Brilliant High School - Blue Devil Yearbook (Brilliant, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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A '40 g ,- H. ,,- k l Q- In .nn Y ry' gh I A 9 A I ' P' -1 an 1 ll 'I' . 6664 The class of 1960 of Brilliant High School wishes to dedicate this yearbook to Coach Charles Becca in appreciation for his successful contributions both in the class- room and on the athletic field. l 5 s E wa, gmz 5, am Although he has been with us only a year, Mr. Davis has become an invaluable friend and teacher. His cheerful disposition and his willingness to help others have done much to make our senior year a happy one. ,D Z. As a class we have undertaken and com- pleted many projects and activities. Our accomplishments could not have been real- ized without the aid and guidance of our sponsor and friend, Mrs. Caskey. 6 1 i ,,, fi - f Simi ,as j+w.,.,,Q L Scion! gddftd Mr James C Wilson Superintendent Mr William J. Abel: Mr. Robertl Quinn President Mr WayneD Bebout Clerk Mr Arthur B. Philabaurn Vice President JAMES WILSON West Virginia U. , A B M. A. Superintendent CHARLES BECCA West Virginia U. , Arithmetic Health Physical Education Football Coach Track Coach DOROTHY CASKEY Milligan College, A. B. U. ofPitt., M. of Ed. Social Science Latin Yearbook THEODORE DALRYMPLE Kent State, B. S. U. of Pitt. , M. of Ed. English Biology EARL DAVIS West Liberty, A. B. Social Science Assistant Coach CARL HAMILL Washington and Jefferson West Liberty, B. A. Physical Education Ohio History Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Junior High Football WILMA HARMON Indiana University, A. B. G. N. Librarian IEAN HOWARD Westrninister College B. B. A. Shorthan TYPU18 A Business English ,J Flashes JUL I . GLADYS KULL Muskingum C ll A. B. I Ho , e no ' s . ., isor WALTER KULL Ohio U. , A. B. Western Reserve, M A Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing RICHARD MARKWELL West Liberty, B. A Band Instrumental Music WILLIAM MERRYMAN West Liberty, B. A U. of Pitt. , M. of Ed Principal Geography VIRGINIA MOYNIHAN Oh' Wesleyan, B.A3 ' . u Enggsh Spanish HELEN PUNCHEON Carnegie Tech., B. A. Boys' A Cappella Vocal Music Girls' Ensemble RAY SCHERICH West Liberty, A. B. Mathematics CHARLES SINDLINGER Ohio U. , A. B. General Science Chemistry Physics Athletic Director WILLIAM SINDLINGER Ohio U. , A. B. Kent State, M. A. English American History Dramatics Guidance Counselor ANDREW SURANOVICH West Liberty, A. B. U. of Pitt., M. Litt. English Speech Z BARBARA SWEENEY Ohio Wesleyan U., B. Junior High Chorus Elementary Music WILLIAM WARNOCK Kent State U., B. S. Mathematics ROY WOLFE Bliss College U. of Cinn., B. S. in Ed Bookkeeping Geography General Business BETTY BRETTELL Secretary Cafeteria ii . . f xg , f ,Lx , , ,, . ki. - 1 ,.,, 7 ,, R, ' A A 3 'f 4, -- ' 4 fi, ' 2 K .. V K .,,, .f ' '- ,fw- ssN1oR cL g,ss Qgflczgs g DAL E DEG1s NHARDIE-A Pgesidegr JOYCE RUBLE f gg - Q BRENDA RINE - i25 -igi l secrezary PAUL DQNN - - P 3 ' - Treasurer . J gf Intramurals 2-3 Office Aid 4 Play Staff 3-4 Basketball 2 Hi-Y Officer 4 play Cast 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Acting Award 3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 FRANCES BARR n Franu Having fun is her game, A nursing career is her aim. Class Officer 1 Play Staff 4 Beta Club 2-3-4 Play Cast 3 Beta Club Officer 4 Band Camp 2 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Musical Festival 2-3-4 Flashes 3 Girls' Triple Trio 1-2-3-4 Annual 4 DOROTHY BELL ll Dot!! If happiness were her goal, She would have reached it long ago. MAX INE BELL ..MaX.. Good in work, good in play, A friendly girl in every way. F.H. A. 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Play Staff 3-4 RONALD KBRANDFASS Brandy A humorous guy who's loads of fun, Brandy is liked by everyone. Not very brg not very tall But a well known flgllfe around the hall G. A. A. 1-2 Offrce Ard 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chorus 1 3 Flashes 4 Cafeterra 1 2 4 Annual 4 Band 4 F.H.A. 3 Play Staff 3 4 ANTHONY BRUCE Tony Happy and free from care all day We only hope he ll stay that way Intramurals 1 2 3-4 Play Staff3 4 A rnajorette whose future lS planned Thrrd frnger left hand Minstrel 3-4 Majorette 4 Y-Teen 2 F. H. A. 3 -4 Band 1 -2 - 3 -4 DARWIN BURGE Juney Bug Always happy, wltty and glad A real fine artist 1S fh1S lad Chorus 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Student Control Committee 1-2 Track 3 4 Flashes Staff 4 Wrestlrng 4 Play Staff 3 4 Intramurals 4 Beta Club 2 3 4 H1 Y Officers Camp 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Instrumental Solo Contest 3 H1 Y Officer 3 4 Music Festival 2 3 Chorus 4 Track 1 2-3-4 Play Staff 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 X GIVIAN BURGE it 1, Mqst of her secrets she doesn't reveal, friend will squeal. Class Officer 1-3 Preview Queen Alte Prom Committee 3 Minstrel 1 Beta Club Play 3 Music Festival 4 Homemaker of Tomorrow4 HELENA CONNER Always laughing happy and gay, She can t wait til graduation day. Chorus 1 2 Cafeteria 2 Play Staff4 Music Festival 2 Play Cast 3 Office Aid 4 PRISCILLA CZOKA n Prisvl Not very tall but lots of fun, With a smile as bright as Ole Man Sun. G. A. A. Officer 3 G. A. A. 1-3-4 Student Council 3 F. H. A. 3 Chorus 1 Student Control Board Flashes Staff 4 Play Staff 3 Play Cast 4 DALE DEGENHARDT Dale In athletics Dale's a starg We know he'll go far. Minstrel 1 Christmas Formal Court 4 Intramurals 1-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Cafeteria 2-3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Girls' State Alternate 3 Prom Court 3 3-4 Sweetheart Dance Attendant 3 Class Officer 4 Track 1-2 Student Council Off. 2 Baseball 2-3 Student Council 2-4 Basketball 1-2 -3-4 Chorus 2 Projection Club 4 Play Staff 3-4 lst Team All-Ohio Valley - Class A Play Cast 3 lst Team All-Eastern Ohio - Class A Prom Comm. Chairman Basketball Co-Captain 4 Football 1-2 -3 -4 PAUL DUNN Clara A dancing whiz is he, A friend to all he'll always be. Class Officer 4 Student Council Officer 4 Student Control Board Officer 3 Flashes 2 -3 -4 Student Control Committee 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3-4 Basketball 1 Hi-Y Officer 4 PHYLLIS DYE Phil If silence were to Phil would dominate our class as queen. Play Cast 3 Intramurals 4 Prom Committ Football 2-3 Wrestling 2-3 Track 3 Hi-Y 3-4 Beta Club 4 Flashes Staff 4 66 rule supreme, ,l WILDA FAIR Babe Short and ornery, but lots of fun, When something goes wrong - Wilda s the one' G. A. A, 1-2 -3-4 Prom Committee 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 F H A Play Staff 3-4 Minstrel 1 1nt1'amurals 1-2 RICHARD FRALEY Rich Loads of fun in work and play, An all around boy in every way. Beta Club 3-4 Band 1-2-3 Beta Club Otticer 4 Chorus 1 -2 -4 Play Cast 3 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Court 4 Christmas Formal King 4 Instrumental Solo Contest 3 Music Festival 2-3-4 Football 1-2 -3-4 Track 1-2 Basketball 1-2-3 Hon. Men. All-Eastern Ohio WILLIAM GRUBB Bill A personality plus has this guy And a whistle for the girls passing by Hi-Y 4 Prom Committee 3 Flashes 4 Football l 2 Play Staff 3 Track 2 3 4 Play Cast 4 , Basketball 1 2 Intramurals 1 -2 -3 -4 WESLEY HAND .. Yogi.. A football hero, mighty and snong, All the girls he strings along. Class Officer 1-2-3 Boys' State Alternate 3 State Beta Club President 3 Football 2-3-4 Beta Club 2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Student Council 3 Chorus 2-3 -4 Play Staff 3 Play Cast 4 Prom Committee 3 Intramurals 4 Co-Captain Football 4 Hon. Men. A11-Eastern Ohio3 4 Wrestling 2-3-4 Track 1-2 -3-4 Music Festival 3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Acting Award 4 THOMAS HARMON Torn Very tallg never a frowng You always know when Tom's around! Hi-Y 2-3-4 Wrestling 3 Band 1-2-3 Track 2-3-4 Annual 4 Projection Club 4 Play Cast 3 Wrestling Statistician 4 Football 3-4 JOHN HUTTON Junior Junior appears to be very quiet, But when you get to know him he's a riot! RONALD IAROS Ron A star in football of well -earned fame, He has won himself a well -liked name. Play Cast 3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 -3-4 Acting Award 4 Prom Court 3 Christmas Formal Court 4 SAUNDRA JENKINS Sandy This is Sandy, sweet and shy, Always happyg wonder why? Y-Teens 2-3 'Chorus 2 Touchdown Club 1-2-3 Instrumental Solo Contest 1-2 Play Cast 4 Intramurals 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 4 Minstrel 1-2 BERTHA KACKLEY Bert A cute little smile and bouncy hairg We turn around and Bert is there. F. H. A. Officer 4 F. H. A. 3-4 G. A. A. 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. Officer 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 JOYCE KIRKPATRICK .1 J-Oyceu Play Cast 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Alternate Cheerleader 3-4 Music Festival 3 Girls' Triple Trio 3 Christmas Formal Court 4 Tall and cute, gay and snappy, Wonder what makes her so happy! G. A. A. 1-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Flashes Staff 4 Play Cast 4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Preview Queen 4 Homecoming Court 4 Music Festival 3-4 Girls' Triple Trio 3-4 Prom Court 3 Minstrel 1-3-4 Girls' Ensemble 2-3-4 MARSHA L aCROSS Marsha Carefree and laughing, all through the daysg Marsha knows that happiness pays. Beta Club 3-4 Chorus 1-2 -3-4 F. I-I. A. 4 Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3 NANCY LICHTENBERGER N ance Librarian 4 Intramurals 1-2-3 4 Prom Committee 3 Minstrel 1 A real hard worker who doesn't say much: When it comes to helping out, she has the touch. Chorus 1-2-3-4 F. H, A. 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Play Staff 3-4 Prom Committe Librarian l-2 e3 Girls' Glee Club 4 Intramurals 1 G. A. A. 1 Junior Red Cross 1 Minstrel 1 - SHARON MELLOTT Sharon Sharon seems quiet and rather shy, But when you get to know her - MYI OHI MY! Play Staff 3 Office Aid 3 Band 4 G. A, A. 1-2 Chorus 1-2-3 Intramurals 1-2 F. I-I. A. 3 Half? ,A SARA MILLER Sara Sara's nice and a friend to ally Get her gabbing and it's really a ball. Flashes 3-4 Librarian 4 Play Staff 3-4 F.H. A. 3 Cafeteria 2-3-4 Office Aid 4 NORMA MOORE Norma A real intelligent gal is this lassg We're really proud to have her in our class. Class Officer 2 Play Staff 3-4 Beta Club 2-3-4 Intramurals 1 Band 2-3 -4 Girls' State 4 Chorus 1-3-4 Girls' Triple Trio 1 WILBUR MOORE Wilbur Nor too big: short in size: When it comes to disposition he takes the prize. Basketball Manager 4 Play Staff 8 Football 1-2 -3-4 Intramurals 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Cookie never has much to say, Butl guess she's wise that way. Play Cast 4 Annual Staff 4 F. H. A. 3-4 Cafeteria 3-4 JAMES PRESLEY An athletic star is this guy, When he walks All-Ohio Valley Football Class Officer 2-3-4 I-li-Y 2-3-4 Student Council 2-3-4 Football 1-2 -3-4 Football Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Basketball Captain 3-4 Student Control Comm. 1 Basketball 1-2 Basketball Statistician 4 Football 1-2-3 Football Statistician 4 Play Staff 3-4 Football 3-4 Track 3-4 RICHARD NOBLE Whitey Always friendly in many a way, He can brighten up any day. Wrestling Statistician 3 Librarian 3 Baseball 1 Play Staff 3-4 VIRGINIA PERINE Cookie Play Staff 3 Intramurals 2-3 Minstrel 3 JOSEPH POPP aloe., A real nice guy to have around, In all his classes he's a clown. Intramurals 2-3-4 Basketball Manager 4 Wrestling 4 n Iimvv past the girls all sigh. Hon. Men. Football 1-2-3 Hon. Men. Basketball 1-2 All-Eastern Ohio Basketball 3 Track 1-2 -3-4 One of Top 500 Basketball players of 1959 issue in the nation. All-State Jaycees U P I All-State All-Eastern Ohio Football -2 State Track Meet 2-3 Hi-Y 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Music Festival 2-3 Flashes Staff 2-3-4 Football Manager 3 EARL RICHARDSON .. Oil.. Happy-go-lucky all day long! If he isn't goofing off, something's wrong! Basketball 2-4 Baseball 3-4 Track 1 Instrumental Sol -4 Band 1-2-3-4 Minstrel 3 BRENDA RINE Brenda Pretty long hair and big blue eyesg A lot of fun for one her Class Officer 3-4 G. A. A. 3-4 G. A, A. Officer 4 F. H. A. 3 Student Control Comm. 4 Flashes Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Librarian 4 size. Intramurals 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Cafeteria 3-4 Office Aid 4 Student Control Officer Prom Court 3 Flashes 3-4 4 ROBERT RINE Bobbie In several sports he does excel, o Contest 3 And in school does just as well. Football l-2-3-4 Play Staff 3-4 Co-Captain 4 Prom Court 3 Baseball 1-2 -3-4 Christmas Formal Court 4 ,, l .TOY CE RUBLE .. Rube.. Always happy, always gayg Success she'll have throughout her way. Beta Club 3-4 Class Officer 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 G. A. A. l Chorus 2-3-4 Student Control Comm. 4 Play Cast 3 Band Campl3 Orchestra 2-3 Music Festival 3 Girls' Triple Trio 3-4 Intramurals 1-2 Girls' Ensemble 4 Play Staff 4 Prom Orchestra Comm. 3 LINDA RUSSELL Linda Captain of the varsity cheerleaders is she, With plenty of pep and vivacity. Beta Club 2-3-4 Flashes 4 Band l Annual Staff4 G. A. A. 1 Music Festival 2-3-4 F. H. A. 3 Triple Trio 3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Intramurals 1-2 Play Cast 3 Prom Orchestra Comm. 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Minstrel 1-2 -3 AIMEE ROBINSON Aim Head rnajorette is this girlg She really knows how to twirl. Flashes Staff 4 Band Camp 1-4 Flashes 3-4 Twirling Medal at Band Camp 4 Homecoming Court 3 Winner of Jeff. County Twirling 3 G. A. A. Officer 2 Acting Awards 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Librarian 2 Student Council Officer 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Beta Club 3-4 Leader of Tomorrow 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 G. A. A. 1-2-3 Majorette I-2-3 Play Cast 3-4 Head Majorette 4 ELAINE ROE Elaine Devilish eyes - quiet, gay, solemnp To write about her would take a column! Flashes Staff 3-4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Music Festival 4 Prom Decorating Comm. 3 Cafeteria 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Banquet Comm. 3 F. H. A. 3 Minstrel 3 MARIE ROE Marie Very sweet, and very wisep Fun just twinkles in her eyes. Beta Club 4 Cafeteria 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Music Festival 3-4 Flashes Staff 3-4 Triple Trio 3-4 Librarian 4 Christmas Formal Queen 4 Minstrel 1-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Girls' Ensemble 4 PENNY SUE SAYRE Penny A very fine voice has this lassg She's a hard worker for our class. Ensemble Contest 2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 2-3-4 Orchestra 2-3 Solo Contest 1-2-3-4 Flashes 3 Play Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 1 ROBERT SCOTT .. Bob.. A boy that's slim and tally With him you can have a ball! Track 3-4 Basketball 3 Football 1 Minstrel 1 -2 -3 -4 F.H. A. 4 Music Festival 3-4 G. A. A. 1 Intramurals 1 Prince of Peace 4 Girls' Ensemble 4 Trio 2 JAMES STERLING num., Friendly to all, hostile to noneg Always jolly and full of fun. Music Festival 4 Football 2-3-4 Wrestling 1-2-3-4 Hi-Y 4 Chorus 4 Play Staff 3 Play Cast 4 Intramurals 1-2 -3 -4 Prom Comm. 3 Track 1-2-3-4 State Track Meet 3 Wrestling Captain 4 Play Cast 3 Prom Comm. Football 3-4 Wrestling 3-4 JACK SWEENEY Sweener Innocent look, but just the same, Mischief is his middle name! Baseball 4 3 Basketball 2 Track 4 Christmas Formal Court 4 J. : Al ' I, In fl 1. ' F bw., Dm 1+ MICHAEL TAMBURRO .1 ff, I I 1 V '-,ln - vu FACT? If U lb -.J IAYNE TAYLOR Tabug Full of pep, and lots of fung A varsity cheerleader is this one. Beta Club 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 3 F. H. A. Officer 3 Student Control 2-3-4 Flashes Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 E F. H. A. 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Play Cast 3 FRANK VERHOVEC Frank Always happy, always gay, He's always got something Cafeteria 2-3 I 3 4 I orgiriistgtxreebdig in heartg J A rgfryatnesslcgwl-ies from a little start. H 40' J- 2 ' A JL 6?-I46SIBl'1gi2'I3Q I Jada? Intramurals 2-3-4 'VJ 1-Chorus 4 ty! 'Lb Baseball 4 rj? P ommitteefff T J! Track 4 Play Cast 3-4 Acting Award 3-4 Intramurals 1-2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Cheerleader 1 -2 -3 -4 Homecoming Court 3 JOYCE TURNBULL ..-Icy.. Joy's nature is charming and true, Full of laughter and fun for you. Annual Staff 4 Intramurals 1-2-3 Minstrel 1 to say. Prom Committee 3 DARRELL WADERKER Butch In his hot rod he speeds along, A honk of the horn and then he's gone! Football 1-2 Play Staff 3-4 Track 1 ROBERT WETHERELL Bob Good qualities need no advertising. Play Staff 3 BETTY WILSON Betty She jokes, teases, and plays in the bandg Whenever she's needed, she's always on hand. Flashes 3 Dance Band 2 Cafeteria 3-4 Play staff 3-4 Band l-2-3-4 RONALD ROSS Rosco A handy person to have around - A more helpful person could never be found. Intramurals 4 Track 1 Football 1-2 Projection Club 2-4 Prince of Peace 4 Projection Operator 4 Chorus 4 Boys' Ensemble COMPOSITE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Posture ------------ Flirtatiousness - Complexion - - Mouth ----- Eyes - - Teeth - - - Helpfulness - - Smile ---- Hands ----- Common Sense Dependability- Legs ------ Vitality ---- Hair - - - Nose ---- Personality - - Figure ----- Cheerfulness - - Intelligence - - Disposition - - Nonchalance - Courtesy ----- Athletic Ability Neatness ----- Friendliness - - Dirnples - - - Talent - - Quietness - - Wit - - - 26 . 'N J, 55 ,J gi Fl Mas, - - - - Pat Brizzoli - - Aimee Robinson - - - Marie Roe - - Frances Barr - - Brenda Rine - - Jayne Taylor - - - - - Betty Wilson Nancy Lichtenberger - - - - Vivian Burge - - - Norma Moore - - - Sara Miller ' ' Jayne Taylor - - Linda Russell - - - Elaine Roe - - Sandy Jenkins - - - -Joy Turnbull ' Joyce Kirkpatrick - - - Carolyn Burch - - Joyce Ruble - -Dorothy Bell - - -' Wilda Fair - Virginia Perine - - Bertha Kackley - -Sharon Mellott - - Priscilla Czoka - - - Maxine Bell - - Penny Sue Sayre - - - - Phyllis Dye - - Marsha LaCross Complexion - - Posture - - - Teeth - - Smile - - Wit ------ Common Sense Eyes ------ Dependability - Helpfulness - - Voice ----- Hair ----- Personality - - Physique - - - Cheerfulness - - Disposition - - Talent - - - Wolfishness - - Courtesy ----- Athletic Ability N eatness ----- Intelligence - - Nonchal ance - - Friendliness - - Dancing Ability Nose ---- - - - Devilishness - - Vitality ---- Artistic Ability Quietness - - - lx: on 1 ' x. x , . - Q - COMPOSITE IDEAL SENIOR BOY ' ' Harold Cook ' John Hutton ' ' Bill Chave - - - Bob Rine ' ' Tom Harmon ' ' Robert Wetherell - - - Bill Grubb - -Ron Brandfass - - - -Ron Ross - - - Rich Fraley ' - -lack Sweeney - - - Wes Hand - - Mike Tamburro - - - - - -Bob Scott - - Darrell Waderker - - Earl Richardson - - - - - JoePopp - - Anthony Bruce - - Dale Degenhardt - - Ron Brandfass - - - - Bill Chave - - Frank Verhovec - - - Whitey Noble - - Paul Dunn ' - Jim Sterling - - - Ron Jaros - - .Tim Presley - - Darwin Burge - - Wilbur Moore J fx -JJ Q, 1 v . 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A J' X ,.- J' Beautiful BHS fTune: Love of My Lifej 9 You have been a friend to me But the years of carefree happiness , Have sped away, you see. , I Q You offered us knowledge x J X J And you gave us so many friends ' , 'You prepared us for our college Q V- 1 But now our association with you must end. ' Cheer up, however, Let us not shed a tear For we know that forever Fond memories we'll have of here. 5 5, I 5 H -f' by Wesley Hand Darwin Burge D s. X. , xv I 1 30 ,. nn: an U' '. Q,Q'1 :- ., -- ---- - -Q' :,. - 0.0 .N I vu -.,f ,gf x v-J' 41' A A ,1 f. AAJQA A- 1 -:SWA-1' fx- - - - , .. Y , AVZVAV-V 'V VW 'v if-xr' V'Axf,fNf 0606 LIFE'S HIGHWAY As we walk along life's highway, There are many things to see. As we lingered there in childhood, Laughter rang in childish glee. When we grew in height and wisdom, Nature's voice to us spoke low. As we drank in God's great beauty, All the world did thrill us so. Now the future brightly beckons, As we leave our high school years And we ask your thoughts to follow, As we choose our life's careers. - Marie Roe - 4 - , i xii.-Av 4vJk1,+v 4.-Av A1 gAY-6-A i 3' A-i -Liv A-Qi P7 -YAY -r'N wf5f 'V ,f'v + A yA v vv v -v-v- J' SJ' 1 S45 U 5.4- uf sv' 5-FJ In the year 1980, I, Vivian Burge, decided to visit my hometown of Brilliant, Ohio. While boarding a plane for my journey, I head a familiar voice at the airport. It belonged to Bob Scott, Naval Admiral. Exchanging friendly conversation, the two of us boarded the plane on which we encountered the pilot, Rich Fraley, His beaming smile told us that he and Marie Roe had married. Our trip continued without anything unusual or exciting occuring until lunchtime. It was at that time that the stewardess dropped the dessert on my lap. Bob Scott rose quickly to com- plain. His gruff voice became pleasant when he noticed it was Elaine Roe. Despite my acci- dent I was very pleased to talk to Elaine and to learn that Maxine Bell was also a stewardess for the same airline. Unfavorable weather conditions forced the plane's landing in Washington, D. C, Since Bob was on a secret mission for the Navy he said good-by at the airfield. I spotted a taxi and asked the driver if he could recommend a good hotel. The driver faced me and I was pleased to see Darrell Waderker driving his own cab. He suggested that I stay at the J. Popp Hotel. Upon my arrival at the hotel, I noticed a large poster heralding the nightly appearance of vocalist Penny Sayre and her accompanist Frances Barr. I decided to retire immediately since I intended leaving bright and early the next morning. In the middle of the night I was suddenly awakened by a terrible racket in a nearby apartment. I decided to complain to the occupant of that room, which was 202. I received quite a sur- prise when Harold Cook answered the door. Apologizing for the disturbance, Harold said he and his wife Bertha Kackley were having a little disagreement and from his appearance I gath- ered Bertha was getting the best of the argument despite the fact that Harold was wearing a w n 'lx 1 ' I ffttliioa - Illllllllll ew. .,. I ff nnxnnl iia 4 Milli TSW ill mi -' r 2 11 if L- 1. X -' . . 1' I- .-Z f w I Marine uniform. When things calmed down, Harold was able to tell me that Jim Sterling and Q Lg Jack Sweeney were members of his Marine outfit. Just then the phone in my apartment began ringing so I said good-bye to Harold and Bertha. Joy Turnbull, having heard from Darrell that I was at the hotel, was calling to tell me that she and Joyce Ruble were working in Washington. We made plans to see each other in the 'gig kg 35 near future. At last I managed to fall asleep. The next morning I continued my trip to Brilliant, Ohio. At the local airport I was greeted by Sandy Jenkins, one of the guides. When I expressed surprise at how large Brilliant had grown, Sandy informed me that I was really behind the times for Brilliant had become one of the largest cities in the state. To be certain that I wouldn't get lost Sandy decided to accom- pany me. Out first point of interest was Brilliant Memorial Hospital. Sandy and I decided to take a bus. While waiting for the bus to arrive we spied a motor cycle driven by someone who looked familiar. The driver waved and we saw that it was Wilda Fair. Getting on the bus Sandy and I discovered that the courteous driver was none other than Earl Richardson. We weren't too surprised, upon reaching the hospital, that Jayne Taylor was the head nurse in Surgery. But we were really astonished when we saw Wilbur Moore in his capacity as intern. Wilbur reported that our classmate Tony Bruce was working the same turn. As we traveled down the hospital corridor, we noticed two young ladies entering the laboratory, We knew at a glance that these two attractive technicians were Nancy Lichtenberger and Aimee Robin- son. Both Aimee and Nancy chatted for a few moments and we discovered that Ron Ross was serving in the Navy. To vary our day's activities Sandy suggested that we attend a wrestling match to see Mike Tamburro, City Champion, defending his title. On our way to the match we passed a dancing studio operated by Pat Brizzoli and Paul Dunn, the Marge and Gower Champions of Brilliant, Ohio. i' 'V I I I 79 V+ I f 32 , We entered the wrestling stadium in time to see Mike's two managers, Bill Grubb and Frank oke in the ribs made me turn . is? :X . '-si Verhovec, offering him words of encouragement. A sudden around and I noticed Bob Wetherell sitting beside me. Bob was operating a very successful farm and had come in to see the championship bout. We left the marhc with Killer Tamburro retaining his crown and we proceeded to the local five and ten where Dorothy Bell was employed as manager. new line of cosmetics and perfume created by Phyllis Dye. for as we left the store and were proceeding to cross the stree orothy seemed excited over a must have been powerful stuff a policeman attempted to arrest We WSIS fO1'ILl1'13IC DGCBLISC the for us and we were trying to cross in the middle of the street. policeman turned out to be Ron Iaros who upon recognizing u' dropped the charge. Ron told Sandy and me he was really having his troubles t at day. He pointed to the nearby l f ,r . lt it ti, X t us. It seems that all the excitement of meeting and greeting old friends had been too much in ,ISE 57 K . a E t h ' Tnese two culprits had been reported jail and the cell occupied by Bob Rine and Whitey Noble. by the dean of the University of Brilliant, Bill Chave, for selling subscriptions to old Reader's Digests. Before Ron directed us to the high school, he assureh us that his toothpick factory was doing a landslide business. Upon entering the high school building, our first surprise was seeing Ron Brandfass as princi- pal. Ron's private secretary, Linda Russell, was busy working in the outer office with Betty Wilson who was running the mimeograph machine. Sandy arfd I decided to explore the build- ing. We entered the gymnasium where we saw Marsha LaCrcT From one of the rooms on the first floor came the voice of Norma Moore who was explaining an algebra problem. In the chemistry room, Tom Harmon w as conducting an experiment. His assistant was Priscilla Czoka. We learned that Priscilla and Tom were working on a formula a tonic to make people grow. ss teaching physical education. when we learned that Coach Jim The second floor of the building interested us even more Presley was in charge of the study hall. Jim took a moment to inform us that Virginia Perine was the head dietician in the cafeteria and that Sara Miller was acting as cashier. We also learned that Darwin Burge was beginning his teaching career ps art instructor. We were about to leave the building when Principal Brand ass invited us to stay for that afternoon's assembly. Mayor Dale Degenhardt was to make body. We met several visiting parents - former classmates who were now married: Joyce Kirk- patrick, Sharon Mellott, Brenda Rine, and Carolyn Burch. These ladies were very proud of LI. is annual speech to the student ,v X' if . f l ami ij!! . 31 ig eg their youngsters but none was as happy as John Hutton who became the first grandfather of our 0, ' Sandy and I hadn't realized the students were coming into the auditorium until we saw them A 1 'ay marching in single file. Patrolman Jaros headed one column and kept insisting, One aisle, N iiilk one aisle. This was really a change from our high school d' ys. Since Mayor Degenhardt was ' . class. late Principal Brandfass announced that a Yogi Bear cartoo would be shown featuring Wesley A Hand. The end of the assembly also meant the end to a perfect 'ay. Sandy and lhad been fortu- S ' f' nate in seeing our friends and classmates again and we were ,leased that all of them were en- joying success and happiness. g H 'lffli' P 7 N110 e To e reer - A T X - P iffrfafeaa . T Jliwffiir. -Sa ff . 1 - -Y--' W- -P :f'i f ' ' F I I I I 33 Q L TO THE SOPHOMORES goes the candy room. I TO THE JUNIORS we leave all the problems and responsibilities that face every new Senior Class. 1 1: J TO THE FRESHMEN we leave the cafeteria to be used for serving food during the basketball tournaments., R We wish that the EIGHTH GRADE have as much fun as we did in Senior High School. TO THE SEVENTH GRADE we lend our advisors, Mrs. Caskey and Mr. Davis. Bob Scott wills his ability to go coon hunting to Mr. Davis. if lgjlflq Ronnie Jaros wills his skill in driving his '57 Chevy to Carole Stewart. ll 'V g V g 'E 74 '- To Margaret Edwards goes Dorothy Bell 's seat on the bus. ft ZLQJ? F1 gf! 9 ' 'l f Phyllis Dye grants her ability to learn and read Shorthand to Carol Downing. f y 4 , Robert Wetherell leaves his ability to mount a horse to Eddie Bell. I Helena Conner bestows her long walk to school to Jerome Miller. ' To Lynn McCutcheon go Joe Popp 's secrets for traveling the halls. r Marsha LaCross grants the gift of natural blonde hair to Val Burge. Carolyn Burch leaves a bottle of peroxide for Brenda Brown. Virginia Perine gives her comb to Tim Wszeboroswski. Wilda Fair gives her seat in Bookkeeping to Mary Ann Felsoci. Norma Moore wills her ability to go to the Beta Club Convention and not get confined to her room to 'I Bob Puncheon and Ed Tarr. f 1: K -4 To John Sterling goes Bill Grubb 's ability to go steady and still flirt with girls. Bill Chave wills his non-protective beat -up football helmet to Dick Freeland because his head is harder. Sandy Jenkins wills her pony tail to Donna Mason. Vivian Burge bestows her secrets of staying out of trouble in the library to Richard Connell. Q. f Bob Rine's non -participation in the Yorkville football game goes to George Puntenney. Z I Marie Roe wills her backfield motion to Ralph Hayes. Af' ' 4 P 4 -2 Wes Hand wills his ability of being elected State Beta President to George Puntenney and Charlie Bane. ag Z Z It dl I 407' Harold Cook bestows his graceful walk upon Norann Peck. Dale Degenhardt wills a piece of flypaper to Mr. Suranovich, to kill flies in English class. Whitey Noble shares his technique of dating Mingo girls with Jerry Burge Gr KZ t. ,fr Mike Tamburro wills his ability to give away candy to cheerleaders to Bob Stewart. -4 ,X sf s . f N 0 Jack Sweeney gives his barbells to Nelson Hoff and hopes he will use them. John Hutton wills his ability of not telling big stories about cars to Butch Brown. 34 Darrell Waderker wills his black wavy hair to Mr. Wilson. Sharon Mellott gives up her seat in homeroom to Susie Nichols. Tom Harmon gives a wet noodle for bear hunting to Coach Davis. Joy Turnbull's gift to Nancy Shaffer is a bottle of perfume to try out on Mr. Suranovich. Pat Brizzoli wills her ability to jitterbug to Jackie Cassidy. , , A Linda Russell wills her position as head cheerleader to Janie Freeland. If f Frank Verhovec grants his ability to graduate to Ronnie Matthews, while ' s f Maxine Bell wills her ability to graduate to her sister, Louise. Sara Miller shares her secret of not chewing her fingernails with Sally Burris. L -Q-0 R, yr gf. To her sister, Nancy, go all of Joyce Ruble's hints on how tc talk constantly and not get caught. W N Jim Presley gives up his ride to school to Joan Watson. 4 Ron Brandfass wills his secrets for keeping his hair neat to Steve Ridinger. ' Jim Sterling wills his athletic ability to his brother, John. Earl Richardson vacates his chair in Band for Rick Yocum. Darwin Burge wills the need to really have to shave to Randy Wilbur Moore bestows his football ability upon his brother, T Carmoney. om. Priscilla Czoka grants her ability to get along with Mrs. Howard three periods a day to Dave Svoboda and George Puntenney. Joyce Kirkpatrick wills her height to Azalia Ogden. Brenda Rine wills her ability of chewing gum and not getting caught to Ken Creekbaum. up Paul Dunn wills nothing to no one g he's keeping it all for himself. Elaine Roe wills her skill in not flirting with Mr. Hamill to Nancy Shaffer. To Charles Schaeffer goes Richard Fraley's position on the football team. Betty Wilson wills her ability to play a song without missing a note to David Shields. Nancy Lichtenberger leaves her short walk to school to Janice Shipley. Penny Sayre bestows her singing talents upon Bump Sindlinger. Aimee Robinson bestows her position as head majorette to Bruce Graham. Bertha Kackley wills her ability to get along with Mr. Hamill to Jim Coleman. Jayne Taylor's ability as a peppy varsity cheerleader goes to Cathy Tamburro. Anthony Bruce states no will have I to give, but to all I will the will to live. Frances Barr grants her position at the Senior chorus piano to Charlotte Fellows. il X 'ug H X sn Y 1 ,9 'W -5 fa, . , qi H XX xr ff +- ,J ,Numan i N J fa, W S 1 1 SQBSZRWAY H H ..., H - f , - 'E Q ' 1 ' L S ,Mfg M-JPY A1-5 'ff EL? TLWR , ' V wi-.,, f:-3 sw are aw wgqw aff .Mir ef , . -' wwtaw fwfwrg- gffrll - -ma -www-atm ,lx 1-f,.,r f:sig,gg.w ' 1 1 1, YW . xbmfffbi ' swf -rf , ., ' ,, 5 H YLI, V ,L,A .t 1:11-fr V ,rr-i i. ' . , I . '- mga ' - 1 s a s - xii it 1 ,.Js?,5,,, x v l ,hk,,: fjgr gysrr . Richard Paul Freeland Schmidt President Vice President Connie Charles Nancy Dennis Janice Ralph Randy Dixie Aitken 33116 Blaflflhafd Bradley Branigin Brown Carmoney Carson James Kenneth William Sarah C31-01 Barbara James Genevie Coleman Creekbuam Dehllarl Dodd Downing Drummond Edward Forsythe Bessie Sara George Kenneth Alice Adam Betty Lynn Green Grounds Groves Hinkle Kennedy Kolopajla Matthews McCutcheon 40 ' r rl .F - -X V Q rl s 'Q r aah 'ft E '4 .ff, I ack Mclntire George Puntenney ,X if i w g IU 1 4 2, ' ,EE f , s is n .5 . g k y V. g i.V K 5 .1 ' -V VI, ,mm, , 5,1 . , -,Xi K Carrol Linda Retzer Jenkins Treasurer Secretary -sf as Q? X2, . 'YW WE Q11 H, 5 W fl Ruth Jerome Thomas Linda Charles Sue Larry Millard Miller Moore Moran Nest Nichols Ogden V - r rfrr 'f -l.,Av- if s o :1 K K: A kr t 5 z. M in g y 1:, I t is Q ii L 1- so ' T'l5 ' .irl r X .-.,, . r.l s i rrr ff X i 'A' .,.. il l t ,-. Judy Wilma Carole Robert David Edward William Scott Sterling Stewart Stewart Svoboda Tar: Tilton .T ohn Larry Jo-am Ross Roger Vossen Walters Watson Wetherell Young 4l 1 w A- Y! in -',,WUi1T1f r 2' - ... lil Z .1 ? QMLf1lTgsg!fe255gpi5a'Zf?ul1f?Z.2 r '5f 3 Q. 4 xiii, l SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - 4 - President iVicefPresVide nt ff '7TfQ?Lil331f3lf i ,,, un- 2, , , WM-, , MA, , ..,. W ,mv H In , K A :af tv M ,.53,g,gg,3gQ,+35. A WW T34 iffifdffl' 1fmzL::f Vfiwfwsimw , I PICSMSIN Vice President Margaret John Raymond Owen Andrew Bailey Barnhart Banos Ashton Adrian Louise Rosezetta John Richard David Margaret Bell Conner Cook Degenhardt Dunning Edwards Terry Cheryl Edward Julia Carol lane Edwards Evans Ferry Frantz Gilchrist Green Donald Joyce Pat Rebecca Ralph Jack 44Grubb Hanlin Hanson Harrnon Hayes Ingram Secretary Jane Freeland Patricia Pate l X if , , ., 5 , ,Q I whlf i. 3 Ybiffrff xr-lf ,t,g.,1,f: ,Q 3 fl :if IVLALLLGLJ. Riggilo +A 'W-'N my faaa p Treasurer Karen Jasper M -as 41 3, 3 is X . J Arthur George Donna Jones Kerwood Mason Norann Peck Grace Robert Patricia Steve Polen Puncheon Rea Ridinge 455' I' Uuugugn Ruckman Schaefer Shaffer Shipley Sterling J A rf. ., ar N .,- V ta, , - ' 'ef12:1x,:.i Y' . fm. 1. Lawrence Sterling Anna Catherine James Stewart Tamburro Tate 45 xi.. 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Ga Q50 if X 092 EDITOR -------- ASSISTANT EDITOR - - - BUSINESS MANAGERS ART EDITOR - - FACULTY - - CLASSES - - - ACTIVITIES - - - ATHLETICS ---- MISCELLANEOUS - - TYPISTS ------ - - Penny Sue Sayre - - - - Paul Dunn - - Frances Barr Bertha Kackley Joy Turnbull - - - Earl Richardson - - Nancy Lichtenberger - - - - Virginia Perine - - Marsha La Cross - - - Tom Harmon - - Pat Brizzoli - - Linda Russell Jayne Taylor 7 5145! FIRST ROW: Bill Grubb, John Sterling, Darwin Burge, Paul Dunn, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Aimee Robinson, Jayne Taylor, Earl Richardson, Brenda Rine, Priscilla Czoka, Mrs. Howard. SECOND ROW: Carole Stewart, Pat Brizzoli, Sara Miller, Genevie Forsythe, Betty Matthews, Sara Dodd, Barbara Drummond, Donna Mason, Sue Nichols. THIRD ROW: Elaine Roe, Marie Roe, Karen Jasper, Jane Green, Pat Rea, Kathy Tamburro, Owen Ash- ton, Linda Russell. FOURTH ROW: Val Burge, Janice Shipley, Sandy Ruckman, Cheryl Evans, Judy Scott, Connie Aitken, Bessie Green. Editor ------ - EARL RICHARDSON Assistant Editor - - ---------- JAYNE TAYLOR Business Managers - - - PAUL DUNN, JOYCE KIRKPATRICK Sports Editors - - - - - - BILL GRUBB, JOHN STERLING Typists ------ ---------- B RENDA RINE Art ------ Miscellaneous --------- - - Student Council Representative Advisor ------------ LINDA RUSSELL SARA MILLER CONNIE AITKEN BESSIE GREEN GENEVIE FORSYTHE - - - - DARWIN BURGE PRISCILLA CZOKA - AIMEE ROBINSON MRS. JEAN HOWARD QLTRA ri ,Qf ,Q 4?-YA FIRST ROW: Paul Dur1n, Aimee Robinson, Jim Presley, Eddie Tarr, SECOND ROW: John Sterling, Owen Ashton, Dale Degenhardt, Dick Freeland, George Hughes, Bruce Graham. THIRD ROW: Linda Tarr, Val Burge, Letty Tarr, Paula Eberts, Jane Freeland, Janice Branigin. PRESIDENT - Eddie Tarr VICE PRESIDENT - Jim Presley SECRETARY - Aimee Robinson TREASURER - Paul Dunn f ?mJ 4 5' W up I fa, 3 09 Q- 58 am FIRST ROW: Eddie Tart, Frances Barr, Wesley Hand, Richard Fraley, Vivian Burge. SECOND ROW: Marsha La Cross, Eleanor Mercer, Sara Grounds, Barbara Drummond, Linda Moran, Carrol Retzer, Marie Roe, Margaret Bailey, Genevie Forsythe, Dixie Carson. THIRD ROW: Norma Moore, John Vossen, John Sterling, Paul Dunn, Owen Ashton, Ro- bert Puncheon, Aimee Robinson, Jayne Taylor, Andy Adrian. FOURTH ROW: Janice Branigin, Joan Watson, Joyce Ruble, Linda Jenkins, Sue Nichols Cheryl Evans, Linda Russell. f-vomsn P N CHARACTER o 7 0 9 0 FIRST ROW: Joan Watson, Linda Jenkins, Brenda Rine, Janice Branigin, Jane Free- land, Bertha Kackley. SECOND ROW: Margaret Edwards, Jane Green, Connie Aitken, Bessie Green, Peggy Bailey, Jayne Taylor, Priscilla Czoka. THIRD ROW: Judy Scott, Rosezetta Conner, Dixie Carson, Carol Downing, Aimee Robinson, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Sue Nichols, Mary Ann Felsoci. FOURTH ROW: Alice Kennedy, Linda Moran, Karen Jasper, Barbara Drummond, ! 5' Sara Dodd, Wilda Fair, Nancy Blanchard. 1' 2 fxiz Fa f . . 1 X all I Q X' ia - N E X I ,M 'HP - y -T'-. i U A A 1 Q sv 'Y . 60 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kull, Karen Jasper, Janice Branigi Bertha Kackley, Sue Nichols, Vivian Burge, Nan- SECOND ROW: Sandy Jenkins, Jane Green, Patty Re Evans, Patty Pate, Peggy Bailey, Carol Gilcrist, THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Felsoci, Carolyn Burch, Bet Polen, Margaret Edwards, Norann Peck, Barbara Q t Hess. ! I n, Jane Freeland, Linda Jenkins, Joan Watson, :y Lichtenberger. a, Kathy Tamburro, Sandy Ruckman, Cheryl Bette Burge. y Matthews, Joyce Matthews, Louise Bell, Grace McDonald, Judy Lodge, Charlene Fronckel, Dorothy FOURTH ROW: Marsha LaCross, Carol Rees, Marianiie McCrea, Sherry Holman, Mary Schmidt, Wilda 'Tl 9: 25' E. :IZ 0091 me Of E22 v-SD KDS Q 9 022 E 9 H P5 27412 :1'5' ,.. 025' CD73 9 2 MH. sag CD- X42 'CD 93 DJ :r E asvw oMEMAk Wmb 4? FW HOVAT- a fy sq? ' 9 SQ C 4 V 'Mfg 52 ep 4, O dd, Barbara Drummond, Alice Kennedy, Carol itz' E E N NA . -lf x N 6 4 X Taq, ,A 'ligfifyf X1 ,X N, K ' X :O Y Q? Quo 6 1 cf' 4, D J ,X g,.... fa X! 4 M, f R. s fr, f O J I Wa- 2 FIRST ROW: Eddie Tarr, Paul Dunn, Ron Brandfass, Bill Chave, Earl Richardson, Jim Coleman, George Grove, Jack Mclntire. SECOND ROW: George Kerwood, Terry Edwards, Dennis Bradley, Owen Aston, Iohn Vossen, Paul Schmidt Charles Nest, Tom Harmon, Roger Young. THIRD ROW: Randy Carmony, Wes Hand, Jim Sterling, John Sterling, Bill Grubb, Andy Adrian, Jim Presley, Dick Freeland, Ron Ross. pea 4 . Andy Adrian, Owen Ashton, Charles Sindlinger, Advisor, Mike Riggilo Ralph Brown, Ronald Ross, John Cook, Jack Mclntire, Dick Freeland, Thomas Moore, Tom Harmon, John Sterling, Charles Nest. 1 ' 'SX 1 f'5f.-,f f7 9 as , was xr -Z 'S-7 H' ,J RfYQ'EfE5?E?'E?E5?1ii' TK' I - I if S 3 ::?l iLi,!- -V -V - m - s ,':::'Ee? :disili:E55Aa.m1R31k16kfV4?7i?iw'i E! . ,... my Q ,Wm ' W-f A :ink H Q 5 X 'Egg Q N' gy 1 Sm.. ,H-A , M-wif, MWGQ5 Y 154 - ' ' rv x ? H, 1 , Qlof' r J XTL it 0 1 I T 55' ,,.2- 7 '5 V tx. ' tsl wk 66 gmac! FIRST ROW: Cheryl Evans, Alice Kennedy, Joan Watson, Aimee Robinson, Becky Harmon, Carolyn Burch, Carol Downing. SECOND ROW: Paula Eberts, Sara Grounds, Carrol Retzer, Betty McKinstry, Connie Morris, Betty Wilson, Dixie Carson. THIRD ROW: Joyce Ruble, Patty Pate, Mary Schmidt, Marianne McCrea, Rose Mary Gronds, Linda Nichols, Mary Jamison, Karen Welch, Eleanor Carson, Lynell Beall, Nancy Kachur, David Shields. FOURTH ROW: Sue Nichols, Betty Matthews, Larry Owens, Jo Ann Flaherty, Sandra Furbee, Hanna Lou Ramsey, Linda Patton, Sharon Thompson, Elizabeth Bell, Verda Slivka, Sandra Verhovic, .Shirley Zahransky, John Tate, Randy McGough, David Probert, Tom Jasper, Sandy Chave, Paul Schmidt, Eric Yocum, John Vossen, Earl Richardson. FIFTH ROW: Charlene Fronckel, Sherry Holman, Penny Sue Sayre, Francis Scott, Dennis Bradley, Randy Carmony, Owen Ashton, Sandy Jenkins, Dorothy Moore, Linda Jenkins, Eddie Bell, Pat Linn, George Hughes. SIXTH ROW: Bessie Green, Norma Moore, Carol Rees, Margery Rolen, Mike Waugh, Judy Scott, Bob Puncheon, Sandy Mottle, Rosezetta Conner, Harry Powell, Mr. Richard Markwell, Director, Pat Brizzoli, Sharon Mellott. X V! 1. -.v.-, .5 6 ,V , , . 25' .lgqill I A452 9 Richardson . 5 , j- vi 1 K V S3552 R AV QA m'A' Rv my'A A mmVA R fart, ., .fi xTw:!fi.1i' ' A c Ioyce I in V Ruble ' ' J ,LLB- Norma Moore 5 R RICHARD MARKWELL ...firrwx . Drrector Saundra Jenkins if? N R binson .... Penny Sue Sayre Carolyn Burch ' fi 5' Betty Wilson .1 .., ,,,.. Y? -li-.,.. . g... 3 r 901 Sh aron Mellott Patricia Brizzoli rx, y t 'N N 2 E fans. Ziff, . 5215255595- Qs' FIRST ROW: Patty Ford, Nancy Lichtenberger, Ron Ross, Jim Sterling, Wesley Hand, Richard Fraley, Dennis Bradley, Harold Cook, George Kerwood, Darwin Burge, Eric Yocum, Sandy Chave, Burns Puncheon, Francis Scott, Carrol Retzer, Linda Jenkins, Penny Sayre, Sarah Dodd, Mrs. Puncheon. SECOND ROW: Darlene O'Del1, Dorothy Hess, Carol Gilchrist, Carol Rees, Linda Moran, Sara Grounds, Marie Roe, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Randy Carmoney, Roger Sterling, Gary Porter, Charlene Fronckel, Barbara McDonald, Judy Lodge, Dixie Carson, Sherry Holman, Donna Mason, Wilma Sterling, Bar- bara Drummond. THIRD ROW: Patty Pate, Sandy Mottle, Frances Barr, Linda Russell, Janice Shipley, Betty Matthews, Joan Watson, Norma Moore, Ruth Millard, Ethel White, Vivian Burge, Mary Schmidt, Joy Turnbull, Joyce Ruble, Linda Tarr, Bette Burge. FOURTH ROW: Mary Ann Felsoci, Sandy Ruckman, Bertha Kackley, Wilda Fair, Elaine Roe, Eleanor Mercer, Janice Branigin, Cheryl Evans, Alice Kennedy, Carol Downing, Carole Stewart, Connie Aitken, Bessie Green, Marsha LaCross, Sue Nichols. E ...xx Xa. W ,.... SB.. 'A i F QQ, ' 1 K sffHniif2T5Sg3fkB?k?b?7'f'k f A V, I 3? PRINCE OF PEACE Ronald Ross, Linda Jenkins, Penny Sue Sayre, and Carole Stewart Hand 'PMQE FIRST ROW: Ronald Brandfass, Aimee Robinson, Jayne Taylor, Ioy Turnbull, Frances Barr Bertha Kackley. SECOND ROW: Earl Richardson, Dale Degenhardt, William Chave, Thomas Harmon Richard Fraley Jack Sweeney THIRD ROW: Linda Russell, Brenda Rine, Ronald Iaros, Joyce Ruble, Helena Conner 770444 een- ge Sue Marshall Pete ---- Enid Purdy - Clyde Purdy Audrey - - - Termite - - Marlene - - Steve Dracca Dr. Cole - - Mrs. Erskine - - - LINDA RUSSELL DALE DEGENHARDT ' IOYCE RUBLE - WILLIAM CHAVE ' ---- FRANCES BARR RONALD BRANDFASS - AIMEE ROBINSON - -RICHARD FRALEY ' ----- PAUL DUNN ' ' .IAYNE TAYLOR Steinbeck - - - - - RONALD IAROS Dodo - - - - BERTHA KACKLEY Jackie - - - HELENA CONNER Lola ---- - - BRENDA RINE Barry ' ' ' JOY TURNBULL The Black Shadow - - - - THOMAS HARMON Two Attendants - - - - EARL RICHARDSON .TACK S WEENEY ,pkg 60 FIRST ROW: Ron Brandfass, Priscilla Czoka, Virginia Perine, Sandy Jenkins, Jayne Taylor, Mr. Sindlinger, Director. SECOND ROW: Ron Jaros, Jim Sterling, Wesley Hand, Harold Cook, Bill Chave, Darwin Burge. THIRD ROW: Aimee Robinson, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Bertha Kackley, Bill Grubb. ff Candy Fenway ---- Professor Harriman - - Glory Fenway ---- Smiley ----- Joey ------ Captain Winkle - - Cordelia ----- John Todd - - - Amity Haines - - Priscilla Haines - - Lon Daggett - - - Myrtle Hodge - - Susie ------ Boston Benny - - - The Deacon - - E Bertha Kackley - Wesley Hand - Priscilla Czoka - - - O 9 ,L - Darwin Burge - . - -N ---- - - - Bill Grubb -- ---- - ---- ---- ---- B i ll Chave - - - - - - - - - - - Aimee Robinson - -FN..-. fu- f.. .- N ---- - - - Harold Cook - - -H0 ------- f - - - - - Saundra Jenkins -JW --- ---JayneTaylor - - X- ------ K - - - - ---- Jim Sterling - - 9'iiiivl2-CAS. ------ - - -Joyce Kirkpatrick Virginia Perine ---- ----RonJaros - - Ron Brandfass W 1 --f' f W' A., ' QUEEN Br andf ass Ruble Wii 3 ' 'SI KING and QUEEN of WINTER WONDERLAND Richard Fraley and 'Marie Roe , f i K - -- 'fx' rfrff ,ff ir W, 'f 5'3'i?f. .vu .1-'SW f l M fem 78 CAROLYN BURCH PATTY PATE CAROL DO WNING Head Majorette AIMEE ROBINSON CHARLENE FRONCKEL JOAN WATSON ALICE KENNEDY A i BECKY HARMON ,,. L L Lfffmw nw L FggQ7Vi Q': Q - gpfimy LESS. 3. LINDA RUSSELL IAYNE TAYLOR LE- ,, 5 L 5 ffm V 'H SPARKIE BRANIGIN BERTHA KACKLEY JANE FREELAND Q ,- .' V M LL? SANDY CATHY PAT LINDA RUCKMAN TAMBURRO BRIZZOLI TARR The girls could wear slacks and pincurls to school? Dale Degenhardt got caught jumping over the teach- er's desk? Penny Sayre went rolling down the street with a bass drum? Jim Sterling fell out of his seat in Biology class? Priscilla Czoka wore pig-tails? Senior boys wou1dn't dance? Marie Roe had long hair? Brilliant won only one football game a year? Muttsey was a faithful spectator at the home games? Barbara Drummond had blond hair? Sharon Mellott went into the boys' restroom? Wesley Hand was shy? We had enough time to go to our lockers at noon? Seniors got out of school to get graduation pictures taken? Mr. Kull chased Tom Harmon into the wood room? Wwe? Girls took Physical Education? Brilliant boys didn't go with Mingo girls? Pat Brizzoli had black and blond hair at the same time ? Brilliant didn't have the B-Hive? Joyce Ruble had three boys on her mind at the same time ? Students used to go to Eddie's after every game? Brilliant High didn't have an activity period? Wilda Fair poured a glass of water on Paul Dunn? Darrell Waderker was single? Flashes came out on time? Darwin Burge and Harold Cook were severely chas- tened by Mr. D. for throwing water on each oth- er? . Wes got his finger accidentally stuck in the wa- ter pipe in chemistry? Jim Presley walked to school? Mr. Cross hit Dale on the head with a health book? Phyllis Dye not having her homework done? The senior girls not liking Mr. Davis? Patty Rea having boyfriends that we've heard of? Mrs. Caskey without earrings? Johnny Cook not in the library? Mr. Wolfe not saying Make it brief ? Mr. Becca encouraging football players to go steady? Sparkle without Eddie? Carole Stewart not hanging on Ronnie in the halls? Seventh grade boys playing varsity? Mrs. Howard getting mad? Jayne Taylor smiling at a pep rally? Nancy Ann without Ronnie Ross? Joyce Ruble fat? Senior boys wearing suits to school? Ronnie Brandfass with his hair messed up? Pat and Elaine coming to school without fighting? All Beta Club members getting 8 to 10 hours sleep at the Convention? Bertha Kackley without her pony-tail? 80 ' 7 .Toy Turnbull not working at Peoples? Penny Sue not looking forward to Ohio State holi- days? Frances Barr not enjoying trips to her brother's col- lege ? Joyce Kirkpatrick as an old maid? Brenda Rine with a D. A. ? Ron Iaros without hair on his chest? Bob Rine going steady? Vivian Burge not liking a boy whose name isn'r George? All the band members in step? ' The senior homeroom without Stinky ? Marsha La Cross with black hair? Phyllis Dye without lipstick? Mrs. Moynihan with gray hair? Students studying in study hall? Students using both aisles going into the auditorium? Aimee not going steady with Bob Jaros? l ff ,W fw, 2 ir 4 W I A li fs 5, .Q W 9 w 2 E Xa 2' 51 5 E 5 E E 5554 a: E,w. M 5 iff- Mi H f-- 3 1- f KK- 4. M I f IZWDV 'a:lJ::,A1 z,.Ls-'lv,,,55iTfll ? 52lS ?7L2ll?9521Qi5I'5S 3551? ' ' i I - 'SH5333Hfiilsiiwifflifix--bTfvifln??2fQk?MW' Q, I 45iSB . Becca YN I j 3 7 7mm FIRST ROW: Mike Tamburro, John Cook, Ron Brandfass, Ron Jaros, Rich De- genhardt, Terry Edwards, Bill Dehnart, Ralph Brown, Jim Coleman. SECOND ROW: Bruce Graham, Managerg Dale Degenhardt, Joe Popp, Wilbur Moore, Bob Rine, Bill Chave, John Sterling, Andy Adrian, Harold Cook, Lynn McCutcheon, Eddie Tarr, Charles Bane, George Puntenney, Sam Ret zer, Manager. THIRD ROW: Paul Schmidt, Jack Mclntire, Tom Harmon, Roger Young, Jim Presley, Charles Schaefer, Anthony Bruce, Jim Sterling, Wes Hand, Jack Sweeney, Rich Fraley, Owen Ashton, Bob Stewart. SEASON'S RECORD Brilliant Wayne Brilliant Powhatan Brilliant Yorkville Brilliant Springfield Brilliant New Cumberland Brilliant Smithfield Brilliant Irondale Brilliant Dillonvale Brilliant Mount Pleasant Total I 1 1 i 1 1 V K 1 BUS B116 Tne Q K, .5 Scamper added ya MQ ball on thg :fre . ,W,uve:', Pune g'w51.'I.'lSi'2ing. Fra ev , After no the Q53 ready ,to strike 1 io: H tin the 'openingrqqarter gm genhardt to Rlch 18 yards and A' was ,- . -, an Hand COIEYDBH 3 DU pomts inte flnr 51 yards early m it back fr m. l Two- as the D335 CEI'Slll0l'll8V1, If flax acfxf Dillvrivdl the om inn Sl 85 ln th Lddle Tarr gm end for a tmlchdown Phe faxled. Bo for 'four Xmnnt was Back ns, 14+ 6 Brxllmnl llxgh fs pass was the only one c'nmgU9Vl15 9f'?fe1'i35n riwl in she game by the Dex'ilafQlhcix' 1959WindA1lp Local 'f lSz'illig2lnt passes were inlexfiggnna ggeg Q0 I l 'V F V and third period the meters' pllallnys' laler, ei tercepted a B :mrml du Dev a 60 lead inliant. lrondalg new has a za after Bah Mills' touch io a 75- oxer from y lor the'ex- ENDS: Presley, ls , . B weafber- Coach Charley finally launch ive lr. the f'na 1 l for thc, SCOY0 - BACKS: e 1 :cl Qoaclx rec?-Suns alerflm add me ,. .sixllx azaimlz a single: lugs for lord, . 4 The lineups: BRILLIANT. CH! QTACKLES. am. QGUARDS: CENTER: bln Mills Cline hi 1 r . Jan lxasper lofi A xiciory was lime season elczcpest, penetration, late rd ze iod ' .l :Almpaxgn iodzly. v LIHCIT Charley malnh flue best als, alle E315 IMDB. tLlN'llY1 -Xfllxb nf: m the wgyq a pass on Degenhardl Brilliant High 's pf. . 1 Ln.. smtp Uaffvrhnwr, mu: Hmne f fpilml, team 15 tnxwlnrinxmgrl nausea ,XPYWP l l 1 W ASGPST k kf3l'iI'P DRSFLT71 F7I'21H!Y.!:!, Xlinmu-My fl ' FYTDL1 ibl'xTlx 1m',Q--WV1i.4:1v!-..aQ':'fT5i,?'5:5 l '1u1zv'h'E hlinfi3w Mu...A,Il. . Q , . ., H, . Q. , -7' x 3 ,gi S 53 'S , -' K 's 1.lQQ.iE im W If FIRST ROW: Earl Richardson, Dale Degenhardt, Jim Presley, Harold Cook, Diok Freeland. SECOND ROW: Joe Popp, Paul Schmidt, Ed Tarr, Larry Walters, Lynn McCutcheon, Bill Tilton, Mr. Hamill, Coach. , lr 'L' 31 l t-: 1 -- X C. Uh ,K 0 , , gcgggifg V1 If if - f f ' Q - X gifl ff U C f xy , S Jclrn.. 519' ' ' l -. J XX rw. f sfxil 'Nh X ff ff' , , 1,fli':'Q 3' Ni fix S fl, 44,1 if j?iif :V h fy? 1 X-Q, S: x, , f x I -,qi V- X x 7-5-S , flee L x ici- A ... N f J - 'TTC Nkxk 2 K 4, X P L I N V ' 1 a Q 5 M1ZE5l.5:iYYffi.l.x.. k10'll1l-iiiiiiiifiili'f Sl-'Ifiiiffiw?W1'.Yi9ii Y' 'i' .i '3 ', 5W2?1'W '0'f?iKf.?3T!Eg 7i7IlG 'lUI'KS7U'l1IHI2BClNUlB1HT s.. FIRST ROW: John Cook, John Sterling, Andy Adrian, Jack Ingram, Donald Grubb. SECOND ROW: Wilbur Moore, Arthur Jones, Richard Degenhardt, Owen Ashton, Charles Schaefer, Mr. Hamill, Coach. -' .. r' i O in rl jf , ,r F?34,g,,,,L,Q 25:55. f 1 ' O i if EW! 3 x rg. J X f' ,,. iiigggfzffblggigg Go ahead and shoot? 90 l if S Q -47 64644 FIRST ROW: Lynn McCutcheon, Eddie Tarr, Dick Freeland, Paul Schmidt, Owen Ashton, Bob Stewart Art Jones. SECOND ROW: Adam Kolopajlo, Anthony Bruce, Roger Young, George Puntenney, George Grove, Harold Cook, Mike Tamburro, Andy Adrian. THIRD ROW: Bob Rine, Nelson Hoff, Ronnie Tarr, Alex Adams, Earl Richardson, Wilbur Moore, Ron- nie Jaros, Carl Hamill, Coach. XXX N5 Qi ' ' my x on ,ii ,ga ,gs H K 'iss A vi M ei.,- 64146 FIRST ROW: Tom Harmon, Dick Freeland, Eddie Tarr, Jim Presley, Joe Popp, Dar win Burge, John Cook, John Barnhart, Harold Cook, Jim Sterling. SECOND ROW: Kenny Hinkle, Jim Coleman, Wes Hand, John Sterling, Bill Grubb, Charles Schaefer, Rich Degenhardt, Bob Scott, David Dunning, Ralph Hayes. THIRD ROW: Rick Yocum, Austin Chave, Bob LaCross, Bill Dehnart, Ralph Brown, Charles Bane, Bob Stewart, Mike Tamburro, Jack Ingram, Jack Sweeney, Andy Adrian. ri D FIRST ROW: Martin Mackey, Manager, Bob LaCross, Lawrence Sterling, Darwin Burge, Mike Tamburro, Bill Denhart, Kenny Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Terry Edwards, Bob Stewart, Jim Sterling, George Grove, Roger Young, Wesley I-land, Jerome Miller, Mr. Warnock, Coach. B Z? fx N l f X K5 q E X5 f D , f X ff 4 CL rf ,--KA f f 3 5- ' ar tkpfdaegwswggw -r-4 .za-vnawm. VE- l 351-exam-i ew-Q gq.,. ,Qu 5153 f., w. AJ, :,1m:,, ,-,L -. ,,,,,k:3gf:.,w-. f ff.: My bkggg-,,,,f--,,L A ,N K ! A A Eff ggi W 'X :Yfy-. , 1 ' ' f- W -H ,-if 1. 1? XF 'wwe x iq A 95 ,wa- www 534+ 1454 21 iw MNH '-1,-q ,M-gag ,Y 1 . W 5Wtiwnxwzwviffyfs-+q4f4Le24mfQ1f1+' f X ff ww 142 fx 4 Q , f 'E 1 w TAA QQAQ Aff' Q 5 CONGRATULATIONS FROM REDDY KILOWATT AND ALL THE FOLKS AT OHIO POWER TO THE GRADUATES AND STUDENTS AT BRILLIANT HIGH SCHOOL. AMERICA,THE GLORIOUS LAND OF OPPORTUNITIES IS YOUR HERITAGE MAY THE FUTURE BRING YOU HAPPINESS, GOOD HEALTH, SUCCESS AND PROSPERITY. OHIO POWER COMPANY N ELECTRIC POWER Sv COMPLIMENTS OF r Steubenville, Ohio 151 North Fourth Street V . GIL HRIST AND SON Brilliant, Ohio Mingo Junction, Ohio Build Today - The Gilchrist Way 'A sh .'w .-' P7 M b 'rn 5- 4 - f i t ' ' W To sh 5 . --'ff' sg- QS:-.- .M f f.... X555 g , .' - r . iii: f R . ' .,.,.,,,f,' - ' A ' 151111-.5-3 '55, 4 . ' ,-:rmip zigifzffil ,ff A , 1-1 ,Q 'ij W 1 .- . -'Q '45, U 311332 E1 EEE IQ 'i ' 5 - N- f -.v, .-,',.5 Z ' ,v . , Ngfiv E-'-17, -,I f ' 'H so ' ' F' if 'f' 4- T , '+I ,A-nl gi- A A, , .L V i ' '- '1.. '5?ZZ:Eh'ff:zr A4 ' BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE FROM VIRGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP MUNICIPAL TAX RECORD Property Tax Syst Municipal Service I Boroughs, Townsh p Q and School District ROY WAYNE WOODS COMPOSING SUPKERINTENDENT 515 Second Avenue Pittsburgh 19 J. J. KASSOUF ENTERPRISi-ES ' Printers . Distributors KENNEDY'S MARKET 4 is A i Pleased I 'Q to :W 1, Meat C L Y I O. J. WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Z4 Hr. Ambulance Service Radio and Oxygen Equipped Hospital Beds - Wheel Chairs LY 8-2191 Phone Brilliant LY 8-2192 Compliments of W ' Qnansfl ,Iguana os' , 'U os' . y vtvmaslu, 'U Q' ' ' U 9 'mlA 99 A go Q ge' 'lf Q- ll, 1 r . a r . 'J- PQ-ug-W 9 U 0 Q 71 'ix A v . -,LV e U F M Congratulatmns Class of 1960 Have You Cons1dered a Career ln Reta111ng'P Steady Interesting Dependable Digmfled WHEELING DEPARTMENT STORES L S GOOD 8: CO THE HUB STONE 8: THOMAS voun TROIIBLES if off vmusn BUSBY'S RADIATOR SERVICE Q' an U, 'M- L' .,g Rx 817 Market Street Steubenville Oh1o Where Customers Send Then' Frlends ' Anyth1ng and Evervthmg for Rad1ators Phone At Z 8271 Q53 lf, T 'I IIE 111 .- x Ix'v ' PEPSI-coLA T BQTTLING co. THE STEUBENVILLE v - CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCLATION N 'Cf 5 Q Member Banks an 'Q 52 ' x 5 CHQ TM The Union Savings 5AV 'Gs5f 5. A Bank 8: Trust Co. The Miners and Mechanics lf ' MX .3 Savings 8: Trust CO. -f S f' H 2 The First National Bank 8: Trust Co. Q'r5f3 Q Steubenville, ohio ey -- I- I- X 1 ' F7 '. .... ' HUMESGMC, INC. I' , 2 'lr-L -mama. ,- i vk l v Q-5.,.,.,. A4 . i ma-EL j-3 ,1-5 L F A -- : ' is!-:wf--- ' , , f - Emergency Call AT Z-8819 i'x-EEL-. fih. 907 Franklin Ave. On Rt. ZZ Near Fort Steuben Bridge NEW and USED RALPH E, CREW - Mgr. TRUCKS x c at all times AT 2-9724 Cong r atulati ons YCJCUMS SOHIO SERVICE B rilliant, Ohio MAKE YouR HOME COMPLETE TONI MARIE ZEAKES Instructing af'-gi' Vg in Ta A b E' B 11 t P' Cro a' IC' a e 4: and Baton THE GUY JOHNSON Phone 5933 AND SUPPLY COMPANY Steubenville TO1'O111J0 At. Z-5373 Le. 7-3232 MYER 8. STONE Quality Men's Wear Compliments of 330 Market Street Steubenville, Ohio x At. 2 - 9 8 1 1 N N . K ., . N1 xg .III ,-j r FINE FURNITURE X 4 U I , X X 7' O P 'ZX 140 S. 4th Street 'Ai' ,'.. K QF, Steubenville, Ohio X f :- fql II f THE COLLEGE OF STEUBENVILLE 420 Washington Street .'mbf2f.x:afl :P BSD!! I I lv 1 I II -Y un s I I A furr- C Ji EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Announcements Josten' s Rings Paine sville, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio Day, Evening and Saturday'Clas ses Degrees Conferred: Bachelor of Artsg Bachelor of Science Associate in Artsg Associate in Business, ED RAI-'EY Associate in Scienceg Associate in Elementary Education Minerva, Ohio Approved Teacher-Training Preparation in Three Areas: Elementary, Secondary, and Cadet Program .flax w Summer Session Commencing June 15 STRI-STATE Auro GLASS 507 North Court Steubenville, Ohio Phone AT. 2-7770 iffy - x-, 3, QQ. .99 himix ff Compliments of IVY .,. l Q SUGARMAN'S Jeweusns 414 Market Street Steubenville, Ohio 602 North Street BLUM BROTHERS SCHRAFFT DISTRIBUTORS AT. 3-3361 Compliments of BOUGHNER'S SERVICE STATION e 'ok 10 x KCASE X' SERVFGE. mfs-:umm - 41 A -' o s- lv In ,J to Compliments of PADDY'S DINING CAR Congratulations to the Class of '60 , 14 fn. Q.. -f-sf 4' - . . , 'gs - 5 ' -'--1. 'W 5 . ' w ,'f41 ' .wx 'aj '7':',., wa, . ' -fu x, - ' - , ' 6' X..,f':, :a - I 'J THE NEW CO-OPERATIVE CO. C ons ume r Owne d :,,i'g..,s.g - 4 il! ' 'Q' -L'-Els Dillonvale Ohio fp s Ji .1 ui S! 'K E Branch Stores Cadiz - Adena - Bradley Georges Run - Tiltonsville Brookside - Neffs Piney Fork - Smithfield Grocery Wholesale and Meat Packing Plant Congratulations to Class of '60 LEICY'S, INC. Physician and Hospital Supplie s Phones: Z-5393 and Z-5394 1531-1533 W. Market Street Steubenville, Ohio Compliments of MINGO NATIONAL BANK 5? If L J ! c-1 3. ,-5 i f fii' : r V f f .' GENERAL WELDING CO. Distributors of Weld ing Equipment and Industrial Supplies F Q L 310-318 Main Bridgeport, Ohio Compliments of DR. H. S. COHAN OPTOMETRIST Mingo Junction Toronto Compliments to Class of '60 FAHEY INSURANCE COMPANY TOM AND JUANITA FAHEY CHARLES SPENCER X WJ2, P - . EQ 1 9 THE STEUBENVILLE HERALD-STAR Over 150 Years of Service in the Community Compare Price! Compare Quality 1 ItPa st 1 y o Shop at Penney's! 1 v A L 1 1 Y?- l14 North 4th Street Steubenville, Ohio BRILLIANT SAND COMPANY 6 O8 Sinclair Building Congratulations to the Class of '60 B s. H PAINT co. 415 Washington St. Steubenville, Ohio NS QW 5 Wallpaper Painting Supplie s Dean and Barry Paints Phone: Atlantic 28251 THE BRETTELL COAL CO. WILBUR BRINDLEY ' v YW vga' ' 2 Coal and Disco -4- iw Congratulations X 2 'pf and Best Wishes to the Mingo Junction, Ohio Class of 1960 BRINDLEY 'S GROCERY South Brilliant Phone KE 5-1629 Phone LYric 8 -2101 j f J W? 5 , J sTEvE's v FISH AND CHIPS 4' Fried Chicken , and Shrimp N . za qi, , .. OHIO NOVELTY 8g CANDY CO. QWholesaleJ 158 N. 3rd St. Steubenville, Ohio .5 gb AT. - 2-8601 Steubenville - Wintersville Toys Candy School Supplies Gift Items At, 2-3261 Am. 4-4361 Seasonal Needs Ohio Valley's Largest Men's Store BERNHARDT'S FREEMAN'S SHOES Since 1893 Compliments of MILLERS GROCERY STORE Grocery and Meats New Alexandria Phone 6262 1225 Market Street . 5, Q l X -fb. ' Q A A 'Shan I' . Wheeiing, W. va. Groceries :f ig .lie d fn ,ll 'E CLEANERS 2065 NATIONAL ROAD Quality Cleaning Pick-Up and Delivery 2066 National Road Phone WD 5-2383 G S X4 , : WILLIAM A. SNYDER ' lk Agent C ompliments of WILMA KAY BEAUTY SHOP 420 Market Street Lyric 8-2347 SCOTT LUMBER Everything for Building Compliments of BRILLIANT Sim 1863 SHOE HOSPITAL Steubenville Martins Ferry I + Luv A Aw , Bridgeport -5 DENMARK'S BRIDGEPORT Auro PARTS . 'g g Nr, 'I -f ,'65,,.'? . NE 5-0441 Bridgeport, Ohio Steubenville -- i '4 1 ul 1 V N ' XJ J 7: Ag STOP Wholesale Weirton l ' I Machine Shop Service 2 Compliments u -ggi of DRIVE INN J X Delicious Bar-B-Ques A j 'LH on Hard Rolls X Q 'lj Follansbee i Q R-a-0 WJ l' : 'N GROCERY AND SERVICE STA TION New Alexandria I-larl:s For Diamonds A R T JEWELERS 421 MARKET STREET STEUBENVILLE. -:- OHIO Q .f ' J Ss X - P ,Ji i' 'gf X 1 : Q - a X , , 0 ,fx S A 4llA3ZQf .vg Q ' ul T. i999'3,aa . gl - Sli 'o'fQ C., , .1 J sf gtg? V. H E 'Ln i- W Q -05 Outfitters For the Entire Family WEISBERGER'S Since 1893 Mingo Junction, Ohio Follansbee, W, Va. Weirton, W. Va. Compliments of WOODFORD'S FEED STORE Daily Grinding Compliments of CENTRAL SEWER PIPE AND SUPPLY CO. and Delivery 642. Washington Street Smithfield, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio Phone 2351 C ompliments of WADERKER'S AUTO SERVICE XNW diy 4 ,LW T Qs ,bw Brilliant, Ohio Sponsored by GULF GAS STATION Brilliant, Ohio RO BER T MORGAN Thanks for Your Valued Patronage WELDAY'S ORCHARD Wheeling's Fashion Center for Exclusive Coats - Suits - Dresses HHUFIHFIITS ma Open a Convenient Charge Account CLEANING PTIOHC Phone ft 5 - I Y ' Qffeiv ' 7 , LY-8-2305 1 Q u A LIT Y 29' BECK'S CLEANERS 8. TAILORS We Call for and Deliver 331 Market Street Brillant, Ohio cl' GRIEST CUT-RATE DRUG STORES AND RESTAURANTS 1127 Market Street 1406 Market Street Warwood Shopping Center We Give TV Stamps Wheeling, W. Va. Kxi.:Y1'. ag .. x C 1. sf Onfpolnfents PoslNs JEWELERS 1306 Market Street CLYDE DICKSON Insurance Agent for Western 8: Southern Insurance Co. Wheeling, W. Va. Home of Fine Watches Tel. WHG. CE-2.-962.6 W I MQW L., 5 F - ARREL Lv e AI , J iii J Compliments to Brilliant High School for Getting Pat out of Class From NANCY BRIZZOLI HUMPE 8. MINGES FLORISTS Flowers and Gifts for A11 Occasions Phone 2751 Smithfield, Ohio Xbvvl 'l'2' V ' 1 e 41. ,bt X Compliments and Best Wishes to the Graduates of Brilliant High School COOPER KLINE CO. 134 s. 4th street ROBINSON MUSIC CO. Everything in Music 141 North Fourth Street Steubenville, Ohio 'f J' Steubenville, Ohio WL ' .f Q5 K5 dx 0:1 TI-IE TRI-STATE'S Complete Shopping Center 1-I Compliments of McCRORY'S 4th and Market Streets OOMPLIMFNTS OF ,v ANNA MELOY ? ' . AND - SAVE l f Wumm' 178 Canton Road STANLEY MURPI-V5 HOME PRODUCTS AUTO MART DELUCA H D FIGARETTI'S 221221 PACKING COMPANY ressed Meats CSB. C Connerv 11 Oh WHEELINCHS J Phone UL 9-4632 'I , ,Q Q FINEST FOOD Fw!-IEN INTIIE Ii 'Z MQQD FDR FINE FUUD ...!'l!,. S0 0 NICKLES BAKERY, T INC. BOROSKI SOHIO STATION Q 99 5 ,F 741 ,BREAD KIQIMJ PASTRIES M' GENERAL REPAIRING Dillonvale, Ohio Phone 9-4051 Compliments w of SPAHN'S SWEET HOME DAIRY Sunset Boulevard Steubenville, Ohio M! 1,5112 TSW O MEATS R' I M-K STORE I I SCI-IUMA CHER'S MEAT MARKET gn 'af' 1 ' 402 Market Street s S X' is X Brilliant, Ohio .21 at -Q. Complifments B U I C K o THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 8: TRUST COMPANY in Steubenville, Ohio Brilliant Office Brilliant, Ohio Ji, Buick Sales Buick Service THE BRANDT MOTOR COMPANY I Kwi k- 1439 Market Street Steubenville, Ohio Your Buick Dealer X LlZZlE'S SERVICE STATION SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT MUNIC IPA L MUTUA L INSURANC E COMPANY Municipal Mutual Building Wellsburg, West Virginia Fire and Allied Kinds of Insurance ,Fi jg: Telephone RE-73371 , iz - IN is 4 ,iii P 'j :', Q3 I C ' if Y 5 ,Q J Canton Road f BEST POLICY 5 Q ,lla Wintersville, Ohio AT ALL T .-fA 2 I-'.' Q ' ' I TIMES I P Compliments of ,Q POP'S RADIATOR SHOP f f K' 75 - f WARD BAKERY Z Ford, Fordson, and Allis-Chalmers ff?-Q! Z on Stock Tip-Top Bread b ' Z and Z :W Lucky Cakes 5 408 North Court Street Mgfrijzaa ' ,f V W , lg CONCRETE BLOCK V 114-Q COMPANY . 'e-v A 'ff Concrete - Cinder - Slagcrete Blocks Builder' s Supplie s Compliments Tiltonsville, Ohio of Phone ULster 9-2191 l 'C v s. G ELECTRIC COMPANY 5 , G, E, Appliances The WHEELING PAINT COMPANY Distributors Dean and Berry High Grade 1170 National Road Paint Products J. J. BRILL Wheeling, West Virginia Manager apline Street l3ll Ch Wheeling, West Virginia El' I 'QI Q, fx 419154, V J lily, - l f jx fkf-Q Xi f COMPLIMENTS if xx THE BAND PARENTS ws 5 Ab COMPLIMENTS A V U 3' ll :Q' . OF W 9 2 rm 3:55, X I 7-9 Ly 4',v I Q ' 4 . if BRILLIANT i f-P 4 I X BOOSTERS CLUB Let's Support the Team Belong to the Boosters Q. f- ev- xx E4 f .Q Q5 J F' gf? if ' f M 'MW .,. .': we ,G oe.: s ' . ' was I it ,,, ,,,,.........Nv-:ummm A MILK - IS A ii . 4 '-. I ff. : . I : :,fA: :::,::..:f1. 'W2:. 'fi 1 - I'A:4 1 AA S: .:'. '.aA V f' HALM'S MODERN DAIRY 111 Brady Circle West AT -26591 Farm - Fresh Products McKINSTRY'S SUNOCO SERVICE Lubrication Tires Batteries L Accessories Brilliant, Ohio Q 1 Phone LY 8-9998 Comprlirnents If BWUER .1 l -. ' . . . n - 'lf' If ,.g- lu. HARRIS is-7 - 1 . 1 - 0 , -1. Radio and Sound Television - Radio - Appliances Marine Supplies 2102 Sunset Boulevard Steubenville, Ohio -20 f' 7' 'SY I . .-. ,.,. - BUILDERS' CONCRETE 81 SUPPLY CO 2002 S. Commercial St. Phone KE-5-0083 Mingo Junction, Ohio Transit Mixed Conc rete For Health's Sake Try the Famous NIAGARA CYCLE MASSAGE 2601 Sunset Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio Phone AM. 4-4031 f f , 1' I . o' Qua lty Candies If Steubenville, Ohio 1900 W. Market Street Free Parking 72' ' P KK QWQW p C 7 M fl, , 7,9 EMI J' XJ 1 N ' is QLOYQ Q-Wqvjiga ' -31' A ' k, -.-...xv . , '1:ff55 Y' 4' ' ,-.i--I- ',4'.J Home Made Candie s .111-1-'54 1- 1.i'uiX1' 4.-, . vc: r A STEUBENVILLE Bovs' CLUB i Training Quarters, Steubenville, YMCA Amateur and Pro Fighters Taught BUFF ALTON - Trainer AM. 4-4165 '71 WP . xi' f ..., 1:-1-,i-I . iv ,I .,, .,A,,. 5 vt Steubenville's Fashion Store 5 I I f' ' 5 3 5 ,, fb ff' ' , ., I rt Wing 1 5 A Ha, I-' ' ll li - - , I' x 'xs- iv I I ul ' N I Juua RlvluN's Ls SPORT SHOP Ohio Valley's Most Complete Sporting Goods 1135 Main Street 'i gr Wheeling, West Virginia a A ' Phone CE 2-6465 M' ,u,vi!,1l, 51 ' W' i 'li +r +tiiii 7 fs-sfsxsi :EQ R. H. CONN FURNITURE and CARPETS No Better Prices Anywhere Dial AM 4-1717 Wintersville, Ohio rQQE l- 'P 'T 415 MARKET ST. - STEIIBIIIVILLF 415 Market Street 322 Market Street You Are Invited to Open a Teenage Charge Account Pay 1. 00 Weekly THE OHIO VALLEY SAVINGS 8: LOAN COMPANY 424 Washington Street Steubenville, Ohio Your Savings Earn More at the Ohio Valley WEST END MOTOR COMPANY Largest Selection in the Valley Finest in Used Cars and Trucks WEST POINT TEXACO SERVICE 3 A Wrecker Service 24 Hour Service Tires, Batteries, and Accessories P.o. Box 768 U55UE!TR St b 'll , Oh' ' 4 6 ' eu env1 e io 5 FWD-A XXTEXQXCO Gf 1 iw , wanton Road? amulumni 5 Ah W, 7 n .. . Am. 4-1668 Am. 4-0301 6 T. V. Stamps Given i g' Compliments I 'ki 'Liz' NEIDENGARD'S Harley-Davids on Motorcycles and Scooters Sales and Service WAMSLEY'S GROCERY STORE 4332. Sunset Boulevard Steubenville, Ohio txt! G Raftble ' 0 137 South Third Street 99 ,7 J Steubenville, Ohio jpg 1 Compliments of BERT 8. SAM'S MARKET Telephone At. 2-3392 THE i 5 N STEUBENVILLE Q 4 - ig? AUTOMOBILE CLUB 4 4 1' ' in 1 159 South Fourth Streetvlx' 1 U 'ff 3 N y It Pays to Belong Steubenville, Ohio, ' ,lcv 41 4 x og 5 20-1 X 149 North Third street X., Phone At. 3-3307 1 1 6- k sfxtf. +' bf. 5 1 ..A. r-0. , MINGO FLOWER SHOP 'Flowers of Distinction 631 Commercial St. Mingo Junction, Ohio Phone KE 5-1052. Furnitufe Appliances Hardware 451 1' if ,aww I 1 t ., lr 1 llll, GOODFRIENDS DEPT, STORE 653-55-57 Commercial Street Mingo Junction, Ohio Telephone No, KE-5-12.17 1 Compliments of CENTRAL is , 59 SI-IAVING PARLOR NICK FORTUNATO MULL'S SERVICE STATION 1 Phone-Af. 3-2475 ' Q 1034 Commercial Street' I 714 Commercial St. Mingo Junction, Ohio Mingo Junction, Ohio :Ry BOLON'S Old Fashioned Home Made Ice Cream News Stand Light Lunches Hallmark Greeting Cards s .8 Phone 9131 EEQg. lm, J. ' Q fi BARCLAY-BROOKS INSURANCE 'xx vw -1 iw 6' 1 1 f I N 'I W1 wfgik I li 111111111 11 11111 ua I t , ,vm I 142 N, Fourth Street Steubenville, Ohio Mn! A-'lin 5 RIQ I I ll ' a Q C , s QQ' 4 ' E mg 297. ity! Nq. ff5,6 M W., Z 25 1: 9 fr c , 4 1-al H jj! 49 THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 573 Brilliant, Ohio OFFICERS: RUDY CZOKA - Commander LEROY JENKINS - Adjutant WILFRED CASEY - Chaplain MIKE KACHUR - Treasurer Complete Farm Service Store Tuxedo Feed FELLOWS Feed Supply International Harvester Equipment 526 B. seventh if 526 N. Seventh .4 ,fl I Street . X4 I I ' H-.Q Steubenville ,piv 4- I ohio . 95 'Q Phone ive '. ' -9 Ar. 2-9734 A - 1 ' THE BRILLIANT JUNIOR WOMEN'S C LUB Membership open to all girls 18 years of age or older Compliments of C. R. HYDE, D.D.S. Wintersville, Ohio WELLSBURG NATIONAL BANK Wellsburg, W. Va. Capital 5100, 000. 00 Surplus 5200, 000. O0 Youre- money ,if f--j -6 g f 13' ahead! V Congratulations Seniors Wi? cfs' Q: 462 fill cf M ERNES Mom at Eleventh Sf. Fashion Corner of Wheeling, W. Va. C ompliments of KORNER MARKET Where Courtesy f unts ,Aw i f A V . Z? .'f'?:' 'L r '- . 'UT ENV' N55 Service With A Smile 822 - Third Street Brilliant, Ohio Groceries - Ice Cream Hot Sandwiches PATRICK J. PETRELLA NA TIONWIDE INSURA NC E Auto Fire Tax Consultant 7 Y vt tsvuff . m 9-ANQEQQQ 606 Third Street Brilliant, ohio - 5-ll2l Ly 8-2686 C ornpliments of I in Barne sville , Ohio Belmont County's Greatest Store Phones 202 and 203 BARNETT'S GROCERIES Meats, Gas, Groceries Canton Road Am. 4-3080 . 'V ml 'flfg my f, tif, '11 ' fvm 'flf X JU' 4 RUDNERS Everything for Your Home Martins Ferry Q E Bellaire 5 U I Bridgeport 5 I I -E52gLiE351 gil2F25i1 mTw'!!!ES!? Q x 1 A ,.L T - '1ZIlllf Compliments of CHARLES SAYRE Westinghouse Television Sales and Service Brilliant, Ohio Phone Ly 8-2736 .. If GN J o 4, 'bv K 'NMFS - 4 4 ' YQ C ompliments and Best Wishes NV, .,,v.,..,,, i- li' -J nn., rf P f ...,.... .... ... W 5 f 1 to the Graduates of Brilliant High School MATTHEWS' SUPPLY CENTER 2512 Commercial Avenue Phone KE 5-1123 RCAYEQHQB Qm LUKENS JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Clocks Sterling Silver For Young ' '-Q: ' and Men who care China ahl c by ' Headquarters Towle - Wallace - Kirk - International iigsc Chma for Ohio Valley's Q by Graduate s Steubenville -r ,, Martins Ferry, Ohio , qw 1 4' 5 A 4 ef x H m YL 3 ft X 2 S 3 A 5 X x Y, 5 M x Y 2 C35 Lenox - Franconia - Minton Spode - Wedgwood American Gem Society 1314 Market Cedar 2-3372 ORIN'S AUTO SERVICE Quality Used Cars 24-Hour Towing Service og U I c., .K- 3 fl f FN vi f Q L U M J. BODNAR 8. SON FLORISTS Located on Telephone Rayland, Dillonvale TI.l1ZO1'1SVi.lI.C Road UL 9 - 2737 Mingo Junction, Ohio . . Flowers for all Occasions Day Rhone Night Phone Ke 5-0082 At 2-1563 Compliments D 8. R SUNOCO SERVICE of Sunoco Gas and Oils Tires, Batteries, and Accessories Phone Follansbee 885 2726 Eldersville Road DR. PUNCHEON gown 5' Uoufzffzktj qjufzzzifufca, jim. The Store That Furnished Your Neighbor's Home Fine Furniture Steubenville, Ohio 5 13 Canton Road Dial AMherst 4-1629 L 3 I W1cKAM's COSTUME SERVICE f f V 73? ' . if if' . S I 'J f ,wnannmuniiw Ziff! Costumes - Make Up - Formal Wear , ' Q Finest Wear for Those Who Care X ix 3' IW 1 ,ff If! .. MZ ,yi 1021 National Road jg 'fgi B Woodsdale - Wheeling, West Virginia ,z g f Phone Ch - 2-3211 1 .' 1 .r, - 2 N f y,,1,6,, . ,i H S., qi , ,, v E, ff: Mfjjj ww wgyyw -4 , F , . ,W ,, ' -. N 5, ,y U' T 'l 'x :J I ' V 71 7-lv: Al: 1 I , z-'7 -3 1- A K I xl? 1, N ,. N, ,, f null, 'J 01,0-,-L fw ,. ,,, 1 ff ,fd 12,532 Q, , ,V 1' ffl.- ' ' ' A J f , ,. .jf-5 .cf 'l :.', NZ! A' 1 'kigif I 7 ug yf 'j' V ,HYJ-- , fi . f ., 1 ' 5 J 1! 7 v ,. eg f-.,.-f1.:4f.- 2 V ,.!4j-:,- Af , -'.'-L.l'v 4 p ', ,. 1'!. 'ff.ff'QA 41 'G U7 if Jw '11 'f ' 00 4 x ff fy,-5,ff'U , fa W, f I, lag, V .- F? .,v,!f .ty .. , M! 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