Dalton High School - Luanna Yearbook (Dalton, OH)

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Tunisia The Junior Class had an enrollment of forty-one members in September butlost two early in the year. Our Faculty Advisers were Miss McMil1en and Mr.Berg and our Student Council members were Marjorie Horst, Trudy Ker- stetter, and Jim Swartz. Our first major project wasthe presentation of our class play, We Shook the Family Tree, early in Novem- ber. Selection of our class rings was another serious decision to make. As upperclassmen we participated more actively and successfully in the various music, speech, and athletic events of the school year. For our sociallife we held a Christmas partyin the school gym after which we went caroling. The second big It was quite a high light was the Junior-Senior Prom. thrill to keep the Seniors guessing as to what our real plans were. The Prom and marching in with the Seniors at Baccalaureate made us realize how close we were to our last year of carefree high school days. ' -,,, by y o F F I c E R s 7 ,35 ' ' President --------- Donferd Nussbaum --., ' 'W 2 - Vice-President - ---- Dale Stoin K4 514 2 ,,., , 1 Secretary ---- - - - Clarabel Douglas m ,c:,,,..: lysi s Treasurer - - - - - - - - Ida Jo Baker T255 ' Sgt.-at-Arms - - - - - Homer Gerber o ' Q 1 an First Row: Marcia Haney, Janet Case, Mae Eberly, Marjorie Horst, Marilyn Nussbaum, Caro- lyn Britton, Lillian Weaver, Lila Amstutz, Ruth Shammo, Carol Danner, Trudy Kerstetter Second Row: Junior Troyer, Carl Kick, Charles Kick, Clarabel Douglas, Richard Gerber, Dick Fischnich, Shirley Peters, Anna Jean Gerber, Ida Jo Baker, Maurine Merriman,Glenn Loomis Third Row: Donald Schultz, Dale Stein, Carolyn Lehman, Fred Fahrni, B111 Ressler, Dar- lene Sapp, Donferd Nussbaum, Homer Gerber, Melvin Wyse, Jim Neal Fourth Row: Frank Lintern, James Swartz, Ellis Martin, Clarice Wenger, Max Griffith, Larry Rossiter ..22-

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'SEEKS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICE -21-

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Smwutlwmmwa We began our second year in Dalton High Schoolwith fifty-three students. Annabelle Lehman was the only one who could not return to school because of poliomye- litis. This year we had Miss Campbell and Mr. Lipinski as our faculty advisers. Our Student Council members were Rebecca Stockham, Maxine Mumaw, and John Ellis Sprunger. We bought sweaters in our class colors of white and maroon. Our class party was held at the Kid- ron Grade School. Six boys from our class went outfor football. They were Donald Hofstetter,Ronald Raber,Jim Bolender, Larry Gardner, Bill Sommer, and Bob weikert. In basketball, there were seven: Jim Bolender, Bill Som er, Larry Gardner, Bob Weikert, John Ellis Sprunger, Allen Sla- bach, and Dean Sullivan. Bob McGovern was one of the managers. We had seven girls in the Girls' Band plus Ima Smith as bothasnajorette and a Reserve Cheerleader. Many Sophomores took part in the music contest at Kent. Wai. OFFICERS ?'QgfQ .gl President -------- -- - James Bolender 'xwffhf Hpwfj' ,,l. Vice-President - - - - - - - Ima Smith Q ,IV ,, 1 ...,-. I secretary ---------- virginia Reed ,QW Qi: QQQX Treasurer - - Raymond Good MQ! gk' QYiuK l' Sgt.-at-A1-ms - - Larry Gardner- Qi'-fl ogg, s as Saas Qgaggigkyf First Row: Ronald Hostetler, Marlene Moser, Elizabeth Mason, John Ellis Sprunger,Ioretta Snavely, Earl Hazel, Sylvia Slabaugh, Elizabeth Lehman, Bessie Steiner Second Row: Colleen Nussbaum, Dean Sullivan, Pat Kerr, Ima Smith, Myron Horst, Rebecca Stockham, LaVonne Hauenstein, Virginia Reed, Genevieve Nussbaum, Roger Eberly, Robert Weikert Third Row: Shirley Hare, Greg Close, James Nussbaum, Raymond Ressler, Margaret Steiner, Marjorie Hofstetter, Marlene Cline, Vera Schloneger, Vida Schloneger, Maxine Mumaw, David Lehman Fourth Row: Ernest Weaver, Charles Yoder, Rose Gerber, James Bolender, Robert McGovern, Ronald Raber, Donald Hofstetter, Kenneth Amstutz, Clair Clark, Henry Slabaugh, Danny Shisler Fifth Row: David Gerber, Harlan Nussbaum, Raymond Good, Gordon Nussbaum, Larry Gardner, Allen Slabach, Tom Brown, Bill Sommer, John Earl Sprunger ..23..