Cuyahoga Falls High School - Cuyahogan Yearbook (Cuyahoga Falls, OH)

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H The realization of a dream h final preparations are made prior to the construction of the 53.1 million dollar high school addition. THE KEY TO THE UYAHOGAN FRED H. BODE A man of vnsuon hopes and dreams Came to our town one day He saw that there was work to do And settled down to stay He steered us through ten vltal years On pathways straight and true And then passed on to God who had A job for hum to do Stralghtforward frank and always four Wxth every fellow man Endowed wlth boundless energy To meet each new demand He loved o funny story And he told one wnth a zest ln all respects has sense of humor Really was the best No tuner could be found A man of Christian vnrtue Wnth humlluty profound The jab by hum so well begun Stands unfinished now lt s up to those he left behund To take a solemn vow That our school system wnll become The tnnest ln the land A Invnng monument to hum Who has so wnsely planned Clint Emmerich Principal Edward Rowland Sill School I I I I I I I As husband, father, friend, and boss I I I , . I A-,R-4, -, . 1 ,L I ,.4r,.,.. l ,, I51 .Qa- y - rf . . A , ,, z 14, , ,... ,, x wigs, ' ' Q, .. .. A-3 ., 'r A ' -H -qi.. 1 , ,:,-W. , F .. Lg, v - , wafiflff- , 4.4 As the class of l959 did before us . . . FOREWORD . . . Outside, screeching steam shovels and clattering air hammers are rapidly changing the face of our school building. The senior class ot l96O will be the last to graduate from the school as it stands today. Although we are eager for our building to be modern- ized, there are established ideals and tradi- tions which we hope will endure. However much the appearance of buildings may be altered, loyal school spirit and the warmth and friendliness ot classmates and teachers will remain unchanged. We the class of l96O present to you the class key-the symbol ot the many doors which are Open to you . . . KNOWLEDGE is the KEY to u richer, fuller life. CONTENTS Dedicotion 4 Introduction 6 Activities l8 Athletics 62 Classes 86 Administration l48 Advertisers ond Potrons l 60 It is for you to choose which door you will open. ACTIVITIES . . . provide the opportunity for self-expression , The girls aren't getting the leap on this lad. Our own Kingston Trio plus three boosts Tiger spirit for the Home- coming game with a folk tune, ft ,Lf .I Club meetings, pep assemblies, football games, the school dance that has been plan- ned tor weeks ahead-these activities, as well as our school curriculum, are a valuable part of our high school lives, Whether or- ganizing a committee for a club service pro- ject, or making decorations for a dance, we are facing new situations and meeting new people. Through our contacts with others, we not only gain understanding of them, but we learn more about ourselves, our aims and our ambitions. It looks like a bad dav at Bac Rock for Falls Black Tiger fans v 7 . qi ' - 0 I . 4. , 'V' , lr wt' , . Vw, A , - .A,,,, ,, , a f f 'mfg M' . lv .af ' z A r, W as , H- X -qi . 4 'Ly'-'f'l'f J ' 1 ' ... bt Vuzfyj V Aft? Q' - gy .35-2. ,e , t V K Q 2, J! 9 41 -, , I 25, , 'f ,,, . , , . . 'ln V 4 k ff F' af I A - ' Q r y , , . iff? M ' , 421412 an , :: 4. ' 1' gr+f?f ' 4. -x r .W ff- , ,, ,tm .- A ., -. W- 4 gf ' ' cf' b wwf. nz , . K . - ,A . - ,- , K a 'AX x Tiger Cantrell displays the technique that won him the District Wrestling Championship in his weight class. Jim Molson looks a bit wary as he outlegs a sizeable enemy tackler tor a good gain. ATHLETICS . . . build agile minds as well as agile bodies. lnterscholastic athletics at Falls High constitute a very important part ot the total educational program. Athletically talented boys ot the school have the opportunity to develop their skills in a variety ot sports: tennis, golf, wrestling, basketball, football, swimming, baseball, and track. The newly' completed cinder track at Bolich Junior High, the baseball diamonds at Waterworks Park, the excellent high school tennis courts, and many additional facilities serve to encourage active participation. ln addition to providing a further op- portunity tor the development ot skills, our varsity athletic teams provide the rallying point tor school spirit, A good eye and a steady hand make Tom Mosher a high scorer on the rifle team. ls X2 If Q 13 yx 5 A ii-,. n 1 ' b- 1 'J 5 4 1 . wifi,- , : 09. af 5 . A -I '- my P' ,X 4 Q Q X u Q ' a ' Q .'-ff-er L 1' j-5.3 f' 'f ' z kiiiya ' ' N' K , M m,f5 f 1 ' 'Q -25, v 4 'W 1. f Q , i lf' gl J , ,Q I I' fi. .1 3 I 9 we JW' Q53 . GQA. i '1.L N11 fu fblid Mrs. Holst keeps cz watchful eye on one of her nimble-fingered typists. A drornotuc pre-senfofuon of Our Town as recorded by Dowd Adolf, Jeff Wlnters, Lindo Horrmgton, ond Bob Foir. Thus, close, I5 o mopf exoloms Mr. Brode to o Ge-rmorw class. nfl ADMINISTRATION . . . leadership The task ot coeordinating the oper- ations of nine grade schools, two junior highs, and the high school is monu- mental. The administration, as the ex- ecutive body of our schools, provides the leadership which has secured for the community one of the finest school sys- tems in Ohio, .4 .-..LJ ' In spite of his endless tasks and responsibilities, Mr, Ripley manages a smiling COLJVWICUOVICC. uf F. ,Z uni-cfwwmx 'Q Q! 1 E3 A, p F ' A, Z A ' ' 6 'MN 'A ji Z 5 'H A smiling Don Cole accepts the Manhood Award from Mr, Saurer. gl tl 5 All Falls students can be proud at winning the District Sportsmanship Trophy which Jim Bell places among our other awards. RECOGNITION in various fields of endeavor On Recognition Night seniors are hon- ored for their abilities in various fields. Awards are presented for oustanding perform- ance in scholarship, leadership, music, and athletics. Two of the most coveted trophies are the Manhood and Womanhood Awards, which are presented annually to two seniors who excel academically, The recipients of scholarships donated by colleges and corpora- tions are also announced. This recognition ceremony culminates a senior's high school career and foreshadows success in the future. John Lewis and Mary Beth Miller receive the Leader- ship Trophy os recognition for their outstanding service to the school. I X 2 I ,1,,,,,. H , K 'I' i MiE4g5's v , Q gsm al' 'L 5 fs E Af 1 1 A Y A 4 U .Q P'-, Q I I y n A hz , W 11' 1 f,A.ff'2L,' 7 if , s..,..... . A . Y-Fhr' fu,f.'iT..j f in ' 4 'A -Q 2 K-0 X: 1 'N I . ' 'N . W, , 1 5 ' , f I 9 iv' S : . 125' cf ,. - f K S 'W W lflfi ov f ,, , . 1 .br M ,f 'X 0 1 'A N .V AWK' Q, . v cn E 'Z 2 I- U 4 19 - JUNIOR PROM COURT lst Row, l. to r.: Pat Shaffer, Marlene Mayer, Pat Conn, Molly Pancoast, Jackie lsncr, Nancy Ackerman. 2nd Row Dave Ferguson, Bill Oldham, Pete Hitler, John Creed, Jim Bell, Ralph VSpikel Moyer 20 Q s i 5 i .B -L 5 9 one R I M.. x-.Q P4 fl' 3 t l, a xi JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom is a suitable ending to the students' first year as upperclassmen. lt is a fitting reward for the newly accepted responsibilities of leadership-a preview of the things to come. This occasion presents the first all-class royalty. 40 As admiring classmates look on, Kathy Anderson crowns the royalty of the l959 Junior Prom. Their Mojesties - Pat Conn and Pete Hitler. iff QIIX 351 'ti A f 1 kv: fic , Qs 9 clit SENIOR PROM The Senior Prom is the climax of a whirl- wind of pre-graduation activities, this mo- ment is anticipated by all. The once drab gymnasium is transformed into a fairyland of unforgettable moments. Amidst all this splendor, the crowning of the class' last king and queen is the high point of the evening. A pink and blue castle sets the motif for the i959 Senior Prom. Reigning over the Senior Prom were Queen Nora Lynne Pearce and King Dave Jones. lst Row, I. to ff Lou Pyers, Nancy Anderson, Nora Lynne Pearce, Joyce Mason, Kathy Dillehunt. 2nd Row: Roland Gates, Ken Griffith, Dave Jones, Wayne Bctz, Jeff Hoogerhyde. fn Our Queen, Marlene Mayer, receives a kiss from King Eddie Cross during traditional half-time ceremonies FOOTBALL HOMECOMING Cuyahoga Falls, playing host to Hoban for the Inter-City title, staged its homecoming game on November 6. During half-time, Marlene Mayer and Eddie Cross were intro- duced as the l959 Football Homecoming Queen and King, and the court was pre- sented, A white football, autographed by the football team was given to Marlene as a me- mento of her reign. Selected to represent the senior mem- bers of the football team were Mike Clary, Spike Moyer, Karl Albertson, and Jim Bell, Queen Marlene's attendants, senior girls nom- inated by the team, were Pat Shaffer, Kathie Anderson, Jackie lsner, and Carol Englehart. The formal crowning took place at the Homecoming Dance, sponsored by the high school Booster Club, and held on November 2l, amidst a Harvest Moon setting of pumpkins, corn stalks, autumn leaves, and scarecrows, Sandy Wendt, as president of Booster Club, and Dave White, her date, crowned the King and Queen. l crown you Queen of the i959 Football Home- coming. W BASKETBALL HOMECOMING ln a tense game at Sill gym, February l2, l96O, the Falls Black Tigers literally crowned the Hoban Knights 57-42. The center of attraction at the Falls-Hoban Home- coming Game was the announcement of the Basketball Homecoming king and queen, Dick Taylor and Rae Belle Burch. Attending King Dick and Queen Rae Belle were Elaine Williams, Becky Simmons, Linda Morthland, Linda Nourse, Eddie McGraw, Malin Tusko, Greg Kannel, and Bill Oldham, Queen Rae Belle received a basketball, autographed by all the basketball players, along with a kiss from her royal escort, King Dick Taylor, as he presented it to her. The dance, having the theme Treasure Island, was held February 20, l96O, at Sill Gymnasium where the king and queen were otticially crowned by Dian Sheppard and Gary Ridge. With a sly grin, Gary Ridge expectantly awaits his fun 1 , L I, Xlftn., w, I. to r.: L d N e Elaine Williams, R e Be Be k Simmons lst Ro C Y f land. 2nd Row: Bill Oldh nel, Dick Taylor Eddie McGraw. Dramatics . . .the smell of grease paint, pre-show iitters, and the thrill of applause Avid theater-goers had much to be en- thusiastic about this season as the Falls' dra- matic department again presented its an- nual plays. The season was opened in De- cember with the Junior Class Play, Onions in the Stew. The One-Act Play Festival, the presen- tation ot a one-act play by each ot the three classes, highlighted the late winter months. Hope ls a Thing With Feathers, an ex- cellent character study ot a group of hoboes, was presented by the Junior Class. The Sen- ior entry was Sham, a sophisticated com- edy depicting the artiticialities of adult lite. Capturing the trophy, however, was the Sophomore situation comedy, Let's Make Up The Curious Savage, o three-oct com- edy given by members ot the Senior Class climaxed the season in April. Several aspiring thespians audition before Mrs. Wyre, the dramatic act play. coach, for parts in the sophomore one- lst 2nd 3rd Row, I. to r.t Pat Niessen, Gail Hutch, Row. Tim Kominic, Julie Krebs, Betty Lowdermilk, Lee Watters, Bob Gill, Marguerite Van Gils, Sandy Marlin, Meg Weishuhn. Row: Ed Ottino, John Case, Dorothy Liska, Mrs. Wyre, Dave Williams, Sally Mahan, Linda Forrester, Sharon Staz, Dick Descutner, Judy Eldridge, Bill Walker, Nancy Wells, Steve Foley, Jan Gerstenmier, Josselyn Flowers. -vu--1-..-..,,, 1----.........,,,,,, .4 ,fgf Making final preparations for the junior class ploy, Onions in the Stew , arei Dick Descutner, Sharon Sfaz, Betty Loudermilk, ond Marguerite Van Gils. Picture by courtesy of Fall: News. All the worId's a stage . , ,ff Y . ' 46.9 We-veit 5 Jim Nechas is faced with another perplexing prob- lem. Editor Jo y c e McKee seems stumped as she pores over a pile of pic- tures. l-ligh Finance and Alan Armstrong lc e e p the yearbook in the black, CUYAHOGAN STAFF Early last fall, an enthusiastic yearbook staff met to begin planning for the l96O Cuyahogan . Staff members, who volunteered during the previous spring, met daily during sixth hour under the supervision of Miss Blue. We hope that this annual will represent the excellence tor which this school is known. EDITORIAL STAFF Seniors-Kathy Anderson, Barbara Bqzzelli, Harriet Stevens, Judy Sooy, UnderclassiPenni Adams, Teresa Frokes, Nancy Smith, Arlene Reitz. Clubsgludy Weir, Julia Ferner. Sports-John Hunter. Typists-Nancy Warner, Katherine Rinella, Roselyn Richards. BUSINESS STAFF Adyertisng Mgs,--Pete l-litler, Bill Stebbins. Ad Takers-Ralph Hood, Beth Reilly, Gretchen Holler, John Creed, Elaine Williams, Carol Englehart. Subscriphons-Linda Hamilton, Ca- rol Conkle, Gary Ridge, Dian Sheppard A new group of pictures always arouses excitement and interest among staff members. Q Milf. ., fa? V. X if X C Y :,g,a3:g- ' af- ab. we ffm, Lk 2 VL. ,ff 'V ,W PGY Leary Jerilyn Achberger Editor Managing Editor TIGER TALES Me, write up a football game? The absence of boys on the Tiger Tales staff this year forced girls who cauldn't tell a pigskin from a pokeweed to do just that. Last September, l7 senior girls, under the guidance at Mrs. Louise Kittell, set out to learn all about the newspaper business. Illusions of banging away on typewriters and shouting Copy boy were shattered when the staff realized that they also had to solicit ads, sell subscriptions, lay out pages, write headlines, and do a dozen other things that had never entered their minds. Mr. Moore satisfies a sweet tooth with a selection from the Tiger Tales candy cart. v-tAff V W '1 I 1 I' -ff' Pride in a job well done is experienced by Priscilla Secrist, Jan Mills, Karin Lockhart, Kay Roscover, Mrs, Kittell, Pat Leary, Louise Masquelier, and Ellen Taylor. lt Row I t John Hunter John Creed Bruce Mclntosh Dove Ferguson, Spike Moyer, Dick Johnson, Ronold Andrlck. 2nd Row Alon Armstrong Korl Albertson John Steinhouer Lester Strong, Tom Bush, Dick Miller, Bob Jones. 3rd Row Gary Krino Bob Rubins Ronold Zito Jett Drummond Lorry Shatter, Niels Christiansen, John Forinoccu, Mr. Scurcr Hi Y CLUB The l-li-Y Club, sponsored by the YMCA, is one of the more octive service orgonizo- tions in our school. These boys ore responsi- ble tor distributing the colorful footboll pro- groms put out by the odult Booster Club ot eoch home contest. The club reolizes enough protit from this project to tinonce oll their mony ond diversified octivities throughout the yeor. Spike Moyer wos elected president of the club. Dove Ferguson, vice-president, John Creed, secretory, Dick Johnson, treosurer, Bruce Mclntosh, choploin, ond Ron Andrick, historion. Counting the proceeds from the sale of footboll progroms orc Ron Andrick, John Cose, ond Los Strong. STUDENT COUNCIL. . . experiment in self-government Since its organization at Falls High School, Student Council has been an organization dedi- cated to the primary aim of leadership. The body now consists of 35 representatives selected each spring by a popular vote, and meets every day during the second hour in room lOl. Tuesdays are for committee meetings, and Fridays for a general assembly during which time business in- volving the welfare of the entire student body is considered, Among the projects completed during r f 1 ' NT the l959-60 school year were the organiza- tion of a President's Council, an audio-visual aid program for the various academic and athletic school departments, the purchase of a school mascot, making and placing fire drill procedure charts, a Christmas tea for teachers, noon movies, a sophomore orienta- tion program, and others. Projected activi- ties include a co-operative effort with Ameri- can Field Service for a foreign exchange stu- dent, and the furnishing and supervision of an all-clubs committee room in the new school building. r Mr. Eikenbary is the Council sponsor, and the officers werei Jim Bell, pres., Jill Schadl, vice-pres., Marty Briggs, sec., Dave Barber, treas., Judy Brown, recording sec. Terry Rounds and Jim Bell consider student suggestions. lst Row, I. to r.: Kathie Aiken, Pat Ostergcrd, Judy Brown, Sally Hitler, Kathy White, Terry Rounds, Nancy Thomas, Jill Schadl, Molly Pancoast. Znd Row: Freda Falond, Elaine Saunders, Marty Briggs, Pat Tangenberg, Norma Starts, Janet Appleby, Marian Chisholm, Linda Breen. 3rd Row: Susan Field, Connie Harrigan, Steve Foley, Dave Barber, Dale Claypoole, Bob Sweitzer, Bill Oldham, Nancy Ackerman, Mr. Eikenbary, 4th Row: Gary Stoffer, Bill McCue, Jim Bell, Bob Amspoker, Ken Corbus, Dave Ferguson, Jim Osborne, Bob Gill. O Xi' :xl II I A -K Li lst Rcow, l. tio r.: Dave Russell, Tom Mosher, Cliff McLean, Dave Barber, Joe Crisafulli, Dick Ruhe, Bill Oldham, Robert Routh, Dale laypoo e, 2nd Row: Bruce McClusky, Billy Santos, Jock Kemp, Jim Hampton, Ed Grange, Mel Miller, Bob Ritchie, Bill Glenny, Bob Sweitzer. 3rd Row: Bob Bailey, Chuck Lynch, Phil Armstrong, Bob Amspoker, Keith Koepke, Gary Ridge, Richard Rauth, Wayne Cottrill, 4th Row: Ed McGraw, Steve Miller, Bob Cochran, Fred Capcnter, Mike Clary, Mr. Howard. KEY CLUB Key Club is o service organization tor tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys who desire to develop initiative and leadership through service to their school and commu- nity. Co-sponsored by the two Falls Kiwanis Clubs, Key Club works closely with the adult organizotion on its community projects. Elected officers were Bob Archer, Pres., Richard Routh, Vice-Pres, Phil Armstrong, Sec., Eddie Grange, Treas., Mike Clary, Par- liarnentarion, and Bill Santos, Historian. Looking over their unique club iournal are Key Club president Bob Archer and vice- president Richard Routh. .L 33 ist Row, I. to r,: Pat Wyatt, Nancy Ackerman, Barbara Derr, Jerilyn Achberger, Virginia Kehrer, Karen Pfeiffer, Gloria Revay, Julie Feiler, 2nd Ferner, Judy Weir, Rita Kuder, Harriet Stevens, Barbara Bart- lett, Steve Gruber. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . 3rd Row: Mrs, Hart Sandy Wendt, Judy Sooy, Ellen Taylor, Julia 4th Row: Greg Kannel, David Wright, Bill Glenny, Kay Quointonce, Nancy Warner, Erna Lenz, Diane Hemsley, Pat Gorog, John Hunter, Bill Oldham, Row: Tam Roderick, Paul Keefe, Dave Ferguson, John Creed, Bob Amspoker, Wayne Snyder, Jim Nechas, George Hutfilz, Larry Jenkins, Pete Hitler, Richard Routh. Scholarship, leadership, Character, Service The National Honor Society began its acti- vities this year with the induction of new mem- bers who are selected on the basis ot scholarship, character, service to the school, and leadership. The membership now includes I5 per cent of the senior class and IO per cent ot the junior class, Other activities in which the club engaged were a Valentine's Day party tor the 8-IO year olds of the Children's Home and the sale ot Easter Candy. Club officers were: Pres., David Wright, Vice-Pres., Bill Glenny, Sec., Julia Ferner, Treas, George I-luttilz, Chaplain, Julie Feiler. 34 A Q -if-nrwqg Even the boys pitch in to prepare refreshments tor the Children's Home party, lst 2nd 3rd 4th E11 zz 15 ,s ,, , 'YJ 4 -9. Row, I. to r,: Mrs, Carter, Lynne Gartorth, Linda Stopher, Jerulyn Achberger, Rae Belle Burch, Linda Laih, Gail Hutch, Carol Davis, Mina Roe Clark, Michele Howard, Pat Learey, Jeanne Calvert, Judy Robinson, Pat Wallace, Shirley Wise, Pam Garver, Mary Jean Middleton. Row' Nancy Riddle, Joyce Travers, Lynda Crane, Carol Bracken, Jean Bartlett, Lynne Snyder, Beth Reilly, Karen Telford, Connie Moseley, Vicki Straight, Julie Feiler, Lynda McClelland, Nancy Lahrners, Pot Niessen. Row: Pam Mohaupt, Harriet Stevens, Jean Taylor, Judy Soay, Sandy Somers, Jo Ann Jeffers, Karen Sandvik, Jeanne Sooy, Pat Riley, Joyce Ferder, Rita Kucler, Jan Weitzel, Lynn Brown. Row, Joyce McKee, Morioric Mitchell, Barbara Buzzelli, Linda Cerny, Judy Zimmerman, Lois Howe, Diana Hemsley, Nancy War- ner, Penni Adams, Leslie Rugqles, Marcia Mitchell, Lenore Nalencz, Beverly Batz, Sharon Higley, Karen Kroeaer, Marianne Schna- lwrfl, Linda Biissard, Jlirly McKee, Alice Trowbridge, Judy Baldwin, Carol Kleffman. The Godey pin is proudly displayed by Joyce McKee and Karen Kroeger. GODEY CLUB Godey Club is a service organization which receives its name from the former Go- dey Fashion Magazine for women. Second semester officers were installed at a banquet for which the entertainment was a fashion show performed by the members. A few of this club's service projects have been candy sales and an Easter party at the Children's Home. Pres Treas. Secretary viceePres. Ist Semester Jean Bartlett Joyce McKee Carole Yukevich Pam Mohoupt 2nd Semestei Joyce McKee Marcia Mitchell Rae Belle Burch Shirley Wise J lst 2nd 3rd 4th FOUR SQUARE 1st Semester 2nd Semester Pres, Denc Graham Molly Pancoast Vrgg-.Prey Molly Pancoast Sandy Haudenchrld Trgog, Carol Englehart . Lynette l-lalgh Seq, ..Babs Derr. Kathy Anderson Sgt-at-arms Marty Briggs. Melissa Cate The Four Square Club derives its name from its four mottoes: Faith, Loyalty, Service, and Sincerity. The purpose of the club is to be of service to our school and commu- nity by improving ourselves in intellect, char- acter, and physical fitness. Mrs. Robertson is the Four Square advisor, Several Four Square salesmen sort Tigerehe-ad stationery. 4-..--...Q . x ,Q i. M--rv...-.M , -H .. ,,,, -M Max, Row, I. to rr. Mrs. Robertson, Jane Clark, Karen Martz, Molly Pancoast, Gloria Revay, Karen Pfeiffer, Marlene Mayer, Sally Met- tee, Kathy Anderson, Jackie lsner, Lynette l-laugh, Carol Conkle, Frcrla Foland, Cathy Neal, Thelma Corner. Rowz Nancy Cline, Marian Dreyer, Babs Derr, Nancy Ackerman, Gretchen Holler, Lrncta l-larnrlton, Jane McElhancy, Becky Sim- mons, Judy Brown, Pat Ostergard, Mary Case, Dawn Sayre, Pat Shatter, Karin Lockhart. Row: Carol Englehart, Barbara Albertson, Sally Perdriau, Sue Haudench-ld, Karin Lindblad, Marion Lrndblad, Sandy l-laurlenchild Julie Snyder, Dian Sheppard, Judy Kaza, Janet Appleby, Jean Beckman, Sharol Klar, Teernle Campbell. Row Julie Ferner, Jan Gerstenmler, Sally Murnmo, Judy Sollberger, Sandy Snyder, Elaine Wrlliams, Nancy Cooper, Marty Briggs Sandy Wendt, Dene Graham, Janet Lady, Ellen Taylor, Melissa Cate. Eileen N 'uf Y O'Brien ,admires an authentic German stein held by German-barn Walter Blaich. GERMAN CLUB The study of a language does not end in the classroom. To obtain a thorough knowl- edge of the subject, the student must be ac- quainted with the culture of the land where it is spoken natively, This is the main object- ive of the German Club under the direction of Mr, Brode. Through films, slides and other educational supplements the members are brought closer to their course. The officers for the year were: Wayne Snyder, President, Dick Hamilton, Treasurer, Mary Jean Mid- dleton, Secretary. Study toward a better understanding of the German language. oils,-f 2fQ lst 2n.l Row, I. to r.: Sharon Scherer, Dale Kaiser, Pat Thorns- berry, Mary Ann Gifford, Eileen O'Brien, Judy Brown, Julie Snyder, Peggy Nelson, Sally Mettee, Mary Jean Middleton, Karen Lowrey, Roberta Bode, Rebecca Sim- mons, Michele Howard, Teresa Frakes, Sharon Benesh, Mr. Brode. Row: Jerry Francis, Dave Barber, Richard Bailey, Gary Bossen, Joe Crisatulli, Bob Kochmit, John Howard, Dwain Holler, Jim Hampton, Terry Turpin, Jim Ransweiler Gor- don Myers 3rd Row: Greg Kannel, Bruce McClusky, Bob Eiber, Mike Cos- till, Larry Wilson, Dale Claypoole, Jim Seymour, Jack Kemp, Bill Kerscher, Cliff McLean, Dave Smucker, Dick Hamilton, Ron Lindy. 4th Row Bill Stebbins, James Grow, Jim Maryanski, Bob Am- spoker, Boo Siemnieda, Keith Koepke, Jim Ward, Wayne Snyder, George Hutfilz, Phil Armstrong, Larry Slota, Bill Tschontz. Sth Row Mel Miller, Richard Routh, Fred Kleinhans, Dick Taylor, Glen Elzhclz, Byron Gray. 37 lst Row, I. to r.: Elena Sweet, Judy Kane, Sharon Siens, Marge Dudley, Sue Sningleton, Jackie lsner, Carolyn Tausch, Sandy Sherman, Josselyn Flowers, Julie Feiler, Marguerite Van Gils, Lynda Scheatzel, Judi Fogarty, Mrs. Rausch. 2nd Row: Susan Pancoast, Pat Tangenberg, Elaine Saunders, Kathy White, Sue Kesselring, Darlene Shultz, Jill Gottschalk, Debbie Melvin, Sue Stansbury, Karin Lockhart, Prudence String, Julie Mumma, Molly Kremer. 3rd Row: Sue Tibbals, Carolyn Harvey, Carole Yukevich, Nancy Wells, Carol Kleffman, Virginia Stultz, Mary Snyder, Rita Kuder, Linda Cerny, Judy Robinson, Nancy Lahmers, Gerald Bowers, Ed Meincke. 4th Row: Greg Wintrup, Gary Marsh, Jim Ward, Steve Foley, Becky Young, Karen Kroeger, Sharon l-ligley, Sandy Snyder, Sandy Wendt, Marty Briggs, Peg Daugherty, Barbara Boyd. Knowledge of French culture leads to a better command ofthe language FRENCH CLUB Nancy Wells .. , President Mary Snyder , . .Vice-President Marguerite Van Gils . Secretary Ed Meincke Treasurer A bit of gay Paree was transplanted to Falls High this spring when the French Club held its Mardi Gras. Authentic French toads were served amidst the laughter and chatter of the lively tongue. A skit with French dia- logue provided entertainment tor the evening. 38 Gazing wisttully at a poster of the French Riviera are Jim Ward, Kathy White, and Steve Foley. WWT .447 NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Resolved that: 'The Federal Government should substantially increase its regulation at labor unions. ' With this as the topic for debate, the Falls chapter of the National Forensic League opened its tournament season. In addition to debate, students had the opportunity to present original oratory, oratorical declamation, dramatic and humurous orations, and extemporaneous speech. Cuyahoga Falls has placed well in these events and is one of the ten schools in the United States to receive this year the Leading Chapter Award for its outstanding work. The SDOVWSOV of the 0l'Q0VllZCll'l0f'l is MV- Sandy Wendt delivers her prize-winning Prince of Calvin l-leintz. Officers were Robin Sandetur, Peoce Speech te on intent audience- president, Michael Krantz, vice-president, Su- san Phillips, recording secretary, and Richard Michalec, treasurer. lst Row, l. to r.: Mary Snyder, Mike Krantz, Jo Ann Crandall, Betty Lowdermilk, Mcry Ann Gifford, Sue Phillips, Dick Michalec, Robin Sandefur. 2nd Row: Nancy Thomas, Sharon Siens, Mary Lynch, Judy Robinson, Don Cobb, Dave Heintz, Mike Frank, 3rd Row: Sandy Wendt, Barbara Emery, Peggy Fauser, Janet Losch, Sue Haudenchild, Sandy Haudenchild, Phil Petit, Mr. Hemtz. 4th Row: Teresa Frakes, Sherri Wright, Sally Dreisbach, Fred Carpenter, Helmut Galambos, Dave Ruckmon, Ken Tamer, Tom Matthews. 39 Thus was the furst year that the boys have partucupated un Pep Club actuvutues Thus pucture shows how well they fut un wuth the workungs of the club PEP CLUB The Pep Club newly organuzed last year was formed to supplement the actuvutues ot the cheerleaders Although they are among the hardest workung members of the student body the cheerleaders un.the past could not hope to concentrate the enthus sm ot l7OO people at one tume for one even Thus year however wuth the help ot the Pep Club they have done a remarkable job un rausung Tuger P ung Football Game un whuch a fured up Falls beat l-loban for theur furst Inter Cuty League Champuonshup Durung basketball season wuth loyalty laggung the Pep Club untroduced the Pep Week competutuon Each class had a week un whuch through separate assemblues pos ter and slogans to rause the spurut of the school At the end of the three weeks the Junuors won out after a close battle lt s evudent that the Pep Club met and exceeded uts goal A bashful dogpatch mauden brungs an eager beau be for Marryun Sam durung a Tuger pep assembly l l l I s irit, It reached its peak at the Homecom- ' A . ' u The l959 60 Pep Club olflcers were Jane McElho ney Lindo Hamilton Judy McKee Elome Wnllloms ond Lmdo Fmley Pot Booth cmd Joonno Holt hurry to fmlsh the sngns that olwoys eem to cover the halls before oll the games 1 1 f 1 S . 'N-. if .. 4- lst Row, I. to r,: Barbara Bartlett, Joanna Holt, Linda Poli, Lynette Haigh, Jackie lsner, Barb Ashworth, Dorothy Gross, Nadine Han- ley, Peg Nelson, Joy Weiss, Lynne Garforth, Bonnie McCormick, Sue Willett, Joyce Soos. 2nd Row: Sally Dreisbach, Judy Eldridge, Cathy Neal, Gloria Revay, Nancy Ackerman, Nancy Lahmers, Jackie Grandon, Holly Kiken- dall, Peg Daugherty, Sharon Staz, Roxie Wilson, Nancy Riddle. 3rd Row' Shirley Wyant Richard Routh, Jan Mills, Carol Slota, Martha Shoemaker, Melody Mitchell, Janet Losch, Debbie Melvin, Marion Chisholm, Sally Hitler, Connie Harrigan, Renee Vonfeld, Martha Miller, Judy Lesniak, Jeanne Calvert, Jill Schadl, Doro- thy Liska, Sharon Benesh, Dene Graham. 4th Row: Louise Masquelier, Jim Neches, Peggy Robb, Georgia Phillips, Elaine Saunders, Sara Keller, Barb Emery, Christie Christensen, Tarn Ann Travis, Jean Taylor, Becky Young, Linda Eib, Judie Burgess, Sandy Burnett, Joyce Ferder, Susan Dodge, Pot Wyatt, Sandra Snyder, 5th Row: Margaret Jones, Peggy Johnson, Susan Pancoast, Sharon Scherer, Gerry Wells, Cathy Pitts, Marianne Schnabel, Roberta Bode, Karen Dutch, Marcia Mitchell, Vick u Carthy, Pat Ostergard, Linda Finley, Sharen Harper, Joyce McKee, Diane Mayborn, Bard Parsons, John Creed, Bill Stebbins, I McClusky, Dorothy Doerrer oth Row' Kay Kittle, Jo Ann Crandall, Gary id e, Ellen Taylor H. A. PRESTON The Falls chapter of Future Teachers ot America is primarily concerned with further- ing interest in the teaching profession. Each spring, members have an opportunity to visit area grade schools and observe teaching methods. NATIONAL THESPIANS Students who have participated in dra- matics throughout high school and have earned enough points from their work are eligible to become members ot National Thespians Society, a nationwide organization ot high school drama enthusiasts. lst Row, I. to r.: Sharon Staz, Sandy Wendt, Sandy Snyder, Pat York, Jan Mills, Jan Gerstcnmier, Nancy Wells, Carol Jones. 2nd Row: Mrs. Wyre, Betty Lowdermilk, Sally Mettee, Jean Taylor, Kiki Widing, Marguerite Van Gils, Gail Hutch, John Case, Bruce Zander. 3rd Row: Jim Cantrell, Amel Taylor, Dave Heintz, Dick Descutner, Bob Gill, Lester Strong, Ed Ottino, Bill Walker, Tom Matthews. 2 r CAMERA CLUB Under the guidance of Mr, John Moore, the members of the Camera Club further their knowledge of photography. Meetings are conducted during the noon hour at which time demonstrations are given illustrating new and interesting techniques in the taking and processing of pictures. Through these exhibits the members learn to know and re- spect their equipment while getting to enjoy their hobby more fully. GIRLS' INTERCLUB COUNCIL This year the Girls' Inter-Club Council was formed to correlate the activities of all the school organizations for girls. This group is composed of two senior representatives from each club. Mrs. Ellis serves as sponsor - - - - . .3 ' D , J to this newly Orgonlzed Officers this lst RSJgy1,OIld'to r Dorothy Liska Josselyn Flowers, Lois avis oanne year were Pres Pot Burkholder- V Pres 2nd Raw: Sandra Fisher, Barbara Boyd, Eric Johnson, Arnel Taylor, ' ' Mr, Moore, Gloria Revay, Sec-Treas., Marianne Schnabel, sfd Row: Mike costin, sieve Foley, cmfies Hutfilz- COrr'-SeC Keren Kroeger 4th Row: Fritz Kleinhans, Dick Descutner. . ., . lst RRow, l. to r.: Jackie lsner, Pat Burkholder, Gloria Revay, Karen Kroeger, Marianne Schnabel, Pat iley. 2nd Row: Mrs.. Ellis, Michele Howard, Karen Pfeiffer, Donna Brown, Judy Robinson, Mary Ann Gifford, Judy Marion, 3rd Row: Nancy Kruse, Sally Dreisbach, Holly Kikendall, Sandy Snyder, Pat York, Charlotte Butterfield, Pat Conn. i 11 T GIRLS' RIFLE CLUB lst Row, l. to r.: Vicki Straight, Pat Jucl- son, Peggy Nelson, Jean Hill. 2nd Row. Dolores Balden, Treas, Judy Dunn, Linda Eib, V. Pres., Joyce Fer- der, Nettie Doerrer, Sec. 3rd Row, Linda Jones, Karen Coulter, Honey Charlton, Dorothy Doerrer, Pres., Sharon Benesh. BOYS' RIFLE TEAM An example ot the many varied activi- ties open to the student at Falls is the Girls' and Boys' Rifle Clubs. They were organized by Mr. Wade Moyer, a retired member ot the faculty, and have provided much enjoyment to interested students. The Boys' organization has its meetings and matches after school in a specially con- structed range in the boys' locker room. Their record this year against other clubs and many adult groups was 8 and 3, They distinguished themselves by placing second in the Zeppelin Open Tournament, a competition ot marks- men from tour other states. Individual high scorer tor the season was Tom Bush. lst Row, I. to r.: Gary Joines, Tom Mosher, Dave Smucker ,George Mason. 2nd Row: Amel Taylor, Jeff Drummond, Jim Chadwick, Les Strong, Tom Bush- 3rd Row: Ron Eiber, Jack Jefferies, Don Davis, Booster Club officers this year were, seated, Sandy Wendt and Dian Sheppard, standing, Judy Sollberger, Jean Beckman, and Joyce McKee. This swashbuckling pirate, a decor- ation tor the Basketball Homecom- ing Dance, has the attention and ad- miration ot Gretchen Holler, Linda McClelland and Pat Politz. BOOSTER CLUB This year, Booster Club, boasting a membership ot two hundred ninety-eight students, had an interesting and varied program. In addition to sponsoring the homecoming dances, the Club sold Tiger sweatshirts, beanies, and basketball key chains. By selling tickets tor the Kiwanis Pancake Festival, Booster Club members aided the Kiwanians in raising money for their school dental program. Early in the new year, the Club purchased a forty-nine star flag for the school. After contributing the balance ot its donation to the organ fund which has been set up to purchase an organ for the new auditorium to be completed next year, the Club placed the remainder of its funds in reserve for next year's project. The Club was very ably spponsored by Miss Ert and Miss Haberkost. En new Laden wtth the ?atQ5t shtpment of sweat 5hrrt5, Lvnda Umsfead and Nancy Hyde pro- Sant cw curious Stght QS they walk through thc halts. Our sweat shnrtS ht any size-FH Says Miss Erf fa doubtful Jam Nechas The glum cxarcssrans worn by loyal Booster Club members show what happens after cuttung hundreds of uaentical decorotuons. YZ i Q',i?3g?Q I 'Y sth 'fu ?xtK 'F i 24,4 SENIOR Y-TEENS Speakers brought places as far as Russia and as near as Kent State University to Sen- ior Y-Teen meetings during the past year. Even the glamour of New York was brought to a meeting when Marty Briggs reported on her trip to the National Y-Teen Convention held in New York City, Senior Y-Teeners had more to be proud of when the newly-organized senior girls' bas- ketball team played an undefeated season and captured a Y-Teen division trophy. Competently guiding the group during the first semester were: Marty Briggs, Presi- dent, Jill Schadl, Vice-President, Dian Shep- pard, Secretary, Kay Roscover, Treasurer, and Becky Simmons, Chaplain. The Y-Teen basketball team proves it isn't a man's world as they won the district basketball trophy, suv'-'sy Senior Y-Teen Officers: Jan Weitzel, Treasurer, Jill Schadl, President, Jennie Graham, Vice-President, Jerilyn Achberger, Secretary, and Jean Bartlett plan the agenda for coming meetings. A meeting cannot go on without the secretary's report, Members listen intently as Dian Sheppard reviews thc last meeting, W-.4 f' .e 'W Enthusiasm was the laey natc at this years JunA ic r 'Y'-Teens it fi arwashing seems to be more fun than work to Roberta Bode and Judy McKee. L T ' , , li i ' T gililli orjeprinvrllle mon loss Y' The popular beatniks, complete with bongo drums and goatees, made their appearance at a Beat- nik Dance sponsored by Junior Y- Teens last tall, ln addition to the dance a car wash was held to raise money tor the cIub's projects. As one at their projects, the Jun' iors presented a silver tea tray to the Falls Community Y in memory at Miss Jane Mahattey, a former physical education instructor at Bo- lich Junior High School. Otticers tor the year were Mare cia Mitchell, presidentg Marsha Blank, vice-presidentg Nancy l-lyde, secretaryg Marion Dreyer, treasure erg Peggy Montgomery, chaplain. Thorough preparation le a d s to interesting meetings 1 i Bringing a bit of joy to the lite of some children in the County Home with comic paper turtles are Janet Losch Sandy Toomey, Carol Brandau, Mary Moody, Nancy Morehouse, Marty Lose, ond Tori-Ann Troyis. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Organized this year because ot the in- creased enrollment ot sophomores, this Y- Teen group has had a successful initial year. A service project tor the Children's Home ond a tolk obout charm were among some ot its activities, For its officers the sophomore girls elected Rene Vonteld, pres., Corol Brandau, vice-pres., Tari-Ann Travis, sec-treas., and Sherry Wright, chaplain, ,ci ,Vi ev' ,, wr 1 lr V. V, , 5, m m, , V ,ii I wonder it this is as good os it lvolfsf Ont, it th, mom pmiccts at Eophrirnfrc Y-Teens this year wcs salt-imprmcmcnt Carolyn He-id demonstrates correct posture to Pct Tongenberg and Christie Chrisf tensen .4 fi lst Row, I. to r.: Fran Meikle, Nancy Akers, Judy Marion, Carol Bracken, Barbara Yale, Carol Yukevich, Beth Reilly, Kay Faulkner, Gay Faulkner, Sue Frezka, Sandy Frecka. 2nd Row: Karen Biddinger, Jill Gottschalk, Karen Pfeiffer, Gerry Tadlock, Beverly Miller, Rhonda Harpold, Lillian C'Brien, Eileen O'Brien, Vickie Smith, Bonnie Raber, Pat Marble, Lynda Crane, Karen Martz, Sidney Selby, 3rd Row: Sue Tibbals, Carolyn Ruffini, Kathy Anderson, Linda Ruby, Joan Clark, Mary Ann Gifford, Nancy Brumbaugh, Elena Sweet, Carolyn Tausch, Pam Mohaupt, Sally Mettee, Jayne Motsinger, Jackie Grandon, Jean l-till, Sandy Underwood, Carolyn Braun. 4th Row: Diana Hemsley, Kcren Lowrey, Jackie lsner, Carol Davis, Betty Lowderrnilk, Cathy Hammond, Virginia Luke, Bobs Boyd, Sharon Vance, Alice Dodge, Margie Prath, Peggy Fauser, Linda Gcrrski, Judy Dunn, Ruth Hill, Judy Weir, 5th Row: Linda Carlton, Lynn Biscraff, Pat Payne, Sally Mahan, Tish Burkholder, Pot Beacon, Nancy Core, Jean Goodman, Karer Ostergard, Holly Kikendall, Nancy Hyde, Sandy Snydcr, Sandy Wendt, JuI:a Ferner, Pat Tangenberg, Jean Taylor, Jane Clark, Lillian Jeffries. Learning of opportunities in medicine FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Through F.N,A., girls interested in the field of nursing are able to pursue their in- terest further. They assist in the nurse's room with physicals and visual and hearing tests. Some of the members volunteer their services at the Health Center. Community service was the keynote of this year's activities as the club prepared Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets for needy families in the Falls. A party for the Children's Home and Christmas carolling at the Summit County Home rounded out the club's projects. Mrs, Jackson, the school nurse, is the advisor, 50 'Q A little wider, please, says Jean Taylor as she checks Karen Pfeiffer in a simulated dental survey. .5 f 3? 'X Ri 1 L 1 'eg' R J Q lst Circle, I. to r.: Penni Adams, Nancy Hannum, Jane Curl, Bob Rubins. Znd Circle: Barbara Fraser, Carol Kleftman, Louise Masquelier, Carole Yukevich, Meg Weishuhn, Mary Lynch. 3rd Circle: Dick Michalec, Jared Armstrong, Gary Bossen, Bruce Kernpton, Kenny Corbcs, Robin Sandcfur, David Lingo, George Ma- son, Jim Fleming. 4th Circle: Bob Heiser, Cindy Miller, Margaret Fouser, Glenda Johnson, Sharon Willgues, Catherine Van Nay, Rick Miller, Jim Mos- teller, Jerry Jacobson, Dick Bowers, Carroll l-leflin, MUSIC . . . the universal language VARSITY BAND And now, ladies and gentlemen, that famous Tiger line! With a brassy roar, the seventy-five piece marching band, under the direction of Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Feldbush, breaks into the thrilling rendition of Tiger Rag which climaxes every football half-time show. Familiar to every loyal Tiger fan is the sight of the black and gold-uniformed members moving down the field in one spirit- ed line. One of the best in the state, the band participates in civic parades and gives a free outdoor concert in appreciation of the city's response to their annual Tag Day project. ln November, the Band-Parents organi- zation gave its traditional dinner honoring the band's senior members, The German Band, a five-piece comedy group, provided entertainment for the event. The l96O Concert Band staged its pre- miere at the Concert in the Round in which the junior high school bands were also intro- duced. The season was highlighted by a joint performance with the Baldwin-Wallace Col- lege Band and by the annual Spring Concert. x-iw 4 . B A., ,Aw 53?- Q K A Q5 wwf' 1 Q k 'lil f' W? L--we ll. f V ... .J ' ,-I I Jw QE? U ' 4 9' if M '4g X F , L tif 4. we 5. 1 ,E 1 ,Av , if ' 1 I N' 5 1 Q F Q A 'lf 1 I, X v if-wi , 3. i 5 Q! K a i X' ff' V ,.--Q' 4 A N I 1 5 ff 410 ,X Q i A P R X S' JW XX N Qu -.s4 1. G' , , Mi-F A Violinhl.arry Jenkins, Roger Smith, Richard Hanus, Niels Christiansen, George Huttilz, Nancy Willisford, Robert Heiser, Wayne Con- ner, Stephen Ulichney, Nancy Wells, Alys Briers, Patricia Beacon-not shown. Viola-Sharon Siens, CeIlo4Randy Larson. Bass- Paul Keefe. Oboegjane Curl. Flute-Judith Baldwin. Clarinet-Penn: Adams, Nancy Hannum. Bassoonglsenneth Corbus Alto Saxophone-Edward Fichter. Tenor Saxophone!Bruce Larson. Trumpet--Anthony DiTirro, Judith Weir. French Horn-Lee Witters, Linda Chance. Trombone-Joseph Blair. Tympani-Karen Lowrey. Piano-Marsha Blank. Snare Drum-Richard Miller. Mr, R. O, ReynoIdsfDirector. ORCHESTRA The rapidly growing orchestra provides a chance for string players and interested band members to work on orchestra music. lt performed at the Orchestra Festival and added atmosphere to the Junior and Senior Class Plays. DANCE BAND The Dance Band, a new feature in the school's music program, was begun this year by Mr. Robert Feldbush. Since the music ot the concert band is primarily serious, this or- ganization gave interested players a chance to study other types ot music. Following its debut at Concert in the Round, the dance band played tor the annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance. Patsy Page was the featured female vocalist. TRUMPET-Anthony DiTirro, William Wilson, James Fleming TROMBONE-Joe Blair, Charles Mohaupt, Niels Christiansen. SAXO- PHONEaEdward Fichter, Rodger Thompson, Robert Heiser, Bruce Laison, William Skidmore. RHYTHM-Richard Michalec, Paul Keefe, Richard Miller. Mr. Robert Felldbush-Director. MAIORETTES The tive high-stepping young ladies who led our March- ing Band this year presented a variety of entertaining rou- tines during halt-time shows. Gamely braving the cold and the mud of the gridiron, they won the spectators' applause with everything from a tropical hula to a wild west number. Much work went into the development of their unique rou- tunes. Alternate weeks saw Jane Clark and Linda Laih assum- ing the leadership of the corps. Pert majorettes who enhanced the l959 football season-Jane Clark, Julie Snyder, Linda Harrington. V' X , I These are the five lovely misses that added so much to our football games. Left to right: Jane Clark, Linda Harrington, Julie Snyder, Margaret Jones, and Lindo Laih. MELODY MEN: Jim Ott, Tam Matthews, Bob Jones, Larry Myers, Dayid Wright, Bill Walker, Art McWilliams, Jerry Fran- cis. 56 MELODETTES: Jill Schadl, Patsy Page Molly Pancoast, Lois Howe, Pat Marble anne Roper. ,asv-, 14,5-f , U A'-...A ' CHORALEERS: lst Row, l. to r.: Marguerite Van Gnls, .lull Schadl, Mary Kay Vallen, Beverly Schneider, Lois Howe, Roberta Bode, Jennie Graham, Janie McElhaney, Pat Marble, Bonnie McCombs, Carol Krizo, not shown, Patsy Page. 2nd Row: Bob Janes, Bill Walker, Richard Bailey, Dave Wright, Art McWilliams, Jerry Francis, John Steinhauer, Larry Myers, Lester Strong, Craig' Christner, Tom Matthews, Jim Ott. Bonnie Raber, Janie McEIhaney, Mari- A Capella Choir Flies High Strains of The Happy Wanderer float- ed through Sill gymnasium at the A Cappella Choir show, Flying High, on April lO, 1959. An imaginary European tour took choir members to England, Denmark, Ireland, Scot- land, and Spain. An English fair outside Lon- don, a trip through a cheese factory in Co- penhagen, and a tour to Macbeth's castle, Inverness, in Scotland, gave rise to such songs as Wonderful Copenhagen and Comin' Through the Rye. ln Spain and lreland the entourage was entertained by folk dances and native songs. Although reluctant to leave all the wonderful sights they had seen, the travelers were anxious to return home. Once again at the international Airport in New York City the group expressed its pa- triotism through singing America - Our Heritage. Reappearing several minutes later in formal dress, the choir sang a musical pro- gram-including such popular favorites as Round and Round and Lazybones. The Melodettes, Melody Men, and Choraleers were also featured. The evening's entertain- ment was closed with May You Always, a song of good wishes to the audience. Spring revue highlights choir activities Miss Long receives a well-deserved round of applause from the cast. x X K X Y. Q5 ll fi 3 J L 1. at I r Y' 11. u df?fl'i? Q bf 5 I ik ll E n - U Extreme front-l, to r.: Linda Hamilton, Karin Lockhart, Marguerite Van Gils. lst Row, l. to r.: Barbara Albertson, Susan Dodge, Dawn Sayre, Gail Hutch, Bonnie Raber, Charlotte Butterfield, Lynne Schultz, Jackie lsner, Nadine Hanley, Carol Krizo, Dole Kaiser, Judy Stein. 2nd Row: Lynda Crane, Carolyn Minier, Cathy Neal, Bonnie McCombs, Rhea Fullerton, Nancy Wells, Claudia McWilliams, Karen Wootton, Jan Gerstenmier, Sally Mumma, Marianne Roper, Miss Long. 3rd Row: Johnnie Smith, Wayne Cottrill, Dan Keller, Bruce Mclntosh, Tom Mierau, Bob Gill, John Farinacci, Jane McElhaney, Donna Troy, Linda Morthland, Pat Learey, Jennie Graham. 4th Row: Melvin Miller, Jim Ott, Bill Kendall, Bill Vachon, Rick Whitney, Walter Maki, Fred Carpenter, Craig Christner, Keith Koepke, Tom Matthews, Roger Smith, Dave Ruckman. A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella Choir, organized and still maintained by Miss Long, has grown steadily through the years. Starting with l6 members and four parts, it has developed into an eight-part choir with lOl voices. Over this period of time the choirs themselves have invested SS2lOO in robes and stoles and S600 in risers, in addition to purchasing a baby grand Baldwin piano and two spinets. The Organ Fund currently contains 52300, Sl5OO of which is credited to the Choirs of the past few years, This money has been raised from annual Spring shows, Glee Club proceeds, and gifts from civic groups. The A Cappella Choir is a civic-minded group and sings frequently for church organi- zations, service clubs, and the like. The choir as a whole holds an average of about l5 spe- cial engagements per year. This number does not include performances made by the Melo- dy Men, Melodettes, and Choraleers. The Choir marches annually in the Me- morial Day Parade and participates in the service at the Oakwood Cemetery. ln the spring of both i959 and i960 the Choir sang for the Federated Women's Clubs of Summit County. Also, the group has often presented programs for State Conven- tions held in this vicinity. A highlight of the i959-60 engage- ments was the presentation of a patriotic program at the Akron Masonic Temple in February. During the period from September l959 to March l96O, the Choir received gifts total- ing Sl4O, which was added to the organ Fund. Miss Long has regarded her choirs with pride for many years as hardworking and competent, and she claims that this Choir is no exception. lat Znri 'lui 4fh 60 Row, I. to r,, Morgoret Dudley, Gretchen McBcoth, Toodre Slubser, Sue Pcncoost, Phyllm Holrck, Jonrce Recd, Morgorer Schcnley, Jonm Somorf, New Downord, Dorlcnc Roper, Bonnre Mciormrck, Lrndo Brodford, Mass Long. Row Mnrron polrnon, Korolyn Ruffle, Illo Patterson, Mory Wdrng, Sharon Srens, Julie Houde, Potrrcso FNosCo, Dorm Sornpmn, Jonet Solrnon, Joon SCOfIdO, Mcchoclm Tomas, Moreno Pefersow, Beth Bucldey, Ruthonne Wxll. Row: Erleen O'Brren, Sharon Jones, Jolre Mummo, Sonoy Horn, Morgorct PJozzo, Noncy Morehoosc, Koran Wmtfohl, Mcroxirtir Bollcrd, Becky Rrch, Corolyn Herd, Morllyn Hardy, Borooro Barron, Mcry Ellen CJTT, Doroihy Botcs, Sondy Hollrngsheori. Row S.1e Hoobe, Lrnclo Forrester, Borboro Strosser, Sonoro Wrlson, Morrlyn Mohlmosrcr, Luo Lepp, Horlcnc Gordncr, Borlaorxr YoNe, Judy Stofford, Sue Trtnluols, Mory Jone DrTrrro, Noncy Edwards, Jo Ann Grohom, Gecrgro Phrllrps, Drone Sregfrrod CHOIR l W... lst 2nd 3rd 41h 5Th Hx.-as 1 Q il Ib. , gig. 'L -fr vu Row, I. to r.: Mlke Dllworth, Jack Jeffries, Dave Lipper: Jay Bacon Jam Case Bob Templeton Sfudley Smith Larry Prather Ed Ottuna, Dave Sufphln, M155 Long. Row' Mlchael Austln, Fred Warren, Jerry Brlften Bob l-lzlser Thofnas Davis Georae Saunderson Sfeye Young Roger Clanclola Jlrn Drew, Dawln Hallman, Paul Seayer, Jlrn Konncker Phll Dally Row. Jerry Tadlock, Debby Melvln, Mary Shrum Mary Sharps Karhleen Peterson Judy McCowIy Janet Losch Dave Seycrns Lynne Snlder, Judy Karkuns, Bnllie Byerly Sandy Marlun Sharon Scherer Leslne Partenhelmer Row' Volenc Murray, Sandy Toomey, Nancy Brurn Elaune Sweet Connlc r-larrnqan Carol Slofa Llnda Ruckrnan Becky Young Chrlsty Chrnsrensan, Judy Lesnlak, Karen Secar Marilyn Snyder Ccrlyn Tausch Prudence Sfrlng Nancy Hyde Jane Sepal Y Q - Row' Lynne Blschoff, Marry Muller, Lynn McMannu5 Tarl Ann TVGNlS Pat Tangenhera Karen Klrenskl Molly Kremer Jo Ann Crandall, Barb Pawons, Nancy Cocns, Sue McGraw Holly Knkendall Jody Force Carolyn lffland Sue Vvaufers Mary Lou Kursan Miss Lon shouldnt Tn er have more bounce to lr? Rag BOYS GLEE CLUB lst Row I f Jose h Lene Jlm Sn der Jamcs Sralfard Gary Cross Rey Pyle Fnyd 2nd Row Paul Newkurk Rxchard Magnuson Glenn rlzholz Don B nnell Tom Kennedy ly 'if i 4. ., . ,Q '25 .1 W 'H ka V. ,tw u? H4215 af V .. 5, .F : 3 li xflvfi. f 1 sf ,v,, ,as if ' Zkfqh K X 55,3 y ,pr Nw: , 6 ik? 1 J? 'f I 3 F 3' 5 li' f N? Y 3 , yn, 354 jf' up ,,55fzs3f? Q eil' , if -f f W 55 'R ' Q K A y qui' ff X! mfr' x ., z ' M , 355 :E , A ,, 3 , A, L 'Q his ,fn ,fn Q I C 7, rf ' .. ,L .1 V , 1? 5 , as F 5 as Q if V., 1 k V Y ' 59 .,,.-1. . CHEERLEADERS Leadership , an unmistakable word given to the girls who help our Tigers strive for a winning season. They not only stand in the frosty cold stadiums ot tootball and the hot, sweltering gyms ot basketball, never losing their enthusiasm, but they practice each day to improve their skills as cheerleade ers. The spirited noon pep rallies are planned and supervised by these girls. It serves as an incentive to the aspiring athletes to know that the cheerleaders, as well as the entire student body, are behind them. J. V. SQUAD - lst Row, front to hack' Capt., Sue Kessel ring, Carol Slma, Kathy White Pnrl Row frrunt to hack Sally Hitler, Pat Tangcnlacrq Cwnnlc Harrigan VARSITY - l, to r, Marlene Mayer, Capt Babs Derr, Pat Conn, Sue Haudenchild, Judy Brown, Pat Ostergard. FO0TBAll - Although returning lettermen made prospects bright . . . INTERCITY CHAMPIONS 'I FALLS oPPoNENTs ' 5 . 32 Kenmore O O Alliance 30 7 Canton Lincoln O 6 Elyria 20 O Niles 8 14 Barberton O 13 1-loban 6 13 North O 13 New Philadelphia O 12 St. Vincent 13 Won 6 Lost 4 fl, pensive Coach Martin looks Ove e new season's prospects. Craig Christner leads the troops around end as halfback Ed Cross carries the mail. lst Row, I. to r.: Ric Noykov, Dick Horsfield, Eugen Zander, Dick Fox, Bob Amspoker, Pete Hitler, Bill Muir, Ed Cross, Rick Whitney Tom Kneiley. 2nd Row: Tom Powers, Jim Cole, Larry Martz, Dick Bentzen, Larry Prather. 3rd Row: Jim Cantrell, Larry Schnelzer, Jim Snyder, Roy Beal, Ray Beal, Don Hagarty, Bill Wenzel, Ron Pitts, Fred Robinson, Bob Hudkins, Bob Lappin, Mike Frank, Joe D'Amico, Ted Andrick, Everett Cook, Jim Konneker, Doug Santee, Tom Armour. Alan Armstrong Karl Albertson Bob Amspoker Jim Bell Dick Bentzen Jim Cantrell Craig Christncr Mike Clary Ed Cross DiCk Fox Dove Ferguson 66 Iniuries clouded our gridiron horizon . . . SENIORS LETTERMEN Pete l-litler Bill Kendall Torn Kneiley Bill Muir Jim Nechas Jim Albertson Walt Blaich Roger Boyle Ralph Esposito Dick Harstield Ric Novkoy Bill Null Keith Koepke Terry Pendleton Tom Powers Ric Whitney Larry Shaffer Paul Keete Dave Smucker Ray Beal Roy Beal Jim Colc MANAGERS Jim Davis Tirn Kemp Don Miller Jerry Mount Terry Mount JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Jim Molson Doug Muir Walt Ostergard Mike Shatter Bill Wolford Eugen Zander Larry Martz Larry Schnelzcr . Lluiv f -A li? .1 1. f , x X -cr gf-91 QB' 'H if lg- mi' 24 as vc '30 a4'u: ,u-5,-g 53 'IIA egg' , . ,. .,,,. .V l 5 - -lk S L. - ,,g,,,. ' . , 1 5,5 QM b . 37 M 4 . .4 .fx IL ' 1 I . w 2. Tackle Jim Nechas and an unidentified adversary forget the game for a moment to stage Akron Kenmore The Black Tigers opened the l96O football season with an impressive 32-O victory over the Cardinals from Kenmore. Ed Cross led the scoring with two touchdown yaunts of ten and twenty- four yards. Bob Amspoker, Jim Cane trell, and Jay Littler accounted for the remaining points. Elyria Elyria handed the Tigers their sec and loss of the season by a score of 20-6. Elyria's big touchdown came on a 92 yard punt return in the second period. Cuyahoga Falls scored in the last period on an eight yard pass from Jim Molson to Pete l-litler. 68 an impromptu conga. But u rock-ribbed defense stubbornly fought Alliance l-lighlyerated Alliance l-ligh capi- talized on an intercepted pass and a fumble in the first period to break Cuyahoga Falls back and to roll up o 30-O victory. Falls played the victors on fairly even terms in the last half but gave up o final touchdown in the fourth period. Niles Falls matched Niles on even terms until the third quarter when Niles scored the lone touchdown of the game. Niles scored after a kick- off runback to the Falls 39 yard line. Niles passed complete for the 2 point bonus. Canton Lincoln Cuyahoga Falls gained its second victory by downing Canton Lincoln 7-O. The Tigers scored midway in the third period on a 30-yard pass from Jim Molson to all-district end Pete Hitler. Falls picked up thirteen first downs to Lincolns four Barberfon In a game marred with penalties and inclement weather the Falls l-ligh Tigers tumbled the favored Barberton Magics ld-O. Dick Hors- field was credited with both touch- downs, but Ed Cross ran equally well. l-lorsfield scored on runs of five and eleven yards Falls outran the Mag- ics but failed to complete a pass. Bill Muir was named line mon of the week following his exceptional defensive play. A coatless Coach Martin and his cohorts register concern cn the sideline during a tense moment in the game. To bring the season to u successful close Hoban Falls clinched the new Inter-city league title by downing the Hoban Knights by a score of l3-6. Falls got its first tally on the opening kickoff, Ed Cross took the ball on his own 5-yard line and raced 95 yards for the touchdown, Late in the opening period .lim Molson in- tercepted a l-loban pass on the 25- yard line, and behind several key blocks, ran 75 yards for six points. Karl Albertson was the key man on defense as the Tigers stopped Ho- ban three times inside the 25-yard line New Philly Cuyahoga Falls won its fourth straight victory by defeating the New Philadelphia Ouakers l3-O Ed Cross scored the first touchdown on a 2-yard plunge Late in the fourth quarter Ric Novkov intercepted a pass which set up the final touch down run by Craig Christner, St. Vincent The lrish started things off with a bang as they scored on the open- ing kickoff, In the second quarter Craig Christner got the first Falls tally on a l4-yard run. The score was 6-6. Falls turned the tables in the third quarter, marching all the way following the kickoff. Craig Christner again ran for the points St, Vincent came fighting back to score following a pass interference. They converted, making the final count l3-l2. North Falls boosted its record to four and three by defeating Akron North by a count of l3-O, AI Armstrong set up the first touchdown by re- covering a fumble, Three plays later Ed Cross scored on a 27-yard iaunt, In the fourth period Cross picked up the final yards to climax an 85-yard march Craig Christner on his way to pay dirt. 'o Xa .Wy ,WK aw ia, if gi' Q x y affix, I I X 4 X Y Nw,.,, ,W U 555 9 - 1 LM, 4 S Q H193 'u .' ' S Q QP 3 2, ,K ,QQ fig .ang Q f 7 4 1 O. X, gil s W, S' , . xx ' r Y AE , A. 1' ' 1 Q :wif-n', I L' A , ,,,,k 1 1 , , . ,K 1 A ' , . ffm, 3 . J- 2 1 . '-xi, N a?i'gjx. gi, s., 2 -.4 gg ,A ' I Q- r N N S ,129 5 I' , Q ,N 1 in Ya., an 2' 'lr al 'B'- 'x xQx, M4151 .4 is . ,W 4 5 M819 Basketball - Off to a good start with a newfloach Left to right: Bill Oldham, Bill Santos, Greg Kannel, Jack Wilson, Richard Glanville, Jim Albertson, Dale Moles, Mike Howard, Dave Ferguson, Dave Wilson, Dick Taylor, Eddie McGraw, Malin Tusko, Coach Andreas, Ennis Walker. BASKETBALL The i959-60 season saw the Tigers in their first year under the leadership of Coach Harold Andreas. With Mr. Andreas, Falls fans also wel- comed a new look in Tiger play, The team had the hustle, the drive, and determination that makes a gathering of athletes into a team. While losing a few heartbreakers to Massillon and Bar- berton, the team went on to compile a fine i3 . and 6 record. Partial credit for this excellent record must be given to Capt. Dick Taylor for his outstand- ing efforts all season. Taylor led the team in scoring and also showed the way in rebounding. He was named to the Akron area All-District Team and received an honorable mention in the All-Ohio voting. The Tigers had high hopes of going into the State Tournaments but ran into the Vikings from Akron North. Fired by a traditional rivalry, the A M all h h h D. k T l d Vikings went on to victory, greatly aided by a 42 assi on s arps ooter catc es ic ay or an - ' Greg Kannel sitting down on the iob as he drives pomt Qveroge bY their top morksmon' in for a basket. his af ,' 51 Af' I 5.11 '-2' 3 E S., ., W , ' , I .X W-Jf i. x Lett to right: Don Miller, Steve Young, Jim Cole, Ron Devine, Don Hagarty, Jim Lewis, Jay Littler, Bob Cole, Fred Robin- son, Gary Miller, Ran Ricketts, Denny Sykes. Junior Varsity Basketball 'Qki .lay Littler lays it up over the outstretched arm ot a Hobart defender. Beginning this year, the J. V. Basketball team was composed entirely ot sophomores. This was done to provide a more exacting proving ground for future Tiger athletes, Coach Raybuck did a fine job of introducing the high school brand of play to his young charges. Although handicapped by the ab- sence ot older, more experienced players, the J. V,'s compiled a tine record. These boys deserve a lot of credit tor their spirited play. They practiced long and hard only to play before the varsity game to a small crowd. We are looking forward to seeing these boys in Tiger uniforms in the future. Left to right Coach Walker John Hunter Tom Settle Roland Gates Duck Hamnlton Wayne Snyder Malnn Tusko The Falls Hugh golf team had a very successful l958 59 season under the coach :ng of E F Walker Falls tlnushed second nn the Greater Akron League wlth only two de feats but th greatest accomplishment came at the dlSfTICf meet Falls tlnlshed sixth out of forty eught teams Coach Walker ns ex pectlng an even better season thus year for three lettermen are returnnng John Hunter Malin Tusko and Wayne Snyder The fourth man wall be .la k Andrlsh a lunlor Wayne Snyder takes a dlvot out of the gym floor 77 .7 ' - . '22 I A f 2 3' - I I ' I . I ' X1 . F . , P , Loft to right: Daye Ferguson, Pete Hitler, Don Orth, Coach Pozarski, Bob Henry, Greg Kannel, Bob Archer. TENNIS Coach Henry Pozarski and the Falls tennis team won the dist- rict championship for the third straight year. The number one dou- bles team, composed of Greg Kannel and Pete Hitler, was third in the district. Bob Archer won the district singles title and went on to be third in the state, This is indeed a record of which to be proud! Dave Ferguson, Pete Hitler, and Greg Kannel show the finesse which copped the District Tennis Trophy. Captain Bob Archer gamely battled his way to the state semi-finals before meeting defeat. W '5 f ,W ' 'QI K . fm by s K WRESTLING During the past few years the interest in wrestling has raised the sport to the promi- nence it now enjoys. Much of the credit for this goes to Coach Clarence Hinkle and his fine staff, Joe Kotys and Don l-lulick. Al- though this year's team record was not overly impressive, many of the matches were keenly contested, and many individual performances were outstanding. Co-captains Jim Bonstein and Jim Cantrell were District Champions and represented our school in the state finals. Joel Michaels makes like Hercules as he bodily lifts , Roe Halliwill off the mat. lst Row, l. to r.: Dennis Borda, Art Clark, Roe Halliwill, Jim Cantrell, Don Scrirngeour, Joel Michaels, l-lowaid Jenkins, Rodney Leavitt, 2nd Row: Phil Ruggles, Jim Bonsfein, Bob Velka, Henry Lawrence, Keith Kuttler, Roger Boyle, Ted Andrick, Jerry Mount. 3rd Row: Walt Blaich, Bob Routh, Roger Smith, John Farinacci, Roy Beal, Ron Ruehle. 4th Row: Ken Simes, Ray Beal, Coach Hinkle, Don Hulick. 7, L7.Q.,,,,,gf, 1 ' f Our District Champions, Tiger Cantrell and Jim Bonstein, trade holds in a warm-up for the state meet. INTER-CITY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Jeddy Sondereker IO3 James Cantrell II2 James Bonstein I45 Keith Kuttler I54 OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FOR 'I960 IO3 Jeddy Sondereker I8 I I I2 James Cantrell 2I I I45 James Bonstein 20 2 Two promising grapplers, Ted - Andrick and Art Clark, vie fo 82 a position an the team. W That don't do a body l no good at all? l t Row, l. to r.: Rick Glanville, Jim Albertson, Jeff Winters, John Lees Bull Oldham Tom Powers Jerry Loudermilk Jim Maryanskl 2nd Sowgl Coach Spessard, Fred Leffler, Don Krizo, Kent Taylor, Mike Howard Bob Cochran Bill Mankamyer Dennis Currie Coach in e. BASEBALL Although baseball loses many fine pros- pects to other spring sports, Coach Carl Spes- sard always seems to come up with a squad of which we can be proud. Due to the lack of a suitable field on campus, the boys man- aged a 5 and 8 record. The l959 team was led by captains Don Krizo and John Lee. This spring Mr. Spessard is looking tor- ward to participating in the new lnter-City Conference, tor he has many returning let- termen who are: James Albertson, Robert Cochran, Dennis Currie, Richard Glanville, Michael Howard, James Maryanski, William Oldham, Tom Powers, Kent Taylor, and Jeff Winters. ,...--- -1 me sv- - C ' 5. siifi'-fE? if4? Q 'Nl QQ ff ,.,f lst Row, l. to r.: Jerry Brittain, Bill Kerscher, Roy Pyle, Tom Renner, Torn Kaugher, Randy Larson. 2nd Row: Jim Hilliard, John Case, Bob Jones, John Creed, Alan Armstrong, Richard Marshall, Charles Mohaupt. 3rd Row: Mr. Spessard, Denby Matthews, Tom Norby, Carl Becker. SWIMMING Cuyahoga Falls has long been a swim- ming power in the greater Akron area. This year we are especially proud of our tankers. Winning the city swim crown for the seiond straight year, they won the applause and admiration of the entire student body. As well as a fine team effort, the Tigers dis- played some fine individual performances. John Creed won the Jack Taylor Memorial Award given each year to the outstanding swimmer in the area. With a hint of better things to come, Sophomore Randall Larson placed fifth in the State Diving Finals. This season, as in years past, the Tiger swimmers met Buchtel for the City Champi- onship. The Griffins jumped to an early lead and held a slight edge throughout most of the meet. Falls gamely fought back, and as the final event drew near the score was tied. ln a brilliant finish, the freestyle relay team brought the meet and the title to our schcol once again. We would like to com- mend C oa c h Spessard and his boys on a job well done. ,-'lf' ff , V-4. , sw-',,-, xg, . , df Q -1 V va . 'ff A ,. ' . Q' -Q. f ','. ,. 1 , Q '.'- V '- -'n7- ' '13 M invlyb - 'gn .Q -.',' I .' ,':,. ' ,,,'?? ,- -1 ' tv, nv . C , ,,f,. fa , , .N ' - .' A , ,J 1 Q- ps. ,'..f 5 2. . - ,V -- f 2 . 5,4445 iff, ,,v af ,L+ 195' A ..'iw':,.eW 1 ' In-I.-r - - , . ,M - QQ-4, Ag was - f -4 7 vi vprfff I -- .ff qw , Yvi- . . . -- A . .-,.' .7 . -' 'H -Q x '54 'Y tag, h ' Q ffl 6, 5' '44-ix AL 1 . , ,M ,, f Una - ova? .1 'A 1214 . W ' ,ff ' 'f 0-Tw ', 'V , V 'Cyp . 1 ..' ' V s. ut, x' . I, -4 v 1, ,vim up... , , ..W ,. . ,-.l,,,,,, .. ,, . ,g'x,x, ., li V -A A 1,1 Q 4, K ., f :V 1 wg, ' Msg. r- -.. .,-v'-'flu 'QW V , W5 ., . ......, ,, . in , K 91' 22 U 1 .SKU-... ,-at I 'I Senior class officers, Pete Hitler, John Creed, Sandy Wendt, and Molly Poncoast, seem to be enjoying o conference with . Mrs. Parr, Senior Advisor. In ourselves our future lies. CLASS HISTORY The first week of classes was one of up- heaval and readjustment for the sophomore class of l957. Initiation struck terror into the heart of even the bravest sophomore and filled the upperclassmen with glee. With this enthusiastic welcome, the seniors of i960 began the first of their three years at Falls High. This first yeor was devoted mainly to studies. Nevertheless, there was active par- ticipation in the various school organizations. At the end of the year, the members of the Junior Executive Committee were chosen. This committee supervised the selection of class colors and class jackets. Blue ond navy became the official col- ors of the class of l96O. The appearance of the jackets did much to unify the class as juniors. As a result, there was a great deal of class competition that year. When the class rings arrived, the competition was re- vived with even more vigor. The junior class had many reasons for being proud of itself. Many of its members gained recognition for outstanding scholastic abilities. ln athletics, juniors proved to be more than capable. In the field of dramatics, too, the juniors were not without honors, win- ning the one-oct play festival for l959. The highlight of the year, though, was the Junior Prom. This was the biggest event of the year for many and climaxed all the fun and excitement of the preceding months. The election of class officers was the last act of the class as juniors. Chosen to head the seniors of l96O were Pete Hitler- President, Molly Pancoast - Vice-President, Sandy Wendt - Secretory, and John Creed - Treasurer. The class of l96O reached the height of its power in this its last year. Pride and loy- alty to their class were exhibited to the high- est degree by the new seniors. They were the leaders and set out to prove their copo- bilities as such. They succeeded in captur- ing honors in scholarship, leadership, music, and athletics and proved to be equal to the task of organizing and producing the school paper and the annual, the Cuyahogan. Early in the year, several money-making projects were initiated to finance the ex- penses of graduation and other year-end acti- vities. Among these were the sale of pens and fruit cakes and also the annual Senior Ham Dinner. All of the activities these pro- jects financed occurred in the last semester of the year. There were Baccalaureate serv- ices, the Senior Banquet, a tea, the Senior Prom, and an all-night party. The greatest event by far, however, was graduation night. This officially ended three years of hard work and opened the door to the future. SENIOR COUNCIL-lst Row, l. to r.: Sally Mettee, Carol Bracken, Pete Hitler, Molly Pancoast, Sandy Wendt, John Creed, Rae Belle 2nd 3rd Burch, Jan Weitzel, 9I'l'TtOFl. Christner, Dick Hamilton. Jerilyn Achberger Y-Teens 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Godey Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 F.N.A. 2,35 Ti- ger Tales Managing Editor 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. Row: Pat Conn, Melissa Cate, Gloria Revay, Bobs Derr, Ellen Taylor, Carol Englehart, Jennie Graham, Patsy Page, Nancy Ack Row: Karl Albertson, Alan Armstrong, Bob Archer, Jim Bell, Bruce Mclntosh, LeRoy Cooke, Bob Rubins, Dave Wright Craig Nancy Ackerman Student Council 3,45 Four- Square Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 H. A. Preston Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Ticket Seller 45 Senior Rep- resentative Assembly 45 Girls' State Representative 35 Junior Prom Court 3. Pendery Adams Godey Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 35 Booster Club 2, Thes- pians 25 Orchestra 3,45 Var- sity Band 2,3,4, Secretary, 35 Junior Class Play 35 One-Act Play Festival 3,45 Senior Class Play 45 Year Book Staff 4. Karl W. Albertson Hi-Y Club 3,45 Varsity Foot- awords5 Track 4 Wrestling 2 awards5 Representative A5- boll 3 awards, Senior sembly 45 Football Home- coming Court 4. Charles Allaman German Club 3, Terry Allen Y-Teens 3, Booster Club 2, 3,45 Godey Club 4, Robert Amspoker Student Council 3,45 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Key Club 3,45 German Club 3,45 V ci r s i t y Football 2 awards5 Track 3 awards5 Reserve Football l award5 Buckeye Boys' State 35 Ohio gtudent Council Convention Kathleen Anderson F.N.A, 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, President 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4, Secre- tary lg Four-Square Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 J. V- Cheerleader 25 Junior Prom Crowner 35 Football Homecoming Court 4. SENIORS Pranks senior entry in the Pep Week Com- petition ond slapstick highlighted the Ronald Andrick Mary Lou Appleman Gerald D. Archer HivY 3,4, l-lustarianj Boys' Girls' Glee Clulv l. Orchestra l,2,3g Varsity Glee Club 2, Band l,2,3g Reserve Foot- ball 3 awards, Reserve Bas- ketball l award, Robert Archer Key Club 2,3,4, Pres.j Stu- dent Council l,2, Treosg Senior Council 4g National Honor Society 3,43 Booster Club 45 Pep Club 45 Boys' Glee Club l,2j Tennis l,2, 3,4, Captg Reserve Basket- boll 2. is Sharon Armanini Alan Office Worker 4. Hr-Y A45 Societ Aj Brrsinqilylanagcr er ln ' ' r QI , Senio Varsit Oolball Tradk awordq 3 avoids. fX -NJ f lr l i 1 l U Jared Armstrong Honor German Band 4, Varsity Staff Band 2,34 Robert W. Atkinson Pamela Atleson Patrrcra Bacon Pres on Boos er Grls Glee Club 3 Lrbrory Cub 4 Gnrls Glee Club 2 Asslstont 2 Cyntlua Bard Jerry Barker Judrth Barker Gnrls Glee Club 3 Booster Club 4 Y Teens 4 Judrth Baldwm Lctrn Club 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Booster Club 2 3 Godey C ub 3 4 Orchestra 3 Vorslty Bond 2 3 4 Offlce Worker 4 Music Award 2 David B Barbara Bartlett o ey C I u b ace G s Glee Club 3 Presldent 3 Presldent 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Choplom 3 A Preston 2 French Club 2 Booster Club 234 Ncmonol Honor So c e y 3 4 Grrls Glee ub I2 Offrce Worker 4 soy oword Rrchard Bartlow Richard Barton Beverly Batz Beverly Becker Rnfle Club 3g Bond mon- Booster Club 3,45 Latin Gnrls' Glee Club lg Essoy oger, Vorslty Bond 2,3,4. Club 2g Godey Club 3,45 cword, Pep Club 4g Office Worker 4 Carl Becker Club 2 Boys ee ub l w I m I n awards Reserve Football l award Richard Bentzen Orchestra 4 Varsuty Band 2 Varsity Football l award Track l award Reserve Football 3 awards Reserve Basketball I award James e Student Councll 34 Pres: dent 4 Booster Club 4 Varslty Football 2 awards Wrestling I award Reserve Football l award Junior Executive Commlttee Sen nor Representatxve Council Junior Prom Court Football Homecoming Court 4 Pro lectlonust 2 atholme Bennett Wlnford Bennett Darla Beorn Bonnie Bnthnger Marilyn Blthnger Booster Club 2 Y Teens 2 Girls Glee Club Pep Club 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 Office Worker 4 Joseph Blair Robert Boies James Bonstein Patricia Booth Dance Band 4g Brass Choir Boys' Glee Club 25 Wrestl- F.N,A. 2,3j Y-Teens 25 Pep 35 Trombone Quartet 31 :ng 3 awards. Club 3,45 Booster Club 2, Brass Quartet 3g Orchestra 45 Varslty Band 2,3,4g Track 2 awards. 3,4. Judith Bordenkircher Richard Bowers Eofvter Clul' 7,3,4. Norsity Bnnfl l,?,?,A Carole Briggs Y-Teens 2, Booster Club 2. Martha Briggs Student Council 2,3, Secre- tory 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President 4, Frencn Club 2,3,4g Booster Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,4, Four Square Club 3,45 No- tuonol Honor Society 4, Girls' Glee Club 27 Girls' State Representative 3, Ti- ger Toles 4. Coral Ann Bracken Gmlev Club 4, Gerrnon Clul' ?,3, Y-Teens l,2 Pep Clulv 3,4, PNA. 41 Notionol Honor Society 4, Office Worker l, Chemistry owdrd 3. f2 Robert Broom head Michael Briefs rnotwnol Forensic Leoquel 2,3,4' Notionol Thesplon 2 Radio Clulv 2, Boys' Glee Club 3, Junior One Act PIOVJ Projectionistg Manager Stage David Brown SENIORS The exuberonce ot the cheerleod' ers ond the high spirit of the student bodx combined to copture the Sports- manship Trophy. Frederic Brown Sandra Brundage John Brunswick Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4. Rae Belle Burch Y-Teens 2,3,45 Godey Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 French Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 45 Tiger Tales Staff 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Senior Repre- sentative Assemblyg Basket- ball Homecoming Queen 4, Patricia Burkholder Senior Girls' Council 4, President 45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Gadey Club 3,45 French Club 25 F.N.A. 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. SENIORS Sandra Burkholder Jane Burns Thomas C. Bush Booster Club 25 Y-Teens 3. Booster Club l. Rifle Club 2,3,4, CGDYOW1 45 Hi-Y 3,45 National Hon- or Society 45 Rifle Team 3 awards. Happy couples dance under a Har- vest Moon at the l959 Football Homecoming. Linda Bussard Robert Bussell Thomas Bussell Sylvia Butler Godey 34' Y-Teens l2g Li- Y-Teens 3' Booster 3' Pep brary Assistant l. Club 2' Tiger Den Board 25 Glee Club 2' Office Worker Charlotte Butterfield Y Teens 4 Girls Council 4 Pep Club 4 Booster Club 4 H A Preston 4 A 0 Play 4 Barbara Buzzelli Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 o o s e r Clu 2 French Club 2 3 Camera Staff 4 K nneth Cameron Rifle Club 3 James Cantrell German Club 2 Class Play 3 Varsity Football laward Tennis l award Wrestling 2 awards Frederick Carpenter Key Club 2 3 4 National Forensic League 2 3 4 treas urer 2 A Cappella Choir 34 Boys Glee Club 2 Steven Carter Latin Club 2 National Hon or Society 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Mary Case YTeens I2 Booster Club 2 34 Student Council Four Square 34 Glrls Glee Club I Offlce Worker Melissa Cate Godey Club 3 Four Square 4 Sergeant at Arms Sen lor Representative Council 4 , ' ll ' ' 5 ' Af B 'f b ,3,4f ' 5 Q ' ' Q z Q - - , 1 C D- , 5 9 pella Choir 45 Senior Class Club 35 Godey 45 Yearbook 3 awardsg Reserve Football ' 1- 'J ' - ll ' 1.25 , l 1 - , 5 l ' . D 5 ' l ' 3. 4, SENIORS Several St ude n t Council members 56' brrng Yuletide cheer to the school with the decoration ot the annual J ditorium Christmas tree. Linda Cerny French Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Godey Club 3, 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Girls' Glee, Club 2,35 Office Work- er . Diane Cervellione James Chadwick Y-Teens 35 Booster Club 35 Rifle Club 3. Pep Club 3. Linda Chance National Honor Society 45 Booster Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 Camera Club 35 Brass Choir 35 Brass Quintet 45 Orchestra 3,45 Varsity Band 2,3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Assistant to Librarian 4. Patsy Chidester Craig Christner Student Council 2,35 Boys' Glee Club 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Varsity Football 2 owordsg Track l award5 Re- serve Football l award5 Senior Representative Coun- cil 4. Fred Clark Jane Clark Booster Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3545 F.N,A. 2,45 Four Square 45 Office Worker 45 Maiorette 3,4, Captain 4. if I Mma Rae Clark Sharon Clark Booster Club 234 Y Teens Y Teens 34 Llbrary Assist Godey Cub an 3 National Honor Society 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Mlchael Clary Charles Clme K Club 4 Boys Glee Yearbook 4 Club l Varsuty Football 2 awards Track 3 awards Reserve Football l award Reserve Basketball 2 awards Football Homecomung Court 4 Robert Cochran Club 4 Boys ee Club 2 Baseball Zawards Thelma Comer Tnger Den Board l Booster ub 23 Four Square Teens 234 Pep Club 34 Junlor Cheerleader 2 Carol Conkle Y Teens 2 3 4 German Club 3 Vlce Presldent 3 Four C ub 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Glrls Glee Club 2 Patrlcra Conn Student Council 234 Re cordlng Secretary 3 N Four Square Club 3 4 Boost e Cub 34 Senior Irs Councrl 4 Cheerleader 23 4 .lunmor Executive Corn mlttee 3 Sensor Represent atlve Assembly 4 Junlor Prom Queen 3 Sensor Class Play 4 Davrd Cooke Le Roy Cooke Pep Club 4 Booster Club 4 Track l award Senior Representative Councnl 4 Nancy Cooper Y Teens 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 Booster Club 234 Pep Club 4 Four Square Club 3 4 Gurls Glee ub 2 As slstant to Llbraruan 4 say 2 awards Charles Costa kos , , 1 - - , 1 ' ' - ev g ' l,2,3,4j I I 3,45 t . Q Kev J ' GI 5 - , , 2 , ' , , I - g . CI , ,4: - , ' - ' 7 - , 2 G- Club 4g F.N.A. 2,3,4g Y- Square Club 3,45 Booster tlonal Honor Society 3,45 . , : , 2 l , , 1 , J - , : - ' , g ' ' r I- , 5 ' G' l ' ' , : ' ' , ' Cl 1 - 5 Es- Wayne Cottrill Lynda Crane Key Club 4g German Club Y-Teens 2,3,4, President, F, 2,35 Boys' Glee Club 2, A NA. 3,45 Godey Club 3,45 Cappella Choir 3,4, Wrest- Latin Club 25 Pep Club 45 ling 2 awards. Girls' Glee Club 2, A Cap- Carole Crosby YTeens l French Club l pella Choir 3,4. Edward Cross Boys Glee Club 23 Varsity Football I award Track l award Reserve Football 2 awards Football Homecom ing King 4 John Creed Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 French Club 2, National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 2, H. A. Preston 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Orches- tra 2,3g Varsity Band 2,35 Swimming 3 awards, Cap- tain 4, Ju n i o r Executive Board, Chairman, Senior Class Treasurerg Junior Prom Court. Joseph Crisafulli German Club 3,4j Key Club 4. James Cunningham Joyce Cunningham lunior Y Teens 2 Judith Cunningham Jane Curl Robert Dalton Sheila Dalton National Honor Society 4 Track 2 awards Tiger Den Board Door com National Forensic League 2 mittee chairman 3 Girls Booster Club 2 Orchestra Gee CI b 2 34 Varsity Band 234 For ensic Degree of Honor ' 1 4 V1 J T , I - r - 1 - 1 ' V , l u , fr' iff ' Carol Ann Davis Booster Club 2,35 Godey Club 3,45 Future Nurses 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Office Assistant 45 Junior Class Play 3. Lois Davis Booster Club 25 Y-Teens 25 French Club 35 Camera Club 3,4, Secretary, Robert Davis Steven Davis Patricia Dempsey Varsity Bond 2 Student Council 2 Boys Future Nurses 2,3,45 Y- Glee Club 2 Track laword Teens 25 Girls' Glee Club 2. Jerry F. Dennison National Honor Society 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Boys' Glee Club 35 Varsity Foot- ball 2 awards, Co-captain 35 Wrestling I award, Measuring for cops and gowns one of the ways Senior Advisor, Mrs Parr, helps each graduating class La ure De Pue Booster Club 25 Y-Teens 2. Barbara Derr James Anthony Destro Gerald Dietz Y-Teens 2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4, Four Square 3,4, Secretary 45 National Honor Society 3,4, French Club 25 A Cape pella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 45 Senior Represent- ative Council 4. A Cappella Choir 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 25 Golf l award, Tiger Den Board 2,34 Anthony DiTirro Sandra Diven James Dixon Susan Dodge Sermon Bond 45 Dance Band Booster Club l,2,3,45 Y- Yearbook Staff 45 Boys' Y-Teens 2,3,45 Booster Club 45 Swing Bond 1,25 Orches- Teens 1,2535 N.F.l., 2,3,4, Glee Club 25 Track 3 2,35 Latin Club 25 l-l A tra 3,45 Varsity Band 152, Historian 3,45 Girls' Glec awards, Preston 35 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 Band 2 awards. Club l,2,3,45 Junior Class 25 A Cappella Choir 34 Ploy 3. SENIORS Our fine chemistry department turns out many future scientists as well cs an occasional Dr. Jekyll and Mr, Hyde. Dorothy Doerrer Lynne Domrnlcks Joanne Donald Mary Dottarar H A Preston 34 Booster Booster 3 Camera Club 34 YTeens Booster 34 YTeens 2 4 Pep Club 4 Y Teens 4 4 Booster Club 4 Club 4 F NA rs R eCub 34 Pres: dent 4 Beverly Douglas Nell Downard Jeff Drummond Kathleen Duggan I ab l234 Office Worker Track l award Worker 3 4 Ticket Seller l 2 3 4 xi Patrlcla Dunlevy Jo Ann Edwards Robert Edwards Sara Edwards YTeens 34 Girls Glee Club YTeer1s l2 Booster 2 Pep Booster 4 YTeens 4 Pep 34 Offlce Worker 4 u Grls Glee Clu Club 4 gl' gli Q A 5 ll l Pep lg' .-..2.l Gi I ' .fl I , 5 '- f ,. K' 4 4 x Latin Club 2g Pep Club 3, YATeens 2,3,4g Girls' Glee Hn-Y 3,4g Rlfle Club l,2,3,4g G.rIs' Glee Club 3. 4g F.N.A. 2,3,4p Off'Ce CI' , , , Q ' , , 4: , , , . 5 4 R , fp , Cllzlg R 'b 2, .5 ' I 3,4. SENIORS Everythung stops as constructson rum bles on Char es Engle Q... Carol Englehart Booster Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Four Square 3 4 Treas urer 4 Pep Club 4 Future GI Glee Cub 2 tlce Worker 3 4 JV Cheer leader 2 Jumor Executive Commuttee Senior Repre sentatwe Football Home commg Court Carol Erwm Y Teens 2 3 4 Booster Club Julie Feller Natlonal Honor Society 34 Y Teens l Booster Club 2 34 Gadey Club 34 Treas Glrls Glee Club 23 Offlce Worker 4 Pep Club 4 Davld Feldman Wulllam Felean David Ferguson Natlonal Honor Society 34 udent C uncll 2 4 Treasurer 3 Hn Y 34 Vlce Presudent 4 Varsity Foot ball 3 awards Varslty Bas ketball l award Tennls 2 awards Reserve Basketball l award Junior Executlve Commnttee, Junior Pr m Court Julla Ferner Natlonal Honor Soclety 34 Secretary 4 Booster Club 2 Fu ure N u r s e s Treasurer 3 Camera Club 3 Secretary 3 YTeens 2 34 Pep Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 A Cappella Choir urs Glee Clu French Club 2,3, Four Square Club 3,4, Sensor Class Play l , :eu ' - f E . 17 , . . . ' 2 l 1 fl I ' - 2-' f f 1 - I 1 1 Nurses, 3g Yearbaolk Staff urer, 4g French Cllub 2,3,45 4-g 'rls' I g Ot- ' ,Q ' ST 0 ' ,3f ', 1 I I A I '- I 1 , A - 3,41 f 3.4, ' , 4 ' 3,45 of I' b 25 . ' . O , V ' 4, Edward Flchter Donald E Flnnln Sandra Frsher Robert Flemnng Latun Club 2 Orchestra 2 Boys Glee Club 2 Camera Club 23 Boys Glee Club 2 Varsity Band 2 Dance Band 24 Judnth Folsom Richard Fox Teresa Frakes Barbara Fraser YTeens l2 F NA 2 Boost Varsity Football l award Y Teens 234 Booster Club Latln Club 2 Y Teens 34 er Club 4 Girls Glee Club Reserve Football l award 234 French Club 23 Ger Natronal Forensic League man Club 3 4 National For Booster Club 4 Clarlnet enslc League 3 4 Pep Club Quartet 2 3 W o a d w I n d Varslty Band 234 Pr Sl dent 4 Bruce Frederlck Rhea J Fullerton Pamela Garver Jayne Grlllsple French Club 2 eens 3 Booster Club 23 4 Y Teens Natnonal Forenslc League2 Ca pella Chonr 34 Gurls l 2 34 Godey Club 34 Of Girls Glee Club 2 Forensnc Glee Club 2 flce Asslstant 4 award 2 3,45 ' ' ,3,4f ' ' ' ' l 1 ,1 - ' '22 2, , , 1 - 5 f 4g Yearbook sr5f'f 4. Quartet 35' Orchestra 35 , 1 I e ' . Y-T 5 F.N.A. 25 A , , 5 - ' J D , 5 ' , , , Q , 5 - ' 1 Willard Glenny National Honor Society 34 Patricia Gorog Daniel Graham Booster 34' Y-Teens 34' German Club 3' Youth for Vice President 4' Key Club National Honor Society 345 Christ 4. 3, 4' Booster Club 4' p G' s' Glee Club 2' Ot ice Club 45 A Cappella Choir3 4' Boys' Glee Club 3' Var- sity Football 2 Manager' rack 2 arsi ' Wrestling 2 Worker 4. Jennie Graham Booster Club 3 Y Teens 2 34 Vice President 4 Pep Dene Graham Four Square 34 Vice Presi- dent 4 President 4' Booster Club ' Y-Teens 2 Vice President' Pep Club 3 4 Vice President 3' French Club 2' Office Worker 34. Jo Ann Graham Edward Grange Dorothy Gross FNA l YTeensl Bo t Ky Club 34 Treasurer H A Preston 34 French Cub 23 Girls Glee National Honor Society 4 Club 3 Youth tor Christ 4 Club 34 A Cappella Chair Club 34 Latin Club 2 Office Worker 34 Senior Executive Committee James Grow Stephen H Gruber German Club 4 Award lOth National Honor Society 34 District Preliminary State French Club 2 Boys Glee Chemistry Test Club 2 Michael Habenschuss Lawrence Haby , , Pe .ri , f 3,4, ,3,4, T A , V ty 3,4, H: - , t - . 1 - , :I OS - e , , V 1 . . , 5 E , , 1 A er I , A: y J 1 1 , ,,., . 3,4jI Girls' eiee Club. 2g ' 4. K. ,A 'SI - M f K K5 it P' , . ' .fe ' Z ei Q : ' A , 2 I ' 1 Robert Hager l-li-Y Club 45 Boys' Glee Club l. Lynette Haigh Four Square Club, 4, Treas- urer 45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 H. A. Preston Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Office Worker 4. Gretchen Haller Y-Teens 2, Secretary-Treas- urer 3,4, Booster Club 2,3, 45 Pep Club 3,45 Four Square Club 3,45 German Club secretary 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Glee Club 2. Linda Hamilton Four Sauore Club 45 Y- Teens 2,3,45 Booster 2,3,4g Pep Club 3, Vice President 45 National Honor Society 3,45 French Club 2,35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. f-sf 'W' Rf' w if , .pu-:A C, Richard Hamilton James Hampton Nadine Hanley Diane Hannon German Club Treasurer 45 Key Club 45 German Club Booster Club 25 H. A. Pres- Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Booste Golf l award5 Senior Execu- 3,4 ton 3,45 Y-Teens 25 lntra- Club 3,4 tive Committee. murals 2,31 A CODDel'0 Choir 3,4. SENIORS A refreshing drink and o qu ck glance at the bulletin board are favorite pastimes for weary students Nancy Hannum Sharen Harper Judy Harrison Thomas Hartman Y-Teens 2,35 Booster 25 N. H. A. Preston 3,45 Y-Teens Future Teachers 35 All Girl Art, Honorable Mention F.L, 25 French Club 2,35 3,45 Booster 3,45 Pep Club Choir 2,3,4. Award. Varsity Band 2,3,4, Secre- 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 HA, taryk 45 Orchestra 45 Year- P. Certificate 81 Pin. boo 4. Alice Marie Haught Robert Haws Susan Hayward Judy Hearty Youth for Christ 45 Club Hi-Y 45 Boys' Glee Club l, Booster 45 Pep Club 45 A Y-Teens 25 Girls' Glee Club Reporter5 Girls' Glee Club 2. 25 Hgmc Room Representa- Cappella Mixed Choir 3,4. 2, tive . SENIORS Two hungry juniors stop to purchase tickets for the annual Kiwanis' Pan- cake Day frorn Booster Salesmen. David Heintz Gary Heiser Diana Hemsley James Herring National Forensic League 2, Boys' Glee Club 2. Y-Teens 25 National Honor 3,45 Dramatlcs Club 3,45 Society 3,45 Booster Club 35 Thespian Club 4. F.N.A. 2,3,45 Godey Club 45 Intramurals 2,35 Gnrls' Glee Club 2,3- Laren Hesson Sharon Hrgley Booster Club 23 YTeens 234 Pep Club 34 Godey ub 34 Glrls Glee u 2 Offnce Worker 4 Rlfa Hllgerf Booster Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 Pep ub ln ra murals 2 3 4 Gnr s Glee Club 2 Office Worker 4 Ruth Hull Irs I e ub F 34 Booster Club 2 Peter Hitler National Honor Socuety 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Jun o Executnve Cornmnttee Sensor Assembly Varslty Football 2 awards Tennls 4 awards Reserve Football l award Reserve Basketball 2 awards Sensor Class Presn dent 4 Dwaln Holler Joanna Holt Joanne Hooper German Club 234 Radno YTeens 34 Pep Club 3 Office Worker 3 Club 234 Boys GIeeClub aoster Club 4 Preston 3 4 Intramurals 2 Glrls Glee Club 2 S snstant to Llbrarnan 4 SENIORS This unidentified dancer was voted the Brave-st Female of l96O.' The 1 judging was based on the size of the l entront's escort's feet. i Robert Hope Vernon Houck John Ho d Michele Howard David Howdyshell Lois Howe Paulo Kay Hudkins Godey Club 3,45 Booster Club Y-Teens l,2,35 Booster Club 35 Y-Teens l,25 lntramur- 2,3. als l,25 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. tudent Godey Club 45 Y-Teens 2, Glee Club 3,45 Senior Girls' Council 45 Pep Club 45 German Club 45 French Club 2,35 Booster Club 2,3,45 Camera Club 35 F.N.A. 35 Girls' GleeCIub 2. John Hunter Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 25 Na- tional Honcr Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Booster Club 45 Golf 4 awards, Cop- tain 45 Wrestling l award. eorge Hutfllz Natrona! Honor Soclety 34 Treasurer 4 German Club 4 Latin Club 2 Orchestra 234 Chemlstry award Lrlluan Jeffrles National Honor Society 4 Future Nurses 234 Na tlonal Forenslc L e a g u e 3 Latin Club 2 Drama 3 Es say award l959 Jacquehne lsner Student Councll 3 Y Teens 234 Booster Club 234 Four Square Club 34 H A Preston 234 FNA 234 nuor Grls Councul French Club 234 Pep Club 34 Notuonal Thesplan S cnety 2 3 4 Tiger Tales Staff 4 A Cappella Chour 34 Gurs Glee Club 2 Of Ice Worker 4 Junlor Executrve Commuttee Junlor Prom Court Football l-lomecomung Court James Jalm Jo Ann Jeffers oster Club l234 Teens l 2 3 4 Godey Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 French Club 2 3 Lawrence S Jenkins Kdy LOU Jelinlllgs Gtlry JOIIIBS Nmlongl Hcnor some-fy 3 Booster Club 23 Glrls Glee Rutle Club 234 Captaun4 4 Rqdlo Club 23 Orcheg Club 23 Lnbrary Assistant Rlfle Team 3 awards tra 234 Chemnstry award l9o9 Llnda Jones Dole Kaiser Nanci Kane Raduo Club 3 Assistant Ln Booster Club 2 3 4 German rarlan 2 3 4 ssay award Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 l959 Cappella Choir 3 4 Gregory Konnel Key Club 2 Latun Club Natnonol Honor Socuety 34 Boys Glee Club l Varsrty Basketball 2 awards Ten nas 4 awards Reserve Bas ketball l award Basketball Homecoming Court 4 J Paul Keefe Latrn Club 2 Treasurer 2 National Honor Socuety 34 Orchestra 1234 Dance Band 4 Varsity Football 2 awards manager Sensor One Act Play 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Vurgmla Kehrer Damel Keller Janet Prosser Keller National Honor Society 3 A Cappella Choir 4 Boys YTeens 2 4 Chemrstry award Glee Club 2 Wllllam Kendall Booster Club 4 A Cappella rslty o a a awards Track 3 awards Sophomore One act Play 2 Joy Kenel D Mrchael Kung Carol Kleffman Football l award Godey Club 34 YTeens 1 chestra l Varsity Band 2 3 4 Lab Assnstant 4 Elanne Knechf Thomas Knelley Varsity Football 3 awards Track 4 awards Reserve Football I award Reserve B sketball 2 awards Richard Knlffel Grace Komc German Club 34 Choir 3, 45 Boys' Glee Club 3 2, 35 French'Club- 45 Or- 25 Va ' F tb Il 2 J l Judy Kozo French Club 25 Y-Teens 2,3, 45 Godey Club 35 Four Square Club 45 Office Work- er 4. Ko ren Kroeger Booster Club 3,45 French Club 45 Godcy Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3, 45 Senior Girls' Council 4, Corresponding Secretary 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Assist- ant to Librcrian 3. Rita Kuder Booster Club 2,3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Godey Club 45 French Club 2,3,4, President 35 Na- tionol Honor Society 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Office Worker 4. Wesley Lacy German Band 45 Orchestra 45 Varsity Band l,2,3,4, Janet Lady Booster Club 2,3,45 Four Square C I u b 45 National Honor Society 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Pep Club 45 French Club 25 Girls' Glcc Club 25 Office Worker 4. Nancy Lahmers H. A. Preston 3,4, Secretary5 Godey Club 3,45 French Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,45 Boost- er Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Girls' Glec Club 2,35 Speech Award. Linda Laih Booster Club 2,35 Y-Teens 2,35 Godcy Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 25 Maiorette 3,4, Heed Maiorctfe 4. Gregory Larnpe SENIORS Comic ocrobatic cut-ups mode Jim Ott o fine Tiger mascot. Bruce Larson Henry Lawrence Key Club 2,3,4g Booster Club WVCSYIHWQ 2 OWOYUS- 45 German Club 35 Orches- tra 2,3,4p Varsity Band 2, 3,4g Dance Band 2,4g As- sistant-Activities Office 3, 45 Business Manager, Sen- ior Play. Patricia Leary Y-Teens 2,3,4g Godey Club 4, Booster 3,45 National Honor Society 45 Tiger Tales 4, Editor 45 French Club 2,3, A Cappella Choir 3,4g Girls' Glee Club 2. Carl Lemke Erna Lenz Lisa Lepp Joseph Leve Richard Lindy National Honor Society 3,4, Bays' Glee Club l,2,3,4. Ac- SENIORS Our Student Council has always been cn example of student government ct its best. tiyities Helper 3. Michele Llnnartl FNA 2 Glrls Glee Club 2 Karln Lockhart ooster Club l 2 3 4 e Club 3 4 Four Square Club 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 French Club I2 A Cappella Chour e C ub N A 2 3 Senior Class Play 2' Ca rl Lose Karen Lowrey A 2 3 4 Y Teens l chestra 34 Varslty Band Charles Lynch Lnnda Lynn Lynda McClelland Bruce McClusky Key Club 4 Cafeterla Work Booster Club 2 Y Teens 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Booster Club German Club 3 4 Key Club e 2 I s e C ub 234 34 Latm Club 2 Gurls Glee 4 Booster Club 4 Pep Club gcr Den Board 2 34 Club 23 4 Godey Club 34 A Cap el a C our Boys Glee Club 2 Donald McCowin Key Club 25 Hi-Y 45 Bays' Glee Club 25 Track l award5 Wrestllng l award. Mary Jane McEIhaney Y-Teens l,2,3,4, President l, Treasurer 35 Pep Club 3,45 Presldent 45 Booster Club l, 2,3545 French Club l, 25 Four-Square Club 3,45 A Cappela Choir 3,45 Girls' Glee Club l,25 Orchestra lg Melodettes 3,4. William E. McGraw, Jr. Pep Club 45 Booster Club 45 Key Club 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Boys' Glee Club 25 Var- snty Basketball 2 awards5 Reserve Basketball 2awards5 Basketball Horne- cornnng Court. 1 X v, I 5 4 5 .f u fl l . f I uf r 1' 4' Bruce Mclntosh Hn-Y Club 3, Chaplain 4 A Cappella Chour 3,45 Boys Glee Club l,25 Track I awarag Senior Representa- tive Assembly. 1' f ,l ,IW ff' 113 4 SENIORS Squinting in the elements, Tom Hy- der accepts the keys to a Pontiac convertible, the top prize at the Po- liceman's Valentine Dance. Joyce McKee Y-Teens 2,3,45 Godey Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Presi- rlent 45 Booster Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 3,4, Latin Club 25 H. A. Preston 3,45 World Affairs Repre- sentative 35 Student Director of Senior Class Play. Na- tional Honor Society 45 Yearbook Editor 45 A Cap- pella Choir 3,45 Sophomore One-Act Play. John McVicker Arthur McWilliams A Cappella Choir 3,45 Track 3 awards. Claudia McWilliams Booster Club 2,35 Y-Teens 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Glec Club 2,3. Richard Manchester Robert Mann Patricia Marble Booster Club 25 Y-Teens l, 2,3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 National Honor Society 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Melodettes 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 2. Judy Ma rion Y-Teens 3,45 F.N.A. 3,45 Senior Girls' Council 45 Pep Club 4. Karen Ma rtz A 3 4 Secretary ooster Club 2 3 our Sauare Club 3 4 Y Teens 2 a un Club 2 Girls ee Club 2 3 4 James Maryanslu Louise Masqueller Denby Matthews German Club 34 Varsity Tuger Tales staff 4 Sym Key Club 4 Sensor Repre Baseball l award phonete Band 34 Varsity sentatnye Council Band 2 3 4 ming 3 awards Thomas C Matthews Thomas Maths James H Maughan Marlene Mayer ll1Y 4 National Honor So Boys Gcc Club l 2 rncty 4 Youth for Christ 4 Notuonal Thesplans 34 Presndent 4 Key Club 2 Choraleers 3 A Cappella Choir 34 Melody Men 3 oys Glee Club 2 Var suty Band l Junior Cass Play Sensor Class Play Rnchard Mehl Katherune Merriman Track l award cl r C Booster Club 234 Y Teens Student Council Cheerleader 234 Football l-lomecomung Queen 4 Jun lor Prom Court Sally Jane Mettee oo ter Club Teens l Q 3 4 Latin ub 2 German Club 4 FNA 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Pres: dent 4 Natlonal Forenslc League 3 Natlonal Thes p ns 2 3 4 Vnce Presldent 4 S e n 1 o r Representative ouncll Four Square 3 4 Ot tnce Worker 3 Junior Class Play 3 Sophomore One Act Pla 2 Glrls Glee Club l2 Mary Jean Middleton Godey Club 34 Secretary Booster Club 2 3 4 Teens 2 3 4 Latln Club 2 German Club 34 Secretary e Club 3 4 Gur s e Club 2 Offlce Worker 34 4 Swlm FN- ,, 4: ,: ' ' : - 2 ' , B ,Q F - - ,J ' A A ' 1 L T, 1:1 -' I GI I 1 I - 4 - Q ' - ' I V, Fu: Square lub 3,4, ' T ,Z my 2: 4g B 'I' j 1 l . I ' ' B s l,2,3,4g Y- ,J ,,,g ' Cl 3: V ,.: Y- rrl ' v I I I' 'iff Il Gier io ,l, - ' Y :I ' ' ,, 3. Melvin Muller Key Club 34 Booster Club 4 German Club 3 Chora 'eers 3 A Cappella Chor Boys Glee Club Janet Mllls Boos er Club 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 p Club 34 l-l re ton 2 3 Historian Tbesmans 34 Gnrls Glee Club Q Forenslc award 2 Junior Class ay flce Worker N Penney K Muller Steven T Muller National Honor Socuety Key Club 4 Radio Club 2 Orchestra Varslty Band l23 Band awards Wllllam Muller Mart Mlrka Marjorie Mitchell Booster Club l 2 Y Teens I 2 3 Godey Club 3 4 or Band l 2 3 Flute rn Margaret Mahoupr eens 2 3 4 H A ton 2 3 4 Secretary Godey Club 3 4 Secretory Boost C ub nr s e Club 2 Offlce Worker 4 ig., ,iv Darla Morgan Dean Morris Wayne Morris Junior Y-Teens 25 FNAA. 2. A Cappella Choir 3,45 Boys' ee Club ,Q Trac award Linda Morthland Booster Club 2,3,4g Y-Teens 2,3,4g Four Square Club 3, 45 Pep Club 45 A Cappella Chow 3,45 Girls' Glee Cub 2, Basketball Homecomung Court 4. Thomas Mosher Rntlc Club 2,3,4, Presndentg Natuonal Honor Soclety 4, Hn-Y Club 4, Key Club 4, Booster Club 4, Track l award, Rlfle Team 3awards, Junior Class Play. Ralph Moyer Hu-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Vcrslty Band lg Varslty Football 3 awards, Trzck 2 awards, Junlor Prom Court, Football Homecom- ing Court 4. William Muir Gordon Myers Varszty Football 2,3,4, Latln Club 2 German Club nwfrds, Rcscrye Basketball l award. Lawrence Myers Latin Club 25 A Cappella Chomr 3,45 Boys' Glee Club l,2, Melody Men 3,4, James Nechas Natrona! Honor Society 3, 4, Booster Club 4, Year- book Staff, Photography Editor 4, Varsity Football 2 awardsg Reserve Football l award Rachel Leah Noland Thomas Norby Junlor Y-Teens 2, Girls'Glee A Cappella Choir 34 Boys Club l Glee Club l2 Swlmrnlng 2 ,t -wmv 1 3 ' t SENIORS old Ripley, Two familiar faces ot Falls l-llgll are Miss Erf and Mr Roberts here con terrlng wlth our new prlncupal Don Carol North Booster Club 2,37 Y-Teens 2,3,4g Pep Club Ag Latln Club 2g Offlce Worker 4. 5 William Null Varsity Football l awartlg Track l awardj Reseryo Football 2 awards. SENIORS Moonlrte and shadows present a dreamy setting tor couples on the Dalcony at the Football Homecoming, Linda Nourse Booster Club 2,3g Pep Club 3,4g Latin Club 2g Godey Club 4g Basketball Home- Richard Novkov Sondra Null Varsity Football l award. Club 25 , I Booster Club Tiger Den Board 45 l' Gr ' ls Glee Club comlng Court Ag F,N.A. Q. John OBrien William Oldham Frederic Oliver Natnonal Honor Socnety 3, 4g Key Club l,2,3,4, Vice Presudentg Student Councul l,2,3,4g A Cappella Cholr Ag Boy's Glee Club 25 Var- snty Football l awardg Var- suty Basketball l awardg Varsnty Basebal 2 awardsg Varsity Track l awardg Re- serve Basketball l awardg Junior Executive Committeeg Boys' State Representatlye 3g Junior Prom Courtg Bos- ketball Homecoming court 4. Queenette Osborne David Palovick Mary Patricia Page Y-Teens 4g Booster Club 2, 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Melodettes 3,4p Dance Band vocalist 4g Senior Represent- ative Council 4- Molly Pancoast Y-Teens 2,3,4p Four Square 3,45 Vice President 45 Presi- dent 45 Booster Club 25 Pep Club 3,4, Secretaryg Fu- ture Nurses 2,3,4, Treas- urer 2g Student Council 2, 3,45 Executive Committee 3g Junior Prom Court 3. Chester Parker Gerald E Pavilznk Terry Pendleton William Perdriau ovs Glee Club 2 Varsity H Y 3 4 Boys Glee b Football I award Reserve 2 Reserve football Football l award award Robert L Petrone Wrestling 2 awards Karen Pfeiffer National Honor Society 3 F N A 2 3 4 Booster Clun l234 YTeens 234 p Club 4 Senior Girls Coun 4 Var y Band l Glee Club l Q Office Worker 3 Sharon Pieczynslu Robert Pierce B ' j ' i- , g ' Clu J 1 l A 4g Four-Square Club 3,4f l lffz'-'H' V.,:Pel cll 5 l slt g Girls SENIORS Miss Blue, a Senior favorite, brings a touch of beauty to the ordinarily drab classroom. 'M '-L Robert Pinter Patricia M. Palitz Mernu Popovich Mary Lu Porter Booster Club, 2,3,4g Y-Teens Booster Club 2,3. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 3, 2 Art awards. Thomas Powers Charles Prement Varsity Football l awardg Tiger Den Board 2,3. Varsity Baseball 2 awardsg Reserve Football 2 awards. ine Susan Purdy Y-Teens 1,25 Booster Club 2g F.N.A. 2, Kay Quaintance German Club 4g National Honor Society 3,45 Chemis- try award l959, Bannle Raber Booster Club 2 F N A 2 3 eens 2 3 Me a d tres 34 Sophomore Girls knscmble 2 A Cappel o M ed Clean 34 Grrls ee C ul 2 Owen Race Mananne Raper Pau. Rzy La nn Club 2 ooster Cluw o C Pep Club 4 Y Teens A Ca pelIJ Ch lf rs Clev. Club Lounse Reiner Arlene Reltz Barbara Reltz Y Teens 2 3 Booster Club 2 3 Godey Club 4 Y ar ook Staff 4 Glrls ee Club 2 3 Gloria Revay e e n 2 F o u r Square 3 4 Booster Club 2 A Presfan 2 Pe Club 34 Senlor Girls Councll 4 Vice Presldent Glrls Glee Club 23 Offlce Worker 4 Sensor Represent atuve Assembly Nahonal Honor Socaety 34 Roger Rhoads Raselyn Richard Roger Richards Nancy Riddle Wrestling l award Y-Teens 4g Yearbook Sraff Rifle Club 2,3,4. YATeens l,2,3,4g Gadey 3,4j 45 Glrls' Glee Club 3. H.. A- Preston 3,4, hcsrarnang Booster 7,3,4. 11 at U0 Gary Rrdge Key Club 34 H A Preston 4 Yearbook 4 Patrlcla Rlley Pep Band 2 Swing Band 2 FNA 3 PepClub 34 o dey Club 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Booster Club 3 Sensor Gnrls Council 4 Varsity Band 2 Alrce Rlnker Robert Rrtchre Margaret Ann Robb eens l 2 3 4 B 0 o s e Key Club 3 4 A Cappella Junxor Y Teens l 2 Senlor ub 4 Pep Club 4 Choir 3 4 Boys Glee Club Y Teens 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Glee Club l 2 Melody Men 3 4 Booster Club 234 John Rinehart Cathenne Rmella Yearbook 4 Intramurals 2 .luduth Roblnson rench ub 2 3 4 :ce Presndent Natuonal Forensnc League 2 3 4 Secretary Y Teens l 2 3 Booster 2 3 4 o ey 3 Sensor nr s Councll 4 Gurls Glee Club Torn Roderlck Edmond Roete Kay Roscover Roger Rounds National Honor Soclety 3 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Secretary 2 4 Natlonal Forensnc League Treasurer 4 Booster 234 4 German Clu Godey Club 4 Tlger Tales Track l award 4 Orchestral Varsuty Band 2 Offlce Worker 4 .X 4 l , 1' ' L Ci? 1,11 fl X ' fl Ll' - C C s CA C. I Richard Routh Virginia Rowe Robert Rubins Bonnie Ryan Key Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 Sensor Y-Teens 3. Hi-Y 3,-ig Latin Club 3gGer- German Club 3,4g Pep Club German Club 2,3,4g Booster man Band 3g Varsity Band 3,45 Booster Club 45 Y Club 45 National Honor So- l,2,3,4g Senior Councilg Teens 3,4. ciety 3,4g H. A. Preston 47 Speech award. Reserve Football l awardg Proiectionist 2. Marian Salmon Mary Ellen Sampson Booster Club l,2,3,4j Y- Junior Y-Teens 2g Girls'Glee Teens lg Girls' Club l,2,3,4. Club 2,3. Robin Sandefur Robert Sanderson National F o r e n s i c 2,3,4, Dresident and Historiang Var- sity debate team 23,45 Var- slty Band 2,3,4g Junior Rep- resentatlve at World Af- fairsg Speech awardg Senior Class Play 4. SENIORS Coach Walker, a devoted follower of his profession, works hard with two equally devoted students. Karen Sandvik Bcoster Club 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Godey Club 4, Y- Teens l,2, Tiger Den Board 2, Girls' Glee Club 2,3. Dawn Sayre Booster Club 2,3,4, Secre- tary 3, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Four Square 3,4, Pep Club 3,4, A Cappella Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2,3. Jill Schadl Alice Schenley Student Council 2,3,4, Sec- Booster Club 3,4, Y-Teens retary 3, Vice President 4, 3,45 Pep Club 3,4, F.N,A. Y-Teens 3,4, Vice President 3,4, Office Worker 3,4. 4, President 4, H. A. Pres- ton 4: Booster Club 2, 3, Pep Club 3,43 A Cappella Choir 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Marianne Schnabel Booster Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Godey Club 3,41 Pep Club 4, H A. Preston 2,3, Latln Club 2, Senior Girls Council, National Honor So- ciety 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Oftlce Worker 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow, l96O. SENIORS Beverly Schneider French Club 2,3, Camera Club 3: A Cappella Choir 3,4, Gnrls' Glee Club Q, Choralcers 3. David Schnelzer Ken Schoenfeld Boys' Glee Club 2, Track 2 Boys' Glee Club 2, Track awards, Reserve Football l 2 awards, Reserve Football award. 2 awards. Fnrst to come down the royal path across the gridiron is Kathy Ander- SOD. Eaosler Club 4 HI Y Club 34 Baosfer Club Lynne Schultz Prrscllla Secrlst Sldney Selby Terry Sellers Choraleers 34 Sophomore L n Club 2 YTeens 2 Baos'er Club 4 YTeens 4 Foo ball l award Glrls Ensemble 2 A Cap National Honor Socuety 4 ela Cholr 34 Glrls ee Club 2 Kay Severns Larry Shaffer sary Football 3 awards Re serve Football l award Patrlcla Shaffer Pep Club 34 Booster Club Teens 2 3 4 Nahonal Honor Soclefy 4 Gnrls Glee Clulv 2 Office Worker 4 Jumor Prom Court Football Home rammg Court 4 l-ll YQueen Cond dale 4 Richard Shepherd Dran Sheppard Pep Club 34 Booster 234 Vuce Presudent 4 Y Teens 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Fo.:r Square 4 Yearbook S f 4 Intamurals 23 urs Gee Club Kenneth Shope Ronald Shultz Kenneth L Shurnaker , 5 at: j -A 5 . 5 - . t . pl , Q ' GI A ' 45-Boys' Glee'Club lg Var- 2,3,4p FOUYV-SQUQYE 4g Y- , . , I h f 12: lvl -1 ' , 5 G l ' I 2. SENIORS I 1 Bill Wolford presents a stout Juliet as he calls to his demure Romeo Marion Gifford. uf? Robert Siembieda Rebecca Simmons Priscilla Simms William Skinner National Honor Society 45 Latin 2g German 3,4g Boost- Booster Club 3,4g Y-Tccns Boys' Glec Club l,2. Hi-Y 4g German Club 3,45 er l,2,3,4g F.N.A. 2,3,4g Y- 3,4. Booster Club 45 Boys' Glec Tccns l,2,3,4g Four Square Club 2. 4g Pep Club 45 Inter-Club , Council 4g A Cappella Choir 4g Girls' Glee Club l. 2,35 Basketball Homecom- ing Court 45 Sophomore one- act play. Lawrence Slota Julia Smith Larry Smith Nancy Ann Smith Reserve Football l award. Y-Teens 2. Nancy Jo Smith Y Teens 23 Booster Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Year book Staff 4 Glrls lee Club 2 3 Sandra Snyder enlor Grrls Councll ur Square Club French Club 2 Secretary Treasurer 3 Booster Club l 2 3 4 Future Nurses 2 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Natronal Thesplan 2 34 Pep Club 3 Glrls Glee Club 2 Wayne Snyder French Club 2 German Club 3 Presldent 4 Natlonal Honor Society 34 Boys Glee Club 2 Golf 3 awards Reserve Basketball 3 awards Margaret Sockel Booster Club 4 Natronal espran Glr s Glee Club 2 Sandra Somers Godey Club 4 French Club4 Y Teens 234 Booster Club Club 34 Pep Club4 Office Worker 4 Judith Sooy David G Sparkes Robert Spaulding Future Nurses of America Varsrty Band 2 Bandaward German Club 23 Booster 2 Booster Club 234 Go dey Club 3 4 Natronal Hon or Soclety 34 Y Teens 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Grrls Glee Club 2 Junior Class Play Sensor Class Play 4 ub 4 e u Cappella Choir 3 4 oys Glee Club 2 Nancy Staats Rlchard Staley Wllllam Stebbins Booster Club 3 4 Natnonal Honor Soclety 4 Booster Club 4 H A Pres ton 4 German Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff Cu House 4 Track 2 Harriet Stevens Y Teens 4 Booster Club 2 34 Godey Club34 Natronal Honor Socrety 34 French Club 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 GI s Glee Club 2 Ofxe Worker 4 Ken neth Stormer Susan Stratton Rcscrve Football 2 awards Y Teens 2 34 Booster Club George Talosu Garden Cnty Mlchlganl Var su b 2 3 Spams Club l 2 3 Student Councul Sgt at Arms Varslty Footb ll 3 awards Track 2 awards Reserve Football lawd 4 Pep Clu 4 Oflcc Worker 4 Gary Ta rr A C ppella Chalr 34 Boys Glce Cl.1b 2 Lester Strong Booster Club 4 Pep Club 4 Rlfle Club 34 Sec Treas urer Y Thesplans 4 Track award A Cappella Cholr 34 Boys Gee Clsab 12 Robert Sweltzer Key Club 4 Booster Club 4 Student Councul 4 Pep Club 4 Boys Glee Club 2 Amel Taylor Camera Club l 2 3 4 Rnf e Club 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Radio Club 3 4 Prolectuon Boys Glee Club l3 fle Team 4 awards Ellen Taylor Y Teens l 2 3 4 Four Square Booster Club l2 Natlon I Honor Society 34 I2 German Club 23 Cf face Worker 4 Sensor Rep resentatlve Assembly 4 Jean Taylor Kent Taylor National Thesplan Soc1ety3 Varsity Baseball 2 awards 4 Scretary Treasurer 4 Natnonal Forensic League 3 Booster Club 234 Jun lor eens 2 Senlor Teens 34 Godey Club 34 Pep Club 4 Gnrls Glee Club 2 Offnce Worker 4 un lor Class Play 3 Rlchard Taylor German Club 23 Pep Club 4 Booster Club 4 Varsity Basketball 3 awards Var stty Baseball 2 awards Track 2 awards Basketball l-lomecommg Court Reserve Basketball l award Rnchord Tedesco l I 251: mlb: f' 7' A - z I ' 5 . Q HI- 3,45 ' Q ' . 2,3, : , I l 2 ' 1 I 1 , , f - 1 A , Q ' , , , 5 l - A , , , 5 fv CU lf , 2 b - V , , : ' , y, 1 3,4:, , , ,3.4: 3, I l I ' Staff 2,3,4g Yealrbook Staff Pep Cll:b 3,4j French Club I , I , 4: ' , 5 Ri- , Q I, g '- or ,l I ' ' l , - Y-T , F.ls1fA. 23 , ' 5 ' 3,4g F.T.A, 4g Y- A , , 5 ' Q J - Karen Telford Eric Thompson William Thompson Walter Timms Godey Club 3,45 Booster Germon Club 3g Boys' Glec Club 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3g Club 2. Grrls' Glee Club 2,3, fx Loretta Tokash Alice Trowbridge Donna Troy Malin Tusko Booster Club 3,4g Y-Teens l. Godey Club 3,47 Y-Teens l, Booster Club 2,3g Y-Teens Rifle Club 25 Vorsify Bose' 23 Glrls' Glee Club l. 2,3,4p A Coppello Choir 3, ball, l owordp Golf, 3 45 Girls' Glee Club 2. cwordsg Reserve Bosketboll, l oword. SENIORS The romance of 0 for off Treasure lslond ore reflected in this hoppy :oed's eyes. William Hugh Vachon Timothy Van Nostran Beverly Vest Sharon Wade A Cappella Choir 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2. Gail Walker Robert Wall Boosfer Club 3,45 Glirls' Boys' Glee Club l,2, Latin Club 25 Y-Teens 3,45 Glee Club l,2. Patricia Wallace Godey Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Ger- man Club 2,35 Assistant to Librarian 2,3,4, James Ward German Club 3,45 French Club 3,45 Boys' Glee Club 2. SENIORS The Varsity and Jr. Varsity cheer- leaders stop for an impromptu por- trait during a Tense football game. Nancy Warner Booster Club 2,3,4g Godey Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Yearbook Staff 4, Girls' Glee Club 25 Y- Teens 2. Joan Weckerly Richard Weese YeTeens 2,37 Girls' Glee Club Varsity Band 3,45 Boys' Glee 3 . Club 2. Judith Weir National Honor Society 3, 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4: Godey Club 3,4g French Club l,2g Booster Club 2,45 Camera Club 3, F.N.A. 3,4j Var- sity Band l,2,3,4, Orches- tra 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Essay awcrd 4, Band award Kay Wemck Jannce Westzel Carol Wenfley Frances Wellons Grs Glee Club 2 Of Ice YTeens 234 Treasurer 4 eens 23 Girls Glee Booster Club 3 YTeens Worker 3 Essay award 3 Go ey Club 34 Girls Glee Club 3 Assistant to Librarian 234 Club 3 Office Worker 2 3 4 Ticket Seller 3 4 n lor Representative Assembly Sandra Lynn Wendt Youth for Christ 4 National Forensic League 2 34 Vice President 3 Booster Club 2 Sergeant at Arms3 Pres: tent 4 Y Teens 2 34 Chap lam FNA 234 Treasurer Four Square Club National Thesplon SocIety2 P C u 3 4 Frenc Club 23 Varsity Band 2 s Gee Club 2 Junior Exectlve Committee 3 Sen r as s Secretar Speech Awards Judith Wenger Joan Weston Booster Club 2 Girls Glee YTeens 34 Booster Club David White National Thesplan Soclety Christ Manager of Affairs Varsity Band Bo s Glee Club 2 Junior Cass Play 3 il' 5 f' - , Y-T ,g ,gf 3: g . d H, 5 ' ' . , , . A, 1 i I , 5 Se 3 4. Honor-Society 3,4,i National Club 2,3. I H 3? Girls' Glee Club 2. 3.45, HI-Y 42 Youth for ' Q I I I - 4Ji I ' li Y' I I ,- J . I 2:f'i , .142 33 ep I b I , g G.rI ' 'Il , I ' I no C I iy 4? SENIORS The wrestling team limbers up fore a tough match. Richard Whitney A Cappella Choir 3,45 Var- sity Football l awardg Track I awardg Wrestling l awardg Reserve Football 7 awards. Linda Wilhelm Joel Willenbacher Dennis Willgues German Club 35 Boys' Glee Projectionist 2,3. Cl.ib l,2. CE Kent Willgues Diane Williams Elaine Ann Williams National Thespian Society 2, Y-Teens 2g Girls' Glee Club Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 3,4. 3 Four-Sqcre 3,45 Y-Teens 2, 3,45 Booster Club 2,3,4g Ger- man Club Treasurer 3g Yearbook Staff 45 Basket- ball Homecoming Court 4. David Wilson Varsity Basketball 2 awards: Track l awardp Reserve Football 2 awardsg Reserve Basketball 2 awards. Lawrence Wilson James Winsterman Dale Wisard National Honor Society 45 Rifle Club 2. Booster Club 45 Key Club 45 French Club 25 German Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 25 Track l award5 Golf I award. Shirley Wise Y-Teens 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,35 H. A. Preston 35 Latin Club 25 Godey Club 4, Sec- retary 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Office Worker 4. Margaret Woodman avld Wrlght Shirley Wyant Patrlcla Wyatt Booster Club 4 Natuonal H A Preston 4 Boos er YTeens 234 Booster Club Honor Socnety 34 President Cub 4 Glrls Glee Club l A Pres on 4 a 4 A Cappella Chour 34 Melody Men 34 Choraleers Boy Glee Clu Senlor Councll Representa tlve tlonal Honor Socnety 34 Barbara Yale Patrlcla York Carole Yukevlch Robert Zander Y Teens 2 Booster Club 2 Student Councul 2 Godey Y Teens 24 Godey Club3 Natnonal Thesplan Soclety2 N A 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 4 Sensor Gnrls Coun reasurer 4 F N A Junuor Class Play 2 3 4 cal 4 Natnonal Thesplan So French Club 2 3 4 Booster Sensor Class Play 4 I y 34 Grrls Glee Club 4 Varsnty Band 234 23 Jumor Class Play Natnonal Honor Socnety 4 'gs 4 S ... D . . . .. 2 ' - 4 : Y - ,,: ' ,, -' I 5 . 45 H. , tn 5N- 3, 4: S' b 7: Fi, . ,Q ' Club 5 V A 5 - T- 5 , . . 3,45' 3,4gA ' 3f cetlrj Club up ' 'l ' 41, VU x ,,f wah Wd In ?! ,E , Y , Qt V, a 'f n NANCY CLINE Class of 1960 CALVIN VAN NOY Class of 1961 H1251 me fnrgvt . . . A MESSAGE WITH A SMILE Her smile had the power To chase away the blues And her bubbling happy spirit Formed a friend you d want to choose Sincere concern was with her In every word she said And friendship was important In the busy life she led At school she worked to give her best In clubs and school work too And always brightened someones day With Hi and How are you? And with us she leaves the message To brighten someone s day And smile just as she did With a friendly word to say Written by classmate Jean Bartlett Calvin Van Noy was a good student and athlete His friends knew him as an honor student and as a fine strong athlete He loved football and he gave his best at all times We are not at all sure what Calvin was called upon to go through that led to his tragic end but of this much we are sure that God is great enough good enough and loving enough to care for him throughout eternal life and we commit Calvm to God s loving care Excerpt from address by Dr Mumma I I I I v A 1 ' - II -11 11 II I , . Calvin had friends because he was a friend. , ' I I I I ,A . I . . ,I I ' IUNIORS Not at the top, but climbing. The Junior Executive Committee seems pleased over the selection of the junior jackets. Standing-left to right: Dale Claypoole, Bill McCue, Ken Corbus, Steve Foley, Judy Brown, Marsha Blank. Seated-left to right: Pat Ostergard, Freda Foland, Norma Starts. LEFT TO RIGHT Row l: Bonnie Ackerman, David Adair, Penni Adamson, Kathleen Aiken, Nancy Akers, Barbara Albertson, James Albertson. Row 2: Linda Alexander, William Alexander, Sue Allen, Braden An- derson, Helen Anderson, Jack An- drish, Janet Appleby. Row 3: Kay Appleman, Thomas Ar- mour, Philip Armstrong, Robert Atkinson, Theresa Aubele, Joel Bacon, Richard Bailey. Row 4: Dolores Baldan, Meredith Ballard, David Barber, Lawrence Barger, Dorothy Bates, Graydon Beck, Lois Beck. Row 5. Jean Beckman, R i c h a I d Becks, Neil Bedford, Sharon Be- nesh, Judith Bennett, Gdrald Bergstrom, Elizabeth Bidwell. Row 6i Walter Blaich, Marsha Blank, William Blasiola, Judith Blockinger, D a n I el Blulnaugh, Roberta Bode. Row 7: Don Bonnell, Dennis Borda, Gary Bossen, Walter Bowden, Gerald Bowers, Barbara Boyd, Art Box, Row 8. Roger Boyle, Thomas Boyle, James Bradford, Cheryl Bragg, Sylvia Brake, Thomas Brislinger, William Broderick. LEFT TO RIGHT Row l Juduth Brown Lynn Brown Charlene Brueggeman Mnchae Bullock Mary Burroughs Bllus Jean Byerly Douglas Caesar Row 2 Loss Cale Jeanne Calvert Sh ron Colvln John Campbell Kyra Campbell Mary Carey Maxine Carey Row 3 Carl Carlson Patrncua Carl ton John Case Sandra Cassady Sharon Caswell Glenda Chester Sharon Chrnstensen Row 4 Niels Chrlstuonsen Roberta Chrnstman Margaret Chrzanow sk: Joan Clark Dale Claypoole Paula Cllne Daniel Cochrane Row 5 Wayne Conner Kenneth Carbus Mlchael Costull Hazel Cottrell Karen Coulter Frank Cozzoll Charles Crabtree Jo Ann Crandall Patrlcla Crano Kenneth Craver Wllllam Crow ford Terry Crzmaldn Row 7 Peggy Croft John Cross man Patrucno Cunnlngham Den ms Currue Patrncla Cuttlng Ju Ile Czar Phullp Dally Row 8 Margaret Dagherty Delores DAyello Doyle Davndson Carl Davls Donald Davus Vincent De Frange Duane Degnon Row 9 Wayne Deryck R IC h a r d Descutner V a I e r I e Descutner Wllllam Duck Nettle Doerrer Mary Dolan Cathersne Donnet Row lO Sara Drersbach Marnan Dreyer Barbara Dunlevy Judnth Dunn Karen Dutch Mnchael Ed wnns Lmda Esb I I r I Row 6: Wnlliarn Craft, Lynda Cram, Row l Roy Grtfcrd Robert Gull Karen Glllle Richard Glanyulle David Good Robert Good Jeanne Goodman Row 2 Lynda Gorham Thomas Go rog Grace Gould Jacqueline Grandon Charles Grant Byron Gray Valerle Green Row 3 Martha Gregory L I n d a Gurskl Linda Hageman Rnchard Hall Roe Halllwlll Suellen Ham rlton Cathy Hammond Row 4 Marcia Hansen Rnchard Hanus Judlth Harknns Durelle Harmon Rhonda Harpold Lunda Harrrngton Thomas Harrns Row 5 Carolyn Harvey Sandra Haudenchlld Sue Haudenchlld Peggy Hazle Donna Headley Martha Heasley Patrlcua Heck era LEFT TO RIGHT Row l Robert Ember Ronald Elber Judlth Eldridge Glen Elzholz Ralph Esposlto Jerry Evans Rob er Farr Row 2 John Farunaccr Beverly For ras Joyce Ferder Bonnle Lee Fl fer Stanley Fllon Linda Finley Pofncuo Flasco Row 3 James Fleming Josselyn Flowers Freda Foland Stephen Foley Carol Folk Judith Force Lando Forrester Row 4 Johanna Fox Jerry Francns Nancy Francis Mrchael Frank Pamela Frazee Muchoel French Kenneth Fnck Row 5 Helmut Galambos Harlene Gardner Lynne Gartorth Gerald Gehrmger Jan Gerstenmner Wll Imam Gnddlngs Mary Ann Gut . 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L t-v LEFT TO RIGHT Rowl Carroll Hetlln John Hen dershot Judxth Henderson James Henry Thomas Hlder Kenneth Hlgby Jack Hlllegas Row 2 Patncua Hobart James Hol low Carol Horn Rnchard Hors tleld Sharon Housley James Ho vatter Mlchael Howard Row 3 Robert Hudkins Donna Hummel Gall Hutch Charles Hutfnlz Nancy Hyde Stephanle Ickes Carolyn ltfland Row4 Roger Jacobs Jerry J cobson Howard Jenkuns Jorn Jensen Enc Johnson Harold Johnson Margaret Johnson Row 5 Rlchard Johnson Sandra Johnston Carol Jones Carolyn Jones Gary Jones Jamce Jones Margaret Jones Row 6 Robert Jones Jo Ann Ju nlper Thomas Justice Barbara Kaess Daniel Kandlko Thomas Kaugher Wlllaarn Kavenaugh Row 7 Samuel Keller Sara Keller Jon Kemp Bruce Kempton Sha ron Kennedy Wllllam Kerscher Carla Kesler Row 8 Holly Knkendall Gary Km se Roy Knrsch Jesse us Kathleen Ka le Sharol Klar Frederlck Klelnhans Row 9 Edward Klmgelheber Mar garet Knoles Robert Kochmut Keith Koepke Timothy Komlnnc Jo Ann Kostelnuk M IC h a el Krantz low l0 Julianne Krebs Molly Kra mer Gary Krnno Carol Kruzo Nancy Kruse Mary Kuethe Kenth Kuttler LEFT TO RIGHT Row I Jane Kyle Frank Labbe Rodney Leavitt Thomas Lehr Karen Llndblad MOFIOH Llndblad Ronald Lundy Row 2 Dorothy Llska Lando tle Sherrie Lloyd Ellzobeth Low dermllk Vlrglnlo Luke Mary Beth Lynch Marllyn Lytle Row 3 Vicky McCarthy Bannue McCombs Lawrence McCoy Tho mos McCready Wnlllam McCue Nancy McCurry Dan McFarland Row 4 Mnchael McGull Anna M lntyre Judith McKee Nancy Mc Kltrlck Clifford McLean Lynn McMannIs Sally Mohan Row 5 Walter Mak: James Mal son Sondra Morlln Jo Martz Duane Mayborn Thomas Med Row 6 Edmund Melncke Carol Me Ioy Julne Meszoros Donald Metz Richard Meyer Richard Mucha lec John Mlckel Row 7 Dean Mlddour Donna Ml lam Lindo Milam Beverly Muller Laurene Muller Patrick Muller Rnchard Muller Row 8 Carolyn Mlmer Morc1o Mutchell Ruth Mltchell Dale Males Deanna Moncrnef Margo ret Montgomery Connle Mosley Row 9 Shnrley Mothersbaugh Lynn Mount Douglas Mulr Gary Mul Inns Sally Mumma Rlcha Meyers Lenore Nolencz Row lO Catherine N e a I G o r y Neal Margaret Nelson Jane Newell Barbara Nucholas Rose Nnernan Potrucua Nnessen 3 f 1 , , 1 ' , ' Lit- ' . . . 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I f V ' , , fd , . , , , , LEFT TO RIGHT Row l Emleen OBrien Donald Old aker Karen Ostergard Walter Ostergard James Ott Edward Ottlno Dayld Otto Row 2 Margaret Palazzo C a o Palm John Palmer Mary P mer llla Patterson P 1 r c u a Payne Kenneth Pengelly ROW 3 Sally Perdrnau Jane Phelps Georgla Phelllps Susan Phllllps Catherlne Pltts Larry Plymlre Porter Platt Row 4 Nancy Polen Jessle Pos ton Lawrence Prather James Pulley Carolyn P u r d a Vearl Pyle Linda Julgley Row 5 Mary Ralston Nancy Ral ston Frederlck Ramsey James Ransweller Karen Rea Donald Redd Mary Lou Reeves Row l Frances Really Lunda Rem mg Thomas Renner Ronald Rey nolds Donna Richards Karolyn Ruffle Rnchard Roberts Row 2 Sally Roblnson Muchael Rodgers Joanne Ro'ler Cheryl Roysdon Darlene Ruby David R ckman Lynda Ruckman Row 3 Llnda Rudy Carolyn Rui lY'Il Les le Ruggles R cha Ruhe lrene Rule Dayud Russell Sally Solberg Row4 Janet Salman Ruth Sal yards Douglas Santee Wulluam Santos Doris Sampson Judlth Sapp Sharon Scherer Row 5 Robert Schroyer J o y c e Schumacher Thomas Sclulll Joan Scofudo Stephen Searl Paul Sea ver Thomas Semler l 1 1 1 1 : , rl 1 1 -AO- , , 0 I , . 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LEFT TO RIGHT Row l James Seymour Michael Shaffer Martha Shoemaker Rach ard Showalter Raymond Sum mons Carl Slmone WllllomSk1d more Row 2 Toddne Slusser B o b ble Smlth Johnnue Smith Patrlcla Smuth Roger Smuth S c n d r a Smlth VICKI Smxth Raw 3 Walter Smlth Dowd Smuck er Lynne Snider Julle Snyder Mary Snyder Judlth Sallberger Janice Solomon Row 4 Jeddy Sondereker J o y c e Soas Jeanne Sooy Judy Speck Mlchael Sprause Wllluam Stan fneld Roger Starblrd Row 5 Norma Starts Sharon Staz Judith Stem John Steunhauer Paul Stewart Lnndo Stopher Vuc ky Straight Row l Barbara Strasser Bruce Stull VIVQIDIG Stultz Theresa To os: Robert Templeton Wulllam Thomas Thomas Thompson Row 2 Patrlcla Thornsberry Jan :ce Tipton Joyce Tipton Steven Tallwer Jlm Tomllns Mlchaelun Towles Gretchen Tra ner Row 3 Joyce Travers Melvln Trap lett Wnllnam Tschantz Kathleen Tucker Carol Turney Terry Tur pun Robert Tyson Ron 4 Lunda Urnstead Mary Kay Vallen Sharon Vance Morgue rate Van Gnls Vnrgnma Vaughan Robert Velka Packey Velleca Row 5 Charles Viola Clalre V tola Sandra Vukoder Thomas Waketleld Carolyn Walker Wll ham Walker Mnlan Ward ' 1 I I ' f - I I ' A V 1 , , ' . I 1 1 , , 1 1 - 1 , 1 , f - , . .' , ' I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' I , , . , - , 1 f 1 , l 1 1 T - f r 1 ' : ' ' me , 1 Pow 5 Sandra Wyre, Danny Yanchak Rebecca Young, Ea- gen Zander Wllly Zander, Dennls Znmmerman LEFT TO RIGHT Row l' Harry Weayer, Margaret Welsh- uhn, Joy Welss, Randolph Welch, Geral' dune Wells, Nancy Wells, Margaret Wheeler, Row 2, Leslle White, Robert Whorley, Kukkl Wlcllng, Dayld Williams, Eles Wul- llams Llnda Wlllnarns, Jack Wllson, Row 3: Sandra Wllson, Thomas Wllson, Wllllam Wllgon, Jeffrey Wunters, Lee Wltters, Phlllp Wohltard, Wfllllam Wal! ford. Row 4: Paulette Woodlung, Monty Woods, Karen Wootton, Carl Worrell, Kathleen Wnghf, Donna Waerzer, Bonnie Wye koff NOT SHOWN - JUNIORS Hoocl, Pafrrcla Oslergard, Ron alfl Reynolds, Robert Sovll, Su sanna Spauldnng, Gaul Waska Jerry Waters K 'i +5 5 Dlana Archer, Jaan Babb, Ralpl' SOPHOMORES Lrnda Harrington and Margaret Jones coach aspvrlng mayarettes for the comlng tryouts. lst Raw l to r Bnrhara Ashworth, Sandra Arnold, Donna Brown, Teresa Brown, Lnnda Bradford, Rose Barone, Beth Buckley. 2nd Row: Carolyn Braun, Susan Alexander, Evelyn Brooks, Nlkkl Adamoy, Lynn Brown, Janet Brown, Judlth Allen, Llnda Breen, Barbara Barton, M:rrIyn Bracken, Nancy Brum- Dauqh, Lynne Bnschotf, 3rd Row' Elesa Blrkle, Margaret Athey, Twala Bruce, Pat Bea- con, Karen Blddlnger, Ruth Betz, Kathryn Ashworth, Carol Brandau, Judlth Burgess, Patrlcxa Benesh, Barlmara Blades, 7 lst Row, I to r.' Jlll Gattschalk, Sue Fleld, Jackle Flsher, Sha- ron Flasher, Llnda Franklin, Merrllee Durant, Judl Fogarty. 2nd Row Baraara Frlck, Sally Felmly, Doris Gosnell, Nancy Gorday, Mary Gray, Kay Goodyear, Sue Frecka, Sandra Frecka 3rd Row. Luclc Frarey, Paula Grlffln, Barbara Emery, Phyllrs Englehart, ,lutly Foster, Carole Gorey, Pat Greenwood, Janne Gardner. lst Row, I to r.: Pam Conner, Chrnstune Cleyerdon, Lunda Dea- ton, Martha Caruthers, Janet Coleman, Dorothy CookC, Carol Carsten. I Zna Row: Joy Conner, Mary Jane DuTlrro, Carolyn Dock, MOFIO- rue Dehm, Llncla Carlton, Allce Dodge, Sandra Coker, Mary Catt. 3rd Row: Marian Chisrolm, Deborah Duggan, Nancy Core, Nancy Chadwlck, Marcia Clark, Honey Charlton, Michael BL-tz, Sandy Burnett, Christie Chrustensen lst Row, I. to r: Judy Ing, Sharon Jones, Karen Keys, Sandra llarn, Pat Judson, Margaret Hayden, Susan Hammock 'Qnd Row Mary Moody, San'ly Hodgklss, Peggy Knight, Beverly Krng, Judrth Knlttel, Beycrly Jones, Shrrley Neal Hornet, Jones, Janet Losch, Phylls l-lullck, Jullana Haude. 3rd Row: Glenda Johnson, Cundy Mrller, Deborah Melyln, Mar- lene Lose, Jean Hull, Vlrgrnla Hoose, Connle I-Iarrlgan, Kai ren Kurlnsky, Sandra l-lenclrlx, Marty Miller, Vlrgnnla Leyden. f 5 'I 1 ,,,Ln-M Q-fix, iii 4 2 T, ' Q' W 4- 7 'Y . Q' Q 1 an 5' sv- fr 4, .. 'Q E55 W. 1 ' 'J ff Fi ,iwf-:Egg W Fmfiil lflllil W Wg 415, rr-,W W 6 'J' as J, -A R417 1' Q53 5 1 ' 1' I ,, GW, L lst ROW, I fo r Berry Buliungs, charles Bulbrey, John Arm- strong, Jum Ashby, Don Ate:-ott, Jeff Eoues, Jere Broedlung, Orrun Ames 2nd Row. Muke Austun, Barney Anderson, Jum Ashworth, Ray Beal, Muck Bell, Floyd Branuger Paul Auutvele 3rd Row: Jorn Auranrl, Bob Blcker Ted Andrurk, Ken Adams, Tum Bragg, Tony Alexander Dosg Baldwun ow Charles Byrer Ruchard Canter Harry um mns G ry Coss J hn Dolan Bull Drake Jum Davus Jerry Bruttaln. 2nd Row. Lynn Semonun, Make Carson, Joe DArnuco, Muke Deruta, John Dullen, Roger Ciancuola, Bob Dauchy, Jum Cole, Don Coob. 3rd Row Ruchar'l Brunner, Gordon Channel Muke Dulworth, vud Canon, Marturu Cox, B b Bcuehl, C'utf Cashner, an Devune, Everett Cook, Bob Cole, Don Cook. -.1 lst Row: Tom Geul, Duck Good, Paul Eusenzummer, Chuck Glan- vulle, Dave Fox, Myron Gray, Rex Hamrnonds, Jum Drew. 2nd Row: Harold Gardner, Larry Gazduk, Gary Geul, Dennis Dunn, Ron Guooons, Bull l-lagaman, James Eden, Dave Glasgo. 3rd Row: Ruck Caldwell, Jum Forster, Danny Grurnes, Don Hog- arty, Ronald Elluott, Walter Gustafson, Steve Granger, Jim Foto, Paul Gunter. lst Row I to r' Keuth Lovatt, Tom Leggc, Daxud Kraeger, Randy Larson Roger Lewus, Jum Konneker, Make Kuttle, Karl Kraus 2nd Row Harry MOTION Steve Keallnger, Art McMahon, Rach- ard Losconczhu Frank Livugnu, John Markwalder, Bah Leos, Dave Knlght 3rd Row Bob McWullta como Randy Klune r D Roy Lehman, Ruchard Magnuson. ms, Chuck Kolton, Jum Lewus Jeff Lu s- 5. lst Row, l. to r.. Duck Hazell, Bull Kornuth, Dave Hughes, Bob l-leuser, Raymond Myers, Tom Janes, Bob lsner, Bob lspan. 2nd Row: Raymond l-larrus, Jum Hurd, Dean Hullman, Ralph Hilbish, lvar Huelrrvauust, Bull Jurkoshek. 3rd Row' Jum Jones, Ron Hardacre, Carl l-lervol, Jeff Johnson, Jum Hulllard. lst Row. Dcrald Srnuth, Dennus Shelton, Charles Schmudt, Torn Thompson, Dennus Sutohcn, Rucky Stewart, Bull Snyder, Bull Robbins. 2nd Row: Jum Soohn, Jum Stafford, Jum Snyder, Torn Shaw, Tom Stevens, Davud Spessard, Gary Snyder, Gary Stotfer, Charles Srnlth. 3rd Rowi Don Shell, Gary Steuner, Duck Shepard, Larry Strack, Duck Schmudt, Craug Smuth, Denny Sykes, Jim Thomas, Stud- ley Smuth, Danny Sumone. lst Row, I, lo ri Don Miller, John McGrath, Lonnie Maughon, Terry Maant, Bob Mayfield, John Etoll, Roger Mann, Ray Alidao. 2nd Row: Haywarrl Muller, Dick Marshall, Joel Michaels, Chris mollllzs, Jerry Mount, George Mason, Al McCoy, Harry Mc- a y. 3rd Row: Charles Mohaupt, Larry Martz, Dave Miller, Dove Lmton, Bob Lutz, Gary Marsh, Dave Marconi, Jim Mos- te er. lst Row, l to r' Bill Ramsey, Bob Pettlbane, Robert Ocker, Ken Overtlelrl, Doug Jenney, James Perego, John Plankcn- horn, Bob Pitkin Znrl Row Bruce Patrick, Bull Hoyotter, George Pfromrn, John Robb, Roy' Pyle, Charles Phclas, John Johnson, Gary Polo- vick, Bill Peroue, Bill Ranefeldt, 3rd Row: Greg Price, Gary Kelly, Ron Pitts, Charles Poston, Larry Ray, Joy Littler, Gary Kammer, Danny Miller, Bruce Merrick. lst Row, l. to r.: Robert Nellis, Tom Rathbun, Ron Ruehle, Jim Romuto, Gary Roxbury, Paul Newklrk, Jim Quick, Thomas Myers. 2nd Row Bill Rodgers, John Seery, George Sanderson, Ronny Ricketts, Phil Ruggles, Robert Routh, Skip Schwelkert, Bill Rockyoorl, Don Scrlmgeour. 3rd Raw, Larry Schnelzer, Steve Robb, Jon Oplinger, David Searles, Jerry Schneckenburger, Denny Seastead, Barry Scholles, Gary Robinson, Arthur Rornonski, lst Row, I to ri Ran Larue, Terry Grlfhn, Gary' Kerr, Larry Kerr, George Farshow, Davao Lingo 7nd Row, Jim Osborne, Tom Evans Boo l-lausmon, Roy Beal, Kenny Slrnes, Bob Hitt, 3rd Row Bob Tucker, Bob Lavpln, Mlkc Hensel, Joe Hartley, Robert Krueger, Tom Kennedy lst Row, I. to r.: Ken Tnftt, Danny Zinn, Pat Tucci, Stephen Ullchney, Kenny Williams, David Wolf, Tom Williams, Jack White 2nd Row' Lawrence Wolfe, Walt Woodrum, Allen Torts, Rodger Thompson, Austin Ward, Doye West, Fred Warren, Kenneth Tamer, Eric Voth, Greg Wlntrup, 3rd Row. Steve Young, Jim Von Thaer, Bob Weber, Bull Wen- zel, John Weuss, Dave Ward, Bull Tyson, John Wood, Pat- rick Walker. an-MW UH wr' as .- ,V - M., .. ., ,Way f 9 W . ,,,4?3wmZgf, ak, O ,-nu: 3 Q I L. U U Q C 9 7 , I www? ' V f' W Left to right. Mr. David Anderson, bino, Mr, William Reid, Mr. G. H, THE ADMINISTRATION plans, co-ordinates, and supervises i'1 e-were 50 N-x Mr. Gordon DeWitt Board of Education The Board of Education supervises the formation of school policies. This able coun- cil also makes decisions concerning such mat- ters as hiring and salary schedules. Under the leadership of president Mrs. E, Shabino, the Board has done a commendable job this past year. Superintendent of Secondary Education This year was Mr. Gordon DeWitt's first as Supervisor of Secondary Education. Early in l96O Mr. DeWitt was named Acting Super- intendent of Schools, ln this office he is responsible for the planning and coordina- tion of the Cuyahoga Falls School System. MR. JOHN STEINHAUER Assistant Supt. As Assistont Superintendent in chorge of business, Mr. John Steinhouer is lorgely responsible for scheduling the construction ot new school buildings, He directs the hiring ot oll non-teoching personnel-sec! retoriol help, mointenonce stott, coteterio workers-ond olso supervises the purchose ot supplies. The intelligent plonning ond wise forethought provided by Mr. Stein- houer ore involuoble to the Cuyohogo Folls School System. Principal Although this is the first yeor thot Mr. Donold B, Ripley hos served os high school principol, he hos olreody won the respect ond high regcird of the student body, ln oddition to rnointoining o good ocodemic progrom, he hos olso been colled upon to ossist in the plonning ot the high school oddition. Mrs Ripley hos provided expert leodership both os on odministrotor ond os o counselor. MR. DONALD B. RIPLEY l X X Q ,gf iQ ' ri ii, F Nix Mr. Howard Saurer Dean of Boys, B.S. X 'fy 19226 ' , , A gil' Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis Dean of Girls, B.S., M.S. Guidance is an indispensable aid to educational progress Mr, Howard D. Saurer, Dean of Boys, per forms skillfully his duties as pupil advisor. Under his supervision are the boys' attend ance records and planning of student sched- ules. Mr, Ward Secrist Dr, Ruth B. Clayton Co-ordinator of the Co-ordinator of Pupil irriculum, BS., M.E. PersonneI,, B.A,, M.A,, PhD, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis has served as Dean ot Girls of Cuyahoga Falls High School since l94O. Her duties include various phases of guidance for girls and the care of girls' at- tendance records. Under the capable direction of Mr, Secrist our educational program has helped our stu- dents and school to rank scholastically among the outstanding school systems in the state. As Co-ordinator of the Curriculum, he is re- sponsible tor the selection of educational ma- terials and teaching aids. Mr. Secrist also makes a continuous evaluation of every area in the educational program, Dr. Clayton, Co-ordinator of Pupil Person- nel, is supervisor ot all special services in the Cuyahoga Falls school system. She has charge of an overall testing program and all resulting special education, such as courses tor the gifted and slow-learners. Dr. Clayton also has authority over health, attendance, and psychological services. FACULTY . . . Provide motivation for inquiring minds. 'Xe 5 Mr. Peebles goes over an interesting point with one of , W his senior American history classes. Gordon Ackerman Harold Andreas Sally Bashor Dorene Blue Kenneth Brode B.S, Bowling Green State B.S. M.A. Kent State B.S. Kent State Univer- A.B. Bethany College. AB. M.A, Kent State University. Mechanical University, Columbia sity. Biology. English, Yearbook Ad- University. German, Drawing. University History. visor. 'bane 'uf' . . 5 Marjorie Cannon Wesley Carr B S Kent State Univer- BA. Wheeling, West Vir- sity Physical Edazation, gunna, West Liberty State Health, College. Kent State Uni- versity Geography Eco- nomics. Su-Q Mary Carter Paul Cary Louis Ceftomai BS. Ohio State Univer- Miami University. Driver BS. Boston University sity, Kent State Uni- Education Besiness Math, Physics versity English, Libra- NON, Marjorie Davis B S Ohlo Wesleyan versity, Kent State versity. English. Uni Evalee Hart B.S. Bowling Green Uni- Uni- Harvey Eikenbary A.B. Heidelberg College, Bob J o n e s University. Psychology, Stu d e n t Council Advisor. Stanley Hough! B.S. M.A. West Virginia versity. English, National Universuty. Woodworking, Honor Society Advisor. Helen Erf B.S. Kent State Univer sity. Solid Geometry Trigonometry, Plain ge ametry. Calvin Heintx Heidelberg College, Ak ron University. Speech, English, Robert Feldbush BS. Kent State Univer- sity. Associate Band Di- rector. Clarence Hinkle 3.S M.S. Kent State Uni- versity, Ohio State Unif versity, Biology General Science, Wrestling Coach. FACULTY . . . Evelyn Haberkost B.S. Kent State Univerf sity, Shorthand, Type- writing, Office Practice Ma rgo ret Holst B.A. Marietta College University ot Pittsburgh Typewriting. The architects of our future. Small but mighty, Mr. Pozarski rushes in to break up a minor disagreement during bays' gym class. ,Wm Charles Howard B.S. University of To- ronto. L at in, English, Greek. Paul Kuesfner A.B. Ohio University. English, Sociology. FACULTY . . -Q lit Walter Howard B.S. Kent State Univer- sity. History, Assistant Coach, Football, Track, Key Club Advisor. Lawrence Liles B.A. M.A. University of New Mexico, Northwest- ern University, Kent State University. Spanish. learning never ceases. Virgie Irwin B.S. M.A. Ohio Univer- sity, Ohio State Univer- sity. English. Josephine Long B.M. M.A. Syracuse Uni., Cincinnati Uni., Akron Uni., Kent State Uni., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Vocal Music Instructor for Cuyahoga Falls Public Schools ' 0 N-115, ..,...,d' Louise Kittell B.A. M.A. University of Akron, Columbia Uni., Uni. ot Wisconsin, North- western. Journalism, Eng- lish. C. D. McClanohon B.S. M.A. Ohio Univer- sity. Bookkeeping, Busi- ness Law. Joseph Kotys B.S. Kent State Univer- sity. Physical Education, Health. Raymond McCuskey B.S. Kent State Univer- sity. Algebra, Business Arithmetic. A busy Mrs. Parr keeps an eye on the school's large periodical tile, one of her endless list of tasks. W,-if 9 Athletic Director, Dave Mar- tin, takes time out from busy sport schedules 1' . , I Carol O'Connor David Morhn Alice Mayor John Moore Mary Newstetfer BS Kent State Univer- BS, M.S. Bowling Green Eastern Michigan. Chem- BS. M.S, University ot B.S. M,A. Bites Colicge, sity Sewing, Homeiiving, University, Supervisor of tstry, Science, Physics Virginia, Akron Univer- Pittsburgh, Snort- Cneerteodcrs Advisor. Health, Education, and stty, University of Mi- hand, Typewnting, Athletics, Driver Educa- cnlgan, Kent State Uni- 'iion versity. Chemistry. fi- REP Mary Parr A B Mi B S in L S H rant Coiiege, Pitts Largn University, Colom Dia Unnvereity, Ltluraruon, Senior Sponsor x ' 'vw Arthur Peebles Slty, uity Ono -'Ut I gin 'Umm Harriet Pigott Henry Pozarski Lucille Price AB MA Akron Uni' BS Kent State Unlver- BS MA Kent State vereity Colombia Uni sity, Heoltn Pnyeicoi university Plain Geornfv veurty Latin, Englten Rtagaticn try, Advanced Algebra, Sophomore Spongor Marlon Rausch Wullnam Raybuck Hiram Cole e BS Kent State Univer French Junior Sponsor sity American History World History 0 Reynolds Gilbert Roberts Barbara Robertson MA Kent a University Western R serve University Instr mental Music BS Kent State Unlver BA McMaster Umver sity Akron University sity French English London University School of Economics American History and Government Carl Spessa rd Denver Santee Myron Shetler BE Akron Umversm Aft A A i t 4 K, i i- 3 0.5 ' ' ' R. . ' B.A. ' I g . . . ' - B.S. , . St te . . ' - . . ' - I . t . I . . I . . I e- I . . I , A I 4 . ' , I . Q ui H. . V L'Rk AIfdRth A- ' V ms oo re 0 Q B.S. Ohio State Unnver- A.B. College of Wooster. Driver Education, Swim- - 1 . We , V. 3 I BS, .. U- ., - .. .. ,Bl .. ,. ' ' . ' . , - . A . A , - , ' - . 1 . , . . l . BS Kent State Univer sity Home Economics Michael Stavole MEC! Miami versity Algebra Bus: ness Arithmetic Plain Geometry nl BS Kent State Univer sity Metalworking Dale Tener BS Kent State Unuver sity rt Plane Geometry Bus: ming Coach Baseball sity Plane Geometry ness Arithmetic Coach General Science P Ennis Walker L D Watson Kathryn Wyre B S M Ed Health us: B S M S University of A B Speech Ohio Wes ness Arithmetic Sopho lllnnons Akron Unlver Ieyan Eng ish more Sponsor sity Bla ogy Malcolm Anderson, Child Account- ing Dept., Clarence Hendricks, Di- rector ot Student Activities, Audrey Mellinger, Activities Dept. Account- ant, Ethel Pierce, Child Accounting Dept. 3 Q Typing, compiling all the rec- ords and figures that keep the school running smoothly, answer- ing the telephone, and running oft tests for the teachers is this tine secretarial staff. They are Mrs. Dorothy Weir, Mrs. Agnes Buck, Sec. to Dr. Clayton, and Mrs, Catherine Caruthers, Sec. to Mr. Ripley. Always ready with a srnile and a bit of humor is Mr. Fleming, the school custodian. Responsible for all the daytime janitorial duties, he also supervises the efficient night mainte- nance crew. Good-by, Mr. Roberts Gilbert Roberts came to Cuyahoga Falls in l9l9 as a classroom teacher and ath- letic coach. During the almost 40 years that he has served Cuyahoga Falls schools, he has been teacher, coach, principal, superintendent, and finally for the last l2 years, the teacher of high school American History and Government. Always a stal- wart builder and an enthusiastic advocate of youth, Mr, Roberts has also served his community as a leader and outstanding citizen, These words of an unknown poet well express the feelings of his students and friends for Mr. Roberts: BUILDING A TEMPLE A builder builded a temple, l-le wrought it with grace and skill. Pillars and grains and arches All fashioned to work his will. Men said as they saw its beauty lt shall never know decay. Great is thy skill, O Builder: Thy fame shall endure for aye. A teacher builded a temple With loving and infinite care. Planning each arch with patience. Laying each stone with prayer. None praised his unceasing efforts None knew of his wondrous plan For the temple the teacher builded Was unseen by the eyes of man. Gone is the builder's temple, Crumbled into the dust, Low lies each stately pillar, Food for consuming rust. 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