Houston High School - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1956 volume:

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GMD wks'-ff If we work upon marble It wall perush lf we work upon brass tame wall efface ut If we rear temples they wull crumble to dust But lf we work upon men s Immortal mmds If we nmbue them wnth prmcsples we engrave these tablets somethmg whlch no time can efface and whlch wull braghten and helghten to all eternity Damel Webster pin' .511 'Q ms J' ' A.: uf xv ,L spa JV K Qu nf' Manga w',1'n 112 'sv -Hd 2 -+L uni I- 7lt5t 'male .X lv VA ll: N.-., 7-.. la Q J.. 4 1' fNTfR T0 LQARN 4 'Ps- C . , . . .f- 5 ,f2 f. 11' i..- - A -' ' 233, W . 3 5 4. ' ev ..L51'fz'5 ,g s ,- -, 3 - K. . :M v A .4 ' rf ff -1 , J , w 4 .. , - 7.4 s- f L ' - .'-. j-If x, . , ' . 1 1 512, A: 51 4 . , sv 15., ' - , ' J ' ' img Tff. ,- jfgfiji-If L . :..,Vvf -Of - Ei..,.,.L,,.i Y T .4l'l t f,,5.,,s . 4,..,,:4.. - f 1 .f ,.f-EN,a.ff'. 94 ...K .. . -, - I ..,..,5:., nr ' A 1 xg f . J, I f I H ' KW fx 1,15 .J V K, K .swf .1 A ml' ' x , ' X A Q 1' ' 'x . WV R M. 2111025 Q4 Lffilff T0 smug September Oc tober November December .lanuary February March Aprsl Nla 4466! eulendaz I6 8 22 24 School opened Baseball game wsth Ft Loramse P T A Meetsng Baseball game wsth Fasrlown Sensors ordered class rsngs F F A lnstsatson Group psctures taken for annual Baseball game wsth Russsa lndsvsduol psctures taken for annual Baseball game wsth Russsa Sensor graduatson psctures taken No school Teachers meetsng Baseball game wsth Botksns P T A Meetsng Baseball game wsth Jackson Center Sensor hayrsde to Bradford Pumpksn Show Sophomore Class Party No school Teachers meetsng P T A Chscken Supper Dental check 6th l2th grades Band Boosters Halloween Party No school State teachers meetsng Basketball game wsth Jackson Center Basketball game wsth Ft Loramse Dental check lst 6th grades No school Armsstsce Day P T A Meetmg Sensors recesved class rsngs Junsor Play Its a Great Lsfe Band Boosters Fuchre Party Basketball game wsth Fasrlawn No school Thanksgsvsng Vacatson Basketball game wsth Gettysburg Basketball game wsth Russsa F F A Skatsng Party Basketball game wsth Botksns P T A Meetmg Movse A Tree Grows sn Brooklyn Basketball game wsth Anno Basketball game wsth Jackson Center Sophomore Class Party Begsnmng of Chrsstmas Vacatson Begsnnsng of school after Chrsstmas Vacatson Basketball game wsth Ft Lo amse P T A Meetmg Basketball game wsth Psqua Reserves Semester Exams Basketball game wsth Psqua Catholsc Farmers lnststute lnststute Play Take Your Medscsne Sensor Scholarshsp Tests at Ft loramse Basketball game wsth Russsa Basketball game wsth Botksns Basketball game wsth Fasrlawn Movse Gentleman s reement P T A Meetmg Basketball Tournament No school Washsngton s Bsrthday Home Economscs Class Skatsng Party ensng of New School Busldsng P T A Meetsng No school Teachers meetsng P T A Meetmg Junsor Sensor Banquet Movie So Bsg Sensor Play Deadly Ernest Scholarshsp Tests at Msams Sensor Exams Baccalaureate Commencement Sensor Trsp Last Day 6 9 ' . 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V it 3, t . .. H I . 5 Those on the stage are Mr Huston Mr bums Ur McCorkle Mr Holeton Mr Calloway Mr Mader Mr Pence Mr Hnxson Mr Qtwnnnxn Mr K Frevtaa Mr F Freytog Rev Hamilton Nr Garls Chorus sunglng Green Cathedral E, h -'Q Mr Sums deluvermg the address I -- - Q , Q Z , I . . ,A e I ' I ' 1 ' I ' 1 . I . ., l., . . . . , . ' . J . .F f 1- ' r Q 3 A . 1 2 5. , E if i' ' I ' ' ll ll 9 Q i f , . k ,S I f t if' N V F A S,-4 Offncual entry unto the new cddltlon f' XNXXNN 1 A Multapurpose Room Library, Cofeternc, and Study Hall ClaAA 2LLLAi0!Z.y CIMA fi A Hoafacf 055 fducaiscon SEATED Clarence Mader Worthy Pence Warren Holeton presrdent Mrlton Hrxson clerk The board of educatron and the superintendent work dllsgently to see that Houston School maintains nts hugh standards of educatron The group has many resporslblrtres and has fulfnlled each to the best of lts abrlrty During the past year they have spent many hours planning and supervnsrng the burldmg of the new oddrhon to our school I5 STANDING: Charles Flinh, vice-presldehtp Robert Callowby, Harold, Huston. I l THURSTON SMYER PRINCIPAL ARIETTA PLATFOOT B S CapltalUnlverslty B S an Ed Caputal Lhlverslty M Ed Umverslty of Clncnnnatl M Ed Mmm: University Science Math Bowling Green State Unuversuty English Commercual 8- Physlcal Education AMY DITMER RUSSELL WAGNER B S In Education B S an Education Mlamu Lheverslty Otterbeln College Ohno State Umversuty Physacal Educatuon Coaching Home Economncs Mathematlcs 8- Soclal Studnes I E ,va i. fif I6 L Q? 4 fwf- ESTHER YOCOM DEAN WHITE B A sn Music Asbury College Music English B S I-1 Agriculture University of Arkansas Vocational Agriculture Teachefw Ai Weak SARA K HOFFHEINS VELURA COWAN B.S in Education B S in Education Bowling Green State Uwiversity Miami lhiversity Sixth Grade 8- Foreign Language Home Economics Spanish English I7 emot efau -ffutoty ln September, 1944, eleven fnghtened lnttle rascals stumbled unto the fnrst grade room at Houston School to begun o twelve year race to the fumsh lrne The eleven were Peg Johns, Margle Holeton Arlene Wolaver, Helen Roeth Prrsculla ple Kenny Pence, Gale Wick Emma Lou Jones, Joyce Booher Bull Wnck, and Bull Flmn Bull VX :ck dropped out of the race after the flrst year only to reroln us agam nn the slxth grade Sue Mlchael was not at Houston to start the race but lomed the class an the second grade Susie Vent and Darrel Cool entered as fourth graders, and Aluce Games and Bull Snrder as flfth graders Tom Vent and Bull Wooddell entered at the half way ponnt Whale preparing for the home stretch Jnm Fosmght and Bull Stephenson came In as eughfh graders As we entered hugh school with Mr Fambrough as our advisor we were happy to have Eula Jane Snowden and Darlene Motter loun our happy group That year our class enloyed a wlener roast at the home of Barbara Smuth and an the sprung another party at Fountam Park Phyllls Stephenson and Kenny Pence were chosen to represent our class at the Junnor Sensor Banquet Our class officers were Roy Baucom, presudent, Phyllus Stephenson, vlce presldent, Barbara Smnth, secretary and Joyce Booher treasurer In our sophomore year, Mass Platfoot had the rob of counselung our group We were relolned by Peg Johns who had spent her freshman year at Mount Vernon Academy The IUDIOTS mvlted Sue Michael and Gale Wnck to their banquet Our class had a wlener roast and treasure hunt at the home of Barbara Smnth That year our class sold basketball schedule penculs to add a luttle cash to the class exchequer Kenny Pence our class presndent, was ably asslsted by Ruth Stephenson vlce president, Peg Johns, secretary, and Betty Sherman, treasurer One of the hughlaghts of our lumor year was our class play Wonder Boy whuch was a np-foarnng the basketball games ln Aprnl, we honored the sensors wrth a banquet and dance Our unformal sprung get together was a wlener roast at Tawawa Park near Sldney We were fortunate to have the followlng class offlcers Kenny Pence presrdent Bull Flmn, vlce presadent Barbara Smnth secretary and Prlscllla Apple, treasurer Durnng our semor year Mr Huston, our advasor, guided us on to the fmrsh lme Marretta Jones loaned us for that fmal trek We enloyed our year of actnvutues choosung our class rmgs, nnvntatuons motto,flower, colors, publushmg our annual, attending basketball games and other actsvutles gettlng measured for caps and gowrs, having our puctures taken, and getting to spend a short tume enloylng the new addltnon to our bunldlng ln March under the dlrectson of Mr Smyer we produced our class play Deadly Ernest' ln Aprrl, we were the honored guests at the Junuor Sensor banquet and dance Our semor class offucers were Tom Vent, presndent Bull Wooddell, vuce presldent Prlscnlla Apple, secretary and Helen Roeth, treasurer We have been proud that many of our members have been represented and taken active parts nn such actavltses as basketball, baseball, track, band F F A , chorus, cheerleaders, and scholarship teams We are a trlfle sad when we thunk of leavung Houston School, but we hope we can use the know ledge we have gamed when we go Out of school lnfe, Into lnfe s school Emma Lou Jones Bull Flmn 18 . o . . . . i : . I I AP I I , . I - . . . . I . . . . . . I . . I . . - . ' . F I . . I . . I . - . . . . . . ,, ,, . . . I I comedy directed by our home room advisor, Mr. Smyer. To boost our treasury, we sold refreshments at . . . z I . F . . . - . F . I 2 . . . . I . I . . . I ,, , . . . I - . . : . . I . . - . I . . 7 . . ' ll ' ' ' I ll HY K Q 9 SQUJZOJZA 5' 'Q' X hx . -gA , 1 , L v 4, faacafauteate program Houston Hugh School SU d0Y MUY 13 N56 processloncl Pomp and Clrcumstance The Spacious Fnrmament Invocation The K1 ng of love Green Cathedral Sermon The Palms The Lord s Prayer Benedl ct: on Recess lonal My Shepherd ls Ga rls Chorus Girls Chorus Gu rls Chorus Davl d Craft 00101 21102111211 program Houston Hugh Sc hool lnvocatlon Brown Bird Snngmg Salutatory Gypsy Moon Neapolutan Nights Valedsctory Serenade Address Presentation of the Class Presentatn on of Dnplomas Honor Bond rngh school cuaefs Benedl ctlon ' . . ........ .. ...H0ydnW00d . . .... . ...Rev. . ' Girls Chorus Gurls Chorus Cora Mae Huston 8- Joyce Johnson Band 20 Franz J Haydn Rev Wm L Fuller H R Shel ey Carl Hahn Rev Wm Hamulton Jean Faure Albert Harg Malotte Rev Wm L Fuller Pomp and Clrcumstance Monday May I4 l956 Rev Wm Ham: lton Joyce Booher Igor Borganoff J S Zamescnlk Alnce Games Sherbert Dr Floyd Faust Thurston Smyer Harold Huston Weber Sousa Wm Ham: lton Seniofz CIMA Uglzficexw V PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREAS URER ADVISOR TOM VEIT BILL WOODDELL PRISCILLA APPLE HELEN ROETH MR HIBTON PRISCILLA RAE APPLE Pnanist................... Modern Music Masters Band ............... Girls' Chorus .... Variety Show .... Spring Concert .... l, l, Society. l, Annual Staff ........... ..... Girls' Basketball Team .... .... Cheerleader .......... ...... Class Play ...... Class Treasurer .... Class Secretary ..... Poem in Anthology. . . s... JOYCE ELAINE BOOHER Pianist .......... .... - ...... Girls'Chorus ........ l,2,3 Band ..................... l,2,3 Girls' Basketball Team ......... 3 Modern Music Masters Society .... Spring Concert .............. l,3 Variety Show ..... ...... Annual Staff ....... ........ Poem in Anthology ......... l,2,3 Class Play .................... 3 D.A. R. Scholarship Test .......... Senior Scholarship Test ..... . . . Scholarship Team ........ . . . Class Treasurer ........ . . . DARRELL DEWAINE COOL F.F.A ................. .. l,2,3 F. F.A. Vice-President ........... F.F.A. Secretary ........... F. F.A. Meat Judging Team ....... Parliamentary Team .............. Delegate State F.F.A. Convention. Class Play .................... 3, Annual Staff ............. ..... District Dairy Judging. . . . . . . 22 dh WILLIAM LOREN FLINN Baseball. ............... . Class Play ............ . Class Vice-President. . . Annual Staff .......... . Scholarship Team ........... Senior Scholarship Test ...... Agriculture Scholarship Test. F.F.A .......... ....... . .. F. F. A. Reporter ........... F. F. A. Vice-President ...... District Livestock Judging. . District Dairy Judging ...... State Livestock Judging ..... Meat Judging ........... . Parliamentary Team .... - Public Speaking ............ F.F.A. Basketball ..... .... National F.F.A. Convention JAMES ALLAN FOSNIGHT Baseball .... Basketball. ..... ...... l , Track ............. l,2,3, District Shot Put .... ... Class Play ........ Annual Staff ....... Poem in Anthology .... ........ County Track Meet. . . . . . 'ZF' ALICE LUCILLE GAINES Girls' Chorus ............. l,2,3, Spring Concert. ........ Variety Show ................... Modern Music Masters Society .... Senior Scholarship Team .......... D,A. R. Scholarship Test .......... Girls' Baslcetbal l Team .... Annual Staff ........... Class Play ............ Scholarship Team. . . MARGIE CAROL HOLETON Girls' Chorus ........ Bond ............... l,2,3, l,2,3, Girls' Basketball Team ......... 3, Modern Music Masters Society ..... Sprung Concert .............. l ,3, Variety Show ........ Annual Staff ........ Poem in Anthology. . . Class Play .......... Latin Club .......... Latin Club Secretary. . 23 U ...3, MARGARET JANE JOHNS Pianist... ........ ..... . . Girls' Chorus. ............ l Modern Music Masters Society Variety Show ............ . . . Class Play ....... . . Class Sec retary .... Annual Staff ...... L1brarian.............. Gir ls' Basketball Team ....... Scholarship Team ..... . . . . Poem in Anthology .... 4,5 ,J EMMA Lou JONES Latin Club ......... .... I ,2,3 Latin Club Treasurer. .... . Girls' Chorus ..... . . . Spring Concert ..... . . .... . . Variety Show .................. Modern Music Masters Society. . . Senior Scholarship Test ........... Class Play ........... .... 3 Annual Staff. ........ . . Girls' Basketball Team .... .... MARIETTA MAY JONES Class Play ............ Annual Staff ..... Girls' Chorus. . . Mixed Chorus Soccer Team ....... Volleyball Team ..... Girls' Track ....... SUE ANN MICHAEL Girls Chorus Spring Concert Variety Show Annual Staff Girls Basketball Team Class Play 24 3 DARLENE KAY MOTTER Girls' Chorus ..... Spring Concert. . . Variety Show ..... Annual Staff .... Latin Club .......... .. , . HELEN LOUISE ROETH Girls' Chorus ............. l, 2,3, Band ..................... l,2,3, Girls' Basketball Team ........... Modern Music Masters Society .... Spring Concert .............. l,3, Variety Show ....... ........... Class Treas urer . . 5 Annual Staff ....... X Poem in Anthology .... to if I It XXX 'I Ax SEIIX PIX iill 'ff f' 1 A it XXX KENNETH WORTHY PENCE Basketball ..... ..... l , Baseball .......... ...... F.F.A ................... F.F.A. Assistant Secretary ...... F.F.A. President .............. F.F.A. Parliamentary Team ..... Class President ................ Class Play ...... Annual Staff ..... BARBARA JOLENE SMITH Band ...................... Modern Music Masters Society Latin Club ................. latin Club President ..... . Class Play ............ . Class Secretary ..... . Poems in Anthology .... Spring Concert ...... Variety Show ......... Scholarship Team ......... . Gif ls' Bas ketbol I Team ....... Basketball Timekeeper . . . . . Pianist .............. . . WILLIAM R. SNIDER Annual Staff ..... 3'- has EULA JANE SNOWDEN Girls' Chorus .......... ..... Girls' Basketball Team ..... l,2,3,4 I Poem in Anthology ..... . . . Spring Concert. ...... . Variety Show ..... .... Annual Staff .... .... WILLIAM LOUIS STEPHENSON F. F.A ................... l,2,3,4 F.F.A. Assistant Treasurer ........ 4 Class Play .............. .... 3 ,4 Annual Staff .... .... 4 SUSIE JANE VEIT Girls' Chorus. ............ l,2,3,4 Class Pla y .................... 3,4 Girls' Basketball Team ......... 3,4 A Spring Concert ........ .... l ,3,4 Annual Staff ....... ...... 4 Variety Show .... ..... 2 26 i THOMAS CONRAD VEIT F. F.A ................... l,2,3 F.F.A. Assistant Secretary ....... F. F. A. Assistant Treasurer. . . .... . Parliamentary Team ............. Delegate State F.F.A. Convention District Livestock Judging. . I,2,3 District Dairy Judging ...... l,2,3 State Livestock Judging. . . . . . 2,3 State Dairy Judging ......... 2,3 F.F.A. Basketball... .... l,2,3 ClassPresident..... Annual Staff ...... ...... ...... GALE EUGENE WICK F.F.A ....... . ........... I,2,3, F F A Secreta . . . ry ............. F.F.A. Public Speaking Team. . Basketball ................. Annual Staff ............... Class Play .... FLOYD WILLIAM WICK F.F.A ............... .... 2 ,3,4 f F.F.A. Basketball ..... ..... 2 ,3,4 Annual Staff ........ ....... 4 F.F.A. Sentinel .......... . . . 3 Meat Judging Team ......... . . . 4 District Livestock Judging ........ 2 WILLIAM ALAN WOODDELL Baseball ...... Basketball ......... Bcsketball Manager. . . Annual Staff ....... Class Play .... Class Vice-President. . . ARLENE ANN WOLAVER Pianist ......................... 4 Girls' Chorus .... .... I ,2,3,4 Band ............ .... I , 2,3,4 Spring Concert ..... ...... I ,3 Variety Show .... ...... 2 Annual Staff ........ . . . 4 Poem in Anthology ..... . . . 4 Senior Scholarship ..... . . . 4 Librarian ............... ....... 4 Scholarship Team ................ I Modern Music Masters Society .... 2 Girls' Basketball Team ......... 3,4 I-atinClub .......... I Latin Club Treasurer. . . . . . I pg, 'I amor glass W I We the class of l956 of the Houston Hagh School of the caty of Houston county of Shelby and the state of Ohao beang of sound mand and memory do hereby make publash and declare thas to be our last wall and testament hereby revokang any wall or walls heretofore made by us e teachers We wall the pravalege of keepang track of the students next year e freshmen We wall the abalaty to get along wath the new underclassmen e sophomores We wall the best of luck an gettang along wath the teachers for two more years e aunaors We wall the pravalege of beang the bag wheels durang the l956 and 1957 school year Tom Veat walls has cagars to Dan Moyer PfISClllO Apple walls her abalaty to have a steady boy fraend to Connae H ll Ball Wooddell walls has luck wath a Plymouth to Darrel Pence Margae Holeton walls her old boy fraends to Nlaralyn Laette Gale Wack walls has ace skates to Bob Short Ball Stephenson walls has heaght to Glenn Foster Eula Jane Snowden walls her Sadney boy Fraends to Ramona Lawrence Ball Snader walls has huntang experaences to Perry Snowden Helen Roeth walls her abalaty to blush to Peggy Havenar Kenny Pence walls has basketball talent to Ralph Ratter Darlene Motter walls her slamness to Vera Jess Ball Flann walls has St louas garls to Bob Wack Arlene Wolaver walls her taght skarts to Alace Machael Darrell Cool walls has conduct to Bob Delaet Peggy Johns walls her reckless dravang to Maralyn Thompson Sue Machael walls her appetate to Kaye Wack Jam Fosnlght walls has Buack to Jam Wack Barbara Smath walls her heaght to Sharon Weatherhead Maraetta Jones walls her long blond haar to Maxane Campbell Tom Veat walls has talent as a comedaan to Lewas Phyallaaer Joyce Booher walls her musacal talent to Judy Smath Susae Veat walls her glasses to Janace Manson Ball Wack walls has weaght to Eddae Cotterman Emma Lou Jones walls her gym clothes to Ruth Foster Sa gned M 99 Ball Wooddell The Senaor Class Gale Wack 28 o o I To th : ' ' ' ' . 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Alice Gaines wills her typing talent to Mary Alice Snowden. . 9 emot 6144.4 pzopiecy THE SENIOR CLASS OF l956 announces FUIURAMAI to be presented soop m Mqyre 1966 THE HOUSTON COLOSSEUM THL CAST WILL INCLUDE Prnscrlla Apple A happy housewlfe wlth four actlve chuldren Joyce Booher Head of an elementary school ln Dallas Texas Darrel Cool erator of Hog Producers Assn Inc Bull Fllnn Cattle mon from St louis drlvlng o 67 Cadillac .hm Fosmght Happn ly marrued foreman at Hobart Brothers Alrce Games Commercral artist whose secret ambntuon IS wrltrng novels Morgue Holeton Prlvate secretary to the Governor of Hawau Peg Johns 8- Arlene Wolaver Co stars of the Wall of Death Emma Lou Jones Writer of a gossnp column In the Houston Dnlly Dolly Mornetta Jones A beautnful Fnfth Avenue model Darlene Matter Wnfe of an our force colonel who recently retlred Kenny Pence Coach of the Pence Globetrotters Helen Roeth A career woman wuth a menlc coat dyed to match her Contnnental Bull Snlder Fulot of the Weekly Saucer to the moon Eula JaneSnowden An old mold who runs the Oran Lonely Hearts Club Bull Stephenson Lneutenant who flees tnme rn the axr force Tom Vent Star of o Saturday nnght TV show ID 3 D and color The Vent Goo Susie Vent Publlclty manager for her 'org time brother Gale Wnck Manager of General Motors Motoramo Ball Wuck Head of the Paqua Post of the Highway State Patrol Bnll Wooddell Hard worlung father of frve chnldren Barbara Smnth Professor at the Damvnlle School for Gprls rn lockrngton Peg Johns Morgue Holeton 29 Off . at in -Op n . I . nn Sue Michael-Member of the Ice Capades now at Hoborts' in Troy. . Q . I . - I ,. . F- 6145.4 .Yong The Yellow Rose of Houston lTune The Yellow Rose of Texas, Our schooldoys now are over And we wull look ahead To all our hopes and plans And try to reach our goal We ll throw no more erasers Or clutter up the halls To dear old Houston Hugh School We ll never more return Now the tame has come When we wull say adueu To all our fruends and teachers And everyone we knew We now wull leave thus hugh school And go our separate ways But we always wull remember The days at Houston Hugh Farewell to our classmates hope that you wull muss us or we wull muss you too always wull remember When we started long ago ln the dear old Houston Hugh School We know we ll muss It so Prusculla Apple Joyce Booher CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS Punk and Charcoal CLASS MOTTO Cut of school lufe unto lufe s school 30 , . I I . I S I I I We are leaving youg We . . I F ' ' . We ' , . . ll 0 ' ' I ll --un li mm glass oem ln nnneteen hundred and forty four Our class frrst entered the grade school door And now our twelve years of learmng are through We all 'om together to bud you adleu Joyce plays the bell lyre In the band To be a schoolteacher rs her plan Prlscllla Apple rs her name l-eadlng cheers has brought her fame Brll Fllnn has made farm college hrs plan He ll learn better methods to trll the land Margie and Alice are qulet gurls but lt seems their conduct rs always benng cut Bull Snider thlnks government rs awfully deep, Mr Wagner rs always dlsturbrng has sleep A loud clump clump rrngs through the alr lt 5 lust Sue Mlchael coming up the staurs The bells all rung for school to begun Ten minutes later, Helen Roeth walks ln Tom Vert us our class president But playrng around rs how hrs tame s spent .lrm and Darrel get along lust fme 'lhe school llbrarrans are Peg and Arlene They re never apart so ut would seem The three an the class that go as a team Are Eula Jane Susie and Darlene Marretta ns anewcomer to our class The way she studies, she ll surely pass Bull Stephenson rs small rn slze But for makmg nolse, he takes the prlze Sports are Kenny s favorite pastime ln basketball he does lust flne Brll Wrck misses school to catch up on has sleep It would be a surprise If he came fave days a week Emma Lou rs plannrng on gorng to college To be a teacher she needs more knowledge Bull Wooddell goes fast as his car will run He burns up the roads around Covrngton Gale drives about rn hrs black Chevy car For fast drlvlng he rates a star Now to the last member of our class Barbara Smnth rs the lass We all owe the teachers a vote of thanks For putting up with our class and their pranks Wrth a hugh school dnploma as our tool We go Out of school lute Into lrfe s school Aluce Games Sue Mlchael 3 . I . . . i , . . . . . I nn - . . I , . . . . As brothers-in-law, they'll be two ofa kind. . . , . I . ' . . . , . I ll I n I I ll , . 2 Seniozz CIMA Play Henry Gu lcrest Aunt Ethel Margne Pumpknn Gladys Clarlssa 8. Ernestme Ernle Mr Bumpus Sleepy C E Gramm Dr Earnest DEAD LY ERNEST Our Hero Head of Boarding House Her Daughter Daughter Pumpkm s Pal Henry s Gurl Frnend Aunt Ethel 5 Slster Two Old Molds Morgue s Boy Frnend A Pathetic Lookmg Lrttle Man Bumpus Buddy Aunt Ethel 5 Gentleman Frsend Doctor 33 Bull Fllnn Allce Games Joyce Booher Prlscllla ple Sue Mlchael Margle Holeton Emma Lou Jones 8. Susie Vent Kenny Pence Bull Stephenson Gale Wuck Bull Wooddell Darrell Cool ll ll . .... Ap Jill... . .. ' 'I ..... .. AuntStella..... ..........PegJohns ,. ., . , . NAME Eula JaneSnowden Emma l-ou Jones Darlene Motter Bull Wooddell Kenneth Pence lm Fosnlght ue Mrchael Wrck om Vent Joyce Booher Peg Johns Arlene Wolaver Susle Vert Marletta Jones Helen Roeth Bl ll Snider Bull Flmn Gale Wrck Wulllam Stephenson Darrell Cool Aluce Games Morgue Holeton Pruscllla Apple NICKNAME Hullle Of Kenny Rastls Susie llbur van Shorty 29 S us ex Prnky Bl ly Bard Pete Josey Darrell Marge TIS .SQVLLOJL 5-OLULCI-0 HOBBY Basketball Swlmmlng Bowlmg Plcture women Runmng around Going west county lme roa Movies orkung on cars Drlvlng a b ue Mercury Horseback rldl ng Chevy motorcycle Aggravotung om Motorcycles My Mercury Experlmentmg with chemistry se Trouble Garls Girls Keeping car neat Boating 8 water skung Pamtlng Sewing FAVORITE T V PROGRAM Climax Phnl Srlvers Red Skelton Red Skelton Bob Cummings Show Mackey Mouse Prlvate Secretary Hrghway Patrol People s Choice I Love Lucy People s Cholce Gunsmoke Mrdwestern Hayrrde Alfred Hrtc hcock Presents Red Skelton How dy Doody Wmky Dunk Dang Dong School Hrghwoy Patrol People s Chance Lnttle Rascals Comedy Hour PEEVE Mrlkung Short hour Brnght llghts Anybody tell Ing me what to do Bossy gurls Sober drlvers Unmatched colors Bemg stood Two faced people People who call me T P lshed work Borung classes Back seat drivers Nosey people Someone get trng my name confused wlth that of several boys Girls wlth short haur Gurls Sisters Bald women Loud mouth glr 5 People who don t frnlsh sentences Unmatched colors Antuques FAVORITE EXPRESSION Never Oh greatl Woooooal Out behind the barn Shut your mouthl I say there Brother Kung ns o Rat now You d be surprrsed Crtpe Sake l Bug deal I Honest to Johnl Don t laugh ou may be next Yeah I reckon I say there brother I don t know Who says Manl That s cute Oh Prfflell My cow A LWAYS Reodlng Trred Dreaming Late to school Runnmg around Get to school by 9 30 On tlme Standing IH the hall Standing In the hall Spendmg money someplace l-ote to study hall Lrstemng to lakes Runnmg around Asknng questions Gets school late Hungry Hungry In the way Drlves carefully Talkmg In Mlss Plat foot s classes Fallmg over things FUTURE AMBITLON Work Be a bum Housewife Operate a drrvers school e a mlllronalre Mess Sgt n the French Foreugn Leguon Secretary Mechanic Proprietor of Rosewood Form Rtch teacher Secretary Farmer s wlfe Work and go to Calufornlo Ar r Irne hostess Millionaire Grease Monkey Farmer Farmer Secretary Secretary Typist Il - gg!!! . . 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I .4-. in ' Q U Lv, , 1 ' 1 f 'xN: ' gn N5 :x f 'g g :Ny f' W f 3 ' M ' wfgf M1 Q .Q X R, X X 'Z' v E ff, li Ei! is l,,,...--' Mr. Smyer, advisor Darrel Pence, president Ralph Ritter, vice-president Alice Michael, secretary Marilyn Lieffe, treasurer 4 M , Mx wav' I irqdf qu-.,, ws, .3'fMfQ '2Y ' Sopfzomofze 'N A WM .14 i X if glib, as E Miss Plotfoot, advisor Jim Boshore, president Randall Frasure, vice-president Ruth Ann Kiehl, secretary Cora Moe Huston, treasurer g , , W ' , fi. 1044 K I Q-., r OUJE' Mx FIRST ROW: Donn Calloway, Gene Zell, Ruth Kiehl, Cora Huston, Helen Deefer, Gary Ridenour, Miss Platfoot. SECOND ROW: Larry Holeton, Judith Wooddell, Tom Ridenour, Alice Wise, Henry Jones, Winston Hulme. THIRD ROW: Julia Davis, Georgene Gaier, Samuel Stephenson, Linda Pitsenbarger, Felton Gordon. FOURTH ROW: Dale Noffsinger, Ralph Bauer, Jim Bashore, Randall Frasure, Charles Gilbert. I fd A 79' J ia ' ,G W 'i 5 I if ' ff' if r .--I f '1 Sw- L.. r N f Lx. is FIRST ROW: Charles Morris, Judith Craft, Ronald Cook, Ralph Saul, Robert Preston, Marilyn Stephen- son, Joseph Paulus, Richard Schulte. SECOND ROW: Robert Snider, Paul Lyons, Patty Bashore, Robert Havenar, Edward Chappie, Patty lou Veit, Judith Ann Meyer, Margaret Gilbert, Mr. Wagner. THIRD ROW: Donald Bashore, Annette Frasure, Pauline Mayse, Joyce Johnson, Kenneth Hudson, Fred Roeth, Jimmy Millhouse, Larry Slife. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Meyer, Patty Lenhart, William Rauch, George Staley, Larry Werling, Ronnie Donson, Donald Carity. 2 ai A 41 ' 4 ' Y 1- ik 4 iwfx N -5 naw-Y' 5' F, J Q ji if 115 Q we 4 R. x 'L il 5 M -, Nxixq -me f was J JLQA 'PS l 'iq 'W-. -'QA ' J in ,A 1 W- ff? ,nr A-sf' 3 gf, A K' 5.45 ' 0 ' Ig f 'I' CIMA fl . f 4' 1 1' n nf .--...hs xv., . 1, fr 'Q +f I 1 Yarn- Q, J P? xiifln 41' , 1... Viv' 9, '57 f X 'Q-3 'N'- xv, -Q an J, 0 A '-vbws . 0 N fs.. , 'P gl' Q , 5' Y' X V -,H N-iw Mr. Wagner, advisor Fred Roeth, president Joyce Johnson, vice-president Judy Meyer, secretory Annette Frosure, treasurer fn, N 7 fig 1 'K 'by A A X a '- . , , fr A I C4 . V rf, ,W fr-f' T figrlzifr wx if :Q 1 T . ,f Q, if if Q TJ FIRST ROW: Tommy Wick, Bobby Deloet, Roberta Huston, Sharon Fritz, Patricia Borhorst, Gloria Lease, Sydney McCowen, Richard Flinn. SECOND ROW: Larry Francis, Thomas Slife, Eldon Swabb, Diana Parrinello, Sandra Carity, Thomas Lyons Roger Colby Sammy Weidner, Mrs. Ditmer. I Mr. Er M. '- ij' - m , THIRD ROW: Robert Fanning, Naomi Frantom, Wayne Phyillaier, Sandra Stewart, Billy Shaw, Marilyn 'N-f' Trost, Marilyn Barhorst, Wanda Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: Bert Shoner, Irwin Perin, Charlotte Loraine, Danny Johns, Jerome Paulus, Herman Hoffman, Charles Bauer, larry Counts, David Polhamus. Aft ft Qfmde rdka Nan -2-.F,1 ff-iv X, ,wifi Wi if ' 'bw xx, 'Y .-wi' i ,,.n -1-W' J' G X Mrs. Ditmer, advisor Danny Johrs, president Chuck Bauer, sec. 3- Ireos. , 4' --I 1 'SE 5 ,, XR.. ' 5 A Q: 'v ,Lf f--A ,i ,X , 4.1- We .S-ZVQI1 e J ' 1'A' 'K , J 'WMM 3' 5 W Ks I Pia, a I ...v wi' ,V C J. 7? I W 5 bv FIRST ROW: Cheryl Vogler, Marjorie Jones, Carolyn Jess, Kenneth Kindell, Edwin Havenar, Kenneth Wolaver, Tommy Dill, Norman Couchot, Judith Francis. SECOND ROW: Carl Mertz, Sally Veit, Doris DeBorde, Richard Nishwitz, David Craft, Edward Smith Dennis Sna Dann Cotterman Jerr Cron Miss Yocom ppl Y I Y I ' THIRD ROW: David Goff, Ruth McKinney, Laverne Gaier, Helen Fisher, Devon Preston, Patricia Pohlschneider, Janet Wick, Patricia Werling, Waunita Michael, Marilyn Roeth. FOURTH ROW' Frieda Thobe Jimm Loraine, Christine Mayse, Lois Apple, Judy Harris, . , y Mertz, Carole Swabb, Lois Kuether, Michael Foster. ,F fqr Nuns., si iv if A: .- ' it I, 4 ,I a K 'Qt H -H' ,N E Delores fe V' ew- E in LL? 4' ai 5 N55 aka W K., , V-W4,... '...in -iP', Q gif 'Q-.QM A , Q7 A Y. 4 x at 1.5 A H , NQMXMW ,-PX Q x H MM-M sh W H Q W. QS 'Wm ww if in A iw nm 'Q' .Ky K f V4 2. 0 it ?-n x. 5 'Y . , 5 fd Vi f, 'JA ,V I .-W., . A f-J-X' 2 . 15 eg: 5 f l Q I v ,L Z' :Pfffe 1 M' A F4 9 f q, yi 'A ' k nm V 1 . t ' z Wy wqmax 'cg M V s'? HT N A - 1, -Av . pf, f - 3 , Q - 14 b V.. ' J: ' h U Q ' M- ' , f Y M.m?f,,g A fa .' H - ALQTNQ: Iv' 5.5, ,A 4 TT, 4. ,L ., , '1 ' 4 X11 3? ' , F ,, Ai , Lf A M N- . , ,T W4 xx 4, ' 4' Q iff. Q 1 ,ff , , . , ,,I , 1 . S ' ' 9 .5 'vc 4 ' . - A , .gi ' , Q f . 1 . 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Gaines, Loudenback, Joe Beetle, J. C. Royan. SECOND ROW: Fisher, ? G. G. Owens, John Welch, John Jenninqs, Bill Akins, John Snow, Jim Elinn, Ed. Baumgardner, Walter Barker, Ed. Marshall, Jake Marshall, Joe Wick. .0-11' ,,, 5 ' fl '.., 1 1 'uns T? if 7, 7, 7, John Stewart, l.. Fisher, Bud Barker, Frank Welch, John Snow, Jim Flinn, Joe Wiclc gxzacfe, 5 cfm ol 7-eacfzexw awww 'Y' B. Mary Show, I-uello Harrod, Helena Unberhocker, Coyla Mann, Marcella Wick, Sara Hoffheins, Bertha Harrod. sd' 4' - .Jl? ' Ac. 9 --.L 1f'LM'b5f 1 Sxxifz gaa iam :U FIRST ROW Donald Slufe Mnke Jess Bobby Bunsold la Dessa Snapp Brenda Caraty Mary Jane Paulus SECOND ROW James Ganger Don Zell Bob Smyer Steve Colby Jerry Fntzpatruck Paul Snowden Mrs Hoffhenns THIRD ROW Richard Merfz Forrest Johns Mike Bauer Jean Asbury Lynn Luvely Judy large FOURTH ROW Dnckle Argabrlght Shelby Brown Carolyn Meyer Ruta Paulus Carol Davls ABSENT Teddy Barborst Troy Souders 52 laglifz gfracfe L. FIRST ROW Noel Roeth Ellen McCorkle Joyce Trost Shyrl Hamnlton Emal Pomeranz Donald Polhomus leoWeotherhead SECOND ROW leon Roeth Karen Stangel Jayne Davis Greg Huston Don Beasecher Jnmmy Fuller Nel son Supnnger Leroy Phyullaver Luella Harrod THIRD ROW Chester McKinney David Rutter Rachel Goff Paul Delaet Bobby Dull Carolyn Apple Jlll Moyer Margaret Parke FOURTH ROW Carolnne Johns Kenneth Frantom Mltchell Fruth lrvln Kelch Janlce Raffel Drona Lorcnne lcuralecn Lyons 53 j0LUUf!l. Q-Aacfe hmm FIRST ROW Lauretta Souders Carol Mertz Sharon Saul Sandra lease Margaret Paulus Carolyn Vance Charlyne Pltsenbarger Paulme Ganger Rosalue Barhorsf SECOND ROW Vlallle Mayse .llmmy Argabrughf Tommy Havenar Danny Kuhns Teddy lochfefeld Ken nefh Moore James lumber? Mrs Mann THIRD ROW Robert Alderman Jummy Large Barry Wolfe George Boker Sue Kmdle Judy Wuck Phyllns Kuelher FOURTH ROW Arthur Ayers Wallnam Myers Joe Souders Kathleen .lelley M G Brown Ronald Polhamus Mnchael Knouff 54 3 Y ' A ' I I I I I I I I ' l f. . - . ' I I I I I I I ' ' : I I I I I I . : I I I I ' ' I. . Www! Qfrade FIRST ROW Davnd Cofferman Carl Couchot Janice Thobe Mary Lou Parln Gary Beaver Dorothy Everung ham Bully Vance Phllnp Snapp Carl McCorkle SECOND ROW Larry Muller Sharon Parke Nancy Curl Judy Slnfe Wanda Stangel Janeffe Lochfefeld Peggy Stewart Bully Patterson Ronme Deloef Mrs Shaw THIRD ROW Terry VJICIK Bully Rnchord Swob Henry Kundell Faye Eldemlller Esther Craft Marnlyn Bea secker Judufh Mafhla Tommy Knouff Donna Jean Wogaman FOURTH ROV Jemmy Wnford Larry Phnllns Duane ple Tummy Phipps Davld Ven? Jnmmy Foster Gary Roefh Bernard Argabrlghf 55 Second gfcacle me-ni FIRST ROW Norman Goff Sue Pltsenbarger Regina Vance Patrlcna Mahlla Judy Stump Judy Wright ChfISfle Barhorst Jnmmy Huston Sherry Durnell Tummy Wolfe SECOND ROW Rnckey Slnfe Jnmmy Selanders James Mayse Cecul Baker Tummy Fxtzpatrnck Dlckne THIRD ROW Patty Wick Mnke Swabb Alberta Fuller Louis Mertz Bully Huffman Delbert Meyer Lola Faye Ratlnff Gary Flnnn Bobby Durnell Gary Phlpps Bertha Harrod FOURTH ROW Patrick Lyons Mary Foster Pam Cornelnus Cathy Large Bully Paulus Amta Ayers Carolyn Jelley Kenny Gazer Barbara Pence ABSENT Wanda Frasure John Beemer 56 : I . I . ' . . . I I . I . . , . I I . i I . . I . I I . , . . . I . . Asbury, laura Lambert, Dickie Havenar, Kathy Kuhns. Z P I P I I P I . I I . I . I I . I ' : . I , . I I . I . I I . I ' I , . lbwi gfnacfe I !' FIRST ROW Gladys Apple Evelyn Gonger larry Wlnemuller Susan Couchot sandra Beaver Wanda Souders Rebecca Vwlck Albert Mertz Mabel Ganger lauretta Baker Joe Cowen Marcla Carnty SECOND ROW Tony Rutter Chuckle Kuhns Karen Lochtefeld Bully Cowen Morgue Moyer Teddy THIRD ROW Mrs Unberhocker Donna l-elst Mlke Argabrught Howard Lambert Jane Rhoades Bully Cook Marnlyn Putsenbarger Denny Beaseclcer Ruth Ann Galer Bruce Stephenson Kathleen Lyons Charles Vondenhueval Mrs Waclc FOURTH ROW .lack Curl Joyce Knouff Rusty Cottrell Vonda Ratluff Marlorle DeBorde Ronnve Laette Lmda Wuford Stevle Knouff Carol Schmudt Ralph Parke Kathleen Flunn 57 4.1 ' 1 - I -'J- : I I l ' I I - I I ll I I I I I D . ' ,Z . I . I , . I . I Helman, Catherine Weidner, Garry Phillis, Deon Wehneman, Carol Weatherhecd, Gary Morelock. z l I . I . . I I I . I . . I I l I I I , . I . : I I I 1 I . ' I . . . . I . I . I I . 5 FIRST ROW: Kathy Kuhns, Margie Moyer, Jeanie Vance, Gary Morelock, Karen Lochtefeld, Howard Lam- bert, Tony Ritter, Mike Argabright, Gladys Apple, Albert Mertz, Susan Couchot, Sue Pitsenbarger. SECOND ROW: Kenny Gaier, Timmy Fitzpatrick, Patricia Matti la, Laura Lambert, Ruth Ann Gaier, Marilyn Pitsenbarger, Carol Schmidt, Carol Weatherhead, Kathleen Flinn, Donna Leist, Charles Vondenhueval, Judy Wright. THIRD ROW: Miss Harrod, Rusty Cottrel, Linda Wilford, Teddy Helman, Gary Phillis, Mrs. Wick. FOURTH ROW: Pam Cornelius, Anita Ayers, Delbert Meyer, John Beemer, Billy Paulus, Carolyn Jelley, Mary Foster,Patty Wick, Cathy Large. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE RHYTHM BAND FIRST ROW Cecil Baker Becky Wick Mabel Ganger Charles Kuhns Larry Winer-mller Janie Rhoades Bruce Stephenson Sandy Beaver Billy Cowan Evelyn Ganger SECOND ROW Dean Wehneman Joe Cowan Sue Prtsenbarger Jimmy Huston Dickie Havenar Jimmy Selander Rickey Slife Denny Beasecker Luretta Baker THIRD ROW Miss Harrod Joyce Knouff Kathleen Lyons Ronnie Llette Ralph Parke Patrick Lyons Barbara Pence Sherry Durnell Kathy Kuhns Judy Stump Mrs Wick FOURTH ROW James Mayse Dickie Asbury Louis Mertz Lola Faye Ratliff Alberta Fuller Gary Flinn Bobby Durnell Mike Swabb 5 Q 1 i 1 1 1 I 1 I I I I I ' 1 , , ' , , , I . I I I ' : . I I I I I I l I I I I I ' F ' : I ' . I l I I I I I , . V, K . Q. 1 .fiinotts ava :ers 8-34 B Lorarnie's Indians, 54-41, at Hous- Houston' Wildcat completed the about face trend by upsetting Fort ton. lt was the ice breaker for the Wildcats. who had gone winless in seven previous league engage- ments, while the loss went down as Loramie's sixth in eight circuit outings. GEORGE SCHNIPPEL and Virg Fullenkamp led Botkins to its set h win in 11 league showings and 10th in 17 for the season. Schnippel dumped in 19 and Ful 17, as the Trojans wen' 15-10 at the quartet moved on to a 28-21 margin intermission and 47-38 in the canto. Three of the Houston hoopster- into the double numbers, in Kenny Pence with twt, and ten free throws, Dar Pence with 12 points, and Moy . with 13. It was Houston's ninth setback 10 league tries and 11th re- in 13 for the Wildcats' com- IN THE FA1RLAw'1f1iiengage- ment, Houston came back from a .12-8 cr-unt at the close of the initial quarter to move out in front, 23- 17. at intermission. However, the Jets changed from ia man for man to a 2-3 zone in the isecond half, and this with better shooting enabled them to take over at the end of the third quarter, 35- 29, with the victors staging a 25- oint attack to clinch 'he victorv fp t , - their third in four league showings - in the final canto, Dick Adams. one of the shortest cagers in the league, netted five buckets and made good on 12 out of 15 free throw attempts for a 22- point total, to lead the Jets, who also gained help from Chuck Wes- terbeck. who made 17 counters and Oscar Manning, who had ten. Staff Photo by Wm- Olds Manning and Don Herman left the :tame on personals as did AS WILDCATS CLAWED IRISH - l-louston's Denny Houstm-S Pence byothergv Darren Moyer ll9l and Steve Lang ot Piqua Catholic go up af- and' lien-ny. . I M .lim Wick got 13 points for Hous- However, the Wildcats Put UP a ter the opening tip-oft of Friday night's basketball game ton' with Darren Pence adding, ten. or the fieldhouse. Houston won the boll game 48-34, Fairiawn also coopedthe Opener, handing the Irish their eighth season MEANWHILE, Houston's Wild- cats will also be seeking to get back into the winning circle when they tangle with Piqua Catholic's Cavaliers in the Piqua ficldhouse on Friday evening. Marking their nirlth loss in ten outings, the Wildcats were se- verely handicapped by the rangy Piqua cagers, who were led by Plumly and Weldy with 16 and 10 points, respectively. Kenny Pence sank six buckets and four free throws to head the Wildcats, who took a 17-12 lead at the outset, before Piqua came back to gain a slender 27-26 margin at intermission. Houston's Reserves trimmed the Piqua Freshmen, 34-24, in the pre- liminary. 42-33. 9 - .ka . . It was ninth setback in 10 eague tries and 11th reverse in 13 or the Wildcat-s campaign. Houston won the opener, 32-26. HOUSTON ORWARDS: Kenny Pence 2-10-14- .Vick 2-0-4. CENTER: Moyer 4-5-13. JUARDS: Holeton 1-0-21 Darrell Pence 6-0-121 Cotterman 0-2-23 Wooddell 0-0-05 Calloway 0-0-0 TUIALS: 15-17-47. BOTKINS FORWARDS: Fchaub 1-6-82 Frllen- 'tarnp 'i-3-l'l CFNTER1 Schnippel 6-7-19. UARDSg Ht-nin.ert 1-0-2g Cartwright 0-45 Kelly 1-0-23 Poppe 2-5-9. TOTALS: 9-22-60. :Y PERIODS ..... .1 2 3 4-T. louston ..... ..... , 10 11 17 9-47 Intkins . .... ...., l 5 13 19 13-60 RESERVE SCORE: Houston 32 BOI- kins 26. ' Jackson will entertain Fort' Lor- amie's Redskins and Anna hosts Houston's Wildcats, the same eve- ning, while on Thursday night, Fairlawn rounds out its league campaign with Russia at Piqua's fieldhouse - the site of the forth- coming county totirnament. due to open on next -Tuesday night. IN THE HOL'S'l iN outing, Ron- 'nie lllonnin sparked the Raiders with ten fieldcrs and a half-dozen charity tosses, with Dave Monnin and Gus Cordonnier notching 19 and 12 points, respectively. The Raiders were forced to come back from an 18-12 dkad- vantage in thefirst period to move tothe fore, 30-29, at the midway point. Closely contested, Houston re- turned in the third quarter to knot the count at 50-all but Russia spurted in the finale to clinch the important win. Dannv Moyer paced the Wild- cats with 21 counters, while Ken- ny Pence and Darrell Pence had 18 and 10 markers, in the order named. , And Jackson Center, by virtue of its victory over Houston, advanced to a meeting with Anna's Rockets in the second engagement of Sat- urday's cards at 9 o'clock. Jackson recorded its 14th win in 19 starts against Houston, while by the same token, the loss went down at the Wildcats' 14th in 15 games notable bid at the outset, taking the initiative- to gain a slight ed-ge midway through the initial period, before Dick Miller, Jackons's top shooter, came through with four buckets to give the Tigers a 20- 16 advantage at the close of the quarter. Jackson continued to advance in the second quarter, 38-27, but in the third stanza, Houston resort- ed to a set style to slow up the game to ourtscore the Tigers, 8-7, to cut the margin to 45-35. And' early in the final period, the Wildcats narrowed the gap to six points, 45-39, before Miller, who had sat throughout, the third quar. ter, returned, and with Gary E1. liott, quickly ran up the one-sided score. Miller, who was taken out be- cause of four fouls, sank 10 buc- kets and got four free throws, while.ElLiott notched 16 points, with Ronnie Rose, an outstanding fresh- man prospect adding 12 markers for the Tigers. The Wildcats, who did well de- spite thelir overall small size, were led by Jim Wick with 15 points and Darrell Pence's 12 counters, ii ' f.gi Ax A- qt, in X , E -L1 1 I WIS 1 2-ff , X W3 , , ,Q 1 5 wg' fi! 'S H55 X 5 HHS 1 I-qc! :xxx Xxx KENNY PENCE V LARRY HOLETON DAN MOYER 5444416411 1244-nd Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Houston Jackson Center Ft Loram I6 Fax r lawn Gettysburg Botkans Anna Jackson Center Ft Loramle Pnqua Central Res Pnqua Catholnc Russia Falrlawn Botknns Anna L 62 JIM WICK DARREL PENCE L I R - i f .N nf., E A - 5 ,J , rr , ,fi 'H WH 2 'IA' nfs-v I 1 .... 69 ....... 87 RQ ....55 . ' .... ....69 ....44 ' ,.... ...6l ....30 ..... ....63 Houston .... 48 Russia ........ .... 6 7 ....47 ' ....... ....59 ....60 ....8l ....47 .......72 ' .... 54 . 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Yard Dash ------- Mile Run ------- ---- Broad .lump--- ----- High .lump ----------- Pole Vault ----------- Discus Throw --------- Shot Put --------- --- 'F' COUNTY MEET Calloway, Second Wolaver, Second Vogler, Second Frasure, Third Noffsinger, Second Houston, First l8O-Yard low Hurdles-Vogler, First Houston, Second Goode, Second Huston, Second Vogler, First Fosnight, First Huston, Second 56, Houston Sl OND ROW: .lim Bashore, Norman Goode, Lewis Phyillaier, Dan Moyer, Tom Ridenour, Donn Calloway, Noffsinger. HIRD ROW: Tom Stewart, Steve Vogler, Lowell Wolaver, Bill Huston, Zoyd Wise, Jim Fosnigl-ut, Coach ssell Wagner. ril 7-Brown, Dual ---- ----- P oints: Houston 51 V2, Brown 43 lf2. ril 27-Covington,Triangular- Place: Houston 3rd. pril 28-Jackson Center, Dual-l-ost. ril 30-Wesleyan Relays ----- Team: Pole Vault 28', Shot Put ll3'. y 3-Bradford, Dual ------- Won. y 6-Covington Relays ---- -220: Wolaver, 5th--Pole Vault: Vogler, lst., l0'l l . y 7-Miami Relays -------- Pole Vault: Vogler, lst., lO'9 . y 9-County Meet -------- Points: Jackson Center 56, Houston 5l . y I4-District Meet ---- --- Pole Vault: Vogler, lst. , ll'4 . y l2-Jr. High Meet- ------ Points: Houston 40, Jackson Center 39 l.2. gdididll 7240! FlRST ROW Larry Holefon Tom Rldenour Bill Wooddell Kenny Pence SECOND ROW Fred Roefh Gary Rrdenour, Ed Cofterman Darrel Pence Jam Wnck Dale Noffslnger Ralph THIRD ROVX Joe Paulus Ralph Saul Paul Lyons Jrm Mnllhouse Dan Moyer Bull Flmn Jrm Bashore Larry Werlmg Herman Thobe Sam Stephenson Dlck Schulte 54426411 .fckedule Fl' Loramle Falrlawn Russia Bofklns Anna Jackson 66 wuozz H196 8C1AA2.i6CLll Team FIRST ROW Marnlyn Roeth Carolyn Jess Roberta Husfon Wanda btephenson SECOND ROW Jerry Cron Tom Wuck Davnd Craft Ed Smnth Bobby Fannung Joe Jones THIRD ROW Bob Delaet Eldon Swabb John Jones Kenny Wolaver Tom Dull Mr Wagner FOURTH ROW Dan Cotterman Chuck Bauer Davnd Polhamus Dan Johns Bert Shaner Roger Colby Duck Flnnn Wanda Stephenson Roberfc Huston Marilyn Roeth Carolyn Jess s n ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 I ' 1 SI A Oni ' Q ' fu. ,.,x I H . . If Q 'V' jkia., 5 Y., ,t ' I - W, f , . 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Q FIRST ROW: Bob Delaei, Bob Farming Chuck Morris, David Polhamus, Eddie Chappie. SECOND ROW: Larry Werling, Chuck Bauer, Danny Johns, Fred Roeth, Bob H:venar,Mr. Wagner. ff yd' pu., ,fr High School 1 gym CIGAA FIRST ROW: Joyce Booher, Emma Lou Jones, .Janice Marson, Marilyn lieffe, Priscilla Apple, Sue Michael Sharon Weafherheacl. SECOND ROW: Margie Holefon, Arlene Wolaver, Alice Parks, Kaye Wick, Alice Michael, Judy Smilh, Ruth Foster. THIRD ROW: Susie Veil, Peggy Havenar, Connie Hill, Vera Jess, Miss Platfoot. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Thompson, Mary Snowden, Helen Roeth, Eula Jane Snowden, Becky Nishwifz, Alice Gaines, Peg Johns, Maxine Campbell. E ILf1.51fL jcfwol guzlja gym CIMA All FIRST ROW Cora Mae Huston Helen Deefer Judy Croft Magorof Gilaeri Judy Meyer Ruth Ann Klehl THIRD ROW Joyce Johnson Shlrley Meyer Puffy Lenhcri FOURTH ROW Judy Wooddnll Pnff Bashore Mlss Ploffoot Mcrllyn Stephenson POUIIHC . . 1 SECOND ROW: Lindo Pitsenborger, Julio Dayis, Anneffe Frusure, Puffy Voif, Georgene Goier, Alice WIN I : . v , I , ' .I I ' MOYSe. I I 4 R Sevenifa 6 gigfbffl gym CIMA HRST ROW Ruth Ann McKunney Morgue Jones De Von Preston Dons DeBorde Judy Francus Glorna lease Sydney McCowen Sally Vent Carolyn Jess Patrxcra Barhorst SECOND ROW Chrlstune Mayse Sandra Stewart l-ous Kuether Helen Fisher Naoml Frantom Patty Werlxng Dlano Parlnello Sharon Frltz Frieda Thobe THIRD ROW Waunlta Michael Marilyn Roeth Marnlyn Barhorst Judy Horns Marulyn Trost Wanda Stephen son Roberta Huston FOURTH ROW Janet Wlck Sandra Stewart Charlotte Loranne Dolores Mertz Lass Apple Carole Swabb Patty Poh lschnerder Mlss Platfoot l 3 'V 1? 1 14' 5 'fu A K ,313 i ' lf? 1 13 1 , x - Af, -sssf x ,, -pct: w tl 25 N I ,fuk w la, -S MJ Q! IQ 5 AHS x 'dwg uniofz CIMA play fl- ,. XM ' . ' ' - A Mr-A1.,,.,.,-1 M. vs f E .51 lj 4 S ,Q , A y 'rr -- Y 3, 5 14.1 ff , :. 59 gi., .im . Q I A QM 'iff' f 1 SOPHOMORE C HRISTMAS PARTY X? ,ri 85. 32 4, l'Q QA.. -SA. among sw. f' ,M f -45 da. Y lffajotettea Mcrulyn Stephenson Morulyrr Lrette Peggy Hovenor lad FIRST ROW Mornlyn Stephenson Morrlyn Lnette Peg Hovenor SECOND ROW Gary Rrdenour Bull Rauch Duck Flmn Donald Boshore Ralph Bauer THIRD ROW Arlene Wolaver Jean Asbury .Iudy Smith Eldon Swabb Morgue Holeton Prlscnllo Apple Judy Wooddell Duck Schulte FOURTH ROW Joyce Booher Ruth Ann McKinney Tom Wlclc Roger Col Nlnke Foster Bob Smyer Mike Jess Helen Roeth Ruth Ann Krehl FIFTH ROW Shirley Meyer Chuck Bauer .Ilm Wuclc Darrel Pence .Ilm Boshore Bully Shaw Annette Frosure SIXTH ROW Moss Yocum Larry Werlung 78 High School I Cfzofvlw FIRST ROW Prnscu lla Apple Marnlyn Thompson Marulyn Stephenson Helen Deeter Janice Manson Maxrne Campbell Marilyn Llette Sue Muchael Sharon Weatherhead SECOND ROW Margaret Gilbert Joyce Booher Judy Craft Cora Mae Huston Peg Havenar Mary Snowden Judy Smith Alice Mrchael Kaye Wlck Ruth Foster Miss Yocom THIRD ROW Annette Frasure Judy Meyer Sally Vent Patty Bashore Georgene Gazer Lando Patsenbarger Alice Wise Paulane Mayse Ruth Ann Knehl Susie Vert FOURTH ROW Judy Wooddell Julia Davis Helen Roeth Alrce Gaines Patty Lenhort Connie Hull Margie Holeton Vera Jess Peg Johns Arlene Wolaver 0 Z . . I . I . I I . ' . I I I I . I ' 1 . I I I I I . I . . I . I I . . : I I I I I I I . ' I . . I . I . I . . . : I . . I I . - I I . . I . I I I ' 8 wuofr H496 QMJA Cfzofuw FIRST ROW Sally Vent Margie Jones Sydney McCowen Gloria lease Doris DeBorde Patricia Barhorst Carolyn .less J Francis SECOND ROW Peg Johns Waumta Michael De Von Preston Janet Wick Sharon Fritz Ruth Ann Mc Kinney Patty Pohlschnelder Diana Parinello Roberta Huston Frieda Thobe Miss Yocom THIRD ROW Helen Fisher Christine Mayse Lois ple Loss Kuether Sandra Stewart Naomi Frantom Judy Harris FOURTH ROW Dolores Mertz Patty Werllng Marilyn Roeth Carole Swabb Sandra Carity Marilyn Bar horst Marilyn Trost Vanda Stephenson Charlotte Loraine V Y ns n 3 me-Chem 1 tr' Q mm High AW f Chow FIRST ROV! Norman Couchot Kenneth Kindell Ed Havenar Tom Wick Bob Delaet Kenny Wolaver Tom Dill larry Francis SECOND ROW: Miss Yocom, Carl Mertz, Lavern Ganer, Dick Nnshwitz, David Craft, Eddie Smith, Eldon Swobb, Dick Flinn, Dennis Snapp, Dan Cotterman, Jerry Cron, Arlene Wolaver. THIRD ROW: David Goff, Bobby Fanning, Wayne Phyilloier, Roger Colby, Tom Lyons, Bill Shaw, Thomas Slife, Sammy Weidner, Mike Foster. FOURTH ROW: Bert Shaner, lrwin Perin, .lim Loraine, Don Johns, Jerome Paulus, Herman Hoffman, Chuck Bauer, Larry Counts, David Polhcmus. Zyl gf, kt' f 5 Q A 5 1 3 5' 14 8L8LfLC?JlA shop CIMA we FIRST ROW Ralph Soul Joe Paulus Bob Delaet Fred Roeth Don Carrty Gene Zell Henry Jones Bob Havenar SECOND ROW Gary Radenour Perry Snowden Ronnie Cook Paul Lyons Jim Mnlhouse Eddve Chappue Glenn Foster Bill Stephenson Mr White THIRD ROW Sam Stephenson Felton Gordon Winston Hulme Bill Rauch Herman Thobe Gale Wick Ted Fisher Bill Flann Larry Holeton FOURTH ROW Kenny Pence Randall Frasure Ralph Bauer larry Werlnng Darrel Cool Tom Vert B ll Langston Eddie Cotterman Darrel Pence Every student enrolled in vocational agriculture us a member of the Future Farmers of America or gamzation The first year members enrolled in the vocational agriculture course hold the Greenhand degree inthe F F A and upon completion ofthe year s work and if they meet certain qualifications they are elgrble to become Chapter Farmers This year s Greenhands are Ralph Saul Bob Have nar Ed Chapple, larry Werlmg Fred Roeth Donald Carity Ronnie Cook Bill Rauch Joe Paulus Paul Lyons Gary Ridenour, and Gene Zell The seven boys who were advanced from Greenhand to Chapter Farmers this year are Felton Gordon, larry Holeton, Ralph Bauer, Winston Hulme Henry Jones Sam Stephenson and Randall Frasure The Future Farmers of America is an organization which helps its members to be better farmers for the years to come The members have their own livestock and crop projects which will help them in getting started as successful farmers ln l955-56 these projects will involve 207 acres of crops and 89 head of livestock, also 50 broilers and l hive of bees. The F. F.A. is a self-supporting organization which includes various activities such as public speaking contests, parliamentary procedure contests, and iudging contests. The chapter also sent 2 delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri. Funds to support the Houston Chapter are derived from paper drives, hauling trash, and skating parties. The outstanding event of the year is the F. F.A. Banquet when the members honor their parents with CI banquet and program. 83 LMTM? panllameniwzy f!l.0CQ.CiLU7.2 Team Shop CIMA A MHHWQ-W 'W1,z 1 : iw! If 'AY VA-QA , ,, , . 1 ff ' J, , ' X., 3' 3, My , ff , f 'I 3? ff? L 1 W 1 A L ' , Wy ,, . 5 I I - J Y. . ,., . , V Q- ,N M if 1 Laiin C-11,46 '46 ROGANTI D ISCIPULI The latun club of Houston Hugh School IS named Rogantu Dlscnpull and has as Its motto Nunc Aut Numguam At the mutual meeting of the year the group under the guudance of the teacher Mrs Hoffhems elected the followlng officers Presldent Llnda Pltsenbarger Vlce Presldent Cora Mae Huston Secretary Sharon Weatherheod Treasurer Emma Lou Jones Our actnvltles for the year uncluded the learnung of the Pater Noster and the Fadem Meam Oblugo and a Christmas party with a guft exchange held at the home of Mrs Hoffheuns ge omeifzy CIMA Dvqffnmdzfm ,nf -ni SEATED Ralph Bauer Tom Rldenour Gary Rndenour Larry Holeton Sharon We0fl1eI'l1e0d STANDING Felton Gordon Lewns Phyullauer Jam Wuck Bob Wuck Hank Jones Ruth Ann Knehl Lindo Pl tsenbarger Mr Smyer ,,.,..,.-P... ,,4nl' ,-f 'a jav- ,fx -J-Il-Q 409- vw' ,am my-18 'ff -,gy hw amtoti Mr Wlnfrmgham Mr Hall Eu: Wziveu M' Cromes, Mr Weotherheod, Mr Royon, IW Smyer, Mr Comfy, Mr Mumcw. zqlumru 0411.2 Ci0!Ly 1929 Nary luculle Booher Norval Mayer Robert Nucholas Herbert Rhodehamel Russell Spraul Floyd Wrck l930 Nancy Chalmers Grulfus Gunther, Calvun lblbert Howard Jelley La Danna Kuhn Caulah Wuck l Roeth Thelma Mclirnney Mary McCowen Oda Johrstan 9 Edna Bodenmuller, Charlotte Brunswuck Edna Clutter John Flunn, Verna Lee l'bpe leala Meyer Helen Short Gladys West Mary lou Wulluans l932 Francus Cook Archue Copsey Wulbur Flunn, Warren Holetan, Grace Jelly Delma Morey Katherune McMaken Paul 'lrlssel l933 Thelma Carrol Munerva Fashner Vuvuan Flunn Robert Gullespue Floyd lbegner Margery l'lelman Marlon Hunt Velma McDorman Erma Nbrey Torn Moyer, Melva Pence Francus Penrod Nhrgue Pence Melvun Sehm-rdt' Schmudt Nartha Stewart Erma Wuntrungharru Marvun Wuck Howard Stump Vesta Vkeudner Velma Wrught 1934 lreva Barker Dons Booher, Bertha Chalmers, Ralph Francus Mabel Ganger Irene lirstan Maruan Helman Samuel Holly Clyde Kuhn Ubon Lyons, leslue Nuckolcus Ethel Pleman Velma Roeth Delbert Wick 1935 Edward Churubers Lorena Frossard Marlarue Gunther Marue Harp Loren Mchlacken Wauneta Helman John Geer, Nbrcella leslue Otrs Mayrem, Jrxephune Rayon Lester Schlatterbeck Trevor Shepard, Wulmuth Stewart Francus Truttschuh Opal Wuck Horner Rousseau l936 Jeanette Adams, Thomas Carroll Jenune Clutter Edgar Cromes Onuskcu McMacken Bull Gunn Oneta Huston Kathryn Rees Vesta Wuck liurold Wolaver, LeDonna Wrught I937 Frank Beaver Alberta Carpenter, Fblen Clawson Mary louuse Eldredge, Dorthea Lyons Norbert Lyons laus Rouse Naomu Glynn, Joseph Holly Frank Jus Robert large Ralph Lulue Dorothy Hoover Muldred Hoover laVerna Kuhn 938 Junuor Barker Lester Beaver lenara Bayer Vuolet Brush, Hubert Kuhn Charles Kundle Mary Louella Cecul Bonnue Coffman Ruth Gullespue Gertrude Nuchalos Earl McCluntock lawrence Muller Mlluam Rehfus, luetta Wrught Euleen Haleton Martha McCluntock l939 Walter Beaver Robert Bautnoat Robert Chalmers, Ruchard Clawsan, Dorothy Jess John DeNuse Vrrgunua Hetz ler Jack Hewutt Helen Holly Ruth l-alle, Gwendolyn Wulluamson John Moder Gene Powell l94O John Carpenter Mary Chalmers Marlon Free Robert Fuller Charles Pltsenbarger lena Goode Betty Green Ruchard Grussom Wulluam Hershey, Paul Hoover Ruchard Jones Carl Huwer Jean Kundle Muldred Large Jeanne ons Lorena Muddy Burl Ratcluff Beotruce Ratcluff Patncua Munk Donald Penrod Donald Roegner laDonr-a Raegner Frances Thobe Emma Vance l94 Dorothy Bauer Robert Beaver Paul Brown, Alfred Cecul, Dorothy Chalmers Wanda Ganters Mauruce Clawsan Vuola Gruse June Helman, Margaret Hetzler Lolo Jean Hunt John Jelley Tullue Jess George are Mabel McMncken lbrbert lrlttschuh Dorothy Muddy Evan Penrod Roy Putsenbarger Kenneth Polung Lennetta Wuck Arthur Roeth Esther Rayon 1942 Luluan Faler, Robert Frances Marvun Heuns Helen Ganger Dorothy Wullramson Margaret Goode Eleanor Huwer Joseph Nucholas Dortha Penrod Euleen Vogler James Nushwutz Rex Pitsenbarger Raymond Wackler Arthur Wehneman Earl Wunemuller 1943 Norma Jean Apple Laura Beaver, Roy Dovus, lous Free, Narrrs Helman Ruth Muddy Maruarue Hoover George Jess leslne large, lrene Maxsan Phyllus Meeker Anuto Rayon, Hazel Wehneman 1944 lrma Beaver Vernon Boakwalter, Ruth Brown John Gephart Velura Pitsenbarger Charles Goode Wayne Homan Norma Mu Ruchard Mulls Rowena Rosell Bull Swob Joan Short lvan Wuck l945 Frances Barker Junuor Brush Eddue Flunn Betty lou Gullespue Dale Helman Jum Higgrns Betty Janes, Donald Leust Jeanette Pitsenbarger Bull Cowan I946 Marue Curl Laura Davus Phyllus Free Jean Gephart Florence Gunn Bull Malls Mary Harp Henruetta Huwer Duck Meeker Eduth Mayer, Cecul Phullus lawrence Rockwell luther Roeth Nola Wehneman l947 Katherune Apple Margaret Boyer Ralph Brown Barbara Coate John Faler June Mae Holtzapple Marue Jess John Leust Robert Penrod Grover Rhoades Jr Herman Rhodehamel Arthur on Norma Jean Short I Wehneman Ronald Whutehouse l948 Betty Copeland Paul Counts, Robert Durnell Arthur Flunn Mary Ann Forsythe Raymond Jess Bull Janes Vurgul Kungery lsabell Langston Ruchard langston Muruam Meyer Carl er Ollue Muuruaw Dolores Ordung Clyde Putsenbarger Earl Schmudt Vrrgul Schmudt John Shaner lous Shawler 1949 Cluffard Boyer lawrence DeMange Ruchard Elsas Raymond Grlmore Jr Harley Grass Margaret Huwer Wulbur Jess Charles McCorkle Henry Nottungham Alton Ordung Jean Patterson Norman Paulus, Onda Putsenbarger Robert Roeth Robert Weugman l950 Martha Meyer Joyce Gephart Donald Flrnn Margaret Games, Conrad Baoher Wulma Haltzapple Ruchard Roeth Nancy Johns Johnny Hugguns John Agenbroad Ray Williamson Joan Stewart Carolyn Rasell Betty Morelack Bull Muddlebroak Susue Staley Wayne Foster, Chorlyne McCowen 9 Patsy Apple Mary lau Callaway Joan DeMange Wulluam DeMass Marue Francus Patsy Gross Larry Henkel Herschel Kuehl Carl Muchael Patrucuo Petersrmes Lorna Htsenbcurger Kay Smuth Eugene Werlung Margaret Wolfe Joan Wooddell i952 Vucku Agenbroad, Norman Anderson Kenneth Burger JoAnn Calloway Carol Dovus James Francus Marulyn Hardenbrook Duck Hudson Muchael Johns Darrell Kuehl Vurgunua Meyer Nancy Nbrrus Barbara Moyer Joe Ordung Pearl Paulus Maxme Petersrmes Harald Roeth Marue Roeth Cletus Thobe Davud Werdner Chrus V ulluarrson Gordon Wise l953 Duck Babylon Charles Calloway Jon Carey Jum Dull lee Elsas, Mary Johnson Jahnnue Knoufl Joan Luette PhyllusPatterson H arald Sherman Ronald Short laus Snuder Ella Jean Snowden Jerome Thobe Gene Vert Norma Jean Wrlght l954 Luther Apple Robert Bashare Duck Colby Donald Counts Barbara Francns Lysle Holman Anuto Henkel Allen Haleton Bull Johns Delbert Kuehl Eddue Luette Wulma Mrchael Patrucua Muddy Charles Nushwutz Jr Pa Patterson Larry Puckerung, Phyllus Putsenbarger Vernon Rutter Vuncent Rutter Jack Roeth Jack Shawler Cou la Stephenson Charles Weudner Esther Wulluamson Aluce Wooddell l955 Camulla Caruty lanuta Cool Helen Donson Vurgunua Fannung, Shurley Frances M C Gordon Bull Fbston Mary Ellen Jess John Jonm Anna Mary leust Ruta Mertz Narlorue Moms lewus Patterson Louus Petersumes Anna l-ouuse Smuth Elaune Stephenson lam Stewart, Jum Truplett, Steve Vagler Zoyd Wuse Lowell Wolaver 956 Prrscllla Apple Joyce Booher Darrel Coal Bull Flunn Jum Fosnught, Aluce Games Morgue Foleton e Johns, Emma lou Janes Marietta Jones, Sue Muchael Darlene Motter Kenny Pence tblen Roeth, Barbara Smuth Bull Snuder, Eula Snawden Bull Stepheroon Susue Veut lam Veut Gale Wuck Bull Wuck Arlene Wolaver Bull Wooddell 88 I O 1 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,.,, 1 1 I ll I 1 I I I I r I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,.,. 1 Ly 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , . 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