Canal Winchester High School - Pepenaus Yearbook (Canal Winchester, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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Y...VJl ,Y .. ,, ,Jun MISS EVA BA RNHART O U We, the Senior Class of 1955, wish to dedicate this year's Pepenaus to Miss Eva Barnhart who has acted as our advisor for this year's edition as well as for editions of all past years. We feel that we owe the success of our efforts to her able assist-- ance. . ' 2 x f X 4 4' 2 1 ' 3 , 1 g 2,141 ?ep-ee F7 ' E: in xg f 14: - 3 1 4 'Y-, 1 1 s X Q ' 0:6614 E if 4 jg,1g.i'e - - ggii if ide ZW? I I Zaafwlofg FIRST ROW Miss Jeanette Schneider, Clerkg Dr. O, W. Jepsen, President: Mr. Robert Reinhard,Mr. Walter Sanders Dr Bland L. Stradley, Mr. Thornton Smith, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Mr. George C Schultz Supertntendentg Mr. Wayne McQuillin, Principal. 4 GEORGE C,SCHULTZ., B.A.. M.A, Superintendent Perturbed by people who go 'round with a chip on their shoulder .... Hobby, c o 11 e c t in g old pictures .... Schultzie hopes someday to have a perfect school. WAYNE MCOUILLIN, B.A,, M.A. Principal Bothered by students who are content to do less than they are able .... Favoritepastime,Work??? Can sit and look at it for hours QWorks at it for hours too, We'1l betj .... Mac's ambition, to build an atomic energizer for tired students. MISS EVA BARNHART B.-A.. M.A. Peevedby students with ability who do not work up to their capacity .... Tra- vel and photography are her joys .... Dreams for a sabbatical year in which she could make a round- the-world trip QWouldn't we alll. MRS. MABEL GALE Dislikes people who leave athletic games be- fore they are over .... Go- ing places is fun and to travel through the forty- eight states at leisure would be wonderful. MRS. MARION HATLE- STAD, B.S. in Edu. Dislikes ilattery .... Peeved by pessimists .... Hobby, reading historical novels .... MH dreams of traveling leisurely .... Am- bition just to be helpful faren't you a1ways?J. MR. ROBERT ROSHON B.S. Disgusted by people who say, But everyone is doing it! .... Likes wood carving .... Bear Qwhere did you acquire thatlj wants to do a lot of relax- ing in the future. MR. CHARLES ULREY B. Sc. in Education Doesn't have time to develop dislikes or peeves .... Bugs fbunny?J favor- ite pastime is sleeping fcan't get anything done that way!j....His desire is to get I's at Contests. MRS. WINIF RED DRUMM A.B. Bored to TEARS by stu- dents who waste timein study hall .... Reading is her favorite pastime .... Win hopes to have a comfort- able home and income in the future. MR. GILBERT GUILER B. Sc., M. Sc. Antagonized extensive - ly by people who realize everyone's faults but fail to see their own .... Gil has no developed hobby but would love to be able to travel anywhere in the world iLife gets teejus don't it?J. MR, ROBERT JOHNSON B.A. Abhors just minute stu- dents who Rush to com- plete work for six-weeks' grade .... Bob is fond of painting .... Hopes to de- velop a large Industrial Arts Program. MRS. FRANCES STEUBE B. Sc., M. Sc. Main grievance, people who try to get by with do- ing as little as possible .... Has no time for a hobby, but Fran dreams of a home with every possible labor-saving device fWhat will you do with you're spare time?j. MR. MILTON WILL Has no peeves .... Main hobby, earning a living Cthat's a hobby?J .... 'Un- cle Miltie anticipates plenty of time to do nothing fthink it will ever come?j. FIRST ROW: Patti Blais, Shirley Burke, Catherian West, Sherry Hoover, Evelyn Wildermuth, Dorothy Smith. SECOND ROW: Patricia Stotler, Lois Magee, Virginia Carr, Jane Hanson, Carmen Bickel, Mrs. Hatlestad- Advisor. I FIRST ROW: Doris Crabbs, Rodneywildermuth, Ronald Fridley, Carl Heister, Jane Zaayer, Patti Blais, Dick Loucks. SECOND ROW: Donna Freeman, Lois Magee, Byron Miller, John Cathers, Joe Barnhart, Darrell Pierce, Mike Hockman, Sherry Hoover, Mr. McQui11in-Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Rodger Marion. 6 50426 ' FIRST ROW: Nancy Mason, Molly Mason, Catherian West, Sherry Hoover, Doris Crabbs, Sheila Thornton SECOND ROW: Janet Howard, Mary Morrison, Mary Bayer, Emma Starcher, Janet Fridley, Lois Stebleton Bea Haynes,MissBarnhart--Advisor. THIRD ROW: Patricia Stot1er,Lois Magee,Jean Roseberry, Kay Thomas Anita Gaston, Joanne Friend. Joanne Friend, Miss Schneider, Clerk 7 Betty Wears, Mr. McQui11in's Girl Friday Mr. Zwayer Mr. Hamilton Not Pictured-Mr. Loucks one ' N ,Xu I ' ' f lx f 1 a , , . . . t F' . Lf, I 6 Mr. Blckel, Mr. Coleman, Mr. Busey. Not P1ctured-Mr. G1e1, ,H i 'df n E Mr. Patrick.. f A VA 8 7746-md Ewa lb. QFD 0 'o ' d im FIRST ROW: Arlie Houston, Bill Holley, Timmy Boyer, Don Botts, Dick Lattimer, Bob Schorr, Bob Newell, Gary Schaeffer. SECOND ROW: Ray Gaib, Bob Friend, Jerry Haugerman, Danny Coakley, Dick Gaib, Wayne Russell, Harry Fischer, Pat Thomas, Don Miller. 74 Q FIRST ROW: Patricia Stotler, Jean Roseberry, Janet Howard, Lois Magee, Shirley Burke, Judy Shumaker. SECOND ROW: Marie Warga, Rodney Wildermuth, Paul Trogus, Dan Crist, Jack Vance, Pat Gibeaut. 9 6064 'Wlv dl' f-nun., Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Benson. Not Pictured: Mrs. Harman. Wilma Matheny, Lola Gibeaut, cam? Don Botts, Janet Stotler, Donnie Miller 10 Yi' .X M X I 6 V P94-ee Pepemw P ' T V I ' +5-Zi . ' ggi X! V -A-.xii xv ' i 'E vfl lijz i i y ' A 955 WMM ' s MJ4Sf,3f?ilIfs '1'sirg13,ii ' '5 was ' A ft? A , rf - , Q JAMES NORTH, PRESIDENT .... Likes school fwell-rounded studentj .... Not crazy about OAT NO! MEAL for breakfast or fussy people .... Called Clay fCa1hounJ .... Hopes to have an interesting life. LOIS MAGEE, SEC RE TA RY .... Winter sports enthusiast Maggie dislikes to have her picture taken and simply de-e-tests spelling and book reports .... Delights in writing letters QDave?J .... Ambition, to help other people. MADELYN SAMPLES, VICE PRES- IDENT .... Likes gentlemen Qyou can't hardly find them kind no morelj .... Students that get by with everything short of murder .... Sam's hobby, read- ing and Glenn .... Ambition, registered pharmacist. its , Q MOLLY MASON, TREASURER .... Appreciates peace and quiet? Qyou can't hardly find that eithery .... Does not welcome trouble .... Hobby, meet- ing new people .... Ambition, execu- tive secretary. ALICE ALSPAUGH .... A little bit independent... Hobbies, cars and driving .... Irritated by ta1l people ....Future plans, interior decorator. WILBUR BARNHART .... Sandy-haired baritone Delights incalling and teaching square dances .... Can't stand nosy teachers .... No ambition fshame on Youlj, MARY BAYER .... Abhorscrabby, bossy people .... An- swers to Phil fwonder why?j .... Favorite pastime, writ- ing letters and listening to music .... Future telephone operator fHel1o? Hello? are you there?J. DORIS CRABBS .... Crabby teachers-how she loves em' .... Has fun skating and listening to hillbilly fmu- sic?J .... Dorty wants to be a secretary. DANIEL CRIST .... Sports enthusiast .... Hopes to be coach .... Nickname Kelly fthe luck of the Irish to ye me boyj....Dis1lkes unsportsmanlike conduct. RUTH FIELDER .... Rufus plans to decorate the White House after Fridley .... Wants to major in math or sci- ence in college .... Perturbed by people who lie or hurry ....Hobbies--reading, eating, sleeping. JOANNE FRIEND .... Enjoys reading and horses.... Loathes bosses and noisy study halls fwe've sure got themy .... Jo aims high for a college degree and career. JANET FRIDLEY .... Frisbe plans to decorate the White House QMaroon and Whitej .... Likes sports but abhors school and sour pusses fmeowlj .... Hobbies-- eating and sleeping. 0 539- ,L fatal M .J Q U' RONALD FRIDLEY .... Attracted by wine, women, and song .... Ambition, Millionaire fyou're going to need itj .... Chubo doesn't DIG Drumm's Latin or Mac's ab- sence slips. ANITA GASTON .... Very fond of art Qgood artistj .... Disgusted by unsociable, sour people .... Hopes to be a future math. teacher. CARL HEISTER .... Worships automobiles .... Wants to farm? .... Dislikes school and teachers .... Carlo likes to make trouble fbut never doesj. JANET HOWARD .... Dotes on sewing and sports... Jan is annoyed by unfair, bossy people .... Future am- bition, beautician. JANICE JEPSEN .... Loves her sheep QDorsetsy and their music Ba!.Ba! Ba! .... Jan hates noisy tactless stu- dents .... Future medical technologist .... Happy test tube cleaning. BYRON MILLER .... Appreciates nice people because he is nice .... Raises livestock for a hobby .... Ambition, anything worth while .... Dislikes cooked cabbage. MARY MORRISON .... Abominates stuck-up people fohl that peanut buttery .... Has fun at amusement parks and drive-in-theaters fhm-m-my .... Dislikes Home Economics .... Future fprivate?j secretary. JEAN ROSEBERRY .... Red likes all kinds of sports .... Loathes people without a pleasing personality .... irritated by too much noise .... Wants to be a Phys.fFizzj Ed, teacher. BARBARA SMYERS .... Fond of people fnot liarsj .... Barb likes to read and plans to be a medical technolo- gist .... Always respectful of other's feelings. PATRICIA STOTLER .... Likes to bounce aball .... Book worm? fworm neverj .... Abhors people who are never wrong .... Pat aspiresto bea private secretary. KAY THOMAS .... Findsit pleasant to be with people who are not conceited or snooty .... Favorite pastime, swimming .... Future R.N. PAUL TROGUS .... Fond of cars and likes to talk to girls .... De-e-e-tests Ag. Teachers or anything pertain- ing to school .... Butch wants to be a Plant manager fflowers?J. LAWRENCE WALTER .... Francies females with sooth- ing voices .... Wants to be a good boy fbut is he trying?J ....Nocturnal gadabout. CATHERIAN WEST .... Peeves--busy bodies, and book reports .... Record hound .... Cathy wants to be U.S, A.F. Flight Nurse fhappy landingsj .... Fond of reading. RODNEY WILDERMUTH .... Wildy shows at fairs .... Hopes to be a farmer .... Also likes sports .... Can't stand 3rd and 5th Period Study Halls .... Always happy. JANE ZAAYER .... Likes being with people who have asense of humor .... Disgusted by P,C. fprivileged char- actersj .... Future high school teacher .... Hobby--Swim- ming. I I O I ALICE ALSPAUGH Glee Club 2,35 Choir l,2,35 Orchestra 35 Office As- sistant45 Mirror45 Pepenaus45 Librarian l,2,35 Football Cheerleader 2. WILBUR BARNHART Band, All-County 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Orchestral, 2,3,45 Hi-Y3,45 F.F.A,l, Assistant Sentinel 2, Sentinel 3,45 Basketball: Reserve2, Varsity 35 Football 45 Class Play 1,35 National F.F.A. Chorus 35 Homecoming Bas- ketball Escort 3,45 Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 3,45 Wilmington Folk Festival 4. MARY BAYER Office Assistant 45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Intramurals l,2,3. DORIS CRABBS Choir l,2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus Head Typist 45 Y-Teens 3,45 F.H,A, 1,2,35 Student Council 45 Senior Scholarship Test 45 District-State Test 2,35 Class Play 1,45 Franklin Honor Society 45 F. H.A, State Homemaker Degree 3. DAN CRIST Glee Club l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Pepenaus 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball: Varsity and Reserve l, Varsity 2,3,45 Trackl,2,3,45 Football l,2,3, Co-Captain 45 Class Play 45 Gym Assistant l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2, RUTH FIELDER Choir 1,2,3f45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus 45 F,H,A, l,2,3,45 District-State Test 25 Class Officer 35 Student Council 35 Librarian2,35 International Folk Festival 45 Buckeye Girls' State 35 Intramurals 2,3,4. JANET FRIDLE-Y Glee Club 25 All-County Glee Club 25 Choir 1,25 All-County Choir 25 Office Assistant 45 Mirror 3,45 Pepenaus Feature Editor 45 Y-Teens 3, Vice President 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Class Reporter 35 Class Play 3,45 StudentCouncill5 Basketbal1Cheer1eader l,2,3,45 Foot- ball Cheerleader l,2, Captain 45 Maiden of Roses Rep- resentative 35 Intramurals l,2,3,4. RONALD FRIDLEY Pepenaus 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball: Reserve l,2,3, Varsity 45 Track 1,2,35 Football 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Student Council 2,4. JOANNE FRIEND Office Assistant45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus 45 Y-Teens 3, Treasurer 45 District-State Test 2,35 Class Reporter 45 Class Play 45 Librarian 35 Football Homecoming At- tendant 4. Page Sponsors RICART FORD, INC. THE TIMES ANITA GASTON Band 15 Choir l,2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 F.H.A.l,2,3,45 District-State Test 3,45 Class Play 35 Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 45 Intramurals l,3,4. CARL HEISTER Choir 15 Orchestra 1,25 Pepenaus45 Hi-Y 3, President 45 F.F.A, l,2, Treasurer3, Vice President 45 Basketball: Varsity and Reserve l,2,45 Football 2,3,45 Senior Scholarship Test 45 Class Treasurer 1, President 25 Class Play 3,45 Student Council Reporter 3, President 45 HomecomingBasketball Escort 1,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. JANET HOWARD Glee Club 25 Choir 2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus45 Y-Teens3,45 F,H,A,1,2,3,45 All-County Glee Club 25 All-County Chorus 2,35 Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 3,45 Gym Assistant 45 Cheerleaden Football 4, Reserve Basketball 2,4, Varsity Basketball 3. JANICE JEPSEN Band l,2, Band Council 45 Saxophone Quartet 1,25 All-County Band l,2,45 Chorusl,2,45 All-County Chorus Accompanist 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 45 International Folk Festival 45 Solo and En- semble Contests l,2,45 Pepenaus 45 Junior Y-Teens President 25 F.H,A, l,2,45 F,F,A. Queen 45 Varsity Bas- ketball Cheerleader 45 Librarian 15 Senior Scholarship Test 4, Seventh in County5 District-State Scholarship Testl,25 ClassPlay45 Franklin Honor Society 45 D,A.R. Good Citizenship Contest 4. LOIS MAGEE Choir 2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Mirror5 Associate Editor 3, Editor 45 Pepenaus Classes Editor 45 Y-Teens 3,45 F.H.A.2,3,45 DistrictState Test 35 Class Secretary 3,45 Class P1ay3,45 Student Council Reporter 45 Home- coming Basketball Attendant 25 Gym Assistant 45 Li- brarian 2,45 Intramurals l,2,3,4. MOLLY MASON Band 1,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Office Assistant 45 Mirror 45 Pepenaus 45 Y-Teens 3, Secretary 45 F.H.A. l, Re- porter2, Vice President 3, President 45 Senior Scholar- ship Test 45 District-State Test 35 Class Treasurer 3,45 ClassP1ay 3,45 FrankllnHonorSociety 3,45 F.H.A. State Homemaker Degree 35 Homecoming Basketball Atten- dant 45 County F.H.A. President 45 Franklin County Honor Society Secretary 4. I 16 1 BYRON MILLER Ba nd 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 1: Mirror 3: Pepenaus 4: Hi-Y 3,4: F.F,A, 1, Assistant Secretary 2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4: District-State Test 3: Class Play 1,3,4: Stu d e nt Council 4: Football Homecoming Master of C e re m onie s 4: Public Speaking 4: Showmanship 2: Intramurals l,2,3,4. MARY MORRISON Office Assistant 4: Mirror 4: Pepenaus 4: Y-Teens 3,4: Intramurals l,2,3. JAMES NORTH Band 1,2, Student Director 3: Choir 1,2,3: Pepe- naus Business Manager 4: Hi-Y 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Basketball: Reserve 1,2,3, Varsity 4: Track 1,2: Senior Scholarship Test 4: District-State Test 2,3: Class Officers 2,3, President 4: Class Play 1,3,4: Franklin Honor Society 3,4: Student Council 2,3: All-County Band 1,2,3,4:All-County Chorus 1,3: All-County Glee Club 1,2,3: Solo and Ensemble Contests l,2,3: All-Ohio Boys' Band 2,3,4: Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 3,4: South Central Region Orchestra 4: State Treasurer, Buckeye Boys' State 3: Hi-Y Model legislature 3,4. I EAN ROSEBERRY Glee Club 3: Choir 4: Office Assistant 4: Mirror 3, 4: Pepenaus 4: Y-Teens 3,4: F.H,A, 1,2,3,4: Class Play 3: Football Homecoming Attendant 3, Queen 4: Gym Assistant 1,2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Citizenship Day Representative 4. MADELYN SAMPLES Choir l,2,3,4: Pepenaus 4: Y-Teens 3: Senior Scholarship Test 4: District-State Test 1,2,3: Class Vice President 4: Class Play 3: Franklin Honor Society 3,4: Student Council 1: Girls' Ensemble 4: All-County Mixe d Chorus 3: Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 3,4: Vocal Duet 1,3,4. BARBARA SMYERS Band 1,2,4: Glee Club 1,2: Choir 1,2: Orchestra 1, 2,3: Pepenaus4: Junior Y-Teens 2: F,H,A. 1,2: District- State Test 1,2: Class Treasurer 1,2: Class Play 4: Frank- lin Honor Society 4: Football Attendant 1: Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 4: Librarian 1: Intramurals 1,2: Record Club 1,2. PATRICIA STOTLER Choir 1: Office Assistant 4: Mirror 4: Pepenaus: Editor-in-Chief4: F.H.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, Parliamen- tarian 4: District-State Test 3: Class Secretary 2: Class Play 4: Gym Assistant 4: Librarian 4: F,H,A, State Homemaker Degree 3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: Prince of Peace Contest 3. if, KAY THOMAS Girls' Ensemble 4: Choir 1,2,3,4: Office Assistant 3.4:Y-Teens3,4: F,H,A, 1,2,3,4: Class Play 4: Cheer- leader: Football 2,4: Basketball 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PAUL TROGUS Band 1,2: Choir 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2: Pepenaus 4: F.F.A. I,2,3: Basketball: Reserve 1,2,3, Varsity 4: Football 3,4:Class Treasurer 1,2: Class Play 4: Student Council 2: Gym Assistant 4: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAWERENCE WALTER Groveport 1,2,3: F.F.A, 1,2,3: Class Play 3: Foot- ball 1,2,3: Parliamentary Procedure Contest 3: Canal Winchester 4: Pepenaus 4: F,F,A. 4: Hi-Y 4: Football 4. CATHERIAN WEST Band 1,2,3,4: Glee Club 2: Orchestra 2,3,4: Office Assistant4: Mirror 3,4: Pepenaus4: Y-Teens 3,4: F.H,A, 1,2: Student Council 3, Vice President 4: All-County Glee Club 2:Operetta 3: Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 4: Librarian 2, Head Librarian 3,4: Intramurals 1,2: Prince of Peace Contest 4. RODNEY WILDERMUTH Pepenaus 4: Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 4: F,F,A, 1,2, Vice President 3, President 4: Basketball: Varsity and Re- serve l,2,3, Varsity Captain 4: Track 1,2,3,4: Foot- ball 1,2,3,4: All-County Football Team 4: Football Homecoming Escort 2: Senior Agriculture Scholarship Test 4: Class President 1, Vice President 2, President 3, Student Council Representative 4: Class Play 4: Stu- dent Council Vice President 4: Gym Assistant 3,4: Baseball 1,2: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: All-County Basket- ball Team 4. JANE ZAAYER Glee Club 2,3: Choir 1,2,3,4: Pepenaus Organizations Editor 4: Y-Teens 3, President 4: F.H,A. 2,3,4: Senior Scholarship Test 4: District State Test 1,2,3: Class Vice President 3, Student Council Representative 4: Class Play 1,3,4: Franklin Honor Society 3,4: Student Council Secretary 4: Librarian 2: Captain, Football Cheerleader 4: Reserve Basketball Cheerleader 3, Varsity 4: Intra- murals 3,4: Ba s ke tb all Homecoming Attendant 3: Ope re Ita 3: Buckeye Girls' State 3: First Prize All- County Talent Show 3: Dance Band 3: D,A,R. Citizen- ship Test Award 4: Triple Trio 3: All-County Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4: All-County Accompanist 2,3,4: Ohio Wesleyan Music Festival 4: School Accompanist 1,2,3, 4. Page Sponsors NIC I-IOI.SON'S BARBER SHOP METZGER CHEVROLET SALES Editor ...... Senior Editor . . Faculty Editor . . Classes Editor . . Under Staff . . Head Typist . . . Under Staff . . Organizations Editor Under Staff ..... Sports Editor ..... Under Staff . . Feature Editors . . Under Staff . . . Business Manager . . Under Staff . . . Page Sponsors I GEORGE BLAIS, SHELL SERVICE WALTON'S MARKET 55407 . . Patricia Stotler . . Madelyn Samples . . . . Byron Miller . . Jean Roseberry . . . . Lois Magee . . . Danny Crist . . Doris Crabbs . . Janice Jepsen . . . Ruth Fielder . . Mary Morrison . . . .Mary Bayer . . Jane Zaayer . . . . . Kay Thomas . . . . Catherian West . . Rodney Wildermuth . . 4 . . Janet Fridley . . . . . Paul Trogus . . . James North . . . . Molly Mason . . Barbara Smyers . . . Anita Gaston . . . . Carl Heister . . Ronald Fridley . . Joanne Friend , fs' 55 , x,,,,.,.,- 144 We 70026 1. Anita Gaston 2, Madelyn Samples 3. Paul Trogus 4. Janet Howard 5. Patricia Stotler 6. Jean Roseberry 7. Janet and Ronald Fridley 8. Wilbur Barnhart 9. Molly Mason 10. Rodney Wildermuth 11. Alice Alspaugh 12. Barbara Smyers 13. Lois Magee 14. Byron Miller 15. Doris Crabbs 16. Carl Heister 17. Jane Zaayer 18. Janice Jepsen 19. Joanne Friend 20. James North 21. Danny Crist 22. Kay Thomas 23. Ruth Fielder 24' Mary Bayer Page Sponsors JOHN SHISLER ROY FRIEND, MCCORMICK DEERING FARM MACHINERY 19 iii. l .1- 1 K ? .aa F' 1. No dieting today--Buy some candy,ple-e-ease. 2. Kay's out in front. 3. Heap big conference--or pow pow! 4. Want to buy a cake? 5. Ia net and Carl smile f?j at the birdie--Junior Senior Banquet of 1954. Page Sponsors HAROLD L. TAYLOR AND SON, CASE IMPLEMENTS- KARL MILLER, REALTOR 20 - .,i 6. Superintendent Ronnie takes over. 7. Take a look, fellows--they're State Homemakers! 8. Mr. McQuil1in alias Wilbur teaches Algebra. 9. Frosh are ready to call it a day after seniors initiate them. 4' 51 .r J ' X 1 ,- ggi lg. ' ,' , wh 7-'Paz-ee p Me , Sm I sasyl , '- A --Y' E were 'ff' 'saw ,su 1 , ' ' ' 1 5935341 :IVE W :.-5 463 gli . 135 ' ' ' . ., -E: - W i . ITV. R, 4' x. ' ,virgin gg'kh ' 38 4 ' x I I xr I I er W svts R r ff' Q' S My ' E at E rlsa I -ss. H .R at yi -,kk K eg I-1 ii .r f,,. f I I . A a . .., 3, 1 1 ., , 4 it R I R ' . I 'Q 1 .5 1, :f,,,.t, , J 7, A t 5 ,iw K ti, t . . f ' 7 Y af S , , . rf-,f as ft H-, E M X., j tj? Q? wwf' W,-'h W T- 'fi , gf 1 ' 1 t Qi em--ff I a -rf - 7. 4 a 2 A H Q ,viiik , Li, .AI - mas A Z 6 x- 7 In sl, Q -5 '. fl- A. , Q 4 I , M ,gig A I . A A fs: H ,S O -,sswsw rw .. W at gf 1 'V w, if, ' 5 .1'- A 'K 5 H. 3 ' I allssl E M -' new R T K y' I ltrs I T . xx Qxaafre B st ,, FIRST ROW: Joe Barnhart, Larry Bonn, Lois Carpenter, Theo Coleman, Larry Custer, larry Doan, David Getz Nancy Gundy. SECOND ROW: Bea Haynes, Sherry Hoover, Beverly Jackson, Robert Kidder, Nancy Klamfoth Nancy Mason, Rodger Marion, Beverly Montague. THIRD ROW: Betty Morris, Dorothy Roseberry, John Sanders Randy Schaeffer, Dorothy Smith, Howard Solt, Lois Stebleton, Charlotte Swank. FOURTH ROW: She1laThom- ton, George Thrush, Jack Vance, Evelyn Wildermuth, Zelithia Windsor, Mrs, Hatlestad, Advisor, Page Sponsors THE WINCHESTER MILLING COMPANY RAY. D. DILL, GENERAL CONTRACTOR 22 ' 'W' ' -- ff - ,-,.......... - ..........., Our junior year started with a money-making project, a Wheel of Fortune, at the Street Fair in July. The money made was added to the treasury with the ultimate goal of the Junior-Senior Banquet in mind. We sold candy every day at noon during the first se- mester. We also had the concession stand at the football games where we sold hot dogs, coke,hot chocolate,and can- dy. The second week of school we ordered our class rings from the Josten Company and anxiously awaited the day when we could wear them. The rings arrived just before Christ- mas. During Christmas vacation our class took on the project of sanding and repainting the desks in one of the grade school rooms. In February, we sponsored a skating party which was held at the Lancaster Arena and a swimming party which was held at the Y.M.C.A. in Columbus. Now we are making plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet which will be held at llonka's Provincial House on April 23. We are in the midst of selecting a class play which will be given in May. This year the class officers have been: Larry Doan, Presidentg Lois Carpenter, Vice President, Evelyn Wilder- muth, Secretary, Betty Morris, Treasurer, Rodger Marion, Sherry Hoover, and Joe Barnhart, Student Council Repre- sentativesg and Beverly Montague, Tax Stamp Chairman. Our football and basketball attendants were Lois Car- penter and Betty Morris respectively. Their escorts were Howard Solt and John Sanders. We would like to give our deepest vote of appreciation to Mrs. Hatlestad and to Mr. Roshon who have done a wonder- ful job as our advisors this year. Page Sponsors HERB AND GLADYS ZOLLINGER, THE WIGWAM SOUTH HIGH SOHIO SERVICE f---, an! 41 ,-,gn N-in .fax ww -wr Fai 'WSL wz: Mm W ' 'W' in Jw? --L. H? K Jn, 'ew 'aah' 'fl-mg Nm ,iq '54 ww .Q- t 'QP s ' -QW.. 'QW .tif Humax. 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I 1 I 1 1 7 ' , . 1 - As we entered Canal Winchester High School for our Sopho- more year, the members of the class elected their class offi- cers as follows: President, Judy Shumakerg Vice President, Bill Mcllwaing Secretary, Donna Masong Treasurer, Barbara Schultzg Parliamentarian, Harley Swoyerg and Student Council members, John Cathers and Dick Loucks. We thoroughly enjoyed our first class activity which was a hayride and wiener roast at Griffith's woods. The largest money-making project that our class has under- taken since we entered high school was the Spaghetti Supper that we had in December. The supper increased our class treasury as well as our knowledge of making money. During the latter part of the school year the class members sold School Daze books. The class chose Donna Sue Chaney to represent them in the Football Homecoming Court and Barbara Schultz in the Basket- ball Court. Their escorts were Dick Loucks and Bob Wynkoop respectively. Throughout the year the class members have gained more knowledge and made new friends. Everyone in the class wishes to thank the members of the faculty for their patience and understanding. Page Sponsors SILAS LOY, REALTOR H, C, COOK, HELLER INSURANCE AGENCY is A g i , , 3 . L A . A I a f ' . M V B 'N'-rs- rr 4 sm A' M ,X an 'sa fxwi Q A ,LLV QM - 5 ' r , . 71. A V 'war I . f ' 4 I 'fssifw Q 1' ii f 'i I rf ,im-1, 415 :Q V ' uf am, , K, ri V A iw 7? , - i f Q, Lk ii i :Lk ,r g ! if ins .- ' -5 ' . - -in--ir : an if, , ,, A5338 jg ' 1, wr ' - -:ye K 3 , ,',' 51 , L ,- K fly :W 'Ziff-' 'H i -'ff 1, ' r sl AJR S mst, 3 ,. as llrlt , M L I IVY if it , 1 1 . -sal B f - K k ik, ,,K3.:?1,.gij .aw 3 ,r , , . 1 -gy, ana- as ., H gh! Q. i RAB A f pk M 3 C llllt I ffm, W -4805 'fsftxrr .-ffl' Xa Ah. 4'-Q ,mmm A , lI ' fr' wigs :ig iff, In 5. C f'f 'S r 5 'i I' ,ef 5 fiy X -7LL ,J A L'LAL'kLVL mm Y f K 'WM ' ma. W9 FIRST ROW- Maris Ambots Carmen Bickel Geor Bowlby Betty Busey. SECOND ROW. Virginia Car Davis Jerry Doan Alva Douglass, THIRD ROW: Bill ' ' -- we ge Bitler Carolyn Bolin Barbara Bowen Pauline Bower Edith r Linda Conkle Ernest Cook Roy Creiglow John Crist Bruce Fielder Judy Fogle Jim Ford Donna Freeman Louise Green, Walter Herron Roger Hicks Gloria Kem. FOURTH ROW- Betty Landis Dave LaRue Gary Logsdon Dorothy Long, Lorene Magee John Metcalf Allen Miller Mike Miller. FIFTH ROW. Bill Newell Darrell Pierce Nancy Raines, Vicki Ridge, Delores Roseberry, Bill Schultz, Ronnie Smith, Adel Smith. SIXTH ROW: Mary Jane Smyers, Barbara Withers, Mr. Johnson-Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Ken Farley. Page Sponsors S. D. GOLDMAN, OPTOMETRIST LEWIS AND VOORHIES, INSURANCE AGENCY 26 The Freshmen class of 1954-1955 began the year by elect- ing class officers as follows: President, Allen Millerg Vice President, Virginia Carrg Secretary, Judy Fogleg Treasurer, Dorothy Longg Sergeant at Arms, Billy Schultzg Student Council, Donna Freeman and Darrell Pierce. Our first vague recollection of the year was the conduction into High School. This was carried on under the supervision of the lordly Seniors. That one uncomfortable day shall not b'e forgotten for some time. ' Our next memorable occasion was ahayride to Adel Smith's home where a wiener roast followed the journey. A photograph- er was included in the guests much to the dismay of the occu- pants of one of the trucks. Mud puddles and disappearing people were other high lights of the evening. A slight rain on the way home even failed to dampen our spirits. The third social event of the year was a skating party held on the 7th of March at the Rollarena. If you will pardon the pun it was declareda rolling success. Our final undertaking of the year was a rag drive to obtain funds for a future trip to Washington. We were ably advised through out the year by Mr. Johnson. The freshman class of '54-'55 extends their sincerestthanks to him for his fine assistance. 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SECOND ROW: Sally Coakley, Harry Fischer, Carol Foskett, Bob Friend, Twila Friend, Dick Gaib, Ray Gaib, Lola Gibeaut. THIRD ROW: Sandra Good, Bill Holley, Arlie Houston, Deborahlckes, Donald Kidder,Jackie Kuharek, Doris LaRue, Dick Lattimer, FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Loucks, Dick Loy, Wilma ' Matheny, Barbara Manger, Donnie Miller, Ann Moore, Patty Moore, La Vonne Myers, FIFTH ROW: Bob Newell, Janice Petty, Wayne Russell, Gary Schaeffer, Millie Schaer, Bob Schorr, Janet Stotler, Pat Thomas. SIXTH ROW: Judy West, Jerry Hagerman, Carmay Windsor, Ezair Windsor, Nancy Wynkoop, Mr, Will-Teacher, Mrs. Morris- Teacher. NOT PICTURED: Nick Holdridge. Page Sponsors CASLOW'S STORE SHAW' S JEWELRY 28 f l W I3 if ' 37 A are if ' ' J Ez uuvz, f , , L ? all an A ,f a r , . fr Z I +1 ff. 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FIFTH ROW: Thomas Rutherford, Edward Rutterg Donald Smith, Judy Storrs, Daniel Upperman, James Walters, Marston Westbrook, Sue Whitmer. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Wildermuth, Billy Wolfe, Paul Yeager, Miss Hempy-Teacher. Page Sponsors . E. E. HAFFEY SCHULER'S GREENHOUSE 32 is 4 Z a. H ? R 1 5: ,..,,, , Q ,,.. , ,. . 2 Q ,V 4 ,C . y . aww raw '4- -sf-ani,-1 W ka-if , ff' Z gigs V LI, . A E 2 , W VV V V l 5 VV? Vw :,:: . ,V ,ga sw, VV, V U 3, 2,4 L,.. , LL , ,f Q V V , f I.. .N f Y 'ir ga f 1 'lf ' . ,ig . E- ' 'EQ f ' Q5-fs' 7 ' . lisa, , W? ' .4 a 4. Y V 7' '-Qrisit X AN., F ' I . Jiffi. l':'.:E72E 7 I 'W l ' Y H ' . at 1. 2, itil?-mgQf,. f gf, .. 'f we ws .rf f 'L 'W f i , K . s is VV 5V ,V QVVVVV , f' Z W 'iff I ll! -- ' ' F .' ,il 2. MR 4 L'L, a ff' ' Vs , . V, V 2-w V ,.,.,, J 'fl , 2' ,VM A E.. X 'lf L si Y im yf . . .Q . . is if an Qi ii ,. ':' M, A ' M ,Uv ai: Q., -'U I . VV . V ,:-v f . 1 ,V A ' was - XX ll . ' , JI VH, - . 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SIXTH ROW: James Will, Judson Wynkoop, Mrs. Hummell, Teacher, Page Sponsors THURSH'S DINNER HOUSE MEUSER'S WINCHESTER FARM SAUSAGE 33 u 1 ,., ,JUL ll i7 ,, ' filed , , r, W 1 , . le g' -manly .Q C M gg i, Tiff: Sigma ,ft ,A - ' ' as . S ssls at 2 f r 'Q 'A gi X A X A .. .i 7 gg QL is E ,Y 2' l , at '-A ls :T 2 i ? LL 7 ligne? J .qun m u y 3 ea at is ' is 1 '.-: G Q Q Zt' ' ' N i 3 H5 K A if A We .22 1. .EQA H , rf - A W: 4 Keir., had ui ' ' 'Y 11 ff ww 515, Q ..,' rr J sim W '53 X x rx :jawn FIRST ROW: Silva Ambats, Mark Bickel, Roger Black, Geneva Boyer, Billy Donaldson, John Fetter, Robert Hessell Peggy Hicks. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hockman, Tommy Lamb, Dorothy Matheny, Don Miller, Hale Muncie Richard Porter, Terry Rutherford, Janet Ryther. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Scharf, Fred Schultz, David Smith, Donald Smith, Joanne Solt, Mary Jane Stires, Lawrence Swank, Nancy Thornton. FOURTH ROW: David Upperman, Rose mary Woosley, Mrs. Umphress, Teacher. 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N, 4 5 31 5' a - X - ' ffl ,X :naw X rf 'Q M I W- - I L--' f -I ' f 1 , . a 4, . , aff 'lux lem I TK aa as f ... as F ' ' fx: . , , S 5 1 I W or F was F . I an- -fr C 1 I V- f gs - to f 1 s.. 'H is 7, . K -1-ff b 'aff - ., K C , , . . .,.. : -, V- . - Tw 1 W f . , at 1 5' Q . A ,ff 1 , .. fs, .ggk , A, . I - - . ' it . Xe fb Wt , . , A . , V, , I ggz , an QQB A i s wi K W 1 Q ,gs Ri t ,t t ... I -e ,1 gf arty .:,, , .,VA. B f J :A R 'K of ' fi, I 4 R t 11 r .-. 'J ' .1 , 1 fl ,aft - M' 1 as ff 'TNQ If ,e 'WV W qw FIRST ROW: Beverly Barnhart, Susan Bender Mailyn Brenner, Nancy Bussert, Lonnie Christian, Tommy Coe, Judith Diley, Kenneth Fearheroff. SECOND ROW: Doris Garber, Donna Hamler, Scott Guiler, William Hanners, Janet ' K Hendrix Gary Hoffman Kay Hoffman THIRD ROW- Roger Hummell Kathryn Johnson, Erin Harrison, aren , , . . , Judice, Mona Sue Kidder, Ted Krumm, Jan Marsh, Ruth Ann Mays, William McBrayer. FOURTH ROW: Jerry ' ' ' ' ' ' d K thSi so Beverle Miller, Stefan Perrlne, Cheryl Petty, Nancy Jo Pifer, Mary Lee Rarnes, Janrce Remhar , enne mp n, y Ann Solt. FIFTH ROW: Betty Underwood, Buddy Wilson, Morgan Windsor, Miss Bailey, Teacher. Page Sponsors PEOPLES STORE DENVER GLEI 36 l I l' I 'l l ' Y ' -u-' , Q in 2, Q Y Q 'iff is , n A 'Z 4' ' .1 'Q' -vs an . ' . A .vt T' Q 1 J . , 'AX JIT X Nr- , .- -f-or , Hi-JW X s tm-A 'ls an F? xx wi? M 35 my A,-2 ,, - .y , .W . . , X W ' f- 4' Q . a 4 an Q' Y '. ,A Y Q- - .5 ' 'V' , N - A 4 .5 -at . . I A ' a 'Sf -.,,- f li . , T . ' B+ fi ' 'Q Q . .r 1 if B t .-:fs -if T 1 F f fy. ff -Q. Q ' 5 W . .4 -4 it Q sur 4 .,.. lk. F FIRST ROW: Raymond Alton, James Benson, Agnes Bigerton, Terry Bowlin, David Boyer, Patty Carpenter, Paul Christian, Patty Drumheller. SECOND ROW: Robert Erans, Alpha Farley, Bobby Gayman, David Haffey, Susan Harman, Reggie Harpole, Marian Hockman, Richard Houser. THIRD ROW: Tommie Kinsel, Becky Kramer, Gary Martin, Charles Morrison, Susan McBrayer, Linda McClure, Bruce McPherson, Linda Moore. FOURTH ROW: Joe Puluso, Sharon Selzer, Edgar Smith, Sandra Solt, Beverly Southworth, Donna West, Marcia Wood, Randall Woosley. FIFTH ROW: Brent Wright, Terry Wynkoop, Mrs, Wolfram, Teacher. NOT PICTURED: Marty Dye. Page Sponsors NORTH GRAIN COMPANY B. E, SCHIRM AND COMPANY 37 311 I T? 6' ff ,le , ,W air 0541! ? Q . iigavffe - 'Liv yzl' it K aa. it , QQ ,i Ag rw it ri' Qt fr as 2, my 4 A Q ' Q ,ta at a e S S xr 2 S s Qt 2 f f 1 I f. ,: at if F ,T it X Ai 'E . . ,ft - Nr- 1 in y A T. LAL , U1 ' an -Ziff' r fa. ,yr QL M, -11: at , rm. in , , ir it ,k., V. .. . 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SCHIRM AND COMPANY 38 y if A N mai fi lg is , it Q 0541 S 'Lh ' ,' T. 1 If , A ' -q Y 12 fn - l, if I Y V, yr .- V , .. as it 'ef 'P' 'W' 1 I lr . , 1 f . ,,L., f. - Q Q ::, fri -- ,f 1 r ,S - . , , My ,N i,A E, V an U yr M A , it y I . b. ,, , , .ds 1:-: Ai W- isle 2 qt, ai aw . si ima -my ww vatirr lr FIRST ROW: Thomas Beary, Michael Bigerton, Joe Bitler, Janice Bobo, Steven Bolin, Nina Bolin, Trudy Busey, Nancy Crago, SECOND ROW: Ronald Custer, Mary Jo Drumheller, John Edwards, Karl Gaston, Patricia Greeno, Garland Hargus, Chris Hartman, Barbara Hessell, THIRD ROW: Marilyn Hoffman, James Johnson, Sue Ann Kern, Thomas Lamp, Susan Manker, Connie Moore, Mikael Palsgrove, Paul Porter. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Reinhard, Nancy Rhodes, Tonda Rutherford, Joe Sayre, Nicola Schultz, Charles Sims, Dennis Smith, Linda Smith. FIFTH ROW: Stephen Smith, Connie Underwood, Janice Will, Lundy Woosley, Miss Young, Teacher. Page Sponsors LIONS CLUB MARCY STORE 39 . T -I T, J 9215. V , ' ' Flaaykcla Canal Winchester students participate in a number of community service projects annually, Among these are helping needy families, the March of Dimes campaign, the United Appeals, the Lily Parade, and the Christmas Seal .Cam- paign. Perhaps no more important but certainly the project which received the most publicity was the one completed by junior and senior girls, members of typing classes, who addressed 1,500 Christmas Seal letters, stuffed them, and sealed and stamped them for the local Christmas Seal Committee. We are indebted to the COLUMBUS DISPATCH and to the Tuberculosis Society of Columbus and Franklin County for the pictures which depict the girls at work at various phases of the project. The picture captions are the same ones that were used in connection with the feature story which was printed in an issue of the DISPATCI-I. M. 3' ON THE PRODUCTION LINE--Production line tech- nique is employed in sorting and stuffing the Christmas seal envelopes, Mary Morrison, Catherian West, Pat Stot1er,Janet Howard, Anita Gaston, Janet Fridley, and Lois Magee. Standing are Mary Bayer and Molly Ma- son. SEALING ENVELOPES--Sealing the Christmas Seal en- velopes is accomplished by both sponge and tongue methods. Giving the envelopes a lick are Dorothy Smith, Zelithia Windsor, Sherry Hoover, Lois Carpen- ter, Sheila Thornton, Bea Haynes, and Theo Coleman. TYPING ADDRESSES--Ruth Fielder types an address on FOLDING CHRISTMAS SEALS--Folding 45,000 Christ- one of the 1,500 Christmas Seal letters for the Canal mas seals is a tedious job but these students seem to Winchester area. Looking on is Jean Roseberry, enjoy the task, Joanne Friend, Kay Thomas, and Nancy Page Sponsors Mason are the girls. PALSGROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY ALMAR CLEANERS LESIE MONTAGUE 40 hu Lx i ff' ,Y 5 + V fri f ,r 1' . .,,,,,,.,w 'M' 4 U U I tie f W bt aff? ' FIRST ROW, Gloria Kern, Lorene Magee, Louise Green, Mary Jane Smyers, Adel Smith, Carmen Bickel, Donna Freeman, Judy Fogle, Vicki Ridge, Linda Conkle, Dorothy Long. SECOND ROW: Patricia Stotler, Doris Crabbs, Janice Jepsen, Janet Howard, Janet Fridley, Molly Mason, Kay Thomas, Jane Zaayer, Lois Ma- gee, Anita Gaston, Ruth Fielder, Jean Roseberry. THIRD ROW, Mrs, Steube-Advisor, Theo Coleman, Evelyn Wildermuth, Lois Stebleton, Nancy Mason, Sherry Hoover, Dorothy Smith, Nancy Gundy, Betty Morris, Dorothy Roseberry, Beverly Montague, Sheila Thornton, Jane Hanson, Vivian Hunt, Betty Busey, Catherian West. FOURTH ROW: Delores Roseberry, Beverly Reed, Elizabeth Green, Sandra Haughn, Barbara Schultz, Donna Chaney, Patti Blais, Judy Lindsey, Connie Kinsel, Donna Petty, Betty Wears, Betty Schorr, Donna Mason, Marie Warga, Pat Gibeaut. NOT PICTURED: Carol James, The F, H. A. has had a very successful year under the following officers which were elected last year: President, Molly Mason, Vice President, Catherian West, Secretary, Dorothy Smith, Treasurer, Theo Coleman, Corresponding Secretary, Sheila Thornton,Reporter, Beverly Montague, Historian, Nancy Mason, Parliamentarian, Pat Stotler, Stu- dent Council, Doris Crabbs, Chapter Mother, Mrs. George Mason, Honorary Member, Jeanette Schneider, and Advisor, Mrs. Steube. During the Ohio State Fair we had a booth which was entitled, 'Are You Wise About Chair Buys? We received a first place for this, The week of October 31 through November 6 was National F. H, A, Week, During this week we gave flowers to the teachers, decorated the bulletin board, did something to help around the home, did something around the school, and dressed up, each on a different day. The F, H. A. as a Christmas project this year went to the Alum Crest Home. There we sang Christmas Carols and distributed candy to the patients. We sponsored two dances this year with the F, F. A, The first was the Semi-Formal Dance in December, the other was a Square Dance in February. The one big event of the year was the F. H. A. and F. F. A, Parent Banquet held in March. At this time we en- tertained our parents and friends. Awards are given at this time to the girls who have worked for their degrees. The girls who received degrees are: Junior Homemaker--Linda Conkle, Lorene Magee, and Judy Fogle, Chapter Home- maker--Marie Warga, Patti Blais, Barbara Schultz, and Donna Mason, State Homemaker--Doris Crabbs, Pat Stotler, and Molly Mason. The last event that our Chapter will hold is a special meeting in May for seniors at which time we will have in- stallation of the new officers. We wish for them a very successful year. Page Sponsors CELLAR LUMBER COMPANY GROVEPORT LUMBER COMPANY 42 if a-l ., 414 ' FIRST ROW: Byron Miller, Wilbur Barnhart, Carl Heister, Rodney Wildermuth, Jack Vance, Mike Hockman, David Getz. SECOND ROW: Jim Ford, John Crist, Walter Herron, David LaRue, Jim Hoover, Charles Cruit, Bill Newell, Mr. Guiler, Advisor, THIRD ROW: John Busey, Marlin Shoemaker, Noel Heister, Tom Scholl, Ronald Smith, George Bitler. At the close of last year we elected the following officers for 1954-1955: Rodney Wildermuth, president, Carl Heister, vice president, Jack Vance, secretary, Byron Miller, treasurer, David Getz, reporter, Wilbur Barnhart, sen- tinel, Mike Hockman, student advisor. In June we entered the State Judging Contest with ten teams participating. The team composed of Rodney Wildermuth, Bob Jepsen, and Larry Haughn received first place in Land Judging, Bob Jepsen received first in-the Sheep and Wool Contest. Raymond Poff and Joe Barnhart ranked first in Poultry. David Getz, John Busey, and Marlin Shoemaker attended F. F. A. Camp in August. August also brings the time to get ready for state and county fairs, All boys having livestock projects entered in these fairs. Rodney Wildermuth received the highest amount of winnings at this time. In September, which is a very busy month, we got ready for our new projects and State and county activities. We helped the Y. F. A. and Adult Farmers in the 100 Bushel Corn Club of corn per acre. Rodney Wildermuth, Carl and Noel Heister, and Byron Miller from our chapter belong to this Club. The Public Speaking Contest was held in February. Mike Hockman and Byron Miller entered in this contest. Both received a gold medal rating. laflarch 5 was the Little Livestock Show at Ohio State University. The boys participating in this contest received thir place. ' This has been a very successful year and even now we are looking forward to doing better things next year. Page Sponsors DR. O. W. IEPSEN A FRIEND 43 -kg Wa- FIRST ROW: John Sanders, Howard Solt, Rodney Wildermuth, Carl Heister, Ronald Fridley, Jack Vance. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Custer, Wilbur Barnhart, George Thrush, Jim North, Byron Miller, Larry Doan, Mr. Roshon, Advisor. We elected our officers near the close of the last school year. They are as follows: v President ..... . . . . . . . . . . . ............... Carl Heister Vice President . . . . . . Ronald Fridley Secretary ..... ....... I im North Chaplain ................ . . Rodney Wildermuth Sergeant at Arms ............ .... W ilbur Barnhart Student Council Representative ...... .......... B yron Miller We have a club membership of thirteen this year. In September, Wilbur Barn- hart and Jim North, accompanied by Mr. Roshon and Mr. Schultz, attended the First Annual Hi-Y - Tri-Hi-Y Program Planning Camp held at Camp Wilson. Mr. Glaze Thompson was the speaker at our induction ceremony. Our parents were also guests. The club sold athletic cushions and basketball schedule pencils as fund- raising projects. The Hi-Y and Y-Teens enjoyed a New Year's Eve party held in the school gymnasium. ' ' . In January, the Hi-Y and T-Teens conducted the Wishing Well downtown at which nearly S150 was collected for the March of Dimes. In February, Larry Doan and Jim North attended the Pre-legislative Con- ference at Dennison University. The Conference was a training program for the Y. M. C. A. Model Legislature which will be held at the Capitol building in April. As a project in March, we sold salt-water taffy for World Service Week. The profit from the candy was donated to the World Service Program of the Y M. C. A. The annual cherry pie-ice cream social was also held in March. This was another joint party with the Y-Teens. It was held at the home of Jo- anne Friend and was enjoyed by all. if The Hi-Y has an excellent purpose, and we hope that its motto, To Create, Maintain, and Extend High Standards of Christian Character'f, will continue to be an important part of our school. Page Sponsors THE PEOPLES BANK COMPANY . 44 -3 emhfa Z-7eea4 Y! I-fl FIRST ROW: Dorothy Roseberry, Janet Fridley, Jane Zaayer, Molly Mason, Lois Magee, Joanne Friend, Jean Roseberry, SECOND ROW: Catherian West, Nancy Mason, Dorothy Smith, Evelyn Wildermuth, Sherry Hoover, Lois Stebleton, Doris Crabbs, Miss Bamhart, Advisor, THIRD ROW: Janet Fridley, Sheila Thornton, Beverly Montague, Betty Morris, Charlotte Swank, Anita Gaston, Kay Thomas. 1 3 The 1954-1955 school year opened with twenty-one junior and senior girls signing up for membership. The organization was led by Jane Zaayer as pres- ident. Janet Fridley was vice presidentg Molly Mason, secretaryg Joanne Friend, treasurer, Lois Magee, Student CouncilRepresentativeg and Dorothy Roseberry, sergeant at arms. Miss Eva Barnhart was our advisor. ' At the beginning of the year we held a joint formal initiation with the Junior Y-Teens. Mothers were guests at this meeting. Following tradition, we held the Y-Teen Hi-Y Annual Cherry Pie-Ice Cream Party at the home of Joanne Friend. At this meeting we had a speaker from Ohio State University who led a discussion on Boy-Girl Relations. We participated in the Annual March of Dimes Drive and the Lily Parade by collecting money for the Polio fund and the crippled children. A few of the members attended the Leadership Training Conference at the Y.W.C.A. and groups went to Newark and Pickerington for area meetings. In April, the Y-Teen members took Miss Barnhart out to dinner and then attended the Holy Week Services at the Methodist Church. Our money-making projects for the year were selling programs at the foot- ball games and score cards at the basketball games. We sponsored both the homecoming dances. , Page Sponsor KARL BITLEK WINCHESTER ELECTRIC SERVICE 45 cmckvz Z- 'keno FIRST ROW: Julie Hoffman, Betty Schorr, Delores Roseberry, Sandra Haughn, Patti Blais, Shirley Burke, Mrs. Gale, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Judy Fogle, Edith Bowlby, Carolyn Bolin, Gloria Kern, Nancy Hoffman, Patty Gibeaut, Betty Landis, Linda Conkle, NOT PICTURED: Marie Warga, Billie Jean Brown, The Junior Y-Teens of Canal Winchester High School have had a busy sched- ule this year. One of their biggest functions was the Mistletoe Hop. A hundred and fifty people enjoyed this dance held in the gymnasium of the school. We decorated the gym with Christmas greens and lights and hung mistletoe in the center of the dance area. We helped to send a member of our club on the Ohio District Y.W.C.A. trip to the United Nations. The delegate was Patti Blais. When she came back she gave us a report on what she had done and seen in her four days there and how United Nations meetings are conducted. Another of our functions was a Y-Teen Birthday Party. lt was to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Y.W.C.A. We contributed a gift of money to the Centennial Fund. The party was enjoyed by all. Just recently our club went to an Inter-Club Council meeting at Pickering- ton with nine members of our organization attending. Looking forward to the rest of this year we have a swimming party planned and also a series of swimming lessons at the Jewish Center. We are going to Columbus for one of our evening meetings to eat out and to attend a fashion show. We plan to have an out-door picnic at the end of the year. We have seven- teen members. Our officers for this year are: President ..... ..... 5 andfa Haughfl Vice President . . . - . .Nancy Jane Hoffman Secretary I , I i ' Julie Ann Hoffman Treasurer . . . ..... Shmel' Burke Chaplain ,,,, ,... P atti Blais Rgporter u , , , . Betty SChOl'1' Page Sponsor REED MOTOR SALES 46 4 ' Qfoawz ' Mr, Schultz, AdvisorgMade1yn Samples, Lois Stebleton, Molly Mason, Jane Zaayer, Janice Jepsen, Doris Crabbs, James North, During the 1954-55 school year, two meetings of the Franklin Honor Society were held. The first meeting was held at Dublin High School in October. Can- didates from Canal Winchester were Janice Jepsen, Doris Crabbs, and Lois Stebleton. Molly Mason presided as secretary of the society for the 1954-1955 school year. The second meeting was held at New Albany on February 14. Barbara Smy- ers, Betty Morris, Sherry Hoover, and Larry Doan were taken into the society at this spring meeting. Larry Doan was elected vice president for the 1955- 1956 school year. Several teachers and Mr. Schultz, advisor of the Honor Society, were present at both meetings. At each meeting a fine program was presented, followed by refreshments, and dancing. Requirements For Admission The upper one-fourth of the junior and senior classes may be admitted as candidates for the Franklin Honor Society providing that at least a 3.0 or a scholastic average of B is maintained. ln addition to scholastic standing, a committee of faculty members, the high school principal, and local superintend- ent examine candidates for high values in leadership, character, and co-oper- ativeness. Only one-half of the eligible number of juniors are admitted in the junior year. ' i Page Sponsor RUTHERFORD BODY SHOP 47 ' gud FIRST ROW: Patti Blais, Sandra Smith, Bonnie Miller, Mary Jane Smyers, Mike Miller, Adel Smith, Bill Fielder, Danny Coakley, Sharon Weber, Judy Reinhard, Barbara Schultz. SECOND ROW: Danny Beery, John Bender, Charles Custer, Roy Creiglow, Bill Spain, Jeff Hockman, Wayne Russell, Bob Schorr, Karen Will, Arlie Huston. THIRD ROW: Judy West, Nancy Raines, Ronnie Smith, James Muirhead, Timmy Boyer, Virginia Carr, Catherian West, Lois Stebleton, Ann Moore, Diane Porter, Lorene Magee, Bea Haynes. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Haughn, Terry Haines, Janice Hoover, Jackie Kuharek, Betty'Busey, Judy Fogle, Roger Hicks, Linda Weber, Pat Thomas, Linda Conkle, Billy Schultz, Bob Newell, Judy Shumaker, FIFTH ROW: Nancy Hoffman, Julie Hoffman. 6 game! ll'iif5ll'lia' i5',Ii'li'll' lfi'li'if ffifil' Wllilf Wllfld rr fin fiini an Within ti lJ.H.5'l FIRST ROWg Lois Stebleton, Catherian West, Linda Conkle, Billy Schultz, Betty Busey, Virginia Carr. SEC- OND ROWg Richard Gale, John Bender, Timmy Boyer, James Muirhead, Judy Fogle, Barbara Smyers, Linda Weber, Ronnie Hoffman, Arlie Huston, Terry Haynes, Bill Spain, Byron Miller, THIRD ROW: Karen Will, Ann Moore, Jackie Kuharek, Janice Hoover, Ronnie Smith, Roger Hicks, Walter Herron, Patti Blais, Bob Ne- well, Bob Schorr, Charles Custer, Danny Beery, FOURTH ROW: Bonnie Miller, Mike Miller, Lorene Magee, David Spain, Bea Haynes, Judy West, Nancy Raines, Jeff Hockman, Wilbur Barnhart, Danny Coakley, Mike Hockman, Judy Reinhard, NOT PICTURED: Bill Fielder, Edith Bowlby, Roy Creiglow, Diane Porter, Doris LaRue, John Crist, Janice Jepsen, Joe Barnhart, Pat Thomas, Wayne Russell, Page Sponsor HU NT ER HARDWARE -1-8 f:?i?i, 5 1 51! 2 3 2' Hifi Q f:'! l f A ig 23? . 5 JN ? W fly 5,46 e 1 '?gJ'5, 'l. 1.' gig li r r X E I 5 'W ,ff f r ra '- r l f rg? gre 5? ' 32 i L l .- 'f ' Q ' 2 , z ,',., V M, ..,.. A ' 3 ff rrrr r r A r , 2 r 73 r rff i r r fr mmrw 1 f qq fu r A Patti Blais I Sandra Haughn, Donna Chaney, Judy Shumaker, Barbara Schultz Page Sponsor OHIO-MIDLAND LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 49 FIRST ROW: Beverly Montague, Donna Mason, Jean Roseberry, Connie Kinsel, Julie Hoffman, Donna Petty, Carol James, Ruth Fielder, Nancy Mason, Doris Crabbs. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Roseberry, Nancy Gundy, Lois Stebleton,JudyFogle, LindaConkle, Vivian Hunt, Charlotte Swank, Betty Wears, Shirley Burke, Beverly Reed, Donna Chaney. THIRD ROW: JohnCrist,Larry Custer, Walter Herron, Bill McIlwain, Howard Solt, Jack Vance, IohnBusey,JoeBarnhart, Rodger Marion, Paul Trogus, John Sanders. NOT PICTURED: Lois Carpenter, George Thursh, Harry Richardson. FIRST ROW: Celia Garber, Aija Ambats, Judy Storts, Janet Ryther, Karen Ryther, Sharon Pierce, Silva Ambats. SECOND ROW:Bill Fisher, Janice Drumm, Carol Hoffman, Danny Upperman, Eddie Rutter, Bill Hendrix, Ernie Robertson, Ronnie Timmons, Billy Donaldson., Mary Jane King, Sharon Foskett. THIRD ROW: Raymond Ebert, Sharon Weber, George Knepper, Bill Yaple. NOT PICTURED: Chris Hockman, Philip Crist, Robert Fisher, Linda Overpeck, Kenneth Schorr. Page Sponsor CANAL VIEW PHARMACY 50 FIRST ROW: Jane Zaayer, Patti Blais, Janet Howard, Madelyn Samples, Molly Mason, Janice Jepsen, Sandra Haughn,Betty Morris, Lois Magee, Anita Gaston. SECOND ROW: Sheila Thornton, Bea Haynes, Kay Thomas, Catherian West, Theo Coleman, Marie Warga, Marcella Williard, Pat Gibeaut, Nancy Raines, Billie Jean Brown, Nancy Hoffman, Betty Schorr. THIRD ROW: Dan Crist, Danny Haines, Bob Wynkoop, Charles Ebert, Roger Hicks, Dick Turner, Jim Hoover, Jim Trogus, Wilbur Barnhart, Mike Murphy. Z FIRST ROW: Connie Kinsel, Jean Roseberry, Julie Hoffman, Donna Chaney, Kay Thomas, Janice Jepsen, Zelithia Windsor, Betty Morris, Billie Jean Brown, Madelyn Samples, Janet Fridley. Page Sponsor COMPLIMENTS OF BOLENBAUGH HARDWARE 51 ka . . One of the showcases in the Oley Speaks Music Library. One of the showplaces in Canal Winchester School is the beautiful Oley Speaks Library and Music Room. The room was dedicated December ll, 1949. Margaret Speaks,noted soprano soloist and niece of the late composer, The Honorable Frank Lausche, Gover- nor of Ohiog Miss Edith Keller, State Director of Musicg Dr. Howard L. Bevis, presid'ent of Ohio State University, Dr. Otto Mees, president emeritus of Capital Universityg and Dr. Clyde V. Hissong, State Director of Education were among the many notables present at the various dedication ceremonies. From the beginning, the purpose of the Oley Speaks Music Library has been to honor a local citizen and to provide a place to store his compositions, to provide a small recital hall and concert stage for presentation of local andfor other musical talent, and to furnish a rehearsal hall for our school musical or- ganizations. Visitors are always welcome to visit the library and to browse among the many mementos of the late Oley Speaks. Within the past year visitors have come from California, New York, Tennessee, and North Dakota. Margaret Speaks keeps in constant touch with the Library. She and Madge Drake,another niece,are the Library's closest and most enthusiastic boosters. Charles Speaks provides free copies of the History of the Oley Speaks Music Library to give to all the visitiors. Dr. Bland L. Stradley is chairman of the Board of Trustees and Mr. George C. Schultz is the librarian. Page Sponsor KEN REALTY COMPANY 52 vi-, .4 Sq ,X ff f is 5 I I Q. ha i 4 5 , , - . lm 22,466 p dv 7 an FIRST ROW: Bill McIlwain, Rodger Marion, Rodney Wildermuth, Carl Heister, Paul Trogus, Danny Crist, Ronnie Fridley,Wilbur Barnhart, Jack Vance,Larry Doan. SECOND ROW: Larry Bonn, Howard Solt, Joe Barnhart, Bob Wynkoop, Lowell Farley, Mike Murphy, John Cathers, John Metcalf, Mr. Roshon-Coach. THIRD ROW: John Crist, Jim Trogus,l-larley Swoyer, Mike I-lockman, Dick Turner, Noel Heister, David Spain, Dick Loucks, Bruce Davis, Ernie Cook. The football season started August 20, 1954, with twenty-seven fellows re- porting for practice. The squad, headed by co-captains Danny Crist and Ronnie Fridley, was light, but had a good spirit. The team took bad beatings in the first three games. In the last five games it showedarecord offour wins and a 6-0 loss to Gahanna. This latter game was one of two best played games of the entire season. Rival Groveport was defeated 12-7 in the homecoming game. The games with New Albany and Reynoldsburg were played in rain and mud. The Indians won both by scores of 19-l3 and 13-6 respectively. Two players were chosenfor the All-County Football team. They were Danny Crist on the offensive team and Rodney Wildermuth on the defensive team. Paul Trogus, Carl Heister, and Ronald Fridley rated Honorable Mentions. CW TEAM OPPONENT 7 Hamilton 47 O Bremen 12 7 Marion-Franklin 38 7 Mifflin 45 20 Dublin 7 19 New Albany 13 O Gahanna 6 13 Reynoldsburg 6 12 Groveport 7 Page Sponsor R. T. FIELDER, INSURANCE 54- I Danny Crist, Co-Captain, Fullback Ronald Fridley, Co-Captain, Halfback l Rodney Wildermuth, Tackle Paul Trogus, Guard Lawrence Walter, Guard Carl Heister, Center Wilbur Barnhart, Tackle Page Sponsor Compliments of DYE'S SECOND ADDITION 55 74414466 Adm S4414 atcha Page Sponsor CARL R. BEATY, PAUL R. BEATY - REALTORS 56 a-may g FIRST ROW: Dan Crist, Jim North, Paul Trogus, Rodney Wildermuth, Carl Heister, Ronald Fridley. SECOND ROW: Noel Heister, Bill Mcllwain, John Cathers, Tom Scholl, Jack Vance, Mr. Roshon-Coach. Coach Roshon had a record thirty-five boys out for basketball this season. Only two were returning lettermen from last year. They were Captain Rodney Wildermuth and Danny Crist, but there were other talents in Jim North, Paul Trogus, Jack Vance, John Cathers, and Ronald Fridley. Lack of height and ex- perience, severe handicaps, didn't stop these fellows as they came through with an eight and ten record. The defeating of Dublin, Gahanna,and Mifflin were the high points of the sea- son. County Champ Marion Frank1in's two-point defeat of us was a moral vic- tory. We defeated Groveport in the homecoming and final game of the regular season by a score of 68 to 56. The leading scorers were Jim North, Rodney Wildermuth, and Danny Crist with 374,286 and 270 points respectively. This year two players, RodneyWildermuth at forward and Jim North at cen- ter, made the All-County Team. They both received spots on the second team and attended the Columbus Dispatch All-High Banquet at the Ohio Union. Danny Crist, Paul Trogus, and Ronald Fridley received Honorable Mentions for their fine work. The scores for this year's games follow: CW TEAM OPPONENT 69 Marion-Franklin '70 41 Reynoldsburg 46 66 New Albany 58 85 Dublin 68 45 Hamilton Township 46 '19 Mifflin 69 57 Gahanna-Lincoln '74 60 Marion-Franklin 62 57 Hamilton Township 71 '71 New Albany 53 68 Groveport 56 '74 Gahanna Lincoln '72 '73 Hartford 59 TOURNAMENT 62 Liberty Union 82 40 Gahanna-Lincoln 60 5'7 Groveport 60 68 Reynoldsburg 59 Page Sponsors 53 Dublin 62 SHADE RESTAURANT '78 Mifflin 80 PAUL AND HELEN SHADE 57 Rodney Wildermuth James North Captain, Forward Center Daniel Crist Paul Trogus Forward Guard Ronald Fridley Carl Heister Guard Guard Page Sponsor MOTHERS ' CLUB 58 2 FIRST ROW: Dick Loucks, Howard Solt, David Spain, Bill Mcllwain, Mike Hockman, George Bitler, Bill Newell. SECOND ROW: Darrel1Pierce, Walter Herron, Jake Douglass, Mike Murphy, Ernie Cook, Bruce Davis, Bob Wynkoop. THIRD ROW: Dick Tumer-Manager, John Metcalf, Larry Bonn, Noel Heister, Harley Swoyer, Allen Miller, Harry Richardson, Jim Trogus, Roger Hicks. The reserves had a 6-10 record for the year They were paced by freshman Allen Miller followed by David Spain, Harley Swoyer, and Noel Heister. The won and lost record is rather deceiving as there were some very close endings on a number of the games. The playing experience is helpful regardless of the outcome of the games. The varsity team for the coming years will be strengthened with these players from this year's reserves. The team was coached by Mr. Russell Gregg, a senior at Ohio State Univer- sity, and he should be congratulated for his fine job. Following are the scores of the reserve team for this year: CW Team Opponents 20 Reynoldsburg 38 36 Dublin Z7 Z4 Dublin 37 34 Mifflin 30 58 Mifflin 26 36 Marion-Franklin 41 32 Marion-Franklin 48 42 New Albany 21 45 New Albany 37 33 Hamilton 45 46 Gahanna-Lincoln 38 Z8 Gahanna-Lincoln 30 Z7 Groveport 28 56 Hamilton 60 35 Reynoldsburg 38 46 Groveport 48 Page Sponsor PARKER PHOTOGRAPHS 59 . Z, FIRST ROW: Arlie Houston, Paul Alspach, Bob Petty, Jeff Hockrnan, Donald Miller, Bob Friend, Jim Sims, Jim Harmon, Bill Spain, John Bender. SECOND ROW: Lynn Getz, Wayne Haines, Harry Fischer, Bob Schorr, Jerry Hagerman, Danny Coakley, Danny Haines, Bob Black, Bill Holley, Mr. Will-Coach. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Smith, Danny Berry, Jim Barnhart,1im Roseberry, Richard Gale, Pat Thomas, J im Muirhead , Gary Crego, Charles Farley, Charles Custer. The Junior High Basketball schedule this yearincluded ten games. The record of wins was not impressive but the experience we hope will pay for the time and energy spent in fulfilling the schedule. We played Lithopolis, Groveport, Hamilton, Truro, Marion Franklin, and Reynoldsburg. There were approvimately forty junior boys who participated in the games. Many of them attended the All-Sports Banquet and received their awards and letters. The junior high would like to thank those responsible for making it possible to have these games and for the banquet, Mrs. Mildred Hurnmell, Mrl Milton Will, and Mr. Robert Johnson who substituted for Mr. Will on two different oc- casions. Page Sponsors TWO FRIENDS FALER'S FEED AND FARM STORE BUSHMAN'S BARBER SHOP HOWARD'S BEAUTY SHOP 60 744235456 Kay Thomas, Betty Morris, Jane Zaayer, Janet Howard, Janet Fridley E' Kay Thomas, Janice Jepsen, Jane Zaayer, Connie Kinsel. NOT PICTURED: Janet Fridley. 61 Page Sponsor D. 85 B. HEATING COMPANY 6 Donna Chaney, Sherry Hoover, Janet Howard fa- ww Bonita Miller, Carol Hoffman, Ann Bigerton, Nancy Wynkoop, Sue Black Page Sponsor JOYCE IRON AND METAL COMPANY 62 FIRST ROW: Danny Crist,Romanus Windsor,Dick Turner,Rona1d Fridley, Mike Murphy, Larry Doan, Kris Far- 1ey.Iim Ford. SECOND ROW: Roger Hicks, Wilbur Barnhart, Bill Mcllwain, Rodney Wildermuth, David LaRue, Dave Spain, Darrell Pierce, Jim Hoover, John Cathers, Bob Wynkoop, John Busey, Mr. Will-Coach. Nineteen fellows came out for track this year. As the season is just beginning, it is impossible to predict the outcomeg however, the following are expected to add many points as the season progresses: Dan Crist in the shot putgdiscus, and 100 yard dashg John Busey in the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and broad jumpg Bill Mcllwain, hurdles and 220 yard dashg John Cathers in the 4403 Wilbur Barnhart broad jump and discusg and Rodney Wildermuth in the mile, one-half mile, and high jump. With the help of other squad members it is hoped that the squad will have a successful season. The meets with Big Walnut and Marion Franklin were lost. The schedule fol- lows: April 6 Big Walnut Here April 13 Marion-Franklin There April 2.0 Groveport There April. Z7 Hamilton Township Here May 4-5 County Track Meet Otterbein May 14 District Track Meet ' Delaware May Z1 State Track Meet Columbus OSU Page Sponsors LEACH BENSON POST, INC. NO. 220 HOWARD'S RED AND WHITE STORE 63 SOPHOMORE a t te nd a nt, Donna Chaney, SENIOR attendant, Jo anne Friend, QUEEN, Jean Roseberryg JUNIOR attendant, Lois Carpenter, FRESHMAN atten- dant, Donna Freeman Page Sponsor KEN LEWIS 7 1954-55 AA, ej, MJ xx! sf ,nl 7 Z 1954-55 Janet Fridley SOPHOMORE-Escort Bob Wynkoop, attendant Barbara Schultzg SENIOR-attendant Molly Mason, Escort Wil- b ur B a rnh a rt g QUEEN-Janet Fridley, Escort Carl I-leistergJUNIOR-Escort John Sanders, attendant Betty Morrisg FRESHMEN-attendant Dorothy Long, Escort Bill Fielder. Page Sponsor KEN LEWIS 7 FIRST ROW: Sandra Haughn, Vicki Ridge, Dorothy Long, Adel Smith, Mary Jane Smyers, Donna Freeman, BettyWears, Caroljames, Donna Petty, Virginia Carr, Nancy Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Lois Stebleton, Nancy Gundy, Jean Roseberry, Patti Blais, Shirley Burke, Nancy Klamfoth, Bea Haynes, Beverly Reed, Judy Lindsey, BettyLandis. Beverly Jackson. THIRD ROW: Patricia Stotler, Julie Hoffman, Theo Coleman, Evelyn Wilder- muth, Dorothy Smith,JanetHoward,Janet Fridley, Betty Morris, Jane Zaayer, Kay Thomas, Lois Magee, Anita Gaston,Barbara Withers, Sheila Thornton, Mrs. Gale-Adviser. FOURTH ROW: Delores Roseberry, Ruth Fielder, Dorothy Roseberry, Vivian Hunt, Pat Gibeaut, Marie Warga, Elizabeth Green, Emma Starcher, Betty Busey, Louise Green, Gloria Kern, Lorene Magee. ' 7 FIRST ROW: Jim Ford, Emie Cook, Allen Miller, David Spain, Mike Murphy, Bill McIlwain, Kenneth Hunt, Bill Newell, Mike Hockman. SECOND ROW: Larry Custer, Howard Solt, Byron Miller, Tom Scholl, Carl Heister, Paul Trogus, Harley Swoyer, Danny Crist, Ronald Fridley, Jack Vance. THIRD ROW: Jerry Doan, Gary Logsdon, Dick Loucks, Joe Barnhart, Lowell Farley, John Cathers, Rodger Marion, George Thrush, Larry Bonn, John Sanders, Mike Miller. FOURTH ROW: Jake Douglass, John Crist, Roger Hicks, Larry Doan. Kris Farley, David LaRue, Bob Wynkoop, Jim Trogus, Charles Ebert, Harry Richardson. 66 7, :Fir , 4' , L 4 - ' ,wif , , -1? T x. . V' ,.,, , -,fELy --mig-I , I V Iggy 4255 Pep- Eg pmmm 54444 ,bww dk 0 0 f rw FIRST ROW: Doris Crabbs, Lois Magee, Editor, Mary Morrison. SECOND ROW: Jean Roseberry, Mary Bayer Joanne Friend, Janet Fridley. 'uf Molly Mason, Miss Barnhart -Advisor, Kay Thomas, Anita Gaston, Catherian West, Ruth Fielder, Patricia Stot ler. 68 FIRST ROW: Pat Stotler, Doris Crabbs,Catherian West. SECOND R OW: B y r o n Miller, Madelyn Samples, Lois Magee, Jane Zaayer, Miss Barnhart-Advisor. FIRST ROW: Barbara Smyers, Molly Mason, Anita Gaston. SEC OND ROW: James North, Joanne Friend, Carl Heister, Ron- ald Fridley. FIRST ROW: Kay Thomas, Ruth Fielder, Janice Jepsen. SECOND ROW: Paul Trogus, Danny Crist, Jean Roseberry, Mary Morrison, MaryBayer. Not Pictured: Janet Fridley, Rodney Wildermuth. SW! wruvrw 'HIJG vw Img ,Y ,,,,U,,,,,,r. U. -ts--A v 'Q' ' O9 1 O if J wr' . -8-ff ' .Z wi ' wr il V K ,yr .y , ,ss 5: 'ii ii it ,,..f. ., li ,R 5 1 ii, X tn' 5 5' ,gi silk X ga.: f '57 N-v gpm 'S' Q T4 0605 Betty Morris, Nancy Gundy. Bea Haynes, Dorothy Roseberry, Dorothy Smith. Evelyn Wildermuth, Larry Doan, Jack Vance, Joe Barnhart. aeneetieplaq if?-' x r-JW yfliflwilgr ,XL Hn, 2 F51-+ ka-. HE 5 I Evelyn Wildermuth, Jack Vance Y AQ, K - 5 . ,, af: ? 'j ie, afggawf, , f-zafrgaewrgfi 3 , 5 . e nfv,f'f6.'J?,mk.xa , - 1 M Y Larry Dom HY 70 Larry Doan, Bea Haynes, Dorothy Roseberry. Jack Vance, Evelyn Wildermuth, Betty Morris, Joe Barnhart. Larry Doan, Bea Haynes, Dorothy Roseberry. Jack Vance. Jack Vance, Larry Doan. 3 T' J I 191 del' WW FIRST ROW: Rodney Wildermuth, Molly Mason, Jane Zaayer, Doris Crabbs, Carl Heister, Janet Frid- ley, Paul Trogus,Joanne Friend, Terry Wynkoop, Pat Stotler, Janice Jepsen, Lewis Schumaker. SEC- OND ROW: Barbara Smyers, Katy Thomas, Byron Miller, Jim North, Catherian West, Lois Magee. ceased pidq 72 Kay Thomas, Paul Trogus, Janet Fl' ld 195' , C arl Heister, James N0ffh. Joanne Friend. Lois Magee, Janice Jepsen, Pat Sto t le r , Doris Crabbs, Barbara Smyers, Jane Zaayer. Terry W yn ko o p , Kurt, Joanne Friend, Byron Miller, Janice Jep- sen, Carl Heister, James North. Molly M a s o n , Rodney Wilder- murh, Janice Jepsen. ru... -.V Y --gm.---V B- 1. Most beautiful tribute to mankind The Lincoln Monument . 2. Guess what? Of course Mount Vernon. 3. The front a nd back are just as pretty, it is also Mount Vernon. 4. How about a swim? The one man that has tried to swim it killed himself. Do you still want to try it? A 5. The beautiful U.N. Building. How about the guides senior boys. 6. Old Hong Kong . Don't we look like we were Chinese. Confidentially NO. 7. Statue of the raising of the flag over Iwo Jima. if The Freshmen and Sophomore years of the 1955 graduating class were un- eventful compared to the busy Junior and Senior years. Our Freshmen year we elected Rodney Wildermuth president, Ronnie Fridley vice president, Paul Trogus secretary, and Carl Heister treasurer. Not long after our usual initiation into high school, we had a delightful time having a hay ride and wiener roast at Kay Thomas'. It was this year that we chose Gail Murphy and Janet Fridley attendants for Football and Basketball respectively. During our Sophomore year we began to realize the need for money. We decided to sell pennants. This idea brought us little profit but gave us a good experience in learning to work together for one purpose. We elected Carl Heister president, Rodney Wildermuth vice president, Paul Trogus treasurer, and Pat Stotler secretary. This year Madelyn Samples and Lois Magee were our Football and Basket- ball Attendants respectively. At the beginning of the next year we elected our officers. They were Rod- ney Wildermuth president, Jane Zaayer vice president, Lois Magee secretary, and Molly Mason treasurer. We were all very busy making money for the Junior-Senior Banquet to be held in May. One of our first money making projects was selling candy at noon to students for one semester. Other ways was the skating party and selling candy at Christmas time. In the first part of May we held our class play which brought in a lot of money. It was Cheaper By The Dozen which was a big success. Everyone in it and that saw it liked it very much. After all these projects were through we held the big Junior-Senior Banquet at the Fort Hayes Hotel in Columbus. Following the banquet was a dance for those not too full to dance. At 3 o'c1ock there was a breakfast served in the Municipal Building at Lithopolis for those that were still awake. The climax of our Junior year was the serving of the Alumni Banquet where we made quite a bit of money for our Senior trip. Our officers for the Senior year were elected and they were James North president, Madelyn Samples vice president, Lois Magee secretary, and Molly Mason treasurer. The big events of our Senior year were Class Play, The Little Dog Laughed , Steak Supper, selling Christmas Cards and all occasion cards, selling candy and subscription to magazines, collecting salestax stamps, and hay ride and wiener roast at Carl Heister's chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. McQuillen. To spend all the money we made during our three years we published a year book as you have seen, and to climax it all our Senior Class Trip to Washington, New York, and Niagara Falls. The trip as you have already heard was a big success and everyone enjoyed it tremendously. We hope that all future classes that take this trip will enjoy it as much as we did. This concludes the year book, and with all the work we have put into it we hope that you have enjoyed it. 75 74452: Me 77qeen4a4 few Md gem, 9664. WW W wivwf WJKJM4 Y. ml 55 'H y lu ga, - H f 'wif ., 1' 35 n f ,Z L' 5? ,t 5' ww.. f - , , , , .. , ,, , , W , ,M -M .1 ' - dr n ,Q ,, wr,-4 -, , 1 'H wy--vw 1 M , V W 'Q , L -. H M W ' 1 ' 4 w H J ww X M r R W1 WF f ,f f 4 ef W ru ' yi m 4 .A M V 11 , -. :J Qu., y 1 M1 who 'H fh T?JAim k:Mf 4 4 ' -Mwmfi 5 A W va, 215315 -r -uf .. ,A Ns IL-' L -E457 ' '- If '. -g veg 9 L 4 S 7 z A 'Mmm Awww, 1 'Pr-1'