Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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Q J 25525150 Wifi, iffy Q is fa WW iii W v , - f 4 , 1 Y H ' , ,V H z, . k g f.....1......4,.................,,4u....a....,1.hx,, , L-,...,LJL, ,, ., , ., ,-., .,1.1,1A,, ,, ,.- ,. . ,L , ,.,.'fmB1.L.4L,. , , 5, WA.-. . ., The Senior Class of 1958 agile my -,Z .X W A M ' 55' li 1 , 4 ,MJ ..- ' , I 1 t ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ASHLAND, OHIO C21r01 A1111 SIIHUSS, Editor Gene Beecher, Business Manager sf ,.- M. 1 x .X V X I 1 , v if 'Viv , . ww- ' Q. W-'N' Y s 'Q s- , ' 'Lt 5 1 . ,,,, .int -, V A . ,r 1 Q- - v -- fx , W , ' -4 -....... -' .4 - , - 4 .,1 1 -A , 9 1 . , nl, -fl ,, Q Q. ,J- 'E-r -Q. 'D R 5 il E L, 5, V t dl' Q71-I . The Guide has been completely rearranged this year. Feeling that an activity belongs with the class that participates in it, we have created class sections. Each of these sections contains one class and its sports, clubs, and all other activities pertaining to that year. Activities having more than one class involved are placed in the section having the majority of students participating. Extra sections include the junior-Senior featurette, in which the activities largely composed of juniors and seniors are placed, the Service section, and the Faculty and Administration section. Since life itself moves always forward, we have begun the Guide with our freshmen and brought it class by class to our seniors. We hope you will like this new arrangement. Now we invite you to - Meet Ashland High School. 4 - - im.u-'-'--f- -hm--tw '--'---- 1' TABLE OF CGNTENTS Faculty Freshmen Sophomore Iunior Ir. Sr. Featurette Seniors Service Page Page Page Page Page Page 7 15 29 47 59 95 Page 123 DEDICATEE We, the Class of W58, consider it a great privilege to honor one who is highly respected in both the school and community. Since coming to Ashland High School he has made friends with many teachers and students because ol his thoughtlulness to others. As a result ol his interest in students he has devoted countless hours to the supervision ol' several activities. Through his discreet selection, he has diligently headed the planning ol many educational and entertaining assemblies. During the past year, he has served as adviser to the College Club. ln this capacity he has carelully guided and advised students concerning their future plans. 'l'llCI'Cli0l'C, we take extreme pleasure in dedicating this years GUIDE to a gentleman, a line teacher, and a friend to all, Mr. Austin R. Keiser. 6 These are the people who shi .pe our lives and greatly help in our climb to niaturity. Great patience and an understanding of our intense rush to be inde- pendent znre needed t ' o cope with our teenage exuber- ance. They worry about us, pray for us, and are often znnused by our inexperience in life. XVe are indeed proud to have ou n y leet the Admin- istration and Faculty of Ashland High School. li' f ' ' ,5 if TP - . n- -3 N-.'.y, ' 4 kfffg5T21ti'.i ' I , -3-N 'Y .aid X . br' ' 0 O xx N ' 6 Qtunv L , is K Q 1 J. K, L'-4 LF l'RliS'1'ON BU RGC RAF Axxixlarll SlLIIf'l'iH1l'lIf1l'llf mul I7ir l rr or of Srrrnlflrlry Srhoulx he J 4.- -1 gl fn -. , :- vi' 4 nf VK ,Z A 4G- :nc.'.ia0a9,'4f.'.' vt -!4.g,'6v '.lA'.9 3 , ' Y a.'1'0.ln',l an ll- u . QV s v g , Qlxv..,, V, ss- sa 'f 'u ,VW Q-AVAV 'A,s :. '1-I I , 1,512 11.1.5 y'1:ig,A':',-.mto.L:.. ' and HY 'N-V nv-H, 'ef 'W'- .vp , rm suv 5, Shy val, 9' giis 1 K, ': ,xg, n,, ,.x nv .sv 1.5315 it . .. 'vagav' ua qv ' s A as fl .vig n wvnvs' ff,.s.s, s v Vp sf 'nv O 'Q vm .sv 410 as g.0,. A 1 fs, ' qn .:.V .1n9',,y,'i'l.'0'. , an 'fy sr., vs. g x 'G 'xv V0 at ' 9 ' 11 'HH ff fm v s W ,Vx ,, ca B h 5 5' 4 ,,4:qJ+'?f:Q.,.,-:Lvnwavgvs-ogva 5 A,.,v ,' n'4n W 'Q U' ' ' ., :,.'il'.g. s, fi . .3 '3 '54 .5 SIDNEY BOYD SAR-KH B SNIITH A I A ROGER PAXTON ,f1x.si.xIrm1 l'ril1cijml Dum of Cfzrls Df 1'1 Of HUJ'-Y 8 lossy . , -r 1 .Q 3 sfsfsss X QNX w q of . ' 1 s . l , fi Q S3 X Q SS fi 1. QQ. . ew, KE' ie -9' Q 5 5 43' X l bn' 1 . 5 Q x Q, gx l is ,, X g A L '.gkVk K- L QQ? N Xi. i n n Ei! ljf in n fs '.W-.. 'cfg 3 : K -K Virgil Raver William Mast Superintendent of Schools Guidance Director A All J' ask THE BOARD OF EDUCATION-Kenlieth YVolford, Rex McDowell, Mrs. Bessie I.. Bixler, jane Meuser, R. Lee Schafer, Richard Oblinger. l X Ray B2lllOl1 Mrs. Norma Xvertz, janet Starner, Secretaries to Principal: Mrs. Administrative Assistant Rogenc Manley, High School Treasurer. 9 gg yawn.-- nu A ALLENIAUGN Al rcnnns llc-my llislmp 'luln AlI'l'llllPIif'.X Czlml lirnvcrwx llx'.xi1'4ll lfflllllllfllll Shim-y lloyd S'm'iul .S'r'ir'11r'1'x EN .. Nuki1lclil1g? -W, 24 fr were if A gsggfzgfmiiikax 5' si 5252132355 1, 1.3!-fEef?5: is f .MMI Wi g lngzq ive fi ,' 1,7 h ' 42,253 if gif 1ifi'i??,, H -' 2'-:?'lEE?5' - LIi2fE3l.f52f 1953? 1 'N .gf'f..,.,1 M, :fs 'P S ' Yf , ' Thi X u , We M2 2192573 iff 1 , , -. 9 15. M ir 'fn -f V ,i.11 , A4i,,A Q f .VN 'Lei' 'S ,If-.,, . 5. K + J Sv 4 S 43 Q. . jf QQ 1 in 1+ My ff 1 S C :W Easy wily up! X m ln ' Vi? A 'E .,..,.w L A - -. V 2 1 f ' Q b2,Q A 3 2 A 'r '-'. . 5. 3 X if my 1 if S S S is sf wb fl Q N .. ... , I s : . ,gig Q . ' P- - iifix 1 gp. ' Milli:-, L'-- l'??fH7f fi' s is KmmA', 1 I Byron L. Burnett Mrs. Virginia Kirkwood Social Sciences Home Economics Ellen Campbell English WVilbur G. Dallas Kay W. Dickerson Vocational and Business Speech Education ks . 5, , N is Douglas Diercks Mrs Dorothy East 4 it Driving Business Education 9 is X Q 5 y +1m,m,. Mrs. Thelma Enck Robert Esbenschied V PJ33'iAt.'i -' Art Mathematics 1' A 1 M ' - fa- J Florence N. Foust ii i A Q Social Sciences Mrs. Dorothy Gregersen Robert GYOE English Machine Shop ,,,,'f!,, , s mxn! if 'l ll Austin Keiser Mrs. Marjorie Kimmel Gailard Hall Roger Hiller Mrrllnrzical Drawzng Agriculturz' Martha Hesson Foreign Language llatlzffnmtzcs Plzyucal Education l George Krill Mrs. Margery McBurney Agriculture Home Economics Blames E. McDowell Norman McVicker Clmnzistry Physical Ifrlucatinn Dwain Murray Biological Science Social Sciences .Xlex Nagy .Xnnc Newton lf1l.Yl7lC'S5 Ellucalzorz Ulrfflllan vb .I My X lg 12 714fVYN ,Mw- 'S X ti fuk .gy m E sa, ii. P Del B, Noble Louis Pete Business Education Music Roger Paxton English Ward Pfeiffer Mrs. Betty Plank X Printing journalism English .1 2 gm 'ni 2 t Y it s'i? ss tlifkifgilit . Ssislws V ig 41.331 -- . 5 -if- gyf 5 Edward Plank Xnna Mae Postle Physical Education English lack Powell Helen Rlckel Physical Sciences F0Vf'1gfl Language Mrs. Laurabelle Samsel Business Education 5 L. Mrs. Phyliss Sanders Hubert Short English Special Education 13 pn. !'hf x 53791 i V .M I, I - I 'T' nasal Sarah B. Smith C, E, Taylor Foreign Lflflgullgf Mathematics Paul Swaykus Librarian Walter Tallman Mrs Helen Teatsorth Physical .Sciences Lnglzsh Wax. qs lamcs Thomas R, C. Ihornhill .lluszc Il 001114 ark john G. Tilton George Valentine Sofia! Sciences Social Scivnres Fred lvagncr General Science Mrs. Grace Weiclenhamer Mrs. Sylvia Zimmer .llathematics English Wk N rll. N Qui? SQ A' X ii Sw x E i Q ,x X Q ..,. 7 K M ' ' Q r 14 UU UU Probably the most awesome day in a young teen- ager's life is the first day at high school. I am sure that halls never look so long, seniors so tall, teachers so stern, and books so thick as they appear on this day. However our freshmen are no longer strangers. They have been with us a year and we hope they now love Ashland High as we do. This Fall they will help welcome a new class of wide eyed youngsters, but now they are still our Freshmen. S QD Q ' sm-x M EN ft Q S lin .. aim. -2 fgfvgz. W , 'f Qs :'L:.WN lb -.. ,. V9 W f' ' Q , 37 1 ' i '1 4' B. Adams B. Ames C. Berry ' 'iff 74 9 L-1 M -J kikh , 44' B. Allen j. A. Auer . Biddinger . W., CL M' l 'Q i -4? I 4 --, u , 2 ,A . R. Biggs .. Billmun S. Carmuncy l'. Carnahan l'. Carson K, Cellar . 'ff WV :E f 'J 4 A fflw .Ei 4-4' 1 Z? 55 Q Jx up 3? LTWN 1 4.- -12 A , ., . 1 Q2 -f NI. Austin l'. Bahr 2' ,Q M W ' ,A W -+94 A ill .A 'ff I.. Barber - as A' - Q ,-' xx s A ll. Barnes A R. Bartley A at V .Wg '53, l A S. Basford ,I-:F A! 4 if AA A 'Z .A G. Baughman if Ni -x . R. Baumgardner ,fi A ' 1 5' A N. Bell J. Benshotf -Q,jff,tg.f, 1-A-Q . 5 Q. 5- N g fi ,A ' 4 .SX 5 'z ' ' W , - j.Bcrkey i ' .Q A C? .' 5 'W' f' W - S. Berkshire ' J . 353552: 5 Y C5 Q R. Bigelow Q' 'V Ll ' 1 4 , Biggs A M1 A VX A .mls sf, fg'f1f7Q. 1 'i - . f V ,. NIJQNX Q, + ig, A r - - Q. N 4' ' ' 00' A. , t L Ad 1 Black A , N K. Blau , . Q vw -' - , , A A ' ,, -' B. B0ll 52 frg. X0 is ' U l v, iff' ,Mx NI. Bowman .A ' s fix .f Iii? J K1 It I 1 nh I ,W-.ii N4 ,. . B. Boreman . A Q , .. 4 D. Boyer 3 1 . U ' 3 7- N. Boyer A' ' -. lf.. A V 5 ' Q g ., ' il S. Branslcler 1' A , xx' Al. Briggs V Nl. Burns 4' .A ,h ,ci f i ' i fx . L. Blizzard - ' Y ix, Y 1 A S. Byers J. camweii T' A Q ' uf- in . -r- , Y, X A B. Canfield R Q 16 Not so W. Chance E. Chaney it W .E iw. qui' K Y x . .. 1 EI: K b' ' A .Wh A . . ::gi.,, E C 1.1 - '--. fx ff N. ,ff , ..-K, -kk- . G. Conklin A. Conrad M. Couch R. Crawford R. Cronebach T. Cross - N. Emmens K. Esbenshade D Cuner A R. Esterline R. Etzwiler 'f P S. Cummings A K , ,',i R. Curry if Q . S. Chandler xiii G' Cyphers E. Curtis Qi D P. Cutshaw , w as . Q... . KS' gi 'ii , 1 1 M. Daugulis S- Davis A , A S. Dashem iii ' , A, A Li D. Clark D. Daubenspeck ' 1.6 A-f i ' J- ,QE W. Claypool j. Deever F ' C g 3 R. Cobbler M. Deibler U Q j. Coffman ., 4 'A' kd, .i1 M M' V ' R. Denslow L. Derr C. Dionne gi N. i. L 'E , j. Dever ' 1. 'Jai Q L- o no ifff- L. Derr L' Cole j. Donelson M. Dohner I A P- Doerrer C. Fairbanks A. Fasig , C. Fast T. Fast ...V . Q . ,- 1- ' -EI K r. Coffman x , J. DuBois M' C016 Vg ' , 1 C . -f-' . A . ' is :ggi V , ' R. Dougherty 7 R 'P A Qi' J fi? A . ? , . fl M , N-13011365 . wi, A . . Q. ig :' I I C s..... ' J' .im . - 4 A . ...CR R R' - V ' R. Echels f- - A i 4 ' 'U M , S. Eckard Q ...ff ig... . ., .. J- DUHCZH in . X 2 ,B W. Hex S L K ahh 'X 17 4. SVGA if rf ' , Q . ,f .- -X Ir ' A if f Qi 1 -. 'J' lmK'.L M . - X , f ip Hx j. Femlrick D. Figley G. Finley K. Finley G. Gault S. Gaull ,, Wifi.. 1 , 3 ,Q A I, .M L .cj-, 1 , ,X is 'l'. Gill R. Gilmore l,. Hcichcl R, Heiqhgl ll. Hclwig S. Hess ' .am we 'V 9 ,. -aeapw, .f -f . ' rf - f.. . H aa' xi .. 154 f. I , ,- Q-fy T . K, 4 if , fm u 1:7 .W V , 'sf-ef . S. linley . . l.. Forbes Q9 E 'A ,i if N gwpf , 7 li. Forch 7 ll-- I H W' - . F., Lf yaifvj y i sf ' L -'l. R. Fox A A K, Fraunfelter P4 X iw. i bl. l'reclon Q L L C Frees V S. Fulk W .,, . K. Funk l-1. Gallatin A - l., Gapslur w 0 V' . yr if ff, IN ml. Games . ' fs- 'f f 'Q . 5 f , , A-'A ,- X ' 7 9' 5' K. Geary - . 'f J .1 e 1 11. Gilbert 139' 45 L: 564 assi ' ia 5 4 -I. Glasser 14.3,- '-KV V ' -I. Goard 7 552 y 1 ' V 4' e QI. Coon ,lm 2 ffg ' , - ,,- ,.l-' A n ' 143 . -oon I4G0f1gWC1' V.. leei F ' ,K . K j. Graska , - N F wiil 3 - ' 1 k . . ' gg .:' ' ii P. Gfily Q- r N.. A D. Green ,i . 1 1 ,A . 'Y' v 'V I NI. Gribben ij. Guthrie U. Halterman S, Hammond ll. Harmon H. Hawks ,f at , .mix 1 X . Bk X - . 4 K fi. 4 e I -S H e I f ev:-' ', .3 t . K 'Q as . k H : K f' Q f I V - '. . ill' 'F' 7 ll ' A i q S. Higgins CI. Highman . , 66 gf-fl Hard workers. if X 5 wg , K. Hillard no ' A 2 J- HiPP 2 Q' P. Hitchcock A , T . - V ag- ,V . V V - Vi -V .- K. Hoffman . - .. .' A we V XV . 7. 1 . C. Holm - V, ii U' Y f.. A V. A. Honaker 'L Q A V - -V ' ' J. Honaker V gg V 4 N22 -':' Vik- it 5. X V V. g ' . Vf. 3' V V D. Hoover 'MQ' V . ooooH ' ' ff? W l X. Vg V f 4 9 T. Kristoff L. Peterson 4. . , V P. Householder i .- A R. Landon M. Lash SAP? , . J SR , ' I H, Howman 'A ' rw- V oooh. ,Vw i - V V. R. Howman VV V aj WV M if 5 .5 22 5 Kf iizaiu A 'fiffifr ::f ' :-.iifyiifk ooo . . K . H -,., ' RV .- ,V A. Hurst V A f V . f f,-X3 I.. jarrell W. Jervis li' 1. QQ?- R. jackenheimer A .- ,VV H V W -.wqv 5 ' . VV A , -1, VM L .?eSWwm.I'S or 1 L D. Johnson Y' J. Jordan VV , .ri o . .. e if 21 ,. .,, 59 V Suzi i X555 S. Kalser P. Karas C. 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' . . T. Lutz . 7 ',I1f I V 5 ' ' ,f H C. Hahoney N' Mahoncl' le, W Y f f!! 'g.' . N 1 .., 4,5'.,, A. Marshall . ,K K I . Martln D. Mason 3 A - ,.k, f -..' f 44 5 452 . , J , - . ,K K. Matthews ll. Moroney 'P' Y Y K A A U. NI2lXl'lClmCY S, lxloffis L ,X ' -. J' ll . '.. 'A 2' 7-' 4 . 2 ., K, Ki S. .Nlcfiormlc R, Money X W A ' ,N V' A L C. McDonald Mgwry ' ' .P RK Mcclurc kl Ks... ,,.. Q., .K K4 , A J. McFadden A' 'l'. Mckinlev ' A.4..-.A I A I I.. McDonald KI. McQuatc .. V N, 1 'I'. McQuate I' Miller ' XV. lk ' VK Miner ICQUIHCII 7? ll. Nleininger ' ll. Mendenhall 4 A E- K 5 A f K D. Menser 55 4 . .Qs l Q' V m ' ' . 'II Metzger . K , llll. K. Michael f 'K t is M 'KK' . 1 . A vast ... K f . ll. lxllllffl' A , -wp' 20 I.. Minneal S. Morley .. f 11 . xi K1. Mmm l X ' f:-we :I 9 g s: K X ww- 'Y' sf K . - .x fm Xl X isa It fx ' iii: n- QQ' X-. t Q me , ,. K 1. A. X S, Mowrey K K Q L X-nl 'Q Q '-vw X ' . N. Muck D. Mullet f .4 . P i f , I 5 2 i ? g , E imzaf. N N. Nichols D. Newcomer E. Olds Well, lookie what we have here. -K 'as P - P' P ..: , m I M, L . E 53 :2 I P , Q . P. i P M ,, . 1 . -:ffl Lfi imii ' :.'TfPI2a .9 'l R 3 . .I . K 5: -:Pg at as V .. jg? Q . .3 ..., ff UV. . . .. - N 'V . a rg , jff?f.f Mumaw Munson Myers Myers Myers S. Naylor . '! j. Parks ...if ' ' -Yfbg-fr ,., Q H.. , P. O'Neill J. Osbun .4 , .:- ' AA sg L ' R .S k ,S h .gi - ?. . N, Rachel P. Randles AI. Ray C. Ream T. Paullin I.. Pauly KI. Park D. Parsons B Paxton f X . ,lg s,Pof-E i Q f 5 MM' 'Jr MW gli! ,W W Wi M il. 'M ' ll fir? lu. Plfer M. Pickering H. Paxton 21 . Poutakos . Post . Powell . Prather . Price . Puka T. Picking aan. P. Pence B. Peters -I. Renner C. Richert R. Riley D. Risser V,,..., . . V L if -3 ' 5 V AA,'. Q ? ff R I 111g'14'v tt, 0 N yi gf 1 1 4 z f H 6-I M54 1 fi' J M it it n- K. Rowbottom F, Ruddy Q I I S. Rudish A lf, , AV ,.,, . ,, g D. Rumbaugh ', g 17 c1.Rush J .1-' Q 4 V 4, j. Sarkel r . Q 1 f., Y W el.. ...N -. kk,X,.w. S., A u ,J JH l,. Risser P. Ritchey CI. Ritz 13, Rodggy-5 j. Schoonover S. Schumaker D. Scott -I. Scott P. Scott I.. Shafer ll. Shafer S. Shafer ' ' , D ,- i Q ff V . 'Q , .4 ff S A ' 7 M 1 - R. Step R.-2 W if rpg. it 1111251 . , . s . owe Q u s .2 ff, ,IJK ' ' E.. R I ' 65 J. Shorts A. shicklihg R' A . f P- r 'l'. Sigafoos M. Strine 713 lwtjqjl S. Sheller 51. Shilling V f . ' A , S. Simpson i , sv if A A T. Single Siglff if 3 'f ' . C. Slack ' 'ii' 2 f S ls. smehzer R. SWCCI I. Swineford y' ,M ' . . S t R. Switzer .L Tanner ' , r ' J me Zer , T. Smith , A , cz, Smith 'fit , S. Somcrlade Q .W li Q A A W it I ff. ' '.': 1 - w . 'S ff if ', 'f V ' Mft' K . K KI. Sparacio . -b 4 ' V.. A 3 L- film, 's ' it ,- ga 5 0 R. Spencer A gs' ' f I , xg' . .tt A ' , N. Sponsler A , qv wwf' Hi., . k 22 1 ff B. Stake R. Staley S. Steiner w ns. E' X F. X .L 5 sk 1- ' . L. Stroupe A R if X R. Swartz J. Sweet R. Tanner T. Samuel iixewt . mmmmwsi 5j?1mI Vgy i Ewwwvffw SHE? ,,?,QNp D g,p p- 7' r J fwffe owe ' A -l 'ff-I. D. Thompson P. Thompson B. Vanetta E. VanDriest B. VanTilburg B. Wickline N. Wickline L. Willis K. Wachtel J. Wagenhals B. Whipple L. Whipple S. Wagner J. Walker N. Webster W. Weikel R. Taylor S. Thompson S. Thompson M. Troeger M. Truex B. Usher R. Williams S. Williams R. Wilson M. WIIITOUI S. Wolfe J. Wolleson C. Wagner R. Wickham D. Workman M. Worst D. Wychonas C. Zehner B. Watts M. Watring R. Wertman S. Wharton N. Zimmer S. Zimmer A. Zimmerman N- Evege r 5' , . ? eff. QC-J as l ',. xv 'G EL CLUB ESPANOL Ron Om'-R. Hartman, ll. Brubaker, K. Moose, T. Topping, K. Mullenix, Hincr. Row Two- M Sunsel, D. llogniard, D. Fribley, Il. Iinyeart, N. Sanders, L. Schneider, Miss Hesson. Row lima j. Mc Fadden, j. Seibert, R. Harter, ll. Rader, B. Carpenter, S. Byers, M. Barnes. Spanish Club, advised by Miss Martha Hesson, is composed ol' students who are presently studying or have previously studied Spanish. To better acquaint the members witl1 the customs, background, and people ol' the Spanish-speaking countries and to gain experience in the use of the Spanish language is the purpose ol this club. Interesting meetings included several featuring slides on Mexican customs, and records in various languages. A Christmas party was also held at which Christmas carols were sung in Spanish. 24 .1 Scramble! Members enjoy Christmas party. LOS OFICIALES la presidente-Tracy Topping la vice-presidente-Karen Moose la secretaria-Ruth Hartman la tesorera-Becky Brubaker la aconsejadora-Miss Hesson .. KV' .,,f1- ,gi Row One-J. Drake, A. Myers, L. Black, J. Goon, J. Hyde, J. Holmes, j. Smetzer. Row Two P. Stephan, D. Workman, P. Biller, G. Rado, D. Kerr, D. Bigelow, j. Maynard. Row Three S. Williams, S. Chandler, M. Myers, K. Kuhn, N. Emmens, S. Gault, J. Campo. Row One-P. 0'Neill, T. Fisher, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Kiefer, F. Martin, K. Wallery. Row Two- J. Dobly, T. Crunllaw, J. Reuss, B. Ames, D. Smalley, B. Leiter, D. Mc Fadden. Row Three- L. Koons, M. Dolmer, M. Lindsey, J. Brennstuhl, S. Nelson, M. Truex, C. Ream. Spanish students work hard in class. l 25 33. 1-v Q bl' 26 Ron' Omf--I.. Carlson, P. Stahl, I.. Hazen, D. Baldwin, ll. Mumaw, J. Mittendorf, J. Ferguson. Row Two--li. Springer, R. Carlisle, A. Andrews, D. Hunter, E. Lightner, Miss Rickcl. Row 'l'l:r1'r--C. Congwer, J. W'eiss, C. litnmertnan, J. Rice, T. lercher, M. Sloan. Latin Club, advised by Miss llelen Ric-kel, is composed ol' Latin students interested in familiarizing themselves with the Roman ways ol' lille. Reports and plays on Roman life are given throughout the year to better acquaint the members with the contributions the Romans have tnade to civilization. ln the spring the traditional Roman Banquet was held. The Banquet, highlight of the Latin Club's year, is attended by toga- tilatl students, who are entertained by skits with Roman themes and are led a banquet ranging as the Romans say from egg to apple . LATIN I SOCII OFFICERS Primus Consul-Dean Baldwin Secundus Consul-Peggy Stahl Queastor-Barbara Mumaw Censor-Linda Hazen Consultor-Miss Rickel ,QS 38 'I' t QS' as 35' .QL if as Q this Row One-G. Lohrman, L. Smith, C. Hockenbcrry, I.. Two-B. Conway N. Stone, M. Kimmel, E. Burns, J. Firestone, M. Xvhittington, M. Buckingham Row Three-S. Boyer, C. Whitmore, T. Koehl, G. Tucek, B. Bilan, K. Heater, M. Maikan. 36 at :L 5 QQ! ber 8 I Rout Om'-C. Leedy, A. Ivey, J. Hunter J. Tipton, K. llennedict, S. N'arnes, M Haltertnan. Row Two-R. Wertman, S Porter, D. Mercer, M. Britenbutcher, B Briggs, D. Hartney. Row Three-J. Ober- holtzer, Adams, S. Watkins, B. Carlson C. Jngas, D. Reidenbach. Eisel, Anderson. B. Hastings. Roz: v Blu H' QQ- me QQ 191, ,Q J.. as Ql- WG' we 90 Ez Row One-L. Barber, manager, P. Sheets, N. Webster, D. Barnes, S. Williams. Row Two-S. Hess, D. Thompson, Glasser, L. Buzzard, R. Laughlin. Row Three-F. Ruddy, R. Riley, Myers, T. Poutuos, T. Kristoff, L. VVillis, Row Four-J. Duncan, B. Sweet, R. Gilbert, A. Tanner, Briggs. Row Five-Coach McVicker, G. Gault, E. Olds. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL Row One-J. Briggs, C. Paxton, R. Heichel, R. Laughlin, J. Hipp, T. Kristoff, R. Post. Row Two-J. Glasser, manager, T, Lutz, L. Barber, manager, Coach Benton. 27 R. Gilbert, B. Sweet, R. Riley, Duncan, S. Hess, J. Myers, E K 1 5 S 4 E I x M X In mv. Huw 'ldrnf-CI. Zvlnn-r, il, Slllllllll'L'yL'l', L. llcrr, C. Rush, S Illnnnllvr. K. Rmvlmllmn. IR. NAVY nv Our Al. Ilnckinghznn, l'. Slillll, Nl. Whittington, C. XVl1il JR. ARMY Nou' Our-Al. lfcmlcrick. K. Moose, B. ll1lllL'l', V. Miller, S. Rumlish. lfmv Tzvu-li. Munnzxw, M. Alcn, M. Sannscl, P. Shil- ling, gl. llcwvcr. ll. Donclson. ERESHMEN CHEERLEADERS U. Conklin, S. Cnrnuuncy, j, lfcndcric S. Byers, S. Rudish, GPHOVIGRE .QW A Q K , - '. 5 . 4' y l l l' ,i t I l I pi 1 I L1 'r 1 xj 55 5-f' This is the year we gleefully initiate freshmen, struggle through Geometry, and join Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y. There are now beginning to be signs of maturity peeping through youth's unsure loudness and, though we envy the seniors' place in the school, we begin to realize that seniors are on the brink of the adult world and we're glad we do not yet have to meet the chal- lenges of that world . . . glad to be Sophomores. EL., .M 3,32 Q g kk . , aw -3 X. B. Ames 4 W. Amsbary ' Al. Anderson xx fi? it V V. X X A . '- ,mf . 6' A 5 cf' A :if ' Y V .. v vig. . .4 J N k -v xi '7' lt., Kl '7f . ... --. -- ' . Aten J Xu- X. X 41 shjifi yy . r A f 5' 1 M. Aten I, 1 It C. Bachmann . ff. g ,4 9 'A id ' A. Bahar 35. ASG. 'Q' A gk ' D. Baker 14- if -- llF5:NY: KE E. Baker n ' A J .47 J .P C: V 2 ' ' 41- lp n 1 '01, Y' K X .ff 2, '. , .. 15... , 44, 5 E Q R. Bates B. Baughman QW K. 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Danner R. Dauch Sl K e wx Y .x 1 Q S. Doerrer J. Dolby AI. Drake A Model Class I.. Fish 'I'. Fischer L. Fisher E. Fishpaw B. Foreman M. Fowler -I. Fox . i U ... I' in . .... y 1 A ff 'W 2 ..g..+'f gb.. .4 . 5 f Ss S? ' f 4 Y .. QC -,QR . -1 - 5 A D. Canon 1 i D. Gerwig V gi if R. Gilmore .- , Q efgifg ' ' if I A5 I, , '53 , 'le . . -:r . K. Eisel nl. Emmons S. Ewing .J 'Q '- of -ui II. Firestone 1- , Sd' EN' 2 S. Forbes .-s, 'Q D. Fribley D. Funk H. Gaddis 'rv f ll. Glasser j. Holmes I. 8' na Cl. Gongwer j. Howe '57 . A - ' Q, .4 1. f . V5 E .,, 1 .., li. Gongwer QI. Hunter QS. - ig b Jilin AD Nl. GOOLISOH 4 A X R. I-Iunley v f- L - x KI. Gordon Q 'ba Y' A tl 1 KI. Hyde . X .1 W ll. Gribhcn A J Q? X ,N D. Hyams ' :A ' Q -f rf! X - 91 ,Q ggi. .,, .Q 54. K - X A 5- ' ' 4 A. Halterman li. Hyatt ' fl n 7' 'S' Q ga ' K. Hamilton .L Ivey 3' it ' 9? ' fri . ' - ' or 4' X ' Nl. Hammond I. lones X ' lf T X' X .. 'H ' f' A - til. N Q R. Harris Z1 A-5 ti. juhas Y 5 Lsfjj 5' ' -, - R. Hartman ID. Jacobs at is-T vr ll. Hartney I.. Karth L X , x. 1 . s if - nc .- P Q 1 -.- K.. llartney I.. Kauffman -Q qv u I.. Harvath M. Kettering N fi' . ,K X Il. llzistings Q A X 5. Kiefer -'L ,. sf fe V l.. Hazen M. Kimmel is . 5' gf M G 4, A ,, 'l'. Hazen G. Kindig ' Y ' N ,,4 ,X . ' ,F xc' X Q l'. Hess li. Kinney A X . ' P .7 K - - ' L 1 if 'X QX X fm X faq t :P h i E A V K. HCICI' , M V . .. K. Kirkpatrick r ' 1 V' ' A at as X l - Hlfkvy' 4: 1, Y ' 'Q . M ,gs .LX S. Kirkpatrick 1-rf ff 2--t 6, .lv llillvf N K. i jg 3 X n. Kitts .1 l '4 ' F ' R. Hlnson Kills . -' me x 'P G. Hockenberry J. Kline 'Y it X ,, K. - f ' 7' A e 5 252' 'P 9 ' S. Humrichouser N. Koehl , ' I . ' A . I I .. ,fir I A A N. cf 3. ,I E CQ . B. Lasiter CZ. Leedy B. Leiter CL. Lohrman 5 N E KL .::: hn- W' .A .. S. Lukity M . Maiken ,L N .,fFfl,Q Y C. Marker Hg--,rf :XA ' H. Marker fri PQ? G. Markham .szeeefr-1' , me-..,' , .gqigq - figfiisg 43 x .ak S. Koons R. McQuate D. Kreis J. McQuillen T. Krumlaw M. Meade Kira -L G. Meininger - D. Mercer ,. B. Meyer E. Light L. Miles E. Lighmer B. Miller W. Liston D. Miller Bifocals Anyone? 'iff Q, K. Miller .F f za I I.. Miller .M M L L R.Mi1ler D I ,- A P A f.,.'f', . . Q25 lk' ' , nf, ...ho Y F515., . . .. :': g N. Minnear ' L ' J. Mittendorf y 1 A Y, 5 xl. Moore C. McClain M . McConaghy D. McCracken BI. Marley M00113 D. Nlaflill K, M0056 j. Maynard B. Morr L J' f bw JW D. McFadden P. Moyers C . McKean B. Mumaw j. MCKlHlCy' C. Mumaw N. Motter L. Motter l'. Moller l 'Y fi ' .- 5 7 l'. Nlmnaw R. Ray QW' . . Nl. Mnnmw ls. Reber '71 ' 3 ' ' 5 , ll. Nllllfll X. Recd . , l 1 ' 1 ' x B 'fd ' H ll. Myers 5 M' A 4 R. Myers ,f y Y M 5. A. Naylor g 1 .X ,, 'F' gf, ' '- ' ,...-I ' if ..., R 5gy f f 1 Y 1 L. Naylor FI. Reynolds l 9 'l'. Nell S. Reynolds , R J f ' - Q 23' .., U. Newcomer ll. Rice Q , , f, : 5 E Ay xl. l.. N orton . wif X A4 0 :lx J '1' 1-qv CZ. Reed D. Reidcnhach ll. Reuss . ,Q R. Richey Al. Oherllollzer ll. Richel , f-3 .X G. Owens R. Riley 'V' W ' Ky v ' . 5 ' 5 1 K. Oxenrider D. Robertson 'r J ' 'S' ' '- . ,Qwf ,, ' , jp Penrod CL. Rockenfelder M 'Quill fv- ' I l - 'gf HN ' '0l'f f :X X 'I-l pian l V C. Rogers -3 I Rx 'mln . 'S ' A Wg ls. Piau cz. Rollrcr R ,,.V . va D ' N . 5 3 I ml. Plfer NI. Roland f , A ' ' Al- Pifef C1.Rosenbluh b K .R . , es , , f.,V Z M. Pifcr 1 ' l - . R. Rudish H' pl k .f I w i lff ,, .' s Q . an I J 3 'ID . b R. Sachs S. Potter w , f' M I m . X ' Xl Samsel ., X . H . . X1 si' ,fx ' . A ' -J I tk X K A' L x ... , ,5 A If uf, f, 1 f . ... Q n ,Y . , B. Rader le la Q 'F' M R d . . a er V 4 II. Ransom .. f. Sanders K. Sattler Nl . n. Sarkel V 'R R 3 .f f i ix .Alf ' 1 . t x s X Q. . , KRW' P- 'A I X Sim' ' ' .v D. Schoenian K. Schoonover K. Schoonover R. Sharick vu. P. Savick S. Smith M. Schmidt V. Smith I.. Schneider R. Smithhisler L,., . H .. rd .H gs. wt Ja ia Xt v4,f..'- ..- l , A i t gift X x Y .- X A Q91 . 3 T was , , K. .1 S. Souder R. Sovine ll. Springer a mi :EY ' 2 Q t t .ik f7t,y,ig . 153- x , 1 Y A dv , Z: . m . Q .,... L4 , - : , A mi A i I ,Q ..,- X W. Schoonover P. Stahl tif 1-i Nt- Yiii Q eggs' I . gi., I.. Scott D. Stair Q Q ' .. P s II. Seibert J- Staley 7 ' E.,-1 an xg, l'. Stefan E .N if I. Shenberger J. Shire . Stevens Stone D. Siler Stuart S -ca Q W. Sloan li. Smalley G. Smalley I. Smalley ll. Single I Stuhldreher J? j. Sloan M. Sloan D Smalley Which key next? C.. Sweet AI. Swindaman S. Swmeford gk 1. .Q .. 'B R. Stutz 3 txlcsg I.. Swinchart M. Swinehurt M. '1iil0IIlPS0ll C. Smith H.smith I.. Smith h i 35 S. Thompson T. Thornburg P. Tighe v uv ' 'ln D ' .r i .x . 1 ' - . W J'-- . J-' ' I Eapgfzaf 1 I .Q f' Nl. Tucker ll. Urban l'. Utsinger D, Vines f 'wpf5 M. Watson j. Tipton ll. Wharton K, Trgxel II. Whitcomb G. Tucek l'. Whitcomb H. Vance L. Wickham S, Vcrmilya L, Wiley 'X 1' Q Qi I.. Wacktel , ' D. Winger D Want K. Withers S. Warncs R. Wood S. Watkins V. Wright MEM X W-1Ef'1' 12 'lri Sputnik???? CZ. Walls WVynn lf. Yveis R, Yodem C. Whitmore D. Whitmore M. Whittington L. Wilson 'l'. Wurster ll. Weiss P. . Zahniser I, Wcrlman Q I Q l'. Zercher .. .if 'fe Ni. 551. 'Iii ' i A1 Q 4' I ., , ' 1 R. XVertman C. Zinnnernlan -W wg . of is o , ,lg 36 Clean Speech SOPHCMORE HI-Y OFFICERS President-Arnie Halterman Vice President-jerry Weiss Secretary-John McKinley Treasurer-Andy Andrews Adviser-Mr. Swaykus 38 S-' Row One-A. Halterman, J. Weiss, A. Andrews, L. Norton, D. Wait, J. Hunter. Row Two-K. Eisel, D. Baldwin, L. Carlson, R. Carlisle, D. Hunter, Mr. Swaykus. Row Three-J. Dolby, J. McKinley, j. Rice, T. Zercher, R. Harris. Sophomore Hi-Y, advised by Mr. Swaykus, is the Y organization for tenth grade boys. A special meeting featured a discus- sion with Corporal Rodi of the State Highway Patrol. Movies taken at the scene of automobile accidents were shown in addition to his talk. A skating party and a swimming party were included in the club's social activi- ties: the Sophomore Chapter joined the junior and senior clubs in presenting the annual Hi-Y formal. A regular Hi-Y meeting. Row One-G. Meininger, C. Brewer, D. Smalley, T. VVurster, D. Rickel. Row Two-B. Glasser, S. Vermilya, B. Leiter, E. Lightner, D. Vines, W. Liston. Row Three--P. Stefan, B. Ray, D. Hymas, P. Tighe, K. Sattler. 37 .fclcrgica puny loyozlgf TRI-HI-Y fopbomore Chapter Row One-C. Leedy, R. Stutz, M. McC0naghy, D. Mercer, E. Smalley, G. Gongwer Row Tuo S. Warnes, j. Oberholtzer, B. Brubaker, M. Samsel, R. Hartman, S. Kiefer, L. Fish S Potter Mrs. Bogniard explains how to make a new formal by changing accessories. Newly organized this year, Sophomore Tri-I-Ii-Y is the Y organization for tenth grade girls. The traditional pledge and purpose of the club was learned and recited by each prospective member before a council of senior Tri-Hi-Y members. The girls in this chapter took part in the candlelight induction ceremony with the senior and junior clubs. Row One-M. Maiken, P. Stahl, L. Schnei der, J. Buckingham, N. Stone, K. Moose, B. Mumaw. Row Two-M. Kettering, J. Fox, j. Whitcomb, H. Vance, B. Baugh man, L. Miles, Miss Smith. OFFICERS President-Jane Buckingham Secretary-Nancy Stone Treasurer-Linda Schneider Adviser-Miss Smith Row One M Tucker, L. Bush, M. Kimmel, G. Lohrman, S. Koons, J. Drake. Row Two-M. Aten J Moore j. Hyde, S. Kirkpatrick, B. Carlson, S. Humrichouser, B. Rader. Included in meetings throughout the year were a panel on Going Steady and Dating Etiquette, and a combined pot- luck which was attended by all Tri-Hi-Y chapters. Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y joined with the junior and senior chapters to present the annual Tri-Hi-Y formal on January 18. Advisers of the club are Miss Sarah Smith and Mrs. F. W. Koehl. Sophomores are received into Tri-Hi-Y in an initiation ceremony. Row One-B. Carpenter, S. Stuart, Anderson, M. Whittington, Sloan, .pi Seibert. Row Two-S. Thompson, Stuhdreher, K. Withers, M. Stickles, Smith, G. Tucek, M. Sloan. 1 Vice President-Carolyn Gongwer A lvzbture lil' worth az thoufamz' word! ART CLUB OFFICERS President--Holly Bell Vice President-Pete Bilan Secretary-Ann Ivey Adviser-Mrs. Enck .L X' 1.4 Row One--B. Ihrig, E. Gallatin, P. Werst, D. Hancock, L. Wickham, L. Miles, H. Hocks, K. Roshon. Row Two-W. Liston, N. Sanders, M. Hammond, C. Bame, H. Stottler, J. Wallace, Mrs. Enck. Row Three-K. Slack, S. Jenkins, J. Masingill, K. McQuillan, B. Haskins, S. Love- land, M. Swank. 33 Row One-J. Smith, H. Bell, P. Bilan, G. Hastney, M. Whitington, L. DeLeoardis, P. Conklin. Row Two-M. Radar, D. Nicodemus, P. Cutshaw, P. Hitchcock, L. Karth, S. Fitzgerald, S. Lash, D. Hoover. Row Three-K. Scott, L. Gapster, A. Fasig, H. Paxton, J. Staley, J. Moore, P. Hickey. i Art Club is composed of students interested in learning more about the various fields in art work. The club designed and constructed a float for the Halloween Parade, and assembled the Christmas dis- play above the Cottage Street entrance of the High School. An all school dance was presented by the club on February 10. A spring art exhibit at the public li- brary was also sponsored by the club. Several field trips were taken throughout the year to provide members with new scenes for sketching. Mrs. Enck is the adviser of this group. Art Club members prepare Christmas decorations. 40 .Ytrengtb and .fincerit FUTURE s fe? HOMEMAKERS M . or AMERICA - S OFFICERS President-Carol Rosenbluh Vice-President-Suzanne Shafer Secretary-Linda Derr Treasurer--Glenda Kindig Adviser-Mrs. McBurneV 2 t li Row One-R. Eckels, S. Somerlade, K. YVachtel, Goard, V. Smith, E. Smalley, J. Fox, P, Cray. Row Two-N. King, C. Rodgers, V. Doerrer, C. McKean, S. Xvolfe, S. Sheller, M. Pickering Mrs. McBurney. Ron' Three-C. Hamilton, S. Highman, G. Kindig, M. Goodson, S. Thompson, E. Forch, H. Howman, D. Whitmore, J. Moritz. 409 -f .uw :fi i 'WS as-X. P' .v 4' X25- Q .... C Row One-B. Meininger, j. Burns, K. Mathews, G. S' l . T ig er, j ruex, S. Doerrer, G. Gongwer, C. Rosenbluh. Row Tivo-S. Cummings, S. Filibeck, S. Shafer, M. Burns, V. Miller, C. Dionne, K. Blatt, J. Perry. lion' Three-J. Drake, L. Derr, J. Renner, L. Derr, J. Helwig, C. McClain, K. Huffman, C. Nvagner. Carol Rosenhluh, president of jr. F. H. presides at a business meeting of the club. A Newly organized last year, Junior Future Home- makers of America opened its year's activities with a formal initiation. Activities during the year included participation in the tests for junior Homemakers Degree, a skating party held at Bennetts Ice Plaza, a Banquet with the Senior Chapter, and a party held with the F.F.A. A Christmas party was also enjoyed by the club. Mrs. Mary Hertzer is the adviser of this group. ' 41 Mr. Krill thanks everyune im' the wonderful evening. Lemfnmcg io DQ Domcg' I0 Earn, W Emfmhcg I0 LM Livzifzcg I0 Serve . FUTURE FARMERS lt. A OF AMERICA Rout f,1ll7A'R, Riley, 13. Dohner, P. Newcomb, F. Rafeld, D. Peterson, D. Dauch, L. Reber. lfmu 'I'1vo-AB. Weikail, j. xvilikiff, D. Winger, A. linnnerinun, D. Kitts, F. Reber, B, Moffett, S. Thmnas, Mr. Krill. Ron' Tlzrwf-D. Culler, B. Heister, K. Shafer, R. Bartley, ll. Adams, R. Suvine, 'l'. Metzger, 'I'.Stz1ley. ZX Q Friends honor Mr. Krill alter forty years of Service with This is Your Life. 42 President-Fred Rafeld Vice-President-Phil Newcomb Secretary-Dale Dohner Treasurer-Dick Peterson Advisers-Mr. Krill OFFICERS Mr. Hiller Row One-L. Risser, B. Glenn, J. Wertman, E. Holland, D. Hudak, R. Miller, R. Reed. Row Two-P. Pauly, T. Fast, B. Shafer, H. Puster, E. Slater, T. Keener, L. Oberholtzer. Row Three R. Shoup, L. Keener, YV. Hathaway, D. Braun, T. Cross, D. Jacobs, B. Wertman, W. Schoonover Future Farmers of America is dedicated to the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. A hunting program was offered by the club again this year. Anyone desiring to be excused from classes to go hunting were permitted to attend an instruction period on the handling and care of a gun. An ex- amination was then given and those passing the test were excused from classes for a day. Again this year an extensive conservation program was participated in by the members. Seedlings were planted, the club held discussions on the subject, and movies were also shown with the conservation theme. Projects were entered by club members at both the County and the State fairs. Included in the social activities this year were a box social with the F.H.A., a fishing party, and a father- and-son banquet in January. After the banquet the club surprised George Krill with a mock This Is Your Life program held in McDowell Auditorium. A senior farewell was held in May. Advisers are Roger Hiller and George Krill. Q ,N W .f Annual F.F.A. Banquet. jr. Varsity Clteerlezttlers as well as the other Ashland G. Tttcek, Burns, C. Hamilton, S. Leiter, L. Hazen, M. Whittington. Rcllzf Rczlaf jbr Ashland! UN IOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Wvith Sara Leiter as captain, the V. cheerleaders were Marty Whittington, Linda Hazen, Georgina Tucek, Connie Hamilton, and Eleanor Burns. This group assisted at varsity football games as well as at the Darts' football and basketball games. High fans cheer in hopes ol a hig victory. 44 Coach Plank, G. Meininger, J. Kopp, D. Hunter, K. Oxenrider, N. Sale, D. Smally, C. Brewer L. Briggs, G. Stoufer, B. Glasser, B. Ray, Manager, P. Tigh, Captain Ed Fulton, center. JUNIOR VARSITY Row One-L. Barber, manager, S. Williams, manager, A. Halterman, S. Vermilya, J. Briggs, J. Myers, L. Atchinson, B. Sweet, R. Laughlin, R. Harris, B. Ray, R. Gilbert, T. Kristoff, D. Barnes, Coach McVicker. Row Two-A. Tanner, J. Glasser, D. Winger, G. Hockenberry, G. Newcomer, L. Norton, K. Sattler, L. Buzzard, D. W'ait, R. Riley, J. Hunter, J. Poutacos, B. Farver, Coach Diercks. Row Three-D. Thompson, T. Smith, S. Hess, J. Duncan, P. Tighe, G. Ransom, E. Olds, G. Halterman, R. Stefan, P. Sheets, N. Webster, F. Ruddy, L. Willis, G. Gault. 45 1 V TRACK i 1 Run' Om'-K. Szitllcr, niairugcr, D. Mclfzuldcn, C. Hzirtncy. D. llyznns, j. Ransom, D. Kcrr. 1-'. llcplcr, ll. Curry. Rau' 'I'u'o-I.. Moller, G. Hockvnbcrry, R. Tzinncr, I.. Atchison, D. llzlrtncv, l.. Norton, CI. Drnshcl. Ron' Tlzrvzf-L. Risscr, I . Rudy, J. Tanner, R. XVilliznns, T. Plllllllllg. K. licndift, S. linnncr, manager. ,ggi iii! Row Onrf-A. Morris, IS. Wciclcnhamcr, E. Fulton. Row Two-L. Buzzard, B. Springer, T. Mctllowcll, I.. Carson, Couch B. Espcnschicd. 46 TENNIS TEAM U . I A 1 5 .. .--y ' s UNIQR5 1. V? ,,,..,...,...-f ,....v-0 lDtf',. -4.--f iv.. - - 4 viz Having grown up even more now, we're given a little niore freedom and a lot more responsibility. VVe're the proud possessors of our class rings and we've chosen our class colors. Having looked forward to the Prom all year, we thoroughly enjoy wearing ourselves out planning and decorating for it. The big night itself is, of course, the crowning event. In the beautiful setting we've created, we're feeling pretty good and we're proud to say we're . . . Juniors. 47 E7 til..-XSS 0lflfItIliRS: Smlwl-A, Ciongwer, Rep.-at-Largeg S. Hincr, 'I'reas.g S. Ogle, V. Press L. E. Miller, Pres.g CI. llumilton, Sec.: J. Speck, Rep.-at-Large. Standing-H. Smith, Rep. to Activities Committee: R. Conway and L. lllcry, Prom Co-Cliairmcng F. Campbell, Rep. to Assembly Committee: Mr. Murray, Advisor. xxfaiis R M. Abrams S, Adams fx ' S' N . in . ri- Q I E h QI. AX. 2 - N. .Q . gig . fr, s .. si s I.. Adams R. Akermann B .K K ' iff ' R 3 L i - L -. Q ap. ' , ' K FQ .jf N. Alnsbangli l'. Anderson tl. Arnold l.. Arnold P. Arter li. Bally M. Barnes M. 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R l':: 1' T F' wit ' or 'filo -A B Y 1 fi' - :gf R -if R ' wr 4, . sf - X -' pst 3 L - A R Nw . K. Shinabarker L. Slocum C. Smcltzer B. Shriver D. Siler S. Simpson j. Slabie E. Slater Ab I ,' 1 P .L A ul. Smetzer 4 1A 'I -1, L A h S. Stahl O . xl Q 'Ss ' J ..-1 ll. Snmnicks 'Z l L Nl. 'llmmpson r -, vl -7 A' ll. Swurtf . 1 -0 nn v N 'll Topping 3 K eau . ,,,l Al. Wells OX. ll. Wilmer ff fx fy , . ... 3 S wa fx p 2 1 S M 15 , 6. 4, if , 1 ,, 1 , D - ,fr , R 1-' f V Q.:- irf - V' ' fp ia .,,. jf! .. L if ,.,.-P' 1 'xflflh ' w . inn, ,,,, W .X .. 11' ' 1-l', ' 5 i ll. Smith N. Smith ll. Spahr S. Smith C. Spaide j. Speck B. Stage 7. ': fs' Ei it K .. , . . -1, S f,.7,'i J .TL ini yj my ff' . 33 if .is 'S . ., i Q 1 If W .4 F1i.XX I as nl A V1 A A. Staley bl. Steiner NI. Stickles R. Stone G. Stoufer IS. Strinc K. Stutz Rai 'Qu' 19 X v , X , 57 , :ja . ,, 'J A A t., Swan l., Weilzel l.. Ulery S. vCl'lllilf'Zl 'A -Q , .H 'ar f ' ' A If .11 'A ,.. , -i.. , S ' Y 1 L 'F lk L iM K. Switzer K. Wallery CL. XVarner e reg 7' f. ,, 'S' xt- Fr iv! Q A- f 1 Of . A A , ,,, 3' N... av x A 'K mv! 4 l CQ. Tinker S. XVZIICYS S. XVZIISOII i f ' Q. r .V 1 .3 -Q W 5 Q i 'fbi s' 4 ' V11 I -I. 'IAFLICX ll. xvClllCllil2iIIlBl' kg X - fw ' S. lf' L A T f V . 'V if-J f K 0 -- 1 K -,f I v ' ' 'Z ' ' ' A 5 Z 4.Fs,f MAL 4- R. Werlman ll. Whipple CI. Whitmer D. Wilczox M. Wilson li, Wissler M, XYilhQ1-5 S wx sr ,gtg 1' X 'JJ Qc., S? 4 mix t 64 X' l .,v Q wwf K. W nm f ' MAA 4 X . A ll. Witmer il. XVolf Al. Wolf sl. XVorcesler ll. W'orst ll. look QL, look 54 How's this pose? You Can't Take It With You, written by Moss Hart and George 'S. Kaufman was pre- sented by the junior Class on February 8, in McDowell Auditorium. The play tells the humorous story of the scatter-brained Vanderhof family. Included in the household is Mr. DePenna, the ice man who came several years ago and just stayed. Alice is the most normal of the group, and though she admits her family is different, she loves them just the same. Alice, a secretary for a large company, dates her boss's son and they fall in loveg however, she fears the day when his parents, members of New York's social set will meet her eccentric family. But he has to get married sometime. You CENT TAKE lT WTTH You at 5 ' a.- . ii V15 V id- p 1 Sir t E og :gl mx X -P 1 J' 3 The F ma CLQ-n 44-1 -.f.... -5'--t X Q CAST Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderhof Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby First Man Second Man Third Man Olga Tracy Topping Diana Hancock Betty Lou Long Larry Fisher Renny Crenshaw William Swartz William Dudte Jeff Kopp Carol Reaser Gerald Warner Dennis O' Neill john Greenbank Howard Smith Frances Campbell Bradley Weidenhamer Dan Deever Gary Klepser Kathy Kuhn What's this all about? caf- . 5 . gf' I I I ff ll U 1 lt C. . t Row One-D. Hancock, A. Gongwer, A. Staley, F. Campbell, S. Leiter, M. Thompson, S. Ogle. Row Two-P. Rafeld, M. Myers, S. Culler, L. Leiter, M. Cross, L. Schondel, B. Oyster, Miss Postle. Row Three-C. Witmer, R. Kreiling, J. Beck, M. Leed, A. Miller, J. Rauth, S. Stahl, C. Smeltzer. Junior Tri-Hi-Y, advised by Miss Anna Mae Postle and Mrs. M. A. Shilling, is organized to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The candlelight induction ceremony opened the year for all three Tri-Hi-Y clubs. Interesting pro- grams included a panel discussion of different relig- ions and their teachings, a dating panel, and a pro- gram on good grooming. Iihggh ftandardf of Chrzkizan character TRI-HI-Y furzzbr Chapter X Sara Leiter helps to raise funds by selling Bon- nie Whipple a bug eye, decals, or a pan scratcher. 56 Row One-S. Adams, M. Mowry, L. Ad- ams, C. Stutz, S. Hiner, C. Hooker, J Burns. Row Two-G. Kindig, S. Simpson B. Laughery, K. Kaylor, J. Worst, N Eshelman, H. Shilling, B. Haskins, R Conway. Row Three-C. Hamilton, N Leiter, P. Boyer, L. Davis, B. Reynold K. Wallery, 1. Long, K. Kiplinger, P Liston. OFFICERS President-Carol Reaser Vice President-Ann Staley Secretary-Sara Leiter Treasurer-Myra Thompson Adviser-Miss Postle if 2 ff A..: - W' . fk- g ' L',:' I ..:-.:, Y ee e B I ..,1 25,,,.,.... - -J se s Row One-G. Tinker, T. Topping, J. Kissel, S. Waters, B. Shaffer, P. Seidner, J Funkhouser Row Two--J. Moose, J. Speck, S. Humble, J. Roberts, S. Humble, N. Smith, V. Doerrer L Slo cum. Row Three-G. Swan, S. Preston, M. McCarter, J. Truex, M. Hout, R. Harter W Powell A. Myers. Carol Reaser, president of Jr. Tri-Hi-Y. presides at a regular meeting. Row One-B. Long, B. Bally, T. Geren, J. Worst, J. Kissel, N. Heiffner, B. Camp- bell, A. Lisus. Row Two-J. Slabie, C. Eby, J. Arnold, D. Hitchcock, J. Wolfe, K. Shinabarker, C. McKean, J. Martin, O. Moroney. Row Three-H. Vllitmer, J. Lemons, B. Whipple, C. Whitmer, S. Goodhart, B. Long ,B. Oyster. S. Fitz- gerald, B. Zook. A Christmas party and a Mother's Tea were included in the social events of the year. The Junior chapter also helped to present the annual Tri-Hi-Y formal, Snow Ball , which was given by all three chapters on the l8th of January. 57 Row One-D. Deever, G. Klepser, D. Lash, S. Enck, S. Lukity, E. Fulton, j. Kopp. Row Two- G. Rado, R. Risser, B. Enyeart, N. Sale, G. Stoufer, R. Crenshaw, J. Heckman, B. Weidenhamer. The junior organization of the Y is junior Hi-Y. Meetings are held bi-monthly at the Family Y.M.C.A. Designed to help the boys cope with their personal problems, a meeting of the club was devoted to dis- cussion of boys' problems with emphasis on open group discussion. A problem on juvenile delinquency was also held with a panel of adult representatives of the County Welfare Division. Among the activities of the club are selling refresh- ments at football games and the annual formal given by all three Hi-Y Clubs. Clean fporifmanflaga IUNIOR-HI-Y OFFICERS President-Steve Enck Vice President-Stan Lukity Secretary-Denny Lash Treasurer-Ed Fulton Adviiser-Mr. Boyd I-H-V4 Row One-H. Smith, D. Sackett, D. O'NeilI, L. Ulcry, G. Warner, J. Puka, R. Howman. Row Two-K. Roshon, T Shenherger, D. Wilcox, J. Ferguson, L. Miller, j. Kopp, T. Heron, Mr. Boyd. GCE We S V 4 ik LW? ESL 59 35- ' -C s d V 4 i 1 9 6' Row Om'-bl. Kerr, j. I.ersrh, I.. Ilarris. l'. Krill. J.. Rivard, I.. Delseonardis, J. Hurd. Row TwoA l'. Bilan, I . Ilruhziker, S. IVebsler, Il. Dougherty. Cl, Banle, L. Plank, IJ. Kellogg, 'l'. Long, A. ,-Xllperson. Run' 'l'lzrf'1'-A. I,indower, I.. 'I'reat'e, I', Iilrlon. D. fiUllgWCI', l'. RCIDD, B. Clark, D. Murray, J. Smith, K. Fulton. Rum Om'-R. Robertson. H. Bell, 'lopper, Kirkpatrick, C. Strauss, K. Miller, IS. Johnson. lfuw '1'n'nAlI. Grasku, II. Mer, lid l.ull. 'l'. Smith, I.. Miller, C, Green, D. IVillia1ns, T. Shilling. How 'l4lll'l'l'-H. Coon, Ii. Sloufcr, j. Iiusl, 'IQ Nlorr, R. DeVuul, II, johnson, S. Byers, J. Diflen- dorfer. Run' Um'-J. Smith, I.. McClain, Il. Moses, ll. Dt-anne, Il. Sulinsky, L. Iishel- lnzln, IS. It-use, N. Iliner. Row Two- CL. Walling, il. IVzigenhals, D. Kahl, F. Rzifeld, S. Reed, Il, Weaver, W. Keif- ling, Mr. K1-iser. Row Tlzrec-S. IVOI- Hill, ll. l'uhner, V, Smalley, LI. Crimes, II. Shafer, S. Bush, C. Kaylor, M. Nlo lsllilillfll. Knowledge the zremwe ibm' lil' wzflv uf azlwayx COLLEGE CLUB College Club, advised by Austin Keiser, is devoted to guiding its nrenibers in deciding what their vocation will be und what college they will attend. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors, and all prospective members must be approved by the advisor and the officers before be- ing accepted. During the year representatives from various colleges spoke to the club. Included in this group were po .--X Y? X. .. 60 OFFICERS President - Phillip Krill Vice-President -- Anne Rivard Secretary - Judy Lersch Treasurer - Linda Harris Adviser -- Mr. Keiser speakers from Ashland College, Ohio Northern University, Mans- lield General Hospital School ol Nursing, and Kent University. .X guidance program was offered again this year with representatives from the business, industrial, and professional people of Ashland con- Rozv OHI'fK. Kaylor, M. Mowry, C. Kuhn, J. YVorst, I.. Adams, S. Adams, ll. Laugherty. N. Leiter. Ron' Two-T. Shenberger, L. Daliere, G. Klepser, S. Enck, Ferguson. ll. Swartz, E. I'ult0n, I., Clamp. Rozy Tlzreu-QI. Mowry, T. Daxis. K. lVisler, D. 0'Neil. C. Frame, D. Moroney. K. Kissel, A. Lisius, M. Thompson. sulting with club members. Highlights ol the year included Parents Night, held during the second semester, and the Senior Farewell given by the juniors. Rau' One-S. lfVaters, M. Hour, K. Stutz, G. Swan, M. Leed, L. Smith, R. Harter, 'l'. Topping Ron' Two-B. XVeidenhamer, Kopp, B. linyeart, D. Powell. N. Sale, l'. Sacket, D. lleever, K Roshon. Rout T,Il'F!'f.X. Gongwer, M. lllt-Carter, G. Tinker, lf. Campbell, B. look, S. Stahl, S Preston. Q 9' ':T N......a Ron' Onvgkl. Bauer, J. Lemons, L. Slocum, D. Hitchcock, S. Hiner, B. Haskins, C. Hooker, j. Kissel. Row Two -D. Hancock, C. Wilmer, L. Schondcl D. Lutz, H. Smith, T. McDowell, L. v Rickel, J. Roberts, C. Morr, Y. Hymns, l.. Caldwell. Row Three-J. lVorcester, J. Rauth, S. Ogle, J. Martin, N. Eshel- man, ll. Schaffer, Slabie, A. Myers, K. Mullinex, G. Kindig. Declzmiecz' to mold the llkif of tomorrow! youth FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS President-janet Topper Vice President-Joan Boyer Secretary-Karen Miller Treasurer-Norma Smith Adviser-Miss Foust Row One-C. Strauss, K. Miller, J. Boyer, J. Topper, N. Smith L Harris Row Two Miss Foust S. Hiner G. Arnold D. Mercer B. Briggs. Row Three-J. Funkhouser B. Wertz L. Treace. 1 1 Advised by Miss Florence Foust, Future Teachers of America is the organization intended to prepare young people with the qualities of personality and character which are the basis of successful teaching. Valuable teaching experienced is gained by students during the year through their voluntary aid in the elementary schools. janet Topper, president of Future Teachers, takes over a class in the absence of the teacher. Each year several divisions of education are repre- sented at the club's meetings. Speakers from each field talk to the members and assist them in their decision of which field of teaching they wish to enter. Members of this club assisted in directing visitors to the school during open house, and attended the State F.T.A. conference. Carol Strauss and Karen Miller study college catalogs in order to pick a college where they can prepare for teaching. ,.. . l ,wani- Row One-R. Hinson, B. Spahr, M. Johnson, S. Vermilia, M. Withers, S. Goodhart. Row Two- D. Sarkel, T. Barr, J. Mosher, P. Rafeld, Mrs. Kirkwood. Row Three-R. Wertman, R. Cobbler, C. Witmer, P. Koch, M. Kettering, C. VanOver. Senior Future Homemakers of America, advised by Mrs. Kirk- wood, is organized to promote homemaking, leadership, coopera- tiveness, truthfulness, and fair play. The traditional formal initiation opened the club's activities for the year. Among the club's activities are participating in the individual pro- jects for which are awarded de- grees of achievement. These in- clude the Junior Homemaker De- gree, the Chapter Homemaker Degree, and finally the State Homemaker Degree. Social activities include a box social with the F.F.A., a Mother- Daughter Banquet, and a potluck supper. Toward new laorziom FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA fembr Chapter OFFICERS President--Marcia Johnson Vice President-Betty Spahr Secretary-Susan Vermilya Treasurer-Sandy Goodhart Adviser-Mrs. Kirkwood I l 'nfl' .Q i . ,M Row One-B. Long, M. McCarter, M. Fowler, J. Burns, D. Gorgas, A. Naylor Row Two-C Smith, J. Cline, V. Calhoun, M. McConaghy, R. Bates, M. Smith. Row Three-B. Reynolds, P Tipton, S. Reynolds, S. Humble, J. Slabie, T. Geren. Row One-C. Sweet, J. Speck, C. Eby, B. Campbell, B. Hyatt. Row Two-L. Slocum, W. Powell, J. Whitcomb, N. Amsbaugh, M. Kettering, N. Heiffner. Row Three-L. Wiley, E. Wynn, Y. Hyams, S. Koons, E. Hyatt, J. Sattler. ' , at 63 Row Om'-J. Smith, D. Murray, N. Hiner, K. Fulton. Row Two-T. Long, R. Hagen, B. Graska, Mr. Dickerson. Organized in the school to promote dramatics, Ash- land Higl1's Thespian Troop 29 is open to any students who have participated in at least one play and have earned twenty-five points. Selling tickets, serving on committees, and taking part in plays are ways of earning these points. ln january, the troop traveled to Cleveland to see a stage presentation of No Time for Sergeants at the Hanna Theater. The annual Thespian Banquet was held at the end of the year. lchabods, the awards for best Thespian, best actor and actress, and best supporting actor and actress were presented at this time. Adviser of this group is Mr. Kay Dickerson. There? M Bwmefr Lib? Show Baumer! Thespians OFFICERS President-Jeanne Smith Vice-President-Nancy Hiner Secretary-Sandy Simpson Treasurer--Ann Lindower Adviser-Mr. Dickerson H D Ei 4 5 P l. A N 5 -..Z Mr. Mast explains. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Annie and l-'rank get ready for the big production. CAST This year's musical, Annie Get Your Gun, was presented by the Music Department and the Thespian Club on March 27, 28, and 29. The cast included well over one hundred people with Debbie Gorgas and Chuck Green playing the lead-roles of Annie and Frank. Mr. William M-ast was in charge of the committees and stage directiong Dr. Louis Pete directed the orches- tra and singersg and Mrs. Cecilia Kopp was the choreo- grapher for the play. Annie Get Your Gun is the story of Ohio's Annie Oakley, her rise to fame as a sharpshooter in a Wild West Show and her love for Frank Butler. Cast members show off their fancy costumes. Deborah Gorgas Charles Green jack Coleman William Swartz Roberta Harter Jeanne Smith Charles Kopp Phillip Green Renny Crenshaw Tallie Koehl Andy Apperson Tom Long Charles Swartz Barbara Bally Connie Whitmore Betty Lou Long in - Annie Frank Charlie Tommy Winnie Dolly Buffalo Bill Pawnee Bill Sitting Bull Little girl Mac Foster Wilson Jake Nellie Jessie Minnie Cowboys, cowgirls, and Indians take the spotlight. xcck, D, Ciongwer. xl. Kerr, A. Lindowcr, K. l'lllllOl1. Im ,6 Varsity cheerleaders proudly present to you thc Varsity! VW proudbf IDVEJEMI VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheerleaders for 1957-1958 included four seniors, Captain Kay Fulton, Judy Kerr, Ann Lindower and Dianne Gongwer. One junior, JoAnn Speck, completed the squad. These girls led cheering at all varsity football and basketball games and participated in the pep rallies. Satisfied?P , . 1 Ron' Une-D. Gess, D. Mt'Fatlden, Ci, Drtlshel. Ron' Tzvo-Coach Tilton, R. Graska, S. Reed. D, Kellogg, Mgr. I.. Plank. 'l'he ilu, inexperience, and eotnpara- tire lack ol' interest were the big factors t'Ullll'llJllllllg to the Arrows' poor show- ing this yeztr. XVhile the Arrows had three returning lettertnen, only three new prospefts c-anne Ollt for the two lllllC CROSS COU TRY run. lint tnore illllJ0l'I1lllL than winning meets wats the sense oi' ztcunnplislinleiit, pride. and sportstnztnship gained from t'l'05S-l'0llllll'y. I'ht- start of the .XSlll2lIIll, Ifreetnont-Ross Cross- conntry race :it the Country Club Course. 67' l f l I frm' Om'-'l', Single, D. Frihlcy, D. Thonipson. li. Pifcr, D, Bogniunl. Ran' Two-T. Shilling. I. llrlllnzikcr, I. Miller, IS. Alvr, l.. Nlvcrs, X. S2lllllliCl'S. Ron' Tlzrm'-XV. Mast. Coach, Ci. Uuult, I. We-iss, A. .lmli'r'ws, I. Glasser, N. Radu-l. Il. Paxton. l'mn Shilling and llill Moi' wnlcli Ion Miller lvc,ul'I' in thc- Conn Fred Brubaker helps Larry hlyvrs sharpen his putting form. 68 Ron One-J. Miller, R, Robertson, E. Lutz, Yvertman, D. Danch, J. Heckman, R. Donley, K. IVallc1y M Xlmxciv, R. Peterson, L. Miller, Coach Powell. Row Tzuofl.. Rudish, G. NVarner, CZ. Spaide, M. Piefer, I I lciy R Oxcrly, j. Kehl, AI. Kopp, T. Herron, G. Stoufer, R. Maloney, Mgr. R. Riley. Ron' Three-lNIgr. J. Tanncr I Hilc R. Soxine, R. Dauch, A. Andrews, McKinley, S. Sonder, AI. Penrod, S. I.ukity, G. Klepser, D. Lash C lhcuci Assistant Coach Benton. FOOTBALL The past football season was one of great frustration due to several factors, mainly injuries and the flu epidemic which forced us into many changes at key positions, quarterback and fullback. During the season we changed quarterback three times and fullback five times. At the beginning of the year we knew we would be exceptionally green which showed very prominently in our first few games due to the number of fumbles and mistakes in general. At the time when we should have jelled we lost our quarterback to the flu. The next quarterback played two games, looked excep- tionally good in the last half, completing six out of eight passes, but he was in- jured in this game. Our next quarterback played only two games and the season was over. At the fullback position we had a similar situation. I felt at the beginning of the year that we would have a team that would win over half of their games and still believe they were more than capable of it. No one but the players and the coaches will ever know how hard this year's team worked and how hard they tried during our games. Never did we ask a boy to do something that he didn't do his best. NVe had some exceptional performances during the year by both linemen and backfield men that we were very proud of. This year when we put our team on the field we knew they would do their best to win. They never quit trying even though in many games we were just plainly outmanned. Even though our record is not as good as I had hoped, I am more proud of this team than any other because of the attitude of the boys, the cooperation, physical and mental development, and the over-all satisfaction of working with a great bunch of boys. To the seniors leaving us we will always look forward to your support and wish you the best of luck. To the ones returning we look forward to a great team. jack Powell 69 .. ,-. ,Y v fb' -. 35. ' v lalrll' 31 QM . ,Q lk-lrllslw ll2lllll1Illx,.lllll kupp, drops il xllllllllll llamling llIllllL'l' .y ., , Y , l , M- .-, K .K I - , L , K. , . , W ., 5 -.L ,, M , X K ,J K. f h , , - 4 I i . J , , 4 5,9 Sept. lil Schedule Slouler pirks up 5 yan-als against the Wooster Ggnm :lt Shelby Sept. 120 Cleve. Glenville Sc-pl. 27 at Findlzny Ucl. 5 :lt Nlzulison Url. ll New llllllllilifllllllll 011. I8 . XVoosLer Ont. 25 Mzlrion Nov. 2 .xt Clanton Lellmzm Nov, 8 Gzllion mlm lll2llxl'9 ll lQlSl semmul llllL'lIllJl lu lrreuk up a Ubosler pass. '70 Hale llllllllJS il llzmling l'1'esiLlenI. C.corgeous George Yalentine shoots a jump shot. Pres Bnrgraff shooting a foul. Shortly after returning home from the Ashland-XVooster football game on Oc- tober l9, -joe Heckman complained of a pain in his back, then blacked-out. He was rushed to Samaritan Hospital where he underwent surgery for a ruptured liver. joe had taken over the quarterback slot for ailing -lim Kopp and gave an aggressive performance in a hard fought game. lt is believed that Joe suffered the injury that aggravated a previous condition as he made a last-second tackle to prevent a XVooster touchdown. Since the expenses for the operations which joe underwent depleted the high school athletic fund the XfN'ooster and Ashland faculty colaborated on the idea of a .loc Heckmau Benefit Night. At- tractions of the night were Dave Sheller, Bud Anderson, Tony Hitchcock, Joe XVagenhals, the Sweet Sixteen, and a basketball game between the Ashland and Hlooster faculties. -W-Q-gg 't Ubi-W II.. 'rig pi ...X The injured joe Heckxnan watches the Homecoming game from an ambulance furnished by the Tonclidown Club. 'fl jim Diffendorfer starts the season off with two markers against Mt. Vernon. SCHEDULE Nov. 29 H Mt. Vernon Jan. Dec. 6 A Dover jan. Dec. 13 A Galion jan. Dec. 14 A Bellevue jan. Dec. 17 H Massillon jan. Dec. 20 H New Philadelphia Feb. Dec. 27 H Cleveland Shaw Feb. Jan. 3 A Mansfield Madison Feb. jan. 4 H Marion Feb. ASHLAND ARROWS H Mansfield A Lorain H St. Edwards A East Liverpool A Wooster H Elyria A Mansfield H Salem A Culver Row One-Co-Captain, j. Diffendorfer, Coach Valentine, Co-Captain, I. Miller. Row Two- Manager, L. Hale, E. Fulton, D. Mfait, S. Enck, M. Lindsey, N. Sale, B. Lee, L. Miller, B. Edwards, j. Kopp, F. Brubaker, Manager, L. Myers. BASKETBALL 1 ff- T Managers-L, Hale, L. Myers. XYuit drops in two points against Mansfield Senior Coach Valentine Holi lutlwartls hloeks a St. Iatlwartls pass. Opening their 1957-58 season in a tnanner very similar to last years squad, this year's Arrows WOI1 live straight games helore lalling to Cleveland Shaw. The ,Xrrows lost to Marion llartling, Lorain, East Liverpool, XVooster, Salem antl Manslieltl. Ashland lost lu Nlanslieltl twice, once tluring the regular season anal then again in the tournament. 'l'he high point ol the season prohahly was when the .Xrtows tlownetl the previously untleleatetl lilyria Pioneers hy at seore ol 77-75: this was also a big night lot senior liolm l,ee who hit the hoop lor a season high ol E32 points Other wins were over Mt. Vernon, lloxet, balion, lit-llrtte, Massilon, New l'hilatlelphia, Nlanslieltl Nlatlison, St. litlwarcls, Culver Military .Xtatlt-my and Manslieltl Senior tluring the regular season. lioh l,ee, senior two-year letterntan, paeetl the ,Xrtows with a season total ol filli points. -lint Diflen- tlorler antl .lon Miller mlrolmpetl in 2501 and 288 points respettively. lioh litlwartls letl the regulars at the lonl line with To per cent, while Bob Lee took runner-up honors with 72 per cent. Elini Dillentlorfer Iinisht-cl the season with a 70 per cent at the loul line. ,, fn, W 'N su A3 E1 Cilleersf Dave XYait goes in for a lay-up against Nlanslieltl at the Nlari tournament. ,I Dip Lindsey breaks away for a lay-up in the Ml. Vernon game. jim Diffendorfer buckets two against the Mas- silon Tigers. Diffendorfer shows a Massilon Tiger how to reach. Ron' Our'-D. Kellogg, R. Long, D. 0'Neill, S. Enck, D. Dauch, D. Peterson, R. Riley Manager Row Tzvo-Coach Diercks, G. Drushel, C. Spaicle, D. Dohner, L. Norton, Coach Mchcker I Hale. VARSITY TRACK Coaches McVicker and Diercks. Managers S. Zimmer, D. Robertson, R. Riley. 76 4' or s r . , -.ff P Q, fff.?fww,?h. fflisffh' A ne S-ml! Q fm Yfvwffwi 'Refi av '36 ' 5',ig,g.f5-1.1 .855 2 Sprintcrs-D, Lash. R. Long. ..- Polc Vanlters-I.. Hale, D. Dohner, F. Depler. Diwcus-D Dauch Weightmcn-D. Hymns, L. Norton, D. Peterson. Spzliclc, R. Long' High .Iu1npc1'YS. linck. Polc Vaultcr+I,. Hale. 'M . H... Row Orwell. Glasser. D. Smalley, J. Difl'endorl'e1', R. DeVaul, L. Maneese, N. Shepard, G. Stouffer, AI. Kehl, HI. Glasser. Ron' Tzvo-B. Moffett, Manager, A. Halterman, R. Harris, G Meininger, j. Briggs, D. XVait, T. Herron, J. Kopp. Row Three-D. Baldwin, J. Myers, B. Sachs, P. Steffin, UI. Dolby, D. Hunter, B. Cayse. VARSITY BASEBALL Managers -I. Glasser, B. Moffett. Coach Bud Plank 79 -if First Bascmcn J. Myers, D. Smalley, R. DcVaul. i 'GW Third Basemcn-D. Baldwin, Catchers-R. Harris, A. Ilulterman, N. Shepard, B. Glasser, J. Kehl. J. Dolby '7 '!llli'Tl!j, Kia Isl!!! ll ',f:4 luuunils- E ' ll ll 4 s,,:f'.!f ii.:.-'Egg lgzg., 1' ...:..... N! gig, I y vu , ' Q riff, --i ,f' f n ! 'F,' fiillllr' iii: fini'- lfe3i!5'i3! luiesiiie--Fl S: : i-ffl' ...:::. ' . .i?3 ! - ' '-'23 -x:rF!' . LV X1 X Outfielders-B. Sachs, G. Meininger, Larry Maneese, B. Cayse. Second Basemen-T. Herron, D. Smalley, G Stoufer. Pitchers-J. Sachs, J. Kopp, J. Diffendorfer, D. Wait, J. Briggs. Tame The Tiger Day Outstanding among this year's rallies was the night rally held early in the football season. A parade formed of the band, Arrowettes, and a caravan of student filled cars proceeded from the High School to Redwood Stadium. There the students succeeded in raising school spirit from the grave with their resounding cheers. Other rallies featured mock cheerleaders by five senior boys and a Tame the Tigers Day when the fiftieth person greeting one of four predesignated people by saying Tame the Tigers won prizes. School Spirit rises. ., .r s '-F t X Our Lellermen VARSITY A CLUB President-Larry Miller Vice-President-Bob Edwards Secretary-Treasurer-Tom Long Adviser-Mr. Valentine Boys who have earned a var- sity in baseball, basketball, football, golf, track or cross- eountry are eligible to become members of the Varsity A Club. The purpose of this club is to promote school spirit at sports events and rallies. During the football season the club members sold programs at the home games to build up the athletic injury fund. ln its fifth year at A.H.S. the Varsity A Club met monthly with Coach Valentine to discuss programs related to various sports. .N 'X 1 Ron' Or1c'MJ. Kopp, Kehl, L. Hale, J. HCClLll13i1, R. Sovine, Mr. Valentine. limi' Tivo-C Spaid, G. Stoufer, C. Brewer, M. Pifer, D. Dauch. Rau' Om'-L. Plank, C. Green, B. Graska, J. Heckman, B. Donley, T. Long. Ron' Tu'oAD Dauch, J. Miller, M. Lindsey, R. DeVaul, D. O'Neill, L. Miller. 83 Rozz' Ollt'-il.. Shilling, l.. Myers, S. Reed R. Edwards, K. xY3llCl'J', F. Brubaker Row Two-G. Warner, Miller, li. l.lllI J. Diffendorfer, R. Long, D. Peterson. ., x. R+.. wa Leazcferflagzy, Coopemlzbn, and fporifmanfbga GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB 35' I . . we Y Ron' One-A. Gongwer, L. Leiter, B. Clark, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Kemp, I.. Myers. B. Lease. D. Deane, B. Wertz. Row Two-Mrs. Shirley XN'olff-, I.. Caldwell, Il. Spahr, I., McClain, Il. Moses. L. Schondel, M. Johnson, L. Treace, K. Funk, M. Leiter. Ron' Tltrrt'-R. Harter. S. Preston, L. Koons, C. McCarter, J. Rauth. S. Stahl, M. Hamilton, C. Hamilton. Girls Athletic Club is the organi- zation for all girls interested in gaining skill in sports. Besides increasing proficiency in sports, the club encourages leadership, co-operation, and good sportsman- ship through competition in girls' sports. Each member is required to earn at least 50 points toward the 500 points needed to earn an A award. Row One-S. Mowery, T. McKinley, P. 0'Neill, G. Conklin, C. Caldwell, C. Holmes, P. Doerrer M. Trocger. Row Two-J. Martin, C. McKean, S. Carmoney. C. Siglcr, M. Myers, B. Focklcr, P Scidner, K. Wisslcr, K. Wallery, J. Smetzer. Row Tlzrvt'--K. Geary, J. Bitldingcr, S. McCormick, S. Wolfe, J. Worst, S. Ogle, D. Hancock, J. McFadden, J. Fcndrick, I.. Painter. Ron' Om'-I.. Karth, N. Stone, J. Brown T. Fisher, I.. Schneider, S. Rudish, R llarttnan, I.. Hazen. Ron' 'l'z1'0-B Mtnnaw, S. Smith. B. Rader, M. Samsel B. Watts, C. Witmcr, E. Burns, M. Whit tington, C. Tucck. Row 'l'Im'f'-S. Stuart ll. Ilruhaker, P. Stahl, J. Anderson, C Roscnhluh, Jordan, 'I'. Kahl, K. Scott K. Moose, M. Sloan. 84 Row One-A. Fasig, D. Murray, N. Hiner, A. Rankin, I.. Heikel, S. Higgins, L. Gapster, H. Paxton. Row Two-J. Stuhdreher, D. Conklin, S. Hiner, B. Haskins, M. Cross, J. Wolfe, D. Sulinsky, K. Kaylor, B. Laughery. Row Three-C. Espenschied, N. Leiter, B. Carpenter, A. Staley, C. Smeltzer, P. Repp, J. Lersch, J. Kerr, J. Smith, K. Fulton. OFFICERS President-Judy Kemp Vice President--Janice Kirkpatr1ck Secretary-Barbara Lease Treasurer-Linda Myers Adviser-Mrs. Wolfe These points are accumulated throughout the year by participa- tion in tournaments of soccer, bas- ketball, bowling, softball, badmin- pw ton, ping pong, and shuffleboard. Inter-class tournaments are held in basketball and volleyball for which class teams are chosen. The annual Army-Navy All Star basketball game was held in Mc- Dowell Auditorium on February 25. Meetings are held by the club v every month. Mrs. Shirley Wolfe is the adviser. Row One-M. Kimmel, S. Potter, M. McConaghy, S. Humriehouser, J. Mittendorfer, F. Camp bell, Roberts. Row Two-L. Slocum, B. Shafer, S. Simpson, G. Tinker, T. Topping, K Mullenix, A. Myers, G. Swan. Row Three-C. Whitmore, C. Ream, B. Meininger, K. Troxel J. Fox, C, Gongwer, K. Heter. 85 Ron' One-S. Gault, J. Helwig, L. Black J. Goon, J. Goon, P. Hitchcock, J. Deever Row Two-S. Chandler, C. Rush, S. Ham mond, S. Shafer, P. Cutshaw, C. Fairbanks Row Three-B. Van Tilburg, A. Ivey, M Aten, S. Watkins, J. Firestone, B. Conway S. Thompson. ul. Kerr. ll, Murray, P. Repp. II. Kemp, B. Moses, Hiner. ll. Clark. M. Leiter. girls are members of G.A.C. who have earned an through participation in various sports, offi- ciating, and holding offices. These girls have worked lor three years to obtain their letter. To earn an A it is necessary to accumulate at least 500 points. Chevrons are awarded with each additional 200 points after has been awarded. Row Om'-D. Deane, J. Moore. Row Two-B. Clark, B. Wertz, l.. Leiter. A. Congwer, P. Repp. A GIRLS Guard her Jennie! GIRLS' SPORTS SR. ARMY Donna Deane shoots one. SR. NAVY Row One-D. Murray, T. Topping, N. Hiner, D. Deane. Row Two-M. Hamilton, Moore, B. Clark, S. Hiner, L. Leiter, L. Schneider, N. Leiter, Manager. Again this year the Senior Army defeated the Sen- ior Navy by a score of 32-30. The game was held February 25th in McDowell Auditorium. High scorers for Army were Nan Hiner, Donna Deane and Bev Clark while Navy's high were Ann Gongwer, Judy Kerr and Judy Roberts. The Junior Navy trounced Junior Army by a 34-14 win with Penny Shilling, and Karen Moose high scorers for Navy and Kris Rowbottom and Camilla Zehner for Army. Row One-P. Repp, J. Kerr, J. Kemp, K. Mullenix. Row Two- C. Gongwer, A. Gongwer, B. Moses, J. Roberts, J. Moose, G Tinker, A. Staley, Manager. Y' 'CJ Cl' I l I S1'IfllH'l' X fllllkl locl-gl:-r, ul. llurns, M. lN1cCZzn'ler, l,. C1 , . . . fver, ll. l.1lllgllCl'y, ll well, R, KJYIIVNJY, lx. XX lllclv ' ' 'z V. Doerrer. w A ushers are junior and senior girls chosen by the physical education teacher ezuzh year to usher and sell programs during the football games. The group was captainecl by Deenzi Sulinsky. Tzbkelf pfeme A USHERS S. Reeves, M. Leiter, K. Bone, B. C IW. johnson. D. Sulinsky. H6- 88 lfllfife here I0 back you, A.vfJl.41mz'.f XVe present to you Ashland High's marching band. Jeannette Mowry led the band in the capacity of majorette. These sixteen girls pleased the spec- tators by performing at football and basketball games. fav Q ,, ,fl ,Af ,f Mf Z fd!!! to K ,,- 'I , n.4l.1,.A xx .Q . A ' MARCHING BAND James E. Thomas Conductor A successful addition to Marching Band this year was the high stepping Sweet Sixteen. Ably instructed by Mrs. Cecelia Kopp, the girls presented routines during half time at the football games. Our only majorette this year was Jeannette Mowry who did a commendable job both in commanding the band and twirling. Due to bad weather and a flu epidemic, the band marched at only a few home games. However the shows were presented by band members from the stands when they were unable to march. Among the community functions the Band participated in were marching in the Halloween Parade and providing music for the Community Breakfast during Old Fashioned Days. Senior members of Band and Sweet Sixteen were presented with mums at the Homecoming game by the director of the band, james Thomas. 89 MMIZQ mum mufzb CONCERT BAND FLUTE CLARINET Carol Strauss Linnic Amos Marilyn Leed Carol Hooker Sherry Keifer Jcan Shilling Sue Mowry Greer Conklin Judy Loyd OBOE Gloria Tinker Linda Schneider Marilyn Deibler BASSOON Barbara Haskins Karen Wachtel Tim Workman Leland Carlson Janet Kaylor Mary Lou Samsel Judy Kerr Heather Shilling Dan Workman Janice Slabie Sandra Kirkpatrick Sally Warnes Janet Topper Nick Donges Ruth Hartman Janet Sloan Jeanette Mowry Barbara Carlson Holly Bell 90 Georgia Arnold Sara Finley Karen Withers Becky Brubaker ALTO CLARINET Myra Thompson Ann I-'asig BASS CLARINET Susie Hiller Joann Brown A LTO SAXOPHONE Jim Tipton Bob Ihrig Diane Conklin Annette Naylor TENOR SAXOPHONE John Emmons Carolyn Conley Mr. ames E. Thomas, Conductor BARITONE SAXOPHONE Gerald Warner CORNET Ted McDowell Neil Sanders Charles Bame jim Benshoff Paul Hess Howard Smith Raymond McQuate Mary Lou Gribben Bob Springer john Hurst Leland Rickel Sandra Wolcott FRENCH HORN Judy Lemons Peggy Tipton Marcia Bauer Sue Watson David Fribley Steve Williams Miriam Lash BARITONE Bill Swartz David Bogniard Sandra Wagner TROMBONE jim East Larry Daliere Jeff Kopp David 'Plank David Bender Tom Zercher 91 Phil Krill jane Scott BASS Bill Coon Bill Sloan Larry Bell Andy Zimmerman Roger Daugherty PERCUSSION Bradley Weidcnhamer Bill Rochelle Verda Miller Ronnie Gilbert joan Rauth Camilla Zehner Steve Morris Rick Swartz Parka! harmony ORCHESTRA V IOLIN Ann Linclower janet Firestone Eugene Lightner Joyce llritenhucher Joanne Musingill Carole lfzlirlizulks Sharon llc-rksliirc Diane Conklin Mary Kay Kimmel -lennie Mori' Karen lleler Sherril Potter janet Oberholtzer Gary Smalley Peggy Worst Linda Koon Penny Singleton Nancy Boyer VIOLA Norma Smith Kay Funk Judy Jordan 92 CELLO Betsy llilan Shirley Kohler Carol Hooker BASS Louise Wachtel Larry Lightner Phil Sheets CLARINET Tim VVorkman janet Kaylor Mr. Iames E. Thomas, Conductor FLUTE Carol Strauss Linnie Amos OBOE Gloria Tinker Linda Schneider BASSOUN Barbara Haskins Karen YVacl1Lel BASS CLARINET Susie Hincr FRENCH HORN Judy Lemons Peg Tipton Marcia Bauer David Fribley Steve Y'Vi1liams Sue XVatson TRUMPET Ted McDowell Charles Bame T ROMBONE 93 jim East Jeff Kopp David Bender TUBA Bill Coon PERCUSSION lirzrclley Weiclenliamex Bill Rochelle Vercla Miller Ronnie Gilbert joan Rauth 5 Pmzke Z0 Ikea we ife .flhcgflllflg A CAPPELLA CHOIR i v l L 5 g i 3 2 1 5 Q t l Q iw Q 1 Q 'f x 5 5 'l 5 R I 5 ff I 5 Z-:-i--. Dr. Louis E. Pete, Conductor L Fi tt L tw its i t E E it R ii l' Him' Um'-il. lung, IS. Lung, IS, litllly. C-, Swain, R. llzirler. CI. Stnilh. li. lutigliery, ll. Cittller, Rl. Roberts. K. Kaiilor, K.. Owens, Lerwmh, D. Nltlrrzry. D. Paliner, D. Maixheiiner. Him' 'I'11'n-Cl. xYl1illllCl'. .X, Linilower, S. Preston. N, Smith, A.CLraefli11. I,. Treacte, B. Shaffer, L. .-Xtnos, D. Gorgzis, Nl. Leetl, QI. Martin, M. Hlllll. l'nitenbnilier, R. Slllll, lx. l'itltun. Nl. lizrrnew, l.. Harris. Ram' 'I'l1r'f'1'-j. l lllllQllUll5Cl', Stnith. I.. lYilson. l.. llzilieie. l'. Green, ll. Lreen, ll. Witiner, -1. Kopp, CZ. Bznne, 'I'. Smith, j. Cloleinzin. ll. Stotifer, li. Swartz. 'IK Kl'llllllilW. 5. l illgCl'2lltl. N, lliner, QI. Lemons. A, Rivzircl. Run' Ifmzr-AI. Drake, Y. Sinarlley, IS, Keilling, ll. Stottler, IS. Kirnskzi, I.. l'lrey, l.. Miller. B. Ames, U. Klepser, R. Long, L. Rickie. ll. Riikle, M. lfzisig. NI, Hannnonil. li. Weitlenlianner, CI, RL'2lSCl'. Aj. Salller. A Clzippellzi Choir, clirertecl by Dr. Louis Pele,,is rontposeil ol' students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. ln Mzirfli this yez1r's musical, Annie Get Your Gun, wats presented by the choir and orfliestrzi. Outstanding twilight concerts given by the choir were the Christinzis lDCl'l-0l'lll2llN'C on lleceinber 15, :ind the lizister concert on Nlzircli 235. The choir brightened assemblies with their appear- zinfe at Tliunksgiving, cllll'iSll1lZlS, :incl liztster and they pzirticipzttecl in the Senior Farewell Assembly, Baccal- laureate, and Cotninenceinent. Simmons .5 u.' Q Q F ess-MEN Q' vu M t 69 'D v v. I I 0 5 I H Q p lu - JUNEOQ -Q N59 fe. P S 5091-IONORES .launvs lJiI'I'i'mlm'i'ci' l l'l'4ll'l'll'li lililllJkllA'l' Jllclilli Kvrr Bcity Moses Cziml Slltlllxs l'r4'xirIr'nl Vin' l'n'.xi1Irl:l Sr'f'r1'l1rrv 7lVl'IlAllI'l'l' lluirlr' Ifziilm' 4 4 ,x'V1 Rllllblil lispvllscliiuil Swzim' Arl1'i.xnr Alex Nagy Guiflr' 14Il7ViXUl' john 'l'illm1 Sfllffll' Arlrfisor Allillll' lim-mln-1' Kay lfullon R0hQr1A,J0l1ns0n jcainic Smith 'llminas Shilling lfuximhxx ,llumzgwr lilllgllllll Clllliflllllil Sorial ClIlli7'lllIl7I lfI'IH'1'.W'7l1!lli1'f' al Largo Ifl'IH'f'.X!'lIfIlii'l'l' ul Largr 96 K 'QB' x it' all john Alcock lvllllillll Ater Holly Bell Linnic Amos Philip Alnsbaugh Keith Amstutz George Beck Thelma Barr es Bame iv' 3' Andy Apperson Joyce Bally Roller! llL'l'lM'll Quang inf: Peter Bilan Kay Bone Nylia Bowman Rodney Boyd A101111 Boyer 97 3. ii Cl 'Q 7 1 Blu Chnlu lhmggs 0 an lhltumhlulul Ri4'lu:n'cl llfilllll nnvs lhuwnsnn lalrrifial llanlliclcl 105 Dunallcl Burns Sylvia Bush 'XA fha- Nf A Slllllfl lhcrs UO ,AW Miflmcl Brown Sllirlcy lhlllmkcl' john KZZIIT E? gawk, 04' ...,' -4-'luv XM, ' -war- xesj X a NXC K L 3 X ,V I?- llvwnlcr- lllzn-L Sznulm Kink- Jack Coleman Mary Cooncr Ronald Cntlip 98 QM .Q QS vi f ,pink , fm ...JN ,N ff' f iw fgm. g t g . .ad lz f t 2 'ix if 'ww R K james IUZIIIDCIISPC Phillip lk-Vziixl Rolmcrl Dullois dis. K? . - W 'Y C la 19,5 if 'Q' 'F'--...,,,a , S., . David Dauch Steven Davis Donna Deane 'NSU' Donald Dousflicrtv John Dorman Robert Donlcy is-:af Lucy Dc-I,con1mlis Dale Dolmcr Cllyclc Dull A 31' is Q' sv N Xvlllllllll Fast Robert Eclwards Donna Emmcns Carol Emmingcr Lyllllll l'lSlllCll1Zlll 99 Dx :mu vs it Q x - :jf,1g.,q -A N. -xx .W-L A -J' 4 '-ti' . ww, I un 'filly' -1 - fQt7IlQ:h'l'I' IZIIIIUS I l'0c'lon Conrad Uvss Donzlld Gcss .Wai . K I ii I Y Rmmlml Goss -Icrry iiomlsml f Il ll Irs I-wvll XYilli:un Coon 'G' i Sd? Xrlcllc Cirncflin Rohm-rl Clrusku -ul G' -Io.-Kun Grimvs .J YTTZV B' 1 I ll llugzm F11-ml llilllllllll Judith Hamilton Mnrllm Hamilton Lillllil llzlrris l 00 Wayne Hathaway Edna Hilliker .Ioan Hurd James Heckman Carol Helwig Frank Hetslcr Mini A L. Judy Howman Elwood Holland iii' Sheila I--Iiqhman Nancy Hiner Marcia johnson Daw ld Hudak ls ir- HQ! ...I if 'lf 1 ' Qiwix W5 H Robert P, Johnson Richard jordan David Kahl Gene Kane Kenneth Karth 101 lmvirl K:iuffmain David Kellogg Ivrry Koons rw 'B Llizirlom- Kzwlor Thomas KCCIICT William lxcifling 'Q '?n. in Harlon Kinney Janice Kirpatrick 'Si . lt- judith Kelly Judith Kemp Phillip Krill -'ZS' Walter Kohn if K...-9 aun- gags f wav W 'uv Sharon Lash Nancy Lavengood Barbara Lease Robert LCC Harold Lcfcvgr 102 Q-'V 1114 if Vonnc Leiter Pdtrlcla Leppen Judith Lersch eq-uf' I-l0n1QpI,CilCl' Ann Linclowcr Mike Limlsay Paula Lismn W,...l:'-W L., ii .. in M' Robert Littcn I:-,I . .. .. ' X 1 Ronald Long , , ' in ' Thomas Long Y VF Rcgie Lloyd Richard Long eff , X Q 4--.Mk M Wim-+ 9' New -,,,,., Hill' janet Longdcn James Loveland Edwin Lutz William Manion Donald Markley 103 L., wi X ll! Y K M . -,454 'QW YS fx. Ccrzllclinc Martin Limlzl Mcfllain K1lI'l'll Millcr Nfl! lf Ida Masingill Mae Mason Donna Maxheimer Marjorie Meyer '55 'si' Louise McCarty Marilyn McFadden Larry Miller james Miller Q-'xr jon Mlllcr Ass Ya' 4 - ,N XJ.. X ,gill fl Q45 , l.zu'ry Miller Nanny Miller Phillip Miller Sandra Millcr Sonja Miller 104 arf'- Alice Morehead Larry Myers Mary Newmeyel A lm 1101 Nr-if gp... e 4?-'-f Tholnas Mon Marshall Mowery Hubert Mumaw Gary Nelson 2 AIU li 'Bl'-P Janice Nell janet Nell Ruth Murray Linda Myers john Nicodemus HG' 'RSS' William Norris Larry Oberholtzer Elizabeth Palmer Terry Pearce Franklin Peters 105 uv 19 '--. R1th1rtl Peterson mltl l'us Tw Larry Plank Merle Plank Magda Poutakoglou 'Q li W ,kv FS? TS' Q I-5 Elm PI'lglll0I'C llilllil Pustex VVziltcr Rchcr Arlycc Pylcs r' 'K E. Stanley Recd i f-4' I Q N- Frcdcrirk Rafeld Alf' -utfj 'ls-K Amanda Rankin vin i A 'Cf' Gr, Cllztru Rt-t-vc Patricia Rupp Sally Rcucr Arthur Richter Anne Rivard ,..-ai uf? Roger Robertson Douglas Schwever Lee Simpson -ws-9 tm ive Gene Rowland Judy Rush Jerry Sehoenian Ronald Shoup wmxanlvl' Qs:-rg' Harry Shafer 4- X ' 1 Eleanor Schoonover Barbara Shafer Ronald Smalley lk xx...,y Carol Sheller , jtwtimwi i A, N ' S 4 Xi-wj 5 : wr' I1 X A n 'x 1 1' 'Y' ,Zi-. X '-ui Vinnie Smalley Janice Smetzer Judith Smith Terry Smith William Smith 107 AL Q' Klnrnl Sntncrluclc Carat Strccl Mary Swank 47' Q-yi 'suv' Evcrctt Stone Ronald Stone Harglql Slglllcry jr, 'Ni james Strong Rosona Sturgis wb-I Dccna Snlinsky if-'Q ..4.v Q? N, William Stoufer Elizabeth Strickling Ellen Taylor X 'IA 'Ti' QQ Peggy Tipton janet 'l'0ppCr Linda Treacc Paula Tucker Carol VanOvcr 108 Richard M'illiams Robert XVisc James Witmcr Sandra. VV0lc0tt Tim Workman 109 .MEMORIAM - if f ,,1 'Q- i RONALD LEON SMITH BORN - JUNE 22, 1938 DIED - JANUARY 10, 1957 110 'U' Mary C THE ENCHAN TED GARDEN jr.-Sr. Prom F Q Let me out! O . X if V? 51 if at X is s Q The floral clock Shrubs, bushes and what not l l l v 'fs The wishing well Upholding the tradition that juniors entertain seniors at the annual prom, we presented The En- chanted Garden on April 26, 1957. Many long hours of work were put into this presentation and the Week preceding the big night found us paint splattered but enthusiastically decorat- ing in the gym. The Enchanted Garden featured trees with multi- colored blooms, a rock terrace, and a bubbling water fountain. The garden was surrounded by a stone Wall. Co-chairmen ol the prom were Carol Ann Strauss and Charles Green. Special thanks is due to Mr. Larry Conrad who directed the prom preparation. 1-my gk-N , Q KX . .Ulm ol L V' x J I . Lam Nlilllllk' Rush M- lfulilc Task H2 .fdvl L.. A Queen .hmm Senior Mums fi JW . . Q.:x. : .. sw K, .. . .,.,,. i 'Q H Lct's Eat Morning Devotions Up On the House Top Class Rings Vai vi 1 gm C THE SENIGR CLASS OP ASH LAN D H16 H SCHO0 L PrcSr.N1-S... THE LATE CHWSTOPHER BEAN S Warren asks permission to paint a portrait of Ada and Susan. The Late Christopher Bean , written by Sidney Howard, was presented by the senior class on Novem- CAST ber 14. Abby Ann Lindower .Dr. Hagett, a small town doctor, IS surprised to Ada Dana Murray End that. a number of paintings done by Chris Bean efore his death and left in the Hagget home are Dr Haggeff B ob Graska suddenly worth a fortune. Susan Kay Fulton Abby, the housemaid, has possession of most of the Warren TOIII Long paintings and not knowing their value gives them Tallent Andy Appcrson to the Haggets in the belief that they will remain in Rcsen Charles Green their home to remind them of her. Davenport Jack Coleman With the arrival of several prospective buyers of M H S St r is the paintings, Abby learns the true value of the rs' aggctt ue u g paintings and in a surprising scene, proves that she is Mrs. Christopher Bean and rightful owner of the paintings. However, she does not sell the paintings but keeps them as a lasting reminder of her husband. The play was directed by Mr. Kay Dickerson. Tallcnt buys thc picture. Abby refuses to sell her portrait. ,fi-N9 X , . .L 'PQ- INN qc -E: l 1 M .i tlsml- ti- Row One-B. Graska, D. Kahl, C. Green, B. johnson, Plank, J. Diffendorfer, J. Miller, F. Peters, J. WNitmer. Byers, P. Krill, R. Lloyd, S. Webster, T. Long. Advised by Richard YVolfe, Sen- ior Hi-Y is the Y organization for senior boys. Meetings are held bi-weekly at the Y.M.C.A. The club presented a pageant entitled Then and Now at the Thanksgiving Assembly. Interesting programs included a Race relations program with a Negro minister, a discussion on the use of alcohol with a member of Alcoholics Anonymous and a program with a local world tra- veler. The annual Hi-Y formal was given on December seventh. M. ,..... Y, - ,am i .WW 2 -. l... - ' f iifsig-,. '1 X fm V, , xr ' r.... . fx L. Simpson, L. Miller. Row Two-R. Row Three-D. Weaver, L. Myers, S. Clean Lzbfmg SENIOR-HI-Y OFFICERS President-Charles Green Vice President-David Kahl Secretary-Larry Miller Treasurer-Robert P. johnson Adviser-Mr. Wolfe Row One-F. Brubaker, B. Donley, R. Robertson, B. Edwards, B. johnson, A. Apperson, T. Shilling. Row Two-E. Lutz, C. Bame, M. Lindsey, T. Smith, R. DeVaul, T. Workman, B. Ater. Row Three-D. Williams, H. Stottler, L. Plank, R. Long, S. Reed, B. Goon. ll5 Hi-Y Formal, Steps to Heaven . n Create Row One-B. Wertz, C. Strauss, J. Hurd, S. Lash, G. Martin, D. Gongwer, L. DeLeonardis. Rom Two-Al. Boyer, D. Palmer, P. Tipton, M. johnson, L. Treace, j. Topper, B. Shafer, Mrs. Samsel. Ron' Tlzrn'-M. Leiter, -I. Lersch, S. Cole. j. Massingil, A. Lindower, L. Harris, A. Rivard. Couples danced to music provided by Tim Workman's Band for the annual Tri-Hi-Y Formal at the Family Y. Row Om'-M. McFadden, N. Hincr, D. Murray, D. Sulinsky, li. Lease, ll. Moses, D. Deane. Row Two-j. Bally, A. More- head, D. Emmons, j. Kirkpatrick, K. Miller, -I. Kemp. Ron' Three-B. Clark, L. McClain, P. Repp, 1-1. Prigmore, J. Grimes, j. Puster, V. Smalley. f -1... g , Senior Tri-Hi-Y opened the club this year with a picnic attended by all three Tri-Hi-Y chapters. Mr. Veal spoke to the groups on the history of the Y.M.C.A. On October seventh formal induction of new members was held. Religion was a subject of high interest and a meeting held on this topic includ- ed Reverend Young, who spoke to the Senior chapter on segregation and love of our fellow man, and a discussion with Mazhtazh, Extend TRI-HI-Y Senior Chapter Q5 . r s .Q S i L Hui -' Q., l Sl OFFICERS President-Sharon Lash Vice-President-Geraldine Martin Secretary-Dianne Gongwer Treasurer--Joan Hurd Advisers-Mrs. Samsel Mrs. Martin Row One-N. Bowman, M. Mason, A. Rankin, S. Sturgis, K. Bone, L. Myers, M. Swank. Row Two-I. Howman, -I. Smith, M. Poutakoglou, L. Eshleman, H. Bell, D. Maxheimcr, C. Kaylor. Row Three-S. Reeve, K. Fulton, j. Britenbucher, L. Amos, J. Smith, S. Highman, M. Hamilton, S. Wolcott. Father Schneider at St. Edward's Roman Catholic Church concerning the Catho- lic faith. A panel on Home Relations was also held. Among other activities were a Christmas party, a pot luck, and a swimming party. Senior Tri-Hi-Y joined the Junior and Sophomore chapters in presenting the annual Tri-Hi-Y formal. Q Advisors of this group are Mrs. Laura- belle Samsel and Mrs. Stuart Martin. Club members provided and served refresh- ments for the formalg chaperones were club advisers. Row One-S. Lash, B. WVertz, G. Martin, Kemp, L. Myers, Mr. McDowell, adviser. Ron' Two-M. Hamilton, Boyer, D. Maxheimcr, A. Rivard. Row Three-K. Miller, J. Kirk- patrick, D. Deane, Betty Moses. 117 J spx X l. Keith Anistuti Pat Brewer Sandra Cole Amxlulz Ilnlrllrry S. S. Kresge CO. IV. T. flmn! Co. May I help you? DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Mary jane Cooner jerry Goodson 'l'l1r' Fmllimz VV. T. Grail! C0. A co-operative course for seniors, Dis- l me 1 tribulive Education combines classroom study in Retailing and Salesnlanship with afternoon and Saturday work in an Ashland business establishment. Students are chosen for the course on the basis of interest, aptitude, mathe- matical ability, recommendations of for- mer employers, and teachers. l-'rank lletsler 'I'l11' lvlfuy leivfflry Co. Y M. ' C 5 . m ' w E . Edna llilliker Judy Howrnan Horner Leiter I . HI lVm1l1vm'lh Cn. I . W. Woolzuorilz Co. Town Plmrnmry ll8 Ronald Long Janice Nell Janet Nell A tl' P Tea CU. Isaly's VV. T. Cmnt Co. OFFICERS President-Lee Simpson Vice President-Robert Wise Secretary-janet Nell Treasurer-Elizabeth Strickling Adviser-Mr. Dallas Eleanor Sehoonover Carol Sheller 1. C. Penrivy Co. F. W. Woolzuorth Co Included in the highlights of the year . are the annual trip to the Federal Re- serve Bank in Cleveland and the bosses' banquet given for the employers in the spring. Adviser and instructor of the group is VV. G. Dallas. Carol Somerlade S. S. Krvxgc' Co. Elizabeth Strickling Lee Simpson Robert Wise W. T. G'lYl7lt CO. Suittofs Gulf Station Tlzornburg Orchard ll9 l 2 ig hex. sr 5, 3 ..k m I I 5 Q ?fa0'W wh S, Sturgis, R. Lloyd l.. Fitzgerald, B. Bertsch L. Watson, P. Canfield, l'111'u111Inyr'1l Ifaullless Rubber A. IVest, G. Martin .S'amz1ritan Hospital Learn, Mrk Earn YO DIVERSIFIED CO-OPERATIVE TRAINING M. johnson Ihr. McCucr OFFICERS President - jim Heckman Vice-President - jim Miller Secretary - Sue Sturgis Treasurer - Geraldine Martin Reporter - Susie Street Sergeant-at-Arms - john Carr Adviser - Mr. Bingham R. DuBois liarllw' I'rinter.x 0 1' ' fr X f N N A Q. 1 . D. Burns H. Lafevcr P. Miller .Vrzlirmal Latex I.afcvcr Construction 1 f.YlIl'I .Y mul Som l20 ng A 'i i l?w' KI. Srhoenian, J. Carr IB. Freelon, H. Shafer 1- Miller .f1.sl11amI Timvs Gazette State Highway Garage Slate Highway Dejnartment .ilu its 'N-W.. .... Q :ISFVI 1 ' Ihese students have class sessions as well as on the job training. Street Dr. Kinslle A two hour course worth three credits, Diversified Cooperative Training is responsible for training students in a skilled trade. In- formation gained in this class greatly helps students in their voca- tions following graduution from high school. D. C. T. members also belong to the State Vocational Industrial Club. Statewide contests in parliamentary procedure, job application, and extemporaneous and prepared speaking are also participated in by the local chapter. Providing opportunities for the development of leadership and promoting high standards of workmanship and scholarship are the main purposes of this organization. Robert Bingham is adviser and teacher of the group. R. Young Hess and Clark IQ j. Heckman H. Kinney lf. Ilalgnna Edsel Illotors Sponslers Market Iiurliv Radio and T.l'. l2l 559,35 ZROSSIIIG px Row Ona-li. Lutz, C. Strauss, G. Beecher, Mr. Nagy, Ron' Treo-L. DeLeonardis, P. Krill, T. Smith, ll. Yvertz. Finance Committee- Lynda Eshleman Linda Harris Tom Long Fred Rafeld Pat Repp Deena Sulinsky Secretary-Linda Myers The Guide Stall is composed of sen- iors chosen during their junior year by the stall' advisor and the junior council. The Stall' met every day in room 2l2 during the seventh period. Directing the work this year was Carol Ann Strauss, liditor-in'Chiel. Supervising business and linance was Business Man- ager, Gene lieecherg and Ed Lutz served as Associate Editor. liach member ol' the staff, however is equally important in completing the yearbook. . No credits are received for Guide work. However, the students learn a great deal about group co-operation and receive much personal satisfaction in this work. Ably advising the group this year was the new adviser Alex Nagy. lion' Om'-l.. Iishelman, ll. Sulinsky. P. Repp, l.. Harris, I.. Myers. Row Tivo-T. Long, R. Smalley, lf. Rafeld, D. Dough- erty. i annum l Row son , I -innllq GUIDE STAFF Editor-in-Chief-Carol Ann Strauss Business Manager-Gene Beecher Associate Editor-Edwin Lutz Activities Editors-Rebecca Wertz , Terry Smith Adviser-Mr. Alex J. Nagy Senior Editors-Linnie Amos William Stoufer Upperclassmen Editors- Lucy De Leonardis Phillip Krill Faculty Editor-janet Topper Sports Editor-Andy Apperson Sports Writer-Dick Williams Girls Sports Editor-Beverlee Clark Art Editor-Judy Smith Literary Editor-Linda McClain Photographers-Charles Bame Ronald Smalley Don Doughterty a One--I. Smith, L. McClain, B. Clark, J. Topper. Roni Tzm-L. Amos, A. .Xppcr C. Bame, B. Stoufer, D. Xvilliatns. 122 , neun: cnosstt 51 :Rosanna EVQVICE . my . W -, ' gt CGdE.T5 I XM ' T 'L fu I X fi M , ff MH-5-Z, WV Q Q limi' Um'-ll. Mumaw, l.. lishlenian, 'l'. Smith, D. Nlnrray, ll. Deever, M. Sloan, Mr. Binghznn. limi' 'I'n'o-VI. Stuhltlreher, K. Sliinaharker, ll. Baldwin, I.. Plank, J. Glasser. -I. Mittendorf, Kirkpatrick. C. Congwer. lion' 'I'ln'er'-IJ. Clark, Scott, M. Strine, 'l'. Hazen, 'l'. Koehl, S. Leiter. . 'Ng flonnril members take turns selling Pop Corn at all home football and basket- hall games. Student Council, composed of repre- sentatives from eaeh homeroom, repre- sents the student body and sponsors many worthwhile projects. Among these are the sponsoring of a Korean ehild through the foster parents plan, the anti-vandalism drive, and a world- clothing drive. The student handbooks were also paid for by the Student Coun- eil. The Council decorated floats for the night football rally and the Halloween parade. Popcorn was sold by members at all home football and basketball games Cllnb Coed Board Members are elected from Council. Sealer! are li. Baldwin M. Sloan, Kirkpatrick, S. l.eiter, Se- cretary: 'l'. Smith, President: ll. Deever, Vice-l'resident: Il. Stott, D. Clark. Sland- ing are Advisers Mr. Stoufer and Mr. Veal. l2-l Government by the Student! STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President-Dana Murray Vice-President-Terry Smith Secretary--Lynda Eshleman . f if Treasurer-Dan Deever i K Adviser-Mr. Bingham Row One-H. Paxton, D. Mullet, L. Heichel, -I. Rice, T. Fisher, W. Powell, B. Shafer, E. Collins. Row Tzvo-E. Curtis, J. Boyer, B. Spar, J. Topper, J. Kissel, M. Hout, M. Le-iter, B. Adams. Row Three-M. Thompson, D. Palmer, M. Lash, B. Brubaker, G. Martin, M. XVickline, A. Marshall Several dances were presented by the Council again this year. The Rhythm Rendezvous dance was held in October, the Sadie Hawkins dance was in N0- vember, and the annual Christmas dance was held December 21. The Ashland Council attended an area council conference in Mansfield on January 25 and representatives were sent to the state convention in the spring. Robert Bingham is adviser of this group. Carol Rosenbluh accepts door prize at Rhythm Rendezvous Dance from Presi- dent Dana Murray. mv-vs ' Students enjoy annual Christmas Dance. l25 Know the Irulla and the truth shall maize you free PAN ORAMA STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Co-Feature Editor Sports Editor Business Manager Circulation Mana Reports Photographer Adviser Printing Adviser ger Sallie lflllgfflllll, Bill Lasiter, Larry Fisher, Arlette Graeflin, john Alcock, Linda Arnold Pat Seidner, Mrs. Plank, Brenda lfocklcr, Sue Ogle, and Linda '1'reace. Arlette Graellin Larry Fisher Sue Ogle Linda Treace john Alcock Sallie Fitzgerald Linda Arnold Pat Seidner Brenda Fockler Bill Lasiter Mrs. Betty Plank Ward Pfeiffer 4.1 26 Panorama Staff, advised by Mrs. Betty Plank, is composed of second year jour- nalism students who are appointed by the adviser. The purpose ol this group is to promote school spirit by keeping students well informed concerning school activities and to better acquaint the student body, faculty, and outside readers with Ashland High School. The Christmas and Senior Farewell Edition are the highlights of the year's issues, each having several more pages than is usual. The first year students participate in the publication by selling the Panorama during the fourth and fifth periods. 4 lt Judy Lemons, joan Rlllllll. Ann lxq and Tim lVOl'lilllilll. first year jOLlllll1blll students, sell Panoramas. An Amerzmn Herzkuge Volmg ELECTION BOARD Presiding judge-Janet Topper Chief Clerk-Alice Myers Treasurer-Ted McDowell Adviser-Mr. Frank Baczuk Board Members: Nancy Hiner Dana Murray Carol Hooker Betsy Bilan Gary Smalley James Hunter Jennie Moore Sharon Berkshire Danny Workman Roger Post janet Kaylor Barbara Haskins -1 1 .'f, gk! if ,g F , Zyl - if Q Row One-Sharon Berkshire, Nancy Hiner, Alice Myers, janet Topper, Ted Mc Dowcll Dani Murray, Roger Post. Row Two-Mr. Baczuk, Jennie Moore, Gary Smalley, Danny Workman jim Hunter, Carol Hooker, janet Kaylor, Betsy Bilan. The Election Board, advised by Frank Baczuk, organizes and supervises the annual school elections. Ashland High School's elections are patterned after the national, state, and municipal elections. Each candidate must circulate a petition and file it at Election Headquarters be- fore his name can be placed on the ballot for the primary election which is held in February. Students elect their class officers for the coming year at the final election in March. All printing for the elections is done by the school print shop. Board Members check petitions for Election -ng. UQ.: 'nyc' ,- C3 I,IIIR XRY .S I .XII KI. Ihuns RI. Iiurns Ii. xIl'Ikl1.'I' I.. I-'ixhcl' 5. XXX-Imstcx' .Xlcmk If. NIHIIII S. Klalxgmaugll NI. S1 IIUUIIUX cl' I,. I-inlvy II. XIvcIw vw- S IHC, li CRICXY 1 ug' 1 V 7 sv - 5 Il. O'XciII . Cimlflm X111 NILIJHIWII IlIIIINOIII Qm:mI NNN .XSSIYIKY IN 'I. C,c1'c-11 I, Nell Ii. Wcnlz Smallvv SCHOOL SLIIOUI, SIORI1 Ri1Lpg1t1'icIg XI, IILIIIIIIIUII 128 'W-TZ' SERVICE lx .X T Shilling' 'I . Long I' Krill I4 1.1111 R. Illlgllll I- nl'lllJ1lRC!' NI1. l5iL'RCl'SUl1 B Clark D Cimlgwul' KI I.c1'sc'h K Ifllllllll Smith Vx HX, 0l'liR.X'I'ORS . ,Xppcrwn NIUYIIC OPER.Yl'ORS S. limmcl' D. Nlnrtin IJ. Szlckclt R. Xlrlllurc R. NILIXIILITKI li. CQICIIII J. Brown N, Nichols R. Suche D, Roberson R. .I2lCllCllllCiIl1C'I' R. Parks -Is. 31 YISVXI. AIDS ASSISIKNI' Kay Bouc sv K1l'Ill.XNKI1i lllil' KI. Lcrsch I-I Raafchl Nh: Must B. Grziskzl li, Hows Ci, SKYLILISS D. fQOllgXYCl' .XR'1LNIl-'Nl nv Our- M. l.eiler. li. Lease, lf. Campbell, -I. Moose, N. Leiter. Ron' Tivo-ll. Moses, A. I ongwer, D. lk-zulu-. Nl. Cross, Kirkpatrick, Kemp. The lenders ,uid Mrs. Bowersox in directing the :activities of the physical education classes. These junior and senior girls ure chosen by tryouts held the previous spring. The cadets are junior and senior boys chosen by Mr. Plank. They assist hini in his physical education classes. is K E 5 CADETS A . X YQ Ron' Om'-K. Finley, D. Funk, R. Crenshaw, T. Gardner, B. Wise, lion' Tzun-ll. Edwards. D. 0'Neill, J. Alcock, R. DeVaul, B. johnson, Mr. Plank, adviser. lflfl Bebmc! the Scene! MAINTENANCE f YS- vw 0, .- ar-'P ,rv . 1 CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Eppler, Mrs. Krcider, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Markel, Mrs. Shriner, Mrs. Aten, Mrs. YVenrick, Mrs. Pifer. Mr. Lowe, Head Cuslodiang Mr. Miller, Engineer. BUS DRIVERS-Mr. Cooper, Mr. Harp, Mr. Saegers, Mr. Dun- ham, Mr. Slabach, Mr. Wells, Mr. Martin. for M , mf . 1 f Q' so if R I - . L y ' Qi 'Nl johnson. af 131 I CUSTODIANS-Mr. WVilliams, Mr. Somer- lade, Mrs. Grindle, Mrs. YVierbiki, Mrs. f' 44 ,gs Q 5 r. E X 1' 'X SENIOR ACTIVITIES JOHN DONALD ALCOCK-Basketball 1,33 Football 23 Panorama 43 School News 33 Cadet 3,43 College Club 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3. LINNIE LOU AMOS-Student Council 1,23 Guide 4: Jr. Choir 13 Sr. Band 2,3,43 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 33 Spanish Club l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 P.A. Operator 43 Perfect Attendance 3. PHILIP DEAN AMSBAUGH-School News 43 Monitor 3,43 Perfect Attendance 3. KEITH ALLEN AMSTUTZ-D.E. 4. ANDY DALE APPERSON-J.V. Track 23 Res. Track 33 J.V. Cross Country 23 Guide 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 3,43 Thespians 3,43 College Club 3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Sr. Play 4. WILLIAM CLEMENT ATER-Scholarship Team 2,33 Golf 3,43 College Club 3,43 Sr. Hi-Y 3,43 Spanish Club 13 Honor Roll 2,3. JOYCE ANN BALLY-Arrowettes 23 Monitor 2.3: F.H.A. 2: G.A.C. 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2. CHARLES OLIVER BAME-Scholarship Team 13 Election Board I,2,3,43 Guide 43 Jr. Choir 23 Orchestra 43 Sr. Band l,2,3,43 Sr. Choir 3,43 Art Club 2.3.4, Pres. 33 College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Koda Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4. THELMA JANE BARR-Jr. Choir 1.2: F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Sec. 3. GEORGE HAROLD BECK-Monitor 4. ARTHUR GENE BEECHER-Sr. Class Council 43 J.V. Baseball 1,23 J.V. Track 3: Guide 43 College Club 43 Sr. Hi-Y 4. HOLLY BELL-Sr. Band 3,43 Art Club 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4: G.A.C. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBERT BLAIN BERTSCH-V. Football l,2,3: D.C.T. 4: Varsity A 2.3. PET ER LEA BILAN-Art Club I,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3,43 College Club 4. KAY FRANCES BONE-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Arrowettes 23 Monitor 2,33 A Usher 4: I-'.H.A. I: I .'l'.A. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. 1.2. JOAN ELLEN BOYER-Student Council 3,43 Arrowettes 33 Future Teachers 3.4, V. Pres. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, V. Pres. 3: G.A.C. 2,33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers 43 Honor Roll 2: Perfect Attendance 2.3. RICHARD EUGENE BRAUN-F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA MAE BREWER-Library Service 1.2, Treas. 23 D.E. 43 F.H.A. 2. CHARLES ROBERT BRIGGS-Perfect Attendance 2. JOYCE EI.AINE BRITENBUCHER-Thespian Play 33 Sr. Orches- tra l,2,3,-43 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 College Club 33 G.A.C. 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance I,2,3. MICHAEL LEE BROWN-Football l. JAMES GARI-'IELD BROWNSON-J.V. Baseball 1.2: J.V. Football 13 Monitor 13 Spanish Club 13 Perfect Attendance 23 Table Tennis Champion 3. FREDERICK MARTIN BRUBAKER-Sr. Class Council 4, V. Pres. 43 Freshman Basketball I3 J.V. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball 3,41 J.V. Golf I3 Varsity Golf 2,3,43 College Club 3,43 Hi-Y l,2,3.4, Pres. 23 Varsity A 2,3,43 Boy State 4. SHIRLEY BRUBAKER DONALD DWIGHT BURNS-D.C.T. 4. SYLVIA LUCILLE BUSH-Library Service 1.3, Treas. I3 College Club 4. STUART I.EE BYERS-Manager l,2: Panorama 2.3: College Club 4: Hi-Y 2,3,43 Koda Club I3 Spanish Club I3 Perfect Attendance 3. PATRICIA LOU CANFIELD-All Star Volleyball 2: Leaders 33 Monitor 33 D.C.T. 43 G.A.C. l,2,33 Honor Roll 2. MARY TANYANN CARMAN JOHN FLOYD CARR-D.C.T. 4. BEVERLEE JOYCE CLARK-G.A.C. Letter 3: G.A.C. Manager 3.4: J.V. All Stars 1,23 Varsity All Stars 33 Arrowettes 2,33 Guide 43 Leaders 33 A Ushers 43 College Club 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I, Pres. I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SANDRA I.EE COLE-Orchestra I3 D.E. 43 F.H.A. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2,3. JACK CHARLES COLEMAN-J.V. Baseball l: J.V. Football I,2, Manager I3 Jr. Class Play 33 One Act Play 33 Thespian Play 23 Sr. Class Play 4: Jr. Choir I3 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 Monitor 23 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Koda Club I,2, Sec. 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Thespians 3.4. l MARY JANE COONER-Thespian Play 3: Jr. Choir I3 Sr. Choir 2.3.43 Sr. Bantl 1.2.3.3 D.E. 43 Latin Club I3 Perfect Attendance 1. RONALD CUTLIP JAMES RUSSELL DAUBENSPECK-Mansfield Senior High School, Mansfield, Ohio. Monitor 4. DAVID EARL DAUCH-Townsend-Wakeman High Scbool, Wake- man, Ohio. Student Council 23 Football 2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 F.F.A. l,2,3,41 Varsity A 3.4. STEVEN LEE DAVIS-Elon College High School, Elon College, North Carolina. DONNA MARIE DEANE-G.A.C. Letter 2,3,43 Jr. All Stars 13 Sr. All Stars 3,43 Arrowettes 2.3: Leaders 3,43 College Club 4: Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. I,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Spanish Club I. LUCY ANN DeI.EONARDIS-Arrowettes 2,33 Guide 43 Monitor 33 Art Club 43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1.2.33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 2. ROBERT DAVID DESENBERG-Thespian Play 2: Sr. Orchestra 2,3,43 Sr. Jland l,2,3,43 Art Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 2. PHILLIP ROGER DeVAUL-J.V. Basketball 33 J.V. Baseball 1.23 V. Baseball 3,43 Cadets 33 College Club 43 Jr. Hi-Y 3: Koda Club 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A 4. JAMES HENRY DIFFENDORI-'ER-Jr. Class Council 3, V. Pres. 33 Sr. Class Council 4, Pres. 43 J.V. Basketball I3 V. Basketball 2.3.43 J.V. Baseball I3 V. Baseball 2,3,43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Sr. Hi-Y 4: Torch Hi-Y I,2, Sec. 23 Varsity A 2,3,43 Boy's State 43 Honor Roll 8. DALE MOSES DOHNER-Res. Football 33 J.V. Track 23 Jr. Choir 1,33 F.F.A. I,2.3,4, Sec. 4. ROBERT JAMES DONLEY-Scholarship Team I3 J.V. Baseball 23 J.V. Football 1,23 V. Football 3,43 Jr. Choir 13 Monitor 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A 3.4. JOHN DAVID DORMAN-Jr. Choir I3 Sr. Choir 2.33 Latin Club 1. DONALD CURTIS DOUGHERTY-Scholarship Team 1.2.3: Guide 43 Panorama 3,43 College Club 43 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 1.2.3. ROBERT EUGENE DuBOIS-Panorama 3,43 D.C.T. 4. CLYDE DENNIS DULL-J.V. Baseball 2: V. Baseball 3. WILLIAM JAMES EAST-Scholarship Team 23 Orchestra 2.3.43 Sr. Band l,2,3,43 College Club 3,43 Latin Club I: Perfect Attendance 1.2.3. ROBERT BRUCE EDWARDS-J.V. Basketball l,2: V. Basketball 3.4: J.V. Baseball I3 V. Baseball 2,33 Panorama 43 Cadets 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 1,21 Varsity A 3.4, V. Pres. 4. DONNA LEA EMMENS-Arrowettes 2.3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 2,3, Sec. 3. CAROL JEAN EMMINGER-School News 43 Jr. Choir I3 Moni- tor 33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. LINDA LEE ESHEI.MAN-Student Council l.2,3,4, Sec. 4: Arrow- ettes 2,33 Guide 43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 1,23 G.A.C. 1,23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. LARRY VERNON FITZGERALD-D.C.T. 4. JAMES ROBERT FREELON-D.C.T. 4. JACK FRY KAY STANTON FULTON-Activities 2,33 Assembly 43 Jr. Class Council 33 Sr. Class Council 43 J.V. Cheerleader 1,23 V. Cheerleader 3.4, Capt. 43 Arrowettes 2,3,4: Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 2,33 Sr. Class Play 43 Sr. Choir l,2,3,43 Morning Devotions 43 College Club 3,4. CONRAD LEE GESS-Monitor 2. DONALD LEROY GESS-Res. Cross Country 2: V. Cross Country 3,43 Varsity A 3.4. RONALD LEWIS GESS-Sr. Choir I,2,3.4: Monitor 4. DIANNE ELIZABETH GONGWER-J.V. Cheerleader 1,23 V. Cheerleader 3,43 Arrowettes 2,3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 33 College Club 3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 13 G.A.C. 1.2.33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance I3 P.A. Operator 4. JERRY ORVILLE GOODSON-J.V. Basketball 1: J.V. Baseball 23 D.C.T. 43 Koda Club 33 Spanish Club 2,3. WILLIAM DONOVAN GOON-One Act Play 33 Orchestra 43 Sr. Band l,2,3,4: College Club 43 Latin Club 1,23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 1.2. ARLETTE LOUISE GRAEFLIN-Student Council 43 Panorama 4. Editor 43 School News 33 Jr. Choir 13 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 Sr. Band I3 Coliegte Club 3,43 F.T.A. 43 Jr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 3: Latin Club 13 Sr. Tri- Hi- . ROBERT HENRY GRASKA, JR.-J.V. Baseball 23 Res. Track 33 Cross Country 43 Thespian Play 2,33 Sr. Class Play 43 Sr. Choir l,2,3,4: College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Thespians 4g Varsity A 4. CHARLES EVERETT GREEN-V. Track 3,43 Sr. Class Play 43 Sr. Choir l,2,3,4: Morning Devotions 43 Monitor 43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 23 Latin Club 13 Sr. Hi-Y 4, Pres. 43 Var- sity A 3,43 Perfect Attendance 2,33 Prom Co-Chairman. JOANN CRIMES-Arrowettes 33 Monitor 1,33 College Club 43 F.I-LA. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. - JOHN FREDRICH HAGAN-Jr. Class Council 3, Pres. 33 V. Bas- ketball 33 Manager 2,33 V. Cross Country 2,33 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 One Act Play 33 Thespian Play 2.3: Orchestra 2.3: Sr. Band 1.2.33 Cadets 33 College Club 33 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,21 Spanish Club 2.3. V. Pres. 2: Thespians 2,3,43 Varsity A 2,33 Perfect Attendance 2. FRED KENNETH HALAMA-D.C.T. 4. JUDITH ANN HAMILTON-Arrowettes 2,33 G.A.C. 13 Honor Roll 3. MARTHA KAY HAMILTON-Student Council 2.3: J.V. All Stars I3 Arrowettes 2,33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l,2.3,4. LINDA ESTHER HARRIS-Scholarship Team 1.2.33 Arrowettes 2.33 Guide 43 Sr. Class Play 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 33 Jr. Choir 1,23 Sr. Choir 3,43 Monitor 33 College Club 3.4, Treas. 4: F.T.A. 2.3.4. Treas. 33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll l,2,3. WAYNE WILLARD HATHAWAY-F.F.A. l,2,3,4: Perfect Atten- dance 3. JAMES EDWARD HECKMAN-J.V. Football 1.2: V. Football 3.4: D.C.T. 4, Pres. 4: Varsity A 3,4. CAROL ANN HELWIG-Library Service I. FRANK MARTIN HETSLER-D.E. 4. SHEILA JEAN HIGHMAN-One Act Play 33 Jr. Choir 1,21 Sr. Band 2,33 Sr. Choir 3,41 Sweet Sixteen 43 F.H.A. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3g Latin Club l3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. EDNA JOYCE HILLIKER-Jr. Choir I3 Library Service 13 D.E. 4. NANCY KATE HINER-Election Board 3,43 Student Council I3 All Stars l,33 Arrowettes 2.33 Jr. Class Plav 33 Thespian Plav l,2,33 Jr. Choir l3 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 1,23 G.A.C. l,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Thespians l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. ELWOOD CHESTER HOLLAND-F.F.A. 43 Perfect Attendance l,2. JUDY LEE HOWMAN-D.E. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. DAVID CHARLES HUDAK-V. Football 2,3,43 Track 2,33 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Sec. 3. JOAN MARGARET HURD-Student Council 2,33 J.V. All Stars 13 Arrowettes 2,33 College Club 2,33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 13 G.A.C. 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treas. 4. MARCIA LOU JOHNSON-Arrowettes 2,33 Monitor 2,33 A Usher 43 F.H.A. 3,4, Pres. 3,43 D.C.T. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 1.2.3. ROBERT ALLEN JOHNSON-Activities 43 Sr. Class Council 43 J.V. Baseball l,2: J.V. Basketball 23 V. Basketball 33 Cadets 33 College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Koda Club l,2. ROBERT PARK JOHNSON-J.V. Baseball 23 Cadets 43 College Club 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Koda Club 1,21 Latin Club 1,23 Sr. Hi-Y 4, Treas. 43 Spanish Club 3. SALLY JOHNSON REUER-Jr. Choir l,2Q Art Club 2: F.H.A. 33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 2,33 Perfect Attendance l,2. RICHARD EDWARD JORDON DAVID ALLEN KAHL-J.V. Basketball 13 J.V. Football 13 College Club 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y l,2Q Sr. Hi-Y 4, V. Pres. 43 Honor Roll l,2,33 Perfect Attendance l,2,3. GENE PEIRCE KANE RICHARD ALLEN KARTH DAVID WAYNE KAUFFMAN-Sr. Band 13 Perfect Attendance lg Jr. Choir 2,3. CHARLOTTE EILEEN KAYLOR-College Club 4: F.H.A. 13 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. THOMAS DEWEY KEENER-F.F.A. l,2,3,4. WILLIAM HENRY KEIFLING-Scholarship Team 23 Jr. Choir 1,22 Sr. Choir 3,43 College Club 43 Latin Club I. JUDITH ANN KELLEY-Arrowettes 4. DAVID GEORGE KELLOGG-Track 3,43 Cross Country 3,43 College Club 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Jr. Choir l3 Sr. Choir 2,33 Varsity A 3,43 Perfect Attendance 3. JUDITH ANN KEMP-G.A.C. Letter 43 Manager l3 All Stars l,2,33 Arrowettes 2,33 Leader 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, Pres. 43 Usher 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. JUDITH LYNN KERR-Scholarship Teams 1,23 Activities l,2Q Jr. Class Council 33 Sr. Class Council 4, Sec. 43 J.V. Cheerleader I3 V. Cheerleader 2,3,43 G.A.C. Letter 43 Jr. Class Play 33 All Stars I,2,33 Arrowettes 2,3,43 Thespian Play 33 Sr. Band l,2,3.43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I, Treas. I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,43 Honor Roll l,2,33 Perfect Attendance l3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. HARLAN JUNIOR KINNEY-D.C.T. 4. JANICE JOY KIRKPATRICK-Student Council 3,43 Arrowettes 2.33 Leaders 3,43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 4. WALTER I-IELMUT KOHN JERRY NELSON KOONS-Perfect Attendance 2. PHILLIP PERRY KRILL-Guide 4: Jr. Choir l: Sr. Band l,2.3,4Z College Club 3,4, Pres. 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Koda Club 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish 1,23 Perfect Attendance l,2,3. SHARON ROSE LASI-I-Arrowettes 2.3: Monitor 33 Art Club 43 Latin Club l3 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pres. 43 Head Usher 43 Perfect Attendance 3 NANCY LOU LAVENGOOD-Library Service 23 Perfect Atten- dance l,3. BARBARA ANN LEASE-Arrowettes l,2Q Sweet Sixteen 43 Leaders 3,43 Art Club 13 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, Sec. 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2.3. ROBERT VVESLEY LEE-V. Basketball 3,43 Cadet 33 Monitor 43 Varsity A 4. HAROLD MARTIN LEFEVER-D.C.T. 4. HOMER DEAN LEITER-Monitor 2,32 D.E. 4: Koda Club 2. VONNE MARIE LEITER-Student Council 43 G.A.C. Letter 43 Arrowettes 2,33 Leaders 43 Monitor 33 A Usher 43 F.H.A. l,2,33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. l,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 3. PATRICIA ELLEN LEPPEN-Arrowettes 2,31 F.H.A. 2: Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2. JUDITH ANN LERSCH-J.V. All Stars I3 Arrowettes 23 Thespian Play 33 Jr. Choir l,23 Sr. Choir 3,43 Monitor 33 College Club 3,4, Sec. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club l3 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, Sec. I3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 3. ANN CATHERINE LINDOWER-Scholarship Team l3 Jr. Class Council 3, Treas. 33 J.V. Cheerleader 33 V. Cheerleader 43 J.V. All Stars I3 V. All Stars 23 Arrowettes 2,3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 Jr. Choir 13 Orchestra l,2,3,43 Sr. Choir 2,3,43 College Club 3,41 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 13 G.A.C. l,2,3, Treas. 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Thespians 3,4, Treas. 43 Honor Roll 3. MIKE BRUCE LINDSAY-J.V. Basketball 23 V. Basketball 3,45 J.V. Baseball 13 V. Baseball 2,33 J.V. Football 23 Cadets 33 Varsity A 3,43 Sr. Hi-Y 4. PAULA ANN LISTON-Library Service l,2. ROBERT NOBLE LITTEN REGIE DUANE LLOYD-Monitor 2,33 Art Club 13 D.C.T. 43 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 3. RICHARD DEAN LONG--Titusville High School, Titusvillc. Florida. Jr. Choir 13 Koda Club 1,23 Spanish Club l,2. RONALD EUGENE LONG-Track 3.4: Sr. Choir l,2,3,43 D.E. 43 Varsity A 43 Sr. Hi-Y 4. THOMAS EDVVARD LONG-J.V. Football 23 V. Cross Country l3 Golf 2,33 Guide 43 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Hi-Y 3, Treas. 33 Torch Hi-Y l,2, V. Pres. 23 Latin Club 13 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A l,2,3,4, Sec. 4. JANET DARLENE LONGDEN JAMES HARVEY LOVELAND-Jr. Choir 13 Art Club 4. EDWIN HENRY LUTZ-Scholarship Team l,2,3Q J.V. Football l,23 V. Football 43 Guide 43 Thespian Play 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Band I3 College Club 43 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Varsity A 43 Boy's State 43 P.A. Operator 4. WILLIAM RICHARD MANION DONALD C. MARKLEY-J.V. Football 1,23 Spanish Club 2. GERALDINE RAE MARTIN-Student Council 43 Jr. Class Play 33 One Act Play 33 Jr. Choir 33 Morning Devotions 43 D.C.T. 4, Treas. 43 Latin Club 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, V. Pres. 43 Ushers 4. IDA JOANNE MASINGILL-Orchestra l,2,3,43 Art Club l,2,3,4, Sec. 33 F.H.A. 1,23 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. MAE MARIE MASON-Library Service 2,33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. DONNA KAY MAXHEIMER-Arrowettes 2,33 Sr. Choir 3,43 Jr. Choir 1,23 Art Club 13 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Latin Club lj Ushers 4. LOUISE L. McCARTY-Art Club 13 F.H.A. 1. LINDA LOU McCLAlN-Scholarship Teatn l,2,33 Arrowettes 2.33 Guide 43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club l,23 G.A.C. I,2,3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Monitor 3. MARILYN JEAN MCFADDEN--Arrowettes 2,3: Monitor 3,43 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 G.A.C. l,2,3. MARJORIE MEYER JAMES V. MILLER-Res. Basketball l3 J.V. Football l,23 V. Foot- ball 3,43 J.V. Track I3 Res. Track 23 D.C.T. 4, Pres. 43 Varsity A 43 Perfect Attendance 1.2.3. JON STEPHEN MILLER-J.V. Basketball 13 V. Basketball 2,3,43 Golf l,2,3,43 Monitor 33 College Club 3: Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 1,23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A l,2,33 Boy's State 43 Perfect Attendance 2. KAREN JEAN MILLER-Arrowettes 2,33 College Club 43 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l,2,33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Perfect Attendance 1,23 Honor Roll 1.2.3. LARRY DAVID MILLER-J.V. Basketball 2,33 V. Basketball 43 V. Baseball l3 J.V. Football l,23 V. Football 3,43 Jr. Choir l3 College Club 43 Jr. Hi-Y 3, Pres. 33 Torch Hi-Y l,2, Treas. 23 Sr. Hi-Y 4, Sec. 43 Varsity A 4, Pres. 43 Boy's State 4. LARRY DILLMAN MILLER-Audio-Visual Operator 2,3,43 Moni- tor 1. NANCY JO MILLER-Arrowettes 2,33 Leaders 33 F.T.A. 2,33 Latin Club 13 Jr. Tri-Hi'Y 33 G.A.C. l,2,3, Treas. 33 Perfect Attendance 1. PHILIP EDWARD MILLER-D.C.T. 4. SANDRA LEE MILLER-Monitor 23 A Usher 3. SONJA SUE MILLER-F.H.A. 2. ALICE ANNETTE MOREHEAD-Arrowettes 2,33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1,23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. THOMAS JOEL MORR-College Club 43 Honor Roll 3. BETTY ANNE MOSES-Student Council l,2, Treas. 23 Jr. Class Council 3, Sec. 33 Sr. Class Council 4, Treas. 43 G.A.C. Letter 3,41 Leaders 3,43 All Stars l,2,33 Jr. Class Play 33 Morning Devotions 43 Ushers 43 College Club 3,41 Latin Club I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, Pres. l3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 33 Perfect Attendance 33 Girls State 4. MARSHALL ALLEN MOWRY-V. Baseball l,2.3: V. Football 42 J.V. Football l. HUBERT HAROLD MUMAWV RUTH DANA MURRAY-Assembly 33 Election Board l,2,3,43 Student Council l,2,4, Pres. 43 Jr. Class Council 33 G.A.C. Letter 3,41 Manager 33 All Stars 1,33 Arrowettes 2,33 One Act Play 33 Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 Jr. Choir l,23 Sr. Choir 3.43 Leaders 33 College Club 3,43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. lj Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Thespians 3,43 Honor Roll 3. LARRY EDWARD MYERS-J.V. Basketball 1: J.V. Football 23 Manager 2,3,43 Golf l,2,3,43 Jr. Choir l3 College Club 33 Jr. Hi-Y 33 Torch Hi-Y 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A l,2,3,4. LINDA MYERS-G.A.C. Letter 43 Arrowettes 2,33 Guide 43 Leaders 33 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I3 G.A.C. l,2,3,4, Treas. 4g Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Honor Roll 3. JANET FLORA NELL-Panorama 43 School News 33 Sr. Band 23 Monitor 23 Art Club 13 D.E. 4, Sec. 43 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Dean's Office 3,4. JANICE MAE NELL-Panorama 33 Monitor 2,33 D.E. 4. GARY LEWIS NELSON MARY JUDITH NEWMEYER-Jeromesville High School, Jcromes- ville, Ohio. School News 4. JOHN ALLYN NICODEMUS-Scholarship Team 2,33 V. Track l,2,33 V. Cross Country 2,33 Jr. Class Play 33 Thespian Play 33 Jr. Choir 13 Sr. Band 33 Art Club l,2, Treas. 23 Koda Club l,23 Thes- pians 33 Varsity A l,2,3. WILLIAM DAVID NORRIS-Monitor 4. LARRY JOE OBERHOLTZER-F.F.A. l.2.3,4. ELIZABETH DALENE PALMER-Student Council 3.4: Cheer- leader 3: G.A.C. I: Arrowettes 3, Co-Captain: Jr. Choir l.2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Sweet Sixteen 4: College Club 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2: Perfect Attendance 3. TERRY LEE PEARCE-Audio-Visual Operator 1.2.3. FRANKLIN DELANO PETERS-Cadets 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Koda Club 2: Latin Club I: Sr. Hi-Y 4. RICHARD LEE PETERSON-V. Football 2.3.43 V. Track 2.3,4: F.F.A. l,2,3,4-, Treas. 4: Varsity A 3.4. LARRY BRUCE PLANK-Student Council I: J.V. Track 3: V. Cross Country 4: College Club 4: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 1.2. MERLE RONALD PLANK-Res. Basketball 1: J.V. Baseball l: Cadets 3.4: Monitor 3: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4. NAGDA POUTAKOGLOU-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ELVA JEAN PRIGMORE-Student Council 2: Arrowettes 2: Pan- orama 2,3: School News 2: Monitor 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2: Perfect Attendance 1.2. HAROLD ORVILLE PUSTER-F.F.A. l,2.3,4. JUDITH ANN PUSTER-Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ARLYCE WILEY PYLES FREDERICK JAMES RAFELD-Scholarship Team l,2.3: Jr. Class Council 3: Guide 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Monitor 3: College Club 4: F.F.A. l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Boy's State 4: Honor Roll l.2,3. AMANDA JANE RANKIN-J.V. Cheerleader 2: V. Cheerleader 3.4: Manager l,4: J.V. All Stars I: Arrowettes 2.3, Pres. 3: Junior Choir I,3: Sweet Sixteen 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. l,2.3,4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2.3, V. Pres. 3. WALTER LAUREN REBER-F.F.A. l.2,3. STANLEY B. REED-Cross Country 2.3,4: College Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Koda Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Varsity A 2.3.4. CLARA SUZANNE REEVE-Arrowettes 2.3: Library Service l.2,3. Treas. 3: A Usher 3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. l,2,3.4: Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 2.3. PATRICIA ANN REPP-G.A.C. Letter 4: Manager 4: Arrowettes 3: Guide 4: Leaders 3: College Club 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I,2: G.A.C. l,3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SALLY ANN REUER ARTHUR RICHTER ANNE ELIZABETH RIVARD-Scholarship Team 2.3: Jr. Choir I: College Club 3.4, V. Pres. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club 1.2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers 4: Honor Roll l.2.3: Perfect Attendance l.2,3. ROGER RICHARDSON ROBERTSON-Scholarship Team 3: V. Football 4: J.V. Track I: J.V. Golf 2: Library Service 2: College Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Koda Club 1.2: Sr. Hi-Y 4. GENE RAYMOND ROWLAND JUDY ELLEN RUSH-Library Service 2.3,4: G.A.C. 2. JERRY STEVE SCHOENIAN-D.C.T. 4. ELEANOR MAE SCHOONOVER-D.E. 4: Perfect Attendance 1.2. DOUGLAS SCHWEYER BARBARA ANNE SHAFER-Student Council 4: Arrowettes 3: Jr. Choir I: Orchestra l.2,3: F.T.A. 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I: G.A.C. I,2,3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. HARRY SHAFER CAROL JANE SHELLER-Savannah High School. Savannah, Ohio. D.E. 4. THOMAS WALTER SHILLING-Sr. Class Council 4: J.V. Basket- ball 2.3: J.V. Golf I: V. Golf 2.3.4: College Club 3.4: Jr. Hi-Y 3, V. Pres. 3: Torch Hi-Y 1.2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Varsity A 2,3,4: Honor Roll 3: Perfect Attendance l.2,3. RONALD PAUL SHOUP-F.F.A. l,2.3.4: Perfect Attendance l. LEE DELANO SIMPSON-J.V. Football 2: J.V. Track 1.2: Panor- ama 2.3: School News 3: Cadets 3: College Club 4: D.E. 4, Pres. 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Torch Hi-Y 2: Koda Club I: Sr. Hi-Y 4. RONALD DAVID SMALLEY-Scholarship Team 2: J.V. Basketball I: Guide 4: Jr. Class Play 3: Honor Roll l: Perfect Attendance l.2. VINNIE SUE SMALLEY-Scholarship Team 2.3: Arrowettes 2,33 Jr. Choir 2.3: Sr. Choir 4: Monitor 3: Art Club 1,22 College Club 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2: Perfect Attendance 1.2. JANICE MARIE SMETZER-Arrowettes 4: G.A.C. I: Spanish Club 4: Perfect Attendance l. JEANNE ANN SMITH-Sr. Class Council 4: Arrowettes l.2,3: Jr. Class Play 3: Jr. Choir I,2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Art Club I,2: College Club 4: G.A.C. I,2,3,4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Thespians 3.4, Pres. 4: P.A. Operator 4. JUDITH ANN SMITH-Arrowettes 2.3: Guide 4: Panorama 3: Jr. Class Play 3: Art Club l.2.4: College Club 3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I: G.A.C. l,2,3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. TERRY LEE SMITH-Scholarship Team 2.32 Assembly I: Student Council 2.3.4, V. Pres. 4: Guide 4: Jr. Choir 1.3: Sr. Choir 4: College Club 3.4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK SMITH CAROL JUNE SOMERI.ADE-Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Band 2.3: D.E. 4: G.A.C. I. J.: :.,q'i' ' .. EVERETT W. STONE-Jr. Choir I. Q RONALD JAY STONE-J.V. Basketball I,2: V. Basketball 3: Jr. Class Play 3: Monitor 1.2: Jr. Hi-Y 3. HAROLD WESLEY STOTTLER-Thespian Play 3: Jr. Choir I,2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Monitor 3: Art Club l.2.4: College Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Torch Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM ORLO STOUFER-Guide 4: Jr. Choir 1.2: Sr. Choir 3.4: College Club 4: Spanish Club I: Perfect Attendance l.2. CAROL ANN STAUSS-Perfect Attendance I,2: Scholarship Team I,2: Jr. Class Council 3: Prom Co-Chairman 3: Sr. Class Council 4: Guide 4: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Sr. Band l,2.3,4: College Club 3.4: F.T.A. 3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 3: Honor Roll l,2,3: Thespian Play 2.3. CARA SUE STREET-Arrowettes I,2: Sr. Band l.2.3: D.C.T. 4: Sweet Sixteen 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. I: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l. ELIZABETH MAE STRICKLING--D.E. 4, Treas. 4. JAMES ALBERT STRONG-Savannah High School. Savannah, Ohio. Monitor 3. ROSONA SUE STURGIS-Arrowettes 1.2: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Band l,2,3: Sweet Sivtteen 4: Library Service I: F.H.A. I: D.C.T. 4. Sec. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. 1.2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. DEENA ANN SULINSKY-Scholarship Team 2: Student Council 3: Guide 4: All Stars l: Arrowettes 2.3: Thespian Play 3: Leaders 3.4: College Club 3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I,2: G.A.C. l,2,3,4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance I. MARY ELIZABETH SWANK-Student Council 2: Art Club 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ELLEN MAE TAYLOR-Library Service 2.3: F.H.A. l. PEGGY JOAN TIPTON-Scholarship Team 2.3: Orchestra l.2.3.4: Sr. Band l.2.3.4: College Club 3.4: F.H.A. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 1.2. JANET LEE TOPPERA-Scholarship Team I,2: Election Board l.2,3,4, Pres. 4: Student Council 4: Guide 4: Jr. Choir 1: Sr. Band I,2,3,4: Monitor 3: College Club 3.4: F.T.A. 3.4, Pres. 4: Jr. Tri- Hi-Y 3, Treas. 3: Latin Club l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 1.2. LINDA ELLEN TREACE--Scholarship Team 3: Arrowettes 2.3,4: Panorama 4: Jr. Choir I.2.3: Sr. Choir 4: College Club 4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I: G.A.C. 2,3.4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. PAULA TUCKER-Assembly 2: Student Council 3: Sr. Band I,2: College Club 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.C. l.2.3: Spanish Club 2: Honor Roll l.3: Perfect Attendance l,2. CAROL JUNE VAN OVER-Arrowettes 3: F.H.A. 2.3.4. JERRY PAUL WAGENHALS-College Club 4: Latin Club l: Per- fect Attendance l.2: Stage Crew 2.3.4. KAHLER MATTHEW WALLERY-J.V. Football 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3.4: J.V. Track 2: Varsity A 3.4: Panorama 3: School News 3: Perfect Attendance 2.3: Monitor 3: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Torch Hi-Y 2. GLENN MONROE WATRING-College Club 4: Latin Club I: Stage Crew I,2.3.4. LENORE BERTHA WATSON-D.C.T. 4. DON GAYLORD WEAVER-Scholarship Team I: Student Coun- cil lJ,2.3.4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2.3. Pres. 3: Honor Ro l.2. DANIAL STEPHEN WEBSTER-College Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 3: Perfect Attendance 2.3: Torch Hi-Y 2. JOHN MORGAN WERTMAN-V. Football 3.4: V. Track'3: F.F.A. l.2,3,4: Varsity A 3.4. RALPH EUGENE WERTZ REBECCA SUE WERTZ-Scholarship Team 3: Arrowettes 2.3: Guide 4: Panorama 3: Jr. Class Play 3: F.T.A. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Sr. Tri-I-li-Y 4: School News 2: Latin Club l: G.A.C. l.2.3.4: L'shers 4: Honor Roll l.2,3. AUDREY JEAN WEST-D.C.T. 4. GARY CULLEN WHIPPLE MARTHA ANN WICKLINE-Collins High School. Oakhill. W. Virginia. Student Council 4: F.H.A. 3. RICHARD DEAN WILLIAMS-Student Council 2: Track 1.4: Cross Country 2: Guide 4: Panorama 3: School News 2: Thespian Play 3: Sr. Band l: College Club 4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Koda Club 1.2: Spanish Club I. ROBERT GORDON WISE-D.E. 4, V. Pres. 4. JAMES LUTHER WITMER-J.V. Baseball I,2: Jr. Choir I,2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Jr. I-Ii-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance I. SANDRA BLANCHE WOLCOTT-One Act Play 3: Sr. Band 2.3,4: Monitor 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Latin Club I: G.A.C. I: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. TIM WARREN WORKMAN-J.V. Baseball I,2: V. Baseball 3: Jr. Class Play 3: Orchestra 2,3,4: Sr. Band l,2.3,4: Jr. Hi-Y 3: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Koda Club I,2: Spanish Club I,2: Honor Roll 2: Perfect Attendance 1.2. ROBIN LYNN YOUNG-Art Club 2: College Club 4: D.C.T. 42 Latin Club I: G.A.C. l. ROBERT ZAHNIZER . .ts,... . L... . - ...ct ,.,-..u,, A-l Barber Shop A-Bon Beauty Shop Almeda Beauty Shop Amstutz Hatcheries Apperson's Greenhouse Archway Cookies Arch-Mlay 8: Lyn-IVay Restaurant Artcraft Electrotype Company Art Printing Ashland Asphalt Company Ashland Bank 8: Savings Company Francis Bartley Insurance Ashland Carburetor 8: Ignition Service Ashland Ashland City Lines Ashland Cleaners 8: Dyers Ashland County Lumber Ashland Dry Goods Ashland Florist Ashland Hardware Ashland jewelry Stores Ashland Monument Ashland Motor Lodge Ashland Nash Sales Ashland News Company Ashland Oliver Store Ashland Optical Company Ashland Restaurant Rubber Products Ashland Sanitary Dairy Ashland Times-Gazette Ashland Truck 8: Implement A 8: IV Drive Inn Barnhill Insurance Agency Barrett's Office Supply Store Bear's jewelry Bennett, Floyd Lumber Company Bennett's Ice Plaza Blue Gift Shop Dr. R. P. Bogniard Boyer Dairy Incorporated Boyer Printing Company Dr. james C. Bragg C. H. Campbell Insurance Agency Carroll Oil Company The Casual Shop Cellar Bros. Plumbing 8: Heating City Auto lVrecking City Loan 8: Savings Claremont Avenue Motor Sale Claremont Avenue Sunoco Conaway's Pastry Shop Cooper Brothers Cottage Street Pharmacy Cresco Manufacturing Crumrine's Texaco Station Dean Mlallpaper 8: Paint Denbow Dick's Do-Nut Dilgard Auto Parts Dilgard Realty Company J. L. Donley Donley Motors Eagle Rubber Edsel Sales Peg 8: john Edwards Confectionery PATRONS Elm Street Cash Grocery El-Nor Beauty Chateau George M. Emery, M. D. The Farmers Bank of Ashland Farm Bureau Co-op Association Fashion Company Fauber IValker Incorporated Faultless Rubber Company Fenton Construction Firestone Cash Grocery Fluke Incorporated Tully C. Fox Real Estate 8: Insurance L. B. Fritz Sales The Fritzinger Insurance Agency Jean Frocks Incorporated Fulmer's Gulf Service Ganyard's Toggery A. L. Garber Company Gilbert Furniture 8: Funeral Directors Glenn Roofing Golden Krust B. F. Goodrich Store Gray's Furniture Store The Griddle Grundy Sinclair Station Harold's Motor Company Heffelfinger's Meat Market Helbert and Shenberger Hess 8: Clark Heyl Robbins Funeral Home Holm Flower Shop Home Company Home Hardware 8: Supply Hop-Off Inn Horn's Diner Hostettler's Ralph and JoAnne Houser Robert C. Howell, D. D. S. Hurst's Prescription Pharmacy Ingmand Insurance Jamison 8: Nelson jim's Sohio Service johnny's Food Basket ' Fred K. Johnson Incorporated Kagey 8: Landis Lumber Company Dr. R. F. Kinstle, D. D. S. S. S. Kresge Company Kriescher IVood Kreations Leed Insurance Agency LeRoys Jewelry LuRay Barber Shop LuRay Lanes Howard S. Lutz, Attorney Dr. H. V. Marley J. L. Mason R. V. McConnell Insurance 8: Real Estate Rowe-McCracken Electric McKinley's Shoe Store Dr. Mellenbrook Montgomery IVard 8: Company Moon Beauty Salon Morr Sunoco Service Moshers Mowry Brothers l35 lf. E. Myers 8: Company Myers' Dry Cleaners The lfirst National Bank ol' Ashland National Latex Newberry Company Ohio Pastries Incorporated XV. D. Overly 8: Sons Paines Music Shop Dr. Paisley Patterson Electric Patterson 8: Sons Welding and Machine Co. Paxton Real Estate J. C. Penny Company Polar Foods Potts Grocery Paul Power Television The Preis Store Eugene P. Puglisi Dr. A. D. Robertson Roepke 8: Sons Shell Station Roland's Clothing Dr. William H. Rower Sale Chevrolet Sanitary Cash Market Satterfield R. Lee Schafer, M. D. Scott Plumbing Sharp's Wholesale Drs. Sheets 8: Kellogg Dr. M. A. Shilling Dr. M. D. Shilling Siler Hatchery Dr. Wayne C. Smith Dr. H. IVayne Smith Smith Electric Shop Dr. R. L. Souder D. O. Spreng's Motel Harold'Sponsler's I.G.A. Market Paul Sponsler's I.G.A. Market Stahl Hardware Stamen 8: Briner Drs. Wetzel 8: Strait Strauss 8: Co. Clothing Store Strauss Iflrich Insurance Agency Suittor's Gulf Service L. M. Thomas Insurance Agency Topping Brothers Town Pharmacy Dorell Tucker, D.D.S. Tucker Sav-Mor Union Hardware 8: Supply Company Union Malleable Vanity Beauty Shop Varners Sporting Goods IValz Printing Carl C. Ward Real Estate Agency IV.A.T.G. IVeiss Drug Company, Incorporated IVertz Dairy Products Wharton's Pure Oil Company IV. O. IVuthrich Agency Young's Furniture Zimmerman's ,.ffXf'f'f ,ww it W '94 4 Q 4 11- 'if ,,,. 8 n 97 -r x J 541 fly: ff 1, a tw' 4 4 ar 1 Y 4 ,Q HQ iv ww ui' Wishing to extend our appreciation to the many people who,have helped us in the publication of this year's Guide, we, the 'l958 Guide Staff, we reserved this clonng page of our annual to express tude to these people. . i ' ip f Special mann to Wm. J. xeuer Ilnc., for ing: the S. K. 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