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V... in M 'Q .-Q. g-1.---- -.- '- us- TG.- 1---f ,vw-Q XX Ai Af With the prayer that sometime the nations of the world may unite in peace, We dedicate our annual to World Brotherhood. Lord, let war's ternpests cease, Fold the Whole world in peace Under Thy Wings. -Henry W. Longfellow udiford rom Offer Ofana! Seven foreign students from International House, New York City, came to visit our Dover community in Ianuary through the co-operative efforts of civic and school groups and interest ed persons. One of these students, Mr. Srinivasan, left the following thoughts with us The purpose of true knowledge through education is to realize and under- stand the differences among peoples and to work for a method by which we can make this World a happy place in which to live. These thoughts have been nobly expressed by the great dreamer 'Tagore' in Gitanj ali in the following prayer, Where the mind is without fear and the head is held high, Where knowledge is free, Where the world has not been broken up into fragments by narrow domestic walls, Where words corne out from the depth of truth, Where tireless striving stretches its arms towards perfection, Where the clear stream of reason has not lost its way into the dreary desert sand of dead habit, Where the mind is led forward by thee into ever-widening thought and action- lnto that heaven of freedom, my Father, let my country awake. ABOVE: Tossi Ishiyanagi STANDING: Myo Swe RIGHT: Mr. Srinivasan FAR RIGHT: Charles Adikpo NOT PICTURED: Florence Akana ABOVE LEFT Mary Hahn RIGHT: Susy Tharakau 'sas' fv. l -w .41 flriffcf' 15-213- Adi, 'ee wwf' 1 K ' sa., o 2' R rjlf' ,-!A my En 'His ,nf A Q 4 Jgfw I ' -- -4' +cT ',,-Q1 gag! S-g:,.L - N13 -, ' ' gk f ' 36+ i v s, A, L, If S2159 X Y Skin ? V- f TJ, n a. ' N sf- 5 is p ,-,r-.,.A 1' ,: iv., . ,iw 4-J.'-Q-iff , 7-. ' '- .54 - ' -1 'njj 'W as-Y-, , .Q V . - -N . -' Nwx -. n ' A .. 'A-14l'.7U1ffi ' ' ' .- .- - 5' .- , ' K-1,-'-','. I ,E wV,,,,. ,-,a I 1. ., -.. -T at-hm, - wr-5y'. -. , .A 4 M I N.,-, N3 'ia gZyf,i!25., .q,.:y,, . .1 ,, wa- -- -' QP' .- ' . -.wc .202 1f.u.3f,5x., - - . JM. . f -.2 ' -.L fr- eff-rn f V ,,gt5f,Q,!,,g g,a 5,:,..f-,, ,Aim-.w 1. . .. . K 1, ,, ,. , ,A Y.-. , -,,. - ., ' - 1 , -5 ,A Avfl-,Yun Q 4, Q, ,4 2, ., K- , A , , . 759' 2 f .f . .W .4 - fffegzew. g.,f.1,.,f.E- - , .. 15, 144.3 A' , Q. rtviii.-. Av- X-kKf,1.,-.'nw, Lg. tl, ix? T.. . , N x . F Uxgr,-1 4 J., 1-gg : .2-v,5.,- 'x.,'3'5. - -,. x , 133' sq -1'-'fg':'... .. , wh Q' V .Ll4,x.v . I Ag. . 1 I -V ,gh O4 an ,-' ,--,nfs -!.r,j,'11k,,.,.'5.+-'Pg 'r L jf F erinfenjenf 0 5ZA0og D. C. Lemmon Superintendent of Schools D. C. Lem- mon, who is a friend and cm inspiration to the pupils of Dover Hiqh School, de- votes himself to the management and the welfare of our schools. MRS. ROSE CAPUTO Secretary to Superintendent rincqoaf of Ebayer ,SZAOOK MRS. THELMA HOLZWORTH General Oifice Clerk 0. V. Walker O. V. Walker, with pcztient understand- inq cmd cm unfcriling sense of humor, ccrpcxbly meets the many responsibilities of Principal 'of Dover High School. MRS. ANNE MATTERN Secretary io Principal 7 CHARLES T. MERRINER Ohio University Ohio State University B.S.Ed. M.Ed. School Psychologist American Problems Maud of gyncafion Seated, Left to Right: Fred Syler, Dorothy Ream, Gomer Preston. Standing, Lett to Right: Robert Marshall, Karl Dilger, Delmar Lemmon, Ralph Buehler. .rib MCMA FEV' All. , -g-,, , Qtizlfl IEAN DURBOROW Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan Xavier University B.S.Ed. M.Ed. Student Counselor World History Y-Teen Advisor LAWRENCE H. ALEXANDER Oberlin College Cornell University Cert. in Music Talent Bureau Choirs THOMAS M. ARMSTRONG Tusculum College Ohio University A.B. M,S. Asst. Coach Retailing Spanish HELEN M. BAIR Mount Union Kent State University B.S. Ed. Advisor-Cheerleaders Grammar 7 Geography 7 ALTON I. BEYER Ohio Northern University Ohio University Ohio State University A.B. Assembly Chairman Grammar 8 X i CLIFFORD G. BLAIR Muskingum College Ohio State University Kent State University B.A. M.A. American History MARGARET IANE BLAIR Muskingum College A.B. Y-Teen Advisor English flfigh .Ja I -.f.f., MCM! FRANK R. CAPUTO University of Pittsburgh A.B.Litt. M.Ed.M. F.T.A. Advisor American History 8 A. LEWIS CATTABIANI Muskingum College Ohio State University Ohio University University of Pittsburgh B.S.Ed. M.A. Audio, Visual Aids Advisor Science 9 9 EDNA CATTABIANI Muskingum College Ohio University Special Education ROBERT R. CLARK Miami University B.S. in Ed. Band Instrumental Director Marching Band l:Q76'LClfLAy THOMAS H. CONWELL Kent State University Ohio State University B.S. in Ed. Stage Crew Advisor Industrial Arts DWIGHT A. DANIELS Bowling Green University Ohio State University B.S. in Ed. M.Sc. in Chem. Concession Stand Advisor Chemistry 10 LAURA EBERWINE Wooster College Ohio State University B.A. M.A. Advisor to Dover High News Staff Crimsonian Staff English Iournalism 'XJ 4' 2 FLORENCE N. ECKERT Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Club Advisor Home Economics WALTER S. FAGLEY Moores Hill College Indiana University Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Photography Club Advisor Mathematics 7 Science 7 'I WAYNE I. FISHER Oberlin School of Commerce Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Stadium Club Advisor Business GLEN O. FURBAY Muskingum College Kent State University B.A. M.Ed. Head Football Coach Gen. Science 9 Health CATHERINE FUTHEY Muskingum College Western Reserve School of Library Science A.B. and B.S. in Library Science Y-Teen Advisor Librarian SIG N. GUCKENHEIMER Ohio State University B.S. in Ed. M.A. Co-ordinator of Vocational Education Director of Adult Education RUTH E. HAMAN Wittenberg B.S. in Ed. Advisor to Prom Decorating Committee Art GEORGE I. HARVEY Ohio University A.B. M.A. Service Guides Business SI-IERLIE G. HAWK Denison University Western Reserve University Univ. of Wyoming Ohio State University A.B. Usher Club Advisor English jddfthy ROBERT L. HELLEB Ashland College Kent State University B.S. in Ed. Advisor to Safety Patrol Assistant Coach Equipment Manager Mathematics P. H. IAMES Ohio University B.S. in Ed. Charge of Bicycle Parking Business Advisor to Annual Printing Industrial Arts 'Il FLORENCE A. KEUERLEBER Flora Stone Mather College Western Reserve University A.B. M.A. National Honor Society French Club Language EDITH L. KNEUBUEHL Spencerian 5-. B.S. in Ed. Business Secretary to Music Department Business 6LClfLg,Ly ELMER R. LEMBRIGHT Kent State University Ohio State University B.S. in Ed. Iunior Hi-Y Advisor Industrial Arts ETHEL MARSHALL Marietta College Kent State University B.A. Grammar Geography 12 'tl :ff LORN S. MCCARTNEY Muskingum Colleqe Kent State University B.S. in Ed. M.A. in Ed. Co-ordinator of Extra- Curricular Activities Mathematics J f EVZLYN, M. MUIAAIS if Otterbein College I 5 BA ' .. ', Lenders I, ' lf',N.A. lntrd ulral Program Phy ical Education DONALD PETERS Mount Union College Kent State University B.S. Athletic Ticket Sales Manager Mathematics Science HAROLD E. RAMSEY Muskingum College Ohio State University B.A. M.A. Supervisor of Boy's Intramurals Supervisor of Health and Physical Ed. Assistant Coach 'MAXINE M. SCHNITZER College of Wooster Ohio State University B.A. M.A. Supervisor of Morning Announcements National Forensic League Talent Bureau National Thespians Speech Debate , , n7.u,5f-If J I G-. EDGAR SCHUMACHER Ohio University Kent State University B.A. M.A. in Ed. Senior Hi-Y Advisor Physics Driver Education GEORGE R. SCHWARM Akron University Kent State University Machine Shop WHEN SHOUGH Wittenberg College Wisconsin University B.A. M.A. Biology Science 'ii 'wr' -1. 1 1 gxxxqgex sc ' t x X L k. Q sg- I Yu, QV. RUTH SPEAR Ohio State University B.S. in Ed. Advisor to Annual Staff English !l 1 A R f , If v W NICK I. VROTSOS University of Alabama B.S. in Ed. ead Basketball Coach Asst. Football Coach Physical Education t B MCMA LAWRENCE I. WELLS Muskingum College Ohio State University B.A. Senior Hi-Y Advisor Mathematics DAVID YOUNG Wooster College Kent State University B.M. Orchestra Director Theatre Orchestra 13 MRS. ELEANOR M. BEASLEY MRS. ALBERTA WALTERS ow T17 MRS. EDNA STREB Attendance Clerk Attendance Officer School Nurse ,.,,XM,...Q ,R l,,l i I 3600! Cwafonhang Pictured above are the people who keep our school clean. Mr. Steely, Mr. Allen, Mr. Berqquist, Mr. Iohnson, Mr. Yackey, Mr. Sommers, and Mrs. Doidqe. MKS. RUTH B. SWINDERMAN MRS. ANNA O. DESSA HORN MRS. I. W. HAMILTON Cafeteria Dietztion Cafeteria Assistant Home Nursing Instructor . - - 1 ' f fa :N ' 'I A , , Q 3 I ,E V ' 5- Q Q lw'9v,, liz-sw:-QQ 4 4 If t1 I I f ' if 'cgi ' .fl I, , . . ' nu I 5. .1 , u ---,4- Q 4- :E U vs ' 4 l U ' J!!!--1 . J 5 -X.. F 11 , '52, k'- . - - T-L. 1 A 1 President .................. Larry Maurer labsentl Vice-President ....... ...... K ay Cotterman Secretary-Treasurer ...... ..... L inda Luthy Historian ................. . . . Carlene Lebold Assembly Representative .... ...... E arl Miller The Seniors will always re- member and appreciate their school days for the warm friend- ships they have gained, the helpful advice they have re- ceived, and the thoughtful prep- aration they have made for the future. Baccalaureate ..May 22, 1955 Commencement May 27, 1955 eniolf' C 0455 OMCQV5 a1f1,c!,x40!Ui50r6 Left to Right: Mr. Schumacher, Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Blair. 4 9-we x'l E9- NGEL X . snwl BAKER Vocahonal T Colleqo 'fb 5 ' Collggj , V' 4 I , 11' General X KP Q' up ' Y. Dy, mg.-,fA ,'.,,, 'K 'AX NJ Q k lf! ngffz' 4 'Y ' 11 8lfLLOl 6 LINDA G. BEAR College CHESTER BENNETT College ,Qi ,Y 454 C77 . P l L it . '- L ' x- f v 'X' '. Q N, ' Q V Q . -, -.. -f . , .x 'X , K K - ' f ixx , noumr: BERTLE X Vocational X-Pl' ---uv . ax xtm LENORE BEYER ANTIE BRAUN General Exchange Sludent eniom i ,Q J I V KAY ANNE COTTERMAN Nfl J, .. QA,-'.A.J ,ju JJ 61' J fs Z Q . 9 J L A t 5 i r-v Z n u I' , I M ,N xv. 1. LARRY DAVIDSON! General I 'Q fig MAE CHAPMAN General ,..4ur Q7 LARRY DANIELS College PAULA DISLER College ga? Q. 'GV 3 PATRICIA ANN CLAPPER General EUGENE DUMMERMUTH College 1 NPN if ul- r' ., I E342-11.6 5-gf.:.g2:Z.. in 'a qv- - 'Qs' f X Wav' xy ff A-p . W ul? J , Us L4 15 Q' ily' gf X 1 ,N al 1 1' A M ' ' R. A 5 'X -Q I. ,I,- X I 4 l' . , 1 D fs ROBERT EGGAN BARBARA ANN ELLUWORTH J V IERRY ERNEST BARBARA ROCHELLE ESPENCHIED Business Business General General X f , ' f' EW T 7 A -1 ' . , ' I . X sf J I A ,, 1 4' I X ,-1 J I GQ P, V, N N x x, ' 1 r iQ kr . 151754 non: rn AUTSCHY5 ELAINE FRONK 1 f l v lx XV X Vocational U College 1 V.g.Vr,. g, ' r T I N L J , :xg MAXINE GEORGE 'J BARBARA IEAN GIRBS I GALE LYNN GORDON General Business Q' l S College 49' v :X S J ly -4 ,A vu.. ff PQ -QQ' X015 af A '-.,4. 'S si-Q A e 'X Az 3 , hf , I 7' f endow :rm J s I I -57, .fi I T 1 f - ,. f 'J 4. IGAIL IEAN GOSS 5 Genotrcl x. I ff AR J I X 2- NI. 'wa YQ:- l- IU GRAY ' J erri., .Cu ' V' L Q A se Y 3 '- , - sf Q Ny A . J -7 J' N, eniom REBA HARDER Business 'X 'N XA: E? MARGARET HADLEY Business 4'-IJ 3 LARRY HAMM 4' QQF A K W' I 48,9 fy A elf 4 , 'B . , -Wifwigsww in . F, I Wi -f ' f ' I - A I Aziz' if, IK sb, W ,flu V, CLARENCE C. HADORN BARBARA ANN HAINES Vocational General E 1' I . 1 x , . Q Q X 54 X . A 7 L ,. 4 3, . 1 X X 1 . if Y y n X I P A DON HANENKRAT s ' General Business L pf! ,, dl. I ' ' f I - - 'silk ' . , 1 ,, -,Aw A DUFF L. HELVOIGT IACQUELINE MAE HESSX 'A , '- ,TIIQMAS D- HOLMES General Business ',.l ' Lvl I Business wif Miinx B Wffjff QV wi cr' 3 VV tung- 5.1 :mg . fx , 1 , : V X n,,1?ffjf,zf1' ' ,WH 1. ' 4 9. J MARIORIE ANN HOMAN BEIIERLY ANN HUBLESS Business lCc1llegl . - J yu, 'PN- RUTH IOHNS General RUTH ANN JONES RICHARD IONES Business Business ' ' -4' -Q e Jiri? Vv+y :P W ,A in L K K ,,.-1 1' ' ' ' 'I + f ,- ff . f X K 4 2 I ' Y I ' l,f',3 J ij is X K , Av :Q J A X , ,. 1 IQ 21 34 2.1: if I .qc WALTER L. IEFI-'ORDS Business 'J'- 1'-F? MARY ANN IOHNSON General SANDRA I.. KAELIN Business -'Q SYLVIA IENTES College eniom TIM KEPLINGER General Was 25' Fx ff' vig, frvs Q PCS 1 'K It' 2 , X Db '95 Q--.f V ' M .. MX et' Q' 'wx V Y - V J ,425 Ny? X1 f 5 1 'S eq 4 Ml.. 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LEBOLD cnnor. sur: LEMBRIGHT RICHAIBD Ar Llindmf f PATRICIA' ANN BIBEBI College y x General ik ' dqllgqg rl College I, '4 1 e 1 7 H-ff ' ' -71 ,lf ,near- 'uf' 'R xv-' 'EI-'P ff xi'-q,- nf G. 3 MACHAN ADRIAN IUNIOR MATHIAS fl General College fenqplf V 1 .J X 'X f I I ,Q I 1 9, L 1 7 r l T' -, S I gb -1 fl , ef fp SAM McNU'1'T Vocaiional Q., 'Y'-7 K' ls 'P J 'X::7 'sl' 5, , sn: ' if l' V -.gh I -.3 S. BUD MEARS RUTH ANN MEARS WILLIAM PATRICK MILES General General vocqlionql .-'lf L , f 1 ,f f Y. H V'J'1 fe L0l :5fJl wwf 4 ' ' 1 A' I I . A, .1 I I 1 I ' ' ' ' J I , rl! -uk V , A EARL MILLER GLADYS MILLER U ki y ' , J I V College Business ' . 'J J P' Q' kv , X A A7 'NJ- D NA HCHELL PAUL BAY MITCHELL R. IAMES MQORE L J' V 'General College Business, Q K -' 'fan 1 'J I' , ,955 6 In ., S. U' Nil? THOMAS IOSEPH MILES Business f Q 5 S . 4x Q s x x D 1 x Y ky 7 N ,, I ' x ' ! Q - x I ERRY LEE MURPHY ,J I Vocational vlfv 5 I V, f M 16' I V-'18 lg -cvs l 'fff' 3,5 wr:-3'-' 'y'vv ' 1 IHKTRIGIA PARTRIDGE CHARLES PETRULLO w If QT- Genpral General Business usmess G C' sr - . 4' J Q Ns 1 L' ZR. in 45- ,rig I iff 'N-. Y I I J 3 IANE LINDA ROSENBERRY General 4. 6 Nt' 3 I Vw'- H- K A Vvu D H 8 51,9110 Ea ANN ELIZABETH SEIBERT LINDA GERTRUDE SEWELL SUSAN CAROLYN SQAWEKER CAROL SMITH Colleg rdf!! Business College Geneml MM eniom . nonsm' s1vn'rH , -X x General ' 1 NAOMI M. STILGENBAUER DAVID STOFFER General College 0-v 1:27 Nr- aJ'J bf '. 5 Y Q J I J J O ' 1 ,J BEVERLY ANN STALLINGS 3' ? ' 'Q u College -f i I A 3 I r'4-li g .- 4- SHEILA STUCKY ELIZPIBHH ANN 'IJORGLER Business College ,ze 'r-v24?,'a't'f' ' f':1', C.. J' I .7 J ' , I I I- ' f I 'Af ' ' NQ an 3 Q in 3 IOYCE I.. TRACHSEI. RICHARD THISTANO Gln- VAN EPEx SYLVIA A. VLAD Gmaral ' ' Buslnaq, g N 1 allege Buslnesl ,- ' g x g, 1 f U ' . . I 4 l 0- Q A Q A l vs, 'Jo If-6,0 , , if ,aff N 54 Y fmt? JYIQ., endow l 1- LOWELL WBGGY DELBEHT WAYNE WALKER 5 F Y 1, Vocational iuginesf , ' I ' 1 -,Q ' ,F YNILLIAM WARTHER HM WEBBEH 5' CHERIE WEBH ,i DKVE WEINSZ! General Vocational Ji 3' Blllhwu I 6 1 College W GV' is ' l JW 4 , lf Q A .N -if 5? ww I., 4237 W lm-m 'D had IOHN WEISGARBER IOANNE WINZERN, College Vocational 'QN 'Q sw, N' ' '-df enior ,xdcfiuifieflifingl ALBAUGH. RICHARD DOUGLAS Crimsonian Staff 127 Boys' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Varsity Track 10,12. ANGEL. PATRICIA Annual Staff 11,122 Art Editor 12: Band 9, 10,ll,127 Class Officer 9, 1-listorian7 Crimsonian Staff 12, Feature Editor7 French Club 12, President7 F.T.A. 1l,12, President 121 Girls' Glee Club 97 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Ir. Red Cross 107 Leaders Club l0,l.l,l2: National Honor Society 11,127 Orchestra 9,10,l1,l27 Chairman Prom Decorating Committee 112 Y-Teens 9,l0,l1,12, Secretary 10, Service Chairman 121 Pep Band 10,l1,127 Theatre Orchestra 10,11,127 Ensemble 9,12. BAKER. SALLY Annual Staff 127 Cheer Leader 9,10,l1,l27 Choir 12, Student Director 121 French Club 122 Girls' Glee Club 9,l0, Student Director 107 Girls' Intramurals 9,l.0,1l,l2i Ir. Red Cross 97 Leaders Club 9,l0,11,l2, Vice President 127 Talent Bureau 97 Y-Teens 9,10,l1,l27 Future Nurses 11. BAUMGARTNER, SHIRLEY ANN Annual Staff 122 Attendance Office Help 122 Choir 10,11,127 Crimsonian Staff 121 Girls' ln- tramurals 9,l0,11,127 Ir. Red Cross 97 Plays Gramercy Ghost 7 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens 9,10,l1,l27 Future Nurses Club ll,l2, President 12. BEAR. LINDA G. Annual Staff 121 Choir 11,122 Crimsonian Staff 12: French Club 121 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intra- murals 9,10,l1,l27 lr. Red Cross 97 Prom Committee ll: School News Staff 127 Talent Bureau 127 Y-Teens 9,10,l1,l27 Future Nurses 11,127 Girls' Ensemble 9,l0. BEITNER. NANCY ANN Choir 11,127 Crimsonian Staff 122 French Club 127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Ir. Red Cross 9,107 Moming Announcer 10,11,12, Head Announcer 122 N.F.L. 10,l1,lZ, President 11,121 Plays Good 1-lousekeeping 7 Prom Commit- tee 112 Student Council 111 Talent Bureau 9,127 Usher Club 11, 12: Y-Teens 9,10,ll,122 Radio broadcast School Days 11. BIETZEL. IOHN Boys' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,l2. BENNETT. CHESTER Band 9,107 Class Officer 10, Vice-Presi- dent7 Boys' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Ir. Hi-Y 9, TTSGSUTSTQ Ir. Red Cross 97 Prom Committee 117 Senior Hi-Y l0,11,l2, Treas- urer 12: Stage Crew 11,127 Student Council 10: Varsity Track 10. 28 BERNDT. CARL WILLIAM Band 9,107 Flag Custodian 11,127 Boys' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Plays Mr. Barry's Etchings Good 1-lousekeeping 7 Senior Hi-Y 11,122 Thespians 11,125 Usher Club l0,11,12. BERTLE. RONNIE Boys' Intramurals 97 Varsity Track Team 107 Vocational Machinist, Shop Foreman 12. BEYER, LENORE Choir 117 French Club 127 F.T.A. 11,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Orchestra 9,10,l1,l27 Plays The Glass Moun- tain , Gramercy Ghost 7 Prom Committee 117 Talent Bureau 9,10,l1,l27 Thespians l0,l.l,12: Y-Teens 9,10,l1,l27 Theater Orchestra 10,11,l2. BRAUN. ANTIE Choir 12: French Club 121 F.T.A. 12: Play Good Housekeeping 7 Talent Bureau 127 Y-Teens 12. CHAPMAN. MAE Home Economics Club 9,l0,l17 Girls' Intra- murals gf Student Service Guide 10. CLAPPER. PATRICIA ANN Home Economics Club 9,10,l1,12. COTTERMAN, KAY ANNE Annual Staff 12, Business Manaqer7 Assembly Committee 12 Girls' Choir 9,101 Choir Sr. 11,127 Class Officer 12, Vice President7 Crimsonian Staff 12, Circulation Manager: Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,l1,l27 Leaders Club l0,ll,l2y Orchestra 9,10,l1,l27 Prom Committee 117 Student Council 117 Student Service Guide 117 Talent Bur- eau 127 Y-Teens 9,l0,11,l2 F.N.A. 11,127 Theater Orchestra 12. DANIELS, LARRY Biology Club 107 Chemistry Club 117 Photog- raphy Club 97 Science Club 9. DAVIDSON, LARRY Biology Club 107 Ir. Choir 97 Sr. Choir 102 Craftsman Club 9,101 Intramurals 9,127 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Photography Club 9,102 Sr. Hi-Y 12: Student Council 97 Varsity Football 11,127 Varsity Track 11. DE MEO, DONNA Y-Teens 121 Uhrichsville 9,l0,1l. DISLER, PAULA Choir lO,ll,l22 Debate 127 Crimsonian Staff 12, Assistant Editor7 French Club 117 Morning Announcer 11,127 N.F.L. l1,12, Vice President 127 Plays Mr. Barry's Etchings , Good I-lousekeeping 7 School News Staff 127 Talent Bureau 121 Thespians 11,122 Y-Teens 11,127 Mansfield 9,l0. enior ,fdcfiuifiw DUMMERMUTH. I. EUGENE Band 9,107 Choir Ir. 9, Choir Sr. 107 Flag Custodian 117 Boys' Intramurals 9,l0,l1j Ir. I-Ii-Y 97 Prom Ticket Committee 117 Senior Hi-Y l0,ll,l21 Stage Crew 10,1l,127 Vice President 11,127 Student Council 10,121 Varsity Football 127 Varsity Basketball l0,ll,l27 Varsity Track 11. EGGAN. ROBERT ELLSWORTH. BARBARA ANN Student Council 9. ERNEST. IERRY Audio Aids 97 Sr. Choir l0,ll,l27 Ir. Red Cross 97 Morning Announcer 107 Plays Arsenic and Old Lace , Our Town 7 Student Council 97 Thespians 9,l0,ll,l2. ESPENSCHIED. BARBARA ROCHELLE Choir 9: Girls' Glee Club 107 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Ir. Red Cross 97 Orchestra-I 9,l0,ll,l27 Plays Our Town , Mr. Barry's Etchings 7 Thes- pians 11,12, Secretary 127 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens 9,10,1l,127 F.N.A. 11,12, Secretary 121 Theater Orchestra 11,12. ESPENSCHIED. GERALD L. Ir. Red Cross 10. PRAUTSCHY. DOYLE Band 9,107 Boys' Intramurals 9,10,l2. ERONK, ELAINE Choir Ir. 9,107 Choir Girls 117 Choir Sr. 12: F.T.A. 12: Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Librarian 97 Y-Teens 9,10,1l,127 F.N.A. 11,127 Ensemble ll. GEORGE. MAXINE Attendance Office Help 107 Choir 9,10,1l,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,107 lr. Red Cross 97 Prom Decorating Committee ll: Y-Teens 9,10,ll,l2, GIBBS, BARBARA IEAN Choir 10,1l,127 Girls' Glee Club 117 Girls' Intramurals 10,117 Student Council 117 Y-Teens 11,12. GORDON, GALE LYNN Assembly Committee 127 Choir Ir. 97 Choir Sr. lU,ll,l27 Class Officer 10, Historian7 Flag Custodian 117 Intramural Managers l0,11,l27 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Prorn Committee ll, DSCOTQIIIIQ1 Sr. Hi-Y l0,11,l27 Varsity Football 9,10,ll,l2, Manager 10: Varsity Basketball ll, Manager7 Varsity Track 9,10,ll,l2, Manager 107 Reserve Manager 10. GOSS. GAII. IEAN Choir 9,10,1l,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,lO,117 Ir. Red Cross 107 Orchestra 9,l0,117 Talent Bureau 97 Y-Teens 9,10,l2. GRAY. IUDY Choir 9,10,1l,127 Student Service Guides 122 Y- Teens 9,10,1l,127 F.N.A. 11. HADLEY. PEG HADORN. CLARENCE C. IR. HAINES. BARBARA ANN Senior Band 9,10,1l,127 Choir Ir. 97 Choir Sr. 10,127 F.T.A. ll,lZ1 Orchestra 9,10,1l,127 Prom Program Committee 117 Y-Teens 121 Pep Band 127 Theater Or- chestra 9,10,1l,12. HAMM. LARRY C. Choir 101 Debate 117 Play Our Town 7 Photography Club gf Senior Hi-Y 11,127 Usher Club 10,1l,l27 Visual Aids 10,l1l27 Sideline Announcer 12: Basketball An- nouncer 11,12, HANENKRAT. DON Choir 9,101 Usher Club 11,12 HARDER. REBA Choir Ir. 97 Choir Sr. 11,127 Girls' Glee Club 107 Home Economics Club 9,10, Program Chairman 107 Student Council 10. HELVOIGT, DUFF I.. Boys' Intramurals 11,127 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Photography Club 9, Vice-President7 Senior I-li-Y 11,127 Visual Aids 9,10,1l7 Varsity Football Manager 10. HESS, IACQUELINE MAE HOLMES. THOMAS D. HOMAN. MARIORIE ANN Home Economics Club 117 Student Service Guides 10,l2. HURLESS. BEVERLY ANN Annual Staff 11,12, Ir. Assistant ll, Class Editor 122 Choir Sr. 11,127 Class Officer 9, Secretary- Treasurer7 Crimsonian Staff 117 French Club 127 F.T.A. 11,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Ir. Red Cross 9,10, Treasurer 107 Leaders Club l0,l1,l27 Librarian 11,127 National Honor Society 11,127 Student Council 117 Student Service Guides 117 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens 9,lO,11, 12, Music Chairman ll, President 127 Ensembles 107 Class Ring Committee 11. IEFFORDS. WALTER L. Annual Staff 12, Senior Assistant 121 Choir Ir. 9, Choir Sr. l0,ll,l27 Crimsonian Staff 127 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Plays Ohio Pageant Our Town 7 Prom Program Com- mittee ll7 Senior I-li-Y l0,1l,l27 Thespians 11,127 Usher Club l0,ll,l2, Vice President 127 Visual Aides 9. IENTES. SYLVIA Annual Staff 127 Band 9,10,1l,127 F.T.A. 122 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Orchestra 9,10,1l,127 Y-Teens 9,l.0,ll,l2: F.N.A. 11,127 Pep Band 11,127 Theater Orchestra 11,121 Band Planning Committee 12. IOI-INS, RUTH Choir Sr. 127 Home Economics Club 11,12. Program Chairman ll, President 127 Ir. Red Cross 117 Or- chestra 111 Y-Teens 11,127 F.N.A. 102 The Andrews School for Girls 9,l0. IOHNSON, MARY ANN Home Economics Club 9,10,ll,l2, Secretary 117 Y-Teens 97 F.N.A. 11. IONES. RICHARD IONES. RUTH ANN KAELIN. SANDRA L. KEPLINGER. TIM KRAUSE. CLARE ANNE Annual Staff 127 Band 9,10,1l,127 Class Officer 10, Assembly Representative7 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Leaders Club l0,11,l27 National Honor Society 11,127 Orchestra 10,ll,l27 Prom Dinner Committee 117 Student Council 10,121 Y-Teens 9,10,ll,l2, Vice-President 121 F.N.A. 11,127 Pep Band 121 Theater Orchestra 127 Band Planning Committee 12. KREIGHBAUM, KAY MARIE Annual Staff 121 Assembly Com- mittee 121 Band 9,l0,1l,l21 Class Officer ll, Secretary-Treas- urer7 Crimsonian Staff 12, Sports Editor7 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Ir. Red Cross 97 Librarian l0,ll,l2, Chairman 117 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Y-Teens 9,10,1l,127 Pep Band 12. LAHMERS. LINDA KAY Attendance Office Help 107 Cheer Leader 11,127 Crimsonian Staff 127 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Y-Teens l0,11.l27 F.N.A. 11,12. LAHMERS. NOREEN F.T.A. 127 Librarian 121 Student Service Guide 10,117 Usher Club 10,ll,127 Y-Teens l0,l1,l2. LAHMERS. VERA LOUISE Librarian 11,12, Chairman 127 Prom Committee 117 Student Service Guide 107 Usher Club 11,12, Secretary 127 Y-Teens 10,1l,l2. LAMPE. FREIDA IEAN Annual Staff 127 French Club 127 F.T.A. l0,ll,l2, Secretary Treasurer 11, Vice President 127 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,1l,127 Librarian l0,ll,l2, Head Librarian 12. LEBOLD, CARLENE E. Annual Staff 127 Assembly Committee 121 Band 9,10,1l,127 Class Officer 12, Class Historian7 French Club 127 Girls' Intramurals 107 Orchestra 1O,11,127 Prom Dinner Committee 117 Thespians 11,127 Y-Teens 9,10,1l,127 F.N.A. 11,127 Pep Band 12. enior ,fgclf1fuilf1fe5 LEMBRIGHT, CAROL S. Assembly Committee 127 Class Officer 9, Secretary Treas.7 F.T.A. 11,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Ir. Red Cross 9, SSCIGIGYYI National Honor Society 11,127 Orchestra 9,l0,11,127 Prom Committee 117 Student Council 9,1l,l2, Secre- tary ll, President 122 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens l0,ll,l27 Girls' State Representative ll. LENGLER. RICHARD A. Assembly Committee 127 Audio Aids 9,l0,11,127 Band 97 Choir 9,121 Boys' Intramurals l0,ll,l27 Ir. I-Ii-Y 97 Senior Hi-Y l0,ll,12. LIESER. PATRICIA ANN Annual Staff 12, Club Editor7 Band 9,l0,11,127 French Club 127 F.T.A. l0,ll,l27 Girls' Intramurals l0,ll,l27 Orchestra 9,l0,11,127 Prom Program Committee 117 Plays Gramercy Ghost 107 Thespians 11,127 Usher Club 11, 127 Y-Teens 9,l0,11,127 Band Planning Committee 127 Pep Band 10,I1,l22 Theater Orchestra l0,l1,12. LUTHY. LINDA L. Assembly Committee 127 Choir 9,l0,11,127 Class Officer 12, Secretary-Treasurer7 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 10,117 Plays Good Housekeeping, 127 Prom Decorating Committee 112 Usher Club 127 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2. MACHAN, MARY ALICE Choir Ir. 97 Choir Girls 101 Choir Sr. 121 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2. MATHIAS. ADRIAN JUNIOR Band 9,l0,ll,l27 Chemistry Club 117 Photography Club 97 Bonfire Committee 12. MATHIAS. IANEI' LOUISE Band 9,l0,11,127 Girls' Glee Club 102 Choir Sr. 127 Girls' Intramurals 9,107 Orchestra 11,127 Y-Teens 9,10,l l,l2. MAURER. DALE Biology Club 101 Chemistry Club 111 Flag Custodian 127 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Moming Announcer 127 Photography Club 9,l0,ll, Vice-President 9, President 10, Secretary-Treas- urer 117 Senior Hi-Y l0,ll,l27 Stadium Club 9,10,1l,12, Secre- tary-Treasurer ll, President 127 Usher Club 127 Varsity Track 9.12. MAURER. LARRY Assembly Committee 12: Audio Aids 107 Class Officer ll,l2, Vice-President ll, President 127 Crimsonian Staff 12, Debate 127 Flag Custodian 117 Boys' Intramurals 9, l0,ll,l27 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Ir. Red Cross 97 Prom Committee 117 Safety Patrol 107 Senior I-li-Y l0,ll,l27 Stage Crew 11,125 Student Council 107 Usher Club 107 Varsity Basketball 117 Varsity Football manager 10,117 Reserve Basketball 10, Ir. Reserve Basketball 9. MAURER. MARLYN Annual Staff 11,121 Iunior Assistant ll, Feature Editor 127 Band 9,l0,ll7 Choir 9,ll,l27 French Club 122 F.T.A. 11,127 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,11,127 Ir. Red Cross 101 Leaders Club l0,ll,l27 Morning Announcer 11,127 Our Town 7 Thespians 11,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2. McFARLAND, LELLAN LEE Senior Hi-Y 121 Visual Aids 9,107 Social Committee 127 Bonfire Committee 12. McKEEVER, BETTE LOU Choir 9,l0,127 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2. McNUTT. SAM MEARS. BUD Senior Hi-Y 11,127 Varsity Football l0,ll,l27 Var- sity Basketball l0,l1,l27Varsity Track 10. MEARS. RUTH ANN Band 9,l0,11,127 Choir 9,1I,12: Ir. Red Cross 107 Prom Ticket Committee 117 Student Council 97 Y-Teens 9,l0,11,127 Pep Band 127 F.N,A. 12. MILES. WILLIAM PATRICK MILES. THOMAS IOSEPH MILLER. EARL Assembly Committee 122 Band 9,l0,11,127 Class Officer 12, Assembly Representative 122 Crimsonian Staff 12, Editor: Ir. I-li-Y 97 N.F.L. 121 National Honor Society ll,l2, President 127 Plays Arsenic and Old Lace The Glass Mountain Gramercy Ghost Our Town 7 Prom Decorating Committee 117 School News Staff 127 Senior Hi-Y 10,1l,l2, Chaplain 11,127 Student Council 107 Thespians 9,l0,11,127 Usher Club 10,ll,l2, President 127 Visual Aids 9,l0,ll, Chief Oper- ator l17 Pep Band 12. MILLER. GLADYS Choir 9,l0,11,127 Student Service Guides 12. MITCHELL, DONNA Band 9,l0,l17 Choir 117 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,1U,I1,l2i Prom Program Committee 117 Y-Teens 9,l0,11,127 F.N.A. 11. MITCHELL. PAUL RAY Assembly Committee 121 Choir 9,l0, 11,127 Class Officer ll, President 117 Flag Custodian 117 Boys' Intramurals 9,10,127 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Ir. Red Cross 97 Senior Hi-Y 10,1l,l2, President 127 Stage Crew l0,1l,l2, Secretary-Treasurer 11,127 Student Council 97 Varsity Football 9,l0,11,127 Varsity Track 9,1.U,1I,12j Varsity Basketball Manager ll,l2. MOORE. R. IAMES Boys' Intramurals 9,107 Prom Committee 117 School News Staff 127 Visual Aids 9,l0,11,127 Bonfire Committee 12. MURPHY. IERRY LEE Boys' Intramurals 9,ll,l27 Prom Com- mittee ll7 Student Council ll,l2, Vice President 127 Student Service Guides 112 Varsity Football 9,10,ll,l2, Captain 122 Varsity Basketball 102 Varsity Track 9,I0,1I,I22 All-C.O.L. Football 11,127 All-Ohio Football 12. PARTRIDGE, PAT Band 9,l0,11,127 Debate 117 F.T.A. ll,l2, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,11,127 Moming Announcer 11,127 N.F.L. ll,l2, Secretary 127 Orchestra 9,l0, 11,127 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Thespians 11,127 Usher Club 11,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,11,127 Pep Band 122 Theater Orchestra 1l,12. PITTRULLO. CHARLES Boys' Intramurals 9,107 Intramural Man- agers l0,ll,l27 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Stadium Club 9,l0. POLEN, WANDA MARIE Choir 97 Student Service Guides 12 RAY. PI-III. RIPPLE, RICHARD Choir 97 Boys' Intramurals 97 Intramural Managers l0,ll,l27 Sr. Hi-Y 122 Stage Crew 11,127 Varsity Football l0,ll,l27 Varsity Basketball 11,127 Varsity Track l0,ll,l27 Junior Reserve Football 97 Ir. Reserve Basketball 97 Reserve Basketball 10. , ROBIS. DELORES IOANN Annual Staff 127 Choir 9,l0,11,127 Crimsonian 121 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Y-Teens 11,127 F.N.A. 11.12. ROE. GARY Massillon High School 9,1O,l1. ROSENBERRY, IANE LINDA Assembly Committee 12, Co- chairman7 Band 9,l0,11,127 Choir 11,127 Majorette 11,127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,11,127 Prom Decorating Committee ll7 Talent Bureau 9,107 Y-Teens 10,ll,l2, Publicity Chairman 127 Pep Band l0,l2. ROTHACHER, LARRY L. Assembly Committee 127 Audio Aids 11,127 Class Officer 9, Vice President7 Crimsonian Staff 127 Boys' Intramurals l0,ll,l27 Plays Arsenic and Old Lace , Our Town 7 Prom Program Committee 117 Sr. Hi-Y l0,ll,l27 Student Council 9,107 Thespians 9,l0,11,127 Band Announcer 12. SCHAAR. BARBARA ANN Choir 97 Student Service Guide 10.12. SCHAAR. BEVERLY ANN Attendance Office Help 9,10,l 1,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2. enior ,fgcfzfuified SEIBERT. ANN ELIZABETH Annual Staff 122 Band Planning Committee7 Assembly Committee 127 Band 9,lO,l.I,l2: F.T.A. 127 General Office Help 121 Home Ec Club 107 Girls' Intramur- als 107 Orchestra 9,l0,ll,127 Plays Mushroom's Coming Up . Gramercy Ghost , Our Town , Mr. Barry's Etchings 7 Prom Ticket Committee 117 Thespians l0,ll,l27 Treasurer 11,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,127 Pep Band 121 Theater Orchestra 117 Planning Committee 12. SEWELL. LINDA GERTRUDE SHAWEKER. SUSAN CAROLYN Annual Staff 122 Choir 11,127 Crimsonian Staff 121 French Club 122 SSCYSIGTYI F.T.A. 127 General Office Help 12: Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intra- murals 9,10,11,l27 Prom Decorating Committee II: School News Staff 127 Student Council 97 Talent Bureau 127 Usher Club l0,ll,l27 Y-Teens 9,10,11,12. SMITH, CAROL Cheer Leader 97 Majorette 11,127 Girls' Intra- murals 9,10,l1,l27 Orchestra 9,l0,lI,l2: Prom Committee 117 SMITH, ROBERT Band 9,l0,l17 Class Officer ll, Assembly Rep- resentative7 Boys' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Moming Announcer 10,117 Prom Dinner Committee 117 Senior Hi-Y l0,ll,l27 Secre- tary 12: Stage Crew 11,127 Student Council 97 Ir. Reserve Basketball 97 Pep Band 12. STALLINGS. BEVERLY ANN Annual Staff 12, Class Editor7 Band 9,l0,ll,127 Choir 121 Class Officer 10, Secretary-Treas- urer7 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Stu- dent Council 1l,I22 Student Service Guides 112 Y-Teens 9,10. 11,127 F.N.A. 11,127 Pep Band 127 Band Planning Committee 121 Social Committee 12. STILGENBAUER. NAOMI M. Choir 9,1l,127 Girls' Glee Club 107 Home Economics Club 10. STOFFER. DAVID Ir. Hi-Y gf Ir. Red Cross 101 Senior Hi-Y 117 Student Service Guides 102 Varsity Football l0,ll,l27 Varsity Basketball l1,12, Co-Captain 12: Varsity Track 9,10,11,12. STUCKY, SHEILA General Office Help 127 Home Economics Club 9,101 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Ir. Red Cross 107 Prom Ticket Committee 117 School News Staff 12, Typist7 Student Service Guides 97 Y-Teens 9,l0,l.l,l2: F.N.A. 11. TORGLER. ELIZABETH ANN Annual Staff 12, Class Editor7 As- sembly Committee 127 Co-Chairman7 Band 9,l0,ll,127 Planning Committee 12: Home Economics Club 107 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Orchestra 9,l0,ll,127 Plays Our Town Mr. Barry's Etchings 7 Prom Dinner Committee 112 Student Council 127 Talent Bureau 107 Thespians 11,127 F.N.A. 11,127 Treasurer 117 Pep Band 11,127 Theater Orchestra 10,l1,lZ2 Dance Band 12. TRACHSEL. IOYCE L. Choir 112 Home Economics Club 107 Orch- estra 9,lU,ll,12p Plays Mushrooms Coming Up Moon-up The Christmas Miracle 7 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Thespians 10,117 Theater Orchestra 9,l0,ll,127 Girls' En- semble 112 School News Typist 12. TRISTANO. RICHARD Audio Aids 9,l0,ll,127 Varsity Basket- ball 11. VAN EPPS. GAIL Annual Staff 12, Music Editor7 Assembly Committee 127 Band 9,l0,ll,l2, Student Conductor 12: French Club 127 F.T.A. 11,127 Home Economics Club 10, President7 Girls' Intramurals 9,10,I.1,I2: Leaders Club 10,ll,12, Secretary ll, President 127 National Honor Society 11,127 Orchestra 9,IO,ll,l2i Prom Dinner Committee ll, Chairman7 School News Staff 127 Student Council 117 Student Service Guides 117 Talent Bureau 12: Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,l2, Devotional Chairman 117 Pep Band 9,l0,ll,127 Dance Band 27 Theater Orchestra 9,l0,ll,127 Ensemble 10. VLAD, SYLVIA A. Class Officer 11, Historian7 General Office Help 122 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Home Economics Club ll, President7 Prom Committee 117 Student Council 9,l0,127 Y-Teens 9,l0,12. WAGGY. LOWELL Boys' Intramurals 9,107 Senior 1-11-Y 97 Student Service Guides 9. WALKER. DELBERT WAYNE Annual Staff 127 Crimsonian Staff 127 Student Service Guides ll,l2. WARTHER. BILL Biology Club 101 Chemistry Club 97 Class Officer 10, President7 Debate l0,ll,l27 Boys' Intramurals 97 N.F.L. 10,ll,1Z, Treasurer 12: Plays Gramercy Ghost Our Town Mr. Barry's EICh1ngS 2 Senior Hi-Y 117 Student Council 117 Student Service Guides 10,117 Thespians 10,ll,12, Presi- dent 122 Usher Club 11,127 Varsity Track ll,l2. WEBBER. HM WEBER. CHERIE Band 9,l0,ll,127 Choir 12: Girls' Glee Club 97 Girls' Intramurals 107 Librarian 107 Orchestra 127 Thespians 11,127 Y-Teens 9,107 F.N.A. 12, Secretary. WEINSZ. DAVE Annual Staff 127 Choir 97 Boys' Intramurals 9,102 Ir. Hi-Y 97 Vice-President7 National Honor Society 11,127 Prom Committee 117 Senior Hi-Y 10,l1,l2, President 11, Vice- President 127 Student Council 97 Varsity Football 9,l0,ll,l2, Co-Captain 121 Varsity Basketball l0,ll,l27 Varsity Track 9,l0,ll,127 Stage Crew 1O,ll,l2, President 11.12. WEISGARBER. IOHN Audio Aids 97 Choir 9,10,11,12. Student Director 102 Crimsonian Staff 12: Boys' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Ir. Hi-Y 9, President7 Prom Committee 117 Senior Hi-Y 10,11,12, Treasurer 117 Stage Crew l0,ll,l27 Student Council 10,11, Vice President 117 Varsity Basketball 1l,l2, Manager 127 Varsity Football Manager 107 Reserve Basketball 102 Ir. Re- serve Basketball 9. WINZER. IOANNE Assembly Committee 127 Debate 127 Home Economics Club 9,l0,11,: Ir. Bed Cross 97 Librarian 117 Plays Glass Mountain Mr. Barry's Etchings 7 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Student Council 12: Thespians l0,ll,l27 Usher Club l0,ll,l27 Y-Teens 9. WISE. MERRILL Annual Staff 12, Typist7 Choir 11,121 French Club 121 F.T.A. 127 Girls' Glee Club 9,107 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Ir. Red Cross 97 Morning Announcer 11,127 N.F.L. 11,122 Talent Bureau 127 Usher Club l0,ll,l27 Y-Teens 9,l0,11, 122 F.N.A. 117 Girls' Ensemble 9,10. WOLFE. SANDRA Annual Staff 1l,l2, Editor 127 Assembly Committee 122 Band 9,l0,ll,127 Choir 122 Class Officer 9, As- sembly Representative7 French Club 12, Vice President7 Girls' Glee Club 97 Girls' Intramurals 9,l0,ll,127 Leaders Club l1,12, Treasurer 127 National Honor Society 11,121 Orchestra l0,ll,l27 Prom Decorating Committee 117 Student Council 9,107 Talent Bureau 122 Y-Teens 9,l0,ll,127 Pep Band 127 Theater Orchestra 11,127 Band Planning Committee 12. Each year two students are chosen by their classmates as representative senior boy and girl. On the basis ot leadership, citizenship, service, character, and personality, the class this year chose Carol Lembright and Paul Mitchell. Carol Lembright Carol, who is known to us as this year's effic- ient student council president, is in every respect a representative student. Her busy schedule in- cludes membership in Y-Teens, Future Teachers ot America, Orchestra, and Usher Club. ln her Iunior year, Carols outstanding record was recog- nized as she became a member of the National Honor Society. Also during her junior year, Carol was chosen to represent her class as a delegate to Buckeye Girls' State. Carol's attractiveness and pleasing personality have won the respect of all who know her. I rf' + T 'H J Ir., lla., ' I V . 4 ' as . 'I ' 1 I 4 . ,J I r -, ' ,f A ss- , v . A ., , J l A ' ' ' . . ' f I 8lOIf'858lfLf0LfLl!8 emom 4 ,J I: ff nl hh!! t P' V' A, , .lr ,Kill X , 'rjf Jr fur PaulMitchell Paul, known by all as a pal , has well earned the honor ot Representative senior boy. Paul cap- ably serves as this year's Hi-Y president and as a junior he led his classmates through a successful year as their president. Aside from these activi- ties, Paul still tinds time to participate on the foot- ball and track teams, serve as a member of the stage crew, and act as manager of the basketball team. Although Paul is very busy with these many activities, he still maintains a high grade average which won his membership in the Nation- al Honor Society. We, the class of 1955, would like to wish Carol and Paul success, as they continue to be repre- sentative in all they do. LL 11 -fqgr President ....................... William Bitticker Vice-President ...... . . . Iames Wagner Secretary-Treasurer ...... . . . Carol Rothacher Historian ................. .... I udy Maurer Assembly Representative .... . . Bernie Lederman The Iuniors have met the challenge of the year by Work- ing hard on projects to make their Ir.-Sr. Prom enjoyable for all. They have proved their abilities in choosing a class ring, class colors, flower, and motto. They can set their hopes high for their coming Senior year. lfmior Com Ummm 0L1fLo!,f4c!ui50r6 .......,.s,a-.-1, if, fri' - '19 Sitting: Mr, Harvey, Mr. Blair. Standing: Miss Eckert, Miss Kneubuehl, Miss Muiais. Lett to Bight Bonnie Gerber Richard Gummere Thomas Phillippi Shirley Hoover vmiom Lett to Right Shirley Haas Lorla Walter Sandra Frantz Carol Hyer Dewey Grate Bernard Lederman Lett to Bight Iohn Kastor Bill Bitticker Betty Totten Eileen Lemmon Pete Shouqh CALM 0 j56 Left to Right Ethel Hadorn Larry Fishel Marlene Sieqenthaler Clair Christy 3 i I Q 'wa 1. . 1 P F' . iff I V ...X lfmiom Left to Right Waiter Chumney lim Wagner Carol Mercer Paul Garver Lett to Right David Hefner Carol Rothacher Helen Lemmon Barbara Burkey Linda Archer Left to Right Gene Giannobile Martha Lahrners Ierry Miller Richard Mears Iudith Maurer lim Dessecker Lett to Right lane Zollar Donald Stealy Calvin Taylor Robert Bertie Betty Ballard Left to Riqht lim Younq Barbara Brown Ioan Cosqfove Goldie Horn Gerald Haines Front - Back Charles Holcomb Frances Bair Lawrence Newton Kenny Iudy Robert Gow Front f Back Bert Link Nellie Feutz Betty lenkins Nancy McGovern Nancy Travis Left to Right Larry Smith Frank Hollingsworth Iarnes Weisqarber 7 emo 5 P -1 r fl u f., umiom Left to Right Karen Ables Betty Froelich Anna Mary Williams IV' Left to Right Ierry Reiger Ioe Oberrniller Martin Devault Bill Herron Iunior Wise Front e Back Robert York Torn Morris Kenny Brown Tornrny Tarulli Regis Smith Front - Back Sally Keller Shirley Merrynian Iulia Menges lim Haas Robert Swihart Lett to Right Don Packer Andy Spevak Grace Gibbs Shirley Curtis Margery Low Front - Back Larry Davidson Fred Sweqheimer David Stoffer Charles Petrullo Ierry Ernest Front - Back Don Gopp Ierry Kimble Charlotte Renicker Beverly Davidson Mary lane Hursey Front - Back Ianice Kurtz Dolores Gibbs Sue McKittrick Elaine Winkler Kfvm 0 356 zfmiom Front - Back Ianet Insley Alice Shupbach Rita Zifer Fred Sieqenthaler lack Hamilton Left to Right Iohn Boyer Wayne Piper Terry Shumaker Ioe Ray Robert Bovara 72-if Front - Back Shirley Feller Shirley Horrisberqer Nancy Cosgrove Barbara Krebs Darlene Gordon Left to Right Mary lane Bausch Marjorie Melick Carol Chaudrue Iarnes Duesenberry Kenny Walter Left to Right Bill Crurnlish Barbara Dummermuth Rhetha Collinsworth Iune Rinehart Donald Wallick Front-Back ll' 1-X11 Marilyn Hadorn Faye Locker Iames Springer Terry Paisley Alex Hutras Left to Right Marvin Baab Norman Singleton Shirley Baker Loretta Murphy Martha Mutersbauqh Nb. I Front - Back K3 Glenn Nicsinger Earl Lahmers Howard Stalder Bert Haqloch Cfom 0 256 'L if lfmiom Left to Right Joseph Ruqgeri Larry Osburn Irene Walter Iarnes Hadley Robert York Front - Back Tom Lambros Ronnie Bertle David Pietro Anna Mae Iohnson Dick Tristano Lenore Sears Robert Abel Front- Back Ioseph Bay Ioann Blackson Valera Hoffman Betty Gleaton David Smith K - Terry Bory, - 'U f., N I 'D L ' , X V 1 v Front - Back Martha Hiltbraznd Grace Beaber Ioann Waring Marian Beam David Swartzwelder . ' ' 'ref' 'C' J' 2 vt-'jwfd ,v fl ' , .1 Q ,, , V ,fn 1 ' ., L , .M This year the Sophornores have been selling magazines, conducting Pflper drives, and bake sales to acquire resources for planning and perfecting a bigger and better Prom than their predecessors. President ....................... William Foraker Vice-President ....... .... Pr onnie Rothacher Secretary-Treasurer .... . ,... . . Deanna Kiser Historian .................... Dale Packer labsentl Assembly Representative ...... Gene Espenschied ,Silo omore Cfdfdd Omcem 0L1fLc!.f4c!ui50m .Qs ul Sitting: Mr. Shough, Miss Spear. Standing: Miss Keuerle-ber, Miss Hawk, Miss Eberwine. if T p s ' Homeroom 201 ROW 1: Elrzabeth Kmsey, Iudy Douds, Roberta Iohnson, Terry Merryman, Erlyne Wallace, Beverly 'Q 'Q Stren, Rxcky Syler, Dorrs Franks, Karen Rrce, Dale Packer. ROW 2: Mr. Shouqh, Dtxre Burson, Kathryn Selzer, Kenneth Van Epps, Ioe Hefner, lim Espenchied, Terry Gray, Fred Maurer, Betty Westbrook, Dean Gerber. 4 l ROW 3: Betty York, Lynn Prrce, Rrchard Hrsrxch, Allen Lawrence, Gene Espenchred, Dan McGrew, 4, ,Q K L' Robert Clme, hm Mrzer, lona Brederman, Helen Gross. GSQIO 0IflfLOIf'8 CKQ55 Homeroom 202 ROW l: Mary Lou VonAllman, Dorothy Frshel, Iudlth Mrles, Barbara Capper, Karen Requla, Thelma Russell, Mabel Maurer, Rosalre Tapp, Nan Denny, Ioy Hollwaqer. ROW 2: Mrss Eberwrne, Robert Morrrs, Bob McKnight, Robert Blackson, Carol Young, Deanna Kiser, Anne Wrllouahby, Mary Lenqler, Wendy Robmson, Mary Ann Frautschy, Nancy Seward. ROW 3: Larry Stoller, Jerry Warner, Ronme Conme, loe Lowery, Bob Smrth, Bill Ankney, Dav1d Herd, Robert Albertme, John Pratt, Dav1d Page, Rrchard Gnesen. -ur., mi 5-45 VHF? ,SH 'Z' 5 , 1 1 . I had '!1'! I xi Homeroom 203 F,C'.'.' l: james Booth, 1111 Catlrft, Erleen Wrlson, Sandra Frsher, Kay Mrles, Sandra Regula, Carolyn Strother, Maxme Murphy, Pat Ruszrn, Faye Alexander. l-QOW 2: Mzss Hawk, Ray McCartney, B111 l-loman, Albert Klern, Benny Edwards, Mike Thomas-Moore, lack Shores, Glen Spencer, Rose VonAllman, Donna Danrels. BOW 3: Drck Webber, hm Heller, Jerald Denzer, Larry Zrmmerman, Kenny Page, Torn Arnstronq, Pat Grewell, Lee Plunk, Dale Frank. XSZIQ 0lfIfLOI 6 C!0Lf55 Homeroom 205 ROW 1: Alma Voorhes, Barbara Burkhart, Barbara Parris, Betty Medley, Charlene Aston, Carzl Grch, Gloria Kerr, Sara Bay, Sue Hamm, Betty McCoy. BOT! Z: luhss Spear, Ruth Polen, Dorrs l-luqhes, loann Basrlettl, Dorothy Eqqan, Sandra Grunert, Vrrfgrnxa Axnrstaar, B111 Farak-sr, ltonnre Rothacher, Iames Domer, Betty Murphy, Betty Gerber. PQI 3: E11 Stalhngs, Honnre Manley, lack Danrels, B111 Needs, Wayne Short, Iohn Mrller, Larry Stucky, Boo Thompson, loe Lab, Norman Hrnerman, Kenneth Ryan, Charles Wrnters. ,au 1 HOMEROOM 206 FIRST ROW: Dole Mcrtrn, Kexth Von Epps, Iocm Swrhclrt, Sharon lentes, Mcmlyn Rentsch, Ruth Ann Groh, Roberto Klefter, lcxmes Becxlner, Donny Oumn, Kczrleen Newton. SECOND ROW: Mrss Keuer- leber, Mcmone Mrller, Gmqer Delbert, Don Wendlmq, Duane Low, Dons Wrse, Karen Hmrq, Peq Anderson, Iuclrth Wcrllrck, Thelma McGrath. THIRD ROW: Kenneth France, Kenneth Eqler, Ioe Demcxree, Bob Aston, Dole Rufener, Rollm Ste-mer, Morlm Gordon, Roger Clemens. OSZIOAOWQUVQ C4145 Where, oh, where do we start? It really wf1sn't so bod, alter cxlll The realization that they are growing up comes with the add- ed responsibilities ot the Fresh- man year. As they plan for their future vocations, they be- gin the study of those courses which hold the greatest inter- est and promise for them. President ................ Roland Winzer Cabsenti Vice-President ...... ....... B etty Iean Krause Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . Barbara Hanenkrat Historian ............... ........ L arry McKee Assembly Representative .... . . . Larry Marburger jzredztmocn 0455 OMCQM 0ufz,o!.xg0!ui40r5 Sitting: Mr. Daniels, Miss Durborow, Mr. McCartney. Standing: Mr. Furbay, Mr. Fisher, Mr, Schwarm, Mr. Heller. 1 Homeroom 228 ROW 1: Lee Weinhart, Carol Gooqash, Rosalie Mauqhan, Rosalie Obermiller Iudy Dallas Iohn Bitikofer. ROW 2: Mr. Heller, Richard Ziier, Ray Arnold, Linda Stien, Iudy Gerber Patty Fetters lane Lorenz ROW 3: Howard Kurtz, Verle Merryman, Herman Kelker, Iohn Abel Adrian Deetz Davld Clemens Robert Winkler. L?l 8f5Al4fL0LlfL 651,55 Homeroom 229 ROW l: Ioyce Weigand, Linda McBee, Louise Luthy, Mary Bair, Doris Burdette Tom L nz Doris Gibbs, Rebecca Brown. ROW 2: Mr. McCartney, Linda Oertel, Bill Kennedy, Dick Tyree, Larry Gordon Roland Winzer Ralph Ott, Charles Cohen, Pat Dummermuth. ROW 3: lim Herziq, lim Wherley, Steve LaFerre, Dick Dallas, Dan Iones Bill Alexander Larry McKee, Luther Froehlich, Carol Sherwood. 6 wg: - ' XX I V it Homeroom 231 ROW 1: Dale Meese, Loretta Cain, Mary Lou Boltz, Chris Higgins, Shirley Brick, lean Ream. ROW 2: Mr. Daniels, Ronald Yackey, Bob Iones, Larry Froelich, Nancy Moore, Linda Gordon. ROW 3: Deanna Contini, Gerald McCluney, Charles VonBerqen, Gordon Gilmore, Willis Steven- son, Emerson Beery, Barbara Hanekrat. jlf'85AIf1fL6LIfL KLM Homeroom 232 ROW l: Holly Holzwarth, Martha Grams, Charles Brick, Keith McFarland, lcmet Smith, Iudith Contini, Iohn Edwards, Rosalie Young. ROW 2: Mr. Fisher, Ronald Wallick, Iudith Anderson, Kathryn Weaver, Ellen Hanks, Esther Ben nett, Dick Mason, Linda Gordon, Sally Furbay. ROW 3: Ioe Mutersbaugh, Dale Kaiser, joe Link, Bud DeVault, Betty Weiqand, Brenda Rogers Penny Pastor, Vrc Meese, Iohn Krantz. ,ax va-4 It gl. .Q-4 A. 44. f+- Wi ,. .4 C- , .Q 1 sg .. A 5' is I ,.H,y5E,, .v-,. 1 i t ' IWW? 'fi' 1 gint -.mln lj 9335 2 ' z , A HOMEROOM 313 PFS? 3 :ry Pun'-nr B E E '1npi'5gf11 Dffw- I-Icmnlckc,-1, Bucs: Fa: zecht flgxilensw Lccker, Annu LC-w1s: IQ'1'Jli S l1 IlII I5 mme M:-1 lwvcm H111 Y4,1L1H'J Shlrlrfy Iohnsun SECOND HOW' Mr, Purbciy Lee St1l,gQ1'1bu1,1r1-1, D fLI'jlf1E3 C:1X1Il5SW'I11'1 Dmrvxd Huwthmrxw, Clam If,mc1n Muulyn DEHJQ1 MCH- f '1l9i P Ifil n.: 231 we Ei'-an Lnzzry 'v7:r1.fRl:1kjf1'w- P zum Sfowuxzl 'THIRD HUVI C:l'1'1I1QS Mc'GrCIth W'md:1 Fish, Lf :: Q S','E1lliiL', x.'4,1' fmwy D :muy Swwri jim Tuul Janos, hm Sewcm, H ,bert Rflndwlph, linger Hoy, We-lls Duussgnlfelxy Tlm Wfvrmdhnlg , Vvunlly Czctlvltlcs. .hsse 'QHIS IIE knwwn fra: 'he 'Sevvn Sh mfs j1I l1 1C OH1f?I'Tf1LI'11'Ur?Y1f ffzr Schiml and Cim- 51 fy President .......................... Donald Page Vice-President ....... .......... I ohn Miller Secretary-Treasurer .... .... M aria K. Espenchied Historian ....................... Ioyce Philabaurn Assembly Representative ............. Kathy Kail The eighth graders sold For- get-Me-Nots for the Disabled Veterans and with the profit gained, they purchased figur- ines of all the presidents of the United States which will be used for the American History classes. Through other pro- jects, they are able to present a gift of lasting value to our school at the close of each year. 59AffL Mow Ummm 0L1fLc!,fgc!ui50m Sitting: Mr. Vrotsos, Mr. Beyer. Standing: Mr. Wells, Mrs. Haman, Mr. Caputo. if l . . ,- ,A Homeroom 213 ROW 1: Don Page, Iudith Denzer, Judy Albaugh, Bonnie Mason, Linda McGoniga1, Cindy Becker, Iucly Sweitzer, Sally Hiltbrand, Iudy Kohl, Iudy Booth. ROW 2: Mr. Caputo, Becky Nash, Charlotte Deuvall, Ruth Frautschy, Evajean Hurless, Carol Reiger, Charles Karling, Dick Rau, Iudy Beyer, Phyllis Angel. ROW 3: Paul Meadows, Paul Busby, Homer Spence, Sandy Anderson, Marla Kay Espenshied, Gretchen Maurer, Karen Graves, Sandy Miller, Ierry Bigler. SWA MW Homeroom 215 ROW 1: Dave Stoller, Dan Becker, Wayne Page, Iim Fox, Ierry Haas, Dick Kems, Raymond Sullivan, Fred Singleton, Dick Meese, Pat Billingsley. ROW 2: Mrs. Haman, Marla Maurer, Beverly Needs, Ruth Ann Iones, Beverly Wagner, Nancy Everhart, Paulette Marks, Ruth Downing, Barbara Phillipi, Shirley Young. ROW 3: lim Golden, Bill Iennings, Marvin Sackett, Iim Crowl, David Wright, Ronald Wallace, Danny Renner. fi ,!'l'n ir. , If' - Y ' fs - f . . - . r'r'..m, 1-I J ' Us wifff' -7 ' - 11 P . Pl M . -ey. - L - ' H' 3. 1? A f , ' , , 4-- ll 'Z .' A ! . .ak .'-vw., .L G t r. 55 . 1 EQ A ' . J R ' . ff' 1. 'H L , n s 1 f ' 'N' .1 1 If . .L 1 Q Q' . A f M V' A Qui. ,fax -Q 1' X9 5 5 1AQ ! . . 5 1 a y .f xx' gina f ,,. .gt Qtf I ... Nxt? I th 1,1 N. f ,T T 1- . .7 Rf K R 'ff M iv' la NW' A Homeroom 214 FIRST ROW: Lucille Gerber, Tommy Elgin, Curtis Ray, Don Fox, lack Beach, Nancy Iones. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wells, Mary Langos, Sue Hiltbrand, Clita Short, Ann Padgett, Peggy Callen tine, Barbara Maughan, Tom Swinderman, Ioanne Varnes, Karen Strickmaker. THIRD ROW: Charles Couts, Ioe Green, David Kastor, Larry Rosenberry, Patty Douds, Russell Med ley, Ioyce Philabaum, Larry Bernhart, Patti Anderson, Shelia Welsch. f SWA MW ,n 1. L Now, who did you say the first president Was? Iust think of all the history behind these men. 5 an The seventh graders of Dover High enter school in September with mixed feelings of anxiety and excitement, only to leave in May with a new confidence that they can begin the next school year with sureness. President ........................ Richard Curtis Vice-President ...... ........ L inda Fox Secretary-Treasurer ..... .... L inda Cattibiana Historian ................ ...... P atsy Shank Assembly Representative ....... Iefiery Holzwarth agguenfft Mow Omcem a1fLo1!,x4c!ui50m Sitting: Mrs. Marshall, Miss Bair. Standing: Mr. Fagley, Mr. Peters, Mr. Lernbriqhl. w 'wx ul? AF.. .'u , v-' , 4.2 A tr V 4 s Q , I I V . . f , ?w-4'- 1 ,rdf rx ga 51- V nw.-,Q fb 1 Q 5 . .. G ',.Z, ,inf ' if ,MQ I 6 a 5' 1 i'iff f f sr-1 .swf 5 'P 1 3 A 1 - -'L ' -,W ,ew 1 A tr zfj? ff'v . xr ,au W 'F X v 4,1 ai- Q 76 I z I ' a 1, , ffl W fr J XA. warg . 9? Z ,M u-b -. .. 1,4 ,fe '23 E Q 'r can 5 f ff' rd, Q' 25.1 I , 1 ul 1- 4- H ' I I ,il 1' if sb F - fr X' :, e +C. 1, 3 .b 'E -if 9 4 ff K Z W -.u 113' -fi . 'Qi' I and ff- sf , -f 1 X' f . ... n .- , f 5 .1 A4 ,.,, A 8 5 1 5. 3' 4 1 l -I J J ,-at ,iv w ll -1- ...A 4, Lf gl, 4' Qu? l .ij X yt K I S -..l K Homeroom 324 FIRST ROW: David I-Iyer, William Fox, William Fieqer, Sandra Renner, Iudy Aul, Irene Rutener, Sheron Morris, Michael Wasylik, left Secrest, Barbara Ballard. SECOND ROW: Mr. Faqley, David Wise, Iudith Ulrich, Betty Lou Lorenz, Christina Gray, Peqqy Knapp, Carol Paddock, Carolyn Gopp, Dorothy Smith, Karen Brown. THIRD ROW: Barbara Maxwell, Alice McClain, Iohn Contini, Charles Eberle, Richard Curtis, Fred Herman, David Lentz, Iames Zimmerman, Dan Sweqheimer, Marla Kay Rankin. Qlfelflffgf MGI' ,35- Younq artists at work. These girls are Waitinq for their next signal. el 1 1 A jump ball in gym class. A pause for a few words of musical instruction X A J -' Young sc1ent1sts at work tn Chemistry Class. All ready for that speed dull! We take pr1de mn our honor study halls. Physics class is always interesting. f 1 Y 4 , X We pr1ntpfOf5fUmS Gnd llckels fm School events' l always wondered what made the pxcture on the screen l. These students ixnd the study of msects tnteresttnq. A alancc at our future arclfutects at work. 12 ' - '. .UA ' 1-L -' . 'P .' I . als. ,vw , . . .0 - V-.2,?'.3,...i,-', on ,ng ,V I n .f . ., , ,, Lf g 3'-: ff A 1. .I 52:14, 'Lf 1- . .ig-bmf af .- ff' if. 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A 3,1 - a D 1 - ,v,.,1p. - , - H n 'V - 1 .1 'J . 45- ' fi- - -- . .-Q-'N - .ff . , .WAN ...A .,-4 . , .f, . .tv - , ,gyf fF'1'.'sff-- ,-, ' df' . ,, . -- ' .- -fit--'11 L Nvf .Qui I .K . ,fy 5Q'qYfu'b- Y .1-A33-,gy ff, . 2, 1,-x..-1 1 , M- .,-1 -A - ff?-ff x-7+ , -3 l ,'a' A, Qffff'-,k 1.1 M -27? T ek. ag. ' - , .c 9.1 . a51'e.:pf -eh. 4 L. .fqffb -'.faf-15:15-Ark-'E . 1-. .-vi x' C Y. f A:-,gf .gf.7:,g1j., .Q ':f' vffifrx 'Li ' ' - Lf- .4 tr' X ' X I Nick Vrotsos, Glen Furbcy, Tom A t g COACHES Sanrio CO-CAPTAIN S erry Murphy 1 1 Sr I erry Murphy 216 lbs. Tackle Dover 33 Wooster 12 Dave Stofier 155 lbs. End Sr. Gene Dumrnermuth Sr. Paul Mitchell Sr. Rich Rippel 165 1bs. 155 lbs. 150 lbs. Guard Guard End Dover Dover 31 14 Cambridge Zanesville 19 21 ' 5 VJ 0 wwb' G zo Q2 Mk , , I A ' Ni AMX' y Sr- I-CIYYY Davidson Sr. Ken Walter VJ!! Sr. Fred Swegheimer 190 1105. 150 lbs. 190 lbs. Tackle Guard Guard Ir. Dewey Graie Ir. Burt Link 145 lbs. 190 lbs. Halfback Fullbcrck Dover 0 Lancaster 27 Ir. Bernie Ledermzm Ir. Dick Gummere 200 lbs. 150 lbs. Guard End Ir. Dan McGrew 165 lbs. Center Dover I3 Marietta 6 I' A 1 kr v I Ir. Pete Shough 150 1bs. Guard Ir. lim Dusenberry Ir. Alex Hutrcrs Ir. Ierry Wallick 165 1bs. 155 lbs. 155 lbs. End Halfback Guard Dover Dover 27 6 Chillicothe Newark 13 20 Ir. Frank Hollingsworth Ir. Bob Aston Ir. Larry Fishel 175 lbs. 190 lbs. 145 lbs. Guard Tackle Halfback 1 N ..A4- 1 1 1 Soph. Iim Heller Soph. Torn Armstrong Soph. Charles Winters 160 lbs. 160 lbs. 145 lbs. Fullbcrck Center Gucxrd Dover Dover 21 6 Coshocton New Phila. I9 16 Soph. Dcrve Heid Soph. Larry Stucky Soph. Ioe Lowery 190 lbs. 160 lbs. 165 lbs. Tackle End Hcrlibcxck 4 S Ji Q ' ' , QW , M T35 ,i 3 I L' ,1 , 1 fl, I ' I , ' H H li pil J. ,r g A: 21? ,fy it s QSM km-waz'-f-si 'f' Ni! 'NF K I oufzior joofgaff ,Sena FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Andreas, Phil Brewer, Grant Lowery, David Wise, Bob Rimer, Gail Herman, Phil McKee, Torn Anderson, George Elford, Coach. SECOND ROW: Dave McKay, Ronnie Gordon, Wynn Lembright, Iesse York, George Finley, Iim Zechiel, George Wilson, Fred Herman, lim Render. HAROLD RAMSEY Ir. Reserve Coach I ROBERT HELLER Ir. Reserve Coach Equipment Manager IERRY MURPHY Selected for the Chick Harley, United Press, and Associated Press teams. BUD MEARS Selected for the Chick Harley, United Press, and Associated Press teams. DAVE MASON, DAVE ANGEL. LARRY SMITH GEORGE YOCKEY Varsity Managers Stadium Custodian Trainer Iunior Reserve Managers KENNY FRANCE DON HUPRICH, DICK MASON E IOHN WEISGARBER Sen or Mcznuqer Left to Rlqht: Dewey Grcxfe, Rxchcxrd Gnesen, Richard Gummere, Lorzy Stucky, Gene Dummermuth, Gene Espenschxed, hm Dusenberry, Dave Stoffer, hm Heller, Ioe Lowery, Dave Wemsz, Rxchczrd Rxppel, NICK VROTSOS Coach Yiamilfy gcafelfgcaf AQGWQJZ, . , 1 fi -xy X. , .1 ' lf' . PAUL MITCHELL Semor Manager 71 3 LJ ii, l g ll - , 5 , I f 1 ?ESYT.4' w , 5 W 1 1 1 . R -nf' H 7 J A - af' .. 1 571 - 11 Y ..'l at V Q4f....Q,l.-'1-if H 5 Q ' X. X. Q1 ll 5 omior ederue qua FIRST ROW, Leit to Right: Bruce Al- brecht, Adrian Deetz, Gerald Barker, Ray Altier, Dick Anderson, Iohn Ells- worth, Vic Meese, Charles Davis, Tom Wendling. SECOND ROW: Tom Armstrong, coach, Ray Arnold, Dick Mason, Bob Winkler, Gordon Gilmore, Bill Geib, Don Huprich, Larry Marburger, Keith McFarland. ederue Qilftfilf FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Glen Furbay, coach, Charles Winters, Rollin Steiner, loe Lowery, Ioe Hefner, David Angel, Mike Moore, Manager. SECOND ROW: Larry Stucky, David I-leid, lim Heller, Gene Espenschied, Bill Ankney, Ioe Demaree. J... . .4 , ,ml--4-X, lfmior xgglflfd FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Phil Brewer, Bob Feutz, Don Fox, Phil McKee, Curtis Ray, lim Render, Bill Andreas, David McKay. SECOND ROW: Robert Heller, coach, Wynn Lembright, David Stoller, Iim Golden, Bill Cooper, Paul Meadows, lim Zechiel, Iohn Miller. a.Ql0,fI 0'LlflfLlfLl 6L 0LlfL6L98l 5 FBONT, Left to Bight: Dewey Grafe, Pete Shouqh, Charles Petrullo, Ken France. BACK: Dave Angel, Lynn Gor- don, Iirn Dusenberry, Burt Link, Iirn Weisqarber. ffm.. Z? Weygdf FRONT: Don Page, Dave Stoller. BACK: Horner Spence, Marvin Sackett, lim Golden, Iohn Miller! 01:56 u,fl,i,f FRONT: Bill Bitticker, Don Copp, Bob York. BACK: Iohn Boyer, Clair Chris- ty, Marvin Baab, Terry Schu- macher, Ioe Osborn. CALM fgowlezfgaf WLVLVLEPJ - CELTICS FRONT: Iohn Weisqarber, Rich- ard Lenqler, Bob Smith, Larry Rothacher. BACK: Bud Berndt, Iirn Weis- qarber, Tom Miles, Dick Al- bauqh, Chester Bennett. !0L5f5 gafefgaf 6Aa,mlo5 ALL-STARS FRONT: Ierry Wallickn Ken Walter, Joe Green, Mgr.: Duff Helvoiqt. BACK: Ierry Murphy, Paul Mit- chell, Phil Ray, Fred Sweq- heimer, Larry Davidson. ffm Z? ff?MAefAa ff 660,171,195 ' REDS FRONT: Iack Shores, Ronnie Rothacher. BACK: Ken Eqler, lack Daniels, Tom Armstrong, Tom Early. 431 nom, VL? Xe 'QM QU V59 1 PM vlWf'4Q FRONT, Left to Rxqht: Carl Von Allman, hm Mrzer, Tom Early, Dewey Grafe, Charles Winters, Paul Mltchell, Dale Maurer. BACK: Dan Frank, Ioe Lowery, Gene Dummermuth, Ierry Murphy, Dave Stoifer, hm Heller, Tom Ellwood, Dave Wemsz, uwfzfify jfozc Tom Ellwood Dqn Frank QPU 1' nm M35 ,, I 2 ? 1 R ,,w FHM J' ik 3,445 A S5v Q Q v 61 Q cm QM M' X W ' 1 .bg ,f . 4 V- r, .--' 1 .J f', 4 i , Q Q., f '., 1.A V '-f aq, 'F . 1511- I 1 . f 1 ' -F f x if TQ M. .Mrman Mrs. Herman is a must around the girls' locker room, for a more friendly and capable person is not to be found. Handy with a needle, she often em- ploys the old proverb, a stitch in time saves nine. Intramurals mean Work for Mrs. Herman because she stays long after school hours to help and comfort the girls after hard games. Our hat is off to you, Mrs. Herman, for a job well done. WMM wfbaid Although this is her first year, Miss Mu- iais has capably and conscientiously ac- cepted the role of girls athletic instructor. Many new ideas, such as exercises, per- sonal grooming, good posture, and a greater emphasis on team work, are being used in her gym classes. As advisor of the Leaders Club, Miss Mujais has helped leaders to revise their constitution and the intramural program. The students of Dover High School ex- tend a hearty Welcome to Miss Mujais and wish her the best of luck in the years to come. 3 i . env- bbgx --1 ?g Hina' no v 1 sf ' 1 1 1. 'Z' 9 if E33 'N fg T. ii Cfom A fgcwlefgaf Th 15 potrtlcipcltmq IH lntmmurcl bctskeibcrll find it one of th t t q iq 1 sports. CAL55 Z? Z?0L5A8fAOL! l-0 li 12 -5' ,I 19' jf? KLM MM Aa ff lntrczrnurctl Volleyball ts one of the most popular Sports for girls in the ninth tenth, eleventh, and twelfth qrctdes. UM lf? MLM QWQGQQ ,,f?Lxf-Ly - I to af .r Q I 3 1 ww 1 1:9-,426 - !..'5.' l.5't5,,7 .,, 1' rw W H54 ' 532' 'uiff Ii- -:g. . A A. 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FLUTES Gail Van Epps Sandra Grunert Iane Zollar Karen Rice Clare Anne Krause Nancy Moore Ianet Smith Martha Hiltbrand Patsy Dummermuth Marjorie Melick Mary lane Rausch OBOES Patsy Partridge Lynda Oertel BASSOONS Barbara Haines Valera Hoffman ludy Denzer ALTO CLARINETS Francis Bair Becky Nash Carol Karlinq CLARINETS Ianet Mathias Iudy Booth Sandra Wolfe Jig Band Director Mr. Clark 3400! Patsy Vorhees Sylvia Ientes Cherie Weber Betty Totten Betty Ballard Marian Ream Iudy Kohl Carol Groh Barbara Parris Sharon Ientes Beverly Stallings Barbara Burkey Gretchen Maurer Iean Ream Carol Gooqash Barbara Brown SAXAPHONES Geraldine McGinnis Bill Bitticker Karen Graves Andrew Spevak Dennis Potschner BASS CLARINETS Martha Lahmers Karen Gordon Iucly Sweitzer Not only does the band provide fine entertainment at basketball and football games, but they also have a time concert band which presents several programs throughout the year. 0lflC9Wf Clair Christy Pat Lieser Sue Hamm Earl Miller Bette lean Krause Donald Stealey Robert Fogle Kay Kreiqhbaum Phyllis Angel Ioe Lab ludy Albaugh Cinda Becker Bonnie Bedlion Ieff Emig FRENCH HORNS Patsy Angel Ann Seibert Marla Kay Espenschied Holly Holzworth Carlene Lebold Charlotte Deuvall TROMBONES Benny Edwards Adrian Mathias Mary Ann Frautschy Diane Gopp Music Supervisor Mr. Alexander Don Page Elizabeth Matte-rn Dan Buss Bonnie Mason BARITONES Gerald Biqler Robert Gow Sonny Haines Iim Young Iudy Vasbinder TUBAS Terry Paisley Kenneth Van Epps Keith Van Epps Gene Giannoble lack Daniels Paul Busby Iames Herziq PERCUSSION Paul Meadows Sandra Miller Charles Karling Larry Gordon Elizabeth Torqler Larry Stoller lane Rosenberry 5 2. A 1 if LQ 1 I 1' -H' f V 1 , ,X , ef: Q 1 xl of f . ff J ft'7'3lgE-'fi .g-,1l . ? Q, . ,,4., 5 ,,.,. if f :xi-KR f -'-1 :Q 3' . l lp ,sf '. . ,,,, - AEs-v - Nellre Feutz Carol Bodme OBOE Palsy Parindqe Lynda Oertel FLUTES Gall Van Epps Clare Anne Krause Sandra Grunert Karen Rrce CLARINETS Sylvra lentes Sandra Wolfe lanet Malhras Cherre Weber BASS CLARINET Martha Lahmers BASSOONS Barbara Harnes Valera Hoffman Iudy Denzer They prevrcle irne concerts for the ynrlnlrc as well as rnusrcal trammq for the rnernlzers. OVCAQJ flf'6L Concertrnistress Lenore Beyer HORNS Patsy Angel Ann Selberi Carlene Lebold Marla Kay Espenschred CORNETS Pat Lreser Clarr Chrrsty Sue Hamm TROMBONES Benny Edwards Mary Ann Frautschy Dianne Gopp TUBA Terry Paisley TYMPANI Bill Mercer PERCUSSION Sandra Miller Larry Gordon Q Q is if i Q R? . ' W' 1 3 4- ,wi - H -.P 3 ,my . , ' ' ' , ,yr , X ' Y ff? Q. K i xx, 5 xi, Xxx :js X X 0 -.- .,.,.,--. -. Q L mira... , . ' K -' i . 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The :group practices asrde from requlclr rehearsals to perfect any drf- frcult passages. Musxc Lrbrormns ORCHESTRA SECTIONAL Gettlnq ln Q perlod of extrci work ure the Vistas cnd cellos. They meet fer one per- 10d cr Week to zrcn cut the rouqh spots cmd also tc chal- lenge ouch other to get the proper somznq fxrrcrrqemerzt. Midas! LlAe CQVLQL5 Organ Students gent: in 1 ' '75 f me vw sv ' .f as The Iunior Choir was organized to train the underclassmen for their places in the senior choir. Oi course it is also known for its outstanding public performances. BASS David Driscoll lerry Berqquist Larry McKee Ioe Link Stephen LeFerre Dick Anderson David Clemmens Terry Gray Harry Wilkinson Herman Kellcer Dick Tyree Luther Froelich Karl Meese William Mercer TENOR Dick Penninqton Roland Winzer Charles Von Bergen lack Daniels Dwight Goodman Charles Brick Iohn Sorquist Charles McGrath Larry Froelich Dick Mason Bob Ienninqs SOPRANO Barbara Hanenkrat Carole Rouch Deanna Contini Elizabeth Mattern 96 zfmior Uwir PIANISTS: Linda Gordon, Barbara Han- enlcrat, STUDENT DIRECTORS: Ioy Hollwaqer David Driscoll, Harry Wllkinson, 'll 4 l .3 1 U N nb Y' Nancy Kastor Carol Sherwood Dee Decker Linda Stein Erlyne Wallace Iva Watts Sally Furbay Lenore Sears Linda Gordon Rosalie Tapp lean Ream Doris Gibbs Iudy Dallas Icrnet Smith lane Lorenz ALTO Patty Fetters Iudith Vasbinoler Dianne Gopp Brenda Rogers Mary Lou Von Allman Nan Denny Ioy Hollwaqer Sandra Requla Patsy Dummermuth Esther Bennett Judie Gerber Rose Rufener Mary Rose Bair Carol Gooqash Mary Lou Boltz The beautiful songs of the Girls' Choir can be heard every sixth period. These freshman, sopho- more, and tumor :girls have creditably blended their voices in many public appearances. lbT SOPRANO Ellen Hanks Carol Bodine lill Catliff Donna Daniels Dixie Burson Carol Younq Rosalie Obermiller Connie Mressinqer Barbara Capper Betty Medley Iudy Miles Karen Bequla Martha Grams ludith Cantini Thelma Russell Goldie Horn Betty Bair Bea Ienninqs Barbara Brown Martha Muttersbauah ZND SOPRANO Karen Hiniq Shirley Haas Betty lean Krause Betty York Peg Anderson ir A 7 C2004 l3lANlSTS: Cjcirwl Gioh, NVendy Robin- son. STUDENT DlHEC'l'Ol-KS: Karen Rice, Martha Grams. 'LY C7 ALTO I Barbara Krebs Penny Pastor Bose Von Allman Geraldine McGinnis Beverly Stein Sandra Fisher Karen Bice Barbara Burkhart Kay Miles Barbara Parris Kathy Selzer Lynne Price Virginia Amistadi Marjorie Miller Lynda Oertel Peggy Moser Anne Willoughby Grace Gibbs Mary Ann Frautschy Carol Karlinq Louise Luthy Nancy Moore Rosalie Younq Pat Buszin Carol Groh Wendy Robinson One of the finest musical groups in the school is the A Cappella Choir. Its appearances are eagerly awaited in churches as well as other community activities. .A CJIOIOQZQ 6400 BASS SOPRANO Lynn Gordon Larry Wilson Ierry Ernest Frank Hollingsworth Kenny Page lim Heller Iim Dessecker Tommy Armstrong Kenny Walter Tom Earley Bob McKnight Dewey Grafe John Weisgarber Bob Gow TENOR Dick Gummere Bernard Ledermari Eugene Gianoble lim Dusenberry Bob Smith Walter Ieffords Iohn Kastor Clair Christy Bill Foraker Dick Lengler Benny Edwards lim Weisgarber Paul Mitchell Alex Hutras Ronnie Bothacher David Swartzwelder Ianice Kurtz Kay Cotterman Delores Gibbs Sandra Wolfe Merrill Wise Linda Bear Martha Lahmers Ruth Iohns Shirley Baker Barbara Haines lane Rosenberry Sally Baker Antje Braum Gail Goss Charlotte Rennicker Nancy Travis Bette McKeever Reba Harder Carol Chadrue Beverly Hurless Carol Rothacher 4-gp PlANlSTS: Shirley Feller, Sandra Frantz. STUDENT DIRECTORS: Sally Baker, Kenny Walters. Rita Zifer Betty Totten Linda Archer Ruth Mears Iulia Menges Sandra Frantz Mary Machan ALTO Alice Schupbach Gladys Miller Iudy Gray Ianet Mathias Barbara Gibbs Beverly Stallings Nancy Beitner Elaine Fronk Shirley Baumgartner Marlyn Maurer Margery Low Betty Froelich Linda Luthy Paula Disler Karen Ables Cherie Weber Loretta Murphy Maxine George Sue Shaweker Dolores Bobis Anna Mary Williams Faye Locker Shirley Feller Naomi Stilgenbauer ?4!- This entirely new dance hand, The Tornado Tones, has already made a hit with students at several dances. Many hours of practice are put forth to present the latest hits . mic Wa,e5f1f'0A SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Karen Requla, Barbara Burkhart, Donna Daniels, Dixie Burson, Virainia Ami- stadi, Carol Young, Rosalie Qhermillor, Sandra Fisher, Anne Vfillauqhby, Kay Miles, Pat Rus- zin, Pianist, Wendy Robinson, FRESHMAN ENSEMBLE Left to Right: Rosalie Young, Louise Luthy Karen Rice, POCJQY Moser, Martha Grams, Car ol Karlinq, Rose Von Allman, Lynda Oertel Betty Medley, Goldie Horn, Martha Muters bauqh. Pianist: Nancy Moore. v 1 nl I t r 4 . e--,A 3 I tl ,fl FLUTE TRIO CLARINET TRIO Nancy Moore, Karen Rxce, Martha Hlltbrand. Carol Groh, Sharon Ientes, Barbara Parris. CLARINET QUARTET WOODWIND QUINTET Frances Batr, Betty Totten, Sylvra Ientes, Martha Lahmers. Jane Zollar, Pat Partndqe, Pat Angel, Betty Ballard, Barbara ' Hames. 0 O15 6LlfL AliL58lfVLAA5 As Cla1r knows by now, 1t takes much practtce to mamtam f1ISl cha1r Cornet tn the hand and to partlcxpate ln the solo contests. ln order to petfect one's playmq, practlce and prxvate lessons are a must. Here Mr. Alexander rs helpmq Karleen Newton wtth her lesson. gif' 'Eff ff FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Miss Spear, Sue Shaweker, Pat Lieser, Angel, Sally Baker, Marlyn Maurer. Sandra Wolfe, Kay Cotterman, Gail Van Epps, Mr. Iames. THIRD ROW: Barbara Burkey, Merrill Wise, Kay Kreighbaum SECOND ROW: Deloris Robis, Valera Hoffman, Delbert Walker, Sylvia Ientes, Clare Ann Krause, Freida Lampe Beverly Hur Shirley Baumgartner, David Weinsz, Carlene Lebold, Walter less, Ann Seibert, Betty Ballard. l 102 Ieffords, Linda Bear, Elizabeth Torgler, Beverly Stallings, Pat Swirf jay The Swirl Staff works conscientiously to produce an annual of which all can be proud. They hope that it will always serve as a mornento ot the wonderful school days in Dover High. Editor ............. . . Sandra Wolfe Business Manager . . . ........... . . . . . . ..... . . . Kay Cotterman Art Editor ......... ....................................... P at Angel Class Editors . . . Club Editors . . . . . Elizabeth Torgler, Beverly Hurless, Beverly Stallings . . . . . . . Carlene Lebold, Pat Lieser, Freida Lampe Faculty Editors ........ Kay Kreighbaum, Sue Shawelcer Music Editors . . . . . Gail Van Epps, Ann Seibert, Sylvia Ientes .........................DavidWeinsz Boys' Sports .. Girls' Sports .... ................... C lare Anne Krause, Sally Baker Feature Editors Shirley Baurngartner, Marlyn Maurer, Linda Bear Typists .......... ..................... M errill Wise, Delores Robis Senior Assistants . . ................ Delbert Walker, Walter Ieffords Iunior Assistants . . . . . . Valera Hoffman, Barbara Burkey, Betty Ballard Advisors ....... ....................... M iss Spear, Mr. Iames K N4 , - . , I, H!Cl.J Srl-4001 V 15 -if ur I fl' 1 4 1 gl F M' . X' 141- 'V' ' Q ,. , ,W -: ' .. A ' .c ww 'T' s Av 1' . MV' , I P 'X 'ui , . 'ink ...- . D . Y TE Q 'B 3' 4 XTWZVLCA The French Club members are second year French stuclenis wnh an mteresi rn promounq Ihe French language. Thrs year Ihe French Clul: bought a recorcl player whrch was presenled to the Dover I'I1qh School. FIRST ROW. Frerda Lampe Sandra Wolfe, Ianet Insley, Garl Van Epps, Pat Angel. SECOND ROW: Pat Lreser, Nancy Beltner Carle-ne Lebold, Sue Shaweker, Lrnda Bear. TIIIRD ROW: Anne Braun Merrrll Wrse Marlyn Maurer Beverly Hurless, Lenore Beyer, Miss Ifeuerleber. rimdonian ,Slay The Crrmsonran Siaff, comprrsed of the Iournalrsm class, works hard to produce an outstandmq weekly school paper, FIRST ROW: Pat Angel Nancy Benner Paula Drsler, Earl Mrller, Delbert Walker. SECOND ROW: Harry Wrlkrnson, Delores Rolns, Susan Shaweker, Lrnda Lahmers, Shrrley Baum- qartner, Carol Rothacher, Rrchard Albauqh, Larry Maurer, Iohn Wersqarber. TIIIRD ROW: Kay Cotterman, Lmcia Bear Kay Krelqhlqaum, Walter Iefiords, Larry Zrmmerman, Mrss Elrerwrne, Larry Rothacher. new .Q 1 rf ' I 31,-gf' .L - A '- ..- qv .ri 'Wl'hs:n-. ..:,- 4. JSI' Graff' .xglffenalance Own Finding out the who's here cmd why not's , along with keeping accurate attendance records, are services performed by the attendance office girls. Seated Left to Right: Mrs. Beasley, Karleen Newton, Karen Rice, Marilyn Hadorn, ludy Douds, Anne Vllilloughby, Mrs. Walters. Standing: Carol Karlmg, Marilyn Deibel, Marilyn Rentsch, Beverly Schaar, Barbara Burkhart, Shirley Baumgartner, Virginia Amistadi, Eileen Wilson, Lynne Price, Martha Grams, Sally Furbay. Qfwfdf 8 Mimeographmg, typing, detailed Work, carrying messages, and other numerous jobs occupy the free periods of these girls. Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Holzworth, Mrs. Mattern, Susan Shaweker, Mrs. Caputo. Standing: Sylvia Vlad, Lorla Walters, Sheila Stucky, Shirley Curtis, Ann Sexbert, Karen l-lmig, Betty Ballard, Ioy Hollwager. H Rf'- , 5 .1 -1- . 'B '- 1 -1 ' na 1 .- V I 'N ..-ff gf ,k,L ui N i ' I iliilu-on fl E 'v K-Pg I X U ' ' 1: ,A , . , v ,- I 1 ' 4 Q L W yo 17 it IP' ,JI If 111 :V F1-6 Wa fiona! X70I 2lfL:5l.C enzyme Slx14er1l:s .11tQrQ:s1f:-l 111 spffoc:l1 work um ucuvc 1n !he Nulmnul lK11ur1:s1c Loflquo. P1'o1not1c1n of pubhc ur 'vfrw ..1, ., 1 2 11. .JI .,f21'11w1. Eff-.Sf E ..--11 1-.1gl'1t. llula Dmlor, lUlu::1ll Qhsc, Put PGIfl1il go, Nancy Boztner, INALSS Schmtzer, SLQLLIIU '-Q12 Levi 1:1 H1ql1?. ljxll Wuzlhor, l1m Wflqner, Allen lawrence, H' 11m Stemer, Earl M1lle!. QD A , 8 ai? 1 :xg :.:.1a rQp1r2::1-11' D vu: lllujll Us L1 clcbcte Mum an mcmy events l'ff1ST I 1 ' L. Q1 llglwx f.11,,5 S4:l1111?.'io1, I,r.111r1r, Wznzl,-1, Puulu llbler. iiiiyvlnl V L1 t I., lllljlll Licrfzwfl K1ml1lQ, l3.ll -VlvYC1Illli?l, A11cf11 Luwrcnfznr, hm Wagner, Hollm S'ElHQIf Mucho A 4 These boys make recordings and operate the sound system in the auditorium and at the football and basketball games. FIRST ROW, Leit to Right: lohn Edwards, Dick Lengler, Larry Rothacher. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cattabiani, Bill Bitticker, lim Weisgarber, lack Hamilton, Pete Shough. owning 1fLno1,mcer5 This group serves the student body each morning by presenting the activities and meetings for each day over the public address system. Left to Right: Holly Holzwarth, Miss Schnitzer, David Driscoll, Carol Young, Carol Sherwood, Marlyn Maurer, Allan Lawrence, Pat Partridge, Merrill Wise, Nancy Beitner, Paula Disler. 'E' 1,5 X5 w I 1 y . 5 s YU f X 5:5 N V Q 7 ' ' - . 'S . , . 9 'gf gg, V MJ, u 25 ,E, ,.! 'I - - v v 5 -'F Q 1 ' , . 1 , Q . , v l . f ' Q. . .tj Ax, gr ' - I 1 - 5 I ' 51: It II w -X- , -' i 2 K ' Q . p , 4 Y - ' ' X . f. V X 1 f , g , . -'ff -1 ' -,A . E ' ' , fr? i N a ' w' H: 11? r W 'ff' N -Ig' ,S ' W!Qx x '.' -A . 5-- . . ' ! 1 l - - :L Y I '- KL, I 1 Q '21 x Q3 'sf ' 1 I I I 'I' Q :V L- v5r.n.f 155, . :arf AMY L - A V 1 4 Q- vw f' 5 A v ugtibtiigl, l .21 . X 4' ,- 11. x.. ,f - I fmssassiiii V 'y 1 X 1 'cpl-!!!!Qk!s'-T ,TK f w,zsgfg:gi2iigEf3',f13 . ' . , f f-hljiffw' sg ' i Ja' f-L .. A , Y x r . 1 li . - 3 1 , I 1 ' an T I' U og rariarw 'l'l1c 5tuder1t lllHUIIlCII'1S qwe 41110 stucly hull cr day so that they may c15515t Stuclertts, check books 1r1 and cut, collect cmd dehver 1:e1m1t5, prcrpure Locks twr c1rculut1f'r1, and m ether wcrys c15515t the faculty l1lJrc1r1cm, M155 Futhey. Seated, Left to Hlqhtz Bctrlyurcr Dummermuth, Charlotte llemclcer, Burbctrfr Prrms. Stundmq' M155 Futhey, Nwmen Lcxhmerss, Vera l.c1h111e15, DQCIIIHCI KISOI, Beverly Hurle55, Fl'9ldC1 lcrmpe, Deus Frcmks, Kcty Kmrqhlooum, Predrrclcu Syler, Ellen Hanks, lClI'llC3 Kurtz, Carol Groh, Nancy TlUVlS, Lmtlc Archer. 7 OWL? C0l'L0l'l'LLCf5 C DLL lhese ttuztoen 1111ls render murty SGIVICOS for Dover ll1qh Schom such C15 clfzur11r1q all the show case-5 5e1t11'1q cmtl c1rrCIr'1q1r1r,g tfxlfles for kufrnquets, and p1epcxr1r1rg If?fI'T'Sl'lIH9I'1lS lm SDQC1Ql occ:ct51On5. Seutccl, Left to lllqhtg Tltelmnr Russell, Ruth lohns, Thczlmcr Rennmlcer, DOIIS Burdette, Bcrlncrru Brown, Ruby Burkhart, SlC1I'l4llHQ. M155 Eckert, Hclnertir lchnscn hhzubeth K1r15Qy Curwl Schultz Elcrme VV1r1kler, Delcr15 G1l l Put Clupper, Ruth Arm Groh PNACIIY Ann Iohnscn PSE: 1 Qu R mt- Que.-W -1 : LJ, K H --, vue-ff,f 5: 1 .Vx . .. ug, , 1 . . - -e 4 '- - 5 v ,.'Tf 'L'Z :T 1 'S -3 -' ',, ': N-xsfofuu- 5Q:::5?'?' . ' ' ..Ji-f- 5 L-'ef ' 'btw .. f' ' - - : r'3.l1- 'fl 347 - Y Q N 1 I 4 , 11.3 ip4 it 1 jd 5418014 Members ot the Talent Bureau offer their talents tor both school and outside activities, These students are outstanding in rnany fields. FIRST ROW, Left tc Right: Clara lloman, Betty Krause, Martha Grams, Carrgl Karlinq, Linda Gor- clcfn, Sally Furcay. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Sandra Wolfe, Gail Van Epps, Linda Bear, Susan Shaweker, Sandra Grunert, Elizabeth Mattern. jfieapialfw The Thespians are our actors and actresses ot Dover High School. They not only act, but also work on various cornrnittees back stage during the several plays presented each year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Marlyn Maurer, Shirley Feller, Sarah Bay, Lenore Boyer, Cherie Weber, Paula Disler, Barbara Espenschierl, Fredriclca Syler, Elizabeth Toraler, SECOND HOXV: Maxine Svhriitzer, Ann Seiliert, Pat Partridge, lim Springer, Carlone Lehold, Larry Newton, Carol Ycunq, Pat Lieser, Larry Rothacher, Ioanno Winzer. Tl'llRD ROW: lames Waqner, Carl Berndt, Allen Lawrence, lerry Ernest, Andrew Spevak, Bill War- ther, Earl Miller. ll N I , x41 'Ci l I if: pl 'VI K v th i wifigw Q' 5 Y H I i - - I 5 I - E - A 4 ' -Us 75 iii Y' ' V .'5 - R Q 'r 1?-1 ,. ik, hm' xt, Q E, Q., 5, ' S f ' 'Q Q1 . 7 , . W -. V w V -L ' A gVg2:: ,,A2f W ,M i- ,Ja A S ln. Y? ' 1 N V f5Ef?., , ' ,Ji v X 'A . 5 Q' I, 1f , 4 ,, 43512: ---5.-.-,Q-Q. 1 W ' ',, 1. f j X C ,XL - iw 4 9 'V 'l,?1lg1'ff.f.'-: m,Yk jf? , ' 0 ffl' 1 f uf. REX Gr, '14 ,Q ......v uf. , A- - :ff , NY? l x s 'rw : ' 7' ve' 1 Q-1 1 I 3 U Tuul I i r' .1 ' 1 I . -Q gf' 'gf K. - m 1 ajlftflftfe 10,6 Many D ,vet llrjh Sch' ' , ffudcnis, glarrrllrr 3 t , Mac' ure teachers, frirrnalrcvn and praclrcal fvxgnerrencie fel ll'l1?lI rrrlenalofl career Lenfze Beyer, Carcl llczcer, Mzrrcgery l.,w, Marlyn Maurer ylll h Bar aalirlcgy luclyllurs em of America SECOND ROW: Mr. Clapulu, Susan Shaweker, Frederrca Syler, Beverly Hurless, Garl Van Epps, Sylvra lenles, Carol Karlmq, Carwl l..GlTllJl1Cjl1l, Merrrl Vlfrse, Pal Lersor. THIRD ROW: Pat Angel, Deanna Krser, Valera Huffman, Frerda Larnpe, Elarnf- Frank, Ann S91llCIl, Pal Parlrraae, Nareen Lahm- ers, Marran Hearn. have leuna an rntercst rn the l'.'l'.!2., whore they rece-we rn- lllHS'l' HCVJ, Left to lfrfghti Susan Hfrrnrn, Karlecn Newham, Hell' vij.ZWC,1f , Q, 1 L1 Q , 11 lg aglfwalenf These szuaenis may be snen at ther! past, rn the halls, where tfney keep the halls clear and recelve vrsrtars. FlRS'l' llOl.'.', LQ,-ll lc Fight: Ann Wrluams, ludy Maurer, Marrorie Elernan, Karen Alles, Lgnrla Mrljce, Lrngla lix. SECOND ROVVYI Mr. llarvey, Delzfert Walker, Belly Froelrch, Iudy Gray, Pat Dcucls, Gladys Mrller, Blame Wlnkler, Ioyce ruice gfcicfw 2 Phrlaluaum, Pal Dumrnermuth, Belly Krause, Larry Zrmmerman, Allen Lawrence. THIRD ROW: Marlyn Rentsch, Iudy Andersen, Grace Beaber, Barbara Schaar, Vv'anda Pelen, Judy Doucls, Ioann Waring, Sandra Kaelrn, Grace Grbbs, Mary lane Hursey. 4 Wafionaf .Manor .Siwielfy Fifteen percent ot the Iunior and Senior classes are eligible to be chosen for the National Honor Society because ot their high standing in Character, Schol- arship, Leadership, and Service. FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Bill Bitticker, Freida Lampe, Earl Miller, Pat Angel, David Weinsz, Carol Lembright, Delbert Walker, Carlene Lebold. SECOND ROW, Lett to Right: Lenore Beyer, Paul Mitchell, Elizabeth Torgler, Gail Van Epps, Bev- erly Hurless, Barbara Burkey, Barbara Ballard, Sandra Wolfe, Miss Keuerleber. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Clare Anne Krause, Nellie Feutz, Andrew Spevak, Iim Wagner, lerry Wallick, Eugene Dummermuth, Iane Zollar. egimienf Cnunci The goal ot this organization is to gather the students, faculty, and adminis- trative opinion into one. The members are elected representatives from every homeroom. FIRST ROW, Lett to Right: Mr. Blair, ludy Dallas, Linda Cattabiani, Pat McGinnis, Anna Lewis, Donna Weber, Tom Lenz, Robert Feutz, Charles Merriner, Donald Fox, Linda Fox, Holly Figg, Bar- bara Ballard, Mr. Walker. SECOND ROW, Lett to Right: Penny Pastor, Carol Manley, Peggy Moser, Alexandra Syler, Barbara Burkey, Sylvia Vlad, Judy Maurer, Ioy Hollwager, Carol Rothacher, lanet Smith, Carolyn leitords, Loretta Cain. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Pat Douds, Karen Graves, Barbara Hanenkrat, Virginia Amistadi, Iudy Douds, Wynn Lembright, Fred Herman, Susan Hess, Betty lean Krause, Beverly Stallings, Betty Froelich, Grace Gibbs. FOURTH ROW, Lett to Right: Bill Bitticker, Norman Singleton, Larry Zimmerman, David Wright, Larry McKee, David Driscoll, Don Page, David Stoller, Adrian Deetz, lahn Miller, Ronnie Roth- acher, Adolf Zabka. FIFTH ROW, Left to Right: Elizabeth Torgler, lane Zollar, Helen Lemmon, lim Wagner, Gene Dum- mermuth, Ierry Murphy, Allen Lawrence, Rollin Steiner, Gene Giannobile, Carol Lembright, Clare Anne Krause, Linda Stien. ju flue 14r5e5 of .Jgmerica The mc,-rnlzers xt thrs araup are Lnterested tn loarnrna about nursrnfr as a career. FIRST rtfJNV, Left t, Rrahti Delores holtrs, BI-tty Ballard, Cvlorra Kerr, Martha lfhzrgand, Caril Chadrue, Frances Barr, Carol Rothacher, Grace Cfrczis, Lrnda Lahrners, Cherre Weller. SECOND ROWg M135 Mu,a1s, Shrrley Curtrs, Elrzabeth 'lhrqler Shrrley Hoover, Sylvra Ientes, Marrorre Mehclc, Barbara Dum- mrvrmuth, Ltnda Archer, Charlene Aston, Barbara Espenschred, Hath Ann Mears. THIRD ROW: Erleen Lemmon, Nancy Kastor, Shrrley Horns- heraer, Carol Hyer, Shrrley Haas Betty York, Kay Cotterman, Lrnda Bear, Carlene Lebold, lane Zollar. MAE? The Usher Club ctters tts servrce tv any cwmmunrty ur school proqrarn gre-sented rn the audrtzrrum. These ushers may also :ie sewn seatrnq spectatzrs at Sports events, FIRST HOW, Left to Rrqht' Darlene Gordon, Pat Lezser, Barbara Espenschred, Beverly Hurless, Carol Rothachar, Grace Grbbs, Carol Mercer, Susan Shaweker, Shrrley Merryman, Shrrley Feller, fanet lnsly. SECOND ROW: Mrss Hawk, lane Zollar, Bonnre Gerber, Noreen Lahmers, Shrrley Baumqartner, Betty Lou Mclieevor, Pat Part- rrdqe, Carol Lernbrrqht, Lmda Luthy, Merrrll Wrse, Nancy Bertner. 1 THIRD ROW: Paul Garver, Calvrn Taylor, Earl Mrller, Carl Berndt, Malvrn Baab, Tom Mrles, Larry Hamm, Walter leffords, Don Hanenkrat, Gene Grannoble, lrm Wagner, Alex Hutrus, Larry Newton. H5 116 The Iunrer Y-Teens are lrttle srstczrs le the Senrfnr Yf'l'rven:a. FlRS'll HOVV, Left tw Right' llazsalre Yarrn-1, lean llarrnr, Carol Geeaash, Laurse Luthy, Lrnrla Garden, Sure Hamrn, lay Hell- waqer, Sara Bay, SECOND HOVV. lrrrly Gerber, llally llhlzwrfrlh, lanel Smrrh, Rrsalre Tapp, Mary Barr, Mary Bollz, lrrcly Dallas, Loretta Cam, Nancy Meere. THlRD HOW: Dranne Gepp, Karen Rrce, Martha Grams, Rese- nnior Fll?ST ROW: Karleen Newton, Carzfl Grnlr, Barbara Parrrs, lucly Ccntrnr, Bea lennrnqs, Bennre lflr-Gevezn, Karen Reqrrla, Sandra Hefgrrlr, Wendy Hll,l1'lSiJYl. SECOND HOW: Ruse llufenrvr, Ol-'rra Kerr, Kathryn Weaver, Deanna Canlrnr, Pearly Meser, llrwnnre Berllrrrn, Erlyne Wallace, Danna Danrels, Carol Manley mary MCGOHlrijGl, Iucly Mrles, Sally Frrrlray, Canal Karlrn-J, Pat Durnrnermrrth. FOUll'lll ROVJ. Nancy Seward, Charlene Aslan, lvhn Swr- hart, Elrxabelh Krnsey, Barlrara Hanenlcrat, Rlcky Syler, Pat Fellfrrsa, liarlfara llrrrl-ihfrlf, Malrel M-rrrrrwr. Fll l'll HOW: Slraran lenlrvs, lady Derrds, Brenda Rangers, Vrr- qlnia Arrusradr, Ceraldrne Mczfhnnrs, llrlrzen Xlklrlsrzn. 7 -jen! THlIllD NOW' Sara Green, Ciarf-l Yeuna, Karen Hrnra, Dee Deck- er, Belly lean Krarree, Sgznlra Crzunert, lrrrly Vaslgrnler, Penny Pafszrfr, Carele llr avh. FOUll'llH RONN: Ann XVrll rrrrghlvy, Ellen llanlcsz, Carol Sher wewrl, Nancy Kaaslrrrk, Kathryn Selzerr, lrll Cfallrff, Irvann Basrletti, S15 Mallurn, Deanna Krser, Any q1rl from the nrnth thrcuah the twelfth qrades may be- come a Y-Teen, As a Y-Teen she rs a member of a world-wide orqamzatren the Y.W.C,A. FIRST ROW, Left to Rrqht: lanet Insley, Maxme Murphy, Mary Alrce Machan, Sue Shaweker, Sylvra Vlad, Gall Gass, Betty Totten, Shrrley Peller, Mary lane Raush, Shrrley Merryman. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blarr, Carol Mercer, Marqery Low, Bar oara Burlcey, Lrnda Archer, Carol Rothacher, Ruth Ann Mears enior - The Y Teens strrve tr, realize the Ideas ft personal and socral lrvrrra, and to grew rn the lcnrwlodqe and love of God. FIRST ROVJ, Left tr: Rrqht Martha Hrltlsrand, Francrs Barr, Lmda Lahrners, Cherre Wer,er, Beverly llurless, Paula Drsler, Betly Ballard, Caral Chadrue, Betty Lou lenkrns, Shrrley Curtrs. SECOND ROVJ: Mrss Futhey, Barbara Dummermuth, Sylvla 'entes, lady Gray, lante Rosenberry, Carol Srnrth, Barbara Espenshred, Betty Lou McKeever, Ann Serlvert, Darlene Gordon, Grace Grbbs, Marlyn Maurer, Lenore Beyer, Beverly Schaar, TIIIRD ROW. Beverly Stallrnqs, Marporre Melrclc, Carol Lem- hrrqht, Alrce Schupbach, Karen Ables, Sherla Stucky, Betty Froelrch, Carol Hyer, Shrrley Horrrsberqer, Pat Partridge. FOURTH ROW: Lorla Walters, Sandra Wolfe, loann Waring, Ruth lohns, Sue McKrttr1ck, Merrrll Wrse, Antle Braun, Donna Mrtchell, Delores Robrs, Garl Van Epps, Kay Krerqhbaum. flew Bonnre Gerber. THIRD ROW: Martha Lahmers, Pat Angel, Clare Anne Krause, Sally Baker, Pat l.1eser, Barbara Grbbs, Carlene Lebald, Kay Cette-rman, Nancy Bertnor, Lmda Luthy, Valera Hallman. FOURTH ROW: Barlvaxa Harnes, Lrnda Bear, Helen Bear, Helen Lemmon, Erlrren Lemmon, Noreen Lahmers, Nellre Feutz, Mar- ran Ream, Shxrley Baumqartner, Shrrley Haas, Elarne Fronk, lame Zollar. 'I 17 x ' rf 9 Q xt' Q iq Q ty nu Q 4 Y' Q 'ggi 9, , ie' 11 ...L L V ' s xt ' '. a Q . ' 't Q 0.1 Q, fwrglgigv ziggy:-0 1 'i 1' :A ' i w'E5.j- jg,i-Ak4i it f,i ?-f fv re- JX- l 'I M11 12' f- lik 4 P 5' A 1 'rr ' af QP 5 U1 1-1 .n gF.P xi , I, -'af I V ,iff V!-55. H - .,,,5,,f 8, v V V ' tv nur.. ,iw u :.1FMn'y41xumnnq'u-.- is gp.gm-1,1 my Rio ! 4 I WJ -1' 15' 'Aa B F V 1 fa ,, ,1 , ffl! sl-dllfs. ,nmncx ' 2 0 onor ,gifualg ,J41!affEDD14,oerui50r5 These students have been selected to supervrse our honor SECOND ROW. Mr.IvicCaxIney,Mr. Harvey,She11a Stucky, Ner- study halls 1n DaverH1qh School. een Lahrnars, Andy Spexak, Delbert Walker, GCIIT Van Epps, FIRST ROW: Nancy Benner, Deleres RODIS, Marlorre Mehch, Mary lane Rams-ch, Mrss Kneubuehl. Vxfanda Pelen, Iudy Maurer, Iulra Menqes, ,QTf1,,99l Ui50l .'f These hrqh school students have been selected to supervrsc IICTQG,CI11Iki,lL9miJf1QhI,l..lLI1'OTlVTCI'CCI'. study halls rn the seventh and exqhth grades. SECOND ROVV: Mr. Cuputa, ,Tame Rasenberry, Pat Annie! FIRST ROW. Rua Zrior, Lenore Beyer, Elame Frank, Pat Part- Nelhe Feutz, Maman Ream, Valera Hoffman, Barbara Burkey. . If 'Lf' . . , ,. -1- 4 .- -V-4:49. ' .. -sv A ,. ..., . , ,, -,.. , . 'CX 55 E5 i T in 8 43- ff! ft: , K, , 37? ,. . :shi Jf'-,A 3 if 'Q-aff' -4.1i,fn:, 1 A 'VL' ' ' uma' . ,L .4 ,I a-.j7152A:f,-pf . .,,,. , x grwauw, M-:. .-.-. 1 I x -soh- .. ,1 jg .x W .,f -.,,. 3 N- . z, 3,.. 3904 ,. Q .- .. .5-'gif A52 x Af, '13, w - x .r MAJOR AND MAIORETTES I-IALFTIME 22 MOM'S NIGHT CONCESSION FEMALE BAMSLR SILUP UUAIHLTTE TALENT99 'P 24 A u.PA FOR ME 41 QPU 014 1 ZAQIWQ . MY FLUTE AND 1 CLARA THE 'MENACE DESTINATION-OHIO STATE ULTRA MODERN I' , A, 'N 'Qi' -JLLEUE IMCJLL Qsxf-M. ' - Za M., x c' 2 K N ARE YOU KIDDING? LOCKED OUT? ozmigozr 6810185 GET YOUR BOOKS AND LETS GO AN APPLE A DAY, - CI-HVALRY ISN'T DEAD SIGN HERE PLEASE. STUDYING OR? rm-. NUI' 'I'IiIQY QlU'1'E'? 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