Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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UJO 1 rot O 1 K L A . . ' 7 J G I. 1' C 00 ge B W M 7 - fo oi Q U 956 WW' 'v N ' J ww. Wm. W W HQ 5 W5 ,W if W 'xv W , M Wu Wu ,ln M 1 N 'Mmm 1 A VN11w,ffWL !'YW' M W. dx X Mm my Jw Y 1 M vw!,W Imm1Lg,ug1wW ++ Q W W 2 WWW M-mg 575621229 As you leaf through these pages of your life whether it be today, tomorrow, or a tomorrow of years later, may you have a feeling of accomplishment. In this year of 1956, be it your first or your last days at Madison, this phase of your life will always be a stepping stone toward your fu- ture, It may be from a housewife to a homemakerg from a college freshman to a doctor of philosophy, from an errand boy to a president. .,,And if we must carry the torch, carry it highg carry it proudlyg carry it wisely. If it fllckers, let it flicker, even if it goes out, let it extinguish itself. But till it does, carry it high so that it can light your way to the next encounter, for THIS IS YOUR LIFE, Wm X X V it 'AL 'zif' fl l:' Qf.. . ..,.. l, . iq fk5llflUl'lkIfUl2fA'l?f .Y 5 Sf ' i c s e .I e Your school is one of the primary factors in deter: and in the future. You bring to it your talents, your in and the dreams of your parents. Your school gives yo velop your talents, to discover your interests, to make izing your ambition and to help you fulfill the dreams a How much of these things your school will be able to br is in a large measure up to you. You provide the mat vides the opportunities to use the materials, but you the initiative, and the will necessary to make use of the G . 'mining your life both now terests, your ambitions, u the opportunity to de4 progress toward real- nd hopes of your parents. ing to pass in your life erials, your school pro- must provide the' effort, opportunity. Ljyoarof gf 6 0410011012 JOE FLORA, PHILIP SHAW, MARK SEYBOLD, ROBERT DEVERS, RICHARD GUMP, 19553 EIGIN ROOF 1956 , not pictured, 1955 RICHARD GUMP, President PHILIP SHAW, Vice President MR, DARREL VERNON High School Principal 1956 ROBERT DEVERS, President PHILIP SHAW, Vice President MR, CARL NOFFSINGER Elementary Principal 'Y' ,iw '1'g'4r ' n The three R's A h 1REE'.'vfY1' Arbor Day 'inf 1 r' 55? x ,., KN. .4 X Wa fi T 5311-' ' 1 lr -e . of , Q., Michelangelo f 'aid-sl Vx AP, , , . rn an .Q V ' 4 ,, if J ' ,, i.: N A ' 2- V 'AF .-'21 I , .fm '41 me --M- -- .3.-'SH5 . 1' . i QL-L' ' g,4G,,-,m 1 - .1 N -ff 5,,, ' ,. -., K. m .Y vm V . 1,- ,.gn, A ,, Your turn! xx? 5 7613 g Wlnlflillllllluuufl ...1, 3375562 12 fling k IHYII II + First row: B, Wilson, P, Painter, B Stafford, D. Talsom, E. Fullmer, P. Weigerding, D. Dunaway, D. Lamb, M. Massingale, S. Martin, L. Furgerson. Second row: R, Mc- Dermott, E. Freeze, G, Chrona- bery, E. Hayden, D. Bayer, B, Rohrer, C. Anderson, H. Denlinger, C. Nietert. Third row: L. Ross, T. Randolph, D, Peters, J. Huskey, J. 1 I First row: B. Dex- ter, V. Ashley, D. Hessell, A. McNaughton, D. Matson, J. Matu- soff, R. Savage, F, Fortune, S. Kimble, R. webb, D, Eyler, L. Oppie, Second row: P. Hill, A. Mathews, J, Shannon, S. ... ,-, .lf -V. X First row: V. Filbrun, M, Stump, B. Fife, S. Kerschner, D, Mullins, R. Swart, D. Konkler, C. Powell, J, Hardie, S, Thomas, J. Shellabarger, B. Shaw, C. Amos. Second row: N. Schriml, S. Kimmel, G. Davenport, K. Hadden, B. Clark, S, Frisby, R. Keller, W, Neaves, C. Wlnterbotham, L, Meade, Third row: T, Matthews, T, Borchers, J. Puterbaugh, B. Shep- herd, R. Tanner, J. Swank, J, Lewis, D, Buchanan, D. Hodson, Mrs, Smith, Fourth row: B. Flynn, B, Brooks, C. Conklin, Price, B. Eastland, K. Williams, M. Markey, R, Hardin, J. Thur- man, D. Shope, Mrs. Rodgers. . 'z . . -is wif: Nelson, L. Hol- comb, B, Taylor, I. Gilleland, D, Angus, D. Smith, V, lssacs, Mrs, May, Third row: E, Cline, D. Hug- gins, R. wiumde, E. Patton, E, John son, B. Mathews, D. Baker, K, Driver, L. Watson First row: A. Kelchner, L. Combs, C, Bearer, B. Hemelgarn, R. Wilmoth, R. Porcha, E. Temple, D, Houdie- shell, D. Mathews, B. Jeffers, I. Lit- tle, C. Ruppe. Second row: J. Parker, S. Yaney, C. Turner, J. Wright, K. Caldwell, R, Denlinger, L. McNew, S. Parrish, M. Frye, D.1acksol1, S. Weaver, Mrs. McNeal, Third row: B. Krull, C. Roberts, J. Blunk, D. Denllnger, P. Fuls, P. Rike, D. Cordell, V. Bond, A. Webb, Fourth row: D. Smith, S. Earnhart, M. Banks, I. Folkerth. FHS! IOW: D, Gos- set, S. Brown, V. Wharton, B. Schooler, P. Gab- bard, N. Goins, M. Rader, I. White, B. Salley, F, Beck, R. Shank, G. Munn. Second row: D. Smith, R. Hous, R. Hardin, M. Wax- l man, P. Baker, V. k Denlinger, D, Schoolcraft, C. White, J. Oren, K. Tuvell, Miss Milla Third IUW: C. Goodpasture, J. McCann, C. Tiths, P. Poston, L, Boone, D. Thiele, B. Pence, K. Lind- say, G. Crowe, 1, Hisel. Not Pic- tured: J. Strausberg. First row: D. Hull, P. Lieter, V. Lyons, P. Pennington, L. Cecil. J. Morris, T, Woxman, D. McCarton, A. Mitchell, L. Edwards, N. Gorrell. J. Banks, S. Sauer. Second row: J. Tecken Brock, R. Wells, I. Matlock, M. Davidson, B. Lightner, K. Dearth, E. Henderson, J, Barbeau, S. Davidson, Mrs. Stogdill, Third row: P. Allen, M. Stewart, C. Gambill, R. Hamer, I, Gregory, C, Whitaker, D. Hubler, J, Morrison, J. Platt. Fourth row: K. Brombaugh, T. Denllnger, J. Flad, D. Baker. First row: L. Mc- Coy, B. Seals, K. Chrisman, C. Rose, R. Trimble, R. Minniear, R, Dearth, D. Liles, L. Meredith, J, Hundley, C. Blos- ser, B. Roosa. Second row: L, Sovvoler, M. Moorman, S. Black, C. Bates, C. Spencer, R, Griffitts, R, Hollo, First row: G. Miller, M. Winfield, L. Ashley, C, Yohey, K, Montel, M, Richardson, G, Minnick, N. Herman, S. Lowe, M. Lentz. Second row: O. Cox, D, Lawhom, C, Houdieshell, I. Orloan, J. Smith, D. Barnett, L, Newman, S. Sautter, V. Lightcap, Mrs. McCroskey, Third row: G. Denlinger, E. Jones, S. Leiter, C. Flora, J. Carter, S. Schmucker, D. Hull, S. Stringer, Fourth row. J. Meece, C, Wells, B. Saul, J. May- nard, P, Shaffer, S. Heis, W. With- erspoon, L, Williams. 1 L - I f First row: K. McCarran, M. Dyke, D. Madewell, L. Evans, P, Gisewite, F. Voyles, S, Wright, C. Gentry, C. Armin, B. Hicks, D. Rush, P. David- son. Second row: R. Henderson, P. Thase, D. Deinzer, G. Fecke, I. Stover, S. Reigelsperger, S. Smelt- zer, L. Turner, J. Lemons, Mrs. Blrchfield, Third row: R, Broyles, J. Mills, D. Denlinger, T. Ebright. L. Frederick, S. Bryant, I. Issac, B. Todd. Fourth row: M. Thomas, R. Balsbouth, S, Poston, J. Poling, T. Davis, P. Rike, C. Matlock. Not Pictured: R. Miller, M. Hoover, B. Hounshell, , Church, K. Haz- zard, Mrs. Mobley, Third row: T. Hous, V. Venable J. Mur- ray, G. Roberts, M, Stogdill, L. Packer, M. Gilbert, R. Combs, M, Finck, D. Oyer. Not Pic- tured: P. Bantz, J, Stafford. i First row: J. Farmer, W. Cordell, G. Dean, W. Moody, J. Combs, M. Jay, T. Clifford, 1. Russel, C, Parks, K. Nelson, C. Allen, B, Rose, T, Spen- cer. Second row: J. Hall, D. Cox, L. Glasscox, P, West, P. Andrade, M. Coning, K. Garber, D. Mueller, I. Kedler, B, Hebner. Third row: D. Hatmaker, M. Folk, T. Mckibben, I. Flint, J. Ross, M. Jay, M. Bakos, Mrs. Vernon, First row: B. Strin- ger, G. Tyree, R. Griggits, J. Harris, L, Thorpe, I, Mun- ton, D, Hartley, L. Jones, K, Oppie, G. Ullery, T. Wagner, S. Grill, Second row: L, Shope, G. Back, G. Flora, B. Neff, L, Tayler, R. During this year, your life changed in the second semester, You began going only half-days. Some of you had these new teachers: Grade One Grade Two M155 Leamb' Mrs. Thorson MIS- Brubaker Mrs. Robinett Tompkins, I. Ma- tusoff, C. Thomas, J. Mullins, Mrs. Unger. Third row: J. Shock, J. Powell, R. Williams, L. Sat- terthwaite, R. Staf- ford, C. Evans, D. McWain, D. Siler, R. Smith. Not Pic- tured: T. Cwiok, R. Shank, R. Wallace. Flay... ' 1 First row: T. Hermon, J. Shannon, G, Dissinger, T. Hokenbrink, B. Hisey, C. Brodess, R. Materese, M, Gregg, S. Gregory, J. Cramer, M. Gregory, D. Dunaway, W. Shields. Second row: B. Reid, C. McCollum, D. Den- linger, R. Phillips, P. Banks, A. Heyer, L. Salter, K. Smith, S. Clark, K. Duncan, Mrs. Sheaffer. Third row: E. Stoner, J, Elbix, T. Eller, R. Rohrer, D. Vencell, J. Car- penter, E. Roark, B. Myers. Fourth row: G. Elliot, H. Shepherd, B. Hisel, L. May, M. Wirschibg, M. Norvell, Not Pictured: P. Hammond, B. Doolln, W. Ladd, W. Turner. First IOW: C, Dearth, C. Mar- key, P. Dowler, E, Bush, J, Foche, C. Meredith, J. Haney, K. Hen- ton, W, Misner, A. Barker, R, Peters. Second row: V. Cecil, V. Denllnger, S. Crawford, S, Stover, D. Crowe, S, Riley, W. Isaacs, G. Davidson, T. Blake, Mrs. Aker. Third row: M. Vane, K. Thlele, D, Stomberger, K. Morrison, L, Gooch, J, Dear- dorff, E. Wilkie F. Pollock, H. Kerschner, Fourth row: D. Newsome, P, Fullmer, T. Pallman, W. Price. First row: M. Devers, T. Morris, S Elmore, P, Sanger, C. Black, L. Metzger, S. Kinsel, T, Filbrun, C, Boone, J. Amos, N. Homing, Sec- ond row: M. Ball, 1. Collins, J. Hyndley, J. Kuntz, D. Patrick, L. Holler, D, Pennie, P, White, E. Buehler, P. Shepher, Third row: S, Argast, E. Van Wlnkle, J. Stauffer, V. Tumer, C. Ollnger, C. Damey, R. Keaton, B, Lloyd, B. Brown. Fourth row: J, Willhlde, R, Young, G. Wharton. I. Nill, L. Weaver, S, Eversole, G. Weaver, K. Wills, L. Puterbaugh, Mrs. Daugherty. Fifth row: J. Smith, D. Graham, G, Allen, .bv First row: J. Graham, R. Kahl, M. Richardson, L. Dorrough, W. Houn- shell, C. Jones, D. Rike, P, Froebel, S. Folkert, C. Kell. J. Cowman, S. Skinner. Second row: S. Hemel- garn, P, Shope, W. Spencer, B. Cotterill, B. Bruden, I. Baker, C. Chapman, V. Del Favero, E, Roush, L. Blessing, Miss Putterbaugh. Third row: D. Lemons, A, Kedler, R, Therman, D. Kershner, J. Brennan, B. Baker, K. Eitel, I. Combs, J. Bee- tem, R, Goodpasture. Fourth row: B. Hill, D. Campbell, C. VanZant, D. Hebner, A. Fitzgerald. First row: R. A1- corn, S, Dieterick, J. Horvath, C. Trye, W. Prit- chard, l-l. Rowe, C. Keller, B. Mc- Neal, P. Lowery, B. Leonard, D. Smith, D. Estes. Second row: C, Palk, L. Burford, M. Turner, J, Fox, W, Combs, B. McCoy, K. Smith, B. Doss, Miss Finley. Third row: L. Olin- ger, C. Bowling, D. Rockwell, A. Wilder, G. Flynn, G. Auckerman, C. Preston, T. Brooks, T. Koeller. Fourth row: P. Furrey, A. Ksaacs, M. Perry, K. Stauffer, D, Jones, F. Strobel. Not Pictured: G. Piatt, C. Webb. First row: I. Leonard, C. Burnett, R. Hudson, L. Farrell, T. Hercutt, P. Caylor, S. I-lem, L. Herdman, T. Woodyard, C. Leasure, M. Bench, G. Arbonies. Second row: D. Pryor, R. Pierce, L, Frisby, D. Tryee, 1. OLaughlin, K. Nelson, P. DeVeny, S. Swank, K. Schriml, Miss Power. Third row: R. Woxman, L. Hodson, S, Lamb, J. Merrick, B. Watkins, B. DeVeney, D. Taulbee, K. McCleary, A. West. Fourth row: T. Hazzard, I, Salley, T. Ashley, H. Dempsey, R. Whiting, M. Correll. First row: L. Shep- herd, R. Metzger, G. Barbeau, R. Co- mer, H. Calahan, A. Coon, V. Dyke, E. Baker, V. Webb, B. Eby, D. Morris, J. Corron. Second row: C. Rowe, S. Anderson, P. Ne- mick, N. Weaver, J. Earnhart, K. Baker, S, Foster, First row: B. Baker, W. Peters, S. Wright. I. MilbY' J. Mullins, B, Morris, J. Milby, B. Rice, J, No- ble, B. Leiter, C. Schaadt, P. Goins. Second row: C. Oppie, L. Swank, L. Gentry, E. Haas, G. Rowe, G. Gump, G. Barker, S. Williams, R. McKinley, Mrs, Huff- man, Third row: R. Foley, D. Roof, B. Wells, D. Sanger, D. Brown, J, Brown, B. Bennington, M, Polston. Fourth row: B. Sheldon, M. Wel- come, L. Jones, M. Brown, B. Madison, A. Matlock, R. Peters. Fifth row: M, Jeffers, D. Full- mer, C, Zerkle, M. Abbott, R, Soike. Not Pictured: B. Shepherd, First row: A. Adkins, R. Winterbotham, D. Glasscox, M. Roth, D. Elliot, W. Kedler, L. Landis, I. Ramsey, E. Bick- el, R. Good. J. Sauer. Second row: M. Roark, G. Eakes, L. Ullery, L, Baker, T. Myers, I. Church, S. Dev- ers, C, Noffsinger, H. Allen, Mrs. Black, Third row: R. Mullins, B. Mullins, B. Vanwinkle, E, Pace, V. Baker, C. Landis, G. Mitchell, M. Blades, A. Kerschner. Fourth row: R. Kimmel, S. Madden, C. Doss, E. Mullins, H. Doolin, F. Cotten, D. Rettich, E. Mullins. Fifth row: S. Gabbard, A. Denlinger, u I l R. Bush, T. Bor- chers, S. Massim- gale, Mrs. Stall- smith. Third row: T. Hisey, J. Daw- son, I. McKinley, A. Black, K. Good pasture, D. Boone, A. Huggins, J. Kes ling, R, Beeghly. Not Pictured: D. Hortsman. ' xl First row: J. Winfield, P. Meece, R, Cowman, M. Denlinger, J. Soikie, M. Sharp, P. Ruppe, D. Bush, K. Hoke, I. Meredith, J. South, J. Mc- Cartar. Second row: L. Sprague, C, Fumas, R. Pence, K, Curry, F. Wright, D. Moore, S. Tharpe, R. Stanley, M, Ledhettir, Mrs. Friend. Third row: S. Flora, S. Handley, C. Humphreys, S. Dearth, R. Roseberry, R. Misner, S. Coy, B. Hanning, Fourth row: W. Woods, J. Smolka, G. Robinson, P. McGinnis, S. White, J. Newman, S. Dudley, C. Hobbs. Fifth row: E. Hyre, D, Grey, I. Kmpiscn, w. srbna. First row: R. Haney, I. Jones, B. Brown, R, Konkler, B. Smart, C. Turpin, D. Eyler, J. Nagy, M. Russell, D. Long. Second row: L. Ward, B. Mc- Neal, G. Kooken, M. White, T. Seals. I. Harris, J. Ashton, W. Spencer, Mrs. This is your life. added to it. Grade Three: Mrs. Scranton Mrs. Comer During the year you too had these 'teachers Grade Four: Mrs, Woofter Younce. Third row H. Anderson, B. Lindemuth, S. Moorman, V. Reid, D. Smith, M, Harold, V. Mat- thews, D. Brugler, S. Stewart. Fourth row: G. Montgom- ery, T. Hercutt, S. Griffen, K, Ramsey T. Sayger, B. De- Vaney. 1. First row: P. Morris, R. Shell, D, Bordewisch, B. Peters, L. Donlinger, S. Springer, S. Long, N, Ban- kard, L. Brooks, C. Sell, S. Dilts. Second row: C. Sharp, G, Bartley, R, Ullery, R, Hamer, P. Rus- sell, J. Spencer, P. Frederick, E. Hollo, Miss Shultz. Third row: D. Derringer, G. Robbins, N. U1- lery, D. Filbrun, L. Buck, W. Thorpe, J, McCullah, D, Hall, N. Schmucker. Fourth row: N. Snorf, R, Eitel, J. Tomlinson, M. Turner, C. Ward. First row: N, Rowe, S, Chaffer, A. Sigmon, T. Hartley, J. Perry, B. Chrisman, W, Rosell, I, Pen nington, D. Treadway. Second row: L. Moore, J. Pierce, T. Hilker, T. Reedy, J. Shock, D. Rob inson, Third row: D, Harris, J. Stanley, D. Gorrell, C, Conover, C. Witherspoon, J. Brugler, C. Cooper, L. Strausburg, Mrs. Hunn. Fourth row: D. Hemelgarn, D. Austen, Ellen Derringer, D. Sexton, V, Smith, P. Folkerth, R. Black. Not Pictured: J. Wisener, D, Shank. I' d Q First row: C. Montel, B. Seiple, D. Thayer, S. Orth, P. Pleasant, G. Shield, M. Click, M. Grill, D. Vane, B. Morris, J. Marquis. Second row B, Hounshell, O, Graham, C. Brown, D. Weaver, R. Tay- lor, D, Stauffer, P. Wright, M. Stout, Mr. Mills. Third row: J. bentz, W, Zeller, P. Brombaugh, P. Comer, T. Bayes, J. Ashley, M. Patterson, A. Talson, R. Gump. Fourth row: R, Banks, B, White, T Hicks, R, Fife, G. Filbrun, G. Stover. First row: D. Gambrell, G, King, D. Harris, S. Flora, S. Crago, M. Durham, W. Isaacs, L. Woodyard, S. Douglass, J. York, R, Keener, Second row: L, McKinley, L. Foley, M, Freeze, S. Staadt, L. Davis, K. Wells, I. Noble, B. Gregory, Mrs. Drake. Third row:A. Park, L. Denlinger, +C, Skinner, C. Eamest, F, Baker, M, Frey, T, Risner, R, Gump, I. VanZant. Fourth row: D. Prater, D. Shaffer, C, Turner, C, Shepard, R. Derringer. I. X I X. G G First row: R. Gabbard, T, Clark, J. Fecke, N. Filbrun, L. Berry, S, Stafford, J, Hundley, B. Smart, N, Swadner, N, Cotterill, S, Wray. Second row: H. Hammond, D, Wilson, R.Johnson, D. Stewart, R. Phillips, J, Myers, G. Rettiche, J. Nill, Mrs, Holcomb, Third row: M, Gallinger, A, DelFavero, B. Lamb, F. Blosser, M. Powell, P. Leonard, J. Niswonger, M. Isaacs, J, Furnas, Fourth row: J, Mullins, R, Fishback, P. Jones, J. Strobel, B, Steiner, M, Matlock, L, Ashley, G, Stover, M. Good- pasture. First row: C. Wilkey, P, Hosinger, E, Ullery, V, Mohler, C, Gibson, J, White, T, Mathews, S. King, G. Stlver, G, Denlinger, D, Kelchner, Second row: J. Dyke, A, Cross, P. Arthur, B. Butts, D, Click, D. Amos, L, Davis, B, Fox, D. Wilkey, Substitute Teacher, Mrs, Scranton. Third row: D. Elmore, A. -Royer, K. Baker, P. Holsinger, D. Gump, E, Haney, P. Rickman, J. Woods. Fourth row: P, Beck, D. Wolfe, L, Denlinger, M, Johnson, J. Madison, B. Gilmore, D, Madewell, E. Fields, H. Roseberry, Fifth row: D, Quast, R, Enoch, A. Peters. Not Pictured: Teacher, Mrs. Dishman, I' d Q First row: S. Hanning, L, Kahl, D, Flad, C. McCarran, A. Schaadt, S, McNeal, R. Hoover, B, Roof J. Crago, R, Puterbaugh, B, Blackbum, R. Fryman, Second row: R. Coy, R. Anderson, H. Kerkpat- rick, R, Drake, G. Gooch, G, Phelps, B. Kidd, J. Sattersthwaite, Mrs. Olt. Third row: G. Pierce, L Carpenter, H, Edwards, P, Miller, C. Butler, R, Stogdill, S, Arthur, P. McCoy, B, Kinsel, Fourth row: B, Kooken, J, Jacobs, B. Wirsching, B, Skinner, B. Wiems, T. Wright, T. Webb, Fifth row: D. Shell, M. Frisby, D, Buck, Not Pictured: L, Miller, G, Munton., G, Terrell, V, Vencill, First row: L, Mullins, K. Coffey, A, Polston, B. Painter, I. Shepherd, C. Burnside, P. Millins, P. Lloyd, D, Mullins, S. White, C. Gibson. Second row: S, Wells, K. Kervis, B. Phillips. I. Cramer, R. Carnes, R. Walls, P. Hale, M. Russel, Mrs. Gilbert, Third row: J. Brown, C, Barnette, B.Ga1- lahon, B. Flora, P. Wickline, D. Van Winkle, R, Stoner, R, Dyke, R, Wells. Fourth row: D. Hart- line, V, Gudgeon, D, Moyer, G, Miller, I. Stafford, W. Madison, C. Ward, K. Kaupisch, Fifth row: R, Messenger, R. Thorpe, K. Krapp, E. Brown, B. Wickline. We have successfully completed the years of our elementary education, We will continue the upwards-leading stairway to higher learning, Now we will select subjects to prepare us for life after graduation, an 1 y K Y its i M 7515 95 WWW x your EW K Wdfff E K . xl xx 'Q 'W ffx was Q U Q I2 I' G Q '? .Jlnlr f F5 'WL ' :rf . 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B, me MRS, MAYE HORNING Language Arts Seven Bo Ao MR, DALE MILLER Social Science, Math Seven B, S, in Ed, MR, CHARLES SORRELL Math, Language Arts Social Studies, Science Eight B, A. fsecond Semestery WlmMuM IH 7615 gs GFOIT2 QMS' B . Q gydyfflg fo your J Qipfomas R X . - - NY P Y I' x f 9 is I2 3 137 Y .. f , W if Q' iw Q -v , 1 K -rr 1 E 5 . F! 'il' ' in 'lr af W e L, ...Q T. Kelchner, President, S. Munn, Vice President, B. Johnson, SecretarygM. Weber, Treasurer W. Denlinger, Treasurerg N. Anderson, G. Arthur. P. Bankard, J. Banks, M. Bantz, K. Bashor, P. Bench, P. Black, A. Bordewisch. ff an sw I T 'WV L. Boyer, G, Brock, C. Brooks, S. Brooks, A. Calico, P. Campbell, P. Campbell, G. Carnes, W. Clark, L. Cook, D. Cox, H. Cox, M. Craft, D. Cwiok. Smack 3 CYS GIRLS -1 ' X NA r, I ua I 66 E ':'-17, H -il '-'-aTE.G'. Q r r If , A 3 W lf' WS.. ,,,.:W I , 'R ,R,. , , S G S. Dale, S. Darney, R. Dean, B. Deeter, K. Denlinger, M, Denltnger, M. Derringer, S, Dower. J. Downs, D. Drake, D, Eby, A, Edwards, P, Edwards, R, Filburn, D. Flad, R, Foke. f ri R . VR R r , H .5 QQ f 1 R r irr , D D 'xg R RFS , .T uf' t H ,. M H f., 1. - , . I VV E kkkik Vikir K M rg VV . . I A . ry, 'Y Y ,- ,.., 4 '35 1, 9 I s gi VQk,553:.rk., up ' ' Y i i A j Y ' S. - ., I 5 i Qrilg ':',- ' ',,, , 11aV,f..m A Q- f i f'--' ' A 53 ' f! -9 k J r I-P. ,rr ,,.:.. rl 5 3 K. Foley, J. Frederick, B, Gates, H. Gentry, B. Gilmore, D, Gisewite, R. Gunter, C. Hadden. H. Hale, R, Gall, G. Hartline, D. Haun, J. Hemelgam, K. Hicks, B. Hisey, R, Hodson. ., ss y r ,. G Q ..., e f R J. Holp, J. Holp, I, Holsinger, B. Hoover. J. Horstman, D. I-Ioskima, D, Huffman, M. Hufziger C. Hughes, R. Hull, E. Humphrey, M. Hypes, D. Ingram, S. Jones, D, Keener, L. Keener, 4 5 ta ,er to - .M f - I I ' V x , 1 .. , .5 . iw ,V i . , tl, ,, - .+ we Pin, xi ,V , 'W nf In-1 n x Q r R Q 1 X , . gy. ' ,, We 9- X , Q y , X at dx Q ' 1' 'Y .1 'J ,ee S -. X , ,Q,g, . ,ar M 1 I N Y .ar . G. Liles, H, Lloyd, R. Maiden, R. MacDonald, T. McC1eary, M. McGee, R. Milby, R. Miller. B. Mohler, D, Munton, W. Myers, P. NaSYv R. Nestlerode, B. Noffsinger, W, Norvell, L. Otto. 1 ..,. if . . ' '- Q if T' Q ' ff' 1 T if .H f f' .3 K R 'fl , :'- 1 i N ,. , Q15 , - ., fix' - ' H Y ' - -n A. Patterson, B. Patton, L. Pennington, H. Pullins, J. Reid, B. Riley, I. Robinson, L. Robinson. F. Rose, M, Roush, B, Rowe, J, Saul, G. Schmidt, F. Shannon, T. Steffy, S, Stover, Q., , , J. Swartzbaugh, B. Thayer, J. Trent, K. Tumer, N. Tumer, G. Ullery, B, Valentine. J. Van Hook, R. Vencill, H. Weaver, M. Weaver, C, Wickline, J. Wright, M. Young. NOT PICTURED M. Canley R. Keck D. Lamb C. Schall R. Shannon B. Thau C. Thompson D. Trimble H. Venable ' w'f!:in5?fA1 33 ff: gi Mg,,:L, - . :L -ef-1 ,Q ri ff W-W . ,N 235 412' ' X - B- was ,-.Z B X I 9 'l Q l ag 5 Q t 1' 1 fi L -1 B, 1 1' B U B A Q sd a l-'Q 4 ,A S . K his x,,..,.y 2 X3 x- I sl X X A r. t .1 - , , Q ,Q M 1 QT , if P ,, -K, ' ,V 1: E t, vt TTY' by 'xB 9 ' P r M A .Ju Q . , Q' r Q . x 5 ,Alt if 1 Y' 3 X B is BB Marlyn Flora, John Furrey, Dennis Gambrell, Betty Gardner, Bob Gibson, Pete Gilbert, Donna Gud- geon, Fred Hall, Gary Hall, Sharon Hawkey, Julia Honeyman, Gary Horstman, Marvin l-Iughes, LaRue Johnson, Doug Landes, Thomasine Landess. fi 4 B ' t C s Q Q, 'sf 'Qi '3' lx get :si 2 txqglx, A Nh' Y x I he Q X ..a nf 'f' Q II Kenneth Lentz, Gary Lighrcap, Neva List, Bill McCrabb, Roger McDaniel, Mary Mapp, Jane Miller, Marcia Miller. Walter Miller, Bessie Mitchell, Christine Mohler, Dora Motherspaw, Mary Mullins, Norma Musselman, Janet Newman, Jerry Noble. QXA:-+43 gf J ' k u , sir., nw , xxr K K! ,Y A K ,V 'X' V- in 4 M B. F A 1 3 2- I X .,,.,,l 1- X ',, V I H 1 K 'Q V B ' J ' M I ,., I 2- B Q K zl., ,..., i y T. . KL K X W bw W rr 4, il' Br' 2 P -if ssss XLNXB, ' , 1.-Ig. . 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I rua K 1 ,, we f rSSra,, a MIK M 3,41 'f .E an 1' is ' gszgsa-ff-im ffiifms i'f'z'-1 . - M A W rf-ril , S . li '-',- U , ihfkf ' 15-.' S yee, A r .. Q. , M. I, H - , .5 f .V in ,i I I I V- ' ' 5131:-y gi' 1 3 jfs? li ' .5 ' ,aaff - . - fn,-S4 I . 'g'31.s+g:f W W 2,2 -- ,T?:,' 1 vw Q' ., .,.. -V 51553 fn , . - X, N , , V , ,,,,, b my A A V K, , ,tli N - pw . - , . A , g 1 Y T fa x'-2. A KJV . 5 if ' 'armiff' ' r. r,., M, , ,, A 'QA . :ri ' f x .JA - V p Q r A if L Dj, up K, Raymond Stepp, Darlene Temple, James Trimmer, Judy Ullery, Marilyn Ullery, Nancy Webb, Gale Weber, Darrol Wells. Pat Wells, Tom Whitt, Dennis Wiens, Richarcl Winfield, Ronald Witherspoon, Eugene Wogoman, Patricia Woods, Phyllis Woods. ' K- - f2,gf:rf.if img M My ,X sr K We . ' S3 2? 5- X ' -gg:-M-fu swax V, r,,. A if i s il K as Q, W, I if, + 5 . ifilk -12. i, . , . Janice York, Eleanor Young, Bernard Baker, Rema Ruppe. NOT PICTURED Darlene Bowman Lois Cox Shirley Darney Bonnie Devers Bob Gilbert Jack Hicks David Norvell Ivan Petry Donald Rowland Mildred Sawyer WIWHJF T Q ,lf . 1.'s,rK' if W of if ig ,I W W '-s y - g 5 -rg 1. ,v g... 55? 'ff c,.E.G. Z1 I2 I 0 Z' J' 9 .. A 1, V v' r .v' '. f 2.Q l fr B 'Q' 65 B TNQ- ' v 5. fV.' 55594 1 -Q 15 . ' r ' X A ' :' , Y Y '15, ' N. Q -. ' f , J 1 J, v-R--M 5 y fi fy , 'gf r 5 5 rs rig wa id Reis Flora, President, Dave Tuckerman, Vice President, Virginia Piatt, Secretary, Eleanor Conley, Treasurer, Ross Collins, Treasurer. Judy Amos, Roberta Baker, J anne Bantz, Thomas Bench, Bob Blxler. W4 21? f ' '53 Q ,nrrs rne, fm J ' 8 . fl 'el -ay-. ,,,,4r- 4 Joyce Black, Doris Blessing, Ronald Blum, Bill Btelsford, Carl Brown, John Butler, Charles Cathers, Barbara Click, Milbert Collins, Linda Cooper, Dorothy Dann. rv V e,-:J iq ' 41 - 1 V 1,1-,: 'E' 1 g . F , I r ,xg r,,, if R B R 'P Q tr lqyl sy f B ', in V iv 1 K ,rp T 6 A f we fl 'xx g rrfff Q-ef' Beverly Dawson, Roger Deeter, Beverly Denlinger, Marcia Denlinger, Pat Denlinger, Sharon Denlinger, Nancy Descutner, Diane Devers, Raymond Dorrough, Ann Ellis, Amold Ellis, Bill Farrell, ff, ,, . -f .1945 it X 1 it X' r if mg lv S k:k.: i .. p- this ,E , is Qi .: .:- iq K, Q4 ' -3 t L 1 'W Q A xi,g'!:,s2g:1','x' 2: -' ,, 3' . it 'Q X J, r z g Y Y mf' or Rita Speraw, Joe Sprague, Janice Stanley, Jim Sturgill, Shirley Sucher, Bob Svadner. Judy Trimmer, Evelyn Turpin, Jim Ullery, Nancy Wampler, Joanna Wamer, Tom Weihe. Tom Welch, Dale Wenger, Joanne Winfield, Jayne Wogaman, Carol Yoder. Not pictured: John Flint Harold Robinson i Geraldine Schall J David Stoner Harrison Sawyer 'X x if of' -- . A' 3'-:MW X Q X 77 .rf , W in xi' I W , V, lf ? 5 7 i xi' -F QQ ff?'J,f i'9' Ju J ' qc! J if x' xx ll I G.s.c-. ALICE MARIE SEXTON Secretary Alice. . . You're an idiot . . . Homecoming Attendant Freshman Year...llkesro have fun...t0be a Secretary is her ambition. CAROLYN JOHNSON Co-Treasurer Carly. . .Ambitiona to be an ele- mentary teacher. . . 'Not too frmny' . . . good in shorthand. EUGENE BASHOR Co-Treasurer Gene. . .likes to play golf. . .to own his own Greenhouse is his ambition THIS is the time for which you have been waiting. As you graduate you are having your dream fulfilled, JOHN SANGER President Pres. . . likes to play golf. . . 'All right, let's get quiet . . . Ambition: to be an Architectural Engineer, LARRY MYERS Vlce President Ace. . .Ambitione Research Engineer .. . Not on your ti.ntype , . . likes his Mom's devil's food cake. IS your dream now completed or are you making another dream for the years ahead? YOUR new dream will come true just as you make ir doso. LIFE holds your destiny. Make of it what you will, ELAINE ARRINGTON big Cadillac, , , frog . . . cheerleader. JOYCE BAKER , , , marriage, eventually, is her ambition, ROBERT E, BANTZ Bob. . . drives neat Chevy. . . Ambition: to b plumber. . . football and track. VERNA MAE BEHNKEN Vera. . . Rockettes. . . marriage in near futur of fun. . . Senior play. JOHN BOEDEKER Johnny. , , likes to fish, , , baseball. . . For crying out loud . . . Ambition: to catch the right girl at his own resort. MYRNA LOUISE BOWSER Mym, , . Oh, Shoot, , , likes Algebra. . . plans to be Buyer of Fashions. . . quiet natured, RITA MAXINE BROWN Brown. , , Rockettes. . . l don't believe , , , works at Pharmacy. . . goes steady, PA UL BYRON BUTLER Bud. . .likes Govemment. . . future Pro baseball player . . . Howdy, Son. GERALD EUGENE CAVEILEE Jerry. . , Aye , . . Ambition: to make a million before 35. . . football, . , loves to play the piano and guitar, DORIS COLLINS Jearmie, , . likes to sew, , . That's hilarious , . . Ambi- tion: to be an Airline Stewardess. Boojie. . . Homecoming Queen. . . little, but drives Bake, , . How's that grab ya? . . . musically inclined eagood e...lots PATRICIA L, COLLINS Punkin, . . 'I don't care . . . engaged to Ted. . ,likes to roller skate. . . Ambition: to be a good housewife. GEORGETTA CONOVER Georgie. . . I don't know . . . Homecoming attend- ant Sophomore year. . .hopes to be a Beautlcian. RONALD COX Ron. . . collects records. . . How about that? . . . Pet Peever people who aren't friendlyl. . .Arnbitiong to sing with a dance band, HAROLD COY Harriet. . . likes to experiment. . . is little but mighty.. .Ambitionz to be a toolrnaker. JANET COYLE Jan, . . likes to sing. . . Al1 right, already , . , Pet Peeve: homework. , . to be a housewife some day is her ambition, BARBARA DARNEY Barb. . . came from Jefferson in Senior year. . . 'I don't know . . .wants to become a Beauticlan. RICHARD DAVIS Dick, . , Ain't that a shame? . . . is going to G, M. I. ...has a hot car and temper...likes the women! HARRY WALTER DEAN Sonny. . . When you think you're doing your best, that's the time to try doing better , . , likes to fish . . , the tall thinker. HARRY E, DENLINGER Bud. . . Hey, Ace . , , Endman ln Minstrel, . . Ambition hopes to go to college. BUELAH M, DBJNIE Buey. . . likes to dance. . .Arnbitiong to be a good wife to Jay. . . 'Of all the cotton pickin' things. SHARON FOUTS Foutsy. . . good singer, . . About fine . . . marriage soon. . . is friendly, CLAYTUS GOFFE IUDITH DESCUTNER Judy. . , Oh, me , , , hopes to become a nurse. . . likes to bowl. . . Rockettes. JANICE DRIVER Jan, , , That figures . . . likes Air Force. . . is short 'n' dynamic. . . plans to go to Beautician school. WILLIAM EDWARDS . Bill. . . Homecoming attendant his Junior year, . . Come on, Lover ,,, marriage in September. HOWARD ELLIS Howie. . . is going to be a bachelor. . . Hey, gook' . . . Ambition: wants to be a welder, Clayt. , . drives Hot cars. . . likes to work on cars . . . Whata you think about the situation, Doc? PHYLLIS IO GOFFE Shortie. . . l ain't shakin' with the bacon . . . Am- bition: to own her own car. . . enjoys parties. ROBERT MEIEDITH GOODPASTURE Mac. . . homecoming attendant Senior year. . . l don't believe so . , . all-star football player. , . hopes to go to college. CARILYN HUFFMAN Huffy, . . likes to sew. . , Ohl Nol . .wants to be receptionist. . . marriage in near future. DON L, INMAN Dynamite. . . 0oops . , . Endman in Minstrel. . .Am- bition: mechanical engineering. . .likes to work on automobiles, KONRAD KAHL Connie. . . drives a Ford OJ. . . goes with Georgie. . .whiz in journalism. , . Automotive Engineer is his ambition. PATTI KING Pat. . . likes to have fun, , , Ambition: to be a nurse. . . Don't get all shook , , , enjoys Journalism. JIM KITCHEN The Bu1L , , Weightlifter. . . How-about that! . . . Am- bition: to graduate and go to college. T ANYA LAVERNE I reckon , , , telephone operator. . . likes to listen to ONE. . . enjoys Govemment class. TARI LAVERNE It does make a difference , . . Owns a nice red con vertible. . . Ambition: undetermined. ROSEMARY LEAR Rosie, , . loves to read. . , Oh, Boy , . .Ambitiong to work in an office. . . likes archery and horseback riding. MARCIA ANN LONG I'11 be darned . . . Straight A student, . , likes to swim. . . Student Council President. BETTY MAP? Betts. . . Yes, I guess . . . Walt is her special guy. . Plans to attend Business school, WILLIAM MCCLEARY Bill. . . Came from Ft. Recovery in Itmior year. . . Well, I'll be darned . . . good in math, ,.Ambi- tion: to go to college, CAROLYN MILLER CaroL , . 'Not too neat . . . College education at Bowling Green. . . likes music and parties. WALLACE MOHLER Wally...to be a Forest Ranger is his ambition . . . Oh, com shucks , . . likes to hunt and fish. JIM MORGAN Came from Indiana in Junior year, , , good artist . . , engaged to Lois. . . filling station attendant, SYDNEY MOIUAN Suds. . . 'Back in Indiana . . . enjoys working on cars. . . hard worker. ROBERT MOX Slim. , , Don't believe so . . . remembers first spanking, , . drives a black Ford. , . hopes to go to college. JUNE O'NEIL June. . . Oh, shoot . . . always seen with Roger. . . likes no ice skate. . .Ambitiom to be a Comprom- eter operator. DALE P, OWEN Oh, lick . . . makes model airplanes. . . Ambition: to be an Engineer. . . enjoys government class OJ REBIICA POLLOCK Beckie. . , sings well, . , 'How about that? , . . plans to be an elementary teacher, JANET REYNOLDS Jannie. . . Sonny is her steady guy. . . Pet Peeve: un- friendly people. . . good in basketball. LILLIE D'AUTREMONT REYNOLDS Lil. , . Married to Howard. , . likes to write letters. . . Oh, shoot , . ,wants to be a good housewife. MYRNA ROSELL Roz. . . likes to talk., . Yes, I guess . . . Pet Peeve: men drivers. . . engaged to Howard. BERNICE SALLEY Bemie. . . Calm yourself, now . . . hates to be called Red . . . Air Line Stewardess is her ambition. NANCY SCHUMACHER Nance. , , likes being a Senior. . . Bud is her steady guy. . . Oh, for crying out 1oud . . . good toe dancer. MARY LORENE SELL Mary Lou. . . came from West Virginia in her Senior year. . . I don't know , . , teaching career. EMERSON SHANK Emie. . . drives hot Ford. . . likes to hunt and trap fgirlsj. . . Ambition: to become a Salesman, , . Don't sweat it. I PEGGY STAGGS Peg. . . About Sis . . . always giggling and having a good time. . . Secretarial work is her desire. NANCY STANLEY Red. . , Oh, well . . . came from West Virginia her Senior year. . . never has much to Say. . . goes steady LEAH JEAN STAUFFER Lee. . . Hey, what you talkin' about? . . . seen with her steady guy, Bob. . . neat dresser. . .likes to ride horses. RONALD G, STCGDILL Ronnie. . . Now, back in Iowa . . . Ambitimg to be a success in everything he does. . . likes to tinker with cars. GARY STOUT Gary.. , drives a hot Dodge '48, .. Don't get in a sweat . . . Ambition: to be a tool maker. ROGER STRADER Rog. . . Navy man. . . drives a real cool Mercury. . . Don't get all shook . . . to be a salesman is his ambition, JUDY SWIILART If you say so . . . to be a good secretary is ln her future. . . quiet. . . likes to draw. SHARON ANN TAYLOR Shorty. . . Say now! . . . likes to bowl, , . Ambition to have a book published.. .writes poetry. HELEN TRIMBLE Trimmmble. . . Homecoming attendant her Junior year. . . Yes, I guess . . . cheerleader. . . Ambi- tion: Editor of a newspaper. IDIS TRIMBLE Rough. . . likes to go boating.. , Not, too fine , .. engaged to Jim. . . Comptometer operator is her desire. SPENCER TURNER Spence. , . Sure, you do , . .steady girl, Judie, ,. track, football, music. . .Ambltiorn to be a coach, CHARLIE E, ULLERY Charlie. . . drives Chevy. . . Ambition: to be a tool maker. . . football. . . seems to like Randolph, PAUL E, ULLERY Eddie. . . That's the coolest , . , Homecoming King . . . drives Ford. . . likes football and basketball. PAULA KAY VAUGHT l Paula. . . Don't get all shook , . . likes sewing and reading. . .Ambitlonz to be a fashion writer for a magazine. y SL? A -r, A heed A- WALTER VERNON Walt. . . That's about as funny as a train wreck . . , likes basketball. . .Ambitiong to be a research chemist. PHYLLIS VORHEES Phyl. . . 'Shoo old crow . . . very quiet and nice. . . seen on week ends with Dick. . .likes to go swim- ming. BILL WAMPLER Terrific dresser. . . drives a Volkswagen. . . Ambition: to go to Ohio State. . .has manners galore. VICKI WARVEL Squirt. . . 'I swan . . . came from Dixie in her Senior year. . . Ambition: to be a commercial artist. BARBARA WOOLERY model...likes to ice skate, SHIRLEY ANN WILLS Willy. . , likes Don and his lavender Ford, . . 'Step aside . . .Arnbitionz to become a Beautician some JUDY WISENER Red. . . 'George all the way . . .came from Brook- ville in her Senior year. . . likes to sing, Barb. . . It isn't right , . ,her ambition is to be a MICHAEL P. SULLIVAN I , C fl A' J Mike. . .came from Chamlnade during Senior year . . . Ambition: To become a commercial artist, izffnsenrxrllgvf X 'rf':2E:i::'5i::S V' g 'I ' Zi: if-.aniI1ul:n I E'iiIQ'1iS2iiI,2ii'-,':SlI'i' l -uw' Q isfrsilrswzssass 'F -rn 7ll:lAl:1!:,'..ll Egg E A -ff. A R I' I' n : ' - . A ,fun '-I--1, .. Q, ,, 'fx' y ' Q ' p-tlgplnrirs--12' Q . . - Je. . A -4 :::::1::::s:e:'- Q A X l Militia x 1 fi '-' I c::r:::::::::2g n A All 'L E 5a'::::::u:-ll' N -- 5 . 'e-' T 'T- . fg'g.2.lTf ll. , V ,,,,,,.,,4-5 ,va-I-,--'cgi H ' ' '..-P X N' Where'd he go? Late breakfast? -Q-+.,.,,,, ' 'Y-1--v--4--y-.,,.,,,i, 1 1' 1 .FTW Q Love that spaghetti ! ,aff-+, 2 - Splinters, paint, and torch! 3.191 vpmM,,,,,w..... ray! X v 1 1 i CSC500f acufy MRS, AVA BENN MRS, EDITH CLARK Business Education English, Latin, French B,S, inEd. B.A,, M,A. MR, WARD ZBIKLE Music Bl S0 I Mo Al MR, ROBERT MILLER History and Social Studies B, S, in Ed. MR. GBIALD REED Mathematics B. S. in Ed. MRS. JULIA TIEMAN Journalism, English B, S, in Ed, MR. ISAAC RAMSEY Industrial Arts B, S, in Ed. MR, EDWIN C LEMENSON Industrial Arts B, S, in Ed, MR, JOHN DETRICK English, Speech AOB!! BUD!! SOTOMI MRS, RU'I'H BURKETT Librarian, Literature B. S. in Ed. MRS, CORALIE OKESON Physical Education B, S, in Ed. 5 x MR, GALE DENLINGER Physical Education B, S, in Ed, Y.-t . i ,, ie MRS, MARGARET DRIVER Home Economics B, S, in Ed, MR, JOSEPH FOUTZ History, English B. 5. ill Ed. Girst Semesterj MRS, NELL TURNER B, S, in Ed, M, Ed. QSecond Semesterj MR. CHARLES TIBERGHEIN Physical Education, Biology B, S, in Ed, MR, KARL MILLER Science B, S, in Ed, MRS, DAISY FRENCH Business Math, Bookkeeping B, S, in Ed, MRS, SUZANNE BRYAN Home Economics B, S, in Ed, MR, RALPH HUNN Clerk Board of Education L -. fn ' 'I f. ' ' 'J N 4 4' First row: Lucille Brown Thelma Shellhaas Lucille Boyer Chloris Conklin Sylvia Jenkins Mabel Long Hazel Amos Mable Erbaugh Mearl Sigmon Second row: Sylvia Wray Alice Ellis Laura Collins Hazel Kell Meanette McNeal I-lazell Steffey Blanche Gaver Clara Tanner Dorothy Campbell Glenna Beeghly CUSTODIA N S Jesse Urmey Frank McCullough Russell Lentz COOKS 'Wie K -an 3 , , l 5 ' ' x, ' -' Q ' ' I ' l 7 l 5 bhA'W 1 f ' w 2 s , . N X i , tl+al.sf+ fts:':slis l r tl BUS DRIV ERS First row: Paul Derringer Nelson White Carl Smith Everett Lentz john Heilman Ira Inman Bill Campbell Second row: Enos Cassel Eldon Keller, Ir. Lloyd Denlinger Dan Miller Charles Smith Harold Eller Lawson Derringet k ! N y 1 as yOU 761.5 5 Cf youfy A your Qvfanne S Q NNN gjrogfam M ' . . - sy x' Y X X- 520 gfe QSfu0Q12f Gouncz' This organization, in existence since 1947, has led the school in having high standards, Their season's extra-curricular activites began with the first home football game for the year by sponsoring the Homecoming game and dance. In March, hall monitors were added to the school's curriculum by the Student Council. The officers attended a meeting at Vandalia-Butler High School for all Student Colmcils in the schools of the Southwestern Buckeye League District. This organization meets every Monday, at which time they discuss new ideas and the problems of the student body brought to their attention. OFFICERS: President, MARCIA LONG Vice President, BILL PHILLIPS Secretary, ELEANOR CONLEY and JUDY OLWINE Treasurer, GENE BASHOR CLUB ADVISORS: MRS, CLARK MR, VERNON MIL Sl-IELLHAAS I a 13012 jig! The Madison Hi-Y had a very successful year in 1955-56. There were 58 boys in the club, an all-time high. The club also won, for the third year in a row, the Fred Manning trophy. The club now gets to keep it, The officers of the club were: David Royer, presidentg Walter Vernon and Spencer Turner, vice presidentsg Bud Denlinger and Reis Flora, secretaries: John Sanger and Bill Wampler, treasurers: John Boedeker, chaplain, First row: V. Warvell, C. Johnson, Vice Presidentg B, Pollock, Chap.g I. Swihart, Treasurerg B, Woolery, Secretaryg P, Vaught, Second row: V. Behnken, E. Arrington, S, Wills, Mrs, Mc- Neal, Senior Advisor, Mrs. Shellhaas, Advisor, J, Driver, P, Goffe, A. Sexton. Third row: L, Trimble, R. Brown, C. Huffman, D, Collins, B, Dennie, B. Salley, I, Baker, C. Miller, Fourth row: G, Conover, P, Staggs, M. Bowser, L, Stauffer, J, Reynolds, N, Schumacher, P. King. Betty Mapp, President, Not Pictured. One of the most well-known clubs at Madison is the Tri-Hi-Y, now eleven years old, Madison is very proud of having the first Tri-Hi-Y in Ohio, A year ago they tied with three other schools for first place ln the Ann Trembly award. The club how has three chapters with separate officers for each one. There is a council for the entire Tri-Hi-Y. With their readiness to serve they have endeavored to live up to their purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. Meetings were held the first, third and fifth Tuesday evenings of every month at which time they planned the banquets, heard numerous men and women speakers, or combined their chapters to discuss various business matters. TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL BETTY MAPP, President PAULA VAUGHT, Treasurer DBANNA FRANKS, Vice President THELMA SHELLHAAS, Advisor TREVA SANGER, Secretary ,7 G A G P f Q I' First row: V, Piatt, Secretary, R. Baker, Vice President, D. Franks, President, N. Flad, Chap., M. Johnson, Treasurer, Mrs, Miller, Junior Advisor. Second row: L. Minnery, J, Herr, G. Gump, Mrs. Shellhaas, Advisor, J, Trimmer, H. Good, C. Goffe, E. Conley. Third row: E, Turpin, M. Denlinger, N, Descutner, J, Bantz, J, Wogoman, J, Amos, J.. Winfield. Fourth row: A. Ruppe, J Krull, L. Cooper, M. Robinette, R. Speraw, D. Devers, N. Sigmon. 6 6 0 II? 0 I' Q First row: P. Becknell, C. Mohler, Treasurer, J, Olwine, Vice President, D. Wenger, President, J. Bvedeker. Chap.: T. Sanger. Secretary: I. Newman, Second row1R, Croy, S, Albright, Mrs. Gump, Sophomore Advisor, Mrs. Shellhaas, Advisor, M. Miller, W. Conley. Third row: J. Honey- man, N. Dorrough, M. Sell, G, Weber, S, Hawkey, K. Soike, I. Finck, N. List. Fourth row: J. Ullery, B. Devers, C, Sharp, T. Landes, M. Ullery, S. Banga. P G fiyafzbnafmnor oczely yndaoflson Gfapfer ' First row: P, Vaught, N, Wampler, R, Filo, D. Haney, D. Royer, E. Conley, S. Turner, Second row: M, Long, I, Swihart, B. Wampler, B, McCleary. J. Wisner, M. Sell, C, Johnson, Mrs. Driv er, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY as '2 5 , Z 7 y A Z x Qi ' 'I OFFICERS President SPENCER TURNER Vice President PAULA VAUGHT Secretary MARCIA LONG Advisor MRS, DRIVER This year we were all made aware of a highly respected club organized a year ago, For many years other schools have been known far and wide for their National Honor Society Chapter. Our school is not slow on good things. So the local chapter came into being, The council who started this project consisted of Mr, Reid, Mrs, Tieman, Mr, Vernon, and Mrs. Driver, To be eligible for membership seniors must have a 3. 25 average, but juniors must have at least 3. 50 average. Each per- son is also judged on Scholarship, leadership, character, and service, the substance of their motto, So far 14 members have been accepted, Others are working very hard to attain this good rating, t M THE TROTWOOD TRIBUNE, Thursday, April 5, 1956 adison lli-lites will boi ailroad headed' V in D,C They' fast it the dinl mornin of IDB V n wash ington yn, Th studentt ' gn-ed f, the H tal. . Sl'10l'l5 -lil ich wil fake see Ai liUgt0ll le Tgmf of the U From .ll visi lwa Xandriz and the re Ulm a brie Stop morial Tllel' 2 Bu: CHU Df finting t, th ulhite lggonial ELEMENTARY Nswsi I I Mrs. Dishmans' class has elected new officers for the remainder of the year. They are: president, Vivian Mohler, vice-president, Dick Amos, treasurer, Douglas Kelchnerg and secretary, Phyllis Per- nush. One of Mrs. Olts' seven 'science groups is studying the layers of atmosphere. Sandra ,Ientleson and Shirley Arthur have drawn and painted a pic- ture of wild ducks flying over a marsh, to cover-up an un- used cold air vent above Mrs. Dlts' deslc. This was accom- plished in one days' time. FOUR SENIORS ACCEPTED BY G.M.I. Four Madison seniors have been selected for an appoint- ment to the General Motors Institute Cooperative Engi- neering Training program. They are Dick Davis, John Boe- deker, Walter Vernon, and Bud -Denlinger. Walter and John will work on a co-operative plan with the inland Mfg. Division of Gen- erdl Motors while Dick and Bud are connected with Frigi- dairen HALI- MONITORS By Nancy Schumacher I have not come in contact with the monitors, butl believe that there could certainly be no harm done by keeping them on duty. In each case, a Hall Monitor should be well-known and liked by the student body and have high standards. This way the students will respect them, if they do not throw their weight around, and beiover- bearing in their position. The studens knnw that there is entirely too much loitering in the halls. That is why it is necessary for Hall Monitors. If this does not succeed, then teachers will have to gain more discipline. HOME ECONOMICS lt's pie baking time in the Sophomore Home Economics class. The aroma of cherry and apple pies floating through the air makes everyone's mouth water. The Freshmen Class will soon be making spring dresses. They will be made from cotton material and styled according to each girl's wishes. IIEASUREITFDR CAPS AND GOWNS Seniors were measured for graduation caps and gowns on Wednesday, Feb. 29, in Mr. Shellhaas' office. The rental fees are 33.10 for the boys, and 34.10 for the girls. Tassels were included in this price at 35 cents each. Caps and gowns for the girls are white or a light color, while gowns for boys are a dark color, usually navy blue. .IOURNALISM STUDENTS T0 VISIT Mc1CALL'S Annual field trip for joumal- ism students will be April 10. They are scheduled to be con- duced on a tour of NlcCall's Publishing Co. at 9:30 in the 'noming and of the Otterbein Press at l:30 in the aftemoon. SOPHOMORE PAPER DRIVE The Sophomores are spon- soring a paper drive Saturday, March 17th. This will he the first paper drive since last fall and ac- cording to Dick Andrews, class president, they're going to clean up. The greatest remedy for an- ger is delay.-Seneca iiscneulou Fon TE EN-AGERS? By Spencer 'I The possibility tion center for tl Trotwood has bee and debated for a of time. Plans are being I future entertainme the high-schooler: years, but ure plans for the immediate fu The high school Madison appreclal that the people of tl are concemed abc recreation, but wh provide some enter activity to help thu ple now? would it be toc problem to have s entertainment and program set up by the school year? The program whi in effect thus far l tirely for the your and the high-schol instance, feel ver Would it not be beam the ray of yc munity's thinking, for 14-18 year olds. 9241! 7 5qMQf1C fssoczdfzbn The G, A, A. , now in its third year at Madison, already is becoming one of the most active clubs in the school. With skilled guidance from Mrs. Okeson, the club had a skating party, bake sale, and car wash, besides games and other activities. To become a member of G, A,A, , each girl must have obtained at least '75 points. This usually takes a year to become a member. Several girls have received their letters, because they eamed the necessary 150 points. Points are won by refereeing or scorekeeping at games, by walking or bicycle hiking, by playing ball games, hockey, or soccer, by keeping health charts, and by letter grades made in class. This club is open to grades 9 through 12. To enter this club you really have to follow the motto: 'To create a clean mind, body and sportsmanship, to promote the feeling of honesty and leadership in the field of athletics. The officers are as follows: Marcia Johnson, President, Becky Pollock, Vice President, Rita Speraw, Corresponding Secretary, Judy Krull, Recording Secretary. E There were eighty members in last year's Latin clubs, making 208 members since its organization in 1947. They conducted a Language Assembly for the student body and enjoyed a Roman Banquet Latin Pins were purchased by most of the active Romans last year. The club strives to achieve its purpose: To increase interest in the study of Latin, OFFICERS: First Year Latin Fourth Period Fifth Period President D, Hoskins President J, Saul Vice President B. Gates Vice President I, Frederick Secretary B, Hoover Secretary B, Thayer Treasurer R, Hodson Treasurer C, Brooks Second Year Latin Teacher Mrs, Clark President B, Phillips Vice President B, Peters Secretary D. Wenger Treasurer J, Boedeker JUNIOR RED CROSS This club, open to anyone interested in Junior Red Cross activities, has had a chapter at Madison for several years. Mrs, Osbome became the new advisor. This organization is now working on packing a box for overseas, which requires careful work and effort. The Junior Red Cross is open to all grades through five to twelve, OFFICERS Myma Bowser President John Furrey Vice President Bonnie Devers Secretary Patsy Nagy Treasurer OFFICERS Jack Butler President Jayne Wogaman Vice President Roberta Baker Secretary Linda Cooper Treasurer PA RLEZ V OU ERS The French Club was organized just last year, but already is becoming very active in Madison's school life. Led by Mrs, Clark, advisor and teacher, they have worked toward their goal--promoting more interest in French. The club consists of twenty members. Already they have honorary members. fUHUUK1HIIHHIIIIlIHHUIHI1UHUH1IHVIAIIIIUIIIUIHHHIIvmmu1rtllll!UUH I A V r l, V le, rr i S 1 BENNETT MCNEAL f A SAFETY . . 3 : V. Spencer Turner First Claire Sharp Second AWARD in Jane Miller Third WZ? STUDENT LIBRARIANS r S Fouts R, Lear Second row: J. Warner. J. Smith od S Ross E Gudgeon P Woods, M, Bowse , . , , W aver, S, Orth, D, Hahn First row: P, Wo s, , , . , . R, Owen, S, Albright, B, Clark, N, Mussleman, Mrs, Burkett, Third row: B, Seiple, M, e D, Temple, A, Calico, Ga -qy Gasf' Bill Wampler Nancy Schumaker Walter Vernon Judy Wisener Elaine Arrington Carolyn Huffman Carolyn Miller Harry Dean Verna Behnken Carolyn Johnson Bernice Salley QP 17' SCHOOL SECRETARIES Seated: Miss Joan Happensack, Secretary to Superintendentg Mrs, Dorothy Otto, Secretary to Clerkg Mrs, Ann Piatt, Secretary to High School Principalg Mrs. June Olinger, Secretary to Elementary Principal, SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Left to right: Dan Stallsmithg Deanna Franksg Ron Gunterg Bob Gibsong Judy Swihartg Barbara Wooleryg Deanna Wenger, Not Pictured: Doris Collins, Aa' N YYZOUJIC if tween? II l , J J il J W , J l J J lf, ll il J ll A in M 3 ll if lil J ll l H All JJ J ll ' J J lf CLARINETS C, Johnson J, Swihart C. Miller J, Wogaman D, Wenger J, Boedecker M Denlinger B, Thayer B, Noffsinger J, Olwine D, Keener W, Vernon M, Mapp L, Phillips M, Matson C, Flora J, Arthur J, Wright D, Cwiok P, Campbell N, Thau A, Shock S, Stiver OBOES R. Flora J, Boedecker B, Kooken FLUTES B, Rowe D. Keener A, Royer C, Conover ALTO CLARINET M, Bantz A, Ullery STRING BASS G, Gump BASSOON Z, Zerkle L, Davis 'M S.. 'Q QSC CORNETS S, Turner C, Brooks B, Peters R, Witherspoon D, Munton B, Kaufman D, Keener J, Sieple G. Munton M, Powell T, Whitt I. Winfield C. Butler Q! Jan BARITONES P, Gunter K, Hicks J, Kitchen D, Thomas TROMBONES D, Winfield K, Turner G, Kooken J. Arts B, McCann D, Drake D. Brown BASS J, Fredrick J, Butler P. Bench J, Black M, Craft PERCUSSION D, Royer L. Stauffer N, Schumaker G. Ullery R, Keck J, Schaffer SAXOPHONES N, List D, Gump S, I-Iawkey J. Swartzbaugh J. Baker T Landis L. Otto D Eby P, Richards FRENCH HORNS B. Johnson I. Ward R, Croy P, Miller J. Woods J, Ward C. Tumer HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First row: R. Flora A, Calico B, Peters C, Johnson N, Musselman B, Woolery R, Baker N, List R, Lear J, Newman S, Jones N, Sigmon M Bowser accompanist Mr, Stewart Third row: director V, Warvel D, Temple J, Swihart R, Croy J. Baker G, Gump D, Wenger J, Herr L, Cooper P, Bench Second row: D, Keener M, Long P, Witherspoon I, Winfield W Mohler K, Soike R, Dorrough P, Becknell J, Frederick J, Boedeker R, Gunter R, Cox I, Warner J, Boedeker E, Young W, VCITIOH J. Olwine M, Robinette M, Denlinger Fourth row: A. Ellis J, Ullery M. Mapp P, Vaught N, Schumaker B, Mapp D, Royer S, Turner R, Ebright T, Whitt B, Valentine R Winfield K, Tumer S, Hawkey J, Wisener J. Wogoman J, Descutner C, Miller 'cm VIOLINS D, Royer C. Johnson D, Keener M, McKibben R, Croy N, Sigmon J, Newman M, Denlinger D, Butler N, List R, Gunter A, Royer J, Gump M, Bantz J, Schaffer R, Furrey VIOLAS P, Vaught B, Mapp T, Landis C, Brooks S. Albright C, Lentz CELLOS J, Frederick ORCHESTRA- -Mr, Zerkle, J, Swihart J. Wogaman K. Turner B, Thayer J, Arts B, McCann STRING BA SS S, Turner G, Gump J, Black C, Flora BASSOON Z, Zerkle L, Davis CLARINET W, Vernon C, Miller D, Wenger J. Olwine J, Boedeker OBOES R, Flora J, Boedeker B. Kooken Q 3- .f' director il ,Jar 4 ,aa www vw 1 1 giq f FLUTE B, Rowe D. Keener FRENCH HORN B, Johnson J, Ward J, Ward J, Woods CORNET J, Winfield B, Peters TROMBONE D, Winfield G, Kooken PERCUSSION L, Stauffer N, Schumaker B, Noffsinger R, Keck G, Ullery . .4 . f -L K I 3 i r l J I v 1 x Q -'32 A 1 A gwhqf 40 in DISTRICT SCHOLARSHIP TEAM First row: Bill Wampler, physics, Spencer Turner, algebra II, Second row: Jannette Phillips, Latin Il, Larry Robinson, English IX, Joanne Winfield, French Ig Christine Mohler, English X, Marcia Long, bookkeeping I, Bill Seiple, English XI, Shirley Stover, general science, Linda Otto, English IX, Third row: Evelyn Bowen, biology, Judi Olwine, Latin llg Eldean Gudgeon, English Xg Thomasine Landes, world history, David Royer, English Xlg Ray Dorrough, French Ig Dick Andrews, plane geometry, Fourth row: Don Haney, algebra II, Pat Campbell, Latin Ig Shirley Ross, bookkeeping I: Judy Wisener, EI1gliSh XII: Ronald Gunter, general science, Randall Carnes, biology, Fifth row: Reis Flora, American History, Ronald Filo, American History, Bill Gates, algebra Ig Kenneth Turner, Latin Ig Bob Swadner chemistryg Jack Butler, chemistry, John Shank, plane geometry. SPECIA L PLACEMENT S Don Haney - - - First in state Evelyn Bowen- - First in district and second in state John Shank - - - Fourth in district Larry Robinson- - Sixth in disuict fayedf in Sfmffs Q Q4 Q if 1 BUD DENLINGER, MAC GOODPASTURE, LARRY LIGHTCA P, BILL PHILLIPS, DAVE ROYER rffq JOHN BOEDECKER Al lm BOB BIX LER Madison ---- 25 Brookville - - - - 6 Madison - - - - Madison ---- 20 West Milton ---- 19 Madison - - - - BOB BANTZ Madison ---- 13 Eaton ---- - 13 Madison ----- 18 E0 7 S. isa A S 2 ' N , L FA K mx ik rg xg xi Q - milk ,f at x is hk P' F V- , 2-nf i R: -:-5 'ffm IW '59 'SIR Q, 'SHR 653553 f ?'2 XX Q- S wr- Q' xv O , r 5 .P : ..,-,,-3'--.E -L. I Z ' b ' N 'IVF Us ,NW X l sl Ga .k,j,,JX'j 33.5 Wk., K S we , L uf' ' J P, ,mlb 4 'JM ,W 1 .4 If nf fl -f. H. M l A 2.2. f if aff! W omecomzhy 1955156 A ' 'x ,, Q K AlEh,': 'ff L1 ,Ql'L fi' -' m K - 1555 fo 6' eivfoaosiq' Poeqodv Y' W' z 00 0'4- C, Q 0 -1 'fy G02 Q Irby an of Queen ELAINE ARRINGTON and PAUL ULLERY 010: EX l SER CQNX' Q17 S60 lb 1. 558 41 Sp 9' and WFS Q01 Q AOR CK T6 'W F09 of'-W To C000 114 STU '96 asf gi.. , 52-SI Wt R' a 4 I 5 ROSS COLLINS PA UL BUTLER JOHN BOEDEK ER .fjs 1 I 1 Q -' ,H ,I BUD DENLINGER JIM HYPES BILL PHILLIPS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Madlson M8d1SOH Madlson Madlson Madlson Mad1son Madlson Madlson SCORES Shawen A cres Troy Dune M1am1sburg West Mllton L ewlsburg Eaton 61 W Carrollton ' ---- 52 ' ---- 42 ---- ' ---- 49 ' ' - - - - ' --f- 42 ' ' - Madison ---- 51 Farmersville - ' ---- 54 ' - ' ---- 60 ' - - ' ---- 44 ---- I -fs I as 5 1 ' 1 1 1 5 4 5 5 V is A1f H A DON SHEPHERD a,f' x f W if JOE SPRAGUE DAVE STONER DAVE TUCKERMAN sf .av 'W 3 Rr I PA UL ULLERY r i Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison Madison .s XKJN fi HE , A i4 1 f' SCORES KCOHI J WALT vERNoN Randolph Butler Tipp City Brookville Oakwood - - - Northridge - - DISTRICT TOU RNAMENT ---44 Troy----- RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM ' ---- 36 - - - 51 Madison ---- 71 Jefferson - - - 51 ' - - - 56 ---- -57 ' ---- 51 ' ' - - -60 ' ---- 60 ' - - -55 61 59 82 -'74 80 ,fa W .29 v I V 5 F , -111,7- S., 1956 MADISON BASEBALL TEAM The Southwestern Buckeye League Champs. Runner-up in the District Tournament I M119 5 Q ' i 4 A i za A3 X g l . Y , t MNJIEESIQNI flxsmgl, fl I4 an '55 ggi' sgwzfiffl ' IR 'I gp 5 .,, if iw ,X fl 1'V4C4f1j'i GP L 1956 MADISON VARSITY TRACK TEAM Second in Southwestern Buckeye League, Undefeated in all dual meets, JERRY Kunz BILL PHILLIPS High-jump and Broad-Jump records for Madison School Pole-vaun and co-holder of High jump and the Southwestern Buckeye League, record with Jerry Kunz, BOB BANTZ BCIB BANTZ., DAVE ROYER, Holds the Madison 100-yard dash record, JERRY KURTZ, SPENCER TURNER, Hold the Madison 880-relay team record, Qfffff Cifgkbcs BA SK ETBALL TUMBLING HOCKEY s HHIIlIIHr1IlIllI1I HM TECDTVVOOD 13 I-IAQ IVIACY .qll,L,, ' ,-A L34 ww . . - W .n1., - - -- . ffsofffwo ,NIU ,i 1 1 1 Prescriptions a Specialty 2.01 N. 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