Hilliard High School - Memorys Trail Yearbook (Hilliard, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

I-Iilliards Wild t I No Hulluards Hugh School Fr Apr O SENIOR CLASS PLAY GREAT SUCCESSI II The senuor class play The Man Who Came Dunner was a great success thus year Charles Hart was outstandung un the role of Whutesude a famous actor who came to the Stanley s for dunner and fell and broke hus hup as he was leavung Ruth Owen and Kenny Eberhard played the parts of Mrs and Mr Stanley whose enture household was turned upsude down by Whutesude s RECOGNITION DINNER HELD BY STAFF Thus year for the furst tume the annual staff and the Wuldcat staff had some extra money un theur treasury To celebrate they held a dunner at the Everglades Restaurant for all of the staff members It was a recognutu banquet for all of the r' standung people o After the dur- and gan' stay Deanna Holcomb played the part of Meggy Cutle personal secretary Louraune Coluton playef! K LARGEST GRADUATING raum Smuth s nurse a muth was Banlo, o of Whutesude s fruends The cast consusted of thurty sux roles, all of whuch were played outstandungly Con t from center column Mr Hartsook wull make the presentatuon of awards The hugh school band wull play for the processuonal and recessuonal and accompany the auduence un Ameruca the Beautuful CLASS AT HILLIARDS The I955 class us the largest class ever to graduate from Hulluards Hugh School There wull be 96 graduates 57 boys and 39 gurls The commencement exercuses wull be held un the hugh school audutoruum on May 24 at 6 30 P M The Reverend Howard E Mumma pastor of the Broad Street Methodust Church wull gave the class address on The Importance of The lnduvudual Mr Vurgul Hart a mem ber of the Norwuch Local Board of Educatuon wull pre sent the duplomas to the graduates Vol. . I ' ' ' 5. , 1 uu To, . I I . - lu . , , I, Sf ' . I - . I f , P :ses . - I , .V f I S . - I Por, ,J . I l . . . Whl' X ADDED ATTRACTION Cl folx As ' ' I' to ' , ' 'I' . . . . SPEAKER SELECTED BY CLASS The senuor class selected Reverend John P Adams of the Hulluards MP Church as t or the B oo A wull sung u the school unung them for a rffber Ruta Whute wull sung a solo and Judy Holcomb wull play for the processuonal and the recessuonal an added attractuon the 55 annual a 45 rpm record wull be uncluded wuth all of the senuor yearbooks It us a recordung of many of the famuluar vouces and events around the school Among these wull be a puece by the band a cheer by the students and cheerleaders and a few words from both Mr Hartsoolc and Mr Thomas THANKS TO ALL WHO HAVE HELPED TO MAKE THE 55 MEMORY S TRAIL A SUCCESSI ll The intent of this edition of the Memory's Trail is to portray the activities and general life here at H.H.S. This is done in the largest yearbook ever produced at Hilliards High . In this book appears, for the first time at Hilliards, eight colored pages. Another new feature is the record--which contains various voices and activities around school that should be very pleasing' to the ear of any Hilliards High alumnus . In order to improve the appearance and quality of the Memory's Trail, more full page pictures are included. Because of the purchase of a camera by the annual staff this year, many snapshots of various activities have been added. Another improvement is the elimination of the supplement. In previous years the most important events- -those at the close of the year--have not been included in the annual- but put into a separate supplement instead. We, of the '55 senior class, feel deeply indebted to the church--to those who have developed our religious background. Through theirguidance we have formed high moral, democratic and spiritual standards. With a future in this troubled world ahead of us we feel confident with the faith installed in us by the church. When we were troubled we were always welcome in the house of Godg when we were happy we enioyed the fellowship ever present there . To those who have given us peace ofmind to face the challenge of tomorrowg to those who have developed in us high Christian goalsp to those who have given us courage to face our problemsp to those who have taught us how to live togetherin this world, we dedicate this 1955 edition of the Memory's Trail. In addltuon to operatung the schools the Board of Educatuon as plannung new hugh school Facnlutues Land as benng purchased and contracts wall be let soon for a umt housing agraculture Industrial arts and outdoor sports dressing rooms Plans are bemg drawn For twelve class rooms and a cafeterna whlchwull become the first umt of the new hugh school The shop bunldmg should be ready for use Sept ember 1955 the other umt by September 1956 BUHHD Ut EIJUUHTIUII eo waist' EAT Zobexg King' et Nhcheh f a LeOU Bowm fl fl.-4.--1 ed wovflfull N x SOUUSOH 1 sr ANDXNG mise rx. VHS9 Hat HILLIARD COLD STORAGE LOCKER Scxoto Darby Road 4 Hllhards, Ohxo 9 2 . . . A 'Y 'ff . . . . f . . . gh :H p in 1 . . . . . . . . li 5 f gif! F llll l ' 'l . qt sl A A 5 I ,ss , v . 5, i xt ' - ., Q - ' f P' PLHIIS RE UF S HIGH HILLIARDS METHODIST CHURCH Hilliards, Ohio LEON BOWMAN 6 - . BA SSEL J 22? Hx fm OHNSON VIRGIL HART ROBERT KING NED WOODRUFF 5 L -'P Being superintendentand chiefadministra tor officer of the Hilliards schools keeps Mr M.D. Hartsook busy with a full day's schedule During Mr. Hartsook's spare time he en ioys hunting and fishing . He is an act' ber of th ' MD HARTSOOK suPEmNTENDENl A frlendlysmu le for everyone is character :strc of Principal Warren Thomas who ISlI'1 his first year at Hllllards Hugh School After attending Ohio State University at Columbus where he received his B S and M A degrees he began his career teachun at Mlllersburg H 9 ugh School He taught at Canton Lehmanln Canton Ohio before com mg here FLEMING PURE OIL SERVICE Columbus 12 Ohio HEH Y-'X TW ii WARREN THOM 1 , . T I I S I T P S - x, if 73 h'tfn.,' , , . . - A ' 1 L, .,,,, 1 -Y?:g?',' . tl I o o o n o if xlib f . W 1 - 21' j o 0 V A K , . , , u AA, A , . I v. . Z 1 ' S ! , V: ' . I . ' V , N A W , . V Q z,i1,y W 'If' 'ytt V ,, . , , jaglxq ' '43 Q B 6 AS, PRINCIPAL :ve mem- e Masomc Lodge . RICHARD C, SCHETT LER A.B.. B.S. . O. D., Econ 84 Law ELIZABETH P HIGGINS MILDRED W SMITH HELEN M DAVIS B A En hsh B A En lsh B A Enghsh Sf French 'I . I fs , , Mx gf- 4?- 1-1 43 VOSS JEWELERS Lane Shopping Center A. B. JQ, umb- ROBERT W. STEWART B,S, in Ed., Science NORMA WOELFLING B.S, in Ed., Commercial LA VERNE MONETTE , Commercial, Journalism WILLIAM H. HARSH B. 5, in Ed., ind, Arts 'Sp' BILL Cdlll XRRA B. 5. in Ed., Sciencc FHCUHU HE PLHH F MARY KOHLER B. 5. in Ed., Home Ec. .5fN rf' if L-.fi ! S ,eq fo: if .,4 uv- X f ,- NORMAN MCELHENY PERRY R. REALL A.B., Commercial B.S.. W. Hist. Phys. Ed. PhyS. Ed. RUTH W. KELLAM B. in Ed., Phys. Ed., Art S STUDENTS FUTURE B. S, , Home Ec. ? Sf i ' FT 1 . I. n-5. -.1 1 ' - 273. B. 5. in Agr., M,S, Voc. Agr. an Q, if Q N. 5, . .2 , 'I Compliments of R. L. YOST 'J .1-.Q i JOHN MARKAKIS Advisor PUBLICHTIUHS memoirs maui The aimofthe 1955 MEMORY'S TRAIL is to give you some memories and high- lights of this year. We, the annual staff, have tried to make a better yearbook for you. We have added eight colored pages for your enioyment. This year we were fortunate to have one period each day set aside for working on the annual and school paper. The annual staff hopes you getas much enioyment out ofthe annual as we did putting it together. We, of the staff, are also rather proud of the fact that our annual will be a huge success financially. We worked, planned, and fought as a family, and our associations will last a lifetime. E l SEATED: Bessie Eckard, Jim Hetrick. STANDING: Dave Boerner, Rose Coleman. CARUSO'S RESTAURANT 3610 West Road Street 10 HDD TU SCHll0l SPIRIT inf umnnni s, The publication class was organized last year and consists of students with an A or B average in English. There were many difficulties with which to cope . There were dummies to be made up, stencils to be typed, and deadlines to meet. Although we had our friendly little spots we succeeded in getting the paper out every week. Around Christmas we took a little time off for some fun and had a Christmas party. It was a great success One of our fondest memories of Hilliards, will be the enjoy t h d k' h . men we a wor ing on the sc ool paper staff SEATED Shmey Skaggs Donna Mcamyer STANDING Dave Boerner N-'NIH mi, Z 'L LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 11 Ruth Owen, Rose Coleman, Shirley Skaggs, Deanna Holcomb, Anne Brock, Vera I-lomback. ROW 2: Donna Kreis, Nancy Bennett, Bessie Eckard, Carolyn Colliton, Nancy Hankins, Donna McBrayer. ROW 3: Dave Boerner, Jerry Evans, Lowell Johnson, Jerry Vagnier, Mr. Markakis, Jim Herrick. KINGSWOOD PHARMACY 1371 Grandview Avenue 11 l Q bb 1 4 lk If-mx-4 ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lou Leist, Donna McBrayer, Allen Grey, Charles Hart, Dick Denmer, Jim Galentine, Nancy Bennett. ROW 2: Mr. Shettler, Susie Hunt, Margaret Ann Wolpert, Martha Ann Mac- Carthy, Frances Espositio, Marilyn Opp, Carol Williams, Mary Ann Porterfield. ROW 3: John Humphries, Art Bellisari, Dave Boerner, Gary Dougherty, Max Grey, Bob Ebright, Tom Moore, Henry Rings. STUDENT CUUHUIL HALL MONITORS Carol Williams, Jim Gclenfine 12 A X ho i Richo fd She Compliments of CLEMENT MCAFEE 'ffer 0 fgx COOKS Mrs Bru er M l'S Morgan Mrs H on'-Wer CUSTUDIHHS USE 6 Mofgfln SALZABER'S GREENHO Lane Ave, -- Mr - Te DXPNN' muvs IN 1630 West CUSTO BETTY 8: STAN'S f Flshmger Bndge 13 North o SEATED: Mrs. Pumphrey. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Louanne Russell, Beverly Tewell, Mrs. Alberta Phumphries provides able assistance to Mr. Thomas inthe Principal 's office. Some of her daily duties are answering the telephone, keeping books and being secretary to Mr. Thomas. She is assisted by six of- fice girls who run errands and do other little chores around the office. J Lois Walker, Lois Lucas, Marlene Carey, Ella Skaggs. ,. f- , 4' K' v ' ,555-Y'i' 3 1 -. , . f L' ffl' - sf- The members of the li- brary staff are a great help to the students. They take care of all the books, mag- azines, and bulletin boards in the library. This year sev- eral improvements have been made in the way of furniture and more space for books. The greatest thing they learn is to deal satisfactory with people. The twelve students learned all these skills from Mrs. Smith, their worthy advisor. Campliments of HILLIARD M. Y. F. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Havely, Party Merckling, Nancy Hill, Mrs. Smith, Helen Gray, Beverly Mclvlillin, Avery Gilliam. CLHSS HISTURU As we look back, we readrly see why the class of 55 has been nicknamed the 'tradition breaking class We flrst began to lrve up to our nnckname by entermg the hugh school when we were only seventh graders We were lust 45 lrttle flsh In a bug pond ln that year, of course, we took orders from the bug wheels the upper classmen Our class officers were presrdent, Joe Emruch, vrce presrdent, Gloria Alspaugh, secretary, Irene Salmons, and treasurer, Frank Bowman As eughth graders, we were agaln the youngest class In the school The 54 of us chose as our leaders, presudent, Bessie Eckard, vice pres rdent, John Humphries, secretary, SandraSlchol, and treasurer, Donna Krels ln our graduation exercrse, tradrtron took another lolt as we presented the first enghth grade play The Bearded Lady When the smoke cleared 40 of us held enghth grade drplomas For the thrrd year nn a row, as freshmen, we were the youngest class In the school, at least we were getting to know our way around Our classwas rncreased by over 200'Wa to the total of T24 Our fresh man class offrcers were presldent, Larry Pendleton, vlce presrdent, Kenny Eberhard, secretary, Bessue Eckard, and treasurer, Sherry Pendle ton That was the year thatwe knuckled down and began rausmg money for our rumor semor prom numbered H6 Our class officers that year were presldent, Larry Pendleton, vrce president, Kenny Eberhard, secretary, Barbara Harrell, and treasurer, Donna McBrayer Before we knew at we had crossed the bridge between bemg the babies and bemg upper classmen We found at sort of nuce to be upper classmen, to be looked up to for a change We totaled T03 rn our lumor year Because of the suze of our class tradltlon again was broken The lunlor semor changed from a banquet to a prom wlth lnght refreshments Another bug undertaking was the class play You Can t Take It Wuth You Our class offrcers were president, Kenny Eberhard, vlce president, Charles Hart, secre tary Bessne Eckard and treasurer, Dorothy Smrth Deanna Holcomb was the only rumor to receuve a G A A letter, and state homemakers degrees were earned by Bessie Eckard Jamce Brown and Sandra Slchol When we came back from our vacatron we reallzed that frnally we were the bug wheels A sum of 102 was reached when the wheels were counted Representing the semor class were president, Jlm Hetrack, vnce presldent, Max Gray, secretary Bessie Eckard, and treasurer, Frank Bowman We agaln broke tradrtuon and completely re organized the student councnl The semor class play 'The Man Who Come To Dlnner was very successful 0 Il ll . , . . - . ,, . ' ' --ll ll U , . Finally, we were the babies no longer. In our sophomore year we --n I ' u - , . , . 1 ' ' I . o . . , ' ll Yi? ' . I, 5. Eff so J F BIG IIIUH IEHIJ CIHSS 2 VICE PRESIDENT Max Gray SECRETARY TREASURER Bessie Eckard I-rank Bowman Compliments of PRESIDENT Jim Hetrick 1 by K I Ill iT , is I Ma, 8zMRS,IELMO SPRING 'I Q I - I 18 SEHIUHS PLHH THEIR FUTURE Janice Brown E U. all John Brown Ronald Campbell Marlene Carey Bull Castle Rose Coleman THE CLAMPITTS 'E Z0 HUFFMAN Sz SON I G A H111 ards Oh1 lv' Melvin Collins Corolyn Collifon Harold Craven X-.wf ', , Mary Culp Lois Doughty 'xi f 2 X 1' X X 'x 1 la Doris Ye are r Compliments of H C, LATHAM X , - x SEHIUHS THHUE PHUTUS IIHHDS Larry Dougherty Kenny Eberhard Joe Emrl ch 3 Jerry Evans Jerry Fenton Pafrlck Flynn X ADRIAN S SHEEL SERVICE 4570 W Broad Street ZZ is-6 1157 I M MOOfI'Z BAKERY West Gare Manor Shoppmg Center I ' J rx 1 V rx r , - :S v -- , 1 My 4y,,r 1 .Iqy I 'K if David Francis ow 1-rf Jim Funk James Galenfme Nola Gillefly Dale Gray Joel Williams Barbara Harrell Charles Hart Cl'10fl6S Hoffman Deanna Holcomb Vera Ann Hornback PLAIN CITY GREENHOUSE Phone 33421 iw- -fs 1? if W John Humphries Clarence Hunt, Jr. Joann Hunt Lowell Johnson Bob Kaiser Vern Kasler SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 1-mliams, Ohio 'P SEHIUHS HEUHLL - EXCITING HIUIHEHTS Hurry Kessler James Kung Jr Fra Knapp Rnchord Knowles Donna Kress Donn Krelger SEILER S DEPARTMENT STORE 26 C 8a C CABINET SHOP 2404 12 W Broad Sweet Hllllards Ohxo nomar Plans M smn afnmu Gordon Moench Judy Moore Billy Morris 1:4 James Morrus Ruth Owen Bob Porsell X: RANCH BROS HARDWARE 28 REEB S CONFECTIONERY 2784 W Broad Street 2669 Sul11vant Ave 2 ,QQ A WN, , 'X ,7 I , x b ' f ' ,A i fl., ' QL . . EXTHH EVENTS BUSH UIHEELS 5 513--fx Merritt Riggs Mae Etta Rings Louonne Russell Charles Ryan Irene Salmons Walter Shuer DR, L IL LEAMAN DR H R, HELLER 2991 W Broad Street 5289 W Broad Su-eet Sandra Sichol fd Donna Sisson Ella Skaggs T' ,J xl N E Shirley Skaggs N1 Dorothy Smith Carl Smith Hoovslvs SERVICE STATION H X Hilliards, Ohio PHUHI, BHHUUET P CUIHPLETE UEHH Connle Snowden Robert Snyder Gary Spahr James Sparks Paul Spear Jeanette Stockett 'Q-1 FARMERS GENERAL REPAIR SHOP 3 Z ARMSTRONG SOHIO SERVICE Plaln Clty Ohxo Dub11n Ohlo 'V N' Beverly Tewell Janet Tullmcn Jerry Vcgmer Betty Vaughn s ss, 'Nu LOIS Wolker MARBLE CLIFF on co 33 2 a'I Dublm Road Janice Tillman GHHDUHTIUH IS llflll BEBIIIHIIIB Ita Whale Ruth Moe Wells Robert WI Uson Raymond Wolfe IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN Stillwater Tnbe 195 Hllliards Ohlo 34 ! . , ,v.s. PW. , .. . 'a Y . ,, E! . ll 514 61 H! ,fn K- X 71819 .vi I 9-11121314 161 2021 -N 1 23 . 2526 2728 -. 31 v V' N X X X an President . . Vice President . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . r er Cafol Yost' , 'menbe 3 ' Aman k lamce SGC' wauy Walk- Carol Plane ' h'1liP5' . Stxaffef- MarSafe'W0lPei - ROW 21 Hank P X- Rosemem' Bob - Pei- W 1. 1-1e1enSPYm9et' Nlatabelle Phillips' 1 H Newcon. Ronnie Bob Patron, Dlck T To RIGHT, RO - Catol williams. ary Wolfe, Caro Y walter Schatz. LEF d Grace Porter. et owen, Rosem us Don wuetli- Pa' woo S' - mick. Margin Ga: Nicodem ' h Ihs V6 ul. Y REDUCE P Y k Wakefield. Bmt' Pak Row an Frinwawe, Eugene Piano - Bit ' PhICYv The iunior class, with a number of achievements to its credit, is looking forward to another successful year with the added ad- vantage of being the ruling senior class. Among their past accomplishments is the class play, Strange Boarders, for the success of which they owe a great deal to Mr. Markakis. Mr. Yocum was a great help in putting over the Sadie Hawkin's Day race and dance . The juniors have their class rings,- were. responsible for several ofthe dances, and other activities during the past school' year, and are very proud of the successful prom. Nothing remains but the ar- rival of the first day of school in September. DR. JOHN HUMPHRIES Cemetery Road 38 JUHIURS LUUH FUHUIH UFHIIEHS . Eddie Murdock . Carol Williams . Mary Ann McCann . John Miller ill BIG xii H v'9 RIGHT Jackie Dow . ' Row ly Swa . RO , '8- Barb . me Crum. 1 Ev W 2. Jerry Frazee as 5Plcer, Nancy CO-ine Fox. Nancy Hank, Ha3:11J'n Decker, Nangy :11D0m, Stella Carzglll, Karen Greenwogg- Rosemary Collins Be 1 Dick Demn 3 L Bob H , e1'0n, Bevel . Nanc - tty Ba k er, Paul Gun arnson D0 1' Y Campbel Y Benner: Fr r er, fre Jack ' H-wen 1- Helen ' ances Hom ' che en. Row . Chaw . en. nowefh, Rex Crockett, Bob Eiterman gllla Aldred, lm Haney La ' ue. Marsh a fry Cooper 311 SEHIUH UEHH 1 4 z 2 4 ,' , -fx .. ...,. 1, LEFI' T0 RIGHT ROW 1: Martha Herndon, Betty Herndon, Delores Keller, Mary Morris, Patty Johnson, Lou Leist, Mary Jane McDaniel, Frances McFarland, Dixie Jenkins, Linda Messer, Shirley Murray. ROW 2: John Kirk, Eddie Murdock, Marilyn Murray, Judy McDowell, Judy Kellogg, Marilyn Judson, Suzanne Hunt, Mary Ann McCann, Howard Morris, Bruce Holder. ROW 3: Jack Miller, John Hughes, Roy Hoffman, Lee Holt, John MacCarthy, Gary Morgan, Don Huey, John Miller. Jim Kelley. MERCHANTS 8: FARMERS BANK CO 51 East Main Street 39 i , at 1' 'I f 1 , i President . Vice President . K Secretory. . Treasurer . Rogaile -ne McKenzie. OW 2: Maxi W, R DYSBU-s ary M00 , h, Beveihf in' RQSSYU mbetli R-XC e EvanS. Betty rrliviiigziiillafgaxet Ku:,xililiY und' Tdomwxaiter Efdy' Bobt , c ' e , r TO RIGHT. Row i?ati3YMercl4ung' B63 Evar1S. DOIOdRiO:Jai- Diflk MC? anixlrarreii Doison' Robe LEFT M0beIW- . Conkler. iew hlewein. i Amen Gfay' . S, Party M 3, Bill . , gin KU M nm. Game mbert. Bob MC .eg Dean Wexgir Gaieminev HMO 306 La d. Doug lenkm' happen. Bm Nd Lan is' evans. CWM mu. Tom Latlning' SUPHUHIUHES LUUH xr LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Marianne Crager, Barbara Decker, Par Drenning, Catherine Benson, Majorie Horst, Judy Holcomb, Peggy Gallagher, Barbara Bostic, Linda Dorn, Nancy Hill, Anna Jean Castorno, Betty Castle. ROW 2: Jim Fowler, Bill Fox, Patty Denman, Carol Ervin, Madaline Bowman, Carol Barker, M055 MEYER5 Bernice Bennett, Shirley Chapman, Patty Hunt, Rosella Brown, Tom Burbridge. ROW 3: Chet DeMary, Barber Everett Brown, Eddie Carey, Emmett Hughes, Jerry Baum, Herman Fackler, Dick love, John Eckard, Fred Broomhall, Carl Campbell, Art Bellisari. 40 'N UFFICERS Ll Lfg . Rachel Bowman . Art Bellisari , . Chet De Mary .Marilyn Opp LEFT To RIGHT Reeb Ma 'ROw1.C , ' 'Y Ka ' onme Sl S Y Pha -ine, 1 Sager. Mary Ann Slilres. Carla Siegfried valea Russell, Mar- OHJ3 See! ller, Freed U . Carol Sk llyll Opp V. I V enhulh Hai. EOnna Skaggs D03 Smith. Marlene Wasgs' Pennl' Pennell ligglma M388 Phylli p . ' o ' Hn , Cl - OW , f S Dick shaner Myers, R0U81d Shgrilaw, Shirley Scog' Sgilyn Williams 16112. Norira Sagravssrclk Ifudy ' an' G-My Do ' 3: Ro ' 6 Vanin ' 'eve Ughel-ty Hald Ryan O en Jo Ann Y ' m ROOP Bo ' may wer Dung- f d 5. Joh Y Owe . '7 Wa - n. Ronnie Schoonovgf FUHUIHHD TU 1957 186663 ll 'T,.uC LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Marianne Woods, Joy Wittmer, Sherry Washburn, Lynn Williams, Sally Vag- nier, Anna Whipple, Teresa Spear, Mary Justus, Beverly Mclviillen, Barbara Marl-tins. ROW 2: Lyman Trimmer, Charles Thomas, Robert Soma, Tony Mere, Joe Susi, Ralph Miller, Darryl Vanderlvlollen, HOXVLAND CO, Dick Suver, James Smith, Danny Tornick, Ronnie Walker, Paul Troesch. ROW 3: Wesley Ogden, Gene Monst, Ray Sweeney, Gene Yore, Charles Williams, Don Shaffer, John Slagle, Arnold Massie, John Plain City, Ohio Roberts, Don Skaggs, Ralph Walls. 41 RAY PATCH Red 81 White Store , I , , LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Thelma Chapman, Louise Chapman, Sharon Haughn, Linda Havely, May- belline Collins, Ann Conley, Carolyn Morris, Sue Campbell, Linda Gibboney, Linda Cameron, Jeanette Earl, Judy Latham. ROW 2: Larry Bales, Norman Bohlen, Earnest DeVictor, Leona Hall, Angie Hays, Bar- bara Jackson, Yvonne Hankins, Iline Garrett, Vivian Colliton, Sue Lare, Jean leming, Bernard Chap- man, Joe Hill, Leland Johnson, Martin Herf, Tom Moore, Allan Jasper. ROW 3: James l-luggett, Harold Gardner, Bob Ebright, Tom Doddridge, Charles Cameron, Allen Adkins, Ted Arick, David Darby, Tim Lamb, Joe Bee, Jimmy Clark, Eddie Hollar, Lee Grugel, Larry Hoffman. FHESHIES CHN D , ks. lane' ks' Clarxce spat Row 2: WBC ati. carollm Donna Sm . le. Youlli- er. -yi UDRP? anwe' Barbara am Maw .StenS at Shwew' Bi Swishet. V . m G Y r Row 11Berbar2T .mmen Unda S , oxen Smlm' on ROW 3: Giqimrxngrom GBT. Mary 'J Bill S1011 r -yhomP5 ' Carl T TOR! rt, bet. W l6Y aers. Lieber. wsannemfsgpsraxr. Game ilxrinie MCWZV3' Wien. Cham San ch. 5 DCU' - , 3 mms: vlfrieexer. Notbgrixmpeseenxey :Xxotraobbv Sweeney' Dav me ' . ao ' MYCIS. NESS! Kenneth ha Henry H atolcl Shambwg' President. . Vice President . Secretory. . Treasurer . THE CLAMPITTS G S YEATER Plumbing 8: Heating Fr 8 4223 ULHSS 6 5 1 . , g r 'Y Q-u LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Nancy Anderson, Pat Guiffre, Patty Burt, Helen Gray, Nellie Gardella, Dar- lene Gard, Patty Gard, Sandra Froggatt, Barbara Craig, Frances Esposito, Betty Funk, Carol Grant. ROW 2: Gerald Badgley, Paul Adkins, Vivian Boyd, Leona Gilletly, Velma Boggs, Nelda Gaines, Mary Gray, Linda Griffith, Tina DeBord, Carol Bausch, Leah Chorniak, Harold Evans, Don Bateman. ROW 3: Jack ' G D er Bowshier, Jack Brown, Carl Earl, Robert Green, Danny Chenoweth, Bill Carl, Larry Grener, ary ev . Larry Adkins, Dawson Ball, Roger Cramer. HHI UHIVT THEU! LEFT Martha A 1 1 nn M I loyc Son, Sylvia NiaCC8flhy: D01-Othe Slaner ROS6maryM Mary O,RYan godemus, ROw2YC1:cFar1and. Phyu. ontgomery' Doroth Kin Q R ' Brbara M : aunce 15 MOU! y Owen B111 if OW 3: Bill Sa1mOcKf2e, Phyllis Rin y Slfine. Margariotgery' Georgine Hg. Sue Ann Renner Shnngalel Paul Skns. Louie Rice GSS. Vicki Sherman Dcbulze, Flora P mes. Jenny John 3888 Jim s -' ere Moor ' Ofma R am- Sand ' hlple e' T0m M Use- M 'ff Nash Y. Gary Lon Oore Dj ,Vrt1eMcKi . . gfellow Ri ' ck Harrisg nzle. Glen . Chard Kes, U. Fred K1 -. 1 efmveg ,wi ei , et' ' To RIGHT UFFIIIERS . Fred Klefrovefs . Lorry Adkins . Gary Swisher . Lech Chormiok M 8: M RESTAURANT Hilliards, Ciiio R- ' '???4f ul..g,,g1ff X Q 05 Qi! g' i- if! Q, ,. Q L4 Q' Q if Q 1 I , N' -IQ R Q f n , I A V, B ,. T' A1- 1. 4 1,5 sf, JE 4 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Darlene Gard, Nellie Gardella, Judy Reeb, Carla Siegfried, Donna Kreis, Sandra Sichol, Karen Greenwood, Patty Gard. ROW 2: Thelma Chapman, Angie Hayes, Barbara Jack- son, Judy McDowell, Clarice Sparks, Sue Lare, Barbara Craig, Sandra Froggett, Shirley Scott, ROW 3: Mary Stenger, Margaret Schultz, Majorie Horst, Carol Erwin, Patty Denman, Sue Ann Renner, The Hiliiards F.H.A. Chapter is one of the most active in the state of Ohio. The theme of the T954-55 year was Homemaking Training Today Brings Better Homes Tomorrow. The fol- lowing themes were carried out in each monthly meeting: To promote a growing ap- preciation of the ioys and satisfaction of ho me ma k - ing, to emphasize the impor- tance of worthy home mem- bership, to encourage de- mocracy in home and com- munity life, to work for good Xxxixirfi- FUTURE HUHIETIIH N Kal an V 77 fa Ja ,I lllITH UJHRTII CUUH .-' Q, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Marilyn Opp, lvalea Russell, Connie Slane, Frances Bohlen, Nancy Cow- 0' A 3 gill, Betty Vaughn, Virginia Rings, Sonja Seely. ROW 2: Betsy Morris, Margaret Kuhlewein, Pat iffy, xqjif Moberly, Sue Campbell, Phyllis Montgomery, Mary Alice Pughline, Frances Esposito, Mrs. Mc- Ti XX lik' Donald. ROW 3: Marlene Carey, Doris Yeater, Carolyn Morris, Linda Gibboney, Bessie Eckard, Mae Shirley Chapman, Anna Jean Castorno. 'K N 5 5 8 ,tv fa x ' 7' sf 6' x , rf- JOHN PASICKA Building Contractors 501 Muron Road Etta Rings, Betty Herndon, Jewell Evans. ,qw home ond family life for all: to promote international good will: to foster the de- velopment of creotive leed- ership in home ond commun- ity life: to provide for whole- some individual ond group recreation, and to future in- terest in home economics. The club contributed to for- eign ciid by giving to Core ond Friendship Among Children. Through the fine leadership of Miss Mary Koh- ler, the club had c very suc- cessful year. RS FHCE FUTURE E Hllll HIGH HUPES 'C7 Y V7 F. H. A. PLANNING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Sichol, Donna Kreis, Carla Siegfried, Judy Reeb. ? LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Delores Keller, Jackie Downing, Rosemary Montgomery, Phyllis Patch, Carol Skaggs, Rosanne Wolpert, Adelyn Williams, Lynn Williams. ROW 2: Beverly Campbell, Willa Aldred, Janice Streitenberger, Janet Weber, Carolyn Newton, Mary Morris, Judy Moore, Sally Vagnier, Miss Kohler. ROW 3: Margaret Ann Wolpert, Judy Kellogg, Pat Johnson, Mailyn i X Judson, Janice Bloomfield, Carol Yost, Helen Springer, Dorothy Owen, Miss Kohler A' ld ill LANTZ FLOWERS 1999 Henderson Road DALLAS COAL 8: SERVICE 3265 McKinley Avenue AMERICA ll f H , 1 F' .tv Q - ,' SA ROW l- Harold Leach, Darryl Vander Mallen, ioe Lambert, Allen Gray, Bob Windle. Whire Harold Evans, Dick McFarland, John Roberrs, Bob Eb- ROW 31 Tom Burbridge, Larry Ad- LEFT TO RIGHT, . Bohn Eckard, Tom Lamberi. ROW 'Zz Mr. . righr, Shannon Russell, Tom Moore, Bill Galenrine, Mr, Scheuler, Y re, Dick Love Tom Evans, Eddie Carey, Fred Klerrovers, Everett Brown. E lil-ll iillllll illlill METRO MOTOR SALES 1160 W. Brgad Street lllilllBillS ll LEFT TO RSGFYY, ROW ln Ray Bennerr, Larry Pendleton, 1imGalenrine, Max Gray, Dave Boerner, Charles Hart, Dale Gray, ROW '21 Mr. Koncar, Jerry Evans, Kenny Eberhard, lack Chenowerh, Donn Kreiger, Soel Williams, David Francis, IohnBrown, Dick Craven, Paul Spear, ROW 3: Lowell Sohnson, iohnlilliller, Bill Dorn, ierry Baum, Ronnie Rosemeier, Gary Morgan, Lee Flolr, Frank Bowman, John Humphries, ierry Vagnier. if Q LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Ruth Owen, Louanne Russell, Ella Skaggs, Deanna Holcomb, Anne Brock Hornback, Doris Yeater. ROW 2: Carol Yost, Willa Aldred, Janice St ' Sandra Sichol, Judy Moore, Rita White, M' ' Marilyn Judson B , Vera reitenberger, Jan' ' iss Woelfling. ROW - , arbara Harrell, Sh ice Bloomfield, 3. Frances McF erry Pendleto arland, Carol n C n, Mae Etta Rin y olliton, gs, Helen Chawner. IH!-HI-9 lfHlIHfS UHHISTIHII ffll0IllSHlP LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Janice Brown, Donna Kreis, Bessie Eckard, Betty Vaughn, Rose Coleman, Mar- garet Wolpert, Nancy Cowgill. ROW 2: Lois Walker, Janice Tillman, Carol Planck, Karen Greenwood, Dorothy Smith, Shirley Skaggs, lrene Salmons, Carol Williams, Frances Bohlen. ROW 3: Marlene Carey, Donna McBrayer, Judy Kellogg, Pat Johnson, Marilyn Murray, Beverly Campbell, Lou Leist, Nancy Bennett. l E GRAY T- V- 5157 Jeanette Rd- DUBLIN APPLIANCES Duijlin. Ohlo LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Barbara Young, Jane Vanlue, Nellie Gardella, Frances Esposito, Rosanne Wolpert, Penny Pennell, Barbara Vanlue, Linda Gibboney, Vivian Boyd. ROW 2: Mary Kay Phares, Nancy Anderson, Phyllis Patch, Patty Merckling, Janet Weber, Adelyn Williams, JoAnn Young, Carol Skaggs, Bobby Sweeney. ROW 3: Sandra Froggett, Judy Reeb, lviadaline Bowman, Joy Witt- mer, Gene Yore, Chet DeMary, Barbara Craig, Jenny Johnson, Bill Carl. JUIIIUH DHHTHHTIUS LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Yvonne Hankins, Sharon Haughn, Betsy Morris, Sally Vagnier, Rachel Bowman, Carla Siegfried, Majorie Horst, Margaret Kuhlewein, Teresa Spear, Martha Ann Mac- Carthy. ROW 2: Peggy Gallagher, Patty Denman, Clarice Sparks, Sue Lare, Sylvia Nicodemus, Judy Latham, Lynn Williams, Sherry Washburn, Phyllis Rings, Mr. Parent, ROW 3: Rosemary Montgomery, Dick McFarland, Bill Galentine, Dave Kendall, Judy Holcomb, Bob Windle, Shannon Russell, Ron- nie Schoonover, Dorothy Owen. it f 55+ ffl The members ofthe Black Mask Club had a very suc- cessful year. They sponsored an assembly with the produc- tion ofanone actplay, The Jeweled Hand. In Feb- ruary, they went on a field trip to the Hartman Theater to see the stage production HILLIARDS BARBER SHOP 28 East Main Street HILLIARDS BEAUTY SHOP 64 East Main Street Cr, all f'Q fi V l X V LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Ruth Owen, Dorothy Smith, Anne Brock, Nola Gilletly, Pat Woods, Don- na Sisson, Stella Cameron, Fra Knapp, Mary Culp, Shirley Skaggs. ROW 2: Jerry Vagnier, Jerry Frazee, Jack Chenoweth, Kathleen McKean, Barbara Harrell, Carolyn Colliton, Dick Knowles, Dale Gray, Carl Smith, Don Bostic, Lowell Johnson. ROW 3: Bill McNamer, Howard Morris, Paul Spear, Bob Wilson, Merritt Riggs, Dave Boerner, Dave Francis, Gary Spahr, Garden Moench, Charles Hoffman, Jim Sparks. of Tec and Sympathy star- ring Deborah Kerr . They also had c program for showing the correct methods of apply- ing make-up, forwhichthey had a lady from Ohio State University as the d e mo n - strotor . SEQUOIA COUNCIL DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS Hilliards, Ohio Compliments of KENNY ROAD MARKET i 3 BLHEH IHHSH CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT ROW 1 Mar Ann Porterfield Janice Tillman Vera Hornback Janice Brown, I I Y s 1 I Ella Skaggs, Jim Hetrick, Bob Parsell, Sherry Pendleton, Deanna Holcomb, Carol Planck. ROW 2 Frances McFarland, Helen Chawner, Lou Leist, Irene Salmons, Carol Williams, Marabelle Phillips, Marilyn Murray, Mary Ann McCann, Carol Yost, Rose Coleman, Lois Davenport, Beverly Tewell ROW 3: Jim Haney, Lois Walker, Donna McBrayer, Rita White, Nancy Bennett, Allan Renner, Lou anne Russell, Rosemary Collins, Nancy Hankins, Patsy Harford, Don Wuertz. lj, no l C z J EHEHCH CLUB -Q.. 1? C 24. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 11 Marianna Woods, Barbara Bostic, Sharon Washburn, Pat Guiffrc, Linda Dorn, Penny Pennell, Jenny Johnson, Mrs. Davis. ROW 2: Bill Dorn, John Miller, George Steuber, Martha Ann MacCarthy, Vivian Boyd, Nancy Anderson, Ray Sweeney, Ronnie Schoonover, Herman Fackler. ROW 3: Robert Lanning, Bill Nightingale, Bob Kirk, Ralph Walls, Gary Dougherty, Dick Suver, Dick Harrison, Lee Grugel. El 1, 3 I 2 4 Q Cin' ,HBO YV LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW l: Richard Shaner, John MacCarthy, Joe Susi, Vivian Colliton, Jeannette Stockett, Dick Knowles, Bob Parsell, Merritt Riggs, Eddie Holler, Joe Hill, ROW 2: Tom Dodridge, Jim Haney, Robert Soma, James Smith, Gary Spahr, Bob Wilson, Fred Kletrovets, James Huggett, Larry Hoffman, Mr. Stewart. ROW 3: Lee Grugel, Gary Dever, Larry Adkins, Dick Harrison, Charles Wilson, Ted Arrick, Richard Landis, David Wheeler, Glen King, Allan Renner, Melvin Collins. 52 SCIENCE CEUB I :Ill RH lllffllll ISQHI Q . . ' Il '. ' f 'IZDJIII ' I-Ufllll 5'??' L.. CONKLIN'S FURNITURE STORE Hilliards, Ohio z . if: l U any LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mr. Boucher, Norman Bohlen, Glen King, Bob Shaffer, Eugene Planck Sandra Sichol-Queen, Bill Walker, Charles Hart, Ray Hoffman, Donn Kreiger, David Francis. ROW 2: Bernard Chapman, Dick Smith, Henry Rings, Bob Eiterman, Gorden Moench, Charles Hoffman Paul Adkins, James Huggett, Larry Hoffman, Paul Troesch, Ralph Wilt, Jim Smith, Gary Dever, Joe Bee, Larry Grener, Oakley Viers, Don Shaffer, Walter Shier, Dean Kreiger, Eddie Holler. ROW 4 Bill Kuhlwein, John Roberts, Gene Monst, Jerry Frazee, Don Wuertz, John Slagle, Lee Holt, David Wheeler, Roger Cramer. Y Q J J I i r il fl 'U rw'g'y?r-J 'Q --q LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Mr. Harsh, Donn Kreiger, Bob Kaiser, John Brown, Wayne Bloomfield, Teresa Spear, Bob Parsell, Judy Fenton, Mrs. Kellam. ROW 21 Glen King, Bill McNamer, Cecil Jewett, Dick Love, Sonja Seely, Carolyn Weeks, Kathleen McKean, Janet Tillman, Linda Havely. ROW 3: Leland Johnson, Tom Barbridge, Everett Brown, Stanley Robinson lll, John Eckard, Tom Evans, Robert Lanning, Roger Cramer, John Roberts. ROW 4: Eddie Carey, Dick Smith, Bill Castle, Vern Kessler, Jim Miller. Jim King. Merritt Riggs, Walter Erdy, Bill Morris. 53 HRT-PHUTU CLUB TREMONT PHARMACY Tremont Shopping Center i X1 t r ' E 1 1 2 x f Y 3 ir Pfesidenf Vice Presidenf . Secretory, r Treasurer Sefgednf of Arms Martha McCarthy, . H, H- EEF5-TO RIGHT, Row 1. S Y 13 Montgomery. Fragmsesljampbeu, S Cfsarland LEFT T O RIGHT, ROW 1: Iudy Holcomb, Mary Kay Phares, Judy Reeb, Nellie Gardella, Carolyn Morris, Dorothy McFarland, Helen Gray, Mrs. Kellam. ROW 2: Swanie Crumrn, Patsy Harford, Helen Chawner, Carol Williams, ludy Latham. Phyllis Rings, Mariorie Horst, Lou Leist, Rose Coleman, lenny Johnson. ROW 3: ludy Moore, Sherry Pendleton, Deanna Holcomb, Carol Planck, bots Davenport, George- jean Haines, Jeannette Earl, Rosemary Montgomery, Louise Chapman. . Z v RUTH KELLAM Advisor H11-LT OP 2421 WIEZELRY STORE . oad Stfeet HILLI A RD? SEA SCOUTS Sh1P 148 Marilyn M may. M arY Arm Porterfield. Hilliafds' Chic 54 Ma Hill? 231, hgccann. Pat woods : Carla Siegfried .FNancy ' 'Shoes ERS ary Ann Porterfield . Frances McFarland ! 1 f , 1 I I l l . . Marilyn Murray W, T . Mary Ann McCann . Patty Woods LEFT T Margaret Ann W' l:Ade1yn Wim ol 8 Nelda Gaines' Bevgeff, Lynn williams 'L-9. Dorothy Smith. sau anne wolpen. H ryCampbe1L S 1 . ary Morris Doroth YVa8nier, Marabeu H Y T T C 1. eleng . ,Vvia N- ' y ow ePh-1,- 0 mon. Janice Sueirelignger. Delores Kelipdemus. Pnyws Vendfn. Row 2: Tina Debfo gps. ehynis Patch, erger, wma Aid . ROW 3, Carol Y ick, Velma Bo I , Linda Griffirh U I' U B red, P351 h osg Caro, G 885, Barbara M K . Bohlen, Nancy Cowgill, Sonja Seely, Betsy Morris, Mar- garet Kuhlewein, Pattvierckling, Teresa Spear. Jane Fox. ROW 3: Peggy Gallagher, Sharon Washburn, Becky Lind. Judy McDowell, Karen Greenwood, Bessie Eckard, Bar- bara Harrell, Sharon Haughn, Linda Dorn. o nson, Sandra Sichol ranl, Janice Bloomfieid e?iRns- ' ' Vlan This year the G.A.A. Club was very active and suc- cessful. The club offered many different sports and spon- sored the football homecoming activities under the direction of Mrs. Kellam, the advisor, with Mary Ann Porterfield as chairman of decorations . This year, the club offered golfand archery in addition to the numerous other sports in its summer program. The G.A.A. Club is based on the point system. For TOO paints, a membership certificate is earned, 600 points, a numeral, 900 points, awildcat and for T200 pointsa G.A.A. letter. Points are earned by seniors and two underclassmen who received letter awards, the underclassmen were Louisa Potts and Deanna Holcomb. The G.A.A. holds one meeting a month on alternating periods, and classes every Friday. Girls do not have to belong to G.A.A. to attend these meetings . To complete this year abanquet will be held at Barnett's White House . THE CLUB GLORIA BIDDLE'5 DRIVE INN 2195 Riverside Drive 3571 W, Broad Sn-ear 55 ROW l, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Snyder, Art Bellisari, Dale Gray, Bob Harrison, Jim Morris, Joel Will iams, Jim Galentine, Kenny Eberhard, Marshall Hall, Jerry Fenton. ROW 2: Mr. Reall, Jerry Evans Dick Pelphrey, Gary Morgan, Frank Bowman, Jim King, Jim Miller, Larry Dougherty, Harry Kessler Ray Bennett, Mr. McElheny. ROW 3: Dick Dentner, Charles Hart, Dave Pasicka, Eddie Murdock Dick Craven, Chuck Wilson, Joe Emrich, Larry Pendleton, Max Grey, John Humphries, Gene Planck Jerry Pendleton, Bill Walker., RUSSELL GRAIN CO. Hilliards, Ohio VHHSITU- HUHUR SUCHTU ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lou Leist, Nancy l-lankins, Marlene Carey, Judy Moore, Deanna Holcomb, Mr. Hartsook, Anne Brock, Dorothy Smith, Patsy Harford, Carolyn Newton. ROW 2: Donna McBrayer, Carole Yost, Nancy Cowgill, Margaret Ann Wolpert, Helen Chawner, Frances McFarland, Marilyn Murray, Karen Greenwood, Shirley Skaggs, Irene Salmons, Rose Coleman, Mary Ann Porterfield, Bessie Eckard. ROW 3: Jim l-letrick, Gary Spahr, Gordon Moench, Lowell Johnson, Dave Francis, Joe Emrich, Frank Bowman, Charles Hart, Kenny Eberhard, Dick Dentner, Jerry Evans, Max Grey, John Humphries. NIH HIHIHRDS W QW wJ I 2' A' HIISS HILLIHRDS 194170044 M fe Ygx l :Z 1 C D Li 1 r'l 's 1 1 r'f 'l --I --'I TTEHUHHT JUHIUH H Comphmemzs of POLLY GARDELLA ,U 'KW , I ,rd V f. f if L -F - wif . . :lk 'f :L s , - ' , f-ff . 'fi' , Y: 1- 1' X If fgg.' ,M 1 wig, A 'S , ' M Vg- is 5' f Qt K ' w ' VHF 'I 3 Q ' M, 'fc' . f ' - . 3' U 2,545 . 4 3, x , jp fkjl 1 . Ab i 3 1' 'J N 'S 5, , . X M 252 X . . . , xl gal K V :V L I 4 ' ' ' I 'B Comphmems of CHESTER A HIHRU HHH HICCHHH Junmn nmnnnnr DUIHIH MCBHHUER simon nnfnnnm YODER'S FARM EQUIPMENT Plain City, Ohio JUDU HIUUHE simon nmnnnm -155 SM? BTG' I ' x av? ' PARKER'S BLACK 62 WHITE FARM Edward L, Parker BRHUUHTE anne annex rf, X li r l nnunn Hll 'L .Sql L ,, ' F r ': X 1 .4 A . .al L. 2 .v1- L 2 - - ,, , h Q . 7' 1 I i l 115. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Lowell Johnson, John Brown, John Eckard, Bob Parsell, Merritt Riggs, Bob Windle, Bob Wilson, Dick Shaner. ROW 2: Emmitt Hughes, Lee Grugel, Dick Smith, Fred Kletro- vets, Shannon Russell, Jack Chenoweth, George Steuber, John Roberts, Mr. White. H. P. MICHEL Electrical Service and Repair Hilliards, Ohio BOU'S HND GIRl'S CHUHUS LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 11 Vera Hornback, Judy Holcomb, Nellie Gardella, Peggy Galagher, Dar- lene Gard, Patty Gard, Rosanne Wolpert, Judy Latham, Sherry Washburn, Teresa Spear, Linda Havely. ROW 2: Mr. White, Clarice Sparks, Sue Lare, Martha Ann McCarthy, Carolyn Weeks, Penny Pennell, Patty Denman, Carol Skaggs, Sharon Haughn, Judy McDowell, Vivian Colliton, Nancy Anderson. ROW 3: Janice Tillman, Carla Siegfried, Judy Reeb, Sue Campbell, Frances Es- pocito, Lois Walker, Loreanne Russell, Doris Yeater, Georgejean Haines, Jenny Johnson, Phyllis Patch, Janet Weber. ROW 4: Ruth Owen, Rachel Bowman, Rita White, Janice Brown, Marlene Carey, Irene Salmons, Bessie Eckard, Mary Stenger, Linda Cameron, Linde Gibboney, Vivian Boyd, Sandra Frogget. 1 I 1 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Carla Siegfried, Rosanne Wolpert, Martha Ann MacCarthy, Judy Reeb, Nellie Gardella, Sharon Washburn, Frances Espocito, Lea.hChoranik, Phyllis Patch, Marlene Carey, Patty Gard, Darlene Gard, Doris Yeater, Louanne Russell, Janice Brown. ROW 2: Judy McDowell, Irene Salmons, Bessie Eckard, Ruth Owen, Rachel Bowman, Judy Holcomb, Maribelle Phillips, Rita White, Peggy Gallagher, Linda Gibboney, Lois Walker, Janice Tillman, Vera Hornback, Mr. White. ROW 3: Dick Shaner, John Roberts, Lowell Johnson, Shannon Russell, Merritt Riggs, Bob Windle, John Eckard, Jack Chenoweth, Bob Parsell, John Brown, Dawson Ball, Bob Wilson, George Steuber, Dick Smith, Lee Grugel, BHHIJHHDCHUIR xm, 1 g 1 CARPET INC. South McDonald LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Judy Reeb, Judy Holcomb, Barbara Bostic Margaret Wolpert, Carla Sieg fried, David Snyder, Martha Ann MacCarthy, Patty Gard, Shannon Russell, Rachel Bowman, Mr. White. ROW 21Carol Skaggs, Rosanne Wolpert, Dick Shaner, Bill Nightingale, Paul Spear, Sue Lare, Jim Haney, Don Boerner, Phyllis Patch, Carolyn Weeks, Phillip Russell, Tom Doddridge, Ronnie Schoonover, Jack Chenoweth, Joe Lambert, Marty Herf, Bill Carl, Bill Morris, Vera Hornback. 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A , V , Jerry 'E fs V9 L EH Ebergnrd Hurry Kessler W7 lson lfrshnll Hull Larry Pendleton - f Gray Jim Galentinef Jerry Pendleton Larry fHGTf A Eddle Murdock I Bull Walker Dick Gary Morgan Ar? Bellgri Dick Pelphrey RESERVE SUUHIJ This year the reserves were made up of the Freshmen and some upper classmen who needed more experien ce . There were eleven upper classmen and 28 freshmen which made up the team. As Mr. Shaw put it, referring to hisfreshman squad, he had 47 boys out for football and ended up with 28 men . The reserves had a fair season winning two, losing two, andtyingone. They were defeated by London and Worthington . They defeated Westerville, Marysville, and tied Grove City. The way the games were played, for example, the upper classmen would play two quarters then the freshmen would play two. That way everyone got some experience and with this experience many reserves will be moved up to the varsity. 'ns S MF- Reall, MICZACHES . haw, MI. Mcglheny LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW 1: Henry Rings, Harold Evans, Steve Siegfried, Larry Bales, Jimmy Clark, Roger Pritchard, Tim Lamb, Carl Whittington, Steve Vorulas. ROW 2: Dawson Ball, Ronnie McBrayer, Jimmy Weaver, Bob Ebright, Dick Harrison, Allan Adkins, Fred Kletrovets, Charles Cameron, Chauncey Slane. ROW 3:Kenny Adkins, Phillip Russell, Glenn Winegardner, Edson Kidwell, George Steuber, Tom Moore, Vick Stewart, Fred Broomhall, Jerry Richardson, Perry Ball. .V E.. v J I VS: ,,, fr, , Q: t . Compliments of S. R. WEAVER DON PENDLETON inf' Af UUEEII SHEHRU x -1- va L., , fe, r, . ., X3 nA w, X , . v J '- ...Q ' I , 1 X 1 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Pauy Sally Vagneet. Woods, Do RP-Y AND COURT GTBIOR, Barbara Haneu, QUEEN SHE ' en Sheny Pen una Krexs, Que Compliments HU-UARD5 MU SIC BOASTER 1954 Qu een Patty Vagnier Crm The Que . ens wlth escom 1 O O 1 toll. Queen ShSl'l'Y Pend e fwfr X X I , . A H If 4 I lfllll ll ll fill ll ,MH M QUEEN AND COURT WITH ESCORTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Rosemler and Parry Woods, Don Bosric and Barbara Harrell, Jerry Kal tenbach and Patty Vagnier, Donn Krieger and Sherry Pendleton, Dave Francis Bob Shaffer and Sally Vagnier. and Donna Kri 66. h. Kaltenbac and jerry comP1imenu 1-1 BURBRIDGE LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Gallagher, Sherry Pendleton, Nellie Gardella. MHJUHETTES CHEERLEHDEHS ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances McFarland, Dorothy Smith, ROW 2: Patty Woods, Helen Chawner, Sandra Sichol, Judy Moore. HOLLIDAY'S SUPER MARKET Hilliards, Ohio XX. XL 66 98 ku 9' Wi ' 0 li ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Adkins, John Eckard, John Roberts, Gene Yore, Bob Hall, Charles Lep- pert, Gary Dougherty, Dick Love. ROW 2: Henry Rings, Dawson Balls, Gary Devers, Bob Ebright, Tom Moore, Fr RESERVE SUUHD This year's reserve squad was made up of nine freshmen and six sophomores. The reserves had a 9-6 all around record and a 5-5 league record. They tied for third place with Worthington and Grove City. They defeated Grove City twice, Worthington twice and Marysville once and in turn COACH PE were defeated twice by Worthington, twice by London and once by Marysville. They played good ball all year and should be congratulated for their work. RRY Rt:ALL FRANKLIN PLVWOOD as LUMBER sfxuss 5479 Lrnworth Road R l FRANK BowMAN, FORWARD ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Love, Ronnie Rosemier, Marshall Hall, Bill Fox, Kenny Eber- hard. ROW 2: Mr. Reall, Dick Suver, Joe Em- JOEL WILLIAMS, CENTER HENRY H. PIERCE JR. Insurance 3636 Cemetery Road CHGEH 1 4 . -N YA Az I . rich, Frank Bowman, Gary Dougherty, Joel Will-' iams, Jim Miller, Ralph Walls. JOE EMRICH, FORWARD UF 1955 2 KEN EBERHARD, GUARD RUSS SEELY'S CYCLE SALES 4900 Scioto Darby Creek Road Cycle Sales DUBLIN RESTAURANT 4452 Riverside Drive uqgi. AK THE Uuffn H SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ann McCann, Judy Moore, Queen Sandra, Don- na McBrayer, STANDING, anvi- k. 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JOHN AND BOB WILLIAMS SOHIO SERVICE ...-I Got Those Li nes? Concentration Another Eddie Fisher ? Busy Bees? STRAIT MOTOR SALES 2562 East Broad Street SCH00l SPIRIT The school spirit this year was outstanding mall events The students backed the football and basketball teams through the entire season and track received a greater interest than ever before on the parts of the students It does the boys on the teams good to see what an Interest the student body takes In them The more spirit we show the better the boys will work together and put Hilllards at the top ofthe lust In all sport events they will have to go a long way before they can out do us ID our spirit We hope that the underclassmen, and also those who are graduating, will con tmue to support our school team School spirit shouldn't stop after you areout of school You should continue to support the teams after graduation This shows that you are really faithful to your school SCIOTO BUS CO INC Hllhards Ohlo Ed Fox Mgr Our school spirit also makes an impression on the opposing schools. It shows that THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 M E MU OWPRD SPEAKER REV H MF 94 GHHDUHTIUH The class of T955 was the largestclass ever to graduate from Hulluards Hugh School Itcon susted of 96 students 57 boys and 39 gurls The Baccalaureate exercuses were held on May 20 un the hugh school audutoruum The Rev J P Adams was the speaker The commencement ceremony was held un the audutoruum on the evenung of May 24 The Rev Howard E Mumma of the Broad Street Methodust Church gave the class address on The Importance of the Induvudual Heading 'O word One occomp 'S I! J lished sod Dom., 0 K ' . FSIS Fecelvin 9 her diploma from Mr , - Vfr EMU ' 1 Processioncnl leading to the great event. 95 Hqrf SEIIIUR HCTIVITIES MELVIN BARLOWE Sam A 1 2 RAYMOND H BENNETT FFA 12 Van-:1tyH1234 Footballl C1nzensh1p Day Cand1date 4 4 HIY3 WAYNE BLOOMFIELD Bloom Art Photo Club 1 2 DAVID MARTIN BOERNER Dave H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Sec y 4 Photo Club2 Black Mask 3 4 Stu dent Councll 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 2 Track 2 Band 1 2 Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Annual Staff Asst Editor 4 Cmzenship Day Candxdate 4 W1ldcat Staff Asst Edrtor 3 Edltor 4 DONALD BOSTIC Don West Hrgh School 1 2 3 LADDIE FRANK BOWMAN Digger 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Letterman 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Let terman 3 4 Flag Bearer Band 2 Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Class Treas ANNE MARIE BROCK West Hlgl School 1 2 3 Tri H1 Y 4 Black Mask4 W1ldcat Staff 4 Honor Socrety 4 IANICE PAULINE BROWN F H A 1 2 3 Jr Dramatlcs 1 2 Black Mask 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 State Homemaker Degree 3 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls GleeClubl 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Sec y 4 All County Chorus 1 2 3 4 AllCountyBand1 3 4 Ir Class Play Sr Class Play JOHN RAYMOND BROWN H1 Y 2 3 4 Photo Club 1 2 Art Photo Club 3 4 Pres 4 Track 2, M1xed Chorus 3 4 Boy s Glee Club 3 4 Sr Class Pla RONALD CAMPBELL Ronnre H1 Y 4 Art Photo Club 4 SCIBHCC Club l 96 JOYCE MARLENE CAREY F H A 1 2 3 4 Jr Dramaucs 1 2 Tr1 H1 Y3 4 Honor Socxety 4 Gul s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 M1X6d Chorus 1 2 4 All County Chorus 2 4 Offlce Staff 4 BILLY EUGENE CASTLE 11 Art Photo Club 1 2 ROSE MARIE COLEMAN Jr Dramatics 1 2 French Club 2 3 Black Mask 4 G A A 4 Tr1 H1 Y 3 4 Treas 4 Honor Socrety 4 Gul s Glee Club 1,2 M1Xed Chorus 1 2 Frank.l1n County Mus1c Fesuval Ir 8: Sr Class Play Committee Wildcat 8: Annual Staff Art Edltor 4 C1I1Z6l'lSh1P Day Candrdate Manager MELVIN COLLINS Sc1ence Club 1 CAROLYN ANNE COLLITON Black Mask 3 4 Photo Club 3 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Gul s Glee Club l 2 Jr 8:Sr Class Plays wl.1dC8I Staff4 HAROLD RICHARD CRAVEN Herm H1 Y 2 3 4 Black Mask 3 VBISIIY H Football 1 2 3 4 Letterman 4 Baseball 3 Letterman 3 Jr Class Play MARY VIRGINIA CULP G A A 1 2 Sc1ence Club 1 Llbrary Staff 1 LARRY LEE DOUGHERIY DUTY Sc1ence Club 1 H1 Y 2 Black Mask 3 Varslty H 4 W1ldcat staff 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Letterman 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Let terrnan 3 4 Basketball 3 Jr Class Play KENNY EBERHARD 1 Ir Dramaucs 1 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Varsxtyl-I 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Class Pres 1 Honor SOCICQ' 3 4 C1t1zensh1p Day Cand1date ROBEKI' DYER WILLSON IR, Wlllle Black Mask 3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Sec y County Chorus 4 Boy s Glee Club 1 2 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 Sr Class Play Band Announcer 3 4 C1U.ZenShlP Day Campargn Mgr Ir Class Play F.F..,,3.4. 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SEHIUH HCTIVITIES DONNA JEAN SISSON Dlmples Ruthland Hlgh School 9 10 ELLA LEE SKAGGS SCIOIO Twp Htgh 1 Black Mask 3 4 Treas 4 Tr1 H1 Offrce Staff 4 SHIRLEY LOIS SKAGGS H A 1 2 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Jr Dramattcs 1 2 Black Mask 4 Honor Socrety 4 G1rls Glee Club 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 2 3 Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Commrttee Off1CC Staff Wxldcat Staff 4 CARL SMITH JR u Canaan Hrgh School 2 H1 Y 2 Lrbrary Staff4 Black Mask 3 4 Jr Class Play Sr Class Play DOROTHY JEAN SMITH Dot Grove C1ty Hrgh School 1 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Jr Dramaucs 1 2 Black Mask 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 Sec y Honor SOCICIY3 Cheerleader 3 4 G A A 2 3 4 Treas 3 Best Actress Jr Class Play Sr Class Play Class Treas 3 W11dC3I Staff 4 Charrman of Magaztne Sale CONNIE SNOWDEN Frank Football 1 Basketball 2 3 ROBERT LAWRENCE SNYDER Vars1ty H 4 Art Photo Club 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Letter man 3 4 GARY LEE SPAHR SCICHCC Club 1 Black Mask 3 4 Llbrary SCIVICC Club 3 Honor Socrety 4 Wrldcat Staff 3 Jr Class Play Sr Class Play C1t1zensh1p Day Candrdate JAMES WARREN SPARKS Sparky SCICHCC Club 2 Sec y Black Mask 3 4 Lrbrary Staff 2 PAUL FREDERICK SPEAR H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Jr Dramat1cs 1 2 Black Mask 3 4 Art Club 1 Band 2 3 4 Treas 3 4 Letterman 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boy s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Staff 1 100 JEANETTE LUCILLE STOCKETT an SCICUCS Club 4 Sec y Lrbrary SEIVICG Club 4 Pres Black Mask 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Llbrary Staff 4 BEVERLY ANN TE WELL Upper Arlmgton Hxgh School 1 2 SCICHCC Club 2 Jr Dra mat1cs 2 Black Mask 3 4 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Grrls Chorus 2 3 Sr Class Play Offrce Staff 4 JANET TILLMAN Ir Dramatrcs 1 Chorus 1 Art Photo 3 JANICE TILLMAN Jr Dramatlcs 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Black Mask 3 4 Chorr 3 JERRY HERBERT VAGNIER Jerry H1 Y 3 4 Black Mask 3 4 Football 1 2 Sr Class Play Wrld cat Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 BETTY JEAN VAUGHN H1Y34Secy4FHA1234GAA 2G1rls Chorus 1 Offtce staff 4 Sr Class Play Comm LOIS ANN WALKER G A A 2 3 Jr Dramattcs 1 2 Black Mask 3 4 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Gtrls Glee Club 1 2 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 Off1C9 Staff4 RITA KAY WHITE Trl H1 Y 3 4 F H A 1 Jr Dramaucsl 2 Black Mask 3 4 G1rl s Glee Club 1 2 3 4 M1XCd Chorus 1 2 3 4 All County Chorus 4 Ir 85 Sr Class Play RUTH MAY WELLS Black Mask 3 Guls Glee Club 1 2 JOEL EDWIN WILLIAMS Barrett Jr Hlgh 1 Vars1ty H 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Letterman 4 Mrd S1x 4 Football 2 3 Track 4 Letterman 4 H1 Y4 Chorus 3 DORIS JEAN YEATER Jr Dramatrcs 1 2 Treas 2 F H A 1 2 3 4 Hrstorxan 2 Tr1 H1 Y 4 Grrls Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Mrxed Chorusl 2 3 Sr Class Play ' .' 1 ,. .: A'Y4: ' , Bev F....: '- .:. 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