Ashland High School - Guide Yearbook (Ashland, OH)
- Class of 1959
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His activities are varied, and in many instances the students are unaware of the duties of a school engineer, Aside from his primary duties of keeping the school heated, clean, and in repair, there are so many small tasks he performs that we can't begin to enumerate them here. During our past six years in this building, Mr. Miller has been of great service to us. We remember him chiefly for his help and consideration during our musi- cals, plays, concerts, games, and club meetings. His is truly a never-ending job. 'I'he Senior Class of I959 will long remember Mr. Miller, school engineer, doer ol' countless little deeds, and friend to all students. 2 FACULTY SEN IORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS Page 9 P g 17 P g 43 Page 67 Page 111 L,-',...f L- 'sr' I ,iff Ce, -5 fi! :1 A A X 98 Tx if Dv J V I gf? 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L6 P J,R1,awgt ' ' MM he -'sq r n H. ., ,K 1.64, Q , , ,,1K,, K ,Q haw Q ...1'1,.xY lf Social lilkc nl ,Xslllzlml lliqlx Sclmul is 4 cxcxllplifiecl by Kay Stoll, Vlilllll xVlll'SlCl md others All the Ili-Y l'0l'IllZll, ,fp ,, 0 Qin fix TSP Q7 'al'-M 'Wk m,,., 1 '-.., of 'VS kmssgs. ..TR.XD l'l'lON Highlighting zwlivilics was L1ll1gllCI'y, and Yvonne kICI'YiS, urls, und Gay 3 5 fsx A L thc 15158 l'lmm1cc'o111ing the Quccn Beverly IICI' i'0l1I'l composed of Y W .Xlifc Myers, Judy Rob- Q 15235 xl X Swim. ,mx . A , Q .W 5. ' 'X 34'?'5Q, . Y 1 RZ! T 0 'Jgx'svq,, 'rv ., - . --..-M-I Ashland High School has a long record of high instructional and scholastic attainment. It has earned the position of a fore- most leader for community good. This has resulted from the work of fine teachers, administrators, staff members, and students sup- ported by an actively interested school community. Ashland High School has been carried forward along its many curricular and co-curricular avenues in its role of community ben- efactor by the efforts and achievements of the class of l959. For these constructive works our thanks are due and given in full measure. Understanding man's position and potentialities in the world today, and looking ahead to new horizons, are intrinsic in the educational program at Ashland High School. The learning experiences are aimed at helping students to develop ability to go forward with assurance to meet the new challenges, to solve the new problems, and to enjoy the rewards of living in an enlightened social order which evolves from the constructive elforts of its members. This in essence is the American Way in education, which permeates the educational climate of Ashland High School. James R. Wiand Principal 8 ,f 2 Y'e4,,1-.g. 1 1 an 1 Vw lx 1-' T' ' 'qu a. - 'L.l':' ..----' 3' M , v3-? -v.,,.,h,,,, I L-, H ULTY AD INISTRATIO 1-Q. vu-...M BOARD OF EDITCATION-Robert Tipton, Jane Meuscr, Mrs, Bessie I.. Bixlcr. Rirharcl Ohlingvr. Rex Mcllowcll, R. I.ee Schafer. eff' 8,8 1 Mr. Joseph I.. Baird Mr. Ray Ballou Suf1r'rinlr'm11'nI nf Srlronlm Adminixfralirfff Assixlmll 10 U I--'f J X1 K4 A ff ' 9' .nf VY' 1 ti ,U 0 1 f A Q5 A X t - f , q f f ' f .. . i f ....., K7 I , .... ., VA! 'J 7 f 47 ,a 5 k I I X 7 K ff-fl VV' K' A -K k a 1 n ' A -K F A ll , 'V i ' i , 0 ' Sf, mf-Q , , Q X ,r ,mw- 1 ii W Miss Silfilil H. Smith MID ROKCI' l'2lNl0'1 Drnn of Girls Dfflfl 0f BON' 1? 5 s... .i ' ef? LRXN M1'.SimIncyBoycI Miss lluncl Stzzrncr, Miss Alllllllliil Rankin, Se'rre'Inm'v lo Prin- Assistant Prirlrifml rijml: Mrs. Rogcnc Mzinlcy, High Srllmal 1'l'1'll.Xlll'I'I'. 11 cf Miss M. E. Amstutz Mr. F. Barcus Mr. R. Benton Mr. R. Bingham Biology Guidance Driving Diverxihed Co-operative Training A. H. S. FACULTY Tradition, work, and play all con- Fqgug,-fy tribute greatly to the success of a school. DgN,N4 But it takes more than these to develop R. a school as an institution of learning -' and a place where a student may find help during the diilicult adolescent . Mr. H. Bishop years' . U l l Auto Mechanics In this section the Guide Staff wlshes to pay tribute to the faculty and admin- istration who are making our school such a place through their tireless efforts in trying to mold us into acceptable citizens. They have worked with us, shared our fun and even learned with us. Their unlimited help has enabled the students of Ashland High School to grow and continue to grow mentally, physically, and spiritually. Mrs. C. Bowersox Miss M. J. Boyle Physical Education Art Mr. B. Burnett Miss E. Campbell Mr. W. G. Dallas Mr, K, Dickerson Social Sciences English Distributive Education Speech Ogice Practice 12 Mr. D. Diercks Mrs. D. East MT- R- ESpEnSChi6d Driving Business Education Ml1lhCml1liCS Mr. D. Fullerton Mathematics A typical rehearsal under the direction of James E. Thomas. Mr. R. Groff Machine Shop l Mr. Hanlon Miss M, Hesson MT. R. Hillef Heallil Fgrgign Language AgTiCUil'1J7'6 13 Miss F. Foust Social Science Mrs. D. Gregerson English Mr. G. Hall Mechanical Drawing ,4- ' ii: - L i l i Miss R. Hofstettcr Home Economics -. .- Mr. J. Hogan English -Q- N La- . .--...: Mrs. M. Kimmel Physiral Ifrluralion ia - Mrs. M. McFarlin Plzyximl Iirltlrrzlion N. ' Qsdi xh S. 3 wr f 'w M 1 if' 2 if s . , M as N. 91 P, 5 v. .N WJ. Q fa? 6 , .1. . 4, 'P 1, A ' 2-wt Mr. W. Hood Heal Miss N. Humm Mr. A. Keiser th Home Emnomirx Mntlzenmtirx Mr hal Mr. L. Kelly Driving . Tilton checks the roll before a typical study I begins. Mr. J. McDowell Clmmistry l fiolo ..., s--. X . ei- xx Mr. A. J. Nagy Miss A. Newton gy Businffss Eriumtion Dietitian 14 -X X , . ,, gsfx'iig5j':iffif-57: 1 -a re fe ag I -f 5 'L x .fi T22 5 mf.. it I .ft K if .:-.. .ew -,mini 2' .if ld, 1 1 Lil f. fl-Ziliigfl . . I s l S. 5 if Q is X414-....-I Mr- D- Noble Dr. L. Pete Mr. W. Pfeiffer Business Education Music Printing Mrs. B. Plank journalism Mr. E, Plank Physical Education l Mr. J. Powell Guidance Mr. Espenschied, Senior Class Advisor, cuts a rug with Mr. Tilton at the Senior class party. Miss A. M. Pnstle English Miss H. Rickle Foreign Language Mrs. I.. Samsel Mrs. P. Sanders Mr. H. Short Mr. P. Swaykus Business Education English Special Education Librarian 15 lcv . IW . V, s , 1, 1 WW' 'fr X' ' rf' ' 'QAQAG' Mr. XV. Tnllmzm Mr. C. E. Taylor Mrs. H. Tcatsorlh Mr. J. Thomas Mall11'mf1lir.s PlIfY.XlI'IlI Srir'nr1'.x ' Iffnglisll FUN-iff I 0 LPN. UIQ- ' X 4 'A Mr. R. Thornhill hi. lV0odu'0rking -ic QKVP QI-A 3 gil . K 1 .. 'A X 5 - A-fx Doctor Pctc clircrls thc Ashlzlncl High School Mr. -I. Tilton A L2'1'I'C 2' Choir' Mr. G. Valentino Snrinl Srifnrf' Sofia! Srirnrrx V? M... , Mr. lf. XVZIQIICI' Mrs. Cl.XVcidcnh:1mcr Mrs. S. XVolfc Mrs. S. Zimmer fI1'm'rnl ,S'1'ir'nr'1' r'lfI1I1l!'IIlllli!'.Y lfrlglish Ifnglixll 16 EN I ORS Ilowzml Smith slll' Ui-EIC l,I'!'.8i1ll'IIl Vin' l'rr'xir1f'r1l Rose lillcn Conway I,:n'ry Camp Ted McDowell Sl'CI'f'fIlVy 'l'rf'a.v11r1'r Guirlzf lfrlitar K:illu'rinc Kuhn Guiflr' lius. Mgr. lizirlvs Kopp 1 uirll' A,x.m1'. lfrlilm' KZIITII Kuylor YVilliam Swartz Judy Rqhgflg Dun Uccwr Sm-in! Ch. ICP12.-Ill-llrlfgff R1'p.-at-I.11rgv Slurirnt Counril Prix joan Raulh Prmomnm lfrlitur Q XX Q Y pf 3 ax ax ' 1 Us , Q 5 R f . ,V f - I by -x '4 . 1 are L 1 ' W . I ,-.1'2p 4f,L 1 Qfgig' in . , i , i ' wtf: - Y .V 6 x C . kv. fi 'V 'firm . Ali-X Nagy john Tilton Hclcn Tc-atsorth Robert EspcnSChiCd Larry Fisher Cufflf' A1f1rf,x0y' Sfllflll' Al11ff.Y0l' Dir. Clam Play SPTUUV Aflviwl' Asxt. 1511. Panoraum I8 Mirialll AlJl'2llllS Linda Adams Sally Adams Ronald Akcrmann Norma Amsbaugh 19 Georgxa Arnold Lxnda Arnold Y? Martha Barnes NIHYCIH Baucr D2iV1ll Bender A! 11, b. 1 1:-11 ar W 6' V Elda Biddingcr Robert Bogniard I 10' I l A Roy Boley Robert Boughtcr Peggy Boyer Kathleen Boyle Larry Briggs 19 kl1llll1'S l'hl'UIllC'I'S -llltlllll linrns Rlflllllll BUYIIS 'lliomas Byers Lois Caldwell 'YQ Q Q1 '--' '7'!r Barbara Campbell A pm, Q, fb I Frances Campbell tv' . vi' Rickey Cari' jerry Chance fs IMG S ' , Gloria Chandler 55. Kenneth Clark 'tr' gun hlnlm Clgiymn Ruth Ann Cobbler Dixie Cullman Marilyn Cole Carolyn Conley 20 it Raymond Cooper Renold Crenshaw Richard Cronebach Marcia Cross Cynthia Culler Mara Lynn Cyphers Ralph Daniels Gary Danner As seniors we remember . . . Dennis Daugherty jean Daugherty Vicki Doerrer joan Dubois William Dudtc Carol Eby Stephen Enck Robert Ellyeart 21 N Nanny lislnclnuun M ichucl lfasig joseph Ferguson Kcnnvth Finley Sully Fitzgerald Brenda Focklcr I David Fox Placing our numerals in lhc Council Room Donald Fox Curtis Frame Sandra Frederick Roger Frcclon Alcllic lfullcr lffdmnml I-'ulmn Arlene Funk Joyce Funkhouser Larry Gardner 22 Thomas Gardner Tamara Geren Bertha Gern David Robcrl Gibbs Dora Gilmore Ann Gongwer PML. F2 Sandra Goodhart ,Ti Deborah Gorgas John Greenbank Phillip Greene Sandra Hagner Larry Hale Constance Hamilton Ruth Ann Hamlin Diana Hancock 23 .lulm llznrmzm Roln-rin llzirlcr llarbara Haskins -Ioscpli Hackman Nancy Hciflncr Yugi' wi? Tlimnzls Herron Ronald Hess Anita Hincr U Dinah Hitchcock YO' Mnrlcnc Holclcrmzm Carol Hooker NJ the fun at Pop Rallies 4,6 ,pax Mary lu- llmlt Sully Humlmlc Sumlra Humble YVOIIIIC HYLIIHS FUI Hyatt 24 Sharon jenkins Yvonne Jervis Eleanor Keener Al21Ck Kehl Mary Kettering Gloria Kinclig Kay Kiplinger Joyce Kisscl Robert Klepser Patsy Koch James Kopp Rosemary Kreiling Dennis Lash Beverly Laughery Marilyn Leed Linda Leiter 25 Leiter Sara l.ei Lemons Annette Lisius Patricia I.iston Betty Lou Long Beverly Long jutly Long Plating our Sheila Loveland IIZIIHCS in thc class directory Stanley Lukity Richard Lutz I8 Shirley Mailloux Robert Moloney Bonita Martin David Martin Janette Martin 26 Mary McCartcr Carol McKean Elizabeth Meeks Phyllis M6rCCr Allll Miller Larry E. Miller Theresa Mingcs Bruce Moffett Ellen Moritz Diane Moroney Carol Morr janet Mosher Larry Motter Jeannette Mowry Marilyn Mowry Kay Mullenix 27 Philip Mnmziw Alice Myers Daniel Myers .h1OlllI2i Myers Sharon Nelson Phyllis Norris john Olin Dennis O'Ncill l.2llTy Overholl Decorating for our prom . . . Richard Overly john Oxenrimler Beverly Oyster Belly Oyster Robert Park Philip Pauly Brenda Payne 28 Wilma Powell Sue Preston Mark Rader Gary Rado Patricia Rafeld Carlyle Randles Dixie Rannels Carol Reaser Russell Reed ,A fo al Bonnie Reynolds Phillip Richert Leland Rickel Ralph Risser janet Ritz William Rochelle Kenneth Roshon 29 Iholnns Rowholloni Jeannette Sacco Beverly Saekett Dennis Sackell Ned Sale Frances Schmidt Linda Schonclel Marlene Schoonover Maryann Schumaker Our hrst professional Patricia Seidner Keith Shafer '11 Barham Shaffer Ann Shggks Thomas Shenherger Heather Shilling Kay Shinabarker 30 Sandra Simpson David Single Janice Slabie Emerson Slater Lillda Slocum Carolyn Smeltzer Janet Smetzer Norma Smith Stanley Smith Betty Spahr Carl Spaidc JoAnn Speck Susan Stahl Ann Staley janet Steiner YVilliam Stone 31 Cilfy 5l0l1fl'I' Kklrvll Slllll Stephen Sunrlerlznul XVilliam Sunnncks Gay Swan Keith Switzer jimmy Tanner jurlith Thompson Myra Thompson Gloria Tinker Tracy Topping Zlllvl 'lll'll1'X Larry Ulery Susan Vermilya Kathleen W'zillery Gerald XVzn'ner 32 The council mom . , , Sumnnc XVatcrs Sue XVatson Bradley YVeiclenhamer Lester WVeitzel Jane XVells 'Q' Rita Wertman Bonnie WVhipplc Connie Whitmer Dudley YVilCox Katherine YVisler Marjorie Wvithers Carol Xvinner Harriet YVitmer Janet Wolf James Wolf joan Worcester 33 . Gerald Workmzm Judith Worst Betty Zook Michael Pifcr GERALD IVIOSHER JAMES PUKA May 26, 1941 - September 11, 1955 May 30,1941 - NOUHVHIICV 5, 1957 34 if 5 lL'll ncvcr bc llic szinic again. Lila' pimgiums rv claw, but IllL'Ill0lill'S rcmaiin n'li:1i1Q'lL'ss. lli school lilg mum' uc liun bun llimu l0llI M fimcl, xc things we clicl :incl I Q , 4 N i ' : ncvci' completely l'0I'g0llL'll. Xll llic ll0IllC'l'OIlllllQS willi llic ciilliusizis urls md old liicmls who 1 Q 1 lllllc ul Ilia' lC'CllllQ Iliu liicl .ls s clcnls. Proui claw . , . llic bmiiui . lollouul m.ulL gul.1lpl4iy.11. 11 V xxhit li wnccl in our olcl liiciicls xml sim .mm :it limcslliinking, lrciiiciiilx-1 . . . Yes, time pzisscs qllicklv, liill llw im-mm lmgu on SENIOR C. br- if N59 Class Rings lfirxl lfmlu' l,. Clamp, R .l'l,flflllW1lN, ll, Smith, S, Oglc, 'l'. Nlfllowcll. Svrmzfl Row: Xlr, lispmusclnicll, Mlxiwn. I, Raullu, Dl. Rnlmcrls. ll. SWZITII, K, Kuhn, K. Kaylmg Nh: 'l illrm. Xclxismx R. li.C1rmway,S. Ogle, l.. Camp, Al. Rulmcrls paint our class colors ,,,, lpn. 5i,h.mlll,M lf. Campbell, ll. Smith, ll. Long, and S. XVZIICFS horse arouml at thc Senior Class Play rvlwarsal. 36 HIGHLIGHTS 'I ll , ln R. Colnvuy nlcasnrcs NI. Kopp for caps and gowns, Senior Class Party. J, Burns, L. Cznnp, E. Fulton, and C. Hamilton decorating for thc prom, I ! xx V I n l Up on the Housctopf' 71 v 1 THE CLASS WILL OF 1959 We the members of the Class of 1959, Ashland High School, Ashland, Ohio, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament in the following manner: ARTICLE I. TO THE FACULTY: Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item I tem Item l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 7 8 9 10. ll. 12. ARTICLE II. Item Item Item Item Item Item l. 2. 5. 4. 5. 6 We leave to the coaches: to Mr. Hogan, Mr. Burnett's big sunny smilesg to Mr. Valentine, a ladder upon which to make visits to his future winning teams. To Mr. Bingham, a S C with a dedica- tion for their job to match his own. To Mr. Espenschied, the balcony of the auditorium in which to hold his future refresher math courses in the hope that this will alleviate crowded conditions in his present room. To Mr. Nagy, congratulations on the '59 Guide, and consolations for the next. To Mr. Tallman, mink-trimmed crying towels and a gift certificate for washing them weekly at Welch's Do-It-Yourself Laundry. To Doc, we leave two familiar words- Hail Columbial We leave to Miss Campbell a conveyor belt running from her desk to the pen- cil sharpener and a year's supply of un- sharpened pencils so she will have something to do when she gets there. To Mr. McDowell we leave the per- fumed atomizer in the Ladies Room at the Dairy in the hopes that it will re- move some of the pungent odors caused by chemicals in his room. To Miss Faust, we leave the junior class hoping that she may teach them the ability to think as she has tried to teach the '59ers. To Mr. Tilton, we leave a life-size air- plane to be placed in his room as a tremendous teaching aid. To Mrs. Plank, we leave many more years of promoting school spirit and activities throughout the student body. To Miss Smith and Mr. Paxton, we leave a long-needed blood-hound to help them track down their wandering children. TO INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS: We leave Gary Stoufer's legs to Dick Dauch in hope that he will make fre- quent trips over the gridiron goal line. We leave our best wishes to anyone who can surpass Frankie Campbell's lines. We leave Sue Ogle's sparkling smile and warm personality to all those wish- ing the secret of popularity. We leave Ace Moffett's trusty camera to jack Topper in hope that he will use it as well as Ace did. We leave Carol Reaser's toothbrush, which gave its life for a worthy cause one cold early morning. We leave Judy Roberts' good looks and Item 7. Item 8. Item 9. Item 10 Item ll Item 12 Item 13 Item 14 Item 15. Item l6 Item 17 Item 18. talent, to anyone who can use them as well as she has. To Merrily Sloan we leave Steve Enck's parties hoping that Kenny Eisel and Dick Hunter will enjoy them as much as Steve did. Joan Rauth and Ted McDowell leave next year's Panorama and Guide staffs many late hours of hard work in their respective editorial positions. Larry Briggs and Kay Mullenix leave their dancing ability to Carol Juhas and Dave Hyams. Howard Smith and Dan Deever leave two of the most important oflices in the school to two very ambitious and con- scientious people. We leave Diana I-Iancock's vitality to the whole school, knowing that if every- one were like Diana, AHS would be a pretty great place. We leave Ed Fulton's flaming red hair to Leroy Barber. We leave the terrific acting and singing ability of Debbie, R. H., and Marilyn to future musical productions. To Rick Swartz a word of encourage- ment from Ronnie Ackerman, you'll outgrow it, I did! We leave Connie Hamilton's and Sara Leiter's varsity cheering positions to Molly Kopp and Sandy Rule. We leave Mike Pifer's orange pants to Doug Clark to add to his collection. To anyone joining AHS's Class of 1960 next year, we leave the hope that they may make as many friends as quickly as Kathy Boyle did this year. We leave Ned Sale's undisputed co-ordi- nation to Ox. ARTICLE III. TO THE INDIVIDUAL CLASSES: Item l. Item 2. Item 3. Item 4. To the freshman class we leave four years experience in which we have learned that a smile and a Hi and an effort to make good grades are not to be ignored, but liked and admired. To the sophomores, we leave the pep and vitality so necessary to keep their senior class on its toes. This is a big job, and will involve many hours of plotting and scheming-good luckl To the junior class, we leave a year in which to face the trials and ordeals with which every senior class must cope, and which ours struggled to meet compe- tently and efficiently. To the school, its students, and faculty, we leave the memory of the Class of 1959, humble in the realization of its present inadequacies but proud of the goals it is capable of attaining. 1959 CLASS PROPHECY On June 9, 1980, the class of 1959 held its 20th reunion last night at the Ashland Sanitary Dairy. Jim Kopp who arranged the reunion fell true to form when he did not put in an appearance. The former Ann Gongwer who married her A.H.S. steady date is now suing for divorce on the grounds of extreme cruelty. Denny Lash is pleading the 5th Amendment. Judith Burns can be seen on T.V. almost any night. She now gets paid for gargling. Joanne Speck, Yvonne Jervis, and Gloria Chand- ler, who had gone into the clothing business in high school now operate Helen's Family Shop. Renny Crenshaw returned, a shadow of his former self. He had just been promoted to a half-star general. Bob Enyeart had been working diligently last night, and now proudly announces that he is fin- ally able to repay Larry Ulery for the glass coffee table he broke twenty years ago. Fuzzy Howman is really in the chips-he owns a gambling house in Las Vegas. One moment of entertainment was rendered by Joyce Kissel. She had forgotten her glasses but she was able to read her new book written in Braille, by Kay Mullenix, named My Personal Combat With Posture. Novelist Susie Stahl then offered a rendition of her new book, All That Nature Gives Us. Thanks to Mary Bell McCarter, telephone sys- tems are no longer necessary. People give their messages to Mary, who in turn shouts them to any point on the globe. Do you remember all of the hopes Dennis O'Neil had for himself? Well . . . N O T H I N G I Joe and Al's Place owned and operated by the Heckman's was raided last night for boot-legging by police lieutenant Larry Fisher. Ted McDowell is now with Stan Kenton and Prez Prado playing the harp. Larry Miller is a noted panelist on the program, I've Got a Line. Linda Schondel couldn't make it last night because she couldn't find anyone to buzz her up. Phil Greene was voted our Good Will Ambassador to the U. N. Mary Lee Hout and Larry Daliere announced the birth of their 12th child. Bonnie Johnson and Miriam Abrams are still look- ing for the man on the street. Tom Robottom is now a test pattern for colored T.V. Jack Kehl, in his pharmacy career has contributed greatly in the fight against cancer caused by nico- tine. He quit smoking! Gerald Warner is now a celebrated trapeze artist. Everyone felt that his bright red tights did much more for Gerald than they did 20 years ago for some female '59ers. Bill Swartz, a veterinarian, publicly thanked sev- eral of his classmates for the help they gave him in finding a cure for rabies. Bill admitted he himself was rather tired from biting so many people. Carol Morr, Judy Worst, and Nancy Eshelman have decided to give up on the AC boys. They are really too old now for the college set. Gloria Tinker, a graduate of the University of Michigan, is now latrine orderly at Culver. She just couldn't stay away. Suzanne Waters, internationally-known lawyer, told the group that after 20 years of campaigning for a new high school she had succeeded. Of course, the funniest surprise was that all the girls who had been engaged back in 1959 are now spinsters. Russ Reed, a former FFA boy, now owns a farm, and the cows, to his utter amazement, lay eggs. The group awarded Jeannette Mowry a trophy for the person who had done most for Ashland. When the electrical power failed and lights went out, Jeannette saved the city by twirling her flaming batons for two weeks. Carol Reaser is now in the entertainment world. She is a favorite on the new T.V. show, Keep Laughing. Joyce Beck's jitterbugging ability brought her to the attention of a dancing celebrity, who's job she is now taking over, The Arthur Murray Dance Party. This might be called the Dick Clark Amer- ican Bandstand for middle-aged teen-agers. The '59 class's treasury was increased substantially when an x-ray of the Oyster twins revealed a for- tune in pearls which they generously shared with their old classmates. Jelf Kopp is performing a valuable service to the entire world. He has been leaning against the Leaning Tower of Pisa for the past twenty years keeping it straight. Tracy Topping was the girl who in 1959 was voted Most Likely to Go. Well, she did! Tracy was the first woman winner of the Indianapolis 500. The astounding fact is that she drove the entire race backwards! Knowing Tracy, what else? Joan Rauth is working with Clark Kent on a New York newspaper, The Metropolis. Once in a while she takes her glasses off and moves cars, buildings and oceans. 150GOGOGOBOBOQOEOSOGOEOSOBOBOBOBOGOGOBOBOBOBOBOSOQOGOGOBOSOGO SE IOR ACTIVITIES ABRAMS, Miriam Louise ADAMS, Linda Irene-Bows 2: Musical 8: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: Latin Club 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ADAMS, Sally Lou-jr. Choir l: College Club 5: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 2. AKERMANN, Ronald Marvin-Panorama 5, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Perfect Attendance l, 2. AMSBAUGH, Norma Kay-F.H.A. l, 2. 8. ARNOLD, Georga Ruth-Scholarship teams 8: All Stars l: Sr. Band 8, 4: P.A. perators 4: College Club 4: Future Teachers 8, Sec. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attend- ance l, 8. ARNOLD, Linda jayne-All Stars 1: Panorama 8: G.A.C. l, 2. BALLY, Barbara Mae-Musical 2. 8: Thespians 4: jr. Choir I: Sr. Choir 2, 8: F.H.A. 2, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 41 Spanish Club l, 2: Perfect Attendance 2. BARNES, Martha Lee-All Stars l: Bows l: Guide 4: Musical 4: jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: G.A.C. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: S anish Club 8, 4, Pres. 4. BAUER, Marcia Ann-Scholarship team I, 2: Guide 4: Musical 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Orchestra 2, 5, 4: Sr. Band 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: G.A.C. l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll l. BELL, james Scott-College Club 4. BENDER, David Wade-Orchestra 5: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: Future Teachers 8: Latin Club 8. BIDDINGER, Elda Mae BOGNIARD, Robert Alexander-Basketball 1: Football 2: Golf I: Musical l: Sr. Choir 1, 2: Stage Crew 2, 8.4: Soph. Hi-Y l, 2. BOLEY, Roy Eugene-Baseball 1: D.C.T. 4. BOUGHTER, Robert Leroy-Library Service l: D.C.T. 4. BOYER, Peggy Lou-P.A. Operators 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll l, 2. BOYLE, Kathleen E.-Student Council l, 2. 5: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8,4: Art Club 4: College Club 4: Latin Club 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. BRIGGS, Larry Eugene-Student Council 1: Basketball l, 2, 8: Football l: Track I: Musical 4: jr. Choir l: Soph. Hi-Y l, 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Slpanish Club l. BROTH RS, james Wendell-Baseball 1: Cadets 4. BURNS, judith Ann-Monitor 4: A Ushers 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: F.H.A. 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. BURNS, Ronald George-jr. Hi-Y 8. BYERS, Thomas Lee-Track 2: Art Club l. CALDWELL, Lois Marie-Scholarshi Teams 8: Student Council 4: A Ushers 8, 4: College Club Sq Treas. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l, 2, 8, 4: Perfect Attendance l. CAMP, Larry Dean-Scholarshi Teams 2, 8: Sr. Class Council 4: Musical 4: College Club 5, 4: Katin Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 8. CAMPBELL, Barbara Ann-Bows l, 2: jr. Choir 4: F.H.A. l, 2, 8. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Perfect Attendance 1. CAMPBELL, Frances jane-Scholarship Team 1, 8: Assembly 8: Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Class Play 5: Thespians 8, Treas. 4:jr. Choir 2: Sweet Sixteen 4: Leaders 8: Monitor 2, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 8: Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 8: Girl's State 5. CARR, Rickey Harland-Musical 2: Sr'. Choir 1, 2: Art Club 1: Latin Club l, 2: Perfect Attendance 8. CHANCE, jerry Dean-D.C.T. 4: Perfect Attendance 1. CHANDLER, Gloria Mae-Bows 4: G.A.C. I. CLAIQK, Kenneth Len-Golf 4: College Club 4: Perfect Attend- ance . CLAYTON, john Marshall-Scholarship Team I: Basketball l: Baseball l, 2, 5, 4: Football l, 2: Musical 4: Sr. Choir l, 2, 4: Audio Visual Op. l: Cadets 4: College Club 4: Koda Club 1: Latin Club l, 2: Varsity A 4. SCZBBLER, Ruth Ann-Bows 2: Library Service l: F.H.A. 1, 2, COFFMAN, Dixie Leora-D.E. 4: F.H.A. 2, 8. COLE, Marilyn Ann-F.H.A. l, 2,4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll l. CONLEY, Dora Carolyn CONWAY, Rose Ellen-Scholarship Team l, 2: jr. Class Council 8: Sr. Class Council 4: A Ushers 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l, 2, 8, 4: Stpanish Club l, 2: Sr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 8. COOPER, aymond CRENSHAW, Renald Leroy-Football 2: Musical 8, 4: jr. Choir l: Cadets 8, 4: Library Service I, V. Pres. 2: Monitor 8, 4: jr. Hi- Y 5: So h. Hi-Y 25 Sr. Hi-Y 4. CRONEBACH, Richard Lee-Football 8, 4. CROSS, Marcia Anne-All Stars 4: Panorama 4: Leaders 8, 4: Monitor 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 5, V. Pres. 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club l. CULLER, Cynthia Vivian-Student Council 5: All Stars I: Bows 2: Guide 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Choir 1: Sr. Choir 2. 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: Future Teachers 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: G.A.C. I, 2, 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. CYPHERS, Mara Lynne-Bows 8: College Club 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 8. DALIERE, Charles Larry-Musical 8: jr. Choir 2: Sr. Band 2, 8: Sr. Choir 8: College Club 8, 4: D.E. 4. DANIELS, Ralph Nelson-Cadets 8. DANNER, Gary Lynn-Golf 2: Stage Crew 2, 8, 4: Audio-Visual O . l. DRUGHERTY, Dennis Earl DAUGHERTY, jean Ann-Bows 2, 8, 4: Library Service l: G.A.C. 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l. DEEVER, Dan Allen-Student Council l, 2, 8, Pres. 4: Musical 4: jr. Class Play 8: Thespians 4: Sr. Class Play 4: P.A. Operators 4: Collegp Club 5, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club reas. I, 2: Boy's State 5. DOERRER, Vicki joan-Student Council 4: A Ushers 8: F.H.A. 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 2. DuBOIS, joan Louise-Perfect Attendance 2. DUDTE, William Robert-Student Council 2, Treas. 4: Musical 5: jr. Class Play 5: Sr. Class Play 4: Monitor 8: P.A. Operators 4: College Club 4. EBY, Carol jeanette-Monitor 4: F.H.A. 2, 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 2. ENCK, Stephen jeffrey-Basketball l, 2, 8, 4: Track 5, 4: Monitor 8: College Club 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y Pres. 8: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 1, 2: Varsity A 4. ENYEART, Bob Anton-Football l, 2: Musical 4: Monitor 5, 4: College Club 5, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club l, 2, 8. ESHELMAN, Nancy Faye-Bows 2, 5, 4: College Club 5, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 5: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l. FASIG, Michael Dennis-Track 8: Musical 5: jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 2, 5: College Club 4: D.E.V. Pres. 4. FERGUSON, joseph Leslie-College Club 5, 4: jr. Hi-Y 5: Latin Club 8: Sr. I-Ii-Y 4. FINLEY, Ken Lee-Cadets 5: D.E. 4: jr. Hi-Y 5. FINLEY, Lucille Valeria-Library Service 5, 4. FISHER, Larry Dean-Guide 4: Panorama 4: Sr. Class Pla 4: jr. Class Play 8: Library Service 2, 5, 4: Perfect Attendance I. 2. 5: Honor Roll 8. FITZGERALD, Sallie Ann-Panorama 5: Musical 5, 4: Sr. Choir 8, 4: Art Club 5: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: G.A.C. 2: Perfect Attendance l, 2. FOCKLER, Brenda Kay-G.A.C. Letter 4: Bows 2: Panorama 2, 5: Monitor 8: A Ushers 5, 4: F.H.A. 4: G.A.C. I, 2, 5: Ushers 4: Perfect Attendance 2. FOX, Donald-Baseball l. FOX, David Eugene-Perfect Attendance l. FRAME, Curtis Dean-Scholarship Teams I, 2, 5: Basketball I: College Club 8, 4: Latin Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 2, 5. FREDERICK, Sandra FREELON, Roger FULLER, Alethe FULTON, Edmond Godfrecy Stanton, jr.-Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4: Football l: Track 1: Cross- ountry 4: Golf 2: Tennis 5: Musical I: Sr. Choir 1, 2: Monitor 4: Coll Club 5, 4: jr. Hi-Y 5: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y Pres. 4: Spanish Cfsb 1: Varsity A 4. FUNK, Arlene Mae-Art Club 5. FUNKHOUSER, joyce Ann-Musical 4: jr. Choir l, 2: Sr. Choir 8, 4: P.A. Operators 4: College Club 4: Future Teachers 5, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: G.A.C. I: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. GARDNER, Larry Eugene-Basketball 1. GARDNER, Thomas Stephen GEREN, Tamara Louise-F.H.A. l, 2, 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l. CERN, Bertha A. GERWIG, David Dean-Monitor 1: F.F.A. I, 2, 8: D.C.T. 4. GIBBS, Robert William GILMORE, Dora Lucille-jr. Choir 2. GONGWER, Laura Ann-jr. Class Council 8: G.A.C. Letter 5, 4: G.A.C. Manager 5, 4: All Stars 1, 2, 8, 4: Bows 2: Guide 4: Musi- cal 8: Thespians 8, 4: jr. Choir I, 2: Leaders 8, 4: A Ushers 8, 4: College Club 5, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2. 5, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 8. GOODHART, Sandra Le-F.H.A. l, 2, Treas. 5: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club l, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 4. GORGAS, Debbie joan-Musical 1, 2, 8, 4: Thespians 5, 4: Sr. Choir I, 2, 8: F.H.A. I, 2, 8: D.C.T. 4: G.A.C. 1. GREENBANK, john Irving-jr. Class Play 8: Sr. Class Play 4: jr. Choir 1, 5: Sr. Choir 4: Art Club l, 2: College Club 4. GREENE. Phillip Robert-Basketball l: Baseball l, 2: Football l, 2: Musical l, 2, 8: Sr. Choir I, 2, 8, 4. HAGNER, Sandra Lula-D.E. 4: F.H.A. I. I-IALE, Larry Eugene-Football 2, 5, 4: Basketball 2, 5: Track I, 2, 3, 4: Cadets 4: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Varsity A 5, 4: Perfect Attendance 1. HAMILTON, Connie jean-Student Council l, 2: jr. Class Coun- cil 8: Cheerleader l, 2, 8, 4: All Stars l: Bows 2, 5, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Monitor 5: F.H.A. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l, V. Pres. 2, 5: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. HAMILIN, Ruth Ann HANCOCK, Diana Marie-Activities l: Student Council 4: Cheer- leader 1: All Stars I: Bows 2, 8: Musical I, 2, 8, 4: jr. Class Play 8: Thespians 8, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Choir 4: Sweet Sixteen 5, 4: P.A. Operators 4: Art Club 8, Sec. 4: College Club 8, Sec. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2. 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 8: Honor Roll 5. HARMAN, john William-Monitor l, 2: Art Club 4: F.F.A. l, 2: Perfect Attendance l. HARTER, Roberta jean-Guide 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: Thespians 5, 4: jr. Choir l: Sr. Choir 2, 8, 4: Monitor 2, 5, 4: College Club 5, 4: Future Teachers 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 2. HASKINS, Barbara Rice-Scholarship Teams 2, 5: Election Board 8, 4: Panorama 4: Musical 5, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: GA.C. l, 2, 5: Honor Roll l. HECKMAN, joseph William-Basketball 1, 2: Football l. 2, 5, 4: Track l, 2, 4: Musical 4: College Club 4: jr. Hi-Y 5: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Varsity A 2, 5, V. Pres. 4. HEIFFNER, Nancy Lou-F.H.A. 1, 2, 5: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 5: Sr. Tri- I-Ii-Y 4: Ushers 4: Honor Roll I HERRON, Thomas David-Basketball I, 2: Baseball l, 2. 5. 4: goptball I, 2, 8: Cadets 4: jr. Hi-Y 5: Soph. Hi-Y Pres. 2: Sr. Hi- HESS, Ronald Dean HINER, Anita Leanne-Assembly 23 Student Council 13 jr. Class Council Treas. 33 Cheerleader 13 All Stars 1, 2, 3, 4: Pano- rama 43 Musical 33 jr. Choir 13 Orchestra 33 Sr. Band lr, 2, 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Future Teachers 2, 3, Pres. 43 jr. Tri-Ht-Y 33 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. HITCHCOCK, Dinah Irene-Bows 3, 43 jr. Choir 13 College Club 3, 43 F.H.A. 13 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1, 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. HOLDERMAN, Marlene Marie-Latin Club 3. HOOKER, Carol jane-Scholarship Team 13 Election Board 2, 3, Treas. 43 Musical 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Band 2, 3, 43 P.A. Operators 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. l, 23 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. HOUT, Mary Lee-Student Council 3, Sec. 43 Musical 43 jr. Choir 13 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 43 Morning Devotions 43 College Club 33 F.H.A. 1, 23 jr. Tri-I-Ii-Y 33 G.A.C. 1, 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attend- ance 2. HOWMAN, Roger Myers-D.E. Pres. 4. HUMBLE, Sally Lou-Bows l, 4j Sr. Band 23 F.H.A. 13 jr. Tri- Hi-Y 3. HUMBLE, Sandra Sue-Bows 1, 43 jr. Choir 13 Sr. Band 23 Col- lege Club 43 F.H.A. l3 D.C.T. 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2. HYAMS, Yvonne Ann-Bows 43 Panorama 33 Art Club l, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3. HYATT, Eva Elizabeth-F.H.A. l, 2, 33 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. jENKlNS, Sharon Lousie-Art Club 1, 2. jERVIS, Yvonne Marie-Musical 33 Sweet Sixteen 3, 4. j0HNSON, Bonnie Grace-Perfect Attendance l. KAYLOR, Karen jane-Scholarship Teams l, 23 Activities 43 Sr. Class Council 43 Bows 23 Musical 3, 43 Sr. Class Play 43 jr. Choir l, 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. 2, 3, 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance l,2, 33 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. KlgE?ER, Eleanor Louise-Perfect Attendance 2, 33 Honor Roll 1, , . KEHL, jack Edward-Basketball l, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Cadets 43 jr. Hi-Y 2, 33 Varsity A l, 2, 3, KETTERING, Mary Alice-D.E. 43 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Perfect At- tendance 2. KINDIG, Gloria Lee-Panorama 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri- Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 4. KIPLINGER, Kay joan-Musical 33 Monitor 33 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 3. KISSEL, joyce Ann-Student Council l, 2, 33 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. KLEPSER, Robert Garry-Football 33 Track 23 Musical l, 3, 43 jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Hi-Y 33 Soph. Hi-Y 23 Koda Club l3 Latin Club 23 Sr. Hi-Y 4. KOCH, Patsy Carol-F.HA. 1, 2, 3, 4. KOPP, Charles Geoffrey-Scholarship Teams 2, 33 Guide 43 Musi- cal 2, 3, 43 jr. Class Play 33 Thespians 3, 43 Sr. Class Play 43 jr. Choir l3 Orchestra 3, 43 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 43 jp. 33 College Club 3, 43 Soph. Hi-Y 23 Latin Club 23 Sr. i- . KOPP, james Robert-Assembly 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 3. 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Choir 13 Sr. Choir 43 Monitor 43 33 Soph. Hi-Y 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club l, 23 Varsity KREILINC, Rosemary june-Election Board l, 23 jr. Tri-Y 33 Latin Club l, 23 G.A.C. l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 3. KUHN, Katherine Lynda-Scholarship Team 13 Sr. Class Coun- crl 43 Guide 43 Bows 23 Musical 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Class Play 33 Thes- plans 3, 43 jr. Choir l, 2, 33 Sweet Sixteen , 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance l3 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. LASH, Stephen Dennis-Basketball 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Musical 43 Sr. Class Play 43 College Club 43 jr. Hi-Y 33 Soph. Hi-Y 23 Sr. Hi-Y Sec. 43 Varsity A 2, 3, 4. LAUGHERY, Beverly Ann-Musical 33 jr. Choir 23 Sr. Choir 33 Monitor 33 A Ushers 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 l, 2, 3, Sec. 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 13 Honor Roll LAVENGOOD, Nancy Lou-Library Service 1, 23 Koda Club 2, 3. LEED, Marilyn Virginia-Musical 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Sr. Class Play 43 Orchestra 43 Sr. Band 2, 3, 43 Sr. Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Monitor 33 Morning Devotions 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 13 Perfect Attendance 3. LEITER, Linda jane-Manager, G.A.C. 33 All Stars 1, 3, 43 Bows 2: Sr. Class Play 43 Leaders 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, Pres. 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2. LEITER, Nancy Lee-Student Council 33 G.A.C. letter 33 All Stars l, 33 Guide 43 Bows 23 Musical 33 jr. Class Play 33 Lead- ers 33 P.A. Operators 43 College Club 33 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. LEITER, Sara Susan-Student Council l, 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 All Stars I3 Bows 3, 43 College Club 43 F.H.A. 13 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. lj Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance l. LEMONS, judith Ann-Election Board 3, 43 Guide 43 Musical 2, 3, 43 jr. Choir 13 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Band l,2,3,43 Sr, Choir 2. 3. 4: College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 1.2: G.A.C. I, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. LISIUS, Annette Louise-Bows 2, 33 Orchestra 13 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Perfect Attendance 23 Honor Roll l, 2. LISTON, Patricia Carol-jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 33 Honor Roll 3. LONG, Betty Lou-Student Council l3 Musical 2, 33 jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 jr. Choir l, 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, Treas. 2, V. Pres. 3, 43 D.C.T. 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Koda Club l, 2, 3, 43 GA.C. l3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 2, 3. LONG, Beverly jean-Bows 2: D.E. 4: F-H-A li jr. Trl-H1-Y 5: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance l. l l LONG, judy Kay-Bows 2, 43 Musical 43 jr. Choir 23 Sr. Choir 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1, 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. LOVELAND, Sheila Kay-Art Club 2. I LUKITY, Stanley Paul-Basketball l3 Wrestling 43 Baseball 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadets 43 jr. Hi-Y V. Pres. 3: Soph. H1-Y V. Pres. 23 Sr. Hi-Y V. Pres. 43 Varsity A 4. LUTZ, Richard Kelly-Baseball 23 Guide 4: College Club 3. 4: jr. Hi-Y 33 Latin Club l, 2: Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A 3, 4. MAILLOUX, Shirley MALONEY, Robert William-Basketball 13 Football l, 3. MARTIN, Bonita Mae-Monitor 4. MARTIN, David Earl MARTIN, janette Marie-Scholarship Team 2: Bows 4: JI'- Choir 13 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 43 P.A. Operators 43 College Club 3, 4: Future Teachers 23 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 2: G.A.C. L 5: Sr- Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll 1, 2. MrCARTER, Mary Carol-Student Council 4: Bows l, 2: Pano- rama 33 jr. Choir l, 23 A Ushers 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Future Teachers 43 F.HA. 1, 23 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1, 2, 3, 4: Sr- Trl- Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance 2. ' l . McDOWELL, Ted Cline-Scholarship Teams l, 2, 33 Activities 23 Election Board l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Class Council 43 Tennis 33 Guide 43 Musical 1, 2, 3, 43 jr. Class Play 33 Orchestra l, 2. 3, 4j Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Latin Club l, 2: Sr. I-Ii-Y 43 Boy's State 33 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. , . McKEAN, Carol june-Monitor 33 D.E. 43 F.H.A. 3: jr. Tri-I-It-Y 33 G.A.C. 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. MEEKS, Elizabeth-Scholarship Teams 1, 2. 3: Library Service l, V. Pres. 2, 3, 43 College Club 43 Perfect Attendance l, 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 3. MERCER, Phyllis Lou-D.E. 43 F.H.A. 4. MILLER, Larry Eugene-jr. Class Council Pres. 33 Track l, 2, 3: Cross-Country l, 2, 33 Musical 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Sr. Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Audio-Visual Op. 2, 33 Cadets 43 Art Club l, 23 College Club 43 jr. Hi-Y 33 Soph. Hi-Y 23 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club l, 23 Varsity A l, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, Ann Marie-F.H.A. 23 D.C.T. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 1, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Perfect Attendance 3. MINGES, Theresa-D.E. 43 F.H.A. 2: G.A.C. 1: Perfect Allend- ance 23 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. MOFFETT, Bruce Robinson-Manager 2, 33 Guide 43 Audio- Visual Op. 1, 2, 33 College Club 43 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity A 4. MORITZ, Ellen Grace-Library Service 2, 3, 4. MORONEY, Diane Louise-Scholarship Team 33 College Club 3 ,43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. 13 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 4. MORR, Carol Ann-Bows 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. MOSHER, janet Kay- A Ushers 3, 43 D.E. 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 G.A.C. l, 2. MOTTER, Larry Mike-Musical 33 jr. Choir I, 2, 3. MOWRY, jeannette-Bows 23 jr. Choir l, 23 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 43 Drum Majorette 3, 43 Sweet Sixteen 33 College Club 3, V. Pres. 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Perfect Attendance l, 2. MOWRY, Marilyn Louise-Bows 2g College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri- Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. 43 Honor Roll 3. MULLENIX, Kay-All Stars l, 2, 3, 43 Bows 2: Guide 4: Musi- cal 3, 4j Thespians 43 jr. Choir l, 23 Sweet Sixteen 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club I3 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3, 4. MUMAW, Philip MUMAW, Richard Floyd MYERS, Alice Marilyn-Election Board l, 2, 3, Pres. 43 Musical 2, 3, 43 jr. Choir l, 23 Sweet Sixteen 3, 43 College 3, 43 jr. Tri- Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. l, 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 33 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. MYERS, Daniel Donavon-Perfect Attendance 1. MYERS, Monna-Bows 13 Panorama 33 Future Teachers 2, 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 G.A.C. l, 2, 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance l. NELSON, Sharon Diane-Bows 43 Scholarship Team 2, 33 Col- lege Club 43 Perfect Attendance 2. NORRIS, Phyllis May-F.H.A. 2. OGLE, Sue Ann-Student Council l, 23 jr. Class Council V. Pres. 33 Sr. Class Council V. Pres. 43 Bows 23 Panorama 33 Musical 33 Sr. Class Play 43 jr. Choir l, 2, A Ushers 43 P.A. Operators 43 College Club 3, 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club Pres. 23 G.A.C. l, 2, 3, 43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Girl's State 3. OLIN, john H.-Scholarship Teams l, 2, 33 Track 13 Library Service l, 2, 33 College Club 43 Honor Roll l, 2, 3. O'NEILL, Dennis Michael-Basketball 13 Track l, 2, 3, 43 Cross- Country 43 Musical 43 jr. Class Play 33 Sr. Class Play 43 jr. Choir 13 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, Manager 43 Cadets 33 College Club 3. 43 jr. Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Sr. Hi-Y Treas. 43 Varsity A 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. OVERHOLT, Larry EugenwLatin Club 2. OVERLY, Richard john-Football 2. 3, 43 Varsity A 4. OXENRIDER, john Fritz-Football 2. OYSTER, Betty May-jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 4. OYSTER, Beverly jean-jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 4. PARK, Robert Melvin-Audio-Visual Op. l, 2, 3, 4. PAULY, Philip Leonard-F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Treas. 4. PAYNE, Brenda Kay PIFER, Michael Lee-Wrestling 43 Football 3, 43 Track 33 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Varsity A 3, 4. POWELL, Wilma Ellen-Student Council 3, 43 F.H.A. 33 jr. Tri- IllIi1Y233 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Ushers 43 Perfect Attendance 1, 23 Honor 0 . PRESTON, Velda Sue-Scholarship Team 1, 23 All Stars l3 Bows 23 Musical 3, 43 jr. Choir 13 Sr. Choir 2, 3, 43 College Club 3, 43 Future Teachers 43 jr. Tri-Hi-Y 33 Latin Club 23 G.A.C. l,2, 3,43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Honor Roll l. RADER, Mark Shaw-Basketball 1: Football 2: Art Club 2, 8, 4. RADO, Gary Lee-jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4. RAFELD, Patricia Elaine-F.H.A. l, 2, 8, V. Pres. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers 4. RANDLES, Carlyle Allen-Perfect Attendance 2. RANNELS, Dixie RAUTH, joan j.-Scholarship Teams 1, 2, 8: Panorama 4: Col- lege Club 8, 4: Future Teachers 2, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 8. REASER, Carol Louise-Scholarship Team l: All Stars 1: Bows 2: Guide 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Class Play 8: Thespians 8, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: jr. Choir l: Sr. Choir 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr.2Tgi-Hi-Y Pres. 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 4: Ushers 4: Honor Roll REED, Russell Snook-Monitor 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Sr. Hi-Y 4. REYNOLDS, Bonnie Mae-Bows 2: F.H.A. 2, 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2. RICHERT, Phillip james-Monitor 2: D.C.T. 4: Honor Roll 8. RICKEL, Leland Roy-jr. Choir l, 2: Sr. Band l,2, 8,4: Sr. Choir 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: Latin Club 2: Perfect Attendance 8. RISSER, Ralph john-Musical 4: Moming Devotions 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club l: Perfect Attendance 2. RITZ, janet LaNer-Library Service 1, 8. ROBERTS, judy Kay--Scholarship Teams 8: Assembly 2: Sr. Class Council 4: All Stars l, 2, 8, 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: Thespians 8, V. Pres. 4: Sr. Class Play 4: jr. Choir 1: Sr. Band l: Sr. Choir 2, 8, 4: Sweet Sixteen 8, 4: Monitor 4: Morning Devotions 4: Col- lege Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2. 8, 4: Sr. Trifl-li-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l: Honor Roll l. ROCHELLE, james William-Musical 8: Orchestra 8, 4: Sr. Band l, 2. 8, 4: College Club 4. ROSHON. Kenneth Ervin-Scholarship Teams l, 2, 8: Art Club 8: College Club 8, 4: jr Hi-Y 8: Sr. Hi-Y 4. ROWBOTTOM. Robert Thomas SACCO, jeannette Marie-jr. Choir 8: Library Service 2, 8, 4: Future Teachers 4: Spanish Club 1. SACKETT, Beverly Ann-Election Board 1, 2: Monitor 8: G.A.C. l: Spanish Club l, 2. SACKETT, Dennis Lee-Audio-Visual Op. l, 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Sr. Hi-Y 4. SALE, Edmund Hewett-Basketball 2, 8, 4: Tennis 8, 4: P.A. Operators 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2, 8: Varsity A 4. SCHMIDT, Frances Pauline SCHONDEL, Linda Lee-Student Council 4: Panorama 4: P.A. Operators 4: College Club 8, 4: Future Teachers 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club Treas. 2: G.A.C. 1, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers 4. SCHOONOVER, Dora Marlene-Library Service 8, 4: Latin Club l, 2: G.A.C. 1. SCHUMAKER, Mary Ann SEIDNER, Patricia Sue-Student Council 1, 2: Bows l, 2: 'Pano- rama 8: A Ushers 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l, 2: Sr. Trl-H1-Y 4: Ushers 4. SHAFER, Keith Duane-F.F.A. l: D.C.T. 4. SHAFFER, Barbara D.-jr. Choir l, 2: Sr. Choir 8, 4: College Club 8: Future Teachers l: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 1, 2: Sr. Tn- Hi-Y 4. SHEEKS, Little Ann-D.E. 4. SHENBERGER, Tom Lynn-Scholarship Team 2: College Club 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4. l SHILLING, Heather-Scholarship Teams l, 2, 8: Guide 4: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: College Club 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Honor Roll l, 2, 8. SHINABARKER, Kay Ann-Scholarship Team 2: Student Coun- cil l, 2. 8: jr. Choir l, 2: F.H.A. l: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tn-H1-Y Sec. 4: Spanish Club 2. H SIMPSON, Sandra Anita-Bows l, 2, Pres. 8: Guide 4: Thes- pians 2, Sec. 8, 4: jwr. Choir 1, 2, 8: Sweet Sixteen 8: P.A. Opera- tors 4: College Clu 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 1, 2. SINGLE, David Michael l SLABIE, janice Marie-Scholarship Team 8: Guide 4: Musical 8, 4: Sr. Band l. 2, 8, 4: College C ub 8, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 8. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SLATER, Emerson j.-F.F.A. l, 2, 8, 4. SLOCUM, Linda Louise-College Club 8, 4: FHA. l, 2, 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 1. 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. . SMELTZER, Carolyn joyce-Monitor 8: College Club 4: jr. Tri- Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SMETZER, janet Lucille-D.E. 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 8: G.A.C.. 2, 8. SMITH, Henry Howard-Scholarship Teams 1, 2: Activities 8: jr. Class Council 8: Sr. Class Counci Pres. 4: Musical l, 2, 8: jr. Class Play 8: jr. Choir 1: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Choir 2: Monitor 4: College Club 8: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Latin Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Boy's State 8. SMITH, Kathleen Norma-Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Choir 1: Orchestra l, 2. 8: Sr. Choir 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: Future Teachers Treas. 8, Vice Pres. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SMITH. Charles Stanley-Monitor 8: Perfect Attendance 1, 2. SPAHR, Lou Betty-Scholarship Teams 2, 8: Student Council 8: Musical Chairman Com. 8: Sr. Class Play Chairman Com. 4: F.H.A. Vice Pres. 2: Vice Pres. 2, 8: Pres. 4: Latin Club 2: GA.C. 1: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l, 2. SPAIDE, john Carl-Football j.V. l, Varsity 2, 8, 4: Track j.V. l, Varsit 2, 8, 4: Vanity A 8, 4. SPECK, joAnn Thelma-Student Council 2: jr. Class Council 8: Cheerleader l, 2, 8: Bows 2, 8, 4: Musical 8: F.l-LA. l: Sr. Tri-Hi- Y 4. STAHL, Marble Susan-Bows 2: Guide 4hlr. Choir l. 2: Coll Club 8, 4: Future Teachers 4: fjr. Tri- i-Y 8: Latin Clube? G.A.C. l, 2, 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Per ect Attendance l, 2. STALEY, Ann jeanette-G.A.C. Letter 4: All Stars l, 8: Scholar- ship Teams l. 2. 8: Bows 2: jr. Tri-Hi-Y V. Pres. 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. 1, 2, 8, 4: Honor Roll l, 2, 8. STEINER, janet Louise-F.H.A. 1. STONE, William Roger STOUFER, Gary Lee-Basketball l, 2. 8: Baseball l, 2. ' Wrestling 4: Football l, 2, 8, 4: Monitor 2: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 1: Varsity A 8, 4. STRINE, Robert STUTZ, Karen Louise-College Club 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2. 8: Sr. Tri'Hi-Y 4. SUNDERLAND, Stephen E.-Panorama 4: Musical 4: Sr. Band 4: Sr. Choir 4: College Club 4: Sr. Hi-Y 4. SUNNUCKS, William Alan SWAN, Gay-Student Council l, 4: Bows 2: Guide 4: Musical 4: jr. Choir l, 2: Sr. Choir 8, 4: Sweet Sixteen 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club l, 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 1, 2: Honor Roll 8. SWARTZ, William Duncan-Sr. Class Council 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Class Play 8: Thespians 8, Pres. 4: Sr. Class Play 4: jr. Choir l: Sr. Band l, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Choir 2, 8. 4: Moming Devotions 4: Col- lege Club 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 2: Honor Roll 8. SWITZER, Keith Howard TANNER, Cilford jimmy-Baseball 4: Football 8: Track 8, 4. THOMPSON, Judith Joyce-F.:-ta. 1. THOMPSON, Myra Ann-Election Board l, 2: Student Council 8, 4: Musical 8: Sr. Band 2, 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y Treas. 8: G.A.C. l, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance 8. TINKER, Gloria Ann-Student Council l, 2: All Stars l, 2, 8, 4: Musical 8: Orchestra l, 2, 8: Sr. Band l, 2, 8: P.A. Operators 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. TOPPING, Tracy Ann-All Stars l. 2. 8, 4: Musical 2, 8, 4: jr. Class Play 8: Thespians 8, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Choir 4: Sweet Sixteen 4: College lub 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y : Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2. 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2. Pres. 8. TRUEX, janet Louise-F.H.A. 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8. ULERY. Larry Eugene-jr. Class Council 8: Football 2. 8: Guide 4: Musical 8, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Choir 2, 8, 4: College Club Pres. 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll 2, 8. VERMILYA, Susan Kathryn-Student Council 2: Bows 2: Moni- tor 2: D.E. Sec. 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, Sec. 8, 4: G.A.C. l: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. WALLERY, Kathleen Mary- A Ushers 8, 4: Future Teachers 4: FH.A. 1: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 2, 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 8. WARNER, Gerald Eugene-Baseball l, 2: Football l, 2, 8: Track 4: Guide 4: Musical 8, 4:35. Class Play 8: Thespians 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Sr. Band l, 2, 8: llege Club 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Varsity A Pres. 4. WATERS, Suranne-Scholarshi Teams 8: Musical 8: Sr. Class Play 4: College Club 8. 4: jr. 'lxii-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ushers 4: Honor Roll 8. WATSON, Sue Ellen-Musical 2: Orchestra l, 2. 8, 4: Sr. Band 1, 2, 8, 4: Monitor 2, 3, 4: G.A.C. 1, 4. WEIDENHAMER, Bradley Eric-Scholarship Teams l, 8: Tennis 8, 4: Guide 4: Musical l, 2, 8, 4: jr. Class P ay 8: Thespians 8, 4: Sr. Class Play 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 8, 4: Sr. Band l, 2. 8. 4: Sr. Choir 1, 2, 8, 4: Library Service l, Pres. 2: CollTe Club 8, 4: jr. Hi-Y 8: Soph. Hi-Y 2: Sr. Hi-Y 4: Latin Club . WEITZEL, Lester Ora WELLS, jane Kenlyn-D.E. 4: F.H.A. 1, 2. 8, 4. WERTMAN, Rita Louise-F.H.A. 1, 2, 8, 4: Perfect Attendance 1. 2. WHIPPLE, Bonnie Lee-Bows 2: Monitor 8: D.E. 4: F.H.A. l: jr. Tri-Hi'Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. WHITMER, Connie Lou-All Stars l: Bows 8, 4: College Club 8.4: F.H.A. l, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 1: G.A.C. l, 8, 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILCOX, Dudley Allen-Sr. Hi-Y 4. WISLER, Katherine Camellia-All Stars 2. 8: Bows 2, 8, 4: D.E. 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l. 2. 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. WITHERS, Marjorie May-D.E. 4: F.H.A. 1. 2, 8, 4: Perfect At- tendance 2, 8. WITMER, Carol Ann-F.H.A. l, 2, 8: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance I, 2. WITMER, Harriet Louise-Bows 2: F.H.A. l: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. WOLF, janet Kay-G.A.C. Letter 8: jr. Choir l, 2, 8: jr. Tri- Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. 1, 2, 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Honor Roll l, 8. WOLF, jim Richard WORCESTER, joan Marie-Election Board 4: Student Council l: Panorama 4: Orchestra 8, 4: Sr. Band 8, 4: College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Latin Club 2: G.A.C. l, 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Perfect Attendance l. ZVOIRKMAN, Gerald Eugene-Baseball l: Latin Club 2: Spanish lu . 8, 4, Hi-Y WORST, udie Kay-All Stars 2: Cheerleader 1: jr. Choir l, 2, 8: Bows 8, : College Club 8, 4: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: G.A.C. l. 2. 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. ZOOK, Betty Ann--Bows 2: College Club 8, 4: D.E. 4: G.l-LA. l: jr. Tri-Hi-Y 8: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: U ers 4: Perfect Attendance l. 2. +A-U' ff .9 LASSES 6. . . A X ir-1' l , Y WNV D. Adams M. Adams S be 1, I X ai 1 ' KX A W. Amshary J. Anderson A. Andrews W. Andrews '7 ' ? .Q V: 'Q -if ,ii 'U' L. Atchison J, Amen x CLASS OF 1960 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCZII.-Ifirsl Roux' N. Stone, Sec.: j. XVeiss, Pres.: M. XVhittington, V. Pres., P. Stahl, Treats.: Srmnri Row: Mr. Murray, -Advisor: ll. Rader, Rep. to Activities: UI. Mittendorf. Rep. to Assemblies: H. 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Savick L. Schneider 53 K. Schoonover '1- 'P u- l XX K N A-.' F. Shafer -'- 4? Y - ffl E. Smalley R. Smithhisler B' ' 1 x t M. Sticklcs - at X 4 M , Yrs -H' 1 Q if s 'rr J. Swindaman S. Thompson I Q L. x XX .ot I P. Tighe . 0 .., '-' K. Troxel aff. '31- .AL r f . Q. P. Utsingcr . S. Warnes x L Us Nr , S..- I u. R. Sovine . S rin P. Stahl J. Staley P. Stefan K. Stevens M. Steward it 355' XA . . .- h ..,, Q W 1 T iff 'E S X 6 y t .ev .. K f , A.-4 xx F 1 V A ' f Q 3:1 ' I .1 ,e' . . ' . 9 N w V . 6.23 .... I w I A A N. Stone S. Stuart J. Stuhldreher R. Stutz C. Sweet , . . LX? B L - ,,, i S is 1 -g e..e X . of M S. Swineford I L. Swinehart M. Thompson T. Thornburg , , W jk ' J. Tipton Power Steering Anyone? P . G. Tucek M. Tucker D. Urban ttr w ,X b .7-3 . . H ., 3 .g S . H. Vance S. Vermilya D. Vines L. Wachtel D. Wait . M, A S S . .505 i. K' T - Cf: -..- ' .I x ii? il- .- bf' 1- ' S f ' SZ' s - W .. 1 - - -f. .4 . . ' 'Iliff n -I : 3? 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Baird SGPHQMCRES CLASS OF 1961 X uf! '- raw s x X ? 'lr Q A A L. Barber D. Barnes S. Basford D. Baughmap G. Baughman N. Bell J. Benshoif J. Berkey . S. Berkshire C. Berry J. Biddinger R. Bigelow J. Biggs f l if V 1 R. Boreman R. Biggs 253 'mi mi- B. Bott L. Billman K. S. Blatt M. Bowman D. Boyer N. Boyer B. Bradley S. S. Bransteter J. Briggs 52 Y on C X xt V .K ' I N - Em , in .Q Y l 35' in - - A . -L- f -gf L. Buzzard ., T . Burrel' Q M. Burns .1 AA'A , A R, Af' Q A ' 9 X. ... ik' S ..,, if .. R rl ' Chili'-'V ,?SV, E. Chaney ' X T. Carson A. Carpenter ' W J. Caldwell 1 :'.. . nQ: K. Cellar . ..... - R X2 , W. Claypool -- uwwrt- . Y.. 1 M R ' Y wiiswsi 7 ' fi - fri If 1' wx. r K- 7 ' ' V ., . ,,.,. 55 EW. B. Canfield S. Carmoney .,.,.. .. . .,,,.. ... fi- if 3, Lk K. S. Chandler D. Clark .agfirf . f 31,- . I-.4 x-xl. 'V .f X f mm. fmmmr, 3 .. . . ,3?.sJ29G . .WN .. f 4 4? . .ff 53 Q .. S. Cline R. Cobbler , mf 1 Q WV, i. . -. . i I xi ' P 1' J. Coffman M. Cole T. Coffman L. Cole ,Huy N . 5 ig.. . . ,,mwW 1. G. Conklin A. Conrad b -2 'iiliii ' - 'Q .- Q.: 5? EE. f - W . P if X KW A ...QI M. Couch E. Crawford R. Cronebach 1-- 'ea. , K F . ,I F E . Q. l , - A -- . . . - ' i g... ,J ' K if Q. 5' 4 Q. . - if ia rr X- ' 'A 5 A ' W' ' ... .- y w. T. Cross D. Cullcr S. Cummings R. Curry E. Curtis IT P. Cutshaw G. Cypher S. Dashem as 'Ni K ' 5 rf L. Derr J. Deever J. Dever , Q -' Q' ig, W, - Ql . - zzn 2 ......, M. Daugulis S. Davis M. Deibler R. Denslow L. De 53 'AX sg 'e 4 :V 1' N' if C. Dionne P. Docrrcr M. Dohner Donelson N. Donges t- l J. Duncan S. Iickard R. Eckcls M. Ekey N. Emmcns ,WT . 'L B ' , L C. Fai'rhanks A. Fasig C. Fast S. lfinlcy va, L j. I-'rcclon L Ls Y. -, ' V - ,ggi YE . sy si 'J 1 ,. - V' ,A W 'S-. R. Dougherty DuBois D. Dudte -P -'..- .'..-' T il' Q' 'Q Q K. Esbenshaclc R. Emzwilcr N. Evcgc g ... ii Kg N X N X 'C' X J. Fendrick G. Finley K. Finley ,--. i ,, W. . gg . Q l E. Forch R. Fox K. Fraunfelter . M K . ww N gf A I:-f , . S l XX C, F1-egg S, Fulk K, Funk E. Gallatin L. Gapstur G. Gault K. Geary R. Gilbert j. Glasser J. Goard J. Gongwer J. Goon j. Coon J. Graska P. Gray .xx SE 43. S Q V... -.1 , .. fm .,.,,,k H. Hawks L. Heichel K. Hoffman M. Holland E get + L , F .Q --., H A T we 5, . . ,.. 5 Ti' , A 'fs f 4. V, A i i A , A .. 1 : A 4 ...ij 5 -Q . 1 -. 'V gp so 1- is . . Q fx- , Nr fi, L- . . . Q5 L - h ' .. ' . 'm - f' :uf al. . x L . sz . K.. D. Green M. L. Gribben J. Guthrie G. Halterman B. Harmon Harper ,Z V- K . K I K .i . UN, .r L u . K sf. M 'W . W 'A A , Q j if sfo 'fx K .. L Z,.- ' '15, :M ua f l b , h . 'fx in h -. 3 1 . ii A Q, L 3 V if .T X vw : i 1 ' , . ' R. Heichel J. Helwig S. Higgins C. Hihman J. Hipp P. Hitchcock I, - in 'fiffii ' , . N 'L gp .. 'F a L. - K .. g.. S1 . L L, I r I I T 7 . ' T S ' . A ,. 8 M V S ? A ii Xm-1 D 2. ff - . . ,f 7 .uni - C. Holm A. Honaker j. Honaker qi! ' u D. Hoover .- wx laik . P. Householder D. Howman ' :11 - ' L'..' g . L '--: Q , . . P ' Q . X 5' T :iii - V ' - L : N ,sa K Q f fr a NX L I Q 'tlig , . b W. . , .. 3 Q . ' f W, . . - ni ' I 5 lf .ff A . H. Howman R. Howman D. Hughey A. Hurst J. Hurst li. lhrig .. . h kk - X E 1: it X .1 E Q Q -. B. ,. ' K V , 2 i Q,....,-1- K V Q : gil wwf' iy. i tr L, R. jackenheimer L. jnrrell YV. Jervis M. Jones Jordan S. Kaiser P. Karas Kaylor 1 - - . ,.--.- L .. . . Ng... , .rg ,.A, X 'E s 'ssa 93.55 I V - M3 ' ' L .. M. Q Q H Mg? ' , A J' xy. E V. I 5 , A .N . Q. I sf? , .RX . , Q J 4 2- l i L W D. Keener K. Kelly D. Kerr N. King 55 J. Kinney ,y , - sf A. Kills B. Kills lx , L. Klinglcr warm: .. 4 as. . ' x . ' 39,7 V 2 2 S. Kohler ,. ' ns K. Krebs 'If lxristoff M. Lush R. Laughlin M. LCC R. M, Lciboll 1 S-, , R. Lcilvr IS. Lewis E. Light M. L. Lindsey G. Lower Loyd sl. Lucas T. Lllll 5? , ' it' X 1 's , - W '- A 13 . L,. 1 L 4 r A -W - . I , 1 4 ' V . .... A. Mznsluzlll lf, Martin B. Maison D. Mason B. Mau G. Maxhcilncr ,,. rg.: 3 M, WX'-CH 'l-HIC NCy1.ES! . A A. ..., b X.. . rry. 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Post T. Poutakoglou R. Powell. .byii A P 1 'slslt'sl - . .J ...J oteee N . Q J D or ,g. . A ' K H g J ..' T ' ' 'A ' ' fsfff' 6 . sv 'va ' , ' X N P' i ..' . 'P K ' ' N P, P P 'H' ..Q T P i P ' T he . Y e e... ww. is-J-X. D. Price T. Puka N. Rachel P. Randles C. Ream 57 J. A. Renner C. Richert R. Riley 1 5-x .- V lzi' ,iii , ' l x IJ. Risscr P. Ritchey C. Ritz D. Robinson C. Rodgers K. Rowbottom F. Ruddy D. Rumbaugh s 5 .+ C. Rush J. Sarkel S. Schumaker D. Scott J. Scott P. Scott L. Shafer S. Shafer ' 49. wr S' ... , Wax X .Mx L E. Shaum P. Sheets S. Sheller P. Shilling J. Shire J. Shorts Af? if watch the nan x- 115: ' ' f 'H 2 K wg . I ' 5' G 4 f S , 1 Ss. 1 X ' X i . U G. Sigler T. Single C. Slack B. Smeltzer J. Smetzer C. Smith - -' .2 - H- ci. Lx 5 P5 ' ' M - il Q.. 'AQ v D. Smith T. Smith S. Somcrlade R. Spencer N. Sponsler R. Stahl D. Stair B. Stake 62? V u I ' W yr . ' .. - 4 f . A - P S , f ' fr. - ' 'W 5' A - L -tg Q, ' . ' .57 P ' ' -9 '- if YT' ,, Q CA . x, . i , L ' L R. Staley S. Steiner R. Stowe A. Strickling M. Strihe L- Srroupe R- Swartz R. Sweet 58 f ' w V . if . ,. . S S ,L 1 l .V . if ,.,,' Vu. ': f tip, , A .. t X l '- , .. ' Q '- 5 Z s. j. Swineford R. Switzer A. Tanner S. Thomas D. Thompson P. Thompson S. Thompson S. Thompson . - , - 1 J K K W -L' A . . Z . i T 2 'Y ff-4 . H. in ff -:fl . , p - . s... - ,. B T M M. Troeger M. Truex B. Usher B. Vanetta B. Vantilburg K. Wachtel J. Wagenhals C. Wagner , 3 sg... .,.. 'E W 3' 1 x ' C' f Wg S. Wagner J. Walker M. Watring B. Watts N. Webster W. Weikel B. Wertman S. Wharton 'S , -' S R1 t, . 5- - . ' l , .- , whim., ' . Z Z ' , ' L'- t ' - - .mms . - .-- W.. . , f - . . J . l 5' S . .... . . . . . . W1 eope S... . - l N mi 'QP 2 if s if an H Ai' Y - x gl vp in ws. . .::' , ' 33 1LL' x 7 ,il ':.,.. . H X Q N K .gy .A M X . .L X h - . - .ml-t B. Whipple E. Whipple R. Williams S. Wvilliams L. Willis R. M. Wilson M. Wiltrout j. Wolleson LLL in v i I L LL . K...-. 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Edwards 1 A .. x Q K is . -.S .. - S 'fd ..- K ' '4 f ' e . hp- Q K : K nk 3.--rl . '-Sf , S tj V 2 S .131 - X-ggi' 1 S S A vm K f 1- . X , . S ki lib k A ' S - M. Eisel B. Fair B. Fzingman C. Farmer S. Fells D. Fike C. Filak Filak ' I A , M . m '- . 8 +2 S. , X 1' wf 1 lx - U 'S W A. Filiheek J. Flory D. Fox R. Fox M. Frame B. Fulk G. Fulk j. Funk i V a . ' XR' e . J., .Q Q' I f x - '4'+P,f3'1i . G. fillllll j. Gzlpstur A 1 -H UI. Gardner Talcnw '1'-Gafflw' 1 r .... ix A ,A , - m 5 9 .1 ' we . .. , Fl 7 we will a. 1 ' is .. 'ai' 4'-2 ..f '.. wr .. L, - 'ai 7 : 2 -L' ... K . N - A ., K 4. 4 I, ' . x .. Ex A A 'Z i ' ' K -X Q .milf ,. ix R. Guymlos J. Geary S. Uvlrllllrl R- Gerwig S. Glover B. Gongwer H. Gongwer P. Gongwer f -9. L, L, Ml 5' . gg, , S L ...TL .fflff S fr.-'ff My . J , 5 . 'zur -1 D Q.,.,. . ' Q . . ' jg ,M I 1 -.1 .X X i X I.. Goocl .A Gooding C. Gorlmy E. Gordon M. Gray S. Greenawalt D. Greene D. Gregg K 'lil Q ... 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Shelly f X 1 ' 'f ' .M I f if - X ffl f f-iw. Q A -5 1 I .' .' ' L, -.M-9 . .4 . AA S. Slar J 3 ' J. Sloan i I W' V7 Nah mb 'lf -fi ff ' ' X F. 'wit -'R-. 1 B. Smalley f, it 1. . A. Smalley R. J .. t .. S W- S 1. . f QW I ' if . J S ' W.. A . 1' . K - ... . . Q x J 1. R L N. Slnetzer T. Smetzer B. Smith C. Smith E. Smith J, Smith L, Smith S. Smith . . ' -Q42 li 'F 2 Xl.. g Q H A , . . A .,,. Q 'Q i t V J. ,:, R 'T . 535. . S 1 ' Tift? J A f 4 ' Ph. - . ,. 'l'. Smith J. Snow P. Staekhouse S. Stauffer F. Stepp Stepp R. Stepp A w st K h w? at F 0 9 1 44 , fe f ... 'if - M N 'v f . tw. . Q- S N S Q Q . A KTKUXJX ' ' ..Q5Ax,x . Q, E A ' iff A . X D. Stone E. Strine M. Strong S. Stuart G. Stutz J. Stutz M. Suittor I.. Sweet 65 .W tw fa 4 L A 1 'YQ r' 'L 1 L - 5 f., W v W, 4. A iw- of it-, t .' X , 1 STL S K 'Q Q,,, ' '1 W I.. 'l'l1olnzls D. Thompson S. Thompson N. Tipton J. Topper D. Trocgcr N, Tugkgr P, Urban , A W A 1 2 5 P us' A .Q 'Cf x , ' Q N, . 3. L if 's . X r In 'H ' 'i XX, R, lllsin for S. Vunllrcmcn B. Vanctta T. VanOsdall K. Wachtcl D. YValker K. Waller L. Warner L Y J ' 'V L'Lk ' . - L .. l . , . . 1 oooo .. . 'ai mv . A .T .... ...Q 5' AA'- ? A f V .2 M I 5 . 1 73 2 L QQ ' :jf-75j l i . . , li J Y H - ..,. ,.. , , xx ZAR. :X XL., , 'fi l R ' u X C. Warren j. Warren C. Watson D. Weaver L. Wcidlcr N. Weirich D. Weitzcl P. Wertz ,,.- W-ww. . Q Q , ' ' A XX' 4- L' TT... .7 1 L1 Y. Q .4 'L A ...L . L ' ' 1 X I I -' All L K 'N D. NVcsncr 'l'. Hlcyrick C. WVhccler K. Whittccl R. VVickham D. Wierbiki VVilliams Williams , i, , A .. . W v f - 'rrl Q Q 4 K . 'R T.. ' r . R. Willis l.. Winger S. Wolbaugh D. XVolf S. Wolfe S. Woodward J. Worcester L. Wynn ...,. I . f - 'l Q ' 1 tg - up '- . B. Yeaglc E. Yochheim D. Zehner J. Zimmerman J Me! 5 s o Tl 66 QU' A CTI ITIES lnwl lffmw NI. In-rl, K.. llonkr-ig K. llalicock, P. Shilling. Sammi min' Inyll, il. W:irim'ii. S. Kvillk-r, S. Slowly. Third Rmv: I.. Smlinr-i1Ie'i' Nl, llcilrlvr, K, XYzuIilL'l, ll. llziskins. .-Xlflll AND BASS ill..-XRlNli'l'S S.'XXOl'llONHS CONCERT FLUT1-IS OBOES BASSOONS ill..-XRlNl'.'l'S Firxl Rmv: I.. Carlson, Kuylor, H. Shilling. M. I.. Sznnsvl. Srl'- oml Row: xl. Slziliiv. S. Roberts, ll. Xkkirkiiiaii, N. llongvs. '1'l1ir11 ROTUI K. XVillicrs, Sloan, S. Kirkpzilrifk. D. FOX. I our'Ih Rmv: R. I'f2lI'llIl2lll, A. Murslizill, Sloan. Mowry. ll. Carlson, G. Ar- nold. 1 ir.xt lx'm1': Brown, S, llincr, M. llimnpson. Srronzl linux' Tipmn, B. Ihrig, ll. Conklin, D. Green, Thirri Roux' P, llannilton. S. Puff, S. Sumlcrlanml. BAND TROMBONES BARITON ICS BASSES TRU M PETS FRENCH HORNS lfirxl Row: J. Kopp, D. Plank, K. Laird, T. Zcrcher. Sevond Row: D. Bcnclcr, T. Connally, J. Scott. Third Row: D. Bogniard, S. lVagncr, j. Graskzl. Fourih Row: B. Sloan, L. Bell, A. Zimmer- man, R. Daugherty. Firxt Row: B. WVciclcnhamcr. Serond Row: j. Gapstur, YVor- ccstcr, R. Swartz. Third Row: S, Morris, R. Gilbert, C. Zehner, V. Millcr, B. Rochelle. 69 First Roux' T. McDowell, N. Sanclcrs, P. Hess, M. I.. Criblmc Second Row: H. Smith, M, Conklin, Ci. Lifcr. 'l'l1irr1 linux' Springer, L. Rickcl, KI. Hurst, R. lNlcQuznc. flflllflll Rmw: I Lemons, M. Bauer, M. Lash, D. Frihlcy, l.. S. Good. PERCUSSION I'HE ASHLAND HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND. The Senior band members and Swcct Sixteen members receive their mums 70 ,...,Mm,-VMfm....-ww SENIOR CHOIR ' if 5 S . fs ii 5 5 5 5 T 2 ti . - . 15 K ef f 2 if 2 is 11 :?.g27, 'sf 5 as J K w E. 5 K 3: .f fee is f . ig s 3 W: sz - 1 ig g . f 3 Z . 5 ,. . , . E l . if 1 I5 if ' Z . . . 5 , s . . U 5 J .. ss gi. it 1 5. i i 5 , X . . S, . ., 4 , , i ,Q . 5: rg .fg I 5 . s. ff is f 1, i ,. ..,...,.. 1 I - E? 2 54 -2 First Row: C. Whitmore, R. Harter, G. Swan, J. Long, D. Hancock, C. Smith, J. Kaylor, P. Cut- shaw, C. Culler, J. Roberts, T. Topping, K. Kaylor, M. L. Hout, M. Dohner, E. Burns, M. Barnes. Second Row: S. Chandler, B. Conway, J. Firestone, S. Preston, N. Smith, M. Troeger, B. Shafer, S. Potter, S. Basford, N. Emmens, M. Leed, G. Owens, J. Martin, R. Stutz, N. Bell, S. Berkshire, J. Lemons. Third Row: J. Drake, J. Kopp, J. Clayton, D. Green, B. Liston, P. Green, L. Wilson, J. Kopp, B. Swartz, T. Krumlaw, S. Fitzgerald, K. Finley, D. Rumbaugh, C. Reaser, M. Miller. Fourth Row: J. Funkhouser, N. Sanders, L. Ulery, L. Miller, D. Kerr, J. Wagenhals, G. Klepser, J. Pifer, S. Sunderland, L. Rickel, J. Greenbank, B. Weidenhamer, J. Wallison, A. Conrad, D. Whitmore. Students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades compose the A Cappella Choir, directed by Dr. Louis Pete. The musical Carousel, by Rodgers and Ham- merstein was presented by the choir, thespians, and orchestra in February. Perhaps the most different and outstanding feature of this year was the partici- pation of the choir members in the 1959 Opera Sing held at Severance Hall on April 8. Again the choir brightened the holidays with such concerts as the Christ- mas performance on December 14, and the Easter concert on March 15. The year ended with their appearance in the Senior Farewell Assembly, Bac- calaureate, and Commencement. 71 l'nxl lfmw: Ia. I.lghlnc-r, S. IM-rkslum-. ll. I'Il'CSIUllC, I. Moore. Sffr- nml lfn1:':C.. Smullcy, K, IIl'IK'l', NI, K. Kimmc-I, I.. Koons. 'I'l1ir'rl mum' I'. Wmsl, CZ. I'2lIlID2lllIxS, H. I'orlm-13 N. Iioyvr. IRI III-Y l'SIlI'RS to -9 SYMPHONY STRINGS STRINGS Ifirxt Rona' il. hlmxlzlll, K. Ifllllk. .Srrmnl Roux' S, Kolllcr. Il. Ililzln. Thirfl Row: A. lilxllllvrllmlx, I'. Sllvvls, I.. XI'au'I1IL'I, I,. I.igI1lncr. 'JI mu' XV. Iowvll. M. I,. CIypI1L'x's, C. RL'zlsc1'. .S1'1'r1nrI Rmr: B. X . ' Look, N. IIciII'm'r. I'. SK'IlIIl1'l'. Tlzirri Row: I'. Ralfvlml, IS. Ovslvr. I IS. Oyster. IJUIHIII linux' IJ. Iklomncy, S. XYZIICIN, I,. Sclwlmlcl. Arlvism' Mr. Mclhmwcll. ' 2 72 ORCHESTRA WOODWINDS BR ASS ICS lfirxf Roux' KI. Lemons, M. Bauer, M. Lash, D. Fribley, L. S. Good. Sl'l'0H!1 Row' 'lf McDowell, N. Sanders, Kopp, D. Plank, K. Laird. Tlzirrl Row: B. Sloan. Firxl Row: ll. xvClilCllll21lllCl'. Sermzd Roux' V, Miller, YVor- tester, Cl. lehner. 73 First Row: M. Leed, C. Hooker, L. Schneider, M. Deihler. Serum! Row: L. Carlson, J. Kaylor, K. vV2lClllCl, B. Haskins. PICRCUSSION l THESPIAN S ADVISOR Mr. Dickerson OFFICERS PRESIDENT Bill Swartz VICE PRESIDENT Judy Roberts SECRETARY Tracy Topping TREASURER Frances Campbell First Rout: R. Ilarler, 'l'. Topping, IS. Swarll, il. Roberts, F. Campbell. Second Row: D. Hancock, S. Simpson, K. Kuhn, M. I.eed, A. Congwer, C. Reaser, J. Kopp. Third Row: B. Weitlenhamer, M r. Dickerson. Mr. Mast explains the lilies in Carousel Twenty-five points and participation in at least one play are nec- essary in order to be a member ol' Ashland Higlrs Thespian Troop 29. Their tnain objective is to promote interest in school dratnatics. Points are earned by selling tickets, serving on committees, and taking part in plays. ln October, the troop traveled to the Hanna Theater in Cleve- land to see the stage presentation ol' The Diary ol' Anne Frank. lchabods, the awards for best Thespian, best actor and actress, were presented at the annual Thespian Banquet, held at the end of the year. Advisor ol this group is Mr. Kay Dickerson. 74 CAST Julie Jordan Roberta Harter Billy Bigelow John Clayton Carrie Pipperidge Marilyn Leed Mr. Enoch Snow Bill Swartz Nettie Fowler Deborah Gorgas Jigger Craigen Charles Kopp Mrs. Mullin Tracy Topping Mr. Bascombe Renny Crenshaw Diana Hancock Garry Klepser Louise Bigelow Heavenly Friend Star-Keeper Dan Deever Enoch Snow, jr. Robert MacKellar Oldest Snow Daughter Carol Reaser Captain Larry Ulery First Policeman Larry Miller Second Policeman Steve Sunderland Principal Chris Zimmerman Presented on February 19, 20, and 21 to capacity audiences in McDowell Auditorium, by the combined talents of members of the Thespians, Senior Orches- tra, and A Cappella Choir, CAROUSEL by Rodgers and Hammerstein is a musical which is not only hilar- ious, but also human, warm, and touching. It was di- rected by William Mast with Dr. Louis Pete as the director of the singers and instrumental areas. Cecilia Kopp acted as choreographer, Mr. Larry Conrad, tech- nical director, and Kay Dickerson was the coordinator of all committees. CAROUSEL is the tender story of Billy Bigelow, a rough barker on a carousel, and his marriage to julie jordan, shyest and sweetest of the small-town girls. He dies, and is allowed to return to earth for one day dur- ing which he must perform one good deed. Billy is given a glimpse of his unhappy daughter. The child is freed of her unhappiness through the good deeds of Billy and julie knows that is spite of everything she did not make a mistake in marrying the man of her choice. june is Bustin' Out All Over. CPXROUSEL 1 5 Billy and julie have an argument. Billy sings, lf I Loved You. CAST Betty MacDonald Don MacDonald Anne MacDonald joan MacDonald Howard Roger Claud Clair Fessenden Lesley Arnold Margo Miss Garvey Bee Gee Salsie Kitsie Mrs. Watson's Harry Frances Campbell Howard Smith Suzanne Waters Betty Lou Long Dennis O'Neill William Swartz Dan Deever Sue Ogle Linda Leiter Judy Roberts Marilyn Leed Barbara Bally Carol Reaser Diana Hancock Gerald Warner 42... s..,.... ON IONS siirigiivq' New Motor Marvin Charles Kopp Mr. Curtis Larry Fisher Mrs. Curtis Marcia Bauer Lyda Tracy Topping jim Larry Ulery Children Connie Hamilton l , Ronald Akerman On Friday, November 21, the Senior Class of Ph,l D h Ashland High School presented Onions In The 1 . enny Las Stew in McDowell Auditorium. Della Karen KaY10f Written by Betty MacDonald, this comedy Old Buddy John GfCCnbank deals with the hilarious adventures of the Mac- Sailgr Bill Dudtg Donald family when they bought a house on an Announcer Brad Weidcnhamer island. Their troubles are many and varied, but on top of them all they Find out that getting rid of the house isn't as easy as it seems. The play was directed by Mrs. Helen Teat- sorth. --Thags my movie magazines Is this a plumber? ...Q TFL' 5 IR. CLASS PLAY khk. .L, L k Mary Lou Samsel Maggie Flannigan IVE fn. A-sn. ar if Jennie Moore Mrs. Gallup ,PNK 'YN Tallie Koehl Mary Flzumigan Barbara Carpenter Rosalie Flamzigan Leland Carlson Patrick Flannigan THE LOUD RED PATRICK, a three act comedy, was presented by the Junior class on Friday, March 20, in McDowell Auditorium. Mr. Kay Dickerson directed the production. This outstanding play takes place in the Flannigan living-room in Cleveland, Ohio, mid-August, 1912. A debate on the respective merits of love and marriage and a college education between Patrick and his daughters in the primary plot of the play. Patrick's oldest daughter, Mag- gie, is in love with a young fellow named Ralph. He comes from a family which runs a gas company. This is a major catastrophe because Patrick happens to feel that gas is leading the country to ruin and that electricity is its only sal- vation. THE LOUD RED PATRICK Q., 'D'- jim Hunter Mr. Finnegan ,TWA .1 James Rice Ralph Pen rose lf? james Moore Richard Flannigan Connie Whitmore Rita Flannigan S lfirxt Row: j. Smetzcr, J. Mosher, M. Mowry, C. Reaser, K. Shinabarker, S. Goodhart, A. Staley, ll. Oyster. Second Row: S. Ogle, D. Hancock, Kissel, T. Topping, Roberts, K. Stull, S. lvaters, A, Gongwer, S. Stahl, C. Smeltzer. Third Row: G. Kindig, G. Swan, K. Mullenix, A. Myers, K. Wissler, S. Vernlilya, J. Long, ll. look, W. Powell, B. Whipple. The Senior Chapter of Tri-Hi-Y maintains the slogan of pure thoughts, pure actions, and pure words. Each meeting consisted of: devotions by a worship committee whose chairman was Sue Ogleg a business session conducted by Carol Reaser, Presidentg and a program prepared by the program committee whose chair- man was Marilyn Mowry. Their programs included slides on Europe, a speaker on hair styling, and a report on Buckeye Girls' State. The girls participated in the Tri-Hi-Y Formal and the joint meeting of all Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. Twelve girls were selected to usher at all of the activities in McDowell Auditorium. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y ADVISOR Miss Postle First Row: N. Leiter, ll. Shaffer, M. Thompson, ll. Shilling, M. Cross, S. Adams, P. Boyer, AI. Funkhouser. Ser- unrl Row: J. Worchcster, M. Leed, C. Arnold, WVorst, F. Campbell, K. Kuhn. I.. Adams, C. Morr, ll. Oyster. N. Smith, P, Rafeld. Third Row: R. Krieling, B. Long, N. Eshelman, K, Kaylor. ll. Maroney, I.. Slocum, I. Martin, B. Laughery, M. Cyphers, Mowry. 78 OFFICERS President Carol Reaser Vice President Marilyn Mowry Secretary Kay Shinabarker Treasurer Sandy Goodhart 4 Q Q n ,pl 1433, First Row: C. Eby, C. McKean, D. Hitchcock, J. Burns, S. Hiner, R. Conway. Second Row C. Hamilton, N. Hciffner, J. Slabie, K. Wallery, J. Long, S. Leiter, Miss Postle. Third Row H. WVitmer, K. Kiplinger, C. Witmer, B. Reynolds, B. Bally, T. Geren. First Row: M. Cole, J. A. Speck, Moose, C. Whitmer, Lemons. Second Row: J. Rauth, S. Humble, P. Seidner, J. Wolf, L. Leiter, B. Spahr, P. Liston. Third Row: M. L. Hout, S. Preston, C. Culler, L. Schondel, M. McCarter. R. Harter. 79 6 . First Row: C. Gongwer, J. Mittendorf, K. Moose, M. L. Samsel, j. Moore, B. Conway C. Lcedy, T. Koehl. Second Rout: V. Holzapfel, AI. Buckingham, S. Stuart, G. Owens, T. Fischer II. Whitcomh, M. Aten, ll. Hastings, G. Tucek. Third Roux' G. Gongwer, I.. Miles, J. Fox, M. K Kimmel, R. Hartman, bl. Firestone, I.. Hazen, C, Whitmore. UNIOR TRI-HI-Y ADVISOR Miss Smith This I Believe was the theme of the meetings held bi-monthly by the jun- nior Tri-Hi-Y last year. This club was organized to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The candlelight induction ceremony opened the year for all three of the Tri- Hi-Y clubs. Speakers from the held of religion talked to the members, two of whom were Rev. Young and Rev. Lersch. The club visited a Jewish synagogue which nt right in with their many discussions and talks on religion. Social events took form when the Junior Chapter helped to present the annual Tri-Hi-Y formal, a spring party, and a combined potluck in the fall by all three chapters. Ann Ivey, Diane Conklin, and Martha Whittington wrap Christmas presents for needy children. 80 K I 'L X t Q I R eg g F. Pzrst Rau A Ivey B Carpenter J Overholtzer L Wickham, j. Hyde, M.I.. Adams, P. Cookt B Bransteter S Koons Second Ron. E Smally E Wood, S. Potter, H. Vance, M. MCConaghy S YVarnes K lroxel M Kettering Swindaman M. Chasey, C. McClain. Third Row: -I Seibert I l-ish S Kexfer L Smlth V Smlth B Carlson, L. Schneider, S. Smith, I First Row: M. Whittington, P. Stahl M. Meade, S. Swineford M. Stickles S. Kirkpatrick, L. WVachtel, S. Thomp- son. Second Row: -I. Stuhldreher, B Rader, J. Brown, j. Brennstuhl, S Humrichouser, S. Doerrer, M. Tucker O. Bush, Miss Smith. Third Row: K Scott, B. Mumaw, S. Watkins, M Sloan, K. Withers, N. Stone, E. Burns B. Brubaker, S. Boyer. lwrxl Rmv: M. Daugulis, S. Berkshire, K Kelly 9 Carmony C Frees A Hurst I Painter Serum! Rnu'.' B. Munson, ll. Canfield loycl T McKinley C Holm N limmer 9 Mowry, Mrs. Zimmer. Third Row: C. Richcrt I Hglwig D Nlicodemus C Fast S Dashem IL Gallatin. G. Cummings, L. Derr, S. Higgins First Row: Scott, L. Koons, Calcl well. P. Shilling. S. Fulk. S. Kohler M. Cole. Ssfmnd Row: L. Forbes, B Miller, L. Gapstur. R. Liebolt, A Fasig, M. Lee, H. Paxton, K. Eshen- shade. Third Row: K. Geary, K Micheals, J. jordan, S. Bransteter, M Troegcr, Kaylor, M. Lash. M Strine, P. Worst. Q 9 fc-Y OFFICERS President Sue Carmony Vice President Carol Frees Secretary Ann Hurst Treasurer Kathy Kelly . s 4. sw . . ers, . ,' ' as . -fa 1 . '15-6 yi: .:-.Q f 9 las: V I ir.s'l Roan' G. Conklin, S. Finley, Fendrick, L, Heichel, P. Doerrer, B. Vantilhlng Second Rozu: M. Deihler, xl, Donalson, P. Scott, S. Poli, C. Sigler, K. Shafer, M. llohnu Ko d Third Roux' KI. Auer, B. Stake. B. Mason, B. Bott, D. Menser, B. Ames, McFadden. The Sophomore Chapter ol' Tri-Hi-Y maintains the slogan ol' Upure thoughts, pure Words, and pure actions. Each meeting con- sisted of: devotions led by Sharon Berkshire, Chaplaing a business session led by Sue Carmony, Presidentg and a program prepared by the program committee. Their programs included the induction ceremony, a Christmas candle-lighting service, a film entitled, The Broken Maskf' and discussions on etiquette and choosing a college. The also participated in the joint meeting of the Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y Clubs, the Tri-Hi-Y Formal, and a recreation night. They also sponsored a mother and daughter banquet. First Row: N. Emmcns, S. Chandler, P. Hitchcock, I.. Derr, B. Meininger. Second Row: C. Fairbanks, P. Cutshaw. M. L. Lindsey, M. YViltrout, C. Slack S. Shafer, C. Rush. Third row: H Hawks. S. Wagner, S. Mcfiormic. J Goon, K. Hoffman. ss T SENIOR HI-Y 'gf ADVISOR Mr. Boyd PRESIDENT Ed Fulton VICE PRESIDENT Stan Lukity SECRETARY Denny Lash TREASURER Dennis O'Neill anni- lfiml Rani: D. 0'Neill, ID. Lash, l-1. Fulton, S. Lukity, B. Nveidenhamer. Second Row: G. Stoulfer, ll. lilnyearl, S. lint k, N. Sale, S. Sunderland, C. Warner. M. Pifer. Third Row: L. Hale, Kopp, l.. Briggs. Il. Swartz, nl. Ferguson, D. Wilcox, J. Heckman. Senior Hi-Y still continues to guide the Junior Hi-Y and the newly organized Sophomore Hi-Y Club members by helping them with their problems and training them to be of service in all ways to their school and community. This was successfully accomplished in the past year through panel discussions and speakers who addressed the clubs throughout the year. As usual the members of the Senior Hi-Y were in charge of planning and presenting the Thanksgiving Assembly. While the Hi-Y is thought of as a Christian organization, it also has a num- ber ol social events, the greatest being the Hi-Y formal which is held annually. All three chapters combine to present this social function and make it a success. lfiml Row: l.. Camp, D. l,llll, 'If Hel ron, G. Klcpser, I.. Miller, L. Ulery Semrul Row: Mr. Boyd, T. Shenber ger, 'l'. McDowell, -I. Kopp, D. Sackett C. Frame, ll. Smith. Third Row: G Rado, R. Risser, R. Recd, D. Deever. Il. Rochelle, K. Roshon. 84 JUNIOR H1-Y ADVISOR Mr. Swaykus PRESIDENT ,Q-- I Bob Leiter VICE PRESIDENT Dave Wait SECRETARY John McKinley TREASURER John Dolby First Row: T. Wurster, D. Hunter, J. McKinley, B. Leiter, D. Waite, J. Dolby, J. Weiss. Second Row: Hunter, D. Carlisle, D. Vines, A. Andrews, D. Smalley, K. Sattler, G. Meininger, S. Vermilya, Mr. Swakus. Third Row: B. Rudish, D. McFadden, B. Ray, D. Hyams, P. Tighe, B. Glasser, K. Eisel, D. Urban. Organized around the same standards and ideals of the Senior Club, these boys will be the honor citizens of the world. They meet twice a month at the family Y.M.C.A. A formal induction of members opened the year. Panel discussions such as those on current activities and problems relating to teen-age or school groups permitted the boys to exercise their personal viewpoints and to learn those of the others. Since this club strives to stimulate interest in helping others, the group contributed to CARE. As is customary, the club helped to plan the annual Hi-Y formal which was held on December 6. First Row: A. Halterman, R. Harris, P. Stefan, R. Riley, T. Zercher, D. Kreis, B. Burcaw. Second Row: B. Lis- l ton, E. Lightner, T. Thornburg, S. Souder, P. Utsinger, L. Carlson, B. Springer, J. Rice, D. Ritchey. Third Row: N. Sanders, D. Rickel, J. Reuss, F. Depler, C. Brewer, L. Norton, D. Baldwin, R. Wertman. 85 my SOPHOMORE HI-Y ADVISOR ffm Mr. Veal Tl' OFFICERS PRESIDENT Ronnie Gilbert 1 b VICE PRESIDENT Jim Duncan SECRETARY Allen Conrad TREASURER David Green Ji First Row: S. Williams, R. Miller, T. Kristoff, D. Plank, B. Ihrig, Glasser. Second Row: L. Lightner, B. Whipple, j. Duncan, M. Watring, L. Buzzard, R. Gilbert. Third Row: R. Howtnan, N. Sponsler, J. Hurst, A. Tanner, G. Halterman, D. Clark. Newly organized this year the Sophomore Hi-Y is open to all sophomores who are interested in personal improvement, influence on others, and service on worthwhile projects in the school and community. They meet at 7:30, twice a month at the Y.M.C.A. The club was also active socially, as it held a joint meeting with the Senior Hi-Y. Other meetings included panel discussions on dating and manners and speakers such as Corporal Rodi of the State Highway Patrol who talked on safety. As one of their contributions to the school activities they helped to sponsor the annual Hi-Y formal. First Row: I.. Barber, D. Thompson, S. Zimmer, D. Kerr, A. Conrad. Second Row: Myers, N. Rachel, T. Lutz, B. Paxton, T. Poutakoglou, T. Smith. Third Row: N. Webster, G. Gault, B. Curry, R. Riley, D. Moroney, P. Karas. 86 FUTURE TEACHERS ADVISOR OF AMERICA Miss F oust OFFICERS I PRESIDENT Susie Hiner VICE PRESIDENT Norma Smith SECRETARY Georgia Arnold TREASURER Sandra Kirkpatrick First Row: M. Meade, D. Whitmore, G. Arnold, S. Hiner, N. Smith, S. Kirkpatrick, K Wallery. Second Row: J. Sloan, D. Mercer, L. Schondel, C. Culler, M. L. Samsel, M. Myers B. Briggs. Third Row: J. Funkhouser, R. Harter, J. Sacco, j. Rauth, S. Watkins, M. McCarter S. Preston, B. Brubaker, D. Reidenbach. Through the elforts of Future Teachers of America, young persons may pre- pare for a rewarding career in teaching. Members are able to get actual teach- ing experience by assisting in the classrooms of the elementary schools and the high school. The club offers excellent opportunities for both boys and girls interested in teaching. The social calendar for the 1958-1959 school year included a speech on guid- ance by Mr. F. Barcus, school guidance director, an International banquet, and a Senior banquet which honored all seniors. The club served the community when they entertained a needy family at the annual Christmas party and pro- vided guides for the high school open house. The major event occurred when they sponsored a tea for the retired teachers of Ashland. I lf, if l ks.. 1 ipg z 87 ..1.l.L ll First Row: C. Swan, B. Meeks, D. Han- ll ll +- - S , 4+ uv . . .L 1X .,, 1... ,J K 'l- cock. I.. Illery, J. Mowry. L. Caldwell, j. Hyde, S. Leiter. Srfrorul Row: E. Ful- ton, D. Lutz, Heckman, S. Enck, N. Sale, B. Enyeart, AI. Ferguson, R. Car- lisle, D. Deever, D. Bender. Third Row: K. Ileter, A. Myers, C. Reaser. S. YVz1tkins, K. Mullenix, VVorst, C. Culler, Roberts, F. Campbell, I.. Sehondel, C. Whitmore, l-1. Burns, xl. lliller. lfiixvl Rmv: Moore, Firestone, C. jnhzls. S. Goodluwl, j. Burns, A. Cong- wer, K. Kuhn. Sffronrl Raw: Mr. Kei- ser, B. Wt-itlenliamer, D. Lush, C. Hoc- kenberry. I.. Miller, 'I'. lliornhurg, 'll lNlt'Dowell, Clayton. Tlrirrl Row: V. llolzupfel, j. Anderson, B. Brulmuker, Al. Stulildrelier, j. Mittemlorf, M. Kim- mel, M. Aten, P. Stahl. B. Conway, C. Gongwer. Asif' K ADVISOR Mr. Keiser 2 f Q Y 'E .QA my First Row: B. Morr, Brown, H Vance, D. Mercer, S. Kiefer, M. Mc- Conaghy, S. Potter, D. Robertson. Ser- ond Row: T. Zercher, D. Baldwin, J Emmons, K. Beem, L.' Carlson, C Frame, P. Stefan, J. Dolby, K. Bene- dict, Olin. Third Row: B. Mnwmaw S. Stuart, B. Rader, R. Hartmen, L Schneider, M. Samsel, N. Stone, J Buckingham, K. Moose, G. 'l'ucek, K Scott, C. Whitmore. COLLEGE CLUB OFFICERS PRESIDENT Larry Ulery VICE PRESIDENT Jeannette Mowry SECRETARY Diana Hancock TREASURER Lois Caldwell in I ,XJ ' K we F? 1-'f ,w an ...J .Ae Skt.. -2. F, First Row: L. Bell, Lemons, D Whitmore, T. Fischer, T. Koehl, M Whittington, L. Hazen, B. Dudte. Sec- ond Roni: R. Harris, J. Rice, J. May- nard, J. Reuss, J. Hunter, B. Springer, P. Tighe, J. Weiss, J. McKinley, D Bogniard. Third Row: B. Bilan, S Warnes, S. Ogle, M. Leed, B. Carlson, J. Brennstuhl, M. Stickles, S. Swine- ford, J. Holmes, B. Briggs, D. Reiden- hach, M. Sloan. First Razr: K. Eisel, M. Thompson, D. Moroney, C. Hooker, S. Hlaters, T. Topping, J. Kissel, L. Karth, D. Urban. Second Row: B, Moffett, T. Shenher- ger, L. Rickel, D. O'Neil, Kopp, S. Sunderland, C. Klepser, D. Vines. B. Rocllell, L. Camp. Third Role: Rauth, N. Smith, S. Simpson, S. Pres- ton, M. McCarter, B. Haskins, S. llunm- ble, B. Laughery, J. Hlorchester, C. Smeltzer, S. Stahl, R. Harter. First Roux' L. Dalier, M. Cyphers, B. look, C. Morr, G. Kinclig, J. Oherholl- zer, S. Kirkpatrick, G. Smalley. Srroml Row: D. Martin, J. Greenhank, D. WNait, J. Bell, D. Sackett, D. Smalley. G. Wvarner, D. Hunter, B. Leiter, K. Roshon. Third Row: Fnnkhouser. M. Marley, Eshelman, H. Shilling, K. Kaylor, G. Owens, M. Mowry, l.. Adams, G. Arnold, M. Bauer, J. Mar- lin, Slabie. 8. SPANISH CLUB Ill B3 ADVISOR Miss Hesson lfirxl lr'uu': 'IQ Krunilaw, l'. U'Neill, Ll. Sc-iberl, M. Barnes, D. XVorkman, L. Koons, I.. Painter, M. llraun. Srmrnl lfmv: Miss llesson, ll. llransleter, D, Clark, CL. Gaull, C. VVorkman, J. Maynard. S. Kieller, R. Leilmlt, ll. Snow, tl. Hess. 'l'hirr1 Rmv: K. Barrick, K. Geary, M. Miller, J. Smalley, I'. Stefan, ll. Milfadden, ll.'lIlark. A. Myers, 'lf Koehl, I.. Myers, Spanish Club is composed ol' any students who are presently studying or have previously studied Spanish. The purpose of this organization is to better ac- quaint the members with the background, customs, and people of the Spanish- speaking countries and to enable them to gain experience in the use of the Span- ish language. The programs featured student speakers from Ecuador, slides shown on Mex- ico, and a Christmas party during the yuletide season. Temo que Vd. no sepa la leccion. flranslation-Pj 90 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Martha Barnes VICE PRESIDENT Dan Workman SECRETARY Linda Koons TREASURER Jane Seibert vas., First Row: D. Kerr, L. Good, L. Smith, C. Crone, S. Glover, J. Drake, A. Gooding. Second Row: C. Wahner, M. Koons, G. Cypher, R. Dougherty, K. Kuhn, R. Willis, P. Hamilton, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Rule. Third Row: J. Anderson, B. Miller, S. Leistcr, N. Evege, S. Williams, J. Reuss, D. Fribley, S. Morris, C. Ream. Rumba-no holds barred!!! l 9 1 lfiml lt'm1': R. llinson, S. Reynolds, S. lloerrer, ll. Spahr, l'. Rafeld, M. Fow- ler, R. Cobbler, A. Naylor. Srrmul Rout: S. Vermilya, Il. Whitcomb. CI. Whitmer, C. l3iOnne, AI. Truex. ll. Bus- Iiee, V. Calhoun, Al. Slabie, M. Ketter- ing, AI. Wells, Miss llunnn. 'I'hir11 Razr: ll. Long, F. lVynn, M. XVithers, Sllll'lll'l', C. Smith. Mosher. li. Dan- ner, S. I-'ililxt-k, K. Hollman, I.. Shafer, R. Werttnan, S. Steiner, il.l'l'LISlll'C'l' Marlene Fowler gives her financial report at the request of Presi- dent Betty l.ou Spahr. bf 'Na SENIOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OE AMERICA ADVISOR Miss Humm OFFICERS PRESIDENT Betty Lou Spahr VICE PRESIDENT Pat Rafeld SECRETARY Sherry Doerrer TREASURER Marlene Fowler is 3 1 . A f v . ml . N ku ss x - . w . ' y T- Although this club was created to plan and carry out various activities re- lated to homemaking, the members ol' Senior Future Homemakers ol' Aineriea broadened their views when they chose Citizenship as the theme ol' this year's program. Alice XVein, beautician ol' the Classic Beauty Salon, spoke to the organization on good grooming. A lair exhibit was planned and arranged by the group to promote the aims and purposes ol' the club. Spefial activities included a Mother-Daughter banquet. parties with the F.F.A., and a Daddy-Dale night. ln February the F.H.A. formal was held. 92 UN IOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ADVISOR Miss Hofstetter OFFICERS PRESIDENT Karen Withers VICE PRESIDENT Sandra Poli SECRETARY Faith Baldwin TREASURER Linda Berringer HQ! llll. E -E I5 'Lv First Row: J. Parks, M. Britenbucher, F. Baldwin, K. Withers, S. Polf, L. Berringer, J. Adams, P. Scott. Second Row: P. Markley, J. Scott, S. Chandler, C. Watson, D. Mensil, B. Ames, J. Mumaw, J. Gardner, Miss Hofstetter. Third Row: M. Miller. D. Palmer, M. Overly, J. Smith, E. Gallatin, C. Slack, M. Reber, C. Heter, B. Mason. In its second year of existence, the Junior Future Homemakers of America be an its ear's activities with a ban . In two weeks the members had sold 3144 g Y 8 worth of candy. The main attractions of their meetings included guest speakers who pre- sented interesting talks on such subjects as hair styling, arts and crafts, design- ing clothes, foods and family living. These presentations were preceded by a business meeting in which they chose committees. Both a Christmas party and a Halloween party were enjoyed by the club. H! ill- First Row: G. Kindig, N. King, S. Thompson, S. Shafer, B. Meiningcr, L. Derr, J. Fox, J. Helwig, B. Smetzer, M. Burns. Second R0w.' Coard, D. Sar- kel, M. McConaghy, D. Gerwig, G. Sigler, J. Burns, K. Matthews, C. Eby, K. Blatt, Carmen, C. Sweet, B. Free- lon. Third Row: J. Moritz, O. Bush, M. Swinehart, S. Koons, C. McClain, S. Naylor, M. Goodson, T. Geren, B. Bally, B. Reynolds, P. Koch, S. Cum- mings. 93 I-'irsl Row: P. Pauly, R. Adams, D. Winger, P. Newcomb, R. Sovine. Sec- onrl Row: B. Shafer, R. Recd, j, Ber, key, li. Slater, W. Schoonover, Mr. Hil- ler. 'l'I1irrl Row: D. Edwards, li. Cob- bler, li. lleisler, M. johnson, K. Pauly. R. Puster. Watch that linger, Ronnie! FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA ADVISOR Mr. Hiller Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve is the motto which the Future Farmers ol' America strives to maintain. ln order to retain membership in this organization each member must be enrolled during each school year in various conservation activities which are sponsored by the county. These high school boys are taught in many and various ways. liach member attended contests in parliamentary procedure, extcmporaneous and prepared speaking. A few boys chosen by the club are sent to an F.F.fX. camp and a national I .F.A. convention in Kansas City. During the year this organization participates in judging contests. Competing members judge such things as general livestock, poultry, and larm soils. ln the midst ol' all this competition and learning the club does have a local basketball team for those who are interested in athletics. During the previous year there were combined parties with the F.H.A. NAM' ,,,-f' l Ili k,,:f- 94 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dave Winger VICE PRESIDENT Robert Adams SECRETARY Phil Newcomb TREASURER Phil Pauly rl..- 9 ,n I v. 5 s Q , xw First Row: T. Metzger, D. Culler, T. Cross, S. Thomas, W. Weikel, j. Walker, R. Koch, Second Row: Flory, D. Staley, L. Winger, L. Bartley, G. Gould, B. Wertman, R. Westner. Third Row: R. Barr, C. Hudak, 1. Stepp, P. Thompson, D. Keener, P. Ringle, D. Stone. GF' C9 C9 659629 R. Sovine, D. Winger, W. Schoonover, .. P. Newcomb, B. Shafer, and E. Slater ,vvss . Q .A .Q , A ..,.. .. . ' cooperate on a fund raising project 1 ,.....i': N 4 K ing' ' N fe? f K A at ,W ,. Vg VH. 4 ff N N to - ,W Aw I for I'.I-.A. 5- fs f , .NiQg?f' A . - ' A ., , .f,.,,5s63ie-snSg5M'L' V ' by . ,wx A All 95 4' .gs 50- JK First Row: L. Caldwell, C. Smeltzer, B. Laughery, L. Leiter, M. Cross, J. Brown, A. Congwer, C. Congwer. Second Row: B. Rader, S. Preston, L. Schondel, J. Burns, F. Campbell, J. Roberts, S. Hiner, T. Topping, K. Wallery. Third Row: N. Leiter, J. Rauth, R Hatter, K. Mullenix, J. Moose, K. Kaylor, M. McCarter, R. Conway. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB ADVISOR Mrs. Bowersox The main objective of the Girls' Athletic Club is to guide its members to- ward a high goal in leadership, sportsmanship, friendliness, and co-operation. In order to receive an A a girl must earn 500 points through participation in various tournaments. G.A.C. sponsors such tournaments with other schools in volleyball and soft- ball. Points are awarded in sports such as basketball, bowling, soccer, and recreational sports. The main event of the basketball season is the annual Army and Navy All-Star game. The business meetings are held monthly and are followed by programs planned to entertain and inform. These include guest speakers and fashion shows. The most outstanding program last year was the Christmas party which was held in the girls' gym. hrs! Row L Myers, S. Rule, j. Mc Fadden, S. Woodward, S. Rcaser, S. Roberts, M. Kopp, B. Kimmel, K Whitted. Second Row: H. Congwer, D. Palmer, S. Black, T. Fischer, M. L Samscl, j. Buckingham, T. Koehl, K Heter, Mrs. Bowersox. Third Row: B Brubaker, L. Schneider, S. Smith, D Conklin, N. Stone, E. Burns, K. Moose K. Scott. 96 ll' OFFICERS PRESIDENT Linda Leiter VICE PRESIDENT Marcia Cross SECRETARY Beverly Laughery TREASURER Jo Ann Brown Q' we f'5 Q First Row: B. Canfield, T. McKinley, K. Kelly, A. Fasig, L. Heiehel, P. Doer- rer, S. Mowry, Fendrick. Second Raw: S. Watkins, j. Scott, J. McFad- den, S. Branstetter, S. Carmony, G. Conklin, K. Esbenshade, P. Humrie- houser, L. Hastings. Third Row: B. l-'ulk, L. Smith, B. Fangman, C. Fast, R. Hartman, L. Rosenbluh, B. Daniels, B. Stake, Auer. as ,pk ,. 97 l First Row: S. Crain, K. Funk, S. L. Good, M. Overly, D. Clark, N. Tip- ton. Second Row: A. Bonliglio, C. Thompson, j. Smetzer, B. Wickham YVheeler, S. Humrichouser, j. Lindsey, C. Whitmer, C. Rosenbluh, J. Ander- son, L. Karth, G. Kindig. Third Row: N. Zimmer, A. Staley, S. Ogle, j. jor- dan, B. Bogniard, M. Sloan, j. Deever, S. Boley. First Row: B. Meininger, J. Goon, j. Goon, L. Derr, S. Chandler, M. Good- son, S. Shafer, C. Fairbanks. Second Row: B. Mumaw, S. Cummings, S. Mc- Cormic, S. Potter, J. Moore, B. Watts, P. Cutshaw, S. Basford, K. Cronebach, C. Slack, C. Rush. Third Roux' P. Stahl, L. Hazen, M. Whittington, P. Shilling, Mittendorf, Donelson, M. K. Kimmel, M. Aten, E. Gallatin, C. X'Vl1llIll0l'C. Fi First Row: L. Schondel, B. Dudte, D. lleever, D. Baldwin, M. Hout. Second Row: H. Congwer, IJ. Palmer, K. Kelly, J. Brown, W. Powell, L. Cald- well, L. Dudley. Third Row: Auer, M. Thompson, K. Hancock, D. Han- cock, M. McCarter, M. Sloan, R. Bon- nell, M. Meade. Dan Deever leads a business session. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR Mr. Bingham The wheels began turning for the Student Council with the Rhythm Rendez- vous dance in October. This representing body was equally active in planning and sponsoring other social activities such as the Sadie Hawkins dance, Christ- mas dance, and Spring Follies. The Student Council acts as a sounding board for student ideas and views, as an intermediary body between students and faculty, and as a governing body. During the year their meetings dealt primarily with some form of the three above functions. Good relationships with other schools were highly encouraged and given a chance to develop when the members met with the governing bodies of the other schools. Every Tuesday this organization, composed of one representative from each home room, assembled and discussed problems of the school, suggestions made by students, and extra-curricular activities in which they wished to participate. Also in January they contributed to the clothing drive. More problems, more legislature, more work lies in the future-still to be solved are many, many problems. But as usual the Student Council has func- tioned properly and they will continue to do so in the years to come. , I .1 1 .. .. kt is if , , ii, 2 Q .1134 ' s 98 OFFICERS PRESIDENT Dan Deever VICE PRESIDENT Dean Baldwin SECRETARY Mary Lee Hout TREASURER Bill Dudte First Row: P. Randles, M. Clark, j. Reuss, B. Morr, Mr. Bingham. Second Row: A Kerschner, L. Wickham, J. Hyde, J. Lindsay, J. Goon, J. Fox, P. Hickey. Third Row. B. Van Tilburg, J. Fendrick, P. Doerrer, D. Nicodemus, S. McCormic, B. Steake. f I ' T, view? F I . .eee Vkk.. I. kk.. I ' Swing your partner at the Sadie Haw- , kins Dance. A . 99 ...an -,aww 6-hi H 1 6 . Robert Boughter Roy Boley Tom Byers Hyco Inc. Glenn Rooying Highway Garage DIVERSIFIED Diversified Co-operative Training is a two-hour course responsible for train- ing students in skilled trades. The students who participate in this organization pursue their jobs in the afternoon following the morning class. This class ac- quaints them with information of value to workers in their individual trades. D.C.T. members belong to the state Vocational Industrial Club, which meets three times a year. The first meeting includes an election of Officers and a busi- ness meeting. The other sessions include statewide contests in parliamentary ADVISOR procedure, job application, and extemporaneous prepared speaking. Mr. Bingham Mr. Bingham is the advisor and teacher of this organization. jerry Chance Raymond Cooper Brenda Fockler Art Printing Co. Morr's Sunoco Station Drs. Straits and Wetzel E2 X 100 l l Jim McQuillen David Gerwig Betty Lou Long Sanitary Cash Market White Barn Market Terrace Hotel OFFICERS PRESIDENT Keith Shafer VICE PRESIDENT Debbie Gorgas SECRETARY Ann Miller TREASURER Sandra Humble Ann Miller, Sandra Humble, Debbie Gorgas Samaritan Hospital Gary Rado Phil Richert Keith Shafer N ihhle N ook Evans Sharpening Co. Highway Garage 101 Dixie Cullman NICWIHCR RY CIO. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION ADVISOR Mr. Dallas gy: Larry Dalierc lf. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Mike Fasig The course in Distributive Education deals with students who are interested in learning about getting and holding a job. By joining this organization, they have an excellent opportunity to practice this before graduation. Students are selected lor this course according to their ability, interests, attendance, and reeonnnendation ol' loriner employers and teachers ol' Ashland High School. Following membership in this club, the stu- dents 2llllOIll2ll.lC'2llly become members of the D.li. clubs ol' Ohio and of the United States. XV. CL. Dallas is the advisor and instructor ol this organization. Kenneth Finley ISAl,Y'S DAIRY SANITARY CASH MKT. Sandy Hagner J EAN FROCK 'S Roger Howman llliFl l,l'1l INUER'S MK'l lf. w. XV00l.NVOR'l'll tzo. ISAI.Y'S DAIRY THE PREIS s'1'oRl-2 WEISS DRUG STORE Phyllis Nh.,-CCT C3501 Nfclecan Beverly Lgng Nllllfy Alice KClICrlllg 102 Theresa Minges janet Mosher Ann Sheeks janet Smeuer KASTAN'S AIEYVELRY FASHION STORE THE GRIDDLE MONTGOMERY XVARID OFFICERS PRESIDENT Roger Howman VICE PRESIDENT Mike Fasig SECRETARY Susan Vermilya TREASURER Theresa Minges Robert Strine STRINIYS GULF STATION Susan Vermilya jane Wells BURRIS and FASIG'S S. S. KRESGE CO. LIQIBFARTHS JEXVELRY S. S. KRESGE CO. S. S. KRESGE CO. YV. T. GRANT CO. Betty Zook Marjorie Withers Kay Wissler Bonnie W'hipplc 103 r'T' ART CLUB i ml ADVISOR Miss Boyle PRESIDENT Anne Ivey VICE PRESIDENT Doug Plank SECRETARY Diana Hancock TREASURER Diane Nicodemus lt'rm'.' l'. Ramlles, M. likey, ll. Hancock, A. Ivey, D. Plank, D. Nicodemus, B. lhrig, ll. Morr, Swrfmrl Rmu: D. Naylor, l,, Lightner, XV. Andrews, M. Lindsey, li. Galletin, R.N imkles, l'. flulshaw, M. Cole, il, Slack, C. Rush, M. Lee, Y. Hyams, L. Smith, K.. Maxheimer, Miss Boyle. 'l'hird lime: C. Corky, S. Smith, S. jones, S. NVatkins, M. Wliiltington, K. Matthews, H. lilatt, I.. Karth, j. Staley, J. Williams, H. Hawks, P. Cooke, ll. lfulk. Art Club is a combination ol' work and fun which strives to develop the desire in students to create beauty. By encouraging the members artistic ability through guest speakers and work on special projects it offers an excellent oppor- tunity lor those who wish to make a career in the Held of art. 'l'he Art Club dance was presented on January l0, and a private party was given lor members only at the end ol' the year. The cluh composed the animal Christmas display and prepared the prize- winning lloat in the Halloween Parade. ps '15, 'R S9 Vi9..Af, L. i.l .JI, ' the llalloween param e. H Clif, 104 -THE 1959 GUIDE STAEE- The Guide Staff hopes to have created a yearbook a Guide Staff member we feel that the training re- which will be truly representative of life-work, play, ceived is realistic, worth while, and enjoyable. and tradition at Ashland High School. The produc- We sincerely hope the result is a yearbook you will tion of a yearbook involves much time, hard work be proud to keep forever. and patience. Although no credit is given for being ADVISOR Alex J. Nagy EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Ted McDowell ASSISTANT EDITOR JCE' Kopp BUSINESS MANAGER Kathy Kuhn F t Row: S. Simpson, M. Bauer, N. Leiter, K. Kuhn, G. Swan, C. Hamilton. Second T ll if t B d h R L. Fisher, J, Kopp, G. Warner, . McDowe , B. Mo e t, . Wei en amer. F t Raw: J. Lemons, M. Barnes, R. Harter, K. Mullenix, J. Slabie, S. Stahl. Second R : A. Gongwer, H. Shilling, L. Ulery, D. Lutz, C. Culler, C. Reaser. 105 SENIOR EDITORS Gay Swan Connie Hamilton ACTIVITIES EDITORS Sandy Simpson Brad Weidenhamer UNDERCLASS EDITORS Nancy Leiter Larry Fisher LITERARY EDITORS Carol Reasor Judy Lemons ART EDITOR Kay Mullenix FACULTY EDITOR Marcia Bauer BOYS' SPORTS Larry Ulery GIRLS' SPORTS Ann Gongwer TYPIST Janice Slabie FINANCE Marty Barnes Roberta Harter Dick Lutz Cynthia Culler Heather Shilling Susie Stahl PHOTOGRAPHERS Bruce Moffett Gerald Warner PAN ORAMA STAFF ADVISOR Mrs. Plank PRINTING ADVISOR Mr. Pfeiffer EDITOR Joan Rauth ASSISTANT EDITOR Larry Fisher CO-FEATURE EDITORS Barbara Haskins Anne Ivey - - rrrrr . if ,ww--visas A i-xgew, .I f. I .ree ,-.La - X.Q,N-Q . ,Q H N. . ..... ,....f. .... . .-.. .. .. . I' t R S S I I I I F h I S h l l, G. Kindxg, C. Whitmore. Serond Row. M ART EDITOR Connie Whitmore BUSINESS MANAGER Linda Schondel PHOTOGRAPHER Steve Sunderland CVrEful' giRIS! Susie Hiner and Barbara Haskins set the type. VARSITY An CLUB ADVISOR Mr. Hanlon OFFICERS PRESIDENT Gerald Warner VICE PRESIDENT Joe Heckman SECRETARY Jim Kopp TREASURER Larry Hale First Row: M. Pifer, D. Lutz, E. Fulton, J. Kopp, D. Lash, J. Clayton, L. Miller, I Heekman, Mr. Hanlon. Second Row: G. Warner, D. O'Neil1, G. Stouffer, S. Enck, C. Spaide D. Dauch, C. Brewer. Although the Varsity A Club has been completely reorganized this year and a new constitution written, its policy will always be the same. Namely to promote school spirit at all sport events and rallies. It is open to any varsity A letter winner who has and can maintain throughout the year a C average. During the course of a school year each member must earn 40 points by doing various assignments and activities pertaining to the club. This organization has been very active this year in helping out at all the Jun- ior Varsity and Varsity sporting events. In February they sponsored the Culver dance which followed the basketball game with Culver, First Row: J. McKinley, B. Sachs, D. McFadden, G. Meininger, D. Wait, B. Moffett, J. Myers. Second Row: B. Glasser, R. Riley, D. Hunter, N. Sale, D. Smalley, S. Zimmer, G. Drushal. 107 PEP CLUB c W!! lfirixl Ifrmu' nl. Stnliltlt't'lit't', C. Gongwvr. Sl'l'U!1Il lfrmt: II. NN'itntoi't', l il'cstot1t', Moorc, llttckinglizmt, Al. Mittvntlorf, M. Kimmel, S. Swim-fortl, P. Stahl, Mrs. Sanders. Third 130141: S. lfinlcy. C. llolm, l'. Dot'rt't-r, l.. Koons, S. Curtnony. A. Ivey, KI. Long, 'I'. lfiscltcr. ll'. Kochi, N. limmcr. lfnurlh Razr: ll. Mciningcr, V. Smith, C. Roscnhluh, S. Smith, P. lfviln-r, Al. St-ilu-rt, xl, .Xntlt-rson, Y, llyzuns, M. Sloan, ll, Bognizml. Fiflll linux' ll. Kimmcl. S. Stuart, l'. Millcr. l.. Myvrs. S. Rule, S. Rcascr. ll. Gongwcr, D. Palmcr, M. Kopp. Sixlh Rona' S. NVootlwni'cl, XYot'st, S. Grimes, S. Boyer, ll. Palmer, Caldwell, C. Frccs, C. Morr, A. llonliglio. Sl'T'l'Illll Row: l.. llvichcl, B, Van Tilhllrg, K. lishcnsliatlc, H. Paxton, K. fit-airy, K, Kclly, S. Nvlson. CI. Wztgticr. Nl. BYllCIlllllfllCT, Stonc. liiglzlh Rnzv: 0. Olxwltoltzcr, S. Warm-s, S, lloycr, KI. l.t-ctly, li, Nlinnnw, S. llzishcm, ml. lklartin, S. Smith, V. Holzaplcl, E. Burns. Ninth Iffmt: l.. Smith, ll, Cook, ll. Whitmcr, G. Owens, K. Michael, M. Mcllonaghy, B. Rader. S. Watkins. 108 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS S. Leiter, G. Tucek, M. Wh gton, L. Hazen, C IV. Cheerleaders G. Conklin, M. Strine, Fendrick, S. Mowry. 109 2 k RALLIES A D ASSEMBLIES Ki? 3 4 , 4 , A f 1 nv Slonllm Imlls lln sln If Illl. - - 5 dvnls lo support Ilic football r n M I F 2 ,. y Mull:-nix aim! Slllillllli' WVzilcrs lcll about thc clvzilh of llSlIl'i1i'S Ii llauv Topping kills thc' Mzinsficlxl tigcr. S? fi B X 2 5 5 ' 1311 L1 A is 35- fi 5- Q ESQ? 23.5 p 1 All '55 5 The hvrocs of thc Rl'Y0illIi0ll2ll'f XYzn' :nv :ix 1lllCllliUll in thc il1iIZillkSgiYil1g Assembly. in and Clizirlvs King ClllCI'l2lillS lhc SlllKil'lll body by singing negro spirilllzlls. Larry Tclllailf shows how lo hold il snzikc. X 0 rw GQ0 JN xg! in , S55 M 7 PORTS X First Row: 1. McKinley, C. Spaide, R. Sovine, M. Pifer, Heckman, Kopp, S. Lukity, L. Hale, G. Stoufer, D. Cronebach, D. Overly. Second Row: G. Hockenberry, S. Vermilya, Ransom, T. Wurster, C. Brewer, A. Andrews, J. Hunter, K. Sattlcr, L. Norton, G. Newcomer. Third Row: R. Harris, L. Atchison, A. Bartley, K. Benedict, L. Risser, D. Wait, D. Dauch, D. Winger. Dolby, J. Briggs, A. Halterman. VARSITY FOOTBALL Ashland High's 1958 football season was a good season. It was not good in respect to wins and losses, but in the respect that Ashland has started a march towards becoming a football town. Under the direction of head coach john Hogan, the boys started from scratch learning the fundamentals and the right way to do things. They found that this isn't very easy. It takes time, practice, hard work, and desire. The phrase desire is the name of the game will probably not be forgotten by the football boys and many people of Ashland for a long time. Coach Hogan's philosophy of well organ- ized football proved to be successful at the gates, for the home crowds were better than doubled this year. It was no wonder that attendance was good, even though they were losing, because you could see the team improving with every game. Near the end of the season both the offense and defense were clicking like clock- work and seemed as though at any second they might explode and go racing down the field like a roaring freight train. Only once could you have said this team was beaten before the last gun was fired. That was the Marion game. On this outing the Arrows were simply outclassed. VVith men like A. Andrews, R. Bartley, C. Brewer, Briggsg D. Dauchg Hunterg Mc- Kinley: G. Newcomer, L. Nortong K. Sattlerg R. Sovineg S. Vermilyag D. Waitg and T. Wur- ster back next year, the Arrows may prove to the fans both young and old that Ashland High School's football season can be marked with many successful victories . . . plus a champion- ship! Stoufer tries to brush off a Madison tackler. 58 SCHEDULE ASHLAND OPPONENTS 24 SHELBY 14 6 CLEVELAND WEST 8 6 F INDLAY 14 1 6 MADISON 30 6 NEW PHILADELPHIA 1 2 12 WOOSTER 1 6 1 4 MARION HARDING 56 26 CULVER 27 22 GALION 20 Kopp is caught by a Madison am. R 113 Wait picks up ground d OI! all Cl'l IU 'lf N , AIOHN IIOGAN Heal! Couch S' ' 'F iw x sf, ISA W.. X . .Q'.'z6x- 2. . wi . .i Co-Capt. G. Stoufcr Hnlflmrk if . V' ul . . , 'ig Ll 1 l A. Andrews Cunlfr 3 . I D. Dzunfh Fulllmck ' xJJWU65 e ,gb ogg 'yftnvaxilf S JACK HANLON REX BENTON Henri Line Coach Asst. Backfield Couch W Al Co-Capt. M. Pifer Tarklf R. Miller, D. Baldwin Stalisticinns VARSITY -an W we--51,3 5, l i 1' . . 'K fk f:'E' f f f -. me '5 ' Jfiggggg 5 R. Cronebach Turk Ie C. Brewer R. Bartley Fulllmrk Iiml J. Briggs Halflmrk I.. Hale -I. Hackman AI. Hunter -I. Kopp 151111 Ilalflmrk Emi Qunrterlmrk 114 i NF R.. A MQ? fri. yt . WALLY HOOD LARRY KELLY DOUG DIERCKS Asst. Line Coach j.V. Coach Freshman Coach I . 6 G X. 3' , J rv . x- . I 1 I s X CO Q s. Lukny End D. Clark, D. Green, A. Conrad Managers . , ,, 1 -. :' R elf - X 'rr . Q . , .' i . . ' -' : ' -nc . - . , , s - i 1. 'I' ' Af Q 9 ' w if ? 'f I it if Jr S Y .Q,5.1. W r.. .. D '? ' ',Q'1.. E ' . fi g.. Ulu- E' .f 'c.,,h Q ..., C A, ra .,, Q f H J. McKinley G. Newcomer L. Norton D. Overly K. Sattler Guard Tackle Center End Guard N X ,5 . Wff v .-V,. L 1' R, Sovine C. Spaide Guard Guard S. Vermilya D. Wait T. Wurster Tackle Quarterback Fullback 115 . . FOOTB LL 3 H 'we' 4 -'.A,-,meme lfirzsl Roux' N. Nichols, R. Crmichacli, R. Laughlin, D. Moroney, R. Gilbert, G. Haltcrman, B. IIUYCIIIZIII, 'IQ I'nntaikoglou, Al. Park. G. Gziull, D. Barnes, R. Post, D. Thompson. Semriri Row: I.. Willis, l', Slicers, Il, Workman, If. RucIdy, I.. Buzzard, R. Riley, M. IVzitring, J. Glasser, Ruclicl, 'l'. Smith, R. Dcnslow, 'I'. Kristolf, P. Ilouscholclcr. FRESHMEN FOOTB LL 'Hhggwti f 'I . 1 1 HH 3 QE 5 fl 'L 5 , ax 4 5 L, N . I lr' F Liz f 4 ive- lil Y -it I V V x , , L-' 'ZR A gf,'i,,.1 'WA I-'iizsl linux' nl. Ilzniglmrl, S. Pculcr, I.. Rohrer, G. Hilclehraml, R. All1lIIlS, D. Ebert. 'I' Weyricli, Il. I-Irlwarmls, ll. Hockcnherry, B. Smalley, I.. Bartley. Semnd Roni: Mr. Diercks, R. Pnsf ler, N. Riley, I.. IN'ingcr. H. YYUUII, P. Gongwer, 'I'. Hudson, G. Moose, N. YVeirieh, Scott. 'l'l1irfI Ifmv: 'l'. King, M, Seniplc, Il. Steiner, R. Kiarnion, M. Clark, J. Geary. IB. Maclicllcr, K, Kiss:-l,'I'.Sl1uil'er, R. Ritz. ll6 N. . 4 N K 1 X First Row: M. Couch, G. Meininger, D. McFadden, B. Glaser, G. Drushel, D. Harlney, B. Sachs, D. O'Neill, E. Fulton. Second Row: P. Stefan, D. Martin, T. Lutz, D. Smalley, E. Lightner, D. Kerr, R. Cooper, A. Tanner, Mr. Bingham, Coach. CROSS COU TRY Drushel leads the pack against Mansfield. Tanner sprims for the finish line First Row: D. Wait, Coach Valentine, S. Enck. Second Row: B. Glasser, Manager, J. Kopp, B. Paxton, D. Hunter, D. Smalley, N. '58-59 SCHEDULE ASHLAND OPPONENTS 44 Mt. Vernon 53 74 Dover 50 76 Galion 62 54 Bellevue 56 65 New Philadelphia 85 53 Cleveland Shaw 56 63 Madison 5 1 65 Marion 52 39 Mansfield 50 73 Lorain 93 48 St. Edwards 42 77 Columbus Aquinas 56 67 Wooster 76 58 Elyria 71 50 Mansfield 68 47 Massillon 58 87 Tiffin Calvert 70 66 Culver 58 Sale, K. Oxenrider, B. Sweet, T. Wurstur, G. Meininger, E. Ful- ton, L. Barber, Manager. VARSITY BASKETBALL Plagued by a menacing losing streak, the Arrows managed to win 8 games of a rugged 18 game schedule. The team looked impressive against Dover, and early in the season it looked as if we might have a top sea- son as the squad toppled Galion 76-62. The team's hope was not dimmed despite the fact that three points at games end kept the Arrows out of the win column. The season was culminated with wins over Tiffin Calvert and Culver. Due to the formation of a league the rivalry be- tween Ashland and Culver was terminated. Improvement awards were granted to Bob Sweet and Ken Oxenrider, two of the finest defensive, offen- sive men during the year. Coach Valentine's squad showed terrific spirit throughout the season. With boys like Dick Hunter, Gaylord Meininger, Dave Smalley, and Bud Paxton back next year, the Arrows are sure to have a trium- phant season in '59 - '60, H'z1il rchoumls in the Gallon Game. RR474, 5 ,GX Dave Smalley chzllks up two. lxIClIllllgCl' hits from the corllcr. ,an Sophomore Sweet jumps up high for shot ........N.. X.. .Aa .. ua-.. 'xr W-N, x 3 'X ng 'n. , Mwkyw A Q ' x I Y va, ge? -1 www 'x 5 1 , ' WW : ' N 11 ' KQICORGIC VAl.liN'l'lNl'1 BUD PLANK REX BENTON Varsity Coach V. Coach Freshman Coach S. ICNCK D. XVAIT lforward Guard Co-Cnptzxin L- BARBER Co-Captain B. GLASSER Managers mf ZW rw J X rmf EK Ii. l Ul.'I'0N D. HUNTER KOPP G. MEININCER K. OXENRIDER C un rd Forward G uard C ua rd Forward I I , U0 1 1 KRO f dy 4 3 ,O 9-Q en 5 ml f 3: A is 5 6 1 B. PAXTON N. SALE D. SMALLEY B. SWVEET T. YVURSTUR lforwzml Forward Forward Ccnlcr Forward 120 1.v. BASKETBALL Gan' First Row: P, Culler, manager, Myers, R. Laughlin, Briggs, J. Hipp. R. Post, S. Zimmer, manager. Semnd Row: Coach B. Plank, N. Rachel, B. Paxton, R. Riley, T. Lutz, J. Duncan, L. Casey, T. Poutakonglou. FRESHMAN BASKETB LL T:-.Q 'av-EV ' ,QQ , . Ai. . ip L Jwilbl l Mx, JM, M. lmx KW ,. -SN YQ First Row: H. YVood, R. Kopp, P. Hamilton, P. Gongwer, C. Nell, Capstnr. Second Row: N. Reily, R. WVillis, T. Hudson, L. YVinger, D. Semple, manager. Third Row: J. Holmes, manager, S. Pealer. B. Smalley, T. Connolly, J. Filak, AI. Scott, G. Hilclebrancl, R. Benton, coach. 121 -1, Q- X i - , j we 4'5 fl!-nn' 1 Q . U 1 ' R Q i J D I' J -N -3 - xx X F 1 A R 5 f ,, R 'B N x , - V NX f' f Q ,-'Qi v IW ' fu! R vf, v W9 KW . S . l 5 .Ti WS, .1 ix, it., A .XA.. f , 2 v- i...q ' gm ' ,N Ins! Rrnv: l,. .xIlIliS0lX, Dolby, I,. Bllllilfllv D. Clark, R. Stahl, M. Clark, R. Pizltl. C. IIOCRCII' Inlwy, Srrznnl Rrmu' IQ. Sl0llfCl'. IL, Ncwunncr, lluntcr, D, VIRIIOIIIPSUII. S, Lllkily, A, I11IllCl'l112lIl, R Hznlls,li,R.lv,I..l'1fcl,lS.S Q ily 2lIIl'llIlJlS21lJilI. pringcr. -I. lilusscr, Couclm Iii 122 RESTLING J H7 Z' e 1 : ., S I .. Q, C . H . , C. A V E 0 I C -.J 'T TENNIS wi. XX-V fr-..,k' A, ' .li A e -A . bw ,. , it LQ fi , ilwgsi sl' .x 1 H, W 'Z f, it 1. ifkx f '1?fq,,?a-+ ,. S wa... Q,WM .-w--- va , ,W . .. ., swf f-F gf . VA K 'X JSC , '-5.11 : f K . f xx, . if 3 F ., 1. :Qi Q . f ' ' 5 QL fri' 1 K.. gg ,3 - N 4 . if . . A L, X - .f-Q1 A -sa 5 . 5. N. ' , ii H if ff : P A . - r 3 R2 T .. -, '.'1NsixiF7l ,QV 5 . ' - gl.. .... n 4 K - - sg X 1 E 1' 'W is ss ' ' ex S K, ..,, ui '11 .. , i , ga.-T, 560 ,s it . . ., I s H E Y ai e13. f'.,l. . . ,. 3 4, W r 5 - ,k'- 3 igtsrmy.. - -. .. 5 Ai, f w f..,i- .fivl--af' , H 'H' ' 0-1, 'f H ' K s W'M 'W' 1-+w.x,. .. . .,, M,,.af' l .3 .,-k - ' .' ,. Watch your head Ned! First Row: K. Laird, L. Atcheson, J. Dolby, D. Urban, J. Gapstur, J. Banghart, E. Fulton. Second Row: G. Newcomer, L. Buzzard, N. Sale, D. Sackett, L. Carl- son, J. Brothers, D. Baldwin, Robert Espenchied, Coach. GOLF Wx. See this boys? fl- 'w First Row: N. Sanders, A. Andrews, D, Bogniard, B. Springer, B. Paxton. Second Row: B. Miller, D. Thompson, D. Fribley, S. Lukity, J. Weiss. 123 V - K - 1. , ,. . L ,, , . . K K K VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Burl Plank, Coach, R, Post, J. Clayton, B, Sachs, C. Meininger, T. Poutakoglou, D Barnes. Sermul Roux' R. Riley, Briggs, B. Glasser, R. Harris, D. Wait, T. Herron, Kopp 'l'hird Row: Managers B. Moffett and P. Sheets, B. Collin, J. Myers, D. Hunter, G. Stoufer, -I Hipp. Briggs hlazcs one in. Ko: J connects with one. lf 124 r You're out! It's a hit! 1.V. BASEBALL First Row: H. Wood, N. Riley, R. Kopp, H. Metcalf, K. Seidner, T. Smith. Second Row: J. Guthrie, P. Gongwer, M. Eisel, B. Smalley, D. Wesner, R. Cronebach, J. Holmes, Manager. Third Row: E. Gordon, G. Moose, R. Tanner. D. Maroney, R. Adams, R. Dougherty, L. Hummel. 125 8. VARSITY TRACK UML li'CP'353N. x P-if 1 - Firsl Row: 'l'. Kristof, S. Iinck, D. 0'Neill, J. Heckinan, M. Pifer, D. Daurh, D. Lash. Serond Row: Robert Binghain, Cloacli, I.. Hale, T. Hazen, A. Tanner, KI. Ransoln, K. Sattler. C. Hockcnbcrry, D. Smalley, Doug Diercks. Coach. Third Roni: S. Zimmer, Manager, C. Randles, l . Rudy, ll, Fuller, I.. Risser. 'lf Piall. K. Benedict. llrushel finishes first against Mansfield Madison. Danch heaving thc discus. Hale clears ll'6 4 They'rc off! . . TRACK First Row: R. Depler, M. Conklin, D. Anderson, G. Hildebrand, T. Smetzer, D. Howman, Second Row. T, Vanosdoll, L. Casey, D. Morr, L. Winger, N. Nichols, D. Kries. Third Row: J. Howe, J. Miller, j. Royce, G. Nell, B. Sloan, J. Tanner, D. Clark. 127 ARMY ALL Kay the rclmuml, Q V q Y w 1 ' I A f ff?3T ff v 1 9 ' 4, xx :xl linux' l'. Shilling, P. lim-rr:-r, K. Rowlmllmn, S. Chun- I-'ini Ifmw: II. fCllllL'I', xl. lhlckinglmm, 'l'. Topping, S. 1lIc'r, S. Rulc-, K. XYllilll'1I. Sfwnzfl Rvmu' B. l,1llliK S. I.. llinvr. R. llurlmzm, l cl1clx'ick. Sl'l'UHf1 linux' M. Szmlscl. limi: L. llvimlwl. S, lllzuk. N. Vlilllilll. 128 I.. Sc'l1l1c'uIc'r, Nl. Lross, Mom'L'. M. Alon. STARS The Senior Navy snapped a three-game losing streak as they defeated Army 32-23 in their annual clash in McDowell Auditorium, March 6th, Ann Gongwer and Karen Moose led the scoring for Navy with 12 and I0 points respectively, while Susie Hiner and Camilla Zehner scored 8 points each to top the point totals for Army. The guards on both teams also performed well and gave the forwards excellent support. junior Army romped over Navy 35 to 24. Pam Doer- rer was high scorer with 12 points for Army and Susie Roberts with 10 points for Navy. A traditional All-Star Banquet was given for the Navy by the Army. This event was sponsored by the Girl's Athletic Club. LIN ei af 'Wx 1 ir.vI linux' M. lVhittington, V. Miller, K. Mullenix, A. Gongwer, C. Gongwer, K. Moose. Second Roux' C. Rush. L. Leiter, -I. Roberts, G. Tinker. N. Stone. NAVY Get that ball! First Row: Roberts, K. Hancock, Dec-ver, L. Rosen- bluh, M. Kopp, B. Kimmel. Serond Row: I.. Smith, D Palmer, S. Carmony, H. Gongwer, S. Stuart. 129 ny :mcl Barb Kimmvl play kirkhnll. MANAGERS, C, Smellzcr, fliowlingjg L. Calclwcll, QVIQCIIIHSDQ M. Kimmel, Qliick- hullj: AI. Moore, fVolleyhalljg S. Smith, Servo that lmll jam- Millcmlm llllllilllllllllllljl .L Gongwcr Cllaskctlmllj: C. flUIlgWL'l', fsfllllllllllb. GIRLS' SPORTS V ff K lxlnml u , l..,, ,llmvlmll mum. in lm. gy-nl. ,lump bull! Uv! il! Civ! il! It V,,.f ', 0, 1.1-I an Sllllil' girls! Nlzirilyn .XICH zlml .xllll fl0llgWCl' przlfliw Softball is lun for Nlilflllll Xlcn and K n slllllllclmoallwl. olyn fl0llgN'l'l'. 130 B. Laughery, J. Burns, A. Gongwer, QI, Mosher, R. E. Conway, B. Fockler, M. Mcllarter, L. Cald- well, S. Ogle. Center: P. Seidner, K. W'allery. Ushers are senior girls who sell programs and usher during the football games at Redwood Stadium. Rose Ellen Conway is their captain. A Girls are inenlbers of G.A.C. who have earned an A by accumulating 500 points from participation in various sports. These girls began working for this goal as sophomores. CC C. Gongwer, A. Gongwer, J. Wolf, L, Leiter, A. Staley, N. Leiter. 151 lfirsl lfmr: I., XlllllllllUll'. li, Ramlcr, 'lf Koclil. C. cl1lllgWK'l'. Nr'1'm11I Rnzv: NI. Cross, Nlillvlltlw I. l'ns4lu'l', xl. Nlmslr, .X. l.mlg'wi'r, .Mlvism's, Mrs. liowcrsox aml Nlrs xlflillllll I lllmlk I Illlilsllljgllillll. Nl..Xll'Il,l..Slllll1'llli'l'.l..ll'lll'l' llu- lc'amlc'rs an' lllllllil' anal senior girls who and Mis Ho wcrsox anal Nlrs. Mc l'2ll'lIIl m illliCl'llllQ lllc llC'llVlllCS ol Lllc pllysifal calm-'ninon fl 1, asses. 'llicsc girls uc clmscu on llic lmasis ol' lllcir L'IllllllSl1lSlIl and ability al try-outs llclcl Lhc prcvii spring. Ilia- mails-ls assist Nlr. Plank in his pliyslc-'il cmluc mon classcs . . .4 ami sc-mm' Inns clmscn by Nlr. llmk to lcaml ilu' boys in f 1 lllil IX ll IPS. 'vo Cl, Aw l.XGg4A:Hi:l!.. HAM , YU-A 1 'J' Mo, 'fs M-f V i Q 3 H Yau L44,, ll H 5 ff '1 Tllcy are jun their various spo n v as Q Q-fp -H I..4,4,f, llwl i 4 all iiris .Ax ...44., , i 'Ll' 5 1 LAD! ' X tml Q Ifnzsl lCn11'.'kl. Rclll, R. Cin-nsliaw, 'll llcrmn. I.. Hale. Swrmul Rmv: Mr. Plank. .Kclvisml II. Broth 1-rs, ll, Wings-r. ul, 'I anm-r. .L ,Xmlrcwx 132 XIQIHXI. .KIDS ASSISTANT w S'l'.XCLli CZRICXV nfl 'J Connie Wlitmer M OVI li Ol'lCRpYl'ORS Iwi! Imzv: D. Martin, G. Newcomer, R. McClure, YV. Liston. Suomi linux- R. Parks, N. Nichols, D. Sackett, Zimmer. LIBRARY STAFL' First Row: Ransom, E. Olds. Serum! Razr: Mr M1 Doixnll B. Bogniarcl, M. Coucl1,G. Danncr, D. O'Neill. J. llillu l'. A. O l'lCR.'X'l'ORS First Row: G. Arnold, C. Hooker, Funkhouscr S Simpson P. Boyer, N. Leiter, S. Ogle. Second Row: Mr. Dnkuson N1 tin, G. Tinker, N. Sale, L. Scliomlel, D. Deaver. SCHOOL STORI4 First Row: 1. Burns, R. Bates, E. Meeks, E. Mor- itz, M. Burns. Semnzl Row: M. Schoonover, WVein4leman, Sacco, Il. Mason. 133 D. Robertson, L. Fisher ENGINEER AND HEAD CUSTODIAN Mr. Miller, Mr. Loew BUS DRIVERS First Row: Mr. Soles, Mr. Newcomer, Mr. Dunham, Mr. Hos- tetlcr, Mr. Wells. Second Row: Mr. Thompson, Mr. Martin, Mr. Slabach, Mr. Sagcrs, Mr. Picking. 134 TEN AN CE Mr. Williams, Mr. Somerlade, Mrs. Grindle, Mrs. Wierbiki, Mrs. Johnson. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Wenrick, Mrs. Eppler, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. Kreider, Mrs, Wertz Mrs. Shriner, Mrs. Pifer. -sg A-Bon Beauty Shop Almeda Beauty Shop Apperson's Greenhouse Archway Cookies Archway 8: Lyn-Way Restaurants Artcraft Electrotype Company Art Printing Company Ashland Asphalt Company Ashland Bank 8: Savings Company Ashland Carburetor 8: Ignition Service Ashland Cleaners 8: Dyers Ashland County Farm Bureau Co-op Assn. Ashland County Lumber Company Ashland Dry Goods Ashland Hardward Ashland Ice 8: Coal Company Ashland Monument Company Ashland Nash Sales Ashland News Company Ashland Optical Company Ashland Restaurant Ashland Rubber Products Corporation Ashland Sanitary Dairy Ashland Terrace Hotel Ashland Times-Gazette A 8: W Inn Bachmann Plumbing Company Barnhill Insurance Agency Barrett's Office Supply Store Francis Bartley Insurance Bear's jewelry Store Bennett's Ice Plaza Blue Gift Shop Dr. R. P. Bogniard Boyer Dairy Incorporated The Boyer. Printing Company Dr. James C. Bragg Buckeye Roofing 8: Heating Company Burris 8: Fasig C. H. Campbell Insurance Agency Carlson Refrigeration Carroll Nicodemus Oil Company The Casual Shop Cellar Bros. Plumbing 8: Heating City Dry Cleaners Claremont Avenue Gulf Phil Clark Motor Sales The Classic Beauty Salon Conaway's Pastry Shop Cooper Brothers Incorporated Cornwell Shoe Company Cresco Manufacturing Company Crumrine's Texaco Station Dean Wallpaper 8: Paint Denbow Funeral Home Dick's Do-Nut Shop Dilgard Auto Parts Dilgard Realty Company J. L. Donley 8: Brothers Donley Motors Eagle Rubber Company Incorporated Edsel Sales P TRONS Peg 8: john Edwards Confectionary El-Nor Beauty Chateau Elm Street Market George M. Emery, M.D. Emmons Dairy The Farmers Bank of Ashland Fashion Company Faultless Rubber Company Fenton Construction Company Firestone Meat Market First National Bank of Ashland Fluke Incorporated Tully C. Fox Real Estate 8: Insurance Fredo Travel Service L. B. Fritz 8: Son Incorporated Jean Frocks Incorporated Funk Brothers Tree Service Ganyard Toggery The- A. L. Garber Company Gault Cleaners Gay Motor Sales Gilbert Furniture 8: Funeral Directors Glenn Roofing 8: Supply Company Golden Krust Pastries B. F. Goodrich Tire Company Gordon's Paint 8: Wallpaper Store Gray's Furniture Store The Griddle Harold's Motor Company Incorporated Heffe1iinger's Meat Market Helbert and Shenberger Shoe Store Hess and Clark Heyl-Robbins Funeral Home Holm Flower Shop The Home Company Home Hardware Incdrporated Horn's Diner Hostettler's Incorporated Robert C. Howell, D.D.S. Hurst's Prescription Pharmacy Ingmand Insurance Agency Jamison 8: Nelson Jennings Ready-Mix Inc. jim's Sohio Service Johnny's Food Basket Kagey 8: Landis Lumber Company Kastan's jewelry Store S. S. Kresge Company Leed Insurance Agency Leibfarth's Jewelry Store Lu-Ray Lanes Howard S. Lutz, Attorney Mac Keller Agency Dr. H. V. Marley Mason Insurance 8: Real Estate Agency Huber M. McCuen, D.D.S. McKinley Shoe Store Montgomery Ward 8: Company Moon Beauty 8: Reducing Salon Moshers Mowery Brothers Service Station F. E. Myers 8: Company 135 Myers Dry Cleaners jim Myers' Television Sales 8: Service National Latex Newberry Company The Nibble Nook Paine's Music Shop Dr. William D. Paisley Patterson Electric Patterson 8: Sons Welding 8: Machine Company J. C. Penney Company Picking's Nut 8: Candy Shoppe Polar Foods Potts Grocery Paul Power Television Sales 8: Service The Preis Store P. H. Roepke 8: Sons Shell Station Roland's Clothing Dr. William H. Rower Sale Chevrolet Sanitary Cash Market D. E. Satteriield Sporting Goods R. Lee Schafer, M.D Scott Plumbing 8: Heating Shop Sharp's Wholesale Grocery Drs. Sheets 8: Kellogg M. A. Shilling, M.D. M. D. Shilling, M.D. Smith Electric Shop Dr. H. Wayne Smith Dr. Wayne C. Smith Smith's Music 8: Appliance Store R. L. Souder, O.D. Harold Sponsler's IGA Store Paul Sponsler's IGA Store Spreng's Motel Stahl's Hardware The Stall Staman 8: Briner N. Strauss 8: Son Taylor's Eat-A-Bite Topping Brothers Company Town Pharmacy Dorell Tucker, D.D.S. Tucker Sav-Mor Union Hardward 8: Supply Company The Union Malleable Mfg. Company Varner's Sporting Goods Walz Printing Carl C. Ward Real Estate Agency Weiss Drtyg Company, Incorporated Wertz Dairy Products Wesner's Grocery Western Auto Drs. Wetzel 8: Strait W. N. C. O. W. O. Wuthrich Agency Young's Furniture Zappone's Pure Oil Company Zedekar's Upholstering 8: Mfg. Compa Zimmerman's Nu-Way Dry Cleaning nl' ACKNOWLEDGMENT We, the 1959 Guide Staff, wish to express our sincere appreciation to those whose help has been invaluable in the publication of our yearbook. We are deeply indebted to the administration, faculty, and student body for their fine coopera- tion. Special thanks are given to the following: WILLIAM J. KELLER, INC. Printing S. K. SMITH CO. 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