Hilliard High School - Memorys Trail Yearbook (Hilliard, OH)
- Class of 1958
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July June Time stands still . . . as the 1958 Senior Class recall activities and events that made history during this - our last school year. With hope in our hearts and a song on our lips, we venture forth to futures unknown. It is with pleasure we pre- sentthe.......... EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Fred Kletrovets ASSISTANT EDITOR Soni Froggatt LAY-OUT EDITOR Rosanne Wolpert ART EDITOR Carl Pinnell GIRLS' SPORTS Carol Bausch BOYS' SPORTS Dick Harrison BUSINESS MANAGER Bob Ebright MUSIC EDITOR Nellie Lou Gardella ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Sue Renner ' Memory's Trail ' ll I u ll Memories Are Made OF This Table of Contents RATION ........... SSMEN . S .... ...- .aan S .... 95 2 We Dedicate ..... BECAUSE OF HIS WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE WITH THE STUDENT BODY IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE AND HIS SCHOOL SPIRIT AND LOYALTY, WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 DO HEREBY DEDICATE THIS EDITION OF THE MEMORY'S TRAIL TO MR. GEORGE KONCAR, TEACHER, ADVISOR AND FRIEND. 3 Board of Educahon Pictured above are three of the newly elected members of the Scioto Darby Board of Education. SEATED: Mrs. Grace Tharp. STANDING, Left to Right: Leon Bowman, Ned Woodruff. '4'i 1 ' 4 chool Days , Pictured below are SEATED: Mrs. Margaret Michel, Clerk. STANDING, Left to Right: Bassel Johnson, Virgil Hart. Our Board of Education should be congratulated for their current work and future planning of our schools. Mr. Fred Daniel Mr. Daniel is now in his sec- ond year as superintendent of Hill- iards High. Mr. Daniel originally hails from New Concord, Ohio, and then attended Muskingum College where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. He received his Mas- ter of Arts Degree at Kent State University We sincerely wish Mr. Daniel the best of luck in the future. Golden Rule Days l Mr. James Mc Fadden Mr. McFadden came to Hil- liards High School this year from McConnelsvil1e High School where he was principal. Mr. McFadden attended Musk- ingum College where he received a Bachelor of Science Degreeg and also attended Ohio State University where he graduated with a Master of Education. We sincerely hope that Mr. McFadden will be as suc- cessful in the future as he has been in the past year at Hilliards High School. 5 'Y l , rf 5 A K gl. Qi? Y X R tesg 37 X + Z E r Q ig is an X X 3 x 1 Q N Q , , Y 4, ' pf - ,J :f f gi - - E L - 4 15 ,Az 'G 'K , . 1 X . X 6 ? X f x K A QQ XY g E 5 F E 2 X s , 5 554 9? 1 MRS. GRETA BALSTAD MR. LEON BOUCHER A Mlss JOAN DREHER Hamline U. sr. Paul fx o.s.U., B.S. M.s.c. N A o.s.U., B.A. in Minnesota, B.S. and M.A. -Q Agriculture F.F.A. Y ' 1 Commercial Education Physical Education G.A.A. gf fl I ' 1 s Q' L V1 ' A Hx L I. 5 f 'xv 'gif ' U MRS. MARY DUNCAN O.S.U., M.A. and B.S. Latin, Latin Club In The Little Red chooIhouse MRS. KATHRYN GOOD O.S.U., B.S. Music Chorus I pf' Q T I in L MRS ARLENE IRVIN B A Ed Eighth Grade l University of Redlands Calif. u . . . ' J x . ' re 91 i MR. wn.L1AM HARSH O.S.U. , B.S. Industrial Arts Student Council MRS SARA HERFEL MRS. ELIZABETH HIGGINS MRS HARRIETTE KASER U S C 1 A O.S.U. Kent State Unlverslty O S U Home Economlcs 1' Ea English 4 F H A .egg MRS. RUTH KELLAM Eastern Illinois State Teachers College B.S.A1't cur ll 6 I , 'A' MISS MARY KOHLER MR. GEORGE KONCAR Otterbeln B S U B S and M A O.S.U B S and M Elghth Grade Home Economles F H A Math H1 Y Athletxcs MR. Z.. P. MC COSKEY MR. NORMAN MC ELHENY MRS. M. MYERS Indiana State B.S. Heidelberg B.A. Mississippi So Social Studies Commercial 1 Q 'V C01 English , Athletics Athletics Publications M J A w I 1 no . X4 4 . ' -1 - S+ me MR. RALPH POWLESS Otterbein B.S D.C.T. Training These Are Our Rulers V' ,N 3 X Q N Y .5 MR. PERRY REALL f X 4 MR. HARRY C. SCHLOTT MR- DONALD SHAW Q .R 'L Otterbein B.S. X - Bluffton College Capital U-B-S- in Ed History, Physical Ed. 1 Indiana U. American History X, , .- Eighth Grade Y Athletics Health Q 'L Drivers Education 5' ' Athletics I Q i . . . . D C 1- ,425 f L 3' ii! A hx ,av JI . -A 'X Tw- . V 4, Q MRS. MILDRED SMITH MR. ROBERT STEWART MRS. R. SWERLEIN Ohio Wesleyan U.B.A. Denison O.S.U. Ball State English, Librarian 1 B,-S, Chemistry 9 Teachers College 0'o Physics B.S. Ed. 1 Q k Commercial O'-'gg 5 ' Rf Tri-H1-Y rf 07 I MRS. NANCY THOMPSON Wittenberg B.A. Lang. French, English Ffenchclub They Walked Softly - NY Q But Carried A Bug Shelf M l as MR. ROBERT WHITE MR- D- A- WILSON W Q h capna1U.B.s.M. 9 g MR. LAWRENCE woLF 0-S-U- B-S' in Ed- a Instrumental Music ,L o.s.U. B.S. Biology Eighth Grade, Counselor Concert and Marching 'gb' General Science, Camera Chess Club , Band , Club x Q X' a e l ll ecretary To The Principal A cheery smile and a friendly hello, is characteristic of office secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Pauley. This is Mrs. Pauley's second year at Hilliards High School, and we are very lucky to have such a nice person working with us. Gffice faff The girls shown above help Mrs. Pauley run errands and keep the office in good working order. LEFT TO RIGHT: Connie Given, Carol Grant, Mary Lynn Downer, Velma Boggs, Mrs. Pauley, Sharon Haughn, Jennie Johnson, Carmelia Provenzale, Dee Miller. 'll IF WE KNEW YOU WERE COMIN', THE WOULD HAVE BAKED A CAKE... P Pictured above is our custodian, Mr. Ted Morgan, who works continually to keep our school building neat and clean. I THE Mechanic woutp HAVE FIXED THE Bus. .. Printing Newspapers THE PRESS OF HOLLENBACK 3134 N. High Street Am 7-1251 I2 'Nh-M... May we present the women who prepare the meals for us each day. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs. Diamond. l THE cuSt0dl2n WOULD HAVE SWEPT THE FLOOR... Pictured below is Mr. Jim Diamond, our mechanic, who is a new member of our maintenance staff this year. He assists Mr. Morgan, and has charge of keeping the buses in good workingorder. eniors LARRY GENE ADKINS Class Vice-President 1, President 43 Student Coun- cil 43 Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Secre- tary 43 Science Club lg Chess Club 3, 43 Football 1, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 3, 43 Varsity H 3, 43 Secretary 43 Winter Dance Escort 33 Band l,2,4, Bas- ketball King 43 All Mid- Six Basketball 43 Cla ss Play 43 Co-Captain 43 Most Valuable Player 4. JANET KAY WEBER Class Secretary 43 Honor Society 3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 43 F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Secretary 23 G. A. A. 3,42 Dramatics lg Mixed Chorus 2,33 Girls' Chorus 1,2,33 Wildcat Staff 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Girls' State Alternate 33 Class Play 3, 43 Football Attend- ant 33 Secretary Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Council 43 Bas- ketball Court 4. Larry - President Ronnie - V. President A leader of men, afollow- He's not so tall. not so er of women, thin, but he has 3 Slrlile that 's bound to win. L K. - Secretary Jennie - Treasurer Tho' shelooks so bewitch- Her smile is always in iflgly Simple, yet there's style. mischief in every dimple. gwtin' On Tal' Of' 77, RONALD LEE MC BRAYER Class Vice-President 4 Dance Club 3,42 Track 1 Golf 3g Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball Manager 33 Let- ter 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Letter 3,4, Captain 43 Hon. Men. All Mid-Six 43 Var- sity H 3, 43 President 43 Student Council 3. I ENNIE LEE JOHN SON Class Treasurer 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 4g Dramatics 13 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4Q Dance Club 3, 43 French Club 13 Cheerleader 33 Class Play 4. SW' f -- M 01' K5 5 fl 'rl 'X 5 FT? 3'9- fs 3:33, S :17 X Es --4' Vx 0 HILLIARDS COLD STORAGE LOCKER I ,A I-lilliards, Ohio I4 e a WILLIAM WALLACE ADAMS Warwick High School, Warwick Va. 1, 2, 3g French Club 4. ALBERT GERALD BADGLEY Hi-Y 3,4g Chess Club 3g Dance Club 3, 45 Class Play 3. GEORGE B. BARRETT West Jefferson High 15 Lat- in Club 25 Hi-Y 2,3,4g Dramatics 1, Dance Club Bill Nancy I love work, it fascinates Laugh and the world laughs rne, I can sit and look at with you. it for hours. Jerry Dawson What 's the use of hurrying, With his work he 's well when there 's p le n t y 0 f content, for his high school time? days have been well spent. NANCY ANDERSON French Club 1, 2, Dramatics 1, 4, Dance Club 4g G. A. A. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Band 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1,3g Girls' Chorus 1, 3g Prince of Peace 35 Wildcat Staff 4g Annual Staff 4g Citizen Youth Reporter 4g V. O. D. Contest 4, Class Play 4. HAROLD DAWSON BALL Latin Club 3s Basketball 1,2,3g Football lg Golf 2, 3, 4, Letter 3,43 Varsity H 3, 4. D ON ALD JERRY 43 Football lg Track 1g BATEMAN Annual Staff 4g Wild cat Staff 4, Class Play 3, Foot- Dance Club 4, ball 1g Track lg Annual Staff 45 wiidcat Staff 4, Class Play 3, Football Homecoming M. C. 4. Barre1ls Catman HUGH M. SHOWE AND SON With a sparkling person- Have fun while you 're NORM AND WARD Realtors ality and refreshing wit, young. Sohio Service 2108 Arlington Ave. we like him well. Riverside Drive 15 CAROL ANN BAU SCH Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 45 G. A. A. 2, 3, 45Dance Club 3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Stu- dent Council 2, 35 Football Attendant 25 Office Staff 35 Cheerleader 3,45 F. F. A. Queen 35 Wildcat Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 4. VELMA IEAN BOGGS Honor Society 45 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45Letter35Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Dramatics Club 45 Dance Club 35 Class Play 4. MAHLON LESLIE BRU MF IELD Chess Club 35 Baseball 1. DR. C. W. ADAMS D.D, Hilliards, Ohio Carol Ubangi Joe Gentle of manner, mild A well known athlete is of voice. he, and just as well liked as he can be. Jeannie Debbie Good nature sparkles in We know she aims toward her eyes. the best. Mahlon Pat I take things as they come, Always merry, n e v e r easy. glum, she makes a bright and happy chum. I6 JOSEPH BEE F. F.A. 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Letter 3,45 Var- sity H 3,4. VIVIAN IEANETTE BOYD Honor Society 3,45 G. A. A, 3,45 Dramatics Club 15 French Club 1, 25 Dance Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35C1ass Play 3, 4. PATTY ANN BURT G. A. A. 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Dance Club 45 Dramatics Club 4. DR. H. R. HELLEI 5289 W. Broad St. New Rome, Ohio CHARLES HARRISON CAMERON Football 1. BERNARD CHAPMAN F. F. A. 1,25 Library Staff 2 35 Chess Club 3,4. CAROL LEIA CHORNIAK Class Secretary 15 Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 45 Dance Club 2, 35 Latin Club 45 Dramatics Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 45 Wildcat Staff 35 Annual Staff 3. NILLBARGER'S PHARMACY TR. 6-7355 Hilliards, Ohio W Nl X Chuck Windy Far may we search before A friend to all. we find, one halfso manly and so kind. Sonny Spirsh He 's qu i et a n d w ell Full of life, happy and dressed, there 's a world to gay, that 's our Danny. be impressed . LINDA LUCILLE CAMERON Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Dance Club 35 Cafeteria Staff 3. DANIEL LEE CHENOWETH Chess Club 35 Dance Club 3,45 Projectionist 1,2,35 Band l,2, 3,45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 All-County Band 35 Cafeteria Staff 35 Class Play 35 President of V.L C. 4. JIMMY DONALD CLARK Dance Club 3,45 Football 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1,25 Golf 3, 45 Basketball Manager 35 Letter 35 Football Letter 45 Varsity H 4. Leia C larkie Honor is her st a nd a rd, A guy who always man- perfection is her goal. ages to manage. SUNNY WALKE FARM Huuafas, ohio MAYBELLINE COLLINS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Dramatics 4, Dance Club 3,4, Chess Club 4, Photo Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1. BARBARA SUE CRAIG Tri-H1-Y 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. GARY LAMAR DEVER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 2,3,4, Dance Club 3, 4, Science Club 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Wildcat Staff 4, Annual Staff4,Bas- ketball Letter 4, Class Play 4, Varsity H. 4. Dutchess Liz Her fr i e n d s, they are Daintiness is a qu a li t y many, her foes -- has she to be admired. any? ..Barb., maven Nice to be natural, when 1 Could be good if 1 you're naturally nice. would, but it 's aw fully lonesome being good. Dev Doddo Here I am, Girls! Blowing, a horn, is his de- STORMONTS SOHIO SERVICE light, he puffs and puffs New Rome, O. with all his might. I8 ELIZABETH ANN CONLEY Dance Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls' Chorus 1. EARL DAVID DARBY Dance Club 3, 4. THOMAS DEAN DODDRIDGE French Club 1, 2, Chess Club 3,4, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4,All-Coun- ty Chorus 1,2,3, Band 1, 2,3,4, President 4, All- County Band 2,3, District Contest 1,2, German Band 3, Trumpet Trio 3, Class Play 3,4. MARY LYNN DOWNER G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Dance Club 3,45 Library Staff 1, 25 Chess Club 3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 3, 45 Office Staff45 Mixed Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Class Play 35 Cafeteria staff 35 Honor Society 4. ANN IEANETTE EARL G.A.A. 1,45 Dance Club 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Class Play 3. LAWRENCE VOLNEY ELSTUN Roslyn High, New York 15 Dramatics 45 Hi-Y 45 Track 25 Class Play 3, 45 Foot- ball Publicity 3,4. Lynn Dar1yne A cheery word, a kindly We have enjoyed her smile, are what makes this company at H. H. S. this world worth while. past year. lljean ll llBOb Ol! She has a heart with room An athlete and a mighty for every joy. one - he plays the game until it 's won. Larry Francie Large charge with a short A charming girl with face H. I. UPPERMAN AND SONS circuit. so fair, her friend s are Amlin, Ohio many as you are aware. I9 DARLYNE RENEE DUNSTON Newport High 1,25 Have- lock High 35 F. H. A. 45 Chess Club 4. ROBERT LAWRENCE EBRIGHT Class Treasurer 2, President 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45Vice -Presi- dent 45 Dance Club 3, 45 Science Club 25 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice- President 3, Secretary 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Letter 3,45 Basketball 1,2, Track 1,25 Football Captain 45 Varsity H 3, 45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Winter Dance Escort 35 Wildcat Staff 45 Annual Staff45 Boys' State Alter- nate 35 All-Mid Six Foot- ball 45 Most Valuable Player 45 Class Play 4. FRANCES LUCILLE ESPOSITO Class Vice-President 25 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Vice-President 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 4, Treasurer 25 Latin Club 35 Dramatics 15 Girls Chorus 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Dance Club 35 45 Class Play 35 Student Council 1,25 Annual staff 35 Wildcat Staff 3,45 Edi- tor 4. HAROLD EVANS Science Club 2, French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Hi- Y 3, Dance Club 3, Base- ball l,2,3,4, Letter 2,3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, 4, VarsityH 2, 3, 4, Hon. Mention All Mid-Six Foot- ball 4. MARIANNE FRY Richwood High, Richwood Ohio 1,2, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G. A. A. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Class Play 3,4, Wildcat Staff 4, Honor Society 4. NELDA RAE GAINES G. A. A. 1. Buddy Soni Always happy-never sad, Her voice is just a little Bud'sahappy-go-lucky bit ofheaven. lad. Gracie Betty One who is silent is more An innocent face, but admired than a noisy one. you never can tell. HOppy Darlene HOLLIDAY'S SUPERMARKET She was as pleasant as a For nature made her what Main St. ray of sunshine. she is, and never made Hilliards, O. another. 20 SANDRA LEE FROGGATT F. H. A. 1, G. A. A. 2,3,4, Dramatics 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Dance Club 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, Mixed Cho- rus 2, 3, All-County Chorus 3, Class Play Student Direc- tor 3, Wildcat Staff 3,4, Annual 4, Assistant Editor 4, Guys and Dolls Day 3. BETTY ANN FUNK G. A. A. 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Dance Club 3,4, Honor So- ciety 4. ALICE DARLENE GARD F. H. A. 1, 2, 4, News Re- porter 2, G. A. A. 4, Dra- matics 2, Tri-Hi -Y 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 3, Girls' Chorus 1,3, Band 2,3, Latin Club 3, Class Play 3, Wild- cat Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Honor Society 4. PATRICIA ANN GARD Dramatics 15 F. H. A. 1,2, 45 G. A. A. 45 Latin Club 35 Dance Club 45 Tri-Hi- Y 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 25 All- County Band 15 Majorette 2, 3,45 Head Majorette 45 Majorette Award 45 Class Play 35 Wildcat Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 All-Coun- ty Chorus 1. LINDA LOU GIBBONEY Dance Club 2,3, 45 Dram- atics 15 G. A. A. 45 Latin Club 35 F. H. A. 1,25 Tri- Hi-Y 3,45 Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 25 Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3,45 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2,35 All-County Chorus 2, 35 Wildcat staff 45 Annual Staff 4. LEONA GILLETLY G. A. A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Dramatics 45 Mixed Cho- rus 2, 35 Honor Society 4. .IERRY SPEARS FUNERAL HOMES Patti Nellie Lou Ever welcome you shall She may look serious, be, because of your per- but don't let that fool you! sonality. nl-'innyn uvGi11yun Without a sorrow, with- Men of few words are the out a care, laughing eyes, best. and shining hair. 2693 W. Broad St. Lee Pat Cols, O. AlwayS DCDPY ' UCVGF Sad. I n d i v i d u a lit y is her 83 W. Main St. full of fun, but never bad. secret charm. Hilliards, O. 21 NELLIE LOU GARDELLA Dramatics 15 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 French Club 25 G. A. A. 1,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,35 Mixed Chorus 1, 35A11-Courlty Ch o r u s 1,35 Band 1,2,3,4, Major- ette 1, Head Majorette 2, 3, 45 Band Secretary 45 Majorette Award 45 Class Play 3,45 Annual Sta ff 45 Wildcat Staff 45 Journal Youth Corres. 45 Music Editor 45 Honor Society 4. WILLIAM A. GILLENWATER Mohawk Ir. High 15 Dance Club 3. PATRICIA ANN GIUFFRE Class Secretary 35 French Club 1,2, Vice-President 1, President 2, Photo-Arts Club 1, Treasurer 15 G. A. A. 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Secretary 45 Dance Club 45 Basketball Attendant 25 Queen 4. CAROL EVELYN GRANT Photo-Art Club lg Tri-Hi- Y 43 G. A. A. 1, 2, 43 Dance Club 3,43 Office Staff2,3. ROBERT C. GREEN Chess Club 33 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 3, 43 Varsity H 3, 4. LINDA LOU GRIFFITH G. A. A. 1. Bubb1es Mary Lou As merry as the day is Hears much - says little, 1053- a rare combination. Bob ..Lan,y.. Quiet, ShY. and 3 WOU' Happy am I, from care derful guy. I'm free, why can't they all be contented like me. llpetefl IIGIUQII Compliments of Just as modest as she can A n honest heart will HILLIARDS LUMBER CO. be. never be daunted. Hilliards, Ohio 22 MARY LOUISE GRAY Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 Cafe- teria Staff 2, 3, 4. LARRY CONRAD GRENER Hi -Y 3, 4, Treasurer 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. LEE EARL GRUGEL French Club 1,23 Science Club 13 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,43 County Chorus 1, 2,32 Soloist 33 Band 2,3, 4, Treasurer 43 County Band 2, 3, 43 Dist. Contest 33 Dance Band 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Class Play 33 Wildcat Staff 3, 4g Annual Staff 4. GEORGINE HAINES G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Tri-Hi- Y3,4j Dance Club 3, 43 Basketba1lAttendant 33 Wildcat Staff 3. YVONNE ELIZABETH HANKINS Dramatics 1, 43 Tri -Hi -Y 3, 43 G.A.A. 43Gir1s'Chorus23 Wildcat staff 33 Annual Staff 33 Honor Society 4. SHARON LYN HAUGHN Dramatics 1,41 Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Dance Club 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Cafeteria Staff 3. Tootie Loma A blush is nice, but some- Still water runs deep. times inconvenient. nE1Visn nDicku ' Sweet of face, and soft Sports are his hobby, ath- of voice. letic fields - his lobby. LEONA AVIS HALL G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,42 Dramatics 43 Dance Club 4g Honor Society 4. RICHARD ARTHUR HARRISON Honor Society 3,41 French Club 1,23 Dance Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Letter 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 2,3,4g Varsity H 2,3,43 Student Council 23 Secretary 23 Annual Staff 43 All Mid-Six Foot- ball 3,4Q Basketball Court 43 Hon. Mention All Mid- Six Basketbal13 Most Valu- able P1ayer3 Track 3. MARTIN ANDREW HERF Latin Club 33 Dance Club 43 Band 1, 2, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Letter 3, 43 Varsity H 4. WAYNE L, ANDERSON Sharon Marty Distributor of Her smiles are very gay A1l the nice things said Marathon Products SKAGGS SINCLAIR SERVICE and bright. about him are true. Hilliards, Ohio Hilliards, Ohio TR6-7856 23 JOSEPH ANDREW HILL French Club 1,2, Science Club 1,2, Dance Club 3,4, Dramatics 4, Hi-Y 4, Honor Society 4, Class Play 3, 4. WILLIAM EDGAR HOLLAR F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Foorbaii 1,2, Baseball 1, 2, Cross Country 3. BARBARA JEAN JACK SON F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, G.A.A 2. RIFE 'S HARDWARE Hilliards, Ohio Joe Joe He can laugh with the A smile is his password. jolliest, and work with the busiest. nEddien nJ-irnn You don't have to hang Quiet men have hidden from a tree to be a nut. knowledge. Barb Leland Always the same cheer- True happiness if under- ful person. stood, consists alone in doing good. 24 LARRY LEE HOFFMAN Science Club 1, 2, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, News Reporter 3, Student Advisor 4, Wildcat Staff 4, Annual Staff 4. JAMES E, HUGGETT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Science Club 2, Hi-Y 3,4, Honor Society 4, Library Staff 2,4, Projec- tionist 1, Class Play 4. LELAND VICTOR JOHNSON Art-Photo Club 1, 4,Dance Club 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Golf 3. GLEN DEAN KING Science Club 1, F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4, Hi-Y 3,4, Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3, 4, All-County Band 1, District Contest 2. FREDERICK N. KLETROVETS Class President 1,2, Treas- urer 3, Hi-Y 1,2, Dance Club 3,4, Honor Society 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Letter 3, Baseball 1, Track 2,3,4, Letter 2,3,4, Var- sity H 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Student Council 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Class Play 3, An- nual Staff 4, Editor 4, Boys' State 3, Basketball Court 4. SUE ARLENE LARE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, County Treasurer 3, State Homemaker's Deg. Tri-Hi -Y 3,4, Dramatics 1, French Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, All-County Band 2, Honor Society 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Basketball Court 4. HILLIARDS HIGH MUSIC BOOSTERS Glen Bob No sinner nor no saint, '-I take things 35 they pe rhaps, but well - the Come -- easy. verv best of chaos. llK1et ll llTim1l Success consists of doing, Everyo ne knows him, the common things -- un- everyone likes him. commonly well. Suzie '-Judy We've never seen her A Stunning up-tO-date f1'0WI1- miss is she, full of wit and gaiety. 25 ROBERT K. KIRK French Club 1, 4, Dramat- ics 4, Baseball 1. TIMOTHY WARREN LAMB Football 1,4, Baseball 3. IUDITH ANN LATHAM Dramatics 1, G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4, Dance Club 4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Mixed Chorus 2, Library Staff 3, Office Staff 4, Class Play 3. DOROTHY MARIE MC FARLAND G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4,Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball Queen 4. PHYLLIS THAONEA MONTGOMERY G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1,2,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4,Dra- matics 1, Dance Club 4, Latin Club 3, Girls' Chorus 1,2, Class Play 3, wndcat Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Football Court 4. THOMAS EDWARD MOORE Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Dance Club 3,4, Foot- ball 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Letter 3, Var- sity H 3, 4, Wildcat Staff 4, Honor Society 4, Basket- ball Letter 4, Class Play 4. MURPHY'S I. G.A. 5279 Broad St. , Cols, Ohio TR 8-4406 .fum-u.v Dd.LU She 'll prove to you that Her quiet ways are above she can rise to fame, even though she's small of frame. reproach. vrNeavl nRosernaryn A cute little trick is she, Her smiles are ever gay and just as nice as she can and bright, no studies be. uv bother her at night. IIT ll ll To seek a tiger, one must This Football pro can real- go into the tiger's den. ly go. BARBARA LYNN MC KEE F. H. A. 1, 2, 4, G. A. A. 1, 4, French Club 1,Tri-Hi-Y 4, Photo Club 4. ROSEMARY MONTGOMERY F. H. A. 1, 2, Dramatics 1, G. A, A. 1,2, Band 2, Lib- rary Staff 2. THOMAS EDWARD MOORE Student Council 4, Dance Club 3,4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, All Mid-Six 3, Captain 4, Letter 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, Varsity H 3,4, Escort Guys and Dolls Day 3,1-lon. Mention All Mid-Six Foot- ball 4. CAROLYN ANNE MURRAY Roosevelt Ir. High lg G. A. A. 2,3,4g Dance Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Class Play 35 Cheerleader 3, 4. WILLIAM GORDON NIGHTINGALE French Club 15 Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 2gCross Coun- try 3. IANINE ELOUISE RAPP G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 3,43 Dramatics Club 4g Latin Club 3, 4g Wildcat Staff 3. Pizza Nose Sandy Lou Could she laugh, oh my She was as pleasant as a yes, did we like her, well gleam of sunshine. just guess . Bill Butch Worry never made men He an artist is, a son of great, so why should I nature true. worry. JOE AND LENA'S Janine Sue RESTAURANT She Shoots fOr the moon, Cha1-mirlg sweet, from GREAT WESTERN SHOPPERS who knows someday she head to feet, BR4-7058, Open 7AM-9PM might get there. 27 SANDRA LOU NASH Linden McKinley Jr. High 1: G. A. A. 1, 2, 45 F. H. A. 4: Library Staff 1,2g Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. CARL LEROY PINNELL Wildcat Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 3, 4, An Editor 4. SUE ANN RENNER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g State Homemaker 3, G. A. A. 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Dra- matics 45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' Chorus 15 Class Play 35 Wildcat Staff 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Rural Urban Reporter 4. WILLIAM HENRY RINGS Class Vice -President 3, Student Council 1,3,4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Hi-Y 3,4, President 4, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, varsity H 3,4, Basket- ball Letter 4, All Mid -Six Basketball 4, Co-Captain 4. DAVID WALTER ROSEBERRY West Mansfield 1, Byhalia York High 2, Hi-Y 4, F. F. A, 1, 2, GARY SHIVELY Hi-Y 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Letter 4, Varsity H 4, vaHepryvv nphiln His heart is always full A light heart lives long. of joy. Dave Butch Why worry - the world is Patience and gentleness a good place. reap power. PHYLLIS BERNIECE RING Dramatics 1, Dance Club 4, Library staff 3. MARGARET CATHERINE SCHULZE F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi- 3, 4, Library Staff 2, CHARLENE SKEEN Ripley High Ripley W. Va. 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, G. A. A, 4, Dramatics 4, Dance Club 4, Concert Band 4. My personal best wishes for healthy and Duke Charlie prosperous future -- A good heart is better We've never seen a R. E. PARKER than all the heads in the sweeter girl, or one of PARKER PHOTOGRAPH WOI1d, greater worth, AX 9'1001 28 CHAUNCEY PATRICK SLANE Football 1,2,3,4g Letter 4, Baseball l,2,3g Varsity H 4g Hon. Mention All Mid-Six Football 4. Chaunce JOY 'SO A nicer guy you'll never You can't know all her meet. worth, she is too shy to show it. DONNA IEANNE SMART Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Dance Club 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 1. Squeaky Suzie Q The best things come in 'FA girl with apleasingway small packages. and a winning smile. JOSEPH RICHARD SMITH Science Club 1, Photo Club 1, 4, Dance Club 3, 4, Track 1g Cross Country 33 Chorus 1, 2, 3. ZETTLER HARDWARE Joe Dick GREAT WESTERN Wherever he met a stran- A quiet unassuming lad, SHOPPER'S MART get, there he lefta Friend. of whom we hear nothing A Complete Line bad, 29 JOYCE ANN SLANE Tri -Hi-Y 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, Dramatics 43 Girls' Chorus 1. LINDA SUE SMART Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Dance Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1. RICHARD H. SMITH Chess Club 3, Art Photo Club lg Football 3a Track 2,33 F. F. A. 1,2. PLAIN CITY GREENHOUSE Plain City 3-3421 Flowers for all occasions SHIRLEY LOUISE SNYDER F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Dramatics 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Honor So- ciety 4. NORBERT VIRGIL SPENCER V. I. C. 4. GEORGE E. STUEBER French Club 1,2, Football 1, 2, 3, Varsity H 3, 4, Chorus 1,2. Shirt1ess C1arice Free of life and full of This lass is neat, with fun. smile so sweet, has won our right good will. Norbert Mary Beth In quietness and confi- Gay good nature sparks dence shall be your inher eyes. strength, CLARICE ANN SPARKS F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, News Reporter 1, Vice-President 3, State Homemaker 3, Student Advisor 4, Dra- matics 1, French Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3, Mixed Chorus 3, Honor Society 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH STENGER F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, G. A. A. 4, Library Staff 4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3. GARY JOE SWISHER Class Treasurer 1, Winter Dance Escort 2. George Swish GEORGE'S DRIVE INN WHITE ACRES What he wants to get out Which way shal1IDrive? Restaurant and G01fRfm2e FARM IMPLEMENT CO. of school, is himself. U. S. ROLIIG 40 Hilliards, Ohio 3 mi. West of Cols 30 IAMES ROBERT SWEENEY Dance Club 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 43 Hi-Y 43 Track 33 Cross Country 3. MARY TRIMMER CAROLYN IEAN WEEKS G.A.A. 1,2,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Latin Club 2, 33 Science Club lj Art-Photo Club lg Dance Club 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,43 Flute Trio 3. nBobu uApp1en Never wo rried, never He sure is tall3 sees all. cared, and with others his joys he shared. llMaryll IIKenll Some of the best people Quiet and reserved is he. make the least noise. winks -qaken WILLIAM LEE TINAPPLE Latin Club 33 Chess Club 23 Hi-Y 43 Dance Club 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Letter 43 Track 3, 43 Cross Country 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Wildcat Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Varsity H 43 Hon. Mention All Mid-Six Basketball. JOHN K. VAUGHN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 33 Cross Country 3. DAVID LEE WHEELER F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Club 13 Cross Country 3. WESI-EY M- CARPENTER Sunny dispositionhas she. A1ways the same cheerful Y0DER'5 FARM EQUIPMENT Printing and Art Work person. -f -'L H. C. Dealers-- Avery Rd. , Hilliards, O. plain City 3-5421 RALPH ALLEN WILT F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. Wi1t The Sti1t Rosie He did like quiet evenings A-1WaY5 j0l1y and full of at home. fun, Rosanne was liked by everyone. , Rollin ' Ynxz 0 X as 0 ROSANNE WOLPERT matics lg F.H. A. 1,2,3, President 43 G. A. A, 1,2, 3,4g Dance Club 3: Girls Chorus lg Mixed Chorus 13 All County Chorus 1g Band 1,2g Winter Dance Court 1, 35 Football Court 43 Cheerleader 3, 4g Head Cheerleader 4g Girls' State 3g Class Play 35 Wildcat Staff 3,4g Annual Staff 45 Layout Editor 4. I X I Qs? as 7 , Y. REEVES BROS. SPORTING Goons V - 2:5 KEENERS GULF SERVICE GREAT WESTERN SHOPPERS MART 'Q 'ills -nga 4845 W. Broad SI. COIS, Ohio A Complete Line of Sporting Goods 'SX Pick up and Delivery w NX l is I TRS -o1oo Q 1? Q3 S and H Green Stamps ,S-'L5 C ,f L I of - , Q ,VX ' , 32 Honor Society 3,45 Dra- 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- I Bill N. ' 'L . Irena , 1 1 yi.:-1, ' -.- , qi' 7' vi 'ff I if r .A gtk Q. , if G' W Bob E. Carol G. Charlene S . Carol B Linda and Donna S. Barbara Mc. WF 5? is ,,,h J rt ,f 3. f ge- . Sue L. Pat G. AnnC. .J My ' 4- G N .4 as s Nancy A. George B . Barbara C . Frances E. Phyllis M. Henry R. Clarice S . Georgina H. Linda G. Larry H. Rosemary M. 19111116 J. MGFY T- Vivian B. M an Tom D. Tom M. , fdarkj ' ' . .ll I-UTY A. Gary D. Linda G 33 xo Carolyn M. Sue R. aa:- . - Af, A..,..L N .2 ...,.,... 1 P Larry E, Patti G. Bill T. in 5 . N . Bw l Janet W. Rosanne W. -,L,.. .i mn. fu .fm .- ,- ie... 'Y - 5 xv, E25 :' 4 . ifswie ' - vL.z 'F E Qanw 1 , R- F 1 ... .1 tr 1 1 , . J-15? 'W N J J E i I Marianne F. .58 Memol-y,s Trail Velma B, Janine R. Pride and Joy Leona G. Fred K. 0 .P Joyce S. X A YQ? K0 . lg! I Mary Lynn D ff W Marty H. nt.. Judy L. Carolyn W. Lee G. Darlene G. Ralph W. 34 zZ.LiXC?Z3? 533135165 me When shall we meet again, In thunder, lightning, or in rain? When the hurly burly's done, When life's great success is won. That will be when ten years have gone. Where the place? ---- Hilliards High School. With our classmates of days gone by It thundersl It lightningsl It rains! It poursl And then the three Weird Sisters enter a Q . Cavern where stands a boiling caldron. ,- Thrice the brinded cat hath mewed Thrice and once the hedge-pig whined Harpy cries, 'Tis time, 'tis time! And thus they await the coming of Sir Edgar Dutton alias SIR LARRY ADKINS upon the hearth to learn the fate of '58 as he enters he cries, You secret, black and midnight witches, Icornmand you, tell me the fate that will be my classmates in the year, 1968. - Then one of the witches hissed in her terrible cries, Say, if thou'dst rather hear it from our mouths or from our masters? ln answer to this, SIR ADKINS shakes a fist and thunders, Call them, let me see them. Into the caldron they pour three potent ingredients, first a handsome youth wearing a laurel wreath. I have been called upon tonight by my servants, the Weird Sisters, to tell you the fate of your classmates. I pray you listen well. Had I but one ear, I'd hear thee! roars SIR ADKINS. Success gazes once, twice, thrice upon his crystal and then begins. I see in the year 1968 a large building, a museum. No, wait a moment. The name of the building is very dim: now I can see it more clearly, the lettering reads: World Wide BarberConvention. You, SIR ADKINS it seems, have been chosen the best barber in the world. I now behold the former SUR CAMPBELL and JOE BEE as the proud owners of Joe's Garage. A beautiful, girl attracts my attention now. Her name is NANCY ANDERSON, and she is the chief announ- cer of WCOL's FM station. Bring on more, SIR ADKINS cries. Let me not have to ask their fates, but tell me at once. At once! At oncel cries the crystal gazer. Ye shall hear more. There appears before me a happy couple. The gentleman is MONSIEUR FRED KLETROVETS, and his wife the former FRANCES ESPOSITO, who are now living in France, where they operate a Parisian Garden Farm. It seems to me many people are discussing a book recently written, titled MY TRIP TO MARS, written by JANINE RAPP. And now to continue, says success, I see the fashionable DARLENE GARDE modeling her exquisite clothes designed by her good friend SUE LARE. Many Paris designers are copying her latest costtunes. HOOVERS SOHIO SERVICE HILLIARDS, O,TR 6-6633 HILLIARDS BEAUTY sHoP HILLIARDS, o. 35 Witches Haze Predicts ' BLACK MAGIC My time is nearly up and I can scarcely see, continues Success, but it seems LINDA GIBBONEY, the well-known vocalist who is currently appearing at the Veteran's Memorial, has all her music played by TOMMY DODDRIDGE'S Band, which consists of DANNYCHENOWETH, GLEN KING, and BILL NIGHT- INGALE. I must go but as I leave you, far out in the lovely forest I see JIM HUGGETT, now a conservation officer, studying the ways and wills of the elements. The apparition of Success disappears saying, Dis- miss me enough. Then SIR ADKINS cries, but one more word ---- . Again an apparition arises from the caldron. This time it is the Head of Wealth. SIR ADKINS, it cries, hear me. I come to tell you unknown things. Listen to me. I see by my magic that in New York stands the RENNER Dress.Shop, owned and operated by SUE herself. I'm slowly fading, but first I see, in one of New York's suburbs, a beautiful home being built by the Elstun Construction Company, owned by LARRY ELSTUN. Before long, the famous actress, the former JEANETTE EARL and her husband, will move into it. One of your classmates has gone in for farming. I see JANET WEBER and her parson friend raising holsteins on a farm in Texas. I see a girl surrounded by furs, ah! it's ROSANNE WOLPERT. Since her former boyfriend, BOB BRIGHT, has become the leading aeronautical engineer in the world, Rosanne collects rare furs. Now whirling around the ballroom floor is GEORGINE HAINES, while obtaining a divorce from her seventh. On a large cattle ranch in Florida, JOHN VAUGHN, and RALPH WILT are living a life of lux- ury. SIR ADKINS, I know you'll be glad to hear that I now see DICK HARRISON playing along side some of his classmates of '58g CHAUNCEY SLANE, BOB GREEN, HAROLD EVANS, RON MC BRAYER, JIM CLARK and TOMMY MOORE, in the 1968 Rose Bowl Game. I also see CAROLYN MURRAY, CAROL BAUSCH, and JENNIE JOHNSON, cheering the team on to victory. Hurry, hurry, says SIR ADKINS. Tell me what happened to the most likely to succeed, LEE GRUGEL and LEIA CHORNIAK. Lee and Leia are boarding the famous ocean liner, owned by GERALD BADGLEY, bound for Java. Lee is our American Diplomat to settle a dispute and Leia is to Christian- ize the natives. I see MAHLON BRUMFIELD, CHARLES CAMERON and BERNARD CHAPMAN, headed for an ex- pedition to Siberia, to discover the value of the Siberian Onion, for a dyspeptic Eskirno. Tel1memore, pleads SIR ADKINS. His appeal was useless. The second apparition had disappeared. The thunder is heard again and the third apparition arises. This time it is the apparition of Happiness. As I gaze into the crystal ball, I see a large farming community in central Ohio where LARRY HOFFMAN, stock farmer: ED HOLLAR, grain farmer, TOM MOORE, dairy farmerg and JOE SMITH, chicken farmer, are all neighbors. They and their families recently spent a week in Washington, D. C., where they attended an Agriculture Conference. At this conference the Secretary of Agriculture, HENRY RINGS, gave the latest crop reports. I beg of you, hurry, implores SIR ADKINS. Well, I see another classmate of yours. I believe it's a contest. Yes, it is, and the judges are announcing the winners. They are: BILL ADAMS, best actor, DAWSON BALL, Mr. Americag and DON BATEMAN, Muscle Man. Coming into view now is an argument in a New York court room. It seems GEORGE BARRETT has won another case for a notorious criminal. BARBARA CRAIG is a lady patrolman in Chicago, being noted for getting more tickets a day than ten men patrolmen. 36 Success, Wealth, And Happiness BLACK MAGIC I discovered another of the class of '58 . It is MARIANNE FRY, owner of the Universe Orchard Farms. Next to her farm is VIVIAN BOYD, owner of the largest cabbage farm in the United States. Moving west, I see VELMA BOGGS as the star of a rodeo taking place in Colorado. Riding with her are her side kicks, PAT BURT, LEONA GILLITLY, LEONA HALL, andYVONNE I-IANKINS.Going south,Isee PHYLLIS RINGS and her husband, the owners of a prosperous greenhouse, living a life of luxury in Florida, I also see the world famous cartoon artist CARL PINNELL. Hurry, hurry, my time is limited, shouts SIR ADKINS, Be patient, replies Happiness. I see another of the class of '58 going across the ocean to Russia for the Olympics. It's DOT MC FARLAND and her famous pole vaultl Ithink, yes, she is the winner, and with her points U.S.A. has won again. GARY SWISHER is the bowling champion of the world. I see a beautiful building now. The main floor is the dress shop owned by the Smart Sisters, LINDA and DONNA. On the second floor is the beauty shop owned by JUDY LATHAM. Her beauticians are: SHARON HAUGHN and SHIRLEY SNYDER. The third floor is the shop of the famed tailor, MARTY HERF. I am now ir1 the central part of the United States at a lovely new camp for orphans. Topping the list Of people ahead Of it are: GARY DEVER, DAVE ROSEBERRY, GARY SHIVELY, DARLYNE DUN- STUN and MARY LYNN DOWNER. SONI FROGGETT is helping the children in their recreational activi- ties. On the coast of California, I see the following people boarding the first Moon Bound rocketship owned by BILL TINAPPLE. NELDA GAINES, MARY TRIMMER, MARY GRAY, LINDA GRIFFITH, and JOYCE SLANE are the privileged passengers. Some famous scientists taking notes on the expedition are: LELAND JOHNSON, ROBERT KIRK, and DICKSMITH. The very capable crew consists of pilot, TIM LAMBg co-pilot, BOB SWEENEYg navigator, JOE HILL, radar operator, LARRY GRENERg head stewardess, PATTI GARDg and co-stewardess, CHARLENE SKEEN, while nurse NELLIE LOU GARDEL- LA, is holding the passengers' heads. The rocket has blasted off and I am now back in New York at Radio City, watching the rehearsal of the Rockettes. Some of the class are now appearing with them. They are: LINDA CAMERON, MAYBELLINE COLLINS, ANN CONLEY, BARBARA JACKSON, ROSEMARY MONT- GOMERY, BARBARA MC KEE, and SANDY NASH. I am tiring and I must soon leave, but first of all I see PHYLLIS MONTGOMERY and her husband as the new owners of the Stork Club, which is now more famous than ever. Entertaining in the guest spotlight are TheDiamonds , which consist of BETTY FUNK, CAROL GRANT, PAT GUIFFRE, and CAROLYN WEEKS. I now see BILL GILLENWATER, DAVID WHEELER, GEORGE STUEBER, and NORBERT SPENCER in a test balloon, gathering scientific information for the State Department. The last message we heard from them, they were hovering over Mars, Wowll My last message is that I see two classmates of '58', who have entered into the holy bonds of matrimony, and are now members of the Housewives of Amer- icaQ CLARICE SPARKS and MARY TRIMMER, I beg of you to stay awhile, cries SIR ADKINS. Alas, the apparition disappears and the three witches croak seek to know no more, as they vanish from the hearth, amid thunder, lightning and rain. By Patti Gard, Phyllis Montgomery, and Nellie Lou Gardella HILLIARDS BEAUTY SHOP I-Iilliards, O. CONKLIN REALTOR Tr-6-7123 entimenlal Journey CLASS HISTORY '58' On a bright, sunny day in September, the one-hundred and fifty members of the freshman class kicked aside the leaves on the sidewalk and reluctantly entered the sacred halls of learning at dear old H. H. S. We cast a furtive glance around us and decided that our temporary license for the road of life would be under considerable strain for the next four years! However, we got off to a flying start in our FRESHMAN year with our class offi- cers to guide us. Fred Kletrovets as President, aided by Vice-President, Larry Adkins, Secretary, Leia Chorniakg and Treasurer, Gary Swisherg took us safely around the curves, dips and through many a dangerous road. We successfully promoted a candy sale and freshman dance - The Star Hop. Our first attempt at journalism was the publication of our class magazine - The Novice. Having safely waited through the red light of getting acquainted, and with due respect to our upper classmen, we proceeded with caution to our SOPHOMORE year. With the guide posts of cooperation, sincerity and enthusiasm as our constant compan- ions, we began to enjoy our role of amateurs on the road of life! Our first financial venture this year was another dance, the Turkey Trott. This was a financial gain, so we again repeated our venture with a Canasta Dance in April. Counting the money and scoring our gains and losses were President, Fred Kletrovetsg Vice-President, Frances Espositog Secretary Carolyn Morris, and Treasurer Bob Ebright. Mr. M. D. Hartsook, our esteemed superintendent left our staff this spring, to be replaced by Mr. Fred Daniels. By this time, we felt we might begin to accelerate a bit, so in our JUNIOR year, we took off down new avenues of learning. Wall Street had nothing on us for we had the big problem of investments for financial gain, but quickl The Junior - Senior Prom was fast approaching and our money casks were painfully shy of funds. Our class officers, President, Bob Ebrightg Vice-President, Henry Ringsg Secretary, Pat Guiffreg Trea- surer, Fred Kletrovetsg called a cabinet meeting and as a result we combined our talents in the lucrative business of sponsoring dances and presenting our class play, The Red House Mystery. The selection of rings and the coveted chance to work on the Wild- cat occupied us in the remainder of the year. In the spring came our long awaited big night at the Junior - Senior Prom. We danced away the night to the theme Paradise of the Deep. With the green light and an open view ahead, we entered upon our SENIOR year of high school. Mr. Warren Thomas, our principal, left our faculty to be replaced by Mr. James McFadden. There were many important decisions to be made and it was in a serious mood that we elected our class officersg President, Larry Adkins g Vice-Presi- dent, Ronnie McBrayerg Secretary, Janet Weberg and Treasurer, Jennie Johnson. Class pictures, class play, and senior prom are just around the corner of achievement. The thought of graduation ceremonies causes us to cast a nostalgic glance backward at our twelve years upon the road of life and learning. Finally, in our senior year we have become licensed drivers in the AAA Society. Attitudes - of alertness, Achievement - having overcome the mountains of twelve years of learning and Ambition - to seek further knowledge. There on the signpost ahead, written in big, bold letters, is the motto: We may meet many a by-pass on this road, but know that our future will be ably guided by the impressions gained through the untiring efforts of the learned faculty of dear old H. H. S. We look to the future with eager, searching minds, and know that not all our footprints will be left on the seats in the stadium at H. H. S. Vfmffff ja, deem fer ai 195 My Best To You We, the Senior class of Hilliards High School being and doubtful judgment and knowing our days insaid high school are numbered, of sound mind I I0 do hereby make and publish this, our last will and testament: We hereby will and bequeath our reasonably sound mind and class L R spirit to the Juniorsg our amiable disposition to the Sophomoresg our dignity and poise to the Freshmen. I, Bill Adams, do hereby will to Mrs. Higgins my typewriter as her 4' writing is unreadable. Lf S f I, Larry Adkins, do hereby will to my sister Hazel, my position on ,f : ,, the basketball team. : - f I, Nancy Anderson, do hereby will my gift of gab to Penny Printz -' Z' and Carol Opp, feeling that it is too much for one person. S E 5 l, Gerald Badgley, do hereby will to Norman Bohlen, all the girls ... with whom I couldn't get along. 5' I 4' I, Dawson Ball, do hereby will my broken and bent golf clubs to Pete T, : Bechtold who needs a set. 'E -L I, George Barrett, do hereby will my ability to bother Mr. Stewart, ,. 9, to anyone with a strong mind. E E I, Don Bateman, do hereby will my black bomb to anyone who if 3 might be able to use the parts. a- 7 I, Carol Bausch, do hereby will my cheerleading ability to any lucky A' 2 Junior or Senior girL Z- f' 1, Joe Bee, do hereby will my good ieeke and ability tb piay fbetbau Z' fn to Jim Dowell. v: 13 l, Velma Boggs, do hereby will my ability to keep from roddin f- I to Perry Ball. '7' .. I, Vivian Boyd, do hereby will to Mary Jane Tharp, my ability to get ff 4... . . . ,- Q along with Mr. Koncar in his math classes. 3 .. I, Mahlon Brumfield, do hereby will nothing because I have nothing Q - to will. ' ,N -, I, Pat Burt, do hereby will my ability to hook school to any Junior f' -. who already doesn't have it. 5 I, Charles Cameron, do hereby will all my good times to the poor 5' 4: students coming after me. f -, v I, Linda Cameron, do hereby will my ability to get into trouble to 5. .- my sister, Mary. 'P 'L I, Sue Campbell, do hereby will my ability to type to my sister, Pat. Q , I, Bernard Chapman, do hereby will to Norman King my know-how , - in chess. 5 Z, I, Danny Chenoweth, do hereby will my position in band to .Tim - Bostic. .f 'Z I, Lea Chorniak do hereby will my seat in Latin 2 to any lucky stu- dent coming after me. I- 5 ,,, 1, Jimmy Clark, do hereby will to Dick Gray, my ability to get along f- : with the girls. C I, Maybelline Collins, do hereby will to some lucky girl the pleasure ji, 1 ' of being the only girl in Photo Club. f - be I, Ann Conley, do hereby will to ina Brown, all the fun I've had during fi : - my 4 years at Hilliards High School. f, S I, Barbara Craig, do hereby will all my good times at Hilliards High :Z 7- to all the Juniors. an : ,. I, David Darby, do hereby will my ability to stay inschool thirteen gy : ' years to Kenny Adkins. RUSSELL GRALN CO. Hilliards, O. My Best To You I, Gary Dever, do hereby will my name as the biggest flirt to Perry Ball. I, Tom Doddridge, do hereby will my ability to get along with money to Steve Siegfried. I, Mary Lynn Downer, do hereby will to Mary Kay Ohls my good grades in Health. I, Darlyne Dunston, do hereby will my red jumper to Linda McVay. I, Jeanette Earl, do hereby will my ability to have nice classmates to the Juniors. I, Bob Ebright, do hereby will my speed to Jet Kuhlwein. I, Larry Elstun, do hereby will the trouble I have given to Mr. Stewart to anyone who thinks he can take my place. l, Frances Esposito, do hereby will my position as editor of the Wildcat to my sister, Jayne . I, Harold Evans, do hereby will my position as halfback to Larry Murdock. L L L L L L L L L L L L 1. I. L L L L L L L Soni Frogatt, do hereby will all my good times at H.H.S. to Peggy O'Hara. Marianne F ry, do hereby will all the fun I have had at H.H.S. to the Juniors. Betty Funk, do hereby will my fortune of receiving a carat diamond to any girl. Nelda Gaines, do hereby will the honor of graduating to the Juniors. Darlene Gard, do hereby will my long hair to Peggy O'l-lara. Patti Gard, do hereby will my position as head ma jorette to Karen Holcomb. Nellie Lou Gardella, do hereby will my gift of gab to Penny Printz. Linda Gibboney, do hereby will my ability of posing to Sharon DeWo1fe. Bill Gillenwater, do hereby will nothing because I have nothing to will. Leona Gilletly, do hereby will my four bottom lockers those who need exercise. Pat Guiffre, do hereby will my position as secretary of Tri-Hi-Y to a lucky Junior gal. Carol Grant, do hereby will my ability to work in the office four years to Connie Given. Mary Gray. do hereby will my job in the cafeteria to Lucy Jenkins. Bob Green, do hereby will my ability to play football to Jim Dowell. Larry Grener, do hereby will my fast car to Perry Ball. Linda Griffith, do hereby will my seats and books to Barbara Conley. Lee Grugel, do hereby will to all Junior band members, all the fun I had in band. Georgine Haines, do hereby will my ability of blushing .to Mary Jane Tharp. Leona Hall, do hereby will my ability to stay slim to the Juniors. Yvonne Hankins, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to the J uniors. Dick Harrison, do hereby will my blue track shoes to Farmer Kuhlwein, so someone will finally jump 6 ft. in them. L L honor. L I. L L L L L L L L L Sharon Haughn, do hereby will my grades in bookkeeping to all future bookkeepers. Marty Herf, do hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Stewart to anyone who wants the Joe Hill, do hereby will my seat in Physics to Steve Bellin. Larry Hoffman, do hereby will my billiard abilities to Roger Pritchard. Eddie Hollar, do hereby will any junior with steel nerves my seat in study hall. Jim Huggett, do hereby will to Eddie Goldhardt, my talent to back over inclines. Barbara Jackson, do hereby will my ability to go through school to Ina Brown. Jennie Johnson, do hereby will my seat in bookkeeping to Bonnie McFarland. Glen King, do hereby will my ability to judge chickens to Phil Renner. Bob Kirk, do hereby will myself to anyone who will take me. Fred Kletrovets, do hereby will next year's annual to the lucky editor. Tim Lamb, do hereby will my years in Algebra to anyone who wants the time. Sue Lare, do hereby will my good fortune of obtaining my State Homemaker's degree to any Junior girl trying for this award. l, Judy Latham, don't care to will anything, but if anyone has any excess weight I would be glad to take it. I, Ron McBrayer, do hereby will all of my bumps and bruises in football to Dick Gray. L Dot McFarland, do hereby will my reign as Homecoming Queen to a lucky Junior gal. WHITE ACRE IMPLEMENT Hilliards, O. FULWIDERS GREENHOUSE Avery Rd. Hilliards, O. My Best To You I, Barbara McKee, do hereby will my chemistry book to someone who is smart. I, Phyllis Montgomery, do hereby will my ability to get through the lunch line without being pushed around and knocked down to any hungry J unior. I, Rosemary Montgomery, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Freida Haney. I, Tom Moore fblondj, do hereby will a certain teacher to West High. I, Tom Moore Cblackj, do hereby will to Jim Pendleton my desire to play football. l, Carolyn Murray, do hereby will my position as cheerleader to any girl who is willing to put her whole heart and soul in it. I, Sandy Nash, do hereby will my ability to get into trouble to a big mouthed person. I, Bill Nightingale, do hereby will my love for chemistry to any Sophomore. I, Carl Pinnell, do hereby will to any Junior my good luck . I, Janine Rapp, do hereby will my superior intelligence and inability to use it to anyone who doesn't want it. I, Sue Renner, do hereby will my State Homemaker's degree to any Junior. I, Henry Rings, do hereby will my luck to get through chemistry by the skin of my teeth, to my little nephew, Perry Ball. I, Phyllis Rings, do hereby will my books in my Senior year to George Rings. l, Dave Roseberry, do hereby will my ability to get through school to Don Pendleton. I, Margaret Schulze, do hereby will my ability to leave school at noon to anybody lucky enough to get by without being caught. I, Gary Shively, do hereby will my positions on the basketball and baseball teams to anyone who likes to sit. L Charlene Skeen, do hereby will all my wonderful times at I-l.H.S. to any new student. I, Chauncey Slane, do hereby will my ability to forget my football plays to Gary Schlick. I, Joyce Slane, do hereby will the best of luck to those who take chicken-scratch . I, Donna Smart, do hereby will my ability to own a slave to Lynda Peters. I, Linda Smart, do hereby will my ability to hot-rod the drivers' ed car to Jean Grener. I, Joe Smith, do hereby will my empty mind to anyone who can fill it. I, Dick Smith, do hereby will my position as pilot of the green monster to Mike Thompson. L Shirley Snyder, do hereby will my five all-girl classes to some lucky Jr. boy. I, Clarice Sparks, do hereby will my grades and books to John Hay. I, Nobert Spencer, do hereby will anything within reason to anyone reasonable. I, Mary Stenger, do hereby will my few freckles to anyone who can get rid of them. I, George Stueber, do hereby will my ability to get into trouble to a lucky person. I, Bob Sweeney, do hereby will my ability to stay out of trouble to the teachers. I, Gary Swisher, do hereby will my ability to get along with the teachers to Eddie Goldhardt. I, Bill Tinapple, do hereby will my ability to duck doors to Farmer Kuhlwein. I, Mary Trimmer, do hereby will my place in 5th period study hall to Phyllis Rice. I, John Vaughn, do hereby will my books to Norman Bohlen. I, Janet Weber, do hereby will my ability to snort when I laugh to Jean Grener. I, Carolyn Weeks, do hereby will all the crazy wonderful times Ihave had at H.H.S. to the under- classmen. I, Dave Wheeler, do hereby will my fast truck to Donnie Johnson. l, Ralph Wilt, do hereby will my fast car to Eddie Goldhardt. I, Rosanne Wolpert, do hereby will my shy quiet nature and good behavior to my sweet little cuzin , Sha ron DeWolfe. This concludes the last will and testament of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty- eight. Signed in the presence of the following witnesses: Janet Kay Weber Rosanne Wolpert O. P. GALID TAILOR Formal Wear Rental 18 North Third St. Columbus, Ohio Fred Kletrovet ww , f --: Q. 5 . S5 4 ,3 l I Qi 1 Q in 5 A 1. . , '. 5 K M wily BE ST N 115 Aw J ' :L ff'ff'?Zvif S, Q Y ky y 'Q-My 2 1 Q 4 J' M 1 1 41 L Ks, 'io s '42 Q-Q 5 an Q 5 , -32,1 ! .gif Q w g ' A ,, .Q 13. '+ E Z ff , ,W 4 s i ,QW N X 'xx x 'Y 5 u W W 'z 5 ' -Q QA ,L Xa, 'ef S X king? 51- 4 .1 Q Sam 'f 1' . ' ' Sl W 3 Underclassmen ,W 2 Q: W , . iz , , W ,.. . R? 55 4 LF 1 ,ff . f ,fflf is A-QFQWQ : .,: f -f .51,:ff1, sss,ffEF:' Wx: SW f ' ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bev Stentz, Phyllis Rice, Connie Farnsworth, Bonnie McFarland, Sophie Phares, Lois Morris, Nancy Mere, Carmelia Provenzale, Sharon DeWolfe. SECOND ROW: Linda McVey, Mary Kay Ohles, Carol Opp, Roger Cramer, Norman King, Ronnie Dressel, Jerry Cooper, Bob Boughton, Phil Renner. THIRD ROW: .Tim Bostic, Fred Bowman, Chester McCann, Clyde Culp, Norman Bohlen, Wayne Lewis, Victor Stewart, .Tack Lamano, Bill Boggs. C Juniors Plan Their FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Donna Edwards, Dec Miller, Sally Morris,Judy Kramer, Jean Grener, Caryl Carpenter, Geneva Siders, Freida Haney, Mary Cameron. SECOND ROW: Doris Gray, Mary Green, Sue Johnston, Perry Ball, Gene Flucke, Lyn Roose, Ina Brown. THIRD ROW: Don Wendall, Gary Schleich, Marty Davis, Glen Winegardner, Ronnie Wells, Don Johnson, Kenny Adkins, Dave F ogel, Steve Bellin. ELMER F. WEBER Plain City, Ohio 44 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Myrna Russell, Joyce F outy, Karen Holcomb, Char lene Fox, Mary Younkin, Pat Von Driska, Brenda Rigsby, Lynda Denman Mary Lou Rogers. SECOND ROW: Eddie Goldhardt, Rich Kuhlwein, Roger Pritchard Rich Humpries, Pat O'Hara, Nancy McCracken, Jo Ann Springer,.Tanet W1ll1s Penny Printz. THIRD ROW: Daryl Montgomery, Bill Carl, Larry Craiger, Phil lip Russell, J im McDowell, Pete Bechtold, Gary Roades, Jerry Richardson Steve Most Active ear 'Ru ff The Junior class officers smile proudly as they think of their plans for the Prom in May. FAR LEFT, Seated: Nancy Mc- Cracken, Secretary. STANDING: ,T ack Lamono, President. FAR RIGHT, Seated: Sharon DeWo1fe, Vice-President. STAND- LNG: ,T im Dowell, Treasurer. FRED KILE SL SONS Kileville St Arnlin, Ohio DR. R. U. .TUNKERMAN Hilliards, Ohio 45 D l x- wonerzv !.' Y FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Linda Richey, Jean Tigyer, Bev Adkins, Mary Eckard, Bev Littleton, Karen Neff, Janet Durthaler, Linda Diamond, Mary McKean. SECOND ROW: George Durban, Janet Clark, Martha Landis, Jeanne Downing, Barbara Rig- by, Pat Campbell, Dave Robinson, Bill Badger, Richard Schwerin. THIRD ROW: Tom Gard, Lyn Marsh, Bob Walls, Bill Bradley, Dave Harper, Roger Seeley, Don Boerner, Toby Daniels, Larry Washburn. Sophomore FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Charlette Weldon, Jayne Esposito, Connie Given, Ann Ohles, Mary Jane Tharp, Sue Hill, Linda Adams, Judy Stevenson, Beryl Holdren, Peggy O'Hara. SECOND ROW: Paul Pence, Mike Lewis, David Snyder, Saundra Rodgers, Diane Robinson, Saundra Morris, Sandy Gard, Carol Grace, Larry Mur- dock, Don Yore. THIRD ROW: Neil Durban, Gary Stephenson, Ray Baird, Milt Rowe, Tom Barger, Jim Sanderson, Richard Hale, Dennis White, Ron Lowry, Roy O'Danie1. FRANKLIN CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP. Hilliards, Ohio TR 6-7351 BUGEN HEATING 84 AIR CONDITIONING T530 - 334 E. Livingston Ave. Columbus, Ohio Ian Ahead FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Virginia Cornell, Hazel Adkins, Janet Holten, Rose- mary King, Phyllis McFarland, Virginia Burbridge, Patty Hartley, Carol Wilt Doreen Voght, SECOND ROW: Joe Parker, Patty Krohn,J anis Leppert, Betty Spears Roger Lisk, Johnny Holstetler, Richard Badger, Clyde Park, Keith McDowell THIRD ROW: Jim Pendleton, Bill Thompson, Joe Farr, George Rings, Dick Kirk Dick Grube, Ken Perry, Thurman Alley, Norman Carrol. With one year of experience behind them, the Sophomore class officers look ahead to the events of the coming year. FIRST ROW: Vice President, Jayne Esposito, Secretary, Sue Ann Hill. BACK ROW: Treasurer, Bob Walls, President, Larry Mur- dock. EVAN PURDUM INSURANCE 1263 Amity Road Hilliards, Ohio REEB'S CONFECTIONARY l 2669 Sullivant Avenue N Columbus, Ohio 47 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Thelma Howard, Rosie Mitchell, Pam Dubner, Terry Ham, Nancy Ball, Wanda Syders, Mary Springer, Barbara Cameron, Margie Vaughn, Ilene Nightingale. SECOND ROW: Jim Johnson, Bill Renner, Patty Roberts, Lucie Swoboda, Judy Williams, Barbara McMeans, Jane Schofield, Judy Jennings, Sandy Hatefield, Barbara Hickinbottom. THIRD ROW: John Christ, Randy Holcomb, James King, Donald Ball, Jerry Young, Ron Dingus, Kenneth Gray, Alvin Ingerin, Glen Dunstin. Two of the officers of the Fresh- man class are pictured above. SEATED: Saundra Fouty, Treasurer. STANDING: Dave Rowe, President. LEWIS RADIO SL T.V. 86 N. Norwich Street Hilliards, Ohio CLARENCE W. LATHAM AUCTIONEER TR. 67366 Freshmen Are Future FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Patty Roop, Mary Forseman, Patty Parker, Carol Daniels, Shirley Hale, Linda White, Margeret Mitchell, Nancy Ridman, Mary Ann Bohlen, Sandra Fouty, SECOND ROW: Butch Miller, Jim Miles, Dave Vaugh- drom, Mary bee Fox, Sandy Gasho, Carol Dorn, Charlotte Boice, Donna Holt, Shelia Rhoades, Rebecca Russell, THIRD ROW: Kermit Carl, Gary Blake, John Kessler, Loyd Chance, Jerry Kinder, Rick Bennington, Ray Rurrow,C.Char1es Showers, Dwaine Shrively, David Bradely. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Lynda Peters, Sandra Mullings, Patti Smith, Liz Wolfe, Jean Mullins, Jackie Bonham, Sara 'I'harp, Doris Kuhlwein, Diane Murray. SECOND ROW: Barbara Koone, Leslie Rogers, Jill Adams, Mike Thompson, J im Smith, Nate Alford, Dick Gray, Dave Rowe, Bill Geese. THIRD ROW: Paul Bechtold, Tom Bowman, J ames Kessler, J im Badgely, David Miller, Gary Lester, Laraby Moore, Dick Distlehorst, Hardy Good. leaders Of H.H.S. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janie Latham, Gene Howard, Judy Berry, Sharon Brigh, Judy Geer, Barbara Conley, Alice Culp, Virginia Brown, Mary Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Patty Anderson, Janet Gaines, Georgianna Harsh, Andy Bogen, Bob Willis, J ack Springer, Dave Yank, Bob Denman, Harold Zwiefel. THIRD ROW: Mike Zwie- fel, Russell Sweeney, Larry Little, Ronnie Bakenhaster, Don Rapp, David Youn- kin, Tom Mere, Teddy Mason, Kenneth Hall. Two of the officers of the Fresh- man class are pictured above. SEATED: Shirley Hale, Secretary. STANDING: Bill Geese, Vice-President. MOGEL'S MEN'S WEAR 3390 N. Blvd. Great Western Shopping Center TRI-ANGLE GARDENS 1349 W. Lane Ave. 49 Columbus, Ohio FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Margie Anderson, Molly Francis, Judy Step- henson, Janet Young, Karen Seibold, Patsy Skaggs, Pat Warner, Mary Weaver, Linda Shaefer, Judy Zweifel, Christian Howell, SECOND ROW: Andy Shriver, Don Ragger, Bob Shier, Lislie Walls, Charles Alder, Evelyn White, Ruth Smith, Bill Baker, Bob Thompson, Larry Sagraves, Clar- ance Sagraves, Eddie Viertel, Alan Vanlrlauten, Ricky Sanderson, Harold Willis, Charles Younkin, Bill Alley. THIRD ROW: Joe Russell, Bill Till- man, Pete Downing, Steve Schenz, Bob Daniel, Forest Craiger,,T im Up- perman, Steve Bradley, Eugene Tanner, Bill Wallis, Dan Wolf. Eighth Grade ls FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Alice Hornback, Wilma King, Patty Furrow, Nancy Good, Terry Compton, Sharon Robertson, Jean Davis, Mary Frey, Peggy Davison, Bonnie Grace, Sue Ann Hart. SECOND ROW: Ray Badger, John Hay, Mike Gray, Gary Seaton, Linda Deihl, Connie Conklin, Carla Feldpausch, Barbara Conrad, Linda Chance, Joy Adkins, Dennis Woodruff, David Shaner, Mike Rauch, Judy Vonvoorhis. THIRD ROW: Jeff Reeb, John Schreiner, Dale King, Bill Dening, Tim White, Gene Harper, Bill Kaser, Jim DeBarry, John Doe, Jack Greinish, Charles Omerod. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Phares, Don Moore, Lenita Ross, Wanda Rapp, Sharon Light, Sharon Holyworth, Jean Raush, Sharon Perry, Bonnie Osenbaugh, Carol Richardson, Carolyn Parker. SECOND ROW: Rita McVay, Linda McFarland, Paula McNally, Lucille Jenkins, Sue Mullins, Phyllis Roseberry, Patty Ritchie, Bill Lewis, Homer Howell, Roger McBrayer, Bob Hall. THIRD ROW: Pat Rhodes, Dave Little, Ned Lare, Jim McCosky, Ron Kirk, Mike Abbott, Paul Powers, Bob Fox, Cletus Nicodemus, Dick Kessler, Robin Penelton. t . . I , v ggldlf g V The LIHIB Red CQPJOOSB pr 'N 122 Milf These officers of the class of 1962, await eager- ly to hitch on to the H.H.S. train. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Deming, Secretary: Barbara Phares, President. SECOND ROW: Bill Lewis, Treasurer: Dennis Woodruff, Vice-President. MAYERS Sl-IELL SERVICE Rome Hilliards Road Tr. 6-6200 Hilliards, Ohio 51 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Geese, Iack Lamano, Fred Kletrovest, Bob Eb- right, Peggy O'l-tara, Diane Murray, Bill Tinapple, Connie Conklin. SECOND ROW: Kenny Adkins, Carol Opp, Shirley Hale, Pat O'Hara, Jayne Esposito, Sandra Fouty, Barbara Phares, Bonnie Osenbauch, Patty Furrow. THIRD ROW: Bob Walles, Paul Pence, Tom Moore, Steve Siegfried, Larry Murdock, Dick Gray, Tom Moore, Mr. Harsh, advisor. I tudent Council With A Little Bit Ol Luck, They Plan For The Good Of The chool. These 1957-1958 Student Council officers, lead their club to another suc- cessful year. FIRST ROW: Jack Lo- mano, Vice-President, Fred Kletrovest, President, Mr. Harsh, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Peggy O'I-tara, Treasurer, Bob Ebright, Secretary. MOORES DAIRY 772 Norton Rd. Columbus 4, Ohio 52 Hilliards Business Men Who Display This Certificate Have Helped ln The Support Ol This Annual Ctrfifirait l ltlliard's H. School This is at QERTWCHTE ot MEFMT from the 1958 inununlf STAT? ol? l-l.l-LS. For Outstanding Service given the Commumly. WE all DWG you 29. debl of ThanK5- 55.7412 M7112 WGN- FMA. KLLWJZE4' Memory's Trail Boosters Rev. Earl C. Grugel Charles The Arthur F. Turney Bogen Family William Upperman 8 Family Mr. and Mrs. John Yore 6 Family Mr. and Mrs. William Tinapple Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. The Harold Katty Did E. J. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Glen Anderson Neal Kletrovets Carl R. Arnold Bausch Family Sew 4-H Club Froggatt Lonnie Wells F. A. Gardella W. J. Barrett Dellinger Wolpert Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Goldhardt Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gibboney L. V. Gibboney 6 Sons General Contractors John Cramer, Jr. The R. L. Ebright Family Stanley Pinnell v gf MN: - I :iff 5 gwIN i EASY: Activities FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Darlene Gard, Frances Esposito, Nellie Gardella, Phyllis Montomery, Hazel Adkins, Carol Grace, Sue Lare, Clarice Sparks, Janet Willis, Penny Printz, Caryl Carpenter, Sue Renner, SECOND ROW: Janet Weber, Patty Hartley, Fredia Haney, Brenda Rigsby, Doris Kuhlwein, Rosanne Wolpert, Mary Lou Younkin, Charlene Fox, Lois Morris, Maryjane Tharp, Nancy Ball, Geneva Siders. THIRD ROW: Karen Neff, Patty Smith, Judy Jennings, Jan Schofield, Mary Stenger, Margaret Schulze, Barbara Mc- Kee, Barbara Jackson, Doreen Vogt, Bev Adkins, Linda Diamond, Beryl Hold- ren. FOURTH ROW: Barbara McMeans, Judy Williams, Mary Alice Echard, Barb. Rigsby, Carol Daniels, Mary Bolhen, Mary Mitchell, Margaret Mitchell, Jean Mullins, Charlotte Weldon, Carol Wilt, Janis Leppert. QMAKFRS ,bow xi I of 4' P X E si U ina S : Cl B ' 'Mi G L lv fm x A f ' '51, O Vx fi ' ' S, at ff , f , , iffy, b Y- 0 NEW Ho Future Homemakers of America Home On The Range Last year three girls from our chapter received the highest degree in F.l-LA. achieve- ment. They are pictured here with the officers. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janet Willis, Vice- President, Sue Lare, President and State Home- maker, Clarice Sparks, Student Advisor andState Homemaker. SECOND ROW: Carol Grace, Sec- retary, Sue Renner, State Homemaker, Hazel Adkins, Treasurer, Penny Printz, County Offi- cer. THE MERCHANTS 85 FARMERS BANK Hilliards, Ohio 'ff QE 51 WJ-ax Q X I X op:r1o,,, 6 E- Q 'N 4' 3105 5 L J 233 e 1 I ' GP I Jin If 0 10 I I to slh' 'J Q-S r iff in fa 1-' IA' J vo' 'or I 6' ' X X! J FIRST ROW: Mike Thompson, Jim Pendleton, Rich Kuhlwein, George Dur- ban, ,T im Smith, Ray Furrow, Neil Durban, Ronnie Wells, Dave I-Iarper,J oe Parker, Gary Lester. SECOND ROW: Eddie Hollar, Phil Renner, Glen King, Henry Rings, Eddie Goldhardt, '57 F.F.A. Queen, Carol Bausch, Roger Cramer, Gene Fluck, John Vaughn, Dave Wheeler, Jim Huggett, Joe Farr. THIRD ROW, Bill Bradely, George Rings, Norman Bohlen, Paul Pence, Ralph Wilt, Larry Hoffman, Larry Grener, Gary Dever, Tom Gard, Larry Moore, Donlohnson. Future Farmers of America Old Mac Donald Had A Farm LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING T0 SERVE Pictured here are the 1957-58 F.F.A. officers who guided their chapter to a suc- cessful year. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Gary Dever, Vice-President, Larry Hoff- man, Student Advisor, Henry Rings, Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: Eddie Goldhardt, Treasurer, Rich Kulhwein, Reporter: Ralph Wilt, Sentinel, Larry Grener, Secretary. GRAY TV 5157 Jeanette Road Hilliards, Ohio ADLER'S CHEVROLET Main Street 57 Hilliards, Ohio FIRST ROW: Joyce Fouty, Karen Holcomb, Charlene Fox, Frances Esposito, Rosanne Wolpert, Janet Weber, Pat Giuffre, Soni Froggatt, Carol Bausch. SECOND ROW: Joyce Slane, Ann Conley, Shirley Snyder, Yvonne Hankins, Donna Smart, Maybelline Collins, Carmelia Provenzale, Sharon DeWolfe, Nancy McCracken, Pat O'Hara, Caryl Carpenter, Advisor, Mrs. Swerlein. THIRD ROW: Sharon Haughn, Mary Green, Doris Gray, Wanda Brown, Marianne Fry, Lynda Demman, Mary Lou Rogers, Carolyn Weeks, Sue Renner. Tri Y Pure Thoughts, Pure Pure 58 Words, Actions To Create, Maintain And Extend Community High tandardsf' FIRST ROW: Carol Opp, Mary Lyn Downer, Charlene Skeen, Bonnie McFarland, Linda McVay, Mary Kay Ohles, Dot McFarland, Phyllis Montgomery, Jean Grener, Sophie Phares, Nancy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Mary Stenger, Mar- garet Schulze, Clarice Sparks, Vivian Boyd, Pat Burt, Lenoa Hall, Sally Morris, Dee Miller, Darlene Gard, Carolyn Murray, Penny Printz, Betty Funk, Georgine Haines, Jennie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Barbara McKee, Myrtle McKenzie, Sandy Nash, Beverly Stentz, Lois Ann Morris, Janet Willis, Linda Gibboney, Carol Grant, Patti Gard, Nellie Gardella, Sue Lare, Judy Kramer. Hi-Y FIRST ROW: Rich Kuhlwein, Don Boerner, J im Huggett, Eddie Goldhardt, Gerald Badgley, Philip Russell, Glenn Winegarner, Bill Tinapple, Gary Shively, Dave Roseberry. SECOND ROW: Daryll Montgomery, Donlohnson, Tom Gard, .T ack Lomano, Gary Dever, Henry Rings, Larry Grener, Bob Ebright, Larry Adkins, Tom Moore, Larry Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Wayne Lewis,Jerry Rich- ardson, Bill Boggs, I im Dowell, Kenny Adkins, Marty Davis, Larry Elstun, Glen King, Ralph Wilt, Roger Lisk, Gary Rhodes, Dave F ogel FOURTH ROW: Ray Baird, Bob Sweeney, Fred Bowman, Torn Doddridge, Joe Hill, Rich Hum- phries, George Barrett, Don Yore, Gary Stevenson, Dick Grube, Dennis White. Throughout The Home, chool And Of Christian Character. Pictured below are the joint Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y officers. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Carol Bausch, Chaplain: Rosanne Wolpert, First Vice-President: Janet Weber, President: Frances Esposito, Second Vice-President: Soni Frog- gett,Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Swerlein, Advisor: Gary Dever, Prog- ram Chairman, Bob Ebright, Vice-President, Henry Rings, President, Tom Moore, Chaplain: Larry Grener, Treasurer: Mr. Koncar, Advisor. NOT PIC- TURED: Pat Guiffre, Secretary: Larry Adkins, Secretary. Clean Speech Bail portsmanshrp 620 Scholarship Clean Living A gi 1 af fm wgfmf3.,mu,:E1. wmskf, ,335 - ff u 1 su 3. Xkf' , ,. I 4 E W 4 zwwmwwmnuwx-U-f 'Eff 75' MW I ,gf ,....f-f' Franklin Honor ocieiy ROW ONE, Left to Right: Yvonne Hankins, Clarice Sparks, Vivan Boyd, Marianne Fry, Betty Ann Funk, Carol Bausch, Janet Weber, Darlene Gard, Sue Renner, Mary Lynn Downer, Rosanne Wolpert. ROW TWO: Leona Gilletly, Leah Chorniak, Thelma Boggs, Shirley Snider, Leona Hall, Sue Lare, Penny Printz, Sophia Phares, Carol Opp, Karen Holcomb, Nancy McCracken, Pat O'Hara, Carol Carpenter. ROW THREE: Bill Tin- apple, Jim Huggett, Glen King, Dick Harrison, Steve Siegfried, Bill Boggs, Bob Boughten, Jim Dowell, Fred Kletrovets, Lee Grugel, Joe Hill, Bob Ebright, Tom Moore. NOT PICTURED: Nellie Lou Gardella. Pictured below are the members of the newly organized V.LC. club. This club is composed of those students engaged in Diversified Training, a training open to certain qualified senior students. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Gillenwater, Dick Smith, Joe Bee, Danny Chenoweth, Buddy Evans, George Steuber. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pow- less, Advisor: Dawson Bell, Charles Cameron, Carol Grant, Carolyn Murray, Jeanette Earl, Norbert Spencer. V.LC. Club ERDY'S BARBER SHOP 165 W. Main St, Come in or call TR6-6622 PARSON'S IMPLEMENT CO, Case, Ford, and Dearborn Dealers Plain City 3-5444 61 Illlm Learning Mv Latin FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Pam Duebners, Terri Ham, Fred Bowman, Marty Davis, Doris Kuhlwein, Steve Siegfried. SECOND ROW: Jan Sco- feild, Janine Rapp, Lucy Ann Swoboda, Ward Chance, Gary Blake, Butch Miller, Jim Miles. Latin Club 'Wnky Dinky Padez- vous? REEB'S CONFECTIONARY 2669 Sulivant Avenue Columbus, Ohio ADKINS BARBER SHOP Hilliards, Ohio TR 6-7268 62 i French Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Hazel Adkins, Patty Hartley, Linda Richey, Sue Ann Hill, Sandra Fouty, Sally Morris, Donna Holt, Elizabeth Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Rebecca Russell, Connie Given, Jayne Esposito, Virginia Cornell, Mary Jane Tharp, Eileen Nightengale, Patty Parker, Jackie Bon- ham, Sheila Rhodes, Jill Adams. THIRD ROW: Pat O'Hara, Bill Geese, Bob Walls, Dave Fogel, Nate Alford, Dick Kirk, Roger Lisk, Dick Gray, Nancy McCracken, Sara Tharp. FOURTH ROW: Don Boerner, Toby Dan- iel, Larry Washburn, Mike Lewis, Roy O'Danie1s, James King, Hardy Good, Don Seely, David Robinson, Dave Yank, Dave Rowe. You Ought To Be In Pictures TOP ROW, Left to Right: Bill Renner, Dave Robinson, Richard Hale, ndy Bogen, Jim Sanderson, ,T im Badgely, Gary Stephenson, Jim Miles, aybelline Collins. FRONT ROW: Larry Washburn, Mike Lewis, Don eely, Toby Daniels, Dick Distelhorst, .T im Bostic, Richard Schwerin. Camera Club There's No Business Like Show Business I-IUFFMAN'S I.G.A. FOODLINERS Main Street Hilliards, Ohio Dramatics Club FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Nancy Anderson, Sue Renner, Fred Bowman, Mar- ianne Fry, Tom Doddridge, Glen Winegardner, Carmelia Provenizale, Yvonne Hankins, Shirley Snyder, Leona Gillitely. SECOND ROW: Becky Russell, Sandy Fouty, Sara Tharp, Donna Holt, Judy Stevens, Sheila Rhodes, Lois Morris, Mary Foresman, Carol Doran, Eillen Nightingale, Maybelline Collins, Joyce Slane, Leia Chornick, Mrs. Kaser. THIRD ROW: Marty Davis, Larry Wash- burn, Toby Daniels, Jim Sanderson, Gary Steptenson, Dick Grube,.T oe Hill, Larry Elstun, Butch Miller, Bob Sweeney. This year the Dramatics Club has been very active. Under the direction of Mrs. Kaser, they presented a very effective Christmas program, that was enjoyed by the entire school. F FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Bill Baker, Leslie Walls, Roger Seely, Gene Harper, Bill Kaser, Bill Denig, Allan Van Houten, Bob Thompson. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Dressel, Bob Shier, Norman King, Bernard Chapman, David Bradley, Dave Yank, Randy Hogel, Jim Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ray Badger, Steve Bradley, Jim DeBar- ry, Rick Sanderson, Duane Shively. Bob Denman, Don Rager, Don Ball. Chess Club Library taff TOP ROW, Left to Right: Richard Schwerin, Mary Stenger, Advisor Mrs. Smith, Jayne Esposito, James Badgley. BOTTOM ROW: Rosemary King, Barbara Rigsby, Nancy Ball, Judy Jennings. X . I ii - .--1332? -pf'-' 5 .4 3 as sv 4 D' I 1 R. E. CRAMER WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIR 18 W. Main St., Hilliards, Ohio PLAIN CITY IMPLEMENT CO. Plain City 1322 John Deere Dealers 64 j W Annual tall FIRST ROW: Janet Weber, Carol Bausch, Phyllis Montgomery, Soni Froggatt, Rosanne olpert, Sue Renner, Nancy Anderson, Darlene Gard. SECOND ROW: Carl Pinnell, ddie Goldhardt, Larry Hoffman, Bill Tinapple, George Barrett, Gary Dever, Dick Har- ison, Bob Ebright. Wildcat tall SUPER SURFACE HARD TOP Ralph Geese, 267 Avery Rd. Hilliards, O. TR6-7180 51 2 .I4 Whistle While You Work EXTRA FIRST ROW: Bill Tinapple, Linda Gibboney, Marianne Fry, Soni Froggatt, Frances Esposito, Phyllis Montgomery, Nancy Anderson, Darlene Gard, Penny Printz. SECOND ROW: Carl Pinnell, Carol ODP. Judy Kramer, Nancy McCracken, Carol Bausch, Rosanne Wolpert, Sophie Phares, Nellie Lou Gardella, Janet Weber, Patti Gard, Sue Renner. THIRD ROW: Larry Hoffman, Tom Doddridge, George Barrett, Ed Goldhardt, Bob Ebright, Gary Dever, Harrison, Grugel. Pass the Mustard Go, team Go! 'Did you see THAT! We re in Love Cool, Man Cool Sister and I f 'LiHIe Things Mean A Lot Can Can, can't We? . f 1 E ii .. .. ' Royalty Defeat Bottoms up I I ilgli-iff? Those slumber ' parties! ! What a Mess! I The rowdy gang Foreigners? Summertime Chowti me Lineup Ah, When we were young. Q i Nl S College or BUST Coaches Delight Wow! What Legs! 5 1 W af or 1 b . L V The Pause that Work Well, it 's Refreshes . , Grugl this way . . 66 , ,,What A vw Sports if f FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Barbara Rigsby, Patty Smith, Janet Holton, Sandra Mullins, Dot McFarland, Sandy Gasho, Mary Fox, Judy Greer, and Dianne Murray. SECOND ROW: Patty Roop, Mary Echard, Shirley Snyder, Yvonne Hankins, Marianne Fry, Leona Hall, Pat Burt, Linda Denman, Mary Lou Rogers, Joyce Fouty, Karen Holcomb. THIRD ROW: Judy Latham, MargieVaughn, Jennie Johnson, Sue Campbell, Barbara Craig, Betty Funk, Carol Bausch, Georgine Haines, Carol Grant. FIRST ROW: Nancy Anderson, Betty Spears, Patty Hartley, Linda Richey, Virginia Bur- bridge, Sandy Gard, Sandra Rogers, Deanna Robertson, Mary Kay Ohls, Linda McVay. SECOND ROW: Virginia Cornell, Patty Krohn, Judy Stevens, Vivian Boyd, Sue Ren- ner, Carolyn Murray, Phyllis Montgomery, Janet Weber, Charlette Weldon, Carol Wilt. THIRD ROW: Hazel Adkins, Carol Grace, Carolyn Weeks, Janine Rapp, Darlene Gard, Nellie Gardella, Patti Gard, Linda Gibboney, Charlene Skeen, Carol Opp. RENMAR PRINT SHOP 68 Plain City, ohio O FF ICERS FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Jennie Johnson, Vice -Presi- dent: Mrs. Balstead, Ad - visor: Dot McFarland, President. SECOND ROW: Carol Grace, T re a su re rg Sharon DeWolfe, Secretary g Charlene Fox, Sergeant - at -arms. Girls' Athletic Association The name of this club is the Girls' Athletic Association. The aims of this association are to promote interest and partici- pation in girls' athletic activities and to foster the devotion of desirable practices in health and sportsmanship. The sports which are played throughout the year are: Swimming, Tennis, Horseback Riding, Softball, Bowling, Roller Skating, Volley- ball, Basketball, Ice Skating, Hiking, Ping-Pong, Badminton. The point system of the G. A. A. is as follows: 1. The first award: Pin -- 600 points. 2. The second award: Wildcat Emblem -- 900 points. 3. The third award: Letter -- 1200 points. 4. The fourth award: Trophy -- Outstanding Seniors. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mary Bohlen, Carol Doran, Mary Mitch- ell, Jean Tigyer, Janet Durthaler, Doreen Vogt, Beryl Holdren, Bev- erly Adkins, Linda Diamond, Peg O'l-lara. ROW TWO: Becky Rus- sell, Sara Tharp, Sandra Fouty, Gene Mullins, Bev Stentz, Lois Morris, Doris Gray, Mary Green, Barbara Conley, Alice Culp. ROW THREE: Janie Latham, Pat Anderson, Sheila Rhodes, Patty Parker, Linda White, Charlete Boyce, Jill Adams, Eileen Nightingale, Elizabeth Wolf, Jackie Bonham. Compliments of W. R. OPP ROW ONE, Left to Right: Sophie Phares, Jean Grener, Judy Kramer, Rosanne Wolpert, Francis Esposito, Soni Froggatt, Sally Morris, Nancy Mere, Bonnie McFarland. ROW TWO: Janet Willis, Mary Forsman, Charlene Fox, Sharon DeWolfe, Carmelia Provenzale, Mary Lou Younkin, Dee Miller, Sue Ann Hill, Linda Adams, Connie Givens, Ann Ohls, Jayne Esposito. ROW THREE: Leslie Rogers, Shirley Hale, Penny Printz, Wanda Brown, Leia Chor- niak, Mary Downer, Pat Giuffre, Mary Jane Tharp, Phyllis McFarland. B GBX 10 Be A F00f63! .W f :pkg 5 X 5 x f ox .fn-it 0 1 Q . vi'-GW , 1 Ein-, ' A r4.r' ' I ' ll .1 If ff! H ' ly' lc' Q3 X.- l X3 '5 ,. X'-:N I bp , , f 2 , 1 ijjfl f',5' Q X 4 Gif? 4 , Q 4 'L :ff 47 P35 is 'Dr .- 9 'ff' 'V xywfyvxa ff' A awww ,,.fM,', SEASON RECORD O Rosary 13 O West Jefferson 6 Grove City 6 12 London 20 7 Worthington 33 13 Marysville 26 0 Westerville 33 18 Washington C. H. 26 12 BOB EBRIGHT TOM MOORE Senior End Senior Guard The 1957 Hilliards football squad is to be congratulated for its hard work and fine sportsmanship exhibited throughout the season. Although their record was not too im- pressive, hard work by the coaches and the team's desire to improve will leave the boys with many fine memories. Tom Moore, Bob Ebright and Ronnie McBrayer were chosen as captains for the 1957 Wildcat Squad. Bob Ebright was also chosen as most valuable player by the other varsity squad members. ALL MID - SIX SELECTIONS Dick Harrison Offensive Halfback Bob Ebright Defensive Ends RONNIE MC BRAYER HONORABLE MENTION DICK HARRISON Senior Halfback Senior Halfback W Ronnie McBrayer Chauncy Slane Buddy Evans Tom Moore 71 '57 Football BOB GREEN DON YORE Senior Tackle BUDDY EVANS Sophomore End Senior Quarterback JIM CLARK JOE BEE CHAUNCY SLANE Senior Guard Senior Guard Senior Tackle DICK GRAY LYN MARSH Freshman Halfback 72 Sophomore Fullback Letterman ROGER PRITCHARD Junior Quarterback JACK LAMANO LARRY MURDOCK Sophomore Haliback Junior Center E 4-1 fi GLEN WEINGARNER JIM WEAVER KENNY ADKINS Junior Tackle Junior Tackle Junior Fullback -Uv' LYNN ROOSE GARY SCI-ILIECH Junior End 73 Junior Tackle ' - fr 5 xr. k,'h' h- X ' 'Y . T525 KmK'kL ,K:. .f FTSE if A L . . If f iz , H ' K + H f K Q J - -Qx m' mm.A W . an W .... , .. if QQ 1 1 P -gl , fa-L ., 1 2 A 'H' A f 'L ' '::: la, ' iir -' ' I V. .. 47 V 'm'h L ' Q -5 M 5 .Mi .,gk..s,Qf25,QlV:f,ik, '-ij! - 1 '1-- 'Rig-:?:.:':-:-Q .. 5' -'G W . 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SECOND ROW:Mr. Reall, Advisor, Steve Bellin, Larry Elstun, Don Yore, Dick Gray, Lyn Marsh, Chauncey Slane, Kenny Adkins, Glen Winegarner, Gary Schliech, Henry Rings, Mr. McCoskey, Mr. McE1heney, Advisors. THIRD ROW: Marty Herf, Dick Harrison, Tom Moore, Philip Russell, Jack Lamono, George Steuber, Buddy Evans, Joe Bee, Ronnie McBrayer, Tom Moore. Varsity These are the officers that led the Varsity Htoasuc- cessful year. BELOW, Left to Right: Bob Ebright, Vice-Presi- dent, Ronnie McBrayer, President, Roger Pritchard, Treasurer. Not present when picture was taken, Larry Adkins, Secretary. 55149 i X 79 Varsity Cheerleaders Pictured above are our varsity cheerleaders of the 1957-58 school year. They practiced long and hard to perfect their cheers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Kramer, Irg Sophie Phares, Jrg Roseanne Wolpert, Srg Carol Bausch, Srg Jeanie Grener, Ir: Dee Miller, Ir. Alternateg and Carolyn Murray, Sr. The cheerleaders should be congratulated for their fine job of promoting school spirit. COACH, MRS. BALSTEAD She worked with the cheer- leaders in organizing skits and working out new cheers. Freshman Cheerleaders EDDIE'S PURE OIL SERVICE 5212 W. Broad St. Eddie Greene, Owner We're proud to serve 80 Loyal And True Pictured below are our freshman cheerleaders chosen by the varsity cheer- leaders and Mrs. Balstead. They led the cheers throughout the freshman basket- ball season. LEFT TO RIGHT: Margie Vaughn, Sandy Fouty, Sara Tharp, and Alice Culp. Pictured to the left is the Var- sity Basketball team. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Manager, Toby Danielg Henry Rings, Kenny Adkins, Marty Davis, Roger Prichard, Tom Moore, Gary Dever. SECOND ROW:Man- ager, Jim Weaverg Dick Harrison, Bill Tinapple, Gary Shively, Larry Adkins, Perry Ball, Phil Russell, Coach Perry Reall. May We Present Our Champions Hilliards, again for the second straight year, continued to dominate the Mid-Six League. Both the Varsity and the Reserve teams were Mid -Six Champs. The Varsity finished with a 8-2 record in the league and the Reserves finished with a fine record of 9-1 in the league. Pictured to the right is the Reserve Basketball Team. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Larry Murdock, Neil Durban, Tom Gard, Dick Grube, Dick Kirk, George Durban, Roger Lisk. ROW TWO: Coach Zane McCoskey, Paul Pence, Dave Harper, Bill Thompson, Dick Gray, Lyn Marsh, and Managers, Gary Stephenson and Paul Bechtold. NOT PICTURED: Don Yore. JOHN D. 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A 5 f V Ai- S ii' Qt 33 s 'la i 14.91-'- , S - My v ii Na L 4 j V k -z Li 1 5 A 5 iw., P' .4-Mr' A1 x N A 3 Y re, 'fA. . .A A Q 1958 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING COURT: ROW ONE, Left to Right: Eddie Goldhardt, Carmelia Provenzale, Sue Ann Hill, Jim Pendleton, Sandy Fouty, Dick Gray. SECOND ROW: Fred Kletrovets, Janet Kay Weber, QUEEN Pat Giuffre, KING Larry Adkins, Sue Lare, Dick Harrison. The Loveliest Night Of The ear The Queen, King, and their court lead the traditional first dance of the evening. Queen Pat and King Larry Pictured above are dis- tance men Larry Murdock, Don Boerner, and Fred Kletrovets. l'lI Come Running Back To You Hilliards enjoyed a very s u c c c s s ful season in track this year. Pictured on this page are the returning lertermen for the 1958 track season. Pictured to the left are middle distance men Tom Moore and Don Yorc. Pictured below are sprin- ters Dick Harrison and Phillip Russell. l FIRST ROW, Pictured Left to Right Are: Tim Lamb, Paul Pence, Gary Dever, Buddy Evans, Steve Siegfried, Marty Davis, Roger Pritchard, Bill Boggs, Lyn Marsh. SECOND ROW: Coach Shaw, Marty I-lerf, Jim Weaver, Charles Salyer, Gary Shively, Lynn Roose, Pete Bechtold, Manager Richard Scherwin. PICTURED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT ARE: Coach Rcall, Jim Badgely, Bill Geese, Jim Clark, Ronnie McBrayer, Leland Johnson, Dawson Ball, Ray Hogrle, and Jim Yank. Music xl Mr,,..4' I mmm- - Kg ,J ' P.: -1.51 A VNV U wgi l g-5 'H sqamsefff 5 -V -W Q, . sk Music . . . Music . . . Music . . . FLUTE David Snider Carol Grace Charlene Skeen OBOE Nellie Lou Gardella CLARINET Linda Richey Judy Stevens Hazel Adkins Joyce Fouty Sandra Fouty Terri Ham Becky Russell Doris Kuhlwein BASS CLARINET Donna Holt BASSOON Karen Holcomb SAXOPHONE Patti Gard Virginia Burbridge Patty Roop Patty Hartley TENOR SAXOPHONE Sharon Dewolfe FRENCH HORN Don Boerner Pat Roberts CORNET Tom Doddridge Ray Baird Toby Daniel Russell Seely Hardy Good Sara Tharp BARITONE Caryl Carpenter M SL M RESTAURANT Hilliards , Ohio 90 Linda Gibboney TROMBONE Bill Geese Larry Washbum Wanda Brown Dick Distlehorst TUBA Lee Grugel Bill Rener PERCUSSION Danny Chenoweth .Tim Bostic Fred Bowman Russ Sweeney Bob Denman Charlotte Boyce Richard Schwerin Jim Badgely The Hilliards High Marching Band if Wggh! ' A Members of the Hilliards High School Marching Band salute Hillard in the traditional letter H : Nellie Lou Gardella, Patti Gard, Karen Holcomb, Virginia Burbridge, Hazel Ad- kins, Carol Grace, Terri Ham, Judy Stevens, Joyce Fouty, Linda Richey, Wanda Brown, Bill Geese, Larry Washburn, Sandy Fouty, Becky Russell, Doris Kuhlwein, Donna Holt, Charlotte Boyce, Don Boerner, Ray Baird, Hardy Good, Sara Tharp, Don Seely, Sharon DeWolfe, Patty Roop, Patty Hartly, Caryl Carpenter, Linda Gibboney, Tom Doddridge, Toby Daniel, Richard Schwerin, ,T im Badgely, Pat Roberts, Danny Chenoweth, J im Bostic, Fred Bowman, Russ Sweeney, Bob Denman, Lee Grugel, Bill Rener. NOT Pictured: Marty Herf, Larry Adkins, Marty Davis, and Bill Nightengale. OFFICERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Tom Doddridge, President, Dan Chenoweth, Vice-President, Lee Grugel, Treasurer, Nellie Gar- della, Secretary. RIVERSIDE MARKET HARRISON'S SUPER MARKET Riverside Drive 91 New Rome, Ohio The band trophy winner for this year is Tom Doddridge. He earned this highest award by par- ticipating in contests and outside events. These events concerned band and music. Head Majorettes MAJORETTES, STANDING, Left to Right: Karen Hol- comb, Hazel Adkins, Carol Grace, Virginea Burbridge. HEAD MAJORETTES, KNEELING: Nellie Lou Gardella and Patti Gard. Trophy Winner The Head Majorettes for this season were Nellie Lou Gardella and Patti Gard. Majoreffes 1 9 1,5 fi' f F' Ib, iff: uh JF' :.' fi: gil 'auf 1. gl I W . IT' I A or f I 1 l,,' ig , J 1 , 1 A-xi X I I The axophone Trio The Clarinet Trio LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Roop, Sharon De- LEFT TO RIGHT: .Tudy Stevens, Hazel Wolfe, and Patty Hartley. Adkins, and Linda Richey. Chorus Members of the Girls' Chorus. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Leslie Rodgers, Barbara Hickinbottom, Dianne Murrey, Doris Kuhlwein, Carolyn Weeks, Sandy Gasho, Patty Parker, Mary Mitchel, Mirian Hiesel, Carol Wilt, Jean Tieyer, Betty Spears. SECOND ROW: Leia Chor- niak, Mary Lou Foresman, Sharon Hale, Linda White, Sandy Gard, Diana Robertson,Jean Mul- lins, Georgianna Harsh, Janet Clark, Linda Diamond. THIRD ROW: Gene Howard, Sandra Mul- lings, Patty Krohn, Mary McKeen, Mary Alice Eckard, Sandra Rodgers, Janet Durthaler, Vir- ginia Cornell, Charlotte Weldon, Karen Neff, Barbara McMeans, Inara Dzelzitis, Mrs. Good. 93 I1 The Mixed Chorus onafa 77704-Yer 'fr fo PIANO S l O ,-X J O J J ,J JFJTXJ Pix-J -J J I Jew JU aflj J F -:rg , , llJrJJJJ,JJJ.1lJl,LJ. .LJJPJ J - JJIJ JIJJJ 2 T 2 nl l -qy--1 - QT -l -Q l 1. 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