Chardon High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Chardon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

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VV 'QWEVQ' ,fag MH af piy,?V.ff, gfgilffgfwff fffwfffiflg My 4fWi?1ffQi?i e 2 ,ff 5765.3 A V yy ff Mews .F f The yearbook staff proudly presen 171 hope that in preparing this edition, all t I J JJ have been included, and the fragments pr ff the excitement of your high sc df profited your developing maturity J Recall with pleasure your 6 , cular activities. M .KA 1 WYQQFSW' Lost Spring Foculty Seniors - is i Q - - - Activities Sports Underciossmen Junior High ,i n f Advertising , f ir S S Proudly We Dedicate ETHEI. MELLINGER Q With sincere gratitude for her efforts on behalf of all the students at Chardon High School the Yearbook Staff of 1959-60 hereby dedicates this yearbook to Miss Ethel Mellinger. Her pleasant attitude and personal warmth which have supplemented her unstinted devotion to her guidance work, have gained for her a great deal of respect and many friends. lt is this combination of qualities which gives Chardon High School a person deserving of its honor and esteem. Miss Ethel Mellinger can always find time to help those stu- dents who wish to adjust their schedules, talk about their vocations, or discuss the choice of a college. ost pring The 1959 spring season brought many social as well as athletic and cultural events to Chardon High School. Golf clubs were broken as well as track rec- ords. Our interest in drama and music was stimu- lated in the form of plays and contests. Prom-bound iuniors and seniors whirled through a Southern Garden, Mrs. Thrasher noted a record number of check outs when balmy weather finally reached Chardon, and of course our seniors left to pursue their chosen professions or to enroll in college. Yes, it was a gala spring season that ended too soon for most of us and gave way to summer. . MN. M N m -wiik' 1 -.4-J 1 SEHK!! 2 fi A-'T af Q QW Sw? Q F-L wx .ix W 'e' -., X - Wxf ...Q -MN Q x Q . Xxx Antic Spring CAST Sam .3 pi. Elbert , ,-- J Mary Ann Price Ginger Dave Hosmer 5,11 'Y' I i Robert yin tiff 75, I'm hungry, let's eatl The fine cast of Antic Spring under the direction of Mrs. Maidik won first place in Geauga County's one act play competition. They traveled to the State Finals in Co- lumbus and received a rating of ngoodurr Tom Davis Bonnie Perkins Gwendolyn Sue Pfahl , Blossom Dick Pulsifer Ohl This is more fun. . . . and my senior ring. Loud Applause for Band The compete l959 in privilege Chardon High School Band was invited to in the State Band contest held April 25, Pigua, Ohio. The Band was given this for having won a superior rating in the District Band competition March 21, l959 in Niles, Ohio. The trip to Piqua was a two day venture. Starting April 24, l959, the band traveled to Springfield, Ohio, and enioyed a night there. The next day the band members, with their director, Mr. Urho Seppeln, iourneyed to Piqua and competed in the State Contest. The band emerged with a rating of good for the state competition in high school bands. You Can't Take It With You Presented by the Junior Class CAST Penelope Sycamore ................A... Mary Ann Bradley Paul Sycamore .................................. David Hosmer Martin Vanderhof iGrandpal ..,......,.,.. Thomas Davis Essie Carmichael : .................... ...,.. P hyllis Gruden Ed Carmichael ....... Rheba ......,......... Donald .,............. Alice Sycamore ..,.. Tony Kirby ..A.... Mr. Kirby ...... Mrs. Kirby .......... Boris Kolenkhov ..... Mr. De Pinna .,..,.. Henderson .......... Gay Wellington ..... Olga .................. Three Men .... ....Richard Pulsifer .Nancy Steingass .........Jerry Wilmot ......Linda Rose .............Dennis Love ..Robert Denniston ......Marilyn Porter ........David Price .......Richard Durai ........Glen Brown ........Sheila Walsh .......Carol Childs ......George Walsh Jim Moore Steve Wick Grandpa, I know it's a temptation but . . . On the evenings of May first and second, nineteen nervous, but very excited and happy iuniors presented their play, You Can't Take It With You. It was a howling success which would not have been possible without the diligent, hard working stage crew. Under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Maidiak, the play ran quite smoothly. 4-0 ?.-'2'9 s ,G , VOD. N ,,,o0'o.','.' .. -0 90.1419 ' :X as 59 U yn i K ' l'm Ginger Rodgers. Well, sir, here we are again. Q 5 S t Q X in 1 was ' 'Q ! 3 52 so My t w M Hilltoppers Hold This From left: .lim Rockefellow, Jerry McFadden, Don Deia, Emery Dilda, Don Barnett, lee Hurshman, Bill Morgan, Skip Stone, Worthy Wollpert, Charlie Grant, Phil Alvord, Ron Brunsky, Roger Loecy, Hank Nemec, Ken Miller, Manager, Dave Courtney, Statistician, Sheila Walsh, Coach, Don Rhodes, Statistician, Nancy Knapp. Coach Don season in a at Madison losses. The Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Chardon Wickliffe 2 Burton 7 West Geauga 6 Mentor 5 Edgewood 6 Riverside 5 Newbury l Madison l West Geauga 3 Perry 2 Riverside 5 Perry 5 Mentor 2 Madison l Edgewood 3 Edgewood O Rhodes and his '59 Hilltoppers captured the WRL crown for the third row. With the excellent pitching of Charlie Grant, who tossed a no-hitter and Phil Alvord, Chardon compiled a league record of four wins, two Hilltoppers.are looking forward to an even brighter season in l960. Straight WRL Championship seo, do 'Va C71 Urh- gk - in W' N e, lb e Url 1:9 Ik Ou' 'Vo 'hqdefiveqli D o k 'ooio Youiy V65- e 9 x go ol 0 Wu 9. ve' 619 0 Chardon Sprints Ahead 3 No sweat Bob lii. Q 'X ug. ,Q R ---.......,. First Row: Bob Hummel, Alan Singerman, Ed Wingenbach, Dick Sulc, Tom Thornburgh, Bill Janu, Charles Dunbar. Second Row: Joe Huxel, Fred Pildner, Jim Orr, John Neill, Dick Durai, Ray Prusha. Third Row: Tom Kremm, Tom Rayl, Denny Love, Keith Newberry, Merl Davis, Carl Andreano. Fourth Row: Ronnie Hutter, Dave Urban, Colin Mausser, Alan McNaughton, Dan Humbolt, Albert Tromm. the bag. iv With the return of many lettermen the Chardon High Track team captured seven meets while dropping two. The squad showed a fine esprit de corps and the picture looks promis- ing for the 1960 season. sf is nuuughv. Don't worry, fellows, l'lI make so H-il.. Dave Price Topper Champs Tee Gif f Dennis Ropaszky ff' Chuck Budenz Dave Rapaszky get EI It ff N Luddie Dulka Sz S Q Q, ..,, . 7 if Q . X .ts V- ,, ,'s.,., Q +g-,.c' csN- - . ' C -L ff 1 if-1 With a well experienced team, the Chardon Golfers compiled a record of l3 wins and 3 losses. The team also captured the North Eastern Golf League trophy and with three returning lettermen is looking forward to a fine season in l96O. l 9 Front Row: Dave Price, Dick Burgess, Ronnie Marx, Rich Opper. Back Row: Luddie Dulka, Dave Rapaszky, Chuck Budenzg Mr. Safko, Coach, Dennis Rapaszky. Honors, Awards, Crowns jubilant basketball award winners Tom Rayl, Ed Wingenbach, and Carl Stoltz proudly receive honors. Attendants Dick Sulc, Bill Woodin, Tom Thornburgh, Dick Hernandez, stand next to ttwir king, Harry Rayl. Queen Carol Head and her attendants: Ann MacDonald, Karen Bundus, Gail Reiter, Judy Fenwick, and Jcan McKenna. Sports' King and Queen: Tom Thornburgh and Jean McKenna. FHA Banquet And Style Show Dorothy Rusnak aptly models her bateau-necklined dress for the audience at the FHA- sponsored banquet. Modeling her smart colleg- iate-looking blouse and iumper is Nancy Knapp, . , , ' ld l. Pictured are Rosemary Tyvergyak, Diana Henry, and Bridggett home economics S U en Bradley modeling their spring clothing proiects for their mothers at the Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet. Jackie Prince is modeling her summer formal of dotted swiss with a flowered bodice and ballerina-length skirt. 5 14644 NHL, 1 Southern Gardens, 1959 ver- sion wos the scene of the Chordon Junior-Senior Prom. A traditional southern dinner of fried chicken and hom was served to those who attended. fl , , iii w I al Let ln Southern Gardens . wonderful evening of Iancing to the strains of Phil une's orchestra was clim- xed by the showing of Tammy and the Bachelor. appy but weary Prom-goers wok home many fond mem- ries. pa-nw F vs. .. s Q Q S Senior Jim Donaghue and his date pitch a penny into the fountain at the Junior-Senior Prom After months of planning and days of hard work, the Southern mansion begins to take shape. Proudly smiling scholarship winners are Bonnie Perkins, Sandie Jackson, Karen Bundus, Tom Thornburg, Rolf Kulp, Dick Sulc, and Alan Singerman. Newly induded members of Na- tional Honor Sociely are Polly Bid- good, Linda Rogers, Barb Bundus, Julie Woodford, Xlee Steele, Cathy Price, Judy Hurranna, Mary Fisher, Peg Fina, Marilyn Porler, Marilyn Pild- ner, Dave Weilzenhoff, Ron Marx, Allyn McNaughlon, Bill Vokoun, Chuck Dun- bar, and Keith Newberry. C.H.S. Honor Students lun frvs Valedictoria MARY ANN PRICE 1959 VALEDICTORIAN ln iust a few moments we will be official graduates of Chardon High School. As we become alumni we can look back on four wonderful years of work, fun, and growing up. We also look forward to the future, where we must put to good use those things which we have learned in order to succeed. l heard a quotation from Fulton J. Sheen's book, Life ls Worth Living, that l would like to pass on to all of you. He has this to say about living your life: 'If you walk facing the sun, all your shadows will fall behind you, it is only when you turn your back to the sun that your pathway is darkened.' l think this is good advice for all of us, not only for us who graduate, but also for you, our parents and friends, and for those of you who will remain behind us in school. If each of us will make God our sun, and if we will strive always to walk facing this Sun, then your lives should be filled with the bright lights of happiness and success. A final word to my classmates-leave Chardon High School with the knowledge that you possess the tools with which to be a success, it is up to you to select the right tool for the right iob. Good luck, and God bless you. n Speaks For Class ol i959 In Memoriam Chardon High School pays tribute to the memory of Richard Durai. Dick, who was a member of the 1960 grad- uating class, lost his life in a tragic swimming accident dur- ing the summer of 1959. He was a young man of deep conviction and steadfast determination. His faith in his own ability drove him to high achievement despite any obstacle. Sickness during his earlier youth made athletic prowess unlikely, but Dick's burning desire and refusal to surrender to the odds against him gained for him a place on the track team. The same qualities would, in all likelihood, have put him on the football squad in his senior year. Dick's ability to set his sights on a definite goal made him the champion magazine salesman during his iunior year and gave him a coveted role in the iunior play. Yet he had also the rare ability to share a laugh at his own expense. Our lives are richer for his having passed our way. The Trophy's Ours! ilu.-Q,-emma Members of the 1959 girls baseball team are First Row: Young and Johnnie Strainic, mascots. Second Row: Michelle Woollams, Sandy Davidson, Penny Haeuter, Karen Donohoe, Linda Young. Third Row: Cathy Rayl, Jean Mansfield, Judy Fenwick, Mary Ann Price, and Pat Strainic lhiddenj. Fourth Row: Janice Thompson, Peg Fina, Gail Reiter, Jo Ann Rummel, Pat Haeuter. Fifth Row: Mary Ann Bundza, Nancy Steingass, Kay Wollpert, Barb Nozar. Sixth Row: Mr. John Strainic, and Mr. Robert Young. The Chardon Girls' Softball Team was started in the summer of 1959 by Mr. John Strainic. Any high school girl was eligible, including those of the 1959 graduating class. Chardon's team competed twice with each of the five other league teams and came out on top of the league with nine wins and one loss. Each girl was awarded a trophy, and a trophy was also presented Chardon High School. A non-league loss was had by the team when the Chardon Ja- cees and Junior Chamber of Commerce defeated them on July 4. aculiy Chardon High School is justifiably proud of her teaching staff of capable men and women. Whether over a term paper, at the board, inspecting a problem, or entering into discussion, the personality of a student is greatly af- fected morally, emotionally, and spiritually by the character of his instructor. The second side of faculty members' capabilities is pointed out in their participation in school-sponsored activities. By working at the sides of their teachers, Chardon's students develop a firm understand- ing of their educators. 'V 21 v 4 N N :Q 3368 ak , Y L, S . H S ix ...X ish R 54 -is S. N N-Q-.4 in .- VN . Ue'u in an 43. THELMA RARICK Secretary IRA A. CANFIELD, SUPERINTENDENT Case Institute of Tecl1nol09Y, General Electric Fellowship at Case, Ohio State University, Kent State University DORIS WINGENBACH Secretary REX W. THORNBURGH, PRINCIPAL English, Social Sfudies, Biology Colgaie University, Marshall College, Bos- ton University FLORA MAY THRASHER Secrelary LILLIAN FOTI, Secreiary and, BARBARA CRONIN, Secrelary il CHARLES S. PORTER English Oberlin College, Kent State Uni- versity. MARY A. PRICE English, Dramatics, Speech DePauw University, Northwestern University, Western Reserve Uni- versity. ANN R. PHIPPS English, Social Studies Stephens College, Denison Uni- versity, Hiram College. T. DWIGHT LADD English, Journalism Ohio State University. GRACE B. BRADLEY English, Social Studies Western Reserve University, versity of Wisconsin, Kent University. ELIZABETH B. KUEHNlE French Grove City College, B School of language, McGill versity. 'ALLACE J. KOSINSKI avernment, World History, Ec- omics, World Geography ram College, John Carroll liversity I'TY BOWERS in iversity of Michigan, Kent ite University, Upsala WILLIAM WALTHOUR Math I, Algebra l, Remedial Math, Science Gettysburg College, Thiel Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh, Kent State University WMM llllbxfawl mlm! IV f tmd if if PAUL SAFKO Plane Geometry, Algebra ll, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Mount Union College, Kent State University KENNETH G. LAMPMAN Social Studies, American Histoq Ohio University L. J. SLANE Physical Sciences Defiance College, Ohio State University, Case Institute of Technology, Ohio University. A. M. NIKKILA Health and Physical Education Guidance and Counseling Youngstown University, Bowling Green State University, Univer- sity of Wisconsin. ORRIN BRADLEY Biology, History Miami University, Kent State University. DONALD L. RHODES Health and Physical Education Ohio Wesleyan University, Kent State University. PHILIP SLANE Biology, General Science Hiram College, Ohio State versity. DAVID R. MCGREW Health and Physical Educ Speech Kent State Unlverslly. NNA L. DUNN :cal Music, Music Appreciation, inior High Music :nt State University JNABELLE CHANEY ris' Physical Education :te University of Iowa THOMAS F. FOTI Business Education, Typing Concord College, Marshall Col- MABEL M. CROCKETI' Business Education, Typing, Shorthand Western Reserve University, Kent State University, Teacher's Col- lege of Office Training School GRACE M. HOOPER librarian Ursuline College, Western R4 serve University, St. John's Ca lege URHO SEPPELIN Instrumental Instruction, Banc ETHEL MELUNGEK Guidance Director Mount Union College, Ohio State University, University ot Colorado, Kent State University VIVIAN McDONALD Home Economics Ohio State University RALPH D. COMBS Industrial Arts Kent State University ADRIAN CRAVEN Industrial Arts West Liberty State Teachers' College, West Virginia Insti- tute cf Technology, Kent State University JAYNE ALLEN Art Miami University KATHRYN WHITFORD Art Youngstown University SADIE STANLEY Home Economics Ohio State University lember the many days when upper and lower halls look- like this? It seems long ago, at the time no one ever ight the building would be shed, There was a time of eral chaos ladders being 'iecl down the halls when classes moved, workmen ancing pounds ol plaster their shoulders, machines bering with new materials, plenty of fresh air to keep 'yone awalcel In place of confusion now stand new sroomsg the chaos has dis- eared and been replaced added facilities for our high iol. Preparing and helping serw the school lunches each do are Back Row: Andy Buda' Bill Lukay, John Schneide Paula Butler, Forest Child Brian Crotty, and Frank Boui lon. Front Row: Mrs. Dildr Mrs. Sulc, Mrs. Peine, Mrs, Bu ler, Sue Boyle, Lois Yadwisal and Eric Kulp. Thanks to thes people. eniors The senior year is unquestionably the most exciting, fun-filled, and uncertain year of any stu- dent's secondary education. Ambitions are feared to overstep abilities, expectations sadly crowd out memories, and the correct choice of vocation is doubtful. A senior can recall the events which have made his high school career the degree of success it was. What lies ahead is what he makes it. V. N Am :KY K xl X me ,Y at V ., on . . Y -mi' WK ri A Xa? .gf My 'F . ii ' A-'mv 0 Y X, X fi sf X AQ - we ,. .. . OH' Q -C. I - --ln: r GLEN JOHN BROWN Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Varsily Club 3, 4, Debale Club 2, Dra- malic Club 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Homeroom Presidenl 3, Golf 2, 3, 4, Freshman Foolball, Varsity Foolball 2, 3, Bowling 2, Minor Part, You Can'r Talrs If With Yau. CONSTANCE MAY THRASHER Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Baskelball 2, Caplcin 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, Vice-President 3, French Club 4, Secretary- Treasurer Band 3, Junior Court, Homecoming Court 4. BARBARA LOU SHEEHE G.A.A. I, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Dramalic Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 4, Cheerleaders' Club l, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 4, Yearbook Staff, Copy Edilar 4, Sludenl Council 3, Cheerleader 'l, 2, 3, 4, Prompler, Oklahoma, Junior Courl 3, Homecoming Queen 4. ag' A V IVAN SERGE ANZUR CAROL JANE ABE THEADORE ADAM AIKENS Glee Club 3, Band 'lp Vursily Club 4, Homeroom Vice- Presidenl 2, Freshman Fool- laallp Freshman Basketball, Vcrsily Foolbull 3, 4, Vcrsily Track 2, 3, 4. DANIEL WALTER ARBC 1 ljf PAULINE ALICE ARNDT DIAN ANITA ASHMAN Glee Club l, 2, 3, 47 F.H.A l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Secretary 4, Trl HI Y 2, 3, 47 Pep Club 4. THOMAS BAPTIE DONALD THEADORE BARNETT Varsily Club, Treasurer 47 Yearbook Staff, Bookkeeper 47 Freshman Baskelball, Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4. KENNETH BENTLEY X SN xx X ' A US XX KNXX X Wx X X XX X Kiss gs s 5 X Q L N X X XX , gi U ' EE -1 'ss S ' sf, F YES SEPT N X X X X .. Ni X Sify ssses . JUDITH LYNN BOSCO Dramatic Club l, 37 Glee Club 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: F.H.A. 3, Presidenl 4, Year- book 3, Secretary 4, Cheer- leaders' Club 'ly Arl Club lg Sludenl Council, Ass'l. Treas- urer 37 Office Help 3, 4. DONNA JEAN BOWDITCH F.H.A. 'lg G.A.A. lp Tri-Hi-Y l,2. ROGER BOOKMAN MARTHA MARIE BOWERS SUSAN MARIE BOYLE ,,.. BRIDGGETT BRADLEY F.H.A. l, 2, 4, Secretary 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Student Court 3. G.A.A. I, 2, T'- '- , : F.H.A. I, 2, 4, Hilltop Echo . .A. l, 3, 4, F.B.l.A. 3. MARY ANN BRADLEY Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Thes- pian Society 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, President 4, Cheerleader l, 2, Debate Club l, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Hilltop Echo 4, Pep Club 4, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Captain Bowling Team 2, Maior Part, You Can't Take It With You, Make-up, My Three Angels, Make-up and Prompt- er, Oklahoma, Make-up, Cap- tain Appleiack, Make-up, Carousel. MARGARET ANN BRAINARD Hilltop Echo 3, 4, Debate Club I, 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Cheerleaders' Club l, 2, F.B.l..A. 4, Yearbook Staff 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Home- room Secretary 2, Cheer- leader l, 2, Scenery and Props, Annie Get Your Gun, Scenery and Props, Okla- homa, Publicity, Antic Spring. DOROTHY MARIE BRA F.H.A. l, 2, 4, Scenery Can't Take It With You S :HARD NELSON BU RGESS -Y 47 Key Club 27 Glee ub 2, 37 Student of the :nth I7 Student Council 17 rmeroom President 27 rmeroom Vice-President 3, Freshman Basketball7 Re- rve Basketball 27 Golf l, 3, 4. XI' I-Z R-,N . .- 5 39:1 'JL -Q: QvQ??1J': CHARLES EMMETT BUDENZ Honor Society 2, 3, 47 Key Club 2, 37 Yearbook Staff 47 Hi-Y Chaplain 3, 47 Home- room Treasurer 27 Homeroom Vice-President 37 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 47 Freshman Football7 Varsity Baseball 17 Varsity Football 2, 37 Re- serve Basketball 27 Varsity Basketball 3, 47 Golf 2, 3, 4. . -,x.x.k f , T ,KL ,rcfi-.gc-7 'ifrlszs'Kw'f if- . N. I S Qi N 5 ,Q R xX X X X Y 1+ x SQ Sgis SSN we 3 S S S X P S 7 X ,ff U . , if gi ,. ad' MARY ANN BUNDZA G.A.A. 3, 47 Bowling 3, Sec- retary 47 Girls' Basketball 4. A Nkqwyi Qs K ff L NC tv wc ' 5 THOMAS CRANEY BURKE Key Club 'I7 Hi-Y 3, 47 Va sity Club 3, Secretary 47 St dent Council Vice-Preside 47 Homeroom President Homeroom Secretary 27 S dent Council 47 Fres Football7 Freshman s lball7 Varsity Track 37 b FootbaIl,f2, 3, 4, sq imp, Team 2 X' M' 71 , lf' fl lf A tl V Ml , ,Q 7 QU! in jig? ff, J I CAROLE PHOEBE CHILDS G.A.A. l, 27 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, President 47 Debate Club 17 F.T.A. 47 French Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer7 Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 37 Scholarship Team 2, 3, 47 Minor Part and Props, You Can't Take lt With You. BARBARA LOUISE CLARY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 37 F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 47 Band I7 Hilltop Echo 47 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer l7 Home- room Secretary 2, 3. FRANK CSIZMA MARY JO CORADI Band l, 2, 3, Head Maior- ette 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, F.B.L.A. 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Bowling Team 2, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 3. SUE LYNNE CRAXTON Band 'l, 2, Library Club l, 2, 3, Head Student librarian 4. RICHARD VINCENT DENNING Industrial Arts l, 3. ROBERT LEE DENNISTON Band lp Glee Club 4, Dra- matic Club 3, 47 Hilltop Echo 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Toppers 4, Cir- culation Manager Hilltop Echo 3, Business Manager Hilltop Echo 4, Maior Part, You Can't Take lt With You, Minor Part, Oklahoma, Minor Part, Captain Appleiack. THOMAS MOORE DAVI Varsity Club 3, 4, President 4, Dramatic 1, 2, 3, 4, President Thespians 2, 3, 4, Key 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Proie Staff 'l, 2, 3, 4, Stl Court 3, Glee Club l, 4, Vice-President 3: H room Secretary-Treasur. Vice-President Junior 1 Maior Part, Gypsy Tn dour, Annie Get Your Oklahoma, Carousel, l Part, Quiet Summer, l Part, You Can't Take lt You, Maior Part, Spring, Freshman Baske Reserve Basketball 3, Vw Basketball 47 Freshman ballg Varsity Football 4, Varsity Track lg To, 1, 2, 3, 4, Casters 3, 4 it an-- EMERY ANDREW DILDA Band l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Year- book Staff, Sports Editor 4, Homeroom President 'l, 4, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basket- ball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. ANDREW THOMAS DOMBEY Hi-Y 3, 4, Key Club 2, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Var- sity Track i. DJ, ,E aft 754' ,X lc' - fi .. 9! --,f T' --7 ,ff 7' ,J-f ,Y Q! xr! ,,L .x 6' f-'ff' A ills! Mpil ?'yf?fffc fi iw L ,L+ it Us ,, X T J, LLM! ,U will f cvyffxwii DV will is l,i5Lljil,olbLUwC X ab JMU LJ , 3 it lb L Dfw rsrlflvfliilw f ,A.A. L , ...4, :tic Club a onal tciety 3, 4, Yea book Staff, ,-Editor Activity Section 4, 'aeerleaders' Club l, 2, 3, cretary-Treasurer 4, Pep ub 4, Homeroom Secretary Junior Class Secretary, 1eerleader l, 2, 3, 4, You :n't Take It With You Scen- y, Hall Guard 4, Bowling :am 2. LUDWIG THOMAS DULKA Key Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Varsit Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Secretary I 4, Student Council 2, Homi room Vice-President 3, Fresl man Football, Varsity Foo ball 2, 3, 4, Freshman Ba: ketball, Reserve Basketba 2, 3, Varsity Golf 'l, 2, 3, 1 GWENDOLYN SUE ELSTEN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Debate Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3. MARGARET ROSE FAZEKAS Student Council 1, Home- room Secretary-Treasurer 3. 4.,.,l' ROBERT FILIPOVIC MARY MICHAELE FISHER Freshman Baskelball, Schol- Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Library arship Team 2. Club I, 3, 4, Secretary 2, F.H.A. I, Honor Society 4, G.A.A. I, 3, Topperelles 3. 4 1 41 my 1' Q , RI' PATRICIA LOUISE FORD F.T.A. I, 3, Treasurer 2, F.H.A. 'l, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, latin Club Secrelary 'l, 2, library Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, Girls' Baskel- ball Team I, 2, 3, Bowling Team I, Junior Play Scenery, Hall Guard l, 2, Office Help I, 2, 3. A4 x' S- I sr I ROBERT LOUIS GREVE lnduslrial Arls 3. Q 1 PHYLLIS GEORGIAQM Qi GRUDEN Science Club 4, Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, Debale I, 2, Dramalics 3, 4, Year- book Slaff 4, Maior Part, You Can'f Take If Wifh You. TERRENCE JOHN FRIEL F.F.A. I, 2, News Rep 'l, Treasurer 2, Glee Cll 2, 3, 4. JOHN ELMER HEIKKILA ROBERTA ANN HARTMAN WILLIAM HEATH Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Debaie I, Li- brary Club 2, 3, 4, SecreIary 3, President 4, F.B.L.A. 4, Hall Guard 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4. L SANDRA LEA HEIN Band 2, G.A,A. I, 2, 3, Tr Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Debafe 2, Dre matic Club 3, F.B.L.A. A Homeroom Treasurer 4. CAROL ANN HILGER WILLIAM HLEBAK F.T.A. I, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, French Club 4. DAVID LEE HOSMER Glee Club 3, 4, Debate Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 4, Secretary, Home- room President 2, 3, Fresh- man Football, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, Freshman Basket- boll, Golf 2, 3, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, 4, Maior Part, Antic Spring, Maior Part, You Con't Take It With You, Mi- nor Part, Oklahoma, Casters 3, 4. JUDY HOCKMAN BETH MARIE HOFSTETTER G.A.A. I, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain I, Library Club I, Future Teachers I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Debate Club I, Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pianist I, Junior Court, Junior Class Treasurer, Student Body Treasurer 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Props and Co-Chairman, You Can't Take If With You, Prop Committee, Operetta I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT FRANCIS HUMMEL Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track l, 2, 3, 4. if 'emma is fwllf LEE FREDERICK HURSHMAN Key Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 4, Varsity Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Homeroom Presi- dent 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Echo Staff 3, 4, Hall Guard 3, 4. DANIEL NIEL HUMMI X ANDREW JANU RONALD BRUCE HUTTER PAUL RICHARD JACOBS Band l, 3, Varsity Track 3, Library 'lp Proiection Staff 4. 2 ,3, 4. NX 1 x ' I . n r X lx V fl xv il ll Q cpl Rf ' XX Xu X XM Aj f Wx L X A lk 34 .4 J Gr LA! is J ol V5 J W bk My lf N J Nl U YJ! .JV U My Q 'Q J tl WX wt 'MARGARET ELIZABET JOHNSON G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Program Chairman 3, Li- brary 4, Homeroom President 'lg Homeroom Vice-President 2, Student Council 3. XFN BARBARA LYNN KECK Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. l Dramatic Club 2, 3, Year- book Staff 47 F.T.A. 4, Make up,Annie Get Your Gun. .3135 5 . 1 . L53 L' 5 712: L - Eff f DORTHY IRENE JOHNSON G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y ' 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Gle Club I, 2, 3, 4, Yearboo Staff 3, 4, Homeroom Secn tary 4, Scenery, You Can Take lt With You, Make-up You Con't Take lt With You X v LOIS ANN KUEHNEL Glee Club 3, 4, F.B.L.A. I. JUDITH PATRICIA KELLY Glee Club I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, G.A.A. Ip Dramatic Club 37 Scenery, You Can't Take lt With You, Minor Part, Annie Get Your Gun. THOMAS W. KREMM Hi-Y I, 3, 4, Varsity Club 47 Homeroom Vice-President 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Track 3, 4, Varsity Baseball I, 2, Scholarship Team 3. QMO Q0 XM L NXXB Q MILAND ROBERT LETTE DENNIS CLAYTON LOVE Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President Ip Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 47 Dramatic Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4: Home- room President I, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3, Fresh- man Basketbally Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 3, 4, Scholarship Team 2, Scenery, Annie Get Your Gun, Maior Part, Oklahoma: Maior Part, You Can't Take It With You, Major Part, Cap- tain Appleiack, Maior Part, Carousel. LINDA LOUISE LENGI Dramatic Club I. MAUREEN MAHON ALBERT JOHN MANSFIELD Homeroom Presidenl 3 Scholarship 2. CONSTANCE JANE McEl.WAlN F.H.A. 2, 3. ALLYN DAVID McNAUGHTON Band l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Home room Vice-Presidenl 'l Homeroom Secretory-Treas urer 2, Varsity Track I, 2, 3 4, Scholarship Team 2, 3. F MARIANNE C. MEHLE Library Club 2, 3, 4, Secree tary 3, F.T.A. 4, French Club 4: Scholarship l, 2, 3, Scenery, You Can't Take If With You, IMA MARGARET MCELWAIN Band l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, J, 4, Girls' Baskelball 2, 37 Girls' Track 2, Scholarship Team 2. JAMES LAWRENCE MOORE Glee Club I, 2, Homeroom Vice-President 2, 3, Maior Part, Annie Get Your Gun, J ALAN MIKLOS SHARON LEE MILLER Tri-Hi-Y 'I, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3, G.A.A. I, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 4, Scen- ery, You Can't Take lt With You. XR J' ' w I v 9 X' 1. , sr X-sv JOHN MAUTZ NEILL Band I, 2, 3, 4, Glei 4, Varsity Club 2, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4 President 4, Homeroon President I, 2, 3, Hom President 4, Freshman ball, Varsity Football 4, Freshman Basketba serve Basketball 2, ' Basketball 3, 4, Varsity 2, 3, 4. NORMAN WILLIAM ROGER WILLIAM NICOLET NEWTON Echo Staff 3, Varsity Track 2, Varsity Baseball 4. Teenage Driving Road-E-O. ,sv nf ...- 'K-.. BARBARA LOUISE NOZAR Homecoming Court 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 3, French Club 4, Year- book Staff 4, Honor Society 4, Student Court 4, Home- room Treasurer 3, Secretary- Treasurer I, Girls' Track Team 2, 3, Scholarship Tea 1, Make-up, Anni e ur Man, M IdLklaho ou n KEITH ROBERT ORZEN Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4 Echo Staff 3, Football I, Basketball I, 2, Varsity Bas- ketball 3. F WVU Z ,y,,vVfN ' ,W N RONALD PATTERSON istrial Arts I, 2, Hi-Y 4, etball I. Af ,f ,J XIV, fl , If FREDERICK HERMAN PILDNER Key Club I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Hall Guard 3, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Freshman Basketball I, Reserve Basket- ball 2, 3, Varsity Track I, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND POGORZELSKI ELEANOR PHILIPPE 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, RAY LAWRENCE PRUSHA Varsity Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Tr k 2, 3, 4, Fre an Footbajt if if wi ,f lv I 1 Nik, 5 K Af 21 MARILYN FAYE PORTER Future Teachers 2, 3, 4, Re- porter 4, French Club 4, Vice-President, Dramatic Club Band Echo Staff Home 'l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Staff 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Debate Club 4, room Secretary 3, Girls' Track 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Scholarship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Minor Part, You Can't Take It With Your DAVID ALDEN PRICE National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Var- sity Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Vice-President 4, Casters 3, 4, Boys' Quartette 3, 4, Student Body President 4, Homeroom President I, 2, 3, Freshman Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball, Reserve Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Scholar- ship Team I, 2, 3, 4, Minor Part, You Can't Take It With You. DIXIE LEE RARICK G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Fu- ture Teachers I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 'I 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Hall Guard 4, Topperettes 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Homeroom Secretary I, 2, Student Council Repre- sentative 2, 4, Accompanist for Operetta, Scenery, You Can't Take It With You, Make-up, My Three Angels. CATHERINE ANN RAYI. F.T.A. I, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Recreation Leader 4, G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club I, Little Stars, Co-Captain, Little Stars 2, All Stars 3, 4. ' ?i3?55zf'i? RICHARD BORDEN PU Key Club 2, 3, 4, one I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer ' matic Club 2, 3, 4, I Boys' Quartet I, 2, 3, dent Council Represe 2, 3, Student Court 4, man Basketball, Maic You Can't Take lt Wit Maior Part, Annie Ge Gun, Major Part, Okli Minor Part, Carousel, Part, Antic Spring, Part, Man In The Bowl o-J' I w THOMAS J. RAYL KATHRYN LYNNE ROBERTS Key Club 3, 47 Hi-Y 3, 47 Tru-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Proiection Staff 3, 47 Hall 47 G.A.A. l, 27 Office Help Guard 37 Freshman Basket- 47 Make-up, You Can't Take 7 I I 7 ws 1 , 1 X A c 0 , RY Bl ROBERTSON l.A. 'l, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 17 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 47 nch Club 47 Yearbook ff 3, 47 Scenery, You 1't Take It With You, ior Class Queens' Court. ball l, Reserve Basketball lt With You. lffliwig Milky il fYU5iD07l'x 56 M U0 ll' ., 7 ' 1 . 'i EL E RO S f , ROBERT SCHACK c. . . 1, 72, T'-fr. , , ff 7 . J 7 blee Cl b l, 27' I 1 ' - f!St C c' 7Prompt 4 fly Yo I ake lf With Y 1 ',,f'7 fpfbu H uard 3, 4. Y l X i ,l' , K1 f f K New LINDA JOYCE ROSE Glee Club l7 Trl-Hi-Y 17 De- bate l, 2, 47 F.T.A. l, 2, 3, 47 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 47 Honor Society 3, Aj Hilltop Echo Staff 2, 3, 47 Yearbook Stott 47 F.T.A. Vice-President 47 Hilltop Echo Copy Editor 47 Homeroom Secretary - Treas- urer l7 Vice-President 27 Scholarship Team l, 2, 37 Maior Part, You Can't Take lt With You7 Minor Part, Captain Appleiaclr. is SUSAN MARIE SEUFER F.H.A. 4g Tri-Hi-Y lp Library Club lg Glee Club 'l, 4. JANE ELLEN SCHNEIDER Glee Club I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Future Teachers 'Ip G.A.A. I, 2, Homeroom Sec- retary 47 Scenery, You Can't Take lt With You. BONNIE GRACE SEBOR G.A.A. I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, President 4. CONSTANCE E. SPARE Glee Club Ig Debate Club I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, F.T.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 4, National Honor Society 3, 47 French Club 4, President 4, Scholarship Team I, 2. THOMAS SPISAK FRANCES RUTH SKIBA G.A.A. 'I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Scenery, You Can't I With You. QA ITHA LOU STONE 'li-Y I, Future Teachers E, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, NANCY KAY STEINGASS F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, F.T.A. 4, Dramatic 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Scenery and Minor Part, Annie Get Your Gun, Scenery and Maior Part, Oklahoma, Scenery, Make- up and Minor Part, You Can't Take It With You. GARY ROBERT STINCHCOMB Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Echo Staff 3, Homeroom President I, 2, 4, Homeroom Vice- President 3, Freshman Bas- ketball, Freshman Football, Vdrsity Football 2, 3, Reserve Basketball 2. JOYCE ELAINE STRONG A DENNIS ANDREW SZABO DALE SPENCER STREET Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Varsity Track I, 2, Minor Part, Captain Applefack. 'hm DONNA RAE UNDERWOOD 'CHQ KATHLEEN ANN TEMPLE Cheerleaders I, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, G.A.A. l, Dramatic Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Homeroom Secretary-Treas- urer 2, Homeroom Vice- President 1, Freshman Cheer- leader, Reserve Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Student Director, You Can't Take It With You, Track Statistician 3, Year Book Staff 3, 4, Senior Class Edi- tor 4. JANICE MAE TROMM F.H.A. 1, G.A.A. l. ARLENE THELMA VAUX Glee Club 2, 3, G.A.A. l, Tri4Hi-Y l, Cheerleaders Club l, Dramatics Club 2, Home- room President I, Freshman Cheerleader. GEORGE WALSH Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Minor Part, You Can'f Take It With You, Backstage and Scenery, Oklahoma. KAREN VANDENBUII VID ALLAN WEITZENHOF y Club 2, 3, 4, National nor Society 4, Science fb 4, Scholarship Team 3. x 3 MARY SHEILA WALSH Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary I, Year- book Staff 2, 3, 4, Asst. Edi- tor 3, Editor 4, Hilltop Echo 2, 3, 4, Vice-President of Homeroom 2, Freshman Bas- ketball Statistician 'I, Var- sity Baseball Statistician 2, 3, 4, Football Statistician 4, Scholarship Team 2, Minor Part, You Can't Take lt With You, G.A.A. l, 2. sv-, I . CLYDE ANTHONY WEARSCH Key Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Homeroom President 2, Vice- President 'l, Golf l, 2, 3, Maior Part, Captain Apple- jack. x - if' - -- it y-l x..A 1'l --x C --A X vfii ' '- .M ..-I STEPHEN ALLEN WICK Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Okla- homa Scenery-Lights, Minor Part, You Can't Take It With You, Antic Spring Scenery- Lights. GERALD WAYNE WILMOT Vice-President 4, Scholarship Team 3, Minor Part, You Can't Take lt With You, Scenery. il Q X X X SUSAN JANETTE WELLS Glee Club 4, Topperettes 4 Echo Staff 4, Maior Par! Carousel. -Q? MICHELLE KATHLEEN WOOllAMS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, French Club 4, F.'l'.A. 4, Dra- matic Club 2, 3, 4, Home- room Secretary-Treasurer I, 2, 3, 4, Minor Part, Annie Get Your Gun, Scenery, Annie Get Your Gun, Scen- ery, Oklahoma, Scenery, You Scenery, Captain Appleiack, Junior Class Queen, Home- coming Court 4. W., Can't Take It With You, M Il, JEAN ETTE MAY WILMOT KAY ELAINE WOLLPERT Tri-Hi-Y 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, li- brary Club l, Future Teach- ers I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Honor Society 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Student Council Rep- resentative I, 2, Homeroom President 3, Clerk of Courts 4, Statistician of Basketball I, Scholarship Team l, 2, 3, 4. MM., I..- x I 4 I M To EDWARD STEVEN ZAMER PATRICIA ANN ZAVERAI. Key Club 1, 2, 3, Echo Staff 3, Echo Editor 4, Reserve Basketball 2, 3. F.H.A. 4. JANIE JOANNE WRIC Glee Club 3, 4, Ye Staff 4, Future Teoct G.A.A. 4, Dramatic C Pep Club 4, Homeroo retary 3, Track Stat 4, Backstage, Oklahon STANLEY CARL HUTTON 3 L: 3 N R -- Xi QQ is 1 se X. ., 'z-. C Having been chosen on scholastic standing and ability, the following seniors represented the Chardon High School on the 1960 Scholarship Team. Seated: Mickey Woollams, Kay Wollpert, Mary Ann Bradley, Beth Hofstetter, Carol Childs, Linda Rose, Connie Spare, Barb Nozar, Mary Fisher. Standing: Peggy Faze- kas, Martha Stone, Sheila Walsh, Marilyn Porter, Dave Hosmer, Lee Hurshman, Chuck Budenz, Bob Den- niston, Emery Dilda, Tom Davis, Fred Pildner, Jerry Wilmot, Dave Price, Dave Weitzenhol, Allyn Mc Naughton. Ciiviiies No matter what his interests be, a typical Chardon High student can find much enioyment in his school's activity program. Besides having a good time, he learns to work with others on practical prob- lems which arise. Interests varying from dramatics to auto mechanics and home economics to publications are aptly comprised in school-sponsored activity. Encouragement is given students wishing to develop and cultivate talentp initiative is supportedg self-satisfaction is obtained as goals are met. Thanks are to be given the faculty members who make Chardon activities the enjoyment they are. .W ,...-- ' 5 gym, EN-9, ' , h. ri ' ..- 'gl qu 'Ku as gp ew - l - - ww, , ,Q L b Bax.. ,N xi, -xX. fi? xx x mul' Vp! Members of the Chardon High School Glee Club are: first row- Edwina Hofstelter, Nancy Knapp, Mary Lou Buehner, Sandy Moulton, Rama Schinagle, Paula Bostwick, Judy Blaha, Rhea Singerman, Jeanne Mansfield, Robert Jedlinslcy, Bill Zak, Pat Fisher, second row -Carol Baker, Debbie Blum, Cecilia Witt, Thalia Schinagle, Sue Donahue, Delores Churney, Ivan Anzur, Cecilia Nagy, Priscilla Safko, Darrel Little, Mary Thompson, Mary Jo Coradi, third row-- Barb Nozar, Sheila Walsh, Diane Ashman, Sue Suefer, Karen Vandenburg, Thelma Johnson, Linda Tann, Pam Wingenbach, Barbara Haiiar, Delores Reese, Carole King, Sue Kingston, fourth row-John Koritandky, Beth Hofstetter, l.es Ash, Larry Buehner, Tom Buehner, Lois Kuehnel, Phyllis Gruden, Kathy Temple, Delores Hite, Joan Bewberry, Tina Pozone, Nancy Steingassg fifth row- Elaine Schannaker, Ken Temple, Dennis Lover, Kay Wollpert, Tom Davis, Fred Grentz, Dale Weir, Mary Sue Pope, Glen Brown, Dave Hosmer, John Neil, Dennis Shimko. The Toppers are always ready to perform-Dale Weir, John Erb, Ken Temple, Dick Pulsifer, Carl Rogers, Dave Price, Tom Davis, Phillip McNaughton, and Bob Denniston. On pitch and coming through loud and clear are the Topperettes-Sue Wells, Elaine Schannaker, Nancy Steingass, Dixie Rarick, Cece Witt, Susie Phipps, Nancy Knapp, Paula Bostwick, and Debbie Blum. SING ALON 'ITH ANNA More members of the Chardon High School Glee Club are First Row: John Erb, Steve Burgess, Penny Haueter, Beverly Barr, Diane Henry, Sue Phipps, Pat Haueter, Emmett Johnson, Jane Deiclrich, Linda McBride, Marilyn Hlebak, Gwen Novak. Second Row: Elaine Warner, Karen Reith, Patti Ash, Robbie Rickard, Bruce Detre, Phillip McNaughton, Noreen Underwood, Patti Fina, Sue Knapp, Martha Price, Janet Sulc, Nancy Strainic. Third Row: Martha Neunclorfer, Connie Krause, Joyce Johnson, Sally Williams, Barbara Sulc, Martha Stone, Frank Suefer, Sue Pfahl, Janice Wright, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Bundus. Fourth Row: Peg Fina, Mary Ann Bradley, Dixie Rarick, Michelle Wollams, Terry Friel, Michael Altrogge, Dick Pulsifer, Gary Hummel, Joyce Freeman, Susan Wells, Mary Fisher, Janet Ford, Miss Anna Dunn. Fifth Row: Don Deia, Richard Opper, Bob Denniston, Chuck Dunbar, Randy Mischne, Dave Price, Glenn Grant, Carl Rogers, Marlene Reniclc, Dorothy Rusnalc, Tom Baptie. The Echos take time for a breath - Ceci- lia Nagy, Sue Knapp, Rhea Singerman, Martha Price, Penny Haueter, Dorothy Rusnak, Eclwina Hofstetter, Carol Baker, and Diane Henry. Miss Dunn relaxes at the piano at end of a typical day: three senior high chorus groups, and a iunior high chorus also, only to be facecl with operetta rehearsal in a few hours. Quebec Or Bust!! 42:1 Members of fhe newly formed French Club are pas? and presenl French siudenis. Row One: Nancy Stein- gass, Dohie Johnson, Barb Nozar. Row Two: Mrs. Elizaberh Keuhnle, Mickey Woolams, Marianne Mehle. Row Three: Marilyn Porfer, Carole Childs, Kathy Temple, Blair Roberfson. We're With You Team!! jf K A 'I' J S 4 Forming ihe Chardon High Cheerleaders' club are Varsify Cheerleaders: Linda McBride, Karen Donohoe, Barb Sheehe, Kafhy Temple, Linda Rogers, and Nancy Knapp. Reserve Cheerleaders: Paula Bostwick, Xlee Steele, Elaine Warner, and Mrs. Annabelle Chaney, Advisor. Freshman Cheerleaders: Margie Hills, Judy Corrigan, Pai Pina, .lane Diedrich, and Joy Hahl. O- Who You Gonna Yell For? .E 1 Row One: Diane Henry, Sue Hildenbrand, Elaine Goff, Frances Bradley, Marilyn Hlebak, Cathy Price, Rama Schinagle, Patty Haueter, Paula Bostwick. Row Two: Judy Blaha, Wilma Triplett, Valerie Small, Judy Corrigan, Jackie Prince, Beverly Barr, Linda Rogers, Margie Hills, Rheta Grant. Row Three: Pat Bruns- ltole, Pat Fisher, Debby Blum, Patty Ash, Robby Rickard, Dolores Cherne, Janice Ernyei, Cecelia Witt. Row Four: Dorothy Johnson, Pat Fina, Mary Ellen Morse, Barbara Bundus, Barb Sulc, Margaret Daniels, Barbara Sheehe, Elaine Warner, Barbara Nozar, Diane Welch. Row Five: Cindy Phillips, Karen Orzen, Marcia Woodford, Diane Nicolet, Jo Ann Vokoun, Joan New- berry, Peggy Fina, Dixie Rarick, Nancy Steingoss. This year Chardon High has tried to bolster her school spirit with a pep block. The varsity cheerleaders have helped by teaching group routines and novelty song yells . Each member has worn the school's colors while attending the sporting events. There are great hopes in the future for this group since it wants to start a flash card section. The club will give those students who do not actively participate on the teams a feeling of close relationship with them. The teams seem to show their best results when the students are enthusiastic. Row One: Beverly Hlebak, Nancy Knapp, Linda Young, Karen Donohoe, Linda McBride, Joy Hahl, Edwina Hofstetter, Debby Davis, Rhea Singerman. Row Two: Sue Knapp, Delores Reese, Carol Baker, Bonnie Hein, Jeanne Mansfield, Jane Diedriclc, Thalia Schincgle, Rosemary Lendl, Mary Osborn, Mrs. Chaney. Row Three: Nancy Strainic, Janet Sulc, Sandy Davidson, Cheryl Stinchcomb, Gwen Dinsmore, Barbara Lawson, Linda Zimmer- man, Joyce Johnson, Carolyn lessick. Row Four: Sue Wells, Blair Robertson, Diane Ashman, Barbara Keck, Janice Wright, Kathy Temple, Xlee Steele, Joyce Freeman, Sandy Samonek, Conny Krause. Row Five: Michelle Woolams, Candy Carver, Kathy Krause, Tina Pozone, Sue Kingston, Paulette Biclgood, Mary Ann Bradley, Paula Falls, Beth Hofstetter, Judy Freeman Never Too Many Cooks! F' 1 Amsbury, Connie Mcflwain, Frances Bradley, Judith Tappe, Members of the Future Homemalrers of America are Rheta Sandy Skapura, Judy Blaha. Row Three: Judy Butler, Susan Grant, Joy Hahl, Cindy Oplinger, Sharon Blalceslee, Bonnie Seufer, Martha Bowers, Emma Nelson, Sharyn Stafford, Judy Hein, Karen Vandenburg, Dottie Bradley, Rosemary Lendel, Baker, Kathy Parsons, Dolores Cherne, Jane Diedrick. Susan Hildenbrand. Row Two: Mrs. Stanley, Advisor, Karen 'fix Tx J ,, as Q a . 5' -.v-. QHBNYDV gl V'NN'5'5r F Q is 5. Diane Ashman, Judy Hillen, Judy Bosco, Jeanne Mansfield, Mary Warner. Row Three: Bridgette Bradley, Barb Zaverol, Kathy Rayl, Linda Young. Row Two: Mrs. McDonald, Advisor, Sue Boyle, Pat Zaverol, Carol Cochran, Jane Osbo, Joanne Diane Henry, Margaret Smith, Karen Koritansky, Karen Cooley, Hockburg, Linda Parr, Leora Nelson. v--rf FTA Honors Teachers F.T.A. officers serve tea to the faculty. Beth Hofstetter, Ed- wina Hofstetter, Tina Pinzone, Mary Ann Bradley, Linda Rose, Marilyn Porter, Rama Schinagle 1 Mrs. Bowers, Advisor. me Cecelia Witt, Ken Temple, Patty Ash, Sue Pfahl, Peg Fina, Marty Price, Carol King, Rama Schinagle, Tom Baptie, John Koritansky, Penny Haueter, Phillip McNaughton, Phyl- lis Gruden, Bob Denniston, Suzy Phipps, Carl Rogers, Sue Wells, Tom Davis, Dennis Love, Jane Diedrick, Steve Burgess. Carousel Julie Jordan W77 Billy Bigelow 7 ,W Carrie Pipperidge Enoch Snow 777 THE CAST 77 7 ccee 77W77 Susan Wells 7 Dennis Love .s,A Susan Phipps John Koritansky Nettie Fowler ,,,,,,, 7W 77 7 Martha Price Jigger Craigin ,,,, 7 Mrs. Mullin ,, 7W David Bascombe Captain First Policeman ,,,,,, Second Policeman Arminy -W7W,-.W W777 7W Thomas Davis W Phyllis Gruden 7777 7 Carl Rogers 7 Robert Denniston W Kenneth Temple 77W7 7W,777 7 7 Thomas Baptie ,, ,WWW ,,,,. 7 Cecelia Witt Heavenly Friend -7 7 Richard Pulsifer Starkeeper ..,,,.,,.., W, WW7. David Price Louise ,,.,, 7- ,,,,,,,, 77 ,,,,.,,,,, Jane Diedrick Enoch Snow, Jr. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 Michael Fisher Principal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 Dale Weir Doctor Seldon ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, 7 7 David Price Juggler .,e,,,7.,,.e....,,,,,,7, David Hosmer Director .,... .7-77W-7.7W777W Mrs. A. David Price Music Director ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 Miss Anna L. Dunn Student Director ,,,,,,,,.... W Nancy Steingass Prompter .e..,.. W---WWWW Mary Ann Bradley Vi. s n, iv if , ,ei il il f fe. Annu Valeslm isvly Phippsi. Oh, Monsieur, lake the iewel case a ii. Ambrose is played by Dennis Love. Breaking fhe sei are Rich Opper, Ken Temple, Leslie Ash, larry Boehner, Thomas Beuhner, Don Golf. CAPTAIN APPLEJACK Aces high, all ucesl Ready io muiiny are Ken Temple, Iver Szunyi, Ted Ailcens, John Neill, Steve Burgess, Tom Kremm, Dave Price, Tony Weorsch, Dennis love, Sue Pfohl, Sue Phipps, and reclining, Dick Dusu. HONORED ACTING The National Thespian Society, so named in honor of the Greek actor Thes- pis, is represented in the Chardon troupe by those students who have participated in the various phases ot the school's dra- matic productions. The Chardon troupe is one of over a thousand such groups, organized to pro- mote better dramatics in high schools. mbers of Thespian Society: Mrs. Price, Advisor, Carl Rogers, Tom Davis, Dave Hosmer, Mary Ann clley, Dick Pulsifer, Rhea Singerman, Nancy Steingass. CURTAIN CALLS ,B fx J lembers of Dramatic Club are Top Row: Carl Rogers, Tina Polone, Tom Iavis, Mary Ann Bradley, Dot Rusnak, Marilyn Porter, Bob Denniston, lary Sue Pape, Dave Hosmer, Dennis Love, Peggy Fina, Dick Pulsifer. econd Row: Janet Ford, Kathy Krause, Sue Nicolet, Nancy Steingass, ay Wollpert, Michelle Woollams, Dixie Rarick, Elaine Schanaker, Sue ingston, Cecelia Witt, Pat Fina. Third Row: Kathy Temple, Carol King, arolyn Lessick, Sue Donahue, Connie Krause, Judy Freeman, Martha Price, Mary Ellen Morse, Maureen Fowler, Joan Newberry, Xlee Steele. Fourth Row: Sheila Walsh, Dottie Johnson, Beverly Barr, Blair Robertson, Pat Brunskile, Phyllis Gruden, Robbie Rickard, Sue Spear, Debbie Blum, Cathy Price, Mrs. Price. Bottom Row: Edwina Hofstetter, Sue Knapp, Nancy Knapp, Sue Pfahl, .lack Pulsifer, les Pines, Rhea Singerman, Sharon Metcalfe, Carol Baker, Sue Phipps. That Stands for Champions Row One: Coach David McGrew. Row Two: Bob Hummel, Emery Dilda. Row Three. Jerry Maxwell, Carl Andreano, Ted Aikens, Tom Kremm, Don Barnett, Row Four: Coach Donald Rhodes, Dennis love, Tom Burke, Ray Prusha, Joe Huxel, Coach Aatos Nikkila. Row Five: Chas Crant, David Price, Andy Domby, Tom Davis, Worth Wollpert, Luddie Dulka. Row Six: Fred Pildner, Tom Rayl, Lee Hurshman, Charlie Brown, John Neill, Chuck Dunbar, Don Deia, Chuck Budenz. The Varsity Club of Chardon High School consists of those boys who have won a letter in any varsity sport. The club seeks to promote better sportsmanship and a more wholesome attitude. Upholding Christian Ideals HK Aiming to uphold Christian ideals are the members of Hi-Y. Neill, Tom Davis, David Price, Dennis Love, Mr. Orrin Bradley Row One: Dick Pulsifer, Bob Hummel, Emery Dilda, Tom Burke, Advisor. Row Three: Luddie Dulka, Dave Hosmer, Keith Orzen Tom Rayl, Andy Domby, Tony Wearsch, Tom Kremm, Row Two: Chuck Budenz, Charlie Brown, George Walsh, Dick Burgess, Mr. Phillip Slane, Advisor: Ray Prusha, Charlie Grant, John Our Community's Key Mm. Members of the Key Club strive to serve the community. Row One: John Rayman, Steve Burgess, Allyn McNaughton, Doug Sage. Row Two: Dave Weitzenhof, Emery Dilda, Dick Pulsifer, Bill Vokoun, Tom Rayl, Ron Marx, Tony Wearsch, Carl Roger, Mr. Kenneth Lampmon, Advisor. Row Three: John Bowyer, Tom Davis, Luddie Dullca, Al Tromm, Keith Newberry, Dave Price, Jerry Maxwell. Row Three: Bob Blum, lee Hurshman, Bill Head, Fred Pildner, John Hurshman, Dave Hosmer, Chuck Dunbar, Worth Wollpert. Smiling Spirit ol the March Mary .lo Coracli Head Maiorette foil G 1. Marsha Woodford Suzanne Spear Paulette Bidgood Beverly Ba rr Marilyn Hlebal: Cindy Opllnger Will We Make the Deadline? I - lx Glancing over yearbook pages are Mrs. Phipps, Advisor, Roger Dilda, Mr. Bradley, Judy Bosco, Nancy Sfeingass, Karen Dono- Williams, Sheila Walsh, Ediforg Dave Price, Nancy Knapp, Carl hoe, Mary Ann Bradley, Marilyn Porter, Lee Hurshman, Barb Rodgers, Don Barnert, Kafhy Temple, Chuck Dunbar, Emery Sheehe, Dixie Rarick, Barb Nozar, Mr. Kosinki, Susan Phipps. last minute checks are made on the book by: George Walsh, Roger Williams, lee Hurshman, Karen Donohoe, Sheila Walsh, Kaihy Temple, Susan Phipps. FWQS -L. l..,b Nln 'X I ----'fgb Row One: Roger Bride, Nancy Slrainic, Cecelia Witt. Row Two: Pat Haueier, Lin- Ken Temple, George Walsh, Collie Mauser, Dick Lyfle, Bill Head, da Rose, Barb Bundus, Charlene Colvin, Daily Johnson, Blair John Hurshman, Phyllis Gruden, Linda Keller. locey, Worth Wollperf, Tom Rayl, Linda Mc Roberison, Janet Sulc, Barb Keck, Janice Wright. Row Three: Your Assignments Are Posted ------ This year's Hilltop Echo staff consists of First Row: John Ray- mond, Tom Kremm, Sue Wells, Marilyn Porter, Bob Dennis- ton, Ed Zamer, Ray Prusha, Linda Rose, Mr. Ladd. Second Row: Louis Pitschman, Marilyn Hlebak, Noreen Underwood, Rhea Singerman, Arlene Wozniak, Dorothy Meek, Sue Phipps, Sue Pfahl, Rich Ashba. Third Row: Susan Hildenbrand, Jackie Prince, Wilma Triplett, Cindy Phillips, Sharon Metcalfe, Robbie Rickard, The Hilltop Echo, Chardon's school news- paper, is published eight times a year. Pub- lication is under the general supervision of the journalism class, although students not enrolled in journalism may also work on the Echo and receive honor points for doing so. During the current school year, two new policies were adopted in connection with the Hilltop Echo. Instead of having a subscription campaign, the cost of a sub- scription was included in the student activ- ity fee, and a copy ot the Scholastic Roto magazine was included with each issue of the Echo. Both of these changes were well received. Judy Freeman, Kathy Krause, Jim Orr. Fourth Row: Diane Pfaff, Diane Rusnak, Barb Clary, Peggy Brainard, Judy Blaha, Penny Haueter, Pat Haueter, Diana Henry, Janice Ernyei, Barbara Schley. Fifth Row: Linda Keller, Lee Hurshman, Carl Rogers, Cindy Opplinger, Mary Ann Bradley, Sheila Walsh, Roger Loecy, Worthy Wollpert, Barbara Hadjar, Jerry Donoghue. Members of Quill and Scroll. Row One: Suzey Phipps, Sheila Walsh, Karen Danahoe Row Two: Edward Zamer, Chuck Dunbar, Bob Denniston, Lee Hurshman. Quill and Scroll, the national honorary journa- listic society, is composed of juniors and seniors who are in the upper third of their classes and have done superior work in some phase of journalism. This includes work on both school newspapers and yearbooks. Last year the Chardon chapter, which was founded in 1936, adopted the name of the Zora E. Peters Chapter, in honor of a teacher who had de- voted a number of years to the publication of the Hilltop Echo. It was felt that this would be a fitting tribute to her as she retired from teaching. Hey You! Y ! n Members of Chardon's versarile marching and cancer! band are Row One: Ed Gardini, Dan Bawye den, and Paula Falls. Row Two: Gwen Elsfen, Carolyn Newberry, Mary Woollams, Kathy Hummf McNaughton, Rudy Schumer, Dennis Strong, Allyn McNaughton, and Roger Williams. Row Three Gary Huiier, Arbin Vaughn, Russell George, Bill Head, Dick Opper, Marilyn Porter, Emery Dilda, S Grant, Mr. Urho Seppelin, and Mr. Richard McConnell, Diredors. She Droppf 'X Chardon's high-sfepping maioreiles for 1959 were Spear, Marcia Woodford, Paulette Bidgood, I Out ol Step hiirighf, Sieve Burgess, Connie Thrasher, Cindy Oplinger, Paulette Bidgood, Pam Gruden, Phyllis Gru- ear, Beverly Barr, Connie McElwain, Mary Jo Coradi, Dick Dusa, Rich Boyle, Sandie Davidson, Phil nkuch, Bill Sfeffancin, Joyce Rand, Marilyn Hlebak, Bob Schneider, Vicfor Dilda, Marcia Woodford, aulten, Marty Vennemon, and Don Goff. Row Four: Brian Crotty, Dale Streei, Walter Johnson, Richard 'he Baton! x Aary Jo Coradi, Head Maioreffe, Cindy Oplinger, Sue iarr, and Marilyn Hlebak. x NIU sNU Elected to the Student Council by their homerooms are the Student Council representatives. Seated are the Student Body officers: Tom Burke, Vice-President, Dave Price, President, Dave Hosmer, Secretary, and Beth Hofstetter. Standing are Connie Spare, Barbara Zaveral, Mirian McArthur, Richard Boyle, Beverly Barr, Nancy Knapp, Paula Bostwick, Susan Hildebrand, and Louis Pitschman. ln the third row are Victor Dilda, Merl Davis, Marcia Woodford, Joan Skiba, Jeff Johnson, Carl Rogers, Dixie Rarick, Bob Hummel, and Mr. Charles Porter, Advisor. ff al Prudence, indeed, will dictate Members elected to the Student Court by the student body are Kay Wollpert, Clerk of Courts, Mr. Wallace Kosinsky, Advisor, Glenn Grant, Barbara Nozar, and Richard Pulsifer. Hllll llll lllll llllltlil rllllll 1'-If During the summer of l959, Emery Dilda and David Price were the representatives to the Boy's State Convention in Athens, Ohio. The session lasted for ten days. During this time the boys learned how the state, county and city governments oper- ate by operating a small government within the Boy's State community. At Boys' State We Sold Magazines Karen Orzen, Susie Phipps, Cindy Oplinger and Mary Jane Osborn. Mary Jane Osborn placed first, Karen Orzen placed second, Susie Phipps placed third, and Cindy Oplinger placed fourth. No AQUA Recreatl Members of the Tri-Hi-Y Club. First Row: Mary Osborn, Thalia Schinagle, Jackie Prince, Mary Jo Coradi, Barb Barr, Paula Bostwick, Pat Brunskole, Linda Rogers, Pat Haueter. Second Row: Barb Sulc, Linda Zimmerman, Cindy Oplinger, Barb Lawson, Bonnie Sebor, Blair Robertson, Barb Bundus, Pat Fina. Third Row: Kathy Parsons, Paulette Bidgood, Marsha Woodford, Bon- nie Sulc, Sue Kingston, Carol Lessick, Mary Ellen Morse. Fourth Row: Mary Ann Bradley, Michelle Wolloms, Sheila Walsh, Kay Wollpert. Fifth Row: Joanne Vokoun, Tina Pozone, Kathy Krause. Sixth Row: Mary Sue Pope, Peg Fina. Spare the Rocl Members of the Future Teachers Club. Row One: Edwina Hoi- stetter, Pat Brunsko, Roma Schinagle, Pat Haueter, Paula Bost- wick, Carol Hilger, Nancy Strainic, Cathy Price, Marianne Mehle, Mrs. Bowers, Advisor. Row Two: Dale Ault, Sally Wil- liams, Pat Ford, Linda Potter, Patty Ash, Linda Zimmerman, Janet Sulc, Martha Stone, Judy Nichols. Row Three: Beth Hof- stetter, Carole Childs, Mary Ellen Morse, Sue Donoghue, Marty Price, Pat Fina, Connie Krause, Barb Sheehe, Barb Keck, Sheila Walsh. Row Four: Nancy Steingass, Kay Wollpert, Mickey Woollams, Dixie Rarick, Mary Ann Bradley, Linda Rose, Connie Spare, Ruth Ann Keller, Carolyn Newberry. Row Five: Carolyn Lessick, Mary Sue Pope, Peg Fino, Joan Newberry, Tina Pin- zone, Marilyn Porter, Karen Orzen, Joyce Freeman, Karen Donohoe. .4 fithout Paying Obligation Members of Tri-Hi-Y Club are First Row: Rama Schinagle, Diana Henry, Bev Hlebak, Edwina Hotstetter, Judy Tappe, Marilyn Hlebak, linda McBride, Charlene Colvin, Nancy Knapp. Second Row: Dian Ashman, Andrea Ahonen, Diane Welch, Janet Sulc, Robby Rickard, Rosemary Lendl, Dottie Johnson, Patti Ash. Third Row: Paula Falls, Elaine Warner, Janice Ernyei, Joyce Freeman, Sue Seufer, Sally Williams, Mrs. Kuehnle, Advisor. Fourth Row: Carole Childs, Beth Hofstetter, Kathy Roberts, Karen Orzen. Fifth Row: Joan Newberry, Nancy Steingass, Dixie Rarick. Sixth Row: Candace Carver, Cindy Phillips, Take A Letter ws Ns f Members of F.B.L.A. are Row One: Judy Freeman, Diane Ash- man, Bonnie Sebor, Barb Clary, Thelma Johnson. Row Two: Joyce Strong, Mr. Foti, Advisor, Sandra Hein, Sandy Skipura, Sandy Davidson, Lois Kuehnel, Roberta Hartman, Kathy Velcek Peggy Brainerd, Mary Jo Coradi, Mrs. Crockett, Advisorg Andy Ahonan. Hey Bud! Got A Pass? fl ik. 5 'S-.www -...RNA --y.....,,, The Hall Moniiors Thai keep order are Row One: linda Rogers, Karen Korifansky, Judy Hillen, Karen Donohoe, Brigeife Bradley, Barb Nozar. Sealed: Carl Rogers. Row Two: Dave Price, Charlie Grant, Ken Temple, Jim Rockafellow. Row Three: Mike Epsfein, at Yyxs lee Hurshman, Rich Opper, George Walsh, Tom Burke. Fourfh Row: Keifh Newberry, Dave Urban, Sue Ellen Rossbach, Dixie Rorick, Worth Wollpert. Don't Need One! We ,,. I Members of Chardon chapier of Ohe Naiional Honor Socieiy are Row One: Cathy Price, Linda Rogers, Barbara Bundus, Connie Spare, Barb Nozar, Mary Ann Bradley, Mary Fisher, Beth Holsfever, Linda Rose, Xlee Sleele, Paulelfe Bidgood, Karen Donohoe. Row Two: Bill Vokoun, Ronald Marx, Dave Price, Bill at 1 Head, Peg Fina, Carol Childs, Dave Weifzenhof, Bob Blum, Allyn McNaughion. Row Three: Keilh Newberry, Worfh Wollperi, Chuck Budenz, Kay Wollperf, John Hurshman, Fred Pildner, Dave Hosmer, Marilyn Porter, Chuck Dunbar, Mrs. Bradley, Advisor, Emery Dilda. Members of lhe Industrial Arts Club are Raymond Laing, Bob R0l dY MlSCl1N?, PUUl H0ClU'10'M Bill FEnSl'1UW, Jim Boro, Bill Neill, Richard Marlhe, Frank Edgingion, Ken Bouillion, Bill l-CHQ, Tim Connell, Cuff Whlfflghfi RON MeUl1lelSnf MY- CVUVPW Dressler, Bill Euslachc, Arbin Vaughn. Row Two: Frank Kluuse, MT- Comb. Slice Thumb, Son? Mr. Craven explains lhe use of ihe banclsaw to Richard Marlhe, Raymond Laing, Bob Neill, Arbin Vaughn, and Bill Dressler. Quiet Please! Members of the Library Club are Sandy Skapura, Sue Craxton, Ault, Sally Williams, Diane Pauler, Sondra Lyman, Mary Fisher Ed Bowman, Karen Vandenburg, Loretto Rockafellow, Sandy Leora Nelson, Mrs. Hooper, Head librarian seated at desk. Seufer, Roberta Hartman, linda Potter, Kathy Parsons, Dale Mrs. Hooper has completely rearranged our library facilities. Incorporated in its present decor are mobiles and attractive book cover designs. More freedom has been given the students also. Erasers? Paper? Pencils? .fv- .N 4-fp V7 lil Clerks of the school store: Mary Osborn, Mary Ellen Morse, Cindy Phillips, Xlee Steele, Judy Bosco, linda Rogers. THUKULF in-'S' The frog. Siudenis insped the 1959 Science Fair Let's Excel the Russians Row One: Chuck Dunbar, Presidenig John Hurshman, Vice Presl- denfg Linda Keller, Secrefaryg Rhea Singerman, Reporferg Dennis Jedlinsky, Treasurer. Row Two: Frank Kunslul, Brian Crofty, Phillip McNaugh1on, Eric Kulp, Judy Blaha, Jean-Ann Mansfield, Sharon Metcalf, Mariy Veneman, Fred Epleri, Jerry sf Donoghue, Kathy Krause, Dolores Cherne, Sandra Lyman, Phyl- lis Gruden, Gwen Dinsmore, Diane Pfaff, David Wierzenhof, Lee Hurshman, Jerry Maxwell, Jerry Wilmot, Dick Dusa, Bill Head, Dick Lytle, Ronald Marx, Joyce Johnson, Candy Carver, Polly Zepp, Marvin Johnson. Tomorrov Members of GAA are Raw One: Judy Tappe, Karen Amsbary, Beverly Hlebak, Elaine Goff, Sandy Mt Elwain, Marilou Buehner, Francis Bradley, Joy Hahl, Nancy Knapp, linda McBride, Marilyn l' Haiiar, Linda Began, Cherye Stinchcomb, Janice Ernyei, Janet Sulc, Cecelia Witt, Margaret E Linda Young. Row Three: Sue Pfahl, Xlee Steele, Wilma Triplett, Barb Nozar, Diane Pfaff, Cindy Op Zimmerman, Rayelta Robuslry, Beverly Barr, Paula Bostwick, Judy Butler. Row Four: Kathy Hummel, I Ellen Morse, Elaine Warner, Martha Price, Leora Nelson, Pat Fina, Jo Anne Hockbery, Linda l Johnson, Phyllis Gruden, Sandy Samonelr, Mary Ann Bradley, Connie Krause, Kay Wollpen, Newberry, Debbie Blum, Cathy Price, Cindy Phillips. Row Six: Rosemarie Spisak, Bonnie Sulc, Joyce linda Keller, Kathy Krause, Karen Orzen, Peggy Fina, Joan Newberry, Tina Pozone, Connie Th Our Hippolylas Mary Osborn Program Chairman, Elaine Warner, Vice President, Peggy Fina, Treasurer, Cindy Phillips, Secretary Peggy Johnson President l JTICIZOHS s K y Nichols, Delores Meek, Judy Corrigan, Judy Balmer, Mary Jane Osborn, Charlene Colvin, Peggy Mc dra Sinagra, Gwen Novak. Row Two: Pat Haueter, Carol Warren, Pam Wingenbach, Linda Tann, Barb dy Davidson, Nancy Strainic, Pat Fisher, Penny Haueter, Mary Mansfield, Jane Diedrich, Judy Blaha, hy Rayl, Paula Butler, Pat Ford, Gwen Dinsmore, Pat Ash, Loretta Rockafellow, Jean Exley, Linda pge, Thalia Schinagle, Barb Bundus, Rosemary Lendl, linda Parr, Susan Donoghue, Paula Falls, Mary b Reminder, Sue Knapp, Pam Gruden, Dottie Johnson. Row Five: Dolores Reese, Jan Wright, Peggy olams, Dixie Rarick, Linda Rose, Barbara Sulc, Blair Robertson, Barb Lawson, Ruth Ann Keller, Carolyn , Marcia Woodford, Martha Neundorfer, Sue Kingston, Jo Ann Vokoun, Dottie Rusnak, Marilyn Porter, l Novak, Rheta Grant, Dolores Cherne. Q8 See the Basket, See the Ball . . . We're counting on you Elaine. Make if Maggie' x t be-. ,.,- ports Whether it's a football spiralling over the goalpost or a basket- ball dancing around its hoop, sports never fail to excite Chardon fans. Enthusiastic spectators, breathless cheerleaders, calculating coaches, and determined players typify most Friday evenings during Chardon's sports' seasons. Team spirit is that which is learned by all who truly take interest in the progress of the team, yet it is not bolstered or deflated by the number of wins or losses. Competition is the way of America, and what better depicts this than the playing of our national anthem before the start of a game. Regardless of team loyality, all share equally the thrill of the crisp evening, the clear notes of music, the sense of excitement, and the pride of the tri - colored flag waving its red, white, and blue for all to see. J ., .V V . , . Q' Q u if X Qi .fzsifif . . This is in violation of policy No. XQY-3897 QAM -N, ,wb 'K Q ? A New Men 4 The 1960 gridders of Chardon High School were Row One: Bob Hummel, Emery Dildo, Roger Bao Tom Kremm, Steve Burgess, and Bob Schneider, Manager. Row Two: Mr. David McGrew, Line Caac Newberry, Dave Mercer, Tom Burke, Mike Epstein, Andy Dombey, Dennis Love, Mr. Robert Ishee, John Neill, Rich Opper, Chuck Dunbar, Don Deia, Dennis Shimko, Tom Rayl, Worth Wollpert, Luddie I Leading Our Cheers Leading the crowds on crisp Autumn evenings were our varsity cheer- leaders linda McBride, Karen Donohoe, Barb Sheehe, Kathy Temple, Linda Rogers, and Nancy Knapp. This year's varsity football team finished on positive side of the ledger after two disappoil seasons. After a shaky start, the Hilltoppers be finding the spark as the season progressed wound up with 4 wins, 3 losses and 2 ties which sented them a fourth place berth in the league sh ings. The Hilltoppers were determined to have a ning season in 1959. Many of the boys worked oi. their own during summer vacation and were ious for the season to get under way. Organ practice began three weeks before the preview Madison, with full practice twice a day and eral pre-season scrimmages. This hard work pc off by creating a minimum of injuries. The spirit optimism of the pre-season was slightly garnishei two early defeats, but prevailed in a very stu finish. The Toppers chalked up 130 points, v allowing 92 to opponents. 'he Gridiron 5, - t P Q . 5 Q f Q s W x , i- N xx s C s I I ' S as 'K s me - I t . N- is K , Sk X 4 we R e c o r d SEASON'S RECORD CHS OPPONENT 6 Riverside C 8 West Geauga 2E 32 Geneva Spencer C l2 Perry 24 0 Madison C 32 Kirtland lA 0 Ashtabula Harbor ll 14 Jefferson C 26 Edgewood C rl Davis, Hank Nemec, Ken Temple, Ted Aikens, Bob Morgan, Bill Dressler, Mike Marowski, Bob Woodin, ill, Ray Prusha, George Holmes, John Bowyer, Collie Mausser, Jerry Maxwell, Charlie Grant, Keith t Line Coach, and Mr. Aatos Nikkila, Head Couch. Row Three: Mr. Donald Rhodes, End Coach, Joe Huxel, 1 Davis, Al Tromm and Dave Price. Mr. David McGrew, in his rookie year, added eatly to Chardon's desire for a winning team and very hopeful for next year. Many of this year's derclassman players got much experience and are 'eady planning an even more successful season mn that of 1959. Good luck, Chardon's future gridders. This year Chardon placed several players on e annual All Western Reserve League Team. Those receiving first team berths are John sill, senior tackle, Emery Dilda, senior guard, orth Wollpert, iunior encl, and Joe Huxel, iunior arterback. Honorable mentions were awarded to m Davis, senior guard, Dennis Love, senior guard, enn Grant, senior fullback, and Keith Newberry, iior center. Joe Huxel also led the WRL in scoring with 52 ints on 8 touchdowns and 4 extra points. Leading Our Team gs ii its GT a A M tt I X A i W Senior Gridders We RAY PRUSHA CHARLIE GRANT ROGER BOOKMAN Hallback Fullback Hglfbgqk BOB HUMMEI. TED AIKENS TOM KREMM Hallback Hulfbcck Fullback TOM DAVIS Guard !! Q. ANDY DOMBEY End XII- I rv EMERY DILDA JOHN NEILL LUDDIE DULKA Guard Tackle Guard QQ If '. 's....v TOM BURKE DAVE PRICE DENNIS I.OVE End End Guard John Neill 1921 during a time-out in a tough game is being administered aid by Coach David McGrew. uying in the mud in the season's finale at Riverside, im Goose Kremm picks up yardage while Charlie rant pulls up to clear the way for a bigger gain. K in - .ek sr? C w w P. .IJ-.. I. 3 as my During practice, part of the Hilltopper line, end Worthy Wollpert, taclxle John Neill, and guard Emery Dilda, practice blowing out on imaginary opposing linemen. N . .S John Neill l92l and Bob Hummel C891 converging on a Kirtland ballcarrier during the season preview at Madison. Quarterback Joe Huxel practicing for precise timing of a hand-off to fullback Charlie Grant. Future Gridders Take the Field Forty-eight 7th, 8th, and 9th graders reported for the first practice early in September. They had six games ahead of them which meant plenty of hard work'at practice sessions. The 7th graders had the majority of the team members which num- bered 20. They were Jack Carson, Allan McBride, David Morse, Robert Koritansky, Philip Johnston, Robert Flaherty, Barry Hall, Tom Thayer, Larry Diemond, Greg Smith, Bob Heinrich, Marvin Hostetler, John Collier, Ed Betzer, Doug Metcalfe, Tom Judge, Larry Klingemeir, Bob Keyes, Morris Potter, and Richard Walfe. The eighth grade team members were Charles Porter, Mike Fisher, Dave Holloran, Bob Poloski, Keith Mishne, Nelson Nemec, John Carmigiano, Bob Grant, Gary Farin- acci, Paul Davis, Bob Rayl, Gordon McDonald, and Paul Miller. The freshmen, earning the maiority of the team positions were Jim Haueter, Russell Greve, Lloyd Davis, Marion Horne, Gordon Phipps, Jack Burger, Dan Burke, Jeff John- son, Vic Dilda, Gary Hummel, Leonard Feckner, Iver Szany, Les Ash, Eric Kulp, and George Bradley. In the Troians' first game with Riverside, the team was defeated by a better team 44-0. By the next week, the offensive and defensive line play had improved, but because of weak pass defense and many costly fumbles, Eastlake won 28-0. Still showing improvement and the much-needed asset of spirit, the offense started clicking at the game with Kirtland. Three mistakes on end plays allowed the Hornets to score three touchdowns on wide goal sweeps for a total of 20 points. The Troians' game with Burton resulted in a scoreless tie after a well-fought battle. In the last game of the season with Madison, Chardon got underway in the second period with Marion Horne's two touchdowns- one a 65-yard run, and Leonard Feck- ner's crash through the line in the fourth period to make the final score, Chardon T8- Madison 0. Let us all hope they all have a more successful season next year. The 1960-T961 Freshman Football Schedule September October West Geauga Eastlake At Kirtland At Burton Madison At Willoughby Newbury Football letter winners are Jim Haueter, Russell Greve, Lloyd Davis, Marion Horne, Jack Burger, Don Burke, Vic Dilda, Gary Hummel, Leonard Feckner, Iver Szany, Les Ash, and Eric Kulp all Freshmen. Three 8th graders received the honor also, Charles Porter, Bob Poloski, and Nelson Nemec, Junior High Basketball League Records 7th grade: 8th grade Chardon Perry Chardon 'I2 Perry 'l 'I Chardon Eastlake 1 1 Chardon 20 Eastlake T8 Chardon Willoughby 23 Chardon 15 Willoughby 22 Chardon Kirtland 'I2 Chardon 22 Kirtland 21 Chardon Madison 24 Chardon 18 Madison 'I6 QQ N. X 1 i Her Moiesty's Coronotion The homecoming queen oncl her courl during holflime of the homecoming. They are Michelle Woollums, Bor- boru Nozor, Queen Barbara Sheehe, Connie Thrasher, 'f J and Nancy Knopp. uecoming Queen Bar- i Sheehe receiving bouquei from co-cop- Emery Dildo. The queen ond her couri at the homecoming dance. Escorting the queen often the ceremonies are col cuptoins, Emery Dildo and Charlie Grant. Homecoming Royalty ot 1959 October 17, 1959, Barbara Sheehe was crowned Homecoming Queen of Chardon High School. Her attendants and escorts were Gary Stinchcomb, Nancy Knapp, Keith Orzen, Michelle Woollams, Fred Pildner, Connie Thrasher, Frank Zinn, Barb Nozar, Jerry Wilmot. Attendants Connie Thrasher Nancy Knapp 'Ui W fm Ki- fwe -'ffl' Michelle Woollams f ik NJ it 1 Barb Nolar 1- J QQRF H Barbara Sheehe OMECOMI NG QUEEN Chardon High School's Varsity Basketball Team: Emery Dildu, Bill Head, Joe Huxel, Keith Newberry, Manager, Worth Wollpert, Don Deia, Mr. Don Rhodes, Coach, Chuck Budenz, John Neil, Dave Price, Jerry Maxwell. Slow Start, Fine Finish. Herman Dreyer, Perry Scorekeeper, Ken Miller, Perry Scorekeeper, Pat Fisher, and Phea Singerman intent on the game. SEASON'S RECORD CHS OPPONEN 46 West Geauga 41 Kirtland 36 Ashtabula Edgewood 43 Jefferson 29 Geneva Spencer 53 Perry 43 Alumni 40 Madison 35 Ashtabula Harbor 41 Ashtabula Edgewood 41 Kirtland 47 Geneva Spencer 53 Jefferson 44 Perry 52 Madison 34 Ashtabula Harbor Q'-.g x!'4'a vi 5' ,m . 2 J X Xi---li . W J if yi ,fi sf ' 5055 ' 9 , S. U ... EF X F G ,xx Www? S X Q x I, 'i'Qui- ' fwf' . 1 Su :sin '51, 54.3 113 ' h --..:.-.: , .ny V. ff xv'-is 1: -f fl? w-nf? Ready - - Chardon High! Linda McBride Barb Sheehe Kathy Temple Linda Rogers Karen Donohoe Nancy Knapp The pep, energy, and enthusiasm of the Varsity Cheerleaders was inspiring to both spectators and team. Whether the score was in the win or the loss column made no difference to these dependable gals. Our thanks go to them for their hard work to keep our spirits high. 0 l . L s. , L First pep assembly ond no outfits. Hey boys- so the Too bud this isn't in color shirts look familiar? Cl1ardon's winning Reserve Team: John Hurshman, Stu Robertson, Hank Nemec, Rich Ashba, Jim Rocka- fellow, Mike Reminder, Mr. Aatos Nikkila, Coachf Marty Venneman, Frank Kunstel, Mike Epstein, Jim Orr, Rich Opper, and Wilbur Butler. -Qin-nr, g. Q59 Mr. David McGrew served as coach of the 1959-60 Reserve Basketball team. He guided his team'to a successful 13-3 record. McGrew's Crew Seasonal Record CHS OPPONENT 34 West Geauga 22 20 Kirtland 18 15 Ashtabula Edgewood 33 27 Jefferson 37 31 Geneva Spencer 12 45 Perry 19 32 Faculty 23 27 Madison 25 23 Ashtabula Harbor 35 28 Ashtabula Edgewood 26 34 Kirtland 32 28 Geneva Spencer 23 38 Jefferson 35 42 Perry 20 26 Madison 23 36 Ashtabula Harbor 29 Mr. Phil Skane, Coach, Martha Price, Scorelreeper, Jack Burger, Louis Pitchman, Manager, Ron Chapman, Jim Amsberry, Lloyd Davis, Mark Hawlins, Don Wilson, Jim Haueter, Jeff Johnson, Jim Barnett, John Blum, Richard Boyle, Victor Dilda, Jim Fazekas, Al Lang, Carolyn Lessick and Sue Kingston, Sfatisficians, We Start Here Pat Fina, Margie Hills, and Jane Diedrich. Stars Still Shine ALL STARS: Marilyn Porter, Cathy Rayl, Elaine Warner, Wilma Triplette, Peg McElwain Linda Rogers Peg Johnson, Peg Fino, Pat Altrogge, Xlee Steele, Cindy Phillips, Connie Thrasher, ancl Michelle Woollams T e a m R e c o r d s SEASON'S RECORD ALL STARS LITTLE STARS 45-11 Kenston 49- 8 28- 7 Newberry 26-13 30-19 Thompson 34- 0 34-39 Burton 34-35 30-35 West Geauga 15- 9 19-16 Kirtland 27-13 30-38 Burton LITTLE STARS: Linda Tann, Jeanne Mansfield, Sue Donoghue, Cecile Witt, Paula Buftler Martha Neunclorfer Pat Haueter, Jo Ann Vokoun, Carolyn Newberry, Pat Fisher, Sandy Davidson, Judy Nichols and Penny Haueter. nderclassmen Although it cannot be said that maturity is attained at the end of a student's high school career, it is certain much growing up is done in the first three years of high school. The expectant freshman soon becomes a plotting sophomore who shortly thereafter attains the wisdom of a iunior. No matter what the class to which a student belongs, he believes his to be the very best, however, his class pride never excels his school spirit. .L, - v im . ,sg ,uesx-:Q X is Q 1 . N NS K f '13-iff' i! . ff ' ' A L Q fs' 5 '-SM ' ' Wm- ws K X xy-.1gg?-,ggk,.5.g,,g.ug ,-,ff w ex.-xv - wi, , X, . M-QW 7 .. NS ' G3 3 X x 'X XL . ,fu ' f f-vw 3 Q f . x . , Y Q if v Q 2 1 . , 9 1 K I '-': ' . M1 ' Q v 'Nw 1 - mmm N N! Q Us si Q XM K . K . xXx 4' X 5,9 N Q - W -quasi' O N 1 i .K v .ff - 4 QQ ' . -fv- K, if-f Q M., Q Q - 'N NEYQ 'ff xfcff' ' . i f -'. fl' J '4' K A s 'NW ev Q18 . X X f' ' I I . S f fa, ,' 0, '- Junior Beverly Barr Paulelie Bidgood Dennis Blalaeslee Andrea Alwnen Parricla Allrogge Curl Anclreano Pa? Ash Dale Auli fl il fs ix . in if ti. I Dan Bowyer .lolm Bowyer Par Brunslxole Ran Brunslcy Barbara Bundus Bob Blum James Born F3 R57 gn C 6 K3 i A. . 1 :Q Y .. wr- i M Q F HE 3 ln E55 - ,f 'ou Sieve Burgess A gr i W Q Wilbur Burler .AN E S5 Sandy Carmigiano i 'K ' l i M I Dan Carson if i V4 Diane Caruso QC, j 21 l :Z Yflfme-., .. 1 ,. Merl Davis Don Deia Ellen Demko 'Q' Jerry Donoghue Dick Downs L. i Q6 ,., ... at V In 14 ,rs Ol , fi-ii. si x Dick Clause David Courtney Charlene Colvin Barry Davidson .2 Debbie Davis Q sig. VJ, li m w 1 ,X . i 'A S ' D' , my ,S , L K I - 2 on A ,.-uw Bill Dressler Dick Dusa Z Gary Ebosh if Joan Exley Q 4 Paula Falls Gail Ficller Harley Fidler Peg Fino Tom Flyer Tony Flyer Carl Harris Bill Head Judy Hillen Dolores Hire Marilyn Hlebak 5 9, Marsha lff! Thelma Johnson linda Keller Ulrich Keller Tom Keyes Kathy Krause Bill Lang Darrel Little Roger Loecy Dick Lylle we X K . 14, we 5 r Qu DS xi I xi Ne Class 'gi-.5 5 ff? ,,,,. F J X ' . 1 S gi .. 1 : Ti ig X X by wx X Q x VE X Judy Freeman Ed Gardini Mary Gibson Don Goff Fred Grenfz 43 M Q b F' - .. 5-f 5 I ::' K K X .L ,. -, Paul Hockman 1 X Wanda Hofsleher .iii Mariha Huntoon ',-' 2 N5 X John Hurshman Joe Huxel fs Q 'S min Qi Q ., .ke 1. e X X X X et' 'NDP' eg-H Qi is X ,Q , sf 6 A x Y X, Ei -f W Q X 'CB' 'QQ gf? -i, Y , wi. Y 'vs M 5 , f ' S., Frank Klaus Ruth Kleppel -' Nancy Knapp . Karen Korilansky C' ' K Sandy Kovach F Q 4 Q1 ffm KY df ' 5 .aw an-5 rf 'rg . lv ,gs V le 'wmv' nfl- , 53- . 3:51 1. 122 if ' .V 2 ,. , S, M bfi f Cf ng S - '. , 'SX lj rf s g Wu 5 2 , J ' 'fr i ,L fi 5 W . 'QQ' I anis' 7 A 5 ' is 25? lil' f 1:35 9 Q. vefw 4 2' l 'X Tom Marlhe Ronald Marx Colin Mausser Jerry Maxwell linda McBride 1 H -4 , 1 N if 6, Mary Ellen Morse Ron Muelheisen Joan Newberry Kelrh Newberry Diane Nicole! 'Q W-'Y 'W L Pete Pankuch Diane Pauler Frank Pefkosek Diane Pfaff Sue Pfahl Caihy Price John Rayman Marlene Renick Robby Rickard Raye Robuslxy No! Pidured Tina Pozone Jackie Prince Jim Rockafellow Kee Rodgers Carl Rogers Linda Rogers Mark Ross 96 L5-' igifi . D' 'Q' a N Q 'xl A ly f u- cgi, 'ii - 2 ., N , - X.. Q A - Judy Spear f Sue Spear ik A Xlee Steele -1 D Donna Slrawn Beverly Sweet is 1' is Jo Ann Rummel Doug Sage Dennis Shimko Joan Skiba Regan Smith ez l E l' ,RR- ':. .,:. Wilma Triplelt Albert Tromm Dave Urban X - Kathy Vlcelc ' -an X Q N x ax Q x N X X F X X W M955 4' X William Vokoun JI Ken Temple Roy Thaler Bonnie Thayer Wendy Timko Barbara Tracy 1 'Q'- I ' pow N , if-X 1: , .., l' ' time Elaine Warner Dale Weir Diane Welch Curt Whitright Roger Williams Sally Williams Worth Wollpert Arlene Wozniak Don Yurchelx Linda Zimmerman tear 4 '? ,br 9-7 u N Q ,g-1. ,7 Karen Amsbary Joyce Amd! Rich Ashba Judy Balmer linda Began Margaret Bizyak Judy Blaha Paula Baslwick Andrew Buday Walter Buchmer Judy Butler Beriy Carmigiunn Diese 3 n ,T Z 1 . f . . , K .f ,Q Q I .Ji La. . ill? TZ --- ' D 5 -6' . 3. .Hifi .'1: Q- E . 'ii K wi f i Q K R 562 Sophomore B Pg ,-'. if l ' Dan Davis Z: ' Bob Davis - if., :.-,: ' Bob Daedfich A Gwen Dinsmore Tim Dinsmore A K my Sue Dolsen l fl i i - if: .i 92 Si F Q i , 553 Candy Carver Dolores Clierne Karen Cooley Jim Corrigan Margurei Daniels Sandra Davidson xx il if ff, .E . ve-' Z' ' an. 1 AAA A 1213553 ,vi 'az lv x , in it , , i'2:vi'M3-w .,,,1 1 Y ,ii wi ,- Janice Ernyei Mike Epstein Russell Epleit Guy Felice Pai Fisher Jane! Ford Joe For? David Frank Joyce Freeman Milne Friel Deliun Gaies Milne Gerbofh -Q IV. I .. 'N L- - i if 1 ,- iw .- 1 -cr Qi q , I 5 f X .N if 'iv' Y Bill Grady Richard Gran! Barbara Haii Pa! Haueier Penny Hau Bonnie Hr ,.f lf'- . . SSN' ' M N-it fs f S Q Q Aff, ,2 5- XL 2 1 Elaine Schannnlxer John Schneider Bob Schneider Rama Schinagle Jim Slephenson Rhea Singerman J pf J r ar as J flu A J all ' J J 2 5' M, 'Cf ' K M f l s , '54 SSW 'U' Mille Reminder Tom Reynard John Rimes Sluurl Roberlson Dorolhy llusnolc Roy Sager 4 5 Class of i962 4 j 1 Q I 5 JE ,,, 3 if 4 f ii. 73' . X l 5 li' K K Q 'ff M ' L ' '55, 'If' Dennis Strong if Janet Sul: f , ' x l 3 hr inf' . , f f is fa Sandra Slropura Valerie Small A Rf .Q I A . 4 . 3 3 ia 'N R Linda Tann Leroy Thompson Dick Smiih Mary fhompwn Row Mafia Spiwk Linda Tamil-ski NWWY slfelnlc Jo Ann Volxoun Cheryl Slinchcoml: Judy Trommon Noreen Underwood Muffy Venneman Carol Warner Lyle Wilmol Pom Wilgenboch Cecelia Win x 50-a ff +5 lnivvx N is 6' ff Kr .1 . Q l N 44 n 'F' K 4 Marcia Woodl Bob Woodin Brian Wrigh linda Youn Gloria Yu Polly Ze, Class ol i963 Flora May Aikens, Mike Altrogge, Jim Amsbary, Ken Anderson, Les Ash, Bob Bagley, Carol Baker, Jim Barnett, Sharon Blakeslee. Debbie Blum, John Blum, Jo Ann Boldin, Harry Bones, Ken Bora, Ken Bouillon, Frank Bouillon, Ed Bowman, Rich Boyle. Frances Bradley, George Bradley, George Brainard, Wes Brown, Larry Buehner, Marilou Buehner, Tom Buehner, Bob Burdick, Jack Burger. Dan Burke, Don Burrows, Paula Butler, Tony Chaney, Ron Chapman, Forrest Childs, Harold Clary, Carol Cochran, .lack Corrigan. Judy Corrigan, Neil Craxton, Bruce Creighton, Brian Crotty, lloyd Davis, Roger Demko, Bruce Detre, Jane Diedrich, Victor Dilda. Ron Dolek, Sue Donaghue, Paula Dorsch, Frank Ellington, Lois Farley, John Fazekas, Leonard Feckner, Bill Fenshaw, Lawerence Fidler. , sf Freshman Patty Fina, Sharren Fingerhut, Maureen Fowler, Viola Gibson, Elaine Goff, Marshall Goodwin, Charlene Grant, Rheta Grant, Alexander Grennan, Ed Grennan, Russel Greve, Pam Gruden, Joy Hahl, Sandy Hall, Don Hambleton, Doug Harrison, Pot Harrison, Jim Houeter. Mark Hawkins, Ron Heikkilo, linda Hickman, Bob Hill, Carol Hill, Margie Hills, Beverly Hlelaak, Joanne Hocklaerg, Edwina Hofstetter. Ln? V : 4 1 S . as iii - ,, so Vt Q :-r1 I E J , ww' 9 ' My E, 5 N V 1 5,15 1 E f , J , -3 dr Q 'if ' ' J .1 if-'K 15 ,L K ,f ' ,fl ,ig iw ' ' - , 5 Edward Horn, Marion Horne, Gary Hummel, Kathy Hummel, Jeanette Huntoon, Richard Jedlinsky, Emmit Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Thelma Johnson. Walter Johnson, Kenneth Juhaz, Ruth Ann Keller, Terri Keller, Kathy Kelly, Carole King, Sue Kingston, Jim Kleppel, Sue Ellen Knapp. - ,, -' as . ' 'J -ri c 1' , 1 C J 1 1 ' 'Q' f ,gf . 5 A 'Q ,ts -. in r Av- J Q + Q' fi ' ' ' K X .i U gl fe at A f .. 1- 3 A , P dl e Q 1 f G ,fo A Connie Krause, Suzan Kreici, John Kulisek, Eric Kulp, Albert Lang, Raymond Lang, Jim laundy, Barbara Lawson, Rosemary Lendl. Class Carolyn Lessick, James Lucas, Margaret Machuta, Richard Marthe, John McGinley, Phillip McNaughton, Delores Meek, Arvin Mightan, Randy Mischne. Dave Moyer, Sandy Moulton, Celia NGQYI Bob Neill, Leora Nelson, Carolyn Newberry, Bonnie Newton, Judy Nichols, Glen Nicolet. Jane Osborn, linda Parr, Sandy Peden, les Peine, Gordon Phipps, Louis Pitschmann, Mary Sue Pope, Martha Price, Jack Pulsifer. - - 5,5 . Q Joyce Rand, Delores Reese, Karen Reith, Barbara Reminder, Loretta Rockatellow, Priscilla Safko, Sandy Samonek, Thalia Schinagle, Barbara Schley. Rudy Schumer, Frank Suefer, Bob Shreiner, Sandra Sinagra, Margaret Smith, Sharryn Stafford, Bill Steffancin, Alexander Stevenson, Tom Strawn. N K we 3 4 lx J - PS R, . Q x P 'fl' , . I X .P X- Ri ,X li : is kX'9Xii xi xl X f Lx,,I:-Q: , gyQ':' i. rf--H g e., Eng- ::' .i p tix R Q 4- N nie. inf Bonnie Sulc, :Sig . ., A X ' A -5, Aegis'- NN X r V. wr . ,,.. . : - ,--.: Iver Szanyi, Judy Tappe, Jo Ann Thomas, Alice Thompson, Arbin Vaughn, Mary Warner Robert Warner, Elbert Whitright. Thank You! The 1960 Hilltopper staff wishes to thank Mrs. Becky Phipps and Mr. Orrin Bradley for the tremendous amount of help they have given us, the patience they have shown, and the fun they've made the iob of mak- ing a yearbook. Please note - she hasn't lost the gleam in her eyes. A suave, dashing fellow and his friend, Mr. Bradley. Com'mon girls, it's got to be someplace! Comfy, eh? Planning her next move X Whc1t's up? Seniors Live? Little Men A im 9' Karen has nice knees. Q I dare you to iump. Hey Burke, Sufko's coming. 1-00-Nxt? Everything all right boys? 1:47 14 EJ Like good-night i x . 'N X Q mix xi 48 NR Exactly 750 feet. O.K. Kathy, now stand up. 1 s ' I 'F bv- if x , i a 1-'t--wr. J -E gm K' , ,S Sify. .,E 3,, i . 5 ,in In , ' 1 f , p Q-f Q ,. ...Q-' .6 ' 4 4 LIUUIU Q EAS XEHZSE EXPERT sara 5 w i Q I AIR 5 - ,xiii - ' AYYA 1 h f. sil l k in K N ' -N, , 4 ,:, L K K X L :lf-QM The 1960 driver's iruining car. K 6 get yy A M . L. 41 - if iff , Nice timing girls-takes coordinutionl .wg mg N gf ,Ns Did you say something, Penny? Typical dance: girls on one side, boys on Ihe o1l1er. smile when You my than Q3 . 5 'Wk I' X xi, X Y-ng i u Salem i . .,.--. 5 1 lull ...P 3 X X .. .o....... The seniors of coursel Thuf's noi Channel No. 5l Umor High Something new has been tried - to include the iunior high school, its homerooms, faculty, sports, and organizations in this year's annual. It is hoped that a stronger union can be made between the high school and the iunior high. 1-53-rn U 1 34lN, '. . 4.-'Mx' Q- '--vw-ln-an--o -4' D - . gyr '-WK-X.. ..f ' v Ezra, vw' . s I I I ..m . , , h ' X XS ' ig, v-ghsgji. X 91255 X .Q 5 . -.gmww , ' . ' .NW it , .4 . M M Aly '.-sr. . , xxx M...-5 A Q sb.. I 6 7 A . 1 , A ' - A . t 3 t. In WL Q . V S i 0 l D ' no . , l . V -J P - rr, . L x . ' . - , ' g . . 4 . WF ' Ka o 1:11 mg.. 5 . A ' 4 - ' K - Q . 5. ' ! I r' : . K A 8 ..... Q 0 Q .. 1 v t . I Members of Junior School Faculty. Row One, Seated: Mrs. Aura Michener, Miss Helen Calvin, Mrs. Carolyn Frobase, Mr. Charles R. Thomas, Principal, Mrs. Dorethea Canfield, Mrs. Gertrude Thayer. Row Two Mr. Joe Novak, Mr. Robert Haekins, Mrs. Genevieve Bohland, Mrs. Thora Bican, Mr. Robert Eddy, Mr. Richard Scannell, Mr. Patrick Cronin, Miss Mary Witt, Mr. Michael Fisher, Mr. Bernard Taylor. We lmpart Knowledge With Gavel In Hand Members of Student Council. Row One: Dave Morse, Terry Tincher, Treasurer, Patsy Wallis, Vice President, Gary Ritondaro, President, Johanna Hummel, Secretary, Bob Heinrich. Row Two: Pat Callan, Melinda Johnson, Morris Potter, Bob Koritansky, Susan Beniamin, Tom Thayer, Ilona Urban, Paul Ash, Elizabeth Phipps. Row Three: Kathy Jones, Jack Carson, larry Diemand, Don Weber, Lola Yanic, Christine Ridder, Judy Hoover, Mike Fisher, Karen Leyde, Del Rodgers. Row Four: Morriet Edwards, Janet Freeman, Dave Holloran, Jett Stinchcomb, Lorene Pildner, Mary Beckwith, Beth Robertson, Mr. Taylor, Advisor. .Ju X Q s M., E.. 3 i Wuxi Qt :Mui Members of the Future Teachers' Club are First Row: Janet Saare, Bertha Thompson, Kathleen Janek, Sheila Line, Kay Bankman, Shirley Boldin, Ilene Triplett, Kathleen Rasipko, Linda Farley, Nancy Hawkins, Frances Venerka, Pat Callan. Second Row: Mary Ellicock, Janet Lendl, Penny DeGreen, Joyce Good, Linda Lane, Evelyn Buehner, Diane Ash, Karen Whitright, Lorraine Bosco, Carla Novak, Sandra Horn, Susan Benjamin, Elaine Spizak. Third Row: Kathy Blair, Judy Loveland, Jamie Connell, Pat Reese, Lucretia Leduc, llona Urban, Frances Lishing, Betty Williams, Kathy Tvergyak, Constance McElwain, Cheryl Bromberger, Pat Wallis, Valerie Wright. Row Four: Leslie Sosno, Sandra Lucas, Leanna Clause, Edith Carr, Joni Thrasher, Linda Grumney, Jennifer Anderson, Christine Myers, Elizabeth Phipps, Karen Blakeslee, Pat Pepock, Lorene Pildner, Mariett Edwards. To Open College Doors Silence Members of the Junior High Library Club are First Row: Mary Williams, Susan Dilda, Mary Lou Buday, Nancy Hawkins, Karen Mehta, Linda Scheele, George Denniston. Second Row: Nadine Black, Nancy Baptie, Leslie Esmonde, Charles Blue, Autrey Stephenson, Bob Kavalecz, Mary Haas, Carole lift, Donna Colvin. Third Row: Lola Yanic, Susan Quaintance, Dan Purcell, George Reichert, Patricia Pepock, Carol Dressler, Mary Ann Hudak, Karen Betzer, Melinda Johnson, Gwen Kase. Fourth Row: Michael Dyrcz, Marilyn Dukes, Margaret Grirum, Susan Payer, Marriet Edwards, Patsy Wallis, Carol Kraizl, Donna Grady, Edith Hunter, Kathy Tarro, Mrs. Canfield. rf WSI Members of the Seventh and Eighth Grade Physical Education Club. First Row: Bob Grant, David Holloran Jeffrey Stinchcomb, Danny Lee, Gary Farinacci, Tom Thayer, Jim Farrinacci, Larry Diemand, Dave Morse Bob Koritancky. Second Row: Keith Miller, Richard Eplett, Jack Luckay, Richard Wolfe, Wayne Stofan, Jim Brown, Van Dull, Douglas Metcalfe, Bob Osborne, John Baker, Louis Sheehe, Bob Strike. Third Row: John Voyticek, Dan Weber, George Riechert, Tom Brown, Alfred Nelson, Paul Ash, Paul Kengery, Ken Van Olberan, Phil Johnson, Wilton Barnum, Roger Blaha, Ross Newton. Fourth Row: Tim Stpnecipher, Jack Clause, Dan Purcell, Joe Coradi, Dale Newberry, Nelson Nemic, Joe Kavalchuck, Greg Smith, Dave Hill, Larry Stoltz, Dave Weakland, Jerry Sykora, Larry Klingemier, Rich Brunsky, Wayne Smith, Jerry Geil, Bill Richardson, Paul Davis, Jack Carson, Ed Zikursh, Gary Baker. Fifth Row: Michael Fisher, Mr. Fisher, John Carmigiano, Dave Hartman, Terry Tincher, Bob Poloski, Jim Love, Keith Mishne, Charles Porter, Bob Hostettler, Roger Knapp, Bill Dolsen, Mr. Novak. Young Hilltoppers Make Good Showing Members of the Junior High Football Team. First Row: Patsy Wallis, Stat., Tom Thayer, Ed Betzer, John Collier, Gary Farinacci, Richard Wolfe, Bob Heinrich, Morris Potter, Tom Judge, Jack Carson. Second Row: Larry Diemand, larry Klingemeir, John Carmigiano, Mike Fisher, Nelson Nemec, Bob Grant, Gordon McDonald, John Miller, Marvin Hostetler. Third Row: Mike Fisher, Couch, Charles Porter, Keith Mishne, Bob Rayl, Bob Poloski, Dave Holloran, Greg Smith, Paul Davis. 1 r Members of the Seventh Grade Physical Education Club. First Raw: Connie Boerngen, Sally Robertson, Cheryl Ash, Sandra Robinson, Jane Dinsmore, Rose Renick, Lucinda Thayer, Lynne Bostwick, Blythe Wenzel, Marcia Kunstel, Ginger Puzder. Second Row: Miss Calvin, Libbie Lawrence, Janice Jacobs, Diana Leggett, Vicki Walker, Lois Wheeler, Georgia Panek, Dorothy Hicks, Linda Chapman, Cynthia Spangler, Vera Bradley, Sally Rossbach. Third Row: Janet Freeman, Diane Thrasher, Pat Smith, Janice West, Christine Ridder, Lucinda Rayl, Judy Hoover, Pat Wilson, Ethel Wollpert, Sandra Lawson, Kathy Laundy, Ann Huxel. Watch Out Boys! Here They Come Members of the Eighth Grade Physical Education Club. First Row: Judy Trushel, Jean Barone, linda Robusky, Maryann Hummel, Ellen Maher, Sally Grant, Ileen Triplett, Judy Grant, Dorothy Snare, Mary Beckwith, Miss Calvin. Second Row: Jeanette Jameson, Kathryn Oplinger, Wendy Alderman, Ilona Urban, Francis Lishing, Florence McFadden, Karen Whitright, Elaine Spisak, Betty Williams, Vivian Pogorzelski. Raw Three: Beverly Thompson, Valerie Wright, Darlene Schwindl, Karen Hall, Cynthia Wheeler, Kathryn Grennan, Janet Hosmer, Marilyn Mahon, Kathleen McElwain. Fourth Row: Joan Strong, Karen Blakeslee, Edythe Carr, Joni Thrasher, Sandy Pfaff, Sharyn Van Gorder, Johanna Hummel, Heather Pauler, Beth Robertson, Judy Rarick. Fifth Row: Sandy Fiser, Dawn Whitright, Louise Gore, Carol Basler, Kathy long, Sally Mazny, lorene Pildner, Karen Karel, Carol Kazel, Rhoda Marky. Members of the Eighth Grade Bowling Team. Row One: Frank Javorich, Karen Mehle, Dennis Wilmot, Richard Mercer, Judy Trushek, President, Jeanette Jameson, Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Shimko, Dave Wisniewski, John Miller. Row Two: Phillip Willand, Robert Brandes, Joe Bolek, Mike Paoletto, Charles Price, Bob Kavalecz, Roger Bostwick, Gerald Baptie, Tim Connell, Dave Reichard. Row Three: Mr. Bernard Taylor, Advisor, Margaret Grimm, Darlene Schwindl, Sally Mazny, Dawn Whitright, Richard Karp, Mike Skiba, and Jack Ray. Keglers Strike Again Members of the Seventh Grade Bowling Team: Row One. Carolyn Douns, Timothy Acton, Karen leyde, Katherine Wise, John Collier, Edward Betzer, Susan Hein, Linda Dunlap, Richard West, Michael Hrisko. Row Two: Martha Vandenburg, Rose Phipps, George Hockberg, Daniel Tagum, Charles Hildenbrand, Roger Richards, Robert Ribblett, James Price, Kenneth Marthe, Allen McBride, Donna Pauler. Row Three: Mrs. Thora Bican, Advisor, Dennis Meek, Sherwood Stead, Patrick Gerboth, Earl Ribbett, Robert Flaherty, Joseph Ryan, Allan Mighton, Lee Dickenson, Morris Potter, Roy Munn. Row Four: Berta Brediger, Jacqueline Tuttle, Bonnie Schneider, William Platt, Michael Karp, Richard Aikens, Barry Hall, Lester Ault, William Layne, Sylvia Thomas. Row Five: Marvin Hostettler, Thomas Judd, David Bowers, Gary King, Clifford London. ..-,V Members of Practical Arts. First Row: Judy Grant, Carol Dressler, Beth Robertson, Jennifer Cooley, Mary Ann Hummel, Sandy Pfaff, Sharyn Van Gorder, Evelyn Yurchek, Wendy Alderman, Linda Robusky, Donna Rarick. Second Row: Jean Barone, Edith Hunter, Judy Bessai, Nadine Ritz, Judy Kempf, Gwen Kase, Dar- lene Saylor, Nadine Black, Judy Reminder, Eillen Maher, Carol Ifft, Sally Grant, Joanne Phillips. Third Row: Cathy Jones, Barbara Werner, Sally Altrogge, Shirley Tennant, Linda Scheele, Katy Oplinger, Cheryl Jedlinsky, Florence McFadden, Mary Ann Hudak, Dorothy Saare, Karen Betzer, Vivian Pogorzelski. Fourth Row: Mrs. Frobase, Joan Strong, Karen Kazel, Carol Kazel, Susan Payer, Cynthia Wheller, Betty Jones, Kathy Tarro, Karen Hall, Linda Hannan, Joan Leamon, Marilyn Mohon. Fifth Row: Beverly Thompson, Mary Beckwith, Marilyn Dukea, Louise Gore, Kathy Long, Johanna Hummel, Judy Rarick, Patricia Lyman, Mary Lou Buday, Carol Basler, Rhoda Marksz, Janet Hosmer. A Stitch ln Time . . So Let's Win Boys Junior High Cheerleaders: Dawn Whitrirht, Lorene Pildner, louise Gore, Judy Trushel, Linda Robusky Jeanette Jameson, Katie Oplinger. Still More Si U l tg-,,,gJ M ln.. M9 Members of the Seventh Grade Glee Club. First Row: Joey Ryan, Jonia Jacobs, Patricia Reese, Rose Renick, Kay Bookman, Mary Alice Williams, Dennis Hannan, Leslie Esmonde, Diane Ash, Jennifer Cooley. Second Row: Sheila Line, Lynn Bostwick, Judy Reminder, Roger Richards, Blythe Wenzel, Frances Venerka, Sue Dilda, Ginger Puzder, Marty Vandenburg, Bertha Thompson, Janet Saare, Donna Colvin. Third Row: Linda Chapman, Sue Benjamin, Charles Blue, Wayne Stofan, Cynthia Spangler, Cheryl Jedlinsky, Jane Dinsmore, Sally Robertson, Evelyn Buehner, Connie Boarngen, Cheryl Ash. Fourth Row: Sally Rossbach, Greg Smith, Janet Freeman, Diana Thrasher, Timmy Purcell, James Parker, Cheryl Nock, Cindy Ruyl, Chris- tine Redder, Christine Myers, Donna Rarick, Lucretia Leduc. Fifth Row: Jamie Connell, Pat Walson, Vickie Walker, Diane Leigey, Judy Loveland, George Denniston, Susan Quaintance, Melvina Schwartz, Ethel Wollpert, Sharyn Williams, Sandra Lawson, Judy Kempf. Strike L Q ,-xf' Members of the Junior High Bond. First Row: Larry Diemond, Davic cipher, David Hartman, Dennis Maeder, Ross Newton. Second Row: Bob Kavalecz, Roger Richards, Marcia Kunstel, Diana Ash, Ginger Pl Purcell, Christina Ridder, Barbara Werner, Donna Rarick, Karen A Porter, Leslie Kovach, Kathy long, David Enochian, Johanna Hu long With Anna ...Iliff Members of the Eighth Grade Glee Club. First Row: Ilona Urban, Dan Purcell, Jeanette Jameson, Linda Robuslxy, David Wisniewslni, Jean Barone, Marriet Edwards, Judy Rariclc, Mike Fisher, Terry Tincher, Beth Robertson. Second Row: Joni Strong, David Hartman, Beverly Thompson, Cathy Jones, Mary Beckwith, Joey Hummel, Roger Bostwiclc, Paul Ash, Jimmy Brest, Joe Bolek. Third Row: Wilton Barnum, Charles Price, Mary Haas, Lorraine Bosco, Kathy Torro, Jerry Baptie, Nadine Black, Gary Farinacci, Gary Ritondaro, Dorothy Saase, Ellen Maher, Sally Grant, Pat Callan, Betty Williams, Steve Torak. Fourth Row: Heather Pauler, Leanna Clause, Francis Lishing, Cynthia Wheeler, Betty Jones, Linda Scheele, Gwen Kose, Katy Oplinger, Mary Hudak, Vivian Pogorzelski, Karen Whitright, Pat Pepcock. Fifth Row: Mary Lou Budoy, Charles Porter, Charlene Schwindl, Karen Kazel, Carol Kazel, Karen Hall, Marilyn Dukes, Valerie Wright, Janet Hosmer, Carol Krazel, Sharyn Van Gorder. Sixth Row: Russell Naftzger, Bill Dolson, David Holleran, Gerry Geil, Sandy Fiser, Dawn Whitright, Sally Mazny, Lorene Pildner, Kathy Long, Carol Bazler. he Band! nd Holloran Jack Carson, Mike Fisher, Terry Tincher, Tom Stone- dlger Jaclue Tuttle Susan Beniamin, Cheryl Ash, Danny Muchmore, Acton Third Row Lucretia Leduc, Cheryl Noclr, David Wisniewakf, Dan iclra Horn Patricia Wallis, Jeannette Jameson. Fourth Row: Charles ly Rarick Diane Thrasher, Cathy Jones. Members of Seventh and Eighth Grade Industrial Arts Club. First Row: John Hennie, Secretary-Treasurer, Bruce Hall, Vice-President, Leslie Kovoch, President, Michael Skiba, John Miller, Gordon McDonald. Second Row: Joe Bolek, John Exley, James Hannon, John Hudachek, Roger Bostwick, Mark Kenyon, Dennis Hannon. Third Row: Ronnie Willman, James Limmerman, Dan Muchmore, Robert Juhasz, Michael Holowaty, Billy Meely, Ed Zikursh, Charles Price, Michoeil Paoletto. Fourth Row: Dennis Wilmot, Paul Ash, Tim Stonecipher, Tom DeMars, Paul Petkosek, Mike Fisher, Ronnie Grennan, Mike Fedorko, Paul Davis, Jack Roy. Fifth Row: Jim Parker, Tom Fitz Gibbon, Richard Mercer, Walter Koschier, Ken Lawrence, Robert Hostetler, Richard Johnson, Ronnie Fuller. Hammers and Test Tubes for These Busy People Members of the Science Club. Row One: Wilton Barnum, Jerry Geil, Joe Little, Danny Lee, President of Eighth Grade Science Club, Bob Heinrich, President of Seventh Grade Science Clubg Dave Arotin, Cheryl Nock. Row Two: Phillip Wielond, Billy Sattlemeyer, Jim Hawk, Carla Novak, Dennis Moeder, Paul Meiehleisen, Pat Callan, Gary Ritondaro, Autry Stephenson. Row Three: Don Watros, Pat Lyman, Cathy Jones, Leonora Clause, Cheryl Bromberger, Tim Kenyon, Ronnie Bennett, Roger Blaha, Bob Brandes, Linda Lane, Jennifer Anderson. Row Four: Charles Porter, Roy Harris, James Sebor, Roger Seabolt, Jock Thompson, Gerald Sykora, Bob Rayl, Ed Krnoul, Neil McGnigal, Mr. Eddy. Members of the Eighth Grade Basketball Team. Row One: Steve Torock, Richard Epplet, Gary Ritondaro, Gary Farrinacci, Keith Miller, George Richart, Roger Blaha, Gordon McDonald. Row Two: Patsy Wallis, Karen Betzer, Dan Purcell, John Carmigano, Nelson Nemec, Terry Tincher, Tim Stonescipher, Mike Fisher, John Miller, Wilton Barnum. Row Three: Mr. Mike Fisher, Coach: Bob Rayl, Chuck Porter, Bob Poloski, Jeff Stinchcomb, Dave Holloran, Paul Davis, and Dick Brunski. Mighty Troians Have Good Season Members of the Seventh Grade Basketball Team. First Row: Les Esmonde, Allan McBride, John Baker, Van Dull, Dave Morse, Louis Sheehe, Bruce Hall, Bob Heinrich, John Collier, Bob Osborne. Second Row: Karen Betzer, Stat, Patsy Wallis, Scorer: Sherwood Stead, Larry Diemand, Ken Vanoverren, John Hennie, Tom Thayer, Bob Koritansky, Larry Klingemier, Marvin Hostetler. Third Row: Mike Fisher, Coach, Wayne Smith, Bill Platt, Neil McGonigal, Bill Richardson, Tom Judge, Greg Smith, Leslie Kovach. Members of Mr. ScannelI's eighth grade homeroom. First Row: Pot Callan, Judy Grant, Ray Gardini, Gary Farrinacci, Bill Sattlemeyer, Linda Lane, Tim Cornell, Phillip Weiland, Carla Novak. Second Row: Mary Ann Hudak, Cheryl Bronberger, Mike Fisher, Bob Grant, Linda Grumney, Janet Exley, John Carmigiano, Bob Denning, Kathy Grennan. Third Row: Deanna Clause, Edythe Carr, Paul Davis, Bill Dolsen, Jerry Geil, Bob Fiuhr, Margaret Grimm, Ronnie Fuller. Remember This Eighth Grade. Members of Mrs. Canfield's eighth grade homeroom. First Row: Carol Krazzel, Carol lfft, Mary Ann Hummel, Gwen Rose, Edith Hunter, Donna Grady, Betty Jones, Jeannette Jameson, Mary Haas, Bob Kavalecz. Second Row: Tim Kanyon, Erna Johnson, Kathy Jones, Bob Hostettler, Dick Johnson, Dave Hartman, Carol Kazel, Jim Hicks. Third Row: Gordon McDonald, Janet Hosmer, Joey Hummel, Frank Jivorac, Dick Karp, Dave Holloran, Karen Hall, Bob Walsh. on-nu-sv--.-K IQMMWQ WL. .....--clk s i Members of Mr. Ely's eighth grade homeroom are Row One: Keith Miller, Carol Dressler, Vivian Pogorzel- ski, Heather Pouler, Sandy Pfaff, Kathy Oplinger, Russ Newton. Row Two: Mr. Ely, Dale Newberry, Nelson Nemec, Pat Pepcock, Jean Barone, Laurene Pildner, John Miller. Row Three: Dick Emmons, Keith Mischne, Bob Poloski, Charles Porter, and Mike Dyrcz. Will Be 6- Q 2 Members of Mrs. Frobase's eighth grade homeroom are Row One: Gary Ritondaro, Nancy Baptie, George Reichard, Lindo Robusky, Judy Rarick, Linda Scheele, Chuck Price, Bill Hill, Rick Eplett, Audrey Stephenson. Row Two: Mrs. Frobase, Beth Robertson, Dick Shimko, Darlene Schwindl, Dave Reichard, Elaine Spisak, Dorothy Saare, Dan Purcell, Mike Paoletto. Row Three: Rich Brunsky, Richard Mercer, Del Rodgers, Jim Sebor, Mike Skiba, Jock Ray, Roger Seabolt, and Bob Rayl. Members of Mrs. Bohland's eighth grade homeroom are Row One: Roger Bostwiclc, Alfred Nelson, Tim Stonecipher, Joe Black, Paul Ash, Bennet, Mr. Reef. Wendy Alderman, Loraine Bosco, Jennifer Anderson. Next Year's Freshmen Bolek, Jim Abbe, Jerry Baptie, Jim Nozar, Jim Brest, Karen Betzer. Row Two: Nadine Bob Brandis, Judy Bessai, Don Arndt, Gary Baker, Wilton Barnum, Roger Blaha, Ronnie Row Three: Mary Lou Buday, Karen Blakeslee, Mary Beckwith, Sandy Fiser, Karol Basler, Mr. Reef's eighth grade homeroom. Row One: Jay Mahaffey, Greg Keck, Paul Kingery, Florence Kathy Long, Frances Lishing, Joan Leamon, Ellen Mather, Donny Lee. Row Two: Mrs. Bolan, Joe Marilyn Mahon, Karen Kazel, Pat Lyman, Kathy McElwain, Marriet Edwards, Jim Lang, Rhoda McFadden, Kovolchuk, Marx. Row Three: Sharyn Van Gorder, Sally Mazny, Roger Knapp, Jerry Rodgers, Jim Love, Tim Lawfield, Joe Little, Marilyn Dukes, Ed Krnoul. Members of Mr. Fisher's eighth grade homeroom. First Raw: Autry Stephenson, Ilene Triplett, Betty Wil- liams, Ed Ziclwrsh, Terry Tincher, Valerie Wright, Karen Whitright, Nancy Hawkins, Steve Torak. Second Row: Cindy Wheeler, Kathy Tarro, Susan Payer, Don Wattos, Joan Strong, David Wisniewslxi, Bob Varat, Patsy Wallace, Mr. Fisher. Third Row: Beverly Thompson, Dennis Wilmot, Judy Trushel, Jack Thompson, Jeff Stinchcamb, Dawn Whitright, Jerry Sykora, Joni Thrasher. Members of Miss Witt's seventh grade homeroom. First Row: Tim Acton, John Baker, Diane Ash, Lynne Bostwiclc, Kathy Blair, Kay Boolcman, Karen Cervenlco, Shirley Boldin, Ed Betzer. Second Row: Van Dull, Connie Boerngen, Jim Brown, Cheryl Ash, Susan Beniamin, Les Ault, David Arotin, Vera Bradley, Miss Witt. Third Row: Evelyn Buehner, Chuck Blue, Barta Bredizer, Jack Carson, David Bowers, Dick Aikens, Tom Brown, Sally Altrogge. Seventh Grade Members of Mrs. Thayer's seventh grade homeroom. First Row: John Gessec, Jim Farinacci, Donna Colvin, Susan Dilda, Jennifer Cooley, Mary Ellicoclr, Carolyn Downs, Linda Farley, John Exley, Gary Chaney. Second Row: Mrs. Thayer, Leslie Esmonde, Penny De Green, Linda Chapman, Bob Flarrety, Pat Gerboth, Lee Dickinson, Jamie Connell, Jane Dinsmore, John Collier. Third Row: Joe Corodi, Larry Diemond, David Enochian, Janet Freeman, George Denniston, Tom Fitz-Gibbons, Mille Fedora, Tom De Mars. can-nu--K . . . E i Mr. Eddy's seventh grade homeroom members. First Row: Mike Hrisco, Sue Hein, Bob Heinrich, Chuck Hildenbrand, Joyce Good, Bruce Hull, Sandy Hoine, George Hockberg, Linda Dunlap, Kathy Janek. Second Row: Mr. Eddy, Dennis Hannon, John Hennie, Jim Hawk, Linda Hannon, Dorothy Hicks, Ann Hagler, Mike Hollowaddy, Barry Hall, James Hannon. Third Row: Marian Goodwin, Ronnie Grennan, David Honey, Roy Harris, Marvin Hostettler, Paul Horne, David Hill, Judy Hoover. And Seventh Grade Kel! Mr. Cronin's seventh grade homeroom members. First Row: Joanne Phillips, Jim Price, Ginger Puzder, Rose Phipps, Judy Reminder, Rose Renick, Roger Richards, Donna Pauler, Chuck Nash. Second Row: Pat Reese, Morris Potter, Paul Petkosek, Georgia Panek, Wayne Smith, Bill Neely, Bob Rebblet, Judy Rarcik, Mr. Cronin. Third Row: Tim Purcell, Chris Meyers, Jim Parker, Dorothy Palo, Cheryl Nock, Cindy Rayl, Sue Quaintance, Liz Phipps. waht, kw 4 ' I 'E 125 1 if mmf -1 f gf finiiv S Z f i' rifffilil - - . 1' M y A , , . , V. 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Amana Avenue 5-3183 and For Emergency Prescription Service Ironrite Call Pf0d1tCf5 AVenue 6-4152 125 No.-gh Sh-eef Chqfdqn, Ohio 125 Main Street Chardon, Ohio 1 1 ZAMER'S MJSIC STORE Fine Selection of MODERN and CLASSICAL MUSIC -FI - STEREO IIN ST. CHARDON, OHIO AVenue 5-8601 RlCKARD'S BAKERY Wedding - Birthday Party Cakes Made to Order Baking for Special Occasions For Something New in Baked and Pastry Shop Here 121 MAIN AVenue 5-2186 CHARDON, OHIO 'CHAPMAN RON'S AUTO COAL AND SUPPLY Clean Prompt Delivery AV 6-5021 Budget Plan Available 100 South Chardon AV 5-4691 Park Ave. Chardor Get the Rambler Deal CHARDON RAMBLER if S, ' Y r I j SAAB mm 1 We Service All Makes of Cars 514 Water AVenue 6-4150 THE CHARDON TELEPHONE COMPANY Save Wiib Direct Diflfmce Dialing CHARDON METAL CRAFT .. ,,.f--W' ' .. ,, STRUCTURAL FIBERS, INC. t, ,E v - .. f r Q V, g- J H My I t I g ui , H g kf V 1 I K K I 1, ' ' ' ' ,,.. -1.:'.. I I ' f , ' ' - ' . f., .-7.f,v'f,i-sf ' , - K ' . , - y -:sew K - 7 M ' ' 5th AVENUE CHARDON, OHIO AV 6-4118 Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safety Deposit Boxes 211 MAIN ST I THE GEAUGA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK I FREE CUSTOMER PARKING OFF COURT STREET MEMBER F. D I C Auto Loans Appl ianc Loans Mortage Loans AV 5-21 FINCH CLEANERS 81 DYERS For Superior Cleaning and Dyeing See Finch 518 WATER ST. BOSTWICK'S STORE Your Complete Department Store Monday - Wednesday - Thursday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Tuesday - Friday 9:30 A.M. Ia 9:00 P.M. Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Shop By Phone AV 5-2133 CHARDON PLAZA CHARDON, OHIO AV 5-2135 CHARDON, OHIO N 1 I CROMWELL'S DRUG MAIN STREET AV 6-2021 ROSS REXALL CHARDON PLAZA AVenue 6-4167 ORIENT'S COCKER SPANIELS Home of Champions The Dog That Kids Love . . Wonderful House Pets . . . Lovely Dispositions. AL 81 DOROTHY ORIENT RFD 3, Mentor Road CHARDON, OHIO 'iff' M M A IY y-yi SPEAR'S MOTOR SALES I I Exe 1 Excellent Service By A Reputable Dealer CHRYSLER DE SOTO DODGE PLYMOUTH CHARDON-MADISON RD. AV 6-4170 CHARDON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF 1960 HILLTOPPER MAZNY'S CHRISTINE AND CHARLES MAZNY Specializing In Designing FLOWERS TELECRAPIIED ANYWHERE CORSAGES, BOUQUETS, GARDENS WILSON MILLS RD. CHARDON, OHIO AV 5-2105 HERFF JONES CO. MANUFACTURING JEWELERS and STATIONERS 1401 - 1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVE. INDIANAPOLIS 7, IND. CHARDON SHELL STATION FRIENDLIEST SERVICE IN TOWN GASOLINE TIRES OIL ACCESSORIES CHARDON PLAZA CHARDON, OHIO BURR FUNERAL HOME SERVICE SINCE 1908 MARC BURR HAL BURR DEDICATED TO DIGNITY AND SERVICE OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS AV 5-2182 106 SOUTH ST. CHARDON, OHIO PATRCDN PAGE We the members of the Hilltopper wish to thank the Advertisers and Patrons of our yearbook. Without their help the publication of this yearbook would not be possible. We sincerely hope that you, as students,- will thank the Advertisers for their help by soliciting their products and services. CHARDON MEDICAL CENTER Walter C. Corey, M.D. David A. Corey, M.D. A. David Price, M.D. George Dandalides, M.D. Kayoshi Masuoka, M.D. CHARDON VETERINARY HOSPITAL Alan P. Cragg, D.V.M. Mll-l-ER'5 GARAGE SANDBORN PLASTICS N. Hdmbdefl Sf- 204 Washington Av. AV 5-8841 AV. 6-4122 R. L. RARICK PAINTERS CHARDQN LAUNDRY 134 Ferris Av. 507 Wafer Sf, AV 5-7921 AV 5-4851 CHARDON SUNOCO SERVICE JEWET1' AND BUCKLEY 505 Water St. 119 Main St. AV 5-9931 AV 5-9601 BERTKE REALTY DAVID J. EARDLEY 443 North St. 233 Main St, AV 5-3165 AV 5-2196 JOHN A. ROSE, OPTOMETRIST .3 3, V RECREATIQN gEN1-ER Main St. Water St. AV 5-3188 AV 5-9641 and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and and 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 Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Senior Paul Ashman R. H. Bowditch John J. Boyle James F. Bradley, Sr Nelson L. Burgess Thomas Burke Frank A. Childs John M. Davis Vincent Denning George Denniston Emery P. Dildo A. P. Dimmick Andy Dombey Glenn C. Donohoe Andrew Fazekas Mike Fisher Robert J. Ford John Friel Glenn Grant Joseph J. Gruden Louis Haberer Raymond Hilger Edwin T. Hofstetter Orrville Hosmer Alvin Hurshman Paul Jacobs Ernest E. Johnson, Arthur Keck Clayton Love Albert Mansfield, Sr. G. R. McElwain S. G. McElwain W. L. Mehle Duwane L. Miller Jr. Parents' Patrons Mrs. Paul Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Neill, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Edward R. Newton Mr. and Mrs. William G. Nicolet Mr. and Mrs. James Nozar Mr. and Mrs Fred Orzen Mr. and Mrs Herman Pildner Dr. and Mrs. A. David Price Mr. and Mrs Joe Prusha Mr. and Mrs Richard L. Rarick Mrs. Harry Rayl Mr. and Mrs Lester Rayl Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Robertson Mr. and Mrs F. E. Rossbach Mr. and Mrs Louis W. Sheehe Mr. and Mrs Gordon Spare Mr. and Mrs Herbert Steingass Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stinchcomb Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Stone Mr. and Mrs Joseph V. Temple Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thrasher Mrs. Josephine Filipovic Tratnik Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Tromm Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Gerald C. Wearsch Dr. and Mrs. Max Weitzenhof Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Worth G. Wollpert Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Woollams Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy G. 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