OIHO'NOINOHI Tp™ igmnurflA ' rrnjC sw fo 0 ece H €fi, 0%OeC£ fo £e tte K esi Bob Wileman and Marda Ainsworth Page 2 Page 4 t£c Ottca. Ti tlo TTCade Oeci 'ityafrfiy 77C toKe tt4, “i o c ie Russell Spears, Dr. Anne Mailing Alstott, George Brown, President; Miss Margaret Lambe, Clerk-Treasurer; John Crance, L. G. De Long, Superin- tendent. Page 6 4 '7 te K yUe i-, 02( e THomejtt f '2V zt ‘Tftometttef Same “i Cea cutt; Ot£esv 'Tfot Sa 'PCea4 tt Page 9 J. WOODVILL ASH ESTHER CARLYLE RUTH CRONACHER W. R. FALLS ERNEST HARTWIG Page 10 WELLMAN BOWMAN JANE CARLYLE ELOISE DANIEL ROBERT FLEMING LILLIAN HUMPHREY VIRGINIA BRADLEY M. E. COLEG ROVE MARIDEL DAVIDSON KATHLEEN FORGEY CHARLES KAUTZ FRED BRYANT HAROLD CONLEY RALPH FALLS EDNA HANNON RUTH LAMBERT 7ref ta 77ta6e ROSALEE l.ONG ELOISE MORELAND RUTH ROLPH JOHN STEWART EDITH WIMMER BEN I.YND JIM PHIFER HAROLD SHAFER NELLE URICK JIM MAINS MILDRED RIGSBY ARMOUR SIMPSON PAUL WEBBER JANE MASON JAMES ROCKWELL JOHN SMILEY HARRY WILLIAMS 7fco KeHt Be e tte H ewi Page 11 'ZO iA ene Second row: Tom Phillips. Wayne Haugen, Jack Rosebrough, Jane Hudson. Left to right: Mr. Ben Lynd, John Cannon, John Jenkins, seated. Page 13 'rfyoiti 'tyotci 'ftyate, — 1R,e te K e'i t6e “Suya? Page 14 Mary Radar, Mr. Colegrove, Steve Renner, David Conaghan. tyott frui t Prove )t JHe Page 15 ecinttecC Onea — fft (tyeuccenf Stuz eafretvref Page 16 'pOmt 07 ere ttle (?neatcve 7cCea e6 Cctc up t e '2V xCe '2( vi6 (2 tfilete at Ottce — Left to right: Carmen Fields, Lowell Schweickart, Pat Fields, Pat Halloway Second row: Willa Johnson, Linda Schweickert, Donna Murdock, Nancy Frazer, Nettie Coffman, Regina Stanley. First row: Shelba Lynd, Pat Fields. eactef frvi Sftiitup? tycu re 'ZO'UMty, e t ten, '20cuf Miss Carlyle, Steven Renner, Sara Belville, Doris Wall. Front row: David McFann. Jerry Southers at work Tfeect cut Sxfc it Jftec icuUc? Page 19 Sfceedvi4 t6e TVok C Second row: Norma Markel, Ronnie Bishop. Left to right: Vivian Riggsby, Wanda Hyland, Barbara Wilds, Nellie Dhonau. Ttccet a, irfientex or a, Page 20 (fof n (food fin One. Ptyune S6oco ?t. Background; Nancy Clawson, Janie Cornute, Sandra Pyles, Evelyn Walker. Fore- ground: Jeannine Snyder, Kay Lambert. 5Sttu,iV «nr ■ m ii ibmlouk. ScitHtK i 7wi t to 'ZOinten. outct t£e 'P'te4€ tt SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Gary Springer, Tom Phillips, Jeanine Snyder, Danny Gallagher. Page 23 Joyce Adkins Marda Ainsworth Ronald Alexander Phillip Alfrey David Alstott Emily Barlow Virginia Barton Buddy Bell Jim Bingham Ronnie Bishop Bill Blackwell Barbara Blantoi Fred Bodmer Sandra Boll Joe Brown Gail Burcham Glenda Butler Bill Cales John Cannon Nancy Clawson Marlene Cochran Mike Crockrell Dick Croswell Francine Davis Myrna Davis . Joyce De Lawder Dixie Demler Jack Dennin Nellie Dhonau Bill Dickens ’nr John (Pete) Dilley Janice Dolin Sharon Downey Janet Eaches Virginia Eldridge Donald Fairchild Jack Fields Patty Fields Marcia Filkins David (Nick) Ford Jerry Ford Nancy Frazer Janet Gannon Sharon Gavan Mary Lou Gossett Barbara Haas Orville Haas Sue Hardy Cletia Harr Wayne Haugen Sam Heighton Sara Heighton Pat Henderson Janice Hobstetter Pat Holloway Jane Hudson Wanda Hyland Helen Jackson Richard Jarreli John Jenkins Willa Johnson Marta Justice Kay Kelley Lois Kelley Linda Kershey Mary Lou Koukos Tom Lawless Bill Layne Jo Ann Lewis Norma Markel Robert Martinc Bill Marting Ronald Meeks Diane Miller Jack Moeller Patty Morris Donna Murdock Don Nance I Dane Osborne Bill Osborne Tom Phillips Mary Jane Poe Jack Prichard Bill Ranson Mary Ann Ravencraft Vivian Riggsby Jack Rosebrolgh Jane Roush Wayne Runyon Charles Saunders i ft- ■ Mary Shafer Mary Skirvin John Slagel Martha Slagei. Ray Sloan Dale Smith Jean Smith Jerry Smith Martin Smith Mary Lee Smith Paul Smith Jeannine Snyder Gary Springer Barbara Stanley Bill Stevens Dick Stewart Jack Stowers Nancy Tipton Francis Vecellio Magene Waddell Virginia Wade Evelyn Walker Barbara Walters Dick Walton Charles Webb Frances Webb Ronald Webb 'MB Glee Whetro Betty Wilburn Bob Wileman Barbara Wilds Dan Willis Rebecca Williams Paul Woods Robert Brownstead Orleen Corn Don McIntyre Darrell Rollins Occi Sfaf Luther Chapman Gary Deeds Floyd Deer George Deer Fred Fox Don Hixon Ronnie Murphy David Nash Richard Payne Keith Wymer Page 33 UNIOR r 02Oe 'Wene (faut ( x Sktre TVcM Sc6 t£c tyeast flutu i @tci4 O icen Justine Payne, Dianne Richardson and John Leach Page 35 Danny Adams James Adkins Linda Arthur Donald Arthurs Larry Beasley Caro] Bellamy Sara Belville Louise Blankenship Veatrice Boggess Robert Boll David Bowen Ray Brickey Helen Brown Jack Browning Jerry Brownstead David Brumberg Lester Bryant Jack Bunker Carol Butler Louis Calvert Janice Childers Nettie Coffman David Conaghan Suzanna Corn Robert Cron Gielda Dalton Thomas Dalton Temple Darry Carol Dean Robert Deeds Sonia Destocki Fred Diamond Beverly Dickerson Gail Dillow Janice Dyke Allen Easterling Michael Fannin Jack Fisher James Gallian Ben Gibson I V Roger Gold Carol Grubb Ralph Gustin Betty Hager Nancy Hamrick Carol Hardesty Marcia Hardesty Jenny Harkless Doris Hayes Paul D. Hazelbaker Carol Hieronimus Wanda Hogsten Carolyn Hostler Sig Illing Marvin Imes Barbara Jones Enola Justice Michael Justice Patricia Kennedy George Killin Wanda Layne John Leach Clara Lewis Jack Lewis Robert Malone David Martin Joe McCreary David McFann Betty McGarvey Linda McKnight Richard Midkiff Richard Mitchell David Mollett Dale Nolter Charles Moritz Chauncey Morris Joyce Morris Edward Nance Jean Neal Clyde Nelson David Nunnally Jerry Paul Patricia Pancake Virginia Patterson Justine Payne Ernest Perkins Gary Pernell Myron Powell Wanda Preston Sandra Pyles Mary Rader Chester Ratliff Stephen Renner Diane Richardson John Rigsby Carolyn Roadcup Janies Rodehaver Orville Rodgers William Rodgers Katrine Rutledge Carolyn Sexton Patricia Simpson Barbara Smith Donna Smith Janet Smith Leah Ray Smith Richard Sparks Regina Stanley Dona Stewart Billie Jo Taylor Shiela Thomas Daniel Tipton Doris Wall Rose Welch Yvonne Welch Betty Willis Patricia Willis Sofi6o M e (?Cci4 Officer John Mayer, Janet Murphy, Jeanette Byrant and Carol Belville. Page 43 H.R. 11 First row: Donna Cox. Shirley Clark. Myra Boyer, Barbara Bishop. Juanita Compton. Second row: Thelma Cox, Carol Belville, Joy Corn, Charlotte Breece. Carolyn Alstott, Jeannette Bry- ant. Third row: Mike Cassidy, Gwen- dolyn Collins, Joan Croswell. Pat Allen, Annette Cleary, Jeannette Cleary, Philip French. Fourth row: Jim Blakeman, Lowell Bodmer, Jim Bradshaw, Wayne Bragg. Don Clawson, William Brickey. David Cleary, Donald Brown. H.R. 15 First row: Barbara Fillgrove, Nadine Fife, Helen Davidson, Carmen Fields, Judy Davidson. Second row: Brenda Derifield. Elaine Dalton, Karla Feuch- ter, Linda Fissels, Clara Frische. Third row: Earl Douglas, Steve Fraley. Charles Fisher, Bob Fetters, Becky Davidson. Fourth row: Richard David- son, Jess Davis, John Fundersol, Sandy Ford, Dean Elliot. H.R. 19 First row: Gloria Hammonds, Eleanor Jennings, Janet Johnson, Pat Gannon, Helen Harlacher. Second row: Phyllis Holston, Judy Higgins, Charlotte Hob- son, Hazel Huff, Andra Harris. Third row: Frances Gibson, Paul Houston, George Howard, Don Harr, Jim Ham- mond, Linda Hayes. Fourth row: Ed- ward Johnson, David Haas, Don How- ard, Gerald Hunt, Bill Kettel. Leonard Kellogg. H.R. 20 First row: Peggy Matney, Alfreda Lewis, Patty Martin, Kay Lovejoy. Linda Minard, Maggie Miller. Second row: Susan Long, Pat Layne. Midge Massie, Ernestine Lunsford, Kay Mc- Kee, Marlinda Lewis. Third row: Bobln Lawless, Orville Kidder, Jim Kurtz. Gene Lynd, Mickey Lane. Fourth row: Kenneth Knight. Andrew Kyle, Richard King, Johnny Mayer, William Lewis. Frank McCown. H.R. 23 First row: Janet Murphy, Frances Rat- liff, Wilma Russell, Rebecca Runyon, Ju3y Osborne. Second row: Connie Ruth, Diane Peters, Betty Moore, Linda Norris, Linda Perry, Diane Rigsby. Third row: Janet Ravencraft, Gwen- dolyn Mundy, Sue Richardson, Pat Moore, Linda Roberts, Faye Ridgeway. Fourth row: James Norris, Robert Nor- ris, Mike Prichard, Dick Rice, Tom Osborne, Larry Riley. Fifth row: Carl - Palmer, Carl Moritz, Tommy Riley, Don Nicol, Bill Nelson, Charlie Pierce. H.R. 24 First row: Joyce Smith, Linda Stewart, Phyllis Webb, Elaine Stokes, Donna Salle, Nell Rose Vallance, Gloria Sparks. Second row: Sue Smith, Sue Saunders, Joyce Spooner, Rebecca Whitehead, Patty Waller, Lynda Wil- burn, Linda Swartz. Third row: Mar- shall Webb, Gary Spencer, Ray Whaley. Donald Winget, Carl Witt, Joe Single- ton, Dan Walters, Dave Venz. Fourth row: Jay Schweickart, Roger Stewart, Dave Taylor, Lowell Schweickart. Rob- ert Toothman, James Shelton, Eddie Shafer, Dan Vencill. Fifth row: Mike Sweeney, Ralph Snead, Richard Schwab, Keith Stowers, Larry Smith. Stanley Terry, David Sedziol. James Willis. Left to right: Ricky Wileman, Kathy Slagel, Brenda Lawson, Sharon Chinn, President. H.R. Ill First row: Dorothy Brice, Pat Carson, Sharon Chinn, Gail Beaver, Ina Rae Brammer, Mary Lou Brickey, Joyce Carmen, Sharon Bishop. Second row: Maurice Chapman, M ark Campbell. Phil Carter. Phyllis Butler. Harlin Cain. Lorna Bunker, Jim Brown, Virginia Brown. Third row: Lois Barnett. Rita Burkhalter. Sharon Bridges, Gene Browning, Carlos Bowman, Bob Boggs, James Bostic, Judy Bowman, Betty Browning. Fourth row: Craig Allen, Lawrence Aldridge. Claude Brown, Jim Bell, Boll. Kenneth Browning. Larry Browning, John Bacon, George Brown. Dick Christian. H.R. 211 First row: Larry Dickerson. Glenna Davis, Larry Delawder. Charles Evans. Gary Corn, Frank Dalton. Second row: Silvia Dalton, Karen Coil. Kit Clare. Linda Duncan, Gail Cochran. Third row: Sonia Clay, Leona Cox, Ann Davis, Patsy Coleman. Carol Corley. Sandra Dillow. Fourth row: Wallace Dale, Jim Compton, Dale Dodson. E. C. Edwards, Paul Diamond. Edward Cunningham. H.R. 212 First row: Danny Hall, Don Frazie. Jeannine Henry, Rosemary Hampton. Philip French. Second row: Deloris Ferguson, Sherrie Ferrill, Lily Gossett. Barbara Hammonds, Linda Helm. Third row: Barbara Fleutcer, Patsy Hicks. Betty Finley, Almeda Greene, Linda Fritz, Linda Hicks. Fourth row: Anna Fitzpatrick, Elvin Harvey, Joe Hill. Lester Hass, Reva Bowman. H.R. 213 First row: Martin Holderby, Margaret King, Kay Lawson, Barbara Justice. Kay Maricel, Charles Layne, Brenda Lawson. Second row: Betsy Hunt, Bar- bara Hollaway, Sandra Keys, Harold Long, Gary Martin, Sonia Johnson. Third row: Keith Layne, Carol Layne. John Huff, Ronnie Kratzenburg, Patty Mathews, Mary Lou Kitts. Phillip Koeper. Fourth row: Richard Marling. Otis Johnson, Gary Holsuch, Ray Leightner, Steven Isac, David Lawless. H.R. 214 First row: Linda McDowell. Walter Richardson. Norman McKnight. Frank Parsons, Gary Nickols, Larry Midkiff. Second row: Jimmy Neff, Dick Ply- male. Carolyn McBride, Marcia Mer- rill. Charlice I’ugli. Joan Moore, Bea Payne. Third row: Pat Rollins, Dick Meyers. John Pemberton, Henry Neal. Elmer Pasley, LoueHa Rapp. Fourth row: Bill McClellan. Hildreth Moore. Lowell Murdock. Rodney McFarlan. Charles Pasley, Eugene McClellan. Jim Ross. H.R. 216 First row: Glen Stevenson, Bonnie Tay- lor. Joyce Shaffer. Linda Steele. Bill Sweeney, Pat Sturgill. Second row: Charles Speck, Yvonne Stone, Sharon Scott. Judy Sutton, John Sharp. Eliza- beth Smith. Third row: Gary Smith. Hazel Steele, Kathy Slagel. Richard Spencer. Tom Terry. Fourth row: Dar- rell Schafer. Margaret Thomas. Dave Stewart. Paul Spillman, Rosetta Smelt- zer. J. D. Shields. H.R. 217 First row: Jimmy Woods. Janie Wooton. Marta Jo Wade, Sara Wil- liams. Chester Wills. Second row: Ricky Wileman. Jim Vance, Marlene Willis, Charlene Ward. Cecil Wooten, Edith Wilson. Third row: Janet Willis. Charles Wypert, Donnie Willis, Winnie White. Delores Whitt. Fourth row: Harold Wireman, Harman Turvey. Gerold Whitehead, Tom Wells, David Whitline, George Wilson. H.R. 219 Fourth row: John Bill Boggs. Mike Bowman, Robert Adams, Frank Bruce, Danny Boyle, William Adkins, Kay Ashurst. Third row: Charley Boyle, Rosetta Adkins, Ruth Bundy, Susan Ball, Tommy Belcher. Philip Artis, Ron- nie Abrams. Second row: Gary Bazell. Rosemary Adkins, Barbara Brammer. Carol Authurs, Winnie Ball, Betty Ad- kins, Christine Allen. First row: Rich- ard Adkins, Jerry Bonzo, Frank Ains- worth, Kenneth Armstrong, Naomi Blevins, Dianna Bates, Charles Buck- lew, Clyde Brubaker. H.R. 220 Sixth row: R. Crockrell, Richard Fer guson, G. Dillard. R. Ford. J. Ford. G Coburn, R. Clay, F. Cooper. Fifth row J. Foe, N. Fillgrove, R. A. DeRonde B. Dillard, C. Fletcher, D. Day, G Daugherty, C. Carlyle. Fourth row: L Cleary, P. Falls, B. Davison, G. Fugett L. Fugett, S. Currington. J. Cron, P Destocki. Third row: A. Fisher, N. Car son, Geo. Davidson, J. Easter, M. Cor nell, K. Clark, Larry Ervin, S. Carr Second row: R. Foster, L. Derifield S. Crawford, C. Davis, F. Dalton, S Corbin, J. Collins, G. Fillgrove. Firs row: L. Evans, D. Freed, T. Comer T. Clark. H. Friend. S. Ferrell, G. Fullerton. H.R. 221 Fourth row: R. Hostler, R. Gaffney, R. Hammonds, K. Gholson, D. Hall, G. Hannon, E. Holback, R. Gold. Third row: H. Hyland, N. Garner, J. Holley. D. Howard, P. Ives, S. Gossett, D. Hunter. Second row: G. Hall, E. Ives, P. Hall, E. Hager, M. Huey, J. Har- lacher, K. Jones, R. Henry. First row: D. Joseph, C. Hampton, B. Gullion, R. Gilmore, J. Johnson. N. Heighton, J. Gist. First row: M. Lewis, G. Lynd, K. Lam- bert. E. Kelley, P. Langer. Second row: R. Kelley, F. Loyer, E. Maynard, N. Lyons, R. Lewis, L. Layne. Third row: J. Lavender, R. Lambert, B. Lunsford, L. Kelley, N. Massie, L. Long. Fourth row: J. Keeney, J. Leonard, €. Love- joy, D. Lightner, C. Leach, P. Kenneth. Fourth row: L. Pride, C. Payne, J. Mc- Neal, R. Pauley, T. McMillan, J. Pres- ton. Third row: D. A. Menuz, M. Mil- ler, P. Patterson, G. Parks, K. Quarles, P. Newland. Second row: B. McIntyre, P. McDonie, R. Murphy, K. Raven- craft, D. McDaniel, W. Moore. First row: J. Murphy, K. Murnahan, J. Pyles, D. Moritz, L. McDonald. Fourth row: P. Starkey, M. Snyder, C. Spencer, C. Ross, B. Smith, S. Run- yon, 0. Sexton. Third row: K. Saun- ders, S. Stanley, D. Sanders, L. Smith, J. Robertson, R. Salle. Second row: T. Smith, F. Sanford, M. A. Smith, B. Springer, S. Saunders, J. Sparks. First row: J. Rowe, D. Smith, T. Shafer, R. Simpson, J. Ramey, J. Sabo. First row: B. Wallace. A. Willis, S. Thompson, T. Tipton, F. Welch. Sec- ond row: J. Taylor, D. Thuma, G. Wilson, M. A. Walters, Jim Stewart. M. Stern. Third row: L. Wetzel, M. Walke, D. Wickline, J. Vencil, K. Webb. Fourth row: P. Thompson, N. Thompson, B. Vogelsong, M. Wise, P. Stevens, S. Webb. PHi'vcifal’s off it c Page 53 First row: B. Osborne, Ford, Sexton, Payne, Souther , Stowers, Phillips, Smith, Jenkins, Hass, Woods, Coach Mains. Second row: Imes, Hazelbaker, Nance, Wolfe, Fannin, Slagel, Killin, Perkiris, Nelson, Lewis, Brownstead. Third row: T. Osborne, Newhouser, Snead, Reiner, Leach, Bowen, Willis, L. Schweikart. J. Schweikart, Norris. Coaches: Charles Kautz, Paul Webster, Jim Mains, Jim Phifer, James Rockwell. $aoe %W W 3W -Momento o{ tftov, to ORVILLE HASS Tackle TOM PHILLIPS Quarterback JOHN JENKINS Guard DICK PAYNE Center NICK FORD Tackle Page 56 JOHN SLAGEL Guard (I zc6 Stocvexc — 'Pvuit Stxcn? — UC-State Ttejenctoe S«d Sexton — Second String — s4tt- State “T e encctte Snd JACK STOWERS A. J. SEXTON Tackle Right End 1955 SCHEDULE Ironton 12 Chillicothe 6 Ironton 18 Lancaster 0 Ironton 0 Columbus East 26 Ironton 12 Ashland 14 Ironton... 20 Catlettsburg 14 Ironton... 13 Huntington, Vinson ... 6 Ironton 40 6 Ironton 46 Cincinnati, Woodward .. 0 Ironton... 19 Portsmouth 14 Page 57 First row: Remy, Rowe. Thuma, Smith, Moritz, Ainsworth, Leonard. Second row: Leach, Adams, Coburn. Salle. Lambert. Kelly, Crockell. Gholson, Fleutcher. Third row: Spencer, B. Smith, McMillan, Hammond. Webster, Hall. Leightner, Bowman, Lovejoy, Dillard, L. Ford. BILL OSBORNE JERRY SMITH PAUL WOODS Page 58 Managers — Front: Dane Osborne, Rich- ard Marling. Back, left to right: Mike .Stern. Keith Layne, Ray Whaley, Glen Steven- son, Boh Lawless. Th.rd row: Krauenhnrg, Fraley, Bryant. Pride. King, Coach Phifer. Kettle, 0. Ford. Houston, Murddock, Rice. Second row: Cron, Stewart. Nelson, Ferguson. Witt, Stowers, Hunt, Palmer Matty, Wells, Harvey. First row: Neff, Clawson. Riedel, Brown. Venz, Parsons. C. Brown! Wicklme, Meyers, Allen. !Zuee t Sara '%eiy6to«i Ricky Wileman, Bea Payne, Justine Payne, John Leach, Queen and escort, Janet Murphy, John Mayer. Queen Sara being crowned by Gary Springer, President of the Senior Class and her escort. The football queen 'rtyo neco tu up — ‘I'uMttut, 'K ooeUu ict Majorettes Cheerleaders Exciting moments Page 61 Coach Rockwell, Buddy Bell, Ron Alexander. Jack Rosebrough. Bob Wileman, Jerry Smith, A. J. Sexton. Tom Phillips. Standing: Jack Lewis. Fred Diamond. Ralph Snead, John Leach, Steve Renner, Dave Taylor, Boh Boll. Page 62 Setuan. JACK ROSEBROUCH A. J. SEXTON Page 63 Se ti % ' fiyeno BUDDY BELL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1955-56 Dec. 2 Gallipolis ...................... Away Dec. 6 Portsmouth West ................. Home Dec. 10 Portsmouth _______________________ Home Dec. 16 Portsmouth East___________________Away Dec. 29 Invitational Tournament Dec. 30 Catlettsburg, Ky., Chesapeake, Coal Grove, Ironton Jan. 6 Huntington East____________________ Away Jan. 13 Coal Grove________________________ Home Jan. 17 Huntington High __________________ Home Jan. 20 Ceredo-Kenova ____________________ Away Jan. 24 Ashland, Ky..................... Away Jan. 27 Minford____________________________Away Feb. 3 Portsmouth East_____________________Home Feb. 7 Portsmouth West ___________________ Away Feb. 14 Huntington East _________________ Home Feb. 18 Portsmouth _______________________ Away Feb. 21 Ceredo-Kenova ____________________ Home Feb. 24 Gallipolis ..................... Home COACHES Standing: Sandy Ford. John Fundersol, Don Nichols, Jim Rodehaver, Keith Stowers, Richard Schwab, David Haas, Ray Brickey, Gerald Hunt, Coach Webster. Kneeling, foreground: Danny Adams. Left to right, kneeling: Dean Elliot, Richard King, Lowell Schweikart. Page 65 s4t£ietcc s4 4 ccatioi First row: L. R. Smith, V. Barton, M. Radar, S. Pyles, C. Butler, L. Blankenship, D. Wall, P. Nichols. M. Justice, M. Skirvin, J. Neal, B. Dickerson, E. Barlow, P. Wireman. Second row: D. Richardson, R. Williams, S. Belville, 0. Corn, V. Boggess, V. Eldridge, H. Brown, D. Hayes, M. Gossett, S. Spicer, P. Morris, B. Blanton, C. Hieronimus, D. Murdock. Third row: P. Kennedy, C. Sexton, C. Dean, S. Destoski, C. Harr, V. Wade, L. Schweickart, L. Kershey, J. Eaches, G. Butler, S. Corn, B. Jones, W. Johnson, J. Hudson, J. Holstetter, J. Gannon. Fourth row: J. Childers, N. Hamrick, D. Stewart, L. McKnight, S. Hardy, N. Tipton, M. Smith, J. Eaves, N. Frazer, P. Willis, M. Poe, C. Roadcup, F. Davis, S. Heighton. Fifth row: J. Dolin, D. Litle, M. Shafer, M. Ravencraft, J. Adkins, J. Smith, A. Freeman, L. Kelley, C. Scales, S. Thomas. H. Jackson, M. Davis, J. Medows, Justine Payne. Sixth row: G. Whetro, N. Clawson, N. Markel, E. Walker, F. Webb, S. Downey, C. Hostler, B. Willis, J. Dyke. JUNIOR AND SENIOR G.A.A. Page 67 i. 4. Sofi£o n yie- 'pre uHeti- icuie First row: E. Maynard, S. Williams, W. Ball, L. Lane, F. Welch, S. Crawford, S. Corbin, C. Hampton. B. Fillgrove, M. Wade. L. McDowell, J. Carmen. G. Sparks. K. Lambert, M. Brickey, D. Ferguson, E. Williams, J. Davidson. N. Fife, C. Fields, J. Pyles, D. Freed, N. Heighton, S. Thompson, B. Gullion, D. Bates. Second row: J. Bryant. P. Crance. P. Fundersol, C. Arthurs, J. Easter. M. Huey. K. Ravencraft, S. Stanley, K. Saunders. S. Gossett. A. Willis, P. Hall. K. Jones, J. Collins, M. Mayo, F. Sanders, J. Holley, E. Ives, H. Friend, S. Dillow, D. Menuez. M. Lewis, J. Smith. L. Stewart. Third row: K. Ashurst, H. Moore, S. Carr, J. Robinson. J. Cron, S. Currington, J. Lavender. K. Webb. L. Rapp, S. Keyes, H. Hyland, J. Harlacher. M. Massie, C. Alstott, D. Peters, R. Ackison, B. Brammer, L. Hicks, S. Bishop, J. Henry. J. Murphy, B. Lawson, C. Belville, S. Long, M. Boyer. Fourth row: L. Pride, P. Ives. L. Helm. S. Dalton. P. Matthews. J. Keeney, P. Thompson, P. Newland, G. Parks, P. Layne, T. Cox, E. Dalton, F. Ridgeway, J. Higgens, H. Harlacher, L. Wetzel, N. Thompson, N. Lyons, J. Shafer, B. Payne, R. Hampton. W. White. L. Gossett. S. Chinn. Fifth row: P. Starkey, K. Clare, D. Day, S. Bridges, S. Webb, L. Bunker, C. Hobson, S. Saunders, G. Frische, K. Feuchter, D. Rigsby, L. Roberts, P. Waller, D. Salle, L. Swartz, L. Hayes, G. Collins. J. Curnutte. P. Coleman. H. Steel. Y. Stone, J. Davis, K. Slagel, L. Cox, G. Beaver, L. Classing, C. McBride. K. Quarels, I. Brammer. Sixth row: R. Whitehead, R. Burkhalter, M. Merrill, B. Triplett. N. Fillgrove, A. Cleary. J. Cleary. M. L. Kitts. C. Lane. J. Bowman. L. Wilburn, K. McKee, M. Dixon. K. Lovejoy. C. 4Ruth. R. Davidson. A. Green. Page 68 Seated: Sharon GaVan. Gary Springer. Jan Roush. Standing: Jane Hudson, Linda Kershey, Robert Marting, Diane Miller. SftJutcaJi First row : J. Payne, M. Gossett. V. Barton, P. Fields, P. Morris, M. Shafer, R. Williams, W. Friend. Second row: Miss Cronacher. V. Wade, M. Poe, B. Deeds, A. Vance, H. Jackson, J. Dolin, W. Preston. Third row: D. Croswell, W. Haugen, J. Fisher, G. Pernell. R. Sloan. S. Illing, M. Fannin, D. Bowen, I). Adams. Fourth row: B. Stevens, J. Jenkins,. R. Brickey, L. Calvert, J. Stowers, C. Morris, J. Wolfe, C. Moritz, D. McKee. Fifth row: G. Burcham. J. Adkins. P. D. Hazelbaker, K. Stowers, A. J. Sexton. J. Brownstead, P. Smith, B. Bell, J. Bingham. Page 69 First row: Jack Rosebrough. Steve Renner, Bob Boll, Paul Woods. Second row: Dane Osborne, Danny Tipton, Jack Pritchard, Fred Bodmer, Bob Deeds, Paul Houston, Jack Dennin. Thirc row: Lowell Bodmer, Charles Mortiz, John Jenkins, Ray Sloan. Carl Moritz, Danny Adams. Fourth row: Bill Ransom. John Slagel. Ed Nance. Tom Phillips. Jack Stowers, Bob Wileman, Dick Rice. Fifth row: Gary Springer, Dick Walton, Pete Dilley. A. J. Sexton, P. D. Hazelbaker, John Mayer. President _________ Vice President_____ Secretary-T reasurer Chaplain __________ Advisor ___________ _ Jack Rosebrough ____ Steve Renner ...... Paul Woods ________Bob Boll ---- Mr. Colegrove Page 70 StcuUu K l eUHten First row: Dick Rice. Ed Nance, Jack Rosebrough, Second row: Bill Ransom. John Mayer. John Jenkins. Third row: Carl Moritz, Dick Walton, John Slagel. OcuC Ste i EDITORIAL STAFF—Left to right: Jack Moeller, Jeannine Snyder, Jack Rosebrough, John Jenkins, Janet Gannon. Jane Roush. Martha Slagel, Pat Morris, Bob Wileman. Jane Hudson. Diane Miller, Jack Dennin, Vivian Riggsby. (?inculatio t a tcC 71C z6e- Ttfr First row: Dane Osborne, Jack Fisher, Bill Osborne, Jack Rosebrough. John Jenkins, Jack Stowers, Bill Blackwell, Pete Dilly, Martin Smith. Second row: Vivian Riggsby, Marlene Cochran, Barbara Blanton, Donna Stewart. Janice Hobstetter, Linda Kershey. Alice Freeman, Nancy Tipton. Virginia Wade, Linda Schwiekart, Cletia Harr, Jane Hudson, Sandra Boll. Third row: Wanda Hyland, Barbara Haas, Carolyn Roadcup, Carol Dean, Glenda Butler, Saundra Spicer, Francis Vecellio, John Slagel, Steve Renner, Dick Walton, Charles Saunders, Dale Smith, John Cannon, Jack Dennin, Dave Conaghan, J. T. Hammonds. Fourth row: Marcia Filkins, Mary Gossett, Justine Payne, Betty Willis, Frances Webb, Marda Ainsworth. Janice Dolin, Joyce Adkins, Norma Markel, Rebecca W illiams. Page 73 syjfc, ■ - v First row: Jack Moeller, President; John Leach, Vice President; Jim Bingham, Treasurer; Charles Woods, Chaplain; Tom Lawless. Secretary. Second row: Sam Heighton, Jack Fisher, Allan Easterling, Dave McKee, Jim Norris, David Venz. Third row: Bill Blackwell, John Cannon, Dave Brumberg, Lowell Schweickart, Jim Willis, Dick Midkiff, Eddie Shafer. Fourth row: Jim Rodehaver, Don Nichols, Charles Saunders, Okie Ford, John Fundersol, Dave Conahan. First row: Janet Gannon. Marcia Filkins, Linda Kershey, Jane Hudson, Diane Miller. Absent: N. Tipton. Second row: Virginia Wade, Saundra Spicer, Janice Dolin. Vivian Riggsby, Patty Morris, Cletia Harr. Third row: Jane Roush, Jack Dennin, John Wolfe, Bob Wileman, Jack Moeller, Jeannine Snyder. Fourth row: John Jenkins, John Cannon, Steve Renner, Dick Walton, Ray Sloan. Jack Rosebrough. Page 74 U c e c cutd. s c % 0 t 1 ve Kneeling: Butch Deer. Keith Wymer. First row: Roger Gold. Myron Pyles. Marvin lines. Ronnie Meeks, Don Willis. Second row: Don Nance, Jerry Southers, James Gallion. Jack Bunker, Lester Bryant, George Killin. Bill Cales, Gary Deeds, Fred Fox. Mike Crockrell. Front row: L. Schweikart, B. Payne, L. Smith, M. Filkins. Seated: D. Croswell. J. Moeller, D. Nunally, J. Gannon, L. Kershey, C. Moritz. B. Wileman, M. Rader. C. Alstott, R. Sloan. J. Smith. N. Hamrick, G. Whetro, N. Clawson. Standing: J. Carlyle, J. Wolfe, S. Renner, D. Brumherg. Page 75 First row: Janet Eaches, Doris Wall, Barbara Jones, Jean Neal. Mary Shafer, Nancy Clawson, Jeannine Snyder. Diane Miller, Mary Skirvin. Marcia Filkins, Sue Patterson. Sandra Pyles. Second row: Carol Heironimus. Janice Hobstetter, Janet Gannon, Sara Heighton, Emily Barlow, Beverly Dickerson, Mary Gossett, Virginia Wade, Carol Burler, Louise Blankenship, Diane Richardson, Betty Willis. Third row-: Linda Kershey, Sara Belville. Pat Kennedy, Carol Grubb, Marta Justice, Jane Hudson. Carol Dean, Carolyn Roadcup, Linda McKnight, Carolyn Sexton, Doris Hayes. Penny Nichols. Fourth row: Mary Ravencraft. Janet Smith. Patty Willis, Virginia Barton. Suzie Corns, Dona Stewart. Leah Smith. Justine Payne, Willa Johnson, Cletia Harr, Mary Lee Smith. Fifth row: Nancy Tipton. Saundra Spicer. Gail Dillow, Carol Bellamy, Janice Childers, Pat Simpson. Norma Market, Carolyn Hostler. Sonya Destocki, Becky W'illiams, Shelia Thomas, Mary Rader. Sixth row: Dona Litle. Helen Jackson, Mary Poe, Katrine Rutledge, Janice Dolin. Janice Dyke, Joyce Adkins, Glee Whetro. Marda Ainsworth. Sharan Gavan. Sandra Boll. Linda Schweickart. Seventh row: Sharon Downey, Frances Webb, Patty Morris, Magene Waddell. Alice Freeman, Jane Roush, Martha Slagel. Page 76 Fifth row: J. Stowers, P. Hazelbaker, J. Brownstead. A. J. Sexton, P. Dilly, J. Ford, B. Osborne, G. Burcham. Fourth row: 0. Haas. P. Woods, J. Fisher. B. Dickens, J. Smith. D. Hollins, R. Sloan. J. Moeller. Third row: S. Downey. N. Coffman. S. Boll. C. Scales, S. Lynn, M. Slagel, S. Gavan, B. Wilburn, L. Kelley. Second row: D. Stewart, S. Hardy, S. Sager, G. Whetro. M. Ainsworth. R. Welch. B. Smith, F. Davis. First row: M. Gossett. V. Boggess, S. Heighton. 0. Corn. J. Eaches, D. Murdock, M. Filkins, K. Kelley. 'TftixecC (? uvuiAe6 First row: B. Fillgrove, N. Fife, D. Rigsby, L. Norris, T. Cox, M. Miller, N. R. Vallance, G. Sparks. Second row: K. Frishe, J. Johnson, H. Harlacher, A. Lewis, P. Holston, W. Russell, J. Bryant, H. Davidson. Third row: D. Cox. G. Mundy, M. Lewis, L. Dean, C. Dean, M. Massie, P. Lay ne, F. Ridgeway, L. Perry. Fourth row: C. Palmer, P. Martin, G. Collins, D. Monroe, J. Croswell, H. Huff. P. Waller, R. Whitehead. J. Sharpe. Fifth row : G. Spencer, S. Richardson, K. Knight. P. Houston, L. Bodmer, C. Pierce, K. Lovejoy, J. Cleary, M. Boyer. Sixth row: J. Hammonds, M. Sweeny, J. Spooner, D. Sedziol, K. Stowers, F. Gould, D. Haas. F. McCown, D. Brown, C. Fisher. First row: L. Fritz, V. Murphy, M. King, M. L. Brickey, P. Carson, L. McDowell, D. Brice, B. Lawson. J. Henry, G. Davis, S. Clay, S. Bishop. D. Whitt. Second row: K. Coil, S. Ferrell, C. Ward, S. Dillow, D. Ply male, F. Parsons, W. Richardson, J. Vance, C. Speck, M. Willis, L. Cox, B. Finley, C. Layne. Third row: M. Merrill, J. Moore, R. Smeltzer, S. Scott, R. Kratzenberg, P. Cooper, J. Neff, R. Spencer, J. D. Shields, L. Pride, P. Butler, J. Willis, A. Green. Fourth row: H. Moore, P. Rollins, A. Fitzpatrick, P. Matthews, R. Burkhalter, H. Maddy, J. Hill, C. Allen, L. Haas, A. J. Johnson, S. Bridges, R. Grubb. P. Fundersol, L. Siple. Page 79 ’TPfasic itiy “ScutcC 'TTiudccal fo First row: Charles Saunders. Cletia Harr. Dianne Peters. Virginia Wade. Carol Belville, Sara Belville. Joyce Smith. Dianne Richardson. Mary Rader. Doris Wall. Second row: Peggy Matney. Sara Williams. Penny Nichols. Louise Blankenship. Pat Gannon. Barbara Bishop. Janet Hardy, Pat Kennedy, Carol Butler. Rosemary Hampton, Carol Hardesty. Third row: Bob Fetters. Linda Stewart. Elaine Stokes, Gary Corn. Mickey Layne. Virginia Eldridge. Janice Hobstetter. Glenda Butler. James Kurtz. Don McDaniels, Charlotte Hobson. Fourth row: Gloria Hammond. Joyce Shafer, Jo Ann Davis, Sharon Chinn, Janie Hudson. Linda Helm. Judy Sutton. Carolyn Alstott. Ina Rae Brammer, Lillie Gossett. Bea Payne. Fifth row: Linda Schweickart. Wallace Dale, Temple Darry. Saundra Spicer, Elaine Dalton. Linda Hayes. Nancy Tipton. Kenneth Knight. John Pemberton. Mike Cassidy. Sixth row: Dick Stewart, Roger Stewart. David Brumberg, Dick Midkiff. Bob Toothman. Carl Moritz, Eddie Shafer, Sam Heighton, Jim Hammond, Jack Dennin. Dick Croswell. Seventh row: Bill Ransom Martin Smith. Patty Simpson. Mike Justice, Don Winget, Ray Lightner. Mike Rigsby, Darrell Rollins, Jim Bradshaw, Norma Markel, Tom Riley. Eighth row: E. C. Edwards. Don Nichols, Larry Beasley, Joe McCreary. John Cannon, Fred Bodmer. David Lawless. John Mayer, Jack Rosebrough. Bill Blackwell. Page 80 (?adet SattcC Fifth row: Mr. Falls, Kay Saunders, Darrell Shafer, Ronald D. Salle, Larry Beasley, Dale Leightner, Ronald Gold, Sandra Keyes, Annette Cleary, Melvin Snider. Fourth row: Sharon Gossett, Doris Hayes, Patty Starkey, Sonia Johnson, Janie Curnutte, Norma Filgrove, Ellen Vt addell, Karen Quarels, Linda Dungeon, Louella Rapp, Jim Hayes. Third row: Barbara I riplet, Ginny Parks, George Wilson, Jim Bates, Robert Davisson, Richard Wasson, Thomas D. Tipton, Robert Springer, Janice Collins, Kay Ravencraft, Greg Townsend. Second row: Helen Hyland, Sylvia Dalton, Judy Easter, Linda Classing. Keith Layne, Mickey Belcher, Sue Stanley, Marjorie Miller, Winifield Boll, Carol Arthurs, Janet Robinson, Edward Cunningham. First row: Phil French, Jerry Bonzo, Paul Detoski, Larry Midkiff, Ralph Henry, Jim Stewart, Patty McDonnie, Mark Campbell, Lana Layne, Carol Hampton, Gary Lynd, Linda McDonald. Senior 0Ca 4, “PCay Standing in front: David McKee. Kneeling: Bill Blackwell, Martin Smith. First row: Jane Hudson. Janet Gannon, Marcia Filkins, Cletia Harr, Virginia Barton, Glee Whetro, Jeanine Snyder. Second row: Jack Moeller, Charles Saunders, Dick Walton, Dale Smith, Diane Miller, Vivian Riggsby. Hillbilly Weddin’ CAST Paw Belsnickle Maw Belsnickle Ceelie Belsnickle Bonnie Mae Belsnickle .. Juney Lou Belsnickle ..... Four Belsnickle Bill Blackwell Vivian Riggsby Jeannine Snyder Cletia Ann Harr Janet Gannon Jane Hudson Five Belsnickle Six Belsnickle Diane Miller Marcia Filkins Obeey Upschlager Chiz Upschlager Charles Saunders Jack Moeller Ronald Maxwell Lucy Maxwell .. Dick Walton Glee Whetro The Reverend . . Dale Smith Cousin Zeke Cousin Otho Dave McKee Martin Smith John Slagel ..... Virginia Barton Sandra Boll Sahron Gavin .. ___ Stage Manager Property Manager ....... Prompters John Smiley, Director; Rosa Lee Long, Assistant to the Director Page 83 fJuHt i @Ca i4, ‘Pfatf, — edfeewzte 4tH uHie First row: David Brumberg. Jack Fisher. Second row: John Leach, Nancy Hamrick. Erl Nance, Carolyn Sexton, Carolyn Roadcup, Danny Tipton. Left to right: Dick Midkiff, Al- len Easterling, Janice Dyke, Chuck Ratliff, Dianne Richard- son. JUNIOR FLAY CAST Ambrose Groves ................... Jack Fisher Texas Jones ......... ........ Ed Nance Bert Miller ................... David Brumberg Sheriff Crandel ................ Alan Easterling Hoot Owl Pete Bracket.......... Chuck Ratliff ........................... Danny Tipton Com ...................... Richard Midkiff Judge Timothy Finch ............ David McFann Nancy Martin .......—.......... Nancy Hamrick Anne Martin ................ Dianne Richardson Clementine .............. Carolyn Sexton Beth Malone ...................... Janice Dyke Mrs. Sprool ................. Katrine Rutledge Lena Sprool .................. Carolyn Roadcup Prompters ........... Sandra Pyles, Justine Payne Stage Manager --------------------------- Bob Boll Properties Manager ............... Charles Woods Make-up ............. Carol Butler, Sara Belville, Louise Blankenship Tickets ............................ Mary Rader Advertising .................. .. Leah Rae Smith Shelia Thomas Publicity ....................... David Conaghan Chief Usherette ................... Doris Wall Miss Mildred Rigsby, Director Page 84 pu i W Service ASH. J. WOODVILLE U. of Cincinnati. Ohio State Coordinator of Trade and Industrial Ed. Auto Mechanics, p. 8 BOWMAN, WELLMAN, B.S.. M.A. Ohio University. Marshall College Science, p. 8 BRADLEY, VIRGINIA, A.B. University of Kentucky Latin I, II, English I, p. 8 BRYANT. FRED T.. A.B. Wilmington College General Math. p. 8 CARLYLE. ESTHER. A.B. W'illiam Smith College Problems of Democracy Dean of Girls, p. 8 CARLYLE. JANE. C.B. W'illiam Smith College American History. Problems of Democracy Student Council Advisor, p. 8 COLEGROVE. M. E.. A.B. Ohio University, University of Cincinnati Plane Geometry, Advanced Algebra Key Club Advisor. Dean of Boys. p. 8 CONLEY. HAROLD. B.S.. M.A. Ohio University, Marshall College Drivers’ Education. Mechanical Drawing. Biology Sophomore Class Advisor, p. 8 CRONACHER. RUTH. A.B. Wittenberg College, University of Michigan Spanish. English III May Queen Coronation, Director Spanish Club Advisor, p. 8 DANIEL. ELOISE. B.S.. M.S. Kansas State, Columbia University University of Michigan, University of Ky. Juilliard Librarian. OWL Advisor, p. 8 DAVIDSON. MARIDEL. A.B. Wittenberg, Ohio University W'orld History, p. 8 FALLS. RALPH. A.B. Marhsall College Band I, III. Elementary Music, p. 8 FALLS. WILLIAM RANDOLPH. A.B. Rio Grande College Applied Math. Algebra I. Science Assistant to the Director Jr. Class Play. p. 8 FLEMING. ROBERT. A.B. Marshall College Band I. II. Elementary Music, p. 8 FORGEY. KATHLEEN. A.B. Ohio University. Ohio State Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor, May Crowning Dances, p. 8 HANNAN. EDNA HOFFMAN. A.B.. M.A. Ohio State, Sorbonne University. Paris, France University of Wisconsin Senior English. Senior Class Advisor, p. 8 HARTWIC. ERNEST. A.B.. M.A. Ohio University. Marshall College Industrial Arts, p. 8 HUMPHREY. LILLIAN, A.B.. B.S.. M.A. Ohio State Art Supervisor of Elementary Art. p. 8' KAUTZ. CHARLES E.. A.B.. M.A. Marshall College Physical Education, Head Track Coach Assistant Football Coach. Assistant Basketball Coach, p. 8 LAMBERT. RUTH W.. A.B. Ohio State. Columbia University Johns Hopkins Hospital Home Economics, Cafeteria Manager, p. 8 LONG, ROSA LEE, A.B. Wilmington College Stenography I, II. Business English Sec. Practice Assistant to the director of Senior Class Play Eighth Grade Advisor, p. 9 LYND. BEN. A.B.. M.A. Marshall College General Science. Advenced Science, Physics Ninth Grade Advisor, p. 9 Page 86 MAINS, JAMES J„ A.B.. M.A. Defiance College. Marshall College History. Shop, English Head Football Coach, Athletic Director, p. 9 MASON, JANE, A.B. Ohio State Bookkeeping, Commercial Arithmetic Junior Business Tri-Hi-Y Advisor, p. 9 MORELAND. ELOISE M.„ A.B. Ohio University English II Head of the English Department, p. 9 PHIFER. JIM. A.B.. M.A. Western Kentucky English 8 Football and Basketball Assistant Coach, p. 9 RIGSBY. MILDRED F.. A.B. Marshall College English I Junior Class Play Director, p. 9 ROCKWELL. JAMES, A.B. Marshall College History Head Basketball Coach. Assistant Football Coach, p. 9 ROLPH. RUTH K., A.B. Office Training School, Columbus. Ohio University of Cincinnati Typewriting, Business Arithmetic, p. 9 SIMPSON, ARMOUR. A.B. Marshall College Machine Shop. History 8. p. 9 SMILEY. JOHN C.. A.B. Marshall College Special Education Senior Class Play Director, p. 9 STEWART. JOHN N. University of Cincinnati Vocational Machine Shop. p. 9 URICK. NELLE. A.B. University of Cincinnati Vocal Music, p. 9 WEBSTER. PAUL. A.B.. M.A. Ohio Northern. Miami University Mathematics 8 Assistant Football and Basketball Coach, p. 9 WILLIAMS. HARRY F.. A.B. Ohio State, University of Chicago University of Cincinnati General Science. Solid Geometry. Trigonometry Audio-Visual Director, p. 9 WIMMER, EDITH QUEEN, A.B.. M.A. Marshall College, Columbia University Chemistry, General Science, p. 9 SHAFER, HAROLD W„ A.B. Ohio University- Industrial Arts, p. 9 Page 87 ADKINS. JOYCE. “Deak Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Trumpeter 1 Page 20 AINSWORTH. MARDA. “Mart” General Course Class Play 3 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3 Owl Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Queen 2 Page 20 ALEXANDER. RONALD P.. “L General Course Basketball 2, 3. 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Page 20 ALFREY. PHILIP LEON Vocational Shop Course VIC Page 20 ALSTOTT. DAVID. “Sidney” Scientific Course Hi-Y 2. 3 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 3. 4 Page 20 BARLOW. EMILY Commercial Course Band 1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Page 20 BARTON. VIRGINIA. “Jini’ General Course Mixed Chorus I. 2 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Usherette 3 Page 20 BELL. BUDDY. “Gus” General Course Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2. 3 Spanish Club 3. 4 Usher 3 Page 20 BINGHAM. JAMES Scientific Course Ro Club 2. 3. 4 Scholarship 1 Page 20 BISHOP. RONNIE, “BUI” Commercial Course Page 20 BLACKWELL. CHARLES WILLIAM. “BUI” General Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Class Play 3. 4 German Band 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 1. 2 Minstrel 3 Owl Staff 4 Usher 1, 2 All-Ohio Boys’ Band 1. 2. 3 Instrumental Award 1, 3 Senior Scholarship Test Page 20 BLANTON. BARBARA ELLEN, “Barb” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1 GAA 4 Hanging Rock 1 Owl Staff 4 Page 20 BODMER. FRED. “Bode” Scientific Course Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball Band 3, 4 German Band 3, 4 Gryphon Staff 2 Hi-Y 1. 2 Key Club 3, 4 Ro Club 2 Scholarship 2, 3 Senior Scholarship Page 20 BOLL. SANDRA, “Sandy” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2 Senior Scholarship Page 20 BROWNSTEAD. ROBERT, “Bob” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 2 Page 20 BROWN. JOE Commercial Course Page 20 BURCHAM, GAIL MARTIN General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Spanish Club 4 Page 21 BUTLER. GLENDA LEE General Course Band 3, 4 GAA 1. 2 Page 21 CALES. WILLIAM LEE. “Bill” General Course Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 2, 3 Page 21 CANNON. JOHN. “Ifhitey” Scientific Course Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Hi-Y 2. 3 Owl Staff 4 Ro Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 21 CHAPMAN, LUTHER. “Beanie” General Course Football 2. 3 Page 29 CLAWSON. NANCY Scientific Course Class Play 3 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Owl Staff 4 Student Council 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 GAA 1, 3, 4 Senior Scholarship Trumpeter 2 Page 21 COCHRAN. MARLENE. “Dean” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2 GAA 1. 3 Trumpeter 2 Owl Staff 4 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Page 21 CORN. ORI.EAN General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4 GAA 3. 4 Trumpeter 3 Senior Scholarship Page 29 CROCKRELL. GEORGE MICHAEL General Course Page 21 CROSWELL, DICK General Course Band 2. 3, 4 Class Play 3 Hi-Y 1 Minstrel 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Student Council 4 Senior Scholarship Page 21 Page 88 DAVIS. FRANCINE. “Tiny General Course Class Treasurer 1 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4 President 4 Attendant to Basketball Queen 1 Page 21 DAVIS. MYRNA LEIGH. “Mernie” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2 CAA 1.2, 3.4 Page 21 DEEDS, CARY General Course VIC Page 29 DEER. FLOYD. “Hutch General Course Page 29 DEER. GEORGE General Course Football 1. 2. 3 Track 1 Page 29 DELAWDER, JOYCE Commercial Course Cadet Band 1, 2 Page 21 DEMLER. DIXIE DIANE Ashland. Kentucky General Course Coles High School 1 Ashland Senior High School 2, 3 Page 21 DENNIN. JACK. “Curly General Course Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball Band 2. 3 German Band 2, 3. 4 Hi-Y 1. 2, 3 Key Club 3. 4 Minstrel 3 Owl Staff 3, 4 Usher 1 School Photographer Instrumental Award 1 Publicity Chairman of the Senior Class Play Quill and Scroll 4 Page 21 DHONAU. NELLIE, “do-nut” Commercial Course GAA 1 Senior Scholarship Page 21 DICKENS. WILLIAM. “Bill” General Course Page 21 DILI.EY. JOHN T.. “Pete” General Course Class Play 3 Football 1. 3 Hi-Y 2 Key Club 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Owl Staff 4 Student Council 3 Usher 3 Senior Scholarship Page 22 DOLIN'. JANICE. “Dode” General Course 2, 3. 4 Commercial 1 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Owl Staff 3. 4 Spanish Club 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Queen 1 Teen of the W eek Football Queen Attendant 3 Festival of the Hills Attendant 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 22 DOWNEY. SHARON Commercial Course Cheerleader 2, 3 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Owl Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 GAA 1,2, 3,4 Page 22 EACHES. JANET Commercial Course Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Page 22 EICHER. RONALD General Course ELDRIDGE. VIRGINIA. “Jenny General Course Band 2, 3, 4 GAA 1,2 Page 22 FAIRCHILD. DONALD L.. “Don Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 2 Scholarship 1 May Crowning, Student Director 3 Page 22 FIELDS. JACK General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Shop Club VIC 1 Page 22 FIELDS. PATTY. “Brownie General Course Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 2 Spanish Club 2. 3 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Page 22 FILKINS. MARCIA KAY General Course Cheerleader 1. 4 Class Play 3. 4 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Owl Staff 4 Student Council 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2 Usherette 1 Big Sister 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 22 FORD. DAVID. “Nick General Course Football 1, 2, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Usher 3 VIC 4 Page 22 FORD. JERRY ALLEN General Course xMixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Page 22 FOX. FRED General Course VIC Club 4 Page 29 FRAZER, NANCY General Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 Trumpteer 2 Page 22 FREEMAN. ALICE Commercial Course Gryphon Staff 2 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Owl Staff 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 Usherette 3 Page 22 Page 89 FRIEND. WANDA, “Wonk” General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Scholarship 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4 GAA 4 Usherette 3 Page 22 GALLAGHER. DAN Scientific Course St. Joe High School 1. 2 Class Treasurer 4 Senior Scholarship Page 22 GANNON. JANET, “«erf” Commercial Course Gryphon Staff 1. 2 Owl Staff 3. 4 Student Council 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 LIsherette 3 Big Sister 4 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 23 CAVAN. SHARON ROSE Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Owl Staff'3 Scholarship 1. 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Senior Scholarship Page 23 GOSSETT. MARY LOU General Course Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2, 4 Page 23 HAAS. BARBARA General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Usherette 3 Page 23 HAAS. ORVILLE. “Sonny General Course Band 1 Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Page 23 HARDY. SUE. “Baldy General Course Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4 Trumpeter 2 Page 23 HARR. CLETIA ANNE Commercial Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3. 4 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Majorette 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Owl Staff 3, 4 Scholarship 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3, 4 Usherette 3 Page 23 HAUGEN. WAYNE. “Wayne” General Course Hi-Y 1.2. 3.4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Spanish Club 2, 3 Page 23 HEIGHTON, SAM General Course Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Basketball Band 3. 4 Hi-Y 1. 2 Ro Club 2. 3, 4 Page 23 HEIGHTON, SARA ALICE Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Queen Attendant 2 Home Room Representative 2 Football Queen 4 Festival of the Hills Queen 4 Attendant to Prom Queen 3 Page 23 HENDERSON, PATRICIA ANN, “Pat Commercial Course Glee 2 Mixed Chorus 3 GAA 1, 2 HIXON. DON General Course VIC Club 4 Page 23 HOBSTETTER. JANICE, “Hoppy' Commercial Course Band 1.2, 3. 4 Gryphon Staff 1 Owl Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Usherette 3 Page 23 Page 90 HOLLOWAY. PATRICIA General Course GAA 1 Page 23 HUDSON. JANE Scientific Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Minstrel 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Senior Scholarship Page 23 HYLAND. WANDA. “Jackie” Commercial Course Senior Scholarship Page 23 JACKSON, HELEN General Course Mixed Chorus 1 Spanish Club 3, 4 GAA 1.2. 3.4 Page 24 JARRELL. RICHARD. “Rich General Course Hi-Y 1, 2 Page 24 JENKINS, JOHN, “Crash” General Course Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 3 Owl Staff 3, 4 . Spanish Club 2, 3 Track 3 Usher 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 24 JOHNSON, WILLA General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Page 24 JUSTICE. MARTA DEL General Course Owl Staff 3 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 Senior Scholarship Page 24 KELLY. LOIS General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Page 24 KELLEY. KAY. “Marilyn” General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4 Page 24 KERSHEY. KINDA LOU Commercial Course Band 2, 3 Class Play 3 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 National Honor Society 3. 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Scholarship 2. 3 Student Council 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3.4 Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 2 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Home Room Representative 1, 3 Senior Scholarship Page 24 KOUKOS. MARY LOU General Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y 4 GAA 1, 2 Page 24 LAWLESS, TOM General Course Football 1. 2, 3 Gryphon Staff 1 Hi-Y 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Owl Staff 4 Ro Club 2. 3, 4 Shop Club VIC Page 24 LAYNE, WILLIAM, “Bill” General Course Page 24 LEWIS, JOANNE. “Jo” General Course Band 1. 2 GAA 1, 2 Page 24 McKEE. DAVID, “Gang' General Course Ro Club 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Senior Class Play Page 25 MARKEL. NORMA. “Jo” General Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Play 3 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Owl Staff 3, 4 Scholarship 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Big Sister Club 4 Page 25 MARTING, BILL General Course VIC Shop Club Page 25 MARTING. ROBERT General Course National Honor Society Scholarship 1. 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 Page 25 MASSIE. CAROLYN General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 GAA 1 Page 25 MEADOWS, JUDITH. “Jude” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 GAA 1. 2, 3. 4 Trumpeter 3 Minstrel 3 Senior Class Play Committee 4 Scholarship 4 Page 25 MOELLER. JACK Commercial Course Class Play 3, 4 Hi-Y 1, 2 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Owl Staff 4 Ro Club 2. 3. 4 Ro Club President 4 Ro Club Vice President 3 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Scholarship 4 Page 25 MORRIS. PATTY LOUISE. “Kitty” General Course Class Play 3 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 25 MURDOCK. DONNA JEAN General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 GAA 3, 4 Usherette 3 Page 25 MURPHY, RONALD Classical Course Basketball 1 Hi-Y 1 Track 1 Page 29 NANCE. DON General Course Band 1 Page 25 LITLE. DONA, “Dong” Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4 Home Room Representative 2 Page 24 LOUKX, JAMES, “Heap” Scientific Course Page 24 LYND. SHELBA JEAN South Point High School 1. 2 General Course Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Page 24 McIntyre, don General Course Page 29 MEEKS, RONNIE General Course Mixed Chorus 2 Page 25 MILLER. DIANE LOUISE Scientific Course Class Secretary 2, 3 Class Play Committee 3 Gryphon Staff 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 President Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 25 NASH, DAVID General Course Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Usher 2. 3 Instrumental Music Award Page 29 OSBORNE. DANE Scientific Course Band 2, Reserve Football I Basketball Band 2 Class Vice President 2, 3 Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Hi-Y 2, Scholarship 4 Key Club 3, 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Ro Club 2 Usher 2, 3 Varsity Football Manager 3, 4 Character Education 3 Page 25 Page 91 OSBORNE. WILLIAM. Bill General Course Football 1. 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 4 Track 3. 4 Usher 3 Page 25 PAYNE. RICHARD. Dick Scientific Course Band I Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Senior Scholarship Page 29 PHILLIPS. TOM. Flip” General Course Band 1. 2 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Vice President 4 Football 3. 4 Hi-Y 2 Key Club 2, 3. 4 Minstrel 3 Owl Staff 4 Track 3. 4 Key Club Vice President 4 Senior Scholarship Page 25 POE. MARY JANE Classical Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Scholarship 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Page 26 PRICHARD. JACK General Course Football 2 Hi-Y 1.2. 3.4 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3 Usher 2 Page 26 RANSON. BILL Scientific Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball Band 2. 3. 4 Class Treasurer 2. 3 Hi-Y 2 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Scholarship 2 Senior Scholarship Page 26 RAVENCRAFT. MARY ANN. Commercial Course Gryphon Staff 1 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Senior Scholarship Page 26 RIGGSBY. VIVIAN. “Vi” Commercial Course Class Play Committee 3 Gryphon Staff 1 Minstrel Committee 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Owl Staff 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Usherette 2 Big Sister Club 4 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 26 ROLLINS. DARRELL General Course Band 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 2. 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Scholarship 2 Page 29 SAUNDERS. CHARLES. “Charlie” Scientific Course Band 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball Band 1. 2 Hi-Y 1 Owl Staff 4 Ro Club 3, 4 Usher 3 Drum Major 2, 3. 4 Class Play 4 Senior Scholarship Page 26 SCALES. CAROL SUE General Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Page 26 SCHERER. GERALD. Jerry General Course St. Joe High School 1. 2 Owl Staff 4 Page 26 ROSEBROUGH. JACK. “Andy Scientific Course Band 1, 2, 3. 4 Baseball 1 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Basketball Band 1. 2 Class President 1 German Band 2 Gryphon Staff 2 Hi-Y 2. 3 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 Vice President 3 Track 3. 4 Usher 1. 2 President of Hi-Y 3 President of Key Club 4 Page 26 ROUSH. JANE Scientific Course Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Owl Editor 4 Scholarship 1. 2. 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Burr” PaSe 26 RUNYON. WAYNE General Course Spanish Club 2. 3 Page 26 SCHILLING. EARL. Pat General Course ” Page 26 SCHWEICHART. LINDA General Course Band 2, 3. 4 Cheerleader 1 Class Play 3 Owl Staff 4 Student Council 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Big Sister Club 4 Home Room Representative 2 Page 26 SEXTON. A. J. General Course Ashland High School 1 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 3. 4 Key Club 2, 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Owl Staff 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Track 3, 4 Usher 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 26 SHAFER. MARVIN General Course Spanish Club 2. 3 Track 3 Page 26 SHAFER. MARY MELLESSA, “Shaj” General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Owl Staff 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1.2. 3.4 Senior Scholarship Page 27 Page 92 SKIRVIN. MARY. “Skin” Scientific Course Gryphon Staff 2 Owl Staff 3. 4 Scholarship 2. 4 Tri-IIi-Y 2.3.4 Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Page 27 SLAGEL. JOHN Scientific Course Class President 2. 3 Class Play 3 Football 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 1 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 3. 4 Student Council 3 Usher 1. 2 Page 27 SLAGEL. MARTHA. “Pinkie” General Course Gryphon Staff 2 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1.2. 3.4 Quill and Scroll 4 Usherette 3 Vice President 2 Senior Scholarship Page 27 SLOAN. RAY General Course Class Plav 3 Hi-Y 1 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 4 Owl Staff 4 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Student Council 1. 2. 4 Usher 2. 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 27 SMITH. DALE. “Siph” General Course Gryphon Staff 2 Hi-Y 2. 3 Owl Staff 4 Usher 2. 3 Class Play 4 Page 27 SMITH. JEAN Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Page 27 SMITH. JERRY RAYCHINE. “Sminy” General Course Basketball 1. 2. 4 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus Track Page 27 SMITH. MARTIN L. General Course Band 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 Red Cross 1. 2. 3 Senior Class Play Assistant Photographer for School 4 Page 27 SMITH. MARY LEE Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4 GAA 1. 2. 4 Page 27 SMITH. PAUL General Course Spanish Club 3. 4 Track 3 Page 27 SNYDER. CLAIRE JEANNINE. “Nede' Scientific Course Band 1. 2. 3 Class Secretary 4 Gryphon Staff 1. 2 Owl Staff 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 27 SOUTHERS, JERRY LEE. “Juicy” General Course Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Shop Club 2, 3. 4 Page 27 SPARKS. JAMES General Course Page 27 SPICER. SAUNDRA. “Some” General Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Owl Staff 4 Page 27 SPRINGER. GARY Scientific Course Band 3, 4 Class President 4 Page 93 Class Play 3 Key Club 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Owl Staff 4 Scholarship 3. 4 Track 3 Usher 3 Coal Grove High School 1. 2 Page 28 STANLEY. BARBARA Commercial Course Tri-Hi-Y Page 28 STEVENS. WILLIAM. “Parkette General Course Spanish Club 3. 4 Page 28 STEWART. RICHARD. “Peanut” General Course Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Basketball Band 3 Hi-Y 2 Spanish Club 4 Page 28 STOWERS. JACK. “Tank” General Course Basketball 1. 2 Class Play 3 Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 2 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4 Owl Staff 4 Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Usher 1, 2, 3 Page 28 TIPTON. NANCY General Course Band 2. 3, 4 Owl Staff 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1, 2. 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 28 VECELLIO. FRANCIS General Course Owl Staff 4 St. Joe High School 1. 2 Page 28 WADDELL. MAGENE. “Jean” General Course Green High School 1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 GAA 3 Usherette 3 Page 28 WADE, VIRGINIA LEE. “Pee” General Course Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Gryphon Staff 1. 2 Majorette 4 Owl Staff 3. 4 Scholarship 3 Spanish Club 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA I, 2. 3, 4 Quill and Scroll Junior-Senior Prom Queen 3 Senior Scholarship Page 28 WALKER. EVELYN. “Poke Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2 GAA 2, 3. 4 Page 28 WALTERS. BARBARA. “Bob” General Course Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Page 28 WALTON. WILLIAM RICHARD. Scientific Course Class Play 3 Football 1 Football Manager 3 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Hi-Y 4 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Owl Staff 4 Usher 1. 2. 3 Senior Class Play 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 28 WEBB. CHARLES General Course Spanish Club 2 Track 1 Senior Scholarship Page 28 WEBB. FRANCES ELIZABETH Commercial Course Band 2. 3 Class Play 3 Senior Scholarship Gryphon Staff 1 Owl Staff 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3.4 GAA 1.2. 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Page 28 WEBB. RONALD. “Dad” General Course Spanish Club Usher 2, 3 Page 28 WHETRO. GLEE. “Wheaties General Course Gryphon Staff 1, 2 Minstrel 3 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Owl Staff 3, 4 Student Council 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2. 3, 4 Usherette 2 Class Play 4 Page 29 'Edgar” WILBURN. ELIZABETH ANN. “Betty' Commercial Course Mixed Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4 GAA 1. 2 Senior Scholarship Page 29 WILDS. BARBARA. “Judy” Commercial Course Senior Scholarship Page 29 WILEMAN. BOB General Course Basketball 3. 4 Football 1 Hi-Y 3 Key Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1. 2 Owl Staff 4 Student Council 4 President of ASB 4 Track 3, 4 Usher 1. 3. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Senior Scholarship Page 29 WILLIAMS, REBECCA. “Becky” General Course Pocahontas High 1. 2 Owl Staff 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Tri-Hi-Y 4 GAA 3. 4 Usher 3 Page 29 WILLIS. DON. “Willie” Vocational Shop Page 29 WOODS. PAUL FRANKLIN. “Woody” Scientific Course Basketball Manager 2. 3 Class Vice President 1 Football 4 Class Play 3 Football Manager 2, 3 Gryphon Staff 1. 2 Hi-Y 2. 3 Key Club 2. 3. 4 Key Club Secretary 3 Key Club Treasurer 4 Mixed Chorus 2. 4 Owl Staff 3. 4 Scholarship 1. 2 Senior Scholarship Track 3, 4 Manager 2 Usher 1. 2. 3 Page 29 WYMER. KEITH General Course VIC Page 29 Page 94 For an Eatin' Treat That Can't Be Beat! Drive in for a BIG BOY at FRISCH'S DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT Campbell Drive Phone 1873 OPII f0 Now both Ashland Ethyl and Ashland Flying Octane gasoline drive out engine dirt while you drive! Your car will perform better, give quicker starts with a faster getaway. Set a detergent gasoline at all Ashland Oil Stations. ASHLAND OIL REFINING COMPANY Sensational Values at BUNN FURNITURE CO. 204 North Second Street PHONE 670 SEPTEMBER 7 School opened 14 Ginny Winn and Evangelists Assembly 16 F. B. Chillicothe 1-6 C-12 away 19 Assembly Thomas A. Jenkins 23 F. B. Lancaster 1-18; L-0 26 Election of Officers 29 Assembly-Lutheran Minister 30 F. B. Columbus East 1-0; E-20 B U I C K TOMKO BUICK CO. 412 So. 2nd Phone 388 TRADE WITH TOMMY Page 97 Why Wait? Why wait until illness strikes to call a doctor? As high school graduates, many of you will soon be establishing homes of your own. When you assume the responsibilities of a home, select your family doctor as soon as possible. This will give him the opportunity to know your medical problems and to give you the kind of protective care you expect from a good doctor and a family friend. Obtain a list of qualified physicians from the county medical society. Professional education, age, length of time in practice and other back- ground data can be secured from the AMERICAN MEDICAL DIREC- TORY, published by the American Medical Association and is available in most libraries and hospitals. When you have selected your family doctor, consider him your health advisor, and for your health's sake, follow his advice. THE LAWRENCE COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY Wishes You Well Pa£t 98 IRONTON- RUSSELL MOTORS J. H. WOLFE, Manager Your Chevrolet Dealer 420 South Second Phone 352 BODY SHOP 911 SOUTH THIRD USED CAR LOT 2ND AND JEFFERSON Compliments of ROMER JEWELRY Diamond Center of Ironton THIRD AND PARK PHONE 2565 Compliments of BOB LINN SPORTING GOODS 1071 2 South 2nd Phone 1539 PHILLIPS' FUNERAL HOME 1004 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET PHONE 456 GABLER'S the Store of Nationally Advertised Brands COATS AND SUITS SPORTLEIGH MARCE BOBBIE BROOKS ARTHUR JAY SURE SIZED LADY SCOTT BETTI KEN WHITMORE DRESSES LESLIE FAYE MINX MODES PRESTIGE, JR. MARTHA MANNING ROSEWEE JACK MANN HELEN WHITING EMILE MYNETTE TONI TODD VICKY VAUGHN Gl Gl YOUNG and Many Others Where You're Sure of Top Quality and Friendly Service GABLER'S Z. Dewey Brumberg Ironton's Most Popular Theater THE RO-NA 312 South 3rd Street Phone 4040 Compliments of the Compliments of JENKINS - ROUSH Clawson TRUCK IMPLEMENT Service Supply COMPANY 1715 Campbell Ave. 401 North 3rd Street PHONE 3563 Compliments of CARLYLE TILE COMPANY Manufacturer of Ceramic Tile 922 Pike Street COALGROVE, OHIO Page 101 105 YEARS CONTINUOUS BANKING AND LOAN SERVICE FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS CHRISTMAS SAVING ACCOUNTS REGULAR CHECKING ACCOUNTS FARM AND HOME MORTGAGE LOANS TRAVELERS CHECKS CASHIERS CHECKS AUTOMOBILE LOANS COLLATERAL LOANS COMMERCIAL LOANS FARM MACHINERY AND TRUCKS PERSONAL LOANS Financial Security tor Your Future FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IRONTON, OHIO Since 1849 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 3rd and Park Ave. Phone I LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Tri - State Shopping Center HOME OF BETTER VALUES For Service Call Leggett's Department Store 3rd and Center Phone 2762 Page 103 COOPERATION Through the operation of orderly plans which encourage frank and friendly discussion between management and the organization at large, understanding and confidence have been and will be es- tablished. This is the foundation upon which cooperation is built. Cooperation is the medium through which all great accomplishments are attained. Success, ultimate and complete success, depends more on a spirit of helpful cooperation than on any other one factor. ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION ASHLAND WORKS ASHLAND, KENTUCKY at the DRIFT- IN RESTAURANT 1007 North 2nd Phone 1896 Pag BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! Foremost FOREMOST COUNTRY FRESH MILK Ashland, Kentucky Compliments of DAYTON MALLEABLE IRON CO. Employers of Ironton Labor Suporters of: IRONTON BOARD OF TRADE IRONTON COMMUNITY CHEST MALE CHORUS IRONTON SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL PROJECTS Manufacturers of ALUMINUM GREY IRON MALLEABLE AND STEEL CASTINGS ALLYN'S JEWELERS THE HOME OF PERFECT DIAMONDS Headquarters for America's Finest Watches 201 SOUTH 3RD STREET PHONE 267 C | NOTEBOOK %2! %t3 IRONTON BOOK STORE 315 Center Phone 302 Compliments of JWT THE WAYNE PUMP ' rryAND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION y SAVE wJtwiiJ AT ETNA BUILDING LOAN 2841 South 6th Phone 2340 311 South 3rd Phone 5 Page 105 PIANOS ORGANS COX'S MARKET YIN YANG DELICATESSEN 2024 South 9th Phone I 18 ZWICK'S 121 South Second Phone 2653 Music Makes Homes Happier -3 K, RADIOS RECORD PLAYERS MICHIGAN MOTOR FREIGHT INCORPORATED COMMON CARRIER —GENERAL COMMODITIES INTER-STATE HAULERS Prompt Service 3004 South Third Phone 774 COLD WAVE ICE CREAM BOTTLING COMPANY 1704 South Third Phone 126 SSettttc-e MANN MARKET 318 Park Avenue Phone 244 ELM STREET MARKET Quality Meats — Groceries Vegetables Fresh Fruits — Frozen Foods YOUR COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 211 Elm Street Phone 3231 lyjour m!l DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST WEBER BROTHERS STALEY'S PHARMACY 217 South Third Phone 734 GREEN HOUSE 1501 South Sixth Phone 60 South Point 8-4186 Bakers of Good Bread Page 107 THE WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY Laundry Cleaning Fur and Woolen Storage PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Ironton Phone 3200 423 SOUTH SECOND COOD FOOD Phone 2275 Page 108 IF IT’S BORDEN'S IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD1 For Delivery Service Phone Enterprise-081 I HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA OCTOBER 7 FB-Ashland 1-12; A-14 12 Assembly Columbus Day (Boys' Chorus) 14 FB-Cattlettsburg-W-20; T-14 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, Festival of Hills, school dismissed at Fri. Noon 21 FB-Huntington Vinson-W-13; T-6 28 No School—Teachers at Athens 28 FB Ceredo-Kenova-W-40; T-6 Compliments of MITTENDORF REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY Phone I 14 205 Park Avenue NOVEMBER Compliments of 1-4 Pictures Taken for Owl 4 FB-Cinn. Woodward-W-46; T-0; Homecoming 10 Assembly-Armistice Day, Docter Hunter 11 Armistice Day—No School II FB-Portsmouth-W-19; T-14 14-18-28 Sale of Owls 17 Matinee of Senior Class Play 18 Senior Class Play— Hillbilly Weddin' 24 Thanksgiving Vacation FOR COMFORT IN SHOE WEAR Compliments of See NEEKAMP SHOE STORE IRONTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION 324 Center Street Phone 488 Page 109 Campbell Ave. Phone 3563 DECEMBER IRONTON BROADCASTING Wl RO 1230 on Your 2 B.B. Gallipolis 1-66; G-80 6 B.B. Portsmouth West 1-75; PW-37 10 B.B. Portsmouth High 1-46; P-61 16 B.B. Portsmouth East 1-72; PE-70 18 Christmas by Candlelight 29-30 B.B. Tournament 21 Christmas Vacation POAT .lf CURT SCHAFER MOTORS, INC. Radio Dial RADIO PLAZA PHONE 360 413 South 3rd Street THE SMART SHOP for the Smartly Dressed Woman 1444 Winchester ASHLAND, KENTUCKY 203 South Third Street IRONTON, OHIO TIPTON'S BAKERY AND SUPER MARKET OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Third and Adams Street Phone 20 GEORGE SCHWEICKART LUMBER COMPANY 923 South Second Phone 228 APPLIANCE GAS APPLIANCE 202 South Third Street Phone 280 dairy products HY- GRADE MILK COMPANY 2422 South 9th Phone 22 SEE US Compliments of MARSHALL GRIFFITH CONTRACTOR LAWRENCE FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 1st National Bank Building Phone 4 JANUARY 4 Back to School 6 B.B. Huntington East 1-86; HE-105 13 B.B. Coal Grove 1-66; CG-70 17 B.B. Huntington High 1-55; H-61 20 B.B. Ceredo Kenova 1-64; CK-51 20 Senior Scholarship Tests 24 B.B. Ashland 1-63; A-89 27 B.B. Minford 1-64; M-59 FEBRUARY 3 B.B. Portsmouth East 1-67; PE-48 7 BB Portsmouth West 10 Band Concert 14 BB Huntington East, Home 15 Assembly—G.A.A. 18 BB Portsmouth, Away 21 BB Ceredo-Kenova, Home 22 Assembly—George Washington's Birthday 24 BB Gallipolis, Home ROBERTS PRINTING COMPANY NO JOB TOO BIG NO JOB TOO SMALL 104 South Fourth Phone 2000 LIBERTY FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN 31 I Parle Avenue Phone 502 SO MANY of Those Lovely Formals for MAY CROWNING and for the JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Came From This Store THE LEADER Ironton's Best Shop THIRD AND CENTER STREET More for Your Money 223 SOUTH THIRD STREET SPORTSMAN BOWLING ALLEY 2131 2 South 3rd Phone 2264 Page 112 MARCH HENTHORN'S DRY CLEANERS LAUNDRY 2 Jr. Class Play 16 Sophomore Sock Dance 29 Easter Vacation WHERE CLEANING IS AN ART 321 Vernon Street Phone I 15 Compliments of SPORTSMAN BAR 213 SOUTH 3RD STREET Phone 2273 APRIL 3 Classes Resume 6 Junior Class Play 13 Owl Review 20 Spanish Party 27 Band Concert 30 G.A.A. Banquet Page 113 ALLEN AUTO 9904 South 3rd BAKER FUNERAL HOME 305 North 5th CENTRAL DRY CLEANERS 718 North 5th CENTRAL HARDWARE 110 South 2nd DEWHIT DRUG COMPANY 313 Center Street GEORGE DERIFIELD 112 North Second HAAS ELECTRIC SHOP 117 South 2nd HARMON'S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE 123 North 3rd JAMES OFFICE SUPPLY 315 Park Avenue JENKINS CASH MARKET 1224 South 5th JAMES A. LAMBERT INS. AGENCY 2215 South 5th LANGE CONCRETE COMPANY 1717 Campbell Avenue THE MARKET BASKET 704 North 6th MASCARI'S PHARMACY 119 South 2nd MURPHY-DEL CHECCOLO CO. 3rd and Vernon MYERS MOTEL 1515 South 3rd NEDDLECRAFT KIDDIE SHOP 11 I South 3rd J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 115 South 3rd WALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY 204 South 3rd Alexander Market Artwil Dress Shop Bold Furniture Buckeye Cleaners The Cameo Beauty Shoppe Deluxe Cafe S. M. Fenstermaker Lawrence Furniture Holschuh Wallpaper Paint Store Mort's Auto Supply Nazor Studio New Prosperity Dry Cleaners B. F. Scherer Russell Spears Pharmacy Town Country Beauty Salon Unger Shoe Store Vogue Beauty Shop Vons Shoe Store James E. Waldo Andrew H. Washington MAY 4 Open House I I Spring Concert 22 May Crowning 25 Junior-Senior Prom 27 Baccalaureate 29 Class Night 30 Memorial Day 31 Commencement Page 114 AU REVOIR — MARTHA SLAGEL A Alexander's Market 102 Allen Auto 102 Allyn's Jewelers 93 Artwil Dress Shop 102 Armco Steel Corporation 92 Ashland Oil Refining Co. 85 B Baker Funeral Home 102 Big Boy Shop 84 Bell Furniture 102 Borden's Dairy Products 96 Buckeye Cleaners 102 Bunn Furniture, Inc. 85 C Cameo Beauty Salon 102 Carlyle Tile Co. ........................ 89 Central Dry Cleaners 102 Central Hardware 102 Clawson Service Supply Co. 89 Cloran, Mart F., Grocery 101 Cold Wave Ice Cream Bottling Co. 94 Cox, Harold, Grocery Delicatessen 94 D Dayton Malleable Iron Co. 93 Deluxe Cafe 102 Derifield, George, Appliance 102 De Whit Drug 102 Diamond Lumber Co. 90 Drift Inn Drive-In 92 E Elm Street Market 95 Etna Building Loan Co. 93 F Fenstermaker, S. M., Produce 102 First National Bank 91 Foremost Milk Co. 92 G Gabler's 87 Gas Appliance Co. 99 Goldcamp Furniture Co. 90 Griffith, Marshall, Contractor 99 H Haas Electric Shop 102 Harmon's Clothing Shoe Store 102 Heighton Baking Co. 90 Heiner's Bakery 95 Henthorn's Cleaners 101 Holschuh Wallpaper Paint Store 102 Hy-Grade Milk Co. 99 I Irenton Book Store 93 Ironton Dental Asociation 97 Ironton-Russell Motor Co. 88 J James Office Supply 102 Jenkins Cash Market 102 Jenkins-Roush Truck Implements 89 L Lange Concrete Co. 102 Lambert, James, Insurance Agency 102 Lawrence County Medical Society 86 Lawrence Federal Savings Loan Association 99 11 Lawrence Furniture 102 Leader, The 100 Leggett's Clothing Store 91 Liberty Federal Savings Loan Association 100 Linn, Bob, Sporting Goods Store 88 M Mann Market 94 Market Basket 102 Markin-Blanton 97 Marlow Grill 96 Mascari's Pharmacy 102 Mearan's Clothing Store 88 Michigan Motor Freight 94 Mittendorf Real Estate, Insurance 96 Mort's Auto Supply 102 Murphy-Del Checcole Co. 102 Myers Motel 102 N Nazer's Studio 102 Needlecraft Kiddie Store 102 Neekamp Shoe Store 97 Newberry, J. J. 102 New Prosperity Dry Cleaners n 102 r Penney's, J. C.t Co. 90 Phillips Funeral Home 87 R Roberts Printing Co. 100 Romer Jewelry 88 Ro-Na Theatre 89 S Schafer Motors Co. 98 Scherer, B. F. 102 Schweickarts, George 98 Smart Shop, The 98 Spears, Russell, Pharmacy 102 Sportsman Bar 101 Sportsman Bowling 100 Staley Pharmacy T 95 1 Tipton Bros. Bakery 98 Tomko Buick Co. 85 Town Country Beauty Shop 102 U Unger's Shoe Store 102 V Valley Insurance Agency 102 Valley Restaurant 90 Vogue Beauty Shop 102 Vons Shoe 102 W Waldo, James E. 102 Walker's Shoe Store 100 Washington, Andrew 102 Wayne Pump, The 93 Weber, Bros. 95 White Swan Laundry 96 W 1 R O 98 Z Zwick's Music Appliances 94 Top: Football Queen and Attendants Janet Murphy, Sara Heighton, Queen. Justine Payne. Bea Payne. CANDIDATES FOR THE QUEEN OF THE FESTIVAL OF THE HILLS: Jeanette Large. Retha Mae Hall. Shirley Callieoat. Linda Heighton. Sara Heighton. Joretta Boyd. FESTIVAL FUN: Linda Helm. Judy Sutton and and Pattv Matthews. Page 116 — I Dr. George Hill, Professor of Educa- tion, Ohio University, spoke at the Commencement Exercises on The Power to Become to the Class of 1956. He was horn and educated in Michigan, receiving his A.B. degree from Albion College and later his M.A. and Ph.D. from Northwestern University in Chi- cago. The chief interests of Dr. Hill is the preparation of school counselors and conducting a research study of the post-high school experiences of young people and what influences their choices. SEES: MARDA AINSWORTH working as a secretary in an office, waiting for P.D. to get out of school. RON ALEXANDER just broke the world’s record in high jumping, PHILLIP ALFREY hired as a teacher in the Machine Shop. DAVID ALSTOTT was recently hired by the government for the President’s staff because of his beautiful handwriting. EMILY BARLOW is waiting for her Naval Hero to come home. VIRGINIA BARTON became the champion of the Woman’s Bowling League. BUDDY BELL replaced his namesake in the Cincinnati Redlegs. JIM BINGHAM’S fight with Miss Carlyle is still in litigation, now in the Supreme Court. BILL BLACKWELL is playing First Clarinet with the Boston Symphony Orchestra. BARBARA BLANTON is teaching English at Rockhill. FRED BODMER is giving Tuba lessons. SANDRA BOLL is editor of CHARM. BOB BROWN- STEAD has taken over ownership of the BEVERLY Shop. JOE BROWN manages a string of Newspapers. GAIL BURCHAM now uses Liberace’s Candelabra which he inherited. GLENDA BUTLER is now the efficient secretary-general to the Consolidated Law Firm. BILL CALES is still “rodding” around I.H.S. JOHN CANNON, business manager of THE GIRLS, is still sending signals and grinning evilly. LUTHER CHAPMAN, always the student, has returned to I.H.S. for post-graduate work. NANCY CLAWSON (Mrs. A. J.) has won the Mrs. America Contest. MARLENE COCHRAN is now the mother of twelve little blond girls. ORLEEN CORN has opened a restaurant at LAWCO Lake. MIKE COCKRELL owns his garage at 7th and Oak. DICK CROSWELL has installed duals on his son’s “kiddycart.” FRANCINE DAVIS is a member of the famous DAVIS TRIO. GARY DEEDS, a famous wrestler, is appearing at Madison Square Garden. JACK DENNIN heads the staff of photographers of the NEW YORK TIMES. NELLIE DHONAU is enjoying being the head of the Collin’s family. BILL DICKINS has just imported the latest model GUNMAN Sport Car for his collection. JOHN DILLEY has taken Dilley Dailey’s place on the Howdy Doody Show. JANICE DOLIN is now living at an Air Force Base as Mrs. James Fitzpatrick. GEORGE DEER and his brother FLOYD have just opened a new service station. SHARON DOWNEY is teaching dancing lessons at the Arthur Murray Studios in Hunting- ton. JANET EACHES is doing worthwhile work as a missionary in Tim-buk-tu. VIRGINIA ELDRIDGE is married and living in her name-sake state. DONALD FAIR- CHILD is still waiting for Wilma to get out of school. JACK FIELDS is now the owner of a new garage. PATTY FIELDS is head of the lingerie department with the S. S. Kresge Company. MARCIS FILKINS has just taken Ethel Smith’s place as an organist. DAVID FORD is still trying to get the transmission back in his car. JERRY FORD has just bought the Dodge Corporation. NANCY FRAZER is now’ with TWA as an airline hostess. ALICE FREEMAN is still clerking at Gabler’s. WANDA FRIEND is a telephone operator. DAN GALLAGHER was recently sentenced for 10 years in the penitentiary by his father. JANET GANNON has a thriving art studio in Greenwich Village. SHARON GAVAN has revised the handbook on English Grammar. MARY LOU GOSSET’S piano playing is now heard coast to coast on TV. BARBARA HAAS is still secretary to Mr. Wiseman. ORVILLE HAAS has decided to come back to High School so he can sing off key in Mixed Chorus. SUE HARDY is now married to Bob Armstrong. CLETA HARR is still trying to break into a Broadway musical. WAYNE HAUGAN has become head carry out boy at Kroger’s. SAM HEIGHTON. he and Max have just formed a dance band. SARA HEIGHTON is assistant mechanic at Killen’s garage. PAT HENDERSON is happily married to Vernon Lambert. DON HIXON is still being punished for not showing up on the night of Baccalaureate.. JANICE HOBSTETTER is head of the mimeograph department of the Vogue Magazine. PAT HALLOWAY is now having a personal showing of her paintings. JANE HUDSON has just replaced Miss Humphrey in the Art Department of I.H.S. WANDA HYLAND is still trying to figure out how she got her Driver’s License. RICHARD JARRELL is still in the Navy reserves. JOHN JENKINS is still playing the field. WILLA JOHNSON has finally graduated. MARTA JUSTICE still hangs out at the “Outpost.” KAY KELLEY is now the world’s tallest woman at 6’ 5”. LOIS KELLEY is still waiting for Ralph to come home. LINDA KERSHEY has just become secretary to the President. MARY LOU KOUKOS is now a famous beautician. TOM LAWLESS is now in Africa for his new Tarzan picture. BILL LAYNE—through a successful operation has laid aside his crutches—a sincere wish. JOANN LEWIS is still happily married. DONA LITLE is at O.U. keeping her eye on Ben. JIM LOUKX has joined the Navy and become their No. 1 Frogman. SHELBA LYND is designing dresses for tall women. DAVE McKEE has just won the National Jitterbug Contest. NORMA MARKEL has married David and is living in a tent. BILL MARTING has just opened his own garage. BOB MARTING as a nuclear physicist, is working on the oxygen bomb. CAROLYN MASSIS is head nurse at General Hospital. JUDY MEADOWS is a member of a professional tumbling act. RONNIE MEEKS has invented a new pill to keep you awake. DIANE MILLER has just flunked out of college!!!!!????? ;;;;;!!!!!. JACK MOELLER has just pushed Eddie Fisher out of his position as America’s No. 1 male singer. PAT MORRIS has taken over her father’s photography shop. DONNA MURDOCK has just given Kay Kelley a close call for the title of the tallest girl. RONNIE MURPHY is still trying to graduate. DON NANCE not seen around much any- more. DAVID NASH has finally graduated!!!!! DANE OSBORNE has just taken over the role of Jimminy Cricket in the Mickey Mouse Club. BILL OSBORNE was just named Mr. America. RICHARD PAYNE has brought suit against Miss Carlyle for embezzlement. MARY J. POE is still a wonderful girl. TOM PHILLIPS—still cars and women. JACK PRICHARD is still seen around Nan’s. BILL “RANY” RANSON’S ears are still his most distinguishing mark. MARY ANN RAVENCRAFT is touring the country as a baseball fan. VIVIAN RIGGSBY has just inherited the battleship “Vulcan” from its commander-in-chief. DARREL ROLLINS is still lovin’ those drums, as always. JACK ROSEBROUGH has just developed a new theory on howr to play Euchre and win. JANE ROUCH has written a book, “How to Stay Awake 24 Hours a Day and Like It.” WAYNE RUNYON is still sending his college grades to the Carlyles for inspection. CHARLES SAUNDERS never comes home anymore. He likes Miami too well. CAROL SCALES is still cleaning out her locker at I.H.S. JERRY SCHERER is a confirmed bachelor. PAT SCHILLING has a cattle ranch in Texas. LINDA SCHWEIKART is a life guard at Daytona Beach. A. J. SEXTON is still in hospital after mentioning Ferhia. MARVIN SHAFER is co-starring with DICK STEWART in the remake of “The Tall Man.” MARY SKIRVIN has gone hack to her Beloved Kentucky Hills. JOHN SLAGEL has just become the world’s greatest lover. MARTHA SLAGEL discovered oil in her own back yard. RAY SLOAN has just made extensive studies on the effect of alcohol on the human mind. DALE SMITH has just flown his rocket ship to the moon. JEAN SMITH is still waiting for Randy to get out of school. MARTIN SMITH is the head of the Boy Scouts of America. MARY LEE SMITH is waiting for Frank to come home. PAUL SMITH has just run the 2-minute mile. JEANNINE SNYDER is scrubbing steps at the Courthouse in order to pay lor JERRY SOUTHER’S hunting expeditions to Africa. JAMES SPARKS is a successful businessman. SAUNDRA SPICER has just bought a new red Buick to keep up with VIRGINIA WADE who just bought a blue one. GARY SPRINGER was just elected President of the U. S. BARBARA STANLEY is still as sweet as ever. BILL STEVENS is the new owner of the Lobby News. JACK STOWERS is playing professional football with the Los Angeles Rams. NANCY TIPTON has just opened a bakery—Notpit’s. FRANCES VECELLIO is now selling used cars. MAGENE WADDELL has just become manager of the Ro-Na. EVELYN WALKER has met the man of her dreams. BARBARA WALTERS BUNDY is living a life of ease. RICHARD WALTON is the president of 436 banks from Maine to California. CHARLES WEBB is retired and lives on the fortune he made at the age of 20. FRANCES WEBB is secretary to the Ohio Superintendent of Schools. GLEE WHETRO is singing to Dick from the Metropolitan. BETTY WILBURN is married and has four fine children. ROBERT WILEMAN is making big money as a golfer and advertising toothpaste on the side. BARBARA WILDS is a success in the business world. DON WILLIS is the manufacturer of Willis Automobiles. PAUL WOODS is touring the country as an orator and politician. REBECCA WILLIAMS has moved to the deep south where she has her own TV show—it teaches the Northern accent. KEITH WYMER has just changed his name to Abbott so that at long last his name won’t be at the bottom of the list. THE OWL STAFF 1956 Editor _______________________JANE ROUSH Managing Editor JACK ROSEBROUGH Financial Manager . ........ DIANE MILLER Advertising Manager ROBERT WILEMAN Circulation Manager ......... JOHN CANNON Make-up, JEANNINE SNYDER, PAT MORRIS Senior Editor _____________ JACK MOELLER Calendar Editor .......... MARTHA SLAGEL Photographer JACK DENNIN Art________________JANET GANNON, JANE HUDSON Feature Editor __________ JEANNINE SNYDER Sports ...... JOHN JENKINS Advertising Committee—Nancy Tipton, John W olfe, David Alstott, Mary Skirvin, Dick Walton, Ray Sloan, A. J. Sexton, Mary Shafter, Nancy Clawson, Cletia Harr, Diane Miller, Saundra Spicer. Circulation—Dane Osborne, Jerry Scherer, Francis Vecellio, Alice Freeman, Bill Blackwell, John Slagel, Marda Ainsworth, Frances Webb, Jack Fisher, Buddy Bell, Janice Hobstetter, Charles Saunders, Dale Smith, Justine Payne, Jack Stowers, Betty Willis. Bill Osborne, Sandra Boll, Dona Stewart, David Conaghan, Carolyn Roadcup, Steve Renner, Linda Schweikart, Janice Dolin, Dan Gallagher, Pete Dilley, Linda Kershey, Gail Burcham, Marcia Fil- kins, Vivian Riggsby, Mary L. Gossett. Typists—Vivian Riggsby, Marlene Cochran, Barbara Blanton. COME THE COFFEE SHOP 1422 S. 3rd St. Succedd ui a uC 'TOe CC o up e tte tJ efi 1. Ron Alexander 2. A. J. Sexton 3. A. J. Sexton 4. Clyde Nelson 5. Jim Willis 6. Marvin lines extreme right and Steve Renner to his left. THE CLASS OF 1956 Diane Louise Miller In September of 1951. we. as a class, first came to Ironton High School. During this first year, we made friends with teenagers from all over our city. Remember the night we went to our first football game? Remember the first night we cheered for the team that was now a part of us? Then came the basketball games and our first high school dance. Besides the social activities, we became acquainted with the whole routine of high school life. By June, we didn’t rush to class, we didn’t have to look on a door for its number, and we didn’t mind being called “peanuts. This year passed quickly, and before we had a chance to realize it, we were freshmen. The outstanding features in our freshman year were electing our class officers and choosing our class colors and flower. Under the supervision of our advisor. Mr. 0. M. Wiseman, we had our skating parties and our candy sales. In this year we felt like “old hands” in the high school life. Miss Eloise Moreland was our advisor for our sophomore year. Do you remember the sock dances we held in the big gym and the Christmas parties we gave at the county homes? Our thoughts this year were directed toward the next year when we would be juniors. Our interest in our junior year centered around the Junior-Senior Prom. Wasn’t it fun to get out of class to decorate the gym? We all will agree, I think, that due to Mrs. Ruth Lambert, our advisor, we had a very successful prom. We had the thrill of buying our class rings this year. Also some of us had the opportunity to show our dramatic ability in our class play, “Come Over To Our House.’ The time really flew in our junior year. Then came our last year at Ironton High School. W’e had come to love it deep down in our hearts. There w’ere many things to be done this year. Among the activities were presenting our class play, “Hillbilly Weddin’”; preparing our annual, the Owl: ordering our invitations and cards: getting measured for our caps and gowns. We were able to do these things under our advisor, Mrs. Edna Hannon. This year contained the last of everything-—the last football game, when we cheered the team to a victory over our rival, Portsmouth; the last basketball game: the last track meet. But. besides these last activities we have had our May Crowning. Prom, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. As we look hack upon our high school years, we see years filled with joy and sorrow', happiness and disappointments. In these years some of us have excelled in scholarship, in sports, and in other fields. In these years wre have lost some members and have gained others. We, as a class, have finished our schooling together. We will go our separate ways, hut we w'ill always remember that we were a part of the graduating class of 1956. We can always remember that there will never be another class named the Class of 1956. COLOR: Scarlet and Grey FLOWER: American Beauty Rose Way — 'P'tottt Stant fo 'pctUaJl THE OWL STAFF 1957 Editor ...................... MARY RADER Managing Editor ____________ JOHN LEACH Business Editor ........... JOHN WOLFE Advertising Manager DICK MIDRIFF Circulation DAVID BRUMBERT Make-up .................... DORIS WALL Financial ................. SANDRA PYLES Calendar CHESTER RATLIFF Senior Editor DIANNE RICHARDSON Art LEAH SMITH. SHELIA THOMAS Typists—Doris Wall, Sara Belville, Jan Child- ers, Dianne Richardson. 'T'TfacfC'ioawitup LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF SENIOR CLASS OF 1956 IRONTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL IRONTON, OHIO WE, THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1956, Ironton Senior High School, of Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio, being of sound mind and disposing memory, do make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all other wills heretofore by us made, to wit: FIRST: We desire that all our just debts be paid, which have been incurred by this class during our Senior year: SECOND: We, the Senior Class of Ironton Senior High School, bequeath separately and individually as follows, to wit: 1. I, Marda Ainsworth, devise the last chapter of my autobiography to P. D. Hazelbaker. 2. I, Phillip Alfrey, devise my shop apron to Dale Dotson. 3. I, David Alstott, devise to Kernal Spencer a muzzle to keep him from inflicting terrible blasts on people. 4. I, Emily Barlow, devise my seat in assembly to Carol Grubb. 5. I, Virginia Barton, devise my ability to keep out of trouble to Jill Dalton. 6. I, Buddy Bell, devise my ability to stay in classes to Bob Deeds. 7. I, James Bingham, devise my nickname of Bush to Ray Brickey. 8. I, William Blackwell, devise my can of imported cork grease to any deserving clarinetist. 9. I, Barbara Blanton, devise my love for boys to any girl who likes them as well as I do. 10. I, Fred Bodmer, devise my first-chair position in band to Dick Rice. 11. I, Sandra Boll, devise my ability to whisper in class, without being heard all over the room, to Teeny Rutledge. 12. I, Joseph Brown, devise my seat in typing class to anyone who wants it. 13. I, Robert Brownstead, devise my ability to get along with Miss Jane Carlyle to Jack Lewis. 14. I, Gail Burcham, devise my ability to get along with the Senior teachers to Jack Fisher. 15. I, Glenda Butler, devise my seat in Problems class to Annette Cleary. 16. I, John Cannon, devise the Carlyle “girls” to Ig Renner. 17. I, Luther Chapman, devise the school building to anyone who wants it. 18. I, Nancy Clawson, devise my May Queen’s Crown to the lucky girl who will get May Queen next year. 19. I, Marlene Cochran, devise my seat in assembly to my sister, Gail. 20. I, Orleen Corn, devise my seat in assembly to Louise Blankenskip. 21. I, George Crockrell, devise all the girls around town, except Gwen Mundy, to my kid brother. Rocky. 22. I, Dick Croswell, devise my ability to find fender skirts to Charles. 23. I, Francine Davis, devise Charlie to anyone who can understand him. 24. I, Myrna Davis, devise my seat in Miss Carlyle’s room to Margaret Thomas. 25. I, Gary Deeds, devise my traffic tickets and reckless driving to my brother, Bob. 26. I, Floyd Deer, devise Marion Wise my pack of Luckies. 27. I, Joyce Delawder, devise my ability to get along with Bill and still go to school to Hazel Huff. 28. I. George Deer, devise Gary Nichols my ability to mess up in Auto Mechanics. 29. I, Jack Dennin, devise my good English grades to Carol Butler. 30. I, Nellie Dhonau. devise my ability to get along with the teachers to Janet Smith. 31. 1, Bill Dickens, devise to Kernel Spencer some general stars. 32. I. John Dilley, devise my seat in Dillards Billard to Yoge. 33. I. Janice Dolin, devise my position as a senior cheerleader to Leah Rae Smith. 34. I. Sharon Downey, devise my dancing ability to Betty Willis. 35. I, Janet Eaches, devise my seat in Miss Carlyle’s class to Tommy Dalton. 36. I, Virginia Eldridge, devise my seat in Miss Carlyle’s Problems class to Linda McKnight. 37. I. Don Fairchild, devise to Wilma Russell my infinite intelligence and superb knowledge of Problems. 38. I, Jack Fields, devise my skill as a mechanic to Jerry Fetters. 39. 1, Pat Fields, devise my naturally curly, black hair to my sister Carmen. 40. I. Marcia Filkins, devise my cheerleader uniform to some lucky eighth grader. 41. I, David Ford, devise my seat in Miss Caryle’s study hall to some poor Junior. 42. 1. Jerry Ford, devise my seat in Miss Hannon’s room to some poor Junior. 43. I, Alice Freeman, devise my ability to write a 2.500 word theme to anyone who likes to talk as much as I do. 44. 1. Janet Gannon, devise my position of art on the Student Council to whomever gets it. 45. 1. Mary Lou Gossett, devise my seat in assembly to any lucky Junior who gets it. 46. I. Barbara Haas, devise my seat in assembly to anyone who wants to be one of the last out. and who gets trampled by freshmen and soph. 47. I, Sonny Haas, devise my studious ability in Problems class to Stephen Philip Fraley. 48. I, Sue Hardy, devise my two study halls to Midge Massie. 49. 1, Cletia Anne Harr, devise my majorette uniform to Rosemary Hampton. 50. I, Sara Heighton. devise George Killin to Mr. Mains to keep an eye on him after I am gone. 51. I, Janice Hobstetter, devise my job as mimeograph operator to any Junior who likes hard work. 52. I, Jane Hudson, devise my small parking place to anyone who thinks they can get in it. 53. I, Wanda Hyland, devise my driving ability to Betty McGarvey. 54. I. Helen Jackson, devise my seat in assembly to any Junior lucky enough to get it. 55. I, Richard Jarrell, devise Marvin lines “the Church Key” and the Junior Class of ’57 nothing. 56. I, Willa Johnson, devise my seat in Problems Class to Sheila Thomas. 57. I, Marta Justice, devise my seat in the Senior section to Larry Kelley. 58. I, Kay Kelley, devise my Senior seat and my ability to get library excuses to Podunk Sweeney. 59. I, Lois Kelley, devise my “A’s” in gym class to Jean Neal. 60. 1, Linda Kershey, devise my interest in other peoples business to Sue Stanley, Jan Moeller, and Carol Jean Hampton. 61. I, Joanne Lewis, devise that some Junior will be as lucky as I and have Jane Carlyle for Problems, as well as American History. 62. I, Dona Litle. devise my grades and typing ability to “Bean” Dyke. 63. I. James Loukx, devise my nickname to Charles Woods. 64. I, Shelba Lynd. devise my seat in Problem’s class to Nettie Coffman. 65. I, Norma Markel, devise my ability to get American History to my sister Karolvn Markel. 66. I. Bill Marting, devise to Jerry Fetters my learning in Auto Shop. 67. I. Bob Marting, devise my seat in English to Bob Brown. 68. 1. Carolyn Massie, devise my seat in English Literature to my little sister Nancy Massie. 69. I, Don McIntyre, devise my duals to Johnny Wolfe. 70. I, Dave McKee, devise my ability to grow a beard to Ray Brickey. 71. I, Judy Meadows, devise my seat in assembly to Jerry Meadows. 72. I, Ronnie Meeks, devise Jack Bunker my drivers license. 73. I. Diane Miller, devise to my sister Marjory all my good grades in History. 74. I, Jack Moeller, devise my little sister, Jan, my seat in Business English; my name of “hair” to Ray Brickey and my fabulous scar to “bad” Jack Fisher. 75. I, Patty Morris, devise my ability to never have my assignments in on time to Helen Harlacher. 76. I, Donna Murdock, devise my love for popular music to Jack Lewis. 77. I, Ron Murphy, devise Bill Bricky my pleasing personality and brains. 78. I, Dane Osborne, devise my ability to recite problems for Ester Carlyle to Gielda. 79. I, Bill Osborne, devise my ability to get along with the Misses Carlyle to Dona Stewart. 80. I, Dick Payne, devise to Bob Boll my ability to center for punts. 81. I, Tom Phillips, devise my broken nose to Tom McMillen. 82. I, Mary Jane Poe, devise my pleasing personality and brains to Pat F. and Almeda G. 83. I, Jack Prichard, devise the tortures of English IV to Nancy Hamrick. 84. 1, Bill Ranson, do not want to leave anything to anybody; I’m taking it all with me. 85. I, Marianne Ravencraft, devise my ability to get along with Esther Carlyle to my sisters Jan and Kay. 86. I, Vivian Riggsby, devise the title of “upperclassman” to the class of ’57. 87. I, Darrell Rollins, devise my ability to keep in step while marching to Greg Townsend. 88. I, Jack Rosebrough, devise my card playing endurance to “cheese.” 89. I, Jane Roush, devise the OWL editorship to a lucky Junior, Mary Rader. 90. I, Wayne Runyon, devise my English book to some Lucky Junior. 91. I, Charles Saunders, devise my most honored name of “biggest Flop of ’55” to Mr. Fleming, not that he deserves it, but he gave it to me, and I’m proud of it. 92. I, Carol Scales, devise my ability to get along with the Misses Carlyle and my seat in problems class to Charlotte Hobson. 93. I, Jerry Scherer, devise my prominent seat in Problems to Ed Nance. 94. I. Pat Shilling, devise my seat in Problems to Gary Pernell. 95. I, Linda Schweikart, devise my blond hair to Sarah Bellville. 96. I, A. J. Sexton, devise the third tree from the corner of 7th and Oak, to Don Clawson. 97. I. Mary Shafer, devise my interest in Fords to Justine Payne. 98. I. Mary Skirvin. devise my outstanding ability in Solid Geometry to Mary Rader. 99. I, Martha Slagel, devise my magnificent athletic ability in softball to my cousin, Kathy Slagel. 100. I, Ray Sloan, devise my ability to stay out of trouble to Charley Moritz. 101. I. Jean Smith, devise my Problems book to Elaine Stokes. 102. I, John Slagel, devise No. 1 position in l.H.S. to Mike Fannin. 103. I, Marty Smith, devise my French Horn to any one who can play it. 104. I, Mary Lee Smith, devise my library Student Assistantship, to anyone who can handle unruly children. 105. I, Jeannine Snyder, devise my height to Billy McGarvey. 106. I, Jerry Southers, devise my place on the football team to my little brother, Danny. 107. I, Saundra Spicer, devise my cymbals to anyone with muscles to play them. 108. I, Gary Springer, devise my successful cornet playing to Bobby Toothman. 109. I, Barbara Stanley, devise my Problems book to Donna Smith. 110. I, Dick Stewart, devise my elevator shoes to Bob Boll. 111. I, Jack Stowers, devise my great height to my little brother. 112. I, Nancy Tipton, devise my French Horn to anyone who can hold it together. 113. I, Francis Vecellio, devise my books to the trash can. 114. I, Magene Waddell, devise my books and the treasured name of Senior, to Betty McGarvey. 115. I, Virginia Wade, devise my place in majorette line to some lucky girl. 116. I, Evelyn Walker, devise my seat in Problems Class (by the window) to Jo Croswell. 117. I, Barbara Walters, devise my seat in Problems Class to Patty Pancake. 118. I, William Walton, devise my spot on the refreshment committee to any one who is dumb enough to take it. 119. 1, Frances Webb, devise my good grades in shorthand to Suzy Corn. 120. I, Glee Whetre. devise my temper to Doris Wall, although I’m not sure she needs it. 121. I. Elizabeth Wilburn, devise everything I possess at l.H.S. but my diploma and driver’s license to Lynda. 122. I, Barbara Jo Wilds, devise my seat in Typing Class to Frank Dalton. 123. I, Bob Wileman, devise my card playing ability to Carol Belville. 124. I, Becky Williams, devise my Southern accent to my sister, Sara. 125. I. Paul Woods, devise my position as Democratic Floor Leader in Problems and English IV to a good party man, Jerry Brownstead. THIRD: And, further, in order as justly as may be to distribute our interest in the world among succeeding girls and boys; To lovers, we devise their imaginary world with whatever they may need—as the stars of the sky, the red roses by the wall, the bloom of the hawthorn, the sweet strains of music, and aught else they may desire to figure to each other the lastingness and beauty of their love. And to those who are no longer children or youth or lovers, we leave the memory and health. WITNESS our hand and seal this day of. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto sub- scribed my name in the presence of the Senior Class of 1956, and I . have hereunto subscribed my name in the presence of the Senior Class of 1956, and they have hereunto sub- scribed their names in our presence this day of ir. 1956. Ironton, Ohio , fronton, Ohio r‘ MOISTEN GLUE AND STICK IN BACK OF YEARBOOK - INSIDE OF COVER - LET BOOK SET ONE HOUR TO SECURE STICKING BE SURE GLUE IS MOISTENED EVENLY u 5 - If is 'I £ Fry -T; o . - . ” , ‘.n A • i r v • . • •? U. « , j’JK I 4 5sS |V . ’ |S «ar isic--abe1' • • . •-$ .. . U V v. ' ' Of 1 • • . «1 a. -L- 1« V i- • : jM ' • -- t UC I. H sreWSPr'' • • A « v VT r’ %-- n m Jbi ■ •— - ' « % . . „ -4 . - %•'
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