Ansonia High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ansonia, OH)

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CAN YUU JIMAGJINE? Evelyn Baird getting F in Home Economics? Wayne Gilbert playing Old Maid in the book room? Jerry Barga singing on Hit Parade, instead of Eldora? Jerry Batten with a Yul lkynner haircut? Linda Birt driving a straight-shift Plymouth? Alfred Barga picking corn without Judy on the tractor? Carolyn Brumbaugh doing a waltz? Judy Burnette not showing new dance steps? Sharon Erwin operating a filling station? Tom Gibbons singing mezzo soprano in chorus? Jeannette Fullenkamp dancing with a boy 5 feet tall? Dean Pond raiding garbage cans? Martha Hair not being conservative? Eugene Dohme as a head Drum Major? Betty Rowand without Joyce? Lisa Norris not getting moved in English Class? Suzanne Smith with a Sputnik haircut? Carol Delk leading an orchestra? Jim Boyd in a monkey's cage? Yvonne Snyder not getting tips? Diana Shaw in pigtails? Judy Derr behaving at cheerleading practice? Shelba Edwards jitterbugging with Mr. Hutchens? Harold Pearson with a mustache? Mary Miller wearing a size 12 shoe? Norma Pitsenbarger not chewing gum? Helen Trlttschuh with a 59 waistline? Carol Hamilton without superstitious? Tom Williams with Elvis Presley' sideburns? Wanda Eley swimming all the way to Germany? Jim Snyder getting home by 12:00 on weekends? David Ganger being a cheerleader? Judy Brewer driving a poultry truck? Don Blume in a grass skirt? Ruth Stammen not getting called down in bookkeep ing class? Jeannette Sheffer going steady? Violet Collins driving slow? Orville Neikamp dancing rock 'n roll? Jim Whittington dropping more paper toweling out second story windows? Joyce McCullough not blushing? Roger Miller worried about his grades? Mary Sheets eating in the school cafeteria? Joyce Robison without Betty? Lea Herron without her boyfriends? Roberta Riegle spending the class' money on John? Violet Hall telling off a teacher? Jim Sullenbarger not getting the Democracy quiz answers? Nancy Runner doing the Charleston? Carol Hopper sitting still? Connie Sodders coming to fourth period study hall? Glenna Howard being noisy? Gerald Kenworthy on a flying trapeze? Mary Mendenhall as a professional ice skater? Carolyn Rismiller being a sword swallower? Larry Baker in a chorus line? Mr. Salzman sitting down in pep assemblies? Mr. Jessup with thick hair? Mr. Collins D01 calling us Babies? The junior class knowing everything they think they know? The sophomore class being quiet? The freshman class not being green?

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VALEDTCCTURTAN SALUTATURTAN Evelyn Baird is the Valedictorian of the 1958 graduating class and Wayne Gilbert is the Saluta- torian. They eamed the scholastic honors on the basis of their grades in academic subjects for the four years of high school. REPRESENTATTVES TO EUQKEYE GTRLSV AND EOYSY STATE During the past summer Judy Brewer attended the week's session of Buckeye Girls' State at Capitol University, Columbus, Ohio. Wayne Gilbert attended the week's session of Buckeye Boys' State at Camp Perry, Ohio. Iudy's trip was sponsored by the Ansonia American Legion Auxiliary and Wayne's was sponsored by the Ansonia American Legion. They were selected on the basis of scholastic ability, leadership, attitude, integrity and other qualities which make a good cit- izen.

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UMR SENHUR CLASS PLAY l9 'ff-9 57 THE MAGHC TOUCH Bobbette Braddock is a dyed-in-the-woo1 tomboy who sometimes plays football with the ..D. .. my Dozen team. Mother, who wants her to be a young lady, arranges to have the Fashion Show held at the Braddock home Bobbette f . , o course, is to model a very feminine gown. This seems to be the end of the world for Bobby, so she runs away and keeps the police and her friends running in circles. Findin Bobbette and th li ' ' ' ' g e c max of the Fashion Show proved very intriguing. The members of the cast included: Jim Whittington, Evelyn Baird, Judy Burnette Wanda 1 E ey, Sharon Erwin, Dean Pond, Don Blume, Tom Williams, Connie Sodders, Tom Gibbons, Lea Herron, Violet Hall, Carol Delk, Carol Hamilton, and Al Barga. The models were Jeann- ette Sheffer, Suzanne Smith, Carol Hopper, Judy Derr, Diana Shaw, and Jeannette Fullenkamp.