Centerville High School - Elkonian Yearbook (Centerville, OH)

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X ,. ln Appreciation The first full-year use of the new high school building and the pass- ing of the bond issue for construction of additional facilities to that building make it appropriate that those people responsible for such pro- gress receive the thanks of all of us. We extend our thanks to the people of Washington Township, who have again displayed their sincere interest in educationg to the Board of Education wholly and singly, who, through their foresight and plann- ing, have made this building and our opportunities for education poss- ible, and to Dr. A. V. Black and Mr. Ralph Woolpcrt, retiring members of the 1955 board, who have given so unselfishly of their services and leadership for eight years. JAMES LOUGHRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL 3 ma f mwm W ...,. 4 5 Q x.j,XiZ+3f1l I IQ 'H N 5 1 T' '7 ' 551, S.. Y! ' I.. I f in-A ,ff 79' NNI ,M ' 44,-vvvv C W N at D M Y W N X vwifwx -' 1 w W,,.,W-A. fx al- I A t li-f M . fi, choo Boar C. W. MAGSIG PRESIDENT CARL M. SCHELL ..i. f GUBERT B- BURIFF VICE-PRESIDENT CLERK Y T ig , -5- ,.V, Dr. A. V. Black, C. A. Anderson, Margaret Dailey, Mrs. Fred Smith, Ralph L. Woolpert. P. T. A. Boar FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. j. Nash Walters, Mrs. Robert Siney--Corres. Sec'y. , Mr. Forest Williams-- Treas., Mrs. Warren Dawson--First Vice-Pres., Mr. John S. Brown--Pres., Mrs. Omer jackson--Recording Sec'y, Mr. C. L. Stingley--Second Vice-Pres., Mrs. William Bentley, Mrs. Louis Krabacher. BACK ROW: Phyllis Lutes, Mr. William Dutcher, Mrs. John Livingston, Mrs. C. W. Magsig, Mrs. Robert Theis Mrs Ed- ward Lang, Mrs. O. F. Brewer, Mrs. Richard Yeazel, Mrs. Harold Bair, Mrs. Everett Hunter, Rev., Frederick Pope, Evelyn Bell. 5 MR. HADLEY WATTS Executive Head MR. JAMES LOUGHRIDGE MR. C. L. STINGLEY High School Principal Elementary Principal MRS. ELEANOR KISE MRS. BERNICE WEINLAND MISS NANCY DAVIS Elementary Secretary High School Secretary Elementary Secretary 6 Nil FW7 ME QMW 3 - ,W,A.. it V I gg: S f WI! , sf A Q -.X W 9 1 X: Q NX Q5 xx ,f L Ns-N ' Q 5 5 W... -.,,1,q, kg- ' RUTH ANGLEMYER Wittenberg College General Business and Bookkeeping. VIVIAN BROWN Wittenberg College Libr ary. GILBERT B. BURIFF Ohio Wesleyan and Miami University Arithmetic 8, First Year Algebra, and General Mathematics. KENNETH CARPENTER Cedarville College Drivers Training, Physical Education and Assistant Coach. JOHN CASE Hanover College, University of Michigan and Lock Haven S. T.C General Science, Biology and Conservation. ELINOR CHUHA University of Pittsburgh English and Journalism. EDWARD N. DOAN Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. , University of Wisconsin, M. A. English and Speech. 8 DOROTHY ELLWANGER I n Duke University, Carnegie Institute of Technology, and University of Dayton Shorthand and Typing. WILLIAM FIG!-ITMASTER Trevecca Nazarene and Ball State Teachers College Science and Social Studies. V MARGRET HOWE Bluffton College, A.B. Arithmetic. NANCY LIPPMAN Oberlin College. American History, World History, and Problems of Democracy. LUELLA MILLER Ohio Northern University and Wilmington College. English. LARRY PEDICORD University of Dayton Science 7 and 8, and Athletic Coach. DON E. PEIFFER Miami University and University of Dayton junior High and Senior High Music. 9 COLLEEN REYNOLDS Wilmington College Home Economics. ALEEN SCHNEIDER Nazareth College A.B. and University of Michigan M. A. SP3-DlSh and Latin. PAUL SCI-IREIBER University of Dayton and Ohio State University Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Physics, and Chemistry THOMAS SEAL Miami University Industrial Arts. CAROL SOLLENBERGER Manchester College English 8 and 9. WILLARD TRAYNOR Centre College Social Studies. VERNA TULLIS Wittenberg College Physical Education. MARGEURITE VANCE University of Kentucky Math. IO VV ' A Q 'ff kf.7 0 f' xxx M KK X. N, XX Riga? CHARLES RAY AKERS Chuck West Carrollton-1, Chorus, Class Play, Class Secretary, Scholarship Team, Wa- piti and Elkonian Staff. JEANNINE RUTH CARTER Jeannine Springboro-1, Tri-Hi-Y, 4-H, 4-H Jun- ior Leader and President, Scholarship Team, junior Achievement, Junior Achievement Treasurer. RONALD GENE ALLEN Ron Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Basketball, 4-H, Class Play, Wapiti and Elkonian Staff. GARY EUGENE CORNELL Gar Football, Football Manager, Basketball, Bowling, Baseball, Hi-Y, Class Play, Band, Drum Ensemble Contest. CAROL JEAN AMANN Carol G. A, A., Chorus, Senior Girl Scouts, Class Play. MARIADA DAVIS Bootie Tri-Hi-Y, Class Play, Class President, Class Vice-President, G. A. A., Office Secretary, Band, Scholarship Team, 4- H, Inter-scholastics. RICHARD JOHN BOYLE Dick California-1, Class President, Football, Track, Basketball, J. C. O. W. A., J. C. O. W. A. News Staff. CHARLES DIECKMAN Charlie Baseball. I-li-Y, Football, Wapiti and Elkonian Staff. I2 DON ROBERT GAISER Don Bowling, Football, Track, Basketball, Hi-Y, Wapiti and Elkonian Staff. NORMA IEAN GREGG Norma Tri-Hi-Y, Band, G. A. A., Basketball, Hockey, Volley Ball, Student Secretary, 4-H, Chorus, Class Play, Bowling. RAYMOND ELLIOT GOINS Ray 4-H, 4-H Vice-President, Band, Schol- arship Team, Class President, Class Vice-President, Student Council, LC. O.W.A,, Hi-Y, Basketball, Baseball, Latin Club, District Music Contest, Bowling, Class Play. DANNY GROVE Dan Drum Ensemble, Band, Latin Club, Base- ball Manager, Basketball Manager, junior Achievement. EVELYN GRAHAM GREEN Tinker State Music Contest, Scholarship Team, Prince of Peace Contest, Chorus, J. C. O. W, A. , Editor of I. C. O. W. A. News, Editor of Wapiti, Basketball, Class Vice- President, Latin Club, Class Play. ELIZABETH ANN HATHAWAY Liz California-I, Pep Club President, G, A. A. , I. C. O. W. A. Secretary, Assistant Editor of 1. C. O, W. A. News, Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, Business Manager of Elkonian, Homecoming Queen, Class Play, Chorus, Volley Ball, Hockey, Bowling, Music Contest, Prince of Peace ,IEANETTE HOWARD jan Contest. CHRISTINA GREEN Tina Class Play, Office Assistant, Home Ec- onomics. Kentucky-1, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary and Chaplin, G, A. A. President, Volley Ball, Class Play, Homecoming Attendant, Student Secretary. I3 NAIDA ROCHELLE MAGEE Naida Tri-Hi-Y, G. A. A. , J. C. O. W. A. , Cho- rus, Band, Latin Club. MARY HUFFMAN Mary Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, G. A. A. , Tri- Hi-Y, Class Play, J. C. O. W. A, , Bas- ketball, VolleyBall, Latin Club, Librar- ian, Pep Club, junior Red Cross, Chorus. DEANN KINDLE DeAnn Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Class Play, Student Secretary. CAROL ANN HUNTER Carol Tri-Hi-Y, Chorus, Trio, Girls Ensem- ble, Librarian, Class Play, Latin Club, Student Secretary. ROSE MARIE LOMBARDO Rosie G. A. A., Class Play, Band, Chorus, Latin Club, Volley Ball, Basketball, Student Secretary, Librarian. RICHARD JOHN HUSS Rich Basketball, Basketball Manager, Foot- ball Manager, Hi-Y, Class Play, School Supply Store, Projection Staff, Bowling. PHYLLIS RAE LUTES Ph l Y C. A. A, , Class Play, Band, Student Coun- cil, junior Le adership, Intrascholastic, 1. C. O. W. A. l4 JERRY MAGSIG Jer Hi-Y Latin Club Baseball Basketball Footb,all, J. C. O.,W. A., Student COND: cil President, Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, Bowling, Class Play. BEVERLY MEIXNER Bev Belmont-1, Patterson Co-op 2, Volley Ball. VINCENT MANTIA Pancho Chaminade 1 and 2, Wapiti and Elkon- ian Staff. JUNE MILLER une J G.A.A., Band, J.c.o.w.A., cms Play, Patrol Girl, Latin Club, 4-H, Scholastic Team, Wapiti and Elkonian Staff, Bowling. JOAN MCCOMB Joni Springboro-1, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer and President, Junior Achievement, 4-H Treasurer, Junior Class Play, Bowling, Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, G. A. A., Basketball, Treasurer of Dayton Council of Hi-Y. GARY C. MONCE Mousey Hibbing, Minnesota 1 and 2, Wapiti Elkonian Staff. 15 and w uv E NORMAN OWEN Norm Football, Basketball, Track, Hi-Y Tre as- urer, J. C. O. W. A., Class Play, Bowling, Band, District and State Music Contest. ARLENE STUCKEY Arlene BARBARA PAUL Barb Bowling, G. A. A. , Basketball, Tri-Hi- Y, Homecoming Attendant, Volley Ball, Student Secretar Baseball Class Pla yi Y y! Band, Drum Ensemble, Home Economics. BILL ELWOOD REBER Bill Basketball Manager, Track Manager, Football Manager, Hi-Y President, Hi- Y Treasurer, 1. C.O. W. A. , Latin Club, Elkonian Staif, Wapiti-Assistant Editor, Class Play, Student Secretary, Prince of Peace Contest. JOHN PAYNE Hjohn-' Hi-Y and Class Play. BOB ELDRED REBER Bob J. C.O. W. A. President, Hi-Y, Assistant Editor of Elkonian, Wapiti Staff, Latin Club, J. C. O, W. A. Newspaper Staff, junior Class Play, Football and Track Manager, Prince of Peace Contest. WILLIAM PEASE Bill Hi-Y, Tumbling Team, Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, Bowling, Projector Oper- tor . JANET SHAW jan Tri-Hi-Y, G.A,A., jtmior Achieve- ment, Class Play, Volley Ball, Baseball, Chorus, 4-H, Office Assistant, Student Secretary. Tri-I-li-Y Treasurer, G. A, A. , Class Play, Band, Scholarship Team, Class Secre- tary, 4-H, Basketball, Softball, Volley Ball. I6 PETE UMBENHAUER Pete Track, Football, Class Play, Hi-Y, Chorus. LARRY WILSON Lar Football, Baseball, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres. of Senior Class. DICK WELLER Dick Farmersville 1, Football, Track, Hi-Y, Class Play, Band. PHIL WOOLPERT Phoenix Hi-Y, Football, Basketball, Elkonian Editor, Band, Class Play, Bowling, State Music Contest. DAVID WILDERMUTH Davie Elkonian and Wapiti Staff, Bowling, Stud- ent Council, Football, Hi-Y, Class Play. ADAM ZENGLE Adam Chaminade-l, Class Play. I7 WWE W . ----1'---- ' Ng i 3 H x---r-v- ' 1- :4-:rx .---1--' t Q! 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A yr H - 5 ' ,iff--f 1, 2 Ni I Q ' - . z N 'f fg 55 - , -K ' V x 1- 4 ., ' MH ww, 'ef--ew -MJ' --rx: .-:.,- , -' ' at V i kwi? KAW ,V . , . 3 ,.,. if iv K WQQSJV 134 i 5 . REL .QW K S Martha Wear, Herb Wright, Dick W ' 1 e1n and, Wanda Wilson, jim Woodard, Terry Yeazel. 22 ,J f Ewagmmmaggg 'ix g O,,,.gg,,,....w.,M QQ 603 Q N5 Q f N T J? H -A. , ,L,L m E I , -2Q , ,T A ii' kkk' 'L . 1. I' . I' I K AVA if ,. L , , , 1-- nfl 1, V . , A D '- A L NVVA V , E I ,W I , A E A 'Q' f Q1 ,Q , ,. k'.. K A -MQ za! zkj kig. I Wifi ,-1'f,,, :Az ' I I ,, 1fQigf5fE5,, Q 'TE' Vwyb I ,E ,L., I , X 2. ,, . .L ,,.. , Ir .. ! V Vi L -- I . W I A ,,,:V. f- f Wd A H, f .. .- . if Q' L' 'L f Q, K' . 7' A if ll' . N 3. 'F '15 5 ,v . 4 , ,, EA AS f N54 ,:.,i u 'Y I EE O A .5 ye 6 ..q1 5 fqikx WWW' NANCY STOCKER-Pres. , LOIS OWEN Vice-Pres., KATHLEEN KILLEN-Sec. , ROY DEGLER-Tre as. CHESTER AKERS EDDIE ARNETT BARBARA BALLARD DWIGHT BARTLETT IERRY BENNETT JOYCE BENNETT CAROLYN BLACK CHARLES BOGGS VALERIE BOYLE MARILYN BOYER BARBARA BUSHONG JOHN CLARK CONNIE DAVIS SONNY DIECKMAN BOB HAWKER DE ANN GALLOWAY DAVE GILLUM JIL HAWKER GORDON HIBBERD FANNY HOEFLING DANNY HOVER NELSON HUFF LO1s HUNTER WINNIE JOHNSON LARRY KEITH , KAY KLINE MIKE LONG DAVID LOOMIS A f 33' 3 B JOAN LUCAS . R S MIKE MANNING I If' I - NANCY MARBURCER A I ,E..B3 , BARBARA MARSH I IL A I BILL MYER ' I I I JIM OI-BERDING , . A I MELANIE OWEN I I A DAVID PAUL S --34 'J' L. ia Y , ' wg ' ,' -Fifa! v'4A:M. 1 'fuk .- t . EARL RICHARDS A I I SALLY ROBBINS I 4 ' M A , .L LINDA SCHMALENBURGER A E, HAROLD SHAW 1 I I- , V ,SR SI 1 1 R , , JUNE SLACLE ' I I b MARTHA STORER 3. H , gi I HARRIET SWANSON I .-I, .,:,, ' I I I, I LUCY TRITT h .qq S II M I 'f?f!'iQ Ev 1 .,- I I v I AA TOM WEBER I SBM IS AII I ROGER WMS f Q E A '..' K- 5311- f ,.-' If 25 3111 flllrmnriam Death ended the studies of Jan Rogers on the afternoon of june 13, 1955. He was a victim of the modern plague, a traffic fatality. Though many will say he was taken from us young, before he had an opportunity for accomp- lishment, this is not entirely true. jan had accomplished many things. One, above all others, stands Out. He had gained the honor, the respect, the love- of those with whom he had contact. In Ian, these things fused, making him that unusual person--a man apart. It was not just that the members of his sophomore class loved him, members of the other classes, his teachers, those about him in Hi-Y, those with whom he had business dealings also felt the same. His was a short life, lived with the warmth and direction that escape many of us in a long life- time. 26 F EEH EM R .,,,.... - N . 1-f J Q' WMC.-- A W. f' ,X --............ ,.,. -. NX wa XV ,M 5 QV ff NJ , S Nw , gwsn? K .. wg? 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Midi: V If PATTY MEYER NED MITMAN HARVEY MONBECK DENNIS MURPHY JOHN PARKER ROBERT PAYNE MICHAEL PEITY BONNIE POTHAST KIRK PUTERBAUGH ORLO REESE RONALD RHOADES CHARLES ROWLAND FRED SACKSTEDER RONALD SHORT EUGENE SLAGLE DONALD SOLOMON CHARLES STUC KEY NANCY TRITT NANCY WEBER STEVE WILSON TOMMY WILSON PAULA ZIMMERMAN LINDA WILCHER --K. CARLENE WILLIAMSON GARY WARNER ', fi 'N ' ., f aj' kb' -Q .g ,N-135, wap, ...A 4 Cm 1' ,, - 4' J '- ' 9,-, -P 1 af, - -I I W- N' f. 4 . rw V? 1 ,iff . -z HHH QL: ?'. 'I5' . .uf ' 5- X 14 fa 5, f n fl In , .I Af 4. A 'T' A 9 f V, ' : ' ,M SL- .,, , -,,,. , , ,E Q f, 1 I 3-is :STI J 'U' T wb . l, f - - ig J , Q53 I 3 n . awp vw Aiea! -4 T 4 , 7 fy f ,,: A I SA ' 'f I PAUL WILL I A . 'U ' I I fi' f,,A V ' f E-55 ' H ,, ,ff K .K In hilly . R51 , . Il . , Q ,'.-, Q . V V V I I I I M. E , I K Wh , .,f,E. I . W, il L, fy 11:1 SA I ii' ,, gg. 2, I T, ,, E L . f' wiffiv 4, ,.. 1- .312 M M QEY I , Z N'-,-Si ,ff 4 ,fly t y - ,ff f .-,?,,., 55 ,-.nJ- , ' xfv' ,, , da, ' , h l - h 'f.' f f f if Q ff Sf! 35 A ' N7 j it ' i Ex , 7 f ff L Q 1 , X!!iQE 'x, ' 5 3 2' I - 9 1 1' A 3 Q70 P ML .- .-. W ' ' C5,jp, Mun J P , mf 1 f Al ,K M.. ff Am. -ss- ' , ,,,,M- 1, ,..,, . Y k -P -T -,M ,Q ,, , . W., , ,, , , W EA an Q ' ' 4---if y it ROWONE: Bobby Wilson, Patsy Shipp, janet Sanders, Karen Kastens, Kathey Meixner, Jain- ice Lucas, Joanne Hobbs, Gary Wilcher. ROW TWO Reid Patterson, Glynn Grayner, Bruce Lindamood, Karl jund, Lynn Monce, Gary Camber, Bryan Cultice, Ralph Burns. ROW THREE: Mrs. Vince, Danny Rineer, Jamey Humlong, Amos jones, john Mahan, jim Dins- moor, Ronnie Miller, Frank Hofcling. ROW FOUR: Bill Hineman, Phil Gsiiser, Morgan Long, Steve Mastbzium. ROW ONE: jerry Martin, June Issenmann, Mike Smead, Barbara Babington, Mike McKeag, Carolyn Gessner, jerry Barlowe, Carolyn Brewer. ROW TWO: John Corwin, joan Krabacker, joe Renner, Sue Umbenhauer, Robert Mancz, Sue Ellinger, Walter Gruner, Sandy Piatt. ROW THREE: Miss Sollcnberger, Connie jackson, Reginald Ryan, jean Manny, Larry Est- ridge, Sandy Owen, Tim Thomas. ROW FOUR: Carole Anne Butts, John Wight, jo Ann Weidner. 32 T !Q ROW ONE: Bob Leighty, Gerry Gahris, Donald Wilson, Linda Anglemeyer, jeff Froehle, Lois Fisher, Bruce Boyle, SallyLang. ROW TWG judyEwing, Dave Riley, Linda Cunning- ham, David Sutcr, Margaret Kline, Alan Brunsman, Janet Chaney, Richard Schubert. ROW THREE: MIS. Vance, Eva Masters, Karen Mossman, Sue Brown, Lynne Trayner, Gretchen Esenwcin, jane Curtis, Kay Wiesler, Linda Drean. ROW FOUR: Connie Mumma, Tom Schroeder, Allen Waldrop, Darryl Cowden, Wanda Warren. ROW ONE: Penny Shroyer, Eric Hendrickson, jo Beale, Vincent Black, Leslie Whitehead, Eric Smith, Linda Buchann, Neil Grimes. ROW TWO: Steve Paul, Martha Palmer, joe Everson, Pat Berges, Mike Allan, Sandy Clark, Jay League, Louise Hutchins, ROW THREE: Mr. Trayner, Dan Poff, Linda Bussard, Glen Krabacher, Lynn Yarnall, John I-Iartranft, Sue Sacksteder, Eddie Bell. ROW FOUR: Rickey Miller, Beverly Smith, Charles Clum, Karen Johnson, Mike Cherry. 33 EWA E 7 ROW ONE: Tom Short, Judy Weller, Louis Amann, Barbara Maxion, Jack Bugden, Sylvia Hodgson, Gay Funkhouser, Connie Ship. ROW TWO: Jo Reeves, Kent Weston, Joyce Weber, Rance Kinser, Pamela Schindler, Martin Durig, Judy Lucas, Neil Stocker. ROW THREE: IIiIrg,1tPed1cord, Joe Goldsberry, Bob Goff, John Anderson, Ron Mahan, Gail Robbins, Terry ROW ONE: David Hoover, John Loughridge,Lynne Puterbaugh, Jane Kelsey, Judy Shockey, David Ginger, Kent Zimmerman, Tim Killen. ROW TWO: Marvin Loomis, Sally Parker, Woody Lynch, Carolyn Achor, Albert Brigner, Mary AnnJackson, Ray Degler, Connie Seal. ROW THREE: Connie Kress, Lynda Alsop, Suella Billet, Nancy McClure, Susan Gustin, Janet Turner, Carol McGee, Susan Gephart. ROW FOUR: Mr. Buriff, Caro1Turner, John Dunne, Judith Bair, Bobby Dice, Karen Swallow. 34 E an E ROW ONE: Salvatore Lombardo, Judy Wilson, William McEwen, Karen Monbeck, jerry Puterbaugh, Nancy Bunn, David Kimmel, Susan Schumaker. ROW TWO: Larry Darner, Kay Isaacs, Ray Masters, jean Reber, Eddie Stevens,Fay jones, Melvin Hutchison, Carol Hawkes. ROW THREE: Mrs. Brown, Gretchen Schweitzer, Robert johnson, James I-Ianing, Gary Rineer, Richard Dieckman, Richard Fox, jane Manning. ROW ONE: Dennis Wear, Virginia Belvo, Todd Schmalenberger, Karen Andrasik, johnny Dusseau, Rosalind Turner, LarryBrown, Pau1aBushong. ROW TWO: Anthony Mantia, Janet Rhoades, 1a.mesHa.rtranft, Julie Wilson, Robert Woodward, Claire Solomon, Raymond Huss, Patricia Repetty. ROW THREE: Mrs. Miller, Kenny Shewman, Julia Dailey, David And- rews, Kaye Knierer, Gary Brown, janet Burch, JohnSave1y. ROW FOUR: LarryBi11et, Billy Mitchell, Sh31'0D Kling, NIUICY Koverman, Joella Kerley, Nicky Olberding, Kenny Swanson. 35 wi? .. ROW ONE: Dennis Wear, Virginia Belvo, Todd Schmalenberger, Karen Andrasik, John Dusseau, Rosalind Turner, Larry Brown, PaulaBushong. ROW TWO: Anthony Mantia, Janet Rhoades, James I-lartranft, Julie Wilson, Robert Woodward, Claire Solomon, Raymond Huss, PatriciaRepetty. ROWTHREE: Mrs. Miller, Kenneth Shewman, Julia Dailey, David And- rews, Kaye Knierer, GarryBrown, JanetBurch, John Savely. ROWFOUR: Larry Billett, Wil- liam Mitchell, Sharon Kling, Nancy Koverman, Joella Kerley, Nicky Olberding, Kenneth Swanson. E QM lil E ROW ONE: Ronnie Stingley, Margaret Payne, Rick Parker, Connie Jones, John Fasig, Patty Hover, Ronnie Apple, Barbara Boggs. ROW TWO: Mr. Spicer, Jack Berger, Beverly Mc- Nutt, Fred Schultz, Mary Ann Hartshorn, David Long, Mary Susan Lindamood, Chet Colson, Norma Lauer, Mr. Stingley. ROW THREE: Marsha Marquardt, Bob Jackson, Judy Yeazel, Thomas Wills, Joyce Bussard, Chuck Ramey, Roberta Paul, Judd Rosell. ROW FOUR: Buddy Young, Jill Josupeit, Tom Platzer, Martha Magsig, Steve Clemens. 36 EERE It -is fx ? 'S+ ROW ONE: Joell Harrison, Mike Armstrong, Lynne Thomas, Dale Rineer, Sherry Stelten- kamp, Larry Lutz, Barbara Walters, Bob Boyle. ROW TWO: Darlene johnson, William Smead, Linda Muxburger, Ted Agne, Gretchen Stuhlmiller, jack Goebel, Marie Burke, Ro- bert Hutchins, Pamela Froehle. ROW THREE: Miss Franklin, Kay Renner, Allan Bennett, Patty Lengefeld, Peter Will, Peggy Estridge, Ronnie Brown, Judy Dinwiddie, Charles Reese. ROW FOUR: Don Peiffer, Carolyn Coy, Don Brummitt. X pllllslq ,ae 3 ROW ONE: Dennis Officer, Linda Summy, Everett Wilcher, Tonya Livingston, Terry Allan, Ida Mae Bolender, Bill Kline, Pamela Bentley. ROW TWG Barbara Andrews, Tanny Swango, Elaine Noble, Tommy Seitz, Stephanie Gadon, Ralph Sutter, Bonnie Warren, Robert Near- ing. ROW THREE: Mrs. Albrektson, Michael Staich, Suzy Kling, Michael Schwarz, Bonnie Masters, Barry Dow, Carol Louden, Bill Moore, Barbara Ratcliff. ROWFOUR: Douglas Cow- den, Dennis Manning, Shirley Marker, Dwight Richards, Connie DuVal1, james McMeekin, james Ryan. 37 QAQE ROW ONE: Bobby Billett, Marsha Wilson, Billy johnson, Darlene Wilson, jimmy Smith, Lavinnia Hartshorn, Ken Deurno, Lynne Kelsey. ROW TWO: Miss Battles, jimmy Popple- ton, Teddie Paulus, Don Palmer, Tina Gougarty, Tim Mitman, Chris Agas, Gary Short, Susan Swallow, Don Rineer. ROW THREE: Ken Perrin, Mary Yates, Dave Lamme, Phylli Mancz, Skip Chamberlain, Nancy Vlerebome, Jimmie Seal, jean Hedger, Doug Butler. S ROW ONE: BruceBurkhart, Barbaral-lartley, Michael Lentz, Cheryl Denlinger, Stephen Lee Dolores Ingram, Tommy Pothast, Linda Benbow. ROW TWO: Miss Foskuhl, Karen Kocyba: Tom Weller, Smaro Pulos, Richard Louden, Carole Buchanan, Don Berges, Barbara Turner Randy Luken, AnnBrown. ROW THREE: Shirley Clum, Rick Baty, Ruth Bailey, Jon Carl ter, janet Harris, David Wilson, Marilyn Beam, Jim Lieter. 38 D54 4-'A ,PIB ROW ONE: Daniel Richardson, Marilyn Nearing, Ronald Van Horn, Marsha Zeiger, Ronald Officer, Rayma Boggs, Nancy Andrews. ROW TWG Mary Lou Turner, Judith Coy, Gary Sullivan, Linda Williams, Micl1ac1Kerley, Judith Rowland, Bobby Warner, Julia Kling, Ro- bert Goldsberry, DonnaHaslett. ROW THREE: MargaretBair, Jacklyn Palmer, Terry Burch, Patricia Weber, Richard Channell, Marjorie Wright, Billy Ellinger, Deborah Dickey. ga 'Z 9 'E ROW ONE: Robert Christman, Joyce Issenman, Bill Gardner, Barbara Theobald, Geoff Smith, Beverly Babington, Tommy Mahan, Sharo1Storer. ROW TWO: Judy Butler, John Theis, Ja.nie Weidle, Herbert Lengefeld, Sue Weinland, Dennis Cowden, Pat Schumacker, JimmyBea1e, Billy Ringo, Ka.ren Stuckey. ROW THREE Miss Long, Caroline Dunne, John Sukola, Lonna Setser, Tommy Garner, Judy Martin, Danny Weise, Diane Long, Mike Mc- Gee, Judy Calhoon. 39 ERAEE 2 Ha: ROW ONE: Clarles Eddy, Mary Shewmon, Bob Craig, Sharon Calhoon, jim Martin, Billie Fisher, Dick Murphy, Holly Puterbaugh. ROW TWO: Bob Van Horn, Danna Rosell, Glenn Rineer, Janet Black, Greg Ream, Betsy Campbell, Steve Colson, Pat Hazelwood, Dennis Scholz, Sharon Repetty. ROW THREE: Tim Swango, Steve Spisak, Allen Watkins, Pete Ibaugh, JoAnn Popp, Emily Varner, john Worner, Doug Craft, Bill Thiele, Bob Lakin. ROW ONE: Tommy Billett, Melissa Bentley, Larry Hole, Regina Isaacs, Elwood Beam, Sharon Lentz, Dick Kimmel, Barbara Wilson. ROW TWO: Miss Goodin, Tommy Jutzi, Maryellen Scherreik, Larry james, Judy Anderson, Ricky Gay, Evelyn Darner, Raymond Stevens, Cynthia Gebhart, Larry Manny. ROW THREE: Joann Lewis, Bobby Urschel, Bon- nie Blakelock, john Schweitzer, Carol Goins, Don Schulz, Susan Sernler, Bobby Akers, Donna Hunter. ROW FOUR: Dale Miller, Gill Everson, Kent Alsop, Linda Lane, Chris Cummings. 40 SHADE Eli di' ,Km- ROW ONE George Gray, jan Issenman, Bobby Johnson, Greg Sabatino, James Burke, Pat Topper, Gary Weaver, Dan Wilson. ROW TWO: Sandra Ballard, Sa.ralou Ahern, Karen Turner, Pamela Johnson, Pamela Geiger, Marian Durig, Karla Kastens, james Monesmith, Donald Cooper, Harley Cunningham, Deloris Piety. ROW THREE: Gary Zillich, Barbara Brooks, Dorothy Moodie, Judy Noble, Barbara Reddick, Pauline Mancz, Ann Weber, Ray Black. ROW FOUR: Tim Carhartt, Michael Rench, Judy Drake, john Alaubaugh, Tim Hearsum. gg SHADE 3 ROW ONE: Thomas Wilson, Michael Davis, David Yost, Jay Dawson. ROW TWO: Cathy Buchan, Ronald Shainin, Celeste johnson, Douglas Bushong, Linda Andrasik, Donald Tharr, Sharron Midgley. ROW THREE Kenneth Drake, AnnBut1er, jerry Dice, Linda Whipple, Chris Whisler, Linda Gessner, Glen Turton, Linda Biggs, jack Baty. ROW FOUR: George Yingling, GloriaDowns, Constance Baker, Kathryn Everson, Melinda Welch, Stephen joy- ner. 41 V so EQ i 4 ROW ONE Billy League, Virginia Hutchins, Ricky Noble, Nancy Rhoades, Mike Arnold, Diana Boyan, Tommy Schubert, Nancy Benbow, ROW TWO: Debby Estridge, Philip Stubbs, Kathie Hineman, Calvin Ingram, C.h.ristine Whisler, Al Lame, Karen Armstrong, Michael Arnold, Susan Campbell. ROW THREE: james Easton, Rosemary Hoefling, Steven Hendrickson, Carol Humlong, Judy Barlowe, Virginia Scott, Terry Poppleton, james Rishel, Peggy Wilson, Ricky Miller. ROW FOUR: Mrs. Burnet, Kenneth Achor, Susan Liefke, Kathy Perkins, Karen Worner, jay Corpstein. 4 204 We a ROW ONE: Virginia Pulos, james Razauskas, Phyllis Kline, David Summy, Rose Johnson, Alfred Rosell, Linda Loyd, ROW TWO: Christine Brewer, Trace Swisher, Adrienne Ridey, Charles Gorsuch, Marie Cow- den, Dennis Dutcher, Peggy Vlerebome, Bill Curtis, Martha Shewman, jerry Poff. ROW THREE: Dick Moore, Jimmie Monbeck, Keith Hardin, Karen Copp, Carol Shilt, Ted Rineer, Billy Meckstroth, Paul Cowden, Miss Watkins. 42 UEEAXQZIE 3 45 ROW ONE: James LuCaS, Roberta Myers, Robert Hartshorn, Carolyn Ratliff, Frank McCroskey, Kathy Knopp, Michael Hover, Jane Puterbaugh. ROW TWO: Mrs. Peiffer, John Gustin, Marcia Wellinghoff, John Bollinger, Darlene DuVall, Charles Cook, Patricia Eichhorn, Porter Welbourne, Linda Huff, Carl Jones. ROW THREE: Judy Gahris, Dennis Fallang, Patricia Cai-der, Steve Siek, Rose Ann Bradfield, Dan Kelly, Julia Garner, John Fitzharris, Marilyn Kepler, Patricia Bair. ROW FOUR: Linley Harrison, Linda HOCUWKII, Judy Long, Dennis Goldsberry, Alice Dow, Mary Ellen Ramey, Carolyn Marker. EHAEE5 Z ROW ONE: Doug Wilson, Sus:-Ln Elliott, Tim Long, Nieves Kohl, Danny Wilson, Sylvia Wood, Geoff Hear- sum, Bonnie Walters. ROW TWO: Mrs. Himes, Jim Miller, Pam Snyder, David Young, Ginny Yates, JohnDavis, Linda Stuckey, Bruce Brooks, Peggy Shipp, Stephen Bahns. ROW THREE: Judy Hunter, Allen Cooper, Marc Ware, Bruce Hollinger, Charles Anderson, Robert Rhoades, Dan Berger, Larry Mathews, Jackie Turvey. 43 E r-me 6 ROW ONE: Richard Krabacher, Sheila Bryant, David Leach, Bonita Flavin, Kenneth Heaton, julia Will, Roger Smith, Karen Denlinger. ROW TWO: Miss Peck, 'George Walther, Karen Shilt, jeff Beale, Judy Mancz, Bruce Lambert, Gloria Kelly, Douglas Apple, Sharon Cook, Andrew Gray, Deborah Poppler. ROW THREE: Steve Shiprak, ,lim Lynn, jimmy Mossman, Virginia White, Karen Mastbaum, Sue Siney, Tom Kettlehake, Douglas Smith, Delbert Cooper, Paul Terrill. NOT PICTURED: Pamela Lauer and Steven Koogler. ROW ONE: Thomas Koeyba, Constance Carder, Richard Monbeck, Joyce Mai-burger, Gregory Frisch, Janet johnson. ROW TWO: Mrs. Staley, Bill Ahern, Sue Monce, Rodney Richley, Marie Bollinger, james I-lomzm, Constance Lengefeld, Ralph Biggs, Phyllis jutzi. 44 ERAEEZZ F51 ROW ONE: Pamela Elliott, Dale Claudepierre, Blanche Harlowe, Terry Marshall, Virginia Gougarty, David Estridge, Marilyn Lauer, Stephen McCroskey. ROW TWO: Laurel Thomas, Steven Miller, Mar- jorie Lahm, Douglas Smith, Sharon Campbell, Stephen Theis, Kathryn Hosket, Timothy Neal, Patty Urs- chel. ROW THREE: Melissa Polk, Ricky Burkhart, Ann Mossbarger, Richard Palmer, Deborah Haber- man, Brian George, Barbara Suter, Gary Hilderbrand. ROW FOUR: Scott Williamson, Gilbert Wright, Charles Lakin, David Walther. ERAEE C5 if--04 ROW ONE: Marian Barkley, Douglas Gebhart, janet Nearing, Anthony Marshall, Suzanne Hartley, Har- old Matthews, Paulette Ridey, Gregory Luken. ROW TWO: Mrs. Puterbaugh, Amanda Sherer, Larry Wallace, Cathy Coy, Lynn Cook, Mary Fitzharris, Richard Mehaffie, Susan Kondla, Kenneth Parks, Mar- tha Dickey, Thomas Kohnle, Janine Sabatino. ROW THREE: Stephen Rhoads, Peter Hess, George Klmg, Charlene Goins, Carl Snyder, Robert Yeck. 45 EEQAEE ROW ONE: johnnyRazauskas, janwaldrop, JeffWalther, 1uanitaBenbow, Robert Barr, judy Kline, Char- les Gabriel, Barby Craig. ROW TWO: Mrs. Shiprak, Richard Ryan, Deno Pulos, David Everson, Terry Lutz, Michael Burch, Eddie Rcnner, David McCroskey, Wayne Denlinger, Steven Long, Chris Griggs. ROW THREE: Shellie Campbell, Paul Kreckman, Cynthia DuVall, jack Mclver, Stanley Smith, Linda Thiele, Tommie Wilson, Karen Van Horn. ROW ONE: Stephanie Roark, Edwinl-Iaberrnan, jane Martin, Ronnie Reddick, Claudia Lyons, Larry Car- hartt, Nancy Johnson, TracyGeiger. ROW TWO: Mrs. Willenburg, Deborah Rench, jimmy Kohl, Shane Moodie, Gail Cook, Susan Loyd, Randy Wilcher, Deborah Hazelwood, Michael Schroeder, Nancy Achor, Larry Magee. ROW THREE: Mark Winterland, Scott Porter, Cheryl Van Gundia, Carol Van Gundia, Charles Maston, Carl Lambert, Douglas Rineer. NOT PICTURED: Scott Arnett, Carl Plummer, Millard Griffith. 46 Egfflllzfil ROW ONE: Claudia Cook, Ricky Rineer, Kathe Hertel, Dennis Long, Terry Sue Davis, Herman Roeder, Jo Ann jackson, Larry Shilt. ROW TWO: Jeannie Easton, Randy Blakelock, Molly Schell, jimmy Meck- stroth, Connie Weidle, Patrick Burke, Ruth Anne Taylor, Bobby Campbell, Kitty Sue Pelster. ROW THREE: Gregg Wellinghoff, Nancy Mahan, Paul Ewing, Gretchen Koverman, Michael Denlinger, Debbie Ohmer, George Langley, Donna Harris, Bobby Sauerman, Peter Poppleton. WNQEWEAWTEN l ROW ONE: Margie I-Iargis, David Brown, Joanne Harris, Bobby Lahm, Kristy Anderson, Gary Rosell, Christine Christman, Mike Vernier. ROW TWO: Mrs. Fischbach, Tommie Razauskas, Tommy Harris, Randy Mockabee, Harry Schubert, Dave Newill, Dave Ellinger, Tommy Davis, Kenny Billett, Rodney Lucas, Dana Swango, Dean Grubbs. ROW THREE: Elaine Funkhouser, Dale Warren, Laurie Blank, Eric Walter, Norma Landis, Davey Berges, Evie Evers, Billy Merkel, Becky Schubert. ROW FOUR: Curt John- son, Mike Lengefeld, Clara Taylor, Carl Clemens, Donna Whipple, Mark Clemens, jan Goff, Kelly Mantis, Dane Walter. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Billy Schmeling, Rickey Davies, Timmy Stark, Billy Sheppard, Chris Watkins, Cheri DeLanoy, Brucelwilliams, Glenna Bauer. 47 Ei m g S. fi' V 5 DW W Lg? M U W UQ W9 Q f f -.W M. .A .,,M,w V W , 6 ff v, J X gk, , X ,jg A X 1 f ,fV, M 4! i MMMMMW fg, 6 . an M-'M M,,.,,.....W E' C5 m ?fffffif?li,,f ,ee E. ff2.rrj 7 i74,,gfiffUi,1. gp Ygkl in, L., 1 Vffl- 5 5 ,Q SQ, I ,gf TVR' f ig.: .V - ,,- X fa- 5 K - as 2 ':-' ,fi ,k , 5 ' . W . 'Q WNY Senior Footlball Players LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Weller, Don Gaiser, jerry Magsig, Norman Owen, Phil Woolpert, Dick Boyle Larry Wilson. Varsity oothall qua TOP ROW, Sitting left to right. Richard I-Iuss, Larry Wilson, Ted Sullivan, Charles Keck, jerry Magsig, Manager Bill Reber. SECOND ROW: jerry Dusseau, Tommy Wilson, jim Drumm, Phil Lee, Chet Akers, Jerry Lambert, Steve Lures, Sonny Dieckman, Assistant Coach Ken Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Jeff Seitz, Terry Swango, Dick Boyle, Dale Rasmussen, Norman Owen, Terry Yeazel, Dick Weller, Phil Woolpert. BOTTOM ROW: Fred Sacksteder, Nelson Huff, Bill Brewer, jim Rice, jim Chatterton, Dick Weinland, Gary Warner, Head Coach Larry Pedicord. 50 Football C.H.S. VS WEST ALEX 'lhe Elks were defeated in their first game of the 1955 football season. They lost the opener to West Alex by a score of 6 to 0. The Elks completely out-manned the Blue Raiders on the ground, but couldn't push across to score. C.H. S. VS PIQUA CATHOLIC In our second game ofthe year, the school scoring record was broken. Centerville High be at Piqua Catholic 49-0. Don Gaiser opened the scoring by sneaking two yards for a touchdown. Our next score came on a five yard smash by Terry Yeazel. Phil Woolpert contributed the next twelve points on runs of two and fifty-five yards before the end of the half. In the third quarter, Kim Howe scored with twenty-five yards. Dick Weller drove over from the five yard line early in the fourth quarter. With seconds left in the game, Terry Yeazel scored the record breaking touchdown with a fifty yard run. C. H. S. VS BRADFORD Centerville battled hard, but just couldn't tally a score. The Railroaders scored just before the first 'half ended and again midway in the fourth quarter to beat us 13-0. The game was hard-fought, and each team featured a strong running attack. C. H. S. VS DIXIE The Elks completely dominated the rurming game and won 25-0 over Dixie. Dick Weller scored the first touchdown on a one yard plunge. Chet Akers hit Dick Boyle with a pass on the goal line minutes before the first half ended. Midway in the third quarter, Dick Weller again tallied, this time from fifteen yards out. Terry Yeazel ran ten yards around right end in the fourth quarter to give the Elks a 2-2 record. C. H. s. vs JEFFERSON Centerville won a real close 7-6 battle over the Broncos . The first half ended with the Elks trailing 6-0. Don Gaiser scampered seventy-five yards midway in the third quarter to tie the score. Norman Owen added the winning extra point. C.H. S. VS COVINGTON Hampered by injuries the Elks lost to the undefeated league champions 25-0. They put up a brave battle the first half, being on the short end of a 6-O score. In the second half, they were vulnerable to the Buccaneers attack who scored three touchdowns. C. H. S. VS GERMANTOWN Because of the injuries sustained from the Covington game, the Elks were an easy target for the Cardinals from Germantown. Many underclassmen were forced to play the game for Centerville. There were only four backs the second half, including two quarterbacks. They lost this one -by the lopsided score of 64-O. C. H. S. VS BROOKVILLE Centerville traveled to Brookville for their last league game of the year. They played much better against the Blue Devils , but still were defeated 34-0. C. H. S. VS NORTHWESTERN The Elks played a good Homecoming game, but came out second best, losing the last game 14-7. In the second period, they were within one yard of paydirt twice but couldn't score. The Comets scored both their touch- downs with just a few minutes left in the second and fourth periods, respectively. The 1956 Centerville Football Squad finished the season with a 3-6 record. S1 UL I J Qpf' I aim, QQ., 'NNE 1 X f Q r N' I 4 ' ws 5 ' f W A L . A ga? if 'J Y, , ,, 45 ws' 34 i X Ui QM Varsity Basleethan and Poothau Cheerleaders Left to Right: Nancy Sweet, Pat johnson, Wanda Wilson, Melanie Owen. FICSIIHIGH C11CCIlC3fleIS Left to Right: Shirley May, Diana Bashford, Marsha Livingston, Pat Isaacs. 53 Freshmen Basleetliuall STANDING, Left to Right: Kenny Gay, Jim Drumm, Gene Slagel, Bill Kover- man, Charles Stuckey, Gary Warner, KNEELING: Jim Davis, Jim Allan, Phil Lee, Ronnie Rhoades, Dennis Murphy, Coach Larry Pedicord. Reserve Basleethall STANDING, Left to Right: Chester Akers, Roy Degler, Dave Loomis, Larry Leiter, Dave Gillum, Charles Boggs, Merrill Durig, Gorden Hibberd, Larry Keith, Tom Weber, Dan Hover, john Clark. KNEELING: Manager Richard Huss, Coach Larry Pedicord, Manager Dale Johnson. Varsity Basleethall STANDING, Left to Right: Larry Leiter, George Franzen, Dave Gillum, Dick Boyle, Merrill Durig, Ray Goins, Ken Seitner, Dale Johnson, Manager. KNEEL- ING: Richard Huss, Manager, Chester Akers, Terry Yeazel, jerry Piatt, jerry Magsig, Kim Howe, Coach Larry Pedi- cord. nEll2sn 1955-56 Basleetluall Recor Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville Centerville 3 1 H arvesburg 3 3 Be llbrook 4 3 Je ff er son 42 Germ antown 47 C arlisle 55 Bowersville 3 2 Dixie 44 Farmersville 58 Phillipsburg 48 O akwood 46 Brookville 50 Mason 43 W ay'ne COUNTY TOURNAMENT 39 Brookville 42 W ayne ieii 4 214 fffi liillilerrel ..:, eeeete 4 55 unior Cheerleaclers Left to Right: Linda Drean, Sandy Owen, Sally Lang. Hocleey Team FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Robbins, N. Stocker, M. Owen, C. Davis, B. Schell, K. Decker N. Marburger, S. Parker, J. Stocker, Miss Tullis. MIDDLE ROW: N. Gregg, I. Bennett, B Marsh, L. Jund, N. Sweet, L. Owen, D. Seiber, J. Pease, B. Boldt. BACK ROW: P. Lutes B. Ballard, M. Ware, j.Rineer, E. Bell, O. Moyer, C. Black, N. Brunsman, C. Cultice. 56 Yfh C? Stli Grade Basleettoall BACK ROW, Left to Right: Wilcher, Mitchell, John Hartranft, Cowden, Cherry, Schroeder, J. Mahan, R. Mahan, Bell, jones, Coach John Case. NHDDLE ROW: Bugden, Masters, Hutchinson, Huss, Cultice, Brunsmzm, Miller, Ware, Degler. FRONT ROW: Jim Hartranft, Allen, Loughridge, L. Brown, G. Brown. My 5 Yrh ff Stll Grade Footliall Coach 101111 Case, FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Reimer, Dunne, Cowden, Schroeder, J. Mahan, Miller, JohnHart1-anft. THIRD ROW: Billett, Dinsmoor, Bell, R. Mahan, Dice, Mitchell, Swanson. SECOND ROW: G. Brown, Andrews, Fox, Brunsman, Hoefling, Jim Hartranft, Wilson. FIRST ROW: Stocker, Huss, Allen, Kinser, Loughridge, L. Brown, Riley. E7 ROW ONE, Left to right: Judy Rees, Judy Ginger, Valerie Boyle, Connie Davis, Kay Decker, Lucy Tritt, Melanie Owen, Sally Robbins, Cynthia Grove, Carol Cultice, Kathleen Killen, Betsy Schell, Judy Pease, Nancy Stocker, Marsha Livingston, Miss Tullis, Advisor. ROW TWO: Nancy Brunsman, Diana Bashford, Kay Kline, Nancy Marburger, Barbara Ballard, Carolyn Black, Joyce Bennett, Lois Owens, De Ann Galloway, Jill Hawker, Barbara Marsh, Delores Seiber, Sharon Parker, Mary Ruth Payne, Paula Zimmerman. ROW THREE Judy Rineer, Nancy Sweet, Norma Gregg, Arlene Stuckey, Fanny Hoefling, Barbara Mehaffie, Lois Hunter, Liz Hathaway, Phyllis Lutes, Martha Ware, Bea Bolt, Carolyn Moyer, Evelyn Bell. ROW FOUR: Judy Knierer, Bonnie Kinzig, Raymle Arn. Andrea Brown, Audrey Besom, Beverly Mitchell, Winnie Johnston, Margaret Daily, Katherine Koverman, Janice Lang, Lojann Jund, Gail Cornell, Wanda Wilson, Pat Johnson, Pam Ewing. Girls Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association is an organization of all high school girls who are interested in developing and maintaining an active athletic program. The purpose is to acquaint and to give all girls an opportunity to participate in interscholastic, intramural, and individual athletic programs. It also acquaints the girls with sport activities not offer- ed in school. The objectivity of the program is to develop skill, teamwork, loyalty, good sportsmanship, and friendliness toward fellow partici- pants and opponents. 'RR Girls Varsity Basleetliall Team BACK ROW, Left to right: Miss Tullis, Rose Marie Lombardo, Norma Gregg, Arlene Stuckey, Phyllis Lutes, Kay Decker. FRONT ROW: Nancy Brunsman, Evelyn Bell, Betsy Schell, Katherine Koverman. Girls Reserve Basleetlnall Team ROW ONE, Left to right: Kay Decker, Lojann Jrmd, Judy Rineer, Carol Moyer. MIDDLE ROW: M.iss Tullis, Barbara Bushong, Barbara Ballard, Carolyn Black, Lois Owen. TOP ROW: Harriet Swanson, Sharon Parker, Barbara Marsh, Fanny Hoefling. cn '1 BEISCLHH Pleafll of BACK ROW, Left to right: R. Huss, P. Woolpert, R. Goins, I. Magsig, D. Loomis, T. Colbert, R. Allen L. Keith, G. Franzen, R. Long, E. Richardson, J. Rogers. MIDDLE ROW: K. Howe, L. Wilson, I. Rumi barger, C. Gessner, T. Sullivan, J. Piatt, D. johnson, B. Barr, C. Dieckman, L. Pedicord. FRONT ROW D. Hover, D. Weinland. Traclz Team of BACK ROW, Left to right: J. Wallace, R. Seitner, j. Lang, R. Lee, L. Sinclair, 1. Cromick, D. Gillum, J. Mehaffie, F. Lacy, B. Buchan, B. Reber. THIRD ROW: D. Yates, D. Boyle, S. Knicely, N. Owen,'D. Weller, SECOND ROW: L. Leiter, K. Seitner, T. Yeazel, C. Keck, B. Robinson, D. Slagle, T. Swango. D. Wildermuth, M. Lindamood. FRONT ROW: B. Watkins, D. Bartlett, J. Bennett, D. Paul, B. Hawker, M. Collins, C. Akers, R. Degler, N. Huff, Rasmussen. f 60 Mm m 1 E m it wa wx? N B Q66 3 ixx we Gif - 'Fifi g ax mb ,Kd ka A .f K . V 40 :P S 1 52. X 0 I L 4? fix lx -a' J U Q f X 5 A J N - 'tb a 'S Q TE Wg 1 rf 1 Centerville Band The band made its first appearance of the school year at the Montgomery County Fair on Sunday, September 4, 1955. The following week we traveled to Brookville and participated in the football premier along with three other bands. The marching band consisted of fifty-three playing members and seven majorettes. Barbara Mehaffie was the head majorette. The band appeared at all the home and away games, and presented many colorful half time shows. Probably the most outstanding half time show was the Salute to Sousa . At the end of the football season, two band members who had played football, rejoined the concert band. On December 20, the band gave its first annual fall concert. Paula Zimmerman played a solo on the bass horn, and Steve Paul played a piano solo. Many members of the band participated in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest held at the OSSO home at Xenia, Ohio, on Saturday, March 10. The band entered the band contest held at Fairview High School in Dayton on March 24. Early in April, the band pre- sented a spring concert, and on April 23, it presented a concert for the P.T.A. The band was under the direction of Mr. Don Peiffer. ANN MM ,J , it - 0 123 1 XP- 'ml N MI ' 62 I Qu' Drum Nlajorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Robbins, Judy Knierer, Martha Ware, Fanny Hoefling, Barbara Mehaific, Sue Billett, Raymle Arn, Marilyn Boyer, Janice Lang. DIUI11 1'1SGII1lJle LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis Murphy, Albert Belvo, Danny Grove, Steve Paul, Tim Killen. 63 L'-' 0. , R Q 5555 1 . Qual ,sn rm A ,Aa i 4 in ig 'UW A m.g, Q TEQWBTH S fm X f i aka , yi ff W f' fx? 4 f HHMEEQMENE Elizabeth Ann Hathaway Jeanette Howard HOMECOMING QUEEN SENIOR ATTENDANT Nancy Brunsman Janice Lang IUNIOR ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT 66 JOYCC Bennett Kathleen Killcn SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT soPHoMoRE ATTENDANT 67 13 Q tuclent Counci STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Bell, Danny Hover, jim Davis. SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Bushong, Ted Sullivan, jerry Magsig, Phyllis Lutes, jim Drumm. 5X if Eciiiorial tail oi Elleonian anal Wapiti LEFT TO RIGHT: Evelyn Green, Bill Reber, Phil Woolpert, Bob Reber, Liz Hathaway. ourna ism Class STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Woolpert, Dave Wildermuth, Gary Cornell, Don Gaiser, Bob Reber, Liz Hathaway, Chuch Akers, Bill Reber, Evelyn Green, Vince Mantia, George Franzen, Ron Allen. SITTING LEFT T0 RIGHT: Ierry Magsig, Bill Pease, joan McComb, Mary Huffman, June Miller. 70 Tri - Hi -Y BOTTOM ROW, Luft to right: Reese, Ovxcn, Davis, Recs. SECOND ROW: Decker, Martin, Kindle, Brunsman, Gregg, Lombardo, Culticc, Scholl, Davis, Pease. THIRD ROW: Carter, Stuckcy, Howard, McComb, Hamish, Mchaffie, Sweet, Schumacher, Huffman, Shaw. FOURTH ROW: Rinccr, Boldt, Hawker, Bennett, Marburger, Moyer, Marsh, Galloway, Wilson, Hunter, Bell. FIFTH ROW? Ware,Ba1l4Lrd, Swanson, P. johnson, Lang, Dailey, W. johnson, Owen, jund, Black, Boyer. H1 -Y BOTTOM ROW, Left to right: Rcbcr, Murphy, Lcdbcttcr, Chatterton, Weinlanti Howe SECOND ROW: Rice, Ycazel, Advisor, Mr. Donn, Umbenhauer, Bennett,, Keith THIRD ROW: Weller, Wiltlcrmuth, Goins, Owen, Payne, Paul. 71 BACK ROW: Bob Reber, Terry Swango, Ray Goins, Dick Boyle, jerry Magsig, jim Rice, Bill Reber. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Huffman, Liz Hathaway, Chesta List, Bea Boldt, Margaret Dailey, Judy Rineer. Leslie Cockburn, Naida Magee, Pat Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Brunsma.n, Lojann jund, june Miller, Wanda Wilson, Evelyn Green, Joan McComb, Carol Cultice. Advisor, Nancy Lippman. unior Counci on World Affairs The Junior Council on World Affairs Club had a very active year with a membership totalling thirty juniors and seniors. The projects for the year centered around accumulating enough points to make fifteen of the members eligible for the trip to Washington and New York in the spring and for the Hundred Point Club of the Dayton Council on World Affairs. The year's activities included a fall banquet with a guest speak- er, a program centered around five Mexican students, and panel discussions on the problems of Germany and France. The club received second place in the county for its dis- play during United Nations week in October, and it ranked second in the county for its contribution to a project for orphans in Brazil. 72 VM? 'Q' mifi f f Y 1 nn 51 sv 2' 3 vi P is .4 . , 95 . gr' siaefzaw' .AE ELA55 WELL Charles Akers, will my interest in language to my brother, Chester. Ronny Allen, will my good behavior to Howard Gorsuch. Carol Amann, will my quietness to Judy Pease. Dick Boyle, will my scatter brain to Marshall Hestennis. Jeannine Carter, will my braces to anyone who wants them. Gary Cornell, will my curly black hair to Mr. Watts. Mariada Davis, will my clarinet to Bonnie Kinsig. Charles Dieckman, will my ability to catch fish to Mr. Case. Don Gaiser, will my ability to get caught while skipping school to Jerry Lambert. Raymond Goins, will my nothing because Ineed everything I've got, and more . Norma Gregg, will my natural curly hair to DeAnn Galloway. Tina Green, will my job as office assistant to anyone who can do it better. Evelyn Green, will my Reber friends to anyone who wants to be apsychia- trist. Danny Grove, will my ability to play drums to Dennis Murphy. Liz Hathaway, will my quietness to Bea Boldt. Jeanette Howard, will my southern accent to Carol Cultice. Mary Huffman, will my pizza place at the Monument to Miss Chuha. Carol Hunter, will my shortness to Katherine Kovei-man, Richard Huss, will the book room to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. DEADB Kindle, will my big bright eyes to Mary Ruth Payne. Rosie Lombardo, will my poor eyesight to Pat Johnson. Phyllis Lutes, will my goalie guards in Hockey to Mr. Loughridge. Joan McComb, will my Algebra grades to anyone who needs them. Naida Magee, will my long fingernails to Judy Rees. Jerry Magsig, will my four years on the first team to Bill Brewer. Vincent Mantia, will my shyness to Mike Long. Beverly Meixner, will my dimples to anybody who wants them. June Miller, will my Spanish book to Chesta List. Gary Monce, will my cars to anyone that wants them. Norman Owens, will my size to Dick Wienland. John Payne, will my shyness toward girls to Carlton Taylor. Bill Pease, will my ability to dent fenders to my little sister. Bob Reber, will my glasses to Larry Keith. Bill Reber, will my other half to anyone who wants him. Janet Shaw, will my natural black hair to Marty Ware. Arlene Stuckey,will my Algebra ability to Marsha Livingston. Bill Pete Umbenhauer, will my science fiction books to Mr. Schrieber. Dick Weller, will my glasses to Smiley Swigart. Dave Wildermuth, will my Pontiac to anyone who can afford to keep gas in it. Larry Wilson, will my batting average to Dale Johnson. Phil Woolpert, will my crutches to Coach Pedicord. Adam Zengel, will my ability to go steady to John Rumbarger. 7A M . N W r,,,,, G Q s -sv M 1 W 'Y ,.,.,,M...f.-2-W-M ,--f Q, Q CLASS MQHSTQQTYI' In September of l944, the senior class of '56 met for the f.irst time. There are twelve students who began and are ending th'eir school days at Centerville. They are: Gary Cornell, Charles Dieckman, Don Gaiser, Norma Gregg, Danny Grove, Carol Hunter, Richard Huss, jerry Magsig, June Miller, Janet Shaw, Larry Wilson, and Dave Wildermuth. In the second grade, we made several new acquaintances. The new members were Christina Green, Evelyn Green, Phyllis Lutes, Pete Umbenhauer and Bill Pease. We received only one new member in the third grade. He was Phillip Woolpert. This year we were taught how to multiply and divide. Everyone had a lot of fun with our teacher, Mrs. Burnett. At the beginning of the fourth grade, we welcomed two new members to our class. They were Mariada Davis and Norman Owen. This year we had our first geographical studies and, now, we can truthfully admit we hated it! We received no new members our fifth year, but we were pretty occupied playing baseball and basketball and building snow forts with our teacher, Miss Delaney. This year we, again, received no new members. We added a lot to our knowledge - thirty-two prepositions, more history and geography, and, of course, mathematics. We had our fun, though, by fighting wars with the uppity seventh graders. Finally, the big moment arrived! We became a part of the junior High School, and that meant changing classes and attending pep assemblies. john Payne was the only member to join us that year. Beginning with the eighth grade, we admitted more new members each year. This year we were honored with five new acquaintances. They were: Ray Goins, Mary Huffman, De Ann Kindle, Barbara Paul and Arlene Stuckey. Our Freshman year, a great many of us were intensly in- terested in Latin. It could have been because of the BIG Latin Banquet in the spring! That year, our new members consisted of Rose Marie Lombardo, Naida Magee, the twins, Bob and Bill Reber, Dick Boyle and Joni McComb. During our Sophomore year, we added five more Chara- cters to our present list. They were Charles Akers, Jeannie Carter, Liz Hathaway, Jeanette Howard, and Dick Weller. The size of our Latin class was cut considerably when Miss Schneider, who really knows Latin, came. Many interesting things happened when we were juniors. We presented A Little Honey - our class play. In the spring, we gave a very delightful banquet and prom for the Seniors. We re- ceived three new members that year. They were Vincent Mantia, Gary Monce, and Adam Zengel. Our Senior year has been an extremely busy one. We have all been studying hard and looking forward to college. We pre- sented A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court , as our class play. Mr. Doan directed it. The prom given by the juniors was most enjoyable. We'll always remember it along with all the other good times we've had at Centerville! 76 J M ' ,Jv- 2 .'. ' sl x s , I 9 '44 ' E iw An - 1 Q z M fi 4 ms Ni ws. . SF. ,,, way. . W 96? ag -fs' I L w ' .gi gf 'X x .S X . ,W V' - ,fix E 3- .wwf km . if Q , ,L 5 ww.- QQANINUA- K2 ij we i W- ki,-J E nm. ,q , Q I -1' N 'E .t , ' Q L., nm fp! Q 'f HW m'T . :P if 'J , . affix' ., 1 .pi 2 we ku 3 1 f Q Q VJ . A rgfjfgvgf l- :v i :W - Mv,.,,.i'f . 1,4 5 L M Q 1 114, ., M .- Q f av N .W sf. 5 Q , . ,gym l u, f ff.-d Ve'-gfvf, ' N ' A ' H ,gn-van-annum f b it TT I A W ETESEMENT fwx M4 f-M fwxw, ' M !ff12 -W JW? f JA M M M Ali , , 3 l R 2 wif f ...Q 1. bv X L X W 'rr , 2 A?'-'-,jg ii Q j Aj Xxx. at X.. Nu-ui -. x 9? .. X X ,xxx :LX e Xx . 'ffm ,quam X FMR' Viz? L 1 A- . ff. F-.- c u 0 3 If N ? A A. gnu ex 'ki' I afgfl , A K, x 604 ii, Stix, 9 P' G Lia- 94 F.. O W ,if I wr J , . v Q 9 fm ,, Q 'Q- :p A'l'd 3 x QQ :QI-Of' 4 .Tj A Mr ,.f m.. 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RIFE CO. 2411 Far Hills Ave. 122 South Ludlow Street Elgin and Hamilton Watches Sheaffer and Parker Pens jewelry and Gifts TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOPPING CENTER We Meet Every Family Need South Far Hills and Snoop Open Nightly 'til 9:00 p.m. Plenty of Free Parking 2 JIM FLYNN SPORTING GOODS DISTRIBUTORS FOR Raw1ings--Spa1dings- -Wi1son- - King O'Shee Converse - -Spotbi1t- -Ge ner al- -Southern OHIO'S LARGEST SPORTING GOODS STORE Where Sportsmen Serve Sportsmen He m1ock-2884- 2885-2886- 2887-2888 CORNER OF FIRST AND JEFFERSON STREETS DAYTON, OHIO WE HAVE IT IN STOCK! WHY WAIT? Good Luck, Graduates! MILLER'S SPORTING GOODS New rows mo couum snorrmo cmm Snoop I Fur Hills Avo. 3000 CAI Fl!! PAIKING orm mm moo noon vo ooo rm E All TOP NAMES IN SPORTS EOUIFMENY MACGIEGOI - GOIDSMIYH - SPAIDING F e wucnr . nlrson f WNOLESALE 4 RETAIL I Spfrmlr rtr IN FISHING TACKLE ALL MAKES L FLY-SPINNING-HMT CASTING -X ouvus mrusounsn umoo nous - ' mucm srmmns IEEKS .f - mu cuss loo ms mmnwc Nucouoo: ' GOLF 'mv own nemo ozssum ? TENNIS All vor nmos ,Q Guru 6 Hunlmg Equipment MODEL PIANIS A MOIIIES WAlnut 1109 as E, swoop Ro, QT 1 A 13 103 Bravo To The ew Graduate. It's an honor for us to extend a hearty Well Done to you, the 1956 Graduate. Whether you realize it or not, there is only a small percentage of the world's population that has received an education equal to yours. Your family, your school and your community are proud of you. You now stand ready to face the future. . .the future holds a challenge of success. . . we wish this success to be yours. HOME OWNERSHIP IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF FUTURE SUCCESS AND HAPPI- NESS As you leave your school, many new and interesting adventures are before you. For some, temporary duty in a branch of the military service. . .for others, a business career. . . and others will continue their ed- ucations at one of our many universities. But for all of you, at some later date, a future of stability and responsibility as a member of your community. Home owner- ship will help you become a part of your community. Begin thinking and planning now for a home of your own. We have illustrated two Huber Homes. . two of the 1500 Huber Homes that have been built in Modern Manor, a 400 acre sub- division just south of Dayton. After graduation, visit Modern Manor and see these smartly designed three bed- room brick ranch homes. See the hundreds of young couples who are building their futures through home ownership. Huber Homes are brick homes with attached garages. They are 3-bedroom homes on large lots, perfect for growing families. Storage is no problem in a Huber Home, in addition to three double closets, there are three additional closets and 700 cubic feet of storage space in the attached garage. The spacious lots are completely landscaped before occupancy, and sidewalks, curbs, driveways are included in the low price. Huber Homes are ready to move into and enjoy from the start. We invite you to visit our model home soon, located just off Route 25 Qsouthj on the corner of West Stroop and Cordell Roads. Al-luber Homes representative will gladly answer your questions. UBEB UMES IN MODERN MANOR SALES OFFICE 'F MODERN MANOR W. STROOP RD., DAYTON 9, OHIO OXMOOR 3598 H. C. HUBER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Compliments of E. W. BLISS COMPANY EXECUTIVE OFFICES: 1375 RAFF ROAD S. W. , CANTON, OHIO DISTRICT OFFICE 15 N. MAIN ST. CENTERVILLE, OHIO Fireside Furniture Shop DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE CARPETING, APPLIANCES PAUL FRANK AND BILL FRANK PHONE FULTON 6678 1449-51 W. THIRD STREET DAYTON OHIO PARKING IN REAR BEST WISHES FROM PATTERSON FOOD MART THE FINEST IVIEATS IN TOWN 701 SHROYER ROAD PHONES: WA 1158 - WA 1159 DAYTON 9, OHIO IO5 THE BORDEN COMPANY MILK Drv1s1ON 219 E. FIFTH STREET DAYTON, OHIO HE 1275 COMPLIMEN TS OF VILLAGE FOOD MARKET FINER FOODS FOR BETTER LIVING CHOICE MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE MO 7 7709 8:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Mon. thru Thur. 8:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Friday 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p. m. Saturday PARKING FACILITIES 3 NORTH MAIN MODERN LADY 47 SOUTH MAIN STREET MIAMISBURG, OHIO MO 6-4951 HATS AND COSTUME JEWELRY COSMETICS COMPLIMENTS OF JOFFE'S JOFFE'S SHOES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR 16 SOUTH MAIN - PHONE 6-1922 MIAMISBURG MITMAN FLORAL COMPANY 5265 LEBANON PIKE DAYTO N 9, OHIO PHONE WA1nut 1137 WM. H. PEASE You Con T WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIR DIAMONDS - WATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY own G Country Jewelers 4305 E. TOWN AND COUNTRY ROAD DAYTON 9, OHIO PHONE OX 3181 Soy It Best With Flowers COMPLIMENTS R. L. Shane Company TORO - WHIRLWIND MOWERS 1007 SHROYER ROAD OX 2253 WARD'S SHOES WEATHER BIRD CHILDREN SHOES HOURS: 12 NOON TIL 9 P. M. PHONE WA 9284 C. L. WIKEL, JEWELER Certified Watchmaker FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY LOBBY OF TAI.BOTT BUHDING DAYTON 2, OHIO 131 NORTH LUDLOW MI 7261 107 CompHmenB of the CENTERVILLE BUILDERS SUPPLY C0. CENTERVILLE,OHIO MO 7-7933 MO 7-2611 MITMAN FLORAL COMPANY FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS TELEGRAPH FLOWERS ANYWHERE Lebanon Pike Phone WA 1137 VIC CASSANO fr MOM DONISI'S PIZZA HOUSES Phone WA 7881 895 Schantz Avenue Dayton, Ohio Phone OR 3131 3718 Salem Avenue Dayton, Ohio Phone LI 1331 6621 Airway Road Dayton, Ohio Phone RA 8921 4593 North Main Street Dayton, Ohio IO9 MAYER'S LAD 'N DAD SHOP 2312 FAR HILLS AVE. WALNUT 6333 SECOND DOOR FROM OAKWOOD POST OFFICE COMPLETE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Les Watson's Service Shroyer Road 8 Dorothy Lane -. Dayton 9, Ohio ' I Telephone WA 0175 MARQTLQQN AAA Road Service ETH EL'S APPAREL Exclusively Sportswear 2405 Far Hills Avenue Oakwood The Rossiter-Jarrett- Harman Co. D i s t i n c t i v e Furniture - Carpets - Fabrics Free Expert Decorating Service 110 North Main - Dayton 2, Ohio COMPLIMENT S OF JOHN A PAFF JEWELER 24 Years of Fine Watch 8 jewelry Repair Service Elgin, Gruen and Bulova Watches Phone MO 6-2101 70 South Main Street Miamisburg, Ohio Centerville Hardware and Appliance W You Will Be Proud To Own Frigidaire, Home Freezer, Electric Hotwater Heater, Automatic Washer, Clothes Dryer, Electric Range, Household Refrigerator, Maytag Washer, Paint and Enamel, Martin Senour, Super Kemtone, Over 300 Colors to Select From. Phone MO 7-7262 17 West Franklin Street FASHION DRESS SHOP Ladies' and Misses' Wearing Apparel 74 SOUTH MAIN STREET Miamisburg, Ohio Phone 6-4491 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Refine' I McCormick-Deering Farm Machines S Refrigeranon TWIN PINE GARAGE Sales Service 6 TEX CO PEN EWIT HARDWARE Dealer in -mm Hardware - Implements - Paints - Oils - Cements, Etc. TEXACO PRODUCTS Bellbrook, Ohio Phone 86591 PHONE MO 7-7956 HARRY KALB FURNITURE 958 PATTERSON ROAD TELEPHONE WA 9202 WHERE GOOD FURNITURE IS NEVER EXPENSIVE COMPLIMENTS OF Patterson Pontiac Co. NEW AND USED CARS MIAMISBURG MO 6-3308 Stroop Agricultural Co. Farm Management Sales - Appraisals 1415 Wilmington Avenue Dayton 9, Ohio WA 4741 COLSON'S DRY CLEANERS IT PAYS TO LOOK NEAT 38 WEST FRANKLIN STREET CHET COLSON Shoe Repair Service 4313 E. 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