Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

i 1, FI 3? B lv 'A ni E4 QQ NADIS N H 9 ! m Q KX if s My deff' ff 4 1 .V 3,21 L ,ff ' 5, 3? I if M I I I I I x Q I s I IiF I MQ E Q - I ,sf 5 I I , . . af-I .,, Nl Q I I A EI QI I-I 5 . ,...r ' g I 'Maw gb A ' 4 4+ Aff- - M k,.' :M W ,,n,.. 4.1 1... 58 MADISON HIGH SCHOOL MANSFIELD OHIO w Q Q23 :NVQ A Q5 5 .1 1 ,- 1 t- aw grfjwg i 'ri 5 .V ' f - S A L...,1s -5- - - xg . HPF S5 . ' 1, '!-- li f- ,W K M 2.tX t-W 1, :Q -4- N Q Contents w 1 if X .. N :.AU.X. We pause to pay tribute to. . because they have done so much for us. They made sure that our ties were straight' and checked to make sure we had the flower for our date, or had a nice dress for the big dance. They held supper for those of us who played athletics. They came to see our plays and supported our projects. They did so many little things which we took for granted and didn 't notice. Because of all these things and many more that we can't remember, we, the Class of 1958, proudly dedicate the 1958 Madisonian to our Parents. 4? v s-Q... ei 6' W rf N' I A1 R Chester Ramsey, Clerk. Olan LaRue, Superintendent. School Board Members: Fred Wagner, Robert Landfair, Russell Bell, Walter Griffith, Max McFarland, Vern Hagerman, Richard Hamilton, Lewis Cashell, Chester Ramsey. Olan LaRue. Behind the Scenes .... ,www Ruth LaRue QMrs. Olanj Secretary to Mr. LaRue. Marjorie Kopcial lMrs. Willlamj Sec1'efa1'Y to Mr. Ramsey. WAYNE E. MILLER Mr. Wayne B, Miller has held it the position of Principal of - Madison High School 30 years. He has been an advisor as well as a friend during our four years at Madison. Mr. Miller attended Lancaster High School, University of North C a ro l i n a, Bliss Business School, B. S, in Education, University of Cincinnati, M.S. in Education. Our guides point out ROGER C. MCGEE Mr. Roger McGee holds the position of Assistant Principal. This is the first year that this position has been filled. Besides his position as Assistant Principal, he is a teacher of World History and Head football coach. vast O O O 0 HELEN BRAEN Helen Braen is Mr. Miller's very capa- ble secretary. Helen has been at Madison nine years. She attended Shelby High Schoolp Chicago Moody Bible lnstituteg Mansfield Business College. WILLIAM BARNETSON HELEN BEATTY DAVID W. BETTIKER Ohio State UHiV91'SitY50hi0 University of Wisconsin. Bowling Green State Uni- UniVe1'SifY- Subiectr Me' Subjects: Latin I and llg versity. Subject: Industrial chanical Drawing. Holds a English II, Arts, B.S. in Ed. W. B. BLANK University of Akrong Kent State Universityg Ashland College. Subject: Machine Shopg Sheetmetal work: NM I UNE CAMPBELL Capital University: Bowl- ing Green Universityg Kent State University. Subject: Typing I Sz II. RUTH EWING Wittenberg College: Ohio Northern University: Ohio State University. Subjects: Algebra Ig English I. ROBERT M. BYERS Ashland College: Western M ar y 1 and College. Sub- jects: W o r ld Geography, General Business. ELEANOR H. DOWNS Capital University: Ohio State University: Ashland College. Subjects: Physical Education: English Ill. EDWIN BLACKFORD Bowling Green State Uni- versityg Ohio State Univer- sity. Subjects: Economics, Sociology, World Geogra- phy. the right trails MARTHA FARRY W e st e r n Collegeg Ohio State University: Ashland College. Subject: English Ill. CAROL FERVIER Ohio University: West Vir- ginia Universityg Connecti- cut College. Subjects: Physical Educ ation and Health. DALE HOUNSHELL DAVID IMI-IOFF GLENN FISCHER Westminster College. Sub- jects: Instrumental music in grade schools: Junior Bandg Senior Band. CHARLES FOLLETT Ohio State University. B.S. in Ed. M.A. in Ed. Subject: American Government. PERCY F. HALL University of Marylandg Westminster College: Uni- versity of Michigan. Sub- ject: Instrumental Music ALBERT E. HOCKLEY Toledo Universityg Ohio State University. Subjects: Chemistryg Visual Ed. and Physics. Fairmont S t a t e College. Subject: Phy s i c al Edu- cation. He holds an A.B. in Education. Ashland Collegeg holds a B.S. in Ed. Subject: Ameri- can History. WILLIAM KOPCIAL Ashland Collegeg Ohio State University. Subject: D r i v- e r ' s Education and Train- mg. toward a future filled .... BETSY MYERS Western Reserve Univer- sity: University of Rich- mond: Av e r e tt College. Subjects: General Scienceg Pla n e Geometry: Trigo- nometry. J UNE MISHEY Ohio State Universityg Kent State Universityg Ashland Collegeg University of Colorado. Subject: Library Science. FREDA KISSEL Ohio Universityg Universi- ty of Michigang Ohio State University. Subject: Eng- lish I. JOSEPH MILLER Kent State University: Ash- land C o 1 1 e g e. Subjects Bookkeepingg S al e s m a n- shipg Business English BLAINE DOWLER ROBERT McFERREN RICHARD W. PHIPPS THALIA SLAGE ESTHER SNIITH ROBERT SMITH Ashland College. Subjects: Kent State University. Sub- 01110 State Universityj Ohio Carnegie Institute of Tech- World History and Ameri- ject: Ho me Economics. University, Subjects: Typ- nology. Subject: Vocal Mu- C3-ll History. Mrs. Slage has a Bachelor ing Hg Shorthand I 81 Il: sic. Of Arts degree- Office Practice. ,,.,.-0'- W L MARVIN TRACY Duke University: Ashland College. Subject: General Math. ROBERT YOXTHEIMER Ashland College. Subjects: Biology: Sociology. DONALD E. SUTTER Bowling Green State Uni- versity. Subject: General Science EVALYN WISEMAN Otterbein Collegeg Ohio State University: Ohio Uni- versity. Subjects: English IVg Spanish I Ki II. EILEEN STOUT College of Wooster: Kent State University: Universi- ty of Michigan: University of Wisconsin. Subjects: English II5 Speech. with golde I1 opportunities Defiance College: Ashland Collegeg Western Reserve University. D i r e c to r of Athletic s in Madison Schools. Kent State University. Sub- ject: Mechanical Drawing. Mr. McFerren has a B.S. in Ed. anew' I 9 is Z ' 'rx ':-, 1 Our Wonderful cooks are: lst Row, Doroth Ball, Kathr nMcFa.rland, Mar eGear , Y Marie Trease. 2nd Row, Phyllis Walters, Viola Miller, Minnetta Uhl, Cften taken for granted .... W Our efficient janitors: QLeft to rightl Louis Stone, Oscar Baughman, Lewis Beer, Clyde Adams, Lewis Peterson. 5 1 Q' EQ. .gm K 'SJW I ,Q is ii f 5 EF , 4l . ,llzz i it 3 f n E A 5 xwf N il We chose to lead us .... RONALD I. BOOTH KRD!!! 'The easy I do next weekg the hard I may never do.' Ambition: To do a good job at whatever I do. Spanish Club 3,45 Visual Ed. 1,2,3,45 RadioClub3,45 Boys' Chorus 15 'M' Asso- ciation 3,45 Football 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,25 Senior Play. I, Ron Booth, will my best pair of Bermuda shorts to Larry Howell. JERRY ALLEN KULKA 'Coke' It is better to learn late than never.' Ambition: To be a bachelor. Pep Club 1,2,35 Thespians 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Vocal En- semble 25 Marching Band 2,3. I, Jerry Kulka, will my ability to get along with women to Mr. Byers. CHARLES W. FOLLETT Truth is what stands the test of experience. Attended: Ohio State Uni- versity, B.S. in Ed., M.A. in Ed. Subjects: American Gov- ernment Assistant Football Coachg Assistant T r a c k Coachg Senior Class Advisor. JOHN WAYNE HOLDSWORTI-l 'The man who loves the game and plays it to the hilt, is never a loser.' Ambition: To be a teacher: Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Pres. 35 Science Club 35 Student Council 45 National Honor 3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Senior Band 1,2,3,45 Band Board 25 Bas- ketball 1,2,3: Football 2,35 Baseball 3,45 Iuniorand Seflifll' P1259 M. Association I, Wayne Holdsworth, will the tax due on mv basketball shoes to Mr. D0Wler. DON JOHN SCHMIDT 'Smitty' Ii you can't lick them, join them. Ambition: Sports or law.. Latin Club 45 Football 15 Baseball 2. I, Don Schmidt, will my membership in the Gala- hads and my hot Chevrolet to my brother Steve. FREDA KISSEL 'Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well.' Attended: Ohio University, B.S. in Education, Univer- sity of Michigan, Ohio State University. Subjects: English l, Senior Class Advisor. PHILIP MARC US ACKERMAN 'Butch' 'School is like a laundry: you get out of it just what you put into it. Ambition: To live a long, happy, and successful life. Latin Club 13 Spanish Club 3,45 Pep Club 2. I, Phil Ackerman, will all my check marks to Larry Kurek. ALICE MAY ALBRO MAID 'Love Conquers All.' Ambition: To make others nappy, especially Ron. Jirls' Chorus 1. , Alice May Albro, will my ove to Rong and my temper o no one, because no one would wa.nt it. BOYD RAYMOND ANTHONY You can always go t o :hool when there is no lace else to go. mbition: To besuccessful I whatever I do. VI' Association 4: Foot- ill 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4. Boyd Anthony, will my ace in the lunch line to nyone who is hungry lough to want it. CAROL ANN BANKS Sunset Vhoever blushes seems to good. nbition: To be happy lwith hnnyj. -Teens 1,2,3,4g Pres. 25 c. 4g GAA 3,4g Pep Club Library Science 3,45 me Ec. Club lg Thes- ins 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1: ass Vice Pres.: Junior 1 Senior Play. Carol Banks, will my .shing ability to Johnny sh. LARRY EUGENE BARR 'Work fascinates me, Ican sit and look at it for hours. Student Council 35 Base- ball 1. I, Larry Barr, will my well worn path to Mr. Mil- ler's office to Tom Brown. JAMES LEROY BAYER KJimN Tough Break' Ambition: To get into some branch of show business. Thespians 2,3,4g Hi-Spots 4: Boys' Chorus 1,23 Choir 1,2,3g Marching Band 1,25 Junior Play. I, James Bayer, will my ability to play sports to Garry Rice. DON JESS BEER Tuck Have fun today, why wait till tomorrow.' Ambition: To own a sports car. Football 1,2,4. I, Don Beer, will my place in lunch line to anyone who is fast enough to get it. LLOYD ELLIS BENNETT Benny' Try to do everything right, not half right! Ambition: To be a tool and die maker. Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Vice Pres. 45 Dance Band 1,2,3,4. I, Lloyd Bennett, will my old beaten-up gym shoesto Wilber Bischoff. CARROLL WILBERT BISCHOFF Wil1ie' Let your life be like arith- metic: joys added, sorrows subtracted, friends multi- plied, love undivided! Ambition: To be happy and successful in whateverldo. Basketball 1,2. I, Wilbert Bischoff,will my vacant seat in Miss Wise- man's English class to any Junior who can hold it down. GILBERT EUGENE BOALS Gi1ly' Eat, drink, and be mar- ried, for tomorrowyou may die.' Ambition: To become a success in whatever I do. Spanish Club 35 Marching Band 1,2,3,4. 1, Gilbert Boals, will my real cool 48' to Buzz Smith. ROGER MICHAEL BOSKO El Chico' WA friend in need is afriend indeed. Ambition: T 0 be a big businessman. F0Otb3.u 1,2y3n4. I, Roger Bosko, will Larry Takacs my steel arch sup- port. THOMAS EUGENE BRIGHTBILL Tom Tolerance in all things.' Ambition: To graduate from Case Tech., and to be successful in my field. Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Visual Ed. 1,2,3,4g National Honor 3,45 Key Club 3,43 Science Club 3,4g Radio Club 3,45 Student Council 33 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Junior and Sen- ior Play. I, Thomas Brightbill, would will something to everyone, if I had something for everyone. KAREN LEE BROWN Ambition: To marryamin- ister. Library Science 3,4g Girls Chorus 1. I, Karen Brown, will soml of my weight to Beverlj Boals. PATRICIA ANNE BROWN 'Pat' Look to God for guidance. Ambition: To raise a fin family. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Board! Home Ec. l,2gGAA1,2,3,4 Board 2,33 Pep Club 3,1 Cheerleading l,2,3,4 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Ma Queen 3: Football Quee Atten. 4: Junior Play. I, Pat Brown, will my fu skirts to Minnie Hayne: HAROLD LEE BRUBAKER If On my honor I will do n best to help myself ar cheat the rest. Ambition: To be a succe in whatever I do. Spanish Club 3,45 'lt Association 3,4g Basketbz 1,2,3,4g F ootball 1,2, Baseball 1. I, Bud Brubaker, will I car to Mr. Follett. PHILIP EUGENE BRUM 'Pee Jay' What a Blast I' Ambition: To have lots money, lots of pretty gir and lots of new cars. J unio r Achievement 3 Football 3,43 Tennis 3 I, Phil Brumm, will 1 football uniform to J: Bosko. RAMSEY B. BURROWS 'You get out ot school what you put into it.' Ambition: To be a State Highway Patrolman. 1,2,3,4. I, Ramsey Burrows, will Mr. Joe Miller my 16 tubes of lipstick, which 'he is holding anyway. CAROL ANNE CASDORPH 'You only get out of school what you put into it l' Ambition: To be a rmlti- millionairess without working for it. Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens3,45 Candy Striper. I, Carol Casdorph, will my ability to get out of 8th period study hall to Barb Watkins. MIRIAM ALICE CASHELL 'Cash' 'A good name will wear out, a bad one may be turned5 but a nickname lasts for- ever. Ambition: To be a good secretary or receptionist. Home Ec. 2,3,4. I, Miriam Cashell, will my discussions with Mr. Fol- lett about the Bible to my sister Ruth. ELAINE MARIE CHAHULSKI 'Everything I like is either immoral, illegal, or taken! Ambition: To be asuccess. Latin Club 1,2,3,4. I, Elaine Chahulski, will my ability to get along with all history teachers to my sis- ter Carol. NANCY LOUISE CHARTERS 'I cried because I had n shoes: until I saw a ma who had no feet.' Ambition: To own a fire engine red Thunderbird. GAA 2,3,45 Y-Teens 1,2,Zi 45 Home Ec. 1,2,3,45Thes p13.l'lS 1y2r3y4Q Thespian Sec. 25 Hi-Spot 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Girls Ch0I'US Choir 273 Girls' Ensemble 2,35 Maj Queen Atten. Il-1lli0l' an' Senior Play. I, Nancy Charters, will m3 ability to crack gum to Mr Joe Miller. JAMES LEROY CHELSKI 'Elvis' 'Don't risk your neck t4 watch a pair of ankles.' Ambition: To be a profes- sional baseball player. 'M' Association5 Footbal. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,4. I, Jim Chelski, will my ability to bat .196 in base- ball to Raymond Peterson. RUTH ANN CHELSKI 'Chelsk' 'Love Conquers a11.' Ambition: To become an R.N. and then marry Mike. Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Sec. 35 National Honor 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Board 3,45 Honor Volley- ball 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Capt. 2,45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 May Queen Atten. 25 Home- coming Queen 45 Junior Play. I, Ruth Ann Chelski, will my 'Pixie' hair cut to Mr. Wayne Miller. ROSETTA SUE CLARK 'Little Cheese' 'Blessed are they who go around in circles for they shall be called Wheels.' Ambition: To have 11 kids lone more than my motherj and to be a missionary. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Library Science 35 Future Teachers 45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3. I, Sue Clark, will my abili- ties to drive in the drag- strip to my brother. I9 LINDA LEE CROWL Future at hand: third fin- ger left hand. Ambition: To marry Carl. Home Ec. 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2, 3: Choir 3. I, Linda Crowl, will my pony tail to any girl who wants it. DAVID NEIL DAHLEN Dave' 'Live and let live.' Ambition: To be successful in life. Pep Club 3,4. I, Dave Dahlen, will my power slide to Larry Takacs, who could use it in his Olds. JAMES WILLARD DAUGI-IERTY Doc' 'Do unto others as they do unto you, only do it first. Ambition: To get out of school. Marching Band 2,3,4. I, Jim Daugherty, will my hot Ford to anyone who will put a new transmission in it the next time I tear it out. SHARON KAYE DICKERSON 'Dick' 'I agree with you, but you're wrong. Ambition: To be a success in life. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g GAA l,2, 3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 3,4. I, Sharon Dickerson, will my love and understanding of people to my brother Dick. 20 JON LELAND DORMINY 'Johnny' 'Great men are dying everyday, and I don't feel so well myself. Ambition: To be afuneral director and bury people I don't like. I, Jon Dorminy, will my ability to argue to the frail Garry Rice. ROBERT LEE DOWSETT MBob, The only way to get ahead in the world is to raise cabbage. Ambition: To be an engi- neer or an airplane me- chanic. Latin Club 23 Science Club 3,45 Red Cross 2: Boysg Choir 2: Choir 2. I, Robert Dowsett, will my unused lipsticks to the faces of next year's fresh- men. Okay, Mr. Houn- s h e I l?? EVELYN LUCILLE DRAKE 'Eve' 'You can't tell a book by its cover.' Ambition: To succeed in life and get a car. Y-Teens 3,43 Student Coun- cil 2: GAA 2,3,4g Pep Club 39 Girls' Chorus 1,2. I, Evelyn Drake, will my ability to crack gum to any- one in Miss Wiseman's study hall. FREDRIC ORIN DUFFEY 'Duffey' Be not simply good: be good for something! Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. l, Fred Duffey, will my ability of going to the library to some poor under - privileged f r e sh - man. MARCIA KAY DUNHAM 'Unless you have some- thing worth while to say, say nothing! Ambition: To be success- ful in the field of social work. Home E. Club 1,2,3,45 Y- Teens 3,45 National Honor 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Junior Play: Girls' Chorus 1,3. I, Marcia Dunham, will all of my baby-sitting jobs to my sister J aney. PAUL EUGENE DUNHAM 'Gene' 'Hope for the best, be pre- pared for the worst, and, expect nothing! Ambition: To be happy. Student Council 15 Pep Club 2,35 Football 1,25 Basket- Jall 1. , Gene Dunham, wi l l noth- ng for I have nothing. BELVA JEAN DUNN Don't worry about today5 here is always a brighter ay tomorrow.' lmbition: Lab. technician. .atin Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish flub 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Pep flub 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 5 Band 1,2. Belva Dunn, will my fun had in high school Knot to mention all the work! to inda Waggoner. ERROL EARICK 'Foxy' iow's that grab you?' mbition: To get a ranch Texas. vanish Club 35 Junior ay. Errol Earick, will my ility to get out of work Dick Dickerson. ROBERT LEROY EICHOF Allkel 'Good Grief, Charley Brown l' Ambition: To be asuccess. Pep Club 3,45 Junior Achievernent5 Choir 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track3,45 Senior Play. 1, Bob Eichof, will my ap- preciation of the comic strip, 'Peanuts' to Jim Ba sting s. GENE ELDON EPPS uEppsl How about that.' Ambition: To go to college. Red Cross 25 Thespians 3, 45 I-Ii-Spots 45 Boys'Cho- ruS 1,45 Boys' Ensemble 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Play. I, Gene Epps, will my corny jokes to Don Dunham. WILLIAM L. ERHART 'Willy' 'Only big men admit their mistakesg the little fellow always tries to pass the buck.' Ambition: To be a bachelor. Latin Club 15 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Football 1,2. I, Bill Erhart, will my social life to any freshman who can take it. DELORES EILEENE EULETT 'Lola' 'Always be square and avoid the angles! Ambition: To be happy. FHA 1,25 Y-Teens 45Span- ish Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3. I, Delores Eulett, will my first experience ion Fri- day 13l in driver's train- ing to my sister Judy. WILLIAM EYERLY Big Bill' 'Tough Sleddin', no snow! Ambition: To be a farmer. Band 1,2,35 Pep Club 3. I, Bill Eyerly, will my parking . ability to Mailbox. EVE LYN LORRAINE FAIRCHILD 'tEvey You get out of school only what you put into it.' Ambition: To be a secre- tary. Pep Club 35 Home Ec. Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,4. 1, Evelyn Fairchild, will all my books to my sister Pat and to Sandy Walck. CAROL ANN FANKHAUSER lt's better to wait than to regret.' Ambition: To be a private secretary and to drive dif- ferent c o l o r e d Thunder- birds. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Speech Club35GAA 2,3,45 Home Ec. Club 1,2, 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Girls' Ensemble 35 Mixed Choir 2,3. I, Carol Fankhauser, will my passing grades in Latin to my brother Larry, LAURETTA MAE FINLEY Letty' 'Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.' Ambition: To be a teacher of the Gospel. Home Ec. Club 1,25 Youth For Christ Club 35 Girls' Chorus 1,2. I, Lauretta Finley, will my good books to Mary Lou Kahl. FRED ALAN FISCHER 'Fish' 'Here today, and gone to- morrow. Ambition: Marry Judy and be a tool and die maker. Latill Club 1n2:3x4Q Radio Club 3,45 Key Club 3,45 Thespians 2,3,45 Speech Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Senior Play. I, Fred Fischer, will the hole in the Chemistry room ceiling to Mr. liockley as a warning to all future chemistry students. ALICE SUZANNE FLENNER 'Suz' What is life without love 7' Ambition: To settle down and try to make Chuck happy. GAA 2,3,45 1-li-Spots 2,35 Student Council 15 Library Science 2,35 Latin Club 25 Home Ec. Club 15 National Honor 45 Junior Achieve- ment 3,4. I, Sue Flenner, will my un- used government book to Susie Fletcher, who I'm sure will make good use of it. THOMAS EARL FRAZIER 'Be always sure you're right--then go ahead! Ambition: To be asuccess. Radio Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Key Club 3,45l-li- Spots 3,45 Visual Education 45 Latin Club 1,25 Student Council 2,35 National Honor 45 Buckeye Boys' State 35 Madison Singers 25 Choir 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 35 Musical Arts 3,45 J unlor Play. I, Thomas Frazier, will my ability to study to anyone who wants to get an educa- tion. GERALDINE FRYMAN 'Gerry' 'Eat, Drink, and be merry for tomorrow you ma: diet.' Ambition: To get out o school and to get married Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club3,4 GAA 3,4. I, Geraldine Fryman, wil my Southern accent to Mx McGee. 5.6 t. ,351 JOHN WILLIAM GATES 'Gator' 'It is better tobe silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.' Latin Club 1,2. I, John Gates, will nothing, because I am stingy. DENNIS GLADDEN 'An apple a day will keep the doctor away.' Ambition: To live a good, useful life and be a con- tractor. I, Dennis Gladden, will my ability to skip English to Jim Bates. SAUNDRA L. GLORIOSO 'All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players! Ambition: To complete four successful years of col- lege. Latin Club 1g2,3y4Q Y- Teens 2,3,43 Red Cross 1,2, 33 Thespians 2,3,43Nation- al Honor 43 Iii-Spots 2,3,43 33 Pep Club 2,3943 Cheer- leader 2,33 GAA 2,3,43 Mixed Ensemble 33 Choir 2,3,43 Junior and Senior Play. I, Saundra Glorioso, will my ability to study to my brother Tom, ERCLE GREEN!-IILL 'Ernie' 'You get out of school only what you put into it. Ambition: To amount to something. I, Ercle Greenhill, will my ability to get along with Mr. Miller to my Freshman brother Dewey. JEAN TERRY GROSS 'J eanne' 'It would be better if I would, but it's awful lone- some being good.' Ambition: To love and be loved. Y-Teens 21314: Spanish Club 23 Hi-Spots 1,2,33 Annual Staff 43 Pep Club 2,33 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Choir 23 Junior and Senior Play. I, Jeanne Gross, will my ability for keeping asecret to Mr. Joe Miller. MICHAEL A. C. GROZDANOFF 'Grozy' 'It takes a crisis to show what a man's really made oi.' Ambition: To become anu- clear physicist. Latin Club 1,2,3,43 Science Club 3,43 Thespians 2,3,43 Annual Staff 43 Co-Editor3 'M' Association 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,4Q Junior and Senior Play. I, Mike Grozdanolf, will all the happiness in the world to Funny. BETTY ANN HARBAUGH 'Bet' 'Smile and the world smiles with you3 weep and you weep alone. Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,43 Library Sci- ence 23 Pep Club 2,3,43 GAA 3,4. I, Betty liarbaugh, will my innocent way s to Carol Smith. JERRY KEITH HARGIS 'Tex' 'Never let school interfere with your education. Pep Club 3. I, Jerry I-largis, plumb for- got whut it were I will. 23 DONEEN JEANNE HARPER Steamboat Fear knocked at my heart's door3 Faith an- swered and no one was there.' Ambition: To be a school teacher, and to make other people happy. Hi-Spots 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2, 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Future Teachers 43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Junior and Sen- ior Play. PAUL DEAN HEUSS Duke' 'You can take them to school, but you can't make them learn. Ambition: To get along with my girl's mother. Football 2. I, Paul Heuss, won't. MORRIS I-IICKS God made earth and rested, God made man and rested, God made woman and since neither God nor man has rested. Ambition: To own the sharpest looking car in town. Basketball 1,2,3,43 Track 3,43 Baseball 1,23 M As- sociation 3,43 Spanish Club 13 Student Council 1. I, Morris Hicks, will my ability to miss easy shots in basketball gamesto Ray- mond Peterson. MARY MARGARET I-IINK The light of friendship is like the light oi phosphorus3 seen plainest when all around is dark. Ambition: To be a secre- tary- Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 GAA 2,3,43 Home Ec. 1,2, 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Thes- pians 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Choir 2,3 ,43 Hi-Spots 3, 43 Annual Staff, National Honor, Junior and Senior Playg Junior Achievement 1, Mary Hink, will my co- editorship of the Madison- ian to Barbara English. 24 THOMAS DAVID HITCHCOCK 'He that messeth around, often findeth himself in a mess with that which he messeth. Ambition: To get a job with two six months' paid vaca- tions per year. Boys' Chorus 1,2,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Ensemblesl,2,3,43 Senior Band 1,2,3,43 Pres. 43 Dance Band 1,2,3,43 In- strumental Ensembles 1,2, 3.4: Musical Arts 3,4 I, Tom Hitchcock, will my shady? jokes to Mariarma Latimer, JUDITH ANN HORVATH uWorry is like a rocking chair3 it can give you some - thing to do, but you don't get anywhere.' Ambition: To marry Skip, have our own home, and two kids. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 GAA 2,3, 43 Home Ec. 1,2,3y4Q Stu- dent Council 2,3g Junior Achievement3 National Honor 43 Annual Staffg Pep Club 2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,4. I, Judy Horvath, will my wonderful times as a Senior to Sonie Tucker. KAREN DIANE I-IOUT ' Karen' Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.' Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Y-Teens 3,43 Home Ec. 1, 2s Red Cross 23 National Honor 43 Girls' Chorus 13 Choir 33 Marching Band 1, 2,3,4. I, Karen Hout, will my position in Senior Band to Doris McLaughlin. GENITA MAY HOWELL 'Geeta' Let every man lookbefore he leaps. Ambition: To raise a iam- ily. Y-Teens 3,43 Speech Club 33 Thespians 3,43 Annual Staffg GAA 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Pep Club 1,2,3, 43 Junior and Senior Play. I, Genita Howell, will my four years of high school to my brother Larry. JANET LEE HOWMAN l4J'an, 'A smile is worth a mil- lion dollars, but it doesn't cost a cent.' Ambition: To be a secre- tary. Home Ec. 1,2,3,45PepClub 2,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3. I, Janet Howman, will my wonderful times at Madi- son to anyone who wants them. BURNS RICHARD HUGHES 'Burnsie' 'When I'm right no one remembers5 when I'm wrong no one forgets? Ambition: To be success- ful. I, Burns Hughes, will my ability to stay out of activ- ities to my cousin Wayne Vance. JOHN CHRISTIAN INDORF 'Woodchuck' 'Such is life.' Ambition: To be something :hat I'm not.' Spanish Club 3,45 Science '.Ilub5 Pres. 35 Boys' Cho- rus 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Frack 2,3,45 'M' Associa- ,ion 21374. I, John Indorf, will my abil- ty to goof off at the wrong ,ime to Garry Rice. SANDRA MARLENE J AYNES 'Sandy' Live, love, laugh, and be nappy.' Ambition: To be success- ul. , Sandra Jaynes, will my riving ability to Judy Eu- ett. RALPH E. JONES 'Rodolfo' 'That's kool, hal' Ambition: To get out of Mansfield, and join the Ma- rines. Football 1,25 Latin Club 1, 2. I, Ralph Jones, will my hoodlum haircut for ducks as he calls theml to Mr. Follett. MARTHA ELIZABETH KANZ 'Mart' 'Veni, Vedi, Vinci. Ambition: To succeed in whatever walk of life Imay choose. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 GAA 2,3, 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girls'Chorus 1. I, Martha Kanz, will the wonderful privilege of be- ing last year's Track queen to this year's Track Queen. JOSEPH GEORGE KAUFMAN P, G.' 'Things done half are nev- er done right.' Ambition: To hurry and get out of the Navy. 'M' Association 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Choir 1, 25 Football 1,2,35 Basket- .ball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2. I, Joe Kaufman, will my ability to play football to Dick Dickerson. JOYCE ANN KEISER 'Some people are like a blotter - they soak it all in and get it all backwards! Ambition: To be a secre- tary. Y-Teens 3,45 Latin Club 15 National Honor 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Choir 2,3. I, Joyce Keiser, will my worn-out shirthand tablets to my sister, Marilyn. ILIFF GOODWIN KIDD While we live, let's live in clover5 for when we're dead, we're dead all over.' Ambition: Tobeasalesman for a large post-hole dig- ging company. I, Iliff Kidd, will my cute haircut to Ozzie Osborn. ROBERT DENNIS KILGORE Bobo' 'Poco a Poco' Ambition: To marry a rich girl and to be a barber. Thespians 3,45 Speech Club 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 KM' As- sociation 3,45 Football 2,3, 43 Track 1,2,3,45 Junior and Senior Play. I, Bob Kilgore, will my football suit to Mr. Houn- shell, who needs it. ELIZABETH CAROLYN KUNERT 'Betty' Good humor makes all things tolerable! Ambition: To be an ele- mentary teacher. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Hi-Spots 1,2,3,45 Junior Playg National Honor 45 J unio r Achievement 3,45 Library Science 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Red Cross 25 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3, I, Betty Kunert, will my good times at Madison to Barbara l-loehn. RONALD EDWIN LEMON dR0nI 'Better late than never. Ambition: To get a good job. Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Mixed Choir 3. I, Ronald Lemon, will my ways with the agirls' to Mel Padgett. HAROLD EDWARD LOGAN Red' 'What are you doing, ask- ing me or telling ine? Ambition: Drummer in a Marine Band. Band 1,2,3,45 Track 4. I, I-Iarold Logan, will 50 cents to a hair fundfor Mr. Miller. DONNALEE LUCAS Muscles' It's better to keep your mouth shut and appear a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt.' Ambition: To be a nurse, and someday a housewife. Y-Teens 45 Home Ec. 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Pep Club 4. I, Donnalee Lucas, will my ability to work Algebra I problems to Pat Anthony. LAWRENCE GLENN LUEDY 'A si es la vido.' Ambition: To have a busi- ness of my own. Student Council 1,2,35 Key Club 3,45 Class President 15 'M' Association 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Boys' Chorus 1,25 Choir 1,2,35 Boys' En- semble 25 Football, Bas- ketball, Track 1,2,3,45 Jun- ior Play. I, Larry Luedy, will my ability to get caught talking in Chemistry class to any- one who can talk without getting caught. JANET RAE LUTZ Klan! 'Be it great or be it small do it right or not at all.' Ambition: To be a success ful wife to Kenny. Latin Club 1,25 GAA 2. 1, Janet Lutz, will my shy ness to Polly Ehrmantraut NEAL ANTHONY McCAFFERTY 'Mac' 'Greater men than I have died, and I'm not feeling so well myself! Ambition: To be a general in the Marine Corps. Latin Club 1,25 Boys' Cho- rus 1,2g Football 35 Base- ball 2,4. I, Neal McCaIierty, will Mr. Miller all my hair, provided he keeps it in a crew-cut. ALVIN LEROY McFARLAND 'Ike' 'fIt's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog.' Ambition: To go to college and study music and en- gineering. Latin Club 2g Science Club 3,43 Student Council 3: Na- tional Honor 4g Band 1,2, 3,4. I, Alvin McFarland, will my position as student di- rector of the band to Bob Wingert. PHYLLIS ANN McGEE Phy1 'Everything I like is either fattening, illegal, or al- ready taken.' Ambition: To own a tur- quoise Thunderbird, andan Oldsmobile for Johnny. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g GAA 2,3, 4g Annual Staff: Pep Club 2,3,4: Girls' Chorus 1,2. I, Phyllis McGee, will noth- ing, because Ihave nothing: until I get my Thunderbird, and I'm keeping that. KENNETH McINTIRE 'Ken' Ambition: To work in an office. 1, Ken Mclntire, will all my teachers to Bob Brock. LANNY ELLSWORTH McKOWN ullannyt 'When in doubt ...... don'tI' Ambition: Fisherman. Dance Band. I, Lanny McKown, will my day dreaming in class to Timmy Downing. WALTER LEROY MCLAUGHLIN usonnyl 'Never let school interfere with your education. Ambition: To own a mint green Thunderbird. Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3 ,4. I, Walter McLaughlin, will my second places on the track team to Doug Hull. SHERRY .TEANNE McMILLEN 'Mickey' It is better to be silent and thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt.' Ambition: To marry acer- tain boy from Lucas. Y-Teens 1,2,4g GAA l,2,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Ramettes 3. I, Sherry McMillen, will nothing because I need ev- erything for myself. MERRILL MATUCK Ambition: To be an edu- cated bum. I, Merrill Matuck, will my slightly used government book to anyone who will take it. JAMES LEE MERRICK 'Mumps' 'Men are used as they use others.' Ambition: To be asuccess. Latin Club 2,3 ,43 Visual Ed. 43 Student Council 33 'M' Association 2,3 ,43 Cla s s Pres. 33 Choirg Football 3, 43 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1:293:4. I, Jim Merrick, will my tea parties in Mr. Hock- ley's classes to anyone who likes tea. LARRY N. MILLER 'Miller' 'Scrub' Ambition: To go to Gioncho Hill. I, Larry Miller, will my ability not to horse around in class to all underclass- men. JANICE MARIE MOORE 'You can always workwhen there is nothing else to do. Ambition: To raise a foot- ball team. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Repres. 33 Red Cross 1,2,3,43 Hi- Spots 3,43 Annual Staifg Na- tional Honor 43 Latin Club 1,2,3,43 GAA 2,3,43 'Pep Club 2n3p4j Ramettes 2,3Q Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Mu- sical Arts 43 Marching Band l,2,3,43 Concert Band 2,3,43 Band Board 2. I, Janice Moore, will my freckles to anyone who can get rid of them. JUDITH ANN MOORE 'Judy' 'Embarrassment he quick- ly shows with blush as red as any rose.' Ambiton: To be a good wife to Jack and have a large family. Student Council 13 Junior Achievement 33 Latin Club 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Choir 13 Marching Band 1. I, Judith Ann Moore, will . .. ..,..,n,- ,Q MARIANNA MORITZ 'Morty' 'Live, love, laugh and be happy-' Ambition: To become an elementary teacher and get married. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 FTA 3,43 Latin Club l,2,3,43 Speech Club 33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Cheerleader 23 GAA'2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Choir 2. I, Marianna Moritz, will my quiet ways to my broth- er Tom, who needs them. ELLA LOUISE MOSER HMO, 'A good life is too short, but a good name endureth forever. Ambition: To work in a cer- tain Dairy Queen. Y-Teens 1,3,43 GAA 3,43 Pep Club 2,43 Home Ec. 13 Girls' Chorus 13 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,4. I, Ella Moser, will my ability to get along with history teachers to any un- derclassman who wants it. PATRICIA ANN MUNTAN 'To be or not to be, that is the question. Ambition: To be a secre- tary. Y-Teens 23 Spanish Club 23 GAA 3,4. I, Pat Muntan, will my American Government book to Velma Kemper. SAUNDRA GAHLE NADASON 'Sandy' 'All that glitters is not gold. Ambition: To be a nurse. Latin Club 1,2,3,43 GAA 2, 3,4. I, Saundra Nadason, will my ability to get my Latin to my sister LesLee. BARBARA NEUTZLING 'Barb' The only way to have a riend is to be one.' lmbition: To be success- ul and happy. 'ep Club 2,3,43 Latin Club 3 Y-Teens 3,43 Junior lchievement 43 GAA 1,2,3, 3 Girls' Chorus 13 Major- tte 13 Marching Band 1,2, ,43 Concert Band 1,2,3,43 Brass Ensemble 3. LONITA JANE NIEMANN Bonnie Self-trust is the iirst se- ret of success. .mbitionz To be a capable nd understanding teacher. '-Teens 1,2,3,43 Latin 'lub 1, 2, 3, 43 Future 'eachers 3,43 Red Cross 3 GAA 2,3,43 Pep Club 2, 3 Junior and Senior Playg irls' Chorus 1,2,33 Choir 3 Marching Band 1,2,3,4. Bonnie Niemann, will me cymbals to someone ho has good eardrums. MARGARET ANN O'CONNOR apegn l'he only way to have a iend is to be one.' mbition: To be success- 1 and happy in whatever io. -Teens 1,2,3,43 Latin .ub 1,2,3a4Q Student Coun- l 43 Junior Achievement GAA 2,3,43 Pep Club 2, 43 Junior Play3 Girls' torus 13 Choir 2,3. Peggy O'Connor, will my iving ability to any under- issman unlucky enough to t it. EDWARD JOSEPH 0'LEARY KEdl etter late than never. ibitionz To have a busi- ss of my own. lf 3,4. Ed O'Leary, will my xther, Ken, my seat in glish IV, hoping he will ,ke it. MARILYN MILDRED OHL LAMOI 'Aim high! There's plenty of room on the top shelf.' Ambition: To be a happy, successful wife. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Red Cross 23 Hi- Spots 23 National Honor 43 Student Council 43 Annual StaIf3 Pep Club 2,3,43 GAA 2,3,43 May Queen Atten. 3. I, Marilyn Ohl, will leave- taking Gilbert with me. JANICE ELAINE OSBURN MJOI 'Do unto others as you would have others do unto you.' Ambition: To be success- ful in whatever I do. Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Girls' Ch0I'llS 11273. I, Janice Osburn, will my bashfulness to Beatrice Ann Thompson. GUY MARTIN PASHIELICH 'Bud' 'A rolling stone gathers no moss.' Ambition: To b e c o m e a journeyman electrician. Radio Club 3,43 Band 2,3,4. I, Guy Pasheilich, will my ability to operate a radio transmitter to Mr. Hock- ley. BARBARA JEAN PETERSON 'Barb' 'To have afriend, you must be one.' Ambition: To have ambi- tion. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 1,23 Home Ec. 13 GAA 2,33 Girls' Chorus 1, 33 Choir 2,33 Girls' En- semble 3. I, Barbara Peterson, leave my ability to crash the lunch line to my two cous- ins, in case they need it. J UDITH PATRICE ' PHELPS 'Judie' 'To have a friend is to be a friend.' Ambition: To get out of school and live happily ever after. Y-Teens 3,43 G A A 3,43 Choir 2,3. l, Judie Phelps, will my ability to drive to a.nyone who wants it. LARRY POTH 'Life is what you make it.' Ambition: To be success- ful in life. Basketball 3,4Q Baseball 3, 4. I, Larry Poth, will my big, bad Ford to Ron Kanz. ESTHER MAE POWELL 'If a job is worth doing, do it well.' Ambition: To be a success in my secret ambition. Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3, 43 Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4Q Marching Band 1,2. I, Esther Powell, will my perfect attendance to any- one who needs it in the Freshman Class. DENNIS CHARLES RANSOM Klnennyl 'You only get out of school what you put into it.' Ambition: Having a million dollars and a new sports- Car. Boys' Chorus 1,23 Choir 1, 2, 33 Musical Arts 33 Marching Band 2,3,43 Dance Band 4. I, Dennis Ransom, will 50 cents to buy curlsfor some- one we all lmow. JOYCE ANN REED EIO! 'Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Ambition: To have a life- time of happiness lwith Davel. Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 13 Home Ec. 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 GAA 2,3,4. I, Joyce Reed, will my ability to get aSenior class ring to Lynn Buckingham. MARILEE RUTH RIGGLEMAN 'Lee' 'I know it's better if I would, but it's mighty lone- some being good. Ambition: To be a nurse, and to marry some poor unsuspecting male. Home Ec. 1,3,43 Student Council 33 Junior Achieve- ment 33 Science Club 43 GAA 1,3,43 Pep Club 4. I, Lee Riggleman, will my ability to make teachers nervous to Clara Rice. GORDON ROGERS 'Gordo' Ambition: To get my li- cense back. Latin Club 1p2Q Track 1, 23 Football 1,23 Band 1,2,3. I, Gordon Rogers, will my good behavior to my broth- er, Stanley. WILLIAM CARSON SANDERS 'Bill' 'A backbone will get you farther than a wishbone.' Ambition: To be able to keep a job. Student Council 2, 3, 43 Pres. 33 Annual Staffg Sci- ence Club 33 Junior and Senior Play, Stage Man- agerg Pep Club 2,3,4Q Boys' Chorus 13 Choir 13 Football 1,2,43 Basketball l,2. I', Bill Sanders, will my luck with injuries on the football team to no one,for no one would want it. CAROLYN SCHAUWECKER 'Worry is like a rocking chair5 it gives you some- thing to do, but you don't get anywhere! Ambition: The height of my ambition is about 6feet and male. Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. 1-l2v3J4Q 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,2, I, Carolyn Schauwecker, will my back seat driver's license to any nervousper- son taking driver's train- ing. JACQUELINE ANNE SCHEURER 'A backbone will get you farther than a wishbone.' Ambition: To be a good teacher. Speech Club 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3,45 National Honor 3,45 Library Science 25 Hi- Spots 1,2,3,45 Co-Editor 45 Thespians 3,45 Class Vice- Pres. 25 Junior and Senior Play5 Football Queen Atten. 45 GAA 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Musical Arts 3,4. I, Jacqueline Scheurer, will the use of my piccolo to Garry Rice. JOHN MAX SCHEURER 'I never let school inter- 'ere with my education! Ambition: To own a Cor- vette and be able to buy :as for it. Speech Club 35 Spanish Ilub 45 Student Council 45 M' Association5 Choir 1, ,5 Track 2. , John Scheurer, will my 'ord to anyone who will ake it to Cates'Junk Yard. IARY ANNE SCHWARTZ Do unto others as you 'ould have them do unto Ju.' mbition: To be a house- ife and later a registered irse. atin Club 1,25 Library :ience 2,3,45 Speech Club ep Club 2,3 ,45 Girls' Cho- is. Mary Anne Schwartz, ill my record of getting cked out of sixth period udy hall to Garry Rice. SALLYSUE SHANK As to our Senior year - here endeth, here begin- neth.' Ambition: To be a recep- tionist in an office. Home Ec. 1,2,3,45 Library Science 3,45 Annual Staff5 Junior and Senior Playg Girls' Chorus 1,2. I, Sallysue Shank, will all my chocolate fudge sun- daes and lettuce leaves, left from our Junior Class Play, to Joyce Daugherty. CAROLYN LOU SHAVER 'Lulu' 'All knowledge is not learned in school.' Ambition: To live in Ari- zona. Y-Teens 2,3,45 Home Ec, 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Red Cross 25 Junior Achievement 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, GAA z,a,-1, Board 35 Girls' Chorus 25 Choir 25 Track Queen Atten. 25 May Queen Atten. 3. I, Carolyn Shaver, will my position as a Senior to Frank Musgrove. SUE ILENE SHELL!-IAAS Susie' 'All things are possible to him who believeth! Ambition: To honor God in whatever I do. Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Red Cross 25 I-li-Spots 3,45 National Hon- or 45 GAA 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2. I, Sue Shellhaas, will my natural curly hair to Barb- ara Radabaugh. MICHAEL A. SIWEK 'Mike' Well, I ain't got mich to say.' Ambition: To take the flames off my car. National Honor 45 Track 3,4. I, Mike Siwek, will my teeth to Paul Troupe. EARL THOMAS SMITH 'Smitty' 'All's well that ends well.' Ambition: To own a brand new Line oln convertible and to try for only one girl. Pep Club 33 Football 1,2. 1, Tom Smith, win my abil- ity to get along with most of my teachers to anyone who can do it. RICHARD RAYMOND TREASE 'Dick' 'Love and learn, and live and lea.rn.' Ambition: To own a Cor- vette. I, Richard Trease, will my little car to a certain little girl - I . M. llett A ' 'A . eiili oell tiieee ' ee BOBBY GERALD SUTHERLAND EMERSON THORPE asudiesn -..-' kj rkryr rizhhh W Lrkxk. LVK: Viihrr i ::. 3 gouiel uBe sure you are right, 'A penny saved is a penn then 20 ahead-' letilil R . earned-' Ambition: To be a success H I f Ambition: To become . in whatever I do- lllii millionaire- 1, Bobby Suwerlfmd, will if Football 213,42 Baskefbal my Plymouth to my brother i le ' g Manager 4: Track 2. Rngern wig. - . r.:. 5, , tt s en t gt i s ig DENNIS EUGENE TERRY 'I oe' 'Try to get something for nothing! Ambition: To be a million- aire. Radio Club 3,43 Visual Ed. 1,2,3,4. I, Dennis Terry, will my good behavior to anybody who wants it. ROBERT AUTHUR THIERLEIN KBobl 'A backbone will get you farther than a wishbone.' Ambition: To be able to fix anything. I, Bob Thierlein, will my English book to whoever wants lt. THOMAS LEE TUCKEI 'Tuck' 'Good things come in sma packagesf' Ambition: To own a nc convertible and smoke b black cigars. Spanish Club lg Pep Cl' 25 Choir. I, Tom Tucker, will r big bad Ford to Dave Hard RUSSELL VASILOVIC 'Russ' 'Who me?' Ambition: To be a ric playboy and own a Co vette. Latin Club 1,2,3,4g Vi Pres. 35 'M' Associati 3,45 Track 2g Football 2,3,4g Senior and Juni Play. I, Russ Vasilovic, will! e ry Walker my ability stay away from girls. JUDITH ANN VOGEL 'Joni' 'Live, love, laugh, and be happy. Ambition: To have fun and to marry a handsome mil- lionaire. Home Ec. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4. 1, Judy Vogel, will my abil- ity to get along with cer- tain boys to Jutta Conradt. HAROLD ALBERT WALCK 'Bud' 'School is what you want it to be. Ambition: To be an elec- trical engineer. Spanish Club 35 Visual Ed. 45 Football 3,-lg Tennis 3,4. I, Harold Walck, will all my books to anyone who wants them. RUDOLPH M. WEISS 'Rudy' 'You may be on the top of the heap, but remember, you're still part of it.' Ambition: To be a success in life. Latin Club 1,2g Spanish Club 3,45 Visual Ed. 1,2,3, 4: Junior Achievement 35 Annual Staifg Pep Club 3,45 Golf 3,4. I, Rudy Weiss, will my curly hair and my sick Chevy to Ronnie Rabel. JOHN DAVID WHEATON 'Better late than never, but better never late.' Ambition: To be happy. I, John Wheaton, will ....... ,X X .a 3- k,w,m qw .C X fi , i li. : 3? ROBERT DONELY WHITE llB0bl 'Always be yourse1I.' Ambition: To be asuccess. Football 1,2,3g Basketball 1 2. I,, Robert White, will my height to any underclass- man who needs it. HOWARD DALE WILLS, JR. 'Butch' 'Where there's a Wills there's a way. Ambition: To own a new Oldsmobile convertible. Speech Club lg Spanish Club 15 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Boys' Choir 1. I, Dale Wills, will myself to any blue-eyed 5 foot, two-inch blonde who will have me. MARJORIE ANN WINDSOR 'Margie' 'Good, better, bestg never let it rest till the good is better and the better best.' Ambition: To own a pizza shop. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4g Home Ec. 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff: Pep Club 2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1: Senior Band 1,2a3r4. I, Marjorie Windsor, will my clarinet to anyone who will take it. LOUISE ANN WINGER ltwingyl 'Some people are like but- tons, always popping off at the wrong time.' Ambition: To be a good secretary, travel, and get married. Y-Teens 1,2,3,4: Home Ec. l,2,3: Student Council 35 Annual Staff: Pep Club 2.3, 4g GAA 21314. I, Louise Winger, will leave Skip Elliott to take over where I left off. 33 ROBERT EUGENE WITTEL Slim 'Always strive to make the best better.' Ambition: To go to college and to be a dairy techni- cian. Latin Club l,2,3,43 Science Club 33 Pep Club 2,3,43 Hi-Spots 23 Boys' Chorus 1,23 Senior Play. I, Robert Wittel, will my nickname to any under- classman who needs it. TERRENCE EUGENE WOLF 'Terry' 'The way to a man's heart is through his stomach! Ambition: To own General Motors. Student Council 23 Library Science 1,23 Hi-Spots 2. I, Terry Wolf, will my ability to stay out ot trouble to Wally Kaufman. MAX YEAGER 'Diddy' 'We get too soonOLDT and too late SCI-IMART.' Ambition: To become a store manager. Thespians 3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Annual Staffg I un- ior Play3 Boys' Chorus 13 Choir 13 Marching Band 2, 33 Concert Band 33 Band Manager. I, Max Yeager, will my al- gebra grades to my sister Dianne. 34 ROBERT FELLER YOHN Bea Bee Deas' You can't win. Ambition: To be a printer and to play baseball on the side. 'M' Association 43 Base- ball 2,3 ,4. I, Bob Yohn, will my love for girls to Melvin Ruby. MARCIA HEAN ZELLNER 'Marsh' Live, love, and behappy.' Ambition: To own a Cadil- lac like Mr. Follett wants. Y-Teens 1,2,3,43 Home Ec. 1,23 GAA 2,3,43 Library Science 13 Pep Club 2,3. I, Marcia Zellner, will all my fun in high school to Sandy Kissel. if A P IS L-dl-La X VL lof- CLLUQ '15af,. Mihai? Ave - , 2- A ,S lh ' F'?,'3 'P'3f' f I - Q . I 1' limi 'H E3AI,? - P ? 5530 CHA-9 A f 11.2 3 'R IT' ..... 'ff E is .Qi COACH ROGER C. MCGEE . Q Q .JVM . R I L E l 1 E EL 9 L ff Q ' COACH DALE HOUNSHELL COACH Rom-:RT YOXTHEIMER J-lm' Alb' Clic Man A E 1 2 - - fy A ,, l b A 2 E E E J E 1' V:m A mm - , I : ' E A Y K ,::.-: EEE V - id- .,. :grt 1 f ' 1. . Boyd Anthony Don Beer Ron Booth Roger Bosko Phil Brumm BMW Q9 Q ji nl. .nm Chelski Bob mchof J Ohn Indorf Bob Kilgore Laffy M94 This page sponsored by AL 81 RAY'S SHELL AND WRECKER SERVICE c ,QM . X X it 1 l 5 FS 'wgdf seed 1 . Q. li ilif fic bei? L'L t K ',.,.E ,,. V : 5- S 7,: K S - S or S' 5 K U ,,,.. me Q ,.. ..... 1 . Walt McLaughlin Jim Merrick Harold Walck Bill Sanders Russ Vasilov r .rr if l S S rf 1 Fred Basting Gordon Beal 41. 41 in 1 Dick Flick Carl Holzworth Doug Hull A 1 sf:-xs3.lp l .... Don Kaufman Bob Ludwig Jim Mitchell Lowell Mitchell Ken 0'Leary Ray Peterson WF' 3 Garry Rice .-...e ....... Charles Robinson Ron Selby Bob Smith sg 5? E kcgk it Y kg, E D ..... ........ ll ... -S Tom Steel Larry Takacs puke Thgmag Jerry Walker Hon W-VC-he? 37 Y YR? Uris .75 Chair Starry . The 1957 Madison Ram Football schedule was the toughest in the history of the school. The team came out 2-6-1. The most important thing is not winning, but learning from our mistakes. When the boys went out on the field, they went out with the idea of winning and they never gave up. Even though there were losses, the fellows never became discouragedg and always displayed their best sportsmanship. -.W 'x Joe Hill, Ward Walters. Paul Troupe, Robert Browning Keil, john r, jack Bosko, ride WPC nley C I2 d Blaylock, S Lelan ley, Bender, Larry I-'in E o I-' v. H 3.3 if U3Q ,-Eg Ugg 3 E252 v-ual E5 5. ,' 39 H-1 as 3 Carol Banks Pat Brown QW:-f x ' Queen Ruth Chelskl -fl 'HQ' Nancy Charters Jacquelyn Scheurer B E A Q S K U E T E B A E L L N THE QUEEN'S DANCE X BOB EICHOF CROWNS THE QBEEN THE QUEEN AND HER ATTENDANTS Arlene Tucker, Minnie Haynes, Sondra Tucker Delores Eulett Donald Kaufman Alex SChW9-nel' Dick Robertson Cn the hardwood courts .... Jim Merrick Bud Brubaker Raymond Peterson Richard Dudley Morris Hicks Luedy Bob Ludw ' 114:52 ' ' At the time of this writing the 1957-58 edition of the Madison Rams had compiled a 3-8 record. This record is not a true picture of the ball club. The Rams have suffered three 5-point losses out of the seven. Madison's round ball aggregation this year is a well-rounded team with a fighting spirit and a good following. Basketball fever has been on the increase throughout this The Rams lack height more than anything else. Regardless of this, they still get their share of rebounds. Hard luck has plagued the Rams a few times this season when the basket apparently had a lid on it. All in all, the team is a fine representative of good sportsmanship and Madison can be proud of them. Se3S0l'l . Coach Sutter is always conposed . . . never excited. ' K'3 i'3.?ff':Ei. r- : ,,V 'S : sig gh at , 32- 515 Emerson Thorpe wr Paul Troupe Mike Thomas Ronald Witchey ig sometimes we won .... Row 1: Ron Kanz, Doug Castle, Dean Cook, James Tackett, Vernon Parker. Row 2:Coach Bettiker, Earl Estep, Bruce Desterhaft, Dick Flick, Bob Winger, Mike Bradford, Ollie Dean, Jack Bosko, Gary Diamond. sometimes we lost. Row 1: Bill I-lerder, Fred Reiter, Larry Fankhouser, Tom Bender, Jim Young, Tom Brown, Tom Luedy, Harold Strang, Joe Hill,Manager. Row 2: Larry Tackett, Roger Force, Larry Howell, Marshall Glenn, John Henderson, Chuck Ludwig, Larry Kurek, Jim Rocco, Dave Thomas, Howard Heiser, Coach Miller. ITY Compiling a record of 9 wins and 5 losses the Mad- ison baseball club was the school's only winning team in 1957. In his first year as head baseball coach Mr. Robert Yoxtheimer guided Madison to its first city champion- ship since 1954 with a 4-0, 4-0 double header victory over the Mansfield Tygers. The Rams did this with a great desire to play base- ball and win. Their pitching staff was nothing short of great, yielding only 6 earned runs in 83 U3 innings for a phenomenal earned run average of 0.5. In the batting department it was adismal year. A team batting average of .165 is perhaps the lowest in Madison history. The team fielding average was .954. Every loss suffered by the baseballers last season was the direct result of errors in the field and weak hitting. lfthe pitching staff comes through and the hitting improves, it looks like a bright future for our Rams. Row 1: Jim Chelski, Wayne Holdsworth, Ron Kanz, Don Kauf- man, Ron Selby. Row 2: Coach Yoxtheimer, Charles Barnhill, Larry Poth, Bob Ludwig, Jim Merrick, Ray Peterson, Bob Yohn. Absent: Tom Craze, Roger Tupps, Ralph Kircher, Mike H MPS swim Grozdanoff. Robert YOXu'lel.I'!leI' I'h1s page sponsored by CLAPPER'S FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION AA Mary Hink 'QP Q.-rf , . 'if , . .:.:: 'ii g gi rkxkkl RFQ. Sonja Hedeen sv Q4 Queen Martha Kanz Carol Sue Leather wi' 'PUHQW . Marjorie Maginness Cinderbugs Gain Experience I Track is still a comparatively young sport at Madison.. It was started in 1952 by Mr. McGee. Last year's track team dis- played good desire and sportsmanship. They put forth their best effort all season long, although they did not win any of their meets. Hampered by not having a track to practice on, the Ram thinclads work themselves into condition on the football field. This year's track team is studded with Juniors and un- derclassmen. As a result, the coming team at Madison should be better than past teams. Track is definitely on the upgrind here at Madison . Row 1: Larry Luedy, Walt McLaughlin, Mike Siwek, John Indorf, Bob Eichof, Ron Witchey, Bob Kilgore, Tom Steel, Boyd Anthony, Morris Hicks. Row 2: Lowell Mitchell, Doug Hull, Wayne Kauf- man, Larry Berger, Doug Castle, Bruce Dester- half, Dick Flick, Leland Blaylock, Chuck Pryor, Tom Moore, Jim Woods, Coach Hounshell. Row 3: Dave Long, Richard Dudley, Bob Smith, Jim Rhine- Marianna Moritz Alice Cumby O'C Sandy Carns Peggy onnor Carol Banks Carolyn Shaver Sandy Rowman Ella Moser Penny Hazen Saundra Glorioso Queens of The Volleyball Court inda McFarland Barbara English Donnalee Lucas Sue Clark Pat Brown Lee Riggleman Janice Paula Weinbrenner Evelyn Drake Wanda Owens Yudy Groff Darlene Stoffer Ruth Chelski Doneen Harper Moore, Capt. -f ,V - ,if 'Y 5 if 2 m ........ A 1 ,.,.. f 2 '-w Lg 8 i Q 5 1 I Qi it 1hu. The Juniors follow confident! . Beck, Beverly Beer, David Beidelschies, Edward Bennett, David Berrier, Barbara Blackstone, James Blocker, Goerge Boals, James Boals, Thomas Boyle, Marcia Brook, Robert Buchanan, Sandra Buzzard, Margaret Byrd, Gale Carns, Edgar Carns, Sandra Casler, Kathy Columbus, Carol . ff! 1 2. V . yijffzgj ' ,,-' 'I' , ?'A4. 5:,, - - .W ,s gf W' I Ronald Witchey, President Jane Mowry, Vice President Sonja I-ledeen, Secretary Alex Schwaner, Treasurer Algor, Sandra Au, Rose Marie Bastings, Fred Bastings, Jim Baughman, Patricia Beal, Gordon Y, W W., 3 f t -2 'ifirffeaiais W ,.3u,,,,, f ., ..,.. ir 5 7-r , A r i ff' 35 ' xiii? ' M 4 Conradt, J utta Cornish, Nancy Cox, Dudley Crawford, Carolyn Cumby, Alice Dickerson, Judith Dudley, Richard Edlund, Linda Eggerton, Betty Ehrmantraut, John Elliott, Paul Emrick, Alinda English, Barbara Fenton, Dorothy Fischer, Judith Fishburn, Keith Fletcher, Susan Foote, Gladys Fraze, Janet Germann, Charles Glorioso, Thomas Gnagy, Paula Green, David Griggs, Robert Groff, Judith Hardy, David Harner, Melvin Harter, Judith Hartman, Martha Haynes, Charity Hazen, Penny Hendrickson, Sue Heuss, Sandra Hickson, David Holzworth, Ca.rl Hoover, Sandra .VW ,.... -,.........,.uw-.qw A -. rv - ,:. X he vw J . lt 'N sem ii. 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Welty, Viola Wharton, Maxine Wheaton, John Winebrenner, Paula Wingert, Robert Wood, Betty Wright, Robert Zellner, Arthur Zellner, Carol Zimmerman, Ronald Bowman, Carol Bowman, Sandra Cipgis Frank K1 wgll, Carol Kif ner, Hi ma Kimmel, Carol Klapproth Barbara Klapproth, Carol Z ff' The Sophomores have reached halfwa . ,e. Richard Senteri, President 95 ,V, Bruce Desterhait, Vice President Aumend, Robert Backensto, Monya Backensto, Ronald Baker, Thomas Balliett, Joanne Balliett, Sandra Bates, Mary Arm Beehner, Bonme Bemiett, Connie Berger, Larry Blackstone, Judith Blaylock, Leland Block, Roslyn Boals, Betty Bolenbaugh, Phyllis Bosko, Jack Bowman, Roderick Bradford, Michael '53 if , ' 4, e xi, Fif -2? t My -.:' W - x 5 ,. ' fi' l Cp ii We l I uf I - f' K 'P agx H -' . I ' , . .atm 'ef l .e t U it ,si f 4 Ai' T , F A 'e-. 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Routine greets the Freshmen. ,,..,, 1.1, Beck, Martha Beer, Kathrine Bender, Thomas Billingsley, Judy Blamer, Clyde Blandi, Jack Boroff, David Bowman, Patti Brokaw, Shirley Brook, Marylou Brown, Drucilla Brown, Thomas Brubaker, Robert Bruce, Larry Burdine, Joyce Burrows, Douglas Butler, Grover Byerly, Barbara ' we i . ..,, -i ,X 6 , 9 l Y P' 5.-'li kills . P P, H 1- gs 1 ' - . .nv U I ., il, ..-,,, 1, gg., ., it d . 3 , 4 L iii!! g, QQ I gs, i ,Ei ,- ir - is ,sf , we ,,-. , . Sharon English, President Larry Howell, Vice President Nancy Harmon, Secretary Charles Ludwig, Treasurer is , Albers, Marilyn Ammons, Marcia Anderkin, Gail Armstrong, Sue Barnes, Camella Bates, James Na ,X ,, ii S, Q .. f , Ka., ki 1 . .w Rx J H: A 'WS' if-r fEl'ffl'J Y 5 I , ia-,3 1 iw , ,. 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A Q ,, wr A, ,J , , ,ilk ' ff,.': ' X ., U M' W ' ,Mull-,i M 9' 'iw mhwnmNl H n ff Not Pictured: Dickerson, Georgeg Doll, Sheliag Fluke, Joyceg Hendrickson, Sueg Jacobs, Nancyg Km , Robertg McDonough, Jeang Maiyer, Davidg Noe, Randyg Reamsnider, Maryg Shafer, Virgilg Wertz, Larry McGuire, Kathleeng Pasheilich, Sharong Grandel, Edwardg Webb, Chesterg Hiser, Douglasg Gaston, Howard Shutt, Larryg Stitler, Dang Strang, Harold. SMOKEY JOFPS CAFE GET YOUR KISSES! STRIKE UP THE BAND! WHO DAT? Anrvnrmv r-mM1:'o fb ..,f 32. . S ,, sf A ., . ., f - V -.,..f JS --SW ,SW A wi MNA ,, ' , 45 l 9 , -......,, iXx f O ,num V1 'L 'xv sr? 5. any 34 lin. fiv- K fx lx K Wm I .2 kmgmf Y W if. hr A rg' E National H onor Society Membership in the Wayne E. Miller Chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society is the highest honor that Madison High School can confer. The National Organization was founded and is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary School Principals. The National office is in Washington, D. C. The names of all permanent members are on file there. Members are chosen by a faculty committee on four virtues: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. The faculty committee consists of Mrs. Ewing, Miss Wiseman, Mr. Kopcial and Mr. Dowler. J uniors and Seniors are chosen for this organization. Juniors become probationary members during an induction service. At graduation, Seniors become permanent members. Officers of the club are: Thomas Brightbill, Presidentg Thomas Frazier, Vice President, Jackie Sheurer, Treasurer, Sue Flenner, Secretary. MRS. RUTH EWING Row 1: Grozdanoff, Tom Frazier,Jackie Scheurer, i0S0v Fred Fischer, Alvin McFarland, Betty Kun' Sue Flenner, Tom Brightbill, Ruth Chelski. Row ert. Row 3: Joyce Keiser, Sue Shellhaas, Mar- 2: Marcia Dunham, Judy l-Iorvath, Saundra Glor- ilyn 9311, Janice Moore, Karen HO!-lb Mary Hink- Madison's I958 Hall of Fame Club Saundra was very active in school work and organizations. She was co-editor of Hi- Spots, belonged to National Honor Society, G A A Y Teens Mixed Choir and Latin THOMAS FRAZIER Some of Tom's activities were: Key Club, Hi-Spots, Science Club, Latin Club, Student Council, National Honor Society, and was a representative to Boys' State. SA UNDRA GLORIOSO FRED FISCHER Fred participated in many activities during his four years at Madison. He belonged to Latin Club, Radio Club, Key Club, Thes- pians and National Honor Society. MICHAEL GROZDANOFF Michael served as co-editor of the Mad- isonian, headed our class as a Sophomore, belonged to M Association, Latin Club, Thespians, Science Club, and National Honor Society. Our Representatives to GirI's State and Boy's State Each year Madison High School sends representatives to Girls' State and Boys' State. They are chosen on the basis of scholastic standing, leadership, citizenship, and participation in school activities. Jacquelyn Scheurer was Madison's rep- resentative to Girls' State, held at Capital University. While there, she was amemher of the Nationalist Party and was appointed to the Board of Elections. She was spon- sored by the American Legion Auxiliary. Larry Luedy, Thomas Frazier, and Ron- ald Booth represented Madison at Boys' State, held at Camp Perry. Larry was a member of the Federalist Party and served as city solicitor in the city of Denny. Tom served as police chief of White City. He was a Nationalist. Ron was the Nationalist representative to the House of Representa- tives from the city of Cobb. The boys were sponsored by the American Legion. Ron Booth is not pictured. Row 1: Dave Moore, Genita Howell, Morris Hicks, Carolyn Shaver, Marilyn Ohl. Row 2: Jim I-lill. Doug Castle, Bob Brubaker, Jane Mowry, Sue Fletcher, Jackie Scheurer, Wayne l-Ioldsworth, NanciWald, Tom Steel, Ron Witchey, Sharon English, Jackie Thieding. Row 3: Richard Trease, Ronald Schufi, Bill Saunders, 1 ' Alvin McFarland, Carolyn Robinson, Minnie Hayes, Leland Blaylock, Pat Bell, Peggy O'Connor, Joyce M' --h.a QE ' F, Ri, . B Keiser, Marilyn Albers, Mike Siwek. Student Council 'keeps order Junior Achievement for business-minded students The Junior Achieve- ment of Mansfield this year is composed of nine com- panies. Madison contribu- ted agreat number of mem- bers to these companies. Junior Achievement gives the student a chance to learn the way a business is run, such as selling stock to make capital to start a business, deciding on and producing a product, sell- ing the product, and finally sharing in the profits. Row 1: Judy l-lorvath, Carolyn Shaver, Dick Price, Charles Germarm, Don Kauf- man. Row 2: Sandy Algor, Jean McGee, Linda l-losey, Barbara Lyons, Judy McKin, Melvin l-larner, Errol Earick, John Ehrmantraut. Row 3:Dennis Gladden, Dennis Terry, Joe Kaufman, Nancy Charters, Betty Kunert, Janice Moore, Sue Flenner, Evelyn Mortz, Holzworth, Joe Kreis, Doug Hall, Sonny McLaughlin. Drake, Phil Brumm. Ron Schuff. Row 4: Joyce Daugherty, Marianna Linda Edlund, Edward O' Leary, Marcia Zellner, Harold Walck, Carl 67 The Library Science Club Row 1: Bob Eichoff, Sandy Paul, Doneen Harper, Betty Kunert, Alaine Emrick, Sandy Carnes, Pat Emrick, Bob Kilgore. Row 2: Barbara English, Judy Fischer, Bonnie Niemann, Penny Hazen. Row 3: Maurice Reardon, Leland Blaylock,Rom Jamison, Phyllis Miller, Sue Solar, Katherine Thrush, Laura Nezrick, Ruth Cashell, Jackie Thieding. Row 4: John Ehrmantraut, Kay Lutz, Nancy Harmon, Sue Armstrong, Clara Rice, Mariamia Moritz, Gaye Hopkins. Row 5: Jerry Miser, Darlene Stoffer, Marilyn Folmer, Judy McLaughlin, Dorothy McBride, Susan Downs, Saundra Glorioso. The Future Teachers Association of Madison isa member of the Future Teachers of America. The club here at Madison was organized in 1952 with Mr. Wayne Miller as the ad- visor. The purpose of the club is to cultivate in the minds of the students a desire to become teachers. The club makes an annual trip each Spring to the grade schools where they teach a class for the day. This gives members a chance to observe class- room attitudes and activi- ties. Dues are Z3 cents a year. This year the officers were: Barbara English, President, Judy Fischer, Vice presidentg Bonnie Nei- man, Secretary, and Penny Hazen, Treasurer. Future Teachers Library 5Ci6l1C6 is a Service Organization which meets once a month in the li- brary. The students in the club discuss ways of improving li- brary facilities for the student body. To become a member, a student must either be a mem- ber of the Library Staff or have the desire to be one. At present there are thirty-one members who are headed by General Chairman, Sallysue Shank. There are no dues in the club. Mrs. Mishey is the advisor. 68 i Row 1: Lynn Buckinham, Sharon Peterson, Sharon English, Carol Peterson, Barbara Thierlin, Betty Keller. Row 2: Corrine Morelli, Judy Fischer, Betty Kunert, Gerry Fryman, Saundra Glorioso, Sallysue Shank. Row3:Jean Saunier, Joan Ruley, Barbara Hoehn, Lindi Davis, Marilyn Angle, Rosalyn Block, Vivian Harris. Row 4: Judy Brittain, Dixie Smith, Leslee Nadason, Linda Knowlton, Doris McLaughlin, Shirley Walters, Carol Kidwell. The Key Club was or- ganized last year at Madi- son by the Kiwanis Club of Mansfield. This club is a service organization for the school just as the Kiwanis Ilub is a service organiza- :ion for the community. The Joys are chosen from the 'reshman class by the fac- ilty. To be qualified, they nust have high moral and scholastic standings. Row 1: Larry Luedy, Ron Witchey, Ray Peterson, Tim Downey. Row 2: Roger Force, Robert Wingert, Mike Thomas, Jim Hoehn, David Moore, Tom Baker. Row 3: Tom Bender, John Indorf, Fred Fischer, Tom Frazier, Tom Brightbill, Barry Ferguson. Row 4: Alvin McFarland, Mike Bradford, Ronald Cunning, Jim Harlan, Bill Herder. Key Club offers service Visual Education offers assistance The boys in the 'Visual Education' show educa- tional movies in the class- rooms and set up chairs s before assemblies. The s' membership is limited to 18 boys who must have good grades in all subjects in order to be eligible. 1 Row 1: Rudy Weiss, Richard Jackson, Tom Brightbi11,Dennis Terry, Ron Booth, Tom Frazier. Row 2: Frank Musgrove, Dennis Gladdin, John Keil, Melvin Harner, Den.ny Vogel. Row 3: Mr. Hockley, Harold Walck, Joe Kreis. 40 Row 1. Ron Booth, Fred Fisch- er, Tom Frazier, Guy Pasheil- ich. Row 2: Mike Grozdanoff, Judy McKim, Judy Fischer, Tom Baker, Dick Price. Row 3: Barry Shoup, Adam Holtz- miller, Dennis Gladden, Ronald Reger. Row 4: Tom Brightbill, Mr. Hockley, Dennis Terry. Radio Club studies X R short - wave The Madison Amateur Radio Club came into being last year and meets in the physics lab during regularly scheduled activity per- iods, Its prime purpose is to foster an interest in electronics through ham' radio. Several of the members are licensed oper- ators who enjoy talking to other hams all over the world. The club owns and oper- ates ham station K8-ENA, located in the high school, Mr. Hockley is the club's ad - visor. The club, with its licensed station, is the realization of the Senior members' This page sponsored by BERNARD'S MENS WEAR goal since 1954. I- Pl IJIIWIIVII HY TNI' X .LA 1 4.4-vw'--M.,. ..-Lx 1--uvwxxu x4.n,U SPGDT5 I S'l'lfI'1z'.X'TS UF MAIIISON HIGH SCTHUUI. wx, . .,. J GOTO PRESS - ' 4 Us VRIP Madison wins 16 ECOIIIHIIIICCS For :lil SLUPAEFE VIN Al' I ,' 1 4' 5 0 'H - 1 . ' , S 1 ., d .X. WA .lmxw Vu l'llS wi er. 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Ge Q15 ,xliimhil KWH- SlW'l fV F Shvllhgxaxs, lhyllih tilllll Tum Hiichcnvk, lnrmrlsg R89 Aga Q1 . . oe , TS ,sl-X bprzxrxg, lows-ll JUUIISHII, bzhx-'E ' 'A WMM- h11Lgg'4- Nl ywxwsg Imvili Ucwhlsxwrilm llllfii , flfgk-in ', 4, ER A llmmzxlfl Schuff, hussvs. Echffll' I'IOldS Bflllqllef .Hn S of 1' HHH UIISUYNIXM' was 1113410 NVE A g,m,lw,., ,MH Mk ,Wm ill th., l,isNSm' 'I Miss Esther , , xl-n -1, x Ad. I vi z ' A 1 oi Ixzxrvn Mmkv, S:u,1mI1'z1 fllfvz'1srw,1,Chm,1 L.3g',.1,.5g1, Ag figem fm HXIAA1-I, A - X' 1 X I , L Mm, 91S01' Speak for Yourself The Speech Club is an organization for stu- dents who are taking speech. Its purpose is to help the students obtain a better understanding of the importance of good speech and to give them training in speech, Each class has a sep- arate club. Miss Stout, the speech teacher, is advisor to both clubs. Officers are: Leland Blaylock, Presidentg Pat Anthony, Vice President, Dianna Scott, Sec- retary, Melinda Davis, Treasurer. Officers are: Russ Vasilovic, Presidentg Pat Bell, Vice President, Joyce Daugherty, Secretary, Tim Porch, Treasurer. The Madison Thespians is adramatics group made up of students who are interested in the theater. Each prospective member must present an example of his acting ability before he is accepted as a member. Members are chosen by a try-out committee, and membershipislimited to 35 persons. The group takes an annual trip to see a play in Cleveland and sponsors an assembly at which time they present a play. Officers are: Fred Fischer, President, Judy Dickerson, Vice President, Carol Banks, Sec- retary, Penny Hazen, Treasurer. Miss Eileen Stout II the worId's a stage .... any I I illluf Row 1: Mike Thomas, Leland Blaylock, Pat Bell, Row 4: Sonnie Tucker, Sandy Paul, Ricky Sentiere, Bob Kilgore, Mary I-link, Mike Grozdanoff, Marcella Nancy Charters, Dianna Scott, Melinda Davis, James l-leisz. Row 2: Carol Banks, Permy Hazen, Fred Bayer, Jerry Kulka, Gene Epps. Row 5:SharonSwlsh- : er ' Fischer, Judy Dickerson. Row 3 Robert Wingert, Russell Sprang, Ronald Shuff, Dennis Vogel, Barbara Hoehn, Kathy Casler, Corrine Morelli, Shirley Long. 7 Jacquelyn Scheurer, Dave Moore, Gemta Howell, Price, Saundra Glorioso, Max Yeager. S S,-' w,,b,,.,-ws A 4' 2 O N--x. nfs? , Senior Pla DIET OF DATES' Directed by ........... Mrs. Charles Farry The Cast Berry Fallansbee ............. Mary Hink Bob Cook . . .. . Dot Davidson ..... Axel Sampson ..... . . . Bob Kilgore . . . Jeanne Gross RonBooth Mildred Fallansbee .... .... N ancy Charters Bill Fallansbee .... . . . Mike Grozandoff Tom Fallansbee, Sr. . . . . . Russell Basilovic Tom Fallansbee, Jr. ...... Wayne Holdsworth Daphne Murchinson .... ..... J udy Horvath Irma Murchison. . . . . . . Sallysue Shank Peg Bancroft ............ Jackie Scheurer Abdel Bir Idn, Fuzzein ....... Tom Brightbill Sidi Hazin E1 Saud Ben Ahmad . . Fred Fischer Ernestine Klautzer. . . . . . . . Donneen Harper Pffazimah ........ Jane Miller ...... Ann Brown .... Johnny White ....... -::. E J E k is 'B . . .Saundra Glorioso . . . . .Carol Banks . . . Genita Howell . . . . . Robert Wittel mber 20 and 21 the Senior Class Nove presented Diet of Dates. This was a three-act comedy built around a royal prince who came to live with an Amer- ' ' ' ' h hool ican family. While attendinghig sc a foreign exchange student, he man- as aged to attract all the girls in town - . . d much to the distress of the boyfrien s. bad luck came to the boys when More their plan to get even with the prince back-fired. Just at the peak of con- fusion, some misunderstandings were rectified. The boys got their girlfriends back and the prince was forgiven. Under the very able direction of I Mrs. Farry, the cast learned a grea nd found much enjoyment pro- deal a ducing their play. The language may be dead. . A cat sedebat on our fence As laeta as could beg Her vox surgebat to the skies, Canebat merrily. My clamor was of no avail, Tho' clare did Conspexit me with And winked her Quite vainly ieci I cry. mild reproof, alter eye. boots, a lamp, Some bottles and a bookg Ergo, I seized my pistol, et My aim cum cura took. FELIS I had six shots, dixi, HYe gods, May I that felis killln Quamquam I took six of her lives The other three sang still. The felis sang with major vim, Though man's aim was true, Conatus sum, putare quid In tonitru I'd do. A scheme advenit in my head Scivi, 'twould make her wince-- I sang! Et then the hostis fled Non eam vidi since. --Tennessee Universit Magazine Any student taking Latin or having completed second year Latin is eligible for membership in Latin Club. The club is planning a Roman banquet this year. Mrs. Beatty is the advisor of both clubs. Officers are: President ..... . . . Charles Roberts Vice President .... ...... S usan Downs Secretary .... .... Dc rothy McBride Treasurer. . . .... Ricky Sentiere PUER EX JERSEY Puer ex Jersey Iens ad schoolg Vidit in meadow, Infestum mule. Ille approaches O magnus sorrow! L Puer it skyward Funus TOMORROW. Mrs. Helen Beatty M o r a 1 Qui vidit a thing Non ei well-known Est bene for him Id relinqui alone. --Anonymous but there's lots of life here. Miss Evelyn Wiseman -mun-U vuaonnngg- fs, I 5 - .,3q.,3.9 ? U 0 ix l 4-A'-V ,gg K f Q 35 A A ' Q 2 A, s EV? - '.:1 -1 Y M A ' X ' y x U 1 fi 1. 2 0 1 5:5 .Q n f 13 f- .H V -i ' ,vw-eg ,+ W .A ,J 6.53: , Qfbs ' V' .,u'56g 'T:-'I Y 3,5 - 11 Q '-'QE ss , . Y- - ,Q , Aff, I 1 1: I N -- 5 A .SWL ,T f:15':s L if Y i1f: lz4f, . ,g, , qv, if 0 R , 4-5 .A . u f fwss' . Kin ., H Q, inf? - sissy -- W 73 . , I 55 x-U, 4 M iw 'GIDDY UP HORSET' rl NS- W I I W ' 1' f ff 1 if if -A XXXNXX Y-Teens help build O 0 O O MARY HINK, PRES. UR. 6 SRJ PAT ANTHONY, PRES. QFR. a s0PH.J 1 '11 sk ' 9:- f-4 'ANNA-'i-'-LM--X' N A ' in .W lx X, J 1 Jllmmv In order to become a member of the h ve had Home Economics Club, a girl must a f Home Economics, or at least one year o h is a freshman she must be taking if s e , Home Economics. The main project of the year is the Mother-Daughter Banquet which is held in the spring. Officers are: President ..... . . Vice-President . . . . . . . . Linda Edlund Marjorie Windsor . .Carolyn Shaver . . . .Jean Saunier Home Economics. Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer. . ........ Mrs. Slage is advisor of ,.QLV.iL, U To become a member of G.A.A., the girls must work for points in their Fresh- man yearg then in their Sophomore year they are eligible to join. Members receive points for taking part in the program, such as serving on com- mittees, taking part in gymnastic sports, and other school sports activities, and awards are given for points earned. Miss Fervier is the advisor of the or- ganization. 'Gif' G Row 1: Marilyn Dilley, Carol Fankhauser, Sue Luedy, Pat Anthony, Barbara English. Row 2: Pat Schisler, Miss Fervier, Susa.n Downs, Car- olyn Shaver, I udy Horvath, Penny Hazen. Girls take part in school sports ...If THE Ai Mr. Dale Hounshell, advisor Tom Steel, M.V.P. Football John Indorf, Touchdown Trophy Ron Whitchy, Most Improved J. Kaufman L., Luedy U. Beer h fre. Y- K A Q .. - 1 '.f'1f? B if R' Bosko J. Scheurer P. Brumm B. Sanders B. Anthony B ,hhro or .rf N , K K. . .- . it :hx :Q A ,,!,.. 5 . ., 5 - .1 E Wil ww 4 E H if ' nr N J. Chelski M, Hicks .-W, R. Booth B. Kilgore ,,.j l 3, F. Fischer B. Yohn , . ,Q 13 N ,, '-if A' ff Q 5- ' 21 W. McLaughlin H. Walck J. Merrick W Q M. Grozdancf! B. Brubaker V. :.. B . ii D G. Rice I. Walker D, Kaufman ' 1 f be . . - Mr. Blame Dowler, Athletic Director rrr o r B R. Shelby G. Beal C. Robinson in L I . Bastings D. Hall R. Peterson L. Mitchell ...e D ii 2 'x K, 0'Leary L. Takacs Q A L J L F. CipriSS D. Gladden B. Ludwig '25 Bob Eichof, M.V. Off. Lineman Carl Holzworth, M.V. Del. Lineman .VX X7 Wayne Holdsworth, M.V.P. Baseball ASSOCIATIG pn WWE '32 yi-L-I4 j ' 0 A he ' -ez,, f 1 ' 'Wffiy Qsiig? mb fi vii' i Q 'KE - fi 1 ' ...,x1.W'f' 'Q -J 1 4' 'C 3 rv lf- bt . njl ,Q Q 'L K 5 M:-51 ui, .5 8 fi li gh M: ' A o-Wzfrv' ji' O I I 1 ---...Z ' v959J:'!l5 f 0'-5 fr X '-' f w' 'V .fvxjnlfi ,' o 04 w ,.,,,:. .N 4 QQ' S fs i' Q vf wg Er Q a if 'W 2 QV Q .. sri fx as Q . Q f Q Q f '. lr K' K x .4 41,6 at , 6 A -:lf gi an 'yi A ,NWA 9 4 ' AQ h k f A I5 an a. me X 'fx H x qi 5 Q. ' -:W 1.2 Q' , in K K E1 E.: 3 g f N- X XL U' Q x - 2. g. Y. , F x f ' '51 .. 'Y 391.5 E' Eff ' g pk! ' I Hb TY. 1 P K 5 ying, X J, gfwq f'r . i in bQf'f'+-5' 0 Q' if 'X ,,fQ3:' f' Q, 'pq M- me- 5 MY f Q,-.1 J 1 ,. ,,9l i sswfg f L' QV' X ' 5. wb 7,055 ,J .Wim 4-k Q Si? X gf ,m., , V B A A Y W . mf.h '42 ' . h I f .. f 1 1 M . .- S v an 1 e ....f M 5, if ' . A . X ..,Q..y .v.. Junior Band and Vocal Ensembles Row 1: Tom Hitchcock, Joe Kaufman, Tim Downie, Bill Herder. Row 2: Herman Reiter, Larry Howell, Doug Burrows, Gene Epps, l Row 1: Alaine Emirck, Drucilla Brown, Phyllis Miller, Pauline Kent, Charlotte Wittle. Row 2: Marylou Brook, Linda Knowlton, Janet Miller, Joan Paxton, Sheila Hughes, Carolyn Elliott. and the Madison Singers in i is Row 1: Judy Dickerson, Dorothy McBride, Jane Mowry, Saundra Glorioso. Row 2: Sue Shellhaas, Priscilla Kaufman, Pat Schisler, Esther Powell, Gloria Nixon, Kathy Casler. Row 3: Tom Hitch- cock, Gene Epps, Herman Ritter, Ron Schuff, Lowell Johnson, Tom Baker, Tim Downie. Pianist: Dorothy McBride, Saundra Glorioso, Kathy Casler, Jane Mowry, Gloria Nixon, Pat Schisler, Esther Powell, Priscilla Kaufman, Dollie Au, Sue Shellhaas Judy Dicker SOD. Row 1: Donna Kaufman, Barbara Paramore, Marilyn Dilley, Arlene Tucker, Joyce Fluke Row 2: Marilou Brook, Leslee Nadason, Kay Beer, Rosie Au, Nancy Harmon Carol MnGintv. of-'X .P 1 it if 2 2 Choir officials: Row 1: Sonnie Tucker, Carol Crownover, Dianna Scott, Saundra Glorioso. Row 2: Sue Shellhaas, Bonnie Ninmann. .Indv Dir-lmrnnnl Rnnald Gr-hnff A collection of th Director Mr. Robert C. Smith 5 ff 1 izafz c 5 The Madison High School Choir is under the direction of Mr. Robert Smith. The choir presents annually the Christ- mas Concert, the Spring Concert, and an Easter Assembly. Madison High now has a music de- partment for the first time. Included in this department are twolarge rooms for rehearsals, offices, smaller prac- tice rooms, and storage rooms for both choir and band. N, .Y KL. , ii! ,O inest voices at M. H. . , T-lf X ri'--ref, xv Q 1 '0a3-3 .ggi Q nuiffiffg 'fjg - ieanmixalurm., ke, Rvnggnss, qs ,153 'U N X l 14 .,,,,,guaEn-muy' Qu wigs ,msgs nanny: :Af . . . .V 'n ul' Tenor Soloist: Richard Price 'till-iifffw-.a'2.f.olr1 iii 5 2 if . . g 5 T T .E A ii JE . 3 2 f ' I 1 P Efrg tg S i 5 I T 1 The 1057-1958 Choiriscomposedof 74 members. The officers are: Judy Dickerson, Presidentg Ronald Schuff, Vice Presidentg Sue Shellhaus, Secre- taryg Dianna Scott and Carol Crown- over, Librariansg Saundra Glorioso and Sandra Tucker, Robe Chairmeng and Dick Price, Soloist. i . :S Y 5 Acconpanists: Row 1: Sandra Paul, Judy Dickerson. Row 2: Marilou Brook, Dorothy McBride, Carol Lautzenhiser, Barbara McFarland. Row 1: Stanley Rogers, Tim Downie, Joe Hill, Sandy Paul, Da.nny Kennedy, William Herder, Joe Kaufman. Row 2: Douglas Burrows, Richard Sentieri, Gene Epps, Larry Tackett, Ronald Lemon, William Wellborn, Thomas Luedy. Row 3: George Schaefer, Hermann Reiter, Harry Webb, Charles Ludwig, Larry Howell, John Henderson. Boy's Chorus and GirI's Chorus offer vocal opportunit Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories Sorry, this page is unavailable. Turn to the next one and you'll find more memories genifa .yowefy MADISCDNIAN Q UEEN We come now to the end. There is no more, yet there is everything. llere we add the 'finishing touch to a year that has meant a lot to all of us - a year filled with events that will bring pleasant memories to us always. The kids we knew and associated with, the things we did and said, the people who have helped us climb the ladder of life, the subjects we struggled through and enjoyed falthough we wouldn't admit ity the humorous things that happened in class, and the little things. To all of these things and to all of these people we bid a fond farewell. Q H NVE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958! 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WELL DRILLING and PUMP INSTALLATION COOLRIDGE HEIGHTS Phones: LA 2-8905 - SK 5-0162 I OE KUNZ'S TEXACO SERVICE LUBRICATION -:- WASHING POLISI-IING -:- TIRES 423 N. Main MANSFIELD, OHIO Pho'1e: LA 4-7935 R I C H L A N D CONCRETE BLOCK 6 TILE CO. CONCRETE BLOCKS AND DRAIN TILE STEEL CASEMENTS CEMENT PAINTS 805 East Ave. East MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: PY 3-7604 LAN TZ GROCERY LUNCH MEATS BEER and WINE CARRY OUT South Main at Cook Road MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: LA 4-3621 Compliments of GERBER CLEANERS 162 South Main Street MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 2-3901 YUNCKER'S SPORTING GOODS ATHLETIC SUPPLIES 155 Cline Avenue Phone: SK 6-2866 PENNY'S HARDWARE Where Every Cent Is Well Spent So Main at Cook Road MANSFIELD, OHIO OPEN 8 TO 8 DAILY Free Parking - Delivery Service Phone: LA 2-3062 N A TI O N A L ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 72-78 N. Walnut Phones: LA 4-5503 - LA 4-1042 H. 6 H. COAL 61 ASPHALT PAVING CO. 194 W. Sixth Street Phone: LA 2-0181 TI-IE MANSFIELD PRINTING CO., INC. OFFSET - LETTERPRESS 84 East Fourth Street MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 4-1013 Compliments of KUNERT'S SOHIO 91 S. Main Phone: LA 2-2812 T U C KE R ' S AUTO WRECKING USED PARTS TIRES - BATTERIES GLASS - ETC. 1066 Ashland Road MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: LA 4-5462 Compliments of I-IILLTOP DRIVE-IN Air-Conditioned for Your Comfort The Most Modern East on 42 Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-1:00 A.M Saturday 7:30 A.M.--2:00 A.M. Compliments ot KO1VIITO'S CLOTHES 23 N. Park STYLE AND QUALITY YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING GRANGE MUTUAL CASUALTY COMPLETE GRANGE INSURANCE AUTO -S TRUCK - FIRE - LIFE - GENERAL LIABILITY MELLICK INSURANCE AGENCY 661 Park Ave. East Road Phone: LA 2-3431 ARMEN STUDIOS 16 West 4th Street Phone: LA 5-1061 BUELL-KRAFT STUDIO 48 West 3rd Street Phone: LA 4-2261 SMUCKER STUDIO, INC 43 N. Mulberry Phone: LA 2-3531 ALWAYS SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HOME OWNED STUDIOS Www? Compliments of Madison Hospital COMPLIMENTS OF THE FOLLOWING MANSFIELD IEWELERS DUNKIN IEWELRY MJLLERS IEWELRY SAM FOX, INC. ROGERS 6- COMPANY LAUBSCHERS TODD'S IEWELERS LEIENDECKER IEWELRY THE CALDWELL :S BLOOR CO. 80 Park Avenue West MANSFIELD, OHIO PHYSICIAN and HOSPITAL SUPPLIES Quality Since 1890 Phone: LA 2-3011 R. L. HENRY LUMBER 409-411 N. Main street cELoTEx PRODUCTS Phone: LA 4-9711 Compliments of M O R G A N Cleaners-Furriers. Inc. Office and Plant 800 Ashland Road Fur Store 343 East Fourth Street Phone: LA 4-3711 Compliments of KOTCHOFF 'S CORNER LUNCI-IES - SANDWICI-IES SOFT DRINKS 1000 Park Ave. East MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: PY 3-7346 CUSTOM EQUIPMENT CO. Speed Equipment- Dual Exhaust Systems Collinite Wax and Polish Exchange Parts Accessories - Batteries 714 Park Ave. E. Road MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: PY 3-5476 BUCKEYE STORAGE 320 North Mulberry EOR ALL STORAGE AND MOVING NEEDS Phone: LA 4-7811 DAIRY POINT SCET ICE CREAM IN FLAVORS SNACK BAR 408 s. Diamond G O L D S M I T H ' S THE STORE FOR YOUNG MEN 54 N. Main 15-17 E. Third MANSFIELD, OHIO COLONY LANES so w. Third GOOD LUCK TO THE 1958 CLASS Phone 2-1861 I O H N S O N ' S SOHIO SERVICE COMPLETE LUBRICATION ATLAS TIRES and BATTERIES ACCESSORIES 8:00 A.M.-9:00 P.M. 792 Ashland Road LINCOLN HEIGHTS Phone: LA 4-7373 Compliments of BURGESS DRY CLEANERS 41 S. Diamond COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE Phones: LA 2-0632 - LA 4-0122 JONES POTATO CHIPS ALWAYS ALWAYS FRESH A Goon R O S E L A N D Cream of the Crop POULTRY and FEEDS Buyers, Processors, and Shippers of Poultry Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Rabbits WHOLESALE - RETAIL PI 7-2186 Phones PI 7-2016 COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL M A D I S 0 N Plumbing - Heating 6 Sheet Metal E. KAUFMAN REX MILLER L. POKRAKA OWNER SHEET METAL OWNER 1625 Wooster Road MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: PY 3-4806 Writing A11 Forms of Insurance Except Life LUMBERMEN'S MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 52 Park Avenue West I. M. WEIL, Manager HOWARD STAUFFER -:- BRUCE MCGINTY C. DEAN EICHER Phones: LA 4-4562 - LA 4-4591 ABBOTT'S AUTO SERVICE Engine Tuning - Road Service Brake Service -- Wheel Balance Cooper Tires Tires - Batteries - Accessories Wheel Alignment 755 Ashland Road Phone: LA 4-3172 WILLIAM WING LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 121 North Main Street GOETZ HARDWARE 16 South Park Street MANSFIELD. OHIO Ecupsia ffxgrs IACOBSON Tono BUILDERS' HARDWARE Visit Our Year-Round TOY DEPARTMENT M A S S E Y HARRIS - FERGUSON PARTS - SALES - SERVICE Davis Bock Hoes and Loaders Simplicity and Choremaster Garden Tractors and Attachments Lust Implement 140 N. Main Phone: LA 2-2664 Compliments of F A M O U S FURNACE CO. WHOLESALE ONLY QUALITY - SERVICE ECONOMY IN D U S T R I A L PRINTING SERVICE 104 Ausdale Ave. KRecu'D MANSFIELD, OHIO Lester E. Thompson Phone: LA 5-1422 Boats and Boat Kits Custom-Made Kitchen Units Marine Plywoods-Mercury Out-Boards General Hardware HART WOOD SERVICE 700 Grace Street MANSFIELD. OHIO Barney Tupps - Ed I-Iarpster Walter Tupps Phone: LA 2-1325 Courtesy of the W. T. HURSH DRUG STORE Corner Fourth and Diamond MANSFIELD. OHIO THE R I C H L A N D ELECTRIC CO. 22 N. Diamond Street MANSFIELD. OHIO ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION I-IOTPOINT APPLIANCES NEW ENGLAND MILL OUTLET 272 Ashland Road WOOLENS - FABRICS - DRAPERIES Phone: LA 2-3245 Compliments of I. C. PENNEY CO. I5 Park Ave. West MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: LA 5-2345 D E A N ' S FRIENDLY SERVICE MOBILGAS PRODUCTS 875 Park Ave. West MANSFIELD. OHIO DEAN RI-IODEBECK, Owner Phone: LA 2-7173 BEST WISHES TO THE 1958 GRADUATING CLASS MAY GOOD FORTUNE FOLLOW YOU .ge FIRST NATIONAL BANK l. MANSFIELD, OHIO 10 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT RICHLAND COUNTY 873 195 Compliments of Peoples I-Iosp1tc11 Compliments of HORVATHIS VILLAGE LANES LAWNMOWIER SHOP 24 AuToMA'r1c LANES 1430 Lexington Avenue ne: LA 5-0499 MANSHEI-D' OHIO Phone: SK 6-4579 Compliments of THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY MANSFIELD. or-no BE MODERN, CONSULT US GAS ALL-YEAR AIR CONDITIONING Phone: LA 2-55ll L I N C O L N A IR E Heating cmd Cooling Co. WE MAKE WARM FRIENDS ALL IYPES HEATING, ENGINEERING INSTALLATION AND SERVICE PLUMBING, SPOUTING AND SHEET METAL WORK 415 Detroit Avenue Phone: PY 3-4076 COMPLIMENTS QF SAVE CASH EVERY DAY AT THE , T. 6 A. SAVEWAY STORES 5 LOCATIONS IN MANSFIELD Wackine gzmgroialery PLAIN end ORNAMENTAL CATES' AUTO WRECKING LETTERING and DESIGNS Avenue Clfld MANSFIELD. oH1o Phone: LA 4-1877 Mrs. Forest Zellner Phone' LA 44431 C 1' t of Omplmen S RICHLAND RECREATION MOHAWK STORE Route 42 38 N. Adams Street 12 A.M.F. ALLEYS FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLES 1 TILL CLQSING GROCERIES Phone: LA 2-0861 Free Parking Phone PY 3-5136 - ALEX cmd GEORGE SHELL SERVICE For Your Tcible Select FANCEE BLUE LABEL FOODS Motor Tune-Up Broke Service Firestone Batteries, Tires from Accessories C E N T R A L 321 Park Ave. East 6 Phone: LA 2-2 223 ADDED SAFETY with CUSHION RIDE A TIRES wif-h -re 'ICDIMENSIONAL coN'rRoL-been bal- ance for today's high-speed rurnpnkes. Preci- sion built through electronics. THE M Compliments of HARDWARE CO. IPRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES IIM BURKHART 6. SONS LOWE BROS' LUMBER 6. BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PAINTS VARNISHES 320 Hesseldon Road 19 North Main Street MANSFIELD' OHIO Free Delivery Phone: LA 2-6211 Phone: PY 3-6276 cmd PY 3-7096 SWEDES ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL and - COMMERCIAL WIRING and MAINTENANCE 170 Carpenter Road Phone: LA 2-4301 SK 5-2496 GCQZDTQILQCK S MANSFIELD RADIO 5. 'r.v 1958 CLASS COLOR - I-II FI - RADIOS ZAHN'S CONSTRUCTION 143 E. 4th Street IN THE HEIGHTS SHoPPI2RI3TTE BOLIANTZ PAINT 6. HDWE. Ashland Road MANSFIELD, OHIO Featuring: Dutch Standard Products Housewares - Glass - Tools Lawn and Garden Supplies Phone: LA 4-4222 WILLIAM WARNER BUILDER MEDIUM PRICED HOMES A SPECIALTY Now Developing Hillsdale Allotment at GRACE 6. MCELROY Streets, Water and Sewers Compliments of L' AGENCY S T E R L I N G ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Ask About the New Home Owners Policy PAPER COMPANY 330 Ashland Road MANSFIELD. OHIO boa .- 1-. . nuilding FINE anc HAROLD'S SUNOCO Phone: LA 4-4524 Lubrication - Washing Kelly Springfield Tires E af I Motor Tune-Up Tire Rpair-Sunoco Batteries 709 Ashland Road MANSFIELD, OHIO 935 Ashland Road Pl'101'1eI LA 4-2725 Ed Pearson Iim Kelley Compliments of BLUE GOCSE TAVERN ON ROUTE 30 EAST IN EAST MANSFIELD Phil Hergatt DIAMONDS - WATCHES - STERLING NEHI BRENNER'S IEWELRY ROYAL CROWN C01-A Estctblished Gnd zs Peek Avenue West MANSFIEI-D' OHIO MANSFIELD. OI-IIO Phone 4-1922 S T A N T O N COI1'1p1iII1e1'11S of IN I RANCE AGENCY SU 'I'HE HUGHES SUPPLY CO. SECURITY THROUGH INSURANCE 130-136 W. 6th Street 458 Park Ave. West MANSFEI-D' OHIO Phone: LA 4-5811 Phones: LA 2-2062 LA 2-1612 SMITH'S AUTO PARTS 6. SUPPLY Owner- ART SMITH 348 Ashland Road Monday-8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. Tuesday thru Saturday-8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Closed A11 Day Sunday Complete Line oi Automotive Parts and Accessories Machine Shop Service WHOLESALE RETAIL Phone: LA 2-9711 THOMAS MUSIC STORE Complete Studios RCA VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORD PLAYERS SELMER, HOLTON and KING INSTRUMENTS COMPLETE RECORD and SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT SCANDALLI ACCORDIONS INSTRUMENT REPAIRING WURLITZER PIANOS AND ORGANS A FINE MUSIC STORE 58112 North Main Street Phone: LA 2-2244 COMPLIMENTS OF PE'I'E HERGATT Compliments of F O R T ' S AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 118 Park Avenue East For the Best in News, Music and Sports Be Sure to Listen to W M A N Youn ABC s'rA'r1oN Success to A11 GEORGE'S CONEY ISLAND 98 N. Main Street MANSFIELD. OHIO IOHN HAROLD PI-IILOO NORGE PEERLESS HEATERS APPLIANCES Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shalter Paul Ingold Owners General Manager CITY FURNITURE TRADE 'N SAVE 145 N. Main Street Phone: LA 2-8211 TAPPAN GAS RANGES CUSTOM MADE SECTIONALS CARPETING - INTERIOR DECORATING BASIC WITZ -:- IAMESTOWN -2- HUNGERF ORD BEDROOM SUITS Compliments of CLYDE MOORE GROCERY Wooster Road Phone: PY 3-6166 Compliments of NORTH AMERICAN KNITTING CO. MEN'S ond LADIES' SWEATERS and SPORTSWEAR 490 Dewey Avenue MANSFIELD, OI-IIO Compliments of THOMPSON 'S MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. TRICE THOMPSON PAINTER'S WHOLESALE CO. 278 North Mulberry SCHRAFTS CHOCOLATES KALLMERTEN 6. BAER, Inc. TRANSIT MIXED CONCRETE COAL BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Phone: LA 2-4011 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES FROM THE MEN AND WOMEN OF GORMAN - RUPP NICHOLAS HARING YOUR DEPENDABLE IEWELER ll Park Avenue West MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 2-4093 Compliments of FLORAL GARDENS FLORIST 1304 S. Main MANSFIELD. OHIO CITY WIDE DELIVERY Phone: LA 2-4071 IKDOCISII COLE NEIGHBORHOOD STORE 424 Glessner Avenue MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: LA 4-0982 Compliments of L-K COFFEE SHOP The Proof of the Pudding Is in the Eating At the Comer of Adams and Park Ave. East FINEST FOODS Compliments of BII.L 61 GEN'E'S PURE OIL 110 Park Avenue East MANSFIELD, OHIO Compliments of FLOORCRAFI' MODERN FASHIONS IN FLOORS Floor Tile - Wall Tile - Paint Carpets - Linoleum - Rugs 827 Lexington Avenue MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: SK 5-4256 SK 5-2796 COMPLIMEN TS OF THE RICHLAND SHALE BRICK CO. MANSFIELD, OHIO DEPENDABLE FIREPROOF BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK SINCE 1919 e: LA 4-6611 BE MODERN DRY YOUR CLOTHES ELECTRICALLY O H I O EDISON CO. 10 S. Park Street Phone: LA 2-2411 B O GNER DRY CLEANING ALTERATIONS and REPAIRING South Main at First Phone: LA 4-0811 SAPRAN O BAR SPAGHETTI - LIQUOR - PIZZA C011-for-Carry Out 103 N. Main Street MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 4-0141 BEST WISHES OP FRED RUTTER-WM. GOLL YOUR FLOWER SHOP Comer Second cmd Diamond MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 4-2342 HILLTOP PHARMACY SHAW 6. OTT DRUG YOUR REXALL PHARMACY 848 Ashland Road Phone: LA 5-1912 THERM-O-DISC, INC Route 13 At Logan Rd. MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 2-431 1 Compliments of MANSFIELD - LELAND HOTEL MANSFIELDS COMMUNITY HOTEL MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 480 Glessner Avenue MANSFIELD. OHIO Phone: LA 5-0111 MOTTER'S GARAGE CUSTOM TRUCK REPAIRIN G Rear 461 Ashland Road PATRONS Smart's Music Store Mr. Robert A. Barr Carek Florist, Inc. Davies' Floorcovering Mr. H. W. Easterling Mrs. H. W. Easterling Mrs. Walter F. Hink Miller Glenn Hardware Mr. Walter F. Hink Mrs. Donald Howell Mrs. Robert A.. Barr Mr. Donald Howell Mrs. Albert Workman, Ir. Mr. Albert Workman, Ir. E. B. METCALF, Pres. M E T ' S AUTO SUPPLY. Inc. Iobbers of AUTOMOTIVE PARTS and EQUIPMENT Main Store-MANSFIELD, OHIO Phone: LA 2-9911 MADISON'S 86 North Main Street MANSFIELD. OHIO WOMEN'S APPAREL OF DISTINCTION ROBERT'S MOTOR RAMBLER DEALER 209 Madison Road I-IERSCH MAX DICK Phone: LA 4-4671 129 Compliments of M A R T I N STEEL PRODUCTS CORPORATION Manufacturers of All STEEL FARM STRUCTURES MANSFIELD, OHIO clfoafaffeu dafazing Alezaics Corner Park Ave. East and East Lawn MANSFIELD, OHIO INDUSTRIAL CATERING WEDDINGS - PARTIES BANQUETS THE HOME MATERIALS COMPANY .- LEADERS IN QUALITY A A Q OVER so YEARS D -7 ' 2zf,1 f'l'll+'lsEQf1lEHEit It gh -,f - R. ,. -L :ini I ttf A A Ik yy 4 -,K 'km TWO CONVENIENT A LOCATIONS TO SERVE Westside Mill 61 Yard 1105 Paw 154 Orange LA 4-5421 LA 2-771 I , -Q3 1 v 1 Gi l ' i i I i. xl K l Q H-1-11 A - f e-f Minn. Y YL A F i ta I l X A lk K - .yr e TT t q . you cms as SURE...ir nk X7XkstinghouS6 +- , Vxfr W V is-we l 'll l n-can-n-annum-Q I in , . - 4 le Look for the above well-known symbol and you need look no further for the finest in electric home appliances. 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