Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1957 volume:

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CfEd!DUf!UfI 0 0 N K! , j Ya Ng our deepest Bellefonfalne Hugh pals you and I One thought of Thee bnngefh To me Tenderesr hearifelt emohon As round The oak Ivy doth climb Our hearts round Thee entwlne Shrine of my school days' devotiong This is our Board of Education. We are grateful for their constant in- terest and leadership. What they have done in our behalf will serve as an inspiration for us to strive toward greater achievements in the future. Dr. Wood, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Mustaine, Mr. Moors, Mr. Chandler Il xlllhv I :W I 1 II Il EI II II II II 'I ,, II II if E. ll II II I! -Gi Q-'E 2 'i 1 1 1 'Q 2 E Fl I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I A I I I. II II 'I I! I. I. V 'I I, I, A 9 Karl Bodenbender Carl Hendershot ADMINISTRATION Stepping into the spotlight this year to assume a most important task the super intendency of the Bellefontalne schools s Mr Karl Bodenbender a very amiable per sonality whose fine qualities are well liked by both students and teachers It is our wish that his associations here be equally pleasant ones Sharing the duties of keeping our school a well functioning organization is Dr Carl Hendershot our very capable assistant superintendent May our association with him and he with our school be a continuing One Assisting the principal teaching English I, Ill, IV, and sponsoring HI-Y occupy much of the time of Mr. Paul Watkins, whose genial smile and iovial manner will long be remembered by the students of Bellefon- taine High School. I6 Paul Watkins ADMINISTRATION ff P Q FREEMAN Dear Seniors And now to recapltulate I heard a speaker say recently He was revlewnng the mann ponnts of a long speech So thus Issue of the CHANT revtews and recaputulates by word and pucture the mam events and actnvttues of the past school year How soon one forgets even classmates and teachers under the pressures of rapidly changlng events ot getting started In the world' Twenty ftve years from now thus volume wrll be pruceless The memorles tt evokes and the refreshnng of the mund through the photographs of classmates and frnends wall be a lnfe saver when the twenty fnfth class reunion us called To Mr McClanahan the sponsor and those hard worknng members of the Senior Class who composed the staff I wlsh to express apprecuatuon No one knows except those who do the work how many hours of plannlng and actlvtty are Involved In a protect of thus nature Thanks for a task so well done Slncerely P Q Freeman Prrncrpal I7 1 11 - 11 - - , . 1 , . ,, . ,, . . . ' 1 1 ' , . 1 . . , FACULTY ROBERT AUBLE Physlcal Educatnon Football Coach Health Heudelberg College A B CORA SALES Englnsh Ohuo Umversnty A B Columbla Unlversuty DONALD BAUGHER History Soclology Economlcs Otterbeun College Ohio Unlverslty BS Ed Wittenberg College M A Engllsh Mlaml Unlverslty A B Ohio Northern University EDWARD A BEWLEY Amencan History Ohio Unuverslty BS Ed KATHRYN COOPER French Engllsh Ohio State Umverslty B S Ed Western Reserve Umversuty M A ELINOR BAULT FACULTY DOROTHY CORE English, Speech Ohio University, B.S. Ed. Ohio State University H. A. DODD Social Science Athletic Director Physical Education Supervisor Wilmington College, B.S. Ed. Ohio State University, M.A. OSCAR ERB General Science Civics Baseball Coach Junior High Sports Wittenberg BS LESLIE FRITZLAN Arithmetic Northwest Nazarene College B A Ohio State University B S Drew University M A DONALD E GEIST Biology General Science Ohio Northern University A HOWARD GODWIN Arithmetic Ohio Northern B S Xavier M A X 'ani FAC U LTY DWIGHT GREER lndustrlal Arts Wooster College Ohto Northern Unlverslty Ohto Unlverstty BS Ed MYRON K HURLEY Anthmetuc Plane Geometry Ohto Northern University A B BERNARD KAUFFMAN Phystcal Educatnon Basketball Coach Ohro Northern BS Ed Texas College of Mmes H W LAUTENBACH General Sctence Chemnstry Ohio Northern A B Ohio State Untverstty M A Case ELIZABETH MAGEE Commerctal Wulmtngton BA Unlversnty of Ctnclnnatt M Ed HERMAN MARMON Ohto Hlstory Cedarvllle A B BS Wtttenberg College M A , .. . Physics, Aeronautics , . . FACULTY IMOGENE MARSH English Bowling Green University, R. M. MCCLANAHAN Commercial Ohio University, A.B. Com WILLIAM MCCLINTOCK History English Asbury College A B Oberlin B D Ohio Northern University KARL MORRIS Industrial Education Bowling Green University ROY MORRIS Vocational Machine Shop Ohio University BS Ed J R MUSSER History Ohio State University B S Ohio Northern University B B Driver Education ' ' ' , . .Ed FAC U LTY LYDIA NEWELL Arlthmetlc Algebra Ohno State Umverslty B S Columbia Unlverslty M A JAMES P NORRIS Vocational Machine Shop Ohlo State Umverslty ANITA OGLESBEE Commercial Wittenberg Blrss BS Ed Unuversuty of Cnncunnatu GRACE OTTE Latun Heidelberg College A B Columbla Unrverslty M A ANNE PENROD Home Economncs Bowllng Green Umverslty Ohio State University DORIS RAMSEY Englush Cedarville College A B Ohio State Unlversuty Wattenberg College 1 , . . , . , . . , . 1 , . . FACULTY MARY RYAN Home Economucs Ohuo State Umverssty B S Ed M A OWEN SHIRK Mathematncs Mechanncal Drawnng Physncal Scnence Wittenberg BS Ed GEORGIA WAITE Physlcal Education Ohno Unuversuty B S PAUL E WATKINS Englnsh Wnttenberg BS Ed PAULINE WELSHIMER Geography Ohno State Unnverslty B S Ed Columbna Umversuty M A GRETCHEN WOOD Algebra Ohuo Wesleyan A B M A air- 23 I SPECIAL INSTRUCTORS DARICE GREEN Enghsh Elementary Music Instructor Wittenberg BS BLANCHE LLEWELLYN Librarian Ohio State University B S Ed MARIE SHAWAN r Ohio Northern University EDWIN F STANG Senior and Junior Hugh Chorus Orchestra Miami University BS Ed HAROLD THORLEY Band Ohio University BS A I Ohio State University OTHER EMPLOYEES it TOP PlCTURE: TRUANT OFFICER: Edwin Dow, SCHOOL NURSE: Beverly Collins, SECRETARY: Sabra Johnson MIDDLE PICTURE: COOKS: Mrs. Costin, Mrs. Zoz, Mrs. Detwller, BOTTOM PICTURE: JANITORS: Mr, Rudasill, Mr. Funkhauser, Mr. Clark, Mr. Derrick, 25 1 ' 1' f ' ,f 'J' ff ' 0 I' I 4 'L ' J I Qs I. 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If i, HIY , 1 ' ' 3 P Hi-L'f , 2, 3, 45 tin lub 'l, 25 Q '- : ' , : w, 2, 3, 45 ils ous 2, 5 Phy- 'l f , , : 6'- . 1 I P- '-flu: O . 1 Ahl , , 2, 5 I , - . . 1 Clb , , ' 'd 3, 45 5 - 5 ' to V 1 X . , 1 f 1 '- 3.4: f gf Flin Sl V. . . mf I 'R 5 : SENIORS BETSY BEATY Trl Teens I 2 YTeens 3 4 Blology Clu I Dramatucs 3 A GAA 3 4 Jumor Play Class Basketball A Thespnans 3 4 BARBARA BEWLEY Blo ogy Club I Latn Club I Ce 2 eens I 2 Y Te Ph Chem 3 Glrls Chorusl 2 3 GAA President A Future Nurses 4 Natlonal Honor Socuety 3 Secretary 4 Class Basketball 2 3 Scholarshup Team Future Home maker of Tomorrow 4 JANET BLAIR TrnTeensI 2 YTeens 3 4 Oper a I Girls Chorus I 2 DONALD BROWN Football I Basketball I Tr ck f' 29 RONALD BROWN Basketball 2 3 Football 3 Baseball ALICE BURKE FHA 4 Llbranan A Class Basketball , new hr A ,, V ff b 5 ' , r , : I ' l 5 l , rl- ' sor 5 Tri-T , 5 - ens 35 y- . f ' , , , V . 4: 3, ' : tg' 2' ett , 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 5 5 a I. i 1 Q1 Q f 2 5 4 I x I, 2, 3, A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ' fd SENIORS SHARYL BUROKER nd I c estra I 2 Swmg Teens 2 eens Basketbal Band I Drarnatacs Club 3 4 Thespnansd TIM CAREY otball I 2 olf nn Club l Plny Chem 3 Sergeant av Arms A JANICE COOK Tru Teens 1 2 YTeens 3 4 General Science Club I Coop JIM CORWIN Basketball 2 Boys Glee Cl b I n 'I B ball Blology Club 2 CONNIE COLE Beologyl Latm I 2 Pythagorean Club 2 Tre Teens l 2 Phy Chem 3 eens 3 Dramatucs Thespnans 3 4 Class Basketball 4 :fe l 2 3 4 Chant 4 Scl'10 slrwnp Team Semor Play Honor Socuefy A JAMES L COLLINS VIC 3 4 Baseball 2 30 SENIORS WILLIAM CORWIN I JAMES CURRAN ck I 2 4 Bask Lahn Club 2 3 Photography Club 3 Junior Class Play Drama Nrght 4 Lantern Staff Dance Band 3 H Y 4 Glee Club 2 3 Concert B n I 2 3 RUTH DAVIS F I 2 A TrrTeensI 2 YTe s 3 4 General Science Club I Girls Chorus 2 4 Class Basketball I 2 3 4 Sensor ay CAROLYN DEARDURFF Jumor Red Cross I 2 3 A Bnology u I 2 raruan I 2 3 A a I Tee I 2 YTeens 3 4 Chant Staff 4 3I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Presldenr JOHN TRAUL Vlce Presrdem JUNIOR PHILLIPS Secretary SUE WELSH Treasurer JANET SCHULTZ I ' , VIC ,2,3. 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I I ri I l uw I ' , .-1.v- -.hi ,ga lf.: ' 0 SENIORS HAROLD DIPPLE Drama Nwght 3 Junior Class Play Dramatucs Club 3 4 Thespxans 3 Presndent 4 Phy Chem 3 HIY 4 Student Councnl 4 Golf 3 STANLEY DOW Jumor Red Cross I 2 3 Secretary 4 Football 2 Basketball 2 3 Base bal I 2 3 Jumor Play Dramahcs Club 3 4 Thespuans 3 4 HI Y 3 A Scholarshup Team Sensor Play 46 mf 'mama RICHARD DOWNING TOM ELLEMAN Photography Club I Baseball 2 Dramatucs 3 4 Thespuans 3 4 Jumor Class Play HIY 3 4 Chrust mas Play 3 3 N.. iv LOIS JEANNE ELLIOTT Trl Teens I 2 YTeens 3 General Scnence Club I Co p 4 C 5 Basketball I 2 JANE EMMONS lfe 'I La Blology Club I Thespuans 2 3 A Jumor Play Drama Nnght 4 Tn ens 'I 2 YTeen 3 4 Hon Socuety 3 Vsce Presndent 4 Phy Chem Treasurer 3 Glee Club 'I 2 3 A Gnrls Chorus 2 3 GAA 3 4 Chnstmas Play 2 Scholarshlp Team Buckeye Gnrls State 3 Sensor Play ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 Q ' - t A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I . 1 1 4 - . - . 1 1 - 1 1 - fu' h 1 4' x A 1- '- 1 1 - 1 1 -o 1 las Hi-L' , 2, 3,41 fan Club 1, 2, I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 Te , 1 - s , 1 or 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V 1 . N . 1 1 I . We check the bulletun board fff f Q! ROBERT FROST H 3 A Football l 2 Thespua s 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Junor ay Drama Nrght A Latm Club l Pl-1yChem 3 Chnstmas Ply 3 General Scrence Club l Sensor Play Scholarshlp Team SANDRA GARLING YI eens l YTeens Ca Bas etball l 2 33 SENIORS BETTY ERVIN FHA l 2 Parluamentarlan 3 Junlor Play Dramattcs Club A Class Bas ketball 4 Thesplans A SHERRILL FOGT FHA Treasurer 3 President A Latm Clu l Bnology Clubl TrnTeens 2 YTeens 3 4 Future Nurs Assoclatlon 4 SENIORS BRUCE GASAWAY Student Council 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, A, Junior Play, Drama Night 4, Christ- mas Play 3, 4g Tennis Team 3, A, Golf 2, Latin Club 1, 25 General Science Club 1, Phy-Chem 3, Senior Play. JERRY GRANT vic 3, 4. S JERRY GUY HrLufe 2 3 4 Student Council 'I Latin Club 1 2 President I Pytha gorean Club 2 HrY 3 4 Science Clu I Junior Red Crossl 2 3 A Scholarship Team Phy Chem 4 Art Clu l JUDITH HANDLEY YTeens 3 Art Club Vice President 3 General Science Club 1 FHA 3 Coop A 34 -PY' , . 4 fy, .r , Get Out the Vote Campaign SENIORS BETTY HAYES Bnology Club l Latm Club eens I 2 YTeens 3 Thes pans 3 4 Dramatucs Club Cheerleader 2 3 4 GAA 3 Secre tary 4 Class Basketball l 2 General Scrence 2 MILDRED HENRY FHA 2 4 General Scnence Club l Art Club 4 Torch Staff 3 Lnbraruan J NANCY HENRY FHA 2 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 General Sclence Club I SONDRA HOFFMAN MARYLINN HORN I ogy Club I Lat: Club I Tru Teens 2 Secretary l Chorus rc es ra YTeens 3 4 Phy Chem 3 Dramatucs u 2 3 Th ans 2 H nor Socnety 3 4 Hnlvfe 2 3 Assocuate Edrtor 4 Chrvstmas Play 2 Jumor Play Buckeye Gnrls State 3 Scholarshsp Team American Le guon Award 1 4 Class Basketball 2 GAA 3 4 O eretta 1 Sensor Play DAR Test 4 JOHN HUBER HuY 3 4 Football 3 Phy Chem 3 Scholarshup Team 1 35 Q 'Tm LINDA HUELSMAN IU Club I 2 Tn Te ns dent 2 YTeens 2 4 GAA 3 Treas 1 BEVERLY JENKINS Jumor Red Cross I FHA I LARRY JENKINS Latin Club I Bnology Club I Phy em 3 ramahcs Cl b 3 Thespuans 3 A Drama Nlgl-I1 3 ur r A Dramatucs 4 Junior d Cross 3 A S1udentCouncll3 4 Cham Staff 4 HrLlfe 4 Operetia I 2 3 Clnruslmas Play 3 A Ho or Soclefy A Thesplans 4 Cafefena 4 BILL JACKSON no ogy Club I seball Phy Chem 3 HIY 4 Football 3 A ee Club I 2 3 36 SENIORS 1 SENIORS BILL JOHN General Science Club I Basketball 3 4 WB 4 Foo Outstanding Offensuve Player 4 VIC 3 SergeantatArms 4 HIY 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Buckeye Boys State 3 Honor Socuety4 BETSY JOH NSON Tn Teens 2 YTeens 3 Treasurer 4 FHA I Secretary 2 Vice Presvdent 3 Co op 4 Student Council I 'Y PHILIP JOHNSON Red Cross I Scholarship Team Hn Y 3 Secretary 4 Phy Chem 3 Class Basketball 'I Senior Play LEROY KARG V 3 4 Lil 37 CLIFFORD KELLY V 3 4. KAY KNOWLTON ioogy CII: I- Lin Cub Consul 2- Tri-Teens 2 Vice President ' ee ub 4' ir orus 2, 4, H'-ife , , , , Dramatirs Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, Secretary 4, Phy-Chem 3, Junior Class Secretary, Cheerleader 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Junior Play, Drama Night 4, Pythagorean Club 2, Student Government Day, Attendant 2, Queen 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Scholarship Team 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, Senior Play. -Qx Q-9 SHARON LYMAN I FN Teens YTeens 3 4 Gnrls Chorus 4 Class Basketball I 2 4 CLARA MCBRIEN FHA I, 3, 4, Ari Club I, 3, Tru Teens I -Q. 'Sr' RICHARD LEE Agrlculfure Club Treasurer 2 Band I 2 Basketball 1 2 Vrce Presndem 2 Baseball I 2 Play 2 Chorus I BILL LEVAN Troyl 2 VlC3 4 Prolectmg Club 38 IT y SENIORS CAROLYN LANTZ G neral Science I T T ns I 2 YTeens 3 4 Dramahcs Club 3 4 B n I 2 3 4 Malorette Sw ng T ns 3 Orchestra 4 H Lufe 4 Drama Nught 4 Operetta 'I 2 efball Bnd 'I 2 3 Sensor Play Thespuans 4 ALBERT LEE Pythagorean Club 2 Scholarshnp Team Bnology Club I A 'I I 'S f ' k I , Ti Ex e ' 5 ri- ee , 5 ..,, ' - , : ' , : ' 5,1 ad , , , , ' : i I I ee : : I-' : I ' 1 , ,3: BGSIK B , , y FHA lj I I 37 o:l.':?Y0 X' . I A -Q , lQ3n- 2 ' . 'a ' rg. Q8 .' Q' z, 'f I I 11.54 , J?? 'gxl. A fill.. f I -aw' - , 2. 1, 2. L I . g FHA , 2, 4, A 45 Trl- 2, 4 ' N SENIORS Mr Freeman and our WHIZ KID John Meyer FRANCES MCCOLLOCH YTeens 3 4 Class Basketball 'I DELORA MCCRAY YTeens 4 Class Basketball A General Science Club I 39 A LYNN McLAUGHLlN eball 3 A Basketball! 2 3 tball l 2 H Y 4 Vlce Presrdent 3 Foul Shooting Trophy 3 Honorable Mentnon WBL 4 VIC Vuce Presldent A Mayor 4 MVP Basketball 3 DAVE MCPHERSON Band 1 3 Treasurer 2 Presudent 4 Swmg Teens 3 Orchestra I Hobby Cu 1 Basketball Band 2 3 I 1 - g l, 2, 3, v I swf 2. Ffeklk rf-Q I 8 Bas , f , , ,Af 5 Foo , , 3, Ag i- 5 Class x 5 ' g , . 2 . : : lb g , . 4 9 1 9 1 Q SENIORS GAA Glamor Gals ELSIE MCQUEEN I eens l nn u YTeens 3 4 Phy Chem 3 General Scnence Club I Co-op 4 JOHN MARMON MARILYN MAXSON n l 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Yleens 3 Basket ball Band Jumor Play Dramahcs u 2 T s Ile 2 u Bnology Club Phy Chem 3 Scholar shnp Team Chrnsrmas Play 3 4 Opereita 4 Honor Socnety 4 WALLACE MAXWELL HnY 4 Chorus 3 4 Bnology Club l Class Basketball l 2 rv 40 NN. SENIORS EARL METZ VIC 3 4 Basketball 'l JOHN MEYER n l 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Thespuans 3 Vnce Presldent 4 HlY 3 Treasurer 4 Junuor Pay Drama Night 3 Best Supportmg Actor 3 Art Club 2 Scholarshlp Team Chnstmas Ply 3 Sensor Play Honor Society 4 Class Song American Leglon Award 4 n-.Hn v-en, 5-6-uo'f,3l nu 4,,' , ' QA ,fair 'Q' :Ig U 71- Ivy, I 4I 452 NANCY MOORE n l 2 3 A Orch stra 2 Chorus 2 3 Trl Teens 2 Y'l'eens 3 A Basketball Band l 2 3 Junnor Red Cross l 2 3 Scholarshup Team 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 A Q DAN MORGAN V 3 4 I ef ,C l I 2 -'E ' Q' C J xx ,,t, V 173 W I X ll 2' 3 5 5 Ba Cl , 2, , 5 A Club gi ,. : ' 6 1 ' X ' Q 'U Ba d , , , 1 6 f 3, 4: ,1 33 at.: , N...k IC ., , V lg . 1 ' 'JA ,i t fi.: l, t fl ,lf , .v - ulfrh ' , u , : ,-4, ,frat-f lar, :QFIP 1' I z nu, SENIORS ELDON NICHOLL 3 V PHYLLIS NICHOLS r ogy Club I In ub eens I 2 YTeens 3 A Co FRED NOGLE General Sclence Club I BRUCE NORRIS I-IIY 3 4 Blology Club I Dramafucs u I 3 Vice Presuden Thespuans 2 3 A Pythagorean Club President 2 Chan? Staff A SUZAN NORRIS Lann Club I Buology Club I hy Chem 3 YTeens 3 4 Cham Staff A Future Nurses president 4 Teens I 2 GAA 3 4 Class Baskef I 2 3 4 Drama1cs Club 3 Thesplans 4 SANDRA NOTESTINE 42 JUNIOR PHILLIPS F ofbaII I 2 3 4 Basket aII baII H Y 3 SergeamafArm5 4 Class Vuce Presudent A Student Govern ment Day Fooiball WBI. CAROL SUE PORTER FHA I 3 Treasurer 2 Parllamenrar nan A Tn Teens 2 Junior Red Cross ass as a Gurs Chorus A FNA 4 Buo ogy Cu I YTeer1s 3 A OpereY1a I 'X ,, W WWW i -v '1 w Hail The Humanisfs My TRACY RHEA otball I 3 T 4 a u I 2 Hn Y 4 Basket ager 3 A CAROL REED T Teensl 2 Y Teens 3 4 Cass Ba eiballl 2 3 SENIORS ROGER PRALL Daman U Thespnans 3 4 General Screrrce Cu 1 Junuor Play Drama Nu ht A Sensor MARTHA PURNELL A ClubT Tr1Teens'I 2 YTee s 3 A Gnrls Chorus 2 A Class Basket 3 4 Dramaffcs u GAA A Jumor Play 44 SENIORS MARY JO ROBERTS Class Basketball I 2 MARILYN ROBINAUGH General Sclence Club l Tru Teens Yle 4 FH LOIS ROSNER Pythagorean Club 2 YTeens Chorus 3 Co op A CONNIE ROUSH FHA I 2 3 General Scuence Club Bnology Club 2 YTeens 3 Jumor Play Gurls Chorus 4 Class Ba etball I 2 4 45 4 Cheers for the Lmle Rascals JANET SCHULTZ YTeens 3, 4, Class Treasurer I, 4 Tn Teens 2, Drarnatucs Club 2, 3, 4 Jumor Play, Freshman Play, Lnbrar nan I, Lnbrarlan Club Treasurer Honor Soctety I, Secretary 2, Tlwes plans 4k JIM SCHULTZ VIC 3, Reporter 4 JOHN RUNKLE ootball Manager I VIC 3 JEANNE SCHRADER S nngTeens 'I 2 YTeens 3 4 GAA 3 4 Class Basketball 2 3 La In Club I 2 3 4 Biology ub hestra I 3 4 Nano H nor Socnety 3 4 Band I 2 3 urs Chorus I 3 4 Cho I 2 3 4 Phy Chem 4 Basketball an I 3 H Llfe 4 Stu Councnl 3 Scholarshlp Team SENIORS JAMES RUMER JOHN RUMER VIC 3 4 Football I ' of 46 if SENIORS JUDY SHAWVER Bu ogy Club I Latun ub eens 1 2 YTeens 3 A Futu Nurses Assocuatuon A RUTH SHOFFNER Tax Stamp Representative l C fe I6 4 Junnor Cross Representative 3 JUETTE SHORT VIC 3 A Football I NANCY SIBLEY German Club 3 YTeens 3 4 GAA 3 A Class Basketball 3 4 Tennus 3 Hu Life 4 Red Cross Representa ue 3 El Sombrero 2 3 Jun Play Sprung Drama 3 Tru Teens 3 Publnc Utulutnes Chuef Semor Play 47 Senior Awards SENICRS JANET SIDESINGER l Trl Te 2 Y Tee M d horus I 3 Chorus 2 Student Councnl 2 Co op A Ope Fo 2 3 Honor Soclety A BOB SILVERSTEIN Football I 2 4 Amencan Leg on Award I A Latm Club l Aedule 2 agorean Club 2 H Y 3 Hu Lufe 2 3 Edltor 4 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 Phy Chem 3 4 Scholar shlp Team National Honor Socnety 3 Presndent A 'fd Our team stars agam NEIL SMITH SANDRA SMITH Art Club I Bnology Club l Oper ta 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Trl Teens 2 48 SENIORS FAITH SPEHR Tn Teens I Y Teens 3 4 Dramatlcs u 2 T S Christmas Play A Drama Nlght 4 Jumor Play Bnology Club I Lat: u I HI e 2 Ba d Orchestra A Chorus 2 3 Phy Chem 3 4 Scholarshnp Team Future rses 4 Gnrls Chorus 2 Natuonal Honor Society 4 JOHN SPRANKELL Glee Club I VIC 3 Secretary Treas urer 4 'Si X A4 BILL STIEG otball 4 Track 3 HIY 3 Pr dent 4 Student Councnl 4 General Scnence Club I Scholarshlp Team Natuonal Honor Soclety 4 SUE CAROL STORER Annual Staff A Newspaper Staff 3 4 Pepclubz 3 4 GAA2 3 4 Chonr 3 4 Varsny Volleyball 2 3 A Reserve Basketball 3 4 Varslty Softball 2 3 4 Offnce Asslsfan14 49 Sensor Assembly UDL RICHARD TURNER 3 Swnng Teensl 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Basketball Manager Track 2 Boys Chorus 4 Class Song JEAN VANCE FHA l, Reporter 2, President 35 '- T ens l, 2g Y-Teens 3, C 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Basket Ban 2, Hi-Life 3, 4. DOROTHY THOMPSON nd l 2 4 Glrls Chor sketball Band l 3 Club 3 Orchestra 4 Tru Teens l 2 YTeens 4 Vtce Prestdent 3 Hu Lute Staff 4 Swing Teens 3 4 Operetta JOHN TRAUL Class Presldent 4 Student Councnl Ice Presldent 3 H Y 3 :ce Presldent 4 Pythagorean Club Vlce Presndent 2 Latm Club l Quaestcr I e 4 Buolog C u Scholarshnp Team Track l 2 Bas all l 2 3 4 Tennls 3 4 ball l 2 3 Best Defensuve Player 4 Buckeye Boys State Natlonal Honor Socuety 4 Az 50 SENICRS JUDY TAYLOR Tn Teens l Treasurer 2 YTeens 3 Presedent 4 Dramattcs Club l 2 3 Secretary 4 Thespuans 3 4 Chnst rn s Play l 3 Student Ccuncul l GAA 3 4 Drama Nnght 4 Juntor Play est Supportung Actress 3 Chant Staff 4 Juntor Class Treasurer ass Basketball l 2 4 Natto Honor Soclety 4 PAUL TAYLOR Football 3 Most Outstandnng Player Tack 2 Clas B ketball T SENICRS JIM VAN NESS VIC 4 BOB WAGNER FREDA WALLACE General Sclence Club Secretary I Latnn Club I Tr: Teens l 2 YTeens NANCY WEAVER Bnology Club 1 Lnbraruan l Student Councnl I 2 3 4 .lumor Red Cross 2 3 Presudent 4 Tn Teensl YTeens 3 4 Pythagorean Club 2 H:Lnfe 3 4 GAA 3 4 Homecom mg Attendant 3 Dramatucs Club 3 4 Operetta 1 2 3 Chrlstms Play 3 A Honor Socnety 4 Thes I plans 4 mevlcdlx Qgliglk warn llllftxtxzrs Rpbcrl Silvcrsiam John 'Ghz ca- 1LL.1r.lm Horn ll simon 19117 SEMOR X957 Ssmclft g. 57 FQESNMAN 1064 Pnf5nmu 1354 5I X g Scholarship Dnnner fa SENIORS 4v '4 SUE WELSH In Club Aedele 2 Bloo Club I Pythagorean Club Secretary T I T YTeens 4 Secretary 3 GAA 3 4 Chant 3 Edntor A Dramatucs Club 3 A Thesplans 3 A Honor cuety 3 A Sensor Class Secretary Lnbranan 2 DAR Test A Home comlng Attendant I A Class Bas ketball I 3 4 Scholarshup Team Chrustmas Play 2 Phy Chem Vnce Presndent 3 Student Councll 3 Secretary 2 President 4 Junlor Play Follues 2 DIANNE WHITNEY Tru Teens I 2 YTeens 3 Coo Class Basketball I 2 SAM WEBSTER In Club 2 Hob Cu Track 2 3 Football 2 A Chrlstmas Play 3 .lumor Play Drama Nlght 3 Thespuans 3 4 Dramatlcs Club UT Scholarshnp Team Pythagorean Club 2 Tenms 2 Buology Club I C s Basketball I 2 Sensor Play RODGER WHITMAN Blo ogy Club I Art Club 'I Hu Y 3 Chaplam A Dramatucs Club 3 Pres ld nt A Thesprans 3 4 Dram t 3 4 Chrestmas Play 3 lil 52 SENIORS BILL WILCOX I o y Club l and 9 3 A Phy Chem 3 Vace Presndem A Track 3 Scholarshvp Team CAROL WISE Phy Chem A HI Life Staff Chant Staff 4 JOHN WRIGHT oiball l 2 3 G 4 Tra 4 Class Bas ball A composure of our memorues 53 O JUNIORS Romance comedy and am serne 1 came to you n thus delghful performance of the Jun or Play Gene Barbara Wanda Delores Barger Barrett Barry Bealr Patsy Mary Fontella Betty Born Bowman Brooks Brown Karen Marilyn Adkins Akey Carolyn Connie Alloway Bailey Carol Duc Bewley Bur Jewell John Brown Brown 54 JUNIORS rm Don Terry Marslyn JOhr1 Barbara Brugler Buchenroth Burton Carpenter Cara Clmgerrnan Tom Donn Charles Shirley Jackie Judy Columber Cost Crnssman CU p Daniels Daniels Eddle Davus Suzanne Detrlck Joan Dugan Patty Dyfom The Open House c owd engoys a short prev ew of the Jumor Play 55 f Z I lr i ' 4 l 1 ' ni 1 I P I of 1 N r ' i ' , JUNIORS Hard workmg Jumors decorate the Youth Center for R059 PlTYlll5 MBFCIB scheduled Homecomung Eat' y Eaton Eckhardf Sharon eo lm Nancy Brenda Betty Ce za a Carole Fowler Galluzzo Gardner Gebby Grant Grnffnn Jack Gene John Margorle eg Hadley Hamilton Hanson Hawkins Heater Hecathor 56 ' l I L T' Elliott Ferguson Fitterer l' R y Ed ' ' P JUNIORS lm Bo Marllyn Mary rm Henry Holderman Hollopeter Hott Humphrey e um Nancy Mary Toby Jenkms John Kelty Kennedy Kerns Kerns Da e Jack Howard Kung Knowlton Lambert Manlyn Bo Margaret Future Vars ty Mate l 57 J' Bill b ' J' Hill P Q J' Phil l ' b V - . w XX ,viii . i ria JUNIORS Our1rustwor1hy off cers Lamberi Ell 011 Stuber and Rutter Joyce Ruth Nancy Duc I ue Lawrence Ledruck LeMaster LBVGH LOrd Lyman on Karen Tom Joan Mary Dave MacFarlane MacGlII1vray Marquls Marhn Maxwell McCracken 4 l 6 Qs sew' 58 JUNIORS Loralee George George Jams Joan Kay McNerIl McPeck Merednth Messner Mrller Mummey ue Jumor Gerald Torn Don Joyce Nash Newman Nlcholl Nogle Pannter Parker Larry ue Marian Mary Arm Duc Norma Sandra Bo Sharon Dtck Jacque rm Reed Richardson Rsgdon Rutter Robinson Rubm 59 S ' I S ' ' k Park Patrick Petty Petty Raley Rearrtes b ' J' JUNIORS Theur sweet soundmg vouces rang out n our Christmas Assembly Carmen Schottenstenn Scott Mary Kay Dean Sheeley Shephard Marlos Patty Fred Mary Carol Marulyn Shepherd Shack Slckles Slonecker Smuth Smnth Stanley Helen Jamce Cindy Nan John Smith Sours Stephenson Stocker Stuber u :van 60 JUNIORS Janet a Duc a um Marlorue Summers Tennant Trau Treen Underwood Underwood Donna Gloria Pau Belva Judy on Wallace Walters Weymouth Williams Wokna Yoder Absent when plctures were taken Lynn Brooks Charles Corwun Doug Davis Pat Ervm Herman Jackson Ken Jervls Dan Johnson Leroy Karg Jnm Knmball Jan Kung Mulfon Means 5. Hard workmg g rls poundmg the keys for those A s bl SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW Judy Ackerman Larry Alloway Barbara Angle Richard Artls John Barlup Carol Beatty Shenla Beck Marlorle Berry SECOND ROW Larry Blosser Rea Boone Don Born Jerry Boyd Bull Brenner Nancy Buckenroth Bull Burton Fred Burton THIRD ROW Sue Casey Ed Cole Reba Copeland FOURTH ROW Joe Corwnn Carolyn Cost Charles Cost FIFTH ROW Fred Costln Becky Crawford Jean Culp 3 A KAIL Hnstory students take tme out afte school to look over globe and maps hal 1 SOPHOMORES Lawrence Davas Wnllard Day Larry Dear Sue Deffenbaugh Larry Dull Kay Downey Barbara Downung Shnrley Downing Kaye Dytom Sondra Dytorn Frances Early Connue Easton Esther Edwards Grnny Elleman Jon Enochs Jerry Evulslzo Beverly Falve Jlm Fisher Judy Floss Ruth Floss Joann Focht Carole Frost Sandra Fultz Lunda Galluzzo Nancy Glllespne Joanne Goebel Jam Goslee Phlllp Grlbler Barb Guy Barbara Hackett Johnny Hackett Mike Hackett Myra Hague Barbara Hall Howard Hanaway Leah Harrison 63 SOPHCMORES Carolyn Nrswonger and Nancy Gnllespae go to their lockers after play pract ce Charles Hell Madeline Henry Henry Hicks Nancy Hollopeter Duck Horn Evelyn Horn Barbara Huber Dale- Humphreys Marllyn Jacks Carole Jackson Jerry Jenknns Ann Johnson Phyllls Johnson Vurgnnua Johnson Dave Johnston Bull Jones Janet Kung Jlrn Klpker Sherry Knott Dana Knowlton Jam Kuenzln Judy Lakin Alma Lambert Carroll Landis 64 SOPHOMORES Au 3. ...Jae 3' e een e bers look over the r bullehn board FIRST ROW Barbara Lanlz Jeffrey Lee Zelma Lowe Burt Lurnng Danny Mc Colloch Stephen McCracknn Tom McMullen Susie McNe1ll SECOND ROW Roger Matthews Cathy Maxwell Gerry Maxwell Sue Mules Mark Mmner Sherrill Moots Ellen Mueller Dan Nevers THIRD ROW Robert Newman Carolyn Nlswonger Tom OConnor FOURTH ROW Pat Parker Beverly Parmer Lewis Pnckerung FIFTH ROW Roger Pool Charlene Ralleff Becky Rnng 65 'l V 5 V ii. , 'f V , 6 , Lf S' g. Q-fl V s., l , V X X , U Q A I :.'!::7'O ' ,. 2 ij: ' ' sz , gl, S' S s. ,f 'Q i ,W ,i.. ,lllw,, l W ,:l'l,., W, C 5, ,C .ff C I Af W Tri-T m rn i ' . : 1 1 1 l 1 ' I I I ' Z I I I A I I , f - 1 , V , ' . I , , l U l . I , , l . SOPHCMORES MW my -,rm YXTH4 :Asus mms EAGLES f Do they look fam Inar'9 FIRST ROW Linda Rlsner Eunice Rosner Joyce Rumer Jean Rush Judy Sacksteder Judy Schrader Don Scott Roy Shawver SECOND ROW Brenda Shroyer Danny Slnclanr Marcla Small Mac Smith Lols Snyder Charles Sprankell Alnce Stearns Marlorre Stemen THIRD ROW Roger Strayer Lester Sutter Ken Swartz Joe Tabor Charlotte Taylor Barbara Thornton Tim Tillman Jane Traul KLLA Al Pal 66 SOPHOMORES Chuck Tullls Marla Vlcarlo Glen Watklns Helen Watkuns Garry Watt Allan Weymouth Melnnda Weymouth Gladys Whetsel Sandy Wllgus Duck Wunder Franny Wood Tex Zlmmel Absent when pictures were taken Lows Grow Ellzabeth Jackson Francis Johnson Carol Pash Carl Rumer 67 1 5 v Paul Wick ' S- , . FRESHMEN WW 1 Larry Campbell Nrkkl Casey Roger Cole Donna Compton Susan Conn Betty Connole Delbert Cordrey Madeline Crevuston Gary Daniels Sharon Danuels Charlene Davus lda Mae Dearwester Lucy Dearwester Bull DeLong Marsha Detrlck Sybil Adams Barbara Alexander Bruce Alloway Judy Amrxne Marne Anderson Lrnda Angle Jlmmue Askren Alice Ball Carl Banta James Barger Janet Baker Alice Barker Jane Beaur Bob Beaty Shirley Bethel Helen Bevungton Donna Bnshop Larry Blain Shnrley Bowman Pat Bradley Arretta Breaston Jackle Brown Judy Brown Rose Mary Brown Colleen Burke 5.- 68 N- Y' FRESHMEN Y' 1' 071-in vs. 1:45 Al Coach Erb has presented the freshmen football letters 47 69 Bonnie Detwller Mnchael Devine Douglas Dlener Sam Dunaway Max Earuck Gloria Elliott Karen Elliott Robert Elmore Mlckey Emery Carol Emmons Jeannette Englush Marsha English Jack Fngel Andy Fogt Dick Foote Linda Geboy Carl Gibson Penny Goodykoontz Ann Goslee Karen Gregg Connie Hamilton Bull Harvey Bob Hassel Sandy Haynes Charles Hengsteler One of our many soc al actvhes FRESHMEN 'C' 70 Doug Henry Lynncla Henry Dnanna Herholtz Earl Hucks Bobby Hull Don Horn Dlana Hughes Jennie Hurley Rufhle lrwln Carl Jackson Charles Jackson Make Jackson Rucharcl Jackson Sharon Jauref Harry John Torn Johnson Allan Jones Davld Karxbo Geraldine Kaucher Davnd Kauffman Tom Kaylor Melanue Kegg Mary Lou Kelly Jnmmy Kerns Linda Klnnard Remember when we were at Camp Cherokee? FRESHMEN LA 2:9 7I l Janet Knotts Judy Kosmatka Polly Lakin Gretchen Landis Conrad Lambert Eddie Latlrner Roy Leasure Mrke LeVan Naomu LeVan Carol Lrndeman Jlm McBride Ernestlne McBr1en Wayne McLaughlin Rex Means Georgia Meredith Carol Messler Bully Muckes Alice Muller Make Muller Walter Muner Paul Montrose Shnrley Moore David Morris Wanda Mummey Sandy Murphy ,M , ' 4 at ,b 'P , v ll . . 1 ' , J: V ,V , . r . If nv , lt ag , wh., A. ,s . Mfg, .31 6 '! - V t 'L L. , L1 K 9 Q Y 'M' X,-ns S: . . f , .' 4 . . vb, ' M 4' FRESHMEN ,.4 SW -.ni Don Neal Judy O Rielly George Packer Jim Parker Sharon Parker Gene Patrick Kenneth Paxton Linda Peters Sarah Plaugher George Pool Shirley Pool Eugene Post Eddie Prall Betty Puckett John Pusey Tom Rannells Howard Ratleff Robert Ratletf Linda Rea Gary Rhea Dick Richmond Adrianne Ritchie Larry Robinaugh Judy Rubin Tom Rumer A typ cal scene from one of our regular feshman classes kvk, 'r 72 AA! FRESHMEN Terry Ryan Mlruam Sargeant Paul Shafer Chuck Shafer Ray Shafer Joyce Shawver Ada Shoffner Bonnie Short Duck Sibley Judy Small Doug Smock Connie Stocker Joyce Stoker Mrke Straub Phtllup Strlckland Jacqueline Sutter Peggy Stuber Lnnda Swntzer Dennns Tallman Leonard Thomas MW? Dlck Thornton James Toth Bull Towler Harrlett Tully Carole Underwood hx Absent when prctures were taken Lynn Arrowsmuth Duck Cooksey Sharon Geboy Judy Green Robert Huston Dean Karg Bull Kung John Lawrence J D Napier James Queen Darlene Sage Larry Shawd Sandra Stoker Larry Zupp Davud Vance Wayne Welkart Jerry Westfall John Whitney Bull Wlcal Llnda Wlck Ed Wllltams ames Wullrams Mary Wllllams . . Lnnda Woerner 73 -Lg, . . 'A i 1 f , f I K ., Ivvvv my . . . ,,,,A 1 H l f : lk.. - ' , , 1 1 . L, I ll fl i K 1 -i i v M- ' . Heel' , N lv-.- A' V ' - 3 L ,, , Ag r I : . I b I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I ' q . .v 9 . . , J I 1 S.- Lx EIGHTH Connie Abbott David Ackerman Jane Aiken Charles Bailey Betty Ball Judy Barlup Tom Barrett Virginia Barry Connie Baxley David Beaty Shirley Bell Linda Berry Norma Berry Sharon Berry Linda Berton Jerry Bird George Bodenbender Judy Booze Charles Brown Dick Brown Leonard Brown Rose Ann Brown Linda Buckenroth David Burstaller Sue Burke Mike Butler Janice Byrd Bonnie Call Connie Campbell Wayne Carter Douglas Chamberlain Bonnie Clark Rose Ann Clay Ronnie Cochran Bill Columber Everett Conklin Sandy Connole Gary Cook Sharon Coover Joann Corwin Betty Cox Barbara Craig Jane Crissman Jerry Culp Larry Culp EIGHTH 'XL FIRST ROW Becky Danner Dale Deardruff Mary Debow Duck Deslandes Carl Doseck Nancy Dovel Kay Dugan Kay Dunson SECOND ROW Viola Durtllnger Gracle Elllott Mike Elluott Davld Engle Lana Fogt Dale Foreman Marge Foreman Wanda Foulk THIRD ROW Jack Frost Gene Galllmore Dlxle Gardner Ruth Gardner Fred Garland Sue Gxbson Chrlstnne Gillespie Jam Glllespne FOURTH ROW Tum Gilmore Carolyn Goldsberry James Grant Karen Grant Sandy Grant Mearl Hodges Nancy Green Marman Grow Enghth Grade'rs take actuve Interest ID electrons 75 EIGHTH 76 LeAnn Hadley Torn Hammond Kurt Hanaway John Hartzler George Heater Tom Heath Ronnie Hellman Mary Hrnkle Billy Hemlnger David Hendershot David Henry Sandy Henselman Harold Hoffman Linda Houchln Jim Huffman Max Hughes Rodney Hughes Sharon Hunt Rosanna Hurley David Hutchinson Tom lnsley Richard Jenkins Madeline Johnson Marilyn Johnson Rebecca Johnson Rita Johnson Garry Jones George Jones Jim Jones Thomas Kauffman Marilyn Kelly Barbara Kemmerllng Bonnie Kennedy Gloria Kerns Donna King Judy King Betty Landis Ivan Landis Marvolene Latimer Tom Lee Bucky Lord Kenny Lovelace Greg Luring Dixie Mabry Patty Mann EIGHTH 7- gk LA 4n4 Q 1 FIRST ROW John Maxwell Jlm McAlexander Gretchen McCllntock Jlm McDonald Pat McQueen Bob Meane Davy Muller Fred Muller SECOND ROW Bob Mltchell Linda Mitchell Vlrgll Napier John Nlchols Bob Nnswonger Pam Palmer Don Parker Nancy Parks THIRD ROW Bob Parmer Duck Parmer Ronnie Parmer Gary Pence Margaret Peters Gene Petty Mlke Phllllps Eddle Plank FOURTH ROW Bull Poole Gary Potter Tom Powers Judy Prall Raymond Puckett Richard Queen Eunlce Ratlett Linda Reid The Eighth Grade Band entertauns at annual Flmg Dmg A.. 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'Z T AL T Lite EIGHTH 78 Phul Rhea Januce Rnchards Sandra Rlgdon Judy Rlsner Don Roach Gene Robb James Roth Nancy Royer Davld Rumer Charles Schoepfle Lunda Severs Clark Sheeley Bull Sherman Gene Shoftner Phyllus Slckles Bob Smmons Ruta Sane Anita Smith Joyce Smith Make Smuth Jackue Snavley Fred Sparks Arthur Stapleton Micheal Stemen Warren Taylor Eva Tennant Larry Thomas Judy Thompson James Thrush Su Su Tullman Jerry Tntus Linda Titus Roberta Titus Chrlstlne Toth Jannce Treen Dnxue Ulmer Bruce Vance Paula Vance Ralph Wade Penny Wagaman Carol Wallace Wnllnann Wallace Jean Ward Betsy Watkins Patty Weber EIGHTH .J lniksmh .4 FIRST ROW Jack Weeks Daryl Westfall Carolyn Whntlatch Shnrley Whntney Ann Wrlllams Duck Wllllarns Bobby Walls Susan Wuse SECOND ROW Dennis Wren Gary Yoeshng Bob Yost Dons Zupp Eghth Graders rece ve football Iettes Parents attend annual Junuor Hugh Foorball Banquet 79 5- W 4 . , - II A' - r xx E 1 , , ' , ' ' , .. , . .. I . I . u : I I . I I ' ' fl W ai 'Q XA 4 i i r. ,W SEVENTH , , I ri. T gi 4 in Q I Qi: xt , Q These are our first athletic awards. TOP ROW: Richard Aiken, Paul Alexander, Charles Arnrine, Connie Angle, Frank Arbogast, Henry Artis, Lucille Bailey, Charles Baillie. SECOND ROW: Marvin Banta, Charles Barger, Keith Barker, Beverly Barton, Judy Bell, Patty Berry, Torn Berry, Cheryl Bodiker. THIRD ROW: Nancy Branham, Karen Breaston, Phenon Breaston, Larry Brenner, Bill Brown, Harold Brown, Larry Brown, Marcele Brown. FOURTH ROW: Susan Brown, Glenn Burnside, Don Casey, Dean Clingerrnan, Jim Coil, Patsy Columber, Mary Conklin, Carol Cook. SEVENTH Marla Copeland Rita Cordrey Patty Curl John Daniels Barbara Davis Keith Day Darrel Dear Rosemary Dearwester Howard Deslandes Nancy Detwiler Barbara Dill Johnnie Dotson John Downey Nancy Downing Alice Drake Suzzanne Dytom Charles Earick Ruth Ann Early Nancy Easton Buddy Eichholtz Cheryl Engle Scarlett Evilsizor Timmy Ewing Bob Faber Junior Ferst Alice Floss John Foote Ronnie Gloyd Betsy Grant Mary Guthrie Cindy Hanaway Judy Hanson Connie Hassell Tim Hassell Gloria Havens Linda Hellman Larry Heminger Larry Hengsteller Carol Henry Cora Henry Sally Hertenstein Clark Hicks Edna Hill Suzzanne Hilliker Richard Hoskins Bl SEVENTH eg 5 '5 l 4 AL i Z C' f 4, ni sr TOP ROW: Rose Huber, Jane Hufford, Carol Hull, Nikki Humphreys, Darlene Hurley, Howard lnskeep, Diana Jackson, Eugene Jackson. SECOND ROW: Roger Jackson, Sierra Jackson, Darlene Jenkins, Mike Jenkins, Paula John, Garry Johns, Jimmy Johnson, Joe Johnson. THIRD ROW: Valerie Johnson, Barbara Jones, Dallas Jones, Dennis Jones, Leila Karg, Jim Kegg, Richard King, Katherine Klein. FOURTH ROW: Suzanne Knott, Roberta Kosmatka, Jacqueline Lackey, Connie Lati- mer, Russell Latimer, Cheryl Levan, Carroll Lewis, Tommy Lindeman. The topflighters enioy their annual Fling Ding. 82 Rex McColloch Gary McDonald Janet Mclntire Peggy McLaughlin Virginia McLaughlin Bessie Marker David Marquis Gene Mathews Edith Mauk Francis Mickes Joyce Mickes Malcolm Miller Steve Miller Nikki Miner Larry Moon Larry Morris Sharon Moyer Robert Munz Christina Neeld Eddie Nelson Norman Nevers Connie Newman Kia Nogle Sheryl Oglesbee Larry Parmer Russell Parmer Phillip Paxton Ronnie Perkins Bob Pickering Jerry Porter Dennis Predmore Mike Prosser Phil Pugh Donald Queen Sandy Ralston Patty Rannells Charles Reprogle Rosemary Reprogle Bob Rettig David Reynold Mary Ritchie Jim Roach Leroy Roberts Mike Roberts Minnie Ross S SEVENTH ,WX YW The T956 Junior High football banquet. Ben Roth Randy Scott Janis Shawd Linda Sheeley Mike Shepherd Joe Shiveley Richard Shotfner Mary Lou Short Mike Silverstein Carl Simons Joe Slater Carol Small Barbara Smith Larry Smith Marilyn Smith Cecelia Stoker Laura Stuber Billie Sutter Tom Taylor Tom Taylor Charles Titus Glenna Tuttle Nikki Wagaman Betty Jo Wallace Barbara Ward -4 .r 84 1+.?t- SEVENTH Mike Whaley Virginia Whaley Danny Whetsel Ed Whiting Judy Whitney Charles Williams Donald Williams Janet Williams Virginia Williams Kenneth Williamston Karen Wills Mike Wilt Susan Winger Michaele Witwer Marsha Wren Rusty Zahs Absent when pictures were taken: Frank Cummings, Ricky Heath, De Jones, Paul Jones, Harold Karg, Sharon Summers, Maurice Taylor, Jim Wilgus, Tom Reynolds, Thomas Schott, and Janet Worcester. 'af' 85 ff: n VS' F . U 'M 1 Y rf 4 I f bf' Xi 1 I f , 4 if-In-so , I x v Q f ...J 1-Y---f .nn nn 4- ll C LEFT TO RIGHT Paisy Born Carol Emmons Kay Knowlton Jane Traul P u I I rogevher' Let s go' k . 1 f' 'W ' LeY's fight' Let's wm' 88 A , 1 'Y is . 'ma -v Q, L Betty Hayes, Dana Knowlton, Marilyn Smith, Judy Kosmatka. -fgzn CHEERLEADERS Inspiring the football and basketball teams from the sidelines was a capable group of girls. This peppy group consists of Kay Knowlton and Betty Hayes, both seniors, Patsy Born and Marilyn Smith, juniors, Dana Knowlton and Jane Traul, sophomores, Carol Emmons and Judy Kosmatka, fresh- men. They are the enthusiastic eight who lead the cheering section at every game. During the summer, they attended a cheerleading camp, and also prac- ticed very diligently on new and old cheers. They created the snappy post- ers decorating the walls and promoted the school spirit. Part of the team's success should certainly be attributed to our energetic cheerleaders. 89 Basketball Band at pep meeting. 1' Ng CD w.7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior Attendant, Suzanne Detrickg Senior Attendant, Sue Welsh, Queen, Kay Knowlton, Sophomore Attendant, Jane Traul, Freshman Attendant, Carlos Emmons. QUEEN KAY HOMECOMING Homecoming recalls memories of crisp autumn weather, old friends and returning graduates, and the tradition- al football game and Homecoming Dance. Memorable was the l956-57 Home- coming when the beautifully gowned Queen and her court made their initial appearance in the sleek convertibles of the royal procession. The royal party made their grand entrance on a flower laden float where our lovely Queen, Miss Kay Knowlton, was seated on a regal throne fashioned inside a gigantic gold iewel studded 'S L 'D i 4. Q crown. There she was crowned Home- coming Queen by Robert Frost who bestowed on her a coronation kiss. Our radiant Queen chose lor her coronation a gown of snow White embroidered cotton, the senior at- tendant, Sue Welsh, ruby red velvet- een' the iunior attendant, Suzanne Detriclc, emerald green velveteen, the sophomore attendant, Jane Traul, blue tatteta and embroidered net, the freshman attendant, Carol Emmons, champagne velveteen. Miniature mum corsages complemented their lovely apparel. lll 'V 311 K 15 Ml: ll Hg, lift. The Homecoming Court .-,JK 'D O 5 Alex To crown Queen ,tg I ?t V . C ,I Herb and Jimmy Van K .4 .. ' 'I WW' L6 1 if--S- ' K Oceen abc: Com' r it a' Ba' -In A FIRST ROW: D. Ritter, R. Poole, T. Rhea, P. Taylor, B. Silverstein, B. John, L. McLaughlin, B. Steig, J Wright, J. Traul B. Jones, T. Zimmel. SECOND ROW: D. Humphrey, T. Rannels, F. Sickles, L. Park, G Berger, E. Cole, T. Carey, R. Baxley, P. O'Connor, J. Phillips, J. John, J. Cira, H. Jackson, E. Prall, D Neil. THIRD ROW: D. Karibo, F. Costin, G. Rhea, M. Smith, B. Brenner, T. Fitterer, D. Horn, B. Luring D. Sibley, B. Harvey, D, Johnson, B. Miner, J. Hadley, L. Davis. Football captains. Outstanding players. I 5 3 , ,. I Z4 .7 I . ff I L . fr 1 f -, . ' Y' f' f. 3 1 y 92 The Chieftains, bigger and more pow- erful this year, started off the season victoriously by defeating Covington. Then came our traditional rivals from Urbana who outscored us. After further being defeated by Sidney, Lima Shawnee, and Van Wert, the determined Chieftains rallied again to defeat Celina, St. Marys, Marysville, and Kenton, making this their first winning season since 1952. As a result of the fine coaching of Mr. Auble and Mr. Kauffman, their final standing was five wins, four losses, which earned them third place in the Western Buckeye League. Selected for the All WBL Team was senior right guard, Bill John. Paul Taylor was chosen Outstanding Player of the year, John Traul, Outstand- ing Defensive Player, and Bill John, Out- standing Offensive Player. Team captains were Pat O'Connor and John Traul. Rep- resenting the team next season will be Captains Gene Barger and Larry Park. Urbana Sidney Shawnee Wapak Van Wert Celina St. Marys Marysville Kenton 1956 FOOTBALL SCORES 6 Bellefontaine . O 49 Bellefontaine 6 34 Bellefontaine l3 . O Bellefontaine . 8 26 Bellefontaine 6 O Bellefontaine 13 7 Bellefontaine 22 6 Bellefontaine T2 6 Bellefontaine T11 Get that ball! Mr. Erb, Mr. Musser, Mr. Dodd, Mr. Kauffman, Mr. Auble 93 Sidney 7 Piqua 7 Covington Marysville Urbana 7 777 77 Kenton Van Wert Celina 77 Shawnee Bluffton 7 St. Marys Kenton 7 Fit FEI' T957 BASKETBALL SCORES Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Bellefontaine 7 77 Bellefontaine Bellefontairte 777777777777 Bellefontaine 777777777777 Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Bellefontaine 777777777777 Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Bellefontaine Tracy Rhea and Richard Turner. Let's go, big team! This year, as last year, the Bellefontaine Chieftains entered the WBL fight with hopes held high. But this season those factors really paid off for the team because after the iubilant quintet, con- sisting of John Traul, Junior Phillips, Lynn McLaughlin, Mac Smith and Bill John, finished with the Challenging WBL teams, they made quite a perceptible record for the school. Time after time the Chieftains were faced with rugged opposing teams, but usually our team emerged victoriously. Sometimes the score was close and perhaps somewhat discouraging, but those boys in the red and white uniforms didn't let us down. Only once did they truly meet their match, and that was Wapak. The game was hard-fought, but the Chieftains had to take a loss, settling for a co-champion- ship with that team in the WBL. Never before have the B.H.S. fans shown such enthusiasm for the team and its success. ,Pon WWI sg! T4 ww F123 2' FIRST ROW:-Mac Smith, Lynn McLaughlin, Junior Phillips, Bill John, John Traul, Jack Knowlton, Bill Jones. SECOND ROW: Dick Weymouih. THIRD Anis, Ed Cole, Pete McCracken, Gary Rhea, Larry Park, Leo Ferguson, Ed Hawkins, Paul ROW: Danny Sinclair, Burt Loring, Jim Kuenzli, Bill Brenner, Roger Poole, Dale Humphrey, Tom O'Connor, Fred Burton, Shawnee rebounds Bellefonfaine 64-Shawnee 57 95 .mg ,i E If ff'fm.,gv:gxf 13. -pw f- .,,,L,,N 1-P25 f Wx - X J : 4- F W .,, , le' 4 Qfyl Y i m 'ff x . 'Q M Y: 154 f wi an , -44 ---.,,,,, 0 -,V .-W'-.1 P' 'kin-Q --'J-no i ' QIAANQVA x'l -sw. 1 fm .. 114 r' A 1 j,'1 ,Q Nw 5, . X Y' l I ' -EX JIM qzx f I tx, X, Q' '11 K 1 I : - ?h'- - B ,V Q , ' 4 X M, I M 'f'f fm 'fm,-'- I gg 5 i YYa,Q' vvv' 'qw-X Ll 1 x. 'I 4 . lax W1 nv. X 1 K- ! g f 1 L . f K X 'ixfz ls...-.ri 15 TROY TOURNAMENT lt was Junuor fHandy Andy1 Phulltps ntght when he led the Chueftatns to a 48 to 42 trvumph over Greenon In the fnrst tourney at Troy on February 26 Junior the shortest man on the floor hut fufty percent of hrs shots maknng a total of seven teen points Mac Smlth the Chneftauns bg 61 forward rapped the nets for fourteen polnts The game was ntp and tuck all the way wuth the score tted on nune occasuons The BHS Chneftauns won thevr second game of the Troy Class AA Dlstrtct Tournament as they elnmnnated the Randolph Bobcats on February 28 The game was one whtch wlll long be remembered at least by Chleftauns fans for the Chteftatns fought back after betng down four potnts wlth only seconds to go They scored two points on Lynn McLaughltns free throws but were stlll behtnd two potnts wtth ttme runnung out Randolph was fouled and the game seemed to be tn the bag for the Bobcats The shot was mlssed however and Mac grabbed the rebound and was fouled wtth three seconds left tn the contest He cashed In wuth the score tted at 41 Bull John opened the extra three mtnutes wlth two quick fueld goals Randolph retaltated tynng tt once agatn Then Junnor hut on a push shot from hus corner The Bobcats tmmedtately called ttme but after puttnng the ball unto play thexr futtle attempt mlssed as the gun sounded The scoreboard showed the Chleftanns the vlctor 47 to 45 After wtnnang two tourney games the Chteftatns fell to Tecumseh 61 to 53 The game belng the thurd durlng that week was played on Saturday March 2 Although the Chneftauns showed great sptrtt they were unable to stop the fast breaktng Tecumseh qutntet The team should be commended on a lob well done They showed their destre to wan and never quit Thus deslre goes partly to Coach Bernle Kauffmans motto whuch as A qultter never wins and a winner never qults WE WON' 97 . . . i . I f . . . . I. I a on the first shot and sank the bonus throw, forcing the game into an overtime , . I I I ' I - I ,, . . 1 . . 351' FIRST ROW B Jones D Humphrey E Cole R Brown J Phrllrps R Leasure SECOND ROW C Lambert F Burton B Brenner G Rhea D Artns D Srnclarr THIRD ROW Coach Erb P OConnor M Smith J BASEBALL The Chnettarns compuled a 56 record for this year The team was composed mostly of sophomores and freshmen Thus ns the frrst year that the baseball team has partrclpated rn the WB L They lost therr first home game to North eastern 12 to 6 Although they lost thear frrst game of a doubleheader at Cellna 3 to 2, thenr hard work and team sprrrt pard oft ID the second game, whuch they won T3 to 2 The team had only four sensors thus season They were Ron Brown, a tour year letterman, Lynn McLaughlrn and Junror Phrl laps, both are three year lettermen, and Pat O'Connor, a two year letterman ', Q' . .1 ,, I A .fl ' 'xl , ll 3, , T 2, gl ,rj 'L FIRST ROW C Newman R Tennant D McCracken D Wren G Hamnlton L Dear D Karlbo C Shafer SE OND ROW J Curran B John D Sbley E H kms T Fm rer J Lee J Parker W Day THIRD W J Brugler T OConnor J Kuenzln H ckson J n Kn on D T Ra,-me 5 Tr ul R ocl The track team under the leadershrp of Coach Auble had a rather poor season thus year Hard work and steady practlces helped place Belletontaune In seventh pla e IO the Upper Arlungton Relays on May TA At thus meet Herman Jackson almost broke the Bellefontalne Hugh School dlscus record by throwlng the plate T36 feet 8 Inches The record of 141 feet 83!4 Inches was estab lnshed IP l955 by Jam Prater They lost to Kenton 93 to 25 Urbana 62 to 56 Sndney 92lf2 to 28 and Lima Shawnee 86 to 32 Herman Jackson and Bull John partlcnpated ln the dnstrnct meet at Dayton on May 17 TRACK 99 Up and over' 42' ,qv- N. FIRST ROW J Rubnn J TRAUL B Gasaway SECOND ROW J Enoch J Hadley J Humphrey J Underwood .f ff, Sensor Lettermen TENNIS The T957 Tennls Team was composed of seven members These boys played singles num ber one man senior John Traul number two man gunlor Jlm Rubln number three man senlor Bruce Gasaway and number four man lunror Jack Hadley The boys playung doubles were Jim Underwood and Jnm Humphrey gunlors and John Enoch a sophomore Thus year the team played two matches wuth Urbana Wnnnlng singles matches were Jnrn Rubun and Bruce Gasaway Wrnnung doubles matches were Jnm Underwood and Jim Humphreys Jlm Rubin was the only winner ln the second match The team also held a round robnn tournament The team was coached by Athletuc Director, H A Dodd X. 2 ' .- . .4 J. I . .--,Q A - , 4 ' 4 .1422 fx v . - ' A Q ' ' ' ' ,f-' , . ' ' ' ' ', . - I A A ' I , A..q.l' Q l I - ' ' '- , ,. , . - , , . . ,L M .h ni - ' 'gf' T f 4 tx' ., xx ' l .222 uw . J ' ' of , A .1 , 4' ,.r Y . - - 4 la r , 6 ' s vi: T 'X 5 A f- 'Q af ja- f ' W ' - mmf . f - , . H .2:g1'.Z5 -f f ' ' f , ' , -4 ' ' J ' V N Lg 5 - I 1 - 1 - . : . , . , . , . 1 1 I . I I I, Q . . 'r I I I , . . ' . 'r , - 1- 1 - - ' J . 1 if ' - 4' , 'tl' ' ' ' ' :ff 'ff' . . . X.-s -?Ee'i': -' Mr Moms lCo-achl J Wrvght T Carey B Lunng E Hawkms GOLF The season offlcrally opened for B H S golfers on Aprul I6 1957 The fsnal game scheduled was May 21 This years team consisted of two sensors one gunuor and one sophomore Next years team wall have two experlenced starters The sensor members were Tum Carey and John Wrrght whale Ed Hawkuns and Bert Lurung were the lunnor and sophomore members of the four some respectively These golfers partlcrpated n meets wuth Marysvvlle Llma Shawnee and Sudney youths Thus group of energetlc young golfers are under the leadershup of Mr Morrus T m always w ns f ' l X A ff ' I ,QI 1' 5. A xy? ' Aa' ff' ' f I 'Q -f 3 . ,M-5.59 f 1:63 V Z x .4 , W X X H N Inf: 5 I ,jj yd 'I ,L a , . 1 1 ' a q K ' 4 g s I ' - 3 1 Ay' NX V X ia 2 2 A 'Lf 1 . ,P 4 y W u,a ...S .,.,..-wx, , V 7, V wf 5 ,AZ M., X B. Af STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student governing body ot Belletontaine High School. Its members are elected, one from each home room except Main and Study Hall. From these three represen- tatives are chosen because of the size of the homerooms. These represent the students at the council meetings. Mr. Freeman is the Advisor and Sue welsh is the President. Suzanne Detriclc is the Vice President and Judy Lakin is the Secretary. As the student advisory hoard they decide who sells at which game and endeavor to help im- prove the school, It is one ot the most important organizations tor creating a more united spirit within these halls. on tv Wt? x.: K. FIRST ROW: Mr. Freeman, S. Detrick Vice President, J. Lakin, Secretaryg S. Welsh, President. SECOND ROW: J. Hartzler, D. Jones, G. Potter, S. Elliott. THIRD ROW: C. Angle, P. Rannells, J. Hufford, L. Hadley, FOURTH ROW: J. Brown, B. Det- wiler, J. Knotts, J. Focht. FIFTH ROW1 C. Whitlatch, B. Kennedy, S. Coover. SIXTH ROW: M. Emery, S. Culp, N. Weaver, L. Huelsman. sEvENtH Row. H. Dipple, B. siesg. P. McCracken, L. Park, A. Jones. B. Newman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On Thursday, April 25, eleven Seniors and seven Juniors were tapped for National Honor Society, the highest honor of their high school career. These eighteen were chosen from the upper third of their respective classes by vote of their classmates, these also in the upper third, and the members of the faculty. They were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Willingness to render service to the school and community, successfully holding school offices or positions of responsi- bility, and upholding principles of morality and ethics which demonstrate highest standards of honesty and reliability are some of the qualities that members must possess. By provisions of the National Constitution not more than fifteen per- cent of the graduating class, nor more than five percent of the Junior class may be admitted. At the impressive candlelight service the seven Senior members who were admitted in their iunior year, tapped and escorted the new mem- bers to the stage where they received certificates of honor, membership cards, and signed the Honor Society register. The President this year is Bob Silverstein, the Vice President, Jane Emmons, and the Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Bewley. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Maxson, loralee McNeill, Shirley Culp, Marylinn Horn, Bob Silverstein, Sue Welsh, Mary Kennedy, Ed Schottenstein, Judy Taylor. SECOND ROW: John Meyer, Nancy Weaver, Faith Spehr, Kay Knowlton, Jeanne Schrader, Connie Cole, Howard Lambert, Linda Huelsman. THIRD ROW: Bill Stieg, Celia Gebby, John Traul, Jane Emmons, Mr. Freeman, Barbara Bewley, Janet Sidesinger, Carol Bewley, Bill John. tiriiiiiii I fiiiffi 4 - f f 1 nn J' '+..,,n 33: FIRST ROW: M. Purnell, J. Emmons, B. Bewley, President: SECOND ROW: M. Horn, N. Weaver, J. Schrader, B. Beaty, J. Taylor, P. Born, L. Huelsman, Treasurer, B. Hayes, Secretary: J. Augustine, Vice President. THIRD ROW: S, Elliott, T. Kerns, B. Brown, M. Smith, N. Sibley, J. Brown. FOURTH ROW: I.. McNeill, C. Bewley, N. Kelty, B, Gardner, Miss Waite, Advisor. FIFTH ROW: K. Knowlton, S. Norris, S. Welsh, J. Dugan, P. Jenkins, J. Martin. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association, known to all as the G.A.A., is formed on four points: ethical, moral, physical, and social. Their colors are light blue and dark blue and their flower is the pink rose. A scholastic average of C with a B in physical education, plus points earned in partici- pation in intramural sports is the requirement for membership. They have a formal and an informal initiation I06 both of which are remembered, somewhat fondly, sometimes not, by all the members. Every year the G.A.A. can be found in someone's basement making corsages at Homecoming time. This year's program included a caroling party, a chili supper, and the presentation of a hilarious minstrel. Heading G.A.A. this year were Barbara Bewley, President: Jane Augustine, Vice President, Betty Hayes, Secretary, Linda Huelsman, Treasurer, with Miss Georgia Waite as the able Sponsor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Toward new horizons expresses the goal of the Future l-lomemakers of America in learning to live better lives and those of their families might be better tomorrow. Their colors of red and white are symbolic of youth which has courage and unwavering determination to succeed yet has innocence and purity and holds integrity as its highest virtue. Their emblem bears a house supported by two hands which indicate that the future of the homes, in America is in the hands of its youth. Growth is of major importance to these students of home economics, thus resulting in many worthwhile projects which encourage democracy in home and community life as well as promoting international good will. FIRST ROW: A. Barker, Historian, J. Lawrence, Vice President, S. Fogt, President, A. Stearns, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: M. Kelly, N. Casey, B. Huber, R. Copeland, E. Edwards, B. Galluzzo, J. Brown, M. Bowman, S. Lyman, C. Porter, E. McBrien, D. Bishop, M. Small, THIRD ROW: J. Beair, C. McBrien, M. Henry, C. Burke, N. Henry, S. Poole, S. Rigdon, M. Sargent, M. Williams, R. Davis, L. Woerner, C. Wallace, K. Elliot, G. Landis, J. Shawver, A. Burke, P. Stuber, H. Watkins, S. Wilgus, Miss Ryan, Advisor, 'nav' ...- .--fr , .1-11.6. vi -225 i ff2fw Q,,.,,wM N T . i f . .... , V. ' Q ,,....... E L .1-1-1 .--nu --1: FIRST ROW: J. Knowlton, President B Wilcox Vice President E Schottenstein J Stephenson C Griffin M. Lautenbach, F. Spehr. SECOND ROW M Kennedy Treasurer R Tennant J Hadley J Matn D McCracken, J. Schrader. THIRD ROW T Fitterer E Hawkins G McPeck J Humphrey R McFarlane D Cost.-FOURTH ROW: D. Traul D Ritter J Guy S Culp J Dugan B Barrett FIFTH ROW C Gebby M. Shepherd, C. Bewley, F. Brooks R Early Mr Lautenbach BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of this club is to create greater interest in the study of biology and of related subiects. lt is open to all interested biology students. Under the able guidance of Mr. Geist this club opens the way to further exploration of the study of nature that is not available in the classroom. Assisting Mr. Geist are the officers of the club- Frances Early, President, Roger Matthews, Vice President, Carol Emmons, Secretary, Bonnie Det- wiler, Assistant Secretary. During the year they view moving pictures hear lectures, and examine specimens to obtain more information on the mysteries of nature. K PHY-CHEM Phy-Chem Club is formed by the students of physics and chemistry with Mr. Lautenbach as sponsor. Through movies, experiments, and lec- tures, they obtain practical knowledge of science and its latest discoveries. Each year these students present a science assembly when their scientific knowledge is demonstrated by the experiments which they perform. Some ot these experiments are entered competitively with other clubs and schools and have won awards for these students of science. While learning the solution to the wonders of science is the primary purpose for the meetings of the Phy-Chem Club, it also contributes to other worthwhile proiects. Its con- tribution this year to CARE was one of them. FIRST ROW D Diener J Whitney G Hamilton R Mathews Vice President, C. Emmons, Secretaryp B. Detwiler Treasurer F Early President SECOND ROW J Askren L Dear M. Emery, J. Rubin, A. Ritchie, A Goslee THlRD ROW Kay Downey Betty Connole D Herholtz G Kaucher, M. Detrick, S. Conn. FOURTH ROW L Kinnard A Weymouth J Goslee E Muller A Shoffner. FIFTH ROW: B. Huber, S. Knott C Underwood P Goodykoontz Mr Geist Advisor S Beck J Lakin. IO9 LEFT TO RIGHT M Henry P Snclcles Treasurer Mrs Shawn Advlsor J Byrd Vnce President S Hensel m n C Gullespue R Hurley B Sherman P McLaughlTn J Hartzler J Amrme G Landls J Brown S Ful1z D Jones B Jones L Sheeley R Johnson C Amrune C McBrlen L Barley J Whutney R Kosmatka C Tofh L Berry R Sign S Moyer V Johnson ART CLUB The ArT Club under The supervlsuon of The arT Teacher Mrs Shawn IS organvzed Tor Those sTudenTs who have a desure To draw palm and creaTe IT also gives arT sTudenTs a chance To Try some of The mediums OT arT noT open To Them Tn arT classes Some of Therr acTTvTTTes are charcoal porTralTs of each oTher TexTlle or glass paTnTTng sTudy of The Irves oT The masTers and occaslonal Trups To museums of arT For The pasT Two years ArT Club has used some OT TTS Talems ID palnhng spooks and goblins on The downTown sTore windows Iendung effechvely To The Halloween season ll0 3 - T - T I T T I - T I T ' 5 T - T T T T T - T - T - T - T - T T T T - T - T T T L T - - T - T - T A T T - T T T - - T T T - T TT TT TT - TT 4 - - T JUNIOR RED CROSS To help the needy as the purpose of the Junior Red Cross A council conslstnng of homeroom representatives carry out varlous prolects wrth the help of their advrsor Mass Welshlrner They work hard on the membership druve and In collectung the gvtts to the Junior Red Cross Chest vvhrch IS sent out each year The otfncers for thus councnl were Nancy Weaver Presudent Bully Poole Vnce Presndent Stanley Dow Secretary Marlos Shepherd Treasurer FIRST ROW M Shepherd Treasurer S Dow Secretary B Poole Vlce Presudent L Huelsman M Hague N Weaver Presrdent SECOND ROW G Landus M Smuth R Johnson J Rubnn THIRD ROW R Kmg B Craug J Barlup S Brown J Kosmatka FOURTH ROW E Schottensteun R Gardner J Goslee M Emery FIFTH ROW J Humphrey J Worcester S Fultz C Nlswonger M Anderson SIXTH ROW C Bewley N Kelty S McNerII C Deardurff Mrss Welshumer Advrsor SEVENTH ROW R Macfarlane N Detwnler L McNerIl S Culp F Wood -TEENS The YTeens under the guldance of Mlss Cooper IS composed of lumor and semor gurls lt as a branch ofthe Natlonal YWC A which IS a fellowship of women and gurls devoted to the task of realazung :deals of personal and soclal luvmg They hope to reallze these :deals by growmg as rndlvuduals growlng In frlendshlps wlth people of all natuons races and rellglons and by growung ln the knowledge and love of God LEFT TO RIGHT J Taylor Presudent S Detnck Secretary N Stuber Vnce Presndent S Hatchel C Barley B Johnson Treasurer B Bewley J Danrels M Akey L McNesll R Early C Stocker J Shawver S Rugdon N Fowler M Robrnaugh M Maxson S Fogt B Wnllnams M Kennedy F Spehr N Moore J Schrader S Ellloft S Patruck C Cole S Culp P Jenknns J Shultz S Lyman M Lautenbach P Shrek P Dytom B Barrett P Nuchols J Cook C Roush C Porter D Thompson N Kelty J Wokna J Brown B Galluzzo J Sndesmger F McCulloch B Beaty C Reed C Bewley K Adkuns S Buroker C Lantz L Huelsman B Hayes S Norns K Knowlton B Brown N Weaver J Blanr C Deardurff J Lawrence S Nash S Lyman M Purnell N LeMaster P Eaton D Wallace M Slonecker S Reed M Horn J Augustine J Emmons J Martun M Smlth H Sours J Dugan N Subley R Davus C Allowuy J Stephenson E McQueen Mass Cooper D McCray L Romer J Robnnson P Born B Clnngerman S Welsh M Eckhardt M Underwood M Shepherd C Smnh M Sheeley B Gardner TRI- TEENS LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT TO BACK M Weymouth Presudent S Conn Secretary S McNeuII Treasurer B Falvey P Stuber Vnce Presndent P Lakm F Wood L Rea G Elluott N Gnllespte B Crawford M Wnlluams J Kosmatka J Culp E Mueller C Nnswonger L Galluzzo S Deffenbaugh M Sargent L Woerner B Short M Detnck S Wllgus C Easton M Kelly N Casey P Parker A Rttchte C Emmons K Ellnott J Brown S Bethel B Lantz F Early S Dowmng W Mummey A Goslee K Gregg M Anderson S Parker J Shawver S Fultz B Angle K Downey J Knotts J Smnth P Goodykoontz M Emery B Connole C Lmdeman S Casey M Berry S Mules R lrwnn D Herholtz L Peters H Tully M Vncano B Downmg L Angle J Sacksteder D Knowlton C Beatty A Johnson J Go I B Hall L Rnsner J Rush C Messler J Traul G Elleman B Guy L Switzer G Merednth B Detwller J Rubm C Underwood M Hague L Henry J Amrme A Lambert J Focht G Kaucher C Wallace S Moots K Dytom B Huber L Kmnard S Knott S Haynes Mlss Oglesbee S Poole B Puckett A Barker S Bowman M Englnsh C Stocker J Schrader B Rmg The Tru Teens orgamzatuon IS a branch of the Natuonal YWCA It as composed of freshman and sophomore gurls At theur meetungs they work and play together for more knowledge In God theur nenghbors, and themselves They also work together In order to butld a hugher standard of Ilvung for each of them to follow Mass Oglesbee ns the advtsor of this club which was organized four years ago ' -A HI-Y Hi-Y, under the guidance of Mr. Watkins, is affiliated with the National Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs. Its aim is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards ot Christian character. So that its aims might better be attained, the club sends two officers to a summer camp each year. With President Bill Stieg at the helm these young men planned money-making projects to replenish their treasury so they would be able to contribute to other worthwhile programs. A recipient this year was CARE. By con-. tributing to this organization they hope to promote international good will which will help to secure a lasting peace. To these young men who might be called upon to defend their country, this might well be the ounce of prevention that is worth more than a pound of cure. Further endeavors of the club was setting aside a definite sum of money to be applied to their scholarship fund which was established last year. FIRST ROW: J. Meyer, Treasurer: T. Carey, Sergeant-an Arms, T. Rhea, J. Knowlton, T. Elleman, D. Ritter, J. Humphrey, B. Silverstein, J. Brugler, D. King, J. Cira, Q. Painter, B. Wilcox, G. Nicholl, J. Underwood, R. Prall, T. Fitterer, P. O'Connor, G. McPeck, B. Amrine. SECOND ROW: J. Traul, Vice President, J. Phillips, Sergeant-an Arms: S. Webster, J. Rubin, R. Yoder, B. Norris, S. Dow, J. Guy, P. Lord, D. Traul, C. Scott, E. Schottenstein, E. Nicholl, J. Hadley, H. Dipple, R. MacFarlane, D. McCrack- en, R. Turner, B. John, L. McLaughlin. THIRD ROW: B. Stieg, President, Mr. Watkins, Advisor: R. Whitman, Chaplain, P. Johnson, Secretary, R. Cynecki, D. LeVan, B. Jackson, E. Hawkins, D. Raley, B. Gasaway, G. Barger, J. John, L. Park, T. Burton, B. Frost, H. Lambert, W. Maxwell, G. Meredith, D. Cost, J. Huber, R. Baxley. FUTURE NURSES ASSOCIATION f s Z ., 5 time W FIRST ROW: S. Norris, President, L. Risner, S. Fultz, H. Watkins, Mrs. Collins, Advisor, B. Lantz, L. Snider, C. Griffin, K. Downey, F. Brooks, M. Stemen, A. Shoffner, S. Haynes, M. Anderson, S. Parker, B. Alexander, C. Hamilton, P. Lakin, S. Lyman. SECOND ROW: C. Porter, J. Shawver, S. Fogt, G. Kaucher, B. Crawford, S. Miles, S. Moots, K. Dytom, E. Mueller, S. Beck, S. Dytom, B. Bewley, C. Lindeman, N. Kelty, J. Lakin, Treasurer, M. Emery, Secretary. The Future Nurses Club is a newly formed club this year. It has proved most helpful to those girls interested in pursuing a nursing career. At their meetings they have had skits and several films pertaining to this field. Guests have been the superintendent of the Mary Rutan nursing staff and the teacher of the history of nursing at the University of Cincinnati, College of Nursing and Health. Also approximately twenty-five of the members volunteered their services to help care for the sick at the Mary Rutan Hospital every Wednesday evening. Along with Mrs. Collins, the school nurse, the members visited the Rehabil- itation Center in Magnetic Springs. The officers are: Sue Norris, President, Melinda Weymouth, Vice President, Mickey Emery, Secretary, Judy Lakin, Treasurer. CO-OP FIRST ROW Lous Jean Elluott Januce Cook Janet Sudesunger Betsy Johnson Judy Handley Elsue McQueen Lous Rosner Duane Whutney Janet Ackerman Phyllus Nuchols Perhaps as you wandered around the halls thus year you notuced that some senuor gurls were only here un the mornung and thus may have puzzled you some These students are takung Co Op They attend school un the mornung and un the afternoon they learn by applyung what they have learned un the classroom to actual sutuatuons whuch aruse as they work at some llb lousuness establushment They also earn some of that commoduty whuch seems to be a necessuty especually un the senuor year of school Those un thus program thus year were Janet Ackerman Januce Cook Lous Jean Elluott Judy Handley Betsy Johnson Elsue McQueen Phyllus Nuchols Lous Rosner Janet Sudesunger and Duane Whutney 5 1 1 u 1 u 1 1 1 - , . ' I - . 1 : , I I I 1 1 1 I I ' VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB FIRST ROW B John SergeantatArms L McLaughIrn Vrce Presrdent D Morgan Presndent J Sprankle Secretary Treasurer J Schultz Reporter SECOND ROW J Phrllups J Rumer J John J Collrns J Sullrvan R Grant J Grant C Rurner ROW THREE J Short C Kelly B Larson J Henry FOURTH ROW E Metz G Nlcholl J Hanson K Mummey D Buchenroth B Holderman H Jackson C Newman C Corwln P Lord J Runkle B LeVan Mr Norris Advnsor L Karg FIFTH ROW E Rathfelder E Nlcholl D Shepherd J VanNess The Vocatnonal Industrial Club sponsored by Mr Norris guves :ts members frrst hand Informa tlon about machunes and thelr usage They use modern machlnery and up to date methods which will be of great help to those boys who are planning to get 'obs In lndustry In January ten members of the club attended the northwestern V I C annual convention t Toledo Unrverslty They raised money to buy blue and gold packets wrth the club emblem and name on the back of them The officers this year were Danny Morgan Presndent Lynn McLaughlrn Vnce Presrdent John Sprankell Secretary and Treasurer Bull John Sergeant at Arms Jlm Schultz Reporter II7 7 - 1 ' ' I - 1 i - 1 1 - 1 ' I . , . Z 1 1 - r ' r ' r - 1 . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 . . : . , . , . , . . 1 ' r ' . - 1 1 I 1 1 I r . . . a - - , , . P Eaton Miss Llewellyn, J. Brown, D. Herholtz, W. Mummey, T. Baum, A. Goslee, J. Kosmatka C Easton A Burke F. Brooks, J. Amrine, J. Robinson, S. Beck, C. Gebby, C. Deardurff, M. Maxwell M Henry A Shoffner, B. Brown, T. Kerns, J. Brown, J. Lawrence, C. Bewley. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Our library is a busy place all day. Primarily, it's used for reference. To aid the students, it has dictionaries, atlases, encyclopedias, and other books on various topics. Each period, there are trained student librarians to help the students in search for information. These girls are freshmen through seniors, and are very helpful to Miss Llewellyn, the school librarian. FIRST ROW: J. Amrine, B. Detwiler, J. Rubin, S. Knott, L. Kinnard, D. Karibo, Censors, R. Cole, Censors, J. Pusey, Consuls, M. Emery, Aedilesp C. Emmons, Aediles, M, Detrick, Aedilesg P. Lakin, Aediles, L. Rea, C. Lambert, Quaestor. SECOND ROW: J. Askren, D. Richmond, A. Jones, R. Irwin, B. Connole, S. Parker, A. Shoffner, D. Herholtz, L. Angle, C. Messler, M. Anderson, S. Haynes, A. Goslee, G. Elliott, J. Kosmatka, A. Ritchie, G. Kaucher, L. Blain, T. Ryan, Quaestorp W. McLaughlin, Miss Otte. ll8 LATIN CLUBS I AND ll Romani Hodierni, the advanced club and Legio Nona, the club for first year students, meet on alternate weeks with their advisor, Miss Otte, teacher of Latin. Their purpose is to learn more about Roman customs and the Latin language through reports, contests, games, and plays. Their meetings are patterned after officials of the Roman government with the consuls acting as the two presiding officers. Other officers are: aediles Cprogram chairmenj, censors fsecretariesl, and quaestors ltreasurersl. Legio Nona means the Ninth Legion which was Caesar's legion, and Romani Hodierni means Romans of Today. FIRST ROW: G. Elleman, C. Beatty, B. Guy, J, Schrader, D. Knowlton, M. Vicario, S. Miles, S. Moots, F. Burton, Aedile, J. Corwin, Quaestor, H. Lambert, Consul, L. McNeill, Consul, F. Wood, Censor, N. Gillespie, Censor, S. McNeill, Aedile, M. Weymouth, Aedile, B. Downing, Quaestor, C. Niswonger, Aedile, C. Easton, Aedile, J. Culp, E. Muelleg SECOND ROW: K. Dytom, J. Traul, J. Rush, F. Early, P, Parker, R. Early, C. Stocker, K. Downey, B. Lantz, C. Griffen, R. Boone, R. Newman, M. Hackett, J. Schrader,' M. Kennedy, B. Falvey, P. Jenkins, J. Martin, S. Deffenbaugh, R. Matthews, F. Costin, C. Cost, E. Rosner, B. Crawford, Miss Otte. 1 3 f 1 FIRST ROW: S. Culp, J. Curran, K. Knowlton, Secretary, C. Scott, B. Norris, F. Spehr, H. Dipple, President, J. Meyer, Vice President, Bette Brown, Treasurer, Mrs. Core, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Taylor, S. Webster, R. Whitman, L. Jenkins, R. Prall, N. Stuber, N. Weaver, J. Humphrey, J. Wokna, M. Vicario, F. Wood, D. Ritter, D, Raley. THIRD ROW: M. Maxson, B. Gasaway, B. Frost, M. Horn, H. Sours, S. Norris, D. McCracken, C. Bewley, R. Boone, J. Brown, S. Buroker, B. Clingerman, C. Crissman. v',1', FOURTH ROW: J. Dugan, T. Elleman, C. Gebby, S. Dow, B Hayes, M. Eckhardt, J. Emmons, B. Downing, G. Elleman, S Elliott, B. Ervin, B. Gardner, G. Hamilton, P. Hecathorne, P Jenkins, L. Huelsman, E. Schottenstein. FIFTH ROW: J. Shultz, S. Welsh, J. Augustine, B. Amrine, B. Barrett, B. Beaty, T Burton, C. Cole, D. Cost, J. Traul, N. Kelty, M. Kennedy, D King, J. Knowlton, H. Lambert, C. Lantz, M. Lautenbach, J Lawrence, K. MacGillivray, R. Matthews. 'Ei .. v W .W vig VA 5. Ln ll, 1 I BBQ? F IMQI ea 0 o .asa-oft I GA, 4 2 THESPIANS AND DRAMATICS CLUB T, The Dramatics Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Core, , . Q FIRST ROW: Eckhardt, Treasurer: Taylor, Secretary, Whitman, Vice President, Norris, President, Mrs. Core, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Maxson, Webster, Early, Gillespie, Elliott, Lakin, Beck, Vicario, Fultz, Downing, McNeill, Elliott, Traul, Elleman, Culp, Niswonger, Detfenbaugh, Stuber, McGillivray. THIRD ROW: Stephenson, Meyer, Cost, Martin, Ervin, Beaty, Dytom, Moots, Kinnard, Knott, Lautenbach, Spehr, Detrick, Smith, Jenkins, Sours, Easton, Scott. FOURTH ROW: Gebby, Clingerman, McCracken, teaches the arts of make-up, stage management, direction, and acting. At each meeting a short play is presented to im- prove techniques in these fields. To be eligible tor membership into the Thespians, an honorary dramatic society, each student must earn ten points by being in plays, working on committees, or participating in various school dramatic activities. Awards are given to the most outstandng Thespians of the year. Their Drama Night production, Cheaper by the Dozen, a comedy about a typical American family with twelve child- ren, was presented Friday, April 5. Augustine, McNeill, Shick, Dugan, Lawrence, Kennedy, Norris Buroker, Weaver, Cole, Knowlton, Hayes, Shultz, Huelsman Emmons, Welsh, Underwood, Horn, Lambert, Gasaway, Dipple Elleman, Prall, Matthews, Barrett, Wokna, Culp, Brown, Wood FIFTH ROW: Purnell, Patrick, Haynes, Williams, Henry, Griffin Gardner, Kelty, Hamilton, Humphrey, Hackett, King, Hawkins Knowlton, Boone, Hadley, Traul, Dow, Burton, Frost, Jenkins Schottenstein, Brown, Bewley. l ,X l2I 1 'Q Cornelia's mother and father l Dick, Emily, Cornelia, leo JUNIOR PLAY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was presented by the Junior Class of Belle- fontaine High School on November lo. The play relates the escapades of two young girls, Cornelia Otis Skinner, burning with the desire to act, and Emily Kimbrough, the more practical one, who try to prove how mature and independent they are of their families by taking a trip to gay Paree together. Two boys, Dick and Leo, whom they meet on the ship help to liven their adventures. ln their hotel room, which was inhabited by bedbugs, Cornelia finally real- izes her ambition to act before the noted actor, Monsieur de la Croix, who is interested only in meeting her father, also a famous actor. The extraordinary escapades of these young girls fill the play with many, much- enioyed incidents of hilarity. FIRST ROW: J. Lawrence, K. MacGilli- vray, M. Kennedy, J. Dugan, S. Culp, S. Detrick, P. Shick. SECOND ROW: D. Cost, C. Scott, T. Burton, E. Schotten- stein, D. McCracken, J. Humphrey, D. King, H. Lambert. SENIOR PLAY On May 24, the Senior Class presented the play, Young April under the director- ship of Mr. Watkins. The play is a story of a young girl who has her beaux in rapid succession, almost marrying the wrong one, until the kindly intervention of her mother and father, to- gether with the girl's own growing under- standing, steers her over to the right one. The older brother, who is in love with an ideal conception of the sweetest girl in the world, discovers that she is only human after all. For a time he is completely disillusioned. Finally he realizes that he loves her anyhow, just as she is. Throughout the play, Mother and Father, now in great con- cern, discuss their youngsters' problems which prove to be quite realistic. li' E Aa. 4.-15' WF? 'JI Friends of Terry or George? Mother, George, Terry, Father STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Prall, P. O'Connor, N. Sibley, J. Traul, P. Johnson, L. McLaughlin, C. Cole, B. Silverstein, R. Davis, J. Augustine, S. Webster. SITTING: B. Frost, M. Horn, J. MEYER, C. lantz, K.'KnowIton, C. Roush, J. Emmons, S. Dow. MIXED CHORUS, GI Persevering Throughout the year with hard-working en- thusiasm, The Chorus satisfyingly provided The school with a wealth of musical activity. They sang at several assembly programs-Thanksgiving and World Day of Prayer-besides The regular Spring Concert. This year, under the direction of Mr. Stang, more affectionately known as Prof, the Chorus presented The never-To-be-to?goTten operetta, Chon- ita. This was about a band of gay gypsies among whom was The lovely Chonita. The very effective music was based on Themes of Franz Liszt. Also The Chorus participated in a chorus competition at Piqua on March 23 and earned a rating of ll which is excellent. Another facet of Prof's work is To direct The Girls' Chorus. This energetic group of girls arrive at school in The wee hours of the morning to practice while the rest are still snoozing soundly. They sang at The Career Day Assembly and The Spring Concert. xx R FIRST ROW: G. Elleman, B. Guy, S. Lyman, M. Shepherd, K. Downey, G. Kaucher, L. Rea, S. Beck, S. Fultz, B. Clingerman, H. Watkins. SECOND ROW: B. Falvey, S. McNeill, D. Thompson, P. Jenkins, M. Detrick, P. Lakin, J. Lakin, F. Spehr, N. Moore, E. Mueller, P. Born, THIRD ROW: C. Porter, J. Focht, L. McNeill, N. Kelty, M. Horn, J. Haynes, R. Davis, B. Bewley, F. Wood, C. Roush, K. Knowlton. M. Lautenbach, S. Lyman, S. Knott. Schrader, J. Schrader,'M. Smith, S. l24 of 5' 56559 ESQ? 1 , K 1 I ' Q O 1 I, vw? Q A Q . 'lnldall A' ,A I If wt ' gi ' g I3 is WA? 51,8555 My rd .V 5 i is s WE 'mf Q Q , A, jkg , 1 Q I .Q ig li 1 S l 1 I' T , , 2 Iii ff K -Q- ,..v FIRST ROW: J. Schrader, M. Lautenbach, F. Spehr, J. Schrader, B. Barrett, M. Horn. SECOND ROW: Henry, J. Hartzler, D. Herholtz, F. Early. THIRD ROW: C. Griffin, S. Coover, T. Burton, S, McNeill, D Thompson, M. Maxson. FOURTH ROW: S. Fultz, M. Weymouth, N. Moore, K. MacGillivray, E. Rosner ORCHESTRA AND SWING TEENS The school orchestra is under the leadership of Mr. Stang. Every day eighth period the mem- bers can be found rehearsing diligently. Besides giving a concert in the spring, the orchestra fur- nishes music between acts at the plays. In January they entertained the student body at an assembly in which they played an assortment of songs. I26 The Swing Teens, under the direction of Mr. Thorley, practiced every Monday evening after school. They played for the dances at the Youth Center after football and basketball games. After buying new music, the rest of their proceeds was used tor a pleasure trip to hear a well-known musical group. 5. Ji B. Kennedy, L. Hadley, S. Knott, D. Hendershot, B. Wallace, M, Hackett, C. Lantz, H. Sours, D. Painter, N. Detwiler, M. Foreman. FIFTH ROW: M. Underwood, J, McAlexander, A. Ritchie, M. Langstaff, N. Fowler, D. Wren, M. Eckhardt, R. Yoder, P. Weber, D, Tallman, J. Traul, Mr. Stang, Director. STANDING: Mr. Thorley, Director. FIRST ROW: W, Weikart, L. Henry, M. Shepherd, R. Turner. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, J. Lee, D. Hendershot, T. Schoff, L. Alloway. BELLEFONTAIN 1,48 The spirit behind the team and its fans is due largely to the support given by the B.H.S. Marching Band whose presence on the sidelines and at pep sessions is a great morale booster. Their drill and marching formations at half-time cere- monies are the results of many hours of practice during and after school hours. Their activities include participation in the following civic affairs: Halloween parade when band members dress to represent many eerie charactersg welcoming the arrival of St. Nick at Christmas timep parading for the Memorial and July 4th parades. At the close of the football season the band members hang up their uniforms and occupy their places in daily music sessions, when the Concert Band begins preparations for their Annual Spring Concert. The supervision of the Belle- fontaine Marching Band and the Concert Band is under the direction of Mr. Harold Thorley. I 28 ARCHING BAND Mr. Thorley, E. Tennant, L. Peters, J. Rubin, F. Spehr, B. Detwiler, J. Schrader, W. Mummey, L. Angle W. Weikart, M. Hackett, F. Sparks, B. Falvey, J. Meyer, L. Robinaugh, J. Lee, R. Matthews, D. Hendarshot: M. Smith, B. Wallace, R. Wade, B. Galluzzo, E. Horn, N. Fowler, J. Williams, G. Yoesting, D. Foreman L. Blain, J. Goslee, A. Weymouth, L. Alloway, J. Frost, L. Shawd, P. Weber, R. Cole, D. Wren, D McPherson, J. Enoch, J. Rubin, K. Paxton, R. Irwin, D. Herholtz, J. Risner, N. Royer, R. Johnson, B Hackett, J. Kaucher, L. Galluzzo, S. McNeill, J. Vance, N. Moore, D. Thompson, M. Maxson, L. Henry, M. DeBow, J. Thompson, M. Shepherd, S. Buroker, D. Painter. FRONT ROW: T. Burton, C. Lantz, M Eckhardt, B. Angle. I29 I QI FIRST ROW: J. Guy, R. Yocler, D. Cost. SECOND ROW: N. Weaver, J. Traul, M. Vicario, J. Martin, B Guy, J. Dugan, N. Sibley, L. Huelsman, D. Knowlton, J. Traul, G. Elleman, S. Moots, E. Rosner, T. Baum D. Thompson, C. Lantz, C. Wise, J. Sidesinger, C. Gebby, C. Bewley.THlRD ROW: R. Matthews, C. Gillespie B. Kennedy, L. Hadley, P. Weber, R. Johnson, J. Booze, M. Hinkle, P. Shick, M. Lautenbach, A. Jones D. McCracken, M. Emery, A. Goslee, C. Cole, T. Burton, K. MacGillivray, M. Shepherd, C. Deardurft STANDING: Miss Otte, Advisor, B. Silverstein, Senior Editor, M. Kennedy, Junior Editor, L. McNeill Junior Associate Editor, J. Emmons, J. Augustine, J. Vance, K. Knowlton, J. Schrader, F. Wood, F. Spehr M. Maxson. f fl fl' inf' 'Y.a-x . ,.,, - 1 I- W pf L Q' I N H 1 gm A ' 1 T , Q A 5: , 1 .fl 1 -,,, ' .sk ' s - - LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Taylor, C. Cole, J. Vance C. Wise, L. Huelsrnan, S. Norris, C. Deardurtf, B Norris E. Schottenstein, Mr, McClar'ahan, S. Welsh. ' 1 HI-LIFE STAFF All the latest news in the school can be found in Hi-Life. A staff of students ranging from seventh graders to seniors, under the guidance of Miss Otte, contribute their time and efforts in compiling the pages of the school paper. The staff is headed by Bob Silverstein with Marylinn Horn as Senior Associate Editor. Mary Kennedy and Loralee McNeill are the Junior Associate Editors. The staff takes care of all the nhotogra- phy, aided by Mr. Freeman, typing, editing, and printing that goes into it. Hi-Life comes out every other Thursday. The students scour the school for present news, past parties, and other items of interest. CHANT STAFF This year the Chant staff is under the efficient supervision of Sue Welsh. Her staff consists of Judy Taylor, Senior Editor, Ed Schottenstein, Junior Editor, Sue Norris, Sophomore Editor, Linda Huelsman, Freshman Editor, Connie Cole, Eighth Grade Editor, Carol Wise, Seventh Grade Editor, Bruce Norris, Business Manager, and Caro- lyn Deardurff and Jean Vance, Copywriters. Work on the Chant started early last spring with the helpful assistance of Mr. McCIanahan and con- tinued on through the summer when members of the staff attended a workshop at Ohio Univer- sity to gain new ideas for improving the yearbook. l3l ...L -fe .rt l lv'-Q An evenmg nn Pans n a garden at night SPRINGTIME IN PARIS PROM T957 I32 Sprlngtrme In Pans was the theme for the T957 Prom which the Junuors presented to the Seniors on May T7 At one end of the gym was a mural of a couple surrounded by sights of Paras, nn cluding the Elffel Tower The other end held an focus a beautiful fountaln In the center of a crystal clear pool The tables were arranged nn sldewalk cafe style, and on each red and whlte covered table was placed a flower rn an BFTISTIC candle drlpped bottle Tony Salantlno and hns band provlded the musac for thus specual and much engoyed occaslon - 1 I ffl' ' T A fl I: '1 3 K Q l , . 1 . 5, 4'-fx! ff VY'-.c-.T 7 Y,,,A,f ,rw V. ,. as V- S J-, 1, ' 4-5 I . I f T x, ', ' . :v : 1 A .J-'F 2- .a , i's,ag T ' .'.,-'A TJ ' 1 A+ -- fads, Arai, - . -' .I - '. A ' . . 1- I 'll - ' T ' -T T 1 1 T . 1' '1 V' f 4 L 'I :U Q 'Q 5 ZLISS, .. Q sc , G :Ir . ,T A7 'f,j I :M , W.. , .s 'l LJ, -':.5'1- K ., r , ff: Q , V . , .I fe E X , , I . 11 ' ' ' ' u A I . . r - 4 ' . X N l Q , Y' COMMENCEMENT 4 , l Lf-1S'! 4: CLASS SONG As we near the end of our journey, Through these halls we all know so well, Though we love, we honor, extoll thee, Our loves here are now at their knell. Let us think on these things at our parting, Though we leave with silent regret. This ending is also a starting. There's far more ahead of us yet. Receive thanks now from each son and daughter For we see with bright clarity. Our futures we owe our alma mater. Our futures we all owe to thee. May we never forget one another, And all of our old school ties rend. May we love as sisters and brothers And each look on each as a friend. I lt PATRONS Beatty Motor Sales Inc Belgas Belle Cleaners Belletontalne Drrve ln Theatre Belletontalne Examiner Belletontanne Lumber 81 Supply Belletontalne National Bank Bellefontalne Platlng Company Bllnn Electrrc Company Bobb Motor Sales Bobs Cut Rate Bordens Daury 8 Ice Cream Company Braytons Better Shoes Buchenroths Mens and Boys Store Cnty Market Colvun Salvage Company Coulter Shoe House Cullngan Soft Water Service F N Davldson Jeweler Dees Department Store Delongs Inc Flower Shop Gullesples Inc Hadleys Studuo Hartley 81 Nlcholl H a 1 f Q Hpbers Mens and Boys Store I36 I I I Corwin's Clothing Store , . D u I , , , PATRONS l-Iutchrns Dry Cleaners Jamrson Drugs Inc Kennedy Funeral Home Lrle Dance Studio Logan County Bank Logan County Lumber 81 Supply Company Logan News Stand P Constructron Company A J Muller Company M 8fR Televuslon Sales81Servlce National Extrusion 84 Manufacturlng Company Notestlnes Floor Coverlng Plttys Candy Store Rutter Brothers Rockwell Ross Towel 81 Llnen Supply Corp H G Short 81 Company Altman A Smuth Jeweler 81 Optometrist L M Stupp Furniture Super Value IGA Tangers Furnlture 84 Applrance Mart Uhlmans Dry Goods Westlnghouse Electnc Corp Wulcoxs Market Wlnans Pastry 8. Candy Shop Wrens Greenhouse l37 L. .Z. ' Page's Dairy PERSONNEL Auble Robert 18 92 Bales Cora 18 Baugher Donald 18 Baut Elunor 18 Bewley Edward 18 Bodenbender Karl 16 Clark Lewls 25 Collrns Beverly 25 Cooper Kathryn 18 112 Core Dorothy 19 120 121 Costln Margaret 25 Detruck Emery 25 Detwnler Ella 25 Dod H A 19 92 Dow Edwin 25 Erb Oscar 19 69 72 80 92 Freeman P Q 17 104 105 Frltzlan Leslle 19 Funkhauser Pete 25 Gelst Donald 19 109 Godwln Howard 19 Green Dance 24 Hendershot Carl 16 Hurley Myron 20 Johnson Sabra 25 Kauffman Bernard 20 92 Lautenbach H W 20 108 Llewellyn Blanche 24 118 Magee Elnzabeth 20 Marmon Herman 20 Marsh Imogene 21 McClanahan Roy 21 130 McClmtock Wllllam 21 Morrls Karl 21 80 Morris Roy 21 101 Musser J R 21 92 98 Newell Lydia 22 Norrls James 22 117 Oglesbee Annta 22 113 Otte Grace 22 119 130 Penrod Anne 22 INDEX Ramsey Dorus 22 Rudaslll Glenn 25 Ryan Mary 23 Shawan Mane 24 110 Shurk Owen 23 Stang Edwin 24 125 126 Thorley Harold 24 127 129 Walte Georgia 23 106 Watkms Paul 23 114 Welshlmer Paullne 23 111 Wood Gretchen 23 Zoz Muriel 25 SENIORS Ackerman Janet 28 116 134 Amrlne Robert 28 33 114 120 134 Augustnne Jane 28 34 41 45 49 106 120121 123125130 Barlow Sharon 28 134 Baum Tanya 28 49 118 130 134 Baxley Ronald 28 44 49 92 114 134 Beaty Betsy 29 41 43 45 106 120 12 4 Bewley Barbara 29 34 41 49 105 106 Blalr Janet 29 112 125 134 Brown Donald 29 134 Brown Ronald 29 49 98 134 Burke Alice 29 107 118 134 Buroker Sharyl 30 33 44 112 120 121 129 134 Carey Tum 30 40 49 92 101 114134 Cole Connie 30 44 49 105 112 120 121 123 130 4 Colllns Jlm 30 49 117 134 Cook Janice 30 112 116 134 Corwm Bull 31 134 Corwm Jum 30 134 Curran Jam 31 99 120 134 Davis Ruth 31 44 107 112 123 124 Deardurft Carolyn 31 111 112 118 130 134 Dspple Harold 32 104 114 120 121 I - - I I - I I - I - I s Z 1 1 1 I s I ' - 1 I n 1 1 -' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I o n ' 1 1 1 1 ' . 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' 134 1 1 1 - - 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 134 138 INDEX Dow Stanley 32 49111 114120121 123 134 Down1ng R1chard 32 134 Elleman Thomas 32 114 120 121 134 Elllott Lols Jeanne 32 116 134 Ervin Betty 33 120 121 134 Emmons Jane 32 41 45 47 49 105 112 120 12 123 Fo Sherrlll 33 107 112 115 Frost Bob 33 49 91 114 120 121 123 130134 Garllng Sandra 33 134 Gasaway Bruce 34 49 100 114 12 123 4 Grant Jerry 34 117 134 G Jerry 34 49 108 114 131 4 Handley Judy 34 116 134 Hayes Betty 35 41 44 49 88 89 106 12 120 121 Henry Msldred 35 107 110 118 134 Henry Nancy 35 107 134 Hoffman Sondra 35 134 120 121 123 124 126 130 Huber John 35 114 134 Huelsman Llnda 36 41 45 49 104 105 1 2 130 Jackson Bull 36 114 125 134 Jenknns Beverly 36 134 Jenklns Larry 36 120 121 134 John Bull 37 40 48 49 92 94 99 105 4 117 Johnson Betsy 37 49 112 116 134 Johnson Ph l 37 49 1 14 123 134 Kelly Cllfford 37 117 134 Knowlton Kay 37 41 43 47 88 90 91 10 106112120121 123125 0 Lantz Carolyn 38 44 112 120 123 126 129 130 134 Lee Albert 38 49 134 Lee Rlchard 38 134 LeVan B1ll 38 117 134 Lyman Sharon 38 107 112 115 124 McBr1en Clara 38 107 110 134 McColloch Frances 39 1 12 134 McCray Delora 39 1 12 134 McLaughl1n Lynn 39 43 45 47 48 49 9 94 98114117123 4 McPherson Davud 39 129 134 McQueen Elsle 40 112 116 134 Marmon John 40 134 Maxson Mar1lyn 40 49 105 112 125 126 129 130 Maxwell Wallace 40 114 134 M z E l 41 117 34 Meyer J n 41 44 49 105 114 123 139 34 Moore N ncy 41 112 124 126 Morgan Danny 34 41 Nlcholl Eldon 42 114 117 134 ols Phyllls 42 49 112 116 Nogle Fred 42 134 Norrls Br ce 42 49 114 120 121 130 134 Notestlne Sandra 42 134 OConnor Pat 43 49 92 98 114 Palmer Sharon 43 134 Ph11l1ps Junuor 31 43 48 49 92 94 98 4 117 Porter Carol Sue 43 107 112 115 24 Roger 44 114 120 121 123 Purnell Martha 44 49 106 112 121 133 134 Rhea Tracy 44 48 49 92 94 114 134 Reed Carol 44 112 134 Roberts Mary Jo 45 49 134 Robrnaugh Marllyn 45 112 134 Ro ner Lo1s 45 112 116 4 Roush Connue 45 112 123 124 134 Rumer Jlm 46 134 Rumer John 46 117 134 Runkle John 46 117 134 Schrader Jeanne 34 41 46 105 106 1 2 119 124 125 126 I39 l I I' 1- I I I, I , 21 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I 106,, , ,'1,' ,'125', ', ' , - , gfl I 1 1 1 1 1,134 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 134 , - , , ' I - , et, ar- , ,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Oh 1 1 1 1 1 1 1, , 13 121, , ,1 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 Uyl '- 1 1 1 1 1 'I ,1 1 1,134 I I I I 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 .' 1 1 I 1 U - 1 1 1 1 1 I - I 134 Horn, Marylinn-35, 41, 47, 49, 105, 106, N0fV1S, SUSBV1-41, 42, 106, 112, 115, 120, 112, , , , , , ,134 121, , I 1 1 Q 1, 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 ' ' ' ' I 106, 11,112,120,1 1, ,134 134 ' I j I II I I I I I I I 7 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - I ' I 'I ' 11 , ,134 134 - Prall, - , , , I I 134 1 it 1 1 1 1 I k I I I I I 5, 1 I I 1 I1 1' 1 I 1 ,113 1 I 1 I1 I I I I I I 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 S I ' - I I I 134 108, '1, , ', ', ' ,134 ' INDEX S utz Janet 31 33 45 46 49 12 12 121 4 Schutz J1m 46 117 134 Shawver Judy 47 107 112 115 134 Shotfner Ruth Ann 47 134 Short Juette 47 134 S1bley Nancy 43 47 49 106 112 130 134 S1des1nger Janet 48 49 105 112 130 134 Sllversteln Bob 47 48 49 92 105 123 130 34 Smith Nell 33 43 48 49 134 Smlth Sandra 48 125 134 Spehr Fa1th 49 105 108 112 120 126 129 130 Sprankell John 44 49 117 134 S eg Brll 44 49 92 104 105 114 4 Storer Sue 49 134 Taylor Judy 50 105 106 112 120 130 134 Taylor Paul 50 92 133 134 Thompson Dorothy 50 112 124 126 129 130 134 94 00 5 123 130 Turner Rrchard 47 50 94 114 127 Vance Jean 50 129 130 134 VanNess Jlm 51 117 134 Wagner Bob 51 134 Wallace Freda 51 134 Weaver Nancy 33 41 49 51 104 105 1 12 Webster Sam 51 114 120 121 123 4 Wesh Sue 31 41 49 51 9 91 4 106 12 Wh1tman Rodger 49 52 114 120 121 4 Whltney Dlanne 33 52 116 134 W cox Blll 49 53 108 114 34 W1se Carol 53 130 134 Wright John 49 53 92 101 134 JUNIORS Adklns Karen 54 112 130 134 130 134 140 Akey Manlyn 54 112 Alloway Carolyn 54 112 Barley Connle 54 112 Barger Gene 54 92 114 125 Barrett Barb 54 108 112 120 121 126 Barry Wanda 54 Beaur Delores 54 Bewley Carol 54 60 105 106 108 111 12 12 125 B1rd Dlck 54 Born Patsy 54 61 88 106 112 24 Bowman Mary 54 107 Brooks Fon ella 54 108 115 118 Brown Bety 54 60 106112 118 120 Brown Jewell 54 60 106 112 118 Brown John 54 Brugler J1m 55 99 114 Buchenroth Don 55 117 Burton Terry 55 114 120 121 122 126 129 130 Carpenter Marrlyn 55 Clra John 55 92 114 Cllngerman Barbara 55 60 112 120 121 4 Columber Tom 55 Corwln Charles 117 Cos Donn 54 55 108 114 120 122 125 130 Crlssman Charles 55 120 Culp Shlrley 55 60 104 105 108 2 120 121 Dannels Jackre 55 112 Danlels Judy 55 DBVIS Eddle 55 125 Detrrck Suzanne 55 60 90 91 104 131 2 Dugan Joan 55 106 108 112 120 122 125 130 Dykmn PaHy 55 112 E Rose 56 108 112 119 21 Eaton Phyllls 56 112 118 Eckhardt Marcla 56 61 112 120 121 126 129 133 Chl 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 'l ' l 1 ' O, ,13 , - , l 1 I 1 1 1 H 1 Q t 1 1 ,1 1 1 1 1 I .1 1 - - , .- , , , , 116, 112f118, o,' 1, 2130 ' ' Q l 1 -T 1 1 1 1 I ,I - I , I , ,1 1 ,1 - , 3 I li- I I I I I T l I I I I 1 I I 1 TT- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l - 1 1 1 1 I 124, , , ,134 1- 120 1 1 1 1 1 1 D i 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I S I, 11551, John-31, 40, 44, 47, 48, 49, 50, - ' - ' ' - 92, ,1 , 10 , 114, , ,134 '12 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 I , 4 I ' 1 I ' T1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , , , , , 106, 11, 112, O, 121, , 11, l ,122 1 1 1 1 1 1 113 Q , i L' , l 1 1 1 1 1 1 O1 I 1 u , 1 105, ,112, 0,121, , -, - - , l ' T ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 11121 13 '12 1 ' D 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 11211 1 1 1 1 1 1 ll I 1 l I L 1 1 1 1 arlyl 1 1 1 1 1-l INDEX Ellrott Sharon 56 58 60 104 106 12 121 Ferguson Leo 56 57 94 Fltterer Tum 56 92 99 108 114 Fower Nancy 56 112 126 129 Galluzzo Brenda 56 107 112 129 Gar ner Betty 56 106 112 120 121 Gebby Celua 56 105 108 118 120 121 125 30 Grant Ray 56 117 an Carole 56 108 115 1 9 Ha ey Jack 56 92 100 108 114 121 Hamllton Gene 56 99 109 120 121 Hanson John 56 117 Hatchel Sue 112 Hawklns Ed 56 57 94 99 10 4 Heater Marlorle 56 Hecathorn Peg 56 120 Henry Jlm 57 117 B1 57125 Hollopeter Marulyn 57 Hott Mary 57 Humphrey Jlm 54 57 100 108 111 120 12 Jackson Herman 92 99 117 J n uns Peg 57106112119120 21 n Jlm 57 92 99114 Karg Leroy 37 117 y Nancy 57106111112115 124 Kennedy Mary 54 57 105 108 112 0 2 122 Kerns Phll 57 Kerns Tobe 57 106 118 Dale 57 114 20 122 Knowlton Jack 56 57 94 99 108 114 12 121 5 Lambert Howard 57 58 105 114 12 121 122 3 Langstatf Marilyn 57 126 Larson Bob 57 117 Lautenbach Margaret 57 60 108 112 12 121 4 125 126 Lawrence Joyce 58 7 2 121 Ledrlck Ruth 58 LeMaster Nancy 58 LeVan Dlck 58 114 125 Phul 58 114 Lyman Sue 58 124 Mac arlane Ron 58 108 111 114 MacG1ll1vray Karen 58 60 61 120 122125126130 Marquus Tom 58 Martun Joan 58 106 108 112 119 125 130 Maxwell Mary 58 118 McCracken Dave 54 58 99 108 114 12 121 122 0 McNe1ll Loralee 56 59 60 105 106 111 119 124 125 McPeck George 59 108 114 Meredlth George 59 114 Muller Joan 59 Mummey Kay 59 117 Nash Sue 59 112 Newman Jumor 59 99 117 Nlcholl Gerald 69 114 117 Nogle Tom 59 Palnter Don 59 114 126 129 Parker Joyce 59 Pa Larry 59 92 94 104 114 Patruck Sue 59 112 121 125 Petty Marlan 59 Petty Mary Ann 59 Raley Duck 59 114 120 133 Reames Norma 59 Reed Sandra 59 Rlchardson Bob 59 Rlgdon Sharon 5910 112 5 Rutter Duck 58 59 92 99 108 114 Robnnson Jacque 59 112 118 Rubln Jlm 59 100 114 129 Schottenstesn Ed 54 60 105 108 111 12012 122 I4I G 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 7 1 1 1 1 O, O1 112 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 1541 1 1 L 1 . t 1 1 1 1 ll O' I l 1 T 1 1 1 . ' 1 d 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l L I ' 1 h - 1 1 1 1 1 1 Lord' -1 ' 11 1 L 1 I 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 Griff' , - , , , 1 , 121, , - , , , ,121 126 , , , dl 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' I i I I Q I I I I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , - , , , , 1, , 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 114,121 o, , ,13 ' I T I 11211 I I 1 111301 1 1 Hill, 'II- , ,133 ' , - , Holderman, Bob-57,117 Messner,Janice-59,125 114, 1, 1 1 1 1 1 I .1 t I I e 1 T 1 1 1 1 11 1 ,I - I I 124 . - Joh, ' - , , , ,117 ' - ' ' ' I 1 I rkl Q- 1 1 1 1 1 Kelt , - , , , , ,120, - - 121, ,125 ' , ' ' ' 119,1'2,11, ',1ao ' ' ' f , - King, - , ,1 ,121, ,125 , ' - Ol 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,I -3 I 7, I-I2 I 1 I I I I .1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- Ol I '13 U ,1 Q 1 1 I ' f 114, ,' 1, ,130 ' ' INDEX Scot C rmen 60 114 120 121 122 Sheeley Mary 60 112 Shepherd Dean 60 117 Shepherd Marlos 60 108 111 112 124 127 129 130 C Pat 54 60112 21 122 Slckles Fred 60 92 Slonecker Mary 60 112 Sm1th Carol 60 112 Smlth Marllyn 60 88 89 106 112 121 Smlth Stanley 60 S urs Helen 60 112 120 121 6 Stephenson Jan1ce 60 108 112 121 125 Stocker Cundy 60 112 119 Stu er Nan 58 60 61 112 120 121 Sulllvan John 60 117 Summers Janet 61 Tennant Ray 61 99 108 Tr u D k 6199108114121 Treen Pat 61 Underwood J1m 61 100 114 121 Wallace Donna 61 112 Walters Glorla 61 Weymouth Paul 61 94 W1ll1ams Belva 61 112 121 Wokna Judy 61 112 120 121 Yoder Ron 61 114 125 126 130 SOPHOMORES Ackerman Judy 62 Alloway Larry 62 127 129 Angle Barbara 62 94 113 129 Artls Rlchard 62 98 Barlup John 62 Beatty Carol 62 66 113 119 Be She1la 62 65 109 115 118 Berry Margorle 62 113 Blosser Larry 62 Boone Rea 62119120121 125 Born Don 62 Boyd Jerry 62 Brenner B1ll 62 92 94 98 Buchenroth Nancy 62 66 Burton Bull 62 I42 Burton Fred 62 94 98 119 125 133 Casey Sue 62 113 Cole Ed 62 92 94 98 Copeland Reba 62 107 125 Corw1n Joe 62 119 Cost Carolyn 62 Cost Chuck 62 119 Costln Fred 62 92 119 133 Crawford Becky 62 113 115 119 C Jean 62113119 21 DBVIS Lawrence 63 92 Day Wnllard 63 99 Dear Larry 63 99 109 Deftenbaugh Sue 63 113 119 121 D1ll Larry 63 Dwney Kay 63 109113115 119 124125 Downlng Barbara 63 113 119 120 121 Downlng Shlrley 63 113 om Kaye 63 113 115 119 Dytom Sondra 63 Easton Connle 62 63 65 113 118 119 Edwards Esther 63 107 Elleman Glnny 63 113 119 120 121 124 125 130 Enoch Jon 63 100 129 Ev1ls1zor Jerry 63 Falvey Beverly 63 66 113 119 124 125 129 F1sher James 63 Floss Judy 63 Floss Ruth 63 Focht Joann 63 66 104 113 124 Frost Carole 63 z Sandra 6311011113 15 124126 Galluzzo Llnda 63 113 129 G1llesp1e Nancy 62 63 64 113 119 121 Goebel Joanne 63 70 113 Goslee Jam 63 109 111 129 Grnbler Ph1l1p 63 Guy Barbara 63 113 119 124 125 0 Hackett Barbara 62 63 65 129 1, 5 1 , , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I , 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 l , 1 , sm k, - , , , 1 , , 130 , - 1 1 1 1 , 1 , I 1 I D 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Ulp, - I I I 'I 124 - . 1 1 1 ' 12 ' ' ' ' O 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , I , ' ,,- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I l b 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 . I 1 I O I 1 I I I I I I .l I I - I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 a l, ic - , , , , I - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ur1derwood,Mar1or1e-61, 112, 125, 126 Early, Frances-63, 109, 113, 119, 126 ' ' 1 ' 1 A 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 , - 121 1 1 1 I i I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 , I 1 1 1 1 1 1 .. 1 1 1 I - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 I . . T I 'L 1 1 1 .. 1 1 I 1 -I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ckl 1 1 1 1 1 1 F I 124 U 1 - , , , 1 ,1 ,121, I l . 1 I I 1 - I 1 1 1 , . . ... I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 . 1. I 1 I l 1 I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 INDEX Hackett Jon 63 Hackett Mnke 63 119 121 126 29 Hague Myra 63 111 113 Hall Barbara 63 70 113 Hanaway Howard 63 Harrison Leah 63 Hell Charles 64 Henry Madellne 64 Hacks Henry 64 Hollopeter Nancy 64 Horn Dlck 64 133 Horn Evelyn 64 125 129 Huber Barbara 64 107 109 113 125 Humphreys Dale 64 92 94 98 Jacks Marilyn 64 Jackson Carole 64 Jenkins Jerry 64 Johnson Ann 64 70 113 Johnson Phyllis 64 Johnston Vlrgunna 64 Johnston David 64 92 Jones Bull 64 92 94 98 Klpker Jlm Knott Sherry 62 64 65 113 121 124 Knowlton Dana 64 66 88 89 113 119 125 130 Kuenzll Jlm 64 94 99 125 133 Lam Judy 64 66 104 109 115 121 124 125 Lambert Alma 64 113 125 Landls Carroll 64 Lantz Barbara 65 113 115 119 Lee Jeff 65 99 127 129 Lowe Zelma 65 66 Lurung Burt 65 92 94 101 McColloch Danny 65 McCracken Stephen 65 94 104 133 McMullen Tom 65 M elll Susie 62 6511111319 124 126 129 Matthews Roger 65 109 119 120 129 130 Maxwell Cathy 65 Maxwell Gary 65 es Sue 65113115 Miner Mark 65 92 ots Sherrill 65 113 115 125 130 eler Ellen 65109113115119 Nevers Dan 65 Newman Bob 65 104 119 Nnswonger Carolyn 62 64 65 111 113 OConnor Tom 65 94 99 Pa er Pat65113119 Parmer Beverly 65 Plckerlng Lewus 65 Pool Roger 65 92 94 99 Ratlett Charlene 65 125 Rlng Becky 65 113 Rlsner Llnda 66 113 115 Rosner Eunlce 66 119 125 126 130 Rumer Carl 117 Rumer Joyce 66 Rus Jean 66113119 Sacksteder Judy 66 113 Sc rader Judy 66 113 119 4 126 129 130 Scott Don 66 Shawver Roy 66 Shroyer Brenda 66 Sunclaur Danny 66 94 98 1 Small Marcla 66 Smith Mac 66 92 94 98 Snider Lols 66 115 Sprankell Charles 66 Stearns Alice 66 107 Stemen Marlorue 66 115 Strayer Roger 66 Sutter Lester 66 Swartz Kenneth 66 Tabor Joe 66 Taylor Charlotte Thornton Barbara 66 Tnllman Tum 66 Traul Jane 66 88 91 119 12 126 0 Tullls Chuck 67 143 I 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 11 Ml 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 3 1 1 1 , 1 1 . I - I - MU 1 1 1 1 1 .I 1 I T , I 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 119,121 ' 1 ' ,- 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 rk 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 A I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 I a ' 3 1 Z 1 I n . L 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 . '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 I - 1 . 1 I -- 1 1 . h - T 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 King, Janet-64, 120 ' - ' ' ' h 1 gi 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 126 ' L ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . k. 1 -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I , 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 .'- 1 1 1 1 - 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 I i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 CN I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 11211 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 T 1 1 11131 11201 1 11 113 1 -7 1 -' INDEX arso M r1a 67113119120121 Watknns Glen 67 Watkuns Helen 67 107 115 124 Watt Gary 67 Weymouth Alan 67 109 129 Weymouth Mellnda 67 113 119 126 Whetsel Gladys 67 Wnck Paul 67 Wnlgus Sandy 67 107 113 Wunder Duck 67 Wood Franny 66 67111 112119 12 125 Zlmmel Tex 67 92 FRESHMEN Adams Sybnl 68 Alexander Barbara 68 115 Alloway Bruce 68 mrlne Judy 68 110 113 erson Marne 68 111 113 An eL1ncla 68113119129 Askren Jlm 68 109 119 Baker Janet 68 Ball Alnce 68 Banta Carl 68 Barger James 68 Barker Alnce 68 107 113 Bealr Jane 68 107 Beaty Bob 68 Bethel Shlrley 68 113 Bevnngton Helen 68 Blshop Donna 68 107 Blaln Larry 68 116 129 Bowman Shlrley 68 113 Bradley Pat 68 Breaston Arretta 68 Brown Jackle 68 107 Brown Judy 68104110113118 Brown Rose 68 Burke Colleen 68 107 Campbell Larry 68 Casey N1kk1 68 107 113 Cole Roger 68 119 Compton Donna 68 I44 C nn Susan 68 70 109 113 119 5 Connole Betty 68 113 119 125 Cordrey Delbert 68 72 Crevlston Madellne 68 Danaels Gary 68 69 84 Danlels Sharon 68 Davls Charlene 68 Dearwester Ida Mae 68 Dearwester Lucy 68 DeLong Bull 68 Detrlck Marsha 68 70 71 113 Detwller Bonnne 69 104 109 113 119 Devlne Muchael 69 Dlener Doug 69 109 Dunaway Sam 69 Earlck Max 69 Elllott Glorla 69 113 121 Elllott Karen 69 107 113 119 Emery Mlckey 69 71 104 109 111 113 119 Emmons Carol 69 70 71 88 91 109 119 Engllsh Jeannette 69 Englush Marsha 69 113 Fngel Jack 69 Eogt Andy 69 72 Foote Dlck 69 72 Geboy Lrnda 69 Grbson Carl 69 Goodykoontz Penny 69 109 113 Gsee Ann 69109113118119 Gregg Karen 69 113 Hamllton Connle 69 115 Harvey Bull 69 92 Hassel Bob 69 72 Ha nes Sandy 69 70 113 115 119 12 4 Hengsteler Charles 69 Henry Doug 70 Henry Lynnda 70 71 113 125 126 127 . l a I T I l I I O I 1 I I I I I 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , , , ,.1.19, 121, 11, ,130 124 , - , 1 1 1 1 I A ' , 4 , , ,118,119 1 '- 1 1 And , '- , , , 115, 119 ' - ' ' ' gl - - Elmore, Robert-69, 72 I i , I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' - , , ,125 . ' F 7 ' I 1- I I Ol 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - I I , y 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 - 1,12 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , - 129 INDEX H r oltz Dlanna 70 109 113 118119 126 129 Hlcks Earl 70 Hall Bobby 70 72 Horn Don 70 92 Hughes Drana 70 Hurley Jennie 70 rvvrn Ruth 70113119 Jackson Car 70 Jackson Charles 70 72 Jackson Make 70 Jackson Rrchard 70 Jauret Sharon 70 John Harry 70 Johnson Tom 70 Jones Allan 70 104 119 125 30 Karlbo Davld 70 92 99 Kaucher Geraldrne 70 71 109 113 115 19 124 Kauffman Davld 70 Kaylor Tom 70 Kegg Melanie 70 Kelley Mary Lou 70 107 113 Kerns Jam 70 Klnnard Linda 70 109 113 119 121 Ko matka Judy 7188 89111113118 ID Polly 71 1 3 5119 Landrs Gretchen 71 107 110 111 Lambert Conrad 69 71 98 Latnmer Eddue 69 71 84 Leasure Roy 69 71 84 98 LeVan Mlke 71 72 LeVan Naomr 71 Lrndeman Carol 71 113 115 McBride Jam 71 McBrren Ernestrne 71 107 McLaughlin Wayne 71 119 Means Rex 71 Meredlth Georgia 70 71 113 M ssler Carol 71 113 119 5 Mlckes Bully 71 Maller Alrce 71 Maller Mlke 71 Mrner Walter 69 7 84 98 Montrose Paul 71 Moore Shrrley 71 Morrrs David 71 Mummey Vlfanda 71 113 118 129 Murphy Sandy 71 Neal Don 72 92 O Rrelly Judy 72 Packer George 72 Parker Jim 69 72 84 99 Parker S aron 72 113 115 Patrick Gene 72 Paxton Kenneth 72 129 Peters Linda 72 113 129 Plaugher Sarah 72 Pool George 72 Poo Shrrley 72 107 113 Post Eugene 72 Prall Eddie 72 92 Puckett Betty 72 113 Pusey John 72 98 119 Rannells Tom 72 92 99 Ratleff Hovvard 72 Ratleff Robert 72 Rhea Gary 72 92 94 98 133 Rrchmond Duck 72 119 Rltc re Adrranne 72 109 113 119 6 Roblnaugh Larry 72 125 129 un J ay 71 72 109 Rumer Tom 72 Ryan Terry 73 119 Sargent Msrram 73 107 113 Shafer Paul 73 Shafer Chuck 69 84 99 Shafer Ray 73 Shawd Larry 129 Shavvver Joyce 73 113 Sho fner Ada 73109115118119 Short Bonnie 73 113 Sibley Dick 73 92 99 Small Judy 73 107 145 eh , 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 11 1 l I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l1 I 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 L1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I l1 1 1 1 1 1 , ,129 , - Knotts, Janet-71, 104, 109, 113,119 Rea, Linda-72,113, 119,124 S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , Q , , , , 119 ' I ' - I 1 1 1 .1 11 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I '119 Rub, U - , , ,111,113,11Q, 1 1 I 1 1 1 I I I 1 l 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 e 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 Smock Doug 73 Sfocker Connie 73 113 SToker Joyce 73 Sfraub Make 73 STnckland Phullup 73 SuTTer Jacquellne 73 Sfuber Peggy 73 107 113 Swntzer Linda 73 113 Tallman Dennis 73 126 Thomas Leonard 73 ThornTon Duck 73 Tofh Jim 69 73 84 Tow er Bull 73 Tully HarneT 73 113 Underwood Carole 73 109 Vance David 73 Werkart Wayne 73 129 Westfall Jerry 73 127 Whnrney John 73 109 Wcal Bull 73 Wick Llnda 73 Wnllaams Wllllams Woerner James 73 129 M ry 73107 113 Lan a 73 107113 EIGHTH GRADE Abboft Connie 74 Ackerman Davld 74 Alken Jane 74 Barley Charles 74 Ball Betty 74 Barlup Judy 74 111 Barren Tom 74 Barry Vlrglnla 74 Baxley Connie 74 82 Bea'rTy David 74 Bell Shlrley 74 Berry Linda 74 110 Berry Norma 74 Berry Sharon 74 111 Berfon Linda 74 Bnrd Jerry 74 Bodenbender George 74 INDEX Booze Judy 74 130 Brown Charles 74 Brown Duck 74 Brown Leonard 74 Brown Rose Ann 74 Buchenroth Linda 74 Burke Susan 74 BursTaller Davud 74 Butler Michael 74 Byrd Janice 74 Call Bonnie 74 Campbell Connie 74 Carter Wayne 74 Chamberlaun Doug 74 Clark Bonnie 74 Clay Roseanne 74 Cockran Ronnie 74 Columber Bull 74 Conklin EvereTT 74 Connole Sandra 74 Cook Gary 74 Corwln Joanna Cox BeTTy 74 Craig Barbara 74 82 Crrssman Jane 71 74 Culp Jerry 74 Culp Larry 74 Danner Becky 75 Deardurff Dale 75 DeBow Mary 75 129 Deslandes Richard 75 Doseck Carl 75 Dovel Nancy 75 Dugan Kay 75 Dunson Kay 75 Durflunger Vnola 75 ElluoT1 Gracle 75 82 ElluoTT Michael 75 Engle David 75 Fogt Lana 75 Foreman Dale 75 129 Foreman Margie 75 126 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 ' Yi I 1 1 l 1 1 . -7 1 1 1 1 1 1 T . 1 . A 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ft 1 . L 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . - l 1 l 1 1 T 1 I 1 1 1 -7 1 1 1 'I 1 1 1 l i 1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 1 -7 1 1 - 1 J 1 - 1 1 T l 1 ' '- 1 1 . I . 1 I 1 Williams, Ed-73 Coover, Sharon-74, 104, 126 l l 1 hi 1 I 1 . Q 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 I d '- 1 1 ' 1 7- 1 1 11 .I U 1 1 1 1 l 1 I n , '-1 I .. a I i . I T I 1 1 1 1 - . - , - , 133 1 1 i ' i I . . . 1 I 1 . -. I 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' T I I - 1 . 1 1 ' 1 . t 1 I 1 . I . 1 1 Q 1 , . 1 1 1 I -- ' 1 1 1 1 , - , 84 ' - 1 1 Foulk Wanda 75 Frost Jack 75 129 Gallimore Gene 75 Gardner Dixie 75 Gardner Ruth 75 111 Garland Fred 75 Gibson Sue 75 Gillespie Christine 75 110 130 Gillespie Jim 75 84 Gilmore Tim 75 Goldsberry Carolyn 75 Grant James 75 Grant Karen 75 Grant Sandra 7 Grow Marian Hadley Leann 76 104 126 130 Hammond Tom 76 Hanaway Kurt 76 Hartzler John 76 104 110 126 Heater George 76 Heath Tom 76 Hellman Ronnie 76 84 Heminger Billy 76 Hendershot David 76 126 127 129 Henry David 76 Henselman Sandra-76 110 Hinkle Mary-76 130 Hodges Mearl-75 Hoffman Harold-76 Houchin Linda-76 Huffman Jim-76 Hughes Max-76 Hughes Rodney-76 Hunt Sharon-76 Hurley Rosanna-76 110 Hutchinson David-76 lnsley, Tom-76 Jenkins, Richard-76 Johnson Madeline-76 Johnson, Marilyn-76, 82 Johnson, Rebecca-76, 110, 129, 130 Johnson, Rita-76, 111 Jones, Gary-76, 84 Jones George 76 Jones Jim 76 Kauffman Tom Kelly Marilyn 76 Kemmerllng Barbara Kennedy Bonnie 76 104 Kerns Gloria 76 King Donna 76 King Judy 76 Landis Betty 76 Landis lvan 76 Latimer Marvolene 76 Lee Tom 76 Lord Bucky 76 Luring Greg 76 84 McAlexander Jim 77 126 McClintock Gretchen 77 McDonald Jim 77 84 McQueen Pat 77 Mabry Dixie 76 Mann Patty 76 Maxwell John 77 Means Bobby 77 Miller David 77 Miller Fred 77 Mitchell Bob-77 Mitchell Linda-77 Napier Virgil-77 Nicholls John-77 Niswonger Bob-77 Palmer Pam-77 Palmer Ron-77 Parks Nancy-77 Parmer Bob-77 Parmer Richard-77 Parmer Ronnie-77 Pence, Gary-77 Peters, Margaret-77 Petty, Gene-77 Phillips, Mike-77 Plank, Eddie-77 Poole, Bill-77, 1 1 1 Potter, Gary-77, 104 126130 INDEX I - I - I T I I Q t1 ' , - , -76 I . . - I . - , - , ' , -76 I T I I T- I I I . I - I . - . , I . . - I I . I - . I . - . I - I i l I T I i . I T I - I - , - 5 , - Green, Nancy-75 Lovelace, Kenneth-76 , ' -75 ' , - , I T I I I I . T I I 1 D I T I i I . i I I - I I I I - , , I - I - . I . - I I - . I . - I H I . - I I I . I . - I . - . I - , , , , , , , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I Powers Tom 77 Prall Judy 77 Puckett Raymond 77 Queen Richard 77 Ratlett Eunice 77 82 Reid Linda 77 Rhea Phnllnp 78 Rlchards Janice 78 Rlgdon Sandra 78 Rlsner Judy 78 129 Roach Don 78 Robb Gene 78 Roth James 78 Royer Nancy 78 129 Rumer Davnd 64 78 Schoeptle Charles 78 Severs Llnda 78 Sheeley Clark 78 Sherman Bull 78 110 Shoffner Gene 78 Slckles Phyllus 78 110 Simons Bob 78 Sane Ruta 78 82 110 Smlth Anita 78 Smith Joyce 78 Smith Mike 78 127 129 Snavely Jackie 78 82 Sparks Fred 78 129 Stapleton Arthur 78 Stemen Mnke 78 Taylor Warren 78 Tennant Eva 78 129 Thomas Larry 78 Thompson Judy 78 129 Thrush James 78 Trllman Susu 78 Tltus Jerry 78 Trtus Linda 78 Tltus Roberta 78 Toth Chrrstlne 78 110 Treen Janice 78 Ulmer Dnxue 78 Vance Bruce 78 Vance Paula 78 INDEX Wade Ralph 78 129 Wagaman Penny 78 Wallace Carol 71 78 Wallace Wlllram 78 126 129 Ward Jean 78 82 Watkuns Betsy 78 Weber Patty 78 126 129 130 Weeks Jack 79 Westfall Daryl 79 Whrtlatch Carolyn 79 104 Whltney Shirley 79 Wrllrams Ann 79 82 Wllllams Duck 79 Wrlls Bob 79 Wrse Susan 79 Wren Dennns 79 99 126 129 Yoestlng Gary 79 129 Yost Bob 79 Zupp Dons 79 SEVENTH GRADE Alexander Paul 80 Amrlne Charles 80 82 110 Angle Connie 80 104 Arbogast Frank 80 84 Artls Henry 80 Bailey Lucllle 80 110 Barllre Charles 80 Banta Marvin 80 Barger Charles 80 Barker Keith 80 Barton Beverly 80 Bell Judy 80 Berry Patty 80 82 Berry Tom 80 Bodlker Cheryl 80 Branham Nancy 80 Breaston Karen 80 Breaston Phenon 80 Brenner Larry 80 Brown Bull 80 Brown Harold 80 Brown Larry 80 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 1 1 1 1 1 -1 I .. . l en, IC ar 1 ' I Ak R' h Cl 80 1 . . I 1 I I I . ' ' 1 - 1 1 I . ' 1 1 1 ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 I I - . i I I I I . . L 1 I . ' 1 1 -.- I I . 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 1 . . , 1 1 I I W 1 . . , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 o I 'T 1 1 1 1 1 1 Brown Marcele 80 Brown Susan 80 Brown Ted 80 Burnside Glenn 80 Casey Don 80 Cllngerman Dean 80 Coll Jlm 80 Columber Patsy 80 Conklin Mary 80 Cook Carol 80 Copeland Marla 81 Cordrey Ruta 81 Curl Patty 81 Dannels John 81 Davis Barbara 81 Day Kelth 81 Dear Darrel 81 Dearwester Rosemary 81 Deslandes Howard 81 84 Detwller Nancy 81 82 11 Dull Barbara 81 Dotson Johnnie 81 Downey John 81 Downlng Nancy 81 Drake Alnce 81 Dytom Suzanne 81 Earlck Charles 81 Early Ruth 81 Easton Nancy 81 Elchholtz Buddy 81 Engle Cheryl 81 Evllsuzor Scarlett 81 Ewing Tummy 81 Faber Bob 81 Ferst Junsor 81 Floss Alice 81 Foote John 81 Gloyd Ronnie 81 Grant Betsy 81 Guthrie Mary 81 Hanaway Clndy 81 Hanson Judy 81 Hassell Connle 81 1 6 INDEX Hassell Tum 81 84 Havens Gloria 81 Hellman Ltnda 81 82 Hemlnger Larry 81 Hengsteller Larry 81 Henry Carol 81 Henry Cora 81 Hertensteun Sally Hicks Clark 81 Hull Edna 81 Hulllker Suzanne 81 Hosklns Richard Huber Rose 82 Hutford Jane 82 104 Hull Carol 82 Humphreys Nukku 82 Hurley Darlene 82 lnskeep Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jenkins Jenkins Howard 82 Duana 82 Eugene 82 Roger 80 82 84 Sierra 82 Darleen 82 Mlke 82 John Paula 82 Johns Garry 82 Johnson Jnmmy 82 Johnson Joe 82 Johnson Valerle 82 110 Jones Barbara 82 110 Jones Dallas 82 Jones Denny 82 104 110 Karg Leila 82 Kegg Jam 82 84 Kung Ruchard 82 111 Kleln Katherine 82 Knott Suzanne 82 Kosmatka Roberta 82 Lackey Jaquelnne 82 Latlmer Connie 82 Latimer Russell 82 LeVan Cheryl 82 Lewls Carroll 82 84 , 1 1 1 '- 1 1 1 I ..- I 1 . I . 1 I . I 1 - I i 1 1 I T . I 1 I T .I . - I 1 - ' -3 1 I .I .I 1 - , - 1 Z I 1 1 1 1 I 1- 1 I 'I 1 1 I i 1 , '- 1 '-' 1 ', - ,82 1 - 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I -- 1 L I i 1 - 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1.12 I Q 1, 1 1 g- 1 1 1 .1 I K 1 1 I 1 . I 1 I 1 1 1 i I i 1 '- I 1 . I 1 I 1 1 1 I i , 1 1 li 1 1 , 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 , 1 1 E 1 1 . I . 1 I - 1 , 1 I I 1 1 1 1 -' 1 1 1 1 1 I . i . I . - 1 '- 1 1 1 .1 1 i 1 1 1 1 L ., -v . I .k , . L . I 1 1 '- 1 i I li .1 1 1 Landeman Tom Marker Bessae 83 Marquas Davad 83 Matthews Gene 83 Mauk Edath 83 McCullock Rex 83 McDonald Gary 83 Mclntare Janet 83 McLaughlan Peggy 83 T10 McLaughlan Varganaa 83 Mackes Francas 83 Mackes Joyce 83 Maller Malcolm 83 Maller Steve 83 Maner Nakka 83 Moon Larry 83 Morras Larry 83 Moyer Sharon 82 83 Munz Robert 83 Neeld Chrastana 83 Nelson Eddae 83 Nevers Norman 83 Newman Connae 83 Nogle Kaa 83 Oglesbee Sheryl 82 Parmer Larry 83 Parmer Russell 83 Paxton Phallap 83 Perkans Ronnae 83 Packerang Bob 83 Porter Jerry 83 Predmore Dennas 83 Prosser Make 83 Pug Phallap 83 Queen Donald 83 Ralston Sandy 83 Rannells Patty 83 lO4 Reprogle Charles 83 Reprogle Rosemary 83 Rettag Bob 83 Reynolds Davad 83 Ratchae Mary 83 Roach Jam 83 Roberts Leroy 83 INDEX Roberts Make 83 Ross Mannae 83 Roth Ben 84 Schott Thomas T27 Scott Randy 84 Shawd Janas 82 84 Sheeley Landa 84 llO Shephard Make 84 Shaveley Joe 84 Shottner Rachard 84 Short Mary Lou 84 Salverstean Make Samons Carl 84 Slater Joe 84 Small Carol 84 Smath Barbara 84 Smath Larry 80 84 Smath Maralyn 82 84 Stocker Cecelaa 84 Stuber Laura 84 Sutter Taylor Taylor Ballae 84 Lee 84 Tom 84 Tatus Ball 4 Tuttle Glenna 84 Wagaman Nakka 84 Wallace Betty Jo 84 Ward Barbara 84 Whaley Make 85 Whaley Varganaa 85 Whetsel Danny 85 Whatang Ed 80 85 Whatney Judy 85 110 Walgus Jam 84 85 Wallaams Charles 85 Wallaams Donald 85 Wallaams Janet 85 Wallaams Varganaa 85 Wallaamson Kenneth 85 Walls Karen 85 Walt Make 85 Wanger Susan 85 Watwer Machaele 85 Worcester J net lll Wren Marsha 85 Zahs Rusty 85 , -82 , - 1 '- ' 1 . . u- I 2 I 1 1 t I . w- I - I - T I I , . 1 1 1 I I ' i 1 . 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