent .. . .. . 56 Reed. Charles .... 56 Reed, James . .. ....74 Reese, William .. . 63 Reeser, Diana ,,.., ,... ..74 Reeves, Judy .. .. 74 Reichard, David . ,... ,,..,,.., 6 3 Reinhart, Constance . ,. ,,..... ,.,.,,. . ....63, 136 Reinhart, David . . . .,.. .....,..,......,,.. ...,... . 5 6 Reiter, Scott . . .. .. ...... ....,..41, 131 Reiner, Murray .. .... 41, 42, 117, 126, 140, 147 Reynolds, Grover ..,,.,. ,.., .. . .,,, . 74, 93 Reynolds, Jerry . . ,...,,..,,..,....... .. 63, 151 Rhoden, Brody .. ......., ...151 Rhoden, Louis .. . 74 Rice, Ann . ....... .. .. .. .. 63, 120 Richards, Bob ... . . . 74 Richardson, David . . . .,.. ...,,,. . . ,..... ....56 Richardson, Dick .. .. .. . 56 Riley, Helen Beverly .. ..., . ,... ......74 Ritner, Ann ...63, 104, 114, 122, 133, 139, 140 Rivers, Brenda Joyce .. ,... . .,.... ,....... . 153 Rivers, Eloise ....... ....,.,. 4 1, 123, 135, 148 Roach, Clara ......,...,.. . .. .. ..,,,.... .......153 Robbins, Judith . .. .. .,,.. ....,,..,... . .,63 Roberts, Mary Ann . ,..., ..,,.., 7 4, 132 .Robertson, John .. . . ,,.,,...,.... .. 74 Robertson, Virginia .,.. .. .. 56, 134, 154 Robertson, William .. .,... 56 Robinson, Carole . .. ,...,.... . . 63 Robinson, Freddie . . .63, 115 Robinson, Thomas .. . . .. .. .. ..,..,. . .,..,..74 Rollins, Greg . . .. .,... . .....63 Roman Andrew .. 56, 109, 118, 139 Roman, Michael .. . 63, 92, 109, 122, 130, 139 Rose, Robert ,.,. .. .. ,...,.. ..,........ ...., ,... ..... . . 7 4 Rosebrock, Eugenia .. .,... 63, 133, 139, 140, '142, 147, 163 Rosenberg, Harvey . . ....,.. . ,.,...... 63 Rosenberger, Jack .,.., ,.,,.,,...,... ..,.... , . ....74 Ross, Robert .,......,, .,,...........,........, 7 4, 93, 103 Roth, Craig ........, .,...,,..,... ,..,...........,,.. 7 4 , 103 Routson, Sally ..,,. 56, 114, 126, 134 142, 146 Rowe, James ..,....,...,,...,.......,.......,... , ,......, ....... 6 3 Rowlett, James ...... ....,...,...................,,... 5 6, 155 Rowlett, Lillian .,.. .,...,..,............,............ 7 4 Ruffner, Janet ...,.... .,..... 4 1, 135, 148, 155 Ruiz. Linda ..,,.. ..,......,.......,......,..... 7 4 Rushing, James .... .......,..... .........,. 7 4 Russell, Betty , ...... ....41 Russell, James ...... ....... 5 6, 90 km. - KUSSG ll, I HOMES ......... Rutledge, Jules Henrymli: ..., ......, ,,., 6 6 Rutledge, Vernell , .....,......,.....,......,.....,... 56, Rybacki, Ron .....,..,. .,,.,......,......,...,.,.......,,..., Rymers, Chuck .,.....,... Rynder, Jerry ...,....,, 56, -5- 79, oo, 109, Sackman. Judy Gale ...... Sager, Georgia ...,,,.. ,,.., St. Clair, Barbara .,...., St. John, Michael Sanders, Carolyn ,.... .,,. 40, ..,......74, ....56 , 74 106 ....41 .,..74 154 .. 74 152 .120 ..42 153 Sanders, David Alan .,,. ...,,,......... 7 4 Sanders, Deloris ....., .... ......... 7 4 Sanders, Frederick .. .........,....,...,,..,........ .,..74 Sanders, Gladys .. ,.........,.........,,..... .......,63 Sanders, Joyce .,.... . .. ,...,,,.,, .............,.. . 63 Sanders, Louis .,,....,... 41, 93, 98, 99 103, 123 Sanders. Richard ...,...,....,...,.... : .....,... ..,,,......., 5 6 Sanders, William .,,... ,.... ..,,.. ,....,..........,....... 6 3 Sanders, W. Louis .. ........ ,... 7 4, 96 Sansbury, Joe ..,...,,...,.......... ,107 Sargent, John ..,.....,, . ,.... 56, 155 Sass, Joanne .. . .... .. .,... 63, 121, 133 Saunders, Jerry ....,, ., ....... ....,,.. ,,...,...., 6 3 Sautter, Marcia . .. .. 64, 105, 133 Savage, Earl Mickey . .. . 74 Savage, Ted . . . .. .......64 Sawyer, Lula . . . ....64 Sayre, James ,..., ..,,... ,.., . . ....74 Schacle. John .. .. 64, 156, 158 Schaeffer, Janilyd .. . ,,.. ....,,,..,, 6 4, 133 Scheck, Albert Jo . .. . .. .. 74 Schmitt, Bernard . . 64, 125 Schneider, Rada . . 74, 132, 152 Schonbrun, Marvin . .. .. ...74 Schubert, Anita . 121, 132, 140 Schulte, Carol .. .. .. 41, 135 Schulte, Dorothy . . .. ....56 Schulte, Edward .. 74, 93, 103 Schutt, Margaret . .. . 74 Schutt, Norman . . .. 74, 151 Schwartz, Beth . 74 Schwartz, Larry .. ., . 56, 99, 109 Scisum, lvalene . .. .. 56 Scott, Albert 56, 74 Scott, Denise .. .. 74 Scott, Doris . . 56, 154 Scott, Eddie 56, 86, 89, 91, 106, 162 Scott, John .. 56, 151 Scott, Lola 64 Scott, Lorenzo 64, 151 Scott, Ruby .. . 64 Seiling, Sharon 64, 121, 139 Seltzer, Roberta . ..74 Selvey, Robert . . ..74 Seyfang, Gary .. . .. . ...64 Shanabarger, Sandra 64, 59, 121, 133, 151 Shap, Ronald . . . 14, 56 Sharp, David .. . . .. . 74 Shavers, Charles .. .. .. .... ... 64 Shavin, Rona 56, 117, 136, 139, 162 Shaw, Bob . . . ,... . ....56 Shaw, Don . . . .. .... .. .. .. .56 Shelton, Johnnie Mae . . ,,.. 64 Shenofsky, Marcia . .. .. .. ...120, 133 Shepperson Marlene . . .. . .. 64, 123 Sherman, Barry . 56, 79, 117, 119, 143, 147 Sherman, Constance .. .. . 74, 150 Sherman, James . . . . 56, 151 Shipley, Mary . .. 41, 104, 135, 140 ShiPPi Ralph . . .. 64, 154 Shirk, Lois .. . .. .. 64 Shore, Franklin .... ..... . ...74 Shoulders, David . . .. . . 64 Shoulders, Don . . 74 Shugarman, Arnold 64, 102, 119, 124, 140, 142 Shugarman, Herbert . 64, 124 Shulman, Stanford . 64, 119, 121, 124, 128, 129, 162 Shy, Murray .. . . . .56, 118 Shy, Raymond .. . 64 Sigler, June .. .. ..152 Sigler, Rosabella .. .....56 Simmons, James . . .. .. 56 Simmons, John .. . .. . . 74, 93 Simmons, Theo. .. 56, 115, 134, 138, 150 Simmon, Larry . .. .. 74, 119 Simpson, Charles .. . . 74 Simpson, Mollie . . . .. .. 64 Simpson, Rudolphus .. . .. ........ . 41 Simpson, Sharon .. . . 64 Simrell, Doris .. ..... ...... 4 1, 46, 135 Sims, Elbert . . ...... ............ 7 4 Sims, Stephen . .......... . , 74 Sinclair, Robert ...64, 128 Sircle, Linda . .... 74 Sircle, Sandra Slaughter, Lillie .. .. ....74 Slay, Etta Mae . . . ..... . 41 Sleet, Carl .. .. . .... .... . .. 74 Smith, Aline Jean . .... 74 Smith, Annette .. ,.... .... 5 6, 153 Smith, Betty .. .. ...... .... . ....,..64 Smith, Betty Jean .. ...64, 105, 110, 133 Smith, Charles ..... ... Smith, Charles .... . . .,.........,..., 64 Smith, Charlotte ..... ....,.. 5 6, 158 Smith, Claiborne .. ......... .. ........... ..57 Smith, Douglas Jay .. .. . . 75, 151 Smith, Eddie .. .. .. .....75 Smith, Edward . .... ....... . ,...41 Smith, Gerry . .. .... .......57 Smith, Harden . ...... 64, 151 Smith, Jack ....... .... . . 57, 142 Smith, J. B. ......., ......... ..........,.. 6 4 Smith, Jessie Lewis .... ........ . ,75 Smith, Juanita .,..,..... ...,..............,. 6 4 Smith, Larry ......,...... ..,.............,...... 6 4 Smith, Mary Ann .. ,... ..... 6 4, 149, 152 Smith, Mary Bell , ..., ..,....,,............,. 5 7 Smith, Paula Jean ....., ...... ........... 5 7 Smith, Shirley ....,...,,...... .......,........... 7 5 Smith, Shirley Jean .,.. ...........,........... 4 1 Smith, Wayne ............ .....,. 4 1, 85, 91 Smith, William ...... , ........, ....,,...,......,.. 5 6, 154 Smythe, Michael ..........,.. ,.,......... . ..64, 102, 130 Sneed, Leonard .......... ..,.............. 5 7, 139, 159 Snider, Robert ........ 41, 48, 110, 112, 122, 131 Snively, .lo Ellen ......,..................,..............,.... 75 Soncheck, Patricia .......,. ,.............................. 1 52 Spaman, William ....... 57, 79, 111, 117, 118, 124, 125 Sparks, Dennis ..,. ....... .,............. .....,..... 1 5 1 Sparks. Maurice ..... .....................,................. 4 2 Spencer, Joyce ...... ...... ...........,.,....,..........,,,... 5 7 Spielman, Tom ........ 57, 90, 117, 139, 142' Spivey, Willie .. .,,........... ........,............... 7 5, 92 Sprott, Jacquelyn .............................. 42, 135 Stallings, Carolyn .,..,........ ..64 Stapleton, Mary .... ................ 7 5 Staunton, Darla , . . ................. ..64 Staunton, Kay .. .. .. . ........ .57, 105 Steele, Betty Lou .. ....,........... 75 Stein, Donald . .. ,.... ...75, 93 Steinman, Howard .,................ 42 Steingroot, Joy ..... . .. 64, 119 Stephens, Joyce .. ............ ....75 Stephenson, David . .. .....57 Stephenson, Donna , ....... 57 Stevens, Gerald ...... .. .. 65, 155 Stevens, Richard ...,...,.... .75 Stewart, Larry .... , ......... 65 Stewart, Patricia ..... .....,....... 4 2 Stewart, Patty ........ ........ ..,......,.......... 65 Stewart, Ronnie .. .. .,..... 57, 154 Stewart, Shirley .. . ...... 51, 65, 114, 133 Stills, Frank .. .. .... 56, 57, 91, 106, 154 Stinchcomb, Catherine ,.. . ......... ....... .......57 Stinchcomb, Rosalyn ..... .........,........ .... ....... 7 5 Straughn, Johnnie ...... ...... . .. .... ...... . .......75 Streeter, Eula Mae .. .. 57 Strong, Denise .. ..... .42, 120, 135, 148 Strong, Dorothy ....... .....................,.... 5 7, 134 Strozier, Paul . ......... .... ...75, 103 Stuart, Jacqueline . .... .. 64, 120, 133, 152 Stuart, Patty .. .. .... . . ....... Slubblefield, Perry ....... .........,... 6 5, 92 Stupas, Emily . .. ........65 Summers, Judith .... . ........ .... ,........,. 1 5 2 Surgent, Ronald . 65, 151, 156 Suttler, Richard . ....,.... .......75 Sutton, Samuel .................... 42, 154 Swango, Marilyn . .. .. .... .... ......... . . ..42 Sweet, Donald 75, 93, 103, 159 Swesey, Sandra .... ...,........,.........,.... 4 2 Swolsky, Mike . .. .65, 92, 130, 159 -T- Talbot, Sharon ....,... .,..... 5 7 Talley, Joe .. 42, 151 Talmage, Karen .. ...75, 158 Tanner, Joan .. .. ....,.. ..42 Tate, Arlene .... .......... 4 2 Tate, Jeffrey .. .75, 156 Tate, Maxine .. .....152 Tatre, Robert .. .... 75 Taylor, Beverly ,..75 Taylor, Daisy .. ...65 Taylor, David .H65 Taylor, David ........ .... 7 5 Taylor, George . .. .. . 57 Taylor, Harlan . . . .. . .. . .75, 118 Taylor, James .. ......... ,... . .. 57 Taylor, Mildred 75, 121, 132, 137, 139, 140 Taylor, Richard . .. 75, 93 Taylor, Richard ...57, 155 Taylor, Ronald . .,,... 65 Taylor, Ruth .. . . ..... .......75 Taylor, Samuel .... 65, 151 Taylor, Shirley ............ 75 Taylor, Thomas . . .......... 65 Taylor, Wilma ...137 Tegenkamp, Mary . . .,....,. 75 Temple, Eugene .. .... ..... 7 5 Terrell, Bobbie . . ........ .65 Terry, Clyde . .. . .........,..... .....75 Terry, Milo . . . .... .. .... ..... . ..75 Teska, Carol .. ..24, 42, 135, 148 Teska, Robert . . ..... . 57, 111 Thal, Barbara .. . 75, 132, 139 Thielen, Lila . . .. .. ........ Thomas, Barbara . .. 42, 114, 148, 149 Thomas, Carol , .. ..... 57, 134, 140 Thomas, Charlotte . ............. ........ . ,.75 Thomas, James .. .. .... . ......,...... ...65 Thomas, Marnette ............ 66, 75 Thomas, Rosemary .. . .. 75, 132, 152 Thompson, Helena .. . ,..... Thompson, Jacqueline .. .. .... . ........ ...56 Thompson, Willie .. .... .,.............. 6 5 Thomson, Barbara ..... ........ . ...... 1 35 Thornton, Roxanne . .. ......., ...,. . . 75, 152 Thurman, Herbert . ....... .,,. ............ ..... 4 2 Tiiton, Sandra .. .. .. 65, 78, 133, 150 Tinsley, Shirley .,..,......, .... ..... 6 5 , 153 Tomey, Dennis ...... .................., 6 5 Toney, Irma . . ................,..... 75 Totty, Curtis .. ...... .. ....,....,.......... 65, 158 Totty, Edwin .. .. ....... 65, 140, 151 Towbridge, Eugene ........................... ..57 Townsend, John ....... ....................,............ 7 5 Townsend, Nola .......,......,................., ..75 Trabbic, Carole ..... ..,.. 6 5, 114, 120, 133 Traynum, Harriett .... ................. ..... 5 7 , 134 Triplett, Lula ...... .. ........,................... .43 Triplett, Robert ..... ............,... 65 Triplett, Willie ....... ........,... 7 5, 93 Tripp, Barbara ....... Truman, John ...... Trumm, Fred ,... ..., Tucker, Audrey ....... Tucker, Danny ....... Tucker, Eva ..., Tucker, .Lewis ...... 155 123 140 , ...........,...,...,..... 75 ..........75, 121, 132 75 Welch, Dennis ..... Tucker, Massella ....,. Tucker, Ruby .... Ryan, Cuthbert ,............. 134 Tull, Louis .,..,..,... ......,.................... 43 Turk, James ..,.. ........ 57, 90, 106 Turner, Angela ...,......,.......... ..75 Turner, Charles . ..,..............., 57 Turner, Frances . .,.,,..,---...-- 65 Turner, Mary . .,..... 43, 135 Turner, Marcia , ........,.,., 43 Turner Martha . ........ 65 Turner, Melvin ..... ..75 Turner, Sandra .,...... 75 iurner Steveson ,,,....., 75 Turner, William ..,,.. ,.... ,... , , . ,,.. ., 65 Tyler, Barbara ,. ,,..,. ..,.........,......,. 7 6 Tymers, Chuck ,. ,,. ,,...,.... ....,,,.. , H158 Tyson, Barbara 43, 113, 115, 122, 148 -V- Vallier, William . . .,.65 VanFelt, Karron ,. ....,...,... .....73 Van Wormer, Marc 57, 117, 118, 121, 126, 146, 147 Villarreal, Joanne . . . 65 Vincent, Sherry .. .139 Vinson, Douglas , ...,, 57 Vinson, Shirley . 43 Voll, Camille 65, 153 -W- Wagner, Penny 123, 140, 155 Wagner, Virginia , 43,- 115, 120, 135, 136, 148 Waidner, Elizabeth 38, 43, 126, 135, 136, 146, 147, 148 Walker, Jill , 57, 121, 134, 142 Walker, Warren . ,. .. ,... 151 Wallace, Deborah .. , , 43 Walls, lawrence .. 57 Warner, Beverly . . . 76 Warner, Carole ,,.. . ,... 57 Warner, Sandra . .. 66, 132 Warnke, Down , ,...57 Watson, Letitia ,. 43 Weinman, Susan .. .. 43 Weiss, Wendy ,,.. 76 -A- Alberstett, Vernon ,. 17 -B- Baker, Merle . . .18 Baymiller, Vera ,. . T7 Bedford, Earl . ,,., .. .,25 Bingham, Olive . 18,123 Boyd, Mrs. lnez 18, 48, 149 Bradford, James . 18, 79 Bricker, Mrs. Ward ..,... ,. ,. H18 Brighton, Ed ..25 Brimmer, Sam 25 Broch, Mrs, Helen ., 25 Burgess, Fred , . , 25 Butler, Mary E, .. 18, 122 ..C- Caldwell. Mrs. laura , .. .18 Carson, Robert 18, 20, 22, 66, 90 Cheney, Cloyce W. , 18, 91, 125 Clarke, Marguerite . .. 18 Collins, J. C. , .18 Collins, Ruth 19, 21 Conwell, Mrs. Kathleen 19, 128 Croll, C. R. . ,. 19 -D- Dean, Everett 19, 22, 90 ..5.. Edwards, Arthur 19, 20 Eller, Mrs. Ruth -.19 futon, Ethel .19 Eppstein, James 19 Evans, Mrs. Mildred -F- Fetters, William Fields, Helen M. -G- . . .24 19 91 108 147 19,' asf 126, Gerber, Myron V - 19 Gilhaoley, Mrs. Frank 24 Gonschorek, Bill ,--., 183 Gould, Minnie ,..., . 20 Graham, Wayne . ,. , 20, 137 ..H.. Haddad, Mrs. Josephine . . .24 Hall, Mrs. Bobbie . ,- -- 20 Hamilton, Geraldine .. .,, 20 Harrison, Mrs. Dorothy 20, 24, 34, 136 il-lill, James W. . ., ,20, 115 Holland, Norman Husbands, Mrs. Frank .. .. ..., .. ,..20 s ,K- Kandik, Andrew .20, 99, 108, 120, 121 Welch, lola ........ Welch, Virginia ..... Wells, Gloria ............ Wentworth, James ...... Wenz, Nancy ..........,. West, Shirley . .... Westbro k orri ...... o , C e .... Westbrook, Willa Mae Westfall, Sandra ...,.... Westmoreland, Shirley Wexler, Toby Reed .,......... Weyant, Mary .,,...,.,,... Wharton, James ,,.,... , Wheeler, Mary ....,..... White, Hattie ....... White, Lela .........., White, Nannette ...... Wharton, Mildred .... Wielinski, Paul ,, ..,.. Widner, Wayne ........ Wiggins, Cornelius .. Wiggins, MayBelle ..... Wiggins, Willie Lee .. Wilbourn, Alice .....,.... Wilbourn, Gene ....,,.. Wilbourn, Marise .... Wilcox, Virginia ,..... Wiley, Patricia ...,.... Wilhelm, Danna .. Wilkins, Chuck ...,. Williams, Betty ....... Williams, Dale ....,.,.,,... Williams, Dorothy ...... Williams Isaac ........., Williamsi Jeraldine .,.. Williams, Judy ....,..... Williams, Norman . ,.... ..., Williams, Pete ........,.,. Williams, Williams, Williamson, Geprgia Willis, Ellene .........,.... Willis, Huston ...,..,..... Willis, Robert ..........., Wilson, Betty Ann Wilson, Dorothy .,..,. CULTY Theaphyllis Thomas .......... 132 76, .........76, 111 .,...,...57, 149 ........57, 152 ...,.....43, 148 . .,..,.....,,.. 76 ......76, 93 ........133, .,.fffQQfi6Qmi16f ff... ...ff1Qffil3,4 i'is','M ...........121, .......57, ,........76, ,,....,57, .,,......76, ,........57, ....,...57, .....,...43, ..........44, 90 . 76 158 Klein, Robert ......,.,.., ,.,......,.. . ,... . 19, Knisely, Richard ,.,........... ........, 2 0, 90, Kudzia, Wilma .....,....,....... ,..,....,......,,.... ..L.. Lake, Glen .,........,....,,.,...,, ............. , ...21, Langstaff, R. J. .....,....... ......,.,,.,....,..... . Leitner, Geraldine ....... ..... lewis, Robert .......,,....,..,.. . Longbrake, Eleanor .......,,... -M- McCollum, R. E. , ..,...... Machoukas, George ........,....... Malloy, Thersa ........ ..... Masell, Mrs. Walter . Mater, Russell ........... Merickel, Ralph ......... Miller, Mrs. Penna ,....., Molnar, Stephen ..,.,........ Muellich, George .....,.. -N Nutter, Mrs. Helen ..,......... -Q.. Onweller, Marilyn ...,......,. Penn, Mrs. Robert .....,...... Petersen, Florence .,.,.... Rayford, Bennie .......,..,. Rottenstein, Vilma . ..... .. Rynder, Mrs. Lucile Schaff, Margaret .,....,......, Smith, Mrs. John ,....,,. Stewart, Mrs. Gracie -T Taylor, Mrs. John ......,, ,...,21, 109, .'.'. ...,. r 1 1 ..,,....17, 29, 'fIffffIfIQfiii',' ...,......22, .....,....22, ......,...22, Trippensee, Bruce ........,......... 23, 25, 118, Tucker, Allie ........ Tucker, Grady ..,,.......,.. -W Wachter, Sibyl .,,..,....,. Weiser, R. S. ...... Welday, Roy A. ..,, . Welever, Watson .... Wheeler, John . ,,..,... . Wiseley, Carrie ,.... , .... ,, -Y You ng, Nancy ........,...,. ....,.....23, ffffffffifif ...,.....,23, ...,........23, .4, 154 76 76 76 76 152 ..76 158 ..43 ..76 148 . 76 133 ..76 90 . 76 ..76 132 ..76 . 76 152 .,43 93 102 , 92 140 153 . 76 106 ..76 ..44 ..76 20 108 ..20 109 16 116 ..21 21 ..21 130 ..21 ..24 140 146 ..21 91 .21 ..22 .22 134 ..17 .22 22 126 ..22 ..22 ..22 132 ..24 124 ..25 ..25 .23 117 ..23 91 114 24 76 Wilson, Janie ............ .. ..... 138, ' Wilson, Johnnle Mae . ..,. 76, Wilson, Nathan .......... ............... Wlngard, Juan ........... Wise, Fayne ........ . ...... ......,......... ....... 1 59 Witcher, Shirley ....... ................... 7 6, 153 Witt, Artelia ..... .........,...................... 7 6 woifmi, Ray ............ ......... s o, 97, va, 99 Womack, 'leon .........,.... ...,......................... 7 6 Woodberig, Carole .... Woods, onstance ...,.. Woods, Norma ..,........ ........ Workman, linda .....,.. Worshtil, Lynne Wotring, Frank ....44, '56 'i'i6 'i55Q , , .44, .44 135 140 141 . .,........................... 133 131 105 107 163 134 Wright, Cherry ..... ....... 44 , 46, Wright, Ernie ...,.. .,...,........ 1 06, Wright, Floyd .... ....,...,., 44 , 91, Wright, Mary .,,....... .....,.... 5 7, 120, Wright, Paul .,........... .............,............ 44 Wright, Raymond . ..,. ......................... . 57 Wright, Roberta .,...,, ..,...,... 66 , 137, 153 Wurst, Mary Jane ....,, ............ 5 7, 152 Wyatt, Diana ............. , ,......... .... 57 Wyse, Jill ............, .......... 1 32 ..y... Yates, Donald ,,.,. , .,.....,..........,....,...,.... 44, 106 Yates, Ronald ,,... ....,....,........,........... 44 , 106 Young, Sharon ...,. .,.......,.................. 1 21, 133 Yaurist, Carol ...., ...,,,...,,... 5 7, 140, 149, 150 ..z.. Zachman, Theresa ......,,....,....,.........., ,........ . .57 Zanders, James .,....,.,...........,......,................... .57 Zaner, Alan ...............,...,.............,....,............... 44 Zaner, Claire ..,65, 120, 127, 138, 139, 146 Zapiecki, Richard ............................................ 65 Zattau, Barbara .............................,,................. 65 Zervos, Mary ....,........,,....,,...,................. 44, 57 Zimmerman, Sanford ........... 39, 57, 99, 117 Zucker, Rachelle ....,.......... 120, 137, 140, 156 Zutt, Robert ......... ................,.....,.,.....,.. . U93 Zuvers, Albert ..., ,...,...,........ ........... 57 Alchemists ...,...................... Area St Archery Art Clu Band . udent Council ...... bClub ..,,........,.... Bible Club ...... ..,,. Boys' Chorus ,...... Chess Club .............. Dra mati French cs Club .......... .........117 ...,........148 114 158-159 ............115 151 Club .....,..,.,....,.......,.. ........,11l .........122 136 Future Nurses ...... .o ................. ....,.... Future Teachers ....,...................... ....,.... 1 37 Hi-Y, Frenchman-Sophomore ..... . .,,..... 130 Hi-Y, Junior-Senior ....,.....,,.,......, ......... 1 31 Homeroom Representatives ........,. .... , .... 1 40 Honor Society ......,........................,...... ,... .,... 1 1 6 lnterclub Council .........,,...........,..,,...,....,........ 146 Junior Council on World Affairs .......,...... 119 Junior Red Cross ,......... .............................,... 1 50 Meditation Committee ...............................,.. 147 Orchestra ....... ,...,,........ . ........ 1 56-157 Pep Club . .. ,..,,,..,,.. .....,,. 1 20-121 Pipers, Fourth Hour Pipers, Second Hour ..,,. ,.....,. 1 52 Radio Club ..,.. .........,....... ........ 1 2 5 Science-Math Club ........,....... ....,... 1 24 5C01'TONlAN ,...,...,,..,.....,,........ ........ 1 26 Shakespeare Study Club ........ ....... 1 38 Spanish Club ,...,,,...,......... ....... . ....123 Student Council .,...,,........,........,.. ....,.......... 1 41 Student Council Commissions ,............. 142-144 Symphonic Choir ....,.................. . .,..... 154-155 Thistle ....,...,,...,....,....,..,............ . ,...... 128-129 Y-Teens, Freshman ..,. .... ,,...,.. 1 3 2 Y-Teens, Junior ..,... ....,... 1 34 Y-Teens, Senior .......... ,....,. . 135 Y-Teens, Sophomore ..,., Zetaletheans ................ ....,..149 i- fi ki fl I . E E 4 .Ti is Another year is ended. It has been a good year, for in it we have experienced the glor- ies of victory, both public and personal, we have found our own strength. The year ex- emplifies unity and understanding, which are' that strength-its events make it unforget- table. We of the SCOTTONIAN staff hope that we have recorded in this book the memories that you will want to keep. And now, to the graduating seniors, and to the underclassmen who will return to Scott next fall, we would say, in the words of our principal, Mr. R. J. Langstaft, We hope that you will always keep in mind this achieve- ment and the challenge of our opportunity here at Scott. Editor-in-chief 1958 SCOTTONIAN Staff Section Editors: fwfr 49 0I3MLW.J gemor ,gaA,4,.a xg:-v7A.p., uf Underclass l :, Cdmw 34,--MJ VZJOW'-I-1-1,A Features My QQ 3,,Hs..,Y. H Z! fnwpwiy ,aff--5,24 Organizations 'B - Q 1 MW. 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