T HC SENIORS 98 ? PRCSCNT FOREWORD We, the 1952 graduating class of Dover High School, present the latest edition of the Swirl. It has been the primary objective of the staff to have this book recall friendships and enable students to relive the memorable experiences they had in Dover High. Along with this, we have endeavored to attain for this Swirl a position which will be creditable to the Class of '52 and to Dover High School. 31 0 CONTENTS Foreword Dedication Administration and Faculty Seniors .... Underclassmen Juniors, Sophomores, and Eighth and Seventh Clubs .... Sports Football Basketball Track Boys' Intramurals Girls' Intramurals Music - - - Features ... Page 2 Page 4 Pages 5-14 Pages 15-32 Freshmen - Pages 33-50 Pages 5 I -58 Pages 59-74 Pages 75-84 Pages 85-89 Page 90 Pages 91-92 Pages 93-98 Pages 99-1 10 Pages I II-1 20 3 DEDICATION School experiences help mold the individual and determine his future much like the strokes of the carver's chisel fashion his masterpiece. These experiences represent the hopes and sacrifices of our parents and this community. Plans have been made and fulfilled to provide churches, recreational facilities and schools. In school we learn to better ourselves through education, by accepting responsibilities, and by association with fellow students and teachers. Our teachers and counselors are responsible for imbedding the necessary inspirations in our minds to insure our success. The staff, in honest gratitude, dedicates this Swirl of 1952 to that with which we have been so generously provided—that, which accepted, is the basis for success —Opportunity. 4 Knowledge Supreme. Smiwnmn MVCC SCNMtS MR. D. C. LEMMON The Administration and the Administrative Policies of Dover High School are directed toward the maintenance of the maximum in educational opportunities. This end represents the rightful expectation of a devoutly interested community, anxious that its youth might be endowed with the tools for carving happy and useful lives. Working Tirelessly MlNClMi hwk'hich MR. OTTO V. WALKER MRS. HOLZWORTH General Office Secretary MRS. MATTERN Secretary to Mr. Walker 7 Providing Opportunities.... DOVER BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. SEIBERT President MR. ZOLLAR Vice-President MR. BUEHLER MR. MARSHALL Clerk Jerome H. King died in November of This school year. He served as supervisor of vocafional educafion in fhe adult evening school. Though his contact with the students of Dover High School was limited, it was enough to make his passing leave us with a feeling of having suffered a grievous loss. The Swirl joins the community in paying tribute to the memory of Mr. King, Christian gentleman, sincere teacher, and honest friend. MR. JEROME KING 8 Mr. Alexander Music - Choirs Mr. Armstrong World History Coach Miss Bair Literature 8 Grammar 7 Worthy Ideals...Real Mr. Cattabiani General Science Audio-Visual Aids 9 Friends......Impartiality Mrs. Cattabiani Special Education Mr. Daniel American Problems Mr. Daniels Chemistry General Science 9 Mrs. Davis Mathematics 8-9 Miss Eberwine English 12 Journalism Miss Eckert Home Economics Miss Ellet Physical Education Mr. Fagley General Math General Science 10 Mr. Fisher Shorthand Typing 12 Mr. Furbay Health Coach Miss Futhey Librarian With Kindness........Sincerity Mr. Harvey Bookkeeping Typing I I M iss Hawk Grammar 7 English 10 Mr. Heller Mathematics 7 Algebra 9 Mr. James Industrial Arts Printing Miss Keuerleber Latin 9-10 French 11-12 I I Advising.....Aiding Thus Miss Ley Art 7. Geography Girls’ Counselor Mr. Ritter Music - Band 12 Mr. Savage Speech Radio Dramatics Mr. Schumacher Physics Drive Education Mr. Schwarm Machine Shop Related Tech. Our Futures are Guided Mrs. S+reb School Nurse 13 Serving Us Indispensable Mrs. Stieber Attendance Officer Mrs. Beasley Attendance Clerk Mrs. Swinderman Cafeteria Dietitian Mrs. Horn Cafeteria Assistant CUSTODIANS LEFT TO RIGHT—Mr. Steely, Mr. Allen, Mr. Naylor, Mr. Bergquist, Miss Vielhauer, Mrs. Doidge 14 THE SENIORS!!! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .................Arthur Ross Vice President.............Janet Studer Assembly Representative Secretary-Treasurer Dolly Bory Historian ............. Evelyn Bitticker Judith Rinehart SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Savage, Miss Kneubuehl, Miss Ellet, Miss Beach, Mr. Harvey Found in Senior Hall Following the custom set by previous Senior Classes, we have chosen two students to serve as representatives of the Class of 1952. Janet Studer has been active in different clubs, a member of the A Cappella Choir, and a faithful helper in the Attendance and General Offices. Her friendly ways and ready assistance will always be remembered by her class mates. In Janet's Junior year she was chosen as our representative to Buckeye Girls' State and she holds the vicepresidency of the Senior Class. As Janet continues her education in college and her career in after life, we feel she will never fail to remain a fine representative of our class. REPRESENTATIVE SENIORS Jake Lengler, popular Senior boy, has been chosen as representative of his class for his co-operative attitude and his friendliness to all. Jake has been outstanding in both the scholastic and extra-curricular fields. In his Sophomore year, Jake, as president, led his class through a successful term ,and, as a Junior, he was elected to attend Buckeye Boys' State. Also during his Junior year Jake was chosen to be a member of the National Honor Society. He is a member of the Senior Hi-Y, vice-president of the Stage Crew and soorts editor of the Crimsonian and the Swirl. As a Tornado eager, Jake has received wide-spread recognition. He also played his position of halfback on the football squad very capably. We wish Jake the very best. 17 117 In All Entered ALPETER, JOAN BUSINESS Attendance Office Help 10; General Office Help II; Girls' Intramurals 9; Orchestra 9, 10; Usher Club II, 12. ARCHINAL, EDGAR VOCATIONAL Choir 9, 10; Craftsman Club II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Service Guide 10; Boys' Glee Club 9. 10. ALLEN, DAVID P. COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9. 10. II, 12; Debate 9, 10; French Club 12; Jr. Red Cross II; N.F.L. 9. 10, II. 12; Orchestra 9. 10. II, 12; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay”, 9; You Can't Take It With You”, 10; Arsenic and Old Lace”, 12; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Talent Bureau 10, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12. AUMAN, DEAN VOCATIONAL Assembly Committee 10; Band 9, 10, II. 12; Boys' Intramurals. 9, 10. II, 12; Student Council 12. BLACK, JIM VOCATIONAL Band 9, 10, II, 12; Intramural Managers II; Morning Announcer - II; Fighting Littles”, 9; Who Gets the Car Tonight”, 9; Senior Hi-Y 12; Student Council 9; Thespians 9. 10, II, 12. BLICKENSDERFER, ROBERT JERRY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Audio Aids 10; Band 9, 10, II; Biology Club II; Chemistry Club II; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10; Prom Committee 10; Photography Club 9, 12; Student Council 9, 10; Melody Masters Dance Band 9, 10. BITTICKER, EVELYN MARIE BUSINESS Attendance Office Help 9, 10. II, 12; Choir II; Class Officer 12, Historian; Girls' Glee Club 9. 10; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 9; Leaders' Club 10, II, 12, President 12; N.F.L. 9, 10. II, 12, Secretary 12; Prom Committee II; Student Council II; Student Service Guide 9, 10; Usher Club II. 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12. BEAR, RICHARD GENERAL Choir 9. 10, II, 12; Debate 9, 10; Flag Custodian 12; N.F.L. 9. 10, II, 12; The Family Upstairs”. 10; When Irish Eyes Were Smiling'. II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Council 10; Student Service Guide 9; Thespians 9. 10, II, 12; Boys' Glee Club 9. 10. II. 18 1946 Graduated 1952 BOOTH, JACQUELINE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cafeteria C'ub 10; Chemistry Club II; F.T.A. II; Jr. Red Cross ID. 12; Student Service Guides 9. 10; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12. CARRICO. JAMES WALTER COLLEGE ENTRANCE Assembly Committee 10; Biology Club 10; Choir 9. 10. I I. 12; Flag Custodian II; Boys' Intramurals 9. 10; Senior Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Usher Club 12; Varsity Football 9. 10, II, 12; Varsity Track 10. II. 12; Boys’ Glee Club 9. 10, II. BURKHART. ROBERT BUSINESS Band 9. 10. II, 12; Biology Club 10; Choir 9. 10. II. 12; Boys’ Intramural: 10, II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Usher Club 12. BUSBY. JERRY BUSINESS Boys' Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Red Cross 10; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Varsity Football Manager 9, 10, II. 12; Varsity Track 10, II, 12. BORY. DOLLY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9, 10, II. 12; Choir 12; Class Officer 12. Secretary-Treasurer; Crimsonian Staff 12; Debate 9, 10; F.T.A. II; General Office Help II; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross II; Leaders’ Club II. 12, Secretary 12; N.F.L. 9. 10, II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; School News Staff 12; Student Council 9. 10; Student Service Guide 10; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12; Pep Band 12. DOERRES, ESTA BELLE GENERAL General Office Help II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12. Wooster High School 9; Mineral City High School 10. CLEMENS. LOIS E. GENERAL Choir 10. II, 12; Home Economics Club 10. II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10. II. COX. RITA COLLEGE ENTRANCE Attendance Office Help 10; Biology Club 10; Class Officer 9. Secretary-Treasurer; Crimsonian Staff 12; F.T.A. II; Girls' l tramurals 9. 10; Librarian 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II. 19 Full of Anticipation EDWARDS, DOLORIS MAE VOCATIONAL Biology Club 10; Home Economics Club 10, II; Student Service Guide 10; Y-Teens 12; Radio News Staff 12. Uhrichs-ville High School 9. ESLER, DOROTHY GENERAL Choir 12; General Office Help 10 II; Girls’ Glee Club 10. II. EVANS, ALBERT GENERAL Choir 9, 10, II, 12; Boys' Intramurals 12; Varsity Football 9 10. II; Varsity Basketball 9. 10, II; Varsity Track 9. EGLER, MARILYN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Attendance Office Help 10. II; Choir 10, II; Crimsonian Staff 12. Treasurer; French Club 12, Secretary-Treasurer; F.T.A. II; National Honor Society II, 12; School News Staff 12; Y-Teens 10, II. FISHER, FREDDIE VOCATIONAL Craftsman Club 9, 10. FORAKER, SALLIE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12, Art Editor; Assembly Committee 10: Cla . Officer 10. Assembly Representative; Crimsonian Staff 12. Feature Editor; F.T.A. 10. II; General Office Help 10; Girls’ Intramurals 9, 10. II. 12; Jr. Rod Cross 9; Leaders Club 10. I I. 12; Morning Announcer 9. 10. II. 12. Head Announcer 12: Which Is the Way To Boston?’’. 9; Prom Committee II; School News Staff 12; Thespians 9. 10. II, 12; Usher Club 10. II. 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12. FOUTZ, SHERRIL ANNE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12, Music Editor; Assembly Committee 10; Band 9, 10. II. 12; Choir 12; Class Officer 10. Historian; Crimsonian Staff 12, Managing Editor; F.T.A. 9; Girls' Glee Club 9; Girls’ Intramurals 9. 10. II. 12; Leaders' Club 10, II, 12, Vice President II; Morning Announcer 10. II, 12; N.F.L. 10, II, 12, Secretary II, Treasurer 12; National Honor Society II, 12; You Can't Take It With You , II; Prom Committee II; School News Staff 12; Student Council II; Thespians II, 12; Usher Club 10. II. 12; Y-Teens 12; Pep Band 10. II. 12. FOUTZ, SUZANNE JANE BUSINESS Annual Staff 12. Girls' Sports Editor; Choir 9. 10, II, 12; Girls’ Intramurals 9, 10; Student Council 9. 12, Secretary 12; Student Service Guide 9. 20 For the Future Leaders in FRONK, ROBERT COLLEGE ENTRANCE Assembly Committee 10; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Crimsonian Staff 12. Associate Editor; Flag Custodian II; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, II, 12; Prom Committee II; School News Staff 12; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Stage Crew 12; Theatre Orchestra 10, II, 12; Pep Band 9, II, 12. FRAUTSCHY, JUNE ELLEN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Cafeteria Club 9; Girls' Glee Club 9, 10; Jr. Red Cross 12; Librarian 12; Y-Teens 12. GARVER, PATTY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff II, 12, Class Editor 12; Assemoly Committee II; Class Officer II, Historian; French Club 12, President; Girls' Intramurals II; Librarian 9; Prom Committee II; Usher Club 10. II, 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12. FROELICH, SHIRLEY GENERAL Choir 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9. GLOVER, DICK COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12, Art Editor; Assembly Committee II; Class Officer 9, President; Crimsonian Staff 12; Boys Intramurals 9, 10: Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12, Chaplain 12; Student Council 9, 10, II; Student Service Guide 10; Usher Club II, 12; Varsity Football 10, II, 12; Varsity Basketball Manager 10; Varsity Track 10, II. GRAEF, JERRY GENERAL Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Boys' Intrarr.urals 9, 10, II; Photography Club 9. GRAFE, ELIZABETH GENERAL Attendance Office Help II; Home Economics Club II, 12; Girls' Intramurals 10; Student Service Guide 10, II, 12. GRIESEN, CARL A. VOCATIONAL Boys' Intramurals 10; Stadium Club II, 12; Student Service Guide 11. 21 All Fields....Scholarship 0RIESEN, LOREN A. GENERAL Boys' Inlramurals 9. 10, II; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Stadium Club 9. 10. II, Vico President II; Varsity Track 10. GRIMM, THOMAS W. VOCATIONAL Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Varsity Basketball II, 12; Visual Aids 10. II. 12. GROH, MARJORIE ANN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9, 10, II, 12; Choir 12; Crimsonian Staff 12; F.T.A. II; Girl;' Glee Club 9, 10. II; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10; Leaders' Club II, 12; Orchestra I I; Talent Bureau 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12; Radio News Staff 12. GUMMERE, JOAN BUSINESS Choir 12; Drum Majorette 10, II, 12; Girls' Glee Club 10, II; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Orchestra 9. 10, II, 12; Student Council 10, II, Secretary 10, II; Y-Teens II, 12. HERTZELL, BETTY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Biology Club 10; Girls' Glee Club 10; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, II; Jr. Red Cross II; The Fighting Littles , 9; Prom Committee II; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12, Historian 10; Usher Club 10, II. 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. 12. HAGLOCH, LLOYD GENERAL Annual Staff 12, Sports Editor; Assembly Committee 10; Class Officer 10. II, Vice President 10, President II; Flag Custodian II, 12; French Club 12; Boys' Intramurals 9, II, 12; Intramural Manager 10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 10; National Honor Society II, 12; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Stage Crew II, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Varsity Football 10, II, 12. HEIDY, BARBARA BUSINESS Band 9. 10. II, 12; Prom Committee II; Student Council 9, 12; Usher Club II. 12; Y-Teens 9, 10. II. 12. HAMILTON, TOM R. BUSINESS Biology Club 10; Student Council 12; Visual Aids 9, 10, II. 12. Chief Operator II, Secretary-Treasurer 12. Athletics.....Music......Clubs HESS, SONNY VOCATIONAL Varsity Basketball II, 12; Varsity Track 9, 10, II. HOLLINGSWORTH, JEANINE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Choir II, 12; Girls' Glee Club 9, 10; Librarian 12; Y-Teens 10. II, 12. HIGGINS, KATHRYN MAY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chemistry Club II; Choir II, 12; Prom Committee II; Thespians II, 12; Y-Teens 12. Follansbee High School, Follansbee, West Virqinia 9; Charleston High School, Charleston, West Virginia 10. HOOTMAN, LAVERN VOCATIONAL Choir 9; Home Economics Club 10; Student Service Guide 10, 12. JENNINGS, NANCY COLLEGE ENTRANCE Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Choir 12; Girls' Glee Club 10, II; Girls’ Intramurals 10, II; Student Council 10; Y-Teens 10, II, 12. JACKSON, MARY C. GENERAL Choir 9, 10, II, 12; Home Economics Club II, 12; Girls' Intramurals 10; Student Service Guides 9, 10. II; Y-Teens 10, II, 12. JACKSON, LYNN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Assembly Committee 10; Cheer Leader II; Choir 9, 10, II, 12; Debate 9, 10, II, 12; Boys' Intramurals 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Jr. Red Cross 10; Morning Announcer 9, 10, II. 12; N.F.L. 10, II, 12; You Can't Take It With You . II; When Irish Eyes Are Smiling , II; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Senior Hi-Y 10, II; Talent Bureau 10, II; Thespians II, 12, President 12; Varsity Football 12; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10, II. JUDY, DANIEL BUSINESS Audio Aids II, 12, Vice-President 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Vice-President; Senior Hi-Y 10, I I, 12; Student Council 10. Accomplishing Much KARR, BARBARA DAVIS KEENER, CARSON DWIGHT COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9, 10, II; Music Librarian 9, 10. II; Biology Club 10 F.T.A. II; N.F.L. 9, 10, II; National Honor Society II, 12 Orchestra 9. 10. II; Y-Teens 9. 10. II. 12; Pep Band 9. 10. II Theatre Orchestra 9, 10, II. VOCATIONAL Choir 9. 10. 12; Boys’ Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Boys' Glee Club 9. 10. II; Varsity Football Manager 12. KELKER, JOSEPHINE KEARNS, JIM COLLEGE ENTRANCE Choir 10. II, 12; Flag Custodian II; Boys’ Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Student Council 9; Usher Club II, 12; Varsity Football 10, II, 12; Varsity Track 9. 10. II, 12. BUSINESS Choir 9; Girls’ Intramurals 9. 10. II; Orchestra 9, 10. II, 12; Y-Teens 9, II, 12; Theatre Orchestra II, 12. KIMBLE, SHIRLEY BUSINESS Girls’ Intramurals 12. KNAPP, HAROLD COLLEGE ENTRANCE Boys' Intramurals II, 12. KEPLINGER, JEANNE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Jr. Red Cross 9; Prom Committee II; Usher Club 12; Y-Teens 10. II. KORNS, SHIRLEY M. GENERAL Annual Staff 12, Club Editor; Choir 9; Girls' Glee Club 10; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10, II, 12; Leaders' Club II. 12; Prom Committee II; Student Council 10, 12; Usher Club II, 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. II, 12. 24 Leaving Nothing Unfinished LAMBROS, SOPHIA BUSINESS Choir 9, 12; Girls' Glee Club 10, II; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10, II; Y-Teens 9. 10. KREITER, NANCY GENERAL Attendance Office Help 9. 10, II, 12; Girls Glee Club 9, 10; Girls Intramurak 9, 10, II; Student Service Guide 10; Usher Club II. 12; Y-Teens 9, II, 12. LENGLER, JAKE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12, Sports Editor; Assembly Committee 10; Class Officer 10, President; Crimsonian Staff 12; French Club 12; Boys' Intramurals 10; Jr. Hi-Y 9; National Honor Society II, 12; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Stage Crew II, 12. Vice President 12; Varsity Football II, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, II, 12; Varsity Track II; Visual Aids 9. 10. LIESER, JACK COLLEGE ENTRANCE Biology Club 10; Choir 9, 12; Flag Custodian 12; Boys' Intra-murals 9, 10, II; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Photography Club 9; Science Club 12; Senior Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Student Council 9; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10. LAWLESS, PATRICIA LOUISE BUSINESS Annual Staff 12. Music Editor; Assembly Committee 10; Band 9. 10. II, 12; Choir 9. 10, II, 12; Class Officer II, Assembly Representative; Crimsonian Staff 12; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Leaders' Club 10. II, 12, President II; Morning Announcer 10. II, 12; N.F.L. 10. II, 12. Treasurer II, Vice-President 12; You Can't Take It With You . II; Eternal Life , II; Student Council 9; Thespians II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II. 12, Vice-President 12; Pep Band 12; National Honor Society II. 12. LAW, RUTH E. VOCATIONAL Home Economics Club 10; Girls' Intramurals 10; Jr. Red Cross I I. LIMBACHER, GLENN VOCATIONAL Craftsman Club 10, II; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10. MACHAN. MUERL LOUISE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9, 10, II; Crimsonian Staff 12; Debate 12; N.F.L. 12; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Thespians 12; Y-Teens II. 25 Gaining Understanding for LINDSAY, HELEN GENERAL Choir II, 12; Girls' Glee Club 9, 10; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10. II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 9; Student Service Guide II. MARKS, CAROLE BUSINESS Choir 12; Girls' Glee Club II; Girls' Intramurals II; Jr. Red Cross II; Talent Bureau II, 12. Cambridge High School 9. 10. LUDY, MELVIN M. VOCATIONAL MARSHALL, SARAH JANE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff II, 12, Co-Editor 12; Biology Club 10; Class Officer II, Secretary-Treasurer; Crimsonian Staff 12, Business Manager; French Club 12, Vice President; General Office Help 10, II, 12; Girls’ Glee Club 10; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Leaders' Club 10. II, 12, Secretary II, Vico-Pre'ident 12; Librarian 9; National Honor Society II. 12; Prom Committee II; School News Staff 12; Usher Club II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10. II. 12. MATHIAS, VERA ANN BUSINESS Choir 10. McCLANAHAN, DORIS JEAN BUSINESS Annual Staff 12, Faculty Editor; Choir 9, 10, II, 12; Girls' Intramurals 9; Jr. Red Cross 10; Prom Committee I I; Stud ♦ Service Guide 9, 10, II; Y-Teens 9, 10. McKITTRICK, BEN GENERAL Chemistry Club 10, II, 12; Choir 9; Boys' Inramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Science Club 9, 10, II, 12. McCOMBS, DICK COLLEGE ENTRANCE Class Officer 9, Vice-President; French Club 12; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II; Stage Crew II, 12, President 12; Student Council 9. 10; Varsity Football 10, II, 12, Co-Captain 12; Varsity Basketball II, 12; Varsity Track II. 26 Life — on Our Own......Taking MEARS, BRUCE VOCMIONAL Boys' Intramurals 9; Prom Committee II; Photography Club 9; Senior Hi-Y II, 12, Vice-President 12; Student Council 10, 12, President 12; Usher Club II, 12, President 12. MEARS, JIM GENERAL Choir 9, 10, I I, 12; Flag Custodian I I, 12; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9, 10; Photography Club 9; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Varsity Football 10, II, 12; Varsity Track 10. MENGES, RUBY J. VOCATIONAL Home Economics Club II, 12. MILLER, DEAN RAY VOCATIONAL Choir 9; Crimsonian Staff 12; Boys’ Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Student Council 12; Student Service Guide 10. II, 12; Boys Gloe Club 9. MEEK, KAREEN JOY VOCATIONAL Bioloqy C'ub II; Choir 10. II, 12; Home Economics Club 10, 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Student Council 10, II; Y-Teens 10, 12. Lisbon High School 9. MOSER, ALVIN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Choir 9. 10, II; Crimsonian Staff 12, Editor; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 9; School News Staff 12; Student Service Guide II; Boys' Glee Club 10. MOON, BILL VOCATIONAL Boy ' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Jr. Red Cross 9; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Council 9; Student Service Guido II; Varsity Football 10. II. MOORE, THOMAS SAMUEL COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9. 10, II, 12; Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Boys' Intramurals 10, II; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Service Guide 12; Thespians 12; Usher Club 12; Pep Band 10, II, 12; Radio News Staff !2. 27 With Us Memories of Good MUMAW, ROBERT L. BUSINESS Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Council 10; Usher Club II, 12; Varsity Football Manager 9, 10, II; Varsity Football Trainer 12. MURPHY, DONALD F. BUSINESS Boys' Intramurals 10, II, 12; Varsity Football 10, II, 12. PETERS, SAMUEL RUDOLPH GENERAL Cheerleader II; Choir 10, II, 12; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10. II, 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Stadium Club 10; Student Council II; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10, II; Sideline Announcer 12. PRESTON, PAT COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9, 10, II, 12; Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Choir 10, 12; Orchestra II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Theatre Orchestra II, 12; Pep Band 12. OERTER, JACQUELYN COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12. Feature Editor; Biology Club II; Choir 9, 12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Girls' Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Red Cross II; Photography Club 9; Student Council 12; Student Service Guide 10; Y-Teens 9. 10, 12; Swimming Club 10; Radio News Staff 12. ORR, DAWNA COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chemistry Club II, Secretary-Treasurer; Choir 10, II, 12; Class Officer 9. Historian; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 10, 12; Leaders' Club 10, II, 12; Librarian 10, II. 12; N.F.L. 10. II, 12; Usher Club II, 12. Secretary-Treasurer 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 12. RIEGER, KENNETH VOCATIONAL Band 9. 10; Photography Club 9; Boys' Glee Club 9. REICHMAN, HOWARD RICHARD VOCATIONAL Band 9, 10. II, 12; Biology Club 10; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, II, 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y 10, II, 12. 28 Times and Good Friends ROSS, ARTHUR DALE ROTHACHER, DAVE COLLEGE ENTRANCE Annual Staff 12, Sports Editor; Assembly Committee 10; Choir 9, 10 II, 12; Class Officer II, 12, Vice-President II, President 12; Crimsonian Staff 12; Drum Major II, 12; French Club 12; Boys Intramurals 9, 10; Jr. Hi-Y 9, President; Morning Announcer 10, II, 12; National Honor Society II, 12; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y 10, II, 12, President II; Student Service Guide 9; Usher Club II, 12; Varsity Basketball 10, II, 12; Var ity Track 10. RINEHART, JUDITH BUSINESS Choir II, 12; Class Officer 12, Assembly Representative; Girls Glee Club 9, 10; Librarian II, 12; N.F.L. 10, II, 12, President II; You Can't Take It With You , II; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Talent Bureau 10, II, 12; Thespians II. 12; Y-Teens 9, 10. II. 12. COLLEGE ENTRANCE Band 9. 10; Crimsonian Staff 12; Boys' Intramurals 10, II; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Jr. Red Cross 9; Senior Hi-Y 10, II, 12, Secretary II; Varsity Football II, 12; Visual Aids 9, 10, II, Secretary-Treasurer 10. SHONTS, JOHN M. GENERAL Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Craftsman Club 9, 10; Debate 10, II, 12; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10; N.F.L. 10, II, 12, Vice-President II, President 12; You Can't Take It With You , II; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Photography Club 9, 10; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Council 12, Vice-President; Student Service Guide II; Thespians II, 12, Vice-President 12; Usher Club 10, II, 12; Sideline Announcer 12. SMART, CAROLYN GENERAL ROUCH, RALPH COLLEGE ENTRANCE Chemistry Club II; Choir 9. 10, II, 12; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Jr. Red Cross 10; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10, II. SHOUGH, MICHAEL D. GENERAL Biology Club 10; Chemistry Club II; Jr. Hi-Y 9; Jr. Red Cross II; Senior Hi-Y 12; Usher Club II, 12; Visual Aids 9, 10. 12. Annual Staff 12, Class Editor; Biology Club 10: Crimsonian Staff 12; General Office Help 10, II. 12; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10, II, 12; Leaders' Club 10, II, 12, Treasurer II; The Family Upstairs , 10; Prom Committee II; Thespians 9. 10, II, 12, Secretary II, Treasurer 12; Usher Club II, 12; Y-Teens 9. 10, II. 12. SHUMAKER, DONNA COLLEGE ENTRANCE Choir 12; Class Officer 10. Treasurer; Crimsonian Staff 12; General Office Help 9; Girls' Glee Club 10, II; Girls' Intra-murals 9, 10, II; National Honor Society II, 12; School News Staff 12; Student Council 9, 10, II, Treasurer 10, II; Y-Teens 9. 10, II, 12, Treasurer II, President 12. Looking for Opportunities SMITH, DON GENERAL Choir 9. 10. II, 12; Boys’ Intramurals 9; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10. II. SNYDER, THOMAS BUSINESS Choir 9. 10. II, 12; Morning Announcer 9. 10; Student Service Guide II; Talent Bureau 9, 10; Boys' Glee Club 9, 10, II. STEINER, JOSEPH G. BUSINESS Band 10, II; Crimsonian Staff 12; Jr. Red Cross II; Orchestra 9, 10. II, 12; Eternal Life , II; You Can't Take It With You , II; Senior Hi-Y 10; Student Service Guide 10; Talent Bureau 10, II; Thespians II, 12. SPIES, SHIRLEY ANN BUSINESS Choir 9; Girls' Intramurals 9, II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 12; Photography Club 9; Student Service Guide II; Y-Teens 9. II. STIEN, MARGARET BUSINESS Cheerleader 9. 10, II, 12; Choir II, 12; Class Officer 9, Assembly Representative; Crimsonian Staff 12; Girls' Glee Club 9, 10; Girls' Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Jr. Red Cross 9; Librarian 9; The Fighting Littles , 9; Student Council 10; Thespians 9. 10. II, 12. STOLLER, CAROL LEE BUSINESS Choir 12; Girls' Intramurals 10; Librarian 9, 10, II, 12 Chief Assistant 12; Orchestra 9, 10, II, 12; The Fighting Littles , 9; Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , 10; Student Council 10; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 12; Theatre Orchestra 10. II, 12. STUCKY, VERNA GENERAL Choir 12; Girls’ Glee Club 9, 10, II; Student Service Guide 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary-Treasurer 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12. STUDER, JANET GENERAL Attendance Office Help II; Choir 10, II, 12; Class Officer 12, Vice-President; Cri msonian Staff 12; General Office Help 12; Jr. Red Cross 10; Arsenic and Old Lace , 12; Prom Committee II; Student Service Guide 10; Thespians 12; Usher Club 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12. 30 To Spread Our Wings TAWNEY, ANNA MARY BUSINESS Choir 10, II, 12; Girls' Intramurals II; Jr. Red Cross 12. New Philadelphia High School 9. TARULLI, CHESTER BUSINESS Audio Aids II, 12, President 12; Choir 9; Intramural Managers 9. 10; Visual Aids 9, 10. SWONGER, AUDREY MAE BUSINESS Bolivar High School 9, 10, I I. THOMPSON, DAVE VOCATIONAL Biology Club 10; Craftsman Club II; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10. II; Jr. Red Cross 10; Prom Committee II; Senior Hi-Y II, 12; Student Service Guide 10, II, 12, President 12; Usher Club II. 12. WALTERS, BETTY LOU BUSINESS Annual Staff 12, Co-Editor; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Crimsonian Staff 12, Circulation Manager; Debate 9; French Club II; Girls’ Intramurals 9, 10, II; Jr. Red Cross 9; Leaders Club II, 12; Morning Announcer 10, II, 12; N.F.L. 9, 10, II; National Honor Society II, 12; Orchestra 9, 10, II, 12; Prom Committee II; Student Council 12. Treasurer; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Band II, 12; Theatre Orchestra II. 12. VASBINDER, WILLIAM DALE BUSINESS Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, 12; Senior Hi-Y 12. VON ALLMAN, GENE BUSINESS Choir 9. 10, II, 12; Boys' Intramurals 9, 10; Boys' Glee Club 9. 10. II WEINSZ, PAT GENERAL Annual Staff 12, Business Manager; Biology Club 10; General Office Help 10, 12; Girls' Glee Club 10; Girls’ Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12: Jr. Red Cross 9; Prom Committee II; Photography Club 9; Student Service Guide 9; Usher Club 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9. 10. II, 12. 31 We Reluctantly Leave D. H. S. WHITE, BOB COLLEGE ENTRANCE Crimsonian Staff 12; Boys' Intramurals II; Jr. Red Cross II, 12; Student Council 12; Radio News Staff 12. Uhrichsville High School 9, 10. WERTMAN, HOMER EDWARD VOCATIONAL Boys' Intramurals 9, 10, 12. WIELAND, WALTER BUSINESS Boys' Intramurals 10. WINKLER, MARLENE ANN VOCATIONAL „ m ... ,. Cafeteria Club 10; Home Economics Club 9. • 1 ra ,an II. 12. ZESER, LOIS JUNE BUSINESS Biology Club 10; Crimsonian Staff 12; Girls' Intramurals 10, II; Jr. Rod Cross 10, 12; Leaders' Club II, 12; Librarian 10; Morning Announcer II, 12; Student Service Guide 9; Y-Teens 10. EKLUND, BETTY GENERAL Girls' Glee Club II; Librarian 9; Y-Teens 9, 10. SHANKS, MONTE GENERAL Juneau High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 9, 10, II. The Class of '52, through a memorial gift ond the appropriation of the totol receipts from the public showing of its minstrel, mode possible the addition of the beautiful Conn-sonata Electronic Organ — a Student Council sponsored project. Miss Lorentz, advisor for the Swirl, is the school organist. 32 The Juniors — The In-Betweens President Vice President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Daniel Groh Secretary-Treasurer Ellen Feller Jerry Kreighbaum Historian Maxine Goosman Assembly Representative Norma Driscoll JUNIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Daniel, Mr. Blair, Miss Eckert, Mr. Daniels, Mr. Ramsey 34 Eager for Their Senior Year FRONT—Floyd Sherer, Glenn Murphy, Shirley Locker. BACK—Tom McCartney, Jack Marburger. LEFT TO RIGHT — Alma Schupbach, Janet Stringer, Shirley Rothacher, Marjorie Stealey, Sue Rosenberry. 35 Tolerating the Sophs •EFT TO RIGHT—Ronald E'hman, Margene Gopp, Norma Gerber, Clyde Grelsen, Bob Jones. LEFT TO RIGHT—Jerry Kreighbaum, Carolyn Krause, Esther Lamonica, Ray Kilchenman, Edwin Limbacher. LEFT TO RIGHT — Barbara Berndt, Norma Andrews, Nancy Dummermuth, Dale Gerber, Pat Feutr. 36 Smiling on the Lowly Frosh LEFT TO RIGHT — Charles Franks, Shirley Cozart, Irene Cerveni, Judy George, Ellen Cappillo. FRONT—Beverly Hawthorne, George Johnson. Mildred Grimm. BACK—John Hurless, Sue Judy. 37 Active in Social Life STANDING—Bob Gummere, Dan Groh, Bud Lahmers. SITTING—Kathryn McFarlan, Betty Hopkins. LEFT TO RIGHT—Lois Millhorn, Don Orr Ji Murphy, Bob Meese, Dola Moss. LEFT TO 'hire, Oli Burkv P T ',n,STad‘. Ma Vl Paul Beitiel. RIGHT—Tom Va Amistadi, Jenkins, rilyn Arm Ronald strong, Alo- Lysle Presenting a Swell Assembly FRONT—George Sacco, Mona Murphy, Twila Morgan, Mary Sica. BACK—John Maher, Ralph Moore. LEFT TO RIGHT—June Steiner, Nancy Wert-man, Jim Zifer, Danny Walker, Bob Waring. LEFT TO RIGHT—Jerry Haas, Anna Hefner, Shirley Homan, Patty Keller, Patty Kaiser. Sponsoring a Great Prom LEFT TO RIGHT—Maxine Goosman, Dottie Gintz, Nina Jones, Laura Gerber, Loren Griesen, Delbert Holcomb. LEFT TO RIGHT — Jack Strimbu, Marlene Wherley, Jean Selzer, Mary Walter, Dan Wilson. FRONT—Glenn Goodrich, Don Dummermuth. BACK—Merry Eberlo, Frank Ellwood, Ellen Feller. 40 Ready to Carve the Final LEFT TO RIGHT—Evelyn Ray, Roy Rice, Clara Jean Stein, David Mears, Kay Patton. LEFT TO RIGHT —Norma Driscoll. Gerald Curtis, Donna Bailey, Geraldine Biechler, Betto Dummormuth. Notch in High School Life LEFT TO RIGHT—Chuck Mears, Carol Kneuss, Marilyn Phillips, Shirley Lahm, Joanne Pongrat, Gerald Maurer. LEFT TO RIGHT — Barbara Watson, Bonnie Yackey, Marilyn Wendling. Gail Trustdorf. 42 LEFT TO RIGHT—Ronnie Horn, Sandra Thompson, Joyce Weisgarber, Lena Evans. The Sophs.....Pep SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Glenn Specht Secretary-Treasurer Mary Sica Vice President.......Carol Mumaw Historian Dolores Jeffords Assembly Representative Mary Lee Feutz SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISORS Miss Ebsrwine, Mr. Shough, Miss Hawk, Miss Keuerleber, Miss Lorentz and Energy of the School Homeroom 201 ROW I: left to right, Tom Stien, Earl Feller, Bill Waddell, Betty Millhorn, Faye Ryan, Marilyn Contini, Betty David:on, George Telle. ROW 2: Carolyn Wallter, Lois Walker, Martha Patton, Elizabeth Ellsworth, Shirley Rufener, Jeanne Phillips, Kenny Murphy, Charles Goodie, Mr. Shough. ROW 3: Jerry Regula, Jim Prysi, Charles Lowery, Franklin Rentsch, Glenn Specht, Tom Ellwood, Dalo Kurtz, Carol Herman. ROW 4: Roger Spies, Dick Gordon, Lemoyne Peters, John Fryer. Homeroom 202 ROW I: left to right, Shirley Gibson, June Kinsey, John Hoover, Sandra Krantz, Marilyn Lahmers, Nancy Zeigler, Arlene Mann, Mary Maurer. ROW 2: Janice Kennedy, Gladys Seward, Marilyn Maurer, Bill Haas, Carolyn McCartney, Betty Swihart, Dolores Jeffords, Miss Eberwine. ROW 3: Dan Fronk, Kenny Kaelin, Kenny Diehl, Ruth Webber, Marilyn Sewell, Donald Kaiser. 44 Advancing from the Lower Homeroom 203 ROW I; left to right, Jane Moser, Bertha Rennicker, Joan Scott, Betty Stull, Colleen Newton, Mary Sica, William Williams, Rachel Smith. ROW 2: Thelma Kurtz, Shirley Shull, Marilyn Greisen. Lowell Waggy, Phyllis Froelich, Carol Sundby, Nancy Yockey, Nancy Hayward, Miss Hawk. ROW 3: Don Winkler, Charles Slater, Joe Vaughn, Gene Arnold, Jerry Vaughn, Richard Steiner. Homeroom 205 ROW I: left to right, Maxine Murphy. Nancy Amistadi, Carol Mumaw, Sarah Shelatree, Tcm Hanner, Martha Wieland, Keith Espenschiod, Mary Kay Mercer. ROW 2: Pat Brewer, Sonia Levengood, Sue Hinerman, Bill Trachsel, David Lomady, Donald Vlad, Margery Render, Diane Deuvall, Carolyn Jennings, Miss Lorentz. ROW 3: Jean Galla, Armella Corbett, Carl Van Allman, Barbara Mattern, John Mitchell, Sam Adkins, Freida Walker, Dick Stoneman, Joyce Goodman, Tom Sewell. 45 Heading for the Higher Homeroom 206 ROW I: left to right, Willard Harstine, Judy Bay. Arlene Baab, Shirley Houze, Shirley Davis, Peggy Fazenbaker, Jerry Marlowe, Patty Hess. ROW 2: Caroline Albaugh, Margaret Haver, Gretchen Kenney, Lowell Bory, Dianne Bennett. David Menges, Norma Hess, Miss Keuerleber. ROW 3: Mary Lee Feutz, Ted Langos, Dick Miller, Dick Jennings, Clara Mae Randolph, Bob Barthalow, Julia Auman. 46 The Frosh......Largest FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President .......... Ralph Winkler Secretary-Treasurer Vice President Larry Rothacher Historian Assembly Representative Sandra Wolfe Beverly Hurless Patricia Angel FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Tipton, Mr. Furbay, Mr. Schumacher, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Schwarm, Mr. McCartney 47 Class in D H S Green Homeroom 215 ROW I: left to right, Nancy Beitner, Linda Luthy, Sandra Kaelin, Botty Wieland, Sylvia Vlad, Gail Goss, Laura May, Maxine George. ROW 2: Orpha Powell. Norma Morris, Bette Lou McKeever, Kay Kreiqhbaum. Betty Krebs, Jane Rosenborry. Beverly Schaar, Jacqueline Hess, Sandra Sullivan, Mr. McCartney. ROW 3: Shirley Baumgartner, Larry Schneiter, Shirley Pringle, Vera Lahmers, Walter Willoughby. Sheila Stucky, Richard Collinsworth, Tom Holmes. Arlene Renner. Homeroom 233 ROW I: left to right, Richard Lengler, Marlyn Maurer, Sue Stoneman, Naomi Stilgenbauer, Mary Alice Machan, Goldia Mann, Lellan McFarland, Delbert Walker. ROW 2: Barbara Schaar, Brady Hupp, Virginia Miller, Deloris Robis, Helen McNutt, Harold Auman, Kenny Walter, Bill Vierheller, Ruth Ann Mears, Mr. Schwarm. ROW 3: Earl Maurer, Beverly Stallings, Patsy Partridge, David Stoffer, Floyd Alexander, Charles Petrullo, Tom Lambros, Tom Miles, Linda Sewell, Paul Mitchell. 48 But Great......Serving Homeroom 229 ROW I: left to right, Thelma Anderson, Barbara Espenschied, Mary Renner, Richard Yenni, Dale Short, LaVera Bitikofer, Carol Shaler. ROW 2: Larry Davidson, Kent Courtright, Gene Dummermuth, Jerry Ernest, Richard Rippel, Tom McKeever. Mr. Schumacher. Homeroom 312 ROW I: left to right, Ruth Ann Jones, Barbara Barnes, Gail Van Epps, Anna Jean Gerber, Shirley Knisely, Cherie Weber, James Moore, Larry Rothacher. ROW 2: Bill Warther, Gerald Meek, John Beitzel, Gerald Barker, Donald Hanenkrat, Dale Reiger, Earl Miller, Clare Krause, Sylvia Jentes, Reba Harder, Mr. Fisher. ROW 3: David Smith, Dick Tristano, David Winston. Walter Jeffords. Donna Cotterman, Sally Baker, Pat Angel, Carol Lembright, Pat White, Dale Renicker, Larry Hamm, Clarence Evans, Dale Maurer. ROW 4: Sandra Wolfe, Carlene Lebold, Sam McNutt, Bud Mears, Bob Bertie. Junior Meese, Jim Webber, Carl Berndt. Chester Bennett, Tim Keplinger, Merrill Wise, Linda Bear. 49 Apprenticeship As Leaders Homeroom 313 ROW I: let to right, Donald Klein, Larry Maurer, Mary Ann Johnsdn, Sue Shaweker, Beverly Hurless, Joyce Trachsel, Jean Davis, Linda Lahmers. ROW 2: Carol Smith, Ruth Johns, Judy Gray, Glenda Kellcer, Marjorie Homan, Carol Kus, John Weisgarber, Emmett Reiger, Duff Helvoight, John Luthy, Mr. Furbay. ROW 3: Elaine Fronk, Norma Krantx, Elizabeth Torgler, Lynn Gordon. Barbara Gibbs. Kay Cotterman, Janet Mathias, Larry Daniels, Pat Miles, Ann Seibert, Earleen Boyd, Pat Lieser. ROW 4: Noreen Lahmers, Adrian Mathias. Clifford Winkler, Fred Swegheimer, Phillip Ray, Joseph Ray. Dick Jones, Jean Murphy, Dave Weinsz. Barbara Haines, Freida Lampe. Homeroom 324 ROW I: left to right, Richard Albaugh, Shirley Rohn, Martin DeVault, Clarence Hadorn, Donna Nye, Rosalie DeVault, Dorothy Dotts, Lenore Beyers. ROW 2: Mary Ann Pizzini, Richard Cutshall. Deanine Randall, George Struhar, Dean Gerber, Barbara Ellsworth, Bob Smith. Don Doidge, Mrs. Tipton. ROW 3: Joanne Winzer, John Boyer, Robert Eggan, Dean Edwards, Bill Gerber, Ronnie Bertie, Doylo Frautschy, Louise McPeek. 50 Eighth....Young, But Learning EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President Donald Gopp Secretary-Treasurer Judith Maurer Vice President Thomas Morris Historian Symma Winston Assembly Representative Norman Singleton EIGHTH GRADE ADVISORS Mr. Heller, Mr. Beyer, Mr. Fagley, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Caputo 52 Anticipating High School Life Homeroom 216 ROW I: let to right, Bob Gow, Shirley Hoover, Martha Mutersbaugh, Betty Totten, Betty Jenkins, Shirley Brick, Shirley Merryman, Dennis Potschner. ROW 2: Sandra Frantz, Linda Archer, Betty Ballard, Rita Zifer, Maura Cull, Doyle Edwards, Bill B’tticker, Jackie Adams, Gerald Haines, Mr. Beyer. ROW 3: Donald Packer, Jerry Kimble, Helen Lemmon, Marian Ream. Raymond Romig, Paul Rufener, Jane Zollar, Danny Jones, Nancy Haas. Homeroom 217 ROW I: left to right, Larry Fishel, Terry Bory, Betty Sayers, Beverly Smith, Julia Menges, Goldie Horn, Joann Waring, Shirley Everhart. ROW 2: Betty Froelich, Joan Cosgrove, Dick Mears, Dewey Grafe, Jim Wagner, Karen Abies, Sally Keller, Donald Stealey, Jim Weisgarber, Mr. Heller. ROW 3: Terry Shumaker, David Mathews, Blaine Striker, Shirley Haas, Richard Six, Bill Rea, Bert Link, Ruby York, Vincent Sandy, Terry Paisley, Albert Klein, Anna Mary Williams. 53 Choosing Their Courses Homeroom 213 ROW I: left to right, Symma Winston, Carolanne Mercer, Judy Maurer. Jack Hamilton, Jerry Dotts, Richard Sriesen, Paul Garver, Fred Siegenthaler. ROW 2: Robert Bovara, Karl Welsch, Tom Tarulli, Agnes Hewitt. Mary Jane Rausch, Bonnie Feller, Beverly Davidson, Marlene Siegenthaler, Betty Gerber, Carole Chaudrue, Mr. Caputo. ROW 3: Nancy Cosgrove. Lois Archinal, Frances Keriakis, Shirley Horrisberger, Tom Phillippi, Bob Studer, Joann Blackson, Eileen Lemmon, Jane Knisely. Marvin Baab, Tom Morris. Homeroom 232 ROW I: left to right, Robert Jones, Calvin Taylor, Earl Lahmers, Robert Luthy, Martha Hiltbrand, Gerald Reiger, James Young, David Hefner. ROW 2: Kenneth Judy, Regis Smith. Richard Gummere, Norman Singleton, Donald Gopp, Eugene Giannobile, Shirley Feller, Frances Bair, Mr. Fagley. ROW 3: James Dessecker, Peter Shough, Barbara Burkey, June Rinehart, Carol Hyer, Sue McKit‘rick, Barbara Krebs, David Pietro. 54 Thinking About Vocations Homeroom 214 ROW I: left to right, Terry Walker, Patrick Grewell, Betty Gleaton, Janice Kurti, Marjorie Melich, Alex Hutras, Walter Chumney, Duane Law. ROW 2: Shirley Curtis, Shirley Baker, Clair Christy, Carol Rothacher, John Kastor, Larry Becker, Vera York, Jerry Slenti, Mrs. Davis. ROW 3: Martha Lahmers, Andrew Spevak. Jim Dusenberry, Nellie Feuti, Jim Haas, Jerry Baker, Valera Hoffman, Wayne Piper. 55 Seventh.....Awed by Vastness President Vice-President SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Larry Zimmerman Secretary-Treasurer.........Kenneth Van Epps Kenneth Page Historian Sandra Regula Assembly Representative Kay Miles SEVENTH GRADE ADVISORS Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Lembright, Miss Bair, Miss Ley 56 Making New Friends Homeroom 323 ROW I: left to right. Billy Stallings, Dale Crone, Charles Cohen, Carol Groh, Frederica Syler, Mabel Maurer, Sharon Jentes, James Domer. ROW 2: Wanda Haney, Sara Bay. Benny Edwards. Eileen Wilson, Betty Bair, Joe Hefner, Wendy Robinson, Dale Kaiser, Miss Ley. ROW 3: Patricia Ruszin, Joy Hollwager, Dixie Burson, Kenny Egler, Marjorie Stoller, Terry Merry-man, Virginia Amistadi, Erlyne Wallace. Rosalie Maugnan. ROW 4: Bill Needs, Ronnie Manley, Bill Davidson. Nancy Kastor, Kenneth Page, Kenneth France, James Mizer. Homeroom 322 Cotterman, Dale Martin, Judy Miles, Lee Weinhardt. ROW 2: Tom Armstrong. Larry Stoller, Lance Cleveland, Lee Plunk, Kenneth Ryan, Sandra Grunert, Carol Gintz, Mary Ross, Mr. Lembright. ROW 3: Barbara Mochoskay, Ellen Hanks, Betty York, Lynn Price, David Heid, Donna Daniel, John Stein, John Sullivan. 57 Homeroom 316 Bewildered But Belonging Row I: left to right, Carole Rouch, Rosalie Obermiller, Ronnie Rothacher, Donald Wendling, Dale Packer, Karen Rice, Kay Miles, Edward Couts. ROW 2: Nan Denny, Rollin Steiner, Dale Fronk, Llewellyn Morris, Mike Thomas-Moore, Marlin Gordon, Roger Renner, Jack Shores, Miss Bair. ROW 3: Karen Regula. Robert Blackson, Jerry Ackerman, Dorothy Chapman. Tessie Hickman, Mary VonAllman, David Angel, Doris Hughes. ROW 4: Karen Hinig, Jamo: Holler, Delmar Kimble, Jerry Donzer, Card Young. Homeroom 321 ROW I: left to right, Jim Meeks, Bill Foraker, Terry Gray, Beverly Stien, Carol Hamm, Mary Ann Frautschy, Thelma Russell, Sandra Regula. ROW 2: Gary Renner, Rose VonAllman, Joe Mutersbaugh, Barbara Burkhart, Anne Willoughby, David Page, Roy DeVault, David Clemens, Larry Stucky, Donald Zeger, Mr. Armstrong. ROW 3: Ivan Weinhardt, Marjorie Miller, Rolands Karss, Bill Ankney, Jack Daniels, Bob Smith, Allen Lawrence, Tom Earley, Larry Zimmerman, Dick Hisrick, Lorene Couts. 58 Carvers of the Swirl SWIRL STAFF Co-Editors Class Editors Club Editor Faculty Editor Art Editors Music Editors............... Boys' Sorts................ Girls' Sports Feature Editor................ Business and Circulation Manager Sarah Marshall, Betty Lou Walters Pat Garver, Carolyn Smart Shirley Korns Doris McClanahan Dick Glover, Sallie Foraker Pat Lawless, Sherril Foutz Art Ross, Jake Lengler, Lloyd Hagioch Suzanne Foutz Jacque Oerter Pat Weinsz Junior Assistants Advisors Joyce Weisgarber, Marilyn Phillips, Maxine Goosman Miss Lorentz, Mr. James 60 Journalists Jurors CRIMSONIAN STAFF ROW 1: Donna Bailey, Rita Cox, Muerl Machan, Dolly Bory, Sallie Foraker, Lois Zeger, Betty Loo Walters, Donna Shumaker. ROW 2: Jim Wagner, Peggy Stien, Janet Studer, Sherril Foutz, Pjt Lawless, Carolyn Smart, Marjorie Groh, Miss Eberwine. ROW 3: Marilyn Egler, Joe Steiner, Dean Miller, Dave Rothacher, Alvin Moser, Jake Lengler, Bob Fronk, Sarah Marshall. ROW 4: Bob White, Art Ross, Dick Glover. Editor, Alvin Moser; Advisor, Miss Eberwine. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Larry Zimmerman, Rollin Steiner, Ruth Mears, Kay Kreighbaum, Sylvia Vlad, Susan Shaweker, Judy Maurer, Agnes Howitt, Virginia Amistadi, Sharon Jentes, Barbara Capper, Tom Armstrong, Ronald Rothacher. ROW 2: Sandra Krantz, Dolores Jeffords, Nancy Amistadi, Marilyn Contini, Jane Moser, Shirley Korns, Diane Deuvall, Judy Bay, Betty Lou Walters, Carol Rothacher, Barbara Burkey, Bill Warther, Barbara Ellsworth. ROW 3: Dove Mears, Paul Mitchell, Bob Jones, Jim Zifer, George Sacco, Allen Lawrence, Bob Smith, Jack Adams, Bill Bitticker, Sandra Wolfe, Jacque Oerter, Nancy Dummermuth, Suzanne Foutz. ROW 4: Ted Langos, Dean Auman, Gene Dummermuth, Dean Miller, Bruce Mears, Tom Hamilton, John Shonts, Bonnie Yackey, Nellie Feutz, Shirley Haas, Thelma Anderson, Dave Weinsz. ROW 5: Mr. Walker, Don Orr, Roy Rice, Don Dummermuth, Bob White, Mr. Senft. President, Bruce Mears; Vice-President, John Shonts; Secretary, Suzanne Foutz; Treasurer, Betty Lou Walters Advisors, Mr. Walker, Mr. Senft. 61 Creating....Maintaining Y-TEENS 11-12 ROW 1: Barboro Shaweker, Betty Lou Walters, Sallie Foraker, Donna Shumaker, Janet Stringer, Gail Trustdorf, Barbara Heidy, Verna Stucky, Jeanine Hollingsworth, Esther Lamonico, Margenc Gopp, Mary Jackson, Pat Weinsz. ROW 2: Miss Futhcy, Nancy Krieter, Bette Dummermuth, Ellen Feller, Shirley Korns, Carolyn Smart, Jacque Oerter, Barbara Karr, Pat Lawless, Evelyn Bitticker, June Frautschy, Deloris Edwards, Dolly Bory, Kay Higgins, Joan Gummore. ROW 3: Nancy Domer, Sherril Foutz, Lois Millhorn, Carol Stoller, Manorie Groh, Judy Rinehart, Kareen Meek, Janet Studer, Marilyn Phillips, Norma Driscoll, Nancy Dummermuth, Jean Selzer, Marlene Wherley, Ma y Walter, Betty Swihart. ROW 4: Pat Preston, Jacque Booth, Pat Garver, Sarah Marshall, Downa. Orr, Josephine Kelker, Betty Hertzell, Nnncy Jenn:nas, Bonnie Yackey, Marilyn Armstrong, Sue Rosenberry, Merry Eberle, Carolyn Krause, Pat Feutz. President, Donna SSumaker, Vice-President, Pat lawless; Secretary, Judy Bay; Treasurer, Nancy Dummermuth; Advisors, Miss Futhey, Mrs. Davis. Y-TEEN 9-10 ROW 1- Lenore Beyers, Gail Goss, Mary Kay Mercer, Rachel Smith, Sue Stoneman, Marlyn Maurer, Beverly Hurless, Mary Ann Johnson Sue Shaweker, Sylvio Vlad, Cherie Weber, Gail Van Epps, Ruth Ann Mears. ROW 2: Mrs. Davis, Judy Gray, Carole Kus, Ruth Johns, Shirley Gibson, Sandra Wolfe. Merrill Wise, Sally Baker, Beverly Stallings, Linda Bear, Pat Angel, Kay Kreighbaum, Kay Cotter-man Clare Ann Krause. ROW 3: Betty Davidson, Carol Mumaw, Dionne Bennett, Sonia levengood, Sandra Krantz, Jean Galla, Marilyn Maurer, Sarah Shelotree, Carolyn Jennings, Arlene Baab, Delores Jeffords, Phyllis Froelich, Carolyn Walker, Margery Render, Linda Luthy ROW 4: Bette Lou McKeever, Barbara Espenschied, Carol Smith, Beverly Schaar, Sylvia Jentes, Pat Leiser, Elaine Fronk, Marilyn Greisen. Carol Sundby, Judy Bay, Pot Brewer, Mary Lee Feutz, Carol Herman, Marilyn Contini, Diane Deuvall. ROW 5: Jane Moser, Donna Cotterman, Carolyn McCartney, Joan Scott, Nancy Hayward, Patsy Partridge, Barbara Mattern, Carlene Lebold, Sheila Stucky, Janice Kennedy, Joyce Goodman, Shirley Baumgartner, Ann Seibert, Nancy Beitner. 62 Extending......Christian Fellowship SENIOR Hl-Y ROW 1: Lemoyne Refers, Bob Borthalow, Joe Vaughn, Dale Maurer, Bob Waring, Charles Mears, Jerry Kreighbaum, Frank Ellwood, Dick Glover, Bruce Mears, Bill Moon, Jerry Marlowe, Tom Moore, Dick Reichman. ROW 2: Dick Miller, Charles Franks, Dale Gerber, Bill Vasbinder, Tom Hanner, Jack Marburger, Charles Goodie, Bob Gummere, Jim Mears, Jerry Maurer, Glenn Specht, John Shonts, David Wendling, George Sacco, Bob Jones. ROW 3: Mr. Senft, Jerry Haas, Edgar Archinal, Dave Thompson, Jim Zifer, Jim Kearns, Dave Mears, Doran Gordon, Clyde Greisen, Tom McKeever, Kenny Kaelin, Don Orr, Dan Fronk, Tom Ellwood, Glenn Goodrich. ROW 4: Larry Winkler, Kenny Diehl, Dan Wilson, Bob Meese, John Crowl, Dan Groh, John Mitchell, Dick Jennings, Dave Rothacher, Jim Carrico, Lloyd Hagloch, Bob Fronk, Jake Lengler, Bob Mumaw. ROW 5: Roy Rice, Ralph Rouch, Monte Shanks, Floyd Sherer, Dave Allen, Bob Burkhart, Jim Black, Don Dummermuth, Art Ross, Tom McCartney, Dan Judy, Sam Peters, Jerry Busby, Dick Bear, Jack Lieser. Pres., Frank Ellwood; V.-Pres., Bruce Mears; Secy., Jerry Kreighbaum; Treas., Charles Mears; Chaplain, Dick Glover; Advisor, Mr. Senft. JUNIOR Hl-Y ROW 1: Bill Bitticker, John Kastor, Jim Wagner, Duff Helvoight, Larry Maurer, Dick Lengler, Paul Garver, Earl Lahmers, Alex Hutras, David Hefner. ROW 2: Mr. Lembright, Ralph Winkler, Walter Jeffords, David Winston, Chester Bennett, Paul Mitchell, Clair Christy, Earl Miller, Ted Lambros, Marvin Boob, Dick Mears. ROW 3: Dave Weinsz, Gene Dummermuth, Dick Jones, Don Riggenbach, Phillip Roy, Dick Gordon, David Stof'er, Bob Bertie. President, John Weisgarber, Vice-President, Dave Weinsz; Secretary, Dick Lengler; Treasurer, Chester Bennett; Chapla in, Ralph Winkler; Advisor, Mr. Lembright. 63 This Way for the Intellects USHER CLUB ROW 1: Barbara Heidy, Carolyn Smart, Evelyn Bitticker, Dottie Gintz, Ellen Feller, Sallie Foraker, Pat Weinsz, Shirley Korns. ROW 2: Nancy Kreiter, Dawna Orr, Janet Studer, Sarah Marshall, Sherril Foutz, Joan Alpeter, Norma Driscoll, Pat Garver, Miss Hawk. ROW 3: Tom Moore, Jeanne Keplinger, Ray Kilchenman, Bob Meese, Bob Mumaw, Betty Hertzell, Bruce Mears, Dick Miller. ROW 4: Dave Thompson, Mike Shough, Art Ross, Jim Carrico, Bob Burkhart. Pres., Bruce Mears; Secy.-Trees., Dawna Orr; Advisor, Miss Hawk. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Sherril Foutz, John Crowl, Pat Lawless, Jerry Kreighbaum, Betty Lou Wa'ters, Jake Lengler, Donna Shumaker, Dick Mc- Combs, Patsy Weinsz. ROW 2: Art Ross, Esta Doerres, Frank Ellw od, Barbara Karr, Lloyd Hagloch, Judy Rinehart, Gerald Curtis, Sarah Marshall, Don Dummermuth. ROW 3; Joyce Weisgorber, Mari yn Phillips, Barbara Shaweker, Pat Feutz, Carolyn Krause, Dottie Gintz, Marilyn Egler, Dolly Bory, Evelyn Bitticker, Carolyn Smart, Miss Keuerleber. President, Art Ross; Vice-President, Lloyd Hagloch; Secretary-Treasurer, Pat Lawless; Advisor, Miss Keuerleber. 64 STUDENT LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Boy. Jeanine Hollingsworth, Diane Deuvall, Rita Cox, Judy Rinehart, Rachel Smith, Bonnie Yackoy, Caroline Albaugh, Marlene Winkler, Shirley Davis, June Frautschy, Downa O'r, Carol Mumaw, Joyce Goodman, Carol Stoller, Nancy Dummer-muth. Miss Futhey; Advisor, Miss Futhey. JUNIOR RED CROSS ROW 1: Janet Insley, Kay Miles, Kenny Ryan, Bert Hagloch, Shirley Feller, Anne Willoughby, Nancy Zcigler, Richard Lengler, Dixie Burson, Jim Wagner. ROW 2: Miss Ley, Carole Chaudrue, Beverly Hurless, Betty Davidson, Carol, Mumow, Donna Bailey, Pat Brewer, Sally Baker, Chester Bennett, Gerald Espenscheid, Bob Gummere, David Winston, Jim Heller. ROW 3: June Frautschy, Jacque Booth, Mary Lee Feutz, Shirley Baumgartner, Pat Feutz, Bob White, Clyde Greisen, Joanne Winzor, Joyce Goodman, Marilyn Groisen, Marilyn Armstrong, Shirley Spies, Jean Selzer, Anna Mary Tawney. President. Pat Feutz; Vice Prosident, Joyce Goodman; Secretary, Pat Brewer; Treasurer, Sally Baker; Advisor, Miss Ley. 65 Assisting the Administration GENERAL OFFICE HELP ROW 1: Margaret Haver, Mary Sica, Carolyn Smart, Janet Studer, Ellen Cappillo, Pat Weinsz. ROW 2: Mrs. Holzworth, Mrs. Mattern, Sarah Marshall, Esta Belle Doerres, Carolyn Krause, Mrs. Caputo. ATTENDANCE OFFICE HELP ROW 1: Norma Andrews, Barbara Watson, Janet Stringer, Alice Bair, Gail Trustdorf. ROW 2: Mrs. Beosley, Faye Ryan, Marilyn Wendling, Beverly Hawthorne, Oliva Amistadi, Mrs. Stieber. ROW 3: Virginia Warther, Nancy Kreiter, Evelyn Bitticker, Gretchen Kenney, Shirley Rothacher. 66 Talent Put to Use THESPIANS ROW I: Pot Lawless, Carolyn Smart, Dianne Bennett, Nancy Yockey, Dottie Gintz, Kay Higgins, Sallie Foraker, Sherril Foutz. ROW 2: Betty Hertzell, John Shonts, Lynn Jackson, Carol Stoller, Judy Rinehart, Peggy Stien, Jerry Marlowe, Mr. Savage. ROW 3: Ted Langos, Jim Block, David Allen, Dick Bear, Joe Steiner, Luverna Murphy. President, Lynn Jackson; Vice-President, John Shonts; Secretary, Carolyn Smart; Treasurer, Peggy Stien; Advisor, Mr. Savage. ROW 1: Lenore Beyers, Mary Kay Mercer, Betty Davidson, Barbara Shaweker, Marilyn Contini, Dianne Bonnett, Nancy Domer. ROW 2: Mr. Savage, Dick Stoneman, June Steiner, Marjorie Groh, Carole Marks, Judy Rinehart, Margery Render, Ralph Winkler. ROW 3; Jean Galla, Marilyn Phillips, Carolyn Krause, Dave Allen, Larry Winkler, Marlene Wherley, Carol Herman; Advisor, Mr. Savage. 67 We Speak.....You Watch NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE ROW 1: Evelyn Bitticker, luverna Morphy, Judy Rinehart, Sherril Foutz, Pat Lawless, Dolly Bory. ROW 2: Dawna Orr, John Shonts, Dave Allen, Dick Bear, Lynn Jackson, Mr. Savage. President, John SicntVice-President, Pat Lawless; Secretary, Evelyn Bitticker; Treasurer, Sherril Foutz; Advisor, Mr. Savage. VISUAL AIDS ROW 1; Lellan McFarland, David Winston, Jimmy Reichman, Earl Miller, Earl Feller, Duff Helvoigt, George Telle. ROW 2: Joe Vaughn, Dale Kurtz, Charles Goodie, Richard Steiner, Walter Jeffords, Donald Vlad, Mr. Cattobiani. ROW 3: Ray Kilchenman, Tom Hamilton, Mike Shough, Kenny Kaelin, Danny Fronk. President, Dan Fronk; Vice-President, Kenny Kaolin; Chief Operator, Ray Kilchenman; Treasurer, Tom Hamilton; Advisor, Mr. Cattobiani. 68 Ticket, Please.....Little Cop STADIUM CLUB I' ,ETc GJonnobi,e' Ben Edwords, Joe Hefner, Richard Griesen, Llewellyn Morris, Charles Cohen, Terry Gray, David Hefner o STni 8,11 Davidson' Da,e Maurer' Jack Daniels, Don Hanenkrat. Jackie Adams, Kenneth France, Kenneth Page, Mr Fisher ROW 3: Jerry Kimble, Charles Petrolic, Loren Griesen, Clyde Greisen, Floyd Sherer, Tom Sewell, Jerry Maurer, Bob Waring. Carl Griesen President, Clyde Greisen; V.-Pres., Bob Waring; Secy.-Treas., David Hefner. Asst. Secy.-Treas.. Jerry Maurer, Advisor. Mr Fisher SCHOOL BOY PATROL ROW 1: Donald Doidge, Bill Warther, Jackie Adams, Bobby Gow, Larry Maurer, Paul Gorver. ROW 2: David Winston, Tom Miles, Tim Keplinger, Junior Meesc. Charles Petrullo, Andy Spevak, Mr. Heller. Advisor, Mr. Heller. 69 Flash!....Good Morning, Students PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW 1: Jim Young, Lee Weinhardt, Charles Cohen, Keith Van Epps. David Clemens, Sharon Jentes, Wendy Robinson, Beverly Cotter-man, Carole Rouch, Marlin Gordon, Kenneth Van Epps. ROW 2: Mr. Fagley, Ben Edwards, Sara Bay, Joy Hollwager, David Angel, Ivan Weinhardt, David Pietro, Bill Needs, Bob Bovara, John Stein, John Daniels, Gerold Haines, Jim Wagner. ROW 3: Dale Maurer, Gerald Denzer, Andrew Spevak, Jerry Kimble, Corl Berndt, Delmer Kimble, Larry Davidson, Bill Bitticker, Mafvin Baab, Jim Dessecker, Kenny France. President, Dole Maurer, Vice-President, Jerry Kimble, Secretary-Treasurer, Carol Young; Advisor, Mr. Fagley. MORNING ANNOUNCERS ROW 1: Mr. Savage, Marilyn Phillips, Pat Lawless, Margery Rende . Lois Zeger, Betty Lou Walters, Barbara Shaweker, Sallie Foraker, Shirley Cozart. ROW 2: Patty Kaiser, luverna Murphy, Pat Feutz, Sierril Foutz, Lynn Jackson. ROW 3: Art Ross. Chief Announcer, Sallie Foraker; Advisor, Mr. Savage. 70 Future Homemakers HOME ECONOMICS ROW 1: Carolyn Walker, Betty Millhorn, Gretchen Kenney, Lois Cemens, Ruby Menges, Mary Jackson, Helen McNutt, Betty Stull. ROW 2: Miss Beach, Lois Millhorn, Gladys Seward, Kareen Meek, Orpha Powell, Elizabeth Gro'e, Miss Eckert. President, Elizabeth Grafe; Vice-President, Kareen Meek; Secretary-Treasurer, Gretchen Kenney; Advisors, Miss Beach, Miss Eckert. JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS ROW 1; Betty Totton, Janet Insley, Judy Maurer, Mary Jane Rausch, Betty Jenkins, Shirley Everhart, Rita Rife, Shirley Merryman, Martha Mutersbaugh, Symma Winston, Carol Mercer. ROW 2: Mi;s Beach, Julia Menges, Eileen Lemmon, Helen Lemmon, Joan Cosgrove, Nancy Cosgrove, Carole Chaudrue, Jane Knisely, Betty Say?rs, Marjorie Melich, Betty Gleaton, Betty Froelich. ROW 3: Sue McKittrick, Carol Hyer, Maura Cull, Frances Keriakis, Valera Hoffman, Nellie Feutz, Marian Ream, Shirley Haas, Shirley Curtis, Shirley Bakor, Shirley Hoover, Beverly Smith, Agnes Hewitt. Pres'dent, Betty Jenkins; Vice-President, Nellie Feutz; Secretary, Rita Zifer; Treasurer, Marjorie Melich; Advisor, Miss Beach. 71 Nous TraviIIons Derriere Les Scenes FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Muerl Mcichan, Marilyn Egier, Sarah Marshall, Pat Garver, Miss Keuerleber. ROW 2: Dick McCombs, Dave Allen, Jake Lengler, Lloyd Hogloch, Art Ross. President, Pat Garver; Vice-President, Sarah Marshall; Secretary, Marilyn Egier; Treasurer, Muerl Machan; Advisor, Miss Keuerleber. STAGE CREW ROW 1: Dick McCombs, Charles Mears, Jake lengler, Jerry Kreighboum, Robert Fronk. ROW 2: Frank Ellwood, Lloyd Hagloch, John Crowl, Mr. Senft. President, Dick McCombs; V.-President, Jake Lengler; Secretary-Treasurer, Lloyd Hagloch; Advisor, Mr. Senft. 72 Soup's On.....That Way, Kids CAFETERIA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Deanine Randall, Jo Ann Blackson, Mrs. Swinderman, Maxine Goosman, Mrs. Horn, Albert Klein, Earl Miller, Shirley Hoover, Shirley Rohn. President, Maxine Goosman; Secretary-Treasurer, Earl Miller; Advisors, Mrs. Swinderman, Mrs. Horn. STUDENT SERVICE GUIDES ROW 1: Mr. Harvey, Shirley Gibson, lavern Hootman, Peggy Fozenbaker, Sandra Thompson, Shirley Houze, Shirley Davis, Barbara Barnes, Verna Stocky, Carolyn McCartney. ROW 2: Tom Moore, Evelyn Ray, Orpha Powell, Jeanne Phillips, Shirley Locker, Martha Patton, Anna Mary Towney, Sonia Levengood, Janice Kennedy. ROW 3: George Sacco, Dan Wilson, Deon Miller, Dove Thompson, Sue Rosenberry, Clara Randolph, Andy Struhar. President, Dove Thompson; Secretary-Treasurer, Verna Stocky; Advisor, Mr. Harvey. 73 Scoop! Patriots School News Staff ROW Starril Foutx. Don Moser. na Shumaker, Alvif o' B°ry' “arilY Egler. Robar nk. Sarah Marshall. Miss Eberwi„e, Sallie Foraker; Advisor, Miss Eberwine. Flag Custodians ROW I: Lloyd Hagloch. Jim Mears. Jack Lieser. ROW 2: Dick Bear. Audio Aids ROW I: John Weisgarber, Clarence Evans, John Hoover, David Smith. ROW 2: Dick Tristano, Dan Judy. Chester Tarulli, Mr. Cattabiani. President Vice-President Chief Operator Treasurer Advisor ........ Chester Tarulli Dan Judy John Hoover John Weisgarber Mr. Cattabiani 74 Dutch, Tom, and the Boys VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: loft to right, McCombs, J. Murphy, Lahmen, Wilson, Hagloch, F. Ellv ood, Kreighbaum, Crowl, Mean, Kearns. D. Murphy, Glover. SECOND ROW: Equipment Manager Heller, Coach Armstrong, Jones, K. Murphy, McKeever, Hollingsworth, Hess. Jackson, Sacco, Fronk, Prysi, Wendling, Coach Furbay. THIRD ROW: Goodrich, Lengler, Strimbu, Kaelin, T. Ellwood, Jennings, Winkler, Carrico, Rothacher, Meese. 76 They Were Chosen For 1951 SCHEDULE WELLSVILLE—Sept. 14. Dover's Crimson Tornadoes looked exceptionally good as they romped over Wellsville 33-6 at Crater Stadium. Carrico was outstanding for the Crimsons os he displayed elusive running abilities. Tom Armstrong witnessed his first Tornado football game os assistant coach. Dover displayed promise for tho season. UHRICHSVILLE—Sept. 21. Sparked by Frank Ellwood, Dover quarterback, the Tornadoes smashed Urhrichsville 26-0. The heralded Tiger aerial attack never had a chance to get started as the driving Tornadoes struck for two touchdowns in the second quarter. 3,000 spectators in the Bengal stadium failed to see the home team score as Furboy's eleven dominated play in the last three periods. WOOSTER—Oct. 5. With Frank Ellwood once again sparking the Tornado attack, the Crimsons blasted Wooster 33-7 at Maurer Field. It was Ellwood, Bobby Jones, and little Jake Lengler, along with the Tornado line, that kept the Gene'als off balance all night. Jones, 134 pound halfback, electrized the crowd os he raced 66 yards for Dover's second touchdown. Nine Tornado backs continually riddled Wooster's defense. AKRON NORTH —Sept. 28. With Bud Lahmers, brilliant Tornado lineman, intercepting a Viking pass in the last 10 seconds of the game, the Tornadoes emerged with a 21-14 victory at Crater Stadium. Dover's passing attack sparkled that night as a total of 102 yards were gained on 8 completions. As was expected. North's Pignafelli and Vince-guerra we-e the mainstays for the losers. Tornado ends, Jake Lengler, Jim Kearns, and Dick McCombs played an outstanding game. MARIETTA—Oct. 12. A crowd of 3,000 watched as Dover scored its fifth straight win. Crater Stadium was the scone of some spectacular running by Jim Carrico, who, in the second quarter, pulled the Tornadoes from the short end of a 12-6 count by returning a kick-off for 93 yards and a touchdown. The Crimsons gained a total of 388 yards to 185 for the Tigers. Scoring three touchdowns in the final period, the Tornadoes emerged with a 38-18 victory. Dick McCombs Bud Lahmers Co-Cap+ains MANSFIELD MADISON—Oct. 19. The Dads of the Dover Tornado gridders were presented with a 39-0 victory over the Mansfield Madison Rams at the annual Dad's Night festivities. The Mansfield Roms were completely outclassed as the statistics showed a total of 298 yards gained for the Tornadoes and only 40 yards for the Rams. Bud Lahmers and Lloyd Hagloch led the Tornado line to a banner night of defensive play. CAMBRIDGE—Nov. 2. On this cold Friday night in November the Tornado gridders had two powerful olemonts to conquer. One was the potent Bobcats; the other was the weather. Old Man Winter made a dramatic entrance at Crater Stadium to provide one of the worst football evenings in Tornado grid history. The punting of Frank Ellwood and the great goal line stand by the Tornado line were the two outstanding factors in the hard-fought 12-6 victory for the Tornadoes. COSHOCTON—Oct. 25. Although the Tornado team was not up to par, it finally emerged with a 27-21 victory over the battling Coshocton Redskins on the loser's field. Trailing at the half 7-6, the Tornadoes come back strong in the second half with Carrico sparking the final drive. It was climaxed by a touchdown in the last two minutes by Dover quarterback, Frank Ellwood. SALEM—Nov. 9. Striking through the air as well as on the ground, the fighting Tornadoes edged Salem 26-21 for their ninth consecutive win. The Tornadoes were forced to come from behind twice to subdue the stubborn Quaker team. Tho passing arm of Ellwood and the running of Jerry Kreighbaum spelled defeat for the rugged Quakers. Dick McCombs, Tornado end, also ployed this position brilliantly. NEW PHILADELPHIA-Nov. 16. For nine long weeks the Dover Tornadoes indulged in the fine art of defeating their opponents. But all good things must come to an end. Before 6,000 fans at Crater Stadium, the New Phila Quakers closed the door on Dover's hopes of an undefeated season. Dottie Richards and Sam Miller led the 25-7 rout of the Crimsons. The shattered Crimsons were completely and decisively subdued by the spirited Quaker squad. 77 Ability....Sportsmanship JIM CARRICO HALFBACK 155 Lbs.—Senior DICK GLOVER TACKLE 215 lbs.—Senior JIM MEARS GUARD 155 lbs.—Senior Swamp Madison 39-0 Dover's Tornadoes, playing ex-ulosive but spott- football before 2.300 fans, smallest crowd of the season rolled to their sixth straight victory of the campaign Friday night at Crater Stadium, a 39 - 0 win over unimpressive Mansfield Madison. Coach Dutch Furbay’s Crimsons lacked the polish and fi-neese shown in other battles this season but still packed enough power on the ground to completely overwhelm the Richland countians. +■ It was again a case of ? superior ground offensive by the Tornadoes who, with Frank Ellwood. Jim Carrico. George Sacco. Kohhy Jones and Jerry Kreigh- ST AT1STICS I) M.M. First downs rushing ......... 12 1 First downs passing .......... 2 1 hirst downs penalties ........ I 0 First downs, total ......... If 2 Yards gained rushing ....... 253 36 Yards gained passing ....... -56 20 Yards iost rushing .......... II 16 Yards gained, total ........ 29X -10 Passes'attempted ............ 12 6 Passes completed ............. 4 2 Passes intercepted ........... 2 0 Passes incomplete ........... ,x 2 Fumbles ...................... 3 4 Fumbles recovered ............ 2 1 Opps fumbles covered ........ 3 1 Punts ........................ s x Punts, average yardage .... 42 35 Penalties ................... 45 25 haum running sharply from the T. piled up a total of 298 yards to only 40 for the Rams. Madison found the Dover defenses much too rugged and the Rums running game was completely smothered foy a Tornado line which, although not too sharp on offense, proved to be a ’r e defensive unit. „ The Tornadoes took the opening kickoff and marched 58 yards for their first t.d. and, for a few minutes, appeared to be on their way to a wide margin in the first period. The offensive bogged down, however, for the remainder of the period and the Crimson'- had t« settle for a 6-0 lead. Ellwood tallied the first .. down on a two-yard plunge ovei tackle. JAKE LENGLER END 145 lbs.—Senior JIM KEARNS END 160 lbs.—Senior LYNN JACKSON GUARD 160 lbs.—Senior 78 Fortitude.....Spirit DICK McCOMBS END 160 lbs.—Senior DON MURPHY GUARD 170 lbs.—Senior their best performance of the year, attempting to upset the favored Tornadoes and coming uncomfortably close to doing so. Dover needed the fading minutes of the final period and the flying legs of Jim (Crazylegs) Carrico plus the downfield blocking of Bud Lahmers, Don Murphy. Lloyd Hagloch and Dick McCombs to salvage what began to look like an upset. With five minutes of the last quarter remaining, the Red- BUD LAHMERS TACKLE 180 lbs.—Senior LLOYD HAGLOCH TACKLE 185 lbs.—Senior Carrico Sparks Drive Dover’s Tornadoes proved one thing conclusively last night. If there was any doubt concerning their ability and courage , to come from behind the pull a 'game out of the fire, this doubt was dispelled as the Crimsons electrified 2.000 partisan Coshocton fans by pulling from the short end of the score three times to whip the Redskins 27-21 in a battle which, for thrills, matched any in the long grid series between the two schools. In addition to proving their courage and determination, the victory kept the Tornadoes on the unbeaten trail, the win being the seventh straight for the Crimsons. As predicted, the battle developed into a tight, bitter struggle from the opening kickoff with the Braves, who turned in STATISTICS First downs rushing First downs passing First downs total Yards gained rushing Yards gained passing Yards lost rushing Yards gained, total Passes attempted Passes completed Passes incomplete Passes, intercepted by Fumbles Fumbles recovered Opps fumbles covered Punts Punts, average yardage Penalties 10 2 1? 264 1 25 322 11 2 7 • 3 1 2 3 42 40 C 4 1 5 247 129 50 326 9 2 7 2 3 1 2 7 n 5 FRANK ELLWOOD QUARTERBACK 175 lbs.—Junior skins, trailing 20 - 14, struck back as they had twice before. JIM MURPHY TACKLE 190 lbs.—Junior 79 and Coolness.....Presented Game Photographer ALTON SEIBERT Varsity Managers—BUSBY, LENGLER, KEENER. WARING, BURTLE Stadium Custodian GEORGE YACKEY Scorelceeper—AL SENFT Trainer BOB MUMAW Equipment Manager HELLER 80 0. H. S. with a Successful GEORGE SACCO HALFBACK 150 lbs.—Junior JERRY KREIGHBAUM FULLBACK 175 lbs.—Junior BOB JONES HALFBACK 135 lbs.—Junior GLENN GOODRICH QUARTERBACK 39-18 When you can keep the foe guessing and unleash an unexpected scoring .punch at a crucial stage of the game you will win bell games. That is what Dover's Tornadoes did last night at Crater Stadium before a crowd of 3.000 vho watched the Crimsons sweep to their fifth consecutive victory of the campaign, a decisive 39-18 win over Marietta's stubborn Tigers. Wi h Bengal strategy keyed to stop Dover’s Frank Etlwood. probably one of the best T-quarterbacks in the state. Jim Carrico pulled the Tornadoes from the short end of a 12-6 count in the second period with a brilliant 93-yard kickoff return to give the Crimsons the margin they needed. • vrom that stage of (he battle until lhe final gun it became increasingly obvious that Coach Dutch Furbay's corps of ball carriers have more then one man capable of breaking a game wide 9pen. For Carrico, who flashed brilliantly in the opener against Wellsville. (he run, longest o! the year for the Tornadoes, was a personal triumph. The lithe track star had been playing under Kenny Murphy at a wing-back slot for two weeks but stepped back into the role he held in the opener last night. After grabbing that 13 - 12 lead on El I wood’s placement. Dover threw back bitter thrusts by the Tigeis. Marietta wasn't finished, h wever, until the Crimsons ' aged a 19 - point scoring spree m the last period. EM wood, making a determined bid for all - Ohio honois, still, managed to glitter K rightly despite the attention given him by the Tiger defenses. Tt was his sweep to the five - yard line early in the third period that set up Dover’s third t.d. and gave the Tornadoes a 20-12 lead. Blast Tigers DAVE ROTHACHER GUARD 155 lbs.—Senior KEN KAELIN END 155 lbs.—Sophomore 145 lbs.—Junior 81 Season Congratulations! TOM ELLWOOD END 150 lbs.—Sophomore ■■■■■■■ DAN WILSON TACKLE 190 lbs.—Junior TipSalem 26-21 For WinNo.9 Paced by the brilliant passing arm and churning legs of Frank Ell wood. Dover’s Tornaodes conquered a stubborn band of Salem Quakers 26 - 21 Friday night at Salem to stretch their unbeaten string to nine consecutive games and so enter their “go for broke” series with the New Philadelphia Quakers next week th a spotless record, oach Dutch Furbav’s Crimsons were forced to come from behind twice last night to subdue a Quaker uprising which was led by a pair of halfbacks with blazing speed. Nelson Mel-linger and Bill Crookston. Statistics First downs rushing Dover 12 Salem 12 First downs passing 3 0 Yards gained rushing: 29 :t 206 Yards gained passing 157 0 .«rds lost rushing 24 31 Y.irds gained total 426 265 Passes attempted 12 7 Passe completed 7 0 Passes intercepted bv 2 Passes iiuomplete 4 5 Fumbles 3 2 Fumbles recovered 3 2 Punts 4 3 Punts, average yards 36 36 Penalties 30 5 KEN MURPHY HALFBACK 155 lbs.—Sophomore JOHN CROWL CENTER 160 lbs.—Junior 82 HAROLD RAMSEY Jr. Reserve Coach Varsity Scout Stars of the Future JR. RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I: Hutras, Graef, Allman, Rippel, Mitchell, Shough, Evans. ROW 2: Mathews, Lambros, Stoffer, Riggenbach, Link, Weinsi, Vierheller, Piper. ROW 3: Mears, Tristano, Willoughby, Murphy, Gordon, Phillippi, Swegheimer. JR. HI FOOTBALL SQUAD ROW I: Ankney, Rothacher, Stoller, Stucky, Jennings. Mears, Angel, Foraker, Stallings. ROW 2: Armstrong, Egler, Heller. Heid, Manley, Zimmerman, Clemens, Plunk. Coach George Elford. 83 Inspiring the Team VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: PEGGY STIEN, NANCY YOCKEY. JUDY BAY. BARBARA WATSON. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: CAROL SMITH. SALLY BAKER. SARA BAY. 84 A Stellar Unit Capable.......Reliable ART ROSS Center 6’ 2 — Senior SONNY HESS Guard 5' 8” — Senior DICK McCOMBS Guard 5' 8 — Senior Fielder Tops Foe 54 to 52 Chunky Dick McCombs, 5-foot J-inch senior guard for Dover High's Tornadoes, was the school's hero today. He personally accounted for a thrilling 54-52 Central Ohio League basketball victory last night at Zanesville’ by sinking a two-pointer with only 55 seconds left and the score deadlocked at 52.His feat gave Dover its second circuit contest and third triumph against Tuesday night’s 61-55 loss to Cantor McKinley. IN HANDING the Blue Devils a hard-to-take defeat, their second in league play against two victories, Coach Harold Ramsey’s Crimsons roared from behind in brilliant fashion reminiscent of their play on the grid iron this year. With a minute and 45 seconds remaining, the Tornadoes were trailing 48-52. Jake Lengler, star Dover forward who finished the game with 16 points, meshed two straight fi Jers to knot the count. Then can.e McCombs’ tiebreaking. game-winning toss. It was an uphill battle practically all the way for the Tornadoes as they trailed 14-10 at the end of the first period. 36-27 at halftime and 43-40 at the end of the third stanza. MIDWAY in the second quarter, Zanesville was on top by 13 points at 27-14. But Dover, with seven players breaking into the scoring column, slowly fought back in the next two periods. Early in the fourth, Lengler hit for two baskets to give a shortlived 45-43 advantage. l l el r ... Zanesville .'•! G 1 r. 4 1.culler G 1 . .. Bryjnl ! X • ?. I II wood 1 '! ICoss . . I.rvison 1 « •1 McCombs . Thomson t •! • 1 Hess Dopier 1 I Goodrich Unioin.-r :• 1 « 11 TOTAL im r JAKE LENGLER Forward 5' 9 — Senior FRANK ELLWOOD Forward 5' 10 — Junior JERRY DUPLER Forward 5' II — Junior 86 Steady, GLENN GOODRICH Guard 5' 8 — Junior TOM GRIMM Center 6' 3 — Senior BOB GUMMERE Guard 5 7 — Junior Speedy and Diligent Sink 17 Fouls To Triumph LANCASTER — Hard-presJeu for two quarters, Dover High's Tornadoes played imp-roved ball in the second half to make their Central High League debut a winning one here last night as they fought the Golden Gales 41-31. It was the second triumph for Coach Harold Ramsey’s visitors DON DUMMERMUTH Center 6’ 2 — Junior COACH HAROLD RAMSEY and the second loss for Lancaster, which invariably gives Dover rugged competitioin on the local court. As was the case in Dover’s opening-game decision over Dennison last Tuesday night, Jake Is ngler shouldered the scoring burden again for the Tornadoes. Ferity the outstanding eager on the floor, ttye Dover forward made 5 baskets and 9 of 10 free throws for 19 points and game honors. • • LENGLER’S performance was particularly pleasing in view of the fact that the Golden Gales pressed him closely throughout the duel and especially under the baskets. Kent Stahley, Lancaster’s lone letterman and a 5-11 senior, was assigned to Leng-ler and kept the Doverite star S in check during the first period when the Tornadoes scored only one basket but meshed six fouls. The first period ended with Lancaster leading 9-8 on the basis of Dover’s inability to connect from the field. But Lenglen polled three baskets in the second period, one coming ofi the first play of that stanza, and Dover pulled in front 19-12, allowing the Gales only three points. ! The scoring pace remained the same after intermission with Dover sinking 5 of 6 free throws in the third stanza. The closest Lancaster got to the Crimsons in that quarter was 30-23 but Dover held a 31-23 margin when ended. 87 The Action and the Outcome SCHEDULE '51-'52 SEASON RECORD - - VARSITY BASKETBALL Dec. 4 Dennison . 36—Dover 47 Jan. 18 Lancaster 59—Dover 63 Dec. 7 Lancaster . 31—Dover 41 Jan. 22 Uhrichsville .51—Dover 57 Dec. 14 Cambridge . . 39—Dover 43 Jan. 25 Cambridge .... 62—Dover 52 Dec. 18 Canton McKinley 61—Dover 55 Feb. 1 Zanesille 45—Dover 63 Dec. 21 Zanesville 52—Dover 51 Feb. 5 New Philadelphia 49—Dover 64 Dec. 28 Marietta . 43—Dover 57 Feb. 8 Marietta . . 41—Dover 61 Jan. 4 Coshocton 53—Dover 79 Feb. 15 Coshocton 3 1—Dover 49 Jan. 5 Newark .31—Dover .30 Feb. 16 Newark 46—Dover 31 Jen. 8 New Philadelphia .54—Dover. 59 Feb. 22 Chillicothe 45—Dover 53 Jan. II Chillicothe 49—Dover 46 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT RECORD — NEW CONCORD Feb. 29 Newcomerstown . . .40—Dover 62 Mar. 1 Cambridge 39—Dover 44 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT RECORD — ST. CLAIRSVILLE March 4 Steubenville...................43—Dover...........41 88 Up and Coming RESERVE SQUAD ROW I: Espenschied, Mears, Weinsi, Specht, Doidge. ROW 2: Manager Steiner, McKeever, Ellwood, Greisen, Rice, Gordon. Prysi, Coach Furbay. JUNIOR RESERVES ROW I: Lengler, Jones, Vior- heller, Ripple, Dumnermuth, Tris-tano, Ray, Smith. ROW 2: Coach Armstrong, Maurer, Weisgarber, Schneiter. Stoffer, Gerber, Winston, Mitche'l, Vasey, Rothacher. JUNIOR HIGH ROW I: Grafo, Weisgarber, Fronlc, Rothacher, Zeger, Stucky, Manley. ROW 2: Coach Heller, Miser, Gummere, Heller, Heid, Link, Ankney, Daniels, Zimmerman, Manager Duesenberry. 89 Showing Endurance...Will to Win TRACK TEAM a a a a o_a f t ’ f '3 ® 00H m 0OW oWf «Wf VAj L FIRST ROW: left to right, Mathias, Yockey, Sewell, Dillard, Strimbu, Grimm. SECOND ROW: Coach Campbell, Kreighbaum, Ellwood, Murphy, Carrico. Kearns, Manager Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Manager Fronk, Hess, Busby, Leng-ler, McCombs, Sacco and Waring. THE SEASON IN REVIEW Approximately 35 candidates were on hand for the initial track practice of the 1951 season. Forming the nucleus of Coach Don Campbell's squad were Lonnie Dillard, Jim Carrico, Jim Kearns, Sonny Hess, Franklin Ellwood, Bob Sewell, and Edwin Mathias. The Tornado thinclads scored their lone victory over the Dennison Railroaders. Outstanding for the Tornadoes in the 1951 season was Jim Carrico who placed second in the 220 yard dash at the Uhrichsville District Meet. This qualified Jim for the state meet, a great honor. Carrico was also high scorer for the Tornado squad. Other high scorers were Jim Kearns, outstanding hurdler, Frank Ellwood, discus and dash man, Bob Sewell, fine middle distance runner, Ed Mathias, distance man, and Lonnie Dillard, shot-putter and sprinter. The first meet of the season was a triangular event with Strasburg, and Millersburg. The Tornado cindermen were edged by a spirited Millersburg Spartan squad 60 to 58 with Strasburg bringing up the rear with 31 points. The remainder of the season was comprised of dual-meets with Dennison, Wooster, Uhrichsville. New Philadelphia and Cambridge. Dover also participated in the Wooster Night Relays, the Uhrichsville Invitational, and the Eastern Ohio District Meet at Uhrichsville. We shall all remember Don Campbell, a man who did great things for track as well as football and basketball in D.H.S. He not only coached the boys to be good sports; he himself set a fine example. Let's hope that the interest in track created by Don Campbell will continue through the years. don Campbell 90 Noon Time Notoriety........ INTRAMURAL CHAMPS VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL CLASS A — THE SPIKERS—Kneeling: Fronlc, Reichman, Moser. Standing: McKittrick, Miller, Keener, Auman. CLASS A — THE SWISHERS—Kneeling: Reichman, Moser, Fronk. Standing: McKittrick, Miller, Knapp, Auman. CLASS B — THE GORILLAS—Kneeling: Waggy, Specht, Auman. Standing: Arnold, Goodie, Vaughn. CLASS B —THE EIGHT BALLS—Kneeling: Harstine. Goodie. Standing: Regula, Mitchell, Steiner. Stoneman. CLASS C — THE PUNKS—Kneeling: Gopp. Law. Standing: Christy, Shough, Welsch, Gummere. CLASS C — THE LITTLE GIANTS—Kneeling: Dotts. Law, Vsughn. Standing: Griesen, Spevak. Duesenberry, Walker. 91 Loyal....Hard Workers 92 Managing After School Games LEADERS' CLUB ROW I: Mary Kay Mercer, Betty Lou Walters, Lois Zeger, Barbara Shaweker, Sallie Foraker, Evelyn Bitticker, Dolly Bory, Carolyn Smart. ROW 2: Shirley Korns, Betty Davidson, Sarah Shelatreo, Donna Bailey. Jane Moser, Judy Bay, Marilyn Contini, Carol Mumaw, Pat Brewer, Miss Ellet. ROW 3: Joyce Weisgarber, Marilyn Phillips, Marlene Wherley. Dawna Orr, Pat Lawless, Marjorie Groh, Sherril Foutz, Sarah Marshall, Barbara Mattern, Carolyn Krause. President.......................Evelyn Bitticker Secretary Vice-President Sarah Marshall Treasurer Advisor ................. Miss Ellet Dolly Bory Joyce Weisgarber Leaders BASKETBALL CLASS A LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolly Bory, Dawna Orr, Sherril Foutz, Sarah Marshall, Pat Lawless, Carolyn Smart, Evelyn Bitticker, Sallie Foralcer. CLASS B LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Bair. Twila Morgan, Oliva Amistadi, Mildred Grimm, Carol Kneuss, Judy George, Kay Patton. CLASS C ROW I: Agnes Hewitt, Carol Mercer, Betty Jenkins, Carol Chaudrue. ROW 2: Betty Ballard, Sandra Frantz, Eileen Lemmon, Helen Lemmon, Sue Mc-Kittrick, Carol Rothacher. 94 In Sports VOLLEYBALL CLASS A ROW I: Norma Driscoll, Janet Stringer, Barbara Shaweker, Joanne Pongrat. ROW 2: Mary Walter, Marilyn Arm- strong, Carolyn Krause, Marlene Wher-ley, Marilyn Phillips, Joyce Weisgarber. CLASS B LEFT TO RIGHT—Nancy Yoclcey, Jane Moser, Carol Mumaw, Phyllis Froelich, Nancy Hayward, Carol Sundby, Julia Auman, Dolores Jeffords, Marilyn Con-tini, Sarah Shelatree, Betty Davidson, Judy Bay, Pat Brewer. CLASS C ROW I: Betty Medley, Sharon Jentes, Frederica Syler, Carole Rouch, Doris Hughes. ROW 2: Nan Denny, Sara Bay, Carol Young, Karen Regula, Kay Miles, Wendy Robinson, Carol Groh. ROW 3: Virginia Amistadi, Marjorie Stoller, Karen Hinig, Dixie Burson, Dorothy Chapman, Joy Hollwager. 95 Assisting.....Requiring TIME AND SCORE KEEPERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Jeffords, Sonia Levengood, Jean Galla, Marilyn Maurer, Nancy Hayward, Carolyn Wallcor, Carol Sundby, Dianne Bennett. MRS. HERMAN Locker Room Assistant 96 Lots of Time and Work GIRLS' ACTIVITIES BADMINTON CHAMP Sherril Foutz PING-FONG CHAMP Sallie Foraker The Band. BAND FLUTES Julia Auman Martha Hiltbrand Clare Krause Sail Van Epps Jane Zollar OBOE Patsy Partridge Barbara Shaweker BASSOON Arlene Baab Barbara Haines E CLARINET Phyllis Froelich CLARINETS Betty Ballard Dolly Bory Barbara Burkoy 100 Donna Cotterman Nancy Domer Doran Gordon Marjorie Groh Sylvia Jentes Janice Kennedy Carolyn Krause Janet Mathias Ruth Ann Mears Miriam Ream Margery Render Beverly Stallings Ban Totten DIRECTOR OF MUSIC, MR. ALEXANDER Joe Vaughn Cherie Weber Joyce Weisgarber Marlene Wherley Sandra Wolfe ALTO CLARINETS Alice Bair Carolyn Walker Marilyn Armstrong BASS CLARINET Mary Kay Mercer Sue Stoneman ALTO SAXOPHONE Dean Auman Sherril Fouti Marjorie Stealey Patricia White TENOR SAXOPHONE Tom Moore and Maestros BAND BARITONE SAXOPHONE Carol Sundby CORNETS Carl Berndt Claire Christy Marilyn Contini Betty Davidson Eugene Dummermuth Charles Goodie Donald Gopp Barbara Heidy Kay Kreighbaum Pat Leiser Jerry Marlowe Marilyn Maurer Earl Miller Dick Stoneman FRENCH HORNS Patsy Angel Esther Lamonica Ann Seibert Robert Smith Betty Lou Walters BARITONES Chester Bennett Charles Franks Sonny Haines Dick Reichman Sarah Shelatree Jim Young TROMBONES Margene Gopp Pat Lawless DIRECTOR, MR. RITTER Adrian Mathias Barbara Mattern Dave Menges Roy Rice Mary Walter BASSES David Allen Jim Black Bob Burkhardt Dan Fronk Dan Groh Don Packer PERCUSSION Bob Fronk Willard Harstine John Mitchell Pat Preston Jane Rosenberry BASS VIOL Elizabeth Torgler 101 Down Beat ORCHESTRA 1st VIOLIN Lenore Beyer Normajean Gerber Mary Kay Mercer Joanne Pongrat Marjorie Stealey Joe Steiner Carol Stoller Ralph Winkler VIOLAS Linda Archer Kay Cotterman Barbara Espenschied Gail Goss Mildred Grimm Pat Kaiser Betty Meadows Joyce Trachsel CELLO Joan Gummere 2nd VIOLIN Ellen Feller Carol Hyer Carolyn Jennings Ruth Johns Carol Lembright Marilyn Phillips Carol Smith June Steiner Marlene Wilson STRING BASS Josephine Kelker Sue McKittrick Elizabeth Torgler OBOES Patsy Patridge Barbara Shaweke DIRECTOR, MR. YOUNG Sound Your A ORCHESTRA FLUTES Julia Auman Gail Van Epps CLARINETS Nancy Domer Sylvia Jentes Joyce Weisgarber Sand ra Wolfe FRENCH HORNS Pafsy Angel Esther Lamonica Ann Seibert Betty Lou Walters CORNETS Marilyn Contini Betty Davidson Pat Lieser TROMBONES Margene Gopp Barbara Mattern Roy Rice BASS CLARINET Sue Stoneman BASSOON Arlene Baab Barbara Haines TUBA David Allen PERCUSSION Bob Fronlc Willard Harstine Pat Preston CONCERTMASTER, RALPH WINKLER 103 Music Fills The Air.. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 1st SOPRANO Shirley Cozart Norma Driscoll Pat Feutz Kay Higgins Nancy Jennings Sue Judy Helen Lindsay Pat Lawless Betty Meadows Judy Rinehart Donna Shumaker Carol Stoller Marilyn Wendling 2nd SOPRANO Dolly Bory Irene Cervini Nancy Domer Marjorie Gr oh Maxine Goosman Pat Kaiser Shirley Lahm Carol Marks Janice McClanahan Kareen Meek Jacque Oerter Pat Preston Jean Selzer Anna Mary Tawney Gail Trustdorf Marlene Wherley 1st ALTO Nancy Dummermuth Dorothy Egler Sherril Foutz Suzanne Foutz Dorothy Gintz Joan Gummere Joanne Nigro Margaret Stein Verna Stucky Mary Walter Joyce Weisgarber 2nd ALTO Jean Baker Barbara Berndt Lois Clemens Shirley Froelich Jeanine Hollingsworth DIRECTOR, MR. ALEXANDER PIANIST, MARJORIE GROH STUDENT DIRECTOR, PAT LAWLESS Mary Jackson Sophia Lambros Dawna Orr Shirley Rothacher 1st TENOR Dick Bear Bob Burkhart Jim Carrico Dave Menges Lemoyne Peters Jack Strimbu 2nd TENOR John Goettge Jack Lieser John Hurless Ralph Rouch Tom Synder Andy Struhar Dick Stoneman Gene VonAllman BARITONE Albert Evans Glen Goodrich Dan Groh Tom McCartney Art Ross Glenn Smith BASSES Gene Arnold John Crowl Lee Hollingsworth Lynn Jackson Jim Kearns Carson Keener Ted Langos Jim Mears Sam Peters 104 Young and Promising JUNIOR CHOIR SOPRANOS Nancy Amistadi Earleen Boyd Donna Cotterman Joan Davis Elaine Fronk Marilyn Greisen Barbara Hainos Reba Harder Ruth Ann Johns Janice Kennedy Mary Alice Machan Carolyn Sue McCartney Ruth Ann Mears Mary Kay Mercer Gladys Miller Mary Ann Pizzini Marilyn Sewell Nancy Ziegler ALTOS Elizabeth Ellsworth Barbara Espenschied Mary Lee Feutz Judy Gray Norma Krantz Goldie Mann Marilyn Maurer Bette Lou McKeever Norma Morris Jane Moser Ruth Nye Deannine Randall Delores Robis Faye Ryan Barbara Schaar Rachel Smith Naomi Stilgenbauer Lois Walker DIRECTOR, MR. ALEXANDER PIANIST, MARY KAY MERCER STUDENT DIRECTORS, WILLARD HARSTINE, LOIS WALKER TENOR G ora Id Barker Bob Bertie Larry Davidson Larry Hamm Don Hanerkrat Willard Harstine Walter Jeffords Earl Maurer Tcm McKeever Tom Miles Paul Mitchell Jerry Regula David Stoffer John Weisgarber Carl Von Allman BASSES Harold Auman Eugene Dummermuth Clarence Evans Dick Gordon Lynn Gordon Richard Jones Tom Lambros Dick Lengler John Mitchell Richard Ripple Kenny Walter David Weinsz Larry Winkler 105 The Treble Clefs GIRLS’ CHOIR 1st SOPRANOS Olivia Amistadi Lenora Beyer Kay Cotterman Phyllis Froelich Gail Goss Dolores Jeffords Barbara Mattern Carol Mumaw Jeanne Phillips Jane Rosenberry Janet Stringer Sylvia Vlad Merrill Wise Sandra Wolfe 2nd SOPRANO Patsy Angel Arlene Baab Sally Baker 106 Linda Bear Nancy Beitner Jean Galla Judy George Maxine George Carol Herman Beverly Hurless Sandra Krantz Carol Lembright DIRECTOR, MR. ALEXANDER PIANISTS: MARILYN PHILLIPS, MARGERY RENDER STUDENT DIRECTORS: DIANE DEUVALL, MARILYN CONTINI Twi'a Morgan Marilyn Phillips Shirley Rufner June Steiner Barbara Watson ALTO Marilyn Contini Betty Davidson Diane Deuvall Lena Evans Linda Luthy Janet Mathias Margery Render Sue Shaweker Beverly Stallings Sue Stoneman Freida Walker Virginia Warther Cherie Weber Nancy Yockey Harmony Makes Beauty FRESHMAN GIRLS' ENSEMBLE GAIL GOSS. MERRILL WISE. KAY COTTERMAN, JANE ROSENBERRY. SALLY BAKER. LINDA BEAR. PATSY ANGEL. NANCY BEITNER. LINDA LUTHY, SUE SHAWEKER. CHERIE WEBER. JANET MATHIAS. SUE STONEMAN. GIRLS1 ENSEMBLE JEANNE PHILLIPS. DELORES JEFFORDS. BARBARA MATTERN. SHIRLEY RUFNER. JEAN GALLA. JUNE STEINER. NANCY YOCKEY. DIANE DEUVALL. MARGERY RENDER, MARILYN PHILLIPS. CORNET TRIO BETTY DAVIDSON. DICK STONEMAN. MARILYN CONTINI MUSIC LIBRARIANS BETTY DAVIDSON. MARGERY RENDER. GAIL VAN EPPS 107 The Music Makers PEP BAND THEATRE ORCHESTRA 108 Tricks and Trifles Fun and Frolic All In Our Spare Moments Recognize Us? Informality and Individuality To Carry With Us As We Leave D.H.S -
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