De Graff High School - Pirates Log Yearbook (DeGraff, OH)

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Fre hmen on Charles Johnson, Arden Neer, Ray Downing, Richard Mees, Nelson Kaeck, Danny Comer, Billy Ray Knear Kathryn Cloninger, Judy Roby, Susan Roby, Sharon Krisher, Shlr- Mosslander ow Miss Ross, Jane Weeks, Lynda Linet, Iva Hocket+, Patty Dreher, Ruth Davis, Karen Hubble, Roberta Reeder, Patty Corkwell, Dol ores Cordrey, Rita Madden, John Williams, Bob Campbell cv Eldon Dodds, Harry Manahan, Bobby Detrick, Billy Detrick,Volney Wells, Earl Dodds,Tommy Delong, Don Carpenter, Ted Hayne s,Lloyd Stotler, Floyd Stotler, Brian McIntire, Charles Cain We have had quite an interestlng time in this, our f1rst year of high school The whole class is very proud to have Shirley Brackney, Sharon Krisher, and Rita Madden from our class as the three reserve cheerleaders Several boys in our class were on the basketball squad They are Chaz- les Johnson,Pete Williams, Danny Comer,Bill Detrick, Bob Detrick,Ted Haynes, and Arden Neer Don Carpenter was the manager of the basketball team this year, and a very efficient one, we hear We also had several boys on the football squad They were Pete Williams, Tom DeLong, Don Carpenter, and Ted Haynes Ray Downing was manager of the team Out student council representatives for this year are Barbara Henry and Nancy Dodson We think that the Student Council has really accomplished something in forming the D C1ub and we are all eager to know how many points we have earned this year This year, as last, we are selling garden seeds for a money-making pro- ject We also sponsored a chili supper before the Huntsv1l1e DeGraff basket- ballgame 15 1 fi: R Rod 2: ' ley Brackney, Barbara Henry, Nancy Dodson, Nancy Davis, Adele R 3: , R L:

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Q L1 ophomore Row 1: Jim Voss, Jerry Caldwell Charles Notestine, Billy Corkwell, Gary Reeder, Carl Lowery av Lulu Belle Trout, Georgia Zook, Patty Ieiss, Cody Nogle, Joy Baughman, Alice Musser,Joan Clay, Nancy C1oninger,Fonda Madden, Row 3: Miss Powell, Judy Emberling, Noritta Hengsteler, Deloris Trout, Mary Lou Haynes, Mary Easton, Mary Sue Ellis, Marilyn Ellis, Jean Amos, Normadene Shade, Dale Baughman, Charles Davis Row L Bob Jackson, Dick Taylor,Ned Shultz, Roger Thomas,Terry Krouse, Richard Walker, Norman Shade, David Hoffman, Kenneth Madden, Bob Craig, Don Petty, Paul Kuhn We started out this year with a change of biology teachers First Mr Lucas taught us, then Mrs Smith took over Finally, Mr Leighty became our P0I'm8Y1BI1t teacher subjects got stiff then All the teachers started clamping down on us We do hope we all pass, anyway We had five football players on the squad They were Carl Lowery, Bill Cork well, Charles Notestine, Dick Taylor, and Kenny Madden We also had seven basket- ball players They werez Carl Lowery, Gary Reeder, Charles Notestine,Dick Taylor, Kenmr Madden, Jim Voss, and Bob Craig Joy Baughman was the cheerleader from our class We are proud of all these students Jean Amos was our attendant for the homecoming ceremonies and Carl Lowery was her escort We had many music lovers in our class There were four sophomores in orches- tra, twelve in mixed chorus, and eight in band We thing the kids did a wonderful job and hope they keep it up next year We had two bake sales and a big dance this year and think we dtzd a wonderful Our Christmas party was a lot of fun and we are looking forward to more parties next year In fact,we have enjoyed this year very much and hope that the next year will be as enjoyable 14 I R 2: Biology was really stiff, expecially after the first semester. All of our

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EIGHT!-I GRADE Row 1 Pnncees Walker, Larry Heintz, Judy Lakin Sherrill Cloud, Joyce Hampton Steve Cbol, Carol Ellis, Shirley Kauffman Row 2: Mrs Williams, Tom Johnson, Jerry Haas Betty Elliott, Judy Wilcox, Rachel Ann Brown, Betty Strong, Erle Loffer, Kenneth Pulfer Row Donnette Krouse, Patty Manahan Ruth Coverstone, Pat Weatherby, Danny German, Larry Hill Bob Shape, Bill Brenner CLASS OFFICERS Vice President Joyce Hampton Secretary Judy Lakin Treasurer Steve Cool Student Council Larry Heintz Carol Ellis This year has been very eventful ,but then each year seems even more so than the last one We have our graduation exercises to look forward to and are already thinking of next year when we become lordly Freshmen fand get initiatedhll. We had several parties this year, starting out with a wiener roast at Sherrill C1oud's. RXIIIJBI' the football game and how many wieners the boys ate, kids? Then we put on our best bib and tucker and gave a dence for the Seventh Grade. It was quite an affair with all the deoorations and even programs for dancing. At Christmas we varied the rout1ne a little be go- ing oaroling and then having our gift exchange and refreshments at Mrs. Williams' . We wonder if the County Home and Hospital residents ever fully recovered from the effects of our carol- lng outside their w1ndows.J Our winter party, given in January, was a little different in that we had dancing, games, and moviesg followed by a saok lunch. f Some of the boys used hat sacks for their lunchesll The Eighth Grade boys who played on the Junior High Basketball Team were Bill Brenner and Danny Genan. Judy Lakin and Joyce Hampton led the cheering along with two Seventh Grade girls and they all made a mighty pretty picture. MEMORIES OF THE YEAR-Larry Hill always having something to saygAdmira1 Tomnn' Johnson sit- ting in Study Hall making paper shipsg Steve Cool being so worried as he was the only boy in 7th period study hall since he stopped taking phys ed ,Patty Manahan and Bobby Shape always az- guing about something trivia1gJudy Lakin having a noontime visitor every dayland we don't mean ind:lgest:lonl3Jerry Haas, Tom Johnson,and Larry Heintz beating a path to the Seventh Grade room and taking Billy Brenner along to chaperone the foraysg Sherrill Cloud trying to shut up the boys during class meetingsg Shirley Kauffman being the best speller in the roomgthe right hand rear corner of the rom having a monopoly on scholarship: and the great friendship between Judy Wilcox and Donnette Krouse being split asunder by Judy's move to Lewistown. All in all--quite a year!! 16 3: . . 1 President. . . . . . . . . .Sherrill Cloud