Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

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CLARINETS Delores Kurzen Clarice Wenger Barbara Jones Marcia Haney Jo Ann Amstutz Barbara Martin SAXOPHONES Marjorie Horst Kenneth Badertscher Rebecca Stockham TRUMPETS Janice Teeple Mary Ellen Mason Bruce Tschantz Donferd Nussbaum Bill Sommer John Sprunger Carol Hoblick Mary Lou McDowell Gary Hostetler Kenneth McKee FLUTE Phyllis Renner PERCUSSION Margaret Frantz Martha Withrich Faye Saurer Danny Shisler TROMBONES David Renner Jimmy Swartz HORNS Harold Showalter Kay Douglas Phyllis Berg Myron Mumaw Homer Gerber Dale Stoin THE JUNIOR BAND AND ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Mary Louise Mumaw Barbara Young Katie Buchwalter Leanna Case Marlene Moser Carol Brown Dorothy Kornhaus Myron Mumaw Priscilla Gerber Janet Steiner Clarabel Douglas Eileen Mentzer Marcia Haney Dale Martin Lavonne Hauenstein Ruth Rexroad Elizabeth Mason Laura Martin SAXOPHONE Rebecca Stockham CLARINETS Delores Kurzen Clarice Wenger FLUTE Phyllis Renner TRUMPETS Janice Teeple Mary Ellen Mason Donferd Nussbaum HORNS Harold Showalter Kay Douglas Homer Gerber Dale Stoin PERCUSSION Faye Saurer Martha Withrich Margaret Frantz PIANO Shirley Snavely ASSISTANT PIANO Maxine Mumaw STRING BASS - Doris Gerber 31

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MIXED CHORUS First Row: Maxine Werntz, Donna Shane, Ruth Nussbaum, Marjorie Steiner, Delores Snyder Jean Hammer, Nancy Warnock, JoAnn Groff, Maryrose ommer, Lois Hranko, June L 0 mer, Doris Hunsberger, Doris Eberly Second Row: Laura Miller, Pearl Lehman, Mary Jean Smucker, Gladys Saurer, Marlene McKee Hazeljean Sprunger, Donna Graber, Kathleen Lehman, Mildred Withrich, Waneta Showalter Eleanor Martin, Jeannette Miller, Alice Domer, Mildred Nolt, Barbara Winkler Third Row: Robert Domer, Curtis Sprunger, Bob Snyder, John Hostetler, Roy Nussbaum, Charles Lavering, Joe Hoobler, Richard Stevie, Glenn Showalter, Olen Lehman, Tom McF ' arren Kenneth Leisy, Marion Moser, Robert Sword Fourth Row: Eddie Herr, Franklin Stockham, Bill Bodager, Benjamin Eberly, Clark Weygandt Jerry Hackett, Charles Etling, Jim Thompson, John Kelbly, Harold Lehman, Harry Gerber Grant Egley, Carl Showalter, Donovan Hunsberger Pianist, Lela Hochstetler GIRLS ' OLEE CLUB First Row: Jacqueline Kick, Wanda Shane, Evelyn Houghton, Wanda McCoy, Vera Werntz Gerry Weisgarber, Carol Sommer, Shirley Wertz, Eleanor Withrich, Lillian Amstutz Marilyn Weygandt Second Row: Carolyn Smith, Mildred Steiner, Phyllis Buss, Mary Alice Baer, Marilyn Sommer, Barbara Tinsler, Wanda Wertz, Carol Graber, Marjorie Ott, June Gerber Third Row: June Ault, Norma McGovern, Doris Nussbaum, Nora Flueckiger, Patricia Lavering, Grace Hoover, Beverly Lintern, Janet Brotherton, Edith Nussbaum, Norma Jean Schultz. Pianist, Janice Douglas 30

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First Row: George Indorf, Curtis Sprunger, Jim Brillhart, Wendell Douglass, George Shammo Russell Baer, Don Shaffer, Melvin Ault, Ralph Nult, Doyle Bassinger, John Buchwalter. Second Row: Mr. Scott, Raymond Fahrni, Raymond Wright, Russell Gerber, Charles havering Robert Eggeman, Herbert Young, Norman Moser, Ralph Indorf, Melvin Brillhart. Third Row: Ross Stoll, Don Forrer, Kenneth Snyder, Gene Forrer, Jim Tinsler, Orden Amstutz Dwight Horst, Harold Hauenstein, Ronald Amstutz. OUR TEAM First Row: Melvin Ault, Ross Stoll, Kenneth Snyder, Harold Hauenstein, George Shammo, Russell Baer. Second Row: Mr. Scotty Don Shaffer, Don For¬ rer, Dwight Horst, Gene Forrer. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President ----------- Russell Baer Vice-President -------- George Shammo Secretary ---------- Donald Shaffer Treasurer ----------- Melvin Ault Reporter --------- James Brillhart Sentinel ----------- Dwight Horst The Dalton F. F. A. Chapter is under the supervi¬ sion of Mr. D. H. Scott,Vocational Agriculture instruc¬ tor, and has a membership of 27. The club has been busy with obtaining and caring for their projects of dairy heifers, cows, feeder pigs, feeder lambs, and steers. The Junior and Senior boys have been busy working on soil and farm management. They have studied the dif¬ ferent kinds of soil and how to improve the soil of their own farms in order to produce better crops. The Future Farmers know that all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy so they organized a basketball team as one of their recreational, hobbies. This year the boys had a particularly successful season. 32