Goshen Union High School - Goshonian Yearbook (Damascus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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Af - --...T L---- A , ,,--- If d - -Background -----,l,,,, Q AtVI ...,,,, ,H CIass of I954 Presents G3 ' ' Q 0 QD!! 4ZHl. a X Q e X54 H Gur Theatre e 1 1 e I w If 4 4 e f ' I X X ,L 0 ' 5 5 AA f or me f XX E 'IN ,f In Memoriam 5 Joseph Bedell, a member of the Sophomore Class, died on September 3, 1953, of polio. He was born in Salem, June 28, 1938. He was a member of the fresh- man basketball team, of the Bov Scouts, and of the Trinity Lutheram Church in Sebring. Dedication To Marilyn Honaker, who served as advisor during our junior and sen- ior years, we, the Class of 19524, wish to dedicate this seventeenth edition of the Goshonian. She has been a friend as well as a teacher throughout our high school days,hold- ing before us high ideals of scholars ship and character. She has given freely of her time, energy, and patience to aid us in attaining our goals, and in making the Washington, D. C. trip a reality. For her in- spiration, her wise counseling, and her keen insight into our problems and plans, we wish to express our deep appreciation. Board of Education i -...rf T. R. Sommerville, M s. Frances Sangree, Bruce Riley, Vice-President, LaVern Owen,President5 C. G. Long,Superintendent3 M ron A. west, Clerk, Robert Champion. we are very proud of the new addition to our high school. This includes two junior home rooms, a senior home room, a typing room, a science room with a laboratory, and a gymnasium. The new gymnasium will be completed with the laying of the floor. The newlyhelected members of the board not included in the picture are Mr Jay Bricker, Mr. Glen Shreve, and Mr. Robert L. Dickson, President. . f Program 5 Act I J, , Directors Q MMMXSEQ Wffx fm rw r E r MQ, y f N .1 Faculty SUPERINTENDENT CARL G . LONG Ohio Wesleyan, B. S. Ohio State, M.A. PRINCIPAL WILLIAM MATASY Newberry, B . A . Kent, My A o Mathematics . WELIAM GODWARD Miss LEILA HENDERSON gi-RIEg1qnHgNiTfER Yolmgstovm Col- Y011f1SSt0WT1 Col- lege B lg Q ' lege' B' S' in 1egeiB' A' . University. of Education' Engllsh' Latln' Wisconsin M. S. 303-E1 Science: Science. 3 O o WILLIAM INGOLD Mount Union Col- lege, B. A. in Education. History, Govern- ment Q t5F', 'f , . in- .I G, . X'.- f Wweiwum ef-smuwwy 2-15Q'57Zf'.f' I ffl 775.15- L'V'1,5 if f 15e4s:.4r twgnifmx ElJis,i,l SFHESQFU wpq,.'ge stm.sff .K : ,. -'1 . fl H fr ' - , aero 'J. ASNE W ni fi .v5rrA3n lit. Ya iis'w+iEe. W in 3 . ,Liflff5ff'. 21, JILLIAM VAN BROCKLIN I Miami University, B. S. History, English, Geography, Coach. I 1 mia Mi' ,X f ' f r MRS. NANCY KOENREICH Wittenburg, B. S. in Education. Commercial. 096, MBS. LOIS WATSON Bowling Green University, B.S. in Education. English. MISS LINDA SAULINO College of St. Mary of the Springs, B. A. Mathematics. MISS DAISY STACKHOUSE Kent University Ohio State Uni- versity, B. S., M. A. Home Economics. T35 ALLEN WEST ALEX YUHANIAK Mount Union Col- lege, B. S. Musica Kent University, B. S. in Educa- tion o Industrial Arts. Bus Drivers 5 .I Claude Mosher, LaRue Stratton, Kenneth Heston, Ray HostetteI3 Howard Stitle, Fred Weingart, Earl Malcomson, Elmer Hardy, Kenneth Gobely. Custodians Secretary gs Carl Shewell, Eva Shewell, Glenn Maurer. Mrs. Ethel Rogers I 2' Program Act II, ,------ --The C t i Classes -L is W X iggjiszawm X565 M MM HM JM' if Class Flower: Red Rose 'I2 'Sta rs' Class Motto In ourselves the future lies. Galen Beck, Nancy Bricker, Myron Stallsmith Eileen Bradley. Class Colors: l Blue and White President- --------- -- -------------------------- Galen Beck Vice-President ----------------------------- Eileen Bradley Secretary ----------------------------------- N ancy Bricker Treasurer ------------ -------------------- Myr on Stallsmith gn Sc: ,C i ' X ' S DONNA BAIRD WA swell person to know,W Entered from Can- field High School Sophomore Year. Scholarship Team 1, 23 Home Economics Club l,2. LEN BECK UGood sense,good ture, and brains ways join.n ass President l, 3,hgAnnual Staff bg Student Coun- lg Miss Print aff hg Scholar- 'p Team l,2,3g nior Scholarship am bg Junior ayg Senior Playg sketball 1,2,3, ' Baseball l,2,3, Y BOWKER WHis singing has arm to soothe a vage.n or Playg Foot- l l,2,3,hg Band 2,3,h3Miss Print aff hgBasketball 5 Dance Band 2,3, 3 chorus l,2,3,h3 eretta 1,33 Stu- nt Band Director Q Qklartet 33 he ..,-,.-,w.i,.,,,,,,,, RICHARD BAUMAN UA remark to fit every occasion.U Basketball Manager l,2. fZlLJffPW-- W ,, DONALD BLASIMAN WHe who does not talk a lot saves 'tvI'0U.b1e o U Baseball 2g Chorus 1. EILEEN BRADLEY WShe will suc- ceed in whatever she attempts.n Class Secretary l, 2,35 Class Vice President hg Miss Print staff ug An- nual Staff 3,h3Ed- itor bg Scholar- ship l,2,33 Senior Scholarship Teamg Football Queen At- tendant 2,35 Home- coming Queen bg Junior Playg Sen- ior PlaygChorus 1, 2,35 Operetta 25 Latin Club 1, 2, President 2. WReady and wlll l , V- Y-W -,, ..,.,,,,--wwvvwurv-xrw1'r-my ,W , ,.,,,,,,.,,,..,.-.... ..-. -,--W-W - av-.-,-w- .-.--..,......,.Y-,. ,,..,,v. -.-. a-... -...--,W rw... r:r.,,.,.,- we-.af 'vw---ff - f -,-1-fn V NANCY BRICKER UShe can't begin to count her many frlends N G1rl's State 3 Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary M, Mlss Prlnt Staff M, Annual Staff h, Scholarship Team 3, Llbrarian h Junlor Play, Stu dent Play Director h, Latln Club 1,2 in to do hi part W V108 Presldent 2 Miss Prlnt Staff L h, Annual Staff Scholarshlp Team 3 Senior Scholarship Senior Play, Band 1, Basketball 1,2 3,h, Chorus 1. MARGARET CRISS UTh1rd finger left hand U Entered from At water High School Senlor Year Chorus h, Home onomlcs Club M E14 3 ' s C .' 3 DONALD CAPEL f g S C ' i ' s l ' l Team Lmrunior Playg ' ' ' : . l-Q ' Ec- Z I L ANNETTE BUSH WAre books her only interest?N T Latin Club 1,2. DOROTHY CLARK UHer dimples seg off her person s U Student Council 3, hgCheerleader 1,2, 35 Miss Print lg Junior PlaygChorus 1,23Home Economics Club 1 2,3,h,Pres- ident Z. JANET DAVIS WCheerfulness an excellent Wea ing quality.n Miss Print h3Chor l,2,3,hg Home E onomics Club l,2, M. VERLY DEVALL WTO know her is like her.n ual Staff hgMiss int Editor bgsen- Playg Chorus 1, ,bg Operetta 35 in Club 1,2. ATRICIA GALBREATH WHer sweetness arms them al1.W udent Council 25 ss Print Staff bg ual Staff hg Li- arian 33 Cheer- ader 1,?,3,b5Home Znomics Club 1,3 'ILLIAM GOTSCHALL WHe's our easy- oing sharpshoot- ron tered Junior ear from Carroll- on High School. ior Playg Sen- or Play, Bas et- all 3, M W RONNIE FELGAR NA steady, easy- soins guy-W RICHARD GOLOGRAM NAn industrious and sincere worker? Entered from Leeton ia High School Sen- ior Year. Miss Print Staff bg Senior Scholarship Teamg Senior Playg Band h. NORMAN HAESSLY WThere's mischief in those eyes.n Attended Newcomers- town High School Junior Year. 15 MARILYN HEADLAND UAll nice things come in small packs ages.' Student Council 3, hs Annual Staff hs Miss Print P43 Li- brarian by Junior p1ay3 Senior Plays Chorus l3 Band 2, 33 Latin Club 1,23 Home Economic Club 132. WILLIAM LUCAS uStill water runs deep.U Football 2, 3,l5 Basketball l,2. ADA McBRIDE UGood girls now- adays are hard to find . Miss Print Staff M3 Annual staff lu Home Economics Club 1,2,3,h. is 4- 'af , .wg Q.. 16 KATH EEN KAMPFER NShe does wha she sets out t do.' Miss Print Staff Annual Staff hs L brarian 23 Choru 3, 133 Latin Club, 23 Home Economic Club hs Book Clu 3. RUTH MALMSBERRY WAlways prese with a smile.n Miss Print Staff Librarian 23Cho 1,2,3,h5 Home Ec nomics Club 1,23 I-I-3 Book .30 EMMM IDA McBRIDE NTo travel is fondest desire.n Miss Print Staff Annual Staff h3H Economics Club l, 33'-lo CARL MCCARTNEY HHe's all set for big-league baseball.u al Staff ug ootball lg Base- all 3,h3Band l,2, 33 Dance Band 2,3. F W 717, QQ R31 DBERT MISKIMINS Nwhat a mania nnior PlaygSenior -ay5Footba11 1,2, hg Basketball 1, 3. WW iIRLEY NUTT nwedding bells ll be ringing IOHQN .udent Council hs -ss Print Staff bg .nual Staff bg otball Queen At- nndant bg Junior cy, Senior Playg in Club 1,25 Ee Economics b 3,h. www, Zwmfwd NORMA MILLER 'That ring must give her that sweet smile.' Student Council 1, 23 Home Economics Club l,2,3,h5 Club Secretary h. IDA NELSON WJust another passer-by.U Entered from Wells River High School Senior Year. EARNEST PIFER NSebring's loss is our gain.n Entered from Se- bring High School Senior Year. Football b. Q FW it Jqmyixka ,VJ fx. Luz 17 JAMES RAMSEY true height is 'the measure of a man,U Miss Print Stafflg Football 3,bgBase- ball 2,35 Basket- ball 2,3,b. . SYLVIA ROTH UAlways ready to help a friend.U Miss Print Staff bg Chorus l,33 Oper- etta 35 Home Econ- omics Club 1, 2, 3, M, Club Vice President M' Cafag' teria 1,2,3,h ,fjvdk Lf , vw X' I w FM' J BERNICE SANOR nlt is nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice.U Student Council 1, 2,3,h3 Scholarship Team 2,33 Student Play Director 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, bg Operetta 33 Latin Club 1, 2. 18 DONALD RARDON nHis interests music and cars.n Football lg Bas ball lg Band l,2, Dance Band 2, Chorus 1. Qfjf 3, WW BEVERLY RUGGLES HAn interest everyone and eve thing.W Miss Print hg Se ior Play3Librari 23 Chorus l,2,3, Latin Club l, Book Club 3, Se retary 33 Home E onomics Club M. CORA SH WELL nHere, there, everywhere.n Band l,2,3,hgDan Band b3Chorus 1, Home Economi Club l,2,3,h, , . , WW, , ,.,,,,..,-.-,.-..-. ..,. . - 1 RON STAIQLSMITH UEither I will ind a way or make ne.n tudent Council 1, ,3,h, President 5 Miss Print h5 nual Staff h5 enior Scholarship eam5 Junior P1ay5 enior Playg Foot- bll 1,2,3,h5 Bas- etball 1,2, 3,h5 aseball l,2,3,h. IARIIYN STRATTON A light heart -iveth long.W ibrarian 25Chorus ,2,35 Operetta 35 d l,2,3,h5Dance d 25 Home Eco- mics Club 1,2,3, 5 Book Club 3. IRIS SWIGER WQuiet, smiling, friendly.n e Economics b 1,2,3,h,Treas- I' he m , A 7p9 Nj WJ ff WWW uw.--G-.wil JOHN STOFFER There 's a lot of deviltry be- neath nw' mild er- terior.' Student Council M5 Annual staff ug Junior P1ay5Senior P1ay5 Chorus 1,35 Operetta l,3. JOANNE SUMMER Oh, those beau- tiful eyes! W Miss Print Staff L5 Annual Staff 1,3 Scholarship Team 1, 25 Football Queen Runner-up h5Chorus 1,2,3,h5 Operetta 35 Home Econom:i.cs Club 1,2,3,L,. GERALDINE SWIGER So quiet we hardly know shefs there.W Home Economics Clxb l,2,3,h, Club Trea- surer M. , v 5 F -yy - M 19 Q 1 fl . . Ii 1 ? 4 JAMES TAYLOR UDo not worry about me I'll get 3 around.U Entered Junior Year from Beloit High School. LINDA WALLACE UA merry, cheer- ful little lass.n Latin Club l,2. GLENDA WHITACRE UHer motto is 'good work with high grades'.n Student Council hg Miss Print Staff hg Annual Staff hs Scholarship Team 2 33 Senior Scholar- ship Teamg Junior Playg Senior Playg Librarian U5Chorus l,2,3,hg Operetta 35 Latin Club l,2. JANET WYATT WThe quiet and friendly type.U Entered Junior Year from Philippi High School. Home Economics Club 3,h. 20 CLIFFORD VIRDEN ULife is too short for worry.n Entered Junior Yea from Beloit. KENNETH WEINGART WHe's the strong silent type.n Basketball 1, 25 Football 2. WAAA NMS LARRX WOLFORD UA tall, dark, and handsome won- der who still has us in suspense.W Ql,1fLXEl ' f f .1 DARXLENE WYSS 1 WShe gains he friends by bein one.n Class Treasurer 2 Class Vice Pres ident 3 3 Studen- COUIICIU.. 1339,-l,SSC' retary 3,Vice Pre ident h5Cheerlead 1,2,3,h'MiSS Staff L5 Juniol Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff hi Librarian 3gChoru l, 2, 3, bg Lat' Club l,2. Class Histor What excitement there was on the bright sunny day of September 5, 1950 when fifty-seven freshmen assembled in the freshman home room to meet new and old friends. Mr. Matasy, our advisor, helped us conduct the election of our class officers who were: president-Galen Beck, vice-president-Bruce Reno, secretary-Eileen Bradley, treasurer-Merle Secrest. Our Student Coun- cil members were Galen Beck, Norma Miller,Bernice Sanor, and Darylene Wyse. When school opened again--there we were sophomores. During the first week of school with the help of our advisor, Mr. Van Brooklin, we elected class officers and Student Council members for the year. They were pres- ident-Galen Beck, vice president-Donald Capel, secretary-Eileen Bradley, treasurer-Darylene Myss. Dorothy Clark was our Miss Print reporter. The Student Council members were: Bernice Sanor, Myron Stallsmith,Norma Miller, and Patricia Galbreath. Our class held our yearly hayride in October. The World History Class under the supervision of Mr. Ingold went to Pittsburgh to the Museum. Miss Honaker's Biology Class visited the Cleveland Museum and Zoo. The Latin Class and teacher, Miss Middlesworth, attended the Buhl Planetarium in Pittsburgh. Then in May our class had a picnic at Dunn Eden which concluded our school activites for our sophomore year. We entered the junior room without realizing what a busy year was a- head of us. In order to start out right, we elected our officers. Our officers were: president-Galen Beckgvice president-Darylene Wyesgsecretary- Eileen Bradley, treasurer-Nancy Bricker, assistant treasurer-Myron Stall- smith. Student Council members were: Bernice Sanor, Marilyn Headland, Dorothy Clark, and M ron Stallsmith. Darylene Wyss was elected secretary of Student Council. We started our money-raising campaign to pay for our senior trip to Washington D. C. by selling food at football games. We also earned money by selling hose, sox, Christmas cards, candy, magazines, and by sponsoring bake sales, dances, and roller skating parties. we were the first class to have a carnival, which was a great success.With the product- ion of HFinders Creepersn we accomplished our goal of 32,000. We were greatly helped in our endeavor to raise money by our sponsor, Miss Honaker. Oh! At last we are finally dignified Seniors. We started this year out by selecting our class colors--navy blue and white, flower--red rose, and our motto, Nln ourselves the future lies.n Under the supervision of Mr. Ingold, October 7, we spend the day in Cleveland at the Federal Reserve Bank. We presented the play, HThe Tele- vision Mysteryn under the direction of Miss Honaker,on Friday, November 13, l953. We earned 3300 this year, which will enable us to spend four days on our trip. Now we are looking forward to the exciting night of nGraduation,n and then--Wwashington, look out, for here we come.n Class Will Bob M. Clifford V. Darylene W. Bevel' 13' R' Ida Mae N' X 6 S 5 L7 X 5 X X f l After Short Eugene S. Galen W- Martha B. Jerry H' y Stay Marilyn 5' Kenny M Jim R. Sylvia R. Ruth M. x l I 1, -7' a El C X c.. .. : Goshen N 0 Q G faBu3 7 x Tflarianne S, Judy W. Paul K. June H' I-I2-rsha S' Myron S. Nancy B. Janet W. Joanne S. Don B. 1 O b wffl' - l ,Atv my QQAI. I xx oj All Glum Larry D. People Shirley M, Martha M. Dale B. Norma M. Ada M. Norman H. Dorothy C. Harry B, .9 0 XXIII 1 X 1 ' SWR f H X cena 5055 ox f iE0 .. Sarah E. Pearl P, Bob M. Janet S. John E. Don R' 501111 S' Jim T' Geraldine S. Larry W' 11 - -, ' Q 0 ? 9 2 EI V Butch M. Buddy H. B012 S. 1' Bllen M. i Bob K. ,, Peggy C. C3111 M, Beverly D Eileen B, Richard B. . 1 1 X X ' 'I f D I 00 Q Barbara R. Jim W. Shirley M- ? Bruce G. Ernest P. William L Don C. Annette Bo Patty G. loo' l lv X Q J.KlS QM 0 Q-7 . -, F-+...., I- Q - Keith H. Lowell H. Jim H. Jam A. Marilyn P' Janet D, Ronnie F, Galen B. Donna B. Linda W. . ,X - M N C53 ' Jean E. Beverly W. Jerry S. Peggy C. Sandra L. Kathleen K. Richard G. Marilyn H Bernice s. Doris S- 9 .4 rx .vivnu dj 3 av. 39 Ig.: .V'9.'E: I J A N 'vu .., : I -1 0 'x Q-I 4 Il ' 4' Cecil. H. Lee M. Norma J. Roger W. Martha M. Ida M, Glenda W' Bill G. Shirley N. Cora S. E 1 O PHS av.-f ' 0 I... J, zgzmf fa fa LAP Naomi H, Bet-by D. Jjln E. ROXBIIIIB. C. Joan E. Class Prophecy Crystal Ball, Crystal Ball, Your duty is to tell us all About the lives of our 'Sh grads As they tread through life On their various paths. As the haze lifts a Broadway Theater comes into view. It is the WJip- Jointn owned by Kenny Weingart and situated on the corner of Bricker Avenue and h2d Street. This street was named after New York's famous first lady, Mayor Nancy Bricker. As we go up the steps we notice on the billboard that this is the open- ing night for the new smash hit WMemoirs of the Class of 'Shu written by the unsurpassed team of DeVall and Sanor. This is Beverly and Bernice's tenth hit in a row on Broadway. On entering the lobby we see Janet Davis, the owner of the nation-wide NDavis Shoe Stores.u She made a fortune on WNelson's Footsiesn designed by Ida Nelson. We walked to our seats with Beverly Ruggles, editor, and Kathleen Kampfer, society photographer, of the New York K and R Times, the largest newspaper in New York. As we sit down, the orchestra directed by Don Rar- don started playing the overture written and arranged by Richard Gologram. Glancing around we see Richard Bauman, the soft drink tycoon, entering with his manager William Lucas, a very shrewd business man. They manufac- ture UDrink-IteAllU soda nop. Beside us sits Don Capel the Hollywood Talent Scout from Wyss and Gal- breath Studios. Darylene and Patty are planning to make a movie from this stage play. Handsome Bob Miskimins and exotic Shirley Nutt will play the leading parts. ' pmOn the other side of us are sitting Linda Wallace manufacturer of Wwallace Freckle Remover.N With her is her partner Donna Baird who is in charge of the distribution. She travels all over the world selling this product. They tell us that Cora Shewell is the owner of the Break them up or Make them up Matrimonial Bureau. Looking at our programs we see that the glamorous Eileen Bradley is the star and the exciting Galen Beck is her leading man. Now that the play has begun we can see why they are the most demanded team on Broadway. As Miss Bradley enters we see she is wearing a stunning gown created by Malmsberry of New York. Ruth Alice is l of the lO best dressed women of the world because she designs her own clothes. Doris and Geraldine Swiger are her private seamstresses. They sew only for the New York dowagers Dorothy Clark, the young socialite, is their most frequent visitor. You have probably read about her gay parties at her mansion on Sth avenue. Miss Clark's best friend and neighbor, Joanne Summer, arrived late. She has just started a new fad in hair styles, the nKurley Kuen originated by Norma Miller of WLa Charme Solon.W As the curtain falls on the first act and we go to the Lounge, we meet Mr. and Mrs. John Stoffer. Mrs. Stoffer is the former Ada McBride. They are the owners of a large cattle ranch in Texas. After renewing old ac- quantances, we start back to our seats when we see a crowd of people push- ing two fellows around demanding autographs. On closer look we See that it is Bill Gotschall, the owner of the sensational Cleveland Buckeye Basket- ball Team, with his star center, Jim Ramsey. He set a new world's record for shooting baskets. They were flown in from Chicago by Wolford Airlines. Larry just acquired the airline and Jim Taylor is the chief pilot. The second act has just begun when we reach our seats and the new sen- sational singing team, Peggy Criss and Harry Bowker, are introducing a song which we think will soon be on the Hit Parade. Just now there is a commotion and we must stand to let Annette Bush, the noted writer, whose latest book is NHOW To Enjoy Readingu go by. The reason she was late was due to the fact that she got the wrong taxi. It happened to be from WStratton's Better Late Than Neveru Taxi Service owned by Marilyn Stratton. She had to drive it herself because her driver, Clif- ford Virden, was called out to bring the four-star general, Ernest Pifer, from the Queen Mary. He has just returned from active duty in the Pacific. On the way he picked up Ida McBride who was also on the ship. She is Er- nest's traveling secretary. Now that the second act is over,we are invited to go back stage by the famous director, Myron Stallsmith, followed by his 'second brainn Glenda Whitacre. She is the highest paid secretary in the U. S. today as she is always present to see that all appointments are kept. We notice the beautiful scenery drawn by the well-known artist, Carl McCartney. we are introducted to his wife, the former Marilyn Headland, who also acts as his secretary. While we were back stage, one of the stage hands broke his ankle, and they rushed him to the Wyatt Hospital. Janet's head nurse is Sylvia Roth. we know that the stage hand will get the best of care. We got back to our seats just as the third act begins. Looking again at the box seats, we see Sir Donald Blasiman. He inherited a Castle and grounds in England where he is experimenting with a new cow medicine guar- anteed to UKill or Cure.U Beside him is that Wall Street broker, Ronnie Felgar, and Norman Haessly. Ronnie made his money from stock invested in Norman's Clunker Car Corporation,the biggest car manufacturer in the world. After sitting back and seeing the rest of the show, we find the haze once again grows heavy and a clear crystal ball once again is all we can see, as the door of our past slowly closes. '...r . -,.- W--wer-fu-v ww---ff,---W-W nw W, ,, 'Understudies' V.W,.-.,,,..rvqq-11 .. -1.'-Ware, V ,. . Beverly Wang, Gerald Stayton, Betty Denny. Marilyn Hoopes, Donald Mercer, Galen Weingart, Marsha Stratton. President ---------- -- ------------- - ------- Gerald Stayton Vice-President ----------------------- -------- - Betty Denny Secretary ------- - --------- -- --------------- Beverly Wang Treasurers -------------------------- - ------ Mar ilyn Hoop es Galen Weingarb Assistant Treasurers ---------------------- Marsha Stratton Psa GQ Donald Mercer Q0 'i 'I s 7 .'x 3 I --unnnndlmnnnnuni Siflls fl Junior Class Seated: 2nd Row: 3rd Row hth Row 5' th Row The Junior Class nominated Roxanna Calhoun, Doris Stanley, Lucille Mosher, Mary Ewing, Mariann Stratton, Martha Butch, Betty Denny, Martha McBride, Naomi Headland, Gayle Stoffer. Mrs. Koenreich, Patricia Griffith, Janet Stanley, Carol Stoffer, Sara Earley, Joan Earley, Marcia Gregg, Carol Phillips, Marilyn Hoopes, Shirley McBride, Marsha Stratton, Beverly Wang. Eugene Stallsmith, Robert Woolf, Gerald Steer, Gerald Walters, Leroy Hostetter, Larry Davies, Budd Hoopes, Robert Miller, Miss Saulino. Donald Mercer, Royce Miller, Robert Armstrong, Gary Greenamyer,Homer Sanor, James Ryser, Richard Pow, Cecil Hahn, Larry Wallace, James Weingart, Lee Mellott, Warren Sanor, Carroll Hieronimus. Gerald Stayton, James Griffith, Galen Weingart, James Stonemetz, James Hahlen, Harold.Warren, Dave Ritchey, Lee Morrow, John Grim, Robert Mapes, Jerry Hoyt, Lowell Hoffmaster, Donald Swartz, Bruce Weingart, Keith Lofland, Bruce Galbreath. and elected their class officers and Student Council members. The Student Council members are Bruce Weingart, Jerry Hoyt Betty Denny, James Stonemetz, Ronald Bricker, Robert Armstrong, Eugene Stalli smith, James Hahlen, and Marsha Stratton, secretary. Our goal for the Washington trip is S3,uoo. we have sold Christmas cards and cand hose ma Z' h 1 C' ' ' y, , ga ines, sc oo supplies, sponsored two dances, two roller skating parties, and a hillbilly show, and sold refreshments at the athletic functions at our school. We had bake sales in Salem and a Mardi Gras Carnival, which proved fun for all. ' upporting Actors' Richard Cain, Norma Johnson, James Earley, Thomas Hahlen. Joyce Wycoff, Janet Mincks,Lanny Brunner,Vera Greenamyer. President ----------------------------------- Norma Johnson Vice-President ------------------------------- Richard Cain Secretary ------------------------------------ Janet Mincks Treasurer --------------------------------- Vera Greenamyer PI'9Sident ' -------- ----------- --------. - J am es Earley Vice-President- ------------ ----..- ---- ...... Thomas Hahlen SeC1'e'0a1'Y '----- ---- -------- --------- J oyce Wycofi' Treasurer' ' '-' -'------- ----------- Lanny B runn er 'CD I X ,... , I E. Sophomore C ass 1 I 1 IQ I i fn f,-wx mx., - N V - . . , , , Seated: 2nd Row: 3rd Row hth Row Sth ROW Mary Ellen Mnnsell, Sally Willis, Nadine Barnes, Jean Earley, Bonita Maurer, Vera Greenamyer, Susie Gidley, Joyce Wycoff, Judith Neingart, Patty'Webber. Mr. Godward, Eva Nelson, Marie Hobe, Janet Mincks, Alice Stanley, Arla Hoffman, Barbara Ruggles, JoAnn Carpenter, Linda Lucas, Arla Wuthrick, Joyce Beck, June Hartman, Sylvia Reeves, Mr. Van Brooklin. Kenneth Blasiman, Ramon Lora, David Bayless, Gloria Odey, Norma John- son, Audrey Glassburn, Carol Odey, Judith Knopp, Kathleen Wuthrick, Edward Ryser, Eugene Stoffer, Eddie Cameron. Robert Kuzma, Willard Whaley, Alton Weingart, Denis Flugan, Thomas Hahlen, Paul Roose, James Jose, Tom Johns, Gordon Roberts, Larry Weingart, Denis Karlen, Richard Powell. Robert Spiker, Gary Reichenbach, Lanny Brunner, Andrew Burt, Wayne Price, Henry Sanford, David Herbert, Paul Kampfer, James Earley, Barry Fowler, William Bradley, Joh Meissner, Richard Cain, Gordon Hall, Paul Bauman. The Sophomore Class consists of sixty-two students, which are divided into two home rooms. Mr. Van Brooklin and Mr. Godward are the home room teach- ers o The members of the Student Council from Mr. Van Brocklin's room are Charles Metz, Robert Kuzma, Barry Fowler, and Andrew Burt. The members of the Student Council from Mr. Godward's room are Denis Karlen, Eugene Stoffer, John Meissner, and Alice Stanley. The class would like to give their most grateful thanks to M s. Watson for taking the English class to Cleveland to attend the movie, UJulius Caesar? Judith Weingart had the honor of being chosen the football queen's attend- ant from the Sophomore Class. 29 ' inor Characters' Joyce Denny, Carol Davis, Delores Doyle, Betty Talbott. President --------------- ------------ Joyce Denny Vice-President ----- ----- --- ------------ Carol Davis Secretary -------- --------------- Delores Doyle Treasurer ------ --- ------------- Betty Talbott ,Q Qc 1 QXUWO Q I' I dx ' K 3 Freshmen Grade Seated: 2nd Row: 3rd Row ig th Row Sth Row Nancy Zimmerman, Mary Lou Powell, Pearl Price, Betty Talbott, Joyce Griffith, Priscilla Nelson, Alice Bonsall, Nancy Willis, Dorothy Hunt, Delores Doyle. Patricia Beck, Ardis Israel, Joyce Denny, Saundra Liebhart, Judith Eells, Patricia Starbuck, Mary Ann Hartman, Janice Cameron, Gertrude Smith, Joyce Whitcher, Judy Planchock, Carol Davis. Mr. Ingold, Richard Vesey, Keith Hahn, Jessie Little, Margaret Sanon Jacqueline Dermotta, Gail Donohue, Marilyn Stoffer, Carol Carter, Ruth Baird, Glen Weber, Carl Linder, Clifford Pettit. Gerald Anderson, Richard Schaffer, Robert Crist, Charles Pelley, Lee Steer, Howard Balfour, Robert May, Raymond McNeely, Ronald Davis, Mil- lard Butler, Elby Weingart, Dale Burton, Roger Wyse, Bruce Ruggles. Gary Carter, Raymond Waites, Joe Crum, Charles Wagmiller, John Stryf- feler, Rolland Warren, Edward Wilson, John Eddie, Albert Anderson, James Auman, Roger Greenamyer, Paul Grim, Donald Saltsman, Kenneth Wolford, Dale Leyman. The Freshman Class has sixtyhsix students this year including two new mem- bers, Priscilla Nelson from Vermont and Richard Van Kirk from Berlin Center. Our class officers are as follows: Joyce Denny, president, Betty Talbott, vice president, Carol Davis, secretary, Delores Doyle, treasurer. Our Student Council members are Roger Wyss, Roger Greenamyer, Joe Crum, and Bruce Ruggles. On October 17 our class enjoyed a hayride. On November 25 we visited the Deming Company with Miss Honaker. Our attendant to the football queen was Joyce Denny. Eighth Grade i l Seated: 2nd Row 3rd Row hth Row: 'Bit Parts' Nancy I-Ieingart, Margaret Donohue, Susan Stanley, Nadine Pikey, Glen- da Maurer, Christine Davies, Judith Dearth, Joyce Lora, Maxine Yar- ian. Janet Ritchey, Marilyn Powell, Judith Nutt, Marilyn Beck, Joyce And- erson, Dorothy Knopp, Wanda Dearth, Karen Kerr, Mrs. Watson. David Cummings, Robert Stallsmith, Carl Ryser, Ronald Hoffmaster, David Sanford, Jack Cooper, William McPherson, James Blasiman, Charles Bricker. David Kile, Douglas Birkhimer, Walter Raub, Richard Beitler, James Ansley, Larry Lucas, Lynn Sanor, Richard Rogers, George Wright. At the beginning of the 1953-Sh school year the Eighth Grade elected the following: president, Charles Brickerg vice president, Karen Kerr, secretary, Christine Davies, treasurer, Susan Stanley. we selected Robert 45:25 Cp Stallsmith and Larry Lucas as our Student c:7'N y Council representatives. I The class enjoyed a hayride October 10 J and a Weiner roast afterwards at the home of Joyce Lora. .- Junior High Cheerleaders were also chos- en.The two representing the Eighth Grade are Joyce Lora and Christine Davies. Seventh Grade Seated: Patricia Lungociu, Helen Gregg, Kathleen Mercer, Barbara Kile Diane Melka, Donna Burton, Connie Griffith, Linda Seeman Joyce Ed,erton. E 2nd Row: Martha Miskimins, Kathryn Hanna, Sandra Barnett, Alexandra Petrach- koff, Brendra Ruggles, Susan Gray, Sunny Earley, Charlotte Powell Miss Stackhouse. 3rd Row: Gerald Mincks, Duane Weingart, Roger Davis, Kenneth Gillam, Lee Anglemeyer, Thomas Kertes, Jeffrey Roberts, Bruce Bayless, William Bowlin, Kenneth Pettit. bth Row: Robert Morlan, Ronald Miller, Sonny Hoffaker, Bruce Ernst, Arthur Vesey, Richard Bright, Ernest Wilson, Norma Knoedler Larry Jose Clifford Kerr, Jeffrey Wilson. , , Q ' 1 There are forty-one pupils in the SGVSHU1 Pa r Grade. The Junior High Cheerleaders from the Seventh Grade are Helen Gregg and Patricia Lungociu. The class officers are Robert Morlan 4:23 c:::5 president, Robert Curley, secretary, Sandra qzb I c:b Barnett, treasurer. The Student Council repre- sentatives are Larry Jose and Susan Gray- ,x . I x At our party on December 21, Miss Stack- house showed us three dimensional slides of her trip through the west. Actors at the Theatre v es r A 1' .I Industrial Arts Government Class X J Ugg Industrial Arts TWUIQ C1335 Music Room Senior Class Program Act III .... ..... T he Stage Activities INR l , I X 5 C13 C J dh aualziimmmnm L53 r V I , ,i it MM fm mi - Q-49 'W , 'X , 'Q vb, W i it S Jig F if Annual Staff Seated: Shirley Nutt, Patricia Galbreath, Betty Denny, Eileen Bradley, Kath- leen Kampher, Nancy Bricker, Darylene Wyss 2nd Row: Ada McBride, Ida McBride, Carl McCartney, Galen Weingart, Miss Hon- aker, Galen Beck, Don Capel, John Stoffer, Myron Stallsmith,Marilyn Headland. 3rd Row: Beverly DeVall, Glenda Whitacre, Joanne Summer, Bernice Sanor. Editor- ---------------------- ------ ---- ------------- -- ---- - Assistant Editor- ------------------------ ------------------- Business Manager- --------------------- ---------------------- - Assistant Business Manager -------------------- --------------- Typists -------------------------- ---------------------------- Artist- ---------- -------- ----------------.--- ..-.--........ -- Advisors -------------- ---------.. ...- ..- ................ ..... --Eileen Bradley -----Betty Denn ------Galen Beck --Galen Weingart -Glenda Whitacre Kathleen Kampfer --Carl McCartney Jim Weingart ----Miss Honaker Mrs. Watson Miss-Print Staff l 1 Seated: Joyce Lora, Shirley Nutt, Shirley McBride, Beverly DeVall, Bernice Sanor, Kathleen Kampfer, Joanne Summer. 2nd Row: Ada McBride, Ida McBride, Marilyn Headland, Beverly Ruggles, Marie Hobe, Janet Davis, Patricia Galbreath, Nancy Bricker, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Marsha Stratton, Marilyn Hoopes, Eileen Bradley, Dary- lene Wyse, Eugene Stallsmith, Bruce Galbreath, Miss Henderson. 3rd Row: Mary Ewing, Kathleen Mercer, Gail Donahue, Sylvia Roth, Glenda Whit- acre, Galen Beck, James Ramsey, Donald Capel, Myron Stallsmith,James Hahlen, Bruce Weingart, Harry Bowker, Richard Gologram. Editor --------- Assistant Editors ---- ----- Artist --------- Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter ----- - ------- -- Freshman Reporter ---------- Eighth Grade Reporter--- Seventh Grade Reporter- ----------- ----u -----u...----..--------------------- --- ------------------------------------ Beverly DeVa1l --------------------u-q-cn-n-..-u--..-- ---u ----..nu------------n--------...----- ------..---.---------..----uu---- Typists and Mimeographers ------------------- ------------ - ---- - Advj-sOI1....---..--..,-.........--..-----....-.... --- ---..-.-------.. -- ---------Bernice Sanor Shirley McBride ---Jim Weingart -----------Nancy Bricker -----Mary Ewing -----Marie Hobe --Gayle Donahue -----Joyce Lora Kathleen Mercer Typing II Class -Miss Henderson Latin Club Seated: Betty Talbott, Susie Gidley, Joyce Denny, Patricia Starbuck, Dolores Doyle, Joyce Beck, Nadine Barnes. 2nd Row: Miss Henderson, Judy Planchock, Judith Knopp, Marilyn Stoffer, Gail Donahue, Alice Stanley, Carol Carter, Arla Hoffman. 3rd Row: James Jose, William Bradley, Gordon Hall, Janet Mincks, Audrey Glass- burn, Marie Hobe, Ronnie Davis, Robert Kuzma, Robert Crist. This year the Latin Club consists of twenty-six members. We elected offi- cers in October. They are as follows: president, James Jose, vice president, Robert Kuzmag secretary, Charles Metz, and treasurer, James Hill. Our advisor is Miss Henderson. We held our initiation of new members on October 6. Our other activities consisted of a trip to Pittsburg and a Roman Banquet. Student Council Seated: Alice Stanley, Betty Denny, Marsha Stratton, Myron Stallsmith, Dary- lene Eyes, Dorothy Clark, Marilyn Headland. 2nd Row: Miss Saulino, Larry Jose, Susan Gray, Bernice Sanor, Glenda Whitacra Shirley Nutt, Eugene Stallsmith, Robert Stallsmith. 3rd Row: Bruce Ruggles, Andrew Burt, Eugene Stoffer, Larry Lucas, Joe Crum, Robert Armstrong, Roger Wyss, Robert Kuzma. hth Row: John Stoffer, Barry Fowler, Bruce Weingart, James Hahlen, Jerry Hoyt James Stonemetz, Roger Greenamyer. The Student Council officers for this year are: president, Myron Stall- smithg vice president, Darylene Wyssg and secretary, Marsha Stratton. We elected Miss Saulino as our sponsor. Our activities for the year included sponsoring a homecoming dance in honor of our queen. we also sponsored Dad's Night at a football game, our annual Christmas Party, a school directory, and several chapel PT08PamS- Home Economics Club Seated: Joanne Summer, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Dorothy Clark, Norma Miller, Sylvia Roth, Doris Swiger, Geraldine Swiger, Marilyn Stratton, Kath- leen Kampfer, Ida Nelson. 2nd Row: Ada McBride, Ida McBride, Priscilla Nelson, Margaret Criss, Joyce Griffith, Sally Willis, Sylvia Reeves, Naomi Headland, Patricia Beck Ardis Israel, Vera Greenamyer, Jean Earley, Mariann Stratton, Miss Stackhouse. 3rd Row: June Hartman, Joyce Whitcher, Jacqueline Dermotta, Judith Eells, Jessie Little, Margaret Sanor, Bonnie Maurer, Linda Lucas, Martha McBride, Patricia Galbreath, Arla Wuthrick, Gertrude Smith. hth Row: Mary Ellen Munsell, JoAnn Carpenter, Barbara Ruggles, Shirley Nutt, Janet Wyatt, Carol Davis, Janet Davis, Doris Stanley, Kathleen Wuth- rick, Janice Cameron. Sth Row: Gloria Odey, Janet Stanley, Norma Johnson, Sara Earley, Beverly Ruggles, Carol Odey, Patricia Griffith, Marcia Gregg, Carol Phillips, Joan Earley, Ruth Baird. 6th Row: Saundra Liebhart, Nancy Willis, Mary Ann Hartman, Cora Shewell, Alice Bonsall, Pearl Price, Judith Weingart, Patricia Webber, Joyce Wycoff, Dorothy Hunt, Mary Lou Powell, Marilyn Headland, Nancy Zhu merman 0 The Home Economics Club held its formal initiation on October 22. we later attended the Marlboro F. H. A. Rally and the Ice Capades. Jean Stitle was the guest speaker at the alumnae party. lWe served a dinner for the Mahon- ing County superintendents, principals, and their wives, three Rnritan dinners and a faculty tea. We have purchased a living room suite, drapes and track, a steam iron, a Wsit downn ironing board, a print-a-matic machine, an electric clock, and a magazine rack. Librarians Seated: Shirley McBride, Bonnie Maurer, Pearl Price, Marilyn Headland. Standing: Gayle Stoffer, Roxanna Calhoun, Marilyn Hoopes, Janet Mincks, Karen Kerr, Janet Ritchey, Glenda Whitacre, Shirley Nutt, Nancy Bricker, Kathryn Hanna, Alexandra Petrachkoff, Miss Saulino. Cafeteria Mrs. Rogers, Miss Stackhouse, Clifford Pettit, Nancy Zinnnenuan, June Hart- man, Sylvia Reeves , Joyce Whitcher, Sylvia Roth, Margaret Sanor, Sally Willis, Mary Ellen Mansell, Susie Gidley, Mrs. StanJ.ey, Mrs. Weingart. senior Play Seated: Shirley Nutt, Beverly DeVall, Beverly Ruggles, Glenda Whitacra Darylene Wyss. Standing: Marilyn Headland, Nancy Bricker, Myron Stallsmith, John Stoffer, Robert Miskimins, Donald Capel, Galen Beck, William Gotschall, Richard Gologram, Miss Honaker, Eileen Bradley, THE TELEVISION MYSTERY When Alice Norman's 'wealthy father dies she becomes obsessed with the delusion that his spirit returns to comfort and talk to her via television in the living room of her isolated country home. Her uncle and guardian, Byron Chase, is greatly concerned over the girl's mental condition and brings in a psychiatrist to see and talk to her. Her condition gets so bad that she finally thinks her fathers ghost steps right out of the screen into the room. Then we find out that the things that Alice sees and hears have been de- liberately planned by the unscrupulous uncle, who has misappropriated some of Alice's funds. He wants Alice admitted to an institution so that he will not have to make an accounting when the girl becomes of age. How Byron's plans go wrong and his associates are unmasked give a surprising and exciting twist to the end of the play. Bud Hallum -------------------. Hester Benham ---------------.-- ..-...... Alice Norman --------- Sally Lang ------ Merle Henderson ---- ----.-.-. Madame Fortuna-- Donald Wade----- The Mystery Girl Byron Chase----- ----------- --- Sharon Chase ---- Mildred Gale ---- Robert Dix ------ Dr. Boardman ---- Sidney Blair ---- Voice Off Stage- -------Q -nqn-nuu------- nquqnqnnuusnqunquqnqnun un-:ang-up-p--nu--.un---.--. --------------------------------Myron staiisminh -----------------------Glenda Whitacre -------------------------------------Darylene Wyse ----------.--------------. --------------- -----------------Eileen Bradley ---------------Galen Beck ------------------------------------------------Bever1y DeVa11 u---- -Q---n---..--------n-may-u-me---un qua- nu- Q--p---... ----no--u-1 n--- nn..---.g-. on -q----n-nun- u-as-Q-p---n-an----un---Q--.u---------u------aq-q---.- l'-- 3333333339139 -Q-U -I-In --vlllu-- -v---n --nothin-n Student Director -----------Bob Miskimins Marilyn Headland ---------Richard Gologram ------------------------Beverly Ruggles ----Shirley Nutt -------Don Capel --Bill Gotschall Myron Stallsmith --------------------------------------John Stoffer ----Miss Honaker ---Nancy Bricker Junior Play Seated: Bernice Sanor, Nancy Bricker, Glenda Whitacre, Shirley Nutt, Eileen Bradley, Dorothy Clark, Marilyn Headland. Standing: Darylene Wyss, Myron Stallsmith, James Taylor, Donald Capel, Galen Beck, William Gotschall, Robert Miskimins, Harry Bowker, John Stof- fer, Miss Honaker. FINDERS CREEPERS Hercules Nelson's aunt and uncle had long wanted him and his bosom pal, Wilbur, to spend a weekend with them. Hercules knew his uncle had a new job, but he didn't know until it was too late that he was an undertaker. At this point, the boys are ready to go home when they rind Jason Quigley in the house. The Wdeadn Mr. Quigley walks, reads, and even climbs into bed with Hercules. Someone tried to kill him so he decided to play dead to trap the murderer. The boys try to solve the case but make affairs more confused. Uncle Bob is mistakenly carted off to jail and the boys come face to face with the culprit, Dr. Brown. Wilbur and Hercules finally escape with their necks, but not before one of the wildest finishes ever. Wilbur Maxwell ---------------- ------ ---------------- ---------------- D 0 T1 Capel Hercules Nelson- Celeste --------- Nina Quigley ---- Frankie --------- Aunt Mary ------- Uncle Bob ------- Granny -------- - Mr. Quigley ----- Dr. Brown ------- Madeline Quigley Harry Schuster-- Daphne ---------- Claude ---------- Helper ---------- Director -------- Student Director -------------. --a---Q----.---u ------.--------.-------------------n -------u-q-------- -1----...-.--.-----u-u------u------.-u-- ..-ngu-u---------qnn------------ ------Galen Beck Marilyn Headland -------------Eileen Bradley ---Darylene Wyss -------------------------------------------------Shirley Nutt -------------------------------------------------John Stoffer ------Q-------. --------.------- a-------.-n- ---Dorothy Clark -----------------------------------------------Bill Gotschall --------------------------Bob Miskimins ---------Nancy Bricker -----------------------------------Harry Bowker q-Q-u-------p n-.uun-----.---q---- u-q-e-n------.--- n- an-u-as-:nun-nuna-su.--a-u--a-----uu--------..-- unnns-n------u-a.u-u--.- --nu--Q-----n--n---qv------ ------- -----..n-g--n----q--- -.nq--n---u--- ----. ---------Glenda Whitacre Myron Stallsmith -------------Jim Taylor --------------Miss Honaker ---Bernice Sanor GALEN BECK President of Senior Class !,e g wi A JOAN EARLFY Head Majorette JAWS MBE President of Latin Club 44 Who's Who in '54 MYRON STALLSMITH President of Student Council . . . ,LL,.. W.. -r A . K, -.i . N, , ,.. I DARYLENE WYSS Head Cheerleader BEVERLY DEVALL AND BERNICE SANOR Editor and Assistant Editor of Miss Print EILEEN BRADLEY Annual Editor Football Queen A M ,M ., --..... A , 2 5 f X. BOB MISKIMINS AND MYRON STALLSMITH Co-Captains of Football Tm DOROTHY CLARK President of Home Economics Club Program A t IV ..... ...Backg d Music fins lm Mm fm W ko 4 I QD Senior Band l 4 all lst Row: Janet Stanley, Naomi Headland, Marilyn Stratton, Marsha Stratton, Andrew Norma Johnson, Carol Odey, Jodine Moore, Karen Kerr. 2nd Row: Bruce Weingart, Denis Karlen, Carol Carter, Kathleen Wuthrick, Judy Knopp, Bonsall, June Hartman, Sylvia Reeves, Joyce Griffith, Thomas Kertes, Bo Maurer, Gail Donahue, Marianne Stratton. 3rd Row: David Kile, Barbara Kile, Patricia Lungociu, Robert Crist, Keith Hahn, Kay man, Gary Carter, William McPherson, Vera Greenamyer, Cora Shewell, Linda Lu Edwin Kneodler, Leonard Wuthrick, Martha Miskimins, Arla Wuthrick, Ric Rogers, Lee Anglemyer, Marie Hobe, Alice Stanley, Joyce Whitcher, Kathleen P cer, Joyce Denny. hth Row: Carol Davis, Janet Mincks, Glen Weber, Barbara Ruggles, Betty Talbott, Mr. We Gerald Stayton, Richard Gologram, Kenneth Kerr, Audrey Glassburn, John Ed James Ryser, Harry Bowker. The band began its activities in September by taking part in the All-County Band cert at the Mahoning County Fair. We put on half time shows at all the home football games this fall. The end of season found us working on our Christmas program. The second annual band banquet was held at the school on December 9. Mr. Puffenbe music director at Canal Fulton, was the speaker. Our other events were the Solo and semble Contest at Youngstown on March 6, our Band Concert, which was presented March and the District Band Contest at MacDonald on March 27. The Band Mothers' Club is planning to send two members of our organization to summer band camp at Baldwin Wallace College, and will pay their expenses. 46 Dance Band 5 IM lst Row: Marie Hobe, Judy Known, Gail Donohue,Carol Davis, Alice Stanley, Nari- anne Stratton. 9nd Row: Cora Shewell, Linda Lucas, Vera Greenamyer, James RYSGT: Harry BCWk9Ta John Eddy, Marsha Stratton, Nr. West. Junior Band lst Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: hth Row: P Barbara McCartney, Shirley Baird,Russella Oesch, Sue Ellen Ernst,Donna Niles, Linda Thompson, NarthaVUdiChST,Sandra Malmsberry. John Herbert, Alma Wolford, Patty Capel, Judy Phillips, Jean Neisner, Joyce Edgerton, Brenda Ruggles, Nancy Stuckey, Eva Starbuck, wayne Cameron, Roger Hagnes. Peggy Conkle, Norma Phillips, Susan Blythe, Jean Riddle, Evelyn Hanna, Judy Davis, Fred Stanley, Lynn King, Bruce Ernst, Arthur Wuthrick, Bonnie Bell, Edward Karlen, Eleanor Luoas,Alfred Leyman, Connie Grif- fith, David Cummings, Curtis Harvey, Sarah Miller, Joan Saston. Janice Knight, Bobby Smith, Mary Ann Vandenburg, Maurice Dickson, Joe Duriga, James Malcomson, Wayne Griffith, Mr. West, Sonny Hoffaker, Joyce Anderson. Chorus Seated: Jean Earley, Joyce Denny, Gayle Stoffer, Margaret Criss, Susie Gid- ley, Judith Weingart, Patricia Webber, Joyce Wycoff, Darylene Wyss. 2nd Row: Mr. West, Bernice Sanor, Ruth Alice Malmsberry, Kathleen Kampfer, Beverly Wang, Marsha Stratton, Barbara Ruggles, JoAnn Carpenter, Rox anna Calhoun, Mariann Stratton. 3rd Row: Marie Hobe, Beverly DeVall, Joan Earley, Janet Davis, Norma Johnson, Alice Stanley, Judy Planchock, Arla Hoffman, Joanne Summer. hth Row: Carol Odey, Glenda Whitacre, Harry Bowker, Robert Mapes, Richard Pom Gary Greenamyer, Janet Mincks, Beverly Ruggles. The Chorus consists of forty members. Our first performance was a Christ- mas Program in which we sang several Christmas numbers. On March 6 a few mem- bers were selected to sing in a Solo and Ensemble Contest held in Youngstown. To honor the Easter season we presented an Easter Cantata before the school. The entire chorus went to Youngstown to represent Goshen Union in the Mahoning C0UHtY Music FeStiVHl OH April 30. In May we had our own Music Festival for the public. On May 30 we intend to sing for Senior Baccalaueate. ' 4 ' t :'ig?f'f1'f?E.-Qt?W1:55.354, t Act V .... .... - The Action Sports -iq f , p fk, 1 t ,A 1 Hnfnmlkmmxtmm gg, MM m,ttl,11 ev. ' Y Q 52 tibfvfff Football N69 V'....0.'-N - lst Row: Manager Richard Rogers, Eddie Wilson, Albert Anderson, Richard Powell, James man, Kenny Wolford, Roger Wyss, Glen Weber, Bruce Ruggles, Manager Bobby Smltho 2nd Row: David Herbert, Mac Burt, Bob Spiker, Ronnie Bricker, Bob Woolf, Gary Greer Bob Kuzma, David Bayless, Leroy Hostetter, Eugene Stallsmith, Joe Crum. 3rd Row: Mr. Van Brooklin, Dick Jackson, Tommy Johns, Jerry Spiker, Larry Davies, Ramsey, Bob Miskimins, Neil Engler, Bill Lucas, MVron Stallsmith, Harry B Bill Bradley, Lee Mellott, MT. Godward. hth Row: Donald Saltsman, Ray McNeely, Earnest Pifer, Bruce Galbreath, Dave Ritchey, Stayton, Bob Armstrong, Jerry Hoyt, Jim Earley, Lowell Hbffmaster, Jim Lee Morrow, Tom Pauley, Henry Sanford. Football Coach, Mr. Van Brooklin 50 Our team had a very successful season, win- ning 6 games, losing 1, and tying 1. We were runners-up in Mahoning County Class B Schools. Myron Stallsmith, a senior, was the leaf scorer in Mahoning County Class B Schools 1 127 points. Barry Bowker, Bob Miskimins, M ron Stallsmith, all seniors, were given honor of being chosen on the All-County Footl Tealmo Senior Boys in Football JIM RAMSEY Left End BILL LUCAS Left Guard Co-Captains BOB MISKIMINS Right Tackle HARRY BOWKER Right Guard EARNEST PIPER Left Guard ' , S E' MYRON STALLSMITH Left Hhlf , X 51 If Football Scores ' O . 2 Svfmghexd 1 North Uma 6 Goghen X ' Goshen 5 Gosh G0Shen 40 en 32, Salem Reserve O 1 Malvern 7 Seated: Jim Ramsey, Bob Miskimins, Neill Engler, Bill Lucas, Myron Stallsmith, Hurry Bowker Standing: Larry Davies, Bruce Galbreath, Jerry Stayton, Bob Armstrong Jerry How, Jim Earley, L 11 Hoffmaster, Jim Hahlen, Lee Morrow . A 0 ld o QXQX McDona 9 vw G oS O3 ' 1 K2 NOW: 26 Loweuvli 3 Jacks GoShe ' J on 25 52 Homecoming Queen and Court 1 fe W Queen Eileen Bradley . Qrswaf Jndy Weingart, Sophomore Attendantg Shirley Nutt, Senior Attendant, Jo- anne Summer, Runner-up, Eileen Bradley,Queeng Ann McDaniel, last year's queen, .Bonnie Wyss, Crown Bearerg Martha McBride, Junior Attendant, Joyce Denny, Freshman Attendant. The Goshen-Canfield football game, which was played on November 10, was designated as our Homecoming Game. At the dance following the game, the Queen,Eileen Bradleygwas crown- ed by last year's queen, Mrs. Ann McDaniel. Varsity Basketball Capel, Keith Lofland, Bruce Galbreath, Bob Woolf, Lee Morrow. Godward, Jim Barley, Bill Gotschall, Myron Stallsmith, Mr. Van Seated: Don 2nd ROW: Mro Brooklin. 3rd Row: Manager Warren Sanor, Jerry Hoyt, Galen Beck, Jim Ramsey. Our basketball team won 12 games and lost 7 in the regular seasong won M and lost l in the County Tournament, and won l and lost l in the Sectional Tournament at Youngstown. We were Runner-up in the Mahoning County Class B Tournament. Galen Beck, Bill Gotschall, and Myron Stallsmith were chosen on the Ma- honing County Class B All-Tournament Team. Galen Beck had the distinction of being honorably mentioned on the All- State Team. Goshen-56 Goshen-M9 Goshen-S2 Goshen-76 Goshen-S2 Goshen-60 Goshen-Sh Goshen-77 Goshen-67 - '---------- - ----- -----------'---------'-------'---Augusta- --------- -------- ---------------- -----------------Lowellvilie -------------------------------------------------------springfield-55 --------------- -- - ------------------------- -----New Waterford-53 ----------------- -----'-------------------------------'Canfield-25 56 -53 ---------------------------------------------------------Greenford-59 -------'------'--------------------------------------Berlin Center-SO ----------------------------------------------------Jackson Milton-57 -'- '---'-'--------'------------------------------Greenford-69 Goshen-51 --------------- - -------------------- -------------- Berlin center-55 Goshen-70 ---------------------- --------------------------------- Salineville-51 Goshen-62 ----------------------- --------- ------------------------- Fairfield-8h Goshen-38 --------- --------------------------------------------- North Lima-56 Goshen-Sh -------------------------- - ------- --------------------- South East-38 GOSHGD-27 ------- ------------------------------------------- New Waterford-23 Goshen-67 ------------------- ---------------------------------- salineville-97 Goshen-73 ------------------ - ------------------------------ Jackson Milton-57 Goshen-7h ------------------ ------------------------------- ------ Fairfield-69 Goshen-Sh ----------- - --- --------------------------------------- Alumni-51 Senior Boys in Basketball JIM RAMBEY Forward BILL GOTSGHALL Forward GALEN BECK Center DON CAPE? Guard MXRON STALLSMITH Guard Reserve Basketball , Seated: Ray McNee1y, Robert Kuzma, Roger Wyse, Lanny Brunner, Larry Davies. End Row: Mr. Godward, Lee Mellott, James Stonemetz, Robert Armstrong, Mr. Van Brooklin. 3rd Row: Manager Warren Sanor, Edward'Wi1son, Lee Morrow, Kenneth Wolford. Junior High Basketball Seated: Charles Bricker, Douglas Birkhimer, Robert Stallsmith, George Wrighh James Blasiman. 2nd Row: Jeffrey Wilson, Larry Jose, Norman Knoedler, Richard Rogers, Arthur Vesey, Ronald Hoffmaster, Mr. Matasy. 3rd Row: Bruce Bayless, Thomas Kertes, Duane Weingart, Robert Morlan, Jeffrey Roberts, William Bowlin. v t Basketball napshots Faculty vs Fathers Goshen vs Greenford ' Rall, Beauty Contest Pep V QF Basketball Practice Teachers at Pep Rally M -.YY--VN--Y--Y-ev vm W- ,-,- 7.1-.Y-...-we e-,V -ww----ww-- Baseball Seated: Eddie Wilson, Bob Spiker, Roger Wyse, Eugene Stallsmith,Carl McCart ney, Bruce Galbreath, Bob Woolf, Myron Stallsmith. 2nd Row: Galen Weingart, Jim Stonemetz, Lee Morrow, Bill Gotschall, Galen Beck, Paul Kampfer, Lowell Hoffmaster, Don Capel, Kenny'Wolford, Mr Godward o 3rd Row: Warren Sanor, Millard Butler, Roger Greenamyer, John Eddy, Albert Anderson, Jim Hahlen, Donald Saltsman, David Herbert, Bill Bradley Richard Schaffer. Mr, Godward Basketball and Baseball Coach Twentyeseven boys reported for the first baseball practice held in March. We are looking forward to a good season. Last year we were Ma- honing County Class B Champions and we hope to surpass that mark this year. The five seniors on the team are Galen Beck, Don Capel, Myron Stallsmith, Bill Gotschall, and Carl McCartney. ,1-,.,,-,....- Varsity Cheerleaders J Marilyn Hoopes, Patricia Galbreath, Darylene Wyss, Martha Butch, Bonnie Wyse Junior High Cheerleaders Christine Davies, Patricia Lungociu, Helen Gregg, Joyce Lora. Majorettes Joyce Griffith, Dorothy Knopp, Peggy Carpenter, Joan Earley, JoAnn Carpenter, Joyce Beck, Jean Barley. Fight Song WFight the team across the field And show them Goshen's here. Set the earth reverberating With a mighty cheer-Rah! Rah! Hit them hard and see how they fallg Never let that team get the ball, Hail! Hail! the gang's all here, And it's onward for GOSHEN HlGH.H Act VI ,,,,,, Between the Acts Snapshots I 3 t it Q fm WU ffm IW D W f Joanne Baby Pictures Y 1 pf l r L., fl? fl 'f F rf F? Q 'E+ 4' 5? tr.. . ,LLQ .. John Beverly D. Bill L. Panty ,,. if Kathleen Bill G. Bob Shirley wwf: Q w W X , 'Xa Cora . Marllyn H, Annette lgkalg - ' K ag i 27 I .. . .X .,,:,,,- . B ' 2',-- t X- W X V5 fv s 4 M 4 if 1 ' 5 .,3.'j'QQ ,gs - ,Q f fav: ., nf ' Q Y.. 5MqN?h5v-,Qf'L, Mgfg 's L! X 14:-:Q- 1fff'-,-1f'f'4f , 6 . Aura... 3-v..f-xg..QL' Richard G. Don R w O Clifford Ronnie Sylvi -J . , X v 'D - , ,,...t',: '-few? S.. Ruth Alice .-41. Norma James Beverly R Janet D. ,..42.: Eileen Nancy Earnest J anet W. MQM. Wx Don Ce '7 fp M 7, 4 f f 44 X 'fx ,fr W1 , ,ea gW,7?,f 9 risflerg 'X in , Peggy Q , .v. T, , mw aff wag Q- mug, f 1-'refvfv ' vfwvmv- - '?4'i'535i!A K P'3?ff9Y '.',Q,1-5.-tx K ,.,- x ' Xfsmr ' ' - lif34:'wr3.a--' W, . . iiqfvimgkfi A V'?a a,.. .f, iw ' 1 ?iwAi - 1 ,'h. 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Preparing the atomic bomb? 1 Jolly Juniors WGee, and he can ride, too! N Patty' Helen' and Martha I Alexandria 0 Vx ' I ,:, Q The Bowkers 7 .lm Waiting for our fellows. Troubles , Linda? H .ru 'Q Slumber Party Bret ty Picture Program ' I Act VII- ..... -The P t ons , I Advertisers Q I f I ., QI I A 5 QU km K JW I MASK? II! IIII I III EK I f if ,- , .W .Qwellrn-....,........: ., I i f I WILLIAMS-STRATTON Cars and Trucks Sales-Chevrolet-Service Tires-Batteries-Parts State Route 14 and 539 Phone Damascus 44X PURITY DAIRY Complete Line Grade A Products Sebring 8-6786 or 13110116 Alliance 17128 V v qw ,, ,, 1 -E--ff THE DAMASCUS LUMBER CO. l Paint - Builder's Supplies - Lumber - Millwork A complete Builders Service Plan Damascus, Ohio Phone 25U CARPENTE ' COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN R S PURE OIL AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE SERVICE 1815 Broadway Salem, Ohio Phone 5330 I GRIM'S on., GAS, and WATER WELLS I We Drill Them ' Damascus, Ohio 29F2l Homeworth Phone 9-0 ..m..-4 - . I r 76 i , .. , . ....,,,,rx-----Jaw.. ,, ...., . l .W.,..n,..,,.w .,.. . COMPLIME NTS BARNET-I-S Restaurant-Motel OF - Sandwiches - Limches - Dinners LISBON COAL COMPANY 5 HOMEWORTH SALES AND SERVICE Sebring, Ohio Ranges- Television- Freezers- Route 62 Refrigerators BAYLE SS BOTTLED GAS FOLTZ FLOUR MILL Tanks filled daily. Pi11sbury's Best Feeds and Concentrates Millers of Gilt Edge and Success Flour 515-519 West State Street Salem, Ohio Our own bulk plant. Gas Service House Trailers Phone 3382 Phone 95-0 Damascus, Ohio OHIO FRIENDS BOOK CONCERN Rel1g1ous Mus1c Awards Novelt1es G1ftS Fuends Center Damascus, Oh1o CRAMNER SERVICE STORE 192 East State Street Salem, Oh1o Phone 3512 COMPLIMENTS OF LOU 'the toe' GROZA'S 576 East State Street Salem Oh1o Phone 4105 DICK GIDLEY' S BARBER SHOP If you're 1n a hurry you'11 want to stop at Corner of Howard8L State Street Salem, Oh1o FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Speakmans Agency Life - Auto - Fire 8 South 15th Street Sebring, Ohio Phone 86622-82321 STANLE Y' S SE LF SE RVE MARKE T Meats Grocer1es Produce Frosted Foods Electrlcal Appl1ances Hardware Pa1nts Phone 22-U Damascus, Ohio . . I T F' 'I One-Hour Martinizing I , . RUTH 8zRED'S White Rose Gas and Oils Good Things To Eat Alliance - Sebring Road Alliance, Ohio Phone 8-6707 l HYQ1 ROYAL DRIVE INN Four Miles East on Route 62 Alliance, Ohio COMPLIMENTS of THE BELOIT MILLING CO. Manufacturers of MCBANE MCARTOR DRUG CO h White Rose - Beloit Flour 496 State Street Salem, Ohio Poultry and Dairy Feeds Beloit, ohio Phone Sebring 8-6371 DAVIDSON CHEVROLET I SALES AND SERVICE I Paint - Body Work - Homeworth, Ohio Phone 2W I. I I 1 1 l 1 JOHN L. DENNY John Deere Quality Equipment Parts and Service East State Road R.D. No. 4, Alliance, Ohio R. B. WATTERS Radio, TV, Electrical Appliances Mowers, Garden Tractors Damascus, Ohio Phone 56A HERFF-J' 'NES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers Indianapolis 7, Indiana 1407-1419 N. Capital Ave I A .L D COMP LIME NTS ' LEONARD HARDWARE OF I THE EASTHAM FOOD MARKET Sebring, Ohio Plumbing, Roofing, Furnace Work General Hardware Sebring, Ohio H. D. THOMAS SERVICE STATION Groceries and Lunch Westville, Ohio Beloit, Ohio ,RD No. 2 Phone Sebring 8 -601 0' THE ARROW HARDWARE STORE General Hardware Atlas Power Tools, Monad Paint, Seeds, Baby Chicks, Poultry Supplies, etc. 495 W. State St. Salem, Ohio Phone 6212 I 8:1 PRINTING SERVICE Formerly Beck Printing Servicel Specializing in Wedding Stationery Commercial Printing And Job Printing Box 228 Beloit, Ohio Phone Sebring 8-2246 THE SALONA SUPPLY CO. Feed - Hardware - Farm Machinery Building Supplies Winona Phone 45W Salem 423-439 W. Persing St. Impl. Dept. Phone 3660 Feed Dept. Phone 3745 Garfield Phone 170 MCPHERSON GROCERY Meats, Borden Ice Cream, and General Merchandise North Georgetown, Ohio Phone 2 BARNE TT S Restaurant - Motel Sandwiches, Lunches, Dinners HOMEWORTH LUMBER Your Business Appreciated Building Materials of Every Description Homeworth, Ohio Phone 36 LONG' S ISALY DAIRY PRODUCTS Lunches - Ice Cream J. W. HANNA MOTOR CLINIC R.D. 1, Salem, Ohio Phone Damascus 105 -2 DAMASCUS NURSERIES West Landscape Service 1 Mile West on U.S. 62 Damascus, Ohio Phone 61U MCQUILKIN LUMBER CO. Lumber, Roofing, Sash Siding, Doors, Plywood, Builders' Suppl Homeworth, Ohio Phone 32 ies WOOLE Y' S Body Work and Paint Jobs Damascus, Ohio v.,,.,..,.., .-.v..... BUEHLER'S JUST-RITE CLEANERS Sebring, ohio Phone Alliance 1-9260 Sebring 8-6577 DECORT BASKET FACTORY Manufacturers of Splint Baskets and Berry Boxes Phone Salem, 3325 R.D. No. 1, Salem, Ohio MAHONING VALLEY DAIRY COMPLIMENTS Homemade Ice Cream OF Milk by the Gallon SEBRING HARDWARE AND Swiss Cheese PLUMBING 345 N. 15th st. Sebring, ohio Phone Sebring 8-6672 Westville, Ohio Phone Sebring 8-6231 BURT C. CAPEL AGENCY Real Estate - Insurance 187 S. Ellsworth Ave. Salem, Ohio Phone 4314 COMP LIME NTS OF SINGER SEWING CENTER 166 S. Broadway Salem, Ohio Phone Salem 6222 RALPH COURTNEY Feed and Farm Supplies P.O. Box 287 Sebring, Ohio Phone 8-6746 S. F. SONNEDECKER Watches - Clocks - Diamonds Jewelry - Silverware 530 E. State St. Salem, Ohio Phone 3628 COLONIAL MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Long Owners and Managers Damascus, Ohio,or R.D.No. 1, Salem, Ohio Phone Damascus 42R or 20R HOMEWORTH SUPP LY CO. Seeds, Drain Tile, Lime, Fertilizer Dealer In Grain, Flour, Feeds Cleaning and Treating Seed Molasses Mixing Homeworth, Ohio Phone 24 Compliments of DAMASCUS LIVESTOCK AUCTION Sale Every Tuesday 1 OWEN'S GROCE RY General Merchandise Groceries - Meats Confections Frozen Foods Sohio Products Route 45 Salem, Ohio Phone Salem 5789 SURBURBAN FOOD CENTER Your Complete Food Store Homemade Ice Cream Damascus Road Phone Salem 7114 COMPLIMENTS KOTTAGE RESTAURANT OF I Quick Meals Lunch THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Delicatessen OF Beloit, Ohio SEBRING , oH1o Ju ,, WJ., ,,l.,..L..E,E , ,....,,,,, BEST WISHES FROM THE RETAIL MERCHANTS DIVISION OF THE SA LEM CHAMBER OF I COMMERCE 1 I E. A. IRWIN LUMBER, INC. I ECKERT'S IMPLEMENT C0 I I I A11 kinds of Building Material Coal and Millwork A1115 - Chalmers Ferguson I New Idea I Beloit, Ohio phone Sebring 8-2771 ' Phone 15F4 Homeworth, Ohio BRUNI BROS- REICHENBACH MOTOR SALES Whole Sale Dealers Cars Trucks Cigarettes Parts and Repairs Cigars - Tobacco - Candy Body Work General Merchandise Towing Prospect and Seneca North Georgetown, Ohio Alliance, ohio Phone 2152 Phone 2 Program Farewell Alma Mater Lift your volces loud and clear For our school we hold so dear Where we've gathered day by day To learn 111 llfe to make our way Here we've used both head and hand To better understand our land Now as days so qulckly fly We revere you, GGSHEN HIGH Act VIH. ...... - .... .Curtain 0 l ACKNOWLEDGEM NT As the curtain is brought down on our play, bringing a close to book, the annual staff wishes thank the faculty and all others have helped in any way to make seventeenth Goshonian a success. our to mvluo the KX ll ws ,fi is 4.Q, Z , 'Q Q ik ,n l 2 ,. 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