Gnadenhutten High School - Goal Yearbook (Gnadenhutten, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

Q , Y QE F Qinbrfnfilzg lfyh The Senior Class of I957 GNADENHUTTEN HIGH SCHOOL Gnadenhutfen, Ohio 1111111 f1lIlI!1l'I1 High S1'11o111 N111111' 1111'1 sl1'1111IQ To llIl'l' 11'1111 loyal 111'111'l,v IV1' 1'11 .s'1' our .s'1111g. .'f11':'11111y4 111 11r'111'1'11 1111111. Our p1'111'.s'1'.s' ring. 1111111 U1111111'11 High S1-111101. For I11111' 11'1' sing. Alma Mater 1111111 f1II'I11l'II l1fg11 S1'1111r11. fjllflit' of 11111' y1111I11. l,1'11r1 1111111 111y.v111.'11'111.v 1111 In I,ig111 111111 11411111. N1 1'1' 5111111 I113' .N'fIJ'l'l-I IIIVUL 1113' 11'1111.v 111'1'11,1'. ll11f1! f1lI1l11l'II 1l5g11 S11111111. For llzfw' 1111 1111111 Dedication WT, 11111 1'111ss of '57 IUIASII to 116111.17116 111115, I11e 48111 volume of the GOAL, In our l'lIlSSlII!lfl'. 111111115 Wil1111r Meek' f October 7, 1938 - Ortober 7, 1956. forgf' 'l'111's is 1.71 lowing tribute to the merrzory of one IU1IOf7l we 3111111 newer live UMkq 5011171 ight SUPERINTENDENT ROSS KVI. VIRTUIC Muskingum College, A.B. Ohio State University, M.A Svcondziry Iiduczition HIGH SCHOOL lloixii-xii l..-xiuiictk l'1I.l,.-X Viirriiia lflnglish, History and Latin Home Economics, English Sponsor, Senior Class lln' CiiAMi,ic'i' Sciencc, Matht-matics Sponsor, Freshman Class ll.-xi' Cioimois Industrial Arts. Mathemat Sponsor, lflighth Grade Sponsor, Junior Class Nl.-xisici, ti,ti.I,.xo1iicii :XI't IQDITH BIQUL.-xNp ics English, Geography Sponsor, Eighth Grade xYILI.l.XlXl P,-xl1ui'i r Vocal and Instrumental Music, Chemistry Sponsor, Senior Class lticziifxim Sc:o'r'r Mathematics, Social Studies Physical Education Sponsor, Sophomore Class lfm-in IAN.-XRD Commercial Sponsor, Seventh Grade nina ELEMENTARY Uri-iN Ni-x UAY'roN Go Hia 1171 Sixth Grade Lim Mc:N'11i1,i.iaN Third :md Fourth Grade- i,i-LN YVIINNIAY First and Second Grade IIAZIZL LYON Fifth Gradt' iViABI41I. Mowl, Third Grade l iLIZABIi'l'H KAW, First Grade Niilniiillm Nloniiisc Fourth Gradi- AN Nix NloN'r.-xcsri Sovond Grzidv .lmix BILXI. Music' CAFETERIA COOKS, CUSTODIANS, BUS DRIVERS I I KIRACI-1 BI.ICIIIcNsIIIfIII-'I-'II l+'IIIcII.x M.fxII'I'IN OLIVE WILLIAMS ALIII-:IIT BLICKIQNNDI III I II l IIIcII Z1 M MI IIM KN HARRY SIIULL JIISI-:IIII HIIIISIA-xl I .IACII B0'I'IMI II IJONALD SCHWAB eleven Qf-Eillifflib llll'I'll'ClI FV!-ZRETTIZ DIXf7N Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Basketball Manarge 3, 4 Baseball Manager 4 Class Play 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Track Manager 3, 4 BPLTTY f1iwsicNnAc:iiicn Band 1 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 G-Ettes 1 Class Play 3, 4 0llfft?UIl ROGER Euvvmuas Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Class Play Il, 4 Class Secretary 2 I,AimY H1NIas Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Chorus 1, 2, Il, 4 Band 1, 2, fl, 4 Varsity Club Il, 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1, 2, IS. 4 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Industrial Arts Club 1, 2 Track 2 'czic CoLwic1,L Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Band 1, 2, fl G-lflttes 1, 2, 3 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Class Treasurer fl, 4 Class Play fi, 4 -xiuu' limos Ilfxiim' Bimnri-Zi' Chorus 1 Class Treasurer 1 Class Vice President 4, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, Il, 4 Varsity Club Presi- dent 3 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1 2 'S 4 Baseball' Manager 2, 3. 4 Track Manager 3, 4 Iloixorin' Dixow Class Play IZ, 4 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Su Chorus 1, L, 3, 4 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 mu lllJll5l-'.'XI.I, ll 7 fvrsx' Klicamzn Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 G-NHOS 1- 21 31 4 Class st-ru-rm-y 1, zz, 'Ffmwhawk 4 4 Goal Staff 4 XNIIAI.-X Nl- ' -1 Class Play 3, 4 renin' lVlcKi4:owN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Xl Ill RIA 4 I-lwmx 3' 4 Varsity Club Vice Class Play 3, 4 'Fomahawk 4 Goal StatT 4 President 3 Tomahawk 4 Goal Stat? 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 1 l ELuoN M11.L1f:ix Chorus 1 4 4 Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 3, Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class President 1, 2 1 ,Y Dimoiues RAN K Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 G-Ettes 1, 2, 3 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 'rornahavgrk 4 Baseball 3 , Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Goa' Staff 4 Varsity Club Presi- dent 4 Track 3, 4 PAULA SCHREINER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 .louw Slllllil. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 G-Ettes 1, 2, 3, 4 G-Iittes Vice Presi- dent, 3 G-Ettes President 4 Orchestra 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 Class Treasurer 2 Chorus 1, 2, 3. Hand 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Tomahawk 4 Goal Staff 4 4 Class Play 3, 4 Varsity Club 1 , 2 fiflcerz Ollaan ill We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven, Village of Gnadenhutlen, County of Tuscarawas, and State of Ohio, do make, publish, and declare this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT, hereby revoking and annulling any and all Will or Wills by us here- tofore: y Gilmore. I. Larry Bradley, will my curly black hair to Greg Gilmore and my height to Billy Horsfall. I, Joyce Colwell, will my ability to get along with Mr. Linard to my sister Doris and my shortness to Q. Tom Roth. -I Dorothy Dixon, will my long blond hair to Doris Burdette and my giggling in Home Economics Class to Verna Beal. I Everette Dixon, will my job as manager to anyone that wants it and my ability to stay away from the women to Ed Shull. I, Roger Edwards, will my job at the store to anyone who can lean on a broom and look important and my craze for girls to Don Schreiner. I Betty Grosenbacher, will my glasses to anyone who wants to put up with them and my height tc Betty Jones. I, Larry Hines, will my false teeth to Steve Hamilton and my roller skates to anyone who afford tc keep them working. I, Sarah Horsfall, will my writing left-handed to any right-handed person who thinks they can write any better with their left hand and my good grades to Verna Beal. I, Patsy Kugler, will my job as head majorette to the luckier one of Joan or Janice and my stoutness to Mary Ann Begland. I, Wilma Mauderly. will my natural curly hair to Mary Ann Rauzi and my disposition to Eva Bosley. I, Jerry McKeown, will my freckles to Don Schreiner and my short fingernails to Janice Biggs. I, Eldon Miller, will my ability not to go steady to Jim Foote and my hair cut to Dale Spencer. I Delores Rank, will my ability not to miss more than a couple of days of school in high school to Ken- neth Conner and my good health to Verna Beal. I, Paula Schreiner, will my ability to jitterbug to Phil Rentch and my long blond hair to Harold Addy. I JohrihShull, will my good grades to Tom Herbert and my green port-a-walls to anyone who can stand em. To Mr. Padgitt, we will a journalism class that will work. To Mr. Larrick, we will an English class that will use a dictionary. V To Mr. Scott, we will a basketball team that will go all the way next year, and a health class that will ask questions and argue with him. To Mr. Cramlet, we will a quieter sophomore class during the five-minute period. To Mr. Linard, we will a commercial class that will not fall behind his schedule. To Mrs. Begland, we will a smaller eighth grade next year. To Mrs. Virtue, we will a home economics class that will baste before they start sewing. To Mr. Virtue, we will quieter halls at noon . To Mrs. Gallagher, we will a larger art room. To Mr. Gordon, we will an industrial arts class that will do something besides loaf. To our cooks, Grace, Olive, and Freda, we will girls with appetites like our senior girls. To Abie, we will a senior class that will pick up their feet when he wants to sweep. To the Junior Class, we will boys as well behaved as the senior boys. To the Sophomore Class, we will the joy of looking forward to decorating the gym for thc Junior- Senior Banquet. To the Freshman Class, we will the thrill of putting on a play in their Sophomore year. To our secretary, Mrs. Kendall. we will an assistant secretary. To our school, we will bells that will work when time to change classes. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT by the Senior Class, the above named testator in the presence of us and of others have subscribed their names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. v v v v v Senior Class W itnesscd by: ELVIS PRESLEY TOMMY SANDS sixteen I Larry Biggs, will my car to anyone who can keep it running and my ability to skip school to Greg 0112155 Hrnpherg Dear Ifrirvlds and Alumni of I fIIII1ll'lIlIllHt'll Iliglz School: I have just recently finished my l0l1I'0f ihe world and have noted that the class of 1957 has left its mark on the world. My first stop was in Hollywood California where I saw Jerry lVIcKeown and-Betty Grosen acher. Jerry is now the owner of his own movie studio and Betty is one of his star actresses, and they told me that Everette Dixon was running for governor of California and had just recently married his opponent's daughter. After leaving California I boarded a TWA plane and crossed the beautiful Pacific where my next stop was Japan. There I learned that Larry Bradley was the United States Ambas- sador to Japan. His secretary was Dorothy Dixon, who has been his inspiration to success. One of the most intriguing countries that I visited was India and I was so glad when I learned that Patsy Kugler and Delores Rank were the owners of the hotel at which I stayed. The first afternoon I was there they asked me to tea and we certainly had a lot of fun talking over old times and things that had happened since then. My stay in India was cut short due to plane reservations already made, and my next stop was Spain. This is a beautiful country and one of the things I especially wanted to see was a real Spanish dancer. Iheard that the town's opera house was featuring just such an act and so I went. To my great surprise whom should I see in the first act but Larry Biggs. After the show I went backstage and asked to see him and we had a long talk. He said Roger Edwards had come to Spain with him, but had left when he received an offer from a band leader in Switzerland. Roger had accepted and was now on tour. I really liked the country of Spain but due to a shortage of time I had to go on. Next on my schedule was a visit to Africa and I was not sure I wanted to stop there knowing it was called the Dark Continent. But when I heard that Eldon Miller was head engineer of the new construction work going on there I knew I would have to see what our Mr. Indian had accomplished in his chosen field. I was astounded to find that this continent was a place of beauty enhanced by the new highways and bridges built by the construction company. He told me that Larry Hines and John Shull were working for him, and I asked if I could talk to them but he said he had sent them back to the States for supplies and machinery. The time had come for me to start home as my allotment of time and money was running out.. There was still one country I fell I could not miss and that country was France. So, l boarded a plane for Paris. What a place Gay Paree is! As I was driving into Paris from the airport I saw a huge sign spelling out Colwel1's Pizza Riviera. I had a wonderful time talking with Joyce and eat- ing one of her famous pizzas. She had made quite a name for herself in Paris. The trip was finally at an end and I was ready to start for the United States. On the way back I couldn't forget that Sarah and Wilma were the owners of a chain of world famous beauty salons all over the world. Yes, the class of 1957 had truly left its mark. Very truly yours, PAULA SCHREINER Ambassador of Good Will sf'1'cntcwt Senior Verse Our Romeo is Larry Biggsg He has his life all planned. The only trouble with it is Will it be sea or land? Larry Bradley studies hard In schoolwork you'll agree. His brain is bound to bring him fame For when a teacher he will be. Joyce has worked hard for our classy She bossed us all the while. But, it was for our good you know, For now we'll make or trip in style. As long as we have known Dorothy Away from boys she's always shied, But looking back the past two years It seems we might all be surprised. Everette is a shy young chap Who's always at his best, But when it comes to basketball He worries like the rest. Roger is a brilliant lad Who wants to fly by fast and high. He hopes to join the Air Force And lead a group up in the sky. We hope that Betty will achieve Her great desire which is to be A good and private secretary And sit upon the boss's knee. Larry Hines, a friendly guy Who hopes to be a barber, May someday have his own shop Somewhere on New York Harbor. eighteen It's Sarah's hope to be a nurse, And we find it a worthy choice. It takes a lot of sacrifice, But with her R. N. she'll rejoice. Patsy is our majoretteg Where e'er she leads the band all go. And should she lead in life as well The heights she'll reach no one can know Wilma. has hair dark and browng She sure can make the curls. And when she has her beauty shop She'll beautify the girls. Jerry, the red haired Cassanova, Has a smile that really charms. But you should see the one he wears When he takes a girl into his arms. Eldon is a handsome lad As everyone should know. When it comes to basketball He's really on the go. Delores Rank is full of fun As you can plainly see, But when it comes to dating boys She's serious as she can be. Paula will for money wed As she has often said, But when the right one comes along She'll marry for love instead. A tall thin fellow is our John Who in the future hopes to be A news reporter of renown And sail across the sea. OUR CLASS HISTORY In September, 194-5 there were thirty-six of us in the first grade to begin their exploration of the world of knowledge under the guiding hand of Mrs. Elizabeth Katz. After we had successfully conquered the first year of our educa- tion, we climbed through the remaining five years of grade school. During these years we were under the supervision of Mrs. Anna Montague, Mrs. Kathryn James, Mrs. Ruth Hayes, Mrs. Mabel Mowl, and Mrs. M. H. Cole. Our seventh year was different for us because we then began junior high school. At first we seemed lost as we wandered through the halls searching for our class rooms but Mrs. Edith Begland and Mr. Gerald Norman guided us into high school. Also, at this time we came to see more of our superintendent, Mr. Ross Virtue, who played an important role in teaching us to become better students. In our fresh- man year we were under the leadership of Mr. Raymond Cramlet. During our sophomore year we entertained the upper six grades with an assembly program consisting of This Is Your Life and several vaudeville acts. Mr. Richard Scott was our director, and assisting Mr. Scott as our home room teacher was Mr. Fred Linard. In May we served for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Next came our junior year which we found filled with more activities than any other. During this year we enjoyed selling candy at noon and at the basketball games. Our class play was entitled A Case of Springzime, and was under the direction of Mrs. Ella Virtue, our class advisor for this busy important year. We all had lots of fun decorating the gymnasium in a theme called Candyland for the Junior- Senior Banquet, and were later given the privilege of serving for the Alumni Banquet. When we entered our senior year we found Mr. Homer Larrick and Mr. William Padgitt waiting to lead us through our final high school year. Our class play, It's Great to be Crazy, was directed by Mr. Larrick. Other outstand- ing events of the year were the Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, Com- mencement, the Alumni Banquet, and the most exciting being the long antici- pated trip to Washington, D. C. and New York City. While traveling down the pathway of knowledge we lost man students and gained some new ones until now there are just sixteen in our gradilating class. Larry Biggs Larry Bradley' Joyce Colwell' Dorothy Dixon Everette Dixon Roger Edwards' Betty Grosenbacher' Larry Hines CLASS ROLL Sarah Horsfall' Patsy Kugler' Wilma Mauderly Jerry McKeown' Eldon Miller' Delores Rank' Paula Schreiner' John Shull' CLASS COLORS Black and Lavender CLASS FLOWER Lavender carnation CLASS MOTTO Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life. nineteen Ulf-bfQ1'f9 lwenly-one JUNIORS . . Harold Addy Verna Beal A Mary Ann Begland Eva Bosley Doris Burdette Janice Biggs Alvin Cappel Mary Ann Crites Thomas Frank Larry Clark Gregory Gilmore Janet Gray Larry Gooding Stephen Hamilton Thomas Herbert George Keffer Sara Kinsey Grace Hines Joan Kohl James Maxwell Linda Miller David Lockett Lee Peoples Bonnie Shull Edward Shull Thomas Roth Dale Spencer Joanne Swinderman William Wallace Jeanette Steinbach Barbara Williams tweniy-tu to Kay Zimmerman SOPHOMORES . . . Peter Bau, Robert Begland, Mervin Biggs, Ronald Bradley, Judith Car- penter, Doris Colwell James Foote, Juanita Garabrandt, William Gilmore, Paul Gooding, Paul Horsfall, Sylvia Horsfall William Horsfall, Norman Kadri, Larry Kilchenman, Rita McMorrow, Don Morrison, Judith Parrish Dottie Rank, David Rankin, Mary Ann Rauzi, Philip Rentsch, Donald Schreiner, Kay Schreiner Bonnie Struchen, Larry Tufford, Linda Wolfe, Robert Zimmerman FRESHMEN . Bevra Blind, Leroy Pease, Ronald Clark, Edward Crites, Allen Dalla- cheisa, Ronald Davis Janice Emery, Merritt Fahner, Gary Fivecoat, Virginia Fouts, Judith Gooding, Doyle Harding Norma Heck, Jerry Herbert, Robert Hines, Paul Hoffman, Lucille Hood, Franklin Horsfall Sharon Jester, Glenn Lentz, Diane Maple, Shirley Miller, Ethel Miller, Karen Parrish Jack Pfeiffer, Vera Robinson, William Royer, Frank Wanosik twenty-three 9 s f L all 4 1 q , i , K 1 i J 1 . ,eva H I Q Qt Lx Yr gp. 4, . fain. i W 4, 6 1 'ZS-'17 ' I ol , 1 N sf ,A , 5 fi' 4- 4' . if . 'z f .. K at it I 6 . G V , . ' xg' V, ' ,,.,.,, , V F i V 1- 4. 6 Q 453. 5. V, A I9 'I fi JI V 1 if fd L--1' L .. .. g, v , - h .I 5- , 'I' f N' ' ,X . 4 Z' if M. j' , 'I ., g O M It V- V ..f' - I Etna ul Q Y ' li U . . ' QM .12 Ai-L. ' . .2 w EIGHTH GRADE . . Kenneth Barr, Gclinda Bau, Pamela Biggs, Joyce Board, Wil- liam Blickensderfer, Charlotte Bradley, Roberta Brick Marvin Brown, Gary Conway, Dora Cox, Martin Crahan, Carl Dich- ler, Sharon Dutton, Jay Gal- braith Jean Garabrandt. Sue Gilmore, Marjorie Gooding, Donald Ham- ilton, Lois Hines, Glen Jester, Betty Jones Charles Kugler, Carol Martin, James McMaster, Sharon Mowl, Freda Ulrich, John Rauzi, Joyce Royer Charlotte Schreiner, Donna Sch- reiner, Lana Schreiner. Dale Stewart, Dean Stewart, Charles St. John. Deanna Stoller Raymond Rank, Leona Wallace, Edward Weston, Patricia Wolfe. James Zeller, Marilyn Zimmer- man, Thomas Zimmerman SEVENTH GRADE . . Carolyn Baker, Janice Beal, Ken- neth Conncr, Diana Crites, Rob- ert Ervin, Robert Fellers, Polly Fox Betty Garabrandt, Linda Gooding, Helen Harshey, Beverly Hunt, Alta Jones, Theresa Kail, Brad- ley Kaiser Delbert lietTer, Joyce Kohl. Dana Laughlin, George Lippencott, Jerry Lippencott, James Mr- Creery, Glenn Miller Marlene Miller, Paula Peoples. Helen Rauzi, Joyce Robinson, Richard Shull, David Struchen. Paul Tufford John Ulrich, Robert Weingarth, Carol VVilson, Marion Wolf tu 'wily-four . .u 1, v p-. qkbzkl y uv Q i l 5' Y , ' 5 A .ifiksl-La... ,-'rg f Us 4 N - 'S s 9' R fry.. ' 1' i ,gf - wr. -s . tems, f fu F.. I S ' M - 'fl fl R 71 at L f wNv '9 s h K s Q- Wi' -v if -9. 'pill Q i QI If x ' x. Xl' . vi 1- 2, if . , N 0. Q A L, .X 3 ,us E! Q iii 1 Jw! .Sy xl , SIXTH GRADE . . . Charles Allensworth, Linda Barth- olow, Rachel Beal, David Blick- ensderfer, Paul Blind, John Campbell, Cheryl Carpenter George Cox, Carolyn Crites, Rich- ard Crites, Linda Davis, Lloyd Dawson, Gloria Duper, Gerald Edwards Roberta Fouts, Virginia Frey, Rus- sell Galbraith, Cheryl Hamilton, George Harding, Barbara Heck, Sharon Heidy Carole Huebner, Pamela Klaserner. Leonard Lintner, Rita Lockett, Sarah Mathias, Lydia McMas- ters, Lloyd McMullen Rosemary Miller, Myrna Parrish, William Pease, Samuel Phillips, Darlene Rentsch, Rosalie Rouse, James Royer Dale Schreiner, Saundra Smith, Audrey Stewart, Judith Timmer- man, Martha Weston, Janet Zimmerman FIFTH GRADE . . . Cathleen Bau, Edward Benning- ton, Carolyn Bosley, Vickie Brick, Carl Conner, Robert Couts, William Dutton Richard Fellers, Kay Foote, Duane Garabrandt, Donald Garrett. John Gooding, Linda Gram, Roger Gray Dana Grott,David Hanson, Patricia Herbert, Bettie Hines, Linda Hines, Sondra Kennedy, Michael Kohl Bruce Kohl, George Kugler, Patricia Lindon, Jill Mathias, Linda McMullen, Marilyn Miller, Gary Moore Rebecca Moore, Emmett Pittenger, Arthur Rauzi, Dean Sauerwine, Sandra Singhaus, 'Theresa Tip- ton, William Urban 11m'r11y-fire FOURTH GRADE... Gene Bates, James Bos- ley, Lee Brown, Ann Capel, Randy Crites, Terry Crites, Robert Davis, Philip Donley Lakin Dawson, Roger Dominick, Herbert Faw- cett, Patty Frank, Don Galbraith, Danny Gib- bens, Neysa Gilmore, Martha Glauser Francis Heidy, Helen Hines, Jerry Hoffman, Barbara Horsfall, John Horsfall, Terry Hueb- ner, Carolyn Hughes, James Jinks Clark Jones, Sandra Jones, Linda Klaserner, Nancy Lindon, Marcia Lintner, Frederick Glass, Mich- ael Lippencott, June Long Michael McMasters, Brice Miller, John Parrish, Barbara Peeper, Edna Rank, Gary Rice, John Ridgway, Mary Ann Smith Richard Wallace, Robert Warner, Mary Lou Weingarth,Clayton Wil- liams, Ray Williams, Roy Williams, David Zimmerman THIRD GRADE . . . Donald Baker, Edward Baker, Deana Blind, Charles Bosley, John Carpenter, Sherry Couts, Karen Duper, Mary Dichler James Emery, Christine Fawcett, Connie Fuller, S t a n l e y Garabrandt, Robin Greer, Christine Hollis, Sharon Horsfall, Cheryl Huebner Beverly Jones, Sally Kaiser, Kenneth Keffer, Laurean Kohler, Frank Laisure, David Maple Janet McCreery, Wifi liam Minter Frank Miller, Daniel Mil- ler, John Moore, Deb- orah Mathias, Sharon Morgan, Kenneth Mor- rison, Cheryl Stoller, Timothy Timmerman Cynthia Winrod, Larry Yoekey, Ray Zimmer- man twenty-six SECOND GRADE. . Judy Anderson, Janet Bartholow, Jae Benson, Brenda Botimer, Danny Campbell, James Coen, Michael Coen, Alice Conner Harry Cramer, Gregory Crites, Linda Crites, Donald Finnicum, Mary Fouts, Martha Gara- brandt, Myra Glauser, William Gooding Raymond Gram, Ruby Harding, Deborah Hud- son, Daniel Jinks, Wil- liam Kadri, Michael Kail, Janet Keffer, Wil- liam Kohl Karl Kohler, Francis Krantz, Dolly Lippen- cott, Yvonne Lockett, Robert. Long, Wayne Martin, Rebecca Mc- Henry, David McMurt- rie Constance Morrison, Sherry Moore, Stephen Moore, Ronald Parrish, Helen Robinson, Chris- topher St. John, Ran- dall Wilson FIRST GRADE . . . D o rot h y Baker, Mark Biggs, Richard Brown, Dale Conner, Doyle Conner, Steven Couts, Richard Cramlet, Charles Crites Wayne Dallachesia, Char- lena Dominick, John Donley, Dana Edwards, Cheryl Foote, Joan Frank, Judy Frank, Sharon Garrett Wesley Galbraith, Jayne Hanson, Harriet Hines, John Heck, Stephen Hibenger, Dale Inherst, Kathleen Inherst, Roger Jones Janet Kaiser, Cynthia Kugler, Glenda Kohl, Ferrie Lee, Janet Lee, William Long, Vicki Marsh, Sue Mathias Darrell McComb, William Miller, June Miller, Dorothy Pfeiffer, Wes- ley Rank, David Ridg- way, Ivan Ridgway, Melvin Ridgway John Schwab, Randall Timmerman, Kenneth Lobin fl! 'Pflff-SC'I 'VIZ t f B 'A' , I, ff- -' K , W...-63 .J . - .av N, 4, t A 4, 1 . 5, Q K . - .- -' 4 .aw P 0 Lf N: I 1,.. 'wc :ft st A an NIV: i fi' Mi-I J' ' e-I Hg. , Q ii , . 4 I C , Q, - . - , .f sf J ,,3qA Qi3?.f ': ..' L, n X I ffm , , ,,. , C ,:., ' ,,,, if .. s ' j -Q f C . lx- Q.-,J to ,t.,. f 'x I.. g ' i ,,.. K 'J K .E A , , I -J s lwwzly-ciglzl KINDERGARTEN . Town Hall, Site for the Kindergarten Mrs. Ellen Nussbaum, Teacher Christina Benson, Thomas Bond, Cathlyn Crahan, Trina Fawcett, Bruce Finni- cum Gregory Hamilton, Roger Huebner, Thomas Huebner, Kathleen Jones, Roberta Kennedy Kenneth Kohl, Darrell Laughlin, Debra Lehigh, Vicki Martin, Donald McComb Mary Ellen Morgan, Margaret Nuss- baum, Rebecca Robinson, Linda Rum- mell, David Williamson Ruthann Yockey, John Young 1-ffilfifinb Zhirty-one CHAMPS . . . . LXK f 'K N'-4, T 'Sw N hah 1, M 3 , ll fy 1 M if 1 1 ----.. 2 fx -N lk Mx 1 i . X .XX 1 M 1211111 X4 -Y LARRY CLARK ICLDOTJ MILLER EDWARD SHULI, 'VIIOIVIAS RUTH RONNIIC IERADLICY Stunt' Crcvk Warsaw V1'99 0Y'l .,.,,, Dundee .... SCH ICDULE Nun' , Nm' .,.,.,,Nfw , ,,Nov . lla .T .4, fw- ..1 .BC .- 1 R . 'L'-.1 ' W'-Nl, '-.sh N-mf xx M 'A' ,Q-'X LARRY BIGGS Jlllf RY MCKPIOWN Vzusily llcsvrx cs wc-I hcy xx v-I hm A Wai' 60-JG HF-28 Away 101-81 -I0-P7 Away 57-51 37-55 Home F -J? Home T4-52 3-1-27 Home F6-61 -H-27 Home 61-61 -I3-26 Away 80-PS1 45-36 Away 66-6-L 2-I-50 Away -16-673 37-18 11umc 77- PT 23-Z3 A w:lF' GT-S2 -19'-35 Away F1-58 29-12 Ilcmw F6-68 'il-P30 Awzn' T5-61 -1625 Hamm' T2-Tl, 56-48 Hnmc 87-81 38-51 Away 61-422 -15-31 Home 8-6 67 -IT-42 Home 8-1--12 43-27 82-63 T9-T11 T5-66 TS'-61 86-Tl GT-5.14 E!-67 Dennison ....,.,..,,.,, ,,,,,,, D ec. 4 Raltlc ,.,,, .,,.., , Dec. T Port Washington ,, , .,,,. Dec. 11 Tuscarawas .....,.,...,. ,.,,,., D ec. 14 Mldvale ..,..., ..,.... . ,. .. Dec. 1? Strasburg .,.,.,..,, , ,,,.... Dec. ST' Tuscarawas ., ..,.... . , Dec. AS Port, VVash1ngt0n ,,,, ,,,11,, . 1'm, 1 Dcnnlsnn ., . ., ,.,. . . .. Jan. S Stone Crock ...,... ,,..,., J an. 11 'vu-'arcrcck .,,.,,, Jan. IS I-'rcoport ,.,. 4......, , ,, ...,.,,. Tan. ?'1 Midvale ........,,, ,,,., ....,, ,..,,,, .I a n . 25 Tuscarawas Vallfr' . ,.., , .. , ,,,,.Jan. 29 Scln ....,.....,...,.,.,............................,...,..............,....,..,,, ,,,,,., F eb. 5 Jewelt ,.,,... ..,.,.,,,,..,, ..,.,,,....,,......,.,,..,.,......,,.,, ,,..,,,.,, , , .,, Jan. 5 COUNTY TOURNAMENT Sugarcreek ...,.,. ,. ,,,, ,, ,, ,,,.,,,.,,., ......,... .... . , Feb. 13 Tuscarawas Valley .,..., , , , ,.,...,,, .,,,,,,Feh. 21 Stonecreek ..,,..... ,. ,,,., ,..,.. , ... .,,..,. . , ,, Feb. 22 SECTIONAL Dennlson ..,.,.,.....,. ., ,,,., ,. .,,, ,, .,,,,,,,,,, , Feb, 28 Augusta. .,......,,.... ,, ,,.., , H Mar. 2 DISTRICT Sprlngflcld Local ..,, . . .,,,,, , .. Mar. 6 Mldvalc .............,,,.... ,,...,.,...,.,,..,,.... ,...., M 1 nr. fl lhirly-two SK wr is X ex . 9? vs wx Nw- XS' .KZ x EX. kk . Q Q m as 3 'fi Q 23 , .1 1-X X -:wg X X. - XY ',,f1 -YQ: -:?,: 5 X--- . - ,-. 2 Mer S ',3 fP1f Q , fhifv Yiilifuil' EEN Y JL Ldgffg X fgxiaetg, Q 55w5'5 45' win v :hm -i. xliim www. 7' '43 'Qx 5 5' J D S SQ.. fs Q U FE Xfgf Q ' fl .Mk Q X v .pm ' - ::- ,Q : A Q 1-131 . A wg SIX if' i K SQ X Eilgl . Q .A xii? W if My Q as if i ,1 Ryxw-1 M X SK . I 3 Q wg-i xg .- fs-3 g Nannies S H gb 3 .QV . - Q .fif Play Bull . . . WILLIAM WALLACE STEPHEN HAMILTON JERRY MCKEOWN LARRY CLARK GREGORY GILMORE THOMAS FRANK ALVIN CAPPEL EDWARD SHULL RONALD BRADLEY THOMAS ROTH thirty-four Baseball Team r, ..,f W ...r. . -- , l - ,Q t .vw Ronald Clark, Donald Morrison, James Maxwell, William Wallace, Edward Shull, Thomas Frank, Gary Fivecoats, Larry Bradley, Mgr. lfiverette Dixon, Mgixg Jerry MeKeown, William Gilmore, Larry Clark, Ronald Bradley, Thomas Roth, Gregory Gilmore, Alvin Cappel, Stephen Hamilton, Richard Scott, Coach. The fall baseball season consisted of five tournament games. The first was played with Dundee. which Gnaden won 48 to 0. The second game was with Stone Creek. Gnaden losing tl to 1. The third game with Bolivar, Gnaden won 17 to 1. The fourth game with Baltic. Gnaden won ltl to 1. This put us in the championship where we defeated Sugarcreek 8 to NVQ' tied Stone Creek for the championship. thirty-fire? Go Man Go XVILLIAM VVALLAC'l'I 'YHOMAS liU'l'll X'-Q... F, ..Af,,,-f G RPJGORY GILMORE fn ICLDUN MILLICR RONALD BliADLl'IY LARRY CLARK Mila- Clark 4th Shot Put Millor nth Pole- Vault . lVIcKc-own .-Vfl 220 yard Dash Mvvk -3l1fl HN' yard Dash Mook 41h High Hurfllos Bradlvy 4111 Discus Roth 5th Xl lv Rc-lay Miller, Meek, Clark, Bradley lst ll1irlA1'fxl'.1' l l DONALD MORRISON JICRRY NICKICOWN 12 points fl l point ., points l points 12 points LZ poinls l point 5 points Track Team llunztltl Mcwrisml, Jerry ltlclil-own, William NVz1lluCc, l,z11'1'y Clark liiclmatrtl Scott, Uuxtclm: Gregory Gllmore, Thomas Roth, l-llllon Miller, Ronzxlrl 1h':ulle,' Grade Basketball Team and Cheerleaders .lsmws Z1-Ilor, Mgr.: Glen Jester, Chzlrlcs St. John, tilt-11 Miller, Jzunvs McC1'vvry, Rlclmzxrd Shull, .Iuhn Rzmzi, Rulwrt l-Irvin l'hzu'lt-s Kuglvr, Mgr.: Curl Dichlvr, Raymond lizmk, lluvid Struvlmvn, William lilivkt-1xs.lm-1'l'vI'. lilwullvy Kztisvr, Ray Gordon, Fozwll Suv Gilmorv, lliunnv Critvs, Sharon Dutton, llm-lon lizmzi fllI'l'f.'l'-.SVI 'PII G. H. S. Bonnie Shull, Kay Zimmerman, Mar- jorie Gooding, Sue Gilmore, Pamela Biggs, Kay Schreiner, Mary Ann Begland, Judith Gooding, Karen Parrish, Charlotte Schreiner, Patsy Kugler Roger Iidwards, lildon Miller, Greg- ory Gilmore, Larry Hines, Paula Schreiner, Ilarhara Williams, Bevra Blind, Jack Pfeiffer, William Wal- lace, George Keffer, John Shull Stephen Hamilton, Linda Miller, Char- lotte Bradley, Larry Biggs, David Struchen, Paula Peoples, Theresa Kail, Polly Fox, Robert Weingarth, William lilickensderfer Judith Parrish, Mary Ann Crites. Glen Miller, Leonard Lintner, Rob- ert Zimmerman. Alvin Cappel, Dottie Rank, Edward Crites, Glen Jester, .loan Kohl Patsy Kugler, Joan Kohl, Janice Biggs Sara Kinsey, Jeanette Steinbach BAND Edward Weston, Bradley Kaiser, Linda Gooding, Jay Galbraith, Don- ald Hamilton, Gary F i v e c o a t, Sharon Jester, Darlene Rentsch, Carole Huebner, Myrna Parrish Gloria Duper, Joyce Kohl, Pamela Klasernex, Diana Crites, Donald Schreiner, William Gilmore, Charles Allensworth, James McCreery, Wil- liam Horsfall, Lloyd McMullen, John Campbell Ronald Clark, Larry Clark, Paul Gooding, Thomas Roth, Jerry Mc- Keown, Thomas Herbert, Merrit Fahner, Carolyn Crites, Gerald Ed- wards, Herbert Fawcett Janice Biggs, Grace Hines, Carol Martin, Jerry Herbert, Larry Good- ing, Frank Wanosik, Marilyn Zim- merman, Shirley Miller, Allan Dal- Iacheisa, Bonnie Struchen Judith Parrish, Bonnie Shull, Bonnie Struchen Eva Bosley, Grace Hines thirty-nine Chorus Mill' Q Orchestra l irry Biggs, Carol Nlarlin, Janicv Higgs, Larry Gooding lionniv Striivlwii, .loan Kohl, Barbara Williams, lildon Nlillvz, Rogvr lfdvvards, Grvgory Gilmorv Ihomas Roth, William Rlickonsdvi'l'vi', Stn-plu-ii Hamilton l'iula Sclirvim-r, .lavGall1raitli I irry liilvhi-mnan, liarrv Gooding, William Gil- Lncillu Hood. Wilma Mandvrlv, Sarah llorslall ,nm-Q.. .mlm Shun. LMTX, mugs IX-lorvs Rank, Kay Zimmvrman, llonniv Shall Vvra Robinson l ranklin llorslall. lfldxvarvl Crilvs, Larry llinis, liva lioslcy, Mariannv Critvs, Ji-anvllv Stoinlmavli 1.',-,mklm vyfmmsikl Ji.,-V, Iii.,-iw,-I liotlio Rank, Joan Kohl, Paula Sclirvim-1', Patsy Kiiglvr, Sara Kinscy H11-lil S4'h f'llWl- U'l'UY l'1'ilS1'- HIIVUIKI IVWY- Grarv Hinos, lic-vra lilind, Sharon .lvslm-r, liarvn .lark l'l1'il'l'v1', NN'iIliam XVallai'i- Parrish, Janicv lflnivrv, Sylvia llorslall CHORUS Nl' RICIIICARSAI. loanno Svvindorman, Shirloy Nlillvr, Linda Millar, Dali' SIJOIICOIQ Gregory Gilmorv, Larry 'l'nl'l'ord lionniiv Slruclivn, Janvt Gray Alvin Cappvl, David Rankin lx my Sc'l1i'vim-i', liarliara Williams, Virginia Fouls, A , , 1 Thomas Frank. Rogor Edwards, Paul Gooding JZIIIICU Riggs. livtty lirosvnhavhvi', Judy Par- . I Robert Bcgland, Rohm-rt Zimmerman ris 1 lliana Maple-. Norma Ilvck, Rita NlcMorroxv, Allvn Dallachoisa, Gary Fivocoat, Ibovlv llai-ding .ludilh Gooding, Mary Ann llogland William Ilorsfall, Ronald Clark fnrlqi' 11111 Varsity Club . Judith Gooding, Bonnio Sll'llf'l10ll, .Ioan Kohl, .lzinirv Higgs, Allvn ll2lllEll'll4Nll lion :ld C'lzu'k I nu H1 idlmx Willinn Grvgorv Gilmorv, Paul Gooding, Alvin fill Ol, lCx'vi'c-Ito Dixon, iz 'z . . PP llo lidu 1 li forty luv: llorsfzill, Larry Gooding li:1niGilinm'v C'l:n'k hairy Fix'm'o:nt5, 'l'll0lll2lS Frzuik, Stvphvn llzunillon ldon Miller, Rir'hzn'd Scott, Advisor, nnld llmcllr-y, .lorry Mclivown, l,zn'1'y Biggs, Gvorgv K1-t't'm', .Ianni-s Nl nxxxs Il Wil 'ard Shull, Donald Morrison, William Wzillzico, Harrold Addy, Thomzns Rot l ni G-Ettes llonnie Shull, Doris Burdette, Bonnie Struehen, Judith Parrish, Karen Parrish, Judith Gooding Kay Zinnnerman, Linda Miller, Joanne Swinderman, Marianne Crites, Mary Ann lieg- land, Grace Hines. Sharon Jester Janice Biggs, Joan Kohl, Patsy Kugler, Bevra Blind, Rita McMorrow. Shirley Miller Jeanette Steinbach, Eva Bosley, Janet Gray, Barbara Williams, Kay Schreiner Mrs. Virtue, Paula Schreiner fOl'fy'IlII'l?lZ Junior Play . . April 13, 1956 fo1'lV'fo11l' A CASE OF SPRINGTIME CAST Ilolz- Parker, who is on a spot ., ...... lflldon Mille! Mr. Parker, father . ,,,. ,,.. . Roger ludwards Mrs. Parker, mother , ,, Joyce Colwell Betty Parker, sister , .. .,., ,, . Kay lflrvin Sally Parker, sister ., , .,., , ,. Patsy lillgllll' Dlelclt- Parker, kid brother , . , , Jerry IVICK1-own Gwen Anderson, Diekie's 'llame ,. , , Delores Rank Joan Abernaker. principal's daughter. . Pau la Sehreiner I-lddie, her brother , ,,... , Larry Biggs Louella, Parker's maid . ,... ,,...,,, , Beverly Brick Mr. Abernaker, high school principal..l-lverette Dixon Mrs. Brunswick, l'.'l'.A. lady . ,Sarah llorsfall Mrs. James, P.'l'.A. lady . , Betty Grosenliaeher Mrs. llill, P.'l'.A. lady ,, ,,.,,. , Wilma Mauderly Plainclothes Men, the Law ., ...John Shull and James Meek Miss Bright, from the zoo . ,,..,.,.,... Dorothy Dixon Miss Walker, from the zoo ., Wilma Mauderly Tom, Bob's friend , Larry Bradley IT'S GREAT TO BE CRAZY FAST Betty Lou Maxwell. daughter Dorothy Dixon llernadine, Betty's hest friend ,, ., , Wilma Mauderly Connie Maxwell, daughter . . , , Patsy Kugler Wilhur Maxwell, son ,. Roger lifiwards Janet Maxwell, mother , ., , Paula Schreiner Hercules Nelson, Wilbur's bosom pal ,, Jerry Mclieown Aunt Mary, Mrs. Nelson's aunt Joyce Colwell John Maxwell, father , ,, ,,., .,,,..,, lf Ildon Miller Mrs. Jennings, Grox'er's mother , , .Betty Grosenhacher .l. U. Mallory, Mr. Maxwell's hoss ,, ldrerette Dixon Grover Jennin5.:s, Connie's boyfriend ,Larry Bradley Louie. a would-he robber Larry Biggs Gertrude, Louie's wife , ..,,,. ...,,,,,, I Delores Rank Gladys, who talks in a deep voice . , ,Sarah Horsfall llarry Smith, plain clothesman , . ., ,,,, . , John Shull Senior Play . . . November 9, 1956 fnrl.1 fil'1' Junior - Senior Bcmquef ! 'T'T 'V vi 1' 2 ll ll Candy Lund ' sw ' ' f0l'lf-SCI The Staff . -1-1 ds ,An , l - 322 'tj Patsy Kuglor, Sarah Horslall, Wilma Maudorly, Dolores Rank Paula Schreiner, Joyce Uolwcll, Dorothy Dixon Larry Higgs, Rogvr Edwards Mr. Padgitt, John Shull, Larry Hinos, Larry .lorry Mclioown 'I Y ll IA IIA WK STA lflt' Ealltorsz Larry Bradley and l'Ivc-rcllv Dixon Sports: John Shnll Art: Jvrry McKc-own ll.gh S1-hool Nvws and Ac-tlvitia-s: Dorothy Dixon Grazia- Ne-ws: Sarah Horsfall and Wilma Maudcrly Businvsru Managvrs and Prints-rs: Iildon Millvr. Rogor Edwards, Larry Biggs l'.rc-ulatlon Manage-rs: lflvrwetto Dixon, Eldon Millor, Sarah Horsfall and Delores Rank Gossip: Joyco Colwoll and Patsy Kuglor Spf-vial l 92lflll'1'! Paula Schrvinor and Dolorvs Rank Joke-s: Larry Hinos fol'Ij'-1'l'gfIl Bradley, lCldon Miller, l'Ix'Or0ttv Dixon, 110.-1 l. STA l l Exlitorz ltlldon Miller Arts and Sports: Jerry Mclioown Fzuwllty: Larry Hinos Seniors: Patsy Kugler and Delores Rank Class: Sarah Horsfall and Wilma Mandorly Ar-tivitie-sz John Shull Will: Joyce Colwcll History: Dorothy Dixon Prophe-cy: Paula Schreiner Bnsiness Managers: Roger Edwards, Larry loy, Larry Higgs and Iivorvtto Dixon MfQl'z'ifbQmen1'f9 S-CHREINER Motor Sales Your .... mamma l J 341 . . . . Dealer 126 N. Main St. Phone 33 or 74-9 UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO HUEBNER PAINT 81 BODY SHOP I O C PHONE 4-4764 Compliments of C. E. HANNA GNADENHUTTEN. OHIO Dry Cleaner 119 Allen Lane NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO I Compliments Grilvs Jewelry of Diamonds - Watches . Silverware Dr. Pllloff UHRlc:IIsvl1,lI.If1. OHIO Compliments of Dr. Jay A. Williams Optometrist Salels Dep't. Store UHRICHSVILLE. OHIO Nationally Advertised Brands Men's. Ladies. Childrens Clothes Compare Our Low Prices ffffr SCHREINER'S INSURANCE NValnut St. GNADENHUTTEN. OHIO On the Square NEW PHILADELPHIA. OHIO STOCKER SAND 81 GRAVEL CONCRETE BLOCKS TRANSIT MIXED PROTECTION CONCRETE OF EVERY KIND GNADENHUTTEN. oH1o V mpH 'en'S Diamond Rings Credit Of . MacDonald Dale K. Llndberg, M.D. , ' Diamond Shop and Robert Kuba, M.D. UI m1c:1e1sv11,1.lc. Ol no Russell E. Bennett I, . ,omplzmenls Real Estate and Of General Insurance Phone 1135 Uhrichsville, Ohio Dr. William Roche Hfly-one '1 U N G E R LUMBER CO. l'IVlfIIi'YTIIING IN BUILDING SUPPLIES You Name It - We Ha11eIt fir XX CENTURY FURNACE M' ROOFING 85 SIDING PLITMBING SUPPLIES INSULATION MILLWORK GENERAL CONTRACTING Residential and Commercial Phone 4-4428 GNADENHUTTEN, OHIO Dunlap Electric Co. HOTPOINT Appliances Sales 46 Service XVIRING KL SUPPLIES Phono 1402-J 202 N. Water St. UIIBICHSVILLE. OHIO Compliments of Kopp Candy Co. UHEICHSVILLE, oH1o GIBBS Chevrolet Sales., Inc. SALES Xa SERVICE T Compliments of Twin City Milk Co. Quality Dairy Products Phone 40 and Hfi Fmt Third sam ICC Crem UllZllCl-ISVII.I,ll, OHIO imma- an llhl-ifhwillc. om., Compliments of Iialicrns Jewelry Keepsake Diamonds Wu Ilfng llze Belles of Tuscarawas County New Phila. - Next to A. QQ R. Morris Cleaners IJ. fI'f'fIVIIAI3LI'f - QUALITY SERVICE ' Pfrzne 98 Uhrichsville. Ohio fiftq-Iwo I 'omplinzenls SllWV3l'tZ,S Jewelry Store of Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds F. B. Maurer Market Watch Repairing 216 East Tllirtl Street Phone 2451 UHRICHSVILLE. OHIO UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO l'mnplinw11Is of Twin City Greenhouse SAY 17' WITH FLOWERS IIl1n'iCl1svillc-. Ohio Phone 380 I '0lIZlIl..IHI?l7lS of The Ohio Savings X Trust Co. NEW' PHII,ADI+1I,PHIA. oH1o Dlefrzlwr I .lJ.l.ff. Tl -i - -A -. -.. V. MACKAY MEMORIALS 11015 lc. IIIGH AVE. New Philadelphia, Ohio U H R I C H FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 263 Uhrichsville, Ohio lffty-tffr Twin City Cleaners Fomplimenls Of ROSENBERRY BROS. June Allensworth 1057 N. Water Phone 4-95 D ealer I UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO Stanley Home Products I Fred Fairall Fomplimenls of Construction Co. Shumakervs Barber Shop Telephone 155 and 472 I TUSCARAWAS. OHIO UHRICHSVIIILE. OHIO I Y V M , ,-,, A .. , 1- Sis and Sonny Shop Infants' and Chi1dren's Wear 522 North Water St. Phone 1311 UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO Mrs. H. C. Helling, Prop. I is ,cen,v nan Haver Electric Supply Hotpoint Tappan We Sell We 11151011 We swipe Phone 8-6411 NEWCOMERSTOWN. OHIO Cforrzplimenls of Fillman's p Implement Sales Minneapolis Moline - New Idea Alsco Aluminum Siding and Storm Doors Farm Machinery PORT WASHINGTON, OHIO Conzplimenls of Vern 81 Ray's Gulf Service Expert Maintenance PORT WASHINGTON, OHIO lffly-four B. K. PFElFfER CIIEVRULET New and Used Cars and Trucks Distributors for UNITED STATES RUBBER CO. SEAT COVERS TIRES and TUBES CHAINS- BATTERIES NYLON SAFETY TUBES FAN BELTS PENZOIL GAS and OIL Gnadenhutten, Ohio , Phone 4 4335 VOMPLIMENTS OF K U H L Lumber SL Supply Co. faefayikmq in gwfcfmq PHONE 4-4325 GNADENHUTTEN, OHIO ffffy-19 Compliments of Uhrich Transfer Uhrichsville, Ohio GRILL 81 GRAY Agents for Richman Clothes NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO Reiser Pharmacy Prescription Druggist H. E. Reiser, Proprietor GNADENHI ITTEN OHIO Compliments of Stackhouse Oldsmobile Co. Oldsmobile Sales 8: Service Safety-Tested Used Cars Dail 4-2359 223 Boulevard Near Union Hospital, Dover, Ohio Cornplimenls of J. J. Newberry SI Co. NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN for VALUES NEW PHILADELPHIA. OHIO METZGER'S Real Estate Agency WALTER R. METZGER, Broker WILLIAM H. RUSSELL Salesman and Auctioneer PHONE 1134- 314 N. Water St., Uhrichsville, Ohio Fompliments of R. K. Lindsey DENNISON, OHIO hfty-six BEST WISHES Compliments CLASS OF 1957 of 'Q' T H E SCHREINER E V E N I N G BROS, CHRONICLE GNADENHUTTEN. OHIO U HBICHSVILLE, OHIO GOOD LUCK! f 'om pli ments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK of DENNISON DENNISON. OHIO Curtiss Jewelers LEADING GIFT STORE Diamonds of Distinction Newcomerstowll. Ohio Baltimore Clothing Clothes for the Entire Family NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO Phone 8-8188 Hfty-seven Romig Insurance General Insurance Phone 164 or 165 316 East Third Street Uhrichsville. Ohio Compliments of United Dept. Store FOR WORK OR DRESS WE SELL FOR LESS Uhrichsville, Ohio I . -- l 'omplinzents of Reichman Sr Jester GROCERIES - PRODUCE FROZEN FOODS SEAL TEST ICE CREAM I Courtesy of Williams Furniture 115 Front Ave. S.E. New Philadelphia. Ohio Phono 4-4711 Gnadenhutterl, O. Credit at a price you can afford Compliments of In Begland Insurance NEW PHILADELPHIA A CHC It's g y It is a Good Policy Not to Have a Bad One THE BosToN INC. NOTARY PUBLIC . . . Leads All Others Gfladeflhutfen, Ohifl TUSCARAWAS COUNTY'S GREATEST STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS Where Men and Young Men of Distinction Choose Thrifty - Stylewise Clothingl' Compliments of Schwab's Confectionery Home Made Ice Cream Home Cooked Meals - Gift Shop Phone 4-4323 Gnadenhutten, O. Hfty-eight R. E. MATHIAS Groceries Meats Fresh Vegetables Frozen Foods Health and Beauty Aids A COMPLETE LINE OF SEWING MATERIALS EVERYTHING FOR YOUR EVERY DAY NEEDS PHONE 4-4551 IN DRY GOODS GNADENHUTTEN 1 'omplimenls Of B O T I M E R FUNERAL HOME E24 Hr. Ambulance Service PHONE 4-4200 GNADENHUTTEN. OHIO Baumber er's g Floor, Wall and Sink Covering Service FREE ESTIMATES Phone 1259 413 N. Uhrich St. UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO Welclfs Truck Stop and Flo's Restaurant Route 36 PORT WASHINGTON, OHIO ffty-ni ne 1 OMPLIMPNI S' OF SUPERIOR CLAY CORPGRATION MANI!I'AI'7'l7lfl'If9 OF Sewer Pipe, Fire Clay, Flue Lining, Wall Coping Slove Pipe and Fittings, Chimney Tops and Other Clay Goods The Pipe of Quality UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO fV'0lllI7Iil7ll'llf.S' Y 0 E 7 S 0 H A R D W A R E f GNADENHUTPEN Genefalafgfdwafe BANK Plumbing Supplies Dexter Washers Your Savings Accvowzt Today Chief Paints and Varnishes Lands To Home Ownership Magic Chef Stoves Tomorrow. Pico ang! LzEiwnHBgy Igflovvcrs oo ru . ee s Ph 4 4321 American Standard Furnaces One - Phone 4-4217 GNADENHUTTEN. OHIO GNADENHUTTEN, OHIO Compliments I 'onzpliments of I N U W l G W A M , , 9 K E N N lf' D Y S Complete Fountain Service I. G. A. n Home Cooked Meals GROCERY STORE Ice Cream QQNAIJIQNI-IIl'I'1'lQNq OHIO Phono 4'-4720 Walnut St Gnadenhutten, Ohio 1 Slfly-Olll? 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Third St., Uhrichsville, Ohio I 'omplimenls of ALUMIWAL CO. Div. of ALsoo, INO. Manufacturers of ALUMINUM PRODUCTS GNADENHUTTEN, OHIO F ll t Compliments of ,Offlp Ifllefl S H and A Drug of PRESCRIPTIONS D W R M ll Accurately Compounded , P. . . 6 Ol' UHRICHSVILLE I- IVVV OAA+AY7Yi4V-gA YYv-T- I - ' 2 QA' nv K Compliments of ROIIi's Bar-B-Q II. J. McDonald Realtor Good Barbecue Sandwiches I 1105 East High Ave. NENV PHILADELPHIA, OHIO Phone 4--2588 1152 E. High Ave. NEVV PHILADELPHIA, OHIO sirty-four I 'om pli ments Compliments Of The BORDEN Co. I NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO BOTTLING Co. Grade A Dairy Products Phone 66 Phone 4'-2961 DENNISON, OHIO C 'om pliments Compliments of of UNITED MILLER'S BANK RESTAURANT UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO sixty-Eve Congratulations from DOVER . . . THE CENTER BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY TUSCARAWAS COUNTY RETAIL BUSINESS DIVISION The DOVER CHAMBER of COMMERCE Compliments Of C A P P E L MOTOR, INC. Your LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER NPIVV PHILADELPHIA. OHIO Compliments of Campbell 81 Smith Pharmacy The Prescription Store UHRICHSVILLE. OHIO Compliments of Twin City Lumber Co. Uhrlchsvlllo. Ohio Ph ,34 Compliments of Ch rest Motor Sales BIGGS' Packard and Studebaker LADIES, APPAREL Sales and Svr'1:ic'e 1 1 and 101 N. Wzltel' St. Phone 101 UHRICHSVILLE. OHIO 1CHILDREN'S WEAR Phone 4-481 1 Gnadenhutten. Ohio 1 l'OmpIfrm'nts 'lirnent.g1O L of P f Watkins Trucking Inc. q Tusco- M1 g. Cu. Charles Thomas DITCHING and CRANE SERVICE Y , .J- ' 12. PHONE 2292 DENNISON, OHIO . ...1,....... ........... . . fsf12?!xfg4w1 GOSHEN DAIRY CO. HOMOGENIZED VITAMIN ... D .- MILK IS THE FINEST MILK MONEY CAN BUY 139 Second St. N.W. Phone 4--21 741 NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO THE DAILY TIMES TUSCARAWAS COUNTY'S LEADING NEWSPAPER Exclusive UNITED PRESS TELEPHOTO PICTURES DAILY Local, State, National, and World News Daily Compliments Compliments Of Of VIC SCHREINER CAMPBELUS URY HARDWARE Motor Sales 320 North Main Uhrichsville, O. GNADENHUTTEN, OHIO sixty-eight i l 1 1- COM PL1 M EN TS OF Indian Village Federal Savings and loan Association GN ADENHUTFEN, OHIO COMPLIMEN TS OF THE HICKS C0. FURNITURE and CARPETS DENNISON, - - OHIO GOOD! G'S I. G. A. FOODLI ER TREN TON AVE. ROUTE 36 U hrichsville, Ohio f, Heywood C. Clark Provision Company THE G. D. HAAS Pork Packers HARDWARE PURE PORK SAUSAGE Kelvinator Refrigerator HAMS - BACON - LARD and LUNCHEON MEATS Tappan Range Sinn' 1905 DENNISON. OHIO DHNNISON, OHIO evenly Compliments of Dr. M. A. Williamson Compliments of G. Sz G. Paint 81 Wallpaper Home of O'BRIEN PAINTS and IMPERIAL WALLPAPERS Next to Post Office Uhrichsville Phone 434 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ,57 Phone 678 512 Newport Avenue Gnadenhutten Greenhouse PHONE 4--4592 New and Used Auto Parts and Accessories Also Dealers in Scrap Materials of all Kinds Portraits by LENZO Camera and Movie Supplies NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO Quality Shoe Repair 143 South Broadway NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO From Old To New With Any Shoe I 'ompliments of Western Auto Associate Store Home Owned - C. A. WATTS NEWCOMERSTOVVN. OHIO Twin City Electric Co. Electrical Supplies G.E. Refrigerators 113 East Third Street Phone 221 UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO S6U6flfy 0718 For the BEST Haircut In Town See Wilbarger 81 Reichman GNADENHUTTEN Y A G G I Cheese Factory Manufacturers of Domestic Swiss Block Cheese NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO House of Stones . The Orr F urnlture Co. for QUALITY JEWELRY 224- North Water Street Phone 446 UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO DENNISON, OHIO Complimenfs of Fompliments of Indian Village Motors Twin City Hardware DQSOTO PLYMOUTH Gfladeflhutten, Ohio UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO Compliments of A. W. Reiser G. F. Lanning 81 Son WALLPAPER PAINT 8a WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS - GIFTS General Insurance GN ADENHUTTEN, OHIO Phone 120-I Uhrichsville, Ohio seventy-two Compliments Of U WM BAKERY SMITH - CORONA Typewriters Sales and Rentals A COMPLETE LINE OF Office and School Supplies Gifts O F F I C E APPLIANCE CO. 119 W. Third St. Dover, Ohio SPONSORS GINNY'S PASTRY SHOP ...................................... ....... D ennison, Ohio PARK SERVICE .................... ........... D ennison, Ohio E. J. BEITLER ................... Uhrichsville, Ohio I. E. SMITH .................... Uhrichsville, Ohio WADE ELECTRIC ........... Uhrichsville, Ohio PAUL'S COFFEE SHOP ....... Uhrichsville, Ohio HUNT'S SHOE STORE ....... Uhrichsville, Ohio KAY SCOTT SHOP ................................... Uhrichsville, Ohio STRATTON DEPARTMENT STORE ....... ........... D ennison, Ohio COCA-COLA .................,.......................... ..... D ennison, Ohio OHIO HOTEL ............................. ........... D ennison, Ohio JOHN BROWNING GARAGE ...... Uhrichsville, Ohio SEARS ............................................ Uhrichsville, Ohio MECHANISMS COMPANY ...... Uhrichsville, Ohio GENE'S TRUCK STOP ........... Uhrichsville, Ohio RUGER EQUIPMENT INC. ...... Uhrichsville, Ohio CARMES BEAUTY SHOP ...... ........... D ennison, Ohio ABERTHS BAKERY ............. ,...... U hrichsville, Ohio ZELPHA'S .................. .............. U hrichsville, Ohio seventy three SENIOR, FACULTY, AND ACTIVITY PICTURES in this G O A L By HARMON STUDIO PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL P H O T O G R A P H Y 240 W. 3rd St. Phone 3-6101 Dover, Ohio PRINTING PLATES for the GOAL THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING AND ELECT ROTYPE COMPANY 413 Schroyer Ave. Canton 2, Ohio y-four Nwiaqawph seventy-Hve K ,ef 9 1 '- 4 1. ! ' E S K3 W I, ' -4 2 w Q a 1 fr -5 ' x ,,.-7-. g 5 .- V AQ .Q ,5 I' ,L , is - X 7 5 , ' H 1 i 3 i Z i 2 1 S 5 s 1 i. .5 , l x S 's I , ? 5 i , a . .1 .gf -1 A M .2 .X X., 'i - . a .,1 I , Q 'z N. , f r 1 . W , b . I 1 A G ' , 1, , ,... , . ,f .3 V fl- ' 1 f i it 4 2 - K xfw, ' , -x 3 ,- . .::T'...,. V s .x1A f P . 4 A 4 , 4 4.