Franklin High School - Purrs and Scratches Yearbook (Franklin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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J . . . . . . ' , . . l i . 1 . .gt , . . 40 N5 . . . . . . . . ,P . . .2 . . . . Y . ' x , - 1 'tt' I , 'Q . . . . . 6 . Q - S V MRS. LEONA ORNDORFF MRS. BARBARA JOHNSON High School Secretary Superintendenfs Secretary ,elf ' MR. JAMES HAYNES Assistant to Superintendent Schaal l6'0ard Q fI.eft to rightj President, Sam Wardg Bill Berruttig Clerk, Rev. Greggg Dale Hubbardg Superintendent, J. Forrest Burnsg Fred Byers and Vice President, Marshall Miller. WJ QS 1 J IANIT I -XLI KN Centerxille Ohio Nlnmi Lnrxersity BS Home lconomies Sponsor ot luture Homenmkers l Americl BONNIII BI 'XSLIY Rithmond lxentutk, lxstcrn lxx Stite College A B Xot rl Musit Assisttnt Sponsor of Tri H1 Y Tri wle 'I rio NOLA T BONNY Iryine Kentucky lxy Wcsleytn Llstern Ky St1te AB Senior Soeml Studies World Geography Cold Teim Cmeh Assistant Foothill Coleh CHARI L9 H K -KUDILL Morehead Kentucky Moreheid Stite College A B I nelish Assistmt Yearbook Adxisor Advisor Student Council ARTHUR ROBERT COOPER Illizlbeth, Indiana Asbury' and Pe.1body', A.B. American History, English Adxisor ol' Future Teachers ol' America TNIARIAN H. DITCHANT Chillitotl'1C. Ohio Miami I'nixersity', B.S. lfngglish. Gf.1lI11Ilg1f Sponsor of Senior Class, Advisor of Senior Nationgl Honor Society' CLARENCE R DICKEN Loran Ohlo Ohlo Lnnersm B S MA Industrnl Arts Camera Club INIARILYN R DLFEEE WHEHCSKIIIC Ohlo Bovshng, Green Stat U B S Physxcal Educatlon G A A Cheerleader Adxrsor BILLIE TAY EGELSTON M1ddletown 0h1o Anderson College BS ournallsm Speech Speech Club Quxll and Scroll Senior Class Play Dlrector Three One Act Plays CORA HABEGGAR Berne Indlana I't Wayne Art School Nlaml Unnersxty Clexeland Art School ohn Herron A B at Bluffton College Art Adusor of Trl H1 Y LOREN R HOLBROOK Daleulle Indrana Ball State Teacher s College B S Industrial Arts EMILY ANN JONES Oak I-Illl Ohro R10 Grande M1am1Un1xers1ty B S English II Psychology unxor Class a A ' T A . L Y . , ' J, . ., . , Y Y I. . ' I I 7 ' f e ., . . . . ., ' '- , Y D , .. J , , Cats Meow, Thesplan SOC1Cfy 7 , E ,J , - - , Y. .U .- vl , I , .. r I , . 3 I 'I ' J ' A P1 Y VIC J. ,ICLIAN Clarksburg, XVest Virginia Salem College, Miami University, A.B Commercial Yearbook Sponsor MARTHA LOCKHART Lexington, Kentucky University' of Ky., B.S. Commercial CLARENCE G McDADE Massillon Ohio Miami Unixersity M of Ed Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Athletic Director LESTER H McHARGUE Mt Vernon Kentucky Eastern Ky State Unixersityf of Ky AB MA American History unior Class Sponsor HAROLD C MOSGROVE Willotraghby Ohio Mathematics VIRCIL I MYERS Sharpsxillc Pcnnsyly mia Taylor L nixcrsity B S Mathcmrtics Assistint Adusor ot Scicncc md Mith Cub 7 r Y l, . . . , L Y L 7. , i ' i i., . V V, . Eastern Nazarene College, B.S. 1 I. ' ' 'h 1, A . ' l ,ffm S IDA M. ZECHER St. Marys, Ohio Ohio University, A.B. Latin, English CLARENCE WEAVER Greenville, Ohio Ohio State University, B.A. Biology Sponsor of Sophomore Class ELIZABETH WILSON Oak Hill, Ohio Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Spanish, English Advisor of Spanish Club Advisor of Acorn and Latin Club l5'us Drivers Prznczpal s The year 1960 has found Franklxn Hlgh School well represented m eyery fneld of school actnltres In scholarshxp athletncs and ln yarned phases of school llfe The student body of teams and as mdmduals haxe achney ed goals whrch haye added crednt to a school already steeped nn honor and tradxtlon One of the most Important actualntxes any of us can learn 15 that educatnon IS not just pages f1lled wnth facts and flgUf6S Real educat1on IS a process of dexelopmg the abxllty to delye mto the vsorld of thought beyond the best book Thus type of 1n qulsltneness w1ll open new doors ln the SClCDflflC areas It ns th1s type of lnqulrnng mmds that vull enable people to deyelop oplmons of their own whlch haxe been formed beyond the newspaper headlmes These people wnll not accept surface condxtlons but after myestxgatlng and seekmg satisfactory answers the questxons that thenr mmds arouse will assume an actne responsxbllrty rn the dey elopmg and growth of the1r com mun1ty and churches and the1r schools The semors of Franltlm H1gh School m the year 1960 may haxe Justnfxable pnde IU the realxzatlon that durmg the1r school years that haye been actne alert and frlled mth the capacxty for deycloprng the nnqumng productne mmds whlch wnll build for all of us a tomorrow more adyanced sclentlfxcally materxally and ethically ' J , . .V.. . . . V . , , . V 1 - v v v v r ' . Y v 1 - f ' 9 v v r ' ' 1 I 7. .V ...v. Y . . - s s 1 - r V V .. . v V , 1 a v v 1 ' 1 ' v ' v 1 v ' 1 Message Secretary PRESLEY, LINDA T Student Council 9, 103 Freshman Cheerlead- er: R. Cheerleader 103 Booster Club 9. 103 Office Help 9, 10. 123 G.A.A. 9. 10. 123 Speech Club 113 Secretary junior Class3 1959 Homeeoming Queen Treasurer Ir NIC!-I, MARY SUE Student Council 9. 103 Latin Club 93 Speech Club 9. 10. llQ G,A.A. 9, 10. 123 Yearbook Staff 11. 12 TypiSt3 Tri-Hi-Y 11. 12: Senior Band 9, 10, 11 Council, 12 Secretary-Treas urerg Franklin Marching Bandg Booster Club 103 Treasurer junior Classg junior Class Playg F.B.L.A, 113 Thespian 12 Presidentz Office Help President BIYERLY. BOB Track 9. 103 Cross Country, 11. 123 Hi-Y 10. 11 Vice Presiclenti Latin Club 9, 103 Thespians 11. 123 Freshman Class Play: 5-1 Act Plays 103 junior Class Play Vice President SIWALLXVOOD, ROBERT Librarian 93 Reserve Basketball Team 9, 10. 11: Football 9. 10, 11. 123 Hi-Y 10, 11. 12 Chaplaing Varsity F 10. 11. 12 President: Track 10. 121 Speech Club 10: Sophomore Princess Estort ABRAMS. NELLIE JANE Spanish Club 9. 103 F.B.L.A. 111 Camera Club 11. Librarian 123 Tri-Hi-Y 12 ALLEN, NAOMI Camera Club 11 Secretary. 12 Secretary- Treasurer3 Librarian 10. 11. 121 Girls' Glee Club 9. 10, 113 Latin Club 91 F.H.A. 103 F,T.A. 12: Y.F.C. 12 ALLEN, NOEL junior Class Play ARBAUGH, DAVID Senior Band 9, 10. 11. 12g Franklin March- ing Band 12: Hi-Y 11. 12 BAGER, ELMER Varsity Football 10, 113 Camera Club 11 President, 12 Presidentg Track 11 Manager, 12 Manager BENNETT, DOROTHY F.B,L.A. 11 Piciure Noi' Available BACK, BILLIE SUE Modern Music Club 9g Tri-Hi-Y 103 Girls Glee Club 10, 11: Booster Club 10g F.T.A 111 Latin Club 11: G.A.A. 9 BAKER, SYBII. .I+ 'zu -. f 1 V, 4 it 'xl 'SK . -.-ix as A ,, 11 fi. 1 - ' '1-4121 'N if-2515? X jf 'ii fy Q' W - 1: Nw -V f ' . if A f , ..g fji-Vx 3 -, i if, ,RG , . 45 2 ,i 2 . -ri - f 1' -1,5 . Y, x. 55553 , f. ,. , J, Ulf?-,. 'B , ,Q ,mv ,xl'- k - PM Q gf 21, L4 1. -- 39251594 if-. A 1 , 41 rg. fx f4 i'fY2L: wwf W .Q Q , , k A ' Q COMBS, EILEEN Tri-Hi-Y 11. 123 F.T.A. 123 F,B.1..A. 113 G,A,A. 121 F.H.A, 10, 11. 121 Office Help- er 11, 12 COX, ESTHER Mixed Chorusg Office Helper 11, 123 F.H.A. 9, President 10. Secretary 113 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 113 F.B.L.A. 11, 123 Nurses Club 93 Thes- pians 11, 123 junior Class Playg Senior Year- book Staff: Triple Trio 11, 123 Quill and Scroll K. 1 CLOUD, VIRGIE Spanish Club 9. 10, 113 Camera Club 12: Quill and Scroll 123 Cars Meow 12. Busi- ness Manager COFFEY, DAVID cox, JUDITH Mixed Chorus 9, 123 Librarian 9, 103 Acorn 11, Circulation Manager, 12: Office Help- er 12 CRABTREE, BECKIE Latin Club 9, 10, 11. 123 F.B.I..A. 112 Mixed Chorus 11, 123 F.T.A, 123 Y.F.C. 123 Acorn 123 Franklin Marching Band 12: Senior Band 12 2 5 1 't My gs,- 5. 5 I M gg: 1325 , EISENMENGER, CARL Cross Country 11, 12: Varsity F 11, 12g Hi-Y 10g Yearbook Staff 125 Class Officer 9 Vice President. 10 President ETTER, LARRY Golf 10, ll, 121 Hi-Y 10, ll. 122 VafSlKy F 10, 11, 123 Fcotball 9 Manager, 123 Freshman Basketball Teamg Track 9g Tram- poline 10 DECK, JUDITH G.A.A, 9. 101 Reserve Girls' Basketball 101 F.B.L.A. 11g Band 9. 10. 11. 12: Franklin Marching Band 13 EASTON, TOM Spanish Club 9. 105 Senior National Honor Society 10, 11. 12 President: Science and Xfath Club ll. 12 EVANS, RONZO GANSHEIMER, BILL Basketball 9. 10g Track 93 Hi-Y 11 GREENIQP, RANDY Hi-Y 11. 12 Treasurer: Science and Math Club 12 HANES, LARRY HARRELL, PATTY G.A,A. 9. IU, 122 F.T.A. 10, 11. 123 Boost- er Club 9. 10g Speech Club 9, 10, 11. 12 Treasurer: Spanish Club 93 Glee Club 91 Cats Meow 121 Class Play 11 HAYES, BARBARA Girls' Glee Club 9. 10, llQ F.H.A. 10, 11g Mixed Chorus 11. 121 Tri-Hi-Y 11. 123 Triple Trio 121 Camera Club 12 HAMILTON, CAROL G.A.A. 9. 10, 11. 123 Speech Club 103 jun- ior Class Playg Thespians 11. 123 Tri-I-li4Y llQ Reserve Cheerleader 113 Cat's Meow 11 Reporter, 12 Feature Editor3 Student Council 113 Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Business Mana- ger3 Varsity Cheerleader 12 Secretary-Treas urerg 1960 Homecoming Queen Candidate HAMPTON, MILLIE F.H.A. 9. 10. 11. 123 Mixed Chorus 103 Librarian 11, 121 Camera Club 12 HOLLINGSXVORTH, MARY JAYNE G.A.A. 9, 10. 12g Senior Band 9 Secretary- Treasurerg 10 Council. 11 SCCfCld1'y-TI'St1S- urer, 12 Councilg Drum Majorette 11. 12: Franklin Marching Band 123 Girls' Varsity Basketball 105 5-1 Act Plays 10g Junior Class Playl junior Princessg Triple Trio 10. 11. 121 Thespiuns 11. 12: Yearbook Staff 11. 12 Assistant Eelitori 1960 Homecoming Queen Attcndantg Quill and Scroll 12 HoLLoN, JANICE HENDY, ANN Mixetl Chorus 91 Reserve Cheerleader 11 Tri-Hi-Y 113 Student Council 11. 12 GAA. 12g 1960 Hometoming Queen At tenelxnt HILLARD, NANCY Horr, JONELL Booster Club 91 l7,H.A. 123 Mixed Chorus 121 Office Help 12 HUMPHREY. CLAIRE ELLEN Senior National Honor Society 10. 11. 121 Latin Club 9. Setrctary 10, Treasurer 11, 121 Speech Club 9. 101 Senior Band 9 Council 10, 11. 123 Marching Band 12g Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11 Vice President. 12 Secretaryg F.N.A. 10. 11 Vitc President: Cuts Meow 11 Rc- portcr, 12 Co-Ed.: Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Etlitor: Quill and Stroll 12g Dance Band 121 Pep Band 9. 10. 11. 12 M' A J 4 1 W' J W 42:5 fn, f www , ' ' Q21 A , 3 X x 1 vfliwzgk ' . :LSVWN , S, . ,W f I ' ffifpff ' QQLY 3 Y, .Q O'NEIL. VIRGINIA PHELPS, LINDA Camera Club 1 2 PLUMMER, GILBERT Latin Club 9g Hi-Y 10, 11, 123 Senior Band 10, 11, 12: Franklin Marching Band 125 Science and Math Club 11. 12 ROBBINS, BETTY SUE F.H,A. 9, 10, 123 Spanish Club 10, 12g Senior National Honor Society 12g Y.F.C. 12g Librarian 12 SCEARCE, ANNA LEE Senior National Honor Society 10, 11. 12 Secretaryg F.H.A. 9. 10, 11 President 12 District Vice Presidentg Booster Club 9. 103 Girls' Glee Club 9. 101 F,N.A. 113 F.T,A. 11. 12 Vice President SCEARCE, HUGH Track 9. 10. 11, 12: Varsity F 10 11 , . 125 Hi-Y 10. 11, 121 Cross Country 12 SCHWING, RICHARD Senior National Honor Societv 10. 11, 12 Track 9. 103 Spanish Club'9. io: Hi-Y 10. 11 Chaplain. 12 President SEXTON, TOM SHOCKLEY, LARRY JOE Visual Aids 10. 11: Boys' Glee Club 10, 113 Basketball 10 Managerg Speech Club 11 123 Cat'5 Meow 12 SHORT, TOM Track 9, 10, 123 Basketball 10, Manager, 11 Manager, 12 Managerg Varsity F 11 12 u Picture Noi Available SHAMBLIN, GARY Varsity Football 12 SHAWHAN, RALPH Senior National Honor Society 10 11, 12 Vice Presidentg Latin Club 9 Vice President. 10 President, 11, 123 Freshman Class Pres- iclentg Track 93 Sophomore Class Vice Pres- iclent3 Hi-Y 10, 11. 123 Varsity 10, ll. 123 Cross Country 10, 11. 121 Reserve Bas- ketball 103 junior Class Pl.1y3 Student Coun- cil 123 Quill and Scroll 123 Thespians 121 Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Literary Editor SMITH, IRIS Y.F.C. 12: Librarian 12 SMITH, 1oYc312 Student Council 9, 12, Secretaryg Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, G.A.A, 9, 10, 11, 12, President, Thespians 11, 12. Vice President: Junior Class Play, junior Annual Staffg Senior An- nual Staffg Quill and Scroll 121 National Honor Society 113 Girls' Basketball Team 10, 11, Co-Captain, 12, Captain, Basketball Princess 101 Spanish Club 9, 10. 11: Speech 9, 10, 12: Office Help v, SINIITH, CAROLE JEAN I:.H.A. 9. 10. 11, 12: Booster Club 9. 10 Speech Club 10. 11. 12, Student Council 11 Tri-Hi-Y 11. 123 Acorn 12, F.N,A. 12 SINIITH, FRED Hi-Y 10, 11. 12, Football 10 SNOXW DEN, MARGARET GAA. 9. 10. 11. 12 Vice President Booster Club 9: Girls' Glee Club 9. 10 Speech Club 9. 10, 11. 12, Tri-Hi-Y 10. 11 12: Girls' Basketball 103 F.B.I.,A. 11 Acorn 12 Reporter, F.N.A. 12 STACY, ARLENE FHA. 9. 10, 11, 12 STAHLEY, XVILLIAM Visual Aids 12 SWARTZ, SUE ANN G.A,A. 9. 10, 11. 12 Secrctaryg Girls' Re' serve Basketball 10, 113 Speech Club 9, 10, 11, 12g Girls' Glee Club 9g Booster Club 9, 10g Cat's Meow 10 Reporter 11, Typist. 12 Circulation Managerg Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12g F.N.A. 123 Yearbook Staff 11, 12 Typist: Office Helper 12 Piclure Noi Available TOWNSEND, PEARL Librarian 11g F.H.A. 12 UPDYKE, MARTY Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Varsity F 11, 123 Cross Country 12 TINNERMAN, DAVID Basketball 9g Latin Club 9, 10g Golf 10 11, 12 TOOLEY, MARLIN Q :X .J iwx 5. 'Q XVADE, DICK XVELLS, BARBARA WORKMAN, WELDON XVRODA, NANCY G.A.A. 9, 103 Speech Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 Treasurer, 12 Presidentg Student Council 103 Latin Club 11, 123 Thespians 12 VIZ? YOUNG, BOB Hi-Y 10, 11, 12g Track 12 YOUNG, MALCOLM Football 9, 10, 11, 13: Track 91 Varsity F 9, 10, 11, 12 HUFF, DEANNA Spanish Club IO, 11g Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11 Booster Club 103 G.A.A. 103 F.B.L.A, 11. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO Behind Us Knowledgeg Before Us Opportunity SENIOR CLASS FLOWER Lavender Orchid R 9 SN XX , SENIOR CLASS COLORS Lavender and White ' 1 W:-' hi ,v. au ,l-, . 4, .: F-5.1 L 4 if ' ': A I M 3 4' HJ 'J - '24 f K A K ggi? uf' ' A ws. 4 'V E A-l 5f ' 'IM 3 -' MA X 5 'Q T, .. '4 y LH ,AQ sg-v QEEQA-' 2 I , - W u V ' R -., ? 1 . . ii ,QM f ' ' 1?-wr Y R , , www , wg-1 'bf QQ 5 'f' 'ik X Zig i A ... 4: X L , 4 93 ' 1. lb Our Gang I ,fin at 'P 5, U. 1 'n Xa fl 1 'laxxna 'X L..L.. I. J! 1 5-11 li J. -sq' saint ,. . .om 4 'r Abney, Ron Abshear, Nina Adams, Shirley Alexander, Paul Alexander, Steve Amburgy, Carl SEATED, left to right: Sefrefmj. Judy Thomas Trefz51n'er. Eldean XVilliams Prefidefzf, Bob Timberlake STANDING: Vice Prefidefzf Doug Hammond Azbill, Flora Back, Dennis Back, Mirl Back, William Ballinger, David Banks. Elbert Barger, Irene Beachler, Harry Beckett, john Bently, Birt Berger, john Black, john Chambers, Gary Chasteen, Ruby Clark, Judy Clendenin, Gary Clevenger, Bill Clifford, Mary -4' 1.2! Branson, Crawford Burroughs, Mick Cafferty, john Carmack, Jim A- Carpenter, Virgil Caudill, Corbett If -Oi ! I hw is fr hi -fl gut -,197 'S if ll: Curtis, Sydney Dalton, Agnes Dalton, Beverly Dalton, Patty Daniels, Randy Dawson, Benny S Cole, Stuart Collins, George Collins, joan Combs, Pricie Cornwell, jim Covey, Carol Day, Connie Durham, Faye Dwyer, Jo Ann Edds, XVayne Emerink, Karen Fields, Virgil if I Fox, Robert Geckler, Doug Gentis, Ellen Gibson, Helen Good, Charles Good, Louis Q! Hall, Steve Hammond, Doug Harris, Jerry Hayes, David Haynes, Sam Hill, Nancy Good, Nick Green, Matt Griffen, Ramadell iv? A S' 1,1 li' Griffen, Charles Haines, Kay Hale, Charles ur Q.- Hineline, Karen Hineline, Robert Hitte, Paul Humphreys, Dax 1d Humston, Linda Hunt, Judy jones, Mike jordan, Mike jordan, Judy Kidwell, jim Kindell, jon Knutson, Rand: Lansdale. Jim Lawson, Joe Manning. Edith Masoner, Mary Sue Mayer, Richard McClanahan, Gay Minge, Diane Mitchell, Nora Montgomery, David Moon, Penny Morton, Carol Myerly, Mary Ann McClure, Mary Arm McDaniel, Beth Michael, Lurama Miller, Barbara Miller, Harry Miller, Helen Phillips, john Powell, Cheryl Quillcn, Bob Richards, Dave Richardson, Brenda Richardson, Tom Oldam, Mary Ann O'Neil, Teresa Owens, Shirley Parlett, David Pate, Emerson Pate, Richard Ridner, jim Robison, Mary Ellen Rose, Darrell Rossman, Susan Ruppert, Rupert Satterfield, Cathleen Sccarce, Sharon Schmidt, Pat Shamblin, Larry Small, Linda Smith, Carolyn Smith, Roxie Sturgis, Sharon Swafford, Helen Theiss, John Thomas, Judy Thompson, Delores Thompson, Don X Snider, Larry Stamm, Charles Stewart, Herbert Stewart, Shirley Stigall, Cecil Stork, Milton Wfest, Mary Alice Wfhitt, Shirley Williains, Eldean Wfilliams, Ralph Wfise, janet Wfitt, Faye if N Vfiwrrcll. Robert Ymum. Whnda Tice, Roberta Turner. Billie Turner, Danny XY'e.1x'cr, jerry XX'c.1vcr, Robert Wells, Emma s l A H ' Adams, Xlifilliam Allen, Mike Banks, Minnie Baraclow, Cheryl Barker, Dale Bashaw, Roberta Becraft, joan Berger, Glenn SEATED. left to right: TreaJ111'er'. Dale Harris Vim Pmfidezzf. Pat XY'orkm.1n Se i':' efmj. Glenda Vifyatt Prwidwzf. Tim XY'eidle -ro Berutti Bernie Black Charles Bratton udy Bridges, Carolyn Brooks, Geneva Brooks, Rem Bryant, Vincent Burns, Donnie Byers, Bill Carpenter, Betty Carpenter, Bruce Carpenter, Marcella Carpenter, Sidney Childers, Robert Clark, Elmona Clemmons, Larry Crampton, David Crowe, Janice Crowe, Jeanette Dalton, Evelyn Davidson, Geraldine Depew, Glinith Dishun, Sam Doud, Wayne Click, Joanne Cloud, Blake Collins, Doug Collins, Paul Combs, Connie Cook, Sandra Cowgill, Carol Cox, Martin Fugate, Robin Fugett, Beverly Gentry, jim Glover, Barry Dunn, David Easton, Anne Eshleman, Paula Evans, Elmer Evans, Myrtle Evans, Steve Fitzgerald. Gary Foster, Betty Good, Robert Gough, Kathy Gray, David Griffen, Roger Haas, Bob Hale, Nancy Hampton, Lettie Hampton, Millie Hampton, Wilma Hannah, Beverly Hannah, Nancy Hardy, Nathaniel Harris, Dale Harvillf, Carolyn Hawthorne, Tom Hayes, Kenneth Hipsher, Carl Hoffman, Willard Holt, Roger Howard, Dennis Howard, Robert Humphrey, Kenneth Hurtt, Barbara Isaacs, Marilyn Haynes, Wildu Hetzler, Nanny Hill, Charles Hineline, Ralph Q- Tl? Ketchem, jim Kleinschmidt, Merle Lain, Darrell Laycock, Mary Jackson, Coy Jarnigan, Wanda Jones, Lynda jones, Roscanna johnson, Carolyn johnson, Carroll Johnson, Vanda Kellis, Shirley Limp, Rosemary Linzie, Pam Long, Robert Lovely, Sharon Lower, Wayne Lowman, Vernon Lucas, jim Maddox, Cheryl Matthews, Ernie Miller, Veronica Monk, jeff Morse, Susan Musen, Myra Muthert, Kathy Neeley, Marie Northcutt, Janice Parker, Ruby Perry, Vfilliam Philpot, Larry Pyburn, Jerry Racey, Gary Ratliff, Shirley Retherford, john Richardson, Sharon Orndorf, Jim Orth, Robert Owsley, Roger Parker, Christine Schwing, Judith Shapiro, Richard Shockey, Marilyn Sizemore, Naomi Roberts, Michael Roger, Jack Rose, Charles Ross, Kay Sally, jackie Sally, Joyce Satterfield, Earl Satterfield, Mary jo Smith, Diana Smith, Sue Stacey, Linda Stapleton, George Stewart, Ellen Stewart, Margaret Stigall, Bill Stiver, Carolyn Tague, Claudia Taulbee, Bob Taylor, Robert Thomas, Ronald Thomas. Vicki Thompson, Joanne Tinch, Judy Tinch, Linda Villella, James Walters, Lois Webb. Larry 'Weidle, Tim Weidle, Claudia Wells, Fred Wilson, Ann Whitt, Jewell Tinnerman, Gayle Ann Tracy, Pat Vaughn, Dale Vaughn, Doug NOT PICTURED junior Class: Click, Bruce Lovelace, Carol Moon, Shirley Timberlake, Bob Yates, Gerald Sophomore Class: Banks, Shirley Baxter, Carl Benge, Eugene Bond, Betty Sue Buckner, Gail Dalton, Carol Fields, Millie Hall, Darrell Hensley, james Mellott, Ronnie Northcutt, Janice Workman, Pat Wyatt, Glenda Young, Geneva Young, jesse Student Cfvuncil 4 w sf .' V XJ 7 al a 00 AJ Z? lflzly 96 ROW ONE: Cherrie Barcalow. ROW TWO: Shirley Stewart, Sheridan Kelchner. ROW THREE: Randi Knutson, Shirley Owens. ROW FOUR: Helen Gibson, Wanda Yocum. ROW FIVE: Nora Mitchell. Claudia Weidle. ROW SIX: Pat Tracy, Shirley Whitt, Sandra Miller, Shirley Cathcart, Karen Emerick, Mary Sue Tinch, Carole Smith, Barbara Hayes. ROW SEVEN: Pricie Combs, Sandra Cook, Susan Morse, Kathy Gough, Susan Rossman, Cheryl Powell, Nellie Abrams, Judy Schwing, Pat Workman, Eileen Combs, Dixie Worrell. ROW EIGHT: Paula Eshelman, Penny Moon, Nina Abshear, Bernice Kirby, Margaret Snowden, Nina Hutchinson, Sue Swartz, Joyce Smith, Carolyn Bridges, Linda Humston, Shirley Adams, Eldean XY'illiams, Sharon Sturgis. To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high stand- ards of Christian Character. 1 This club for Christian Youth is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who en- deavor to live by high ideals and morals. It is a service organization affiliated with the Mid- dletown branch of the Y.M.C,A. Claire Ellen Humphrey, Secretary, Judy Thomas, Vice President: Nancy XY'roda, President: Sharon Maclntyre, Chaplain, Roberta Tice. Treasurer. 60 ffl? To create. maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian Character, This club for Christian Youth is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys who endeavor to live by high ideals and morals. It is a service organization affiliated with the Middletown branch of the Y.M.C.A. lf ROXX' 1: Bill Clcvenger ROW' J: liuitlm liatlc. Druid Hayes, ROXX' 51 john Bcclxctt. Ralph Slmwlian ROXX' 41 Kenny' Humphrey. Larry litter. ROXX' 5: Matt Green. Hugh Stcarte ROXV 6: Boh Wcrrrell, Buddy licachlcr. ROW' 'i Jon Kindell. John Phillips, Gilhcrt Plummer, Rohhy Orth. Doug Uctlclcr Wufh far Hhri I ROXX' li Dmitl P.ii'let. Cilenitli De-pew, Naomi Sizemore, Billie 'l'liiiiiipwn. Rem lirtitilqe, Xmmi Allen, Myra Musin, Nom Mitchell Shirley' litnlti. ROW' 2: Cetil 9tig.1ll. David Hayes. -lim C.trm.iclt.Don.1ltl ,loi'tl.1ri. Riclmrtl P.ite. Emerson Pate, David Humphreys Riinnie 'l'liii::i.iN. -liitzts Gentry. Billy Stig.ill. The Y.lfCf, ix .1 new tluh in our high stliiiiil this yetr, 'Ihe lwc.tl UI'Q.1I1lZ.1llOI1 is .tllilmtetl with the lllytoii Youth lfur Christ which is un- tler the tlmrter ol' Youth For Christ liiter- . ,.. . ii.ttiiiri.tl. X .l'.C.. emlemurs to reach high stliiitil teeiiiuerx ,mtl tw point them to Christ. 5 V4 i fl 1 - gy'-,yf Q swim? ROW' 1 Yue Ptextlent. Xing Sue Ri-hlwinsi Prexitlent, lz1:t..i XX'ellN if ROW' I Rtg :'ter, Fxtleriu. Czzrtmx. 'l't'e.1xL1rer, l..irrx' in ler it it-tifz. -fi V A. .t. ,, t .i' 3 ll vi: N '1t:1 62 The Thespign Soriety is made up of people interested in alr.1m.1tiLs who have enrnetl ten or l more points. To earn these points one must be A 1 in or t.1ke part in two or more plnys throughout the year and luxe .1 tlesire to learn more About the theater. ufirf al Uzespian Srfciefy I' 1 wi Q Q1 3 N 4, , 1 ' 7 Q. 4 1 4 t Ll Y - r y, N' :F If 95? FIRST ROXV: Nanq' XX'rod,1, Esther Cox, Mary Jayne Hollingsworth SECOND ROXV: Ralph Slmwhnn, Bob Myerly. Dun Durmgh. Q. . KK Shirley Cathcart, Secretaryg Susan Rnssnun. Treasurerg -lnyeg Smith. X mt' . g lu. lu Nl Presidentg Susie Tinch. President. 63 v an br ymrbaok Staff lo I ,Q- V- an X ' 417 K. M-A--r '.Y , . f 'fMW ,,,,,,.-f-M'- 'AM FIRST ROW-Business Manager, Carol Hamilton: Literary Etlitor. Ralph Shawhang Editor-in-Chief, Claire Ellen Humphreyg Assistant Editor, Mary Jayne Hollingsworthg Subscription Etlitor. Kay Campbell: Typist. Sue Swartzg SECOND ROW'-Sports Editor. Carl Eiscnmengc-r1 Typist. Sharon Maclntyreg Actixity Editor. Joyce Smith: Typist, Mary Sue Tinch. Photographer ls' flcgvers Claire Humphrey. Carol Hamilton. Mary .Layne Hollingsworth! Rglph Shgiwhan. Carl Eisc-nmenger. 64 junivr llearb ak Staff 1 ROW 1: Business Manager, Shirley Owensg Literary Co-Editor, Linda Humpstong Editor-in-Chief, Milton Storkg Assistant Editor, Bob Timberlakeg Typist, Karen Emerick. ROW 2: Art Co-Editor, Teresa O'Neilg Typist, Kay Hanesg Typist, jo Ann Dywerg Art Co- Editor, Judy Thomasg Sports Editor, Doug Hammond, Advertising Editor, Nina Hutchinson, Literary Co-Editor, Dixie Worrell, Sub- scription Editor,.Pat Schmidt. A uf . L ,, -,, :J 545 45 ini! Un! 5 M aw mff VM W' News Ellltor Sharon Maclntyre CoEcl1tors Cla1re Ellen Humphrex and Judy Thomas Busmess Manager Vlfgle Cloud Exchange Eclltor Sally Loxely Txplng Edltor Sue Swartz Not pxctured Carol Hamxlton Feature Eclxtor Kepvriers 1 H i iid? DiB 1i Ii - if H FIRST ROV Agnes Dalton Nlmrx Alcf: Vast SECOND ROXX 'Nmcx Bradcn Nlary Ifqlolk Judy Clark Bonna lmmcr Pam Hlrrell THIRD ROXX lildcan XX1'l1n Ilrrx Shl lllu Clnnla Vmatt lon lxnlhl hu Hamas 66 , i1 4, A ' 1 , I I , - I I ....,,, G V R rl' , xfgax A Gr A -,1 ' 1? A V. 1 . 'Ei , , A615 i 'L ' ,M A EA V XV ry-,, f4f'Tf,,' ,l,. ' ' ' , ' L - , J ' Ll Q 1 . , , 1 , . . , - 5 i ' A M 1 'A' . fs . I ' I K ,-ff, , . . a? f W Q? ' r A , 1 N, . ,, ' , A ,4 , , '. , 2' A luv... -C xg 1' ' ,flcvru Sf ff ROW 1: Linda Small, Elementary Sales Supervisor, Reva Brooks, Art Editor, Ellen Gentis, jr. High Supervisor, ROW 2: Judy Cox, Business Manager, Carolyn Bridges, Advertising Manager, Dixie Wforrell, Elementary Sales Super- visor, Judy Thomas, Assistant Eclitorg Beckie Crabtree, Proofreaderg Helen Gibson, Editor-in-Chief. ROW 3: Harry Miller, Art Editor, Al Enix, High School Supervisor, Acvrn Kepvrfcrs Speech 61116 Science and Math gfllb In-pf nf? Ji? fi' 3 ' 57 'C ww 6001 FIRST ROW: john Caffetry, Bill Adams, jim Orndorf, Herbert Stewart, Ted Wells, Mike Allen, George Stapleton, john Phillips. SEC- OND ROW: Gilbert Plummer, Gary Racey, Ralph Locke, Randy Greenup, Robert Taylor, Steve Evans. Any person with an interest in science may join this club. Most of the members spend club time on their science projects, which they will take to many science meets throughout the year. Vice President Vincent Bryant President Tom Easton Secretary Trcas urer Willard Hoffman 69 Spanish Klub ROW 1: Mark Holwegar, Lurama Michael, Veronica Miller, Sammie Villella, Roxie Smith, Lynda Jones, Geraldine Davidson, Ina Robinson, Pam Linzie, Betty Robbins, Cherrie Barcalow. ROW 2: Randi Knutson, Myra Musen, Diane Smith, Gayle Tinnerman, Geneva Collins, Penny Moon, Roberta Tice, Claudia Weidle, Billie jo Kesling, Judy Schwing. ROW 3: Janice Crowe, Delores McKenzie, james Bryant, Corbett Caudill, Larry Clemmons, David Parlett, Gary Fitzgerald, Gerald Whaley, Jerry Kehoe, Marilyn Brewer, Rebecca Depew. ROW 4: David Cramton, Ricky Shapiro, David Dunn, john Rausch, Richard Mayer, George Collins, David Creech, Charles Cremeans, Bill Byers, john Cafferty, Emma Wells. K .Q 54 X A .,, 54 ww xx, .A Q. . X xx 3' ,. President Gayle Trnnerman Secretary Claudia Weidle Treasurer Judi Schwmg Vice President -I1mV1llella fnot picturedj Zzfure Crackers af America ROW 1: Lurama Michael, Nancy Hannah, Joyce Salley, Janet Wise, Judy Schwing, Lynda Jones, Pam Linzie, Sharon Richardson, Elmona Clark, Cherie Barcalow. ROW 2: Cheryl Powell, Cheryl Maddox, Kathy Muthert, Randi Knutson, Shirley Owens, Shirley Adams, Nina Abshear, Dixie W'orrell, Judy Clark, Geneva Young, Connie Day. ROW 3: Connie Combs, Nancy Hetzler, Diane Smith, Claudia Wfeidle, Nora Mitchell, Myra Musen, Faye Durham, Patty Harrell, Gayle Tinnerman, Reva Brooks. X N I 1 From left to right: Historian, Carol Morton, Secretary, Emma XX'ellsg President, Penny Moon: Vice President, Anne Scearceg Treasurer. Sharon Scearce, 72 Members of F.T.A. are those students in grades ten through twelve who plan to enter the teach- ing profession after graduation. It offers valu- able experiences in as much as members teach in the city schools whenever substitutes are needed. tr i ?u!ure Nurses af America ! FIRST ROW: Elmona Clark, janet W'ise, Cheryl Powell, Diane Smith, Geneva Young, Shirley Stewart, Patty Schmidt, Carole Smith SECOND ROW: Faye Durham, Eldean Wfilliams, Re-va Brooks, Shirley Adams, Joanne Dwyer, Nina Abshear, Patty Harrell, Linda Hums ton, Norma Morton, Sharon Sturgis. THIRD ROXV: Shirley Dalton, Butch Back, Margaret Snowden, john Beckett, Glenda Wy'att, Carol Morton, Sue Swartz, Mary Sue Masoner, Nina Hutchinson, Mary jo Satterfield, The F.N.A. Club is to interest students in per- sonal and community health, to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires, and what it offers, to help them decide wisely about pro- fessions of practical nursing as their career. l Ag l i E President Ellen Gentis Vice President Alice Ykcst Ireisurer Susin Rossman Secretary Merle Kleinschmidt .?u!ure J-lvrzmuakers 0f,4mer12a Zum ra 61110 ROW 1: Elmer Barger, Naomi Allen, Barbara Hayes, Bill Adams, jim Cummings, Gloria Morgan Billie Sue Back Sybil Baker George Boullain, Herb Stewart, Millie Hampton, Virgie Cloud, Dorothy Bennett. The Camera Club was organized for the pur- pose of acquainting the members with the various phases of photography. The activities of the club consist of worl-:ing in the dark room where they learn to process their own pictures, taking trips through photography labs, and lis- tening to talks of professional photographers. K 'i A ff1.u6 QL to RjElmer Barger, President Naomi Allen Secretarflreisurer Jim Cummings, Vice President f at H,V . g - . A ' A -4091. 1. 37 ' ,Q ' K V- . gl u ' 1 . mul Iwi-he z-il-P +44 Q 'Y V 55 I P' ..-V' ' A 1. ,x I 5 p v . rg 4,s 1 A ' 49 W E' k TK s , 1. G7 i nm lla ' ' L Eli v V Xu ...J 1 S 3-1 - Xen! I ,. '. Q L . p . is li!! ,Q 9' 3 Jlftajvreffes Head Majorette Judy Thomas DRUM MAJORETTE Sharon Sturgrs Mary Jayne Hollmgsvs orth Carolyn Brrdges Carolyn Stn er grankliu Hauser! Hand ROW 1, left to right: Claire Humphrey, Vincent Bryant, Sharon Sturgis, Larry Norris, Mary Tinch. ROW 2: Joan Collins, Judy Deck, Beverly Fugate, Connie Day, Judy Thomas, Carolyn Bridges, Gilbert Plummer, Mary Robinson, John Cafferty, Janette Crowe, Mary Jayne Hollingsworth. ROW 5: Sharon Richardson, Shirley Moon, Pam Linzie, Carolyn Stivers, Becky Crabtree, Ken Humphrey, David Arbaugh, Robert Orth, Faye Durham, Dan Darraugh, Sheridan Kelchner, Carl Baxter, Randy Daniels, Ralph Locke, Shirley Banks, Milton Stork, Darrell Hall, and STANDING, Mr. Wallick. 41 J X, , f ' Q fx ,rf X, 47' ew ',, L. figti , fs. Crzjvle Cr 21 if bf, T Qhirlex Qtcuart Esther Cox Pam Dax Cherxl Powell Mari layne Hollingsworth. Kay Campbell. Barb Hayes. Nim Ahsheur Shlron Sturgis Rohm Fugate fucompanistj The Triple Trio is widely known through- out the community of Franklin and other communities as well. They are called upon to sing at a variety of places such as meet- ings of clubs and organizations, talent shows. and high school assemblies. Girl ' 5156 611111 FIRST ROXY: Sandy Miller, Marilyn Shockey, Vanda johnson, Roseanna jones, Flora Azbill, Helen Swafford, Billie jo Kesling. janet XVise, Merle Kleinschmidt, Agnes Dalton, Carolyn Smith, Joan Becraft. SECOND ROW: Patty Schmidt, Ellen Gentis, Pam Day. Cheryl Powell, Carolyn Stiver. Nancy Braden. Bonnie Hatton. Carolyn Haryille, Pearl Spicer. Pat Tracey, Shirley Stewart, Ramadell Griffen, Sharon Sturgis. THIRD ROXV: Judy jordan, Helen Miller. Donna Vaughn, Evelyn Dalton, XY'ilma Hampton. Edith Manning. Nancy Hale, Nina Abshear, Shirley Adams. Linda Humston, Margaret Snowden. Nina Hutchinson. Hay ' Glen 61116 gi' 4-if james Gentry, Burt Bentley, jim Cummings, David Hayes, Benny Dawson, Carl Carpenter, Sharon Sturgis faccompanistj. 83 Kar. y ' 5-1- '!'!a' N Jlflzlfcd Khorus FIRST ROW: Ellen Stewart, Pat Schmidt, Kathy Muthert, Gloria Morgan, Shirley Owens, Sharon Lovely, Diane Minge, SECOND ROW: Billy jo Kesling, Sandy Cook, Nancy Braden, Shirley Stewart, Barbara Hayes, jonell Holt, Mary Laycock, Bernice Cronan. THIRD ROW: Nancy Hillard, Nora Mitchell, Judy Cox, Nancy Hale, Lois Wfalters, Wilma Hampton, Joyce jenkins, Norma Morton, Esther Cox, Helen Miller. FOURTH RONW: Charles Ross, David Hayes, Blake Cloud, Birt Bentley, Carl Carpenter, jim Cummings, Larry Snider, Matt Green, Herbert Stewart, James Gentry. The musical organizations on the preceding pages are the largest combined clubs of the school. They perform in as- semblies for different clubs and organizations throughout the community, and at the annual Spring Rhapsody. All of the proceeds from this music program go to the music department of our school. MUSIC X - Fi if 1,6 :N N 84 A A FIRST ROW: Carl Eisenmenger, john Theiss, Gary Shamblin, Marty Tjpdyke, Mil-ze jones, Carl Carpen- ter, Bob Worrell, Tom Richardson, Doug Hammond, Bob Timberlake. SECOND ROW: Malcolm Young, Don Thompson, Larry Shamblin, john Black. Sam Jeffery, Hugh Scearce. THIRD ROW: Bob Small- xvood, Larry Leonard, Dale Harris, jim Carmack, Ralph Shawhan, Larry Etter. Var ity IJ .A- f s as , V , ,Y . Vice President, Bob Timberlakeg President. Robert Smallw00d3 SGKYCUVY- Mike jonesg Treasurer, Carl Eisenmenger. 86 . . gg Zigi I The purpose of Varsity is to promote ath- letics and good sportsmanship and to be of service to other organizations. To become a member, each boy must have earned a letter and have an invitation from an active member. G. A fl. 1 r . Q S J -1 - r -. of , s b l AMAA ROW 1, left to right: Linda Presley, Mary XX'est. Susie Tinch, Cheryl Powell, Judy Jeffery, Sheridan Kelchner, Gloria Morgan. Geneva Young, Judy Tinch, Joyce Salley, Anne Hendey, Carol Hamilton. ROW' 2: XX'ilder Hayes, Kathy Gough, Judy Jordan, Eldean Willianis, Sharon Maclntyre, Patty Harrell, Bonnie Kinzer, Millie Fields, Naomi Sizemore, Pat Tracy, Marcella Carpenter, Jeanette Crow. ROW' 5: Marilyn Isaacs, Kay Campbell, Faye Durham, Joyce Jenkins, Geneva Brooks, Glenda Wfyatt, Carol Morton, Emma Wlells, Margaret Stewart, Norma Morton, Barbara Miller, Nancy Braden. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organiza- tion of girls from grades 10-12 who are inter- ested in athletics. Each girl receives points for participation in different sports. Every girl earning 400 points receives an award at the end of the school year. QL to RJ President, Joyce Smith, Secretary, Sue Swartz, Vice President Margaret Snowdeng Treasurer, Merle Kleinschmidt. Mid-Miami 6l1am,vs I 959 Qvofifall J-fzghlzghfs WILMINGTON FRANKI IN The Wxldcats opened their 1959 football season wrth a 20 8 uctory ox er the XV1lm1ngton I-Iurrlcanes uarterback Bob Trmberlake sparked the Cats mth tvso touchdown passes to fullback Bob Smallvxood T1mberlake nent around the end for 16 yards and the thxrd score of the game MIAMISBURG FRANKLIN The Mxamnsburg Vrlungs handed the Wlldcats therr fxrst defeat of the season vuth a 14 0 score The Cats wx ere unablc to moxe agamst the V1lt1ngs who haxe won th1s classic for the last fue years LITTLE MIAMI FRANKLIN The W1ldcats won thelr flrst Mxd Mlamr League game with a 54 8 romp ox er the Little Mlamr Panthers Halfback Dale Harris led the scormg wlth three touchdowns Smallwood Leonard Tnmberlake Rrchards Carmack and Black also had a hand 1n the scorlng BEAVERCREEK FRANKLIN The Cats came from behxnd to t1e the Beax ercreek grrdders 14 14 Bob T1mberlake scored from the 17 yard lme rn the XENIA WOODROW WILSON FRANKLIN The Cats d1dnt dlsappomt the homecomxng crowd by commg from behlnd to beat the Xenna Woodrow Wllson Cadets 36 8 Harrls again led the scormg wxth three touchdowns followed by Leonard and Carmack wnth one apxece LEBANON FRANKLIN The W1ldcats rolled rn thelr thmrd Mld Mxamr League vrctory by defeatmg the Lebanon Warnors 30 0 The rugged Irank lme defense caused the Warrxors to make several fumbles that led to Wrldcat scores FAIRVIEW FRANKLIN Bob Trmberlake led the team w1th hrs two touchdowns to a 30 16 uctory ox er the Dayton Famxew Bulldogs I-Ialfback Larry Leonard also added two tallnes to the cause TALAWANDA FRANKLIN The cold weather dxdnt stop the Cats from whxtewashlng the Talawanda Braves 26 O The Brax es mox ed mto Iranklm terrxtory only once Txmberlake carned the ball across twlce w1th Black and Hams addmg one aprece MONROE FRANKLIN The Wxldcats copped the Mrd Mnamr League Champxonshrp by downing the Monroe Hornets 14 8 The Franklm de fense led by tackles Larry Etter and Tom Rxchardson agam sparkled The Cats closed the1r season wnth a 7 1 1 record 89 Q Q closing minutes of the game to make the score 14-12. Harris carried the ball across for the tying two points. . U .7 . , . . y , . . l , , . , . I . . n - u 9mnklin Varsity JIM VILLFLLA Guard DAVID GREY-Guard JON KINDALL Tackle IARRY PHILPOT Tackle PAUL ALFXANDER Taakle BUDDY BEACHLER Ta klc GARY SHAMBLIN Fnd LARRY SHAMBLIN End TOM HAWTHORNE End Zrofball Squad BOB SMALLWOOD Fullback BERNIE BERUTTI Halfback MICKEY HYDE Quarterback JIM JONES-Fullback DAVE RICHARDS-Fullback JIM CARMACK Halfback CECIL STIGALL Halfbafk ROGER OWSLEY-Center JOHN BECKETI'-Guard 1 Mzd-.Mzamz Lflzamps 'l1 1 ROW 1: Mike jones, managerg Rupert Ruppert, Ernest Pate, John Theiss, Mick Burroughs, Don Thompson, manager. ROW 2: Marty Updyke, Bob Worrell, Darrell Rose, Bob Timberlake, Richard Pate. Jim Landsdale. Doug Hammond, David Dunn, Mickey McDade coach. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. Jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. We Springboro 63 Middletown , 48 Lebanon . .62 Talawanda . N65 Hamilton Taft N73 Eaton H44 Germantown 69 Little Miami 64 Monroe 60 Wilmington M83 Miamisburg . 60 Fairfield . . M63 Beavercreek , L66 Roosevelt . ., . H56 Woodrow Wilson , , 56 Wilbur Wright 57 Lebanon 72 They 54 69 48 57 48 33 49 52 50 85 46 45 56 88 35 41 50 The Cats in action! ..f : ' ,Big I .si xml. -f ' 4, . w 35,-lngx 8 . A 1 33 5553 i'..f Wai' Z ' 'A vw- U.. iw' 1155 N x . ..'..N LEED. Q d n,Ws. 1 N4.Q N ' eq.. xxs 1 N T: , J . ..,., -1 gx R if .--Y fi' 1 10 ,.v Y 5351, 35' C I I H , A x Li, 3 . 15? .... ' . f x., . ..J1 3- f 0 S ,af .Q!!l. 'fr Q j . XXNX ,fi 1' f '4 1ll'll.n1 Sl! H 4 x,nxl AU Xvg -QS Q .9 ,,fXs ,f Keservc Basketball Calm ROW 1: Steve Evans, managerg Gary Fitzgerald, Bernie Berrutti, Dale Harris, Bob Hovsard Donnie Burns jim Villella ROW Orndorf, Tim Weidle, John Retherford, Roger Owsley. Dale Barker. Mike Roberts Gary Racs Bill Byers Denier Redmon coath Nov, Dec Dec Dec Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Springboro Middletown Lebanon Talawanda Hamilton Taft Eaton , Germantown Little Miami' Monroe , Wilmington Miamisburg Fairfield Beavercreek Roosevelt F Woodrow Wilson , Wilbur Wright Lebanon . C 38 5 1 39 39 40 29 46 45 47 39 43 47 22 58 5 1 41 44 They 50 76 36 44 46 31 48 51 42 48 32 58 45 70 26 52 39 Sports .7llz1 fraied Our '59 Track Team Go, Dale, Go! Lose Something? Go get em, Timberlake! ar? They play baseball? an-7, ,., X AIS' Cqtfia-mf b Ts , 5' TEL. Batter Vp! You're Out! Steady' Efffff Krvss Kvuufrgf Cram ROW' 1: Albert Enix. George Stapleton. Ralph Shawhan, Hugh Scearce. Carl Eisenmenger, Sam Jeffery. ROXY' 25 Bob Howard. Nam Updyke. Dale Barker. Bob Myerllg john Retherforcl, Mike Roberts. Coach Redmon Sept Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct Oct 18 23 29 2 7 10 13 15 20 28 CROSS COUNTRY SCH EDULE Carl isle Lanier Miamisburg Lanier Invitational Beavercreek-Monroe Georgetown-Hammersville Lakota Talawanda4Seven Mile Lakota-Beavercreek Beavercreek-Monroe F 17 C-41 F28 L-27 F'29 M-27 F-15out of 24 F24 M-42 B-65 F-21 G-51 H-75 F-26 L-31 F-59 T-28 S-68 F-30 L-29 B-65 F-27 B-72 M-35 bg, COACH DENVFR REDHON Girls ' Varsity Kaskefbal! 6511144 lil BACK ROXY: Kay Campbell. Sharon Mclntyrc, Joyce: jenkins. Faye Durham. FRONT ROW? C.1rol Mortuh. Joyce Smith, Norma Morton. SCHEDULE Germantown 35-Franklin 3.1 Franklin 27-Middletown 58 Franklin 34--Fenwick 32 COACH DVFFEE 98 Girl ' 166 erafe Ka kcfluzll Gam ,J- BAQK ROXY: Mary Sue Timh. Glnria Mnrgan, XXVLIHKLI Ymunx. Nmq' linden. Und.: Prcxlc-3' FRONT ROXXY Glenda XX'y,1tr. M gust Snnwden. Sue Swartz SCHEDULE Ifmnklin 16-Germgmtovvn 18 Franklin 18fMiddlctc'm'r1 38 E Franklin 31 'Fenwick 32 Mme Bounuc tn the Oume 99 fb ,J 4.4 a.k Q f A-43 if Hlfltlfl' Attendants Carol Ann Hamxlton Sam effef, Carl Ensenmenger Ann Hendey Mary Hollingsworth 'V' vi Rllph Locke Bob Mycrly Bonnie Lou Kinzcr U 1 G F ,Qi Q , Q Q ig, 6 'xxx W 1 Y i tgfii g 1,-5 Wim s Wim In MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Boy Thomas Easton Glrl-Claire Ellen Hmnphrey MOST POPULAR Boy Sam Jeffery Glrl Mary Jayne Hollmgsworth MOST ATHLETIC Boy-Bob Smallwood Girl-Joyce Smith CUTEST Boy Larry Leonard Glrl Ann Hendey BIGGEST BOOSTER Boy-Larry Etter Girl-Bonnie Kinzer Che Svumr 611155 BEST DRESSED Boy Carl Ensenmenger Gnrl Margaret Snowden Swacihazri .Queen and lfmg IX f ANT T. D. MCLAUGHLIN J. J. 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