Greenford High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Greenford, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

HU1JTES Class Motto -'lm Y0l'li ISE!-YI' AND LET non no THE lil-IST. lflass Flower ROSE Class Culors RED AND XVIIITE 1959 I':1g'e Ono THANK YOU. . . The Sa-nior Class of l959 would like to lllllllk vvc-ry one wlio has mzule this eflition of lili-Liles an sllvvess. The Annual Staff Engravers PHo'l'o REPRODUGTIONS Youngstown, Ohio Photographer DIMIT BROTHERS Alliance, Ohio Printed By THE DODGE PUBLISHING Co., Inv, Salem, Ohio Page l Two Dedication .... F K, tl Q iw J TK s YQ tiki IQ 'A li Lia if Mr I 1 K7 -, 5 ...e 1 4 4-G6 if , in SJX , is L I ' E f I XL 0' X 3 fly 'J yt, x f X ii N WS' 5 f EA u 'I ,K , , K N . f Aloe: ,W J :ls ----1-:ii:':!:: : X ' 1 E N. ' A , X ' l:x, I Q S 6' wx i ' X X ...SEG-:I I, Q ll Q-,K if ' I 1 XX Q , - J f i f 1 ff X x,,s ff x X ff x If I f I ' V l V' 0 Q53 Q W As we look hack over the many years, it X1 V ix . X seenls only fitting that we dedicate our l 0 f annual to those who have helped us most. rx I ' KN Y X Witli an ever present guiding hand they have . f lx.: ' L E A-sq shown us the way. . . X T Soon we will go our separate ways, hut we ' A vo know that their love will follow us always. I y I So it is with our deepest love and appreei- J f Qin ation that we the Senior Class dedicate this - A lf i 1 ' ' .. , . . . s l 351 Hi-Lite s to yon., oln parents. 1 Page Three Board of Education ,, 338111, '9 'i . -Q My . - .y u 1 1' ,QW LEFT TO RIGHT - VVOODROVV BAILEY, ROLAND MIJINTYRE, VYILBYR VVEAVER, CLARENCE OLIN, ALBERT LANG, ROBERT KENREICH, DAVID JUSTICE. Presiclvnt . ,. Cla-renvv Olin Vice Prvsidvnf .,... . , , Robert Konn-ich Clerk .,......,....... , ,..,. Alb:-rt Lang The smooth running opc-ration of our school rests in tho hands of these capable gentlemen. Page Four BAILEY Superintendent '1'o you, Mrs. Hanna, wo wish 10 vxtend our sincere appreciation for all the lwlp you IIZNC giVPIl US. We, the class of Nine-teen Hundred and Fifty-Nine will always remombm' you for your patient guidance through the most important year of our high school career. MRS. HANNA Secretary Page Five 5? Harriett McMillin B.S. Muskingum College lnstrumental and Vocal Music Harry Frankland B.S. Baldwin Wallace Mount Union College Youngstown University Head of Athletic Dept. Football Junior Adviser UH Ruth Horm B.B.S. Westministei' College Commercial Senior Adviser Page Six Clayton Lehman B.A Goshen College Youngstown University Social Studies Eighth Grade Adviser Jack Ri-pasky B.S. Youngstown University Biology Physics Chemistry Freshman Adviser Mary Snelling B.A. Pauline Johnson B.A Franklin College VVooster College Kent State University A Latin Mathematics A . e English Librarian Sophomore Adviser William Proverbs B.A. Emil Knorr 3.5, H'1'a Colle e Armand Pucci B.S. Bgsklgltball g gglgiion College Kent State University Junior High Science DfiV9f'S Training Industrial Arts Junior Adviser Junior High Mathematics Sophomore Adviser Seven-B Adviser Page Seven Sara. Coleman B.S. Alice Anderson B.S. Muskingum College Capital University Wilmington College Gir1's Physical Education Ohio University Ohio State University Home Economics Seven-A Adviser Junior High English Alexander Fedor B.S. Youngstown University Art Page Eight Louise Cullar B.S. Goshen College Indiana State Teachers College Ohio State University Home Economics Seven-B Adviser v BUS DRIVERS M ag LEFT TO RIGHT- BERT SCHAEFER, OSCAR PAULINE, NOEL SLAGLE, MYRON ROLLER, CHARLES MERCER. SAFETY PA TROL MRS. BROBANDER Page Nine COOKS Y- U M BERTIIA HENDRICKS, DORIS ROBINETTE, FLORENCE HENDRICKS C US TODIANS MR. SIG-LE, MRS. BROBANDER, MR. KILLE Page Ten K W ww vw f f V, XXX ,VX XXX Sf 'H L Ugx X Q , X '-ww WI'Ii3 K S X .d.ff,-f'.-1-fi-F3-1 I Z2 2 X fi - 4- 0 53 45 1 Mi-X 1 1 R P zz Class. History In the month of September, 1955, forty sad looking students moved slowly toward the Freshman homeroom. We all breathed a sigh of relief for we realized we had finally made the grade - we were now Freshmen. This would be the first of the last four rungs in our school ladder in our effort to reach the top. We had no initiation, but slowly we began to take on the appearance of high school students. Under the guidance of our homeroom adviser, Mr. Dornbrock, and our class officers, Ronnie Kenreich, Presidentg Nancy Baird, Vice-Presidentg Iva Shoff, Secretary-Treasurer, we began our new life. Everyone's thoughts were turning more and more toward various ways through which we might raise money to cover the expenses of our future Senior trip. As we entered upon the next rung of the ladder, our Sophomore year in 1956, we had full knowledge of what high school really was. This year our homeroom life was under the leadership of Mr. Dornbrock and the feminine part of our class, for our class officers were: Nancy Baird, President: Iva Shoff, Vice-President, and Mary Hoprich, Secretary-Treasurer. Our life was filled with both athletic contests and social gather- ings. In the fall of 1957 we entered our Junior year with the anticipation of looking for- ward during the year to that rung of the ladder, Mr, Pucci, our homeroom adviser, supervised the choosing of our class officers who were: Nancy Baird, President, Gary Olin, Vice-Presidentg Mary Hoprich, Secretary, Ronnie Kenreieh, Treasurer. Before a week had gone by there was a class meeting to choose our class rings. After much discussion, a particular design was agreed upon. Many long and exciting hours of enjoyable work went into the presentation of our play No Boys Allowed under the direction of Mrs. I-Iorm. For activities for raising money we chose to have a stamp drive and a paper drive, Both turned out very successfully due to everyones undivided co-operation. The big year had arrived and we were dignified Seniors at last. It also meant we had reached the top rung of our school ladder . We presented a play It's Great To Be Crazy directed by Mrs. I-Iorm. Our many thanks to Mrs. Horm for relinquishing her time to direct our Junior and Senior plays. We were fortunate to receive the football concession stand and the basketball concession stand. Both were a great help to our class. For our Senior year we retained our previous class officers. We had a. class meeting to decide where to have our pictures taken. The lucky man was Mr. Dimit. Some of the boys said that they just had to have their pictures taken over again! Could it have been because of that receptionist? Our pictures arrived shortly after Christmas and the by-word became May I have a picture? The warmth of spring crept upon us and soon we saw Baccalaureate past. On Commencement night we transferred our tassels from the left to the right side, as we received our diplomas, our reward for twelve years of study. This is just the beginning of the history of the class of 1959 as we go to seek our respective places in the worldg knowing that some will be content to stay at the top of their school ladder , while others will climb still greater ladders in this world of opportunity. Page Twelve Mary Louise Hoprich Mary She has studied and studied for many a year, because sho pic-ltml nursing' for her career. 234 Secretarv Treasurer 2 No Boys Allonvdu 3 uProinptcr1 t'It's Great To Bu Cr.x7y' 4 lNai'rnttf:', Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Countv Chorus 1 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 2 3 4 Senior Scholarship 4 District Scholarship 1 Preliminary Scholarship l 2 3 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Tri-H1-Y 2 3 G. A. A. 4 lied Cross Representative 3 Mount Union Music Festival 3 Gypsy Troulmaclour' 2 :Cash Tea House of Sine Lo 'l :Casin The Bell ol Bagd.xd 4 'Cash Debate Team 3 4,g ,f Nancy Lou Baird Nancy She laughs fiom morning until night, telling jokes is her delight. President 2 3 4 Vice-President 1 No Boys Allowed 3 ICHSII It's Great To Be Crazy 4 4C.1stn Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Countv Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Stafi 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Preliminary Scholarship 3 Honor Student 1 2 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 4 G. A. A. 4 Monitor 2 Youth for Christ -1 Gvpsv Troubadourt' 2 ICASTI 'Tea House of Sing Lo 3 'The Bell of Bagdadu 4 fCastr William Ronald Kenreieh Ronnie Some folks invest in stocks and bonds, but Ron prefers brunettes and blondes. President 1 Treasurer 3 4 No Boys Alloweclt' 3 It's Great To Be Crazy 4 Chorus 1 2 3 -1 Band 1 2 3 4 Countv Chorus 2 Countv Band 1 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 2 3 Student Council 1 2 3 -2 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 4 Basketball l 2 H1-Y 2 3 Oliice Aid 2 Red Cross Representative 3 1 Debate Team 3 Gypsy 'l'roubadour 2 :Casts Tea House of Sing Lo 3 1Castn 4'The Bell of Bagdadu 4 4Castn Mount Union Music 'Festival 3 -1 Page Thirteen at -nog. Gary Lynn Olin Garry Friend, Scholar and Athlete combination hard to beat. Vice-President 3 4 'tNo Boys Allowed 3 1Cast1 It's Great To Be C1-uzv 4 nCastl Chorus i 2 3 4 Band 1 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 Senior Scholarship 4 Pl'PIlll'llllZll'V SCll0lill'Slllll 1 2 3 t Student Council 3' 4 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 H1-Y 2 3 Monitor 2 Inter-county Football Squad 4 Gypsv Troubadourh 2 :Costa Tea House of Sing: Lo 3 :Cash The Bell of Baudad' 4 :Casts ,an Carl James Burkey Birdie It is better to know useless things, than to know nothing. Chorus 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manaker 4 Gvusv Troubadouru 2 Jacqueline Jo Baughman Jackie Quiet in her own mild way, I'm sure she'll go a long, long way. Annual 4 Mike Staff 4 G. A. A. 4 Bonita June Bush Bonnie All good things come in small packages. It's Great To Be Crazy 4 4Pro:nptei'l Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 3' 4 Countv Chorus 1 2 3 -l Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Senior Scho'arship 4 District Scholarship l 2 'B Preliminary Scholarship 1 2 3 -1 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 librarian 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 Office Aid 2 Monitor 2 Mount Union Music Ffmtira! -1 GyDsv Troubadouru 2 Tea House of Sing Lo 3 The Bell of Buzdadn 4 ICHSLI Page Fourteen Genevieve Kay Beery ufgennyn How can I listen, study and learn, when I'm patiently Waiting' for class to adjourn? No Boys Allowed 3 1Cast1 It's Great To Be Crazy 4 1Castr Band 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Librarian 1 Football Cheerleader 3 4 Basketball Cheerleader 2 3 4 Trl-Hi-Y 2 G. A. A. 4 Office Aid 4 Football Queen Attendant 4 1 . re- W Carren Lynne Bush Granny Happy-Go-Lucky all the day long, if she isn't laughing some- th1ng's wrong. No Boys Allowed 3 rCast1 It's Great To Be Crazy 4 :Cash Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Countv Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Horor Student 4 Trl-Hi-Y 2 G. A. A. 4 Monitor 3 Snowball Queen Attendant 4 Youth for Christ 4 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 Tea House of Sinfz Lo 3 The Bell of Bagdadu 4 Arlan Richard Coy Coil This bashful little witty man, will get away with all he can. Transferred from Canfield High School It's Great To Be Crazy 4 1Cagt1 Annual Staff 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 John Wayne Coy Romeo He's quite a self-determined man, ambitious to do the best he Can. No Boys Allowed 3 1CastJ It's Great To Be Crazy 4 4Cast1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3' 4 Editor Preliminary Scholarship 2 3 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 3 4 Office Aid 4 Cafeteria 2 Monitor 2 3 4'GvDsv Troubadourn 2 1Cns.tr Tea House of Sing Lu 3 The Bell of Bagdadu 4 Page Fifteen Phillip Henry Calvin Pete A girl, a date, a car out late a class, a quiz, no pass, gee whiz.' Annual Staff 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 Hi-Y 2 Kenneth Harvey Dustman IIFUZZN When love and lessons intel fere, let the lessons take the rear. It's Great To Be Crazy 4 lC?l5ll Annuul Staff 4 Football 2 3 4 Co-Cuniaiin Miki- Stuff 4 Balskr-Lb.1ll 1 2 3 4 Baseball -4 Frank 1 4 Hi-Y 2 Sondra Cype-rt Angel Angel is a cute name we all know it's true, but we sometimes wonder. does it really fit you? It's Great To Be Crazy 4 :Cash Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 4 G. A. A. -l Antiuone Prompter 2 English Club 3 Carol Louise Goohring Carol Ever faithful always true, you seldom see her when she's blue. '4No Boys Allowed 3 1Student Director! It's Great To Be Cr.izy 4 4Student Di- rectorr Chorus Pianist 2 3' 4 Chorus 1 Band 3 -L Countv Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 G. A. A. 4 Office Aid 4 Red Cross Representative 3 4 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 1Pianistl Tea House of Sing LO 3 1Pianistl The Bell of Bagdndh 4 1PiilDiFti Page Sixteen David Lowell Detwila-r Dave If silence is golden as they say Dave is getting richer every day. Chorus 1 3 4 Countv Chorus 1 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Tea House of Sing Lo 3 The Bell of Bngdndu 4 1Castn 'sl' zfrwlx V...- Q, f-rr Judith Ann Headley uJudyn Earnest and able in all she may do: we're sure Judy will come shining through. No Boys Allowed 3 isceneryu It's Great To Be Crazy 4 Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Preliminary Scholarshio 1 2 3 4 District Scholarship 2 3 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Cafeteria 1 2 3 4 Debate Team 3 4 Carl Edward Graham Eddie Girls are my enemies, but the Bible says, Love your Enemies. Chorus 1 2 Band 1 2 3 County Chorus 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 4 Honor Student 4 Librarian 2 Gypsy Troubadour' 2 Wanda Sue Helmick Mick Talkative and lots of fun, she makes a hit with everyone. It's Great To Be Crazy 4 lC8Sfl Chorus 1 County Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 4 G. A, A. 4 Office Aid 2 Page Seventeen Linda Lee Graham Linda A man is better than a book now she'll have to learn to Cook! Transferred from Springfield Local Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y -l 1Withd1'2lM'Hl Dorothy E. Kloos KKD0rtlI She is kind to everyone, believes in lots cf fun. No Boys Allowed 3 toasty It's Great To Be Crazy 4 tcrewr Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 G. A. A. 4 Cafeteria 1 and .--M-v--..-, ...-....,... ..-wee .. Audrey Jean Hendricks UAudH she, A cute and witty girl is always laughing merri v. No Boys Allowed 3 scastr It's Great To Be Crazy 4 lcastl Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Chorus l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 G. A. A. 4 Cafeteria 1 2 3 4 Youth For Christ 4 Football Statistician 4 Basketball Statirtlclan 4 Gypsy Troubadour 2 lcastl Tea House oi' Sing Lo 3 rchorusi The Bell of Bagdadn 4 tchorusr Edward Harold Leipper uldeapn Happy I am. from care I'm free. Why aren't more people just like me? No Boys Allowed 3 It's Great To Be Crazy 4 fset directorl Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 librarian 4 Office Aid 4 Monitor 2 3 Dance Band 4 Boy's Quartet 4 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 rchorusl Tea House of Sing T.o 3 tcestb The Bell of Bagdadu 4 feast! Page Eighteen I f Virginia Mae I-liner ufiinnyn nCh66l16Edil'1g is her mainli dancing is her pastime. Wo Boys Allowed 3 lcastb It's Great To Be Crazy 4 rcastb Chorus 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Football Cheerleader 2 3 4 Basketball Cheerleader 2 3' 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Gr. A. A. 4 Offict Aid 4 Monitor 2 Gypsy Troubadour 2 fchorusb The House of Sing Lo 3 tchorusb The Bell of Bagdad 44chorus1 Betty Lou Moore uBPtn You may think she's bf'S1'1f1ll, until you get to know her. No Boys A1lowed 3 lcrewx It's Great To Be Crazy 4 Chorus 1 County Chorus 1 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 G. A. A. 4 Cafeteria 1 2 Monitor 3' 1 1-tg., vw' ' ,V Donald Lee Lippiatt Llp A little mischief now and then, is cherished by the best of men Annual Staff 4 Joan E. Norwood Joanie 'iThe best way to have a friend, is to be one. 'Ihe Bettv Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row Award 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 firnual Staff 4 Mike Staff 4 Vo Boys Allowed 2 ncrewl '4It's Great To Be Crazy 4 mrewr Honor Student 2 Librarian 2 Tri-H1-Y 2 G. A. A. 4 Monitor 2 'Gypsy Troubadouru 2 rchorusl Tea House of Sing Lo Zi enhorusl The Bell of Bagdadu 4 tthorusr Page Nineteen VValter Eugene Mead IKGPHPD! Eugene is as you all know, quite the modern Romeo. No Boys Allowed 3 lstage maraeerl It's Great To Ee Crazy 4 lstage man- agerl Chorus 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Honor Student 4 Office Aid 4 Caleteria 4 Iva Idell Shoff Satch This attractive brown eyed girl, never has a messed up curl. Vice-President 2 Secretary-Treasurer 1 No Boys Allowed 3 lcastl It's Great To Be Crazy 4 lcastr Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 3 4 County Band 2 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 2 3 4 District Scholarship 1 Preliminary Scholarship 1 2 3 Student Council 1 4 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 Trl-H1-Y 2 3 4 G. A. A. 4 Monitor 1 Football Queen 4 Junior Attendant Homecoming 3 Gypsy Troubadouf' 2 lcastu Tea House of Sing Lo 3 lcastl The Bell of Bagdad 4 scastr Nina Lorraine Ronshausen Nina, 'Tm not quiet - just thinking. Chorus 1 3 4 County Chorus 1 3 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 2 3 4 lasst. Editor 4a Senior Scholarship 4 District Scholarship 1 2 3 4 Preliminary Scholarship 1 2 3 4 Student Council 1 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 4 Monitor 1 D. A. R. Test 4 Debate Team 3 4 Tea House of Sing Lo 3 lchorusu The Bell of Bagdadn 4 fchorusn Carolyn Lee Thomas Carolyn A kind face and a friendly smile, have made Carolyn's suc- cess well worth-While. No Boys Allowed 3 tcastr It's Great To Be Crazy 4 mast! Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Football Cheerleader 2 Basketball Cheerleader 2 Honor Student 3 4 Trl-Hi-Y 2 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 lchorusu Tea House of Sing Lo 3' lchorusi The Bell of Bagdadn 4 nchorusi Page Twenty William Edward Shobel uBinn Just myself and no one 4'No Boys Allowed 3 rcastb It's Great To Be Crazy 4 lc Chorus 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Senior Scholarship 4 Preliminary Scholarship 3 4 Honor Student 4 Librarian 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 1 2 3' Baseball 1 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Hi-Y 2 All-Inter County Line Backer 4 Gypsy Troubadour 2 tchorusl A'Tea House of Sine Lo 3 The Bell of Bagdadu 4 else astr Kenneth Floyd Yates llKenny!9 Track, football, and basketball too, with a heart full of fight Ken always comes through. No Boys Allowed 3 feast! Chorus 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 3' 4 Annual Staff 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Baseball 1 Track 2 3 Hi-Y 2 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 tcastl Tea House of Sing Lo 3 lcastl The Bell of Bagdad 4 4chorusr Horace Wilson Horace All you must do is see the grin to think of some mischief IIGYS been in. Chorus 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Monitor 3 Gypsy Troubadourn 2 tchorusl The Bell of Bagdad 3 lchorusi Patricia Ann Z1-iglcr ulyattyu A petite maid of much fun, forever neat and as bright as the sun. Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 County Chorus 2 Anrual Staff 4 Basketball Cheerleader 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3 4 Cafeteria 3 Monitor 3 Tea House of Sing Lo 3 The Bell of Bagdad 4 Page Twenty-one T 3 2 Eloise May VVithers llwfeegii If your work interferes with your sleep, Quit your work. No Boys Allowed 3 fusherl It's Great To Be Crazy 4 fprompterl Chorus 1 2 3 Band 3 4 County Chorus 1 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Mike Staff 3 4 Senior Scholarship 4 District Scholarship 3 Preliminary Scholarshio 1 2 3 Honor Student 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 3 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2 G. A, A. 4 Office Md 2 3 Monitor 2 3 Trombone Quartette 4 Gypsy Troubadouru 2 echorusb Tea House of Sing Lo 3 rrhomsy I Last Will And Testament We, the Senior Class of 1959, being of sound m'ncl, do declare this document to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty, the pleasant thoughts of the clrss of 1959. To the juniors, we leave our dgnity azirl the thrill of achieving the long awaited title Seniors , To the sophomores, we leave our ability to make money. To the freshmen, we leave our intelligence. Te the unclerclassmen, we leave these individual bequests: I, Nancy Baird. leave my Ford to anyone who can push! I, Jackie Baughman, leave my typewriter to anyone who wants to clean it. I, Genevieve Beery, leave my naturally blonde hair to Linda Adams. I, Jim Burkey, leave my super-smooth t'Hot Rod to the school as an ambulance. I, Bonita, Bush, leave my little feet to Ronnie Williamson. I, Cai ren Eush, leave my first chair flute to Becky Clause. I, Phillip Calvin, leave a ride in my car to the first five beautiful girls to apply. I, Arlan Coy, leave my height to Bob Ceok. I, John Coy, leave my dictionary to anyone who can find it. I, Sondra, Cyphert, leave my long finger nails to Martha Claure. I, David Detwiler, leave my quietness to Tom Dailey. I, Kenny Dustman, leave my tackle position to Chuck Withers. I, Carol Goehring, leave my Liberace fingers to next years pianist. I, Eddie Graham, leave cnc pair of my size 12 shoes to put in the trophy ease. I, Linda Graham, just leave. I, Judy Headley, leave my ability to chew candy to some ambitious hard working junior. I, lVandz' Helmick, leave my shorthand book to seine unlucky person. I, Audrey Hendricks, leave my typewritei to any unlucky junior who likes ' 1 take timed writings. I, Virginia Hiner. leave my cheerleading suit to my sister. I, Mary I-Ioprich, leave my height to the basketlzail team. I, Ronnie Kenreleh, leave my shining shoes to anybody who wants to shine them. I, Dorothy Kloos, leave my ability for talking to Nancy Resslfr. I, Ed Leipper, leave my ability to play wrong notes in Band to Shirley Howells. I, Don Lippiatt, leave my government book to Loule Mann. I, Eugene Mead, leave my ability to tpye absentees to anyone who can find time. I, Betty Moore, leave my doodlings in my government bool: to anyone who wants te erase them at the end of the year! I, Joan Norwood, leave my sisters to carry out the family name. I, Gary Olin, leave my ablity to flirt in class to Phil Bixler. I , Nina Ronshausen, leave my quietness, to Sherry Mooie. I, Bill Shobel, leave my football guard position to Dick Lcdwlcl: if U6 can handle it. I, Iva Shoff, leave my first chair trumpet seat to Patty Lodwick. I, Carolyn Thomas, leave the bass clarinet to anyone who wants to pay the rent. I, Horace Wilson, leave my ability to playing hoolzcy to anyone who can get away with it. ' I, Eloise Withers. leave my ability to sleep through government to anyone who enjoys a good snooze. I, Kenny Yates, leave my obsession for losing things to some up coming loser. I, Patty Zeiger, leave my red hair to Janice Baxter. Page Twenty-two Psalm 100 Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. Serve the Lord with gladnessg come before his Presence with singing. Know ye that the Lord he Is God: it is he that hath made us, and not lVe ourselvesg we are his people, and the sheep of His pasture. Enter into his gates with thanks- Giving, and into his courts with praiseg be Thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the Lord is goodg his mercy is everlastingg and his Truth endureth to all generations. Our Churches Nancy Baird .A Jackie Baughman Genev'eve Beery Jim Eurkey ...... .. Bonita Bush Carren Bush .. Phillip Calvin .. Arlan Coy John Coy ..... .....,, Sondra Cypert ..., David Detwiler Kenny Dustman .... Carol Goehring Eddy Graham . Linda Graham .. . Judy Headley . , Wanda Helmick ,. Audrey Hendricks Virginia Hiner .. Mary Iloprich ,. .. Ronnie Kenreich ,.i, Dorothy Kloos .,... Edward Leipper .. Don Lippiatt ..,... . Eugene Mead . Betty Moore . Joan Nor wood ..... Gaiy Olin .. . . ,..... .,,. , Salem Nazarene .. Canfield Old North Baptist , . . Salem First Greenford Greenford Evangelical Greenford Evangelical . ,. Grcenford , . ..,.., .. Canfield . . Grcenford Evangelical ., New Albany Christian Christian Lutheran Lutheran Christian Christian Lutheran Christian ,. . Midway Mennonite , Greenford Evangelical Lutheran . Canfield Old North Baptist , Struthe' s Church of Christ Calla Evangelical United Bretheran Calla Evangelical United Bretlieran Greenford Evangelical Lutheran .. Greenford Evangelical Lutheran . . Greenford Evangelical Lutheran A ,. Salem Emmanuel Lutheran .. , Youngstown Saint Marks Lutheran New Buffalo Paradise Lutheran . .. Lisbon Church of Christ . , .,........ Millville Friends . Greenford Evangelical Lutheran ., New Buffalo Paradise Lutheran .. .. . . Lisbon Church of Christ .. . Calla Evangelical United Bretheran Nina Ronshausen . ..... . Greenford Evangelical Lutheran Bill Shobel ...,., ,,.. . ,. ,, .. ......., ., Salem Saint Paul's Iva Shoff ...... ...,.. , , ,. ...i., ., Salem Nazarene Carolyn Thomas .. Horace Wilson .. Eloise Withers ...., Kenny Yates ..,.. Patty Zeigler .... ,. ., Concord Presbyterian ,. . ., . Lisbon Church of Christ Boardman Saint James Espicopal . ......... ......, ,... G r eenford Washingtonville Page Twenty-three Christian Lutheran Senior Activities CHORUS TRI-HI-Y FOOTBALL VISUAL AID BASKETBALL MIKE STAFF TRACK LIBRARIANS BAND QFT. 81 BBJ STATISTICIAN STUDENT COUNCIL Page Twenty-four Annual Staff EDITOR Gary Ohl. BUSINESS MANAGER Nlary .l'10pl'ICll ACTIVITIES Nina Ronshausen ADMINISTRATION Bonita Bush Eloraee wilson ADVERTISING Ronnie Kenrelch, Manager Eddie Leipper Phil Calvin Don Lippiatt Dorothy Kloos Betty Moore ATHLETICS Bill Shobel Kenny Dustman ART Judy Headley Eddie Graham GLASSES Genevieve Beery Virginia Hiner Carol Goehring SENIORS Darren Bush John Coy Carolyn Thomas Patty Zeigler SNAPSIIOTS Eugene Mead Sandy Cyphert Eloise Withers PHOTOGRAPHY Audrey Hendricks -lim Burkey SUBSCRIPTION Nancy Baird Joan Norwood Ja:-kie Baugfhman VVanda Helmick David Defwiler Iva Shoff Kenny Yates '24,-mk,'5, 1 GENEVIEVE BEERY DAVID DETWILER BETTY MOORE RONNIE KENREICH A' 'i GARY OLIN WANDA HELMICK EDDIE GRAHAM LINDA GRAHAM VIRGINIA IIINER DON LIPPIATT CAROLYN THOMAS EDDIE LEIPPER IVA SHOI-'F KENNY YATES MARY HOPRICH EUGENE MEAD Page Twenty-six PHIL CALVIN CARREN BUSH JOHN COY 'N!TA BUSH ELOISE WITHERS AUDREY HENDRICKS CAROL GOEHRING ANGEL CYPHERT I I, b,,.-VAA , W F Wy. QQ: 5 1 I . 'figfg '- is ?'2:45,: 14':..:' A - 1, nf ' HJ! I . dy- x, V,Aq V, . .,. xr' JIM BURKEY J.'!CK'E BAUGHMAN NZNX RCNSYl 'l7 !2N PATTY ZEIGLER DOROTHY KLOOS ARLAN COY NANCY BAIRD JOAN NORYVOOD KENNY DUSTMAN JI'llY HFADLEY Page Twenty-seven Junior Play Pwffe Twentv-eight X P13 V: R1 ' 1 QT ffl - fl X WTKX1, K 4772 fQwQxxxkkHl'? Xl, 714 N Rx ffm fx E XQWQ Q ef D ffm F 7 ik I Q12 W X S X 1' ff K5 M xy... QXX NES Page Twenty-nine Juniors WS tg., ,f if 'md Page Thirty ADAMS. LINDA BAIRD, ETIIEI. BAXTER, JANICE BECK. DIRLENE BENNETT. DALE BOWERS, JOE BRODIGAN. DONNA BUSH, MERLYN CLAUSE, MARTHA COOK. VIRGINIA COLE. ORIN DELP, LUIS EVERSON, DONALD GLASS, LINDA GUDAT. KURT IIENDIHCKS, LINDA HENDRICKS, ROBERT IIIVELY, ROBERT HOFMANN, ETIIELDA JOHNSON. JAMES JONES, SUSAN LASKY, PAUL LEPSIK. SANDRA LIPPIATT, ROGER LOIHVICK. RICHARD MANN. LOUIS MANYPENNY. SHIRLEY MARETICH ROSALIE if f ff! ft? 'Ibn' MARKS. VALIERIE MOORE. SHERRY MINCHIZR. ROBERT I SAUERVVEIN. ARTHUR TYO. BARBARA VVEINGART. CAROLYN YXTES, ROBERT GB- 'G 4Not Picturedn JOHNSON, LARRY Class of '60 So ph om ores Page Thirty-two BAILEY, TOM BIXLER, PI-IILLIP COLE, GEORGE COOK, BETTY DELP. FRED DUSTMAN, BETTIE FARKAS, BILL FLETCHER, JUDE GARRET, PATTY GRAHAM, DESSIE HEADLEY, JIM HOFMANN, .IENSIE HOWELLS, SHIRLEY JANOVEC, RONNIE KENREICII, PAUL KNISLEY, M CHAI-IL LASKY, DAVID LEHMAN, CLARA MARETICI-I, FRANCIS McCARTNEY, SHARON MILLER, EARL MOORE, ROBERT PAULIN, HARRY PETRILA, ROBERT PIM. MARGIE PLUES, KATHY REDINGER. JOSEPHINE SIIOFF, CLYDE SMITH, BONNIE VAN FELT, RONALD VVADDING, DIANNA WILLIAMSON, RONALD wuxr, GARY IVISLER, PATTY wnmms. CHUCK IVITMER, ESTHIIIR 6' YIZAGLEY. JERRY 5 1 INDI, PICIUKICCU SINGLETON, KATHY X ' X I X Q 'xxx 2 Class of '61 Page Thirty-three - r ,W I, x 4 Q . f I AA,: 'ww Q wi: L, 9- Freshm if K, A f UMW ., X1 Page Thirty-four 911 'H' 1 5 . a .' , . X -H N s . . , CN '-X I 5 mx. Ac' 1 :-1? , ..., 5 :.. ' A 3 .,.,.,.Q: V BAER. JIM BATYSKE, CAROL BAXTER, BONNIE BAUGHMAN, RONALD BRUDERLY, L'NDA CO0K, LARRY COOK. MARY LOU DAVIS. RAY DETYVILER. JANICE DUNN, DARLENE EXLINE, MARY ANN EVYING, PEGGY FARKAS, l,lLLlAN FEREN, EDDIE KILLE, LEONARD KLOOS. HERMAN LEIPPER, TOM LODWICK, MARJORIE MANN, PATTY MANYPENNY. ROY MOORE, NADINE NORWOOD, SHIRLEY PAULIN, KENNETH PLUES, WALTER POLLOCK, ELMER ROESSLER, NANCY SMITH, RICHARD STALNAKER, DWIGHT THOMAS, JIM BAIRD, RAYMOND ZIEGLER, ROGER fNot Pictured? HORTON, NANCY Class of '62 Page Thirty-five ' l' '1r'in-nr 't' hint '-u-1 Ilii- Class Officers J UNIORS Pres. Bob Mincher V. Pres. Dale Bennett Trea. Darlene Beck Sec. Valerie Marks SOPHOMORES Pres. Ronnie Janovec V. Pres. Tom Bailey Trea. Margie Pim Sec. Sharon McCartney FRESHMEN Pres. Eddie Feren V. Pres. Bonnie Baxter Trea. Walter Plues Sec. Mary Lou Cook Page Thirty-six CZ-ifx NS Q. SX 44 1 U XXX VW df , Y X f ,XLZ5 MQXW K Q if mm X f T ,X X y jf f 554 xl! X A 73 'fjf7 ,U 'll U D C.:.:,' - 9 gQ :TfoflWFl W X E hmm S N Mrs. Bender B.E. Akron University Klndergarten Mrs, Ingram Miami University Youngstown University Second Grade f Photo Not Availableb Mrs. Beck Kent State University First Grade Mrs. Wilson B.A. Hiram College Youngstown University Second Grade Mrs. Bennett Kent State University First Grade Mrs. Brooks Youngstown University Third Grade Page Thirty-eight Mrs. Patterson Kent State University Third-Fourth Grade Mrs, Dickson B.A. Grove City College Fifth-Sixth Grade Mrs. Anthonsen Canfield Normal Kent State University Fourth Grade Mrs. Thomas Kent State University Sixth Grade Page Thirty-nine Mr. Matzye B.S. Youngstown University Sixth Grade Eighth Grade lst Row-Patty Fm-11-n Jane JllllllSLlll Karen Clay N.nnc'x Al1ll r Pnl Taylux L-lnlw 'lluyl-V1 Sln-rl Knxseley Phyllis Pr-lrillu 'Ind Row-Sandra Bvll Rnllx Grnlnlxn, Bnnnn- Wnlmvrx l.1ncl:1 FlllIlllQJ,61' lxliifglllll' B.xnglnn.nn Lmcla Cook. Nancy Norwood Mary Baud Krd lion D.1x'1Ll KlCLlll1!llllIl Blll Hin-ly 'l'4'1'x'y Cny Larry Knlse-lvy Jlllllt'5 Wltxnl-1' Clyde Boyer. Lee Challefcf. Jeff Glass lth Ruw-.Ilxnxl-XJulxnsun Frank Hulnmnn Rulnf1'tCm1k Blll Bwry lhxxul 'l'5n Rohm-1 C14-guy N01 Pic'ln1'vcl Nlnrme Hmer Juclinl Le-pflli Balrlaum Moore Ruclwl Ckillflkw lst Rau-Beverly Ultorlnzxrk S.xnflm Cook Kay Bomwtt Rvl1f'c':'u Clause Suzanne Olin Llndu Hazen. Dlano Bl'I1llf'll June-I Flaunger 'Ind Run-Wnymx Imuglrxn Lee Jolmxnn Eu1'lC11lv11x N!Jl'lll.xll Blxlf-r Cmrl 'Vohm Dvnnis Gudut, Tun Davlm. Ronald Charlton Zird R011-Pllll'll'l1l l2ulx1m'tIe- SllPl'l'Y l51'11cl4-rly Bonnu Fviuhl Ruth Nl-wllill Connu- Clark. Kathy Siscn l'zlg'e l o1'ly T Seventh Grade B lst Row-Marjorie Wltmer, Tum Morrison, Carole Hnue, Susan Knopp, Jean Headley, Betty Howell. Virginia Wolford, Beverly Bahr, 2nd Ron-Edward Burlcey, Melvin Lehman. Charles Dustman James Taylor, Alexander Yates, Dunne Stalnaker, Terrv Cole, Leu Slaele. 19rd Row- Rebecca Jones, Bm-lmru Wilson, Larry Williams. John Luxeuil. Philip Johnson. Charles Beck. Jimmy Morrieon, Mary Stark Sixth Grade lst Row-Jack Morrison, Alan Justice. John Cleary, Robert Knieeiey, Emerson Coy. Richard Feren, Clarence Shoemaker, 2nd Row Darlene Eyster. Carol Rotar, Marsha Rocssler, Helen Graham, Linda Mead, lwlurgriret Emch, Donna Munypenny, Brenda McCartney. 24rd Row-Charles Vona, Robert Churllon. Gary Ronshousen. Kenny Kustenhuher. John Harper, Danny White, Ralph SllIiPj'. ith Row-William Less, John Olloman, Eddie Pemberton, Jack Fletcher, David Kenreich, Robert Garrett Page Forty-one Fifth and Sixth Grade Ist Ron-Becky Wltlu-rx. Patty Fletchc-r. Marianne -judat. .ana b0OK, Ramona Knaaf Dorothy Baird, Nancy Hendrlckx. :nd Row-Mlm, DICKAOII, Ronme Smith. KL-nny Dunn, Wayne xlcLa11ggl1l1n, Fred Clauw, Jalm-x Fllck, Glen Laxky 'Grd Run'- Sonka Slllllh. Linda Knlscley, Becky Ollmnan. Gayle Cook, Lllldl' LIIIUSHY Patty Coy Katlxlr-Pu Slllllll Jill Slnrvy -lth 'Row- Allan Cook. Kzuld Mauch, Glenn Davis. Drck Ferguson, Blamf' Hendrzcks Nor P11-lar:-d Karon Bmlmrlclm' Rwlrard kiln. Alnce Haus Fifth Grade lst Row-Mary Shoemaker, Deena Davis. Ginger McCartney. waxy go e, Janer Juhn on H4211 cy Clldlll, Lynn Stalnaker. :nu Row-Twyla G06l1l'1llg, Isbelle Farkas, Patty Smith, Patty Blllllh Patty Lodwlr-lc J:mnvlIv Van Put Carol Le-ipps-r, Pearl Barnard. Mrs Thomas.. 15rd Row-Dwain Kale, David EXllIll'. Hubby Bukh, Gam Dvlpi Rauflh' Sln-vlx' Umm Zlllll1ll'l'IHklU I1-xry Roepke. Larry Jour-s, lth Ron--Terry Bowers, Bobby Slaglv, Ol-num Sr-'lark Uarlri Wlnt-rx Dvmn-, Slnrl-v Danny Evanull Gonv Taylor David B11-vnu Nut Pictnrn-rl Paul Slflllx, Carl Alf-xx. Lyle Fuhcl Page l orl,y-two Fourth Grade Ist Row-Donna Lepsik, Nora-ne Mead. Linda Van P1-lt. Ji-an Exlire, Sunciru Denies. Christina Ronshausen, Linda Dressel 72nd Row-John Horton. Robert Fergufon. Donald Fercn, Gary McClnm. Clark Wisler, Clifton Juckubism, Kenneth Lindsay. Grd Row-Sherman Johnson, Linda Vinion, Joan Handwork, Shirley Morri on. Janet Baird. Vicki Coy. Susan Junoveck, Thonms Hartman. 4th Row-Michael Less, Paul Handxxork, Lee Horsiall Duain Wilt, Jerry Hoixnzxn. Donald Yates. Danny 'Scirus-ie1'. Teacher Mrs Anthonsen Third and Fourth Grade lst Row-Susan Batyrki, Roberta Utterback, Sarah Knopp. Mary Bare, Linda Slagle, Judv Harper, Ardes Ziegler, 2nd Row- Becky Kale, Suzanne Lepsik, Phyllis Mauch, Ellen White. 'Wendy Cook, Canhy Finch, Lois Gruhzim. 24rd Row-Roy Calvin. Roger Slaele Jerry Lmpiatt, Ronad Taylor, David Hively. Mark Makoski 4th Row-- Daniel Withers. Roms Englert, Edward Chismrir, Glenn Keureich Churlek Maxwell. Wulurr Coy. Jerry Slieely, Teacher Mrs Paiitcrsun Page Forty-three Third Grade lst Row-Linda Shoemaker, Carol Stoffer. Diana Einch. Colleen Eyster. Arm Less. Nancy Roessier. Barbara Stoffer, Brenda Bruderly, 'Ind Row--ltlarilyn Kastenhuber, Martha Mackey, Diana Weatphal. Kathi Sheely. Diana Vinion, Gloria Shifra, Donna McLemore. Mrk Joyce Brooks, 14rd Row-Tim Singleton. Dick Cook. David Davis, Elmer Cole. Steve Farkas, Lawrence Kille. David Smith. Tr-rry Justice, ith Row-Dale McIntyre Daryl Bixler, Gufngs- Gilhy, Gerald Vona, David Glass. Tixn Goehrina, Clifford Johmon, Jf-rry Roessler. Elms-r Lehman Second Grade Isl Row-Cathy Knopp, Gail McClun, Susan Smith. Ellen Delp. Stevie Jo Kelly. Terry Bowman, 2nd Ron-Hildred Webb. Linda Clark, Cathy Sinseley, Anita Exlme. Susan Norwood, Beverly Stoffer. Connie Zixninrrman, Mrs Ingram. :Grd Row- Danny Davis, Steve' Schar'I'ei', Bobby May, Cfeorgi Less, Roger James, Dale Johnson, Brad Justice, Eric Van Felt, 4th Rou- Ricky Manypcnny. Ricky Brown, Alan Williamson. Skipper Briulitwell. Trent Shircy Bill Garrett. Rlchard Smith, Gary Bush Page Forty-four Second Grade Ist Row-Sharen Stuffer, Regenix Farcas, Becky Berardi. Brenda Slagle. Elizabeth Cook, Karen Justice, Roberta Coy, 2nd Row-Gary Eyster, Dale McLaughlin, Bobby Mead, Glenn Rotzel, Michael Winters. Michael Martell, 24rd Row-Judy W1-ingart, Peggy Morrix Janet Smith, Judy Janovec, Connie Pershing, Debby Yeagley. Karen Tyo, Sally Lepsik, -ith Row-Danny Lock- zirt, David McKnight, Kr-niieili Sox. Eddie Schaefer, Douglas Knopp, Bobby Dames, William Kurtz, Mrs, Wilson Teacher Firsf Grade lst Run-Richard Stoflvr, Darrlenu Farkas, Barbara Baxter. Ellen Witmer, Bonita Dunn, Barbara Mincher, Brenda Hand- xxork, James Ziegler, 2nd Row-Jay Utterback, William Slaale. Judy Kenreich. Polly Jo Johnson, Nancy Bare, Raymond Enslcy, Paul Cole, Bird Row-William Chzllky, Robert Roberts, John Maxwell, Gres Bowman, John Shepherd, Christopher Wliit1'. Daniel Weaver. David Sinsley, Robert Justice, Mrs, Beck Teacher Page Forty-five First Grade Ist Row -Jvnnxlvr Coy. Snc Ann Mlller. Pattv Gudut, Czltlly Iohnmn. Juunnn SOllllllPI'S, Cheryl Williamson, ind Row-Tnnmy Jllsticc-, John Bvrnrdl, Donald Knuuf. Danny Clzulsc Jerry Cl'UClCl2ll'fl. Kvlth McLanulxlln, Carroll Rotzcl, Zird Row-Gary Brun- nvr, Urtun Andrrfon. L.n'rv Shifru, Donald Emch. Gem- Alexander. Duvicl Tanylor, Bobby Evanoff, Mrs Bennett ---- Not Pictured Plllllllly Hoprlcll. lVlAttv Haus. Kelth Welngart. Jnnmy Nlurkr Kindergarten - Afternoon Group lst Row John H.lllln..n. Rrzlnd Enelert, Vlcky Stoner, 'Sue Ann Slnllrd. Sandra Barnes, Joseph Morriaon ind Row-Mac Ovscll. Billy Slaglv Bobby Vnnun, John Headley. Larry Fc-irlr. Shawn Hopricll Ilrd Row-lklurtln F1.tlflgC1' Eanclrn inch Lannon Llrclsuy Mrs Bcndei - TL'kiCl1Pl' Page Fully-six Kindergarten Marnjng Group lst Row-Linda Wislcr. Karen McInLyre. Barbara Gilbey. Linda James. Irene Witmer. Barbara Johnson. 'Ind Row-Bobby Pitts. Janet Maxwell, Paula Bruderly, Kathy Shepherd. Joann Goehring, Dicky Knopp, 3rd Row-Dicky Yeager, Daryl Lasky. Jeffrey Oliver. Gerald Kastonhubcr. Russel Baird. Mrs, Bender - Teacher. Senior's First Grade lst Row-Patricia Ziegler. Carol Lippiatt. Lois Span. Patsy Kelley. Ethelda Hafman. Lois Delp. Ruthann Edwards. Joan Norwood. Iva Shoff. 2nd Row-Eloise Wither. Bonita Bush. Shirley Manypenny. Sondra Cypert, Audrey Hendricks. Linda Lip- piatt. Helen Gregg. Vll'Q'lll1?l I-liner, Mary Hoprich, Carolyn Thomas, Zird Row-Danny Mohar. Bobby Evans. Bobby Hivelv. TOlTllHy Dales. Sammv Lippiatt. Ronald French. Ronald Kenreich. Michael Albright, David Detwiler. Donald Lippiatb. Judy Headley. Fourth Row-Paul Sauerwein. Jack Beans. Danny Norwood. John Cay. Edward Leipper. John Lewis. Kenneth Yatee. Phillip Calvin. Bobby Mercer. Erlviarcl Graham. Paul Kidd Page Forty-seven Anne Bailey . . . Jack Ewing . . . Don Shepard Virginia Wilt Laura Ammon . . . Charles Baird Esther Baird Dave Bauman .... Donna Baxter . .. Betsy Beery . Dave Beery .. Darrell Blush . . . Roger Clay .. Frank Coy .... John Detwiler . . . Myrna Dunn . . . Harold Everson . . Kenny Feicht .. Verla Feicht . . . Paul Fletcher ..... Jerry Hendricks . Elden Helmick Dave Hiner ....... Dwayne Hofmann Patricia Johnson . Phyllis Lindsay . . Richard Lozier . Ernie Maretich .. Martha Morris . .. Jeanne Pim .... Suzanne Robinette Wilma Sauerwein Marjorie Schaffer . . . Delilah Singleton Janet Tohn ..... Richard Toot . . . Michael Jakubisn Last Years Seniors NAME NOW DOING . . . . Attending Baldwin Wallace College . . . . .Attending Youngstown University . . . . . . . . United States Air Force . . . . . .. Attending Grace College . . . Attending Kent State University Working At Home Work.ingAtHome . . . . Employed by Salem Fruit Growers Ass'n Mrs. Alfred Kloos . . . . . . . . . . Employed by Gilbefrts Restaurant And Attending Butler Inst. of Art, Youngstown U. United States Navy United States Navy Employed by Ellsworth Coal Co. Working At Home VVorking At Home Attended Youngstown U. Secretarial School . . . . . . . . Attending Youngstown University Employed by Barth Farms . . . . Employed by Salem Fruit Growers Ass'n Army Reserves . . .. Attending Youngstown University . .. Attending Youngstown University Working At Home . . . .... Employed by Wilt's Turkey Farm . ................ Working At Home . .................... Mrs. Kenneth Kuhns . . . . . . Employed by the Salem Camera Ship . . Employed by Bill's Roofing 8z Heating Co. . . . . . . . Attended Canton Altman Hospital .. . . Attending Canton Altman Hospital . . Attending San Diego State College Working At Home Working At Home .. Employed by Peoples Drug Store CSalemJ . . . . . . . . Working for his Brother-in-law Page Forty-eight v. Ez! +4oL 95 S e Q N , 'figh- ! ' W!! sm! N ? is S A J, + Q, af W LIBRARY AIDS Sandra Bell Marjorie Lodnic-ln Bonita Bush I-Iloise Withers Merlyn Buwh Ed Leipper Ronnie lienreich Mrs. Snelling Bill Shubel .Inhn Fny STUDENT COUNCIL Kay Bennet Margie Hiner Susan Knnpp Bill Beery Nanvy Miller .lean Headley Ray Davie Fhurk Withers Carole Batyski Mike Kninley Shirley Howells Mr. Bailey Susan Jones Bull Mincher Linda Ilendric-ks Gary Olin Iva Shoff Ronnie Kenreieh Page Fifty SCHOLARSHIP TEAM V First Row - Bonita Bush, Margie Pim, Judy Headley, Ethel Baird, Nina Ronshausen. Valerie' Marks. Ser-ond Row - Ronnie Ke-lu-vit-h, Mikelinislvy, Harry Paulin, Dali' Bennett, Eloise XVithe-rs. English One . . English Two .. English Three .. English Four . . Algebra One . . Algebra Two . Geometry ...... General Science . Biology ....... Chemistry . . . Physics ....... World History .. . American History ,. Margie Pim . Valerie Marks . Eloise Withers .. Laura Ammon .. Harry Paulin Ronnie Kenreich .. Dale Bennett .. Mike Knisley .... Ethel Baird .. Judy Headley Nina Ronshausen .. Linda Adams .. . Bonita Bush American Government . .. . . Delilah Singleton Spanish II ............ ..... J can Schaffer Latin I . . Susan Less Page Fifty-one SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP First Row - Bonita Bush, Mary lloprich, Kan Yatvs, Nina Ronshause-n, Judy llendlvy. Sm'- ond Row - Eloie-sv With:-rs, Bill Shobvl, Gary Ulin, Ronnie- lienrvich. HONOR STUDENTS First Row - Bonita Bush, Yah-rie Marks, Audrey He-ndrii-ks, Barbara Tyo, Darlens- Dunn, Iva Shoff, Nancy Baird. Svvond Row - Eloisv iYithcrs, Nina Ronshausvn, Susan Jonvs, Shirle-y Howe-lls, Virginia Cook, Shi-rry Moore-, Lindam ll:-ndricks, Carol Gm-hring. Third Row - Ronnie Kenri-ich, Mikel Knislvy, Ethvl Baird, Judy llc-adle-y, Mary llonrioh, Carolyn Thomas, Chuck Withers. Ray Davis, Fourth Row - Gary Olin, Bob Minrhsfr, Ronnie VVilli:lm- son, Tom Bailey, John Coy. Page Fifty-two Mike Staff Seated - Linda Cook, Marjorie Lodwick, Bonita Bush,Mary Hoprich, Virginia Cook, Nancy Baird, Audrey Hendricks, Iva Shoff, Jean Headley. Standing - Mr, Pucci, Carol Goehring, John Coy, Kathy Plues, Kathy Singleton, Nine. Ronshausen, Genevieve Beery, Virginia Hin- er, Carren Bush, Eloise Withers, Dorothy Kloos, Angel Cyphert, Judy Headley, Linda S. Graham, Betty Moore, Jim Headley, Ed Leipper. Editor .. ,,... Assistant Editor Business Manager , .,,,,,,,,, Current Events .. ....,.,. Home Room Reporters Tri-Hi-Y r,,,........,,.,.. , Student Council News G. A. A. News ,..,....,,, ........ Band News ,..,... ......,...., Chorus News Sports News ,.,, Shop News Features ...,...,.,.. Senior Spotlight ..,. Song Dedications ..., Career Series .... Humor . .......... . Art .,..... ...,,.. Production Typist ...,, .......... Correspondence Gossip ..., ...........,. Page Fifty-three John Coy Nina Ronshausen Judy Headley Nina Ronshausen , ,..,...... Betty Moore Virginia Cook Kathy Singleton Marjorie Lodwick Linda Cook Sandra Cook Jean Headley Nancy Baird Iva Shoff Nancy Baird Eloise Withers . .... Bonita Bush Ken Dustman James Headley Virginia Hiner Genevieve Beery Audrey Hendricks Mary I-Ioprich Dorothy Kloos Angel Cyphert Nina Ronshausen Eloise Withers Ed Graham Linda S. Graham Ed Leipper John Coy Nina Ronshausen Carol Goehring Carren Bush Bonita Bush TRI-HI-Y Mrs. Snvlling Nina Ronshausvn Linda S. Graham Shirlvy Howells Iva Shoff Nancy Baird i3 iiy Dnsfman llixrlmra. Tyo Marjorie- Pin: Pat Zim-gl:-r Sharon Md'ai'inoy Kathy Pluvs First Row - Sharon Mcfiarinvy, Linda Brudvrly, Ronniv Baxlor, Carolo liatyski, Bonniv Smith, Darla-nv Be-ck, Patty Garett, Murjoris- Lodwick. Second Row - 'Wanda Ilalmick, Mary Jani- Exline, Audra-y llc-ndricks, Patti Vl'hisle-1, Jude- Fl:-tchs-r, B1-tty Moore-, -loan Norwood, Pm-ggy Ewing, Mrs. Anderson. Third Row - Kathy Singleton, Nadinv Moore, Eloise- Vliitli:-rs. Carre-n Bush, Dorothy Kloos, Janics- Baxivr, Iva- rlhofl, Nancy Baird, Jackie Baughman. Darlene Dunn, Yale-rio Marks. Fourth Row - Virginia Hiner, fiom-vis-vo Bm-ry. Carol Gorh- ring, Shirley Howells, Sally Morrison, Mary lloprich, Angel Cypln-rt, Mary Lou Cook, Vir- ginia Cook, Bvtty Cook. Page I it't,y-1'our RED CROSS Donald Everson, Virginia Cook, Carol Goehring, Runniv Kenrvich. VISUAL AIDS Seated - Ronnie Van Pc-lt, Bob Yates, Joe Bows-rs, Jim Burkey, Nlikv Knislf-y, Standing Tom Bailey, Ronnie Janovvc, Phil Calvin, Ed Graham. Page Fifty-five HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First Ron - Bonita Bush, Bonnie Baxter, Margaret Wolford, Carole Batyski, Kathy Plues, Darlene Beck, Valerie Marks, Janice Detwiler. Marjorie Lodnick. Sec-ond Ron -Linda Bruderly, Audrey Hendricks, Patty Ziegler, Mary .lane Exline, .loan Norwood, Margie Pim. Carren Bush. Linda S. Graham. Peggy Ewing, Darlene Dunn. Mrs. Mc-Millen. Third Row - Barhara 'l'yo, linda Glass, Nadine Moore, Iva Shoff, Nancy Baird. Martha Clause, Susan Jones, Nina llonshausen, Virginia Cook, Sherry Moore. Linda llendrieks, Carol Goehring. Fourth Roo - Ray Davis, Eddie Feren, .lim Thomas, Roger Ziezler, Clyde Shoff, Bob Petrilla, Mary Hoprieh, Carolyn Thomaa, Ethel Baird, Virginia Hiner, Marv Lon Cook. Fifth Row - 'l'om Sellers, Paul lienreieh. Gary 0lin, .lohn Coy, Ronnie Williamson, lien Yales. lloraee Wilson, l-Id Leipper. Bob Mineher, Tom Bailey, David Detwilcr, Tom Leipper, Alan Cook, Ronnie lienreieh. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First Row -- Beverly Ctterhaek, Sandy Cook, Kay Bennett, Patty lferen, Jane Johwson, Patty Taylor, Nancy Miller Karen Clay. Second Row - Mrs. ZVIcMillen, Sue Olin, Becky Clause, Sheri Knisley, Patty Robinette, Janet Flatinger Linda Hazen, Louise Tavlor, Diane Bennett. Third Row - Wayne Pagani, .leff Glase, Dennis Gudat, Larry Knisley .lim Witmer, Timmy Davis, Gary 'l'hom. Earl Calvin, L01-.lohns0n. Fourth Roo -Sherry Bruderly, Phvllis Petrilla Kathy Siseo, .laeky Lepsik, Bonnie lfeieht, Connie Clark, Ruth Graham. Ruth Nesbitt, Linda Cook, Sallv Beardwley Fifth Ron - Naney Norwood, Ronnie Charlton, Frank Hoffman. Robert Cook, Bill Bei-ry, David Tyo, Mary Baird Page Fifty-six l 1 1 w 4 BOYS QUARTET RUNNIE KENREICH ED LEIPPER DAVE DETWILER GARY OLIN MAJORETTES PATTY ZEIGLER PATTY WISLER Page Fifty-eight T! ig E' 3' N '13-N: fv X zz Q f 345 my ian If I S FOOTBALL 5 Row l - D. Lodwick, M. Bush, VV. Shobel, R. Hendricks, R. Minchcr, G. Olin, -I. Bowcrs, T Bailey. now 2 - Coach Mr. Frankiand, P. Lasky, K. Gudat, K. Yates, R. Janovec, H. Paulin, G. Cola- K. Dustman, R. Hively, Coach Mr. Proverbs. Row 3 - Coach Mr. Knor, VV. Plucs. 0. Colc, E. Fen-n, J. Bare-, D. Lasky, K. Paulm, J. Thomas R. VanPelt, C. VVithcrs, manager W. Farkas. Football Cheerleaders STANDING - G. BERRY. V. HINER KNEFILING - D. BECK, V. MARKS Page Sixty .Q-.v -.,.,, GARY OLIN Offensive Center, Defensive Midddle Guardg All-Inter County Honorable Mention. KENNY DUSTMAN Offensive and Defensive Tackle 5 Co-Captaing All- Inter County Honorable aMention. ,,.....-... n-.,.,.,.... . --., ,. Varsity Cheerleaders GENEVIEVII: BEERY and 4' VIRGINIA HINER BILL SHOBEL Offensive Guard, Defensive Line-Baekerg All-Inter Coun- ty Defensive Line-Backer. KENNY YATES Offensive and Defensive Endg All-Inter County Honorable Mention. 5 ' Page Sixty-one VARSITY BASKETBALL G. YVilt, R. Mint-her. D. Lodwivk, M. Bush, K. Dustman, R. Janovev, J. Bowers. Standing - Courh Mr. Proverbs, nmnuger J. Burkvy, K. Yates, R. Hendricks, K. Paulin, C. Shoff, C. Wlithe-rs, manager Re. Van Pr-lt. Our football team had an average sea- son this year, starting' out with a big' 22 to 0 win over Wate1't'ord-Fairfield and ending' with screechersg a 0-6 lose to lVIcDonald and a see-saw battle win of North Lima 28-22. The record for the year was 3 wins, 5 losses and 1 tie. The opposi- tion scored a total of 126 points, we scored 106 points. The team will lose 4 senior starting' line men this year, but should do better next year. Basketball was about the same story, the main problem being' there wasn't enough experience in the first five. Mr. Proverbs will have 4 of his 5 starters back and should have a very good season next year. The track team and baseball team should do very good this year. The base- ball team has quite a few boys with exper- ience and Mr. Pucci doesn't like to lose. Mr. Frankland and his track team have a good chance to win the county title, be- cause the team didnlt lose any members with last year's graduation. VVe wish them all the best ot' luck. Page Sixty-two RESERVE BASKETBALL Row l - J. Bowers, K. Yates, R. Hendricks, H. Pa ulin, C. VVithe-rs. Row 2 - A. Coy, E. Fa-rvn, T Bailey, Coax-h Mr. Proverbs, T. Lvippvr, K. Paulin, W. Coy. Standing - Managers J. Burke-y, R Van Pelt. Chef-rleadvrs - G. Bc-ery, V. Hina-r. P. Zimglvr, D. B1-vk, V. Mnrlw. Page Sixty-three KENNY DUSTMAN Page Sixty-four VARSITY TRA CK Row I - VV. Coy, C. VVithers, A. Coy, B. Shobel, C. Shoff, K. Dustman, Coach Mr. Frankland, P Lusky, B. Petrilla, K. Gudat, T. Bailey, D. Lasky. Row 3-B. Minchc-r, D. Lodwick, M. Bush, R. Janovic' VARSITY BASEBALL Row I - B. Minchvr, C. Withers, B. Petrilla, B. Shobf-l, H. Paulin, K. Dustman. Row 2 - Coach Mr. Pucci, D. Lodwick, M. Bush, R. Hendricks, J. Bowers. Page Sixty-five I UNI OR HIGH FOOTBALL Q' Q il: BL,,s,t vs., Sf. 1 5 9.13: x Row l - VV. Pagani, C. Dustman, S. Ds-lp, L. Chaffee, N. Bixler, D. Gudat, R. Fen-n, D. Fe-ren. - Coach Mr. Provvrhs, T. Davis, P. Johnson, F. Hoffman, B. Beery, J. John- son, G. Tohm, B. Less. Standing - Nancy Norwood, Nancy Miller, Pat Taylor. Page Sixty-six gbfffz it . Row l - D. Tyo, P. Johnson, B. Beery, B. Cook, F. Hoffman, J. Johnson. Standing - Coach Mr Knorr, L. Slagle, J. Glass, T. Davis, T. Coy, L. Chaffee, D. McLaughlin, Manager C. Cole. The Junior High Footballers under the direction of Mr. Proverbs slashed their way to an impressive 4 wins and I loss. Mr. Knorr's Basketball team compiled I0 wins and 5 losses and won the County runner up trophy, losing to Springfield in the championship game 35 to 32. Left to right - Sandy Cook, Kay Bennett, Nancy Miller, Pat Robinett. Page Sixty-seven s . . H , 0 M E Pzxgre Slxty-elght Best Wishes to the Class of l959', Greenford Parent-Teachers Ass'n Page Seventy BEST WISIIES FUR SUCCESS T0 SENIURS OI lJREENl URlJ lllllll SCHUOL Whatever your goal, we hope you achieve it. To those who will continue their education in colleges or universities, we wish every suc- cess. To those who seek careers' in business and industry, it is our hope that you will take advantage of the many opportunities that exist in this great Mahoning Valley area. Perhaps some of you will become associated with Youngstown Kitchens to our mutual gain. 4.91516 4-' 4, MERICAN-pstandard 9 YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS DIVISION Salem., Ohio Page Seventy-one Wislrirag You, The Graduates, A Prusparnus And Happy Future SIGLE'S FLDWERS, Inc. l l0Wl5l'S for ull Ul'lF1lSiUll5 Plume LE 3--H03 Caulfivld GONGRATIILATIUNS To Class of 1959 Wishing You Success aml Ilappinuss in Years to Come SKYLINE FARMS G1:E15N1'ol:11, Ullllj Page Seventy-tw 0 1 l ,di Congratulations, Class Of 1959 So near is grandeur to our dust, So neigh is God to man, VVlien duty whispers low, Thou Must! The youth replies, I Cam! -Ralph Waldo Emerson honda cizaifefzg ' Youngstown, IVarrvn, Salem, Ohio Ng-W 03511,-y pn, Compliments of Illlf AMERICAN flllf CUXY AND PIHIIIIJIIS C0. XV1-htm-l'n Iivsvrvc Road Canfield, Ohio LE 3-5568 QUALITY FIRE CLAY REFRACTORY CEMENTS OLD HICKORY CANNEL COAL Page Seventy-three COMPLIMENTS OF J. H. LEASE DR G C0 2nd 8: North Broadway Phone' ED 7-8728 Sulvm, Ohio Page Seventy-four lfongrutulalions! . . . lo the Class of 1959 WILLIAMS FUNERAL HOME Canfield, Ohio AII1l,Jlll2ll1CO Service Furniture-Carpet Tires 8: Batteries R:Ec'APPlNG .Q VIILUANIZLNG Service on the Farm Hoppes Tire Service 246 EMI Park H6 uw-me Stale Columbiana, Ohio Salt-my 01,50 Page Seventy-five A 2 Q K Page Seventy-six fm STOP AT Illf HIIJN A N Try Our Fountain Mountain Milkshnkes Also take home some ul' Our Own Hrzincl Ice Cream 8 Broad SI rvvt Fzulfis-ld, Ohio Compliments uf McCabe Drug Store li Fouih Brozul Strfvt Phnllv LE 3-1536 f':mt'ir!1l, Ohio Prvscriplions Sumlrivs lfosnwiics Page Seventy-seven 1 I ii F. C. Troll, Jeweler 581 East State Street Salem, Ohio Compliments of ROBERT W. KENREICH Fruit, Poultry dl Potatoes Compliments of Columbiana Tractor Sales John C. T. Elder 85 Son Your Friendly Ford Tractor Dealer Columbiana, Ohio Fomplimcntfa of The Columbiana lfylimler Grinding Co. Auto Parts and Machine Shop POINTV IEW DANCE IIALL Manager Lee llively D. 3 Canfield, Ohio Owner: George llively Phone LE 3-5895 ARLIN HENDRICKS R. D. 5 Salem, Ohio Heating 8: Tinning Phone LE 3-5770 DANIEL E. SMITH Registered Jeweler American Gem Society XVatches - Diamonds - Silver Gifts For All Occasions 223 East State Street Phone ED 7-6183 Salem, Ohio Don't do without it If you can't buy it, WVe'll make it! MERCER'S VVELDING Ornamental Ironwork Truck Rebuilding Complete Portable Service R, D. 3 Canfield, Ohio LE 3-3373 Page Seventy-eight l i - If you're going places And want to look right Come see Dick Gidley Some day or night R. S. GIDLEY 115 North Ellsworth Avenue Salem, Ohio Congratulations Class of '59 Mc-Bane - Meflrtor Drug Co. Salem, Ohio Greenford High School Claso of '59 To you our sincere good wishes and very heist wishes for the future. MacMillan Book Store 248 East State Street Phone EI! 7-3155 Salem, Ohio YOD ER SERVICE STATION Groceries Hardware Appliances R.D.5 ARNOLD SAIIERWEIN Quality Produ:-e Salem Phone LE 3-5889 Ohio JOHN DELFS SONS Coal Feed Building Supplies Canfield, Ohio Phone LE 3-5571 FISHERS NEWS AGENCY Wilson Sporting' Goods Shakespear Fishing Tackle Browning Shotguns Salem, Ohio Come in For A Test Drive Get That Old's Feeling ZIMMERMAN AUTO SALES Salem's Quality Oldsmobile Dealer l70 North Lundy Salem, Ohio Page Seventy-nine Arbaugh-Pearce Funeral Home ED 2-4-11,01 SHIEIII, Ohio Congratulations From - R. E. BUS WITIIERS PFISTER HYBRID SEED CURN SLIIPIII, Ohio ED 7-60711 Page Eighty Best Wishes To The Class Of 1959 The Peoples Lumber Compang salem Columbiana ED 25-4658 IV 2-47535 Makes you feel pretty important, doesn't it ? You've eome through twelve rough years of books and report eards, detention periods and childish ways -to find your future staring you smaek in the face. lt's sueh an uneertain future - filled with nuelear fission and speeds faster than sound . . . big frightening hassel in the U.N. and trips into outer spare. But. the most important thing is that this future we're talking about is YOU! You'll make it or break it, keep the pear-e or fight the wars, harness the atom for good or use it to kill and maim. Through your eollege years, into your professions and the homes you will build . . our best. wishes go with you, Graduate - We're depending on you! Clie ve 9 Youngstown? own store Page Eighty-one 5? X J Q in Page Eighty-two ROWITS TOOL SALES R, D, 4 Salem, Ohio PAUL LESS Phono ED 7-9665 A pplvs I ' 0111-11 vs REARDSLEY FARM IVIARKET ILD. Nu. 5 WVz1shingtnnvillv Rd. Applvs I'e-avlws SALEIII. OHIO Poultry Eggs I54-uutiflll Grc-vling Cards N CHEVROLET CADILLAC urls r C evra! t Co. SALES sERvlcE Phone: ED 2-4684 Salem, Ohio WHERE SERVICE COMES FIRST Page Eighty-three Compliments of VULCAN MINING CUMPANX cllA1u.l+:s J. M,xxwlcl',l. f m' H Bus-sine-ss Plmm- I'h0nc-: LIC 3-5613 LE 3-5515 Pina- Luka- Kal. R. I . Il. 5' I I2lI'lfIf'III, Uhin Salem, Ohio FOR CHOICE ICE CREAM AND LU NCHEON TREATS VISIT ISALYS Swuss Daurymen WORLD'S BEST ICE CREAM Page I+lig'hty-fum' , i I u 1 1 i lv mn ll IIIY, I Q. Bcloil, Ohio Cljlllpllflli Line Uf Grzulv A Dairy Products Chas. Everson l,ll01lC! LE 3-111819 Compliments of GUILFORD COAL MINE R. U. 4 Lisbon, Ohio Plloiw 'Winona AC 2-2122 Page Ei ghty-five u i nited Tool ze Inc. Dies, Tools, Jigs, ond Fixtures Pg, Ight ffmnpllrnenls of .8M. 0ll 9 Shell Distributor Phone IV 2-4311 cdfllllmlliilllil Salem Fruit Growers Cooperative Ass'n C11'UXV61'S - Packers - Cold Storwlgre Apples, Peaches, and Potato StUl'ilj,X0 Bushel Baskets, Clovers, Cups, Liners Boxes, and Oiled Shredded Paper' Phone LEnnx 3-57759 P. 0. Box 3, Gros-nford, Ohio Page Eighty-seven .Bed Qmslzes MEMBERS Of THE SALEM Chamber of Commerce Page Eighty-nine Compliments of E. . Iiss Cnmpumj ROLLING NIILL DIVISION SALEM, umo BlANUFAl1'l'UlKl4IllS UF ROLLING MlL1,s ANI: ALl,u5n lf1QU1PMl5N'r Page Ninety For the Latest in Sports School Activities and Daily Ilappenings in Your Community READ IT IN Ihe Salem News M kwiii 'S Q' 32318 The Daily Newspaper Serving Your C01nn1unily ,. Congratulations to the Class ol' 'SJ Wade! Wlelggefz Salem, Ohio Page Ninety-one THE NEFF COMPANY, Inc. QUALIFIED CONTRACTORS PLUMBING - HEATING - GAS w- ELEC'TRICf SALES XL SERVICE IVE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOUR TELEPHONE 1100 BOARDMAN CANFIELD RD., CANFIELD, OHIO PHONE LEnox 3-5559 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1959 Canfield Manufacturing C0 Page Ninety-two LYNN LUGKERS Meat Processing, Curing Poultry Dressing Locker space to rent by the the year or month 19 North Broad Ph. LE 3-5122 Canfield, Ohio Mahoning Farm Bureau Cooperative, Ino. Farm Supplies Feed - Fertilirier Petroleum Products Main Offiee Ph. LE 3-5222 Rraneh at Canfield, Ohio North Benton Congratulations to the Class of 1959 FAMUIIS MARKET Salem, Ohio AGNEW FARM EOUIPMENT Farmall Trac-tors Parts and Service- Hardie Sprayers Chain Saws Baler and Binder Twine Bolens Garden Tractors Sherwin Williams Paint Page Ninety-three Valley lliew Market Ohio Swiss Cheese Trail llolognzu intersection of 165 and 62 C'OMPI.IMENTS OF li l BEllllETT'S Three Miles North of' Salem SRIVIII, Ohio GllEEllll0llSE Compliments of BURBICK REAL A Wise Man Buys 1 Home ol' llis Own 334 Lisbon Str:-et Columbiana, Ohio l Fompliments of Y 3 Bunn oe suofs l 485 East State St. t ICD 7-5656 l i Salem, Ohio Page Ninety-four Complimentgof Myers Equipmont Corporation Canfield Pastry Shoppe ll Lisbon St. LE 3-4315 Canfield, Ohio Distributors of f'2ll'lN'Ilff'l' School Bus Com-hrs Phone LE 3-5556 Berg's Bretzels, M21Hllf2iCtlll'0l'S of DAN DEE Pretzels Pop Corn Twistees Potato Chips Leetonia, Ohio IIC. Compliments of Post's Sparkle Market Canfield, Ohio 106 So. Broad Sf. Your Complete Food Market Page Ninety-five QNMW wfwJQ1a THPV7' T' R Page Ninety-Six HEGKS RESTAURANT lIllil'ln'PlI Ham burgers Sparc' Ribs CULUMBIANA. OH I0 Compliments of Bud Shaffer Ford, Inc. North Ellsworth on llontc 45 Salem There is a. Ford in Your Future GILBERT'S BRIUE-IR Featuring The HBig Gil Dnubll' D0r'l.'a'r Hamlmrgvr CURB SERVICE SALEM Skylark Restaurant One mile west of Canfield on Route 224 Chicken, Steaks and Chops Dining' Room available for Banquets, Parties, VVedding Receptions, :ind Dinner Parties Thomas :ind Casper' Rach, M an ngrei l l 1 1 Png.1'e Ninety-seven Compliments of R. C. LAMB Compliments of WAl,KER'S SHOE STORE Weatherbird Shoes 428 East State Street Salem, Ohio Compliments of EARL C. SLACLE Compliments of ISELUS SALEM MUSIC CENTER 286 East State Street Salem, Ohio Phone ED 7-7611 Compliments of KENTZEL FARMS R. D. 5 Salem, Ohio THE QUAKER MOTOR SALES GMC Trucks Sz Used Cars Auto Repairing Salem, Ohio 1516 S. Lincoln Ave. Phone ED 7-6903 Compliments of JO-ANN BEAUTY SHOPPE 414 East State Street OWENS CROCERY General Merchandise Compliments ot' Mr. 81 Mrs. A. W. LONG Compliments of Dr. P. H. Leinllmeh Greenford, Ohio Compliments of Springfield Township Mutual Insurance Assin Dewey Bush - Agent Phone LE I3-4815 Insure Rural Property At Cost Page Ninety-eight Salem Glass Anal Mirror Compliments of I Auto Glass, Window Glass, TOM WHITE and Mirrors Western Auto Dealer 303 S- BF0HdW21Y Salem ,Ohiv otmfielti, ohio LE 3-4330 I Compliments of Quaker Pastry Shop 536 East State Street Salem, Ohio Compliments of NICHOUS 50 to 81.00, Inc. 36 S. Broad St. Canfield, Ohio Compliments of Neon Restaurant Salem, Ohio Knightas Restaurant Canfield, Ohio Across from Fairgrounds Compliments of DONLEY'S AMOCO ' FENTON'S 5015110 SERVICE 2395 East state st. Ext. I I Rt. 62 and Western Reserve Salem, Ohio I Canfield Tractor Compliments of Sales Co. t i Zunmerman Auto Sales Ford Farm Equipment LE 3-3337 Canfield, Ohio 170 N. Lundy Salem, Ohio Route 224 The Rocket Oldsmobile Dealer - - I - WVatches, Diamonds Jewelry Complete Home and Office and Watch Repair Furnishings 44 s. Broad st. Canfield, Ohio ED 2-4360 LE 3-4125 257 E. Stahl St. Salem, Ohio Page Ninety-nine BEST IVISIIES DAIRY PARK 101 South llrozul Caulfield All kinds of nuudriur. Auld 1-ul1l'1-ciiolls Slop in for ll F01 YI' LUNG HUT DOG Complimvnts of the Engruvvrs of this annual Photo Reproductions Go., lno. 334 East Federal St., Youngstown fZ0lllllllFl'1'illl - Nvwspupc-r Photo Ellgl' wars Rlvvrsialc' 7-6386 Page One Hundred Coy Bros. Trucking o. Contract and Common Currier IBU1Ln1Nu SUPPLIES CUAL CLAY SAM: SLAQQ LIM ESTUNE GUN-Mix F1l,L lhm' LE 3-4121 Page One Hundred-one NAME Nancy Lou Baird Jacqueline Jo Baughman Genevieve Kay Beery Carl James Burkey Bonita June Bush Carren Lynne Bush Phillip Henry Calvin Arlan Richard Coy John WVayne Coy Sondra Lea Cyphcrt David Lowell Detwiler Kenneth Harvey Dustman Carol Louise Goehring Carl Edward Graham Linda Sellers Graham Judith Ann Headley Wanda Sue Helmick Audrey Jean Hendricks Virginia Mae Hiner Maly Louise Hoprich William Ronald Kenreich Dorothy E. Kloos Edward Harold Leipper Donald Lee Lippiatt Walter Eugene Mead Betty Lou Moore Joan E. Norwood Gary Lynn Olin Nina Lorraine Ronshausen William Edward Shobel Iva Idell Shoff Carolyn Lee Thomas Horace XVilson Eloise May Withers Kenneth Floyd Yates Patricia Ann Zeigler APPEA Shy Dignified Ornery Stopped! Quiet Shyness ? ? ? 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Boys Food John Sebastion Bach Talking Girls Chevy's Money, Women, My Stomach Boys Talking too much Food Ice Cream Girls Hallowcening Dancing .Toyce Banana Splits Blondes Pizza Page One Hundred-three FAVORITE EATING PLACE Igloo Home Gilberts Grandma's House Home Anywhere there-'S Food Home Clover Leaf Home Mama Dolls House Home Talk Shotts' Restaurant Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Home Grandmother Meads Home Home Thomas's Home Home Igloo Any Pizza Shop Anywhere Mom's Kitchen Kitchen Table Home AUTOGRAPHS P I II I dt ,5,1 ,-. V km, 'mx zf+?f?, ' . . 33r'Lff 1 '3.1.f-Q FSF' ' - 14.2-535' I iiyie , -AQ., Ely, QR. , i-'ff ' ' ,, 142 2 ' rlxfrll X .',3',', if '. +41 f , f l . 1 s x 1