Springfield Senior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1953 volume:

SPRINGFIELD HIGH SCHOOL C Mann Street un our town us lust a bit of the Old Natuonal Hughway that led our pnoneer ancestors from the security of thelr Eastern homes to the adventure of lufe In the Western wulderness As we travel thas hnghway we pass the early mnlestones set to mark thenr way from the past unto the future Often we pass without notucnng So have we been travelnng a road through school thoughtlessly passnng mllestones along the way Suddenly we too are travel :ng from the security of the past unto the adventure called Llfe We therefore present thas book to show you the rnulestones during a typical year I iv Sprmgfleld Chlo I . - 1 1 ' 1 1 . I , y y ,gg , K' V J . fl by l .Q ,x I . 1 .15 . IZ I4-1 ' ' I 2? f 1. I A ll Perhaps iT's our confidence as seniors ThaT gives us The feeling ThaT This Trip along The highway is Well-placed in our capable hands. Gone are the days of the ialopy Going to school is for us a lob but some of our schoolmates travel the road 22,412 with efficiency At left our crew are members of the Year- book Class. David Hebble Marilyn Lesch Beverly Batsford Joan Winters Martha Klein Shirley Shook Phil Barber Dorothy Drake Jackie Snyder Connie Ginaven Nancy Dennis Jeanne McGillivray and Sandra Fasick. with dash and in style. ln.:-rd Q . Q '23 :Q ' - ! Q it ily .Wx 'x1'tA,'. Q ' tw ,, 'xwff-5-gif : c -I , 17 Y. 35 ,, I gr ' I gas! 'f ' ' 'f -0 1 -4' lb' X . ,- al A E D sis: 1 2 . 1 f . S K -f' ., , r 1 qi n Wm ., ,h gqdu 17. Ji i?.ft'1 4 xv , Q '. Y I , R' 9. , 1 ' . v ' i 7 . .31 .4 V .316 h-.'x:o:A: -l K ,L in PV l .44 xr--9 Q- - ,Cl A 'AJ' , 1 .WL 536:13 1. ' 1 A + in 5550 4 A,5'1'ft '4' 4 . v ' W - . ri. J, v,X.ML , .tidy rv, ' ' J,-:Yr kv- 1' .Mv - if ' 'i 'f5,9. ...-:fi,. w , ' 4 93ji 552 5 , fl '-rp, is ' ' Q 1 gf'i'Vx N 4f, rs 4 11 4,1 .-A T ..- 'f , q -1 o. 4 I, n .f 'H. 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A K4 Jil' I i 'il 'x ' WEJWQ rw -Fwd 1- J-f. .., mm, ,. .. ., gk V- A-kings 'avail-M .wr .. 1 ,,,. My ff- 4 .k .M .4,f ' . Ag V .., F W' 4-5 ,,, 1 nu ' SEQ - ' x ' l 'IVA 'x' ,, V' .JBL M mp v X a ' v QI Aw. '- Q x I !'UA.'fC-,A 1 ' f-Ek, ' hs A , , iQ R51 5 1 .- IU ' 2 A if 'I Q0 X iq 'kv ,f 5- 0 2 -Q 5 ' 2 l . 1-A '- A if 5,422 'x . Y A s x'r'Zl .: Q .?Lf!2 2A 9. 'M L' 1' 'x ' Y 8 A ui ' A , I 4 A 1, -1- ki .sf u I G! 4 1... Q., :L,, in-I' 49' The members ot the Board of Education are Max Reich, businessman, Don Samuelson, member of a firm of construction engineers, Mr. Holt, superinten- dent, Don Applegate, president of board and busi- nessman, Mildred Hartman, clerk, Ed Forrer, business manager, Mrs. E. T. Bodenberg, housewife and civic leader, and Bitner Brown, lawyer. Under the direction ot E. E. Holt and Board of Educa- tion the teachers and students work together. The Board ot Education advises, considers, and determines important policies for all of us. They use the wisdom gained through their own business experiences. OUR LEADERS . E E H T 6 as-Q C L OX Principal Q1 -.amgf KJ:-W.: Ja., 4 5CHDULf 3,3 ELDW 'W 1 , 'Lili if in-,g, have taught us to obey signs along the way -A Upon The shoulders of Mr. Charles L. Fox resTs The responsibiliTy for The smooTh and efficienT running of Springfield High School. As The DirecTor of Works along our road To success he has many grave and Trying duTies To perform. Many Times during our years aT SHS we have found ourselves in his office wheTher iT be for discipline or ThaT paT on The back afTer we have received some honor or award. WiTh his charm- ing wife and Their children Cindy and Fred w couldnT ask for a beTTer guide beTween milesTones Than Mr Fox ff! be THE OFFICE 4 1 ,? 3 HAROLD WARFEL, Assistant Principal ROSELLA MARTIN, Secretary MARYLU RIDDER, Secretary 151 KEEP THI PAC E 0 PEN GUIDANCE One of the first milestones at Springfield High School which the girls pass is the office of Miss Christine Hume, the Dean of Girls. Her sound advice and sympathetic understanding have made her the friend of many students. Miss Hume, sponsor of Girls' Council, teaches guid- ance and gives personal help to students along their road to success, just as she is pictured here in conference with Susie Welch. Throughout the first trying year at SHS, the bewildered sopho- more boy knows that the place he can often get a helping hand is in the office of Mr. Lawrence Sanders, the Sophomore Boys' Dean. Mr. Sanders realizes the effect of personality problems and family problems on school life and is always available to help over these rough places along the road. Mr. Boyd Young, has put his military findings into a physical fitness program which is known as Facio for senior boys. Whenever there is a need for straight-from-the-shoulder advice con- cerning the future road or iust an everyday ob- stacle, the man whom the boys seek is Mr. Young. Girls' Council officers are Cseatedjz Shirley Crabbe, vice presidentg Barbara Shellman, secretary, Nancy Warren, presidentg and Jane Miranda, treasurer. Stand- ing: Shirley Mitchell, Billy Pat Yuell, and Joyce Vance. Officers of Sophomore Boys' Council are Jim Stephenson, secretaryg Dave Mattes, presidentg and Robert Lig- gett, vice president. Junior-Senior Boys' Council officers are Richard Hunt, Douglas Miranda, secretaryy Hans Polte, vice president, Jim Spacht, and Jim Henthorne, president, STUDENT CCUNCILS The student councils are the governing bodies of the school. They are composed of the presidents and vice presidents of each homeroom. Any student may submit to his homeroom representative, for discussion at council meetings, any ideas he or she may have for improving the life at Springfield High. These councils hold their regular meetings once a month. At these meetings business is discussed and varied and inform- ative programs are presented. wa, ik nl V1 . ff, W . .A in 'Ji 4 The Executuve Board of Student Councxl Includes Bully Pat Yuell Barbara Shellman Rnchard Hunt Douglas Muranda Larry McCoy secretary Shirley Mutchell Bob Ater presudent Mr Fox Nancy Warren vnce presu dent Hans Polte Shlrley Crabbe Dave Mattes Jam Henthorne Jane Mnranda Jem Stephenson and Joyce Vance EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executave Board of Student Councul IS the mann body of student government at Sprmgfleld Hugh lt IS made up of the officers from each of the lnduvndual student councils and the presldent vlce president CAUTION wntcu Fon and secretary are elected by the student body as a whole The Executive Board dnscusses matters brought before them by the dnfferent councnls The declsuons they make govern the conduct of the future as well as the present Thus year they decnded on new class rings for next year s sensor class A new type of Band letter slmllar J to the letters for sports was also chosen The annual N I 'fl tax stamp drive sponsored by the Executive Board ws financed both the Choirs tnp to Hamilton for the exchange concert and the tnp the Band made to Newark for the annual Band Festnval ijt? 9311. ll . . . . ' I . I 1 ' t 1 I , I - I 1 ' I , 1 I . 1 I Wm H - . A Y .tx r X . 'gk . -- -C X I -' , . ' ' tl' A. Q , ,J L . . . . Y I N a - u a s -AV' I I .4 U ' , ,I ' r. . Q n 'T 5 K .if Q a. . ,. T I E A mf . ,' ' Y A ' LQ 4 ' Q ' I ', s 4 - , D ,,1,,. -l S3137 'V ' .-.JL,'. s If... Blitcgl' ' ff Jr B- 'I Q . . V ...A . A I, . -,r ' .' ' -. W4' ,f f ' f 5 41-ff 3 my L - AV 'lin g KZ, I 53 . , '- . - ,K 1 , A 3 I , ' I ' ' fingflit ' '13 3'-A p '..,r1 ,-'JJ ' . L si . , t .- ' sy., i, '- i . lg A , ' '-ff' A-'Llg 1 .7 'fx' Hi Fw .f' ' J . . rm- v nY,l i: Seated around the table from left to right are Veda Garber, Ilene Bruce, Pat Gramas, Sandy Curry, Emily Penticost, Paula Chatfield. Standing are Charlotte Glover, Joy Cottrell, Angela Winans. Barbara Murray, following the suggestion of the bulletin board, is reading a book on travel. I2 Our library offers us a wealth of information on a variety of subjects - from covered wagons to jet planes. You will find anyone ranging from a worried College English student reading up on the life of Shakespeare to a relaxed Sophomore studying the cartoons in the Saturday Eveving Post. Working at the files are Betsy Oberlin, Kay Garber, Sharon Aler, Marcia Thompson in 41-bi Busy at work wnth The many affairs of The lubrary are Mary Ann James Nancy Marshall Sue Creamer Fred Fox and Parry Garber Our lrbranan Mlss STovve wnThouT whom we could never fund anyTh1ng helps us locaTe The specific book ThaT we need and always Tries To Teach Us how To do :T ourselves The nexT Trme Along wnTh Mass STowe are her library helpers pncTured on These pages who gave Their sTudy pernods To help vv1Th The general care and service of The library Relaxrng after sesslon of shelvrng books are Barbara Barker Nancy Vrckroy Anne Frazler and Carolyn Beale - 3 ta 7- 1 I . 9 r , xl l I I I I l l I3 Below: Abigail VanHorn and Rose- mary Sundberg glancing through one of the new magazines in the school library. MISS HAESELER'S COLLEGE ENGLISH CLASS . I , wi Yu Abovei Edith Ritchie, Helen Raup and May Fay chatting between classes. English is an essential milestone along the road of life. As we have traveled down the path of learning, each year the knowledge of our native language has increased. Upon reaching our senior year many of us take Col- lege Engl.ish, the study of the literature of England. In this class we discuss the great literary works of the past and present and learn something about the lives of the famous men and women who wrote them. Two other senior English courses are offered. Those who expect to go into office work prepare with Commercial English. The greater number of students, not seeking any special training, enroll in General English classes. MISS VanHORN'S JUNIOR ENGLISH CLASS 'i As Sophomores, we center our efforts on lmprovlng our background In grammar An accurate use of our own language as necessary for us to become useful citizens The Sophomore English faculty strives to help us achieve a background an the workmg knowl edge of usage and dnctuon Emphasus In our lunror year IS placed on Amerscan luterature short stones essays oratrons, poetry, and drama An understanding and apprecnatron of thus wealth of enloyment stored In these literary treasures will certalnly lead us on the avenue to glory even though we may never achueve honors or maternal wealth We have profound respect for these teachers who have helped us to pave a clearer and wuder path to happnness through thus rntroductuon to Amen can lnterature ROBERT ROLFES Mary Balllnger, Louise Leonard, and Joseph Dagher sngn In on tame 447 af 'Tn Muss Louise Leonard us makrng the weeks assrgnment for her Sophomore English class Hetty Rabey Fontabelle Snodgrass and Anne Haeseler are examrnmg a new pump et I5 fi h class listening to Above Mr Smiths Senior Spams ecording of Spanish dialogue Nancy Tavenners tape r B low Shirley Mitchell admiring a French kiosk in e the second floor hall .ll- I6 l.'3rv'lRY ' I lRfNCH YH lu' FK LANGUAGES . . . Latin, French, German, and Span- ish - these are the languages ot- ferecl to us at Springfield High. Those Taking Latin study not only the language of that ancient civili zation but its customs and achievements as well Though Latin is no longer a spoken lan guage its study gives us a fuller understanding of history a richer vocabulary and a broader educa tion in general P4- Ka.. get together when Ni France and Germany and William Schnier discuss their pet subiects X . . 1 ' 1 . I. . , l l N 3 is ,li 1' if 41 B' ' ' 4. All- - - , G . f -Vi 23 - Q Q a N J., , . fi' ' o , ,ff JF A - a T' 'f X ' l :M X sf N ,,, 55 V-'f -. , ag f i l 'r i fl 'T3-a HI - I ,A ls, A . llt . ' 1 1' , l i fl ir , lg ' ' I I is -, ' . . ,fl T ' li ' ' J' 54 IBIT tkrx na Marie Ladd the modern key to world unity The modern language sTudenTs Those Takrng German French or Spanush learn Through sTudylng The language To undersTand more Tully people ln oTher parTs of The world Thelr cusTorns Their feel lngs and Thelr day To day llfe Many pupnls exchange knowledge and udeas Through leTTers vv1Th Englush sTudenTs of oTher lands The rnodern languages are espe crally useful because The y are spoken languages of Today ?' PaT1y Kuhns of Mr Schnle The board Above Paul Cook I r Q-A'T57'a Ocatlng The land oT The Remu for an M ss FrTzs LaTTn class B l eow Mernb rs s Jun or Cerman class correct ng exercnses a ence S T ac Span h and a Ru n FTz Teacher of LaT rw Q,-1. SOCIAL SCIENCE . S. The Social Science department points the way to better living relations. Many classes are included in this department - geog- raphy, history, government, economics psychology, sociology, social living, and driving. We learn about our neighbors, our ances- tors, our government, our business, and ourselves. These subiects will help us along the road through life. They lead us to better understanding, a vital factor in modern living. .lg-xg gxgg x - ,fx ,457 A. Y :gf - f- T 33322 Top: Franz Brickman, Charles Milligan, Lowell Storm, and Carl Reardon. Second: Lewis Lewis, Ralph Thornburg, Oliver Matheny Russell Evans, and Ruth Ackerson. Third: Calvin Vance, Don Ward, and Helen Rogers. Fourth: William Clauss, Ray Pepper, and Agnes Henderson Fifth: Russell Larsen. a ticket to the Past and the Present .rw- l mi - A51512- 'x X 'hs-,N Sggldllfllf f X X -MX if ,,,, Top: Several Senior students study The Arnerican's Creed in one of Mr. Brickman's classes in American Government. Middle: A group of teachers of Social Living look over some new material for their classes. Bottom: One of Mr. Vance's World History classes participates in a panel discussion based on a topic of international interest. Photographed during a laboratory period are Joe Schutte, Lois Peake, Doug Miranda, Keith Acles, Wesley Ault, and Joyce Caudill, No one can understand his world or live intelligently in it without some knowledge of biology and physi- ology. With a staff of teachers whose interest in their subiect never fails and a wide range of teaching aids, the students of SHS find themselves fascinated by both subiects. We caught John Blackwood and James McGowan gossiping between classes, -7 Q Pictured examining some new plants are C J Kaufman and Gladys Leatherman. SCIENCE Examining Zeke the Skeleton are Rosemary Detrick, Bettina Roberts Judy Dobbins, June Trumbo, and Nancy Dennis. .1 -k A- -'C N'-1 Barbara Winget and Ken Patterson inspect some materials to be used in a chemistry laboratory class. We are living in the age of science. No matter what a student may plan tor the future, he must have some understanding of chemistry and its twin science, physics. As many adventurous students have found, everyday brings new and different problems which offer to them a great challenge. Eugene Chassin Harry Kinnison Jim Haulce John Gatwood, Anne Schwer, Shirley Sch- neider Gail Eichelman and Dave Cox testing some principles in physics. r f' yy'7'if'X75' 4,1 MATH EMATICS MaThemaTlcs Teaches us noT only The funda menTal sTeps of calculahng buT IT also de velops for Us a sense of reasonung This ss a baslc vlrTue and Therefore The masTery of Thus subgecT as an lmporTanT mllesTone In our lVeS ,. Z N ,Q J Teachers nn The MaTh DeparTmenT are Ella Chase Hugh Barber Lufher Barnes John Lnnn Wnllnarn Waln and Verner Garlough Be low ns Mr Waln s geomevry class 22 fff ' ,Y rx A..,i V fl' ' 1 3, F- . Y ' , - 1 KT. 'r ' I' J sl' ' 'H '.C 'f A -' V. Q. .1 'gi .mi , i 7? 9 I, 1 I ,A .,, ., UT I ' ' -f 'R-J fini .,..K ' ' x- -L. 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Front row left to nght Bob Lynch Peggy Sebnng Jack Baker Nancy Blanchard George Jones Janet Mossbarger Ernest Ashcraft Second row James Wolfe Norma Hursh Roger Woodrung Ba bar Rlcketts Eugene Roller Elva Soales Don Hull Thnrd row Wand Baugh Alene Burchett Jane Levy Margaret Spicer Fred Roeder Wllma Mount Judy Feldmann Rnght Nancy Blanchard and Pegg Sebrlng The Dlstrtbutlve Educatton Class of SHS have all their classes IN the rnornlng ln The after noon they go tothe varlous stores un down town Sprlngfleld where they apply The prtn clples that they learn an the rnornlng Above IS shown the class wtth thetr teacher Miss Margaret Spacer at the rlght two gurls are demonstratlng a sales sltuatlon DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mr Walshs bookkeepung class busrly worknng on a practrce SE 24 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SHS offers a complete course In buslness trarnung A msnrmum of two years of short hand and typrng and a two year course of bookkeeping are taught Also Included are clerical practice and offuce practrce busrness math cornmefcual Engllsh and cornrnercual law Upon leavnng SHS a student who has completed the two years of shorthand wrll have learned to take ductatuon effucrently at the rate of at least 80 words per mrnute The busunessrnen and women of tomorrow are prepared for approaches to the busrness world The offuce practnce classes handle the business of the school The students are taught by an expert cornmercual faculty and students from SHS top the employers lust for their skull dependability and effnclency They are given an opportunuty to take the Clvnl Service test and thus prove thus skull nl Pat Acles Mr Leffel Marcna Wnllnarnson Nancy Shaw Judy Borgerdnng Shlrley Wullrarns and Joanne Snyder are workung on the March of Drrnes prolect ,z WNGER PBEQT XE nf' Kd ,vfixq RACHEL STEWART md HELEN DEATON H ARQLD E X J AN EQN an d w LUAM WALSH EW EP LEFFEL if M25 LEW gl W . .Jvc V uf 15 E '-A . ,N - , ,- X, P., ,-w E- E -il-f 5 xs and WNLMA pELGER EDWIN WHITE and BRUCE OLWER f' 15-'45s The functlon of the machnne shop ns to develop skull un usnng machune tools Alfred Vorhus and Joe Kauffman watch the boys Roger Yoder and Charles Patterson develop thus skull 1 18 9 2:1262 Herman Seaman head of Department of In dustrual Educatuon solves hls rntrncate problem on the slode rule As a bov Travels along the road unto the future he comes to a fork where he must decade which path to take boy who as worklng In the Depart ment of Industrlal Education A boy may speclallze In Vocatlonal Trade or may sample all fuelds In lndustnal Arts Both courses are offered boys at SHS Pouring metal as hot work but the boys Jerry Eyre Don DePrnest Charles Fremder Charles Roe Ernest Glenn Martnn Burns Carl Sothard Mert West Norman Srnuth Bull Graves enloy nt under the guudance of Robert 'rabbe 1 H 26 Fil - H 12 1 f 1 2 l.,,- I ' .lf 9-,Z f ru Q . f x - 4- ,A 1' ' J .4 Q 2 . 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A sf, -:gif-1, 1 - ' 1- t Such a decision must be made by the 1 - , l Q ' I ., xl -1.42, l an n .1..-. ll Q I ' 1 D- 3 1 I I ' l. , ' ,1 l- x f f -1-4 - fi ' y !t ,- e .. - ll - 1 U l ti , 1 I 1' .F 4 U da' - A .4 - x ' 'I , Q I 'K I J ' t 1 K A y W , 1 ' - t v I vv 'a Under The dlrectlon of Elwood Stenner Don Gearhart Ronald Baker and James Colvm gunde The wood into The cutter To prepare boys to Take their places nn an lndustrual socrety Tralnmg an the necessary skulls to enable Them to make a good lnvmg IS the purpose ofthe draftung room as It as the Tun damental purpose of all shop courses Robert Chrlstel supervuses The squaring of sheetrnetal done by Charles McAlnsTer Larry Kesler ArtGnannakapaulls Karl Hurst Wallace Ryder and Jlm Calluson VOCATIONAL TRADE Vocatuonal drawung ns one of the few specnaluzed courses at SHS Here Clarence Ober and Edwm Burch carefully watch the drawmgs of Albert Stottlemyer ,,,,..... vs- lc., F Nix? as QQ, Phyllus Leath Dorothy Norman Joan Ludlow Pat Leffel Ros na Rapp S1 rl y Gaaer Paula Ray and Elunor Bush are Cclockwrsej workung on thetr prolects un Mrs Parchen st xtlle class v-un- 28 ,M No matter what path a gurl may tol low down the road of lute know! edge ot household arts as for her a necessrty Home Economucs t Spnngtaeld Hugh School teaches many phases ot home management Gnrls learn how to plan and prepare nutrrtrous meals and how to make the table settrng an attractive back ground forthe meal Ruth DeMunt Phyllrs Norman Pearl Flannery Barbara Shaw Phyllus Moats Barb ra Merchon Donna Brunk Nancy Ba ham Charlene Engle and Marrlyn McFueld are Qclockwrsej puttung the fnnushung touches on theur pres Glrls are takmg cn practlcul road unto the future . . 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X- N 44 V , A , M' I . .lf I U fin Dons Clemens ts havtng her dress fttted by Pat Hammon and Laverne Cope HOUSEHOLD ARTS ln the sevvtng classes gtrls are taught how to select the best types of maternal and how to make attrac ttve tashtonable clothes Texttle classes feature vartous lctnds of handtvvork such as knttttng croch ettng and vveavtng Home Economtcs a valuabl course tor every gtrl regardless of the plans she may have for her future - 'l H .-if Z4 Carolyn Byrd Patty Fuller Dorothy Weller Sandra Jenkens Carol Coon Shtrley Swanson Jeannette Foster and Nancy Stratght Cclockvvtseb are entoytng a meal on thetr attracttvely set tables Members of the Home Economtcs Faculty are left to rtght Wtnttred Conley Betty Grtest Jane Ftsher Ruth Parchen 29 F fuk Over the course of a year such group Instruction as basketball tumbling boxing games calnsthenlcs and even dry water swimming rs taught to the boys gym classes The Boys Physical Education Program rs under the dlrectuon of Jam McDonald JIM McDONALD ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Ths years volleyball champs are Cstandlngj Ann Reuter Beverly Hens Roberta Gatwood Clineellngj 'i Jan ce M ller and Joyce M ller PHYSICAL EDUCATION If you were to walk unto a gurls gym class you would be met by an onrush of enthusnastlc basketball players volleyball players or perhaps you d get Tangled In some flshlng Innes Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan has Introduced Into the gurls physical education department many new and dnfferent sports castlng tumbllng shuffle board bowling badmunton pung pong as well as mauntalnung the In terest In the old tavorutes basketball volleyball baseball tennus and go f-.f . , ,sy f I I I : - V 77 I I I ' I ' I I l . . . , I I I , . . . . - I I - I 1 1 1 ' I I I hs. '--Q' lf 'uf LII Ar Mrs Elder as applyung a heat lamp to Larry Gambles back Lloyd Young ts preparrng hrmself an alkalrzer and Frank Blame as sufferrng from a temperature and sore frnger and wrust Mrs Elder dusplays the handkerchrefs and the cake whuch she receuved at a Mothers Day handlcerchuef shower grven one of her classes - , 32 if Receptronast Beverle Cnrcle sngns Harry Compstons corrndor permrt after berng released by the nurse CLINIC HOSPITAL ENTRANCE 'N Almost every student at SHS has at one tume or another vrsuted the cllnlc for everythlng from a hangnaul to a broken leg Under the supervlsnon of Mrs Elnzabeth Elder a regustered nurse thus department affords a great service to faculty and students In case of an accident or sudden rl ness lt rs equrpped wrth cots In two rooms one for boys and one for gurls a duspensary and a receptuon room Whenever you are rll, dont suffer, go to the ,f-Q clrnuc . I , l E . Q 4, W gf' ' I ' MY, , ' Y 5 .- -i I 4' .. ,Few W I s . 'f 2 K H' .5 F A- 0 ii: ' 'Ml' l U 41 Q, I I 'ff V I f' , + x V' F A R I , I X Q F N it I, U I rf r V - . L Q- V J l ' R N ss 'Q , - I x as v 3 NWS, ,' ex' 1 . ,V I 1 ' 5 Q ,V . gp ' fl I ' ' y , if it ,fi A ' ! . . . . . I ' I . ,2 T' Ann Warren and Janet Davrs grvnng baths to patuents Dons Estle and Shnrley Truutt as Susan Domer Eluzabeth Butler and Nancy Fntzwater look on The American Red Cross course ln Home Nursung prepares gurls for home emergencues Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Eluzabeth Elder the gurls are instructed nn care of bed patients an the home bed bathnng mfant care healthful duets and fundamentals un flrst and Even uf a gurl us not Interested In berng a nurse she wnll learn how to meet all emergencaes and how to be a good homemaker HOME NURSING 5 ff Mrs Elder rs rnstructung her class on the preparatuon bed bath for Ill 1 . 1 gg' l if ' f E l l f ' A'- , Wg wg ,lx , A N 1 3 X-an Q ,I !, V, K . Q X 'E ' . ' , I . . . , i . . I U - W ' . ' . . I , I . . I 7 I I lui S ' f 34 VB 'V-ni Left to right: Barbara Cooke, Barbara Shaw, Richard Barone, Donna Wilt, Mr. Pitzer, Richard Woods, and Mike Cloud. ELWOOD PITZER The preliminary studies in the sculpturing department, headed by Mr. Elwood Pitzer, are devoted to such tech- nical problems as the use of tools, materials and the con- struction of armatures. Everyday problems are aimed to develop an understanding ofthe human body and to ac- quire facility in the use of plastalina and clay. Along with these studies, methods of plaster casting is taught. For those who are advanced, studies are devoted to problems in composition and lite modeling. For a greater appreciation in this work students are en- couraged to enter their works in the Springfield Art Asso- ciation Jury Show. ART lf you were to walk through the door of Room 304 you would be immediately confronted with a group of indus- trious students surrounded by every form of art material. Miss Cora Ullom, instructor of the department, works with the students individually, showing them the methods of using watercolor, paper mache, scratch board, wood, and a variety of other media. Some of the special proiects com- pleted this year in addition to the regular classroom work are Junior and Senior Class Play posters, Fun Frolic posters, illustrations, Springfield Art Association work, and Class Night favors. A new kiln has been installed and students are now able to fire and glaze their ceramics. Springfield High School can well be proud of the Art department and the fine work it does each year. COPA ULLOM The Senior Art Maior class is represented in this picture by Lloyd Young, Eunice Connor Patti Black, Jerry Rinker, Linda Schoen, and Phillip Speirs. Miss Ullom is looking over some of their work. Members of the Gurls Ensemble seated around the puano are Peggy Grove Donna Woods Pat Acles CStandungD Jean Berry Martha Hamulton Marulyn Mumma Nancy Osborne Delores Needles Judy Thompson and Janet Martun Muss Gavers vocal ensembles, composed of gurls and boys chosen by her for theur vocal abul utues are two of the tunest of Sprungtueld Hughs many musucal organuzatuons The gurls practuce durung the openung peruod on Tuesdays and Thursdays he boys, on Mondays and Wednes days They earn Star and Chevron credut for theur work The Strung Ensemble consusts of members of the orchestra under the durectuon of Mr Stocker Members of the Strung Ensemble Cseatedj are Joyce Muller Pat Harshbarger Delores Justuce Sue Gardner CStandungj Duck Sumons Pat Woodruff Beverly Greenawalt Donna Burkhart 'li 36 ' I l I . . . , . j T u l , , ' : I I I V V 1 I ' : I I I g f as' I1 Q, X T Q.. ' il- M .V 'u vi M s r y fx ,. .. -a - vg X 4 - - 4 My ls- V if r ' --Q I 1 Q . E u A s. X . . Students Interested In a more detailed study of musnc enroll IU the Musuc Lrterature and IU the Theory classes ln the Muslc Luterature class the puprls broaden theur knowledge of music by lnstenung to records or to puano selections The Theory class studies the prancrples of musical composltuon under Mr Stocker Q- Mr Stocker overlooks the two members of hrs Theor Class whrle M DEPARTMENT Y Whalen helps a member of hrs Lrterature and Apprectatnon Class Members of the Boys Ensemble pracfncung around the pnano are Dave Lafferty Gaul Elchelman Ronme Naulle Dale Huffman John uower Joel Snodorass Don Hughes Charles Burton Accompansst as Nancy Osborne RICHARD STOCKER The Springfield High School Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Richard Stocker, has been keeping itself busy this year giving its own concerts and lending musical background to many of the assemblies and plays. Many are the milestones along this year's Mem- ory Lane: participation in the District Contest at Dayton in which we received superior ratings in three divisions, our annual concert, adding back- ground for the iunior and the senior class plays, and then the Commencement performance. Members of the Orchestra from left to right are Director Richard Stocker, Frank Tiffany, Jack Hebble, Bob Dittmar Mar garet Brant Lenore Morris Angie Newby, Eleanor Taylor, Judy Jones, Mary Maxwell, Janet Jordon, Beverly Swartz baugh Barbara Kaffenbarger Don Stewart, Wilma Mumma, Dorothy Drake, Sue Gardner, Dolores Justus, Nancy Ross Carolyn Robinson Dick Lawson, Pat Harshbarger, Ethel Riley, Elizabeth Johnson, Janice Miller. Outstanding was the Fourth Annual Hamilton Exchange Concert. On April TO, the Choir and the Orchestra from Hamilton came to Spring- field for a performance. Many old acquaintances were renewed and many new ones formed. Then on April 24 our own Choir and Orchestra made the trip to Hamilton. There we enioyed their hospitality and forgot the football and bas- ketball rivalry. Both concerts were marked by the traditional presentation of the Battle Hymn of the Re- public, as always an inspiring interpretation of that beautiful martial hymn. ORCHESTRA Officers of the Orchestra are Donna Burkhardt, vice president, Charles Myers, president, Beverly Greenawalt, secretary, Barbara Martin, treasurer. Standing, left to right: Iris Post, Larry Ditty, Earl Truman. Seated are Janet Davis, Bill Baird, Gene Penwell, Dave Perron, Doris lenkins, Charles Myers, Barbara Hinson, Kenneth Wells, Nina Briggs, Richard Ogle, Janice Miller, Carolyn Whit- tingtor. Barbara Martin, Faith Nash, June Green, Carol Fahnestock, Margy Hollowelly, Donna Burkhardt, Richard Simons. Bette Johnson, Beverly Greenawalt. E W Y THE RIGHT WAY First row, left to right: Patty VanWinkle, Sharon Aler, Joan Printz, Dorothy Hoffman, Beverly Archer, Carolyn Campbell, Raul Cook, Carolyn Conn, Sue Neff, Shirley Crabbe, Dale Huffman, Ronald Landvvert, Lester Bell, Charles Myers, Jim Stephenson, Barrett Lloyd Director, Phil Botsford Second row. Don Gerhardt, Richard Barone, Nelson Woodruff, Sam McKee, Bill Davidson, Cynthia Meeks, Yvonne Minard, Doris Jenkins, Sara Schneider, Geraldine Jacoby, Rosemary Detrick, Connie Whitacre, Rosena Rapp, Frank Hickey, Wayne Glover, Robert Dittmar, Bill Smith Third row: Bruce Oberlin, Wilma Momma, Ed Riley, Kennelh Patterson, Paul Hinton, Roy Kohl 40 -I Bill Baird, Gerald Wichael, Harold Lemley, John Snyder, Larry Keslar, Kenneth Wells, Janet Davis, Jack Snyder, Ronald Dodge, Leon Anderson, Dick Slater, Dick Lawson, Ed Schech, ter, Harry Raare, Charles MacLean Fourth rovvi Jim Riffle, Jack l-lebble Frank Tiffany, Terry Bowers, David Perron Richard Yates, Robert Davidson, David Moore, Ed Cotter, Tom Rogers, Gail Eichelman, Francis Stoll, Francis Barr, Jack Le' bold, Fred Fox, Alfred Bean, John Fryant, Dick Grieves, Gene Penvvell, Neal Weber, Richard Kurtz, Harold Starkey, Harmon Meeker f 'l 'Fisk ,l 'A lf you should happen to pass Room 309 during the eighth period, you would hear strains of familiar melodies coming from the instruments of the Springfleld High School Band, Under the direction of Mr, Philo Botsford the Band lends a special touch to football and basketball games and to pep rallies, The Band also performs in civic parades and festivals, and each spring it holds a concert for the public to enioy. Those who want to be in the Marching Band have to be out for practice in August in order to be able to present a good half-time show at the first football game. lt takes hard work, but for those who love music and enioy bringing it to the public, its worth the effort it takes to make the S H S Band an organization of which Spring field High may well be proud PHILO BOTSFORD, Director ofthe Springfield Hlgh School Band The S.H.S. marching band enioying a football game. Maiorettes are Cleft to rightj: Carolyn Conn, Elinor Bush, Sue Neff, and Shirley Crabbe. GAIL EICHELMAN, Springfield High Schools Drum Malor The tenors of the A Choir are McCoy, Ober lin, Worthen, Huffman Baird, Morris, M o o r e Truman, Sibole, Mefford Second row: Reynolds, i Eichelman, Naille, Tope, Peters, Davey, Crabtree Petticrew, Olinger, Cons rad. S e c o n d sopranos are first row: Allen, Grove Long. Second row: Mari tin, Kitchen, Donavan Ober. Third row: Cob lentz, S m i t h, Kreider Hamilton, Thomp- son. Fourth row: Pat- siavos, Holt, Jordon, Os- born, Butterfield. 42 1 1 The bass section includes Chandler, Tillberry, R G r e g o r y, Kantonen Hunt, Richardson, Polte Richard, Snodgrass Hughes. Second row: Robinson, Hinkle, Go- wer, Wheeler, Bryant, Glendenin, Leithauser Stoll, Burton, Bishop. The sopranos are, first row: Woods, Cochran, Fostor. S e c o n d row: Weldon, Beery, Acles, We I I e r. Third row: S c h o e n, Papahangus, Miller, Castor, Mitchell. F o u r t h row: Schwer, Reuter, Starr, Shellman. 1 Altos: Magaw, Snarr, Sonander. Second row: Buzzel, Shook, Sparrow, Yeulle. Third row: Wil- liams, Mumma, Burger, Breece. F o u r t h row: Botstord, Samuel- son, Heins, J. Needles, D. Needles. f I vsjiiix Tenors in B Choir are first row Tompson Heck Baker Cunning ham Badgley Ligget Spinelli Ditmar Greives Second row Dozier Laf ferty James Funk New ton G Miller Fox Rog ers Shanor Armentrout Sec on d sopranos are first row Linkinhoker Jordan Crackle Second row Fry Bobblitt Rich ter Harrison Third row Kockheiser Miller Tull W i l so n Fourth row Vennewitz Garber Sauders Kuhnes Bethel VOCAL MUSIC First Sopranos are, first row: Geye r, Mendell son, Robertson, Wrider. Second row: Miranda Campbell, Evans, Wright.- Third row: Toy, Cun ningham, Bruce, Post Baldwin. Ba ses in B Choir are, first row Johnston J, er P wel Elliot R. Miller Earl Gamble Bale lentine Shanks Second row Linthicum Hurst, Hunt Snyder Griffen, Hess Carmedy Longo, Cleveland Steven. son McLeary Jester. Altos are first row: Go- ings Allbeck Brewry, Second row Shauffer Williams Wappner, Mc- Elya Thiro row Kneis- ley Tompson Skillings Johnson. F o u r t h row: Fahenstock N e w b y Glover, Newby, Hyser. f 43 Glee Club E Pentecost M Brant C Campbell V Evans M Hardtn P Sha K P Shuttleworth K Hampton B Jones J Lal P Beaver B Klontz CSecond row J Myers C Ryan M ldepence F Adams M Keppler B Smtth S Aler J Gordon ook S oyd R :der ver r T t r Wts E Ha Rce J Wtsstnger P Gramas C Meeks S Manntng D Stone B Howard Gerhardt R Campbell J Brown J Head J Brtce R Anderson S Cozter The Glee Clubs provide a sourc for all Interested gurls The B Club for sophomores gtves gurls expertence and parttcrpatton and leads to membershtp tn the A Club tn thetr luntor and sentor ents an annual assembly and Club pres years The A he Sprtng Concert both parttctpate tn t 44 e of mustcal expresston P494 4 P PM 4 A Glee Club: J. Shtelds, B Berry, I Cwannakopoulos, D Bymaster, R Ktrkpatrtck, Marrtetta, C. Frye, E. French, K Prtest, D Ours, C. Whttacre, N Clark, M Scales, W Keppler, B. Marttn, J Marttn, H Ford, D Marlwn, D Baker, ,I Crabbe CSecond rowj: B Hayes, J. Beverly E Butler J Mustard, A Mtlls, B. Jones, M McClurg, A. Wtnans, M. Page, B Ultes. P Parker C Shank C Hampton, B Koch, S Baller S. Teets, C Mohler, D. Tolbert,J Netts J Mathevvs fThtrd rowj M Canelltgy R Ogg, A. Harter,J Mt:Cutcheon, D Lesle 'J Selders D Farrtbro, E Mller D Grose S haw,L Jenlrtns, D Dunn S Johnson, P Hammond, L Bussy S Macou re R ,M Halldtt, I Patton Myers, N. S . J. G Green, L Pea e rafton, J PHOTOGRAPHY J k . es rHoMAs as Son Shutterbugs at Springfield High are offered a complete course in pho tography Starting with such fundamentals as the construction and op eration of the camera itself its lens and shutter control the course in cludes the study of both color and black and white film time and tem Besides being a useful hobby photography is an expression of art and a means of communication of ideas Photography is useful in other fields of business such as engineering advertising and medicine perature development, and the problems of printing. Members of the Photography Class in action. Left to rght are Lou Ann Sheridan, Phil Rubin, Mary Jo Little, Neal Stough Phil Barber Dean Myers, Sandy Sears, Dick Barone, Kenny Nicholl and Judy 3 i JOURNALISM Ann Pentecost Celeste Upshaw Grace Rat terty Pat Murphy Maurice Schechter Marion Crowe James McDorman Pat Raines Leland Rice Charles Eagle Don Smith writers ot school news for The Sun look over pages in their notebooks Every other Friday the students of SHS eagerly await The Herald a bi- weekly publication printed l4 times annually. This was the first year in recent times that The Herald has been published outside the school print shop. This year The Herald re- ceived a first place certificate from the Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation and a second class honor rating from the National Scholastic Press Association. ln T905 The Her- ald was born, thus making this the 48th year ot publication. Here the Herald staff-Shirley Shook, Robert Burton, Shirley Lindsay, Barbara Barker, Bob Hohyrnayer, Susie Welch, Gwen Sparrow, Shirley McElory Dottie Breece, Marianne Ludv low Mar-lyn Herier and Anna Fraziereread proof and prepare dummy sheets before turn. ng the work over to the printer 46 Hugh Barber assists Mari anne Ludlow editor in chief ot The Herald in correcting proof Ross Todd durecTor of The prmt shop Richard Rlckenbauch James Kelley and Tom Spayth prepare To rum off some bulletms on I e rant The larges press In e prrnt shop The prmT shop s acTrvlTles are many and varled From seTTlr1g The Type Tor The dummy sheeTs of The Herald To The prmhng of The dlplomas a greaT deal of our hugh school lnfe ns dlrecTed by forms from The prmT shop PRINT SHOP Neal Slough Marvm Canhe Mr Todd and Kerth Krenz examme some Type ID prepara Tron for The prmrmg press 47 4 I rv . . 9 ' . iw V - I fa, I The L'TTl G' T ' Th . , . . . I 'T 'TZ Xi Mr Pearsons class an radlo broadcastrng demonstrates the many sound effects and other technuques necessary to broadcastrng The outstanding protect of the raduo class us the Schools ln Actron program Thus class receives from the superintendents office copaes of programs whrch can be produced by elementary and lunror hugh schools The maternal IS sorted and two programs are selected from each school These go on the alr on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays over statnon WJEL The class provsoes the taprnq announcrng and technncal features of such a program Thus class also trams students to use the microphone eftlcnently and to gain an rnsrght unto the workungs of radio and televlslon SPEECH Donovan Pearson guves Eluzabeth Rogers hrs nnterpretatron of a dramatuc scene l C I I ' ' as . f f- I l 4 . ,S , A X . Us T -4 T '+ sq ..., 3,-, . 4, r ' M P , .B . I X 1 Q z l f . . , . I I I I if Mass Ackerson Conrad Turner Pete Sander Barbara Weller and Barbara Hlnson dnscuss recent news events ln forum class ' Mr Mllllgan Larry McCoy Martha Scales Doug Mnranda and Bob Ater look over magaznne artlcles for use ln forum Electron T952 World Peace Ohio Sesqul centennlal and Space were but a few of the topics chosen by Mass Ackerson s class for use un Forum Mr Mllllgans class worked wlth such un terestlng subgects as Presldentlal Candu dates Personalntles Chnstmas and Morals Today Not to be forgotten rs Mr Pearson s class who chose equally nnterestlng topics such as Who Should Dnve a Car Youth Problems Today and Korea Programs are ID the form of Round Table discussions and are presented over station WIZE Membershup In a forum class IS by unvntatlon only and thus year as an years past some of the most outstanding boys and gurls have been chosen for membershnp v 5 I 'Q , , ' Ni 'Q N 2 ' T x . . . .fl f 1 h . xxx. 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'5. -e Y 1 f I-Ll I f 1 1 CLASS PLAYS l Above Members of the Sensor play cast Klaus Kerrus Carol Bottoms Bull Bassett Elunor Bush Beverly Botsford Jnm l-'enthorne Paul Krapp Bob Ater and Nancy Futzwater Left The set for Sprung Green Both the lunlor and senior class plays were very successful this year The seniors gave a clever lnght comedy In November entutled Sprung Green which kept the packed house an stitches for two consecutuve mghts The play concerned the truals and trubulatlons of one T Newton Todd Cplayed by Don Shontmgj a perfectly normal boy who wanted to ralse earthworms The lunlor class play In May was received equally well but had an en tlrely dlfferent theme lt was a mystery thriller called Ten Little lndnans whnch managed to keep the audnence on the edge of their seats durung the enture performance These two completely dnfferent plays gave SHS an Idea of the terrlfuc acting ablllty of some of her students Below Members of the Junnor play cast Sandy Sears Joel Snodgrass Jam Spacht .lackne Reaver and Roger Kearney ,z We chose well when we chose our leaders. We are proud to present our president, Roger Thomas Cwith the diplomaj and our vice president, Douglas Miranda. And secretary Susie Lemen and treasurer Diane Huston are two of the best leaders SHS has to offer. iam SI Name Our Ten Outstanding Seniors BOB ATER was perhaps the busiest young man at S.H.S. His many activities were President of Executive Board Star and Chevron Forum Boosters El Som Spanish Club Star and Atom Future Teachers Speech Team Debate and A Choir. He also was on the base- ball team the bowling league and Intramural basket- ball. As a Junior Bob Aattended Buckeye State. H participated in the District Speech Contest and was a member of the cast ot Spring Green He won an Optimist Award for speech in his Sophomore year He was a very active part of the March of Dimes drive for three years Bob topped his high school career with a membership in the National Honor Society BEVERLY BOTSFORD was the example of personality plus brains of the Senior Class She was a member of Girls Council Star and Chevron Boosters El Som Friendship Latin French Dramatic Thespian A Choir B Choir French Choir and the Yearbook Staff She was awarded an office in City Government and served as a Big Sister Bev appeared in the Prince of Peace Con test and the casts of Christmas Carol Why the Chimes Rang Spring Green and A Waltz Dream Her achievements were climaxed by membership in the National Honor Society Q IAJYI W .QR DICK HUNT was the very able President of the A Choir This however was only a small part of his activities He was on the Executive Board a member of Boys Council Star and Chevron Boosters HIY El Som Latin Sophomore History Star and Atom B Choir Vocal Ensemble and Varsity S He served three years as football manager and was appointed an office in City Government Dick was a member of the crew of Why the Chimes Rang and a member ot the cast of A Waltz Dream He received a Senior Optimist Award in Vocal music He too is a member of National Honor Society JIM HENTHORNE was elected President of the City Commission on City Government day and as a Junior attended the World Affairs Institute He was a member ofthe Executive Board Boys Council Star and Chevron Boosters HrY El Som Latin French Sophomore His tory Social Science Star and Atom Forensic Speech Team and Debate Team This tennis star was a big Brother a member of the Spring Green cast and appeared in the District Speech Contest He was hon ored with an optimist award in his Junior year for speech and membership in National Honor Society Jim s greatest award was his tour year appointment to West Point NANCY WARREN was the pretty Vice President of the Executive Board She was a member of Girls Council Star and Chevron Boosters Friendship Latin French Sophomore History Star and Atom Dramatic A and B Glee Clubs French Choir and was one of the stage crew for Seventeen Nancys Senior years activities ended with membership in National Honor Society PAUL KRAPP was the Valedictornan of the Senior Class with an average of 96.46 for three years, and it is small wonder that he won an Optimist Award for three years in scholarship. He, too, was the recipient of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. His brilliant achievements were rewarded by membership in Na- tional Honor Society, and partly due to his scholastic record, enabled him to a tour-year scholarship to Notre Dame. His nose was not always in a book for he was a member of Star and Chevron, Latin, French, Sopho- more History, Social Science, Star and Atom, Forensic, Speech Team, Debate Team, and appeared in the Dis- trict Speech Contest and the cast of Spring Green. He was a Big Brother and served as Assistant City Manager on City Government Day. Paul participated in the Odd Fellows United Pilgrimage tor Youth, which gave him the opportunity of seeing the United Nations at work. BEVERLY CURRY was a member of the Executive Board and served as Secretary of Girls Counctl She also had membershups rn Star and Chevron Boosters Frlendshlp El Som Latun French A and B Glee Clubs and French Choar Bev was a cheerleader for three years She was appounted to the Prom Commlttee and was elected to the Homecomnng Queen s Court DOUG MIRANDA was elected as the Vnce President of the Sensor Class and served well He has also been a member of the Executlve Board Boys Councnl Star and Chevron Forum Boosters HI Y El Som Latin Star and Atom Varslty S and served as President of Biology Club Doug was appornted to an otfuce on Cnty Government Day and served on the Prom Commnt tee He was seen on the basketball and track teams Doug was actnve nn the March of Dnmes dnves for all three years He fnnushed hls Senuor year wuth member ship un Natnonal Honor Soctety SUSAN LEMEN was elected Secretary of the Sensor Class and to the Homecomnng Queen s Court She was cap tann of the cheerleaders and un her Junuor year served as a Bug Sister Susue was a member of Star and Chev ron Boosters Frtendshup El Som Latin French Fu ture Teachers and French Chonr CAROLYN WHITTINGTON was an otfucer on Cnty Gov ernment Day and a Bug Slster She was a member of Gnrls Councul Star and Chevron Forum Boosters Fnendshlp El Som French Latnn French Cholr Band and Orchestra and appeared nn A Waltz Dream Carolyn was awarded membershtp tn Natnonal Honor Soclety 54 Q' .- in I A A F ?r I A - . , . . , . . , . . . I I 1 1 1 1 1 , ' ' . , . . . ' I I I I I I - . , . - 1 . , . ' I . I I I 1 - - . . I , ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , , , I I ' ' ' 11 11 ' ' 1 . , , 6 I 'f SENIORS Patricia Anne Acles David A. Adams Joyce Ann Addis Reba Joann Adkins 1 U Carolyn Mae Agle Carolyn Louise Allen Opal Jean Allen Jimmie D Althouse i by lu 2'5- Barbara Ann Anderson Robert L Ater Leon Peter Anderson Leona Irene Ayers Lee Edward Anthony Howard Dale Badgley Beverly Lou Archer Sue Ann Baller William Michael Baird Jacx Leroy Baker Hugh Philip Barber Barbara Ellen Barker Hugh Deaton Barnett Frances Ruth Arnold Marlene Imogene Bailey Ernest E Ashcraft Ralph Bailey Glenn Leon Barnhart L.. G' Z av 'Cf' Qc. - fl 6. T 'ifv .-1' 1 v -M aff' 8 V C Q y Jerry Marcus Barnhart James Paul Beery Frank Nl Blaine Rmhard J Barone Dons Ann Bergstrom Nancy Ann Blanchard Wllllam Henry Bassett Jean Ann Berry Don A BI nd Wanda 'ean Baugh Thomas James Berry bue Anne Boblrtt Wtlll Baum John Mulner Blshop Judith Rose Borgerdlng Carolyn Estelle Beale Patrucla Anne Black Corwun O Borlng sl W7 C .hs .sf E: at I . Beverly Lynne Botsford Carol Jean Bottoms Y' Dorothy Merle Breece Rschard Emmett Brougher V Norma Lee Brumfleld Donald Ray Bryant Charles Wullam Buchanan Melvlrw Buford SENIORS Alene Burchett Jerry L. Burden John Nelson Burden Nancy Louise Burger Donna Lou Burkhardt Franklrn E Burkhardt Betty Jean Burley Charles Burton Robert L Burton J Elinor Jean Bush Lenora Susan Bussey Wflllam F BUTTS Earl Eugene Chattun 6 Wullle Louise Calhoun Betty Ann Chapman Gerald Lewns Cameron Dale Glen Chlles Eluzabeth Katherune Butler Phyllls Jean Capper Beverle Jane Clrcle Ronald Jannes Butler Shirley Jean Carr Rlcl-lard E Clear Edward Clnve Butterfueld Joyce Earnestune Caudlll Berkley W Clark lib. R' 1- '91 ,J if Eunice Dunalee Connor Bonnue Lou Cook Carol Ann Coon Laverne Cope Dorothy Ann Cordell Nancy Delorls Cotter ho lg SENIORS Samual Henry Clayborne James Lewus Cluck Carol Angela Coffelt Peggy Ann Colllns Richard Leonard Collins Connne Jean Colvnn Marulyn Sue Compston Paul Leonard Conklnn Ronnue Dean Cowan Beverly Jane urry Dave M Cox Glynna Danuel Joan Ellen Cox Doris Mae Davenport Shnrley Lee Crabbe Janet Corrnne Davus Donavon W Crackel Barbara Lee DeJong Roger E Cummlns Clarence Lamar Dennns 3 T' I 3 bfx Q'- Q S 1 4? ff, Nancy Ann Denms Earl Rnley Ednngton Jr Rosemary Detruck Edward Eugene Dull Judith Lurle Dobbins Dorothy Warren Drake Dorls Ann Eby Marilyn M. Fisher Nancy Lee Fitzvvater Charles Don Flannery Della Pearl Flannery John W. Floyd Charles E. Foster Anna Lucille Frazier Barbara Ann Free Gall Eugene Elchelman Barbara Marne Elnas Dons Jeanne Estle Vernon Marcell Evans Kathleen A Farrand Sandra Lee Fasnck John Roger Feeser 6' Don Mauruce Evans Phllllp Gerald Fenwick Evan Charles Evans Roger Allen Fenvvxck 99 I C' , Y nn, fi A 6. 1 36 V ive 17 A lie: if , 11 Y! in ,Y ts... Frederuck Davrd Freed David Allen Garrety Pauline Arm Godfrlt Evelyn Marne French John Wulllam Gatwood Marilyn Jeanne Gonngs Edvvun Fry Ruchard Arlen Gelsler Carl Elwood Goldsberry Marlorne J Funk Barbara Ellen Gnlmore Martha Jane Good Churley Marne Gamer Constance Ann Glnaven Rnclward L Gossett Robert Ronald Gaunous Don D Glendenun M Janet Grafton June Latncaa Green Beverly Jean Gregory Donald Dean Gregory Ronald Cene Gregory Peggy Lucille Grove Rae Carol Haas Martha Anr l-larnllton Clara Belle Han gn or 60 , ' ALM, 3 h s ', f' J r 5 Q A 'Q 4... , ' J H , F 1 f l sf ' J F 45 .L Z , A' 5 K qu. C 9' G an f K 'Q Q V1 6 ' l' V R 4 il I f il G- ae ' J J x .K x ,I ll F l J A I 5- . rr Y E SENIORS Charlotte Mary Hanley Geraldlne Hardin Frances Eileen Harru Phyllus lean Harrnson Palrucla Jean Harslnbarger Ann Louuse Harler James Klvett Haucke Davnd Howard Hebble 1'-1 Q ' 5-to C59 if k--v vm Gary R Hebble Wrlllam Lee Hlles Kenneth James Hook Jack l Hebble Don Frederack Hull Mary L Hopkins Barbara Jean Hemry Laura Lee Hull Ester Irene Horner James Foster Henthorne George R Hrller Charles E Household Marilyn Herler Barbara Ellen Hunson Eugen a Adrienne Houston Norma Jean Hlggenboflorn Robert Woodrow Hohlmayer Gloria Dean Howard 1.4 l -Y IQ' dr 5' 'ET 'Qt' 1 i' 'K 1 '6- -Y M F w -J SENIORS arcella Howard Robert Pnerce Hoy Patrncua Jean Hoyt Eunuce Ann Huck Carl Robert Hudson Donna Jean Huffman Donald Wesley Hughes John Ruchard Hunt Norma Jean Hursh Geraldnne Jacoby Loss Marne Jordan Duane Eluzabeth Huston Judy Ann Jobe Joyce Evelyn Kanser Sllvra levenneks Rlchard James Johns James E Kelly Robert Lee lrvrn Carl Jones Vera Mae Kennedy Walter Allen Jackson George W Jones Klaus G Kerrls Norma Jean Jacobs James Rnchard Johnson Barbara Lee Knmball '? l' 'io 1 'T 'N l is 5, 763 lvmdv- Vx 1 su, 1? Joseph Boyd Klmball Thelma Irene Klotz Lamar Grant Lawson Shlrley Ann Krrlley Robert Eugene Koogler Richard Lee Lawson Harry A lqmmson Paul Joseph Krapp Jr Phyllis Ann Leath Mary Ann Klser Beverly Du Anne Kuhnle Patty Ann Letfel Martha Sylyla Klelrl Fritz R Kullaclc Gene Leithauser Robert Stewart Klorz Bette R Lannert Susan Emilie Lemen Marilyn E Lesch Doris Ann Leslie Jane Levy Shirley Jean Lindsay Shirley Ann Little Charlene Mae Loe Christopher Smith Lohnes Sue S. Lower ,fx 46' 5? M if i Nc' Joan Kathryn Ludlow Maruanne Ludlow Robert F Lynch Kathleen Sue Macqulre Bullue Charlene Malone Joanne Eluzabeth Malone 3' 1S..X X. 5,22 if 'tv' 5' QW r- is 1-uv Q- '-...r 5,5 Phyllus Kathleen Markun Arthur Massey Don Ray Markley Barbara Lou Massue James Herman Marshall Donald Cene Massle Bessle Jane Martun Jon C Maston Harry G Martun Mary Jane McClurg Judith Ann Martun Joella McCoy Z jg 64 0' Lawrence E McCoy Wanda Lee McCoy Jean Ann McCutcheon Shirley Ann M Elroy Jeanne Ann McGuIIuvray Robert Carle McHenry lrleyanne McKnnhey Ellen E Meadows SENIORS Harmon Meeker Donald Mefford Shirley Merriman Phillip A. Miller Richard Vaughn Muller Roberl Eugene Muller Anita Lucille Malls Rlchard Zahm Mills John Earl Mlnchun Douglas Mnranda Shxrley Kathleen Mitchell Barbara Ann Mutchem Roger Morrow Moore RICh6rd Edward Mowery Sue Carmen Monroe Magdalene Morgan Marilyn Mumma Bernuece E Monteuth Jane Kathleen Morrnn Barbara Lynn Murray bf tt' M1 'lx 9, - e.' 1' fb 'X Cv! Fila rv... SENIORS Joan Nanette Mustard Charles Earl Myers Ronald Naille Faith Nash Judith Natlon Dolores Jean Needles Jacquelnne Needles James Richard Neff Wnllaam H Neudhart Glles Norrlngton James Earl Nelson BVUCSL Oberlin Delores Nlcewaner John Ollech Shurley Nncewaner Nancy Lou Osborn Dolora Lou Pendleton Kenneth R Nncholl John Wrllram Parker Gerald Lee Perry Dorothy Sue Norman Davnd V Patterson James Arthur Peters Edward Peale Harry Cene Peare Ann Grete Pederson FH N -bf tw VR. 1' 4- 3 6 s if 15 Bo! B R 3 1 5 j Myrtle lrene Polley Alfred Allen Porter Mary Catherine Potter Helen Noreen Potts Tom Franklin Potts Lou Eva Powers Alexander Richardson Cecil Richardson Barbara Ann Ricketts John J. Riddle James David Riffell Ethel Loraine Riley James A. Riley Harold William Riley Earl Eugene Price Rostna Marie Rapp Bernice Louise Prince Paula Lee Ray Mary Jo Ann Printz Ralph William Reed Beverly Anne Pullen Donald F Rice Janice Faye Pyles Martha Elaine Rice Robert Kelvin Rambo John Edward Richard Alam l f'LN , 5 3 67 Wt 14 t' had ,:.:? 95?-x Ronald G Rlley Phllup S Rubnn Norma Jean Sargeant Jerry E Rrnl-cer Sue Ann Ruchty Martha Jeanne Scales Bettina Jane ROYJGVTS Dorothy Jean Rumrnel Edmond Schechter Fred Allen Roedel' Marguerite Runyan Margaret Ann Schmahl Jack R Rohref Constance Louuse Sager Sharon Eudune Schmutt Francis Eugene Roller Peter Muchael Sander Martha Louise Schnepder R as Shrrley Schnerder V9 Lrnda Roth Schoen Carolyn June Schwartz Louuse Anne Schvver uv- Peggy Joyce Sebrung Dolores Shaclceltord Ross Shatter Sandra Lee Shatter 68 A ' J A f J Q A , f' V ' . . f if L , 0. 3 5. ot 6- f vf' x , A X , I.. 9 V , . r - aarg 1' A lf 5 1 6' 3 ' lt E x X' I SENIORS Carolyn Rose Shank Ross Edward Shank Barbara Ellen Shaw Nancy.l Shaw Wllllarn Shlngleclecker Janet Janene Shuvler ai.. 43551 .1 V' Lv 3 .J Marnlyn Ruth Shoemaker E v tr- Donald Allen Shonhng 2 , X 3 'Z J Carolyn Sandra Shook Rlchard H Slzemore Elva Irene Soales Nancy Louise Shook Jennle Lee Smxth Jack Somers Shnrley Ann Shook Jovetta Ann Smnh DOFIS Arhelda Sonander Charles E Subole Judufh Carolyn Snarr Gwendolyn Loy Sparrow Hazel Loulse Snegfrned Jacqueline Snyder Philip M SPGIFS Rnchard Adnan Slmons Joanne Marne Snyder Jane Delores Splvy l 'C' 1' pb 5' 'US Fffl ,C X 2--1 'S- 3 it-' 1 SENIORS Nancy Jane Stanght Jannce Arlene Starr Geneva E Steele James G Stelzer Donald R Stewart Jannne Ann Starr Alma Geraldune S1oll Phlllup Goodman Stoll Shlrley Ann Stout Shlrley Marne Teets Wanda Faye Tram Wrlllam Nell Strong Phyllis Jean Terry Barbara Louise Trlnkle Patrucna Jean Stuckey Roger Eugene Thomas Wulllam E Trutle Don Alan Sultzbach Elbert Thornburg Shurley Jean Trum Mary Jane Tavenner Patrucna Ann Tobun Earl Leroy Truman Nancy Loulse Tavenner Monte S Tope Conrad J Turner NWS 522' sf-N V 6.0 f 'Q 'S 'call ttf 75? Judlth Ann Turner Anna Mae Warren Troy Douglas Wattleton Robert Eugene Turner Nancy Sue Warren Lorm M Wear Davrd James Tuvell Don Waters Neal E Weber Barbara Ellen Ulery James A Waters Kathleen Sue Welch 'C' Nancy Elizabeth Vtckroy Elwood Eugene Watson Barbara JoAnn Weller Wllllam VICTOV Wadsworth Nuna Mae Watters Shurley Esther Weller l i Q Kenneth Edwrn Wells Jay Lloyd Wertenberger Robert Leroy Wertz Clara Louuse West 4' Charles Edward Whaley y James Frank Wheeler ..,, ' Connie Irene Whitacre Richard Edmond White ' Q i I . I i 1 15 N... 'Q' Q' 14,1 T' Carolyn Whittington Roger Dale Wildoner Leo G Wiles Richard Willeman Brandon Williams Mildred Lavurn Williams Shirley J Williams Marcia Lu Williamson Joanne Lois Wilson John Richard Wilson Donna Jean Wilt Joan Winters Besides those who are pictured on these pages there are thirty two others who are included among the members of our graduating class Some of these are camera shy some were late In entering SHS from other cities and some are lust now gathering together credits interrupted because of service with Uncle Sam These thirty two are Gilbert Byerman Bruce Cllcquennoi George Clouse Charles Collins Connie Cook James Davey Roger Edmunds Lois Farmer Judy Feldman Nathan Finch John Fisher Willie Gaines Bonnie Goodman Richard Grogg Claudia Hall Homer Hampton Joanne Hargo Patricia Jenkins John Jones Thurston Kenerley Jack Krichbaum Martin McAdams Shirley McCollum Ray Newby Robert Oster Milton Roe Richard Shattner Vieienne Smith Barbara Taborn Wayne Thompson William Tumberman Lee Williams and Dolores Vorhees. Together we have iust passed one of the most important milestones - graduation - and with it the decision of which path we will take into the future. Shirley L Wittbrock James W Wolfe Roger Woodnng Norma Lou Yoakum Sylvia Virginia Yoakum Lloyd K Young 5 4'! F4'5 ff'-1-Fi-.-arise-g,f,,., ' 1 ul' YW? fi fg I' 2 1A fb. 40 44 3 Q i, + 2? Eg Q -M 1 ,Q , v ,-a milwitaw , I Ni 4 . A tw. '13-1' I ' nf V 'A . fs. 'Try f -a.ujV.,.r :TA I1 ?'wN. , ,sw 'fig 'Gilf- 1'5- T SION 20 Jacke Marsh Berre Sarderg S wzwarer r-re c dw ru J m Lcuqr Norma repherrs Georqra Lcgan G Wberf Byerman Caud a Ha ber? Szempr dw Eddue Hlarf YW arrl Wu son Char es Krew z DIVISION 25 Barbara mgef Dons Fambro MH kmgey Befgy Oberun Jamce r Ka P es+ nr' Reurer R hard Ross Barbara Srrelman Richard Ogle Roberfa Ga' 0 d Roanna Wl'reNdon Susie Gardner Do ores Dawson Rrchard Conrad Pa? Burferfred Beverly Helms Jame Lane Befsy Ul+es Dofores J sms Sandra Sears Krrsfme San'-uekon Pau!a Hams Mary Arw- James Hans PoHe Maar: e Scrredvrer Larry Do' fr Joe O r'qer Myron G e Jare Hof Ann Hard e John Hmlde 3' 51 'O nn KJ C7 IV SION 26-De ores O s J Rea e rr' ue Ceamer Dc Lu-scrw Judy 5 W G 91-le L, 5 P L. la Jo dan Dormre Wrlirarn Bee r r er R se Jar-res Ma a ea e s r' 1 F-A .1 e ee James dd , I Z .. 5 -4 if Q ' , E gg I I .. i 7' , l , 1 'r ,' ', : . r 5 . I ' ' 1 r N- : - 9 , A 9 .Q .' x, ' ' ' , in f 1 . 4 I E I U :J 4 --, 5 y L un 'K - ft. ' nj , ' I ' J, Aa:j??!f l . DIVI - ' ., :' ue F' , Bc . rf G C I , Y . S , ' 3 I , I ', Ro .. , ' ' , Ji P 'H BEE, -' l ' W, my T P . 1 xg -6' Q if cz - , .5 5 Q, ey- wr rf 6 'L ' f -, er, . 4, ' I s4ln Q -, f, . If , Y' 3. 1 L,, 1' 0 J, .. f, . .. .e W , y , 'A , . K' X I U v n f li. , fix M ., 1 + X e . A r W 1 Vfffr n - WA , ' , Jcyce I er, Sa Wy . 5' , ' Mme, y rl , A , ' IQ , ' 1, , ' I ,w C . Z . I , . 1 , -'c , I I- J I, , rf I , , ' , 5 .S o p I I i I '- E 5: ' ' - ,-5 ' A . an 7 r l J' I D I ,r aiirre -. r Screw, F055 av S ' r ' A1 , M Q6 P r Y. ' S 2 ' Dtmer' Sai- MtK e. Beary F' .. Drill Rebise' TCW . CD1 f . 4 4 : eff, Mfrae Ad Jeame Mcrrfer' Paid S' U B '55 ev R: 'F C .s'f : ffl S re' Pfra 3 Q ar s avr. VT'Q5 D ' M- DT' Si. Rfti Kcr' Dc. Perrd were Jaz' Tea' MWC- r a i-.. Q1 DIVISION 27 Don Sr'1+kx Karnenne Morrerf Jcan Cbaprnan Barbara Marhn Anqea Wnars ne rumbo B verly Greena T r-Inn Mo ry a 'v an ne J rn us aroIyn K+ he rflwa Spalnr 'aner Marfn Ckral s Moore ans y erry M ara Mc onne Br! Var+er Shar ey Love Kay Garber M r J Lwe Irnoqene MaW e Bob Mafff d Ro er+ Srngleron J-rn McDcrn-an Kennefh Shoa5 Jor-n Ma on Da d Moore Joe Snodgrass Harry Srraw Sfefa Pa? ravos Roberr Day dson Douga Gero Tbornas Reese 4 .fr ,f DIVISION 28 Grefckxen Mefzqer Mardyn McFreId Barbara Koch Pafsy Seay Carolyn VanSkyork Bob Parker Wvnufred Keppler Barbare Kaiser Eluzaberln Poffs Caro yn Pa++on Marc Swarfzbauok ICa+I'1Ieen Krerder Allan Weaver Jm Ha'I Mxruarn Coble-n+z Sandy Curry Bevefy Koch Wendy road Sonny MwIIs Dck Ba'en+vne Jerry S+owe Ed Ey I'var+ ary Wrlq + I arnes B D Lobnes Davrd Vance Loss Peake Dafe Hu5+'rnan JOI'1n DeVore Bob Spacer Roger Kearney Gary H usernan Bob O er' Verdelle Ga nes Ca le+on McCoy Ph Il p Lu e yi C7 DIVISION 29 Adnan Bowen Judy Jackson R ckaard Bo ser Marqaref Ma e D d Lea P1 V M son Joanne Rrley CI-ares Moms W' rn PIM? Jo every e Jobns Tnomas Wood Ann Pen+ecosI' Barbara Hoover Caro yn Co n Rxcnard MafI.ean Norman Ward Davd Sawve Ronnne HMI Tookve Jenkins Paky Parsons Kenny Me E DIVGVT' Fred Grabarn Rufb Og R Iward Hen y Jam SpacIn+ R1 hard BarnI-:arf Frank Tiffany Amos Lyons Rrclnard WoIFe -4 4 up DIVISION 30 Connie Cemans Nancy Fosrer Mary A e Moore hrquda Long Ma y Kanave Marrorxe MarraHa P 'r Da zeII J an Swa ron Jeam e G ubbs me e Roq r Kar elmarr Shnr y Crauq Barbara Jones Audrey Vandenboom J ry Bruce Mary Le Gbson Fr nk Bales F Bevwns Don Craig Linda Murray Ada Goheen My Coope der rn Far U Chares G bbs WesIey Downey Thomas Trumb John Dorson DIVISION 3l Fred Snyder Carserra Spealres Rurh Esfer Evans SaIyou Perm Sa v Safner M y PuIIen Karl Kummerer David Grarre+ James Evans Barbara Ann Beery CarIa Moh'er Mary Ann Page Wayne DeWu++ Larry Landess James R Cark Jerry Perers Gecrqe Zummerman Judy Cochran Janef Speu Jack Snyder Jm Chapman Roger Kramer DonaId Brammer Nelson Woodraf ecrqe LaVance John Harm? ha d al mn B I Mevsfer James Shuman DIVISION 32 Alma Myers Paffy Wocdr U F a If Roberra Blppu Hoswe Pa'sy wnmrr-s Mar e a s e r r Y u 's ue W oe P s rlawn Joyce Cochran M ry Ann Seo s P rk M b rr-+ r + 9 5 EaQIe y Fa a U J e a James o 'hen R sse hir A hue W W arn Kafvonen FIC ence CPS Coed M 'fer hr zer W ur S oy nsc a rfd e Sau e eq If DIVISION 33 Irene Bearly Esfher H xon Sue Srhindler Barbara Crowell Helen Ford Sue Vermillion Rena Klrlcpalriclc Belly Trenl Georgina Bauer Ru+h Goldsberry Palracia Raines Jean Ann Shaw James Caslillo Marion Crowe Oscar Harris Sh rey I-lesson Wliam McConnell Aire Sirncox Charles Malloy Ronald Young Wayne Brurnfield Earnesr Lilller Armond Williams Roberl Seilz Donald Pifzer Calvin Wellinqfon Ronald Swope Richard McCoy Darrel S+rome Jerry Roberfs as xii DIVISION 34-Kermli' Hood Nancy Ross Clara Maule Grace Taylor Daniel Hun? Nadine M Donald Shirley Sanders Dolly Morris Donna Jean Shields Shirley Frey Helen Papahanges Phyllis Weese Irene Gzannalropoulos Joan Pendlelon Barbara Korn Elizabe+h Glenn Shirley Myers Doris Knelsley Jodie Nefls Phyllis Cloyd George Pellicrew Judy Thompson Nancy Neidharf Barbara Freeman Dean Luiz John Huff Charles Cool Karl Cummins Rally Hammond David Morrissey James Brown Ronald Wilson 'P 7 DIVISION 35-Beverly Hays. Beverly Arnold, Nina Briggs, Ruby Gross, Gayle Chappell, Virginia Hawlrs, Donna Sibole. Donna Dunn: Nancy Clarlr. Donna Brunlr. Shirley Campbell, Joy Coflrill. Jane? Hodge, Par Buzzell, Virginia Addis. Berry Calwell: Ted Hill, Roberr Haley, Richard Blauvelr. Dale Alironimus. Nancy Shafer, Judy Balmer, George Slevens, Richard Daveyg Ronald Brelslord. Roberf Robinson. James Ervin, Fred Newland, Walfer McNeil, Raymond Everharl, Darrell Trimble. Roger Clemens, Roberr Crist 9 DIVISION 36-Joyce Ober. Barbara Wlghr Jcanre Shu e,.orfl', Bessie Beverly Carce Sasrn Marqaref Miller: Dale Wells, Richard Blshcp, Donna Adams Carleen Pape, Doris Toll:-err, Dororl-y Warlrlnson, Sandra Lee Whifed. Chares Zlrnr-ner' Jerry Robinson, Maryln Caln, Judy Marhews, Marge Murnma, Herb Fyfle, Norma Lee Smllh, Clarlce McCarley, Don Rleyg Carl Reynolds, Laurence Perrin, Sranley Johnson, Bill Mihaly. DIVISION 37 Marque Canellus Darlene Johnson Doll: Marlun Celesre Upshaw Joy Roop Sandra McGee Barbara Polls Charlene Levnnson Sylvua Blcuf Janer Scurlock Madelene Nurchrnan Pall: Fuller Carol Slauqhrer Nancy MacGregor Shrrley Wyafr Pall' Walls Lou Ann Shendan Caro Robunson James Sands Harry Marsha Leroy Lyons Jo Malay Rrchard Rrclrabaaqh James Warwr lr Roberl' Sroufe Ronald Holoway James Wellrerr Bl! I-'Iammon S+eve Hoplruns Donald Rugq es Roberr Chandler VISION 38 P y D C abb as rr a ke M e ld C ar cl e Mcuqey G e R y me a e a ro' h av re'h a a hroades W lrarn M D Y 4' if gi 1 , C' 4 Lf' - L 3 Z' I I ,Q 75 K v ., , S M S: vvl I 5 1 Q - 1 .V V U . I V . I . Y Syn . I . ' . 1 d, I ' , f I 'R 1 I-Q, I- O 1 K7 vw. 19 -1 jg Y ci , . T7 DI - h 'ls ayls, Jane' r re fe 'res B.s' Ed ' C 'or Narcy Dafa Crarznf Eden, Sue Mclilnnon, Sa'ly Llhlerq Kay S5,r-- Be , Ha Margare' Donovan, D': 'a B, as':' P'. Y: P r' r Ebke ll ' Jcfe GW-Q 'Xli 'a Camctn L,re r a'S'ba'Qe' J-3 . SHG:-' ' ' , 'ac a:5e y Sa Arncf' P ik L-'as Ja 5 Cf bb , C r S 3 ' Thfmas FCA' Ke' P er:5r' La , N54 C' -:' P a3 S i.Q' Ja e1 C 'l pa, Bbc' John S, , R ' c cnald. J vv DIVISION 39--l-le e' Llndsey, Pnylls Evans, Elen yn l-leeg, Marilyn Vore Rdn Coclrrar, Barbara McLaug n Snlr ey Guber, Bel'e Burlnnard' Dc' Neer, Pa'ly Jollnslon Frances Cadwel Ealne Buller Benny Cox, Rlla Gee. Caro -,n McHenry' Oga Doney' Evie Speary, Bill Erlsrnac, Waller Sparks, Rcberl Bngerl, Nancy Ba-er, Eunice Dean, Bi' Oflcnncr, Bea Neu' Jerry M' er, Flcyd Trimble, Alex Lewis, Vlrglnla Drummond, DIVISION 40 Joanne Ross DOVOIIWY Welle' Alice Co Suanne Nell Carolyn Byrd Sllerry Cler Nancy Clark Carolyn Frye Nolromas Prxlclnel Nancy Drelsclu Helen Davus Joyce Beard Roberla Wlwaley Judy Reynard Bob Powel Judy Harlnns Frederrcua Guess Dan Tllberry Arlene Holcomb Doris Hull Dorollwy Ballle Dorls Clernenls Ralph Mnllon Tl'-eodore Pallen Ronald Jenlnns Jobn Sprrnlcle Larry Lancasler Rorad Badwun 0 SION 4I Glora Dave porl Vvlan Prllc e lwlre wa son Q Nange DCro'l y Slnrey earrel e Fosler B bara Bull r' lon ever , Pa mer Cor-:lance Fcvv rs Wanda Reed Mar ene Brnns Marlene Bevrns Barbara Eaves Marfna B ally l'-le en Pl'zer Mary Branlley Jan Fcsler Ed lev Gay Aler elly Bosler S undra Jenlnns Edllb Hun Judy Crab Ronad Land erl Rc e Ward Mlllon l-luslcn Kennellrr Marne Davd Worll'en Jolrn Ey er DIVISION 42 Wull Graves Don Whnfacre Marfrn Burns Ernes1'Glenn Don DePrles+ Don Elno+I Jerry Eyre Norman Smnth Charles Frernder Carl Sofharcl Mer? Wes? DIVISION 43 Donald Adams Dlclr Jones James I-lerrung Dudley Collnns James Hogue Jack Barnharf Jack Webs+er Vance Payne Rrchard Muessee iv-r'1' DIVISION 44 James Feaqans Ronad Weaver A Bu es I-larcd Lorron Jerry Bash Reber? Randal Dan-el McNeal Bud Longfellow Wll ram Bowen Russe W: ams E mer G ay BI Abboff on Roeberr Jerry Ford Kennefh Chruslran Leroy SIOIIEWIYQF B Joyce ,. ,J , 1 - I ,.' 4 1 IX ' . .er . , Q . , I , , Way I 1 , Russell, Ronald Kelly, John Scoflt John Massie, Roger Yoder, Eugene Lyall,'Jerry Irwin, Lawrence E ? I l ' -1 I, I, I 'lx ,I r,lll ,DI :ii Q .f grim lux-all r........-4 111 DIVISION 45 Don Gerhard+ E gere Po r- s nlr er R arcs? David Long R had D r' d Roand Balre Don Mus'ar Rrcha apfnar' R hard Knapp '1 DIVISION 50 Marranne Koenrg Joseph Jester Roberta Ofsrof Lrnda Sco++ John Sh elds Leah Von Huben Sara Jane Bearey Mary Evans leer' Bruce Marcra Mrler Marca Krueger Parry Maslorus Marcna Thompson Beverly Brown Joyce Sleuqer Margaref Brandr Parrrcra Ga ber D nna Fennel Harry Rofh John Balmer Rrclnard Hogan Sara Schnerder Bar ara Sprrgqg P rr Kuhns Caro' Kepler James Sfephenson lmanfs Vrlrsne Ronald Zerlrle Ronald Sfephens Ph p Trrn le Peler Hanes Fred Fox Ra ph Graham Kevr' Harbaugh -s 1 DIVISION 5I Joan Harrrson Jud e Dodson Jane Mrranda Ru+h Welder El een Wappner Sond a crnqs Carol Wrqhf Be efly Vaugha avr Perron al: Lebol Mary Maxwe Bar ara Kallenbarger Jennings McGhee Caroyn Carnpbel Veesfer McBrayer Tom Anspach Conrad James Tom Grdfn Marl: Shumaher Mar an Wor+her Jaclrue Wyaff J y Hyser harley Mannmo rm Bddgley Kay Lr1'+'er Kenr Brownmg Pau Coo Myrna rrswell Palrrcua Arledqe Paula Cunnr qham Barry Lloyd Earne Venne I LS I l I -e I In -.2 .-. 5 -3 . gap! , - -1 -X - r.- 4' ,: 1 - ,. ' 2 .P J, -. ff 4 ff N'-- V V , I : ' I r I A i - I I 2 r I f' I I - . - 1 F ij Ja 'e CC -'T' F'a Doble Rober' Rad oben H , , ' I lc. r Mc o a' , W' 'are Conor l r, , ' - fd Ch Fc r . ly ni I N W R. ' 0 Fw 4. Q, 1 -V N' ' Y I U.. I' L 14 yy ,, Ll V I fe r 1 A , Q . . V . A .I . I l - I II A 4 r T o , , , ' I r , ' , IJ ' , a Tcla , . Q , ' I , 1 I Ill I b , , . ' . , . I I 3 4 .. L 'Q N , ,g 'fr' K- 2 x I ca -:V Il F P ,. , z 'g II , R , D ' , ly , 4 qi, . X . X' 'I 4 A ev .699 . 2 5 7 - . V . I . V . V .T I F G ' . , v I nt D 'd , J : d, , b I I ' 1 , I ' , a I I ' , ud' , S ' I ' , J' 1 ' , ' , I lr, C' , ' ' , I , , A Nl Z. ,S SION 52 Susan Aitken Slnaron Ale Cy Me m n e Joyge nn r Idapence Larry Speelman Rosa ie Linkinlioker Ba bara Skl nqs Ju a Ann Roberfs Dorothy Merr n Nancy Marshall Jm M y a r n ri n n C Crawford Marlha Crays Susan Enlerline Mariore r-loy Tlwalclier Clarke Par Gramas Einor Fry i red Ri e Wilma Mumma Richard Lorioo Bb Lqof iiin Youn Aan I-lube Roberl Ross Veda Garber 'Y DIVISION - lane Mendelson, J lwanna Sfa. Bealrice Jones, Kafhafne Allbeck, Berry Robinson Joan Qu'ck Bud Fry Judy Jones: Marilyn Ba dw'ri. Bob Dirfmar, Janef Roberls. Maggie Daniel. Jane? Jordan, Lenore Morris, Sluarf Shane, Sylvia Cook- Harold Cunningham, Barbara Blosser, Belle Johnson, Doris Jenkins Jud'll'1 Robinson Peggy Ciauss. Bob Elfolf, Paul Nilchmanz Bernard Thomp- san, Jim Free , David Earl, Torn Rogers, George MCC ear, Beverly S arfzbauglw, Ronnie Corle. gl ' xx DIVISION 54-EIE6' Skixf-' t:-a I-ia :arf-'if W af-'ig Efnfie Bradford Gar, Jfneg BQ-yfyy F' i ilgfgg. PVC, V,',, V. 141 - Ir, I L, , i,4:,?5.e. ,QM ga., Jgvfe ,AM g5..,.,,.Y E:al:e'b Ha' an, Dae Vcfzza Carr ,' D.a' Evfza Sr' A -ra sfo Rfberw' Sa', Cizief Fa.e lf'C1 , lk' 1m U 'r K- rs ' ,1 . Igwws 5 E136-n Fr Cum fo, Bvrfa Soiiku' Avin Wf'ds, Ifn' S- -1' Le 'i'1 Ca.L m- M fae Clfbud S'e 'a' l'l, :: u-, .. '13 'vi 6-', DIVISION 55 Frances Adams Jean Caud Annu K ey Caro' Arrrsfronq Dons Pulen Mar Isne Lawson James Scneerschmrdr Dorofhy Logsdon Jerry Sm ky Dorofhy Elliott Cora Armsfror-g Ia WrnkeI Beffy Posr Jane Wns mqer Cbegrer Da Angea Lerrney Jay Sree land Don Sm fn Sknrey Burclwnell RaIpI'1 Marrarra Robert Dayrs Roselyn Anderson G'enn Srmth Joe SCI'1u+fe Ja k Parker Gene I-Ia'I R hard Kurfz Samrry McKee Rr hard Boy e Jonn Packe lf' FN I DIVISION 56-Nancy Smufb Gad Frock Bonnue Treascb PauI Brown WlV'nam McDonald Rose Hunfer James Graves Skudey Cobb Peqqy Ailuson Caro' Johnson Marlorne Hufkman Maryarn Weaver Loss Hopkuns Barbara Pefers Sandra McCauql'1ey Paaa Ckvaffueld Marvrn Jones MarnIyn NunnaIIy Sue Swanfon Faye Chiles J W Joreg Ray Oferman WuIram Yornq NeIson SfabIP Roberr Crowe James Sfandard DonaId Sful Da d Marres Hermann Carr Ra ok' Knoff DIVISION 57 Befie CrabIe Martha Moore Barbara Baker Ed Benadrm Par Bumensckwern Donna Cooper Janice Monfelfh Charles Walfhall Donnauean RrcI1+er Judy Rhoades Joyce Parker Judufh Luffrell Louuse Cope Raymond Muller George Burley Roqer Scburfe Vvran Brooks Da d Downmq Beverly Reedy Phyllus Beaver Kathryn Parker Robe? Ells Paul N ckros George Rnckvard Edward Hardmck Warren Mabra Fred Hess Bruce Lahmer Granynle Ceve and . L , y fx 'Z 0 , lt . . .- 5. 0 . L, : . S' Q , 1, ,. 4 sz ' , I .. 1' I, P , , '1 I - 1 A .DI X A , , y - , ix, 'e e! - . , , ' 3 , ce- ' I ' , , c ' , I ' , , ls' ' -Aa, . , , f . , I' . y . I I . C . ,, if: r . , 'C c ' r. ' x a t 1 I , ga if '. gf I , I ii f 2 ,- 1+ 5 ' 2 R 2 . -Q 'N f - , P I V ,z A ,. .J W r - ' J A ' ,V . Q. ,V W B ,I e , ' - 4' . 1 5' -- T . A ., 1. V .4 V :,. - ' I ' l , x , X K' 1 A 5 , ,s-9 ' ' f IX as .fy A ,v. .Q as for 1 I f , I' -,I 'V I ' 1 3 ' I , , 5 , ' . . . , X ' . 7 .r. . . ', V5 . ' I . f 7 Q in S an 3 , , - I 1, .y , L -: y - .Q QL . ' ' -I ., ' 9, , A' 'P . , - fu? - - ' v - ' , 'I ' I . ,I 7 . . H 'I X rx p V if-.I . ' . A I . . 3 ' r vi . . . . , . r r 1 . V I I I 3 . 1 . . ., y DVSION 58 Edna Wh red Eear' r e 'ra a rw 5 Q e rucake rw Haoc I, , a 'rrcva S a Brad L. R na Beav r Ke-Herman Pau ne Caslleberry Lmda Harper Jcsepl' e G uber e e I-' Je y e Yy rv rw er Fre M Are a Vexar' Cl'ares nur ar. Jerry Smnfh van Rolrn Ro ers verly ur? r' very e a 'Q O Q wi SION 59 Jacqueline Dean B rba a Davls M ry E Da J er re e Cwwm was Ear ea Morgan Jannce Campbell Emrly Ower Nefhe Eagerr Charles Curfls Helen Ruflv He en Sclwrmpv' Jane? Roberfs Dorothy Porier Sondra Sfeee Ca a Smqer Bull Compvon Drclc Errqefuecl George Muller Pafry Pllclwer Sreplwame Pafferson David I-ll Robert Massne Alan Ha ey I-larod Lemley avud Smwh Kennerh Srmpsor TLoma Mrrlencl am faccra ona Wlde S Davnd Wnllman Wnlllam Swanson ,Q ,, DIVISION 60 Sl' J cl I. a e Har' a e Ha an 'rw Jean V be a e e ' R e a arwes a Nanfy asLa 'y 0 M ee 0 a we s R Q v J a n a wa '3 I 'Q 7 I ll ' - I l I 5 2 1 1 I 4 3 I ' : I 1 , -- ,I eg 2 . . 'II . ,I 17 I I H .... . , A I 'g If , I . J 5. F ,, 3 r R lx' E - ' I ' vs ,I I , IA I . . . I I I - 3 I C H f r ' M rgare' N,.:I cl Jx.ol f Beevva' Maforlr Se Pa ' I I' 'lf Be Br o Be , B r' Be , Arr rIr .es J d Bfie Vefeof SF w Def e , Be A Sa? f G r, e, Afzfe Newbv, J 'dba Huff- James Ly' e rber' , I u I 'I' ' G radiw Aarrfsoo, rr S I , Jnlw Jofes' Joan S ,d , d C 'g W 'er f S Alt Dafrr, B gr' Fred Jones I . Billy E S, II q . , 5 5 ,! I Ii I ' ' . 2 I I I 4 I l IL hm .JL I I . .4 I' , I I I f: .. - - I ' Q , I I , 4 I , , III an -I 2. A X 2' I 'T , 11 5. DIVI - ' I , a f I a A urls, im Eyl , l,n I I '- . . . I . , . . I I- I 4' I I. I I I I V I I I I I D A '. 4 I ., 5 II er WIII S I , R d I LOUIS DIPE Il. I , I 1 I ' ' i . I . - - 0 A '4 4 : r 5 I- I , - ,. J is -I - 4 I , ,M , ,, . I - - 1 I '- I Q - . V 3 ', , 1 6 4 3'Iee fc' Sazeue L 'as Sa'c' Neil I4a e I' Vo M '. Ja' 'GT' Je Sm' I, RTF. Rose HC 'I .'ge C' 'cue 3 eve' .'5a'f'e N -Ls C'a'e'e Ba Iey Rfb r Lexe Cb Llfds , Je . B'sAe '5 Bam' Soares Rl.',a'-' R:'a11 Dizizze RIi',':J R555 J , SIR J. , B 'W Be'r Bev'-3 Mya- ie: ' 'Javw L vcr' P-'I Bc r cbfr :Heir R I F B r'I l'Id v Edo 'five Sf-':. l'4' .B SION bl Sandra Sa ders Caro yn Srre + Pa 'y S ew r rn a e ry era var R cr Shope B I Dayrdson Jerry Srcehr Bob Wa s John Mrrchelr Roser+a Prrce Joyce Ross Shrrey o eorge Fory Delo es Evans Pa Fannrn Ro rr Freeze Caro Fa nesrock W l rarn H Jo r Evans Anna Mae Erslnne Barbara Eby Jerry Soraqq James M chel Kernerh Mrrchell Elarne rrne D nna anders y M ore D n B er Jane T D lc Donahue Ge rge Thorn r f- DIVISION 62 Charlene Wrllrs Claudra Campbell Marlorre Kepper Sue Collrns Parry Yoalcum Julrelle McElya Jane? Myers Terry Powel Ronald Rockwell Lonnre Bard Mrldred Mlls Ronad Dozuer Mary Jane Chrlds Mable Moshrer Sue Adams Lorer-zra l-lrqgrns Joe Armenrroul Ronald Bayless Don Lewrs Rachel Krerder Roberl Porls Charles Gobel Rrchard Robrnson Roberl Swonger Don Marshall Harold Relherford DIVISION 63 Bealrrce Smrlh Eleanor Barnefl' Pl'1ylS Ford Vroa Sharfran Donna Fenfers Marne Walp Barbara Srnrlh Anna Caslle Srdney Edwards bandra Tumblrson Judy Vulrer Rolland Thomp son James Banfa Joan Sanford Anna Thomas Wrllram Trncher Ernesl Glenn Roger McCabe Dorolhy Sfone James Grlberl' Srlvra Frye Jerry Morqan Verl Krrby Roberr Gamble Lloyd Moore Wesley Hough Alfred Bean, Gary Dulaney Lesfer Bel f A ? ' I . 5 I 57 Q' - - I . ,f ,7 V y Q F J., fl f :. : I its 1 I 0 4 I 9 ..a',f DlVl - n , l e 4 ' haf? o Ih, Li d S ' , V E s, I ard P+ yafe I I' f I, + 'gr be I, I rr ' y 1- ' fad d. Y . I I 1 lb ,T . U . Esre ' , o S Fo d o , o alr, oy, lc : bo Q. I ' -X I y r IE' 9 I r ll 'I . , . . Z , A C ' 6 ' ,I K I 'M' 1 1 l I F X' ' z ,. lr ' , , , lj , ' , ' I , I l . 1, 1 .1 .. gg I I ll . l T r I - ' ' , , rl , ' l I 1 ' Hi.-4 'Q ay.: DIVISION 64-Ray Phllllps Wilma Schmid He en Massle Virginia Marsl-all Marlene Weaver Joyce Jamison Sue Marlin Dorothy Washburn Carolyn Mango James Zimmerman BOHIYG Driscoll Joyce Lall Shirley Woolen Rosella May David Meisfer Roberfa Jones Teresa Hughes Dale Parsons Richard Grleves Kellh Acles Richard Elliot? Grace Duffy Wayne McNeil Ronald Mc Donald Wesley Aulf DIVISION 65-Rlfa Higgins William McMarra Shirley Fudge Alice Sparks Patty Van Wlnlrle Grace Tillman John Sfarlrey Roger Ulery Margy Hollowell Helen Tull Sondra Leigh Molly Burr David Lafferfy Bonnie Holsapple Thomas Tllrle Delores Grldow Nancy Bailey John Fryant Paul Horn Jbhn Anderson Charles Brown Donald Herring Leroy Woodhouse Fred Feldman Vernon Newlon Kennefh Mlfchell -fU DIVISION 66-Larry Gamble Louise January Dc-:Marcia Harris Jerry Wysong Pa? Mangan Belfy Marshall Bef1y Johnson Linda Kulaclr Gene Pen ell Dcrad Massle Beverly Toadvrne Joanne Lndsay Jean Willis Judy Krby Ronald Porfls Barbara T pe Marfha Harfman Car' Johnson Raymond Morgan John Pauley Jo Ann Head Rchad F lr Janel Evey Fred Wood Alber? Calverf Russell Brown Earl Burns Vaughn Morrison Dae MerCef Den-el Men! Thecpl-s Vance - A ' 4 . tl, T - . J 5' ' ,- , .I X K Q: F: ,z - , I - 1 ' 'N S I f ,Jw . -.,n, 1 :f Speaks, Glenna Furnish, Judy liochheiser, Shirley Williams, Joe Iynny Roy Alha, Terry Bowers, Dean f I i I l 1 ' , A x A ' l' ' , : A 4 , g . , 4 V .I Q' B H Xi'7Tl -- ' F ' ' ,L ' ' A, ' we ' i ,I ' ' . I i , I' ' , W c 3 I . 1 A l . , , , i r .,'l , . T 3 1-1 DIVISION 67 Aloyce McBee Janel' Alfnouse Los Arledge Mary Ba erhne Paul Gazer Jean Fannrn Yvonne Crackel Pl-y as Norman P Frazuer Ce Coleman Slnurley He ler Norma Bales Marqaref Mufclnel Karol Hal' Lonrue Walters Jlmmy DeWn+ Lewis Holnensfem Bob LeFever Bob Rude N rfa Munyan Wayne Gover Jan Wuson Joyce Vance Pau Hnnfon Da Karnmer Rwclward Benner? Cluflon 'onqslwa Jerry Wuclnae Larry Cornpsfon harles W1 rams Affl- Ruclna ds Don Barker Z. Q9 an if 4' ri If el.-W DIVISION 68 Roberf Whule Marne Hook Larry Kes er Emma Wnlds Jo Baker Cafherune Kennon Pa? Grleser Melvin Armslrong Blaine Wldrnan Par Sm th Luanne nelsey Jannce Mccauqhey Tufa Leaclw Hazel Cochran Barbara Greene Esflner Wal+on Don A n Elwood Ayers Ronald us maul Ronnle Ervwn an Banksfon Ckvares F Edward Anclerkun Clarence Davns e H wk Ronald Wilkerson Ro ad Tlnem Ray Pr ce Dck He k Plnllp Old el IVISION 69 B Geron Bonnie Brnkey Jerry Berry Larry Spar o Paffy Hrqg nboflnern Donna Cannon Gary Huff Slmrley Hnldebrande Rell-.a Rowe Bal Jackson Marllwa Elvod Walfer Myers Barbara Ymger Barbara Lnnebaugln Vanelfa Llggmg Wes+Iey Lafln r Randal' Endson Joyce Davus Don Rennlwelmer Larry Wrlnams Nancy Warren Ja k Howard Bll Fnnfrock Tom Overlwolser Dan Hubner Davnd Blaun Charles McAl1s+er Gerald Byus Jerry Kreug 7' 1 Q 1 ' , fri x 4 E72 9 1 Q- I , 6 1 s' ' - x rx ' A N - . , E , 'l ' , ' , ' . ' ' aa ' ci! , ' - , , . ' Ol' . 'S wx . I ' 'X C 1, 1. 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' , I4 SION 70 Jean Gay C rre eplnen Marqarer I-la an Carcyn Geyer Ka l-ryn Jo a Gera dune Kxrlrparruclr Caroyn Pollock Luc e Roberfs Robert McCull uglrr Rcaer BlJmenscl'eun Parry Adluns Larry Sodders Barbara Klonlz Charles Jarre Grerla Cayborne Carl And us Donald Doornbos Francis Barr Roy Black Larry Cydrus Barbara Trossen Gerald Owens Morron Smrflw James Arcnrson Kerrlw Myers Dayrd Wels Roberr Slnope Plwllrp Hunf Maryrn Grou' Roberf Davrs Gene Slmvely N DIVISION 7l Charles Laudermrlk Jerry Copen Joyce Bannon Delores Wlnaley Joann Cummnns l.ore+fa Sreglrled Larry McAdams Rullm Enoclns Roberr Compron Gary Wade Shurley Blair Mary Lou Worley George Masfon Jeannelfe Fay Edna Moore Barbara Parsons Gordon Slwa lrs Norman Maddox Jrm Valenfrne Edward Slwarfran Rclward Yates James Zergler Wayne Crrs+ Roberf Scherrman Wallace Ryder Jol-an Grlmarhn Paul Prodan James Callrson Karl I'lurs+ Q-I 'I fl snag- ' I, l,Al fP'A'l DIVISION 72- Donna S'rar'z Ellzaberlw Casey Grace Carlr Sylvia Anderson, Barbara Mersl-rc' Jean Slwaler, Edward Flora E'eanor Ta, or' Dcrollny Horner, Sondra Brown, Barbara Wise, Henrieffa Mccoan, Wlllam Ridercar C yde I-lfops Lnda Be'ne- P'-,lk Moars Ray Tyrus, Reber? Canlor. Jaclr Tropp, Clnarfes Marfy, Donad Jacobs, James Prafr- Jay Brlqll' JSM' Cdmbel. RlCl'ard Ruslw Ari Glannalropoulos Les e Rfilefrs Ru-ad Wa'Ier. J, Y fw- , us. A I xl. ,T . N.. X -. ... b'-s,-' 1 6 A 1 5-.. , ,N jf o ,3 6 0 3 E 43- Q 4 ' . 1' 1 mv- .UW 2 ' -sim li fi ir 7-v ,yr 'N L 'G YZ ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N48 uv- 0' Lac 'r ' .Z 3 Y XAN QA t J' fi- ik' if ,.. 2 ,t wc- 2' 1 1 l953 MEMBERS CHAPTER NO 2138 Frrgt row Pat Acles Robert Ater Leona Ayers Phrlup Barber Hogh Barnett Beverly Botslord Carol Bottoms Dorothy Breece Second row Janet row YOW row Taven Nancy Burger Shlrley Carr Beyerle Ctrcle Eunrce Connor Judtth Dobbtns Dorothy Drake Fred Freed John Gatwood Th rd row Grafton Martha Hamtlton Davnd Hebble James Hentltorne Robert Hohlmayer Donald Hughes Rrchard Hunt Lots Jordan Fourth Klaus Kerrrs Martha Klern Paul Krapp Bette Lannert Besste Jane Martrn Larry McCoy Jeanne McGrIItvray Douglas Mtranda Ftfth Shtrley Mltchell Marllyn Mumma Nancy Osborn John Rtchard Bettma Roberts Peter Sander Martha Scales Martha Schnetder Stxth Schurley Schnender Donald Shontnng Shtrley Shook Carolyn Snarr Jacquelrne Snyder Dons Sonander Mary Jane Tayenner Nancy ner Seventh row Judnth Turner Nancy Warren Barbara Weller Carolyn Whttttngton '4' , , O 1: h- ' Y i fs- X . 5' 5' 4 0 Y , v' Y 4 -J lk' A Y I - A 4 'P J k ' Ili. I ir, . - V x g at A J X as A a 7' 'iv 4 'P s. A J. N - Q -ea ,ga 1 f S X ' flf 4 A W nu. eg- Q. x. A K A C 5 ' 7 J. - J -qw ' r Y 1 Un-f' 1, - S 5 f, P fr, , K . r ' V at K elf? ll Q .- vx, at silo , C it 7 K A 3 ss 5+ 8 J , ' r ' 1 ' ing x S i , . W . K we 5 5 J -5 .fl I N, X ff: f if ? M 1 ' 3 5 - ':...a...f..,4,., . wuiaswf '. wi. ., ,. ., ' vgz. A4355 ' ' Several S H S students counting tax stamps STAR AND CHEVRON There are many activities around SHS which are highly necessary but for which there is little glory and no reward other Than the participant's own satisfaction. To show ap- preciation to these important cogs in a great wheel, Springfield High has established a society known as Star and Chevron which honors those in choir, band, and orchestra, lunchroom help, receptionists, library workers, Boosters' workers, and those who do the many small but important jobs around SHS. In this organization the student strives first for one chevron, then two, and finally the pin, the organization's highest award. One of the highest goals a student can achieve is to wear the pin of the Star and Chevron. 92 Jane Martin at the intercom BOOSTERS CLUB What makes a pep rally a success at SHS9 Who thunks up the wonderful decoratuons and themes for dances fun trolucs and other events? the Boosters Club under the supervusuon of Mr C W Mullugan The Boosters Club keeps the spurut and en thusuasm hugh un the home ot the Wuldcats Members are requured to attend three tourths of all school actuvutues These unclude football basketball sprung sports plays and concerts Thus club adds to a students educatuon not of books but ot experuences shared and the accomplushment of work well done These students are enuoyung the excursuon to the Weller I X I 1 1' .1 11 2 T ua . ff X I I I Middletown Football Game. I I ' I I I The members ot Boosters Cabunet are Cseatedj Bullue Malone Jane Holt Betty Jean Robunson Martha Crays CStandungD Dorus Sonander Mr Mullugan club sponsor Carolyn Patton Sharon Aler Barbara Koch Bull Strong Roger Wuldoner Duck Brougher Don Ruce and Barbara JL YWCA FRIENDSHIPS The YWCA Friendship clubs l p ay an impor- tant part in th ' ' e social life of almost every girl at Springfield High. The clubs include Sophomore, Junior and Senior Friendships and JUGS. Their programs give a variety of social entertainment including dances, hay- rides, and informal social gatherings. They serve the commu ' Sophomore Friendship officers s , nity whenever called on, and their World Fellowship program ex- tends to foreign countries. The clubs meet twice a month, and their meetings provide wholesome entertainment with interesting speakers chosen from the community s lead ing citizens are Barbara Peters Donna Sanders Elea nor Barnetts and Judy Vuker N-A A.. s -nur Y' Q..-Tsai 94 ,A D090 :oo Sen Junior Friendship officers are Delores Dawson Carolyn Patt on Blly Pat Yuell Pat Buzzell Carolyn Conn and Jane Lane lor Friendship officers are B ev erly Curry Norma Brumf l ie d Rose mary Detrick Martha Klein Sus e L - Lemen and Beverly Botsford AND EL SOM El Som is a social club organized by the YWCA in order that the high school stu- dents may have a place to go every Friday night and after evening school activities. The students attend El Som to dance and to visit with their friends. This year they sponsored a dance in con- nection with New Eyes for the Needy The admission was a pair of glasses or frames A gay and entertaining Mardi Gras dance ended this years El Som festivities You need never be lonely on Friday night a good time is always on hand at El Som 'S- jf 5- if The members of El Som Council are Susan Wappner Jerry Spragg Jim Spacht Don Sultzbach Helen Potts This is a typical Friday night dance at El Som The officers of the JUGS are Bettina Roberts Phyllis Leath Shirley Kinnley Mary Ann Page Anna Frazier Linda Kullack Dick Brougher Wendy Broad and Bobby Potts 1' 95 . . . ' X A-. , T ' 1 fl - . ...- 1' A f . , . .. i X , I . . i 3 v X K fl S l i 5 ll, ., N X CFront rowj Thomas Woods Robert Rader Robert Dozner Dan Hunt CSecond rowD Ruchard Barnhart Frank Htckey Herman Carr Nell Stough Robert Ross wmth theur sponsor and advlser J W Lewns make up the Sprmgfueld Ht Trafftc Squad TRAFFIC SQUAD and goung They make the way safe from thoughtless motonsts and from our own carelessness Bl monthly meetungs safety campangns and traffuc regulatuon confer ences are held by the squad members The only reward they ask as that Spnngfneld Hugh School may carry a no accldent record The school awards Star and Chevron credlt for thus actnvuty Rain or shine, hot or cold, these boys day after day guard our coming Ottlcers of the Center Street Hn Y are Bull Hammond James Lytle Bllly Evans Clarence Evans and Harry Martin Q-1 Q! I The members of the Senror HlY are J Hebble H Barnett D Mnrandr F Morrns J Henthorne D Sultzbaugh H Peare N Weber B Oberlrn J Somers C Lohnes J Rmchards D Bryant B Shungledeclcer J Barnhart L McCoy D Markley D Whrte J Gatewood Advlser F Haman R Moore J Rnffell D Shontlng and H Claar In the trrst row of the Sophomore Junror HlY are J row B Vatter B Lohnes R Kohl M Schechter R Longo H Roth and J Spacht CThnrd rowj D Slater J Shuman G McCleary H Polte A Bowen J Snyder ox Ollnger an D Ross CFourt row Oagle M Hartley B Melster and G Wrlght HIY The HIY program ns for the boys what Frlendshup IS for The gurls Through these clubs, assocnated wnth the YMCA boys have an opportunuty to develop under guidance qualutnes of leadership and responsnbnllty Their program emphasizes The fact that a full lufe comes from a balance between work and wholesome fun , x - . I-. . - .2 1' , : 2 U 71- d' A N- 0 Q 7 '71 ! 'Y ' W , , ' . 2 ' 1 1 1 1 Q ' Q- 'Y 1 ' N on r C, ,ug .D 4,2 , . .. W, Q. P ,nl .- , X y eb . u -4, .z - 7 '. , - x X ., -as ...N ' 5 1, J , V, , x f l l J. X 1 . ' 1 Stephenson, D. Ballentine, and J. Mason. CSecond ' 1' D: . , . , . , , , , lr FlF,J.l-' , al, hw prlzf x. Q '5- X 4' I , I, J g , . , A. .- . ' ' X. - . . . . , , 5 ' - 7' ' ' - XM fx . . ' ,V If - ,I L, 1 , Ei . i . . I J vi! . . . . . . ' . l I I -K Y V , f-Nf I 4' 'S I 42 112- C 'Y From left to right James Spacht Linda Murray Westley Dow ney Mrs Ruth Parchen and Ada Goheen The Junor Red Cross an auxiliary organization of the Springfield Chapter ot the American Red Cross, has as its purpose helping those in need, locally as well as in other parts ot the world. The council, consisting ot tour members pictured above, had as its first proiect the membership drive. This drive was carried out by a representative appointed in each homeroom. The student body responded as always and the membership was almost unanimous. At Christmas the entire school, under the leadership ot the council, collected and purchased gifts which were sent to veterans in Dayton. The council also decorated the annual Christmas tree. ENGLISH CLUB 'Ci' Englush Club members enloyung refreshments at thear fvnal meetnng The only requurement for belongnng to Englush Club IS that the student be Interested nn some form of Englush literature acting speech work grammar or gust plaln words Cand what student Isnt nnterested ID one of these phases'Pj The Engllsh Club under the supervlsron of Muss Mary Ballrnger IS very actlve glvlng plays and speeches and drscusssng the hundreds of prob lems that arnse In everyday English Besldes thelr more sernous meetungs the club members have some purely socual meetungs at whnch refresh ments are served and everyone enloys htmself thoroughly Through thus club a sublect that may seem dry to some of the students IS brought aluve and made more Interesting sux fa A 4 P .1 -T1 Seniors Phil Stoll and Leona Ayers show several Juniors Jordan Dolohite Jeanne Mor rison Mike Adler and William Beecroft Monaco on The Mediterranean Coast This poster was one ofthe class proiects of last y ar Spanish Club President Hugh Barnett and Judy Dob In Spanish Club The members have The op- portunity of learning more about their South American neighbors. AT The meetings This year several films were shown depicting life in Spanish America. Senor Hugo Rami- rez Trom Bogota, Colombia, gave an inter- esting Talk To The students of Spanish about lite in his native country, especially in The schools and universities. Another guest speaker was Paul Krapp, senior, who gave an interesting Talk about his trip to the United Nations. I00 bins are making progress in The Mexican Hat Dance or larabe Tapatio Vice president Connie Whitacre is do ing her best to make The scarf on Treasurer Pat Acles look like a mantilla as , aw R Qi LATIN CLUB Lahn Club members under The d1rec11on of Ruth F112 prepare The1r own meehngs for each month Thas year the programs con 'if' snsted of Talks by several members a Chrusf mas parTy a dance and The annual p1cn1c A 5 -EQE Q I X' l I THF CAT SLIILBAT ON THE PEN! l' Latun Club offucers Marxlyn Baldw1n pres1denf Marulyn , T ldapence VICE pres1dent and Bob L1gg11t secretary Yreasurer d1scuss plans for the annual Lahn Club plcnuc sueru 1: lo La11n Club members Srewarf Shanor Kay Lmler Betty Robmson George McCleary and Bernard Thompson work energetucally to fmd the correci solufuon for the La11n puzzle I E r' 1 I' if 1 ' I- v o u I I 4 1 f X A A K fi , 1 X 3 4 . in AY . ,1 L , l CL 1 9 ll 10 I 13 14 I I I ' . , X 5 Z0 ll ' . ,,, 5 1 . 1 C 1 Q I . -wx -a,e-i::a2-er- . - , , 1 'V . 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A group of dancers whrch partrcrpated rn the French Club assembly consrsts of Jeanne McGrlIlvray Roberta Gatwood Wendy Broad Carolyn Whntrngton Barbara Wlnget and Jane Lane The offrcers of the French Club are Mary Jane Tavenner treasurer Nancy Osborne secretary Fred Freed presrdent Jrm Henthorne vnce presrdent I02 FRENCH CLUB One corner of the French Exhrbut rn the lrbrary durrng French Week One of the best known and most actuve organrzatrons around Sprrngfreld Hugh rs the French Club Every year they present an assembly for the sophomores and the language students of the school For the past several years they have sold more pro grams at football games than any other or ganrzatnon Therr cooky sales at Chrustmas trme and therr candy sales every sprung are famous Some of the busrest students at Sprlngfreld Hugh are the members of the French Club . , . - I v -, ' fmffnf! I . . f 1 , 5 , 1 f - H' Offncers of German Club are left to rtght Beverly Koch secretary John Rnchard president and Marnlyn Shoemaker acttng vuce presldent Shtrley Ltndsey vtce presldent was absent 'P ,gmff Aqffmf , Id 4,4 Qs? 9, 5 The Club goes over some German wnth Wnlluam Sch mer advusor GERMAN CLUB The German Club has done very well for having had three sponsors IU the past two years Thus year under The guidance of Mr William Schnuer The club clumaxed The actuve year with a pncmc at Bryan Farm In Yellow Sprmgs I03 TT t. r I Ai Q w ,as V: A rl 'Q of S, , T.-'lvixfi af' . M' 00 H. fp ji -u V W V1 ', V'ff,'e' 1 gf N' 5 vh- Law fx , ff E Y , qu- 'D -I ' x.. N . -..- , li X. f-is .Q -1- sw .- K 51 NH? ,-ii 1-uf ' --. gy? Q., 'Ta no ,211 4, . , ma 1 Q11 A Qggjjyz. 3 mi we n xx ' A5 f 4 4 'E v-J H, L ' , will ii A .. . An-.5 ,Q ,QA A ,, - : X nga.. - A -A ,i',,g ' .31--I .p.'K,m, .Ken--5 ,V ,,.-fx -4 A- ..-.- liste . Va ,'!!'..-32-'Q-anna--'.' '-'Nfl 1' -' JQ'..' TS, g...-n- ' ,Q 4.5! ' ,-nv ., ., ni. Q, xl ,I :A r ,,..- ,. L mf! ' ,ga -1. P . 4, lf- f . i - V X - x Y if .nv yr' P. Y QQ Sill '9 Y Uni 1.811164 'HK 473 i ' 3? if U 'annum 4 - Mew , -.A-hun oi?-f mxvsgew -- , . usw1an.s..4unf.m.. f 4 . nl. pnnu nru 'Nl' n W - , 'K K9 1 2 P 2 Q 3 as 'S nam... ,sv -Y V34 '16 ....,..-. ...L I . i Q- ,- 44. v.-5. !4 .ul T. 11 I fl! f-5 -S0 X Whnle the other club members are engoyrng a ghost walk presrdent Barb One of the prolects for the Socral Science Club thus year was gatherrng buckeyes for Ohlo s sesqulcentennlal Ohio was callnng for buckeyes to be glven as souvenurs to tourlsts wnthrn her borders At thenr Halloween party the Social Scrence Club members brought ID the buckeyes that they had collected and they were counted to determlne who had found the largest number Joyce Judy was declared the winner Thus and many other worthwhile prolects made at a good year for a good club Club members enloyung refre hments at thenr Halloween party l ll ,I S 4 ef , X 14 l ',- ! S' 5 My 'J 1 . L'-zu ' , A 25252-:' 1 K1 S 'fc g Q X 3- -A' Weller prepares refreshments. I . , . . . . I ' ' s ' . ,. ,H 4 I 1 ' r 2:12:11 l 4 'l -' I g ' . I ' vt: .K aj L .J . UR avg, 0 4 1. . - -A ' The Biology Club on one ot their .- . .- , 4.- awhV 5.1 1 yt ns.. F' A Q.. 191 isa., 1 Y 4 .:.-....a1l many field trips, Their programs are always planned with visits to such places as the Zepher Hill Nursery, shown here. Doug Miranda the pres dent, and his other officers, Ann Penticost, secretary, Kay Garbor, treasurer, and Stella Pat' 5laV05 VCP? WGS dent rw execu?ve session before a Biolo Club meeting Q! subiects to the club members. f sw' 'Q 9 1? ir X, vs va. This year the Biology Club was ably guided by Miss Gladys Leatherman. Among the varied ac- tivities of this club was the purchase of a Crim- son King Maple Tree to be planted by the club president, Doug Miranda, in observance ot Ohio's sesqui-centennial. Their other activities included many field trips as well as lectures by outside speakers vvho brought many interesting STAR AND ATOM 11 .-1' 151' re he byafftl e M l Qr CKGI O Nels Segrelalxl Hen he xef tm aes D O l 9109 Nxglialg vtce X Ofne n ogg 6 xunse axffna 6 Sal Y 3U ta Y x evden Paul Krapp and Ed Schechter demonstrate some scuentufnc apparatus to the Star and Atom Club The members of the Star and Atom Club are scuence students an terested ln learmng more about thus sublect thru varnous demon stratlons, movtes and experiments Besndes their regular programs they made a tour of the Ohio Edxson plant To ranse money for more books for the McKang Memonal the club sold football programs Mr John Blackwood ts the advnser : ' Q, If , us Q ,Rl U R ' Ap . W l 91 1 . Q V ,,, Q t Y . I . X -. ' l ,. , lt Q of , A - i , B. N l 4 X rfk' ,,,,,,,-A571 X CXO a . 0 1 , ' x ll . .X , dd' M, ' I, . I 5 -tn. , QP, ' M .f 'hfb - dig '77 h I ht l Y' w Sh f S' Va 5 ' h. . I e ck' lp' I 2 Q P , 'f ' nf 'f F-2 ' J 1 , - be w I ' I OUD Q of F e 'Cafed books emoffal fa '77 fe nk CKO he e I richer em V61- C oo! 6 c Cry of f'0m 19Drl 'Qf1efQl e '7 C 6 fo 7950511 h l07 I08 1 4 - f s Ga., The officers of Future Teachers are, left to right: Con- nie Whitacre, vice president, Marilyn Lesch, president, Carolyn Allen, treasurer, and Shirley Schneider, sec- reta ry. vi' Every spring the F.T.A. Club holds its initiation services in the First Baptist Church. FTA Future Teachers of America is a Nation-wide organization with chapters in high schools and colleges throughout the United States. The purpose of FTA is to encourage young men and women to enter the teaching pro- fession. The club is primarily an educational Club rather than an activity Club. The pro- grams for the meetings vary lectures with movies, and discussion periods. Every spring the members are given an opportu- nity to observe classes in the elementary and iunior high schools where they see va- rious teaching methods in action. This year some of the members were called on to assist in the elementary schools on Com- munity Education Day. Ruth Letfel, Principal of Southern School explaining some of the methods used in kinder- garten teaching to Ann Reuter, Susie Lemen, Dorothy Drake, and Jane Holt during the recent F.T.A. spring visitation day. 'T 'CP KINDERGIRTEII :N 1 D fl fn' V .Q 1 In Lois Peake, Judy Robinson, Janet Jordan, Judy Coch- ran and Mrs. Elder were seen boarding the special bus for the Future Nurse's trip to the hospital at Wright- Patterson Air Force Base. X The Future Nurses club is one of the newest clubs at Springfield High School. This club is one of the few in the state of Ohio. lt is open to girls of Springfield High and Ca- tholic Central. Its purpose is to aid girls in deciding on a career in nursing. The pro- grams included speakers from various fields of nursing. The club activities included sponsoring the faculty volleyball game to raise money for club expenses. The girls decided to take a trip to the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base hospital this spring instead of having a pic- nic. The club is a great help to any girl who is considering nursing as a career. FUTURE NURSES The officers of Future Nurses are Cleft to rightD: Lois Peake, vice president, Bar- bara DeJong, presidentg Stella Patsiavos, secretary, and Sue McConnell, treasurer. A typical meeting of Future Nurses. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS CLUB I Judy Thompson Roberta Gatwood and Carol Slaughter demonstrate but a few of the many phases of office work studred by the Future Busrness Leaders Club The Future Busrness Leaders Club rs made up of students who are partrcularly Interested ID In creasing therr knowledge of shorthand typrng bookkeeprng and offrce practlce The students take tamed wrrtrngs and make re cordrngs to hear the regularrty of strokrng Mass Janrce Sturgeon the club sponsor trres to have at least one or two speakers durtng the year from drfferent business occupatrons A representatrve of the Natronal Secretarres As socratron explarns the organrzatron and tts func trons and also the scholarshrp offered by the Assocratron The club revrews maternal relatrve to secretarres and therr occupations Movres on typrng and shorthand technrques are shown The club trres to have at least one social event each year Thus year the event was rn the form of a Chrrstmas party lI0 4 fs., Shrrley Myers and Sue Johnson presrdent of the Future Bust ness Leaders Club are learnrng the operatron of a new type calculator used n many busrness otfrces DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB 'X iksi Jane Levy Jack Baker Alene Burchett and Wtlma Mount are makung corsages for the Homecomtng game and dance I 'll lull' Irene Horner Robert Lynch Janet Mossbarger and Peggy Sebnng officers of the Dtstrtbuttve Educatton Club dtscuss varlous adverttslng layouts The Dustrlbutlve Educatlon Club sponsored by Mass Margaret Sprcer ts a branch ot an organlza tuon whuch ts local state and nattonal The class attended the reglonal conventlon of DECA at the Ohlo State Unlverslty tn Columbus There they elected reguonal ottrcers toured the stores and studted phases of retatltng Delegates were sent to the state meettng and there elected state ofttcers studned dtsplays and won second place In scrap book for Ohto The class attended a banquet dtnner glven by Sears Roebuck at the Blltmore Hotel In Dayton Thus was the nattonal convention of DECA whuch met IH Ohao tor the tlrst tlme In ten years Each year the class gives an apprecuatton ban quet for the merchants The club protects Include sellung merchandise such as corsages and pen nants at football games collectung tax stamps for their philanthropic protects whuch tnclude con trnbuttons to the Red Cross March of Dames and worthy persons The club considers Its fashion show for the lunnors tts most outstanding event Ill INDUSTRIAL CLUB Students enrolled In the Vocattonal department of SHS have organtzed a local VIC chapter to be affultated wtth the state Vocatnonal Industrial Cub Thus IS a statewtde organlzatuon wtth chapters In thtrty sux cltles wtth a total membership of I 224 The purpose of the club as to umte nn a com mon bond students enrolled tn trade and tndustrlal educatuon tn the publtc schools ot Ohto They arm also to provnde opportunttues for the development of leadershtp In clvtc soclal and lndustrtal pursuits among the members to promote hugh standards of workmanshtp and scholar shlp and to sttmulate Interest tn educational and wholesome vocational actnvttles :ng members have been elected to serve as ottucers of the club press dent Ruchard Johnson vtce presudent Frank Doble sergeant at arms Jerry Irwm reporter Dudley Colltns and secretary treasurer Don Repert Mr Herman R Seaman Coordnnator for Vocatuonal Educatton In the Sprtngfueld Public Schools ts the club sponsor The boys met once a month to watch movtes of tndustrtal processes They heard professtonal dnscussnons by Sprmgfteld rndustrnallsts and vtsuted some of our local tndustrual plants Mr Seaman ts of the opunton that the atttlnatton of the local club wtth the state organtzatron wnll make a better club and after there are more local clubs the state wall soon afttluate wtth a Nattonal Club program I . There are fifty-five boys on the membership roll from SHS. The follow- CAMERA CLUB N- The Photography Club vnszted the Crowell Colluer Publrshlng Company and are shown here examunung a color separatnon plate of a future cover of Collsers Magaznne The offucers of the Photography Club are Dons Hull vuce presldent Neal Stough treasurer and Phrl Barber presndent The Camera Club meets each month and combunes the problems of photography with socual actnvuty They practnce takung plctures and have contests among themselves to see how much they can improve One meetnng was held wnth the Dramatuc Club and puctures were taken of the members nn costume It you checked your coat durnng the basketball season you made a contrubutson to the treasury ot the Camera Club They are usnng the money to buy new equlpment for the course The club ns open to anyone Interested ln photography as a hobby Mr Charles Thomas as club ad vnser l it Clos-S L 'fl . if I ' , 'I i , X 'x .FL .,, .jp 51 A. gl .T 1 I by V . Q X 2 Q. A , 'ffl' gi X vu rar. K4 V ,f P!! ' ltyffl 1' l 'ig V 4' l I x Q , W1 . , , 0 'll' 'T' ' T H5 , A A ,N ' W, I lI3 fa!- Jaclde Snyder Carol Slaughter 12.7 vi QU, J John Doison n NFL The Natronal Forenslc League rs a speech league com prlsed ot hugh school students who have at least 20 pornts earned rn such Forensrc actrvrtres as debate, oratory, and extemporaneous speakrng The Sprrngtteld chapter, sponsored by Mr D W Pearson held nts annual banquet on May 4 where an electron of officers took place Next years otfucers are Mary Ann James, presrdent, Vrckre Mason vlce presrdent, Jackre Reaver treasurer Forenstc Club president Mary Ann Jarnes, and toastrnaster, Paul Krapp were guests ot honor at the annual Forensic Club Banquet. Paula Harrus and Jane Holt were outstanding rn Oratorucal Declamatuon Contests Paula won frrst rn Drstrrct and second an the State Frnals Jane won trrst place rn Grrls Radno Announcrng State Frnals 2' gg It 'v X V' If f lI5 fl 4- ' Z s n . I - , V . , . Q . . I . 1 . I ' J ' ' 'X t D v ts g 5 X' ,K X, -as ., 9' , J r Q, . , , 'F S4 ' r , 4 1 5 3 Y L W , Q - I ' 'l C 'vs ss -' n - 4 , c J X 5-at u ' X .Q ' 4 W I . I i y - - ' . i I 'K by 4 z I4 V rl 7. , c, 'N Z f :X I DRAMATIC CLUBS Four of the presudents of the Sophomore Dramatlc Clubs Roger Carmody Carol Fahenstock Jane M randa and Kenth Acles are checking through the abundant supply of one act plays an our school llbrary II6 One of the hnghlnghts of our Speech depart ment IS the dramatic club program whrch IS dlvlded unto two mayor groups he Junior Sensor Dramatuc Club under the dn rectuon of Mass Elizabeth Rogers and fave Sophomore clubs The Sophomore s mann oblectuve us to be come famnluar wnth the staoe props make up ln the Junior Sensor Club each member IS glven an excellent opportunity to better hsmself an the fueld of dramatncs E . qt 1 I V I fl ! o- 9 I , V -9. I Q . 4 T . , ., I , : 1 e . ,jf . ff! '- uf' ' . Q. V . nf ' , XJ ' 'J J t- ' . t ,I ig I. Ill I I I ll , 1 - I - I , . . . . ,, 1 1 ' - ' I . 'P A scene from the one act play Mtnor M racle ,i 4--in-f g NATIONAL TH ESPIAN SCCIETY The Natronal Thespuan Society us an honor ary organtzatuon for drarnatuc students To become an actuve member a student must have had a malor role un a productton or two rnlnor roies A one act play Mnnor Muracle was entered un competutuon this year and recerved a tnrst place ratnng rn the dlstrnct II7 , I - 7 I Y r - xl ' ,, ., K L f X X ' f ' K, W W d 5 5 ..,. , , '-4Qw.2.mf.s . .. mag, f--1--M-:-f N ' ' . Fare. .,..m ...Y A f . ' Q ' s f I I l MODEL ENGINEERS es Thrill of Rai 1' K Qadinq v mod el Club Captur Last November a new club was organ- ized at SHS. This club is called the Springfield High School Society of Model Engineers - SHS-ME. During the Fun Frolic this spring the club displayed three different scales or gauges of which the smallest was HO gauge the medium the S gauge and the biggest the O gauge The club studied several movies about model railroads and real railroads At the close of school I7 boys and one girl were active in the work of the club The SHS ME is not a club that closes its activity during the summer The Clark County Fair Board contracted with the club to build a scale model of the new proposed Snyder Park industrial area The layout was displayed at the Clark County Fair in August el-35 J' 111' A se Wll Clauss e plans a layout to a young sro at the Fu F ol c 6 . I' ' . . I 1, I f I I . 1- 1 . X . , in . . x , '- 4 - ' r . ,. J' V . f' . J I ' 1 5. 7 ,ff ,' 1 . ,,.f- ' Jw rw .':N,-wh .gg 1, Q 3 .vs ' C 4 1, ' 7 4 I, 5 3 . 2 Y: ,A if b xscgvs. 4 D 5 'His' .Y dvi r i iam x i yi i n r i . f! 3' JJ X :hr in 4,1 :V ln fv- VARSITY S -1' The members of the Varsuty S Club a e Cflrst rowD Mann D Collnns Lyons Luce Hebble Kantonen Crust C Collins and Lucas CSecond rowD Hudson Murandu Blshop Athletac Durector Ronemus Polte Somers Massey Cleveland CTnnrd rowD Wnlleman Glendemn Maston Hunt D Gregory Mowery R Gregory CFourth rowD Badgley Galnous Waters South Y . ',' .4 -I . , u K .'. , 5 , 1 ,: 4 ' ,, i ' . 3,9 ' J 1' I -'. ' V' , E V 4' 4. '4' 33' : . 1 ,, 5 ' I I ' I I I I I I ' I ' : I I I I I I I ' Z I l 1 1 ' I 1 ' - : , , 1 A 'W QP JAMES MCDONALD LOWELL STORM WILLIAM cLAuss CARL REARDON Fnrst row Manager Jerry Burden Duck Mowery Ron Gregory Don Gregory Carl Hudson Manager Loruan Wear Second row Lloyd Young Lee Wlllnams Jam Clnck George Clouse John Maston John Jones Ed Wnllernan Jlm Waters Bull Buchanan Roger Thomas Leon Huffman Thurd row Manager Duck Hunt Jrm Nelson Ralph Bauley Dvck Srnuth Bob Maller Bob Gamous Don Ruce Bull Shnngledecker Ed Peal Don Glendenun Art Massey Manager Leland Collms Fourth row Athletnc Dlrector Gladden Ronemus Coaches Lowell S1orrn James MacDonald Carl Reardon Wullram Clauss 'Q 0 '55 Um Jagfn Jim Click almost slips through. SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD , SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD The I952 Wildcat football team was the best one that the students of Springfield High can remem- ber. It was the first undefeated squad since the great team of 1933. Coach McDonald's chargers racked up 336 points to their opponents' 39 with All-Ohio back Lee Williams leading the way by scoring II9 points. LEE WILLIAMS First String All-Ohio AII'Sou'h W1.-1201 DAYTON STIVERS O DAYTON KISER , 0 PORTSMOUTH 6 MIDDLETOWN O CINCINNATI WOODWARD ,, 0 HAMILTON I3 DAYTON WILBER WRIGHT 7 LIMA CENTRAL , O CLEVELAND HEIGHTS O MANSFIELD I3 The Wildcat ground attack and reserve strength were too much for their opposition to handle while their great defense allowed only two teams more than one touchdown. The best team in thestate came through with its sixteenth straight win by defeating Mansfield in the final game 30-I3. Roger Thomas heads for the goal BILL HAMMOND Third String All'Ohio in the end zone. 'fr AQHA ik 'HM CLICK BILL BUCHANAN All scum Hofwf able Menrfon All Ohio JAMES WATERS Honorable Mennon All Ohio JIM NELSON Honorable Mention All Ohio It-P First row Managers Burden and Lancaster Jones Badgley Mow ry R Gregory D Gregory Walls Hudson Mills Managers Sparrow and Bradley Second row Athletic Director Ronemus Young Williams Click Clouse Johnson Coach McDonald Newland Willeman Waters Buchanan Thomas Huffman Coach Clauss Third row Coach Storm Nelson Bailey DeVore Hammond Maston South Peal Gainous Rice Shingledecker Chapman Snodgrass Massey Coach Reardon Manager Hunt Griffith Moss Luce Cleveland Henry Smith Miller Trainer Collins Shroades Polte Brown Creig Stough Glendenin Moore Wear First row: Manager Burden, D. Gregory, Mowery, Manager Sparrow, Rice, Young, Creig, Chapman, Second row: R. Gregory, Glendenin, Manager Wear, Badgley, Click, Galnous, Waters, Manager Hunt. Third row1 Miller, Thomas, Nelson, Willeman, Hudson, Newland, South, Huffman, Peal. Fourth row: Shingledecker, Buchanan, Walls, DeVore, Massey, Johnson, Maston, Hammond, Fifth row: Bailey, Coach McDonald, Williams. SHIRLEY CRABBE BEVERLY CURRY ,Q 'T 'C' BEVERLE CIRCLE SUSAN LEMEN MARCIA WILLIAMSON HONOR COURT The Queens and their escorts are Marcia Williamson, Doug Miranda, Beverle Circle, Don Hughes, Susie Lemen, Don Sultzbach, Beverly Curry, Bob Arer, Shirley Crabbe, and Larry McCoy. x I X N I Members of the Athletic Board are, seated left to right: Don Applegate, president of the School Board, William Clauss, L, G, Ronemus, James McDonald, Harold Warfel. Standing: William Oliver, John Blackwood, C. L. Fox, William Waln, Elwood Pitzer, Carl Reardon, Lowell Storm, and Donovan Pearson. Not present were Mr. E. E. Holt, Superintendent ot Schools and Karl Hirtsinger. ATHLETIC BOARD AND CHEERLEADERS The Athletic Board schedules games, determines admission prices, and approves all expenditures. They are the brains behind the brawn in the sports events at Springfield High. The cheerleaders give our boys that extra little push they need to win the games. Few people realize how hard they work. lt is their iob to keep up the spirit of both the team and the students. They always do a good iob. - 'QKQS x, -,127 0, f'-A,-'f , gm .-, , ' L if n ,, X . s 4? i A d-x,. ' I X ' -.--,4- ':.-. , fb' ' The new Sophomore cheerleaders, Darlene Williams, Pat Gramas, Pat Kuhns and Jane Johnston inspect Beverle Circle's uniform en viously. This year's enthusiastic cheerleaders are, tirst row, left to right: Sue Compston, Beverly Curry, Beverle Circle, Shirley Williams. Sec- ond row: Susie Lemen, Bobby Potts, Roberta Gatewood, Ed Everhart, Elizabeth Potts, Wendy Broad, and Helen Potts. l27 t 1 f First row left to rught Bob Seltz Darrell Trnmble Bruce Oluver Keneth Marne Carl Jones Second row Bob Portus Clarence Evans Jack Somers manager Bob Mattfleld Ray Newby and Jorden Dolhute manager The Sprnngfneld Hugh Cross Country team has done very well thus year vvsnnlng most of thelr meets nncludung the dnstruct meet The team also placed fourth In the state meet The teams run a two mule course land over all types of terrain The wunnung team IS determlned by the places of the fnrst flve men Bruce Olsver who has been at Sprungfueld Hugh for only a year now has clone a remarkable lob as coach of the Cross Country team Bob Seitz and Darrell Trimble view the Dlstrict Trophy. NM SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS 1952 53 BASKETBALL SEASON Lemon Monroe Roosevelt Columbus Central Lama Central Columbus South Mlddletown Dayton Klser Portsmouth Dayton Stlvers Hamllton Mlamnsburg Portsmouth Hamllton Mlddletown Llma South FBIFVICW Xenla TOURNAMENT Greenvnlle Falrmont Xenla Basketball Vars ty members shown here are Cllck Evans Games Huffman Muller Mlranda Swanson and Cohlll Feagans Lyons Chapman and Hartley be came members of the team later un the season and mlssed havlng thetr plctures taken r- 'X , X X . . . 70 - . . . 33 . . . 70 . . , 63 ' . . . ,, ,, 40 . . . , , , 56 A . , . 63 ' . . . , 55 . . . 38 ' . . . , , 6l ' S.H.S. R3 Mansfield . . . ad ' ' . . . 47 . , . 53 ' . , . 76 ' . . . 5l ' , . . , 73 A ' . . . , 63 ' . . . 80 ' . . . 34 ' . . . ,, , 45 ' QQQ xr A if' as Elwood Pntz Blackwood basketball coaches are shown here dlscusslng a play er Carl Reardon and John The SHS Basketball Team has seen better seasons than thus one but lt has also seen worse Thus year the basket ball program was merely out shown by the wonderful teams un most of the other sports .-E, ag., ll T , 4 ,, .n ,, 2 .ha K 3 xl l A - 'C-- . 4 l A . My xi. 3 -'T lllfll U 1 5 1 nc' 1 ' ' Ov 312' ' 'D Wx Wfvfgr ' Q-, e --4. L. A X, V V 2:2 S O I iii' 4 x! Q-r 5 RESERVE SQUAD SOPHOMORE SQUAD Flrst row left to rnght Jam Badgley Ruchard Henry Mllton First row Russ Brown Tom Mullender Leonard Clayborne Hartley Calvin Wellnngton Tom Overholser Darrell Trimble Bull Compston Dave Mattes Second row Paul Nichols Ron Second row James Feagans Rnchard Heck Muchael Rose me Sextz Ernest Glenn Ronnue Corle Don Baker -Q ., Y -A , aa , Lift: V ! , X , EH, . Mg 5,-I, E 4, in 132 Fxrsf row Pntzer Wullzams Shungledecker Huffman Thomas Colluns Brown Lohnes Second row Lyons Malls Luce Marne Cowan Glannakopolous Neff Corle Compston Thlrd row G Jones Manager Freeze Cleveland Johnson Sfough L Clayborne Devore Kramer Overholser Sumons Fourth row McHenry Jackson S Clayborne Mrllender Glenn Wood Tnmble Hess C Jones Stevenson Bradley Cox Frfth row Coaches Olwer and Clause and Mr Leland Collms One of The best Track Teams ID many years was nn evidence around Sprmgfueld Hugh School Thus year They won all Thelr relays up unTll The sTaTe meef Included In Their vlcTorles were The Sprung fueld Relays The Dusfncf Relays The Dayfon Re lays The Ohio Wesleyan Relays The Mansfleld Relays, and The Mnamu Relays In The STaTe Re lays They ranked second wufh Cleveland only one half pomf ahead of Them 7 I I T 1 I 1 1 - 3 1 , 1 I I , T Q 3 - I I I I I ' I I I I ' 1 I I ' I I I I r ' I I I ' Z I ' . -Y I I I I T .Sf 4 'fr 1. -L ,, .X A, Nl? I34 w Granvnlle Cleveland prepares to show Ball Shmgledecker and Lee Wrllnams two of the fave fas1est boys rn Ohuo who came out fourth and fufth ID the state meet are ready to run .F hns skull at shot put 94' 4.43, Carl Jones and Sam Clayborne exe cute the baton exchange durnng the mile relay. Coach Clauss and two of the student managers watch as three of the fast rcllers n the state Ro er Thomas Lee Wtlltams and Leon Huffman clear the low hurdles The three prnncupal ponntgetters Wnllnams Thomas and Huffman pose wnth coach Clauss They ac counted for three fourths of all the pounts made thus season Lee Wulltams and Roger Thomas were the co captauns thus year L Huffman and Thomas get ready to pole vault Thomas placed an all of the meets and Huffman placed fmrst nn every meet but the state Ii I35 - I .T so ..s1c,..o ,. .,. - n ' C .W -5 un- 4 -'V S 'fx' . - ws-.f,. -, M, . ' ' , , -sake , . - fe- 'f'! ':' 5 , A ' R , . , 53- . .-. i V, , . P ,a I S SAR 5 JM, - .,.....-.-. 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I I V-Q-4' ' CQ .-.. , V , l , XX ..'.x. - .sk e-,.A 1.1 S H S trackmen have won thus outstandnng array of trophnes lust thus year at such meets as the Ohio Wesleyan Relays the Muamr Relays the Southern Ohuo League Meet and the Dlstrlct Meet The large trophy an the center as the rotatnng Manstueld Relays trophy whuch we have won twice Next year we must compete wuth Cleveland and Mansfueld for permanent possessnon You can always tell that sprung has come when you see the Wildcat crndermen start practnclng ID the thlrd floor hall and this season agaln the hard practnce paid oft ln our own Springfield Relays the Cats won by beatung second place Manstnelcl 70 7 to 25 They topped Cleveland East Tech 32V2 to 28 n the Manstueld Relays Agaln un the Ohuo Wesleyan Meet they took East Tech 37V2 to 31 Next, Springfield won the Dayton Relays for the third con secutnve year At Mnamn, SHS downed second place Cleve land John Adams 57V2 to 45 The Cats copped the Das truct Meet 62V2 to Dayton Dunbar's 36, and went on to wln the SOL Meet by overpowerlng Mlddletown QOVQ to 78 The lone loss thus year for the Cats was a tough one loslng the State Meet to Cleveland John Adams by only a halt pount Yes, Coach Clauss can well be proud of hrs turst year as head track coach at SHS Coaches Clauss and Oltyer congratulattng each other on a successful season 6 .sl Bl J 'r W -in 440 li mb The student coaches are front row left to rnght George Thornburg Ray Newby Jam Castullo Rnchard Ogle and Raymond Muller Standung Duck Brougher Davld Hebble Athletnc Dnrector Fred Rolfes Bob Ga nous and Jerry Wlchael The student coaches take charge of the athletic teams In the elementary athletuc program Their 'ob IS to teach fun teach the prlncupals of good sportsmanshlp These coaches are doing a tune piece of work wnth the boys and through thelr efforts many boys wlll be taking part In the athletic program at the hugh school In the near future I37 I . V . I. I . -I --A - 1 , ,V ss -aiu: 05 ,L vi. , r Q S 1, 'I H -T 1 ' 's L I I I7 ly y? ,Aft ' Lestat ' l W , A W V, 1 y damentals ot the sports, create interest in the sport, and c r ffre- M--ff' f ' ' ' , . A T . ,, 1 - ,A . ' f ' rv. 'T'-1-,.y he ' . - . . SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS SHS Xen a Fa rborn M ddletown M dd etown Dayton Krser Monroe Tecumseh Dayton Oakwood Lma Central Mansfteld Dayton Krser Troy Troy Troy Dayton Oakwood Northeastern Mansf1eld M amrsburg Hamrlton Tecumseh Urbana Urbana Fatrborn B1ll Hnles Larry McCoy Duck Lawson Bob Muller Lorenzo Hlggrns Rodger Yoder Ronnue SISTZ John Floyd J1m Wheller Bob Ater Bernard Thompson Al Cohnll Carl McCoy Jerry Peters Ronnue Iryrn Jay Wertenburger coach John Blackwood J1m Lough Bob Gamous John Shorades John Baker Jum Sands Duck B1shop and Jlm Cllck I38 s HS 2 11 . , , 3 1 SHS 3 1 , . 6 1 1 . TO sHs ll SHS 3 sus, T5 S.H.S. T3 1 sv-rs, 5 S.H.S. 9 - 5115. 2 SHS. 4 S.H,S. 5 ' . , . 5 s,H.s. I3 . , . I4 - s.H,s 16 1 . ,. 2 . , . Q . , . ll . . 5 . . , O ' Q '1 'ak 1. - E Y 4 Q 3 lin? , 0 lr 1 ,, LL J , A 1 , ' 'Q , ff 3 1 ' f 1 ' 5 Q , o E X X A' 0 , . 411' K...-an The Wildcats under the direction of Coach John Blackwood had a full season this year winning 13 and losing TO for a 565 record This was a year ot building for Springfield with the malority of the players being sophomores They opened their season by beating Xenia 2 to l with Dutch Miller pitching a two hit victory The Cats best game of the season was played against Miamlsburg winning I6 to 2. In the Southern Ohio League finals Springfield lost to Hamilton 4-2. They also lost their opening game with Troy in the Southwestern District Tournament played at Dayton. Next year the Cats will be looking forward to their season, which will probably be led by sophomore stars Bernard Thompson, AI Cohill, Jim Sands, and Johnny Baker. ,JQVWE H540 QQQANGFJEK Z 0 WILDCATS I r r ' l :ll l W ' x all ' ,ll ffl fr! 'ILE T5 Q v r l 4 w as A A QXNGFI5 4 to I WHDCATS wuocns WILDCATS df it yd F, gl' 33 ,N ,SQQUIG FI5 9? QQ' WILDCATS The members of the tennis team are Ckneelingj: Bruce Oberlin, Jim Badgley, Harry Roth, Bill Kantonen. CStandingj: Jim Freed, Hans Polte, David Hebble, Don Bryant, coach, Don Pearson. The 1953 tennis team had a fair season this year winning five while losing three. But the Cats were tough in the tournaments as all the en- trants in the District Tourney reached the quarter-finals and the doubles team of Bruce Oberlin and Hans Polte won the Southern Ohio League To T. Ufnamen - -'51 'I-.44 W r'!ll ,. 5-4 I 5'3- fs-I J Thus years golf team was undefeated un seasonal play The members of the team are Jum Crust and faculty advuser Bull Waln Sprungfueld Hugh s golf team was unde feated un seasonal play thus year In the SOL tournament whuch SHS won, Mauruce Schechter was medalust Another hugh lught was Bob Crust s shootung a hole un one durung the Urbana game Take a look at the results ot theur outstandung record S H S Muddletown S H S Faurborn S H S Puqua l 2 S H S Urbana S H S Luma Central S H S lz Xenua Central 12 S H S Sudney S H S Luma Central S H S Sudney S H S Urbana ,. Faegans, Tom Griffin, Don Baker, Hugh Barnett, Maurice Schechter Dave Mattes Bob I . . . ,, uunmlllffz ' V2 . , . Y, ,, ., ,u,,u, 9 ' ,,u,,,..,,u 3 S.H.S. Y, Y, , Y, 9V2 Spfld. Cath. ,,,, 8! , . . ., Y, ,, 9 us,, H 3 . . . u,,,, ., ..,,,, 17 ' ....s,, 3 . . . , ,, ,,,,,,,.,., B! ' u,u..u.u 3! . . . , ,,,, ,,,, 7 ' ,v,.u,u..,s...u,., 5 . . . , 16 ' , u,u,,uu O . . . ,uuu,...,,,.,... .. 9 v..,,.......,,,,, 3 1 Members of the Jltterbugs champnons of the Wednesday nnght league are Don Bland Ruchard Oagle Jum Sands Ruck Lucas Jum Wheeler John Ruchards and Bob Canter The presidents of vhe leagues are Jlm Badgely, ThUfSd6Y 'N leagueg David l-lebble, Monday league, and Larry McCoy ol the Thursday league The boys Intramural basketball leagues have become a blg thang around Springfield Hugh the past 2 years as approxumately 250 boys on 36 teams turned out for thus years competutlon The leagues are the Sophomore Monday night league a Wednesday night league conslstnng ot Juniors and the Thursday night league composed ot Sensors The wnnners ot these leagues were awarded medals at the completnon of the season The champuons of the Thursday nnght league were the Osegfalas Flrst row Bob Koogler and Bob Ater Second row Hugh Barnett Larry Mc Coy Robert Rambo and Don Sultzbaugh Thlrd row Bull Shlngledecker and Duck Brougher T in SCN lg l42 The wnnners ot the Monday mght league were the Fourth Team Members of the team are Don Crackle Bull l-lohensteun Jnm Valentnne Bob Compton Jack Tropp and Alan Haley ...-4- . ,P - as e .11 i sFr-1 if - 'S O H- 1, - 1 , f 1 f , , , - , , . . , . . I I 1. H - 1 ' ll Al l , I . , . : . 1 , - , , . : , . -,,.,.T- T . ,' - I l f f u. 1 N A 1 A . f 1 f ' . , t 4 A I . 4 1047! .. .L xx Q5 .3 - X , s 'X f ' 1- ' N -. X Q ' 5 ' ws N ' f Nx .' 's.x 1 1 5 , - ' N S Beverly Hines Beatrice Jones Myrna Criswell and Lois Peake display the correct position for a game of archery Mrs Elizabeth Sullivan show Patsy Seay Barbara Baker and Bette Johnson how to hold the clubs while teeing off 4' x Girls' Intramurals is an organized group, under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Sulli- van Girls Intramurals give the girls a chance to play many different sports, which include speedball bowling, volleyball bas ketball archery, tennis and badminton Janice Millers team won the volleyball championship and Dottie Drakes team won the basketball championship Sara Schnieder and Darlene Williams receive congratula tions from Marilyn Nunnally and Marianne Koenig after winning at badminton Qt' N 4 fix xy I . . ' . I . s -5 i I E v I , W ti, . . 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A , X I i ' A li X i 4 - - X, ' Y l y, i 2 V 'I t M x l 4 Ten Outstandlng Events At the close of every year S H S students look back over the events that have Milestones In therr memorues Thus year they voted the tollowung as the most outstandlng We lust them and the pages on which you wall fund them pictured There as no or of Importance We lust them alphabetlcally BOOSTERS DANCE COMMENCEMENT CONVOCATION Sorry FUN FROLIC HAMILTON EXCHANGE CONCERT 4 HOMECOMING JUNIOR CLASS PLAY JUNIOR SENIOR PROM Sorry NATIONAL HONOR INITIATION 90 91 UNDEFEATED FOOTBALL SEASON I2l 25 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ACLES PATRICIA lPatl Academlc General Natronal Honor Society Grrls Councrl Star and Chevron Optlmlst Award 2 Scholarshrp oosters 2 3 4 Frren shrp 2 Spamsh 3 I ogy 2 A Chorr3 B Cho 2 Vo ADAMS DAVID lDavel Academic General Star and Chevron Optrmust Award Industrlal Arts 2 Football 2 Cross Country 3 Baseball 2 Varlety Show 4 ADDIS JOYCE Academuc General Grrls Councll Cnty Government Boosters 2 3 4 EI Som 4 ADKINS REBA J Academrc General Boosters 2 3 Soph omore Hlsttory Blology 2 AGLE CAROLYN Carol Academrc General A Glee 3 B :flee 2 ALLEN CAROLYN College Prep Star and Chevron A Chour 3 4 B Chorr 2 osters 2 3 Fruen I EI Som Latrn 2 French3 4 Bnology3 Future Teachers 3 4 French Chour 3 4 ALLEN OPAL A a demc Genera Englush 2 ALTHOUSE -IIMMIE Jrm Vocatuonal Pattern Malrlng Boosters 3 ustrlal 4 B Cholr 2 Track 2 Intramura BB 3 4 ANDERSON BARBARA lBarbuel Academuc General B Chorr 2 Boosters 2 3 Fruendshup 2 3 German3 ANDERSON LEON n yl L tm 2 anlsh ANTHONY LEE Vocatronal Machme Shop Boosters 3 4 lndustr al 4 ARCHER BEVERLY LOU lBev Academlc General Glrls Coun B osters 3 4 E So Ban 3 4 NOLD FRANCES Academrc General ASH CRAFT ERNEST lErnnel Dustrrbutnve Educa tron Boosters 2 3 B Chorr 2 Drstnburve Educatron 4 ATER ROBERT lAcerl-College Prep Natronal Honor Buclreye State Executrve Board Presrdent 4 Star and Chevron Forum 4 Optlmrst Award Speech 2 Boosters 3 4 E Som 3 4 Spamsh 3 Star and Atom 3 Future Teachers 3 Drstnct Speech Contest 2 3 Speech Team 2 3 Debate 2 3 S nng Green 4 Cast A Chorr 4 Baseball 4 Bowl mg League 2 3 Intramural BB 3 4 AYERS LEONA lLeel-College Prep Natronal Honor Soc ety Star and Chevron Bosters 2 3 amsh 3 Fu ure Teac ers BADGLEY HOWARD Academlc General Boosters 2 3 4 BAILER SUE Suzue Aca demrc General Boosters 2 3 A Glee3 4 B Glee 2 BAILEY MARLENE Academlc Gen eral Boosters 3 4 BAILEY, RALPH Aca demuc General Boosters 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Varsrtv S 2 3 4 BAIRD, WILLIAM lWrllrel College Preparatory Boys Councrl Boosters I44 our 2 Orchestra 4 Band 2 3 4 Gra School Coach 3 Intramural BB 3 4 BAKER JACK lBal:e Dnstrrbutlve Educatuon Boys uncll 3 4 ters 2 BB 3 BARBER PHILIP lPhrll College Prep National Honor Star and Chevron Yearboolr Statt Cnty Government Boosters 2 3 4 El Som 4 Latun 2 German 3 4 Star and Atom 3 4 Photography3 4 Forenslc 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 Tenns 2 BARKER BARBARA Barb College Prep Star and Chevron 4 H rald Statt 4 Boosters 2 3 4 Fruen shp Sp 4 Soc Scaence 4 Brology 2 Future Buslness Leaders 3 HARNETT HUGH College Prep Natronal Honor Soclety Brg Brother 4 Boys Councul 4 Clty Government Boosters 2 3 4 HIY L Sp I Socnal Scuence 3 Star and Atom 3 4 Forensrc 2 Debate 2 olt' 4 Intramural 3 4 BARN HART GLENN lBarneyl Academuc General Boosters 2 4 BARNHART JERRY College Prep Cnty Government Boosters 4 HIY3 4 Star and Atom 3 4 BARONE RICHARD Nucl: Academrc General Boosters 2 3 4 3 4 El Som 2 3 4 Photography? 3 Art League 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Intramural Bas lretball 2 3 4 Vartety Show 4 Dance Band BASSETT WILLIAM IBIII College Prev Bu Brother Forum Sophomore Optumrst Award F nch 3 4 Dramatlc 2 3 Thesplan 2 3 4 l Spealr For Democracy 3 Northwestern Award Why the Chrmes Rang Seventeen Crew Sprung Green Cast BAUGH JEAN Dnstrubutuve Edu catuon Drstrrbutrve Ed 4 BAUM WILLI Academlc General BEALE CAROLYN Krttenl Academc General Star and Chevron L brary Award Boosters 2 3 Frrendshp 2 3 El Som 2 3 Latun 2 Star and Atom 3 Future Bus ness Leaders 3 Lrbrary Club A Glee 3 4 B Glee 2 Prom Commrttee BEERY JAMES PAUL lJrml Academuc Genera Boosters 2 4 Star and A tramural BB 2 3 BERGSTROM DORIS ANN Dory College Prep Star and Chevron osters 2 3 4 El Som4 Latln 2 French 4 Bnology 2 Art 4 Why the Chrmes Rang Cast Seventeen Crew A Glee 3 4 B Glee 2 Fr nch Chour 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 BERRY JEAN College Prep Star and Chev ron Forum Boosters 2 3 4 Frlendshrp 2 4 El Som 4 Latun 2 French 3 4 Star and Atom Forensuc 4 Dramatic 2 3 4 Thespuan 2 Seventeen Crew Sprung Green 4 A Cholr 3 4 B Glee 2 Vocal Ensemble 4 A Waltz Dream 3 French Chorr 3 4 Prom Comm ttee 3 Varrety Show 4 BERRY THOMAS JAMES Jrm Academrc General Boys Councul 2 osters 2 3 4 S m 4 Foo all BISHOP JOHN College Prep Boosters 2 3 4 Raduo BLACK PATRICIA lPatrl Aca clemuc General Boosters 2 3 EI Som 2 Bowl Ing Leaoue 2 3 BLAINE FRANK lTroyl V catnonal Pattern Malung Band 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Hr Y 2 4 lndustrral 4 Baslretball 2 Grade c ool Coach 2 n ramural BB BLANCHARD NANCY ANN Dlstrlbutrve Ed ucatron Boosters 2 3 4 Frrendshlp 2 Sopho more l-Irstory Drstrlbutnve Ed 4 B Chorr 2 A Glee 3 Tennrs 2 BLAND DON lDuclrl Academlc General B osters 2 3 4 H Y 2 om 2 Indus 2 B Chonr 2 Tr We meet the polmcal candldates I ' I- ' I ' - - I I-Ii-Y , : , , : , . 4: . . 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Distrlbutive Ed. 4: Football 2, 31 Intramural PVIUCS Of Peace 2: Radio 3, 4: Christmas Carol I : ' ' t 'tl ' I . : I I , : l I' . . 1 l A I' l 7 ' ' T ' I I I , ' I Z 3 . ' Bo ' , , 1 EI o 3, 3 tb 2, 3, I om- ' 1 ' . : - I I- .1 1 l , - -1 D ' - ' : ' . . e : ' . . : ' d i - 5. - . V - - I l- ' I I 2, 3, 4: EI Som 2, 3, 4: anish 3, : lal I 7 r 7 I ' C. . . - I ' : ' : ' - ' ' I - 0' Bo ' , , 4:l ' dslfpl 3:l I 'I g ' , ' . : '- . : ' : : ' I ' 7 ' I 7 - I ' I v I ', 5 h z I t 2. 3, 4. . ' ' . . , - ' A 2, 3, 4: EI Som 2, 3, 4: atln 2: an'sh 3, 4: . I- I ' ' - I' l- 'I I ' I l li : : l z - I' 1 r I I ' 2 Ind ' I ' 2 : I 4 Gt - ' I : ' . . - . . . ' - ' , , , - ' I 0 ' . . : i' : ' 1 ' I ' l 7 D: ' I ' I 3 I I EI S , 3, 4: trial : , ' 1 ack :Aa-shfsp 31a.sna2la,4. ' . ' . : I . .l I A 3 0 l- ' 2 ' ' - Q cilz o ' , : I m 4: d , . AR- . I I 4 ' 2 . Z . 4 ,J I I . : 'I D: 1 Q : . : I . : p' . l I: : : - V 1 -I I ' I i I O . - 4: Sp ' , 4, I h 3, 4. I ' . . . . l ' I- - The Sophomore class offers promlslng football maternal 2 lnframural BB 3 4 BOBLITT SUE lBI.bbles cademc G nera B osfers 2 3 B e 2 BORGERDING JUDITH lcludyl Acadernnc eneral B osfers 2 r and Chevr n 3 4 4 Fu ur Teachers 3 Phofoqraphv 3 BORING COR WIN lCorlryI Vocafronal Ma hune Shop Band 2 Boosf s 2 lr'duI al 4 BOTSFORD ERLY lBoTse Co eqe Prep Nahonal Honor and Chevron 3 4 Yearbo lc Sfaff Culy Gov ernnnenf B csfers 2 I n sn om 2 F Dramaflc 4 Thespuan 3 4 Prrnce of Pea 3 ChrI f mas Carol 2 Why The Chlmes Rang 3 S rrnq reen 4 A Chonr 3 B C A WalIZ Dream French ChoIr 4 BOTTOMS CAROL o eqe Prep N na H SIS? r Grrls Councu 3 Sfar and Chevron Opfrmusf ard 2 'ers r en m 3 4 afm Fre ch 3 4 Sfar and A ramaf r s mas ar 2 Seven 'een Crew prung reen Crew 4 B Chonr A Gee 3 A Wa z Dream Cre 3 Frenc oIr 3 4 Prom ComrnI+ ee 3 BRE DOROTHY lDorfeI CoIIeqe Prep Nahonal Honor GIrls Courcs S'ar and Chevron Her Sfaf' B osfers 2 3 I Som 4 Lafnn 2 French 3 4 Dusfrlcf Con'esf I q G een 4 A ho r B Ch alz Dream Casf 3 V' our BROUGHER RICHARD ID lrl Acadermc General B q Brofher Star and Chevro Boost r m Baslcefbal 2 3 4 Basebal 4 lnframu BRUMFIELD NORMA A ad mac General Execufrve Board 2 Glrls CCJTICI 2 4 Boosters Reays ueen 4 BRYANT DON Academrc neral B osfers 3 4 H Y So FooIbaIl3 TennIs3 4 BUCHANAN WILLIAM CHARLES IBIII Boys CouncIl 2 Boosfers Va 4 Inframural VB 4 Varuefy Show 4 BUFORD MELVIN Academnc General Gerrnan3 Cross Counfry3 4 Traclr3 BURCHETT ALENE Dnsfrnbufvve Educahon Boosfers 2 3 4 D BURDEN JERRY Vocahonal Machrne Shop Boys Councul 2 3 Sfar and Chevron 2 3 4 Boosfers 2 3 4 F ofball 2 3 4 cl: 2 3 4 lnframural BB 2 3 Prom Commnffee 3 TraffIc Squad 2 BURGER NANCY LOUISE Academuc Gen I UIIVG Ed 4 B Glee 2 om 2 4 lndusfu eral Nafrona Honor Sfar and Chevron Crfy Governrnenf AChoIr3 4 BChcIr2 Bcosfers 3 4 La? 2 Sopnomore HIsfory3 Buologfl Sfar and Afom 4 Fufure Nurses 4 Fufur B srness Leaders 3 Seventeen Crew 3 Wa fz Dream 3 BURKHARDT DONNA LOU a em 6 nerd Grs Councl 2 3 Op? rmf ard Boo fers 4 Lafm 2 Orcneg ra 3 4 Slrlng Ensernbe 2 3 4 Wa vz Dre 3 BURKHARDT FRANKLIN lHqhpoclrefsI cadern nera rnu a 4 LEY BETTY Academlc Genera FrIendshIp3 4 Enqush 2 Lafn 2 BURTON CHARLES WESLEY lChaleI Academnc Genera Boys Councrl far and Chevron Bcosfers 2 3 Tr 4 A Wa rn A I Chor2 Voca Ensembe3 4 Varuefy I-ow 3 4 BURTON ROBERT lBobI Acaoemrc enera Bg Br fher 3 Herad Sraff 4 H Y En s Soclal Scuence 3 Phofography 2 Trafnc Sq ad 3 4 BUSH ELINOR Colege Prep A Glee B n 3 4 Maycreff r and Chevron Forum 4 Opflrmsf Award Boosfers 2 Boosfers 2 3 4 FrIendshIp2 3 4 om 2 Fr nc Sfar an Aforn 3 Photography 3 Arf League 2 Dra rn IC 3 4 Prom Commnfee Prnnce Q Peace 3 Speech Team 4 Sevenfeen Crew 3 Sprrng Green 4 BUSSEY LENORA SUSAN Tudvl College Prep Boosfers 3 Fruendshrp I 3 Ger B C IF 2 A Glee3 4 BUTLER ELIZABETH lLbI r and Chevron F endshlp 2 3 T U A Glee 3 4 B Gee 2 BUTLER RONALD Boosfers 2 Foo+ball 2 BUTTERFIELD EDWARD Pca emlc Genera B osfers 2 3 4 Tennns 2 3 lnframaral BB BUTTS WILLIAM lWIIIeI Academuc Ge eral Boosfers 2 BYERMAN GILBERT Academuc General B nd 2 3 CALHOUN WILLIE Academuc General Trl U 4 CAMERON GERALD lJerrvI Academnc General Cufy Governmenf 4 lnframural BB 2 3 CAPPER PHYLLIS lPhII AcadernIc Genera' CARR SHIRLEY Acadernlc General N Ional Honor Bq Susfer 2 Grls Counc 2 far an hevron Opflmlsl' Awar 3 SENIOR ACTIVITIES oosfer C mmercnal 2 3 4 glrh Sophomore Hrsfory Fufure Teachers 4 Sprmq 'ed Reays Queen 4 CAUDILL JOYCE Academr General Enqrsh 4 CHAFFIN GENE Celege Prep Boys Councal 4 Boosf e 2 3 4 H Y 2 German 3 Phofoqra y 4 Inframural BB 3 4 CHAPMAN BETTY Acadermc General Boosfers 2 3 CHILES DALE lDocl Academc General CIRCLE BEVERLE lBevl Fcademlc General Nahonal Honor Sfar and Chevron A Gee 3 B Glee osfers 2 rv Ip E Som gl 4 La? n 2 BIoloqv 3 Fufure Tea 4 Cheer eader 2 3 4 e ns Cc rl 4 .C- CLAAR RICHARD lHornerI College PreD Cufy Governmenf Boosfers 3 om3 4 La 2 Frenc 4 Prom Com muffee 3 CLARK BERKLY lBerlII Vocafnonal Machu-Ie Shop Opl mnsf Award 4 lndusfrla 4 CLAYBORNE SAMUEL ISammyI Aca demnc General Baslrefball 2 Cross Counfry 3 ack 3 I 4 lnframura 3 4 H Y 4 T U 4 CLICK JIM Academrr neral B osfers 2 3 4 H Y 2 EI TracIr 2 Baseball 4 Vars Iv S 3 4 CLICOUEN NOI BRUCE Academrc General CLOUSE GEORGE Academlc Genera F ofbal 2 3 4 VarsIfy S 2 3 4 COFFELT CAROL Aca demIc General Boosfers 4 Fruendshrp 4 El Som 4 Bowlrnq Leaque3 COLLINS CHARLES Morales Academuc Genera Tru U 3 French 2 Baseball 2 Varslfy S3 COLLINS PEGGY Caleqe Prep Boosfers 2 3 Lafnn 2 OL LINS RICHARD lDIclcI Vocafuonal Draffnnq s C uncul 3 oosfers 2 m dusfrlal 4 COLVIN CONNIE Academuc Gen ra Grs Councrl 2 Sfar and Chevron Glee 2 A Glee 3 Boosfers 2 3 4 Fnendshp 3 El Som 2 3 Fcfure Busnness Leaders COMPSTON MARILYN SUE ISusIel Aca demrc General Boosfers 2 3 4 Frlendshup 2 E So 2 3 4 Enqlush 2 Cheerlea 2 3 4 CONKLIN PAUL lPanchoI Academuc General Boosfers 2 A Chour 3 B Chorr 2 B Glee 2 CONNOR EUNICE lEunIe Aca demlc General Nafronal Honor Socnefy Sfar and Chevron OPIIYTIISI Award 3 4 Tom Huber Scholarshrp Award Enqllsh 4 Socual Scrence SprIngfIeld Hugh School gurls are very beauluful I45 I I l .7 ' ' I' -B sI o I , , : En Is 3, 4' I , ir, I I I I . - I, X 1 I I h X 7 1 7 I 7 I 9 . Ic : I' . , . . ' .-AC I I - I A. . 3 h. d Pc e I: I I I I, , g 1 'S ' Is I I I YI n I P- Aw 3: s I 3, ' ' ' I I ' . I V 5 I 2' I f I ' I Q ' I ern - I . . A IQ ee - lffra rl BB 3. . BIJR- . :- . I I. I I - I I7 I I I 2' Bo I . 3' F IendshI 2. 3' I 2. I ' I - - 3' En 'Ish : I : I ' ch- . rl - ' I' ers : I , . ' Oc e ' - , .. S ' . I ' .- U 2. 3, 7 lfz Drea 3: Cho'r 3, 4' B I I I . ' I S. I G I I, Q A V -T . E- I I 3 I I . 4: HI-Y 3, 4' 2. 3. 44 Tri-U 2, 3, 4, Presaaen 4: qua 4 2' EIS ' I III ' II 3' I , ' -- 3. 4- B Glee 2: a a , , ' II ef sr., - 1 I ' ' I , ' . I I I, - - 4' Tr . 4'I VarsII'y S 3. I I BB El s , 3, 41 Lahn 21 9 I 3: a - f I' f 'I' - - ' ' 3 W , ' I . , , - Ge : o ' . . 1 I- , 3: Som --A4 9 '3 0 ' X - QI e af , I -,I 3, - I 5 2, 3, 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball 2. 3, 47 - ' , , , 7 7 I . . - G ' or I , 3, 4' Fdendship 2, 3, 4' ' I ' . -- I . . Sfa C , 1 El Som 2, 3, 1 I e I - , 5. ' . 4 ' Q - I l' 0 l - - T H . E . ' 3: Tri-U 4: EnqlIsh 2, : man 3: ho' I G IL ' ' I I ' , , - 1 I -' . C I T 1 I I i l I ' ' I 9' I I 3 II ' ' BEV' Sfa : rI I . : rI- 4' I, n ' W h ' 1 I7 .- ' V . I w ' I I- t 1 - 1 SocIefYT BIg Sisfer 3? GIr:sI COUFCIEI 3' Slar lROnlQACademiC Generali BOYS- Counci' 2: ' I In '. ' .. C - ' o I I , 3, 4: Fr'e d IIp 3, 42 F X d I! O - I I - . I - I I 7 El S , 3, 4: Lahn 2' rench 3, 4: I I . , n l AI' BOY I. O I 7 B I 3 El S0 '47 ln' 2, : I . - ' ce 3 IS- - ' ,, . - - - - ' 1. N ' 7 p' M . I I GI I e If I I I ' 3 I 2 B G ' I , 4' hoIr 2? - I ' I I. -1 7 7 I ' ' I I I - ' , I - ' - I . 2. : . 1 ' I 3. C I' .2 a'Io I cnor: Big ' e 3: I . A I . I - .I -l ' ' ' 'I . I ' ' I . ' nj- , I 7 . Aw : Boos. I 2, 3, 4: F I dship 3' El H - . 7 3, 4: I m , , ' : der 50 I ' L I 7' P I ' 'Om ar' f I ' - I ' II ' ' ' .' . . 31 D IC 2, 4' Ch I I C ol : - , S d C . - ' d . I I I . I . 3: S I. G : I U ' - I- ' 2: ' It w ' l'I I I I I Ch ' , 1 If . ECE, V I ' I - 2 ald I I: o I . .4' Friendshp 2, 3, 4: I I I I I , EI Z . I I Y , . 1 31 SprIn r ' C I 3. 4: noir 2' W l Z Fre rch Ch I 3, 4. : I I 3 T r- . e s' 2, 3, 4: HIvY 2, 3, 4: El So 2 3, 4' I . . : I ' ra' BB 4. 2, 3, 4: FrIendshIp 2. 3, 4' El Som 2. 3, 4: Ge : o ' , : I- 4: El m 3. 4: I I - I ' : I 3, 4: El Som 4: Foofball 2, 3, 4: rsily S 3. I I I I I I :I I ,I , : Isa fr'b I . : , 3. , I EI s ,3, I ral 42 0 .I .I I Tra , ,4g Varsify S 2, 3. : I . ' - ' I ' ' I . I I We look really important from the air. SENIOR ACTIVITIES 3: Art League 2, 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: B Glee 2. COOK, BONNIE LOU-Academic General. COON, CAROL-Academic General: Boosters' 2, 3: B Choir 2. COPE, LAVERNE IVerniel- Academic General. CORDELL, DOROTHY lDotl-Academic General: Girls' Council: A Glee 2, 3: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: El Som 3. 4: Social Science 3: Photography 3: Relay Queen 4. COTTER, NANCY lNanl- Academic General: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friend- ship 2, 3, 4: El Som 2, 3, 4: English 2: Art League 2. COWAN, DEAN-Academic Gen- eral: A Choir 3, 4: B Choir 2: Cross Country 3. 4: Track 3. COX, DAVE-Boys' Council 2: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Photography 2, 3, 4: A Choir 3: B Choir 2: Football 2: Intramural BB 42 Variety Show 2. COX, JOAN lDadal- Academic,General: Friendship 4: B Glee 2. CRABBE, SHIRLEY lShirl-Academic General: Executive Board 2, 3, 4: Girls' Council 2, 3, 4: Star and Chevron: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: El Som 2, 3, 4: English 2: Photography 3: Art League 2: Oueen's Court 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Variety Show 3: Band Maiorette 3, 4. CRACKEL, DONAVON IDonI - Academic General: Boosters' 2, 3.4: El Som 4: Intramural VB 3, 4. CUMMINS, ROGER-Vocational Ma- chine Shop: Industrial 4. CURRY, BEVERLY lBevl--Academic General: Executive Board 3: Big Sister 3: Girls' Council 3: Star and Chev- ron 3, 4: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: El Som 2. 3, 4: Latin 2: French 3, 4: A Glee 3: B Glee 2: Cheerleader 2, 3. 4: Oueen's Court 4: French Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. COOK, CONNIE-Academic General: Boost- ers' 2. -0. DANIEL. GLYNNA MARIE -Academic Gen- eral: Friendship 2. 3: Prince ot Peace 2, 3. DAVENPORT, DORIS - Academic General: Friendship 4. DAVEY, JAMES lJimmyl-Aca- demic General: Boosters' 4: El Som 4: Band 2. 3: Intramural BB 4. DAVIS, JANET lJinksl- Academic General: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Brass Quartet 2. 3, 4: Star and Chev- ron: Boosters' 2, 3. DOJONG. BARBARA IBarbl -College Prep.: A Glee 3, 4, President: B Glee 2: Star and Chevron: Optimist Award I46 3. BOOStefS': City Government: Boosters' 2, 3. Cabinet 4: Friendship 2, 3, President: El Som 2, 3: Latin 2: Star and Atom 2, 3: Future Nurses 3. President 4: Dramatic 3: Thespian 2: Intramural BB Championship Team 4: Prince ot Peace 2, 3: Spring Green Crew 4. DENNIS CLARENCE lBuddyl - Academic General: Boosters' 3, 4: Band 2, 3. DENNIS, NANCY lNanl-Academic General: Star and Chevron: Yearbook: City Government: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2: Latin 2: French 3: Future Teach- ers 3. 4: Choir 2. DETRICK, ROSEMARY lSnooIriel-College Prep.: Girls' Council: Star and Chevronz: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: El Som 2. 3, 4: Latin 2: Sophomore His- tory: Social Science 3: Star and Atom 4: Future Nurses 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Springtield Relays Queeo's Court. DILL, EDDIE-Voca- tional Drafting: Boosters' 2 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: El Som 2, 3, 4: Biology 2: Industrial 2. 3, 4: A Choir 2, 3: B Choir 2, 3: Vocal Ensemble 2, 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Track 3: Golt 2: Baseball 2, 3: Grade School Coach 3: Varsity S 2, 3, 4: Intramural BB 2, 3, 4. DOBBINS, JUDITH lJudyl - College Prep.: National Honor Society: Big Sister 4: Star and Chev- ron 3. 4: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4' El Som 4: Latin 2: Spanish 3, 4: Sophomore History: Star and Atom 3: B Choir 2: Cheer- leader 2, 3. DRAKE, DOROTHY lDottieI- College Prep.: National Honor: Yearbook Statt: Orchestra 3, 4: Boosters' 3, 4: Friendship 3: El SOM 4: English 3, 4: French 3, 4: Future Teachers 4:-Intramural VB 3: Intramural BB 3. 4: French Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. -5- EBY, DORIS-Academic General: Boosters' 3, 4: Friendship 2. EDINGTON, EARL lEdl- Academic General: Boosters' 3: Intramural BB 3, 4. EICHELMAN, GAIL EUGENE Ilkel-Col. lege Prep.: Star and Chevron 2, 3, 4: Boosters' 2, 3.4: El Som 4: Spanish 3. 4: Star and Atom 3: A Choir 3, 4: B Choir 2: Band 2. 3, 4: Drum Major 4: Vocal Ensemble 3, 4: Prom Committee 3' Variety Show 2. 3. ELIAS, BARBARA-Ace demic General: A Glee 3: B Glee 2: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Friendship 3. EDMUNDS, ROGER- Academic General. ESTLE, DORIS-Awdemli Genera' Star and Chevron: Boosters' 2. 3, 4: A Choir 3, 4' B Choir 2' Waltz Dream Cast 32 Bowling League 4. EVANS, EVAN CHARLES -College Prep.: City Government' Boosters' 2, 4: Latin 2: German 3, 4: Orchestta 2: Band 2, 3. EVANS. DONALD lDonl-Voca- tional Trade Foundry: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Industrial 2, 3. 4: B Choir 2: Orchestra 2, 3' Band 2, 3. EVANS, VERNON-Vocationa' Trade Foundry: City Government: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4' Bio'ogy 2. 3, 4' Industrial 2, 3, 4: Footbaii 2, 3, 4' Cross Country 2, 3, 4: lntramura' BB 2, 3, 4. -F- FARMER, LOIS JUDITH-Academic General- Latin 2: B Gee 2. FARRAND, KATHLEEN lliathyl-Academic General' Boosters' 2, 3. FASICK, SANDRA lSandyl-Academic Gen- eral: Yearbook Statt: Big Sister 3, 4: Star and Chevron 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Dramatic Club 2: Prince ot Peace 2. FEESER, JOHN-Voca- tional Dratting: A Choir 3: B Choir 2: Boosters' 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. FELDMANN, JUDY-Distributive Education: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Ei Som 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4. FENWICK, JERRY-Aca- demic General: Boosters' 2, 3. FENWICK, ROGER ALLEN lJupel-College Prep.: Boost- ers' 2, 3, 4: Band 2. 3: Grade School Coach 2. 3: Intramural BB 3, 4, FINCH, NATHAN H.- Academic General. FISHER. JOHN lFishl- College Prep.: National Honor: Boys' Council: Star and Chevron: Boosters' 3: English 2. 3, 4: Spanish 3: Social Science 4: Star and Atom 4: Orchestra 3: Band 2, 3, 4. FISHER, MARI- LYN lSnooksl - Academic General. FITZ- WATER, NANCY LEE lFitzil-Academic Gen- eral: Girls' Council: Boosters' 3: Friendship 3: El Som 3: Dramatic 3: Thespian 2: Why the Chimes Rang 2: Seventeen Crew 3: Spring Green 4: Variety Show 2. FLANNERY, DON lFlanl-Academic General: Boosters' 2. 3, 4: I-li-Y 2, 3: El Som 2, 3, 4: B Choir 2: Basket- ball 2, 3. FLANNERY, DELLA PEARL-Aca- demic General, FLOYD, JOHN W. lJohnnyl- Vocational Dratting: Boosters' 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Varsity S 3, 4: Intramural BB 4. FOSTER, CHARLES lChuckl - Academic General: Boosters' 2, 3.4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 41 El SOFT' 2- 3. 4? Bowling League 2. 4: Intramural BB 2, 3, 4. FRAZIER, ANNA LUCILLE lAnniel-College Prep.: Herald Statt: City Government: Boost- ers' 2. 3, 4: Friendship 3, 4: French 3, 4: Biology 3: Future Teachers 4: B Glee 2: French Choir 4. FREE, BARBARA IBarbl-Academic General: Star and Chevron 3, 4: Boosters' 2. 3, 4: Friendship 2, 3, 4: Latin 2: Spanish 3, 4: B Choir 2: A Glee 3, 4. FREED, FREDERICK lFredl-College Prep.: National Honor So- ciety: Forum: Optimist Award 2, 3. 4: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Latin 2: French 3, 4: Sophomore His- tory: Forensic 2, 3, 4: District Contest 3, 4' Speech Team 2, 3, 4: Debate 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Intramural 3. FRENCH, EVELYN lFren- chie-Eveyl-Academic General: A Glee 2, 3. 4: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Spanish 3, 4: Social Science 2, 3: Future Business Leaders 2. 3. FRY, EDWIN lEdl-Academic General: Band 2, 3. FUNK, MARJORIE ltvtargiel-Academic General. -9- GAIER, SHIRLIE ICurlyl--Academic General: Boosters' 2, 3: Biology 2. GAINES, WILLIE lFrankiel-Academic Gereral: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Tri-U 3, 4: Football 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4. GAINOUS, ROBERT lGainl-Academic Gen- eral: Executive Board: Big Brother: Boys' Council: Boosters' 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3: Baseball 4' Grade School Coach 2, 3, 4: Varsity S 3, 4: Intramural BB 3, 4. GARRETY, DAVID lDavel -College Prep: Big Brother 4: Star and Chevron: City Government: Band 2, 3: Boost- ers' 2, 3: Latin 2: German 3, 4: Social Science 3 4 Star and Atom 3 Thesp an 3 4 Seven teen Crew 3 GATWOOD JOHN Natuonal Honor Executrve Board 2 Bg Brother Boys Councul 2 3 Star and Chevron Cuty Govern nt H Y 2 E 3 a 2 French 3 4 Sophomore Hustory Star and Atom 4 Dramatuc 2 GEISLER RICHARD Academuc General GILMORE BARBARA EL LEN lBobbuel Academc General Boosters 2 3 GINAVEN CONSTANCE ICorunuel Co ege Prep Star and Chevron Yearbook t Bosters2 34 Fredshp2 3 au nch 3 St and At m 3 lntramur VB 3 Intramural BB 4 Fren h Chour 4 GLEN- DENIN DON College Prep Star and Chev ron Boosters 4 Latun 2 French 3 4 A hour our c a 4 Var Prom Comm ttee 3 A Waltz Dream 3 GOD FRIT PAULINE IPgl Academuc General osters 2 3 ru n u Som GOINGS MARILYN JEANNE Academuc G neral B Chour 2 Orchestra 2 3 Stru g Ensemble 2 3 Optumust Award 3 4 Commer cua osters 2 3 4 u 4 au 2 Varuety Sho 4 GOLDSBERRY CARL Academuc General GOOD MARTHA IMartyj Academc oeneral Boosters 2 3 4 Fr end shup3 GOSSETT RICHARD IRedl Academuc General Baseball 3 Varuety Show 3 GRAF TON JANET Academuc General Natuonal Honor Star and Chevron A Glee 2 3 4 oosters 2 3 4 rendshup2 El Som 2 n 4 Future Busuness Leaders 2 Bowlung League 2 Prom Commuttee 3 GREEN JUNE Aca muc General B osters 2 3 4 L tn 2 B Glee 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 GREGORY BEV ERLY Academuc General B Glee Boosters 3 4 Fruendshup2 3 GREGORY DON IGregl Vocatuonal Trade Boys Councul 2 3 Star and evron B osters 2 3 4 EI Sophomore Hustory 2 lndustrual 2 3 4 Foot 3 Bas ball T 3 Varsut 4 Bowlung League 2 Intramural Basketball 4 GREGORY RONALD IGregl Academuc Gen eral Boys Councul Star and Chevron Boost 2 3 4 A Chour4 B Chour Football3 Basketball 2 Tack 2 Varsuty S 4 Bowlung League 2 Intramural BB 4 GROGG RICHARD Academuc General GROVE PEGGY Pegl Academuc General Boosters 3 Art League 2 3 A Chour3 4 B Chour 2 Vocal Ensemble 4 Varuety Sl'uow4 GOODWIN BONITA IBon me Academuc General Boosters 2 3 Eng Ish 2 3 4 Buology 2 Varuety ow HAAS RAE CAROL Acadernuc General osters 2 3 4 d h p 2 4 El 2 3 4 B Glee 2 HALL CLAUDIA ANN Academuc General F endshp 2 3 4 Tr U 2 3 4 HAMILTON MARTHA IMartyI Academuc General Natuonal Honor Star and Chevron Cuty Government A Cho r 4 A Glee 3 Vocal Ensemble4 Boosters 2 3 Fruendshp guh L un German 4 Sou Scuence 3 Bology 3 Star and Atom 4 Future Nurses4 Varuety Sho 4 HAMPTON CLARA BELLE Academuc General Fuendshup 3 4 Span sh 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 A Glee 3 4 B Glee 2 HAMPTON HOMER GENE Hamp Academuc General HuY 3 Football 2 HANLEY CHARLOTTE Acadernuc General Star and Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 A Glee 3 B Gee 2 Intramural BB 3 HARDIN GERA LINE lJerry Academuc General Fruendfhp 2 H Y 2 HARGO JOANNE Academuc General HARRIS FRANCES EILEEN Aca demuc Genera Boosters 2 3 4 HARRISON PHYLLIS JEAN ITonnueI Academuc General Fr endsh p 3 F ture Nurses 3 HARSHBARGER PATRICIA lPatl Academuc General Boost 2 B Ch 2 Orc tra 2 4 Str Ensemble 3 4 HARTER ANN Annue Academuc G eral A Glee 3 4 B Gle 2 Fruendshup 2 HAUCKE JAMES Ialrml Col lege Prep Cty Government Boosters 2 3 4 Latun 2 French3 4 Sophomore Hustory cal Scuence 3 A Chour 3 hor tramural BB3 HEBBLE DAVID Dave Col lege Prep Natuonal Honor Bug Brother 3 Star and Chevron 3 4 Yearbook Staff Cty Government Chour 2 Boosters 2 3 4 H Y L turu 2 Spanush 3 4 Star and Atom nnus 2 4 Grade Sc ol Otl cual 3 mttee 3 El Som 4 HEBBLE GARY Heb Academuc General Boosters 4 Raduo 4 Foot ball 2 HEBBLE JACK Academuc General hour 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 and 2 Bug Brother Star and Chevron Boosters 2 4 Latn Buology3 Intramural BB 3 4 HEMRY BAR BARA JEAN IBarbl Academuc General Op tumust Award un H me Ec 2 4 Boosters 2 F dsh p 2 El Som 2 3 Buoloq Future Teachers 4 Intramural VB 3 lntra rgl 3 I A Glee 4 THORNE JAMES FOSTER lJuml College Prep Natuonal Honor Executuve Board Bug Brother Boys Councul Star and Chevron Op tumust Award 2 3 Cty Government Presudent at Cuty Commussuon Boosters 2 3 4 H Y L Fre Sophomore H story Socual Scuence 3 Star and om 4 Forensuc 2 3 4 Dustruct Spee Contest 2 3 Speech Team 2 3 Debate 2 3 Sprung Green 4 Tennus 2 World Atlalrs ln stutute3 HERIER MARILYN Academic Gen osters 2 s p m 2 3 4 A Glee 3 B Glee 2 Intramu BB 3 HILES WILLIAM Academuc General osters 2 3 4 Baseb ll 2 3 4 lntramu BB 2 3 HILL DON Dustrubutuve Educatuon Band 2 3 Dustrubutu e Ed 4 HILL LAURA Academuc General HILLER GEORGE R Vo SENIOR ACTIVITIES catuona Machune Shop Boosters 2 Industrual 4 Ralroad 4 HINSON BARBARA ELLEN Barb College Prep Star and Chevron 4 F rum Boosters 3 4 Spanush 3 4 Socal Scuence 3 4 Future Teachers 4 Prunce f Peace3 4 Orchestra4 Band 3 HOHLMAYER ROBERT WOODROW College Prep N tuonal Honor Herald Staff Cuty Government Latun 2 Spanush 3 4 Forensuc 2 3 Debate 2 Raduo 3 HOOK KENNETH IHooIueyI Voca tuonal Machune Shop Industrual 4 HOPKINS MARY Academc General Boosters 2 A Glee 2 Bowl ng League 2 HORNER ESTER IRENE lRennueI Dustrubutuve Educatuon Gurls C uncnl B osters 2 3 4 Engl sh 2 3 Dut butuve Ed 4 B Glee 2 3 HOUSEHOLDER CHARLES IChuckI Academuc General Boost ers 3 El Som 4 Grade School Coach 3 ln tamural BB 3 4 HOUSTON EUGENIA Academuc General HOWARD GLORIA Academuc General Intramural BB 4 HOWARD MARCELLA IShaluyI Academuc General Art League 2 3 GAA 2 HOY ROBERT IBobl Vocatuonal Draftung Boosters 3 4 lndustrual 4 B Chour 2 Intramural B83 4 HOYT PA TRICIA IPatI College Prep Booste 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 El Som 4 Latun 2 HUCK EUNICE Academuc General Boosters 2 3 4 Fruendshup3 4 El Som 2 3 4 Sophomore Hustory A Glee 3 B Glee 2 HUDSON CARL om 2 4 Foot all 2 3 4 lntramu BB3 4 HUFFMAN DONNA JEAN Aca demuc General Gurls Councul 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Buology 2 Prom Commuttee HUGHES DONALD lDonl AC6demuC General N tuonal Honor Socuety Star and Chevron Boost 2 E Som Dramatuc 4 Sprung Green Ten Luttle lnduans Crew Munor Mracle Crew A Ch ur 3 4 B Chour 2 Vocal Ensemble 3 4 A Waltz Dream 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Track Manager 3 Baseball Manager 2 Varsuty S 3 4 ntra rn l 3 4 Varety Show 4 HUNT JO N RICHARD IDuckl College Prep Natuonal Honor Socuety Executuve Board Boys Councul Star and Chevron Optumust Award 2 4 Music Cuty Government B osters 2 3 4 H Y 3 El Som 2 3 Latun 2 Sophomore Hustory Star and Atom 2 3 Why the Chumes Rang A Waltz Dream A Chour 3 4 B Chour 2 Vocal nemble 3 4 ootball 2 4 Varsut 2 3 4 Varuety Show HURSH NORMA JEAN Dustrubutuve Educatuon Dustrubutuve Ed 4 Boosters 2 3 HUSTON DIANE Academuc General Sensor Class Treasurer Gurls Councul Boosters 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 El 4 Latun 2 Prom Commuttee 3 We are hosts to the Hamulton Ohuo Chour and Orchestra I47 . 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'. .v- I I I 1'- D+ MISS Ruth Ackerson s dIVISIOD and Forum class presented an Ohro flag to The school SENIOR ACTIVITIES IEVENIEKS SILVIA Academuc General Ger man 2 IRVIN BOB Academl Genera JACKSON WALTER IJaclrI AcademIc Gen a oosfers 2 EI Som 4 Germ JACOBY GERALDINE IGerryI Acadermc rIeraI Sfar and Chevron Booifers 2 3 4 I Speak for Democracy B CITGIV 2 Band 2 3 4 JENKINS PAT IRI.IsTyI Academ Genera JOBE JUDY ANN Acadern Genera Boos r' I rn 4 HARD Aradem r Ge e aI Bc s'e s 2 3 ffl rn I1 'I TI WI ar efy S50 A r B Ir 2 Voca Ensernbe 3 JONES CARL Aca ernf Genera H Y 4 Cr nfry 3 4 ark 3 r ramu J ES GEORGE ITorr D ' bu u Ca+ on os ers Infrarnu a BB JOHNSON JAMES RICHARD es r GFG as efba 2 aseba rr r m r Prom Comm Vee 3 JONES JOHN Acade enera I-II Y 3 C 4 Tre r W ' mu arnu BB 3 4 JORDAN LOIS MARIE eoe reo I-lcno 4 4 osrers 2 3 r' L b r 4 e I-I r 2 Wa 1 Dream er' f- o I48 KAISER JOYCE IJoyI Acadermc General Boos+ers 2 3 4 KELLY JAMES Jnm Aca dermc Genera Boosfers 2 EI SON I I Y I-GIH 2 Sfar and A+om KENNEDY MIMI Aca dernuc GerIeraI Photography 2 BasIre+baII 2 KENERLY THURSTON Acadermc GeneraI KERRIS KLAUS CoIeqe Prep Nahona I-Ionor Soc efy Sfar and AfoIn 3 4 RaIroad 4 Sprung Green KIMBALL BARBARA Aca demrc Ge eraI Socral Sc en e 3 4 KIMBALL JOE IMorIIr Academc GeneraI KINLEY SHIRLEY ANN Academe GeneraI Boos'ers n U 4 Eufere Busm aes-4 nrmLraIV Iramr So'fbaII KINNISON HARRY IRedI Academm General VGFIGIY Snow 2 4 KISER MARY ANN IMyoI Acaderrnc General A ee 2 ers m A KLEIN MARTHA CoIeqe Prep N rIaI nor Grs CouncI 3 Star and CI'evr n Yearbook Staff CIW Governmeni B CIIOIF 2 A Gee 3 osfers 2 3 a d A rn mah Fr n no 4 Pr Comm Y ee 3 CII Igrmas Caro Cas? 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B Glee 2 A Glee 3 McGlLLlVRAY JEANNE Jeanne College Prep Natnonal Honor So cnety Gnrls Councnl 4 Yearbook Stall Cnty Government Boosters 2 3 Frnendshnp3 Latnn 2 French 3 4 Bnology 3 Future Teachers 3 l r ral VB 3 French Chonr 3 4 HENRY ROBERT IMacI Vocatnonal Machnne Shop Star and Chevron Industrnal 4 Track 4 McKlNNEY SHIRLEYANNE Academnc Gen eral Boosters 2 3 4 Frnendshnp 2 Art League 2 Bowlnng League 2 MEADOWS ELLEN Lz Academnc General Boosters 4 MEEKER HARMON ISonnyI Academnc General Band 4 Boo ters 2 3 4 Varnety Show 4 and Chevron MEFFORD DONALD IDonl Academnc General Boosters 2 3 4 Waltz eam 3 A Chonr 3 4 B C onr Ban Intramural VB 3 4 Varnety Show 2 MERRI MAN SHIRLEY IShnrlI Academnc General osters 2 3 La nn 2 Future Busnness Leaders3 Bowlnng League 2 3 4 Intramural BB 3 Intramural VB3 MILLER A PHILLIP Phnl Vocatnonal Pottery Maknng Bowlnng ague 2 lntr mural BB 3 4 lndustrnal MILLER RICHARD IDnckI Academnc Gen eral Boosters 2 Intramural BB 3 MILLER ROBERT IDufchl Academnc General Boost ers 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Cross untry 2 Baseball 3 4 Varsnty S 3 4 tramural Basketball 3 MILLS ANITA Aca demnc General Boosters 2 3 4 El Sorn3 Ger man 3 A Gee 4 Prom Commnttee MILLS RICHARD College Prep Bug Brother Boost ers 2 3 Latnn 2 Star and Atom 4 MINCHIN JOHN Academnc General Boosters 2 MI SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sennor Class Vnce Presndent Natnonal Honor Executnve Board Boys Councnl Star and Chev ron 2 3 4 For m Cnty Gover ment Boosters La nn Bno ogy 4 Star and Atom 3 Basketbal 2 3 4 Track 2 Varsny S Prom Cornmnttee Varnetf Show 3 MITCHELL SHIRLEY College Prep Natnona Honor Executnve Board Repre sentat ve tom Gnrls Councn Bg Snster nrls Councn Star and Che r Forum Boosters F n a n nce r n 4 Dnstrnc Speech Contest Speech Team 2 3 Debate 2 Waltz Dream Cast A Chonr 3 4 B Chonr 2 Frer' h Chonr 3 4 Representatnve to Word Attanrs lnstnt.nte 3 MITCHEM BARBARA ANN Academnc General Sophomore Hnstory Eu ture Busnress Leaders 3 MONROE SUE CAR MEN IS se Academnc Genera Boosters 2 3 4 A Glee3 B Glee 2 MONTEITH BER NIECE Academnc General Frnendshnp 2 Sophomore I-Instory MOORE BARBARA IBarbI Academnc General Chanrman Gnrs Councnl Frnendshnp 4 MOORE FREDERICK NICHOL SON INnckne College Prep Star and Chev ron Boys Councnl 3 Forum 3 Boosters 2 3 nn Sp Socnal Scnence 3 Seventeen Crew 3 Grade School Coach 2 Inframural BB 4 Prom Com mnttee3 MOORE LARRY Academnc General Optnmnst Award I95l Cnty Government Cnty Solncntor El Som 4 MOORE ROGER Aca demnc General B osters 2 3 4 I-InY3 4 El S m3 4 Star and Atom 4 A Chonr 2 3 4 MORGAN MAGDELINE ITnppnel Academnc Generan Boosters 3 Frnendshp 2 MORRIN JANE Academnc General Gnrls Councnl B osters 2 3 4 Frnendshp 2 3 4 El Som 4 Orchestra 2 Intramural VB 3 MORRIS FRED ERICK College Prep B s Councnl 2 3 4 B osters 2 3 4 HnY 4 El Som3 A Chonr3 4 B Chonr 2 Intramural BB 3 4 Waltz Dream 3 MOSHIER JOANNE IJodneI Academnc General MOSSBARGER JANET IJanl Dnstrn butnve Educatnon Boosters 3 4 Dnstrnbutnve Ed 4 MOWERY RICHARD IDnckI Vocatnonal Machnne Shop Boosters 4 El Som 4 Indus a 4 C nr Foo Varn MUMMA MARILYN College Prep Natnonal Honor Star and Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 rnendshnp 2 El om 2 Lann 2 Frenc Fo nsnc 4 D matnc 2 4 Prnnce ace 2 3 4 Spe ch eam 3 Radn ChrnSlmoS Carol 2 Seventeen Crew 3 Sprnng een 4 A Chonr 4 A Gee 3 B Glee Vocal Ensemble 4 French Chonr 3 4 Varnety Show 4 MURRAY BARBARA IBarbI Aca demnc General Star and Chevron Herald Staff a May Mornnng Breakfast RANDA DOUGLAS IDouqI Colege Prep Magaznne sales wnnners O I49 - I 3' Gi I I 7 Sta I ' I I I I - - T I I I - I 7 0 I , 7 I o I 1 I - - T I I 4' En l'sh 2. . 7 I . 7 e I I I I I 7 2, 3, 47 El Som 2, 3, 47 t'n 2' I I y 3' ' I ' 5 . 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I I i III I 7 ' . - 7, The Sprungfueld Optumusts Club awards outstandung hugh school students SENIOR ACTIVITIES Optumust Award Journalusm 3 Boosters 2 3 4 EI Som 4 Latun 2 Spanish 3 4 Sophomore Hustory Future Teachers MUSTARD JOAN Academuc General Star and Chevron Boosters u Latun 2 Future Busuness a ers 2 3 ur MYERS CHARLES ICharIueI College Prep Star and Chevron B osters 2 3 4 EI Star and Chevron B osters 2 3 4 Latn 2 Photography 2 Why the Chumes Rang 3 A our 3 4 B Chour 2 Vocal Ensemble 3 Varuety Show 4 NASH FAITH ELIZABETH Academuc General B osters 4 Eu ure Nurses 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 NATION JUDITH ANN Academuc General B sters 2 3 endshup 2 3 Englush 4 Baology 2 N LES DOLORES IDeeI Academuc General Star and Chevron Cuty Government Boosters 4 Latun cual Scuence 3 A Chour 3 B Ch u Vocal Ensemble 4 NEEDLES JACOUELYN 'Jack e Academuc General Gurs Councul 2 Star and Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 Fr endsh p La 2 Boloqv 2 Prun or Peace 2 3 A Chour 3 4 B Chour 2 Bowlung League 2 NEFF JAMES Jum Acadernuc enera B oeters 2 3 4 E So 3 Trac 4 Intramural BB3 4 NEIDHART WILLIAM IB Vocatuenal Pattern Malrung Boosters 3 lndustra 4 NELSON JAMES Jurn Academuc General B osters 2 3 EI u ur B Ch r F otball 3 4 Basebal 2 Vars ty S3 4 Bowl o ao e 2 amura BB 3 I earn on Scuther Ohuo League I I NEWBY RAY Academuc GeneraI C ss t v r 3 G ade Scho Coach 3 4 Intramura BB 4 NICEWANER DELORES IDorueI Academ c Genera Gurls cuncu S r and Chevron Bocstes 2 ee 3 L a ue NICEWANER SHIRLEY Acaderru Genea I50 Iee3 B Glee 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Frue 2 E Som 4 Bow ng Lea NICHOLL KENNETH INuclcI Academuc Gen eral Baseball 4 Bowlung League 4 NORMAN DOROTHY Academuc General NORRING TON GILES R Academuc General Spanush Ba OBERLIN BRUCE College Prep Bug Brother r an Chevron B osters 2 3 4 I-I Y more I-lustory Waltz Dream 3 A Chour 2 3 rchestra 2 3 Band 2 Varsuty S Intramural BB 3 4 Varuety Show 4 OLLECH JOHN College Prep Optumust Award 3 Boosters 2 3 4 OSBORN NANCY Colege Prep Natuonal Honor Star and Chevron Opt must Award 2 Boosters 2 3 4 Latun 2 French 3 4 Sophomore I-Iustory A our 3 4 A Glee 2 Vocal Ensemble 3 French Chour3 4 OSTER ROBERT Acaclemuc General PARKER JOHN WILLIAM IFaI Vocahona Ma n re S oo lrdustrua 4 PATTERSON DAVE IPat A ademuc General A Chour 2 stef r oo T aclr 3 Varsuty S 3 PEAL EDWARD IW ees A ademuc G rera I-I Y 2 3 4 Tru otbal 2 3 3 Tra Varsuty S3 4 PEARE HARRY Academuc Ger- era Ochestra 2 3 ar- 3 4 Boos r 4 H Y 4 Irutram rau BB 3 PEDER ANN GRETE Cc ege Prep Star and Chev Cty Government Boosters 2 Spams 2 3 PENDLETON DOLORA IDoIyI Aca ernuc Ge era B Chour 2 3 r gy 2 a d Atom 2 3 Star and Chevron PE GERALD IJerryI Academuc Genera Fe tba 3 Intramur BB3 Boosters 4 PETERS JIM Pete Aca demuc General Boosters 3 4 Socua Screruce3 A Chour 4 Basketball 3 Intramural Baslretba 4 POLLEY IRENE IRenue Academuc Gen e a A Chour 3 B Chour 2 Wa tz Dream osters 2 3 Lau 2 Fuu Teachers 2 Raduo 3 PORTER ALFRED ALLEN AI Academuc General Cuty Governmenf Assustant Enguneer Intramural BB POTTER MARY CATHERINE Academuc General Glee POTTS HELEN Academuc General B osters 2 3 4 EI Som 2 3 4 Fruendshup 2 3 4 Cheerleader2 3 4 POTTS TOM Academuc General POWERS LOU EVA Lou Aca demuc General Fruendshup 3 Future Nurses 3 nce ol Peace 3 4 B C or 2 A Glee Varuety Show 3 PRICE EARL Academuc Ge osters 2 3 n mural Basketball 4 PRINCE BERNICE IBu,rnue Academuc General Bowlung League 3 Intra mural VB4 PRINTZ JO ANN Academuc Gen eral Star and Chevron B os ers 2 3 4 Lat 2 B Chor 2 Band 2 3 4 PULLEN BEVERLY Bev Academuc G neral B osters 2 3 4 Frendshup 3 4 Englush 2 3 PYLES JANICE FAY Jan Academuc General B Chour 2 A ee 3 osters 2 4 Bowl ng Leagu RAMBO ROBERT IBobI College Prep Boosters 2 3 Intramural BI33 4 RAPP ROS INA MARIE IRosue, Academuc General Star Chev on 3 4 t rs EI German 3 our n 3 4 PAULA LEE Ilrushl Academuc Genera Boost r n E Som u ure T acher 3 olrball 3 Intramur I 3 4 Varuety Show3 REED WILLIAM B I These hugh school boys and gurls wuth representatuves from Catholuc Central took over the of Sprungfueld for one day '70 ...P-. 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Future Nurses 3 4 Prlnce of Pea e SCHNEIDER SHIRLEY College Prep Natlonal Honor Socaety Star an Chevron B osters 2 3 Engl:sh3 atrn St r and Atom 4 Future Teachers 3 Intramural BB 4 SCHOEN LINDA College Prep Star and Chevron 3 4 Latln 2 Boosters r n r ms 4 Bloo Art 3 eventeen Crew 3 A hour 3 4 Chorr 2 Prom Commrttee 3 SCHWARTZ Boosters 2 3 4 SCHWER ANNE Annne College Prep Star and Chevron Forum osters 2 3 ID El La 2 French3 4 Star and A m Pho ography 4 Art 2 orenslc 2 Dramatnc 3 4 Thesplan 3 4 Prlnce ot Peace 2 3 Speech 2 3 Chrrstmas Carol 2 Seven teen Crew Sprrng Green 4 Waltz Dream rew 3 A Chour 4 A Glee 3 Intramura V Fr nch Chorr 3 4 Prom Commrttee SEBRING PEGGY JOYCE IPegI Drstrrbutrve Educatlon Optrmrst Award 2 Boosters 2 Das trubutlve Ed President 4 Toastmrstress Annual Retallers Banquet Bowlung League SHACKEL FORD DELORES lDeel Academrc General SHAFFER ROSS lScooterl Vocatronal Pattern Malung Boosters 4 Industrlal 4 SHAFFER SANDRA lSandyI Academic General Boost ers 2 3 El Som3 4 Art League 2 SHANK CAROLYN Academrc General Star and vron 4 Boosters 2 3 4 S rn Green 4 Ten Llttle lndrans Crew 4 A Glee Club 3 4 Co Charrman March ot Drmes Commrttee 4 SHANK ROSS EDWARD lEdl College Prep Star and Chevron 3 4 Boosters 2 3 4 Lat German 3 Damatrc 3 4 TIWGSPWU 3 WI'-y the Chlmes Rang Seventeen A Chour 3 B Chorr 2 Ten Lrtte 'Hd BHS Crew SHAW BARBARA lBarbI Acadernnc General Boost ers 2 3 4 Bo ll g 2 3 4 SHAW NANCY Nan Acadermc Genera B osters 2 3 4 El Som 4 Sophomore Hrstory A Chour 3 B Chorr 2 A Glee 4 SHINGLEDECKER WIL LIAM ROGER lSh1ngI College Prep Boost 2 Latn ogy3 Football 2 3 4 Traclr 4 Tenns Baseball 3 Varsnty S 3 4 Intramural Basket 4 Varlet Shw 3 4 SHIV JANENE Academrc General Boosters 2 3 4 SHOEMAKER MARILYN Col ege Prep B osters 2 3 Englush 2 Latnn 2 German 3 4 A Glee 3 B Glee 2 SHONTING DONALD Don College Prep Natronal Honor Socuety s Councr' B osters 2 3 4 H Y Som 4 Latin 2 French3 4 Brology3 Forensrc 3 4 Thespuan 4 Speech Team 3 Seventeen Sprrng Green Band 2 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3 olr ers anlsh 3 4 Future Teachers 3 ST GENEVA Academlc General STELZER JAMES lHenryI AcademIc General Boost 2 Ba 3 lntramur STEWART DONALD lStewl College Prep osters 2 3 4 EI Som 4 Orchestra 2 3 Band 2 3 Varlety Show 4 STIRR JANNIE ANN AcademIc General STOLL GERALDINE Gerryl Academlc General Boosters 2 3 4 STOLL PHILLIP AcademIc General Band 2 3 4 STOUT SHIRLEY IShIrll Acadernlc Gen eral B Glee 2 Boosters 4 STRONG WILLIAM NEIL IBIII College Prep Star and Chevron German 3 B Cholr 2 Football 2 3 VarIety Show3 4 STUCKEY PATRICIA JEAN IShortyl Academlc General Boosters 4 L tIn 2 Soclal Sclence 2 SULTZBACH DON Aca demlc General Bug Brother Boys CouncIl Star Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 H Y 2 om 2 L 2 Blolog 3 Star a om 4 Track 2 3 y 4 n mural BB 3 4 Prom Commlttee TABORN BARBARA NAOMI lBarbIeI A ademlc General Boosters 2 3 4 Band 2 3 TAVENNER MARY JANE College Prep Natlonal Honor Soclety BIg Slster Star and Chevron OPIIMISI Award 2 4 Cnty Govern ment TIed tor FIrst In NatIon In French Con te 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Ceneral Boosters 2 3 4 El Som 3 Bowlmg League 4 TRUMAN EARL lHookyl Academlc 697' eral Boosters 2 3 Bug Brother A Choir 4 Ban 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 Intramural BB3 TURNER CONRAD College Prep Boys uncll 2 Forum 4 Boosters 2 3 4 Soc I Ience 2 3 4 Star an Ao 3 4 an 2 3 Basebal 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 UR NER JUDITH College Prep Natlonal Honor Soclety Blg SIster Star and Chevron Boosters 2 LatIn 2 French 3 4 Star and Atom 3 4 u ure Teachers 3 4 Future Nurses 3 Dramatlc 2 Thesplan 3 PrInce ot Peace 3 Seventeen 3 French Cholr 3 4 TURNER ROBERT lBuIl Dogl AcademIc General osters 2 3 m lntrarnura B TUVELL DAVID Academlc General ULERY BARBARA College Prep Star and Chevron 4 Boosters 2 3 4 Fnendsh p 2 3 rn 3 Sp 4 Fu U Teachers 4 VICKROY NANCY IVIckyI AcademIc Gen er Star and Chevron Bosters 2 3 4 Soclal Sclence 3 Blology 3 Future Nurses 3 4 Dramatlc 2 VOORHEES DOLORES IRENE Academlc General WADSWORTH WILLIAM ICupcakeI o e e Prep A Chor 3 B Chonr 2 Star a German 2 Blology 2 Football 2 3 4 Vars ty S3 Waltz Dream3 WARREN NANCY Col lege Prep Natlonal Honor VIce Presndent EXGCUIIVE Board Gurls Councll Star and Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 FrIendshIp 2 3 4 Latln 2 French 3 4 Sophomore HIstory Star and Atom 3 Dramatlc 3 4 Seventeen Crew 3 A Glee 3 4 B Glee 2 French Cholr 3 4 WARREN ANNA IAnnI AcademIc General Boosters 3 WATERS DON AcademIc Gen eral Boosters 2 3 WATERS JAMES Itvluddyl AcademIc General Boosters 2 3 4 Foot 2 4 Intram WATSON9 ELWOOD lWhIteyI Vocatlonal Drattmg lndustrlal 4 Intramural BB 4 WAT TERS NINA Academlc General GIrls Coun cl ar and Chevron Boosters 2 3 4 FrIe d 3 Bnology 2 WATTLETON TROY Doug AcademIc General H Y 2 Cros Country 2 Track 2 Intramural BB 2 WEAR LORIN Boosters 2 3 4 German 3 Football Manager Basketball Manager 3 4 Track Man ager 2 3 4 VarsIty S 2 3 4 Intramural BB 4 WEBER NEAL IRedI Academlc General osters234HY2 S Latln 2 SocIal ScIence 4 Tennls 3 Intramural BB 3 4 WELCH SUE ISUSIG Academlc General Herald Statf Boosters 2 3 4 FrIend 2 3 4 El Som 2 3 4 Future 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'S Bauer Bros Co Bloclz s Camera Shop Borden s Bram Lumber Co The Burg s Jewelry Cappels Furnl+ure Circle Cab Co Clhzens Dairy Charfers PaHerson Cllclr Camera Shop lnc Crlsi' Klssell Co Dlmels Shoes Dairy Queen Eagle Tool and Machine Co Farm Bureau Insurance Co Hari' Jewelry Co Harvard The Hickory Drive In Hmson E W and Sons Inc House of Orange Jenmngs Crumrme Heahng Co Lagonda Travel Bureau LuHle+on Funeral Home Marshall Pharmacy Mari' The McCleary Jones George Meel: Co lnc The Ohio Bell Telephone Co Perfechon Laundry Rapid Phofo Service lnc RECO Jean Sardou S+uduos Schulers Balcery Sears, Roebuck and Co. T W. T. Smilh Springfield Cify Lines, Inc. Springfield Savings Sociefy . Snyder Music and Ari Supplies Thomas, Charles - Pho+ography Vogue Shop Wallace and Company Edward Wren S+ore I8 6 l55 FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH OVER I00 DIFFERENT POLICY CONTRACTS Form Bureau Con Gave You One Stop Service AII Your Insurance Needs L FE AUTO F RE UP TO 20 X SAVINGS If you have complefed a DRIVER S TRAINING COURSE you may purchase Farm Bureau Mu+uaI Aufomobrle Insurance aI' regular ra+es Farm Bureau polucues are aII non assessable con +racI's If a+ any fume you need any Ime of Insurance please call I'he IocaI agen+s Ilsfed below ROGER PYLES 4 3526 KENNETH COMER 3 543I ROY CROUTWATER I I6 320I FLOYD REMLEY 6 4434 H HAROLD BARNHART b I322 ROBERT DOBIE 3 2989 ROBERT BURNS CALL Ne C I I 9III COLLECT RAYMOND DAULTON 2 I888 Represenfahves For The FARM BUREAU MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO FARM BUREAU MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO AND FARM BUREAU LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office CoIumbus I6 Ohuo CM o o KENNETH GRAVES 8-8339 GEORGE H. GETZ 3-3973 - w arise - 1878 X. 224 ,J Q Q11 'nfl . , 'Z-1?',.gNf3 - at , -2 ia 17317 71111 Serving the Process Industries For 75 Years With Modern Equipment and Engineering. THE BAUER BROS. CO. 1953 154 I57 GHS For Every Occasion at HART S You can be sure you re riglwl' if you purchase wafches diamonds ware +oas'l'ers mixers +ypewri'rers dishes and all +ypes of 'ew elry a+ HART JEWELRY COMPANY 26 EAST HIGH STREET I radios, phonographs, billfolds, cloclcs pen and pencil sefs, silver Dont Let This Happen To You' Installers of COAL OIL GAS HEATING Equipment MODERNIZE YOUR HEATING PLANT WITH I06E.l'II.l.BERRY 31: 81 smuensw, oruo AIR CONDITIONING IO6 MULBERRY SPRINGFIELD, OHIO C51 Q ,Agf- G' Lie I Courtesy Dependabnlnty and Servnce In All Kmds of Weather CIRCLE CAB CO DIAL 3-75II II8 EAST WASHINGTON STREET SPRINGFIELD OHIO BUZZ? B H , The Perfeci Emphasis for Any lHTfZfCI71 T u Ziff' llb4fSf0.'Yl Sf Cosfume Formal or Tanlored 2I S LIMESTONE ST Nexf 'lo Maleshc Theafre Owned and Operafed by STEVE FUNDERBURG WALLACE 81 COMPANY INSURANCE 8: REAL ESTATE Fnrsf Nahonal Banlr Bulldung CALL 3-4995 Fears of Belng Left FLAT Insecure WE RE ALL ROUND PROTECTORS Service Since '70 s . o n I' ge E' N ' . bf B N ' I rid' AN gb- McCIeory Jones, Inc 4, 4 Complefe INSURANCE Servnce 305 McAdams Bldg X 'm1 f'4 3l E Hugh S+ PHONE 5 6485 f-KSQSIS'-1 You loo wall smlle wl+h pleasure when you eai' a+ +he HICKORY DRIVE IN 652 Nor+h Lnmes+one S'rree+ Travel LAND A A We can sell you any frrp +ha'l' you may see ad verhsed anywhere a+ 'rhe regular publrshed ra+e wulhoul' one penny s expense on your parl' There rs no servrce charge on our parl' TRAVEL DEPARTMENT LAGONDA NATIONAL BANK You re on the rnght Track Wuih Clo+hes From HARVARD Wherever you go, you'll be well dressed for 74 H +he occasion wi+h cloihes from The Harvard. TRULY A GREAT STORE FOR MEN! A ...sE...lR R6QAArM'. F it V 'v K X 9 0 x, ' l - I . .X '-if I . I64 l X Adi' EAGLE TOOL and MACHINE CO I1C 663 MONTGOMERY AVE Now loca+ed an fhe newesi' all new planf and office homes nn Sprmgfueld Conhnumg +o serve all esiabllshed cus'l'omers as well as galmng new ones Manufacrurmg Tools Dues Jugs Flxiures Special Machinery and Special Assemblies Procluchon Machinery of Large or Small Ferrous and Non 'Ferrous Maferuals an of course, sfill manufacfuring fhe Eagle Fruii' ancl Vege+able Slicers and +he Eagle Hemming Ma- chines. J -u- - ' ' ' '-Av-, .... 'rms ' , 4' ' , ,,,V W - . f vfv - - -. X I O . . . O I O C O 0 . I . . . . . . . I I I I O I I I I I ' o 8? 4' fx' wok- Here SHS Students Learn Independence, Confidence and Security Through fhe School Savings Bank more fhan I200 SHS sfudenfs are fldence and securlfy The Springfield Savings Sociefy your School Savings Bank Headquar fers salufes each sfudenf parenf and feacher who has had a parf m fhe success of fhus program We mvafe you fo use fhe many ofher services available af your Savings Socuefy YOUR ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO SIOOOO School Savings Regular Savings Accounfs Farm Morfgage Loans Aufo Loans Personal Loans Safe Deposlf Boxes Checking Accounfs Home Morfgage Loans Travelers Checks Bank By Mall Appliance Loans Home Improvemenf Loans . . . FHA Loans. SERVING SINCE l872 Savings Society M.5?4?E5 Main Office 9 E. Main Sf. Drive In Branch AIeshire's Parking Garage I5 N. Founfain Ave. Norfh Limesfone Branch I424 N. Limesfone S+. Q . -A. , 1 ' ' ' .X x , S .MAD Z -T an . I learning fhaf wifh regular savings come personal independence. con- . . . . ., . , - ll 9 l I I O O MEEK'S Con Provide Sports Equipment For Anyone From The Armchair Athlete To The Rugged Outdoorsmon W1 GEORGE MEEK COMPANY Inc 33331 Sp gfld h 'if' A f 2 fi? :if fi T I f. ' 5 1 . 1 I I 36 No. Fountain Ave. - rin ie , O io When you're thinking of a career... rhmk of ohm Bell L 0 A lob with a future O A good salary O A friendly place to work 'I'HE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY XQT i Xl, x lf! .K, 7 1- 1 2 CRIST KISSELL COMPANY Look for lhe beauhful Tappan Gas Range for merly carr ed exclusively Company no car ned by Q o O.. , ,H Inv . . a ' '-- I - X i ' 7' l L xy wp 3 by fhe Ohio Fuel Gas 1 Q, . . . w - 1 V 'A s Its Easy To Tell Which Twm Buys From These boys look very much alike, and yel' whal' a difference! The saying Ihal' clolhes make Ihe man may noi' be enlirely frue, bul' if a big dale or an impor+anl' iob were al' slake, i+'s obvious which of lhese boys would be chosen. So lo look like 'rhe boy on Ihe lefl, fake a 'Irip lo . . . the VOGUE SHOP 22 SOUTH FOUNTAIN AVENUE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO FUI-l HICGBO4 V5 OI 5 X WTGIEUJTE Axle- FOR THAT AFTER THE MOVIE SNACK House of Orange I So Llmes+one MARSHALLS vi 070 r-rr I NEW STORE 620 SOUTH BURNETT ROAD Don'+ Forgef S+iIl Doing Business Af The Old Familiar Sou+h Cenfer Sf. Sfore QF? P' mu' I , uh. WC. i A ' , .im . ' I I O IQWJT, Q.: .:v'Qr-qu54rv,,,.-,, - I MQ' 1. ' 'Q We. .A , L - 4.-..... . .J -In .. .. V 5 2 'I I, 1 1 . , 1 gf , - . . 1 -Tis T' , ..'-' 1 , - . 4' 1 AT . 51. .isa - ll I mx A -4. 13,4 i T ' A 'I v mvgnu-u .. mtv i' E I I - 't H ' - 'NT' AT! . fbi' O . , '- r ' A M - - - . T-f '1 . ' ' -. ' ' . If Y -fx .A A A T-- -' ' E 'z -V .. - u l S I . ' A 'ni 1 R . .,A 1' if 'iii ,,..... :JREF Who says ihere s nofhmg on a young lady s mlnd7 This young lady knows fhai' for ihe BEST ln dress for 'Hwe BEST in sporfswear 'For ihe BEST in sporfs equipmer - i+'s Plcture Memories Llve Forever ' ? 0 Ima-:Ir if il fir 145 ,Q 2 'dl' Fei .5 ' Xia ! EVERY MEAL I72 MADE MORE ENJOYABLE Baked Goods From Ol S 'mg 'LL iw 'Q-JLX sf- f A' '52 Teh? -I-Jeinlqlnpl-.I-.1- SCHULER'S BAKERY I4 E. HIGH 457 E. MAIN The Home of Home Made 'f' x 'N an YOU Flt The Rlght Shoe To The Right Sport? They Can At RECO At RECO They Ca S pply All K ds Of Spo ts Eq pme t RECO II3 E 'I' I h S ringtield h X li- C n u in r ui n H g p O Whats for Dinner? BONEXE S YXXXEXS wxwhsu Linkin- SUAN NSW! READING EEEZB SENSE I74 E Flsh from the W T SMITH CO I28 S Cen+er ASK ABOUT OUR FRENCH FRY SERVICE .li Capture the Moment Caprure Ihese precuous momenls momen+s +I'1a+ wnII grow more valuable wn'I'I1 +I1e years Trlp flue sI1u+1'er and +I1e scene IS cap+ured and held for flns and furure generahons For years Sprmgfaelders have been cour+eousIy and effucuen+Iy served by skilled fechnucnans carefully Iraanecl For +I1e answer ro your every phorograplfuc need I+ s RAPID PHOTO IN ITS 27TH YEAR OF BUSINESS Ni 'ggfljliiiliiiiiji-I Wm, RAPID PHOTO SERVICE 45 WEST HIGH STREET SPRINGFIELD OHIO For Dependability f f f L1ttleton's Funeral Home O 830 N. Limestone ia - 439 A Double Imoge In Good Taste CI-IARTERS-PATTERSON S,0zwgfdeZd'a Smazt Slap 741 7750: smclxfslfll-:l.1m. UIIIU OI' FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES APPLIANCES always try CAPPEL S I26 Easi' Hugh S'I'ree+ W + Eqp oKdk O G I O Y EVEN YOUR CAMERA SAYS CLICK CLICK CAMERA SHOP 3I WEST HIGH DIAL 3 94'-7l f I n ' ' . Choose from orId's Fines Phofo ui men , I ' ' ' ' o a ' ' Leica 0 BeII-Howell 0 ra Iex O Bolex 0 Argus Ansco and man oI'hers l'i y. H .. -A xx- I Punts a Year '14 ff? 7 U YU IF lo fy 1171 H' ' , , Duck Don and Roger have fugured fhai' +oge+her fhey acfually drunk fha? much mall: a year EVERY PINT DELICIOUS EVERY DROP NUTRITIOUS ts got to be good l25 No th Fountcl n A enue Spr ngfseld Ohio I79 HARTERED BUS SERVIC SCENIC Anywhere In Ohlo AND HISTORICAL SEE BY BUS Indlan Lake Buckeye Lake Rymafumng Reservonr Ohio Caverns Taff House Museum Serpenl' Mound Ecluson Museum Flrsl' U S Mormon Temple The beauff I ombs of Pres denfs WILLIAM McKINLEY BENJAMIN HARRISON PLACES IN OHNO To Church and Sunday School excursuons Con venhons Reunions Commencemenis Baseball Games TV Shows One Day Week end or over mghi' Irlps for clubs church groups fralernal groups efc In INSURED SAFETY and Assowre comrom Ample Faclllhes For Groups Up To 200 9-T Z 1 EZ m 7 :JZ Z 2 f 3353 'if' Deluxe Accommodahons experl' Operalor planned fours four suggeshons WARREN G HARDING PHONE 5 244I FOR RATES AND RESERVATIONS Always Travel In Insured Safew SPRINGFIELD CITY LINES Anywhere In Ohio Cl'Idl'l'6l'6d Bus lRa+es for Sprmgfueld Clfy Tours only S6 00 Per Hour IBO COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL DELUXE CHARTER BUS SERVICE ANYWHERE IN OHIO Convenhons Plcmcs Church Meehngs Frafernal Groups Clncy Reds Games Televnslon Shows Counfy Falrs Ohio S+aI'e Farr Horse Shows Llves+ock Sales Baslreilaall Games Foofball Games Garden Club Tours Special Rafes or Pscmcs Bryan Park CONSTRUCTION Dual 3 080I FAIRFIELD PIKE E. W. HINSON 8. SONS Incorporated GENERAL CONTRACTORS I l Y - . . l O I I - . . D 0 I I U 0 I l I . . . - - ' I I . I I ' O O I . . I I I . ll 0 ll , . Y . . -if M ? ' 1 5 f ' -I 5 A, Z a E I E ,,,, WM, ,f,,,Wff,f f,f, , :awww WMM D ,MW MQW Z ' ' Cedar poinf ,A 2 - y. T V f' ' 7 f ,M 'W :?4?fe74? . 22 , . , 7 7 , , l ' lu I I : - . ' Q . . O O by I IC' al' u 0 0 l . I , . Before and After 30 td -.--fl Pe rfecflon No need fo worry If Baby s besf clofhes ge+ fhe dnrhesf clofhes come ouf loolung brand souled or Mom s favorrfe drapes erfher new So for beef resulfs for your besf The Perfecflon Laundry and Dry-Cleaning fhmgs r Company has fhaf maglc fouch fhaf makes the PERFECTION LAUNDRY CO. 600 WEST MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD, OHIO W! I8l jzfiy l li I f:.- ' ' 54 ,.. -JEL V - iff 0 A vs-5 , '- Q- I Q I ' . -- 1 A 'ii A I -, - Ar' U GL , 'Q F EF-1 j , ,f Q' -A as X 1 . IS va' ' r .x' .K A ' ,V . , , V 1 -V 'A N., . L ' . I Q . , . , . . Q I . . I . - f y . . . C Z Z X We weni' +0 fhe BRAIN LUMBER CO. for plans, maferials, and advice 'For our Home of +he Fu+ure. We did no+ have +o pay +he enfire cosi' immedia+eiy upon purchase. Why don'+ YOU see BRAIN'S and s+ar+ building your Home of +he Fufure? I82 THE BRAIN LUMBER CO 409 Easf Sfreei' CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER-5-643i L QQEAM ICE CREAM K I 'CE CREAM 1 nat., ,MM CE CREAM 455 QP P km , .1 'Tv fi Q 345'- i INAILK J' Meadow Gold 'XLZQ GRADE A GRADE A S ZID MILK MILK The REAL wmners use Meadow Gold products before and after the game CITIZENS DAIRY Division of BEATRICE FOODS CO. DIAL 3 3757 I7 Soufh Penn S+ree+ '85 . Y e A ,. I --Q I F I Ix, M in ll f'57 p --. I I ill xlrkx AA .ggf J o 5- , - , ' Gel - 5 4 J , J g V ' bl - I ' .1 x ,,, - - 0 ' 'fl' . - -. 4 ' L I -J ' I' 1' s- I:-u:f: , Ci '11 , ' 'A ' ' --- , . ' ' ' .'. ,, - -, 5.6 1 . .0 I . .I L .I I' - F , .- - 1 ,f in-f U-4141111411 LSQXQS - ..,.,.... Q , x H 5 - , . S eullllflllou WJ? P . 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IB6 Sprnngfneld s largesi' and mos+ popu lar sfore for seven+y sux years Be sure you re rnghf' Pu+ your besi' foo+ forward' Buy a+ WREN S 877 953 Let I fffb X, gf 5 NJ Qs E Offlclal Photographers for Class of 1953 JEAN SARDOU STUDIO 3RD FLOOR EDWARD WREN co SPRINGFIELD ol-no x Xglixfii X f 2 4 5- Q7 pa ' D QQ Q11 QQ 2 Q xo 3 'W ERSAR, S A Z3' f'.Z JI, ff UL.,- AUTOGRAPHS Ffqh 4! V I ,, 4 K2 ,Y 'f I I 4 X f f 1 ' , , 7 f - ff 'N 1 ' , r 1 ' , ,K ,Aa V, I , I 1 'f , Vx . u 5 X v I N 1 u fx .' X V xxx N ' wa N r . N VJ' .V R ' I 'f K. f If ' I F M fu X K il ' y 04 u ' , ff f ' A' fn- NY J 4 uae Q . X h .1 1 Vi ri I1 A' f-.3i5, '-, Z2 SNYDER S MUSIC AND ART SUPPLIES II4 S LIMESTONE ST ll Compleie Lme Wade Selechon Sheei' Musac I89 f 2 ,X 4 f A . 1 1 1 -af 5. 2 4 . A . 3 ,mx pg v -. A ,-1 1 S ' of I 'g.La51fZ Ari' Supplies ' l w 'C x -V V' 1,17 : . I H Q WS fi Q f , 1 -I S 5 -h v y -V-. f ' - of ' V. S A V- H. 4 ' an , 177,11 ' , 1. 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