Chardon High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Chardon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Her un- ceasing patience and sincere helpfulness have contributed greatly toward the happiness and success of all, especially the Senior Class. 'NJ' C'- ef RSM 5- 59 , W. f ' ----11 A-4? time lion faculty CHARDON BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: T. J, Tlmycr, Mrs. Mac- donald, Mary Price. Vnu-l're.i1dc11f,' Jennie Davidson. Serrmd Rout Rev- erend Strong, F. R. Schotielil, Filwzmi Parks, Prefidentf Ira A. Canfield. Superintendent IRA A. CANFIELD Superintendenfs Secretary MRS. XVINGENBACH ....,..,-- Vx We gn: at N. NX gif K EN stcti ,. , oun pmnelpal Ano his GREETINGS TO ALL THE C.H.S. FAMILY! As you turn the pages of this book you will be re- minded of happy days spent in Chardon High School. You will remember the fun and the responsibilities which have come to you and which you have learned to share rightfully with your associates, Education is macle com- plete only by experiencing some joys and some sorrows as we advance through the growing-up process. May you review the year l956-1967 and come to view it as a happy and eventful year. Good luck and best wishes. Rex W. Thornburgh X SECREIIAR -ffm, .49 lf? , J, 2 X V S ,A QA w, ,-ff rf, wg l .. 1-F L-uh! L? M 1 Mrs. Amella Bradley Miss Anna Dunn Mr. L. J. Slane Mrs. Grace Bradley Mr Phnllnp Slane Y Mr. Lawrence Smlth Mr. Aatos N1kk1l.1 MF- 105'-?Ph Novak Mr. Orrin O. Bradley Miss Elizabeth Lengel ! 4 BUS DRIVERS Lefl to Righl: Carl Hummel, Robert A. Stroyd, jr., Fred W. Klingemeicr. Donald -I. Schrader, Richard L. Rarickg Raymond Osborn, joseph Bromherger, Wayne Thayer, O. ll, Dryer. kl13Ch h h lp iid Nancy Grossman, Peter Keller, Dick Hernandez, Alan Toole, Pat Bowditch, Susan Boyle, Larry Rcynatd, Terry Friel, Bob Dowdall, Donna Bowditch. COOKS - Sealed: Mrs. B. Dovldall. Mrs. S. Butler. N-A ' . XA ' 1 1 f . s f ' X I ,,. ' Q S .N , f ,:f 'S' 'Il CTV'X f'Q ,OS Q so Q Y lv C q 3 I Y ff J K 5 Q 4 ff f K 9 7 6 5. K Q X 0. 4:4 C 'A U 1 kr AQ' X A-i , sue filw . 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Q 5 E f 1 in I1 I OR class OHIICERS class flowelz RED ROSE class COLQRS NAVY BLUE AND LIGHT BLUE SGCRGTZAR GAIL JEANNE DEIA G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4g Home- coming Court 3, 4, Lead in junior Play, Student Council 1, Future Business Leaders 4. TREASURER FLORENCE CAROL PITSCHMANN Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 43 Honor Society 3, 4, Triple Trio 3. 4g Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 41 Junior Play - Minor Part, Operetta -- Minor Part 3. DRGSIOEDI ,JUDITH ANN HELSER Senior Class Presidentg Tri-Hi-Y President 45 Homeroom President 2, 3, Honor Society 3, 4 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3g 'Library Staff 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, G.A:A.1, 2, 3. vice pnesloent RUSSELL R. BURGESS Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Honor Society 4, Scholarship Team 3, Key Club 3, 45 Track 334, Golf 2, Senior Play 4. A i Q 3 Pl SANDRA JEAN ALVORD Glee Club l, 5, 43 Tri-Hi-Y l, 3, 4: F.I-LA. 1, 2, 3, 41 F.H.A. Treasurer 2: F.H.A. Secretary 35 F.H.A. Secretary 43 Student Council lg Oper- erta 3.- la? Mama MARTHA LEE AIKENS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Business Leaders 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Vice-President lg Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Business Leaders Treas- urer 4g F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball Team l 2, 3, 4. s JEANNE GOODRICH ALLYN Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4g Yearbook Editor 4g Junior Class Treasurerg Student Council 4g Homeroom President Z5 Basketball Team 5. ,- .f J! L Q: -an gn Mr 4-, 440' I! -:Ire any 'Q B S?-A rm-LS. Yr: blf. Ealifov' S1-. CQAUC efeu ef: 53 - QF , . STEVEN LOUIS AMADOR Key Club 5, 4g Hi-Y 2, 33 Hall Guard 31 Glee Club 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Football 4g Basketball 1, 23 Golf l, 2, 3, 4. '-533 MYRNA Lou ARMSTRONG 5 'X' G.A.A. 1, 3, 4g'Tfi-Hi.Y 1, 2, 5, 45 Library Club 3, 4g Library Club Treasurer 4g Homeroom Presi- dent 13 Homeroom Treasurer 3g Junior Play - , 'N '5 Minor Partg Hilltop Echo Staff 1, 2, u if A v, Jw-f,,Z7w, QW YLVIA ANN BARNETT Zheerleader l, 29 G.A.A. 45 bpererta 3g Y-Teens I, 23 'earbook Staff 4. ,. . ,, 4:36 x . N xl Q 'ROBERT E. ASHBA Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, President 43 Industrial Arts Club. 2, President 43 Homeroom President 4g Echo Staff 4g Band l, 2. KENNETH BAKER V.I.C. 4. - CQ Q ff S Q In , '11-Q. . 5 . X51 w WILLIAM FRED BARTOS Vice-President of Homeroom lg Industrial Arts Club 2, 35 V.I.C. President 4, VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BARBER G.A.A. 1, -2, 3, 43 Girls' All Star Basketball 3, 4g V.I.C. Secretary 4g Hall Guard 31 Office Girl 3. xo N nur ,l in 541- ,a -C-4741 RONALD WILLIAM BERTLEFF Basketball Varsity 35 Basketball Reserve l, 2: Hill- topp Iicho Staff 4g Hi-Y 53 Industrial Arts Club I, 2, 5, 4. SANDRA MAY BEST Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. l, 2, 3g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Triple Trio 2, 5, 41 junior Play -- Minor 3g Operetta - Major 2g Secretary of Homeroom Z3 Reserve Basketball Team 3. IOYFF FIAINF BICAN K Treasurer of Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, l, I' ' 1 2, 'lg Secretary of -Iunior ' w F f df ., Clnssg Band l, 2, 3. All Dra- H 9' l A matic Club 3, -I1 GrA.A. l, , 50 lg Triple Trio -lg Basketball X K+ W untl Baseball Scurekeeper fl. f RW ' g, ,X inf , Y' N ' ---ar 4 F ' -sv ' ' ' 0 ' ,JZ,..4af -,., Q mv f-0 ,fx f 9 :ff V, el' 7 I A si-uo-l H L-I- ji. icky RICHARD GARY BUEHNER Glee Club I, 2, 3, 43 T841 45 Industrial Arts Club 33 Senior Play 3, 43 junior Play 3, 43 Operetta 2, RICHARD BOLDON Hi-Y l, 23 Track 21 Footba I, 2, Basketball l, Ig Ll brarian 23 Hilltop Ft-lm 2, Ax -is A' . 6, Tis t fS JUDITH LOUISE BURGER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3. 41 Lead Senior Class Play 4g School Store 2, 45 Hill Guard 2, 4g Thespian 4g Echo Staff Reporter Ig Echo Staff Feature Editor 2, DENNIS REED CANFIELD Hi-Y I, 2, 3g Key Club, Secretary 3, 4g Band 1, 2g Glee Club 3, 4g Football I, 2, 33 Junior Play - Major Roleg Senior Play-Major Roleg Thespians 4. Q-i f-' 4,2 na iI 's- '- ' M 9 , env ,- Jaa! -.5 pp A-s,,,,, SEORGE WILLIAM CARVER Land 1, 2g Industrial Arts 1, , 3, 4g Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g Basketball, Freshman l, Re- erve 2, Varsity 5, 4g Varsi- y Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Echo ltaff 4g Hall Guard, Captain u1'A'rT00 X, p ,. - x K ' Q IVIARGARET LOUISE CHAIN Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, 41 Student -2-5 Q Council 3: Lead in junior Play 33 Echo Reporter 1, w ' Echo News Editor 23 G.A.A. Ig Librarian 2. ' 1 ' 4 5 -15... JUANITA ELNORA CARLSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 44 Program Chairmang Girls' Varsity Basketball 33 Band I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4g Senior Life Saving 3g Tri-Hi-Y I, 45 Debate Secretary-Treasurer 43 Yearbook 4g junior and Sen- ior Playg Girls' League 3. r 1 iii RI ? E 1 .X , E --Nfrf -is M ..,.,. ., f RUSSELL LOWELL SALLY COBB Yearbook 43 Tri-Hi-Y l, Z, 31 Homeroom President 1, 2g Operetta 1, 2, 35 Cheering Club l, 2g Glee Club 1, Z, 31 F.B.L.A. l, 2, 4. SHIRLEY MARIE CORADI Dramatic Club 3, 4, Dramatic Club Treasurer 41 Tri-Hi-Y' 1, 2, 3, 4, F,B.L.A. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Play - Major Part, Senior Play - Minor Partg G.A.A. 1. pq YN X I 4 I X , s ' , CRANE A i Student Council ll Imlustrial 0 1' 3 ALI-1' Arts 2, 33 Hall Guartl 2g U 9 40 Echo Staff fl. U Q 8 .X v Us llll +- -1 - vi 'C' Q 54 . 5 Jig, 4 f,4',4z 'W A J VIA X I U3 N, ,L X59-M, X3 0, Us I i 'I CECELIA GEORGETTE EUSTACHE Tri-Hi-Y lg G.A.A. lg ll-lilltop Echo 2, 33 F.H.A. 3, 45 Library Club 4. I . ,LQ RICHARD Jon EDELINSKY Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1. ...o.. ,x0'fL:0l O f 5 N 1- L.. . QA -fi. A .:. . Q ous hg, Jcadher' ng ? .AP Thefd? :.4 no Lv ll Ui.seAJ JANICE CAROL HAMMITT F.H.A. President 43 F.H.A. 3, 43 Recreation Leader 71: Tri-Hi-Y4 F.B,I.,A. Ig Cheer- leader, Varsity l. eff' 1 i J Q O 3- GALE LOIS FLEET Tri-Hi-Y I, 2g G.A.A. I, 31 F.B.I..A. 43 Offife Staff 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ANN MARIE FRATOE' Tri-Hi'Y 1, 4g F.H.A. 1, 3, 4. 5. Gabon vc? Q-get an-11 F ' I -9,-3: . -'l...,.,,!' P. .K if MARILYN LOUISE GRUMNEY Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary of Band 33 V.I.C. 43 Secretary of V.I.C. 43 G.A.A. 2, S3 Library 2, 33 F.H.A. 33 Office Girl. 0932- v ' MMYRIF is 1 Yx -x -2. ...wa . and 'isa , ,il BARBARA TRUNDLE HANKE F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Opererra 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. 'ih- A. CLYDE MICHIAL HERNANDEZ Safety Patrolg Track Teamg V.I.C.g T841 Reporter. ROBERT LEE HORN THOMAS CARL HUMMEL Varsity Football 1, 2, 5, -ig Varsity Club 3, Tig Vice-Presi- rlent Homeroom lg Hall Guard Captain 2, 5. l.--. .-T-. .if 17-f 7 ff? ff Us 1.41. X , 2 +5 Zr, V ff' , W 42 Key Club 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 33 Student Council lg Homeroom Treasurer 4g junior Play 53 Band 1, 2, 3. 40-44-con! f 'WA XA,-391 ii JC O ,EEL .-11.1-:in 8 sa f 6 Q J 'Hof ROA' 0.6. Yr CAROL JOYCE JACOBS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Tri-I-li-Y 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity Basketball 1, 4g Library Club, Vice-President 3, 4g Librarian 3g Senior Class Playg Student Coun- cil. LYALL FAYETTER HUNTooN, JR. Marching Band I, 2, 3, Sec- tion Leader Aly Concert Band l, 2, 3, Section Leader 43 Projection Staff 1, 2, B, Manager 41 Hi-Y 5, 4. Chap- lain 14. f-x rn C Lis- ST! 'x 5 .41- 1 c-1 X ' ii ...- L 1' Q 1 ,, Q ,, t fl ff! I y ll tl Eg! ,Jw IOAN CARYL KIEFFER Hlee Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Yearbook Staff 43 F.B.L.A. 2. 95' Qgffb 49 Lb -4 ...ls-Za MN gil 1234419 BARBARA ELLEN JOHNSON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 43 Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, President of a Freshman Homeroomg Senior Class Play fProperty Mistressbg Hall Guard 3. SARA LEIGH JOHNSON G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-H1-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Soicety 4, Vice-President of Tri-Hi-Y 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Vice-President of Dramatic Club 4, Student Director of Senior Play 4. 64 A' I A' gist' HAT G Cate GE O rp,:is SIKGLD .A , E, iff! C We, f .if .fi is MARYANN KLEPPEL F.H.A. 1, 2, 3g Yearbook Staff 45 Office Help 43 Secretary to Teacher 3. kt .. .. dbx 7 Q' 3 ' 00000 SUSAN VIRGINIA KELSEY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian l, 2, 3, 4g junior Play fMinor Party, Echo Staff lg Debate Club 4, President 4: Girls' Golf 3g Science Fair 2, 3. .A ffm! Jgf, -Q. f if s 'gg L . S 'I-tal' an-sig. --an-If :Ti 94- Zgaalb JOHN WILLIAM LANDON Lf- I I rrp. J GEORGE CARL KOERNER F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, FLA. President 4. RONALD VVAYNE LAMPMAN 33 Basketball 1. ,--L., f 5 Football Ig Agriculture I, 2, A 3, -'lg Ohio Club. will ft 'Z CET! -g-riff 04... 0 4 X ff? I . ,am GEORGE ERNEST MANSFIELD Football. S N L Football I, 2, 43 Varsity Club 4g Industrial Arts 2, Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, Vocational Industry Club 41 W w 5 ,-,X IJ WILLIAM WALLACE LYTLI Football 2, 3, 41 Baseball l 5, 43 Student Court 43 Varsi ty Club 2, 3. 4. Vice-Presitlen 3, Vice-President junio Classg I-li-Y 5, 4, Presitlen 43 Scholarship Team l, 3 Key Club 3. 4. fl. ,Zo-44.10 all ,LQ Q QJ ii, t1 RACHEAL LEAH MC ELWAIN F.B.L.A. 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Secretary to Teacher 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Vice-President of Honor Society 4. FRANCES MARIE MEEK G.A.A. 1, 35 Y-Teens lg F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 35 Dramatics Club 35 Girls' Cabinet 25 Girls' Choir 2. JOHN RUSSELL MUTCH Key Club 45 Hi-Y 3, 4 Minor Part in Senior Play 4 Vice-President Senior Home- room 45 Foreign Language, Treasurer 25 Football 15 Sec- retary of Hi-Y 4. - ,Q 7 -1, 30 ' Y av' 4 fy' I F:-T Q ff ,+i 'a 'T T O 6' . ,OJ C13 ' x ' ,Q GLENN C. NELLS S Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Baseball l, 25 V.l.C. 45 Varsity Club 45 Industrial Arts Club 2, 35 jun- ' ior Playg Senior Play5 Band 1, 2, 5. if 'ir W nmol nc? DONNA LEE MOWREY Treasurer of Homeroom 1 2, 55 Student Council 45 As sistant Director Junior Play C164 Tri-Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 45 G 1, 2. 's X s '.. ... xx Q- X..-PLQQ g ...., m' :eme- .1 if KAM PINZONE Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 43 Jun ior Playg Senior Playg Tri-I-li Y l, 2, 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y Secre tary 43 Vice-President Cheer leaders Club 4g G.A.A. 1, 2 33 Advertising Etlitor Year book Staff 4. JOANNE LAVERNE NOCK Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Little Stars 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Senior Class Play - Property Mistress. BEVERLY ANN OPPER Cheerleader 1, 2, 5, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Yearbook Staff 3, 43 Sports Editor 4g G.A,A. 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 Junior Play - Minor Part. kt .ff .5-'Q -QS-. ,hs sy 3 '-1,k ' -l ' ...f ' IC 7? .D 0 tl 400353 fx X X I U yi, ni l. ':.--....,H,,.... ' J:..Z1:,'-z.+-ff KAREN JEAN POPE Hilltop Echo Editor 3, 43 Scholarship Team 1, 2, 33 Library Staff 2, 53 junior Play - Minor Part. f, VX, ll H Q Q5 :na z 'l o gp Hur PHYLLIS MARLENE PLATA Library Club 2. 3, 43 F.H,A. I3 Librarian 2, 4. 4 04 + ZA? Z 3 O 7-qv? JAMES SANFORD RAYL Key Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4g I-Iomeroom President 4, Vice-President I, 2, 3: Varsity Football 4g All Varsity Sports Manager 1, 2, 33 Buckeye Boys' State 3, Industrial Arts Club 2, 34 Hilltop Echo Staff 3, 4. WILLIAM RAYL Golf 2, 3, 43 Baseball lg Industrial Arts 2, 31 V.I.C. 4, Science Club 1. I Q 1 3 SYLVIA JEAN SIWINSKI F.I-I.A. I, 2, 33 G.A.A. l, 2, S, 4: F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Dra- natic Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y lg :.H.A. Treasurer, F.B.L.A. alisroriang Co-Captain of Hall Suard. w 9xA 43 a-v-ti 0,60 -s '5 o Q xi ABRAM F. SLOAN Track 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 55 Swing Band 2, 3 DIANE MARIE RUSNAK F.B.L.A. 3, President 4, F.H.A. l Secretary, 2, 3g Na- tional Honor Society 3 Secre- tary, 4 President, G.A.A. 1, 2, 34 Library Club 2 Li- brarian, 3 Treasurer, Year- book Staff, Art Editor 41 Glee Club 3 Accompanist, Schol- arship Team 2. Q.-va-nf 99 5 -L l jp Q S W ar in 5 t -:Y Ii-M PAUI. ANDREW STONE Varsity Club 5, 4g Key Club 3, 'lg Football I, 2, 5, 43 Basketball l, 2, 5, 43 Baseball Z. 9. 43 Band lg Industrial Arts Club 21 Scholarship Team 2, 5. 1 J Z sl ,ZX ,lr LARRY ARTHUR SPEAR Student Body Treasurer 4, Key Club Treasurer 3, 4, Key Club Member 5, 4g Homeroom President 3g Student Council Representative 2g Baseball lg Basketball 1. HELEN MAE SPICL Clerk ofCourts 43 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Presidenr4g F.H.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Library Staff 2, 3, 45 Lia brary Club 2, 3, 4, President 5, Vice-President Z3 Hilltop Echo Staff 4g Student Court 4. I gi'2'.5'Jfs sa rv ii - fs xl lj . if was , + CL ' Q . ,.. . 7, ' '? '?W- 'NS W' RICHARD BAILY STREET Football 3g V.I.C. 43 Industrial Arts Ig Prom Com mittee 3, Stage Manager, junior Play 3. ROBERTA ANN STRAWN Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 5, 43 Cv.A.A. Ig Dramatic Club 3, 4: I-Iall Guard 2, 3. I IUDITH FAY TEMPLE 3.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y: Iheerleader, Reserve 3, Var- :ity 4g Office 3, 45 Library Ilub 3, 41 Basketball Team, Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 45 Band l, 25 Major Part in Senior ?lay. X tc , s- J s 4'f'c.NHx 1 af!! I W Q34 3' DAVID GEORGE sULc ag. 1 Key Club 5, 4, vice-President Key Club 3, 4, sm- 3- ,W dent Body President 4g Varsity Track Team 1, 2, I 3, 4g Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3g Hi-Y 2, 3. - 19 IQ VL H' ,,,, LOUISE PATRICIA SYKORA F.B.L.A. 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Secretary 43 F.H.A. 1, Secre- tary 2, 39 Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook Staff, Business Manager, Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 45 Tri-Hi-Y lg Band 1g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. I x ' I s , I 1 s 1 S 050 -'-'ar 'fe X ,Q HELEN ELIZABETH TOROK Scholarship Teams 1, 2, 35 Journalism 1, 2, 3: Q Y-Teens 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 2, 3. DENNIS E. WALSH Football l, 2, ,731 Varsity Club 2, lj V.l,C. Vice-President 4g junior Play - Major Partg Scholarship Team l. l REUKALLS ixf - I -4 RUSSELL EARL TROUTMAN Junior Playg Senior Play. WENDY' FLORENCE TUCKER Student Body Secretaryg F.B.L.A. Z, 3, 4, Social Hostess 3, Vice-President 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4g Secretary 2, 3, President 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4g G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4g Homecoming Court 3, Home- coming Queen 4g Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Librarian 2, 3, 4. Goff E Z.- P:-,-D ' YS-ru ' DONALD RAY TRASK Key Club 3, 4g Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 3, 41 Student Court 43 Varsity Club 45 Projection Staff Z, 3, 43 Honor Society 4. E X I 'w..9f S f f RONALD HUGHES VIILMOT Industrial Arts Club 2, 3: Hall Guard 2, 33 V.I.C. 43 Senior Play. V t 7 Ve J 11lm6 IZOI2 ACIIIVITZIGS 9 2 6 qi 4 N! L ' 9 v q 6' A4 ' . Q. 'X ' , K S ' I '- 0' 5 9 est, U L . r Left Row: Andy janu, Beverly Opper, Donna Mowery, Dick Koriransky, Roger lshee, Kay Wmmlbert, Dick Burgess, Bob Neill. Barb Razr: Mr. Slane, Ad1ii,rm'.' -lack Bazler, Vice-Prexidenlx Dick Sulc, Pf6.fid8?7l,' Wencly' Tucker, Secretary: joe Spear, Treafurer. Right Row: Jeanne Allyn, Nancy Wilmot, Connie Spare, Karen Bunilus, Peggy Fazekas, Gail Reiter, Donna Trask, Nancy Gray. TS DCM 0 Q 'S-' el in I lSCHOOL STORE l ...J 3.43 'cr 7, l in .. .A .' Left to Right: Mr. Safko, Adzfirorf john Narramore, Don Trask, Helen Spicl. lflcri' of Court: Bill Lytle. national honon society Standing: Rachel McElwain, Pint Semerter Vice-Prefidentq Diane Rusnak, Firyt Semester Presi- dent: Jeanne Allyn, Firrt Semester Secretary and Second Semester Prefident. Back Rom: Mrs. Grace Bradley, Adriiorg Dick Sykora, Bill Campbell, Tom Gesell, Lee Neilson, Second Semeiter Vice-Preiident. Middle Row: jane MacDonald, Judy Helser, Carol Pitschmann, Bob Neill, Mary Wilmot, Don Trask, Rusty Burgess, Louise Sykora, Nancy Troutman. Front Razr: Beverly Opper, Second Semester Secretaryg Sally Johnson, Carol Head. ' key cluis I Firit Rout Mike Fisher, Adrirorg Bill Campbell, Jack Bazler, Lee Nielson, Paul Stone, Dick Sulc, Edward Wingenbach, Tom Henry. Second Row: Tom Gesell, Steve Amador, john Narramore, Bill Lytle, jim Rayl, john Mutch, Dan Parks. Third Rout Frank Vitonis, Bill Wootlin, Rusty Burgess, Bill Chapman, Alan Singerman, Fred Rutz, Bill janu, Tom Thornburgh. OFFICERS -- Seated: Dennis Canfield, Secretary Don Trask, l'reJtdent,' Dave Sulc, Vice-Prexident: Larry Spear, Trearurer. manchmq Bane At half time during this year's football games, many good shows were put on by the Chardon High School Marching Band, under the direction of Mr. Carl When. majonettes Q ,Ioan Manning leading this year's band was followed by these pretty maiorettes doing many dif- ferent routines: Jane Macdonald, Andie Carson, Patty Oplinger, Carol Head, Beverly Bidgootl, joan Barnum, and Billie Gaylord. pk: OGCGIDBER 7 8 qnamency ghost pnesenteo By the 1957 semon class semon class DMV f ,, Slizflrfiflyz Dorothy Johnson, Peg Brainard, Judy Kelly, Marilyn Keyes, Richard Pulsiler, Dan Parks, Jim Moore, Bill Bruce, Nick Skidmore, John Campbell, Gary Stinchcomlv, Wloody Ander- son. Frnie l.itz, Peter Bruce, Sue Rosshach, Judy Patterson Dixie Rariclc, Carol Pitschmann. lift! Ruiz, .Yvufcfdz Klaire Backus, Connie Spare. Mary Ann Bradley, Kathy Temple, Becky Perkins, Martha Stone, Renee Pasrer. Sccmzd Razz: Joyce Naramore, Nancy Steingass, Pat Wfilsli, Mary Ann Price, Betsy Kline. Ffril Rout Sandra Best, Miss Dunn, John Naramore. GlG6 ClLlB Row Five: Bill Woimtlin, Dick Hernandez, Dave Steingass, Larry Tice, Tom Davis, David Price. Ram' lfouf: Janice llammitt, Kathy Patrone, Sandra Alvord, DOI1I111,'l4f.lSli, Barham llanlac. Marilyn Pildner, Ken Young, Terry Friel, Beth Hofstetter, Kay Wgilliwc-rt, Ruth Stark, ilatliy Reminder. Martha Aikens, Sherrie Warner. R011 Tlvreci Joyce Andreano, Lauren lleinhaugzh, Michelle Vfoollams, Nancy Richmond, Kay Torok, Joan Thomas, Jane Schneider, Gail Reiter. Judy Fenwick, Joan Kieffer, Diane Pomeroy. Ron' Tzro: Sheila Walsli, Phyllis Canfield, linda Roberts, Jean Thomas, Mary Wilmcbt, Linda Leduc, Linda Rose. Ron' One: Nancy Gray, Sally Johnson, Miss Dunn, Jean McKenna. IGDD REIIIGS Nancy Richmond, Ruth Stark, Mary Wilmot, Carol Pitschmann, Linda Leduc, Nluyce Bican, Sally johnson, Sandra Best, judy Fenwick, jean McKenna, direrrcd bv Miss Dunn. IODD RS Q .Q Q ,R Dick Pulsifcr, Dick Hernandez. David Sreingass, Bob Horn, Rusty Burgess, Bill Xwimdin, -luhn Naramore, directed by Miss Dunn. presented by the Churclon High Glee and Dramatic Clubs under the direction of Miss Margaret Phillips and Miss Anna Dunn. Student director is Ed Wfettstein, ,loyte TXlrrr.rmore, -leanne Cetroltlg Bill llrute, llenry Clayton, Marilyn Keyes, Clare C,l.ryrong Lintlu Leduc, Mary Mat- rlrexxsg .lolm Nrrrnmore, Nikoli Haareng Mary Ann Prite, Rositag Tom Davis, 'liom Gordon, .lulie Wfootlfortl, Elena, Hill Lrmphell, Vnriog Ruth Stark, M.rri.rg Rielmrd llernuntlez, Totlorog ,le-.rn lliornrrs, ,luninug David Steingass, Murlto, no l lust love lfrulr and lrm'er,r, says M.rry to Henry, leunne, Clare, and Nllxoli. Todor with lwilflll, Vario, -lamina .mtl Marko, is weleorning Nil-:oli home lwy Saying, l am glad you are wearing gypsy Clothes, my son. ORAIHAUC Cl.l1B Top Row: Andy Carson, Betsy Kline, Becky Perkins, Judy Patterson, John Narromore, Bill Bruce, David Stengass, Gail Deia, Joyce Narromore, Peggy Chain, Joan Manning. Middle Rout Jane Macdonald, Kam Pinzone, Judy McDonald, Linda Leduc, Mary Ann Price, Sally Kanagas, Nancy Richmond, Patty Oplinger, Judie Burger. Siltirzgz Cathy Reminder, Seirrelury, Sally Johnson, Vice-Preridentg Miss Phillips, Ad11i.for,' Carol Head, Pre.fident,' Shirley Coradi, Traarurer. OEBATZG Cl,UB Back Rout Mrs. A. Bradley, Ad1'i.f0f, Beth Hofstetter, Mary Fisher, Lauren Heinbaugh, Linda Rose, Carol Childs, Kenny Young, Dave Steingass, Don Koston, Roberta Hartman, Becky Per- kins, Phyllis Gruden, Peggy Brainard, Sandy Hein, Marianne Mehle. Front Rout Maryann Bradley, Connie Spear, Shelia Walsh, Juanita Carlson, Secremry: Susan Kelsey, Preriderzlx Andrea Carson, Vice-Pferiderllg Mary Ann Price, Bonnie Perkins, Gwen Elsten. as 'I rf' Ron' Three: Mrs. A. Bradley, Katherine Wfozniak, Judy Evans. Bonnie Gaeblcr, Nanty Rith- mond, Mary McKee, Mary Wilmmut, Carolee Singerman, Nancy Troutman. Run Tuff: Joan Manning, Carol Head, Andrea Carson, Patty Oplinluer, Becky Perkins, Judie Patterson, lk-tsy Kline, Beverly Bidgood. Rau' One: Judy McDonald, Marilyn Keyes, Sue Alvortl. Pat Wgilsli, Preiidenlg Cathy Reminder, Trearuren' Linda Goff, Linda Leduc, Gail Nagy. Il2l-l1I- Rau' Four: Kathy Roberts, Sue Rossbach, Carol Childs, Connie Thrasher, Diane Wright. Kay Vifollpert, Jane Schneider, Bonnie Sebor, Sharon Miller, Judy Kelly, Barbara Clary. Roz: Tlmfvz Mrs. A. Bradley, Gwen Elston, Phyllis Gruden, Marianne Mehle, Sandy Hein, Mary Ann Brad- ley, Blair Robertson, Barbara Sheehe, Kathleen Temple, Barbara Keck, Arlene Vaux. Eleanor Phillippe. Ron' Two: Joan Barnum, Bridggett Bradley, Eline Grant, Jean Clemson. Machelle Wcmollams, Nancy Steingass, Peg Brainard, Barbara Nozar. Rau' One: Karen Vandenburg, Linda Rose, Connie Spare, Laurel Valince, Beth Hofstetter, Chaplain: Sheila Wiilsh, .S'e4'f'emri.- Dotty Johnson, Nancy Caron, Roberta Hartman, Mary Jo Coradi. Ron' Three: Joyce Bican, Sandra Alvord, Gail Deizl, Wently Tucker, Peg Chain, Janice Ham- mitt, Sue Kelsey, Judie Burger. Ron' Tim: Miss Lengel, Ad1'i.ror: Nita Carlson, Shirley Coradi, Judy Temple, Sandra Best, Barbara Johnson, Myrna Armstrong. Ron' One: Carol Pitsehmann, Trea.rurer,' Judy Helser, 1're.rider1l.' Sally Johnson, Vjl'L'-1,fL'l'if1b'7If,' Kam Pinzone, Sefrelm'1,' Jeanne Allyn, Chaplain. Ron' Four, Phyllis Canfield, Barbara Barr, Donna Trask, Judie Boerwinkle, Sue Rimes, Marilyn Pildner, Nancy Gray, Julie Wloodford, Jean Thomas, Linda Roberts, Kathy Perrone. Ron' Three: Joyce Andreano, Janice Thompson, Elaine Misch, Gail Reiter, Judy Pen- wick, Mary Ann Price, Kay Torok, Mary Hpstetler, Annajane Attrogge, Valerie Twelvelree, Martha Meek. Ron' Tivo: Sara Smith, Joan Thomas, Sandy Farinacei, Miss Lengel, Penny WRU- kins, Ruth Stark, Betty Gerber, Alene Tappe. Ron' One: Pat Miller, Diane Pomeroy, Peggy Redman, Joyce Naramore, Judy Huranna, Ann Macdonald, Karen Bundus, Sandy Alaakson, Jean McKenna. GIl2lS' athletic ASSOCIATION Row Four: Kay Wolpert, Kathy Roberts, Dixie Rarick, Beth Hofstetter, Carol Childs, Connie Thrasher, Roberta Volmar, Bonnie Sebor, Frances Skiba, Judy Kelly, Sharon Miller, Sue Ellen Rossbach, Jane Schneider. R051 Three: Mrs. Chaney, Advisor, Connie Spare, Linda Rose, Laurel Valince, Phyllis Gruden, Sandy Hein, Peggy Johnson, Dottie Johnson, Nancy Caron, Catherine Rayl, Gwen Elsten, Mary Joe Coradi, Barbara Nozar, Arlene Vaux. Rau Tutu: Peggy Brainard, Karne Donahoe, Mary Fisher, Peggy McBlwain, Barbara Sheehe, Blaire Robertson, Kathy Temple, Sheila Walsh, Mary Ann Bradley, Barbara Keck. Row One: Wendy Tucker, Sally Johnson, Beverly Opper, Nita Carlson, Gail Deia, Vice-Prefidentf Helen Spicl, Preriderzrx Carol Head, Treruurerg Judy Temple, Barbara Johnson, Jeanne Allyn. Ron' Four: Joan Thomas, Linda Roberts, Kathy Petrone, Jean Thomas, Donna Trask, Sandy Jackson, Jean McKenna, Martha Meek, Barbara Barr, Julie Woodford, Sue Rimes, Judy Fenwick, Marilyn Pildner, Sara Smith, Judy Huranna, Judie Boerwinkle, Dorothy Holmes. Rrm' Three: Pat Walsh, Peggy Redmond, Janice Thompson, Annajane Altrogge, Sandy Nelson, Sherry Wferner, Bonnie Perkins, Mary Ann Price, Ann Macdonald, Karen Bundus, Gail Reiter, Pat Sloan, Phyllis Huntoon, Billie Gaylord, Julia Blasko, Barb Ashby, Gretchen Zepp, Betty Gerber. Ron' Tim: Linda Goff, Susan Alvord, Linda Leduc, Marilyn Keyes, Mary Wilmot, Mrs. Chaney, Gail Nagy, Patty Oplinger, Betsy Kline, Joan Manning, Cathy Reminder, Nancy Richmond. Ron' One: Jane Macdonald, Micky McKee, Judy McDonald, Judy Patterson, Becky Perkins, Andy Carson, Bev Bidgood, Barb Blanyer, Sally Croyle, Patsy Began, Sandy Farnacci, Joyce Naramore. 5 c Qty. Q. 'Ls X, gg Ag' - FEA 5 K Y ww? MY ' a x VARSITZY ClUB f . i k fb A ' 1 .Sw f Pk f W , -5 T.. , 'QE 1' f ff- 2 4 HW' ,gif F. B. L a. Back Row: Charlene Kovach, Gale Fleet, Gail Deia, Sandy Callaghan, Sally Croyle, Mrs. Crockett, fidlffflf, Middle Row: Roberta Rice, Cathi Wcmzniak, Carline Sampson, Rachael Mclflwain, Fran Meek, Sally Cobb, Shirley Coradi. Front Rout Martha Aikens, Trea.r1zrer.' Diane Rusnak, Prun- dent: Wently Tucker, Vire-Preridenlg Louise Sykora, Secretary: Barb Blanyer, Social Hoffrafip' Sylvia Siwinski, Hirtorian. I Lua. Left to Riglal: Beth Hofstetter, Lauren Heinbaugh, Nancy Gray, Kay Wtmllpert, Karen Buntlus, Juanita Wisniewski, Catherine Rayl, Jane Schneider, Carol Hilger, Mrs. Bradley, Ad1'imr,' 'Ioyce Antlreano, Ann Waitinas, Lintla Rose, Marilyn Pildner, Martha Sone, Phyllis Canfield, Laurel Valince, Connie Spare. Front Cenler: jean McKenna, Secretary: Gail Reiter, Prerident: May Ann Price, Vice-Prexidentg Judy Fenwick, Treamrer. PPA- Back Row: John Landon, Don Hurd, Dick Meyer, Ray Goodwin, Mike Bruns, Mr. Smith, Ad1'i.r0r. Semnd Rout Tom Baptie, Pete Mansfield, Scotty llildenbrand, Melvin Molzon, Bob Basler, Terry Friel. Seated: Bill Chapman, Newt RL'f7,0V'fL'V',' Charles Hohl, Tfm,mrer,' Ronney Hamilton, SUL'7'6ldVVl'.' Bob Hurd, Vice-Pre.fidezzl,' George Koerner, Prefi- dent. .l.C. Back Row: Kenneth Baker, Glen Nells, Dick Street, Bill Rayl. Serrmd Rout Dick Bueh- ner, George Mansfield, Ken Kludy, Ronnie Wilmot, Mr. Smith, Adrimr, Sealed Clyde Hernandez, Nezw Reporter: Marilyn Grumney, Secretary' Bill Bartos, PY'C,ffdC'lIf,' Beth Barber, Trearurefq Dennis Walsh, Vice-Pferideut. futulz hom mak RS of am Barb Rout jo-ann Mansfield, Diane Ashman, Rosemary Tvergyalx, loyce Phelps, Cecelia Fustacli Barhara Pavlik, Bridgett Bradley, jean Clemson, Dixie Lee Bissell. Martha Bowers. ,llifldfw Ron Susan Boyle, Frances Valvoda, Mary Mansfield, Donna McNaughton, Donna Bowditch, Clatlw Peters, Alene Tappe, Dorrhy Bradley, Ann Fratoe. From Rozr: Kathy Petrone, Iliffnrimzq Rurl Stark, Treamren' Sandra Alvord, Secrerary: Ianice Hammitt, Prefidwzlx Helen Spitl, l ift'L'YIJYLKVIJLWII Sandra Zamer, Recfeafirm Leader: Mrs. McDonald, ,'ld1fimr. Back Row: Rita Krupa, Janice Tromm, Doris Bosseg Mary Fisher, Barbara Ashby, julia Blaslco, Peggy Lendl, Judy l-luranna, Linda Newton, Renee Paster. Middle Razr: Mrs. McDonald, Melis- sande Rice, Sandy Farinacci. From Row: Mary Hostetler, Marilyn Hendrickson, Karen Vanden- burg, Susan Seufer, Janeta Leytle, Michelle Wloollams, Nancy Steingass, Sandra Detre, office h lp Sally Iohnson, Gale Fleet, Maryann Kleppel, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Canfield, Barbara johnson, Mrs Thrasher, Gail Deia, Judy Temple, Mr. Thornburgh. DRGJECUOH SIAIIII Back Razr: Lyall Huntoon, Jim Swedenborg, Mr. Safko, Don Trask, Ecl Wettstein. Front Row: Jerry Mills, Fred Rutz. YEARBGGK STIAIIIZ Standing: Joan Kieffer, Kathy Peters, Sally Cobb, Rachael Mclilwain, Nancy Richmond, Linda Leduc, Judy McDonald, Mary Ann Kleppel, Gail Deia, Gail Nagy. Lloyd Carlson, Judy Patterson, Barbara Hanke, Beverly Bidgood, Betsy Kline, Becky Perkins, Juanita Carlson, Andy Carson, Pat Bowditch, Patty Oplinger, Cathy Reminder, Joan Manning. Seated: Allen Singzerman, Sally Johnson, Beverly Opper, Sport: Editor, Diane Rusnak, Art Editor: Louise Sykora, Bufifzerf Alun- ager: Jeanne Allyn, Editorj Carol Head, Auirmnl Editor: Judy Helser, Copy Editorq Kam Pinzone, Advertising Editorg Jim Allen, Mr. Dunn, Adviror. hlll1ZOlD GCNG Standing: Ken Crosby, John Hajjar, Russ Crane, Jim Donahue, Dave Steingzass, Sally Croyle, Joyce Naramore, Salley Kangas, Ted West, Ronald Bertleff, George Carver, Bolo Ashba, Russ Troutman, Mr, Ladd, Adzfiror, Seated: Phyliss Huntoon, Mary Ann Price, Helen Spicl, Kam Pin- zone, Barbara Blanyer, Bufinerr Managerg Jim Rayl, Carolee Singerman, Karen Pope, Fditorg Susan Alvord, Dorene Bartlett, Sandy Callaghan. UBRAR ClUB Hack Rout Cecila Eustach, Wayne Bissell, Dennis Burdick, Bob Dowdall, Jim Vokuon, Nancy Gray, Sandy Nelson, Karen Bundus, Carol Jacobs, Wendy Tucker, Myrna Armstrong, Mrs. Peters, Aa'1'i.r0r. Middle Row: Kay Wfollpert, Judy Boerwinkle, Beth l-lofstetter, Phyllis Plata. From Row: Mary Fisher, Helen Spicl, Susan Kelsey, Judy Helser, Judy Temple. Cl1E6l2l6AOGl2S ClUB Back Row: Ann MacDonald, Arlene Vaux, Sandra Jackson, Maryann Bradley, Becky Perkins, Pat Walsh. Middle Row: Karen Donahoe, Peggy Brainard, Kathy Temple, Barbara Sheehe, Beverly Opper, Judy Temple, Cathy Peters, Sandy Farinacci. -From Row: Mrs. Chaney, Adl'i.f07,' Kam Pinzone, Gail Deia, Cathy Reminder. Gail Nagy. The Refreshment committee did ri hung up job on serving unusual and arrrnerive refreshmenrs. The Annual Christmas dance was held ut the Clhnrdon Auditorium December 22. 1956. The music was enjoyed by all who attended the Tinsel Twirl. 1TlmG IZOR classes 'S X. . Q Z Q QQ X R X 5 Mx 'ima b':.' A N. wmn.. -. ,- -4 Q, Af .rf f 1' f mfv' faf iff' fi .. gist.. D. ' i. I AL if ' im ll., hOm6l200m GHIICERS ADO TEACHERS , 1 First: Mr. Dunn, Bill Campbell, Patsy Began, Jack Bazler, Miss Phillips, Marilyn Keyes, Don 'Helser. Second: Nelson Leggett, Roger Ishee, Miss Mellinger, Lee Neilson, Bill Phillips, Gail Nagy, Ronald Prusha. Third: Bob Neill, Mr. Safko, Dick Sykora, Carolee Singerman, Gretchen Zepp, Mary Wilmot. JUNIOR class -er Q Pint: James Allen, Susan Alvord, Richard Amendola, Sandra Callaghan, Andrea Carson, jeff Carver. Third: Barbara Ashby, Doreene Bartlett, 'Charles Bender, Ann Larry Creighton, Sarah Croyle, john Dagon, Shirley Bentley, Beverly Bidgood, Barbara Blanyer. Second: julia Daniels, Don Davis, Judy Evans, Barbara Gaebler, Billie Blasko, Patricia Bookman, Peter Bruce, Joyce Brunsky, Gaylord, Thomas Gesell. if S class of 1958 fn. X ,N sr E , . , . NS, gm gk Y x sum' if? N..1' ,-f,x. .Xx, as K t g h ,- Y S X -X L P . xg v if X Y X i A Q Ni 1 K N wi -N Q X . I VM' t ,, XM , K Y Q, - 1:35 , i . 5-ESL! i . f K . f i Q - K 1 ' 1' Q N S K 9 aa ta., - r K t - , ,fi - N FRN. . A . tt - ...A -ff' ' . 1 ' ' 4 X, 5 gigs jj? .XL K 5 x X E ,N t . I M l ' K K i 1. f'- ' Y B . 4 ' . 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Harry Rayl, ifatliy Remintler, Tom Rep, l,arry llelc-ne Kolek, Doris Krejci, Patrick Latiferty, lintla l.ecluc, Reynartl, Nancy Richmontl, Toni Sage, iiarlene Sainpson. Wfainer Leggett, Peggy Lentll, ,lack McDonaltl. Tlvirrf Sixllvz Maryann Scliwintll, Nick Skitltnore, Roger Steele. -lutly McDonaltl, .lane Mactlonaltl, ,loni Manning, .Ioann Dave Steingass, Lois Stephenson, llaroltl Strike, Marcella Manslieltl, Mary lNlanstieltl, Richartl Meyer, Bill Miller, Strong, james Swetlenlworg, Nancy Trontman. .Yl'lL'llff7I Mary McKee, Donna lNlcNaugliton. lfonrtlv: Claude Patricia XX'alsh, Teil WR-st, Dick Wlestlake, Ill Wt-ttsteiii, Moore, blolin Naramore, l'.itricia Upplinger, Charles Us- Cathy Wtmzniak, Dave Young, Teil Young, Paul Young. wt X 5 . N. Q , A,- f u K K.- eww. s ,. , r ,- fig 5 .Af . .y, we 'Q , .'-. ,Ji 5 29.5. f 'W 1 91 Q.. Y Q 31 fy kn f-gif X eww my X , 92221 W N We 45 ur nr -I M Q I R K pi v A we 5: K K . Xgfly 'H 52 , A 23, I 3 3 , ADC TEACH RS Betty Gerber Judy Fenwich Nancy Gray Miss Lengel Bertha Morrison Jean McKenna Ann Macdonald Richard Koritansky Mr. Bradley Dick Sulc Julie Wood ford Penny Watkins Donna Don Craig l ' Jan ice Trask Melvin Molzon Joyce Naramore Sandy Nelson Linda Newton Jack Nichols Dan Parks Renee Paster Norma Payne Kathy Petrone Marilyn Pildner Pinzone Diane Pomeroy Gerald Rabas Dave Rapaszky Dennis Rapaszky Bill Kavalecz Peggy 'Redmond Millie Rice Roberta Rice Sue Rimes Fred Rutz Dennis Sheehe Alan Singerman Pat Sloan Sara Smith Smith Ruth Smith Ruth Stark Carl Stolz Walter Stone Alene Tappe Jean Thomas l Joan Thomas Thompson X Tom Thornburgh ' Kay Torok Judy Tromm Rosemary Tvergyark Frances Valvoda Frank Vitonis James Volcoum Ann Waitinas Ed Wingenbach Richard Wise Juanita XXf'isniewski Bill Woodin Sandy Zamer homeizoom officens Mrs. Peters Tom Burke Ted Aikens ,wg v Barbara Clary 'is' A 5 Dick Burgess Mrs. Chaney Barbara Nozar 3 Andrew janu Mrs. Bradley David Price B Bob Rose Linda Rose 'Q fizeshman class Danny Ahrogast Ivan Anzur Diane Ashman Klaire Backus ' Tom Baprie , . , - B joan Barnum Del Barrlcrr Bolu Basler X Paul Baumert Ken Bentley Berry Berrleff Dixie Bissell joe Bolan Roger Bookman A Martha Bowers ' B B 'SQ r Don Barnett f e is it 'f ' M t Susan Boyle Bridgetr Bradley Dorothy Bradley Mary Ann Bradley Peggy Brainard Glenn Brown Charles Budenz Mary Ann Bundza 51' Nancy Caron .lolin Campbell Robert Burkett W W' Carol Childs l . fs Alcan C lemson Mary -Io Cloradi Sue firaxton Lutille Daniels I K ,r.i, S t1'r iz? Larry Davis ii L' Rirliard Denning Ig Bob Denniston 3 V i Sandra Detre N - Andy Domlwy B I Karen Donahue Luddie Dulka Richard Durey Zti - --'. Maris L. ' f ADO TEACHERS XX x wwf ,QI -igy A 9 x 1? ,K x i , f i , 9 fbi , X Q1 W f 0 Q I Q. W' X Q-YQ . X mf X X T it X iw N Q Connie McElw ain Peggy McElwain Allen Miklos Sharon Ruth Sh Andy Nelson Joe Nelson Miller Misch erry Mooney Jim Moore John Neill Norman Newton Roger Nicolet Keith Orzen John Patterson Fred Pildner Linda Phelps Eleanor Phillippe Ray Pohorelski Ray Prusha Dick Pulsifer Catherine Rayl Tom Rayl Blair Robertso Dixie Rarick Kathy Roberts Il Jack Robinson Bryan Rodecker Sue Ellen Rossbach Dennis Szabo Bonnie Sebor Susan Seufer Barb Sheehe Gary Stinchcomb Francis Skiba R. T. Smith jane Snyder Tom Spisak Nancy Steingass Joyce Strong Martha Stone Dale Street Cathy Temple Pat Terry Larry Tice Alan Toole Janice Tromm laurel Valince Karen Vand Tom Vau Valerie Twelvetree Donna Underwood erburg X Roberta Volmar George Walsh Sheila Walsh Steven Wick jeaneue Wi Dave We Kenny Tony Wearsch Dick Wells lmot itzenhof Young Sydney Yurochett Martha Yurchelt - Eddie Zamer Q X N X xx K x .. QR. X.- X .Q I Y K : 'E ' Q2 NWS se 'F wx. ' x MX X ix R , Y -ggiiia f 5 k Qi N Mr. Donald Rhodes Eighth Grade Homeroom. Mr. Richard Scnncll Eighth Grade Homcroom. Tnjv Rim: Mr. Dnnnli Rhodes, Mr. Hcrmlrd Tay lor, Mr, Miclmi-I Fisher Xir. C. U. RL-cf. lirnn Run? M r. Richard Sk'.ll1L'H Mrs, Albert Michcner. Mrs. Gertrude F. Thayer, Mrs. Ira Canfield, Mr. Charles R. Thomas. Mr. Bernard Taylor Eighth Grade Homeroom Mr. C. O. Reef Eighth Grade Homeroom. seventh Mrs. Aura Michener, Seventh Grade Homeroom, Mrs. Gertrude Thayer, Seventh Grade Homeroom. DAOC Mrs. Canfield, Seventh Grade Homeroom Mr. Fisher, Seventh Grade Homeroom. 'nik' . Mail mmwfw X fn i 1 ? ? ,Q E 4 ifgwb QQ' M. 3, af x A . in QQ W is A A N f' x xg, . x .Q f 1 A M Y Q 5 I + w My 2 2 t 4 2 E ,... .UF N I .fr W 'ix' Q 3'9- ii X f k N ' x . S qv if x,:x- ? L qtgvsw K ,- 1 i fp 4 1 S'- 6. ' , , -ff .1 L' 1 1 Dffh A '?'E::- xffa Cu E i-9 4 Y 4 TW sf 5 7 ' Efnf 0 .-Z-E-'11, ' ARSIII IIGOKBA Q ' Misa 1 SBU 785 Firri Rnrw, Lefl in Right: Harry Rayl, Ted Young, Glenn Nells, Tom Rep, Cicuruc Clnrvcr, Tum David Sulc, Paul Stone, john Narramore, jack lN1atDmmltl. .Stmmf Run: ilamili Dun Rlmilcx, Bazler, Ronald Lampman, William Bruce, Walter Stone, George Maiisficltl, Xwilliiim lytlc, -lim Ilauetcr, Don Trask, Robert Neill, Manager jim Sxxcdctuhchu, ifnntli Alarm Nikkilti. 'Html Rfm. Singcrman, Ed Wingcnbach, Wcmcmily Anderson, 'Ibm Thimrtihiurgh, w'llllklIl1 -lllllll, -laik Miller. klim Butler, William Woodin. Fourlh Rolf: Richard Hcrniindcz. Wfillinm Morgan. Cllmrlcs Vokoun, Ralph Kulp, David Steingas, Frank Vitonis, Don Davia. 1956 footlsall season Qecono Chardon High is proud of its fine coaches - Don Rhodes, Line Coach: Mike Fisher, Sl'UIlIi?1,If.' and Aatos Nikkila, Head Coach. They did ai swell job during the 1956 season. arg 1, rlummel, Robert Ashba, Vlanager Ronald Prusha, Jack Rayl, William Phillips, Ted farl Stoltz, Fred Rutz, Alan Lee Nielson, Stephen Amador, Bender. Albert Stoltz, james EDGEWOOD 6 - CHARDON - 13 For the first Western Reserve League game Chardon fought and came out on top. This was an exciting game and it was very close until the last quarter when Bob Ashba broke the 6-6 tie with a 25 yard run to put Chardon ahead. X I I J CONGRATULATIONS to the 1956 Chardon High football squad. With their record of 5 wins-3 losses-1 tie, they took second place in the Western Reserve League. This is the best record Chardon has had in the last five years. X X WEST GEAUGA 0 - CHARDON 46 Chardon High started its football season with a smashing victory over West. And from the way the record looks, it seems everyone had his chance to make a touchdown and nearly everyone did! g . PERRY 18-CHARDON 12 Chardon, going strong with two W.R.L. wins behind them, met with defeat against Perry. George Carver and jack McDonald came through with 'the two touchdowns but the 'team coulclrft break through Perry's line for the winning points. Ag psi ,V if 7 Y kc. , at I 1 KIRTLAND O-CHARDON 6 Wfith a strong line and a strong spirit Chardon held Kirtland to a zero score. Tom Rep scored on a hand-out from Bob Ashba in the fourth quarter. GENEVA SPENCER 7-CHARDON 32 The Hilltoppers took an early advantage of the Falcons fumbles in the first period and between Jack McDonald and Bob Ashba three touchdowns were scored. Another TD. was made in the second period and the final one was put across in the fourth quarter After the first period Chardon lost the services of Bob Ashba, the leading ground gainer. Bob was hit in the head and was too dazed to play. MADISON 7-CHARDON 7 Homecoming game-1956 and Chardon has its only tie game. jack McDonald, catching a pass from Bob Ashba, scored for the one touchdown. Bob Ashba was back in the game, still not quite re- covered from the Spencer jolt - but trying. Bill Lytle, Captain, was running with the Hilltoppers for the first time. Bill was injured in practice be- fore the first game and was just now able to play. George Carver was Captain pro tem while Bill was absent. HARBOR 34-CHARDON 6 Harbor came to Chardon ready to fight to keep their record undefeated and took the lead 14-0 at the end of the first half. During the half time show of Dads' night all the fathers were introduced. Ash- tabula came rolling on the field after the half and never stopped until they had scored 20 points in the third quarter. Chardon finally rallied to score in the fourth period. Thus Ashtabula won the W'.R.L. championship. Before the game it was learned that Bob Ashba had received a fractured disc earlier in the season and will be unable to play again this year. Also David Sulc having injured his fingers at his job was limited to the amount of play for the game. the JEFFERSON O-CHARDON 24 For the last XVestern Reserve league game Chardon put up a grand show and came out victors. In the second quarter Jack McDonald scored and during the fourth quarter Frank Vitonis, Chuck Bender and Bill Lytle rolled up 18 points for our victory. ASHTABULA ST. JOHNS 13-CHARDON 6 In the last game of the season Chardon was held to a defeat by a fairly new team. The Hill- toppers remained scoreless until the third quarter when jack McDonald tallied the only touchdown. The Western Reserve League All League team was well repre- hononeo sented by Chardon. The team, picked by coaches and league officials, chose four players from Chardon. Senior end, George Carver, was chosen for the first team, senior center, Dave Sulc, was chosen for the second team. Senior half-back, Bob Ashba. and senior tackle, Paul Stone, received Honorable Mention. EL EE A At every game, rain or shine, the Cheerleaders are always there - cheering the team on. They are left to right: Kam Pinzone, Kathy Peters, Gail Deia, Captaing Sandy Farinacci, Maraolp Beverly Opper, Judy Temple, and Cathy Reminder. Xvencly Tucker und her court reigned over our N256 Homecoming Dance on October 13, 1956, The crucial moment finally cnme when the l955 Homecoming Queen, Cathy McGeough, and the football Captain, Bill Lytle, crowned Miss Wencly' Tucker our V256 Homecoming Queen. The dance was n big success as people, young and old, danced to the music of the Russ Harmon Orchestra. Ns-Z ,W Q X X Q xy fikh - ' .Neil Q' :Clk 'K . X' 1: Q :val gmxi K g :Q 1 . - xx WX Q . i f XV I 'I Ickcr wus crowned this yum Poised and pretty, cm y 1 scnior she is .xcrivu in Homecoming Quccn As L1 Clubs and well lxkcd by 111 5 This is the basketball squad which Chardon High is always proud of - Witm or Lose. NVQ know they are doing their best and they never give up. They are, mp mtv. Zeit In Vlyllfl Nelson Leg- luette, Ted Young, Harry Rayl, Don Helser, jack Bazler .and james Vokoun, .lldI1dA!f,'I'. Burrow Roni Ronald Prusha, Mamzgerq -lack McDonald, Roger Grant, Bob Ashha, Paul Stone. ,lim Swedenburg, and Coach Don Rhodes. Thanks, Fellas! Make it ---- PLEASE Y! UO Charclon s - 1rdon C 'tr Chardon Ch trdon Ch trdon Ch 1rd n Chart Chftrdon Chlrdon Chardon C a C don Sl ASON S REC ORD V5 t X I I RIXLI'SI1lL N lLllSUIl Sptntt uson lxlrtl und Alumni trr H trhor N tdlson Sprung! Lfftrson t gt lxlrt md Perry H trbor 4 l 1 N T f 2 1 V1 ' l 1 57 At '. ' In At 1 . 511 4 -'i Ar h. 1 ff Q - '- 5-4 5 1 in A Q A 7.2 Af ' 1 59 R 1 so At R1 50 ' -IU 1 52 XXI P- y 113 Ch on 59 At lfdgewoo Iwi At Cl n 50 . fi Ch n il Xt 1 I5 '1 11:4 x1 5 1 sz At ' 1 115 .I - ' g SS A1 ' 1 Sr li 11 rm 62 At lg 5' A Rh n 70 ' ' 2 ' 45 At L 52 Jump up, up, up and away! Go Charclon, Go! These are the wishes of loyal fans during minutes like these. A I2 S I KY BASKGTZBAH l l . i ig ! llliiirilmfs peppy cheering section was Gail Deia, Cuplain: Sandy Furinncti, V lcuil hy these lively gals. From Lefl lo Mu,ifoI.' Bev Opper, ,Iuily Temple. anil Riglwlz Kam Pinzonc, Kathy Peters. Cathy Reminder. The Reserve team concluded its l957 season with a record of I0 wins out of I6 games. Starting tit the tmp we see Clcmch Aatos Nikkila anal Manager james Volwun. Slfffrm' Run, 1.171 fu Rlqlvf J Don linzone, Bill blklllll, Bill Wrummilin, Carl Stoltz, Frank Vitmiis, Allen Sinlut-rm.in, intl lfrul Rutz. lioflnm Rnlri Ton llenry, Dick Sulf, Tum Thcvrnburuli, Ruger lsliee. XV.1lter Stone, .lim Donahue, and Robert l,uDow. jf! X X R6 GRVG 'f in LXXN l X N . X-., 90 ,xi 9 XYNOC MOA' 5109? , C NV' . V Q0 ,AMN 0,55 . X X , Yea 09 GV 0' FN . , ' ,-cl - 11 40 ' QC' Nl' ,gxv QL '00 l' ova 0' Uxxbckw HL e . - 1 will Wil W f K. CSAOL ew Q B Qfvl 9 wx Nm X U if F- ' x X ,ff .N . x.. :g x Six K , A sf if mg.- ll SEARS Rau' One: Helen Spicl, Carol Head, Judie Patterson, Gail Nagy, Gail Deia, Joanne Nock, Beverly Upper, Judy Temple, Mrs, Chaney, Adrirnr. Ron' Tim: Mary Wlilmor, Judy lN1i-Donald, Wfendy Tucker, Co-Caplain: Carol Jacobs, Captainq Martha Aikens, Barb Johnson. UIICIE STARS Ron' One: Bonnie Perkins, Jean Thomas, Judy Huranna, Jean McKenna, Carole Childs, Marilyn Pildner, Linda Roberts, Sandra Nelson, Mrs. Chaney, Advisor. Ron' Tim: Janice Thompson, Karen Bundus, Ann Macdonald, Julie Woodforgl, Sue Rimes. Ron' Three: Joyce Naramore, Sherry Warner, Gail Reiter, Captuinf Judy Fenwich, C0-Caplain: Mary Ann Price, Sandra Jackson. X Music by Bill Cnnnfs Orchestra was enjoyed hy gill. Y SWGEthEAl2t S SWI Rl WS' Queen. Marilyn Keyes, ind IWW King, ,lim Sweden- hnrg. The l9i7 King and Queen are surrounded by their attendants and the N56 King and Queen, They are Don Kelser, jack Bazler, john Narumore, ,lack McDonald, N756 King Bob Ashhn, WV King -lim Swede-nhorg, IOS7 Queen Marilyn Keyes. N756 Queen Joyce Bican, Cathy Reminder, Carol Head, Beverly Bidgood, and Gail Nagy. DRIDQ SDGRIS UQACK Hopes are high for the 1957 Track team, for returning are lettermen: Chuck Bender, Dave Sulc, Don Trask, Russel Burgess, and Abe Sloan. Others with experience are Al Singerman, Rich Hernandez, Ed W'ingenbach, and james Butler. Our opening meet will be with Riverside on April 12, and from the looks of the fine team mentioned, Riverside better look out! J y v J I 0 'Q J 2 BASGBAU Returning Chardon's baseball team are 14 squad members of which 7 are letter-winners. Coach Don Rhodes thinks the outlook for the 1957 .base- ball season is bright. The team's success will hinge chiefly on the strength of the pitching staff headed by Robert Ashba. A schedule of about 15 games is being prepared with the hope of an early spring. i ,fs-.- OUQ-num GOlf Chardon High School is proud to be able to sponsor a golf team through the facilities of Char- don Lake Golf Course. The team has five letter- men coming back this year. The coach, Mr. Paul Safko, and boys are in hopes of having a very good season. Watch for them trying to get birdies on the Chardon Lake Golf Course. f T E: E WG . N W Y YJ: tlmefonaos 3 Awfgr Qmx :ga Q, f U 5 X 4:5 , , X 2 IO 9 ff ?7,Z gT?. Q 1 - . x x .::.-EEE Q..l Before you DIE, BURN, BLOW Away or SINK Call Paul Alvord All Types of Insurance Fire - Life - Wind - Marine THE ALVORD AGENCY 143 Main St. Chardon, Ohio , Dial 5-2191 To Sue a .feriouf policy if Jeriouf buxinexf, GEAUGA LUMBER AND MILL WORK CO. Center and Cherry Streets Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-4681 Geauga County: Largext Selection of Lumber and Building Material! Lou' Syk d Juan't Co I I k all ne t to the Camel RITONDARO FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 81 Monuments 126 South Street Chardon 5-9651 THE CHARDON SAVINGS BANK CO. Geauga County? Oldest Bank CHARDON, OHIO I AT YOUR SERVICE TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IOO CENTER ST. and CHARDON PLAZA Drive-in Teller Free Parking Safe'Deposit Boxes Bank by Mail Night Depository SAVINGS Mongoge. CHECKING ACCOUNTS Commercial Installment and Auto GOOD MOVIES GEAUGA BURR 81 SMITH Established 1908 Nationally Advertised Brands of Furniture 107 Water Street Chardon 5-7781 BURR FUNERAL HOME Marc Burr Hal Burr Service Since 1908 Dedicated to Dignity and Service Lady Assistant Ambulance Service Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 116 South Street Chardon 5-2182 --4 I... GOOD EATS THEATRE Chd CARLSON'S HARDWARE Nito ond Loyd Carlson admiring o V Phon 55851 Ch d Oh CQNNERS Music: CENTER ........I CHAPMAN SHOE STORE Poll-Parrot Shoes For Boys 84 Girls Trim-Tred For Women Florsheim and Rand For Young Men 81 Men Bert Barnum, Prop. Main Street Chardon, Ohio CHARDON MOTEL Private Tile Baths Located on Route 6 M mile West of Chardon 526 Water Street Phone 53140 JULlE'S Gifts - Ready - To - Wear Beauty Shop Phone 55621 205 Main Street Chardon, Ohio 1 V 1 1 - I'- THE JUNCTION Routes 322 8. 44 Dinners - Short Orders - Fountain Service - Special - Chicken - Fish Sohio Gasoline CHARDON OIL COMPANY, INC Petroleum Products IO6 South Street Chardon, Ohio Phone Chardon 5-77II ,,,..-- JUNCTICDN AUTO SALES INC My-'W1i'li1fll-f M' '5 'W GEAUGA COUNTYKS' DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER FOR 25 YEARS U. S. Route 322 ond Ohio Route 44 Chordon, Ohio Phone 5-5671 or 6-1851 STEVEN'S DRIVE-IN sERviNG FINE Fooos Home mode ice cream Counter service BARN UM DRY GOODS BOB F. BARNUM I33 MAIN STREET Route 322 Opposite the CHARDON OHIO HAZELWOOD DRIVE IN HELSER IMPLEMENT CO. - THE HANNA INSURANCE AGENCY Formoll Troctors ond Equipment Repfeyeming The TRAVELERS INSURANCE Pyrofox Bottled Gos Service COMPANIES I42 North Street Phone 5-8651 2II Cherry Street Phone 6-IO4I Chordon, Ohio Chordon, Ohio THRASHER'S FROZEN FOOD SERVICE Wholexale 8: Retail Meatx .FOOD PRocEsslNG Poop LOCKERS Home FREEZERS CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING SMOKING AND RENDERING Carl P. Metz 425 Water St. Phone 5-3146 Chordon, Ohio VETERAN'S BEVERAGE STORE Geauga Countrylv Largext Selection of Beveragex and Party Supplier 24 hour service ice stction 405 Woter Street Route 6 Chordon, Ohio 5-5661 For Free Delivery Compliments of CHARDON AUTO PARTS IO4 South Street Chardon, Ohio -1 N CANFIELD 8- CO. INSURANCE Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-3 I 80 Three generations in the agency and the fourth in the picture. ZAMER MUSIC 5 HOBBY Music Lessons For Band Inst. Piano, Accordion, Guitar Dealer for Holton Band Inxtrnmentf New 8. Used Instruments Instruments Repaired Large Selection ot the LateSt Pop Records 8. Hi-Fi Albums Hi-Fi PIayers- Record Cases Nice Selection of Flying Model Air- planes, Plastic Model Planes 8t Cars Games 81 Gift Items KINGS CENTRAL STORE John Neill is ready to ring up the sales of the next customer and Bill Bruce is pre parmg to put merchandise in the bag Main Street Chardon, Ohio WETTSTElN'S BAKERY Good thing! to eat 225 Main Street Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-2184 Hallrnark and Norcross Greeting Cards and Gift Wraps For Every Occasion Luncheon, Bridge and Party Papers in Matching Sets Decorated Cakes for all Occasions -on Order Eddie Wettstein, the baker, seems to be selling Dotty Johnson a bill of goods. BOSTWICKS DEPARTMENT STORE Mr. Hagy has finally convinced Don Helser and Dave Sulc that this shirt and tie are the perfect match. At the Chardon Plaza L T . T. Xizl iii' .af LAND TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY Title Guarantees Escrows Title Insurance T31 Main Street Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-8761 Mr. James Werner is giving his Secretary, Donna Mowrey strict instructions. James L. Werner Geauga County Representative Assistant Vice-President TH RASHERS RADIO AND TV Authorized Dealer ln RCA Victor - Emerson Guaranteed Service on Radio TV- High Fidelity Phonograph and Electronic Equipment Barbara Barr is very happy with the television situat'on at Thrasher Radio and TV. 23l Main Street Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-859l C omplimentf of PERKINS MOTOR SALES Your Studebaker Dealer Mr. Perkins is show'ng his daughters Becky and Bonne the new Golden Hawk. MC BRIDE BROS. INC. Th's 's a side view showing McBride Bros Inc The show wndow, Gas Station and Garage MAPLELAND Geauga Mapleland sure has a wonderful dsplay of candy eh ! Here Mr. Frentzos and Gail De'a do a wonderful iob beh' d the Counter. SNAPOUT FORMS CO Earn While You Learn Collator Operators Printing Pressmen Bindery Operators The Snapout Forms Co. Chardon Ohio r. A , , lf' ,, ,L..-, . f ,,,fi as 1 f V . . ,, ,, p 7 -5 Big things are happening in the rubber industry and our company can play a part in this growing enterprise through the continued interest of local people. The Chardon Rubber Company has recently completed an ex- pansion program in order to meet today's and tomorrow's pro- duction challenge. These added facilities will provide more opportunities for students to follow their endeavors locally. It will pay you to talk to the people at this company to find the advantages that are here in your home town. THE CHARDCN RUBBER COMPANY Subsidiary of Ball Brothers Company, Inc. Muncie, Ind. Established 1930 Sixth 8. Washington Avenue Chardon, Ohio Telephone 5-2161 Calendered Products, Vinyl Plastic Extrusion, Molded Mechanical Rubb-e-LGoods, Tube Machine Products and Cut VVashers. 1 Ben Wifhef to the Clan of 1957 cannon menu, VNJUUSTU Nl ' r We extend an invitation to those who would like to work in a local business to come in and discuss their future with: CHARDON METAL PRODUCTS CO. Fifth Ave., West Chardon, Ohio Phone 5-2l47 Automatic Screw Machine Products, Light Assemblies, Weld- ments,Handscrew Machine Products. FINCH CASE M. HALL CLEANERS 81 DYERS, INC. 518 Water Street Chordon, Ohio Main Street Chordon, Chic, Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service INSURANCE Phone 5-2135 CROMWELL REXALL Compliments DRUG STORE of Main Street Chordon, Ohio Phone 6-2021 Chardon Shopping Center in Chardon since 1846 Phone 6-4167 125- and 127 Main Street Phone 5-3183 ROSS REXALL DRUG STORE CHARDON L' H' BURGE55 AND SCN CABINET a. SPECIALTY co. 229 M , St t COMPLETE WOOD WORKING om ree Rear of Millers Garage I Chordon, ohio Phone 5-2127 N- Hflmbden Sffeef 6-2781 6-5292 I ...I MAZNY'S GREENHCUSE and FLCRISTS Christine and Charles Mazny Specializing in Designing Flowers Telegraphed anywhere Corsage, Bouquets and Gardens Chardon, Ohio Telephone 5-2105 Wilson Mills Road COMPLIMENTS OF BESTON E, INC. CHARDON, oHlo 5-3132 Compliments of CHARACTER ARTS STUDIO i .-nail-GQ-ti wif Agp, 5 N y if pf iff? 339 A 0 if 1 A ci1Q!4'ffw if f.D S 'R Qwax -. aff' G' 5 fqbjjf. lab 1 f rf' N f f.q6'f, If 2 ' ,NN , X ,N ', G85 f f fa-at K! I I X f ! f N-fuxjx ff! I R figvg x' l and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Dr. Hawk Dr. McAnaney Dr. Pease Dr. A. John Rose MERCHANT PATRONS Hummels Drygood Store lsalys Delicatessen Nolan SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs James Aikens Anderson Allyn Carlton Alvord Mr John Aumick Mr William Baumgartner Mr Walter C. Best Mr Burdell Bican Mr John Burger Mr Lloyd Carlson Mr J. Thomas Chain Mr Joe Coradi Clarence D. Fleet Ralph Fratoe James W. Hammitt Paul Hanke Lyall Huntoon Sr. E. E. Johnson Jr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and Mrs. Mrs: Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs-. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Robert C. Kieffer Joseph Kleppel Herbert Koerner W. L. Landon Forrest McElwain William Opper James Pinzone Carl Pitschmann Steven Plata Lester Rayl Joseph Rusnak William J. Spear George Spicl Rudolph Sykora George Tucker Glenn Trask J. P. 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