Bradford High School - Resume Yearbook (Bradford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1962 volume:

The Class of 1962 would like to present the Ra i lroa d er for your pleasure with the hope that you will enjoy looking through it as much as we enjoyed producing it. ROBERT LEE BASHORE Birthday: August 10 FFA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 2,3; HI-Y 2,3. ■ GARY COON Birthday: August 17 Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3; Baseball 2,3; Class officer 2; American Legion Essay 4; Scholarship tests 2; National Merit Scholarship test 3; Senior Scholarship test. MARILYN SUE BRUMBAUGH Birthday: March 28 GAA 3; FHA 4; Paper staff 4. RAY BURTON Birthday: July 30 Football 4; Track 1; FFA 1; Class Play 4. DIANNA MAY COOK Birthday: October 7 FHA 1; GAA 1; TRI-HI-Y 3,4; Paper staff 4; Library staff 4; Office 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; American Legion Essay 4. JOYCE ANN CROWELL Birthday: May 7 FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; TRI-HI -Y 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Library staff 4; Annual staff 4; Class Play 3,4; American Legion Essay 4; Homecoming Queen attendant; FFA Queen; Pumpkin Show Queen; Tipp City Mum Queen. NORMAN J. FINE Birthday: April 7 American Legion Essay 2,4. DORIS ANN FRANTZ Birthday: August 3 GAA 1; FHA 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2, 4; Paper staff 4; American Legion Essay 4; Class officer 2. THOMAS J. FUTRELL Birthday: November 7 HI-Y 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Science club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Library staff 1; Concert band 1,2,3,4; American Legion Essay 4; Scholarship Tests 1,2,3,4; Senior Scholarship Test; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Class Play 3; Annual staff 3,4. LINDA MAY GANGER Birthday: May 10 TRI-HI-Y 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Concert band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; American Legion Essay 4; Office 3,4; Paper staff 4. JILL ELIZABETH GEPHART Birthday: September 21 TRI-HI-Y 2,3,4; Annual staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Band 2,3,4; American Legion Essay 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4; Library staff 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Office 4; Scholarship tests 2,3,4; Senior Scholarship test; National Merit Scholarship Test 3. 3 CAROLYN TERESA GERLING Birthday: January 20 GAA 1,2,3,4; TRI-HI-Y 3,4; Annual staff 3,4; Class play 3, Paper staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 3; American Legion essay 4; Scholarship test 4. WILLIAM BRADLEY GRUBB Birthday: January 21 HI-Y 2,3,4; Science club 1,2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class play 3; Legion essay 4; Annual staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Senior Scholarship Test; National Merit Scholarship Test 3. JEFFREY E. INGLE Birthday: November 25 Class play 3,4; Legion essay 4; Concessions business manager. JAMES ROBERT GLICK Birthday: April 6 FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 3,4; Agriculture Scholarship Test 4; Band 1,2,3; HI-Y 2,3,4; Legion essay 4. WILLIAM PATRICK KIEHL Birthday: December 16 Football 1,2,3,4; 'fr ck 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class play 4. JAMES ALLEN KNIESLY Birthday: January 5 Football 1,2,3,4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3; Track 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; HI-Y 2,3,4; Science Club 1,2; American Legion Essay 4; Concert band 1,2, 3,4; Senior Scholarship Test; Class officer 3,4; Class play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Scholarship tests 1,2,3,4. RONALD DEAN MACK Birthday: June 21 Science Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; HI-Y2,3,4; Play Cast 3,4; American Legion Essay 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Library Staff 1; Senior Scholarship Test; National Merit Scholarship Test 3. HAROLD JAY KEIHL Birthday: May 27 Science Club 2,3; HI-Y 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Track 2; Scholarship Test 3; Concert band 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4. JAMES EDWARD KISSINGER Birthday: February 6 Basketball 1; Baseball 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. ANN LOUISE MOORE Birthday: November 24 Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 3,4; American Legion Essay 4. SANDRA LEE MYERS Birthday: July 18 GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; School paper 4; Annual staff 4; Homecoming Queen attendant 4; FHA-FFA Queen attendant 1; Class play 3,4. 5 SANDRA KAYE PALSGROVE Birthday: December 8, 1943 Majorette 1,2; Head majorette 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; District music contest 1,2,3; State music contest 1,2,3; GAA 3; FHA 4; Vice president 4; Class play 3,4; Annual staff 4, Paper staff 4; Legion essay 4; office 4; chorus 1, 2. KAREN JANE ROESSER Birthday: June 23 Chorus 1,2,3,4; TRI-HI-Y 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Band 1, Concert Band 1,2; GAA 1, Library staff 4; Annual staff 4. MONA CHRISTINE REED Birthday: September 10 Cheerleader 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep club 4; Paper staff 4; Homecoming attendant 4; Legion essay 4; class play 4; FFA queen attendant 3. POLLY CELESTINE POUR Birthday: December 18, 1943 Class play 3,4; Scholarship test 1, 2,3,4; Library staff 4; FHA 4, Annual staff 3,4; Legion essay 4; Science club 2, Class secretary 4; Chorus 4; National Merit Scholarship Test 3, Senior Scholarship test 4. KERRY DEAN REESER Birthday: January 10 Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science club 2. 6 TERRY GENE REESER Birthday: January 10 Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class officer 1,2, 3; Science Club 1; Class Play 3. ROBERT GALEN SAMPSON Birthday: April 4 Chorus 4. JOHNNY DWIGHT SARGENT Birthday: August 15 FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 4; HI-Y 4. RONALD DEE SHAFER Birthday: March 15 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Class officer 1,2,3; Student council 4; Class play 3,4. PATTI LOU SCALE Birthday: April 12 GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Class play 3, 4; TRI-HI-Y 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 4; American Legion Essay 4; Class officer 1. JULIE ANN SMITH Birthday: February 4 GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep club 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Class play 3; Paper staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; American Legion Essay 4; FFA Queen 1,2; Homecoming queen 4; Class officer 3,4. 7 LARRY EUGENE SMITH Birthday: October 28 ALICE FAYE WAYMIRE Birthday: December 20 FHA 1,2,4; Paper staff 4. LYNNE CECILIA WEIDER Birthday: November 25 GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2,3,4; Class officer 2; Homecoming attendant 4; American Legion Essay 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Library staff 3; Paper staff 4; Class play 3,4; Annual staff 4. CLASS MOTTO Climb though the path be rugged. CLASS COLORS National Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Deep Pink Rose 8 BOARD OF EDUCATION Aldine Weiss Jr., Superintendent; Walter Goody, Vice-President; Jay Johnson, James Beard, President; Robert Moore, Paul Stover, Lloyd Brubaker, Clerk. PRINCIPAL Mr. Tom Mix 10 FACULTY FACULTY MRS. CAROLYN ROSE Home economics MR. DONALD R. MERCER Agriculture 12 Secretary, Mrs. Trudy Frolke Bus Drivers: Mr. John Smith, Mr. Roy Fashner, Mr. BillPiffer, Mr. Maurice Apple, Mr. Leomer Weimer. Custodian, Dick Miller Cooks: Echo Miller, Mrs. Mary Eaton, Mrs. Glenna Robertson - head cook, and Mrs. Vionne Mack. 13 JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (LEFT TO RIGHT) Patra Sue Loxley-Secretary, Scott Bashore-Reporter, Sandy Wise-Treasurer, Kenny Dill-President, Sandy Ferree--Vice-President, Dawn Wheeler-Reporter. 14 JUNIOR CLASS Gary Godfrey Duane Heisey Ruby Helton Joyce Hissong Gloria Hollinger Sharon Hughes Jon Ingle ft , ft m « Arnold Jones Don Leistner Russell Marshall Steve Mathias Bob Maxwell Charles McGlinch Tami Mottinger Jim Peeples Joyce Peeples Dick Phillips Barbara Seas Ron Spurgeon Shirley Stager Kay Waters NOT SHOWN: Tom Babylon Nolan Harrison Loretta Peck Robert Spencer Vicki Wysong Bill Weyant Rex Whitmer Lois Wilt 15 SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Ginger Ferree--Reporter, Eugene Harshbarger—Treasurer, Terry Stocker--President, Larry Sarver--Vice-President, Melody Roeth--Secretary. Don Waymire 16 Norma Spurgeon SOPHOMORE CLASS Delmar Stonerock Mike Simon Dixie Sheilabarger Jane Shafer Gary Shafer Danny Sell Dennis Saunder Shirley Sargent Marietta Sargent Joyce Saunders Terry Richards Robert Pour Carolyn Philipps Chuck Petty Doug Perkins Leroy Peck Peg Moore Sue Minnich Evelyn Marshal Carolyn Martin Jim McMullen Earl Manning Nancy Magato Bob Landis Shirley Jones Jane Hunt Vickie Hippie Joe Hill Mike Fritz Dave Francis Doug Crowell Dick Clark Keith Brumbaugh Diana Bazill Sharon Bashore FRESHMAN CLASS Freshman Class Officers: Linda Penny, Reporter; Janice Jay, Treasurer; Connie Sargent, Vice-President; Mike Peeples, President; Dianna Gustin, Reporter; Bob Floydd, Secretary. Judy Abney Dennis Anderson Tonda Apple Beverly Bashore Bob Bayless Pat Bishop Barbara Boyer Barry Brown Jerry Cain James Carine Brian Clark Shirley Cook Gary Ceiglow Dane Crowell Betty Frantz 18 FRESHMAN CLASS Irvin Gerling Bob Guisinger Dottie Hill Ann Howard Geneva Jones Sharon Jones Roger Keller Donna Kissinger Darrell Marshall Mary Miller Connie Miller Pat Monnier Alan Murphy Tom Myers Brent Overholser Craig Overholser Linda Penny Mike E. Peeples Wayne Peeples Richard Punches Nancy Reed Sandy Sargent Chalmer Sell Bill Shannon Bev Stanley Don Stonerock Ralph Stonerock Corliss Stager Darlene Swabb Danny Thomas Mike Warner Gary Wetzel John Whitmer Peggy Wigmore Bill Wyan NOT SHOWN: Shirley Beard Darlene Brown Jack Brown Beverly Canan Beverly Gates Charles Gray Dennis Hartman Janet Ingle Janice Jay Paula Saul 19 EIGHTH GRADE Don Bashore Ken Baumgardner Joyce Bayless Ronnie Brown John Brubaker Mary Bunnell Roberta Carine Nancy Clark Nancy Conway Eddie Cress Barbara Crick Mike Fair Jim Fetter Darlene Francis Debbie Francis Ron Fritz Paul Goodhew Elinor Griffith Dale Heisey Dianna Herron Cindy Hill David Hodges Bob Houser Joyce Ingle Jayne Johnson Ernie Jones Jim Kiser Lowell Kissinger Janet Laine Beverly Landis Sally Lavey Janice Leistner Mary Marshal Carolyn McGlinch Bill Miller 20 EIGHTH GRADE Johnny Millet Teresa Miller Elaine Mitchell Dick Monnin Mary Lou Palsgrove Janice Queen Gary Rank Evelyn Runkle Steve Sampson Gary Sargent Jack Saunders Dee Sell Dennis Shafer Dale Snyder Carol Spencer Cindy Stocker Gloria Stonerock Dottie Trydle Anita Whittaker Dennis Wogoman Barbara Wood Warren Wysong Bob Yohey Bonnie Yount Ronnie Yount Not included Cathy Brannon 21 SEVENTH GRADE Peg Aultman Dennis Baker Jane Bashore Dick Brown Ralph Byrd Dennis Cain Darrell Colbert Marsha Christian Ronnie Colbert Ethyl Connor Gary Creiglow Ricky Daniel PaulYohey Rosemary Wood Dennis Wogaman Wanda Waymire Vikki Warner Cindy Taylor Rita Snyder Linda Shafer Karen Shafer Dean Seas Herb Schellehberger Dick Saunders Gary Sargent Kathy Sampson Eddie Roeth George Reed Mike Puterbaugh Bobby Penny Daryle Peeples Jim Neitzelt Joe Moore Dixie Monnin Mary J. Mitchell 22 SEVENTH GRADE Art Millet Mary Miller Fred Miller Bob McMullen Fay Mahning Helen Lear Greg Kuykendall Jack Kniesly Don Jones Bob Jones Ron Jeffers David Jay Marsha Hunt Dennis Hudelson Darlene Harshbarger Hilda Harrison Greg Fashner Ralph Gates Steven Gregg David Floyd NOT SHOWN: Ronald Grody Chuck Shanks Jim McGlothin Dennis Perkins CLASS ADVISORS SENIORS: JUNIORS: SOPHOMORES: FRESHMEN: Mrs. Rose Mr. Mercer Mrs. Brubaker Mr. Brown Mr. Tisor Miss Brown Mr. Miller Mr. Williams 23 ANNUAL STAFF Editor......................................... Polly Pour Assistant Editor...................................Tom Futrell Business Manager............................................Ron Mack Assistant Business Manager....................Duane Heisey Organization Manager..............................Karen Roesser Assistant Organization Manager....................Joyce Crowell Activity Editor..................................Sharon Hughes Assistant Activity Editor.........................Jill Gephart Sports Editor..............................................Bill Grubb Assistant Sports Editor.............................Kenny Dill Historian..........................................Sandy Myers Typists.......................................Sandy Palsgrave Lynne Weider Carolyn Gerling Patra Loxley Annual Advisor . . . ........................Mr. William Hile We wish to thank all those not on the staff who helped with this book. (ED.) 26 STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Jim Kiser, Nancy Magato, Secretary: Ron Shafer, President; Gary Godfrey, Vice-President: Joyce Crowell, Gregg Fashner. LAST ROW: Pat Bishop, Nolan Harrison, Treasurer; Jim McMullen, Darrell Marshall, Dennis Shafer. 21 Hl-Y FIRST ROW: Mr. Tom Mix, Billy Grubb, Jon Ingle, Gary Godfrey, Jack Fetters, Bill Weyant, Jim Glick, Scott Bashore, Joe Hill. SECOND ROW: Nolan Harrison, John Sargent, Terry Stocker, Gary Shafer, Eugene Harsh-barger, Harold Kiehl, Kenny Dill. THIRD ROW: Tom Futrell, Jim Kniesly, Ronald Mack, Keith Brumbaugh, Richard Forman, Russell Marshal, Mike Brubaker. 28 TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW: Sharon Hughes, Sharon Bashore, Patra Loxley, Diana Cook, Linda Ganger, Patti Scalf. SECOND ROW: Joyce Hissong, Gloria Hollinger, Tami Mottinger, Dixie Shellabarger, Marcia Brumbaugh, Miss Brown-Advisor. THIRD ROW: Karen Roesser, Dianne Bazill, Jill Gephart, Joyce Crowell, Sandy Ferree. 29 F. F. A SEATED: B. Keihl, J. Glick, J. Fetter, J. Sargent, N, Harrison, J. Kissinger. 1ST ROW: C. Ford, D. Leistner, L. Sarver, D. Francis, R. Whitmer, D. Waymire, S. Mathias, T. Babylon, D. Sell, A. Murphy, B. Bashore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mercer-Advisor, C. Whittaker, J. Whitmer, R. Stonerock, D. Hartman, M. Fritz, D. Thomas, B. Wyan, B. Landis, D.C. Crowell, C.D. Crowell, T. Myers, M. Peeples, B. Guisinger. F. H. A SEATED: T. Mottinger, J. Gephart, K. Roesser, S. Palsgrove, J. Abney, M. Brumbaugh. SECOND ROW: V. Wysong, D. Hill, D. Brown, B. Frantz, N. Spurgeon, P. Bishop, D. Swabb. THIRD ROW: J. Jay, M.S. Brumbaugh, P. Monnier, J. Ingle, S. Sargent, A. Howard, S. Jones, J. Crowell, F. Waymire, B. Seas, S. Jones, D. Frantz, C. Martin, K. Waters, S. Stager, B. Stanley, S. Myers, B. Canan, D. Kissinger, Mrs. Rose, Advisor. 31 G. A. A FIRST ROW: Sandy Myers, Joyce Hissong, Mona Reed, Carolyn Gerling, Ginger Ferree, Nancy Magato, Julie Smith, Sandy Ferree, Lynne Weider, Tami Mottinger, Dianna Gustin, Karolyn Phillips. SECOND ROW: Pat Bishop, Jane Shafer, Peg Moore, Shirley Sargent, Connie Miller, Paula Saul, Janice Jay, Vickie Wysong, Ruby Helton, Joyce Sanders. THIRD ROW: Connie Sargent, Ann Moore, Bev Canan, Pat Monnier, Sharon Hughes, Sandy Wise, Barbara Seas, Bev Stanley, Shirley Stager, Betty Frantz, Janet Ingle. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Martin, Gloria Hollinger, Sue Welbaum, Nancy Reed, Jane Hunt, Marcia Brumbaugh, Shirley Cook, Judy Abney, Patra Loxley, Dianna Cook. 32 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Nancy Reed, Mary Jane Mitchell, Teresa Miller, Karen Shafer, Debbie Francis, Dixie Monnin, Sally Lavy. SECOND ROW: Rita Snyder, Nancy Magato, Linda Penny, Janice Jay, Shirley Stager, Janet Ingle, Wanda Waymire, Jane Shafer, Vicki Warner. THIRD ROW: Bev Canan, Janice Leistner, Tonda Apple, Linda Shafer, Jayne Johnson, Ruby Helton, Betty Frantz, Marsha Christian, Mary Bunnell, Pat Monnier, Bev Stanley. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Hughes, Gloria Hollinger, Shirley Cook, Nancy Conway, Marcia Brumbaugh, Shirley Beard, Dianna Gustin, Judy Abney, Patra Loxley, Carolyn Martin, Darlene Harshbarger. 34 FOOTBALL 1961 FRONT ROW: R. Keller, E. Harshbarger, J. Ingle, C. Ford, S. Bashore, D. Phillips, G. Godfrey. 2ND ROW: M. Warner, Mgr., G. Shafer, B. Weyant, T. Stocker, B. Brown, K. Dill, M. Peeples, G. Greiglow, Mgr. 3RD ROW: B. Kiehl, R. Burton, K. Reeser, D. Frances, J. Sargent, Donald Dejong, Coach. NOT PICTURED: T. Reeser, R. Shafer, J. Kniesly. FOOTBALL SCORES 1961 TEAM WE Indian Lake...................................28 Covington..................................... 0 Minster....................................... 0 Ansonia..................................... 4(3 Miami East.................................... 6 Marion Township............................... 8 Versailles.................................... 0 Rushylvania.................................. 55 Piqua Catholic................................ 6 Rockford..................................... 12 THEY 6 26 30 0 26 6 34 0 20 30 35 VARSITY: Jim Gainey-Coach, G. Godfrey, K. Dill, J. Ingle, S. Bashore, C. Ford, N. Harrison, B. Weyant, SECOND ROW: J. Fetter, B. Spencer, R, Spurgeon, B, Maxwell, J. Kniesley, R. Shafer, NOT PICTURED: T. Reeser. RESERVE TEAM: James Gainey--Coach, D. Saunders, B. Landis, M, Fritz, D. Crowell, SECOND ROW: L, Sarver, G. Shafer, K. Brumbaugh, T. Stocker, D. Francis, C. Petty. 36 Kerry Reeser scores with an assist from Bob Spencer and brother Terry. 40 30 + 25 2 RESERVE SCORES They We They Gettysburg 53 33 Covington 53 Piqua Catholic 21 20 Ansonia 37 Arcanum 37 11 Bethel 35 Versailles 35 21 Riverside 34 Wayne Twp. 30 37 Piqua Catholic 35 Franklin-Monroe 51 18 Versailles 32 Miami East 25 23 Missiasinawa 43 Marion Local 42 23 Newton 33 VARSITY SCORES They We They Gettysburg 79 64 Ansonia 74 Piqua Catholic 67 44 Bethel 50 Arcanum 81 51 Riverside 64 Versailles 68 49 Piqua Catholic 88 Wayne Township 45 54 Newton 56 Franklin-Monroe 55 44 Covington 51 Miami-East 59 52 Versailles 72 Marion Local 68 60 Missiainawa 37 Covington 67 57 Newton 55 •Holiday Tournament We 42 28 42 38 39 36 30 51 We 65 51 34 50 52 55 73 61 59 37 BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Dennis Saunders, Chuch Petty, Scott Bashore, Dick Clark, Tom Myers, Brian Clark. SECOND ROW: Bill Weyant, Terry Reeser, Jack Fetter, John Sargent, Kerry Reeser, Gary Godfrey. THIRD ROW: Terry Stocker, Ron Shafer, Dan Waymire, Jim Gainey, Coach; Bob Spencer, Gary Shafer, Eugene Harshbarger. 38 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Chuck Ford, Barry Brown, Donald Dejong, Coach, Bill Shannon, Charles Whittaker. SECOND ROW: John Ingle, Danny Sell, Terry Stocker, Kerry Reeser, Terry Reeser. THIRD ROW: Arnold Jones, Jim Kniesly, Keith Brumbaugh, Russell Marshall, David Francis. 39 HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND CONCERT BAND MAJORETTES Drum Majorette Lynne W eider Sandy Palsgrove Ruby Helton JUNIOR BAND John Sargent, Sandy Myers, Bob Bashore, Joyce Crowell, Ron Shafer, King; Julie Smith, Queen; Kerry Reeser, Lynne Weider, Terry Reeser, Mona Reed. HOMECOMING 1961 HOMECOMING COURT 43 HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Joyce Hissong, Melody Roeth, Sandy Wise, Mona Reed, Julie Smith. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Karen Shafer Joyce Bayless Dottie Trydle Linda Shafer Nancy Conway SCHOOL LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Tami Mottinger, Jill Gephart, Joyce Cr6well, Dianna Cook, Karen Roesser, Jane Hunt, Dawn Wheeler, Melody Roeth, Joyce Hissong, Polly Pour, Miss Brown, Advisor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Brown, Advisor, Doug Crowell, Bob Landis, Robert Pour, Jon Ingle, Jack Fetter, Jim McMullen, Terry Stocker, Duane Heisey. 45 “GHOST WANTED Rehearsal for the Senior play Ghost Wanted - a story about too many ghosts. JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION SAYONARA Saturday afternoon Saturday night Dealers in Feed, Seed, Fertilizer, Compliments of Grain, And Coal Grinding, Mixing, and Drying PIQUA OFFICE SUPPLY ALSWELL EXCHANGE, INC. (Elevator) Piqua, Ohio Earl Shultz, Manager Harrison Avenue Bradford, Ohio HI 8-8371 Compliments of EIKENBERRY IGA MARKET GENTNER’S Groceries, Meats and Produce Gettysburg, Ohio Piqua, Ohio CAROL LEE STUDIO RALPH DILL’S Home of Bradford Choo-Choo-Ettes 226 N. 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Greenville, Ohio THE PIQUA BONFISLIO PHARMACY FURNITURE MART Dial WY 6-3151 New Madison, Ohio 410-12 North Main Street Phone PR 3-4942 Registered Pharmacists on Duty at ALL TIMES NORGE Compliments of Appliances HITTLE'S SCHMIDTS FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Jeweler.and Watchmaker 108 1 2 West Main Street Greenville, Ohio Phone FE 2-4547 - Troy, Ohio SAMPSON'S FOOD MART Owner - Don Sampson Designed with all the features for easier food shopping 1. Courteous Treatment 2. Quality Perishables 3. Clean Store and Personnel 4. Good fast checking system 5. Low Everyday Prices 6. Plenty of Free parking 7. Pay DPL Bills Here STOP - SHOP - and see that SAMPSON’S SATISFIES SAVING SHOPPERS WILDA'S BEAUTY SALON 410 South Miami Avenue Bradford, Ohio HI 8-5131 Specializing in: Permanents, Cutting Tinting, Bleaching, and Styling WILDA MARY SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS NOW can mean a 1. College Education 2. Worry Free Future 3. Foreign Travel 4. Or Financial Security LATER stop at the hub of Piqua Business.............. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. Courteous Main at Ash Street . Piqua, Ohio Service Since 1865 BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK A DEPENDABLE BANK Use Our Free Parking Lot Have You decided on a Career THE PIQUA DAILY CALL Invites inquiries about positions in the newspaper profession write personnel manager for an appointment. 121 East Ash Street Piqua, Ohio WARD-JONES CHEVROLET Sales and Service 47th Year Phone 7-2481 Laura, Ohio MARTIN’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing, Footwear, Gifts, Toys Ph LA 6-6271 Versailles, Ohio Congratulations to The Class of 1962 THE CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK Covington, Ohio Pleasant Hill, Ohio 61 Years Continuous Banking Service Featuring Savings Liquidity and Complete Banking Facilities. STEINER'S Sand and Gravel Ready Mix Concrete R. R. 1, Ludlow Falls, Ohio Call ENterprise-0118 West Milton, Ohio BUCK'S SPORTING GOODS Athletic Equipment Award Sweaters School Jackets Golf, Fishing tackle 425 N. Main Street Piqua, Ohio PR-3- 2599 MILTON FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 102 North Miami Street West Milton, Ohio Home Loans Insured Savings Accounts Insured to $10,000.00 Phone 68 FOURMAN'S JAY'S ECONOMY MEATS Men's and Boy's Wear Wholesale and Retail Custom Butchering Ph: LI-8-2910 3rd and Broad Ph. HI8-9251 Greenville, Ohio Bradford, Ohio BOYER'S GROCERY RALPH DILL'S L. E. Gray, Prop. Furniture Upholstery and Repair Groceries - Quality Meats Free Delivery Ask to See Our Samples 132 E. James St. Bradford, Ohio Phone HI8-8111, Bradford, Ohio Free Estimates • BROWN'S Compliments 0 SWEET SHOP BAKERY Birthday Cakes and Wedding Cakes Fountain Service DR. E. C. SCOTT OPTOMETRIST Phone: LA-6-5131 Piqua, Ohio Versailles, Ohio Compliments of TIP-TOP BEAUTY SHOP With Best Wishes From SECOND NATIONAL BANK Hilda Lavey Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Bradford, Ohio Greenville, Ohio ZIMMERMAN JEWELERS Harry Stahl Diamonds, Watches, Gifts INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR National Bridal Consultants HOUSE PAINTING Piqua, Ohio 117 High Street Bradford RICHARDSON'S THE FASHION SHOP 106 West Main Street Troy, Ohio on The Square Feminine Apparel Camera Store Hi - Teen - Sportswear Films and Processing Troy, Ohio Compliments of SAUNDERS LEONARD 0. CURTNER GENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Red Wing Shoes for the Family Shoe Repairing Two-Day Dry Cleaning Service Zipper Work Gettysburg, Ohio 205 Miami Avenue Ph. GI7-4321 Bradford, Ohio PLEASANT HILL NATIONWIDE INSURANCE FARMERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION Andrew A. Warner Representative 102 E. Main Street Greenville, Ohio Farm and Garden Supplies Phone LI 8-5552 Res. LI 7-2593 Feed Grinding and Mixing Fence Fertilizers Seed Farm Supplies Compliments of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Coal-Hanna Paints Purina Feeds and Supplements mmm Call OR6-3161 Pleasant Hill, Ohio Piqua Ohio Our 76t 0 ear SERVING THE SAVER AND THE HOME-OWNER The Specialized Job Of Savings And Loan Association Safety Service Insured Savings Home Loan THE COVINGTON BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION 117 N. High Street Covington, Ohio Phone: GRanite 3-2151 Compliments of MIAMI COUNTY QUALITY CHECKED DAIRY COMPANY Grade A Milk and Cream Cottage Cheese Ice cream and Ice cream Novelties When in Covington Visit Our Dairy Bar Phone GR 31471 or 31461 Covington, Ohio Read THE GREENVILLE DAILY ADVOCATE Y our Neighbor does For Home delivery in Bradford Call-Charles Baumgardner HI- 84943 Greg Kuykendahl HI- 88983 GERLACH'S BOOTERY Retailers and Rebuilders of footwear since 1892 Phone LA-6-3132 Versailles, Ohio SCHELLENBARG Dealers in all type of Scrap Metal HESSLER LINO. AND TILE SARGENT BROTHERS COMPANY Auto wreckers and scrap dealers carpet ceramic tile South of Bradford on Route 721 vinyl plastic floor covering Box 344A R. R. 1 325 South Broadway Bradford, Ohio Greenville, Ohio Phone HI 8-8141 Compliments of GEO. H. WORCH LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phones: LA 6-4501 LA 6-4511 Versailles, Ohio Most of the Young Couples in the Miami Valley Buy their Furniture-Rugs-Appliances at SELLMAN'S IN COVINGTON Because selections are larger Sellman's Guarantee Everything And Best of All Prices are Lower McVAY'S SPORTING GOODS 323 Broadway Greenville, Ohio Ph. LI 8-3245 Diamonds - Watches Compliments of China - Silverware Samsonite Luggage Hearing Aids GRAY'S JEWELERS ED CORNELL'S Reliable Watch Repairing 601 South Broadway Greenville KELLERS GRAIN FEED LAMPERT IGA MARKET INC. Fresh Country Killed Meats Feed, Seed, Fertilizer Covington, Ohio Hardware, Griding Storage Midway Between Horatio, Ohio Phone HI. 84435 Covington and Piqua Compliments of CEDAR POINT AUTO SUPPLY INC. THE HOTEL BARBER SHOP 1 2 mile east of Greenville on 36 Versailles, Ohio New and Used Auto Parts and Auto Glass Installation Compliments of CRAWFORD APPLIANCE THE S ales-Frigid aire -Service CITIZEN'S STATE BANK Plumbi ng - He ati ng Electrical Appliances Covington, Ohio Greenville, Ohio Phone GR. 3-3311 Phone 62-M West Milton, Ohio COATE Burial Vaults Septic Tank Service Manufacturers of Concrete Burial Vaults and Septic Tanks We use the Vibrated Process Dealer in Monuments EBBING HOCKER INSURANCE And REAL ESTATE Serving Bradford and Surrounding Communities for over 25 years Member of the Darke County Association of Insurance Agents And The National Association of Insurance Phone HI 8-5111 Bradford, Ohio THE LITTMAN AGENCY General Insurance Fourth and Broadway, Greenville Phone LI 8-2131 Compliments of FRITZ E. MARTIN JEWELERS Greenville, Ohio Covington, Ohio Bring Y our prescriptions to us Compliments of Careful Handling The Best Drugs POULTRY PRODUCERS BURK'S ASSOCIATION REXALL DRUG STORE Phone LA 6-3451 Versailles, Ohio Covington, Ohio Compliments of WEAVER BROS. INC. Quality Controlled eggs LA 6-3331 Versailles, Ohio Congratulations Class of '62 J. J. (Jerry) HUNT SON Advertising Specialties R. R. 2, Covington, Ohio Field - seeds - Livestock Reg. Hereford cattle Phone GR 3-4641 With Best Wishes From SECOND NATIONAL BANK Member F.D.I.C. and Federal Reserve System Greenville Ohio DOG V SUDS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT serving charco-burgers Lincoln 8-1213 140 Wagner Rd. Greenville, Ohio Save With Safety on Prescriptions Compliments of DEL-WIN LANES CROSBY THE DRUG MAN 302 West Main St. Phone LA-66411 418 North Main Street Piqua, Ohio Versailles, Ohio THE SMART SHOP Compliments of Women’s Wear BARCLAY'S MEN'S SHOP Coats - Dresses - S ports we ar Piqua, Ohio Greenville - Piqua - Sidney Compliments of Compliments of Irene and Roger Bailey QUALITY FOODS POLO GAS STATION Fancy Canned Foods U.S. 48 and Versailles Road Bradford, Ohio Compliments of MIDDLETON PRODUCE CO. THE FRIENDLY INN Buyers Shippers of Live Poultry Turkeys Food and Drink Ansonia, Ohio Bob Try die Manager Phone ED-7-3931 BABYLON'S PURE OIL SERVICE Complete Auto Service Tune-up Service Corner of Main and Miami Bradford, Ohio GRILLIOT'S FOODLINER, INC. IGA FOOD STORE” 828 East Main Street Versailles, Ohio Phone LAfayette 6-6161 To All You Our Very Best Wishes Members of DARKE COUNTY AUTO DEALER'S ASSOC. M R DRUG CO., INC. Two locations to serve you on the square Sherwood Shopping Center Troy, Ohio QUALITY HARDWARE, INC. 1000 N. Dixie Highway Troy, Ohio Ph. FE-9-8336 Open Daily 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday Best Wishes ALLEN'S STORE Harry M, Allen B.H.S. class of 1910 Frigidaire Maytag Hanna Paint WIRRIG'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES Bradford Versailles Best Wishes PATTY'S STORE CLASS HISTORY OF ’62 What exciting experiences to accomplish as the Senior Class of 62 established as they entered into their Freshman year at Bradford High School. First was the election of officers: Terry Reeser, President: Ron Shafer, Vice-President; Julie Smith, Secretary; and Pat Scalf, Treasurer. We enjoyed having Miss Pitsenbarger and Mr. Weimer as our advisors. The class participated in a trip to the Ohio Caverns, a Christmas party, and making a float, known as Queen of 62 , for the Pumpkin Show in October. Fifty students were enrolled. Entering the Sophomore year with an enrollment of fifty-four, we became more and more ambitious as to seeking for the graduation day. The officers for the year were as follows: Ron Shafer, President; Gary Coon, Vice-President; Doris Frantz, Secretary; and Lynne Weider, Treasurer. Thanks to Mr. Henn and Mr. Lyons as being our class advisors. During theyearour first project was the Pumpkin Show float and stand. The title of the float was Opportunities of America . The Christmas party came next in December. The best project of all was the SOPHOMORE CARNIVAL. We also enjoyed having record hops too. Continuing through the years, our Junior year came fast. We selected our officers: Ron Shafer, President; Terry Reeser, Vice-President; Jim Kniesly, Secretary; and Julie Smith, Treasurer. We really appreciated having Mrs. Rose and Mr. Hile as our advisors. Our Pumpkin Show float was given the name, Let’s Take a Trip . The two most wonder- ful events which took place was the Junior-Senior Reception, Sayonara meaning farewell, or goodbye, and a class play No More Homework , which didn't take of any effect in school. During the year we had a magazine sale, a stand at the Pumpkin Show, a few record hops, one with Stan Scott and his Cutouts , a couple of markets, and a picnic at the Stillwater Beach. Also a few of the pupils were assistants on the '61 yearbook. We enjoyed it. Forty-one students participated during the year. Leaving the pleasing years behind, our dreaming year finally came. THE SENIOR YEAR. Thinking of the kids who would do our class a fine job in office we chose them to be: Jim Kniesly, President; Sandy Palsgrove, Vice-President; Polly Pour, Secretary; and Julie Smith, Treasurer. We wish Mr. Mercer and Mrs. Rose, our advisors, a special thanks for such a wonderful job. Our Homecoming was our first hard task. Then came our class play called Ghost Wanted . With a count of thirty-seven students in the class, most of our activities were exciting and fun throughout the year. We still look forward for that time of our Graduation Night . We, the Senior Class of 62, would like to express a special thanks to everyone who helped us through these pleasant years and hope everyone appreciates the contributions we tried to make through our years. In the future we shall keep in mind our high school motto. CLIMB THO THE PATH BE RUGGED . CLASS PROPHECY Being weary of the toil and nervous strain of semester exams and wishing to find a secluded place where I might have both rest and peace of mind I strolled slowly down a road until I came to a shady spot by a small stream. Here I found what I thought to be the land of perfect rest. I found a soft mossy spot and sat down so that I might contemplate the future of the graduating seniors as they entered the actual duties of life for which their high school course had prepared them. While thus in perfect repose I heard a rustling noise and suddenly there appeared before me a phantom from which said, I am the Spirit of Prophecy, the Angel of things that are yet to come.” With her magic wand she rolled back the curtain of time so that I might view all things that are, transformed into things that are yet to be. Immediately I found myself in the land of the future. I boarded a train and found myself a seat next to a tall man whom I recognized as RON MACK. He said that he was going to represent his business firm in New York. When I reached New York I started down Broadway and dropped in to see one of the fine Broadway musicals. On stage I saw POLLY POUR, PATTI SCALF, and JIM KNIESLY really rocking” it up. They were accompanied by MARILYN BRUMBAUGH. I was surprised to find that they had become the top music artists in the country. The next stop I made in New York was at the Yankee Stadium where I saw the Yankees play the Chicago White Sox. KERRY REESER, the sox best player, and a very tempermental one, was thrown out of the game for arguing with the umpire, BILL GRUBB. At the airport I bought a newspaper and the headlines said that TOM FUTRELL had discovered a new element. He had named it Atomic Futrillium. I boarded the plane and the stewardess JULIE SMITH bought my lunch. She said that BILL KIEHL was the pilot and TERRY REESER was the co-pilot. In remembering our old school days, I was a little nervous the rest of the trip. Soon I landed in Philadelphia. At Convention Hall I heard JOYCE CROWELL deliver a splendid lecture on the management of the home. After the lecture I saw a girls wrestling match. One of the girls was ANN MOORE, the other one was such a mess I didn't recognize her. From Philadelphia I journeyed to the Nation's Capitol, Washington, D. C. There I saw the President JOHN SARGENT, Senator, JIM GLICK and Representative FAYE WAYMIRE. All three had done very well in politics. This was really a change since our senior government class. On my way to Chicago I saw an automobile accident. Dr. RAY BURTON was rendering first aid to the occupants, LARRY SMITH and ROBERT SAMPSON. Fortunately the accident didn’t injure them seriously, the trouble was the doctor . In Chicago I bought a newspaper and read an article by society editor CAROLYN GERLING. I spent the night in a Kiehl Hotel managed by HAROLD KIEHL. KAREN ROESSER worked as a hat check girl there. Next I found myself standing in a huge wheat field somewhere in Kansas. Soon a large car pulled up and JIM KISSINGER got out and invited me to visit him. I asked him what had become of our scattered senior class. He told me that DIANNA COOK and JILL GEPHART had married two tribal chiefs. Poor RON SHAFER had tried to climb Mount Everest and hadn't been heard of since. The next stop I made on my journey into the land of the future was in Nevada. There I saw MONA REED trying to get a divorce from her fourth husband. Her lawyer, LINDA GANGER, was the only female lawyer in the state of Nevada. From Nevada, I went to Las Vegas where I saw LYNNE WEIDERwina fortune in one of the gambling casinos there owned by NORMAN FINE. In Pasadena, California I saw the Tournament of Roses and the Rose Bowl Game. DORIS FRANTZ was crowned Queen of Roses by the captain of one of the Rose Bowl teams BOB BASHORE. On the radio I heard GARY COON announce that JEFF INGLE had broken the world twisting record. He had twisted for one hundred hours without even slowing down. Next I found myself in downtown Bradford. Here at home I found SANDY MYERS happily married with twelve children. Working in a downtown department store I saw SANDY PALSGROVE. At the conclusion of my journey into the Land of the Future the Spirit of Prophecy took me back to the shady spot beside the small stream, rolled down her mystic curtain and the future was forever closed to my eyes. Written by Patti Scalf tcrcr