Shiloh High School - Periscope Yearbook (Shiloh, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1957 volume:

iff EDICATION 'bat Dedication In appreciation for his never-ending cheerfulness, his helpfulness, and his de- votion to Shiloh High School and its students, we, the Periscope Staff of 1957, dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Homer V. Beard, our superintendent. MR. AND MRS. BEARD AND SONS, MIKE AND BABY PAUL Nw fr A 4'-f.,F 'af' A f- E -in . af 3 , -.P fi f 0 A 1' A . M ff , ' 1 P r, J V Q N. ',iAN'2 9 , -K is x 'xv L M 'L v ,ff M -Ni 2 w Q.4fi wk 5 fl D009 0006 NOG 0 1 Edltor ln Chlef Asslstant Edltor Busrness Manager Asslstant Sports Edltor Muslc Edltor Asslstant Muslc Edltor Faculty Edltor Class Hlstorlan Asslstant Class Hlstorlan Art Edltor Asslstant Art Edltor Class Wlll Annual Staff F it l l.1 H l'i.k Adrlan Cole Phaenon Guthrle Kay Elllott Grace Wolfersberger Carole Black Inez Glbson Marllyn Garrett Elalne Ballltch Mary Catherlne Daup Ianet Banks Iennlngs Francls Phyllls Wallace School Calendar Larry Barnd Ianet Banks Class Prophecy Inez Glbson Class Poem Ianet Baker Mlflam Steele joke Edltor . . . . . . Dolores Mltchell Noreen Hall Snapshots . ........ Janet Banks Sam Lynch Advlser . . ........ . . .Mrs. Huston ,rx m Q . I . . - 4 - 2' - - f . m t . m ' . - Q, l o Q ' ' , ff . . . I O . - '1 . - Q I I - - Q I Q - ' L. . 45 I n . f 5 S if . ' I Q, 0 . - 4 01 Q4 . . . . - : I I : . M N I - ' ' t-' x' S, , P ,S '. 5 . '-1 . '- 'S '4 ' ' cn . gp - P1 , . . 5 , 4 , CL. Note from the Editor Sometlme ln May the students of our school w111 be leaf mg through the pages of th1s 1957 Perlscope for the flrst trme the pages there wrll be portrayed an accurate and mterestmg story of the 1956 57 school year Llk9WlSe m future years we hope that lt wrll brmg back pleasant memorles of a small portlon of your school 11fe 52154, EDITOR OF 1957 PERISCOPL I x 1 We, the members of the Senior Class, hope the-,t as you tLu'n ' ' ' I . 1 U I I Remember Thls is your Perlscope a lastmg record of your school days Your school 1r1 all rts aspects 1S plctured here The memorres of your frrends, faculty classes act1v1t1es, and th1s book DO YOU REMEMBER? we 41 is si. dau. mwd-WAQQQPQ DALE B KINNEY County Superintendent of Schools Board of Education FIRST ROW R Howard Clerk R Dawson R Hamman V1cePres1dent SECOND ROW Mr Beard R Wells W Harnly President C Butner X on O ww will 3 I f' 'Wd+Qw m-W1-Cf:-M-ml.,. W ' L,.,,,,,,,,,,k ry I M -fb-up Q T R U' or l W m If , t . t ' 5 1 I k t W 5 W I ff if A2555- wc .X Executi eHead of hiloh chool MR H V BEARD B S m Fducatxon Ohxo State Umversity M A ln Lducatxon Ohlo Un1vr.rs1ty SCHOOL SECRETARY Mrs Davld Rxsh xx ' YH! ,...4-df' W W PITTENGER B S ln Educatlon Ashland College Science Soc1al Studxes EDWARD M KINSEL B S in Educatxon Ashland College Scxence Physxcal Educauon -avi xhfl-TS' Q..-..al' es... - PRINCIPAL HAROLD E DAUP 510 B S ln Educatlon Ashland College Otterbeln College H1story Physlcal Educatxon Driver s Educauon RALPH SIROFCHUCK Grove Cxty College B S ln Commerce TYPU39 Offlce Practlce Bookkeepmg EDITH HUSTON B A ln Education Baldwin Wallace College Ohlo State UIUVQISIIY Latm Engllsh ,Q PM-.. Physlcal Educatxon 'WCM wi' ,aww-H-' P ZF: M'-Z? ROBERT L CRONQUIST B S rn Educatxon Musxc 6. Educatlon Arrzona State College Western Reserve Umverslty M A Western Reserve MUSIC Hxstory 61 Research CARL ADDIS B S rn Educatron Ohm Umverslty Physical Educatlon Hxstory Geography F 'fmn S-09 'W' Q T' 44.1 AVA ARNOLD B S 1n Home Economics Ohlo State Umverslty M A 1n Home Economres Oh1o State Uruversxty Umverslty of Colorado Ohlo Umversrty Home Economlcs 1345- -4-f-mi' IOSLPH MOCK B S 1n Educauon Ohlo State Umvcrsxty Ashland College Enqllsh GIINL STRICKLAND rn Agrlcultural Edueatlon Mlssxsslppl State ,nf -I lui' F-'fn-MH r................ wr if -115 Grade School Faculty FIRST ROW Mrs Myers Mrs Lynch Mrs Seymour Mrs McBride M155 Thew SECOND ROW MYS Hdmman Mrs Tucker Mrs Stroup Mrs W1111ams Mrs Patterson Mrs Burlmg Mrs Hettmger Rellglou Education In tructor fi sw' YL? .W A Slwysfa lib' 'sqf- www: ldiri Q' Sf: TUE 5' Sli f Lk. Q' ' I 4' N A c 5 X 1, ' K' r A K 5 'A , R yi 'A , Q Q Asih ,ig G S' is 1 gf A I I . . -,,' ,. f,.: , aa 1 M: or i' Q , gx V' i 'ss 5: , 5 ' Q s , i in ' 2. j 3 s QW W5 C ELAINE KATHRYN BALLITCH IANET CLEONE BAKER Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 47 Commercial Club 3: G. A.. A. 3: F. H. A. 1,2,3. Majors: Home Economics, Social Studies, English. Mixed Chorus 1,Z, 3,47 Trio 3, 4: Glee Clubli Home- coming Attendant'2g Homecoming Queen 37 Latln Club 1,27 Commercial Club 3, 45 Athletic Assoc. Z5 Basketball 1, 47 Scholarship Team 1, Zf'3, 4: Student Council 1,4gClass President 1,45 Class Treasurer 2: Class Vlce President 3. Majors: Science, Social Studies, English, Commercial. LARRY MARTIN BARND Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 4 Athletic Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 47 Class Vice President 2 Commercial Club 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Boys' State 3 Student Council 3: Junior Play. Majors: English, Social Studies, Science. IANET IRENE BANKS Glee Club 1: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Band l,2,3, 4: Trio 3, 4: Mixed Chorus President 4: Band Treasurer 4: F. H. A. 1,2,3, 4: F.T.A. 3,4: F.F.A. Queen 3 Commercial Club 3, 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Ath- letic Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3: Student Council 2: Junior Play. Majors: Science, Home Economics, Social Studies, English. CAROLE ANN BLACK Mixed Chorus 1:GleeC1ub 1: Band l,2, 3,4: Home- coming Attendant l: P.H.A. 2: Commercial Club 3.4: Vice President of Band 3: Scholarship Team 2: G.A.A. 3: Athletic Assoc. 2: Junior Play. Majors: Commercial, English, Social Studies ERNEST ADRIAN COLE Baseball 1: Basketball 1,2: Track 1,2: Athletic Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Student Council 2: Class President 2: Class Vice President 4: Editor of the Periscope 4: Junior Play: Home- coming Escort. Majors: Science, English, Social Studies, Commercial. MARY CATHERINE DAUP Mixed Chorus 1,21 Band 1, 2, 3, 47 Glee Club 17 Commercial Club 3,47 F. H. A. 27 Scholarship Team 17 Iunior Play. Majors: Commercial, Social Studies, English. IACQUELINE KAY- ELLIOTT Glee Club 17 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 47 Band 1,47 Girls' State 37 latin Club l, 27 Editor of Lion's Roar7 Ath- letlc Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 47 Cheerleader l, 27 Junior Play. Music Accompanlst 47 Salutatorian 47 Majors: Com- mercial, Social Studies, English. IENNINGS B. FRANCIS Basketball 1,2,37 Baseball 37 Boys' State 37 Comm erclal Club 3, 47 Student Council 47 Athletic Assoc. 3, 47 Junior Play. Majors: Science, Social Studies, English, Commercial. MARILYN PAY GARRETT Commercial Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Junior Play. Majors: English, Social Studies, Commer- cial. ROSE INEZ GIBSON Prince of Peace l,2, 3,47 Glee Club l: Band l,2, 3,47 Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,47 Sextet 31 Trio 3,4, Brass Sextet 3: Commercial Club 3, 47 Athletic Assoc 2,47 P.'l'.A. 3,47 latin Club 1: Librarian 47 Majors: Social Studies, Commercial, English, Science SAMUEL IAMES LYNCH ' I-'.F.A. 1,2, 3,43 F.F.A. Vice President 4, Commer- cial Club 45 Track 3, 4: Homecoming Master of Ceremonies 47 Iunior Play. Majors: Vocation Ag- riculture, Social Studies, English. PHAENON ANN GUTHRIE Mlxed Chorus l,2, Band l,2, 37 Sextet 1,22 Glee Club 1pF.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3,4: G.A.A. 3: Ath- letic Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1,22 Commer- cial Club 3, 4g Class Treasurer 1, 3, 47 Cheerleader l,2, 37 Iunlor Play. Majors: English, Soclal Studies, Commercial. I DOLORES MARIE MITC HELL W Commercial Club 3, 47 F.l-1.A. 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Glee Club 17 Homecoming Attendant 4. Majors: English, Soclal Studies, Commercial. NOREEN HALL Commercial Club 3.4: G.A.A. 3, F.H.A. 1. Majors Home Economics, Soclal Studies, English, Commer- cial. MIRIAM ELA1NE STEELE Commercial Club 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Glee, Club 1: G.A.A. 3: F.T.A. 4: Basketball 2, 37 Class Secretary 45 Scholarship Team Z, 35 Tunior Play., Majors: English, Social Studies, Commercial. ' GRACE ANN WOLPERSBERGER , A Mixed Chorus l,2, 3,47 Band l,2, 3,41Sextet1,2, 3: Brass Ensemble 2, 35 Brass Trio 27 Glee Club 1: Class News Reporter 3, 47 Class Vice Resident 1: Basket- ball Team 1,2,3,47 G.A,A. 3, F.T.A. 4gArh1eric Association 1, Z, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 47 Latin Club 1, 25 Junior Play. Majors: Commercial,Socla1 Studies, English. H ' P1-rymis JEAN WALLACE 4 . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee. Club 1: 'Sextet 3: Bas ketball 1,27iF.H.A.'1,27 Athletic Assoc. 4: Comm ercial Club 3, 4: Band ip G.A.A.3.! Majors: English, Social Studies, Home Economics, Commercial. Our Class Twelve Years Ago FRONT ROWI Eckles H Eckles S Baker E Cole, G Whxte, N Hall I Kllgore, M Racer P Guthrie M Steele G Wolfersberger, T Wheatcraft D Wheatcraft SECOND ROW S Leaply H Oney G Vanderpool I Baker L Boudmot M Daup K Elhott M Garrett M White C Brooks L Barnd THIRD ROW B Crouse A Cole H Oney S Lynch P Wallace M Ratchff S Nungesser B Kllgore C Nungesser Mrs Hedeen Our Class Now FIRST ROW K Elllott M Garrett N Hall P Wallace IGIDSOD E Ballxtch SECOND ROW C Black P Guthne G Wolfersberger I Banks M Steele D Mitchell I Baker THIRD ROW L Barnd A Cole I Francxs S Lynch OTHERS M Daup ,-ff' e Qs 3 . , . I , . , . . l . , . ' . , . , . , . . , . , 1 . , . , . , . , . ' . , . ' , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . , . ' , . , . . ' : . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' . 3 . , . ', . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . : . . 4 V K A A I M y l ,M M W 4 wi . f' 5' X l 'V , . f ,. Q gd . Q, ss y ,. Av , . 1, X .5 t .N is - ,tea - ANZ, I 5- 7 -.. S in e - fu I ine -, Lewes-V i f, 1,123 3 ilfygbfkgli' , sl V 1 , Q, ow I :xv WHEN El ,fb WE f'x'! ! ,J 9 Mig lor 3 , :A- .,,: Q Q xv-up. LARRY BARND INEZ GIBSON 10955 --mar Win 'im WERE YOUNG ADRIAN COLE PHAENON GUTHRIE A33 IANE T BA NKS 59 iwff' N--Q. QQ Our Book of Memories Dear D1ary As we remlnlsce over our four years of hlgh school we can v1v1dly remember many of our past experlences How can we forget our 1n1t1at1onl We have to admlt that we were scared but we sur v1ved rt How exclted we were when three of our glrls were elected to lead cheers at the bas ketball games' Ianet Kay and Phaenon d1d a good Job of lt too Carole Ann Black was chosen to be our freshman homecomlng attendant We ended our freshman year by p1cn1ck1ng at Mohlcan State Park wlth our class ad vlser Mr Klnsel We weren't too actlve durmg our sophomore year, Dlary I suppose that we were re cuperatlng from our freshman year and gettrng set to tackle our Junlor year Janet Kay and Phaenon were re elected as cheerleaders 1n the fall E1a1ne Ballltch was elected as our sophomore attendant Mr Daup was our class advtser Ourjunlor year under the guldance of Mr Plttenger proved to be very successful Dlary In November we recelved our class r1ngs and we presented our class play A Feudrn Over Yonder under the gutdance of Mr Mock The high school student body elected Elaine Ballltch as the 1956 homecomlng queen and the junior class elected Kay Elllott to be her attendant Ianet Banks was chosen as our F F A queen State The h1ghl1ght of our Juruor year was the IUHIOI Semor Prom Our theme was Moonllght and Roses' Getting ready for the prom was hard work but we enjoyed every mlnute of After eleven long years we have finally made 1tl Our studylng seems to have pard off We are under the supervlslon of Mrs Huston ur class sold over Sl OOO worth of magazlnes The magazmes and annual ads helped flnance our annual Janet Baker received a beautlful watch and Mary Catherlne Daup a camera ur class play was glven late ln the sprlng are proud of Grace Ann Wolfersberger one of our classmates, who placed th1rd 1n the state finals of the Prmce of Peace Contest How well we recall New York Central s fastest train stopping on the Maln Street of Shlloh at 4 30 A M so we could all go to Columbus to see her After spendmg the remalnder of the day sight seelng and shopprng we returned to Shlloh that n1ght We elected Dolores M1tche1l as the senlor class attendant Larry Barnd has been an outstanding basketball player for hrs three years 1n hlgh school We are looking forward to our commencement wh1ch wlll be May 22 As we look back Dlary, we realize how qulckly our high school days have come to an end We have shared many wonderful experrences together as a class Now each of us w1ll be VVI'ltlI'1Q his own personal dlary after graduating from high school We hope that each one of our diarles will contam many pleasant memones too Remlnlscently yours Mary Catherme Daup G Elalne Ballitch Kay Elliott attended Girls' State, and Larry Barnd and Iennings Francis attended Boys' it. 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We , ' Class Prophecy of 1957 At 8 OO P M on May 22nd 1957 rn a small audrtorrum at Shlloh Hlgh School elghteen graduates recerved thelr dlplomas at the annual Commencement SXGYCISSS Yes lt was a nlght of Joy and also a nlght of sadness For after that nlght we knew that we would no longer see each other day after day but that each one of us had to take hls place ln the world whrch seemed to be starrng us rn the face that nrght In l960 I KINEZ GIBSONJ graduated from Nurses Trarnlng School at St Lukes 1n New York After I recelved my R N I then applled for a posrtlon at Cleveland Clty Hospltal Shortly after I had started worklng there I was very much surprlsed one mornlng as I walked rnto a patrent s room Who should the pat1ent be but KADRIAN COLEJ He had become an electrrclan and whlle worklng on some hlgh project he had got h1s wlres crossed and recelved a sllght charge After treatment Adrlan was released a few days later The next week I was walklng down the hall carrylng a tray of test tubes when my attentlon was turred to a moanrng object berng wheeled up the corrldor face down I qurckly set the tray down and rushed to the emergency room It was a good thlng I wasn t holdlng the tray of tubes for who should rt be but the blonde of my old hlgh school class tPHAENON GUTHRIEJ After Phaenon was able to be moved to aprlvate room I learned that she had marrled a successful farmer Harmon Sloan and that she also owned the Chuck Wagon Then I learned the reason for her admrttance to the hospltal It seems that she was attendrng a farmers conventlon wlth her husband and wh1le huntlng for hls prlze calf she fccldent ally found herself ln a Brahma Bull s pen He had favored her red Bermudas Whlle talkrng to Phaenon I recelved a call to report to the matermty ward Yes t was QMARILYN GARRETTJ agaln After her flrst turned out to be trrplets her husband was so exclted thls tlme that he had called the frre department the pollce the state patrol men and the mayor However he had forgotten to call a cab to take her to the hospltal so a polrceman had to drlve her there At least lt wasn t so hard on her husband thls trme as rt was only twlns The next mornrng as soon as I came on duty I was asked to keep a close watch on Room 308 It seems that some barber had accldentally got hr frngers rn hrs electrrc cllppers As I was walklng by a stand ln the hall where some magazlnes were lylng I thought I mlght be able to cheer hlm up by taklng h1m a Popular Mechamcs AS I walk ed through the door the magazlne dropped to the floor and I stood there wlth my mouth open for who should lt be but QDOLORES IVIITC I-IELLQ After I had recuperated from the shock she told me that when she graduated she wanted to no somethlng dlfferent so she became a barber Whlle she was cuttlng Elvls Presley s ha1r she was so exclted that she lost her flngers ln the clrppers I . ., 1 1 1 ' I , . . . , s , . , .. , ' -ll! 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A few weeks later my attentlon was called to Room IOI Some cheerlead1ng teacher had broken her leg whlle try1ng to show one of her s udents how to klck her leg over her head Thls I couldn t make out so I thought I would go down to her room and see her As you have already guessed It was none other than Q ANET BANKSJ She told me that she was so lnterested In cheerleadlng that she had dec1ded to teach lt Then I asked her about her accrdent She blushed and sald she was standlng rn front of a closed door and about the tlme she was demonstratrng some coach opened the door Of course I knew the rest One afternoon about I O0 P M Iwas called to the emergency door Upon my arrlval there I saw them carryrng a famllrar person on the stretchers Why yes lt was KLAR BARNDJ After Larry was taken to hrs room I talked to h1m for a whlle and learned that he had been qulte successful He was now playrng ball for the Brooklyn Dodgers Hls accrdent occurred at on of the games It seems he was lookrng at a lovely g1rl In the stands and d1d not see the baseball comlng toward hlm It had dlslocated hls shoulder He later fourd out the glrl In the tand was the prtcher s Wlfe As the clock struck 3 OO P M one Wednesday afternoon Iwas called to the emer gency room agaln Upon my arr1val they told me that there had been another accldent Thls tlme football I walked Into the room where the man was lylng Dld I say man? Oh' No' I mlght have known lt It was CGRACE ANN WOLFERSBERGERJ She was teach mg physlcal educatlon and was always wearrng some krnd of football sutt around Wh1le she was watchlng a game the only seat she could flnd was on the bench where the players sat The coach was so exclted that he had put her ln to play as h1s last player was carrled out on stretchers The only thlng she knew for sure was that she ended up on the bottom' Grace Ann was treated for shock and brulses and released It was late one evenlng when a patlent was brought In wlth a broken nose They told me lt wasn t very bad so I dldn t go down to the room untll the next mormng Of all people lt was QKQ' ELLIOTTD Kay had become a well known plano player and when she was asked to play at a concert she learned that only the nlght before Llberace had played the same plano As she was exammlng the key board very closely and caresslng the keys the 11d came down on her nose Then I remember a mlnor 1nJury of one of my old classmates QCAROLE ANN BLACK! Carole had become a prlvate secretary for Governor O Nell One day she was so terrlbly rushed that some how she got her fmger fastened ln the electrlc typewrlter The damage was not ser1ous and after her flnger was bandaged she was released One mornlng I learned that a lady sc1ent1st had been bltten by a monkey and belng cur 1ous I walked down to her room Wouldn t you know lt' CELAINE BALLITCHQ, the braln of my old hlgh school class was lylng there I learned that Elalne had become a sclentlst and was lnterested 1n the fact that we were supposed to have or1g1nated from the monkey race but the monkey dldn t llke the ldea of her efcamlmng h1s teeth The b1te was not serrous though and Elalne was released . . . ,A . l. - I . , . 1 . , . ' 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 .1 - , . , , RY .li ' ' Q . , Q . , . V . , . . . , . , . . S S . I . . 1 ' . , . , . , . . 0 ' n ' O 1 , , . I . o . . , . , . .g , . 1 o 1 , 2 . , . , . . , . r . 1 . 1 1 V ' 1 .1 1 ' 1 - - ...i-. , . . I , . Q . . . , . , . As I look back on my flrst days at Cleveland Hospltal one of my funnlest experlences concerned one of my classmates, QSAIVI LYNCH2 It seemed that Sam had developed a very mechanlcal mlnd and had lnvented a glant Robot While he was demonstratlng hrs glant Robot ln Cleveland somethlng seemed to have gone Wrong R1ght 1n the mlddle of the demonstratlon the Robot plcked Sam up and set hlm on the Termlnal Tower After a physlcal checkup we found that Sam wasn t hurt Just sufferlng a llttle from shock The next day as I walked through the hall wlth another nurse she was telllng me about a glrl that had been admltted the precedlng nlght It seems she had to be treated for shock and was to b released today In the afternoon I declded to go 1nto her room and cheer her up As you mlght have guessed lt was another one of my classmate CPHYLLIS WALLACEJ Phyllls told me she had marrled James Faulkner and they llved 1n an apartment In town Her husband worked mghts and she was scared to stay ny her self One mght as she was lymg 1n the bed she thought she heard a no1se rn the closet She got up half asleep, walked to the closet door and opened lt She had forgotten about hanglng a palr of long whlte underwear ln the closet As she opened the door the underwear was all that she saw dangllng ln the black space She was so scared that she jumped r1ght out the wlndow She wasn't cut badly but was just sufferlng from shock Early one mornmg as I was walklng down the hall I was asked to take a vase of flowers whlch had been wlred from PBITlS Island South Carollna lnto a pat1ent's room As I drd so I heard a famlllar vorce greet me Why who else would be gettlng flowers from Parrls Island South Carollna but MARY CATHERINE DAUPJ 'P I learned that Mary Catherlne had become a secretary for a large f1rm and whlle s1tt1ng at her desk one day she saw a mouse run across the room She was so frlghtened that she trled to cl1mb the f1l1ng cablnet and turned lt over on her There were no broken bones though Just a few brulses Durlng my lunch hour one day I was to report to the X ray room Upon my arrrval there I learned that lt was another one of my classmates QMIRIAM STEELE? M1r1am had got a pos1t1on where she demonstrated how unhandy the old hand crank wash wrlngers were compared wlth the new atomlc modern ones of today She had accldentally cranked her flngers up ln the wrlnger The X rays showed no broken bones so M1r1am was re leased As I was about to go off duty one evenmg I thought I would take a last round before golng AS I walked down the hall I heard a welrd rnoanlng The room was dark so I walked 1n and turned a hght on over the bed and there lay CNOREEN HALLJ, Nloreen told me she was attendlng a rodeo and whwlo perched on a hlgh ra1l1ng above a wlld horse some funny cowboy pushed her In on the horse's back All she remembers 1S the gate flymg open Of course she wasn t hurt serlously Just a few brulses here and there I 0 , . v I n 5 1 1 u I . , . . I . . . 1 1 ' I P 1 . , 5, I I . r ' . , . 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 0 , . . I 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 I . -- . . , 1 . , . I 1 . , 1 s' - - , - . I - 1 ' 1 . . I , - I - ' 1 . , . --. , Q , . The next mormng my asslgnment was to keep watch on Room 808 It seems that a Home Ec teacher was sufferrng from shock Yes 1t was QIANET BAKERJ I later learned that whlle Janet was teachmg one day she was surprlsed by a skunk that ran rlght a cross the floor Ianet was so exclted that she Jumped upon a table and practlcally went 1nto hysterlcs We also learned later that the skunk was a pet and qulte harmless Janet was released after a few days Then I was told one afternoon that a sallor had just about drowned that mornlng Now thrs drd seem unusual so I walked down to the room where they told me the sallor was VVhy yes of course last as he always was but not least was KBEVO FRANCISQ Bevo old me he was set on makrng the Navy a career after he was out of hlgh school I asked n1m lf they dldn t teach them to swlm ln the Navy He told me they d1d Then I asked hrm why he had almost drowned He lay there for a whlle then as h1s face turned a brllllant red he told me the whole story It seemed that he was on board a b1g ocean l1ner and as lt was pulllng away from the dock he was leanrng out a port hole wavlng at a WAVE standlng on the dock One of h1s shlpmates from behlnd made hlm acqualnted wlth a wave twenty feet below It was early one sprlng mornlng as I walked toward the hosprtal The fresh fragrance of sprlng flowers fllled the a1r and blrds slnglng 1n the newly leaved trees gave me a feel lng of warmth and securlty I was thlnklng of the days hke thls when we had walked to chool countlng the days untfl lt would be out As I entered the hospltal I saw them takmg a patrent 1nto a room down the hall I was told lt was a school teacher so later ln the mornlng I thought I would cheer her up by takrng her some flowers from the garden behlnd the hospltal As I put the flowers down and turned toward the patlent I couldn t even move for who should lt be but our senlor class advlser K-M58 HUSTONQ She told me that whlle she was slttlng at her kltchen table one mormng she saw some dogs 1n her sheep She grabbed her shotgun and ran out the back door VV'l'11l9 trylng to Jump over the fence she caught her foot be tween the ra1l1ngs and she had done lt agarn sprarned her ankle I told her about all of my classmates that I had met whlle worklng at the hospltal She told me that she was st1ll mlsplaclng her purse As I was ready to leave the room Mrs Huston turned to me and sald That Senlor Class of 1957 stands out ln my mlnd very much I thlnk that each and everyone of them has hved pretty close to the class motto 'Why yes I never thought of lt before but they have got TO THE STARS THROUGH DIFFIC ULT IES ' ' I ' . I - . , . . . , . I I I I 9 A . . L 0 lx , . . . , . . . . . . ' I I ' I I ' I I . . S , . , . I , . . . , . A I I I , -. . 1 - 1 . , ' 1 - ' . ,I . I ' I ' ll . I I I . Carole Ann Black Carole sweet not shy Has a way with a certaln guy H1s name lS Tom as we know And to shows they l1ke to go Phaenon Ann Guthr1e Phaenon that s qu1te a ques1:1onl Wlll she marry? NICG suggestion Some day she ll f1nd a guy Then to us lt w1ll be good by M1r1am Elame Steele Mlflam knows her stuff She studles her books and doesn't bluff She wants a posltlon when she s through school And she always remembers the Golden Rule Ia net Irene Banks Ianet lS very qu1et But 1n Algebra she s a r1ot Now she never gets the blues Because she st1ll l1kes Ot1s Hughes Ernest Adrlan Cole Adrlan long and lean Has a smlle that s really keen W1th breaklng speed records He s on the beam' Mary Catherme Daup Mary Catner1ne lS a n1ce glrl to know We all know B111 1S her beau She lS sl1m smart and really neat And has a way that can t be beat Janet Cleone Baker Janet lS a fr1end to all Not too short and not too tall Comes to school to work not play And wlth the rest she has a way Ela1ne Kathryn Ball1tch Ela1ne our 56 queen ls very smart and really keen In all her classes she lS a Whlz She s always on top 1n every qu1z Iacquellne Kay Ell1ott Kay a g1rl of charm She can really set off the alarm She goes Wlth a boy whose name LS Fred And her class she has often led 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 1 . - 1 , , 1 1 - ' . , , 11 . 1 . , . . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 I 11 ' 11 ' 11 11 . 1 1 I . 1 1 1 , . ' I 1 . 1 '- 1 , . , 1 1 1 Rose Inez Glbson Inez has a speclal beau Hls name 15 jerry as we know We all hope that some day To nurslng she ll be on her way Dolores Marte Mltchell Dolores has very dark nalr Some lucky guy she will snare Her amb1t1on lS uncertaln as yet She may be a housewlfe or a hostess on a jet Marllyn Fay Garrett Marllyn the marrylng k1nd Will stay slngle untll a man she w1ll flnd She loves jokes that make her laugh Tell us Marllyn who lS your better half 'P Noreen Hall Noreen lS known by all And w1th her you w1ll have a ball Marcus 1S the name of her favorlte boy And for him she jumps for joy Phyllis jean Wallace Phyllis IS gay shrewd and wltty Right now she works ln Boock s store After she lS marrled she ll work harder than before Grace Ann Wolfersberger Grace Ann 1S the clown of our class, And a very clever little lass She makes us laugh when we'd rather cry W'h1le she just lets the rest of the world go by Larry Martin Barnd Now Larry 1S an outstandlng man Cl1mbS to the top as fast as he can In a ballgame or 1n class grades He leaves us all 1n the shade Samuel James Lynch Sam lS tall and busy too He always paddles hls own canoe Always comes to school on tlme And llkes to slng I ll Walk The Lme Ienm ngs Bryan Francis Last but not least 15 our dear Bevo He s always late and rather slow He pulls jokes and keeps us ln a whlrl Some day he ll flnd a pretty glrl I , . I ' l V I I 1 I ' I I I I I I ' I I I . I I . When she gets James, she'll live in the city. . . , I - - I I I I I , ' I I I I I I ' ' N I ' ll ' Il ll I I I I - I Q r I I , . . Class Wlll We the Senior Class of 1957 belng of unsane mlnd and 1nf1rm body do hereby be queath the followlng thlngs to the underclassmen and persons ln thls our last wlll and testament ARTICLE l the-jig Class we leave our ab1l1ty to get along as a class the Sophomores we leave the ab1l1ty to draw over our pencll marks ln our old books the Freshmen we leave the ab1l1ty to have a good 1n1t1at1on for the class of 1963 Mrs Huston we leave our old memorles Mr Guthrle we leave our dlrty class room ARTICLE ll lanet Baker leave her ablllty to drlve to Bobby Crouse lanet Banks leaves her cheerleadlng ablllty to Ruth Helfner Elalne Ballltch leaves her helght to Dlck Bookwalter Larry Barnd leaves hls basketball ablllty to Iumor Reynolds Carole Black leaves her short halr to Evelyn Cole Adnan Cole leaves h1s ab1l1ty to ch1sel hls dad out of the car every nlght to IIQQS Hughes Mary Catherlne Daup leaves her ablllty to play the clarlnet to Mavls Francls Kay Elllott leaves her typlng ab1l1ty to Sam Leapley Bevo F ancls leaves hrs ablllty to klll mlce to Robert Seaman rllyl Garrett leaves her complexlon to anyone who wants lt Inez Glbson leaves her ablllty to go steady to V1rg1n1a and George Phaenon Guthrle leaves her long halr to jerry Gramer Noreen Hall leaves her ab1l1ty to mlss school to Iay Baker Sam Lynch leaves nls hexght to Gerald I-lamman Dolores Mltchell leaves her clean shoes to Marllyn Cooper 21115 Wallace leaves her natural curly halr to Ianlce Montgomery Grace AUD WOlfGfSb91'QG1' leaves her ablllty to chew gum ln band to Iudy Amstutz Phyllls Wallace To ' ' . To ' ' . To ' ' . To . ' . TO . ' 2 ' . Ma' 1 ' '. Mr Charles L Landers 26 recelves h1s hlgh school d1ploma at the Recogrutlon Day assembly program 1n May 1956 from Mr Beard supermtendent of schools Chuck as he was called by the students and faculty earned2 lfZ credlts at Shlloh Hlgh by attendmg classes and berng tutored by Mr Beard 1 ' 1 1 . , . ll ll ' ' 1 I l . . WLNDEIZGIZADQ . U I Q g A . ' 9 o o o gl 4 I 1 T. RUSSELL I. HEYDE President V. President D. MOORE V. DENT Treasurer Secretary F. ANGELBECK D. BAKER M. HALL L. KIRKENDALL S. LEAPLEY A. MONASTERE L. RAMEY A. REYNOLDS R. SEAMAN I. HAMMAN 1 3 Q: M S' 92: .vfffig?if,.. My 1: S A wx, 5. im, . 3 - 'ifz.ifiiQmFg f5S?' 1 Q . 'ifjjI-l1i21':fs3'j M Q H k.,,.,A.. f -- L. . N A A ' L 5 .235 . :if I , 1 A .. . N E. ONEY S. SMITH 'fl-'C .. wa. L. HAMMAN Student Council B. HENRY vw.. 5.5 ., f K ' 59 953 ' : f Qf?..f 211: Q , . My f A .9 155 vu, X is J gg ' .3 Y . . . 'UF' f -A ' yew if . I 4' K 1 5 . , I. PATTERSON L. WAGERS - -.2f- .,.. . -'f am' .. r ,g . 4? , X N , Aix ' X ff x ' 'E XM. 11 'M ' X ., V, Rf fk1'1 I fi ? -. L wg , Q - S . KAYLOR G. POFFENBAUGH V. WALLEN 0 omore v ' ..fQ 1 x ' 3 3 A ... A 4- S . . S '--5 S fq- X ,-Eg, KX ' B. BANKS X 1. CUPPY iv W President ., f , V. Pres1dent 31. . . I W. ALEREY E. LYNCH I. GRAMER Treasurer Student Council Secretary -F '94 . ax NP , in x if .. E f .1-c.. W , .af N. BALLITCH M. BROOKS E. COLE M. COOPER E. DICK Yi ,W Q sh Q , ... fee . x. R' ' suv- 'H' 1, f ' - QE 7 X W KE- KQY5 'E . 1 ., 1- Q cgi? 9 N. EVANS Nl. FRANCIS B. GUNDRUM R. HALL R. E. HEIENER E 5 . f 1 Q iq 'QW-5 I X 12 ' X In x ' N K 1' ' .. - . is 'X' , 2 ..-f' M f -' x E E 25 X D. HERZ E. HUGHES I. HUGHES D. IOHNSON S. NOBLE D. RUCKMAN B. SCHJXUB H. SEAMAN I. STOOPS D. SWIXRTZ N. WALLACE D. WHEATCRAFT f +ve- Q 5- ,- f I ' by Nr X' K 'S ff? IA? .sa .L E ' I Q55 Fre hmen Nm- A Ns.- . . if f.,s'i'5'i'1' ' . I. HARNLY C. HARNLY President V. President 1. r ck, 1, r I . f -f .1 ' '-- if s f ' X v . -V C x V? W' I ':n:' ' X W ,ff - g 1 ' f 'S' f fmfrvq V .no J. 1, ...'.-. H' T. MOORE E. KRANZ S, PATTERSON Secretary Treasurer Student Council g . .... f: .ky ' . S A f' E 1 'A l 1 A .. .' A - I 5 K - 1 A'-gn, I. AMSTUTZ S. BACKENSTO I. BAKER 1, BALUTCH M din --. 4 .sri 4 1 ? Q Q, as 4.5. M bv' Q ix. . vu: ...M ji M--...N ' ,M . A.. X f W. BUCKLEY H. COLE L. COLE C, COMPANY C. DYER H. ECKELS R. A. FRISBY R. GARRETT x Q- x ky- , YV! A G- .F ,Ka 9 B D. BOOKWALTER fir Q9 XS' Rm R. DICK G. HAMMAN ! ., 1 WI 15. .3 N.. -N... X 5 I I kai M an- 1' A np I I Te E 'i3'i'f,y .jf N Q 3 . I fm. .. NN 'Q i br j sa f ' L. M K . Ha. K ', .. I , , y ,X , s.. , , ,W , , K S fi ' K f -v4o'A 1 ' - X C. HUNTER R. KIRKANDALL R. LYNCH R. LEE K. MILLER rv- w. ' f- I 'UID ' 11 5, . ' RE, L- 4 , 5 K I 'QI'--'K 'xg D ' , fu. X N i, .. ' . ' ' L , I A ff . 'ff . . I D. MOSER NOBLE K. ONEY I. REYNOLDS I. SHEPHERD - , , 25-Q N . K 9 3 G' L if in .. ' R' I - .- V 1 V '9...., ,Q 'S' xx' hr 5, Y ' 5' - .77 -Qgv QP., ? 1... ' q Nik' - V' I Ni. 3 V I , WJ FQ- 5 ,M 47 h-ox B. STEELE R. STIMA D. WILLIAMS M. WILLIAMS I. VVILSON Freshman Initiation 1 V4 ,W gf Q . Q 5 ,F -.0 ' ' 3 'QE W fkxf i M S, Alu . if I WR- 1 ,fi i fb fr-v I. MONTGOMERY f I., nh 5' 2 .ff-J L. SHORTER KK 1,5 N . S . WOLFERSBERGER -,a 'aw .ffua 1 ek-F kin 1 mas.-. M - iw 'T M..- Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: I. Wells, I. Iacobs, I. Backensto, D. Springston, D. Henry, D. Adkins, C. Huston, I. Barnhart, W. Kessler. SECOND ROW: V. Shepherd, C. Bailey, R. Wallace, I. Hamman, J. Gowitzka, S. Hall, K. Forsythe, I. Dyer, H. Dick, V. Clagg. THIRD ROW: R. Robinson, C. Patton, B. Oney, I. Burling, S. Kilgore, I. Laser, C. Nobel, D. Furr, P. Barnett, I. Cole, D. Deskins, G. Bailey. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kinsel, D. McQuillen, H. Francis, R. Williams, A. Stoops, G. Fletcher, I. Gowitzka, D. Wallace, I. Burling, H. Seaman, L. LaBounty, I. Russell, I. Hamman, R. Lynch. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: E. Lewis, R. Arnett, E. Moore, D. Keesy, I. Wyne, T. Dyer, M. Hughes, D. Huston, D. Clagg. SECOND ROW: A. Oney, I. Rox, 1. Angelbeck, M. Gibson, R. Barnett, C. Hamman, K. Huston, I. Kaylor, D. Garrett, A. Dawson, M. Wagers. THIRD ROW: E. Oney, I. Sutter, S. Miller, G. Foster, A. Peiffer, W. Harnly, J. Sloan, S. Ferguson, D. Nease, M. Backensto, E. Shepherd. FOURTH ROW: D. Clabaugh, E. Gibson, F. Wallace, P. Beck, R. Kilgore, I. Crouse, S. Murphy, J. Schaub, D. Evans. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Mock, 1. Eckels, D. Nease, W. Cole, I. McDonald, R. King, T. Smith, M. Smith. .C 'LE ll .gf J' . we .. Q w.. , s f , , tl , . . to 4 fi.- T f ..f. 4, 1 Qfrbw. 'qyfty K f QI e AL ,..' f ' 4 v A S5 v ' VA' pl, v. ' K ,kai X K V S S I 1 if. 738.2257 y ' 3 -4 P-'V X D-f ,J R it xl f .6 I fr ' L if ,- - X L I A is ... K W 3 W s ....,. 1? MR KINSEL'S CLASS mmm 4 Junior High Building W 'War 'N X 3 5 i i ii i bi an. Q A V k, w 6 i A --i A ii i i w MR. MOCK'S CLASS .vm ni' Mei. V Mrs. BurIing's Fifth and Sixth Grades FIRST ROW: I. McDaniel, D. Herz, A. Kendig, T. Hamman, S. Iohnson, P. Kessler, P. Hughes, E. Montgomery. SECOND ROW: T. Furr, C. Kaylor, I. Selick, W. Sterner, J. Eckels, D. Karns, I. Holtz, M. King, C. Graham. THIRD ROW: I. Crouse, I. Wallace, R. King, L. Turner, M. Gibson, S. Welsh, Mrs. Burling. Grade School Activitie Mrs. Hamman's and Mrs. LYnch's Third Grade Christmas play casts . SWQ MRS. STROUP'S FIFTH GRADE THANKSGIVTNG PLAY CAST SCENES from OPERETTA IN FAIRY A LAND av or is 'W M ref? - Mrs. Williams' Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: B. Wells, M. Lofland, T. Dawson, R. Wilson, N. Ernst, L. Wllllams, I. Hamman, R. Guthrie, M. Cooper. SECOND ROW: D. Steele, S. Hall, A. Arnold, T. Clagg, R. Hamman, I. Wallace, C. Keesy, S. Hamman, D. Oney. THIRD ROW: R. Frlsby, G. Frances, P. Fletcher, N. Selick, D. Amstutz, I. Gowitzka, D. McQu1llen, C. Porter, Mrs. Williams. FOURTH ROW: K. Craiger, M. Deskins, M. Montgomery, K. Roethlisberger, B. Boock, T. Barnd, B. Sims. Mrs. Stroup's Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: D. Fulk, G. Backensto, K. Sexton, D. Pittenger, R. Forsythe, D. Baker, T. Noble, C. Wade, G. Enos, D. Swartz. SECOND ROW: M. Russell, M. Alfrey, W. Frisby, S. Nease, L. Seaman, M. Schaub, F. Cole, I. Bard, I. Castle, W. Steele. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stroup, J. Jewell, R. Youngblood, R. Berger, K. Cole, P. Fletcher, I. Brooks,W. Sexton. D. Swartz, G. Stcops. ABSENT: I. Porter, F. Cole. dh -as 'J it fr Sr 1. 0 qv ul .jo R.. f 3. E 4 eu B ' fn-f ' mrs!! run Mrs. Patterson's Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: J. Francis, B. Arnold, I. Reynolds, S. Henry, E. Arnett, L. Steele, L. Kennard, L. Shorter, C. Pennel. SEC- OND ROW: N. Dawson, S. Mullins, L. Hamman, C. Smith, W. Claybaugh, I. Horde, S. Kilgore, B. Williams,L. Wagers, M. Clark. THIRD ROW: R. Dawson, W. Selick, G. Crouse, A. Brooks, L. Wallace, P. Buckley. 1 Mrs. Seymour s Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: D. Harnly, R. Johnson, D. Swartz, F. Peiffer, S. Clagg, S. Peterson, R. Bailey, C. Bowman. SECOND ROW I. Burner, I. Deskins, D. Baker, E. Gundrum, M. Noble, T. Rish, M. Ruckman, 1. Sloan, T. Wilson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Seymour, G. Crouse, D. Evans, G. Crager, R. Foreman, D. Kilgore, J. Neeley. ABSENT: Ann Wales. is hav, -' L.. s yfnl L 11 , -r '34 L .wa QU' I-A. ,, li 1 I , I .4 I -' s lr 1: an IE... Dv .4 1-gy Mrs. lynch's Third Grade FRONT ROW: S. Nesbitt, F. Hughes, L. Wallace, S. Hamman, G. Sheely, E. Turner, G. Owens, P. Van Wagner, N. Iohnson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. R. Lynch, T. Rodman, L. Hettinger, E. Shepherd, I. Jacobs, L. Bailey, I. Williams, R. Cline, R. Wilson, I. Kessler. THIRD ROW: O. Oney, I. Bard, A. Neeley, D. Alfrey, D. Holtz, L. Noble, L. Oney. FOURTH ROW: R, Campbell, I. Banks, K. Murphy, R. Crager, R. Foreman, M. Gilliam, C. Deskins. Mrs. Hamman's Third Grade FIRST ROW: B. Hall, R. Huston, N. Dininger, C. Wagner, L. Howard, P. Bushey, S. Shepherd, B. Montgomery, I. Blankenship, D. Adkins. SECOND ROW: M. Frisby, S. Heyde, B. Kilgore, I. Gowitzka, D. Mullins, C. Barnette, I. Adkins, M. Cole, C. Bloom, L. Russell, E. King. THIRD ROW: D. Bailey, G. Onie, S. Mathews, H. Crouse, C.Wllliams, S. Stoops, B. Johnson, K. Clabaugh, J. Barnhart. Q-5.4. Mrs. Tuckefs Second Grade FIRST ROW: B. Bailey, L. Sloan, B. Poster, R. Dininger, I. Rhodes, D. Adkrns, R. Russel, R. Sheely, T. Ruckman, D, Prisby. SECOND ROW: D. King., S. Reynolds, I. Vanwagner, L. Pelfry, S Kranz,-QL. Ryder, C. Hamman, D. Coffey, S. Cldgg, D. WGUGCC, THIRD ROW5 Mrs. Tucker, A. Henry, B. Williams, W. Goth, S. Cole, S. Riddick, I. Myers, N. Wallace, W. Heifner, B. johnson, L. Reed. Mrs. Myers' Second Grade FIRST ROW1 L- Wade. S- Nead, S-Hamman,D.mwson, B. Daup, L. Burling, D.Clark,'L. Prislvy, E. Cole. SECOND ROW: M. Heifner, L. Dawson, P. Moser, I. Frisby, M. Oney, V. Tuttle, B. Pennel, C. Urie, E. Hord. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Myers E. Francis, P. Strong, T. Ryder, I. Fulk, B. Porter, L. Christy, A. Dawson. i 'UP 49 few ul r W' In all mn me -mf r .luwaarml i,.:..f+f- . .,, 3 xi S it Q9 HW! Y I , D Mrs. McBride's First Grade FIRST ROW: J. Daup, K. Wallace, K. Adkins, C. Seymour, R. Miller, C. Campbell, G. Bailey, B. Rox, D. Francis, C Gutshall. SECOND ROW: L. Gowitzka, R. Company, L. Ryder, I. Karns, B. Oney, S. Montqomery, D. Pelfrey, D. Gundrum B. Wagner. THIRD ROW: Mrs. McBride, M. Brooks, S. Kennard, C. Wallen, M. Cole. ABSI-INT: G. Gilliam. Miss Thew's First Grade FIRST ROW: M.Dyer, I. Johnson, S. Oney, 1. Roberts, B. Bowman, S. Coffey, B.-Fuxr, D. Urle, S. Hoyt, D. Matthews SECOND ROW: M. Matthews, E. Kirkpatrick, H. McGregor, T. Willson, L. Kennard, M. Sexton, E. Tuttle, I. Garrett, L Garrett, E. Shepherd. THIRD ROW: I. Lofland, D. Oney, T. Rook, M. Brown. 'KNO' Y 3-wr 1 'SHP A. .ty A ' .........i s.- . U5 lk iw . N i .,,,: ., I Q Future Homemaker Award Winner Phaenon Guthrie Phaenon won the Betty Crocker Award in General Mill's Search for Homemaker of 1957. She received a gold lapel pin featuring the ripened heads of wheat, which are typical of General Mll1's products, and Betty Crocker's Good Qi- Easy Cook Book. - wi.-N Q-L' , .. mf we ll Q 'E i ,. :Hr F. H. A. FIRST ROW: A. Reynolds, L. Kirkendall, I. Cuppy, L. Ramey, I. Banks, P. Guthrie, R. Heifner, Mrs. Arnold. SECOND ROW: E. Cole, I. Gramer, H. Seaman, M. Francis, E. Dick, M. Cooper, W. Alfrey, V. Wallen, J. Sutter, S. Noble, B. Steele, B. Henry, THIRD ROW: S. Jennings, M. Brooks, H. Eckles, S. Backensto, N. Evans, I. Montgomery, I. Shepherd, R. Dick, K. Oney. , JN- :'1ixM'l 'i- yi RET' 1- latin Club FIRST ROW: S. Smith, D. Herz, A. Reynolds, Mrs. Huston, I. Patterson, I. Hamman, I. Harn1y,C. Company. SECOND ROW: R. McDaniel, I. Ballitch, C. Dyer, K. Miller, S. Wolfersberger, R. Frisby, I. Amstutz, J. Wilson. THIRD ROW: T. Moore, C. Harnly, B. Gundrum, D. Bookwalter, D. Moore, T. Russell, D. Ruckman, S. Patterson, Absent: C. Hunter. Our Latin Club this year consists of twenty-four members, fifteen first year students and nine second year students. Some of the highlights of the year included the initiation of first year students, Christmas party at Mrs. Huston's, and our assembly program in the spring. On March 29 members of the Latin ll class attended the Ohio Junior Classical League Convention in Columbus. LATIN CHRISTMAS PARTY LATIN INITIATION 'ne-.45-w-'fir' 1 rw fm s' F.F. .Queen '55 '56 Janet Bank F. F. A. FIRST ROW: B. Hamman, M. Hall, S. Lynch, S. Leapley, L. Hamman, G. Poffenbaugh, B. Banks, L. Wagers. SECOND ROW: D. johnson, I. Wagers, R. Kirkendall, I. Reynolds, R. Stima, L. Shorter, R. Lynch, I. Stoops. THIRD ROW: D. Swartz, I. Baker, E. Kranz, E. Lynch, D. Wheatcraft, R. Hall, I. Hughes, Adviser Mr. Strickland. 23' 'Un 1 W I 9,110 Q Q -fe A NFA 5 ei 'Yo Ufluu X I Farm hop ,...,,....... 11 05' W. W' s L4 QR FIRST ROW D Johnson I Stoops E Lynch R Hall SECOND ROW Mr Strickland I Hughes D Swartz D Wheatcraft B Banks B Gundtum KR' in MR SIROFC HUCK OUR COMMERCIAL TEACHER We appreciate hls never endlng patlence, understandlng and co operatlon Typing ll Class FIRST ROW D Mltchell G Wolfersberger I GIDSOH SECOND ROW P Wallaee C Black E Ballltch THIRD ROW F Angelbeck N Hall M Garrett M Steele FOURTH ROW P Guthrle L Barnd K Elllott I Banks STANDING Mr Slroichuck Commercial Club FIRST ROW S Smlth I Patterson I Hamman A Reynolds D Moors T Russell G Poffenbaugh L Wagers SECOND ROW B Henry L Ramey P Wallace I Gibson F Angclbeck L Kmrkcndall M C Daup K Elllott V Dent S Kaylor E Ballltch Mr Slrofchuck THIRD ROW M Garrett M Steele D M1tcholl G A Wolfersberger I Banks D Baker P Guthrlo C Black V Wallen L Barnd I Heydc L Hamman E Oney FOURTH ROW R Seaman A Cole I Francls S Ltapley A Monastcre S Lynch M Hall suv P' emi 'Gil' at :mink pn 1-3 lm A, Bly. n l ix as jar :fa lg N. fbi ,1- '1..,,M 12 f f L- ix 3 Q I TSVN F -5 Q fif?-W? .KH 3 gf .wx I , . 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Ez., , v 1 l , Y ' ' M K ' Q O If , 1 , - , . , . , . . I I '- ICO ..o.... . . , ,,,,, ' VS.. f 'Bl 5 'sr fb wqg Prmce of Peace FIRST ROWI Gibson I Montgomery R Hall N Evans D Herz SECOND ROW Mrs Huston M Cooper H Seaman G Wolfersberger N Ballitch I Amstutz The Prlnce of Peace Contests sponsored by the Ohlo Councll of Churches were held ln the Lutheran and Methodlst Churches The wlnner ln the Methodlst Church was Judy Amstutz, wlth Inez Glbson as alternate In the Lutheran Contest Grace Ann Wolfersberger was winner and Janice Montgomery was the alternate The winners then competed in the county contest in Mansfield Grace Ann Wolfersberger State Winner Our school and community are very proud of Grace Ann for her achievement in the Prince of Peace Contest this year. After winning the local, county, district, and state semi-final contests, she pro- ceeded to the State Finals held at the Ohio Pastors' Convention in Columbus. There she was judged the third best speaker in the state. She won a one year scholarship and a S75 award. Congratulations, Grace Ann! State Winners State Contestants The three winners, Bryan Predika, Allen Mary M. Yourucman or Lafayette, Grace Ann South and Grace Ann Wolfersberqer are be Wolfers berger of Shiloh Allen South of ing congratulated by Mr Shillington Ex Dayton Ryan Fredika of Niles Sharon Swartz ecutive Secretary of the Ohio Council of of Marietta and Roberta Pultz of Lorain Churches FIRST ROW Mrs Arnold V Wallen S Kaylor D Bakcr I Patttrsor' j Hamman V Dent I Guthrxe SECOND ROW I Banks G Wolfersberger T Russell C, Ball M Steel I Glbsor The Student Teachers Orgaruzatlon lS fulflllmg a real need ln the Shlloh School It IS made up of those students who have the quallties whlch make the admlnlstrator select them for student teachmg Any student who is selected twlce for substltute teachlng ln a classroom becomes a member of the organlzatlon Those students are g1ven plns bearmg the F T A em blem Thls pin lS worn wlth pr1de as lt lS an honor to be selected for substltute teach ln Vlsltlng prlvlleges are granted to those students who wlsh to observe normal class room procedures ln the varlous grade school rooms Thls observatlon lS helpful to them when they are called upon to take over a class wlthout warmng when a regular class room teacher lS absent Substltute teachlng experlence should help the students declde whether they would oe happy 1n teaching as a career F.T.A. : . . S X- ' 1 1 , , - , . ., . ., . , . , . , I - ' , - ' 1 - ' , '. ' , . 1 e, . l. . I 4 I 0 l - . - . . . Boy and Girl State LEFT TO RIGHT: Iennirigs Francis, Kay Elliott, Larry Barnd. librarians FIRST ROW: Linda Ramey, Inez Gibson, Charlotte Dyer. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Henry, Dent, Kay Elliott, Mr. Sirofchuck. ,wmv www am i 3-M O 4 S Iudy Patterson, Virginia f Scenes from the Athletic Assoclatlon Cake Walk and Dance r ' Senlor Hugh School Band Clarmets Amstutz Wolfers berger Dver Bookwalter Wales Sloan Harnly Fr1sby French Horn I Banks Flutes D Moore I Hamman K Forsythe Oboe C Hunter Saxophone W Harnly A Dawson I Dyer Bar1tone C Black Trumpets G Wolfers bcrger I Gibson R Lynch I Hamman Trombones I CUPPY S Smlth D W1111ams R Bushey W Kes sler Drums E Lynch C Harnly E Kranz Bells K Ellxott Dlrector Absent M C Daup C Bell R Cronqurst The Seruor Hlgh Band presented several programs durlng the year, maklng lts flrst publlc appearance 1n October when they led the Annual Hallowe en Parade Thelr snappy performance, under the dlrectlon of Mr Cronqulst, was acclalmed by all who saw and heard them A hlgh polnt of the season was a Chrlstmas program when the band not only pre sented a concert of 1ts own but also accompamed the cholr 1n a performance of the Chrlstmas story A very successful year was termlnated by a sprlng concert ln Apr1l and the annual performance ln the Memorlal Day Servlces ln May Senior High School Choir FIRST ROWI Hamly M Cooper E Ballitch J Sutter E Dick I Cuppy R Dick I Baker P Wallace I Banks SECOND ROW N Ballitch K Oney R Frlsby H Eckles S Backensto D Williams S Wolfersberger R Heifner B Gundrum I Wilson W Buckly F Hughes I Baker D Moore R Seaman C Bell C Harnly R Hall I Reynolds R Klrkendall D Bookwalter The Shlloh Senior High Choir presented several programs during the year 1nc1ud1ng a musical narration of the Christmas story accompamed by the band At thrs program the choir appeared in their new robes The proceeds from the program were added to the money donated by the Band Mothers and the Board of Educatlon to cover the cost of the new vestments A spring program of light songs and choir classics was presented ln April to cul minate the year's activities Many achievements marked a very successful year for the music department 5 , 4 I , , , . , . , . , . V , . 1 - I 1 S. Jennings, I. Montgomery, I. Shepherd, S. Smith, G. Wolfersberger, K. Elliott, I. Gibson, 1. Amstutz. THIRD ROW: . , . ' , . , . , . , . , 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 Trlo Kay Elliott lPianistl, Inez Gibson, I Sextet Iudy Amstutz, Janice Montgomery, Joyce Harnly, Wolfersberger, Kay Elliott fPianistJ. 7 ,,,,, M Q- 'P 'j ,lQ vwv'f',,,.-JW I Y s anetliianks, Elaine Ballltch. Diana William s , Marilyn if 4 ..f 4,v mf' Cooper, Susan K Y . vw ev 'M ,..... ,. ' 1 3, . 'V A ii 1 ,I . .5 - . ' ,L Willa Music Appreciation FIRST ROW: K. Elliott, C. Hunter, I. Amstutz. SECOND ROW: S. Wolfersberger, G Woliersberger, R. Frisby, I. Gibson. TRUMPETS: G. Stoops A. Arnold D. Swartz P. Hughes J. Hammari Junior Band Henry CLARINETS: BARITONE SAXOPHONE: DRUMS: Jacobs M. Russell I. Dyer C- Porter Roethlisberger M. Cooper B. Guthrie Amstutz FRENCH HORNS: G. Enis Sims BARITONE: C. Patton G. Francis B. ForSYih9 F. Wallace B. Boock ,fx J POIZTQ Athletic Association 55 FIRST ROW K Elllott I Banks O Hunter I Harnly I GIDSOD P Wallace K Oney A Reynolds E Dlck H Eckles R Dlck I Sutter P Guthrle I Gramer M Cooper L Ramey B Henry SECOND ROW G Wolfersberger S Wolfersberger I Amstutz R Frlsby I Hamman D W11llamS R Helfner I Montgomery M Prancls I Shepherd D Herz N Evans D Baker V Dent I Patterson Mr Daup THIRD ROW I Stoops D Wheatcraft F Hughes E Oney D Rnckman L Hamman I Hughes I Heyde I Wagers M WllllBmS S Patterson G Hamman B Buckley E Lynch D Moser R Klrkendall T Moore FOURTH ROW R Stlma D Moore B Banks L Wagers G Poffenbaugh I Baker C Harnly A Monastere S Leapley D Bookwalter I Francls B Gundrum E Kranz R Lynch A Cole R Seaman L Barnd T Russell C Bell Our Homecommg Queen +-35 MISS ANN REYNOLDS Poise Personality and Pulchritude combine to make ANN truly a queen. 11' B' W--HIV' NEI s li V X , 5 as s. 'fm YXLXXQCQSS SQYQQLASQQY fu gg,?lfaPRJN Homec 0 PRES JUQMAJV ,fin 41713 tplfllv A Ute CESS W 0955 1 Q , Siggiiyixovexx x fi' . , sf P 15,1 X 'k'.. Y, .135 QW V V ,Ml 'Q-: V X .,.. , ,xxtwfgxlw Q , W.. X ' lnh a:' M... ,W we1x'1 111 tm. Homecoming Court of 1957 Retiring queen, Elaine Ballitch, crowns this year's queen as Jonny Daup, ball carrier, and Clara Garrett, flower girl, are very much impressed. Escorts, Dan Moore, Iennings Francis, David Ruckman, Terry Moore, Larry Hamman, and Adrian Cole look upon the Coronation ceremony. Sam Lynch served as Master of Ceremonies for the occasion. Homecoming Queen of 197005 x , L. are '45 4, 'A5 1, ki! QUEEN ANN Thanks The Student Body Cheerleaders Bow To The Queen Shiloh Beat Butler 60 to 52 fe Ba ketball LARRY BARND Guard BILL BANKS Forward we 3.5 K E Individual GEORGE POFFENBAUGH Forward IAMES HUGHES Forward Center Ba ketball Indwldual N ,Q- ,,-f ,,'-f FRED HUGHES Guard MILFORD WILLLAMS Guard DICK BOOKWALTER C enter STEVE PATTERSON Guard CRAIG IIARNLY Forward si Varsity Basketball Team Coach Daup, S. Patterson, F. Hughes, L. Wagers. C. Harnly, G. Poffenbaugh, S. Leapley, D. Bookwalter, A. Monastere, B. Banks, L. Barnd. I. Hughes, M. Williams, and Manager Dan Moore. Varsity Cheerleaders Virginia Dent, Judy Patterson, Ianet Banks. Q. Q I N.- Resewe Basketball Team Mr. Addis, S. Patterson, I. Reynolds, I. Hughes, W. Buckley, A. Monastere, G. Harnly, I. Baker, E. Lynch, F. Hughes, G. Hamman, R. Gundrum. Resewe Cheerleaders Imogene Shepherd, Iudy Hamman, Jerry Gramer. ' W.. V eaye ,,,,, Q, ,,,T.,m,., , g,'KL 4. 'T X- .ysnfV,. ,M 'iv Girls' Basketball Team I. Gibson, L. Ramey, W. Alfrcy, I. Amstutz, I. Shepherd, I. Montgomery, S. Wolfersberger, M. Francxs, G. Woliersberger J. Hamman, D. Herz, E. Ballnch, A. Reynolds, Mrs. Huston lCoachl. V lg - R 7 my W W an I , Vuql, .V .pt gf 'X 'QU Lu, eu. 1 glglil' v ,al CII W W.. is-...Q 38.3 , 6 .,-: l 5 -',- ' V N ' A ri 7 . . ,- l : - J Y Q .v 1 , wg ,Ki A a . ' gy,-an .g....,Z '-,T-3-'Q v 1 -., ' 1 . . , , xg.. wi P N -'a s '4 I L gill- JI. -, f l ' 9 l 1 Q.. -Q-X, , n fa ef- gg , In I ' it ' P up qi li Richland County Fall Baseball Champs FIRST ROW: M. Williams, L. Wagers, Mr. Addis, L. Barnd, B. Banks. SECOND ROW: H. Seaman, T. Moore, R. Klrkendall, S. Patterson, R. Lynch, G. Hamman, I. Russell. THIRD ROW: E. Lynch, C. Harnly, A. Monastere, G. Poffenbaugh, D. Moore, 1. Baker. Junior High Varsity STANDING: Coach Kinsel, A. Stoops, I. Burling, D. Wallace, I. Gowltzka, R. Lynch KNEELING: D. Keesy, I. Iacobs, I. Russell, I. Hamman, M. Hughes. Junior High Reserve STANDING: H. Seaman, I. Mac'Donald, B. Cole, D. Nease, R. Williams, KNEELING: II Moore, G. Foster, H. Francis, D. Kennard, D. Huston. in .,,.f.,,5.i rs--1 S, 6 2 .DI .i N . I l 'W' WA.. 1 , , .-, ss. .,.. . M.,,...W, ., , Phyllis Keith Richland Count Track Queen 1956 i i l l FIRST ROW: G. Hamman, R. Hall, S. Leapley, S. Lynch, D. Bookwalter, C. Hamly, L Barnd, S. Patterson. SECOND ROW: I. Wilson, M. Williams, J. Heyde, I. Hughes B. Gundrum, G. Hughes, D. Wheatcraft, I. Wagers, Coach Daup. 5 js! Co-captain Jack Hall of the 1955-1956 basketball team presents Coach Daup with a trophy because of his outstanding work with the team. Mr. Daup not only was elected County Coach of the Year but also the team's Coach Q-the Year. Mr. Beard is seated beside Herb Score, the guest speaker at the Athletic Assoc- Athletic Banquet of 1955-'56 Junior-Senior Prom 1956 'af , iw AL-is ' A X 'tin FIRST ROW: M. Daup, C. Black, P. Guthrie, R. Lofland, K. Williams, V. Ramey P. Keith, M. White, D. Mitchell, M. Steele. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pittenger, L. Barnd, K. Elliott, I. Banks, I. Baker, E. Ballitch, P. Wallace, I. Gibson, G Wolfersberger, L. Humbert, Mr. Mock, Mr. Beard. THIRD ROW: E. Hamman, A Cole, C. Jennings, H. Sloan, R. Patton, R. Kranz, H. Guppy, N. Lofland, B Patterson, I. Hall, H. Ballitch, D. Swartz. FOURTH ROW: C. Brooks, I. Francis S. Lynch, F. Springston, O. Hughes, R. Steele. School Calendar 1956 57 September Flrst day of school We are gettlng our schedules Grace Ann dropped her drshes rn the mrlk carton can Frrst Senlor Class meetrng Two grrls were f1ght1ng rn the hall P T A meetlng The Iumor Candy Stand opened Shrloh beat Ontarlo 7 4 baseball Flrst muslc classes ln new band room Greenwrch beat Shlloh 7 2 baseball Shlloh beat Umon 21 6 baseball What happened to Irggs and Duane 'P Band Mothers Meetlng Shrloh beat New Haven 18 3 baseball Flrst tlme Mlflam Steele ever drove a car Iust another day' Shlloh beat Lucas 2 1 baseball Shlloh beat Lexlngton 19 1 baseball Typlng and Offlce Practrce Classes went to the County Supermtendent s Seruor Class had prctures taken at Dev1to's Studlo Shlloh beat Ontarlo 3 2 baseball October No Senlor Engllsh Class Mrs Huston was 111 No school P T A Basketball practrce Shrloh beat Lucas 27 1 baseball Slx Weeks Tests Elarne dropped a flfty cent plece rn her corn bowl Mr Mock was angry at Junior Play practlce Latrn Club Inrtlatron Iunlors and Semors v1s1ted Shelby Tube Works Senlors sold ads Senlors sold ads Recorded speeches rn Senror Engllsh Semors Crew for freshman 1n1t1at1on Bookmoblle Started the f1fSl ed1t1on of the school paper At last somethlng new rn the kltchen Iumors recelved thelr class rlngs Nurse irom St S1na1 1-Iospltal talked to glrls boys were entertalned by the Navy Freshman 1n1t1at1on Novem ber Athletrc Assocratron meetlng No school Band Mothers' Meet1nCI Ilm Russell Sr llm Barnhart recelved therr Board of Educatlon Leadrng players of the Iunlor Play cast had prctures taken Senror Class meetrng Athletlc Assoclatlon meetlng 7th and 8th graders move rnto new bulldlng Practlce game wlth Greenwrch Iunlor Class Play P T A meetlng Flrst basketball game Tlro and Shlloh Senror state tests No school Basketball game Shlloh New Haven Shlloh won 101 58 Indlvldual plctures Every pupll test Mrs Klnsel Grrl Mrs Beard boy December Cheerleaders had plctures taken Basketball game Savannah beat Shlloh Senlors went on fleld trlp Grace Ann arrlvcd at school ten mln tes b fore the last bell' Would you be lleve rt 7 Sophomore freld trlp to Shelby Mrs Huston played hookey Plymouth D661 Shlloh 68 64 basketball Chrlstmas Carols at noon Umon beat Shrloh 53 42 basketball Another test rn Amcrlcan Government Larry doesn t know wh rt a mlmeograph machrne looks llke School out at 2 00 P M Ianuary 1 No school 9 25- ' ' ' 4- ' 26- ' ' ' ' 5- ' 30- . ' ' ' 6- ' ' ' 5 ' 7- ' ' ' 31- ' ' 10- ' ' ' ' . . . . ' 1- ' ' ' ' 11- ' 2- . . - I 5- .B 12- ' ' ' 6- ' ' ' 13- ' - , ' ' 14- ' ' - , 7- ' ' 17- ' ' 9- ' ' 1 ' 18- ' - , ' ' ' 19- ' ' 12- ' 20- . 15- ' ' , ' 21- ' - , 16- ' ' 25- ' ' - , 19- . . . ' 26- ' ' ' 20- ' - ' Ofhce. 22-No school 27- ' ' 23- ' ' 27- , ' - 28- ' ' - , V ' - 28- ' ' ' 1- ' ' . . 29- ' ' . 30- . ' - ' . - 2- 8- . . . ' 3- ' 9- ' - , 4- , ' 11- ' ' ' ' ' 12- ' ' ' ' m 7- ' ' 15- . ' ' '. . ll- . . 16- ' ' 12- . . 17- ' ' ' ' 14- ' ' - , 17- ' 18- ' 18- ' ' - , 19- ' 19- ' ' 22- ' ' ' 20- ' 5 ' 23- ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' 21- : A . . 24- ' Schoo Calendar 1956 57 GOIN? Back from Chrlstmas vacatlon Mary Catherlne Daup's and Carole Black s blrthdays Basketball game Shlloh beat Butler Grace Ann Wolfersberger won the D1str1ct Prlnce of Peace Basketball game Shlloh beat Umon Same old routlne No school too much snow Basketball game Bellvllle beat Shlloh Senlor Class meetlng Annual work contlnued Exams Exams fcont J Annual went on sale Basketball game Shlloh beat Lucas Last day of Amerlcan Government 4th slx weeks starts Band mothers meetlng Grace Ann won State Seml fmals ln Columbus Senlor recelved name cards XIJ3 LOCO Apr What happened to Terry Russell ln Mrs Arnold s second perlod study hall 'P Ann was elected our Homecomlng Queen Shlloh beat Ontarlo Ma March End 4th s1x weeks A A dance P T A meetlng Boy Scout Mlnstrel Bookmobrle Band Mothers meetlng Sprlng beglns Bookmoblle 11 P T A meetlng Prellmlrary Dlst State Test Phaenon's brrthday Baseball starts Flre Dr11l Bookmoblle End 5th slx weeks Elghth grade achlevement test Band Mothers meetlng Holy Week started Scholarshlp started No school Bookmoblle Y Another day of school Senlors' term papers due Senlors go to Columbus P T A meetlng Last day of January Bookmoblle February Assembly Lexlngton beat Shlloh 58 62 Baccalaureate Worked on Annual Band Mothers meetlng Shlloh beat Plymouth 59 57 Bookmoblle Another day of Band Commencement Homecomlng game wlth Butler Last day of school Shlloh Won 52 60 Memorlal day Another day of school Bookmoblle G1r1s' basketball game wlth T1ro An unlucky day Valent1ne's day Shlloh beat Lucas 73 68 County Tournament County Tournament County Tournament County Tournament No school Plnlshlng annual Last dav of February starts cont d cont'd cont d 7 - ' 1- ' . . ' ' 4- . . . ' - - - 3- ' - 12- ' . . . 15- , . - - ' ' 20- ' ' - ' 26- ' 10- - 11- - ' ' 1- . . . ' 14- ' ' 2- ' 'r ' - 15- ' 16- 3- 17- . 4- 18- , ' 8- ' ' . 9- . 21- ' . ' 12- ' . ' . . 15- , . 22- ' ' 16- 23-Ckade cards 18-Good Fdday Eastervacauon 24- ' . ' ' . 19- . 23- . 25- ' ' ' 28- 1- 30- ' 6- . . . ' 31- 7- 14- 1- ' ' - 19- 4- 20- ' ' 5- ' - 21- ' 6- 22- 8- ' ' 24- . - 30- . 11- 12- ' ' 13- 14- ' 15- ' - 18- 19- ' 20- 21- g' 22- 25- ' ' 28- A And choIarship,Too 79 JOAN BALLITCH Ioan tied for fourth in Richland County in the State Eighth Grade Tests given in the spring of 1956. Shiloh High School faculty and students were very happy last spring when they re- ceived word that they had six students place in the District Scholarship Tests held in Wooster in May. They were as follows: David Swartz, second in Bookkeeping, Judy Patterson, fifth in Latin I, Larry Hurnbert, sixth in Social Studies, Phyllis Keith, seventh in English XII, Elaine Ballitch, twelfth in American History, jerry Gramer, twenty-first in Algebra I. Larry Humbert and David Swartz also received Honorable Mention in the State. QW? av! 'Um av' Aw P1 ' E E-F i956 SCHOLARSHIP TEAM FIRST ROW: Phyllis Keith , SECCND ROW: David Swartz Larry Humbert. Elaine Ballitch, Jerry Gamer, Q 1-,Wm Roethhsberger C Van Scoy Jamtor Charhe Guthrle and Mary Forsythe Mary Myers and Betty Hamman y TOGRAVN9 flu 3 Autographs y '5PTlQmQy The Senior Class of 1957 Wishes to Thank the Co-operation in Making This 1957 Periscope Possible Establishments on the Following Pages for their CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES YOUR FUTURE IS YOUR OWN LET US HELP YOU SHILOH OFFICE S FIRST NATIONAL BANK MANSliE.D DHIU xg 41gM 59 -I T 9 Qqoq no.ooo 2 7 3? 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