Leetonia High School - Lehiscan Yearbook (Leetonia, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

. V-.Q ?1T1- ' I2 vi L 1 4 Q 'E ,4 gf 'a H ,- E X fl? ,, 4. fm- Q 1- 'hu . V 55 C if I .1 .15 .fa 4? 1 I sql I, L 3 , grit V 1 0 X . l l I,EE'l'ONI.-X, ALMA MATER Oh Leetonizt, .Xlntzt Matter NVQ thy sons give praise to thee lfor the honor, love :intl glory 'l'hou hestowetl on such its we. 'lhough the rozttls ol' lile ztre long 'l'hy cure has nttttle us strong, 'lhough trials shztll come nigh We'll raise thy banner high. Oh liCCl0lll2l, throughout ull our lives 'l'hy contniztntltnents shztll athitle, Xntl thy colors llying' in the sky Fill our hearts with pride. I.lili'l'ONl.X HIGH SCHOOL Let-Ionian, Ohio ssfiiaaan SBHUUL DHZE FOREWORD The Class of 1959 takes pleasure in presenting this year's Leehiscan, School Daze . We have tried to present the events of the school year as they happened. VVe hope you enjoy reading this ann- ual as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. We of the annual staff would like to thank Miss Wilhelm, our adviser, for all the time and effort she has put into this yearbook to help make it the success we would like it to be, As you read this book we sincerely hope you appreciate it. Page Two e if X 1 .Mlm inislm Lion Underclussmen Seniors A , Things We Did .-Xdvertisemenls 1 . TABLE OF CONTENTS 'l'hl'0llgll the Ya-Ln' TT 0,1 1959 1 W Q' 7 Page 5 Page I3 Page I9 Page 35 Page 68 is i Page Three DEDIBIITIUII Mr. Karl Meinhardt Mr. Meinhardt came to Leetonia High School in lU53. For six years he has worked hard to produce bands ol which the school and comniunity would be proud, One ol' his aims was realized when the band received the highest or Superior rating in the State Contest. This year, Mr. Meinhardt and the band were honored by being asked to contribute to The First Chair of America book, Mr. Meinhardt has always been willing to help us and has contributed great- ly to the success of many events. The Senior Classes have always been grateful to him for his help in the graduation ceremony. For these and many other reasons, the Senior Class ol' l959 dedicates this annual to Mr. lkleinhardt. He will long be remembered by all of us. Page Four f1DII1lI1li3'IBI1'l'lDI1 SL'K'l'0lLll'y mln .hm l-'crm worked in thc principul's office. n Mrs. lidnu Ray also worked in thc prim:ipnl's offirc. Page Five Cf 7959 ssfiiscan. Dr. W. W. Gephart SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Woodrow Gephart became our Superintendent in September 1958. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Muskingham College and the the University of California in Los Angelesg his Master's and Doctor's degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Gephart's office is at Orchard Hill Elementary School where he has successfully adminis- tered the entire school system in the past year. Our superintendent is married, and he and his lovely wife have two daughters and a son. They reside on Colum- liia Street in Leetonia. Mr. Fred Moore served as our principal from September to january 1958. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Mount Union, and his Masters of Education degree from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Charles Besse, who served as our principal in 1959, received his Bachelor of Science degree at Miami. Mr. Besse had charge of D. C. T. and was the Faculty Manager of Athletics. Mr. Besse is married and has one son. PRINCIPALS m:.W1..,. ' v- W-.Q - if 1... ' 1 s at H - Q f xt ss ' Avririf' us I0 - W... WNW iss.. , A--fnnuu-uma e g ,Mr . as gsm sl, .. -aiyw. veranda. 3 M1-s . .as to me 'moving , x ss-X .t wnmtm 'w-an-simian sw:-unsnaxex uw ui he 1 it ,mm i V t . News Q wal!! ' IWTFOUKTU YENUNIGG Mr. Fred Moore Mr. Charles Besse Page Six BOARD OF EDUCATION Of 1959 X. W. Riplcx. jr. ROW lflklnicl lhxlcli, llr. l'z111I H. liczncr, Dr. l'ziul XY. iloiirzul. ROW 2-Dr. Guy Nimlcllc. Wuyiiv llnllcmwany, illllf' liozlrcl ol l'llllC lII0ll nl LECIOIIILI Sclmol District is l'OIlllDOSl'll ol llve 111e111l1e1's :incl one clerk. Ol'l'ice1's are eleclecl on Iz11111z11'y I of each year. fill , .. ., ST. . . ,.,,. V.. .xl . . 1 . 1. . lhc Inst clay ol I lull D1 Paul ll l3l.IXll xi is If eleclecl l'1eslcle111 incl U1 l'.1ul XV. 1101111111 was re--elected Vice l'1'esicle11L. M11 Butch was again chosen up be clerk. XVe would like to lllllllli the Sclmol liourcl for their i11Lc-rest i11 the schools in our district. Page Seven .fasfiiicafz FACULTY x 5 Miss Florence Wilhelm Mr. Leroy Hoskins Mathematics History American Problems Mr. Karl Meinhardt Mr. Patrick Mancuso Instrumental Music VOC2lli0ll2ll Gllid2lI1C0 Civics Physical Education Football Coach Page Eight FACU LTY Cf 1959 R Mr. Daniel Friedberg Mrs. Helen Heim Guidance Counselor I,iIn':n'ian Spanish I3 THE, PHLSENYQU By L EETD H S. AunnqR,u,, Mrs. Francis Hersman Miss Ann Topie Art Physical liclncalion Health Page Nine FACULTY Mr. William Kraft Mr. Richard Bunker l rcm'l1 linglixh l'1llgliSll Slave: I1 Mr. George Hebberts Mrs, It-an Bafgha Ill1lllSll'iLll A115 'fyping Shorthand Page Ten ljsafiiiccuz r r:r r -.M rf Mrs. Shircly Firestone ci. 0, 111. 1 1 5 P--'Q Mr. Carl Flitcraft SC'lCllCC Miss Yvonne Huss Home Economics Miss Regina Hopfel Vocal Music .2 W our . A - X 5 fffii' f ' 1- W Q, ir 5552 ' 4' ' Mr. Nicolas Nicola Typing Bookkeeping Ccncral Business Office l'l'aclice Page lilevcn v ,fsafimcarz -?i-NAM- I i K S N CI.-Xl-'li'l'ERI.-X S'l'.Xl l-'-Domllly Wire, Mrs. l.urella NITRSI-I-Mrs. Sylwl llugnnn Newton. ,,.u. CUSVIXODIANS-JUSUPI' -'ul'- 'Wi 9' Francis PCITY BUS DRlVERSAVernon Walters, Gail Holloway, Arland Hively, Victor H1-dl, Delmzn' XVeik:u'l, I-'rank Duminic. Page Twelve UIlDEBBLI1SSII1..I1 .,,-,Y 5 ROW I llllllilil' l7l'l'iilll'llI Kim Xiuvlvllv. -lunim' Yiw l'l'c-simlvlll .Indy Ralmv, Suplnm- num- Nu x'm'Ial1'x l,m1is NCWYIUII. Suplmuxlmrc ll'ClIllSl'l'l4 Ualxlv llillvl, RUN' 2- illlllilbl l'1'lLll'N Nlnrx l.n-ss. lllllilbl' 'l'l'vuslll'a'1' Nlurx Xhnmls, SUIJIIUIIIUTL' l'l'm-simlcnl Rulu-ll llliuu. fwjmllunlxulw' Yin' I'l'misIm'lll K2l!'l'll f.2lI'lll'X. RUM' :g'l',l'L'Nllllll'll l'l'uiulc'nl -' 1 ' - ' 'xlm Mullen, RUN I l'x'l'xl1lll:lll SUQICILIIN lnnu lux IHNIIIIIIII Xiu lluulclll Elma' lluiw Ik-iling. l l'CSIlllli'll I'u-uslllx-1' Guy l LlllK'll2I. Pllgt' ll1IIil'Ii'CIl Uf 1959 lxl CIIASS Ol N62 RON' l' Nlzirx Xml llllllll, Nlxrnzi lgl'llllL'l'lN, l'i-mix I.mi firms. l,il1i l'xii'lm-r, Kun- funk, Ilulliiii'K1niii'1ul. Nllllllll lillmm-, RON' 2 llulc-li l ixli. llaurul llaiili-3, llllllik' llziliilmlx-si-, Cizirul llsill, limi lltllvllllbtl, l,xml:i fi1Il'I1t'N. XII till, ROW fl l'auIi'iii:i fluiilu, .Iulm Xlllllllll, Rilfllltlllll llilll, William: liilgcrlmi., l.l1gi-iw liflganr, lkmivl lliil Illini, lilnism- Iii-iliiig, Cllwlxl lhwiimllzi. ROW l -lannus Nllxlllillll. Niclmlxm lmlugiuiill, llUlM'I'l lllaiki'mqm., William lllllglllllll, 1.4-mgr lliwi, 4llNL'IJll lnullu, lim l't1llll'll1I, -lvsw lfiwll. ROW l KICLIII ll1Il'lll'f. Nlairx Olixvr. llvllx Imlgv. Yirgiiiizi l.l'UllLIl'll, llvrlliai limwsli-I1 k2ll'l'll Nlillvr. llznrlm-ll K . . . . . Raimi: lllIl'llIll'll Vluiii-5. RUN I Xli. llmlxilis, lllllllll' Xlillcr, Nlziiw Xllll Nlzimuw, xlllllll l,Llx5I4'lx. Nlzilx Xml Xli I ,. ,, ,. . , . , Lulu-, llllllllll llairrulil, lgml lxlic. RUN .l l.c'ol'g1' lxmg. .lulm Nll1l'l'lSSL'y,f-:IU Xli-nk, lzilixm Nlzui-lxiixk, l.zu'ix Rnlircr. lmflllilltl Nlmmlv, lillllllllh li-xwallsl. Karl Nlnrrim. ROW l- linlwairil Rmvcwlmlai, lirii l,llllll1'l. Igum-s Irv. lznms all-ix Ruvscll l.cl'm1m, 'l'lmm1iS Rmisi-. Rnln-rl Quinn, -Icllicx Hgiilri, Rulwiw Rlllllxk Page l lJlll'lC6'Il CLQXSS OF 1962 Of 1959 UNK' I Ilnxu' XYLIIIUII, CQIm'izu 5Illill1. licxvrlx Szullrr. xlllflllll Slllllllllil. Xlnrx Slrallmlal. Cknul Slmah-, ,lmlilh Snulcn. lynx Nipu, ROW 2-Rnxnmml Slukm-Q, Iin!w1'l Snyclvr. llmzglzu Slllilll. Rimhgml Slllilll, Rimhaml Wirv. Run nhl Schultz, llmmlml lurmw. Nlr. l-'liln'ufI. ROW fi lumix Sglluluzs, Xvlwn Wllilvlu-sul. l-'shrill XX'm'ik4nl, lzumw 5lIll1ll'lN, lknlrilk Smulliun, llzuiml xx-ilIxllllYliIl, Rgullluml XYLIHI.k1ll'l'llYi41,IIlU Page lfillem-n CIIASS OF ISIISI ROW I l.lmIgn iiurlnzx. llmlx l,m1-guy, Ikmi lQiramI. DI1IllCf-UIHgl2IIll.QILIIIVI f,l1lIIIl'I'N. I4-:nn I-monk, llmmgq XI llllll1II'4', .Indy IIIINII, I-auxlc ISlIIc'l, RUN J--lxzlrvll f,ill'lli'X. Iirnnm' Nlanxlmll. f.Qll4lIXll I.m1'Im, Iflvzmm' Lgqlxm Xlalry IIIIIIILIIRIQIV, nlmu' I'Il'LllIIxIIll. I'rmIy KIIOIIII. SIIZITUII llmmlam, llmlx Ilriwull, Yumx IIiwIx, i.:uiI Xllmnaurc RUN I XII Nl I I H 1 1 lHulLImIsI4l Ilulx K' I . 1 fkulzl. 1!llll'SfIl'HIIll'l'N. I,1u'rx l,uu-uil, mlm Xllmgm, Willigulum 1.11-rmnw, Rugr' ' -, z lull-, -lulm Ililcmzm. ,Ka-nm'lI1 Galrlmzgln. l'.m-slic llalrllilam. ROW I Ruin-rl Cmninlmg-II, Rclumlml f'lIll'llII. William IH xis. Olin-r Ilalilu, limlwalrml KIl'IIlIxllC'iIll, KIZIIIIVS I-Talnkrr. XlpIu-us Iizlrllmlfm, l'1Ill'ifL Orem, .Icxry Klincr. ROW I-I'c'g'gx NL'wI1m1s1-, Ilfnlngl Oliwr. flzlmlyn Sll'LIll0ll. l,IIllI1I I'l'IKl'. l .SIIl1'I SIHINVIIII. Nlzllx IIIVIIUII, Ilmmal mv. Yixialll NI:ll'sIlz1II. ROW 2-Mr. IIllIlIxl'I'. RnIn'l'l:l Nlcfluy. NIIIVIINII IYVIIQIII. Xlxlrx XIIII Slum-llxl, KZIYCII Wllil I I 1.1 XIIIXIIZIII, Ixllflll' xIUl'I!S, Rnlu-rl l.uIIcIl, I,11l'lx XXI mx, 1.1-rnlnl Kam Iwmun Page Sixwvn uw, I .iIc'c-n Wiliam, Nlzulm' Ilnllwv, Nlalry Nlalrlill, llizlm' Nllllgilll. RON ii Ihuiml l'il'ig,x'i, Ilxmgml SQIIIIVIJIJ Rolwrl NII'cIUl'llIIlIx, IIAIITF Slwlv. ,Iam-lull Rislu-mk. lizlwzml YIlIlIlIl2IllNIxX. CI.rl'ullu- fQUI'lllllll. I'I'l!IlIx SIIIIUIHIS muah Sou-llirll. I.UlIIN XCWIUII. ROW I 'I,1IWll'lll'4' Yu: 'l'. Rnln-rl 'IImmx, IIIIIII l'ri:n Rulwrl Srlllliml, Yr-rllml CIIASS Ol-' ISHSII Ku IX I Almlx DIINIIIILIII. I'zllli4iu IluI'InugIv. nlmu- Linn, Sguullu l.IniIIIx. llmmzu IM-Ilv Knnllll. llI'Il'll Xlullux llmu I.lIllIt'I, XILIIX Xllulnnw. RUM J NIV. xllllllllill. ,l1llllIll'IllIt' HIIJIJIVI. Iicllx Iilzllwmzlll, I :mln Cum.nI. Ilmll I ulxln, Xl.11x Iyw. l,xllll Illnlluwalx. Xml.: l.l'IlklIS. RUN .S Xllmlml lhnkm-x, XIuI1.u'I flllllllllll, Rwlwrl lIlmIu I1II1-, lxlm tumu-lslnlllll. lvrrx Dilllllln, Dann! Xlxnrx. Ilululml XILIIIIUX. RON I Ixuxx In-Ilxu-N XXIIILIIII Xlu Ilmuu-, l.l11x Ilnllmmgu, Lum kvalgx. RIKIILIHI lm-lux. I gulxm I-nkvw, Rum-ll krlm. RUN I Ihmlm Yigmm, Nanny Ruxwll, lmlx XYIIIIUIIUZIII. Xllll Yillblvllv, Nlanx Xhvmlx, Xmnm 5II.IlI1'. Xm,1Iu N1l.nuImIwl. Xlznizm l'llgL'l'. RON' 2 Nlrx. Ilamlm. xIlllXI.11Il'l'l Szullcx, lmu' Vngvx. l.uqm'Iim- NIIIIIIIVI Imh R nur. I5.llIm1:l Wilson, -IRIIIVI NIlUl4'l'1l. 'l1l4lIlIL'IIllK' Snow, Dmulluy Nlillvl. I'nl1isi1n Slrxkm-N. RUN fi XXiIIi.1ln Nm Im, XIuI1.u'I Xluulgvx, Rulwrl Slulws, l,zu'lx Smith. Xlimllncl Nhif-IIIN, lc-In lillvx, XII-Ixin Milam, lIIu.mI XIII: RON I RinI1.lI1I NIUIIIIUI, f:Il'llll 5IK'IllK'I. lu- RLIIIIQ-I. l'1lllI SHVIIIIUIII llllllllill Nillu-Im, IVIIN Xlmlum. 1 all IIXVI Page' 5l'XClIIK'l'll 'I llssfziiccuz CIIASSFS IN A-XCTION Page l'1ighli'C'll SEIIIDBS Df 1959 I'l't'9lll1'l1l lI1'u'I1-s lllblwlll Num- l'l'lNItfl'lll XIUIWIII llnllmlmx Nu l-ldgcrlmul. Pugv NiIll'll'l'll l'L'lSll'f Kay Xml Senior, ll'l'lINllN'I' Nom IFZIII as iscan BLPISS HISTDBV ln September 1955 we entered the halls of Leetonia High School as eighty-two dazed freshmen with Mr. Thomas and Miss Thomas as our class sponsors. Our class officers for the freshman year were: Pres., Raymond Pylesg V. Pres., Linda Farring- ton, Sec., Marie Perry, Treas., Sandra Volpe. We chose joseph Less and Robert Balevre as Student Council representatives. Sandra Volpe was chosen as freshman attendant to the homecoming queen. As money-making schemes, wc had a magazine campaign and also a bake sale. We were in charge of clean-up for the All-High Dances which were held November 30, 1955 and April 1956. These dances were enjoyed by all who attended. We ended our freshman year with a successful class picnic at Firestone Park. With Mr. Tanner, Miss McNulty, and Mr. Kraft as class sponsors we entered our Sophomore year as eighty-four carefree students. This year our class officers were as follows: Pres., john Ferry: V. Pres., janet Miller, Sec., Marlene Miller, Treasurer, Charles Lippiatt. Our Student Council representatives this year were Kay Senior and james Grove. Kay Senior was chosen Sophomore attendant to the homecoming queen. To enlarge our treasury we sold concessions at the basketball games. We welcomed Thomas Fraser, Wilbur jones, Thomas Haschen, Ruth King, Harry Arkwright, and james Lydon to our class this year. ' To complete our Sophomore year, we had our annual class picnic at Woodland Park. As eighty-two peppy juniors we entered our third year of high school with Mr. McCullough, Mr. Kraft, and Mr. Besse as our class sponsors. As officers for our junior year we chose: Pres., janet Millerg V. Pres., Charles Lippiattg Sec., Mary Ellen Lippg Treas., Miriam Davis. We chose Lynn Altomare, Gayle Garwood, and Eugene Leffler as our junior Student Council representatives. Marlene Miller was chosen junior attendant to the homecoming queen. This year we welcome Peggy and james Smith to our class. To make money we sold concessions at football and basketball games. We also held dances after some of the games. One of the highlights of our junior year was receiving our class rings in November 1957. We had a successful class play entitled january Thaw on November 22, 1957. It was under the direction of Mr. Richard Banker. On March 14 the juniors were in charge of getting the orchestra for the All-High. The dance was enjoyed by all in attendance. The climax of our junior year was our junior-Senior Prom. It was held May 17, 1958 and the theme was japanese Gardens . To complete a stlccessftll year our annual picnic was held at Woodland Park on june 6. ln September 1958 we entered our last year in Leetonia High School as seventy-two energetic Seniors. Our class sponsor was Miss Wilhelm. The class officers selected this year were: Pres., Charles Lippiattg V. Pres., Mervin Bartho- low, Sec., Kay Seniorg Treas., Nova jean Edgerton. Our Student Council representatives were the same as last year. Our homecoming queen was Terri Reese and the Senior attendant was Marie Perry. This year we welcomed Patricia Bean and David Gorman to our class. To enlarge our treasury we held dances after some of the games. An All-High Dance was held on November 21, 1958. The Seniors were in charge of decor- ations. I One of the highlights of our Senior year was the recieving of our Senior pictures at Christmas time. Olur Senior class play was presented May 8 8a 9. lt was under the direction of Mr. Richard Ban er. In May 1959 the jtmiors gave a banquet and prom which the Seniors appreciated. We would like to thank the juniors for the wonderful time that we had. On Class Day, May 22, 1959, the Seniors made their last appearance before the student body of Leetonia High School. The speaker for Baccalaureate, which was May 24 was Rev. A. A. Kosowar. On May 27 the Seniors were graduated in the Commencement exercises. The Commencement speakers were the Valedictorian and Salutatorian of the class. As we depart on our separate journeys, we will always remember the wonderful four years in Leetonia High School and the teachers anti fellow classmates who have made these four years as wonderful as they have been. janet Miller Patricia Bean Linda Farrington Page Twenty LYNN IJYI.I. NANCY LOUISE AI.'l'ONI.IRli .II.'l 0M.XRIi Choir I, fi F. H. .L I, 2, Il, -I Sccrctzn'y -I Tri-Hi-Y 2. II, -I Chaplin EI junior ,Xllcmluiil In Snowball Queen O. 'I'. D. 'I'. S. filuli I D. C. T. V. I. C. -I 'l'ri-lIi4Y 2, II, -I .-Xnnnul Staff News Rcpurlm' ll .-Xnnnnl Stull AI SllllIt'IIl Council 3, 4 Iiunml I, 2, II Mujnrclu- 2. II Bean' Facts Stull' -I Emlilm' -I Clmir I, 2 F H. .X. I ,IAMES BARRY .XSHNIAN Dllllllllllc' Clnln AI 'I'I':l1'k 2 -. Cf 7959 K.K'I'HRYN IiI.IlAlIE'I'II B.-XlI.liY Clmil' 2, fI I . H. A. II, 2, 3, 'I Song l.c:nIcr -I 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3, -I Snnwlxzlll f.2Il4'C'Il -I lJliI.0RliS .INN ICRNI-ISI' IIXYIID INK!-lk II.-XKICR llzmml I. 2. fI I-'oullmzlll I. 2, EI, -I Alaijnu-llc 2, II Ilaisketlmll I 'l'ri-Ili-Y Il. -I Iran-k I. 2. fl In H. A. I. 2. TI, fl Choir I D. ti. 'IL ll Science Clnli 2 V. I. Il. -I ll. Cl. T. FI, I V. I. C. 3, I V icu I' rcs. AI Diuniiulics Cluli II, AI IIAZI-II. IRICNIC ISAR'I'IIOI.0IY lluncl I, 2. fI, AI lhmiizilic' lilnlm Tr.-Hi-Y II. I Choir I, fl Prince of l'cau'c Cnnlcsl 3 Page Iwemy-one NIICRYIN GLICN II.XR'l'lIOl.0W Cllalss Offifcr 'I Vice Prcsiclcnl -I Band I. 2, PI. -I Choir I. 3 .I f:'S'd .fssfiiaaafz l'A'l'RlCI.-X IRICN E BEAN New lfizuupsliirc 'l'ri-Hi-Y 4 Annual Stuff 4 K.-XYIQ l,OlllSli CIORNA Choir l, fl, 4 F. H. A. I Lilmrzwizm 3, -I Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Ai .hinunl Stuff 4 SANDRA Llili BOSTON I. 2, fl llauul l, 2. 3, 4 Beau' l'l2ll'l Stull' -I Clioil' l. 2 Class l'luy 3 F. H. .L 2, 4 ll'1'i-Hi'Y 2. fl, 'I KI. O. li. 4 O. 'l'. ll. 'l'. S. 4 MIRI.-XM .XNNIQ DAVIS Lluss ll'C2lSlll'Cl' FI Honor Sucicty 3. 4 Prcsimlcnl 4 Amuuil Stuff 4 Assislznit lixlilm' lizuul l. 2, 3, -I Solo flOllll'Sl l, 2, 4 Choir l. II, Girls' Stall' .Xllemzile fl 'lliespians 3. 4 V. Pres. 4 Tri-Hi-Y fl. 4 Prince of Pence Contest 3 ALICE LOUISE GARY ALLEN BOWER BUSH Clmir l, 2, 3 Library Club l lf. H. X. I, 2 Speech Cluh 3 'l'ri-Hifl' 2. 'I D. C. 'l'. 4 V. I. C. 4 NOVA All-IAN CAROL ANN l'IlllLliR'l'ON l .'XI.lli'l l'.X Claws 'l'rczasur 1' I l . H. .L l Hmmm' Snciclv Fl. 'I 'I'ri-Hi'Y l .Xnllznl Slzxfl' 4 Trans. -I liililor 4 llruuizuicw lIlu'a 3 lizuul l, 2. Il. I Bear lfufls Sl.1lf 4 Cllurir I, fl, AI Girls' Sluts . llicspizms fl, -I SCl'l'Cl1ll'N 4 'l'ri-HiAY 2. fl. -I Drmnzilirs Cl Page Twemy-two 's llND.X -IIC.-KN EIUHN ANTHONY I .XRRlNU'I'0N ICXSI' Class Olliccr Ilralnalics Cluln I Yicc Prvs. I Ilonm' Sncicly II. -I .-Xunual Stall' I Clmir I Class I'Iav II l,l'Illll1llIl'S Clllll fl Ilwspian Sociclx fl. -I I'ri-Ili-Y II, -I Prime uf I'm-:nw CUIIIUSI II Xl.l,l-IN UI. l'llONl.XS Hl'NII-1 l-'R.XNkl.IN I-'RASI-ZR l',-an-L, 3 Sl. Manx ll. S, Ky. Choir EI, -I Class Play II Dramatic' Clulm II, -I l'1'csimIcnl -I 'I'Iu-spian Sonic-ly Il. I'1'c-siclelll I lfrmtlxalll II Basketball Mgr. fl Sricncc Clulx 2. II CIIilcIl'cn's Play 3 .Xnnual Staff -I AIOHN R.XI.I'Il FICR RY Class Ollifcr I'rcsimIvnl 2 Class Play 3 lflllblllllll I. 2, II, I 'l'rack I. 2. 3, I Clnilmlrvnus Plax II ILIiR.XI.IJ .INIHUNI CXIIRIICI. llaslwllmall Mgr. I lfuullyall Mgr. I. 2 KZIIUIIA I Class Play II DFZIIIIIIIICS Clulm II - Df 1959 rl.-XXI-L ANN I-'llfli lical' I-'alle Stall' -I Choir 7. 2. fl. I I . H. X. 2. -I 'I'ri Ili-Y I. 2. fl. I CL.XYI.IC I.0l'I5IC KLXRXVOUII Sluclvnl Cuumil II. -I Band I, 2. 3, -I Iicar Ifacls Stall' -I Choir I. 2. II Class I'Iay II I H X I 'I II -I . ....-.., 'I'ri-III-Y 2. II, I I'rcsi1lcm -I C.. 0. F. -I U. 'I'. II. 'IQ S. -I I E 2 I I 'Nr' Page '1'WCIllI-IIIIPC sz-zfiiacan CLASS POEM IN OUR LEETONIA HIGH SCHOOL As we look down the long silent halls We think of all our mistakes and falls. But the class, we feel, that will stand out the most The class of '59, of which we're proud to boast. Though our class is full of fun, VVe realize too, the jobs to be done. We'll forge ahead and do our best Yes, We'll rank high along with the rest. We remember all the friends we've known For they've helped form our cornerstone. We remember, too, how our time was given Toward our futures for which we've striven, And as we dream of the days gone by We realize now why the alumni sigh. For as we leave, our adulthoods near We know we've spent our best 12 years - In Our Leetonia High School. Gayle Garwood CLASS SONG Tune: It's All In The Game. Many a tear has to fall As we all say goodbye To all the wonderful days at Leetonia High. We leave days of joy and sorrow that we know, But we thinks our hearts can rise above. Once-in-awhile we will thinks of the days gone by, All of the wonderful days at Leetonia High. As our days are few and our memories linger through Then we'll all bid you adieu. Words By Kay Ann Senior Donna jean Stecker Page Twenty--four Df 1959 IOSI-Il'lI TIIONIXS QIOIIN TIIOMXS IN I'OINI-ITIIC ANN D.-XVIII CARSON GIIIIR GIBSON CIR.-XRD GORMXN Ar! Clllll fl Ilzlsl-Qcllrzlll I. 2, II, I Iivzn' Ifzlfls Stuff 'I Sulvm II. S. I, 2, 3 Clmir I Ifoulluull I KZ. O. Ii. 'I II. ll. I. 'I IIUIlIt'l'UIIIlIIg' flUlIl'I I O, 'I'. ll. 'I'. S. +I Y. I. C. 'I 'I'ri,IIi-Y 2, 3, AI Ihullllzllirs Ciluln 'I FINDIIIIIII l. lf. fl, I lIi-Y I Ilmm-mmuing lim Scin-mc Club 2 IIIXIICS I.IiI-I WXRRICN LI-1R.XI,Il JAY IIIONI.-XS I,. URUYIC lLIIl.l.l'1I'II' VIR. IIXNICY ILXSCIIICN .II'l Illulm I. 2 livin' Ifzlrls Stull' 'I Ilvzn' lfxlvls Slilff -I Salem High School I. 2 lI.XSKli'I'lI.Xl.I. I. 2, fl, -I Iialskcllrzlll I lllzlss I'I1ly fl llltllllnlim' Cllllb -I II, ii, IQ II. -I Iwnollmll I. TI. 'I CIIIIIIIICIIIS I'Iuy II Ifmnlmll II, -I Y. I, IZ, II, I IIYIIIIIIIIICS Kilulm 14,4 .Xnnuzll Stull' -I lilmir I CI:-rk fl, 'I llrannulifs illuh 'I 'I'Iwspi:m Soni:-ly II, 'I Ifoollmll I. 2, fl, I Co-Cnpluin AI 'l'ri-liounlx 4 Slualcnl lluumil 2 Ili-Y I Scivnu- Clulm 2 Pngc 'I'wcmy-I'ix'e fsagiaaan RICH.-XRIJ l..-XWRI-LNKZIG ll.-XVIII Llil-I BARISAR,-X MARY CH.XRLl-IN!-I Slll.-XNNI-1 HlilllERl.lNG HOS.-XCR K.-Xl..-XFUS K.-XTIN Bear lfacls Sllllll Choir l Choir E5 liaml I. 2. fl. -I Class l'lay -I D, CI. 'l', -I Honor Socicly fl. -I llcal' l 1ll'lS Stal' -I Dl'1llll2llll'S Club V. l. C. -I Tri-Hi-Y fl, -I Choir l, Fl Track l 'l'rcas. -I Dl'1llll1llliS Club -I Dl'1llllLlIll'S Club 'l CI. O. li. -I Football l, 2. 3. -I 0. VII ll. 'IQ S. -I Hi-Y I F. H. .X. 2 Scic'nc'e Club 2 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3, -I LOUISE 'l'HRl'1.-X51-I RUTH lill.I.liliN HARRY l'lllCliNli KIOSEPII R. KlI.l.-XNY KING I.liFFl.liR LESS Choir 3 ,Xnmml Smff -I Sluclenl Council fl, -I ll. C. 'lf El, -I Llasx Play Il Choir' 2, fi Presiclcnt 4 V. I. C. 3, -I ChilcIrcn's l'lay 3 Librarian 3, -I Basketball l, 2, 'B I I-'uolball l. 2. fl. -I lJl'2lllIZllll'S 'llri-Hi--Y 3. -I 'I'ri-County Hon. Men. 'l'ri-County Honorable Club l, 2. 3, I Bear l-'ac-ts Stall' -l Mention Librarian 4 Football l, 3, -I Slumlcnl Counril l F. H. A. l. 2, fl, Co-Captain -I 'l'rc-as. l The-spian Society 3, -I Manager 2 Trcas. 4 Track l, 2, fl, -I 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3, -I Page Twemy-six NIXRY lfl.l,l'1N flH.XRl,l'IS .XSIIMXN l,II'I' l,lI'l'l.X'I'T CILISS flfI'IH'l' :I fllglg lll'figQT 2. SClkl'Cl1ll'I 3 'I'1'Q1l5, 2 BJIINI l. 2, fl, 'I lk-:lr l'1lll'IS Slnfl' I II, ,, I X uc l les. .l l,l'l'SIlIl'llI -I Choir l fxllllllill Stuff -I Class Play ll Bgmfl 1, 2 V- H4 -Y I. 2. fl. I Basketball l. 2. 3, Svc. 2. Il Clzlpluin I C. 0. li. AI Class Play fl O. 'I'. D. 'l'. S, -I 'I'1'uL'k I. 2, fl. 'I 'l'IlC'SlJl1lll Sucivly 25, -I Tri-Hi-Y 2. Il, I Vivo l'us. AI Spccrlx lilulm lsllllllb fl CLICORGI-I ICIIW XRD Xl,ll1li li. Nl.XR'l'lN MX l'HIfY .Ml lilulw Il llcau' Ifzlrls Slzllf I D. KZ. 'l'. I Y. I. Ki. I Aim ' QQX DUN l3'RlilCM.XN LOINLIC ll.f1.'l'. fl, AI Y. l. ll. fl. 'I KICNNI-1'l'H Ci. M.YI'llliY .Xrl fllulm 3 ID. C. 'l'. -I Y. I. C. -I Spccrlm Clulr fl S Cf 7959 Al,-XMI-18 -IUHN LYDON I-'nirfivlrl High Srlmul l IjI'1llllilllfS Club 3, -I lfmvllmll 2. fl, -I 'l'l1cspiun Sofia-ly I 'I'rnc'k 3, -I .Mmuzll Stull' +I jllDl'l'H .INN MCCORMICK Bear Ifzlcls Stuff -I Assistant limlilor 4 lf. H. X. I Tri-Hi-Y 2, fl, 4 Page Twenty-seven SE 21.566171 !3LllSS LUILL Lynn Altomare wills her hot rod to Mary Woods. Nancy Altomare leaves the teachers with no more worries. James Ashman leaves and is very glad he finally made it. Kathryn Bailey leaves her quiet ways to Donna Altomare. Delores Baker leaves to catch up on her sleep. Ernest Baker leaves legally for the first time. Hazel Bartholow wills her height to Judy Bush, Mervin Bartholow leaves without Judy. Patricia Bean leaves he ability to get along with people to next year's freshman. Sandra Boston wills her bass clarinet to Judy Rance. Alice Bower leaves this time with a diploma. Gary Bush leaves, never to return. Kaye Corna wills her height to Karen Carney. Miriam Davis wills her first chair in band to anyone who can keep it. Nova Jean Edgerton wills her place as liditor of the annual to some lucky Junior. Carol Falzetta wills her pleasant ways to Joyce Franklin. Linda Farrington wills her ability to get along with Mr. Kraft to Bill Little. John Fast leaves his bashfulness to Sandra Childs. John Ferry leaves his ability to play football to John Prior. Jane Fife leaves her red hair to Mrs, Batcha. Allen Franklin left so last he forgot to leave anything. Thomas Fraser wills his ability to argue to VVayne Morris. Gerald Gabriel wills his fractured jaw to anyone crazy enough to fall down the back steps. Gayle Garwood leaves her crazy jokes to anyone crazy enough to understand them. Joseph Gbur wills his ability to talk and say nothing to Janet Crothers. John Gibson leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to John Altomare. Antoinette Girard leaves her shyness to Donna Rice. David Gorman leaves his brother Butch to Toni Girard. James Grove leaves his place as co-captain of the football team to Lynn Copper- smith. Warren Gullett leaves his romances to Vernon Marshall. Gerald Haney wills his height to Louie Newton. Thomas Haschen leaves his ability to get along with the girls to Lee Radler. Lawrence Heberling leaves his motorcycle to anyone who thinks Larry's crazy enough to give it away. David Hosack leaves his love of school to Frank Simonds. Barbara Kalafus leaves her ability to get all A's to Jim Jeffreys. Susan Katin wills her ability to be late to Pat Cross. Louise Kiliany leaves her giggle to Vivian Marshall. Ruth King leaves her ponytail to Myrna Kay Bruderly. Eugene Leffler leaves his terrific build to Bob Hinchliffe. Joseph Less leaves his football uniform to David Pirigyi. Mary Ellen Lipp leaves her temper to Mr. Hoskins. Charles Lippiatt leaves with Marlene. Page Twenty-eight Df 7959 Donald Lodge leaves his retnarks to anyone brave enough to say them. james Lydon leaves the teachers without anymore questions to answer. George Martin Left. Alice Mathey leaves to become the President's private secretary. Kenneth Mathey leavs and is vry glad of it. Judy McCormick leaves the boys with broken hearts. jerry Mcflowen leaves to become a doctor. .janet Miller leaves to go to nursing school. Marlene Miller leaves her gum to anyone who can crack it. Aloyce Morris leaves her freckles to Jacqueline Stouffer. -Ioyce Newton leaves her job at the Fordees to anyone who wants it. 'lean Oliver leaves her blond hair to Miss Mlilhelnl. .Indy Osterling leaves her ability to tell good jokes to Bonnie Marshall. Robert Osterling leaves to join the service. Marie Perry leaves her ability to be seen and not heard to Cheryl Dertnotta. Richard Prior leaves Mr. Hoskins with no more involved discussions. Raymond Pyles leaves his seriousness to Larry Holloway. Ralph Quinn leaves his shyness to Anthony Baker. 'l'erri Reese leaves her title as Football Queen to some lucky Junior. .Ioyce Roessler wills her ability to get along with Mlarren to Donna Oliver. 'l'hontas Rudebock leaves his wavy hair to Carl Stecker, janet Sadler leaves to be with jerry. Kay Ann Senior leaves her cheering outfit to some lucky Sophmore. -Iauice Shinn wills her quiet ways to Lynne Holloway. james Smith leaves to go to the Navy. Peggy Sntith leaves her accent to Mrs. Firestone. Ruth Smith leaves her giggle to Mr. Mancuso. Donna Stecker leaves her romances to Doris Farmer. Sandra Volpe wills her majorette abilitiy to sotneone lucky enough to get it. Nancy Altotnare Judy Osterling Page 'l'wenty-nine .fsafiiicarz ,IICRRY Llili .l.XNl'f'l' l.0lllSl-I Nl.XRl.lfNl-I ICINXINIC EIOYCIC EDITH MQCOWIN NlII,I.IiR NlII.l.liR MORRIS lluuor Sucicly Il. l Class Olfirvr 2, fl Class Ofliccl' 2 .Xnuunl Stull' 4 Clnss l'lziy II Yicc l'rvs. 2 SCl'I'CI1ll'y 2 Choir l, fl, 4 Drzuunlics Clulx fl Prcsimlcux Zi Annual Slilfll 4 Ih'zun:uirs Clulm 'Vlicspizui Society fl, 4 lluuur Sociclv fl. 4 Beau' Fzlcls Staff Al If. H. .L l. 2. 3. l'rim'c ul' l'c:u'1- Clumii' I, fl Choir I l.ll3I'ill'lllll fl Cmitnsl fl .Xuuunl Stull ll lf. H. X. l. 2. fl, -I lI'ri'Hi-Y Il, 4 .iluuunl Stuff 'l Clziss Play 3 'l'rc:1s. 2 l.il1r:1rian 3. -l 'l'ri-Hi-Y fl, -l Vice l'rcs. Il News Reporter 4 Homecoming Queen's Court 3 'I'1'i-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Sec. 4 IOYCIQ LIEIQ -Ili.-XNIi'I I'Ii I.IlClI.l.Ii .IIIDITI-I ANNE ROBERT CHARLES NIRWTON OLIVICR OSTERLING OSTI-IRLINC Bzuul l, 2, El, 4 Cliuir l, 2, El. Al Annual Slnfl' 4 D. C. T. 4 Beau' Ifllflfi Stall' 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, ll Choir 3 V. I. C. 4 Cliuir l, E5 D. C. 'I'. 4 Football l, 3, 4 llrzuliailics Cluli 4 V. l. C. 4 First Team T11 C0 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2, II, 4 I-'. H. A. I. 2, fl, 4 First Team State C. 0. li. -I 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Class A 0. T. D. 'l'. S. -l nge 'l'l1irty XI.-KRIIZ I-1I.XINl . RICIIXRID IIRVI I'IiRRY PRIOR Claus OIIIIQI' I II:lmI I. 2. II Sm I't'l1lI'I I Class IIIIIX II IIIIIIIIITIIIN l'Ian II Llmu' I. .Z IIIYIIIIIIIICN IlIuIv I. 2, II. I If. II. X. I. 2. II. -I IIUIIlL'UlIIIIIlg Qlla-I-IIN Court -I I.IIIKLlI'I1III I IrifIIi-Y 2. TI. I IOYIZIQXN lIIiRRl NYY RI I ICSSI .I-Q R R li If.SIi II. ll. I. I Ilmml' Smivlx .I, I Y. I, IQ I II:lllII I. 2. fi. I I-Q II. X. I, 2. II, I III-zu' I-'al lx Sm I'l'ifIIi'Y 2. IS. -I Illmir I Llzlm I'lzn II I.I1vcl'IczuII'l' II. I IIc:uI I If. II. X. 1.24. I S011 I I rvzls. 'I Ilmllcumnngg I,ll t'II I II Imm Cmnt 3 Slluwlagl Ikri-IIi Y 'I II . Cf 1959 R IYNIONII XINN R XI,I'II FRICIIRIKZK I'YI,IiS QVINX IlI:xssUII'irc1' I Spcc-II: Chula I I'rcsicIc'nI I Ilullm' Suciclx II. I Yiu' I'l'L's. I Xlmllzll SIIIIII I Iiusimsw Xlzlxmgvl IIZIINI I. 2. II, I Iimlwu' Ikms. 5IlIIl' TI IIIILNIDIIIII 'Smivlx I IHUNIXS XRIIIl'R IXNICII Rl'I'II Rl'IIlf.IIOC1K SXIJLIQR Xmluzll SILIIII I Iivzu' I 1IclN Stull' I IIIISIIIUNN Nlzlnugul I , II, X. I IIQIIIII I. 2. II, I IZ, O, Ii. -I Illukvw lima' 5IlIIl' II U. I. O. If S. 'I Iilmir I I.iIn'zn'izm 2. II Ilmm-cunning Cluurl 2, I Itrank I. 2. II. I Q.. wx in JK-dsx ouuqgg, snub' Ililgf' 'I IlIl'IIVUII!' lssgiicafz - - - -- Y KIY .INN IXNIKIIC ICIAINIQ AIAMI-lS li. l'I'1GGY I.0l'ISIi SIQNIUR SIIINN SMIIII SMITH SIUKICIII ilmmril 2 licul' I n4'ls SIIIINIU I l'nilcLl High Sclmol I. 2 IIIIIICKI High SHI SL'C'I'l'IiIl'I 2 Cl. 0. Ii, I Ifoulhzlll II, 'I Tri-Hi-Y FI Class OI'I'iu-r -I O. 'IQ IJ. 'II S, I Sl'l'l'l'IZlI'y 'I I . II. .X. I, ' I I I XIIIIIISII SIIII-I. I 'l'1'i-III-Y I Iivzu' Inncls 5l1III I Kiln-4-l'IvzuIur II, I Choir I KL, 0. I-I. I O. IX ll. I. S, I If. Il. X. l.2. 3,1 Nvws Rcpurlcl' I I I'I'4'SItIt'lll 2 Ilmllc-unllilig IIUIIII 2 I'ri Ili Y 2. II. I RIVIII .INN IDUNNX IILXN SANDRA NIH-2 SNII'l'II S'l'I ,f1KI'1R X'OI.I'l'l II:-111' I-'urls Staff I livin' I-'zlcls Sl:lI'I' -I IIZIIILI I, 2. II, -I CI. 0. Ii. I Klhuir I Mzljnrcllc -I U. 'l'. II, 'I'. S. -I il. 0. li. -I Ilcnr Ifzlfls Staff I If. ll. X. l. 2. II. I 0. 'II D, 'I' 9 I Choir I lri HE-Y 2. FI, I I . Il. X. l, .L 3, I Class Play 3 Yirc Pres. 3 l'rc-simlcnl I Lilmrzlriznl 2. -I 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3. I C Thirty Iirulnzllics Clluh II I . H. .L 1.2, 55,1 Hmnecoming Court I 'I'ri Hi Y 'I I -IYVO 0,1 7959 BLESS PllUPllEBY lt's 1979 and the biggest news event of the century is happening at this time. At this very moment we're at the L. H. Space Port awaiting the arrival of the President and Vice President. As we look around we see the great D. C. '1'. news reporter, Tom Fraser, and his photographer, Gary Bush, interviewing the co-managers of this space port, jerry Gabriel and Alice Mathey. Meanwhile on the other side of the building we lind another reporter from the G.0.F. television network. janice Shinn, inter- viewing the crew of the Frontiersman. She's talking to the pilot, Ernie Bakerg behind them in a small group is the rest of the crew: Don Lodge is the co-pilot and the navigator, who will guide them through the stars, is Mervin Bartholowg the nurse and radio operator-Nancy Altomare and Ralph Quinn-are drinking super-sonic cokes. At gate number 50, the designer, -ludy Osterling, and the electrical engineer, Raymond Pyles, are viewing their masterpiece with pride. There is a rustle in the crowd as the President's personal policeman, David Hosack, is clearing the way for the President .james Lydon and the Vice Presi- dent, Linda Farrington. Meanwhile two of our policewomen, Sandra Volpe and Sue Katin, have caught a suspicious looking character sneaking through the crowd, but it turned out to be a plainclothesman, Allen Franklin, Now for the big moment: the saucer is ready for take-off. john Gibson is just finishing the count down-3-2-l. BLAST OFF! The first Earth President to visit the moon is on his way. While at Uranus, the Vice President and the other women passengers decided to see a fashion show at the noted dress shoppe owned by Delores Baker and Kaye Coma. The clothes in the show were designed by Kathryn Bailey and Carol Falzetta. Modeling the creations were jane Fife and Antionette Girard. While preparing to leave we noticed the fashion editor for the Uranus Herald, Mary Ellen Lipp On our next stop we saw King Neptune, john Ferry, with the Queen, Janet Sadler. At the window we noticed the Princess, Kay Ann Senior, waiting for her Prince Charming. Nearing the planet Pluto, we noticed Joseph Gbur, a famous spaceship racer, and Lawrence l-leberling, an outstanding interplanetary motorcyclist, getting ready to race to the Sun. They were trying to decide which was the faster. As they start off we finally land on the planet Pluto. We now are on the last planet, Pluto, where we soon learned that Ruth King has a famous dog act which was trained by W'ilbur jones. Nearby we noticed Coach Eugene Leffler coaching his interplanetary football team, which has won many trophies because of the skill of their great quarterback, Charles Lippiatt. Speeding back to the Moon, we see Richard Prior, the interplanetary motor- cycle policeman. He is searching for Blames Grove, a famous detective lost on a Moon Satellite, On another satellite we noticed a big sign reading, Smith Sisters' Syrup for Cough, and we were told that Peggy and Ruth Smith were the owners with Joyce Roessler as their sampler. On our way we stop at the Milky Way where we get milk from Thomas Rude- bock who owns a dairy farm. The cook, Louise Kiliany, will use it for preparing the meal. Page Thirty-three EE ZLLCQIZ For the after-dinner entertainment we have the famous vocalist, Nova jean Edgerton, and her equally famous accompanist, Miriam Davis. ln the meantime we have decided to take a tour of all the planets as we are ahead of schedule. Our first stop will be on the Sun where Sandra Boston and Pat Bean are busy making Boston Baked Beans. On our way from the Sun to Mercury, where we find David Gorman making thermometers, we are being entertained by the great comedy team, Mutt and jeff, played by Jay Haney and john Fast. Our next stop is Venus, where we will visit the famous G, 8: S Modeling Ag- ency owned by Warren Gullett and james Smith. While we're there we get to meet their well-known models, Marie Perry and Marlene Miller. The next stop is on Mars where we get fresh fruit for a snack from Joseph Less and Barbara Kalafus who own large orchards. Getting ready to leave we noticed -Ioyce Newton. She was the owner of a well established cookie factory, making Fig Newtons. At our next stop, jupiter, we go to the Metropolitan Opera, which is owned by Alice Bower, to see the famous opera singer, janet Miller, accompanied by Hazel Bartholow, singing Gayle Garwood's latest opera. Saturn is our next destination. We plan to visit the universally famous jewelry store of Lyn Altomare where they make rings from star dust. At last arriving at the Moon, we were greeted by the Moon's President and Vice President, jerry Mcllowin and .loyce Morris. They took us on a sightseeing tour of the Moon which included a stop at the main studio of W. F. H. A. TV. Operating the cameras for Terri Reese's Sports' Review was George Martin. As we were talking to Kenneth Mathey, the owner of the television station, we saw ,Iudy McCormick giving a commercial. When Thomas Haschen, accom- panied by his body guard, Robert Osterling, gave us a personal invitation to his new night club, we accepted. At the night club we saw jean Oliver and Donna Steeker, who were dancers, and james Ashman was our waiter. But the star performer was Miss Wilhelm doing the Hula Hoop. And this ends our wonderful journey. Ruth King Joyce Morris jim Lydon jerry McCowin Page Thirty-four Of 1959 'IHIIIBS LU1: DID 'IHBDUBH TH.. 11.-:HB X We lx 3, , 1 W .. iii? xl, 2- -' ' , , 15525 . :ff 0f.,l!Q'? x - 5 -MQW' J A Q Q4-. 'fm w f was . - it - T , vi ti ..f a.Qu'Q?gb5 ff i .. . ug .Q ff- I ' ' 1-wma N ,..... , 6, y N ma, ,Q L, .. W ...,..ww . fp: . ,4,, 'ylify 1 ' . - I VE -Q n ' g- i giv , ,W .W...,w.3.M. H x A 5 U 'NW f 1 ' ggi- - ' ' f ,Hifi K MX t ',,,13s,S'?u gs -, fig ' QQ 2 N . Ns s ' 551' x Q twggdv , xiii Q K ,fg?,mw55: an f Li-5 'A si S - f . my ,- it A S i 'I W ' 1 Ulf! A v, k 's':'4w l'25i3'Wf'9iZ2 fs Y 4 Qi, 1 N gf is se sn! Y 'Z Nwxg ' gin Nia' W' M555-ff - ,X www' ful 555' gum , 91 6361-f,'WV -fu A wi' , 1 f U35 3 Lfvfiilml TQGQW? xiii' ,ww , . .xx 1,19 Q-. ,six ,f x Q25 z - 4 'f 'MT 5 iv few g kms Page 'Iil1il'lf'-fiVC L' I 55 uicayl '-- -- f-- , , fe, ff-1:7--4,--f--H ---ff--,,,,,,,1--f1,l,,-iff -- S'l'llDFN'l' COUNCIL RUN l--.lt-am llztrtlt-x. .lt-un lfeyotk, Sttntlran Klhiltls. liugene l,t-Iller. Lum .Xltmlizttx-, Gnvle Gztrwuml. ROW 2- Kttren Miller, Katy Sipt-, ,I2llllllk'llllt' Stuttl'fei', Nlr. Nltmre, William Little, ,ICIIN llxtltiliu, Altdrseplt St-xt-uitlt, Ruherlu NILCLH. 'l'ht- Student Cluum-il is cmnptmftl ul thirteen meinlmers rt-pi-eseitting the lout' gmtles in the high xclmol. 'l'he members ure electetl hy tht- xtttclents in their re- spet-tive grzntles. The ol'lit'et's :ure cltosen hy the vote ol the entire stutlent hotly. 'l'he oI'l'it'et's lm' the l?l58-I959 xchoul yezn' tire: Pt-esitletit, lingerie l.el'l'let'g Vit-e l't'esitlt-nt. Sztntlrat Clhiltlsg Sc-t't'et:tt'y, qjeztn lfeym-kg 'l't'e:m11'et', .lean llztrtley. 'l'he pttrpose ol the Student Cluttnril is to ereztte better reltttium between the stutlents :mtl lattttlty llllfllllltflh, to tztlk over lilly ptohltns thztt ztrise lbelweetl the atutlt-nts :mtl lhrttlty, :mtl to help the students lextrn :thout gtJVl'l'lllllf'lll. lhe Sttttlt-nt l.tmnt'il this year sptmsoretl six :tsseinhlten :tml two .Xll-High tlztmes. 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Xl11'111111 lJ:1x'1x1 X110 l'10s.11l0111, Rz1x'11111111l l'xl0x: 5l'K'l'i'llllkN, lz111l110I1110 S11111Il01g ll'l'1lNlll'1'l'1 l.00 R:11ll01'. II10 1'll'1llUlI ul Illl' IIICIIIIICIKB ul 11115 111'g111111:1111111 IS l111x01l 1111 s1l111lg11sl11l1. Nt'lXl1l'. l0.11l01sl11p, Llllll 1'll1Il'2l1'lC'lk. .X I:1111l1x 117lllllllll1'1' s0l011s III1' llll'IlllK'l's. XX 0 s1111'01'0lx' I111110 1l1z11 110111110 l11H1ll01l IIIC lilllglbfhl' 11s 5lilll'1l 11l111x0 111111 lllill Illl' N:11i111111l II1111111' 81111011 will 111111111110 111 ilISIJil'K' 111111 C'll1UlIl'Ilg1' 11lI ol 1I10 NllIlll'lllN Ill llll' lllIlll'1'. lxllgi' 'lkI1i11x-s0x'011 llacgmcarz : ! : -1-+ 1 4iY7 ' '-Af - AlTTl LIBRARIANS ROW I-Rnlu-rlzn Nlcfloy, xlillf .hm SIJUSCIIQI, Myrna Roof, IH-ggy Smith. xlillf' lillvn I'icrcn. Peggy Ncwlm ,ILIIIUI l1l'ulhl'l'S. RON' 2--Mrs. lla-im. vlqlllllllllx l'l:lsm'I1cll, Rulll King, Cizlml lhlilcy, Clzmnl Shzulc, kluyrc NYQIIIUI l.imiu f:lllAll2l. -lam-I Miller, Karyn- flnrnn, l.iluI:n l'rir'c. lirlwin Nlzlyc-1'l1i1k. lhlwiu NYc-iL:n'l. Xhw -! . ,.,.' ' M Www 2 1.-1 XII is lgllivl while NIIIKIUIIIS wurk :und illllly in ilu- Iihlzlry, Pugt 'l'llil'Iy-viglll .. 0,1 7959 BUGKICYE BOYS' ROW l-Nom .learn litlgcrton, Mirisnn llanis. ROW ,',. ,.. ,,. 1 :-- AND GIRLS' STATE 2- I'll0lllZlS Rtttleliofk, Raymond l'yles. . the l unior clam to represent the l..tth xe.u three stutltnts ne thosen lion: I Leettoniai .-Xtnt-ricztn Legion Post and .Xuxiliztry att Buckeye State. Rftytnond Pyles und 'l'hontzts Rudehork were chosen to go to Boys' Stale. Nova .Ieztn litlger- ton was selected to go to Girls' State with Nlirizun Davis :ts her ztltcrnztte. Buckeye Stztte lusts lor zt little more than at week. Boys' State wats held :tt Gzunp Perry: Girls' Statte :tt Clatpitztl llttiversity, At Buckeye Stztte the Citizens ol' the State hold elections lor Stztte ollices. such :tn governor, down to city ol'l'ic'ers, sufh :ts tnztyor or school hoard. .Xlter the elertion the littflaeye Stztters operate in the rztpztfity ol' the ollicem. Those who were not elf-rtetl to any pmt were appointed to other offices. Those who were honored hy being chosen to :tttend would like to thank the .Ioe XVilli:un's Post Ifil ol' the .'Xtneric'ztn Legion and the .Xuxiliztry lor the oppor- tunity :md lor the wonderful time they had while there. Pug e 'lltirtybnine LEETONIA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW l-Warren Gullett, james Smith, john Ferry, Ernest Baker, Thomas Haschen, Robert Osterling, liugene Leffler, Co-Captain, james Grove, Co-Captain, joseph Gbur, joseph Less, David Hosack, james Lydon. Thomas Fraser, Carl Stecker, Lynn Keagy, jack Hileman, Manager. ROW 2-Karl Morris, Daniel Datlilio, john Altman. Melvin Wilnrs, Terry 'l'illey, Michael Mudger, james Less, Robert Hinchliffe, David Pirigyi. joseph Seveniclr, Edward Rowedda, David Macry, joseph Gallo, George King, Gary Kliner, Manager. ROW 3-Robert Snyder, Patrick Scnllion, William Little, Anthony Baker, Richard Troy. jerry Kliner, Guy lfalletta, james Stelts, Vernon Marshall, jerry Dattilio. Larry Wilms, Nelson Whitehead, Russell Lehman, Robert Gullett, Eric Painter. SCORES Preview-Leetonia I4 , .. United Leetonia 44 . A North Lima Leetonia I2 .... , Louisville Leetonizt 6 ....,. liast Palestine Leetonia , ,... Minerva Leetonia 20, . Columbiana Leetonia or l5.... . Poland Leetonia .. 30.. Lisbon Leetonia ..,.. 30.. .... ,, A Sebring Leetonia 8 . , S Salem Page Forty Q w l The Leemnizn Beans ol' l9:38 were an light hut pow 3 erlul teznn. lhey showed gre-an lighting spirit :nu than they were never held scoreless. Romani, :nul Len llillfllll, the boys haul an lnirly sur resslnl xeusmr: they won lonr, Lied one, :anal lnsr lour Several ol' our reznn received .Xll-Slzne gnul 'l'ri Nlflllg l'ullh:u'k on both All-Sllllt' :nul 'l'ri-Con I eznns. I . 'xl . veniL'h r 'reivecl ronoru 1 e rnenlio . P 1 ls irove 1 l nseph ' 5 ' I A' le: CUfXCHlNG Sl.-Xl l f M-. Len liznflm l':1l Mznrcuso Virgil Romani x Line Clozrrlr Heznl Connell llznklielml Kloucll 'f X wife si , .N ,, Se ik 1: e S X Q ,Q Ax 4 i-ia xx' ' . iiifxfl Q v as Page Furry-one mlm an grezn znnhilion lo win. lhis shows in the land l'ncler the :lhle foziclrirrg ol' Pan AILIIICIISO, Virgil County llonors, lloherl Oslerling wars chosen Iirsl SEN IDR FOOTBALL PLAYERS r ll.XVlll HOS.XCK-Gluml JAMES GROVli-Ql1zn'lc1'l1znck IAMIES LYDON-Guard Co-Captain IOHN I liRRY-Halflmack I-ZUGENH I.l'1FI-'I,I'IR-Guard Cin llupluin QIANIIQS SMITH V-l'Izllflmmk Page Forty-two SEN IOR FOOTB,-XI.I, PLAYERS L. 'Q' HIUSIQPII GIKUR-lilul 'ITIUINIXS HXSCIIIIQX lml lRNliS'l' l!.XKliR-Hnli'l1:u'k HIOSICPII l.li5S--Klcn HQRI USl'l-ZRLINU lfulllmzuk WXRRIQN lLl'l.l.lil'I I ul Pugc' lfo1'ly-llnvc' CIlIIiIiRI,E.bXDERS 35 IVR , f llc Hllhillli ulml lull livcsv. Mary Imss. Bunn' Mary Ann IXIZIIICIISU, Kay .xllll 5l'Ili0l'. Nlzxrv YY0mls N xllll 5C'lli0l' lliilllllIl'l'l'll'lIlli'l' lcrri lic-vw Puge Forty-lom' HOMECOMING lfreslnnun .Xllemlunt Malrlll Lnssick, Sophomore .XHCIILIIIIII Maury lillen l'ieren, Queen Terri Reese. Senior .Xl lL'lNlillll Nlurie I'errx, lunim' Allemlnnt Lvnn I-lullmvuv, e Hmneenming Queen Miss Terri Reese. SIQATIZD-Ilmnemlning Queen Terri Reese. STANDING-jzunes Rance. Hmneemning Queen of l91'37 Cnrolvn llinchliffe, Willizun liinghzun, Mllflil Lussimk, llaunes Slells, Maury lillen I'ieren. llmnuas Rnmlelunk, l,:n'rx Hulfuf wan, l.xnn llnlluwzn, Gerald Gabriel. Marie Perry. Page Forty-l'ive Iznw' .Xml SINDSCIIZI, hllbffl' XY:lllm1, Suszm Grccrlzxnlycr, Gull ,Xllmnz1l'c', AlZllll'l Clrulhcrs. -ICZIII lfvyucl-4, Gnylc Billm' P LEETONIA HIGH SCHOOL BAND ROW I'-Klum! Km-ziggy. czilliiil Davis, Alumly Duslmnn, -Indy Rzlmc. Nliriznn Dauis, ,Indy Thmnns. Szmmlrzl Huston. IIIIICS Klinlhcr. Kathy Tilley, Ruhcrlu INIcCZoy, Gayle Clnrwmml, Maury lillcn Lipp, Nlcrxin B1ll'lllUlUM', Glenn Jvlu'cl', Alcfl'rcy Hznlcr, Clnful Bnilvy. lffllllk l,llSIIlI1lll, Mr. AII.'illll2ll'lll. RUN' 2-Cheryl l,CI'Ill0II1l, Nlllfylhll Hvll. Zllgihll XX'cikurl, K2lI'l'll RZIIIUS, NUYZI -Ivan liclgcrlun, Roger llllrkhuldcr, -IZIIIICS Clrollwrw, Snmlral Childs, Inlly llffllllgllj, Aluyu- Newton, Ciwcmlolyn Nznvujusky, jluly King, Duris SIUIIHCIQ .xllll Niculcllc. RON' :gfxlylllh lh'mIcrly, Sm' Kulin, Kun-n Wlmilzlcrc, .Xlphcus liarllmolmv, 'lhmmls Rlulclmork, Rnymmnl Pylvs, Rolwrl Wmnl4 Ill. lynn f:UlblJClNllIilIl. Nvillilllll l'IdgcrIun, Hazel n1ll'lllUlUW, Rllylllllllti Blll'kIIUlKll'l'. .lznm-s SZIINICIN, xlilf, Hlllf lmglc, Sm- Sullalws, kay Huszuk, Clzumlyn Sllllllflll, Beverly Sudlcr, Sz1mlrnYolpa-. Page Forty-six The Leetonia High School Band is considered to be one of the finest bands for schools its size in Northeastern Ohio. The Marching band presents fine half-time entertaimnent at eight football games. Emphasis is placed on precision marching. A Pep Band performs at basketball games. The band combines with the choruses for the traditional Christmas program. The Annual Spring Concert highlights the band's activities for the year. The band also participates in many community activities such as Homecoming, Memorial Day and Halloween Parades, the County Fair, and P. T. A. programs, Small ensembles and soloists are in demand for many church and service elub functions. During Mr. Meinhardt's six years as instrumental supervisor the department has grown from a nineteen member to a well equipped and balanced sixty piece band with a feeder band of sixty members. The band's contest record has con- sisted of three superior and one excellent rating in district and state contests. The band's growth and recognition have resulted in the building of a new and spacious music room. This year the band was honored to be chosen to appear in the First Chairs of America , a book which recognizes the better high school bands from all over the cotmtry. Leetonia is indeed proud of their fine band. idra Volpe, .-Kun Nicolette, Head Majorette Carol Keagy. Cheryl DL'l'lll0ll2l, Nlvrna Bruderly. Page Forty-seven lssgiicarz 'ff f W VARSITY B.-XSKFTB.-XI,I. l,lzl4 I' lu RlCLll'I'-Rugvr Ikllrklxulmla-l', Rulmcrl Gullcll. Rulwrl Scullion, QIZIIIICS Su-lls, l,1ll'l'y Hullowzly lu' l.m-lllm-r. I.:-1' Raullcr. KIRIIIIKN Ifralnku, nlulm fiihwn, f2Il2lI'Il'i Lilillillll, filllililill. No! lPiilllN'll'vl1L'I'l'N 'l'illm Dsl' Du' Dm' I l'l'l'Yil'W-I.iSIlUll W l nirficl4l I2 North Lima: lk-4. lfi Ullilccl l,m'zlI limp I9 Ih-aiu-1' l.m'z1I -lam. ti lnllisvillc' jun. EP Kiulumhilamal Alam. Ilfi Slim-H11 jam. Ili Schring jun. 20 liusl l'ZIll'Slilli' lam 225 l'uIuml jam. 27 ljshmx Alam. SHI lmlisxillc Ifvlm. fi ilolumlmizmn lwlm. 1iMim-rxal Ifm-Im. IU Srlmring lfvlm Ifclm. lfch FUI 1. lf! l'v,1lSl I'2lI1'Nlilll' I7 I'ulz1ml 20 Lislum lullrnnlllcnl 'li Ili I'niln'4l l.m:ll L1 l.1'clnniz l,cc-toni. l.cclm1i: l,cc'lul1i: I .ccloniz I 130101142 l.c'vluni: l.Cl'l0lliL I .vclonia llcvlmm is l.cc'luniz l,v0lm1iz I .cc-louis l.cvlun ia I.cclunia l,c0Im1iz 'OIUII iz lL'i'l0lli' l,0L'l1mi' l.l'L'lUlli I2 GG -15 fl!! G5 IPI 1, -IU 70 I8 47 38 -Hi -I8 42 38 3 'H Il JJ ,IU gc lfo Urulnu len l'rml1'u and Virgil Roman E Df 1959 SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS JOHN GIBSON-Guam! Captain CHARLES LIPl'lA'l l' Guard 'l'his was the lznsl year for three Senior players. They were ciil1ll'iCS Lippizatt, the leading scorer, lin fene Leffler, the stzrrtin 1' center and rebound is 1 B b rnzrn. and 'lohn Gibson, an valuable delense player. Page Forty-nine l'his year the Leelonizn High School vzrrsilx harskethzrll squad haul three returning lellerrnen There were two Seniors, Charles l,ippizm :incl lingene l,eH'ler, :incl il qlnnior, Lee Rudler. Although Lhe Bears won only F5 gznnes :ns corn paired lo I5 losses, the Leznn worked hzrrml :incl showed an lol oi' spirit on the fonrl. EUGENE LEFFLER-Center sagiican BASKE'ISBAI.L CHEERLEADERS 'l'm-rri Rs-4-sv NILIIW XYvnmls, Km' .Xml S1-nior. Mary lrss. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Mary Hlnffllzlglr, Lynda Carney, Donna Oliver, Kay Sipe Page Filly RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD kNl'1l'1l.lNG-Leslie Hartman, joseph Gallo, ,Robert Scullion, Russell Lehman, james lranko Gerald Nan lossm William Gregory. S'l'.1XNDlNG-james Crothers, Managerg james l.ess, Robert Gullelt Willlm l Rowctlila, jelf Hauer, Roger Burkholdcr, Mr. Roman, coach. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. -Ian. jan. -Ian. jan. jan. Ian. lan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Fairfield-lVaterford North Lima .,..,,...... ........,. United Local Beaver. Local Louisville ....,,,....... Columbiana ,. Minerva . ,....... . Sebring ............,,,... East Palestine Poland ,, a..i...., ,. Lisbon ...,.. ..l...,,... Louisville ...... , Columbiana Minerva ,,,.. .. Sebring East Palestine Poland ia.,,, a...., Lisbon , . SCORES Page Fifty-one Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leeton ia Leetonia Leetonia lll Si Ol TRI-Hl-Y . .. ... . Q., , l urris, lmlx Wliilclwaul, .lim Nimli-llc, Szimlru llosmn. Lynn llnllrm'ux', l,OlllS1.' Kilizmx, llmmzi Yigiimi. Yiulu lil llipplci, Wllfllllll Dania, ,Indy Rzuiu-, Czmnl Rcugy, Mary 1,1-ss. ,l1lflIlli'llllC Slol1l'l'c1'. ROW 5-Pklmly Mcliuriniik, lxillllfyll Bailey. llnrliaim Klllllfllx, -luily lluslmzm, l,iml:i Clonrml, Nmn 4IL'2lIl liclgcrlmi, l.imlzn lfzlrringmn, .IZIIIUI Xlill Hi l low 'lRlIS.iRlll-ll King. ROW il -Km Svniur, Rulli Smilli, .Xnloiiicllc KLirzml,i Suv Kzilin, loin- NUWIOII, lzirqlicllm- ' cr, :ic llzirllm '. ROW' l 'YlXlilll Nlzirslizill, ,lumly lhlsll. fillyll' llillel, ESlllCl' SIJOSCIIZI. lhnmzi Rice, Nlxlry lillcii l'i1-roll. .lamin- Sliiim. Nlxrnn Roof. ROW 2 Nilllfy lliu-ly. QICZIII l L'y01'k, l,llIll2l l'l'lL'l'. lllllly Inu-joy, llunnzl Koontz, llminu iicr. Uzxil .lllmnzirc-, limi Girzml, Miss Topic. ROYN 3-lNlul'y llllffllziglc, llixmc liulugrzilli, I'c'ggy Ncwliullsv, lmly llrismll, llvlvn lxlllllllw, Nancy Russell, Patricia Bonn, Mziry lxlllfllll, Dialnv Nlurgnil. l.lllllil Corian, Klzirnlyn 1 'Q . . 1 ' ' 1 '. . '. A ' . '. 'Z ' .2 , 1 ' , T , I 1 'llt'N. Sliillmi ROW I Slimm lmilm lilun Hilnn Timly IXOOHII llc mm I ilxm 1 imlxn lmcjny kmn C ll Rtllwlilll Nlcilm, xl1IXlllt' Rullw. KZIYUII lvllllllKl'l', xllllf.xl1lISlDOSK ll2I. Page lfilty-two ROW I--'li-l'1'i live-sv, Lyim .Xlloiilzixmn Nlzirlcm- Millcr. Maury lillcn Lipp,KLz1ylcG:irwoml,llaiml lfzillcllzi. l'llll'lli1l Iililllllgllh Mary Xllmnxirv, Saumlrzi Volpe. ROW 2-Kziyc Curnu. Nlzirv YVr1mls. Nlairism l'ngn'i', l'cggi Slllllll, nlrn Cllilmls, lmw Linn, lame- lfilc. Doris l'l1ll'Illl'l', l.imlu Alkiiisuii. ROW fl-Miss lupic Nnrnm Slizulc, Elmira- Df 1959 SNOWBALL QUEEN AND COURT QUEEN KATHRYN li.-XILICY l'ally Huffnagle, jean Feyock, Queen Kathryn Bnlcv and Kay Ann Senior. 'I'he purpose of the 'I'ri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards of Christian character. The four phases of the Club platform are: Clean living, Clean speech, Clean athletics, and Clean scholarship. XVe were honored to have Miss Anne Topie as our adviser for the 1958-1959 year, Our officers for this past year were: President, Gayle Garwoodg Vice President, Mary Ellen Lippg Secretary, Marlene Miller: Treasurer, Carol Falzettag News Reporter, Lynn Dyll Altomare: Chaplain, Patricia Huffnagle. 'llhe annual Snowball Prom was December 20, at the -Orchard Hill School. 'l'he Loveliest Night of the Year was our theme. Last year's Queen Barbara Sevenich escorted by Donald XfVeikart presented the crown to Kathryn Bailey, thc new Queen. Kathryn was escorted by I-Iickorie Guidley. Her court was com- posed of the following attendants: Senior. Kay Ann Senior escorted by Victor Hedlg -lunior, Patricia Huffnagle escorted by Gary Cotthardtg Sophomore, Jean Feyock escorted by Terry Tilley. Page Fifty-three llssfiiicarz -as ss ss I.FETONl.,X HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR ROW l-lkliriam Davis, Patriria Guido, Karon Vignon, Carolyn Lovejoy, Mary Iluffnaglc, jean Oliver. Miss Y nfel. ROW 2-l.il:1 l'.ill'lIlL'l', Kaur Ilona, Iowc Mowis, lislhc-r Sposa-lla, Karen Miller, ludv Snxdcy lcnnv ull . I . . I . , . ' . 'oss. ROW' 3-Kay Sipc, Carolyn Stratton. Bonnie Conrad, Carmcla Rannc, Lynda Carney, Karon Carney. Marta Lossirk, 'l'oni llCllCIlllJO. Mary .XlIOl!l2ll'1'. ROW Al-'Kayc Cook. Carol llall, 'llionias lfrasi-r, Wann- Morris. larry Kliner, Linda iiorna, Gail .-Xlloinarc, The l.L'ClOlllZl High School Choir, under the direction ol Miss Regina Hopfel, has proven themselves very sucrcsslul during the past school year. 'l'he choir is composed ol' approximately thirty students from the high school. 'l'hey participated in school assemblies, a Christmas program, and the annual Spring Convert in May. The choir practices everyday during third period. Some members ol' the choir were lortunate enough Lo amend the County Music' Festival. Page Fifty-four MVSIC IQNSIQNIISIMS Of 1950 C'0RXlil' 'IRIO - ,XIIDlll'llN H1ll'l'l1lIUW. l'Imm:u SENIOR ISXND NIICNIISIQRS 1Kxu'm-Iillgj Samir.: Rmlvlwmk, Rirlxaml Smith. Yulpv. ROW If-'l'4'l'1'i Rl'l'5l'. Sumn Kzllin. bzlxlm- M Q H E c:lII'WUUll, lluwc Ncwlun. Xlurx lillx-n l.ipp, Nlirianm l'IU3Mm7Xl'- 'RIO ',ll'H f'x H5 '- UIL ' SPN Ilznis, Sznulrzl lioslrm. ROW A2 - Xmas loam limlgm-1' WV- MNH '53 l 'I W' ltlll, Rilflllllllll Pylcs. Nlclwin llmllmlmv, TIHIIIILIN Rn 4h'Ism'k, llallcl n1ll'lIlUl0W' . sl-,Num czumlz NIIQNIIEIQRS. ROW I Qluyu- Q Q Q Q Q Q Nlurrix, Mirialm llzuis. Raw Kfmuzn, ROW 2 Noun XULU' l N5! MlH-I'-Q' f5lI'1 ' 5l 'V I5'- WUI -XIV lc ul llikllmn lhmlllx HN' ll m Ohm, Illllc llmmxs limi lxumn funn Clmlxn Sllllllbll 1 , . . - . . . Xlililllll llznis. ,XILfll!IIiLllli4l. I Page l il'ly-Iivv ES ZLiC!CU?. JUNIOR PLAY-CLASS OF 1959 On November 22, ISI57, the Class of IQ59 had its first taste of the theater. -january Thaw was presented as the .lunior Class Play. The Cage family seek peace in an old farmhouse. There, Mother remodels coffeegrinders into lamps, while Father tries to write a best-seller novel in a blitz of interruptions instead of that country quiet he sought. ln the blitz, he ignores the arrival of jonathan and Mathilda, who have the right to live in the Gage home, No one had worried about that clause in the deed, since the Rock- woods were supposed to he dead. A contest for possession begins, with neither able to turn the other out. -jonathan plans to hold a funeral of an old acquain- tance in the house. l5arbara's boy-friend doesn't appear at the right time and Barbara and the Rockwoods' son go out on an errand of mercy when a blizzard clamps down. The Gages and the Rockwoods are isolated. The electric lines fail and the oil-burner and the range won't work. Mother forgot to shop for food anyway! ln the freezing house, while the Gages breakfast on what's left- cornflakes, molasses, and olives!-from the rooms of the unmodern Rockwoods come gusts of warmth from their woodburner, and the smell of coffee and fry- ing ham. The Gages rally around Father and his cornflakes and olives, until they smell the Rockwoods' fresh biscuits! Then they desert Father-and it even looks as if Barbara had eloped with the Rockwoods' son. It looks like complete disaster. But in the delightful ending, all is happily and intelligently solved. The cast, under the direction of R. Richard Banker, included the following: l'r1eda , ...,. ,. . Herbert Gage .. Sarah Gage Paula Gage Marge Gage Barbara Cage George Husted , Jonathan Rockwood Mathilda Rockwood Mr. Loomis , llncle W'alter Matt Rockwood Carson flonstable Page Fifty-six . , janet Miller Thomas Fraser ,, . Terri Reese Sandra Volpe . Gayle Garwood , Mary Ellen Lipp Jerry McCowin . , ...,.. Jay Haney . Linda Farrington , Charles Lippiatt ., ,,., .. jerry Gabriel Lawerence Heberling ,. Ernest Baker John Ferry 0,1 7959 JUNIOR PLAY-CLASS OF 1960 The Class ol' llllill presented their Junior Class Play on November Isl-l5, 1958. 'l'he presentation, called Yes and No , was under the direction ol' R. Richard Banker. When Adrian Marsh phoned the Jarrow household to ask if he could call upon the daughter ol' the family, it caused a near panic in the mind of Jo Jarrow, thinking that he might propose to her. Jo imagines what would happen il' she should accept the proposal. Thoughts of what would happen if she says no also run through her mind. In making her decision, she must conslder her sister, Sally, and her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Jarrow. ln the end her many worries seemed unnecessary since she was not meant to he the recipient ol Adrian's proposal. 'I'he cast included: Mrs. XVebh .... ...,,,,. . .. ........., Judy Dustman Rev. Richard Jarraw ,, . Ronald Wilhelm Emma Jarrow , ,,,,,....,.,...,,. ....,... u Judy Rance Sally Jarrow , Jacqueline Stouffer . Jo Jarrow ,, ..... , . ,....l..... .l.. S andra Childs Rev. Bagshott Arnold Dickey Adrian Marsh ..., .. Glenn Spencer Page Fifty-seven lviigiiddll W f-il'll 'i'i-1'lfi1' -' W ' -W - ' N:X'l'IONAI, 'FHESPIAN SOCIIETY RON' I Maury lillcn Lipp, Nova -li'llll li:lgci'Imi, Nlirizim Davis, 'l'Imm:is lfl':iscl', lnlliw Kilizmy. Snmlrn Illli RON' 2-Nlr, li1lllii1'l', Alill'lllll'iill0 Slu1xffcl'.1llnly RLlIll'l', l.inrl:l l'12ll'l'illg'll7ll. Kzirvn f.1ll'lll'N. RUNS' fi--Kill-lin SIJUIIUI llll4'S lryilmi. fil'l'1li1i Ilalilm, RLINIIIUINI Pylva. ,. .,. .S. lrclmiizn High School 'l'r0upc H429 nl the Nzullminl llicspizin .rmficly l'Cc'Cix'- cd their l'il2ll'lk'l' on May il, l958. 'l'l1c l'ilZll'lCl' was prcselilcd lay Nliss lflm'cm'e Hill the Regional ilil'tTlUl', in ll c'el'elnuliv ul which I8 liiI1ll'lf'l' lllC'lIliJl'l'S wvrc v , I illili1lll'Ki, ' 'l'lic anim ul the Society is Lhc- zicivmiceiiielrl ul' the clrzimnlic urls in sc-coiulznry sclrmrls. .Xmlmissicm lo thc' Society is :ui limlor olrluim-cl by working on iilllllllllii' :activ- ities to 1-urn the- l'Ctlllil'6li ICH points. 'l'hc- uI'I'i4'c-is vlcclc-ml lm' thc year I958-1959 arc' :is follows: i,l'65iCiClll 'liiomzls Fraser Viva' l'l'csiclCnl Niirizmi Davis Sc'c'l'clzlry Nova -lean l'lLigCl'l0ll 'lil'c':is1l1'4'l' Louisc' Kilizmy There urn- presently I8 IIICIIIIJCTS in the 'l'roupe. Page l iI'Ly-eiglil DR.-XM.-X'I'IC CLUB Uf 11959 RON' I--Kan Sipv. Clzlrulyll Slrullml, I'I5lIIL'I' Slmsclln. IIUIIIIZI Yigmm, ,I'Il1llII2lS IfI':Iwl'. Szlmlxzl llhilflx IIUIIHIIIH DlII'I'K'l', .IlllIf Snyclur, Karon Miller. ROW 2--Sun' KZIIIII. Gail ,XIlUIll2!I'l', llmi IICIIVIIIINI, Yiulu I,l'IlIxlIN, 'Ivrrx lhllilin, Iimlwzml YI4IlIlllllllSIxI, Ilalrrs Sim-lv. KZIIICII YIQIIUII. I,0llINK' Kilinm, .Inch RZIIILU. llmu- Nlwxllbll. ROW I lulm XI l mx Inna MII I4 I I lxl lllll I Inu In II mu K Inu S umm: I Innn us II :sm In II I lu . urrks- , nz -s 3 m:m,. am . la u .xc ,sz A Q - 'I ' Q unu- Ilclucrling. Nh, II2llIId'I'. HIIIXIIIIIIIS IWCISUIIZIC' are the sluclclnlm ul 1,04-lmllzl Hugh Srlloul who Imvc In 2lt'llYl' lute-rest Ill mlrznnlnllrs. Ihe club I5 nn rlmrgc- nl the Slilgt' :mul thc' xtwgc' ln'opcrlics. 1 .Xu lllllllllklillll sulmclxvmon ul lllc club IS lhc Nzullmcmlcm. Ihc- Nznillmcmlvm Iwlp lxuilml thc sc'cl1el'v, sci the Slllgt' Im' plnu, :md help with IIll' lighting xpccizul c'l'I'cc'ls. :mul IIN' IJIIVIJUSC oi the club ns lu llIIl'0lIlIl'C thc slumla-nts ol thc Iugh sclmul to Llu' lII'llIll2Ill4' urls. OlI'im'crs ul IJIXIIIIIIIS I,Cl'SOII2lf' lor ilu' IEIDS-ISIFJEI snlmul yvznr wc-rv: I'1'csiclcnL 'IIIIOIIIZI5 lfrznscx' Yin- IIFCSIKICIII Ilonnn Vignon SCt'l'ClLIl'y lislhcr Sposclzn 'I'l'c':1s1n'C'1' fIlIl'0If'll SITZIIUHI Pngc I:IIl.X'lIIlN' lzagiacalz ef 1 lfll'l'llRF. HOMEIXI.-XKERSOI1' fXlXflERlCfX ROW l 'lhl2lliX W11111ls, 'l'1'1'1'i RK'L'Sl', -l1111i11- Shinn, Ruth Smith, ljllllllll Ri11', hllllf l'lll1'11 l'ie1'1'11, lsthu Sims .llllly Iinsh NI111'i1- I'1-111. ROW 2 -Miss Hnss, Yi1'gi11i11 Le111111r1l, D11111111 Belle k111111lI, Nlllflilll llllgll I1 1 1 juy, hlilllt' Fife, C1111'11l l'illllCllll, K111 Senior, CI111'11ly11 Sl1'11tt1111, S11111l1'11 Y11lp1'. RON' Il-ll11l11111 Yig Xlll 1 Miller, S11111l1'11 l'111st1111, NZIIILW' Russell, I11v1'1' M111'ris, Diane G0l11gra111, 4l11y1'1' Linn. Mary Oliver, 1 O1 llL'l'Ill2l R111-ssl1-r. ROW rl--M111'y lillen l,i1'1l1, liilcen YVil111s, Kathryn Bailey, l.in1l11C11lvi11,j111ly llns 11111 I11 K1111nt1, hlilyllli' R1111s1'. Sll1ll'Oll .lOl'1l2lIl, Gail .'Xlt1111111re, Doris I'l2lI'lllCI'. ROW 5-ll111'1l111-li1111 llipplex l11111s1 1 '111s' l'11r11l1'11 1111111111 Nl'11'1' Xnn 91111sell11, l,i111l11C11111'111l, AIz1111't Ni1'11l1'r11, llllllllll St1'1'l-11-13 Gayle C 111111111l L1 1 , 11 . ,.1. ll11llow111.4 i 'l'l11: lftilure llOIllt'lIlilli6l'S 11l .XIllCl'l1'2l is ll lllllltblllll 111'g1111i111ti1111 1'11111l111s 11l girls 111 senior high s1'l11111l who l111ve 1'11111plete1l ill l1-11st one vezn' 111' H11 li1'111111111i1's. lt 11l'l'c1's lilll'lll6l' 1l6'VCl0lJIll6lll 11l pupil i11iti11ti1'1- i11 ,lllillllllllg 1 l'2ll'l'ylllg' 11111 zirtivilies rel11te1l 111 l111111e11111king Q . lhe 1'11l11rs lllf' 1'1-1l, sy111l111li1' 1'1l y11111l1, 111111 white, sy111l111li1' 11l' i1111111'e111Te 1 purity. 'l'l1e lil1JWCl' is the re1l rose, sy111l111li1' 11l' vil1r1111t, glowing l1e11ltl1 11' ll 1'11ntril111tes 111 ll2llJlJlIlChS 111111 cI'I'i1'ien1'y i11 l111111e lile. 'l'l1e 111111111 is 'l'1111.111 New H111'il1111s . lt 1-xpresses the l111rp11se 11l' the 111'g11niz11ti11n - 111 live he 1 1111l11y i11 Ol'ill'l' tl1111 w1t11111l 11111' l11111ilies will he better 111111111'r11w. 5111110 things 1l11-girls llllVC 1111110 tl1is year ure: il hlOlllCl'-D2tlIglllCl' lS11111I11ct 1 SXVl'l'llll'2ll'l l,l'Olll, ll lf11111ily cllll'lSllll2lS CI11r11li11g. 111111 lJ111l1ly-lJ11te Night. ll11- Olll1'fTl'S l11r lfl58-IEDI19 ure: l,l'CSlllClll Vice l'resi1le11t Se1'r1?t11ry liI'C1lSllI'Cl' News Re11111'te1' Page Sixty Linda C1111r11d Iovfe Linn 'N2lI1Cif 15Xlt11111111'e Terri Reese Marlene Miller THE SXVliF'l'lllit-XR'l' PROM elf 1959 l lte l'tttttre llotttetttztkers tml .Xttteriett lteld tlteir .Xttttttttl Sweetlteztrt l'rtmttt mt Yatlett- titte's llxty, lfelrrttztry I I, lllftfl. lt lztsled lrtntt 8:0010 llzflll lm. ttt. llte tltettte wlttelt tlte gtr s eltuse lor tlteir atllztir wats XVott'l You lie NIV Yxtlett- . .,,,. tttte: llte tttetttlrers ul tlte l'. l. .X. :tttd Xltss llttss, tltett :tdrtsor worked ltztrd ltr lilll up tlte lreatttlilttl detorztlimts wltielt turresptmtletl In tlte tltettte, .X lztxorite slitbl wats tlte red ztttd wltite swing' itt tlte tttiddle ol tlte lloor wltere tttattty pietttres were tztkett. 'l'lte vztletttittes, tttpids, :tttd wltite lettee atdded zt rutttxttttie ztttttospltere to tlte dztttte. illlll' girls, tlteir esettrts. :tttd guests ztll ztgreetl tltztt tlte time spent working lrelttreltztttd wats well rewztrded. :ts tlte prtrttr wits :t Marlene Miller and Cltatrles Lippiattt. ltttge stteeess. 'l'lte Dist' -locket' lor tlte dttnec wats Nlxtrk llowztrd. He wats ztssisted by llmttttts l'rztser. Nlr. llowztrd ezttt be lteztrd mt Wlfkll rztdin every tttorttittg :tttd every ttigltt mt tlte Nltttttlrles to Xltdtttglrt sltow, He :tlso tttztlaes lrC- tlttettt 1llJlJt'ill'2tlIt'CS tm televisitm. llotttttt Vigttttrt ztttd -lzttttes Gregory were witttters ul' tlte slow dztttee cott- test. l'lte iitterlattg eotttest wats won lay Nlztrte Perry ttttd blzttttes Stelts. 'llte two wittttittg eottples received reeords. During itttertttissitm telresltttteltls mttsistittg ol pttnt-lt, cookies. amd po' lltltl eltips were served bv some ol tlte lttttmr lliglt boys. 'l'lte boys atttd tlte twtr girls elteektttg ettttts wore eos- ttttttes wltitlt tttzttelted tlte deeorzttions. .xlll'l' tlte ttttetttttsstutt Nlztrlene Nltller tttttl Cltztrles Lippizttt were elmsett :ts fIttlzid's Cltmttple. ,. . .,. lltex' were presented wttlt at box nl eatttdx tnd t tuord 'tlltttttt l'x'erx'lmtmtlx' :tt tlte dztnee repttrted A t tltqtt tltex' ltztd gt good time :tttd will ztlwztrs retttetttlrct tt Page Sixtx tr llssfiiican .. s ss aaa CHILDRENS PLAY ROW I-Gerald Datilio, Louise Kiliany, Anthony Baker, Carolyn Stratton, llionlas Fraser, listlicr Sposetta, james Lydon. ROW 2-Gerald Haney, janet Miller, Judy Rance Mr. Banker. 'l'l1e Second Annual Production ol' the Children's 'l'heatre, sponsored by Drznnatis Personae, was presented on january f5l,l959, under the direction ol' R. Richard Banker. .Xlladin and His Wonderful Lznnp was a great success and was enjoyed innnensely by all. 'l'he cast and the characters they portrayed are as follows: 1 1 Aladdin , Anthony Baker Princess Badroullmadour Carolyn Stratton Magician 'lill0IllllS Fraser Mother Louise Kiliany Sultan A , . James Lydon Genie ol' Ring Edward Vidusmansky Genie ol' Lamp Gerald Dattilio Kalissa Karen Carney Noona .. listher Sposetta Guard -IZIIIICS Smith Guard . john Nlorrisey Sl'llC?I'1ll2lllC , .. . , , Sandra Childs Nle have listed the main characters ol' the play. Many people not named above were the slaves ol' the Lamp and ol' the Ring and in the crowd scenes, A good deal ol' credit is also due to the backstage crew who did a wonderful job on the special ellects so important to the success of the play. Page Sixty-two - BEAR FACTS STAFF Cf 7959 ROW If-Inv llzmcv, l.u.wrem'v HL-In-rling, H'zn'ren Gullcll. Lynn .xll0lll1ll'C, .Iucly Mcilorlnick, hloyu- Nm-wlon, Suc in. l'lllg'l'lll' l,efflcr. ROW 2-Mrs. nlllfllll, Terri Reese, -lane Fife, Mary lillen Lipp. Kay Senior, .'XlllOllll'llC Cnzml, -Illlllfl' Slxinn, Mrs. lfireslone. RON' fl-Carol Fallzcllzl, Szmmlrzl Volpe, Sannlrzl Boston. Gayle flZIl'WU0ll, rlenc Miller, jane! Sznller, Ruth Slnilh. vs ol' lllc clubs llle liezn' lwnrls IS the srllool newspaper. Il i'0lll2lll'IS nex activities in the school. lllllf? stall' :ure the following: liclilor .Xssislunt liclitor ,, .Il CIi1'c'ul:1lion AIQIIIZIQCTS Sports liclilor Page Sixty-three LZIXVCI' Lynn .-Xltmnzlrc' uly Mcllornxick . law Hzmev ence AH:-bex-ling Joyce Newum Sue Kzllin XVzn'ren Cullen znncl 1 ' e sefitacafz ee e :R ee--e WFg 11eel-elf:-:fffffi TRACK ROW I lilileltt' l.t'l'l'It-r, lolm l'lCl'l'X,clll1ll'lCS Lllllllilll, Thomas Rutlehotk, lamt-s Lulott. RON' 2--Paul Snutlr l-, . , . , rlwit Uullell. llaxitl Pirigyi, Iosuph Sevenirll, Coach Roman. Not piclllretl 'l'l'1'l'N lillex. 'l'he Leetonia High School 'l'i'ac'k 'leam took part in 5 tlual meets and one triangular meet in ,Xpril and May ol' I958. 'l'hey won all six ol' these meets. lhe team participated m the ftfllllllllllklllll bounty lrark Meet heltl at ltast Palestine in May. 'l'he 880 Relay 'l'eam won and this made them eligible to alleml the Slate Meet at Columbus. The Relay 'l'eam. compost-tl ol' Victor Hetll, Clharles Lippiatt, .lolm Roose, :mtl lames Rance along' with Coach Roman attemletl the State Nleet in Nlay. Page Sixty-lout' .-XNNUAI, STAFF Df 1959 lillsillvss Nlxlllalgcl' RZIXIIIIIIIKI l'vlL's, .xiSi5l1llll Bllsillxs IXIZIIHIKCI' VIKIIOIIIZIS Rllmlvlrmk, Xclxisur Nliss Wilhelm. XWQSILIIII lmlilm' Nlirinm llzuixnlimlilm' Num ,Ivan limlgvrlmm. Sl X'l'lill-Kxlyu Cnrnu, -luyrc Nlorris, Ruth King. Donna Slcckcr. Mary lillcn ljpp, 'li-rri Rvvsv, Rau .xllll Senior. SI.XNIIINCL--'l'I1uln:1s Hzlscllcn. Llc'I'ry xI.c11XYll, linda l'.ilI'l'illglllIl, l'1llx'im'i:l Ih'zlll.AIz1xlL'1 Miller, -lurly Oslcrling my .xll0lIl1ll'C. Marlene Miller, Clllzlrlcs lippiull, VFIIOIIILIS I-Tzlscr, JRIIIICS l.y1lon Page Sixty-lhivc ll , ' i,1+::L4, .' ' 1, Cl.,-XSS OF I959 ROW' l'.lOyLl' NCXVIOII, .xlllOllll'llK' lillilllll, lilly ,Xllll Sl-llior. filll'Ol l'illlll'll1l. Rlllh Smith, blillllll' slllllll, Kzlyc fOI'llil, lAllll llyll .XllOlll1ll'l', RON' 2-Miss xvllllK'lIll, .IZIIICI S1llllCl', Nllflillll Dlllli, KLlllll'XIl Bkllllj, llzll'llzll'zl lkllllllilli. SIISLHI Kallill, iillyll- filllXYllOLl, Maury l'illl'll Lipp, Skllllllll BOSIOII, l'2llI'lll2l licxlll, .Xlirc llowcly FILIIIC lfifcf, ROW fl- ,IZIIIICS X5lllllllll. Willlm' JOIICS, -IOllIl l .lSl, lj2lYlil fiOI'llI2lll. llauclg lEzll'llloluw, Lllltlil l'12lI'l'llIg'lOll, NOYLI Iczm lillgl-l'lllll, lllbllllll Ivzm SlCl'l4l'I', Mrs. l'ill1'SlOllt'. RON' -l-'l'llolmls l'il'1lSt'l', ll2lWl'l'llL'L' llclml-l'Iillg, Wzll'l'ell lull NIL ll llhlllnllm lu llll ll ill! Cll, l 'l'Ylll 1 ' Q '. Q z 1lIll'y, john L' SOII. vl1llOlll2lS llllSlllCll john l cl'rl'. ROW Iffjnyu- Nlurris, .loycc Rocssll-r, IR-ggy Smith. Delores H2ll'iCl'. Nllllff .Xllolllalllp 'l'l'I'l'l Rl-csc, Sllllllfll Vnlpc. Xlicc hlllllll'Y, Nl2lI'l1' l'l'll'l. ROW 2-f-Nlr. ISL-ssc, lnllcl Miller, llIllY f,il1'l'llIlg, l,OlllSC Kiliamx, llllll lhllfilllillllllk, ulh Killgh ,lvalll Olin-ly' Nl1ll'lL'lll' Millvlg lxlI'.illL'lll1Cl'lS. ROWil---KL1ll'l llllill, KCllIll'lll lxlllvlllfgf, l-lOll2llll I.ullg'4:. lllOIllilS Rllllclmck. Cll1lI'lC5 l.ilJlJiilll, -lorry Clzllmlivl NIRIIIICS fimvc, ,IZIIIICN Slllllll. l'il'llt'SI l'nlkcl', RON' 'lgklllllll lliml, luscpll fllblll, Ril'hall'll l'l'lOl', l'v.llg't'lll' I,c-ffll-l', lONL'lJll Ll-ws, RLlNlll1bllll I'xlcs, Roh:-rl c,9lL'l'llllg, IKIIIIUS lylllm, ,lcrry WlL'fiUWlIl. UCOl'g0 Nllllllll. Q V i Page Sixty-six ' I ' P l lilllllii IDU The Graduating Class of 1959 wishes to thank the advertisers on the following pages for helping to make this annual possible. Al Altomare Motor Sales Co. Allen's Amoco Service .................. Bear's Den .......,.........,.,.......... ..., Beilhart's Shoe Store ,...,...,. Berg's Bretzels, Inc. ,... . Bertelsen Company ........... Blackwood s .........,.,............... Bliss Co. ........,............................. . Citizens Savings Bank ........,,.......... City Radio 84 T. V. Service ........... Columbiana Buick Co. ,,.,...,.... . Columbiana Cleaners ..,..........,.... Columbiana Tractor Sales ........... ,.....,. Cupola Nursing Home and Annex ..,....., Dimit Bros. .......,.,..............,......,............................. . Enterprise Company ........, l:1velyn's Beauty Shop .,.,.,.,., Fordees Corp. .,.,..,...........,..,.........,. ., Freeman's jewelry 8: Gifts Fullerton Ford Sales ......,.........,.,. Gibson, Greenamyer, Helt ,.,.,.,. Cwenn-Gary Nursery .......... Hansell 's Heck's Restaurant ,...,.,.. lsaly's Dairy Store .. .,.,., ., j Sc E Record Shop jerry's Recreation ......... joe, the Barber ,.,............,.,.,.... ,..,. Kaiser Chemicals ,... ,.,...,................... Kleber's Department Store .,.....,. Less I-'arm Market ......,..,.....,..........,., Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia Lindsay's Flower Shop ,.... . Hotel .........,..............,... Sohio Service .......,.,., Tool Company ........ ..........Leetonia .. Leetonia ...........Leetonia ..........Leetonia Leetonia ..........Leetonia ...........Leetonia .............Salem .....,..........Leetonia -.-Columbiana ...........Columbiana ...........C0lumbiana .........,.Columbiana ..........,.....Leetonia .................Alliance .........,.Columbiana ..,........Leetonia .......Leetonia -Leetonia Leetonia ....,...........Leetonia ......,.,..Columbiana ............,..,Leetonia ..........Columbiana .. ,...... ...... L eetonia ...Columbiana ................Leetonia ...............,Leetonia ..,........Columbiana Leetonia Washingtonville . .-.....Leetonia ...........Leetonia .............,.......Leetonia .....................Leetonia Washingtonvil le Lippert's Hardware ......., ,.,. Main Street Super Mkt. ........ . Mellinger Lumber .....,..... Mollenkopf Bakery ......... . .... . Morris Oil Company ,...... ..................,............. National Rubber Machinery Co. ...., ..,. . Nemenz Golden Dawn Super Mkt. . Nichol's 5 81: 10 ..............,..............,....,........,..,.......... North East Ohio Poultry Assn. .,.,.... . Ort Furniture .............,............ ...................,. Patterson Insurance .....,...................,................. Peoples Federal Savings 84 Loan Assn. P. J. Oesterlings Sons .,..,.,..... .............,............. Professional Man .........,...,...,...... Professional Businessman Quaker City Charter Bus Service Ripley's Men's Shop ........................... Rooses .............., ...,... . . .... ........,,. . .. Salem News .... ......... .,.... . . .. .... Salem Retail Merchants Assn. . SHlll'S Place ....,.,...... . .... .. ...,.,......,............ Smith Dairy Co. ...... .......,...,,. , Spatholt's Hardware Stouffer's Orchard . ...... . Student Shop ....... ...... . .. Sue's Sweet Shop ....,. I heron s ..,.... ..........,..,.,......., Tomes Grocery ..,...... ..... . .. ., Weikart's l-'eed Mill .,............ W. G. Weikart's Grocery Witmer Implements . .... .. Wolley Chevrolet Co. W. M. Inc, .....,............. , ...,.... .. Union Banking Co. .,.,,,. . Victor Hedl Rc Sons ....,...... Vogue Shop ...... ...... ..,.,.... Page Sixty-seven Df 1959 ..........Leetonia ...........Leetonia Leetonia ....,.,....Leetonia ....Leetonia ......Columbiana Leetonia ,..,... ....Leetonia ...Columbiana ...,......Leetonia Leetonia . .Leetonia ...........Leetonia Leetonia Leetonia ....Leetonia .,...,.....Leetonia . ........ Leetonia . ........., Salem ....,..............Salem ...........Leetonia ......,.........Boardman . ..................., Leetonia Washingtonville .. . . .... ...Leetonia .........,...,.......Leelonia ...........Colum'biana ....... Leetonia ,....,.....l,eetonia .............,.,...,.....Leetonia Washingtonville ................-..Leetonia Washingtonville Columbiana .......,......,.Leetonia Salem asfiiicza. I2 Compliments of the Leelonia Flower Shop HA 7-6627 Leetonia, Ohio Best Xvishes to the Class of 1959 Compliments of JOE, THE BARBER Main Street Leetonia, Ohio Pho Compliments Of Mellinger lumber, Inc. ne HAzel 7-6544 Leetonia, Ohio Best Mfishes to the Class of 1959 Mollenkopf Bakery llRl'1,-KDS, ROLLS, and PASTRY HA 7-till-l 262 Main Street Leetonia, Ohio I Congratulations from Your Local lsaly's Dairy Sfore H A 7-9906 Leetonia, Ohio Page Sixty-eight Of 1959 P J OeS+erIingS Sons Best Nllishes for the Class of 1959 Mfg. of SUN Feeds I anmu.s for their Fine Quality and Frffslmexs john Gostey, Manager R. D. l Leetonia, Ohio -lim and Opal Blockson, Managers Phone HA 7-6718 Leetonia, Ohio Congralululiom' and B651 VVi.s'l1es to The Class of 1959 0 7 7 Rlpley s Men s Shop Opposite U. s. Post office HAzel 7-6230 Leetonia, Ohio LlNDSAY'S Sohio Service General Auto Repair 'l'irr.x, Balleries and Ac'fe.vsorifs F. J. Lindsay Box 212 Washingtonville, Ci+y Radio 8: T. V. Service R, Cl. A. Victor Television R. CI. A. x'Villl'lIJ00l Appliallce C0flIPI,l'fTE SERVICE Ohio 22 South Main Street-Columbiana, Ohio EVELYN'S Beau+y Shop COM PLllNlEN'l'S of SAM'S PLACE HA 7-6271 Leetonia, Ohio HA 7-6276 Leetonia, Ohio Page Sixty-nine .fasfiisaan Compliments Of Cmnpliments Of Lipperflg Hardware Piltsblwgh Paint - Glass NATIONAL RUBBER MACHINERY COMPANY 14 Walnut Street - Leetonia, Ohio Phone HA 7-2197 Mold Division Compliments Of LEETONIA, OHIO of A PROFESSIONAL BUSINESSMAN COLUMBIANA, OHIO of Leetonia, Ohio KAISER CHEMICALS Basic Refactory Brick and Ramming Materials Dolomite, Magnesitep, Alumina, Periclase Wilmer Implemenls LESS FARM MARKET Minneapolis - Moline Sales and Service ROUIC 14 , W h' t 'll H'll Complete Farm Equipment as mg onvl e 1 Fruits and Vegetables in Season 3 miles West on Route 14 Phone HA 7-2147 - Columbiana, Ohio Phone HA 7-6187 Leemma' Ohm Page Seventy Of 1959 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Peoples Federal Savings 8: Loan Associa+ion sgpvnuus no 5 5 INSURED 4- , . i f 4405 551999 LEETONIA, OHIO WOOLEY Cl1evrole+ Co. iii ICHEBOLEX HA 7-6515 150 Lisbon Street Leetonia, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Compliments of A NICHOL'S 5c +o SI Main Street Leetonia, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 ORT FURNITURE Leetonia, Ohio Compliments ol THE CUPOLA Nursing Home and Annex Accredited and Licensed A Home - Not An Institution MEN - WOMEN New Modern Facilities . . . . . . to Serve You Better Mildred Arfman, Graduate Nurse Corner High and Chestnut Streets HA 7-6279 Leetonia, Ohio Page Seventy-one lsagiicarz ! --V ee e VVe recognize the Merits of Erluc'aLion . . . . . . and Compliment You on Your Acl1ieven1enls. Sincerely Your New Ford Dealer Fullerton Ford Sales I.FF'l'ONIA. OHIO Telephone HAzel 7-2119 lVl'l Sl'liCll.-XI.lZl'f IN YOUR 'FRANSPOR'I'.1X'l'ION NEEDS. lfmzgmtulrzliom' and Best VVLQIIFS lo ilu' Class of 1959 BLACKWOOD'S Page Seventy-two 0,1 1959 CIougrutulzttions lo the Class of l959 W. G. Weikarl' 47 Years of Frirnrlly Service Quality Groceries, Meats, und Produce Pearl Street Leetonia, Ohio zuul Facility Main S+ree'r SUPER MARKET Lcetonia, Ohio Insurance for All Needs D. M. PATTERSON Class of 1937 159 Chestnut Street - Leetonia, Ohio Phone HA 7-6436 Lo mplimeuts to thc Class of H159 T H E R O N ' S Columbiana, Ohio Complirnents Of SPATH0lT'S HARDWARE Phone HAzel 7-6513 Leetonia Ohio Compliments to the Class of l959 J. 8 E. The En1'erprise Company Subxirliatjv of the W. K. ST.-KMETS COMRVXNY Columbiana, Ohio TELEVISION - RADIO Sales and Service l57 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-2744 Page Seventy-three z-:sfiiacalz ALLAN'S Amoco Service 24 HOUR TOWING Free S ab' H Green Stamps Phone HA 7-6072 - Night HA 7-6603 Leetonia, Ohio BEST WISI-IES from The Bear's Den Res1'auran'I' DRUG STORE 'EEEEEEB 931.-mlbHonea45puula, Compliments Of FREEMAN'S Jewelry8zGiHs Keepsake Diamonds HA 7-2357 Leetonia, Ohio Compliments of BEILHART'S Shoe Sfore HA 7-6912 Leetonia, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1959 QUAKERCHY Charter Bus Service Phones: HA 7-6128 - HA 7-6141 - HA 7-6156 Leetonia, Ohio Page Seventy-four Df 1959 Compliments Ol' U b Complimenls ol Columbiana Cleaners -I-he VGGUE SHGP Roy Rupert, Owner ,, , ,, MILLINERY M 6' UTC IIS 716117 IIS y0'1LT PIIOTIE Lzulies VV 'r For LCl IOlllLl and lvllSlllllgl0llVlllCI ed Pick-up lhllllllllly 3 Deliver Friday Columbiana, Ohio IV 2-25l8 Columbiana, Ohio Compliments Ol' The Union Banking Company COLUMBIANA, OHIO Member of The Federal System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Of Morris Oil Company SUNOCO Gas and Oil 3ll Columbia Street Phone HA 7-6722 Leetonia, Ohio Page Seventy-live llsafiiscan - Compliments Of Nemenz Golden Dawn Super Nlkt. Home Dressed Meals Groceries, Frozen Foods Phone HA 7-6l43 272 Columbia Street Leetonia, Ohio H A N S E L L ' S First in Fashion 9 Walnut Streel Iiast Stale Street Leeroniu, Ohio Salem, Ohio Weikarl s Feed Mill - Dealer In - H'I4D I-LOUR, FERTILIIERS L RINDINU 8: MIXING FARM MACHINERY HA 7-66 I 2 Leetonia, Ohio CI O N G R .-X 'I' II I. A 'I' I O IHCCIOIIIZI Class of 1959 We Offer a Coniplele Real Eslale and Insurance Service ll. S. Gibson Iidwzird C. Greenuniyer AI. Leland Helt NS COLUMBIANA Traclor Sales Your Friendly Ford Traclor Dealer John Cl. 'I'. I-llder Sc Son IV 2-2433 Columbiana, Ohio Coinplilnems ol' Columbiana Buick Co. Columbiana, Ohio Page Sevcntv six Of 1959 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 CITIZEN'S SAVINGS BANK LEETONIA, OHIO Complete Banking Service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Best NVisl1es to the Class of 1959 THE STUDENT SHOP William and Mary Burgess STOUFFER'S ORCHARD Frui+s and Vegefables Route H one-fourth mile east of Washingtonville, O. Phone HA 7-6587 Cotnpliinents Of AL ALTOMARE JERRY'S RECREATION Mo-I-OR SALES' INC' SH lvztlnut Street HA 7-642-1 Front Street Leetonia Leetonia, Ohio Compliments -Of The Leelonia Hofel Ed Orr, Manager HA 7-9996 Leetonia, Ohio Stop ut SUE'S SWEET SHOP The Sweetest Spot in Town Con Milkshakes, Suntlaes, S il h Soft Drinks Page Seventy seven L zsgiaaan THE SALEM NEWS THE DAILY NEWSPAPER SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY KLEBER'S Deparfmeni' Sfore Compliments Of Men's and Boy's, Ladies, Misses' and Children's Wearing Apparel E. W. BLISS CO. DRYGOODS-N OTI ON S-N OVELTIES Corner Main 8c Walnut Streets ROLLING MILL DIVISION Leetonia, Ohio Salem, Ohio TCMES GRCJCERY Manufacturers and Designers MEGIS-FTUilS-V6g6ldbl8S Of Rolling Mills of All Types 329 Columbia Stl'eCt HA 7-6736 Leetonia, Ohio : s n Page Seventy-eight Cf 1959 Berg's Bretzels, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF DAN DEE Pre+zels - Pop Corn - Po+a+o Chips Shoe Sfring Po+a'roes - Corn Twisfees u - 1 v c,07lgTllflllllfl0IlS a IB I W hes I0 'Ihe Class ESTABLISHED 1885 Leelonia, Oh of 1959 PgS lsagiicafz ' eq Zacfdew Medium 8: Heavy Machinery For All Industries FORDEES CORP. 208 Walnut Street, Leetonia, Ohio Telephone HAzel 7-2117 To Our Young Friends . . Youth faces the ever-changing problems of the years that are before them. The greatest weapon they can possess to meet succssfully those problems is a culturetl mind, a pure heart, at hotly physically strong, a tlesire to work and a tletermination to practice thrift. Any cause which aims to that end is a most worthy cause and those who labor to accomplish that purpose shoultl receive the commentlation of every person who is worthy of citizenship. Keep your face to the sunshine :intl the shatlows will fall liehintl. tlautitm-liver bear in mintl education is a foundation for success only when applied with an unselfish spirit of determination to tlo the worth-while things of life. 'l'o the Class of 1959 . . . ln all sincerity we hope that you will have the courage to face your problems as you pass along the highway of life antl happiness and success be always with you. The Leefonia Tool Company The Home of Quality Tools That Give Satisfactory Servifc' Leetonia, Ohio Page Eighty Of 1959 DAIRY PRODUCTS DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR SMITH DAIRY CDNIPANY BOARDMAN, OHIO R y T S I L Oh Ph HA I 76536 Pg Ilgly e .fsagiscafz 1 Q I7 years 17 years Compliments Ol Vimior Had' 81 Sons Leefonia Sohio Service Leetonia, Ohio Fur Se'rz'i1'c' and IJIYIIIIIFIS at Their Hrs! HA 7-6408 Columbia Street Leetonia, Ohio 17 years I7 years HECK'S RESTAURANT Appezilizzg To VTIIOSF VVIIO Enjoy The Best We Cater To Parties One-half mile east of square Phone IV 7-6230 Columbiana, Ohio Cmzgmlulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1959 Washingtonville, Ohio Compliments of Donation from POULTRY ASSN. SILVER QUILL EGGS - POULTRY A Professional Man of Leelonia, Ohio IV 2-3353 Columbiana, Ohio Page Eighty-two Cf 1959 , Congratulations and Continued Success to the Graduating Class of I959 Salem Retail Merchants Association A DIYISIOII of lhe Salem Clnmber of Commerce Silem Oluo Page tl htx xhtee .fasfiiican Compliments of wenn ary ard ery W'I P ' J. P. :ms ro rlefor I X f 1 me ' J-L l,, 'q .. - 5155 .. 'fa fu QUALITY NURSERY STGCK VISITORS WELCOME One-fourmh mile south of Route 14 on Route 7 Phone IV 2-2662 Columbiana, Ohio Page Eighty-four Df 1959 BERTELSEN COMPANY LEETONIA, OHIO The Pifun'es in this Annual were Taken and Donated by Ddmdt Zena. City Savings Building Alliance, 0hi0 Page Eighty-five llsagiiaafz Jqufobwzafgfia Page Eighty-six Gqufogzafzga Page Eighty-seven Of 1959 4 -1 fn 1 FJ. . WY!- iii' J .. , R L 1 -'-I f 1 t M v Q 5- 1, -4- 1 - M k - .I 3'-vt' ,i