Darby Township High School - Trojan Yearbook (Derby, OH)

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Taylor. l'le has always found time to give help when it was needed. We hope he will accept this dedication as a small tribute for all he has done for us. Being our class advisor for the last three years, we wish, at this time, to express our thanks for all his tireless energy and hard work to make this yearbook a success. 3 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Edwin Bauhan, President Wendell Wardell, Vice-President Everett Grabill Earl Liff Troy McPherson Brice Connell, Clerk George D. McDowell, County Superintendent FOREWORD IN '56 Vv'e give to you this book which represents a sum- mary of things we've done, of records and e- vents, As you read these in the years that be ahead, remember there are Life's three stages. As the Bard of Avon said, a cycle we've completed, a certain task is done, and now we leave schooI's portal and attempt to travel on. 4 yeatloof .Vtaff Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Photography Sports Typists Art Sponsor Others on Staff JoAnn Kennard Norman Puckett Ginny Hinson Carol Piclclesimer Jay Hill Rosalie Egnor JoAnn Woods Lucille Wiclcline Barbara Spangler Sally Hicks Betty Looney JoAnn Gutheil Mr. Taylor David Strawser Earl Sollars Larry McPherson Gene Drummond Wayne Williams 1 . . L , , 1 ,' W - xx - K V - ,, F1 , ., N WL XJ R W4 K X A +2 ,ala . X ,S A , x.. rj 1 Y X uf ,. X. x XS 1 1 .1 kk fl ff' 4. ,XV r ,V 1 fzfbx 1' ,W- rff , Q I f F,.,xK NX pr, I TR WJXcKQ ' S N X ' , 4 4, sim H e - -'-f -- Q , - F V' . .V .,, , 1- , , f ' .1 J I Q v,,. ,' ,, ..-v.c,nA - W v . , , Ns , , 4 f . 1- -'lilpi war, ws., L. -X-v ir iw, 'V ,,.. fxv, fx -1 :--g, 53 -F -w ,K- y 5 A N. hm 1 .X , 3: ,, 4 - , ' ' -'3.f1m2?- T -1 in 1 r L .V ,W 1-A QQ- A iw. 5351? - , ,. 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Arts, Mofl'1emcxtics LOIS BEAR Science Bowling Green DAVID ROBISON Music Capital University CHARLES MEAC HAM Science, Speech Asbury Colieqe DONNA JEAN KRISHER Home Economics Ohio State f ? fx aQm,,M , ' n HA 55a4? '1 Ha qv. A ., .xx :.f,v if'-1' -a wi ,- , 4, ' 'L 5 .1 -Av- .1 - 4 r ,. l 4 ' - ' 1 3 , v -5 JH, ' -rf., , 5, , FQ '. x i !L 1 5, i. w f p l . I -fL ,-' ,. , .., 4 .N if . ,Q,Q , .'ef'.F5. m jp'f:.1mfF21' flliuj win. Q, 1' ff:g:u,,- Nsnil Q' .gfib ng ' asgvq I- ' 1 I 7 ' !. I. I 1 5 Z' 1 ' Q, lb j . I Ljj Z . M ff, , . qflf, fi I: .aj , I - .' QQ !V. , ', fy 1 .5. , 4 5 we ,. :-H 'ix I lx , ' ?i 1 I ' .. .- 1 c , -, iy. lb.. ff F .v - .1 9? , 1, i .xg i,.. ww ., , r .5 .Vit-gf '-.1 . iw mi --,lk v4,., Se w V s fn ROSALIE EGNOR JO ANN KENNARD While I breathe, I Hope. Follow dreams with deeds. 'R' X 'R JO ANN WOODS CAROL PlCKLESlMlfR Push, Pull, Or get out of the way. What I cm to be I om now becoming I3 XR 5 SALLY HICKS The post forever gone, the future still our own. JAY HILL 'One sfep ct cl time but olwoys forward. NORMAN PUCKETT lf we rest we rust. GINNY HINSON A live wire never gets stepped on LUCILLE WICK LINE .LARRY McPHERSON Where there's cz will there's a way. B who? vou R. we-INS, Q1 WAYNE WILLIAMS EARL SOLLARS He who lcbours conquers. Today we followp Tomorrow we lead I5 GENE DRUMMOND BARBARA SPANGLER Do all that you do-well. Character is the cornerstone of all success OO EY DAVID STRAWSER BETTY L N Character is the only true diploma. Pause, reflect, then proceed calmly. I6 'WW' it M H .. ..:..Q, . - L L EEE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Earl Sollars, vice-president, Norman Puckett, president. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Kennard, secretary, .lay Hill, treasurer, Ginny Hin- son, news reporter. eniot efazu -ffiitoty The day of September 2, I952, was a day full of anxiety and tension for twenty- one wary freshmen. I, personally, can say it was a day long awaited. We were herded into a room which quickly became known as home room , where noses were immediately counted and cards passed around to write your name on. And I soon learned the names of my classmates-to-be for the next four years. They were: Betty Looney, Beverly Nihizer, Earl Sollars, Lucille Wickline, Carol Picklesimer, JoAnn Woods, Barbara Spangler, Eddie Rolfe, Jerry Harper, Larry Mc- Pherson, Norman Puckett, Albert Stewart, Rosalie Egnor, Bobby Caudill, Sally Hicks, Gene Drummond, Charles Weese. Wayne Williams, Barbara Kennard, Jay I7 C LASS HISTORY cont. Hill, and Ginny Hinson. Our class officers turned out to be: .lay Hill, president, Norman Puckett, vice- president, Ginny Hinson, secretary, Barbara Kennard, treasurer, Rosalie Egnor, song leader, and Beverly Nihizer, news reporter. We lost Albert Stewart mid-way thru the year and LaVonne Webb came in to re- place him. Then Eddie Rolfe gave up the struggle, leaving an even twenty. For an activity, we had a bake sale at Troutman's Grocery in Harrisburg for a small profit. Somehow bake sales never seemed to work out for us. Our initiation was mild but the skating party and wiener roast at Gold Cliff was real cool. ln the sports column, we really rated high for Green Freshmen . We had three of our boys playing varsity ball. They were: Jay Hill, Earl Sollars, and Bobby Caudill. On the queen's court, Lucille Wickline was our worthy representative. Also we had one girl, Ginny Hinson, lucky enough to be elected as a cheerleader from our class. Mr. Arnett, being our class advisor, held up very nicely thru the yearl Having attained the title of sophomores, we came back to school on September 6, l953, ready for anything. At the beginning of the year, we picked up two new pupils, namely Roger Miller and Barbara Runkle, only to lose them again. Roger withdrew via working permit while Barbara considered marriage an easier life. Again Jay Hill, Earl Sollars, and Bobby Caudill were good enough to make the varsity. Lt: and coming on the reserve team from our class were Norman Puckett, David Strawser, and Wayne Williams. The managers of the basketball team, Gene Drummond and Larry McPherson, were also from our class. Barbara Kennard was an addition to the cheering squad, also Ginny Hinson from last year. Our class officers for the year were: Norman Puckett, president, Gene Drum- mond, vice-president, Ginny Hinson, secretary, Betty looney, treasurer, and Bar- bara Kennard, news reporter. Ginny Hinson was elected to represent the sophomore class on the queen's court and was proud to accept the honor. Mr. Taylor was our advisor and a very wise one. We ordered our class rings the latter part of April and hope to get them soon after school begins in September of '54. l8 CLASS HISTORY cont. September 7, 1954, found us again visiting the little red-brick structure referred to as the school. Only now we had crossed another bridge and were known as iuniors. Our class officers were: Norman Puckett, president, Earl Sollars, vice-presi- dent, Barbara Kennard, secretary, Betty Looney, treasurer, Sally Hicks, sergeant at arms, Carol Picklesimer, news reporter. We finally received our class rings, and, of course, thought they were the best looking ones ever made. We were very sorry to lose Bobby Caudill to Madison Mills. We have missed him. LaVonne Webb got married during the summer. CI hope it isn't catching.l Jerry Har- per also decided against returning, leaving us only seventeen strong. Bill Gilfillen and Bob Laywell joined, but only for a short while. For activities, we had a dance November l3, sold pop at ball games and cleared a nice profit. We also put on a class play called Two Dates for Tonight , under the direction of Mr. Bennett which was lust fair. A Student Council was organized this year and our representatives were Wayne Williams, Norman Puckett, and Ginny Hinson. Pumpkin Show time soon rolled around and our school sent Barbara Kennard os Miss Darby who was grateful for the honor. Our iunior boys again hit the sports column with Jay Hill, Earl Sollars, Norman Puckett, and Wayne Williams playing varsity. This year Sally Hicks made the grade as a cheerleader along with Barbara Ken- nard, and Ginny Hinson who are now veterans of one and two years, respectively. For the annual homecoming game, the basketball boys chose as their queen Ginny Hinson and Lucille Wickline served as her attendant from our class. Carol Picklesimer did the honors as Mistress of Ceremonies for the game. Being a class that is always trying to be different, we gave the seniors a real lrlrl. The theme was ln the Garden . lt was beautiful if l do say so myselfTCgm- plete with a real name band. Don Decker's to be sure, and nothing less than the best. We certainly enioyed it whether the seniors did or not. The iunior girls also put out a school paper, with the much needed help of ole faithful Mr. Taylor. l might add that this was the first school paper put out in quite a few years. More honors came to our class when Betty Looney and Barbara Spangler were selected to be on the Honor Society Roll. That was an honor indeed, girls, and some thing to remember with pleasure. l9 CLASS HISTORY cont. Our advisor for the year was again Mr. Taylor. That man must be made of iron to stand up under such a strain as he's been under for the last two years. On September 6, l955, sixteen seniors returned to take that last long step toward achieving that long awaited diploma. Our class officers were: Norman Puckett, president, Earl Sollars, vice-presi- dentp Barbara Kennard, secretary, Jay Hill, treasurer, Ginny Hinson, news re- porter. As the undergrads will soon realize, seniors are always busy. First of all comes your studies which must not bogg down and then watch-out because that's only the beginning. Football was underway almost as soon as school was in progress. This was the first year for Darby's six-man team and we were very proud of our boys for tying with Pickaway and Jackson for third place in the league. Larry McPherson and WayneWilliams were in there bucking away for Darby from our class. The annual Circleville Pumpkin Show soon was upon us and the student body elected Ginny Hinson from our class to represent our school as Miss Darby . It is a wonderful honor to be chosen and Ginny was more than pleased. Basketball flew in and Darby was off to another fairly successful season. The seniors onthe varsity were: .lay Hill, Norman Puckett, and Larry McPherson. Our homecoming game found Betty Looney being elected as the charming queen from our class and Ginny Hinson as our senior attendant. Sally Hicks, Barbara Kennard, and Ginny Hinson also managed to hold down the iob of being cheerleaders for their last year. Other than giving the freshmen a wiener roast and skating party at Grove City for initiation, our activities were limited. However, we did manage to put on a very successful play entitled Whiz Kids , under the excellent supervision of Mr. Charles Meacham. lt drew a fine crowd and also money which was the main idea. Mr. Taylor was again our advisor by request and since he has done so much to help'our class through the last three years, we decided to dedicate our T955-56 yearbook to him. And so winds up the Class History of the Seniors of the 1955-56 Class. May all the remaining pupils in high school have the fun and gain the knowledge that we have acquired while attending 'dear ole Darby'. Ginny Hinson 20 WAQU We WQJL2 01,019 1 mfg, w 1 1 X 'E' 9395+ x R N L, Zig? --- R oAvm X I -M ,:,Z,:, x- , :WS 'K W xm Qmwsiwf- + fff :iw gy ,....:: J' 5S5Mb R 1ffl'? Qi SNQQ , . ang , f Q l Q xt T - R ' .Q'- - L- Q., JOANN GENE SALLY LUCILLE L ffvqzf' . NORMAN WAYNE gg? LARRY .1 CAROL ,gm 2 'Qu x V 23 JOANN '- eniot efau ptoplecy In this year of I976, I, Carol Picklesimer, have returned to Darby for our reunion of our Senior Class of l956. I, myself, have been traveling with my husband, who is making the air force his career. We are happily married, and have four healthy children. As I walked around the gym, I was glad to see all my classmates were there. I first spied Rosalie, standing by the refreshments. Her eyes were still as bright as usual, and she has finally been hitched in matrimony to her red-headed mechanic. Then I heard a voice behind me calling my name, as I turned, I saw Barbara Kennard, who is now Mrs. Steinmetz, standing there with her triplets, all girls, and their red hair in a pony tail. She is now living at Grove City and is very happily married. There's Gene Drummond! I have often wondered what he was doing. Well, he iust told me he has a IOOO acre farm, and he is also driving around in a handsome new Cadillac. Why Gene, I thought by this time they would be out of style. Excuse me, Gene, I see someone I want to say hello to. Lucille, how nice to see you again. Lucille Wickline was iust telling me she likes her teaching iob very well. I don't see how you ever escaped the marrying bug, Lucille. It will catch up with you one of these days. Oh, there's Jay. I'lI see you later, Lucy. Jay Hill, I hear you own the largest hot rod company in the U. 5. I always knew you'd whiz into some great project. I heard you just became the father of your fifth child. Con- gratulations, maybe he will be like his father. Say, Jay, I see your old high school flame, I must say hello to Ginny. Ginny Hinson, gee you look swelll Oh, I forgot your name has changed, hasn't it? I hear you were elected queen to represent Jay's hot rod fans. Good luck, kid. Someday you'Il be representing us as Miss America. Ginny, don't go away, I must talk to David before he leaves. Oh, David, David Strawser, gee, it's good to see you. How's Sandy? I hear you're be- coming America's favorite lawyer. I always knew you'd get a iob to protect the women, you're so thoughtful. Well, good luck. I must get something to drink, see you later. As I walked over to the refreshments, I ran into Sally Hicks. Oh, Sally's name has changed too. Sne married the country's leading athlete. Believe it or not, she is still a 22 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY cont. cheerleader for this team. That is what time she isn't having a child. They have five now, and the cheering helps her keep her girlish figure. Just keep cheering, Sally. Wayne Williams, l might have known l'd find you with a group of girls. Say, Wayne, how does it feel to be the president of General Motors? You always did go in for the big deals, didn't you? Well, I think you have done real well. Just keep up the old spirit. Wayne, please excuse me, I see Barbara Spangler. Barbara, I hear you are now writing books on How to Study . You were always one for the books. They told me you're really tolling in the money. Say, girl, you're very pop- ular, even though you're too busy to notice it. Say, Barb, I see one of our classmates is leaving, I must talk with him. Larry McPherson, how you've changed. l'lI bet you really have trouble keeping those women out of your hair. Maybe they are after that big farm you have iust won, in a trac- tor pulling contest. They sure picked a good farmer to put on it. Larry, l want to talk to Betty. Hi, Betty. Say, l know your name isn't Looney now. ldon't think lremember hearing your husband's name. l'll bet you're pretty proud of the trophy you just won as Miss Bath- ing Beauty of '76 . Those two little girls of yours are surely following in their'mother's foot steps. Betty,let's go talk to Earl. Earl Sollars,l hear you have a large family now. l don't remember what occupation you are in. It doesn't really matter, although I once heard you were styling women's clothes. How about that, you always did go in for interesting things. l want to see Norman before he leaves. Norman Puckett, say, are you looking greatl You always didl l hear you're still single. Well, l really don't see how you have escaped the girls all these years. You still have that same wonderful personality. Say, Norm, l hear you have iust won your tenth trophy as the healthiest person in America. Just keep smilingl You sure were a wonderful classmate, I shall never forget you. Now, l must say hello to JoAnn, my pal in high school days. Hi, Jo, it's good to see you. l hear you're getting along fine with your large family. Jo, remember in high school when we planned to go shopping together after we were mar- ried, and all the other things we had planned? lt sure was fun planning those dreams, but they were wonderfull l shall never forget this wonderful reunion, nor my classmates at Darby. They were so wonderful l l Carol Picklesimer 23 fad! W 1' f anal Teftament We, the class of Darby Township High School, of the county of Pickaway, and the state of Ohio, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and declare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature or form heretofore made by us. We, the seniors, will to the faculty our native ability and excellent education. To the iuniors, we will our excellent scholarship ability, and our title as senior . T0 the sophomores, we will all our fun we have had in school. To the freshmen, we will our ability to use different ideas. I, Rosalie Egnor, will to Virginia Garrett the honor of being pianist for school activities and to Doris Braley my brown hair. I, Carol Picklesimer, will to Nancy Sherman my ability to go steady with one boy and to Mr. Arnett my ability to tell iokes. I, Norman Puckett, will to Steve Miller my ability to study and to Bobby Arledge my ability to get along with all the girls. I, Sally Hicks, will to Ronnie Gutheil the nickel he has owed me since his freshman year and to Charlene Metzger my ability to go steady with one boy. I, David Strawser, will to Sandy Kauffman my ability to do my own school work and to Ned Musselman my ability to keep out of trouble and get along with the teachers. I, Lucille Wickline, will my shorthand ability to Joe Fitzgerald and my typing eraser to Shirley Cordell. I, Wayne Williams, will to Mr. Connell an Ike campaign button and to Eddie Sollars some of my old excuses to get out of class. I, JoAnn Woods, will to Mr. Taylor the bow tie I promised him for Christmas and to Ernie Woods my ability to skip class in my senior year. I, Barbara Spangler, will to Jonda McGuire my good grades and to Phyllis Williams my ability to drive. I, Gene Drummond, will to Robert Spradlin a drawing pencil I stole from him and to Dick McPherson my height. I, Ginny Hinson, will to Patty Walters all the honors that were given to me in high school and to Rip Musselman all the fun I have crowded into four short years. 24 SENIOR CLASS WILL cont. I, Earl Sollars, will to Joe McCoy the right to behave and not to get into trouble and to Ned Musselman to get to Miss Bear's study hall on time. I, Betty Looney, will to JoAnn Gutheil my position in the Honor Society and to Ronnie Gutheil my height. I, JoAnn Kennard, will to Janet Wolfe my pony tail and to Linda Kennard my position as cheerleader. I, Jay Hill,will to Steve Miller my basketball shoes and to Mr. Bennett a certificate for the purchase of one geiger counter so it will not be so hard for him to find kids skipping class. I, l.arry McPherson, will to Steve Miller my football shoes and my ability to stay out of trouble to Teddy Saylor. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer News Reporter l-ucille Wickline SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Color Aqua and Silver Class Motto 'The Door to Success is labeled Push. 25 Norman Puckett Earl Sollars JoAnn Kennard Jay Hill Ginny Hinson Qan you Qmagine - JoAnn Woods not telling iokes ? David Strawser not being God's Gift to Girls ? Lucille Wickline being late for class ? Gene Drummond being snobbish to anyone? Carol Picklesimer interested in the navy? Jay Hill wearing dress pants to school? Betty Looney being a twin to Carol Picklesimer? Larry McPherson having a frown on his face? JoAnn Kennard going anywhere without Charlie? Seeing Earl Sollars without Donna? Rosalie Egnor buying Mobilgas? Norman Puckett not being president of our class? Sally Hicks hating boys? Wayne Williams being an undertaker? Barbara Spangler without George on her mind? Ginny Hinson dating anyone but Jay? Do you Know 77lCL1l.- Sally Hicks has the prettiest legs? Gene Drummond has a swell V-ersonality? Betty Looney is the little blonde with the many terrific hair styles. Norman Puckett has been our class president or vice-president all four years of high school? Lucille Vlickline is one of the neatest dressed? Larry McPherson always has a smile for everyone ? Barbara Spangler isn't as quiet as she used to be? Dave Strawser has a one track mind---WOMEN? Carol Picklesimer knows more about the Sabre Jet than any girl in high school? Rosalie Egnor has been pianist for the school her four years at Darby? JoAnn Kennard is the comedian of the senior class? Jay Hill has played varsity basketball his four years of high school 'P Ginny Hi nson has been a cheerleader all four years of her high school career? Wayne Vlfilliams has the most freckles of anyone in high school ? JoAnn Woods is a nervous wreck when Rosalie drives? Earl Sollars is planning to join the Ball and Chain Gang--Marriage? 26 HC' U JU!! W Q Q ff? 5 , ,fi X fxxxx VX XX X x I I . j 5 fd! 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Altnoug GC WD th bro wi 4- D v1 Dx X O .Q e nu ow an .0 o an C O 3 o S on L S CF! t OP t the in S C TOSSV1 WG 6 S1 win, not did she U1 un 5 8 3 'U C O U U vt N Zo C U TD I 3 as Z vs In 3 WGS queen CIW OS Chos ll ss Soltcreek Ma S WCI ird ond th I O6 Monr Betty Looney A9 a Q3 232 Y 1 Y 'Iacufty FRONT ROW: Mrs. Gulick, Mrs. Downs, Mrs. Sheefs,Mr. Connell, Miss Minsholl, Mrs. Hoff, Mrs. Smith SECOND ROW: Mr. Meacham, Mrs. Krfsher, Mrs. Courtright, Miss Bear, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Toylor,Mr. McPherson, Mr. Robison, Mr. Brown, Mr. Arneff. eafetetia: The Cooks: Miss Ridgwcly, MVS. COX- 32 L I X 9 B? eww' Office .fluff FIRST ROW: Carol Picklesimer, Virginia Underwood, Charlene Metzger, Betty Looney, Mary Jane Gardner. SECOND ROW: .lo Ann Woods, Irene Puckett, Lucille Wickline, Barbara Spangler, Kay Gutlweil, Julia Peterson, .ludy Weese, Beatrice Bennett, Sandy Kauffman, Rutlw Bowser. ,fidtatianzl FIRST ROVN: Irene Puckett, Linda Ker1oGI'CIf CIWUVIGSU Mcslone- SECOND ROW: Virginia Underwood, Betty Looney, Barbara Lewis, Francis Faler, .lo Ann Kennard. THIRD ROW: Doris Hoycook, Patty Haycook, Victor Spradlin, Phyllis WIIIIGFUS, Carol Ann Gravitt, Sally Hicks, Patty Walker, Sandy Greenlee. 'IWT4 1' I FIRST ROVV: Shirley Cordell, JoAnn Kennard, Nancy Sherman, Virginia Garrett, Charlene Metzger, Jonda NlcQuire, Janet Puckett, Donna Bricker, Loreli Williams. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robison, Sally Rogers, Shirley Hedrick, Sandy Kauffman, Rosalie Egnor, Sally Hicks, Janet Wolfe, Sandy Greenlee, Betty Looney. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Williams, Georgia Deyo, Nadine Bennett, Patty Walters, Kay Gutheil, Linda Ken- nard, Sarah Jane Lift, Francena Garnes, Charlesa McGIone, JoAnn Gutheil, Ginny Hinson. Uirwzc UMA FIRST ROW: Mr, Robison, Paul Cocklin, Wayne Chambers, John Swank, David Metzger, Howard Faler. SECOND ROW: Kenny Hosler, Larry McPherson, Joe McCoy, Joe Fitzgerald, Norman Puckett, .lack Walker, David Strawser. 34 fancf FIRST ROVY: Connie Cahall, Mildrid Barry, Janet Vvolte, Lynn Sheets, James Short, Paul Coclclin Larry Mcptmerson. SECCND ROW: Kenneth Hosler, Sarah Jane Lift, Lucille Wiclcline, Rosalie Egnor, Carl Cocklin, Charlene Metzger, Tommy Lift, Patty Walters, and Mr. Robison. .flextet Sandy Greenlee, Janet Puckett, Charlene Metzger, Virginia Garrett, Ginny Hinson, Loraeli Williams, and Rosalie Egnor. 35 1 Rn 's ar' uw eu vpgwjva H ':r 31r'1'a -' L 5 1ngf.mm, qupwr 1F :'ggsHf1,,y1:4 v Fvuw, ,,- 1 I F 144' sf' 'K ns , ,I if 23 n' L. 71 .i - Q, FA P8 J ! PR .H 3, , , f f, ' ' XG X w K 'Lt' V! 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TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BOTTOM ROW: J 'CTN -9 TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BOTTOM ROW: gflacfe One Suzonne Sweet, Leslie Smiley, Billy Stires, Danny Arnett, Chester Cathel, Larry Wrightsel, Rebecca Rogers, and Eddie Whitson. Tamara Combs, Judy Whitson, Dian Creamer, Linda Wickline, Linda Allen, Barbara Jones, Rose Ann Whiteside, and Gene Abernathy. Clinton Augustine, John Rogers, Glen Howard, Tom Thompson, and Vicki Vincent. Linda Vance, Virginia Dingus, Brenda Rader, Linda Writsel, Jerri Rapp, Martha Wilkey, Kathy Sollars, and Shirley Harrison. gmde no Mrs. Smith, Edward Whiteside, Jackie Rowe, Elizabeth Howard, Cheryl Garnes, Dianna Liff, Nancy Stonerock, Roger Stockman. Noah Paxton, Curtis Drummond, Jimmy Garrett, Phillip Sockman, Richard Mason, Micheal Rogers, Donald Ruggles. Sandra Lawhorn, Roger Rice, Gary Lift, Larry Woods, Linda Smiley, Patricia Sue Arnett, Alice Caudill, Sharon Kidwell. John Mike Brown, Donial Rowland, Karen Spires, Lewis Gantz, David Stewart, Daniel Thompson. 40 YS 5 ai of' Q55 wx' 4? i 1,955 S5 E 999 vc' W 1 1 Iyar, 41 TOP ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: 9 U TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BOTTOM ROW: gfzaofe Tfmee Mrs. Downs, Richard Fry, Danny Stires, Carl Lawhorn, Sharon Mc- Pherson, Linda Ridgway, Sandra Kidwell and Darlene Conley. Cindy Vincent, Barbara Davis, Richard Fry, Billy Mason, l.arry Rice, Deanne Milstead, Donnie Ashcraft, David Rogers. Delbert Perry, Sandra Lift, Sandra Peterson, Jane Thompson, Sara Taylor, and Danny Bowen. Tommy Harrison, David Rowland, and Daryl Bristow. gfzacfe jowz Miss Minshall, Barbara Vance, Kenneth Drummond, Sue Lynn Graves Eleanor Whiteside, Janet Picklesimer, Rose Adene Hoffman, Eddie Stonerock. Carolyn Sue Fry, Paul Howard, Gordon Williams, Rosemary Bauhan, Judith Rader, Danny Hiles, Gary Near, Billy Stage. Ronald Erb, Patty Jones, Pamela Gantz, Kay Vylee Fortney, Betty Ann Grabill, Roy Roush, James Whitson, Carolyn Harrison. James Bumgarner, Grace Rice, Vivian Hiles, Barbara Holler. 42 'Y 099 'WA Y 1 an . . R F. 5x 41,3 X 51 :ph . X ? , wg Q kr: -L -e .. A SS W - .,,,. Q . , ..,. .A ' - 'P ' ' ,, ..,, T - .' - , ' . 23555 . f W - Eff - l wig- 1 Y A, 4 -'--- ' L - - - va 5 M ig tg .... Q fi-I x fi ff ,B :::. I. 1' ' YM:-fy ' 111, -9:fiEl,.,. -:iff--me M ' - M A L , , A Wwwv f .ff , ., x -X a V 4 fx- f , f . Pink '- I ' W : mvsgv 'W E . ,, 1 W gg:-f,3 , ,, -I, y :45g,3 Qi 2 Aw ' QV f ., -' .ff : Z , Q - I 2' .A I 5-1 4-,eb sm- ,. . , .k f P. , ' 1: 1' :- sg - -, Fi ' 'ff ' Zi ' V 5 M' W A Q i? M193 W X vw, , Q D , ' W ' A ff wa A A if S ..2:' .... . . ES- -s N - Muff X 2-,..::::.:X5 -W 1. 11- ..,. is H wr f, 5 - , X. x - J , if 5 X 5, Z :Q 1 gk QW ' 'Q . fi 2 ' Simi-Q' 1 .. 5-M 6 .. - ggi , ,Q uw, , xy :Y f 1 M- ' i AW! N ,, P z:2:2L: ---. MPP vi , V W . afbw Q 1 ' ' .1 X35 m . 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Q - 5 ,, ' lggm . 'S fe. 1 . gg. -5 is 1 -.M T, -1 X .5-if X 7 if f - ' 335' Al' . 55 3' TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: BOTTOM ROW. TOP ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: gfracfe Se Ven -One Mr. McPherson, James Hedrick, Marilyn Wilkins, Vlalter Underwood Jack Hughs, Billy McGlone, Willie Dingus, Ronnie Arledge, Jimmy Carrel. Barbara Corry, Arlie Anderson, Basil Hedrick, James Whiteside, Ei - leen Wheaton, Billy Harris, Don Vreimer, Linda Knapp, Lauretta Davis. Dorothy Whitson, Evelyn Jones, Mary Whitson, Jerry Moore, Sherlie Greenlee, Larry Wright, Kay Hoop, Danny Rowe, Calvin Miller. Virginia Bowen, Harold Hubbard, Lewis Ridgwav, Gary Shelton, James Thompson, Billy Grubb, Roger Drummond, Leora Smith. John Wilkins, Mary Runkle, VNillis Bennett, Mary Vxeimer, Walter Haycook, Robert Mc Pherson. gfzacfe Seven- Two Charles Meacham, Ronnie Sockman, Kenneth Shade, Clarence Ball, Larry Harris, Kenny Greene, James Kauffman, James Short, David Shaw, James Wilkins, Larry Miller. Marilyn McGuire, Veronica Patton, Ruth Conley, Molly Laywell, Susanne McKinley, Dorothy Bluhm, Susanne Hessler, Ester Kiehl, Carole Gusler, Janet Miller, Shirley Walls. Chuck Swank, Lindo Shelton, Janet Cocklin, Mary Greene, Eddie Hoop, Leroy Hite, Byron Fortney, Gerald Vance, Robert Handley, Steve Long, Helen Layton. Sharon Haycook, Pat Miller, Mary Whitewide, Margaret Whiteside, Danny Mollette, James Bragg, Louis Johnson, James Underwood, Nancy Huffman, Earla Warden, David Rice. Bertha Hite, Patty Mason, Gloria Layne, Lucille Puckett, Jesse Puckett, Joyce McPherson, Nancy Roush. 46 fflvpccxckrqpf l 1 E I, F A 31 If 1 'L - .. A1 .-...:.-Q1 L, 55: b Y 'V ' W '4 .' .. ' '1,w'D' w. 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Jane Powell, Sharon Healy, David Arledge, Lynn Sheets, Bruce Williams, Larry Knapp, Joe Healy, Alvin Cox, John Mason, Lowell Handley, Jerry Mollette, Doris Haycook. Donald Bragg, Beverly Conley, Lora Hite, Douglas Woods, Judy Follrod, Sally Greenlee, Connie Cahall, Tommy Bumgarner, Linda Jacobs, Ward Runkle, Terry Beerman, Carolyn Jacobs. Alice W'alls, Allen Vlickline, Steve Miller, Mary Bumgarner, Eugene Hall, Frances Saylor, Linda Jones, Gladys Sylvia, Jewel Sprodlin, Carol Ann Gravitt. 326 St yt or 50 J JJLQA fzmen Mr. Bennett, Carmen Hatten, Judy Weese, Frances Faler, Bertie Looney, Becky Smiley, Patty Sweet, Doris Braley, Patti Walker, Lin- da Kennard. . Kay Gutheil, Barbara Decker, Madonna Cox, Wayne Jones, Sandy Greenlee, John Drummond, Dale Harris, Carl Cocklin, Bob Peterson, Ned Yoakum. - Gary Wardell, David Musselman, Bob Arledge, Paul Cocklin, Jesse Jones, Gary Cox, Donald McNab, Sally Rogers, Julia Peterson, Donna Schrader. Elva Arnold, Charlesa McGlone, Shirley Hedrick, Avenel Jordan, Donna Bricker, Patty Walters, Sharon Tobin, Wayne Chambers. Carol Hubbard, Howard Faler, Danny Caudill, David Metzger, John Swank, Kenny Hosler. 50 Q ll fn 1 Q : 7 Q' L 0 Q 3 1 , .K J -- . as Q ji' K .sv Q. M ,V ' , . I I-1 Q 5 Q, s g H k Q ,X 4 A. .vw ,. .V . ,EM 5 -.-,M ,Qi I. fa X f df fs'.5.QNe -:Q K ' Q 5 6 1, iz , f .5 ' Q I in A Q if Q 1 Q Q N X4 Q .X f. ' ' A i. ' X5 N X SX CP Q1 v 5. 12:52, ..: 'A 3 .M 1 A 5 , Q X ' x x 4 :wx ss: r 'fggm uv X x 2, 1 K W . a ki Q -2 , 1 3 fx aw ,- ' x , w N +1 Q Q is. T- W if 5 f 'Y '- fin. ,, , - 1. . , - ., .,.. f as - - H ff, ' , ---:L ' iQ- F,-:L 5' , v. . - -S' v,.' - - . -' --rx--+ 9 .v ' : f J. 4. :' x . . -1.g,::sg.,-.' -rv, ' . I 1 P X wk, N .... . wi!-55,5 ,T K. 5 gsm - , - :lkxflifx 1 lim X fi: fx? F -K ' Q -' ,. 1 59 'K fr- 5 lf- . ' ' fav ' ' -JC? 'F' . . 7 :iff-f ,, .IW my ,,, -A-IM. .q,w,,- 4 . eg. . , W .-1 Q wwf. ,. - -W - -2- , -,,. . 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THIRD ROW: Mary Gardner, Leonard Beerman, Loren Waits, Charles Bricker, David Caudill, Wesley Thompson, Marietta Laywell, Irene Puckett, and Miss Bear. BOTTOM ROW: Georgia Deyo, Carolyn Wickline, Nadine Bennett, Virginia Garrett, JoAnn Gutheil, Nancy Sherman, Shirley Cordell, and Patricia Hay- cook. ff Q. ,:,: 1 1 , , ,,, c A I ff- JI, ,MM- TOP ROVN: SECOND ROVI: THIRD ROW: Q I u ' I tk-W , RPSL' -D54 I 1 LU'IJ.O!Zz1 Mr. Taylor, Charlene Metzger, Robert Spradlin, Alan Puckett, Jack Walker, Janet Wolfe, Jonda McGuire. Sara Jane Litf, Janet Puckett, Joe McCov, Joe Fitzgerald, Beecher Faler, David Johnson, Ernest Woods. Sandy Kauffman, Loreli Williams, Eddie Sollars, Beatrice Bennett, Phyllis Williams. 52 SCHOOL UN f -. 4, if I 1 , Q! f 5 XA jf, SJ 24573, C f f ZW X f ,f f C , Aff f,,!lf,!,,g K .Z 0Q7,77 QU. tif Q J ' P' , ' -- ' - + wwf-4-2. . ar, ' J +- 1 .1 - ,, .gL,,, , . -.sgw m'.n?f',V .pi V., In ,,, j ,.f3'i?f ' . F , . F 4 '5 1 1 w K JP'-Yin: kg: ls., , Hr , K? mg . ' w 1 rr: 1 'WWE' J' H l,.,.,r, v . n r fha .dwg K IK ..'E Y it ,,.1 . SLN?-' I -1 :diva .1 Vi' : 9351 43-iQ RJ QL ll ff' 'I E W' I , - 5-3 L ,ia .- . . W ' ri ,L 2 ' if , W . U O emo? fayznfd NAME E NICKNAME Third line ----- PA STlME Fourth line ---- LIKES DISLIKES Sixth line ----- FAVORITE SONG Seventh line---SAYINGS First line ----- Second line--- Fifth line ----- Virginia Hinson Feebs Dancing Pizza Housework See You Later, Alligator Oh, you idiot. sally Hicks Tweety Going steady Blue eyes Conceited boys lt's Almost Tomorrow Oh, pickle. Barbara Spangler Barb Eating Dark, curly hair School Memories Are Made of This By George. Norman Puckett Norm. Vvork School Getting out of school Sixteen Tons Wowl Gene Drummond Gena Sports Hillbilly Music Women drivers Good Old Mountain Dew What's that? 55 Wayne Williams Killer Scipping study hall Chicken Ashville cops Moments to Remember None JoAnn Woods Jo Lee Bush Everything Nothing Never leave Me Tul, ful, ful Lucille Wickline Lucy Movies Cooking Spinach Sincerely Oh, golly. Carol Picklesimer Pick. Alan Doddroe Dill pickles lnquisitive people Forever and Ever Oh, fritmafries. Betty Looney Blondie Dancing Blonde hair and blue eyes Government lf This Be Your Life Oh, gee whiz. JoAnn Kennard Jo Charlie Big burgers Nosey people Memories Are Made of This You don't say. Barbara Spangler First line ----- NAME Second line--- NICKNAME Third line ----- PASTlME Fourth line ---- LIKES Fifth line ----- DISLIKES Sixth line-----FAVORITE SONG Seventh line---SAYINGS Larry Mc Pherson Moses Getting out of school. Girls Pizza l Can Dream, Can't l? None Rosalie Egnor Rose Listening to the radio Summer of 1955 David Strawser Dave None Brunettes Women drivers Yellow Rose of Texas Ervin said so. Jay Hi I l Dad Sports Pizza None On ly You None Earl Sollars None Anything going Driving to Darbydale Certain girls Pizza lf I Could Be With You One Hour Tonight None Scares me. None Barbara Spangler THESE WERE 1955 ' THE ' ' soon Ji J. , Q . 'P J. Zu H OLE' .Q -e -:ffl-P liP :J 4 Q- 3' T DAYS N 4 N Vxbvi l a -5:9 1 OSF' 'LIL 1956 School Daze 56 J 'R I .. J - e Q- g-wg sl . 1 x Q Y xx 2 'H M! 5 4, K 'il , .A wmv FN ' 1 xwb Mk nl' 'W 2 5 F faq 1'M Mwfx A .. ,IQ , 53,545 - klxfb- x ? 'M . 'VM -aw' if R sm mv ,if QMS fi :Y x M X i if xxx K F' x Q' 5 ,J ,xy H IC -C UP A-.nm 4 l , ,.,.: f -g ,qg M ir. 45.054 ' .4 v , 1 if A Q pf- 1 ggi My , -.,:,,. T ln A b Y' -15... Y 3 g S 'sk B 6 ' mx b V' ff? Q - - f - 1' A . .V , ' A 4. Ag ' wg - ,Q -REI , x I K A? Lk . R .In sg 1 Q., Q 4 Tv fj l '4 Q 'i x f'r , 1 x liz W -X L' ,W W ' R 'S I if I I I. ll x, EY X i 5 1.., E g - 1 N L , A t 'u i Q P A ,AJ ,, J! K i my A 'I A71 QUQM, G,JA.,f , !.1 A ' Q ,, f 1 if 'va' 'T WH 1 FI' ,rg-4 ,E ,.Q 'n F . rv -4 ,lu 1 4 I 'Ji t , if I 1 3 .IQ I. , 1 fi H4 I V -.. Y, 3 I L . I ..! Q 955 F I NO E QUE LL OOTBA F rfi PG lwool to SC OUI' from queen o cn c J- U 2 U Lo- O x. O C O ...C U .C -A- -U U .C X .O 1. U Q EUITI. is C Ile ol clevi the homecommg game and dance at Cir E GJ 4- U D. U hosen . C being of honor the ckeff had Pu net Ja Q8 bel O 'U C O s sn U O .C va 0 T 0 D sn .1 u 2 .Q .C 4- 3 an vu 0 L. 'U 1' O Lo- UD D oreab She w orfs SC Her e sf. contra O f' O f DS natio CGI' of age FS e a red co WOI' Sue f COO GD. sselm Ned Mu 'U C O ws .C O- D 0 Ronnie apfains: -c CO Wefe ng of the queens. owni fo! Iowed the cr QD U C U U GJ L.. D D O' vs 'U C O 'U C D O C 4 Hicks 'Y 5 7'oot5all 195 5 FIRST ROW: Larry McPherson, Bill Whiteside,Ronnie Gutheil, Ernest Woods, Allen Puckett, Ned Musselman. SECOND ROW: Jock Walker, Paul Cocklin, John Swank, Carl Cocklin, Marvin Nance, Coach Mr. Arnett. There were 15 boys who went out for football this year. But unfortunately four dropped out. Football practice started on August 20, 1955. We played two preview games September 10 at the coliseum at Circ leville. Our first was with Pickaway which we won 6-0. Our second game was with Jackson which we lost 6-O. Following are the scores, dates, and teams with which we came up against: Septerrber 16, Ashville 42-6, September 24, Jackson 20-6, Octo- ber '1 , Williamsport 6-14, October 8, Pickaway 6-13, October 15, Walnut 0-20, October 29, Stoutsville 6-12. Darby tied for second place with Jackson. We think we had a pretty fair team seeing that this was our first year playing football. Next year we hope to be in first place. 62 ootfalf 662221444214 061955 The high school didn't have time to elect football cheerleaders, so the basketball cheerleaders of the latter season took over the honors. At the start of the football season, five cheerleaders started the season knowing nothing about football. But as the season advanced, we started to see the light. We wore white wool sweaters, and on our own we finally pur- chased black wool slacks to help us keep warm on those chilly nights. We enioyecl it after we learned a little about the game. Football cheerleaders were as follows: Sally Hicks, .lo Ann Kennard, Janet Wolfe, Janet Puckett, and Sarah .lane Liff. Sally Hicks 63 1956 vqomecominy Queen On Friday, February 3, the gymnasium was Filled with alumni, teachers, and friends of Darby and Ashville, our opponent for the homecoming game. Our queen was Betty Looney. She was attired in a white formal with a corsage of red carnations. Her senior attendant, Virginia Hinson, wore an aqua formal. The iunior attendant, Janet Puckett, wore a yellow formal, sophomore attendant, Geor- gia Deyo, wore a blue formal, and freshman attendant, Sandy Greenlee, wore a pink formal. The crowning of the queen and her attendants took place between the reserve and varsity games. Co-captains Ned Musselman and Norman Puckett escorted the queen, Ned having the honor of crowning her. The attendants were escorted by varsity boys from whom each received a beautiful corsage. The Mistress of Ceremonies were Carol Picklesimer and Rosalie Egnor. Dancing followed the Qame with Rush Thomas and his orchestra. sony Hicks 64 VARSITY FIRST ROW: Marvin Nance, Ned Musselman, Ronnie Gutheil, Joe McCoy, David John- son, Tommy Walters. SECOND ROW: Jay Hill, Norman Puckett, Bill Whiteside, Ernie Woods, Jack Walker, Coach, Mr. Arnett. faifetfaff .flguacf ln the year of '56' as basketball is slowly drawing to a close, Darby found themselves ending another season of play and a fairly successful one at that. The basketball boys would all like to thank our coach, Mr. Boone Arnett, for all the time and effort he put in with us trying to help us out in every way he could. After four years in high school there are three seniors who have played their last game for Darby They are Jay Hill, Norman Puckett, and Larry McPherson. Now here are some statistics on t'1e reserve and varsity games and also the high-point man of each game for Darby. 65 OPPONENT Soltcreek Midway Williamsport Fairfield Walnut Atlanta Stoutsville Madison Rural Scioto Fairfield Jackson Monroe I Pickaway West Jeff . Ashville New Holland Total Points OPPONENT Saltcreek Midway Williamsport Fairf ie Id Walnut Atlanta Stoutsvi Ile Boyd Co. Ky. NIcKeIl, Ky. Madison Rural Scioto Fairfield Jackson Monroe Pickaway West Jeff. Ashville New Holland Total Points RE SERVE VARSITY DARBY--Clif: 52 29 36 22 43 27 32 33 45 28 32 27 32 1 9 57 I2 41 43 52 27 35 34 31 33 40 26 29 30 36 47 45 62 W -W5 DARBY--OPP. 77 60 59 6I 49 6I 62 78 55 39 52 53 55 47 46 70 68 70 79 48 66 58 53 54 62 65 65 66 77 54 58 65 58 86 72 76 H13 IIII 66 HIGH-MAN 8. POINTS David Musselman Bill Whiteside Bolo Peterson Bob Peterson Gary Wardell Joe McCoy Gary Wardell Gary Wardell Jack Walker Gary Wardell Joe McCoy Bob Peterson Jack Walker Gary Wardell .Ioe McCoy Joe McCoy HIGH-MAN 8. POINTS Jay Hill Norman Puckett Ronnie Gutheil Norman Puckett .lay Hill 81 Ned Musselman Norman Puckett Ned Musselman 81 Ronnie Gutheil Dave Johnson Ned Musselman .lay Hill .lay Hill Jay Hill Jay Hill Norman Puckett Norman Puckett Jay Hill .lay Hill 81 Norman Puckett Jay Hill JAY HILL pfzfdflfd FIRST ROW: Paul Cocklin, John Swank, David Caudill, Tommy Walters. SECOND ROW: David Musselman, Gary Wardell, John Drummond, Bob Tobin, Coach Ml'. Arneff. Rm 4- 2 f b 'nav 'L AV, is A A S, 3 ,gal R t k f ' My .154 , F' I , ,gm A faifetiaff QA eetfeacleu Sally Hicks, JoAnn Kennard, Patty Sweet, Janet Puckett, Ginny Hinson. 67 uniot Hzyl 54416216411 FRONT ROW: Billy McGlone, Jack Hughes, Tommy Liff, Tommy Walters, Terry Beerman, Roberf Whifson Alvin Cox, Pele Mc Pherson, Jimmy Underwood. BACK ROVN: Jimmy Thompson, Ross Myers, Lynn Sheets, Billy Horris, Larry Miller, Jimmy Short, Lewis Johnson, larry Knapp, Douglas Woods, Roger Drummond, Jerry Vance,Eddie Hoop, Steven Long, Byron Fortney, Bruce Ridgway, Coach John McPherson. 'K' uniot ggi eleezleacfeu FRONT: Judy Follrod, Judy Walker, JoAnn Taylor. BACK: Sue Deyo, Nancy Huffman, Patty Mason, Dixie Warden 68 UTOGX19 J' T'.f4m.'s3i'1 6-it-'1g,f9 M12 -ff-.::?f aw gy, f ff-. X ' - . l fe? .yi I, ?. 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