Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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Either there is something very rnterestmg on the board or Mr Wat kms first period senior English class is posrng for this picture Bellefontarne High School offers many worlds with open doors to opportunity The curriculum includes study for the collegiate world the business world the art of home making and the world of xarrous arts and trades A select number of office machines faces anyone the machines ranging from offset machines to calcu lators The home economics department is complete with all of the equipment needed rn preparing girls for home making Boys interested in machinery recene a full course in machine work in the Vocational Industrial course Those students interested in college hase a number of subjects from which they may select their major These courses include two foreign languages four science courses four mathematics courses three his tory courses and four years of English to which has been added a special course for seniors specifically in terested in college Among its clubs are Thesprans H1 Y Y Teens G AA and the National Honor Society Though under crowded conditions Bellefontaine High School endeaxors to make better citizens of its students in exery way XVe hope that our dream of a new high school will be realized so that BHS may expand to meet its growing needs 7 I 1 . . , interested in this phase of the business world, with B,H,S, 3150 opens its doors to the social world, 11 l Iqmmk 'I ' + A. k l s 485 ANXQX W wNbN K H 'G iw. I WGRLD Our biggest world is the world of fun- laughter-a world of enchantment-a world of MOONGLOW. We live in other worlds of sportsmanship, sorrow, disappointment, competition. Every act in which we participate is a small world in itself. Everyone loves this world and is involved in it constantly. If it werenlt for fun, our entire world would be a dull place. TO R E F STAN cl HC. 'NS N O 111' 1 lone be rem W YLK X k 5 XX US l xe 1 LI 1 1ee 1 11s te1e11f 1 r St1nQ better known as Prof h1s nude IDIIN 1le1r trrends nlurrne hxs telehrngg ea reer Sflllf' xx1s 1 frmer resl C1 nl li 7f2 1 11 O ll l1 Qehool xemu xxhere he reeerxed hls B S degree 1nl h1el t1ught rn th Shelby Countw rural schools tor three sez s rmg hrs 70 xe1rs 11 tuehmg IC tllleel the eommunntx wth INLISIL bntrl 7 l1e ellreeteel 1ll 11us1e1l llNlfIC5 tl1e school Alter 1 bind lnstructor vns hxreel he led the orehestr1 semor mel ju mor hrgh ehoruses Throughout the years he produeeel ITIIIIX OLlf5flIld1I14' musreal progmms He eontrxbuted much to the Lutheran C mureh 15 .1n actrse member mel IS ehorr elrreetor I-Ie rs also 1 xery t1lented xrollnlst and xoealrst Due to a heart attaelx suttered rn May Mr Qting ret1red trom .1et1xe te1Ch1ng Qmee h1s retlrement he spends h1s lersure trme reldlng plaung hrs organ telehmg trneks to hr clog Gus and has become qurte :1 talented cools Hrs trrendlrness sense ot humor and de XOUOII to hrs vorle vull be remembered by those who had the prnrleee ot l-enovung hrm O O U We ele le. - .l ' l '1 le tu Mr. F. V. S11 lg, .1 111.111 vho will K' ' ' Cm- le Al bi' the INJIUF' stulent. 'h e lkes ll.L ' bee-1 '1r'el 'l bi' l -. 'l hu. NI , hlf. .N . 3, '. g 1 lux ' 'I I 1 - ney, lle- e.1me to l3ellel41111t.1ir1e- in 2- , nf- te-r live e'.1rs . rrville I 'g . ' . Pre- viously. he was gr,1el11.1te-1l from Miami Uni- Du ' f 4' '. 5 l' 1 ' ' .-l IOS-, A ' A 4' 4 1 '. ee' i in , ' 1 A , , . ,, , . P ' ' ll . I 1, ' ' 's '. ' ' 1 7 1 , 1 ' Zi THE WORLD OF KNQWLEDGE THE OFFICIAL BOARD Dr Fred G XVood Pzeyzdenl Mr Lavs renCeG Moots Vice Pfcndenl Twenty yczrs of oftmal sernee represents the txme dexoted by Dr Wfood Mr jones and Mr Moots These three members were retlred from the1r dut1es Mr Tom McCracken and Dr Norrell Hlghland were elected to assume these dutxes Mr joe I' ones Mr I Earl Chandler lil- Mrs J Evs1ngSm1th I4 ll l at the end of the calendar year. Mr. David Coover, az U ff, j l THEY PLAN THE YEAR xl Ad.-0' .l Mr Karl Bodenbender attended Ohro State Ohro U Dcfrance College where he recerxed hrs AB and BSE degrees and Mramr U where he reeerx ed hrs M A degree In rddrtron to the many teehnrcal dutres of a supfrrntcndcnt Mr Boden bender rs most effrcrent rn the job of publrc relatrons Dr Carl I-lendershot attended Ohro State Unrxersrty of Akron where he re cerxed hrs BSL degree and Western Resene xx here he recerx ed hrs M A and P H D degrees One of the brggest task of Dr Henclershot rs the rndrxrdual test rng program of the entrre school system Mrs Vera VonSe ern rs busrl accom lrshrn her du S8 Y P 8 tres as secretary OUR GUIDE . Ziff ' That yoylal smlle plctured aboye of Mr C E Lundy Prmclpal of Bellefontame Hrgh School IS a famrlrar slght to the students of our school Hrs smxle and pleasmg manner combmed wnth years of expcrr ence haye helped hrm to become successful rn hrs chosen vsork After graduatron from 7anesf1eld Monroe Hrgh School Mr Lundy attended Wrlmrngton College for a br1ef perrod before he entered the army a1r force for a stay of three years He then returned to Ohro State Unry ersrty where he was graduated 1n 1949 At Chrl lrcothe Ohro he taught chemlstry and general scrence for tvso years before returnmg to OSU vyhere 1952 he was graduated mth a Master of Arts degree I6 rn School Admrmstratron Srnce then he has taught at Bryan Ohro where he was an elementary prrncrpal and a srxth grade teacher and at Ada Ohro vxhere he was a hrgh school prmcrpal and a physncs and chemrstry teacher untrl 1957 In that year he came to B H S to succeed Mr P Q freeman as prmcrpal of the hrgh school HIS leadershrp has brought about many rmproye ments rn admmrstratron and schedulmg Th1s years mam change was from an erght to n1ne per1od day No matter hovs busy he rs no one mth a problem rs eyer turned an ay He has met the problem of modern rzmg our school and has met rt xrctorxously f ' f Wx 1 of .a ,fr f f' 5 1, ,V L , Q 9 f 3 f a , , . . . . 7 7 7 7 ' V ' D 3 7 7 ' Y 7 . . . . V , . . . 4 ' . Y . 1 , . . V . - Y . . . Y v v v r . - r l v' ' 7 7 7 3 ' ' v Y ' v ' ' ' ' v' ' . . ., , 111 'I 7 THEY EASE THE DAY B u s s preparmg lunch for the stu dents are B H S s three xeteran cooks Nirs Dorothy Sch rader Nfrs Mrldred o rr an N rs Nlargaret Costrn ,2 Chester Cooper demonstrates the safety devrces of the door to the other bus clrners Fred Roper Donald Payne Calun Nioore Harold Early and john Fawcett her rnstruments as she prepares for an other day Paul Purkey truant offrcer turns rn hrs report to Nancy Horn co op and Mrs Wanda Hurst the school secretan X I7 Glenn Rudasrl demonstrates to Gall Fultz 'Neal Clark Pete Funlthauser and Levsrs Clark how to repalr the water fountam , r . - 5 p I J h f A .1 . ' i A . J Q- KX I I, Y Q X 'X s As D g, '. , , . V .' L Q 5 , 7 S I Mrs. Edith Eads, our school nurse, checks 9 N '-ON-:lil J I - - n A - r N ', 5 v . t l 'O . 4 . 'l . I l . C - 1 D lf. v, TWE TY NINE ME TWE TY ,s H A DODD Social Studies 7 4:1 is K X Asst Principal Wilmington Colleg B S in Education Ohio State Lmwer sits M A Mr Dodd gises a bulletin to Mrs Dodd Xir Eggleston Mrs Core and Mrs Green ses enth grade homeroom teachers ff -1 7 RUTH BELTZ Remedial Reading Ohio XY esleyan L'niversity, AB, I8 DOROTHY W. CORE English 7 Ohio Lniversity, B.S. in Education CME TEACH AT B H RACHEL M DODD Englxsh 7 Ohxo Wesleyan Lmversxty Ohlo State Unnersxty B S m Educatlon ALFRED E EGGLESTON jumor Hugh Adyusted Learnmg Ohno State bmversxty B S m Educauon DARICE GREEN Musxc 7 8 Wnttenberg, B S m Ed Musxc Supervmon I9 B.A. ' MA. in English 'L .ul 5111 CHESTER NEVELS Mathematxcs 7 Eastern Kentucky State ATIVE BUCKEYES GAYLORD MILLER Health Physrcal Educatron Bovslmg Green Urmersxty ALLEN VORDERMARK JAINE RICHARDSON Mathematncs 7 Geography Heldelburg Lnnersrty Wxttenburg Unnersntx fl 585' UMBER 38 EARL WATTS Health, Physical Education Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S. PAULINE VVELSHIMER Geography Ohlo State Lnnersxty B S ln Education Columbla Lrmersnty L A 2I Sexenth grade homeroom teachers Xlr Vordermarlt Nfxss Rxchard son Mr Nevels Nilss Nlsfelshnmer Nlr Nfxller and Nir XX atts beat the students to the vsater fountam between classes THIRTEE 'TE Demonstmtmg therr know how Nirs Sharpton Mrs Marsh Mr Nirller and M r Bmkley lead the studente ,.,-f' ACHERS Larn 9m h xt and Joe Slater put the fmlshmg to h uc es to therr proyent m XX oodvs orkmg class rn a cheer JJ. I I I d fred Pem Pu Xb tDOX Cx an D trmck Max VQDHWMEES? er C fl E223 ab1htx6S 50 work in 8 22 ' , V . , V . 1 , , . , . 1 , . S i 'V 1 m,, ,, f f . , . 2 ,, . f , , sf, V, . D . i F' , . A 4' 5 RE FROM OUT-OF-STATE Checking new text books are Mr. Marmon. Mr. Bewley, Mrs. Angle, and Miss Newell. eighth grade homeroom teach- ers. EDWARD A. BEWLEY American History and Government, History 8 Ohio University, BS. in Education REBA ANGLE English 8 Bowling Green lfniversity, B.S. in Education LYDIA NEWELL Mathematics 8, Algebra I Ohio State ljniver- sity, B.S. Columbia University BLA. I-IERMAN C. MARMON Ohio History, Science 8 Cedarville College, A.B.. B,S. Wittenberg College, M.A. X Q OSCAR ERB Nf.1Il1CI'I1.1IlCS 7 and 8 xttenberg College FACULTY BOASTS KATHRYIN BRL BAKER American H1StOfy Ohlo State Lnlwer slt B S rn Educauon M A ln HlStOfy 24 ,-..-v--v' CHARLES CRAW Purdue L nn ersltx B E I-fCSl1Il.1I'I homeroom teachers Nlr Erb 'Nfr Cravx Nlxss Ramsex Mr Frxtzlan Nlr Gexst and Nlrs Brubaker drscuss thexr buss dax I 'Y - 3 5210572 e 1 we 'y. , . 8 X , . V , 1 QM. General Mathematics General Science .sq P. . ' XY , BS. 14 MASTER'S DEGREES DORIS RAMSEY Glrls Counselor Cedarxnlle College NX xttenberg College M Ed LESLIE FRITZLAN Englxsh 8 and I Matnematlcs 8 Northwest Nazarene College B A Ohlo State L mwerslts Drew Lmxersxts MA 25 DONALD E GEIST Blology Oh1o Northern Ln1vers1ty I' ' A I' ' Bs. , A.B. ' -1' Rx AB. l , . I' . SUBSTIT TE TEACHERS CORA BALES English I Ohio State Unlversxty B S m Educatnon MYRON K HLRLEY Algebra I Plane Geometry Ohno Northern UHIVCISIQY ROBERT K MCCRACKEN World History Commerclal Lavs and Sales Bowlmg Green UHIVCISIIQ B S xn Educatnon 26 l ARE FEW AV Early for the teachers meet mg are Mr McCracken N Nlarsh M155 Otte Nlnss Bales Mr Watkms and Mr Hurley sophomore home room teachers 3? HVIOGENE MARSH Engllsh II ,f 11, GRACE OTTE Latm I II III Hexdelberg College A B Columbla Lnnverslty M A Bowlmg Green Umverslty B S m Educatnon 27 PAUL E WATKINS Engllsh III IV V Wlttenberg College B S Phxladelphna Consenatory of Musxc HOMEROOM TEACHERS JAMES BINKLEY English III, Speech Georgetown College, A.B. KATHRYN COOPER French I and II, English II Ohio State Univer- sity, B.S. in Education Western Reserve University, MA. in French H XV. LAUTENBACH Physics, Chemistry, Aeronautics Ohio Northern University, A.B. Ohio State University M.A, M. MCCLANAHAN Bookkeeping, Com- mercial Law, Cons. Education, Sales, Retailing Ohio University. A.B, Com, Mr Wothe Miss Cooper Mr Lautenbach Mr Binkley, and Mr. McClanahan junior homeroom typical scene during class breaks UMBER 34 DOINALD WOTHE Amencan H1St0fy and Gos ernment Soc1ology Econormcs RIO Grande College B S 1n Eclucauon J4- Lookmg over the SEDIOIS cl1o1ce of announcements are M155 Oglesbee and M155 Nfagee who qre 1n charge of the sen1or homeroom ANITA OGLESBEE Tspmg I and II Offlfe Nlaglmncw Stenography II Bl15s College B S 1n Educ.1t1on Qtenography I Typmg I Bookkeepxng XV1lm1ngton College A B Ln1xer51ty of C1nc1nnat1 XI Ed 29 I 4 ELIZABETH MAGEE GUR TEACHERS' Q I Q , ' RUTH CORNETTE Home Economics I, 8 Berea College, B.S. g 6 if Enjoying coffee after a busy day are Mrs W'atts, Miss Cornette, and Mrs. Sharpton our three home economics teachers. RISSE L. SHARPTON Home Economics III, IV Berea College, A.B., B.S. University of Kentucky, M.S. DORIS XVATTS Home Economics II Eastern Kentucky State College, B.S. 30 'C EXPERIENCE - 734 YEAR Band y. hf.Ed. LARRY WEAVER Orchestra, Chorus Capital University, B.M.Ed. HAROLD THORLEY Instrumental Music. Ohio Universit' BS., Mr. Thorley, band instructor, and Mr Weaw'er, chorus and orchestra instructor look over new arrangements. SEVE TEE TEACHERS .fy X I 4 4 ROBERT A, ROBISON Boys Guidance Counselor Ohio State. BS.. MA. i 1 Coach Robison, head basketball coach, Miss White, girls' gym teacher. and Coach Crow- ell. assistant football coach, wish the athletic .ll JAMES CROVVELL Chieftains success in 1959-1960. GEORGIA VVAITE Girls' Physical Education Ohio L'niversity, BS, in Education History 8. Boys' Physical Education Defiance College. BS in Education 32 ADVISE O R CLUBS 1- Miss Llewellyn, librarian, and Mrs. Shawan, art teacher, discuss the subject , for a new picture for the library. Art MARIE F. SHAWAN f BLANCHE LLEWELLYN Librarian Ohio State University, B.S. in Education iv awe? aunmxvmr -. MW X A wwf. l 33 TEACHERS OW DRAW KENNETH HARR OWEN K SI-IIRK jumor and Sc-mor Vocatmonal Algebra II Dravsmg 8 Shop Trngonomc-try Industrlal Arts I Mechanical Dravuns, XV1ttenbc-rg College B S 1n Educltmon KARL E NIORRIS STEXX ART MILLER Metal Arts 8 Metal Arts Industrmal Arts 8 I Inclustrral Arts I Machme Woodxworklng Bowlmg Green Lms ersxty Ohlo Northern I n1wers1t5 B S m Educatmn 34 v . . . Y. , y .. 'I' ,.. Q. U .I . , ,l ' kvx ', 'v ru 'V , J . ' BS. I I I I A I ' , 4- 5 PLANS FOR A EW SCHOOL Checkmg new tools are Mr Shlrk Mr Mxller Mr Harr and Mr RICHARD H BELTZ Drnvers Educatxon Boys Physxcal Educatxon Ohio State Lnnersxty B S m Educatlon Moms vocatxonal teachers Nir Moms drwers trammg mstructor and Mr Beltz head football coach check the eqmpment m the new Car ROE E NIORRIS Drners Educatxon Jumor and Vocatlonal BIHCIIIHC Shop Superusor Industrxal Educatzon Ohlo Lmsersltx B S Educahon 35 THE WORLD QF FRIENDS BEGINNIN Jon Aldo Sharon Anderson Carol Arbcgast jane Ay res Carl Barley Dax ld Barley john Banta Phlllp Barlow Way ne Baughman Sheryl Beck Daw ld Bell Terry Bell Bxll Benton Linda Berry Ralph Berry' Billy' Blinn lllll l m Hxvli ill' OF JU ICR HIGH A N.,-v Sv ir I Yr '14 Lk. .L '-4 U 5 X fc' A -Q Q 39 Kurt Bodrker T1m Boone Ed Breaston joan Brenner Betty Brewer Bob Brooks Berdetta Brown Judy Brown Kathleen Brov-n Lxnda Brown Mzchael Brown Elame Brunson Frank Buckenroth Rosxlyn Byrd Lxnda Campbell Mnchael Casey Gary Castle june Clark Tommy Clrne Ray Clomger Paula Cole Adell Coley Leroy Coley jr Larry Cooper Marla Copeland Ninchael Coox er Earl Cox Vnola Coyer Xinke Crawford Tma Cummnns Stese Danner Kathy Davrs Row Dans Sharon Deal Kelly Dearwsester Paul Dearu ester janet DeLong Gene Detrrck Daud Drehl Randy Drener A Q .,,, :I ai l,'y N ' '-lr 1 no B 1' I 4 ' 1 1 lv W hi . V -I K ' sa - We ke C B x C lx N . lu 1 I U C is ' , 1: D ' . s A Q .- dx L . V . X C L, C - X x-X X EVE TH GRADERS XKXQ I wiv' L X ,Q 14. J FIRST ROXX Roberta Dlldme Peggy D1ll Daud Dnpple jack Dosetk Sharon Dovtnrng Tom Dugan Daud Dunham Nilke Durncll SECOND ROXX JHDICL Emck itexe Earxrk Lharles Eaton Jr Daud Elllott Cathy H115 Iwumc Emmons jlck Enalf: Nimon Fnoch THIRD ROXX Osclr Frb Mark Exxmg, john Fawcett jaclue Fenton lxrths Fcntun IIN Ylnefrudt Ilrrx lnott Ium Iuotc IOI RTH ROXX Beurls Fuck Tlm Froche Kathy Fullerton Alln Galxcz Blrhlrl Garland Fddm Cnrzmn aft C1111 Iohn brunt Tms 11111 an Tncndb 40 . - 0. f h '0 ' 4.1 j W .,5L, L' - -:?,'3?iY,,gf, X g fs 11 N g ,f' , .Q Q' . -Th I, 5 , T ut 'Q xx . Q' . - X T - . I . -t A'i ' - 0 if I A L ,,: A , . Q nf .Q V, . Q ' sv Y. , Q v. 1 d ARE REAL E TERTAI ER Mrke Cravyford assxsted by Daucl Drehl gnyes hrs rmpressron of Elus Aw. sk an FIRST ROW' June Grow Lucrllna Gross Dean Guthrre Rrchard Haas Lmcla Haggarty Barry Hartley Tony Hrll jrm Hrllxker SECOND ROV Nancy Hodres Vrckx Hoffman Eddie Hohn Gary Homan Phllrp Horne Roy Hoskma Dayrd Hoyer Sally Howell THIRD ROV' jnm Huffman Kathleen Huffman Rxckr Hughes Sherry Humphreys Sklp Humphrey Dale Hunt Charlotte Hurley Sharry Hurst FOLRTH ROVU Eddre Hutchmson janet Irmn Dean jacks Benny jackson Carolyn Jackson Bruce jenkms Susan jenkrns Bethel johnson 4I 4 f l . ,e X 2 ' Q . . 2' . 5 . A N 4' - 5 Q A Q C F Cl ' R a 9 . lf i . ,J N ' C wr' .- v .-tr , '5 v K y r N VQQ53 Qs X- ii-lair., iq' ' 'ya C ' w -' iyvs x X . ,Ay 'j ' E , X: af 1 ,M 3 X .tlstth ' xi .E Qklzglgx,-Q., it xi 'JJ . - , Y' ...X V -I , ' ' . 1' . , D . . I . . . l l Don Johnson Mlke johnson Charles ones Lynn jones Mathe jones john Kaylor Sandra Kearfott Sherry Kearfott Bob Kegg Gary Kegg Denny Kennedy Llnda Kerns Nancy Kerns Darrell Kmder Betsy Knnnard -..,. Pam Knsslnng Pat Lackey Kathy Lakln Douglas Lamb Roger Leasure Betty LeVan Jean LeVan Sherwood Lowe john Lowry pf Dnan McBr1en julne McBr1en Bull McCarty Bobby McDonald Patty McG1nn1s gf Ronald McLa1n Tom Mabry Elnzabeth Maier Susan Manor Valarre Manmng K .Luca Stephen Matlock Teddy Mauk Betty Maxson Robert Maxwell Mary Mengermk 42 21 BOYS PLAYED W 'XA' . Y hx A'-4 .V Y - 5 Nfl , ,W U Ronnie Landis . M lv' A .,-,. -. . Q- ' .tys. B ,., 'q Xxl l 5 . ' 1 . I 1 . 5 4 'N P f 4 l 4 ' , .r 9 . V t Y a, -T , e Q ' s f 'xx . K' SEVE TH GRADE BASKETBALL Hal Xlnlcsch Frank Mxckes Dyy1ghtM1ller Sally NI1ller Sharyl Nilller Nfarcra Mrner George Miranda Charlotte Mxtchell Nlxke Nlontgorner g-I Phyllrs Nfoon V1clc1 Moon Mrke Morgan Sherrell Morrrs Charles My er Rose My ers lm! s ru ,ar john Nelson Pem Newland Terry Nichols Daud lmswonger Barbara Orahood Y Tamara Orsborn Judy Oxy 1ns Gary Parker 5 'Q 'list Glenna Push Carl Patten Larry Pemberton Xfary Perkms Louns Perry m X W 'X Herb Petty jerry Petty Edgar Pool Pattl Poole Sandy Potter Da'-rd Puckett Garrs Pugh Tama Pugh Connne Pyles Que Reld Donald Reprogle 43 X ' A ' . , ul v A . . I V ' A A' wi 4 1 A ' l 52 A xl All AVL A :V K VV 5 KX NX V V lf G' 9:14 'iz . .4 J ' viii . In ' Q L-,Q George M. Park, Jr. s 1 A Tir! I' ' l A KCENTRALITESM CELEBR TE Nlarun Ring Exa Robb Becky Roberts Lrnda Roberts jacqune Robmson Xie-lun Rockhold Mrke Roeder Ralph Ross Suzanne R05 er Judy Rudasml Davrd Rumer Brllre Sage Drck Sanford Dona Sasser jrm Sewers Jan Shafer Y Bob Sheeley Charles Sheeley Annette Shepherd Mary Shepherd Lmda Shrrk Joan Shoffner Larry Smalley Allen Smrth Denny Smrth ' 1 lf' , H m ,hi Linda Smrth Phyllrs Smrth Becky Snook Donald Southard Sue Stmemetz Penny Sours jeraldxne Stahler Judy Stahler Bull Stevens Ronald Stewart Janet Sw artz Patty Swrsher Daud Switzer Q jnm Tackett Km 5 Eddre Thomas 44 r 'A V 'h ' - 'ass X ' 7 ' S R 11' r, tur e, X , ' A i 1 y ' ? 1 i 3 ,Q 1 I , h ,- - K , It age A: ayykivg. xt y I ITH A DANCE ,,.j441lh-0 :Q L1 ms, JS 0w.,.N-,W MMR wc l Xier berb of the Qexenth Grlde amos thcrrselxei at Xir Blue .1 record hop Kelli XX ren W Xfllxff X mgllm, Cf' Llndl X ocitmg Cherxl X nun: Bccln TIIU5 Tollx Turner Phnllp VanV0orh1s Xllke VonSeggern Pamela XX agner Carol XWallxer Dala XY ard Gene XX atkms B1ll XX eaxcr Cathx XY exlxart Donna XX elfh Exerett XX erz Daud XX exn Outh Jaffe, XX mal lanet XX lflx Comme XX1clcer ChcrxlXW1lde Frmlxlln XX lll1dIUS XllI'1lXI1 XX 1ll11ms Gam XX 1ll1z1mson Ronme XX1lls judw Wllson joe Wood 75 I Karen Engle Lmcla H111 Chu lone Hogue Carolxn jenlcn Choxce Jenllmm Tom Xfogawcrlv Amta Parlx 45 4 1' 4 g. 9, I . 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' A A - GI s, - PT ' lx! llfxff Q4 'T L I V' ' ' I ,. lg, I A ig i ' we A 'V gf A Ki- N MBER 195 C.f'X bv 22.32 J xi Q 13? 47 ki fav! r vs 'Z joy ce Bondle Sheryl Braden Claren Brown Judy Brown Sylvxa Brown Dan Burk Shnrley Burk Eugene Burns Rnck Burton Dons Byrd Warren Campbell jrm Carey Gary Carmean Davnd Casey Barbara Caswell Tamara Clagg Martxn Clark Patsy Clark Mnllre Clonmger Mnke Cook Mlke Cooksey Patrxcxa Crump Frank Cummmgs Connxe Dax IS Richard Davls Nancy Day Mxchael Deslandes Donald Detnck john Detrrck Allan Deune David Duck Alan Dxsher john Dodd Lyle Doseck Albert Dowel Donald Drozdenko Tma Durnell Susan Earrck Mlckey Easton Rrck Ellnott Blike Emery -, , V .- Yi. 3 .,. n M S 1 I A 'nv -f .TL .1 ' N , ,I 'bf '- y E ' K af A J .1 WX f 1' , 2 .' - SJ- . . I 'Q H L 2 -s ' Q . Q 4. -uf L 1, x , K . ' X il .4 -A N if , be Q' Q V , . V 1, s , 1: , ' 5. r ' G- V Q Eugene Coil , X M , ,., ' x ' Q ' I ' V .ex ' ng. . . . 1 Q 1 X ' 3 aw. .. 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' N N 'iv . !t X. 4' . . - iig ,R , ' R' , Q .-x.'PAJ, Z 1, X 1 'I ,, O R STUDIES MIX lean Glllespre and John Detrrnlt draw 1 lnnc graph rn Nlrss hexyells erghth grade arlthmeuc class FIRST ROW Kathy Engle Leonard Epps Nancy Eyllsrzor Gary Fergus Vrrgrma Foulk Delaura Frxdley Lee Frost SECOND ROW' Don Fulmer Barbara Gardner Alan Geboy jean Glllespre Terry Grllesple Janette Goslee Carolyn Grayes THIRD ROW' Dune Grrmes Lors Grrmes Mrke Grubbs Larry Guy jo Ann Harpest Jenny Hartzler Patty Haynes FOLRTH ROW Raymond Heater Lors Hendershot Ted Heydmger Lucr Hlcks Cheryl Hrnkle Claude Hrtchcock Ethel Hltch coc N4 R'5.4. 5: 'C' Qu- T Intl!! 48 7 s ff k' , . . -. . , ' '- Q Q ' e . f ' a I V ' ,.- ' 'Y . al, 4 I 'S ., I as In 'W fury V A Sgt Q S g 2 Q - -vu I ,L-, ' '7 X , - fl J I I ,Qi ' 'Sr' r - ' x x M ' E' X ,ERP .l SINESS WITH PLE SURE Carolyn Hollopeter jane Howell Daxrd Huber Nlrchael Huffer Randy Humphreys Ruth Hunt jxll Hurley Dolores jackson Gordon Jackson Larry Jacobs Darleen jenluns Donald Jones Thomas Jones Marsha joy Susan Kennon Q you V 1:- xw A C KV . 7 I ,-, 'Ah v Q N L Ll L ' ,es - f ' ft' .- A . H , us f m, 'l 'VL S - , A r ' .2-P - V I L ..:eg:?1 ' 'ss-4' I . T 'i ' ' ,W A f-N ' -iii bn. X , 'rf' ' 'E' V ki 1 ' ' R Q ' X x Q :': - Q: ' ' 3 ' K , Q x , au-, 4 5 4- z ' I all 'L rr , . I ' , L ' V sl. G, '57 V V nr v ' 1 Q ' lbs . v Y K G ' - l x 7 X K ...., L . x ' R' , I . Q 4 , gf., f -': ,' 1- V A X, 5' h. ' A f' A gr, I, . si Y i or K . Y Q Zbr if 8 . U' Glen Kmcler Crystal Krng Harold Krpker Ralph Krser Janet Krtchen Walter Lamb Frank Lamson Chrrstrne Lantz Ralph Leclrlck janet Lee Lrnda Lundberg Sharon Lxnson Gus Lou rey Roger Lurrng john McAlexancler Arthur XlcCla1n Ronald McCloskey Larrs XIcConnel Dennns McLaughl1n Sslua McLaughl1n Lmda Magnuson Sue Matlock Sharon Mrller Thomas Moore Suellen Moots funnrg -1' 49 442 '?zN-v' Lf! T EIGHTH GRADE STUDE TS Cmtly Nlorrn Slam Xforns Penm Xloser Bonme Nlunz Chrrstopher Nelson Due 'Xexx man XX .unc P rlur IIINIUX Pune Tom Pulcotlt Stuen Pence NI1rg.,1e Plant S' I mn Potter 5' Q Alu'l s C Lex Rumer Stephen Runltle Exa Sargent Jmet Schrader Mary Sellers Tom Sheclex Betsx Shellhms Hrtndt Shepertl Glorn 1 Shores Dlclt Short Xlxlxe Shultz Rllph Suk' s Sandra Smmth Alrcc. Spranltell 'lick Sprxng Sxlxm Stimm Joanne Stephenson Gloru Stexemon Cecelu Stoker john Stone Patty Stone XX amta Stubcr Irene Szellm Sharon Iullmm Vert Pruttor Shenl Purtlm Karen Rxlston Kathleen Ray Ltrrx Rax Spenter Reames A fred Rey nulds D1clx Rxchards 'f 7 Don Roblnmn Sh1ryle Roberts judrth Rohrbough a MK XLAL '? S mA A 50 -s A Q' 5 'A 'S S , , , 1 S 'if 1 fl . ' . 95 ,, 1 il - ' 'g , Xdv K L I. r 4-H , S r.- t ' L ' of X he-Ef1t Q of . R . L, ll -2 ' S Q ' T' S S A ' S ,I .vu 4 V 4 J N ,p L In 7 K ' , ' 'sf ' A I 5 K' ' V1 L W S reettt t S A 'LA t :I . Ac, VA N Mb XR. it K - ' v A -1, S' S S M' 'F . ' , 5 -X S .'.,QX V , X , tie' '77 'N P -. a lia ARE PRO D OF THEIR AWARDS L Marrlyn Tanger Freda Tay lor Sandra Thompson Sue Thompson 4 y XX'ay ne Thompson QV Peggs Txtus ack Toomey Helen Toppmg hh Gary Tuttle Lors Tuttle Doyala Vance Max Vanlfiynmg Larry Vernon Sharon Wallace Beverly Weller Karen Welsh ' Gary XY ey mouth Dan Whetsel K 4? A ii: Ann Wfhltmg Mary Wmn Ronald W1se Donna Woodruff John XY'yant Darrel Yoder I. g nav in 9 .,-f XR Award winners in Art and Basketball. Sl FRESHME LA x X -.4 FIRST ROW' Marjorle Amerme Carolxn Andrevss Dasrd Ardrs james Artns SECOND ROW Krrs Augustrne Bob Barley Karan Baker Bob Bauders THIRD ROV Larn Beaty Dennis Beer Patty Berry Tom Bern FOLRTI-I ROV Peggy Brrd Joyce Boggs Lee Born Deby Boyd FIFTH ROXX Allene Breaston Phenon Breaston Connre Brown Susan Broun SIXTH ROXX Sharon Bryson Paulette Buckenroth Hxonne Burden Linda Burke 52 . P 'Q . . 5 5 . 5 ' , W I ' ' x Q H Q ' is ' I .. X I I I 9 I TOT L 194 Au- 'er 'K L J 5 'Q .4 K Q5 FIRST ROXX Bob Burnsule Glenn Burr' xdc' Donna Bxrd Dnnnl Chrleg JIITI Chrmlan Daud Clrne SECOND ROW Russell Coclxrell Carol Collmx judx Colllns Kas Columber Tom Con noe Niarla Copeland THIRD ROXX Danm Cotter Nlzdalrne Coxer jul. Culp john Damels Fred Dans james Delr FOL RTH ROXX Howard Deslandes Ruth Ann Deslancles John Drehl john Dotson Rudy Doudn Beserly Durtlmg r FIFTH ROXX Lam Entxxoocl Chenl Engle Carol Emng Bob Faber Bull F.1l-.es Sarah Faxuett SIXTH ROXX Claudm Ferrenburg Valerr Fllro Paula Fogt XX.1ncl:1 Foullx Barn Froebe Jem Fullerton 53 I 1 w I 5 K . '54 f 54 , . , ff A A jggwz . A . .Q C . f I I :li N 3' X I 5 '-If I it of 5 .L 1, RX. .5 A sz ' I F I L Q' R I we 9 Nw. y , I ' Qi ' x i ' - A I ' xyfi- 'vs A 111' .4 nib. suv v LAL FRESHMAN ATHLETES mee Iullertun 1 me Galluzzo fu-tx An excellent example of Freshman mechanrcal drawmg class Karen Merednth Jane Guy Susan Insley and Ruth Ellen Smlth entertain at Trl Teen talent nxght Nw. off' 54 Bob Gardner jams Gebox Ronnie German 'xlusctta Grles judx Gossard Betsx Grant lane Gux xmmxe Helter judx Heath B1rb1r1 Heeg.,cr Imda Lou Hellman Kathleen Hemmer Barbara Henry Larrx Henry Jamce Hlldreth Pat Hlldreth Harold Hoffman james Hou er L1 Humphreys Carolsn Hunt Sharon Hunt Tom Hurley Susan Insles Eugene larltson Buerlx lames Agnes Jones Xlarx Anne Jones I.e1la Karg ' 7 N J '. A : , . - A . a ff J A A 6 R ' 4 X 5 5 i at l 4 ' 'V W ' l K A' A :Ay x 'Q L I , T H' 4 G, .9 ' , 7 .. r 3. Q f l s 5 . , , g A , J' ' . ' , G, I ' 5 l X ' 9 4 ' 'A ,V , 47 S i K 'At AV A 4 - fr Y C .. , I N v , a A' , . :--.4 ' 1 V: za if l. 4 .ui ,,, . , l l ' 7 N fra e V R Q , if ' V G Ni U l ' 1 . L , ,,. i . fy r 1 , , ff 45' if . A , , I - 'gift' V, Al SHOW SPARKLI G ABILITY ff! Anne Kaylor Paul Kaucher james Kerns Tom Large George Larson 1-ll Rusty Latmrer Jackze Lrppmcott Anne Lord Ken Loxelace jim McBr1en Trm McCla1n Brll McCracken Ruchard McConnell Mary McG1nms Vxrgnma McLaughl1n Paul Kaucher Claudna Ferrenburg and Davrd Ardns dnscuss parts of the eye IU brology class Doug XILNCIH jim Magnuson jack Nlakemson Carol Maxwell Vary Ximmdr Karen Meredxth Davxd Mxller t' Elonse Mrller Fred Irller x X Nlathexx Mrllxngton N M A A , Phrllxp Moon B111 Moore Susan Morrow K Joyce Munz josce Napner , Le ,Ax ah I JMX X 55 1 L M L' 4 . 1 J flu an ' 'V 2 lr. I H , X -4 4 'W Q?:', x ,ig V M , . f X . . Y ' L ' J 1 . A 1 V V ,K Q , . A , y ,bv-. s Q, 9 V p R 0 R' P . A ' N br , ,G-ra' Y' 'C' A ' 2 ,A M V ' Q A ' I I s,ii9I'if',. .' A. X A 'ii' v..l AAA Conrad Roeder Mrnnne Ross Charles Rostofer jrm Sack Dayrd Schultz Alana Scott Stan Shafer Kathleen Sheeley Larry Shoffner Nfy ra Lee Short Carl Srmons Vrckxe Slater Elrzabeth Smith Ruth Ellen Smrth james Southland Sharon Sparks Niary ctta Sprmgs Daud Straub Nirnnre Stoker Douglas Taylor FRESHME START 'S Nt- 'LY 9' ss Q9 Tamara Neff 3 Ross Ixelson Norman Neyers Mabel Packer Charles Parker Debbre Parmer Larry Parmer Hugh Patten ohn Patterson Nlrlte Peterson I' red Petty Gene Plank 5 Rrclt Prater Dennrs Predmore Daud Reynolds Kent Rrsner Vrrgmra Robb Arlene Roberts Donald Roberts Leroy Roberts Ru 'nb Wx ' Q. ' ' V V -4 ' wi ' ' L f , .S ,P C--dl S . lt 1 'A ll .- r L Y ' . 'x 'W V 351k A 1 ::. .sit , Q'-Vx: f, 411: i ' C . A Y 'al v 9 M S P PL, 4 r . ' SPS 4 - t ' KX ' V' ' Q PK at f , 3 2 , U 9 : H 'Y' . l L W A - ly WX A ,1,. , K . 4:kV , K - A i k I .1 Q , yy K ,,Av- K K M y . . A Q.. I . gs - I as 1' V ' . ' -.. V x ' uf, ' 'A' A ' i . fit: Y ' ' xl .L y Q ,, . L Y X I ,K I A L 1 .f A 4 l ' - y 5, 5 h L A 5' E' A 'U' ' 1 Ek QW I A ' A YA-.4 . A P t 5 .I A ' 9 ' At .gf y l Ki 5 6' if X ki sl L X UPW RD CLIMB jenny Taylor Maurrce Taylor Tom Taylor Sandra Thomas Phllllp Trtus Susan Trual Laura VonSeggern 4, Betty Wallace Eugene Watt T X Tom Wenkart A Vrrgmla Whaley 6 Sammy Wrcker Peggy Wrlcox Ronald Wrlde Charles Wrllrams ND Charles Wnllrams janet Wrllrams James Wrllramson Kenny Wrllramson amce Wish Tom Wood Tern Wren Abrenl uhen plCl1U6J' were taken Charles Barger Darrel Dear Eugene Gross Garry johns nm Kegg ohn Maxwell Lmda Nelson Tom Reynolds Randy Scott Fred Stokes Thomas Taylor Edward Whrtmg Our petnte Freshman Attendant Judy Heath admires the VUBL champronshrp trophy Don Roberts and Eugene Gross work on voodvsorkmg prolects 57 F I .X is 0 -5 if ... , A , V u..f V E at . at R T Al' . F I . A ' .- , ,f T z .ith - E aw 'P ' ' . X'-. . . , t, , ' ' l N T ' Q fa -V my 7, k 1 F- I A A I gk V Y M L . V Y,, Q.. . . , A ra riil T J J ' ' xml, f I N V X x , ' 'S' Q X AX. o OPHOMGRE Dlx L- Aclxcrm m Pull Alcxmder Charles An rmc Conmc Angle Bud Bulu Lucllla Bulu Charles Barllre Beclu Banta Xhrxm L Bqnti Kuth Barker Bes erlx Blrton Robert Baughma jxm Beach Dawcl Beary N mu Bcrghtlcr ludx Bell fl Q fi ml i 4-v in 05 F S-.I .' 4 I S' L . r ' n if , J 1' L . k , , I.'L1. A ,- Q. .' I K' t K. Xi ,Pnl ' U' Q ' A , V1 , , t ex. A , ' PREPARE FOR IOR HIGH D YS Shuley Bell erry Brrel Cheryl Boclrl er Nancy Branham '9 Larry Brenner Blll Broun Xlarcele Brown Sue Brunson Davrd Burgstaller Bonnre Call Don Casey Dean Clmgerman Patsy Columber Nlary Conklrn Gary Cook Danl Cox Larry Culp Patty Curl 5 Barbara Dax rs Kelth Dly Ellen Dearxx ester Helen Dearxx ester Nano De-twrler Bxrbam Dill iteye Doan Qtue Dorm john Doxx ney Nancy Downm Kenneth Dunh ll W 545. Suzanne Dxtom Chucl-. Earrrlt Ruth Ann Early john Eastor N.1nCy Easton Bud Erchholtz Nlrlte Ellxott Scarlett Eulsrzor Tlm Eyyrnq John Robert Foote K 59 14' GBA ,,... A S4 0-v iq 7 -S REL I y., ' rg , jx ' ,Q 1 ' K if ' . ' Q . , I , 'Q -V , , X 1 I as A fxv YV Q ,V ,,, A We fl P I. at eata .4 , , , 6 I Q - r , L -g V P Y . Gary'Dan1els . 17 V 'Q I B ' ' .4 4 X . v L 1' ' - ' 'F 'Les -. M 1 I 3-lit P P .V W K P Q-I, - ,I A, Y . g K I, A xy . K U Z.. P QF' 5 13,511 M 'Z' , 'K fl5?5'3I: V.vl4z::1 I' lrll t 'C . 1' 1' si V ,Y 3 V ff- w rtxx A -V -. . A V , rf MANY SOPHGMURES BEGI .met Garxu Tom Glllilllfi Carolyn Croldsberrx , jxm Grant la- Xfarlan Grow Vary Guthr1e Pat Hackett 0 Vary Lou Hagearty if Clnely Hanan ly 'S Judy Hanson 5:-.J Chuck Hzrrrs Connie H xssell Tum Hlssell George Heater Lmda Hellman il llx Brll Hen Inger Larry Hemrnger Cora Henry ,x Sally Hertenstern Clarke Hrcks x X l Edna H1ll Suzanne Hrllrker -, Neal Hrtchcock Rose Huber jlm Huffman Jane Hufford Max Hughes Rodney Hughes Darlene Hurley V Dayrd Hutchmson x K 15 Hou ard Inslseep Nfarla Isaacs Nirlte jackson t' Rodger jackson Sncrra jackson X .L N- K X x x 60 ,- A , -,.', 5. ,,. A , f . V A x A V veg f A . . 't - or ,. 4 I 1 ' A 2 y 'fi V Q , Y ' A ., A ,l 1 , , A 6 Q l 4 f 5 l 'R 'l .M Lg g , A ' A rv yy ' I h I 1 f ' ' all Y- '1' N . 1. - G M ,M ' . ,' 4 is , sf A -1, ... , V U E' fr a ' ' ' 0, V' 6' r Q' A .' J A ? Q ' xr . A J, s 1 ' - N ff w X' . H ' I ' 'Q A v J 5' , B' . '- V ' . 1 , !n 'f fb x ,' V N '57 x , h ' I I ,A . x r Q x-A 'IX -' f' l , l C- tl .' .' A , ' V V, M, L fi V , . i A I 1 v. 0 x., . 'TREK l f ,'. , L' - ,t lx EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES xIllxC Ienlxmi Plull olm TRI I EEN CABINET FIRST ROXX Jean Fullerton Nancy Detxsller Valeue I0l'n son Susan Inslex SECOND ROXX I1nd.1 Hellman Qusan Brown Xian jones Xiary R1fCl'l1C Paula Fo,,t THIRD ROXX Iudx Collxns Ellubeth Qmlth NIar1lxn Smzth Bob uhnson 9 Ames Iohnson be johnson T' X Ilene. Iohmon 9' K xlILIlll1 Iohmtl n 0 Furla Onei Dxllzs IOneQ Denm lone L IIII I um Ixlultman , I Ixm Ixmnedx I mlg Ixldu ell Eduard kms Rlghard Ixmz Ixltherme Ixle n Roberta Ixosn Arlen Ten Lahex Conn e I..1t1n er bl 'CQ ' I . . I5 I 4' i 6 I J : 'r ' , J JI I ' I eifff.-'f'l1g . '-' 79 I ' 1 Q . i an A ' :-v1-12 ,i' 5,u. ,,? 5 fa-M . 5, ' ,' I I I' I Q Q3 ' I I I I A 9 g :I I ' A s . 'I -Iwnes S - . I . II' '. II eh, lr . fs- ' ' ' A . 'C', . 4: ,NU ' .K ,. L :B . ' I x . I - , , r . SOPHOMORE DRAMATIZE 9.2 .8 if 2 A N-Mgr C an s-.N FIRST ROXX' Cheryl LeVan Rev McColloch Peggy NICL1UghllI'l Carol McNIullen joe McMullen Betsy Nlarlyer Daye Marqurs SECOND ROV' Eclrth NIaulc Joyce Mrckes Malcolm Mlller Nrkkr Mrner Lrnda Mrtchell Joyce Montgomery Larry Nioon THIRD ROW Larry Morrms Sharon Moyer Robert Munz Vrrgrl INap1er Eddre Nelson Conme kevyman Mark OConnor FIRST ROW Sheryl Oglesbee Nancy Parks Rlchard Parmer Phrl Paxton Bob Prckermg Mrchael Prosser Phll Pugh SECOND ROW INed Pusey Sandy Ralston Lrncla Rercl Bob Rettrg Mary Rrtchre Mrke Roberts Wrllram Robmson THIRD ROW' Ben Roth Darlene Sage John Scherer Charles Schoepfle jams Shavycl Lmda Sheeley Mrke Shepherd ,.,, 1:9 A-1? ...E 9. 'Z' 62 4 , ' - 1 F - 4-el, - . w - ' , A - 5- ' fi He: ' ' 1' f p V X' n E 4 t , , 4, . , ki! .'k , ML' Q V i ,T 'D y 1.551 K 1 K- 4 'G' A T - L l A h f 5' I ' gs . g ' f- 1 I f inks- 1- K .L I ': , , , j I 4 ' . I , , ' 1 '. ' -v li ' .L '. ' ' ,- h , A 1 ' , U . ,, y ' G-5. . 1? ' I f S ' fi ' 5' . , . , Q . , ' H- ' 'sv ' 'I I - ' W - w e 4.3 'P , I b x. ,f A A 1 I U VARIOUS EXPERIENCES 09 Www if' xx? 'T N-1 FIRST ROW joe Qhlyeley Mlry Lou Qhorr Xixke Mlyerstem Joe Slater Carole Small Barbarl Srmth Joyce Qmuth QECOND ROXX Larry gITllIl1 Nlanlyn Qmmth Robert Qflllfh Elle-en Qouthard Suian Splller Laura Stulver qlllfllfl 9umm6rQ THIRD ROV Blllle Rutter B1llT1tus Robertl Tltui Glenm Tuttle Nllxlxl X'yJ.f:.1nnn Bzrlmrl XX xrd jlcl-r VUe1lw FOLRTH ROXX Nirllr Vyh lex Judy Vshltney Shlrley XX hxtney Blll XX 1c.1l jm NXxlg,u5 Klrcn Wxlls Nlllcc Wllt FIFTH ROXX Quim Ykmnzer Nlxlxe Vkxtmcr jmct Vsorrciter Nlarshl X run R11 ty flllS L 1 Ynlyn Gm Due Henry Hlr ld lxlm, Pat Nlmn Niark OConnor P Hulletr J Phl Pugh re enact hm. Cac .rr m E C .155 63 , . I SL A , f N I - ,v I Q f ' X l -. , D , ' ' , . N ,, if . A , 4, '- .. 5215? ' '- H3 , f V- ww- 'vu , L I my , , V., , V ii ' ' ' ' M ' L if 5, 'x R - ' ev' A Q rrr 4' I , V 1 . I J O W ,K , . 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Adnan Bruce Allov. aw Dax ld Ardxs Alxce Barkcr Gary Barlovt jude Barlup Tom Barrett Vxrgmxa Barry Linda Ann Beltz - 1 Q 'rxf Y , X, K THE GREATEST' if I.1nCl.1 Bern Imda Berton George Bodeubender juclw Boo7e Don Born Dlcll Brom n Rose Ann Brown Lmda Burl-renroth Lirrx Burden Quian Burk FIRST ROV jams Bxrd Conme Campbell Doug Cham berlam SECOIND ROV Bonme Clark Vxrgmra Collms Bill Columber Papa and Mama look on whrle Nlrss onas reprlmands Cecxl for domg The Buzzard Lope -5--wit 9.4!- GOAL OF JUNIOR aaf' i Vt.:- i6 ti y, dx ian- FIRST ROW Exerett Conkhn Sandy Connole Sharon Coower Becky Corbett janet Cotter Barb Crmg SECOND ROV' jerry Culp Dale Deardurff Mary DeBovx Kaxleen DeV1er Nancx Dovel Kas Dugan FIRST ROW Kay Dunson Vxola Durflmger Grace Elllott Karen Ellxott Lana fogt Dale Ioreman SECOND ROW Margle Foreman jack Frost Gene Hadley Tom Hammond Kurt Hanaway vs' 1? V 2' A I -Je -cr Q9 an ev E rr' - 4 J' ,xv I 7 I N, O J qv. ,Q 1 if 5: L A Y 5 -F 'Of . A V Sill I I I ' ' ' T 1' I I I C Gallimore., Dixie Gardner, Sue Gibson: Chris Gillespie. THIRD Row: Sandy Grant.. Nancy Green, Sldeila Grigsbyd Leann Q I f.. 15: nv, 3 I I 5 95 i v I , - X ' 5' 'hr a , it f i . t ' . ' 1 f Q Q ' an ' D bb bk I X , L I X A 4 ,I , V, BEST PROM EVER 752' 41 FIRST ROXX john Hartzler Tom Heath Ron He1lman Phyllls Helmandollar Susxe Hemmer Daxe Hendershot SECOND ROW' Gary Henry Sandy Henselman Mary Hmkle Lmda Houchm Dlana Hughes Rosanna Hurlex THIRD ROV Tom Insley Don jackson Madelme johnson Marxlyn Johnson Rebecca johnson Rlta johnson junxor class offlcers are lett to right Leann Hadles treasurer Sharon Cooxer secreurx bm Xucstlnq HCC prewdc-nt fred Ny arkx prcsxdcnt 67 CC 99 ' Qi- K 8 0 Y ' xr X X , 5' QV 2 R . S r. ' 'i I faaaaa S 6- ' f L R , X v JU IOR PRO DLY WEAR WX Cv' .fi il' 'S jnm McDonald Arlrs McGhee Ruth McNIullen Pat McQueen joy ce Mathevs s Robert Means Pat Mellen Lmda Nlengerml. Alrce Xlrller Gary Jones George jones Xhrlx n Kellx Bonme Kennedx juclne Kmg Betty Lar1d1s Xlurmlene Latrmcr Tom Lee Bucky Lord Greg Lunng LA my John 'Nichols Bob Ixlsxx onger George Packer Pam Palmer Don Parker Q , . ' F A . . L Q I p 1 A .' n .' V V Y fb A A f r G A X' 'tif 1 'H X 4 'la 3 Lg L , S A. ' S rf 'K Q, 'f' , V V h we wr : MQ X J L Y. fr jim' McAlexander , l A 1 K ml? . A 'g M 'M Y V - i A S of F , A , , ' ,ff - ,e-'-SN Y' ' ' V sq! ., ' f X' l' ,i 4 a X ' lx -H I Q. rf' V Y it CLASS RI GS AND PINS Bob Parmer Ron Parmer Gary Pence Peg Peters Gene Pettx Eddle Plank Tom Powers B1ll Poole Gary Potter judv Pra'll fi? N,,,,,,,f Ray Puckett Robert Ratleff Ph1l Rhea Jamce Rwhards Sandy Rlgdon judz Rnsner Gene Robb RV F Dave Robmson Nancy Roser Lk Dame Rumer Lxnda Severs Corkw Shafer B111 Sherman Phylhs Srckles Lorxta Sine H2-,az I 5 Z R r Ag . ' P2 f .f , A ELT 34.3 'j .6 P X A 1, 2 S I i Q F' -1 'LJ JU IGRS ARE PRCUD Davld Sloan Nm Smlth ' Mlke Smlth Fred Sparks W' Mxke Stemen Warren Taylor Eva Tennant Judy Thompson Drck Thornton Susu Txllman Lmda Titus Chrxs Toth AWK ,-fi? Jams Treen Dune Ulmer Paula Vance Nancy VanNess Ralph Wade Penny Wagaman Carol Wallace jean Ward aw 'fa 70 AS UPPERCLASSME .Mf B tsx Watkxns Pam Wcbcr Kathy XX ells Carolyn XX hntl ltch James W lllxami Xfary XX rllxams Dxclx XW1ll1amy Bob XX 1lls Qusan XX ISC Dennms XX ren Glry X oeitmq Bob 'X out Curtxs H ounz Abrerzz u hen mleezz mere S San Beck Jane Crnssman Carl 1 son I Nap1er udy OR1elley TOP I'ElN JLNIORS are left to rxght QTAINDING Grace Ellnott Sharon Comer Kurt Hanavyay Don Plrlrrr Craig Adryan SITTING jams Byrd Kay Dunson Rus anna Hurley Ruta Johnson and Nancy Royer , L . in 6- f r f l s ,a l ' AA rr 2 a J l 5 L .,'-4. ' v layy pinuf-er were , A , I u. G'b,l.D. Lf y' , J ' fig: ra - i Y i ,Y I - . r y 7l l 7i i f 7 U SYBIL ANN ADAMS Latin Club 15 Tri-Teens 1. 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 Dra- matics 3, 4g Library As- sistant 1, 2, Thespians 4. BARBARA ANN ALEXANDER Tri Teens 1 2 YTeens A 1 2 5 V 4 Dramatics 3 Biolo 2 Library Assistant 4 The-spians 4 'fmt .41 JLDITH KAY AMRINE Tri Teens 1 2 Latin Clu 1 2 Dramatics Clu 5 Art Club 1 2 Biology Club 2 Y Teens 3 4 GAA 3 4 C ant Staff 4 Co op 4 Library sistant 1 2 3 . , 3 . 3, 43 F.N.A. 1, 2, 53 F.H. . , , , . Pres. s , :U sy , 1 nw 24- A 1 , ' .rgre :9A,.L, a , A- 5,5 .S LA,,,.,f.,, b r 1 ' 3 ' b 3 , 1 V 5 . , 2 - . . , 9 h 1 1 - a ' Q As , , , 4. Q A A A as Xu LINDA KAY ANGLE Latin Club Ig Tri-Teens 1, 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 Dra- matics 3, 45 Operetta 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Major- ette 5, 4. JAMES DAVID ASKREN Biology Club lg Latin Club 1, 23 Pythagorean Club 23 Phy-Chem 51 junior Playg Senior Playg Hi-Y 3, 4g Dramatics 3: Thespians 3, 4. CLASS OF 60 UMBERS 131 DONNA LOL BISHOP FHA 1 7 ROBERT E BEATY V I C 3 Sergeant at arms 4 SHIRLEY ANN BETHEL Co op 4 Trl Teens 1 2 YTeens Treasurer 3 4 Student Councnl 3 Grrls State 3 National Honor Soczety 4 LARRY HOWARD BLAIN Latrn Club 1 Band 1 7 3 4 Orchestra 4 Thes plans 4 PATRICIA RUTH BRADLEY FHA12 JLDITH YVONNE BROWN A 1 r Club 1 Student Councll 1 Asszstant Llbrarxan 1 SE IORS CHAT WITH MAN LARRY LOUIS CAMPBELL ootball 1 2 Track 3 NIKKI ANNE CASEY GEORGE LEWIS CLONINGER Footballl 2 3 Basket ball Manager 2 Trl Teens 1 YTeens 3 F H A 1 DONALD ROGER COLE L ln Club 1 Sec 2 HIY 5 Sec 4 Phy Chem 5 Pres 4 junlor Class Presldent Scholarshlp Team Natlonal Honor Socxety3 4 Pythagorean Club 2 Key Club 3 4 SLSAN IRENE CONIN Brology Club 1 Latm Club Aedrle 1 Consul 7 Tr1 Teens V Pres 1 2 YTeens V Pres 3 4 LN Trlp 2 Pythag orean Club 2 Student Councrl 1 Treasurer 4 Thesprans 4 Best Ac DONNA JEAN COMPTON Soc1ety 3 Sec 4 Chxef tams Chatter 3 Chant 3 Edntor 4 jumor Play Scholarshnp Team Dra ma rcs 2 3 4 Drama Nlght 3 Chorus 1 2 Operetta 1 2 Bowling 4 GAA 3 4 COLLEGE REPRE ENTATIVES BETTY JANE CONNOLE Latm Club 1 2 Bnology Clu 1 Chorusl 2 3 Trx Teens 1 2 Teens 3 4 Dramattcs 1 2 Operettal 2 3 Sen xo Play GAA 3 4 Thespxans 4 CHARLES RICHARD COOKSEY VC34 SHARON LOUISE 3 DANIELS Coop 4 WILLARD F DAY Track 1, 2, 4, H1Y 4, Bowlmg 4 75 ' g ' V , -5 - . . . 5 ' ' I ' E ' , 3 tress 3g Natronal Honor 5 , , . 2 -, , 3 ,V 1 S S ' L . Y , , 1 1 ,D 1 Q . 1 Q I s I J - ' - 1 - vw ' , 3 ' b L , , , 4: - , 5 Y- .I, . , ,, 2 1 3 , . 5 ' 'r Q . . . . 1 DIANA KATHRYN DEAR Lat1n Club 1 2 FNA 2 V Pres 4 B10 gy Club 1 Pythagorean Club 2 Trx Teens 1 2 YTeens 3 4 Natnonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Scholarshrp Team Band 2 3 Majoret Orchestra 1 2 3 Swmg Teens 3 H1 Lxfe 4 Dra mat1cs 3 Phy Chem 3 DOLGLAS ROBERT DIENER Brology Club 1 VIC 3 Sec Treas 4 oval 1 3 4 MARSHA ELIZABETH DETRICK Lat1n Club Aedrle 1 2 Tr1 Teens 1 2 YTeens 3 4 B1ol0gy Club 1 Dramat1cs 2 3 4 en 1or Play Thesprans 3 GAA 4 Chorus 1 L N Tnp 4 BONNIE MAE DETWILER Brology Club 1 Latm Club 1 2 Pythagorean Club 2 Dramat1cs 3 Bandl 2 Sec 3 Mayor ette Treasurer 4 Sen1or Attendant FTA 4 Or chestra 3 4 YTeens 3 Tr1Teens1 2 Scholar shlp Team Phy Chem 3 Swmg Teens 3 Student uncrl 1 2 4 1 State 3 Natrona! Honor Socrety 4 XVILLIAM L DELONG H1Y 3 4 Dramatncs v 4 umor Plas Semor Pas HAROLD EDWARD DOWDY jumor Play Sen1or Play ' , 3 , . , , . . g 'lo ' Q q' -v 1 V QCA I- . Z I 3. ' vll A ,f : L J I 1 ' Y 1 . Q P 1, , , ' te 43 ' ' 2 1 9 U ' A , , a , , , 4. . , 2 . 9 , t , I- Y 1 . y 3 v , 5 ' 1 Q ' 9 . ' v 1 ' 1 v - Z A ' 5 ' , 1 9 ' 4g 3, 3 Girls g .. , 3 . 1 Y. . l . - , Q - 5 1- L L . , 1 V' - -3 C0 ' . , :G'rls' , ., ., . , B '- I A ng , . - 3 ' ,- lv' K l,.,. A' . tai- GLORIA ANN ELLIOTT Latin Club 1. 2g'Trif Teens 1, Pres. 21 Dra- matics 1, 2, 5, 45 G.A.A. 5, V. Pres, 4g Senior Class Treasurerg Y-Teens 3, 4g Thespians 3. 43 Christmas Play 4g junior Playg Senior Play: Hi- Life -lg Drama Night 3, sig Chieftains' Chatter 3: Bowling 'll National Honor Society 41 Best Actress 4. US WELL SAM EDWARD DL'NAXX'AY Hi-Y 3. -1: Scholarship Teamg Bowling -iz Phy- Chem 4: Baseball liz Bas- ketball 1, MAX CARLTON EARICK Track 2, 3g Basketball 2: Hi-Y 5. -l. Out' Senior Class officers guide us through a fun-filled year. They are john Pusey. presi dentg Gloria Elliott. treasurer: Allan jones, vice presidentg and Carol Emmons. secre- tary. ANDREW ROBERT ELMORE V.I.C. 3, Reporter 4 NIICKEY MARIE EMERY Latm Club 1 Aednle 7 Consul 3 Brology Club A 1 Teens 1 7 H1L1fe1 7 3 Eclntor 4 Stu ent Councnl 1 Jr Red Cross 1 7 Pres 3 4 Py g orean Club Treas 2 Y Teens 3 4 Chrnstmas Play 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 jumor Play Senxor Play Thesplans 3 V Pres 4 Natlonal Honor SOCICIQ 4 Drama Nlght 3 4 Scholarshrp Team DAR Test 4 Amerxcan Legxon Award ANDREW R FOGT Phy Chem 3 JEANNETTE ANNE ENGLISH NIARSHA KAY ENGLISH L 1n Club 1 2 Teens 1 2 YTeens 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 Thes plans 4 Junror Play Co op 4 Chrlstmas Play 3 Grrls State 3 CAROL LILLIAIN EMMONS Brology Club Sec Latm Club Aedule 1 7 Cheerleader I 7 3 4 Attendant 1 2 Chorus 7 3 4 Trl Teen 7 UN Trip 7 a m rcs 7 3 4 Py ag orean Club 7 Chrrst mas Play 7 3 Operetta G Thesplans 3 4 Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Dra ma Nrght 3 Chreftaxns Chatter 3 YTeens 3 Pres 4 Senror Class Sec retary Chant 4 Scholar shnp Team 14 SENIOR BOY LE D A 78 CHARLES RICHARD FOOTE VIC 3 LINDA JEANNE GEBOY CONNIE SL E GEESLIN Bxology Club 2 FHA 2 3 Tr1Teens 2 Y Tens3 FNA 1 2 PENNY LYNN GOODYKOONTZ Blology Club 1 Trl CHIEFS TO WI W B L TITLE ANN EVANS GOSLEE Tn Teensl 2 Bnology Club Pythagorean Club 7 Latln Club 1 e 1 Chorus 3 GAA 9 4 YTeens 5 Dramatxcs 3 junlor Play Semor Play PhyChem 3 FNA 2 Thesplans 4 Chem 5 KAREN ELIZABETH GREGG Tn Teens 1 7 YTeens Coo 4 MARY LOU GONTERMAN Y Teens 3 2 ' Q , .. I . Teens 1, ZQ Y-Teens sg 1' K- F-H-A.1sTri-TfenS1,2 4. I . . O l I lg , , , 2, 31 I:I,i-Lif , 2, 3, if 3, 4: -,P-, 9 Phy- SANDRA LEE HAYNES Art Club Treas. lg Biol- ogy Club lg Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 23 Tri-Teens 1, 23 F.N,A, 1, Historian 4g Girls Chorus 13 U.N. Trip 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 Chieftains' Chatter 3: Thespians 3. Treas. 43 Phy-Chem 33 Operetta 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Chant 4: Scholarship Team. ' ROBERT STEWART HASSEL Football 3, 43 Baseball 5, 4, V.I,C. 3, 4. 13 SE IORS T PPED FOR J 3. , SHARON ANNE GEBOY DOUGLAS ARTHUR HENRY Latin Club 23 Phy-Chem 33 Pythagorean Club 2. Mickey Emery and Gerry Kaucher take D.A.R. Test. LYNNDA LEE HENRY Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 43 Swing-Teens 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Tri- Teens 1, 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 junior Play3 Drama Night 23 Christmas Play 4g Operetta 1, 2, 43 Scholarship Teamg Na- tional Honor Society 4. EARL EDWARD HICKS, II Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, V. Pres. 43 Key Club 3, Sec. 43 Baseball 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 Track 23 Scholarship Teamg Na- tional Honor Society 4. ROBERT MYRON H ILL VIC 3 Pres 4 Bowl m34 NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY SDSIANNE HOLLIS Chorus 1 Latin Club 1 Scholarship Team Girls State 3 Dramatics Newspaper 3 DONALD M HORN Fotball2 3 HY3 4 VIC 34 Bowng 'g , . 3 5 ' s 0 . 1 i' - ' 3 ' 3 . . . , 3 li 1 ' 13 3, 4. ' nilifif- it NANCY KAY HORN d , -, , Q i - if , ' 2 3 Coop 4 Tri Teens 3 Dramatics 3 Chant Col lector 2 3 Chleftains Chatter 3 GAA 3 4 JAMES KEITH HUFFER Ban 1 7 3 4 Sw ng Teens 2 3 4 Phy Chem 3 Dramatics 3 4 Thes plans Pres 4 junior Play Drama Night 3 I-I Y 3 Chaplain 4 Key Club 4 Prom MC 9 Christmas Play 4 Mr Lundy gnves the semor scholarshnp team them IDSUUCIIODS before they begun the t6St ROBERT DEAN HL QTON F otballl H15 4 hs Chem 1 Bmlogs Club 7 Tcnms 4 Football Xian ager 4 XX ILLIANI DOL GLAS HL RLEH 82 JENNIE LEA HL RLEH 28 SENIORS CRAM RL TH ANN IRXX IN Tn Teens 1 7 Y Teens v Dramatxcs v 4 Latm u 1 and 1 F H A Bmlogx Club Y 43:5 V 4 V E ff l FH. . 1. 2g 'F ' eni A I. 2: Y-Teens S. 4. W QW! f o 1 3 ' P , A A , -A Y ' C'1b1BA','z.41 . . -. , HARRY MERRILL JOHN HLY 3 4 Football 2 3 CoCapta1n 4 Student Council 3 Scholarshxp T am Track 2 3 4 Natxonal Honor Socnety CHARLES MARTIN JACKSON Football Manager 25 Bas- ketball Manager 25 V.I.C. 3, 45 Football 45 Baseball 4. SHARON LAVAUGHN JAURET F.H.A. 1, Co-op 4. FOR SCHOL RSHIP EXAM ALLAN HERRON JONES Latnn Club 1 2 3 Bas all 1 'P 3 4 2 H Pres 4 Phy Chem 3 Draruatncs 3 4 Natlonal Honor Society 3 V Pres 4 Thesprans 3 4 Key Club Treas 3 4 Scholarshlp T e a m orus l 2 3 Presxdent Semor Class Jumor Play ROBERT DEAN KARG LOIS JEAN JOHNSON Corus 1 Coop 4 FNA 2 4 DAVID GORDON KARIBO Football 1. 2. 3, 41 Bas- ketball 1, Zg Track 1. 2. 33 Latin Club Aeclile 1, 23 Hi-Y 3. Sergeant-ab Arms 41 Wlrestling 43 Phy-Chem 4. MELAINIE JEAN! KEGG Tri Teens 1 Y Teens 4 GERALDINE MILLER KAUCHER Band 1, 2, Treas. 3, Sec. 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Girls Chorus 15 Swing-Teens 2. 3. 43 Tri-Teens 1, 23 Y- Teens 3. 4g Latin Club 1, 23 Biology Club 1g Phy-Chem 31 F.T.A. Pres. 43 Pythagorean Club 23 Dramatics 3, 4g junior Playg F.N.A. 2g Student Council 23 Chant 4g Scholarship Teamg Christmas Play 4g D.A.R. Test 4g National Honor Society 43 Thespians 4. 12 MUSICALLY INCLI ED DAVID LEE KAUFFMAN VC34 THOMAS FREDERICK KAYLOR jr Red Crossl 2 3 4 H1Y3 4 Football 2 3 Biology Club Pres 2 Drama Night 3 Dra matics 3 JAMES LANE KERINS 'W LINDA JEAN JAN ET LOL ISE KIININARD KINOTTS L 1n Club 1 2 1 Tr1 Teens 1 7 YTeens Teens 1 7 YTeens 9 3 Student Counc1l 1 Band 3 4 FTA Ch1efta1ns Chatter 3 4 B1ologyClub1 Phx FNA 1 L1brary As Chem 3 Dramat1cs 1 2 S1St3Ut 4 Dramat1cs 1 2 4 The p1ans 3 3 The-sp1ans 3 Chant Pythagorean Club Collector 1 LIN Tr1p Scholarsh1p Team 4 Sen1or Play SE IORS PLAY I AN JL D1T1H1 ANN KosMATKA Cheerleader Tr1Teens1 2 YTeens jr Red Cross 1 4 La Club Sen1or Play Bowlmg 4 GAA 3 4 L1brary As s1stant 1 7 H1 L1fe Bus1 ness Manager 3 4 FTA 3 4 Thesp1ans 4 Best Supportmg AL tress 4 GRETCHEN SL E LANDIS Club 1 S FHA 1 HISYOIIZH 7 Tn Teens 1 7 Y Teens 4 Dramat1cs 7 jr Red C oss 1 7 HOWARD EDV ARD LATIMER H13 Boulmg Sec and Treas 4 Football 1 CONRAD WAYIN E LAMBERT Lat1n Club 1 7 3 Foot 1 3 4 Bas 1 2 Baseball 1 dent Counc1l Pes 4 Chorus 7 3 Phy Chem 3 Senxor Play es p1ans 4 Best Supportmg Actor 4 JOHN THOMAS LAWRENCE JAMES MICHAEL MCBRIDE jumor Play it ROY EDGAR LEASIQRE Football 1, 2, 3. 41 Bas- ketball 1, 25 Hi-Y 3, Treas. -Ig Baseball 1, 2. 5, 4g Wrestling 43 Phy- Chem 3, 43 Senior Playg Thespians 4. MICHAEL LEE LEVAIN C 3 ADDA JANE LIGGITT Student Councxl 1 Y Teens 2 F B L A 3 In ternatlonal Relahons Club SE IGRS WORK H RD ERNESTINE KATHLEEN MCBRIEN FHA 1 Reporter 2 Pres 4 Trl Teens 1 86 A il' ' v.1. , ,4 4. ,QQ . . . , .33 ' . 5 Semor Au ard yymners are Gary Rhea Athletrcs Gerry Kaucher Musrc Mrckcy Emery 'icholarshxp Carol Emmons Populanty Susan Conn SCFWICC Glorla Elllott Dramatrcs Allan jones Leadershrp john Pusey Scholarshlp and Leadershnp Lmda Rea rs presentrng the awards WAYNE CLAYTOIN MCLAL GHLIN Football Manager 1 4 Track Manager 1 Latm Club 1 Dramatrcs 3 4 H Y v 4 Basketball Nfanager v Junror Play Semor Play B nd 7 v Theiprans 4 T0 PRESE T HOMECOMI G REXFORD LEE NIEAN9 C -1 Foo a Manager 1 SL QAN XIARIE XIENGERINK Freshman Chorr em 4 FHA 4 GEORGIA XIARLEXE XIEREDITH Trl Teens 1 7 X Teeny 4 Dramatlcs n IO as A Boyxlmg 4 87 VUILSON MICHAEL NIILLER Baseball 2 NWALTER PHILLIP MINER Baseballl 7 5 4 Foot 2 I-I Key Club 3 4 Basket ba Scholarship Team National Honor Society 4 9 SE IOR GIRLS RICHARD EUGENE MORRIS Football 1, 2, 3. - W' A SHIRLEY JEAN MOORE Tn Teens I DAVID ALAN MORRIS Foot all 1 2 WAN DA CAROL MUMMEY FHA 1 Library As sistant 1 Dramatics 2 3, 43 Pythagorean Club Sec. 23 Tri-Teens 1, 23 Y-Teens 3, 43 Christmas Play 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team3 Band 1, 2, 5, Majorette 43 Orchestra 2, 5, 43 Bowling 43 F.T.A. 5, 43 Chant 33 Chant Collector 3: Thespians 43 National Honor Society 43 Bulldog Scholarship. DON MARION NEAL QSHAFERJ Football lg Hi-Y 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 4g Phy- Chem V, Pres. 4. SHARON KAY PARKER Tri-Teens l. 2: Latin Club l. 21 Senior Playg E,N.A. 1, Sec, 2, Treas. 3. Pres. 43 Library As- ant 7 3 P RTICIPATE IN CO OP KENNETH ORVILLE PAXTON 1 2 Pythagorean 2 Tenms 2 Phy Chem 3 Key Club 3 4 H1 Y Team Band Club 3 4 Scholarshn SHIRLEY ANN POOL 3 4 FNA1Treas Reporter 3 BETTY AININ PL CKET1' H Teens 3 4 Tn Teens Se Pres 3 Homecommg Queen nd' 89 W rw: , V ' V' V I SARAH LOL PLALGHER Bancll 2 3 Orchestra 2 Dramatlcs 3 FHA 3 X sist -. ,, 4. . , 9 , 1 - 1, 1 ' 1 - Q, 3 p Q . ,. . l Tri-Teens 1, 25 Y-Teens Y Y 1, 2: F.H.A. 1, c, 2. ,-, .X x Joms ROGER PL sEY Latm Club Consul Ae d e Bas ball B etball 1 4 Natnonal Honor So cxets w Pres 4 Dramat rcs 3 4 Thespxans 3 4 Best Actor 3 Pythago rean Club 2 Kev Club Sec 4 Phy Chem V res Scholarshrp Team junlor Class V Pres Senlor Class Pres Actor 4 Amerrcan Le gnon Avfard 4 RICHARD LOREIN RICHMOND Latm Club 1, 2, Pythag orean Club 2, Tennls 3, 4, Golf 4 LINDA LEE REA Latrn Club 1 2 Consul Trl Teens 1 Teens 3 4 Dramatrcs 3 4 Phy Chem Sec 3 H1 Llfe 4 Chant 4 Chref taxns Chatter 3 junror Class Treasurer Bowlmg 4 GAA 3 4 Scholar shxp Team FTA 4 Drama Nuht 3 Gnrls Chorus 1 Chant Col lector 1 Thesprans 4 k3flOI'l3l Honor Soczets GARY CLAYTON RI-IEA Football 1 3 Co Captam aseball 1 2 Ba etball 1 2 3 C Ca tam 4 H1Y 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Chorus CONNIE LOU RICHARDSON Trl Teens 1 Co p FNA 3 4 SE IOR CAGERS LE D LINDA JAYNE RISNER Tr1 Teens 1, 2, YTeens 3,4,FNA1,FHA 1 il 2. 51 e 1. 2. 41 ' A ' 35 Y' 5. 4. ask . 2. 5. , ,j ' . .- Z 1 ' - 1 ' Z-v I ' 5 7. . pl - .Viet 1 - ' I -' . 3. 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' Q P . 5: ' ' . . 1 . ,Z A .1 T ' , - Hi-Life 1. 2. 3. 4g Best 4 ' 42 B 1 l, , 5, 49 Sk , , , 0- P L - , L 2. l l A I , 4- 3 -o 43 Q 1 85' IUDITH ANN RUBIN Latm Club 1 2 Brology Club 1 Trl Teens 1 2 jr Red Cross 1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Orches tra 4 Swrng Teens 4 Y Teens 3 Dramatxcs 3 4 PhyChem 3 GAA 3 Sec 4 Semor ay FTA 3 4 Thespnans 4 ADRIANNE ELIZABETH RITCHIE Blology Club 1 Trl Teens 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 Pythagorean Club 2 UN Trlp 3 Latm Club 1 2 censor 3 consul 4 YTeens Sec 3 4 Dra matrcs 3 4 Thesprans 1 e GAA 3 Pres 4 Chant 4 World Affairs Trip 4 FTA 3 4 Sc olar shrp Team National Honor Socrety 4 LARRY LEROY ROBINAUGH HrY3 4 Band12 V Pres 3 4 Swmg Teens 2 3 4 Operetta Chorus 1 3 4 CHIEFS TO WIN C0 TITLE TERRENCE PATRICK RYAN Latm Club Aedxle 1 2 3 Pythagorean Club 2 Golf 2 3 4 Key Club V Pres 3 Pres 4 H1 Lrfe 3 4 Basketball 2 LESTER ERIC SEABERG Football 4 H Y 4 Scholarshrp Team P y Chem 4 Track 4 9l THOMAS ANDREW RUMER CHARLES HENRX QI-IAFER 4 Foot 4 Track Baslxc H .-Af' E231 RAS QHAFER B 5 ctball 1 5 w Base ball 7 Chorus Bo s Chorus 1 u dent Councll 7 5 Xfath -1 Track 4 unror P an Qenror Plax SE IOR PLAY CAPT RES JOH CE LOL ISE SI-IAXX VER Tr1Tcens 1 7 YTeens jr Red Cross 7 A 1 ADA ELLEIN SHOFFINER A 1 Se Latm Club 1 Brology Club 7 Lnbrary Asszst a 1 EL GEINE POST Walter Matthews pre sents the Amerxcan Le gron Awards to Mxckey Emen and john Pusey Mmkes also recewed the avnarcl when she was a Freshman 92 W' 1, ' ., .' ' f V a lr ' . -. fi ' - , 5 W ' -1 1. 2. Ba H'-Y ir fx b ll 3. - ' v- - 21 Sf- 3.1 17 2: 3 '-t- P1 l -f 94 ball 2: Golf -iz V,I.C, Club 23 FTA. 'Zi HI-Y 3. 4, Q A ' :J 1:1 5. Pla . V -Q '. -Q FH. , . 2. - . 2. 3. c. 4: . III .M - Y by JUDY ANN SMALL F.H.A. lg Tri-Teens 1, 23 Latin Club 25 Teens 33 F.N.A. 4. Y. DOUG PAUL SNIOCK H1-H 5 4' Track 2 DRAMATICS AW RD JOYCE ANN STOKER f-S JAMES MICHAEL STRAUB Ban 3 PHILLIP LEE STRICKLAND Football 1 7 Basketball w T li JACKIE LOL SLTTER 93 , t . w, d C. yr 'fx 'X I . Q 3 lg Hi-Y flg rac 1, 2, - F '. 1 i LESTER DIXON SL'T'I'ER Baseball 1, 2, 35 V.I.C. 3. Sec. and Treas, 4 Bowling 4. JAMES INIICHAEL TOTH Bxology Club 2 H1Y 3 4 Track 2 4 Football ANTHONY XVILLIAM SYLVESTER Football Manager 1 2 Football 3 4 Basketball Manager3 Dxstrlct Hon or Sxgnmg 2 3 Track Manager 3 DENNIS EARL TALLMAN Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Scholars 1 Team Phy Chem 3 4 Natxonal Honor Soclety LINDA LEE SXVITZER Tri-Teens 1, 25 Y-Teens 3. 4: DramatiC5 3g 'lun- ior Play. WE LL LWAYS REME BER S HARRIET SUE TL LLX 1n Club 1 2 1 Teens 1 2 Lrbrary As s1stant2 3 4 YTeens 3 4 Chant Collector 3 Chant 4 Phy Chem 3 Scholarshlp Team LIN Trrp 4 Dramatrcs 2 3 4 Semor Play Pythago rear: Club 2 Drama Nxght 3 FTA 4 Thes ns 4 Natrona Honor Socnety 4 XXAYNE DEAN VUEIKART Ban 1 2 o 4 Orches tra 3 H1Y3 4 Swmg ens 1 'P 4 Chem 5 4 CAROLE L NDERXX OOD Bloogy Club 1 Trl Teens 1 2 YTeens 3 T esplans 1 7 5 Dramaucs 1 2 5 A 5 DAVID LYNN VAN CE C Pres Football 4 GRADUATIO D Y JOHN P VUHITINEX Latm Club 7 3 B1ology Club 1 Phy Chem 3 4 H Y 3 Football Pythagorean Club Scholarshlp Team Thes plans 4 LINDA LOL WICK Co op 4 LIINDA LOL WOERINER Co op 4 Trl Teens 1 'I A I 95 SENIGRS REVIEW F11 5 415, 5 .J Seniors sing the On May 24, 1960, the Seniors of Belle- fontaine High School presented its Senior Assembly. Ann Goslee read the history of the classg Ken Paxton, the willg jim Huffer, the prophecyg and Dick Richmond, the calen- dar. Linda Rea presented the senior awards. 4 'tw Senior Class Hymn. Seniors show hidden talent. Seniors dance to Moonglow. Lil 9, ? Jolgu ab TGETEN Gcmldmz Kawckav NWT-u 97 Qmm MLCK OF ATHLETICS THE WORLD WBL FIRST ROVV: jim McDonald, Charles Jackson, Bob Pickering, Gary Henry, Gary Pence. Les Seaberg, Larry Smith, Dave Vance, Mark O'Connor, jim Wil- gus. SECOND ROVU: Coach Crowell, Larry Moon. Bob Hassel. Roy Leasure, Gary jones. Harry john. Gary Rhea, ',l MF., mn! T, - , ' .fri . 1 . A I 1 . 1 ' , A ' M4515 . 5, I gt anx- I g .Ayr 4 Kr - :V 7, . I I di 'Bi' U1 ,ct George Packer, George Bodenbender, jim Toth. Greg Luring, Coach Erb. THIRD RONW: Coach Beltz, Phil Rhea, Larry Campbell. Walt Miner, Chuck Shafer. Dave Karibo, Phil Strickland, Dave Robinson. Ron Heilman, Conrad The football season actually started on September 25th Qquote Football Banquet Toastmaster Rev. Alun 'Ionesj when the Bellefontaine team vvhitewashed Sidney. Then during the next four games the Chieftains won for themselves the unofficial title of the One Touchdown or Less team. One of those one touchdowns was the source of much discussion and argument in Wapakoneta. Although it was not the deciding factor in the title race, since Wapak was only able to tie Van Wert Cand BHS beat them soundly for the first time in ten yearslj. Had the Chieftains only tied Wapak, they would still have had an undisputed and unshared first place in the Western Buckeye League. But a clean sweep of all victories fthe first unshared title in BHS historyj was a much sweeter way to win the championship. In addition to the individual honors won by squad members in the League and in the Area, and the first unshared league title, there were some other firstsgit was the first time any BHS football team blanked ithree opponents in one season: Sidney, Lima Shaw- nee, and Coldwaterg and it was the first time a Bellefontaine Coach was named Area Coach of the Year. IO0 CHAMPS F 3 1 -'za .if 3' . n f-uaii 1 U -4' it Q A vi4Q 'C- r . ' K ,fha . A . 2 , , Q son in Van Wert game. Lambert. Earl Hicks, Coach Craw, FOURTH ROXX': Roger jackson, Chuck Harris, Conrad Roecler. Charles Wil- liams, Tim I-lassel. Bob Bauders. Tony Sylvester, Rudy Dowdy, Howard Des- landes. Tom Vfood, But according to the coaching staff all the statistics tell only Q1 very small part of what made up the season's record of this 1959 squad. The scores, the victories, the honors were being won long before the first football game. The statistics don't show the extra effort that some of the boys made-the effort during track season to improve quick starts, speed, and running ability, the effort during the summer by boys who ran miles every day-some for conditioning only and others to cut down weight as well, the effort it takes to keep strict training, to stick it out through the terrific heat of August practice sessions. Nor do the statistics show the team loyalty or the fact that without exception the officials of every game fhome and awayj came up afterwards to comment on the fine behavior and good sportsmanship displayed by the team. The boys of the 1959 football squad were first class representatives of their homes. school, and community, as well as first class freally roughj football players. IOI Gary Rhea catches touchdown pass from Dave Robin GRADUATIO WILL THE BHS FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Our Smcere thanks to the hard vyorkmg coaches who made thrs suc cessful season possxble Coaches Craw Crowell Beltz Wothe Vordermark Erb DAVE KARIBO Letter and Gold Football All League Defensne End All Area Honorable Mentron Player of the Week Honorable Mentlon ROY LEASURE Le ter and Gold Football Player of the Week Honorable Mentron JIM TOTH Letter and Gold Football All League Honorable Mentlon All Area Honorable Men tron Player of the Week Honorable Mentron GEORGE PACKER Letter and Gold Football Player of the Week Honorable Mention HARRY JOHN Co Cap tam Letter and Gold Football All League Defensne End All Area Honorable Mentxon Player of the X5C'eek Honorable Me-ntron GARY RHEA Co Captam Letter and Gold Football All League Honorable Mentron All Area Flrst Team AllArea Lrneman of the Week .i Play ers Recemng Honors Honorable Nlentron All Area Second Team Player of the Week Honorable Mentron BOB HASSEL Letter and Gold Football All League Offensrye Team All Area Second Team Player of the Week Honorable Mentron GEORGE BODEINBEINDER Letter and Gold Football All League Honorable Nlentnon All Area Honorable Nfentron Player of the Week Honorable Nlentron DAVE ROBINSON Letter and Gold Foot ball All League offensxye and Defensrye Team All Area Frrst Team All Area Back of the VUeek SPECIAL HONORS BOB BAL DERS Letter and Gold Football Xiost Improyed Freshman ROY LEASLRE Coaches Chorce GEORGE PACK ER Pre Season Tralmng 55 pounds down to '75 pounds LARRY 'NIOON Letter and Gold F otball Niost Improxed Sophomore IO2 42 V' . ' 1 a f J I Y 3 Y ' A - s - I , I ' ' 9 - , y 1 ' , 3 -' I' 1 ,- Q - 9 - , 1 ' I ' 1 ' I Z - 1 s , L - - u - 3 by - , ' S A 7 S ' V 5 - - 2 I ' I 1 ' GARY JONES-Letter and Gold Footballg All-League. 1 Q ' y I Q ' 1 Q '- g - . ' 3 - , 1 ' 1 ' I Y Y , W . 2 ' , 1 3 ' Y 1 1 ,' f V. A Y Y L - L L 'T ' 1 - . ' ' 9 - 7 1 ' s - Lv C ' - ' 1 I ' Q V, Q y b Z U, U ,Z A .vi 0 Q I ' REMOVE 16 SENIOR f 'Q -.... 4: QLEWAI BHIIIHINS CHIEF APPROVES SEASOXI RECORD 6 UIIMIIA Ch1etotPol1ce Woodmtf has been g A vsorltmg fan ot BHS athletms exents for g aww 3 sexenteen years He especlally approxes 1959 SIIASIIAIIEE Football season record IIUERT 6 IHTNI U Ublttn Gary Henry Chuck Shafer and Dave Karrbo carry Vxc I kl th torrous Coach Beltz ast mc e as e off the freld at Van Wert game jrm Toth makes hrs rest of the squad look on ALL WBI. FIRST ROW Dase Robrnson Harry john Gary Rhea Coach Beltz QECOND ROV. Da'-e Karrbo jrm Toth, Bob Hassel, George Bodenbender, Gan jones I03 N , I Aa- L M . - - . . , I4 I - V a nu g , , . . , as R T 8 0 2 is it , -7 7 R ' , . if UNDEFEATED I lr!! -' BHS Lxnemen BHS Backs Robmson tackhng backed up by Gan jones 1n Kenton game Daw Kanbo Carrying ball In Van XVert game The hardvorkmg managers Ron Hellman scores 6 puxnts 1n Cold water game IO4 A 1 I I ' I , , x XS u aa w a COMPETITIO IHE BELLEFOINTAIXE JR HIGH SQL AD FIRST ROW' Tom Foote Daud Dlpplc john Kaxlor Dawd Barley Kelly Deirwcster Stewe Farrell Llllxe Cook Mtke Crawford jerry Pettx Mlke Roeder Xlelxm Rockhold Eddne Hohn SECOND ROXX Leroy Colleg Marxm Rlng Denms Smrth Benm jackwn Oscar Frh -IlIl1l'llllllCCl' Roger Lurmg, Tun Adyran Blll Wleaxer Mrke Emery Gordon jackson Randy Dre-ner Tom Padcoclt George Park 'IHIRD ROW john Anstme Guy Carmean Gene Watt Gary Homan Don Robmson joe Wood Daud Dxehl M11-re johnson Nlark Emng Roger Leasure -Ilfll Imefroek Paul McMullen FOURTH ROW Coach Al Vorder mark Charles W1ll1an1s jim Taclxett Charles Rostofer Jack Culp john Drehl Ralph Srcltles john Dodd Tom Connole Dxclx Short Mtke Peterson james Chmtlan Carl McMullen Coach Don Wothe Chreftatm learn XX BL champronbhlp IS von l05 l t ,. 1 , , , L . . . -' ' . v , 1' I Y v f f. , v f '-, lp f ' , 'A ' 1 v . ' 3 K ' 1 7 x ,v . A y - 1 4 - y Y . - . - - 1 , . - , , 1 . . , . , - - - - v K 7 3 7 7 v 1 1 1 y 1 1 , - ' . , . r 1 l . t 1 v . . . r , Y - WBL CO- Co-captain Dave Robinson, Coach Rob- ers, Gary jones, Allan jones, Phil Rhea, iHS0U, C0-C21Pf21i11 Gary Rhea, Coach Gary Yoesting, Mike Shepherd, Earl Vordermark. John Hartzler, Bob Baud- At the beginning of the 1959-60 basketball season. many fans thought the B.H.S. Chieftains would be in for a long winter. The Chiefs lost four starters from last year's W.B.L. champions. and were picked to come seventh place in the league. On Friday, Feb. 26, the Chieftains completed a terrific comeback as they defeated the Graham Falcons 62-56. This win gave the Chiefs their 10th win against seven setbacks. B.H.S. had three games before league competitior. began and won only one of them, Piqua. However, the I06 Chiefs surprised Wapak, picked to win the league, as they won 54-53 in an overtime. After dropping two of the next three, the scrappy Chieftains won eight of the last nine games, losing only to Van Wert 67-66. In doing so, they tied with Coldwater, Wapak, and Van Wert for the league title with a 5-2 record. On Feb. 22, the league meeting was held in Cold- water, and Bellefontaine had three players recognized. Dave Robinson and Gary Rhea co-captains, were placed on the first and second teams respectively. Earl Hicks was given honorable mention. CHAMPS Hicks. Dave Rum:-r. Howard Deslan- The four senior cagers, Allan Tones, Earl I-links, Gary Rhea, and JODH Pusey, talk over good times. Gary Yoesting fights to keep opponents from taking the ball dei, Tom Barrett. B.H.S. 40 B.H.S. 49 B.H,S. 78 BHS. 53 B.H.S S4 B.H.S -14 B.H.S 54 B.H.S 50 B.H.S 65 B.H.S 65 B.H.S S0 B.H.S 66 B.H.S. '5 B.H.S. 74 B.H.S. 'Z Bl-IS. '9 B.H.S. 62 THE RECORD Sidney Lindcn McKinley Piqua Upper Smdusky vc'7LlP.1li L'rb41n.1 Sr, M.1ry's Grccnon Celina Linn Shawnee Springfield Shawnee Van XY'err Columbus Central Kenton Coldxmtcr Northeastern Gf.1lI.1lll 46 61 69 90 S3 64 62 si 44 53 44 6- 64 '1 'o 60 16 l 107 CHIEFTAI S FEATURED HUSTLE AND TOGETHER ESS -'Tn From left to rlght Coach Robmson Coach Vordermark Ccnch Ffh Couh Wothe Coaeh Crow ell Coach Beltz Co captams Dane Robmson and Gan Rhea shal-.e hands Co captam Gary Rhea presents Xir Lundy mth the Co Lhaml mon Shlp trophs for the Western Buckexe League l08 1 A A ,, l 1 L, X ! ,xx BASKETBALL COACHING STAFF T E 4 2 I Q iw -.5 ' ff li ' f i uf ,S 3 sg, 'H x- Jfi ' i A ff ,nl Q, eg 32 ' , 2 ' 4,3 ffl 5 , -. is L ' 'x ,1 i REFIIRVIZ SQUAD F TURE 3-60 The peppy reserve cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Steve Doran, Tim Hassel, Bob Bauelers, Norman Nevers, Pat Hackett. cheer their team on to victory' SECOND ROW: Gary Cook. Gary Henry, Mike Shepherd. Mike Jenkins. Bob Baugh- man, Coach Vordermark. NINTH GRADE TEAM EIGHTH YS Ps QHZF 71 69 jeff ft ,H aim, FIRST ROXY: Charles Xlfilliams. jim Ardfs. -lint Hover. Terry XY'ren. joe Galluzzo. Tom Connole. SECOND ROVV: Ricky Prader. Larry Parnter. Bill Moore. Ron Yfllde, Doug McNeill, Conrad Roeder. THIRD ROXY: Cmth Erh. ,Luk Culp. Danny Cotter. Paul Kaucher, John Deihl, jim Magnunson. lI0 FIRST ROXY: Roger Luring. Gary Eergue. Dnitl Newnmrm. Dmrel Huber. Cloxren Brown. SECOND ROXY: Ritlc Berry. Pitk Elliott. Al.m Disher, Terry Gil- VARSITY Oops! About lost that one SEVENTH GRADE lespie, Harold Kipker, Don Diet- rick. THIRD ROXY: Coach Vfothe. john Dodd. Ralph Sickles, Albert Dovel. Allan Divine. David Angle, FIRST ROVU: Coach Beltz, Bethel Johnson. Dave Diehl, Jim Tackett, Bob Kegg. Bill McCarty, Mike johnson. Coach Erb. SECOND ROXV: jim Finefrock. Oscar Erb, Gene Detrick, Mike Coover. David Dipple, Dale Marker. Marvin Ring, Bill Weaver. George Packer. THIRD ROW? Randy Diener. jim Severs. Roger Leisure. Gary Homan. Mark Ewing. Dale Hunt, Dave Hover. VICTGRY IS GUR CRY O L R V A R Q I T QQL AD Judy Rrsner Carol Emmons Bonnre Kennedy Judy Kos matln Boostrng thc tum by therr ycppy Splflt was only one of the mmy accomplishments of thrs years cheerleaders Colorful suns frccted the students exery Monday UFLIDL thc tc 1m on to xrctory the fol lomnyg Frrdxy Our pcppy clght uen mlnaged to gather students to sec thc buses ott cxcry Irrday Karol Ymmons 'md ludy Kosmltltl scnrors Bon me Kennedy ind udy Rrsncr yunrors Robert1 oKs matlta and mc Hufford sophomores Karen Merc drth and Dum Chllcs freshmen were the yrs responsrble tor thc ywrttcdnny, Carol and Iudy the tratluatcs are the last to haye GRADLATES Carol and Judy THE Rrsner IUOICS the honor tor tour tonsetutnc years Due to a new rulrng the rrls haw to try out uery year so here rs approprutc to sly May the best grrls mn WHOLE GAING Carol Emmons Judy Kosmatlta semors Judy Bonme Kennedy yunrors Roberta Kosmatlxa jane Hufford sopho Drana Chrles Karen Meredxth freshmen L., M ' I 1-r A I ll2 TENNIS S UAD X? A ',f-vs sa at ' IxNEELIlNb Bob Huston John Hartzler Rlflx Knfs SIAXDIXG Duls Rrchmond Allan jo L Tom Insley Coach Vsothe Our tennrs team ot 1960 achreyul thc best record rn rts three year hlstory as a xarsxty sport by postlng fue urns tue losses md two tres Thls yur s squul was cornpnlsed ol the tollomnf boys Tvso senlors Allan ones 1 three year letter man and Drtlt Rrchmond .1 tvso year letterman held the No 1 and No 7 osltlons res vectuely P l unrors ohn Hartzlcr and Tom Insley both tvxo year lettermen held the Yo 5 and No 4 posmons ING 5 posltron was Rrcls Krng No 6 posrtron was Bob Houston a one year letternran mtl tron was heltl by Charles XX1ll1ams BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS '7 f THF RICORD L rbana Del my are Llml Sham nee Sprxngtleld Shan nee Prqua Celma Delux are Sxdney Lrma Semor Sxdney Spnngtreld Shaw nee Pnqua WUSI Dlck Rrchmxnd md Allin ones semor squml man CIS 0 .' I :'l'fI'5 1 . , r L BASEB LL SQUAD ri, ,wi I it 4' FIRST ROW Charles Jackson Brll Hackett Chuck Earrck jrm Beach Sam Dunzmay Trm Hassel SECOND ROW Bob Hassel Conrad Lambert Chuck Shafer Bob Bauders Carl Grbson Bob Munz Phrl Pugh THIRD ROW Coach Erb XY'alt Mmer john Pusey Mrke jenkms Gary Henry Earl Hrcks Roy Leaure Daxe Rumer Gary Rhea Coach Vondermark BHS BEATS SPRI -l 3 '. V II4 GFIELD Thus years baseball season ended wrth a record of 7 mns and 7 losses Our reserx es von 2 and lost one Our league record was 4 mns and 3 losses Outstandrng games were the vm ox er Sprmgfleld Publrc A xery trght game vsrth Lrma Publrc and beatrng Coldvsater rn an extra mmng affarr mth a squeeze I Y ,, V l' . a - , l 1 - , , , , ' , . : l , t, ' , , . , . : , v - . 7 7 7 3 3 B 1 y 1 v , A A. , pk., . , x 7 - V. .I c . In V - 1 V' . . 7- ' L V . . ' ' Q K ' A A. ' rl x Y ' c . ' Y V ,.., . , ' 1.. nf .. TRACK TEAM 13 ,X Vs Qc TIRST ROXX Dennls Wren Ike Shafer Les Seaburg Craig Adryan Gm Pence Tom Blrrett Gene Robb Ron He1lm.1n SEC OND ROW Gary jones Harry john Tom Powers Mxke Smlth George Bodenbender Gary Yoestmg Daye Robmson J McDonald Nfark OConnor THIRD ROW Coach Beltz George Packard Rick Prater Phxl Strlckland Mike V'haley Dayrd Beatty Ray Shafer Don Galloway Ke1th Day Gary Cook Coach Crowell Aprxl 70 the B tracksters o ened thexr 1960 season y thp 1 67 51 uctory I oyer Graham on the Chxefs home track The m et yy ts hlghllchted by Harry johns record shot put throvx Two days later Aprnl 77 the Chlefs again were ylcto rxous xn clobbermg, Northelst e 20 ,,79l The scum Harry john breaks hrs oxxn shot put record lectmgr the sexcrll fxrsts On Aprll 77 the Chneftams truelecl to Kenton s Robmson lxeltl vshere the home tovsn ll s won il 51 On Mu the Chnettaxns got back on thelr wnnmg, vnays mth a come from behmd 65 55 trlumph oyer Lnma Sham nee The Chxefs had to gather txrsts rn the 770 and the mtle relay to cop the uctory vuhlch they dxd Harry ohn agaxn re set hrs B H S shot put record L hurlmg, the sphere v1 1154 Some ot the Chnets partncl pated nn the WBL relays May 13 wnnmg thnrd place f fu? 5 Vs 1 1 1 A' 1 ' I4 in 1 E y Vs 1 .- , ' yu Sf? 3 ' 1 ' , l , E I ' 4 I -, ' 4 Q . I . ' . V Y 7 V2 yy l ' ' 5 , ' ' L1 ' 7 4 no x 4 1 , 1. ,. '- ff 1 A K , A , 4 1 ,x Q I ' t , J' I 'Y W 1 U: . 1 r n 1 U I . l ' ll .l l' - ' A ' ' 'A I ' ' I ' , ' , , . ' ' . ' ' , ' . im 1 A l . I , ' 'a . V ' . I A ' , . Y y', ' 'A v7 ,v 7 V ,1 Y1 'Y ' ' On ' - , .H.S, vi 4 - 4' lv 'V ' ' . V v 3 4 '7 . I ' 5 1 yf ' v V' , W , . . Y at - M V Arn 4 Q-- 1. :y.l ' showed great balance In col- if. V v . y . V . t ' - -V JR. sd . -y zz-4 'fl' . w ' ' ' f .1 -. , J' u . 7. .' Y U y I . 7 Q 1 . F' . 1' l -- l si X W' . 1' t 1 v , . - ,,., 4 ' ' 4 4 ,, gg jx . V T. A 1 ,reg A E, i'Y,,A y .- . .. A' Q. Qty '-.' ' 1-,J - W, ' S.--LA 'Q V4 Y ' - ' ' V. . . 1 '- -, if-P--5: - gn , .I - yy C, v L ' .f Y - '- X A .- ' ,A JL'-1, Il GOLF TE M 1.4. s l L I .L Left to rrght jrm Hoyer Joe Shrveley John Derhl Bud Erchholtz Brll Pool Curt Hanaxsay Terry Ryan Bud Erchholtz Brll Pool Terry Ryan and Curt Hanavsay ywrth the help of Coach Robrnson won the WBI. trophy ln golf II6 The golf team played 16 matches of vshlch they von nme tred one and lost src The team took an oyermght trrp to Gallon on Fr1 and Sat Aprrl 29 and 30 The team von frrst place rn the WBL and placed srxth rn the Troy DlSfflCf Terry Ryan and Curt Hana may shared medalrst honors The letter mnners were Terry Ryan Curt Hana may B111 Pool Bud Ercholtz and John Drehl ' x : x v 1 . V - 1 1 y , . r ' V V ' ' , a 7 I xx in , . . . . 2 f , . ., 1 . V, V V V - ' V' V V V - 1 A' K 9 9 Q ., ', ' ,V N WRESTLI G SQUAD FIRST ROW Bob Bumsrde Gene Gross johnny Makemson Lee Born Charles Rostofer Xilke Whaley john Patterson jm Ardls Fred Davls Charles Eanck SECOND ROW Tom Kauffman Jim Whlgus Kelth Barker Roy Leasure Dave Karxbo Larry Nfoon Mark OConnor George Boclenbender Bob Munz Glen Burnslde Coach Cram BOWLI GTE MS Left to rlght Niary R1tch1e Nana Dowsnmq Roberta Kosmatka Lmda Hellman Charles Lunds Bob Roblnson D1ck Rlchmond XX alter Ximer Ed Laumer john Downes II7 - v 1 v s v l : Q 1 s 1 - ' a a 7 1 y ' v 1 n y a 1 a ' r Ia ' ,L 1' ' K. 'A A - .r a ., . . ' v . A . , 1. OF URGANIZATIONQ THE WORLD H S ROLL NUMBERS 28 PUNU Nuwn Conn Mlm umm pluulcnt Nuutlrx mc pnuxdmr RUM! ihulu Adm mm D1 mi Nlnku 1 Fmnmk Cm L Bethel Rmlua D4 If In an Nlxmr Ixgflgqdy Hadlu ur Bn hnbnndex I-u Dlfm N mm Xllkn ln NI U Hurlu xr YJ nfll H1 mm Lk gr Hmm Dumlcr 'Nfunncx I20 0 Q I 7 ' n n Julhi f f , 1 , , -I -' - w 4 . . t . X - , 3 - .k' . Zz: vb X '-. I K, ' xr :T W A '- 1 ' ' Qi,-.,1 k '- 1 A 1 . 1 ' XX'41rcr W Ezitmunx ,l- ' ' '- A I' 7' '. .- . . X .. Q 2? - , H.11'x'1ct I.t.'.lDl'l H.lI'I'f' Glurm Flmrun Cjgm-gy Tully . jwhn Iillmrr CM, A K - 1 - i ' K v : 1 - N I I CQ.11mlj,n I.'m1.1 ' 1 RU, t A 'A -IA :N NYM kmh R -. 'I'.1Ilr1i.1n .A gn-ith Bl' kj . 3 ' Q' , R . , eq' , , 1 I..Lrl Cn-rr. 1,5 .W W ' XY.1nJ.1 Hdks KAL lx' - ' ' ' A I 1 j O R STUDE T GOVERNING BODY FIRST ROW Susan Earrclc Betsy Shell haas Crndy Moms john Dodd Rrck Ellrott Dave Rum er judre Kung Phxl Pugh Doug Mc Nell Janice Wrsh Judy Heath Conrad Lambert presrdent SECOND ROW Susan Conn treas urer Bonnie Ken NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Soft musxc furnxshed by Elrzabeth Smrth and ex clted yorces frlled the audrtorlum of B H S on Aprrl 27 Then a hush fell oy er the audience as the Curtaxn opened upon the old members of the Natlonal Honor Socrety These were john Pusey presndent Allan jones uce presxdent Susan Conn secretary Carol Emmons After an explanatlon of the soclety the tollowmg senior members were tapped Adrlanne Rltchle Lmda Rea Glorna Ellrott Bonnle Detwller Lynnda Henry Gerry Kaucher Wanda Mummey Shnrley Bethel Earl Hlclts Walter Mlner Harry ohn Dennrs Tallman and Harrret Tully Bonnie Kennedy Leann Hadley Sharon Cooyer Carolyn Whrtlatch Jams Byrd Rosanna Hurley Mllxe Smxth and George Bodenbender were the yunxor mem bers tapped Electron to the Natronal Honor Socxety IS the hrghest honor bestowed upon a student A student IS elected by the upper fourth ot the yumor and senior classes and the teachers udgment lles upon scholastic stan dards seruce character and leadershxp ne y secretary Nlrke Shepherd uce D a y e Roberta Valerxe Xlarsha presldent Robrnson Kosmatka johnson Wren Judy Thomp son ean Fullerton Denny Jones Tom Large Bonme Det w1ler Myra Lee Short STUDENT COUNCIL Declsrons decxsrons' Many of the lmportmt dc c1s1ons of the student body are put before the Student Councll to be decrded by them Members of the coun crl are delegates chosen from each homeroom Mr Lundy rs the adxlser Oftrcers were chosen at the first meetmg Thcy herd yxce presndent Bonnxe Kennedy secretlry and Susan Conn treasurer Two yery lmportant matters concermng the cheer leaders and the elettlon ot the queen and her court for Homecommg were brought up It was decrded that startxny, nevt year the cheerleaders must try out eyery year before the student body atter 6llmlUlflOUS by the county teachers thus carrylng out the rdea of competltlon Also startnng nevt year a glfl may be attendant only once durmg her tour hlgh school years then she lS elrglble to be chosen queen Besrdes the precedmg decnsrons Student Councxl also allotted the football and basketball concessions to the deserymg clubs Through Student Councrl a few students of B H S get a small taste ot goy ernment l2l 1, - - nn 1 1 1 , ' 1 v r S 'V , D y ' r , , I l , . y , , - r , , J , , D5 . - . -' f gl ' ' ' . , . . . 7 - . . , . . U . L I- - Y- V Y, S 5 , v S -A . Mickey Emery, Diana Dear, and Roger Cole. were as follows: Con Lambert, presidentg Mike Shep- ' : 'f ' , ' , f . 7 Y y 1 yy Y - , ' ' s - V v v 1 V V S l S I S 1 y V J v . V U I l ' V I ' V, V1 v , v , V v A ' ' I ' a ' V w V1 I S V ' y 'D I I y V ' . S . , I A ' ' . l V . ' . 4 I 4' , v L ' V . . . 7 1. 5 3 I ' ' S 7 Y ' ' ' DRAMATICS A D THESPIANS FIRST ROW: I. Barlup, J. King, N. Downing, L. Fogt, P. Waganian. L. Rea. SECOND ROW? S. Hem- mer, M. Detrick, G. Meredith, G, Elliott, B. Connole, L. Kinnard, G. Kaucher. NW. Mummey. THIRD ROVU: R. McMullen, C. Toth, S. Adams. A. Ritchie, S. Conn, S. Haynes, L. Hadley. FOURTH ROXV: C. Underwood. V. Johnson, P. Weber, M. English, B. Watkins, M. Foreman. J. Risner, L. Henry, N. Horn. L. Angle. FIFTH ROW: M. Emery, G. Potter. H. Tully. C. Whit- latch, C. Emmons, B. Detwiler. B. Kennedy. J. Knotts, R. Irwin, P. Palmer. SIXTH ROVU: J. McDonald. Kurt I-Ianaway, J. Huffer. J. I-Iartzler, C. Adryan. B. Poole. T. Powers, J. Askren. SEVENTH ROXY: Mr. Binkley. adviser: B. Delong. G. Petty. T. Barrett. R. Leasure, C. Lambert. john Hartzler. Tom Barrett, Gary Potter, and Xwayne McLaughlin during a crucial moment of Minor Mimflef. Ann Goslee tries to convince her friends of Lana's insanity. DISPLAY ACTING ABILITIES On May 21, the Dramatics Club presented two one- act plays. L'11der1oz4' consisting of a cast of nine girls was a suspenseful and fast-moving drama directed by Mickey Emery. Miss Abby Blackwell, played by Ann Goslee, had taken care of her younger half-sister, Lana Fogt, after the death of their parents. Because Ann was extremely jealous of Lana, she attempted to dis- pose of her younger sister. However Lana was reg. cued by Mrs. Grant, played by Bonnie Kennedy. Other members of the cast were: Carole Underwood, Wanda Mummey, Betsy Watkins, Leann Hadley, Judy King, and Linda Kinnard. Minor ,Ufl't!t'f6.V. directed by Craig Adryan, was a story of four men stranded on a life raft. They were starved and exhausted, and when they were just about to lose all faith. it rained. This miracle renewed their faith and provided them with a new hope of survival. The four men were portrayed by Way'ne McLaughlin, Tom Barrett, Gary Potter, and John Hartzler. Twenty-nine new members were tapped into the National Thespian Society on May 26. In order to gain admission into this honorary group, you must be a Dramatics Club member and must have earned ten points. l FIRST ROVU: Gerry Kaucher, Tom Insley, John Hartzler, Leann Hadley, Margie Foreman, Lana Fogt, Sharon Coover. Betty Connole, Larry Blain, Sybil Adams. SECOND ROVU: Pam Palmer. Tom Powers. Linda Rea, Judy Risner. Judy Rubin, Fred Sparks. Ann Goslee, Susie Hemmer, Bonnie Kennedy, Judy Kosmatka. Conrad Lambert. THIRD ROXV: Penny Wagaman, Harriet Tully, Pat- ti XX'eber. Carolyn XX'hitlatch, John Wfhitney, Roy Leasure, XX'anda Mum- mey. Wayne McLaughlin, Gary Pot- ter. FOURTH ROXV: Susan Conn, Bill Poole. Craig Adryan, Kurt Han- away. Tom Barrett, Lynnda Henry, Barb Alexander, Jim Askren. Allan Jones. Jim Huffer, president: Mickey Emery. vice president, Carole L'n- dervvood. treasurer. John Pusey, Carol Emmons, secretary: Sandy Haynes. Linda Kinnard, Adrianne Ritchie, Gloria Elliott. Marsha Eng- lish. Marsha Derrick, Janet Knotts, Mr. Binkley, adviser. President Jim Huffer congratulates the award winners Conrad Lambert. Judy Kosmatka. Gloria Elliott. and John Pusey. The highlight of the assembly was the presenta- tion of the four best acting awards. These winners are elected by the faculty for their appearances in the Jun- ior, Senior, and Drama Night plays. This year Gloria Elliott was selected as the best actress and John Pusey as the best actor. Judy Kosmatka and Conrad Lambert were elected supporting actress and actor. It is worthy to note that all four winners are seniors and won the awards for their performances in the Senior Play, The Nigbt of Jmzlmrny 16. I23 Y-TEE S, HI-Y WCREATE, MAINTA N, To build a fellowship of women and girls . . This year the Belle- fontaine Y-Teens carried out their goal quite successfully under their adviser, Miss Kathryn Cooper. Carol Emmons, president, Leann Hadley, vice presi- dent, Ruth McMullen, secretary, and Shirley Bethel, treasurer, with the aid of the cabinet, planned varied pro- grams from a good-grooming program to slides and a talk on Switzerland by Mrs. Sharpton. Honors came to Y-Teens this year. Leann Hadley was chosen Junior Ex- ecutive of the Ohio District Y-Teens Conference for 1959 to 1960. Also, the club received an Honorable Men- tion award in the Amy Shuey Book- walter project. JIJNIORS-KNEELING: Ruth McMullen, secretary: Leann Hadley, vice president. FIRST ROW: Judy Prall, Judie King. SECOND ROW: Sandy Henselman, Penny Wagaman, Sandy Connole, Anita Smith. THIRD ROW: Linda Berry, Rita Johnson, Nancy Royer, Mary DeBow. FOURTH ROVU: Connie Abbott, Linda Berton. Suzie Hemmer, Viola Durflinger. FIFTH ROW: Lana Fogt, Sandy Grant. Nancy Green. Eva Tennant, Barbara Craig. SIXTH ROXW: Sharon Coover. Grace Elliott, Marilyn Johnson, Kay Dugan. SEVENTH ROW: Phyllis Sickles, Becky Corbet, Pam Palmer, Dixie Gardner. EIGHTH ROVV: Judy Thompson, Virginia Collins, Carolyn Whitlatch, Patti Weber. NINTH ROW: Linda Beltz, Mary Hinkle, Cay Beltz. TENTH ROXW: Bonnie Kennedy, Peg Peters, Judy Risner, Chris Toth. ELEVENTH ROXW: Chris Gillespie, Kayleen DeVier. Judy Barlup. SENIORS: Miss Cooper. adviser, Carol Emmons. president, Shirley Bethel, secretary. SECOND ROW: Linda Angle, Linda Kinnard, XX'anda Mummey, Gwrgia Meredith, Shirley Pool. THIRD ROW: Susan Conn. Linda Switzer, Betty Puckett, Sandy Haynes, Joyce Shawyer. FOURTH ROVU: Carol Wallace. Susan Mengerink, Melanie Kegg, Jennie Hurley. Penny Goodykoontz, Sybil Adams. FIFTH ROVU: Gretchen Landis, Harriet Tully, Linda Rea, Gloria Elliott. SIXTH ROVU: Mickey Emery, Marsha Detrick, Betty Con- nole. Lynnda Henry. Adrianne Ritchie. IZ4 This human relations project is one of the District Y.W.C.A. in coopera- tion with the Anti-Defamation League. The awards consist of money left by the late Mrs. Bookwalter. Under the human relations theme, the club made an interesting visit to St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church of our own city. Harriet Tully, Janet Knotts, Ruth Irwin, and Marsha Detrick represented the club on the annual Ohio District Study Tour of the U.N. in New York City. It was unanimously agreed that the Y-Teens had an eventful year climaxed by the beautiful Easter services with Hi-Y. AND EXTEND CHRISTIAN CHARACTER' A state-wide youth and government program was the main project of Hi-Y this year. The program was made up of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y groups over the state. Actually, it was a mock legislature in which the Hi-Y of B.H.S. participated and proposed a bill. Advising the group through a suc- cessful year was Mr. Leslie Fritzlan and the officers: Allan Jones, presi- dent: Earl Hicks, vice president: Roger Cole, secretary: Roy Leasure, treasurer, jim Huffer, chaplain, and Dave Karibo and Don Neal, sergeants-at-arms. Varied meetings throughout the year consisted of talks by Rev. Mc- Donald and Dr. Springer who spoke on hypnotism. An interesting meeting of impromptu speeches was also en- joyed. As a special project, the group adopted a needy family at Christmas. It also contributed money to the Worlcl Service Fund, which aids in Y.M.C.A. work over the world. Hi-Y participated in beautiful Eas- ter and Christmas programs and ex- perienced an eventful and successful year. SENIORS--Allan jones, president, Earl Hicks, vice president: Roger Cole, secretary: Roy Leasure, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Don Neal, sergeant-at-arms, jim Huffer, chaplain: Dave Karibo. sergeant-at-arms. THIRD ROW: jim Askren, Doug Smock, Bob Huston, Conrad Lambert. FOURTH ROW: Walt Miner, Sam Dunaway, Chuck Shafer, Ed Latimer. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Wei- kert, Phil Strickland, Gary Rhea, Tom Kaylor. SIXTH ROXW: Bill DeLong, Larry Robinaugh, Les Seaburg, jim Toth, Max Earick. SEVENTH ROW: Ken Paxton, Terry Ryan, Harry john. EIGHTH ROW: Ray Shafer, Don Horn, Dick Richmond, Wfayne McLaughlin. JUNIORS-Mr. Fritzlan, adviser: john Hartzler, Ron Heilman. SEC- OND ROW: Tom Insley, Gary Potter, Curt Hanaway, THIRD ROW: Dave Robinson, Don Parker, Tom Powers. FOURTH ROW: jim Mc- Donald, Gary jones, George Bodenbender. FIFTH RONW: Bob Yost, Dave Hendershot, Ralph XVade. l25 Tri-Teens this year conducted a slate of meetings oped into a very interesting and informative discussion. TRI-TEENS AND KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Jones, M. Smith, J. Collins, E. Smith, j. Fullerton, secretary, S. Insley, vice president, V. johnson, president, N. Detwiler, treasurer, M. Ritchie, L. Heilman, P. Fogt, S. Brown, SECOND ROXV: S. Spiller, T. Lahey, B. Marker, B. Banta, R. Smith, C. Augustine, S. Traul, P. Hildreth, C. Andrews, A. Kaylor, J. Hildreth, M. Haggerty. THIRD ROW: Miss Oglesbee, adviser, M. Short, K. Meredith, D. Boyd, J. Taylor, A. Scott, C. Collins, S. Morrow, A. Lord, J. Gosssrd, j. Heath, K. Columber, L. Von Seggern. FOURTH ROW: C. Farrenburg, C. Newman, L. Sheeley, K. Sheeley, C. Bodiker, P. McLaughlin, L. Bailey, S. Sparks, C. Hanaway, M. Short, N. Downing, N. Beightler, FIFTH ROW: Y. Burden, M. Amrine, A. Roberts, G. Tut- tle, B. Ward, C. I.eVan, P. Columber, B. Wallace, J. Hufford, R. Kosmatka, T. Neff. K. Hemmer, J. Montgomery. SIXTH ROW: S. Ralston, D. Palmer, S. Oglesbee, S. Hertenstein, S. Winger, J. Vlforchester, M. Brown, B. Barton. S. Dytom, B. Jones, B. Wren. C. McMullen, J. Fullerton. which carried out its high goals of Christian living. The club was led by Miss Oglesbee, adviser, and Valerie johnson, president, Susan Insley, vice presi- dent: jean Fullerton, secretary, Nancy Detwiler, treas- urer. To coincide with their purpose, they conducted worthwhile and varied meetings. They made room decorations and went caroling at the hospital at Christ- mas time. Reverend Alun O. jones, minister of the First Presbyterian Church, spoke on brotherhood at their meeting in February. The most important meeting in the minds of the girls was a panel discussion consisting of the members and their mothers. Family relations, the theme, devel- I26 Tri-Teens sends four representatives to the United Nations Study Tour in New York each year. To select the interested ones, the cabinet developed a set of re- quirements which have to be met in order to go. By this method, the most qualified students will be rep- resenting the club. The high point of the year was an assembly at which they were honored by the presentation of the Amy Shuey Bookwalter Award for their work last year. This award is given by Ohio District Y.W.C.A. for out- standing meetings on human relations. Grace Elliott, program chairman, who composed the winning scrap- book accepted the check from the Y.W.C.A. PROMOTE SERVICE Key Club, the newest extracurricular ac- tivity, was organized in the spring of 1959. This service club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, and Mr. C. E. Lundy, princi- pal, is the adviser. The twenty-six members are a select group from the sophomore, jun- ior, and senior classes. In order to obtain membership, the boys have to meet certain rigid requirements, and pass through a screening committee composed of Kiwanians. The first officers of the club were Fred Burton, president, Terry Ryan, vice presi- dent, john Pusey, secretary, and Allan jones, treasurer. This year, the boys worked through var- ious money-making activities to send at least one officer to the International Key Club Convention in Boston in july of this vw: Their biggest project was the publication of a student handbook which will be given to all new students. This book will contain a floor plan of the building, introduce the faculty, describe the various organizations, and list the rules and regulations of our school. The cub completed a successful and profi able year under the leadership of president Terry Ryan, john Hartzler, vice president, Earl Hicks, secretaryg and Tom Insley, treas- urer. ,4 'Sh 1? I 1 FIRST RONX': Tom Insley, treasurerz john Hartzler, vice president, Terry Ryan, president, Earl Hicks, secretary. SECOND ROXV: Gary Rhea. Roy Leasure, Allan jones, THIRD ROW? Bob Yost. Dave Robinson, Kenny Paxton, Roger Cole, NX'alter Miner. FOURTH ROXX': George Bodenbender. Dennis jones, joe Shiveley, jim Huffer. FIFTH ROW: Don Parker, Tom Powers, Phil Paxton, Kurt Hanawav. SIXTH ROVU: Tom Barrett. Bill Poole, Craig Adryan, l27 R SH, RUSH IS THE KEY OTE They said it couldn't be done! An all'girl Chant staff! For the ,first time since 1953, when the first Chant was edited, the personnel of the Chant staff is entirely feminine. The faculty adviser is Mr. Mc- Clanahang Susan Conn, editor-in-chief, Linda Rea, senior editor, Sharon Coover, junior editor, Adrianne Ritchie, sophomore editor, Sandy Haynes, freshman editor, Gerry Kaucher, eighth-grade editor, Judy Am- rine, seventh-grade editor, Harriet Tully, sports editor, I28 l FIRST ROXV: Harriet Tully, sports editor, Gerry Kaucher, eighth-grade ed- ' itor. SECOND ROW: Adrianne Ritchie, '-S' sophomore editor, Linda Rea, senior ti ' editor, Sandy Haynes, freshman editor. ' THIRD ROW: Carol Emmons, busi- . ness manager, Judy Amrine, seventh- grade editor. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Mc- Clanahan, adviser: Susan Conn, editor- in-chiefg Sharon Coover, junior editor. and Carol Emmons, business manager. All of the mem- bers are seniors except Sharon Coover, a junior, who is gaining ideas for the 1960-1961 Chant. Last june, Susan Conn, Adrianne Ritchie, Linda Rea, Sandy Haynes, and Sharon Coover attended the jour- nalism workshop at Ohio University at Athens. This privilege is extended to the whole staff. These girls returned with new ideas which they concentrated upon putting into this, the 1959-1960 edition of The Chant. AS WCHA Tv DEADLI ES DRAW NEAR Each homeroom has at least one representative are Sharon Sparks, Judy Heath, Arlene Roberts, Laura whose duty it is to collect the installment payments for VonSeggern, and jim McBrien. Nancy Downing, Chant. They also sort and identify the individual pic- Chuck Earick, Susan Winger, Mary Short, Valerie tures of the people in their homer-Qomg for use in the johnson, and Lucille Bailey represent the sophomore class sections of the Chant. homerooms. Janis Byrd, Nancy Royer, Carol Wallace, Representing the eighth-grade homerooms are Lois and Pam Palmer are the junior representatixes and Hendershot, Alice Sprankell, Sharon Miller, and last, but not least, Linda Kinnard and Don Neal are Sharon Wallace. In charge ofthe freshman homerooms in charge of Main, the Seniors' homeroom FIRST ROVU: Carol Emmons, business manager, Mr. McClanahan, adviser, Judy Heath, Nancy Downing, Nancy Royer, Lois Henclershot, Sharon Wallace, Carol Wallace. SECOND ROW: Sharon Sparks, Arlene Roberts, Laura VonSeggern, janis Byrd. Sharon Miller, Valerie johnson, Chuck Earick, THIRD ROXV: Pam Palmer, Don Neal, Alice Sprankell, Linda Kinnard, Lucille Bailey. FOURTH ROVV: Jim McBrien. Susan VC'inger, Mary Lou Short. i--- ii yi xzf LATIN CLUBS MIX BUSI ESS ITH Romani Hodierni members are. FIRST ROW: Miss Otte. adviser: M. Silverstein. D. Clingerman. J. Shiveley. D. Jones. B, Jones. cen- sor: N. Detwiler. cerisorg A. Rit- chie, consulg L. Rea, consul, SEC- OND RONW: C. Earick, quaestorg J. Beach. aedileg P. Hackett. quacs- torg M. Ritchie, aedile: S. Spiller aedileg M. XY'ren, S. XVinger, M Short. S. Dytom. THIRD ROW' B. Eichholtz. C. Hanayvay. J. Huf- ford. R. Kosmatka. L. Heilman N. Beightler. censorg N. Downing S. Hertenstein. V. Johnson, quaes tor. FOURTH ROXY: S. Evilsizor, S. Jackson, J. Shawd. J. XY'or chester. R. Early. B. Davis. B Barton. M. Smith. WBO IS TEMPORIBUS X r Joe Shiveley is explaining to Janet XY'orchester about the battering ram. lr rf 'y. Otte. l30 Legio Noni members irc IIRST ROXX J. Fullcro quicsor I Heath ae ie K. Meredith dile I Hwcr cle 1 K. Augustine dilc Sn ith ton D, MtConmll onsul Vsish sor. Miss Ottc idxiscr SECOND ROXX R. Smith J Iullcrton K Columber L Von Seggcrn A Rtberts 'NI Jones P Hildreth L Hcilnan B NIcCracken censor. THIRD ROXX NI Packer D Chiles. 'I lxeff B Heeger C Ferren burg.J C llins XI Short S Insley K Baker. IOL R'lH ROXX J Dcihl D MQXL-ill J st Blu ers Dear, ' Pittcrsun J ac l An added interest to the progrim ot Latin Club this year . was a Tic Tac Dough board made by Dcnny ones Along with learning other games and puzzles they tried to master this board. To make money' to hclp other nccdy clubs financi ally' was one of their main goals They accomplished this by selling programs at football games As a worthwhile proyect they' paid for the ads which school clubs placed in the Ex amizzer concerning the three mill school lux A Christmas party, Valentine party, and picnic vsere highlights ot the year The y'ear's program was under thc iblc leadership of Miss HI LIFE DE ELGPS RITI G TALE FIRST ROXX Tern Run Kurt Hanaxxax Crng, Adrxln Garx Pottgr B111 Poole Daxud Angle john Patterson SECOND ROW Drana Dear Germ Kaucher Bonnxe Detwlcr Adrxanne Rxtchm Clnrx Lllmtt Harr1ct'Iullx Llnda Rea Carolyn Vihnr latch Sharon Comer Bonme Kennedx Kax Dunson Nano Roxer jmr Qhunlu Dcnm jones Mark OConnor THIRD ROXX Nanq Horn Pam Vsrhcr Leann Hadlex Phxllle Qrrklns Pu P.1ln cr Roimnr Hurlex Grace Fllrott jmet XX orchester Harhul Dans lanrs Byrd john Dodd john Vswant Allan jones STANDINC NIM One aduser XlIClxCV Emers edltor Dons Bxrd Cynthm Adams Betss Qhellhaas Jean Gllleiplc Glorx Qtuenxon l.nd1 lxrnnlrd Ku Columhcr Fllnbeth Qrrlth Nllrihr Wren Nano Detvnler Kim Ottc adxlsu C NUT Nllclxcy Emen and junior cdrtor leann Hldlex plm ln cd1t1on of H1 Lm cr the 'lrmlci NP hccn wrltten hx the Qtaft txpmg, bemni Nlaster copmcs and nezatnci are rudx for the IhL rlm hed prndurt 19 rc-ldx to he Qold to e Pfggq Silltlthl ART CLUB - ORK WITH PLEASURE 244 2 .r- FIRST ROVU: Jeanette Goslee, Sharon Wallace. Nancy Parks. Sheryl Purdin, Sandy Ralston. SECOND ROXV: Marjorie Plant, Phyllis Sickles, president: Eva Tennant. vice president: Rita johnson. secre- taryg Linda Beltz, press agent. THIRD ROXY: jim Artis, Penny Moyer, jane Howell, Linda Kidwell, Karen Baker, Mrs. Shawan, adviser. FOURTH ROXW: Lee Frost. Bill McCracken. Phil Titus, Barbara Heeger. Musetta Giles. Susan Brown. VUE WANT TALENT! is the cry of our so- ciety of today. Some people feel that art has taken a great fall during the past years. Belle- fontaine High School is not to blame for con- tributing to this statement. Under the super- vision of Mrs, Shawan, an art club was started for students in grades 8-12. Art club met twice a month under the fol- lowing officers: Phyllis Sickles, presidentg Eva Tennant, vice presidentg Rita johnson, secre- taryg Linda Beltz, press agent. These art students began the year by paint- ing Halloween pictures on the windows of downtown businesses. To keep in the swing of things during the Yule tide season, they made posters depicting the Christmas story. On Saturday, May 23, an excursion to Ohio State University was enjoyed by all. Although the main goal of the trip was to further the student's knowledge of art, it also gave them a chance to see a large college. Nothing is fun unless there is some goal to strive for, or some form of competition. Art club has not forgotten this important fact so every year they have an art show. The competi- tion is not only among the classmates, but in- cludes the students in the county, Winning the most ribbons were: Linda Kidwell, Susan Brown, and Phyllis Sickles. pf' art show. Bill McCracken and Susan Brown admire each other's art productions. I32 Linda Kidw ell prepares for the fi Phyllis Sickles points out to Phil Titus an outstanding char- acteristic of a good drawing. G.A.A. PRO OTES SPORTSMANSHIP Oh, noble Senior, I know that I am a lowly little worm. . 1 , I sure hope that my brakes work, mutter G.A.A. initiates. 5 Wpggimg' 3, B I B 5 B x e 4 I U FIRST ROW: Nancy Horn, Judie King, Leann Hadley, Marjorie Forman, Adrianne Ritchie, presidentg Gloria Elliott, vice president, Judy Rubin, secretary, Sandy Haynes, treasurer: Linda Rea, Judy Prall, Betty Connole, Sandy Henselman. SECOND ROW: Betsy Watkins, Linda Berry, Patti Weber, Rita Johnson, Susu Tillman, Eva Ten- nant, Judy Kosmatka, Marsha Detrick, Viola Durflinger, Barb Craig, Susan Conn. THIRD ROW: Miss Waite, adviserg Ruth McMullen, Phyllis Sickles, Carole Underwood, Chris Gillespie, Dixie Gardner, Kaileen DeVier, Virginia Collins, Carol Emmons, Bonnie Kennedy, Kay Dugan, Judi Risner, Chris Toth, G.A.A. to us will always be held within our fond- est memories . . This line from the G.A.A. song holds especially true for this past year. Under the direction of Miss Georgia Waite, and the officers, Adrianne Ritchie, president, Gloria El- liott, vice president, Judy Rubin, secretary, and Sandy Haynes, treasurer, the club completed one of its most active years. Memories first fade back to the week of initiation for the incoming juniors. After the hectic week, twen- ty-four juniors went through the impressive formal initiation. At this, they were presented a red rose tied with two shades of blue ribbon, the flower and colors of the club. With a full membership of thirty-seven, including thirteen seniors, G.A.A. began its active year. Among its activities were a Mardi Gras party, a Beatnik party, the Awards Dinner, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and the Mothers Tea. They also adopted a family and a small girl at Thanksgiving and Christmas. G.A.A.'s main project is furnishing the awards for the eighth graders, winning tournament teams, and special Senior awards. This year eighteen girls received Block B's upon accumulating 500 points, and three Seniors received English B's as recognition of playing in every tournament during their high school years. Carole Underwood received the gold trophy for ac- cumulating the most points. Seven senior girls who had played in all of the tournaments during their Sen- ior year received sterling silver bracelets. The winners of the hockey, basketball, and volleyball tournaments received sterling silver miniature hockey sticks, bas- ketballs, and basketballs. 33 AIM FOR 100 0 RED CROSS GOAL fl ni FIRST RONX INancy Detvtrler secretary Nlllte Smlth presldent INancy Bexhtler yrce presrdent SECOND ROW NIarsha Wren treasurer Conme Nevyman Nancy Ewlsrlor Barbara Cramg THIRD ROW jude Barlup Sandy Henselman Mabel Packer Mary Anne Jones FOURTH ROW Bonnre Mum Karen Meredxth Judy Kosmatka janet Worchester FIFTH ROW Marrlyn Tanger jamce Wrsh Alrce Sprankell Rose Huber SIXTH ROXV joe Slater Niyra Lee Short Mickey Emery SEVENTH ROW Fred Petty Rebecca Johnson Rm ohnson Beyerly james Jane Howell STANDING NIrs Angle aduser A1m for IOOQ vsas the adylce amen to homeroom representatlyes of Red Cross A poster vyhrch vyas placed ln the mam hall was made to shovy the per centage of students who gaye to the Red Cross fund It was made 1n the form of a cross by oe Slater a member and Mxlse Smxth and Tom Lee fllled rt rn each day Doc Lautenbach s homeroom 995315 clalmed the tntle of gettxng IOOQ I34 Gu1ded by Mrs Angle the offrcers Mike Smxth presndent Nancy Belghtler yxce presxdent Nancy Det vyrler secretary Marsha Wren treasurer handled the concessxons at a home basketball game Thrs was a money making proyect for the club Durrng the course of the year They plan to use the money to make and frll a chest to send oyerseas . 'xv 4, , EV I IT, , I I 1 - A - VJ M N1 ' ' 1 . - ... t , .. ,t D ,, I . , l K ,1 y L . I V .i I . J, Y ' f - I . , , I . 1 . . . I , S ' , ' ' - - 3 y , A Y r, ' , ' . . ' , I . . . , , . . - , , . - 2 ,1 ' , '. 'I . . J . ' ' .. ' . . 1 I ., , ' . .. - f H V v- Y- U - V - ., . 1 ' 7 9 7 ' V , ' , ' . . ' V' ' . Y D ' 7 3 7 7 4 . v y - y- 7- n 7 7 5 7 7 , . 4' ' 4 ' . Y V V ' , . .. Wy, . - - V PHY-CHEM - SCIE TIFIC MI D is f FIRST ROW: Tom Powers, Doug Chamberlain, Nancy Royer, Lana Fogt, Susie Hemmer. SECOND ROW: Bob Yost, Craig Adryan, Kurt Hanaway, Bill Sherman, George Bodenbender, Mike Smith, Janis Byrd, Roger Cole. THIRD ROW: Tom Lee, Leann Hadley, Eva Tennant, Mary DeBow, Linda Beltz, Warren Taylor, Bonnie Kennedy, Don Neal. STANDING: Andy Fogt, W'ayne Weikart, Les Seaburg, Dennis Tallman, Greg Luring, John Hartzler, Ron Hellman, Don Parker, Bill Poole, john Whitney, Tom Barrett, Bucky Lord, Doc Lautenbach, adviser. Black lightning, harnessing liquids. These are a few of the terms heard at a Phy-Chem meeting. Under the guidance of Doc Lautenbach, the members have had lessons on slide rule, learned about photography, and done experiments with electricity Movies on fossils and making pottery were shown to vary the program. Such projects as Purchasing a TB. bond and work- Roger Cole demonstrates a use for a differential pulley. Nancy Royer conducts an experiment in lab ing to get the three mill school levy passed were very worthwhile. Leading these were the officers, Roger Cole, presidentg Don Neal, vice presidentg Bonnie Kennedy, secretary, and Susie Hemmer, treasurer. Highlights of the year were the trips to the country to see Venus at 4:30 a.m. in the morning. .. cp l35 CO-OP GIRLS AND LIBRARYASSISTANTS Jean Johnson types a letter using the dictating machine in Office Machines Class. One of the programs of our school curriculum is Co-op. The senior girls who participate in this program attend school in the morning and work in the after- noon. In their junior and senior years the girls take com- mercial subjects to prepare themselves for their jobs. The girls are graded for their work and received val- uable experience while on the job. Most of the girls work in the school offices, but some of them work in business offices here in Bellefontaine. Linda Woerner, Sharon ilauret, and Shirley Bethel Connie Richardson solves a problem in Miss Oglesbe-e's Office Machines Class. work in the offices at Central School. Judy Amrine works at Hayes Furniture and Appliance Company, Connie Richardson works at Hopewell Dairy, and Marsha English works for jay Turner. Karen Gregg, Linda Woerner, Jean johnson, and Nancy Horn work at the offices at Southeastern, Pine Ave., Western, and the High School respectively. All of the girls participating in this program greatly appreciate the opportunity to work and continue their schooling and think that these merchants are doing a great thing for B.H.S. PREPARE FDR THE F TURE Miss Llewellyn's capable assistants are students from grades nine through twelve who are willing to give up a study hall to help other students find the books they want. They also aid Miss Llewellyn in keeping the library tidy. CO-OP GIRLSwFIRST ROXY: Linda Wink, Sharon Jauret, Jean Johnson, Karen Gregg. Connie Rithardson, SECOND ROVU: Marsha English, Linda VC'oerner. Judy Amrine, Shirley Bethel. They learn the fundamental principles of library work, and then put it to practical use there in the li- brary. Through their work in the library, Carolyn Whit- latch and Linda Berry have found jobs in the city library. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS-FIRST ROVV: Judy Heath. Kay Columber, Anne Lord, Janet Knotts, Ruth Irwin, Cheryl Bodiker, Rita Johnson, Harriet Tully, Nancy Royer, Lucille Bailey, Susan Spiller. SECOND ROXY: Dixie Ulmer, Betty Landis, Linda Sheeley. Barbara Davis, Connie Campbell. Pam Palmer, Mary Hinkle, Carolyn XX'hitlatch, Linda Berry, Miss Llewllyn adviserg Kay Dugan. Judy Prall, Sharon Beltz. Carole Underwood, Judy Amrine, Valerie Johnson, Paula John, Virginia Barry. Joyce Napier. F.H.A. AN V.I.C. AID FIRST ROVU: Paula Vance, judy Prall, Mary Lou Haggerty, Peggy Peters. Marla Copeland. Ernestine McBrien, president, Becky johnson, treasurer, Kay Dugan, secretary, Anita Smith, Virginia Barry. SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. Sharpton, adviser, Barbara Henry, Patsy Columber, Susan Mengerink, Sandy Rigdon, Rosanne Brown, Bonnie Call, janet Williams, Patty Berry, Kathy Wells, Alice Barker, Mary Williams, Beverly Odeur, Leila Karg, Paula johns, Barbara Ward, Mrs. V'atts, adviserg Miss Cornette, adviser. i r Susan Mengerink and Sandy Rigdon prepare an at- tractive centerpiece, 9 i 9 Ernestine McBrien, Anita Smith, Peggy Peters and Rosanne Brown try samples of their cooking. Toward New Horizons expresses the goal of the Future Homemakers of America in learning to live better lives and help their families in the future. Christian Living for Homemakers is the theme which these girls have carried out throughout the year. They have done this by rendering their services to various clubs. Their services for the year consisted of sewing let- ters on athletic jackets, preparing and serving the football, V.I.C. and G.A.A. banquets, serving at the I38 mothers teas, for Tri-Teens and Y-Teens, operating the concession stands at the basketball games and clean- ing and polishing the trophies in the trophy case. Meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month with Ernestine McBrien, president, Bar- bara Alexander, vice president, Kay Dugan, secretary, Becky johnson, treasurer, and Mrs. Sharpton their adviser. A salute to these girls who are prepared to become the model Future Homemakers of tomorrow. .yrs N COMMUNITY WORK f-J ' Raymond Putkett takes precautions in his wo rk, jack Culp regulates new mathines. If it were ever actually ex- pressed in any clubs creed or pledge to better their school and community, the Vocational ln- dustrial Club of B.l-LS. would be one of the first to fulfill this idea, Under the guidance of Mr. I-larr and Mr. Morris, and the officers, Bob Hill. president, Dave Vance, vice president, Doug Diener, secretary-treasurerg Bob Elmore, sergeant-at-arms, the group planned and carried through many worthwhile proj- ects. One of these was making a horizontal bar to aid a cripple. All of their money comes through the sale of candy and strap, and through a car wash, Blue and gold, the clubs col- ors, are brought out in their jackets, which can be acquired only by accumulating the correct number of points. For the third year straight the V.l,C. club has won a gold award in a state-wide competi- tion, The award is based upon sotial. tixic, and educational projects during the year. Indivi- dual honors were also bestowed this year. Doug Diener was awarded the gold award in job Application, while Chuck Shafer won a silver award in Extempor- aneous Speaking. This year also brought about the initiation of two new plans. ln May, a number of Seniors took a trip to Flint and Detroit, Michigan, where they visited the Buick, Chevrolet, and Ford Plants, and the Greenfield Vil- lage, respectively. Also, an In- dustrial Leaders Banquet was held, with twenty-five personnel managers from county industries as guests. This plan will be con- tinued annually. FIRST ROVV: Bob Beaty. sergeant-at-armsg Bob Elmore, reporter: Doug Diener, secretary-treasurer, Bob Hill, president, Dave Vance. vice president. SECOND ROW: Raymond Puckett, Bill Heminger, Mike LeVan. Eddie Plank, Bill Bower, Dick Cooksey, Larry Zupp, Corky Shafer. Mr. Harr. adviser: Mr. Morris. adviser. THIRD ROW: Marlyn Kelly, Rex Means, Bob Means, Bob Hassel. Mike jack- son, Chuck Shafer, Carl Gibson, Charles jackson, FOURTH ROXY: Larry Culp, Ronnie Parmer, Don Horn, jerry Culp, George Packer. Lester Sutter. FIFTH ROVV: Dave Kauffman, David Ardis, Bruce Alloway, i HOSPITALS A D SCHOOLS ARE MAI Q Our Future Teachers Association, under the super- vision of Mrs. Marsh. was quite active during the past year. Officers of the club were as follows: Gerry Kaucher, president: Bonnie Kennedy. vice presidentg Nancy Beightler. secretaryg and Rosanna Hurley. treas- urer. To study the qualities of successful teaching. to participate in prevocational activities which are develop- mental, to secure information on opportunities in ed- ucation. to acquire an understanding of the develop- ment of our public schools . . These are just .1 few of the goals attained by If.T.A. this year, All of the members were given the chance to teach at least twice Mary Ritchie. Nilclca Miner and Linda Beltz train for their jobs at the hosp . Marsha VC'ren and Nancy Downing spect their new uni- forms. in grades one through six at Central. Southeastern, Northwestern, Pine Ave., and Westerri Schools. Senior members Adrianne Ritchie. Linda Rea. Harriet Tully. Gerry Kaucher. Bonnie Detwiler, Sybil Adams. Linda Kinnard, Judy Kosmatka and Wind.1 Mummey. were given extra opportunity to teach since they will soon be following this profession. In April, the group, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, attended a Future Teachers Conference at Wit- tenburg University in Springfield, Ohio. Here they viewed and learned many new teaching techniques. These students of today are the teachers of tomor- row. FIRST ROXY: Nancy Beightler. secretary: Marv Lou Short. Susan Vfinger. Mrs. Marsh. adviserg janet XX'orchester. Sharon Coover, Linda Rea, Adrianne Ritchie. SECOND ROXY: Gerry Kaucher. president: Bonnie Kennedy, vice presidentg Marsha VC'ren. Suzanne Dytom. Patti XX'eber, Carolyn Xlfhitlatch. Harriet Tully, THIRD ROXV: Rosanna rlurley. treasurer: Lucille Bailey. Barb jones. Judy Barlup. XX'anda Mummey. Linda Kinnard. FOURTH ROXYY Judy Kosniatka. Rita johnson. Nancy Jo Royer. Bonnie Detvviler. Sybil Adams. hu-un FUNCTIONS OF F.N.A. AND F.T.A. FIRST ROW: Nancy jo Royer, Nikki Miner, Rita johnson, Viola Durflinger, Linda Beltz, Linda Mengerick. SECOND ROW: Connie Campbell, Marilyn johnson, Sierra jackson, Jean johnson, Darlene Hurley. THIRD ROVU: Judy Small, Carol Small, Mary Ritchie, Linda Hellman, Marsha Wren. FOURTH ROW: Georgia Meredith, Joyce Montgomery, Arlene Roberts, Sharon Sparks, Cheryl Bodiker. FIFTH ROW: Patti Weber, Sharon Parker Beltz, president, Ada Shoffner, secretary, Janis Byrd, treasurer, Sandy Haynes, historian: Nancy Downing. Not for ourselves but for all was the motto of the Future Nurses Association last year. Twenty-two members practiced this motto by volunteering their services at Mary Rutan Hospital. These could easily be recognized by their pink pinafores and White blouses. Experiences were many and it gave them a chance to see what the nursing profession was like. Some girls liked the work so well that they applied for jobs. Everyone enjoyed working with the hospital personnel and helping the patients. F.N.A. was under the capable guidance of Mrs. Edith Eads, the school nurse. Officers were: Sharon Parker Beltz, president, Diana Herholtz Dear, vice president, Ada Shoffner, secretary, Janis Byrd, treas- urerg and Sandy Haynes, historian. Meetings were held on the first and third Wednes- days of each month in the high school cafeteria. Meetings of the past year consisted of an informal initiation for new members, a tour through Rockwell plant, a tea at Grant Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, the filling of a Christmas basket for a needy family, and a Christmas party. The club's meetings were terminated by a picnic at Mary Rutan Park. Most of the girls hope to make nursing their pro- fession. GDO ,T FORGET TO TU E RI GS lllllllkllalal H 1 I g 9 , ii, ,li g ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW: Lynnda Henry, Susan Wise, Mary Ann jones, Mr, Weaver, Nancy Detwiler, Leann Hadley, jim McAlexander. SECOND ROW: jane Guy, Carol Mc- Mullen, Linda Beltz, Judy Rubin, Phyllis Sickles, Janis Shawd, Gerry Kaucher, jean Fullerton, Mary Ritchie, Pat Hildreth. THIRD ROXW: Barb jones, jack Frost, Gary Yoesting, Bonnie Detwiler, Wfanda Mummey, Phil Paxton, Dave Hendershot, Larry Blain. Larry Eastwood, Barb Craig, Lois Grimes, Lois Hendershot. ORCHESTRA Bellefontaine High School Orchestra-music in the manner of sweet strings, soft woodwinds, and mellow brasses. Under the capable direction of Mr. Larry Weaver, the small but greatly improved organization rehearsed diligently first period each morning. Performances and activities for the orchestra during the year included the following: music for The Lowland Sea , presentation of several selections between acts 'of the junior Class Play and Drama Nightg the spring concert, Road to Song , and finally the First Annual Music Banquet. Playing a great variety of music from Haydn's XV Symphony to jazz Pizzicato, the orchestra provided those with musical interest and ability a fine opportunity to become acquainted with numerous and varied forms of music. Through a great deal of hard work during the 1959-1960 school year. Bellefontaine High's orchestra enjoyed much success. I42 Taking part in an informal practice session for Swing Teens are Lynn Henry, sax: jack Frost. string bass, Fred Sparks, THRO GH THE M SIC ROGM SXVING TEENS FIRST ROVV: Judy Thompson. Lynnda Henry. Susan Wise. Gerry Kuuther. Mr. Thorlev, Bonnie Detwiler SECOND ROVV: David Dick, Mr. XY'ei1ver, Fred Sparks. Wliyne XVeikart. Judy Rubin. THIRD ROW: Tom Powers. Phil Paxton. Dave Hendershot. jim Huffer. Mike Smith. Barb Craig. jack Frost. Larry Eastwood. janet XYorchester. tromboneg Dave Hendershot. trumpetg and Bonnie Detxviler. piano. SWING TEENS Bright and early every Tuesday morning, the halls of B.H,S. resounded with strains of Blues for Bohemiansu .is the schools swingin' dance band prepared for .1 coming engagement. Under the direction of Mr. Thorley, and assisted by Mr. XYZ-,ii er. the band plgyed for several dances rind partiesf ,the johnson Christmas D.ince. the Rockwell Christmas P.1rtv, Kenton's Music D.1nce. and the Lewistown Prom. Especially sharp in .ippeamnce this f'C.1I'. the b.ind sported new matching guy jxckets with brilliant red .md gold emblems plus music stands which incor- porated black-lighting in achieving .in impressive effect. Adding .1 professional touch to the group were .Liner XY'orchester. voc.ilist. .ind the Hi- ,llcl-ts. .1 male ciuxrtet composed ot' Girv Yoesting. Mike Shephard. Mike Smith and Fred Sparks. XVith .1 great variety of music. tlrom the romantic strains of' St.irdusr to the rhythm belt of S,1ints. Swing Teens provided manv hours of fun .ind musical experience for its members and memorable d.ince music for its listeners. FIRST ROXV: I- Fogt. C. Blchlullen. C. LeVan. SECOND ROXYI BI. Wvitwer. D. Hurley, L. Henry. Mr. XY'eaver. director. THIRD ROXY: S. Coover. G. Kaucher. A. Smith. S. Jackson. FOIQRTH ROXYY S. Her- tenstein. J. Mathews. K. XY'ells. B. Landis. C. Newman, B. Otler. C. Emmons. M, Short. R. Huber. G. Elliott. J. Xlforchester. B. Jones J. Thompson. I.. Sine. I.. XX'right. S. XY'ise FIFTH RUXY: R. E.lfll'. Montgomery. B Connole. SIXTH ROXY: D. Jones. P. Paxton J. Shiveley, D. Jones. R. King. G. Jones. S Hilliker. S. Haynes. S. Drtom. M. Smith. C Small. K. Beltz. B. XY'.1tkins. E. Gross. R Hurley. S. Ogleshee. N. Detwiler. SEV ENTH ROVV: D. Hentlershot. J. McAlexan der. S. Donn. EIGHTH ROXY: M. Smith F. Sparks. J. Frost. NINTH ROXY: J, MC- Donald. M. Jenkins. I.. Rohinaugh. RATED SUPERIOR I mer C Andrews J Fullerton THIRD ROXX K Risner M Packer S Traul C Ferrenburg X1 Short B Heeger K Columber S Niorrovs K Augustine K Meredith FOLRTH ROXX B Falxex J Artis B Xloore J Hoxer P Kauchcr B Bauders J Deihl G Cnlluno L Henry D MclNt1ll Diretting Nir Wfcixer Lett to right D Hendef sh wt. I.. Henry. S. oov '. S. NY'ise. S. Hili r P. Paxton. S. Jackson. M Jenkins. Mr. Weaver. G iott. . . Smit. Smith. K XX ells. D. Cox J. McDonald, R. King F. Spnrlxs. B. Wlat ing N. Detwiler. . Frost. B chester. L. Robinaugh. J IUIY1 sin, Shir-6 ey nions, -Line-54 I4-4 FIRST ROXX H Patton NI Amrine NI Jones S Inslex. Filio B Figam Collins P Hildreth B James P Fogt SECOND ROW T Vseilnrt B Henry R Smith. Fullerton I Vsish E Smith L VonSes,gern D Par- oncs. S. Dytom. J. Vibr- S. Hem-nstein. C. m. ST TE COMPETITIO Left to right: Dave Hendershot, Susan jenkins, David Elliott, Susan Wise, Kathy Fullerton. Left to right: Richard King, Dallas jones, Bob Bauders, Kay Columber, Sierra jackson, Mike jenkins, Beverly james, Marilyn Smith, Sally Hertenstein, Susan Traul, janet Worchester, Doug McNeill, jim McDonald, Betsy Watkins, Sheryl Oglesbee, jim Hover, Kathy Wells, joe Shiveley. Grace Elliott, Mike Smith. jack Frost. Susan Wise, Judy Thompson, Ruth Smith, Anita Smith, Fred Sparks. Leave it to Weaver, our new music director, whose innovation of organizing three choruses instead of the usual two. Any student who likes to sing may try out for entrance into these organizations. Freshman chorus was organized this year. This group consisted of freshman boys and girls, who gave their time one period every day to prepare themselves for Senior chorus. Their performances have been: Christmas caroling, sang for the Music Parents Or- ganization, Easter assembly, and appeared in the an- nual Spring Concert. Senior chorus, consisting of upperclassmen, appeared at numerous places this year: Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas caroling, Methodist Church, received a sup- erior rating at the District Competition, and a good rating at the State Competition, they sang for the Par- ent Music Boosters, participated in the Easter assembly, sang at Zanesfield Monroe High School, and at Cen- tral School, traveled to Sidney, Ohio. to hear the famous Capital Choir sing, and they completed the year by giving a spring concert. Carmen Wefan Choir was the novice of the choral department this year. This choir was organized for the main purpose to do the outside work when it was famous Capital Choir sing, and they completed the group presented a problem until Gracie Elliott found two words, carmen QLatinj and wefan fold Englishj meaning Song Weavers. This group appeared at the Teacher's Banquet, Pres- byterian Church, Zanesfield High School, Christmas caroling, Central School, Lutheran Church, Church of Christ, Shriner's dinner, and Spring Concert. Lowland Sea written by Alec Whilder was pre- sented by the Carmen Wefans and the orchestra. This story took place in a seashore town, and the men went to sea, leaving their wives behind. The ship was re- ported lost, leaving many brolcenhearted women with- out their husbands. 'Sheperd. Mr. Thorley, Lois Grimes, Lois I-Iendershot, Linda Kinnard, Cookie ' B.H.S. BA D PLAYS AN ACTIVE MARCHING BAND FIRST ROXV: Diana Dear. Bonnie Detwiler. maiorettes: Mike Smith. drum major: Mr. Thorley, director: Vifanda Mummey, Lynn Angle, majorettes. SECOND ROVU: Ted Heydinger. Bill Poole. Ricky King. Larry Eastwood. Larry Blain. Mike Straub. Tom Barrett, Barb Craig, Jane Guy. Larry Guy. THIRD ROVU: Charles Bailey. Linda Beltz, Gerry Kaucher. Scarlett Evilsizor. Janis Shawd, Janis Wish, Ruthie Irwin, Lucille Bailey. Edith Mauk. Marilyn Smith. Sally Hertenstein, Dixie Gardner, Phyllis Sickles. Susan Wise, David Abshear, Linda Mengerink. Susan Kennon, Joyce Fullerton, FOURTH ROXV: Cookie Smith, Linda Kinnard. Jean Fullerton, Judy Thompson, Lynnda Henry, VC'arren Taylor. Larry McConnell, Ricky Burton, Dick McConnell, Max Van Hyning. FIFTH ROW: Larry Robinaugh, Susan Traul, Tom Powers. Phil Paxton. Malcolm Miller, Tom Berry, Kris Augustine. Skip Kipker, Bill Robinson, Dave Hendershot. Ralph Wfade, Jim I-Iuffer. Allan Devine. Mike Shephard, Paul Kaucher. David Dick, Fred Sparks, Patty Stone, Minnie Ross, LAST ROVU: Don Drozdenko, Dave Angle. Eddie King, Gary Yoesting, Dale Foreman. Larry Henry. Jack Frost. I I Q CONCERT BAND FIRST ROXY: Gerry Kauther. Susan XX'ise, Janis Shawd. Ruthie Irwin. Brenda Smith. Judy Rubin, Bonnie Detwiler. Karen Meredith. Linda Beltz. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Sickles, Edith Mauk, Scarlett Evilsizor. Marilyn Smith. W'anda Mummey. Linda Angle, Dick McConnell. Susie Traul. Dick McConnell, Dixie Gardner. Larry Guy. Lucille Bailey. Susan Kennon. Frank Lamson. Susan Men- gerink, Jean Fullerton. Judy Thompson, Lynnda Henry. THIRD ROXV: Joyce Fullerton, Sue Thompson, Claudia Ferrenburg. Tom Hurley, Sally Hertenstein. Janis Wish. Dave Hendershot. Larry Robinaugh. Mike Smith, Jim Huffer. Phil Paxton. Malcolm Miller. Kris Augustine, Tom Powers, Ralph XX'ade. VC'arren Taylor. Gary Yoesting. Dale Foreman. Larry Henry, Minnie Ross, Paul Kaucher. Patty Stone. Mike Shephard. Fred Sparks. LAST ROVU: Barb Craig. Jane Guy, - Ricky King. Tom Barrett. Larry Blain. Larry Eastwood. Jack Frost. i , wr .1- , f n'- .- . -. I46 -Q PART IN MANY SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BAND To the sound of a clear brass fanfare, Bellefontaine High School's classy marching band of 1959 presented a series of fine halftime shows for the local football fans. Many hours of hard practice resulted in many entertaining drills and other crowd pleasersf' One of the outstanding features of the season was Barb Craig's dance rendition of Rock Around the Clock, which brought her and the band several standing ovations. Performance by the marching band at the football and basketball games as well as pep meetings helped boost team and school spirit. The 1960 concert band, composed of sixty-seven members, was organized immediately following march- ing season with appropriate change in instrumentation taking place at that time. This year, the concert band enjoyed the opportunity to play not only much of the finest modern band literature, but also to become familiar with many classic works. For the first time, This year the award was presented to Gerry Kaucher. A full house was on hand to hear the annual spring cc.icert on April 8, Among the best received numbers were The Magic Trumpet, An American in Paris, and Stars and Stripes Forever. Following the con- cert, the band began preparation for its annual chil- dren's concert which is presented for students in the fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. Culminating a year of fun and hard work were the lfirst Annual Music Ban- quet and the band's yearly participation in the Van Wert Peony Festival. The Bellefontaine High School Band, under the capable direction of Harold Thorley, with Fred Sparks as president, Gary Yoesting, vice preSifl6Uf9 GCYFY Kaucher, secretary, and Bonnie Detwiler, treasurer, enjoyed a highly successful year. the band participated in district contest, receiving a two fexcellentj rating for its initial endeavor. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Highlighting the band concert each year is the pre- sentation to the outstanding senior band member the Sousa Award. The Sousa Award is given for service, loyalty, and cooperation while a member of the band. lv AP' f N 1... . ivy 1960 Sousa Award GERRY KAUCHER -4 OF ACTIVITIES THE WORLD CROW GOES TO BETTY PUCKETT Ni l THE ROYALTY: Terry Ryan, Leann Hadley, Allan Jones, Bon- nie Detwiler, Queen Betty, John Pusey, jane Hufford, Roger Cole, Judy Heath, Don Neal. HoMECoM1 G QUEE Applause and exclamations of pleasure arose from the rain-drenched crowd as Miss Betty Puckett, Queen of the 1959-1960 Homecoming Celebration, appeared on the float decorated in the theme of Strings of My Heart. Betty and her court toured the muddy field for inspection by her proud school and alumni before com- ing to rest encircled by the band. Here the coronation took place. john Pusey, president of the Senior Class, performed the honors of crowning the lovely queen, while Don Neal, vice president of Phy-Chem escorted Iudy Heath, freshman attendantg Roger Cole, president of Phy-Chem escorted jane Hufford, sophomore at- tendant, Terry Ryan, president of Key Club escorted Leann Hadley, junior attendantg and Allan jones, vice president of the Senior Class escorted Bonnie Detwiler, senior attendant. Our queen was attired in white satin with red acces- sories, while the attendants wore red with white acces- sories. This lovely sight brightened the dismal, rainy evening. Each year the queen is chosen by the entire student body, while the attendants are chosen by their respective classes. Following the game, Queen Betty and her court reigned as guests of honor at a dance held at the Youth Center, which was decorated in the same theme. Hearts surrounded the couples as they danced to the music of Mel Haney and his band. Though weather conditions seemed against it, the Homecoming Celebration of 1959-1960 was deemed highly successful by all. 'F' I' Her Majesty and the court following the game at the Youth Center. X JU IOR PLAY DELIGHTS MANY Cast is, left to right: Marge Foreman. Patti Weber, Greg Luring, Lana Fogt. Pam Palmer, Fred Sparks, Carolyn Whitlatch, Kurt Hanaway, Susie Hemmer, Gary Potter, Tom Powers. Gene Petty. Sharon Coover, Penny Wagaman, and Craig Adryan. They are shown at the climax of the play during the re-living of the wedding ceremony of Rev, and Mrs, Edwin Porter. Papa Was a Preacher, a play concerning a min- ister and his family, was presented by the Junior class, November 20, 1959. This was a light and comical play, yet it contained some moments that made every- one shed a tear. Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Porter were planning to cele- brate their 25th wedding anniversary by renewing their wedding vows with their eldest son conducting the ceremony. Several other children, mischievous but truly dedicated, were the targets of Miss Jonas, a snoopy, prudish woman, who believed there was some bad in everyone. Annoying interruptions were caused by Miss Jonas, but she ended up at the wedding ceremony, a friend of the Porter family. The play reached its climax when the children participated in the service of the renewal of vows. Mr. Binkley, the fine director, is receiving a gift from Fred Sparks in behalf of the cast and crews. Gary Potter is teaching the Buzzard Lope to Kurt Hana-way. I52 Cast consists of twenty members? SE IOR PLAY DELIGHTS F LL HGUSE On April 2, 1960, the Senior Class of Bellefontaine High School presented its annual class play. iNvf'Qf7f of 1111111.19 76. The able director was Mrs. Imogene Marsh. The action of the play took place in the Superior Court of New York City. Karen Andre was on trial for the murder of Bjorn Faulkner. Many witnesses were brought to the stand by both the prosecut- ing attorney and the defense attorney. Ot' all the testimonies, that of Larry Regan, a notorious gangster, was probably the most important. The ending of this play was quite unusual. The jury members were chosen from the audience. After the attorneys had presented their cases, the jury retired to decide upon a verdict. The verdict in this case wasgguilty. Terpsichorean, Marsha Detrick. testifies. I could crush you like a worm. bellows Harold Dowdy. nl jealousy is keynote between defendant. Karen Andre, and Mickey Emery. wife of the deceased. X '53 jury brings in a verdict of GLILTYY ENCHA TED EVENING juniors and Seniors sit in magnificent beauty of Plantation Paradise as they enjoy the evenings program, and gaze at the entrancing wishing well, Linda Severs sings and taps to Sit Right Down and Vifrite Myself 11 Letter. Gary Rhea and Company made the evening complete with their :ff- via selections. gil Lt. Prom servers in like attire were Sopho- mores, front, left to right: Mike jenkins, Bud Eichholtr. Back: Mark O'Connor. Denny jones, Joe Shiveley, Mike Silver- stein, Phil Paxton, jim Beach, Dean Cling- erman. I54 PLA TATIO PARADISE lt seemed as though a touch ot magic transtormed the gym into a rare place of beauty for the unior Senior Prom Nlay ' 1960 The sign We XX elcome the Class ot 60 greeted the Seniors and they continued on a path betyyeen .1 rock vyall and yyrought iron lence entvyined vyith red 1nd yyhite roses As they entered the dance floor looking north a mur1l of 1 steamboat trayeline tloyyn a riyer and a tree coyered mth Spanish moss suicices tiye ot Florida yyas yievyed Mel Haney and his band supplied the music for the occasion as punch 1nd eookies yyere seryed A large moon yyas suspended from the south end of the gym and the entire ceiling sky vyas coy ered wth blue and yyhite sparkle stars On either side ot the bandstand vyere large tans of lieht blue dark blue and vyhite crepe paper chosen colors for the aft1ir Others on the program yyere Kay Dunson 1nd R1t1 dance routines Recognition yy as ciyen to lames Binkley sponsor ol he entire production Ired Sparks junior class president yyel tomes the Seniors t the 1960 Prom Plan tation Paradise o n Pusey Senior class president flllfllx the uniors for tr I yy wnderful prom Dancers rest vyhile being entertained by the harmony of the yyell knoyyn singing group The I n 1IIed Your from Lima I55 CC 99 , y , ' ' , ' k ' K - .' ,A 1, V , , between the pillars ot a simulated southern mansion, johnson, a skit: and jimmy' and Phyllis Lile offered l N e r i - 0 A j ' , A 1 .1 8 u y' . U ' ' ll N - K, 1 H y I 1 . - ' 4 g x ings ,.. is 2 s v X was Jennie Hurley rind her mother make last-minute fitting Mr. .md NN Roy Riibindiigli greet Mr 1 ll ii l He rx before the final ceremonies. .ind son. Doug. THAT LAST BIG DAY lune 8, 1960 is L1 date that will long be remembered in the hearts :incl minds of the graduating Seniors. The exercises begin with the class song. which was written by 'ludy Rubin .ind Gerry Kaucher .md included x.1rious musioil selections by members of the claw, The Bulldog Siholdrship was given to XY .lflLl.l Mummey, while Mickey Emery .md john Piney reteix ed the Amer- ican Legion Awards. Rex. P.1ul XV, Gduss, l3.D.. Vreiented the address, Begg.1rs Can Ride. Lifter which the coveted diplomls were presented. Xlfhat comes next? Fa 4 xx .ill' SBK 1' R llg 1 AT B.H.S .yf Dipl -C wap REV, PAUL VU. GALYSS D D Commencsment Qpeaker PM 4 - f '. 7 yeffgfl s mi Q11 M 451'-f' T' , f1,glJ7f2 l'i- f la Y THE WORLD OF BUSINESS PATRONS Alher's Super Market Dairy Queen Barton Candy Davidson Jeweler Beattys Motor Sales. Inc. Dees Department Store Bellefontaine Examiner DCLOHQS, IHC. Bellefontaine Lumber 8: Supply Equity Dairies. Inc Bellefontaine National Bank Flower Shop Blinn Electric Graham Chevrolet'Cadillac Co. Bob's Marathan Guy's Borden's Dairy Products Hadley Studio Brayton's Better Shoes Hartley 8: Nicholl Buchenroth's Clothing Store Hopewell Dairy Central Food Market Huber's Men's 8: Boys' Shop City Market Hutchins Dry Cleaning Corxx in s Insley s Pharmacy Coulter Shoe House jackson s Newstand Culligan XX'ater Conditioning amison s Cut Rate Drug Store Scholarsh p Banq et sponsored hx K an s Ib0 -, , V , V i Ll A 1' iwi PATRONS J 8.1 sDecorat1ng Leyy s Super Market Logan County Bank Logan County Insurance Agency Logan County Lumber ii Supply Co Logan County Pa1ntCo Marthas Beauty Shop Mlles Food Market Mrller Meteor D1v1s1on Dry co XV ay ne Corporatron Mrller 8. Son Sohro Servrcecenter Mrllrgan s Inc M 8. R Televrsron Sales 8. Servrce Myers Shoe Store Nancy jo Store Notestxne Floor Coy ermg Patten s Dry Cleanmg Pxtty S Candy Store R1tter Bros Inc Rockyy ell Shry eley s Drrye In Short H G 'A C o Srlverstem s Srnrth 5 eyy elers Stubb L M Furmture Store Super I C A Tangers Applrance 8. Furnrture Uhlman s Department Store XYfh1te s Musrc Store Wfoefhelrn s Wren s Greenhouses E 1 ,E All Spvrts Banq et spon ored by ay Cee ADMINISTRATION Angle Rheba 23 Bales Cora 26 Beltz Ruth 18 Beltz Rlchard 35 Bevxley Edward 23 Brnkley ames 28 Bodenbender Karl 15 Brubaker Kathryn 24 Chandler Earl 14 Cooper Kathryn 28 Core Dorothy 18 Cornctte Ruth 30 Crm Charlcs 21 Crovsell ames 37 Dodd H A 18 Dodd Rachel 19 Erb W Oscar 24 Eggleston Alfred Frltzlan Leslre 25 Ge1st Donald 75 Green Darxce 19 Harr Kenneth 34 Hcndershot Carl 15 Hurley Myron 2C ones oe 14 Llevxellyn Blanche 33 Lundy Charles 16 Magee Ellzabeth 29 Marmon Herman 23 Marsh Imogene 23 McClanahan R M 28 McCracken Robert 25 Mnller Gaylord 20 Mnller Stewart 34 Moots Laurence 14 Morr1s Karl 34 Morrns Ro 35 Nexels Chester 20 'Nlevscll Lydla 73 Oglesbee Amta 29 Ottc Crace 27 Ramsey Dons 25 Rlchardson ane 70 Roblson Robert 32 Sharpton Rlsse 30 Shawan Marre 33 Shlrk Owen 34 Smlth Mrs Ewmy, 14 Thorley Harold 31 Vordermark Al 70 IN FOUR YEARS WE Waite Georgxa 37 Watkms Paul 77 Watts Dorns 30 Wrtts Earl 71 Weayer Larry 31 Welshxmer Pauline Wood Dr FredG 14 Wothe Donald 29 SEVENTH GRADE Aldo 'Ion 38 Anderson Sharon 38 Arbegeast Carol 38 Ayrcs anc 38 Barley Carl 38 Barley Dayld 38 105 Banta ohn 38 Ba lcvs Phrhp 38 Taughman Wayne 38 Beck Sheryl 38 Bell Daud 38 Bell Terry 38 Benton B111 38 Berry Lrnda 38 Berry Ralph 38 Blmn Bllly 38 Bodlker Kurt 39 Boone Tlm 39 Brunson Elarne 39 Breaston Ed 39 Brenner oan 39 Brew er Brooks Brom n Brow n Brom n Brovyn Broun Bctty 39 Bob 39 Berdetta 39 Judy 39 Kathleen 39 Llnda 39 Mrchael 39 Brunson Ela1ne 39 Buckenroth Frank 39 Byrd Rosllynn 39 Campbell Lxnda 31 Casey Mxchael 39 Castle Gary 39 Clark une 39 Clme Tommy 39 Clonnnger Roy 39 Cole Paula 39 Coley Adell 39 Coley Lcroy r 39 Cooper Larry 39 I62 7 ... , , , , , ., . ,- w x ' ' v v 2 ' ', , 21 , , 1 ' 7 3 7 ' .7 , , Y 3 K 7 1 7 7 I 3 7 - , A I 7 , 7 f Y z', . 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Y Y Y Y I Y Y Y V Y Y Y Y Y .Y .Y Y Y Y ,J , y Y Y .Y tr 1 . . , . ., I63 THE CHA T - O E OF TWO jenkins, Bruce, 41 jenkins, Susan, 41 johnson, Bethel, 41, 111 johnson, Don, 42 johnson, Mike, 42, 111. 105 jones, Charles, 42 jones, Lynn, 42 jones, Mattie, 42 Kaylor, john, 42, 105 Kearfott, Sandra, 42 Kearfott Sherry 42 Kegg Bob 42 111 Kegg Gary 42 111 Kennedy Denny 42 Kerns Linda 42 Kerns Nancy 42 Kinder Darrell 42 Kinnard Betsy 42 Kissling Pam 42 Lackey Pat 42 Lakin Kathv 42 lamb Douglas 42 Landis Ronnie 42 Leasure Roger 42 105 111 LeVan Betty 42 Gllllll Nli Our new Chant Staff plaque LeVan, jean, 42 Lowe, Sherwood, 42 Lowry, john, 42 Mabry, Tom, 42 Maier, Elizabeth, 42 Manor, Susan, 42 Manning, Valerie, 42 Matlock, Stephen, 42 Mauk, Teddy, 42 Maxson Betty 42 Maxwell Robert 42 Mengerink Mary 42 Miksch Hal 43 Mickcs Frank 43 Miller Dwight 43 Miller Sally 43 Miller Sharyl 43 Miner Marcia 43 Miranda George 43 M1tchell Charlotte 43 Montgomery Mlke 43 Moon Phyllis 43 Moon Vicki 43 Morgan Mike 43 Morris Sherrell 43 Myers Charles 43 Myers Rose 43 McBr1en Dian 43 McBr1en ulie 43 McCarty Bill 43 111 McDonald Bobby 43 McGinnis Patty 43 McLain Ronald 43 Nelson ohn 43 Newland Pam Nichols Terry 43 Orahood Barbara 43 Orsborn Tamara Owings judy 43 Parker Gary 43 Pash Glenna 43 Patten Carl 43 Perkmgs Mary -13 Perry Louis 43 Pemberton Larry 43 Petty Herb 43 Petty jerry 43 Pool Edgar 43 Potter Sandy 43 Poole Patti 43 Puckett Daye -43 Pugh Gar1s 43 1 1 2 ' 1 1 1 7 ' . 1 1 1 , , ,I 3 7 7 9 , , h 1 Y . , ,, 1 V , , Y ' 1 1 1 1 3' , , Y Y 3 , 7 3 1 1 , , 7 3 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 7 Y 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 3 7 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . , . 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' un 0 .1 , 5 I 9' 7 3 tj , i.,1'V'1 a tg jj, 'M ' , . 2- V . , 1 1 , , , , ' , 1 1 SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS Pugh Tanya 43 Pyles Connle Rexd Sue 45 Reprogle Donald 43 Ring Marym 44 105 Robb Ewa 44 Roberts Becky 44 Roberts Llnda 44 Roblnson acqune Rockhold Melym 44 0 Roeder Mrke 44 105 Ross Ralph 44 Royer Suzanne 44 Rudasll Judy 44 Rumer Daud 44 Sage Bxllre 44 Sanford Duck 44 Sasser Dona 44 Seyers rm 44 111 Shafer Jan 44 Sheeley Charles 44 Sheeley Bob 44 Shepherd Annette 44 Shepherd Mary 44 Shlrk Llnda 44 Shoffner oan 44 Smalley Larry 44 Smlth Allen 44 Smlth Denny 44 Smxth Lnnda 44 Smith Phyllns 44 Snook Becky 44 Southard Donald Stmemetz Sue 44 Sours Penny 44 Stahler araldme 44 Stahler Judy 44 Stexens Blll 44 Stewart Ronald 44 Swartz anet 44 Svusher Patty 44 Svutzer Daud 4-L Tackett Jlm 44 105 111 Thomas Ecldre 44 Titus Becky 45 Turner Tolly 45 VanVo0rh1s Phlllnp 45 VonSeggern Mlke 45 Wagner Pamela 45 Walker Carol 45 Ward Dale 45 Watkms Gene 45 Weaser Bull 45 105 111 Werkart Cathy 45 Welch Donna 45 Wetz Eyerett 45 Weymouth Daud 45 Wlck Janet 45 Wrcal amcs 45 Wlcker Connie 45 Wilde Cheryl 45 Wllgus Sherlyn 45 Wnlllams Franklin 45 Wrllnamson Gary 45 Wxllxams Marrlyn 45 Wrlls Ronnie 45 Wrlson Judy 45 Wood Joe 45 105 Wren Nella 45 Ylnglmg Mike 45 Yoestlng Llnda 45 Young Cheryl 45 EIGHTH CRADE Abshear Due 46 146 Adams Cynthla 46 131 Allovsay Penny 46 Angle Dayld 46 110 146 151 Anstme ohn 46 105 Arnett Duck 46 Arnold Danean 4 Arnold Pam 46 Baughman Phyllrs 46 Beaty Rrck 46 110 Benchoff uanlta 46 Berry Judy 46 Berton ames 46 Boggs Shxrley 46 Bowdle oyce 46 Braden Sheryl 46 Brown Claren 47 110 Brown Judy 47 Brown Sylua 47 Burk Shlrley 47 Burns Eugene 47 Burton R1ck 47 Byrd Dons 47 131 Campbell Warren 47 Carey Jrm 47 Carmean Gary 47 105 Casey Daud 47 Caswell Barbara 47 Clagg Tamara 47 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 143 1 1 7 7 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 1 1 1 7 , , 1 1 ,J '1 ' . 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'V ., 1 1 1 1 FIRST YEAR FOR OUTSTANDING Clark Martln 47 Clark Patsy 47 Clonlnger M1ll1e 47 Coll Eugene 47 Cook Mlke 47 105 Cooksey Mike 47 Crump Patrrcxa 47 Cummlngs Frank 47 Davls Connre 47 Dans Rlchard 47 Day Nancy 47 Deslandes Mrchael 47 Detrxck Donald 47 110 Detnck john 47 Deune Allan 47 110 146 Duck David 47 143 146 Drsher Alan 47 110 Dodd john 47 110 105 12 Doseck Lyle 47 Drozdenko Donald 47 146 Durnell T1na 47 Earlck Susan 47 121 Easton M1ckey 47 Ell1ott Rlck 47 110 121 Outstandmg Athlete Trophy accepted by Russell Cole representrng hns son Ed Emery Mrke 47 105 Engle Kathy 48 Epps Leonard 48 Eulsrzor Nancy 48 134 Fergus Gary 48 110 Foulk Vrrglnla 48 Fndley Delaura 48 Frost Lee 48 Fulmer Don 48 Gardner Barbara 48 Geboy Alan 48 Gxllespne jean 48 131 Gxllespxe Terry 48 110 Goslee Janette 48 132 Graves Carolyn 48 Grimes Dlxle 48 Grimes Lois 48 142 Grubbs Mlke 48 Guy Larry 48 146 Hartzler enny 48 Haynes Patty 48 Heater Raymond 48 Hendershot Lors 48 129 142 Heydmger Ted 48 146 Hxcks Lucx 48 Hrnkle Cheryl 48 Hxtchcock Claude 48 Hltchcock Ethel 48 Hollopeter Carolvn 49 Howell jane 49 132 134 Huber Davld 49 110 Huffer Mrchael 49 Humphreys Randy 49 Hunt Ruth Hurley 'hll 49 jackson Dolores 4 jackson Gordon 4 acobs Larry 49 jenkxns Darleen 4 jones Donald 49 jones Thomas 49 joy Marsha 49 Kennon Susan 49 146 Kinder Glen Kung Crystal 49 Knpker Harold 49 1 Kxser Ralph 49 Krtchen janet 49 Lamb Walter 49 Lamson Frank 49 1 . 1 1 G 1 1 7 7 7 7 . , . . , , , . , , V. . , , , 9 . 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I66 Lantz Christine 49 Ledrick Ralph 49 Lee anet 49 Lindberg Linda 49 Linson Sharon 49 Lowry Cus 49 Lurinir, Roger 49 105 110 McAlc1cander ohn 49 McClain Arthur 49 Mcfloskcy Ronald 49 McConnell Larry 49 146 McLaughlin Dennis 49 McLaughlin Sylyia 49 Magnuson Linda 49 Matlock Sue 49 Miller Sharon 49 129 Moore Thomas 49 1lOOtS Suellen 49 Morris Cindy 50 121 Morris M fy 50 Moyer Penny 50 152 Munz Bonnie 50 154 'Nlelson Christopher 50 Newman Daxe 50 110 Parkcr Wlyne 50 Payne immy 50 Pedcock Torn 50 105 Pence Stexcn 50 Plant Margic 50 152 Potter Lynn 50 Procter Vcra 50 Purdin Sheryl 50 152 Ralston Karen 50 Ray Kathleen 50 Ray Larry' 50 Reames Spencer, 50 Reynolds Fred 50 Richards Dick 50 Robinson Don, 50 5 Roberts Sharyle 50 Rohrbourh Judith, 50 Roth, Charles 50 Rumer Lea 50 Runkle Stephen, 50 Sargent Eva 50 Schrader Janet 50 Sellers, Mary, 50 Sheeley, Tom, 50 Shellhaas, Betsy, 50, 121, 151 Sheperd, Brenda, 50 Shores, Gloria, 50 Short Dick 50 105 Shultz Mike 50 Sickles Ralph 50 105 110 Smith Sandra 50 Sprankell Alice 50 129 154 Spring ack 50 Stamm Sylyia 50 Stephenson oanne 50 Steyenson Cloria 50 151 Stokcr Cccclia 50 Stonc john 50 Stone Patty 50 146 Stuber Wanita 50 Sxelica Irene 50 Tanycer Marilyn 51 154 Taylor Freda 51 Thompson Sandra 51 Thompson Sue 51 Thompson Waync 51 Ti us Pecby 51 Toomey ack 51 Topping Helen 51 Tuttle Cary 51 Tuttle Lois 51 Vance Doyala 51 Vanlelyning, Maw 51 146 Vernon Larry 51 Wallace Sharon 51 129 152 Weller Bcxerly 51 Welsh Karen 51 Weymouth Gary 51 Whetsel Dan 51 Whiting, Ann 51 Winn Mary 51 Wise Ronald, 51 Woodruff Donna 51 Wyant ohn.51 151 Yoder Darrel, 51 FRESHMEN Amerine Marjorie 52 144,126 Andrews, Carolyn 52 144, 21 Artis David 52 Ardis james 52 110 117, Augustine Kris 52 146,1 Bailey Bob 52 Baker, Karan, 52. 150, 15- Bauders, Bob. 52, 106. 110 Beaty, Larry, 52 Beer, Dennis, 52 Berry, Patty, 52, 158 I67 144 152 44. 150.126 ,115,144,145.100,15O 7 Y 7 Y 3 f 1 1 1 1 ,J 1 1 1 . 1 . . 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