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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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' A ' is -.jugs K 111 all agam ADMINlS TRAT The quality of It drbfpetb, as Upon the It blessezlo lazm that BRILLIANT LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD Mr. William I. Abelg Mr. Robert J. Quinn, Presidentg Mr. James C, Wilson, Superintendentg Mr. Wayne D Bebout, Clerkg Mr. Arthur B. Philabaum, Vice Presidentg Mr, Samuel D. Rees, SU PERINTENDENT JAMES C. WILSON West Virginia University B. A. M. A. WILLIAM MERRYMAN West Liberty B. A. U. of Pitt. M. Ed. Principal Guidance SONIA ARMSTRONG , Ashland College B. s. Ed. wx Jw ...mg wlaaiglfy Shorth Cr' Wg OU X 9 LL ,V 1 if Q' 05 A J Jxfwv JOAN BRENNAN Ashland College Ohio State U. Coll of Steubenville B ff-f ffzfwwwuf Librarian Beta Club Advisor DOROTHY CASKEY Milligan College B. A. U. of Pitt. M. Ed. Social Science Latin Yearbook Advisor THEODORE DALRYMPLE Kent State, B. S. U. of Pitt. M. Ed. English Projection Club Advisor DONNA DIEGUEZ. West Liberty B. A. English . My .,.,W'.,. ADAM GOYKOVICK College of Steubenville B. A. World History World Geography ROBERT HENDERSON Muskingum College B. A. Baseball Coach Football Assistant Basketball Coach Physical Education Mathematics General Science GLADYS KULL Ohio State Muskingum College B. A. Home Econom hs F.H.A. Adm F ff G! ' wt WALTER ULL Ohio U., B. A. Western Reserve M. A. Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing RICHARD LEYLAND Ohio University B. S. Ed. American History Ohio History IMOGENE LOUK Fairmont State B. A. Physical Education G, A, A, Advisor Cheerleader Advisor Science WILLIAM LUCAS Mount Union College B. A. 3 , J!!- Bookkeeping MEG Nl A General Busineg LL Business Math.. LUN Personal Typing Y. F. C. Advisor HUGH MANLEY West Liberty B. A. American History Physical Education Football Coach Asst. Basketball Coach RICHARD MARKWELL West Liberty B. A. Band Instrumental Music EUGENE MILTKO Purdue University B. S. Mathematics Wrestling Coach VIRGINIA MOYNIHAN Ohio Wesleyan B. A. English Spanish GLENNA PETTIT U. of Pitt. B. S. Health Physical Education QWW HELEN PUNCHEON Carnegie Institute Of Technology B. F. A. Vocal Music RAY SCHERICH West Liberty B. A. Mathematics Dramatics 'E Guida ce CHARLES SINDLINGER Ohio University B. A. Science Chemistry Athletic Director ANDREW SURANOVICH West Liberty, B. A. U. of Pitt., M. Litt. English Journalism World History Speech Activities Flashes Advisor Q.. MOSES ZEGEER West Virginia U. B. S. Biology Science Junior High Coach Physical Education Hi-Y Advisor BETTY BRETTELL Secretary SENIOR waaw-wfweafff'fawffww1Ls,-42W15mA1em2:wmwsawmv,,:e11AfA maffwwww. .f.. Y'NWwmmmsfmmwwmmw,imwmkm ---k- sm-is-W'--WA -'-- '-- '-- V ummm-fwimufmrwrwfsmwwsfrmmmmmummwwmwwmwaewv-'mmm -ws. ' -mmf, W CLASS LEGEND In the fall of 1958, fifty-two inexperienced and giddy freshmen entered the doors of Brilliant High School with Mr. Walter Kull and Mr. William Sindlinger as co-sponsors of the group. We appreated to be the laughing-stock of the upperclassmen, but, somehow, we managed to cast aside their whispers and giggles. Our first year in high school was filled with bake sales and sock hops, and by the end of the year we had earned a grand total of 35300 for our class treasury, The giddy freshmen were now sophomores. Because Mr. Sindlinger had left Brilliant High School, Mrs. Lucy Bowers became the co-sponsor of our class. Again money-making projects were held. At last, the boys had become more athletic minded! Suddenly, no one could stop us now! We, in too short a time, had become juniors - upperclass- men! This was our big year! Mr, Lucas had replaced Mrs. Bowers as the co-sponsor of our class, and we were ready to go again. The candy room now had become ours and the cash had begun rolling in. In February we sponsored the Sweetheart Dance, Cupid's Paradise, It looked as though we would have enough money to pre- sent the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. In May we honored the Class of 1962 at the Junior-Senior Ban quet, and at the Prom held at the Steubenville Country Club, We appropriately named these festivities These Precious Moments. Before the year was over, we had reveived our class rings and we had presented our class play, MY SISTER EILEEN. In September of 1962, we as seniors made our last entrance to B. H. S. It was our hardest step, but we entered with grit and determination. During our last year, we have had cards, invitations, senior pictures, and yearbook work to occupy our time. In December we sponsored the annual Christmas For- mal, The Snow Ball. Our class play, THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER, proved to be the talk of the town. Again Mr. Scherich had ably directed our production. The close of our senior year has finally rolled around, and with it, Commencement. With tearful eyes and heavy hearts, we bid farewell to the halls of dear old B.H.S. , to teachers, and our classmates We leave our place to others. Here's to those who follow in our footsteps--may they succeed where we failed, and may graduation not separate us! - Barbara McDonald l .V ,rn -,HV 1-.l1Qi M . X - 'll-A -K-- -ed --A ' -..md-..f1,.a, -5 J --as r, -- , 5, -re? MNH r -- --,..,,,H 'CIT ffm- 5 'S 5-5 ha- in:-'Q ' ' - r-LQ -f '! !'! 5-3 -- 'J' ' 'F F f- ' . i 51 ,El .fa 'WJ ilif . ae-, ic uii ---eff?-I 1- Q:-ia, --.- -. ..-- a .51-QAgg..g ...a-M--M--M ' ,-s .--. -A -, 1 J, ,ij ,.,.....,.. f -11:1 -fir : ' f t ' -17 , I I If f ,LLWIB J I T Ek !,,.ff!pqf W l V if 0 V V l ' ,, 1' ' 1UM'ork is, rk and! t epwe - JJ r, if 5 MU Nevdlrthelessfxlgiick l es itigln' f'W tw .L VU IW ,bw ,fr 3 Q51 .. A ' My AfU.,4!1V ctass ffiber sg LH , W Quill' r , Pwfoisf QQ' fy ff? cer 3 ff' W ' ,Basketbf1llV1,q2, 3jU f ' Rruncgof Peace 4 W fl c f' ff! Bagdfl, 2. 3 A WWW ',,,4fl5i'om Committee 43 Ld 5 Q and Officer fuuafemesfil ffgavlf oruscl, 253, 4, niaspes sfaff . Xilweethealrit Court 4 if ,ff Baseball 4 Band Camp 3, 4 Christmas Formal Court 4 Solo Contest 2 S ENIOR FAREW ELL Farewell, old B. H. S. ---the fleeting years Have brought the day of parting and its tearsg We sadly cross your threshold, never more To enter, as your students, through these doors. We'll fondly cherish these, our high school days When we have met the parting of the ways. Though far outside your doors our course is set, We'll remember you often--we won't forget. - Mary Schmidt W,Wl,1r1Mt WWQV fl , ' M Vg? . f l , wp w 05 1504 N . ,X u v X If , RONALD TARR ' oy HROH.. M Wig' , 00,315 bis ow him is a real treat, 1 For he's a fine boy and a grand athlete. T Class Officer 4 Mr. B. H, s, Baseball 1,4 Intramurals 1 ' Basketball 1 Flashes Staff 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Cast 3 Track 1, 3, 4 Christmas Formal King 4 I2 Sweetheart Dance Court 3 Prom Court 3 First,,Award County T. B. Poster 4 4' if L-L LW! C ff ve x 1 'A Q r 'Q ' ' 1 x, Vllif F' MI! , ff L' r JJ! ' , A ,Hifi ,jdf VJ Army ,fy 1441 ' g U If J ' lf D' VID BELL Only fjjlfvb Ugqjkj J fi ave L7 ' 7 gf 1 I' X MMO! Vfjavf is gpendable as can be, NV F f A ,D 5' . ' Wh n ' see,hi , he's busy as a bee. H' f V 4 5 L ly ayJCa' lfxjy, Annual Staff 4 J 1 f VU Pro omnait 'LS i , Jf' ,JL QA I 1 rf! ,L Lt v,f '14-fa '-ff, EDWARD BELL 54 ,Jffsj i:7Qt2,Et,,f Eddie MXL J aw! , 6 L Always striving for the best, Cie!-my INQAJ rj, 'Til he's through he will not rest. Projection Club 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 3, 4 Solo Contest 2 Projection Club Officer 4 ,341 ,offs-'A- l A?L 'X Dance Band 3 Boy's State 3 Play Cast 3,4 Office Aid 3 Intramurals 1 ff fffafrn feufib mtv Tift' , ,4,,vt.fCfL-ZLL-v-'fi ,VV if' ADA' ' ,Lu-:fx .CVLC41-ayff c., QM' .,,.- PHILIP BRABSON HFHP .. Short and ornery is this guy, In his car he sure does fly. Play Staff 3,4 Hi-Y 2 MOZ ELLA BRUC E Mozella Witty, lively and full of fun, A good friend and a true one. H Beta Club 2, 3,4 Office Aid 3 , Intramurals 2, 3 Pep Club 3 it e Bette M L, 01. Pj!!! P4 4 W' yi it L 1 lf' 1 L LL '41 . , ri , , q V ,q 1 RICHARD ELLIS .XJ la nRj-chu Rich is the shy and quiet type, ,f fri You never hear him ever gripe. Football 1, 2, 3 Play Staff 4 Track 3 Intramurals 2 MARYANN FELSOCI M id ge MaryAnn is so petite Maybe that's why she's so sweet F. l-LA. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Girl's Glee Club 2 Music Festival 1, 3,4 Library Staff 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 I4 BETTE BURGE pfifj' NYJ' I ,J . Best all around is this lass, We think she's tops in our class. ' Beta Club 2, 3,4 Sweetheart Dance Court 3,4 J F. H. A. 1,2,a,4 Play cast 3,4 . Class Officer 2, 3 Chorus 1, 3 Office Aid 3 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 3 Christmas Formal Court 4 Student Council Officer 3 Homemaker of Tomorrow 4 Homecoming Court 4 Music Festival 3 F. H, A. Officer 4 Sweetheart Queen 4 VALORIE BURGE nval.. Natural charm and winsome grace, Sincerity coupled with a lovely face. Student Council 1, 2, 3,4 Cafeteria Aid 3,4 Student Council Officer Office Aid 2, 3, 4 2,3,4 Miss B.H.S. Play Cast 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Homecoming Court 3,4 G. A. A, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3,4 Sweetheart Dance Court 3 Miss Sophomore Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Miss Junior Intramurals 1 Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 4 Minstrel 1 Band Concert 1 CO-ED Correspondent 4 j- f 3 ff ' fx I - if O, WE' f DAUNNA FORD Fl gil, X 1 0 7 fy Aff, C Don A ffy! V 'X 0 ' ard worker is this lass, Ly ' ' j , 7 One of the nicest in our class. fu . Ay ,Cafeteria Aid 2, 3,4 f . I, 2, 3 Library Staff 3 . ,f P tiva . Play cast 3 1 o ig7Ai My chorus contest 2,3 'xy 'fo A if CHARLENE FRONCKEL char A fine majorette is this girl, A shining example like a pearl. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2, 3 F. H. A. Officer 4 Christmas Formal Com- Band 1, 2, 3, 4 mittee 4 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Band Camp 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Pep Club 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Vogue Sewing Contest 3 Q70-1 fdf ,f20,a.,La.aaz, 24622- lazy! .647 M73 0 xl SHERRY HOLMAN Sherry If giggles were unlawful, Sherry would spend her life F.H. A. l,2,3,4 Chorus 1 .2.3 Band 1, 2 , 3, 4 Music Festival 2, 3,4 ff if 4 5,3 'fx 553 25333135 9543555 l n, If 'fails w he'lfeart of everyone. 62' lay Cast 3,4 ra 1 3 D-?fNJX:.H.A. 1,2,3,4 gffgf in jail. Office Aid 3 Library Staff 3 Play Cast 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Student Council 2 I5 ,AV I1 j L, w I ,jmr51Ngi7W' fl W: f 4 L1 ' .ff fu' ' ' ' I ' ll , 7 VLA, f ,- f f v, I There is no better Hi-Y 2, 3,4 Hi-Y Officer 3 Prince of Peace 4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1 Flashes Staff 4 Football 1, 3 Sweetheart King 4 Annual Staff 4 JOHN KACKLEY John John has a smile for everyone, under the sun, Play Cast 3,4 Pep Club 3 Sweetheart Dance Court 3,4 Christmas Formal Court 4 Prom Court 3 Intramurals 1 Baseball 1 Am 111' 'f . , f 1 VJ , 7 lf,-A f f if A 7 ,f ' .,4 4 4 R BERT LACROSS HBO ,guy who's cute to see, Q Just ce as he can be. f,f:1f'5f V 4 V -K lf' I 1 'j ff' 17 ' f Z ' I V ,XJ fx 1 ' I A . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Flashes Staff 4 Library Staff 3 Play Staff 3 , , f f f f f , 71' KL' XI W 1 f' Linda is F. H. A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. '1,2,3 Band 1, 2 , 3 Intramurals 1, 2 Chorus 2 Office Aid 1 Sweetheart Cou I6 Hi-Y 2, 3,4 Hi-Y Officer 4 Intramurals 1, 2 Annual staff 4 LINDA LIGGETT Projection Club 2, 3, 4 Linda ' modest and sweet to all she meets. 4 Cafeteria Aid 1,2 Library Staff 1,2 Flashes Staff 4 Play Cast 4 Prom Committee 3 Y-Teens 1,2, 3 rt 4 Pep Club 1,2,3 JOYCE MATTHEWS NIO.. Short, sweet and full of fun, Her face glows just like the sun. F- H- A- 1 Annual Staff 4 Cafeteria Aid 4 Library Staff 3 Pep Club 3 ,, , 1 gL,3vf,Lf?g-1:f-cm? -f 4' V ' ,bg-K3-' V, guy-uyylygfg-7-ad-W-H Sweetheart Court 4 She led our band with a big smile, We're sure her life will be worthwhile. Band l,2,3,4 Majorette 2,3,4 Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Beta Club Officer 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Prince of Peace 4 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 1 Head Majorette 4 F.H. A. l,2,3,4 Play Cast 3,4 F. H. A. Officer 4 Office Aid 3 Queen of Queens 4 Leader of Tomorrow 4 BARBARA MCDONALD Barb Whatever she does is done with ease, In her it is natural just to please. F.H. A. 1, 2,3,4 F. H. A. Officer 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Alternate Queen of Queens 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Chorus Contest 2, Library Staff 3 Girls Ensemble 1 Christmas Formal Comm. 4 Christmas Formal Queen 4 MARIANNE MCCREA Marianne S-4' , ,4f,1..4l.! F Ldfgf -,7,!b6'!,1 dffeafxf . , f A SANDRA MOTTLE Pfdfsffrff-'uv Sandy ' Always jolly and quite carefree, Life may be dull but never is she. Prince of Peace 3 Band 1 Annual Staff 4 Girls Ensemble l, 2 Intramurals 1, 2 Solo Contest 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4 District Chorus 3, 4 Flashes Staff 4 Music Festival 4 1 wif ' jfs 1 VL RICHA'lEDtN1lCH oLs I 0 .Qf A, p haf u c .Q My , ff My He's athletic, friendly and always kind,l ' ,Jw ., Another like him you'll never find. xy Alva Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Library SKI? lf DM! . Basketball Co-Captain 4 Flashes Staw 1 M Track 1, 3, 4 k Pep Club 3 WVU LL . Qf Baseball 1,2,3,4 H1-Y 2.3.4 Projection Club 2,3, 4 Play Staff 3, 4 J I7 Aix, Eff fyixgggsf swap r 4 ffl 1? W ff st yr Beta Club 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Cafeteria Aid 2,3,4 Library staff 2, 3, 4 GARY PORT ER ..DOug.. Gary is around in the time of need., He's always ready to do a good deed. Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2, 3, 4 Ensemble Contest 2, 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Play Cast 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Flashes Staff 3, 4 Prom Comm. 3 Basketball 1, 2 DARLENE O 'DELL Darlene Always smiling and gay is she - Life to her is always carefree. Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3 Office Aid 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Intramurals 1 ROBERT PEARCE HBO .. His smile matches his personality, Warm and friendly. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Projection Club 1, 2 Christmas Formal Comm. 4 Leader of Tomorrow 4 jf? P71 etheart Court 4 Baseball 4 Library Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Second Place T. B. Poster Contest 3 BURNS PUNCHEON ' w J ,KF J - Burns 0 OJ A boy in which Lf L Ter and wisdom are mixed. OJ of i Y Z, 4 Flashes Staff 3,4 fn X ' '- ffi r 3 Annual Staff 4 Y Lift? ' ass ficer 1 Play Cast 3, 4 WMV of . h s 1 Boy's State Alternate 3 w PQ' ' M, tball , 3, 4 1 ' ' of Peace 4 Prom Committee 3 u b 1 1 W fW,,.lf Mary is as nice as can be, CAROL REES Carol She has a voice of gladness, In her heart there is no sadness. Beta Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 3, 4 Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Office Aid 3, 4 MARY SCHMIDT She does more work than the busiest bee. Beta Club 2,3, 4 Class Officer 2 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3 F. H. A. Officer 3 Play Cast 3, 4 Office Aid 2, 3,4 Flashes Staff 2, 3, 4 Music Festival 2 44 if i 1 Girl's State 3 Chorus and Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4 Triple Trio 1 Girl's Ensemble 1 Library Staff 3 District Chorus 3, 4 Prom Committee 3 Annual Staff 4 Triple Trio 1 Band 1, 2 Girl's Ensemble 1 Christmas Formal Comm. 4 Chorus 1, 2 Student Council 2, 4 Aid 2 ang l S cant Xw WILLIAM SCOTT n Bi Bill is well liked and liked by all, The reason - when he's around you have a ball. Prom Court 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Co-Captain 4 Student Council 3, 4 Student Council Officer 4 Sweetheart Dance Court 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3, 4 SLIVKA acts like one too, an angel will do. Annual Staff 4 Play Cast 3,4 Band and Chorus Contest 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 3 District Band Contest 1, 2, 3 Play Cast 3, 4 Track 1, 4 Solo Contest 2, 3 Band Camp 3 Prom Committee 3 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Intramurals 1 Projection Club 1, 2 I9 st 'J KENNETH STARR Mickey A helpful friend to have around, When you get to know him, he's a clown. Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Hi-Y Officer 3 Library Staff 2 Play Cast 3 Play Staff 4 Wrestling 2, 3, Baseball 4 Play Cast '3, 4 Flashes Staff 4 Library Staff 4 Pep Club 3 34 ROGER STERLING , ' I B k .gk 1124.-affrffy uc Y ju-rj MQ, A fellow we're glad we met -fo ' I Nj ,gi For he's a fellow we won t forget. lf., ' ' 'P WLM 'X K Q. t Hl Y 3,4 di-ffdl sf if Hi-Y Officer 4 1 Projection Club 2, 3, 4 K - ' is J 'J-- Band 1, 2 C-Q Q U-K 1 jf Chorus l, 2, 3 ,, ,Q ff Nl Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4 Sweetheart Court 4 District Wrestling Runnerup 4 LINDA TARR Gidget A frown on her face is rarely seen, The gleam in her eye is like a sunbeam. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual staff 4 Homecoming Court 3, 4 Miss Freshman Sweetheart Dance Court Play Cast 3, 4 3, 4 Student Council 1, 4 Prom Court 3 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Office Aid 3, 4 Cafeteria Aid 3, 4 Class Officer l if ,W .1 1 ,R j O 'C N DAVID VERHOVEC fb S JJ ..DaVe.. 1 I UA ' N Dave is always quiet and shy, O, N JJ He seems that way when he passes you by. I 'K , P Plas s Staff 4 Intramurals l , is ' , Trgek 4 Play staff 4 U - p ub 3 zo 4 .M jjft I C if if 'Q' s v P' 3 , THOMAS WEATHERHEAD .1 xixyuy. 'LJ . 1 ' ' I J -7 y I Tom is lively and full of fun, V I Y , A t N ' There is no better under the sun. I u I 1-Tom.. Library Staff 4 Flashes Staff 4 -,A gl .,N Play Cast 3,4 V, ' H , If Football 3 ' , , Q- I Class Officer3 Q ' J . I A , ,b .I f' tr , ' 1 ' L ', J cYNTr511A'jXl1c-Idsf C ' 2 rf ,!f'cy?'rrtrna ' , . c 'A Her quiet ways and-pieftyfsrnile' Is the reason she's likedtailgthe while. 4- . 'X - ' -N ,4 - ' F.H.A. 3,4 V -fi f U, Play cast 3,4 Intramurals 2 ' I ' , , 4. V 2 , ' wi ,WPS 1 V' .J -4 I ,. 'I 1 ji' , 'I TIMOTHY WSZEBOROWSKI Tim You never know what he's going to do next, To all of us he's one of the best. Library Staff 4 Christmas Formal Committee 4 Prom Comm. 3 Play Staff Hi-Y 4 J UM if jf!! 4 uf 14 Jf 1 W' we f IUDITH VAss VA f , 4 ov 4,40 X , .'Judi ever a sad face, never a frown Dila, fb jg ,L4M As long as Judi is around. XAJJV ' fgifvq full Homecoming Court l Office Aid 4 OV IL ' YN Lqffuy by ' Homecoming Queen 4 Cafeteria Aid 3 My SU ,CV F.H.A. 2 Library Staff 3 wbumf' y Chorus 2, 3 Prom Committee 3 M N A Ensemble Contest 2 I-atm Club 1. 2 A NA I Intramurals 1, 2, 3 Y. T6ens 1, 2, 3 ' f Play Cast 4 2I ln Qfxls ai! ww' iw :'??E'ggg 5 if 1 D Q 'va 4 --::ll- 3 fxfs-Q. As'? ' wmk r 7' . ,v gy Q ., -46, I E V ' .., 3' z 4' -4 Q5 Q ' F X f K' Z Q , 5-'fy V 4 A ' ,xg . .AL ,. Qifffz. k ,V W, f , , fx H ,,, 1 Q w u Ma .Vg 3 L, V. -fo. .f-! , 4: 4-2 , 'ii 1' , if , ww - Q xv 'W 'f , ., 'ag gm. 49 'a ax x ,az N l Q ' . . ff if K WQQf1q'i,,h - -we' .ENg'.,L3 Wx q L, if 1 ff' ff' . , 'jf T gf' 'Q ,215-1 Y Q11 W' A , i iQ2,Q:g:l' Q in HA K: .K 4 N xy S 31 33 N..., M ,V T ,, 5 gg - A , M wi f ,WA .4 . . , , , , fi? 11, If Mary Schimdt David Verhovic ,Munras ff Betty Burge e Regex' Sterling Rees Mozella Daunna For Val LaCr Tom ar Ellxs 4,112 '- d . 'A .. .ro , 'H c CLASS kiflsgf PROPHE Y Last year I dediced to take an extended vacation, It was difficult to select .. any one place so I decided to take a trip around the world. ik Q My first stop was New York City. In New York quite by accident I met an my old class- mate Burns Puncheon, Burns is now a nationally syndicated columnist for the New York Daily News, U A Later in the day while relaxing in the hotel lobby I saw someone who looked familiar. It seemed impossible but it was Bette Burge. Bette told me that she is a . Professor of Soci- ology at U. A. As Bette and I were recalling our high school days who ' should appear but Ed Bell. ' A ' Ed was also on vacation. He is assistant Dean of Men at Pitt, Bette told us that she had heard that Cynthia Wick and Verda Slivka had started a restau- V rant in Manhattan. We decided to have dinner at their place. Dinner was delicious. Verda ,Hl'VT gave us tickets to the hit Broadway show, Mr, Big, starring Bob Pearce and Val Burge. The show had been running for three years with a packed house. After bidding Bette good-by, I boarded a plane bound for London. To my surprise the stew- ardess was Darlene O'Dell. Darlene informed me that Tom Weatherhead was a pilot and that he had his own field where he gave flying lessons. She also said that Daunna Ford worked as a private secretary for a big execu- tive at United Airlines. Upon arriving in London I immediately took a train to Birmingham where I was to be the house guest of Lady Ashley, the former Sandy Mottle. Sandy and her husband are big-game hunters in India and Africa. Sandy has a lot of leisure time since she hunts only in season. The Ashleys asked me to accompany them to Stratford-on-Avon where Roger Sterling was then portraying Hamlet at the Play House. The performance was magnificent. A few days later I returned to London. The next day I de- cided that I would take in the sights of the city. That afternoon, while watching-the chang- ing of the guard in front of Buckingham Palace, I saw David Verhovec and Rich Ellis. Rich and Dave were in the army and stationed in England. Early the next morning I bade farewell to London.. By noon our plane had landed in Paris. I had lunch at Nichols', a swank restaurant in downtown Paris. Nichols' is owned by Richard Nichols. Linda Liggett serves as hostess for this establishment for the elite. After lunch I decided to go shopping. As I passed shop after shop a sign in one of the windows caught my eye. The sign read Felsoci's Unlimited. I ventured in on a hunch. I was right. Mary Ann Felsoci owned the shop, 39935, Mary Ann told me that Joyce Matthews owned a hat shop on the next street. Sherry smash he world over. Carol and I took in a bullfight the next afternoon. To our astonishment Holman was now a model at the House of Dior. Not wanting to miss a chance of seeing Sherryl attended an open fashion show at Dior's. Sherry told me that Linda Tarr and Nancy Jenkins are Navy nurses stationed in Paris. She also said M that Charlene Fronckel had opened an exclusive salon on the Riviera. My stay in Paris was short but a pleasant one. The ' 1 next stop on my itinerary was Madrid. In Madrid I attended a,lecture given by world renowned or ,dxf rrer authoress Carol Rees, Carol's new book, Last Will and Testament was a sensational the matador was none other than David Bell. On our way back to the hotel Carol saw a sign that read Scott-Kackley Memorial Hospital. We went inside and to our surprise Bill Scott and John Kackley were the hospital administrators. They had built the Scott-Kack- ley to help combat disease in Southern Europe. of V v 4l1,1 . T4 if , 'fum .K ,Y . Q ' 'i c' - O 24 By late afternoon the next day I was in Rome. Rome held many surprises. The first one was Judy Vass, Judy worked for the American Embassy in Rome. Judy arranged a tour of Rome for other visiting Americans and my- self. Among the other transients was attorney Mary Schmidt. Mary is an attorney in Los Angeles, California, She had been planning to run for district attorney but instead she had settled for a position in the Justice Depart- ment. Mary told me that one of the reasons she enjoys her work at the Justice Department is because our former classmate Marianne McCrea is Attorney General of the United States. Judy, not a violent person, is fond of the Wednesday night fights. She told us that Kenny Killer Kermy Starr would be pitted against Mad Dog De Maranjulia at the ' Roman Amphi- theatre. We attended the fight and Killer Kenny won. X as A week latel arrived in Tokyo. While in TokyoI attended a jodo 1' X match. The main events were won by Bob LaCross and Gary Porter. gifs N A No one should ever go to Japan without visiting one of the many tea V Xxx JMX houses that can be found almost everywhere. It was at this kind of establishment that X ,qt I met an- other former classmate, Philip Brabson. Philip was also on vacation. He is J Xyx ' an interior decorator who had come to Japan to study the Japanese decorating technique. A few days later I boarded an ocean liner headed for California, U. S. A. I had lived in San Francisco a few years before I moved to Denver, Colorado. A In Hollywood I reacquainted myself with several well known people. The first person I met was actress Barbara McDonald. Barbara was soon to be seen in Tim Wszeborowski's Caesar and Cleopatra. Tim is one of Hollywood's finest producers. Later Tim told me that Ron Tarr will soon be seen in the Rick Yocum production of Sincere- ly Yours, .93 John Doe. Ron won his fame a few years ago in the Academy Award presenta- tion I yf-'I' of Beowulf, King of the Gears, A trip around the world takes a lot of time, especially if you stop to visit. No matter where fly you go there is no place like home. It was fun but I'm glad it's over. 7' The class of '63 was a great one, Each member went his own way to seek his own particular brand of fame and fortune. It seems to me they did a good job. It is only fair to say that they are typi- cal of the fine outstanding young men and women that Brilliant Memorial High School produces. -- Mozella Bruce XQ! I . Q Ni f ff D, S, isa?-be ,' i C, , ' f3'1 0 , ' f w ie! J 'Jia ffl fix 9 nfs,-- 'P xA f A '-N f- -Q. turf I ' my .lug ,,ff1 iHllllllIllllllllIIlIll H llllll I 4 f will i n ' E X I Q N X 3 ' Y .vm ssl I QL was ,,' l ', a as ' L' EI 5 ff af 72.411 I The class of 1963 of Brilliant High School, being of unsould mind, does hereby bequeath the following per- sonal property in the manner stated: To the juniors we will our hard work on the yearbook because that is what is needed to have as good a yearbook as those of past years have been, To the sophomores we will our ability to build up a class treasury with lots of pop and candy money, To the freshmen we will our ability to put on a good junior class play. DAVE BELL wills his job on the Yearbook Staff to anyone who is willing to take it. EDDIE BELL wills his ability to play in the music festival to Tom Dawson. PHILIP BRABSON wills his ability to stay in school on the first day of rabbit season to Edward Forst. MOZELLA BRUCE wills , her ability to get along with Mary Louise Jamison to Nora Dennis, BETTE BURGE wills to ,ggff any girl who dates a sportsman a periscope so she may peek around cor- ners for spying ro coaches, VAL BURGE wills her ability to roam-f'- -'- ' the halls, make a lot of noise and not get caught to ' Frank Popp, RICH ELLIS wills to all B. B. Brains the power to study DAUNNA FORD wills her job in the cafeteria fthe enough to take it, MARYANN FELSOCI wills her seat in the senior home in hopes that it will fit him better. CHARLENE FRONCKEL wills to her sister, Susan, SHERRY HOLMAN wills her ability to stomp her feet caught, to Paula Eberts. study, study. teacher's roomy to anyone brave room to her brother, George, the ability to sew. over the office, without getting JOHN KACKLEY wills his Brilliant pennant to Sam I McCullough, NANCY JENKINS will a rear view mirror to Glenn Gardner so I he won't go into any more ditches. 'E I A ' BOB LACROSS wills nothing to nobody because he has nothing to will. if LINDA LIGGETT wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Kull and also her home economics A seat to Brenda Brown. fi JOYCE MATTHEWS wills her ability to go steady with the same boy for four years to Sharon 4 J Rine. -N' X MARIANNE McCREA wills her ability to type nineteen words a minute with seventeen errors X 'L H to Mr. Lucas. X 1 ' BARBARA MCDONALD wills her ability to get along with Charlene Fronckel to her sister, Phyllis. if' SANDY MOTTLE wills her ability to chew gum and not get caught to Alona Rish. 26 N1 -4 RICHARD NICHOLS wills his ankle weights to any- Q3 h wo one who is dumb enough to take them. JJ DARLENE o'DELL wins an her books in her sister, I - : Karen, BOB PBARCB wins his dancing ability in Ray Smith. Ii g GARY PORTER wins his ability in keep quiet in ' the 7 .- library to James Wilt, X i v! BURNS PUNCHBON wins his super CQ, gil rnodi- fied 1950 J li: Oldsmobile to Howard Case V' V,... ga' 0 to replace 50 Q Q ' his customized 1953 Chevyf' E T ' if ' ' ' S ' A . M . CAROL REES wills her seat fp - fs. Lg in Trig to her brother, David, and hopes his grades are ,f -'J better than hers were, MARY SCHMIDT wills her W 8' friendly persuasion to the juniors - they'll need it next year when they sell ads for the yearbook. W BILL SCOTT wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Jim Drummond. T TA 1 VERDA SLIVKA wills her ability to get along with Mr. Lucas in Bookkeeping II to Dawn Ingram. Q I KENNY STARR wills his ability to date two girls at the same time and not get caught to Glenn I C inf XX Gardner ROGER STERLING wills his ability to anyone who can do anything with his ability. fe l ' LINDA TARR wills her job in the cafe- I teria to Linda I-Iockenberry and hopes B I' ,-,, r she has as much fun as she did. . 1 I . 5 RONNIE TARR wills his ability to f' ff not get hurt in football until his senior Lo' year to Richard Lewis. S DAVE VERHOVEC wills his F 0 Q ability to keep his rattle trap of a car running to Mr. Leyland. - V ' JUDY VASS wills her ability X to avoid detention to Brenda Brown. TOM WEATHERI-IEAD wills Q anything he has to anybody who wants it. CYNTHIA WICK wills her R General Business book to Mr. Lucas. TIM WSZEBOROWSKI wills his ability I T to look lively during the morning classes to his sister. RICK YOCUM wills his ability to not get beat up by a certain teacher to Jim Drummond. xx ' , I' 'Hung 4' 5 Sp' 5 sms I , . tn Q ' ' Q : Wax ,Ox 095 A ',.'g' 27 SENIORS AS WE SEE 'EM! DAVID BELL - You know when he's around! KEN STARR - So Tired! JOHN KACKLEY - Class Wit GARY PORTER - Easy going guy TIM WSZEBOROWSKI - Lady Killer SHERRY HOLMAN - Full of fun and laughs MOZELLA BRUCE - Friendly when you know her CYNTHIA WICK .- Quiet but nice RONNIE TARR - What a man! MARY SCHMIDT - Girl with lots of talent BILL SCOTT - The typical American boy SONNY VERHOVIC - Has a lead foot LINDA TARR - Never a dull moment RICH ELLIS - Artist of his class CHARLENE FRONCKEL - Always pleasant JOYCE MATTHEWS - Loves to talk BOB LA CROSS - Football is his middle name BOB'PEARCE - Wonderful dancer MARIANNE McCREA - Our snappy head-majorette BARBARA MCDONALD - What a personality VAL BURGE - Class cutie and Homecoming Queen MARYANN FELSOCI - Good things come in small packages FLIP BRABSON - The boy who lov es trouble LINDA LIGGETT - Always has a grin CAROL REES - Genius of the senior class BURNS PUNCHEON - Most congenial student fVERDA SLIVKA - Beautiful blond from New Alexandria RICK YOCUM - Handsome Boyl SANDY MOTTLE - Not a worry in the world EDDIE BELL - The quiet type BETTE BURGE - Loves excitement RICH NICHOLS - Sweet but shy ROGER STERLING - Swell pal to everyone DARLENE O'DELL - Well liked JUDY VASS - New but nice DAUNNA FORD - Sweet and pretty TOM WEATHERHEAD - A likeable boy NANCY JENKINS - Never at a loss for words lqur I, Nvsr! COMPOSITE IDEAL SENIOR GIRL Posture - - Charlene Fronckel Complexion - - - - - - Verda Slivka Eyes 1 ---- Barbara McDonald Teeth - - - - Linda Liggett Hair - - - - Daunna Ford Smile - - - Joyce Matthews Sincerity - - - - Mozella Bruce Courtesy - - - - Cynthia Wick Wit - - - - Sherry Holman Neatness ---- Marianne McCrea Happy-Go-Lucky - - Val Burge Vitality - - - - Linda Tarr Intelligence - - - - - Carol Rees Helpfulness - - - - Mary Schmidt Disposition - - - Darlene O'Dell Calrnness - - - - Judy Vass Cheerfulness - - - - - Bette Burge Dancing Ability - - - - MaryAnn Felsoci Friendliness - - - - Sandy Mottle Flirtatiousness - - - - - Nancy Jenkins nfs f-NK 1 be i COMPOSITE IDEAL SENIOR BOY Posture - - Hair - - Eyes - - Calmness - - Wit - - - Complexion - - Quietness - - - Dancing Ability Nonchalance - - - Intelligence - - Friendliness - - Neatness - - Physique - - Athletic Ability Courtesy - - Devilishness - - Cheerfulness - - Teeth - - - - Bill Scott - Ronnie Tarr - Gary Porter - - David Verhovic - - John Kackley - - Rich Ellis - - Eddie Bell - - Bob Pearce - - Kenny Starr - - Burns Puncheon - - Rick Yocum Tim Wszeborowski - - - Bob LaCross - Richard Nichols - - Roger Sterling - - Flip Brabson Tom Weatherhead - David Bell MOST INTELLIGENT Carol Rees - Eddie Bell MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Marianne McC1rea - Burns Puncheon FRIENDLIEST BEST ALL-ROUND Charlene Fronckel - John Kackley Bette Burge - Bill Scott 30 is Lag, i 4. 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I Mm ,SW Q 3, Ns 4 o Ami one iiimn All the worldiv 4 mzge Ami all playerytf i , , - V:m,,1, - Q53 3 They nl entranf-in' 1 many party, YEARBOOK STAFF Verda Slivka, Linda Tarr, Bob LaCross, Val Burge, Mrs. Caskey, Advisorg Joyce Matthews, Barbara MCDOHBICI. Darlene O'De11, Iohn Kackley, Marianne McCrea, Charlene Fronckel, Mary Ann Felsoci. it in if fa f- t Wirvrieg EDITOR -------- ---- ASSISTANT EDITOR ' ' ' - - '- BUSINESS MANAGERS '- -' - '- ART EDITOR -' '- FACULTY '- CLASSES - - - ACTIVITIES - '- ATHLETICS - - -' MISCELLANEOUS HEAD TYPIS TS - - -' Darlene O'Del1 ' - John Kackley - - - - David Bell Ioyce Matthews Barbara McDonald Marianne McCrea - Sandra Mottle Charlene Fronckel - - - - Bob LaCross - - Burns Puncheon - - Verda Slivka Linda Tarr x I-fill 53 Q Myra FLASHES STAFF FIRST ROW: Mary Schmidt, Sandra Mottle, Linda Hockenberry, Roger Sterling. Linda Liggett SECOND ROW: Tom Weatherhead, Glenn Gardner, Rick Yocum, Gary Porter, Larry Thrash John Kackley THIRD ROW: Richard Nichols, Ron Tarr, Bob Pearce, Bob LaCross, Burns Puncheon. CO'EDITORS ' ' FEATURE EDITORS '- '- CLUB ----- - - W SPORTS EDITORS - - . Q ll PUBLICATION EDITORS I , A PUBLICATION STAFF - - - ,--f ' iq ,f Xi PUBLICITY ' ' ADVISOR '- - - Burns Puncheon Mary Schmidt - Glenn Gardner John Kackley Eric Yocum Linda Hockenberry - - ' Ronnie Tarr Larry Thrash - - Roger Sterling Richard Nichols - - - Bob LaCross Tom Weatherhead Dave, Verhovic Linda Liggett Gary Porter - - Sandy Mottle Bob Pearce - - - Mr. Suranovich STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Bill Scott, Sheila Downing, Val Burge, Paula Eberts, Mr. Merryman. SECOND ROW: Rick Yocurn, Linda Tarr, Rick Lewis, Rick Wine, Robert Grubb, Sam McCullough Torn Jasper. THIRD ROW: Randy McGough, Mary Schmidt, Shirley Fluharty, Pat Shipley, Sue Fronckel, Bill Probert. Thompson Doug Kirkland President - - - Vice President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Sponsor - - - Val Burge - - Bill Scott Sheila Downing - - - - - Paula Eberts Mr. Merryman J X X , STUDENT FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Fronckel, Becky Mayle, Linda Nichols. Pam Higgins, Anna Long, Sharon 1 Q W S- l 4 ' :xg 'N COUNCIL 5 52 I BETA CLUB FIRST ROW: Bob Schaefer, Paula Eberts, Marianne McCrea, Mary Schmidt, Mike Waugh, Mrs. Brennan. SECOND ROW: Janet Gardner, Sandra Carmoney, Jean Hannen, Jo Ann Flaherty, Mary Louise Jamison, Rosemary Gron, Carol Rees, Bette Burge, Mozella Bruce. THIRD ROW: Betty Ann McKinstry, Barbara Bright, Linda Enoch, Linda Patton, Alice Furbee, Nancy Zorbini, Darlene O'Dell, Lois Jean Naylor, Sherry Bebout, Karen Welsch. FOURTH ROW: Tom Jenkins, Sam McCullough, Dave Probert, Jim Kull, Rodney Fithen, Joyce Wells, Rita Wszeborowski, Barbara Abel, Jane Williams, Nora Dennis. President - - - - - - - - Marianne McCrea Vice President - - - - - Bob Schaefer Secretary - - - - Paula Eberts Treasurer - - - - - Mike Waugh B : Student Council - -Mary Schmidt, E Sponsor ---- - - Mrs. Brennan Q ,S N . if CHARACYER F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Carol Rees, Marianne McCrea, Bette Burge, Paula Eberts, Charlotte Fellows, Edie Sterling, Sheila Downing, Jane Williams, Charlene Fronckel, Barbara McDonald, Connie Briggs, Linda Bailey, Sharon Thompson. SECOND ROW: Carol Cunningham, Connie Van Fossen, Linda McCarty, Kathy Donaldson, Judy Springer, Judy Taylor, Jean Hannen, Barbara Abel, Sandra Carmoney, Wanda Banos, Linda Nichols, Pam Higgins. THIRD ROW: Nancy Zorbini, Alice Furbee, Karen Welsch, JoAnn Flaherty, Verda Slivka, Cynthia Wick, Jeanne Linn, Nancy Ruble, Rhonda Petrozzi, Mikeline Slivka, Connie Morris, Judy Critser, Mary Ann Felsoci. FOURTH ROW: Christine Moore, Nancy Jenkins, Brenda Brown, Donna Vadas, Sherry Holman, Linda Hocken- berry, Barbara Van Fossen, Shirley Zahransky, Dorothy Goddard. President ------------ Charlene Fronckel lst Vice President - - - - - - Barbara McDonald 2nd Vice President - - ----- Paula Eberts Secretary ----- - - Connie Briggs Treasurer ------ - - Jane Williams Parliamentarian - - - - - Marianne McCrea Historian --------------- Bette Burge Student Council Representative - - Sheila Downing QMAKFRS Y 4' 095 sr- o fro . I-gg 3? fr E' it 2 E r 411-, 1 J- E I O3 lg, 1, 0 New YJ GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION KNEELINGg Linda Tarr, Val Burge, Judy Critser, Elaine Dodd, Sheila Downing, Eleanor Carson Charlotte Fellows, Edie Sterling, Lettie Tarr, Linda Hockenberry, Christine Moore, Sharon Thompson Rhonda Petrozzi. STANDING: Jeanne Linn, Nancy Kachur, Judy Taylor, Linda Bailey, Connie Briggs Judy Springer Kathy Linda Nlchols, Pam Higgins Linda Ellis President Vice Presldent Secretary Treasurer Lettie Tarr Sheila Downing Charlotte Fellows Eleanor Carson Donaldson, Pat Shipley, Linda McCarty, Connie Var1Fossen, Wanda Banos, Sandy Carrnoney Jean Hannen 5 I ! I' J 57 HI-Y FIRST ROW: Frank Popp, Roger Sterling, Bob LaCross, Glenn Gardner, Fred Tarr SECOND ROW: Jim Kull, Gary Porter, Richard Nichols, Ken Starr, Gene Peck, Larry Roush B111 Scott Rrck Yocurn. THIRD ROW: Iohn Kackley, Iay Bradley, Bill Roe, Burns Puncheon. Sam McCullough Tom Jasper Larry Thrash. President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Chaplain - - - Glenn Gardner -' - Bob LaCross - - Fred Tarr - Frank Popp Roger Sterling PROJECTION CLUB FIRST ROW: Tom Jenkins, Fred Tarr. Frank Popp, Glenn Gardner, Roger Sterling, Danny LaCross, Terry Carrnoney, Harry Powell, Larry Thrash. SECOND ROW: James Kull, Ronald Mayle, Ronald Fithen, Robert Wade, Gary Porter, Richard Nichols, George Felsoci, Ronald Ridinger. THIRD ROW: Donald Brannon, Bill Roe, Jay Bradley, Greg Poole, Robert Nickoson, Robert Grubb, George Bailey, David Logsdon, Ray Smith. FOURTH ROW: Edward Bell, Jim McDonald, Junior Jarvis, Chuck Burrier, Leslie Wick, David Bell, David Rees, Larry Oberman. SPONSOR: Mr. Dalrymple N- '9 2 9 u, alll 2 LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW: Barbara Abel, Peggy Verhovic, Pat Shipley, Connie Balfantz, Sandy Granatir, Gary Porter MaryAnn Felsoci, Darlene O'Del1, Tom Weather-head. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brennan, Rita Wszeborowski, Judy Hanlin, Kathy Dolanj Gilbert Sterling, Tim Wszeborowski, Bob Hart, Donald Brannon. Janet Gardner, David Rees. J S' X of I 3' ' jf fl D 1 A I L X' INLXXV 'A K. l ,, 3, Rx ,lf ' 1 O1 2 , X Q ' Qi 'N L K ,, x44 f 5 , J,','fv,131fg' J-,iffy , , h X.. ' fqk 'Ll S5,flfL'.3 if . K iqmdf g ,-jx! - ,fy ., f A L A ,A A M. M., 7 ' f V if . . , M.. km ,, . , , X...f M., Hefggfh-ho! sing l1eiglJ4lJ0.' unto 4.5. ... gif is .. ,WM , Ms.. . NG S. 1.1, . 242157 - the M051 . lovin Than, laollyy is feigning, mon' folly: .3g1,5KEsPEAR15 BAND MAJORETTES: Charlene Fronckel, Jane Williams, Nancy Kachur, Marianne McCrea, Mikelene Slivka, Betty Ann McKinstry, Linda Nichols. FIRST ROW: Ed Bell, Tom Jasper, Dick Dawson, Pam Snyder, Pat Linn, Torn Dawson. SECOND ROW: Dave Shields, Sharol Zorbini, Diane Reinacher, John Owens, Gretchen Carmoney, Joyce Fisher. THIRD ROW: Connie Morris, Sherry Bebout, Judy Critser, Donna Hobson, Frances Jasenec, Linda Enoch. FOURTH ROW: Connie Van Fossen, Ricky Pry, Larry Weldon, Allen Bateman, Larry Faulkner, Albert Nicholson. FIFTH ROW: Pat Mooney, Harry Powell, Mike Waugh, Bill Probert, Jean Singleton, Ricky Wine. SIXTH ROW: Carol Rees, Sherry Holman, Darlene Dewlen, Doug Kirkland, Gaylen Bradley, Gilbert Sterling. SEVENTH ROW: Rick Yocum, Dave Probert, Randy McGough, Pete Olinski, Joyce Jasenoc, Rod Fithen. EIGHTH ROW: Dorothy Moore, Sandra Furbee, Barbara Thompson, Karen Welsch, Janet Gardner, Rosemary Gron. NINTH ROW: Mary Jamison, Jo Ann Flaherty, Sharon Thompson, Patty Gron, Lois Jean Naylor, Shirley Zahransky TENTH ROW: Linda Patton, Dorothy Goddard, Nancy Ruble, Becky Mayle, Judy Carpenter, Nancy Clark. ELEVENTH ROW: David Logsdon, Pam Higgins, Emmett Roberts, Barbara Abel. COLOR GUARD: Helen Hockenberry, Nancy Jenkins, Brenda Brown, Judy Springer. PrSSidCI1I '- - ' - - Thomas Jasper Vice President - - - - - David Prgberf Secretary ------ - - Linda Enoch Treasurer - - - Eric Ygcum 62 SENIOR BAND MEMBERS 1 ,, E, ,N Wi., 7' -rf f :ff 1 ' 1 5 ' J .Nz- --4, KNEELINGQ Charlene Fronkel, Marianne McCrea. STANDING: Carol Rees. Eddie Bell, Eric Yocurn, Sherry Holman, Nancy Jenkins. - ' h I :xg . , 'X ' . xx K E ' 'r Y ' ' ' M sf B '- 1291 ' N' 3 we L A 1 , I- fswvlv ff 1 4 1' a . xg If 3 Q Xxx. cl ! 63 SENIOR CHORUS FIRST ROW: Carol Rees, Barbara Abel, Sharon Thompson, Sherry Bebout, Karen Welsch, Carol Cunningham, Janet Gardner, Diane Ridinger, Elizabeth Bell, Betty Ann McKinstry, Mrs. Puncheon. SECOND ROW: Wanda Banos. Mary Ann Felsoci. Sandy Furbee, Nancy Ruble, Alona Rish, Shirley Fluharty, Carole Nicholsen, Jean I-Iannen. Joyce Wells, Sandy Carmoney, Darlene Knowlton. THIRD ROW: Azalia Ogden, Carol Bradley, Sandra Mottle, Alice Furbee, Judy Critser, Linda Nichols, Linda Enoch, Barbara Van Fossen, Charlotte Fellows, Donna Van Fossen. Diane Dailey. FOURTH ROW: Gilbert Sterling, Bob Nickoson, Richard Morgan, Don Herlensky, Pete Adrian, Randy McGough, Tom Schaefer, Chucky Burrier, Torn Jenkins, Terry Carmoney. FIFTH ROW: Bill Roe, Jay Bradley, Gary Porter, Jim Kull, Bill Scott, Eric Yocum. r B , 64 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS KNEELINGg Joyce Jasenec, Pat Shipley, Connie VanFossen STANDING: Kathy Donaldson, Linda McCarty. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ww K 4 !.4'vx'Y Zigi iff? .M W .J . - A . ii924523575?7E3..5f'g?3??l?PgQflil?j2f!f5351g2iEg5i.i?,iE,afV Q3 ii' ,iseiligsfif ,lf Q 'f , gm, W, ,ic HOMEMAKER LEADERS OF TOMORROW OF THE YEAR Marianne McCrea Bums Puncheon Bette Burge GIRLS' STATE BOYS ' STATE Carol Rees Edward Bell 67 CAST Cin order of appearancej Mrs. Appopolous - - Ruth Sherwood - - Eileen Sherwood - - Miss Jensen ---- First Police-,woman - Second Policewoman Strawberry Vendor - The Wreck ----- Kid -------- Mr. Fletcher - - Helen ------ Frank Lippencott - - Chic Clark - - - Violet Shelton - -' Violet's Friend - - Mrs. Wade - - - Robert Baker - - Five Sailors - - - Mrs. Sherwood - - - Prospective Tenant - The Consul ----- Doorman - - - - Mary Schmidt - - - Carol Rees ' Val Burge - Sandy Mottle - - Patty Ford - - Verda Slivka - - Daunna Ford - - Rick Yocum - - Nancy Jenkins -' - Gary Porter - Judy Lodge - - Roger Sterling - - - - - Ed Bell Barbara McDonald - Darlene O'De1l - -Sherry Holman - Burns Puncheon Ronnie Tarr John Kackley - Robert Pearce Kenny Starr Bill Scott - Cynthia Wick Marianne McCrea - - - Bette Burge Tom Weatherhead Our special thanks to Carol Gilchrist who understudied for Mary Schmidt because or illness CLASS PLAY '61-'62 MY SISTER EILEEN FIRST ROW: Burns Puncheon, Linda Tarr, Carol Rees, Mary Schmidt, Ronnie Tarr, Darlene O'Dell, Mr. Scherich. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jenkins. Val Burge. 0 THIRD ROW: Barbara McDonald, Bette Burge, Cynthia Wick. M FOURTH ROW: Marianne McCrea, Daurma Ford. A, lf FIFTH ROW: Sandy Mottle, Sherry Holman, Verda Slivka. ' 7 ,r . Q . . f Q QX , SIXTH ROW: Eric Yocum, Kenny Starr, John Kackley. K9 SEVENTH ROW: Tom Weatherhead, Bob Pearce, Ed Bell. LAST ROW: Bin scour, Gary Porter. I I Mrs. Stanley - - Miss Preen - - - Rickie Stanley - - - June Stanley ---- Sarah ------- Mrs. McCutchen - - Mr. Stanley ---- Maggie Cutler - - Dr. Bradley ---- Sheridan Whiteside - Harriet Stanley - - - Bert Jefferson - - The Luncheon Guests Sandy ------ Beverly Carlton - - Miss Westcott - - - Choir Director - - - Choir Boys ---- Banjo -------- Poupsie - - - CLASS PLAY '62-'63 Professor Metz ---- Loraine Sheldon ---- Radio Technician - - A Plainclothes Woman ----- Judy Vass Two Deputies ---- CAST fln order of appearancej - - Sherry Holman - - - - -Val Burge - - Linda Liggett - - Bette Burge - - Cynthia Wick - - - - - - Linda Tarr Tom Weatherhead - - - - Carol Rees - - - - Ed Bell - - Mary Schmidt - - Bette Burge - - Rick Yocum - Nancy Jenkins - - Bob Pearce Mr. Baker ------- - - - - - -David Bell David Verhovic Barbara McDonald - - - - Gary Porter - Roger Sterling - - Verda Slivka - - - - - Bill Scott Marianne McCrea Donald Hutchison Dennis Jasper John Kirkland - - - - Sandy Mottle Burns Puncheon John Kackley Luckie Armstrong FIRST ROW: Carol Rees, Linda Tarr, Mary Schmidt, Cynthia Wick, Mr. Scherich. SECOND ROW: Bette Burge, Nancy Jenkins, Val Burge. THIRD ROW: Barbara McDonald, Linda Liggett, Sherry Holman. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Mottle, Verda Slivka, Bill Scott. FIFTH ROW: Eric Yocum, John Kackley, Eddie Bell. LAST ROW: Thomas Weatherhead, Gary Porter. NF fp 53 N 521 v,,- EQQZP' .OA 2? m y ' 1- ' r .- k Q.. get ll as ' sv ' 69 53 Q. . ' 2 Q 2 , 4, X ,Q M L A w, 4. N M55 . ..,v vp 531252 M, . ,Sf f '1 w,f,W, , W M 5 5 W' Q Q, if z Y'-, Q ,Aff X Q Q NNE 3 ws. M V4 QM QW by yt, uf' A, at :P ff-B f Y ww s 'wwwm ...im sf .9 M, P , df 1 'f i A -sf x X Q 5 , Q Q v 95 f Xxx? , 2:1 KW iss, A asv W L, ? . A . '3-1 f . aria' , :J -' :zz-. sf Yr 'T 3 A ., QE ,NJ Y fgaz PM 'Q 3 ink ! 2 9' A W 'Q -Q 74f A -i.l,.-...,.. ..-,......M.i.,...?--1.. . i...1 n X -,K.:,,L Q 391 v 6 .,..: S +ww-V Q71 rv in 1? fm, 2322-as -Q an 1nx-- Mr Lmuwwwfgfw 'fidg V REMEMBER WHEN? We had a dance on the gym floor after the York- ville game? Mr. Wilson was doing the twist with Mrs. Pettit's little girl? Brilliant was undefeated in football? The juniors didn't cheer at the pep rallies? The 5th period girls' gym class decorated the locker room? Bette Burge had pigtails? Mrs. Kull said to bring Walter fwaterj to a boil? Bill Scott ate Worcestershire sandwiches on the band bus? We didn't have one way traffic in the hall? Senior girls got drivers' licenses? Football players were allowed to go steady? Four junior boys blew up a hydrogen experiment ment in Chem. Lab? When Sandy Chave kept things lively all the time? Rich Nichols was late for the sophomore play and he was the leading man? Mr. Leyland wore Mr. Henderson's tennis shoes to school? Mr. Sindlinger got locked in his back room? The seniors in Mrs. Pettit's history class gave her a party? Two majorettes changed clothes on the band bus? The college English class wrote ballads? Joyce and Daunna were fighting in the eighth grade? Rick broke the decorations for the prom? Mr. Scherich said these famous words It's your play When Mary Schmidt accidently dashed into the boys restroom? When Dave Bell and Dave Verhovec were convicts? Seniors were 7th graders? We could all walk into the assemblies and talk on the way? B.B, got gassed out of Chem. Lab? Linda Tarr fell in the upstairs hall and everyone heard the thud? Carol Gilchrist took the lead in the Ir. Play after only two day's rehearsal? CAN YOU IMAGINE? Mr. Suranovich giving A's? Bill Scott short and fat? Ri-ck Yocum . . . quiet? Brilliant High without Mr. Merryman A volume control on Sissy Zorbini? Mr. Lucas using words we understand? Val Burge with black hair? Mr. Zegeer's gym class orderly? Bucky without his teeth? Tim Nichols shy and quiet? Janet Gardner without Burns? Marianne McCrea not having her homework? All the seniors graduating? Bob LaCross not pestering someone? Ron Tarr not blushing when his girl is mentioned? The couples actually studying at noon in l05? The office without Betty? The annual being on time without Mrs. Caskey? Slot machines in the hall? Brilliant going undefeated in anything? Linda and Val not goofing off in the cafeteria? 5th period Social Problems class .without its littie nest of talkers? Seniors dating seniors? All the senior girls having dates for formals? Mr. Merryman not being rushed? The senior class being praised by all the teachers? Tom Weatherhead having his English done on time? Verda Slivka as short and tiny as Mrs. Armstrong? Boys and girls taking gym together? Algebra II class getting good grades? Brilliant getting out of school at 3:O0? Mr. Manley not comparing the juniors with the 8th graders at the pep rally? 0 Mr. Sindlinger having the temperature above 60 ? Mr. Goykovich saying ain't ? Flip Brabson not groaning? School without several pairs of crutches? The school buses getting to school on time? Linda without Val or Val without Linda? Janet Gardner getting F's on her report card? '51 6 I, 11 25524, f A ,,giE?EiksQ, 6 Q ui J f V w K 5 w - 'N' Qi? 'Wai Eiif.L, ?'ff1'f .' !E527i1eY ?--f1 WW 'Q iifiioiiSL:.51V5ZT?i?Q5iv65e393'lf,iLeJRiil4IBl?'W'w.,.v,Nzf3xQZi5iLSAmTZfQ'f nw' ,AQ ' 8 iran A O! It zs excellent To have a glam 5 Jtfengtla a 'bat zz' 15 fyffameoaf it like a giant. VARSITY FOOTBALL ' SQUAD at Q 4. F - K f Q Q. , tml ,As QQ f av-4'- FIRST ROWg Manager - Tom Schaefer, Larry Thrash, Ray Smith, Tom Jenkins, Ron Tarr, Bob LaCross. Burns Puncheon, Greg Poole, Bob Nichoson, Frank Popp. SECOND ROW: Mr. Henderson, Howard Case, John Tate, Chuck Burrier, Don Svoboda, Larry Roush, Fred Tarr John Goosman, Glenn Gardner, Mr. Manley. THIRD ROW: Leslie Wick, Gary Matthews, Bob Schaefer, Jim Kull, Rich Stephens, Dave Barcus, Jim Robinson Sam Retzer, Bruce Graham, Bob Hill, John Peterson. 469' Q-rf aa :-:QQ ., ' N17-24? ' - . i4.fr2' :I:':'3f3i:5w- , ,135 EPP N x - '.?'4,c . ,. , - , 2+ ' ' '- ' I V ' e g g?-S -.au ---X 'H K, ' '13 n..1- --- ' S7 X -. 'xx -v 1 v , f , 'Tb' 5 .9 X . , f W 'ig-i W 6' .--Q8 o 51 E z .5 E W,.wl'9 ' wyvffg is if 3 i S52 S f. , VARSITY BASKETBALL SEATEDg Sam McCullough, Ray Smith, Jim Robinson, Richard Nichols STANDING: B111 Scott, Steve Peaytt, Bob Schaefer. fXl M G Q ,gl 'Q' P U -,,,,.e.s-'-A ENIORS ,,a RUGER S TERLIN G BILL SCOTT RIC HARD NIC HOLS 1 'E Mgr-v fl' BOB LaCROSS XWW' K ANG x WW u Qwwwffk , 4- Q is 5 f M, T38 i 'K X r 1 iv!! 1: Q - I ,, ,.., , ,.,, 2 'L ,'l'. L ' ' ' as f ia-11 N P5 ww 2, - 4 iw Qimii H-war' gg a miga! Q My ,:. . ,mmm , Q q Q -'W.. Z mg . .:. zrizzws iyg x' A Q S mx P I1 nx...,,,, ...... , 4 M xy s if ff N J BASEBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: David Edwards, Sam McCullough, Jim Robinson, Brent Adams, Robert Gibbs, Roger Sterling SECOND ROW: Bill Scott, Bob Schaefer, Richard Nichols, Sam Retzer, Larry Roush, Tom Schaefer. THIRD ROW: Donald Svoboda, Ronald Tarr, Richard Stephens. Bill Brooks, Charles Bailey. 65, Ma E-' Cx 'i u f Sv ses TRACK TEAM FIRST- ROW: Richard Nichols, George Felsoci, John Tate Richard Connell Larry Roush Frank Popp Charles Hockenberry, Bob LaCross. SECOND ROW: Sam McCullough, Kim Craig, John Gooseman Ron Tarr Larry Oberman Randy McGough, Greg Poole, Mike Waugh, Lawrence Puncheon THIRD ROW: Ron Mayle, Ron Fithen, Bob Hill, Junior Jarvis Harry Powell Bob Lathem Frank Noble, Terry Carmoney, Roger Nest. FOURTH ROW: Sam Retzer, Bob Schaefer, Bill Scott Dave Barcus Bob Wade Lewis Hilliard John Dunn. I 5 7 J X7 V7 WRESTLING SQUAD FIRST ROW: Ron Fithen, Ron Mayle, David Kushner, Danny LaCross, Neil Waugh, Iohn Dunn, John Tate, John Peterson, Norman Sterling, Manager. SECOND ROW: Bob LaCross, Frank Popp, Kim Craig, Elmer Cornelius, Allen Bateman, Charles Snyder, Terry Carmoney, Mike Bell, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miltko, Roger Sterling, Tom Dawson, Donald Herlensky, Gilbert Sterling, David Barcus, Robert Wade, Bob Lathem, Rick Wine, Manager. CSA ' X. NNW VN W xl ff f K N ..,s 'lwlflxflfl M 1'f F Lk.. x 'X JL, RESERVE BASKETBALL SEATEDg Robert Gibbs, Bob Norris, Bruce Graham, Larry Roush, Charley Bailey, Brent Adams. STANDING: Dave Brannon, Managerg Bob Hart, Managerg Leslie Wick, Lewis Hilliard, Richard Lewis, Tom Schaefer, Sam Retzer, Manager. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: David Edwards, Ron Mayle, Richard Lewis, Pete Adrian, Mark Dunfee, Craig Ramsey. Lawrence Puncheon Allen Bateman, Albert Nicholson, Charlie Bailey, Bob Norris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Zegeer, Neil Waugh. Larry Weldon, Richard Schaefer, Jerry Tate, Robert Kirkland, Bob Adams, . Bill Probert, Frank Ellis, Terry Carmoney. THIRD ROW: Don Kakasic, Bill Riley, Mark Degenhardt, Jerry Spencer, Dave Ely, Joe Harvin, Roy Nichols. 90 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR HIGH C.HEERLEADERS Phyll' F kel, Kathy Dolan, Sandy Granatir, Barbara Buchanan, Gretch C y 92 DIETICIANS Eunice Ashton and Ada Goolsby CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS rl rf s s , , t s f BACK ROW: Dawn Ingram, Sandra Kirkland, Karen O'Dell, Val Burge, Daunna Ford, David Edwards, David Logsdon. FRONT ROW: Maureen Middleton, Linda Tarr, Joyce Matthews, Edie Sterling, Linda Hockenberry, Darlene O'Dell, Nancy Zorbini, Alice Furbee, Richard Morgan. CUSTODIANS Audrey Reynolds Marvin Frye Wilbur Moore Velma Butler BUS DRIVERS Howard Barcus Gerlad Howard Delbert Sterling Claude Dewlen Ray Cunningham E325 P 5596 ' A u X , , W s , ,324 if fig .3 ww, My 1 W ,: A Q Q, .x.L. , W Wi -' ,,g1?W 4 u 3 li E' 'VE' 14? , v A This above all - to flame be Mile Ami it mmf follow, ax the fine day, Thou cam! not than be falsefo any mme. s1-1AKEsPEARE ff- fr W-J ,FQ 64 I CONGRATULATIONS FROM REDDY KILOWATT AND ALL THE FOLKS AT OHIO POWER TO THE GRADUATES AND STUDENTS AT BRILLIANT HIGH SCHOOL. AMERlCA,THE GLORIOUS LAND OF OPPORTUNITIES IS YOUR HERITAGE MAY THE FUTURE BRING YOU HAPPINESS. GOOD HEALTH, SUCCESS AND PROSPERITY. OHIO POWER COMPANY AMEQICAN ELECTRIC :Bowen SYSTEM N. GILCHRIST AND SCN Brilliant, Ohio Mingo Junction, Ohio Build Today - The Gilchrist Way 'X .1- . - V 7 -. f , ' fe'-wg' - 554 jiifri j ' ii ,gm . 1 ' f0 255EfQ QL? 'fi' zfiiififii., fi-?f2 fL-f 5. iq QQTT' REI 2 lrwaxw 4 . 1 ' Q SIL. - Aff - i' T. 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Ambulance Service Radio and Oxygen Equipped Hospital Beds - Wheel Chairs LY 8-2191 Phone Br1111ant LY 8-2192 E2,z,Q.T,,e.m,.,.,. A,Mm,1 - ,lg ff, ,V , 4, -L ' :Ai?:j1:'2, 1 p MM ffim N , geesgefwwgwW.+,NIwwwfuM1+fiff.eQe - ? , , '1 ' , .,,,...1-1.5 q, mira.:eeefifw-':s...::1sf1'Jaiwwf- 'fe ' X , I 1,51 ii r ,. uw -.-D r 3,1 BEST WISHES TO WILLIAMS' DRUG STORE 0567 o n 'Q icy.:- Emu 1-I V 'J' DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Compliments of ans gl I1 oxvg-VI . '4,,, 6,9 U Il, sotuulsngbh U 0 ' V Q Dlh J' 9 ' 1 ' -2, M 4 ' - 1, 4+ lr, Ed' U 'r . sf- Cof. -f W' .. oo Ju e, f' I ,is ' v , -,L Best Wishes to the Class of '63 THE COFFEE POT Corner of Third and Ohio Compliments of KORNER MARKET Where Courtesy Counts .dw D r 'W ,' , 4253. Q, 1 ,sy E1N7'3'ff6 - lv? Service With A Smile 822-Third Street Brilliant, Ohio Groceries - Ice Cream Hot Sandwiches Compliments of Best Wishes From MINGO NATIONAL BANK - THE COMMUNITY 9, SAVINGS BANK co. ,. Q 65 In eff . 'Z' 1 , J J Yorkville, Ohio MAKE YouR HOME c:oMPLETE i ..,, f f A -S 9 1 Compliments ll n fl 1 vii- .Fi , Ep .U A of i THE GUY JOHNSTON LUMBER AND SUPP LY COMPANY Steubenville, Ohio AT Z-5373 GERRERO MUSIC STORES Steubenville, Ohio Wheeling, West Virginia The Largest and Most Complete Music Store Between Pittsburgh and Columbus Sponsored by GULF GAS STATION Brilliant, Ohio RO BER T MORGAN Phone LY 8-3240 Compliments of THE BRETTELL COAL CO. Coal and Disco Mingo Junction, Ohio Phone KE 5-1629 JOHNSON'S HARDWARE STORE 907 Third street 'f.1. P' Brilliant, ohio if 25-Q3 Phone: KE 5-1416 Us Gunn 1, nlunnum X 41 Q! and r Sfxia X F9 MINGO PLUMBING AND HEATING Installations , Maintenan ce and Repairs 674 Commercial Street Mingo Junction, Ohio L- Y f- l , 1 YJ, a , ,T ' U Congratulations L 4 and Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 BRINDLEY'S GROCERY South Brilliant Phone LYriC 8-2101 f WILBUR BRINDLEY 5 1' C omplirnents of WADERKER'S AUTO SERVICE fi i3 GW- Brilliant, Ohio I05 BARCLAY-BROOKS INSURANCE lxyyxwlyl-1 il' Al N lsfeggik 'Nt , X , QQ gwb NMQ X X xl X X N 1 .. xxx, I X xy 142 N. Fourth Street Steubenville, Ohio Y 'm A IDEAL N 2 BARBER sHoP A 201 Ohio St. - L ' south Brilliant, ohio ll si X1 A i A 1 .Q Across From Kennedy's Food Market Nario Spong Auto, Burglary, Fire Insurance at the Lowest Cost BAKER'S INSURANCE AGENCY Brilliant, ohio For the Latest in Hair Styles and Personalized Service Make Your Appointment at THE MODERN MISS BEAUTY SALON 6 Tiddale Addition - Brilliant Phone LY 8-2560 '- I Phone LY 8-2460 W' sy 1r'u me '- YM Evening by Appointment DELATORE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of Offers Free Parking P 226 S. 4th Street . DR. PUNCHEON Union Barber 'Fi Y Steubenville , Ohio I06 Compliments of MILLARD PLUMBING 8. HEATING 2422 South Commercial Street Mingo Junction, Ohio KE 5- 1003 MINGO FLOWER SHOP It ,,a, ffjw N uf-L. Q, 5, Flowers of Distinction 631 Commercial St. Mingo Junction, Ohio Phone KE 5-1052 THE PHIL-MOR For Young Men Who Care Headquarters XX I , for Ohio Valley's X fl y Graduates I N I f X Steubenville x-X Martins Ferry, Ohio BOROSKI SOHIO STATION GENERAL REPAIRING Dillonvale, Ohio Phone 9-4051 Phones: Smithfield 2401 - 2411 TI-IE NORTH AMERICAN COAL CORPORATION Powhatan Division Bloomingdale , Ohio S Betsy Mine Compliments of MILLERS GROCERY STORE Grocery and Meats New Alexandria Phone LY 8-2491 Groceries tteu G-Rccsb' LJ 99 1 '4- 9' - 5 THE STEUBENVILLE AUTOMOBILE CLUB It Pays to Belong 149 North Third Street Phone AT 3-3307 MR. PAUL NOEL Secretary Manager MISS SHIRLEY KNOWLTON . Asst. Secretary Manager Best Wishes From STEVE'S Fish and Chips 208 South Street Steubenville, Ohio p XS5'fQ,f NwI , Compliments of SPAHN'S SWEET HOME DAIRY Suns et Boulevard Steubenville, Ohio M! gn R . . ...... - 5--qv xg --1.-.. Pk ,IQ .L N N. Compare Price! 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Phone: CEdar 2-9555 GOLDSMITH'S Wallpaper 1109 Main St. , Wheeling, W BELTONE The Quality Hearing Aid Beltone Wheeling Hearing Service Va 1050 Main St. , Wheeling, W, Va. X Complete Hearing Aid Service A L 3 THE U CEdaT 3-032.0 WALTER ARENSBERG AN RS Distributor Marietta Paints - Finishes 2309 i , CEda.r 2-1970 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC CLUB Brilliant, Ohio Compliments of ,1 WOODFORD'S FEED STORE B6St Wishes jf, Daily Grinding to the ij! S and , gl Delivery Senior Class . fl? if fl of J Smithfield, ohio QQ' . 1963 19' X 099' G' Phone 2351 Phone AT Z-3695 THE REILLY CHEVROLET - CADILLAC COMPANY Buy With Confidence From the Leader WEST END MOTOR COMPANY Largest Selection in the Valley Finest in Used Cars and Trucks 315 south Third street P, o, .Box 768 USED tin Steubenville, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio 5 fCan1ZOI1 Roady A -- Q W, 7 . ,Q-U I v-Eqllrrf Cadillac AM 4 O30 Chevrolet LAST Mmure I Compliments Ci ! T SW Old Fashioned if Home Made of l Ice Cream News Stand Light Lunches DR. H. S. Hallmark Greeting OPTOMETRIST Cards Nfsegb, Phone LY 8-9701 I Mingo Junction Toronto .i1i,.. 5 II2 w 'X TRI STATES' COMPLETE FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER B VAUGHN'S BEAUTY SHOP For the Finest in Hair Care Call 5348 Weirton, West Virginia Q 71 Q ff -fp? ,, G ML - V xx 4 x-1 .N-2 X.. ,Q g Outfitters For the Entire Family WEISBERGER'S Since 1893 Mingo Junction, Ohio Follansbee, W, Va. Weirton, W, Va. Best Wishes for a Successful Future From 414 Market Street Steubenville Qhig STEUBENVILLE BUS COMPANY Best Service in the Valley .,.Q6'T'1'i'? 'rA., llll : , 0' . A 5.24555 ..,4.,,'qq,. , ' , , K- f,.,,,,...n...,,,-L, - D.N. A. Mernber O, M, H. -A.. Marlett Parkwood Vag21I3OT1d KACHUR MOBILE SALES, INC. Phone UL 9-4103 ANDY KACHUR, Owner R.D. Z, Rayqand, Ohio BORDEN OFFICE Congratulations EQUIPMENT CO. Seniors We Carry Cosco Office Equipment Designed for Personal Comfort and Efficiency swim if G fi? Q- G 141 North 5th Street 13 v . . G Steubenville Ohio A Main at Eleventh Sf. , 1-'f f fr? U Rr xxx. ff Fashion Corner of l I Wheeling, W. Va. JIM RUTHERS WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE MElrose 3-9203 413 Hanover St. Martins Ferry, Ohio ..,. II ' X x Gold CIR!! a Siem: ATLANTIC 1-4515 ED PHONES Residence: Anmmc 1-3:54 i wwmn sm.: wsmrou 2626 stones: INC, 73 No. am smear from rr.. mf ld se G ef :zzz MAIN sr. srsusenvliie, ol-no wslnrou, w. VA A, T I V V vw . - N ' 4- JKT, I ' W Q .U 1, . ., 5. , . 'x ' I Q . I , A 'i n g -fm. , g-.Q W 3 ECONOMY SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family Better Shoes for Less Money 404-406 Hanover St. Phone ME 3-0061 h is l CHARLES E. JOHNSON Town 81 Country Office Phone AM 4-3590 Day AM 4-0346 Nite gl nv, 6' 'Q ATI oNwl DE INSURANCE GILBERT STERLING We Sharpen All Types of Saws 307 High St. Phone LY 8-2656 B rilliant , Ohio Best Wishes to Class of 1963 GERALD E. MCKINSTRY Lubrication Tires Batteries Accessories 203 Market Street Brilliant, Ohio Phone LY 8-9703 U2 WAV f' WF fw53 '7 Aw! BEAUTIFUL SUNSET BOWL Z0 Brunswick Lanes and Automatics Open Z4 Hours The One Place With the Family Atmosphere. The Center Where All the Kids Meet After School and on Saturdays and Sundays, Free Bowling Instructions by a Certified Instructor Fine Food Served at Our Snack Bar 4238 Sunset Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio was ,. ,. G f-. so F S 4 , . -:-:2 2:2:I: '-22525 ' f 'EY -'-' Q- 55. 5535: we -:3,f::z:::::1: 9 fx DON'S DRIVE IN Home of the Donburgern Homemade Ice Cream Carry Out Service Home Cooked Meals Tiltonsville UL 9 -2406 .faffaw-LQ: . .-f 1 ,:,,, vm . - w , .I-4 . xsf' o., . 4 U- . -at--f I .M-4, v 'A' W, 9. - 5 MONTGOMERY TIRES Kelly Tires Retreading and Road Service Stoney Hollow Blvd. Steubenville, Ohio Phone AT 3 -3704 TIRES USEMEV KINNEY'S SHOE STORE Where Shoes Are Double Checked ,. LET RUDNERS FEATHER YOUR NEST Martins Ferry fo F , t B e lla i r e r 1 B r id g e po rt 424 Market Street fifx ,Y ,I , M I play Peg- T rf I- 4 vi 'ig:1AtSfrQQ...,z E HERMAN'S BARBER SHOP 2606 Commercial Avenue f George's Run LY 8-2454 Markel Markel I I7 CRITZER CAR WASH W. G. SPIES CO. X f' 115 North 4th Street , - , f ' 924 Third Street P, Established 1880 ,7 :.r : xi? - Q ' ' ' ' 2'A ' nig h! Q' Brilliant, Ohio K Steubenville 's Large st and ,A , yn. . . X Leading Jewe lers . kv- T ' A 0 Fine Watches ,ex 0 L Diamonds f- Elf lll' I: Q 3.7 ,,-' A lrzizvvlyr A gigs: - G la s s War e Appo int me nt Re que s te d , S ilve rware - -f 11.4.1-:.ff2?ii,4, C hina - Gift S . ' 1 'ifeffg i .. X. Reaxilli' f 3 QQ? Compliments HESLOP FUNERAL HOME of LILA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone LY 8-3208 1204 Gilchrist Street Brilliant Ohio HESLOP FURNITURE STORE Martins Ferry, Ohio T57 Remember 4 - 4. ' CHEVROLET Q Compliments of MATTHEWS CHEVROLET Brilliant, Ohio Phone: LY 8-3120 Chevrolet Sales and Service Since 1924 II8 JOHNNY'S TRUCK 8. AUTO REPAIR 124 N. Lake Erie Steubenville, Ohio AT 2-3121 , Exo 4' M AUT ! REPAIRS .llgxxkx X: 'V , -' A Ziff S GROVES GROCERY AND SOHIO STATION Compliments of CHARLES FELLOWS INS. AGENCY GRANGE GRANGE MUTUAL , gg, CASUALTY COMPANY GSLIRAVAOQ T S New ALeXa.HdT1a 5 7 ,V New Alexandria .T A X 4'fj Phones: K CI-IAS. JR. LY 8-2085 BLUE SWAN RESTAURANT Open Daily 11:00 - 2:30 A, M, I-lot Pizza Spaghetti Hamburgers Steaks . b TEE-?..L . ff: ll , ,I -.C -.v , 1, g ....:..- Mmm? f sxx Smithfield 9005 Compliments of RIESBECK FOOD MARKET open Nifes Till - 9:00 f Xb- Ng 1 25 W Smithfield, D illonvale Yorkville CI-IAS. SR. LY 8-2093 Your Partner in Protection REFINERS TRANSPORT 8. TERMINAL CORP. I-laulers of Petroleum and Chemicals 811 North Seventh Street Steubenville, Ohio AT 3-2022 HAMMOND ORGANS STEINWAY PIANOS Chickering, Story Sr Clark Everett, Cable-Nelson Band Instruments, Gibson Guitars 1 ,:. Sheet Music T'g I 1F ,t -: ,,4,.:2?1i' Q 1551111 ,f, -'I ni': V I 1 xx5 Rx I . Compliments of the HERALD STAR fx, 121 P ff' 22 .--' .1 zQ151E:.::- S' 'V .ns '--51:-A f Steubenville , Ohio Q. DE FRANCES Tuxedo Rental Tailor - Dry Cleaning 211 North Fifth sc. T93 M51 is -:- fl .Cixi 5 il 1 Xl iz K 1 f 5 '.-- .1 J N ' if ei.: in X Elisa ' my S :if j '17-if j f? ., ' - J S V 2'. 52 ilifi. ai ., A'::' 111,551 I , Steubenville , Ohio 2 lx l 4 MODERN DAIRY Farm Fresh Products 1 14114 ELMER E. HOLM 1' Phone AT 2-6591 Steubenville , Ohio FELLOW'S FEED SUPPLY International Tender Feed U ELBY'S Family Re staurants home of the BIG BOY hamburger 4 locations to serve you RCA Whirlpool Morristown, Ohio Wheeling - Downtown Refrigerators and Freezers Moundsville , W . Va . .A Woodsdale 4 ' 1 31.5 f-5 1 -: :.. 1... MURRIN'S CARPET CENTER 1133 Main Street A i Wheeling, W. Va. Compliments CARL HuMEs TRUCKING COMPANY Cffffrmhmaqv QQWOYLC 10 QM i 0 . IS OUR fx' THSLIETHT WE LLSBU RG NATIONAL BANK Wellsburg, West Virginia Capital S100,000,000 Surplus S200,000,000 370 lntere st Paid in Savings Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System we rihffgiy xx',?liX1'iIt: , 'lwxl' Groceries THE NEW COOPERATIVE CO. V ' GEORGES RUN STORE uALl-rv .A F' f? THE co'r'rou nnonuceks EMF AQ jx . MARKETING ,PURCHASING bi- I ' Delivery Service ' Phone LY 8-2106 I2I BEST WISHES LATHEMS MOTOR SALES Plymouth - Valiant Sales and Service .f ' I pLY OU1'H -tg . 'ffiifi - I 1' LY 8 3101 .-4 xv ' 3--L' MIIH G? , - Compliments of BUILDING AND SAVINGS COMPANY 127 South Fourth Street , Steubenville, Ohio S Compounded Semi-Annually We invite you to open a new savings account with us NOW! 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Va- BIGGIO KENNEDY'S FQRD The Savin es i H saga and Friendliest Plicet in Town - 5,31 PLEASED TO 1 ' MEAT ,., ky You Fine Used 1 li Q' 263' Cars 5 PADDY'S DINER Always Open Old Route 7-Georges Run Complete Booth WILMA KAY BEAUTY SHOP 420 Market Street and LYric 8-2437 Counter Food Service .fliix f - -f rms . J 222554 f'-as fi fi Q f' 0 .L gf., N2 E if Say It With Flowers WELDING CO, MlLLARD'S GARDEN Distributors of Welding Equipment and Industrial Supplies 310-318 Main Bridgeport, Ohio AND GIFT CENTER We ?. N I , QP sg A .A-.bil f The Personal Touch That Means So Much Dial LY 8-3248 709 Third Street Brilliant We Phone Flowers Anywhere I25 For Valley Wide Delivery . . UNITED CHIO VALLEY M I L K ICE CREAM ME 3-1451 300 N. 5th Martins Ferry, Ohio Compliments of CrReenWood 7-3238 Compliments of GLENN STRAUB E. H. HEINBAUGH J. I. I-IOLCOMB MFG. CO., INC Indianapolis 7, Indiana 16th Street Rambler 372.2-llth Street S. W. Wheeling, West Virginia Canton 10, Ohio GEORGES RUN DAIRY LANE sooo fmoo Friendliness 'da-Pfifls and kd Cleanliness I kia! -r -41-1:3u1u1:ga1 4 I' ' .ff 1 Se rvic e ' - '--zmxealzzazalamu-' 12Ex:Q211:a..4' Best Wishes For a Successful Future From VIRGIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 3 5 . F 'Geasurr C7011 2:2 SINCE 1897 I O S T E N ' S Treasure-Craft Jewelers and Stationers Fine Class Rings Announcements Awards Diplomas Minerva, Ohio Representative - ED RALEY DICARLO'S PIZZA SHOP I The Most Popular Pizza in the Tri-State-Area OHIO NOVELTY AND CANDY COMPANY 158 N. 3rd Street Steubenville, Ohio Phone AT 2-8601 Party Favors, Wedding Favors, Etc. Promotional Items I U , Q -ill: ' tii-.J I27 HILLCREST DAIRY High Grade Dairy Produc ts 3 Main Offices Cadiz, O. Phone WI Z-21 18 Carrolton, O. Phone 179 - J Steubenville, O. Phone AM 4-0311 and R 1515. Cfah:f,ss1isa1z2T2F if? DISTRIBUTORS OF ,- GUERNSEY MILK I' Pa 492 B.F. or MORE PROMPT HDME DELIVERY Compliments of MICHAEL KACHUR Wells Township Trustee in ll' Yo Qs, I , HP? H. R. WELDON TRUCKING COMPANY SLAC: 904 South Commercial Street Mingo Junction, Ohio AMERICAN LEGION POST 573 Brilliant, Ohio vi '15'I1 ,,.. 6 F ' ' ,1.- ' f all E xi, I1 xx' iff! '- 59 if Izzq' Vuzilau 1':: 1 iz :,, V OFFICERS - Roger Durant Corndr. ---- - lst. Vice Comdr. - - - Marvin Frye Znd Vice Corndr. - - - Dick Covington 3rd, Vice Corndr. - ------ Joe Petras Adj. ------- - - George Felsoci, Sr. Chaplain -------------- Joe Petras Finance and Child Welfare - - - Mike Kachur TRUSTEES Frank Sweeney Bert I-Iennis Rex Cecil Mike Kachur George Felsoci, S fi Y.P.S. RACING fi TEAM 117 M. P. H. Iskederian Cams Moon Equipped SPINETTI'S DEPARTMENT STORE rv Tmonviiie, ohio I ' 51 0 I L ff.-X Kvf , f f ff.311Ef b 's. ...A 4 L UL 9-4716 -l f' ff L I THOMAS KULL Fresh Meats and Groceries Reasonably Priced Service at Your Door f f.,-,:. 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