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Hind Chorus...- FnFnAoonooaooooa 1-2-3-la 0 o 1'2 3 1-2-3-ls s 0 0 Q 1 2'3 1 2-3-ln 1-2-3-lx 1-2-3-ll SSNIUR Cl-ASS HISTORY M 5 6 1 J 'G ii b o It was a. nervous day in September in 1956 for aenty Freshmen who came timidly througx the doors of old Hoyt High. Even though the building was familiar to us, the Seniors helped us find our way around. The happy group consisted of Danny Rickel, Marvin McKinley, Patty Doud, Joe Mattwaoshshe, Wilma Cox, Steve Hojaclmi, Gary Salts, Kenneth Rosevelt, Myron Stithen, Glenda Jones, Bill Holt, Beth Carey, Karen Reddick, Bill Grant, Glen Everhart, Bill Fleischer, Gerri Lue Gooderl, and class officers: Marcia Joy, Presidentg Gerald Albright, Vice-President, Joan Dickinson, Secretary, Mary Younger, Treasurer, and Marlene Donahue, Reporter. 'lhis year Mr. Brown was our sponsor. Gerri Lue and Mary were chosen from our class as cheerleaders. A more ambitious group entered the doors of Hoyt High School for the Sophomore year. We were happy to have Marvin back and a new student, Tnorton Flowers. We chose for our class officers this years Marlene Donahue, Presidentg Bill Fleischer, Vice-President, Gary Salts, Secretary, Joan Dickinson, Treasurer, Marcia Joy, Reporter, and Mary Younger, Student Council Representative. Our sponsor was Mrs. Cockerill. The biggest event of our Sophomore year was when Joan and Mary were chosen for Homecoming Attendants. Mary was also chosen for F. F. A. Sweetheart Attendant. Starting into our Junior year we find that Thorton Flowers and Wilma Cox are no longer with us. We fonmd that we had gained Marilyn Southard fron Seaman. Our officers for this year were: Joan D:I.cki.n- son, Presidentg Marlene Donahue, Vice-President, Karen Roddick, Secre- taryg Marilyn Southard, Treasurer, Gary Salts, Reporter, and Bill Fleischer and Glenda Jones as Student Council Representatives. The highlights of our Junior year were the Junior play, 'Amazing Gracie , Jlmior-Senior Banquetg two Honeconing Attendants, Marilyn and Beth, who were also cheerleaders. Our sponsor for the year was Mrs. Sadler. When we returned for our Senior year in '59, we found that we had lost Glenda Jones but had gained Bob Alfrey, Sharon Heath, Jack Arm- strong, and Kenneth Rosevelt. To conclude the final year we chose our officers as: Mary Younger, Presidentg Marlene Donahue, Vice-Presidentg Marilyn Southard, Secretary, Joan Ilickinson, Treasurer, Ihroia Joy, Reporter, and for Student Council Representatives, Marcia and Gary. The many highligmts of this year included the Senior Play, Senior Banquet, Senior trip to Rockaway Beach, and best of Graduation. Also we were privileged to have the Homecoming Queen selected from our class. They were Marilyn Southard Everhart. Our sponsors were Mr. Bontrager and Mrs. Waller. Junior- aJl was King and and Glen 55:49 cuxss f f, M Pnovnzcv Illia simon .sgligb 4 ' 4,5 if 5 I K J Q' It is now the year 1980. We decided to take a journey around the world and peek into the lives of our 1960 Seniors and see how success- ful they have been. It seems only one member of the class remain :Ln Hoyt. She is Sharon Heath. It seems she is putting her nurses training to work on her bakers dozen consisting of 6 boys and 7 girls. As we journey on down into Arkansas we find Joe Mattwaoshshe, happy and content, making grain alcohol in his still in the heart of Arkansas. He is also president of the Alcoholics Anonymous Club. Is it hurting your business Joe? Bill Fleischer, now a world famous chef has his own television show in New York City. He is teaching housewives how to prepare Shishkabob , one of his famous dishes. As we approach Broadway :Ln New York, we find Joan Dickinson star- ing in a great Musical entitled Billy the Kid . She seems very pleased at being such a success on Broadway. We boarded a plane and buzzed up to Greenland where we found Gerri Lua Gooderl as the head of a big Tomato Juice Factory. She squeezes 50 million quarts of juice a day. 'Happy squeezing . Next, we buzzed to Monaco. We found Mary Younger Cl-Ioltl as the distinguished hair dresser of Princess Grace. Good work Mary! Now we are gliding over the Sahara Desert and whom do we see be- sides Jack Armstrong lying in the sand trying to get a sxmtan, by using moonshine for tanning lotion. We travel down to the middle of Africa where we find Myron Stithem :Ln the Belgian Congo working for the Ape's Gazette. He is the editor of the lovelorns column. I wonder how it feels to be playing cupid? While leaving Africa, we saw a clearing in the heart of the jungle. Gary Log Salts was teaching monkeys the rock'n roll beat, with his Bango Drums. When arriving in Arabia, who welcomed us but Bob Alfrey, an oil tycoon. He has his own harem, and a herd of 30 camels, one for each wife. As we sweep down over the China plains, we find Kenneth Rosevelt in China painting a portrait of Chong Kai Chong'e. His next adventure will be to paint a portrait of the President of Saturn, Bridgette Bardot. What an adventure! We stopped in Mongolia only to find Glen Everhart. It seems he is producing his own Ford space rocket TB-176209. He buzzes around the world once a day. In a town 30 miles away we find Danny Rickel producing a new style of 'Chevy' space rocket called the Beth Everhart Special . I-le and Glen have a drag race every morning, still trying to prove which is best. Who's winning, boys? QPWA XS 3 ykval WX Q' 'V We boarded a pink submarine and move on to Australia, where we xl F find Marlene Dona.hue with her basketball team the Crazy-legs Five. Cx? They are preparing to tour the planets. Next they are scheduled to 1 play the moon women, Good luck, girls I!! X 4 1 Next, we chartered a jet and zoomed dovm to the Antarctica, and 4-In who did we find but Corky Albright. It seems he is attempting to both farm and invent. He's working on his newest invention, 'The Do-It- Iourself Snow-Helter!! if YX.Q 0a Arriving in Hawaii we find Beth Carey Ufenskej, Beth is now a Y famous Hula Dancer and in her spare time helps Larry manage the Coca- r Honga Night Club. 5 We Journey to Juneau, Alaska only to find Marvin McKinley running f a Pharmacy. He is trying to Lnvent a wonder-drug to beautify the 4, ' Eskinos. Also in Alaska we find Marcia Joy what a coincidence It vi seems she runs an Igloo Music School. She is,teaching the Eskimos how N ' to sing the vocal scale. Y- J' - ,Q - Coming down through Hollywood we find Marilyn Southard and her is ' JS movie-star husband Onion Head Huw Griffinl. They are raising their A0 ,f own little onion heads on their 1,000 acre chicken farm. Happy QL V hatching season! , ' 'Iv Ka , g . u x Traveling into the heart of Hollywood we find Karen Reddick. She Af ? is a private secretary to her lifelong dreamboat, Cary Grant. ,Z Y 'ca We skip across the country to Cape Canaveral, Florida where, we M - N-FAXB find Bill Grant preparing to blast off to the moon to continue work in , Sb!-Q:-' hi diamond mine. He says Glenda now has a diamond rlng for each ln finger, M .Lk L03 Next, we float to Havanna, Cuba, where we find Bill Holt working 'Ff 'f..q ' as a trumpet player of a well known orchestra the Butter-Finger Congo, X 1 ff 1 X Who do we see on the piano but Liberace and that youngster Jack Benq x IND ' p evo nw ewor s s-ove ecor ourown . Bgargtngth 111 ithth ld'betl ddirt Mr lk H ' ' p Last, but not least, we find Patty Doud in the Panamanian Swamps. V She seems very pleased with her job of nursing charmed alligators and pet chimpazes. One of her prized chilpazes will soon take his space ship to the moon. f We were so glad to find the Seniors of '60 all well and happy. 5 Also we were glad they were putting their many talents to such good Y 0+ use 5 F. ss . pi' tb cb Qs Sew s af- 'az X P kf'L 1072 fr Q Lv v 335 4 7 Kia-4.,f.,v'+ SM ' 2 V ,x if r 'of' cvifxt , .11-43,3-J A ' ' 0x I Q F515 . 9 12 0 , ! Us A 1 A C 0 f Dui 3 4- GJ. Dkae, Q P- A-' is W rr ,Nm ASME K, N 'A'-JJ-AJ-Q simon cuss WILL I, Marlene Donahue, do will and bequeath W lousy typewriter, which doesn't type, to Sue Salts, because I know it will make her as mad as it did ls. To W cousin Sandy, I leave W ability to be 15 minutes late every morning, and finally to Miss Steenbock I leave W apologies for being such a demon in Shorthand class. I hope for her sake, she doesn't have anybody like me next year. I, Mary Younger, do will and bequeath W ability to make b in History to the Junior boys provided they try a little harder, and W struggles to put out the school paper to the editor of the paper next year, provided it is Sue Salts. I, Marilyn Southard, do will and bequeath W mny fights with Bill Fleischer to W sister Janet. To Glenda Anderson, I leave all W morning walks, provided she refuses all rides, like we never did. To Jim Albright I leave W sense of direction, providing he uses it to keep himself from getting lost. I, lhnny Rickel, do will and bequeath W wolfish ways to Charles Bailey, to Barbara Heggison I leave W ability to party, party, party! and last but not least, I leave W football equipment to 'Baby Bear' if he doesn't tear it up. I, Patty Doud, do will and bequeath W height to Bill Williams, providing he grows some, and W Chemistry book to Celeste Fuller. I, Gary Salts, do will and bequeath W height to 'Baby Bear , W nick- name to James Rose, W seemingly natural ability to never have a date to Elmer Hubener, and the fun of being a Senior to the Juniors. I, Glen Everhart, do will and bequeath W '55 Ford to W sister, Bethg W nickname to Bill Hubener, and W long hair to Jerry Grant. I, Kenny Rosevelt, do will and bequeath W ability to keep my hair combed to Elmr Hubener, and all W good times and ability to ness around continually to Celeste Fuller. I, Corkey Albright, do will and bequeath W ability to get along with Catherine Hill to Jim Albright and Bill Berger, W ability to ride the bench in sports to Frank Kopp, and W small amount of knowledge to Darrel Albright. I, Myron Stithem, do will and bequeath W many dates to Charles Bailey provided he is always home by 12:00, and W ability to play football to fhry Stadel, providing he makes the All-Star team, and W study hall desk to Mr. Leezy, providing he doesn't write on it. I, Marcia Joy, do will and bequeath W excess weight to Beverly Bostwick and W many music lessons to Eva Hay provided she uses them to a good advantage. I, Jack Armstrong, do will and bequeath W many hours of loafing in class to W brother Jim, and W ability to rod W Ford to Linda Osborne. I, Bill Holt, do will and bequeath W 'Hot Cornet' to Jerry Grant, if he promises to play only Jazz, and my long hair to him also because he needs both. I, Gerri Lue Gooderl, do will and bequeath W driving ability to Catherine Hill, and W purse to all the boys that have been trying to get into it for the past four years. I, Sharon Heath, do will and bequeath W ability to write a letter everyday to Catherine Hill, W ability while driving to run every car off the road to Beth Everhart, W ability to forget W shoes to Glenda Anderson, and f:Lnal'Ly I will W wonderful ability for getting into trouble to Dawn Spencer, Beverly Bostwiok, Janet Southard, and all the members of the Freedom-Lover's Club. I, Joan Dickinson, do will and bequeath W Bookkeeping book to Bill Barger as long as he learns to juggle the figures. Also W job of playing for Boys Glee Club to anyone brave enougx to take it. I, Marvin McKinley, do vrlll and bequeath W center position on the football team to Frank Kopp, and W bookkeeping ability to Jeff Williams, providing he uses it properly. I, Beth Carey, do will and bequeath W placid disposition to Sue Salts provided she use it always on Catherine Hill, W position as flute soloist for the band to Dawn Spencer and W ability to cheerlead to Sandra Donahue, if she promises to wear a page boy coiffure. I, Bill Fleischer, do will and bequeath W ability to get along with Miss Steenbock in Bookkeeping to any poor thing in her class, and W ability to eat in 3rd hour study hall to Janet, providing she doesn't get fat. I, Karen Roddick, do will and bequeath W ability in gm class to Linda Osborne, so she might have as much fun as I have, all W meanese and W four wonderful years of higx school to the Freshman girls that they might be just as oruery and have just as much fun their remaining three years. I, Joe Hattwaoshshe, do will and bequeath W many adventures in Kansas City to Don Niece, provided he is a little more cautious than I was, and to Virgil Bowden I leave W Ford, that is, :Lf he will take just as good care of it as I always have. I, Bill Grant, do will and bequeath W wavey hair to Bill Hubener, and W ability to get into trouble to W brother Jerry. I, Bob Alfrey, do will and bequeath W many hours at school to Char- lotte Hughes, providing she stays there, and those joyous bus rides to Ryland Kessinger, if he won't gripe about the bumpy roads. 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Borth, Sponsorg Gary Salts, Reporterg Gerald Albright., Vice President, lhrell Albright, President, Glen Everhart, Secretary Gary Stadel, Treasurerg Jim Albright, Sentinel. Q 5 O Top Row: Jim Armstrong, James Rose, Jerry Grant, Roger Gooderl, Larry Waggener, Quarles Bailey, Jack Armstrong, Elmer Hubuner, Ric- lmrd B0lfdCllo Middle Row: Frank KSPP, Richard Bausch, B. Ball, Don lioce, lyron Stithen Bill Grant, Howard Ihy, Bill William. Bottom Rows Hr. Barth, Gary Salts, Gerald Albright, lhrell Albright., Glen Everhart, Gary Stadel, Jin Albright. ROYALTY Q U E E N lhrilyn Southard KI N G Glen Everhart HOMECOMING DANCE Left to Rights Gary Salts, Queen lhrilyn Southard, Denm Rickel, Beth Bverhart, King Glen Everhart, and Beth Carey. Top Rows J. Grant, H. Carr, D. Nioce, J. Phttwaoshshe, D. Albright, J. Albright, J. Armstrong. Middle Row: R. Bausch, Bill Grant, B. Barger, D. Rickel, G. Everhart, G. Albright. Bottom Row: B. Fleischer, M Stithem, G. Salts, M. Hcliinely, Hr. Bontrager LETTERMEWS CLUB Top Rows Hr. Bontrager, C. Hill, B. Bverhart, J. Dickinson, S. Salts C. Hughes, His: Steenbock. Bottem Raw: H. Yourgqer, B. Carey, G. Goodrel, H. Jay, H. Donahue. Top Row: B. Ibggiscn, D. Butler, C. Hughes, D. Spencer, G. Anderson E.H. Bolz, C. Hill, Second Roan Miss Steenbock, C. Ungermn, H. Heggison, B. Bostwick, se mmm, Ce Fuller, Le Hughls, Le mbofne Third Row: P. Doud, K. Reddick, G. Good:-el, H. Youmer, S Heath, H. Jey Je Dickinlale Fourth Row: B. Carey, H. Southard, S. Salts, J. Southird, B. Earhart. CHEERLE DERS From left to rights Janet Southard, Beth Carey, Sue Salts, Marilyn Southard, and Beth Eve:-hart... mf Wm? 'af 1 TXMQ j?'fXFW? 5 I' lfx if ,f i'fTg1i'f it XA 'ffSlJL1Ql ?3.iLT5-5 , . '9 X: wax X Qu, ,-' dwg- J Wf-Qf E3l,f XETJ9 Tag 6 ' A me I- -hd-V xuxx H Nix iiffgliiif Q by V, -f.. Z, 3129-Ar' f SXX f'1f. Z ,.y.x w' Sporfs Tifkiag? rw ff A-7 ff MY HN X W X X kk M J I g 0 xwgxffxxl QQ Sw ilk f V FOOTBALL TEAM Record Won Lost nav' F' le I cf sc-'leg GLQIQ M 4 BQCI1' Q Qf-4' f. lhnqy Rickel Guard sal C1997 nd J B111 Back Gmgfng Fhrvin McKine1y Center I' Ar ewfd Ba:ft o'1s 60 n 1 Www ,Egg yihrr fd: k.hk, 1 k:,h 1, ' i Ak'i' 1 , ,L.1'f if-'::,g ,k1, 44,-4,:w,:.:4, - 9 o c Q 4 I 01 BASKETBALL A i M A-15 Mr. Bontrager ww X V QM' ':f'2:fW ? 4 T E KKBII T E A M 5 fl-44' I xA A M GIRLS' TfAM SQ UAD GIRLS' Steenbock C o A c fl?-51 'QM H X il? 'iw we ix 1 N Q 'Km '41 1? E' M T? Change Partners Motherly Love iff it . WY sf 1 U a J ,P S . ,,. 3 - rf Wimrevrl' ,af NVQ :L Af' ,M5,., Whitih Misa Going my way? Backet Q Ai, Blondie T : I . gag .A wi QF fm tJ,qs ehmh BUDDIESIII Smiley Q fin . 1,3 Tension Hado MOVi H MVC S .tl Higher ALL SMILES THD OF A KIND HOODS First Class SHORT SHORTS Joy ef HOLT MERGE - f TOUGH! i ' 1 Charming BEATNIK BALL Brain Work EW SLEEPING BEAUTY THAT OLD GANG OF MINE REAR VI ALL POOPED OUT CLASS TRIP LOOK OUTUU!! FIGHT, FIGHT, FICHT1 A SLEIGH OF QUEENS FOR mmm MISS AMERICA I. 1 , is BEAUTY 8: BEAST AIN'T THAT CUTE? MUTT 81 JEFF ENGLISH IV REAL SHAPE U! HOT BID!!! HIS FAMOUS 2 POINTS PIE QUICK CHANCE KGSJ THE MORNING AFTER WINNERS THROUGH G THROUGH mi l A 1 , ff I 'f,f.fQfl7lW ??????????? S W WIDE AWAKE?'???? HISTORY CLASS SCHOOL FIRST sico ND THIRD GRADE Top Rows Second Row: Third Front Rows . Moore, S. Grant, H. Range, C. Cummings, N. Harding . Jenson, L. Goodre1,H. Foster, . lhttwuoshshc, H. Rose, L. Hollidq, Hrs. llcEl.fresh. Row: R J D. Tuck, K. sums, P. owned, J. Hum-a, K. rn-un, s s . Zweifcl, ll. Foatgr, L. Deer, P. Dodd, J. Jenson, D. Rlckel, L. I-linkle, B. Albright T. Cole, G. Blue, R. Moore, R. Bausch, T. Scoot. Middle Row: Bottom Roan Top Row: H. Sweigrce, D. Bostwick, R. Tuck, C. Rickel, M. Willard, B. Williams F. Sticrs C. Greenmore, D. Rhenchir, L. Holliday 1 l Hrs. Hill. E. Kllcik, C. Amniler, B. Childs, R. Iazmston, K. Durham, R. Morrow, R. M. Childs, C. Dowd. H. Harding, A. Kzrns, L. Zhggison, L. Foster. Harding, A. Rickel, D. Rickcl, D. Scoot GV-Avi S010 OL FOURTH A N U FIFTH GRADE Top Rain J. Fuller, S. Goodrel, E. Hubener, G. Holliday, B. Schweitzer, D. Higbee, A. Highee, R. Moore. Middle Rows Mrs. ihldwell, D. Spiker, K. Cummings, D. Schweigen, D. Spiker, K. lhrtain, C. Fuller, M.L. Everhart, R. Scott.. Bottom new c. Deer, s. Hum-d, J. Greenmore, s. sun-s, D. Bausch, H. Goodrel C. httwaoshshe, C. Deer, S. Tuck, C. Blue. Seated: J. Holliday, F. Zwiefel, R. Griffin, T. Rose, S. Albright. HN. Caldwell GV-Apt SCHOOL Top Roux D. Rosevelt, E. Lester, F. Joy, R. Hoare, B. Fleischer C. Hubuner. Second Row: Sheryl Albright, W. Phttunoshshe, R. Qnmings, Hr. Holiday B. Reddick, J. Anweiler, J. Durham. Bottom Rows M. Dqf, C. Bunn, B. llewlun, K. Dame, S. Rose, C. Jqy. Top Rows R. Moore, L. Bailey, J. Delioney, B. Lnrgqston, B. Williams V. Armstrong. Hiddle Rwr Hr- Spencer, B. Ann-ight, B. rm-ann, J. Beswick, D. mm B. Waggener, D. Stadel. Bottom Row: B. Greenmore, D. Cummings, S. Schweitcer, H. Spencer, Sgndrg Stithem, J. Adams. BA GRADE -'CH PEP CLUB Top Raw: Hr. Spencer, H. Dw, C. Joy, R. Cummings, B. Reddick, S. Schweit S R cer, . ose, Mr. Holiday Middle Row: B. Greenmore, J. Adams, H. Spencer, B. Newlun, Sandra Stithem, D. Cummings, K. Damme. Bottom Row: Wilm Hattwaoshshe, Sheryl Albright, Cindy Beaman. GIRLS' JD S BA Kg L T L TEAM Top Rows C. Joy, S. Rose, D. Cummings, S. Stithcm, B. Newlun, H. Day, Middle Row: C. Beannn, K. Dame, R. Cummings, B. Reddidk, U. Phttwaoshshe, S Albri ht. - 9 Coach: Hr. Spencer Gilppi sc 0ol BASKETBALL TEAM BASEBALL TEAM CHAMPIONS scuo oz 1. 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