Carrollton High School - Carhisean Yearbook (Carrollton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

THE CLASS CDF NINETEEN HUNDRED I LJ Ll Presents The 'IUTP1 AN NIVERSARY CARROLLTON, OHIO A CARRCDLLTON HIGH SCHQGL Dedication Leavmg ones home frlends xnterests to enter a new envlronment IS a dlfflcult step There are memorxes too deep for words happy memorles sad rnemorles There have been many QYPGFIGDCCS durlng my years of teachlng m Carrollton laugh able pathetlc exasperatlng gfatlfylflg Now I am leavmg all those behmd to enter new flelds But leavlng does not mean for gettmg l shall always have those memo ues too deep for xx ords Iknovs too that wherever I may go I shall never meet a f1ner group of boys and glrls and facultv members than I have known ln Carrollton Mary C Wagner 2 Forward Thus Carhlsean the last unlted effort of the class of 58 IS full of many experiences of the years they have spent at Carrollton Hugh School with each other and the under classmen As the years pass and time has faded your memories thus annual will serve to remind you of the happier moments with your classmates Contents XIJNIINISTRXIIOX X61 bl' 'NIOR C I -XSS ST XTISTIC S X I J 'NIUK CI N l RI SIINIAN K I S lth 6. 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XX PI K H HARNETT K 'arrollton Ohio Oh1o al: nxersltt Xiuskmgum College XIaJ urs Xgrxcultural Fducatxon and Xdmimstratlon Prln clpal of Hugh school and Athletlc Dzrector Q4 Faculfy NILAH XNIkRONI Germano Ohlo Capital lmxerslty College of Steubenulle I S Ma ore Edutatnon and Socxal Studies Teaches Englleh Prewhman Claw Xdxmor and Play Dlrec-tor JAMES MITCHELL Carrollton Ohlo kent State Lmxeraitg Nhamx Lnnersntw B 'S ln E u cation 'VI d a ors Phyfical 'icxence Chem lstrv and Qchool Admmmtra tlon Principal of Elemen 'ary Grade-Q NIXRX C XXAGNER Carrollton Ohlo Nlusklmir um College Educatlon Ohlo State Lmserslty 'NI A Xl estern Reaerxe B L S Major' English and L1 brary Honor Qomety Kd xmor Teaches, Speech Ilbrarx Dean of GlFl4 FTA Adusor 9'-fx ,gnu pin-.5 5' JOHN BECh Carrollton Ohio ll ect A Xxrglma Lmwersny li Q an 'VI S NIaJor Phys P-XLLINE IERESFORD Carrollton Ohlo Ohio State bnlxersxty Kent btate Lnnerslty Ohlo 7-.4-vp NIARII IE-XDLE tarrollton Ohxo kent S ate Lnnerslty B b Iaducatxon Niubkmgum Nlajors Inglxsh and HIQIOIY Fe-aches .Iumor Hxgh I nglmh Af? ical Educatlon Teaches 7th Grade Health and Sth Grade Qczence Head Baa ke ball Coach and Fresh man Football Coach Lmxersxtv NI -X 'Vlus kmgum College A B Majors Home Economlcs and Soclal Qcnence Teacher XX orld Hlstorv ,an J f-ll RENI C I RRI -XIIISLQITIAIII Ohio Whaml niw-rsity I Q in l'dl.lCd tion Ohio State 'VI A 'lIaJor- I llgllih History and Phwiral l dur-ation Tearhes Gox ernment and Girla Phyxlcal Fducatlon Nenior Flaw Adxwor 'leerw xdueor and Qponwor uf the Qvhool Annual TI-IOI l RN DLNI AP 4 arrollton Ohio mx er Indiana Stale Teacher: Nialora luwnew Fduvation and Feograplix Teachea Qhorthand T x pe xx ritm Ohm I-Ilatorx and XV Feographx O 1' YL n 4-,+I V f My ' a IOIS Q ISINGHANI Larrollton Ohio Ohio Xleslexan lnneraltw B A Lnner'-its of Southern California Ohio Qtate Lm xersltx Major German Te-achex latin and Lng lah f br 5 bf- '-35 NX U HAROI D l REAS Amsterdam Ohio Buck nell lmxersity College of Q euhf-nxille l Il cr-.itx of Illttahurgh 'Vlaj ors Hixtorx md Som.-xl Su ence Tsavlu-N XIIICTIC an Hixtorx and Spanish Junior Flags Xdxisor MAR! BOGGS Carrollton Ohio 'vlueking um College A B Colum bla Lnnerslty Majors Mathematics and Public Speaking Teacheb l and 8th Grade Matheinativs Sth Grade Adxlsor 1'.ro Q11 lr--' lxlf VNLTH IOLNK C arrollton Ohio Ashland 0 :ge Major Mathematics Physlval Fdu ration Tv, '11 hes Mathe matics Track and Phy sical lf ducatlon Head l oothall Coach and Rest rxe Basket 'Jall Coach 'aff XVII LIAM CLRR8 Amsterdam Ohio Unnersitw B A lnduqtrial Arts Teaches Mechanical Dravum., and Woodworking' 1 Miami MaJor C L-IDI S 1 ELLIOFT karl ollton Ohio Bethany 'VIaJor Em.,l1Gh Minor i h Psx chologv Feacliex Qophomore and Qemor I nglwh 6' W Ki' ,ff 3 Q O m, J H up ' ' ' R ' I . . ' ' . L L 7 .- A . A . ' A D - .' - . : 1 - J ' - 11 'ith ,J J ,.A V ' A 4 -W A vv . l 'mf a r ,J all ' I , :wht 1 ., ' .,. 'li M, I 1 TI ' 5 - r . Y ' ls '., 5. .. '- E ' - M' .51 if 'an a Q5 ,',, , . : A ' Z Y 4 I , . ,H . 9 . -,HL .11 I , f 1 if .Y '.' 1 'Q . 'f . . ' w l . - I, .Y - 5 N ' . - v sity of Pittsburgh, Ti. S, f I College, NVeSt Virginia, A. ' .' . - 2 B.-. Z I, ' Z . ' ' .7 3 u ' ' lfre n - , , - : 1 . 3 - .2 ' 'f at . . . ,' ' l ' gy .rl i . ' C '. . ' '. 3 orld , 'j 1, f. J 'Q wig N. -4 Y .., A- f 011--,is.s.-Q : Q '- .t. ,A. IL- lr'- .' u - J sz 4' z ' 'A fig- I K F tw ' '.3 ,' .' . - 'V .. - K 'W I Q ,V 'I Q 4 : b I f .45 . . W ,,-- V I ' ' z , 1' -.4 , X' -I . 'fbi .. 1. ,E .v D, ' . ' Jr' I S' ' f .L f, x I - .i ,lg I Sim: 1.4 . .1-X - it .2 .I v Z 'inf ,, fr I ON XI D HORN! FFR I arrollton Ohio hent ate Lnixexslty li Q Dduvatlon Major Niathe matlcs Teaches Algebra I and Plane Geometrv Assxstant Ifootball Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach R-U NIOND II4 HMAN East Sparta Ohlo Ohlo State Lnnersltx S Majors Indu-.trlal Arts kent Qtate Unnerslty M Guldanve DIFLCKOF l! 1-11-:'Y' DALE GILCREST Carrollton Ohio Ohlo State LIIIXQFSIIY B Q ln Educatxon Major Php s Ical 'icxence and General Science Teaches Chemns try Solld Geometrx Trig' onometry Algebra II and Physics at f'-lf' ws! 'Q' JEROME MASJSAX Larrollton Ohio 'SILIL-lklllg um College B S Unner sity of Pxttsburgh 'VI A Major Bxology and hduca tlon Nhnors Chemistry ueologw Phxslcal Educa tlon Industrlal Arts and Lnglush Teaches Indus trlal Arts HELFN HOPKINS Carrollton Ohlo kent Qtate Lnnersnts B 9 Education Magor Geog raphy Teaches lth and Sth Grade Geographv i' 'Q' 4-r LIVONIA V 'VICCREAIA Leesxllle Ohxo Kent State Unnersntx Major Edu catxon Teaches Social Studies 'Y 'bv KGVFQ KFRR Carrollton Ohlo Kent ate Umsersitx B Q Fduvation Majors Eng llsh and I-Inetory Teaches 7th Grade Ohio Hnstory Cafeteria Manager IANIE I X '1I I 1 arrollton Olno Ohno S ate lnnersltx I VIa1or Home IPOI10ll'llf'i Fsarhms Home Fvonomlcs H X Xduso -i pi! -ul 1 WAI 'IER SHAW LR Ravsleaburg VK ext Xlrgmla PHIFIIIOUIH State Tcach ere College ll A We-Qt Nlfgillld Unnftrsnty M A Major Blology Ttaches BlOl0gX I and II Sopho more Clans Xdxlsor School Patrol Adxmor NORMA TOOT Carrollton Ohlo Kent 'itate UIIIXQFNIIY I S in Educatlon Major THUGIC Mmor Fngllsh Teaches hnghsh Ill Iunior Class Adu'-:or 435' 1 Qf GLENN WICHOLQ Carrollton Ohmo Ohxo Grate LHIXQFSIIV B S in Blologtcal 'S c 1 e n c Teaches General QCICDCE Freshman Class Adusor Assmtant Football and Bas ketball Coach .3151- pf IANII Q Vt XLLIIH Cumberland 01110 'N ua lngum I ollege Ohio l nnerslts NI Ld Major Hutorx xnd Lduc-a tmn Tcachu. Ilrners Ld ur itmn and lhy '-H81 Ifduca tion 'hal-t mt loot all and lhskf-tlmall t oach SlllO01 Boy Patrol PALLINE SAARE Girard Ohio Capital Um xerslty B S m Educatxon MaJor Humnew Fduca tlon and Qoclal Studies Teaches Busmess Lom merclal Club Adslwor 1 UQ ar 'U' 'R- 'FP DON SKALTFRS Beallex nlle Ohio Ohlo Qtate Unneralty B Q 't Q Major Azrxculture 9 XRTHUR THEIL arrollton Ohno Capital Un werslty B S M Kent 'State Unlverelty Teachex Band and Choir Quperusor of MUSIC DOROTHX NX ALL-SCL tarrollton Ohlo Ohlo Nlajor Home LCOIIOIIIICS leachu. Home ILCOHOIHICS l H 'L Adtlsor Teac-hex Vocational Alrfl fx 9,- ruture F F A C0 Adxw 8 lf' K 4 i .- .V ies. -4 : :, X 1 - ' . b. A v' 1 .- A ' 1 -q ' Q ..2 ' ' 1 , -' Y - ' A 'A' i ,H .. . . - . X . Y , ff' ' J ,T I , - It v' I U' - ,Y W n M i' .' ', . . -Z - u t I ' e l L X .1 h T. 5- I-. ' State Vnirversitx, I? - - ,v 'fd l x k'- ..A. 11- .I Z..- A ' -g fm Is ' ' '-Q ' ' I' ' 1. - orl - '. . . . - - j , - x U - .5 1 ' F U- 'Jn I I 1 h ! X -.fag I X . N ' TOHNI Vt HEELER Canton Oh1o Niount Ln non College B S In Niusnc Education Kent State Ln nermty Teaches Musxc Asslstant Band Dlrector 9' 'iii 3 FLOREN CE GOT QCHALI ip- HAROLD VS INDRAVI Carrollton Ohno Ohno State Lmxerwzty B S Education Teaches Y catlonal Agrlcul ure F F A Co adusor -J ff! an Carrollton lo Hi x School Secretary SUbS1'I1'U1'9 W? 'VIAYINE I XRNETT Carrollton Ohio Ohlo Qtate lnixersnty Vlagor Home Fvonomlcc Vhnor Got-nal Studie: quhwtltule Tearher -f-V ,A 'll 9 'Q' U 1 The dlscovery of God IS the supreme achlevement of any soul The awakenlng and mtegratton of the self IS the flrst atm of educatlon Educatlon makes a people easy to lead but d1ff1cult to drlve easy to govern but lmposslble to enslave Lord Broughan 9 ' . . L it-.I A Y- L , A' ',: or! Le? 2 I, ls. -. - - - v.A . K tx -A , N Q ,4 If f 'X X X g X A, Oh L. gr - l 'fu f o Ieaflhel' 'iw-15 ' 2 -w : f,,,'. ' l- L 5 I. , is ...r-,Q C . 1 .II- o 'li' c I ',U '.f, ..,.Hf, l5 .'. '-.wif - H fo atm gin 2 ' . f 0.:'U.f o l 'flf x ' , I 4 I' , - 1 J. ,- U , ffl ' ' , ,, v I J ' T Fling' iw X aul Abel, Tom Golsvhall, Ralph liarn- house. Janitors Our school certainly could not operate without t h e s e gentlemen. They are the first to enter the building in the morning and the last to leave in the evening. Our wonder- ful janitors are constantly on the job working to keep our facilities in excellent condi- tion and our class rooms im- maculate. you that food! Eight little peas in a pod. Blgw, Gabriel Blow! lm Onh t Vemvmineh lJon't strain your eyes, Mr. Shaver. rfb- Ile had the right of way cl 3 E nfs 25 U WIS 4, I , r Mfr Y-of- 3 .mr- IQ '-Q Senior Class History We began our high school life by setting a new record as the largest class ever enrolled in Carrollton High School. We chose for our class flower the red rose. Our class colors were blue and white, and our motto was I Will . Our officers for the year were: president. Sandy Allmong vice president, Linda Beamer, secretary, Ruth Georgeg treasur- er, Dixie Goddard. Moon Over Hawaii , our class party, set another record for attendance. Hardened to the ways of high school, we returned as sophomores and elected the following officers to lead us through the year: president, Linda Beamer, vice president, Anita Liggettg secretary, Shirley Albaughg treasurer, Nancy Roof. All was not work, however, as was evidenced by our party 'Spring Frolicf Formerly unvsise in the ways of earning money as Juniors we be- came talented in the tricks of salesmen and hoarded every pennv in order to treat the seniors to the first prom Stardust ever held in the new gym O11r officers president Nancy Roof vice president Neala Jones secretary Bill Kerr treasurer Marie Chenot led us in a very s iccessful year Snowman s Holiday our party and our plav Red House Mystery also lent a hand to the fun of the year As Seniors veterans with a low treasury we elected the follovsing officers to pull us along so we could reach Washington president Dick rlaugh vice president B111 Kerr secretary Linda Beamer treasurer Yancy Roof We beat old man winter this year and initiated our new auditorium to class parties with Harvest Moon This party he ld reminiscences of all our previous parties featuring famous actors among the senior set We awaited the prom with eagerness the senior trip with excitement graduation with anxiety and the world with open arms Our life is a candle light before the wind Class Officers wg I!!! 4 augi xice r id tr a urei Nan y Roof ug l lllda l can 12 I ! 7 Y V 7 9 1 ' ' as Jr - I 3 Y Y ' Y D : ! 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NIOND BAX1 hli Haste makes waste Far from an angel Jets Club 2 3 4 Choir 3 Commerclal Club 4 R01 BEAGI E Im a farmer gay you bet XS on t you be m farmer ette A 1 speech Club 1 Commerci al Club 4 Parhamenlarx Procedure IOHN ADANIS He doesn t nxnd studwlng he just doesnt llke tellmg the teachers all he knows If otball 1 '3 4 Track Olr l Rcholarshxp l Junior and Senior Play lets Club 3 Paskethall l Senlor Sr-holarslup QCIQDPP Club NIAICIL XNDLRQ N Ready to xxork ready to play reqdv to help when exer she max Dellroy olr 1 Scholar 'R SJ 7 LINDA BEANIER Lots of smiles lots of pep at cheermg she s reallx hep Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Honor iocletx 4 Home Olfllllg Attendant 4 Class O xcer 1 2 4 Prmce of Peace .5 Iumor 'md Semor Play Teens 1 2 I-In Feens 4 Speech ilub 2 3 Offxcer 2 2 Pep Qlub tommerrlal Club 4 l- I-I A l Semor Qc hola: shlp Xnnual Staff 4 -. -.v-...I h X . . 2-. I' - .- Q, ?301 2,63'4- H- Y-'bl-.f V fs. ' ' ' 47 z , ' ff -f q f :X V. K 7 F ' . I I -Q l ll .' ,J .'.' 1 .C .' 'f.' ' . . .' . 'if ' .Of , 'h ., v na- 1' . ' ', f , .- 4 .- V- 3 .1 vi ' - ' . V F.H.A. l,v2 - Honor Socieg 1. 2, 3'- offilcel- ISM- Hi- -- W ' 2 4 1, 2 4 Ch ' 2 - 3, 4 -. '- , - ' , - ,' ' , . ' . ' - ' ,' , - ship 1 - Commerclal Club 4. , ' 3 ' Q-, 4 - - - f-i13MY- ,- , ,.:0f- '.- .,',-. '. '3-'-,.'1'- - , X 4 - , ' - ,j ' r - .' ' , , . - 4 - .. ' - . ' - , ' - Y- ' 1 ' 'I - , P -- ' e s , -,. - J .' 'Ill 4 A ' ' ' . .- ' 2 - . H ' 4. 3. 4 - - ' - A ' ,' I- ' , -- . 1 . , 2, 3. 1. 1 f - 'f 1? ' f 4 VC' Q K , . 9' . ' ' A, vt . ,1 1 ,W 4 ' I , J X I 2 , ' ' 4 f - l - j , 1, L. . . ' I . - 'Y V . y I ' Y- H' .J . F.F..,2,3,4- - - ,- 'Q 'iff' ,-, 4- 7 A . -Tl fs- 4: '-1 ' - -13- JACK BER.-KRD What I need is a long rest. - F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 if 'i Q Y Z I ov-47 'J - Ax PAUI I l RCJLIII' JOHN 1501 LY I may he qulet and nuer ludently ple OCCUplLd up hurrx but I nexer grnexe 0 other thoughts nex er vs on x Football Manager 4 1-0 f se 'ff 'll l HILU k PAII BRONX N lakes are A nul'-lame ulad to tone lurm glad to :nl I oothnll I 1 to n xpeech ll 1 lr udun '2 -f-4 ANNA ISIGHGERT Nothing is impossible for .wne who tries. - Speech Club 3, 4. if Y ' 'au T'-5 ,ss- SARAH BORING If bnlence lb golden like they say I m getting rlchev' exery day FHA 1 9 Speech Club 3 4 Km dergarten Helper 4 F T A XX ll 'KI-X IROXX X r I fc mo n Q re Eatk Gland Commermal I lub 4 HOGLR bOLL,Hhlt If bchool bookb dealt wxth football Id be an A stu dent Babketball 2 lfootball 3 4 Flack 9 L Club 3 4 l XI A HRX AN Sou can luxe vuthoui loxe Nou Can luxe wuthout hooks l uullzed men vm! he u1thou'f vooks A 4 Offwe tom me-rmal Klub 4 'Annual Qtaff 4 Offlce AS-.1-tant 4 - 3 ,z ., ,, W. l q' NI . 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I 2' 3' : i ' r 4 - ' . - 14 - RAYMOND BRYAN Time bothers me not: it ,J just passes. - Commercl- f . al Club 4 - Play Commit- tee. ld' C XRI CAMPBELL Always quiet F l- X nd 1 2 Parliamentary P r 0 c e dure Te-am 1 'GT' MARIE CHENOT Sparmg Wlth words free vuth smiles Commerci al Club 4 FHA 2 FTA 2 1 55 .6 us' L 1 SONDRA BVSTO This girl's artistic touch is going to help her very much. - Honor Society 3, 4 - Scholarship 3. 45. 'SV nf' Q-mv Ali-aff' S XX DR X C XPPLR An angel or if Im vsrom., Juet an earthly paragon H A Inermural Xollex Ball 4 Honor Q0 tx Sr holarshlp 2 Annual Staff 4 -5,41 IUDH CLARK This descrlbes her best short gay Joyful and deul wh as the rest FHA Officer 2 Emte Q and 1 2 lunnor and Qemor Play Committee FT A 4 Librarian 4 'WZ 'Kar v ' DANNY LARSOV IOP f'-KRT U10 hxery man has his dexilish HP UHYQQ helm! 1819 h I ll days but I haxe mme es eryday Pep Club 4 Baekethall Manager 1 2 Qcholarshxp 1 -ls. TINI COLE Tim plays the piano with the greatest of eaqe Its exeryones delight when he touchee the kevr Sen lor qCh0l3TShlD X lllOH'il 'Vlerxt Seholarshlp Honor S cnety 2 3 4 , Of 1 irhol ship l 2 Qpanxeh Club 4 Officer 4 Speech ilub 4 Pep Club 4 lunxor Play Senior Plax Prince of Peace 4 C om merc al Club 4 Band 1 Pep Band 1 2 3 hcatx hurrxim, Qpeech uh l librarian 4 055' K 'S' TAD COLRTRIGHT XVhenexer there if: l l'll chief in the air you re quite apt to find him there Baa ketball 2 Football 'R lets Club 2 u , ,Q ' , 2' ' A uf K P 1 1, 2, 3, 4 - Ba , ,ss - I . ' ' '- f 6 - A ' V , jF...1,2- . - .- Cl ,4-,' . K ' f-ie,'-4-. - ,' - A. , W '- ., l X A 5 nl-' Q 'ry , N --7.41 I X .X I 'ag . , 21- 1' a t ' A12- fn'-'g.' - '71 ,t h , - , '. ' t. 1 .' A- .'z A . . .' . '. .. - ' ' -Q 'of' K-. ,' - I-'.'r.x, 1. 2, 3, 4: fi'er 4 -. - ar.-' ,..,A3,4 -.Q '. 2, 3,i4- - , ,' -15- LARRY COTTRILL I never let my interfere with my studies tion. - VVeirton l - Foot- ball 2 3 4 - C Club 2 educa- , X r 3. 4: 'Officer 4 - Scholarl K 4 ship 2, 3. 4 - Senior Schol- 'ff P arship - Anual Staff 4 - Choir 3 -- National Merit Scholarship - American Le- gion Essay Award 3. X 1 - ' vu X M I ALT! DANQFR He knows a lot he Just cant think of it Com mercial Club 4 lets Club I' T A 2 lxAlF Dil l ONT If there isn t a circus she starts one B nd 1 2 2 Dance Band 3 4 Teens 1 2 HA 1 Commercial Club 4 Pep Club 4 Senior Play Qenlor Scholarship Eats qtand 2 Office Assistant 18 Q V ,4-Q, Y,-f' NIARII NN DRUM A g.,ir1 vsho is nexer cross her graduation is our loss nd 1 2 3 FHA 'Speech 3 4 Choir Prince of Peace 3 4 Teens 1 2 Teens 4 Commercial Club Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 4 RUTH ANN COXVLEY So cute, so rare, none can compare. - Choir 3, 4 - I-'.H.A. 2 - Pep Club 4 - Commercial Club 4 - Speech Club 3, 4 - .Iunior and Senior Play Committee. ANNALLA There are who like to 'et them Xl' UW DUINI AP so many others talk so why not HA 1 2 Commercial Club 4 Shi 'T gat N JOHN I l I FASTP RDAX A quiet but determined a Commercial Club 4 I ARHX Ifl l IOTT If all dances were across the sea that s vuhere Larry vsould be Spanish Club Scholarship 2 3 Hon or Socxets 3 Senior Play Committee Choir 3 Annual Staff 4 Speech Club 4 Senior qcholarship National Mer rt Qcholarship -Q -ug --a I'HIl IP FAX! CFTT Hell manage to succeed Honor Qoclety 3 4 Jets ub 3 Officer 3 Choir 4 Basketball 1 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Qcholarship 1 '3 QQYHOI' Scholarship QPDIOF PIHY Annual Qtaff 4 Q 41' -3? s.-Z MARX IOL l'AXXCLT'1 Mischief shines through her ewes Honor Society 3 4 B nd 1 2 Choir 4 Teens 1 2 Hi Teens A 3 FHA 2 Junior Play Pep Llub Commercial Club 4 Senior Scholarship Senior Play Committee Scholax ship ' i ' was Q 'F ,,, , f ve , 1 4: f ' , -.-. ,- a, -'rl -Ba ,,,4- . ,V . -r'.'. . , .3, 2,3,4--.... ,, -F...,2.4 1,2-. ,- ' 4- ' . -, - - 4- ' , ,- -, ' - -Y- ,,3.-Hi- f 'g,- ' 4- - -- 4. . 8 . I f Q 3 'Ji 1 J Q! .a -.f X ' ty fgfif 1' N..v,,,, ls 1 X 3' f 4 ,l ...Q - .'.-:c..: ' . ':,, , 1d. - ' , , 1 , 'Q 'V . .h Q '. ' f , ' . -, ' ci 2, ,4- ' - - a , - ' - 4-.- -' , - - - . ,-- Y- .,-.3- - ', ,4-.-' . D. .-- 4-F.-'r..,4-..'. 4 - - f i' 4-' 'V V- -16- nos FISCHE11 N ' - 4 . . Few words were spoken: , Q SHARLES PLTANAGAN yet he played his part. - Q ' Commercial Club 4. 'V- ' Q.: 'I Q, ,Win Ng,,1 BARBARA G-XNIBI 1' X quamt little mald wltr a quamt llttle naw H A 1 f-'OlY'lY1l9FC'lB.l Club 4 Q Z 511 ef-v The same 5 esterday and today - Dellroy 1, 2 - Basketball l, 2. 7' of L-ff Km LARRY GARWER XNFX G XRNFR HLTH FPORGE Life IS T10 l0l'lg9I' if 8 s 'xt e r lox Nllence makes the heart hurrw F A 1 2 Honor Qometw 'Z 4 grow tronger Llass Of Eats Stand 2 3 4 Speech X 1 X Teen fxcer 1 Honor QOCIGIY 3 Bowlmg 3 I ovslnng 'l Ponnnerual lqOllllll9I'Cl8.l Club 4 Plub 4 Iunxor and Qemor Semor Svholarshlp Annual Play Connnlttfc- Xnnutl Staff 4 VO' af 1-v is X RUTH GOTTSVIAN NVhen she speaks she says a mouthful X Teens 1 F A 1 9 Prmce of Peace 3 4 XRLENE QRIFTETH Alwavs laughlng full f fun Qhe can talk the leg o anyone HA 1 4 Offlcer 4 Y Teens 1 Boulmg 3 Speech Pub 1 kindergarten He per 4 Commercial Club 4 'Annual 'Staff 4 Qtaff 4 f? 9-XNID8 1 Rll bs Sandy s a quiet lltlle las untll vou see her out of Class F H A 9 Eat Stand 2 X Teens 9 Teens 4 Qpeech Club 'R 4 offlc-er 4 C' our '+I 4 Officer 4 Pep Flub 4 1. nual Qtaff 4 Iunnor Plas qenlor Plax Pomnnltee NS:- S... N., FLEX f LESS Snlent nen ue often le hes! men Bonllng 3 C n . . ,' .N 4 A' ,f f ', , A N' f 'X , 1 at U , D A A A ' nf, l f I ,A 5 , 'Q , . N,.' ' 'f .'u ' ,II 1 , , H ' - ' ' F 3 w It'. gre. to lm i1 'ef' . ' .- ' 4 j. . . . , , , 4 -- - . ' ,' 2, ,. - ' s . - ' ' - F-----5'- A -' ,, - F.H,..2.3,4-'- fs ' - .' , f - I 4 - ' . - 1 . 7 , . 4 f 'n - k as I f '- y X - ZF I bl j' 5 . ' 4 I 15' '- l ' X NJ s ' 5 r A ', I li :T H A A. it Av 1 I. It A 1 3 4 A: fb- . I bv 3 v L L H 3- ' ' . S . 0 '. ':s, - 4 f 1 , - - - . . ., ff ' , . ,- - .- I 2-.H....-' . -F...,2,3, ,.. -,,,-- ' . v Z ' K - - . - '- J .. - Hi- l - 1 ' . - h ' ., 3 I - , . ' ' - Q : J n- .. 17 - JANET HARDGROVE The Al3C's of popularity: ability. beauty, co-opera- tion. - Prince of Peace 2, 3 - Rand 1, 2, 3, 4 - Y- Teens 1-, 2. 3 -- Hi-Teens 4 - Speech Club 2, 3 -- Football Secretorial Manag- er 4 - Junior Play - Senior Play Committee - Girls Council 1, 2, 3 - Pep Club 4 - Spanish Club 4 - An- nual Staff 4 - Homecoming Attendant 4. 41-'f l-'37 QARAH HERRINGTON 'She s xery sober but nex er thtless shell be a success or l miss my gu ss A 1 3 4 Officer Qcholarslnp 2 Honor Qoclety 3 4 Qenior Qchol arship 4 f ' MXPX IXNL IM ICNIAN sled spend the L t of t it L htuleadinp.. Homecoming, Xttcndant 4 Ncmor Plax lumor P115 kommiltee 1 - 1 iril Npuch ilu 1 1 ntmuriil ll Tu null it 1' 'T' sl' 1:7 MARGARET HOLYOUSE Margaret alwaxs lends helping hand F H A qpeech Club 1 Commercial Club 4 Inter mural Vollev Ball Play Committee 'Z 4 Eats Qtand 1 2 Qcholarship 2 v NFXI X IONFQ one 4 future Band 1 2 Dance Band 3 4 llass Officer 3 X A Eats Qtand 1 Honor qocietv .1 H1 Teens 4 Lom mercial Klub 4 Pep Club Qenlor Qcholarship Xnnual Qtaff 4 '- Car x og , 'fa V, 3, 2523? 4 C ai-P. 4 ,i ' SJ f 3 'fad - 5 if DALL HOWELL The trouble with school it inttrferes with other actin ties Fotball 1 2 3 4 1 sketball 1 3 ackl 2 C Club FOV lx Xlll MAN than nece arv Trans fl rred to I oral Shores School orida 2 Baseball 1 lnsketball 1 2 X o i Football u m l C oir 1 2 N '1lllNll 4 lub l Spn lb 'A t b xx l omml tu ik. Q M 4 RICHARD HAUGH ln athletics he's really neat and as a friend he can't be beat. - Class Officer 4 - Boys State - Science Club 4 - Science Club Officer 4 - Junior Play - Senior Play Committee - Football 2, 3, 4 - Track 2, 3 - C Club 3, 4: Officer 4 - Senior Scholarship - Annual Staff 4. tg--nil' CHARLES JAMES Vhllingness alwxaws brings its rewards Football 1 Junior and Senior Play L ub Annual Qtaff 4 Jwff' P l GLNI' BFI LINUER trouble troubles you t lu i 2 speech Lluh C 5 .-V I9 5 2 f 7.8 .L , L ' , - U J! 'A 3 .. Y V - , . ., .. . . . ' ef LL i, 2 -. ' 4 - 0 , 2. 3 - 'F A' F.H. . . 2. . . ' 4 4 f . - - - Pa . 2, . 4 - A -1 a. 4 -- - . -- , - j Tr ' , , 3 - , - , , t ,-f . -1 .1 .1 ..--'.r, ., . .' fu: U. fa. ' . ':,7. .' Ivwwafl 'ur A If giggles were unlawful, Reserved - for a certain It is not wise to be wiser --Neyer trouble trouble tin xi ' .f A r fs her - . -. ' ss' , . - .'- .. lifl 'i jail. -2 ' ' 3. 4 - -, - - ' ' .' :S 1 1 - .. 3 1 1, 2, 3, 4 - ' f ' ' - - l .H.:- 1. Fl ' ' -, 3 - . ' , 3, 4, , - ' - .Tl ' A- 2 - F.T... 2. 3, 4 - H 2 - '.p - , - ' l- --. ' 1 ' ' ' - . - - ' '. - ley lall 1, 2 - 2, I'irl.- Fmt -' 3 - S 4 - '- - - Il - C Cl l 1. 2. 3 - Ulm 2, 3 - Pet wlllli 4 - ' ' - I 4 llant l, 2 - h ' , -, 3 Co -' 'z Chl 4 - Y- 4 - . . .' - - fp. ' - .' --ch 'l'4-1-ns l, 2, Il - Hi- Mus J - - Uh 4 - .- rt 'lu l, 2 -- -1 - An 1 .' uf 4, l'l:,' ' 't ll 4. - 18 - XVII LIXNI RERR In all his 'subjects l1Il rates hlgh Hell all agree hes a xery f1ne uy nd 1 2 3 4 0ff1cer 3 Jets Club 2 3 4 Off1cer Honor Qomety 2 3 4 Offwer 4 Annual Qtaff QCICHCP Club 4 Clase O 1cer 3 4 Qcholarelnp Semor Qcholar Qhlp Nat1onal Nl' e r 1 t 'icholarwhm Tewt Buckeye Hoya Qtate 'S Pep Club 4 l ,,-4 X JAN ICE L AULLH There IS no tlme l1ke the Its good to be allxe present H '4 Dellroy 1 Basketball 3 l1brar1an l Speech Club ui f K IMI IXIPBX 0 H 1111 doesnt break 10 1-'fli -1 xv- f' -xr' vw' ,af Jgfx gx 34 CH ARLL5 l LH Ib XNIT S. JANL LIGGILTT -M un art14t Qhe s tops her personahty Ju t pops Honor Sometx 5 4 Glrls sh1p S1 l10l'1rsl11p Tun-4 X f ll 1 Cl101r A111 S1 nior l'laN Speech Club 'Z Sptnlsh Club 4 Offlcel Xllllllil Stiff 4 C1144 Of f1c-cr C H S Nevw Ed1t or 4 Xmerman Lemon Ps -. N l uv- ,Z ROBFRT LLC.-Xb KENNY! LLCAS TANET VALE! Lne and let l1xe T0 v,0r is a waste The one ua to haxe a l'y 5 me f end 1 to be o e Qpeech Club 4 L1brarian 19 rule he just bends them a '1ttle Football Manager Intramural Sports l Z 123' H 'Q QANIDRA RAE LLOHD Success IS her bv xx ord Honor QKKIQIV 4 Qemor Play Qemor qcholarehlp 4 D 1 Y Tefne 1 H1 Fecnx Kmfr 1:-an lemon I 44 W 1nr-e of I Q Qpeech Club 3 4 Offlur 4 Nlatlonal NI+r1t Scholm ship Qemor Sr'hoI'1rsh1p Xl'll'lll'l.l 'itaff 4 1' DICK NI-XXI-LLL Full of fun and nnechlef 00 domg t h 1 n shouldn t do C C ub Basketball 1 2 3 4 Tumor and Senior Plaw Track 3 Xnnual Staff A , A ' . x . . ' 4 Y . 4- -- A , ' . - ' D I . :J , . 5 ff'-:E J S: ,T 4 .4 tl. ,. . , . g - 1 . 2, - ' A Ba ' ,4 nf 1 .6 J- L ' - v . I ' M , w. 3' 3. 4 - . ' , , , M 4'- ., ' - - ' ,, - Q ff' ., - . I ' l,2,3,4-. ., - ' f - L , ' f fx I . av ' A 1 J 4s Q1-' U xx I U , I 4- , K VJ, Q., ,J , ' J 1 fx ' te' -.W-.4113 Z , .4 ' V, , .. -F..,.1,3- ,-.. - if ' jf- Q lf. 44 - Eats Stand 2. State- - sehior Scholar- - Choirn-2, 3, 4 - Sfihglar- ..-'1.2,:1, shi ,2.3,4-- 4 - Y- -- .' 1- F.T.1 . 1, 2, 3 - '-' - J 4 - 4 ' - 2, 3. 43 Jff' 'e' 4 - ' ' . ' 'lssuy l, 2, 3, 4 I'i' 'st 2, 3, 4 - Y Ir' 'vars 3, 4 -- sz-.lfrl ,': V'-,.'4- Ll .' A, ,y .fag f X2, 3, 4 4' 5 . R W fo Rfk' fl' ,, 9 . J I, , I f -- ' - A ' , lv- 4. A A , L . of 'H A . . Y . V .4 A A A -- gi , ri 's n - t , ' ' gs he I , - - 4. , - ., ,. 1 4 - . . . - JIM MAPLE NVork fascinates Jim. He can sit around and watch it for hours, - Dellroy 1, 2 - Basketball 3, 4 -- Foot- ball 3, 4 - C Club 3, 4 - Scholarship 3 - Track 3. va 5 DORIS MATHEVVS Whats behind her quiet vxas'f '1 Teens 2 3 H Teens 4 Speech Club 2 3 commercial Club 4 Librarian 3 Junior Paly Senior Scholarship Scholarship 3 wg ,QQ fu -4-'rl' kA1 MCCAUSLAND Her baton she twlrls with glee Her graduation a loss vlill be nd 1 2 aJorette 2 3 Speech Club 2 3 Home coming Attendant 4 T ens 1 2 3 HI Teens 4 Pep Club 4 Commer ual Club 4 Pl'1v Commit e 2 Annual Staff 4 f 'K ds-'in 'T' S I' XIII I i x s id nor me an cliolx Spfuli Club 1 I I A Reserxc Clif 1 rl. ader 1 Commer cial C lub 4 I ihrarian l 1' Nr' Q-5 Q DON VIII I ER great career Wont some one plzasc push me off l ibrarian 1 A sc- ool Patrol 1 lets Club Scholar-:hill Team 3 Science Cluli 4 spanish Club 4 53. l l vu DORO'lHX McCLOSlx1 a ie girs neue quiet as '-he what a peace ful world this vlould be F A 1 2 Speech Club Spanish Club 2 'liinerxa High School 3 -avffi 'SO Qi Il DX 'XIII I ER nor a. social hound but lu 5 K to lmxe around Y Teens 4 4 Speech Club 2 Junior Plav Choir 4 Pep Club 4 Commercial Club 4 nual Staff 4 ROBLA MARTIN Though her smile is well known, her seeds of friend- ship are well sown. - Speech Club 1, 2. 'N -1.5 'SAA VIVIAN MCLAUGHLIN She s nex er too sober nex er too gay but loyal to hex classmates in ex ery may It H A 1 Y Teens 1 Spanish Club 2 Speech Club 4 Commercial Club Annual Staff 4 RFBFCC X IVIOORI' dll of neatness 1 Teens Hi Teens 4 Officer Qpeech Club 4 Scholarship 2 Choir 4 Tumor Play Senior Plav Committee A 4 fifer 4 Pep Club 4 Commercial Club 4 1 n nual Staff 4 Senior Schol arship We ' vm .J - , , 2 fr! f 5, A . E ' ' ' ' ' -A ' . f '-if ii tl '1 as ' Y , '- - , - Ba . , 3, 4 ' Zi ' - ,, ' ' ' f ' ' - - M' , ., 4 -- .H. . , - ,, - '. . . - - ' - ' ,S I -, - 4- 4 - ' , 3 W- - ' - . x ' . e . . . . - - . 4 - . te -, 3 - . M . 9 I is 'lf' 'fr' 4119 . '3' ,. -5 it , If .FJ . Um ' ', H A A X A , i'AlW2l1S llfilllly- 21lW115'S 1501- I stand on the brink of a She's neither a book worm Essence of sweetness: mo- yz nf' '1-r U1 ' - 1 - , ' ' 1 - . I : . - - - '- u . ..4., i h- .w - VA., K .ju 1 dy-. H fine in K Y 1' 2' 31 .- J .1 c . 1. , 1. 2 - r ' .' A - Fir. ,1, 2. 3. - . ,Q - 4 - ,W 2, - - I - 4,5-h ,2- F.T.-,2,3, 4-, -1- - .F -Q. , L. 2-,, L- ,- -, . -M- i A - -' ' I .- - ' , - Fir. , : Of'- - . - : . - An- -. - .. 1 . ' 1 - X - - 20 - NIOORE JLD1 Her sxaxs are ways of vull lngness A Speech Club 3 4 Cholr 4 ea-4 VN Il I IANI NH ERS Hes qulet untxl xo him u know 5 .0 IOHN Wi! LHS your drug store knowledge conslder me a DI nd 1 Ifoot uh Bowling 'l Senior Sr holarshlp 'R R229 YVILLIANI WICHOLS ALV1 PEOPLES Some say hes quiet others Beware I mxght do some doubt xt F F A 1 thmg startling yet Foot Offxcer 4 Parlia 2 5 C Club 3 4 mentary Procedure 3 4 Jumor Play Committee Jets Club 2 'lrack 3 'Q 9 The-,J IOL ANN NIYERQ Good glrls today are hard to fund , nd 1 2 Pep Club 4 X Teens 1 Commermal Club 4 Sensor Plax Annual Qtaff mg if an FREDERICK PEOPLES T e hemght IS not he measure of the ma.n Football 1 2 Football Manager 3 Track 2 Basketball 1 S41 LA 'NIUI LJXN XX hat she does she does well 'speech Club 4 YJ 1.5 M Il I1 X Nh FRS A gurl vuth mxschlex ous wa, F H A 1 Qpeevh Club 'S 4 'I Teens Qtand 1 .sn -wv Q... XX AXNE PEOPLES Theres nexer a dull mo ment xuth Wayne around F otballl 9 3 4 Club 4 Play C0lTllT'lltK68 3 Track 2 ' - F.H. . 1. 2 Q , -A Q I h . ,,- J A, I f W' C, f , - , K -,K ,-.I ,,7,' ,W .1 , , 1 K., X, f N 1 . .I L -,fs .nln . Y. U 5 of A: . .'. , . '.K It , f . V. A - ,h . , ' ' f ' ' . -ra . ,3,4- - . - - ,- 2 - 'll. - Ha , 2 -- ' - - '- , , ,, . , l 3. '- ' ' ball 1,92 - Track 2 - .lets - F.H,A. 2 - Honor Society 3 - Librarmn 4 - Eats Cl .., -l - ' ' - -- 3, 4 - , ' - , . ' ' - - . 1 . ' ' f r , A I ' 4 3 , 'Z ' 1 EJ f f J 1 M il Ax 'l fr ' 5 ' 3 . , ,I df? , .ef 4 ,N 4 ,sf I5 K - I , , I X f5 v ff, 1 l. A A - , L -1 , A - .4 h - - t -- A -.V . K 1 . . . , 2, 3. ' ' - - ' ' -H 4 - ' - - ball',j,4- , , - - 0 ,..,., j C .. 21 ... DONXA RAY JIM REED Xery ehort and petlte N Thew saw he was once other 1Q more -.vseet ene 1 2 H1 Teens 4 A 1- H A Annual Staff 4 f0ll1l1l9l'Cldl Club 4 km - ' lergarten 2 3 4 Speech Jumor and Semor Ilax fomnnttee 'Nl-f' TUDH RHUARR We dont knovt wht ue l1 e her but nexe go a feellng It Q because Qhe Q. :te Teena 1 2 H1 Teens 4 Commerclal Club 4 4 nd 2 2 xnnual qtaff 4 Qpeec-h ub 3 Pep Llub 4 Nemox Play 1 011111111198 JUIIIOI' Plat Comnnttee Reserse Cheerleader 14' iff ,...4-3' R XI PH ROACH Ill do 11 my oun way Iunlor and QGIIIOI' Play Com Tlltllee lr 'ir Vx W ILLIAM ROGERQ Hee loyal to class and fnende May hte success in l1l'e nexer end Honor SOCIQIY 4 B nd 1 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Il 'tual Edxtor 4 Scholar 4 p 1 Vlasanutten 'VI1l1tarv Academv 2 Pep Llub 4 Pep band 4 Dance Band 4 Senxor icholarshxp NI a t1o n al Vlerlt Scholarshxp Test Speech Club 4,411 Y DxNll I ROQI' TI HRX ROI DEBUQH Dan N Ntudte net er xxorrx U51 angther passerbx hun murh for he takec tune Commfrclal Club 4 for 11l llld such Cho1r .5 lOlIllllPl Cl3l Club 4 lqgketlmll l Football l ate Stand I Scmor Nrhol1rl11n PC' 1 nl Rl QSEI I VS here there Q fun there Q Bob De rov 1 flfus Offlcer I 2 Tumor Play Pep Club 4 Semor Qcholarshm Annual Staff Basketball 1 2 qenmr Play COIIIIYIIIIQP caught studymg Foot 7 C Club 3 f' F9 ,.-1' NANLX ROOF I 1fe lb lufk what you make xt 'md 91193 how you take 1- H A 1 2 Offlcer 2 Eats Stand 1 2 Claw 4 Offzcer hlnder garten Helper 2 3 4 Teens 3 H1 Teens 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Of f er 3 4 Pep Club 4 I 1rlQ Louncxl 2 3 Junlor and Semor Plat Commlttee Ncho'arQh1p 2 3 Semox Scholarxhmp Xnnual Staff 'af' il' ,pf sn l Xl I SU TSN AN X l1f.,ht hearted lomtal llkxblz 'ad lets Klub 2 Scnnce Club 4 Senxor Play ., ,A E f Q . 15 1.1.43 1 1 ' - , - Te . , ,34 '. -, 1 4 ball2.,3- . . -1'.T.,2,3,4- . wi' 1, 2 - , ,- - --' x - ' xiii? .' ,if . , f2'74.' Q sf , 1 bfi? is Vx ,fijiw f w we ' , Altif 1 ' a 3 : -.A A f f 5 at , ' ' 1 2 2 , - W K :- lg L 43 W ' 2' ! ' ,k V , ., g t K - 5 . ' 'f - -5 . . ' , ' , . . ', 1' . ' 1 - 1t. - '. . . . 1 ' ,l -Y- .,,3- .' -a ..- - . ,- .. '- . - , ' Officer 4 - Jets Club 3. 4 -' Officer 2, 3, 4 - F.T.A. 2, -Pa -,.,4-- - -A- 3,5 ' 4- - . - .f H . . ' - - , , - Y- t'14:,4fw,'. - ihl.,3,4--. ' :f '- - . . .Y q 4 W- .N , - ,y h- ic A,t - , - V -1 A ' 3, if -1' -'S C O ,ig Ru S ,J 3' 7 5 t- .. O J I V V4 , T! Ac , v-A R lf 1 1 Y V 0 1 tg, ,, 5 ' ' , 1 1 1. .' 1, ', , .21 .' V - f S , ' ' 'I 'Q , v A A' li E 'v 2 '.L 'tg -1. -. ' f g: s : .' . . i- Xa: ,.. - .i . 3, '- - 'Y . - 1f.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 - , 3- , -- 1 - - 4 ,. 1 Q - - . I in ..2. 2. 4 - : ' f -22- DENZII. SKIDMORIC XVho said hurry? Liv:- slowly, it feels better. - Football 1, 2 - F Fluh 1, 2, 3, 4 -- Trark 2 - F,F.A. - 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Vi nf an-' POXXIF Sl XI'l N lionmf 12 a varofree lad '1lNX'lWN hxppx nexfr xul if N XNL1 TI-All I E So full ot zest so ready for hfe nont she make that boy 11 fme xx1fe lixnd 1 Teena 1 Dance Band 3 4 FHA f,OI'lllTl6I'C'ldl Club Pep Club 4 semor I-'lax Senmr Scholarshlp hats Stand 2 7 nf' I jf- f !gb 'Z 1 . 3 I l.l'KIi SI.AI!AL'GH If the good die young - as some fiuure- it out: I'll live to he eifzlnty without 11 doubt. - l4'.l-IA. 1, 2. 3 - Parlia- ms-nlary Procedure 2 - Choir 3, 4 - Eats Stand 1, 2, 3 -- Selence Club 4 - Speech Club 4. in Avg nv' ti., 'Q -54, .1 wi fu s.-.-, ttf RONNIE SNTTTH IOHX NNID1 R IINI QTFEI E EnJoy hfe uh1le It live I don t let xx Omen bother I xerxhodv frxend QPh0l3I'NlllD 2 Pep Flub m Srholarshlp '3 hodv s enemy 1 Ol1llllf'lPI'll C lub 4 Se nlOl Snhohrshm 1 Offlee Spa ich Qs mor plax Qenmr Sr-hal larl1ame11t'1rx lroee tr-.hm Xnnuxl Stuff 1 F6 Team 2 Com merc 1 xl Flub 4 .a-A' M -me 'O I l ON IGH KN H DDY am I fl0lIl 0111 I 1111 tree xshv mint thex all rontent hke m Football '4 4 lntermural Basketball 1 2 F F X 'NCIPIIUQ Club 4 lub F1 wk 'I lumor Play Q15 711 DIXNI4 XXORLEY r ha1r 1 the enxy Ol exerx gxrl hecause ll wont home out of curl FH A 1 Teens Eats Stand 2 COIHIHGTCIHI Club 1 , if IOHN X1 XGOXI R SOl1lt'lll'll9S I :xt 'md think h Nomeumei I just Sl Dellrox ,Q ,N lf Q sf , f 'V ff , J l E 6 ,, .V 1 I f X xfx L' J 'fl , . 5 5 -. ,f -, .1 ' - - , Q. -- .- ' -. . - - 1f.1f,,x, 1, 1- ' - .f:' ' . 2.3.-2 ' r3.4-S ll .,--. 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Senior Party. E. O. T. A. Convention. Homecoming. - Senior Play. - Thanksgiving vacation. Christmas Concert. Dismissed for Christmas. School opened. Senior Scholarship Test. Semester ended. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May 8 - Sophomore Party. 21 - Choir Festival. 4 - Easter Vacation. 12 - Freshman Party. 18 - Eighth Grade Scholarship Tests. 1-2 -- Junior Play. 3 - Final District Scholarship Tests. 8 - Spring Concert. 16 - Prom. 22-25 - Senior Trip. 25 - Baccalaureate. 29 -- Commencement. Snaps Reallv, Darling. Oh, please don't Ant-eater chemist? 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' Y v Y Y Y Y , L .YY Y Y Y , Y, Y Y Y' Y ' A Y L Y Y Y SENIOR WILL tcontmuedl Phllhp Paxxcctt mll nn plng pong dblllll to 'NIr Gllcrest Robert FISCIIQI' mll and bequeath Locker 269 to any future SCIIIOI' Charles Flanagan xull Qandra to no one Barbara C amble vxlll nn tllllllf., 91 asels to anybody xx ho can flnd them I xrrs Carner mll all nn love to I lncla 'II ushall Nancy C ax ner xull nn eng lgement rlng to no one Ruth C eorge wlll nn quletness to Carolyn Whlte Ruth Gottsman vllll mx glft of gab and sunny laughter to Clalre Xllnte Arleen Cllffeth mll nn government book to Larry Boggess Sandra Frubbs vllll nn glggllllg ablhtx to kathy P1 eston Flenn C ness mll n1y trlgonolnctly book to Harold Newbold Janet Hardgroye xnll nn malchlng Ducks to Trlme Druesdale Dlck Haugh xxlll nn algebra book to Dick Coffy Sarah Herrlngton mll nn love of algebra to 'Nlr Gllclest Margalet Houyouse xull nn blush to mx slster Jul1a Dale Hon ell mll C onnle to no one Man J ine Jackman xxlll nn cheerleadlng sult to Tommv Tam vuth a teal lll my exe C halles James mll nn car to Shnlex Cuess Fugene Ixephngex xxlll nn nlckname Itomeo to anyone who has nerse enough to earn lt Neala Jones w 1ll my baritone sax to the junk plle Vllllldlll lxerl will nn jokes to Nlr Holnbeck Jlm hubs xxlll mx mechanical draxxlng flblllts to Fuss and Polly Janlce lacllc h null nn tllps doxxntovln to Nlr Shawer C hal les lexus mll C arole to nobody Allltd Llggett vslll the C Il S News column to Ina NIHTIQ Hoased Sandra Lloyd mll lnx IJOSIUOII as galbage can collector for Speech Il to Carol Haun Bob lucas xxlll nn alnlltx to get lll bctore 3 oclock ln the mornmg to Pat Pealc h Ixennx Lucas mll nn bramx df-Edllitl0l1S to 'Ilr Dunlap Janet Nlalex will nn loxe for school to Xlarx Lou DHVIS Dlck Nlanfull xxlll nn parklng place IH rront of school to Don Duvall Jlm 'llaple vull nn height to Jon 'Xlarshall Robl 1 'Xl llllll mll my loxe for teachers to Rosetta Martm Doris Nlathexxs xxlll Ill! chennstu ablllts to some llIlqll9D6f'tlHg Junlor lxax 'Nlctaushncl will nn majorette uniform to 'llr GllCI9St DOIOIIIX Nlct loskx mll all mx chances mth Don XX 1f any to Nancy Noble X lvlan 'N1cLaughhn mll nn tardx sllps back to 'Sir Vlmdram Don Nllller vslll nn good manners to Lexx IS 'IIcCreary 30 , , - W . 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' V' V V V ' SENIOR WILL fcontlnuedj Jud1 N1111er 11111 n11 l01e for school to 1111 sister Barbara Sue Nllllfl 11111 n11 shorthand 11ook bac k to Nliss Qaare Beck1 Nloore N1111 1111 blond hair to J1111 N1anf1111 Jud1 Nloore 11111 1111 SNN99t f1lSp0S1t1011 to Janice Nloore Sa111 Nl01g,an 11111 1111 glasses to Bet11 Bergert Lou A1111 N11ers 11111 Larr1 to mvself 11111111 N11ers NNl1l Il1N 11l1rar1 privilehes to Jerr1 C lasser B111 NINPIS 11111 1111 shop 11111111 10 Ronnie Ixohlei John N1NQ1S 11111 1111 111111115 .1l11l1t1 '0 Nllll hemeici B 'N11 hols 11 l11N 1101 10f1!1l11f., 011 111 111111111 t0 11111 C0 fy Alv1 Peoples 11111 1111 football helmet 10 Tom N111111 Sonn1 Peoples 111111111 111111111 to do nothing, to n11 brothei NN a1ne Peoples 11111 1111 01110 1I1StOIN l1ook to N11 Dunlap Donna RZIN 11111 1111 height to Nlr F1913 Jim Reed 11111 m1 homeroom seat to 3111 31111101 NN 110 11ants it JlldN Rhuark N111 1llN 111111111 to 11 along, 111th Bob Donaldson to Gene1a Pltts Ralph 1101611 11111 111N 1i11ONN16l1556 of 01110 10 N11 1111111111 NN1111 1111 11Of.,Q1S 11111 1111 01d 111550011 leeds 10 Dixie TIll6Sdd1G NHHCN 11001 NK111 1111 position as 1101101 50C1QfN p1es1dent 10 1NOII11 Bright Dan Rose 111111111 611111111 111 N0 ag, 10 14111191 Palmer Bob Russell 11111 Il1N datas 111111 1111119141193 ,.,111S to 110 one Pa111 Saltsman 11111 1111 ch11111s111 eq111p111e11t to Nlr Filvrest 1J6T1711Sk1f1Yll01E 111111111 f00111111 111111111011 101111 l110t11er f1'11I'N 11 e 51111111 111 1llN 01d 111111 1sh11 lN 10 N11 Filer Ronnie Hlates NK111 111 111111 11-.11111st to T0111 1111111 John 51111191 N1111 the se11101 111ss to 1114 C 111011 C 0l111tN poor house Ronnie 51111111 11111 1111 11111111 to lose things to N11s Toot Donnie 5I1Olld11f,1Q 11111 1111 split manifold 11111 d1na1o11es to N1r Herron Jim Qteele NKI11 1111 111111111 10 111116 a 1101 1011 to Da11l kephnger NHHCN Temple 11111 1111 IIQNN 191101 qdXO1J11011C back to N11 Thell Butch 1Q.,ldI1 11111 1111 tattoo B 10 Dick Boggs Frances NQIIQN 11111 Il1N 111111111 10 make sp1ec hes 111 speech Class 111th Ollt scratching, 1111 head 10 IJ11e F 11111111 John 11 1 one1 1111110 N11 llunlap all 111N Ohio 111sto11 projeets Sue NN611f1Q11 11111 1119 1101 11110 dIlY9S 1 l1l11e For'1 to no one J1n1 NN1111f1111s 11111 1111 books back to C 1rrol11on H1611 Diane 11 o1le1 11111 n11 salesmanshlp book back to N11 Barnett Gloria 1111ght 11111 n11 8th period government class to whoever 11ants Lero1 Xost 11111 n11 green Ford to an1one 11ho has the nerve to drive 11 31 yv A ' u -' .. 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J li- J ' '- W -C hir Q95 V-4 1 Jack Perkms Geneva Pntts Carole Pyles Margaret Pyles Lee Ramsberger I llfflfni mf .E LM Ray 245. 1 all 3 ll 53 vs- 16 xp xi' ' be 56 vs. 1 fi av' 'w-nr Harold Rmmger Judlth Roach on 3' James Roberts 'O' Martha Rogers Shnrley Rossey A Richard Rouaebush Scott Rutl dge Polly Ann Sandefur Wallace Saunders Patty Schweyer Delores Sherban Frances Shotwell Kaye Smnth Eumce Spencer Eunice Sponaugle Donald Starlm Dwlght Stevenson Benny Strohmeyer Joan Thompson Danne Totten Dlxle Truesdale Duck Truman Charles Vermnlluon Davnd Walter 3 .,. f' Joyce Welch ' Charles Warner Rnchard Wells I Sally Wendell Shnrley Whnpkey 1fI.A Janet Wnlson I A Qi mr' gg . l 4 'Akin B Pat Wynn Richard Yoder The Junlor Class Colors for thls year are whlte and gold wlth the whlte rose as the class flower The motto IS not at the top but cllmb mg Mrs Toot and Mr Freas are thls years class sponsors Sprmg Fever the Junlor class play was presented on Aprll 17 and 18 The class party Hollday on Ice was held on January 11 Japan m Japonlca Time was the theme of the Jumor Semol Prom held May 16 34 - It 8 'D ,L ' 15. Y 8 ,,. 1 w 17 f J sri - vu ' f Q ,AJ I V if., in 1 . WA, . g N' f f ,X f, w 5 X ff . M V X ,' f f' fly. I 1 .0-V , E' ,. 'Gi ' f jx 'R Q ' ' , if 0 gr L 8 lt' , 1 1 a ' 1 It 'f , - 1 ' Q ' 11 r 2 x ll ' 'll A Y 1. ' 4 , , ,dv V 1 he t--jr ,, 1 x K V , vm A' ' Q 11 , I ' . , 'lf I nv D . -vs G. 2 . i T T r 'r , YJ V N, X , gl. t 9 get V X 'l Etta Stuckey an V 'ti Q-www' ' fd Q A .l as 'Q-v - 1 K ga 5 1 rl, Q 4 . ' - 1 :ff ' ' N , ' M f H l 1-.. me . . . 4. ,fy , YM vs . C' fl 1 2 '1- ? ' f-f I' ' lr ,CY-5 1? J fi X S 'X' Q x ' 'f ' Q 'w 3' S , ,T - - I N nfl 1 R ,Q 1 I , ll 1 . I lg-QVC. ' 'Q '1 1 a Q . , ,sa A A ,,, l , l K , .3 5, ies ,N' if . if ' . - 4 4. 'Q ' ' I . . . H - A - ' Y ' il ' 7 . to ' . n ' ' . I ' D l t li ' I! H I ' - ' ,H , ' - ' - Ronnie Huff, president: N 0 r m si Bright, viz-if-president: Martha Her- mn, sm-retary: Iiill .xiifh-rsrm, treas- urer. The moon waxes and wanesg that is the way of the world. 1 '--. Please no more nictures. 9 Alright, get to work. 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Boley George Bonar Peggy Bormg Mlchael Bosh Tommy Boylan Larry Breckenridge Ruth Bryan Gene Campbell Jann Clark Ida Mae Cline Merle Coe Penny Cole Jane Cowley Kathryn Crambleit James Crowe Mary Custer Larry Dixon Ronnie Dnxon Sue Donaldson Robert Dunlap Don Duvall Carl Elck Roger Elllott Bruce Flnmcum Patty Ann Fisher Brian Fnthen Lee Frase Judith Gantz Connne George Duck George Jerry Glasser Vera Mae Gorrell Mary Gotschall Frank Graham Blair Gump June Hanson June Heavner Donna Heody Carolyn I-Ierrungton Juna Hcuyouse Galen Lee Howell Ferris Horn Francns Huffman Penny Hull Rschard Hutson Pearl Jenkms Charles Johnson Charles T Johnson Janey Jones David Kean Jan Kennedy Helen Klrby . I I , i 7: QN ' - A ' J 4 . - ' -f 'Q' l Q or ' ' '61 0 A T y, . - JG- 1- . I J v J J Q' ,T V' f I' S I , 6 I, f 1 b a 1 X N 'Q' W, . 1' , ' W I - ' B' ll ' .A 'N A f D - 1 4 ' gk l ' 1 Q flirt' -.- 6 K H k . K ,I Q f J J A:'V'-, ' LQ 'TCE lf R54 tr' 4 5 1' rx X X f ' f -,fl ,Q ' N I in . 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Patty Lucas Y' Carol Magee Kenneth Maloney Buddy Maple Judith Maple JOBY1 NIBYI' hs Jon Marshall Sam Marteney 'H Lol: Martin Louise Martun Rosetta Martin John Mazzantu Jean McClester KW av Robert McConnell ,sw Y A Ruth McCuIly Barbara McFadden Duane Mclnture Joyce Malls Thomas Mutchell Nancy Moore Larry Moyer Wulluam Morrow John Negutt Daniel Nesselroad Bervl Patton Gilbert Patruch Donna Lee Peebles Jurn Pe0DIes Nora Peoples Kath Preston lenora Pitts John Pothorsku lohanna Pozderac Gary Ralston Bob Ray Frances Ray Kelth Ray Ruchard Rector Harold Rzcheaon Ftonme Riley - Wllllam Riley hr Davnd Roby Carolyn Rogers Patsy Roof Dennns Rose Don Rutledge Donald Sanford A :- Harvey Saunders James Schoch W- Sandra Scott Don Shepherd Elnzabeth Shotwell fs-f fn lb ur ,. ,ww T? v. sr- if -snr 9'5- 37 ,1 Lx vs. ,Qin 3 X Q-r G7 v T sr Q1 up 3 1. nv.. f ww v-.., s., s Q1 wr gf av- nv- ' 4' 3 1-I T -E' 'ff fir, R' 9 vf wh Q., h-C., af' t7 4 FS up-J ps. -A oa- 4' -iff' f 4 4 I ' 'A I.. 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I I + ' I 1 fi pl' ,Z .3 T' .gg 'K x?' l' 1 ,v Q3 . 'wil ar. '11 ft Q 1 f' gf'- :W 'W' ' is ' v eq. 1 . -f , ln October the Sophomore Class held their first meeting of the year. During this meeting the officers of the class were chosen. On March 8 the class held their annual party en- titled Kande Land . The class mot- to is They conquer who think they canf' and their colors are blue and gold. The class advisors are Mrs. Elliott and Mr. Shaver. Dick lloggs, l,Jl'P5llll'lllI My-rlv Vot- x ice-pre-sitleixl: Vairol Magma st-farm tarv: Kathy Nramlilvlt, ti-v:isi1i'vl'. Harry Skidmore Patsy Smith Tom Sponaugle Viola Steinmetz Jo Ann Truman Sonny Tanner Theresa Ugran Richard Vahalik Jerry Walters Bob Walton Myia Sue Warden Larry Warner Jerry Wenner Larry Wenner Carolyn White Claire Whiie Sara Williams Dixie Wilson Gall Wilson Fred Wohlwend William Woodru4I Danny Yost Gary Bucker Leroy Johnson against a cloud. NN ho s singing m the back of the room? Faye Elaine Albaugh Ralph Allison Norma Anderson Sandra Arboqast Jame: Atkins George Balm! Ronald Beckley Merl James Beckley Kathy Berard Linda Betz Charles Black Fred Boggs Leonard Bryan Juanita Busta Marlyn Calderhead Eleanor Capper Hugh Cllne can con, Duck Coffy Donna Cochran Rnchard Cosvna Patsy Cross Harold Crowe Joanne Davenport Donna Davls Mary Lou Davus Janet Duffy Larry Duaqer Lunda Dunlap Mona Dunlap Saundra Dray Dave Dyke Llnda Elliott Nancy Englush Alton Fndler K nne Ford Fae Frase Butch Fultz Martha George Lowell Goodung Patty Goodnng Jum Gotschall Pam Grlffln Patty Hagey .lack Haley Betiy Hardgrove BIII Hardy Sharon Hartong Tum Hartong Shnrley House Karen Johnson Ruth Johnson Lola Johnson Barbara Kepllnger Marcella Kerr Davnd Kumble Nancy Kovach Rlchard Ladlch Edward Lewis Marcia Lucas Glenda Maple Judlth Maple -r '-rf Q, v P9 xv., - - 'tgp 4: so WA wr ,Q- YSL' ji 2911.51 '31 4-9' V Z' 0' '11 Y. so 7 4.-'O ave. on. sr of. ,mu ..- it vp- fn. x, 21' -oy. as Q-r is. 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Allen Marshall Bull Marshall Joe Massay Susan Masters Albert McClaskey Janet McFerren Janet McLaughIun Wanda Meuser Barbara Muller Joyce Muller Carol Mllls Katherine Mitchell Max Moore Paul Moore Donna Moore Robert Morgan Lous Morrow Janice Myers Charlotte Nichols Nancy Noble Sandra Paar Lee Ellen Pallaye Chuck Patterson Danlel Leroy Peebles Beverly Peoples Mary Peregoy Connie Phlllnps Barbara Preston Janne Ray Judith Ann Reed Rlchard Roberts Bonnie Rinehart David Roach Lmda F-loot Sandra Rose Gary Roudehush Carol Jean Rowan Rose Schultr James Schlssler Joan Schweyer Janet Sedlacek Denny Sheats Elnzabeth Simpson Johnny Dale Smuth Helen Smtlh Carole Smvely Lmda Snlvely Wulllam Soluday Loss Sponaugle Thomas Stevens Je1n Stevenson Anna Taylor Doug Tnnlm Duane Toot June Totten Mary Warne' Warren Argyle Wade lohn Wallace Carole Walters Garry Walter Tom Wells Bruce Westfall Tom wulllams ' .3 -'21 ' V I' Q. - 1 , o V ,,. 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Q' '-' f' l S' 4 XZ' - J-' ' Ab l .Q 1 ' me- , V Joan Wood Karen Woodruff Carol Woodward 'lv M Iv Make Wynn -:Q we Pearl Yeager Bull Yoder M! fy Judy Stuckey lresldent Joan bchweyer uce pre sldent kenne Ford secretarx Mar fella herr treasurer Joanne Daven port 'l he class advlsors are Mrs Ankrom and Mr Nlchols The colors chosen by the class are blue and charcoal and the flowel IS the Whlte CI'f1bS dlg holes aff0Yd1Hg to their S126 rose The motto IS Non scholae sed vltae dlsclmus CWe learn not for school but for 11fe The class party was held Aprll 12 and was consldered a great success I 1 r 1' A ll ' cg Q N lem N Vow, blow Oh, those sllent moments' 41 x X C' M, - , 'CN 5 , ' -o 'vu ' d ,,, .P , f ' 'Y Y - .- X f7'4 V W' 5 - V WI W ' ,, , La ' ' 1' L W . Q Y ' D- ' ' ' - i , . I Q li ' I I . . . y , , ' ll Y ' . A - - 11 Y flglrtlz Grade l irst Row: Ruth NVoodward, Doris Davy, Joanne Uamphell, Sara lflinn, Paul Kaufman, Larry Emery, Frankie lViddcr, Dick Beckley, Richard Ladich, .lohn Mcl-'adden, Lynn Capper, Leonard Ketchum, Bill Roach, Timmie Johnston, Fred Busto, John Hafner, Glenn Berry, Dale Oyer, Donald Hauenstein, Marian Hauenstein Second Row: Mrs. McCreary, Martha McCully, .Iudy Anthony, Raymond Gramley, Robert McCort, Norman Vermillion, John Doughty, Paul Barstow, Glenn Shoffit, Tom Tam, Joe McElroy, Bill Grubbs, Bobby Miller, Bill Storch, Dick Hemming, Reid McOlester, Edward Randolph, Dale Dowell, Earl Gamble, Miss Helen Hopkins. Third Row: Lynne Shotwell, Cheryl liempthorne, Paula McClain, Helen Mathews, Janet Ray, Barbara Newell, Jenny Nickols, Linda Dray, Nicky Martin, Faye Ann Pyle, Dorothea Hays, Mary Ella Jenkins, Margie George, Jane Engle, Jo Lena Hullihen, Marilyn Aldridge, Susan NYarner, Shirley Powelson, l-'ourth Row: Francis l-lerron, Yicki Pole, Edna Mae Schuman, Esther Albaugh, Linda. Abel, Elizabeth Grunder, Carol Moreland, .lay Craig, Joanne Totten, Carol Hall, Joyce Dickinson, Dorothy Price, Jane Mercer, Judy Pyle, Ida Vermillion, Carol Saunders, Linda Yeager. Fifth Row: Bill XYclls, David Toot, Bob Sheldon, Tyler Flannery, Larry Matics, Larry Kaufman, James Mcliarns, Ronald NVeir, Danny Newell, Dale Merrick, Larry Hepner, Scott Long, Douglas Pitts. Seventh Grade First Row: Gary Hardesty, Alan Patterson. David XVingeter, George Place, John Viforley, Bill Capper, Tom VS'elch, Carl Ralston, Nancy Yost. Glenn Appel, Richard Locke, Raymond McGee, Jack lfrase, Martin Davis, Frances Hay, Michael Kirby, Sara Coldiron, Joyce Boley, Carol Hauenstein. Carol Foster, Louise Davis, Patty Nichols, Harry Mabie. Second Row: Denny Cassel, Gary Phillips, Nancy Norton, Patty Eisenhut, Lynn Crabbe, Dorothy Morgan, Duane Gartrcll, Robert Miller, l-'rank Collins, Joe Barstow, Kelcie Huffman, I-Iddy McLain, Bill Johnson, Bill Davis. Stanley XVendell, Bill Eick, Roy Borland, Jerry Crow. Third Row: John Beck, Steven Kubic, Larry Davis, Jerry Haun, Carl Bryan, Donna Campbell, Juanita Jenkins, Patricia McArthur, Jane Scott, Sadie XVright, Sylvia Babe, Nancy Crow, Brenda Stevenson, lrene Foster, Arlene Soliday, Rita Mclntire, Sharon Breckenridge, Mary Garner, Linda George, Cathy Eick. Fourth Row: Kendall Roudebush, Jerry Baxter, John Long. Donald Powelson, Carl Hepner. Lois Brooks, Patty Moyer, Claudette Moore, Donna McClure, Janet Brooks, Carol Hafner, Benny Boggs-ss, Jody Martin, Sandrn. Yoder. Miss Beadle. Fifth Row: Tom Thompson, Tom Reipzle, Larry Alhauirh. Joe Kean, Larry Philips, XVayne Lash, Gerald Newell, Bonnie XVinim:s. Jean Temple, Doris Kihler, Sharon Paterson, Henrietta Afentul, Ruth Kail, Sara Haun, Nancy Cross, Glo Lumley, Mary Ann Allmon, Molly Vashinder, Larry Herrington. Sixth Row: Boyd Dowell, John Johnston, Richard NVood, Ray Roach, John Shotwell, Jim Everhart, Leroy Kappler, Danny Engle, Gary Minor, Tom Randolph, Harold Lambert, Tim Kinch, Mary Bryan, Donald Arbogast, Dale Moyer, Mrs. Kerr. N Fuotb task all etba Ilomec owing Varsity tl 1 ff, C X , q 'Q t X t l t 27 . 5 - U' 7 X f ao, .48 First Row: Harold Noble, John Pothorski, Leon Ugran, Harold Rininger, Alvy Peoples. Hob Herron, Larry Cottrill, John Lowdermilk, .lim Maple, .Iohn Adams. Second Row: Hill Berry, Glen Laine, Hill Anderson, Alan Locke, Dirk Boggs, XVayne Peoples, Roh Kovarh, Keith Ray. Richard Hutson, Donnie Duvall, Ronnie Huff, With seven lettermen to form the nucleus of this year's football team, the Warriors were expected to be one of the powerhouses of the distriet. What most fans didn't realize, though, was that several boys we expected to play didn't, and also, the Warriors played one of the toughest schedules in the schoo1's history. We opened the season. per- haps a bit overconfident, to a powerful Orrville eleven and took the worst defeat of eight seasons. 26-0. We were likewise defeated by San- dy Valley 13-7, after losing a halftime lead when a quick kick was blocked. We then started on a comeback, with Boucher scoring most of the touchdowns, and won the next three games. The game with -44- Football Orrville ....................... 1 1 Sandy Valley ................. - ..... Wintersville ....... North Canton ..... Q P1 X 4 18 Third Row: Dale Howell, Sonny Tanner, Jan Kennedy, Lewis Buxton, Hill Kaufman. Danny Yost, Lee Rainsberger, Dwight Stevenson, Paul Berry, Roger Boucher, Larry NVarner Assistant Coach Glenn Nichols, Coavh Ken Funk, Homer Barnett, 'Dick I-laugh. Assistant Coarh Ronald Hornber-k. Canton Timken was a heart breaker- as it ended in a tie and we were within their five-yard line twice. Butch Ugran will be remembered for this game, for he recovered three very important fumbles. The re- mainder of the season was finished by defeating Springfield and losing to Wintersville. The last game, which was the homecoming game, proved to be another loss as the Warriors were handed a defeat at the hands of an undefeated North Canton. With thirteen lettermen back next year and capable players at every position, the Warriors have high hopes for a successful season. .-45.. Newcornerstown ..... , ........... Uhrichsville ,............... Minerva ........... , .... Timken ............... .......... Springfield ...... .......... We They 0 26 7 13 56 12 14 0 26 0 13 13 21 7 7 18 7 19 John Adarns - Halfhaek. Trophy for contributing most to team spirit and morale Senior X- Qyfi' . 7 ' I . sQ . . n A URL l N 1'Q - f 'Y '. . -,, ,w. ,V Q . , tg. 'Sy-fix! ' :1 ,in A. , g Visa, Ag li : .V li S 3 .1 JT' 'Tw-'L if .w eww 'F' ' 'V'-..,,w'T , K,,,v' f'-fe 'gl T 1' T . ,..,,f ,La 'AG V . , .f-112.4 'ev ,5!f '1C'3f??Q-'.r,:'!-g.v9if- - Roger llour-her - I-lalfhark, Larry Cottrill - Taeklf: Defensive Hack T r o ph y, Most V al u a h l e Player Award. , .fr.3.. .. ' , ' W - 3.32. Q , , ,' - . ,,, Z , ,k , the 5 W , .Ah Av- h, L . 1 - 1 'ny ' 3:1 lx' WK Q gil 'ff if -G11 A 4 S ns 'Egfr A-1-711 I ip-'7 Pf -x Q L- .ta .. . K ,I , 5 ' ' . . 33 gl 5- :Z - 1 A S. f' 3 ' ' A T 1'1 mfkiN 25-.Li . Q .. 1 ' , Y tff'5fE4+ ' 452249 1 ' 223 'H r ' , T' lf- f f Q ,e ' xy .L-.J L' Self , ,la 1 ,nf . 5' .L -- ff-FZ, f ' r ., ' Mi , in . ,,,.e. f t r A :af-1 w' ig: 5 rm-, , .1 Q VJ v f ' ,L ,, . , . 1--1 .lg. .g,', wg-A - , 5.177 -1 , If-4 ' 'Ea5Z?'f'e!w-f' Dick Haugrh - Yfullbavk, Dale Howell, Halfbnek. Offensive llark Trophy. lf' lim Maple - kann, Left io Rishi James T. XValler, John I. lim-r-k, Ronald E Hornher-k, Glenn Nir-hols, No Football team can operate without assistant coaches, and we had the ereani of the Crop this year. The varsity assistant coaehes were Ron Hornbeck and Glenn Nichols, who were head masters of the dust bowl fpraetice fieldl. Mr. Beck and Mr. Waller had Charge of the fresh- men and junior high squads respec- tively. lettermen ., . ' 'V . 'Ma' . A 5 - M' 1 V 'U , ' g 4 , H' 1 , ' I: 1 . I! r x I 0 , ,fqie-at ,Af ., '..4- .gsm iff - A, xii? 'rt-1'v', .R ' ' . ' '- . ' YE A ,Q 'f ff? ,112 .,-3-3, '- un - .',' 'f' 'h is '53 '14 '-3' n, , '.,'w I un, V4 '53, W ,F?'6'3.g K .- V -as b ut . 1f'lLw5 ' nliqpg ,f , Af .L A .ag Alvy' Peoples - Center, Wayne Peoples - Guard. Leon l'::ran - Tackle. Kenny Funk could better be called Mr. Football of Carrollton, rather than head football coach. Coaching is a full time job and no- body could be better fitted for this, for when Coach isn't drinking coffee, he is talking about foot- ball. Things may be pretty rough at times, but there isn't a boy on the field who wouldn't play his heart out for Ken. Left to Right: Kenneth Funk, Robert Herron, Harold Iiininger, Hoge-r Boucher, Richard I-laugh, Harold Noble. Homecoming 'y--1 4:1 Mary Jane Linda 1-5 'Ni -1-'Y Queen Sandra Kay Janet Ll. On November 8 1957, durmg the half tlme of the Carrollton vs North Canton game Barbara Fmles the queen of 1956 crowned Mlss Sandra Allmon Homecommg Queen of 1957 She relgned over the half tlme ceremonles wlth her attendants Janet Hardgrove Kav Mc' Pausland, Lmda Beamer and Mary Jane Jackman The queen and her attendants also relgned at the Homecommg Dance followlng the game 48 I 1' A 1 Af 1? in t J J V Q. hwy - F W VG .-1 ' fi ki ' Freshmen Football 4. iv ,., Iarrw Douger B111 Hardy Daud Dyke P111 Wmdle Ronme Wxleon N5-rond Pon lohn I ltlle- Charles Hudd e on Tom Borland Tum Hartonz qam Frazier roarh lohn I evk Ion Nlarahall Tom Nhtehell Fam Nfazce XX alter Fultz Ilm Peoplf Although llttle heard of or seldom vsatc hed bw spec tators other than fhelr parents thls team provldes a future basls for the warsltv They posted a losmg season but thls IS nothmg to be ashamed of for thew played many schools vshlch outclassed them 49 w l M l A - A 1- tj. , ra N, V, .. 1 Vt . v , 2 A V lub I! 1 4- .. ' 0 u g x 5 Q fs- -4 - , .,L t ' 'r r Q ., , V y r 4 Q ' I ' 4 , X 7 U First Row: Bill XVa.rner, Gary Roudehushz Bruffe XVes'fall: Mike Shondellz Robert Morgan, .' ., YA. N I , J l S . I , . D. ' . ' ' . 3 , . . . ' , . ' , 1 j . ' , 1 , .' -s, I y V ' ' . v 4 v ,v Varsity Basketball Svnlvf W J' 'inf' -is X' Roger liotzeher Qemor I orsx '1 d Foul 'Shooting Prcnphy Xhthout tl1e help of Leach Beck and the ass1stant coacl1es tl1e tean1 eould 11ot have lmproved toward the latter part of the season They Were behmd the team no matter hoxx bad thmgs looked Even though thls IS only h1s second sear 111 coachmg wars1ty basketball we beheve N11 Beck cl1d a fme Job He IS lookmg forward to a good season next wear .4-an-.x i , .4 1 3 3 lrst P 1 uck 111 ull camrc ck Il 1 1ll1l1 r lulc How ll Ko ccmcl 1 c ec cc1 c 1 1111 1,a111c lllll Niaple John other L11 Harold I 11 1 XX 1 tr 50 ' O . ' YIL, ,,,,-, ' ' ,a ,. ,..-' v 5 1 Y 7 ., 9 , Ja- ,Q 1 Q A ll l 1 - -1 - 1 - fi x I i v 1 fl' 1. '1- . 1 11, , . . Ye. Ja , v l 4' '. 1' , -1 K ,. , I I Y . Y . sv . A . Y . , . N 1 Q 11 -1 'L' fx' ' 51' 'H A- H L f-1 41 sc, , 11 1 -' -f 1 R. L . - ' ' If J Y ' 1 I l x -I Q - E ' 1: , .- - is ,A , I ' 1 x A , I 1 x 171 Q N 15 23 ca 2 1 ' ' A. X 1 1.1 l' . l.o1': l M: f , Ilcllll 3' llc, lri-' 'I'1'11 11111, lml- ll: 1 c- , 1 - 'e , ger l11111c-l1c-1'. bv- li rw: Conn-I1 .l1l111 li -k, llxll ,X!1iA'S Ill, J111 Dye, tjle ' -, .' . ' , 1' s ' , ' L1 ,, .-Xssist:111t 4'c1zu-l1 .IJ1 1 '1 ll' . lettermen Dale- Hgwelymsenior Guard, Dick Manfull - Senior .nm Maple - Senior Cent Guard. Rebounds Trophy. Although the Warriors got off to a slowstart, the team as a whole. progressed rapidly to attain a fairly good record. After winning their first game at Dennison, the Warriors began to look much better at each game. Only two returning lettermen made up the 1957-58 War- riors. But once the team began to work together they began to win ball games. This may well be shown by the North Canton game. When North Canton came to the Warrior gym with their noted fast break. they defeated the Warriors 71-57. When the team was looking good, the Warriors went to North Canton and upset the Vikings 60-54 by stopping their fast break. By tournament time the Warriors were in good shape and beat Newcomerstown 62-54. But the following night New Philadelphia beat the Warriors 74-37 to put the Warriors out of the tournament and bring down the curtain on basketball for 1957-58. We They ' 6 5 76 SC10 ..................l............ ....... East Palestine ........ - ..... 51 71 Newcomerstown ...... , ..... 55 61 Dennison .---.....--....--.-- .------ 7 5 Left to Right: James T. VValler, Kennetl Uhrichsviue ..,'. -. ....l.. 4 2 Punk. Ronald E. Hornhevk, Glenn Nichols. Minerva .................,..... ....... 5 6 77 Newcomerstown ...... ....... 7 3 55 Jefferson Union ...... ........ 6 5 53 Springfield Local .................. 47 62 Uhrichsville .............................. 51 65 Springfield Local .................. 57 67 Wintersville ................... ....... 7 3 65 Jefferson Union ....... ....... 6 6 55 North Canton ........ ...... 5 7 71 Scio ..,..................... - ................ ...... 7 2 60 New Philadelphia ............... 60 98 North Canton ........................ 60 54 ' 55 61 W mtersville .............................. Section Tournament AT DENNISON Newcomerstown ..... ............ 6 2 New Philadelphia ............... 37 54 74 .lunior High Football illlnlna ,n 1 gf i V VGA? i,A Q-1 x9 4 lfirst llowz Iiill English, l-'rank Collins, Dale Merrick, .Ioe Mclilroy, John Mcifadden, lieed Mm'k'lvstn-r, Larry Vliillips, Vlizirles Ladich, Gary l'hilnps, Hit-hard Locke. Set-ond ltow: Tini Kinch, John Long, .Ioe Kean, John Worley, George XValton, liill Davis, Denny Vassell, lioh Miller, Dick l'leniininr:, Scott Long. Third How: lid Randolph, Gary Minor, Toni Randolph, Steven Kubic, Bob Miller, Gerald Newell, Larry Hepner, Carl Ralston, Bill Roach, lfourth Row: Dick Long, Assistant Coach, Glenn Berry, liob Sheldon, Martin Davis, Kendall lloudebush, Jim Waller. The Junior High team consists mainly of 7th and 8th graders, who for a basis for future varsitv football teams. It is in this early stage of the game that fundamentals are first taught and the basic Concepts of football are learned. Reserve Basketball The reserves showed fine potential this year under the Coaching of Jim Waller. They had a 10 win and an S loss record, which was better than the varsity. Their ball handling was nearly equal to that of the Varsity. These boys will undoubtedly supplement the varsity team l-'irst Row: Larry NYarner, llrian Fithen, Sonney Tanner, Johnny Marshall, Larry Breckenridge, Larry Boggess, Donny Duvall. 5eoond How: John Beck, Jan Kennedy, Jerry NValters, Richard Hutson, Glen Leisure, Homer Barnett, Keith liay, Ronnie Huff, Jini Waller. Varsity Cheerleaders The Carrollton Hlgh School cheerleaders under the dll6Ct1Ol'1 of MISS Douds have glV9H much tlme and effort to further the sportsmanshlp and enthuslasm of our school We xx ould hke to express our thanks and appreclatlon for the fme ww ork they have done 'Q -40' .7 f7 Lmda Beamer Ruth Douds 5 071. iv Thelma Jones Polly Sandefllf 53 l Mary Jane Jackma 1'-f Joyce Welch C l V - Y I 4 , V P! 7 l i' .f W ff' A 5 H l 'Q 2 ' n I n 1' I, 1 nl!-,f ' - ' sl, Y Reserve Cheerleaders i ,N ' 1 ,,.vV ' I' Irlrst Row Mxckey Bosh Dlane Toot Second Hon Nlorma. Brlght Ruth NIcCully C Club First Row Alxy Peoples Bob Herron Leon Ugmn John Adams Jam Williams Larry Cottrill John Iomdermnlk Harold Noble Bob koxach Glenn Laine Second Row Harold Rxnlnger Roger Boucher Wayne Peoples Dale Hovsell Blll Anderson Ronme Huff Homer Barnett Alan Locke Don Duxall Duck Manfull Pothorslu Duck Boggs Dean Gamble In recent years the Q Club was strlctlv an honorary orgamzatlon consxstmg of varslty letter wlnners but thls year the group became more actxve 1n school functlons The theme IS To Promote Better Interest and Feellng Toward School Athletlcs They sponsored a school basket ball tournament and plan to hold other soclal events The offlcers elected are presldent Larry Cottrlll vlce presldent Denzll Skxdmore sec treasurer, Dlck Haugh 54 - Third Row: Dick Hdugh, Charles- Jarnes, Paul rierry, Harold' Ray, :lim Maple, John I W ' . ' A 1 ' . I ' ' ' , ' ss ' - n I . , . 3 . . y . . Z -- ffllds' 40031? flu' ,?00l. 200304- arhisean Staff Sitting: Larry Elliott, Assis- tant Editorg William Rogers, Editor. Standing: Bill Kerr, Business Managerg Nancy Roof, Assis- tant Business Manager. leirst Row Sandra Xbrahims Arlene briffelh Judy Miller Sandra Grubbs Bea Allison Linda Beamer 'Vlary Jane Jackman Sandra Allmon Donna Ray Ruth George Shirley -Xlbaugh Sue NS endell Second Row Marilyn Nichlrox 'Anita Liggelt bandra Lloyd Becky Moore Judy Rhuark Kay Nicfcausland Iarilxn Drum Neala Jones Nancy lioof Wilma. Iirovfn Vivian Nicbaughlm liouchtr 'Alan hemertr barry Lottrill Ronnie 'smith Bob Hu-well Larry Armstrong lourth Row William herr larry Elliott William Rogers The hope and aim of the Carhisean Staff is to bring to the student oodv and faculty a representation of the years social and scholastic activities We have tried to condense the happenings o 1954 58 n oi der to preserve the memories of our high school days Vie yn ould like to thank Nliss Curry whose advice helped make this years annual a success Our gratitude also goes to the rest of the faculty and all other advisors who helped produce this years Carhisean 56 Third iaowg' ghaqies .iamesf flick Haugh: 'llim Cole, rinuiip Fawceu, 'Dick Mafmni, Roger ' 1 I ', ' 1 A . B .' A , .. , ' . L . ' Y ' ' ' n' 1 . I Y - o I f I 9- i I I .H . Y y h . I Y . V' , . c , 5 . , . Senior Play A success? You bet it was! Books and Crooks was a delightful 3-act comedy about an overly efficient principal who had a great change of heart while he spent the night locked in his office closet. He had been locked there by a suave, quick-thinking professor-criminal who was a double for the principal, Mr. Henly. The prof and his non-too bright accomplice had just robbed the bank across the street. The crime was finally solved by a brilliant boy student and his friends and all ended well as Mr. Henly resolved to be more understanding after he was freed. First Row: Dick Manfull, Linda Beamer, Sandra Lloyd, Mary Jane Jacknian, John Adaxns. Second Row: Bea Allison, Charles James, Tim Cole, Paul Saltsman, Phillip Fawcett, Anita Liggett. 1,1 llll P ! an I gg ' K Nilah Ankrom J. E. T. S. l-'xrst Row: Kenny Maloney, l-'rwl Xklililwend, llill l-'err, Alan Keniere-V, l'aul Saltsman, XX'illiam Rogers, John Adams, Marshall llrown. Ser-ond Row: Larry llreckenridge. John Myers, 'Tim Cole, Larry NVenner, .lack Perkins, Homer llarnett. Lantz Danse-r, Philip Fawn-tt, Mr. Gilcrest. The Carrollton Junior Engineers Training Club was founded in January of 1955. The purpose of the organization is to promote and enlighten the students on the aspects of the engineering fields. The Jets Club exhibits projects annually at various districts throughout the country and at our own school. National Honor Society The Honor Society is under the sponsorship of Miss Wagner. It is composed of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, character and service. The members of the Honor Society work together in completing various projects which help to improve the school. Their main project is to publish a guidance hand book which is given to students when they enter high school. The officers for this year are as follows: president, Nancy Roofg vice- president, Bill Kerrg secretary-treasurer, Norma Bright. First Row: Neala Jones, Shirley Albaugh. Nancy Garner, Bill Kerr, Nancy Roof, Norma Bright, Sarah Herrington, Sandra liusto, Ruth George, Betty Shotwell, Kathy Cramblett, Patty Schweyer, June Ann McLaughlin. Second Row: Anita Liggett, Sandra Lloyd, Kaye Smith, Connie George. Lou Ann Myers, Sandra Capper, Linda Beamer, Sandra Allmon, Kathy Preston, Geneva Pitts, Carol Butler, Martha Herron. Third Row: Mary Lou Fawcett, Gertrude Doughty, Jean McClester. Larry Elliott, VVilliam Rogers, Tim Cole, John Davis, Gail XVilson, Merle Coe, Philip Fawcett, Miss NVagner. Fourth Row: Bill Anderson, Ronnie Huff, David Dearth, Alan Kemerer. Fulure Homemakers l D- -at 'C yy ' r,..l Ti i ill F7 'I First Row: Sherry Hartong, Carol Mills, Janie Ray, Sandy Rose, Patty Fisher, Nancy Burnsworth, Marcia Lucas, Barbara Preston, Anna Taylor, Beverly Peoples, Carol Snively, Lois Sponaugle, Kathy Berard. Second Row: Nancy Noble, Nancy Kovack, Fae Frase, Carol XValters, Linda Elliott, Carol XVoodward. June Babe, Louise Martin, Janice Myers, Mary Lou Davis, Carol Rowan, Myla I XVarden, Betty Bergert. Third Row: Mrs. Lytle, Sarah Herrington, Annalea Dunlap, Donna King, Jo Ann Truman, Joan XVood, Linda Dunlap, Janet McLaughlin, Barbara Miller, Eleanor Capper, Sandra Moore, Mona Dunlap, Shirley House. Fourth Row: Claire XVhite, Frances Ray, Nancy Temple, Kaye Dillon, Ruth Johnson, Joyce Miller, Linda Reisling, Penny Hull, Diane VVorley, Nancy Garner, Lola Johnson. The Future Homemakers of America met at the first of the school year with 100 members. The officers elected are: Lyla Bryan, president: Dianne Worley, vice-president: Arleen Griffeth, secretaryg Polly Sandefur, treasurer, Sally Wendell, parliamentarianf Sarah Herrington, historian, and Mary Custer, song leader. Initiation for approximately 50 freshmen started the year. The F.F.A. and the FYI-'I.A. gave a supper and a fine program for Parent Night on March 14. There was a F.F.A. and F.H.A. Annual Party on April 18. Mrs. Jane Lytle and Mrs. Dorothy Wallace are the advisors. First Row: Micky llosh, Snrajane Dapper, Viola Steinnietz, Polly Sandefur, Mary Uuster, Lyla llryan, Arlene Griffetli, Sandy Abrahinis. Sally We-ndell, Mary Yarner. Second Row: Eileen lioggc-ss, IW-:gy llorimr, Kay Kohler, Mary Moore, Emma Palmer. Dorothy Moore, Judy Roach, Phylis Cox, Shirley Ross:-y, Carol Noble, Ruth May, Mrs. XVallace. Third Row: June Hanson, Sue Donaldson, Sarah VVilliams, Vera Mae Gorrell, Ruth Mf:Cully. Lois Morrow. Gertrude Doughty, .loyce Mills, Martha George, Wanda Meiser, Lee Ellen Pollaye, Linda lioof. Fourth Row: Patty Gooding, Carol liurton, Eunice Sponaugle, Eunice Spencer, Donna Peebles, Ruth Bryan, Helen Kirby, Carolyn Rogers, Mary .lo Barnes, Theresa Ugran, Mary Jane b Golsr-hall, Brenda Marshall. l 1fth Row: Karen lVoodruff, Km-nne lford, .Inne Totten, Judy Heed. .Inlia Houyouse, Linda lletz, Janet Duffy, .lean Mr-Ulf-ste-r, Karen Carte-r, Vonniv Phillips, lie-tty Hardgrove. -..ai Future Farmers . 'f 5 . First Row: Harold XVindram, .lim Steele, David Capperp Don McAllister, Elmer Palmer, Bob Kovach. Charles Meiser, Ray Houyouse, Earl Ketchum. Second Row: John Clark, John Davis, Harold Crowe, Larry Garner, Jack Berard, Tom Sponaugle, Roy Beagle, Paul Brown, Bob Mc-Connell. Third Row: Lee Frase, Mike Ladich, Danne Totten, Harold Richeson, Dick George, Denzil Skidmore, Jim Garner, Richard Hutson, Jerry Garner. Absent: Tom Duffy, Charles Black, Bill Nichols. The Carrollton Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, which has a present enrollment of 60, is designed to develop agricultural leader- ship, co-operation, and citizenship. Its advisors are Harold Windram and Don Walters. The officers are: president, David Capperg vice-president, Donald McAllisterg secretary, Elmer Palmer, treasurer, Robert Kovachg reporter, Charles Meiserg sentinel, Raymond Houyouseg student advisor, William Nichols. Some of their activities include: grain exhibitions at the county fair, public speaking and parliamentary procedure contests, livestock judging contestsg Parent-Son Banquet, a square dance and a roller skating party with the F. H. A. They also appeared on WSTV televison. They plan to attend the state F. F. A. convention and enter several other contests. First Row: Homer Burt, Don Sanford, Dann Lawson, .Iolm Negutt, Charles Johnson, Gary Waller, Dave Roach, Jim Gotschall, Allwrt Mr-Ulasky, Dick Ladich, Duane Mc-lntire, Johnny Smith, Tom NVells. Second Row: Richard lioggess, Richard Albaugh, Charles Keyser, Dan Rose, .Iolin Boley. Carl Campbell, Harold Hellman, John Little, Victor Smodic, Jack Nichols. Third Row: John VVagoner, Dan Ne-ssc-lroad, Bruce Finnicum, Bob liittaker, Tim Hartong, Dan Peoples, Gary ff0Ud6illlSh, Pat Xl'ynn, Ronnie Dixon Q- th li A ff-.Ek -iii? A 1 F.F.A. Parliamentary Team First Row 41. to r.y Elmer Palmer, David Capper, Charles Meiser, Donald McAllister, Tom Sponaugle, Bob Kovach. Second Row: David Roach, Jim Steele, l'aul Brown, Roy Beagle, Bill Nichols, Ray Houyouse. The Carrollton Chapter Future Farmers of America Parliamentary Procedure Team received a gold rating ffirstj in the district contest this year against six other teams. The contest consists of the participating team conducting a regular business meeting with three boys from other teams sitting in to disrupt and thereby test the participating group. The team also demonstrated for the Hi-Teens at C. H. S. ats Stand First Row: Larry Garner, Robert McConnell, Gary Roudebush, Harold Richardson, Jim Gotschall, Donald McAllister, Jim Garner, Gary XValters, David Roach, Albert McC1askey, John Little, Charles Kaiser, Mr, Burt. Second Row: Mrs. Lytle, Sarajane Capper, Mickey Bosh, Linda Dunlap, Loretta Oyer, Judy Roach, Carol Snively, Joyce Miller, Lois Sponaugle, Linda Roof, Myla XVarden, Sharon Hartong, Lois Morrow, Mrs. XVallar'e, Third Row: Mr. VVindrum, June Hanson, Sue Donaldson, I-'ae Frase, Barbara Miller, Janet McLaughlin, Eunice Sponaugle, Eunice Spencer, Sally Xvendell, Carol Burton, Linda Elliott, Judy Reed, Paul Brown. Fourth Row: Jack Berard, John Davis, Eileen lloggess, Frances Ray, Mary Jo Barnes, Ruth 1 McCully, Dan Rose, Roy Beagle, Tom Sponaugle, Pat XVynn. Fifth Row: James Houyouse, Lee Frase, dohn Clark, David Capper, Carl Campbell, Dick eorge. Hi - Teens First Row: Miss Furry, Norma llriprlii, linnna l,on Johnson, lfram-vs Siiotwc-ll, Marilyn McElroy, lim-cky Moore, Kay- Sinilli, Sandy Allnion. Ellen Uassidy, Patty Scliwi-yi-r, Uarol Noble, Shirley ltossey, Ruth May. Second Row: Sandy Arlnogast, Margaret Pyle, Ye-ra Gorrell, Marc-ella Kerr. Janet Mcllaughlin, Cindy Boring, Nancy lloof, Patty l,ui-as, Mic-key llosli, Sarajanv Uapper, Mary Jane Jackman. Third Row: Helly Hardgrove, Janet XVilson, llarliara Ke-plinger, Jean BIcC'lester, Jane Jones, Janice Nienliec, l'arol Maple. Ruth Mcffuliy. Dorothy McCloskey, Margie Manfull, ludy Hhuark, Bea Allison. Fourth Rowt Lois Ray, Dorothy lfultz, Linda Marshall. Marilyn Drum, Judy Miller, Shirley Guess. Beverly Newbold, Carol Pyles. Sue Donaldson, Janet Hardgrove, Mary Lou Fawcett, Shirlev XVhinkev, The Carrollton Hi-Teens, which has an enrollment of one-hundred and two, is an organization to help girls grow to be fine Christian women. This year they sponsored the Homecoming Dance and the Christmas Dance. They sold forget-me-nots for the disabled veterans, purchased a new record player for the school, and took fruit to the County Home. Officers for this year are as follows: president, Sandy Allmong vice- president, Becky Mooreg secretary, Kaye Smithg treasurer, Marilyn Mc- Elroyg advisor, Miss Irene Curry. First How: Yashti Hay, Pain Griffin, Jani-I Sedlam-k, Donna or'krun, Sandra Iiose, Mary Varney, Norma Anderson, Bonnie Blazer, Carol Mills, Sandy Gruhhs, Linda Iieainer. Carole Snively, Donna liay. Second ROW: Janice Eisi-nhut, Linda Snivvly. lanii- liaiv, Mary Pe-regoy, .loan Sf-liweyer, Patty Hagey, Susan Masters, Nancy Noble. Virginia Uoldiron, Faro! liutler, Myla XVardvn. Third Row: Karen XVoodruff, Karen Johnson, Janet Mclfi-rn-n, Carol XVoodward, Diane Toot, Betty Shotwell, Judy Mille-r. Donna Davis, Sandy Lloyd, .Joyce Miller. Dixie NVilson. Judy Dun-nliaver. l'ourtli Row: lie-li-n Smith. lil--anor Rapper, liarhara Miller, Shirley Alhaugh, Joanne' Daxenpori, Nt-ala Jones. Doris Mzlilivws. .-62, Seated Janne hisenhut, Susan Mast- ers Xue XX endell, Anna Bergert. itandmg Joe Carvalla. Leroy Yost, Xxllda Nlser Clara XVhite. Miss, XX'agner. ' librarians Books are our frlends and the lxbrarlans attempt to acquamt us wlth the books They have so arranged and so classlfled the books that they may be obtamed readlly The llbrarlans are at all tlmes Wllllllg to zwe asslstance to anyone deslrmg mformatlon Safely Palrol Plrst Ron Gan I-Iardesty John Shotwell VIart1n Dans Allan Patterson Dlck Becklev Prank Nhdder Inll Roach Tun Johnston Stanley XX endell Bob Walton Bull Beckley Mcond How NIr Maller farx Nhnor Dale Doxxdell Raymond Roach liowd Dossell lflrl ramble Thoma Thomp on lfred Xlohlxxend Denny Sheals Bob Arbogast 'Hr Shaxer The Safetv Patrol, under the supervlsxon of Mr James T Waller and Mr Walter B Shaver, IS made up of students chosen on terms of scholas txc standmg and character The patrol xs a dauntless orgamzatlon whlch helps to promote better safety condltlons Each member s reward IS the acknowledgement of safeguardmg hls fellow students llves We would llke to express our gratltude for the fme work they have done 63 u : 'Z j ', -' ' . - ' -' , ' .. . ,. ,. . , , , . . - ,, - 1 , - . . . . -, - ' . . . . 1 , - . V . . v 41 3 , S 5 , ' ' ' , Q .' S. -' . - . -' ' . , . . . . . , . . . . , . future Teachers lfirsl I-low: Tiin Cole, lil-1'-ky Moore. llonna Hay. Anita Lizzgr-tt, Nancy Hoof. Second How: Susan Masters, Sarah lloring, Vera Gorrf-l, llixie NVilson, Nancy lit-:une-r, .luily Ulzirk, Szarajunv l':lmn-it Tlnril limv: llonnie- llluze-r, Tlolm I-lay, Neala Jones, Emma Lou Johnson, Marilyn Mr-Elroy, Norma llrighl, Donald Duvall. Fourth Row: Donald Miller, .loan Thrnnpson, lNIary Lou Fawn-f-tt, Sue l'lon:1ldson,.Tudy Milli-r. The F. T. A. whose purpose is to prepare students for college and future teaching elected as officers' Anita Liggett president' Becky Moore vice president Nancy Roof secretary Tun Cole treasurer, Donna Ray librarian and Joan Thompson program chairman The F T A gave a Christmas program for the high school on Decem ber 20 and sponsored a St Patricks Dav Party Members also have substituted for grade school teachers Special thanks should go to Miss Wagner who supervised and patient ly worked with the F T A lhmlergarten Ilebzers This group of high school girls who are also members of the FTA glve up a study hall to help Mrs Freas with the manv duties of the kinder garten Some of the girls are planning to become primary teachers IHMQI ir t ' vi in i 0 een et 1 Hi on June Hanson Nancy Roof Marie Lhenot 5-fond hon 'Hrs l e s NOFIlli lright Nurxh lorii Iudlth Nixpls Donna Iias Niarllyn N111 rox Nut- Don ild-on lla len Nnnlh Xera 'Slae 1 orre-ll 64 i , . , , V ' , ' I , I - , ' , I . - - 9 O f . .3 1. .- A 4 F Q 25 A , -4 ' 2 , Q, x Y 1 . I Q Ts 1 5. 1 ' S J . X - I if X . 51' vf ' -7 lf' 1.0 ': 1.' di li of, Arl' Griff h. lliqcie ls . ' .' . .' . - f S ' ' 'Z . -'rfa.'. 1 I ' . -i 1 -' l -1' 2 .'. - ' ' Speech Club lfirsi Hour 1':lrol Haun, l'ollv San Bloor:-. Judy llhuark The Speech Club II was organized in September, 1957 with 19 mem- bers. The officers are: president, Eugene Keplingerg vice-president, Carol Haung secretary, Polly Ann Sandefurg treasurer, Sandy Grubbsg parlia- mentarian, Sandra Lloyd, and sentinel, Ina Marie Hogsed. They presented a program for the P.T.A. and a debate in March. The advisor for Speech I and II is Miss Wagner. Speech Club I The Yackers met and elected the following officers: president. Tim Coleg vice president. Dick Boggsg secretary, Shirley Albaughg treas- urer, Rosetta Martini parliamentarian, Jim Dyeg sentinel, Janice Niemiec. and news-reporter, Joyce Welch. The other speech club met and elected: presidentg Larry Garner: vice president. John Davis: secretary, Mickey Boshg treasurer, Marilyn McEloryg sentinel, Tom Kaufman. and parliamentarian, Roy Beagle. Both clubs have been very active this year. They have learned poems, declamations, plays and pantomimes in their classes. First Row: Uarolyn XYhite, i'aro'yn Rogers, Janet Maier. Doris Messfrsmith, Frances Shotwell, Johanna Pozde-rac, Donna liorinig, Mary LH- llecklf-y, Ilonna Kinzr, Sarajane Tapper, Mickey liosh, June Hanson. Sw-ond Row: Joann Truman, IH,-gpzy lloring, Patsy Roof. Sandy Scott, Kay Kohler, Barbara Alf'l 8ddE'll, Dixie NX'ilson. Dorothy Mc-Ulosky, Marilyn Mclilroy, Janice Niemiec. llob VValt0n. 'l'hird Row: Janice l.ailif'h. Woria Stl-ele, Shirley Albaufzh, Patty Upple. Joyce XVelch, Farol Maple-. Jim Kirby, llonnif- Rutledge, Dan Carson, Tad Courtrizht. l-'ourth Row: lion Duvall. Marshall lirown. Margaret Houyouse, Ruth McCully, Sue Donaldson, Roy Beagle, Paul Brown, lilair Gump, Pat XVynn. Merle Poe, Bob Ray. I-'ifth Row: Larry Garner, Jim Steele, Luke Slabaugh, John Davis, Dick Boggs, Jerry VValters, Tim Cole, Dale Gallaher, Jim Dye, Tom Kaufman. T xl L-0' ' 'l4'l.lll'. Emgcnf- K4-pliiiuwr. Shand Grublis, Saiifly l.Iny1l. Sfwfviifl Row: XYilfla My'-rs. Mary Alif' lr--:nn'r. Judy Blu-Jr'-. Donna Ray Ruth .xllll f owlf-51 Thir-l Row: Sarah llorinz, Iiurli llmtsnian. Shirley Mivliavl. TIM-ky Spanish Club lfirst Row: Don Miller, Dixie Truvs- rlale. Tini Pole, Anita Liggett, Harold l.eizurt-. lloh Hay. Serond .Rnw: Jani-t I-Iardgrove, lien Allison, Dorothy lfultz, Linda Mar- shall, Virginia Uoldiron, Rosetta Mar- tin, Mr. H. .I, lfreas. Absent: Maxine HOKIJPSF, SUNY! Tanner. Junior Play ...a...-.......- - ...-. far ' 4 . I ,x , -vp rf C? H ...Free if Iront: Linda Marshall, Cindy Boring, Martha Herron, Martha Rogers, Janice Nieiniee, and Carol Haun. A llavk: Harold Noble, liill Anderson, .lim Dye, Glen Laine, Ronnie Huff. and Marshall Brown. The junior class presented their play, 'Spring Fever , May lst and ind. Spring Fever is the story of three boys the day before graduation. One boy is flunking because he does not have his zoology paper in. What a day these boys experienced! -56.- Science Club First Row Mr Nichols Bill Anderson Connie George Tim Cole Duck I-laugh Jane!! -701193 P tt lucas Kathy Preston William Rogers Bull herr a y Allmon C l V ht Hay Mary Lou Fawcett Sandra Second Row Donna Heldy Penny 0 e as! lh Sandra Scott Myla warden Mary Custer Theresa Ugran Judy Du en aver Third Row David WValters Lee Ralnsburf, Tom Miller John Adams sane Totten Keith Ray Francis Huffman Roger Headrick David Dearth Bo yr! h Pothorskl Fourth Row Jack Perkins Alan Kemerer Paul Saltsman Leon Ugrfin 0 U Kenny Malone Tom Mitchell The Science Club is a new club Just started this year and is spon sored bv 'VIr Nichols The main purpose of this club is to inform the of the club are presldent Dick Haugh, vice president Tim Cole sec retary Connie George and treasurer B111 Anderson Commercial Club Q gn l First Row Martha Rogers Mary Alice Beamer Patty Schvseyer Ellen Cassidy Gertrude Doughty Genesa Pitts Margie Manfull Judy Miller Janet Xhlson Lois Ray Shirley lkhipkey Cindy Boring Carol Ann Butler Ina Marie Hogsed Frances Shotwell Slnrley Michael Shirlex Albaugh Judith Roach Mary Moore Miss Saare Second Rovu Donna Boring Peggx Nioore Ethel Borland Ruth 'Vlay June McLaughlin Carol Haun Ruth Ann Cowley Donna Ray Ruth George Doris Mathews Iudy Moore Sue Hiller Dianne Vlorley Joyce Welch Marilyn Drum Mary Lou Fawcett Barbara Gamble Loretta Oyer Third Row Carol Maple Janice Niemiec Nnxan McLaughlin Xhlma Brovsn Mary Jane Jackman Linda Beamer Sandy Allmon Judy Rhuark Margaret Houyouse Sandra Capper Marie Anderson Sarah Boring Judx Miller 'Veala lones Nancy Temple lxaye Dillon Sandra Abrahims Sue XS endell Fourth Row Carol Pyles Thelma Jones Shirley Guess Bexerly Nevsbold Sally Wendell Eunice Spencer Carol Noble Annalea Dunlap Judy House Delores Sherban Shirley Rossey Sandra Grubbs Becky Moore Mary Jo Barnes Pat Pearch Nancy Garner Arlene Grlffeth Emma Mae Palmer Fifth Row Larry Boggess Tim Cole Chuck 'vlclferren Dick Truman Ronnie Smith Terry Roudebush Gary Davis Bob Fischer Roy Beagle Jim Steele Raymond Bryan Dan Rose Eugene Keplmger Lantz Danser Charles Flanagan Dale Brackin The Commercial Club was first organized this year The purpose of the club is to acquaint students with the opportunities presented by the commercial field The officers are president, Sandy Allmon vice president Dick Truman secretary Shirley Albaugh treasurer Sandy Grubbs The advisor is Miss Saare 67 . A .. L I A u -ll' A - ' ' 5 all ' it ' . lf' t un . We 7' f ' of ' 1 ff . it ff, 4 s im, M ' . 4 L. ,.l-use students and inspire them toward entering the scientific field. Officers f : I . ' ' ' - ' , ' 2 e - ! ! 7 ' O K . . 1 . : . 5 . , Z - I , Maioreffes F, ances Shotwen Barbara McFadden N Kay McCausIand Sandy McCulIy Lmda Marshall Marjorie Walton 2 The Carrollton Hlgh School Nlagorettes of 1957 58 added color to the flue half tune performances by the band Thexr lntrlcate dance step and twlrllng exhlbltlons requlred hours of practlce The alternate maJorettes were LOIS and LOUISE Martm Kay Ellen Smnth Comme George 68 X E Q ' u 'W 4- A 5 I si 7 fel' d . . Eh r X I X . ' - . . I . A lily J ,M Dance Band I-'irst Row: Cathy Cramblett, Norma Anderson, Barbara McFadden, Danny Newell, Charlotte Nichols, Kay Dillon, Neala Jones. Second Row: Alan Kemerer, Donald Rutledge, Bob Ray, Joan Thompson, Gail YVilson, B t Sh ' ll J M N M . ety otwe, oe assey, ancy oore Absent: Bill Rogers, Penny Cole and Nancy Temple, The High School Dance Band is composed primarily of the select members of the Senior Band. It was organized last year to train students in the fine art of playing living band music. The band plays for many school parties as well as community functions. A few of its engagements this year include P. T. A. and the Spring Concert. Marching The marching band is shown here forming the beloved CHS of our alma mater. This merely an example of and spectacular drills the band at any one year's gridiron events. formation is the intricate executed by of the past This is the first year the band has appeared in Band their new uniforms whose presence added additional pomp and pageant. At both the home and away games, the band not only provided stirring music to cheer our team to victory but also performed scintil- lating half-time shows to enhance its audience. Also included in this year's sea- son was the bands participation in various parades and its annual showing at the Carroll County Fair. .. 9 as ,Q W if 'N s Xt First Row: Sandy McCul1y, Martha Herron, Janet XVilson, Virginia Coldiron, Tim Cole, Marlyn Calderhead, Carol Butler. Katherine Mitchell, Frances Shotwell, Kay Ellen Smith, .Iancie Niemiec. Linda Marshall. Second Row: Marilyn Drum, Kay McCausland, Bonnie Blazer, Connie George, Mary Peregoy, Dorothy l-'uitz, Vashti Hay, Margie XValton, Bonnie XVinings, .Ianet Sedlacck, Linda Snively, t'arolyn NVhite, Lois Martin, Louise Martin, Bob XValton, Linda Oswalt, Janet Ray, Mona Lou Dunlap, Margie George, Pam Griffen, Donna Kochran. Janice Iiisenliut. Third How: Johanna Pozderac, Mary Lee Beckley, Judy Dutenhayer, Patty Lucas, Norma Moyer, Nora Peoples, Bob Ray, Karen 'xVoodruff, David Toot. Elizabeth Grunder. Carol Band 0fHcers C 0 n C 9 ff 9' -- ' The concert band is pictured here in their new black and White uniforms, which were purchased this year. Under the capable direction of Mr. Theil, the band enjoyed one of its most successful and prosperous years. Mr. Theil was assisted by Mr. Wheeler, who also instructed and conducted the Training Band. Together with the annual Fhristmas and Spring Concerts, some of the band highlights of the season were: representing Carroll- ton High School in a fine showing at the Marching Band Clinic held at Capital University: presenting a con- cert, along with the Sandy Valley and Malvern hands. to entertain the audience and to acquaint them with some of the concert hand literature. lfront fail VVi1son, manager: Dixie Truesdale, librarian: Barbara Nleradden, manager: Linda Marshall, secretary-treasf urfr Janet VVilson, assistant librarian: Donald Rutledge. YTIHHB GT K . lwack iaiii in-rr, vice-president: Bill Rogers. president- 170.- - 7- li , -1 A.. --..- .. N.. ,,,, as -go' you ' l 1 f Moreland, Sandra Dray, Connie Phillips, Kathy Cramblett, Norma Anderson, Barbara Mc- Fadden, Charlotte Nichols, Kaye Dillon, Judy Miller, Judy Rhuark. Fourth Row: Barbara Newell, Elizabeth Simpson, Tyler Flannary, Bonnie Rinehart, Janet Ray, Alan Kemerer, Donald Rutledge, Carol Maple, Jean McCles'ter, Reed Mr'C'lester, Shirley Michael, Janet Hardgrove, XVilliam Kerr, Betty Shotwell, Gail XVi'son, .Ioe Massey. Nancv Moore, Janice Myers, Bill Storck, Tom Riegle, Carl Coffy, .lean Temple, Margie Manfull. Neala Tones. I-'ifth Row: Larry Moyer, Larry XVenner, Bruce Finnir-um, Mike VVynn, .Ioan Thompson, Band The band was privileged to have as its guest director Mrs. Shirley Mitzel Columbo. a student at Otter- bein College and a former CHS band member. In addition to her student studies, Mrs. Columbo was one of the guest conductors at the pre-contest concert. Besides the contest literature performed, there were selections by two soloists - Penny Cole, saxophone, and Gail Wilson, trombone. The band made its final concert bow of the season by playing ap- propriate musical selections at the high school commencement exer- cises. Lynn Capper, Mr. Theil, Mr. XVheeler, .lune McLaughlin, all lfirst Row: Ile-tty Shotwell, Carol Haun. Barbara Miller, lillen Cassidy. .lim Craig, Glenn Temple, Sain Marteney, Dick Boggs, Donald Rutledge. Denny Sheats, Carl Coffy, June Ann McLaughlin, Ruth Cowley, Carol Snively, Nancy Noble, Sandy Grubhs. Second How: Mickey Rosh, Sarajane Capper, Anita Lizgett, Joyce XVelch, Ruth Mc-Fully, Judy Moore, Marilyn Drum, Dorothy Fultz. Patsy Roof, Sandra Scott, Rose Schultz, Helen Smith Lois Martin. Janet McLaughlin. Becky Moore. The Carrollton High School A Cappella Choir has again had a successful year. They sang for both Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve services at local churches. They also participated in a Christmas Concert held at the school. For the first time the choir took part in a community sing along with many other organizations on December 23 as well as several chapel programs. They concluded the year by presenting a Spring Variety Show. As it has been traditional in the past, they took part in bac- calaureate services. T h e y would like to thank the di- rector, Mr. Theil, for making this a successful year. The pianist was Anita Liggett. Carrollton High flmir 0fHcers ll e' T ,. Cb t u l ' i I A '11 l'l'1'Sl1lt'lll, .lim Manfullg vice- presi- tlfnt, Ili:-k lloggsp st-crctawy-lreasur- er, Sandy Hrublrs. -72- h l li xx loxvf- Miller ludv Nlaplv Alan Lovke .lim Uoffv, Luke Slahaugh, Mary Lou 'I' irc 0 ': . . , . , . , , , Fawvs-tl, Martha .I0 Rogers, Judy Millvr. Fourth How: Elaine Albaugh, .Ioan Svhwf-yer, .Ioyve Mills, Judy Maple, Connie- George, .lorry XV0nner, Larry Elliott, Phillip Fawvfftl, .lim Manfull, David Fappor, Judy Mille-V, ' ' l.l 'd, Carol lean Rowan. Parnl Pyle-s, Lms Ray, karen Johnson, Sandra oy ,sq New 'Nu That is11't the way. .. 73 .. o --i l You'll put your foot in it -gl lfirsl llow: Juni- Ann 3I1'I.!llll4illlll, l.arrv XXX-ririel' S+-1-mul Row: Kay BICCZ-Lllslzilicl, lioh I-lay, XYillium Hoge-rs. Alan lieim-rer, Domlhl Hull--mlge, Shirley Mir-hael, Iiill lu-rr, lim-ity Sliolwell, Gail XVilson, Dixie- Tilesdule-. Pep Club The Pep Club, organized by the cheerleaders in 1957, along with the entire student body and the Pep Band, has encouraged our tea.rn's spirit, as well as our schoolls spirit. Pep Band VICTORY, VICTORY, IS OTR CRYg V-I-C-T-O-R-Y CAN XYE GET IT? XVELL I GUESS. FARIKULIJTON IIIGII SCHOOL - YES, YES, YES! Go Warriors go. Sponsors FLEANOR LANIPBELL BIII AND IANE HANSON N R AND NIRS AND NIRS AND NIRS AND MRS AND NIRS PI RN IANC IL II C NIII NFR 'I' J ATC IIIQONI RAY E GEORGE G C DONVFLL NIINERVA HOTEL S NN ROLDEBLSH GARAGE BROTHERS SERVICE STATION GLESS NIANLBACTLRINIG GREEIN GABLE SERVICE AIND NIOTEL VIINERVA DAIRY INC NIALLERNIEE OLDS AND IVIRS C H DONNELL .ILDGE AND NIRS NN T ALLNIOIN DR GEORCE E RANKIN NIR AND 'VIRS HARRY I' NIC LALCHLINI SIIERIFF AIND R NR BEANIFR AND 'VIRS AIND MRS AND NIRS NIRS RICH ARD CARL A IINCKF R V FISHFR H L SHOTNVELL NVILLIAVI J ROCERS AIND MRS F S NIITCHFIL CARL W CRABBS STANDARD OIL IDELLROYI ALGL STA HARDNVIARE NIR AND MRS D R BLYTHE ATTORNEY TONI RICHARDS MR AND MRS CHARLES 'VIC FARLAND MR AND NIRS RALPH G LONG MR AIND MRS C D BARNETT JEANNE BARNETT NIR AND NIRS R T SALTSVIAN 'VIR AND 'VIRS I K SALTSVIAN LEAH HALL .ILDGE FRANK F COPE We of the Carhlsean Staff wash to thank our advertisers and sponsors for thelr help m makung thus annual possible V If , 'V J AL A4 A L , v 1 1 v v v JJAA UIA AAL A . A IIR. I I'. I 'II ' I AIR. I L. . .I If, ' I I I DR.II' I I'. . . ' I I I ' ' I ' L DR.I . . , I I' I , . D .II I . . . I DR. I ' I . . . ' A A A v Y , - v II . I I . . . I I v Y 'I . 1 . I A . A A . 1. L - A A . I I Y 1 I I I 1 Y , I I I.. I I , . I I - AA J IJ .I I I I. . JI' J , I , , DR.. I I. . . I I , I , , , II .I I I. . . .I . 1 I I ,III I , , , I DR.I V I A. . I,.I JJ I . I . . . I DR. , . v , v ..75-. JUST A THOUGHT From 1900 to 1958 the population of the Uni+ed States has grown fnmu 7S,99h,S7S to 173,000,000 The automobile has replaced the horse and buggy, the airplane has been invented and become a common carrier, radio and television have come to every home, and, among many other changes, we have entered the space age In no other half century have so many changes taken place. Whlle all of this was taking place, our own Carrollton High School has been keep 1ng pace In 1913, our present lower elementary building became our new school It was outgrown and in 1926, our present intermediate or old high school building was started Corrtrary to the prophecies of many people, that also was outgrown, and our present graduatlng class w1ll be the second to graduate from our new high school bulldlng From a class of five in 1900, we have advanced to the class of 1958 which numbers one hundred fifteen To keep up with advancing times, new courses have been added to our cur iculum, such as Chemistry, '1yp1ng, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Vocation al Agriculture and Home Economics, Industrial Arts, and others Not only has Carrollton High School kept pace w1th the changing tires, but our School has contributed to these changes Among her alumni are numbered many teachers for the increased nmber of new students, mlnisters, lndustriallsts, chemlsts and research scientists who themselves are discovering new truths, legislators, even bus lness leaders lf forelgn countr1es, and a host of good solid cltizens in communities all over our land Ca.rrollton High School can be proud This makes us wonder what of the students in Carrollton High School today? Do we have a future president? A leader in space science' During the year 1957 1958, cer tainly :Lt 18 ev1dent that we till have marry who will make a great contribution to still 1n s hool at Carrollton We, who are still connected with our school, should keep in m1nd that we have a responsibility we must keep up +he 'food work, the ad mirable reputat1on, and the traditions of Carrollton Hlgh School The opportunity and duty is ours 'Ib the Seruors who have almost completed thelr stay as students, we would like to say a word of appreclatlon and encouragement You, through the years, have had good leaders and, as a class, you have nreserv ed the h1gh ideals of your chool As you leave us, we w1sh for you the very best 111 life, 1n whatever fleld of endeavor you engage Your school will always remember you and be ready to help you :Lf the oppor t'L11l1tJ arlses In turn, the school 1 111 be d pendlng on you, and may you continue to remenber lessons learned, friendships made, and be always addlng to the proud past of Carrollton High School Those of us who ranain have the Lrmediate responsibility, but we will also be countlng on you, and for you we wi h great success and happiness. J , . l ' 0 0 . '1 . . O . . , r ' - O I 1 . . . Q .k . . A . . . O 0 the life and advance of our country and community. Leaders and solid citizens are ' c . . ' 'v .. J - ' o O . I . . . ' ' s . . . W 1 . V . . xy. G A . 4 A ' - O A . .4 .1 . S A q P- if iinioiiriiclolifivivviiiwvliiiii-1010101 1 Congratulations Seniors The arro ton anu acturmg ompany The Home of Carlton Ware ll M f ' C -3-n -innini-'11 THE SUI Qty IQUbbQl COMPANY i1r1fricr BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Al 'S L GA. l 00DllNl R Home of Oh1o s Lowest Food PFICCS ROUTE 43 CARROLLTON OHIO u , 1 mini-ni' -2241-141-vlnii-ini-2-1-115141.31-1-1-1'-11-2 divx Zvi-ivitvlnivivi-isriviroifitniriaxavi-1 -11-11-1021-i1 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STUDER S Spartlng Goods Nolan company Canton 2 Ohlo Glendale 6 2719 YOUR SPECIALIST IN SPORTING GOODS BOWERSTON OHIO BEST WISHES SENIORS FOX Studlo 240 WEST IVIAIN STREET Phone 347W Carrollton, Ohuo U' -Q' -D cf Q-rf cn-mr enum- Q-I:-1: Q..-.. q..q.,q.q.....,... 1 9 ! I , I I Q - I I ! ! I I 217 Third Street, N.W. 1 A Q ' s ' Q I I Q ! I Q I I I .-. - -- - -.- .----,-.-,l.,....-,-,..,- -... - - - .. I 1010201 ri vioiuioiui 34,1 CONIPLIMEINTS BRO0KS MllNFULl MARKET ROLTE 9 FIVE MILES NORTH OF CARROLLTON OHIO GOOD LUCK SENIORS BENDETTA S Food Market Key to better hvmg Grocerles Nleats Produce Free Dellverv Phone 3642 NIHIVQI ll 01110 I ONGRATLLATIONS SENIIORS Cross Drug Co REXALL STORE MINERVA OHIO Phone 11J KNOTT S General Store C-rocerres Feeds Meats Hardware Soft Drinks Notions Mechanrcstown Ohro FLEMING lllllce Machines, Inc 209 YK est Hxgh Avenue New Phlladelphla Ohlo Phone 6 6114 Royal Typevs rrters Elec TIC Standard Portable 'e S And Servxce All Types of Busmess 'llachmes BFST Ol LUCK FROM Boucher s Servlce MAGNOLIA OHIO Congratulations Seniors TINUN 5' Trlwuy ervlce Carrollton Ohio LOMPLIMEINTS Ol' K PRIILIND QOQ Q1lil,0Q1lQ4l1nQ4'LQ0Q0,lliKDQ1'D0i'Ql DQ Qi' il.0Q010i 'Q0ililQ4illCll.1 S ' - I g I I : 7 - Y g , . . . i y Q .. . - t - Cl , Q , - VS ell - . V . I . . ,, i I . y 3-.ini-1-.1011-ioioioioiul if ioioiuiui 34 201014 Z4 ioiuinic ioioiuia Q . . I i 4k 4 I . g , I i A - I I I - i .A y I ' , i rin 14riaioioinfinimrioixsifriuicrinvizrirricbicri ni fini: 1 '31 102 vi vinini n 1 v ' . . I . I I 1 - I Q I I , g , l0l1Ii4Uilrl1'i1ll'bl1P1lPl4l14lQ Pl bl0Q0l0iKiD D111 ilfibllvlulr ilviuill' 11 ! I - V ' 1 x 1 - ' i ,g.n2m:nioi.-1-ri 1:1-viqviezepzrviruuifri-11 201016:-:if 1-ni.-it-1--1. :lui fi Complnments of and II Shoe Store 104 W Nlam Street CARROLLTON S LARGEST SHOE STORE ASHTON S en Franklm Store Xl XIX STIII PT I XIIHOI I TON OIIIU CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS C ARROI I IIN CRI I NIIIOIJSI U I IIIII I Comphments of LUNG S SERVICE STATION NSW HARRISBURG OHIO O10 I K 0Hl FR er vice Station IUII GOOD LUCK SENIORS RINEHART COHSIFUCIIOH AND Supply IJIN NIXFFI one II 4 XRIIOI I TON Willard Householder and Company GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALERS Raduo 8. T V SALES 81 SERVICE ARROLLTON OHIO Kllgore Garage Proprletor Pete Davis Phone Harlem Springs 21 F4 101 31 is ioiuxf-11-iniuiojw 1031-11111-2-rn-0: -in-11 1011-if 1 Iiviw-11-1011-init-icsic 5 I In .ul ' rms ,xml Ill. l I C I - I ' Q 5 0 o ! I g IZXIII . ,TON UIIIU 'Q IiUQ'Ql'Q 10Q01'IQl Qlaliig QOQ0+lQ0- M4VQfli0,0QY,0QUQYlQ0Q4FQ4Pi Q4 I ' I ! I , I ! - +IljI+ - g I . . , . V V W w III II, . G . .- A IIALS - 'I ' ' : Ph 1:1 ' A' U .' Illllrr WPQUQIPQVQUQUQUQIPQ1-lflilfii UQUQKDLUQUQ QUIUQ 1UQ0QUQ0Q PQUZUDUQI Q Q I I i I , I f I I I I I I . I D1 1 T 1 1 Q 7 IJ 411 L 41 Q VIII l lmu-rs l'uIl1-Il l'lz1l1Is , I'l1 Ile 1-za-R I N1 A Lislum STI' for f'AlIlUJI,l.'l'UN UIIIIJ C I 1'QlPQ4DlPQlPQ1'.4FQ IIVQOQ PQUQUUQUCCPQIPQUQKDQIIQ pQ4lQuQ4pQnQOQuQnQ nu: QUQIDQ ! I ! . ' Q I I ' I Q . u ! , ! Q ' - - ! I lQ'PQ'PQlHlP.1iI'Q0Q - FQ lQIlQibQ1lQ1DQ4Y4-llQ'la1YQ4lQ1UD1lQlPQlQIPQIii0Q Q.bQIPQ IQUQ Compliments of Carroll Clay MFGR STEEL MILL REFRACTORIES 0 0 North Lisbon Street CARROLLTON OHIO IIM WEAVER cnfvnom co P O BOX 125 PHONE 86 CARROLLTON OHIO OUR MOTTO IS PLEASING YOU COMPLIMENTS OF Mcflro y s Drug Store SIU! t The Rexall Store PHONE 91 cARRoLLToN or-no riririwipiri-102-1-ivivi-viviui-vi-i 1--inzuinivi 311: 1 :vi 2 i 1 lCi1if1iii 11'i0iili1Pi1'i0if'i1 ilfiibhi iirilillillivivi 1'i0i0i'14'l 3 I I - I I I I I i I i -R . i , i 1 I I ' I I ' Q GM: I I I ! I6 I I I I I il i,,i'i4,i,,1,,l1,i4,i.gl p10jp1yQlll-0Q0i0Q0l QlQlD1lilIi ilblrl i i ii I I5-1 years y0ll!'fIl'l1QL .' ' -I Compliments f JOHN LIBER S fl' fJ??5F IOHN LIBER 81 COMPLIMENTS General Baking Co BAKERS of BOND BREAD ri-viuioioi -101:12 uiuinioi if Best W1 lu fo flu Lla of 1908 Salfsman Anderson RP XL l ORS fix frl 'Nnrll llbon Sl LXRROLLION OHIO LOWIPLI MEINTS FIRST NATIONAL llc mber Fc-cle-ral Depos I Illbllrdllff' Corp 14,4141 nioiuioioi 111341311 1 1 .gaining ! Q - , l 0 , x ,SS - ' U Q ! in 2 ' l i N ! ! l ! I con .V 1 fs .' . Alliance, Ohio lf H Alf Q ! ....J......,-- -.- ...... ,-.... - -. ........ .... 'QM-U.'-l'..0.'U-0-D ,ioinioioioi ! l ! Q Q or 5 THE 2 . g BANK ! ! ! Q l V . ! 5 1 ini:-in -3-111,311-mini-iuvirvivi--1-finale GRATULATIONS NIOR The Scio Pottery Company JD CN Sclo Ohm Ji dffgouzhghl 9 Zn Ford Mercury 7 U 'I ff C I X ' r, V f FUHIJ UH.-XI.ER HINVE 1022 CARROLLTON, OHIO Compliments of Ersenhut locker Plant 0 Q cARRoL1.ToN oHlo L ompllments of Modern Shoe Repalr 99 North Lxsbon St CARROLLTON OHIO W If NIGIIIIQC. Prop Compliments of RIIY PATTERSON R C A TELEVISION WHIRLPOOL WASHERS ESTATE RANGES Phone 351 W CARROLLTON OHIO bmc GI e Best NX lbhQQ CLINT Mc00RTS Service Statlon Pl RL OII and C AQ Niam Street Q arrollton Compliments of ALLIVION Funeral Home Srncere Servrce CARROLLTON OHIO I mnpllmf ms ot Leonard George INSL It XXL P XCLNC X 25 I ublrf Square I auollton Best Washes From Bishop s Restaurant aml Hotel Phone 9131 99 W Maln Sf Carrollton Complrrnents of Matfett s Store MEN S CLOTHING AND DRY CLEANING Mum Streeet CAR ROLLTON OHIO lui' lil: lli'-itlliIi0iUi0l0l0QllQlIilPQIlPIPlllQf3QlPl4llll1!Q11Q'Fl1'Q4PQ4!l0D0lv1 . ' . ' l 'Q'lQlllvQ 21'Q0a0Ql'Q1PQlIQ4P.1'Q QOQl.1lQOQ PQCIQDQIQKPQIQQIQQ PQUQUQIIQUQ 'Q 1 ' ! V x 1' I ! v w v v 1 1 1 7 1 Y f ' . ' . R 4 A , 4 : I A . . . A , ! . . , . - . , - l R , . w .. ! ... . 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I A . g I 3-if-infini--1--101-121-1-'11-11-3 301 IL ! FOR YOUR HEALTIVS SAKE IIICST OI-' LI'f'K J ' Q , I ! I Q umvu 5 Ii- I. , 'ON A OIIIO i ilbivll init iriihifliilillli it TDl0l011l10i4li0i0i4li-Uillil l lilliiii lillhiiiii ! ! ! ! f ! ! ! ' ' THE Q ! I Q ! Q I ! I . vioioi ri 1010102 ri 301 GOOD LUCK SENIORS lones Sunoco Servlce 235 EAST MAIN ST CARROLLTON C ON-CJR XTLLXTIONS LUIGI S PIZZA SHOP NIINEHX A OHIO PIIOINE 16X I AHRE OLT SILRVIQE Slanclard Orl Company of OHIO Mmerva Ohlo Country Haven TRUCK STOP GOOD FOOD SOHIO PRODUCTS HARLEM SPRINGS ROUTE HARRY UNHEFER Mrnneapolrs Molrne 81 New Holland 901 East Lrncoln Minerva Ohio Phone 397 A C Towel Supply Co 1435 Fourth St S E Canton Ohio Phone Glendale 4 5179 C ONIPLINIILINTS UI' Mllls Iewelrx Phone 933 M West Nlam Street C 'IRROLI ION OHIO I OOD I Lf lx SI' NIORS H P KEMPTHURNE SITOQI PKI Carrollton P1 i4 iwll if i- i i1 itllllillilillflil Ill-ivi 'i4bl4fi0i4'l'i1Ii'Y1lli1 illlihi 'iii 1 ' a I . - a l 'initfilvllvi-'i0i0i4Ii ill I10iUi4rilPl0Ql lllirilll iwivil lvi vivivilriil i . Y . - V v l , A 1 : . , ! I l l v Y ' ' w v- v 1 1 1 ' - S K , ' llrilli lilvi Illini vii i Hilti! il iiitlillllli il i1 ilbiblli ilrilvil llillillil . I . 1 V . . 1 5 A . A ' . . , L ... . - ' ' ! v r x v , ' , : A A , P1 llvirbltblrblrli li in ilvilblni li iviullbllbil iv iniuil llviuiui-Airli lui i ,I J , JA I . I I I . . . i J nfl .G - , ,. . I i il!10iIli4ll0i0i 1' i bl bl lilblliiililkliiwilbjlhi Dlliiillrbiuilhil i rlililril l i i Best Wishes From CARRULLTON TRUCK LINE Box 514 WIALVERIN OHIO MURCKEL S FEED and SUPPLY Rl' XID NIIX LONCRLIF LIWIFSIONE 1 'Silk boutll on Rt 332 BUTLER S Ql KLITX NIFRCH UNDISE FUR ONPR AD YI' KRS On The Sqlllrl, Carrollton COMPLIMENTS OF FIRESTONE an MOTTER ARCHITECTS fix CANTON OHIO N Q i0Q0Q0Q i1ll0i0Q0Q1IQ0Q'Ql!.l'QIlP0Q0.1lQ0,0Q0Q1 Q uQOQ1 QOQOQuQOQOQfil E , . Q I ! 1: A , . .- . Q ,, -- b 1 ,Q I 1 Y . 1 , . . ., E 11:nio2u:- 1- 2 102 ninioioifnioqsnioioioi 1010: ri-,Lug-ring'-1 vin: 1. . - - . w . 1, 1 ' AJ 1 . L 4 ' r 1 : L 4 . l ! 1 . 1 4 , : . ' 0 1 l - U g,.g,,g.ri1v1 -1-'Quin-1ui1n2o:'pi1-inari-ri-vi niuiuioi-pi 3 ng: 11-1.1.1 V111 101 if ivjbir if-Ifvifvihimrivioic COMPLIMENTS OF CarroII'ron Farmers Exchange Lumber Feed Coal and Lime Spreading Service HIGH STREET N W CARROLLTON OHIO Longratulauons to the Class of 1958 Scafrerclay s Dependable If ootw ear L -XRROLLTON OHIO Congratulatrons to the Senlo Class Cunhnal Music Slmp RECORDS AND PLAYERS CARROLLTON OHIO -ini rioitvioioiuiwi -11-in-101011-i4 i1-:oi-1 COMPLIMENTS OF I. C. Penney Company ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY 00 ON THE SQUARE CARROLLTON OHIO Congratulatuons Sensors McFIIDDEN INSURANCE Flrst Natrona! Bank Burldmg Carrollton Ohlo COMPLIMENTS OF LITTLE STORE EES FLORENCE CABLE Prop CARROLLTON OHIO ' v I i a . . ' ' ' I PQ lilDQ0l Dlblii Pl0i0QOQ PQOQlPQlblUQlPQOQ4DQ DQUQI1 i4I1IIlUllPlUi1 ll Q lQIIi 1 , ' Q s V 1 A , - , I ,, , ' . . A , ' , 2-120101011-31-iwioioiuvioioi rioinioini fini'1-fiozni-vi--ir-1-fi-.1ng- 1-vi ! o ' H 77 ' I i I I ' I v .yi QOQIDrPQxll1PQIlQlllKhQlPQOQCDQ1PQINPQOQ'lQlla ri15Q1PQlhQlliIlllDlIll ilQIll-i ri GOOD LUCK FROM RHIIARK 5 DRUG 5'l'0Rl-' ON THE SQUARE CARROLLTON OHIO ISI RH E S BI AU IY SHOP I THE COX 81 MIINFULL LUMBER CCMPIINY LUMBER and BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 200 CARROLLTON OHIO COMPLIMENTS CA RRUU l'0N GARDEN UB L1'r'rIe s Servlce x 1 III cm l Ohm COMPLIMENTS OF II If NPR S I311IJu Shop GAS OIL COAL FURNACES SHEET METAL WORK BUILT UP ROOFS Myers Sheet and Metal Company Phone 162 CARROLLTON OHIO BORLIIND S SERVICE I 11451110 IQIGSSUIILS lutol Tune Lp Iimkf XX 01k IIIOII Il, .4 DLI LR J! OHIO P' itli-lilllv ivilivi Q1IQ0lPQlil!Ql'Q1'.iIiD1illQfQlIQ1lQl'illQlIQ'li Q0QlIi'Q'Q4'i1 P1 I I I , I ' ' ' I I ! Te.'11r'oI'1'uI -ts .XIII IIOIIQIIYS I E II1411lc IPI-Ii-I3 E IM' Irox' ' ' . 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Llke A Home 81 Tr1p The Cummmgs Bank Co Carrollton Member F D.l.C ini mini-ri vi fini ni ni vioiuioi 1 3 P' if iii' ll if lt-li i11i'lli0l0i'li1lil'i0i1ll'l0lfQlPQ1 llilllifhl ii i4li9'Q4'i4 1 I ! ! g lbw! Wfrus 111 1l1- Sf: Urs Q ' 1 ! , .' 1 l ' . ! ! VIADIJAAKI IIC U I VA! CII. U S I l , ! 32 l Qvigsfg Q ' Azifr-f ! 1 Q , I ! '1 1101- ' l1lCN.' .' 1111141 Q i i iliilvil ilifvi' ill lil il iilillihillillit iii! l lviilii l 11131 lil! if ! ! I . TO i ! ! , . . Q , , . . Q F ' A' 1 ,. ' J V 1 5 1 ,. ! V , , t - , - - - 1 - C ' - ' Q Th ! - ! ' 1 ! ! jrsifrlinifxifsiwnilivifrilritriovivicvlxiv-iuvoioiniuioia 11 3 his-31-iw-101014134-icvi4 Gibbons Grable Company GENERAL CONTRACTORS f6:5N ld PHONE GL 3 0137 CANTON GOOD LUCK SENIORS Tennessee Gas Transmlsslon Plpellne Co ROUTE 171 CARROLLTON GOOD LUCK TO ALL COMPLIMENTS OF THE Crawford library Bindery 15 BROAD STREET AKRON OHIO Carrollton Rotary u I XRRUI I TON JIIIO 1 I U ! I , ! ! ! ! 5 ! ! 1 - - ! ! ! Q ! ! ! . . ! 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