Fairfield Township High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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F' 5 1955 CHIEFTAIN 1 l SCHOOL LIFE l l ORGANIZATIONS l MUSIC l ATHLETICS l ADMINISTRATION 1 i CLASSES 1 ADVERTISERS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS vu. .uh u' .25 ,, , Pai 'V :W 1 av 'W Page l Page Page -- Page Page - Page Page 6l 18- 30 l Rl 54 62 Q 84 FOREWORD Xi X mis X X L Q-lx A J 4 wh x nuff ni' s,Ff..N I -qr r i Ylisiiw Qi I f ., M X X X f l X ax 3 H. AS r L xi x - S, f . FW .. - X , X, We x , xx, . f . n Q Qtx X . 5 5 S ' X, xx. tf X V ,' - V' X tk-bg . 'rv Nh . X' JJ 'Kg..fL.:1',4N.c, W V f The architectis drawing of the new elementary school, which is being built on Morris Road, is shown above. This building is a symbol of the tremendous growth of our school since its beginning in 1929 when a group of one-roomw school houses was consolidated. As our community grew, our school grew. We built many new additions to our school, but it seemed that no matter how fast we built, the community grew faster. During this growth, the people of our township were indeed progressive citizens who always voted 'gyesi' for school bond issues because they wished their children to have the best school that could be provided. Because of their progressiveness we now have one of the finest educational plants in the state. Where are we going now? No one knows where, but we are sure our community will be moving forward. Our annual this year has endeavored to show our school in every phase of its activities in and out of the classroom. Our chief aim has been to show life at Fairfield School. We have chosen g'School Days in Reviewi' for our theme. Our theme is not the usual type of themeg it is a panoramic review of our life at Fairfield School. The people of our school and their activities have dominated this year's book, instead of a superficial theme concerning a subject in no way related to Fairfield. We feel our review will speak for itself without being hidden by the type theme which means nothing to us. Our review has tried to interpret our school-not change it. We sincerely hope we have accomplished this task. Our whole staff has been dedicated to one thing--our school, and our only hope is that we have done it justice. CHARLES SHIVELY, Editor sf at :gli 2,0 3 it . N.--Q 'L I ,J- f' 11 WMA, , ..,........,-,.,.......- -.-. i Q 2 lungs... Q - - - --. -M , Y 'V' , , ss an it Ws-fs-W----- :sll'-'H ' ... k ' ' Ill!--ll! ' 'w an . :::z::'12 S'1 'S' 1 i it 4 ,, I Q, . . 5 ' QQHQ 4Qn..,.u-t.nut.np,,,'..,,Jg- X Que -AL-' K V , , m T.-. . q r2.1f ' 5 W Q . t ., - ,. ,K sr ,ugsah ,., i ZEv'i5C ' i -' N fi' ii ' S4?l5x sts. - 4 Our present buildings are pictured here. These buildings represent the tremendous growth of our school system. Over 2,000 stu- dents are housed in these buildings. Grades one through seven are in the buildings to the right, and grades eight through twelve are in the new building above. if siis or if ,Ji 4 it YQ ri. ' F S ! ., 'seg W ---:sure-3,-Hu-Iv' 1' vi' iff- F IRFIELD CHOUL 7 ' L A x 'Qu 4 Mffz. ' . RM ,. www? -,ll - X Q, if gl T' .' f :r ,p 1- fn M gas5 1yn-pl. f5,,,f , - viiiw ,.frf,,,, .gg ,A , .1 W . , 'i... V A .. r.,,,, My 'A 22 1 . v J -g , ,,LW' ??'wza,s' Our Alma Mater 5 . 1, .. S' aku 'H m . up L x 1? SCHOOL LIFE .JT O R 19 4 HOMECOMING X mg tx. ...A JAR, . N K. .1 'Z' 1 The 1954 Homecoming celebration and court are shown above. ln the almove picture, left to right, are: Butch Wolfrom, flower bearer, Wlilma Foote, attendant, Janice Lang. attendant, Marilynn Stapf. queen lalso shown in circlelg Susan Arnold, attendant, joan Crawford, attendant, and David Schul, flower bearerfthe Homecoming Court. Our homecomings are always scenes of reunion with past class members. This year alumni-Football players, cheerleaders, majorettes, and past students-were welcomed back. The celebrations Started at the football game, lasted through- out the weekend, and ended at the Homecoming Dance. Football Action Shuts WE HAVE THF li.-Xl,l,l Unix Who's on the -Bottom? 1 I aw -min 3 4 viii ,. . 1- . x Q 'LIN 1 1 Q 'MQ ffm if , r is 5 .W gif 22 53 is Q In 1? :R X. Here Mr. LPPOris is Pxplaining the gvnvral te-chniques of art. Looking on with intvre-st arv Wilma Fuotv, Sharron Oakes, Pal Cox, Mr. Le- Poris, and ,lim Sarkvnhvini. 1 1 '! f 5 lv-rq Si-L. Pictured hc-re are Mr. Stroehlein and the chemistry class. The class performed many valuable' and intvresting exp:-riments. Mr. Allen is shown here demon- strating the important principles of good typing. The students are being prepared for all types of commercial work. X .Q I ia. - F , 123215 ' KX f ad ,, Ai: fd :::: f' ?5 . In Senior Math the Qtuclc ntg lcarnul by mloinfv thx practical and necewary lifn problcms under the able direction of Mr Lamb J 'WV' Above- is shown u scene from the 1954 Prom which wus held at the Hotel Aims. J. Hesselhrock, 1954 PROM ll. Riehardsun, C. Good, R. Small, and J. Sack:-nheim are shown having a good time at the Prmn. at W ..... . ? f, X ' i-J., iw. C. The Prom Court is shown almve. Nancy Dulli was queen. Freda Robinson, Ann Gobel, and M. Eickelherger were her attendants. JUNIOR PLAY A scene from the hilarious Great Scotts. The Great Seutts' cast, which was directed hy Mr. Vogelsang, is shown above. First row: C. Cramer, W. Sehul. Second row: P. Rutherford, S. Oakes, J. Hollin, J. Hesselbrock, L. Power, M. Stapf. Third ruw: T. Rowman. C. Spiver, and L. Abner. I2 SENIOR PLAY The Daffy Dills' cast is shown in the above picture. First row: M. Stapf, J. Hollin, M. Menche, S. Wolfrom. Second row: S. Oakes, P. Camboe, P. Rutherford, C. Cramer. Third row: C. Spicer, D. Middleton, C. Spicer, and W. Schul. The play was directed by Mr. Vogelsang. XM A Daffy-Dill scene This is a typical scene before any play. Miss Passmore and her aids are shown above applying make-up to the nervous actors and actresses. WE LEARN I,f't's vat, girls. Patty Wilkt', Pvggy Evans. Mrs. Divkvy, Instruviorg Norma Keith, and Marlene- Munro. HOME ECONOMICS This class is just qw qw 1f'1 AN 15 ,'A,.. i'?,'f'4e,4 I QI ,we M ur RD- .wff ww.-ff ,R H 5 -J BY DOING SQ Y 5 YL- aww rm 2. . as W' ' p ., N I X f f,1p.. , Q A k 4 V, . f K W 'J.Lk - - M A H ill lil 44,5 ' Q Q . k .41 Do you think they'll really use it? CC. Hog:-back, E. Howard, T. Seals, D. Cloud, B. Hieb. Look! They even use a saw. KC. Oakes, J. Hendrix, Mr. Johnson, L. Hurst, L. Bridgeforcl, D. Lau, B. Craft, E, Tirey.J 3 lt's a television, isn't il? CP. f A. ., 'V POETRY AND ESSAY WINNERS- lmft to right: S. Stewart. V. Bissvll, S. Sauvr. J. Thomas, M. Lynch, B. Evans, U. Howling, R. Korlc-feld, L. Good, C. Hhivz-ly, U. Mvlntosh, B. Cathers. 15. FI'illll'iH, l'. P1-till. J. Cvrhart, A. Piazza, not pn-sz-nt.l I6 ..iaawgE .S 'Q' Y .Q PART IN SCHOOL LIFE 3 The Driver Training Class acquired a new car this year. B. Rapp, B. Miller, T. Schoell, M. Cray and Instructor Christy Arnold are shown admiring the car. Changing Classes ' EQXURKS .rf ff Going Home? The cafeteria plays a big part in school life, especially when we are hungry. Y , r oRcA N:zA nous ADVISORY COMMITTEE 1, . .4 xt, ip 3. 'F . 1-iij 1- K -E35 .ry 3 , I y yy 8 PM - tm Standing, left to right: J. Walker, C. Shively, Student Chairmang J. Sackenheim, M. Schoell, T. Schoell, L. Power. Seated: Mr. R. W. Cropenbaker, Principalg Mr. F. C. Stroehlein, Chairmang Mr. H. M. Potts, Superintendentg Mrs J. Dickey, Mr. R. D. Schwartz. ln order to promote a better understanding between the faculty and the student body, an Advisory Com- mittee, consisting of class representatives and members of the faculty, was formed this year at Fairfield. The aim of the committee was to create cooperation be- tween the student body and the teachers in solving some of the problems of Fairfield. ' fi-H 'sr Teacher 111.- TFP ,,.'r 'E:4 :-.1E5':: . 1 Q W I l'i4'lur1's of Uffieers .Nlmve l,fl'SflIl'llf l I1 1' l'r1'sl1l4'rll' Sm-relur r TI'1'1I5lll'l r llixlurian fl1l1'1'xur 20 4 I H -V, .pg 'ei Wgier, U. ..,,j1 The Future Homemakers of America is ,l.'XNIi'I' CONRAIJ an organization founded for the pur- JoAN czmwrokim YMAKER5- X fi 4. I I k Q d MARHINK MOORE Ooh of pose o creating wetter iomema er. an jliln' 'l'HOM,1S fb ' -7 better homes. We have worked dih- MISS Sf .ap gently throughout the year trying to E' E . E make the eluh a success. In spite of E 1 3, hurnt fingers. fallen cakes, and a million my Y 9, other prohlems, we have managed to OIL -' O? have a good tilne and accomplish a 44,0 OQNXN' great deal. NEW V' -,. Q First row: P. Murphy, O. Tipton, C. Cox, M. llolser, R. Hughes, J. Hollin, C. Cramer. P. Evans, H. Puska, M. Moore. Second row: V. Rose, J. Watkins., J. Estes, P. Bley, S. Brewer, M. Vaughn, S. Sauer, S. Wolfrom. J. Crawford, J. Schlabach. Third row: A. Ashcrafl, R. Day, L. Williams, N. Keith, F. Cain, P. Wilke, S. Gentry, M. Edds, M. Hornsby, M. Ratliff, S. Canode, N. Sams, C. Good, G. Chapen, J. Walther, M. Creech, P. Leitsch, Mrs. Dickey. Ariat Q WJ! Pictures of Officers Above President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,. , . ,,,,,,,,,,, B MILLER Not shown Vice President ,,,,,,,, J. WALKER Secretary ....,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, G . SCHUL Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,, ....,,,,,,,, J . HUBBARD Reporter .,.. ,.....,,,,..,. D . MCINTOSH Sentinel 7A,.. 7,77,,, D . WEISENBORN Advisor .. ,,,,,,,, MR. JOHNSON 2 mem ...Mn ,.,,,, -S ff The Future Farmers of America is an organization founded to give its mem- bers leadership, public speaking ability, a knowledge of parliamentary procedure, and recreation. The Fairfield chapter has sponsored many projects to give themselves training and to educate the public to their principles. 2 t H .,,, W M - ' we .. ,S ' l . E f Uh ,aa la First row: G. Foley, L. Cox, J. Hawthorne, N. Hutton, J. Walker. Second row: G. Schul, J. Dsuban, P. Snodgrass, J. Brickles. J. Adams, T. McComb. Third row: F. Bolser, J. Hubbard, D. Hubbard, B. Wittenberg, B. Weaver. Fourth row: Mr. Johnson. M. Walton, D. Mclntosh. D. Weisenborn. P. Napier, J. Edds, K. Smith, D. Yeary, M. Slayback. 312 A few of the typists who worked for the Torch and Chieftain are above. In both publications the typists are given little recognition but are indispensable workers. ffirawford, Sauer, Murphy, Miller, Camboe, Menehe. Cramer, Bissell, and Mr. Allen.J Mrs. Patrick is pictured in the insert. TORCH STAFF The journalism class, taught by Mrs. Patrick. published our school paper. The Torch, which was printed by the offset process and contained pictures, was greeted enthusiastically by the student body. This enthusiasm encouraged the staff and their advisors. Mrs. Patrick. Mr. Allen, and Mr. LePoris, to publish better editions. Editor .sei I ...wt 5? , . 3553? to of 5- ' A 4 Q A Hai SX' 3 3 A 'fl Standing: K. Evans, Associate Editorg L. Power, Assistant Editor: E. Brehm. Photography Editor: B. Merz, Business Manager: J. MeCormiek. T. Bowman. Circulation Manage-rg A. Seifert. First row: J. Hcsselbroek, Editor: P. Cox. Art: S. Oaks. Art. Second row: H. McDaniel. C. Good. P. Camboe. Third row: P. Rutherford. Assoeiate Editorg C. llubbard, S. Sauer. Fourth row: V. Parker, J. Hacker. O. Bowling. Fifth row: D. Seluniclt. Sports Editor: J. Fonts, J. Corson. , . Standing: B. Schul, Sports Editorg D. Middleton, Subscription Manager, C. Shively, Editor, Miss Dietsch and Mr. Allen, Sponsors. Seated: B. Schul, Copy Editor, M. Foote, Art, J. Hesselbrock, Assistant Editorg T. Bowman, Business Manager, K. Evans, Advertising Managerg E. Brehin, Photographer CI-IIEFTAIN STAFF This yearls Chieftain staff has worked without rest toward one objective-publishing a better annual. To a stranger our work may look like a confused 'imessf' but out of this seemingly confused tangle came organization which published what we believe to be fnot picture-dl. the best yearbook ever produced in our school. Pi at l T S... .yy . W, .....,, .,,...W Back row: C. Shively. D. Ohlinger, B. Schul, J. Pond, T. Bowman, D. Middletown B Merz Mr Allen, D. Richardson, L. Powers, Miss Dietsch, P. Murphy, P. Camboe, J Miller K Evans Front row: J. Hesselbrock, J. Crawford, J. Hollin, M. Stapf, W. Foote, J. Lang S Arnold M Menche B. Schul, C. Cramer, M. Bissel, S. Sauer. NATIONAL Hduon soclETv S 'Q S f 2 s Z S 5 L -va .5 Q .51 an ' -'W ak., 1 The Fairfield Chapter of the National Honor Society is striving to exemplify its goals in schol- arship. leadership, character, and service. These members. annually chosen by the faculty, represent the outstanding students of Fairfield School. Among their activities this year was the initia- tion on February 25. New members were tapped during a school assembly. Citizenship Week from January 24-28 was spon- sored by the Honor Society to promote better citizenship. Baskets were distributed to needy families at Christmas and three members participated in the National Honor Society Scholarship Contest on March 22, 1055. ,f 6 Seated, left to right: B. Schul. P. Rutherford, Treasurerg M. A. Bissell, Vice Presidentg P. Camboe, President: J. Jeradi. Standing: R. Melntosh. L. Power, J. Hollin, S. Francis, L. Abner, W. Schul, C. Shively, .l. Miller. Miss Dietsch, Sponsorg K. Evans, C. Cramer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Back row D Co gin D Napier M Cray B Lovett R Nlclntosh R. Michael, B. Miller, J. Farrell. Middle row P Qorrell K Schaub M Lynch J Cor on P Leitsch, N. Huber, B. Evans, D. Walton J ,lerardl P Camboe Front row P Wilke NI Nlenche K. Evans, C. Cramer, J. Hollin, P Benke 5 Condo B Rapp W Russell B Schul T Schoell J Schmutzler. The Future Teachers of America is an organization for students in- terested in the teaching profession. Mr. H. M. Potts is the sponsor. The students belonging to the F.T.A. aid the elementary and high school teachers in many ways. The organization gives the stu- dents a chance in a small way to try out their anticipated careers. Leftt ht Mr Pott Advisor Kay Evans SecretaryTreasurer Carol Q .. ce - 4 Q Q a if rd 44' LATIN I--Standing, left to right: D. Henry, J. Miller, L. Good, R. Rodefeld, B. Fletcher, M. St-hot-ll, M. Marx:-n, D. Mclntosh. Seated, front to back-First row K. Gillespie, J. Hirschburg, ll. Hoc-llc-, C. Van Coney, D. Walker. Second row: J. Robinnctte, S, Farthing. M. Archer, F. Willoughby, C. Brandenburg. Third row: D. Farthing M. Stumpf, P. Vanderveer, E. Curran. Fourth row: A. Spicer, J. Huff, C. Lay, M. Hunt, R. Weaver. Fifth row: C. Adams, C. Copeland, If. Richardson, R. Hopkins, B. Stewart. LATIN CLUBS Our local Latin Clubs were founded in 1948. Each class has several activities each year and they often get together for joint meetings. The members make projects concerning some phase of Roman life, and strive to have articles published in a National Latin magazine. LATIN If-First row, left to right: B. Engel, P. Houser, S. Canode, Miss Westland, M. Moore M. Johnson, M. Collins, N. Huber. Second row: P. Leitsch, J. Estridge, N. Scholler, P. Flannery J. Farrell, J. Houser, R. Holden, H. Kuelthau, R. Wittenburg. I uit 1' 3? First row, left to right, front to back: C. Cathers, O. Tipton, J. Estes, W. Reynolds, M. Ohlinger, P. Stapf. Second row: M. Hornsby, J. Thomas, S. Culvyhouse, E. Bowling, S. Inman, D. Napier, B. Schul. Third row: M. Lynch, J. Schmutzler, B. Lake, J. Lynch, M. Walton, P. Napier. Fourth row: J. Corson, K. Schaub, I. Power, J. Quick, P. Jerardi, D. Weisenborn. Fifth row: J. Zimmer- man, R. Harris, D. Trensch, R. Mullenix, N. Bippus, G. Schul. Sixth row: E. Tiemeyer, S. Colwell, H. Lynch, P. Sorrell, G. Henderson. SPANISH CLUB Our Spanish Club was newly organized this year. The club held a Pan-American Day, and saw several movies. We are all glad to welcome this new club to Fairfield. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS-R. Mullenix, Treasurer: D. Napier, Presidentg Mr. Wehr, Club Sponsor, M. Lynch, Vice President, M. Ohlinger, Secretary. GIRL SCOUTS First row: J. Jerardi. T Schnffll. R. Mclntosh, M Gray. Standing: K. Evans R. Michael. B. Evans, S Condo, W. Russell. B v Schul. PROJ ECTIONISTS Front row: C. Turner, G. Hvndvrson, D. Weisz-nborn, D. Mclntosh, K. Smith, L. Thall, S. Hensley, D. Rirhardson. Svvond row: K. Bippus, R. Sturgill, M. Winkler, C. Kemp, R. Rodefeld, E. Howard, F. P1-ndfrgrass, P. jc-rardi. Third row: W. Parker. E. Abner, R. Johnson, L. Shell, D. Yeary, R. Wittcribf-rg. L. Almrr, B. Schul. Fourth row: J. Pond, G. McCracken, F. Eickelbc-rger, R. Mivhavl, D. Cloud, C. Adams. G. Schul. C. Soule. Top row: J. McCormick, B. Quick, D. Marc-um, Mr. Strochlf-in. Advisor. ' gs, ffffff Our Nurse Welsenborn OUR BUS PATROL 1. 'fri Front row: N. Rodefeld, J. Curran, B. Johnson, C. Benson, M. Bolser, Mr. Kincer, M. Creech A. Chafin, G. Lang, K. Moore, P. Sorrell, B. Timler. Second row: D. Tipton, E. Mullins, B. Wolpert L. Wolpert, G. Sharp, R. Canode, P. Benke, J. Conrad, B. Evans, W. Parker. Third row: H Saylor, H. Crain, L. Ashcraft, R. Carpenter, J. Huff, E. Tiemeyer, T. Bridgeford, R. Schell, S Pugh, R. Durham, L. Purdy. Fourth row: A. Cox, J. Link, D. Weaver, R. Weaver, H. Pottenger, M. Becknell, B. Wente, G. Henderson, N. Garrett, E. Chasteen, P. Harding. Back row: L. Garrett P. Mensing, R. Lynn. - OUR CLINIC X W 1 ACTIVITIES 'N-V MIXED CHORUS First row: P. Camboe, J. Walther, W. Russell, M. Stapf, J. Hollin, J. Schmutzler, B. Ashcraft, C. Cramer, P Houser, N. Bohn, K. Schaub, Miss Clark, R. Hughes, J Corson, O. Bowling, J. Conrad, H. McDaniel, C. Huh- bard, P. Wilke, J. Estridge, S. Mullenix, M. Menche, S. Baker, M. Bissell, R. Mclntosh, T. Schoell, S. Sauer, M. Olinger. Second row: J. Lang, D. Walton, M. Gray B. Miller, B. Rapp, D. Coggin, P. Flannery, N. Scholler N. Huber, L. Power, M. Lynch, B. Evans, B. Lovett R. Michael, S. Condo, M. Sauer, J. Crawford, P. Benke B. Engel, S. Arnold, K. Evans, J. Hesselbrock J Miller. Third row: H. Kuelthau, E. Howard, D. Heinryl R. Holden, L. Thall, J. Lynch, S. Colwell, M. Walton, J. Hawthorne, G. Henderson, C. Turner, D. Campbell, R. Rodcfeld, M. Slayback, D. Trensch, J. Huff, E. Shelton, J. Quick. Fourth row: B. Merz, W. Parker, T. Bowman, E. Abner, D. Yeary, D. Weisenborn, M. Tag- gart, H. Lynch, J. McCormick. Pianist, B. Schul. Gln O 9 2 -ey 4' s 1 s s 99 I F Fi 'PPE s , I if O SENIOR BOYS Fiffl ruw: R. Ilolflen. H. Kuelthau. I.. Thall. ll. Henry. E. Howard. C. Turner. fi. Km-mp. H. Kmlvfield. R. Yarger, D. Trexlvh. J. Quivk. E. Shelton. Seeund ruw: ll. Merz. YV. Parker. T. Bowman. E. Munir. IJ. Yeary. M. Tagzgert. H. Lynvll. J. Hawthorn. J. Mc'C0r1niek. Il. Czunplwll. M. Slayluaek. J. Huff. mth SENIOR GIRLS First row: W. Russell. J. Hullin. M. Stapf. J. Selnnutzler, B. Asheraft, C. Cramer. II. Rapp. N. Bohn. I. Power. K. Svllaub. Miss Clarke. R. Hughes. J. Corsnn. O. Rowling. J. Conrad. H. McDaniel. C. Hubbard. R. Michael. S. Condo, B. Hoelle. S. Culvyhouse. S. Baker. B. Engel. S. Arnold. M. Bissell, T. Sehuell. H. Melnlosh. S. SRIIIPF, M. Ohlinger. IS. Fletcher. Secoml row: YV. Fume. J. Walther. P. Camlioe. D. Walton. M. Gray. II. Nliller. C. Van Coney, C. Hrandenllurg. P. Flannery. N. Schuller. I.. Power. M. Lynrh. NI. Ratliff. J. Estriclge. M. Creech. B. Lovett, M. Sauer. 5. Mullenix. P. Benke. KI. NIem'h:'. K. Evans. Third row: P. Murphy. R. Bricigefnrml. P. Stapf, J. Lang. C. Chapin. D. Coggin. P. Houser. N., Huber. P. Leitseh. J. Hirsc-hlmrg, P. Wilke. II. Evans. J. Miller. J. HL-asm-lhroek, J. Crawford. Eourth rnw: ?. M. Moore. K. Gillespie. M. Slumpf. M. Marxen. J. Thmnas, S. Canmie. ?. J. Robinette ?. H. Sowder, M. Schm-ll. Y. M. Richardson, D. Walker. J. Zimmerman. J. Sclnnidt. J. Schlabach. E f z A 335525 an 0, 6 ff ft JUNIOR GIRLS First row: Archer Moore Morris Gabbard Templin Robinson Evanswiper Comb, Gray Cain Jennings Murphy Burke Hurst Proeschel Delano Schoeller New man Archer Schenck Hollansworth Vance. Second row Weber Schenk Brown, Anderson Lynch Lampbell Who berry. Marcum, Ossage, Johnson, Anglin, Creech, Becker, Darlene, Barline, Balgridge, Housden, Hatton, Farinet Bissell, McCollum, Fehrenbach, Baker, Betz, Malone, Luns ford, Lampl, Hill, Ratliff, Merideth, Goddpaster, Goins Numberry, Lovett, Shepard, Senior, Murphy, Imhoff, Steele, Norton, Harrison, Hartnett, Durham, Baker, Schwing Walther, Stober, Blevins, Halcomb. Fourth row: Smith Johnson, Moore, Gray, Laws, Ann, Lynn, Merritt, Hoehn Boehner, Deinning, Kirby, Stewart, Garver, Welage, Wilke Moss, Bohn, Caudill, Rogers, Garrett, Moore, Davis, Stamper, Schwing, Glenn, Johnson. , 3 no Qc f ttttnw Sith 'W f'wsf, 'ff ft ' 50 T 1 a s 'fm P JUNIOR BOYS First row: Mclntosh Lunsford Hooven Steele Hileman Housden Nusky Sauer Hymer Hooven Spence Brown Guffy Bruns Piazza Bruns. Second row: Pugle Yauger Miller, Schrimper, Easter, Smith, Fredrick, Nunn, Cramer Pierson, Pence, Agee. Third row: Blark, Bowman, Whit aker, Garland, Whittenburg, Garrett, Estridge, Anders Alexander, Baker, Crawford, Follmer, Hoffman, Hornsby Russell, Hornsby. Fourth row: Saylor, Finley, Pierson Shell, Myer, Snodgrass, Schul, Purdy, McGuire, Hall, Wol pert, Dawson, Condo, Turman, Tirey,' Kelly, Adams Powell, Johnson, White, Piano-Barbara Engel. fl? 29 f S I t E t rw A . P Y 1 s 1 .Ek V ww li fi 41 ir SWK 5 an ,Lai fgav'-W 1 ' Q: 'sgjxv QA'-??'f3v 3 K 'Z 'S l 5' wt' New Ve . , xi. ,g:s'Pg.5f?f'TE'X: i afgffil Wi? ga , .fu , FH bf' Ni k I ,,V. 5 i ff il if 'ii-il nlf I MAJ ORETTES Left to right: J. Jerardi, S. Can- ode, W. Foote, L. Henderson, M. Stapf, P. Benke, P. Houser. First row: D. Middleton, P. Camboe, J. Estridge, M. Betz, M. Moore, D. Durham, R. Wittenberg. N. Welsh, P. Sorrell, S. Francis. Second row: B. En el, K. Gillespie, K. Wildi, N. Scholler, B. Fletcher. E. Tiemeyer, W. Shrimper, C. Van Coney, B. Evans, R. Weaver, R. Canode, J. Williams, H. Pottenger, D. Henry. t Aw .px , 4 it A 3, M vw, if- 'wi t- 'et gg-. ,i 1. Lia E, ji Third row: J. Imhoff, L. Wolpvrt, T Bowman, J. Housel, C. Wilage, B Hof-llv. E. Howard, E. Hubbard, C Shively, J. Quick, B. Stewart, C. Lovett R. Rodeff-ld, R. Holden. J. Baldridge K. Nusky, J. Winkler, D. Trensch, C Copeland. Fourth row: Mr. Kinker, M Stapf, P. Houser, W. Foote, S. Canode P. Benke, J. Jerardi, L. Henderson. A THLETICS OUR FOOTBALL TEAM S Q., 3 S: -M H gy fn. .. 1 .sssam ..... if - as 1 --3 sv- as M U --it qi, ,i :F yoga? 945--.1 5 f n L ng . QOO , 4 , A y igg, , - fa- a .sf as + ... l ew Bottom row: C. Turner, J. Ivey, S. Reiff, R. Johnson, D. Yeary, R. Mullenix, J. Walker, D. Mcln- tosh, K. Smith, G. Henderson. Second row: D. Richardson, S. Hensley, J. Nabors, D. Cloud, D. Ohlinger, P. Crouch, L. Shell, G. DeLotelle, J. Willis, M. Marcus. Third row: Mr. Reynolds, Assistant Coachg R. Michael, D. Marcum, R. Sturgill, K. Bippus, -B. Heih, G. McCracken, N. Bippus, G. Bippus, C. Slater, Mr. Schwartz, Assistant Coach. Top row: Mr. Arnold, Head Coachg E. Glenn, B. Quick, L. Bridgeford, J. Metcalfe, R. Blanton, F. Eickelberger, J. Pond, J. McCormick, B. Bowman, R. Small, Mr. Jones, Student Coach. Fairfield had a more successful season than last year with nine returning lettermen. They started the season with a 13-6 loss to their biggest rival, Seven Mile. The second game ended in a 6-6 tie with Sycamore. The next game, the first league game of the season, was a 0-0 tie with Franklin. Fairfield suffered its worst defeat at the hands of Hamilton Catholic, 31-6. ln the second league game Fairfield lost to Northridge 34-19. Fairfield won its first league game over Beavercreek, 13-6. Fairfield won its second league game from Monroe, 29-6. In the final game of the season Fairfield fought to a 6-6 tie with Lebanon. ,l s. ' gs t ffffmi 1 , fz?? if ' . I Q, If 2 ,, Q., AO YZ ' q AW- f W. yi g , p ' , S M my Y kr , :Cuff ' - PM S' C . ii' 5 Sl X ' ' ' k xii ' ' Q1 Ywi 'fly' -,f SY'L 49 .L 1 ws- S E S ' ,ri ,W4 . f , Md, 5? W- f,-ww 1 .R S V if 4 X we A . L. kwsffffs E ,S . 4 M yfj- ',,s1,,ff2ffk: 'L'-N ff, - I . :- ' ti' 'A'?':iffi .-K., - ' 5 1 fw3Q'53.-zfssf3.F.naae?4'f.'S' ' ' , as mwfin ff 1 I I : - LOUIS ABNER RALPH BLANTON LONNIE BRIDGEFORD FRED EICKELBERGER . f ' Qi ,l . Q-1 Q, , Q' 'I f ,f .',- ' 0 0 '-- ai' ' . ,! ,- . I ' , 1' 1 ' ill 1 , W Y, ' ,nv 'A 14 fr'4 A 1 K, 'nf 11 1, in pez' 'F' E' 4' 1 'iff' ' ' 141, . ',:Ir ' aM ' xl fo x '- T xx' I Q X ext: ' SPJ' , K NX x 1 Q zzz 1 'M , 5 s ' N N S X Q X-Q ,A Y E . 5 ' 0 Y tx Q Q - -X, Sh f -f- - - L54 - . . - -.. - V? 9 as . Li' , - ' S N- A ' ' -:E X A ,-L, -an 'X H 3' Legggviivij ' wsuv. 1 -X . , -I 5 id? 2' ' 9' - 'f ful ' Cl' QXJTJ ww? mf: n . at f .. , Lag 1 ,ij mfs fb i?v5..?5v5Ag: ' E f g 4-f7f25 fgnMfL4?' Q if Q' its STEVE HENSLEY BILL HEIB JOHN MCCORMICK GENE McCRACKEN OUR SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS ai 'ir A A 6 A pi A sg .Q M V . , . M, Q, , li- , fig J? r I i f M Ak Agri. -.,A , I 11- ' f NV ' .eff Q' ,, '. .,,L If . '.Z , . X f 'f . rj 'V '.Z?,-fff 6 yi . ,Q Q.. , ' xiii 4 Sk 2 - A f f fx -W1X9.1 , ,H ia ' 1' . Z A wiv ' N - ' 4 f v , 'wx+.1fi- Qui? xi N -, 'lyke A 1, , V . J Lf X '. ' I iflgfu 1 V- f ig A i ,.1'3?i e?ff.-'vis i? JOHN POND JIM NABORS DON OHLINGR BOB STRUGILL if Sf I kk, ' - X ' - in 50 9 a -v. X - Q 0 , 9 J ' r .ar - ' - 0 - Q Q i Q ,. 'Fit A ' is 1 S up - - x 'l'l' s QA: s ' 2 'Y' 'xx .1- ' 5 s ' 1,3 f 3 'ny 5 - 1 5 8 .' 's ' Q xr' N, I 1 gs' 1 1, 1 . n If ' 1 5 1' n' 7 ' 'll V , Af I 'X 4 f 1 ' f 5 p 1 ' 5' ', Jw? . ' ff- ' If - U , f, 1 - A . 0' ,f v I If 'ng J. Q- :',4' ,I 0 Q! 1-Z - l MR. ROBERT CROPENBAKER MR. CRISTY ARNOLD MR. CUSTER REYNOLDS MR. ROSS SCHWARTZ Alhletir Director Varsity Coach Assistant Varsity Coach Junior Varsity Coach AND OUR FOOTBALL COACHES THE INDIANS .,, v- ii ' I H Aff .E E Standing: L. Wolpert, Managerg R. Small. R. Michael, L. Abner, J. Williams, D. Marcum, B. Bowman. R. Mullenix, Manager: J. Sharp. Manager. Kneeling: C. McCracken. B. Schul, F. Eickel- herger, D. Ohlinger, J. Sackenheim. S. Hensley. AND THEIR CHIEF mf If ap X- s Q Q... . 44 , j'f,'..1v Q The lettermen from last year got off to t i l' A1-E ' a slow start. Their defense was good but their shooting eyes were off. As the season progressed the team,s eye for the basket improved. The defense was tight and it won some of the games for us. An excep- tionally low scoring contest was recorded against Xenia East. Fairfield held the ball until a very good shot appeared. The final score was Fairfield 34'-Xenia East 27. The highlights of the season were the twin victories over Hamilton Catholic, 50-4-6 and 57-55. Both contests were hard fought and both teams played their hearts out. sa., t, ,.,.m.s -mmeM,.,......,,,,,,,.,, -4 - -rss,-N..SC ,gli X..... 5 .W OUR INDIAN RESERVES JUNIOR VARSPTY 43 34 f44 45 S47 B951 ,gg B71 5 39 Standing: Mr. Schwartz, Coach, D. Schmidt, L. Koopman, E. Abner, L. Shell, B. Quick, J. Bowling Managerg B. Bowman, Manager. Kneeling: S. Reiff, J. Pierson, J. Brickles, D. Yeary, C. Slater NINTH GRADE H , QH QHSQ has 60. I4 QHt9l Standing: Mr. Kincer, Coach: P. Williams, Manage-rg J. Quick, J. Lynch, B. Stewart, J. Marchino, E. Shelton, H. Lynch, B. Henderson, Manager. Kneeling: N. Bippus, E. Curran, R. Yarger, D. Campbell, E. McIntosh. ........TN-, M5 X -WM M. .gm T- L. ARNER 12. nowrxmw F. 121cKELBERcER ,- ,ggi 1' ' .1 I ' , 1 1' uhh MN - ,fn D . 14' ' X , 4 I O lr 'if I A.4 m ' ll UI5 1955 BASKET I w f ll 1 143' x x V v N 1,0 M Q ,fc F '-'bb M Q9 fyfk . fylff,-5 0 V4 l if ' if fn' ,-lv!! -X15 x S. HENSLEY G. M4-CRACKEN D. MARCUM fi : f , 1 -rf' ' A If , rMIHIIH g1n 1- g P - , R. MICHAEL D. OHLINGER J. SACKENHEIM ,. f ' is r:f!'V'Y ,s It ak 0 'r . ll BALL TEAM 4 I U ll , Af! C . 0 I lf' ll! I' 4 B SCHUL R. SMALL .ll WILLIAMS Q Q sri ,,. 'fix hanrx. p ,.,. .1-, 4? 4 H, '55 , ' -f ' ' Varsity Cheerleader M. CRAY S. CULVYHOUSE, N. SCHOLLER, D. WALTON Varsity Cheerleader X W. RUSSELL Varszty Cheerleader M. SAUER Reserve Cheerleaders CHEER V J. ESTES, M. CRAFT, P. STAPF LEADERS x R. MICHAEL Varsity Cheerleader iQ P. FLANNERY Varsity Cheerleader M. OHLINGER Varsity Cheerleader GIRL ' SW? 0Fl lCl'iRS--R. Michael, Treasurer: Svvreluryg X I-5 48 M. A. llissvll, pl't'Sl1ll'lllQ M. Sow:-rs. 'ew wwf L 'Q J and J. Miller, Vive- President. MISS HA LL. Sponsor MP' fe C' 3 , .st . A 1- ' rw. 3 i' ff First row: J. Thomas, Hornsby, M. Ratliff, K. Schaub, M. Lynch, P. Sorrell, J. Smutzler, E. Diening, B. Lovett, S. Baker, W. Russell. P. Benke. Second row: Miss Hall, Advisor, J. Craw- ford, R. Hughes, J. Conrad, 0. Bowling, R. Mclntosh, S. Condo, B. Miller, R. Michael, P. Flan- nery. Third row: S. Oaks, P. Cox, D. Napier, T. Schoell, B. Schul, B. Evans, L. Power, J. Hollin, M. Cray, M. Sauer, S. Mullenix. Fourth row: J. Miller, P. Gamboe, B. Ashcraft, M. Menche, D. Coggin, J. Lang, M. Stapf, W. Foote, S. Arnold. Fifth row: K. Evans, J. Hesselbrock, C. Good, M. Creech, P. Rutherford, M. Bissell, C. Cramer, D. Walton, N. Scholler, J. Esteridge. Sixth row: V. Parker, J. Hacker, J. Campbell, J. Fouts, I. Young. TH LETIC .g f Kneeling: R. Bridgeford, B. Miller, R. Mclntosh, P. Sorrell, J. Conrad, W. Reynolds, M. Hornsby, M. Cray, E. Diening. Standing: J. Schmutzler, J. Stewart, L. Power, S. Oakes, R. Michael, R. Hughes, Miss Hall, J. Walkins, D. Walton, O. Bowling, M. A. Bissell. 3: Fill. M4995 SSOCI TIO 49 OUR FUTURE INDIANS EIGHTH GRADE Standing: C. Condo, Manager: C. Barnes, T. Russell, M. Boggs, E. Dawson, D. Warner, B. Pierson, Mr. Gilbert, Coach. Kneeling: D. Spivey, B. Cramer, J. Winkle, E. Chasteen, J. Campbell. Sitting: J. Mclntosh, Manager. SEVENTH GRADE Standing: Mr. Chappers, Coach: G. Banfield, C. Maupin, N. Garrett, J. Estridge, J. Follmer D. Hornsby, J. Pence, B. Hall. Kneeling: N. Yarger, H. Pierson, R. Schell, R. Stewart, B. Miller. n . . - ,'. any HI-Y The Fairfield chapter of the Hi-Y is an organization for high school boys, sponsors various group activities such as swimming and bowling. The meetings. are held after these activities. The organization cooperates with other chapters and the YMCA in promoting good will among the youth of the nation. HI- 52 ltr, .wJ First row: P. Jerardi, D. Richardson, J. Sackenheim, B. Schul, L. Abner, B. Quick, E Abner T Bowman. Second row: J. McCormick, E. Brehm, R. Michael, E. Howard, J. Houser, R Johnson D. Marcum, R. Small. Third row: Mr. Stroehlein, Advisorg B. Henderson. Y-TEENS The Fairfield chapter of the Y-Teens is an organization for high school girls who cooperate with the various other chapters to promote good will among the young people throughout the world. The local chapter has spon- sored various acdvides dur- ing the past year. Among them were: selling conces- sions at football games, seHing potato chips,sponsor- ing pot luck supper and splash parties at the Y. W. C. A., and camping over- night in the spring. They also cooperated with the Hi-Y in presenting a Christ- rnas prograni and decorab ing a Christmas tree at - TEENS school. -' 4 First row: J. Schniutzler. K. Schaub, M. Lynch, O. Bowling, j, Fouls, J, Campbell, l, Young, T. Schoell, S. Condo, P. Benke, P. Houser. Second row: A. Spicer, M. Hunt, S. lnman. J. Hacker, V. Parker, P. Robinson, R. Mclntnsh, E. Diening, B. Miller, P. Flannery, R. Michael, J. Hollin. Third row: P. Cox, S. Oaks, S. Culvyhouse, H. Hoe-lle, J. Estes, B. Fletcher, J. Hirschberg, M. Marxen, D. Walton, M. Cray, P. Stapf. Fourth row: S. Wolfrom, S. Arnold, R. Hughes, M. Stapf. J. Lang, W. Foote, J. Schmidt, R. Harris. S. Baker. R. Lovett, W. Russell. L. Power. Fifth row: D. Napier, P. Evans, C. Hubbard, H. McDaniel, M. Richardson, l. Power. C. Brandenburg, J. Zimmerman. D. Walker. Sixth row: L. Hall, Advisor: D. Coggin, B. Rapp, M. Schoell, M. Stumpf, P. Vancleveer, M. Craft, J. Stewart, W. Reynolds. fma..-..- 'Y nl 53 Annum RA TION gm BOARD OF EDUCATION ILQJ 'K b?O M OO5 A-. Q O R X ,. X O x yk g ,..?5,.3 VN I ,K Left to right: Mr. Robert Sroufe. Vice Presidentg Mr. Ralph Hasler Mr Wllllam Schul Clerkg Mrs. Martha Rahfuse. Mr. Walter Follmer, President. MR. H. M. POTTS Superintendent ,-E'g.,N MR. ROBERT CROPENBAKER MR. MARC JEWELL High School Principal Elementary Principal ,, W il,,i 1' 9 I , MRS. MARY WHITE MRS. LOUISE SCHUL MISS PATRICA FERRY Secretary Sec-rem,-y Secretary S TE CHERS I sssn --an-f aa., is had L , . -.S . 5-Q,.Wf ww .1 H. ALLEN Business Education W. BONNER History Shorthand C. CLARKE Vocal Music M. DIETSCH English Speech Annual D. JOHNSON Manual Arts Vo. Ag. E. KINKER High School Band S. R. LAMB Mathematics G. McCOLLUM Manual Arts Phys. Ed. B. PASSMORE Library C. REYNOLDS Visiting Teacher Soc., Civics F. STROEHLEIN Science Mathematics P. WEHR Spanish English C. ARNOLD Phys. Ed. Football Coach S. BURK , English ' D Mathe J. DICKEY Home Economics L. HALL Phys. Ed. Health L. KAUFMAN History H. KINCER Manu'1 Arts Phys. Ed. B. LePORlS Art .l. MUNCEY Math Science M. PATRICK English Journalism R. SCHWARTZ Government History W. VOCELCESANG Science Geography L. WESTLAND English Latin 57 EDNA ANDERSON Grade 6 HAZEL IHTTER Grade 4 EULA ROGGS Grade 6 STEVEN CHAPPARS Phyx Ed EVA GOBIBS Grade 1 VIRGINIA COPELAND Grade 4 MARGARET CRANE Grade 5 JOY DEMORET Grade 1 MARIORIE DENT Grade 5 58 BILLIE SUE ESTES Grade 6 ARLOA FETTER Grade 5 HELEN FREY Grade 4 FAIRFIELD NORA FREY F1oaUng Subsdtute GORDON GILBERT Grade 7 HELEN HAGGERTY Grade 3 5-. 3 DONNA HANAFORD Grade 2 FLORENCE HENNEBERGER Grade 6 CLARA HOLBROCK Grade 3 TE CHER ISABELLE RILEY Grade 4 FRANCES RYAN Grade 5 Phys. Ed. WI LM A SAENZ Grade 3 CATHERINE SCHNAPP Grade 7 MARTHA STEARNS Grade 6 ALBERT SUTPHEN Elementary Instrumental MARYALYS HILL Grade 6 JENNIE JOHNSON Grade 1 MARTHA KRAUS Grade 2 MARY LENIHAN Grade 5 ELSIE MacQUISTON Grade 4 EILEEN MOORE Grade 3 MARJORIE NEWTON Grade 1 JOAN NIEDERLEHNER Art HENRIETTA POTTENGER Grade 5 WALTER POWELL Grade 7 ANITA QUATTRONE Grade 3 NANCY RECTOR Grade 3 59 CG ,S K x , I j r ra- K :J , .K ' . I. , gif - ,Af- 5 Q :Nl KATHRYN BAGLY Grade I EDITH VANCE Grade 3 DALES WAIR Grade 5 MARTHA WALDSMITH Grade' 2 JANE WILHELM Grade 2 ELEANOR WILLIAMS Grade 2 ADALINE WOOD Grade 5 SUZANNE ZIMMERMAN Grade 4 KENNETH PERKINS Grade 8 Not present: ALLEN RINDERLY Grade 7 DAVID WHEELER Grade 7 BEHIND THE SCENES OUR BUS DRIVERS-Front row, left to right: R. Burer, A. Kremer, O. Wal- ton, E. Reineke, P. Conrad, H. Bran- denburg, L. Kremer, J. McCormick, A. Conrad, H. Huffman, L. Standifer, S. Conrad. Back row: A. Leuchauer, C. Sowers. A. Cain, S. McCormick, E. Ros- zell, D. Morris, A. Miller, P. Horning, C. Moore, J. Hoelle, C. Becknell, F. Boyle, D. Leudtke, F. Baumann. ...A OUR CUSTODIANS-Left to right: George Bitters, Ray Orr, ' aa1'wa' e Joe Hoelle, Henry Vogelsang, A ' Mat Daras. iw S ,ieifv , - f iii ' ' f L E af i, Y ffm vm ff ws. snnaouwusnss 'K e 'rrla 3' ' , . ' A Wi . ,.,. g ' i. 5, f, , ' 4 or 5 g ,x g 'mm l rw.. ' ii A. QQ' A 1 OUR COOKS-Left to right: Abby King, Cora Shiflet, Thelma Shaffer, Ella Vogelsang, Mildred Kunkel, Margaret Sauerbeck, Bertha Stroup. SENIORS CLASS OF 1955 CALEN McCOLLUM FRED C. STROEHLEIN Sponsor With stares in their eyes the Seniors look forward to a new world as graduation time rolls around. For four years the Class of '55 has wondered what it would be like, and now the time is here. But there is also time for remembering-the Fresh- man Dance, Freshman Carnival, Spaghetti Skips, Junior-Senior Proms, Junior and Senior Plays, Homecoming, Basketball, and Football games, and all the other joyous events. The following pages are dedicated to this year's Senior Class and their many memories. 'H- J ali' fr if f 1 z x .. . y r K W - e I W px . , , X e . L + p . di Agz. F ' ,- The Senior Class Executive Committee, which consists of the class officers and four other elected members, is shown above during a meeting in the Chemistry Lab. They are lSeatedJ Louis Abner, Presidentg tFrom left to right? Lucille Power, Advisory Council Rep.g Mary Alice Bissell, Secretaryg Marilyn Stapf, Treasurer, Bill Merzg Trent Bowman, Bill Schulg Charles Shively, Vice President and Advisory Council Rep., and Fred Eickelberger. Sponsor if .ni ., i iw +C? me .gg ,fs .. Q . l 63 ? U 1 DEAR LOUIS ABNER- Louie , Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, Spring Concert 1, Vocal Ensemble 1, Glee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectionist President and Vice President 2, 3, Junior Play, Senior Play Committee, Class President 3, 4. SUSAN ARNOLD- Susie , Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, County Chorus 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Attendant 4. BONNIE ASHCRAFT- Boney , Baseball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 3, 4, May Day 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, Service Squad 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ALICE BISSELL- Biss , Basketball 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Con- cert l, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Treasurer 3, President 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Honor Society Vice President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committees, Class Vice President 3, Secretary 4. RALPH BLANTONs ,lonas , Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Clee Club 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Track 3, Class Vice President 2, Student Council 2, Pro- jectionist. 64 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 55 RECALLETH OFTEN MEMORIES OF PROJECTS AND SPONSORS EACH HIGH SCHOOL YEAR SAMUEL BOWLlNG+Foo1ball 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Spring Concert 1, 2, Minstrel 1, 2. TRENT BOWMAN-Track 2. 3, 4, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Explorer Scouts 1, Torch Staff 4, Junior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Business Manager Annual 4. EDDIE BREHM-Football Manager 1, Baseball 3, 4, Band 1, FFA 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Annual Staff 4, Torch Staff 4, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Photographer Torch and Annual 4. LARRY BREHM-Foob ball 2, Football Manager 1, FFA 1, 2, Annual Staff 4, Projectionist 2, 3, Prince of Peace Contest 4, Scholarship Team 3. GAIL CHAPENr Toots , Minstrel 1, 4, Spring Concert 4, Glee Club 1, 4, May Day 1, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Officer 2, 3, 4. .ft Rx K! 2 i ,i t r-u-71 One of the chief sources of revenue for the Senior Class was the selling of candy during the lunch period. The project was ably administered by Bill Schul. K A MFRESHMAN DANCE, POSTPONED BROUGHT THEM NO PARTICULAR ii -A in-fe, 'Irv' PATTY COX- Pat , Minstrel 1, Spring Concert 1, Vocal Ensemble 1, Orchestra 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Clee Club 1, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, FTA 1, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Torch Staff 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee. CAROL CRAMER - Cassie , Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, FHA 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. JOAN CRAWFORD- J0anie , Minstrel 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Band 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3. 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Attendant 4, FHA Treas urer 2, FHA President 3, FHA Vice President 4. FRED EICKELBERCERA lke , Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, FTA 1, Hi-Y 4, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee. KATHRYN EVANS- Kay , Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert I, 2, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Annual Staff 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, Torch Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4. X Q., me W WILMA FOOTE- Willie 5 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Ensemble 1, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Play Committee5 Homecoming Attendant 4. PHYLLIS GAMBOE- Gumbo 5 Basketball 15 Fencing Manager 45 FTA 45 Annual Staff 45 Torch Staff 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 German Band 3, 45 Junior Play Committee5 Senior Playg Honor Society President 4. CAROL GOOD- Coody 5 FHA 1, 2, 45 GAA 1, 3, 45 Y-Teens 15 Torch Staff 45 Band 15 Junior and Senior Play Committees. STEVE HENSLEY- S 5 Football 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Projectionist President 35 Projectionist Vice Presi- dent 45 Minstrel 15 Spring Concert 15 Vocal Ensemble 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Glee Club5 Junior and Senior Play Committees. JOAN LEE HESSELBROCK5 Badminton Manager 35 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Torch Staff 45 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 45 Vocal Ensemble l, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 45 May Day 25 County Chorus 2, 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play Committee 45 Torch Editor 4. 66 79 A SPAGHETTI SKIP THEIR SOPHOMORE YEAR MADE THEIR TRIP SEEM SOME WHAT NEAR SUCCESS BROUGHT ANOTHER TRY TO MAKE THE GOAL CLIMB HIGH. 4?- f -,XX WILLIAM HIEB-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 13 Hi-Y 1, 2, Stage Crew 4, JOYCE HOLLIN-Hockey Manager 4, FHA 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, FTA President 4, Latin Club l, 2, Honor Society 3, 4g Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1', 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 ,Iunior Play, Senior Play, Softball Manager 33 Executive Committee 3. CAROLE HUBBARD- Shorty , FTA 35 Y-Teens 4: Torch Staff 4, Minstrel 2, 4g Spring Concert 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 2, 43 Librarian 3, Service Squad 1. RUBY HUGHES- Rudy ! Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Minstrel 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 43 FHA 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teen 2, 4. MELVIN KELLY-Basketball 3, Minstrel lg Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4g Instrumental Ensemble 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra lg Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club lg May Day 1, 2, Stage Crew 3, 4, Dance Band 4. JANICE LANG-'5,lan , Minstrel 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, .lunior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Homecoming Attendant 4, Class Treasurer 2. MARSHALL MARCUS-Football 4. JOHN MCCORMICK-Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 4, Track 3. 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4, C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, Torch Staff 4, Projectionist 1. 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. GENE MCCRACKEN- Mac , Football 4, Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Minstrel 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, Clee Club I. 2: FFA 1, 2: Annual Staff 4, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Secretary 1. HELEN MCDANIEL- Babe , Minstrel 1, 2, 4, Spring Concert 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, May Day 2, CAA 1, FTA 3, Y-Teens 4, Torch Staff 4, Junior Play Committee, Librarian 3, Service Squad 1. The Senior Classls trip to Fisher Body and Champion Paper Company is a traditional event to which all graduating classes look forward. Above is a picture of the demonstration given at Hamilton High School for Butler County Seniors before their trip to Fisher Body. THE JUNIOR PLAY WITH VIGOROUS BACKING, SENT THE TREASURER'S FIGURES STACKING. I .Q , X .rx Q ELMER MEHL-Minstrel 2, Spring Concert 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Clee Club 2, May Day 2, FFA 1, Projectionist 4, Senior Play Committee. MARILYN MENCHE- Mench , Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play, Scholarship Team 1. WILLIAM MERZ- Willie , Mixed Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4, Torch Staff 4, Senior Play Com- mittee, Stage Crew 4. DAN MIDDLETON- Monty , Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, Clee Club 1, German Band 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, Annual Staff 4, Pro- jectionist 1, 2, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Prince of Peace Contest 4. JULIA MILLER- Julie , Volleyball 3, Minstrel 3, 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Clee Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior and Senior Play Committee, CAA Vice President 4, Scholarship Team 3. 70 N Q, X as 42' ,nfs- .f 1' 'I' xfmfwi 'I , .,,.J't,4 'xx IAQ! ft 1' Lf we .,, i iw-f,,! 1, if lhlxf Ai I1 'F',1 e'f 'il . - 1. ' X X . ' lx, 'XI ' w I fs 4 v 1 I f' l .uf -. st: a fm' .f ji, i M.. ,W , ,-,,,.f , 'r--,A '- f r...' ,,- v PEGGY MURPHY-5'Pf-ggy-VVeg g Minstrel 1, 2, 4g Spring Concert 1. 2, 4, Cl:-e Club 1, 2. 43 May Day 2, FHA 1. 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Prince of Peace Contest 4-3 FHA Historian 3. JIM NABORS AFo0tball 3, 45 Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee, Stage Crew 3, 4. SHARRON OAKS- Shernie g Basketball 3. 43 Min- strel lg Spring Concert lg Vocal Ensemble lg Mixed Chorus lg Clee Club lg CAA 1, 2, 3, 43 FTA 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Torch Staff 4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Y-Teens President 4. DON OHLINCER! Ohly g Football 3, -lg Basket- ball 2, 3. 4g Baseball lg Minstrel lg Spring Concert lg Vocal Ensemble lg Mixed Chorus lg Glee Club lg FFA lg Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 45 Treasurer 2. MARY LOUISE OLINCER-FTA 2, 3, 43 Torch Staff 43 Librarian 2, 3, 4g Service Squad 1. 4 ,X , 1-. J -'s,', ' vi s Tfiimvt ii, 1? The Senior Class worked diligently to keep candy wrappers off the floor so that candy sales would not be discontinued. Above are Mel- vin Kelly and Adrian Seifert who swept the floors in the gym lobby each afternoon to insure a clean floor. FEBS, FERLN N 4, ,, We PW FERRIS PENDERCRASSA-Basketball 2, Minstrel 1, 2, Vocal Ensemble 1, 24 Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Clee Club 1, 2, Projectionist 3, 4, Senior Play Committee. DARREL PERRY'-- Admiral , American History Club 3, Spanish Club 23 Senior Play Com- mittee, Hi-Y 3. JOHN POND-Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, Track 2, Annual Staff 43 Projeetinnist 2, 3, 43 Junior Play Committee, Homecoming Escort 4g Projection Club Vice l'r1-sident 3, Projection Club President 4. HOWARD POTTENGER- Minstrel lg Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 lnstrumental Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra lg Mixed Chorus lg Clee Club lg Annual Staff 4, Senior Play Committee, Trumpet Trio 23 Prince of Peace Contest 4. LUCILLE POWER- Lukey g Basket- ball 3, 43 liaske-tball Manager 3, 43 Softball 4, Volleyball 3, Minstrel 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 43 Vocal Ensemble 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 4, Annual Staff 4g Assistant Editor of Torch 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Secretary-Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, Junior Playg Senior Play Committee, Class Secretary 3. 72 - THE SENIOR PLAY WITH EQUAL coE REMOVED ALL DOUET OF ANY scola' PAT RUTHERFORD- Ruthy g Swimming Manager 3g Cheerleader 23 Ping-Pong Manager 2, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Torch Staff 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 1, 2, Vocal Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Clee Club 1, 2, Junior and Senior Play, Executive Committee 3, 4, Make-up Committee. SYLVIA SAUER- Saurie , Minstrel 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Ensemble 1g Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 45 FHA 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 43 Torch Staff 4, FHA Officer 2. WESLEY SAWYER-Junior Play Committee, Senior Play Committee. RUSSELL SCHENCK- Shifty g Football Manager.3g Basketball Manager lg Mixed Chorus 3, Safety Coun- cil 3, 45 Stage Crew 3, 4. WILLIAM SCHUL- Bill , Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 39Minstrel 1, 23 Spring Concert 13 Mixed Chorus 1, Glee Club lg FFA Secretary 1, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 43 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior and Senior Play, Class Presi- dent 2g Vice President lg English Medal 1, 2g Math Medal 1, 2, 35 Science Medal 3, Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3. ll 1 lll In J -0 Q KN L! ADRIAN SEIFERT FFA 1 Torch Staff 4 Mmstrel Lxght TCChhlCl8l'l 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 CHARLES SHIVELY Minstrel 3 Instrumental Ensemble 1 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 German Bandl 2 3 4 Annual Editor 4 Latm Club 1 2 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Junior Play Comrhlltee Class Vlce Presldent 4 CHESTER SLATER Football Manager 1 Baseball 1 .lumor and Semor Play C0mmltlCES Stage Crew 3 4 Newspaper 1 CHARLES SOULE Bas ketball Manage-rl Baseball 2 3 Mmstrell 2 3 Sprmg Concertl 2 Bandl 2 3 Orchestral 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 Cvlee Club 1 2 May Day 1 2 FFA 1 2 3 Explorer Scouts 2 Annual Staff 4 Projectlonxst 1 2 3 4 ,lumor and Senior Play Commlttees Stage Crew 3 4 RONDAL SOWDER Track 2 3 Orchestra 1 2 FF 1 2 3 Q FOR FUN COME! it 1 CARL SPICER-Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track lg Clee Club 1, Annual Staff 4g Projectionist 2, 3, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play, Senior Play Committeeg Stage Crew 4. CARLOS SPICER-Baseball 2, 3g Track 13 Glee Club'1g Annual Staff 4, Projec- tionist 2, 3g Junior Play, Junior Play Committee, Senior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee, Stage Crew 45 Scholarship Team 3. MARILYN STAPF- Dippy , Basket- ball 1g Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 43 Vocal Ensemble 1-, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 43 Head Majorette 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Safety Council 2, Junior Play, Senior Play: Class Secretary 23 Class Treasurer 3, 43 Homecoming Queen, CAA Secretary 1. KENNETH STEVENS-Hi-Y 4g 4-H Club 1, 23 Minstrel 3, Clee Club 33 Mixed Chorus 3. ROBERT STURGILL- Skinflint g Football 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Projectionist 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Escort 4. SO WITH OUR POCKETS FULL OF MONEY EN LOOK OUT, NEW YORK CITY' HERE WE iz --Y'- ww, , 'wk ' 'ZF I IN- 33,-N X ,A , , x fiffi 1 A 1 , Z IWW 6 W l Cy-R C. ,Fx 5 sU'TT '1 '3 ffl f ir 4 JOY YVAl.'l'Hl'lli uSfNl0kllllISu1 Minstrc-l 1. 2, 3, 41 Spring Concvrt 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixml Chorus 3, 43 Ulm- Club 1, 2, 3, 43 May Day 13 FHA 43 GAA 1, 2. ROBERT WELl.S - Robby Ce-ni- 3 Stags- Cn-w 3, 43 Frmllmall Manager 1. MYRON WINKLER- Wink 3 lsunlball 23 llaslu-lball Nlanagvr 23 Projvctionist 2, 3, 43 Stage Crew 2. SYLVIA W0l,l ll0M- Wolfie- 3 Spring Cnnm-rt 1. 2, 33 Vocal Ensemble 43 ln- slrurnvntul lfnsi-rnblo 13 llanrl l, 2, 3g Orchestra 13 FHA 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 23 Y-TPQYHS 43 Annual Stuff 43 l,zilin Club 33 Sc-nior Play3 Librarian. RICHARD REFFITT- Dir-k 3 Minslrc-l lg Vocal Ensf-rnblv 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Glee Club 13 Annual Staff 43 Prnjm-vtionist l, 2, 3. EARL MURRAY'-Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Minstrel 13 Clev Club 1, 2, Kg May llay 1, 23 Proj:-ctinnist 4. 76 x CLASS , . w N ll' M' i . ' 'wfflxwl 1w: if v , N w, ' 'l' w ' W N M lv r -2:2 , l . 1 42 'M I N . .. W H ll 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-R. Small, Treasurer, J. Metcalfe, Ex-Treasurer, P. Benke, Secretary, J. Sackenheim, Vice President, B. Schul, President. e . . - jg' 0 D i X my 'I 1 Q l ' ' QQ -f' ' Vg .-' . 'S 'Z in 5 U x 'F 1 W , Wllw. ,X W. Class Sponsors MR. ARNOLD AND MRS PATRICK .B ig.. . .E Q . ROW 1 Ashcraft, L. Baker, R. Baker, S. Bennett, R. Benke, P. f. -W-fm ff-...,2.ff .iv 27 2 ffl . gn? wg 3 2 ' K xi. 4? 4 wr T 'QS 412, , e, 2 if xi ? . 4' ROW 2 Bippus, G. Black, C. Bley, 1. Bohn, N. Bowling, O. Bowman, B. ROW 3 Bridgeford, Cain, F. J. Canode, R. Cathers, B. Campbell, Cloud, D. ROW 4 Coggin, D. Condo, S. Conrad, J. Corson, J. Cox, B. Craft, B. L ROW 1 Croucher, P. De Lotelle, Diening, E. Evans, B. Fouts, J. Francis, S. ROW 2 Gray, M. Cuffey, D. Hacker, J. Hendrix, J. Henry, D. Hornsby, M. ROW 3 Houser, P. Howard, E. Hunt, S. Hurst, L. Jerardi, J. Koopman, L. ROW 4 Lake, B. Lau, D. Lovett, B. Lynch, M. Mclntosh, R. Marcum, D. ROW 5 Michael, R. Michael, R. Miller, B. Morris, W. Mullenix, R. Napier, D. ROW 6 Parker, M. Parker, V. Piazzo, R. Pottenger, D. Quick, R. Rapp, B. ROW 7 Ratliff, M. Ray, L. Richardson, Richardson, Rose, L. Rose, V. ROW 8 Russell, W. Sams, N. Schaub, K. Schmidt, D. Schmutzler, Schoell, T. ROW 9 Seals, T. Sharp, J. Small, R. Sorrell, P. Still, B. Thomas, J. ROW 10 Tirey, E. Walton, D. Watkins, J. Williams, J. Wolpert, L. Young, I. - 3' Q21 1 3 Q X A ix ' VI fp-fm ' I . , 3 i gf R V 'T if ' Ei s . , :JM - f -. . 'iifiif ' ,. if ' ' 3-ff: 15, .. , Q 'Q J. 'af' 1 ,, . ,..- . .... . .' . igwxx ,gas gp Hifi -. H 'W . R Xia , E , 5 ,f ,. f im: i 13 ' .- Y fate in L M., , if 2 -N 5 ,., 5 K: . : . ..,,i.1k.k:iV .. V -A if il df his . E ,. S Q 4 ,.,, f 'N .zf -,:f'.e.s. fs t ,f '--, , , 'Wit' 'T P 11: - ,FE ii' . .JL P .ar Gi L. im. t QQ . Tm? v we . .Emma .......,,-5 , 3 'Iii I L f xl 1 I t .1 Q , mt' JS- ' s T 5- 1 a .Q A Q Q .. . 1 , f if W is ff? 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Ilulsvrq E Howling. Third row: C. IJHIIIKIPII- hurg: H. Hr:-vvefr: IJ. Iiruukilulri: M. IIrun1r-tt: II. C21lIlI7IN'II1 I- Camphr-II. Fourth row: I.. lfarpvn- ter: C. Cathvrs: PI. Chafin: If Cole: S. CoIwe'II. Fifth row:'J Conrad: G. Copeland: NI. Craft: N. Craft. FRESHIVIAN CLASS CLASS OFFICERS'-C. Copeland, Vice Presi- dent: S. Culvyhousv, Secn-tary: J. Hubbard, President: M. Svhovll, Trvasurer. Sixth row: 5. Culvyhuusez E. Cur- ran: J. Ilsuhan: J. Edds. Svvvnth row: J. Estes: W. Evvrsoleg 5. Farthing: B. Fletcher: K. Garland. Eighth row: M. Gentry: K. Uillvs- piv: E. Glvnng L. Gund: D. Grif- fin: R. Harris. Ninth row: M. Hat- ton: J. Hawthorne: II. Henderson: C. Henderson: V. I'IirsvI1Iwrg: B. Hoelleg R. Hollandswurth. Tvnth row: R. Hopkins: D. Hubbard: E. Hubbard: J. Huhburd:.J. Huff: B. Humphrey: M. Hunt: S. Inman: . H. Ivey: J. Ivey. Q. Q X I ' 4 ii. . . 'WMA wx- A . - 4 -'L' I W 5 W .. . K t .J - . 5.53 I1 5 all asa VV - A-ff visa E is .WM fa E A Q - ef? A First row: P. ,le-rardig H. Johnsong C. Kc-mpg D. Kirbyg G. Layg H. Lynchg V. Lynchg M Maryeng J. Maschinog D. Mclntosh. Second row: E. Mclntoshg 1. Meredithg L. Me-ridag M. Millerg P. Napierg F. Oakesg I. Powers. Third row: J. Quickg W. Reynolds: H. Richard- song M. Richardsong M. Richard- son: .l. Robinette. Fourth row: R. Rode-feldg D. Saylorg C. Schenkg J. Schlabachg .l. Schmidt, Fifth row: M. Schoellg G. Schulq E. Shelton: S. Shepherd. CLASS OF '58 . -A F 7' 'S S ,-is . I I, . .,,... O J V V 'Z 'It - .5 V -, -1 4 sf .a er! -vw fl 1 i.i V QT:-f gg fx, . V .. 1, is -Sit. F ',,: .IEQ V A ' 'TQ :Z iii A .., is V f Y 5' L J he A I V: A3 .--f ' ss.. .415 P. .J tif ..,. . fill ,,...,..-ttgzqg-,M ., ., , 4 -C. , -,N 'O-Q? ' 1 u ,-E- , 2 S ' fi- .AV .3 1 ,W .3 , VV - V D . ..t it X- ,'v:I..- A :.V V F F f l of '3- . i K VV QV' V I' J Q A S f, -. F T Ln x Y ba .vmarermfr V V VV5. ,.., Mgefe, V MR. VOCLESANC AND MR. BONNER - V , Class Sponsors NV ,yi V -r-.V 3 ,,V gg .' .4 .f ' 1-.W 'A . i i iiii Z 1 -Q ' . I ' J ' V , X. Sixth row. B. Smithg K. Smithg FQ . R g 4' P. Snodgrassg H. Sowder. Seventh row: A. Spicerg P. Stapfg B. NW V Stewartg J. Stewartg P. Still. -- ' Eighth row: M. Stumpfg G. Tag- ,, .... 3, AV.. Vx Q, V V ,ir V, gertg M. Taggertg D. Teeseg L. A V M A .4 Q .J ,M VA Thallg F.. Tiemyer. Ninth row: T. VV VV,VVV ,V VW. Q71 ... 5 'A' -1' Timlerg G. VanC0neyg P. Vande- :: ' f V li V veer: M. Vaughng F. Venerableg 3 ,. I 'f V - D. Walkerg M. Walton. Tenth row: V R. Waltong R. Weaverg D. Weisen- 4 ' A horny R. Wittenburgg P. Williamsg Y 'V C. Willisg C. Wolpertg R. Yargerg 4 'N F' A A an N V1 me . R V D Yerry' .l Zimmerman ...' V ' -0' 'A if? ' ' ' ' ---' ':' V ,VV.V.VV 1':? V , W rr - , 'ik 'fi F l ..- . f ren. 1.-Q. ... Q- .4-1. .-3. -- .-2. fm .,.V V LV -32 ' VV-- M' ,.. ' MV x, erlt- - VV V . '--L . - XV-., e ' .... M ,R- ' S 'W T' . - Q at , S ene :xr R .. 2 . 83 L 11 Q Yi- ! I rem b I '14 I Yi I E if P 3 l I I PS. A 4, . llllii H1 its his .W ,Q ii! .,. IIB -. 'UI iw lf Q iw ig i 1 -XS-b I 'V 'f gf fx K ks m : ii, pu In N W, 6,0 K. .hm R SJW GRADE EIGHT Room 410 Miss Milclred Dietseh. Tezlrlrer Top row: F. Estes. B. Bowling. T. Russell, D. Tipton. B. Pierson, R. Hymer. M. Brown. J. Hasler, A. Crawford. D. Baker. Seeontl row: J. lngrani. I.. Carver. S. Stewart. D. Garrett, P. Moss. A. Turner, S. Fannin. C. Merritt, M. Murphy. Bottom row: D. Schul, P. Cuffey. H. Proeschel, M. Farinet. C. Marcum, V. Bissell. J. Cautlill. C. Garrett, S. Venerable, P. Hoehn, P. Creech. .vu -W Q GRADE EIGHT Room 105A Kenneth Perkins. Teavher Front row: P. Snodgrass, H. Bolser, R. Corson. C. Moreland. J. Campbell. E. Niehaus. D. Jowett, D. Warn:-r. J. Durham. Second row: J. Lunsford. K. Kirklin. C. Wilki. J. Cerharclt, K. Wiltli, C. Welage, J. Morris, C. Boehner. N. Proffitt. Bottom row: S. Hopkins. M. Baldriclge. C. Greene. E. Hatton. D. Hooker, C. Rowling. A. Piazza. D. Ball. J. Day, D. Durham. GRADE ElCl'lT Room l06 Ross D. Sehwartz. Tearher Top row: K. Nusky. K. Turman. J. White K. Kirby. J. ltnhoff. E. Baker. V. Pt-titt J. llohn. J. Hartnett. P. Lynn. Sveoml row S. Nunn, J. Powell. C. Condo, ll, Johnson B. Wolpert. E. Dawson, G. Suthr-rlantl. .l Hornsby. Bottom row: L. llruns. J. Arehe-r J. Hurst. L. Loos. B. Sauer. J. Crunwr. J Spence, J. Winkle. L. Sehwingz. J. Rogers 'sf IFB CRAUE EIGHT Room 409 Nlr. S. R. Luinlw. Tvflrlirr Top row: 'l'. Chulfant, E. Ashcraft. C l Wuldcn. l. Bishop, W. Spicer. ll. Suylor. C. Tircy. l'i. Kcrliy. W. B1-nm-tt. Second row: B. Smith, C. Hurst, J. Young, T Davis, J. Aga-1-, S. l.z1nahan. S. Shiva-ly, J Callahan. Bottom row: M. lluhliarc lloustlr-n. IP. Anglin. C. Barncs. C. Bryant. C. Napier. N. Rt-1-el, ll. Crain. C. Cahlmartl. These are the people who helped the photographer, Mr. Terzo, take the group pictures for grades one through eight. They are, left to right: C. Shively, S. Francis, P. Camboe, B. Schul, M. Stapf, J. Miller, and B. Schul. K1 A4 sq., GRADE EIGHT Room 401 Mr. Paul W. We-hr. Teacher Top row: W. Schi:-ring, J. McCrn-gor. C Steele, C. Anderson, R. Rawlins. A. Chafin G. Woodyard. J. Bowling. Chastccn, R Mitchell. Scconcl row: C. Johnson. B Hurst, S. Bowling. J. Bowling, M. Boggs L. Ashcraft, R. Carpenter. E. Huhharcl Bottom row: S. Halcomh. J. Nippert. D Taggart, S. Thomas, .D. Mullin. A. Baker R. Hacker, M. Dakin, V. Lynch. GRADE SEVEN Room 101 Mrs. Catherine Schnapp, Teacher Top row: K. Riley. R. Harding. D. Puska B. Maupin. H. Arvin, M. Peck, J. Smith Third row: C. Kirby. J. Jordan, R. Miller A. Neal. D. Halcomb. L. Schenk. J. John son. Second row: D. Howard. C. Brewer. K. Evans, J. Bowling. R. Gray. M. Luns ford. J. Boggs. J. Walther. Bottom row: N Martin. D. Cope. J. Davis. L. Moore. V Proctor. P. Whoberry. L. Hollandsworth P. Archer. 13,9831 GRADE SEVEN Room 105 Mr. David Wheeler. Teacher Top row: W. Nunn. D. Sams. C. Alexan- der, H. Pierson. R. Whitaker, J. Schoen- berger. S. Turner. M. Hulesman. V. Hack- er. P. Shepherd. C. Kennedy. M. Templin. Second row: T. Parker, T. Freeman. C. Scott, A. Baldridge. A. Malone. S. Good- paster, C. Fehrenlmach. Y. Meredith. C. Lovett. M. Diening. J. Curran. Bottom row: D. Butterfield. R. Bolser. H. Hooven. W. Black. D. Helton, J. Broughton. T. Agee L. Carpenter. B. Hileman. P. Steele. J Ashcraft. R. Moore, M. Ragsdalc. E. John- son. 1 The Home Room Mothers, Commit- tee and the P.T.A. have sponsored a group of teas for each grade. These teas have been very helpful in bring- ing about better co-operation between parents and teachers. Mothers visit their children's classrooms and later are served refreshments. A program is presented by each grade for the mothers. It consisted of singing, art demonstrations, and Girl Scout pro- grams. Mr. Potts and Mr. Jewell spoke. Mr. Jewell, elementary princi- pal, said, 'SThese teas serve as a media to bring about a better understanding of the school by parents and the problems of the home by the teachers -all working toward a better under- standing of the pupil. GRADE SEVEN Room 102 NIr. Waltz-r E. I'owr-II, Tearher Top row: S. Brwkf-r. I.. LampI, C. B11-Vins, II. Still. NI. IIilI, W. IIaIl, T. Carlanri. C Maupin. C. Sin-inorc-. Third row: A. Mc' Collum. If. IN-rkins. K. I.aws, N. Ratliff. B Svnior, J. C. INIiIIf-r, J. I 0IIm1'r. J. Pe-nov, D. IIornsIry. Sf-Conti row: I.. Ashvraft. I.. Simpson. I.. Scholl:-r. D. Ossagv. C. Ivvy T. Age-0. I'. Blavkixurn. I.. Vanvv. S. Bar- ra-tt, I.. Timiz-r. Bottom row: C. Bowman R. Eastvr. J. Muskoph. R. Wittvnburg. H Caglv, I'. Proffitt. J. Saylor, NI. Vogt. mum-'to ' -' K' -VJ - v- GRADE SEVEN Room 100 Mr. AIIQ-n Rintlvrly, Trarher Top row: B. Br-ye-rlvin. B. Burke-. R. She-II, D. Sulfrirlgv. I.. I'urcIy. I'. Tin-y, W. Adams, T. Bririgf-forti, ,I. Housrivn. Third row: C. Norton, I'. DvLan0, M. Johnson, C. Harrison, N. Parker, M. Rollins, B. Coins, R. Amie-rs, J. Estridgv. R. Snodgrass. Sw'- ond row: II. 50111-nk, K. Moorv, P. Brown, I.. I.ym'h. I'. Campbe-II, K. ,Ie-nnings. J. Schwing, A. Combs, J. Anglin. Bottom row: E. I inIc-y, K. Stvwart. N. Kr-Ilvy, C. Piazza, C. Mc-if-r. J. Iloovf-n. S. Weber. GRADE SEVEN Room 107 Mr. Cordon Cilbt-rt. Tearlzer Top row: C. Newman, D. Glenn, P. Smith, N. Weber, K. Waldsmith. N. Stolwr. NI Betz, C. Banfif'Id, N. Yargvr. E. Fred- rick. Thirrl row: J. Hoffman. J. Evans. E Hibbard, B. Harding. B. Parker. D. Sharp. C. Baker. M. Wooton. N. Garrvtt. Svvoncl row: B. Boggs, .I. Ebvnschwc-iger. J. Mor- ris, B. Jenkins. ,I. Bailey, S. Scalf. W. Phillips, D. Hornsby, C. Cain. Bottom row: W. Shrimper, S. Pugh, B. Miller. II. Tirvy R. Coatvs, D. Bruins. J. McIntosh. GRADE SIX Room 310 Mrs. Elua Boggs, Teacher Top row: R. Hubbard, R. Parker, F. Brock L. Weber, T. Lunsford, J. Shepherd, C Walthers, E. McCormick, S. Moore, J Pierson. Second row: K. Douglas, J. Wiss man, J. Hill, S. Flynn, P. Stewart, D Spicer, S. Crawford, S. McWhorter, E Gentry, J. Moller. Bottom row C. Johnson B. Timler, D. Helton, M. Richardson, A Hamblin, M. Ashcraft. J. Myers, R. Dun gan, M. Steele, G. Corson, P. Saylor, J Bolser. GRADE SIX Room 102A Mrs. Martha Stearns, Teacher Top row: B. Gastineau, R. Durham, K. Hymer, A. Chafin, M. Becknell, D. Led ford. C. Moss, D. Francis. Second row: C. Moss, W. Schorr, D. Abney, A. Ramsey. S. Meriweather, R. Ball, D. Browing, A Cox. Bottom row: E. Gase, T. Hollands- worth, D. Austin, D. Martin, J. Oakes, J Clark, W. Taggart, J. Evans, C. Hibbard up GRADE SIX Room 106 Mrs. Billie Sue Estes, Teacher Top row: N. Ledford, D. R. Reed, L. Marxen, F. Patrick, J. Smith, R. Hicks, P. Harding, C. Barnard. Second row: J. Budd, D. Gabbard, J. Bowling, D. Chandler, E. Merritt, S. Dsuban, C. Barker, C. Elling- son. Bottom row: C. Cox, J. Gentry, S. Jackson, G. Coakley, F. Rockwell, D. Haup, J. Reynolds. v Top row: I.. Dunvan. B. Pvntlvrgrass, Link. M. Condo, K. Wvbb. R. Burns, llzislm-r, B. M. Llurk. M. ll GRADE SIX Room 300 -N lfrlna Amlvrson, Tf'arhf'r Nvlntosh. Thirtl row: C. St:-e-lv E. D. oruslry. D. Coy, M. Clc-mons, J. Ht:-vc-nw, M. 'l'ul1-y. l.. Rivlu-n.v5m'onrl row: ll. Cill. I.. Cuhlmurml. L. Dakin. V Mrlfuirr, l.. Sul ' 1 mg. l. Burgi-r. J. l'll1'll'lll'I'. J. llilclr-hr 7 ' 't or. l.. Sturgill. M. Bowl- ZIHI. Bottom row: B. Yogvl, M. Sowmlc-r, C. Ron- fru, J. Mol W' i rsiu xi-r. G. Maupin. C. Bt-nson. B GRADE SIX Room 307 Mrs. Florence Hennebergor, Teacher Top row: K. Harluaum, T. Moreland, B. Farthing. M. Spivey, B. Young. V. Ns-al, C. Watkins. C. Schauh. E. Svott, A. Hovllv Third row: P. Monsing. C. Agro. R. South- artl. R. Lynn, K. Estriilgv. L. Carrt-tt. J. Luster. R. Hurst. P. Marcum. Second row: D. Richmoncl. C. Kvmp. C. Anclvrs. F. Hon- dricks, R. Napivr. J. Turner, E. Hendricks B. Johnson, S. He-usley. Bottom row: B. Whisman. B. Stevons. F. Stolwr, J. Still H. Rf-iff, D. MCCright. D. Ragsclalv, A Freeman. 1 v GRADE FIVE Room 104 Mr. Maryalys Hill. Teavlter Top row: O. M. Praffett. B. S. Bates. K. Taggart, N. J. Johnson. J. Rainland. Second row: R. Spicor. R. Parsley. L. Mills. T. Smith, G. Morris, C. Cape. P. Nicals CStuClent Teacherl. Bottom row: B. Dingvr, A. L. Spurlach, M. R. Kidd. G. Cupp, J. Peters, C. Nc-Plc-y. GRADE FIVE Room 305 Miss Margaret Crane and Mrs. Dales Wair Teachers Top row: J. Barnes, D. Schul, R. Johnson, G. Stewart, G. Pugh, S. Bertsch, M. Tipton, J. Lewis, V. Anders, A. Bowling. Second row: H. Morris, D. Danford, D. Cloud, L. Napier, C. Spivey, P. Hicks, G. Glenn, W. Burkhart, L. Hurst, R. Chas- teen. Bottom row: D. Peters, K. Edster, C. Wise, L. Cox, A. Rowland, E. Richard- son, T. Turvey, F. Glenn, L. McKay, N. Youger, E. Farthing. GRADE FIVE Room 308 Mrs. Frances Ryan and Mrs. Mary Lenihan Teachers Top row: R. Weber, C. A. Peters, B. Hib- bard, R. Condo, J. Wooton, N. Bunting, J. Curran. Third row: O. Richardson, C. A. Moore, S. Maxwell, J. A. Tillett, B. McKinney, E. Napier, G. Stewart, S. Blevins, M. Richardson. Second row: J. Winkler, J. Lewis, D. Hughes, D. John- son, R. Johnson, R. Simpson, B. Proctor, D. Sulfridge, N. Rodefeld, G. Hamilton. Bottom row: V. Chapman, B. Morehead, E. Ball, B. Fannin, D. Sandlin, G. Gastineau, T. Smith. GRADE FIVE Room 306 Mrs. Marjorie Dent, Teacher Top row: F. Norton, G. Crank, S. Willis, B. Lau, C. Bowling, C. Johnson, J. Guffey, J. Patterson, N. Stevens. Third row: Miss Krueger, Student Teacher: G. Rockwell, G. Eversole, B. Wolfrom, D. Carpenter, B. Weaver, R. Norris, R. DeLotelle, G. Tillery. Second row: D. Clem, J. Stober, P. Rich- ardson, G. Marcum, D. Brown, W. Renfro, D. Gahhard, S. Myers, M. Kranbuhl. Bot- tom row: J. Saylor, J. Saylor, V. Pierson, L. Henderson, N. Baker, R. Bissell, G. Shepherd, V. Collins. .....gs.-.H - . . ..a... .4 . ,........ - . a..-----M---- GRADE FIVE Room 301 Miss Rae Fetter, Tearher Top row: D. Agee, M. Parker, R. Sowers, L. Nash, B. Baltlridge, D. Creen, M. Bley, H. Bolser. Second row: L. Miller, M. Per- kins, H. Still, A. Stone, F. Garvin, M. Brockman, J. Mitchell, M. Oaks. Bottom row: D. Wildi, B. Avery, A. Davis, E. Timler, M. Hensley, R. Walther, D. Meier, I. Shively. 1 A ,. ' K' K 1 R ' , J Li ra I-M, JK 'i GRADE FIVE Room 304 Mrs. Arlaline Wood, Tearher Top row: W. Webb, P. Robinson. B. Spin-r. D. Marcum. C. Kelley, S. Schul. M. Crain. C. Collins, I.. Philpot. Third row: B. Shaw, K. Williams, R. Clark, P. B1-tz, ll. Ninkv. J. Campbell. D. Parker, 5. Weisenbnrn, J. Stewart. Seeoml row: P. Glenn. E. Jennings, J. McWhorter, H. llamlalin. H. Rieharrlson. E. Brougzhtnn, H. Thomas, E. Smith, R. Franks. .l. Murray. Bottom row: S. llanfis-lcl, H. Helton, D. Daugherty. E. Day. N. Evans. D. Hubbard. R. Warlsworth. GRADE FIVE Room 302 Mrs. Henrietta Pottenger, Teacher Top row: R. Calver, W. Roberts, F. Mc Collum, B. Brewer, R. Puska, T. Stewart N. Harper, S. Trensch, R. House, D. Wiss man. Second row: C. Tepker, B. Roberts G. Isaacs, D. Eicher, J. Flannery, B Wente, J. Zellner, J. Pike, J. Hartnett, M Napier. Bottom row: R. Peters, C. Smith R. Burnett, R. Lee, G. Barrett, K. Bates, M. O'Bryon, D. Fields, B. Cox, J. Coggin M. Morrill. s if ,aa .. GRADE FOUR Room 311 Mrs. Elsie MacQuiston, Teacher Top row: B. Neeley, L. Stickler, J. Smith L. Hart, A. McComb, C. Mitchell, J Archer, G. Patrick. Second row: H. Hacker, M. Sorber, R. Garvin, B. Hubbard, B. Kalfus, B. Asher, K. Hubbard, 0 Wright. Bottom row: H. Cupp, J. Laney, S. Adams, D. Still, N. Huelsman, C. Luns- ford, M. Barnes, M. Hamblin. GRADE FOUR Room 303 Mrs. Suzane Zimmerman, Teacher Top row: C. Ashcraft, J. Shephard, S Schoenberger, K. Boseke, L. Hesse, M Anders. Second row: D. Stefek, H. Vaughn v R. Cook, D. Glenn, T. Hymer, C. Hornsby. Bottom row: M. Smith, J. Brown, W. Tag- garet, A. Wilke, W. McKerracker, K. Stephenson, J. Morris. GRADE FOUR Room 310A Mrs. Isabelle Riley, Teacher Top row: P. Baker, P. Hasler, B. Nichols J. Schul, D. King, C. Tillery, C. Hibbard C. Cupp. Third row: K. Ruddle, R Hornung, N. Miller, R. Morris, D. Felty A. Rhodus, D. Farthing, R. Slayback Second row: P. Bruns, R. Bailey, N. Wal- den, B. Anderson, M. Purdy, C. McCoy P. Guckenberger, A. Stober, B. Garland S. Coates. Bottom row: R. Spencer, T Perkins, V. Brown, R. Stewart, L. Kelly D. Keal. 1 9 - - v-vf '- GRADE FOUR Room 201 Mrs. Helen Frey, Tearher Top row: S. True, M. Oakes, J. Ramsey, J. Coffey, R. Cadd, R. Cabhard, J. Kitchen, S. lsaaes, D. We'av1'r, R. Blevins, F. Bar- ger, B. Smallwoorl. Second row: S. Breiner, V. Burns. P. Anness. C. Navey, K. Huh- hard, L. Lynch. B. Richardson, D. Heit- fielrl, N. llalvomlm, C. Sparks. Bottom row: P. O'Bryon, P. Argo, C. Carver, N. EUlf'I'Sfll'l, M. Caudill. P. Miller, B. Wil- moth, S. Woodward, M. Davis, S. Murphy, E. Sullender, F. Steele, B. Hoffman. GRADE FOUR Room 200 Mrs. Hazel Bitter, Teacher Top row: S. Newman, R. Cope. A. Thomas, R. Farrell, K. Meerpohl, M. Flannery, C. Mays, J. Powell, D. Cope. Third row: T. Proeschel, J. Marcum, A. Bacher, D. Schrimper, W. Luster, W. Wilkie, D. Hatton, D. Pennekamp. Second row: J. Agee, W. Taylor, L. Morris, M. Bates, J. Still, H. Hornsby, D. Rhodus, J. Carsey, H. Clem, P. Galvin. Bottom row: C. Kidd, C. Irvine, L. Barrett, M. Rutherford, J. Shively, C. Spence, M. Hamblin, L. Rey- nolds. GRADE FOUR Room 208 Mrs. Virginia Copeland, Teacher Top row: C. Bolser, E. Broughton, R. Vogel, B. Barrett, P. Urton, D. Pipher, W. Russell, D. Dickinson, C. Barrett, C. Stephenson. Third row: B. Morris, C Cirton, D. Johnson, H: Hensley, M. Sharp C. Reed, K. Schiering, D. Maschino, C Rathel, C. Smith. Second row: B. Musch R. Cerhardt, R. Weber, C. Eicher, B Carpenter, C. Sutherland, K. Singleton, C Maddox, C. Lay, P. Nash. Bottom row: Owen, P. Robinson, J. Mclntosh, M: A. Johnson, C. Chasteen, C. Combs, M Ohlinger, J. Hurst. v . QW. . I GRADE THREE Room 206 Mrs. Mary Lou Saenz, Teacher Top row: C. Meade, P. Myers, Y. Long field, R. Danford, M. Lawson, T. Pettit, R. Oakes, F. Cain, J. Vogt, P. Mullins, J Brown, R. Brashear. Second row: T Ponder, D. Rhodus, G. Stickler, W. Chafin C. Benninghofen, B. Smallwood, J. Arnold P. Goos. Bottom row: G. Hibbard, S. Fer: ber, B. Weaver, R. Messer, R. Burton, B. Sandlin, G. Combs, D. Hurst, J. Blevens. GRADE THREE Room 205 Miss Nancy Von Rector, Teacher Top row: B. Vaughn, E. Bolser, G. Daugh- erty, D. Bertsch, J. Byrd, J. Patterson, D. Betz, S. Finley, E. Millspaugh, R. Sundo. Second row: F. Jowett, D. Chaney, R. Baker, G. Hileman,' D. Lee, R. Roark, J. Weishaar, E. Frederick, C. Profitt. Bottom row: J. Allen, C. Meadors, J. Enzor, B. Richen, L. Hamilton, G. Saylor, T. Smith, K. Neeley, G. Moore, K. lmhoff. GRADE THREE Room 207 Mrs. Helen Haggerty, Tear' Top row: F. Lynch, D. Greene, S. Edwards B. Powell, S. Fouts, J. Stone, D. Harl-cle road, J. Fields, E. Howard, M. Richardson Second row: L. Clark, B. Winkler, M Arnold, F. Alexander, V. Winkler, C. Dan forth, L. Buchman, R. Schenck, J. Wald- smith. Bottom row: M. Cathers, D. Led- ford, D. Miller, C. Boggs, G. Hymer, D Copeland, T. Sapp, R. Van Coney, J. Callison, E. Smith, M. Winsted. GRADE THREE Room 7 Miss Anita Quattrone. Tearher Top row: D. Ahlmott. H. Bissell, C. Dono- van. P. Wolstenholm. C. Flynn. J. Hughes. T. Krahnhuhl. R. McWorther, A. Lee, P. Reeknr-ll. Second row: W. Rirhardson. C. Sehwing. J. Lisee, P. Burns. H. Areher. J. Brof-ring. R. Caudill. B. Nusky, L. Holden. Rottmn row: T. Watscmn. J. Motzer. S. Johnson. W. Trenihly. H. Reed. B. Glenn. J. Morris. P. Sroufe. C. Clem. D. Evans J 0 Q. , GRADE TWO Room 9 Miss Martha Kraus, Teaeher Top row: J. Flannery, G. Benson. J. Burns. P. lssacs, E. Dixon, D. Taylor, K. Wirsing. C. Hoehn. Second row: R. Caudill, J Yauger, C. Maupin, W. Roberts, E. Parker, P. Bolser, D. Stone. Bottom row: D. Tilly. M. Dixon, L. Malone. L. Cabbard. L. A Raehurn, M. Daugherty. C. Pierson, P. A Newman. GRADE THREE Room 202 Mrs. Holhrock. Teacher Top. row: J. Spivey. V. Hodge, J. Case. L. Estepp, C. Ninke. R. Rridgeford. A. Rog- ers. B. Pierson. E. Fletcher, D. Johnson. Second row: C. Burkhart. P. Winsted. D. Tirey, F. Saylor. K. Biser. A. Zinsmeister, M. Warner, J. Schorr, B. Chasteen. Miss Maughiman, Student Teacher. Bottom row: G. Ramsey, C. Case, E. Morris. B. Day, M. Saylor, F. Huelsman, D. McKay. L. Corson. C. Link, L. L. Beaver. t i li Q1 ,av nw uhm GRADE THREE Room 11 Mrs. Edith Vanee, Tearher Top row: A. Coueh. M. Cathers. D. Bur- nett, ll. Miller, V. lvey, D. Piazza, J Lipps, W. Laffey. C. Gruner. Second row B. Nantz, E. Allen, H. Bridge-ford, P. Harding, R. Mills, M. Cerhardt, B. First B. Boehner, D. Carpenter. Bottom row: V Still. L. Halcomb, D. Link, H. Laney, S Kelly. P. Kidd, P. Wilson, J. Brockman S. Wfwlkc'. . ,,,. ..,..,... J- M.. ... 1, , , ... ., . ,. . .... if-.,.. .s-W.,,.m,.,...-s..mm,,.. .,M,..M,.wm,p,,, GRADE THREE Room 204 Miss Eileen Moore, Tenrher Top row: P. lsaaes, A. Flegal, S. Wine-In-rg B. Melntosh, S. LeMaster, L. Davis. B Phillips. 5. King, T. Tillett. Second row: B. Budd, J. Carsey, N. Niederman. J Anders, P. Zellner, C. Bippus, J. Sorlwr B. Robson, F. Carrttt, M. Vaughn, J Barnes. Bottom row: IT. Moore, B. Har haum, R. Mansfield, M. Schenk. S. Corbin D. Canode. R. Hubbard, R. Smith, W Proffitt. J. Enzor, P. Chapman. GRADE TWO Room 9 Miss Martha Kraus, Tearher Top row: P. Seals. P. Rodefeld, P. Willis. R. Couch. R. Hamilton, L. Mareum. B. Ramsey, S. McAbee, N. Miller. Second row: B. Norton, R. Murphy, D. Whited. B. Land, L. Amburgey, L. Young. L. Eldridge, E. Ball, D. Smith. Bottom row: L. Vande- veer, P. Baker, S. Eversole, L. Winkler, L. Greene, S. Hamblin, J. Bonham, V. Combs, K. Peacock, R. Reed. Q 'few' ' - -fi? 4 us -.. , 4-ar fillfllllf TWU Km-Ill -I Nlr-. xlilflllll Wahl-vnitll. Tf'Il4'lIf'f ,. . , .. lop rms: l.. Snylur, N. lwvlmls. ll. ,Mh- vrnll. .l. lllllFl.l'f'. l'. Still. l'. Still, C. xVllllill'. ll, l'1sll'i1l,L11'. ll. Nl1'f.r4'ury. Svvmnl row: lf. Wllilnlwr. N. Mvrivvvutln-r. ll. lull. Nl. lie-ann-. ll, Slllllll. XY. l'ra1z1a-r. M. llrnwn. A. l.znnpl4-y. l.. l'urke'r. llollmn rnvv: ll. li14'lnlr4lsm1. l. llull, ,l. llngg-. Nl. Xlnggnrml. 11. llrank, l., Nlalmu-y. .l. Vnm-1-, ll. I.r-wk. ll. Klutz:-r. .-.1 4' Q Q. ' QLILXIJIZ lllwvll llmnn lil Nlr-. .lLllll' xx-lllll'lIll. Tf'11f'lwr 'lop row: ll. Naylor. ,l. liallllfl. .l. NM-gm-r. Iv. 5l1ll'1'T, I.. Lny, l.. I'.llNll'l'. ,l. llulwrlx. K. f.znnplu-ll. H. Almvr. N-cmnl row: ll. flnnnus. lf. Cm'kvnln'rga-r, Nl. Wilk.-. .l. l.z1lu'. ll. N14-uflf-rs. ll. livln1inglmf4'n. li. llisllup. .l. K4-Ill-y. if. Fvuls. llnlhnn rnw: l.. Wvnml. .l. Nlurrwll. 5. Morris. 5. llxl7tlI'lll'. N. 5l'lllK'QlQ'l. H. l,1'I'lilIlS. ll. l'.-tvpp. ll. liill. li. 'l'urn4-r. CR.-XDIC TWU Ronin H Nlrs. llnnna llanafurml. Te'r1rl1e'r' Top ruw: S. Nlorrv. 5. ll. llarlvr. C. Bryant. S. Schanlm, .l. '. Nunn. E. Wim-jvcha. N. Lvwis. I.. 51'l'Ull4l row: ff. Parkin P. Wlinklfiz . VHF- .l. Ehlrimlgv. D. Lnslvr. lf. Rolling. W. llur- rctt. V. Hrunwtl. L. Hurnsluy. Svvuxul row: C. Rirliarmlsun. ll, Johnson, ll. llnm'an. .l. Watkills, 5. Brown. B. l'm'rkins. I.. Slnvy. E. Turne-r. ll. Cmnlw. GRADE TWU Room 10 Mrs. Jam- Wilhvlm. Tf'!1l'l1Pf Top row: N. J. Crm-vh, D. Till:-ry, A Ste-wart, F. Garvin. P. Alum-y, F. Carr, V. liarpf-r, R. Bakr-r, ll. Frvmlc-rick. Svvond row: N. Pond, L. Bvisvr. C, Mvfiollunl, D. Hurst. R. Mvrritt. J. Crawford, L. Rush, K. iXiC'fi0I'lllif'k. L. Moss. Bottom row: D. Winstvd, NI. J. Wvhvr, M. Mahan, L. Tur- nvr. ll. Cie-nl, J. Dvlano. S. Hiloman. H. Hurst, F. Roark, R. je-rdon, C. Bohn. D. Burnvtt. GRADE TWO Room 8 Mrs. Donna Hanaford. Teafher Top row' rlein. J. Dawson, S. Bar rett, A. . Bowman. D. Couch, P. Archer, P. Second row: D. Nagel, B. Hovt , . .o.nan, L. Estridgcv, B. Jack son, L. Pit-rson, M. Cagle, 1. Ste-wart, C. Shop:-rd. J. Wright. Bottom row: M. Mur ray, N, Smith. J. Richmond, C. Waters, L. Wilmott, J. Martin. J. Blackburn, J. Mc Intosh, J. Pennington, E. Schooley, B Harbaum. GRADE TWO Room 1 Mrs. Martha Waldsmith. 'l'vm'l1Pr Top row: D. Isaacs. S. Stephr-nson, IJ Lunsford. B. Murray. P. Rogers. M. Baugh man. S. Plymale-, S. L. Rivkvls. L. Yonally Second row: R. Winklvr. L, Hudson, ll Suits, M. Navvy, C. Ash:-r, D. Hvcht, E Clark, M. Wvhb. J. Jenkins, R. Pe-rgrt-ni Bottom row: E. Turns-r. W. Fw-rsolt-, B Blair. B. Broshoar, J. Canode-, B. Marting B. J. Day, D. Crf-rch, R. Sim-gr, W. Svhoolvy v GRAIIIC ONE llnuni T Miss lflvuimr Williams. Tf'm'l1c'r 'lliw ll'-lim-Q Szimvai, Slmlwzt 7'cvu'l11'r lop rnw: li. Hunk, ll. lwritry. R. in-lllry. R. Agvv. Stull. ll. Iimlii-rs, l,ilII'l1'li, I l.. llm-nal:-y. W. Cray. .Sottnm row: ll ,l0Ill'N, ll. Davis, Nl. Srlio-nk, ll. Williams. V l.. ,l4'niiir1g4. lt. llulvlmril, lx. Pruclur, Nlurguri. ll. liivliairilsmi. .l. Nlyc-r-. N., Pl b 'fl 1 -uw Q. GRADE ONE Room 3 Mrs. Marjorie' Ne-wlon, Teurher Top row: F. Arnold, ll. llishnp. A. Re-ams ll. Smith, R. Bailvy. S. Lynch, D. Allen fl. Donovan. P. More-lanrl. Sf-cond row: L. Walk4-r, C. Cupv, C. Paynv, S. Bolingcr, K. Hurt, ll. Lynx-h, B. Huhharml, R. Napivr, I.. llulmlmrnl. Bottom row: 1. Hamilton, T. Rapvr. ll. llarga-r, J. Yaugc-r, ll. ,Ivnnings ll, Nlvlnlor-h. L. R1-iff, D. Garland, C Yaelc-n. L. Day. D. 'firm-y. lf. Sizmiifm-. 42. Nln-yor IZRVXIJIC UNE Raimi 2 MTS. .l0y IJ:-:mm-I. 7lf'!lI'1ll'f Miss Marynvlln- My:-rs, Slmlvrzl Tr'11rln-r Top row: P. Wahl:-n. ,l. .Xgm-, ll. lllll iivlml. R. Gllln-rt. L, llngp, ll. lluilml. ll Kolln-ilstvttvr. C. Clin-stniit. St'1'1lIlll ruw: N Qparks. C. Smith. N. julinwii. li. Fvrlwi J. A. PPM-rs. W. Hoge-rs. ll, l i'ilxsclw. l. Taggart. llutlmn row: ll. lfum-pp. ll. lS212U'W ll. Balm-s. I.. fillllllll. s GRADE ONE Room 5 Mrs. Joy Demoret. Teaeher Miss Marynette Myers, Student Teacher Top row: C. Patton. B. Fletcher, D. Col lett, H. McGuire-. J. Coggin, J. Hymer. Second row: J. NlacKendrick. K. Hacker. N. Davis, C. House. S. Crawford, T. Zim merman. Bottom row: S. Freclericks. F Mr-sser, S. Kalfus, l. Bridgeford, C. True B. Creech. B. Snyder, C. Lipps. GRADE ONE Room 6 Miss Eleanor Williams. Tearlzer Miss Delores Savoca. Student Tear-her Top row: J. Talbert. W. Baker, K. Logue. B. Morehead. D. Oliver. L. Yonally. R. Morris, P. Burnett. J. Laney. Bottom row: D. Fugate. L. Moore, C. Coates. l.. Raugh- man. L. Parker, N. Moretz. H. Richardson. R. Morris, R. Blevins. GRADE ONE Room 1 Mrs. Marjorie Newton. Teacher Top row: V. Williams. S. Clark. NI. J. lion ham, E. Pendergrass, J. Carsey, C. llram hle, T. Cameron. Second row: D. Marcum B. Holden, V. Fowler, E. Dulli. 5. Kurs D. Arnold, A. Schrimper. Bottom row: C Whitley, J. Garvin, N. J. Marla-r, J. Phil pot, B. Tirey. L. Nash. 5. Spivey. l. Turner. QLRQXIIIC UNH Hmm: fi Nliss Killllfyll Kuvrlf, Tr'l1r'lH'r Miw Nlurriu Warm-r, Sfllllfllf 7'wn'lwr Yup row: ff. l'nw1'Il, If. HiI1ll'Ill'LlIll, M I vlbllllgl. I.. ll'IHIl'I'LLI'il'N. N. Mullins, il '51'hll'g1'I, 'l'. Sumlu. S1-rnrul row: l'. Mur- quurd. ,l. Link, K.. Sl:-wins. R. Xlllls, I.. urns. l'. llilnsun, 12. Iluvka-r, l'. FllHllIl'l'. liollrnn row: J. NIQHTIIIII, J. Uuhlnurd. P. Burr:-ll, S. Muullml. .l. Pusku. li. Winklz-r, l'. I.:-f-. R. Suylnr. 9 , -my' - il ,J 1 1 UR -KIHC ONE Ronin 203 'Nliss ,I1'lIIli1' lm- jolmsun. 7'r'm'l1r'r Top ww: R. Humlnlin, X. Crain. l'. Ilruns 'l'. C:u'pcnI:'l'. H. Wmulyunl. R, 'l'humpsun R. xviSNIllilll. 'l'. Kunz. llntlmn row: I. IAIWMHI. U. AIOIIIISUII. R. wvililkvf. .l. Hardy lt. Hzllvmmmlr. .l. Supp. .l. N-tllv, U. xlillllllll llK.'XIJI'1 UINIC RUUIII 2 Nlrf. lfvu Cumulus. 7'w1r'l1f'r lop row: ,I. Law, I. king, R. Long, li Howling, ll, Sp:-urs, ID, Nl:-mlors. R. Davi H. 5lllllll. N-vumi row: A. Pl'll'l'. lt. Ra! liff, ll. llvnlry, K. fhlullls. S. Viurs. l' Annie-rs, J. Sm-sim-r. liollmn row: IS. Slivkle' 'l'. llc-ilfivlml, U. Baile-y. ll. Hrim-gur, I Phillips, Il. K1-Ily. U. Sulllv. R. W4-lrlv. ll Kinm-1'. GRADE ONE Room 203 Miss Jonniv Johnson, Terlvher Top row: J. McCollum, W. Lic-bsclicr. Nl. Shively, M. Webb, L. We-lib, M. Arvin, D. Turman. Bottom row: G. Sall, Ratrvl. K. Hurst, P. Sullender, N. Hudson, J. Mc- Gregor, D. Hurst, C. Bt-tz, J. Cabbord. in PM wwf GRADE ONE Room 2 Mrs. Eva Combs, Tearher Top row: D. Senior, D. Buckley, S. Crouchc-r. G. Watson, J. Hum:-, M. Marsec, E. Ulf-Vins. Second row: D. Folks, D. Rich- ardson, D. Caudill. P. Merritt, D. Young, T. Rogers. Bottom row: J. Austin, C. Krausv, J. Hvulsmann, E. Broughton. S. M91-ks, K. Arnold, 5. Hockt-r. GRADE ONE Room 3 Miss Kathryn Kuvrtz, Tvrzrlwr Miss Marria W'arnt'r. Sfllllfllf Tevlrlwr ' ' ' V ' Nln Pop vow. B. vkoifo, D. Mvssvig N. lm. 1 I.. 'l'rc'adway. K. Cornolius. H. Hotlgzv. Nl J. Brefiner, K. McCormit'k. St-vom! row: Waltvrs, C. Dungan, R. Hawke-r, IJ. Willxt s B. Johnson, S. Colo, A. Rurnvtt. llollom row: D. Ortolf, W. Yauge-r, K. Sm-haff. Navy, W. Taylor, K. Ratt-s, J. Lanvy, I McWhortc-r. L. Robinson. ADVERTISERS REST HOME Jusi 3 Miles from Hamil+on 4070 HamiII'on Mason Road K. FAIRFIELD REST AND CONVALESCENT HOME For Elderly and Bes'r of Food Invalid Persons Complefe S+af'F Modern-A'Hrac+ive 24 Hour Nursing Rooms Special DieI's Followed BEAUTIFUL QUIET COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS MEMBER OF OHIO ASSOCIATION OF NURSING HOMES CALL 2-966I ELLA AND JONAS BLANTON-Owners and Opera+ors STANDARD RADIO SUPPLY A CompIe+e Line of RADIO AND TELEVISION TUBES, PARTS AND BATTERIES TWO STORES Hamilion, Ohio 8I5 Cen+raI Avenue Phone 2-34I7 MiddIe+own, Ohio I3I2 Firsf Avenue Phone 2-829I Open Till 8 P.M. PORT UNION GROCERY 8990 Princefon GIendaIe Pike HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 2-4036 CompIimen'I's of FIVE POINTS BARBER SHOP 25I9 Grand Blvd. SPENCE'S PAINT AND BODY SHOP Body and Fender Work FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 2-9I6I EAST HAMILTON CURT POWELL REAL ESTATE Residen+iaI IndusI'riaI - InvesI'menI' Farms ProperI'y Managemen+- Appraisals A CompIe+e S+ocIc INSURNJCE A IomobiIe-Fire- f,asuaI+y and Bonds WE DELIVER uI75I Grand Blvd. Phone 4-897I Phone 5-575I SALESMEN I749 Grand Blvd. Hamilion, Ohio DeIm'11dReece William Pefzoid EIec+ric Mofors Radio- Home - Por+abIe - AuI'o Television Sales and Service FOLEY RADIO 81 ELECTRIC SERVICE 735 Sou+h Erie Blvd. Phone 4-4I4I HAMILTON, OHIO DRINK Complimenfs of HY-GRADE BEVERAGES No Finer Made I AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL DIVISION THE I-1Y-eRADE Bomlme COMPANY H o 'Ian' HARDWARE SEEDS PAINTS NOVELTIES GLASS VARNISHES eLAsswARe TOYS W CHINA .I SPORTING I GOODS 'L'-usual!! 2275 Pleasanf Avenue Phone 22-9720 HAMILTON Ernest A. Roemer ESTABLISHED I9I6 FIVE POINTS VARIETY STORE 25 I 7 Grand Blvd. NOTIONS TOYS HARDWARE READY-TO-WEAR Open Till 8:00 P.M. PHONE 4-9520 LOGSDON'S REST HOME Aged Men and Women IV2 MILES FROM CITY LIMITS MASON ROAD PHONE 3-072 MRS. MAUDIE LOGSDON, Manager HUMBACH'S DRUG STORE Easl' Avenue and Grand Boulevard PHONE 4-4072 HAMILTON. OHIO CENTRAL TIRE SERVICE Price Howell QUALITY RECAPPING 429 S. Second S+. Hamillon, Ohio SHULER AND BENNINGHOFFEN V A, 'l MARIPOSA BLANKETS E 1 ,Z -I .Li:ha'Wg'm.m,g..5f.S1'EArrSRnrh,,,dobWkn:,5Z I 'r C Phone 4-658l I 2346 PLEASANT AVENUE A 'W A L' Hamillon, Ohio BOB'S DRIVE IN W ' Malls Hamburgers Hol' Dogs Shalces Ham Barbecue M E Sundaes Slealcs Roo'I Beer fe French Fries Chile ok I' I XT F 'Elf All HORNUNG BROTHERS' GROCERY For Reliable Service and Dependable Qualily Come Io Hornung's LINDENWALD 54l Williams Avenue Hamillon, Ohio PHONE 4-8272 2030 MIDDLETOWN PIKE Owners MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SPEARS MODERN FOOD SUPER MARKET Every Day Low Prices I00 HANCOCK AVENUE Hamillon, Ohio SOWERS GROCERY l95l Tuley Road Phone 4-9l95 FRESH MEATS AND VEGETABLES Complimenls of FAIRFIELD HATCH ERY KING SALES 81 SERVICE, INC. Woodlawn and Madison Aves. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Phone 3-4784 TIP TOP CREAMY WHIP I6O SOUTH ERIE BLVD. MaI+s Sundaes Cones Ouar+s and PinI's 'Io Take Home THE A. WIRTZ TRANSFER COMPANY Fiffh and Maple Hamiifon, Ohio E. B LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Moving Phone 2-2728 Sforage TOP HAT LindenwaId's Dry Cleaning Cenfer ALTERATIONS LAUNDRY SERVICE SHOE REPAIRING Pick Up and Delivery Service 2509 PLEASANT AVENUE Phone 4-43I2 Meafs and Provisions FREE DELIVERY I25 Soufh Third S'I'ree+ I755 Grand Blvd. PHONE 3-2632 THE SAVIN JEWELRY COMPANY III Sou'I'h Third S+ree'l' 2529 Pleasani' Avenue HAMILTON. OHIO BOB LEDNICK'S GARAGE Body and Fender Repair 865 Foresi Ave. Hamilfon, Ohio PHONE 2-0423 MARK'S TELEVISION SERVICE 25I2 PIeasan'I' Ave. PHONE 2-060i Q Our New and Modern PIanI' Has Easy Drive-In Parking MIAMI MODEL LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING I5 Soufh E S+reeI' PHONE 2-4927 Hamilfon. Ohio Compliments of SMITH 81 SCHAEFER, INC. Serving YOU Since I399 DON'S HOBBY AND RECORD SHOP RIBAR'S PHARMACY , Prescripfions 520 H'9I Sifeei N.W. CORNER CENTRAL AVENUE PHQNE 4,87II . AND HANOVER STREET Hamilfon, Ohio Join Our Record Club GENTRY3 RESTAURANT Your Home Away from Home THE DURBY TOUR-OTEL 700 SOUII1 EFI9 Highway Roufe 4 ai' Juncilion I29 H 'If ,Oi 24 HOUR SERVICE PQQNEH4-9282 Phone 4-9I I2 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Fulmer. Props. Oliver Scheid I Phone 3-375I TELEVISION SCHEI D'S APPLIANCES 426 Main S+ree+ HAMILTON, OHIO i FIigh'I Insfrucfions CompIe'I'e Shop Repair Air Taxi Service Cessna Sales HAMILTON AIRPORT, INC. HAMILTON, ol-no FIy 'For Business and Pleasure Hogan Brofhers, Operafors ' Phone 5-5994 JOSEPH BERNARD ARTHUR WILLIAM ROSZELL SHEET METAL WORKS Gas - Oil- Coal Furnaces AIR CONDITIONING GUTTERS AND SPOUTING ROOFING 259I Hancock Ave. We Service Hamilion, Ohio Room and Trailer Oil Healers I8l8 TULEY ROAD 2-2 I 59 FIVE POINTS SERVICE STATION Gulf Producls Goodyear Tires and Bafferies PHONE 4-9I I I SEAT COVER SAM Seal Covers Are Our Business, Noi' a SideIine 225 EAST AVENUE PHONE 2-9686 HAMILTON, OHIO Hours: 9:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sundays 9:30 a.m.-2:30 FREE INSTALLATION! CARTER'S DRIVE - IN FAMOUS BIG BURGER Compleie Carry Our Service Delicious Home Made Pies WESTERN HILLS PLAZA . CINCINNATI, OHIO 6020 Glenway Four Locahons 7655 Reading Road MO 7070 PO 3242 HAMILTON RICHMOND. IND. 30I0 Dixie Highway 3200 E. Main SI. 4-9474 2-3222 DELUXE COFFEE SHOP For Good Food and Homemade Pies In 'Ihe Hear? of Lindenwald 2257 PLEASANT AVENUE If You're Looking for Real Esfafe ' See LOWENSTEIN S CARL A. SCHUL FURNITURE COMPANY 5PeCia'i1e in Farms Third and Ludlow Phone 4-sale 8 DOW BLDG. HAMILTON, OHIO Residence Phone 3-2485 HAMILTON' OHIO Office Phone 4-8669 BOOSTER'S LIST Danny's Poulfry Jaclcpol' Cafe Dixie Welding Valley Ice Co. Por'I' Union Service S+. Underwood W. H. Aufo Kiefaber Sales Company Dr. H. L. Burdsall Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Schirrman Dr. and Mrs. Loren Freshwaier Wellinghoff Body Shop COOK'S GROCERY 25I2 Imlay Avenue PHONE 4-9095 HAMILTON. OHIO WOLPERT Complimenfs of Paini' and Wallpaper Sfore COMPLETE LINE OF . GENERAL MILLS Pami' Wallpaper cm as RENTED FEED STORE Floor Sanders, Wallpaper S'I'eamers Lam, Feeds 2527 Pleasanf Avenue PHONE 3-877l FIVE POINTS suPER MARKET 25II Grand Boulevard Open 7 Days a Weelr--9 a.m. Till II p.m. COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT AAA DIAL 4-9956 RED ISAACS GARAGE 2 Way Radio Dispafch Trucks for Fas+er Service Russell Isaacs 24.l-IOUR WRECKER SERVICE I372 Harmon Ave Hamilfon, Ohio .9 Qu CAMPBELL T ELECTRIC COMPANY Don'i Gamble CALL I Phone 4-9276 65 Q csmpbeu PHONE 4-8738 574 SYMMES ROAD was Grand Blvd. Hamiiion- Ohio HOTPOINT AND WESTINGHOUSE STATE AUTOMOBILE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. IO6 NOTII1 Second S+ree+ PHONE 3-588I HAMILTON. OHIO 3 i ggmghgwfiiiiylilfiil A FI R RARDWARE AND SUPPLY, INC. 20 Norfh Third Sfreei' PHONE 5-5659 Try DAIRY QUEEN Malfs and Sundaes BELLE AND ERIE HIGHWAY PAT'S 24 Hour Wrecker Service 923 So. Erie Blvd. PHONE 2-6I82 H. J. CRECRAFT LUBBERS SCHOOL OF DANCE GLASS COMPANY Hamilfon MiddIeI'on 522 53+ Avenue PH. 2-3852 PH. 3-489l HAMILTON- OHIO Andy The Glass Man Complimenfs of Excavafing Grading Black Topping JERRY'S WARD'S SCHWARZ JEWELERS STEAKEITE Wafches Diamonds Sandwiches I837 Pleasanf and Ave. 9 NORTH THIRD STREET Sheff Orders PHONE 3-5I0l Phone 3-083 I 24 Hour Service PH. 4-90I4 344 High Sireef Marvin Peiiii' Ruber+ Schawann SLARB AND COMPANY, PRINTERS LeH'erpress - Offsei' FRONT AND LUDLOW STREETS Hamilfon, Ohio Phone 2-5778 ZIMMER GRAND DRY CLEANERS PAPER Dial 3-2622 COMPANY Serving You in I725 GRAND BLVD. Paper Prgducis Janiforimsupplies PHONE 2-2l82 7TH AND WALNUT Hamil1'on's Wa'I'ch Cen+er Where Finer Waiches Are Sold and Serviced In me Fine Diamond Waiches Second Na+ional Banl: Building BERRIDGE JEWELER PHONE 4,43I4 2nd Naiional Banlr Building . Complimenis of LeSOURDSVlLLE LAKE Miami Valley's Chosen Playground Phone 4-7064 NISTLER AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Everyihing for Ihe Aufo Compleie Machine Shop 573 Main SI. HamiI'I'on, Ohio UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Ribbons and Carbons 408 MAIN STREET PHONE 3-I I59 GMC Trucks FIEHRER TRUCK SALES 253I Dixie Highway Phone 3-472 I Complefe Call ancI SYMMES CORNER MARKET Lubricafion Deliver AND HINKEL'S SERVICE STATION PIeasan'I' and Williams Phone 4-9l73 Hamilfon, Ohio PONY KEG FuII Line of Groceries, Meafs Parfy Supplies and Cold Drinks OPEN 7 DAYS 9 A.M.-I0 P.M. GRUND INCORPORATED Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Scrap 805 BELLE AVENUE Phone 3-586I Hamilfon, Ohio McCRACKEN BROTHERS Coal and Oil Company 2437 BOBMYER ROAD Hamilion, Ohio PHONE 2-6422 Mofor Analyzing EIec'I'ricaI and Brake Service WOODLAWN GARAGE W. M. MOTZER, Prop. Lindenwald PHONE 2-0763 Complimenfs of DON S. CISLE CONTRACTCR AL HUGHES REALTY DON LOOS MEATS Real Es+a+e Service for 2245 Pleasani' Avenue Cify and Suburban Homes FARMS BUSINESS PHONE 3-382' 850 Cenfral Avenue Phone 4-8328 We Deliver SUNNYRIDGE FOOD SHOP Phone 2-646l BUTLER COUNTY CHEESE-IMPORTED . Open Daily and Sunday I2 +o 8 qbl Maln Sllreell Localed on Roure 4 PHONE 4-932' New +0 Fairfield school For Experi Hoover Sales and Service, Phone 4-8379 Lisien fo Terms: Bob Odson Cash Wlfh Charge Accounf Local News or Budgei' Plan Over WMO H ai' Lowesi' Cos? 7 p.m. THIRD STREET COURT STREET WELFARE FINANCE CORPORATION l nz N. SECOND STREET Serving HamiI+on's Financial Needs for Over 20 Years COUCH BROTHERS' SUPER MARKET CompIe+e Line of NaI'ionaIIy Adverfised Groceries and Meais Fruiis and Vege'I'abIes Fancy Varie+ies in Season I247 CENTRAL AVENUE Hamilion, Ohio Good Luck and Besi' Wishes from Qmks xf tx 'T lm , L RINK'S BARGAIN CITY I EAT AT MOM'S PLACE TH E Serving Good Food Such as I STEAKS -CHOPS We Specialize in FRIED CHICKEN Co. Also Caiering fo Pariies 940 Cen1'raI Avenue Phone 4-4796 Privaie Dining Room l920 MIDDLETOWN PIKE WENTE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. 425 Daylon S'l'reeI' HAMILTON. OHIO Power Pla ni' d an Indusfrial Wiring TELEPHONE 4-8309 LEONARD'S SHOE STORE PHONE 4-8722 I6 Sou+h Third S+ree-I' HAMILTON, OHIO SOUTHWESTERN OHIO STEEL COMPANY IndusI'riaI Warehousing Bell Avenue by 'Ihe B 8: O R.R. HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 4-9977 or Cincinnafi CH 2240 STEEL Always ai' Your Service Phone 2-850I RUBES AUTO SALES BeH'er Used Cars REUBEN ANGLIN I475 Soufh Erie Blvd. AL - JOE'S 309 Cour+ Sfreei' FEED AND SEED STORE Pei Foods and Supplies-Furnishings Garden, Grass and Flower Seeds PHONE 4-6736 HAMILTON, OHIO Ferfilizers - Inseclicides Garden Tools Complimenfs of BACON AUTO SALES Our Prices Are Righ1 ' I50 Sou+h Erie Blvd. PHONE 3-I555 Complimenfs of HAMILTON FLORIST ASSOCIATION FORMICA SINK TOPS AND VANITIES KITCHEN CABINETS Phone 2-3462 HAMILTON CABINET CO. C. L. Brinker BROWN'S CLOTHING AND SHOES 25OI PIeasan+ Avenue CompIimenI's of HAMILTON, OHIO Heafing and Air Condi'I'ioning O PHONE 2-2283 25 Main S'l'ree'I' HamiI+on, Ohio C. A. CLARK AND SON I8 Souih Third S+. Phone 4-8868 MacGregor - Spaulding Spor+ing Goods Frigidaire - Mayiag Appliances MAIN AND B ST. PHONE 2-489I West Side Federal Savings and Loan Association of Hamilton MAIN ST. AT F Hamilton, Ohio I '1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 Compliments ot HAMILTON OPTICAL CO. Wholesale Only ARTHUR MURRAY SCHOOL OF DANCING l53 North Third St. HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 3-5935 Mollie Marlan, Director Corsages Floral Designing Novelty and Gittware JACOUE'S FLOWER HOUSE l238 MILLVILLE AVENUE Phone 3-048I Hamilton, Ohio HAMILTON JANITOR AND SUPPLY, INC. We Supply Everything But the Janitor PHONE 4-4728 7 Main Street Hamilton, Ohio It FPHI IFN' Lindenwald Drug Store L. w. SCHLEMAN, Prop. 230l Pleasant Ave. Phone 2-l462 O FRENCH - BAUER Branch of Co-opera+ive Pure MiIIc Associafion PHONES 4-7429, 4-7420 55I N. Sixfh Sfreef Hamilfon, Ohio , Q 6 , Zazuzww .'- - . - , fi. ,gn ' .EL .j e DAIRY Plzooucrs sro.. I .. ..,:.. X sTEwART's SERVICE STATION Froni' and High SI'ree1's HAMILTON, OHIO 24 Hour Service PHONE 4-90l7 Phone 4-4526 ZINN GARAGE Painfing and General Repairs 20 SOUTH B ST. Hamilfon. Ohio I HAMILTON SPORTS CENTER AI'hIe+ic Goods WILSON - RAWLINGS -- SPALDING Guns-Fishing Tackle Johnson Ou'I'boarc.I Mo+ors 2309 PIeasan'I' Ave. Phone 2-030I TL 'QQW-us, ,A ',.,,T--'sri'-' , , ' ,SEI , VF,,i, fPi LL -gm I O , - '-r- Q - ff ,N A .K , I 1-If fmk IIE me ' W ' LJ. , I f 'A A - W A. M I , ff, . , 'Q A, , - - If - -' Sli American Sound Service Incorporated 675 WEST THIRD STREET Covingion, Kenfucky DUKANE FLEXIFONE Sound Sysfems Infercom Sysfems SALES, SERVICE, RENTALS Esfimaies Wifhoui' Obligafion Phone COLONIAL 9025 TOM LOGSDON REALTY AND INSURANCE 2I2 Main SI'reeI' PHONE 4-6294 We Have a FuII Line of Real Esiafe and Will Build +o Suif Your Need ZETTLER FUNERAL HOME 2646 PIeasan+ Avenue AMBULANCE SERVICE IIII .3 , . Pfe- i515'If5I 'g II Z ' E' 5: EI iii fe I I xv! .S ,W,.EM-V, L3 H GUIDO TERZO Photographer 208 S. 3rd S+. O PHONE 4-8873 LINDENWALD MACHINE SHOPPE Hamilion, Ohio Complimenis of BEARING, INC. 706 Easf Ave. PHONE 4-837I CompIimen+s of LINDEN THEATER in The QQ Head of LincIenwaIcI HAMILTON Q R ,E u FUNERAL COmP me 'fS DIRECTORS of ASSN. I Q HAMILTON I5 Bugle AUTO DEALERS , if 4, ASSOCIATION EI , I I Complimenfs HAMILTON RETAIL FURNITURE DEALERS ASSOCIATION EATON'S HIGHWAY HOTEL I76 Dixie Hi hwa AT HZMILTON, C?HIOY 2535 PIeasan'I Avenue Phone 4-479I BARTEL PHARMACY A Ca' l sw nan: 2:21 Iwash 'H-QFNAW5 S' WWQQQ I' af'-f?1 :iz -lv SEQ-. . f ' 133993 HANCOCK AND MAPLE ffgffsffrifxsz-G 3 5 V T ' N'JJ 7 . U IS ouk K rmsr THOUGHT Com pIimenIs of HAMILTON RETAIL FUEL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ANIMAL HOSPITAL 3I7 NorI'I1 Erie Phone 2- I 6 I 2 Hamilfon, Ohio DARGUE'S CUT-RATE DRUG STORE HamiII'on's Finesi Cui' Rafe 2I N. SECOND ST. SOUTH HAMILTON SAND AND GRAVEL CO SAND, GRAVEL AND CRUSHED STONE Serving BUTLER and HAMILTON Counfies PIan+ af IOII S+. Clair Avenue PHONES HAMILTON 2-8l52 CINCINNATI CHERRY 3233 I POTATO CHIPS Bes+ by Tasha HAMILTON WESTERN SALES CO., INC. Barroom and Res+auran+ Fixfures Glassware, Supplies and Giffware 2-93I Main S'rree'I' GIFT CORNER CORNER MAIN AND D GifI's for AII Occasions Crysfal - Dinnerware - Hallmark Cards I: .4 -A IIA ANGLIN I AUTO SALES Phone 3-4842 ., ,, we Erie Blvd. 'h 'N Y I ag-5 HAMILTON- OHIO QIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' , Y no 'N' 1 Manufacfurer of POWERED LAWN EQUIPMENT ROTARY TYPE POWER MOWERS REEL TYPE POWER MOWERS POWER EDGERS 5I65 PIeasan+ Ave. Phone 5-I80I HAMILTON, OHIO ED FOX SUNOCO SERVICE 46 I O PIeasan'I' Ave. HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 4-9558 CONGRATULATIONS FROM EWRIIN ,RX fi' TO THE 'ss GRADUATION CLASS CLEARING MACHINE CORPORATION HamiII'on PIan'r Division of Unifed S+aIes Indusiries, Inc. MANUFACTURERS OF MECHANICAL AND HYDRAULIC POWER PRESSES BURNETT'S APPAREL for Women 6 SouI'h Third HamiI+on, Ohio ,fl--. in I Day School Scene a+ Ihe HAMILTON BUSINESS COLLEGE W' C ei Every GracIuaI'e Placed ll or I53 Nor+h Third S+. Phone 4-7663 For Ihe Finesi' in Food and Drinks NiIIes Rd. and R+. I27 HAMILTON, OHIO LOIERS gem BRANDENBURG FURS 204 NOTII1 3rd SI'ree+ Phone 2-4294 IOpposi+e YWCAI til D Manufaduring Company of power Iawn equipmenf, Rofary and ReeI Iype power mowers 5 I 65 PIeasan+ Avenue HAMILTON, OHIO Phone 5-I80I I 'TI'-17 DUNLAP'S I8 S. Third S+ree+ Phone 408868 GLENN S. DENNISON represen+ing FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO-FIRE-LIFE 326 Main SIree'r Phone 3-5060 See Mel +o buy and seII S I R K ReaI+y and Insurance l28 Abner, E. Abnes, L. . . Adams. C. Adams. J. Agee, C. Agee, W Anglin. J. Archer. D. Archer. 1V1. Armstrong, A. . Arnolcl. S. Ashvraft. A. Ashcraft. B. Ashcraft, L. . Ashcrall, L. . . Babb, R. Baker, H. Bakerx S Baldridge. Ball, K. Barnes, L. Barrett. Bates. K J . Becknell, J. Benke, P. Bennett, R. Bippus, C. . Bippus, K. .. Bippus, N. . .. Baseu,nL A.. Black, C Blanton Blevins, Bley, J. . G.. .. 3. --. .W PERSONAL INDEX ..28,31,32.43,52.80 12,24,28.40,42,44 52, 63, 64, 124 26, 28. 82 . 21. 80 .. . 82 82 80 . . 80 . .26.82 . 80 T. 23. 31. 32. 48 53. 64. 127 .. . 20. 30 . 32, 32, 48. 64 .. 82 . 29. T8 82 .. ......... 18 31. 32. 48, 53. T8 . . 3T. 82 . 82 82 82 82 82 29. 31. 32. 36. 3T 48. 53. T8 T8 39. T8 28. 39. 82 .2T,39,43.82 .22. 23. 24. 31.32 48. 49, 63. 64 . . T8 39. 40. 64 80 .. T8 Bley. P. Bohn. N. Bolser. F. . Bolser, M. . Bowling. E. . Bowling. 17. Bowling. 0. 16, 22 Bowling, S. . . Bowman, B. . . Bowman, T. Bown. C. . N . Bra 111c lenburg. C. Brel 1111. E. . . Brel inwm. L. . Br e-ws' er. H. Brewvr. S. Brivkles. J. Briclgelornl, 1.. Briclgclorml. B. Br cmcr kman. D. Brumett. Nl. Cain. F. Ca xxxm pbcll. D. Campbell. J. CL 1111 pbell. L. Cr rnmfff le, 11. Ca nifnc le. S. . Carpenter. B. . .. Cfu-perm-r. L. 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