Dayton Joint High School - Maple Memories Yearbook (Dayton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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A. junior Play Library Lion's Roar Science Clubs Maple Memories May Court Athletics ..........,...,..................,. Basketball schedule The Varsity I. V's. Cheerleaders Honors ......,...,....,.. Alma Mater ..... Autographs ,,..... 2 ,ibechcafion Wa 4,4 Wazzoffa It is in appreciation of his outstanding service to our school, its teams, and to each of us, that We the Class of '58 dedicate our yearbook, Maple Memories, to Ralph Mazzotta. A 3 qi A. Q , 'aw' ,X diff' ,qi Q 9- I A L W' mx 4 , 1' 'I 5 , f :gb-N rd' TQ ' c wg v, A ,.. . . P Q. '- -Q-. rv'-viir df v' 35 9 1. jig!! igukiwal as isa M :EEN er eff NDMINISTFRATIO '75 N 7 W g? V XZ-lx X5 , sd 14, ,J fa X-.5 A 'jy C'21f xX? 'jf ff if-lg? - .... M Xyfy layfon oinlf SAM! Mar 11 Left to right: xvllllillll Pl. McLz111glilin iVice Prcsiclcntl, Betty By:-rly QS:-L'rc'tzll'yJ, Vvlllitllll J. Porter gPra-siduntb. Back low left to right Dennis Runilmugli, Paul Scliro- Back row, left to right: Kcnmtli Bur Wllllim Birrett u ngost C moigc I XVznlkc-r, Charles L. Master, Hur- Forrest NVilson, Owen Rm smul Pull Nllftlll Mau olcl lxmmuclv XV1ll1 un NVilkinsou, XVa1ltc1' Slumkcl. rice YV1-st. st row ll I1 nw, Ellis Coon, CMrs.J Charlotte First row, left to right: Leroy Buutt Vvllllllll Porter 4 cr iNIrsJ l me Colvmzm, Betty Bye-rly, ll. C. Xvlllllllll Mt-Luugliliu, E ul Cornmm Wmnclm ll S vur l lvkl nu Dill. Tliompson, S. L. Calhoun lllrrw Blsslngu pictured: H. li. linrrc-tt, H. l.. Nh-Clcllzlncl, flllill'll'S HL-trick, B, E. George, Paul lllrmon Flyclc- Bzlrrc-tt. 6 .gjoaloeruifiilfag Qfincnpa Cfmm W 7fWMAJf ,JQ4gA ,SQ!L00! lgfincayoaf OQOWJ J A100 mandy Ralph Mazzotta B.S. Slippery Rock S.T.C. M.Ecl. University of Pittsbnrgli Physical Eclm-ation james Carrick BS. Penn State XVoocl shop Nleclnmiezil drawing Mabel Black A.B. Grove City M.A. Columbia! University English fMrs.J Alda Marshall B.S. Juniata College Home Economics Menlll Clever A.B. Grove City History fMrs.J Charlotte Iewart B.S. Indiana S.T.C. English Lihrury Science john White B.S. Clarion S.T.C. Special Ecluczition Robert Evans B.S, Clarion S.'l'.C. M.Erl. University of Pittshn1'gh General Science Biologv Physics Chemistry 9 'QI-4 A HW MCMA? Delbert Baker 13.5. 111111211111 S.'l'.C. English Nloclvrn Living Clifton J. King 13.8. Pm-nn Stalin' Vocational Agriculture- Marjorie Walker 15.8. Slippery Rock S.'l'.C. 110211111 Pliysicnl Eclncution lla Rea 13.5. llllllilllil S.'l'.C. Home Economics Art C1111-terial Ray Rum 13.5. Clarion S.'l'.C. Nl.lCc1. University of Pittslun1'g1i Hn-zlltli Nlutlic-iimtics Biology Peter Iole 13.5. Duquesne LlIllX'l'l'S11y Cllllll11l'lQ'lil1 joseph Allshouse 13.8. Clarion S.'l'.C. C11-ogx upliy 1M1s.J Gladys Mmshall A.15. Crovo Citi' English Art Ha-n1t11 X1.1t1ulii.1tlcs SQCMAV fMrs.l Eleanor Stull B. S. Indiana S. T. C. M. Mus. University of Michigan Music Harold Kirscht B. S. Clarion S. T. C. Driver Training Safety Education lloaltli Russell Murray A. B. Grove City History 1Mrs.J Agnes Leek A. B. Lake Eric Matlleinatics Frcncli lMrs.l Carmelita King Mansfield S. T. C. English Donald Kleck A. B. Cannon Colle-go History P. O. D. Frank Powers B. S. Indiana T. C. Colnniercial lMrs.l Dolores Bowser B. California S. T. C. Speech Therapy ll pecia lzmonne Dr. VVils0n Mrs. Stonbraker Dr. Cawner PiIj'Sit'i2lll Nursv Dontist Theodore vvillkel' Betty Bycrly Virginia Fisher llmm- Visitor S1-crvtzlry Sm-rc't:n'y Supervisor ca eferm, owlfo mm C - C Cf' Mrs. VValker Mrs. Lawson Mrs. Enterlinc Mrs. Logan Nh. Could Mr. llnrmon Mr. Hollcnlulugh Mr. Hollenbaugh 12 LK 7 S SN' OR S f if X Q fi . fa X ,aff was VL Q nm Una Jean Condron Kitizining KD. 45,155 jzmuury 31, 1945 -lallilmry 5, 1958 emoriam 53 ? NATURE by Louise Wolfe 1 love to wander through the bills Or stroll zunicl the daffodils An' flowers and weecly swamps and trees And everything that lives and breathes. I love to see the sunshine bright In early morn-when cluwns the light l like to watch thc big sun sink Over the edges of tba- occ-nn's brink. Agnes Louise VV0lfc 'll4'lll17ll'lOIl Nlzlrclx 12, 1939 ,Iuly 20, 1957 1 L UELJJ OMCQM Joanne McMeans-treasurer Kay Schrecengost-historian Thomas Brice-president Constance Leinweber-secretary Richard Sherry-vice-prosiclcnt 15 XVI YVILI .IAM lVICKI'II'I Bill ll'l'i' Iivv Xurllx Point Aclivilicw S1-in-lwv fllulr 2-13- I IIIII Nic-Ixi-v ls Hwy lull Ilfwiill' Iiizu :girls lurwk rzlllul mmll. CAIINICT IIOILICNBAUCII XVIIPI1' live Dnyluu Nc! ivilivs VIHIIIN Ulu In I I'II1X 1, f.Iunux I-2-3-I I-:num-I xx' .1 x rm-ally quits' slmvlwrl ulu-u xlu- ll-:irus-ml OI tha Ill xlnfal 1-nruml - nunulis- Girl lilli IIICIIAIID STI'I'ICI.ICR XVII K1-I Dick crc Iivv Sunil-kxlmrq ivili1'S ,luurunlisul I3--I I lim-I1 f.IuIr -3. 51-14-m-v l,luIx l 7 I I Slit 1-lvl' Iiklw In Ivuw ilu' girls Kun I Ilnrululli llu- ruulu zi pvu- vll Ilurlx. endow 16 NANCY IIALLMAN Nance VVI10re Iivv-flluyimi Activiticsflinucl l-2-3-4, Sci- cncc Clulv 3--I. ,IUIIYIIEIIISIII 1 Clulv I-1.-3--I, FII.-X I, Cmn- uu-ruiail I3--I. Draunaitics 3-4 A rcul lll'1li nlrvwm-r is our Nancy W'lm luuks swx-lI mlrcssm-cl plain ur fancy. JACK SCIIULTZ Schultze IVIu'rv Iivcf'I'z-inplchm AcKivili0s-- Cunum'rcinI II--I, Ifirsl Aid l Iuck sm-:ns rvullx' quits' quict -Hut mice' In-'s xialrtcml. INN ai riul. CONSTANCIQ LEINWVEBER Connie Lou XVIwrc IIVl 'IIl'lIIl7l1'IUll Acliviiics- - Chorus I-2-:3-4. journalism 3--I. Frcnch 3. Sci:-ucv Club l-2-3--I, Dru- lnutics -1 l.vinwc-In-1' is ai crzwy kill I'ur zi 11114141 julu' wI1z II givi- In-r Iml. GEORGE MCCOY YVhr.-rv liV!? I'L'll1l3ll'flllI AdiviiiesfCl1urus 2-3-4, Sci- viirc- Club l-3-4, journalism -l This lmy likcs tu claiucc auul cuulcl lu- cullvcl roll llc like-s ilu- girls it luis ul'- h'u limfu saiicl. ELEANOR WALTER Fuzzy KVM-re livef'l'a-xuplvtuu Al'fiV'ifik'S'jUlll'llklli5'I!l 3, WVlmt's lt Cluli 1, Yl'ill'll00k -l 'l'u L-ulli-gv our lili-uuur will gn XYitl1 lu-r graulw slufll Nlillii' al show. RALPH EDWIN VVILLIABISON Cat XYh4-re livegliuggs Twp. Ac'tivitiesfl .l .A. l-2-S-4 Ou tlw farm wlu-rv tiuwk al factor llailph quita- uftvu clrivn-s tlw lralclur. 7958 17 CONSTANCE RUPP Connie W'hi'r0 live- -Gnlu-n-iivilln' ActiviliesfAudiu Visual l At uiglit piles ol' lmuks Cun- uu- wuut cart Slim-'il likm- hm .ith-ml al wllnul ui nrt. JOHN LEROY COUSINS WVIM-re livegllogigs Twp. Aciiviticsf.-Xiicliu Visual 1, F.F.A. l-2, Buskvtlmll 2 Quiti' miscliin-vuus if jullu Cnusiux lla- n-ally km-1-ps things lmuv- ziu'. PEGGY JEAN IIYSKELL Snooks WVhvre liV1'fSl1IlCkSlllIl'lj AL-tiviliesf--F.ll.A. l, VVlmt's It Clulv 1 Peggy will lu- nu Airline- Hnstvss To lu-r trawl-liml is thr- i1luwi4-ss , CARRIE IIICIC CALBRAITII Ronnie IVIu'r1- livr Oulu-mwillv Aollvlllvs I'.II.A. I-2. I'Il'l'llC'Il Clulr II, 5c'im'llL'm' Clulr Fl--I, Url-Iu'sll':l I-2, XVIIQIIK It CluIr I I ruu' Culu-1-uvillm' Iuuils nur Currif' Iwi' Slu- ix an lrim-urlly lun vnu su-. DALE FARSTICR Spider VI'Iu-r1-Iivc' 'I'mlxpl4'Iml A4-livilivs Aj.ll'Il'llIIlll'l' I3--I Halls- IS :un 1-xlran sh-4-py Huy Alul lquivt, Inu, lluuzulu we- rIuu'l Ieuuw why, .IOANNIC NICNIICANS Jody IVIwrv Iivl' Iluyluu Al'Iivili1-s-II an u ml I-2-I3-4, Clumrus I-2-II--I, I .Il.A. I- 2-3. .Iluuuulinlu II--I, Ywlr- lmuk -I jmuum- quill- xlvllly luirls In-r lmhm Ax xlw, tlu- Iwaul luuiun-th-, lvauls nu. endow 18 ROBERT SILVIS Bob XVIu'rc-' Iivcfliittaluuiug Silvis Il'ilYl'I5 umxr auul Inu' Inu wo Ium lIl'lYlIlfl an I,lu- unlu cur. ,IUDITII ANN LLOYD Judy NYI10rv Iivcflhytml Ariivitivs -I ,II.A. I, Ruskm-I lmll Ihuul l, Clu-vriml 24:3--I, County Baud I-2, Iiauul I-2- 3-4, Cluxrus 2-3-4, SL'Il'lK'L' Clulu 3--I. llmlruulialu 3-I. I rvuc'I1 Clulw 3. I7r:uuuIicx Clllll 4. Clurium-1 Choir 'I XVIII: all lu-1' :IL-livitivs .IIILIXIS quits' Iuuxy Plus clauu-iuy: and ulwvriug. mln-R in an rvall tizzy. IAMES KENNETH CRIFFITII Frank NVIu'r0 Iivv -Nlulumiug Twp. Af.-Iivilivs-f-I . I . A. I-2-3, YI-au'Im4wk uditur -!, Rvnl uiw' CIl'l'SSl'l'1 wall IIULII Fill' ,Inu will survly h'an'vI Ialr. JEAN COLLIER Jeanie Where liveflioggs Twp. Activities-Chorus 1-2-3-4, WllilI,S It Cluh 1-2, Com- mercial 3-4, journalism 1-2- 3-4. Drunmtics 3-4 jx-an is quite guy and likvs to dance Shi-'cl try mode-ling if given the chance. PATRICIA PRETEROTI Patty Where HV?-'lll'lllPll'IOll Activities-Audio Visual I, Commercial 3-4 Putty is shy hut n fric-ucl to hm- true Iust duu't umgvr her ur her temper will hrcw. LOUISE KUNSELMAN WVhere live-Redlmuk Twp. Activities-VVntt's C l uh 1, Commercial Cluh 3-4 'I'lwre,s one thing Louise suri- d00su't desire just cull hvr Rod and yuu'll spark up fire. 7958 19 THOMAS BRICE Tom Where live-Duytou Activities-B an u cl 1-2-53-4, Orclu-stra l-2-3-4, Chorus 1- 2-3-4, journalism 3--1, Year- huok 4, Draunatics 3--1, Bus- kctlmll 1-2-I3-4, French Cluh 3, F.F,A. 1 L1-an auul luuky is our Bricvy llc plays huskvtlmll quite nicely. GLENN SHARRER Craig Where live--T1-ulplz-ton Activities-Sc-ivucu Cluh 3- 4, First Aicl 1 Now, Cla-un is quite al lndics mam too ls tlwru ai cluuht that this stain-uu'ut is true? VIRGINIA LEE SIBIINIERS Pie VVhcre livefllaytuu Ac-Qivities--Clmnls 1-2-3--I, Buskctlmll Baud, lNIzxjorL'lt1- 1- 2-3-4 'Tim- , hm, helps luaul tha- hluul As u llmjzxrc-IM' with lmtuu iu hzuicl. PAULI NIC BUSSARD Sus NVlu'r1- livv ll:-Ikunp Arlivilivs Cmuuu-ruiul fflulr I3--1, N1-uwrnlwl' xlull I-2-I3 l llluulllu 3 l Vlllxls ll f.' f,luls I .' 1 ' ' a A lru-uzlly gall lx nur l'uuluu Sl: lx nllcu Nun uull In ul ALVIN DlfENll'lll NVIN-rv livv Snuim-kxluml Alviu llm-slut! like- lu wurk llix lumn-work lu- mlmw lry lu slnirk. JANET CORNMAN NVIN-rv livr llugu- Twp. Avllvilivs fflmrus l-2-Il-1 Iuurualliwvu -I. Yu-:u'lmuk Stull vl, l,uuulu'r4-ml Llulm 3--l VVl1:nl'x ll Clulm I lu an 1llll'Nl uvvr ltlvls, vlzuu-l will light lll'r uuliuux 'lmul lliul we-lu :llwnyx quill- lrrixglu. eniom I ,Q 20 -al. ,'l' O C six ' sg U 05 s Klix 1 os, ,S 'Q U o'so 'Q I s RAYMOND JOHN VVILLIABISON Ray YVhL'rc live-flluggs Twp. Avlivilivs-f-lf.l .A. Clulv 1-2- I3-4 Huy is mu' ul' ax group ul' lmyx XYlum in 120.11 class cuulzl rm-zllly umkv uuiw. MADELYN MAURER Muggs XVI14-rv IiVl'-ffBl'llillil13 A L' I i v i I i 0 s l .ll..-X, l-2. XVlml's It Cluls l. Cuuuuor- riul Clulw 3--l. Klux! illlyU'lll'I'0 lllut you can liull lruulvlc Dm-xilislx Nlzuln-lyu ilu-rv nu llu' mlnulvlv. IAMES WVILSON Doc Vl'hc'rv livvfllau lou .Al'flVill0S'l,l'ilIllilllL'i 3, Ox'- cluwlrxl l-2-I3--l. Clmrus l-2- 3-4. Hauul l-2-3-4. lluskvt- lmll l. Fl'vxlcl1 Clulu 3, Sci- vm-Q Clulw l-2-3-4. lzmruul- imu 3-4. Yvzlrlmuk -1 s'lllllllllS Duc kuuws SUIIIL' girls gvt ull llmmlslmy NVI11-u thcy lunru lliFi l1vX pig-lu-ml fur al luulvlry. KAY RUPP NYlu-rv liVCffBl'llillilD A 1- R i v i I i v sflf.ll..'X. l-2. XVlml's lt Club l. Culullwr- cizll 3-4. .lllllfllilllflll Club 4 Vlllllllllll Kay hunk thc- L-mxrsu nl Al svn-1'vtal1'y YYlulu Nlu s tbruullll scllmrl xln-'ll likn-ly lunrry, JOYCE XVOLF YVII1-re liV0'rl1t'llllllt'flllI AcilvlilB5fl7.ll,A, 3, Cmuuu'l'cia1l 73-4. ,luyuv cam lu- svvu xx11l'liimL quis-ily :nvny llul rs-ally in lmlm-rumll Sllvlll mtlu-r nut xtuy. FRED ROSENBERGEB Berger VN'lu-rv live---Smickslmrg Ac-livitil-S751-in-xlcz' Club 4 nllusis- bus ilu- nrt of iukiug Anal ilu- vniuyxm-ut of lun puking. 7958 21 RICHARD SIIEBRY Murphy XVhc're livt'--Dzlyhm Acliviliesfvluurlmlislu I3-Al Banks-tlmll l-2-3-4, Scivllw Club l-2-3--4, Bznul l-2-3--1 Chorus 1-2-73-4. Org-lumlru 2 3-4. Nvwspupor 3-4, Dm- uultics 3-4. Frvucll Club 3 Mnycnurt 3-4 Auutlwr lmskvtlmll pluyvr is Dick llc known on flu- lluur lu must lu' vm-ry quick. ROBERT TROUP Bob XVher0 livrffxlzxypurt Activilivsfllalskctlmll -1 Thi, lzul has won lmsks-llmll fzum' Hub Trmlu 15 uur xwwunll 1-rs uauun-. HOSALIE RUPP Bose VVlwre livcfflnlu-4-m'iIls- Activities---Amliu Visual l Cmuuu'rL'i:ll 3'-4. Yc'a1l'lmuk ll Slim :xml xws-1-I is nur Hux- Allin-N Sh:-'s 11 xwvll ll'lL'llll l lbiulx ymfll zulrvc. EIZI IC FERRINCICR lilz XVIIPN' livm- VY:-xl Xlnlmulug Twp, Aclivilivs l .l ,A. I-2-Il-I In 1-Injury Iliuvsr-ll is Iilfin-'s anim XYIIII uirlx ur lnuys IIN :III ilu- xzulu-. ADA DUNCAN NVlu-rc livm- 'I'1-lupln-hm Acliviliw fflmrus I-24:3--I, XI'I1ul'x Il Clulm I, Kfmuvux-r- will Llulr 3-fl, ,Iuullmlmu :E--1 Arla: caurl l'UIllI'Hl llvr lvluxll Iflspfvizxlly ulwu sIu s in an ru-ll. JAMES BAllIIl'l'I I' jim xvl'll'I'l' Iivv Duyluu Avllvllivs si'll'IlC'l' fflulr fl. Cluwllw I. lfirxl Airl Illulx I Xuiwy, llvvllixll is nur -lim Il's 1-any lu rlislnului ln lliul endow 22 NANCY CAROL NIARSIIALL Nance or Nan NYln'rv live-ANVnyuv Twp. Am-livilfvs -F. Il. A. I-2-3. Chorus I-2-I3-4, Cmnuwrcinl I3--4. Drnumtic 3-4. journal- ism Club 3-4. Ncwspnpvr Stull' FY-41. Yvnrluuuk Stull' 4 Num-y is ax low-ly gal Slu- is 4-u'rylm4ly's pall DONALD EUGENE NELSON Shaclow NVlu'rv live- ---- 'I'4-mplvtuu Activities-Sui:-1100 Club I A 'IR-ruplvtuu Incl is uur lmy Duu lu m.nuy ax tuwu lu' jmmwyx Ull. AIENNIE ,IOANNF PRIESTER jennie NYhv:rv livv 7CuIu'n'ux'iIlr :xCfIVIfil'S7fcllllll'llN 1-2-3-bl. Drzlumtic Cluh 23--1, Scivm-s' Clulv I-2-3-4, Iuunmlism 3. l rs-null Clulw 3. Nlnycourt 2- :3-4. Y4'urImuk -I Almlulu- slmulal rmllly luxu- prillo in llvl' url' lu lmiutiug ur drawing slufll ulaully luke- part. FRANCES RUTH KAMMERDIENER .lo NVhe-rc liVl clUlll'l'llVlllt' Al'fiX'l!ll'H'clllUl'll5 1-2-3-4. .lUlll'll2lllSlll 3-4. SL'lUllL'l' Club 3, Audio Visual l. l .H.A. l-2-3 A vvry cllalnguallmlc gall is ju Slw uniuys l11lll1l1ll11l'S. Llzulcvs. ur shows. LARRY MCLAUCHLIN Pood NVlu'rL- livvs-'I'm-mplvlou Pond ix really u fm'm'itL- with girls 1 Malylw lwcallsc ul thusv lun'- ly lwruwn curls, MAXINE ,IAMISON Max V-'lu-rc livcffliuyiun Al'livilivSfl .ll.A. 3-4. Nvua- pnpvr Stull 8, Fra-uch Clulm 2, Scim-ucv Cluh 1-2-I3--1 Nlaxxium' cam ho luuucl wurkhul quim-ily away On knitting. hl'NX'ilU.!. or sclmnl work slu- apvunls hm' clay. 7958 23 CHARLES BIILLER Chuck VVherv live-7North Frcmlmn Activities-First Airl Clulw 1- 2-3-4 Clmrlin- has many lmlmlxic-s un- lcurn Hcfd like tn lmvv lute ul mmm-y to hum. NYLENE BASHLINE NVher9 live-Wuyuv Twp. ActiviliesfF.Il.A. 3. Whul'.: It Club 1, IUlll lIklll5!Il -4, Comnu-rciul 3--1 This Nylcul' is quita- an gal She is 1-vvrylxmlyls pal. BOB JAMISON B. J. VVh0rc live-Duytuu AL'tiVlfi?S'I0llI'llilllhll1 23-4. Scicucv Club 1-2-53. Dm- muticw 13. Huskctlmll I-2-I3--1. French Cluh 3 Roh nluu is on thx- lmskvthull floor A Hr-lpiug thx- Linus gn-t ax high scorv. VERNON Llili DOVliliSl'IKlC Vern NYln'r4- lin' Ne-xx' Hula-In M'livilit's .'Xur'lullll1l'z' 1-2-3- I Xmnmx ls Hn' qulwl hm- Ilc- Ilnlnls hulmwurk ls :AH lrilw. GALE ML-l.AUClll,lN Legs NYlurr1- live- 'I'a-mph-lun Sm'-livilivs Hmkm-llmll I3-I S1-If nw- Llulr I-2-:ZA I. H In-n Nlr. ll.lk4'l'c'ullxul1t lm s1n'm'i.ul mum- lm' Gulf' llmfx ull:-n lull. :lurk :xml lmmlvnm- walks in xxitll- mll I.lll, CUNNIIC KAY SCI IRICCICNCOST Curt xvhl'l'l' livv Dany Inn Arlivilivs flwmmlln-l'L'i.ll :S-'I Iumlmllsm l-Z-Il-3. l7.nu1 flulx I Ilhllllllll 7 3 I lllr- 4-ullllllvrrlzul 1-mlrxv lln- vlmlm' wsu Kaly'x N'1 u' mullls-rl llvr Shl'n'1'ln lllrnuuh lxiull wlluul slalys. Q endow , J My MX 24 if 4 wi. :Q 1 HUBERTA NICCAUCIIICY Foot ' A-rv livvfVVnym' 'l'xxp. 1- t i v i t i 0 sflf. ll. A. 23 liillfllillixlll :K--1. Frcm-lx Cluln N-rin sm-Ins surimn :lm qlllvl-fshl-'S nut slu n lui. IIARRIET SUSAN NICCARTY Susie 'wrt' livv-NYa1y1u' Txxp. vtivilivs- Sm-ivlucc Clulm 33--I llrznnniic-5 3-4. Mary Cmxrl 1 llurrivt ioinn-ml mu' claw In-1 your NVQ-'rv alll l't'klI gland lu hm In-r lu-rc-. DARREL SIIIREY XVIII.-rc' livv Nlalypurl L lvlhu B Q 14 sux l mm x us . .' 'ivmw' T :-, zuualtics 2-- , . aj 1- 1 k 'A ' k -I Durrvl is ax vvly lilwulslm- gl-x In ax Frxnl ln' whivn-N lay. n what u dm-vnllxh Q11-:uk DON ROBINSON Carusa xvhbfl' live-Ts-mplctuu Activities-First Aid Club 1 Rubiusuu likcs tu tcusv the girls Thusc uickuauucs hu givus am- rm-ully pcurls . VELJEAN KLINE lean VVhere livr:+'l's-ulplvtuu Al'fiVlfi0S-NN7llilf,S lt Club 1, Comnwrcial 3-4, Yeurlmok 4 Vvljvaufs bvcu busy during Unch wr-L-k Doing some typing for Mrs. llvvk. DONALD DINCER Tubby VVhcre live-Guhcvuxillo Activities-Agriuulturv 1, Gmlvraxl Agriculturs' 2, Agri- culturc 3--1 Dmfs :umtlwr sh-L-py kid llc has nu 1-'c-r heawy 4-yclicl. 7958 25 ETHEL MAE ECKMAN Shorty Where live-Smicksburgb Activilies-Coumuwrcinl 3-4 Chorus l-2-3-4 Ethvl Mau- is known as Shulh She- is actually quitu spnrlv KENNETH ADAMS Ken Where live-Dayton Activities-Sch-ucv Club 3--1 This ll-llnw is rather shy Kvn, we cull this quivl guy. ALMA MATI HSWS Where live--Duytou A ci l v i t i 9 s7F.H.A. l-2. Scirucc Club l-2, May Cuurt 2-3-4, C l1 0 r u s l-2-3-4, Clwcrlvunliug 2-3-4, journal- lism 4, B ax u cl I3-4, May Queen 4 Alma is fricudly auul cutv it's nilrw-ml lu Muycuurt or clu-oring slu-'Az 1-xpvrt iudc-vcl. BETTY WILLIAMSON Betsy NVht-rc livv - Briggs Twp. Activities - llanul 3-4, Orchvs- tm 3-4, Audio Visunl Club 1, linskc-tlmll lluncl I3-4, Dru- nmtics 4, journalism 3-4. Soil-nov Cluh 3-4. Frcnch Cluh 3, Class Officvr-Svc. l-2. llunu-rmnn Officvr- Tri-s. 2. Quitr- at jnlly gui is Betty At tln- tinn' Sh:-'S Lining stvzuly. IOIIN KAMMERDIENER NVhr:rc live - 'l'mnpl4-tml Activities - First Aitl l john thinks girls just cun'l lw In-:it Anuthvr pustinn- is tn 4-nt. eniom JAMES FERGUSON jim Where live - XXI-st Nlohonn ing Activities - FFA 1 Quite clvtvnninvd is our lint Fur this wt' all ntlmirc him. JAMES CRAIG Huck VVlu-rf: livv - Dnytnn Activities - FFA 1-2-3-4 To North East and hack Ht' un' gland tn wt-lcmnt' .lunu-s Craig Hlrgllill NVithdrvw-Sc-pt. 26 Jim' Rcturnccl-Feb. 5 E26 6761.45 Adfory In September of 1954, the Dayton students were joined by the Templeton, Hoov- er, Calhoun, Goheenville, and Oliver students. To begin our freshman year We elected class officers. They were John Cousins-President, Dick Sherry-Vice- President, Betty Williamson-Secretary, Joanne McMeans-Treasurer, and Kay Schrecengost-Historian. Our advisors were Mr. Bennett and Mr. Decock. Our first activity was a Friday the 13th dance which proved to be very successful. As sophomores we started the year by electing new class officers. They were John Cousins-President, Jim Wilson-Vice-President, Betty Williamson-Secretaryg and Joanne McMeans-Treasurer. Mr. Evans. Miss Black, and Mr. Reitz were our advisors. During that year we chose our class motto-- Onward and Upwardv, class colors- turquoise and white, and class Hower-white rose. We also held a dance as our one activity. In August of '56 we began our junior year which proved to be a very exciting one for us. In October we carried on the tradition of having the Halloween dance with many ghosts and witches present. Tom Brice-President, John Cousins- Vice-President, Harriet McCarty-Secretary, Joanne McMeans-Treasurer, were the new class officers, and Mrs. Helm and Mr. Iole were our advisors. Newt on our agenda was the choosing of our classrings. After having a long dis- cussion of prices and styles, we finally chose the ones We wanted, and we showed them with great pride after they arrived. Since the new gym was finished, we were able to present a junior play. With the assistance of Mr. Baker and Mr. Iole, We presented Shy Guyf' a three-act comedy. In May we turned to one of our biggest festivities of the year, the Junior Prom. Our theme was Tropical Moonlightv for which we decorated the gym with palms and scenes from the Tropics. The music of James Ryder and his Melody Five was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Alma Matthews and Joanne Priester were chosen to attend the queen in her court. Their escorts were Tom Brice and Dick Sherry. In 1957 when we entered our last year at Dayton Joint High School, we were filled with sadness because of the death of Louise Wolfe, a fellow classmate. Our class had reduced from 86 in our freshman year to 63 in our senior year. For our senior class officers, we elected Tom Brice-President, Connie Lienweber- Secretary, and Joanne McMeans-Treasurer. Our senior advisors were Mrs. Leek and Mr. Baker. Now that we were seniors, we had many duties to fulfill throughout the year. We had the usual job of the seniors, to plan and to produce a yearbook. The staff was chosen for this task and they were the following: James Griffith-Editor, Joanne Priester-Co-Editor, James Wilson-Photography Editor, Joanne Mc- Means and Darrell Shirey-Business Managers, and Veljean Kline-Typing Edi- tor. Nancy Marshall, Rosalie Rupp, Janet Cornman, Eleanor WValter and Tom Brice were also on the staff and Mrs. Leek was the advisor. In September we held the first dance of the year which was well attended. Early in November we presented our senior play Scatterbrain,,, a three-act comedy. Mr. Baker was the coach and Mr. Iole was in charge of the stage. In December we held our annual Christmas Party. We had lunch, exchanged and opened our gifts, and later danced in the gym. On May 2 we were guests of the juniors at the prom. Our senior banquet, senior trip, and class day presentation were the only events left before Baccalaureate and Commencement. After the last two events our days at DJHS were completed. As we leave, the doors of the school close behind usg the doors of our many and various futures open before us. 27 enior pfay ,Siu ffvrgru in Upper picture, left to right: Nancy hIill'Sl12llI, Dum-ll Shircv, Pnulinc- Bus saml. ,Ivan Cnllivr, Cmmiv l.cinwvlw1', Bn-ity XvillilllllSOil. wer picture: Ilivk Slwrry, Num-y llllulllllll, Tum Brice, Hzu'ric'tt YXIc'C:1rty nlmmm- lJl'li'Sl1'l', llllilj' Lluyml. 28 enior pfag .sbaffergrain CAST Mrs. Dolly Dean, the ascatterbraini' .........,.... Nicholas Dean, from out of the past . Miss Eliza Dean, Dolly,s Aunt Eva Taylor, Dolly's best friend . Larry Duncan, a photographer ......... Alan Farnum, engaged to Eve ., Miss jenny, from the dress shop Mrs. Maude Paine, who lives up to her Isabel Burton, her guest . A,...t,..,..,......,,. ................. . Nina Gilbert, friend of Dollyis ................ Mrs. Doris Painter, friend of Dollyis ,..... SYNOPSIS Joanne Priester . ,.... ., Richard Sherry Nancy Marshall Judy Lloyd . Tom Brice Darrell Shirey Nancy Hallman jean Collier Trixie Harris, former fiancee of Larry,s ........,......,.. surname .,..... .,,..,. P auline Bussard Connie Leinweber Betty Williamson Harriett McCarty Dolly Dean at age of eighteen wed Nicholas Dean. While on their honey- moon Nick disappeared. It was generally believed he had fallen into Niagara Falls. But nothing bothers Dolly. She has lived seven years now in Winston, her retreat after Nick's departure. Her money is about all gone and matrimony with a photographer, Larry Duncan, seems to be her Way to happiness and escape from debt. When all seems to be going well Aunt Eliza-a rich spinster and man hater arrives in time to seemingly thwart Dollyis plan for marriage. To add to this confusion who returns but Nicholas who has been a victim of amnesia. ca Music for November Allegretto Crazioson .. cc Dark Eyes .,......... arr. Norine ...,..,..,., Clarke Coaching .,,.... Staging ....... Lighting ., Prompters ...,.....,..,.. Student Coach ..,..,....,. Tickets St Publicity ...,, Properties ...,..,..........,.. MUSICAL SELECTIONS String Orchestra Act I Brahms Yoder .,..........,..., , . Clarinet Choir Clarinet Choir Act II Trumpet Solo Dave Stonbraker COMMITTEES Delbert Baker, Ir. Agnes Leek Peter Iole Robert Evans Madelyn Maurer, Kay Rupp, Kay Schrecengost Ioanne McMeans 29 The Play Cast George McCoy ,Zola ec? The new experimental launching site has just been completed at Cape Dublin along Glade Run. In charge of rocket launching operations is Dr. Werner von Wilson. Dr. Wilson is ably assisted by Richard Stiteler, head of the atomic fuels research team. The first rocket to be fired at the new launching site will be the D. H. S.- 58.', The 58 was designed by Bob Jamison and manufactured by the Williamson Rocket Corporation. Ralph and Raymond have acquired considerable wealth through the discovery of uranium on their jointly owned farm. The purpose of this flight is to rocket,, the class of 1958 from Dayton Joint High School to the moon for a reunion. This is the first time the class will have been together since our graduation ten years ago. Along with the Williamson boys, Richard Sherry, multi- millionaire oil tycoon is helping to finance the excursion. The crew is now boarding the ship in prep- aration for the flight. Our chief mechanics are Charles Miller, Bill McKee, and Dale Farster. Acting as stewardesses are Rosalie Rupp and Peggy Hyskell. Plotting our course is our chief navigator john Kammerdiener. The loading ramp is now in place and the passengers are coming aboard. Among the many passengers entering the ship, we see Ethel Eckman, a renowned singer of folk songs, ac- companied by Iames Ferguson, her musical director. Next we see Don Dinger, world famous wrestler and strongman. Don's manager and trainer, john Cousins, is following closely be- hind. Cale McLaughlin, MC-M's fabulous new screen success is boarding the ship with Kay Schrecengost, his personal secretary. Among the many celebrities entering the ship, we find lean Collier and George McCoy. Their operation of the McCoy Dance Studios has been a huge success. Joanne Priester now boarding the ship is the art director at our old Alma Mater. Mrs. Leek's new mathematics assistant, E l e a n 0 r Walter, and Roberta McCaughey, an elementary teacher, are preparing for the flight. James Grif- fith now well established in the automobile business, has just started a helicopter agency in Cuba. Now being seated in the rocket are Harriett McCarty, famous New York fashion model, and Louise Kunselman, her personal beautician. Coming through the port side of the ship is Nancy Marshall, district manager of the Echo Branch of the Dayton Banking System. The passengers are soon aboard and we blast,' off: our destination, the Earth space sta- tion. We had been in flight for some time when Don Dinger got hungry. The thought of food was appealing to all of us, so we went to the ship's cafeteria. Our enormous appetites were satisfied by the fine lunch prepared by Garnet Hollenbaugh, Joyce Wolfe, and Patty Preteroti. After the meal Nancy Hallman, the publi- city agent for the Hallman Feed Company, had a conference with Janet Comman. a commercial artist. Nancy was briefing Janet on the new ad- vertising scheme for Wayne Tail Curler. jim Barrett our communications man, is now contacting space station in preparation for landing. While jack Schultz and Jim Craig began their job of refueling our rocket, we took a few minutes to inspect the space station. flop With our arrival at the space station mid- way between Earth and the moon, We find that many of our old classmates are employed at various positions. One of the first persons we meet is Connie Leinweber, the social director for the space station. Connieis job is to plan rec- reation for people stationed there. She will show us around the space station and explain the various functions of the station to us. In the radar room we find Ken Adams. Ken will track our flight to our destiny, the moon. In the weather room Elzie Ferringer and Ver- non Doverspike, experts in agriculture, are studying the effects of outer space on Earth's vegetation. In the health room is Maxine Jami- son, the stationls psychologist, reading a long lyric poem by Mr. Baker, extolling our many successes. Judy Lloyd, now a registered nurse, is completing the physical examination of Connie Rupp and Frances Kammerdiener in preparation for flight to the moon. Bob Troup, the physical education director, is busy keeping the crew in shape. While enjoying a few leisurely moments before taking OH again, we picked up a copy of the Outerspace Gazettef' from the copy boy, Alvin Deemer. The Gazette is edited by Ioanne McMeans and assisted by Fred Rosenberger. On the social page we notice the wedding an- nouncements of Kay Rupp, Pauline Bussard, and Carrie Galbraith. Tom Brice has been given a iob as a physical therapist in a New York Hospital. Ada Duncan, court reporter for Sen- atorial hearings, had just released the latest in- formation concerning the Kleck investigation committee, to the press. Valjean Kline, court reporter for the Gazette, covered the hearings for the paper. if QC? The intercom blasts out, We will blast off in fifteen minutesf, With the addition of passen- gers from the space station, our crowded ship proceeded on its way to the moon. Through the port side of the rocket we see the moon gradually grow clearer and soon we are landing our space ship on the landing pad. As we land on the moon, we are just in time to see Darrell Shirey crossing the finish line and receiving a winning kiss from Miss Universe Alma Mathews. Darrel has just established a new lunar speed record of three light years per minute. We are escorted to the metropolis by the two space cadets, Donald Nelson and Don Rob- inson, along with their platoon sergeant, Bob Silvis. - Bob has informed us that Larry McLaughlin is now undergoing special training for a test flight to Venus. On our way to the metropolis, we pass a branch of the Templeton Refractories Company. Glen Sharrer is acting as general foreman in the new plant. Our route takes us past the metropolis post office and our eyes fall upon a Wafv poster. Upon further investigation we find Sgt. Made- lyn Maurer, recruiter for the Wafs, trying to persuade Virginia Simmers to enlist. We finally arrive at the community center which is to house our reunion. Nylene Bashline, a successful secretary, distributed our copies of the class poem. Betty Lou Williamson, the music teacher at Shannock Valley, led our class in the singing of our class song. After an afternoon of fun that was actually gout of this world,', we sadly said farewell to our friends. Before returning to our space ship, how- ever, we did promise to get together again in the near future. AOQ 40-1958 Most Artistic and Most Studious 1x11lXilll' 1z1111is011 hllllllllll' P1'ic'stv1' jim NVi1so11 Best Looking A111111 Mutlu-ws Dick S1ll'l'l'V Most Bushful 13011 Troup Putty Preteroti Best Dancers ICLIII C011ic1' Cv01'gI,0 McCoy 32 Best Dressed NilllL'f 1111111111121 jim Griffith Most Mischievous Mz1c1c1i110 1X1illll'0l jim 13a1'1'vft r Lg- y L13 iii !,:I Q 3 '-Ei r -,, , Q E Q 9 55 ., if we 4 Aww gt Vi f '55 S . 1 5' i 1 Z? H9-1' A ,K I. . x ,Q- ,fw- ,,,--A ,,,...--f-X ,,,-f--M ,,,,....J---.- W...--.-..... is ,...--+.,.... W. Q 5 aiifif 355 X., P' V ,,,...-x..M.., ,.N4,,,...-.H --X W,-,,,...-....-. ,,,...--- ,W ffm. W!! We the class of 1958 being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain and establish this as our last will and testament. Ken Adams leaves his boxing ability to Kenny Beers. I, jim Barrett leave my mischievousness to Ron Eckman. Nylene Bashline leaves her ability to take shorthand to Phyllis Collier. I, Tom Brice leave my attendance at band rehears- al to Kay McGrainor. Pauline Bussard leaves her wavey hair to her broth- er, Sammy. To Bernice Snyder, Jean Collier leaves her dancing ability. janet Cornman leaves her bookkeeping ability to Mr. Murray. john Cousins leaves wrestling skill to Eddie Dover- spike. jim Craig regrets to leave Dayton behind. I, Alvin Deemer, will my physique to Sam Patter- son. Don Dinger leaves his big stomach to anyone with a belt big enough to go around it. Vernon Doverspike leaves his farming ability to Jim Stover. Ada Duncan bestows her secretarial position to Virginia Fisher. Ethel Eckman leaves her love of Hillbilly Music to Mrs. Stull. I, Dale Farster, leave my pipe to anyone strong enough to smoke it. jim Ferguson sadly leaves his harmonica to Ron Early. Elzie Ferringer wills his rosy complexion to john Coleman. Carrie Lee Galbraith leaves her Chevy to anyone who can drive it. Jim Grifiith heartily leaves his old Ialopy to Mr. Baker. Nancy Hallman leaves her position in cafeteria line to anyone who can butt in. Garnet Hollenbaugh refuses to leave Everett to anyone. To Aldean Stockdale, Peggy Hyskell leaves her love for school. Maxine jamison unwillingly leaves her love for motorcycles to Jim Coleman. Robert Iamison wills his ambitiousness to Helen Livengood. Frances Kammerdiener wills her backwardness to Donna Snyder. john Kammerdiener wills his wavey, black, hair to Spike Crissman. Veljean Kline leaves her typewriter to Peg Mc- Laughlin. Louise Kunselman just wants to leave. To Gary jewart, Connie Leinweber leaves her place on the Honor Roll. Josephine Murray is the receiver of Judy Lloyd's cheering ability. Nancy Marshall leaves her homemaking to Shirley Shaffer. I, Alma Mathews, leave my popularity to Paula Barrett. Madelyn Maurer leaves her place on the girlis bas- ketball team to Charlotte Zimmerman. Harriet McCarty leaves her easiness to blush to Nancy Lloyd. George McCoy leaves his bright red hair to Mr, Marshall. Roberta McGaughey gladly leaves Physics class. To Mr. Kirscht, Bill McKee bestows his driving ability. I, Gale McLaughlin, leave my romantic ways to Eddie Frederick. John Jamison is the lucky receiver of Larry Mc- Laughlin's height. Joanne McMeans leaves her baton and Majorette position to Judy Khuns. I, Charles Miller, leave my Plymouth to anyone who can keep it in gas. Don Nelson leaves his typing ability to Sally Quinn. Patty Preteroti bestows her shyness upon Barbara Unger. Joanne Priester leaves her artistic values to Mr. Kleck. Don Robinson leaves his ambition in Physics class to Jim Douglas. To Mr. Powers, Fred Rosenberger leaves his chew- ing gum. Connie Rupp leaves her sparkling green eyes to Shirley Cogley. Kay Rupp leaves her black, curly hair to Patsy Hickox. I, Rosalie Rupp, leave my liking for P. O. D. to next year's lucky students. To Ali CBillJ Conn, Kay Schrecengost bequeaths her morning and noon time walks up the hill. Jack Schultz leaves his paper airplanes, rubber bands, and water guns, to Thelma Silvis. Glen Sharrer leaves his spot on Nicotine Corner to Robert Cabler. To Dave Stonebraker, Dick Sherry leaves his hunt- ing ability. I, Darrell Shirey, sadly leave my drums to Don Seanor. Bob Silvis leaves his perfect attendance in school to Martha Frye. Virginia Simmers leaves her debating ability to Bonnie Bish. Richard Stiteler leaves his nickname to Richard Milliron. Bob Troup leaves his position on the Varsity bas- ketball team to Neil Lydick. Tud McLaughlin is the receiver of Eleanor YValt- er's math ability. Betty Lou Williamson proudly leaves her Clarinet to Marilyn Marshall. Ralph and Raymond Williamson leave their ability to pay attention in Ag. Class to Norman Beers. Jim Wilson regretfully leaves his Hi-Fi set to the High School. Joyce Wolfe wills her love for Literature to Alex Preteroti. We gladly leave the Teachers to the underclassmen. To the Juniors we leave our advisors, Mrs Leek, and Mr. Baker. To the Sophomores we leave two years of hard work and study. To the Freshmen we give our sincerest sympathy. SIGNED SEALED AND DELIVERED BY THE CLASS OF ,58 NW My fag, A? bb 53 W 3 EMM Elf if J 2 KE Wfl f Qf my w'WWAmf9Q Qlmifgvgxtsg KW YFNQ C2 Q UV'?VQff15E3Qx WUWQ9 V WZMM WW 233 Cy MQW ww ef ff ff ,G Mm W Wjmfjfyffw iff? MQW? 2 M11-Mffl 74 9w5DwjLf WyX j5 X,8jLf,.. My ,ZZWJAZMJ WWW ffwiwfm M wwwia ya? M WZQQ V Q Ml W 1 f . ff ' f 'f S0 HONOR S' Q rne9HMeN X 7'- 'f f 9 Y Y I uwoencmssmem zfmiom 6261.11 Cjfzlvflii ,fmltf ,fdmfliflllff First row, left to right: lluflx' Shirvy, fIAi'2lSlIl'l'l'Q Nlyfllll I'41rwm-ll, Si'i'l'i'f1ll'j' S1-cond row: Hmmm- liixh, l1istm'izu1g Nm-il l.yclim-lx, viuc--plx-sicla-lui. lird row: Nic-luml lmm-Il. prc-sirlvnt: Nlr. lulm- zmml Mr. I'mw'l's. alclvisc 38 W pr 1 B , Q mm s gg ? lfmiom Q .XF yy as Q, im :Xi sQ V, if if v .5 W 41 yy ! i P 5? I ' . K Qu' -' ...: yf Q W I 35 Qf -.,,,,.. -f ,,. , ,,..,.. 5 K , ,Q- ,, y 5 ? jg A ' if? i In in m',, - 4 4 lv L ' ' ' if X :mfr l U . ii i B ayaa ' ' ,. it S-3 'AMN . ER WM I ' 41352. Q mtg. wt ' rj? yai B, n 3 fy ,.,-, , Lower row, left to right: Betty WVilkinson, Dale Brocious, Phyllis Collier, Ronald Sclirvcc-ngost, Shirley Myrers, William Conn, Kay McGrainer. llow two: Allen Rc-ddingcr, Donna Stear, David Ferguson, Donna Bntlvr, Ronald Matvcr, Batty Lou Condron, Konneth Tre-1-cv. Row three: Phyllis Mclntirc, Donald Slcv, Fay Bowser, David Stonhrakcr, Judy Shick, Raymond Rmnmcl, Linda Brocious. How four: Ianws Stover, Gail Shay, Cary Ala-wart, Margaret Jamison, john NV. Rupp, Shirlc-y Becsman, 'Kenneth Rosenhe rgcr. Row five: Barbara Dccnicr, Norman Beers, Shirley Cogluy, Larry McConn0ll, Dorn-va Blosc. Donald Bussard, Velma Shit-k. 39 Q 'S Q 32' X C Q., Q x f K Lv: A Q I :fi W Lower row, left to right: john Armstrong, Floyd Dovvrspikv. Row two: liiclmrcl Povuvll, Millix- Brown, Ronulcl Early, -Indy Shirvy, Boh NV:ulcling, Bonniv Bish, Lnrry Crissnmn. Row three: Milclrm-cl llnth lll'l'HlllAlll, N'Villi:nn Cnlhralith, ,lncly Hood, George- Ah:-1, -lam-t Brown. Iiivllnrcl Commun, Myrna: Pars:-ll. How four: Dun Brownell, Peggy Nh-Lgmglmlin, Richard Steffy, Phyllis Brocions, Sannuvl l'ultm-rson, Anclinm- HllllSlI1'fgl'T, Ch-nn Troup. How five: Shirh-y Sllllll-C'l'. M1-rlc lfnrly, Nl2lI'gill'Ut VVolfc, Ray Bc-st, ,Io Ann Hartz, Bcrlu11'cl Mar- lin. Athi, Athorton. Row six: Ronald Eckmnn, Hvhfn Pl'l'f0l'Utl, jaunvs Bish, Myrna Mc-Intirv. Nc-il Lydick, ,Io Ann Fox, Anthony Oilosso. 40 Q, -S 154 ff' 4 52,9 0l'1fL0l 8f5 664.45 Ofhcem .xdnvf ..!4lu1'Jor5 Left to right: Sully Quinn .Hvicv Paula Barrett, , Blair Brown Mr. Evans ,. . . Miss Black ......., Mr. Rcitz. ,,.. . T crry Wh ite ,..,,. ,,,. Rose Ann Unger .,,. 41 president fI'6'ilSlll'Cl' president .advisor .advisor advisor Historian score-tary Q- Qu Q:- ,Q K . 1 xv 'VZ be 1 Q x kxf ai 0. ' V A 6 .Sip OWXLOIAQ6 ,Aho A . 62. , ,x L ,lk 3 , 'P 1 Sami Lower row, loft to right: Pillllll l'm1'11-tt, l,Zlllil't Axlllhfllll. Sandra 'l'1'm1p. llclvu Liu-ngoorl. Cllil Qlnilmn Plttx Rul Blll ' ' I Sl x ' . 1 1 4' sl, rmum l'lDl'l'IIlQlL , l :ur Brovn. How two: Slnirln-xv liuglf-sg Clam-mx' Slain-v, Mzxrx' lfmwsm-13 Yixiaun llnusm-r, Bill Ilallln-awk, C-luriu livvclxl, xIili'Lf2l'l'l't Nh-llntin-, ,lim lllmnglu-s. How three: Kills-I N4-il, Hzmmlml I 111'stm', Susim- NIuNutt, limlmru Xolf, Cary Uulmlvr. 134-1'11in-1' SHj'Cll'l', ctllllllit' Nloorm-. -lim Smith. How four: IM-tty Rupp, Kvu XVilsm1, 'flu-lnul Silxis, lim-xwly Rl'1'SIIlilll, Nmnmn EXIcAfmm-, Putty lim-4-sxmnxx, Nazxncy Lluycl, 'l'vrry XYIlitl'. How five: Putty' llivkox, Bill XVUHQLIIIQ. Sully Quinn. Slllllllxil -luck. Huy Atlu-rtml, Myra: NVrigI1t. Alusvphim- Xlurruy, Holm Ikrm-xxlu-lpn-l'. Now six: ljllllllil Sxlvllw, XYal1l0l' 1Al5lll'l', K1lllll'YIl Blum-, Izuu-I Scllrvcvllgost, Hnlv Uulwlvr. -Incl y c:1lHll'1lilll,.B1ll'Il2ll'1l Saga-13 B1-rnurd Yxfung. ' 42 fy ' X xt' -5 Q v -5' x Xl X an Ms Liu i . Y 1 if X as ,, , l 3 X ,. !-ive ing , 5'- f F, i f 3 my It Q5 I 5 . . Q 'ei G3 A A . F, In --. 1.' ., 5 if Vx 'l xi 'N A .inlillw 'jf . Q, L - .'x x , S Q ,I wr V i e i A , ' ' it it 1 .A 's 2 Q K N 1 5 5-V Q X: , Le Q .V , V- fl?, r . N Q Qs xvl' K Q L ,, in Sf: X 5 ' 'X qzssgl h b Y do ., v X , 2w '.w' 2.f1 ' L I, 1: K r Nl i i it 'W ig V . r 1 Q ' Yi 'vk - 1 ,. ':1 I K :Xt K I X if , f Y M15 : il :igxr' r X Aw' ' .- 'r ., , Im. . . -- 1 5? X Q f 3 in A . 4 . .WL i 1 f e izffi i xxx V A LV idx N nh A ii. Lower row, left to right: .luniee Selireeengost, Donna Marshall. Row two: Rielmrcl Duncan, Henry Treeee, Verna Melntire, Rose Ann Unger, Ronald Baker. Betty Hoffman, Barlmru lloffinan, Erl Steffy. liow three: Arthur Aclnins, James Hehniek, Eva Cornlnzui. Donna DeLoe, Everett Cooper. -loan Lockhart, Barham Stiteler, George Riethmiller. How four: Boh Slugle, Alexander Boyer. Marlene Fox, Kathleen Kennaxh, Phillip Kline, Nlairtha Fry, Nlzirlene Shiek. Diek Smith. l Row five: Eddie Doi erspike, Dain Crissinun, Naomi Conclron, Olive Alzilmram. Riehziril Ather- ton, Thelma lleesnmn, Carole Repine, Ed Frecliek. llow six! Richard McLaughlin, Larry Stiteler, Nancy Forster, Ala-an Ceiirhiirt, Andy Husszircl joan Rupp, Janet lJllI1Il1ll'C, Diek Noll. Row seven: Dain Re-esinan, Melvin Wiligzircl, june Calhoun, Donnzi Hooks, Howaircl Reielmrtl Carol Rupp, Alcleain Stoekflale, Chester Chesnntt. 43 WMA Qu Q Lower picture:-Room 22, Mrs. King First row, left to right: Mrs. King, Larry Sliircy, Joanne Sluinkol, -loycc Rcitluuillc-r. Evelyn W'olfm-, Bnrlmrzi Ungvr, Burlmru Schultz, Plxilfl Troup, Duchess Prctcroti, Donnu Hoody, VVillizuu NVingau'cl. Second row: -lorry Sluglc, jauw Slvv, -lurly Wliitc, Carrie Stover, Pzuil Troup, jiuncs Robinson, Lois NVolfm-, junicc Nlc-Cov, Putty Smitli, Hclvn Rupp. Tllircl row: Szumclrai Slivrry, Putty wVilllil'l', Konncth West, -lorry Quinn, Pauil VVz1lh'r, Kc-nm-tli llupp, I-if-rinuu lim-1-ily, l.ois Sluiflcr, Lzuiru Pc-tors, lloln-rt XVoocl. Middle picture:-Room 23, Mr. Clever First row: Kay llouscr, Linclu Cousins, Bill Cullioun, Bill Bowser, Paul Dzulglivrty, Donulcl Cooll, Riclulrcl Mill- irou, Bm-ujzuuin Bussurcl, Nlr. Ch-vc-r. Second row: lla-lc-n Cornniun, Brvnclzi Collier, Margaret Atlivrton, Kutlilm-un Colm-main, Dali' Dickey, lioln-rt Mc- luiirx-, Liuclu Fr-rringcr, jurly Kulins, Colvvn -Icwart, lyiilnlillll Patterson. Tllircl row: blalllicr' Ellvnlwvrgcr, Rcgina jay, Rolwrtn Izunison, RiL'llill'Cl Ferguson, Lvoiizml Conrail, XVillizuu ll0lll'Ill32llIjlll, lJl't'Zll1l2l Czlylc Jamison, .luclv Hill, Nlurilyn Milli-r. Top picture:-Room 24, Mr. Kleck First row: lionulcl cl2llJll'l', Lloyrl Alwl, jzuncs Miller, Peggy jolins, Tllomus Brocious, Sllirlvy Malin, Nluxinn- lVy:ult, Donna ML'Coniu-ll, Mr. Klcck, Svconcl row: Bi-vm-rly Silvis, jzun- Dunmirv, Mcrlv Bron-ious, Calc-n Cnllmiitli, VVuyn0 Atlicrton, llolmcrt Craig. liurrv Sluglc-, Donna Mclutirc, ,loscpliinc Prctcroti. Third row: Etlicl Cain, Ellvn Crcvnuwult, Eclwzxrcl Mclntirv, liicliurcl ClJL'lll'2lll, lionzilcl Slonigcr. Duziiuc Klo- Cuuglu-y, -lon Forringor. Nlury Oclosso, Loretta Edwarcls. 44 ZZQAM QC. Q H53 Lower picture:-Room 26, Mr. Murray First row, left to right: Mary Stitler, Edward Rosenberger, Gary Reieliard, Larry Rupp, XVanda NVcst, Nancy NVhitc, Audrey Rummel, Ruth Ann Williamson, Connie Wilson. Second row: jndy Snyder, Emma Rupp, Annebell Shick, jane Slagle, Beverly Slee, Betty Heesman, Louis jean XVilson, Betty Sharrcr, Tom Stitler. Third row: Guy johns, Dan Slagle, Ray Vogel, Russel johns, Don Shick, Laird Neal, Don Seanor, Sam NVingard, Mr. Murray. Absent: Clarence Pearce, Clarence Neal, Richard Troup, Albert Craig. Middle picture:-Room 27, Mrs. Marshall First row: Susie Mcrvis, Donald Good, john jamison, james Ellenberger, Georgia Kline, Betty Preteroti, Richard Farster, Alfred Lervis, Rutharine Myers, Shirley Gcarhart. Second row: jane Hoffman, Marilyn Marshall, jane Geist, Kenneth Fisher, Vernon johns, Ralph McHenry, Stanley Moore, Barbara Rearick, janet Mclntyre, Marlene Miller, Mrs. G. Marshall. Third row: VVilliam Lowry. Larry Miller, Bud Houser, Percy Minich, Kathy Nichols, Kathleen Mc-Kain. Larry Martin, Francis Hunslmerger, llichard Good. Top picture:-Room 25, Mr. Allshouse First row: Leonard Cochran, john Condron, Carol Frederic, Nancy Cornman, Laura Doverspike, Anne Douglas, Clitlord Blosc, jim Condron, Mr. Allshouse. Second row: Charlotte Zimmerman, Sandra Bussard, Nancy Crissman, Allene Crissman, Kathy Aharrah, Carol Atherton, Barbara Anderson, Marilyn Deemer, Kenneth Beers. Third row: VVilliam Alabran, jim Coleman, Terry Brown, Vernon Duumire, Ott Bechtel, Melvin lloverspike, Vernon Schrecengost, Bill Bussarcl, Fred Colberg. 45 8l!8lfLtA Qu 8 Lower picture:-Library, Mrs. In-:wart First row, left to right: Sandra llnpp, Donna Snyder, Larry Slaglc, NVaynv Troup, Larry ll1'0SlllllIl, Billy Alon- VVillianis, Philip NVright, Carl Troop, Lvvina Hitcliiv, Bonnim' Snydvr. Second row: lihna Shir-k, jndith Svcrist, Panwla Toy, Linda Shircy, Paulcttv Sharrvr. Una Rohinson, Barhara Pri-tm-roti, Alisa- Stove-r, Lois Roc-dy, Mary Ellen Zinkand, Larry Rupp. Third row: Bill Walkm-r, Ivan Shin-k, john Stcar, Paul llovscinan, Tholnas Smith. Barthlow llvosc-xiialll. Cla-n llvr-svliiaii, David Sclirvckvngost, Clvnn Shay, Mrs. Alvwarf. Middle picture:-Boom 21, Mr. Kirscht First row: Donna Lcwis, john Lockhart, Spark RL-cdy, Doris Lalnhing,j11dy McHc-nry,BarharaKanniimxlic-xiv1', lic-tsy McCoy, Chuck McCoy, Ellj.fL'll0 Hancock, Arlcnv Gcarhart, Mr. Kirscht. Second row: Roy Ilollinan, Dah- Nolf, Marv Ann Fchingcr, Paul Nolf, Linda Martin, Mona ML-Conn:-ll, Dorothy lilkin, Ray Honsvholdcr, Ellc-n Moorv, lim-cl Liiigillfm-ltr-1', Margy Johns. Third row: Howard Crissinan, Harold Matcvr, Donna Hill, Cynthia Mc-Coy, Stanlvy Nolf, Lore-n Holi. Margy llinws, Snsy Livm-ngood, Philip NVright, Richard llankin. Top picture:-Room 20, Mrs. Marshall First row: llayniond Calhraith, john Cflll'lllllll, Kcnnvth Cc-arhart, Bohhy B01-rs, Virginia Aharrah, Bill Lock- hart, Laird Dm-vinvr, Hogvr Dingvr, Alla-n Daugherty, Alini Condron, Dick Good, Mrs. Marshall. Second row: janv Boyvr, Sain Bussard, Ironv VVyant, Donna Dovcrspikc, Cr-rold Bowsvr, Larry F1-1'riiigci', Carol Brocions, llc-ln-Quai Alahran, llonold Burkc-tt, Andrey Bowsvr, P4-ggy Bron-ions. Third row: llolx-rt Elkin, Linda Drnnnnond, Diana Furlong, Lora-tta Cochran, Dianm- Bashlinc, Barhara Dovvr- spikv, Una jc-an Condron. Dorothy Ah:-l, Ronald Elkin. Nm-lda Alcorn. 46 M Af W K T' X VI ff T qv' 'ff Q I S owic CA0l lff,Zf First row: left to right Second row: left to right Third row: left to right Nlrs. Stull Carnvt llollc-nhaugh Alma Mathews Kay llouscr .lanz-I Duninirv .Iucly Kuhns ,Im-an Collicr jucly Lloyil bllllllllli' l,l'lK'Stl'l' liarlmara lloffinan -Ianicv lillviilwrgc-r Barlvzna lim-mm-I' Nann-y Lloycl Sally Quinn Fourth row: left to right llonalcl Early Dick l 4-rguson Bill ll0ll0IlllllllI.fll Dau- Stonlmrakvr Saunclra Sherry Patty llvvsinan -lucly NVhitv .loannc For Martha Frye 'l'a-rry NVhitv Rohr-rt NVoocl -lanu-s Barr:-tt Patty Walker Bonnie Bish Donna McConnell Franca-s Kannnvrclicnr-r Barbara Nolf Alclc-an Stockclalv Acla Duncan Virginia Simniors Dorcva Bloss- ,Ianvt Cornman lla-lc-n Live1u.foo1l Vohna Shick Nancy Marshall M:-rlv Early Paula Barra-tt june Calhoun loann lxlcfxlt-ans: Ella-n Croc-nwalt 'lncly Hvvcl Kay Mcilraincr Myrna Pin-svll llc-gina -lay Kathlc-on Colcnian Conniv lA'lllNVl'll1'l' Fifth row: left to right 48 Richard Cormnan liin NVilson Dick Powvll Dick Sherry G1-orgc McCoy Clair Shaffvr Toni Brim- Ecl Sta-ffy Bill Hancock Larry Stitclvr Kon NVcst ' 1 Y 5 Sl CA95fl G, ji U 4' f l ,Xa . ix, b l I Q -, Z' ,, 4 First row: left to right Nancy Lloyd, violin Jim Wilson, violin Saundra Sherry, violin Gerry Quinn, violin Judy White, violin Kay Houser, flute Myrna Parsell, clarinet Betty Williamson, clarinet Standing: Darrell Shirey, drums Mrs. Stull, director Terry White, piano Not Present: Rebecca Clever. saxaphone 49 Second row: left to right Paula Barrett, violin Ed Steffy, violin Richard Cornman, violin Bill Hollenbaugh, violin Stanley Moore, violin Helen Livengood, cello Tom Brice, trombone Betty Recsman, saxaphoni Janice Ellcnlnergcr, horn Martha F rye, horn Richard Powell, trumpet Dick Sherry, trumpet Dave Stonhraker, trumpet 1 D n 5 p 3+ 1 gdnd ..N,. 4 1 A l Q SL al l i 1 A311 W : . l 1 1 1 ' 5 lfust row: left to right blllillllll' lxlL'Kll'llllS, lwucl Ill2lj0l'K'lll' N1-lllal Alq-urn, alto sux Br-tty llK'i'Slllilll, ultn sux Bc-cky Cla-vc'1', alto sux Sully Quinn. tl'0lllllOlll' Kay Nll'c:!'klll'l0T, tron1l1o111- Vlifllll B1'iL1-, ll'0I11ll0lll' IDUTCURI Blosc. lD1ll'll0l1K' Jllll W'ilso11, buss Aldm-1111 Stockclallo, in-nor sux Sllllllilfll Slwrry, horn xlilflllll l 1'yv, ll0l'll jz111ic'a- l'lllK'lllJl'I'3.I4'l'. horn Scco Ilfl row: left to right Mrs. Stull, din-ctor BilI'l1ill'il lJl'K'IllL'T. 111z1jn1'a-ttv Virginia Si111111v1's, 11111jor1-ttv -Iucly NVl1itc', alto sux Pillllil 1311111-tt, alto sux Nancy Lluycl, alto sux 'l'vr1'y VVl1itc, comet l311rl1:11'11 Hill-flllilll, C0l'l'll'l Daw- Sl0Ht'lJI'0illil'I', cc11'11vt Dick Sherry, cornct Dick Powvll, Cornet Riclnlrcl Cc1r111111111, corn:-t Margin- Ilimcs, comm-t Colccn Icwurt, cornvt Darrell Shirvy, drum Bob Wllil'lliI1Q,', drum Kc-11 NViIson, drum Vl'llll2l Shick, lwlls 50 Thir d row: left to righi Judy Kuhns, IllLli0l'Clt0 Bllfllllfil RL-arick, lllil-iilflxfll' jucly Lloyd, clarinct 1711111111 Snyclcr, clalrim-t Conniv Monro, clzlrim-t Putty RL'l'SIllllll. cla1ri111-t Myrna Purse-ll, clurinvt Bc-tty NVilli11111su11, L'l2ll'lIll'l HL'l1'Il Livv11go0cl, cl11ri11e-t Nancy llillllllilll, L'llll'll'll't Mary Bl'l'll Bowser. Cl2lI'll1l'l junv Cillll0llll, n'l111'i11m-t Marilyn lXl2lI'Sl1illl, Cl2lI'iI1l'l A111111 Mntlwws, clixrim-t Kay Housvr, flun- Clnry -Ivwnrt ljllll Sl'illl0l' Kan! L f 9 L. A . 2 1 .. K Kneeling: left to right Don Seanor, Barbara Hoffman, Terry XVl1ite, Diek Sherry, Diek Powell, Dave Stonlmralier, Rieliard Cormnan, Coleen -lewart, Margie lliines, Velma Sliieli. Standing: Bula Vyadding, Darrell Sliirey, Doreea Blose, Sally Quinn, Kay Kleflrainer, 'Ibm Briee, jim NVilsun, Sanndra Sherry, Nlartlia Frye, .laniee Ellenlmerger. Cary jewart, Ken XVilson. Kneeling: left to right joanne Mekleans, Kay Hauser, Nelda Alcorn, Betty lleesinan, Beekx' Clever, Aldean Stockdale, Naney Lloyd, Paula Barrett, .Indy XVliite, Virginia Sinnners. Barluara liearieli, llarlwara Deeiner, .Indy Knlins. Standing: Alma xlllllll'XVS, Marilyn Nlarsliall, Donna Snyder, -Indy Lloyd, Betty XVllll1llllSOT'!. Nancy Hallman, Helen Livengood, Myrna Parsell, Patty Reesman, -lnne Callionn. Mary Beth Bowser, Connie Nloore. Sl .B-lfLtlfLl 8 0l4fL8l0fL6L 8l 5 of ,jglfIfL8If'l:C6L KI!!-l'l'I ,i urn! ,AAfI'.51Il' as First row: Susiv NImNutt, M'i'I'1't1lI'y and lxishwiamg Nlillia- Brown, pwsimlc-xxl sQllllll'1l ,Inu-L, in-z1su1'01'. Second Row: Sully Quinn. x'icv-prm-sidm-nntp Ilupv Stitt, llilfli1lllN'llfLlI'i1lIl Third row: Nliss lie-u, :ulvisurg B2lI'l51ll'll Nolf, 11-pm'tv1'. 52 ,Nm if X EAA First row: left to right Myrna Mclntire, Maxine Lockhart, Janice Schrecengost, -lunct Schrcccngnst, Vvr- nu Mclutirc. Sully Quinn, Beverly Rs-csniun, Myra Wright, Marlene Shlck, Murlcnc Fox, Shirlcy Cog- lr-y, Cloriu Rcccly, Miss Ren. Second row: vlilllllllt' Murtz, Cleuclu Stcffy. Olive- Alznhrun, Judy Gallmruith, Barham Nolf, Donna Butler, Milliv Brown, Donna Marshall, Kathlccn Kcnnzlh, Carole Rcpinc, Vivian llouscr, Sauulru jack. Third row: jcun Ccurhurt, Hope Stitt, joan Rupp, Susie McNutt, Carol Ann Rupp, Ethel Ncul, Alclcun Stop-kdnlv, Putty Rush, Dotty Mclntirc, Bt-tty Hoffman, Farm Show-jan. l2-15 Aldeau Stockdale Susie McNutt Sandra Jack Nlillic Brown Sally Quinn Kathryn Blosc Barham Nolf Miss Rea, advisor Mrs. Stockdale, club mother Xlrs. Schreceugost. cluh mother 53 . Qnlfzfwe owmem O! ,America Ofnhf M S1-ated, left to right: Standing, left to right: Dun llingvr, S1'lltill2ll Anthony Odusso, t1'v11slll'c U4-urgv Mu-I, 1lSSiSlilIlf tx'c-usullw l'mlpl1 vVilliilIl1SUI1, sc-wvtury .Inlm Cmxsim, prvsiclm-:mt X7t'l'll0Il Ilovcrspikv, svvmncl xia-1'-lm-siclvlll lhnylllfallcl xYiHiklllIS0ll. l'l'DUI'fK'I' Absent - Robert Silvis, vice--president Farm Show - jam. 12 - jam. 15 liulpll NVillizunson Elzic l'wCI'l'illQ,'L'l Hilylllllllfl NViHiznnson Vvrmnm Dovcwspikc -Iolm Cousins 54 . Qlfalflfwe cwmem of .America Lloyd Abel Riclmrd Milliron Anthony Adosso George- Alu-l VVilliz1n1 NVolfgun First row, left to right: Second row: Third row: Ronald Early Elzic FL'l'l'iIl2.Il'l' Dale Bron-ions John Cousin Bernard Young Rilylllilllll VV1lliannson Dale Furstcr Ralph xVllll1l!llSUll g Norman Bc-crs VL-rnon Dowrspikv Duuinc fXIcCz111gl1cy Donald Dingvr Mvrlc Brocious Thomas Brocious Mr. King Rohm-rt Silvis 55 zfmior pfay .!6Min, y CIIIJIIH Front row flcft to righijz jozmnc- Fox, Phyllis Collier, Myrna l'ursa-ll. Pm-ggy jaunison. Buck row: Dam Browm-ll, lliclmrcl cjllflllllllll, Bill Conn, llmmim- Nlulc'c'l'. l'c-ggy -'2lllliSOIl-lbilll Browm-ll 56 omior pfay .kifill , Koudin Iennifer Desmond Phyllis Collier A healthy attractive girl, about seventeen, With a sort of no nonsensev quality about her. Her clothes are always neat and Well chosen. Iodie Armstrong Peggy Jamison A friend of Jennifer's and about the same age, but rather more impudent and lively. Mollie Farrell Io Ann Fox Another friend of Ienniferis cut from the same pattern. Lucy Lee Saunders Myrna Parsell Mollie's cousin and guest. About seventeen, she is every inch a girl. She is curled, perfumed, dainty, dimpled, smiling, charming and oh. so very Southern! She is given to clinging to anything masqueline and is, in general, the kind of girl other girls dislike on sight, and boys make fools of themselves over. Bruce Bartlett Dick Comman Iodieis special property, and about eighteen. He is what is sometimes called smooth, Harry Ames Ron Mateer Mollieis boy friend, also about eighteen and perhaps a little less sharp than Bruce. Tom Iackson Dan Brownell The same age as the others, he is shy and presents a most unrepossessing appearance in the opening scenes, but his manner, his voice and his smile are engaging, and there is something very likable about him. During the course of the play he undergoes a thorough change. Randolph Fitzhugh Bill Conn Perhaps a year or so older than the others and extremely good looking. He is subtly different from the other boys, a little more courtly in his manner, much less casual in his clothes. His accent is just as deep-south as Lucy Lee's and he has a way of looking directly into the eyes of the person to whom he is speaking which the girls find most delightful. 57 Og vary AAi5fanfd Burlmru Ungvr, Putty Wulkvr, Mrs. jewzlrt, Peggy McLaughlin. Pc-ggy jaunison, jozumc McMeuns. Va-lmu Shick, Donna Stcur, Phyllis Brocious, Bonnie Bish 58 .. ,,,, First Issue Lion's Roar Deadline Caption Contest Sophomore Class Dance igfi-Mi LIO ' R0 Oct. 25 ...... Junior Class Dance Oct. 31 ,...,., ....... H alloween Nov. 5 io,,,, ., .. Second Issue Lion's Roar Dayton Joint High School, Dayton. Pennsylvania October 16, 1957 'ry Quinn, i Robinson, M cCoyg 'l'r3a Adu 1JllllL'ilIl iypiSi lim VVilsox1 mlilor Dick SIICITQ' 17llllfilj.fl'1lDlll'l' Pcggv XIL'Lz111gl1li11 co-vclitm' four cakes Jim Robin John ergeant of Rich- lc Dicko Conradg Bill - Miss Crissman, Barrett mireg ptorian, J on page 3J to express those who the eve- locked cp- Yesl street in imcrcial the Ling m hurrie-Sly .ive A C' ch of the Tha l Bank . 9 I-, powcrbv evening of aid I... ocal bank. ll receive come to amy, .md 'fails of ion to Wee F583 aortunity War ng duties :lime ion 2 our ,SLM cience C7445 OfZ'v1'r.5 to right: Qlflillllll' I,I'il'StK'l'. Nunn-5' Ilnllmam. Dick Sl1l'l'l'y. -lim XVilsm1, Dzlrrl-ll Shirvy. 60 PHOTOCR APHY SECTION Left to right: rl1l'l'I'y Xxrllitil Muxinv jumiscm, Hnrrim-1 NlL'Curty, jim XVilson. Pc-ggy jaunisrm, IJill'l'l'H Sllircy, llvln-lx Live-llgoml, C1-urge' NI 4- C fm y . Almlx' Lloyd. Hun NlLlfl'i'l'. ju- zmm- l'1'i4-sh-l'. IH-ggy NIL-- Lalllghlin. Nancy Hallman. R050 Ann LTHf.It'I'. Don Nc-lson, Bm-tty NVillizunson. Connic- Lionwclwr. Nlr. Ifvalns. CHEMISTRY Left to right: Dave Stmllmlk- cr, Eel Stvily, Dick Stih'lc'1', clilll' Nh-Lzluglilill, NI y 1' ll an Pgirsvll, IJUTCUAI Blow, Clll'IlIl Sliairrvr, Pliyllis Collim-r, lfn-cl llUhL'lll7l'l'jl0l', lDllll Bum-ni-ll, .lucly ll 0 v cl , Floyd Dovvr- spilw. Ni-il l, 5' cl i Q k . Xir. livzim. AUDIO VISUAL Left to right: Km-11 Adams, Kon XVilscm, I,.a1r1'y CI'iSSlllilll. Xlr. llvitl, jam-t Dunmirv, Blair Brown, Connie- Klucwv. H2lI'lJill'il Hoflnmii, josm-pliinv Nlurruy, hlllllt' Cnllioun, Paula Bairrm-tt, Numw' Lloyd, Dick Slivrry, Hairy .IC'VV2lI'l. GENERAL SCIENCE Left to right: 'l'm-ka-1' lh-1-ily. Alitlllll' Aililllli Nlr. llvitz, -lim Dmiglns, Don Patti-rsoii. -lim l5u1'l1-ii, Hill Clllllilllll, Dil-k Smitli. jc'rry Quinn, Holi NVoucl, Pillll 'l'ruup, Burlmrn Ungvr. jamicc NIL-Coy, Putty llc-vsimin, llolx-rtu -Inmison. ,Ivr1'y Slalglv. .lllliy NYl1itc'. 61 jf My W! WW I Xllllumallic-all NYi7zu'cl 2. NVntc'l1 'l'lmsv I il15L1'1'N! IS. SUDIHIIU in Hass Sm-tion I XX ml ll lmilv? 5. NVAIIVII full! fi, Gaining wviglll Bvlty? 1-sauna? S. NYAIIQ-lliug Im' Spulnilx 9. XVWNI-wm'lwl's 10, ls this ilu' xx'm'k mu ll HIIIINCIAIQ' Till pa-rioml 12. lmrvking for 501111-thixmg? 153. Scniors all work 62 8l Q 0LlfL6! ,l7A8l 8 I. 'l'lu-rc- they go! 2. Maple- Memories '3. BL-auntiful Snow mmm awmwfd - 1958 Front row: Cl to rl: Standing: Iucly Lloyd Dave Stoncbrukcr Myrna Purscll Nancy Lloyd Kay McCruiuor Nancy Hallman Vvlma Shick jim XVilson 63 4 Vacation days 5. The he-at is on' api emoried Inn fvflllllll, ml itul' in cliivfg Nlrs. Leek. ilKlVlS0l', Inn XYils0n, plmtog1'z1pl1s'1'. l'o the fain-ulty and students who liuve lu-lpecl us emu- pile and sell this book. our SlllCl'l'l' fllilllliS. Maple Memories Staff Seated, left to right: jim NVilsm1, Aloauim- l'rim-sim, Nlrs. 1,1-ek, lim Crillitli, -lllillllli' xlL'lXlt'6lllS. Standing: llairrell Sliirvy, 'Ibm lirice, Vi-Iii-im Kline. lilmliim' NYQI N2llll'f' NlRlI'Sl12lll, liusuliz' Rupp, ,Izumi-l Cormllaui. lil X: fy K , f I' ,. X. se ,fflxf-,ii . j I 4 2 Ns ff' ' a Q I ,AW - , rf. . fi? X ii g 3 i -s ,,. '2- in a MCA, Mean, f95! .vw 3, :ff .. i K' V- .il Q ' J L1 -N 1 fx mv-'f 5' fr! 4 V k ,R 5 K ' fax Q 2 - . 5 , ,. 4 1 1 'NT ' 21 . ,Eh .isyx L hit? '1 g,..,v,KN A9 .. M K ,,,4,, er LN f ' ir df I an X np' ' F ,, F I 'vs rf' I I , rin s A-' , 'P' , ' A 1 N, F' J X. fx K , k ,I x . 'X 5 , x 4' W1 J. 'VV Jn.:-4 ,L ,741 iw, , ,. wx, ef A -Q R 'Q pg fa.1?,s,, - gm ' ,. .wg Q, 257 I ri I , -,.,, ,X .X W Jfma, Waf!LeuJ5, may Queen, 19,58 enior .fJIffe1fw!anLl5 Hawrin-tt Mc-Curty lflillllll' l'1'in-stcl' Tom Brice Darrell Shin-5 67 Q, Cm Jdffmcfanfj- W, Q, 1958 lhyllln Cmlllm-1-l cggy xlCIA1lllj.fllIlll l I lf' Cilnlllllll Puulax Bum-tt 1 llir Slulffvr Larry Stitvlm-1' G8 K X X F? X N 1 1 l Q X X X IX A ix IQX It 5 I 'N 2 Q wr' Q f 1.9 E E V v .1 vga iwil Q ' wx ff! I I4 7 l 5 IN X .o x 0X F I I lfX ,X V 4 I: X 4 1 v 1 1 X' I -1 X-f 1-li -. -l 1 1 Lf' X I if N N Q Mg' X I g f E.,,q.,ik , .WEA ,, f.k, K fx A .H .Q ,fir .F 1 C lf xc . M. 'EW' , V-2 f . -lg, 9 . ' f' 'vig-gv 'ff Zyl ' .., 5. 'f L. nh g kgsx '4 skw.,,-. 1, I- ' vm. aww X TITS r 6 a Qs!! is , t 1 'Q' Sava Mm I ifffff-rw W Z?6Lf5A8fL6l! .SZAQJDLL 1 NON-LEAGUE GAMES 57- 1958 Nov. 29 ......... .,A.... R eynoldsville ...,.. ,.,A,.,,. H ome Dec 8 ..,. .. . Marion Center .. Away Dec. 6 .4.,.,.A, ..,.., P enns Manor .. . .. Away Dec. 10 ..,. .A.A,.. Sykesville ,......, Home Dec. 13... .,.., .... . . Marion Center .,...,.. . .......Home Dec. 16 .,...... . .,.., Sandy Township ......r . . ,,., Away Dec. 20 ......., ,4.,.1 S andy Township ,,,,,. 4..... . Home Dec. 27 ..,.,. .. ......, Reynoldsville .. .. . .. Away LEAGUE GAMES, SECTION 21, CLASS B - W. P. I. A. L. Ian. 3 .,..,. .. ,....., Shannock Valley . ..... .Home Ian. 7 ......... r.,..,.. W ashington Twp. ,..A ,......., A way Ian. 10... .... ..... B ell Township . ...... .. . Home Ian. 14 ....... . ....... Saltsburg ........,. Home Jan. 17. .....,. ...... E lderton .....,.. . . . Away Jan. 21 ........ ...Apollo ..., .. Away jan. 24 ...,.... . .. Elders Ridge .. . ,..,.. . Home jan. 31. ..., .Shannock Valley .. .... ....... A way Feb. 4 ........ ...... W ashington Twp. ..... ,.,.. . .Home Feb. 7... ..... ....... B ell Township ...., . ....... Away Feb. 11 . ..... Saltsburg ...... ,. . . Away Feb. 14 .. .. .. . Elderton .. Home Feb. 18 ......... Apollo .,..... ...Home Feb. 21 ........ ............ . Elders Ridge . ....... .... .... . . Away Coaches-Ralph Mazzotta, james Carrick 71 liiamilfy Standing, left to right: Cary jcwart, mzmzlgerg Dave Stonbralcerg Dan Crissmang Dick Shcrryg Dick Nolfg Tom Briccg Dick Powcllg Mr. Mnzzottu, coach. Kneeling: Ncil Lyclick, Bob Troupg Larry Crissmang Raymond Rummelg Bob jumisong Don Bussurcl. Standing: Bob Troupg Tom Briccg Dick Sherry. Kneeling: Bob Jamison 72 vmior uardifg Kneeling, left to right: Bill Hancock Blair Brown Kon XVils0n Larry Stitch-r Ecl Stcffy Don Patterson Standing: Larry Shircy, managvr Duane MCCaugl1vy Ronnie Slonigcr Clair Shaffer -Iixn He-lmick Bill llOll0I1lJ2lllj.,fll Mr. Carrick, coach 73 6AQ8lf'LCL6!8If'5 t to right: 1'11y11is Co11iv1', 1,klll1il 11Zll'l'l'1t, Connic Mc1o1'1', -llllll' 11111110 1JU1'l'4'2l Blow. .lmly I,I11yf1, A111111 Mzltlwws. A111111 x1il11Il'XVS, -Indy 1,1c1y11 741 2 xv ,L ,Ly k XXJQ. H O 4 ffl i N OR 'mf X S N ,ff-ff elk f If My f-4' - ' C ZQQ4 -Z U 7 641,54 of 58 JIM WILSON JIM WILSON 5i4El:l'5'P51g,JJ,HlPFlF3al4v1,5lelW53 at 55552 itidiflg as I ' la, llf,ig'ilg.5..il,,,l,....,,.....,.,.,,..,,. 2. FiHFEt5FFFlfF7lWlEfLrffFQT1 Our happy school days now are 0 re The dances we have shared And as we leave the closing door The plays and hall games that we held The friends we made in our good times These memories will be treasures Will last for-ever-more. That never can he quelled. Tune-Auld Lang Sync Words-Maxine jamison Dear class of nineteen fifty-eight What e're the paths our lives may take Alive you'll always he How ever far We roam In memories we all have shared Our dearest thoughts a11d fondest dreams To hold eternally. Will be of school and home. Oh, thanks to you dear Dayton High For lovely campus green, For classes taught by teachers loved, Each cherished happy scene. 76 mom - 1957-7958 Eighth Grade American Legion Auxiliary-Essay ,..,.... Iudy Hill and Judy Kuhns American Legion Americanism Award feighth gradej .,...i..i.., Donald Patterson Keystone Camp--American Legion Auxiliary .,,. ....,. I oanne McMeans Woman's Club-Outstanding Senior Boy ......., .,.,.,. R eed Fisher Woman's Club-Outstanding Senior Girl ..., ..,.... L inda Beck American Legion Essay Danforth Award ,.., . Readefs Digest Award ...,... Valedictorian 1957 .,... Salutatorian 1957 .,.,,..,o Commencement Speaker Commencement Speaker Farm Show Medal ,..., Judy Pence, Cfirstj and Roberta Stover Reed Fisher and Linda Beck Roberta Stover Roberta Stover jean Calhoun Reed Fisher Linda Beck Elzie Ferringer American Legion Auxiliary Americanism Award Ceighth gradel ,..r..., Judy Kuhns W , . ' -.gr y , ' ' .K ,ua-xy? I V rfb. lt in Y I X is Q QJC-WV 64 :akin Av ,pt M V' px.. ' 5? MSM A H Rf' hir' li, -wk MOJRJETQMMHVA Y i. gxixwnflli X1 i 2 9 H, ,F :ff 1, 'J ' ,- .W 'iq viii .iq x M' 2 ,L Q. . 5 vw i 9' Q qw l 1 , 197 A V' Q 4 5' h 4' 'X .r-A pf -14+ .Q eva- ' M mv Q 'Mf'5,qs ' 4 1, fy , 1 L f '.', xv ar - - 3 ' W fi 7-'-.1-. +7 f'7 gf' 1. way. , , 5 iff, P Q ' ' 'S' . -- ' . N fix. ' ff 1 'Z X ' X' ww' E' V 'J of. 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