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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

2178 2 Q 21 M lg lie Q i l' l i' ' 43 W The Yrnrnrs Present the l956 MEVIIIIH S TRAIL Your Stairway to the Stars d , I J r v ' 9 l QQ ' 79 K 7 LORISTS LANG'S PH MACY e, New Rome ' Fllll Wllllll Though the happiness of The pasf year is now lost fo us forever, the memory shall always be preserved within these pages, to be recaptured, like ahaunf- ing melody, by those who have shared with us the 1956 school year of Hilliards High School. HILLIARDS BEAUTY SHOP HILLIARDS BARBER SHOP IIEIHC 'PIII El We, of the '56 senior class, feel deeply indebted fo Mr. M.D. Harfsook. ' I Compllmenfs of RIFE S HARDWARE In Hnlllards IHIARD M ED PATH! 4, H LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Kmg Joseph McDowell Margaret Mrchel Bassel L Johnson Ned Woodruff Raymond Bradley MATHEWS SOHIO Riverside Drive 4 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO MR, M.D, HARTSOOK, Superintendent ' -CYCKSYY . I Ci. 5 R. 1 f A VUWHR 4Rf?fx- , - XLBYRT. ' F- T, Nga. ' IQMAS . gin DUBLIN FOOD MARKET C 8- C CABINET SHOP Cipel Dublin, Ohio Hilliords, Ohio PN f - GEORGE KONCAR S. in Ed. at O. S.U. Mathematics SULANNL ZANL B.S, in Ed. at O.S.U, English 81 French C I N Q I VIRGINIA F. CRIBLEZ L 6? 5 Q D, gl B,S. in Ed. at O.S.U. Hfhf, L Commercial I'1l never forget them-how well I might try, All ofthe teachers at old Hilliards High. Some of them friendly, some of them cold, But inside of them all is a heart of pure gold. LA VERNE MONETTE WILLIAM H. HARSH B, A. at College of St, B, S, in Ed. at O. S,U Francis, Commercial Industrial Arts COACH PERRY R. REALL B. S. at Otterbein College Phys, Ed. 81 World History HUFFMAN 81 SON I.G.A. Hilliords, Ohio N, . , HOOVER SOHIO SERVICE Hillicrds, Ohio DONALD SHAW 6 B, of Sc, at Capital Eighth Grade 05- T ELIZABETH HIGGINS B. S, at O, S,U. English i RALPH D, POWLESS ' 1 ' B RUTH W, KELLAM ,S, in Ed, at Eastem Illinois, Phys. Ed. 3b All They sometimes are yelling, sometimes are screeching: But in them all, is the great gift of teaching. And of all the jobs that are o fered to me, 1 won't be a teacherg boy, it's too much for me! QQ! i MARY KOHLER WILLIAM A. O'HARA Drivers Ed, SL A, B.S. in Ed, at Otterbern B.S. 81 M. A, at O. S.U. B. S. rn Ed, at Otterbein Home Economics COACH NORMAN MCELHENY B, A, at Hiedelberg 8i O, S.U. , Commercial S.R. WEAVER FURNACE CO. W. Broad Sf. Col. Ohio 7 ZANE P. MCCOSKEY B, S. at Indiana State Geography, Sociology, P, O, D, , 8: A, History Science, 8: R. Math , Q NHLDRED SMITH '- B A at Ohio Wesleyan 8. O S.U., English and Library -- , FACULTY CAROLE RINGS J, B. S. at O Home EC Here is the facultg, face to face, They are responsi le for running this place. So now I'm leaving and have one thing to say, I owe a great debt to teachers I can't begin to repay. 2 fa i MARGARET S. MYERS B. S. at Mississippi Southern, English, Pub. , 8: Dramatics LEON W. BOUCHB1 B S 1nAg. 8a M. ofSc. at O S.U. 8t Michigan State, Vo, Ag. SPARKEY S RESTAURANT Hilliards, Ohio ROBERT W. STEWART B, S. Denison U. 81 B,S, in Ed at O. S.U. Physics, 8 Chemistry, Science hi! f jk F' Aw 7 sm? OM 0 'M i nfl! xv i 1-4 . , 12' r :'Pl... 1 5. WILLA ALDRED G,A.A. 1,2,3,4Q F.1-LA. 1, 2,3,43 Art-Photo 1,2Q Class Secretary 13 Homeroom Presi- dent 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. NANCY BENNETT Art-Photo 1, 2,33 Junior Dramatics 23 Girls' Chorus 23 Student Council 33 Basketball Court 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Black Mask 33 Class Play 3, Wildcat Staff 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Office Staff 4. fd ,. f JANICE BLOOMFIELD F,H.A.1,2,33G.A.A.1,2,.3,43 Art'Photo 1, 23 Class Play 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, BETTY BARKER Girls' Chorus 1. 'E'--'f' i 3 FRANCES BOHLEN F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 G.A.A, l,2, , 3 Chorus 1,2, Class Play 3, Tri H1 Y LAVENDA BRUMFIELD . .A. ,,,3 .H.A.1,2gG. ' Chorus 1, Art Photo 1, Junior Dra matics 2' Tri-Hi-Y 3 4' Black Mask BEVERLY CAMPBELL G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 F,H.A, 1, 2, 33 Girls' Chorus 13 Art-Photo 1,22 Tri-Hi-Y 4. SEOUOIA COUNCIL DEGREE OF POCAHANTAS Hilliords, Ohio 6- 'tzr' 1 O CAROL CAROLL west High i,2, G,A,A, rn-H1-Y 4, Office smff 4 MIKE'S GARAGE Alton, Ohio HELEN C HA NER C..-LA, ji, 1,41 Student Council f,.ll.illlOI Draniaties l, Yx'lt'e'fYCS.e1x:llT2. Elder X12-hh -sg Cheerleader ',4,Tri-H1-Y 1,43 Class Flay -13. llonor SJCICIE ,lg kxilutat Staflwig Annual Stal! -45 Traci' Queen 4, DICK DENTNER Roosevelt Junior High lg Junior Dramatics 25 Football 2, 3, Co- Captain 4g Honor Society 35, Spirit Of Scholarship 4g Track 3. Varsity H rs, President 4g Student Council Vice-Presi- dent ig Class Play Ti, 4g Annual Staff 45 lr- ildcat Staff 4. BARRETVS PURE OIL Wesf Brood Sfreei' ag, RUSEMARY Ct WLLINS of French Club l,2g llolnerooin Reporter lg Art-Photo 2g Black Mask Jig Paper S!aff4gTl'l-Hl'Y-1. NANCY CUMGILL F.ll,A, l,2,3l,4, Junior Degree 1, Chapter Degree 2g Girls' Chorus lg G.A,A. 2,3515 llonor Society 15,-1 Tri-lli-Y 25, Treasurer -1, REX CROCKETT SWANIE CRUM Science Club 2g Football 2g Class Cannan I-li'thl,2g G,A.A, 35 F.H.A Play Stage Crewfi,-1, Iv 4. aff' ,l.'XC,.l f,:ll,fN-U-.l,Tll Bait! ij, Preliuen' 2,-1: Frm., il Club Class 'Vitae' ifresteezzt Lg lio.z1eroo:..Fresi- ueits .1 Junior llraziiatics 1, President 2: Stitlenf Council2, 4, ill-Y :Ml-Cotitittf Banu vig Chorus 1,43 German Band lg Paper Stal: ,ig Class Vlay Q, ,lg Dance Banu -lg Trumpet Trio -iz Annual Stull -1. if 'Q- BILL DORN Science Club lg Junior Dra- matics 1,25 Football 25 Hi-Y 13, Chaplain 4g French Club 3g StudentCouncil-4: Annual Staff 4g Paper Staff 4. JACKSON PIKE Sand 8. Gravel JACKIE DOVJNING Pilaieton High lg F,H.A. 6,-lg Honor Society 45 Class Play Usher Vi, 4, Cafeteria 4. KAREN GREENWOOD F,i-LA, 1,2,3,-1, Junior De- gree l, Chapter Degree, County News Reporter 23 Mixed Chorus 1,25 G.A,A. '2,.5,-lg Tri-Hi-Y 3,-lg Honor Society 3,-13 Class Play 3, CLARENCE LATHAM Hillicrds, Ohio SARAH ERVIN JANE FQX G,A,A. 1,23 Junior Dramatics l,2, G,,i,,,x,, 1,2,:5, 1 1 x 1' PAUL GIUFFRE LINDA GRACEY East High 1,29 Football 1S,4g Mixed South High l,2,'5g Tri-HL Y 4, Chorus 33,-1, G,A,A, 4, 'ST' BOB EITERMAN F.F,A, 1,2,d,4. ,I , ka. 3 BILL GUE lVestHigh1, Football 3,4 Class Play 3, Paper Staff 4, SCIOTO BUS CO. ED FOX Hilliords, Ohio MARSHALL HALL Class President 1,25 French Club lg Student Council 1,2g Art-Photo 1, 2, Basketball 1,2, 3,41 Baseball l,2,3,4g Foot- ball l,2,3,4g Varsity H2,3, 4g Class Play 3,4, A998 .xl-f .Z ROY HOFFMAN F,F,A, 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4, State Farmer's Degree 4, Hi-Y 4, DR. HOEFLINGER Hilliords, Ohio C? NANCY HANKINS BOB HARRISON French Club 1, Treasurer 2g Home- Football 1,2, Letter 3,4g Basketball room Secretary-Treasurer lg Junior l,2g Track Letter 35 French Club 1, Dramatics 2g Black Mask 35 Wildcat 2g Art-Photo lg Student Council 23 Staff 3, Assistant Editor 4, Honor Varsity H 3,4. Society 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4g Annual staff 4. DON HAUEISEN BETTY HERNDON Football 1,23 Track lg Art-Photo 2, F.H.A. 1,2,3gGirls' Chorus 2gMixed Class Play Stage Crew 3,4, Chorus 2. JIM HANEY Hi-Y lg Library lg Band l,2, 3,45 Junior Drarnatics 25 Art- Photo 2, All-County Band 2, 35 Science Club 3, Projectionist 4. 'Niggas BRUCE HOLDER Football lg Basketball lg Track 1,2,3g French Club 1,2g Art- Photo 1, Hi-Y 4, KELLY CONKLIN Hilliards, Ohio LEE HOLT F.F,A, 1,2,3, Vice-President 4g Football lg Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice- President 4g State Farmer's Degree 4. SUSIE HUNT G,A,A. lg Student Council 3. X gp' Ax PAT JOHNSON F.H,A. 1,3,4g Historian 2g G.A.A. l,3,4g Girls' Chorus lg Junior Dra- matics 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Secretary 4g Class Play 3. JUDY KELLOGG F.H.A. 1,2,3,4: G.A.A. 1. 45 Girls' Chorus 1: Junior Dra- matics 25 Class Play 3g Tri-l-li- Y 3, Chaplain 4. HAROLD HART Hilliords, Ohio MARILYN JUDSON DELORES KELLER F.H,A. 1,3, Historian 2gIl1fliOr Dra- F. H. A. 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3 matics 1,2g G.A.A. lg Girls' Chorus Girls' Chorus 1. 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Office Staff 4. . 'Q' DON l-IUEY West High 1,2, U Sl SUSIE KING F. I-LA. 1,2,3,4, State Chap ter Degree 4g G.A.A. lg Hon or Society 4. SOHIO SERVICE Tremont Center DAVE KLEIN South High 1: Marion-Frank- lin High 2, 3: Chorus 4. ,NV ll X aw .IUDY MCDOWELL G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F,H.A, 1, 2, 3,4: Office staff 4. GEORGE'S DRIVE INN West Brood Street .t 'x ELMER LOCKWOOD MARY ANN McCANN G,A,A, 1,2,3,4:F,H,A, 1, 2: Junior Dramatics 1, Sec- retary 2: Basketball Court 3: Class Secretary 3: Black Mask 3: Class Play 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4. Q fi s JOE LOMBARDI Science Club 1,2: Football 2: Golf 2, 3,4: Track 4: Varsity H 4. JOHN MCCARTHY Science Club 1. 1 I ,372 'r , IRI, tc- ffm Y , . . --. - ,L . W. f, 4 1 LOU LEIST G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: French Club 1, President 2: Junior Dramat- ics 1, 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Black Mask 3: Class Play 3,4: Y.M.C.A. Model Legis- lature 4, FRANCES MCFARLAND G.A.A. 1,2, 3, Vic e -Presi- dent 4: Junior Dramatics 1,2: Honor Society 3,4: Tri-Hi-Y 3,4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Class Play 3: Black Mask 3: Basket- ball Court 4. LEMMI NG'S DRI VE INN Hague Avenue LINDA MESSER G randviev 1,25 Class Play Usher 'ig G.A.A, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 43 Class Play 4. pi 1 CAROLYN NEWTON Penn Twp, High lg F,H,A, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 15, 4, Wild- cat Editor 4: D,A,R, Repre- sentative 4, TONY'S DAIRY TREAT New Rome, Ohio HOWARD MORRIS West High l,2g Baseball 3, Black Mask 35 Varsity H 4, GARY MORGAN Football l,2, 3,-4g Basketball Manager l,2g Art-Photo lg Hi-Y2, 3, Treasurer 4, Varsi- ty H 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, All- Mid Six 4. MARY SUE MORRIS G,A,A, l,2,3, Secretary 45 F,H,A, l,2,3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Class Treasurer 2, Holly Hop Court 2, Chorus 35 Office Staff :ig Class Play Ticket Committee 3g Class Play Program Committee 45 AnnualStaff 4, Paper Staff 4, Football Court 4. ED MURDOCK Football l,2, 3, 4, Basketball l,2,3,4g French Club l,2g StudentC0uncil1, 2, 3, Varsi- ty H 3,4g Class President 3, BOB MILLER west High 1,2,:3, Football 4, .38 GARY NICODEMUS French Club 1,23 Art-Photo 2, FULLER V. SPURR Contractor BOB PATTON Football lg Track l, E' GENE PLANCK F.F,A. 1,2,3,4, Football Manager l,2,3,4g Student Council lg Junior Dramatics 1, 2, Varsity H 3, 4, Annual Staff 4g Paper staff 4, Honor Socie- ty 4g State Farmei s Degree, FOZZY'S NURSERY Georgesville Road vc' DICK PELPHREY :MNH 5 , FRANK PHILLIPS Football1,2,3,4g Basketball Ig Track Football 1,2,3g Track 1, French Club 1,21 Art-Photo 1,23 Varsity H 3,4. 1,23 Art-Photo 1,23 Class Play 33 Class Play Ticket Committee 3, MARABELLE PHILLIPS CAROL PLANCK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,3, Jun- c3,A,A, 1,2,3,4g French Club 1,21 ior Dr2il'HaIiCS 2:ArI-P11010 2: Tri-Hi' Junior Dramatics1,2g Girls' Chorus lg Art-Photo 3, Black Mask 3, Class Play 3, Student Director 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,44 Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Basketball Queen 4, BILL PAUL Science Club 1,24 Football 2, :i,4, 14- fi ALLAN RENNER Science Club 1,2,3g All- County Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 1, Art-Photo 24 Library Club 23 Black Mask 3, Class Play 3,45 Projectionist 4g Hon- or Society 4. DUBLIN APPLIANCE Dublin, Ohio RONNIE ROSEMEIER Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,25 French Club Secretary 1, Vice-President 25 Hi-Y 2,3, Secretary 45 Class Play 35 Varsity H 4. l BARBARA SHEEHAN St. Angela Academy 1 Chillecothe Catholic Central High 2, 3. PAUL SMITH ' DOTTIE SPAIN Pittsburgh 1,25 3, F.H,A, 1,2,3,45 G.A.A, 1,2,3, Treasurer 4, Art Photo 1, Cafeteria 15 Library 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, '..Zr- FRANK WAKEFIELD Tate High 15 Grove City High 2. CLARENCE 8. MARTHA YOST HELEN SPRINGER JANICE STREITENBERGER G,A.A. 253,45 F.H.A. 2, Chapter G.A.A. 12 3 4' F H A 1 2 4 Degree 2. Historian 35 Art-Photo 1,25 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice-Presb dent 45 Honor Society 45Annual Staff 45 Wildcat Staff 45 Student Council 45 Class Play 4. fx BILL WALKER Football 1,2,3,4, All-Mid Six Co-Captain 45 F.F.A. 1,3,4, Treasurer 35 Art-Photo 15 Sci- ence Club 15Class Treasurer 15 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2,35 Student Council 25 Varsity H 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 25 Track 35 Hi- Y 3, 4. CAROL WILLIAMS Girls' Chorus lg Junior Dra - matics 1,25 G,A,A. 2,3, President 45 Class Secretary 25 Football Court 25 Black Mask 35 Student Council 3, Secretary 45 Class Vice-President 35 Tri- Hi-Y 3, President 45 Class Play 45 Honor Society 4. CAROLE YOST G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F,H,A, 1, 2,35 Junior Dramatics 1, Sergeant-at-Arms 25 Cafeteria 1,25 Student Council 25 Class Play 35 Black Mask 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, ROSEMARIE WOLFE F, I-LA. 1,2,4, PAT WOODS G,A,A, 1,2, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Vice-President 45 Art-Photo 1,25 Junior Dramatics 25 Miss Hilliards 35 Black Mask 35 Class Play 35 Cheer- leader 3,45 Football Court 3, Queen 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARGARET ANN WOLPERT F.H,A, 1,2,3,45 G,A.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,45 Junior Dramatics 2 Student Council 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Honor Society 3, 4. DON WUERTZ F.F.A, 1,2,3, Secretary 45 Junior Dramatics 1,25 Black Mask 35 Class Play 3. COLONY RESTAURANT 3178 W. Brood Sf. Columbus, Ohio JOEL WILLIAMS Football 2, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Chorus 25 Varsity H 3,4 Hi-Y 3,45 Track 4. RIC HEY BROS . SHOES Grandview GLASS Ill Tlllll We began our Freshman year lust like any other Freshman Class Scared to death but rarm to go At our first meeting we elected the following officers President Marshall Hall Vice President, Jack Chenoweth, Secretary Willa Aldred and Treasurer Bill Walker They did a fine lob of leading us through our first year When we returned the following year we were well acquainted with the teachers and glad to be back with our friends This year Marshall was again elected President He was assisted by his Vice President, Bill Walker Secretary Carol Williams, and Treasurer, Mary Morris At last we were back at school and able to call ourselves upperclassmen We had several highlights in our Junior year and a good corp of officers to see us through They were President John Muller The first thmg we undertook was our class play Strange Boarders Then we changed thmgs and sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Several days before the dance we had a race which was held on the football field the girls In pursuit This was well accepted by the kids around the school ln the spring of the year we completed the plans for the Junior Senior Prom Our theme was Fantasyland and nt turned out very well That was the last big undertaking of the year and once again we were out for the summer Well at last we d reached the top We began recuperatung from the expenses of the Prom by having several small dances The malor 'obs ahead of us were the Senior Class Play State Fair and preparing for the all important event Graduation That s our history, our plays and our officers who did a fine lab ofleadlng us through the days whether they be sunny or stormy Now it s time to say farewell and thanks to everyone who made our school days some of the happiest of our lives Respectfully submitted, 'YW Class of 57 21 7 . . . , I . . . . : . I i . Q . l I . I I . u . . . - . . I I . . ' . l ll ll . : ' , Eddie Murdock, Vice-President, Carol Williams, Secretary, Mary Ann McCann, and Treasurer, ' ' ' ll ll . , . I . . I . . . D . ll II ' ' ' , . , . . . . . ,, . ,, ' I I . , . I 1lD 1555 III f WILLA ALDRED wall my abalaty to brownae up Mrs Kellam to Carolyn Murray BETTY BARKER wall my abalaty to get A s an shorthand to Ernestane DeBord JERRY BAUM wall my abalaty to stay an Mr Koncar s favor I1 freshma algebra For so long to anyone w o as badly an need of at WAYNE BEARD wall my good grades to Ronnae Sherman NANCY BENNETT wall all myabalaty to brownaeteachers to Allan Gray Dean Krueger and John Eckard JANICE BLOOMFIELD wall my abalaty to get out of saxth peraod study hall everyday to anybody lucky enough to get a handsome R O Hara for a teacher FRANCES BOHLEN wall my abalaty to get F an shorthand to anybody crazy enough to take at LAVENDA BRUMFIELD wall my abalaty to gab an P O D and get away wath at to any unfortunate aunaor who as unlucky enough to get stuck wath that class for one semester BEVERLY CAMPBELL wall my wall power to reduce to Sally Vagnaer CAROL CARROLL wall my wonderful tames an hagh school to all the Iunaors HELEN CHAWNER wall my abalaty to talk almost as much as Marabelle to Marlon Woods JACK CHENOWETH wall my place an the trumpet trao to Tom Doddradge and my act of gettang anto trouble to Shannon Russell ROSEMARY COLLINS wall my excuses for gettang out of classes to my saster, Maybellane NANCY COWGILL wall my bookkeepang books to Mr McElheny and hope he has better luck an balancang them than l dad REX CROCKETT, wall my seat an the men s restroom to Carl Pannell SWANIE CRUM wall my abalaty to drave an England on the wrong sade of the road to anyone foolash enough DICK DENTNER, wall my posataonas co captaan of the football team to any boywho aslucky enough to get at BILL DORN, wall to Charger AI Gray, Ralph Walls and Church Walson, my abalaty to get up an the world wath my paant brush an one hand and bucket an the other JACKIE DOWNING wall my abalaty to get good grades to my brother Albert who really needs at BOB EITERMAN, wall my seat an all my classes to anybody who wants to take them SARAH ERVIN, wall my abalaty to get along wath teachers to Annabelle Latham JANE FOX, wall my abalaty to tanash school to Patty Hunt LINDA GRACEY wall my abalaty to be carraed out of class by one of the sharpest senaor boys to Sherry Washburn MARY GOODNIGHT wall my personalaty and popularaty to Fred KAREN GREENWOOD wall my maddle name and heaght to Nancy Anderson We BILL GUE and PAUL GUIFFRE wall our seat on the bench to Church Walson MARSHALL HALL wall my poor abalaty to make out wath strange garls to Art Bellasara JIM HANEY wall my abalaty to not get along wath Mr Whate to any chump that takes band next year NANCY HANKINS wall my abalaty to cut my second peraod class everyday for sax weeks to anyone who takes dramatacs next year BOB HARRISON wall my senaor quarterback posataon to my brother Dack DON HAUIESON wall my art brush to Rex Hackley BETTY HERNDON, wall my place an lunch lane to Jewell Evans MARTHA HERNDON, wall my seat on the school bus to Betty McKenzae ROY HOFFMAN, will my chemastry knowledge to Mr Stewart. BRUCE HOLDER, would lake towall something butl have nothang to wall, so I won't willanythang to anybody LEE HOLT, will to all juniors taking English Lat. , my abalaty to duck flyang massales. DON HUEY, will all my happy times in English class to Frances Esposito. SUSIE HUNT, will my books to Patty Hunt next year. PAT JOHNSON will to all iuniors my unrivaled ability to bum chewang gum. MARILYN JUDSON will my ability to get out of Miss Monette's classes to anyone who is privileged to I I I have her for three periods. THE GROVE CITY FARMERS EXCHANGE I I, I . . . , . . I, I - . . ' , , . I, , ' ' ' ' . ' '. 1. aa Q U I I I, , ' ' . I, I . . . , I , I l u I . I, , ' ' ' ' . . . ' ' , ' ' Il 1 I I ' I - I, I 0 0 l I 0 o . I, I . . . I , . I, I . . . . . . . I' I . . . . D I, I . . i . . T I ll . . , . . II I I I to take it. I, - . I' 0 I I U 0 I I , I. Il I I I ' I, ' ' . I, . . . . i I, . I, , . If 1 ' - I, I . . . . I I ' I, , - l, , ' ' ' . . 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I, I, I, If , I I, DOLORES KELLER wall my abalaty to get along wath all my teachers to anyone who as an need of at JUDY KELLOGG will my Tra Ha Y chaplaanshap to a wonderful garl whose duty at wall be to be fhe club s relsgaous guade SUSIE KING wall my fun and enaoyment durang my senaor year to Vlrganaa Kilkenny JOHN KIRK, wall my good luck and abalaty to get along wath the law to Joe Susa DAVE KLEIN wall my seat an Chemistry class to Fred Frank LEWIS LEMON wall my abalaty to get my car out of datches to Don Tucker JOE LOMBARDI wall all my good tames to Carolyn Murray LOU LEIST wall my Roman abalaty to the Raver Rats who really need at JOHN MacCARTHY wall the Pennsylvania Raalroad to Fred Brumhall MARY ANN McCANN will my gym suat to the smallest and maghtaest gym teacher and a wonderful booster for Illanoas JUDY McDOWELL wall my 'ob as offace garl to Barbara Jackson FRANCES McFARLAND wall my abalaty to reform myselfafter beang called anto the offace twace an a week to Margie Horst LINDA MESSER wall the phrase Dad you? to Mr Powless BOBBY MILLER wall the nasty darty breaks to Chet DeMary JOHN MILLER wall my annual edatorshap and class presidency to some lucky person GARY MORGAN leave to Farmer Kuhlwean my football pants lsaze 381 and the abalaty to wear them HOWARD MORRIS wall my abalaty to dance to make out wath garls and to argue wath teachers to Fred Brumhall MARY MORRIS wall to any fortunate garl or boy the loads of fun Ive had an all of my four years at Halliards EDDIE MURDOCK wall my crazy haardos to anyone foolash enough to wear them MARILYN MURRAY wall my abalaty to get along wath Ball to Betsy Morras CAROLYN NEWTON wall my headaches as Waldcat edator to the poor aunaor who gets stuck wath the lab GARY NICODEMUS wall my motorcycle fever to John Hughes BOB PATTON wall my abalaty to aockey a car through the bus lanes to Mr Reall DICK PELPHREY wall my grade an Industraal Arts to Joe Susa JACKIE PETERS wall my draver s lacense to Betty McKenzae so she can always have dates FRANK PHILLIPS, wall my abalaty to make paper aarplanes to Rex Hackley MARABELLE PHILLIPS wall my bag mouth to Mrs Kellam an hopes that someday hers maght get bagger CAROL PLANCK wall my abalaty to sleep on the bench an the rest room to any garl nervy enough to do durang classes GENE PLANCK wall my publac speakang abulaty to Gary Dever af Mr Boucher wall have ham ALLAN RENNER wall my abalaty to get along wath Mr Stewart to my brother Ph I RONNIE ROSEMEIER, wall my fastand dependable Plymouth that you have to push to get started to Shannon Russell WALTER SCHATZ wall my abalaty to keep my football unaform clean durang the game to Chet DeMary BARBARA SHEEHAN wall the 4th seat an the school bus to Maraon Woods and Leona Galletly PAUL SMITH wall my flartang good tames to any lunaor boy who wants them DOTTIE SPAIN wall my abalaty to cut saxth period study hall to anyone brave enough to do at HELEN SPRINGER wall my good grades an Shorthand to my snster JANICE STREITENBERGER wall my lab as typast on the Waldcat to Sally Vagnaer FRANK WAKEFIELD wall my way wath women to Ronnae Baser BILL WALKER leave my laneback posataon to anyone who lakes haal WALLY WALLS wall my curly haar to Mr Hartsook CAROL WILLIAMS wall my happiness and success at H H S to my close fraends In the Junaor class JOEL WILLIAMS wall my saze to Rachard Humphraes ILattle Docl PAT WOODS wall my reagn as Football Homecomang Queen to the next lucky garl T0 be S0 honored MARGARET WOLPERT wall the fun and good tames I ve had an the band to Phyllas Patch ROSALEE WRIGHT, wall my gum an Room 22 to Davad Osborne and Myrtle McKenzae DON WUERTZ wall my part an the Junaor class play to the lucky person who gets at CAROLE YOST wall my abnlaty to kack the Volleyball an Physacal Educataon class to Betsy Morris TREMO NT PHARMACY I, , ' ' ' - I I . . . . 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CLASS PIIIIPIIIICI Several days after the graduataon of the Class of 56 I went to Caruso s pazza loant and ordered a bebop coke It took only a couple of saps of the magac potaon to put me Into a long deep sleep and when I awoke the calendar on the wall read I966 I dadn t go for thas Van Wankle bat and I wasted no tame an fandang the latest copy of the alumnae edataon of the Hallaards Waldcat to satasfy my curaostty about what had happened whale I slept away ten years of my lafe The Waldcat was full of the latest news and gossap and plenty of surprases I won t keep you an suspense here s what I read SWANIE CRUM has loaned a lonely hearts club she doesnt hate boys as much as she thought she dad Hoffman s Mouse Co owned and operated by ROY HOFFMAN as producang an ample supply of mace for Hallaards If business keeps up Roy can soon lower has prace so that CAROL YOST can have her heart s desare a neckpaece of genuane mouse taals Gourmet GARY MORGAN has reached has Iafe s goal chef of the Hallaards Hagh School Katchen Flash! SARAH ERVIN has lust been awarded the tatle Queen of the Mat by wrestlang offacaals from all over the world FRANCES McFARLAND as kept busy raasang her football team whale hubby RONNIE ROSEMEIER as stall searchang for the motors of has car BOB MILLER recently sagned a contract wath MGM to replace veteran dancer Gene Kelly Has farst role wall be an Oh My Achan Feet Professor ALLAN RENNER and has assastant MARGARET WOLPERT are workang wath top secert materaal at the Tugas tunaa Atomac Plant on Pluto They are seeang the world whale they work JANE FOX has lust completedanother of her famous gardenang books She as now consadered an expert an her faeld and her new Raasang Dandelaons for Fun and Profat as beang consadered for publacataon by the Book of the Month Club BILL DORN has establashed world wade fame as a paanter Has farst masterpaece as you may remember was the water tower an Hallaards We hear CAROL DAGMAR PLANCK as 'cappearang at JOE LOMBARDI S Gold Dagger Cafe The second ballang goes to JIM HANEY and has Waldcat Fave Daaryman BILL WALKER has a monopoly on the malk supply for the nataon He has a four an-one plan wath wath startang has own earthquakes so he can addmalkshakes to the lane DICK DENTNERand the former JANICE STREITENBERGER not to be outdone by Bob Hope are doang a remake of The Seven Lattle Foys with all saxteen of the Iattle Dentners EDDIE MURDOCK and PAT WOODS decaded to take up teachang Eddae former pang pong champ as gavang lessons at Jasper Tech whale Pat as coachang mumbly peg at West Poant FRANK PHILLIPS as stall the wealthaest man an the Unated States has only worry beang that he can t keep track of all those oal wells an Texas DON HUEY loaned the Research of Ameraca to starthas farst massaon to study penguins an Alaska After careful anvestagataon he has decaded that there as no danger of the penguans keepang ham there to study ham HOWARD MORRIS age 28 as the world s youngest college presadent Has residence as at the Unaversatyof Ku Ku an Afraca BRUCE HOLDER and has All Ameracan Carcus have one chaef complaant that JOHN MCCARTHY S raalroad as chargang too much for hauling the troup from town to town But he thanks he s found the answer to has problem he s goang to buy a dog to take care of the transportataon of has flea per formers MARABELLE PHILLIPS decaded preachang paad better an Hawaaa than an the states so she s now an the land of the hula and the grass skart BETTY and MARTHA HERNDON are co starrang an the Broadway hat Sisters JOHN KIRK as runnang for mayor of Hallaards so he won t have to pay has traffac tackets He saad he couldn t afford to drave anymore because they were runnang anto so much money HELEN CHAWNER was chosen head cheerleader at Notre Dameafter beang refused for the football team BILL GUE as temporaralyout of work Has last 'ob was actang as anterpreter for Elvas Presley on a nataonwude tour but at lasted only untal Ball found out that nobody was anterested an has translataons LEE HOLT as now employed testang feather beds He sleeps more that he eats anymore A new kindergarten as beang started by KAREN GREENWOOD and NANCY COWGILL After ten years at Dumbell U they fanally receaved their teacher s degrees Mr Ameraca MARSHALL HALL wall attempt to swam the Englash Channel thas sprang He was recentl Y seen at Wallbarger s buyang a bottle of water proof suntan lotaon We were relaeved to fand that there was a mastake an th f t t e ars repor we receaved about REX CROCKETT and GARY NICODEMUS having a motorcycle Z4 Y . 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' I ' - l n u race to the moon That should be Moon Arazona DON HAUEISEN wall go along to gave us a full report on the race CAROL WILLIAMS and MARILYN MURRAY opened up a beauty shop and thear slogan as Stop an you re not hopeless BIG BAD BEV CAMPBELL receaved her nickname from the Cleveland Browns where she as employed polashang Footballs before every game Slammer than ever ROSEMARY COLLINS wall model for the Queen of England thas tall FRANCES BOHLEN and LINDA GRACEY are takang over the draver s ed course at Hallaards on one condataon that they get enough cracker lack box tops to receave their licenses We hear they re eatang cracker lacks for breakfast lunch and dinner Cab draver DAVE KLEIN has succeeded an breaking the record for cracking up cabs He s also breakang the Green Cab Co WILLA and BOB HARRISON are sattang back an thear old rocking chairs whale thear kads run the new supermarket Their only worry as that the kads wall eat more that they sell DON WUERTZ and BOB EITERMAN stall farmers are experamentang wath a zapper pod wath 20 peas JUDY KELLOGG has announced that she wall run an the November electaon lf she as elected she wall be the farst woman presadent an the hastory of our nation MARY ANN MCCANN as test dravang MGs an the hagh Saerras She tells us she s radang hagh Louella Parsons Il LOU LEIST has been promoted from her aob on the Hollywood Trabune to the Halltop Record LINDA MESSER the new ambassado to Mars from the U S has been seen whazzang by an the flying saucer that some of her new fraends gave her as a gaft JACKIE DOWNING MARILYN JUDSON and HELEN SPRlNGERare co presadents of the newlyorganazed chapter of theArdent Fan Club for Elvas Presley DOLORES KELLERand SUSIE KING have fanallydecaded that Stop an we kall or cure as an appropriate slogan for their new veteranaraan busaness JANICE BLOOMFIELD and LAVENDA BRUMFIELD are known as the world s greatest bubble dancers they ve been dancang an bubble gum commercaals NANCY BENNETT and DOTTIE SPAIN who never had an argument untalone bought a Ford and the other a Chevrolet are now bualdang thearown cars whach they wall call Ford o lets CAROLYN NEWTON has gust been appoanted dean at Boys Town an Oklahoma News commentator BOB PATTON announced today that PAUL SMITH and DICK PELPHREY are beang featured an the play offs for the N P P T Nataonal Pang Pong Tournament MARY MORRIS S slogan for her new gas stataon as We sell stamps and gave away gas doesn t have to worry about red Iaghts and traffac regulations I lake the wade open spaces as now the motto of PAT JOHNSON She has won nataonwade fame as the bronc rader of the year at the O I A K Lot Ranch an Texas WALTER SCHATZ has taken a trap west for has vacation an has yellow Olds convertible He works as a test draver for a kaddy car company an Detroat when he s not vacataonang The commercaals that NANCY HANKINS has been wratang for TV have been causang a sensataon Everyone has started goang to the movaes agaan whach as good news to Hollywood but the TV networks are very upset GENE PLANCK president of Plank and Board Inc as producang specaal toothpacks for chackens Although he has a monopoly on at he says busaness asn t so good lnventan Winton FRANK WAKEFIELD has anvented a denacotaner for the Old Ray Cagarette Co He of course as the chaef tester JOEL WILLIAMS whale tryang to prove that Eanstean s theory was all wet fell anto a swammang pool from has poolsade work spot WALLY WALLS owner of the Walls Funeral Home says he belaeves all has old class mates wall remember ham to the end The controllang anterest of all the daamond mines an Afraca has been taken over by JOHN MILLER However he has has problems havang once had the ambataon ofgoang anto the chewang gum busaness he promased all has fraends free samples as soon as he went to work ROSALIE WRIGHT and ROSEMARIE WOLFE are studyang to become deep sea divers since they heard that the prace of pearl necklaces went up BARBARA SHEEHAN who refuses to model coats made of anythang cheaper than mank as thanking of gavang up her aob at Kresge s because they aren t keepang her busy enough BILL PAUL who has been doang TV commercaals for a foam rubber pallow and mattress company says he belaeves he has found the type of work for whach he as perfectly suated BETTY BARKER noted author and publasher has gust completed another book entatled The Raseand Fall of H H S asWatnessed bya Member ofthe FatefulClass of 56 JUDY McDOWELL who as workang on a televasaon carcus show as a laon tamer bought two toothless old laons and had a couple of Sets of rubber false teeth made for them She says at makes them look dangerous CAROL CARROLL as an the Pfmflng press busaness and we hear she s really makang lots of money SUSIE HUNT'S wedding to the Prance of Boulogne made headlanes around the world and brought her fame as well as fortune She recently sagned auto graphs for a group of admarers among whom was Grace Kelly Z5 . 1 . ' - ' u ' -- I al ' ' ' . . . . I . . . - ' I I . . ' ' ' I I ' . . A I - I ' ' . . , , . . . . I F . ., 1 I - ,, . -- . ,, . . . . . . , -- , . . . . I . I 1 1 l . . , . J I ' ' ll ' .ll PAUL GIUFFRE will take over his dad's iob so he can win all drags. It should be a cinch for him when he , . . . ,, . . ,, . I . . I n I , I -I . . . . I ' ' I ' I ' l A I . , I ' I 1 - ' ' - - g . . . I I ' I 1 . . ' . I - 5 . . . . . . I Q . . I . . I . . . ' ' I , . , . , . I I I F I . I - ' . I . ' u ll I . ' ' ' a - I . . f n I . . a , 1 Q , Y 5 4 f ' Y .ff ' 4' .A-if Z .2 4' 1 - , .- 'A K fa 1-1 f gf 4 , , h , ytwh 5' 4 PICT RE , A 4,5 A 'L ' 'sa ii A , f 4. 2 1-if W f 1 x 4 riktil- ' ' QQ. -1 XKJV Q ,0.,, sf Q r xx s 1 .. P' 1 x ff ' Q L,! FIRST ROW: Carol Barker, Rosella Brown, Anna Jean Castorno, Barbara Bostic, Betty Castle, Madeline Bow- man, SECOND ROWg Eddie Carey, Judy Bates, Rachel Bowman, Catherine Benson, Carl Campbell, Kenny Bennett . THIRD ROW: Ronald Biser, Torn Burbridge, Art Bellisari, Everett Brown, Calvin Clark, Jerry Baum, Fred Brumhall. The iunior class of l955-56, headed by officers Allen Gray, Gary Dougherty, Judy Reeb, and Mary Kay Phares, have added quifea number ofachievemenfs to the long lisr that they have collected in years past. OKAY AUTO SALES 2825 Fishinger Rd. Hu 6-2080 NNN! JU lllll FIRST ROW: Chet DeMary, Linda Dorn, Bob Hall, Joyce Evans, Allan Gray, Jewell Evans, SECOND ROW: Her- man Fackler, Carol Ervin, Peggy Gallagher, Barbara Decker, Rosalie Gaines, Patty Denman, Gary Dougherty, THIRD ROW: John Eckard, Walter Erdy, Darrel Dotson, Bill Galentine, Bill Fox, Rex Hackley, Fred Frank. LEFTY'S PLACE 5319 W. Broad CLASS FIRST ROW: Phyllis Patch, Iudy Reeb, Janet Rife, Dolores Mitchel, Mary Kay Phares, Patty Moberly, Marilyn Nuessle. SECOND ROW: Penny Pennell, Betty McKenzie, Maxine McKenzie, Barbara Markins, Marilyn Opp, Betsy Morris, Dick McFarland. THIRD ROW: Arnold Massie, Bob McA ffee, Dick Love, Tony Mere. EVERG LADES Italian Foods 4250 W. Broad FIRST ROW:Iudy Holcomb, Margie Horst, Patty Hunt, Emmett Hughes, Margaret Kuhlwein, Harold Hill, Becky Lind, Doug Jenkins. SECOND ROW: Joe Lambert, Da ve Kendall, Robert Lanning. Dick Landis, Dean Krieger, Tom Lambert, Charles Leppert, John Cramer. This year, their class play, George Washington Slept Here, was a tremendous hit on each of the two nights on which it was presented. The Fact thatthey had just one cast for both nights is another first for the juniors. ALLIS CHALMERS Trees and Fulk Plain City 3-3202 FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Shier, Sonja Seely, lvalee Russell, Don Skaggs, Shirley Scott, Virginia Rings, Carla Siegfried, Connie Slane, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Schoonover, Shannon Russell, Arlene Sager, Norita Sagraves, C arol Skaggs, JohnSlagle, Ro- bert Soma, James Smith. They are planning a junior-senior prom, which they hope will be un- equaled for originality and over-all success . These are iust two of the many proiects that these industrious iuniors have and will carry through with success. HARRlSON'S U.S. SUPERMARKET Rome-Hilliard Rd. Sr W. Broad JU lllll FIRST ROW: Lynn Williams, Paul Troesch, Anna Whipple, Ronnie Walker, Sally Vagnier, Ralph Walls. SECOND ROW: Darryl VanderMolen, Sherry Washburn, Marian Woods, Aclelynwilliams, Jo Ann Young, Betty Wilson, Charles Williams, THIRD ROW: Gene Yore, Dick Suver, Joe Susi, Bob Windle, John wackenhuth, Ray Sweeney, Lyman Trimmer, 0l'Il0MOIlE FIRST ROW: Harold Evans, Eileen Jones, Joe llill,Yvonne Hankins, Bill Gillenwater, Jenny Johnson, Eddie Hollar, SECOND ROW: Linda Griffith, Mary Gray, Carol Grant, Georgine Haines, Pat Guiffre, Leona Hall, Leona Gilletly, Linda Havely, THIRD ROW: Barbara Jackson, Lee Gru- gel, Larry Grener, Bobby Green, Larry Hoffman, Dick Harrison, Marty I-Ierf, Sharon Haughn, CARUSO'S PIZZERIA 3610 Brood Sf. FIRST ROW: Mable Collins, Linda Gibboney, Nellie Gardella, Parry Gard, Darlene Gard, Leah Chor- niak, Anne Conley. SECOND ROW: Barbara Craig, Frances Esposiro, Soni Froggart, Nelda Gaines, Ernestine De Bord, Betty Ann Funk, Mary Lynn Downer. Jeanerre karl, THIRD ROW: Gary Dever, Larry lilstun, Tom Dodd- ridge, Jimmy Clark, Harold Gardner, Bob hbrighr, Dave Darby, Vivian Lolliron. REEB'S CONFECTIONERY Groceries ond Meals FJ The sophomores, that class which is always too old to be looked down on as the freshmen are, and too young for the responsibilities that are given to the iuniors and seniors, have, never- theless, won recognition for their class in many ways. FIRST ROW: Donna Smart, Mary O'Ryan, Donna Rose, Joyce Slane, Paul Skaggs, Henry Rings. SECOND ROW: Sue Renner, Mar- garet Schulze, Phyllis Rings, Iris Roush, Jeanine Rapp, Sylvia Nicodemus, THIRD ROW: David Osborne, Bill Salmons, Chauncey Slane, Carl Pinnell, Harold Shambaugh, Bill Nightingale, George Shively, 4fT INN 5355 W. Broad Legal Beverages IEIRSI ROW: JuJyLarliam, Myrtle hlclicnzic, Ilarold Leach, Rose Kirk, Phyllis Fiionrgoniery, .Kr- lenc fiiller, liirrx Lamb, Dorothy Alcl-arlaiid, Glen King, SI CONN ROMQ fairolyn Morris, Rosemary Yxlontgoiiicry, Sandra Nash, Bar- bara kiclice, Donna Kelly, Sue Larc, hiartha Ann TxlacCarthy, Je an Lenzing, Carolyn Murray. THIRD ROM: Tom Moore, Gene Moore, Iini Txlulott, Dick Kass- lcr, Fred Klerrovets, Ronnie Mc- Brayer, Bob Kirk, Tom Moore, Leland lohnson. IIPIIUMIIIIE NEW ROME CITIES SERVICE 5267 W. Broad Fr 8-5302 - Fr 8-5032 FIRST ROW: Sue Campbell, Nor- man Bohlen, Linda C a me ro n, Bernard Chapman, Thelma Chap- man, Charles Cameron, Gerald Badgley, SECOND ROW: Don Bateman, Nancy Anderson, Carol Bausch, Pat Burt, Velma Boggs, Vivian Boyd, Bill Carl. THIRD ROW: Paul Adkins, Joe Bee, George Barrett, D a n ny Cheno- weth, Dawson Ball, Larry Adkins, Mahlon Brumfield, Jack Boggs. CLASS DANIEL PLUMBING Dublin, Ohio They are led by officers Fred Kletrovets, Bob Ebright, Carolyn Morris, and Frances Esposito. They are looking forward to the day thot they will be looked up to, by instead of being, underclossmen. if 9 3 in sr ' W 'I ' ,V 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Trimmer, Ralph Wilt, Linda Smart, John Vaughn, Rosanne Wolpert, Bob Sweeney, Shirley Snyder, SEC- - I1 OND ROW: Dick Smith, Janet Weber, Carolyn Weeks, Clarice Sparks, Mary Stenger, Barbara Young, Norbert Spencer. THIRD ROW: Claude Springer, George Steuber, Charles Thomas, Bill Stout, Gary Swisher, Joe Smith, Bill Tinapple. FIRST ROW: Jerry Looper, iaryl Carpenter, Martin Davis, Lynda Denman, Jim Bostic, Joyce Bar- ker, SECOND ROW: Marcella Davenport, Mary Cameron, Jo Ann Clampitt, Wanda Brown, Shirley Decker, Ina Brown, Billy Boggs, THIRD ROW: David Crager, Larry Crager, Steve Bel- lin, BobCastie, Perry Ball, Ken- ny Adkins, Lloyd Davenport. The members of the freshman class spent most of F R E I-I M A - I the year gettingccquainted with the upper-clcssmen They had several dances and a class party, and all were a great success. FIRST ROW: Doris Gray, Jim Dowell, Donna Edwards, Richard Humphries, Karen Ho 1 c o m b , Ronnie Dressel, Jean Grener. SECOND ROW: Susie Haney, Carol Hicks, Tanya H y I a n d , Charlene Fox, Sharon Dewolfe, Mary Green, Joyce Fouty. THIRD ROW: Eddie Goldhart, He r s hel Justice, Don Johnson, Eldon Hunt, Matt Goyak, Allen Jasper, Eugene Fluck, John Goyak. WEST SIDE MOTORS INC. Dodge 81 Plymouth l35O W. Brood St. FIRST ROW: Delores Miller, Judy McBride, Richard Kuhlwein, Mary McKean, Edson Kidwell, Bonnie McFarland, SECOND ROW: Sophie Phares, Nancy Mc- Cracken, Lois Ann Morris, Pat O'I-Iarra, Carol Opp, Judy Kra- mer, Nancy Mere, THIRD ROW: Chester McCann, Norman King, John Orahood, Jack Lomano, Hank Miller, Tommy Painrer, Darryl Montgomery, CLASS Elected to hold the class offices were Steve Siegfried, Sharon DeWolfe, Linda Shaw, and Sophia Phares. They are looking forward to their remaining years in high school, and tothe day they will finally reign as seniors . FIRST ROW: Glen Winegardner, Janet Willis, Bob Shaner, Penny Prinrz, Linda Shaw, Mary Lou Rogers, Stevc Siegfried, Io Ann Springer. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Vanover, Barbara Vance, Myrna Russell, Rachel Toy, Mary Lou Younkin, Phyllis Rice, Brenda Rigsby, Geneva Siders, Patti VanDrisker, Ray Wood. THIRD ROW: Neil Young, Phil Russell, Jim Weaver, Bob Sagraves, Vic- tor Stewart, Don Tucker, Jerry Richardson, .lim Skaggs, Phil Renner. DUBLIN RESTAURANT Dublin, Ohio FIRST ROW: Martha Landis, Charles Mitchell, Sue Ann Hill, Karen Neff, Beryl Holdren, Phyl- lis McFarland, Miriam lieisel, Ronnie Lowry. SECOND ROW: Rosemary King, Freda Jenkins, Patty Hartley, Sh a r on Ho c k , Sharon Mathers, Janice Leppert, Norma Macey, Peggy O'Hara, Betty Moore, THIRD ROWg Dick Kirk, Roger Lisk, David Miller, Clyde Hay, Terry Holder, Lyn Marsh, Fritz Hayhurst, John l-lostetter, Larry Murdock. fin EIGHTH FIRST ROW: Linda Richey, Den- nis White, Shirley Painter, Jim Priday, Carol Wilt, Paul Pence, Charlotte Weldon, Jack Springer, Betty Spear. SECOND ROW: Bill Thompson, Jim Sanderson, David Robinson, Sandra Rogers, Barbara Rigsby, Diana Robertson, Carolyn Whited, David Snider, Myron Sutton. THIRD ROW: Don Yore, Don Pendleton, George Schne- der, Milton Ro we, Richard Wright, Larry Washburn, Don Seely, Gary Stephenson, Joe Parker, Bob Walls, MERCHANTS' AND FARMERS' BANK Hilliords, Ohio GRADE MYER'S BARBER SHOP Dublin, O. I bf S-4170 E f ig! 4 X S S 3 xfs ZIFAX D FIRST ROW: G ary Blake, Patty Campbell, S a nd y Gard, Hazel Adkins, Virginia B u r b r i d ge , Virginia Cornell, Beverly Ad- kins, Kermir Carl. SECOND ROW: Janet Cl a r k, Jane Espo- sito, Connie Given, Mary Alice Eckard, Jeanne Bla nk, C arol Grace, Linda Diamond, THIRD ROW: Thurman Alley, Don Boer- ner, Albert Downing, Dick Grube, Willis Cordial, Tommy B o w m a n , Jim Bogen, Tommy Gard, Neal Durban. The eighth grade has returned to Hilliards High for the first time in five years, and although they could not be in on some of the activities of the rest of the school, they had an opportunity to became acquainted with the upperclassmen, and with the school itself. They were not permitted to change every period as the upperclassmen were, but they had two rooms and a set of officers for each . W. KARN 8. SON 922 Taylor Ave . Fa 3712 x-ff'-f w EPT TO PJGHT ldv ce Presidw' 1 SINCLAIR S Hulleards Ohio ERVICE G Y Ptesxdem ludy Amen Ya The members of each class have chosen these people to lead them In theur various octnvntles To these officers belongs much of the credut for the success of the prolects undertaken by the lncllvndual classes 11 Kay Phat eb Secxeiaw Maw R8 hefw Tteasm et Gary Doug es WI V ' ff , X Y 1 ' - J - I r S rj I 'Q E K Y : - f I Nm 'III , . s ,I , X X . fl X , V K , N 1 ja ,,',, . ,lt X , lf,..1' , f 0 x NK I t lu 8 2- A I-uv Xt 4 La ' X, 4 x at V 38 LL8ARGER'S PHARM ACY Hilliarcls, Ohio i F.G. WINTERINGER Dry Goods Hillicrds, Ohio IW' Tl? C3 1 .,.n?Y XX A LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Morris, Sccreraryg Bob Ebright, Vice Presidenlg Frances Esposito, Treasurerg Fred Klerrovers, President. LEFI' TO RIGHT: Steve Siegfried, Presidentg Sharon llc-:Wolfeg Vice Presidcnrg Linda Shaw, Secretaryg Sophia Pharcs, Treasurer. Varsity II -Faculty Game The Managers The Teams ,QW Rohx Team HOLIDAYS U.S. SUPER MARKET Hilliczrds, Ohio Cheerleaders 80 WI,-ng ? X X fx? ANL ivi +55 FIRST ROW: Nancy Hankins, Nancy Bennett, Helen Chawner, Mary Ann McCann, Mary Morris, Carolyn Newton. SECOND ROW: Bill Dorn, Gene Planck, John Miller, Jack Chenoweth, Carol Planck, Dick Dentner, Janice Srreirenberger. DARIE KONE Hilliards, Ohio ll Ev! 1' FIRST ROW: Mary Ann McCann, Marilyn Murray, Nancy Hankins, Nancy Bennett, Mary Morris, Carolyn Newton, Helcn Cliawner, Lou Leist, SECOND ROW: Betsy Morris, Rosemary Collins, Rachel Bowman, Carol Planck, Janice Streitenberger, Judy Reeb, Sally Vagnier, Phyllis Patch, Carla Siegfried, Mrs, Myers, THIRD ROW: Margaret Kuhlwcin, Bill Gue, John Miller, Gene Planck, Jack Chenoweth, Bill Dorn, Dick Dentnet, Judy Holcomb, ,z K -mo, T he sfoff looks over finished P0965 of the late JOE T. LAMB 43 ' DAVIS BARBER SHOP New Rome, Ohio New Rome, Ohio sf issue H0 0R 5 y WHITE ACRES Hllllarcls, Ohio 0UlETl me Nqowetl it 6 gel 0 X vel at a W B we xx rx Wuiaxls CON Pail emma agxlxl SWG V-66 301095 C0096 Xa wld? V3 105K Salvl gd Y below Gym do some tb V195 V16 gel adam Cxgxx X220 Samoa Ss O P-QW and wt Gael Membership YY 1 05 N aiown WW eenvo at C at PA In the Franklun Y xc ww wx Wu OXO O County Honor Socnety IS res Bovmxan trscted to lunuors and sensors inthe upper fourth of thenr class The students nommate themselves by scholarshup and servlce to the school, and once each semester the faculty selects the new members QIVIDQ the stu dents four chanc t es o quallfy for the organlzatuons durlng their hugh school days Honor sc oo foramtlatuonceremonnes for new members and a program and dance for both old and new mem socnety meets twucea year ata different h l bers McDOWELL CONSTRUCTION New Rome Y X X L, xk 0 blwl All Nl go 0 1 . . e 9 . Nl . Q' ' 'rl . sam wasltel' eb- Cal ' 9 .. :L Q :Qi-S . .9 - C -x. ' ,Z K N . I i R5 t . ya . . G . 4 . . l I 9 IS I O l U I 1 6 . . .. . X N ,Q I n n X Z' I . . . . I. . - 7 . . I . I . .. . . I . x f x . . . 44 L af' 1 . NDING: Calvin V L nn DOWHSI. STA C ie Slane Barbara sneehan, Sandra Nash' Mary Y SEATED: Om ' Clark, David Osborne. w , l l SEATED:Mrs Pumphrey ST . . ANDING: Mary Ann Shier, Catherine Benson, Marilyn Judson, Carol Grant, Judy McDowell, Nancy Bennerr, Marlene wean, Margie Horst, STARR :NN 3753 TrabU9 Rd- f, .3 1 G Y N Q35 PAIILE'-Will... .2 LE UERCLE FRA CAI FIRST ROW Nancy Anderson Lmda Dorn John Mlller Pat Gmffre Sherry Washburn Martha Ann McCarthy Doddrxdge Lee Grugel Mrs Zane THIRD ROW Ralph Walls Art Belhsan Gary Dougherty John Eckard Ray Sweeney Herman Fackler Harold Gardner R 8. S SERVICE DALLAS COAL 8. SERVICE Trcbue 8. Dublm 46 McKnnley Avenue Vivian Boyd, SECOND ROW: Clarice Sparks, Joe Hill, George Steuber, Sue Late, Nellie Gardella, Tom 4 TR HI I IMTIATIUN Co pl menfs of cz F end Compl menfs of a F end This year the Hi-Y sponsored a slave auction at which the boys sold four hours of their time to whoever bought them, and the proceeds went to charity. The Hi -Y was responsible for the Thanksgiving assembly, and iust before Christmas, went caroling with the members of Tri-Hi-Y. A newoctivity of the Hi -Y woso basketball team consisting of non-varsity members of the club. They play- ed other Hi-Y teams in the county. FIRST ROW: Gary Morgan, Bill Dorn, Ronnie Rosemeier, John Miller, Dick Love, Bruce Holder, Gene Yore, SECOND ROW: Bill Kuhlwein, Allen Gray, Everett Brown, Dick Landis, Dean Kreiger, Roy Hoffman, Fred Klenrovets, Harold Leach, Mr. Koncar, THIRD ROW: Bob Lan- ning, Bill Walker, Joel Williams, John Eckard, Tom Evans, John Kramer, George Barrett. Ill-Y President . . . John Miller Vice-President , , , Lee Holt Secretary. . Ronnie Rosemeier Treasurer . . Gary Morgan Chaplain. . . Bill Dorn Compliments of CLARENCE 8. MARTHA YOST FIRST ROW: Marilyn Nuessle, Margie Horst, Pat Moberly, Janet Rife, Phyllis Patch, Penny Pennell, Marilyn OPP. Jo Ann Young, Peggy Gallagher. SEC- OND ROW: Margaret Kuhlwein, Mary Kay Phares, Betsy Morris, Sherry Washburn, Patty Johnson, Linda Messer, Rosemary Collins, Carol Carroll, Frances Bohlen, Sally Vagnier, THIRD ROW: Linda Dorn, Barb Bostic, Mary Ann Shier, Ivalee Russell, Shir- ley Scott, Barbara Markins, Judy Kellogg, Marilyn Judson, Patty Denman, 'lllll-lll-l' FIRST ROW: Nancy Bennett, Mary Morris, Dottie Spain, Bev Campbell, Linda Gracey, Carol Planck, Ja n i c e Streitenberger, Judy Reeb, Madeline Bowman, SECOND ROW: Nancy Cowgill, Margaret Wolpert, Karen Green- wood, Jud y Holcomb, Rachel Bowman, Connie Slane , Carla Siegfried, Willa Aldred, Marion Woods, Miss Criblez , THIRD ROW: Virginia Rings, Carol Skaggs, Helen Chawner, Carole Yost, Janice Bloomfield, Mara- belle Phillips, Marilyn Murray, Catherine Benson, Sonja Seely, Carol Williams, C.J. DELA, M.D. Compliments of a Friend The purpose of Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y club consists ofiunior and senior girlsonly. They combine with the Hi- Y club to perform many services for the community. They have pre-Christmas scrip- ture readings, go caroling atChristmas, and sponsor the Easter assembly. K.W. COOK, M.D. Compliments ofa Friend 'iacxxax Xluwvlexo Owe, osexxm an Xmc ix ax ex obo Shgxe Bob mem a Gem no Oxok xx Xen Ylmfg, Soho Wm mx Lang G1 N4 de ohm Xx Boggaxx Soc ee Gavg ev omg Bm ex 'ioxm Sun 'Bmw 009 Ko 5120-A V-o Boii a ea Be, eu Pau 'ix esclo 9-emex NX! Yaouckxex 'Y OYO dm Ydavve OM Vnx?-CX6 P Cs 86361 OWE N'S AP PLIANCES Lea DOI:-Inlng fo Eqrnli fo IecdO I' Llylnggf fo 'lvl' O Serve vi AX XL Xu ON X V- BM awex oovwlexm X Nik BEACON Y- enex rlotxva Bob en x ex Soho gen Compliments of DOCTORS Lane Avenue Medical Bunldmg Every two years the F F A holds an apprecnahon ban quet at which tame their queen IS crowned The queen must llve on three acres or more of land and she as selected on personalnty beauty and ponse The T955 queen Judy Moore IS shown crownmg the T956 queen, Carol Wlllaams. Wnth them IS F.F.A. president Roy Hoffman. 51 OW gaile' 560 Co' Q W . 1-X95 QYXQQL 3,5816 save' 095 rl r Ye ' Sb' we' Q99 O ojltfbaieli Sw sv 'W ' FIRST ROW: Phyllis Montgomery, Margie Horst, Marilyn Nuessle, Janice Streitenberger, Willa Aldred, Phyllis Patch, Betsy Morris. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Rogers, Mary Lou Younkin, lvalee Russell, Judy Reeb, Carla Siegfried, Judy McBride, Mar- cella Davenport, Caryl Carpen- ter. THIRD ROW: Adelyn Williams, Pat Mobely, Eva Lee Vanover, JoAnn Springer, Myrna Russell, Ra c h el T o y, Geneva Sidess, Brenda Rigsby, J.E. OHLINGER, D.D.S. W. Lane Ave. XN7lAiKERg i T fl Y . , ix 4K3 vo 'WN 's N r xv rl llllil CARDOSI TRACTOR SALES 1681 Alton Rd. Fr 8-5893 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frances Esposito, Mary Morris, Janet Weber, and Carol Skaggs The Future Homemakers of America, organized to promote better home and fami ly life, is one ofthe most active clubs in our school. They plan programs, assign com- mittees, and help each and every girl to become better acquainted with everyday problems. Each girl is given an active part in the club to better enable her to become more self-confident and reliable. Scott. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Morris Sue Campbell, Donna Edwards Connie Slane, Nfiarilyn Opp Patty Denman Judy Cramer SECOND ROM Joyce Slane Shirley Snider Rosanne ls olpert Thelma Chapman Sylvia Nicodem us Sue Ann Renner Lois Ann Morris Sally Vagnier THIRD ROW: Party Gard Darlene Gard, Nellie Gardella Linda Havely, Linda Gibboney Sue Lare, Clarice Sparks Shirley DR. H R HE LER F I R S T ROW: Roseanne Wolpert, Carolyn Weeks, Janine Rapp, Doris Gray, Joy ce Fouty, Mary Green, Lois Ann Morris, Judy McBride, Charlene Fox. SECOND ROW: Barbara Craig, M a r g a r er Kuhlwein, Pat Giuffre, Carol G r a n I , Dolores Miller, Sharon Dewolfe, Carol Opp, Carla Sieg- fried, Margie Horst, Linda Dorn, Carol W il 1 i a m s , Judy Kellogg. THIRD ROW: Lynda Denman, Judy Reeb, Sally Vagnier, Mary Morris, Freda Haney, Nancy Mere, Bonnie McFarland, Shirley Barker, Carol Bausch, Georgine Haines. MR. 8g MISS SPRINGTIME O.K. AUTO SALES Fishinger Road Columbus, Ohio W f' 1, 1 . FIRS T fe Johnson OM Sb S - , hier QD effy S 1 j OU, lv opbie aUe'R' yA7Cl-'asbbul' Wa Cb Phare lfen M 61-lan as so 'Yo 3. L- dr fl 'UF 'han' pefllda S:LoUROA7a1-the Ioggatt ggyc alv. A441211 M' pllyllis .3116 IRD' ag, -ic-Q A4 REPP LAWNMOWER SALES 72 Pasadena Ave. New Rome P17 Gro, 111' 'Ice ery olcomb 712 Marti Kate If li,-posit . Rama ' Mal. -52 Su 1101 0. ,5-6 fa P YL 6 C C0 Olin yllll DO Gfhpb 'Db' 61, NDROW61 Jud lvqer 614 a Le .. lr J'La ' -5'y1 .safldf e Va URQ dzafh v a 'Io Us - J la Nic Nash' Veg pb 17' Ma ennie Od I y . 1' 6 ea 11 J' A 177052 3 aetfe Q13 Crea an afbar 11 er -11,0 ' The ' kg L 0. 0 FIRST ROW: Betty Wilson, Anna Whipple, F r a n c e s McFarland, Pa t Wo o ds , Helen Chawner, Beverly Ca mpbell, Phyllis Patch, Betsy Morris, Pat Johnson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Murray, Janice Streitenberger, Marilyn Nuessle, Pat Moberly, A d el y n Williams, Lavenda Brumfield, Marabelle Phillips, Dottie Spain, Mrs, Kellam. THIRD ROW 1 Rosemary Montgomery, Jean Leming, Carolyn Murray, Willa A l d re d , Carol Planck, Linda Gracey, Carol Yost, Janice Bloomfield, Carol Carroll, Frances Bohlen, Margaret Wolpert. G .S. YEATER Plumbing--Heating Fr 8-4223 'IIIIIII 'I UIIII UIL 'I ei vi X bei? 'Y ex 1530 5116166 High 1 pst ,vc 5 ww! me-09' X50 G90 e It mx. Old 62309 Cain WA 'YOWNI I Y 'Y S wa k?eoov1 mtoXB2Wson xcvw Cena? ,Casxxw Gm XG vac' The student council represents students opunlons to the admunlstratnon and teachers Several worthwhile prolects were sponsored durmg the year Some of these actlvltles consisted of sponsoring the Snowball Dance, renewing the handbook, comp: lung the history of alumnae, and asslstlng with the lunch Ilne New flags are to be purchased for the school with a S125 bond given them by an alumnae student council The officers were, President, Wally Walls Vice President, Art Belllsarl, Secretary Carol Wllluams, and Treasurer Duck Harrison This past year Mr Harsh was advssor to the group ack ug 5cYV'::'a 8 yi 3 Bios QOSXTO X NWA X eg as SCX s Catox eb ?taoCIPXxxXV aus N4 2 wavaeo ao Columbus 4, Ohno Hulllards Ohuo X I Us 1 ds .y ' l ' , Ywclan xt ' ' wa , a ' BW' B ls 'le . W- IKGWS' . I 00 ' 'tw 00 ' .IS ' XA ', -91, V1-. v ew- 9' - ' 0. 6' THOMAS SURVEYING AND ENGINEERING 56 ELDON M. SCHATZ AND SON 2 fl Llllll ga P FIRST ROW: Gary Morgan, Joel Willia ms, Marshall Hall, Bill Walker, Dick Dentner, Art Bellisari, Chuck Wilson, Dick Pelphrey, Bob Harrison, Dick Harrison. SECOND ROW: Mr, Reall, Gary Dougherty, Gene Planck, Ralph Walls, Joe Lombardi, Ed Murdock, Bill Fox, Walter Schatz, Howard Morris, Jerry Baum, Mr. McCosky, Mr. McE1heny. THIRD ROW: Chet DeMary, Dick Suver, Allen Gray, Dick Love, John Eckard, Gene Yore, Wallace Walls, Dean Kreiger and Edward Carey. The Varsity H , made up of all the lettermen of Hilliards High, had a very active year in l955-56. They attended the Cleveland Browns vs. Pittsburgh game and sponsored the Holly Hop. The Varsity H officers were Presi- dent, Dick Dentnerp Vice-President, Bill Walker, Secretary, Art Bellisarig Treasurer, Chuck Wilson . EDDlE's PURE OIL E New Rome, Ohio fs Now, boys . Boys! In January these people were chosen for Franklm Honor Soclety FIRST ROW lvianlyn Opp Judy Hol comb Peggy Gallagher Lou Lerst and Phyllls Patch SECOND ROW Rov Hoffman Ralph lwalls Gary Dough erty John Eckard Carol Plank Carol Wxlllams SLlSleK1l'1g Manlyn Jud son and Carole Yost BOYS! Wally Walls, Dick Dentner, John Miller, Walter Shatz, Bill Dorn, and Mary Ann McCann surround the vic- tory bell, that took a tour alter each Victorious basketball game. Compllmenfs of BILL O HARA Compliments of MARY S SOHIO SERVICE l05l Wilson Rd i7 MANOR New R y A FULWIDERS House, Y 5 X F G! , GX Z? CD J ffis ':l,'fCUPF-KCEC 'P v fifl J ,-lx' any d t ,kflkiq at f , .,x 'eX L iffzi . ,xg-f Q' W K, 'f 'Wm ' ' WD.-ffm fff Q f9 F-fum 'KW ' 759, if QHCQ . : Ll, , X LL :fm .gqffflli if ,, wx A X1 'W a ,1 j oixiqf ' - . , ' ' g Q . . . f 19 A ' 1 PC, all 1 i TCP? X 1 x U ff: - . wQlf ,. qt' 4' RS faux THE BAND PLAYS ON Due to the hard work of Mr. Robert White, the Band Has Played On . Through the summer of 1955, the band Marched off with first prize in the Arlington 4th of July parade. During the football season they made outstanding performances at all games, and added their support and spiritregardless of weather or score . Mr Robert Whrte TRUMPET TRIO Joe Lambert Jack Chenoweth Ron Schoonover 61 DANCE BAND FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Barbara Wolfe Shannon Russell Patty Gard SECOND ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Danny Chenoweth Tom Lambert Llnda Gtbboney Joe Lambert Jack Cheno weth Ronnte Schoonover Bob Wtndle M 8- M RESTAURANT Bostic, Rachel Bowman, Sharon De- Y fn. A . A X L' A A . vlan I A .Ax I L ,V it 1 , QEQMQQM 1 lk A - ' . . '- 7 1? - . . limi ,'., b' f President Vlce-Presxdent ' Q 'A j Jack Chenoweth Bob Windle . Se X 3956 CFS me Q 995569 RaChe1Botary Shafw Wfnan BA IHIFFICER Officers In Achon MALCOLM PENNELL MR ARMSTRONG Realty 6 Lenox Ave New Rome 2 New Rome PRESU WKWAX f Vw Fl?-ST ROW FtancesEsp0s1to Vwxan Boyd Martha McCanhy P yms Parch Penny Penneh Som Froggau So xa Phares Peggy Gahaghe: SECOND OW Bob Shane: Lxn a Gxbboney Pat OHaxa Leona Gmedy anex ndy Hcncomb Pauy Denman Seaneue Eau Lee Gmgek Mx whue THX?-DR VJ SnannonRusse11 BO Wm e Dave Kxexn Pam Gmike Sack Lhenoweth Hank Mme: Geosge Smeber Soe Smuh Tom Doddnd e 1692 WTT'5 VILLA C Fifth A Olumbu Ve , S Ave- . . , W ty L . . if i , 1 ' h 5 5 ,,. 4 , M A .,1' x 6 V 5 3 ' M 5 1 may ai af xi O y ,P A 1 5 , , t K ,aff ,',,y V VR 9' Z . ' . . . ' h . ' Q . i Ph. , . R 1 , ' d ' . ' . ' . S Webex, I . . , , . ' . O z , b ' ch , . ' . ' . I . ' ' . ' . g . 63 llIliLS ULEE UL L' i FIRST ROW: Janet Weber, Martha McCarthy, Clarice Sparks, Linda Gibboney, Peggy Gallagher, Judy Holcomb, Phyllis Montgomery, Soni Ftoggatr, Frances Esposito, Vivian Boyd, Linda Cameron. SECOND ROW: Vivian Colliton, Velma Boggs, Mary Stenger, Mary Gray, Sylvia Nicodemus, Sylvia Holmes, Joyce Slane, Pat Rauch, Donna Smart, Linda Havely, Linda Smart, Penny Pennell, Yvonne Hankins Leona Gilletly, Mary Lynn Downer, Sylvia Jackson, Mr, White, THIRD ROW: Sharon Haughn, Maly Green, Phyllis Patch, Doris Gray, Nancy McCracken, Pat O'Hara, Mary Cameron, Lynda Denman, Mary McKean, Myrna ssell Dee Miller Jeanne Grener Sophia Phares Phyllis R1ce Part Von Drzska Frezda Haney ERVICE 64 H10 5 WS 50 MATHI5IverSlde Drlve LANE AVE' P FLOW ER SHO fgib Z QD D Q9 7 W X! ' ' f JfA H' 1 Y i iw ,Q R N 6? if Ed. Murdock Wally Walls Walter Schatz Dick Pelphrey 5er1i0r H.B. 56I'1i0r H.B. Senior G. Senior G. LETTER SEASON RECORD O. H. Mifflin 7 13 West Jefferson O 18 London 34 7 Worthington 6 12 Marysville 40 I2 Westerville 12 20 Grove City 26 14 Mechanicsburg 0 0 Gary Morgan Bill Walker Senior T. HARRISON SUPER MARKET Senior C' 5460 West Broad New Rome Art Bellisari Gene Yore Gary Dougherty Chuck Wilson Junior H. B. Junior Q . B. Junior End Junior End Dean Krieger Junior G . Marshall Hall Joel Williams Bob Harrison Allen Gray Senior F.B. Senior End Senior Q.B. Junior F.B ME 0F '55 Mid-Six Selections Gary Morgan Senior Bill Walker Senior Co-Captains Bill Walker Senior Dick Denfner Senior Honorable Mention Dick Denfner Senior Allen Gray Junior Dick Love Junior Chuck Wilson Junior Gene Yore Junior - -e Arf Bellisari Junior Dick Denier' Gene Plank Senior T, MR. 8m MRS. H.J. UPPERMAN 8. SONS Senior Manager John Eckard Junior End Amlin, Ohio Chef De Mary Bill Fox Junior G. Junior H.B vi, YU Q. w-x . , fx 2 Q-0 NLD F' 1 xele K 71 5 -JC W' r' QS' iw' PJ od LD I i 61 I x LD LD LD ' ' X sf dna wr 11- 5 .' 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C Eddie reiger, K Dean Dick Suver, Wilson, die Ed 11, r, McElheny, Cl1aunceySlane, Edson Kidwe W:M RO THIRD Gene Planck. ll Paul, Bi 11s, Willial Gary Dougherty, Joel rd Dick Love, John Ecka I ., 11, ji111 Dowe H ROW: FOURT McCosky, I w M r, Sha M 5. y Wall Wall Walter Schatz, Dick Pclplirey, Paul Giuffrie, Bill Gue, Bob Harrison, Murdock, Moore, Ill I'o 11, Ebrigl Bob i111 Weaver, I Y. Ronald Bise Jerry Richardson, n , Fred Broomliall, E IC G Bob negardner , Wi SD Bee, G1 Jack Lanionta, Joe Clark, cBraye1' M nnie R0 HDS Harold Ev 1 'Z 'SS 2' Z rx 9-1 1-nl Z Q 3 0 I S 'J' :XL 1- V 4 . at V,,-4 FlRST ROW Jerry Baum Ed Murdock, Bob Harnson B111 Walker Dlck Demner Joel W1ll1ams Mar shall Hall Walter Schatz SECOND ROW Wally Walls B111 Gue Gene Planck Paul Guxffre Dlck F00'l'BALL BANIIUET FERN BEAUTY SALON 70 KENNY ROAD MARKET 3 l l r v v ' 1 - 3 o v 1 n o n f - E. ,pu-0-'3 Q ' -s .51 ' ' ?'f . .- - . x, .O f . I A' x . , V ' ,.X A ' x if 1.1 M, wx 'W TO Avo flffssffv ff if if N 'WI' 6172022 IQ 191 Q Q. pat lyooqv. Oo e eo belvoeq flfeigfaret kobllvezq Geac-qv Afwirlaqq .40-,N z,,,5,bp,e. ff asm 20810618 Laffy Gazer, feng, crafq Jug, ,QGGQ kmq '90'00 PQ C-We 6?bg61b-q 41:-1116 Gafdezfa P6869 Ca 11-agbelg FQ! .I NT ME IGN e' AL AV LINE rmon 91 BEE484 H0 1-66 CA' Carol Bausch, M arily n Murray, Q u e e n P a t, Mary Morris, Betsy Morris. Sherry Pendleton, last year's queen, and Queen Par, George Barrett, Carol Bausch, Ron- nie Rosemeier, Mary Morrisg Jerry Pendleton, Sherry Pendleton, John Miller, Par Woods, Marilyn Mur- ray, Bill Dorn, Betsy Morris, Bill Kuhlweing Master of Ceremonies, Jack Chenoweth. HUMEUGM ING Jerry Pendleton, Sherry Pendleton, Dick Dentner, Dick Pelphrey, Jack Chenoweth, Oueen Pat, John Miller, Escort John Miller and Queen Pat f' . -. Ni. J., N Nt w to X ll xt X K Smiling queen waves to the crowd, MOORE'S DAIRY New Rome, Ohio R X xl 5 M 4 f ' v X MK WX Yu LSWW MM 5 '44 7 2.5 'lose Gas D0u newg Bonn Ecka OND Y-OW Coach Pe y Reah Bob FX?-ST Y-OW Gene Dxck ww e Ronnxe, Rosanne: SEC Manages Dxck Snve: ilmpn vi :ms Pm Bcmxsatx 76 nhanxs Bonn K: axne: Mm dock 6 bAatsna1XHa1X Soc BMX BAK FOX Eddxe RIFE S MA WWW X1 ' YW-ST ROW Mama Davxs Dxck amson,Bo Ebught Lau Adkms Fred Xihauovexs Claude, Sprxnge: Gary Shwebg Bm Tmappm ctloskey SECO D R VJ 'hm Lamb PNK 9 Russeh Kenny Adkms Haxmd Ga: ex E son KxcSvIeM Henry Rmgs Tom Moose Gaby Deva: hm Wefwex 77 RED QAVNJJATCH Am . ITE ST lin, T i 1 Dave Boe rne r , last year's l queen Sandra Sichol, Queen Carol P l a n c lc , and King Wally Walls. Queen Carol and King Wally on dance The Snow Ball replaced The traditional floor. basketball homecoming. lui: nc GL, J ,, 5 rs' ' ,,, LV '5 5 . . , ' Q , A ' ff-fsixxm Tlffvzfe 1 FHZST ROW B111 Fox Bob Hall Marty Herf Haro! Evans Hank Mzller Steve Szegfrzed H0lvardMorr1s R on McBrayer S OND ROW Gary Shzvely 81llBeckto1d Gar Dougherty Marshall Hall John Kramer Jlm Weaver Ralph Walls M Reall 79 VOSS JEWELERS Lane Avenue LEFT TO RIGHT Perry Reall Joe Lombardm Harold Gardner Tom Lambert Dawson Ball Art Belhsau Joe Lamben FAY SHOP GULF I-009 Ave . 1 E',- A a z, gi ,wwf 2 Q , w b V!f' . ' I , sz, . f if ,Maxis M. N, J '-, if f ,sv H '11 1 'P'-,Q AL '1 , . . ag ,H ,' ' H- , 5 xv,,,J:s?f5' ,l '17, . fi ' 4. 5 LEFT 'YORXG1-KT, EXRST ROW1 Dick Humphries, Don Skaggs, Don Bm, Wake: Schaw., Seny Baum, Em Eox, Pmen Gray, Bruce Homer, Dxck Hamson, Amokl Massxe, Charms Leppcu. SECOND ROW: Bohn Eckatd, DXck Saver, An Beuisaxi, Tom Buxbndge, Bm Waxkem, Dick Lox e, Gene Yoxe, Tom Evans, Exed Removers, Bohn Nhuer, Edson Kidvlek, Mt. McEXheny. Milf? +1 RESERVE TRACK S QUAD TRACK 0 All E NN K sg X X, C JUNIUH HIGH H4 kETHALL'PEAM l '--:rr ia IA I Q FIRST ROW D Smder B Geese D Kxrk D Grube D Rowe C Hay T Gard SECOND ROW M Rowe D Whne L Murdock T Bowman P Pence N Durban Mr Shaw THIRD ROW P Rapp C Salyer D Yore L Marsh D Gray FIRST ROW Sandy Gard, Sue Hrll, Phylhs McFarland, Charlotte Weldon, SECOND ROW Sharon Hook, Hazel A dkr ns, Carol Grace, Peggy O'Hara 82 JU IUR HIGH CHEERLEADER Wrfh a season s record of I8wms, nolosses the Junror Hugh Team wound up by bearing Groveporf 36 19 the County Championship on May 6 They averaged 53 points per game, therr op ponenfs only 17 1 T W V 7 R L , T , y I , Q R i T V K ,V A K H Lg' 1 X V Q f A X 9 K T f T V , 5 A X is - I - x. ,. 3 ' f 1 f ga 'W' V? 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GROOMS' ICE CREAM Sullivant Avenue Columbus, Ohio HGEIIIIIIE ll'lSHlXGT0l SLEPT HERE . . . Gene Yore . Carla Siegfried . . Dave Kendall . . Linda Dorn . . . Bob Windle . . Kenny Bennett . . Arlene Sager Margaret .Kuhlwein Darryl VanderMolen . Sharon Washburn . . Mariorie Horst . . Penny Pennell Ronnie Schoonover . . . John Eckard . . . Tom Evans . . Bob Lanning . Judy Holcomb . f' 2 Q, 4 R 5 Q rf y 2 . il S .-. K 'Wuhan ' --4--.4 A M -an ,, - .. V - ,M .Q-,,,, ',,' A ,,-.V as!! JERRY SPEARS FUNERAL HOME 2693 W. Broad Street Frances McFarland FIVE MANUFACTURING CO MURPHIES I G A New Rome The Mol oreftes Prcch ce LEFT TO RIGHT Peggy Gallagher Patty Gard Judy Reeb Carla Slegfned Karen Holcomb Larry Bales and Nellle Gardella X jr? A si ff I - L Ig, Af U I Anna Whipple I Helen Chcwner SE I' 4 K ff A ms DARBY'S APPLIANCE Compliments of Dublin Ohio SCIOTO INN i 1 i , f 4 '4 i 1 fix J A X l !,i 4 f ff? ff me 7 X M ifii f M 4' ,f fy 2 'illl if I 'ff l '0 f r 1 X ff W7 f fi , ' f , f f I I T h e Junior-Senior Prom is the on I y completely formal dan ce of the year . BOW AND ARROW Sullivan? Avenue Columbus, Ohio M ,M M1051 Music was provided by Ziggy Coyle and his orchestra . LINWORTH FARMERS' EX Hayden, Ohio The prom was held at the new Veterans' Mem- orial Building in Colum- bus. BLAUSER AND SON W. Jefferson, Ohio dk' 1956 FRAIIIIATING CLASS PIHIUESSIUNAL Qs 334-v-4..a.. x Y , Junior class president Allen Gray wheeling Elmer Lockwood to the Dr. R.M. Eyman present ing his class address. platform. Elmer was a home-study student and finished his work in order to graduate with his class. Mr. Bassell Johnson, President of the School Board, presenting Mr. M. D. Hartsook with a special diploma for his 29 years of service to the Hilliards School System. 1956 Graduating Class being presented to the audience . .gs-1 H' ., nrt -nffefi D5 1. ii 2 . Mr. Johnson presenting a diploma to one of the seniors. SlCHOL'S GARAGE Hilliards, Ohio j?N JJ! 15 'W . '57-45 N'ii' -5' kt sig H WaXker and Br Caro! WM rams AR MOST POPUL Howard Mo rris and Sarah Ervin , B1 Roy B! GGEST FURTS Hoffman and is Mary Sue M0rr G HFART ED CARPETS INCORPORATE Columbus, D Marilyn Murray Gnd Marshall Hall, BEST LOOKlNG Carol Planck and John Miller, BEST DRESSED Nancy Bennett a d n Jack Chenowefh M OST DEPENDABl.E Nof pictured: M. I Ie, I HAPPIEST d Bob ' :EST P T Woods an all D rn, Jaanice Bloomneld and B' O RF 15 'gil P- Q , In .Sll gp-ff f I f X xx Q'--3, R ii iw-, FS' PL FRESIIMAX 1l 'l'lIGIHl'HS SIIPIIUMURE jUTlllilHI'HS ll All l'lll SENIUR .ilfTlHilHI'lIS A rx-a A nocvis 'nil