Groveport Madison High School - Madisonian Yearbook (Groveport, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1957 volume:

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We shall always remember with great pride feeling of honor to be the first class to graduate from the new high school building This was ayear of many changes administration faculty and sep aration of the high school from the elementary School Since the 7th and 8th grades have become a part of our high school they became a part of our annual Another feature we have added is the sponsored pages which deletes the advertising sec tion and devotes more space to pictures The production of a yearbook of this type is not accomplished without the combined efforts of a great number of people lt is not possible to list everyone who has helped but we would like to ex press to them our sincere thanks for helping to make this book a success We hope you will enjoy the 1957 Madisonian much as we have enjoyed producing it ay! iff' 1:1 1 V' I ' 1 'vs'- S M 1.x 5 'E' S., 'Q-rw' 1 's in ani if H1SWlfe Polly son B11ly a11c1C0'11hA1sp1c11 DEDICATION 1 0 1 1 L11 r 111 r 1 s11c11 IO 11 I1 1. ra 1 1 1 L11' QS1f1L 5101111111 'V11r11lH1b111r1 1Q111 IN 15 0 1 1 rx1c1 5 1 1 1111 1 1 'Ll 1 r 1 1 1C L 5 1r 1S ec 11111 1111 11 1 1b 1114 1x111r1Q11C1 VL 11011 11111 lk 111 1111 IXCS 111111 1 s A1111-3 1111 'x11l1L ol 1111011 5-11or15111111b1 11111 111111 L1 1cr1 11111 11 SS VL I1 r 1 1 1 1. 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E 'QQ ww! S.. Rh PM w ,each QQ if Editor Gene McClure Ass't Editor Nancy Boring fdx v1! ' Advisor Mrs Shirley Hannan MADISONIAN STAFF Ediior Associate Editor Business Managers Circulation Managers Photographers Sports Editors Art Editor Iypists P eature Writers Gene McClure Nancy Boring Roger Klamfoth .Terry Roof Lynn Redni in Russ Scholl Warren Motfs Neil Motts Bob Skeen Jack Rainier Bertha Pope Flora McClure Barbara Groves Barbara Miller Carol Knapp Janice Mc:Auley Rim Murray Judy Higgins Kay James Congratulations to the Class of 1957 for a successful year and to the Madisonian Staff for the fine job they did in producing this yearbook. JAMES L. RIGGIN District Manager MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICAN INSURANCE Ho TONAL 1 is US CE Y Q1 7 A 0 1 L -E' SW' uh: ' wi' 'I A I in -r N0 0 1 r Ik, fi' 1 7711- 'E Qc at '15, 61 S A 10 S , 'UQ fkNg X A NE l 524 E TQ, , Xf- KI in FH ' lf? pl - , i KG Y I SEATED Jan1ce Carruthers Jan1ce McAuley Barbara Mlller Nancy Andrews Helen Elfrmk Carol Knapp Judy H1gg1ns STANDING Bob Al dndge Raymond M1k1os Don Grube M1ke Foley HONOR SOCIETY The f1rst meetmg of the Franklm County Honor Soc1ety was held October 12, 1956, at Canal Wmchester The candxdates from Groveport who were mducted at th1s meetmg were Helen Elfrmk, Carol Knapp, Judy Hlggms, and Jamce McAuley. February 18, 1957, was the date of the second rneetmg of the year It was held at Worthmg ton, and mne Groveport students were cand1dates for membershxp They were Nancy B v ' Reynold Worch, Joyce Hecox, Julxe French, Mary Jane McCo111ster, Marcla MCGUITE, Bar Day, Annabelle Seabolt, Jo D111, and Carol Schlaegel Bob Alclmdge represented Groveport at both meetmgs as V1ce Pres1dent and Barbara Day was chosen to be next year's County Pres1dent Comphments of GROVE MARKET 530 Ma1n Street Groveport, Ohlo A - , fur: . . y 5 xi it si N is , .5 - 5 xi - ff ' . , A- f , I- ,La ,. L ,Q I 1 AWK . -my 15 A ,, fer. ,L 1 Ml 1 ff 1 ff 5 , 1 ,I V 4 V 1 L31 E 5 'YA 5 I l , , 1 1 I . 1 . I . 1 1 I r ' : . I ' I I ' nf-I FIRST ROW Janet Dean Jer1lyn Hershlser Jan1ce Carruthers Jan1ce McAuley Barbara M1ller Nancy Andrews Carol Knapp Janet Fox Judy Hxggms Judy Vargo Judy Rowe SECOND ROW Mrs Hadley Judy Mohr John N1cholson Ned McCl1sh Reynold Worch Raymond Mlklos Forrest R1ckly Ben Bohl Mlke Foley Stanley Wxlson Jamce Graham Betty Woods THIRD ROW Roger Klamfoth Allen Mlller D1ck McDowell Ronald Claar Paul Sauer B111 Mmor Don Troendly Denn1s Murphy FOURTH ROW Lee Watk1ns Dlck Le1st Beeman Burgoon Jerry Kalb Joe Ra1n1er Rlch Lambert Charlle Barrett Melvm Zarbaugh STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Counc1l1n 1ts thlrd year had an enrollment of forty four members conslstxng of homeroom representatwes and class and club pres1dents Under the superv1s1on of Mr Hudson the Student Counc1l set up new regulauons concermng the electlon of cheerleaders and homecommg courts We elected Mr Wllham Alspach as our permanent faculty advlser Under the su erv1s1on of Mr Alspach we amended the const1tut1on concernmg membersh1p and t1me etmgs Startmg the school year of 1957 the membershlp w1ll be composed of four Sen three Jumors two Sophomores two Freshmen one e1ghth grade and one seventh grade presentatwe For money makzng projects the Students Counc1l sponsored the Basketball Homecommg Dance and two students varxety shows We made S67 on the talent shows and an est1matedS75 on the Dance In co operat1on w1th the Amerlcan Red Cross and Columbus' Adopt a Famxly Fund we spon sored a Hungaman Rel1ef Drwe W1th the help of several members S128 was collected for the funds Th1s year the Counc1l bought for the school playmg cards and checker sets for noont1me enjoyment, popular records for the Jukebox, and steps for use IH the gym W1th the help ofthe teachers and students, a Student Counc11 momtor system was set up Th1s has been very effect1ve. The members of the Councxl would hke to thank the students and faculty for helpmg to make th1s year a successful and act1ve one Complxments of RUSSELL BORING MOTORISTS MUTUAL INSURANCE Te 6 3259 5 5 9 A . 5 'f ,Q ' ' 1' K- - A -,- ' Xl X gy kr .A 4. ja, 7 , A Ma J, 1 kit w 5 . f ' I he , , , N , :S . , 9 . 'Ur ' sr . 'B . . , : , ' ' , , ' Y I Y I I I I ' : ' I Y I I I I I I I I I ' 3 1 1 1 I I I I ' 2 I I I I I I I ' , . n D l - ' A 9 - , . , - - , , , 1 1 - I I ' 1 - , - ' I . I .. , , 5 -Sk FIRST ROW: Jo Dill, Rita Bentley, Pat Bailey, Dixie Compton, Margie Beery Flora McClure, Kay Clark, Kay James, Barbara Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Coral Feucht, Kathy Hessler, Janet Hall, Nancy Andrews, Lynn Redman, Marcia McGuire, Joyce Hecox, Nancy Miller, Barbara Miller, Betty Woods. THIRD ROW: Miss Meloy, Diane Ray, Barbara Berry, Charlene Acker, Pen- ny Sarber, Annabelle Seabolt, Jackie Masters, Julie North, Mary Soltesz, Judy Helsel, Jo Ann Harter, Ida Francisco, Becky Fowler, Peggy Knapp, Sylvia Leonard, Julie French, Mrs. Miller. FOURTH ROW: Susie Murphy, Marlan Friend, Mary Drury, Shirley Palm, Judy Mohr, Rosalind Laut, Prudy Minor, Frances Cain, Janice Graham, Janet Floyd, Patty Myers, Barbara Day, Mary Jane McCollister, Jill Preest. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Root, Linda Brobst, Barbara Raver, Loretta Seymour, Phyllis Vance, Judy Eubank, Bar- bara Groves, Helen Elfrink, Bertha Pope, Betty Bryan, Andrea Lambert, Rita Murray, Judy Higgins, Carol Knapp, Anne Straub, Nancy Boring. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y officers for this year were: President. . ....... . . .Nancy Andrews Vice-President. . . . . .Lynn Redman Secretary. ..... . .Marcia McGuire Treasurer .... .... J oyce Hecox Chaplain. . . ....... Jo Dill Advisors. . . .Miss Meloy Mr s. Miller The candlelight induction ceremony of both the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y was held in October. Several of the members went to Athens for the district conference in November. Tri-Hi-Y projects for this year were adopt- ing two needy families at Christmas time and selling Easter Lillies on Lilly Day, April 13. Compliments of ACKERMAN DRUG STORE Reliable Drug Service 645 Main St. Te 6-5704 'cm FIRST ROW Chuck Goble Ronnme Cuthbert Jack Ramxer Jerry Roof Fred Morgan Ronme Herdman B111 W1lburn Roger Klamfoth Ken Rutherford SECOND ROW Bo W11l1ams Wally Mart1n Jerry Myers Larry Weather mgton Gary Eubank Jan Beery M1ke Brannan Denms N1cho1son Tom Mohr Doug Osborne Ph1l D111 M1ke Foley Mr Throp THIRD ROW Wayne Cuthbert Don Grube Chuck Zarbaugh Raymond M1k1os Hugh Compton Paul Floyd Rxch Lambert Ronme Ba1ley Walter Kuhlwem FOURTH ROW Don M1ller Karl Grube Ben Bohl Rlch Bohn Wxlbur Wollerman Dan Mershon Walter Norrxs M1ke Z1tz.ke Lew1e Compton Gene Elshlager HY Presxdent M1ke Foley V1ce Presldent Ray M1k1os Secretary Bo W1l11ams Treasurer Gary Eubank Advlsor Mr Herman Throp The H1 Y Club for 1956 57 cons1sted of approxlmately 50 members ACt1V1t1BS for the year mcluded sell1ng football and basketball programs an Ofhcers' Trammg Camo held at Camp W1111son and the annual conference held at Ohxo Unlversxty Th1S was a Jomt affaxr held wlth the Trl H1 Y Compllments of MUNK'S CORNER Donald Sr Jean Munk Swxtch to Gulf We D1d ' l 3 - Y ' 5 V N C Q i Q 4 '-4 ig f l - Q P gh . f Qx y 3,3 ,Q v ' f P 5' Y Q V . ll . A Nf 7 , X 4 5 : ' 'ij x I F ' O4 L l f ' wt':L,5kx , .aglwk : , 'I , ' ' , y 7 Y I Y ' I 1 1 J ' . Y I I I I I , 1 1 - - 5 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y - ' : Y Y Y ' 3 I I Q Y Y 7 ' . . y . . . x , . ll ' ' I Y FIRST ROW: Janice Graham, Frances Cain, Phyllis Vance, Judy Eubank. SECOND ROW: Miss Meloy, Jerilyn Hershiser, Janet Dean, Arlene Watkins, Charlene Luvisi, Barbara Graham, Barb ara Troendly, Rosemary Ice, Susan Murphy, Janet Floyd. THIRD ROW: Rosemary Skun- za, Mary Linkenhoker, Margaret Smith, Judy Degenhart, Marilyn Smith, Prudy Minor, Julie North, Jackie Masters, Mary Soltesz, Judy Mohr, Sharon Kalb, Jo Flynn, Marlene Goble. FOURTH ROW: Wally Martin, Bill Leist, Barry Seymour, Mike Zitzke, Ronnie Stickel, Jerry Roof, Dick Kraner, Clayton Norris, Dan Mershon, Eric Nyrop, Larry Weatherington, Mike Weatherill. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Cuthbert, Bob Cuthbert, Robert Cox, Kit Graves, David Kulich, John Nicholson, Eddie Gilkie, Gary Mallory, Floyd Upperman, Vest Manson, Gary Stickel, Gerald Van Gundy. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE President ...... . . .Janice Graham Vice-President. . . . . .Frances Cain Secretary. .... .... J udy Eubank Treasurer. ....................... Phyllis Vance The Groveport Chapter of the Junior Classical League started the year with twenty-two old members and twenty- five new members. A formal initiation for the new members was held in February. On March 29, we took a trip to Ohio State University for the State JCL Convention. Everyone had an enjoyable time. The club members purchased pencils in the JCL colors, purple and gold, with the name of the club and the club mot- to imprinted on them. The informal initiation for the new' members was held in April, in connection with the annual spring party. The club motto for the Junior Classical League is Ad Astra per Aspera, which means To the Stars through Dif- ficulties. This motto expresses the determination of the student of Latin to reach a high goal in spite of the diffi- culties that he encounters. Compliments of Dr. D. ORVAL KRANER OPTOMETRIST 900 S. Third St. Columbus, Ohio 2 ,M if I I 4 if . mv if I I r I Q L at l. FIRST ROW: Judy Higgins, Trudy Ostranderj Marcia McGuire, Roger Klam- foth, Betty Bryan, Annabelle Seabolt, Sylvia Leonard. SECOND ROW: Miss Meloy, Reynold Worch, Lynn Redman, Frances Cain, Jill Preest, Gary Mc- 1 Clish, Dave Friend. THIRD ROW: Jim Spence, Charlie Barrett, Don Mullin, X Raymond Miklos, Dennis Nicholson, Jim Manson. Walter Kuhlwein. K, H SERVICE CLUB The Service Club, which includes every student in its membership, is headed by Betty Bryan, Chairman, Roger Klamfoth, Vice-Chairman, and an executive board composed of the vice-presidents of all classes and other student organizations. The Service Club carries on a program of visitation at the County Home and at Alum Crest Hospital. The money for the work of the Service Club is secured from the sales tax stamps which are brought to the school. This year the Service Club purchased two portable radios for people at the Franklin Coun- R- ty Home and a wheel chair for the Columbus State School. f' Z i 1 I x - I !'.!!- .J I i 3 i l Compliments of PAINTERS MOTOR SA LES CHRYSLER-PLY MOUTH DEA LERS Groveport, Ohio l l I i , X095 FIRST ROW: Eileen Coontz, Barbara Raver, Loretta Seymour, Jackie Root Judy Helsel, Linda Brobst, Carol King, Georgia Gillespie, Vikki Davidson. SECOND ROW: Donna Wood, Coral Feucht, Linda Little, Phyllis Garrett, Dixie Goodwin, Barbara Miller, Phyllis Steinmetz, Beverly Crane, Gloria McBride. THIRD ROW: Carol Palsgrove, Linda Miller, Nancy .lordan,Dor othy Waldren, Judy Conrad, Jo Faye Grubbs, Judy Lebakken, Rita Weakley. F. H.A. OFFICERS President. . . . . . Vice President. . Secretary ..... Treasurer. .... . Historian. . . . . . Degree Chairman. Parliamentarian. . News Reporter. .. Social Leader .... County President. Advisor.. . . . .. FHA Club Mothers Carol Knapp .Sylvia Leonard . .Linda Brobst . . .Charlene Acker . .Peggy Knapp . . .Mary Drury . . . .Judy Helsel . . .Jackie Root Betty Woods . . .Linda Petty . . . .Miss Marilyn Amrine . .Mrs. Ginger Knapp Mrs. Adelia Brobst Mrs. Helen Reed Compliments of SMITH'S HOME MARKET GROVEPORT, OHIO Tops in Quality QARE FIRST ROW Mrs Dav1s Carol Schlaegel Mary Drury Peggy Knapp Carol Knapp Sylvla Leonard Charlene Acker Llnda Petty SECOND ROW Kay Clark Donna Dozxer Bonme Reed Betty Woods Arlene Glenn Pertha Pope Barbara M1ller Sue Kennedy Rosa Lee H111 THIRD ROW Thelma Schlep P1 Sh1rleyDenk Patty Newberry Ruth Ball Le1ghPr1tchard FHA The Chapter had many aCt1V1t1CS thzs year lncludlng a paper drlve and two successful bake sales Our annual Golddlggers Dance drew a large crowd The hmghlzght of the evenxng was a corsage contest The glrls made corsages for the1r dates based on art1cles of homemakmg In December the gxrls asked the1r fathers for a date to our meetmg called Dads' Date Nzght Mrs Russell Bormg provlded the recreatlon wh1ch was enjoyed by everyone Approxlmately slxty f1ve Mothers and daughters attended the Mothers' Tea Durmg the meetmg a surprise baby shower was g1ven mn honor of Mrs Dav1s who was leav1ng At the meetmg our new ad vxser and teacher was lntroduced as M1ss Marllyn Amrlne a graduate of OSU For the h1gh11ght ofthe year the FHA and FFA Chapters sponsored a parent son and daughter banquet held 1n the new cafeterna The newly elected honorary members who were Mrs Helen Reed and Mrs Dor1s Dav1s were presented wmth honorary emblems Mxss Amrme presented awards to FHA members Carol Knapp was named Mxss FHA for 1956 57 In Apr1l the Chapter sponsored the Sweetheart Sw1rl Formal Dance whlch was well at tended by the entlre h1gh school The Chapter was honored to have Carol and Peggy Knapp recelve the1r State Homemakers Degree thxs year We wlsh to thank our advlsor Chapter mothers and everyone who helped to make thxs year a successful one Compllments of SIMS FLORIST FLOWERS, THE ADDED TOUCH OF PERFECTION' Rager Road, Groveport Te 7 3414 ' ' 1 ' X ' I , I an ff' 1 1 1, , Q l 1 I X G . 5 ' 'f X L K K . 5 ' 5 K . 4' .1 4 A x .- X - I f' - - - ' I A . C 'f 'Wise . 'sf I 3 - , , v 1 Y U I ' 1 I I ! 7 D I 1 x - I ' D I Y Y ' . . . . , . , , . . . , . . , . ' , . , - Y ' I . , . . , - . 3 Y FIRST ROW: Norman Klamfoth, Walter Kuhlwein, Don Grube, Bill Wilburn, Jack Rainier, Roger Klamfoth, Phil Dill, Larry Dowler. SECOND ROW: Wally Martin, Thurman Bailey, Karl Grube, Jerry Myers, Jim Woods, Jerry Kalb, .lim Manson, Claude Pennington, Mr. Miller. THIRD ROW: Denny Fout, David Schleppi, Bill Stevenson, Don Waldren, Luther Ruff, Harvey Simons, David Ball, Joe Rainier. FOURTH ROW: Myron Petty, Bob Schleppi, Vest Manson, Charlie Barrett. F. F. A. The Groveport FFA had a very successful 1956-57 year. We competed in the DistrictPar- liamentary Procedure Contest. We received a Silver Award which is next to the highest. We participated in many judging contests and received high in all. Our highest was top place in the State Sheep and Wool Judging by Walter Kuhlwein. Some of our boys took a trip to Florida. This year we had many money-making projects: selling seed corn, potatoes Christmas and Occasional Cards, scrap iron and some other small projects. These projects netted about 5550. President .... . . . . . Vice-President. . . Secretary ...... ...... D on Grube Treasurer. . . .Jack Rainier Reporter. . . . .Bill Wilburn Sentinel. . . . . .Larry Dowler OFFICERS .Roger Klamfoth . . .Walter Kuhlwein Compliments of LITHOPO LIS IMPLEMENT CO. Oliver Farm Machinery Repair and Service Phone 7-7256 Lithopolis, Ohio Res. Phone 7-4132 Clearwater, Florida, one of our campsites. Gm SID? NMMA!!! Yiwu ,mi ,,,.m ,G N Anybody see a mermaid? ? 'P 'P 'P Q11 ' ,,:- E FN 'Z f if Starting through Mammoth Cave in Kentucky I ' n A A F. F. A. tif,-gif! 1 iff 231 This was the usual scene every night. Trip through Cypres s Gardens Compliments of After the tour from the cav erns. FLORIDA Rock City where we viewed seven states. ouk mm. ROCK FRANKLIN CCUNTY FARM BUREAU Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Fence - Farm Supplies Cock Shutt Machinery Te 6-3307 Groveport , Ohio Te -3264 FIRST ROW: Rita Bentley, Janice Carruthers, Arlene Glenn, Nancy Andrews, Betty Woods, Carol Knapp, Judy Higgins, Flora McClure, Kay James, Fran- ces Cain. SECOND ROW: Bertha Pope, Barbara Miller, Janice McAuley, Helen Elfrink, Andrea Lambert, Rita Murray, Betty Bryan, Nancy Boring, Dixie Compton, Anne Straub, Linda Brobst. THIRD ROW: Loretta Seymour, Barbara Raver, Jackie Masters, Julie North, Mary Soltesz, Barbara Groves, Rosalind Laut, Jo Ann Harter, Judy Helsel. FOURTH ROW: Linda Petty, Verna Wilburn, Phyllis Garrett, Coral Feucht, Judy Eubank, Betty Crosby, Jackie Root, Susie Murphy, Prudy Minor, Phyllis Vance. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is open to all girls in the high school. This is an organi- zation that helps freshmen girls and new girls coming into our school, and promotes athletic activities for all upper six grades. This is accomplished by means of the big sister plan, through the Big Sister Board. Board members were: Judy Higgins, Janice Carruthers, Ar- lene Glenn, Carol Knapp, Betty Woods, Barbara Day, Jo Dill, Peggy Knapp, and Marcia Mc- Guire. The GAA sponsored two guest speakers this year. They were: Mr. W. Middledorf, of the American Red Cross, who helped the Junior Class in its course in First Aid, and Dr. Floyd Faust, who talked on the subject Are You Fit To Be Tied? , One of the main accomplishments of the club this year was the teaching of dancing to all high school students. This was under the instruction of Mrs. Dorothy Breckler, formerly from the dancing staff of Arthur Murray Studios. Our only means of financing the GAA is the candy sale, which is encouraged by competition between classes. The freshmen won the Taffy sale and the juniors won the Yeanut Brittle sale. The officers each year are elected by the members and this year the officers were: Betty Woods, President, Judy Higgins, Vice President, Jo Dill, Treasurer, Barbara Day, Secre- tary, Flora McClure, Publicity Chairman, Peggy Knapp, Activities Chairman, Carol Knapp, Demonstration Head, Arlene Glenn and Janice Carruthers, Sports Heads. The girls in the GAA have an opportunity to participate in a great many sports. Each type of sport has a sport head. A girl is elected by her fellow classmates. Compliments of GROVEPORT JEWELERS All watches Electronically Tested, Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repair. 620 Main Street Groveport, Ohio Te 6-? 4. i X-. .ta FIRST ROW: Barbara Berry, Janet Hall, Gretta Moore, Carol Schlaegel, Donna Dozier, Kathy Hessler, Carole Wiles, Thelma Schleppi, Nancy Miller, Barbara Carpenter. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Young, Judy Mengering, Diane Ray, Penny Sarber, Joyce Hecox, Bonnie Reed, Kay Clark, Patty Myers, Barbara Day, Leigh Pritchard, Jill Preest, Marcia McGuire, Kay Helber, Dixie Goodwin. THIRD ROW: Judy Degenhart, Patty Newberry, Ida Fran- cisco, Becky Fowler, Patty Gillespie, Jo Dill, Annabelle Seabolt, Mary Jane McCollister, Charlene Acker, Julie French, Dorothy Waldren, Estella Myers, Marlene Goble. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Smith, Judy Rowe, Mar- lan Friend, Ruth Ball, Shirley Denk, Mary Drury, Shirley Palm, Jo Flynn, Sylvia Leonard, Peggy Knapp. G. A. A. Hockey head was Dixie Compton. We played Grandview and won. The squad was made up of outstanding players from the Junior and Senior classes. The hockey tournament was won by the Junior Class. More time is given to basketball than any other sport. Nancy Boring was in charge. The Fresh men, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior teams played Bexley, Grandview, and University teams. Groveport has girls' teams of which they can be very proud. They certainly won their share of games. The intramurals were won by the Seniors. The powder-puff tournament was won by Betty Woods' team. 5 Next comes badminton. Carol Knapp was head of this sport. We play both singles and doubles. Each girl draws for her opponent and the winners play winners until we have a champion. Doubles are run in a similar manner but a team must win two out of three games. Table Tennis is carried on the same as badminton. Flora McClure was head of this sport. Shuffleboard head was Marcia McGuire. Tennis head was Mary Jane McCollister. This sport is one that has not been emphasized at Groveport. We hope that this will change in the near future. In charge of softball for the year was Charlene Acker. We play a class tournament and also choose powder-puff teams for play-offs. Last, but not least, is tumbling. Anyone who has the ability to tumble may participate in this sport. Bertha Pope and Jill Preest shared the responsibility of this sport. We wish to thank our advisor, Mrs. Margaret Young, for making this year a successful one. Compliments of GROVEPORT LOCKER Quality Meats Frozen Foods Processing for Home Freezers Q36 Blacklick St. Phone Te 6-5344 SEATED: Beverly Crane, Judy Ferguson, Kay Allison, Patty Bailey, Jan- ice Graham, Janice Thrall, Eva Welch, Marilyn Skeen, Linda Little, Carol King. SECOND ROW: Nancy Hutton, Leora Simons, Connie Dellenbaugh, Norma Hilburn, Judy Mohr, Janet Floyd, Sharon Bodkins, Geneva Stratton, Dorothy Hannan, Judy Conrad, Judy Lebakken, Virginia Hamilton, Patty Sauer, Myra Elfrink. THIRD ROW: Darnell Patrick, Mary Linkenhoker, Rita Weak- ley, Eileen Coontz, Phyllis Steinmetz, Betty Feucht, Charlene Luvisi, Arlene Watkins, Sharon Kalb, Mary McClure, Jerilyn Hershiser, Sandy Morr'1s,Janet Dean, Barbara Graham. FOURTH ROW' Gloria McBride, Rosemary Ice, Sally Coakley, Nancy Jordan, Susan Hallmark, Jo Faye Grubbs, Carol Pals- grove, Barbara Troendly, Barbara Miller, Georgia Gillespie, Vikki David- son, Marilyn Smith, Donna Wood, Nora Albright. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GAA BOARD GAA BIG SISTER BOARD HMI STANDING: Arlene Glenn, Carol Knapp, STANDING: Betty Woods, Carol Knapp, Janice Carruthers. SEATED: Flora Mc- SEATED: Marcia McGuire, Arlene Glenn, J Clure, Jo Dill, Betty Woods, Barbara Day, Dill, Janice Carruthers, Barbara Day, Pegg Peggy Knapp. Knapp. Compliments of RAGER CHEVROLET SA LES Sales and Service, Groveport's Oldest Dealer New and Used Cars and Trucks, Z4 hour towing Te 6-5386 'T' SEA TED Kay James Barbara M11ler Bertha Pope Carol Knapp Gene Mc Clure Flora McClure Nancy Bormg Barbara Groves Warren Motts STANDING Rlta Bentley Rlta Murray Lynn Redman Russell Scholl Jan 1ce McAuley Jerry Roof Roger Klamfoth Jack Ra1n1er Bob Skeen Ne1l Motts Mrs Hannan MADISONIAN STAFF AND REPORTERS 'on a--4 l!w.v SEATED Sharon Kalb Carol Knapp Annabelle Seabolt .1111 Preest Flora McClure Phylhs Vance Marc1a McGu1re Carol Schlaegel STANDING Dlane Ray M1ke Brannan B111 Wllburn Don Grube M1ke Foley Tom Mohr Phll D111 Erzc Nyrop '-- ' 1 Y ,. ' V, -..Y Y Y.. Y A - 4, A f 1 1 1 1 1 ! 3 I F ' : ' , , , , ' I I Y I I 3 , . . ' I w . P ,iff-4 kb E i ,tp , . 1 S. 0 f 1 - , X W 2 v ' ' A - i y , . K ' l at' ,, G - -A--m -su.. . . K 1 ' ' ' -, .. 1 : , , , ' , , . , , . : V , ! Y 1 ' I . . , . f I K , .Q , ,QW 1 W r ' f f 9- f, 4 .-c KM fl maize? v My SEA TED: Myra Elfrink, Arlene Watkins, Barbara Troendly, Jo Dill, Susan Johnson, Helen Elfrink, Phil Dill, Nancy Andrews, John Nicholson, Eddie Gilkey, Barbara Sexton, Sue Morris. STANDING: Robert Flowers, Dennis Nicholson, Wilbur Wollerman, John Brown, Barbara Miller, Marvin Thomp- son, Mr. Schnurr, Student Teacher, Ruth Ball, Paul Sauer, Betty Woods, Danny Foor, Bea Woods. PEP BAND ,AI KNEELING: Kay Clark, Helen Elfrink, Mary Jane McCollister, Bonnie Reed. STANDING: Eddie Gilkey Compliments of RECART FORD INC. Columbus Lancaster Road Canal Winchester Groveport 'W MAJORETTES: Mary Jane McCollister, Helen Elfrink, Bonnie Reed, Kay Clark. FIRST ROW: Eddie Gilkey, Bill Mills, Bill Smith, Bill Swonger, Larry Niday, Susan Johnson, Willard Rawn, Julie French, Janice Graham, Gene Pugh, Nancy Andrews, Jim Spence, Myron Petty, Don Troendly, Betty Woods, Wilma Jones, Danny Foor, Bea Woods, Joyce Mershon, Bill Fletch- er, Mr. Lawrence Gillum. SECOND ROW: Bob Cox, Myra Elfrink, Janet Dean, Patty Sauer, Janice Carruthers, JoAnn Flynn, Penny Sarber, Barbara Troendly, Sally Coakly, Jo Dill, Larry Dowler, Jonny Nicholson, Linda Petty, Rosalind Lout, Betty Bryan, Marlan Friend, Della Mae McClure, Judy Mohr, Barbara Sexton. THIRD ROW: Ruth Ball, Marcia McGuire, Sharon Kalb, Tom Irwin, Ted Walters, John Brown, Wilbur Wollerman, Dwayne Spence, Don Miller, Dennis Nicholson, Bob Flowers, Nancy Miller, Phil Dill, Barbara Miller, Kay Helber, Paul Sauer, Sue Morris, Arlene Watkins, Marvin Thompson. MARCHING BAND BAND REPORT The 1956-57 Edition of the High School Band has been a very spirited and well-knit group. Consisting of 65 members, the band has engaged in many activities and programs. Following are some of the many activities that the band has been involved in during the past year: The Annual Memorial Day Parades at both Lithopolis and Groveport, a concert for the Fire- man's Carnival and later a concert at the Columbus Park of Roses. Also, an appearance at both the Franklin County and Ohio State Fairs. Next was a performance at the Pickaway County Fair of Circleville and their annual participation in the famous Pumpkin Show, also held at Circleville. The Marching Band appeared and gave performances at all home and away football games, the Pep Band played for all home basketball games, and the Dance Band played for many affairs and dances during the school year. The Annual Band Concert was held on March 15 with a large crowd attending, and a week later the Annual All-County Festival was held with ten of the Groveport members having been chosen to be in the All-County Band. Many of the band students attended both District and State Contests with John Brown receiving a I rating at both events. Used as money-makers, the band sold their yearly quota of candy bars and introduced a new item, the Cruiser-Pen. Many of the school-colored ball-point pens were very much in evidence during the latter part of the school year. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Gillum, closed a successful year by performing at the Eighth Grade Commencement, Baccalaureate, and Commencement Exercises. They are looking forward to many trips and events during the summer months. Compliments of CRUZ-HER-INN RESTAURANT Self Serve Grocery 8: Bordens Dairy Products Jim Peck, Proprietor Te 6-5782 Class of 4l GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: Annabelle Seabolt, Barbara Berry, Jo Dill, Barbara Day, Barbara Miller, Jill Preest, Jo Ann Harter, Janet Hall, Dixie Compton, Kay James. SECOND ROW: Rosa Lee Hill, Phyllis Steinmetz, Betty Feucht, Kathy Hessler, Patty Sauer, Sylvia Leonard, Marlene Goble, Barbara Graham, Diane Krupick, Jerilyn Hershiser, Patty Myers, Lynn Redman, Kay Helber, Connie Dellenbaugh. THIRD ROW: Judy Rowe, Carol Palsgrove, Judy Mengering, Linda Miller, Sharon Kalb, Charlene Luvisi, Arlene Watkins, Marilyn Smith, Barbara Troendly, Myra Elfrink, Nancy Hutton, Sandy Morris, Mary Soltesz, Janet Dean. FOURTH ROW: Estella Myers, Judy Ferguson, Dorothy Waldren, Rosemarie Ice, Ruth Ball, Marlan Friend, Jo Flynn, Judy Degen- hart, Margaret Smith, Jo Grubbs, Rita Weakley, Eileen Coontz, Patricia Christopher. DUET Marlan Friend, Jill Preest Compliments of HUNTER HARDWARE Frigidaire, Seigler, Maytag, Lucas Paints Canal Winchester Te 7-4100 SEATED: Kit Graves, Bob Flowers, John Brown, Mike Brannan, Jim Spence, Dean Jordan, Mr. Pence. STANDING: Ed Reed,John Nicholson, Ronnie Claar, Ed Schleppi, Stanley Wilson. I BOYS' GLEE cLuB BOYS' TRIO GIRLS' TRIO E 'vf 15 --fv I Bob Flowers, Ronnie Claar, John Barbara Nicholson. Myers. Compliments of GROVEPORT CLEANERS We operate our own plant, all garments, insured Charles P1 Doris Walters--Owners , .G x gn I vi 'C' X XXX . Day, Annabelle Seabolt, Pat SEXTET Marcia McGuire--Accompanist, Annabelle Seabolt, Barbara Day, Julie French, Sylvia Leonard, Marlan Friend, Jill Preest. TRIPLE TRIO -5 9'4- SEATED: Mary Soltesz, Jo Ann Harter, Janet Hall, Kathleen Hessler Barbara Miller, Lynn Redman. STANDING: Barbara Graham, Patty Sauer, Marilyn Smith. Compliments of BOLENBAUGH HARDWARE COMPANY Heating-Plumbing-Wiring-Supplies Canal Winchester, Ohio Te 7-4324 4 Q ,F f W. N. 5 - K- N,,,:'. ,i,,, nfs, ' Q f- K 'itwtf . A ,-, L- A 7...3ff- -vw-,-1Wu'fFEi,f SEA TED: Don Miller, Pat Bailey, Mike Brannan, Mrs. Hadley, Ruth Ball, Reynold Worch, Barbara Berry. STANDING: Kathy Hessler, Dave Ostrander, Gary Eubank, Paul Sauer, Forrest Rickly, Allen Rad- uege, Jo Ann Harter. K' N S' i vi ,i, K fk-V. , .Q-.- fx Y Q G S. B I ,A SEATED: Ann Clark, Margie Berry, Jerilyn Hershiser, Rita Murray, Bertha Pope, Judy Higgins, Flora McClure, Barbara Groves, Betty Bryan, Mary Jane McCollister. STANDING: Rita Bentley,'Dick Kraner, Jerry Roof, Ronnie Herdman, Nancy Boring, Arlene Glenn. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '57 Kenneth E. Foley INSURANCE Auto Fire Life Groveport, Ohio Te 6-5377 SPANISH CLUB OFFICE STAFF 49 fs, . 6' A' h f '18 Q. ri. ' 3' N f X 1 FIRST ROW: Penny Sarber, Helen Elfrink, Annabelle Seabolt, Mike Foley, Flora McClure, Ronnie Herdman, Ruth Ball, Donna Manley, Janet Fox. SECOND ROW: Dixie Compton, Kay James, Lynn Redman, Ronnie Bailey, Margie Berry, Lucy Manson, Myrna Coleman, Diana Pierce, Phyllis McCollister. THIRD ROW: Russ Scholl, Hugh Compton, Bob Hilburn, Fred Morgan, Gene McClure, Jerry Roof, Jack Beggrow, Jack Carter, Chalmer Williams, Bob Skeen, Dean Jordan, Bertha Pope, Mike Brannan, Barbara Groves, Mrs. Keiser. STAFF Editor ......... Managing Editor. . . ' Business Manager. . . Sports. ........ . . Music. . . . . . Art Editor. . . Columnist.. . Typists. . . Page Editors. . Production Manager. . . News Bureau Reporter. Compliments of GROVEPORT HARDWARE Hardware Houseware Paints Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances Groveport, Ohio Te 6-5361 Circulation Manager . . VOICE STAFF AND REPORTERS . . . .Mike Foley . . .Gene McClure . . .Margie Berry . . .Hugh Compton . . . .Jerry Roof . . . . .Ruth Ball . . .Bertha Pope Bob Skeen . . . . .Bo Williams Ronnie Herdman Ronnie Bailey Bob Hilburn . . . .Penny Sarber Flora McClure Annabelle Seabolt . . . .Russ Scholl Nancy Miller Dean Jordan . .Barbara Groves . . . .Jack Carter Mb X. X y X i B HOVIENTS A Q? 125' m S. X' ' ' ,3 ' E X' a ' Z . Q Q 5' V 8 M C ' fig? 1 IG K gh 46- g FOOTBALL HOMECQMING QUEEN J dy H gg ,-E 5 . S235 wand' SENIOR A TTENDANT nf' ,gg m if 1 J LVN Jamce Carruthers JUNIOR ATTENDANT Ida Franslsco FOOTBALL HOMECOMING COURT SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Phylhs Garrett FRESHMAN ATTENDANT Sharon Kalb -GR' Tip-'P' TN 'Q 'E' ,kk s S ff R , ,st O A X 'xr 1 K A i x . ! f 1 Q O 'mf + A - .Q- V VA. ,J K b N6 :AM Q li fin ,5sm5Q5l3 M 5 ar -.4 Q33 ,. , ,X 'gli 1 , SV 1 E 3 I f . Ji' fl? ' if fs f, BG? SQ 3' gi- m'! R l I956 GOLD DIGGERS DANCE IT'S ANCIENT HISTORY NOW Having a Whirl L nda P ese ts V 'Q NQOO1 SG 'N 'E u l Y .sf K Y -an , W O -Xi Sing it Betty fE1viSJ IETDRLMJW i 1 L F fi S as Arc We Mode1s'7 veport Heavy Stoppers lg BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN P NWN? V X, V ve IG, 'H ' '2- Dixie Com ton 45'-in Y3 'f -CHQ YW-cs-1 SENIOR XI IENIDXNT Clrol Knapp JUNIOR AT I ENDANT Jo D111 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT SOI IIOMORE AI IENDANT Inckm Roo? I-RESIIMAN A We L ,,QgQ ik 0. 'Nha I IILNDANI Janet Dean 5?-1 'xx ibiz- ' Aqv, x l L 1 fmmx J '...? Ali ....... U Q Jan . , ' N L A i f X, ' ' EH A Q A 4 F' e B f fx...-A XL BIG MOMENT - E ' -If Q V. fills Mike is y jf, if Nancy gives the big honored a, W honor ,il fx 1 up - :Iii ,Q E Q 5 s rf! 1 l, -3 K 5 6 Q, e 5 E Q , 1 Q , x. Q gf X Q. - X a if ff' 7 , k I J' 1 'Q W- nnnn f X as 'Tl 6 'xo 5 Q1 ff . .A 'X -fy! Quail Am , A W 1 N f 6 X E n fs. , , sg? 'mu- WX ,N as . ' k Lil, W 'X v'1lIi 'v--H: OUR QUEEN Compliments of 54 V ART MCCOLLISTER, AUCTIONEER Complete Sales Management Household - Real Estate - Livestock Licensed and Bonded Groveport, Ohio Phone Te 6-5334 Res. Te 6-5670 OC Co Qld' 'N COUNTY CITIZENSHIP DAY REPRESENTATIVES FROM GROVEPORT COMMON PLEAS JUDGE .... GENE McCI.URE HEALTH COMMISSIONER. .... CAROL KNAPP JURY COMMISSIONER. . . .ROGER KLAMFOTH or Compliments of THE PEOPLE'S BANK Groveport Canal Winchester Member Federal Reserve and F.D.I.C. ,VZ ,, -li, .K ,,,,..-if lA-M ' r A77 W A , ...J-vf-'i ' - ,f 4' , ,,.-,... .- -,- ' , 3 p I -4 M-i I ... ..... .. . 5 gf x -N'-v-'A,,,,,,, ' 41 7 2TQ, ' 1' wi 5? X, Z kv X 'Q Jw' QV' Q 3 '-' 4+-'xx o , , s 4.-f--...-..-- -'- - - 1. -3. ,,. ,.,...-. T -' I ..- -+--f - Q Q Sn -tv' q ,,,,.,... .1 5 A - .nn M , , .,,M.,.-. ' Y' vi, '.,,1Z.Q -.. N. , , W: --o-.N 45 1 9 'Y' 4 l A M f , --Q ' ,LV ... - A ,. X' EQ 1. A X .LJ - K - -Q,,, v Y -,-., ,Y ,.....M,. .. ,1 -ungr- .J Il' Q-1 3-Ill-r I ia ' , . . g: ' 1' H V ? ml. ,-A-Y wr .f'- 'fn 'A' 1-A 1 A 519' ,. ' -,..M .......,. 53, ., t -7, 0 11. It S QMP 1 ' 753.gif ,, , E sul ' il ,. ., A K 1 J- ,-fx .,,...,, X 0 F if' 'Af a x 'XA -9' A A X-X I Q 1? A A ge F 9 -1-1 5 vi -,L . gg 1 f , . I Y 1 . W ,. , .4 - f , a ,- I A ,Q , .. 4, I K in J I' ., t ,' - -' 53 37, V I K My al. -'1 Ax' , ' ' 'Q A -' ' W 1 ' M 1 g r.. Q -. Y -A Y ,ww - ' , -rw - - - - 1'er'f1f Y 41,31-' . .L-. 4-is-.-,.-M ' Ml hngllllu- ,,..-.-.....4-- -M c ,.,,,.4v--on--'- fl2C - .iv Q- JLINIOR CLASS PLAY A ff ..,i . jf' ,,.,. n i i!,i,,....guu-'- ls. ' -ii ...cami r I , C sm .. z r .. , ,.1..F7-Fn 'I E.--ei'T x Nqjn X' A-FEUDIN' OVER YONDERH CHARACTERS MOUNTAIN MAGGIE. .......... NANCY MILLER Who tends the injured MAW FRY .......... ANNABELLE SEABOLT Widowed by the feud EMMY FRY - A daughter .... . . .JOANNA DILL IZZY FRY - The older son. . . .JOHN BROWN CLEM FRY- Another son. . . . . .JERRY KALB ROSIE BELLE FRY. ...... . .BARBARA DAY Who loves feudin' AUNT HARRY HORNHONKER ........ RUTH BALL Who never takes a back seat BECKY MAE HORNHONKER - Her niece ......... MARY JANE MCCOLLISTER WILLY HORNHONKER. .......... LUTHER RUFF The silent type PAPPY POPOFF. . . . . ....... BEN BOHL Head of the feudin' popoffs ZEKE POPOFF - His son .... .ROBERT FLOWERS THE TRAVELIN' PREACHER. . . REYNOLD WORCH LQ.- --Q...- -1.41.-4. .i .-.I U R. X i .LM .....- A -gggkj' su. 4-5 ,f-3 W 3.251-x..-L. ' ' 'Q'- . ' .W - W 'em' ' ,Q- F532 f.:n..m Compliments of KEN REALTY Groveport, Ohio 1 3 A' sF ......... .4 P P qc :gash M.. THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY 5 ' A .J-K! 4 3 S i S . I wk S W0 . F? K y -S S 4 Sf 53, X K' . 4-s,, 'af 's 'z 'Q f , fffim ggi - S- . -w,w.,f:.e.,X 1 S SLSS S X C-QM 151 S ' i 3 I 3 3 X IQ, ' 1 'hx A ' E .1 el' THE BRAIN STORM Willoughby Adams .............. Roger Kiamfoth a shy, meek college student lnner Willy. . .................. Dean Jordan Willoughby's Inner self whom only he can see Chuck Martin .................. Gene McClure The smart aleck who imposes on Willoughby Johnny Newton .................... Don Grube Ralph Jones .................... James Dietz Harvey Downs .................. Ronald Bailey College Students and professed friends of Willoughby Coach Lloyd. . ................ Michael Foley A football coach with a temper Hank Johnson. . . ............. Michael Brannon A member of the team Sally Bishop ................ Janice Carruthers A reporter for the college paper Aunt Louise .................... Bertha Pope AuntOlga .................... Barbara Miller Aunt Hester .................. Janice McAuley Willoughby's devoted aunts Marybelle Turner. ............... Nancy Boring Willoughby's home-town neighbor Lottie ........................ Judy Higgins Marion. . ..... . . ........ . . . .Barbara Groves Anna. . . .Andrea Lambert Kay. . .......... ........... M arjorie Berry Dorothy ....................... Carol Knapp Enthusiastic Rooters for Football Team Extras ..... ................. F lora McClure Jerry Roof Larry Helber KQV' -'ly 4 Ei, lx F A Q v' fi ft i 'q?Qm.kxm: nl M PROGRAM . . .Roger Klamfoth . .... Carol Knapp Toastmaster. . Toastmistress. BANQUET . ............... Mr. Pence . . . . .Walter Kulhwein FFA Vice President Linda Petty County FHA President I Group Singing. Welcome. . . . FHA Highlights. . ...... Charlene Acker Trombone Solo. . . . .Myron Petty FFA Highlights ..... . . .Bill Wilburn FFA Reporter Guitar and Vocal Solo. . . .Betty Woods FHA Honorary Awards. . . . . .Carol Knapp FHA President FFA Honorary Awards. . . . .Roger Klamfoth FFA Pre sident 'Nw-uQ.,,,,,W Congratulations to the Class of 57 GROVEPORT CREAMERY Fresh Dairy Products Te 6-5382 Hung,--1 -hug-, 'ls5,, Vocal Selections. . ........ Sextet Julie French Sylvia Leonard Marlan Friend Jil1Preest Barbara Day Annabelle Seabolt Marcia McGuire. . .Accompanist Guest Speaker. . . . .Doris Schleppi Remarks. . ....... Special Guests MENU Tomato Juice Meatloaf Whipped Potatoes or Sweet Potatoes r' Scalloped Corn Buttered Peas Peach Salad Rolls Butter Apple Pie Milk Coffee as-uc tg si S xi- .wx Q...- Compliments of OHIO MIDLAND LIGHT gl POWER Canal Winchester ,V :YS-55 we ,451 r- sv' ffk 5, I' 'fI...,.o A fc -..bk ! , , Q. xx? GROVEPORT-MADISON HIGH SCHOOL EVENING IN PARIS Mont Blanc Et Jus Succotash De LE MENU Fruits De Guerlaine Antoine's Special Green Beans De La Schiaparelli Monte Carlo La Rivera Chips La Salade Relish Ala Dressing by Dior Francaise French Bread Et Beurre Arc De Triomphe Ala Mode Lait or Demi Tasse .,.-': :- , I Q1 , Q I .Sufi . ,, , .. ,,?,,.-n.-L.,,--'. A,....m..,f H, n sm, af A Q ... .,-. 4-,,,,-...... Rum, ..,.s-J. f wi X.. ,,g.yr9'mp..Nm,5mffwrm2 'f2'Q m 4 ugfgg, g'g2 k5g F7+l '33 Q,f4.kqf h1w,2'af 311f V-Qfiff' 1 ' 'i '3 f f .Q zfi faz- is 1 A v. Q',h- 2:3 4-fmii, f 3 M .5 2 g f ..:: g Q- 1 'M f . 1 f ? -i ' 2 P ' ' 4 Q ,Qi 13 7 ,,,,, xg - in 3 .fx H Q f,-,. 4 ' Y..-:if -x s -x 1' N '39 ., . W v..Y,fJ, ' -rg M A 1' NN' . ,. 8 ' ,' , ' -fav ,M fx' ' Iigw . SEVENTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT SALLITATORIAN W,J I , VALEDICTORIAN - if L E51 1,-gf 51 ', , s' ,': ' ff . W . K I-. N3 'Q , 4 X ia 1 N- ..-, + 1 Hr U 5 G fs 2 f ff .4 ,fJqYf frf. lx r I-'I ff . K mmm 'Nh -4'3 f ,xx nf ww JP ,IJ ga:- Comphments of PA LSGROVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Canal Wmchester Oh1o Te 7 480 Si' cleuzsfks ki' an i X ,. af' , ATHLETICS ara of af ,, ALL COUNTY FIRST TEAM Jerry Roof ....... Senior ALL COUNTY HONORABLE MENTION Mike Foley. . . . . .Senior Bob Aldridge. . . . .Senior Tom Mohr ....... Junior VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW Melvin Zarbaugh Fred Morgan Jack Rainier Bob Skeen Mike Foley Bob Aldridge Jerry Roof Gene McClure Charlie Barrett Hugh Compton Chuck Zarbaugh Russell Scholl Don Grube Jack Carter Larry Helber John Nelson SECOND ROW Reynold Worch Phil Dill Don Zarbaugh Dick Campbell Jim Graham Tom Mohr Paul Sauer Ron nie Herdman Gary Eubank Ronnie Cuthbert Ben Bohl Bo Williams David Ostrander Allen Miller Mr Hall THIRD ROW Mr Miller Mr McKinney Gary McCl1sh Chris Feucht Jim Woods Beemen Burgoon Jay Montgomery Allen Raduege Jim Sims Chuck Goble Gary Workman Gary Mallory Don Mullins Mike Zitzke iisphl 5,8 505551 lg T Compliments of WALNUT INN Liquor Beer Wine Food Canal Winchester Ohio COACHES Mr. Miller, Mr. Alspach, Mr. Hall, Mr. Peters, Mr. McKinney. r From the starting whistle of the preview game at Hamilton, Groveport had a very tough schedule ahead of them. With Gene McClure, Charlie Barrett, Jerry Roof, and Allen Miller, as our only returning letterman, there was a lot to be learned from this ' 1956 football season. Groveport lost to Hamilton with a score of 12 to O. Next, they traveled to Dublin and brought a loss home with a score of 26 to 7. Nevertheless, the Crusier never took an attitude of defeat and their spirit of winning was always there. Whitehall came to Groveport for our first home game of the season, and we defeated them with a score of 48 to 13. This was the first game played on our new football field, one of the finest fields in the county. In the near future we have high hopes of having a stadium. Gahanna traveled to Groveport for the next game, and in spite of the fine game played by our team, we lost to the lions 20 to 14. Marion Franklin was confident of a win when they came to Groveport, but we trampled them with a score of Z0 to 6. Canal Winchester came to Groveport with high hopes of taking home a win and ring their victory bell. Groveport played a fine game and scalped the Indians Z6 to O. The next game was played at Hamilton. Though Groveport was ahead at the half time 7 to 0, Hamilton came up in the second half and won the game with a score of 23 to 7. For our Homecoming football game we played Reynoldsburg. The Groveport team played a good game but not good enough to beat the Raiders who toukhomea score ofZ1 to 7. The most exciting game of the season was played at New Albany. Groveport was losing until Jerry Roof threw a spectacular pass to Charlie Barrett who went over for a touchdown seconds before the gun went off. Groveport brought home score of Z1 to 18. Groveport played Mifflin for the last game of this season. But the Cowpunchers down Groveport Z6 to 0. The Co-captains for the 1956 football season were Charlie Barrett and Gene Mc- Clure. Though the team only had 4 wins and 5 losses the team never lost their winning spirit. The student body were very proud of the 1956 football team and all its wonder- ful members . NAME Roof Barrett McClure Montgomery Skeen I-Ierdman Sauer Dill Miller Zarbaugh TOTAL FOR I956 FOOTBALL SEASON Total Yards Rushing Total Yards Passing 62 Total Yards Gained 20 Total Passes Attempted 19 Total Passes Completed 12 ' Total Passes Intercepted 6 Total First Downs 6 Total Running Plays 6 Average Plays Per Game 6 Average Yards Per Try 3 Z TOTAL POINTS IN ALL GAMES Compliments of SEYMOUR EXCAVATING COMPANY Saltzgaber Road Groveport. Ohio Te 6-5148 HOME-OPP. SOUAD 1535 1191 321 172 1856 1363 86 72 34 18 6 1 131 107 149 153 Jerry Roof Bob Skeen Fred Morgan Charlie Barrett Co-captain Don Grube Jack Carter Russ Scholl Ni , , 3 . ,iv ,- '- . - Gif,-, Us . w Q 4 Q , V I . 5 Q L . Q :nw 1. .v , K Q Nz in WSJ V ' f v K . N . Q ,.. fi f A r'5+'1T: Y -Xe A . 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Hugh Compton Mike Foley Chuck Zarbaugh Y Gene McClure Co-captain Jack Rainier Larry Helber Bob Aldridge 1 are Ju ref Er X W .9-. My -V+-we - 'M'f:f '-e'zs:Kf::l'ar1 1qw A M !i J., R mt.. W C .-f 1' 9'3 ii rw 1 ww -me W 255545510 I- 0 Q 4 F- Ea 1- W, VVS?-f'... A we ra, ,Y,',,0 'N ...Lua h SEATED: Jim Sims, Gary McClish, Don Mullins, Mike Zitzke, J. P. Mont- gomery, Beeman Burgoon, Chris Feucht, Jim Woods. SECOND ROW: Ed- die Reed, Ken Rutherford, Gerald Van Gundy, Gary Mallory, Gary Workman, Chuck Goble, Joe Eric, Ray Simons, Mr. Alspach. THIRD ROW: Pete Fer- guson, Randy Higgins, Don Waldren, Gene Dildine, Dick McDowell, Gary Ripley, Wes Hamler. RESERVE FOOTBALL Charlie Barrett scores. A two man job for Charlie and Bob Compliments of WIGWAM RESTAURANT Phone Te 7 4393 Canal Winchester, Ohio VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Judy Higgins Carol Knapp Peggy Knapp Flora McClure Rita Bentley Nancy Boring ARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Dixie Compton Jill Preest Nancy Boring Flora McClure Peggy Knapp R -E , Cyl L., - . .,,. . Quai' , , A-C! 'I N. -4--A . g-,,,1.. s ,fl ,2 4 E lf E S Q S 1 E Q xv I 1 E RESERVE FOOTBALL , 5 CHEERLEADERS l fl ' ' fi! Janet Dean Sharon Kalb 0 my el' lin! . t . A45 . MX I 4 ' llssasouuulll me -g .p u 1-W wi wg 'N - 1 1, wg. PF uv, . K . lt . . ,451 ui z .,.,l?x LW f vt fx . Qfxgglt --M.. - f 5 5 ve . KNEELING: Bill Leist, Coach Alspach. STANDING: Chalmer Williams, Jack Rainier, Roger Klamfoth, Gene McClure, Jerry Roof, Allen Miller, Ronnie Cuthbert, Paul Sauer, Gary Eubank, Ronnie Herdman, Fred Morgan, Bob Flowers, Charlie Barrett. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD ALL couNTY FIRST TEAM Jerry Roof .... Senior 1 ALL COUNTY HONORABLE MENTION Gene McClure .... Senior Fred Morgan ..... Senior Charlie Barrett. . . Senior Allen Miller ..... Junior The Groveport Cruisers started the 1956-1957 basketball season with a victory over the Canal Winchester Indians, and then proceeded to lose seven straight games. This was due to the inability to hit from the field even though they were getting more shots. As the season progressed the shooting ability improved and the Cruisers ended with an average season of eight wins and ten losses. The season was highlighted with two special events. One was the Holiday Carnival, with un- defeated Reynoldsburg winning the trophy. Groveport won the other special event, that being the homecoming game. There will be six Senior members graduating from the squad. Those are Co-captains Gene McClure and Roger Klamfoth, along with Jerry Roof, Charlie Barrett, Fred Morgan, and Jack Rainier. It is, hoped that the returning members of the squad have gained valuable experience that will help to lead them through a successful season next year. Compliments of PUGH'S GRILL Litbopolis, Ohio STANDING: Coach Hall, Richard Lambert, Lewie Compton, Allen Raduege, Gene Ellschlaeger, Beeman Burgoon, Gary McC1ish, Chuck Goble, Dick McDowel. VARSITY RECORD x OPPONENTS HOME If Canal Winchester 20 12 Lgague Reynoldsburg 33 24 Gahanna 39 22 Tearn Reynoldsburg 77 New Albany 14 50 Gaharma 69 Marion-Franklin 37 50 New Albany 53 Mifflin 54 26 Mifflin 42 Hamilton TWP 17 45 Whitehall 48 Whitehall 34 30 Canal Winchester 46 Canal Winchester 36 41 Hamilton 48 Grove City 34 37 Dublin 46 Hamilton 46 36 Marion Franklin 42 Dublin 17 40 Marion-Franklin 28 32 Non-League Whitehall 43 38 37 grililklin Heights 527 41 Canal Winchester 0 20 72 Circleville 66 Hamilton 65 Marion Franklin 61 Grove City 52 Whitehall 55 Franklin Heights 23 Winter Carnival Upper Arlington 72 Alhwfille 50 Compliments of HARTMAN'S SUNOCO SERVICE Groveport, Ohio Te 6-5700 Left Roger Klamfoth Forward 6: Left: Jack Reinier Guard Slllll CO-CAPTAINS Right: Fred Morgan Guard 5'11 Right: Gene Mc Clure Center 61 Left: Char lie Barrett Guard I Rlght: Jerry Roof Guard 6111: FRESHMAN SQUAD FIRST ROW: Bobby Cuthbert, John Nelson, Jim Sims, Gene Dildine, Don Mullen, Jay Montgomery Melvin Zarbaugh. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, Gary Mallory, Gary Workman, Mike Wetherill, Gerald Van Gundy, Pete Ferguson, Jerry Williams. THIRD ROW: Eddie Reed, Gary Ripley, Bill Stevenson, Wesley Hamler. VARSITY STA TIS TICS TO TA L SHOTS SHO TS PER F.G. F.T. POINTS TRIED MADE CENT REB. MCCLURE 54 54 MILLER 82 55 ROOF 91 52 BARRETT 27 41 WILLIAMS 29 6 KLAMFOTH 13 24 MORGAN 29 22 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Marlene Goble JoAnn Flynn Diane Krupick Linda Brobst Gloria McBride 169 160 54 33. 219 194 82 42. 234 272 91 33. 95 99 27 27. 64 137 28 20. 50 42 10 23. 80 85 29 34. 7 191 4 132 4 87 2 60 4 43 8 28 1 53 AVE 9.4 12.2 14.6 5.5 4.1 2.4 4.4 TURN OVERS 39 32 57 52 36 16 18 Compliments of BRYAN MACHINE COMPANY 532 Main Street Groveport, Ohio Kfxf,n Se T FIRST ROW: John Nelson, Manager, Gary Ripley, Edward Minch, Pete Fer- guson, Eddie Reed, Wes Hamler, Bob Flowers, Rich Lambert, Don Mullen, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, Charlie Barrett, Fred Morgan, Jerry Roof,Gary McClish, Chuck Goble, Paul Sauer, Gary Eubank, Gary Workman, Mr. Hall. BASEBALL April April 'l0kApril April '7 f'April 'HfApri1 '9 4fApril 'HfApril :owe-May May 19f!4fMay May Compliments of T J. TRYTHALL, M.D. Q' Groveport, Ohio 'Wdenotes league games I 957 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Canal Winchester Rosary Mifflin Hamilton Gahanna Marion-Franklin Dublin Reynoldsburg Whitehall St. Charles Hamilton West QM, . 1 X XJ . if I 1 K or -mmf FIRST ROW: Floyd Upperman, Gordon Carpenter, Melvin Zarbaugh, Mike Stolz, Willard Rain, David Friend, Marvin Thompson, Lawrence Zarbaugh, Ronald Burgoon, Pete Priest, Russy Leanord. SECOND ROW: Mr. Peters, Dick McDowel, Charles Barker, Larry She- walter, Ted Walter, Gary Mallory, Jim Sims, Joe Wright, Larry Middleton David Schleppi, Ned McC1ish, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Alspach. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK SQUAD Returning Le tter men for 1958 Dick Campbell Z Gary Beggrow 1.Q5?Ef11i Beeman Burgoon Phil Dill Aller Miller Garrett Morrison Allen Raduege Ken Rutherford VARSITY TRACK The Groveport track squad consists of 44 members, of which only 3 are returning letter men from the 1955 squad. They are Dick Campbell, Chuck Zarbaugh, Mike Foley. The Varsity was made up of 19 members while the Jr. High had 2.5 members. Due to the lack of exper ience, the track squad won Z meets those being from Canal Winchester and St. Charles The Jr. High won 4 meets and lost 1 and placed Znd in the County Track Meet at Mifflin Re lays. Compliments of MILLS ROA DSIDE MARKETS TE-6-3121 FIRST ROW: Don Zarbaugh, Larry Helber, Phil Dill, Dick Campbell, Ardie Moskot, Allen Miller, Jim Spence, Bcl' Aldridge, Allen Raduege, Garrett Morrison. STANDING: Mr. Peters, Mike Foley, Chuck Zarbaugh, Tom Mohr Paul Floyd, Gary Beggrow, Don Miller, Ken Rutherford, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Alspach. TRACK Following is Grove City London Mifflin Marion .iz-In Compliments of SA LLEE'S SOHIO SERVICE Rt. 33 and Refugee Rd. Dave Sallee Be l-0485 the track 76 73 62 48 Mansfield Relays Ohio Wesleyan Relays 68 Grandview Gahanna 54 Canal Winchester 65 County Track Meet Mifflin Relays Rosary 64 St. Charles 57 District Track Meet schedule and scores Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport Groveport Placed 6th Groveport Groveport O' FRED MORGAN , - W , Sur' L Q KNEELING: Mr. McKinney aLx.x. FEL. STANDING: Chalmer Williams, Jerry Roof, Jim Sims, Fred Morgan. GOLF TEAM SCHEDULE '9fAquinas ,FEastmoor '9'Bexley Whitehall '9'Watter son Canal Winchester 'FSL Charles '9'Westerville Whitehall 'l'Central Circleville District 'Fdenotes league games Compliments of April April April April April May May May May May May May ZIMMERMAN'S MEAL MART Pleasing You, Pleases Us Home -Cooked Food 8: Pies JERRY Roor, Mr Q HSS FHS-,Q-D' FQ.-.5 SLIPERINTENDENT w MCCRACKEN Mr. ROBERT . . B.A.,Ohio Wesleyan University S hool of Administration M.A., C Ohio State University Mr RALPH W HUDSON B S in Ed Capital University U iversity A ff Mfr, fi PRINCIPAL i W' 'rv- i , W. , if: m S Q t .1 K A fi lf LTC , .49 Y jg., 'iff f'uQxM.331,? I .L W . -N 'I' X .Je Hfffi. ff e t O v tw ' AMO 3 I L Q BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED Carl Watk1HS Kester Eubank Margaret Murphy Forrest Klamfoth STANDING M111ardMe1oy Paul Grube Mr McCracken MARGARET MURPHY ANN CLARK Clerk Secretary Secretary Receptmomst vdx H -J I r Km ,fl 3 U r 1 1 1 ,- - fl 1.4 ' D M 'R R1 -, 1 an-:ia 5 -vw ,. .... ..r..,. W.. ....,...-.---- 415, na. . .., 3 f S1 . sw A as , il -is wa... Mr. ANDREW MILLER B.A. Ohio Weslyan. Teacher of Physical Education and Health. Assistant Football, Freshman Basketball, and Baseball Coach. K I Mr. LAWRENCE J. GILLUM B. Mus. Ed. Otterbein Collegeg M.A. Ohio State Universityg Studied at Polytechnic Institute Teacher of Instrumental Music and Music Theory. 2 ' 5,-X.. Mr. HERMAN TI-IROP Mr. JAMES COLLINS B. Sc. Ohio State University B.A. and B.Sc.in Education at Teadlel' Of ChCmiSt1'Y, PhYSiCS. Ohio State University. Teacher General Science, and Mathe- of Arts and Crafts, matics. Mr. FRANCIS SWARTZ B.A. Capital University, Teach- er of 7th Grade. get t ggi! Mrs. MARGARET YOUNG B.Sc., M.A. Ohio State Univer- sity, Capital Universityg Teach er of Physical Education and Health. Mrs. DORIS DAVIS B.Sc., Alabama College, Teach- er of Home Economics first semester. ' Mr . JA MES MCKINNEY B. Sc. Education, Capital Uni- versity, teacher of 7th grade Jr. High Basketball Ass't. Football and Golf Coach. Mr. THAD HALL B. Sc. Capital University. -'yu-Q Mrs. SHIRLEY HANNAN B. Sc. Business Education at University of Toledo. Teacher of Typewriting, Shorthand, Sen ior Business, Advisor for An- nual. Mrs. FANNIE KING B. Sc. Education at Ohio Uni- V, 8.3 Miss CORNIELA JONES B.S. and B,A. at Ohio State Uni- versity. Librarian. Mr. JOSEPH J. HORST B. Sc., Business Administration Teacher of Biology, Sociology, versity, Teacher of 7th Grade. B. Sc., Education, M.A. Educa- Psychology, Head Football and Reserve Basketball Coach. QA 55' if .ml tion, Ph.D., Ohio State Univ. Teacher of 8th Grade Math 81 Science. .. M ni :fe-2-A liz X ni 'T ...fw- Mr. JAMES PENCE Miss MILDRED FOWLER Miss MARILYN AMIRINE BMA- M'-1SiC, Ohi0 Wesleyan B.A., University of Miami in B.Sc., Ohio State University, University, Teacher of Music. Oxford, Teacher of Algebra, Teacher of Home Economics. Plane and Solid Geometry, and Trigonometry. Mr. PAUL ZWAYER Mrs. JOHANNA KEISER Mr. FRANKLIN MILLER B.A. Ohio State Univ- TEBCIICI' B.Sc., Business Education,Ohio B. Sc., M.A, Ohio State Univer of Industrial Arts. State University, Teacher of Sify, Teagher 0fVQCati0n,q1Ag- Bookkeeping, Speech, General riqulture, Business, Journalism. I X f 3. -f-r W4 IK. ,af QV fi' 4 LA ,.,.,qn'vr' .ii l ,,.....---- , Mr ROBERT PETERS Mr EDWARD MURPHY B Sc Ohlo State Unxverslty B S 1n Educatlon at Ohlo State Teacher of Enghsh 8: Sclence Unwersxty Teacher of Sth Assxstant Football Basketball grade Am Hlst and Ohlo and Track Coach Degree ln Geog and Hlstory German Mrs NANCY HADLEY B Sc Oh1o State Un1vers1ty Teacher of Sparush Grade 8 Geography and Hlstory Fxrst Semester QTEK. l o 5 Winn-f i PRESIDENT SECRETARY RAYMOND ARTHUR MIKLOS Butch Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Student Council 45 Class President 45 Jr. Classical League 35 Papa Was a Preacher 35 Service Club Executive 45 Honor Society 3,45 Librarian 25 The Brain Storm stage hand 4. DENNIS BRUCE NICHO LSON The Menace Reserve Basketball 2, Manager 35 Escort in Basketball Queen's Court 3 Band l,2,3,45 All-County Music 25 Jr. Classical League 1,25 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Papa Was A Preacher 35 Service Club Executive 45 Student Council 25 Drill Team 25 Class President 15 Class Treasurer 35 Class Vice Pres ident 45 Voice Staff Z5 Orchestra 1. MARJORIE CAROL BERRY llMargell GAA l,Z,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Student Council 2,35 Class Secretary 45 Jr. Classical League 25 Voice Staff 3,4, Business Manager 45 The Brain Storm 45 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 A11- County Vocal Music Z5 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Librarian l,2,3. LYNN ELLEN REDMAN HL nn!! Y GAA l,2,3,4, Assistant Treasurer 35 Jr. Classical League l,2, Treasurer 25 Class Vice President l, Treasurer 2,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Student Council 3, Secretary 35 Football Queen's Court 35 Madisonian Staff 45 Papa Was A Preacher 35 Service Club Executive 2,45 All-County Vocal Music 45 Li- brarian 3. VICE-PRESIDENT - s x TREASURER FREDRICK MORGAN F d fl E Oueen S Lourt 4 'ju-cv-v '3 Reserve Football 2 3 Varsmty Foot ball 4 Reserve Basketball Z 3 Var s1ty Basketball 4 All County Basket ball HMJ 4 Baseball 1 7 3 4 Golf 3 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 1 H Y Z 3 4 Vo1ce Staff 4 Escort 1n Basketball DON EUGENE GRUBE Don Varslty Football 4 Vo1ce Staff Z 3 FFA 1 Z 3 4 Reporter 2 3 Secretary 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 All County Vo 'RQ 'iv 'insh- 1 cal MUSIC Z 'The Bra1n Storm 4 RITA J MURRAY P te A1234 FHA1Z3 Tr1H1 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 BARBARA MILLER 'Barb GAAIZ34 Band1234 Honor Clety 3 4 Curls Glee Club 1 Z 3 4 All County Vocal MUSIC 1 Z 3 4 Tr1 H Y 34 FHA 1234 Song andRec reat1on Leader 3,4 ' The Bra1nStorm' 4, Student Councxl 4 Mad1son1an 4 Orchestra 1 JACK RAINIER Jack H Y Z 3 4 FFA Treasurer Z 3 4 Reserve football l 3 Vars1ty 4 Re serve basketball Z 3 Varlsty 4 Fresh man basketball l 'Qu' KK MILLARD D JORDAN ,k ,, Deano BAA Z 3 4 Football Manager 1 Z 'v GAA 1 2 3 4 Pres 4 Blg S1ster Bd 4 3 4 All County Band 3 Stud Coun 4 Basketball Homecom1ng 3 if L .1 Papa Was A Preacher 3 The Bra1n Storm 4 H Y 3 Jr Classlcal League 3 Voxce Staff 4 Boys Glee Club 4 BETTY WOODS Elvls A1234 1H1Y Ban LARRY HELBER 'Heavenber ' Football Manager 1,Z, Varslty Foot ball 4, Varslty Track Z,3,4, BAA Z,3, Nance NANCY BORING G A1234 BoardZ3 Tr1H1Y2 3 4 FHA IZ 3 Band 12 Vrce Pres xdent Z Reserve Basketball Cheer leader l Vars1ty Basketball Cheer leader Z 4 Football Cheerleader 3 4 Servxce Club Executwe Z Class Sec retary Z Honor SOC1ety 4 Volce Staff 2 3 Madlsonman Staff 4 Assoclate Ed1tor 4 The Bram Storm 4 Stu dent Councxl Z L1brar1an I Z wg ROBERT ALDRIDGE Bob Reserve Football 3 Vars1ty Football 4 All County Football ll-IM Reserve Basketball Z 3 Dr1ll Team Z 3 Jr Classlcal League l Z Honor Socxety 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 FORREST LEE Woody Q ,Q Student Councll 4 T7 Nw ANDREA LAMBERT llskipll GAA 1,Z,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y Z,3,4g FHA Zg Buckey Girl's State 35 The Brain Storm 45 Librarian 3,4. RICKLY My 'Q' L-'...-f '5 ss HI. JANICE A CARRUTHERS JaCy GAA 1 Z 3 4 Vlce Pres1dent 3 Bxg S1ster Board 3 4 Executlve Board Head of Jr GAA 4 Band 12 3 4 Pres1dent4 Orchestra l All County Band 1 Z 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Buckeye Gxrl s State 3 Jr CIBSSICB1 League 12 Football Mald of Honor 4 it if ff RONNIE BAILEY H Beetle t Transferred from East m .Tumor year 1 N Reserve Football 3 Varsxty Football Nt an 4 H1 Y 4 Vo1ce Staff 4 The Bram Storm' 4 L1brar1an 3 ,qw swf' gs? .Q rraw Q1 4 1-.ifrv 1 vy 1 4 wrt, -I , 9 YN- ! 'far ? DICK SWON GER Dlck Y iq-r NANCY LEE ANDREWS D1ck GAA 1 Z 3 4 Secretary 3 Board 3 4 Band 1 Z 3 4 L1brar1an 4 Presmdent of Tr1 H1 Y 4 Honor Somety 3 4 Jr Classlcal League Z 3 Orchestra 1 Student Counc11 3 4 FHA 1 Pep Band 3,4 Lxbrarxan of Dance Band 3 4 'Rai' ! --Q JUDITH ANN HIGGINS Judy GAA l Z 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent4 Blg Sxster Board 3 4 Bxg Slster Pres1dent 4 Tr1 H1 Y Z 3 4 VaIS1tY Basket ball Cheerleader I Vars1ty Footba Cheerleader Z 3 4 Football Queen s Court Z Football Homecommg Queen 4 Student Councll 4 Treasurer 4 FHA l Z 3 Degree Chalrman 3 Ser vmce Club 4 Volce Staff 3 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Honor Soc1ety 4 The Bram Storm 4 5 Ns. Qu. PAUL FLOYD dia 455 Paul Transferred from Gahanna 1n .Tumor year H1 Y 4 'iv yrs '5'-N DONALD D1-:AN RAREY Don gp. H Y Z 3 The Bram Storm State Hand 4 gap-s.. tiff I5 muff' RICHARD F KRANER Dxck Transferred from East ln Sophomore year Jr Classxcal League 3 4 Vo ll YI , . , , ' ' Q ' I I Z l' U' , y? ' 3 ' ll We I . v l ! f I 5 ' , 9 1 1 1 . ' ' at . ' ' . - ll . V I 4' y Q - ' ll ll Q . il- QV- , tu X. N N ' ll ll i- , ll ' ll ' . B 55 rv ' D 11 . Q Q : . ' , - Q9 ' O GAA 1 Z 3 4 Secretary Z Treasurer 3 B1g Smster Board 3 4 Band I Z Tr1 H YZ3 FHAIZ34 L1brar1anZ3 dir- ' ELVA ARLENE GLENN as-it JAMES DIETZ Dletzy 'Q' Reserve Football 1 Z H1 Y 2. 3 4 ,....,- The Bra1n Storm 4 Dr1ll Team Z 3 Jr CIHSQICHI League l 2. Pres1dent of Chess Club 4 all 'Pm .Biggs CLAUDE PENNINGTON Pete FFA l Z 3 4 Llbrarlan 3 ! . nk.-T K Why.,-V BERTHA MAE POPE Bert A 1 2 3 4 PTJA 1 Z Trl H1 3 4- Voice Staff Z 3 4- Madisonian Staff 4' Girls Glee Club 1 3' Papa Was A Preacher 3- 'The Brain Storm 4' Girls Ensemble 3' Girls Ouartet 3. FLORA MCCLURE 15 GAA 1 Z 3 4 Executwe Board 4 Blg Slster Board 4 Asslstant Head of Jr GAA 4 Vars1ty Football Cheerleader 4 Varslty Basketball Cheerleader 4 FHA l Z Tr1 H1 Y Z 3 4 Papa Was A Preacher 3 Gxrls' Glee Club 1 2 The Bram Storm 4 Voxce Staff 3 4 Mad1soman Staff 4 L1brar1an Z 3 A-A WILBUR LOVERNE WOLLERMAN ..,,. Leatherhps' I cal League 1 Papa Was A Preacher 3 Orchestra 1 Dr1ll Team Z 3 HUGH COMPTON III-lug ,Q 10 Reserve Football 1 Z 3 Varsxty Foot 'V' ball 4 volce Staff 4 H Y 2 3 4 BAA 4 CHARLES N ZARBAUGH Chuck Reserve Football l Z Varsxty Foot ball 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 BAA 4 Basket ball 1 Track Z 3 4 L1brar1an 3 The Bram Storm Stage Hand 4. HS' vu y . '- '- . ll 5 uv . ' . nu - u . ' . H1-Y Z,3,4g Band l,Z,3,4g Jr. Classi- . I lr if hiv My 5 1 1 2 I ' 4 5 ' 5 i- , , 9 H . vu , ' , .Hs ' ' 9 5 CHARLES BARRETT Charl1e Reserve Football 1 2 Varslty Football 3 4 Co Captam 4 Football Queen Escort 4 BAA 3 4 Servlce Club Ex ecut1ve Board 4 FFA 1 Z 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Reserve Basketball Z All County Basketball HM 4 Varsxty Basketball 3 4 V1ce Presxdent of Student Counc1l 4 .V BETTY BRYAN Sheena ' ,Nh-' 1---1 GAIZ34 Tr1H1Y34 Band1Z 3 4 Pep Band 3 All County Band 1 Orchestra 1 Servxce Club Chau-man 4 FHA12 MICHAEL J BRANNAN Mlke Varslty Football 3 Jr Class1cal League 1 H Y 3 4 Voxce Staff 4 The Bram Storm 4 L1brar1an 3 Spamsh Club 4 Boys' Glee Club 4 WA LTER L KUHLWEIN Walter more year- FFA Z 3 4 Secretary 3, utive 4g Hi-Y 3,4. 1' Xiuv Transferred from Hamilton in Sopho- Vice President 45 Service Club Exec- T5 6 Q27 BAA 4 Varsity Football 4 Football Z Drill Team 3 H1 Y 4 FFA 1 Z Madisonian Staff 4 Voice Staff 4 an in RUSSELL LEE SCHO LL CAROL KNAPP Carol GAA 1,2 3,4, Big Sister Board 4 GAA Board 4' Band 1' Honor Society 4' T i-Hi-Y Z 3 4' FHA 12 3 4 Presi- dent 4' Football Queen s Court l' Basketball Maid-of-Honor 4' Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 1 Football 2 3,4' The Brain Storm 4' County Citizenship Day 4' Student Council News Reporter 4' Librarian l Z' Voice Staff 4' Madisonian Staff 4. Rlss WILLIAM L WILBURN Coonie FFAIZ34 Reporter4 H Y34 Librarian 3 Madisonian Staff 4 Kai' 'Thin-uf M Voice Staff 4 JANICE JO MCAULEY Jannie Transferred from Wichita Kansas in Jumor year GAA 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 Student Council 4 Honor So ciety 4 Madisonian Staff 4 The Brain Storm 4 5 QvIw7L BARBARA JEAN GROVES Barb G A1234 Tr1H1Y234 Dance Band 1 FHA 1 2 3 Orchestra 1 Z ' The Bram Storm 4 Volce Staff 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 Glrls Glee Club L1brar1an Z 3 Z-3 s 27 'ip' NMFA ..-654' In mn 21 DOUGLAS OSBORN 'NO' D D-,.., oug Entered from Roosevelt Jr I-hgh 1n Sophomore year H Y 3 4 Track 3 Papa Was A Preacher 3 The Bram Storm Stage Hand 4 LINDA PETTY Stmker GAA 1 Z 3 4 FHA 12 3 4 Presxdent 3 County Presldent 4 Glrls' Glee Club 1 Z Band l Z 3 4 State Home makers Degree 3 T 1 H1 Y 3 4 Stu dent Counc1l 3 Orchestra 1 us? DIXIE LOU COMPTON Dlx GAA 1 2,3 4 Papa was a Preacher HA1 Tr1H1YZ34G1rs Glee Club 4 Voxce Staff 4 Basket ball Queen 4 Basketball Queen's Court Z Varslty Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 KAY MARIE JAMFS Kay A1234 FHA12 Tr1H1Y Chaplam 3 Curl s Glee Club 4 Mad 1son1an Staff 4 Vo1ce Staff 4 JACK W. CARTER Chop Chop Transferred from Reynoldsburg in Sophomore year Hi-Y 45 Reserve Football Z Varsity Football 3,4g KENNETH MICHAEL FOLEY M1ke Reserve Football Z 3 Vars1ty Foot ball 4 All County Football fl-IM 4 Jr C1ass1cal League 1 Z Band l All County Band 1 Track 1 Z 3 4 L1brar1an 3 Papa Was A Preacher 3 The Bram Storm 4 Honor S clety 3 4 H1 Y Z 3 4 Secretary 3 Pres1dent 4 Student Counc11 Z 4 Pres 1dent 4 Vo1ce Staff 3 4 Edltor 4 BAA 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 JAMES LEO RAY J1m Drxll Team 2 3 Jr Class1cal League 12 H1 Y 4 Chess Club 4 A 4 GERALD LEE ROOF Beak Varsxty Football Z 3 4 Varslty Bas ketball 2 3 4 Co Captam 3 Vars1ty Baseball l Z 3 4 All County Baseball 3 HMJ Z All County Basketball 4 HM 3 All County Football 4 Golf 3 4 Mad1son1an Staff 4 BAA 1 Z 3 4 Jr Class1cal League 3 4 Vo1ce Staff 4 H1 Y Z 3 4 Orchestra 1 Dance Band 1 Escort 1n Basketball Queen s Court Z Football Z 4 '23 fs? if Ax nl' 4 W Q-it la Shy fx' kg FK QA 43 1 V 'fax 'ia all R Q QR- NA R R N WILLIAM EUGENE KYSER Sgr' B1ll H Y 2 3 Band I Z 3 Drxll Team Z 3 Jr Classxcal League 1 Z Papa Was A Preacher 3 JA CK BEGGROW Jack Volce Staff 4 FFA 1 'N fix 4v ANNE STRAUB BOWERS Ann1e Transferred from South 1n Jumor year, GAA 3,4, Trl H1 Y 4, Glrls' Glee Club 3, Band 3. ROGER L KLAMFOTH Cleo Reserve Football 1 Reserve Basket ball Z 3 Varsxty Basketball 4 Co Captam 4 Varsxty Baseball 3 4 Es cort 1n Basketball Queen's Court 4 BAA 4 FFA 1 Z 3 4 Secretary Z Pres1dent 3 4 State Farmer 3 Mad1 son1an Staff 4 Student Counc1l 2 3 4 Jr Class1cal League 3 County C1t 1z.ensh1p Day 4 Serv1ce Club 4 V1ce Cha1rrnan 4 H1 Y 3 4 Chaplamn 4 The Braln Storm 4 Dr1ll Team Z Llbrarlan Z GENE RAYMOND MCCLURE Geno Varsxty Football Z 3 4 Co Captam Escort IH Football Queen s Court 2 3 Football Queen s Escort 4 Reserve Basketball l Z All County Basketball HM 4 Varslty Basketball 3 4 Co Captam 4 Basketball Queen's Escort 4 Baseball 3 4 Class Presxdent Z 3 Student Counc1l Z 3 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Vo1ce Staff Z 3 4 Assoclate Edltor 4 Mad1son1an Staff Z 3 4 Ed1tor 4 The Bram Storm 4 Boys' Glee Club 1 Z Sextet 3 L1brar1an Z 3 County C1t1 zenshlp Day 4 Serv1ce Club 3 NOT PICTURED Robert L Hllburn Robert Skeen avi mx 'N X T7 SENIOR HISTORY On September 7 1953 erghty seven freshmen started the four most wonderful years of the1r l1ves After three years of envymg the grad uatxng class we f1nally found ourselves ln the1r place and though we are anx1ous to start our adult l1fe most of us would l1ke to rellve the happmess of our hxgh school days We elected Denms N1cholson to lead us through our freshman days and Carol Knapp was proudly selected as our Football Homecomlng Re presentatlve Our Freshman Class Party was held at the school gym naslum As sophomores Gene McClure was chosen as our class presxdent About th1s t1me we were all workmg hard toward money for the Junlor Semor Banquet Judy H1gg1ns was elected as our football attendant She chose Gene McClure as her escort DIXIE Compton represented us rn the Basketball Homecommg and was escorted by Jerry Roof At the end of the year our class treasury conslsted of about S179 00 Under the leadershlp of Gene McClure ln our Jun1or year the class was greatly honored to have Mxke Foley Raymond M1klos Jamce Carruthers Robert Aldr1dge Don Grube Nancy Andrews and Barbara Muller elected to the Honor Soc1ety As our Football Attendant to the Queen we chose Lynn Redman to represent the Jumor Class Betty Woods was elected as our Basketball Attendant and chose Denms Nxcholson as her escort The Wh1rl of Events that came wlth th1s year consxsted of our class play Papa was a Preacher money makmg aCtlV1tlES such as sellxng pen sets penc1ls sponsor1ng paper drrves and bake sales Then after three years of f1nanc1al struggle we were hosts to the Semors at the Ilonkas' Provmcral House for a wonderful banquet on May 5 1956 Wlth Raymond M1klos leadlng us through our f1nal year at Groveport Hlgh we presented our class play The Bram Storm ' We were very proud of our beautlful Football Homecommg Queen Judy Hlggms escorted by our two football co captaxns Gene McClure and Charlle Barrett .Iamce Carruthers was our lovely Sen1or attendant and chose as her escort Jerry Roof We proudly elected D1x1e Compton to rexgn as our pretty Basketball I-Iomecommg Queen She chose Gene Mcflure as her escort Cute Carol Knapp was chosen as our queen's attendant and was escorted by Fred Morgan The followmg Semors were elected to the Honor Soclety Janlce McAuley Carol Knapp Judy Hlggms and Nancy Bormg We were very proud of all the class members who were elected to the Franklm County Honor Soclety durmg our hlgh school days On March 7 1957 Gene McClure Roger Klamfoth and Carol Knapp were our representatlves for County Cxtlzenshrp Day So although we as graduat1ng sen1ors would l1ke to relxve the four most wonderful years of our hves we have already had four vears of wonderful 'Moments to Remember COLOR BLUE WHITE FLOWER ROSE MOTTO A YOUTH TO FORTUNE AND TO FAME UNKNOWN A T THE CROSSROA DS You to the left and I to the r1ght W1th a steady swlng and an open brow For the ways of men must sever We have tramped the ways together And lt well may be for a day and a But we re claspmg hands at the cross nxght roads now And lt well may be forever In the F1end's own mght for weather But whether we meet or whether we part And whether we bleed or whether we For our ways are past our knowmg sm1le A pledge from the heart to 1ts fellow In the leagues that l1e before us heart The ways of lxfe are many a mmle Oh the ways we all are gomg' And the dark of Fate 15 o'er us Here s luck' Hex-e's luck' For we know not where we are gomg. And a cheer for the dark before us! Wrltten by Rxchard Hovey 1 1 ' 1 1 , . y - , . . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ,I . . . H ,I - . . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , 5 , . . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 - , 0 1 . . . . . . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 . ,I . . . 1 H . . . . ' 1 1 1 1 I ll . ll II ' I 1 ---- , . ' . 1 ' P I NAME Bob Aldr1dge Nancy Andrews Ronme Ba1ley Charl1e Barrett Jack Beggrow Margle Berry Nancy Bormg M1ke Brannan Betty Bryan Jamce Carruthers Jack Carter DIXIE Compton Hugh Compton James D1etz Paul Floyd Mlke Foley Arlene Glenn Barbara Groves Don Grube Larry Helber Judy H1gg1nS Robert Hllburn Kay James Dean Jordan Roger Klamfoth Carol Knapp D1ck Kraner Walter Kulhwe1n B111 Kyser Andrea Lambert Jan1ce McAuley Flora McClure Gene McClure Ray M1klos Barbara Mlller Fred Morgan Rxta Murray Denn1s Nlcholson Doug Osborn Claude Pennmgton Lxnda Petty Bertha Pope Jack Ralmer Don Rarey J1m Ray Lynn Redman Forrest Rlckly Jerry Roof Russ Scholl Bob Skeen Anne Straub Dlck Swonger B111 W11burn W1lbur Wollerman Betty Woods Chuck Zarbaugh USUALLY SEEN Study1ng Readmg W1th Annabelle W1th Jamce Golf Course Dream1ng Gabb1ng Anyplace W1th Butch W1th Charl1e Studymg Loafmg Walkmg wlth L1nda Playmg Chess Anythmg Study1ng In the off1ce Puttmg more p1ctures lnher locker Anyplace Obetz W1th her favorxte redhead Columbus W1th Dlck In a car Swapplng l1es wlth Gene Mc Clure wr1t1ng shorthand Belng qu1et'7 Lancaster At Betty's Talkmg about Bob Eatmg Laughlng Roammg the halls Combzng halr Runn1ng around W1th Barb Talkmg on the phone Decoratlng Somethmg MYF School Here there everywhere Burger Boy Out of class Hard to tell Durb's W1th Russ Home W1th Peggy W1th Lynn Plddlmg around W1th Sue W1th Kay M1lk1ng cows Sleeplng Playmg Basketball Playmg cards LIKES Math School Annabelle Iamce Marr1ed L1fe People 8: Part1es All Football players 8: Cheermg Hot Plzza Mus1c Charl1e Football 8: Stock Cars Boys Good Food G1rls Sports food and women Dances P1zza G1rls Cars Cheerleadmg Cars Food Gxrls Horses cheerleadmg Mercury s muslc Skat1ng G1rls Basketball games People and thmgs P1zza and cheermg Be1ng co captam Betty Mus1c Sports and Barb Golng to shows Everythmg Everybody Sports Money Hugh Most anythmg Poker Skatxng Chess Plzza Sports All Sports flshlng Workmg on cars Boys Last day of school New cars G1I'lS S1ng1ng lots to eat HA TES Scxence Jazz 8: Chess Leavmg Annabelle Mus1c. To GetUp 1n the morn1ng Grade Cards Two faced People Dumb Teachers Graduatmg R1ce Cxvlcs K1ds that don't yell at games L1nda's Cookmg Gettmg Up 1n the Mornlng RICE People who take p1ctures at part1es Come to school Grade cards Math class S1x months bas1c trammg To graduate Rlce School Jealous G1rls Bemg called to the offlce Thought of graduat1on tests School Gettmg lp Rlce Hall passes to be a semor So11d geometry class Health class Any class Leav1ng school Happy B1rthdays ln C1v1cs Detent1on Car wrecks Late for a date Drlvmg r1ce to be broke Mr Mxller None People who steal None Losmg ln anythmg conce1ted glrls School People who are snobs Gomg to work gxrls Dumbells Study Halls People who show par ty plcture ' ' ' Rice 8: gossip . . . , . . BESETTING SIN Talks too much Dates wxth D1ck Eatmg too much candy Cousms Never Studylng Wrxtmg too many letters Talklng ln class F1ght1ng w1th Butch Blg Mouth Glgglmg Lmda Uses Mouth too much Domg Homework runnxng 65 MPH 1n low Chev1e Forgets to thlnk Wlplng up lnk spendlng money Arguxng ln my Fl1rt1ng wlth Gene McClure Watchmg T V Yellmg at Dlck Money Walkmg Judy H1gg1HS to classes Not stopp1ng to thmk Havmg the last word talk too much Money Belng here Blg mouth my face Skmppmg classes Crackmg knuckles talk too much Does not study Belng dumb Talk too much mn CIVICS class AMBITION Accountant Teacher Work at North Amerlcan Profess1onal Baseball Player Green Keeper To Graduate Au-lme Hostess Lots of Money Secretary 8: Happy Marr1age Have a Fam1ly State Patrol Dental Hygxemst Navy Career Chem1cal Englneer Engmeer Sell msurance Move to Washlngton Success Make a m1ll1on dollars Farmer A happy marrzage Atom engmeer W1fe P1lot Mort1c1an To go through college 'P 9 'I 'P New Cadlllac Bum A11-l1ne Hostess Reg1stered nurse Go to Loulsana Success Success Vocal Mus1c teacher Get out of H1gh School To hook a goodlookmg fellow To be successful 1n anythmg I attempt' ' Throwmg erasers atM1ss FowlerElectr1cal Englneer Buy too much candy Just belng born talkmg and my blg mouth Slttlng ln trucks I'll never tell Playmg pool Temper G1rls Bemg ln off1ce talk too much rough way for teachers Pirkmg stubborness rough way for gmrls Datmg Sleepmg gambhng l D S . . . . , . . . 4 , . . I ' ' 1 . . ' ' I I I l , l 1 ' . . . . ' I . . M . I I 7 ' ll ' ll , . ll tl . . . ! I l . . h I I . ' ' 5 I , , , l Now there are five. . . 7 , S : . . . . ' ' ' ' U D . . , , : . . Y . , . . ' 9 . . . . . - ' ' it, . , . . . - Q Mechanlc Sallor boys' wlfe Commerc1al art1st Rlch Mechan1c Electr1cal engmeer Laboratory technlcxan Mechanlc Pro baseball player Conversahonallst carpenter get marr1ed'7 m1ll1ona1re plow Jockey Electromc Englneer Entertamer engmeer Ten httle Semors Marched up the hne One forgot h1s Engllsh Now there are nme N1ne l1ttle Semors One got 1n late way after roll call Now there are elght Emght l1ttle Semors One swore Oh Heaven R1ght before Mr Hudson Now there are seven Seven httle Senlors One sa1d N1x' 'stead of Yes ma'am Now there are sxx Sxx little SCHIOTS One made a d1ve Dashed 1nto the offxce FIVE l1ttle Semors One went on a spree Ran mto the Janltor Now there are three Three httle Semors One thought he knew I-hs Latxn lesson Now there are two 'Iwo l1ttle Sen1ors Havlng lots of fun Mrs M111er spolled Now there IS one One l1ttle Senxor Heavens' Just one McCracken gave h1m zero Now there are none LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 57 We the Graduatrng Class of Nmeteen Hundred and Fzfty seven of Csroveport Madrson Hxgh School, berng of full age sound m1nd both mentally and physxcally sound memory, and not under any restrarnt do hereby MAKE PUBLISH, and DECLARE th1s to be the wrltmg of our propertxes real and personal, to the undersxgned OUR LAST WILL AND TESTA MENT ARTICLE We leave to the teachers, the fond memorxes and gray haxr that we helped them to obtaxn ARTICLE We g1ve devrse and bequeath to the Class of '58 all of our just debts that are left over from publ1sh1ng thls sand Madxsoman ARTICLE We destre and d1l'CCL that to the Class of '59 be g1ven our schemes for malung money for the Junror Sen1or Banquet ARTICLE We gxve and bequeath to the Class of '60 all of our detentlon slxps that are left over because you have plenty of tlme to make lt up ARTICLE V We, as outstandmg 1nd1v1duals leave the followrng personal propertxes to those as we see frt Bob Aldlfldge bequeath my good grades to Ronald Cuthbert Nancy Andrew, bequeath my assxst nce for Mr Glllum to Janxce Graham Ronnle Barley bequeath my w1se cracks to anyone that wants them Charlre Barrett, bequeath my football Jersey to B1Ll Lexst Jack Beggrow, bequeath my seat rn Journalxsm to Penny Sarber Margle Berry, bequeath my dxulness to add to that of Marlene Goble Nancy Bormg, bequeath my four years as cheerleader to .Io Flynn Mxke Brannan, bequeath all of my ' curly haxr to Mr Alspach Betty Bryan, bequeath my nxckname, Sheena to Susan Hallmark Janice Carruthers, bequeath my long wavy harr to Mary McClure Jack Carter, bequeath my name as Chop Chop to Jerry Myers Dxxre Compton, bequeath my t1tle of Basketball Homecomrng Queen to next year's lucky gtrl Hugh Compton, bequeath my mrddle guard posrtxon to Ben Bohl Jrm Dretz, bequeath my ab111ty to make comy Jokes to any one nuts enough to want xt Paul Floyd, bequeath my lock to my locker to anyone who finds xt Mlke Foley bequeath my pos1t1on as outstand1ng l1neman to Frank Hoover Arlene Glenn bequeath my good t1me part1es to Pat Ballev Barbara Groves, bequeath my offlce typrng and runmng of the mrmeograph to Marcxa McGu1re Don Grube, bequeath my scenery drawrng ab1l1ty for plays to anyone wantmg to take up the trade Larry Helber, bequeath my track shoes and rxmnmg abxlxty to Allen Raduege Judy I I1gg1l1S, bequeath my wonderful honor as Football Homecomxng Queen to next year's lucky' gn' Bob Hllburn, bequeath the State of Texas to all who want rt Dean Jordan, bequeath all my guls to Ronald Strckel Sue Kennedy, bequeath my nxcknames to anyone who wants them Roger Klamfoth bequeath my love for horses and amb1t1on to be a mortlclan to Jerry Kalb Carol Knapp, bequeath my Cxtlzenshxp Day honor and cheerleader sweater to my SIS, Peggy D1ck Kraner, bequeath my H1 F1 to K1t Graves Walter Kuhlwern, bequeath my abllxty to sleep through CIVICS to Gene Skeen Wrllxam Kyser, bequeath my patch of whrte haxr to Rxchard Lefty Lambert Andrea Lambert, bequeath my small dxamond to Becky Fowler Janice McAuley bequeath my ab1l1ty to do the Charleston to Janice Graham Flora McClure, bequeath my qu1et and reserved way of expressxng myself to my srster Mary Gene McClure bequeath the honor of bexng Co Captarns to Ronme Herdman Butch Mrklos, bequeath my posrtxon as a senior to any, or all juniors who make the grade Barbara Mxllcr, bequeath my study habxts UQ to Barbara Troendly Fred Morgan, bequeath my fnendshxp wxth the teachers to Lou Compton Rlta Murray, bequeath my basketball abxlxty to Janet Floyd Den.n1s Nzcholson, bequeath my ab1I1ty to get along wrth people to my brother, John Douglas Osbom, bequeath my Trxgonometry book to anyone that mxght lose thens Claude Pennmgton, bequeath my love for school to some worthy freshman Lmda Petty, bequeath my art of makmg teachers m1serable to Pat Barley Bertha Pope, bequeath my old maxd parts rn the class plays to Jackre Masters Jack Raxnxer, bequeath my talent as a gambler to Chalmer Bo Wlllrams Don Rarey, bequeath my detentron to Ronnle Stambaugh Jlm Ray, bequeath my chess playmg abxlxty to Joe McAuley Lynn Redman, bequeath my Qblllly to say the wrong thlng at the wrong trme to anyone who wants xt Forrest Rlckly bequeath my abrllty to keep quxet to any b1g mouth who needs It Jerry Roof, bequeath my all county honors to Jxm Srms Russell Scholl, bequeath my abxlxty to torment Mrs M1ller to Stanley Wxlson Bob Skeen, bequeath my hard falls m football to Wally Martrn Anne Straub bequeath my engagement rrng and weddrng rrng to my cousm, Ruth Ball Drck Swonger, bequeath my stubbomness to Jrm Ballard B111 Wxlburn, bequeath my talkatxveness to Paul Sauers Wxlbur Wollerman bequeath my leatherlrps and knowhow to John Brown's streak of lxght Betty Woods, bequeath my place rn basketball to Mary McClure I, Clggsles Zarbaugh, bequeath my abxlxty to play cards at noon to Mr Throp Swom and subscribed before us on thrs 20th day of May, WITNESSED BY THE CLASS OF 1957 Marcla McGu1.re 9 , , l I Y I. 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LYNN ' - RUSS I - V V A X I ,L 4 .3 0 I I, 5 , A 'Q 552 - ' I .L : L' . f DON R. BILL K. ,,, , 4 ,LQ L, A L A + ff. A ' CAROL I TL MIKE B DENNIS BARB C.. mg ' DON G. JUDY i L LLLL 5 I ty 5 ,dx I :I K .5255 LL K 'GN-.... - A A Lg . I I Ei L ,L . Q ai M x, A 5 f f N w A. ' R' Qi.. A ,QR-I.. L... 1... WILBUR GENE JIM R. BETTY B. A ..., L -X ' A .. W 'WE L L. lax 'BJ 1 va- X ly I l A K 43, ,in 'V' A .QQE E . YM -N T RONNU-3 :-' 2 DICK K. , V - CHUCK KAY CHARLIE uf , .,. at 1 RI TA JACK C. BILL W. il kr BUTCI-I BOB H. F' dm iq K A K 2 Q,-yi. . ' f A f N I '2 - .f ' 1 WR F.-4! I- ' Q' by A. I g I Q -Lg fx Y- -. Rf I f- + . ' A L- Q5 fl QV ' . A A I I N: ' IB iimiig 1 ' V1 x Q: Q Jai x h. L- L. E 25 fi ww A L A I .L 'Q ' HP YL 2 a 4 --Lf in X' . '-.. . A 'i PAUL FRED ROGER WA LTER BERTHA MIKE F. HUGH. ,Q Lum 1 P Q yd, I ' A 5 1 LINDA FLORA DIXIE OUR SENIORS NANCY A. ANDREA DOUG f MARGIE JACK R. ..4' -Q.. Q I ,-I. A L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronn1eHerdman Treasurer Jerry Kalb Presmdent Ben Bohl Secretary Jlffl Manson V1ce Presldent Comphments of LEWIS 8: VOORHIES INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance that Protects Servlce that Sat1sf1es ' Te 7 4322 Te 7 7704 Canal Wlnchester Oh1o Class of I958 'Inn 'sm FIRST ROW Sh1r1ey Palm Barbara Day Jo D111 Marcxa McGu1re J111 Preest Annabelle Seabolt Charlene Acker Peggy Knapp Sylvla Leonard SECOND ROW Bob Flowers John Davy Sh1rIey Denk Glorxa Pr1tchard Mary Drury Nancy M1l1er .Tumor Mmch J'1m Spence THIRD ROW Gene Skeen Ronme Herdman Tom Mohr Roger Snyder Luther Ruff Eddle Sch leppl Dave Ostrander Stanley Wllson Harvey Slmons ' If K kv , , K .ff is I X . all A 'I f . A 4 is X ' , 1 , ' 9 , Q , ' u ll I . . . , - l - . , . 5 I I A ' I V A A x 4 H . ' .fr , K' - , . X , . . , ' is 'f I 9 . 2 ' I . ' 7 ,.- H, K K v I ki Y i . y 4, Y IPI , V1 I E I , , - f . 4 Y X V f c n 4 . . . . . , 1, 4 . ' 5 A L e ' . , . O V 9 1 I ' . 4 .... I : D l l l I ' i Y f I ' : ! Y I Y , , 1 - 5 9 1 1 v I ' i fl Y ' ' 9 fx 1 FIRST ROW Barbara Carpenter Barbara Berry Janet Hall Kay Clark Donna Dozzer Kathy Hessler Dlane Ray Patty Myers Julxe French Thel ma Schlepp1 SECOND ROW Davxd Ortman Ne1lMotts Joe McAuley Ben Bohl Phxl D111 Rlch Bohn Dxck Campbell Don Zarbaugh THIRD RCW Wesley Crosby J1m Manson Ronme Cuthbert Gary Eubank Bo Wrlllams Comphrnents of RONNIE COOK SOHIO DISTRIBUTER 1343 Hammlton Road Columbus Oh1o F1rst Row Penny Sarber Joyce Hecox Carole W1les Bonme Reed Mary Jane McColl1ster Carol Schlaegel Gretta Moore Pattx Cullesple Becky Fowler Rosa Lee H111 SECOND ROW Reynold Worch Marlan Fr1end Ruth Ball Patty Newberry Ida Franclsco John Brown THIRD ROW Al len Mlller Ronnle Stambaugh J1m Graham Jan Berry Paul Sauer Jerry Kalb if-Ny in 'null Y . g M .Z -Y I I ! l Y 1 Y Y l - ' D 2 ' , ' , , 1 Y Y I ' ' : ' ! l D Y , - 2 . . , , A , . 1 - J 1 7 7 l f ff'-X W f- f rf O N mf- A 1 J YL fw f S N x f- 'f 'uf g 'A . ' . F h dl elif? Xjh.,: QQ, X - . ' 5344 it 51 4 rl J -we elf' 'H .ls J E gt . X k! vl nr l Q ' 1 Q eb -L 's . NJ? , , F 5 -.,, -- K y ,A W ,A 1 A , 5 A .K - may ' 4 I . 'U- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Allen Raduege Treasurer Gary McCl1sh V1ce Pres1dent Wally Mar t1n Secretary Rlch Lambert Presldent Comphments of THE PEOPLES BANK COMPANY Mam Off1C6 Branch Off1ce Canal W1nchester Groveport Phone Te 7 4332 Phone Te 6 3441 MemberFRS8zFDlC Class of I959 FIRST ROW Lmda Brobst Juhe North Rosalmd Laut Patty Balley Mary Soltesz Jackle Masters Betty Crosby Prudy Mmor Judy Eubank SECOND ROW Ray Sxmons Phylhs Vance Francxs Cam Jamce Gra ham Mlke Z1tzke Warren Motts THIRD ROW B111 Lelst Dave Kruplck Beeman Burgoon Don M1l1er Gary McCl1sh Chuck Goble I-'IRST ROW: C fl I' ora 'eucht, Virginia Harnilton, Susan Murphy, Jackie Root Jo Ann llarter, Janice Thrall, Leora Simons, Barbara Raver, l,ori-tta Seymour. SECOND ROW: Dennie I-Rout, Jerry Myers, Jane-t Floyd, Judy Elclscl, Kay Allison, Judy Mohr, Dave Ball, Rich Larnbert. THIRD ROW: Lcwie Compton, Chris Feucht, Gary Ba-ggrow, Norm Klamfoth, Gene Els- chlager, Allen Radusge, Jim Woods. Congratulations to the Class of 57 lIAINE'S GULF SERVICE JOE 81 TED Fc 7-4377 Hamilton Rd. Sz Rt. 33 Canal Winchester, Ohio X I 'W 5 lm liz FIRST ROWQ Geneva Stratton, Dorothy Hannan, Judy Lebakkcn, Judy Con- rad, Sharon Bodkins, Verna Wilburn, Linda Little, Peggy Lamon, Phyllis Garrett. SECOND ROW: Wally Martin, Larry Weatheringnon, Carol King, Marilyn Skccn, Elva Welch, Joe Rainier, Eric Nyrop, Artic Mfskot. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Stickel, Tom Irwin, Ken Rutherford, Karl Grube, Walter Norris, Dan Mershon, Wayne Cuthbert, Bill Crane. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Jay Montgomery Treasurer Don Mul11ns V1ce Pres1dent BarbaraGra ham Secretary Dmck McDowell Pres1dent Class of I960 FIRST ROW Sally Coakley Mary Lmkenhoker Darnell Patrlck Patty Chrrstopher Jo Faye Grubbs Rose Mar1e Skunza Barbara M1ller Rxta Weekley Mary McClure Elleen Coontz SECOND ROW Melv1n Zarbaugh D1ane Krup1ck Marxlyn Sm1th Sharon Kalb Marlene Goble Jo Ann Flynn Janet Dean Arlene Watkms Judy Ferguson Charlene Luv1s1 Robert Cox THIRD ROW Frankle Hoover John Nelson Ronme Crane Ronme Claar Pete Ferguson Eddxe Gllkey Larry M1ddleton Steve Hllburn Gene Pugh Harold Van Gundy FOURTH ROW Floyd Upperman Kxt Graves Dlck McDowell B111 Steveson Don Waldren Terry Hammond Davld 5chlepp1 Wesley Hamler Comphments of JOHNSON FURNITURE STORE Fme lf urmture Quahty Appllances 607 609 Ma1n Street Groveport 5 Ohxo Ed1th M Johnson 12 to 9 p m except Wed , 1 ' , ' ' 5 - I 1 ' 1 1 I I I I I , , - I I I I I I I I I I ' 2 ' , , , , I . I I I I . I , , I l I l l I ' x FIRST ROW' Barbara Troendl Jud M . y, y engering, Beverly Crane, Connie Dellenbaugh, Maxine Crabtree, Georgia Gillespie, Myra Elfrink, Barbara Graham, Gloria McBride, Betty Feucht. SECOND ROW: Billy Neil, Dixie Goodwin, Janet Sauer, Judy Degenhart, Susan Hallmark, Dorothy Naldren, Rosemarie Ice, Nancy Jordan, Jerilyn Hershiser, Therman Bailey.THIRD ROW: Barry Seymour, Bob Schleppi, Ottie Emmers, Mike Wetherill, Gene Dildine, Don Ske D El ' en, on schlager, Gary Stiekel, Wayne Cuthbert. FOURTH ROW: Vest Manson, Carlo Shear, Gerald Van Gundy, Larry Crago, Gary Mallory, Larry Workman, John N' h l ' mer Howard. ic o son, Myron Petty, Dave Kulich, El- FIRST ROW: Judy Rowe, Nancy Hutton, Kay Helber, Sandy Morris, Esther Burris, Nora Albright, Barbara Jarvis, Carol Palsgrove, Donna Woods Vkk, . . 1 1 Davidson. SECOND ROW: Russ Leonard, Charles Barker, James Blair, Floyd Simons, Margaret Smith, Linda Miller, Phyllis Steinmetr Norma Hilburn, Estella Myers. THIRD ROW: Bob Leadbetter, Kelly Ray, Randy Higgins, Donny Mullins, Jim Sims, J. l'. Montgomery, Jerry Stam- baugh, Winifred Drury, Larry Shewaltcr. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Williams, Mk: St ' - H ' ' 1 L oltz, Allan Mayes, Gary Ripley, Eddie Reed, Russ Claffey, Jerry Seymour . Compliments of CASPERSON MARKET Groceries-Fresh Meat-Confectionery-Roadside Produce Nursery-Christmas Trees 3341 Winchester Pike Be l-0187 as mmm as Qi' 'EP 'SQ I MP!! x JUNIOR CLASS REPORT The class of '58 with 73 members began this year with S130 in their treasury. We elected as our class officers the following: President .... ............ .... J e rry Kalb Vice-President. . . . . Jim Manson Secretary ..... . . ....... Ben Bohl Treasurer. . ................ Ronnie Herdman Ben Bohl, Allen Miller, and Paul Sauer were our representatives for Student Council. The junior class play, A-Feudin' Over Yonder, a hillbilly comedy, was pre- sented December 13. It was a big success. At the February meeting, Barbara Day, Jo Dill, Julie French, Joyce Hecox, Mary Jane McCollister, Marcia Jean McGuire, Carol Schlaegel, Annabelle Sea- bolt, and Reynold Worch, were inducted into the Franklin County Honor Society. Next year Barbara Day will be the President ofthe Franklin County Honor Society. This year Joyce Hecox, Marcia McGuire, and Carol Schlaegel were chosen to attend Buckeye Girls' State at Capital University. For Boys' State, John Brown was selected. Another group in our midst is the sextette ot junior girls called the Grace Notes. Those girls who participate in the sextette are Barbara Day, Julie French Marlan Friend, Sylvia Leonard, Jill Preest, Annabelle Seabolt, and the accompan- ist, Marcia McGuire. We were honored to have Ida Francisco with her escort, Tom Mohr, to repre- sent our class as football attendant. Our basketball representative was Jo Dill with Roger Klamfoth as her escort. We were very proud of them. A first in the history of Groveport juniors is our rings. This year we got our rings before school was out. We had a ring committee select a school ring which meant all the rings would be alike. Our money-making projects this year were: the sale of sweat shirts, working in the football and basketball conscssion stands, and the sale of magazine sub- scriptions. This year we entertained the Seniors at school for the Junior-Senior Prom with a banquet prior to the prom. Compliments of PARKER SERVICE STATION Standard Oil Product, Electronic Wheel Balancing Jocobsen Power Lawn Mowers Atlas Tires Atlas Batteries Te 6-5795 662 Main and Front Groveport, Ohio FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT The class of 1960 started the year with 120 students. Soon after school started, we elected class officers, which are as follows: President. ............... Dick McDowell Vice-President. ............. Don Mullens Secretary ............... Barbara Graham Treasurer. .............. Jay Montgomery Also at the beginning of the year we elected the following students as Student Council representatives: Ronnie Claar, Jerilyn Hershiser, John Nicholson, Janet Dean, Judy Rowe, and Melvin Zarbaugh. These students re presented the six freshman homerooms. The first big event of the year was the electing of a representative to the Football Homecoming Court. Sharon Kalb was chosen and was escorted by Jay Montgomery. The moneymaking projects for the year consisted of taking charge of the refreshment stand at one football game and two basketball games. Also, we made pom pons at several basketball games. We now have a balance of Sl6O.l4. As attendant to the Basketball Homecoming Queen's Court, we chose Jan et Dean. Her escort was Dick McDowell. Throughout the year the Freshman Class was well represented on var- ious school activities. Compliments or THE OSAIS RESTAURANT Groveport, Ohio Te 6-5703 :ID Xl 'E Q5:K,in T 1 1' Q A An coud1t1oucd for your comfort nl at-, FIRST ROW: Shirley Burris, Judy Caldwell, Carolyn Miller, Judy Vargo, Terrie Compton, Nancy Haines, Lois Thompson, Ruth Robinette, Nancy Miller. SECOND ROW: Richard Barker, Roberta Fields, Phyllis McCollister, Barbara Righter, El- dora Dutcher, Rebecca VanSickle, Sandra Smith, Larry Mallory, Lonnie Dozier. THIRD ROW: James Moskot, Richard Diehl, David Friend, Joseph Wright, Donald Petty. Jerry Kisner, Ronald Crabtree, Rodney Storts, Gene Coey. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Kleinline, Marvin Schleppi, Wilbur Bayse, David Bolin, Raymond Mar- tin. CLASS OF I96I i mmf, l -' 11 FIRST ROW: Martha Linley, Charlotte Simons, Kristy Jarvis, Esther Sinift, Sharon Flowers, Martha Evans, Donna Berry, Susan Worch, Janet Fox, Janis Eubank, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hadley, Danny Arkley, Della Mae McClure, Ellen Stambaugh, Lana Haml- er, Ruth Ann Clark, Linda Bently, Susan Johnson, Richard Miller, THIRD ROW: Bernard Preest, Marvin Thompson, John Pritchard, George James, Theodore Walters, William Swonger, Sam Ball, James Herderick, Dwayne Spence, THIRD ROW: Donald Ortman, James Tucker, Ronald Burgoon, Willard Rawn, David Benson, Bernard Collinsworth. Compliments of Fown House Restaurant Columbus FIRST ROW: Candace Van Gundy, Teresa Wolf, Gladys Dutcher, Charlene Bodkins, Susan Miller, Sue Lamon, Linda Huffines, Judy'Miklos, Patricia Root. SECOND ROW: Mr. Horst, Betty Grube, Sharon Bartsch, Donna Manley, Mary Seth, Susan Thomas, Barbara River, Susan Peck, Rita Fenner. THIRD ROW: Gordon Carpenter, Jerry Chesher, William Johnson, Daniel Walton, Ronald Edwards, Denver Foor, Ned McClish, Dwight Davis, Lawrence Zarbaugh. FOURTH ROW: Richard Leist, Gary Crabtree, Dennis Sherman, Charles Bolin, Ronald Snyder John Herring. CLASS REPORT The first meeting of the Eighth Grade Class was held in room 222. Mrs. Hadley acted as president. We elected the following officers: President, Ned McClish, Vice President, David Friend, Secretary, Phyllis McCollister, Treasurer Nancy Miller. The Eighth Grade Class went on a field trip to Adena and Mound City. At our second meeting we discussed ways of raising money. It was decided that we would have the following three projects: a paper drive, a home made doughnut sale, and hand made Christmas decorations made by the members of the eighth grade class. It was decided that we would pay dues of 10 cents a week, but it was later changed to 10 cents a month. Our third meeting was held December 6. At this meeting the report was made on the dough nut sale and the paper drive. On the paper drive, the class made 519. On the doughnut sale, the class made 528. We opened our meeting on March 12 by discussing another paper drive, because our first one was such a success. We decided to have our second paper drive, on March 16, which netted us 526. One of the eighth grade teachers suggested that we have white elephant sales in the class rooms every morning. All three home rooms had these sales and the class made over 550. The students brought in articles that were in good condition and the students bid on these articles. Our class had decided to go on a class trip to Hemphy's Grove, but it was decided that no class trips could be taken this year. Compliments of RUTHERFORD BODY SHOP Complete Auto Rebuilding Sz Painting Canal Winchester, Ohio On Route 33 A Q 5 '-1 .W ' ' -:A - .L I 9'2.L.M, I , SEATED: Kathy Beecher, Wilma Jones, Normalee Zitzke, Barbara Sexton, Bea Woods, Mari- anne Eaton, Carol Ray, Donna Basye, Nancy Cooper, Nanette Ollem. SECOND ROW: Mr. MC- Kinney, Trudy Ostrander, Joyce Mershon, Sheridan Van Sickle, Myrna Coleman, Karen Little, Julia Benson, Linda Kleinline, Donna Struckman. THIRD ROWQ Charles Feucht, Dan Foor, Louis Compton, Gary White, Don Troendly, Larry Niday, Jess Hunter, Bill Fletelier. FOURTH ROW: David Seymour, Gregory Moore, Larry Hilbert, Bill Bryan, Bill Smith, Gary Rohr, Billy Mills. CLASS OF I962 1-...Ati , .,, SEATED: Verna Jean Wollerman, Carolyn Miller, Diana Foor, Brenda Sims, Lucille Manson, Linda Bone, Earlene Hall, Bonnie Elschlager, Karen Hart, Jane Smith. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kin Dann Ui erman Wendell Crosby Willis Osborn Sharon Claar Sharon Stimpfle Christ- gr Y IP : y , , , I ine Stimpflee, Sandra Beery, Wilma Dozier, Bonneda Jordan. THIRD ROW: John Thomas, Danny Knode, Paul Raver, Bill Skeen, Bob Hessler, Bill Minor, Harold Ashby, Richard Sch- laegel, Danny Neal, Carl Hopp. FOURTH ROW: John Fleckner, John Moore, Dennis Murphy, Sam Martin. , , Compliments Ol Dr. 81 Mrs. R. E. Orum gl Jackie SEATED: Molly Babbitt, Judy King, Joan Blosser, Betty Collinsworth, Linda Stickel, Roxie Fields, Helen Hunter, Kathryn Nickell, Judy Williams, Diana Pierce, Barbara Sims. SECOND ROW: Mr. Schwartz , John Masters, John Burke, Nancy North, Johnny Mullin, Joann Love, Fred Rowe, Sidney Rosenbloom, Bob Bowman. THIRD ROW: Bill Gibson, Jim Pickworth, Lee Watkins, Don Miller, David Murphy, Stevie Harter, Harold Dailey, Mark Francis, Bill Feucht. CLASS REPORT The seventh grade started the school year with 99 pupils enrolled. The first class meeting was held in October. At this meeting, elections were held for class officers. These officers are as follows: President, Dennis Murphy, Vice-President, Trudy Ostrander, Secretary, Linda Kleinlein, Treasurer, Linda Stickle. The seventh grade has four representatives to the Student Council. The president is one, and one was elected in each home room. The representatives are: Lee Watkins, Don Troendly Bill Minor, Dennis Murphy. We held our bake sale in Rager's Garage on the llth of November. A profit of 539.03 was made. We now have 552.03 in our treasury, of which 513. was given to us by the Mothers Club for attendance awards. Wilma Dozier of 7-1 was Champion Speller of the District Spelling Bee. Several students were on the Junior-High Football and Basketball teams. Don Troendly and Bill Skeen were on the Track Team. Compliments of CELLAR LUMBER CO. Canal Winchester, Ohio Te 7-7747 ...H wg X EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS SEATED Dav1d Frlend Ned MCC11Sh Phylhs McCo111ster STANDING Nancy Mxller f'M SEVENTH GRADE CFFICERS SEATED Trudy Ostrander Dennls Murphy L1ndaK1e1n11ne STANDING Lmda St1ck1e Comphments of PAUL ELFRINK '.gQ4f,N1,, E- A ..., ,pm-, .F I ,. ..,,. ,.,L, .... .Wag V L W- , ,- ,, fn -' Aa - A . in-. p 1. A 1 'I L -- L A 'V f -' ' -- K. , ,fb r , -1, L aa- A Q.. ,.. Lg, , , -A w :ls , Q., 1 V in 1. ' 'r' A Y Q.. . M ff-' F' LWB , . 1- - .,u'LfL -'R' A . X J' In ' , A 1... . 5 Q- , 4.5 . '-' rv- -. '- K. .., N. A Y . 4 gat M 'fs I Lis- , i L4 K A - ' .. J w. ' '- W - N v -' . -gpg 1 4 A L- ., if nv .- '- .mf . 2 -- -f fr, Lf wifes! :Q :Ang A Carolyn Miller, Betty Grube, Linda Kleinline, Judy Miklos. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Judy Miklos, Donna Manley, Janet Fox. gg A19 Compliments of VERNON WO LLERMAN Tl! ll 9 TM FIRST ROW Bxlly Feucht Marvmn Thompson Bud Feucht Dw1ght Davls Ted Walters Don Troendly Lawrence farbaugh Ned McClTsh D1ck Lexst SECOND ROW Denny Herderlck Gene Coey Denny Sherman Ronald Burgoon Dax 1d Frlend John Herrmg Mr Peters 'IHIRD ROW J1m Tucker Jerry Klsner Joseph Wrlght Donald Petty Ronald Crabtree R0dneyStor?s FOOTBALL PICTURE 7th AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL PICTURE FIRST ROW Bllly Feuchf Danny Kanode Don Burke B1llSkeen Lee WHTRIIIS Gary Rohr SECOND ROW D1ck Ge1l DW1f,7lll Dav1s Ted Wlllers Ronnle Edwards Ned MCCl1sh Marxm Thompson Dmck Llest THIRD ROW Mr George Thompson Jake KlTenl1ne Davxd Frxend Joseph Wr1ght Ronald Burgoon Mr James McK1nney FOURTH ROW Bllly Bryan Donald Treondly Bud Peucht Eugene Hunter COMPLIMENTS OF HALLMARK GULF SERVICE 1999 E LIVIHQSTOD Avenue COlUTT1bUS,Ol11O Phone CLZ 0676 2 ,Q- , 19-.. 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