Hoover High School - Viking Yearbook (North Canton, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

ham.- , 129.32453 SCOTT WEIDA Editor PHIL WARBURTON PEGGY GERBER Axsocifzte Editors JACK MATSON Business Manager DALE STEVENS Cover Design LUCILLE C. BLACK Faculty Advisor HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL 605 South Ffur Oaks Drlve North Cfmton, 01110 fzesenfing The 1960 VIKING Looks all Life all Hoover High through The Zoomifzg 60's STEPS OF PROGRESS 9 2 Y I 5 le f ,il 5 7 ia' :gf .W Q , ,W ,,,, ' Q, ' . Xe. 2 1- w1 1 if Q M 'W ' ' A- '7 wwfm-1: vi , - QV i T 34 'A W ,ggwr -1 'v ' A Q Him, , f' A: K. -1. A M.-p ,Q ff ,J f M :gy N. ,Am gy, .. Pawl- CLASS SUBSCRIPTION MANAGERS X . Phyllis Morrow Paul Paparone Carolyn Hoffer Paul Schwitzgebcl jlll1i07'.f Ifresbmezz Soplaonzores Seniorx N 107 study Hall C0ll1i7lill16l1lS of Gelleubecle C0l1Sf1'llCfi0l1 Co. 6 1959 DRIVER TRAINING ROAD-E-O CHAMPIONS Placing first among the girls was jean Kogel and in the boys' division honors went to Richard Burkhart for the annual driving event honors spon- sored by the Jaycees. Richard Burkhart was also the district winner in 1958. Both winners competed in the state finals at Cincinnati, Ohio. Jean Kogel Richard Burkhart NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS Seated lleft to rightl: Jeanne Emmons, Kay Dervin. Standing fleft to rightbz Paul Schwitzgehel, john Slovensky, Allan Bishop. C0llIfJlillIc?l1fS of Robert W. SZUGZIIIEY 'fin . , , . 1.,,,tiV: M,xw,,Ej.EHV,uLwLg4g5f,a.1mf X , f 5, , -K , r Wf.-VLH-,.,, ,af ,,.,.,.-, ,V J E .,,. ,.., , www. .V ,,v,.,...,,,.M.Q N. Y PM Q 5 4: I J L v,,v , ,Q ,N it i 5 ri li yi! 5 5' Q ef - t A :sv Q, 1 f N ,gg fri 5-2 ,Z 1 !,, . f . :Sf ' vi x ,Q ' J' l ,A . 4. I 7 ,W 'K ww g Q fats: f ,, n 5' 3 if if 3, Q E , ,K 55,525 i 'fs 'C r ANNUAL STAFF Left to right. Phil Warburtcwn, Peggy Gcr ber, associate editors, Scott Weidzn, editor. Dale Stevens, art editor, designed our 1960 yearbook cover. l, the faculty advisor, had re- ceived so many compliments on the banner that he designed for the annual subscription sales fwhich you can observe on these two pagesl that l insisted he try to design our annual cover. When completed, the annual staff voted unanimously for this yearbook cover for l960. Thank you, Dale Stevens. Lt1c2l1.1.E C. BLACK. Left to right: Marilyn Riehl, assistant art editor, Dale Stevens, art editor, Barbara Kearns, assistant art editor. t ' . ,,L, Q ,Wi X B'lI'l7lI'l Rmdlll and Marcil lecd fldzerlztnzg Coordzmztmv I..--. Jack Matson Patti Rumfola Business Mfznager Axxistanl .lim Houseman and Judy Willis Circulation lllnmzgerx The Yearbook Staff wishes to express its appreciation to the administration and faculty to advertis rs of Canton 'Worth Canton Greentown and to parent patrons This year the staff fated a new problem the steel strike of 1959 Even though the staff was willing to supply the extra effort w would not have succeeded without the cooperation of our many new patrons our superintendent of schools E R Malone our principal H Wayne Russell and the Board of Education. Picture scheduling and re-takes are always a problem but Walter D. Troup and George Engle helped us face this encounter. The fine productions and quality of our pictures are accredited to Troup and Pluto Studio. Also supplying advice and helpful hints were joe De- Orio and ohn Stefan from the Canton Engraving Co. SPORTS EDITORS Larry Shafer, Basketballg Larry Perkins, Wrestlingg Brian Gardner, Cross Countryg Tom Dorosky, Football STAFF ASSISTANTS Seated lleft to rightlz Ruth Wzlrth, Marjorie Southworth ichairmanl, Nancy Erichsen, joan Hon nold. Standing fleft to rightlz Pat Evey, joyceann Schiltz, -ludy Shank, Gerry Lipp, Karen Dice. Glen Hammil from the Mueller Art Cover and Binding Co., and Robert T. Billingsley of Standard Printing Co. i To all these people we offer a big thank you and hope this year's annual can repay you by happy memories. SCOTT WEIDA. Editor-in-Chief. LUCILLE C. BLACK. Fllfllllj' Adz'i.rm'. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Seated: Jeanne Emmons, Sandy Staats. Standing: jon Patton, .lim Fanno. MUSIC EDITORS assistant. Q 2435 , - Left to right: Carolyn Smith, chair- mang Sheila Stahl, typistg Marlene Zeiger. 'Niu- N Q4- Qli gf: '2 X351 si is Liifff J . iigjif 3. .4325 fx: ,Zig - gf mf. -.. 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Paul Schwitzgebel, junior class presi- dent, officiated at the crowning ceremonies. Many pleasant memories in the minds of Hoover High students will linger on, remind- ing them of April 18, 1959, and the activities held at the St. Francis Hotel in Canton, and of the enjoyable after-prom party held in the Can- ton Y. W. C. A. 'N Q N X 0 xx 3 XNX . at 3' TRACK QUEEN SALLY OLNEY The squad members of the track team at Hoover High selected Sally Olney to be their representative at the 1959 Wooster Invitational Meet. The queen has the honor of presenting the trophies to winning Viking team members. CAROLYN ANDREWS JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ANNUAL STAFF Carolyn has been assigned many different duties in order to become familiar with the various parts of work-duties for the preparation of a yearbook in order to help others. DECEMBER TEEN-AGER OE THE MONTH ALICE KIEFIER Alice Kiefer was selected for this honor by' The Canton Repository. Her many outstanding activities made her a good choice. She is very' active in music and serves as head majorctte She worked at Aultman Hospital for over a year and served as area Girl Scout counselor In August she plans to enter nurses training We all vush her much success JEANNE EMMONS SCORES IN STATEW IDE TESTS JEANNE EMMONS eanne Emmons scored 758 points out of a possible 300 points in the general scholar ship tests eanne placed nineteenth in the state In addition to her scholastic achievements she is very active in other school groups basically mathematics and science plus debating She served as a Buckeye Girls State delegate in thc summer of 1939 C0111 111116115 0 Wffldlllllll Fznzev 111 Home I 1 1 L A . C . Y Y ' 1 ' , . . I . I , , . . i i 41 ' J ' -V 1 1 , . 7 Y . , . I S247 ,fi 52? It ,All '55 , . 'W 'f o 1 b . jf . MAY DAY FESTIVITIES - URHAPSODY IN RHYTHM right: Karen Booth, Bruce Sanford, Barbara Randall, Tim Llewellyn, Marcia Leed, Richard Ach SQUARE-DANCERS Left to right: Sally V4'illaman, Beryl Seifer- ling, Dorothy Dennis, Sonic Stroublc. Lila Edgein. Putty flhenot. Linda Snyder, jill Tengle Hartman. THE CHARLESTON Left to right: Jean Kogel, Beverly Moor, Alice Kiefer, Kathy Peters Marlene Zeiger, Val Begert, Carolyn Miller. THE COUNTRY if 19 ACADEMIC Mrs. Naoma Sickafoose 'f gf2f'w f ,---- , W W W ...M ,m,,..,,,, , M +V , V A a,:sa.w1hk-vw-+..4.,,.. M- 4-ff:-e.:-a.-11,2-4 .wwfpgf 1-:Q-wg.-x,-.-,:.w1-WT., -1 -Q., e , ' Y 4 f i 1 - W f - - --'-'-4-ww--1-num.-4. .-1-.fa-Qvsp.p,-wonansllv-ww,:f,-Q-V.. 1' . 1 ,,..qn.-o-f,.. .5 , .H-Mu-rw A e E f' VER HIGH SCHOOL H QA-ues. 5,--po. msmcr ' QW . 5 80521 -ifv:ATvON ' 5 my if F94 ff W L' v CI PRCSK- I nl wg , YK ,L , 7 Qi 8, ,M -A 1--J A '-3.3 4, Ay ,. ,, .,.,.fn , . ,ff ff L. QSSLSK v . V H...-L,-...., ... ..-W ,. 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My-'nf :wwf 'yyvgxywnj 11 vffw' F'fHfv3- ,WM ...,'...-safes-wh 'gi M77 9' -ftfnf' , ,H . 1' ' ' ' ,' '1Q,f'Z.,vffl:?'lff .11 ' 4, -rr v' v 1111' S A M-z:s:.:': 1 'H 'lf 'EW , ,ns , x 1' w ,, . flfxgrwqwr uh ' 1 -Hg QL: w , 4-A-K4-1 yw Ji, --925' if-v u 1 M4 Nr, ' 'ww LM gig? 29 wfvff 'H r' sf W V' V ' nr fi,., 2 L ,,, . , w V , ww, . 1 , ii ,, -u ,.Q:,g.,m , xx vsfti :fi 1 , my , ,L ADMINISTRATION MR H WAYNE RUSSELL Prmczfml Homer Hlgh School QMW' -in MISS MABEL STLDER MR DON LAHLF High School Secretary flxszstnnt Prmclpul 3 M11 Seated: Mrs. Sally Dougherty, Mrs. Jean Arndt, Mrs. Anne Berkebile. Standing: Mrs. Susan Lloyd, Mr. jesse McDowell, Mrs. Hope Bahler Marquardt. LANGUAGE The English Department, which has six teachers, has received new emphasis recently because of the realized importance of learning to speak fluently and to read and write correctly as preparation for years ahead at college or at work. The English classes will long be remembered with gratitude for the invaluable knowledge acquired there. Some students in Mrs. Thyng's class Students learn by listening in Mrs. Arndt's class Left to rnght Mrs Snckafoose Mr Locy Mr LaHue Mr Trott MATHEMATICS X marks the answer nn advanced algebra and many tnmes lt IS d1ff1cult to fmd the x that marks the hndden spot Any student wxll vouch for th1s m hrs search for the unknown factor But wnth these effncxent teachers lgnorance IS discarded nn favor of wxsdom 25 Pat and Cookne are two hopefuls accord 1ng to Mr Leles INDUSTRIAL ARTS Cooperation through coordination is repre- sentative of the work in Industrial Arts, Me- chanical Arts, and the Printing Classes of Mr. Hoffer and Mr. Stefan. The students in this department of Hoover High mend the broken chairs and tables, obtain a knowledge of car' pentry in their minds, and secure a surplus of sawdust in their shoes. Ink-stained hands from the play tickets and football programs are the trials and tribulations of these students, also the chance of poor grades for incorrect letter formations or crooked columns. The wood- workers and members of all these classes learn that good craftsmen must work neatly. 2' -' l QWZM' iniuu fS1'5C..., 'U ? L f-if wi ax, Mr Carl Hoffer Mr Viorel Stefan 'I i'I FM1'1'Qq,,y ' .f:fQi'.,-f--iq... Gary Schleig chock full of ideas SOCIAL SCIENCES Mr. Marion Krabill Mr. Raymond Swope Mr. Sam Leles The general purpose of the area of Social Sciences is to enrich and broaden the student's interest in civic participa- tion in the local, state, and federal gov- ernments. Current events, tests, term papers, and various special reports are all included to give thorough training in principles and techniques on the part of the students. The three competent teachers make this an interesting course for all Hoover Vikings. Seniors anxiously awaiting to learn the Prom plans of the juniors and Mr. Krabill BUSINESS EDUCATION Mrs. Olive Aldridge Hoover's typists, secretaries, and stenographers worked earnestly to ac- quire the valuable knowledge offered to them. The clicking of keys and the clanging of the carriage bell often echoed in their sleep. But their desire was learning how to do it correctly and successfully master the courses. This practice is beneficial to them for a sample of what their future positions will involve. Miss Hazel Kronk and Mr. Dale Helwick The D. E. C. A. and Mr. Dale Helwick At this meeting, Marla Baxter was elected Cclub advisor? attended a convention at Co- secretary-treasurer of the Northeast Ohio Chap- lumbus and another conference at Akron Uni- ter of D. E. C. A. fDistributive Education Clubs versity of America. J HOME ECONOMICS CLOKTHEJS AR M 0 fl HC--l J-In lgn nur -LIEI ilr 'MIK Ill --I L Ff QF LIKE MUSWMUST HARMONIZE g N-W.. Mrs Shexla Mfxrquardts bullctxn board m Room 10+ Says lf vuth mus1L nn-ng' H-nu-...,, who-un.-......., Mrs Shelli Mlrquardt Mrs Georgia Artzncr Mrs Artznur rn Room 107 51,5 the way to 1 mans hurt IS through hxs stomach The many socul fumuons V5hlLh she lrranges testify to the fact thu she IS 1 Lullnary artlst 79 4? MEI h?QQ PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Pat McElwain, director of girls' physical education, highlights Friday afternoons with pep rallies led by her cheering groups which spark the team to victory. ..i.,,,,,-,--I Mrs. Pat McElwain K! 39 Contemplation -Coaches Plan Athletic Strategy of 1960 Left to right: Coach McDonald, Coach Locy, Coach Hertler, Head Coach Don E. Martin, Coach Armstrong, Coach Knisely. COIIZPUIIIGIIIS of KdTl,S Shop for Men and Boys LIBRARIAN MRS. MARTHA HAMMACK Mrs. Martha Hammack, Hoover High librarian, has been the librarian for the past six years, coming here from East Canton. She is a member of the Stark County Library Association, National Education Association, Ohio Education Association. and Delta Kappa Gamma. Mrs. Hammack has been elected di- rector of the East Central District of the Ohio Association of School Librarians. As director, Mrs. Hammack will prepare for the 1960 meeting in Columbus. The 1961 meeting will be held in Canton. DRIVERS TRAINING MRS. LUCILLE BLACK Safe and courteous driving and a thorough knowledge of Ohio's rules and regulations are the necessary fundamen- tals learned in 'sportszfzafzlike Driving before a student may be eligible to pass the driver's license examination given by the state highway patrol. Learning to parallel park and to handle the car are some of the skills taught to produce safe, courteous drivers. GUIDANCE MR. RICHARD L. ARMSTRONG Catering to the special needs of each individual student of Hoover High is the guidance assignment of Mr. Arm- strong. The predominant aim of guidance is to develop future preparedness and re- liability of the students with the art of getting along and making friends. The school and the community benefit from the valuable service offered by the guid- ance program, but the individual is re- warded the most by gaining useful experience helpful in later life. Tom Dorosky The new and well-equipped labora- tories are a part of the teaching of the sciences. A new and challenging physics course, the probings of the biology de- partment, and the aromatic experiments of the chemistry classes show the ex- perimental efforts of our future scien- tists. SCIENCE Left to right: Mr. George, chemistryg Mr. Gray, biologyg Mr. Dobson, physicsg Mr. Knisely, general science. Linda Hostnik, Carolyn Smith, Linda Piper wx HEY X is 'Liv 'F we ' f Q' 4' . ff! . . 'ff' .143 f . 4 4 x Y-3' ., 4 ra A x 'f- K1 E 'W if '15 ll '1 ,N I5 ls 21.51, X I1 if R, ,Rf -A il W A 'gpg A tif -v 125+ 193 , Y 1 . + ?'. 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't?,'A:. l 1 , .lm -M ,t QLWQ, M . , , ..,. , u,,, , ,, , A , It , , t yr- , ,, MMM. A,W,f , U A f f f f '7+1uwmowf-W., V . 4.4 , . , .,., .. ., , .N 1959-1960 HOOVER HIGH MAJORETTES Left to rxght jean Kogel Beverly Moor Glyn Warstler Alxce Kxefer iheadj Marlene Zexger Val Begert Carolyn Mnller As usual thxs year our majorettes were outstandmg and deservmg of unllmlted com llments Thexr unt1r1r1 efforts were evldent m thelr s lendld 8 performances throughout the entlre season We w111 always remember the hx h ratm s the mamtamed from both students and adults as a rear credxt Y to our marchmg band 56 ' 9 9 9 9 9 9 ' 9 if if fwsw: L nwwww' N K ai, wg , ,, , , . .L . 2 5 2 3 a 2 1 ' K s ,, au - n - I Q . , ' 4 5 9 Q e 2 2 2 ? 1' ? ' ' Y . 2 5 5 P . 2 3 5, 2 , W ' 'us ' f J 9 I. 1 A tx lx, - xl? K jg -J 4 ' - f M-A Jn -' - ' --Mx Q , x u iv- -,, . x x - ' . 0 . ' ' Q 14 'Z 1 'f W5 N .. .4 -4 4' 4 K ff r 4- ,, .. 1 4 f -5 A 1 ' 4 A , 5. ,HP FP I if . ' A A M L 1 -1 9 1 2 A S .LU f K A CAPPELLA CHOIR ROW 1 ROW 2 ROW 5 ROW 4 ROW 5 ROW ROW ROW ROW ileft to righthz Carolyn Smith, Marilyn Riehl, Barbara Slayman, Jodie Joliet, Patti Rumfola, Sally Krum, Linda Piper, Gretchen Dodd. tleft to rightbz Robert Mercer, Karen Zane, Sandy Shelley, Sue Sanderson, Virginia Yonally, Karen Meyer, Linda Knapp, Sue Houseman, Royanna Lampman, Nancy Dively, Carolyn Andrews, Jane Rohr, Karen Schwallie, Linda Bishop, Jean Marang, Celeste Schmidt, Marcia Leed, Andrea Mangold, Margretta Noebe, Jerry Kidder. fleft to rightj Larry Kolp, Dorothy Dennis, Marie Bowers, Margaret Pfouts, Sandy Staats, Pam Mc- Anall, Sandra Wearstler, Marjorie Williams Moock, Sandra Paradis, Sally Schafer, Carolyn Hoffer, Barbara Bartlett, Bonnie Bogue, Becky Morris, Peggy Fulk, Cheryl Gray, Helen Moore, Polly Clouser, Corday Knapp, Kathy Middleton, Martha Steila, Tim Whitman. tleft to rightjz Allan Bishop, Emily Swope, Jill Peterman, Judy Mutchmore, Nancy Erickson, Sally Deible, Dan Garmus, Dan Pontius, Dave Miller, Danny Whitten, Bruce Sanford, John Marshall, Carl Martin, John Riehl, George Starr, Phyllis Morrow, Nancy Zurcher, Linda Hostnik, Marian Hoke, Cynthia Miller, Charles Smith. ileft to rightjz John Slovensky, Dick Rohr, Bud Swope, Mike Latshaw, Mark Buchtel, Ed Danford, Ricky Burkhart, Ken Roberts, Don Holl, David Polen, Harold Miller, Dave Brown, Phil Warburton, John Royer, Stan Trier, Dick Morrow, Larry Zurcher, Leslie Fisher, Jerry Ashbaugh, Dan Strausser, Tom Lawrence, Jerry Ellsworth, Dave Kile, John McCleaster, Larry Thyng GIRLS' CHORUS ileft to rightlz Linda Romary, JoAnne Douglas, Bonnie Paige, Marcia Crimaldi, Karen Booth, Barbara Manse, Jane Culler, Marsha Matson, Susan Fausnight, Lynn Sanford, Cheryl Ringer, Donna Krum, Sandra Lenarz, Nancy Vensel, Margie Norris, Georgia Guenther, Sandi Takis, Cheryl Hoffman, Jane Fouse, Karen Gillespie. ileft to rightb: Phyllis Gill, Judy Alber, Eileen Berkebile, Marsha Jacob, Joan Yarger, Bonnie Fiedorek, Linda Ross, Christine Haferkamp, Patti Starr, Karen McEwen, Marie Lowe, Mary Sager, Jane Andrews, Peggy Rabold, Carolyn Wahl, Karen Grant, Ann Palmer, Helen Smith, Alicia Uber, Margaret Pfouts, Sharon Coviart. Cleft to rightbz Marcia Razel, Deanna Wise, Lucille Warthen, Jean Lhota, Deanne Harwell, Jackie Rumfola, Linda Willaman, Carolyn Shroyer, Peggy Muckley, Detra Tenebaum, Paulette Chester, Diane Perkins. Susan Black, Kathy Whitman, Joan Stock, Brenda Tschantz, Susan Reed, Linda Millard, Jeanne Patton, Yvonne Morris, Ruby Sommers, Carolyn Miller, Cindy Beamer, Sally Ruddicks. fleft to rightjz Brenda Whitten, Mary Lou Vendetti Mathias, Margaret Alexander, Carol Potts, Edlyn Clouser, Martha Stayer, Mary Ann Menelle, Carol Jo Thompson, Sandy Fisher, Cheri Moon, Kay Mitchell, Sandy Lauper, Barb Williams, Linda Humbert, Martha Pontius, Melody Tucker, Mary Ann Elder, Donna Nagy, Myra Norris, Toni Buch, Marcia Peters, Mary Arnold, Carol Paparone, Pat Snyder. 38 HOOVER HI-LOWS i l 5 . 3 R' Y i ' Q 5 t M WWQQ fl A - . , f N 4 I i V MA F3 J it i r if SEATED fleft to rightjz Sally Krum, Linda Piper, Carolyn Smith. Patti Rumfola, Jodie Joliet. Marilyn Richl, Gretchen Dodd, Barbara Slayman. STANDING llcft to rightbz Tim Whitman, Bob Mercer. Allan Bishop, Larry Thyng. john Slovensky. Larry Kolp. Charles Smith, jerry Kidder. BAND CAMP Paul Dannemiller executes a something- gainer during one of the daily pool breaks. The band members enjoyed swimming, softball games, volleyball, and basketball each afternoon between the scheduled rehearsals. -any-gi,---. Q A , A 2' ir .7335 :xg ,r 'P 4- 9's nj 4 -5-fwu ON THE SANDY BEACH PENNY CRAMER 4 J, qw -.W ,. 57. 15 A ff n K ,fb A 4 'gi' ' 1-' B' ' 4 . ,K , , ,Q x if? 5 ?x?.yb,Qm X ' Q -uf: N 'X WW? ,wt 44 , W K M f ' xx ,U 'Y -..f,y 1 X , , f N ' rv mm ...x ,' i X I Q I f W ,wi S U t W Q I ah' ii YM-LY 2' , .a , -.. js...-.J - K , Q . A ' f I ,,..w-K. mr-fm' Sf E f 'W V , xW, Q 2 1 . 1 Y.- K , kv, .1 .Qi Y ' A ., .QF , f L A . . A AB' - , X S I I 'M ' :K 'f 5-. 6 K 2 , Ag fy' ,n hA 1 my , ,, 'J I . 473' 1 0 AW 4 2 fm- '43 r. A J F l U 0 1 :V 5 1 1 - U A ex . K 1 h ,V ,yagftoy , '54 3 4 in gyffi f -,X V Q f 1 .f 17' '. 15 I 1 , A n 1 , , ,. . , A , , K ., 4 . A Fmf -W 1 xl, ' - L 3 3 fa , , .Nr CLASSES Dee Kreighbaum, freshman Bud Swope, sophomore Terry Green, junior Barbara Williams, senior Dick Achberger, junior Sally Krum, senior i N8l84E Z Q' ,- WZ, -s 4 A Qqyq, - ,mf if wk :.,,,2,2y .2-4 . V ff? f -- f gif , ,. .W ,. ,. Avi 3 ,k'wfzfg 2'su, W , ' D . ' .12 ' ,Mu . , 2, 4 K fy , .V 41. 4, , 1 . , f- n 1 ', mf 3214 -A ff , YI' A, fgbawfs' Ynqf SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS Paul Schwxtzgebel Presldent Tlm Powell Vxce Presldent Marlfa Wxllnamson Secretary Rrchard McCl1ntock Treasurer Dale Stevens Hlstorran -i-4 X, GARY BUCKLEY I -UIIIIIII JR. XR. 4X. 'Irnrk JR. AR. 4X1 XX'n--tim R. RR. -IX'. RICHARD BURKHART X lnmwlln Klum' J. .v. 4: Iignul I. -. .w. 4: Bm- 51.4111 XII Inna. fI1lmtyXlIuIv lIxNX1L4IxL1ILnt' L-'J '.I: 'Q - Q ' .IL 'za '- 4 . mr I'Inx Ilmrv II:mvI Z. 41 I r'cwI1m:u1 I'I1m'u4 I: Ima IX -I lluhz lm I ' I 4 :II11In:II Ilnmm' Sncinj -I. I N1 . lmux 2. A. 4. X111 LAWRENCE BURRELL Ii:wkz'tIn:xII I. lR: I'UmlImII I. lX'. BARBARA BUTTON xu:II Stuff 2 1 U' Q 1 :Hs 1 Iv X lttxrz' Nurxcf 4'IuIn 2. .IZ Illm-fr RL-'I Vrfm I lI1IlIII I.1Iwr:xrx:m I. 4: l'r1fII1fX 2, CHARLES CHAPMAN X l.Ilv1- IIA Ihmr J: I'lrxIm1.m IIIIIVHN IL 1 rmn1I 4: Ix':uIx QX. XX. 4X3 XX rr-llmu JR POLLY CLOUSER X l..y-VIII.: Ihffu X. 4: I':'1-xI1n1.m IIIIIU1- I 11 'xml IIIIH-fx' SUIIHX 7. 4: UHIII :u11I N N I1HI.nwI11r+ 'IR-.Im I. J. I: Nauru Ii:-ue-xx X vL1:.u X If-IX. Nui: 4. brmlm-ut IR, -1X -. XJ 1 II 4 MARILYN ADAMS IvwIxm.m 4'I14l'11N I: I utu1'm- IIwxm-111.nI:x-VC f'IuII I1 1 X X I. J. .32 Illm--r RI-'I Vrww I. Sprung Iimn-xx 5. Sturluut I.xIIz.Iv1.m I. HARRIET ANDERSON I :wIxm.m 1kI1w1l1N I. LEONARD ARNOLD I4 xM1rw.III-IM-ww XI.m.Igl-r J: I-'I-IIIIMII I: JR: Il. I-Q l'1:If -1. Uxilvm MARY JO BAUGH MAN I X.X. 1.J. R1 In-IIIX I: Xvkmu Xu-xxx 4. MARLA BAXTER lIu.,f.uIn1' .-Ix, I-null! IIAHII I. v. II. I'.. IIHII 4 . . 7 , lim mx Iwltllxv IImmm.IIwu IIIIII I. -. X. -I. Ulla mv X' fQ..X.,'X. I1 XI.usI1mg II:m4I JL X,I'k.I.. J. I. 4: Hlfnm- .Xwixtgmt .IL I'nIm Vuullyulxttu .51 Stull-ll' I,1 I mmm J. I1 'lkri II1 X' I. J. 3. Ulflu-I 2. I. ALLAN BISHOP X l .mm-EIL. l'I1.fir J. 3. 4: IS:mmI 1. J. X. 4: Ii'-5 J Stine Bmw Vhuir .51 1'Iull1Ietx'x I'IuI1 .43 III-I.:mN 4 I . IIHI1 1 I Icy 2 XIJIII1 lIl1Il .X, 4: XI11 .XI11I11I lI1L'I:x .x 4 Xzmtw nznl Ilwwn' Swim-IX 3. -IZ Ulwlx-ttzx 4: lII'k'IIf'NII'J I ' ' -I' YI 'Iv Im TL 11 I ' Y im, If I . DIANE BLACK ww.. N I 'rut . -2 .Fr f uf Il I.. 1IuI1-3: 5I1:n'w1l II1uI1 I. 2: I'u!111'u II-rI11rx11.IIu1'N lIuIv I. J. 41 S1fu'rI1 I2 X1.c:II Munn- I. BONNIE BOGUE X4.Ilflw'II.I lIn-xv '. 4: II. Ig, fIuI: 4: I'w-Imlqln lIwr11X I. J: Ifutllzm- II.ImI:1mI.uJ I'I1:Il I. .,' I X vm xx N mg Iivxu-xx J, '. 4. DAVID BROWN X 4 .umm-II:I lhmr -. 4: I'x'L--Immzuu Ilwvux I: X 1I Smfi 4. Xml. 1' xx III GR ETCH EN DODD XKgaI'Iw'II.n lhuu I. -. N, 4: I'1n-NIml'u1 tI1I . , 1 , Iulllw Xllrscw lIuII I. -, 1. 4: III-I.mxN 4' lvwx In-II 114,45 I. J. fi 17rvI1q--tI'.x I. 2. 1: Imwln- lvl! I. Iwtu-. 3 ROBERT DOM ER IIINIIHIII IR. JI.: QIIIII :xml N'r':II 4: Xlkmg Xu-xx N I 4 XX tlma. Uma nl I .II I Vcc v ,L IQ -. RONALD DOMIANO IIuI4n'lIv:xII I. 1. 3. 4: Ilrzmmtlr IIUII tiyxcflrl I'I:u 4. I II III l 1 mr, .-. TOM DOROSKY Xnnuznl Fmt! 4: II.lwInII IR, JN. fx. 4X1 I':wtInII IIC. W, ,Y .4 .l 4. , , . J . -IX. I'1cm'I1 Il1I I: lunmr RMI Vnm- 41 Irnm 1m11ln1ttL-If J: Xlkmg Xufxxx 41 IIN--111112 IR 'X X 4X A. . WILLIAM EAVER B:I4I:s1ImII IR: XYu-stling JR. MIKE EBIE I I'u-NIm1,m Xf11I11IwII:x lhfm' JL .X114ImfX1-1111 .X14 ci ' I II1-wus 1: ,l. A. 4: Smmu Ilrxu-xx I: II1'X I. - XIII X 'ini 'icux Stuff 4: IYI1-Ali!!! IR. ROBERT ECK ska-IImII IK. JR, .IRI I uu!Ir:nII IR. JR. SY: 'I'x':IuIx IR. JR, SY: III-Y I. 2. JEANNE EMMONS ' I Xf4:x1r1wII:n lhmux' 2, .XL .Xmmxxl Stu!! 4: CI1cn1ixt1x 1 Iul v IJQ-Inns I. Z. 5. 4: I 1'a-wlmxllzm 4'Iw11' I: I u1ux'v Ilumv 111xIwrN' VIUII I: 1i..X..X, I: lllrlx' Sluts .IZ In4Iix11Il1:nI In-nts I. 1. 3. 4: XI:xtI1 l4IuII 3. 4. Uffium' 5. 4: XI11 XI1rI1:I 'I'I1ct:x 41 X.I .I.. I. I. 3, 4. Ufficcx' 3. 41 Qu1II :I SU'-rII 41 SL'I1.mI:u'eIxi1I 'Il-:ml J. .52 Scicnvn' 4'IuI1 I lxiifficcx' 2: Spring Ih-xicw I. 2: Stuflvm I.iIwzu'i:m I Xullmi fltlzvus .Xwzuwl .n NANCY JO ERICHSEN X-i:n1vpcII:n lIw1r 4: I'I'L'NIIIIIIIlI llxnss I. 2. a, I1In num I Stuflvm LEE CRAMER SIIHII AIIIII1 3: Ilrivcr Trraininu .n SANDRA CROXTON 1n11c1n1nIcL'r5 14Ix1Iv I, 1. 3: 1l,.X..X. I. ' ' 7 VERNA DAVIDSON II11I+IInIr:uw'I1 I: 4QIa-xxun..-I I: 'I'1l1sI4ru F: Iflv-Imu lhvru I1 I 11lm.- IIwvm11x:nI.m'-' 1'IuII I. J: I. A. -I Ir: IIHY I. 1. 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Uifiuur J: Yikinu View- X Stuff 4, 1i111t111- 4: Y.x11ng K'1t1zn'11a .X11:11'11 2. 5. RONALD GINTHER nm' 1. 3. 1.015 GOTSHALL fzrithdraxvrzl film- l'1n11 1. 3. HARRIET GRANT 11.1-N 11111111 I: 1'1'1w11r11:111 111111114 1: 5111111111 1.1 111.111.111 1 J AMES GREEN Hranxferl U1-11.11r J 3: 11111111-111:11 1'11'1'11t- .12 A111111 VI1111 .11 4: N 151 ' 1 4. l'1i1'1111sf1-1' 11i1':11n 11iu11.1 SANDRA HAMMOND l'11c:11iNl1:1' l'l1111 .11 11. 1'1. 1111113 41 1:111ll!'L' 1l11111e111:1kc1'S' . . . . . 7 , . , , I 1111+ J: 111111111- Nurscx 111111 -1. -. .11 l1.A..X. l.. -.- .1. 4: 111ni111' .X1'11i1'1'L-111011 .12 111111111' R011 Fr-Ns ll 511111111 '1'1111i i R1-vu-11 1 .11 5111110111 1.i1v1':1ri:1n 1. 1. .11 ' 1 1. I. JOLENE HAZLETT 171111111- 111-1111-11111141-1'? 111111 2. 3. -1: li.A,.X. 41 1'1'-1111 4'111111111lt1'1- .11 Sfl1f1t'l1K 1.i111111'i'1n 1. 2: Tri-111-N 1. , . -. 1. -1. PATT1 HENKEL 4i..X..X. 41 '1'1'1f111fY 5. 4: N1cK11111-3 11111112 1 11t111'1' Nniwf 111111 1. JL 111111-11' R1-11 Kirnrx ll 11111i111111111 1'1x'1-11h 1. Yf'1'1'1'11N 1. J. CAROLYN HOFFER .X-12111111-11:1 V11-1i1' J. 5. 41 .X111111:1l Stuff 4: 1l:111-1 1. 2, .1. 4: 1l1':1111:1t1L: 111111 H1111-:ht 11.15 4. 111511111411 l'11111'1lN 1: 1'in1111'1- 11111111'111:1kr1's' 1111111 1. 2: X:1li:v11:11 11-111111 Sncluty 4: U1'c1104I1':1 3. 4: Spring 11n'vibw 1. ll Tri-111-YI 1 1 JOAN HONNOLD 11111111 1. J. 3. 4: llzinvc 11111111 3: 1:1ltl11'c 11111111-11111141-ix' l'1l111 .11 U1'v111'st1'11 .51 '141'if11ifY 1: Xiking X11-xxx Stuff 4. LINDA HOSTNIK 11 -Act 1'l:1y 4: 1 1'c-5111111111 111111-114 1: 1-'11111rv N111'a1-C Iver 3: U1'c11cstr11 -, 5. 4: .11-11-1':11:f11i11 T1-nn 1. -1 . , . . .. , JAMES HOUSEMAN JUDY JEFFERSON KENNETH JOHNSTON 4111-1111111111 1111.111 1. 2. .11 F11111111' 114. JR. EARL KALBFELL 111111111-Yif11:11 .Xivl 4. BARBARA KEARNS 48 Xfl.lmwIlfi lhmr .v. 4: Khan' 2: l'l'L-xlilimll lhurii ALICE KIEFER Ilgmul l. 2. -f. 4: ll:n'll1c-I Quartz-K l. J: lDi':nn:iti4' ilul Um--.Mt I'l:iy 4: lfulurc Xin'-4-4' Vluh l. 2. .IL li..X..X. l. J. 3. 41 NI:iiui'vtti- .l, 4. llc-:lvl 4: Spring Rvvu-xx . lim-ii .Xgl-1' uf Xlunth 4: XYmnulwiml Quint:-I 4, JAMES KINGSTON ID. li. Vhilv 4: Scicnvc Vlulv J. LINDA KNAPP lutiux- llmnm-nmkcrx llulx Z, 3, 4: l..A..K. l: vllm 1 Rwl Vrnss lg Spring Review 2: Tri-lli Y l. J. 5. JEAN KOGEL X-lzimwllu Ihinr J. 3, 4: Ammzil Nut! 4: Bzuul l. J. 4: 1'l:xrmet Quurtct l. J. 3, 4: l rm-elmizui Iillufllsl lutura- Sm-crctsiriw' Vluh 4. Ufficcr 4: .luniwr l'l:iy Xlziifrvttu 2. 3. 4: Urfhcilrzi l. 1, 3, 4: Spring Rvvicn l J. 3: Tri-lli-Y l: NY1.mlxximl Quivitvtn- l. 2. 3, 4 LESTER KOHMANN Ilzi-kvtluill 4Y: lfmutlxzill 4Y: Prmn llniiiliiittvx- ivrinu Rcvu-vv 3: fit'llI!'lll Vzitlwlic lligh l. 1. SALLY KRUM X-lzivpclln lholr 41 .-Xunnzil Stat! 4: Urznnznir lhih ffl 11 il Rc-xlingi 4 I' X -X 7 Ili l ru 4 Q 'll l 11 'I :1 1 1.1 .. . -1 - .1 'S 1 lll :mv Ncrwll 4: Scholarship Tbiilll 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Iwi-I .Xururzx High. New York. l'l1w:rlc:ulc'r. Rvscrvl l: lfi'rsl1l1m11 fhorus. MARCIA LEED X-ilu-xwllzn Vhoir X. 4: .-Xnmml Stuff 4: iiheerlcmlcr. R, l. J, 5: lfrcslmmzm Vhurus: lflltiirv llmnemxikcrs' lluh l, 2, 3: fi.A.A, 4: Ilcmiccrnliing Attcnrlxmt 2: Iimm Vuiiililittc-0 .IL Spring Review l. 1. 3: Tri-llx-Y l ' 4 Ottiui l q GERRY LIPP Xnuiml Stuff 4: lfulurn' lluliwlilxikcrs' Vlulr l. 2, A lutilru M-ci'c!:nric-5 llnlr 4: lv,A.A. l: Iri-H11 l. J. .X TIM LL EWELLYN Xnmliil Stuff 42 Iizisclxzill XY. 4X'1 llnsketlmll ZR. JR 4X ': lirzimxitiu flulm Une-Act Play 4: l'iiwtlm:xll ZR. .IR -SY: Ili-Y 3, 4: 'l'r:ick ZR: l'uv:ilwg:i l zill5 lliuh. reslimzm fhnrus: flaw Trezisun-r I. Q. N. pm' UN LOVELY MERMAIDS - BEST FOOT FORWARD Left to right: Judy Garnan Carolyn Miller Linda Willaman Barbara Wfilliams MARY JANE MACOMBER AIIIIIIIII Stuff 4: llclunu 3. 41 Ilrzmlzntic Vlnll 4. Offi- Cl 4 QI ll ml I ll 4 ter 41 N.F.l.. 3. 4. Uffic' I Sch:-lznrxhilr Tcznn 3: l.ehIII:nI High 1. 2: Aft Servlcc l.:-:Igur .21 llvmor Roll 2: l utIII'e Teucherx HI Arnerlczx I v -1 XQIIQIMIIICI i'nrt4mIIiS! ... PAT MARTIN li. lu. llulu -13 Perry lllglm. 1-Irs' l.v'-Ill-rx l'lIIlI l. 2. 5. Ufl'icg-I' 1. 33 Prlnn l':IIII1IIittce 31 Stumlcut l'IvuIIcil 1. J. 3. Rt'I'Y't'Si'lltZlllVK'. Y.M,l'.A. :mrl l'cIIt:IguII Vlulu: 'lxri-lli-Y 1, J. 3, Officer 1. J. 5. PHILIP MARTIN M., 'lin-IIlv:Ill QR, HAY, JY: vlli-Xi 42 Stuslcnt KRIIIIICII 1. I gnq lhlilnqiu MRS. VALERIE TUCKER, CAFETERIA CASHIER II I I STI: 1 lxzxvk IX, AXA -H: XXI'L'stlIIII1 .IX 4X JANET MASON ll. lf, lllulu 4: l'lIItIII'L- lluIIIeIIIzIkerr' lfuh I l1..X..X. ll Spring Rx-View 2. JACK MATSON .Xmxuznl Stu : If- 1 '. Mull ill, FRE Klinth l'lIIlI -li NQIII Quill AIVIIII Scrull 41 5rlIfrl:I1xl1Ip 'llrxnn l. J. 3: Ulm-5 l-hgh, lnlluwlfr. l, Q. l.u:IgII4- l: SIIXIIIIIII lliglx. l. 21 Nun-Ilu' llull 2, RICHARD MCCLINTOCK llxnx lu-IIaIIrcr 3. 4: Flu-Ixxiftn-3 l ul lx In 1 III IIIIII41' .lg Spring RI-vil-w ,, 50 GLENN MOHLER 11r:1111z1!11' 111111 111111-.X1't 1'1:1v 4: 1 1'1--111111111 1'11111'11 Xikimz X'11'w4 Stuff -1 BEVERLY MOOR 11111111 1. J, 3. 42 14111111 1'1'11111 A111-111111111 .11 1:11-1111111111 111111141 151111111 N111w1'N- 1.11111 1. 1. 3: 11..X..X J: X1:1111r1'tI1- J. 3. 4: 1l1'1-111--11:1 11. 4 1511111111 R1-111-11 2. 111 111 X' 1 PHYLLIS MORROW Xf1f:111111'11:1 1'111111' 1, -1. 41 .X111111111 FKJIII 4: 13111111 1. - GERALD MIZNER 11111111 1, 2. DUANE MCDONALD 1,1-111111111 H11111. 51'11-111'1- I JACKSON MCNEES 111 11.1 1111111 l. 3, 1111111 '. 1 '.N11 ,1' 111 :11 11-111-11 511113 4. 5111111.11-11:11 '11 .111 ' ROBERT MERCER 111'.11 111111' 1. 41 1'111!11g11, JX . 1':'1-41. KAREN MEYER 11111 4 1111 1111 111111 1: 511111114 R1-111111 ,1: .'111 HAROLD MILLER 1'1'1w11111:111 111111'11N: 111fX 1. ll 51'11'111'1- 111111 1, GARY MIZNER ii! 4: 1'1z11'1111-1 Q11z1rt11t 4 11e 11111111 1 111111 11111111 'lxrws' 1111111 1. Z. .11 1l..X..X. 1: 511111114 R1'1'i1-11 1: 1 fri-111-X 1. -. CAROLYN MROSS 1l1I1l!'1' N111'Q1-Q 111111 l. 3. F. 4: A111111111- 111111 1'1-1111 1: 111'1'111'N11':1 1. Z. K. 4: '1'1'11l1i-X' 1: 11ff11'1' .Xw1s1:111t.1.4, 'V - JUDY MUTCHMORE X 1 .111111'11:1 1111111' .1, 4 111 11111111 111 111 1 X X 1 . .11 111111111 R1-11 111151 22 111541-11 111111111 jg Xg111.111g1l 111111.11 511111-ty 4: 111111-11 .Xwixt:1111 4: 51111111111 1'111111 111 1 111 1I1 X 1 1 CURT NEUMAN 1111411111111 111. JX': 11:1Xk1111111 1. JR: 1'1:1x- '1'1'1-11111111' 1 1 111111 1 R X' 4X1 1'11 1111 111 111 111 111 X 91.1 1. . J . 1 1 I, 1, 4, 1111111-1' 1. l: 'l'1'.11k FX. -IX. XXVQ41111 K jIM NICELY 1111-1111-111 111111 .1, 111-11.1111 J. 5111111111-1111 11-.1111 1 . . ril T151 0 151111111 f 1 - 1 - , 1 . .1 -1 ,N 4' 1:1 ,1. X 1 .111-1-11.1 111111: -. I 1 11111111 111 111 X1 11 L1 1111111.11111 A X ' -HN 11 11' .3 COIIIPUIIIEIILY of the Mohler Lumber C ompmzy 51 1111 11 4 111 X XX 1 1111 1 X1111L111111114 111111111111111111 111111 11 111 111111-1w 111111 1 1. .1. 11111111 F: 171111111- 51-1-11-1'1111 x 1-111 1 1-11111111 1 6 LINDA PIPER .Xf1'1111111'll:1 1'l1-ur J, 3. 4: 1-X11-1111111:111if1. Girls' Ulu- 1'l11l1 F: Annuzil Stuff 4: 1'liecrlc111lc1'. R1w1-1'1'1- J. 3: Ilr11111g11ics1il11l1 -1. Hfficcr 4: F1-csh111:111 1'l1:1r11f: 1i..X,A. l. Officer l: l1111i11r l'l:15: Nz11i11n:1l II1111111- S111-iz-15 3. 4. 1111111-1' 4i lll'L'I11.'4Il'li l. J. 3. 4: Quill :mul 51:rf11ll,4: 51'l111l:11'4l1i11 'I'r:1111 J. .ll 511111111 R1-V11-11 l.uJ. 3: 51111151 1,j11:1r11-1 J. 3. 4: 'l'ri'H1'Y l. J. .i. 4. Ultiu-r J. 4. CAROL POTTS l 111111'1- Sz-c1'e1:11'i1--' l'l11l1 4: fiirls' lilcc 1'l11l1 4: XYilf l1:1111 llc-1111 lluwn-lls High. C'li'VCl:1111l. Girls' l.c:11le1'4 1'l11l1 l: 1111111111111 Yzille-y High, Girls' 1'li1-ir J: 811011, l1.1ll Q111-1-11 A111-111111111 J: SfllllQ'!lK I.il1r:1ri:111 J: I.i11u1'11 High 3. TIM POWELL H141-l-:1ll IR. JY. FY. 4Y: Il'14kz-tlmzill lli. JR. RY, 4Y. 14,144 Y111-fl'11-411l1'111 5. 4: F11-11l1:1ll lli. JY, XY. 4Y: I-'1wl1111:111 14111-1141 lli-Y l, J, 3. 4. 1lf1i1'1-1 J. 5: l'1-1111 1'11111111i111-r .ll Sllllltill 1'1111111'il l. 3. BARBARA RANDALL .X11111111l 511111 4: Vlim-1'l1':11l91'. Re-sc-1'x'c l. J. .ig 14115- 81-1'1'1-1:11'3 I: l'i1'1-sl11111111 lil111r11s: l711111r1- lI111111'111:1ker! 1il11l1 J: 1i.A..X. l. 4: ll111111-1-1111ii11g Q111-1-11 4: l1111i1i1r R1-fl l'rf14a l: S11ri111.: R1-x'i1-11' 1. J, 3: Slllll1'llI 1'1111111'il 4. 1lffi1'1'1' 4: 51111l1-111 l.1l1r:11'i:111 l: 'l1'ifllifY l, J. 3. 4. 1l11'11'1-1' l. 4: Yilxinu Y11-W4 511111 J. MARILYN RIEHL .Y 1':11111v.'ll11 l'l111ir J. 3, 41 .X111111:1l 511111 4: l 1'1-sl1111:111 1'l111r1141 Ifllfllfl' II111111-111:1k1-rs' l'llll1 J: 1i..Y.-Y l: H1- l,11114 4: l1111i.1r l'l:152 1i1'1-l11'4!r'1 l. J. 3: l'r11111 1411111- 1111l11-c .ii Spring R1-V11-11' l. J: 5111116111 1'1111111'1l i. Ufii- 1 11-1' 3: S1111lr111 l.il11':11'1:111 4: Tri-HifY l. -. 3, Uifiv:-rf MARJORIE ROBINSON f2..X.Y J. .iz 1l1'1'l11--1111 J: Sprinu R1-1'i1-11 l. J: S111 , Y ,. . . , , 111-111 l.1l11111'1:111 -: l1'1fll1-N l. -. .1. 4. PATTI RUMFOLA ,X 1111-111-ll:1 1'l111ir J. .l. 41 A11111111l Stuff 4: I 1'1-4l1111111 1'l111r114: 1i..X.,X, l. J. 5: lii-I.1111'5 4: S11r111g R1-111-11. l. J: S1111le111 I.1l1r11ri.111 1. 41 'l'1'illifY l. J. 3. 4. llfflrcl' l. 3. DARRLYN SANDT 1..Y.Y l: H1-11111 111111111 l'1'411li111- .M-.11l1-1111. ll1.1 111.1111 1'l11l- J. 3. 1411111 J. .il 1il1-1- 1'.11l1 J. i. 51'l111l l':1111'r 5. BRUCE SANFORD -I, ,Xf1z11-111-llz1 1l11111 -, .1. 4: xxlllllliil 511111 4: ll:1111l 1: lixukq-1l1:1ll IR. JR, XR. 4Y: Boys' S11111- .-Xl11-1'11:111- ii 111114 1'1111111r1 JR: l'i1'1-411111111 1'l111r11-: H1 Y 4: l1lT1l4l' l'l:11: UT1rr:1111 4: 511141111 Review 3: 5111'l1-111 1'1111:1f ril J. 4: 1'l11-11' 5111111111 lli1'1v1111'. NANCY PALMER .X111111:1l 511111 4: llxmfl l. J. 3. 4: l 111111'1- N111'x1--' 1'l11l 1 1. J. 3. 4. 1311111-1' .L 4: X11111111.1l H1111-11' Swcim-15 ...i.4 Urvlin-51111 3. 4: Svli11l:11'4l1i11 'll-.1111 I. J. 5: N-111 1ii1iz1-114 .X11:111l J. PAUL PAPARONE ,X111111:1l 51.111, 4: llqiwlmll JY. SY. 4Y2 ll114l111 l1.1ll lX. JY. RX. 4Y1 ll1.xQ 513,111 .lg 111,54 S1-111-1.11 l. -i: lD1l1:111- l: l'i11111l1:1l lY. JY. SY. 4Y: N:11111111l ll1.111.1- N111'i1'1v l 1 4- ll1fY 4 1lffi1-1-i-4- I'r11111 1'11111 11111111' 5.5: S1il11Tli:1i'4l1i1J1 'lie-:1111il. 5: S11i1l1'111 1i11111111l J. .L 4. U1fi1-1-r 3. 4. SANDRA PARADIS ,X-l:Ill'lll'llJl 1'l111ir 4: gX111111:1l 511111 4: liirlf' liluc 1'l11l 3: N'l111l1114l1i11 'I'n:1111 3: 'l'r1fll1-Y 1. 4: l.1-l1111:111 lliuli .Yl':11'11wll:1 1il1-fir J: l'i1'1-411111111 1il1111'11N1 l 111111'1- 'lim-111 1-14 111 .Xl111'111'11 l. JZ X -I1-1-114 l, J. JON PATTON ,X111111:1l 511111 4: 1l1s1111s1ry' 1l11l1 .1: liifx .12 .l11111 1 I'l:1x': Xlzitlx 1'l11l1 3: 51'1r11r1- 1'l11l1 l. LARRY PERKINS .Y111111z1l 511111 4: lim-11l1:1ll JY. XY. 4Y: X.11i-11111 ll1111111' 811111-15 J. 3. 4. 111111-1' 4: S1'l111l:11'4l1111v 'lim-.1111 l. J: 511111114 R1'1'11-11 J: 'l'r.11'l1 IR. JN. SX. 4X XY1'1w1li11L: IX. JY. SX. 4X. JILL PETERMAN .X-11111111-ll11 ll11111' J. A. 4: .X111111:1l 512111 4: 1l:14- H1 111111111 J: I'il'l'Sl1!llZHl lil111r114: l 111111'1- N111'Qc-4' l'l11l1 l 11,gY.,-Y 4: 1111'la 51111: .XI11-r11:111' J: Nz1111111:1l HI111111 S111'i1'11' 41 51111111 Rcvirxx J: 'li1'1-ll1-N J. -i. 4. 11111 re-1' 3: 'lirii-lc Trim 1. l'Ai't-slnimii iiliwrll lun lumoi l'l:iy1 limit limi li -. . 4. In frost 4'-nnlril 2. -l. -IOYCEANN SCHILTZ Xmiiiil Slziif 41 lflltiiiw ll-niivvv1'ilu'i'-' lliilr 1, J. Hiitxiii St-vt't-I:ni'i1-C ilillt 4: Swing Ri-xii-xx '. li: v l, 3. li. l.. lltil 4. l'uttli'e llfntit-nmlit-rs I tilt l: l'1ltiii 1 ilul 1 X X l lmii X liimuv vit Niue-N ik: liii lil-Y F: Yil-t PAUL SCHWITZGEBEL xlllllllll Stuff 4: lluywi State 3: Vlziss l't'csi1lc11t J. 5. 4: , . . . . . llclmtt- l, -. 3. 4: iifillllilllk' flulv 4: ltiiliviultul lun-nl luzliinior Play: ,lm llliuet' 3. 4: Nzitmiiul liinwi' Society 1. 3. 4: l'r-vm ilnllllllilivl' 3: Qt' N'lwl:ii'sl1ii+ ,ISCIHII .21 Notting Vitim-us .Xixxirvl J. 5. CHRISTINE SEXTON xllllllltl Stuff 4: 1:.:X.A. l, J, A, 4, Utiicci' 43 ,limp 1- Rell Kruse l, 1: If-cltolzirsltip 'l't':mi .ig Tri-lli'Y lg iking Xiews Stzitl 4: Noting Vitizens Awzirml 3. TOM SAUTT ERS SUSAN SCHILTZ I.. ,JZ 1fi'.t' 'txr- tiip Yieus Stuff 5. 02, liar Rcrl fri-ss 21 X.l .l.. l. J. F. Ji ull :tml Scroll 41 Siwrlilg Rt-xivxx 5: HARRY SEBALD Hi-Y l. J. 4. ROW l ROW 2 ileft to rightbz Kay Dervin, Jeanne Emmons, Judy Willis, Peggy Gerber, Mary jane Macomber. Linda Piper, Sally Krum. Cleft to righth: Polly Clouser, Bob Domer, Dale Weston, Scott Weida, Paul Schwitzgebel, Philip Warburton, jack Matson, Shiela Stahl. QUILL AND SCROLL Members of the Annual Staff and the Viking Views staff are recommended to the International Society for High School journalists. To be eligible for Quill and Scroll, they must have contributed sufficient work to meet the standards set by Quill and Scroll Society, such as ranking in the upper third of the senior class. The new members of Quill and Scroll are Scott Weida, Phil Warburton, jack Matson, Kay Dervin, Paul Schwitzgebel, Sheila Stahl, Sally Krum, Linda Piper, Mary jane Macomber, Jeanne Emmons, Judy Willis and the one charter member, Peggy Gerber. Mrs. Berkebile and Mrs. Black are the advisors for this club. 55 JUDIE SNYDER 1'111111'1' 11111111111:11:c1x 111111 1 J. .11 11..X..X. 1. .1 111111111' .X1'111111'111L-111 3. 4: Tri 111fY 1, 2. .1. SANDRA STAATS .X1'.1111-1-11.1 1'111111' 3. 4: .X111111.11 Stuff 41 11111111 1. 2. 9. 4g 1l:1.111'1' 11111111 Z. 3. 41 1.911-5111111111 1'11111'11N 1. JL 111111111 X111'N1-N 111111 I. 2. A. 11..X.,X. 1, J. 11111111-11.1 4. 511111114 RLY11-11 2: 5111111-111 l.1111':11i:111 -1: '1l1'if111Y 1 SHEILA STAHL ,Xf1'g111111'1141 1'111-11' J. 3: .X111111:11 511111 4: 1'11c1111N11'5 111111 .11 1f1'1-4111111111 1'11111'11- 1: 1Q..X..X. 1: N:1111111z11 111111-11' S111-11-11 5. 4: 1i1'1'111-41121 1. 3. 5, 4: Quill 111111 5111111 4: S1:11111:1r-11111 '1'1':1111 1. 2. .11 511111114 R1- 11111 1. -. 1: 5111111111 1.1111g111:111 4: 51111114 1,j11:11111 1. l 1. 4. GEORGE STARKS 11g1N11.1-1111111 11.1111111141 1. Q. .12 151111111111 111. JR: 11111111 1'1.113 F1'11111:11'N11111 T111111 2: 34111111-111 1'11111.1'11 4: 1111111 114. QR. 1Y, 4Y, GEORGE STARR .Xl:111111'11:1 1111111 4: '.X111111.11 51.111 4. 111141111111 . 11.11111-111.111 111, 414: 1'1'1w11111111 111111141 1'111111 11-111 11111111 1. 5111112 141111111 3: 111Y I. J DALE STEVENS .X111111:11 51:11fx4-: 1511511111111 IY. SX. 411: 111141111 111111 111. IX. AX. 41: 11:1ns 1'1'1-511111111 1. 1115111111111 4: 1111111111111 . 21. SX. -111 X:1111111:11 111111111' Su1'1e11 Q. 3. 4. 0111111 4: I'1'11111 1'111111111111'1' 3: S11ri11g Rcvicxx .51 5111111-111 1'1111111'11 3. 17f111'1-1': 11ifY 1. L -1. 4. 11151 11-1' 4: Y1-111114 1'111l1-11- .X11:11'11 J, LARRY SHAFER .X111111z11 512111 4: 11115111-1111111 1. 2. .1111 11111 X111 1'1'1-41 111'11t 1: 1'r11uft'111111tr3 J. 3: 5111111 l'f1111 3. 11111111-1': N:1t11111:11 I11111111' S111'11'11 3. 4: Scl111lz11'-11111 T1-:1111 11 5111111111 1'1111111'11 1. -1. 4. 1111:1'r1' 4: '1'1':11'k 1. 214. FY. 41. SUSAN SHAHAN 1111-1111 111 111111 1: 1 1'1'X11111111 111111'11N: 171111111- N111w1-N 111111 1. J. 3: 1111111-1 R1-11 111144 Z. 3: 1111-111-11111 1, J. 1 4 1'1111111'1'1 5114111-N 4. 51111111 1,j11:1111-1 X. 4: 5111 111-111 1,1111:111.111 4. JU DY SHANK .X111111z1l 511111 41 111111111 11111111-11111111-1's 111111 L: 1'l1 111111 51 '1'1'11:11'11f 111111 4: 141411111 Yiwu 511111 4. CAROLE SHOCKSNIDER 11.11111 1. J. .1. 4: 11.11'11111 1411111111-1 1. -. .1. 4. 111.. 111:1111' 111111 4: 1 1'1'N11111.111 1'11111'11N: 151111111 X111x15 111111 1. J. .1. 4. 111111111 1x1-11 111144 J, ,1. 1111111-11.1 , . 1 .Xf1:11 4, 11'1111-X 1. JOHN SLOVENSKY 11c11'1 111111' I 1 4' 1111-11114111 1 1111 1' 14111-11' 1111111 1'11111'114: 111 1.11114 4: 1111c1'r1111 4: 511111114 R11 1'11'11 2: X111--1111114 311. ali. CAROLYN SMITH .X1.111111-11.1 1111111' -. 1. 4, .X1:1'1111111,1111N1: 1-11-N11111.111 111111114 '1'111111- 1111- 1. S111g11114 1111111111 3. .1, 4. .X11 1111111 511111 41 1 1'1w11111111 111111141 1 11t1111- Y11' wi 111111 1 X X 1 ' 11111111 1 ' 111111 1 R111 1111 1.1 ... . -. . -I 11' ' 'SS 11-1'x'11:1 4: 1'1'11111 1'11111111111u' .11 '1'1'1f111fY 1. 2, , 1. 2, '111 4 11111 1 WC11' 1. J. LYNN SMITH 1711-4111111111 1111111114: 1Y1'1w11111u Ili, ROBERT SMITH 1111111115111 111111 .11 1 1'cN111114111 1'11..11'11s: 111111111' .X1'1111-1'v- 1111111 1 Ynrxlty 1111011-1111111 51111111141-1' 1. J: 1:11w11y 111111111111 BI:111:1p:111' J, MARGIE SOUTHWORTH .X111111111 511111 4: 1511111111 S1-1'1'1-11'11-Q 111111 4. 111111-111': 1'1111111' 1111111'111:1k1-1-5 1'11111 1. J. 3. 1111111-1' 1: 511111114 R1-v11'11 I: 111 1111 1. Z. .1. 4: 111111111' 11'1v. 1 1 lltmm' lllvvwrvxlkr-wx Ilfzll I. Q. i. I. lP'!:A+-1' NI:--I.Iv-Imp I1,.m I. Fmwvu lie--I-vu ,. I'x DAVE SUBlSlfR lla-I-.4-tlulll I, llulvvvyx Ilvxl- I l': ' IQ-II 1-1- 1. Iw'IrII.III I. l. Nwm' Iffll ' JCE SUMSER ll.wlxnIlr,Ill I, l'Lw11I1.'l I. Nu 1' ' ll'IlI Xmxmll Nm.. 4. IP l.. lull 4. l ImNll...1.. llvfwv lmml- llm11v111:1lw1x llull I. J: l1.X,.X I. ,. -. Iumln MI N lm- In-:un 21 lu llz Y I, Uifwrr. Xmknm X11-xxx . 114-xvxmfrlt .53 luvllfvx' Rwl IRIN. I. Q. 5. 41 ,'n'ln+l.I1 lllxl-Urlmll I: l':fwlxx11.m llwwzx. IH-mIf.llI I. ,lx. Ilx MIN ll: N XX llmll I. .. A. -li l7unz' llgmfl u lumix: ll1'11u'rvI.IX I Ilulv i: lwztuu- Xmq- Ilull I. L: 4-.X..X I, , Hrml-x. Srwll-ur l.1l'vIxx.m I. 'IM III Y I. , MARY LOU VENDITTI MATHIAS luwlmxlmxm Vlwxu- I: l 11!11:v llIrx:I'v'..lM:-' lklull J. 5. lutxum- Xnrwf llull I. lQ,.X..X J. 51 luzwll .Mlxn-xv mmm .ll lm' ' ' ' 'V ' img Rrvlcxx l.1: Ntllrla-nt l,vIrx,.1v,m I. JI 'ln llv I Z. .51 Yikiuu Yu-uw F. lilwlmll IR: llgnlwtlulll IR. Xlznnlul-v 4: INN X 1. lvl-wlx-ut I1 lM'.Im.Ir:l llull Um ,X-I l'I.u 4. lull I. -. .31 llmwv lil-Il lzwu Q, 5: lli N 3. Oulu-1' -I. X tflm-mll.I Vlwrvlx 5. -I. Vluxxlixtwx llulr 5: lfvl-In In In llwzvwi MMI! fl, JY, W, H, Ium I1 l'I Il 'lmll Irwl SI IMI 1. .Nw 'x II S1 .II tl. .X-Nvxmm l'.fI11I: Ll! 9 JO ELLEN STROUBLE ZOE SXVEANEY . . . , . PAT TODORAN ' 31 wxrlmu 3 LYNDA TSCQHANTZ ulfr Rwl Imu I. -. Huw .Xwwxxznvu I MIKE XVALLER H.H.S. LIBRARIANS GO FOR A SHORT RIDE Left to right: Judy Shank, Sheila Stahl, Lucille NX'arthen, Karen Meyenjudy W'illis C0llIPUlll61If5 of the Viking Barber Shop BRENDA WHITTEN Ii, lf. lful. 42 l 1'm-slmlzum l'l1,m1'u4 IZ lflltllrz- llmlmvf nlgxkcrs' l'lulI l. 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ZX, XX. -SX: Nzm-mul lllm-lx' Nmu-tv 1. 4: Quill mil Scrull 4, GEORGE WERTMAN Hourclnlixn lliglm Sclvml I. 2. 31 Iiznsclmll IY. JY! liusketlmll IRI lflmtlmll IR. IR. Xlznmm-1' 3: Trzxclc IR IX' DALE WESTON llzmml I. 2, .w. 4, Il'll'llIlhIYy llulm A. llama' llznul 2. 4: llmiur Rwl frnss I1 llrcllcstm 1, 3. 4: IR-yu llxmsl Y N 1 f c1n'e lllulu 3: Suring Rrview I. -. 3. 41 Yiking Yicws Stuff 4: Yuunp: ilitizmls Annrfl 2. SANDRA WRIGHT MARLl:NE YEIGER 1 11 1 11 11 Umm I1 11 1111 lllll 1 1 1 1 N ll 1 11 1ec1l1 11l1r 11 1 1 1111111 111611 N11r111g RQ11111 X1k111g X1 1 Ht 1 n NANCY ZURCHER awmlll lhmr 3 111 l1e hm 1 Urn: 1 il DIANE ZUPP SOARI G SIXTIE N. Sally Krum, Barbara Wllllams, Dee Kre1ghbaum D7 JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS President Dan Pontius Vice-President Sue Sanderson S6CrCtHry Carolyn Miller Treasurer ,, Karen Booth Historian , Carol Currie ROW l ROW 2 ROW 5 lleft to rightbz Linda Cone, jo Ann Blazy, jim Castle, Charles Day. Larry Christiansen, jim Colabine, Dick Achberger, Larry Bowen, jim Bodendorfer. lleft to rightlz Carolyn Andrews, Barbara Bartlett, Kay Dayton. Leon Artzner, Sally Deibel, james Bur- rell, Mike Begert, Carol Currie, Mark Buchtel, Ron Coleman, Ed Danford, Karen Booth, Dot Dennis. lleft to rightlz Paulette Chester, Pat Chenot, Pat Cashner, Marsha Crimaldi, james Currie, Brenda Whitten, Gary Baughman, Cynthia Daily, Mary Lou Brady. Val Begert. Susan Black, Cynthia Beamer. 58 E W '53 .1 ,L 1 X , fm ,sl K: .QW A KLA N. 'n 53 ff my ' A -4, Jagiggg L,,.-., Z 'Q f W, 5 B. ! 5 1 I If P ,V V ' ' l ,, , .K N! ' gk gg 4 5 , JUNIORS Mary Ann Mcnclle tseatedb Paulette Chester Emily Swope LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE, CAPTAIN ' ,gr ,,qQ,h,- 61 Af-r f . ,..A , Bud Swopc Terry Green Dick Achbcrger RESERVE DEBATERS .dw ROW I fleft to rxghtb Brian Rutley Kay Dervm Carl Martm Shlrley Hans Georgxa Guenther Ann Gxlbtrt ROW 7 Qleft to rlghtb jane Andrews Doug Smnh Roger Kolp Margaret Ann Tlfft Conme Morr1s Gan Rlcheson Marsha Matson Alan Burkhart Art Downes Judy Thursby Tana Peterson Ly nda Wise S O P H O M O R E S SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Gary Anderson Presxdent Sharon Covanrt Secretary RlCh 1rd Snyder Vme Presndent Donna Krum Treasurer 6 Y 1 ,,, 1 f 5 . X A 5 J, 1 O 'V . Q v ' I X , ,J ROW 5 ileft to rightjz Bonnie Fiedorek, Richard Macomber: Marc McFadden, Martha George, Bob McElwee, Y-W -,, 1- I i Y' - V. 3 . C ? A 5- 2 447' Q . S I S A 5,3 2 ROW l-left to right: john Gardner. jerry Ellsworth. Corday Knapp. Karen Grant. Georgia Guenther. Cheryl Hotf- man. Veronica Cornelius, ROW' 2-left to right: Stefanie Harter. Corlene Giyler. Judy Keck. Peggy Fulk. ,lcrry Kid- der. Susan Fausnight. Dave Kessel. Martha Pontius. ROW 5-left to right: Christine Haferkamp. Bonnie Fie- dorek, jay Green. john Emerick. Nadine Havicone. -lanet Kearns. Marsha Alacoh. Suzanne Houseman. ROW' 4-left to right: Deanna Harwell. Mary Fowles, Sandra Foster. Susan Dorosky. David Hummel. Dayid Herdliclc. Sandra Fisher. Bob Esmont. Leslie Fisher. ROW' Sfleft to right: Ted Kazelman. Iodie loliet. Bill Kline, john Hoehel. Harold Koln. Rohert Gilmore. Kenneth Fraleigh. Paul Kohmann. Art Downes. ROW l-left to right: ,Ieff Buckley. Bill Bacon. Ted De- Capiteau, Ronald Deibel. Donald Dilling, Winfield Cooper. ROW Z-left to right: Paul Dannemiller, William Crop- ley, jane Andrews. Linda Bishop. Ann Conway. jacquline Arent. Margie Austin. ROW 5-left to right: Margaret Alexander, Toni Buch. Sharon Coivart. Marie Bowers. jane Culler. Betty Cornelius. Pen- ny Cramer, Mary Arnold. ROW 4-left to right: Bruce Blanc. Ronald Coleman, Richard Cornelius. jerry Ash- baugh, Phil Andrews. Edlyn Clouser. Eileen Berkebile, Aludy Alber. Linda Black. ROW 5-left to right: Rick Bair. lack Crawford. Gary Anderson. Randy Beavers. Al Dervin. ROW' l-left to right: Marcia Razel, jean Patton. Marcia Peters. Lynn Sanford, Susan Reed. Diane Rafferty. Ann Russ. ROW' 1-left to right: Ann Palmer, Marcia Perdue. Carol Paparone. .lane Rohr. Carol Shiye. Cheryl Ringer. Judy Murphy. ROW' 5-left to right: Martha Stayer. Sally Schafer. Lin- da Ross. Karen Schwallie. Peggy Rahold, Peggy Olney. Carolyn Schroyer. Linda Price. ROXX' 4-left to right: Mike Smith. Dick Rohr. Margaret Pfouts, Iackie Rumfola. Joanne Smith, Donna Shixe. Lorin Sicka- foose. Alohn Potter. ROXX' 5-left to right: Gary Schleig. Dick Smith. lid Porter, Tom Shioley. lohn Roier. Roger Perrin, john Riehl. Don Richie. ROW I-left to right: Marie Lowe, Karen McEwen, Re- becca Morris, jean Lhota, Peggy Muckley, Yvonne Morris. ROW' 2--left to right: Dick Lindower, jack Lemmon, David Miller, Gale Mortimer, Tom Lawrence, Terry Mulheim, Ronald Kuntz. ROW 3-left to right: Donna Nagy, Donna Krum, Mar- gie Norris, Marilyn Mills, Andrea Mangold, Kathy Middleton, Sandy Lenarz, john Mcffleaster. ROW 4-left to right: Glenn Mansfield, Bob Neal, Pam Marrell, Nancy O'Connor, Mike latshaw, Pam McAnall, Marcia Matson, Kay Mitchell, Bahetta Nickles. ROW 5-left to right: Dick Morrow, Bill Ledger, John Marshall, Bob Mclilwee, john Kuhn, Carl Martin, ,lim Koons, Paul Martin. Bill Moser. Tom Mundorff. ROW l-left to right: Susan Wilkins, Marilyn Tocoian, Carolyn Wahl, Nancy Vensel, Pat Snyder, Karen Zane. ROW 2--left to right: Bud Swope, David Swickard, Dan Strausser, Sandra Starcher, Detra Tennenbaum, Brenda Tschantz, joan Yarger. ROW 3-left to right: Melodie Tucker. Ioan Stock. Kathy Whitman. Sandy Takis, Judy Whit- mver, Sandra Sprankle, Pat Starr, Larry Zerbe. ROW -ifleft to right: Dave South, Dan Whitten, Ver- non Troyer, Martha Stayer, Carol Thompson, Arthur Williams, Dav- id Travis, Tim Whitman. ROW' 5-left to right: Gary Speck. Dick Snyder, Donald Wingard, Larry Zurcher. Stan Trier. C 0112 SOPHOMORES FRE HME OFFICERS President Nancy Jo Williams Vice-President Ann Gilbert Betts Abel F Secretary Eddie Piper Sally Trier Treasurer Historian Left to right: Betts Abel, Sally Trier, Eddie Piper Nancy Jo Williams, Ann Gilbert. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW' 1 2 5 4 5 fleft to righthz Tom Jones, Gary Hill, Larry Jackson, Carol Hohler, Juanita Heiser, Ronnie Karlo, Gary Johnson. tleft to rightjz Ann Gilbert, Patty George, Helen Fisher, Linda Johnston, Beverly Gill, Marion Hall, Donna Harrison, John Hoffman. fleft to rightb: Marilyn Givler, Kay Gopp, Dwight Grant, Dan Guenther, Dennis Forney, Ron Jauman, Jack Farra, Judy Franklin, Sandy Houseman. lleft to rightlz Ronnie Hissner, Cindy Gaumer, Bonnie Hillson, Susan Hendershot, Dick Johanning, Tom Holder, Joan Hoke, Bob Floom, Vicki Forney, Judy Greene. tleft to rightbz Lon Hifks, Niles Holm, John Greene, Pete James, Gary Grametbauer, Mike Gardner. Martha George, Nancy Hess, Gary Fisher, Joe Jenei. 65 FRESHMEN ROW 1-left to right: Alana Kay Monastra, Craig Mason, Penny Moock, Barbara Moock, Bill Morris, jo Ann Maley, Dee Kreighbaum. ROW 2-left to right: Cheryl Marang, Mike Keyes, San- dy Myers, ,lim Morrow. Tom Mc- Dowell, Connie Landefield, Con- nie Morris, jack Patterson. ROW 3-left to right: Susan Margolis, Karen O'Leary, jan Meyer, Jean Mills, Kenny Ober- lin, Bill Ketterer, Carolvn Linden- berger, Tim Murphy, Garry Leed. ROW 4-left to right: Marc McFadden, Tom Maruna, Karen Messerly, lenny Newbauer, Lenno Oyler, Shirley Moegling, Roger Kolp, Joyce Kazleman, jill Klein. ROW 5-left to right: Dwayne Miller, Mary ,lane Mc- Clintock, Bruce Menk, Bruce Kar- rasch, Garv Neuman, Dennis Mor- gan, Bud Koontz, Richard Marecki, Rita MacFarlan, Dick Macomber. ROW l-left to right: Carol Button, Carol Douglas, Dave Baum, Dick Correll, Bonnie Bach- tel, Carol Bream, Sharyn Blanc. ROW Z-left to right: Carol Brown, Betts Abel, Pat Cole- ridge, Marlene Carson. Susan Con- ley, Alan Burkhart, Dean Deter. Susan Barrett. ROW 5-left to right: ,Ion Clay, Mark Carle. Greg Clat- terbuck. lim Evans, Duane Dice, Craig Erbland, Bruce Castle, Sue Adams, Donna Adams. ROW 4-left to right: Lenora Baughman, Debbie Crisp, Barbara Ebersold, Marsha Dun- gan, Richard Brownsberger, Ken- lanet Berlfebile, Lynn Burns, Rcnald Bealer. l ROW 5-left to fight! Eck, Tony Clark, Rick Ditch, Bud Dunmire, jim Dickson, Richard Conway, David Erichsen. Compliments of Adfzifs Cl9ild1'e1z's Wear 66 ny Bricker. Margot Allensworth, Bill Art, Richard Brubaker, Jerry ROW I-left to right: jan Sexton, jill Sigelmier. Sharon Slusser, Sandra Skinner, Mary Ann Starkey, Dave Schneider, Paulette Post. ROW 2-left to right: Peggy Scharyer, Betty Potts, Tom Schiltz, Lyman Patterson, Claudia Schneider, Fred Reolfi, Edward Piper, Faith Sees. ROW 5-left to right: Dick Plank, Sally Schontz, Doug Smith, Gary Richeson, Lee Sny- der, William Scharver, jean Razel, Brian Rutley, Margaret Ross. ROW 4-left to right: Margaret Ragazino, Mike Ross. jim Robertson, Bob Smith, Terie Patterson, Candace Scott, Rich- ard Schwane, Diane Racey, Tana- lynne Peterson. ROW 5-left to right: Larry Sprankle, Terry Richeson, Frank Southworth, Ned Selinsky, Larry Rohrbaugh, Parker Schafer, Philip Schiltz, Wayne Simonton, Klaus Steinbach. ROW l-left to right: Phyllis Tanner, Betty Wisniewski, Anne Varner, joanne Yoder, Lar- raine Young, Vickie Strouble, Kathy Vincent, ,lon Clay. ROW 2-left to right: Nancy .Io Williams, Robert Zorn, Crystal Williams, Rosemary Wolf, Phyllis Wise. Susan Woods, Eliza- beth Wettach, Jane Wideman, Nan Cobbey. ROW 5-left to right: Lynda Wise, Margaret Sweeney, Kenneth Wise, Richard Weikel, Thomas Waltenbaugh, Sally Trier, Trudy Treen, Sally Traxler, Mar- garet Tifft. ROW 4-left to right: Ronald Wrivht, David Willaman, Pamela Thomas, Mary Ellen Sturm, Kathy Zimmer, Ronald Burleigh, Donna Walker, Susan Wagner. Judith Thurshy, jeff Stipes. ROW 5-left to right: Rohert Stimpert, Glyn Warstler, Stan Williams, Lee Snyder, Larry Stortz, Larry W'erstler, Blair Wood- side. Fred XX'ahl, Susan Stimmel. C ompl. FRESHMEN ACTIVITIES 1 Nj? Q 42? , 1 o vs 39' ..:, '18 I v WI E ,efffv v , ,.,, Q ,, frm ' . fx ,, , f. , 6 Q24 Ulf' Lett to right: Barbara Kearns, jim Fanno, Jeanne Emmons, Paul Schwitzgebel. CLASS A DEBATE TEAM These debzlters tied for first place at the district debate tournament at Hoover High. A trophy was presented to Paul Paparone, president of Student Council, at a school assembly held Monday, March 28, 1960. DEBATE TEAM Aludy Koestrler Dctrzl Tenenbnum t to right. CLASS B Pam Morrell Nlziry .lane Mzxcomber - W NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE CHARTER MEMBERS 1960 NEW MEMBERS Barbara Kearns Detra Tenenbaum Jane Andrews Margie Tifft Paul Schwitzgebel Carl Martin Douglas Smith Bob McElwee Jeanne Emmons Dave Sannes Dick Macomber Martha George James Fanno Carolyn Andrews Bonnie Fiedorek Ann Gilbert Mary Jane Macomber Pamela Marrell Shirley Hans Georgia Guenther Kay Dervin Roger Kolp Judy Koestner Judy Thursby TROPHY MEMBERS LETTER WINNERS CERTIFICATE WINNERS v , Varsity Paul Schwitzgebel Jim Fanno, Barbara Kearns All New Members of Jeanne Emmons 1960 Reserve Mary Jane Macomber Complimerzts of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sclowitzgebel THE DRAMATICS CLUB of HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL presents THE HITCH HIKER Ronald Adams ames Fanno Mrs Adams L1nda Hostmk The Hltch Hiker and Road Stand Propnetor Paul Schwxtzgebel Proprretors Wnfe Allce Klefer Glrl Hltch H11-:er Kay Mltchell Operator Karen Messerly Long Distance Operator Karen Zane Mrs Whltney Carolyn Hoffer SCENE AN AUTO CAMP Gallup New Mexlco TIME NIGHT Mrs Sally Dougherty Dnrector Complzmevztv 0 Lewzs G Karla Fznzeml Home 77 . if . y john Bob George Marc SCENE: TIME: ONE EVENING IF MEN PLAYED CARDS AS WOMEN DO Ronald Domiano Mike Waller Glenn Mohler Tim Llewellyn jOHN'S HOME Left to rlght Mlke Waller Glenn Mohler Tlm Llevs ellsn Ronald Dom1ano THE CAST STANDING tleft to rlghtl Carolyn Hoffer Dxck Morrow Lmda Hostmk Kay Mitchell jam Fanno Paul Schwxtz gebel Alice Kiefer Karen Messerlx Karen Zane SEATED ileft to rnghtl Allan Bishop Sandx Takxs jnm Green 7w - 4 s . 1 - 1 vs 1 9 Q w v .1 - ' a . s - 1 jim Houseman T e 7,7,77 , President David Sannes Vice-President Jeanne Emmons Secretary Richard Wettach Treasurer Q AL PNA fp, Qs 4' 5 Ve Q 2 ii 2, V Qtr xv-'fir Tic-3 Gul 671001. N05 MATH CLUB Mu Alpha Theta, the national high school and junior college mathematics club, is the hon- orary society of mathematics students. Its pur- pose is to stimulate interest in mathematics by providing public recognition of superior mathe- matical scholarship and by promoting various mathematical activities. Senior high school students who have com- pleted four semesters of college preparatory mathematics and who are enrolled in the fifth semester are eligible for full membership, pro- vided their mathematical work and their gen- eral high school work were done with distinc- tion. SEATED ileft to rightb: Jeanne Emmons, jim Houseman, Mr. Trott fadvisorl, Dave Sannes, Richard Wettach STANDING lleft to rightb: Barbara Kearns, Jack Matson, Jim Fanno, Stan Trier, Allan Bishop, Al Dervin, Kay Dervin, Harold Kolp, Jim Green, Ann Gilbert. 74 THE VIKING VIEWS STANDING fleft to rightl: Left to right: George Starr David Brown Tom Dorosky Bob Domer Reporter Reporter Reporter Sports Editor Polly Clouser , Associate Editor Diane Zupp Makeup Editor Dale Weston Music Editor Shirley Hans Reporter SEATED: Barbara Kearns Editor Er 'Wi L1 STANDING fleft to rightl: SEATED fleft to rightl: Richard Acker Reporter Mary jo Baughman Eugene Meffief ReP0ffef Christine Sexton Marla Williamson Reporter Dee Dee VUise Head Copyreader Sandra Wearstler Re orter ADVISOR Reporter Reporter P Mike Ebie Reporter Mrs. Anne Berkebile STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FOR 1959-1960 Paul Paparone President Larry Shafer Vice-President Barbara Randall O, Secretary Barbara Williams Treasurer Student Council serves as a link between students and faculty so that they co-operate to have a better school. They try to find out what is necessary and needs to be done throughout the school. Mr. LaHue is their most able ad- VISUY. ROW ROW ROW' ROW' ROW' lfront to backlz Carol Currie, Betts Abel, Patty George, Nancy -Io Williams, Bonnie Ficdorek. ffront to backl: Peggy Olney, Bud Swope. Susan Hendcrshot, Dave Sannes. Martha Pontius, Sally Schontz lfront to backb: Charles Chapman, Paul Paparone. Barbara Willianis, Barbara Randall. Cynthia Miller Gary Anderson. George Starks. lfront to backlzjim Houseman, larry Shafer, jim Krichbaum, .lim Castle, Ted Kazlcman, Kfront to backl: Bruce Sanford, Gary Neuman, Bob Zupp, Eddie Piper, Mike Keyes. Mr. Lal-lue. advisor C0111 Plilll-f371fS of ZillIll161'llNll1,5 Restfmwzizi 76 OFFICE ASSISTANTS - IA BQ 'janv-'.,......qvl, ,f ' ,. . I , -.---.-.1 .... M- '-u. .MM XXX ' . '4L,, W SEATED Cleft to rightl: jill Peterman, Marian Hoke, Judy Murchmore. STANDING fleft to rightlz Sandra Paradis, Judy Willis. OFFICE ASSISTANTS - ZA W, -!L. 'l .'2S?'fIb Left to right: Marian Hoke, Carolyn Mross, Pat Evey, Linda Humbert, Susan Dorosky, Karen Gillespie, Marla W'illiamson, Margie Austin, Linda Romary, Karen Dice. SCHOLARSHIP TEAM OE 1959 .9 ROW 1 lleft to right? Christine Sexton Sandra Paradis Jeanne Emmons Polly Clouser Mary jane Macomber Sally Krum Linda Piper Nancy Palmer Kay Dervin Paul Paparone Jim Houseman Jack Matson jim Green ROW 2 fleft to right? ROW 3 fleft I0 right? Dot Dennis Gretta Noebe Mary Ann Menelle Mary Ann Elder Emily Swope Kenny Roberts Dan Pontius Larry Kolp David Sannes Charles Smith Richard Wettach Sally Deibel Carolyn Andrews Pat Chenot Marcella Kerr Sandra Shelley 79 Karen Grant Ann Palmer Marsha Matson Bonnie Fiedorek Winfield Cooper Al Dervin Carl Martin Ken Fraleigh Sandra Foster jane Andrews Linda Bishop CHEMISTRY CLASS Many of Hoover Hngh Schools chem1stry students produce excellent prog ects Each year several selected proyects are judged rn drstrxct competrtnon where they have 1n past years recexved outstandmg ratmgs These projects are not only educatnonal but also enable the students to learn more about a partxcular fxeld 1n whxch they are 1nterested This year Carol Currxe and Cheryl Gray recenved superlor ratmgs ID the drstrnct and went on to state competmon to recenve ratmgs of good and ex cellent respectnvely Complzmefzts 0 Made Pbawlzacy 80 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION The Distributive Education Clubs of America is a local, state, and national organization, of which Hoover High students are members. The members of D. E. C. A. and Mr. Dale Helwick, advisor, attended the conventions at Akron University and at the Deshler-Hilton Hotel at Columbus, Ohio. Leonard Arnold is president of the local club but was absent when the photograph of club officers was taken. OFFICERS Sandy Hammond Parliamentarian Bonnie Bogue , Secretary Marla Baxter Vice-President Zoe Sweaney Reporter Home Economics ls A11 Art Left to rxght Karen McEwen Sue Harter Left to rlght aclue Rumfola Marrh1Srayer Penny Cramer Babetta Nxckles FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Left to right: Sonie Strouble, Linda Willaman, Kathy Whitman, Jo Ellen Strouble Compliments of O. M. Smith Appliance 82 ,NWT 1 Left to right: jucly Willis, Nancy jo Erichsen, Linda Tschantz. Gerry Lipp, Carol Potts, Karen Meyer, Marjorie Southworth. FUTURE SECRETARIES Mailster Left to right: Mr. Hinderer, postmang Zoe Sweaney, jack Lemmon, Stott Wfeida. Fzztzzre S6C1l'6fCl7'i65 DiSf7'ibIlfillg 1' b 6 ill :lil Ruth XVarth and jo Ellen Strouble NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Dale Stevens 7SS,, S 7 President Larry Perkins Vice-President Linda Piper , Secretary Students selected for the National Honor Society are selected on the basis of character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Membership consists of about fifteen percent of the senior class, ten percent of the junior class, and five percent of the sophomore class. Advisor to this society is Mrs. Jean Arndt. Twenty-four new members were recently in- ducted into this society. They are Judy Alber, Jane Andrews, Marcia Perdue, Gary Anderson, Dick Snyder, Bud Swope, Bonnie Fiedorek, An- drea Mangold, Linda Bishop, and Susan Dorosky, sophomores, Carol Currie, Marcella Kerr, Caro- lyn Miller, Margretta Noebe, Linda Pacquin, and Jim Castle, juniors. New senior members are Peggy Gerber, Carolyn Hoffer, Judy Mutchmore, Sandra Para- dis, Jill Peterman, Linda Willaman, Barbara Williams, Judy Willis, James Fanno, James Houseman, Jack Matson, and Jackson McNees. 'ii National Honor Society Charter Members SENIORS JUNIORS Kathleen Dervin Allan Bishop Carolyn Andrews Jeanne Emmons Richard Burkhart Sally Deibel Linda Hostnik Polly Clouser Larry Kolp Nancy Palmer Barbara Kearns Dan Pontius Paul Paparone Linda Piper Kenneth Roberts Larry Perkins Larry Shafer David Sannes Paul Schwitzgebel Sheila Stahl Sandra Shelly Dale Stevens Scott Weida Charles Smith Emily Swope Richard Wetmch C 0 m PUIIZQIZIS of Schafer-Messerly Drug C 0. JUNIOR H1-Y CLUB Left to right: Bill Frick, Gary Gamrath, Steve Lohr, jim Krichbaum, jim Currie SOPHQMORE HI-Y CLUB FRESHMAN HI-Y CLUB VIKING CO-ED CLUB STANDING Paul Paparone Lmda Wrllaman Dale Stevens M1ke Waller SFATED Llnda Plper Barbara Randall Barbara W1lll3mS SGPHOMORE TRI HI Y JUNIOR TRI HI Y 'J SEATED ileft to rlghtl Sharon COWHIFI Bonnne SEATED fleft to rnghtl Mary Ann Menelle Fredorek Ioan Yarger Gmny Yonally Pat Chenot STANDING fleft to rxghtb Marne Bowers STANDING fleft to rnghtl Susle Sander on Marcxa Peters Lxnda Black Dlane Raffertx Sally Delbel Barbara Bartlett Carolyn Peggy Olney Mrller Commznzzty Bzzzldnzg Y M C A The C B 8 ' 1 Iv'-' D , , , I ,, a W Q. 7 ,Alf wif I' Z 7 9 7 ' e . 2 , 1 , c . - - - - l 32 4 f I 1 A I M' 4 . A . I . . . I Y . , . , . . Y , . . , . I , Q I . . S Q 1 s ,Ia V 1 1 V I Q 1 I ,, IU I I I I I T I I -. ERESHMAN TRI-HI-Y GIRLS Seated: Betts Abel, Sue Stimmel, Carol Bream, Terrie Patterson Standing: Patty George, Debbie Crisp, Martha George, Kay Gopp CANDIDS HERE AND THERE 88 , I -wif .I '?-'E ii K Q v 1? f fi ., . A LZ' T3 . QQ? Z 'li v Aj fAVVh g 1, ' Q 'F' f F5 Y 4 i . 1 f a in 'iff ,',,f- 4:99 ATHLETICS Q G H -..1 - . . I f Q 5, , t Y, . .. ,,,,'fzx V, A 4 isa' - Q Q , i ' .' ' fn, V .N-f, ,.f , .ff af Q 'W M ...L , 4 .... WI, , HP , 'L VARSITY CHEERLEADERS C W h p D D ERESHMAN CHEERLEADERS C0llli7llllI67Ifs of xICKlIll6J Hotel Left to right: arol ood, Karen Boot , Diane Zup , ee Left to right: Sue Conley, Pat Coleridge, Alana Monastra, Sully S h . S Ly . I fi! gig,-eff xg! ffm I f li . Q31 I , 'A 3 Wigif' is xl A , Q, ' 'Q if Q! ' .2 ii. ga. if .rig gs,.Q Qmg,aa, Yi I 3, ' his 'le f N 'Q Il: - 5 4 I 1 1 L 1 I, z .vp , 2 1 'fzggiwgi' is , 'if g., . It R E Ag, ' X f 152 . Eff 5 F33 ' S-iii iii f A f A tif gi 23 Wi? J ' K ' 7 X LS. fi X 9 vs f f 'Z ef ' , H, , J -V JF' XEX Wk , g L If 2 M Q :W 'W Q I 1 , , 8 5 . I f-, , A., - .K ' sn, , jg 1 Sept Sept Oct Ont Oct Oct Ott Nov Nov FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Hoover Hoover Hoover Hoover 16-Hoover Zi Hoover 30 Hoover 6-Hoover 13 Hoover Perry Wooster Nlorthw est Lou lsvxlle Orrvllle Lehman Dox er Iaekson C xrrollton 1959 SEASON Home Wcmtmstcr Home Lou lsv xlle Home Lehm ln Doxer Home C 'lrrollton FOOTBALL COACHES AT HOOVER HIGH Left to rlght Don E Martln head coach Rlchard Armstrong varsnty 11ne Don A Hertler warsnty backfleld Dan C Gray HSSISIHHI freshman coach Gordon Kmsely freshman coach Complzments 0 Bafzb s Servzce Strztzou 95 '59 VARSITY GRIDDERS FEATURE DESIRE AND TEAMWORK PERRY 126-121 Although it vvas their first game. the Vikings looked better, perhaps, than in most of those follovving. The team displayed a good offensive attack but showed a few vveak points in its pass defense, Net yards: Hoover QUT. Perry 2-02: first downs: Hoover 15. Perry ll. AT XVOOSTIZR 11,1-81 Not a group to be channeled into a groove of conformity. the Vikings displayed their first game iitters in the second game. This was a tough, all-out battle. which was won by the team that fought the harder. Net yards: Hoover 160, XVooster l'8g first downs: Hoover ', Wooster 8. NORTHWEST 120-Ol Hoover High continued its winning way as it easily trounced Northwest 20-0. The Vikings' defense was outstanding and. except for the kickoff and a punt return, the Indians never penetrated the Hoover 25- yard line. This was Dale Stevens' first game since his knee injury over a year ago. Net yards: Hoover 512. Northwest 883 first downs: Hoover I-I. Northwest 5. AT LOUISVILLE f8-123 The North Canton-Louisville game is always a good one and this was no exception. The fact that it was an away game for Hoover and that some key play- ers suffered early injuries seemed to hurt the team irrepairably. lt was a close game, one of the cardiac special variety, as indicated by the fact that an illegal procedure penalty nullified the potentially winning touchdown for Hoover in the last 50 seconds of the game. Net yards: Hoover 195, Louisville 158: first downs: Hoover ll, Louisville 5. ORRVILLE 120-143 The Vikings got back on the win trail again but waited until literally the last second to do it, After Hoover took an early lead in the first half, Orrville came back in the remaining two periods to tie the score. A 15-yard penalty and a fantastic catch by end Tim Llewellyn gave Hoover a first and Len on the 5 with less than a minute remaining. After one try failed. quarterback Paul Paparone pushed over the T. D, This was undoubtedly the most exciting game of the year. Net yards: Hoover 251. Orrvillc IVQ first dovvns: lloover 16. Orrville 6. AT LEHMAN 18-lei? Without the services of seven first-team players. the coaching staff had to rely on the sophomores to come through. Although the Vikings lost. this was truly a credit to these sophomores because they played so well. Net yards: Hoover 279. Lehman 257: first downs: Hoover 12. Lehman ll. AT DOVER 10-227 Fourteen points in the first quarter was too much for the Vikings to overcome. Dover was undefeated when we played them. and it was Dad's Nite for them. These things. plus the fact that the Vikings were still weakened somewhat in that the services of injured players were lacking, were enough to spell defeat at the hands of the Dover Tornadoes. Net yards: Hoover 174. Dover 415: first downs: Hoover 10, Dover 12. jACKSON co-61 A costly fumble in the final stanza averted the possibility of a scoreless tie in the oldest Stark County football rivalry. The team was much improved. how- ever, and it was iust one of those things that cause coaches and fans alike to get gray hair. Net yards: Hoover 215, jackson 104: first downs: Hoover 15. jackson 8. AT CARROLLTON 132-OJ The Vikings finally played the type of football they were capable of to pave the path to the greatest margin of victory of the season. The win over Carroll- ton made this the first senior class in over ten years nev'er to have played on a losing football team. Net yards: Hoover 274, Carrollton 1251 first downs: Hoover 10. Carrollton 9. I ROW! 1 lleft to right: Lester Kohmann. Pat Todoran, Gary Buckley, Phil Martin. Larry Perkins. Tim Llewellyn, Charles Chapman. ROW 21left to rightlz Gary Anderson, jim Koons, Dick Bortz. jan Sigelmire. jim Krichbaum. Bob Zupp. Bob Esmont, jerry Ashbaugh, Manager. ROW 5 fleft to rightb: Tom Shipley, Art Downes, Terry jagger. john Marshall. jeff Buckley, Dan Garmus. Vernon Troyer. Bud Swope, Managers: jack Lemmon, john Hobel. Mike Smith. FRESHMAN GRIDMEN Kneeling: Coach Gray Coach Knisely Standing: Wayne Simonton Gary Neuman jerry Eck Craig Mason ROW 3 ROW 1 fleft to rightl Daye Snyder Bill Morris Dave Baum Eddie Piper Gary Richeson Dwight Grant Daye Willaman Pete james Tom Holder Tom Waltenbaugh Rick Schwane Larry jackson Ronnie Karlo Larrie Stortz Gary Neuman Gary Fisher jerry Eck Tony Clark lim Dickson Coach Knisely Cleft to rightb Kenny Oberlin fmanagerb Frank Southworth Wayne Simonton Rick Ditch Tom Ma runa Bruce Castle Lee Snyder Mike Keys John Hoffman Jack Patterson Craig Mason Jan Meyer fmanagerl 28 ROW 2 ileft to rightjwz Coach Gray, Stan.Williams, Ned Selinsky, Parker.Schafer, Dennis Morgan, Robert Treisch, K Row 1: Paul Martin Dick Morrow Ted Kazleman Brian Gardner Gary Baughman John McCleaster Row 2: Dick Smith Dick Cornelius Kenny Bricker jeff Stipes Larry Zurcher Coach Ed Locy CROSS COUNTRY ,JM DUAL HONORS FOR BRIAN GARDNER State finalist in 1959 represents his victorious cross-country record. Brian also received honors for his participation in the spring track events. 99 BASKETBALL 1959-1960 SEASON The 1959-1960 Viking basketball team, coached by Don Martin, returned to the hardwood this year with only three returning lettermen. However, despite this lack of returning regulars, the team posted an excellent 15-3 record during regular season play. This record was accomplished by a team that showed great desire and fine ball handling all year long. They played a slow, possessive game, waiting for the good shot and then taking advantage of it. This, combined with a tight zone defense and a tre- mendous fast break, gave them what it took to compile such a record. This was a fine ball club of which everyone was proud. 5 pf. xx, I 1 44 fl Q QQ 'QQ I Q ails L QQ iff I , il K If Q 6 fe ,Wi n ' 5. a M 51 jf if ' ii L' 1 ' 1 I! 2 a JMR Q 5 f X -'Q VARSITY CAGERS ROW I fleft to rightb: Bob Esmont. Paul Paparone. Dale Stevens, Tim Llewellyn, Ronald Domiano, Bruce Sanford ROW 2 Cleft to rightbz Gary Anderson, Dick Snyder. Tim Powell. Scott Weida, Lester Kohmann, Dick Achberger Hoover Varsity - 1959-60 Managers We They Mike Waller and jack Lemmon Norton 43 36 Louisville 56 45 Lehman 42 41 jackson 51 32 Hartville 44 33 Orrville 52 53 Norwayne 65 34 Northwest 48 37 Glenwood 50 41 Lincoln 35 40 jackson 55 49 Alliance 46 44 Carrollton 61 57 Glenwood 57 68 Sandy Valley 68 55 Kent Stare 57 55 Perry 47 44 Vfooster 41 57 25:Canton South 52 55 :5:To11rf1a111ef1l Game SCHEDULE Norton Louisville Lehman jackson Hartville , Orrville Norwayne Northwest Glenwood ,, Lincoln jackson , Alliance Carrollton Glenwood Sandy Valley , Kent State Perry ,, , Wooster HOOVER RESERVES - 1959-1960 AND SCORE S U7e Tbepx 40 46 52 25 5l 57 50 29 47 21 55 22 50 57 45 49 , 47 25 , 52 51 , 46 58 55 47 7, 45 29 46 57 , 59 55 , 44 55 47 36 58 49 Left to right: john Hobel, Bob Esmont, Bud Swope, Paul Kohmann, Rick Bair, Dick Morrow, Paul Martin, Kenny Roberts, Bill Ledger, Dick Smith, Ted Kazleman, jim Castle. The Viking reserves posted a fine 13-5 season record. This team was com- prised mostly of sophomores and a few juniors. Many of these boys gave indi- cations that Hoover will have a fine basketball team in the next couple of years. The team, as well as its coach, Gordon Knisely, should be commended for its excellent performance. Complinzeizts of B019 Eclewmfds Pure Oil Service Station VIKING WRESTLERS - 1959-1960 ROW ROW ROW ROW 1 left Loh r, 1 left 1 left lleft to rightl: jan Meyer, jack Patterson. Don Richey, Tom Shipley, jim Koons, Ted lxremer Bill Crop' ley, Craig Mason. to rightlz john Marshall, jeff Buckley, Tony Clark, Gale Mortimer, Al Dervin hd Porter Stuc Fred Kearns, Bill Steila, Carl Martin. to rightlz Charles Chapman, Bob Mercer, Gene Gilbert, Larry Perkins, Tom Dorosky Phil Martin to rightl: Dave Kile, Mike Smith, Boh Williams, Dan Willaman, Gary Buckley, jim Kriehbaum ROW 2 lleft ROW l lleft 4 r to rightl: Phil Martin, jim Krichbaum, Bob Williams, Boh Mercer to rightl: Gary Buckley, Dan s Willaman, Mike Smith, Dave Kile State Runners-up 1960 Wrestling Tournament Seated: Larry Perkins Standing: Charles Chapman, Gene Gilbert, Tom Dorosky WRESTLING Match Uwe Tlaebi Bridgeport 22 22 Cuyahoga Falls 52 9 Wooster 24 17 Lincoln , 56 9 Massillon 17 19 Crestwood 24 17 Stow 25 11 Timken 52 15 East Liverpool . 56 11 Wooster , , o,,,, , , 37 12 8 Wins - l Loss - 1 Tie Coach MCDonald's victorious Viking wrestlers compiled a season record of 8 wins, l tie, and l loss. The Hoover matmen placed third out of ten teams at the Hiram Invitational and first out of 22 teams in the Northeastern Ohio district tournament at Kent to become the 1960 District champs. Individually, four boys qualified for the state finals at Columbus. They were Gene Gilbert. Larry Perkins, Tom Dorosky, and Charles Chapman. Larry Perkins placed third in the state finals in the 165 lb. class. IOS GOLF AT THE EDGEWOOD COURSE Left to right: Dave Sannes, Dick Smith, Evan Schiltz, Coach Dan Stoica Jon Parton, Phil Warburton, Scott Weida 1959 SCHEDULE Apr. 15 Glenwood ,,c,,c , 7h IM Apr. 29 Massillon ,c77c,, ,,c, 1 l 6 Apr. 16 Ravenna ,7c, ,, ,,c, 1 8 May 5 At Alliance C 7 C 8 9 Apr. 21 Alliance so ici. , ,c,7c,,7c 7 2 May 7 At Glenwood C, C, 14 3 Apr. 23 New Philadelphia ,e7,,,c 16 1 May 8 At Massillon 7, 7 , 14 3 Apr 27 At Ravenna ,s,,,s,, , C 10 7 May 14 At New Philadelphia ,, ISPQ 3lg Compliments of the Sicieliners Club of North Canton Head Coach Don Hertler Assistant Coach Gordon Knisely Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May LET'S HAVE A BALL THE 1959 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Wfe They 8-At Springfield ,, to ll 5 13-At Lake 10 5 14-At Barberton 1 2 15-At jackson ll 4 16-At Alliance 5 9 17-At Glenwood 0 18 21-At Massillon , , 3 4 22- Louisville , , 3 1 23- Barberton 3 2 24-At Lincoln 0 4 29- Alliance 7 8 4- Lehman 8 4 5- Louisville 6 4 6- Lake 7 4 11- jackson , 5 1 18- Timken , L,,L , 4 ll 20- Canton South , 1 0 Among other achievements registered by the Viking baseballers, Dale Stevens pitched a two-hitter against Louisville on April 22 and Cal Gopp limited Lehman to one hit on May 4. Compliments o f Dungpm Motors ROW 5 fleft to righth: Dave Kile, Gary Stock, Kenny Roberts, Dick Snyder, John Hobel, Ronnie Kindy, jay Green, Bill Cropley. ROW 2 fleft to rightb: Coach Knisely, Coach Hertler, Frank Moegling, Paul Paparone, Steve Lohr, Tim Llew- ellyn, Dick Achberger, Gary Anderson, Terry Jagger, Harold Kolp imanagerb. ROW l tleft to rightjz jack Matson, Dave Kamp, Tom Dorosky, Gary Gamrath, Cal Gopp, Bill Schiltz, Nick Monastra, Tim Powell, Dale Stevens, jon Wise. -0 J J J PITCHING TECHNIQUE Left to right: Dale Stevens, Cal Gopp, Tim Powell, Dick Afhberger, Terry Jagger. BATTER UP-STRIKE ONE BATTER UP-BALL ONE Dale Stevens, batter, Dave Kamp, catcher Dave Kamp, batter, Steve Lohr, catcher ? NN LARRY PERKINS TRACK TEAM OF 1959 PHIL MARTIN X, K , .1 ,jr F -vu 5' Q do 1 M-f-.. A ig: . , 3 .nf W 'X -AD 5 DAVE GETZ GENE GILBERT , .- - GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Left to rlght Vhry Ann Menclle Mfirx Ann Elder Barbam Wlllxams Sue Sanderson Pfam McAnall Dee Dee WISE GIRLS ACTIVITIES LEADERS CLUB OEECERS PEGGY OLNEY VOLLEYBALL I HRISTINF SFXION BASKETBALL IANA MYIRS IINNIS CAROIXNI MIIIIR BASIBAII C0111 111116115 0 G1 6611130 Sunoco Sw 1 Ice Stfzizozz ll :IL' - , fi' , . , , 1 ! - , ,. 4 ,I if 1 . X , I ,: . -I -.. ,. .. . 1 . . , ., . . . 2 G. A. A. Girls of the G. A. A. are an en- thusiastic and energetic group with charm, coordination, and well-rounded personalities under the cheerful and co- operative guidance of Mrs. Pat Mc- Elwain. G. A. A. sponsor. BASKETBALL SCRAMBLE ROW l fleft to rightb: jill Peterman, Sally Krum, Mary jane Macomber. ROW 2 fleft to rizhtjz jean Kogel, Barbara Button, Linda Piper, Barbara Williams, Linda Willaman. Zoe Sweaney, Curt Neuman, Glenn Mohler. YEARBOOK SCOUTS - 1959-1960 As graduating seniors, these Hoover High young adults took a great deal of their time on weekends and after school scouting for new advertisers and more business patrons to make this annual a reality. I trust this experience in sales- manship will prove to be valuable to them, and they will look back with gratitude to their parents for their cooperation and sense of trust. LUCILLE C. BLACK, Annual Advisor 11959-19605. Com liments 0 Marznza Paint C0111 an ' J Owen W Abel Jr 1' Mrs I' r r r Mrs r Mrs r r I' Mrs I' I' all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs PARENT PATRUNS Owen W Abel Sr Leroy Adams George Allen ames E Allensworth L E Anderson all all all all all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Rnchard Brownsberger Dale Burkhart Hudson L Conley T F deCap1teau Ralph Cornelrus Raymond W Dervrn Kenneth Dlce Jack Dxllmg all all all 'ill all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Chester L Domer Pet r Paul Domlano G Dorosky R H Emmons Carl Fanno Dale C Gerber A J Grlbert H U Grant Irene Grant all an all all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs E R Hammond R D Hammond Roy M Hllson John Hoke Fred S Jacob Wylxe Johnston all all all 'llli all an all 'll' 'IDL Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Walter L Kalbfell F Kearns Karl M Kldder R R Kogel HenryW Kolp T Krrchbaum Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs an Mrs D Lawrence Carl Lrndenberger Robert C Macomber Richard Md lmtock Charles W Mxja Walter Mross and Mrs W I Mutchmore and Mrs Joel Neuman Mrs Grace Oyler Mrs r I' X' 'Ill all all all all 'lil all all Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Talrtha all all IHC all all all all all all all all all all all all all all all a'l all all all all all all all all all allt Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs rs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Vnctor Palmer Chas Paparone Fred Paradls Davld Patton Paul Peterman Glenn T Paper Charles Potts Brooks R Powell Rxehl O V Rohrbaugh Darrell Romlck Harold E Royer Karl Sanford L R Sannes Aaron F Schontz Wxlllam H Shocksnlder H C Schwntzgebel Tom Sexton A J Shahan Earl A Sharp Gxlbert Smrth Robert Smlth Walter Southworth Robert Starks George W Starr J Harold Stayer Fredrrc P Stevens Gordon Swope L O Teagle Jr B W Tschantz Anthony Waller Robert T Watts H Farl Welda Donald H Wrdeman R M Wxllaman Robert L XV1ll1ams Raymond W1ll1S Rco Wr1f.,ht George Zdll0Jl and Mrs Joseph R Zerger and Mrs Wllllam Zupp Mr. d . . , . - M . d . . , . 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' ' Mr. . 114 BUSINESS PATRONS D H BACHTEL AND MRS A L BUTTON T J DODD C E EHLERS EANNO BROTHERS MARVIN E GARNER T K HARRIS J G HENDERSHOT T H HOOVER NORTH CANTON JEWELERS JOHN DUEBER JOLIET MD R J KEMPTHORN MR AND MRS R L KREIGHBAUM DR W T KRICHBAUM LAKE CABLE NURSERY INC DR R H LEED MR CHARLES LIPP MORRIS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO NICK MONASTRA GROCERY MORGAN TV AND APPLIANCE PATTERN BAR DR SAMUEL W PEOUTS DR PAUL SCHWALLIE SHADYSIDE HOSPITAL DR THOMAS B SHIPLEY SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO STARK POSTER SERVICE RADIATOR SERVICE COMPANY THE RANCH HOUSE REISS VARIETY STORE DR J G TIEET DR R T WARBURTON DR R C WERSTLER FIRST NATIONAL BANK Cleveland and 32nd Street N W Canton Oh1o Greentown Ohlo 3004 Applegrove Road North Canton Oh1o 620 Foster North Canton Ohxo 3811 75rd Street S W Canton Oh1o 2008 Cleveland Avenue N W Canton Oh1o 47 Glenwood W North Canton Oh1o SchneIder Road North Canton Oh1o South MaIn Street North Canton Oh1o South M310 Street North Canton Ohlo Tuscarawas Street W Canton Oh1o 5160 Strausser N W North Canton OhlO 408 Maple W North Canton Ohxo 434 North MaIn Street North Canton OhIo 5150 Fulton Road Ext Canton Oh1o 5500 Cleveland Avenue N W North Canton Ohno 9124 Stover North Canton Ohlo 2564 Clearvxew N W Canton Oh1o Greentown Oh1o 4214 Cleveland Avenue N W Canton Oh1o Woodrow Avenue North Canton Ohno W Maple Street North Canton Ohto South Mam Street North Canton Oh1o South MaIn Street North Canton Oh1o North MaIn Street North Canton OhlO 7 South M810 Street North Canton Oh1o -140 Market North Canton Oh1o 40th Street and Cleveland N W Canton Ohxo 535 F1fth Street N W Canton OhIo 5208 Fulton Road Ext Canton Oh1o Greentown OhIo 5 South Mam Street North Canton Ohno 75 South M810 Street North Canton Oh1o 7 South MaIn Street North Canton Oh1o Market South Canton Oh1O 113 DR. . . . ., , ' MR. . . . , ' DR. . . f , , ' DR. . . , , ' DR. . . . ., , ' DR. . . . rs - ., , ' DR. . . . . 330 ' , , ' DR. . . . .. . 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N en to : ,Nez :ha Z '- -J 2 :: ,- Q - m n 3 ,az 1 0 Your full service bank THE HART ER BANK 62 TRUST COMPANY NORTH CANTON BRANCH extends to the Hoovel Hlgh 1960 f laduatlng Class and best WISIICQ fo1 the flltlllli 1 ' ' heartiest congratulations Congratulatzons Class of 60 ZANE S COUNTRY BARN 8286 Ccx to Ak Bd th Ca t VALLEY VIEW SUPPLY Lawn Garden Supplles Slmpllclty Power Eqlupment HY 9 5444 North Canton 01110 127 D HUKE 84 SUN Contractors HY960 7: 11116 CTL Wrgg iffy? Alwaye Low Alwfws Best ROUTE 8 I ASTOWN 4609 Cleveland Avenu N W CANTON OHIO PHONE HY 40250 WM H GILL Manager GAS OIL AC LFSQORIES 2 0. . E NL h '-igfff' - 090 0 GI, L-lI'20 0 1, 7-778 ir ir 'lr gl I , A 2 Hi 1 :'F X-11 ' if 'l' Q N may 'H V ar eg 1 L fi l I O 0 O O f . ,fij ir X1 1 e, . . 9 , T 'A' W N1 W ':' 'z' A J be Com liments of P NORTH CANTON DAIRIES INC HY 9 3345 The Home of Mello Ddlry P1 oduets 1625 Portage Street North Canton Oh1o VIKING SHOE STORE 127 South Maln Street North Canton Oh1o HY 9 8585 Shoes for the Entlre Family SEE US FIRST FOR THOSE HARD TO GET SIZES gif if' i MKDQWQIMS xx f mt! I My f 1 Q tg' l Ginny' l 3 Us 2 0x86 1 ,Eh xg-1 .S I--:Lam 2 MCDONALD S DRIVE IN 4629 Cleveland Avenue N W CANTON OHIO 19 9 ' - o 0 o iff f' If of v To T5 , We X ' I 15 5 ess : If' H 5 a -::E 'evif TM -as fray. I' -bf' '53 qt: : I' X W' -1 2 Eg' -' !'i -ff-'io if 15: : 4053 X- tm! :tip Wfagvx J 2 A wx HM-13' .. fi f -fe E 2 xxui ., I qt Y! 9 t . . 9 , Best Wishes to the Class of '60 BOB and NADINE ZIMMERMAN SHEELY FLOWERS 208 Boye Street NORTH CANTON OHIO Best Wlshes to the Class of 60 GEORI F and ANN ARMUUR SPECIALTY SHOP Ccx to North Cc ton Amhe st Pa k Mcxssllon 3 if if if GEORGE - ANN'S Compllmen is ARTHUR MURRAY DANCE STUDIO 837 Market Ave e No th CANTON OHIO Whell the Oldll IS Send Flowers Send Olllb MILLER'S FLOWERS Specmlzzmg m that Different Arrangement Flo ersSetA y hee FeeDel ey HY 9 7617 Located o Route 8 GREENTOWN OHIO Calrn down relax 1VI1lk Yrlu nevef Yuurneed Ur nlk' Drznk glasses of Mzlk every day CANTON MILK DEALERS of I Drink O nu r Qj,iig.jj4, D F' h Uutqrow v f M' . K 4 , s 1 u . 44 V nv .. 6 C6 ' 99 W I1 I1 W 1' r iv r I1 if COURTESY ONESTO HOTEL ESBER FOOD MARKET I ANTON OHIO I Best Wlslws to the Clase of 60 of 'k O 326 -w 12th Street, N. W. Complunente of THE BRIDAL HOUSF 2224 fleveldml Avenue N W IANTUN 1 OHIU To The 1960 Graduating Claes from Hoover Sales and SGIVICG Hotpomt Befngerators Sy1van1a and Dumont Hotpo1nt Ranges Telesets H1 F1 Hotpomt Washers Electnc Wlflng Hotpomt Dryers Easy Laundry Equlprnent lf lt s elm' TIC call us SURBEY ELECTRIC COMPANY 1505 Portage Street Phone HY 9 4923 NORTH CANTON OHIO I J 1 O, Q Congratulations - - - Class of '60 . . . . . A . . 1 '- ' O ' . . . . . CC' ' 9 , t ' ,99 A 1 . BF ST WISHl+ S Ll ASS OF 60 BEARD S PHARMACY GREENTOWN OHIO HY 9 7394 Com lunenls P MOTZ S FOOD 'WARKL1 For the FlllPbf UI Meats See Mol s GBEENTOWN OHIO .Johnson san HORSES HRS T m Dependablllty GUMMERE Sales Sl Seruee Johnson Outboard Motors 2600 F Ito Road N W GL 3 1946 CANTON 9 OHIO Com pllm ents f B8zL Watel Pl ooflnv Repellent Companv 1250 B ushmo e N W NORTH CANTON OHIO Pho e HY 96642 lt I f ' w 9 9 ,IJ kk 9 , , 1 1 4 6 I 'T I I ' I, 5 0 O. O N U I I rv and O L1 n . . r r . . 1 I1 ' 34 I ONCRATUI ATIONS from LAWSON MILK 932 South Mct St eet NORTH CANTON OHIO C ood Luck and Rest Wishes 'I he Graduatln fe Lies of 1960 NORTH CANTON PL ATINC CO W d d Str NORTH CANTON OHIO INDUSTRIAL HARD CHROME PLATING HY 9 4413 W N b R Compllmente HUMMEI S I C A Supel Mal ket 38 Years Ul North Canton 132 So th Met Street NORTH CANTON OHIO Compllmenta .IOHN C MILLER INSURANCE AGENCY Pho e GL 60041 614 12th Street N W CANTON OHIO 1 ' Q ' I I I JJ. I 1 1 Q N I 0' il I k ' 'C 1. I 0 520 oo si e eet C O . , Specializing in in I ' Ph - C. . oe K 1 .N b of of 9 1 J 0 C O O -Y ' I I 1 I1 - - u 'in - . . ldlll0l1db ' atdwe Iew dry ' SIIVCI' ECKER 8. SONS 124 128 Cle elcmd Ave e N W CANTON OHIO 5 1, .Q N RAI DWIN A Pl AN09 - l ' x 1, 119 1 1 URI ANS Allfzerzca Q Fz1st Fcmzzlj 111 Mmzc HAHN 81 C0 404 We t Tusccz cz as CANTON OHIO Pho e GL 44923 Compllments LEAR INSURANCE AGENCY IAMES WAYNE GL 3 6101 HY 9 4211 LARRY HY 9 7445 Best Wlshes to the Class of 1960 BUICK SCHLEMMER HIMSELF 1124 Mc: ket No th Phone GL 63436 L ,, 1 N 4 0 D2 - ,-f ul A K W' 5 w - V N I J X, A I4 L n ,. 14: Im g ' I I x . I ,K lf' ' I w T 1 A Q ' V flu . . S I W n - of by I' 1' 136 CONGRATULATIONS CL4SS OF 60 THE STERN 8. MANN BLST WISHF S CLASS OF 60 NICKLES BAKERY NC Bakers of TOASTMASTLR BRFAD Congratulations to the Class of '60 EWINI CHEVROLET 41 C1 N W CANTON OHIO D 1 GL 4 5141 LIVE BETTER E lectrlcally L gms OHIO POWER COMPANY LJ 9 A K 11 1 'A' 1 -1 J C O . L 929 - evelcmd Avenue, . CO. ici - Y 4 L TO , ' 9 0 c 0 2' S 'UVEIITTIIQ qcrnncle' 9 I . 4 - J 3 HARRY LONDON CANDIES INC 5655 Clevelcr d Ave ue N. CANDIES OF DISTINCTION SINCE 1922 Phone HY 4 0833 Compllmente of QUALITY SL PPLY COMPANY 1905 Po tage St e t NORTH CANTON OHIO lwomplunents of MATHIE C011 S1 A Complete SCILLIIOII of H1 I1 lldlltW MARTIN S STATIONERS PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER .IOHN LOW 81 SON M fnlvrn Au' CUHIIIUOIIP BARBER SHOPS Ope T11 8 00 P M 5 CHAIRS FULTON ROAD SHOPPING CENTER 11 CHAIRS 3036 CLEVELAND AVENUE N W fompllmvnts of LABS NURSERY GARDEN SUPPLY 38thcrdC1ee1crdAe N W CANTON OHIO 9 - I I1 I1 1' 1' G ! 'g Q . ' if 'A' 9 C . The Friendliesf Store in Town A , ' ff ,fl . 'S A S1 1'1 1 I . . n V n V. . '. ,8 SMITH S SUNOCO 6336 Market Awe N HY 99021 North I .fmton Ohio THE 30th STREET CAMERA STORE Small E o gh to Kno Yo La ge E ough to Se e Yo I NORTH PLAZA 0 Pho e GL 41356 0 CANTON 9 OHIO HQDIER S ORLANDO CI OTHES FOR Tallors YOUNG MEN AND 1017 Clevelu d A e IN W MEN H AY W 0 ST YOUNG God bless all of you CIGVGICI CI Gif 3 C1 N W ln your Start ln life 524 MARKET AVE N L R I N S 137 SIXTH STREET N E S T 0 R COUNTRY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER C om plum ents of SPRANKLE GULF SERVICE ENGINE TUNEUP cz d GENERAL REPAIRS HY 9 9076 6404 Mu ket N E 39 9 ar' ir U' 1 f .. YO I I . LK A' , . J nu W u .... I n rv u. n ' 1 7 I J ,. A n venu T. A cc , n r . . ', H to If I' 9, . . W 9 . 3 ES I y 'h yl q I'fy dg df! ' h f 'h'g... ' . .J n - 0 r . . HYc1c1nth 9 2258 GIFTS MARFARET S Cel amlc Studlo INSTRUCTIONS GREENWARE 426 WIIWGI Street North Canton Oh1o MARGARET L ADAMS IERALD HIRSCHMAN d b cr DR 1053 GREENTOWN SOHIO SERVICE 9727 Cleveland Avenue N W GREENTOWN OHIO Compliments Complzments of LESTER BROWN AUTO SERVICE 425 North Mcun Street NORTH CANTON OHIO Phone HY 9 4671 FLOOM S DAIRY ISLE i' NORTH CANTON OHIO Iona Belle BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS l C HUTCHINS 232 South Mcun Street NORTH CANTON OHIO Phone HY 9 3401 9 I L, C U I .L . . . - l 1 Firing and Supplies of A ' 7 , 1 0 30th STREET SOHIO SLRVICF CANTON OHIO Beet Wlsllee from VALENTINE S CITIES SERVICE 1340 No th Ma th Ca t Compllments of SCHAFFNER DRUGS GL 2 4444 C1 1 d CANTON OHIO Compllmvnts of H D W ISE AGENCY INSURANC F O th q NORTH CANTON OHIO Compllments BILL S DINER NORTH CANTON OHIO on ratulatlons to the Clase of 60 GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL' Compllments of KOBACKER S 501 Mmkef A N 1 9 J 30th and Cleveland Avenue N. I in Nor n on, Ohio REAL ESTATE 2207 eve an Avenue N. W. n e S uczre O g O of . 9 9 . 9 'k , venue, . 4 Compliments of A F R I E N D Compliments of SAVEWAY MARKET 315 N MO NORTH CANTON OHIO HY 96111 IIM TOTH Manager C0mPl f 1lS Of UINI RATUL ATIONQ to the Hedtlll 8IVent1l.1tn1 Forp ILASS OF 60 9 S' RICE OFFICE P SUPPLY C0 H G CHAMER d 5110 Westfeld A e ue N 202 204 Th d St eef N HY 4 0771 CANTON 9 OHIO CANTON 2 OHIO NORTH CANTON RECREATIGN BOWLINF LANES 225 NO th MO Street HY 9 9082 NORTH CANTON OHIO NORTH CANTON CLEANERS 163 NO th MH sf eet 0 NORTH CANTON OHIO l O . in 9 , ' 1 . 1 N1 I 2 ,I 4 - I A be U 0 a 1 Q ' g ' g I, . A L I ' Air Conditionin stems ' Warm Air Heating ' Industr I Sheet Metal ' Stainle Steel Fabrice g O . . , resi ent i V n W - ir 1' . W. I - r in - , 4 . I in I , PRINTING i' FAIRS 'k FESTIVALS 'A' CARNIVALS i' HOMECOMINGS NORTH IANTON SUN a d P b s 502 South Mo St Phone HY 92531 COIHPIIHIPIIIS of NORTH LANTON no to SI 00 Store 'I oys lfts School QIIPPIICS Compllments of De MUESY and MYERS Mason Contractors 7170 Chatham Pcrrkwcxy NYE S DEPT STORE 132 S Mcun Street gh H I Cong tul to s to Cl ss f 60 North Canton RADIO and APPLIANCE PAUL KINDY Owner W Sell Norh g B f The Bet TV and RADIO MOTOROLA PHILCO ZEN ITH REFRIGERATORS BENDIX and STOVES W ASHERS RCA and DRYERS 440 No th Mcun St Phone HY 9 4500 NORTH CANTON OHIO Compliments of LEWIS and GREENHO Inc 400 S Mcnn Street NORTH CANTON OHIO HY 9 2549 - for - 4 A l nv Q e ' O 'A -. I , T U G 1 . Printers n u li hers K ' in . - A 9 O wk NORTH CANTON, OHIO Enter throu umme1's .G.A. ra ai n a o ' 1 ' ' 5 '1 - e in u s - , O O I O ' . . . I r ' . - - 143 Congratulations, Class of 960 COIHPIIIRPIZIS V I C A R Y S Market Avenue N CANTON OHIO Phone GL 55 Compllmvnta of CANTON TIRE SERVICE INC 429 McK1nley Avenue N W CANTON OHIO HOOD TIRES IF ITS HOOD IT S GOOD Phone GL 4 2988 and GL 4 2911 Compliments of VAN DEEN BEAUTY COLLEGE 214 S Market Avenue CANTON OHIO Phone GL 26595 ROCHESTECITEEIIIIIIIEIOBIQSO COMPANY DALE RAFFERTY 5452 Llpton Avenue N W NORTH CANTON OHIO ELDERS BEAUTY SALON 6382 Freedom Avenue N W Phone HY 9 2441 NORTH CANTON OHIO THE .I AN SON INDUSTRIES Sun DIffllSlllU Classroom Drapes A V II3I'IxClllll0' 2602 Hornson Avenue N W CANTON OHIO 1 . 1' . . . ' , Of 9 314 . , - 111 O O . 9 , Qualify Sanitation Products Since 1888 Representative - K U ' T - Y v ' U - Q 0 ' I EDCEWOOD GOLF CLUB 6900 Market Ave N N Canton 20 Oh O CHY 9 23535 STROUBLE S TAVERN 81 BOWLING LANES 1700 Po tczge St eet Open 7 Day cr Week Congratulatlons from A L CALLAHAN DOOR SALES D trbt f RAYNOR GARAGE DOORS C1 ELECTRIC OPERATORS HY 9 2411 NORTH CANTON 2025 Po tage Road FOREST E WISE S1 SONS Hardware, Myers Pumps DuPont Palnte Rolens Garden Tr lctols Lawn Boy Power Mowers AULTMAN CP O Gree to D Phone HY 95441 Com pllments of A FRIEND Compliments of GATTUSO'S MUSIC CENTER INC GL 62806 0 CANTON OHIO Comnlimenfs of . . . , i - I8 Beautiful Holes - Praciice Range - Modern Clubhouse -- Golf Equipment 9 r r 9 s C O ' is i uors o an - 1' Q . 7 , 1 Z 0 , L - . . I1 WH -f- ' I DAVIS CANDY CO a f f FANCY BOXED AND EULI' CHOCOLATES ORIENTALS NUT CREAMS 4713 Cleveland Avenue IN CANTON OHIO Phone HY 40155 Conztplunents of THE WISE LUMBER COMPANY 4550 Aultrnan Road For One Plece or a Carload Call HY 92543 fIongrutuIatwn.s Class of '60 Compllments of THE E W 1375 Buff Road s W CANTON OHIO FLANAGAN 81 NIST PAINT COMPANY MCKIDIGY Ave 61 5th Street N W 2747 Cleveland Avenue N W 3007 Tuscarawas St West THE ELECTRIC SALES C0 830 Cleveland Avenue S W CANTON OHIO VISII our Reszrlentlul Llghtlng Shouroom SPO the latest !IPSlgll.S Ill lighting .L 0 , 0 1' M nu ac urers of '. W. I J f 1 I J ni ' 1 f 1. , O . I O O Q BLISS C0 I . . . . 'A' k I I I I U 14f O9 J' CU MENS WEAR 30th STREET PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER Complzments of RICKER HARDWARE HONEST VALUES COURTEOUS SERVICE HARDWARE ASSOCIATE STORE GL 5 8288 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 60 SUFTEE INC 138 Rear 12th Street N W CANTON OHIO Compllmvnta of Offlge Equlpment Company 321 Tuscarawas West GL 5-0111 TOWN and COUNTRY RESTAUR ANT GR 7 0974 5079 Tusc W BUFFET SMORGASBORD O 1 0 2 00 k Cl' o O 9 - , . . Hwfiggi GL 4-5181 .L I U O pen 1:0 a.m. - : a.m. Spacious Par ing 147 Com pllmvnts of FRIEND B O N S K Y SHEET METAL Lll6I'dl Sheet M1 tal Work Fun 11.1096 Alr f ondltlomn GREENTOWN OHIO I3 Ffth S1 tN W CANTON OHIO GL dal 55267 DUMONTS Sportlng Goods RICHARD E STRAIN M g GL dl 4 584 ny 1874 M D KURTZ Plumhln Hedtlll Electrlc Work and APPIIHHCCS GREENTOWN OHIO Pho e HY 92522 Compllments of STEWARTS ROOT BEER DRIVE IN No th Mcn St t NORTH CANTON OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 60 HELFRICH S DIE CASTING 207 Sch edie Road NORTH CANTON OHIO HY 9 7666 N A G 1 ' I , 1- . 1 V' 0 0 0 0 1 O 0 O G 4 ' 'C' 2 i ree . . O O en e - - - ga f ga . O . , cxncx er , Res. Phone: en cxe -3 n - Quai Since 9 9 n i 1' r 'n ree 4 Compliments of BURKHART'S TEXACO SERVICE Gas Oil Accessories Lubrieation 1626 Portage Road NORTH CANTON OHIO Phone HY 99059 Compliments of COUNTRY KITCHEN 739 N. Iackson Street GREENTOWN OHIO HY 9 6466 Congratulations IIASS OF 60 BEVERLY MARIE NC 206 Schnelder Road NORTH CANTON OHIO HY 4 0133 Com pllmenta of DAVE S HANDY STORE WISE ROAD CANTON COLLEGE INC o n ne 187 BUSINESS COLI FCP o plete B s ess Ta Mechamcal Draftlng I'oo1 Des1gn Hxgher Mathematrcs Day or Evemnq Sess ons 428 N Market Canton Oh1o Phone GL 3 5908 HILL S GREENTOWN OHIO HY 9 9023 GAS O ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION TUNE UPS MINOR REPAIRS From 7 1 . A . 9 1 Ikn w si c 6 as! CANTON ACTUAL TEXACO SERVICE C m I u in r ining - I ' H ' 1 IL 149 .IUSTINE S GIFT AND PARTY SHOP JEWELRY PARTY FAVORS GIFTS GREETING CARDS AND WEDDING INVITATIONS 120 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE HY 9 6325 NORTH CANTON OHIO Compliments of HELEN COZOCAR MOHROW S RESTAURANT Compllments of HUTT SCAFFOLD EQUIPVIENT INC Unlversal Steel and Scaffold Sales and Rental 5684 C1 ela d A e N W Pho HY 41941 Complzments of LAWN d GARDEN surruss Ph e HY 9 2555 MIDDLEBRANCH OHIO TROTT S SUPERETTE 533 No th Ma St e t NORTH CANTON OHIO OPEN EVENINGS THE RAY FIDOE AGENCY Reliable Insurance Service 219 So th Ma St eet NORTH CANTON OHIO HYac nth 9 2594 5 MIDDLEBRANCH FARMERS EXCHANGE Compllments of PENN OHIO COAT APRON 81 TOWEL SUPPLY CO CARL MENELLE 631 Ch ch St eet NORTH CANTON OHIO Ph e HY 96375 CANADA DRY BOTTLING CO OF CANTON AKRON OHIO V GUY IR V Pr 412 Che y A CANTON OHIO Tel ph GL 6 7244 Best Wlshes of NOEBE S HEALTH FOOD SHOPPE HY 9 3828 NATURAL ORGANIC FOOD cz d SUPPLEMENTS 520 Woods de N No th Cc: to Oh Compllments of TREEN S CURTAINS and DRAPERIES 30th St Plc: C1 Shopp g Ce CANTON OHIO PLEASANT 1 HOUR CLEANERS Ct AkORc1 OPEN TILL 8 oo P M EVERY EVENING HY 9 5979 CONGRATULATIONS from MAC KINC And Employees of KING S CONFECTIONERY '1 K C O U1' T . z in nter on - O 7516 cmon- 1' n O d M. . . ., ice esident 2 Miles North of North Canton rr venue e one - ' 0 1 9 W J' n 9 i . r n n, io 4 5 Cmnplunents of GETZ S CART AGE CORP TOWING SERVICE 1528 Belden Ave S E Ext 24 HOUR SERVICE CANTON OHIO HY 9 2450 NORTH CANTON OHIO Iames R Neal SHARFI' Compliments of or Store Front Modern1zat1on Plate Glass Thermo ane Mlrrors p Hanna Pamts Shower Doors Pattern Glass Tub Enclosures Glass for every pu pose FRIEND 207 9th Street S W CANTON 2 OHIO UNITED RENT ALLS INC PARTY AND BANQUET SUPPl.lES INVALID NEEDS Po e Tools Household Equ pment Garden and Yard Tools 3823 N Cleveland Avenue Phone GY 2 2911 Complzments of FOSNIGHT FLOOR COVERINF 817 North Mem Street NORTH CANTON oH1o ID 9 4 0 I I 8 -f - r ' e w r -:- i -2- . 9 - I N I . . I 'z BILL DeMARSH FORD INC 1012 South Maln Street HY 9254s 5 I 9 NORTH CANTON, OHIO Compliments of STANDARD PRINTING CO CANTON OHIO 1115 Cherry N GL :J 3309 I d B l,.c...-4 llllbliillIIIIIHIIIHIIIIIII Q 4 T'1i 'll I ONCRATULATIONS u AQS OF no 'VIELBOURNF P+g 3I45 W T GL 25789 CANTON OHIO BROS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 5520 Cleveland Aven e CANTON OHIO 154 I of 7 W E -v pr U n ' Q Y 'Y I I - Comp imenis an esi' Wishes to . . . -:-:-:':- :2'I-25'5!5 ff fff1f5f-ffzfgfig Y' 7 new min' IHIII , ,i , O, , , I , A J V f ? ' '3:3:7:5:1:1:2:1fTEZEZSIEZQIEIEZZISZEISIE:2?33:5:3:3:1:Z:l2f51522225 . . . ..-.-,.,..az.:-:-:gritgzgzgzgggEfgggggisgiggggf . Porfraif ho o raphers . usc. - 'll I s. A il., , fa 4., gin. ,gf A f -. -J nh A ,f .4 'k.W 'x .nv Q ,mfg Naam. ,PWM 4914 ,,.M . ix my-'1'w 'W n,,,pw.mf K, -g .ff-swf das' 40 Af'-'Gill' 1'?!'99'9 mm . n,.:Ui'fiL'N .V . ,, .L lxfik MM k- ,qw ww . '-1 mx., 4' 1-u7 r,3,,Vf' . Apr' .,-MM? ww .1 1'g' A 1-v x y Sfrmwl'-w'1P: - Q' ' 4 1- 'S' M'