Hamilton Township High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1958 volume:

A551 My fl., vm, ,3,-,gig WM H A T5-4- jj ' V .ZZ Ur x THE HAMILTONIAN -. N, Q 1' f . PRESENTED BY CLASS OF '58 D DEDICATION We, as members of Hamilton Twp, High School graduating class of 1958, proudly dedicate our yearbook to Miss Marilyn Harp, who, as yearbook advisor, has worked hard in past years helping the members of the Senior Annual Staff. We are deeply indebted to her for this time spent helping us. ': 'f -'7r:.. 51 F -1 '1 I R 'I V, DAMN M' 'ST ,ix PRINCIPAL Don Vansant 'llillnvmw .X ' iX'XfQMeser-my , Q , ,4 'sawn' SEATED: L. W. Eakin, President, Alveta Egbert, Clerk-Treasurer: D. L. Strausbaugh. STANDING: Gene Sawyer, Ned J. Buskirk, Alveta Egbert, Clerk Wendell Woodruff, Frank H. Peters, Vice President, i W COOKS Mollie Sheets Claribell Claffey Lorena Chapman BUS DRIVERS 1 f QE! , . Wendell I-lerron,.0ffRache1 Herron, Lee Col QC? M lins, Melvin Hann,QQin1-lj George Coates. NOT X 5 PICTURED: Clarence Vance, Edson Doersam. CUSTODIANS Raymond McMi11in Russell Chapman 'aa.:a2:':.. 2:','z..-42: ivli sr - :Af QA Tv P Q X NW mv. x .S xx ' 1 . x s 7 Hmm 9 + x 1 MARGARET BARTHOLOMEW B. S. M. Capital University Vocal Music Supervisor WORLEY BAUGHMAN A. B. Ohio University Latin, Mathematics, Driver Education MARY BELCHER B. S. in Education Ohio State University Health, Mathematics LOIS BREWER B, S. in Education Ohio Northern History, English, Tri-Hi-Y Advisor GEORGE R. COLE B. S. in Education Ohio State University M, A. Ohio State Social Studies BERDENE COOMBS B. S. in Education Ohio State University M. A. in Education Ohio State University Physical Education English, Advisor G. A. Cheerleaders ROBERT D. DICKEY B. S. Agr. Engineering O. S. U. Industrial Arts DIANA TAYLOR FRANCE B.yA. Ohio State University Library, Journalism F. M. GORDON B. S. , M. A. Ohio State Physics, Chemistry Science GEORGE HAMRIC A. B. Fairmont State M. S. West Virginia University English, History, Reserve Foot- ball Coach, Head Basketball, Baseball Coach. MARILYN HARP B. S. in Education Ohio State University Commercial Annual Advisor, Tri-Hi-Y Advisor. GLENN ROBERT HODDY B. S. Ohio State M. E. Ohio University Health, Phys. Ed., Head Football Coach Reserve Basketball Coach Track Coach, DORIS B. LEONARD B. S. in Education, Ohio State University Math, Advisor, Stu- dent Council. CARL DeVERLE MUNSELLE A. B. Capital University M. A. Ohio State Univ. A. M. Columbia Univ. English RAYMOND T. O'DELL B. S. Ohio State University Science, Head Track Coach, Football Coach, Ir. Class, Student Council Advisor. RUTH ELLEN PIENKOWSKI B. S. Ohio State University Home Economics BARBARA ANN SANDINI B. S. Home Ec. Education M. S. Foods and Nutritions Pennsylvania State Univ. ERWIN E. PRICE B. S. in Education Ohio State University Junior and Senior Play Advisor, Art Education. RAY SEELENBINDER B, M. in Clarinet B. S. in Music Ohio State University Band NORMAN I. SHIPLEY B. S. East Tennessee State College M. A. George Peabody College Mimeograph, Commercial ALMA MATER O Hamilton, we love your green and gold O Hamilton, we're here to stay We know you'll fight, 'till you have victory And all your enemies have gone away Our loyalty, is yours forevermore Our voices ring to you with loudest cheer And as we onward go to victory We'11 sing your name a thousand years SCHOOL SONG To victory for Hamilton We're going to fight for your colors bold To victory for Hamilton We're going to win for the green and gold We're going to drive, drive on down the field For fairness we'l1 bow to none For our honor today, for our school all the way For Hamilton MOTTO, CLASS OF '58 Bravely, faithfully, and successfully QREXQTQ ' T' N 5 W f I' I 1 u 'll' M . cf' lflvftflh -Q., Q ? .M muh? 1 Q I f 51 P ,B ,, f x VG my 'Z ' d CLASS HISTORY The big year finally arrived when 86 seventh-grade pupils came from Shadeville, Lockbourne, and Obetz grade schools to Hamilton High. Even though we were only in Junior High, we felt as if we were already a part of 'Old Hamilton'. A big thanks goes to Mrs. Brewer and Miss Thompson, who had a big hand in get- ting us acquainted with our new classmates, and of course, studying. Seventy-eight eager voices answered to roll call as eighth grade home room teachers, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Baughman, checked attendance. Never will we forget our first trip together as a class. We went to the zoo. 1'm sure Wayne Gaines will never forget the escapade on the ferris wheel. He turned green at the sight of it. By the time our freshman year rolled around, many things became a reality rather than a dream. Out very first class officers were: Almeda Adams, president: Bill Brigner, vice-president: Esther Derby, secretary: and Bill Smith, treasurer. Tennie Adams, and Larry Watts were chosen student council representatives. Esther Derby made a very pretty representative for our class on the football homecoming court, and Pat Gab- aree on the basketball court. Roll count was now 73. Time sure does fly. Here we were sophomores already. We were really in the groove of things by now, new ideas and new adventures happening everyday. This year's class officers turned out to be: Ronnie Cra- ven, presldentg Phil Ables, vice-president: Esther Derby, secretary: and Wayne McCar1n, treasurer. Carol Roof, Pat Gabaree and David Hoon were on student council this year. Gradually we became to know each other as close friends, as well as classmates, One of our first thrills as juniors was when we chose our class colors, and flower. With practically a unanimous vote, the colors of blue and white, and the white rose were chosen to carry us through our remain- ing years at Hamilton. We were very proud of those kids who made honor society - John Snyder, Esther Derby Phil Ables, Joyce Cole, Alice Kuhn, Marjorie Frederiksen, Almeda Adams, Tim Gibbs, and Martin McDow. The biggest project that we sponsored this year was our class play, Beauty and the Beef. with Pat Gabaree, Ronnie Craven, Pat Agnew, and Phil Ables having the leading parts. Student director was Beverly Herron, while Miss Berdene Coombs was the director. None of us, I am sure, will ever forget those crazy nightly re- hearsals, especially Miss Coombs. Our middle name this year was money. Every possible way to make money was covered sometime during the year. Our goal was to get enough money for a Junior-Senior Prom, which the juniors always give in honor of the graduating seniors. Cake sales, candy sales, magazine sales, and tax stamps were included in our busy year. Mr. O'De1l and Mr. Shipley were our class advisors. 4 THE SADIE HAWKINS DANCE was one of the most unique dances we sponsored. Evervone had a won- derful time. Sharon Mitchell was chosen Sadie Hawkins and Bill Smith was the preacher. This was a thrilling year for Sondra Rhoades and Pat Agnew. These two girls were our class represent- atives on the football homecoming court. Carolyn Forshey and Oleta Adams had their turn on the basketball court. Cheerleaders for both sports were: Almeda Adams, Carol Roof and Sandy Rhoades. Fourteen boys proudly represented our class on the 1956 Co-Championship football team. The wonderful moment had finally arrived. For five years we had worked diligently to raise the money for one of the most remembered events in our school career, the Junior Senior Prom. An exceptional combo and four hours of dancing set the stage for a successful Prom at the Deshler Hilton Hotel on May 11, 1957. with this we ended our unforgettable junior year. Time's getting short. Only nine short months to go, and we will have completed our twelve years of school. Our graduating class began the year with 59 students. First off, the senior class chose their class officers: Bob Newberry was elected to the important job of president, John Snyder, vice-presidentg Dave Hoon, secretaryg and Les Essig, treasurer. Martin McDow was selected as editor of the annual and his assistant editor was Phil Ables. Other annual staff members were: Pat Agnew, Mickey George, Bill McPherson, Ronnie Craven, Bob Newberry, Esther Derby, and Carolyn For- shey. It didn't take the boys long to start football practice. Our class had l'7 boys on the team. The two co- captains, Bob Newberry and Les Essig, did a wonderful job all season. We were very proud to have two members, Dave Hoon, and Les Essig, make the Franklin County All-County football team. Les was also on the All-Ohio football team. On what seemed the coldest night in the year, we had our Football Homecoming. Esther Derby was crowned Queen and her Maid of Honor was Pat Agnew. Senior attendants were Almeda Adams and Carol Roof. Next on the agenda was basketball. Three senior boys made varsity. Charlie Bakenhaster, Dave Hoon and Les Essig. Les made All-County basketball. The team won the runner-up trophy at the tournament, January 24 was picked for our Basketball Homecoming. Queen Carolyn Forshey reigned over the game and dance. On her court were: Maid of Honor, Oleta Adams, and attendant, Betty Caldwell, Mistress of Cere- monies, Pat Agnew. King for a Day. That was Martin McDow's title February 14. The entire student body elected Mar- tin as their king for Valentines Day 1958. He picked as his queen, Mickey George. The royal couple reigned over a wonderful dance held in their honor. An exciting day for two of our seniors was Citizenship day at the Franklin County Court House, where John Snyder served as Judge, and Joe Chandler as Purchasing Agent. Another wonderful honor John earned was placing twenty-second in the state in the Franklin County Scholarship Test and placing second in the county. Much of our time was spent participating in the various clubs. Senior officers were: G, A. A. president, Marion Graham, Almeda Adams, treasurer. Tri-Hi-Y president, Carolyn Forsheyg vice-president, Oleta Adamsg secretary, Carol Roof: treasurer, Esther Derby: and chaplain, Sandie Rhoades. Hi-Y- Ronnie Craven president: Bill McPherson, vice-president: Martin McDow, secretary: Wayne McCann, treasurer: Future Teachers -Mickey George, presidentg Dick Edwards, vice-presidentg Joe Chandler, treasurer. Varsity H- Dave Hoon, presidentg Bob Newberry, vice-presidentg Band president, Bill McPhersong President of Glee Club, Esther Derbyg and secretary Sandy Rhoades. We sponsored several dances this year, one of them being a Christmas dance to get cash donations and small articles for the Columbus State Hospital. And then the time finally arrived. We've been planning this day for twelve years, and now it was finally here - Graduation. We sat and listened to our Valedictorian, John Snyder, and Salutatorian, Tim Gibbs, give their speeches. It was then that we really realized what was ahead of us. Never will we forget these twelve years. We're still dreaming but someday our dreams will come true if we all follow our class motto: Success fully, Faithfully, Bravely. CLASS OFFICER :aTl'83SU1'6l'..,.. .,.. H0 OR TUDE TS ifPresident....... ... , Vice President. . . .. . . Secretaryllllilllllll Bob Newberry John Snyder Dave Hoon Les Essig VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN John Snyder Tim Gibbs sl , ff PATRICIA NADINE AGNEW Pat Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Office Aide 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2: Glee Club 1, 4: Student Council 2: GAA 3, 4: Newspaper Staff 2, 4, Ass't. Ed. 2: Drama 2: Junior Class Play, Class Vice President 1, President 2: Football Queen's Court 3: Maid of Honor 4, JAMES PHILLIP ABLES Phi1 Hi'Y 47 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President- 3: Class Vice President 3: Annual Staff 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Football 1, 2, Manager 3: Basketball 1, 2, Manager 3: Junior Class Play. ALMEDA CHARLENE ADAMS Oop Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Of- fice Aide 4: Art Club 3, Secy. 3: Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: GAA 2, 3,4, Treas. 4: Class Presi- dent 1: Queen's Court 4: Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, OLETA HOPE ADAMS Teenie Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: GAA 2, 4: Library 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, V. Pres. 4: Reserve Football Cheerleader 2: Basketball 2: Basket- ball Cheerleader 2: Basketball Quee Court 3: Maid of Honor 4. JAMES E, BAILEY Beetle Football 4 Baseball 2 I I1 MARIE AUGUSTA DEIBLE Pugn0Se Art Club lg Glee Club 1, 2. JACKIE W. BREWER Jack Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, 4g Art Club 1. WILLIAM BRIGNER Bi11 Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 45 Library Staff 4: Minstrel 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, BETTY LOUISE CALDWELL Brown Eyes Future Teachers 4, Office Aide 3g Library Staff 3, 4. JOSEPH LEWIS CHANDLER Joe Football 8, 4, Library Staff 4. RONALD EDWARD CRAVEN Butch Hi-Y 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4g Student Council 2, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, Manager lg Track 1, Manager 1. SHIRLEY MAE EAST Tri-Hi-Y 4 FRANCES MATILDA.EGBERT Punk Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, Art Club lg Library staff 3, 4g Glee Club 1,25 Second Ensemble 15 GAA 2, 3, 4. CHARLES RICHARD EDWARDS Dick Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, Base- ball 2, 3, 4: Mimeograph 4, Future Teachers 3, 45 Office Aide 4: Art Club 2, 4: Library Staff 3, 47 Newspaper Staff 4g Photography Club 2, 3,4g Football Escort 33 Junior Class Play. FREDERICK WILLIAM EVERHART Freddie Football 4: Basketball 43 Baseball 4: Track 3, 4: Varsity H 4. LESTER ESSIG Les I-li-Y 3, 43 Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All County Football 43 Football Captain 4g Football Escort 3: Class Treasurer 4. ESTHER MARIE DERBY Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4g Student Council 4, Secy. 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Solo Instrumental Accompanist 2, 3, Pianist for First En- semble 3, 4g Football Queen 4, Class Secy. 1, 3: Annual Staff 4, Bus. Mgr. MARILYN KAY GEORGE Mickey Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club lg Future Teachers 3, 4, Pres. 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 First Ensemble 3: GAA 2, 3, 4g Girls' Trio 3: Junior Class Playg An- nual Staffg Minstrel 2. JOHN FAIRTRACE Johnny Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Bas ketball 1g Office Aide 4: Class Vice- President 2. JOANNA FANNIN Io Art Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2, 3g Band 1,2, 35 GAA 1, 2, 3 CAROLYN RUTH FORSHEY Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4: Office Aide 4: Cheerleader 3g Glee Club 1, 2, 3: All County Music 3: First Ensemble 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3g All County Band 4: GAA 2, 3, 4, Secy. 3: Annual staff 43 Minstrel 1, 25 Junior Class Play: Basketball Queen's Court 3g Mistress of Ceremonies: Basketball Homecoming Queen 4. WAYNE KEITH GAINES Hi-Y 4, Track 43 Future Teachers 43 Art Club 3, 4g Newspaper 4: Basket- ball Escort 4. WILLIAM EUGENE GEHRING Big Bill Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Track 27 Art Club lg Photography Club. JANET LOUISE GOBLE Sissy Library Staff 4. MARION ELAINE GRAHAM Art Club 13 Library staff 1, 4, Student Council lg GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4, THOMAS EDWARD GRIFFITH Tom Football 2, 3, Library Staff 4, Band 1, ROGER LEWIS HART R0gg Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 2, 3. BEVERLY JEAN HERRON Bev Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Mimeograph 45 Future Teachers 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Library staff 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 4: First En- semble 2g Newspaper Staff 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4. k , . 1. lgg RUDOLPH IUNOT muddy'- DAVID LEE HOON Dave Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secy. 43 Student Council 2, 33 Football Escort 1, 4: Junior Class Play: Varsity Club 4, President 4. MARTHA SUE HOUSEHOLDER Marty Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4, Second En- semble 1. CAROLYN KAY HUFFMAN Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Future Teachers 4, Glee Club 1, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Second En- semble 1, 3. LESLIE JAMES HUNTER Les Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography 2, 3. EDWARD HOWELL JAMES Eddie ROBERT KENT LEHMAN Bob Hi-Y 3, 43 Football 3, 4: Photography 3, 4: Varsity H 4. WAYNE EARL McCANN Pee Wee Hi-Y 3, 4, Treas. 4: Football 3,4, Bas- ketball 2g Baseball 1, 2, 3,4g Mimeo- graph 1, 2, 3, 4g Office Aide 4: News- paper staff 2, 3, Photography Club: Class Treasurer 3g Escort Queen's Court 47 Junior Class Play. MARTIN LOWELL MCDOW Marvin Hi-Y 3, 4, Secy. 4g Honor Society 3, 4, Editor of Annual 45 Student Council 4g Band 1, 2, 33 All County Band 1, 2, 3. DANIEL P, MCLOUGHLIN Danny Football 4: Track 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Art Club 1, 2g Band 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM F. McPI-IERSON Billy Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 All County Band 3,43 Annual Staff. ALICE ROSETTA KUHN Red Honor Society 3, 43 Office Aide 2, 4: Li brary Staff 2, Buckeye Girls State 3. SHARRON LEE MITCHELL Sherry Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Future Teachers 3, 4: Library Staff 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play. HAROLD LEE MOREHART Mo Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Library Staff 4: Band 1, 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Man- ager 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, Manager 2: Junior Class Play. ROBERT LEE NEWBERRY Bob Hi-Y 4: Future Teachers 4: Office Aide 4: Newspaper 3: Football 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4: Basketball 1: Class President 4: Basketball Escort 3: Annual Staff 4: Varsity H Club 4, Vice President 4: Football Escort 4. SONDRA LYNNE RHOADES Sandie Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Future Teachers 3, 4: Office Aide 4: Cheer- leader 4: Library Staff 2: Glee Club 1, 4: First Ensemble 4: GAA 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Junior Class Play. CAROL ANN ROOF Tri-Hi-Y, Secy. 4: Future Teachers 3, 4: Office Aide 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: GAA 2, 3, 4: Library staff 2: Minstrel 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: First Ensemble 2: Football Queen's Court 2, 4: Junior Class Play. ANTHONY WILLIAM SCHWIND Dino isiZ,EQi,:L2Q1T1MikE?sWQ!mwi m ' Ts 5l?i5l5JM?w6E ZMlE.2i?iE :gmmwsr1arma.2n,wwafmwmwmm Q CECIL SHIRKEY BILL SMITH JOHN WILLIAM SNYDER Hi-Y 3: Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 3, 4, Student Council 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Buckeye Boy's State 3. EDWARD LELAND SWANK Eddie Latin Club 2: Future Teachers 4, Junior Class Play 3, ULA C. THOMPSON Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Future Teachers 3, 4, Office Aide 4, Library Staff 2g Glee Club lg GAA 2, 3, 4: Span- ish Club lg Junior Class Play. IUDITH ANN SHARRON Judy Glee Club 3 if DAVID ALLEN WALTERS Dave Football 3: Office Aide 4: Junior Class Play CARL RAY WILBURN Ha1f Pint Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 3, 4g Track 3, 45 Future Teachers 47 Library Staff 4. ,- LARRY GEORGE WATTS Farley Hi-Y 4: Basketball 13 Latin Club 2: Future Teachers 3, 4, Library Staff 4g Student Council 1, 2. Not Pictured CLEO BRAGDON Joined the Senior Class during the second semester. GARY LEE FOLLER Flower Football 3: Art Club 4. CHARLES ROBERT BAKENHASTER Baskam Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Honorable Mention - Basketball 4, Mimeograph 4. XQZEQSB UVHCN lx E , X2 Q X X 1 5 I 3 -V'-, i,-if A Nsx,gnsUuU . yxxux xx 2353 ..- M Kay Vance Lawrence Boyer Elaine Urdak JU IOR Janet Davis Jim Thori Dorothy Bethel John Yantes Don Rumer Mary Lou Miller Charles Tisher Bob Lawhun Norma Nance Florence Hunt Bill Moore ,W-pe . Q :mwhf ' JU IOR Don Meade Russ Holmes Delmar Sprague Eugene Lynch lllllilli f sw , f I ':Plz,fflfl,sfgfwis f fliy E iii: 1' 5 fs, ,Q x 41, 2, .,,.L, Sr ' qs W ,fi Lsign D iss f. Jr in We 3 ' . its g ig?-fx 3 5 2' G 5 Ig XV if Q .6 v V 2 Q. 1 515151 fl' 5 if Qs ar lk K 59 4 15 ss . fi.i'ml5,w 'lf' 1 Xi- - ,,:-..- L fs, , .-.A .1 1 V A Wil. fe. Ja. sf, f f. mf -' irgrlwzefmuiwf? wg: 51:15-s 1 si , , is A William Lutz Bob Warga Larry Artz Dennis Trapp Mr. Baughman is fr- '23 X - 'ff?:-,J 9-v Judy Lipferr Judy Fields JoAnn Bower Sandy Eaton Mary Everts sf K ' ,Mal if ,s if ' 'ra W so s ii aw upto rf sg ,A - Qgwfarsglirf A W .-,rw ? , If l EI! Harriet Bond Nancy Potts Delores Cremeans wg, 6 Harold Kitchen Keith Beggrow Gene Elschlager CLASS OFFICER Dave Young John Tilley Elaine Urdak Bill Cooley ,Q-an-IISU1 Earl Griffith Kay Stewart Jerilyn Thornton 'if' Lucille Grabiel Patty Angel Ann Burkett Jim Wears John Jones Jim Horner Mr. Hoddy Coby Artz Ed Derby Darryl Hoffman Mr. Shipley Jim Everhart Will Bruce Harmon Mount Kurtis Willoughby I b.,., gf?QQyW,, 54 ir , I A ,W ,wiv E FIRST ROW: Edna Henslee, Ruth Kelley, Pearl Laviolette, Anita Kuhn, Linda McNew, Miss Harp. SECOND ROW: Orville Leach, Darryl Large, Carol Lehman, Dottie McMillen, Sharon Mills, Terry Hedges. THIRD ROW: Tom Jordan, Jim Higgins, Paul Harris, Larry King, David Johnson, Wolfgang Jansmann, John Herron, Tom Perry. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Gleissner, Jim Holloway, Glenn Little, Buddy Kirk, Bob Holbrook, Bill Justice, Ronnie Herron. OPHO ORE FIRST ROW: Nancy Call, Romana Chapman, Juanita Glass, Margaret Evans, Gloria Carrel. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Evans, Bertha Amos, Mary Boyer, Judy Case, Bertha Brigner, Dixie Finks, Judy Davidson, Mar- garet Geedy, Mr. Cole. THIRD ROW: Claudia Allan, Bill Falcon, Larry Fullen, Robert Agnew, Herman Chandler, Bill Gingras, Linda Carpenter, Sheila Chappelear. FOURTH ROW: Dewey Crawford, John Ables, Mike Clabaugh, Coby Artz, Bill Beatty, Jerry Brown, Bill Gallagher, Marvin Cartel, Ernie Gaines, . FIRST ROW: Gloria Warner, Judy Roof, Karen Taylor, Nancy Ogan, Ann Pearce, Joyce Ward. SECOND ROW Tamie Shuler, Elaine Prushing, Sandy Skinner, Donna Travis, Judy Stimpile, Daisey Taylor, Linda Scheetz THIRD ROW: Donald Rife, Jim Brewer, Berlin Ward, Larry Waller, Joe Schwind, Paul Trott, Sonny Puckett FOURTH ROW: James Slniff, David Ross, Bob Torchick, Ronnie Watson, Danny Tufts, Alexander Williams, Bill Wotschak. HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mr. Baughrnan. CLASS OFFICER President . . . . Vice President . . . . . . . Secretary . . , , , , , , Treasurer , , , Elaine Prushing John Ables Dottie McMi11in . . . Judy Roof niv- ww., R? FIRST ROW: Beverly McDonald, Lena Schwind, Janet Mount, Sharon Werstlein, Shirley Waller, Joan Rothe, SECOND ROW: Carolyn Shirkey, Janet Schnell, Ellen Ross, Karen Warner, Diana Sites, Marita Runner, Mary Ann Peters, Patsy Kelly. THIRD ROW: Donna Smith, Judith Schad, Russell Tolliver, Milton Moore, Richard Rothe, Judith Yeager, Mildred Butchin, Arbutus Ross. FOURTH ROW: Billy Marshall, Gary Mauller, Bob Robinson, Warren Upperman, John Seymour, David White, Stanley Sprague, Charles Lynch, FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Jackie Ellis, Helen Derby, Carol Dawler, Sandra Denny, Fay Burkett, Sherry Curnutt. SECOND ROW: Dione Bruce, Linda Artz, Judy Adams, Delpha Adams, Nancy Bodkins, Marybelle Alleger, Connie Bedard. THIRD ROW: Paul Chapman, Carolyn Cooley, Judy Bailey, Virginia Bradshaw, Sharon Easterday, Larry Conkel. FOURTH ROW: Dawin Brobst, Loy Dunnigan, Lesley Dunn, Charles Costlow, Kenneth Davis, Jerry Bethel, Larry Crago, Danny Barnes. HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mrs. Pienkowski. FIRST ROW: Dorothy Juliano, Myrna Leach, Norma Juhano Rita Wallen Sharon King Bertha Kelley Wanda lene Gilliam, Margie Fannin, Sharon Gordon, Mr Hoddy SECOND ROW Betty Jo Lanmng Goldra Hunter Anne Czerwenski, Kathy Essig, Peggy Ulrich, Sharon Lares Sharon Griffith Carol Hardbarger Wilma Lemaster THIRD ROW: Marilee Kirk, Joe Fetsko, Tony Gibbs Hubert Gibbs Jerry Large Harold Lewis Linda Jacobs FOURTH ROW: Bob Kyle, Mike Beveridge, Mike Smith Richard Eppley David Eppley Don Erwin Eddie Graham, James Knapp, Bruce Kelsay, William Beals CLASS OFFICER . . . . . .Lena Schwind Vice President .... . . . . President . . . . . Secretary..... Treasurer . . . Judy Adams Karen Warner Gary Mauller if si' 1 if fishes. X 'Da' FIRST ROW: Jerry Brigner, Janet Thomas, Evelyn Goble, Owida Swaney, Linda Jacks, June Seum, Mildred Kirk. SECOND ROW: Paul Everts, Warren Smith, Michael Damron, Gordon Cassell, Michael Wiseman, Rob- ert Hoppes, Mr. Hamric. THIRD ROW: LeRoy Seum, Andrew Smith, David Rodgers, Danny Rodgers, Arthur Harber, Richard Cremeans, Roger Tisher. FOURTH ROW: Larry Bower, William Piatt, Phillip Trimble, Rob- ert Fields, Frank Double, George Briggs, James Dodson. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jacqueline Davidson, Charlotte McCann, Judy Lovette, Anna Oswald, Jacqueline Taylor, Carol Torchick, Patricia French, Sandra Kyle, Beverly Lewis, Joan McPherson. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Truax, Mary Allen, Carol Wotschak, Carolyn Donavon, Billie Behrend, Beatrice Pickler, Pamela Stone, Sharon Scholten, Glenda Perdue, Mrs. Brewer. THIRD ROW: Judy Smith, Richard Dillon, Harry Ables, John Hoddy, George Dountz, Ernest Ely, Joanne Schad. FOURTH ROW: George Dupont, William Stewart, James Anderson, Grady Woodall, Richard Warner, Earl Garrison, Ralph Rich. FIRST ROW: Brenda Legg, Cheryl Cook, Sheryle Ogan, Ann Sneed, Maxine Jacobson, Susan Rowley, Jane Fields Diane Dorsey. SECOND ROW: Barbara McClary, Coleen George, Carol Treece, Elizabeth Petty, Alma Gaines, Sandra Herron, Shari Abraham, Evelyn Dunn, Ninalyn Woodruff. THIRD ROW: Vickie Elam, Jean Lance, Jane Canter, Judy Harter, Janice Evans, Sharron Wikoff, Sharon Miller, Catherine Deible. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Kuhn, Everett Travis, Jim Tilley, Michael Kyle, Edward Akers, Ray Raney, Eddie Dunn, Ronnie Fullen, Sibly Tonkin, William Sharron. HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mrs. Leonard. HOMEROOM TEACHER: Mr. Dickey. FIRST ROW: Diana Chandler, Roberta Pierce, Jennine Williams, Dorothy Goble, Nancy Cline, Sandy Ross, Ethel Lozier. SECOND ROW: Katherine Weaver, Susan Russell, Rita Adams, Judith Little, Pamela Thomas, Nancy Walker, Kathryn Everhart, Sandra Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Lonnie Scheetz, Jerry Dunnigan, Jerry Mims, Curtis Cordell, William Whalin, Bernard Urdak, William Purtee, Robert Davis. FOURTH ROW: Jeffrey Holloway, Richard Schubert, Tom Householder, James Cordell, Larry Kline, Robert Chap pelear, Robert Gilliam, Lynn Nicodemus. FIRST ROW: Catherine Curnutt, Grace Walker, Ronald Schrup, Jackie Larabee, Tom Eagle, Linda Eagle, Miles Sheron, Janet Stevenson, Mr, Gordan. SECOND ROW: Janice Olsen, Diana Forester, Sally Harper, Sheila Por- ter, Diana Young, Linda Dell, Davilyn Lance, Barbara Scheridan, Judy King, James Blackburn. FOURTH ROW: Joe Peny, William Coffman, Brian McClain, Ronald Snyder, Bill Bell, Charles Jackson, Gary Fontain, James Benson, Keith Strosky. FOURTH ROW: Richard Romaniw, Peter Christy, John Herold, Bill LaMirande, George Alexander, John Jakas, Craig Wade, James Lovette, James Orsborn, Richard Schoenfeldt. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President ........ . . .Tom Eagle Vice President .... . . .Linda Eagle Secretary ........ . . .Donald Schrup Treasurer .... . . . Jackie Larabee EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . . . Pamela Thomas Vice President .... .... M ike Kyle Secretary ....... . . . Barbara McClary Treasurer ................... Mike Chappelear zz 443-Jmamwimsfmtmfem rflnff 'w , gpm, IW f- mm X s E' Q S J 'I.,': L ... li- '-1 Ifiy W K 1 QQ-5 N--fff -if fr? 96255 MEM S H 4 NNUAL STAFF . 1 li Marilyn George, Bob Newberry, Bill McPherson, Editor, Martin McDowg Assistant Editor, Phil .kblesg Advisor, Miss Harp: Carolyn Forshey, Business Manager, Esther Derbyg Ronald Craven, Pat Agnew. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Huffman, Carolyn Forshey, Sharon Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Charles Bakenhaster, Bill Gehring, Larry Watts, Lester Essig, Carl Wilburn. NOT PICTURED: Advisor, Mrs. France. Wup- JOUR ALISM FIRST ROW: Juanita Glass, Linda McNew, Mary Boyer, Judy Davidson. SECOND ROW: Dixie Finks, Ronnie Her- ron, Ouida Caudell, Bill Gallagher, Pearl Laviolette, Carol Lehman. THIRD ROW: Elaine Prushing, Evelyn Gra- ham, Bill Wotschak, Ronnie Watson, Paul Harris, Tom Perry, Dottie McMi11in, Mr. O'Dell. CIE CE CLUB OFFICE AIDE FRONT ROW: Pat Agnew, Beverly Herron, Almeda Adams, Carol Roof, Ann Burkett. BACK ROW: Alice Kuhn Judy Truax, Sondra Rhoades, David Walters, Patty Angel, Lucille Grabiel, Judy Lipfert, Dan McLoughlin, HO OR A OCIETY The Franklin Honor Society was founded ro give recog- nition to outstanding Juniors and Seniors in the Franklin County FR Schools The purpose of this Society is to promote leadership, Ha in stimulate the desire to render service, create an enthusiasm for S OC N scholarship, and develop character in the boys and girls of our schools Phil Ables was honored this year with the office of V1ce President of the Society. The Honor Society would like to thank Mr. Vansant, who, as our Advisor, has helped us in so many ways. FIRST ROW: Will Bruce, Alice Kuhn, Esther Derby, Almeda Adams, Dennis Trapp. SECOND ROW: Phil Ables, Martin McDow, John Snyder, Dave Young, Bill Cooley, Tim Gibbs, Mr. Vansant. FIRST ROW: Sharon Lares, Betty Jo Lanning, Billie Behrend, Esther Derby, Sandy Skinner, Judy Yeager Char lene Gosnell. SECOND ROW: Mr. O'De11, Jim Benson, Ronnie Herron, Ronnie Craven, Martin McDow John Snyder, Bill Gallagher, Bob Lawhun, Bill Cooley, Larry Waller, Dennis Trapp, Mike Kyle. TUDE TCOU CIL ADVISORS Mr. O'Del1 Mrs. Leonard OFFICERS President .... Vice President Secretary....... Treasurer . . . . John Snyder Bill Cooley Esther Derby Dennis Trapp Meeting twice a month was the Student Council, the student's voice in school affairs Advised by Mr. Ray O'De11 and Mrs. Doris Leonard, each grade had its representatives making it an organization of 20 members. The Council devised the hall monitor system and was responsible for settling faculty student discussions. -,gas 1 x X X S Q 1 9 X X Handling Hamilton's library this year were the 19 members of the Library Staff under the cap- able supervision of Mrs. Diana France. x FIRST ROW: Nancy Ogan, Janet Goble, Francis Egbert, Mrs. France. SECOND ROW: Marion Graham, Gloria Warner, Dick Edwards, Betty Caldwell, Dorothy Bethel. THIRD ROW: Orville Leach, Joe Chandler, Charles Bakenhaster, Harold Morehart, Carl Wilburn. FOURTH ROW: Larry Watts, Tom Griffith, Bob Holbrook, Dar- ryl Hoffman, Bill Brigner, Jeff Holloway. FIRST ROW: Wayne McCann, Martin McDow, Ronnie Craven, Bill McPherson, John Snyder, SECOND ROW: Phil Ables, Don Meade, Ronald Watson, Mike Clabaugh, Bi1lGa11agher. THIRD ROW: Wolfgang Jansmann, Tim Gibbs, Larry Boyer, Larry Watts, Bob Lehman. FOURTH ROW: Don Notter, Billy Wotschak, John Herron, Harold Morehart, Willie Bruce, Terry Hedges, Ronnie Herron. HI-Y OFFICERS President ....... . . . Ronald Craven Vice President .... .... B ill McPherson Secretary ....... .... M artin McDow Treasurer . . . .... Wayne McCann Chaplain .... .... I ohn Snyder One of the things a boy looks forward to when he is in high school is a chance to join the Hi-Y. In December, 1957, fifteen new members were inducted into the Hamilton Chapter of the Hi-Y. A branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, Mr. Glaze Thompson served as the YMCA's representative, while Mr. F. M. Gordon was the faculty advisor. TRI-HI-Y President ..... . . . . . Vice President . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer . . . . . . . Chaplain . . . . . . Carolyn Forshey . .Oleta Adams Carol Roof Esther Derby Sondra Rhoades Fifteen girls were inducted into the Tri-Hi-Y during a ceremony held at the Walnut Hill Methodist Church in December, 1957. The Tri-Hi-Y is a branch of the Young Men's Christian Association its purpose T create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school, and community high stand ards of Christian character. FIRST ROW: Donna Simmons, Ann Burkett, Pat Agnew, Charlene Gosnell, Judy Lipfert Kay Vance Wanda Seymour. SECOND ROW: Carol Roof, Beverly Herron, Shirley East, Marilyn George Francis Egbert Carolyn Forshey, Almeda Adams. THIRD ROW: Harriet Bond, Sondra Rhoades, Oleta Adams Sandy Eaton Patty Angel, Ula Thompson, Esther Derby. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Potts, Lucille Grabiel Mary Lou Miller Kay Stewart, Norma Nance, Carolyn Huffman, Jerilyn Thornton. FIRST ROW: William Lutz, Dennis Trapp, Bill Cooley, Almeda Adams, Will Bruce, SECOND ROW: Terry Hedges, Bill Falcon, Marguerite Evans, Mary Boyer, Dixie Finks, Pearl Laviolette, Judy Case, Sandy Skinner, Judy Lipfert, Charlene Gosnell, Jessie Kirk. THIRD ROW: Bill Wotschak, Wolfgang J ansmann, Bill Justice, Dan McLaughlin, John Snyder, Ronnie Watson, Mike Clabaugh, Bill Gallagher, John Ables, Larry -J S 2 Waller. J' f , I Hamilton has one of the biggest Latin Clubs that it has had in many 5 years. Considered a very hard subject, the club requires a student to maintain a C average to stay in the club. The officers are those that have had two years of Latin and have grad- teaches Hamilton's only foreign language Q FIRST ROW: Mr. Baughman, Lena Schwind, Betty Jo Lanning, Sharon 4 Lares, Judy Adams, Judith Yeager, Judith Schad, Peggy Ulrich, Jackie Ellis, Carol Dowler, Sharron Werstlein, Beverly McDonald. SECOND ROW: Sherry Curnutt, Anne Czerwenski, Carolyn Cooley, David White, Mike Davis, Don Erwin, Bob Robinson, Joe Fetsko, Bruce Kelsay, Carol Hardbarger, Marybelle Alleger, Mary Ann Peters. uated from the course Cum laude or with praise. Mr, Baughman S 40, A., 5-M, 'X MI E0 Charles Bakenhaster Joe Schwind Mr. Shipley Harmon Mount Jim Everhart Will Bruce Dick Edwards Beverly Herron FUTURE TE CHER FIRST ROW: Carolyn Huffman, Marilyn George, Dick Edwards, Joe Chandler, Mr. Cole. SECOND ROW: Judy Fields, Judy Lipfert, Charlene Gosnell, Beverly Herron, Carol Roof, Ann Burkett, Elaine Urdak. THIRD ROW: Sondra Rhoades, Nancy Potts, Norma Nance, Charlie Bakenhaster, Lucille Grabiel, Patty Angel, Betty Caldwell, Ula Thompson. FOURTH ROW: Bill Brigner, Dennis Trapp, Phil Ables, Ronnie Craven, Bill Cooley Wayne Gaines, Eddie Swank. VV FIRST ROW: Phil Ables, Ula Thompson, Esther Derby, Oleta Adams, Almeda Adams, Tim Gibbs SECOND ROW: Bi11Brigner, Ronnie Craven, John Sydner, Martin McDow, Billy McPherson. VARSITY H President ,,.,.,,,,,,, Dave Hoon Vice President ........ Bob Newberry Secretary ...... ..... D ave Young Treasurer .... ..... H arold Kitchen FIRST ROW: Pat French, Karen Warner, Elaine Urdak, Sandy Eaton, Pat Angel, Norma Nance, Lucille Grabiel, Nancy Potts, Charlene Gosnell, Ann Burkett, Judy Lipfert, Faye Burkett, Janet Mount. SECOND ROW: Mr. Shipley, Earl Griffith, Bill Wotschak, Bill Cooley, Darryl Hoffman, Mike Clabaugh, Coby Artz, Bill Gallagher, Dennis Trapp, Donald Meade, Will Bruce, Berlin Ward. THE HAMILTON INQUIRER Under the editorship of the Junior Class, THE HAMILTON INQUIRER is published bi-monthly and is known throughout the County for its typo- graphy and coverage. An entrant to the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's national contest, the paper is advised by Mrs. Lois Brewer and edited by Will Bruce, editor-in-chief: Charlene Gosnell, feature editor, Gary Peck, sports editor, and Bill Gallagher, news editor. Hami1ton's students became regular readers of Partyline, by Sandy Eaton: C1ass Clips, by Bill Cooley: Cupid's Capers, by Susie Rowley: Strictly Seniors, by Pat Agnew: and Sports Shorts from THE INQUIRER'S outstanding sports page. Assisting from time to time was Mrs. France's senior journalism class and their trademark QSD was quite a common thing, Larry Watts and Carolyn Forshey did outstanding work for the paper. I EDITOR 'lx win Bruce PLAY CA T MaRand...... Miss Jameson... Mi1I........ .. Johnnie .... Willie ..... Joe ..... Stanley .... Howie .... Bunny .... Pat ..... Shirley .... Jeannette . . . Sally ..... Caroline . Susie......... Kay Stewart,.,, Charlene Gosnell Norma Nance .John Yantes Larry Boyer Earl Griffith . . . .Don Meade Dennis Trapp Gary Peck Nancy Potts . . . .Sally Grabiel Sandy Eaton , , . .Judy Lipfert Ann Burkett Patty Angel Harriet Bond Student Director DIRECTOR R. 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SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cooley Sharron Huff, Marilyn George, Sandy Eaton, Sharon Griffith, Rita Wallen, Margaret Geedy, Beverly Herron, Sharon Wersrlein, Sherry Curnutt, Jackie Ellis, Dorothy Juliano, Wilma Lemaster, Ann Bur- kett, Helen Derby. THIRD ROW: Patty Angel, Carol Lehman, Carol Hardbarger, Sharon Mills, Emma Darst, Daisy Taylor, Marita Rumer, Dixie Finks, Tamie Shuler, Judy Adams, Sandy Skinner, Karen Taylor, Ann Czerwinski, Virginia Bradshaw, Esther Derby. FOURTH ROW: Judy Yeager, Delphia Adams, Florence Hunt, Bertha Amos, Sheila Chappelear, Sue Householder, Linda Jacob, Edna Henslee, Sondra Rhoades, Sharron Lares, Janet Schnell, Lucille Grabiel, Kay Vance, Linda Carpenter, Dottie McMil1en, Judy Stimpfle, Donna Travis. The Glee Club has been active this year with ninth, tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade girls participating, The officers were as follows: Esther Derby, president: Almeda Adams vice-president: Sondra Rhoades, secretary: Beverly Herron, treasurer, Helen Derby, historian, Carol Roof, Florence Hunt, and Judy Stewart, librarians, Among the main events for the year have been the Christmas Program, featuring a can- tara entitled Chi1de Jesus and a humorous part called Santa's Toy Shop, the Franklin County Vocal Festival, and the annual Spring Program, Six of the girls from the Glee Club were selected to be in the All County Chorus and our pianist, Esther Derby, was chosen to accompany one of the songs. The Spring Program included the choirs of each elementary school and the Glee Club. The two ensembles composed of ten girls each, have done a great deal to make this a successful year. Presenting: From Walt Disney MARCHI An added attraction to every football game was Hami1ton's seventy-piece marching band. The band practiced seven hours each week -- band period and two nights after school -- to produce one of the state finest marching bands. O Hamilton Drum Major: Ronnie Herron BAD Under the direction of Ray L. Seelenbeinder, the band had many activities, including a one- week band camp as a pre-school warm up. Some of the activities our band participated in were the A11-County Music Festival, the District Solo and Ensemble Contest and the State Instru- mental Music Competitions. The Hamilton Township High School band also performed for all of the Lockbourne Air Force Base home foot- ball games. In My Merry Oldsmobile Drum Majorettes: Mary Boyer Sandy Eaton Oleta Adams Show Business FIRST ROW: Sharon Griffith, Pat French, Nina Woodruff, Anna Oswald, Jackie Ellis, Kay Jacob, Vickie Elam, Beverly McDonald, Carol Hardbarger. SECOND ROW: John Snyder, Kay Vance, Joan McPherson, Jeri Thornton, Ernest Ely, Janet Mount, Bertha Brigner, Larry Fullen, Terry Hedges, Dan Lutz, George Dountz, Dick Warner, Berlin Ward. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Graham, Judy Adams, Elaine Prushing, San- dra Sawyer, Ronnie Herron, Charles Tisher, Warren Smith, Lee Upperman, Mike Damron, Bill Cooley, Jane Canter, Roger Hart, Paul Harris, Mary Boyer. FOURTH ROW: Karen Warner, Kay Stewart, Nancy Call, Judy Smith, Jeri Brigner, Sandra Herron, Sharon Lares, Tom Griffith, Don Notter, Bill Justice, Will Bruce, Earl Griffith, Gary Peck, Don Meade. STANDING: Susan Rowley, Carol Donovan, Lester Hunter, Carolyn Huffman, Bill McPherson. Band was off to a good start with our first annual band camp at the Lancaster Camp Grounds. The band delighted the audience of every football game with their clever and unique drill routines, dance steps and formations. Our band was truly a superior and outstanding organization. During concert season, our band gave afternoon concerts in the High School Auditorium. The band also participated in the All-County band festival at the Groveport-Madison High School. Hearing our band play certainly did brighten the school day. We of the Annual Staff and the stu- dent body say, HATS OFF TO THE BAND. Ti QS Xxx ' Uk U X I N XXL Xvkx N1 N 4 Q 4' N ff 'X X Q , Eg N AY' yy Sondra Rhoades, Seniorg Dutch Adams, Freshman, Nancy Potts, Junior, Gioria Warner, Sophomore: Almeda Adams Senior, Carol Roof, Senior. S Mary Boyer, Sophomore Iudy Adams, Freshman Helen Derby, Freshman Gloria Carrel, Freshman CD PC EG Ulf-'FJ FFUPDUHOC1 mZHPHWPO OG W1.,,.., .,, , W Q .f.- we RANGERS INJUHHON FUOTBALL FIRST ROW: Mr. Hamric, Mr. O'Dell. Dick Edwards, Harold Morehart, Jack Brewer, Bill Brigner, Bob Lehman, Wayne McCann, Carl Wilburn, Mr. Hoddy. SECOND ROW: Coby Artz, Bob Newberry, David y Hoon, Danny McLoughlin, Bill Gehring, Fred Everhart, Lester Essig, Bill Smith, Joe Chandler, Ronald Craven. THIRD ROW: Ioe Schwind, Bob Warga, Gary Mauller, Ed Derby, Dave Young, John Tilley, , Daryl Hoffman, Bob Lawhun, Bob Robinson, Don Rumer. i VARSITY SCORES WE THEY 49 B. I. S. 6 2 1 Reynoldsburg 6 28 New Albany 0 20 Mifflin 20 0 Groveport 35 6 Gahanna 56 0 Whitehall 50 19 Marion-Franklin 26 Q12 04.1 gfzll' 1 OX S60- 6 1 Dlck Edwards ' Bill Gehring f N FIRST ROW: Mr. Hamric, Herman Chandler, Paul Trott, Orville Leach, Harold Lewis, Bobby Kyle, Coby Artz-Manager. SECOND ROW: Sonny Puckett, David Ross, David Johnson, John Ables, Jerry Large. THIRD ROW: John Seymour, Mike Clabaugh, Ronnie Watson, Bob Holbrook, Jim Higgins, Eddie Graham, FIRST ROW: Paul Everts, Jim Lovette, John Jukas, Arthur Kuhn, Wade Craig, Ricky Romaniw. 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Q ,6 Q 1, -A 'X - 1 17. -Y, .M- 'ax'-if Q - Q I 5.2.x Wayan' atm Wu, - awiiifk H - x 1215 - H . 529 wmw?m QUEEN S COURT Gloria Warner Sandy Eaton Betty Caldwell Oleta Adams Elaine Urdak Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y, Carol Roof presents bouquet to Queen RANGERS ACTION '-fir-iv-1CnFCJiP4 B A S K E A B A L John Tilley Dave Hoon 0 , .Aki 1 Daryl Hoffman Z COACHHAMRIC , I Q Billy Moore ey-afw ig Mme' fam V N ffrfir .ii gg ,ww , .ww uv Lf ,W M KJ Bob Law hun ' I C harlie Bakenhaster L FRONT ROW: Tony Gibbs, Tyler Gibbs, Dave White, Jerry Large, Buck Lewis. BACK ROW: Stanley Sprague, Bill Marshall, Gary Mauller, Chuck Lynch, Mr. Hoddy, Coach. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL JR. HIGH BA KETBALL FRONT ROW: Billy Sharron, Jimmy Anderson, Bill Stewart, Fred McC1ary, James Horner, Marvin Notter, Mr. Sells, Coach. BACK ROW: George Dountz, David Carpenter, Eddie Akers, Iohn Hoddy, Mike Damron, Leroy Ellis, Bobby Hoppes. FRONT ROW: Mike Clabaugh, Bill Justice, Brian Laires, Bob Holbrook, Gary Mauller, Mr. Hoddy, Coach. BACK ROW: John Herron, Danny Tufts, John Ables, Berlin Ward, Larry Waller, Sonny Puckett, Ernie Gaines RE ERVE BASKETBALL I-Iildra Adams, Diane Dorsey, Jeannie Adams, Pamela Thomas. G.A.A. FRONT ROW: Francis Egbert, Pat Agnew, Sondra Rhoades. MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Herron, Almeda Adams, Marion Graham, Marilyn George, Carol Roof. BACK ROW Ula Thompson, Emma Darst, Sue House- holder, Oleta Adams, Sharron Mitchell, Carolyn Forshey. FIRST ROW: Nancy Call, Ann Burkett, Charlene Gosnell, Margaret Evans, Bertha Amos, Margaret Geedy, Judy Lipfert, Ann Pearce. SECOND ROW: Kay Vance, Tamie Shuler, Edna Henslee, Ruth Kelley, Marguerite Evans, Daisy Taylor, Linda Scheetz, Judy Roof, Gloria Warner. THIRD ROW: Mary Boyer, Karen Taylor, Judy Case, Norma Nance, Nancy Potts, Carol Lehman, Lucille Grabiel, Patty Angel, Pearl Laviolette, Sandy Eaton. FOURTH ROW: Jerilyn Thornton, Claudia Allen, Shelia Chappelear, Linda Carpenter, Kay Stewart, Dottie Mc- Millin, Donna Travis, Sharon Mills, Judy Stimpfle, Elaine Prushing. ISHN.,- FIRST ROW: Grace Walker, Sherry Curnett, Lena Schwind, Diana Dorsey, Helen Derby, Jackie Davidson, Cheryl Ogan, Sharon Miles, Cathy Curnett. SECOND ROW: Ann Sneed, Judy King, Maxine Jacobson, Judy Lovette, Shari Abraham, Colleen George, Mary Ann Peters, Fay Burkett. THIRD ROW: Carol Torchlck, Jackie Ellis, Wil- ma Lemaster, Sharon Sholton, Kathy Everhart, Carolyn Wotschak, Rita Wallen, Cathy Dible. FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Williams, Carolyn Donovan, Beatrice Pickler, Judy Bailey, Dutch Adams, Nancy Bodklns, Billie Behrend, J U IOR G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Cook, Janet Stevenson, Evelyn Dunn, Norma Juliano, Myrna Leach, Carol Treece, Shirley Waller, Jackie Larrabee. SECOND ROW: Sharon Werstlein, Karen Warner, Barbara McCleary, Alma Gaines, Sandy Ross, Bertha Kelly, Sondra Kyle, Janet Mount, Charlotte McCann. THIRD ROW: Beverly Lewis, Carolyn Truax, Linda Eagle, Jackie Taylor, Jean Lance, Nina Woodruff, Sheila Porter, Janice Olson, Marita Rumer. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Petty, Sharron Griffith, Sharon Lares, Carolyn Cooley, Pamela Thomas, Joan Shad, Judy Adams, Carolyn Shirkey, Janet Schnell. Sally Harper. I - fi'3'lfz7SZZiiWs?ifkiflhi BEST PERSONALITY Pat Agnew Bob Newberry BEST ALL AROUND Carolyn Forshey Wayne McCann MOST ATHLETIC Lester Essig Marion Graham E IOR UPERLATIVE BEST LOOKING Carol Roof Dan McLaughlin BEST DRESSED Dave Hoon Esther Derby MOST LIIGELY TO SUCCEED Alice Kuhn John Snyder SQYWD Three Musketeers + One 92469 Halloween Ball ! B19 B' HAPPY NEW YEAR! Good 016' days 30 Items .up -aww AROUND OUR SCHOOL Worley- Bird X1 un H. xx' F H + E D Sophomore Yr. een Viv 3, Xa Qu fiiififfgv UPSa Da isy ,, January 24th esco xxx fs -na aid O W5 ' HOW 3099 S 1 v ix u S K 5 x Q f RQ .A ms 'ai K J I ,..f. .' rbsisw iw, mf A ,,- Y ,Q - 5 ,ufsgiwgw H vs' ' vs -2 wx - ew ' , m. 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Z , O Canal Winchester, Ohio TE 7-7747 O Gr ve o , O io - ' 9 I r ve or , The Ohio State Bank Whitehall, Ohio Complete Banking Services 3703 East Broad Street 4592 East Main Street BE 5-3438 BE 5-3491 Member of the F D I C Affiliated with BaDCOh1O Corp EJ RL f- M5915 sv Open 24 Hours Daily A 71109, 1b0bs1'0Y ' 0 QJQP1 STEVE'S SOHIO SERVICE FOUNTAIN DRUG STORE 1970 Lockbourne Road 'Prescriptions Our Specialty Tires, Batteries 1846 Parsons Avenue and Accessorles Phone Wash and Tune Up HI 4 1411 HI 4 0371 Phone 3 Except Saturday from 8 p.m. till 8 a.m. Sunday s. E L E IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Compliments of The Buckeye Steel Castings Co. 2211 Parsons Avenue Columbus. Ohio SMITH DODSON LUMBER COMPANY 200 Colton Road Lumber, Mill Work, Paints, Hardware Builders Supplies Phone: HI 3-7473 Inland Products I M C U O O Frank Road Columbus, Ohio HI 4-1127 l HDrive safely -- We like our good customersu Browme s Sohlo SBFVICB T1res Batterles Accessorles Brake Work Mlnor Tune Up Automatlc TraDSm1SSiOnS Changed Canal W1nchester, Oh1o DON NEIN GROVEPORT CLEANERS Operate Our Own Plant Phone TE 6 3148 710 Main Street Groveport, Ohio Compliments of Charles and Doris Walters 5592 xl nrhzn 5 fgarzxgz DEALER IN FORD CARS COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TE 7 4392 EARL HINKLE CARLEY'S MARKET 2060 Lisle Avenue and Rathmell Road Fresh Meats Fruits and Vegetables TE 6 5604 Compliments K en Reafly eompang GROVEPORT OHK9 enov 5. FENDER wcnmc Aura PAINTING TE 6 5983 56 MERILINE AVE DBETZ 7 DHID The Cltlzens Bank of Ashvllle Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Ashville, Ohio Phone ll 26 East Ma1n St P HI. 4' IISLQ of OBETZ COAL 8 GRAIN G0 GRAIN FEED SEEDS GRINDING AND MIXING TUXEDO FEEDS SALT POST TILE COAL CEMENT HARDWARE APPLIANCES PROMPT DELIVERY Phone HI 4 7881 HI 4 7882 DUPLER'S MARKET I G A Service 258 Groveport Plke Obetz HI 4 7565 TOM'S SUNOCO SERVICE Lockbourne and Williams Road HI 4 0405 OAKES TRAILER COURT AND GROCERY 3427 South High Street HI 3 1972 MIKE S CARRY OUT 300 Groveport Pike HI 4 2005 GOOD LUCK SENIORS FROM C. E Edwards Excavatlng 3600 Llnwood Avenue HI 3 4874 Compliments of Ashvllle Banklng Company Ashv111e, Oh1o Good Luck Class of '58 F sz S BARBER SHOP STEELTON AUTO PARTS 00 NEW AND USED AUTO 8: TRUCK PARTS 3371 South H1gh Street mwms alexa y 4 7204 Hlckory 4 7775 Compllments of McCLOUD SOHIO SERVICE MILLS ROADSIDE MARKET Norm Z1tSke 2909 Lockbourne Road Groveport, Oh1o Ohlo Mldland Llght and Power Co Electrlc Servlce Canal Wlnchester TE 7 4351 I - r - .. 1982-86 PARSONS AVENUE COLUMBUS, OHIO C O O I Wayne School Busses Central Ohio's School Bus Body Sales and Service 1030 Jackson P1ke K E R MILLER STUDIOS 302 Groveport P1ke HI 4 1424 Compllments of LONGS PHARMACY 1950 Parsons Avenue PPeSCT1pt10DS Carefully Compounded A11 Makes of Bodies HI 4 1173 JACK'S BARBER SHOP Phone HI 4 6605 1913 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Ohio FOREIGN GROCERY Free Dellvery Phone HI 3 5577 1954 56 58 Parsons Avenue Oldest Drug Store ln South End Columbus, Oh1o The SC1Ot0 Gram and Supply C0 Ashvllle, Oh1o Phone 2311 Graln Coal T1le L1me Cement Purlna and Purlty Feeds Gr1nd1ng and M1X1Hg a Speclalty HI 3-1263 Compliments ECIDD FDDD - PURE DIL FREIDUCTE . - M . . El 35466 PHCINE TE. 3-193 LAURA MAY RDTHE of LA-MAY RESTAURANT DPEN 24 Huuns Exc:P'r SATURDAYE D R1 23 W n S F 5 IN'rEns:l:1'n:: Groveport, Ohio 2 THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION HAMILTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Groveport, Oh1o SHADY MANOR MOTEL TE 6 5377 U s 23 RT 1 LOCKBOURNE OHIO Ken Foley NATIONWIDE INSURANCE THE ATHLETIC BOOSTERS GREAT SOUTHERN BARBER SHOP 3 lTITITTTTTTITTITTTTITIIIITTTITIITTI'TITTIIIIITTIIITIITITITTIIIIIITITII' No Waiting Barbers HI 4 9184 If No Ansxx er HI 3 7839 Dean s Auto Truck Service 24 Hour Senza 1913 Lockbourne Rd Columbus 7 Ohxo INTER CITY AUTO SERVICE 1853 South Hlgh Street HI 4 4575 General Auto Repair Compliments ACKERMAN DRUGS 645 Main St Groveport, Ohio Lockbourne and W1l1iams Road HI 4 2241 Columbus 7, Ohio DeVANY CLEANERS HI 4 8686 GROVEPORT CLEANERS 710 Main Street Groveport, Ohio BOB DIXON'S GULF SERVICE Lockbourne and Refugee Rd HI 4 0376 Front St Groveport, Ohio 1279-81 Parsons Ave. MAC'S GULF SERVICE FARM BUREAU COMPANY Eat CIRCUS CHEF DRIVE IN 3260 So I-ugh HI 3 2111 C H E SHELL SERVICE STATION 3250 S Hlgh Street Columbus, Oh1o Complete AUtOmOt1V9 Servlce Free P1Ck Up and Dellvery Phone HI 4 0422 Elmer Sothand 8 Cec1l Brumfleld Compllments of LOCKBOURNE FARMERS EXCHANGE Lockbourne, Ohlo Compllments of MILLER JONES SHOES 1865 Parsons Avenue Columbus, Oh1o ASHVILLE FARM EQUIPMENT R C Be t Internatlonal Harvester Sales Parts Servlce Phone 4601 Ashvllle, 0h1o LEWIS WOODS GROCERY Lockbourne, Ohlo Phone TE 3 1411 THE TIMES Canal Wlnchester Oh1o Phone TE 7 4101 F A DAVIS 5 SONS 1973 Lockbourne Road Columbus Oh1o Phone III'IIIIIIIIIIIII llIIIIIIIIIII' Handling All Shell Products Hartman Farm Orchard Apples Peaches Grape Ju1ce In Season BOLENBAUGH HARDWARE CO. Phone TE 7-4324 Canal Winchester Ohio Plumblng Heatlng W1r1ng Open Unt1l 9 OO P M THE CANAL WINCHESTER BANK Canal W1nchester, Oh1o TE 7 4318 mmm ,,,MWUM W1 M M3141 gift 1 W 553 fy' S A :ssffisksli Q T Irv Miz 1 sig E21 W For fhe convenience of our Columbus soufh sude cusfomers and 'Friends we have opened anofher Colomal Fmance oFFice af 1921 Parsons Avenue We are lusf a few doors sou+h of Schoffensfeln s Deparfmeni' Sfore If you need money for any purpose come In and see me roday Ill arrange your loan quickly and prlvafely w1+hou1' red rape or delay Slncerely PECKS DRY CLEANING Lockbourne Road Columbus, Oh1o ROBERT KENNEDY M A N A G E R COLONIAL FINANCE 1921 Parsons Ave Hlckory 34694 2 ' u . . . . A f? ' ?E ' ' ' 5111 1 5 ' I ' wx ' 1 - - I 1 Wm Hx' 1',1:,:Iff,H'WSJ:1,rZfr''r , , V, p'4 'r ' '7mf'+wiyq.e,w,,, ' x , I ' w'M'jhf,W f WH 'i-rv 'mf K,,,:ifiJ7lM7!'fw I W f WW WimrwImmm!!fwwwirgi-fria:,,,',,r . 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Q, N 4' Weeks Wolff HI 4-7833 Compliments 2207 Lockbourne Road Henan: wuLrr ' :ass 5. wulmzn srnssr Columbus, Ohio PHYLLIS WOLFF caLu Bus. unlu GRAUMLICH 8 SON OK RUBBER WELDERS Funeral Directors Tires to Fit Your Needsn Lockbourne Road Columbus, Ohio HIGH-MITHOFF PHARMACY 1142 South Hlgh Street Service for the Sick' HI 4-9142 Cadillac Straight Ambulance 1351 S High St , Columbus, Ohio HI 4-1351 F W SLOTER INC Ready Mixed Concrete 1997 Jackson Pike HI 3 7613 of ' g .E 9 LA' 'ff 0 Of I f F140 R1 ST HERBST-BLACK LUMBER COMPANY Drhverv Sen :ce H IIIElIIIllI 5191 If 4 I L A ighwy. L 8 4' Jlztai? x.,Y w Lu -r sei. Q CY' 4- aw, ,-