Barnesville High School - Senrab Yearbook (Barnesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

, 1 ai A ' - V FF? fa 2 A WSI 5 Wi' HJ' '- :- m,yg'E:T5'. 'P xr, fa. 'ff ,ijfwzf , :,,,,, ,W , Q ff 1 3' 1 f ff ,, ig! Qwiix Q, V, fc: , .Av gg, ., W ,wh .gpg 3 .5 A . .,.. ,K . gf5'2!j-' 14 15? Q , .1. - M , if ,if -in ,Q-5' 53 ,, i. I X.. -nf i 5 V73 inf , , i , 4, ,XS ix H THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE PRESENTED BY THE I9 59 SENRAB STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS THE EDITORS MESSAGE Knowledge is a prize that once won, cannot be lost. We in America possess a wonderful opportunity to take advantage of our public education and to grow in knowledge. lt has been noted in the last few years that we have been lax in our approach to education and that we have failed to make proper use of this great facility. Today we are faced with a national challenge for world survival and the balance hangs on knowledge and learning. An awareness of this challenge, inspired the staff to stress the importance of knowledge as the theme of our T959 Senrab. Our book is presented as a source of knowledge designed to aid you in the recognition of classmates and in the remembrance of school events. We, the editors of the i959 Senrab, present to you our Book of Knowledge. THE EDITORS 2 CHAPTER ONE-THE ADMINISTRATION MR. GEORGE WEBB, our superinten- dent attended Rio Grande College, Ohio University, and Marshall College. He received his B.S. degree at Ohio University and his M.A. at Marshall College. DR. REED HASBROUCK Dentist, President MR. JOHN A. JOHNSON Farmer, Member MR. GIBSON BRADFIELD Businessman, Member MR. WILLIAM KEARNS Druggist, Member DR. WILBUR BRIGGS Optometrist, Member Pictured above are the very able mem- bers of the Barnesville School Board. The decisions of these men become the policies of our school. MR. RHODES, started his new job as super- visor of instruction this year. Formerly he taught driver's training. He attended Ohio State University and received his B.S. degree and MA. degree. Pictured with Mr. Rhodes is Becky Broomhall. Our principal, MR. BERRYHILL attended Miami University, Ohio University, Ohio State Uni- versity and the College of Steubenville. He received his B.S. degree in education and his M.A. degree at Miami University. This is his Fifth year as principal. COMPLIMENTS MRS. RITA CRANSTON, our school nurse, graduated from North Wheeling Hospital and is a registered nurse. MRS. KATHERINE GILL has served Barnesville schools as secretary for fifteen years. THE BARNESVILLE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CORPORATION CHAPTER TWO-THE FACULTY Pictured at the right are, the members of our English staff. Lett to Right: MRS. LUCILLE BETTS has attended Ohio University, University of Chicago, and holds an A.B. degree from Muskingum College. Mrs. Betts has been a staff member for 8 years. MRS. ALMA SHEPHERD has attended Oberlin College, Ohio University, Ohio State University, The American Academy at Rome, and holds an A.B. degree from Ohio Northern University. Mrs. Shepherd has been a staff member for I5 years. MRS. KINNEY has attended West Virginia University, Duke University, Univer- sity of Denver, and holds an A.B. degree from Fairmont State College. Mrs. Kinney has been a staff member for lO years. MISS WINIFRED DEAVER has attended Muskingum College, University of Pitts- burgh, and holds a B.S. degree in Education. Miss Deaver has been a staff member for 29 years. MRS. HELEN FRAZIER has attended Ohio Wesleyan and holds a B.A. degree. Mrs. Frazier has been a staff member for 2 years. Pictured at the left, are the members of our Science and Math Department. Lett to Right: MR. JOSEPH WEBSTER has attended Ohio State University and holds an A.B. and a B.S. degree. Mr. Webster has been a staff member for 7 years. MR. LOUIS THOMAS has attended Ohio University and holds a B.S. degree in Education and an M.A. Mr. Thomas has been a staff member for I9 years. MRS. ANNETTE REED has attended Muskingum College and holds an A.B. des gree. Mrs. Reed has been a staff member for 2 years. MR. ROBERT WION has attended the University of Dayton, Ohio University, and holds a B.S. degree in Education. Mr. Wion has been a staff member for I year. MR. RONALD EASTON has attended Heidelberg College and holds an A.B. de- gree. Mr. Easton has been a staff member for l year. Pictured at the right are the members of our Vocational Staff. Left to Right: MR. DENVER KAISER has attended Ohio State University and holds a B.S. de- gree in Agriculture and a Master's degree in Education. Mr. Kaiser has been ci staff member for 8 years. MISS MARY GIBSON has attended Muskingum College, Ohio State University and holds a B.A. degree. Miss Gibson has been a staff member for I3 years. MR. D. B. SQUIBB has attended Ohio State University, Ohio University, Musk- ingum C0lleQe and holds OD AB- degree Mr. Squibb has been a staff member for l7 years. MRS. ESTHER RHODES has attended Ohio State University and holds a B.S. de- gree in Home Economics. Mrs, Rhodes has been a staff member for 5 years. MR. CARL BOEHM has attended Ohio State University and holds a B.S. degree in Agriculture. Mr. Boehm has been a staff member for 3 years. Pictured at the left, are the members of our Special Education Staff. Left to Right: MRS. MARGUERITE PETERS has attended Ohio University and holds a B.S. degree in Education. Mrs Peters has been a staff member for 2 years. MR. JOSEPH HEDRICK has attended Davis and Elkins College, West Virginia University, and holds an A.B. degree and an M.A. degree. Mr. Hedrick has been a member of the staff for 6 years. MISS VIRGINIA BRANSON has attended Marietta College, Ohio University, and holds an A.B. and an M.A. degree. Miss Branson has been a staff member for 2 years. MRS. MARGARET MAC KENZIE has attended lndinana State Teacher's College and holds a B.S. degree. Mrs. MacKenzie has been a staff member for 2 years. COMPLIMENTS MARY JANE BEAUTY MAYFAIR LADIES' 8. CHILDREN'S 5 SHOP DRESS SHOP FACULTY Pictured at right, is our Commercial Staff. MRS. MILDRED GUMP at- tended the Bowling Green Business University and received'her A.B. in business education at West Liberty State College. S MR. WILLIAM CLARK received his B.S. and Master of Education degrees H at Ohio University. i I Pictured ct the left, is the Music Staff. MR. WILBUR ROYER received his B.A. in music and M.A. degrees from North Illinois University. He also received an M.A. degree from the American Conservatory. MR. HARRY LAING received an A.B. degree frnm West Liberty State College. He also attended West Virginia University. Pictured at the right, are the members of the Social Studies Staff. Seated, is MRS. JOANNE FITZGERALD. She received her A.B. in history from Mus- kingum College. Left to Right: MR. ROBERT MYERS received his B.S. degree from Ohio State University. MR. KYLE WORRALL attended Baldwin Wallace College and Akron University. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees from Kent State University. MR. SILAS T. WARFIELD received his B.S. in education from Ohio University and his M.A. degree from Columbia University. COMPLIMENTS THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY VAN DYNES SUPERETTE 6 44 W, l h 'WHA .. 2 .4 f-q- rv ,JM 'S' ww I wg,- -uuurf -. ,If tj W-.ff J?'x,,M L Nh.. 'Wife Q sf Carol Jean Ballmer During her four years in Barnesville High School, Carol was a member of the Y-Teens for four years and the Future Homemakers of America for four years. Barbara Joyce Bewley Barb's interests were ar- tistic and varied. She was an outstanding art student, and took all available art courses. She played in the band and sang in the Glee Club. She held membership in the Y-Teens, the F.H.A. and the National Honor Society. Thomas Homer Alexander Tommy was a very ac- tive member of the Hi-Y Club. He played basketball well, and practiced frequent- ly. Again, he did well in baseball for two years. His acting in the Junior Class Play and his backstage as- sistance in the Senior Play qualified him for member- ship in the Thespian Troupe. Helen Marie Arnold Displaying her musical talent, Helen was in the Band for one year and the Chorus for two years. She was also a four year mem- ber of both the Y-Teens and the F.H.A. Nancy Lou Bowersock Nancy, who has been very active in school, par- ticipated in the G.A.A.,Glee Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, and the F.H.A., She also served on the Junior and Senior Class Play Staffs. Marianne Margaret Brown Marianne, one of our finest students, has been busy with many activities including the Shamrock and S e n r a b Staffs, Student Court, National Honor Soci- ety, National Thespian Soci- ety, and this year she served as president of the F.H.A. CONGRATULATIONS HERB HALL'S GROCERY BARN ESVILLE DRY CLEANING Ronnie Dean Bailey Ronnie was out for the Football Team his four years of high school. He was a member of Hi-Y, Key Club, and the Student Coun- cil. Charles Hubert Boulet Chuck was a leader in Key Club activities, serving as a local officer and as Lieutenant Governor of the district organization. His sports ability was evident when he played basketball and baseball. Glee Club and Chorus exercised his voice, and proved his sing- ing talent. gm -gvwif L H fi- .c 1 , fin JT xv f William Edward DeVine Bill was a member of both the Hi-Y and Key Club. In the field of journalism he served on the Shamrock and Senrab Staffs. He ser- ved as a librarian for three years. He took various scholarship tests. George William Duvall Being an F.F.A. mem- ber was very important to Bill, and he did a great amount of work for the club and its activities which helped him in many other ways. His ability en- abled him to serve as an officer of the organization. John Warren Craig John was active in Hi-Y his sophomore, junior and senior years. He participat- ed in wrestling his freshman year and football his sopho- more year. For two years he was a member of the Boys' Glee Club. Sandra Kay Dalton Sandy, a very interesting person to know, displayed an interest in music through participation in Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, and Chorus. Organizations of which she was a member included: the Y-Teens, the G.A.A., and the F.H.A. William Austin Eagon Here is another of our valuable athletes. Bill play- ed basketball, a sport which he had long enjoyed, and baseball equally well. He was a member of the Hi-Y and of the Key Club, and gained much experience from both. Harry Richard Edwards Dick was in the Band during his freshman year. That year he was also in the Orchestra. He was in the Hi-Y his senior year. CONGRATULATIONS ADELYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP CHAS. S. KIRK ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Betty Irene Doudna Betty came to Barnes- ville High School her sopho- more year. Before that she attended Friends Boarding School. During her junior and senior years Betty par- ticipated in both the Y- Teens and the F.H.A. Margaret Lucille Dyer Peg's biggest interest in high school was Y-Teens. She participated in both the Chorus and the Glee Club. She worked on the Junior and Senior Play Casts. Her sophomore year she was on the scholarship team. Harold Lewis Fisher Just mention Future Far- mers of America and you think of Harold. He was a member of this organization for his entire high school career. Carolyn Kay Furney Carolyn worked diligent- ly for the betterment of the F.H.A. all four years in high school. She was a member of the G.A.A. and Glee Club and added her support to the Junior and Senior Play Staffs. Marcella Kay English MarceIla's main interests were musical. She was a member of the Band, the Orchestra, the Pep Band, and the Glee Club. Or- ganizations which she join- ed were: the G.A.A., the F.H.A., the Y-Teens, and the Thespian Troupe. Gerard Martin Gallagher ln high school, Gerard played in the Band, and sang in the Chorus. He served on the Junior Class Play Staff, and on senior committees. Joann Marie Fisher Joann was a member of both Band and Orchestra for two years, and was also a member of the Pep Band. She was active in G.A.A., Y-Teens, and F.H.A. and Chorus. She assisted Mr. Berryhill in the office dur- ing her senior year. Betsy Shannon Graham Betsy proved to be not only a scholar but also an active participant. She par- ticipated in Chorus, Glee Club, Music Contests, Y- Teens, F.H.A., National Honor Society, National Thespian Society, Shamrock, and was Senrab co-editor last year. She represented B.H.S. by being on the Scholarship Teams and was a delegate to Girls' State. She also enjoyed leading roles in the Junior and Sen- ior Plays. CONGRATULATIONS THE BARN ESVILLE ENTERPRISE Mike Alfred Funari Mike was a Bellaire High addition to our Football Team, and certainly proved his worth in many strategic plays. His athletic prowess was displayed not only in football and wrestling, but also in track. Clyde Richard Furney Dick limited his activities in high school to the Senior Class Play. Through his fine work in this, he became a member of the National Thespian Society. 'inn- 5 Martin Peter Hanes Martin was musically in- clined, participating in the Chorus four years and the Glee Club one. He was also in the Junior and Senior Class Plays, the National Thespian Society and the Shamrock Staff. He was sec- retary of the senior class. Jerry Lewis Hannah: Jerry was a member of the Future Farmers of America during his fresh- man year. He was also very interested in art. Shirley Anne Hagan Shirley was one of the busiest gals at B.H.S. She worked diligently in the Student Council, Y-Teens, and F.H.A. She served as a class officer her sophomore year, and her senior year was Office Assistant, Home- coming Queen, and was selected as a member of the National Honor Soci- ety. Marcia Marion Harp Marcia has been a good leader in various activities including G.A.A., Y-Teens, F.H.A., Student Council, National Honor Society, and Prince of Peace Con- test. With her musical ta- lent she contributed great- ly to the Chorus, Glee Club, and Band. Richard Harald Hall The Key Club and the Student Council gave Lef- ty an opportunity to learn much about government and representation. He played baseball for two years, from whence came his Iong-es- tablished nickname. His ac- tivities in the dramatics de- partment enabled him to join the Thespian Troupe. John Hickenbottom During his years in Barnesville High School, John was not active in any club or organization but he will be remembered for his quiet ways. CONGRATULATIONS BARNESVILLE NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION l X 1 X r James Richard Hannahs Jim, during his days at B,H.S. played football his freshman and senior years. He was a member of the Hi-Y, Boys' Glee Club, and Chorus. Robert Dean Hannah: Hamburg was a valu- able player both in football and basketball. He played baseball for two years, and also ran track. Bob sang in the Glee Club, and really demonstrated considerable ability. He was a class of- ficer and a member of the Key Club. David Paul Huff David was a member of the Wrestling Team all four years at Barnesville High School. He was also very active in the Future Farmers of America. Lena Mae Huntsman Singing has proved to be a major diversion for Lena during high school. She sang in Glee Club and Chorus, and was elected president of the Chorus. Lena served on various senior commit- tees and assisted on both class play staffs. n ,Jn f Ruth Arlene Holland Arlene, while a student in Barnesville High School, participated in Y-Teens dur- ing her freshman year. She was a member of the F.H. A. her freshman, sopho- more, and senior years. Clifford Allen Huff Allen worked on the Shamrock and Senrab Staffs. His Junior and Senior years he was on the Student Coun- cil. He also participated on the Basketball Team, Glee Club, and Scholarship Teams. His Junior year he was a class officer and a delegate to Boys' State. Louella B. Hunter Louella was active in both Y-Teens and F.H.A. In the music field she was a member of the Band for three years and the Chorus for two years. Carol Sue Johnson Sue served as Cheerlead- er for three years and her senior year was Head Cheer- leader. She also was sec- retary of the National Thes- pian Society. She was a member of the Y-Teens, F. H.A., Junior and Senior plays, and Senrab Staff. She took the Ohio History and Government and the Senior Scholarship Tests. Armilda Faye Leach Armilda has been active in several extracurricular activities including G.A.A., Band and Orchestra, Glee Club, the Junior Play Staff, Y-Teens, of which she was secretary her sophomore year, and F.H.A. CONGRATULATIONS Patricia Elaine Israel Pat came to Barnesville her freshman year. From this time on, she was in the Band. She also showed great interest in the Y- Teens and F.H.A. st., BARNESVILLE WHETSTONE RED'S SNACK BAR Judith Ann Lucas Judy was an active mem- ber of the Y-Teens for three years. ln the music field she was a member of the Chorus for two years and the Girls' Glee Club and with those groups attended the Dis- trict Music Contest. She served on the Junior Play Staff. Jack Francis Ludwig Jack was not active in any club or organization. He was interested in shop and gym classes. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and ice skating. William Bernard Lippert Bill attended B.H.S. dur- ing his four years of high school. He was known as a quiet person who has a nice personality and was well liked by all. David Joseph McCort Dave, who spent much of his time at B.H.S. work- ing in the Future Farmers of America, served this year as president. Dave still found time for football and Student Council, though ac- tive in club affairs. Lyda Mae Long Lyda was an active mem- ber of the Future Home- makers of America for four years. Also she participated in the Y-Teens during her last three years of high school. Martha Ann Miller Martha entered the Bor- nesville Schools as a fresh- man and in her freshman year was a member of the Girls' Glee Club. Her junior and senior years she worked in the cafeteria. CONGRATULATIONS LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE 42, Patricia Ann Lucas As a member of the Chorus, Glee Club, Band, and Orchestra, Patricia took part in various music con- tests. She was a member of G.A.A., Y-Teens, and Na- tional Thespian Society. She was on the Scholarship Team, in the Junior and Senior Class Play and a Jun- ior Class officer. Pat was selected to membership in the National Honor Society. John R. Lynn John played football for three years and wrestled for four years. Also in the sports field he was o mem- ber of the Track Team his junior and senior years. John served as a librarian in his senior year. John Calvin Murphy John, a versatile mem- ber of the senior class, par- ticipated in the Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, Student Council, and Hi-Y. In his junior and senior years he played basketball. Carolyn Sue Mcfndree Carolyn participated in the Glee Club and Chorus. While a member of the Chorus, she entered the Dis- trict Chorus Contest. She was also a member of the Y-Teens and the Future Homemakers of America. Betty Elaine Milligan Betty came to B.H.S. dur- ing her junior year from Old Washington High School. While there she was in the band and served as a class officer. Here at B.H.S. she was active in Y-Teens and F.H.A. Weldon Earl Munger Weldon entered B.H.S. his sophomore year. Prior to this he attended Lapeer High School in Michigan. He worked on the Student Council, the Glee Club, the Band, and the Senior Class Play. He represented our Senior Class as President. Virginia Ruth Myers Virginia was a member of F.H.A., Y-Teens, and G. A.A. She was in the Chorus and on the Junior Play Staff. She also served as Librarian. Dorothy Wanietta Null Dorothy was a member of the G.A.A. during her junior year. In her fresh- man year she was a mem- ber of the Y-Teens. She was also an active member of the Future Homemakers of America for four years. 'fx John Alfred Pauls John, in completing four years of highschool was ac- tive in the Hi-Y of which he was a four year member. John went out for football his senior year. CONGRATULATIONS if Barbara Helma McFarland Barbara attended Glen- mont High School during her freshman and part of her sophomore years. She was very interested in her studies. THE LAPPERT STUDIO if Violet Emelyn Pierce Violet was a member of the Y-Teens during her freshman year at Barnes- ville High School. She also participated in the Future Homemakers of America her freshman, sophomore, and senior years. Loretta Ann Ramsey Loretta was very active in high school. She was a member of the G.A.A. four years and president of this organization her senior year. She was also active in Chorus, Y-Teens, and F.H. A. Jay Lewis Peters Jay's primary interest at B.H.S. was sports. He played football for three years ond baseball for two years. He was also a member of the Hi-Y and Key Club. 'ti Phyllis Katheryn Piatt Phyllis came to Barnes- ville from Beallsville High School and immediately be- came active in Chorus, Y- Teens, and F.H.A. During her senior year she served as a Librarian . James William Pryor The Future Farmers C America occupied a grec deal of Jim's spare time. He carried on many F.F.A. pro- jects, and participated in most of the activities of the club. Membership in the F. F.A. meant much to Jim, and he become an officer for three consecutive years. Carol Lee Robb Carol was very active in high school, taking part in Y-Teens, F.H.A. and G.A.A. She was in the Chorus and had an acting part in the Senior Play. She also added her assistance by working in the office and being Librarian. James Clinton Robb Jimmie, while in Barnes- ville High School, was not active in athletics or clubs, but he had a very vivid sense of humor and was well liked by everyone. CONGRATULATIONS Charles Richard Reischmqn Dick devoted most of his time to the Key Club by being a member for three years and an officer for two of those years. He also played basketball for this organization. He was Var- sity Basketboll Manager . ST. CLAIR HASBROUCK. D.D.S. F. R. HASBROUCK, D.D.S. Jack C. Schafer Jack participated in the Band and the Orchestra. He was a member of the Hi-Y for three years and served as a Librarian his junior year. Mary Elizabeth Sheppard During her four years in Barnesville High School, Mary was not very active in school activities until her senior year. While a senior, she participated in both the Y-Teen and F.H.A. organi- zations. She also served as a librarian. Robert Dole Rogers Robert entered Barnes- ville High School after com- pleting eight years of study at Somerton. Robert was well known and had many friends here at B.H.S. Ruth Ann Shilling Ruth has enjoyed her years in B.H.S. by partici- pating in G.A.A. and Y- Teens. ln the Band, Or- chestra, Chorus, Glee Club and Junior Minstrel she demonstrated her musical ability. John Lee Sawvel John's biggest interest was Basketball. He was a member of the Baseball and Track teams. John was a member of the H-Y and was an officer his senior year. Larry Lee Simmons Larry tended to show an interest in athletics. He was a member of the Football Team for four years, the Basketball, Track, Baseball, and Wrestling teams. He was on the Student Council, the Senrab Staff, and in the Junior Class Play. He represented his class as an officer his sophomore year. CONGRATULATIONS ROTARY DUFFEY'S GROCERY ,X Judith Ann Schafer Judy was a member of the Y-Teens, the G.A.A., and the F,H.A. She also participated in the Band, Glee Club, and Chorus. While a member of these, she attended the District Chorus Contest and other musical contests. Robert Dean Sheppard As a student in Barnes- ville High School, Dean made many friends. He was a faithful member of the Hi-Y all four years and played on the Hi-Y Basket- ball Team. M ii Timothy Richard Starr Dick, who joined us our senior year, was active in basketball at Beallsville, his former high school. He has also been an active member of the Future Farmers ot America for four years. Patsy Bell Stephens Patsy was a member ot the Y-Teens and Future Homemakers of America all four years. She also par- ticipated in the Glee Club, the Chorus, and the Band. Robert Carl Slevin Bob was not too active while in high school, al- though he was a member of the Wrestling Squad and Future Farmers of America. Alton Isaac Smith Al, who is athletically inclinded was active in foot- ball, basketball and track. He also was a member of the Hi-Y, Key Club and ser- ved on the Junior Class Play Staff and was in the Senior Play. ll 5 L -- V . , ' - M? f 'lifwfii ' I 'NK .il 3 S ' so . , 'iiii'?-5'3zi', . -1 .11 4 mi -235:19 5 .. is-f-zffzyyxf,-1-.siffsf ,, ,, .... -. . , .,,.......1 ., - ?s - if as f Ji' ,fi .,:1 7S as 1s22ifg.5Q.Qfs+ , iz . .:ff1i-,Q , ' ' 5.3 , is :iii gf V, . isp f i?Q4?Ef5,.1' 1 ' f Francis Edward Stottler In his four years of high school, Francis was a very active member of the Fu- ture Farmers of America. His senior year he served as reporter of this organiza- tion. Francis was noted for his quietness and friend- liness. Suzanne Talbott Among Suzanne's many high school activities are in- cluded G.A.A., Band, Or- chestra, Glee Club, the Shamrock Staff, the Staff of both the Junior and Sen- ior Class Plays, Y-Teens, and F.H,A. During her sen- ior year she served as an of- fice assistant. CONGRATULATIONS GLEN JOHNSON REFRIGERATION T 81 A ROGERS COMPANY Sandra Elaine Steiner Sandy was a very active person while in high school. She was in Y-Teens and F. H.A. for tour years. During her freshman and sopho- more years, she was in G. A.A. and also Glee Club. She was on the scholarship teams. .lohn David Stephens John devoted all his ex- tracurricular time in Bar- nesville High School to his work in the Future Farmers of America of which he was a four year member. Marilyn Dare Taylor Marilyn was very active in her four years of high school. She served on both the Senrab and Shamrock Staffs. She participated in G.A.A. and the F.H.A. and was a member of the Band. During her senior year she was an Office Assistant. Larry Richard Thompson Larry was interested in athletics. He was a member of both the Football and the Wrestling Teams all four years. He was also a mem- ber of the H-Y and served as a Librarian. Orlin Lee Thornberry Orlin was a member of the Future Farmers of Amer- ica during all four years of high school. He was also manager of the wrestling team his sophomore year. Carolyn Joyce Van Fossen Joyce was quite active in high school. She partici- pated in Y-Teens, National Thespian Society, National Honor Society, Senrab and Shamrock Staffs, Chorus, Glee Club, and Music Con- tests. She was student di- rector of the Junior Play and acted in the Senior Play. Joyce was on scholar- ship teams and president of her sophomore class. James Robert Van Dyne Jimmie has been active in the Band, Orchestra, Senrab, and Shamrock Staffs. Being a capable Thespian, he acted in both the Junior and Senior Plays and served as vice-president of the National Thespian Society. He participated in the Junior Town Meeting of the Air. CONGRATULATIONS KIRKS Barbara Urban Barbara participated in the Y-Teens, the F.H.A., the Junior Play Staff, the Senior Play Cast, and a freshman class officer. She was a maiorette for four years. Richard Allen Webb Dick has shown his tal- ents in many activities. ln the music field he partici- pated in Band, Chorus and Orchestra. He was a mem- ber of the National Honor Society, Thespian Troupe, and Hi-Y. He was a mem- ber of the Shamrock Staff. During his junior year he was co-editor of the Sen- rab. He was a delegate to Boys' State in 1958. 19 Larry Eugene Willis Larry participated in bas- ketball for four years. He served the Hi-Y as officer for two years. Classmates will remember him for his capable leadership as presi- dent of the junior class. Velma Jean Wehr Velma, during her high school years participated in the Y-Teens and F.H.A. She did her part for the Junior Class by serving on the Junior Class Play Staff. Charles Richard Wells Dick participated in Hi- Y his first two years of high school. He was a football manager his sophomore year and was known throughout the school for his jokes. Daniel Craig Woodland Woodie , as he was known to those around him, devoted his time to football. He was a member of the team all of his four years in high school and was an outstanding center. --l SENIGR CLASS COLORS: Mint Green and Silver FLOWER: White Gladiolus MOTTO: Tomorrow's Future Lies In The Hands of its Youth CONGRATULATIONS VAN'S SERVICE STATION SMITH LUMBER COMPANY THE WILL Being of sound and disposing mind, we the class of '59 state the wishes of our last will and testament as follows: I, Tommy Alexander, will my late hours to anyone who can stand them. I, Helen Arnold, will my interest in sociology to my husband. l, Carol Bahmer, will my Zorro outfit to Dee Johnson. I, Ronnie Baily, will my mother's clothesline to anyone with a broken muffler. I, Barbara Bewley, will my fondness for brown eyes to Sandy McPherson. l, Charles Boulet, will my chain smoke rings to Richard Mann. I, Nancy Bowersock, will my longing looks in the iewelry store window to Ann Neely. I, Don Brown, will my seat in physics class to Reed Carpenter. I, Marianne Brown, will my argu- ments with Mr. Webster to Sue Medley. I, Stanley Brown, will my great green football letter to Virginia Stephens. I, Larry Bunfill will my hot lips to Susie darlin'. l, Hugh Bunting, will my ability to keep that hunk of gold to anyone wanting to stay single. I, Irving Carpenter, will my Pontiac to James Andrews. I, Bob Clift, will my sideburns to Tim Thornburg. I, Pat Cook, will my East End hayrides to Dave Cook. I, Earl Conner, will my love for girls to Kenny Giesey. l, John Craig, will my practical jokes in Easton's class to anyone smart enough to win the last laugh. I, Sandy Dalton, will my affection for cats to Larry Ward. l, Bill De Vine, will my passionate poetry to Jerry Leach. I, Betty Doudna, will my way with horses to Molly Bradfield. I, Bill Duvall, will my height to Joe Thomas. I, Margaret Dyer, will my quiet ways to Jannice War- rick. I, Bill Eagan, will my quiet ways to Larry Howell. I, Dick Edwards, will my skipping ability to Mary Car- penter. l, Marcella English, will my ability to neck in class to Gordon Bewley. I, Harold Fisher, will my stilts to Beverly Wehr. I, Joann Fisher, will my fond- ness for Mercuries to Marilyn Smith. I, Mike Funari, will my track skills to James Morton. I, Carolyn Fur- ney, will my waistline to Pat Morgan. I, Dick Furney, will my diary to Buck Johnson. I, Gerard Gallagher, will my tenor voice to Franklin Howell, I, Betsy Gra- ham, will my knowledge of government to Mr. Myers. I, Shirley Hagan, will my crown to next year's Home- coming Queen. I, Richard Hall, will my opportunity to speak in front of B.H.S. to Barbara Egger. I, Pete Hanes, will my love to the girls of B.H.S. I. Jerry Han- nahs, will my vocabulary to Don Carpenter. I, Jim Honnahs, will my build to John Peddicord. I, Bob Han- nahs, will my singing in the showers to Coach Wion. l, Marcia Harp, will my dancing ability to Judy Mann. I, John Hickenbottom, will my shoes to Jim Huntsman. I, Arlene Holland, will my tight skirts and sweaters to Glenda Toohey. I, Allen Huff, will my winning ways to Dave Cook. I, David Huff, will my wrestling ability to Gordon Reeder. I, Louella Hunter, will my fragile ways to Jane Sawvel. I, Lena Huntsman, will my job at the Green Cottage to Jean Majors. l, Pat Isreal, will my plans for a June wedding to Joyce Winland. l, Sue Johnson, will nothing to anyone, because I want it all for myself. l, Armilda Leach, will my secretarial ability to Eugene Schafer. I, Bill Lippert, will my motor scooter to Fred Graves. I, Lyda Long, will my naps in sociology to Gary Merritt. I, Judy Lucas, will my height to Janet Gallagher. I, Pat Lucas, will my ability to get a convertible to Sandra Wittenbrook. I, Jack Ludwig, will my seat in civics class to Tommye Jane McGIumphy. I, John Lynn, will my athletic ability to Ernie Rider. 'l, Dave McCort, will my pompadour to Mr. Myers. I, Carolyn McEndreee, will my chewing gum to Martha MacKenzie. I, Barbara McFarland, will my many rings to Sandra Burkhart. I, Martha Miller, will my pennies from the cafeteria to anyone needing some cents. I, Betty Milligan, will my laughs in English Lit. to Lila Lee Majors. l, Weldon Munger, will the birds in my green bomb to Mrs. Reed's biology class. l, John Murphy, will my foxy ways with women to Danny Jefferies. I, Virginia Myers, will my honors in shorthand class to Becky Gilmore. l, Dorothy Null, will my Latin ability to Fred Graves. I, John Pauls, will my love for women to someone in need. I, Jay Peters, will my D.A. haircut and special comb to Jack Brown. I, Phyllis Piatt, will my hair coloring to Judy Van Fossen. I, Violet Pierce, will my sly ways to Mr. Clark. I, Jim Pryor, will my ability to tear up tractors to John Peddicord. I, Loretta Ramsey, will my giggle to any person silly enough to want it. I, Dick Reischamn, will my ability to drive to Larry Danford. I, Carol Robb, will my pony tail to Betty Skinner. I, James Robb, will my black Chevy to Duane Hudson. l, Robert Rogers, will my quiet disposition to Jerry Lyons. I, John Sawvel, will my cigars to Kay Johnson. I, Jack Schafer, will my slow walk to Carolyn Plumly. I, Judy Schafer, will my arguments in sociology class to anyone who likes to argue. I, Dean Sheppard, will my car to anyone too lazy to walk. I, Mary Sheppard, will my dish drying ability to anyone who wants it. I, Ruth Shilling, will my singing ability to Lola Crum. I, Larry Simmons, will my brown eyes and smile to any- one that can put them to good use. l, Bob Slevin, will my little feet to Gary Straus. I, Al Smith, will my ability to argue to next year's public speaking class. I, Dick Starr, will my quiet disposition to Dave Cook. I, Sandy Steiner, will my iovial manner to Nancy Thomas. I, John Stephens, will my ability to get along with others to whoever needs it. I, Patsy Stephens, will my knack for skipping to Pat Starr. I, Francis Stottler, will my farming chores to Charles Kesterson. I, Suz- anne Talbott, will my pleasant smile to Ramona Pitt- ner. I, Marilyn Taylor, will mv resistance to nicotine to Mary Carpenter. I, Larry Thompson, will my nick- name to David Collins. l, Orlin Thornberry, will my curly hair to Glenda Toohey. I, Barbara Urban, will my attendance record to Helen Furgusan. I, Jim Van Dyne, will my date book to Lila Lee Maiors. l, Joyce Van Fossen, will my knowledge of English to Mrs. Betts. I, Dick Webb, will my knowledge of the fine arts to Miss Deaver. I, Velma Wehr, will my pocketbook to Mr. Webster so he won't have to buy a new brief case. I, Dick Wells, will my love for English Lit. to next year's Lit. class. I, Larry Wells, will my even temper to Bev- erly Hannahs. I, Terry Wells, will my quiet ways ta Joan Dalton.l, Larry Willis will all my would be girl friends to Jan Toohey. I, Dan Woodland, will my bad knee to anyone who wants it. Compliments ROSE'S DRESS SHOPPE HANLON INSURANCE AGENCY 21 THE PROPHECY Here's how we find the graduating class of '59 in the future: Marcia Harp is naw teaching Arthur Murray new dancing steps. Pete Hanes is now Number l inmate at the Lima State Hospital. Lena Huntsman is now demonstrating for a Hula Hoop company. Dick Webb is designing candelabras for Liberace, but hoping to step into his shoes in the near future. Carol Robb has finally found a dentist that doesn't numb her gums with a needle. Judy Schafer is still looking for a car with a steering wheel that she can see over. Betty Doudna owns the world's largest ranch in the mid-west, Robert Rogers has just written another best seller. The title of it is lOl Pointers On How To Get Around . Bill Duvall is out in California trying to decide whom to bring back. Will it be Marilyn, Rita, or Debbie? Betty Milligan is now a registered nurse. She can really comfort some patients. Especially men! By this time we find that Armilda Leach is now Armilda Turner. also. Joann Fisher She is the mother of six little Turners is still looking around. Someday she will catch someone's eye. Pat Cook has entered College, but not to really choose a career, only to look over the boys to choose one of interest. Carolyn Furney is still Carolyn Furney. She is waiting, looking, and hoping for a change. Bob Slevin has been hooked by none other than Wanda Robb. They are residing in Calais where he is town commissioner. Judy Lucas is married to Ralph Miller who is in the service and Judy has decided to become an Army Nurse so she can go with him. Helen Arnold is now teaching the hula to all her little children in Hawaii. We find Barbara Bewley and Larry Simmons happily married and living in Somerton. He is the head coach and she is the art teacher. Dick Reischman is now part owner and head salesman at Kirk's Furniture. Lou- ella Hunter is now residing in Sheppherd, Texas with her mil- itary husband Eugene Whitsell. Dave-McCort is still working at the sale barn and, of course, is still a confirmed bachelor. Peg Dyer is starting her own kindergarten. Virginia Myers is a nurse at Barnesville Hospital and is nursing her favorite patient, Joe. Carol Bahmer has signed a contract to be a cow puncher on the world's largest ranch. After graduating summa cum laude, Al Smith leaves Harvard to sell lumber at you know where. Shirley Hagan, our football queen, will reign over the Rose Bowl Game in California this coming January. Nancy Bowersock and Patricia Lucas now have enough affsprings to start a Wells ranch. Patsy lsreal has just started the biggest fish hatchery in the U.S. at her home. Sue Johnson, after many years of coaxing, has now accepted the position of head cheerleader at Harvard. Huah Bunting has just been made honorary fur trapper of the Yukon. John Murphy has just completed his 25th point job. John Sawvel has received an award for being the bravest test driver of jet propelled cars. Carolyn McEndree has just been named to the Hall of Fame as the world's best known critic. Phyllis Piatt has been re-elected lady mayor of Beallsville for the 7th time. Sandra Dalton now owns a famous burlesque show in Las Vegas where she is a frontline stripper. Suzanne Talbott is now holding night classes for failing Civic students. Marcella Enolish has finnllv decided to aiye up her career at Penney's and marry Bill Duvall. Betsy Graham is now starting her third term as Governor of Ohio. Lyda Long finally gave up chewing gum now that she has settled down. Barbara McFar- land is custodian of the jewelry department at the Marietta Museum. Ruth Ann Shilling is now taking over Graves Book Store. Martha Miller has broken the world's shorthand rec- ord by averaging IOO words a minute in a l hour test. Dor- othy Null who was one of the three musketeers, has resigned to marry Paul McBride. Violet Pierce has taken over annex at Murphy's and intends to become part owner in near future. Loretta Ramsey is the lady-in-waiting for President of Old Washington. Mary Sheppard is now the the the the chief cook and bottle washer for the Barnesville cafeteria. Sandra Steiner is living in Belmont with her chicken picker. Patsy Stephens is now married to a doctor. Marianne Brown is now the head professor of math at West Point. Barbara Urban now owns a whole chain of restaurants throughout the U.S. Joyce Van Fossen has just returned from France where she has been learning the language first hand. Velma Wehr has given up men and has become a resigned old maid. John Hickenbottom is now the owner of a bowling alley in downtown Barnesville. John Pauls is announcing football games in place of his father. Dean Sheppard is working for a saw mill. John Craig has been drafted into the Army and has been sent to Japan. Jack Schafer is now running his father's restaurant. Harold Fisher is now the owner of the largest farm in Ohio. Tom Alexander has just completed the movie production of The Real McCoy . Ronnie Bailey is now enjoying a successful football career with the Cleveland Browns where he is now kicking field goals in place of Lou The Toe . Chuck Boulet has bought the Lucky Strike Business . He says it's cheaper that way. Don Brown is now the star of his own T.V. show. It is known as The Silent Man . Stanley Brown has just joined the F.B.l. lFul- ler Brush lncorporatedi. Larry Bunfill is still hunting parts to fix up his wrecked Plymouth. lrvin Carpenter is still cleaning milk cans at the Co-Op Dairy. Bob Clift, a prom- inent citizen of Boston, has made millions in his business there. Earl Connor has given up fighting it and has decided to take gym. So that people will call them by their right names, Larry and Terry Wells have switched names. Marilyn Taylor is now shop foreman for Tuffy Taylor's Garage. Jack Ludwig has just signed another contract to mow lawns again next summer. Weldon Munger has won the dragster's con- test with his oil burning Chevy. Jim Pryor has just found that his new truck will do l20 in second gear. James Robb is now a chef at the Super 40 Restaurant. Lefty Hall has finally found his right arm. Mike Funari is now running the Decathlon in the Olympics in Berlin. Jerry Hannahs is the owner of the old reservoir where he fishes daily. Dick Edwards has a rent-a-car service between here and Wheeling. Bob Hannahs in naw the leading singing star at the Metropoli- tan Opera House. Larry Willis now owns the 77 Cab Com- pany ond runs all white Chevys. Jack Lynn has finally suc- ceeded in pale vaulting to the moon but was disappointed with the reception he got by a Russian Pole Vaulting Team. Allen Huff was judged one of the best dressed men in America. Bill Lippert is now President of the motorcycle club. David Huff is now married to B.B. and they are making their home in the suburbs of Hendrysburg. John Stephens is now cut- ting posts at the top of the Hendrysburg Hill. Francis Stott- ler is teaching the Adult Vo-Ag class. Larry Thompson and his wife J.W. are now residing at their summer home near Barnesville. Bill DeVine is one of the leading physicists for the Air Force. Bill Eagan is head basketball coach at Ohio State University. Dick Furney is now the owner and manager of what was formerly Shepherd's Chevrolet. He got his start with them when he was still in high school. Gerard Gallagher is playing l st chair trumpet in the Voice of Firestone Orches- tra. Joy Peters is head janitor at B.H.S. lt seems to me he just couldn't leave his Alma Mater. Dick Starr's quietness has finally paid off. He is now running a school for those wanting to become quiet burglars. Orlin Thornberry is study- ing to become a lawyer just so he can prove some of Mr. Myer's theories are wrong. Jim Van Dyne has just taken over his father's grocery business. Dick Wells is still in the sociology room. They couldn't wake him up from his last nap. Dan Woodland is now the team physician at Ohio State. His specialty is bum knees. .lim Hannahs, because of his nice smile and winning ways, has now become the publicity and public relations director for the U.S. Navy. 22 COMPLIMENTS THE JUNIOR MOTHERS' CLUB , Q53 2 43533 ' 'NK3 . 'wi 314. 9-auf 1 p :nv M...- , , ., . - ., Q? 'ZA x Zi , , - .. . V ALS-Q - Q ' N 1 N 1' ..' 7 'P ft: V S: A I V f 'W f' A ..Q2ig.1, 33 . -.. . .. . -L Q QJZS5 :sau 2:21311 gg,-. . ,v.'5u JV ' 'vga' , ....:. 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'N Q X2 A .i Q A 31 fi f 5 iw- 4 .-.... wer e 1 A ' f Q l F 2 M its James Andrews Gene Castello Nedra Armstrong David Cook Bonnie Bailey Cora Current Joe Bell Donald Davis CUVOIYV' Booth Merrill Davis Molly Bradfield Genelda Duffey Becky Broomhqll Bel'I'llCe DUl'1bOI' Becky Brown Helen Ferguson Sandra Burkhart Judy Foust Eugene Burkhqrf COl'Olyf1 Fl'06l'1llCl'1 Patty Butler Donald Froehlich Donald Carpenter Rebecca Gilmore Reed Carpenter Betty Lou Gray COMPLIMENTS PETER'S INSURANCE COMPANY DAMSEL ICE CREAM COMPANY 24 ,il x 1 h teal. , 3 W gig EN . cr 'M wi 1, :wa ' . V 8 V1.' if Y ' 's e g wif' N1 'A I .r:.. 1? A 3, 1: s if v.,: -W f ' .j, H. - A K s 'a Q 1-Q. , , 15 ty ef? . Pg K li ' fa xi is ,-:f ' ie. l 'RH' we Q Nagy L 1 -et. it ,ML iam? I' is fn.-r 15 L Tniffl x L L . Norma Hanes 'LJ 'xii .fi 1 K XX x . David Hall Shirley Lightfoot Jerry Lyons 1 Paul Hashman Martha MacKenzie 1 8 L . 'A 'i' 'Xi e r ' f 4 -4 v Stanley Hickenbottom Sandra MacPherson ' If All l l N A ,Q S k Larry Hoops Frances Major J in 1' Barbara Howell JSGFI MOjOr L Xlk Franklin Howell Ccroiyn Mann fall, 5 or , X fj3,A I I , Larry Howell Judy Mann Duane Hudson Larry Marmie x s Dee Johnson PO' Mason Charles Jones Louella Mayberry Charles Kesterson Shirley Maybe,- Martha Lightfoot Dorothy McGee COMPLIMENTS THE BARNESVILLE KIWANIS CLUB 25 Tommye McGlumphy David Nixon Marilyn McLaughlin Tim Parkinson Sue Medley Fred Miller Bob Miller Pat Morgan Phillip Morris James Morton Joyce Morton Bob Murphy Shelvey Myers Ann Neely Susan Nesbitt Bill Patterson John Peddicord Linda Phillips Clarence Powell Shirley Powell Joe Romsey Gordon Reeder Mike Reischmon Brenda Robb Lindo Saffield Marjorie Schrodel COMPLIMENTS BERYL'S WOMEN'S APPAREL THE MANTZ BAKERY 26 . ,L i Ag 'Ewa' 1 3x if he . .-, E - -' Flfifszg Xl J .1 'Eff' wif Y sf i il k 5 ii if A 'mwirl , :Wil J, r ,.:1 T . . :swim 1 ., a-'.:-:ri 1555 - AL.. ,.. . if is 5 vp 'N Q v , zfif 5 W' t I '54 , ,. . . ,I-,grsti iw Shirley Simmons Betty Skinner Eva Slevin Roy Steele Kenneth Stevens Phillip Stevens Ga ry Straus Susan Stubbs Joe Thomas Tim Thornburg Jan Toohey Shirley Warrick John Wells Larry Wells Terry Wells Gerald White Dale Wilcox Carol Willis Phillip Wilson Sandra Wittenbrook Ca role Yockey COMPLIMENTS BARN ESVILLE MANUFACTURING WILBUR CROSS me ,. -::. , T. ., .V . il -. 'wa S . irvrl Z ., 0 i Vi ' i '-i J? Q. aflg Hgh? l 5 ' l Dad blame 'l' You teII'em coach. They went that-a-way. Just give me the ball. Our boys will shine. v H-I-h 'H Rah, rah, rah. e mob The Reserve Cheerleaders The Pep Bond Ooh Baby! Sounds good! The Royalty But I'm cold But it's the truth. Sue's last year. Legs Mr' Royer' 28 N X W Mm. 3. m5F MJ F ' fi , , ,, :. . , -'+V -' l , N k , :W Q - .. - :MM wi W 20,931 4-QM it 1 Wig? .1 s qlfx it fl? . ., .E wt .. l 'V' V i wel S 4 W 'M .ff lt sr In X Y um? Q X. kfififfy. ' ff ifbllxiiffri A ' qjg 'I ,I i .f.ytiQfL:r 5 lf xg l . lx Q W r Q , ffl . - Ml-lf' - lb A v X 9 N -r Ma ry Adkins Faye Anderson Larry Anderson Linda Bean Linda Bell Charles Bennett John Berryhill Gordon Bewley Betty Carpenter Delores Carpenter Mary Carpenter Pat Carpenter Martha Castello Paul Castello Linda Cline Robert Corbin 51 .W 1 Qt .24 l . fu tg Dean Boulet Jock Crum Jack Brown l-Ola Crum Barbara Bunting David Cutshaver Jean Ann Bunting Wilbur Cutshaver Sandra Bunting Joan Dalton COMPLIMENTS DALTON'S SERVICE STATION GEORGE CHEFFY 30 5 X ,, 5 if ' if T at Eff 0 llll ati? 1 .5 M.. , ,L L K avlf KM ., . L CO so Larry Danford Janice Decker John DeVine Linda DeVine Junior Dickerson Jim Doty .c :q:Qh S r:,rr,e A li Don Eddy A . R t Q' K X WA Q if Barbara Egger George Finch Sally Fisher David Fitzpatrick David Foreman 19 41 il Keith Fowler Carol Freeman Janet Gallagher Larry Gallagher Carolyn Gibbons Linda Grandi Fred Graves Betty Greenwood Betsy Hannahs Bill Hollingsworth Helen Hopton Patricia House Jim Huntsman Ted Huntsman MPLIMENTS HALL'S CASH MARKET SHEPHERD'S PHARMACY 3'l T 3. ,f ', I ff QP iii f Q it sf Dale JCCkSOl l Don Mg lone Doris Johnson Lila Lee Major Sharron Keadle Larry Mann Robin Kirk Richard Mann l..arry Lallathin Jerry Mayberry S d L ll h' on rc G at In Charles Miller Nellie Lashley Sue Milhoan Jerry Leach Donna Morgan Gary Lucas Jean Morris Jerry Lucas Dona Murphy Gary Lucas Floyd McBride Fred Lynch Gary Mcwmey Mike McCort COMPLIMENTS THOMPSON'S BARBER SHOP ROE'S HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY 32 MM ,. Yi M , , ,, , X3 3 if 6 .. ilu' X-P7 S mg W : I is i 2 ? .fii1iff-i f? f L-s 'Q 1 Regina McCort Glenn McEndree James McGee Dale McGuire Barbara Neuhart Jay Phillips Helen Pierce Ramona Pitner Carolyn Plumly Junior Powell John Reischman Wa-nda Robb Ellen Rohrbach Jane Sawvel Sandra Sefert Sam Sells Verna Sheppard Sheila Shipe Becky Smith Judy Smith Marilyn Smith Norma Spencer Pat Starr Betsy Stephens COMPLIMENTS BUNDY'S RADIO AND TV SERVICE JOHNSON'S PAINT STORE 33 I A ggi' JY? I ,eo- It R! - tmp- I' ' 5 , cv ,Linh A , , as if , ' Q 6 ,flee ll 3 1L Q . Q X ' M. .. , vi' knew Virginia Stephens Larry Ward William Stephens Janice Warrick Nancy Stout Beverly Wehr Linda Swallie Norman Wehr Connie Timmons Fred Wells Glenda Toohey Linda Welty Glenn Tracy Marianne West Marilyn Turner Kenneth Whitacre Carolyn Turner Judv Von Fossen Martha wmison Billy Walker Joyce Winland COMPLIMENTS CRONIN AND KINNEY BARBER SHOP WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY 34 tl. Qi .Z -f J ww? W . 545. N s I wif 3 's xr H - xx 235' if , i at l , fl Z 'Y it X 'VN n t will 52,11 ..1 Q is P :gm i Q2 sz? mf.. if li , Maffw, 4 N A W . wig JN., gQ CHAPTER IX-THE FRESHME . K k ,fi X, x -.sew w P+ x X 3 -1 ifigs +1521 Psp: fT1215'EZ f 5 , 5 liksiii 4- : ,J-eff lijasgi . LXm,1-LZ . f 1 2-X .-iff sf k X5 f A,fkff1ff Q' S W,..x. ....... ,ik . .rf ,, 1, 5 .W x. ,,,, . Qi Q , W --X.- Q 'X N-17 is ': ? Nsw.i,..Wm if 2si,ks12Tmgffwf-2 J E fx Ai ' 593: bv fa fix BE 1 K f 'N SRX ,Aw QS Qi XS X 355 A-55? x xxxb.. X N 5 , 'I .. .V .4018 'VX' Tl Q. ' '- 552' z4'Q4v-1535 . uf 595 R wx X NN Q 9 k sg? . ,IFS Q k R? Rib' X ,Q ',.k , gf .ffkgf I, ,mg , 1 , J , hi 4 'iflm Q 8 ,H an I iii '55 X -sk Wk, A 'H ' ' s gil!-1: , in irki 4 it E4 QV!! Q' Skis: K Rx if 3 Sm 21 L s Qiee 'flswiis , fl X: Ll r 2 I bmi' I I . Q CLASS 0f'FICE!lS ,Pretidqnt ' I' '-Dale'LLucas ff D Treasurer f nLqster Hqnriahs Videbhesident f PoHy Brown 0 5 1 Shgretary, , ' , Lindq bFroehIich X 'L I 88,24 0 ' an if K Q iff. Q Q ,xp 51,1 r J , A . .Wir ,. Clarence Armstrong Keith Carnes --:'r: wx. , J fill Ray Ault J' Kenneth Carpenter Jane Bailey --'- C Robert Carpenter Tom Bennett Richard Christman Fred Brill no C D Blanche Clark Janice Brown John Clift James Brown 4 Glenn Cline Polly Brown David Collins Robert Burkhart Lavem Crum Sandra Burris Don Cunard E'l C l I een Ompbe' Harold Cunard James Campbell . Larry Devine Malvern Campbell Junior Dickerson COMPLIMENTS THE BARNESVILLE C0-OPERATIVE DAIRY 36 Q is Yvonne DuBois Joseph Gilmore Charles Dunfee Gary Gray Robert Dyer Lester Hannahs Carolyn Finnicum Jean Hickenbottom Q ee S N N ew? . ami' if s Q . . 5 J i i i: like M X x Q gs Tommy Freeman Tommy Howell Linda Froehlich I Danny Jefferis . . . h Phllhp Froehhc Charles Johnson Helen FUFYYGY Clarence Johnson Kenneth Giesey Kay Johnson Alex Gilmore Roger Johnson COMPLIMENTS THE BARNESVILLE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 37 my 1? if 1 K4 . V, . Jim ' rw A M, 4. f'Vl .'l , ,, lm V will-.'l , i. ..oIi9 R wi , wifi iii' L f s J , i it it M Q E rf' P lf sr 1 sir!-L ,A N MOV Jones Barney Mann if 't it l is ti . Marjorie Kaiser Don Mayberry Wilfred Kemp Don Mehler ,iii S 1 5, xy, f,, f if- Ni, 5 Tom King Tom Meloni Vivifm Kirk John Merritt Paul Leach Regina Miller John Lightfoot Tom Milligan Ronnie Linville Cheryl Morgan Richard Littleton James Myers Mike Long Carolyn McBride Dale C' Lucas Sandra McBurney . L Dole W ucos Priscilla McConaughy peggy Malone Linda McEndree COMPLIMENTS BAIRS FURNITURE BOB HOWELL- POWER EQUIPMENT 38 '1 uf 5 K I P -+354 . rw 25' Q 'sk Xa! 1- may 5' nl? , Apq wi' fm 'E . H., .t. .L ,, Q will 3 ' E W. X is il my S 'QZLSTX 55 l J ,W .T is ,SEN A 5 -sri' Q-iii? W I Y? ,. m e Wi-Q. 5. wx R l seg Q? K 1 I rl.. N N6 N if 5,1 by YF W Bobby MCGlUmPhev Sally Robb Margaret McLaughlin George McMullen Bill Neely John Paleudis Marcia Phillips Robert Pitner George Reed Dick Reed Nancy Reynolds Ernie Rider Larry Robb Rebecca Rockwell Nancy Rowley Eugene Schafer Ricky Shepherd Fred Skinner Harley Slevin Carol Starr Ruth Stottler Ronald Thornberry Jay Toohey Geneva Truax COMPLIMENTS MO0RE'S COUNTRY MEAT MARKET FOSTER'S MEN'S APPAREL P 3' Ari Carol Urban Susan Van Fossen Larry Ward Neal Warrick Carolyn Wells Patty Wells Virginia Wesley Larry West Jacob Wheatley Marvin Wildes Gene Willis Charles Wines Gary Wright Sandra Young COMPLIMENTS THE FAIRYLAND DRIVE-IN COX SOHIO SERVICE 40 . MISS SHIRLEY HAGAN 49,1 Pictured at the left, are N the co-editors of the Senrab, Martha MacKenzie and Ann Neely. Pictured at the right, are: Ann Neely, Carolyn Mann, and Sue Ellen Medley. THE SEN RAB The Senrab Staff has been functioning for forty years. The present faculty advisor is Mr. Robert Myers. Mr. Myers chooses two editors at the beginning of each school year and they, in turn, select outstanding students to serve an the staff. The staff members are: senior advisors, Betsy Graham, Sue Johnson, Carol Robb, Joyce Van Fossen and Dick Webb, business manager, Sue Medley, assistant business manager, Joe Thomas, book manager, Dee Johnson, typist, Carolyn Mann, sports editor, Tim Thornburg, photographer, Molly Bradfield, freshman class reporter, Bill Neely, sophomore class reporter, Linda Welty, book salesmen, Carole Yockey, Gordon Reeder and Tim Parkinson. The editors this year are, Martha MacKenzie and Ann Neely. Some of these students are pictured doing the tasks that face every Senrab Staff every year: typing, writing copy, sorting pictures, and many others. The i959 staff is the smallest one in years, but we feel that our Senrab is bigger and better than everl Pictured at the left, are: Betsy Graham, Sue Johnson, Joyce Van Fossen, and Car- ol Robb. Pictured at the right, are: Gordon Reeder, Bill Neely, Tim Parkinson, Dee John- son, and Tim Thornburg. COMPLIMENTS TED AND BILL'S TEXACO SERVICE BOSWELL MONUMENTS 42 Pictured at Left, Shamrock Ad- visor, Miss Winifred Deaver and Members of the Staff: Linda Welty, Sue Medley, Betty Skin- ner, Judy Mann, Marilyn Tay- lor, Linda Phillips. Pictured at Right, Members of the Shamrock Staff: Keith Fow Ier, John Wells, Linda Welty, Sue Medley, James Andrews, Nedra Armstrong, Linda Phil lips, Betty Skinner, Judy Mann Allen Huff. THE AMRCCK The Shamrock of Barnesville High School has been in existence for twenty years. The sophomores, juniors, and seniors who compose the staff are picked at the beginning of each school year by the advisor, Miss Winifred Deaver, and the old staff members. The staff meets every Monday after school to write and proofread assignments. There are twenty-one students on the staff this year. Each week one senior acts as editor. The ten seniors are Besty Graham, Richard Webb, Marianne Brown, Suzanne Talbott, Marilyn Taylor, Bill De Vine, Allen Huff, Joyce Van Fossen, Jim Van Dyne, who also does the typing, and the senior business manager, Martin Hanes. The nine juniors who will be next years' editors are: Ann Neely, Sue Medley, Judy Mann, Betty Skin-ner, Nedra Armstrong, Linda Phillips, John Wells, James Andrews, and the junior business manager, Mike Reischman. The Sophomore class is represented by only two students, Linda Welty and Keith Fowler. Pictured ot Left, Editors of the Shamrock Staff: Betsy Graham, Jim Van Dyne, Joyce Van Fos- sen, Marilyn Taylor, Suzanne Talbott, Allen Huff, Bill De Vine, Marianne Brown. Pictured at Right, Business Managers of Shamrock Staff: Martin Hanes, Mike Reischman. COMPLIMENTS SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT STQRE - COOKS PRINTING SERVICE 43 STUDENT COUNCIL Around table, Left to Right: Charles Bennett, Larry Anderson, Betty Skinner, Nancy Rowley, Junior Dickerson, Joe Thomas, Allen Huff, Shirley Hagan, Richard Hall, Mr. Robert Myers, Advisor, Larry Simmons, Hugh Bunting, Ron- nie Bailey, Larry Marmie, John Murphy, Jay Toohey, Tommy Howell. Outstanding character, scholar- ship, leadership and service, the four cardinal principles of the National Honor Society are the nec- essary requirements for member- ship in the organization. Two years after its reactivation, Chapter 47 has become a valuable school or- ganization with several important' projects including, decorating for commencement and ushering at assemblies. The nine member chapter is led by Joyce Van Fossen, president, Marcia Harp, vice-presi- dent, Marianne Brown, secretary, Barbara Bewley, treasurer. Miss Winifred Deaver is the advisor. The Student Council is one of our most important school organ- izations. Representatives from the various classes serve as members. The officers this year were: Rich- ard Hall, president, Larry Simmons, vice-president, Shirley Hagan, sec- retary, Allen Huff, treasurer. Some of the reforms accomplished by the Council this year were: the estab- lishment of a cheering block, the club award, noon recreation, and organization of the social calendar. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated, Left to Right: Allen Huff, Barbara Bewley, Shirley Hagan, Patricia Lucas. Standing: Marianne Brown, Marcia Harp, Dick Webb, Joyce VanFossen, Betsy Graham. COMPLIMENTS BOHAN DY'S RESTAU RANT HAROLD S. DAVIS, JEWELRY STORE 44 31.55 off' L H A I r?1iTSki!f'-fi In rf K ,1Zf!53l1'g?gs5?1f1f. f H L A 'V .fm 'S i 'kk' i. - f ' .H ., Q K - 51.1 1 N ., L Q.: -53,-.,.,. .. 6 x W f 5 ?75':l??m'V7 AL 7? gig . .2 . fig, I K cw.1..k1. ' :flaw ' ' nf 72115, fi' v ,E - . ' 5' :a '53', , .- - yf' 'ff .,,,5.,f1..m1fgeY?1?..jg99vwiy.1ff f Us 4 1212- :Q H QM'- ' rg. A z : . ' wi? 'ff -f ' V . ,.m,,. U , . ,gf .1 . .. . jilz' ...W ,gay 2' n xx , .- -W .,.n1,.... 5. ,.,. V ,QVU5 Vt' , . x ,ij .ff . 1 1- .53-HZ f-?5,'f'Sfai , EH QA, 4 , 2.3121 :N EQ? f ffggag, M fm 1 Am Q553ii'zf5WN6 FLYT! 3 f,.g53y.,,-, A-M ,V - 1 l3.:w5.gf -.saw X :K x 1 I ,. . .H 4 2-Mi fl-A fe 5 ligii' ,Y ,, 5, TUDE T PERSONNEL First Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Betts, Judy Schaffer, Linda Saffield, Molly Bradfield, Virginia Myers, Mary Shepherd, Phyllis Piatt, Sandra Dalton. Second Row: David Huff, David Collins, Dale McGuire, Irvin Carpenter, Jack Brown. OFFICE ASSISTANTS The many duties of the office as- sistants, pictured at left, are an- swering the phone, collecting ab- sence slips, typing, and running errands. They are selected from the various study halls every year. At least one assistant remains in office during each period. The seniors in the group are Joanne Fisher, Suzanne Talbott, Marilyn Taylor, Shirley Hagan, and Patty Cook. LIBRARIANS Pictured at the left, is the group of capable boys and girls who ser- ved as our librarians. The li- brarians under the supervision of Mrs. Lucille Betts, issue books, levy fines, repair and catalogue books, and maintain order in the library. The importance of their work is indicated by the hundreds of books that are checked out every six-weeks period. The seniors who will be leaving this staff are: Judy Schaffer, David Huff, Virginia Myers, Mary Shep- herd, Phyllis Piatt, Sandra Dalton, and Irvin Carpenter. First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Stout, Joanne Fisher, Suzanne Talbott, Marilyn Taylor. Second Row: Bill Patterson, Shirley Hagan, Pat Cook, Mr. Berryhill. COMPLIMENTS THE FLOWER GARDENS THE SENIOR MOTHERS' CLUB 46 THE KEY CLUB The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Barnesville. The organization had an outstanding year. They fed the visiting foot- ball players as well as B.H.S. players. They sponsored the Sweetheart Dance and basket- ball dad's night. The officers are: Dick Reischman, President, Gordon Reeder, First Vice-President, John Berryhill, Second Vice- President, Tim Thornburg, Secretary, John Wells, Treasurer. First Row, Left to Right: Gordon Reeder, Tim Thornburg, John Wells, Dick Reischman, John Berryhill, Richard Hall. Second Row: Dave Nixon, Richard Mann. Third Row: Bill DeVine, Gary Wright, Fred Graves, Mike Reischman. Fourth Row: Duane Hudson, George Finch, Charles Boulet, Richard Webb. Fifth Row: Franklin Howell, James Andrews, Bill Neely, Joe Thomas. Sixth Row: Bill Hollings- worth, Reed Carpenter, Tom Bennett, Keith Fowler. Seventh Row: Sam Sells, Dean Boulet, Tom Howell, Jay Phillips. Eighth Rows Dave Foreman, Junior Dickerson, Tim Parkinson, David Hall. Ninth Row: Don Froehlich, Robert Hannahs, Don Noland, Ronnie Bailey, Jay Peters. Tenth Row: Dick Reed, Al Smith. THE Hl-Y The Hi-Y is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. lt is unique in being the only boys' Christian Organiza- tion in the school. Mr. Clark is the advisor of the thirty-one boys. The officers are: Richard Webb, President, John Wells, Vice-Pre- sident, Gary Merritt, Secretary, John Sawvel, Treasurer, Larry Willis, Chaplain, Dean Shepherd, Sergeant-at-Arms. First Row, Left to Right: John Craig, Dean Shepherd, Larry Willis, Gary Merritt, Richard Webb, Mr. Clark. Second Row: Bill Eagan, Bill DeVine, Buster Johnson, John Sawvel. Third Row: Larry Thompson, Joe Thomas, Jay Phillips, Tom Alexander. Fourth Row: Richard Mann, Bill Patterson, John Wells, Charles Robb, Fred Graves, Gary Lucas, Al Smith. Fifth Row: John Peddicord, Charles Jones, Bill Neely, Phillip Wilson, George Finch. Sixth Row: Jack Schafer, Terry Brown, Allen Huff, Barney Mann, David Collins. Seventh Row: John Pauls, Keith Fowler, Larry Simmons, Larry Ward, Jim Hannahs. COMPLIMENTS 47 THE HANLON PAPER COMPANY is - 1.3 l. j THE CABINET Pictured Above, First Row, Left to Right: Patricia Lucas, Loretta Ramsey, Bonnie Bailey, Marcella English, Marcia Harp, Mrs. Kinney, Sue Johnson, Martha Lightfoot, Ann Neely, Judy Foust, Shirley Hagan. Second Row: Patri- cia Starr, Virginia Myers, Pat Cook, Betty Milligan, Jeanne Fisher, Margaret Dyer, Luella Hunter, Pat Israel, Suzanne Talbott, Barbara Urban, Nancy Bowersock. Third Raw: Rebecca Gilmore, Carole Robb, Sandra Dal- ton, Armilda Leach, Jean Major, Marjorie Schradel, Nancy Thomas, Shirley Warrick, Norma Hanes, Susan Stubbs. Fourth Row: Martha MacKenzie, Carolyn Mann, Judy Schafer, Judy Rowley, Phyllis Piatt, Mary Shepherd Molly Bradfield, Sandra McPherson, Betty Lou Gray Fifth Row: Helen Arnold, Velma Wehr, Carolyn McEn dree, Nedra Armstrong, Sue Medley, Tommye McGlum phy, Judy Jones. Sixth Row: Betty Doudna, Pat Masor Shelvy Myers, Becky Brown, Sandy Steiner, Geneld Duffey, Seventh Row: Carol Bahmer, Betty Skinne Susan Nesbitt, Brenda Robb, Judy Mann. Eighth Rov Betsy Graham, Barbara Bewley, Shirley Simmons, Linc Phillips. Ninth Row: Bernice Dunbar, Sandy Witter brook, Linda Saffield. Tenth Row: Frances Major. The Senior Y-Teens have been in existence for 36 years. l Loretta Ramsey, Treasurer: Pat Lucas, Secretary: Mar- tha Lightfoot, Program Chairman: Bonnie Bailey, Mu- sic Chairman: Shirley Hagan, Social Service Chairman: Marcia Harp, President: Judy Foust, Social Chairman: Ann Neely, Pianist: Marcella English, Devotional Chair- lt was formerly known as Girl Reserves. The number of mem- bers increased so rapidly that it divided into two clubs known as the Junior and Senior Y-Teens. There are 71 junior and senior girls who hold membership in this club. They are under the capable supervision of Mrs. Mary Kinney. The major activities of the Senior Y-Teens are: helping the un- fortunate and conducting the annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quet. Our purpose is: To Build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. ln this endeavor we seek to under- stand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. man: Sue Johnson, Vice-President. 48 COMPLIMENTS THE LOTUS GLASS COMPANY . First Row Left to Right: Donna Morgan, Sue Milhoan, Beverly Hannahs, Sandra Bunting, Martha Willison, Martha Castello, Sandra Lallathin, Mrs, Shepherd, San- dra Burris, Norma Spencer, Ellen Rorhbach, Cheryl Mor- gan, Yvonne DuBois, Barbara Bunting, Linda Swallie. Second Row: Nancy Rowley, Betsy Hannahs, Sally Fish- er, Robin Kirk, Jane Sawvel, Linda Cline, Betty Green- wood, Janice Warrick, Barbara Egger, Joan Dalton, Donna Murphy, Barbara Neuhart, Carolyn Plumly, Connie Timmons, Becky Smith.Third Row: Betty Car- penter, Faye, Putman, Glenda Toohey, Daisy Dunfee, Lola Crum, Betsy Stephens, Nancy Stout, Beverly Wehr, Pictured Left to Right: Jean Ann Bunting, Linda Welty Marianne West, Jane Sawvel, Sharon Keadle Robin Kirk Second Row: Judy Smith, Sally Fisher Janet Decker, Betsy Hannahs, COMPLIMENTS CHEFFY DRUGS Pat House, Faye Anderson, Wanda Robb, Helen Hop- kins, Linda Grandi, Patty Wells, Carolyn Wells, Mar- cia Phillips. Fourth Row: Marianne West, Judy Smith, Jean Hickenbottom, Carolyn McBride, Blanche Clark, Nancy Reynolds, Regina McCort, Linda DeVine, Linda Barton, Eileen Campbell, Linda McEndree, Susan Van Fossen, Jane Bailey. Fifth Row: Sharon Keadle, Linda Welty, Jean Ann Bunting, Janet Decker, Shelia Shipe, Marilyn Smith, Virginia Stephens, Lila Lee Major, Mar- jorie Kaiser, Ruth Stottler, Carole Urban, Regina Miller, Sandra Young, Sandy McBurney, Janice Brown, Polly Brown. The Junior Y-Teen started the school year with their annual Little Sister Hike. The sophomore mem- bers of the club treated the new freshman members to a picnic dinner after the hike. The next event was the initiation tea. A very impressive candlelighting ceremony was part of the tea. The club prospered un- der the direction of Mrs. Alma Shepherd. The of- ficers and cabinet are: Judy Smith, President, Linda , Welty, Vice-President, Betsy Hannahs, Secretary, Sharron Keadle, Treasurer, Jane Sawvel, Program Chairman, Linda Bean, Devotional Chairman, Janice Decker, Social Service Chairman, Sally Fisher, Poster, Robin Kirk, Social Chairman, Marianne West, Music Chairman, Jean Ann Bunting, Pianist. 49 THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA THE CABINET First Row, Left to Right: Shirley Hagan, Betty Skinner, Judy Mann, Jean Ann Bunting, Marcia Harp, Betsy Graham, Judy Rowley, Bonnie Bailey, Nedra Armstrong, Marjorie Schradel, Martha Lightfoot. Second Row: Mrs. Rhodes, Barbara Urban, Joanne Fisher, Betty Mill- igan, Velma Wehr, Sandra Dalton, Nancy Bowersock, Carol Robb, Pat Cook, Carolyn Furney, Sue Johnson, Dorothy Null, Arlene Holland, Eva Slebin, Louella May- berry, Sally Robb, Yvonne DuBois, Barbara Bunting, Miss Gibson, Third Row: Martha MacKenzie, Bernice Dunbar, Frances Major, Helen Arnold, Judy Schafer, Carolyn McEndree, Loretta Ramsey, Pat lsrael, Louella Hunter, Susan Nesbitt, Brenda Robb, Marcella English, Armilda Leach, Betty Carpenter, Violet Pierce, Betty Gray, Marilyn McLaughlin, Delores Carpenter. Fourth Raw: Ann Neely, Jane Bailey, Helen Furney, Carolyn Froehlich, Barbara Bewley, Shirley Simmons, Nancy Stout, Jean Higgenbottom, Doris Johnson, Norma Spen- cer, Mary Adkins, Norma Hanes, Sandy Burkhart, Shir- ley Warrick, Nancy Thomas, Marjorie Kaiser, Regina Miller, Sandra Young. Fifth Row: Virginia Wesley, Polly Brown, Janice Brown, Sandra Seafert, Judy Foust, Linda Saffield, Patty Butler, Jean Major, Carolyn Mann, Bradfield, Susan Stubbs, Sandy MacPherson, Shirley Mayberry, Shirley Lightfoot. Sixth Row: Linda Swallie, Linda Froelich, Marcia Phillips, Joyce Winland, Carol Finnicum, Sandra Lallthin, Martha Willison, Sandra Bunting, Martha Castello, Becky Broomhall, Sandy Wit- tenbrook, Dee Johnson, Robin Kirk, Suzanne Talbott, Marilyn Taylor, Joyce Morton, Shelvy Myers, Becky Brown, Sandy Steiner. Seventh Row: Patty Wells, Mary Shepherd, Phyllis Piatt, Sue Milhoan, Beverly Hannahs, Judy Van Fossen, Helen Pierce, Carol Bahmer, Betty Doudna, Kay Johnson, Janet Gallagher, Barbara Egger, Sally Fisher, Pat Carpenter, Pat Mason, Genelda Duffey. Eighth Row: Becky Rockwell, Caro- lyn Wells, Virginia Myers, Helen Hopton, Linda Grandi, Virginia Stephens, Marilyn Smith, Lila Lee Major, Judy Smith, Joan Daltonj Donna Murphy, Barbara Neuhart, Carolyn Plumly, Betty Greenwood, Jane Sawvel, Janice Warrick, Linda Cline, Marianne West, Linda' McEndree, Susan Van Fossen. Ninth Row: Linda Borton, Eileen Campbell, Regina McCort, Linda DeVine, Daisy Dun- fee, Betsy Stephens, Lola Crum, Ruth Stottler, Blanche Clark, Carol Urban, Pegay McBride, Pat House, Wanda Robb, Dorothy McGee, Nancy Row- ley, Sherril Morgan. Ellen Rohrbach, Barbara Howell, Judy Jones, Molly l Left ta Right: Betsy Graham, Vice-President: Judy Mann, Social Service Chairman: Jean Ann Bunting, Pianist: Marjorie Schradel, Music Chairman: Martha Lightfoot, Social Chairman: Shirley Hagan, Program Chairman: Marcia Harp, Degrees Chairman: Bonnie Bailey, Treasurer: Judy Rowley, Photographer: Betty Skinner, Scrapbook: Nedra Armstrong, Devotional Chair- man. Absent when the picture was taken: Marianne Brown, President: Carole Yockey, Secretary. The Future Homemakers of America organization is composed of l58 members. lt has been in existence in Barnesville High School for l6 years. The primary goal of this organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The theme this year was Citizenship: at home, at school, in the communityf' Some of the activities that the club performs to further this theme are: making favors for the rest home, hospital, children's home and helping the needy. Some of the major activities during the school year were: The cornhusking bee, program for Egypt Farmer's Institute, program for Barnesville Farmer's Institute, program for the Belmont Grange, Easter assembly, formal initiation and tea for new members, family night, daddy banquet, style show, state convention, state camp, and the yearly installation of new officers. 50 COMPLIMENTS THE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY THE FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA First Row Left to Right: Mr. Boehm, Clarence Stephens, Mick McCort, Francis Stottler, Dave Huff, Harold Fish- er, Dave McCort, Jim Pryor, Bill Duvall, Dave Fitz- patrick, Gerry McBurney, Mr. Kaiser. Second Row: Butch Crum, Larry Bunfill, Gary Lucas, Earl Connor, Third Row: Norman Wehr, Orlin Thornberry, Dale McGuire, Bill Walker. Fourth Row: Larry Anderson, Bob Slevin, Malvern Campbell, Jerry Mayberry. Fifth Row: Jack Brown, Wilbur Cutshaver, John DeVine, Mar- THE CABINET vin Wildes, Don Brown, Charles Wines, Larry West, George McMullen, Gene Brill, Neil Warrick, Alex Gil- more, Glenn Cline. Sixth Row: Eugene Schafer, Fred Miller, Charles Miller, Wilfred Kemp. Seventh Row: James Morton, Don Mayberry, Bill Dunfee, Eugene Burkhart, Eighth Row: Larry Danford, George Reed, John Merritt, Donald Cunard, Larry Lallathin, Larry DeVine, Don Carpenter, Dick Starr, John Hayes, Kenny Stephens, Clarence Johnson, David Cutshaver. The Future Farmers of America Organization has been in existence in our school for twenty-eight years. This year, fifty-nine boys became members. The F.F.A. works with the F.H.A. in helping to prepare students for making homes and farms in years to come. The advisors, Mr. Carl Boehm and Mr. Den- ver Kaiser, have been very helpful in making the F.F.A. a successful organization. A major project of the club this year was raising sheep. The group takes an active part in school affairs and many of their projects have been accomplished to benefit the school. The F.F.A. attempts to put into action the theory tested in the agriculture classes. Pictured Left to Right: Dave McCort, President: David Fitzpatrick Photographer: Harold Fisher, Treasurer Mick McCort, Secretary: Jim Pryor, Vice President Francis Stottler, Reporter: David Huff Sentinel Bill Devall, Student Advisor. COMPLIMENTS INSURANCE SERVICE AGENCY, Hilda M. Truax, Mgr. 51 UNITED- DAIRY l THE BOYS'GLEEC1UB The Boys' Glee Club, with fifteen mem- l bers, is pictured above in the form of an eighth note. Mr. Wilbur Royer, director of the group, is in the center of the note. The boys participated in three concerts during the year. They also entered the High School Music Contest. Four of the boys formed a quartet called the Sham- rock Four. The quartet performed at various social gatherings. Left to Right: Barney Mann, Charles Johnson, Jack Brown, Larry Danford, Mr. Royer, David Collins, Paul Meloni, Fred Graves, Dale Lucas, Dale Jackson, Tom Bennett, Larry Ward, Fred Wells, Gordon Bewley, Tom Blust, Larry Anderson. THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Culb has sixty- three members. Some of these girls organized an ensemble call- ed the Nonettes. ' They are di- rected by Mr. Wilbur Royer. The girls participated in the Fall Music Festival and several other concerts. The officers of the organization are: Pat Carpenter, President: Betty Greenwood, Vice- Presidentp Marilyn Smith, Secre- tary-Treasurer. 52 Left to Right: Judy Von Fossen, Norma Spencer, Doris Johnson, Donna Morgan, Donna Murphy, Joan Dalton, Robin Kirk, Marianne West, Becky Smith, Connie Timmons, Betsy Hannahs, Mr. Royer. Second Row: Regina McCort, Helen Hop- ton, Linda Grandi, Judy Smith, Barbara Egger, Carolyn Plumly, Barbara Neu- hart, Janice Warrick, Linda Cline, Betty Greenwood, Sally Fisher, Beverly Wehr. Third Row: Sandra Leifert, Faye Putman, Linda Borton, Daisy Dunfee, Betsy Stephens, Lola Crum, Kay Johnson, Nancy Reynolds, Cheryl Morgan, Pat Car- penter, Linda McEndree. Fourth Row: Sandra Bunting, Sue Milhoan, Beverly Hannahs, Becky Rockwell, Virginia Stephens, Marilyn Smith, Betty Carpenter, Janice Decker, Barbara Bunting, Carolyn Wells, Nancy Reynolds. Fifth Row: Helen Pierce, Joyce Winland, Jane Bailey, Patty Wells, Janice Brown, Polly Brown, Linda Froelich, Marcia Phillips, Linda Swallie, Susan Van Fossen, Sandra Burris. COMPLIMENTS THE AMERICAN LEGION THE CHORUS First Row, Left to Right: Jim Hannahs, Gerard Gallagher, John Peddicord, Dick Webb, Pete Hanes, David Cook. Second Row: Pat lsrael, Louella Hunter, Marcia Harp, Betsy Graham, Becky Gilmore, Carol Robb, Lena Huntsman, Nancy Bowersock, Mr. Wilbur Royer. Third Row: Helen Arnold, Carol Willis, Joanne Fisher, Betty Milligan, Judy Schafer, Pat Cook, Sandra Dalton, Pat Lucas, Loretta Ramsey, Tommye Jane McGlumphy, Margaret Dyer, Judy Lucas, Phyllis Piatt, Virginia Myers. THE ORCHESTRA First Row, Left to Right: Marcella English, Ann Neely, Carolyn Mann, Suzanne Talbott, Bonnie Bailey, Marjorie Schradel. Second Row: Martha MacKenzie, Armilda Leach, Carolyn Wells, Patricia Lucas, Nedra Armstrong, Marcia Harp, Bill Graham, Jerry Leach. Third Row: Dick Webb, John Wells, Sam Sells, Marilyn Taylor, Judy Foust, John Berryhill, Susan Nesbitt, Joe Thomas, Linda Welty, Linda McEndree. Standing: Mr. Harry Laing, Jim Van- Dyne, Richard Mann. COMPLIMENTS THE M- K STORES THE BARNESVILLE MARCHING BAND First Row, Left to Right: Marcia Harp, Shirley Warrick, Tommye Jane McGlumphey, Sandy MacPherson, Mar- tha Lightfoot, Barbara Urban, Milly Bradfield, Sandy Wittenbrook, Linda Saffield, Sharron Hunter. Second Row: Gary Wright, Susan Nesbitt, John Berryhill, Rich- ard Man, Jerry Leach, Jim Van Dyne, Ronald Stevens, Bill Graham, Judy Foust, Eileen Campbell, Bobby Ward. Third Row: Suzanne Talbott, Bonnie Bailey, Marjorie Schradel, Carolyn Mann, Jean Major, Marilyn Mann, Polly Brown, Linda Welty, Lila Major, Linda McEndree, Phillip Wilson. Fourth Row: Fred Lynch, John Paleudis, Karen Schradel, Linda House, Louella 'Hunter, Patsy Israel, Betty Lou Gray, Linda Borton, Barbara Neuhart, David Fitzpatrick, Marcella English. Fifth Row: Ann Neely, Molly Burdette, Sheila Shipe, Jean Ann Bunting, Barbara Bewley, Jane Sawvel, Susan Van Fossen, Donna Morgan, Nedra Armstrong, Patricia Lucas. Sixth Row: Marilyn Smith, Jane Bailey, Patty Wells, Janice Brown, Bill Young, Shirley Simmons, Marilyn Taylor, Armilda Leach, Gerard Gallagher, Richard Webb. Seventh Row: Glenda Duffey, Pamela Price, Barbara Egger, Janice Warrick, John Wells, Sam Sells, Bob Corbin, Sandy Burkhart, George Finch, Larry Ward. Eighth Row: Mr. Laing, Robin Kirk, John Dalton, Carolyn Wells, Martha MacKenzie, Bill Neely, Linda Cline, Donna Murphy, Joe Thomas, Nancy Thomas. THE MAJORETTES Left to Right: Molly Bradfield, Shirley Warrick, Tommye Martha Lightfoot, Bargara Urban, Sandra Wittenbrook, Jane McGlumphey, Sandra MacPherson, Marcia Harp, Linda Saffield. COMPLIMENTS THE PEOPLE'S BUILDING AND LOAN CO. I'm going out for football, announces Ginger Carol lBetsy Grahaml as some other members of the cast of Time Out For Ginger show their surprise. From left to right: Jim Van Dyne, Ed Hoffman, the president of the bank, Barbara Urban, Marilyn, a high school girl, Dick Furney, Tommy Green, Ginger's boyfriend, Pat Lucas, Jeannie, Ginger's sophis- ticated, actress sister, Dick Webb, Howard Carol, Ginger's father who supports his daughters athletic desires, Sue Johnson, Agnes Carol, Gin- ger's understanding mother, Joyce Van Fossen, Lizzie, maid of the house- hold, Pete Hanes, Bob Wilson, harrassed high school principal. hero, Eddie Davis, in the play, Dan Lynn, senior football players, look on. theme the near havoc produced by a whom is an individualist who refuses normal behavior patterns. lt was 1958, to a capacity crowd in the Branson directed the production with Brown who was the student director. Pictured at the right, are several members of the cast who are watching Dick Webb rehearse his lines. Standing, left to right: Pete Hanes, Marianne Brown, Dick Furney, Joyce Van Fossen, Jim Van Dyne. Seated: Barbara Urban, Sue Johnson, Betsy Graham, Pat Lucas. Not present, when pictures were taken were: Carol Robb, Joan Caryol, Ginger's older sister, Judy Schafer, Barbara, a high school girl, Weldon Munger, the mailman, Al Smith, messenger boy. Staff members included: Sandra Dalton, Joanne Fisher, Richard Hall, Suzanne Talbott, Marilyn Taylor, Sandy Steiner, Nancy Bowersock, Jim Pryor, Tom Alexander, Lena Hunts- man, Loretta Ramsey, Margaret Dyer, Martha Miller, Virginia Myers, Robert Rogers, Velma Wehr, Bill Devine, Marcella English, John Murphy, Jay Peters, and Larry Willis. Ginger and Coach Wion confer on strategic plays as, reading, from left to right, Jim Hannahs, Dave McCort, Stan Brown, who plays the football Woodland, Mike Funari, and Jack -. The Senior Class play had as its young girl and her father, each of r for a time to conform to so-called rt presented on Friday, November l4, newly decorated auditorium. Miss the capable assistance of Marianne THE TH ESPIANS Pictured at the left, are the members of Thespian Troupe 1804 of the National Thespian Society: Judy Schafer, Jim VanDyne, Marcella Eng- lish, Stan Brown, Sue Johnson, Pete Hanes, Carol Robb, Joyce Van Fossen, Richard Hall, Pat Lucas, Dick Webb, Betsy Graham, Dick Furney, Mari- anne Brown, Tom Alexander, and the advisor, Miss Branson. These stu- dents have received a minimum of IO points through work in the Junior and Senior Class plays, the summer Thespian play, and other drama and speech activities. Act well your part, there all the honor lies is the motto of the newest club at B.H.S. C A COMPLIMENTS KeYs'roNs silos s'ron: KAUFMAN'S 55 G.A.A THE Pictured Left to Right: Mrs. MacKenzie, Linda Saffield, Norma Hanes. Pictured Left to Right: Vir- ginia Myers, Norma Spen- cer, Judy Foust, Sharron Keadle, Linda Saffield, Nor- ma Hanes. The principle of the Girls Athletic Associa- tion is to instill in its members, sportsmanship and a sense of fair-play. Mrs. MacKenzie advises the girls with the help of the officers: Loretta Ramsey, president, Linda Bea-n, vice-president, Barbara Neuhart, secretary, Jean Ann Bunting, treasurer. Throughout the year the club engages in many sports activities including, basketball, bowling, volley ball, folk dancing, and swimming. The members are divided into teams a-nd competi- tion and sportsmanship are important parts of the play. Some important projects of the year were a slumber party, free-dance, and an assembly for the high school. The G.A.A.'s motto it's easier to build girls, than to mend women sums up the reason that it is one of the oldest institutions in B.H.S. Pictured, Left to Right: Re- gina Miller, Ramona Pitt- ner, Shelia Shipe, Virginia Myers, Susan Stubbs, Linda Saffield, Norma Spencer, Barbara Neuhart, Judy Faust, Linda Swollie, Car- olyn Finnicum, Norma Hanes. Pictured, Left to Right: Bar- bara Neuhart, Linda Swollie, Regina Miller, Susan Stubbs, Mrs. MacKenzie, S h e i l a Shipe, Norma Spencer, Lin- da Saffield, Norma Hanes, Carolyn Finnicum. 56 2- ,fw..,,,.W, ,i,,:A,,m if xx A ., X - 4wgg?v9,gy..1 fs, , X' LQ-.ig ffsagaw K ' ' Sm im' A. ,. - -vi TES ..- ' N W , I-W A1-, ' A ,Q Q.. H MZ,-ff al 42115-,Y . ' Ykiifliisiw ' ,535 f- A ag 6' W k ,W - wunnmmxx 1 I.: Z 2 ,f if . h W 1, ,1 I .- gr X' 3 fxw Howlll f A x mf 2755. , .l3,,2k,f i,I95f 5'gC44 ' YTZZZQ, - ,Nigga swf v gr- mfff ' , r -2 We M .M U,y1yQ'T!1,XN W, 1 Mn, ,,M,.M W few W N , i I af Nagy zfiikiigi' 4 f 3ifffTfWQ.:y,, B is , 3.3 u xg is 130: QW 2 xl af 3 'i fx my xf' vi 'id THE VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Pictured above: First Raw, Left to Right: Ricky Shepard, Tim Thornburg, Alex Gilmore, Dale Lucas, Lester Hannohs, Hagar Myers, Tom Freeman. Second Row, Seated: Larry Marmie, Jim Doty, Tim Parkinson, Al Smith, Larry Simmons, Jim Hannohs, Larry Thompson, Dan Woodland, Jack Lynn, Ronny Bailey, Mike Funari, Stanley Brown, Bob Hannohs, Jay Peters, Dave Nixon. Third Rav, Standing: Barney Mann, Coach Easton, Tom King, Junior Dickerson, Joe Bell, Earnie Rider, Bill Walker, Dole McGuire, Bill Dunfee, Jack Brown, Dale Jackson, Jan Toohey, Bob Dickerson, Don Davis, Jay Toohey, Dick Reed, THE l958 FOOTBALL SCORES Barnesville 8 Cambridge I6 Barnesville 6 Barnesville I8 Woodsfield 0 Barnesville 36 Barnesville 0 Dillonvale 8 Barnesville I4 Barnesville 6 Cadiz I4 Barnesville 24 Ba rnesville 26 Shadyside 13 CONGRATULATIONS TEAM THE BARNESVILLE BOOSTERS CLUB 59 St. Johns l6 Mt. Pleasant l2 St. Clairsville I4 Bridgeport 40 Pictured above, is this year's varsity squad with the new coach, Kyle Worrall. Coach Worrall is a product of Kent State and came to us from Cuya- hoga Falls. His system of controlled ball was a major change for the Shamrocks. Coach Worrall inherited some experienced players, but the major- ity of the cagers were newcomers to the varsity scene. However, they played a heavy schedule and faired well. Four senior members, Bill Eagon, Chuck Boulet, John Sawvel, and Bob Hannahs finished their high school basketball careers this year. Their valuable contributions to team success and the school rec- ord will be remembered. On looking back over the season, we would describe the individual players this way: Bob Hannahs, a steady driver, heavy scorer, and fine defensive player, Larry Marmie, a scrappy performer who is strong under the boards, Joe Thomas, pivot man who is gaining experience and confidence, Bill Eagon, strong rebounder and heavy scorer, David Hall, a sample of next year's strength, a strong driver, and an alert defensive player, Jan Toohey, an outside scorer with strong potential, Dale Mc- Guire, an aggressive sophomore hopeful, John Saw- vel, senior backcourt ball handler, Danny Jefferis, a good driver and an easy scorer, and Chuck Bou- let, a senior ball handler and a big man for his size. COMPLIMENTS THE CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME Barnesville Barnesvi Ile Barnesvi I Ie Ba rnesvi I Ie Barnesvi I Ie Bamesvi I Ie Barnesvi I Ie Ba rnesvi I Ie Barnesvi I Ie THE VARSITY ECHIEIDULE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Belmont Barnesville Shadyside Barnesville Dillonvale Barnesville Bethesda Barnesville BeIIaire Barnesville Woodsfield Barnesville St. Cloirsville Barnesville Bridgeport Barnesville Bethesda Barnesville TOURNAMENT Barnesville 74 Urichsville 68 Barnesville 87 Carrolton 82 New Philadelphia 75 Barnesville 63 THE RESERVES Cadiz Belmont Dillonvale Powhatan Cadiz Bridgeport Woodsfield Cambridge St. CIairsviIIe THE RESERVES Kneeling, Left to Right: David Hall, Jay Toohey, Tom Freeman, Lester Hannahs, and Ernie Rider. Standing: Jimmy Huntsman, Coach Wion, Dale Jackson, Dole McGuire, Jim Doty, Danny Jefferies, Bill Dunfee, and Fred Skinner. COMPLIMENTS GRAVE'S BOOK STORE BARNESVILLE LAUNDRY THE MATMEN Brilliant 23 East Liverpool 30 Bridgeport 31 Linsly 26 Linsly 26 THE SCHEDULE B.H.S. 26 Weirton 23 B.H.S. 06 Steubenville 26 B.H.S. 16 Martins Ferry 30 B.H.S. 18 Parkersburg 28 B.H.S. 18 B.H.S B.H.S B.H.S B.H.S First Row, Left to Right: Dave Foreman, 112 lbs., Wilfred Kemp, 120 lbs., lost first match in O.V.A.C., Larry Thompson, heavyweight, Jack Brown, heavyweight, lost first match in O.V.A.C., Larry Lallathin, 165 lbs., lost first match in O.V.A.C., Larry Bunfill, 120 lbs., placed third in District, Dave Huff, 127 lbs., lost first match in O.V.A.C. Second Row: Dick Reed, 175 lbs, George Reed, 145 lbs., lost second match in O.V.A.C., Bob Murphy, 138 lbs. lost in finals, placed second in O.V.A.C., placed fifth in District, Jack Lynn, 145 lbs,, lost second match in O.V.A.C., Gary Lucas, 112 lbs. lost second match in O.V.A.C. Mike McCort, 133 lbs., lost first match in O.V.A.C., Tim Thornburg, 103 lbs., lost second rnatch in O,V.A.C., placed third in District. Third Row: Bob Slevin, 133 lbs., Keith Carnes, Manager, Larry Simmons, 154 lbs., lost first match in O.V.A.C., Coach Ron Easton. CONGRATULATIONS GREEN COTTAGE RESTAURANT FOGLE'S BAKERY 62 V5 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2 School Begins 5 Dennison Preview 12 Cambridge Game lCheerleader's Dance? 19 Woodsfield Game Uunior Class Dance? 24 Jr. Y-Teen Hike 26 Dillonvale Game OCTOBER NOVEMBER 2 Ohio History and Government Test 1 Bridgeport Game 3 Cadiz Game lG.A.A. Dance? 7 Shadyside Game lBand Dance? 9 Pep Bonfire 14 Senior Play 11 St. John's Game 19 Vocal Concert 17 Sr. Y-Teen Dance 21 Sophomore Class Party 18 Mt. Pleasant Game 26 Thanksgiving Program 21 School Night 29 Basketball Preview 24 St. C. Game lF.H.A. Dance? 31 Alaskan Assembly lKey Club Dance? JANUARY 3 . DECEMBER Vglgggljield Basketball Game lFreshman 2 Betty Crocker Test 6 St. C. Basketball Game 5 Belmont Basketball Game 8 Sr. Scholarship Tests 10 Band Party- Junior Town Meeting of the Air 16 Exams 12 Dillonvale Basketball Game lKey Club Dance? 19 Booster Club Athletic Banquet 15 Taflin Trio Assembly 21 Wrestling at Bridgeport 19 Christmas Program 27 March of Dimes Basketball Game 30 Sr. Y-Teen Assembly-Powhatan Basketball Game FEBRUARY 2 Wrestling at Linsly 3 Cadiz Basketball Game MARCH 6 The Thespians Present 6 Junior CIOSS A55emblY 10 Bridgeport Basketball Game 7 Glee Club DOHCG 11 Regional Wrestling 13 Buhlc 17 Parents' Night-Cambridge Basketball Game 14 Sf- BU 1Cl CONTEST 01' MU5kl '9l-lm 20 St. C. Game Uunior Class Dance? 20 Cl 0 0l C0 'Ce f 23 Basketball Tournaments 24 EVe Y Pl-'Pll T651 28 Solo and Ensemble Contest at Muskingum 26 Easter P 09 0m APRIL MAY 1 District Scholarship Tests I May PGY 3 Career? Day 9 Jr.-Sr. Banquet-Prom 6 F.F.A. Parent-Son Banquet Show: Assernbly 17 Key Club Assembly 25 Eljrifscureo e 24 Junior Class Play 28 C 27 Band Concert ommencement 29 Awards Assembly COMPLIMENTS JACK'S ASHLAND 63 THE PATRONS J. G. Mc CLURE, D.D.S. T. C. WHITE, D.D.S. W. L. BRIGGS, 0.D. K. W. MILLER, D.D.S. PAUL MODIE, M.D. H. H. MURPHY, M.D. PAUL REEDER, M.D. HEINZ LORD, M.D. JOHN CARLOTTI, M.D. D. M. MAYBERRY, M.D. WILLIAM BENNETT, LL.D WALTER THOMAS AL RATTINE BILL DAVIES 64 6 xy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Fuhllxhers - Cover Munufulturers Book Blnders FACTORY -HOME OFFICE Kunsus City PRINTED 1N U S A. 5 rc 5 5 4 xx I . H.. Q., .1 J' 4. , -. . ,vs ff ,f 7 1 3 ' eg .-ns. .fs uf 1f..A , 1 fl, Ex . , .4- 1.45, 5' If 35, .. .1 .f- X1 Ati? F 2 '-'S .iw if .t-K i.-Q 'Jr 5 .fir Lf' ,sf . , I r 1' .-J -4 xr .tl 11,2 Ly x... 1 1: 7