ri--1-'-'F'+ ' , 7?60 IRONTON HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1960, Eight O'clock Processional ........................................................ Classes of 1960 and 1961 The Star Spangled Banner - Key-Smith ............................ The Audience lAudience please rem-aawanding for the prayerl Prayer .................................................... ....................... William Murnahan The Desire to Achieve lSalutatory Address! ...... ......... P aul Destocki Presentation of The Class Memorial ........ . .......... ................... J ohn Hayes President, Class of 1960 Acceptance of The Class Memorial ..... ..................... M r. L. G. DeLong Superintendent, Ironton City Schools Presentation of The A. S. B. Gift ...... .................. P amela Thompson President, Associated Student Body Acceptance of The A. S. B. Gift ....... ....... M r. T. Charlton Davies Principal, Ironton Hig-h School Presentation of The Class Key ....... ................ Ronald Lambert Vice President, Class of 1960 Acceptance of The Class Key ........ ........................ B ryan Hartwig President, Class of 1961 The Best Things In Life Are Free ........ . .... De Sylva, Brow and Henderson A Perfect Day .................... Carrie Jacobs Bond . ................. lVocaI Triol John Boggs, Gary Fugett, Larry Kelley Tiger Clan Scholarship Award ............................................ Mr. Roy Weaver President, Tiger Clan Recognition of Outstanding Senior of Each Course ..... , ...... Mr. L. G. DeLong ' 1 Superintendent, Ironton City Schools Allied Chemical Corporation Award ................ ................ M r. L. G. DeLong Superintendent. Ironton City Schools Dgyfgn Mcilecble Iron Company Awards ...................... Mr. Richard E. Riley Superintendent, D. M. I. Kiwanis Club Award lln memory of O. M. Wisemanl .. Mr. Charles C. Klein President, Kiwanis Club Ligng Club Awards ............ . ............................. ................... D I . 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V, 44 ' , -- . , , 1 , 11 ' -. ' 4 v W, ,, A x s X .Wy 5 , 1 lf' . W - 4 , 4, T .n......,. 1, .1.,CH...w,..i-,.J.-1 ' 746 7760 pzam J Our lovely Prom Queen, Miss Janet Williams. On May 20, the Class of T960 gave the annual Junior-Senior Prom. A very enjoyable banquet, prepared by the mothers, was given before the dance, which was held in the beautifully dec- orated gymnasium. The theme was Twi- light Time and the girls' beautiful for- mals added to the lovely decorations. Music was furnished by Hal Scott and his orchestra. Junior Class President, Bryan Hartwig, and Prom Queen, Janet Wil- liams, led the Grand Nlarch. Next in line in the Grand March was John I-Iayes, Senior Class President, and his date, Ruth Simpson. Mr. Carl White, Junior Class Advisor, was responsible for the success of the Prom. AT THE BANQUET 'Qu ia 3 D-it A sf N THE GRAND MARCH W JUST DANCING LOOK AT THOSE UNCLAD FEET SENIOR CAMDEN PARK WEEK SENIOR ww V+ BANQUET GRADUATION DANCE Valedictorian HQ? 756 7, Awe BACCALAUREATE With the processional of the class of 1960, Baccalaureate began. The invocation was given by The Reverend Roger L. Eells. The audience then ioined in the singing of For the Beauty of the Earth by Kocher. Reverend Roy Mozena read the scripture and Reverend Eells led in prayer. Gaul's, For God So Loved the World and Adams', The Holy City were sung by Mixed Cho- ruses ll and lll. Reverend Drell H. Goff de- livered an inspiring class sermon, The Great Essential. The benediction was given by Reverend Mozena. With the recessional of the Seniors, the Baccalaureate Service for 1960 closed. The organists were Thomas Cooke and Ruth Cardwell. Salutatorian -.....-1 A last look at our school life. Who says graduation is sad? CLASS NIGHT At eight o'cIock on Friday, May 27, 1960, the gan their processional into the auditorium. When was sung by the audience. This was followed by was respectful attention as Paul Destocki gave John Hayes, Senior Class President, presented the Senior Class of 1960 and the Class of 1961 be- all were in place, the Star Spangled Banner a prayer given by Bill Murnahan, then there his salutatory address, The Desire to Achieve. class memorial, which was accepted by Mr. DeLong, and Pamela Thompson, Associated Student Body President, presented the A.S.B. gift, Mr. Davies accepted. Ron Lambert, Vice President of the Class of 1960, presented the class key to Bryan Hartwig, President of the Class of 1961. John Boggs, Gary Fugett, and Larry Kelley entertained by singing The Best Things in Life Are Free and A Perfect Day. The Tiger Clan presented its scholarship award and the outstanding Senior in each course was recognized. Awards were then presented by the Allied Chemical Corp. Semet Solvay Division, Dayton Malle- able, Kiwanis and Lions clubs. Ardys Leftwich played an alto sax solo, Cynthia. Marjorie Miller then delivered her valedictory address, The American Ideal. There were tears in the eyes of some Seniors as they sang the Alma Mater for the last time as undergraduates. Diane Hunter gave the closing prayer which was followed by the recessional. The organist was Regina Collins and the accompanist, John Boggs. An outstanding man in the field of educa- tion, Dr. F. Bringle Mclntosh, President of Ohio Northern University, delivered the Commencement address to the Class of 1960 at Ironton Senior High School. THE MOST POWERFUL THING IN THE WORLD was the subject. His delivery, experience in many fields, vast background of knowl- edge, all combined to make a lasting impres- sion onthe class. if Dr, F. Bringle Mclntosh, D.D., LL.D. A diploma at last! Seniors stand with eyes fixed on the future. COMMENCEMENT The ninety-second annual Commencement of Ironton High School was held Friday, June 3, 1960, in the Senior High School Auditorium. The pro- gram began with the processional by the class of 1960 followed by the Board of Education and the Administration. After singi-ng The Star Spangled Banner, the audience remained standing for the invocation by the Reverend Roy Mozena. The Mixed Chorus III presented two selections: l'Il Walk With God, Brodsky, followed by The Lord's Prayer, Malotte. Mr. L. G. DeLong, Superintendent of Ironton City Schools, introduced the guest speaker, Dr. F. Bringle Mclntosh, President of Ohio Northern University, who chose as the topic of his address, The Most Powerful Thing In The World. Following the address, an organ solo, Benedictus, by Rowley, was played by Janice Collins. The following presentations were made: The Citizenship Award, a memorial from the Class of 1925, The Robert E. Christian Memorial, class of 1945, and the Girls' Athletic Association Award. Mrs. Enoch Allen, President of the Ironton City Board of Education, presented the diplomas. The service was closed with the benediction by Reverend Roger R. Eells and the recessional by the Class of 1960. . SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Seniors presented Their play, The Girl from Outer Space, on March ll, l96O. The comedy was The srory of The im- pressions made by earth people on a girl from a foreign planet. The cast and commitfees worked hard To make The play The success it was, but they also enjoyed Their Task. THE CAST - FIRST ROW: Karen Jones, Carol Jean Hampton, Marge Miller, Janice Murphy. SECOND ROW: Mr. Davies, Drell Goff, Norma Fillgrove, Tom Comer, Larry Kelley, Miss Daniel, John Boggs, Charles Bucklew, Pam Thompson, Susan Thompson. s s 9 FMT l No man is wor1l1 thai much! A Hepca1!Whai'sthat?? Can he be the complete wreck she's describing? Pre-performance makevup. lsn'f that sweet! mem WW HILARITY HOUSE Isobel Jordan Kathi Jordan Betts Jordan ,7A Lucindy Peck D Cha racters Wally O'Shane D Buzz Bassett Stan Lawler , Jefferson Jordan Dora Devine Dixie Devine Karen Helm , Brenda Beaver Wanda Schilling e Ruth Cardwell Fred Bench H Bill Meyers Larry Chinn Bob Houston D Sarah Hallman ,, N Jerry Miller These are some really tough characters. If he-'5 dying - he'll go happy! l Such well rnannered young ladies! The place is really rockin'. Johnny McMahon has had polio and has never attended public schools. He has been tutored and his perseverence and determina- tion have enabled him to graduate as a member of the Class of T960 of lronton High School. For the past three years he has been tutored by Nlr. Randy Falls. His favorite subject is history, he dislikes math. He enioys television and radio, but his favorite entertainment is his hi-fi. The records in his collection number over 400. This includes classical, iazz, and popular, but popular records are his favorite. He likes the Four Freshman and Stan Kenton. In his spare time Johnny makes model ships which he uses for decoration in his room. Though he says he is not an artist, he uses paint-by-number sets and he has some beautiful pictures hanging on his vvall. Photography is Johnny's prime interest and he plans to make it his life's work. He ovvns a Polaroid camera, and at present a professional photographer is counseling him. The Class of T960 is very happy to have you as a member, Johnny, and may your future be filled with happiness and SUCCESS. t l x 1445 7060 and Seam eau ay 1960 Vuaton Seam 921494 Seduce Ironton, Ohio ROSETTA ACKISON devise my carving knife I, JOHN BOGGS, devise my many parking places for better effects in desks to Henrietta Fitts. KENNETH ROBERT ADAMS, devise my football and basketball numbers to the next unlucky person. RICHARD ADKINS, devise my lathe in machine shop to my little beanhead. ROSEMARY ADKINS, devise my poor typewriter in transcription to the next unfortunate iunior. KATHY ALLEN, devise my ability to take two classes of the Carlyles in one day to anyone unlucky enough to try it. SUZANNE ANDERSON, devise my nickname Su-zone to any girl unlucky enough to have the name Suezanne. MIKE ANTONIK, devise my ability to play bas- ketball to any iunior who can do better. KENNETH ARMSTRONG, devise my ability not to get along with the teachers to Phyllis Gustin. CAROLE ARTHUR, devise Tom Bowman to Mary Crance and Jerry Bowman to whoever wants him. PHILLIP ARIIS, devise my seat that I broke in assembly to Mike Lutz. WINIFRED BALL, devise my seat in Problems class to anyone who can stand the subiect. FRANK AINSWORTH, devise all my good grades in Problems to any iunior. GARY BAZELL, devise my ability to get along with Tom Schafer to Charles Alamander Leach. MICKEY BELCHER, devise my hours of sleeping in Problems to my sister, Babe. at the Bluegrass to Larry Shelton. JERRY BONZO, devise my ability to get A's in English to some unlucky iunior. ERNEST BOWMAN, devise the BB gun which was used in the Black-out attempt to Charlie Rawlins. MIKE BOWMAN, devise my parking place in the l5th row at the Starlight to John Bill Brownstead. BARBARA BRAMMER, devise my ability to get passing grades to Pat, Gary, Eddie, and Steve. ELSIE BRUBAKER, devise my book in chemistry and my locker in lab to Eleanor Brubaker. CHARLES BUCKLEW, devise all my hair and comb to John Bill Brownstead. KENNETH CLARK, devise my ability to run around in circles to anyone who wishes to be a big wheel. LINDA CLASSING, devise my seat in shorthand I and ll to Sharon Beals. BOB CLAY, devise my couch to A.R. GARY COBURN, devise my seat in 220 Study Hall to Karen Moore. JANICE COLLINS, devise my ability to play ping-pong HA to my sister Regina. THOMAS COMER, devise my portable heli- copter to Wanda Schilling. SHARON CORBIN, devise my position as head cheerleader to Jeanie Dalton. MARTHA CORNELL, devise my typing eraser in typing class to Jeanie Lewis. I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, SANDRA CRAWFORD, devise the treasured name of Senior to the class of '61 . JANE CURNUTTE, devise all my clothes to my sis Kate. She wears them anyway. SANDRA CURRINGTON, devise my ability to suck lemons during band concert to Joanie Baker. FRANK DALTON, devise my presidency of the V.I.C. to Charles Leach. GEORGE DAVIDSON, devise my summer ro- mance to Molly McKenna with love. CURT DAVIS, devise my seat in Probate Court to another traffic violater. ROBERT DAVISSON, devise my slide rule and all old used stubs of student council pencils to Fred Bench, maybe he can resell them. LINDA DERIFIELD, devise my love and the rest of my life to John Allen. PAUL DESTOCKI, devise my seat as democratic floor leader in American History to Sonia Justice. CHARLES DHEEL, devise my wonderful talent in English to Andy Hogston. GUY DILLARD, devise my position in Ironton High to Jack Leonard. JUDITH EASTER, devise my ability to get along with Miss Forgey to Barbara Allen who needs it. GAYLA EELLS, devise my office of secretary to Pam Cox. LARRY ERVIN, devise my greasiest uniform to my brother, Ike. LUCILLE EVANS, devise my ability to get along with Coal Grove boys to my sister, Sue. PATRICIA FALLS, devise my ability to keep Mr. Kautz on pins and needles while learning to drive to my sister, Connie. GARY FILLGROVE, devise my Mercury to any- one in Auto Mechanics who will work on it. NORMA FILLGROVE, devise my ability to get in trouble and stay there to my brother, Les, Jr. CHARLES FLETCHER, devise my football shoes to Buddy Quarles. JAMES FOE, devise my convertible to my brother, Roger. ROGER FORD, devise my three periods of band to anybody that wants them. RONALD FOSTER, devise that the Junior class see the American history and General Science Department become one. HELEN FRIEND, devise my front seat in Prob, lems class to Brenda Beaver. GARY FUGITT, devise my seat in all my classes next year to Gary Fugitt if he is unlucky enough to get them. LINDA FUGITT, devise my A average in Prob lems to my sister, Judith. GARY FULLERTON, devise my crescent wrencl to Armour Simpson. RONALD GAFFNEY, devise my grease rag i shop to anyone entering shop. NORMAN GARNER, devise that most powerfi name of SmeIly to Marie Hayes. ROBERT GILMORE, devise my hot rod books 1 Mike Dalton. DRELL GOFF, with all my love, devise rr goatee to my faithful Egnlish IV teacher. SHARA GOSSETT, devise my ability to get I in gym class without taking a shower to Jonc Bucklew, Carla Rollyson, and Carol Ann Ven BECKY GULLION, devise my Sixth Street Ma sion to anyone who can get as much good o of it as I have. PATRICIA HALL, devise my most exciting bla blah to Joanie Baker. WILLIAM HALL, devise. RONALD HAMMOND, devise my dirty soc and shirt to Bill Morgan. CAROL JEAN HAMPTON, devise my ability get along with Mr. White to Patty Sinnott. GLEN HANNON, devise. JEAN HARLACHER, devise my ability to g cheerleader at least once to Linda, my sist' in high school. MARY ELLEN HARVEY, devise my wonder personality to Beverly Thomas. JOHN HAYES, devise what hair I have to I Bowman, who doesn't as yet seem to km what the word means. RALPH HENRY, devise my ability to get along with teachers to whomever wants it. JOANN HOLLEY, devise my ability to get along with Mr. White to Mama's Pet and Skyrocket Bean. ROBERT HOSTLER, devise my short circuits in Physics to Ohio Power. DON HOWARD, devise my big mouth and little brain Iwhen it comes to girlsb to Mark Scott. MARCELLA HUEY, devise my crush on Gary to Ruth, and my ability to drive without hitting parked cars to Karen Tennant. VIRGINIA HUGHES, devise my position as iust Ginny to anyone who wants it. SANDRA HUNLEY, devise my name of Hot Rod to Wanda Bucklew. DIANE HUNTER, devise my bag of orange lolli- pops to Madolin McMillan. HELEN HYLAND, devise my gift of gab to Mary Hankins. ELLA FAYE IVES COFER, devise my wedding memories to Lucille Evans. KAREN JONES, devise my A average in American History to Lana Jones and Brian Allen. DANNY JOSEPH, devise my ability to get along with Armour Simpson to Charles Willis and Jack Leonard. JOHN JUSTICE, devise my chemistry seat to Alan Moore. JUDY KEENEY, devise my position as one of the typists on the Owl Staff to Sandra Patrick. LARRY KELLEY, devise my ability to get along with substitute teachers in Mixed Chorus to Karen Tennant. PAMELA KENNETT, devise my ability to take shorthand and transcribe it to Lana Lanier. PHILIP KLINE, devise my ability to evade the cops with my loud pipes ro Jeff Hanichen. KAY LAMBERI, devise my ability to get caught at anything I do to Kay Waddell. RONALD LAMBERT, devise my second-hand fish hook that l stole from Rosie Hampton to Buddy Belville, who needs it. LANA LANE, devise my charm so that she may get a certain Sax player to Gerty Boyd. CHARLES LEACH, devise my ability to perform city-wide blackouts to Steve Woods, Bruce Morgan, and Mike Burcham. ARDYS LEFTWICH, devise my parking place at the Star-Lite to anyone who wants it. MARTIN LEWIS, devise my love and charm to Jeannie Derifield. RALPH LEWIS, devise my seat in English IV to any Junior who wants it. CHARLES LOVEJOY, devise my basketball abil- ity and ability to get along with the coach to Jim Johnson. FRANK LOYER, devise my seat in P.O.D. class to anyone who wants it. GARY LYND, devise my gym locker to anyone who wants it. NANCY, LYONS, devise my ability to stay in trouble to Joanie Baker and Carla Faye Smith. NANCY KAY MASSIE, devise my seat in English class to Sarah Ranson. PATRICIA McDONIE, devise my measurements to any Junior girl capable of fitting them. WILLIAM MCGARVEY, devise my ability to get a job to Jo Etta Gavan. BARBARA MclNTYRE, devise my history ability to my sister, Sharon. THOMAS McMILLAN, devise my ability to stay slim to LittIe John Edwards. JAY McNEAL, devise my road map of Cattlets- burg to Donald Dheel. MARJORIE ANN MILLER, devise my little green pen and my sweat shirt to Rufus Cardwell. JAN MOELLER, devise my teachers to the next generation of Moellers, and to the Haileys. WAYNE MOORE, devise to the Junior class from the Senior class Bob Clay, who will return to their basketball team next year. DAVID MORITZ, devise my great friend Bob Shockley to Bill Morgan. DELORES MOZENA, devise Mrs. Hannon's much loved theme papers to the Junior class. WILLIAM MURNAHAN, devise my Spanish books ? to some fish. PENNY NEWLAND, devise my piccolo to Sharon Kline. ALLEN NEWMAN, devise my seat in trig. to anyone crazy enough to take it. VIRGINIA PARKS CALES, devise my ability to capture a State Highway Patrolman to Barbara Allen. JAMES PRESTON, devise my Hollywood sun- glasses to Ida Mayo. LOIS PRIDE, devise my common sense to Bev- erly Thomas. JANIE PYLES, devise my halt ownership in the little blue Austin to Helen Frecka. KAREN QUARRELS, devise my brother, Buddy, to Ironton High's football and basketball teams. JEFF REMY, devise my beloved Kitts Hill to Jerry Miller. JANET ROBINSON, devise my typing ability and my typewriter to anyone that wants it. RONALD ROSE, devise my ability to miss school on test days to Richard Killin. JOHN ROWE, devise my horseshoes in my backyard to Jay McNeal so he can win the Kentucky derby with them. FRANCES SANDERS, devise my seat in Prob- lems to Willa Dean Parker. RONNIE SALLE, devise my ability to get dates with Miss Bradley to my good friend and buddy Harry Williams. FRED SANFORD, devise my ability to sleep in Mixed Chorus to anyone who can get by with it. DALE SAUNDERS, devise the beautiful fog-gray Ford Trunk to Ronda Chattield. KAY SAUNDERS, devise my head maiorette uniform to the cutest girls in town, Allision and Angela. STEPHANIE SCHERER, devise my ability to al- most get paddled to Carla Rollyson. THOMAS SHAFER, devise my whole lot ot nothing and my little bit of something to the Junior Class as of June 3. RUTH SIMPSON, devise my title as Senior cheer- leader to Jo Ann Sloan. I really hope you make it. BILL SMITH, devise my ability to get kicked out of Physics to any lucky person. JANET SPARKS, devise my ability to keep my mouth shut to my little sister Sandy Williams. CHARLES SPENCER, devise my ability to run E good race to Marvin Johnson. PATTY STARKEY, devise my ability to chase Fords to somebody who can catch them. SUE STANLEY, devise my ability to get Dave to a certain KID in the Class of '62, who sure needs it. BONNIE TAYLOR, devise my ability to ge passing grades in Problems to my sister Bar bara. JUDY TAYLOR, devise my nickname, TATA ti any Taylor who wants it. NANCY THOMPSON, devise my typewriter ti some unlucky Junior. SUSAN THOMPSON, devise Dana and Sara Jan Titch to Debbie Thompson. PAM THOMPSON, devise that certain 50 cent to my sister Debbie because she'll never ge it any other way. DAVIDTHUMA, devise my reputation and abi ity to get along with the Moopes to Butch A kerman. TOM TIPTON, devise my seat in Shorthand ' anybody tiendish enough to take it. SONNY TURNER, devise all my chewing gu wrappers to Raymond Sharp. JUDY VENCILL, devise my brains and gradi to my cousin Joe Vencill. MARY WALKE, devise my ability to make go: grades in Problems to my sister, Janet. BERNARD WALLACE, devise my love poems Patsy Peyton. MARY ANN WALTERS, devise my scenic vie in Problems class to Sharon'Kline and my bro1 er Charles. P.S.: don't go to sleep. KAREN WEBB, devise my ability in Typing my sister Patty. FRANCES WELCH, devise my love for Harry I, BARBARA WILLIS, devise my love for the South Williams and Trig to my little sister Patty Point boys to JanetJoseph. Tipton. I, MARION WISE, devise my last pack of cigs to Tom, John, and Larry. ANN WILLIS, devise my ability to get caught by the police for illegal parking to Sandra I, DOUGLAS ZORNES, devise my sportcasting Williams. ability to Bill Morgan. GOLF TEAM .f ,, ,Q 1 ra Left to right: Jim Mayer, Billie Jo Lane, Ronnie Salle, John Black, Mike Burcham, and Steve Wood. er Charles Lent Q f '-'um,.,.m., 35 F18 4'- gp V 5 , , Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1960-61 Owl Staff Co-Editors - Sue Larter, Ruth Cardwell Business Manager - Bill Meyers Advertising Chairmen - Karen Tennant, Larry Ford Circulation Chairmen - Pam Cox, Roger Swango Senior Editor - Bryan Hartwig Junior Editor - Debbie Thompson Freshman-Sophomore Editor - Mary Cardwell Calendar Editor - Patty Sinnott Sports Editor - Steve Wood, Gib Gildea Ciuniorl Make-up - Judy Vaughan, Vicki Parard, Helen Frecka Ciuniorl Ad Make-up - Karen Helm Proofreaders - Sara Hailman, Wanda Schilling, Lana Jones Ciuniorl Jeannie Sizemore Cfreshmanj Art - Tim Fields, Ronnie Wymer liuniorl Financial - Fred Bench Typists - Eileen Chinn, Patti Tipton, Ronda Chatfield, Leona Cunningham, Jeanie Derifield, Brenda Beaver CIRCULATION STAFF Pam Cox - chairman Roger Swango - co-chairman Barbara Allen Paula Anderson Jeanie Dalton Jim Mayer Patti Tipton Cameron Haney Janet Fletcher Molly Carey Julia Morrison Allan Moore Carl Berger Carolyn Rutledge Gerty Boyd Elizabeth Akers Carole Zimmerman Jim Johnson Larry Oemisch John Edwards Lana Lanier Marilynn Shively Carla Smith Henrietta Fitts Charles Lawless Eileen Chinn Bill Morgan Gary Parsons Margaret Eagle Ron Holley George Blanton Suzanne Mitchell ADVERTISING STAFF Karen Tennant- chairman Larry Ford - co-chairman Janet Williams Larry Shelton Jim Wipert Patty Sinnott Tom Cooke Donna Wiseman Judie Fugitt Karen Helm Beverly Thomas Dorsey Taylor Nancy Merrill liuniorl Buddy Bellville Ciuniorl 74a 7m .lecwea SHOW: ROSETTA ACKISON has become a ROACH exterminator. BOB ADAMS has iust been named the Best All-Round Athlete of 1965. RICHARD ADKINS is still waiting for Connie to get out of school. ROSEMARY ADKINS is still looking after Dave. FRANK AINSWORTH was lust named captain of the Boston Celtics basketball team. KATHY ALLEN is still cruising around in her little brown bug. SUZANNE ANDERSON'S favorite TV show is The Mickey Mouse Club. MICHAEL ANTONIK has iust returned to his homeland to fight for independence. KENNY ARMSTRONG was iust named the most dis Gustin g boy of the year. CAROL ARTHUR is still on the football field looking for her plume. PHILLIP ARTIS now owns his own garage. WINNIE BALL has iust sent her husband's car to the garage for the 50th time. GARY BAZELL is now head auto mechanic for General Motors. MICHAEL BELCHER and Suzanne haven't come home from the prom yet. JOHN BOGGS has iust become part-owner of the Bluegrass, with his own reserved parking space. JERRY BONZO has iust replaced Louis Armstrong as the world's greatest trumpet player. ERNEST BOWMAN has been elected top pro-bowler of the year. MIKE BOWMAN is still trying to outrun the Kentucky cops in the White Streak. BARBARA BRAMMER is still Rase ing around. ELSIE BRUBAKER is still cleaning up Messes at General Hospital. CHARLES BUCKLEW was last seen being chased down the highway by a Hot Rod ll KENNETH CLARK is still catching bugs for Jill. LINDA CLASSING is a private nurse to a famous athlete. BOB CLAY is still leading The Life of Riley. GARY COBURN is still hearing more and more of Moore. JANICE COLLINS is now the world's greatest organist. TOM COMER is still counting his Schillings. SHARON CORBIN is now in Florida raising little TURKEYS. , MARTHA CORN ELL has become secretary to the I.H.S. principal. SANDRA CRAWFORD has iust broken all speed records by typing 500 words a minute. JANE CURNUTTE is still the most innocent girl inthe class of 60 ??? SANDRA CURRINGTON was lust named Nurse of the Year. FRANK DALTON is working for his boss, Janie Bowman. GEORGE DAVIDSON has iust become a nurse's aid. CURT DAVIS has finally learned how to dance. BOB DAVISSON is now feeding No-Doze to his chickens, trying to get a full day of work from them. LINDA DERIFIELD is now supporting her husband by working as a typist. PAUL DESTOCKI is a famous rocket expert at Cape Canaveral. CHARLES DHEEL is still flirting with K. H. in Chemistry. GUY DILLARD was lust named The Most Eligible Bachelor of the Year. JUDY EASTER is still surveying the territory around Union Landing and still hoping. GAY EELLS has become a life-time college student at O.U. LARRY ERVIN has replaced Mr. Ash in the shop. LUCILLE EVANS has become the first Lady Mayor of Coal Grove. PATTY FALLS is still running around in a brown and white Chevie. GARY FILLGROVE is now president and general manager of the Ketter Body shop. NORMA FILLGROVE is raising her own basketball team. CHARLES FLETCHER and Joann are still enioying the beautiful view behind the Malleable. JIM FOE is still trying to fix up his convertible. ROGER FORD is still trying to get Doris' Chevie to run. RONNIE FOSTER was best man at his ideal wedding. HELEN FRIEND is now managing her own softball, volleyball, ring toss, and basket- ball teams in the G.A.A. GARY FUGITT has more screaming fans and more record sales than Elvis ever dreamed of having. LINDA FUGITT and a certain other history whizz are raising little Good Citizens ! GARY FULLERTON is still trying to pass Junior English. RONALD GAFFNEY is still helping Mr. Colegrove at the concession stand. NORMAN GARNER is still listening to Miss Long say, Now, girIsI BOB GILMORE is now designing Paris sport shirts. DRELL GOFF is still waiting for Dana Titch. SHARA GOSSETT is writing a book about her gym class experiences entitled A-tin-e-rate. BECKY GULLION still has her Sixth Street EstabIishment. PATTY HALL has two new matching black eyes. WOODY HALL has iust been named All-American at Ohio State. RONNIE HAMMOND is living-it-up in Florida. CAROL JEAN HAMPTON is now taller than Ronnie. GLEN HANNON is now one of the Toni Twins. JEAN HARLACHER is still going steady with Dane. MARY ELLEN HARVEY now has the lead in Porgy and Bess. JOHN HAYES is now president of the D.S.C. RALPH HENRY is now the star of Championship Bowling on TV. JOAN HOLLEY still has plenty of boy problems. BOB HOSTLER is now an Eagle scout. DON HOWARD has his own customizing shop for automobiles. MARCELLA HUEY still hotrods around DUTEYVlLLE. VIRGINIA HUGHES has just won first prize in the National Fish Story contest. SANDRA HUNLEY is still doing impersonations of Miss Bailey. DIANE HUNTER has fallen in love for the ninety-nine hundredth time. HELEN HYLAND has got a new white Ford. ELLA IVES COFER is now a full-fledged member of the Air Force and is raising little Airmen. KAREN JONES is raising little Craigels on Boston Cream Pies. DANNY JOSEPH is still as quiet as a mouse in homeroom. CHe's still sleepingl. JOHN JUSTICE is now owner of a custom made motor scooter. JUDI KEENEY has iust been made a permanent partner of a pharmacy in Richmond, Indiana. LARRY KELLEY has now claimed the title of Rex Handsome II. PAM KENNETT is now the top instructor at Arthur Murray's studio in New York City. PHILIP KLINE is the proud possessor of pretty, bright-eyed Penney's to help him on his newly acquired farm. KAY LAMBERT has finally married Gary. RONNIE LAMBERT is now full of fish-hook holes. LANA LANE is still keeping secrets with Ruth, Kathy, and Patty. CHARLES LEACH has taken Tab Hunter's place in the movies and is now the lead- ing playboy in Hollywood. ARDYS LEFTWICH is now playing first chair sax with the Boston Pops. MARTIN LEWIS is the top nuclear scientist. RALPH LEWIS is still trying to soup-up his Ford. CHARLIE LOVEJOY has become an Army Five-Star General. FRANK LOYER is still staying home on Groundhog Day to see his shadow. GARY LYND has taken over Leggett's. NANCY LYONS was last seen trying to put a Shaffer's Super Market sign on top of a car. NANCY MASSIE has moved to Portsmouth to be near Paul. PATTY McDONIE is still trying to pass the physical at West Point. BILL McGARVEY'S wife has iust sued him for nonsupport. BARBARA McINTYRE is still working at Melvin's Grocery and looking around Coal Grove. TOM McMILLAN is still trying to decide. JAY McNEAL is still trying to talk Miss Cronacher into having a fiesta. MARJORIE MILLER is the valedictorian of the graduating class at O.U. JAN MOELLER has been named Mrs. Homemaker of the year. WAYNE MOORE is playing basketball in Bob Pettit's place with St. Louis. DAVID MORITZ has become a millionaire after working his way up in the Burger Industry. DELORES MOZENA is following in her mother's footsteps and married a minister. BILL, MURNAHAN has lust become the happiest lawyer in the world, he's the proud possessor of five brown-eyed history brains. JANICE MURPHY is playing a Mother part on Broadway. PENNY NEWLAND is raising the kids on a huge farm. ALLEN NEWMAN has become the first co-ed at Kenyon. VIRGINIA PARKS CALES is the new secretary of the State Highway Patrol. JAMES PRESTON is now manufacturer of the world's best horn-rimmed sun glasses. LOIS PRIDE is now happily married and raising little Botts. JANIE PYLES is now raising little Farmers on the campus of Miami University. KAREN QUARLES is now private secretary to a basketball star. JEFF REMY has built the world's largest Kroger Store at Harpe'r's Ridge. JANET ROBINSON is happily married and has four children. RONALD ROSE is still playing hookey in Miss CarIyIe's Problem Class. JOHN ROWE has been named the best artist' of the century. RONNIE SALLE is now doing impersonations on Broadway where he is the biggest hit of the season. FRANCES SANDERS is still taking shorthand from Miss Long. y FRED SANFORD has iust slept through an earthquake. l DALE SAUNDERS is still taking orders from an underclassman. KAY SAUNDERS is still meeting the most interesting Kentucki ns when her car's battery dies. i STEPHANIE SCHERER now teaching little brats while she waits for a certain big brat to graduate from college. TOM SHAFER has iust wrecked his Mid Night SpeciaI. RUTH SIMPSON is now in an FBI hospital recuperating from a dislocated hip. TOM SMITH is still making regular trips to Huntington to see W. T. BILL SMITH is still making the Wright turn in South Point. JANET SPARKS is still trying to learn to cook. CHARLES SPENCER has just woke up from his nap in ProbIem's class. PATTY STARKEY still prefers Fords! SUE STANLEY has found her ideal husband - he's rich! JIM STEWART now has a famous Dance Band of his own. BONNIE TAYLOR is still hanging around St. Joe. JUDY TAYLOR has taken Miss Long's place at l.H.S. NANCY THOMPSON is still going to Temperance Meetings. SUSAN THOMPSON finally got a date with Bob to hunt speckled Easter eggs. PAM THOMPSON finally got her wish - a ride on a blue motorcycle! DAVID THUMA is permanently residing at The Sportsman. TOM TIPTON received a space ship as his college graduation gift. SONNY TURNER is U.S. champion whiffle ball player. JUDY VENCILL is still attending all the class plays at Rock Hill. BOB VOGELSONG'S favorite dish is Parsley. MARY WALKE is still having great fun cruising around in her Pontiac. BERNARD WALLACE still enioys those younger girls at the Youth Center. MARY WALTERS is a successful nurse who still goes on those wild scavenger hunts. KAREN WEBB is still leaving notes in CIark's car. A FRANCES WELCH, the modern Florence Nightingale, is still known for her Love and Joy ! ANN WILLIS is now happily married to Charles. BARBARA WILLIS is still wild about South Point boys. MARION WISE is now living up to his last name. 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NINETY-SECOND Hamm! meacemeal OF MKGDNWIHDN JIHIHINIQJIHII SMIEIIIGIDGDIIIQ IRONTON, OHIO FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1960 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Eight O'clock QE?9i+QS?+E2Qf?2S?+f229?+?2Q??42JE2Q+2Qi?955523632S359S?+?2Si?2S?+??9E'+E?Q+?2f2??29?+?29?+?2i'??Q9?-E?22'f?YfEJ?Q NJSZSQ' S?-L?Sf' D v css of 1960 af Education fministrotion Jger R. Eells wiscopal Church 2 cSfClI'1difTQ, oise. 5 of light: Jise. s and mild: se. in heaven: ise. Amen Qoy Mozeno athodist Church :ger R. Eells miwcopal Church as ll and III ul ns rell H. Goff W M W if Q SR MMM if ,W Q MMM QMVMX fiflaiwj QM A my My ik? V555 SM B W5 Q53 E 5 Bb w . ,Aus ,N W kVi,,x, B , J xg IVM, F VG' .y 4? 447 fb P 4 ly Ay, ,L ,,,, .fy rf 3' M T 'I wily? I f ef' M 4 D , XV Mll QL, L i' ' N ' X Ya ...ffl i ,Wm , , . 1, x ' T Jlp P ty' 4 jyw' f T ll fl ll NO fyw ll le lm T f ly 1 JSM I 5 AJ I Mai' . I I ' ff fly' it , 1 I' I, Lf n I y ftA' rl Ig 4 KX, ,ll mv, K I, 9, 7 l V fn!!! A 'X r jx .. ifjleli K , ' Yfllll lf ,- ' I if 'Cr I rf V: K 'T VJ I 'A H ff J f ff f' ' . T FOREWORD y 1,1 M L 5 , . 'll 5 l ffl I in 'T ' T Tw, T f' ,rf ' ,, V I In 1 If ' ' 4 My ,' ' I .1 1. 6 We, The 1960 Owl STaf'F, f l jr' l X I X LA l '1 . ry hope ThaT This annual 1 'I ' will become one of your T mosT prized possessions ,T Q f f' - A ,5 T, ,T A 'Ni and That you may look back ,I gf fl 33- T 1 Y , if f , X, Xp Y X over The faded snapshoTs .V J Q i 6 L: 11 -LL ' CX ' :QA and remember Those good X0 ,Q-TVQ 'Q RK 3 old days aT IronTon High ai 1 School. ja 7lict6, T . E , I , , -, 'ffl ' ei I It 0 il lli' 'jf in ,l A 57- nf' 'fl y t jf, ff? if' f ' A. J, l ll is ff- 'll l'0l M-. T 'ilf xlljl ,l My f Q I 'TL MJ J, flrllflyfjlffjf- ' Q 1 !.!,flj'3!l ' fall 1. XT - ir ,W ri we If X ' , Q dx? . N ll lJf's'!LcJ 9,5 ki ll XXX' I l l N-5, 3 lull J gjk X Nm irrri' T ' li T ci T X W9 i1 N I PAM THOMPSON, Editor JOHN HAYES, Business Manager SUE STANLEY, Advertising Manager CHARLES BUCKLEW, Art Editor RON LAMBERT, Circulation MISS ELOISE DANIEL, Advisor 'YQ' -any W 'li' . 9 w '74e 7760 Om! 7zanz'cw Semhfz Sedum? Vzontoa, 0460 Om 74 . . . late-ending summer days giving up in a panorama of glorious color . . . excited murmurings when your best friend is found in one of your classes . . . crispness in the night air as the mighty eleven fight their first battle . . . swinging dancers feeling the pulsating beat of rock 'n roll . . . flying afternoons of cokes, bull-sessions, sought- after rides to town . . . dashing home to talk on the phone. We are teen-agers moving into a rising crescendo of actions that make our wdrld truly a TEEN AGE WORLD. In the adult years ahead as we look back to 1959 and 1960 for a pleasant memory or two, this book will release its captured dreams and it will fulfill its purpose. do O 0 O U sd t 0 LA sm cams W9 0 O L Wx 0 x J Sq 0 fy Gila, O p E O P O 0 0 Q 0 4 D Wafzlalaf- :Hug OW A N' G D ki 0 USINESS 95 X 00 WW 0 0 O D D 0 0 I 'L xqoixdi 459 'L 0 A L5 0 gh 0 . 00 5 Who S a Vs ,oc fr ,N roll i s our C224 'f . I Of de,e P ...----,, lt Takes ieam work to win any game. Ev eryone needs 6 Quiding In I 9Hr. n, 1? By the time this car-napper wakes up the school mig W sr onl y she wouldn' T COFICSVIYF-if i' e so hard on her lessons! 6' gl X, ax -xx aQax X 77 big Whee we um, and enjoy it beca use Tomorrow ' ' , It s back to the cafefe ria. Ask Nm nf xi he wa s a biie of my appxe' Nwmshe Mak- ,, 17 lffusfrated by B efshe WOW ns. Decorating The 903 p f XR wif' 9' Q vvra-0 H fp., S P? mf'-N I osfs fOf OU' final ga me of 'the season Siif iq A SUPSI' senior SU pe ' rvnse the super highway. gusi hoygin ' arOU 'd' O CD IT s A WORLD OF CLA55 ROCSNS J O XX O O Om I I 0 Miss Juanita Kuehne Mr Charlton T. Davies, Principal, Mrs. Dorothy Gildea Charlton T. Davies, our principal, whose voice over the loud speak- er alerts everyone to attention, is a native of lronton. He attended Ohio State University, where he was a member of the football team. His A.B. and M.A. degrees were obtained at Marshall Col- lege. His background ot teaching and coaching athletics makes him a good captain for steering a steady course of our ship of learning. wadetde ga, Zoafwiafi ' an STANDING: Lincoln G. De Long, John Crance, Russell T. Spears, George Brovvn. SEATED: Dr. Anne M. Alstott, Miss Margaret Lambe, Secretary Mrs. Margaret Adams Allen. L. G. De Long, the Superintendent of lronton Public Schools, is a na- tive lrontonian. His innumerable duties of superintending are per- formed from his office in the new Junior High School. A graduate of West Virginia Wesleyan, he also attended Cincinnati Univer- sity and received his M.A. from Ohio University. Mr. De Long's interest in sports is second only to his interest in education. 6404 Mr. James J. Mains, Guidance Director and Dean of Boys Miss Esther Carlyle, Dean of Girls Mr. Shockley's bright boys! Ybarnin' for learnin'? Well, you see now, it works like this ,william Are they grinding hamburger?? Dear Sir: Ut must be a dillyg tl1ey're all Iaughinglj Honestly, Miss Humphry, you do grow the largest mushrooms! Tom, keep your eyes on your own paper! One lemon coke, please. Do you all really study like this or is it a posed picture? i 1' ls this the latest style! Now that's a fine specimen - the horse that is! If our brakes don't work, Mr. Kautz, should we drag our feet? I K ASH, J. WOODVILLE, University of Cincinnati, Automobile and Mechanics, Vocational Education Co-ordinator. BAILEY, JOSEPHINE, A.B., Marshall College, Home Economics I, II, English III. BOWMAN, WELLMAN, B.S., M.A., Ohio University, Marshall College, General Science, Physics, Ohio University Branch, Director. BRADLEY, VIRGINIA, A.B., University of Kentucky, Teach- ers College, Columbia, Latin l, ll. BRYANT, FRED THOMAS, A.B., M.A., Wilmington College, Marshall College, General Math. CARLYLE, ESTHER, A.B., William Smith College, Problems of Democracy, Dean of Girls. CARLYLE, JANE, A.B., William Smith College, American History, Student Council. COLEGROVE, M.E., B.S., Ohio University, University of Cincinnati, Plane Geometry, Al- gebra Il, Concessions. CONLEY, HAROLD, B.S., M.A., Ohio University, Marshall College, Physiology, Biology. CRONACHER, RUTH, A.B., Wittenberg College, University of Michigan, Spanish, English III, Advisor of Spanish Club. DANIEL HELEN ELOISE, B.S., M.S., Kansas State, Columbia University, University of Michigan, Juilliard, University of Kentucky, Librarian at Ironton High School and Ohio University Branch, History - Ohio University, Owl. FALLS, RALPH L., A.B., M.A., Marshall College, In- strumental Music, Director of Marching and Concert Bands. FORGEY, KATHLEEN, A.B., Ohio University, Girls' Physical Education, Health, G.A.A. Sponsor. HANNAN, EDNA, A.B., M.A., Ohio State University, English IV. HEIDER, ADRIENNE, A.B., Ohio University, English I, Sophomore Advisor. HUMPHREY, LILLIAN, B.A., B.S., M.A., Ohio State, Ohio University, Biology, Art, Ohio University Branch, Biology. IMLER, JEAN, A.B., Ohio University, Algebra I, Applied Nlath, Senior Advisor. KAUTZ, CHARLES E., A.B., M.A., Marshall College, Driver's Education, Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Head Track Coach. KITCHEN, R. W., University of Cincinnati, Vocational Shop. KLINE, MARAGRET, A.B., College of Sacred Heart, World History. LAMBERT, RUTH, A.B., Ohio State University, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Columbia University, Cafeteria Manager. LONG, ROSA LEE, B.S., Wilmington College, Stenography I, Il, Business English, Secretarial Practice, Junior Advisor. MAINS JAMES J., A.B., M.A., Defiance College, Marshall College, Guidance Director, Dean of Boys. MORELAND, ELOISE, B.S., Ohio University, English Il, Ill, Head of English Department. RATLIFF, CHARLES, A.B., Marshall College, English I, Health, Reserve Football and Basketball. ROLPH, RUTH K., A.B., B.S., Office Training School, Ohio University, Uni- versity of Cincinnati, Typing I, Il, Chairman of Character Education Committee. SHAFER, HAROLD W., B.S., Ohio University, Wood I, II, III. SHOCKLEY, DAVID R., B.S., M.S., Eastern Kentucky State College, Health, Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach. SIMPSON, ARMOUR, A.B., Marshall College, Re- lated Trades, World History. TUFTS, LORRAINE, B.S., M.S., Eastern Teacher's University of Kentucky, Chemistry. URICK, NELLE, A.B., University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Chorus I, ll, III. WADE, PAULINE T., A.B., Ohio University, Bookkeeping, Commercial Math. WHITE, CARL E., Eastern Kentucky State College, Marshall College, Ohio University, Junior Business, Varsity Basket- ball, Freshman Basketball and Freshman Football. WILLIAMS, HARRY E., A.B., Ohio State University, Uni- versity of Chicago, University of Cincinnati, Solid Geom- etry, Trigonometry, Visual Education, General Science. O Q CD O 0 O O 0 O 0 ua O O 0 O O S U N A WQRL PEOPLE XJ kj X3 Xi Q iT' wk Q? k lf Q XX n 0 . ,, X. gsm 5,1 n ' X' W , ,l Q A Q H ,I f. , g-ft , , T., ,W . ,, , ,:ww,n: -I .f L L: lj Y' . ffl. -.J -- 'Y ' - 3 p. we , ,M M -- w s si m v M 'wg 1 , 'ai 11 .. ,,,,,,, . , x wwrxritggjfg WW K -Y it L' K X , L , , i , I , ' 1 ' ,riiaiiifti - A , .V fg, ' . :fi V, ,f f ffffisg ' Wa L iff ' 4 '33 , ' Ron Lambert, Vice President, Janie Curnutte, Treasurer, Gayla Eells, Secretary, John Hayes, President 61444 41960 It seems such a short time ago that Our World began, when we en- tered lronton High School in the Autumn of 1955 as bewildered eighth graders. At first we had trouble in finding our way in this new and ex- citing world of high school. The football and basketball games, pep ses- sions, our first dance, and many other activities helped we Peanuts feel as though we belonged and set a foundation for the years to come. As freshmen we got our first chance to elect class officers, cheerlead- ers, select our class colors, which are red and white. Mrs. lmler, our class advisor, helped us in many ways to make our freshman year a successful one. Then we were sophomores, with half of our school life behind us. Again we held elections and tried to enioy all the things we could - but time was passing fast. Even though our sophomore year was packed full of fun and excitement we were looking forward with eager anticipation to our iunior year. Our iunior year was hectic and full of excitement. We ordered our class rings, and worked hard in preparing our Junior Class Play - No More Homework. Next came our Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Everyone was in a hustle to get the gym decorated iust right. Without the help of Mrs. lmler we might not have made it. Then came the time we had looked forward to so long: we became seniors. As seniors we soon realized that this was our last year in the ex- citing world of high school. Everyone worked hard toward making this year one we would always remember. The class play we had struggled so hard to make iust right was a success. Working on the Owl has been a lot of fun - but hard work, trying to put in it all the things we want to remember. We will never forget the wonderful time we had enioying the thrill of Senior Week. It seemed to be packed full of memories which will last a lifetime. Now all too soon it is over, we are graduating and receiving our diplomas. At Commencement we listened attentively to the speaker, know- ing his words, just meant for us, would always linger on our minds. We want to thank all those who have helped us on our way and made possible all of the opportunities we have. The Class of T960 bids a fond farewell to Our World of school days at lronton High. As we go down the paths of life - each his separate way, we can all look back to these wonderful days we spent together. Frances Welch ACKISON, ROSETTA CROSIEJ Commercial Course, Trumpeter I, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Usher- ette 3 ADAMS, KENNETH IBOBBYJ Shop Course, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3 ADKINS, RICHARD CDICKJ General Course, Machine Shop Course 3, 4, VIC Club 3, 4 ADKINS, ROSEMARY CROSIEI Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 4, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4 AINSWORTH, FRANKLIN IPIERPOINTI General Course, Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 ALLEN, KATHY General Course, Atwood High School I, 2, 3 ANDERSON, SUZANNE KSUE-ZANNEJ General Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3 ANTONIK, MICHAEL General Course, Spanish Club 3, Usher 3 ARMSTRONG, KENNETH KKEND College Pre- paratory Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3 ARTHUR, CAROL College Preparatory Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Owl Staff 4 ARTIS, PHILLIP CARTJ Vocational Shop Course BALL, WINIFRED CWINNIEJ General Course, Band1,2, 3, 4, o.A.A.1,2, 3,4 BAZELL, GARY CBAZZD General Course, Track 2 BELCHER, MICHAEL KMICKEYJ General Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Span- ish Club 4, Usher 3, Owl Staff 4 BOGGS, JOHN College Preparatory Course, Band 4, Class Treasurer l, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus i, 2, 3, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship 2, Dance Band 4 BONZO, JERRY CBOZOJ College Preparatory, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4 BOWMAN, ERNEST CSONNYJ College Prepara- tory, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club BOWMAN, MICHAEL KMIKEJ College Prepara- tory, Basketball l, 2, Class Play 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, Owl Staff 4, Usher l, 2, 3, BRAMMER, BARBARA KBARBJ Commercial, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff l, Quill and Scroll BRUBAKER, ELSIE KLISJ General, Band 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, 4, Visual Aid 1, 2, 3 BUCKLEW, CHARLES CBUCKIEJ College Pre- paratory, Class Play 3, Football 2, Owl Staff 4, Student Council 4 CLARK KENNETH CSANDYJ General Scholar- ship 1, Spanish Club 2 CLARK, TOM College Preparatory CLASSING, LINDA CTEDJ Commercial, Band l, G.A.A. l, 3, 4 CLAY, ROBERT General Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, Spanish Club l, Track l, 2 COBURN, GARY CCOBJ General Course, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4 COLLINS, JANICE College Preparatory Course, Band T, 2, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Organist l, 2, 3, 4 COMER, THOMAS College Preparatory Course, Class Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Schol- arship l, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Steering Com- mittee 3, 4, Visual Aid 2, 3, 4 CORBIN, SHARON CCORBIED Commercial Course, Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary l, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Student Council 2, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 CORNELL, MARTHA Commercial Course CRAWFORD, SANDRA CSANJ Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Owl Staff 4, Student Council 4, Trumpeter 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 4, Quill and Scroll 4 CURNUTTE, JANE KGLADYSD Commercial Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4 fl, Q ccc, a c T up wt, 4 Q Q 'H-fl + Q xx L ' A 4 MWQSE' 2,31 ,gig- Mm - ft 4, 'lm is b ,iv iw as ifxf Q if q r st' rf TW Q e fbi' ,,,' r CURRINGTON, SANDRA ISANDYJ General Course, Class Play 3 fCommitteeJ Mixed Cho- rus I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 DALTON, FRANK CDOODLEJ Vocational Course, Auto Mechanics, Football 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Usher 3, Vice-President of VIC 3, 4 DAVIDSON, GEORGE CWHITEYJ General Course, Football I, 2, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track I, 2, Usher 2, 3, Football Manager 3, 4 DAVIS, CURT CUNCEJ College Preparatory, Class Play 3, Owl Staff 3, 4, Scholarship 3, Student Council 4, Steering Committee I, 2, 3,4 DAVISSON, ROBERT CBOBJ College Prepara- tory, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid I, 2, 3, Assembly Band I, 2, 3, 4 DERIFIELD, LINDA Commercial Course, Class Play Committee 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, Usherette 3, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll4 DESTOCKI, PAUL E. QSTRAUSSJ College Pre- paratory Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Presi- dent I, National Honor Society 3, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Usher 3, Assembly Band I, 2, Steering Committee I, 3 DHEEL, CHARLES General Course DILLARD, GUY CSABOJ General Course, Class President 2, Class Vice President 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Usher 4 EASTER, JUDITH CJUDYJ General Course, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, lntramural Di- rector 4 EELLS, GAYLA CGAYJ College Preparatory, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4 ERVIN, LARRY CERVIEJ General Course 1, 2, Vocational Shop 3, 4, VIC 3, 4 EVANS, LUCILLE Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus 1, Owl Staff 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Usherette 3, Class Play Committee 3, Quill and Scroll 4 FALLS, PATRICIA CPATJ Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 FILLGROVE, GARY Commercial 1, 2, Vocational Shop 3, 4, Band 1 FILLGROVE, NORMA CNORMD General Course, Band 1, Trumpeter 1 FLETCHER, CHARLES CFLETCHJ General Course Basketball l, 2, Football T, 2, 3, 4, Track T, 2, 3 FOE, JAMES CJIMD College Preparatory, Foot- ball 4 FORD, ROGER CEMILJ General Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Basketball Band 3, 4, Class Play 3, Spanish Club 3, 4 FOSTER, RONALD General Course, Band T, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band 3, 4, Class Play 3, Owl Staff 4 FRIEND, HELEN General Course, Mixed Cho- rus l, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 FUGITT, GARY CPACKYJ General Course, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 FUGITT, LINDA College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus T, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 3, 4, Usherette 3 FULLERTON, GARY General Course GAFFNEY, RONALD Commercial Course l, 2, Vocational Shop Course 3, 4 GARNER, NORMAN Commercial Course, Schol- arship 3 GILMORE, ROBERT CDICKYJ General Course GOFF, DRELL KJUNIORJ College Preparatory Course, Football 3, 4, Cardington High School l, 2 GOSSETT, SHARA KSHERRYJ Commercial Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 4, Usherette 3 GULLION, BECKY QBECKJ Commercial Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, Owl Staff 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, G.A.A. Treasurer 2, G.A.A. Secretary 3, G.A.A. Pres- ident 4 HALL, PATRICIA CPATTYJ General Course, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Trumpeter l, 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3 HALL, WILLIAM CWOODYD College Preparatory Course, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Student Council l, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 HAMMOND, RONALD CHAMJ College Prepara- tory, Basketball l, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Ov-xl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 HAMPTON, CAROL JEAN, College Preparatory, Band l, 2, 3, Owl Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 4, Trumpeter 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 HANNON, GLEN, General Course HARLACHER, JEAN KJEANIEJ General Course, Cheerleader 3, Trumpeter 2, G.A.A. 4 HARVEY, MARY ELLEN, KMICKEYJ General Course, Ashland High School l, 2, Mixed Cho- rus 4, G.A.A. 4 HAYES, JOHN, College Preparatory Course, Basketball 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Usher 3 HENRY, RALPH, College Preparatory Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band ,2 3, 4, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Dance Band l, 2, 3, 4 HOLLEY JOANN CJOJ College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Scholarship l, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Trumpeter 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 HOSTLER, ROBERT CHOSJ College Preparatory Course, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Scholarship 2, 3, Usher 3 HOWARD, DON IABEJ General Course HUEY, MARCELLA KPIDGED General Course, Spanish Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3 HUGHES, VIRGINIA CGINNY-BUGJ College Preparatory Course, Rock Hill I, Band 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 HUNLEY, SANDRA KHOT ROD, Commercial Course, Ashland High School I, Mixed Chorus 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship 3, Usherette 3, Library Worker 4 HUNTER, DIANE Commercial Course, Class Treasurer 3, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 HYLAND, HELEN General Course, Band I, 2, Class Play 3 CCommitteel, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 IVES, ELLA FAYE Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3 JONES, KAREN KJONESYI College Preparatory Course, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH, DANNY General Course, VIC, Ma- chine Shop JUSTICE, JOHN General Course KEENEY, JUDITH CJUDIJ College Preparatory Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 KELLEY, LARRY General Course, Basketball I, 2, Class Play 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Student Council 4, Usher 2 KENNETT, PAMELA Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Owl Staff 4 KLINE, PHILIP CPHILD General Course, Rock Hill High I, Band 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 2, Usher 2, 3 LAMBERT, KAY General Course, Mixed Chorus I, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 LAMBERT, RONALD College Preparatory, Bas- ketball 2, Class Treasurer 2, Football 2, Owl Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Spanish Club 4, Student Council 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, 3 CPEE WEEJ LANE, LANA QLASSII General Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Vice President 4 LEACH, CHARLES QBOZZIERJ General Course, Basketball I, 3, Class Vice President 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, Owl Staff 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Track 3, 4, Usher 3, Key Club 2, 3,4 LEFTWICH, ARDYS CARDIEJ General Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Usher 3, l.H.S. Dance Band 2, 3, 4 LEWIS, MARTIN College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus I, 2, Scholarship 2, 3, Usher 3 LEWIS RALPH General Course, Basketball I, 2, Track 2, 3, Usher 2 LOVEJOY, CHARLES KCHARLIEJ G e n e r al Course, Basketball I, 2, Class Vice President I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, Varsity I Club 4 LOYER, FRANK General Course LYND, GARY General Course, Band 2 LYONS, NANCY General Course, Mixed Cho- rus I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 2 I I , , ',' Wir -28.111 i ' MASSIE, NANCY KAY General Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 MCDONIE, PATRICIA College Preparatory Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholar- ship I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 QPATTYJ MCGARVEY, WILLIAM CBILLD General Course, Mixed Chorus 2, Usher 2, VIC 3, 4 MCINTYRE, BARBARA General Course MCMILLAN, THOMAS CMACJ College Prepara- tory Course, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Varsity I Club 4 McNEAL, JAY General Course, Class Play Com- mittee 3, Spanish Club 3, 4 MILLER, MARJORIE ANN CMARGED College Preparatory Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Band l, 2, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, G.A.A. 2, Scholar- ship 3, Student Council 2, Usherette 3 MOELLER, JAN CJANNYJ Commercial Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Festival of the Hills and Football Queen 4 , I I, f V ,yi fp' A ,J MOORE, WAYNE General Course, VIC 3, 4 MORITZ, DAVID College Preparatory Course, Owl Staff 3, 4, Usher 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative 3 MOZENA, DELORES QDEED Commercial Course, Bancl 4, Basketball Band 2, G.A.A. 3 MURNAHAN, WILLIAM KENNETH QMONKJ College Preparatory Course, Scholarship 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4 MURPHY, JANICE College Preparatory Course, Class Play Committee 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 NEWLAND, PENNY College Preparatory Course, Class Play Committee 3, Mixed Chorus I, Owl Staff 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3,' 4, Usherette 3 MW flrwfw- NEWMAN, ALLEN College Preparatory Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Scholarship I, 2, 3, 4, Usher 2, QALFREDJ, Scholarship I PARKS, VIRGINIA CGINNYJ College Prepara- tory, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 3, 4, Trumpeter I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 PRESTON, JAMES CHOLLYWOODD College Preparatory, Scholarship 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3 PRIDE, LOIS CSISSYJ General Course, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Trumpeter I, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 PYLES, JANET UANIEI Commercial Course, Cheerleader 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Trumpeter 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 QUARLES KAREN KTUDIEJ Commercial Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 REMY, JEFFERY ICOUNTRYJ College Prepara- tory, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Steer- ing Committee I ROBINSON, JANET IJANJ General Course, Band I, Mixed Chorus 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 4 ROSE, RONALD College Preparatory ROWE, JOHN CGOLDENJ General Course, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, Usher 2 SALLE, RONALD CRONNIED College Prepara- tory, Band l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Basket- ball Band l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play Committee 3, Football l, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4 SANDERS, FRANCES CSUSIE-QD Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 SANFORD, FREDERICK CMILLSJ College Pre- paratory Course, Basketball l, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 SAUNDERS, DALE KHERMANJ College Prepara- tory, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, Owl Staff 4, Spanish Club 4, Usher 2 SAUNDERS, KAY Commercial Course, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Maiorette l, Head Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Student Council 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, l.H.S. Dance Band 2, 3, 4 SCHERER, STEPHANIE CTESSD Commercial Course, St. Joseph High School 1, 2, Class Play3 SHAFER, THOMAS CMOTI General Course, Auto Mechanics 3, 4, VIC 3, 4 SIMPSON, RUTH Commercial Course, Cheer- leader I, 4, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 SMITH, THOMAS CSMITTYI Machine Shop, Football I, 2, 3, 4, VIC 3, 4 SMITH, WILLIAM General Course, Usher 2, Basketball I, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3 SPARKS, JANET ISPARKIEI General Course, Class Play Committee 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 SPENCER, CHARLES ISPEEDYJ General Course, Basketball I, Football I, 2, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Usher 2, Track Manager I, 3 STARKEY, PATRICIA College Preparatory, Band I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship I, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Class Play Committee 3 STANLEY MARY SUE CSUEJ Colle e Pre ara I g p ' tory Course, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3, Home Room Representative I, 3, Secretary of Band 3, Quill and Scroll 4 STEWART, JAMES General Course, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Band 2, 3, 4 TAYLOR, BONNIE SUE KSUED General Course, Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 TAYLOR, JUDITH CJUDYD Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus 2, Owl Staff 4 THACKER, WILLARD CBUDD General Course, Waverly High School 1, 2, Football 3, Scholar- ship 3 THOMPSON, NANCY College Preparatory, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus l, Owl Staff 4 THOMPSON, PAMELA CPAMJ College Prepara- tory Course, Class President 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Owl Staff Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Scholarship l, 2, Prom Queen 3, Student Council 3, 4, President 4, Trumpeter 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 2 THOMPSON, SUSAN College Preparatory, Mixed Chorus l, 4, Owl Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Trumpeter 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Queen Attendant 3 THUMA, DAVID KFUNNSIESJ General Course, VIC 3, 4 TIPTON, THOMAS CTIPJ Commercial Course, Band 2, 3, 4, Usher 1, 2, 3 TURNER, FRANCIS EUGENE KSONNYJ General Course, Owl Staff 4, Usher 3, Burges High School l, Track Team T VENCIL, JUDITH CJUDYJ General Course, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I ,2, 3, Usher- ette 3 VOEGELSONG, ROBERT CBOBJ General Course, Vocational Shop, VIC Member WALKE, MARY KBOCKIEJ Commercial Course WALLACE, BERNARD CB. JJ College Prepara- tory Course, Spanish Club 3, 4, Usher 2, 3 WALTERS, MARY ANN CMERTD College Pre- paratory, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 WEBB, KAREN General Course, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus i, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 WELCH, FRANCIS QFRANKIEJ College Prepara- fory Course, Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Scholar- ship I, 2, Student Council 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 WHITELY, CAROL General Course, Hanging Rock High School I, 2 ' WILLIS, ANN IPOODLESI Commercial Course, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Owl Staff 4, Scholarship 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Usherette 3 WILLIS, BARBARA General Course, G.A.A. I WISE, MARION CSANFORDD General Course ZORNES, DOUGLAS General Course cazchfz 0 Bryan Hartwig, President, Larry Ford, Vice President, Sue Larter, Secretary, Roger Swango, Treasurer . 1. We the class of 1961 are now in our fourth year at Ironton High School. We entered IHS in 1956 as a group of shy and bewildered eighth grade students. By the time the year drew to a close we had become quite familiar with life at Ironton High, and were well on our way to filling in the role of freshmen. As freshmen we got our real taste of high school life. We elected class officers, ioined various organizations, took part in the athletic activi- ties, and carried out several successful proiects. lt was a wonderful year indeed. In our sophomore year we continued school with an even pace pre- paring for the great day when we could proudly say, Now we are iun- iors. This has been a most wonderful year. At last we have our class rings of which we are so proud. The time has come when we too can have our own class play and the long awaited prom. Yes, this truly has been a very wonderful year, but we are all eagerly awaiting the day when we shall reach the top as the senior class of Ironton High School. Patti Tipton YW! s,A., f I A mf vw I L 5- 8 ADDIS, RONALD ADKINS, CARL ADKINS, JOHN AKERS, ELEANOR AKERS, ELIZABETH ALLEN, BARBARA ANDERSON, PAULA BARNES, ARLINE BARNES, PAULINE BEAVER, BRENDA BENCH, FRED BERGER, CARL BLACK, JOHN BLANTON, GEORGE BLEDSOE, DAVID BOWMAN, JUDY BOYD, GERTRUDE BRICKEY, SANDRA BRICKEY, SHARON BRIDGES, JESSICA BROOKS, ROBERT BURCHAM, NOEL CAMPBELL, ROBERT CARDWELL, RUTH CAREY, MOLLY CHAMPER, STANLEY CHANEY, JUDY CHAPMAN, JAMES CHATFIELD, DARRELL CHATFIELD, RONDA CHINN, EILEEN CHINN, LARRY CLAY, DAVID CLAY, KAREN COBURN, GEORGANNA COLEMAN, DORIS COOKE, THOMAS COX, PAMELA CRANCE, MARY CUNNINGHAM, LEONA DALTON, JEANIE DAUGHERTY, MICHAEL 43 'lv , , W L. 9 ' .' F f 4 1. b N ,Ii is Y.. ay WM if J ww .J f ' wkw KW Nik Wi 'Rise Zi Q ASV SVR I ' if URS? .I X' 4' A in I .R 'FYR '-S ri gg? A 2? 'WI S' XE ., Ii my WW , ,W Wm sm M ,L A A Ia JS If Y wig S+ - V . .H I X. L ,Uh I ,L A, 4-4 NQMQ Y R DERIFIELD, JEANIE DICKENS, STEPHEN DODGION, JOHN EAGLE, MARGARET EDWARDS, JOHN EICHER, PENNY ELIAS, PHILLIP EVANS, ROY FAULKNER, LONA FIELDS, TIMIOTHY FINLEY, BETTY JEAN FITTS, HENRETTA FLETCHER, JANET FORD, LAWRENCE FRAZEE, DONALD FUGITT, JUDY GILLEY, EDWARD GRUBB, PAULINE HAILMAN, SARA HANEY, CAMERON HANEY, WILLIAM HANICHEN, WILLIAM HANKINS, MARY HANNON, CHARLES HARRISON, MARSHA HARTWIG, BRYAN HARVEY, LEWIS HAYES, MARIE HEIGHTON, SHARON HEUVI, KAREN HOLMES, MARGARET HOLLY, RONALD HOUSTON, ROBERT JOHNSON, JAMES JOHNSON, PATRICIA JOSEPH, JANET JUSTICE, WILLIAM KELLER, DAVID KELLY, MIKE KELLEY, RITA KILLEN, RICHARD KLINE, SHARON 44 'ww-ezpf .V 5 7 1 MI +4 ISIIS 7' i ff I 5 -'I isa 2' ,g V: 32 7 ' emi., 'W1. 'qs' Q Q J 114 S R5 WF ir 5 vga Swag Q I if Q' - zr- ' I I V - I 57' M iw :., , at I A ZIL QI ii1 if I 5IiIg,Qgg, I wil Nl ,..x K., ,R it K it .- V ,A :11 Q '59 ff: 1 M f In 'S wif '42 S' MSQY' I 'S-I-we I ' f Lv 1 1 , : m?mAV . y 5 LACY, SANDRA LANGER, PETER LANIER, LANA LARTER, SUZANNE LAWLESS, CHARLES LAWSON, WANDA LEACH, CHARLES LEITH, CHARLES LEONARD, JACK LEWIS, ALMA LONG, STEVEN LUTZ, MICHAEL LYND, BOBBY MAYER, JAMES MCCAULEY, CARROLL MCCLELLAN, CARL MCCLELLAN, ROBERT MEYERS, BILL MILLER, JERRY MOLLETT, GARY MITCHELL, SHEILA MITCHELL, SUZANNE MONTE, FRANCES MOORE, ALAN MOORE, JOYCE MOORE, KAREN MOORE, MARY MORGAN, WILLIAM MORRISON, JULIA OEMISCH, LAWRENCE PARARD, VICKI PARSON, GARY PIERCE, MIKE PIERSON, ANNA PRIDE, DANIEL RATLIFF, JAMES RUTLEDGE, CAROLYN SCHILLING, WANDA SCOTT, MARC SESHER, RONNIE SHARP, GLENDON SHARP, RAYMOND 45 IL K . ww My .3 3 W. gx,,,,, V, 'N wh Nw? II P m I UIII - I, fx Q Nj Ki X N, gf L x +R, Q I ,F sl' 'L wg , Wai? 'fi' i , sw I 'Q' 9 gm A I :Ik Af 'E .L S '- , :X vtt- . E N! I gi 92 Q MQ? r .W 1' ,,,,,, ,ky I I i Lyzigi ' 1' 'I -Il. I . K is , y 5 .QQ k 'Nllv , Im E , .,,,. N I I , - A Ig ., .,. . ' 'IU P .,-1 1 ' 'LM '- - . .,, N. I, ,.,y1,E A SHELTON, LARRY SHIVELY, MARILYN SINNOTT, PATTY SINNOTT, THOMAS SIPLE, THERESA SMITH, CARLA SNEAD, JUNE svvANGO, ROGER TAYLOR, BARBARA TAYLOR, DORSEY TAYLOR, JACOB THOMAS, BEVERLY THOMAS, CARL THOMAS, JANET TENNANT, KAREN TIPTON, PATTI TORDIEF, NANCY VALLANCE, DALE VAUGHN, JUDY VENCILL, JOSEPH VOGELSONG, PATTY WADE, JACK WALTERS, CHARLES WEBB, MICHAEL WHEELER, BERTHA WILLIAMS, JANET WILLIAMS, RACHEL WILSON, BETTY WILSON, DOTTY WILSON, GARY WIPERT, JAMES WLSEMAN, DONNA WOOD, STEPHEN ZIMMERMAN, CAROLE 46 R gk Visx Ysx J I 1, ,R if 55,5 ,V ,, , WR A J T3 'L Picfure A ,. Na+ AvaIIabIe fb, , ,J T ' TLA' CP Lf? lap. 5 L A K V 521.21 -,kk W -N , J... ,BL 52 - 5 .. , .- - if Y A A ' Yi .,-, A I h K .. V I . ,Q K ,. , lf , , f f -' I ,LJ, f , A ' RILL ' ,, in -:N ' , T Y ' 7 ,, f 14 mes, l , .W Q Y ., r N A , 4V 4 'ludrz vi Cheerleaders and boys Maiorettes and Boys t ,fu 1 X l I -f I '- 1 . Q A ,fr ' ' ' , ' , 4 , t . ,, - E ' A, ,V 1' ,e -.1 J , Band Directors and Drum Maior Tunnel and Girls ttafxiiltiik Queen and Attendants Cheerleaders 47 5 WJJUWCGM Jimmy Hazelbaker, Vice President, Gilbert Gilolea, President, Fred Higgins, Treas- urer, Sandra McKnight, Secretary The class of 1962 has reached the half-way mark. Here we pause for a mo- ment to look back. In the Eighth grade we trudged up the steps to the peanut galleryonly to be laughed at by those below. lt only took us a few weeks to get over the fear of the upperclassmen, the teachers, and even ourselves. As freshmen, we developed the class spirit to go with the school spirit which we had always had. We were determined to make this the best class old l.H.S. had ever known. We finally got our two-cents worth in with, cheerleaders, major- ettes, class officers, band members, and athletes who just weren't lust on the eighth-grade team. In our Sophomore year, we worked harder than ever to maintain and bet- ter our scholastic, athletic, and social standing. We would sincerely like to thank our advisor, Mrs. Adrienne Heider, the faculty, Principal, and Board of Education for making our progress possible. Although these years are gone forever, we have many memories to keep and much to which we shall look forward. Nancy Merrill Carol Abbott Sara Adair William Adams Roger Alfrey Joan Baker Christine Barber Sharon Beals Sandra Beasley Sandra Beckett Jane Bowman Richard Brown Regina Browning Bill Carmon Ruth Cardoza ii' Bob Casey Jerry Cochran Margery Coffman Nancy Collins Joan Cox Jill Crabtree Mike Dalton Donna Delawder Karen Delawder Donald Dheel Phyllis Evans Violet Evans Joyce Fetter John Fraley Lonnie Fraley David Frazier Karen Fritz Robert Gibson Gilbert Gildea Nicolas Addis Lawrence Adkins Sharon Adkins Don Battise Edward Battise George Bayes Betty Belcher Dillard Belville James Bowman Eleanor Brubaker Mary Jane Bushbaum Betty Jean Cameron Thomas Clare Carolyn Clark Howard Clark William Collins Helen Compton David Cook William Daugherty Dee Davis Kenneth Dean Linda Dickess Richard Dupree Issac Ervin Robert Filkins Elaine Finley Kirsten Fisher Helen Frecka Rose Marie Frecka Larry Frische Johnny Gillenwater Mike Greene anemia g Not Avaiiebii Phyllis Gusfin Nancy Hack Larry Hall Allona Harris Edward Hartwig Sam Harvel James Hazelbaker Regina Heighton Richard Hixon Jean Holt Joan Huff Michael Isbell Lana Jones Michael Jones Connie Justice James Kellogg Jacquiline Kelley Sandra Kelley Gregory King Judy Lambert Darlene Lancaster Donna Longshore Larry Lowe Hugh Lusk Glen Massie Icla Mayo Elaine Mays Nancy Merrill Carol Milleson Carl Morris Susan Haney Kay Hanger Julia Hankins Paul Harvey Jerry Hastings Jeff Haynes Andrew Hogsien Cynthia Hogsten Philip Holmes James Jackson Noah Jergler Marvin Johnson Paul Jusfice Milton Keeton Kay Keifer Mary Kennedy Fred Kiggins Mary Ann Kincaid Charles Lane Billie Joe Layne Mike Layne Charles Lynd Herb Mader David Markins Alice McClies Terry McCown Sandra McKnight Erma Mozena Elwin Muntz Nomi Sue Myers 50 f Iharles Willis Larry Neal Larry Nobel Jeannie Parsley Gary Rambacker Betty Jo Rann Sara Ranson Cheryl Richardson David Rigsby Glory Ann Riley William Ross Jerry Rowe Janet Sagraves Toni Sessis Connie Shannon Beula Smith David Spears Judith Spencer David Stephenson Deborah Thompson Mary Toothman Thomas Toothman Gary Waller Janet Waller Hester Watson Donna Wells Charles Wheeler Diane White Charles Willis Delores Wilson Mary Ann Winget Sandra Patrick Larry Pennington Patsy Peyton Patrick Rase Charles Rawlins Edward Rawlins Charles Roberts Jerry Rockwell William Rosebrough Bill Saunders Carole Saunders Frances Scott Marla Smith Barbara Snyder Patty Sparks Linda Tate Ruth Terry Warren Terry Mary Vallance Myra Vallance William Vencill Lynda Watson Pamela Weaver Patricia Webb Sandra Wickline Sandra Williams Wilma Williams Glenna Wisenberger Ronald Wymer Roger Xander Zlaud' Jo Ann Sloan, Vice President, Katie Curnutte, Secretary, Eddie Tipton, Treasurer Jon lVlcComas, President. Our high school years are like a book with four chapters. Although the class of '63 has three more chapters to be written, the first has been a wonderful one. As freshmen we've begun to take part in more activities and hold elections. These are things we've looked forward to since grade school days. We are beginning to realize the importance our class rnust play in upholding the school standards as those before us have done. If the coming chapters are as wonderful as the first, this unwritten book will never be forgotten, and we will make our school proud of the Class of '63. Diana Turley Abel Abrams Adams Adkins Baily Baker Barnette Battise Bishop, K. Bishop, L. Blackwell Bowen Brownstead Brumfield Bucklew, J Bucklew, W. Caskey Cassidy Cellar Charnper Clay Collier Collins Collinsworth Curnutte Dalton Dameron Davidson, R. Downey Edwards Eicher Ferris Goldcamp Green, B. Green, D. Griffith Hannon, G. Hannon, S. Harbolt Hendricks Hunt Jackson Jarvis Jones, C. Kelly, G. Kelly, W. Keys King Langer Lawson Leith Leonard Lunsford, P. Lynd Lyons Markins, M. Massie, D. Massie, W. McCain Meadows Akers Allen Anderson, H. Anderson, M. Bellamy Bench Berger, C. Berger, M. Bowman Bradshaw Brickey Brown Butler, N. Butler, W. Cameron Cardwell Chaffield Christy Clark, H. Clark, V. Corn, B. Corn, M. Crawford Curnell Davidson, R. Dhell Dilley Dillow Fields Friend Gayhart Gillenwater Grubb Haas, J. Haas, L. Hall Hinton Holley Howe Huey Jones, D. Justice Kaiser Kelley Kirby Koster Lampert Lane Lewis Lightner Lively Lunsford, B. Markins, P. Markins, E. Martin Marting McComas, J. McComas, R. McCreary Mclntrye E gl za ,E Q ... A ! ks ,QR wW ,i ' F1 X 1 4 .- f f Y' 3 wifi ff.: :QR Wulf M y nf f , -4 No? gk' M .N fa , 5 4 5 X 45:- If 'Ht , K ,,,: A -In I . l .V . - X f T AhW f , L L 52113-. , ' P '1 1 - .gh .,. .jx ,f A,' if-f? al- Vizl 'f1L fe , .. .1i'i Qrixjzii fm f r -A P - .1' i . S' P I. . :.: Q. 'Ski , as M M ,Z.f, . S. S -:- f .Wiz , 'ff- .. .:. ' Vf zf-ef . 'e ' 'e ,.. - , R E' --:. -' . 1 S it t T ,H All S H32 t slit sis M x T P X A H. -l W 54 McMillan Menshouse Messinger Miller Morgan Muntz Murphy, D. Murphy, T. Palmer, G. Palmer, L. Palmer, P. Parker, J. Pleasant Plymale Powers Primm Rayburn Reed Rice Richards Rose Rowe Russell, G. Russell, M. Shepherd Sights Simpson Sisler Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, R. Southers Strickland Suddereth Taylor, E. Taylor, J. Unrue Vencill, B. Vencill, L. Venz Wall Waller Ware Weddle Williams Willis, K. Willis, T. Wilson, M. Mitchell, E. Mitchell, J. Moore, D. Moore, F. Neal Nelson Null O'Neil Parker, W. Parsons Patrick Pierson Pritchett Rambacher Ratliff Rawlins Roach Rogers Rollyson Roop Saylor Scott Shafer Shelton Sizemore Slagel, M. Slagel, V. Sloan Sparks Spears Spencer Stapleton Thacker Thorton Tipton Turley Waddell Walke Walker, E. Walker, N. Whaley Wheeler, A. Wheeler, D. Whitman Wilson, M. Wiseman Woods wx fwx U0 'NG THINGS EDITORIAL STAFF 'iw' AM ,, L-R, FIRST: Brammer, Hunter, Gullion, Thompson, Curnutte, Larter, Helm, Saunders, Hall, Hayes, Stanley, Thompson, Editor. SECOND: Hampton, Willis, Baker, Adkins, Derifield, Evans, Crawford, Thompson. THIRD: Salle, Lambert, Bucklew, Miller, Starkey, Taylor, Kennett, Keeney, Rowe, Swango. CIRCULATION STAFF From our sum- mer work-shop in Athens to the past- ing of the last stamp on the last copy to be mailed, this Owl has been a tremendous effort for all concerned. First it was a matter of setting up the dummy copy, and then gathering and arranging pic- t u r e s, write-ups, FIRST: Loveioy, Turner, Eells, Hampton, Arthur, Stanley, Tipton, Thompson. SECOND: Murphy, Starkey, Welch, Corbin, Hunley, Pyles, S, Thompson, Hunter, Belcher. THIRD: Fletcher, Hammond, Hayes, Parks, Curnutte, Salle, Kelley, Moritz, Bowman, Lambert, Ramey, Saunders. FOURTH: Davidson, Boggs, Bowman, Davis, Leach, Kline. 2442 ADVERTISING STAFF a d v e r t i s e - ments, and cap- tions. All the time we were striving for the best year- book ever! It has been a lot of hard work and also fun trying to present a clear and modern picture of the life we lived at I.H.S. in 1959 and l96O. FIRST CAR: Stanley, Bowman, Moritz, Davis, Foster, Lane, Salle, Fugitt, Hunter. SECOND CAR: Lambert, Hampton, Dalton, Ford, Thompson, Sinnott. QUILL AND SCROLL L-R, ROW 'l: Miller, Hunter, Kennett, Brammer, Stanley, P. Thompson. ROW 2: Taylor, Keeney, Saunders Crawford, Evans, Derifield, Hampton, Welch, Gullion. ROW 3: Salle, Bucklew, Rowe, Lambert, Hall Bowman, Hayes, Starkey, Thompson, Q 0 Qfcwe 4 ? ua Spode! JUNIOR-SENIOR G.A.A. SOPHOMORE-FRESHMAN G.A.A. G.A.A. OFFICERS President BECKY GULLION Vice President LANA LANE Secretary NANCY MERRILL Treasurer MARY KINCAID 75345, Www NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Thompson, Pam Miller, Mar- lone. SECOND: Destocki, Paul, Comer, Tom. THIRD: Davidson, Bob, Starkey, Patty, Hayes, John VARSITY I CLUB FIRST: Kelley, Kautz, Coburn, Lewis. SECOND: Fletcher, Johnson. THIRD: Ainsworth, Davidson. FOURTH: Loveioy, Brooks. FIFTH.: Woods, Spencer. SIXTH: McMillan, Kelley. SEVENTH: Adams, Lambert. EIGHTH: Johnson, Swango. NINTH: Smith, Dil- lard. TENTH: Leach, Goff. ELEVENTH: Hall, Elias. TWELFTH: Hammond, Edwards, THIRTEENTH: Clay, Smith, Bowman, Pride. 22470046 FIRST: Nlclntyre, McMillan, Bucklew, Venz, Lane, Collinsworth, Waller, Bowen, Huey, Strickland, Walke, Sparks, Rogers, Kaiser, Reed, Parsons, Sloan, Parker. SECOND: Lyons, Nelson, Patrick, Hunt, Rayburn, Sailor, Justice, Corn, M.D., Harbolt, Hendricks, King, Waddel, B. Corn, Leith, O'NieII, Wilson, Collins, Wiseman. THIRD: Dilley, Grubb, Powers, Lightner, Spears, Wheeler, Mitchell, Jarvis, Bench, Cameron, McCain, Fields, Haas, Bailey, Adams, Turvey, Akers, Davidson, Lynd. FOURTH: Damron, Walker, Dillow, Cellar, NIcComas, Stapleton, Pylmale, Gillenwater, Morgan, Brickey, Rowe, Lively, McComas, Wheeler, Shelton, Langer, Whitman. MIXED CHORUS II FIRST: Fritz, Compton, Browning, Watson, Barber, Justice, Frecka, Crabtree, Wilson, Holt, Snyder, Peyton, Tate, Beals, Val- lance, McKnight. SECOND: Isabel, Rann, Cameron, Hankins, Hanger, Delawder, Evans, Sparks, Wickline, Williams, Webb, Spencer, Heighton, Baker, Belcher, McCIess, Mays, Thompson. THIRD: Green, Finley, Huff, Watson, Sanders, Neal, Haynes, Fisher, Casey, Belville, Martin, Bowman, Lane, Hixon, Alfrey, Gillenwater, Hazelbaker. I MIXED CHORUS III FIRST: Welch, Sparks, Simpson, Willis, Taylor, Pyles, Jones, Tipton, Parard, Vaughan, Monte, Lacey, Finley. SECOND: Hunley, Thomas, Walter, Crance, Hankins, Lanier, Harvey, Holley, N Collins, Corbin, Hall, Hunter, Vencill, Tennet, Cox. THIRD: Beaver, Akers, Wiseman, Falls, Mitchell, Wilson, Eagle, Pride, Thompson, Fugetf, Cardwell, Brammer, Murphy, Huey, Thompson, RU UNICk Sanders, Massie, Keeney, Williams. FOURTH: Black, Fugitt, Clark, Remy, Sanford, Ainsworth, 0 Lawless, Wade, Houston, Dickess. FIFTH: Davidson, Haney, Chinn, McMillian, Hall, Pride, ECT Spencer, Kelly, Hartwig, Brooks, Cook. CADET BAND Mr. Falls, Director. FIRST: Sizemore, Kelley, Thornton, Hass, Hinton, Jones, Cardoza, Champer, Haack, Fisher. SECOND: Holmes Shannon, Fetter, Brubaker, Ware, Hannon, Anderson, Brumfield, Bishop, Parker. THIRD: Jackson, Downy, Foster, Kennedy Clark, Palmer, Addis, Patrick, Berger, Hannon, Dalton. STANDING: Gayhart, Winget. -I 7 74 S 0 ' ' I 1 I STUDENT COUNCIL . , FIRST: Dillard, Salle, Bucklew, P. Thompson, President, Hayes, Vice President, Hunter, Secretary, Davis, Treasurer. SECOND: Bench, Hartwig, Sinnott, Ford, Tennant, Saunders, Turley, S. Thompson, Carlyle, Comer. THIRD: Swango, Antonik, Gilclea, Haynes, Lambert, Leach, Cox, Crawford, Fitts, Destocki, Hall, Kelley. SPANISH CLUB FIRST: Haney, R. Lambert, Hayes, Meyers, Bowman, Clark, McNeal, Markinsj Saunders, Davidson, Loyer, Lewis, Vallance Sanford. SECOND: Hampton, Sinnott, Fitts, Lane, Currington, Jones, Huey, Fugitf, Thomas, Holley, Parard, K. Lambert Zimmerman, Brubaker, Allen, Newland, Wiseman, Eagle, Fields. THIRD: Cronacher, Leith, Blanton, Wallace, Ford, McMillan Hammonds, Murnahan, B. Clay, Miller, Preston, Henry, D. Clay, Keller, Belcher, Daugherty, Rowe. ROYAL COURT The queen and her royal court, reigning over the Festival of the Hills Activities, added radiance to the affair and turned many heads as they passed in their regal glory. PRINCESS MOLLY PRINCESS CONNIE QUEEN JAN PRINCESS BETTY f45 Zeus DRUM MAJOR Fred Bench 3 The Ironton High School Millie Dollar Band is known as one of tt finest musical organizations in southel Ohio. It is composed of T05 hard-wor ing members and two directors wh work diligently to make the band wh it is. In the late summer and early fa one can find the band on the field, bo' morning and evening, practicing to mal- its shows for half-time at football gamt a success. These shows are composed 1 unusual entrances, drills, maiorette ro tines, and intricate formations accor panied by music all the way from Broa way shows to the latest rock 'n' roll be lads. As soon as our football season h ended, we begin rehearsing for our pe in the annual mid-winter and Spring co certs. The music used here is usual 0. 7 Q . iND rather difficult, ranging from popular songs by Cole Porter and Leroy Anderson to light classics and classics by Schubert and Tschaikovsky to marches by Sousa. While rehearsals for concerts are in progress, the band is also preparing for its journey to Athens, Ohio, to par- ticipate in the district contest. If a superior rating is acquired at this time, the next stop is the finals where we would com- pete with the most outstanding bands in Ohio. A superior rating here gives a band something to be truly proud of. This year there will be thirty-six sen- iors graduating from the band, but we know that our successors will be ready, willing, and able to fill the vacancies. All in all having been a member of a band such as ours will be an experience well worth remembering the rest of our lives. Patty Starkey BAND IN PARADE FORMATION 7 1 JAN MOELLER KAY SAUNDERS GINNY PARKS Head Maioreile Touchdown Exiternenf Left to right: Brenda Kosfer, Eileen Chinn, Patty Sinnott, Ginny Parks, Kay Saunders, Katie Curnutie Carla Rollyson, Carol Millison, Jan Moeller. w if I 'I If Q lf! 'i W 1 1 1 ,, is I ' xx XX x mi iii Xxx? 1 9 Q Q 7 Rliiii SIMPSON SHARON CORBIN Henri Clive-rlvmivr ii Through Thick and Thin they help us win! flow' TW W Wi fx 4 -1 vv x J K ' 'i i N N -gig 'N NWI fig, in if X y .f f F SN ,Wy 2 X i-1 Qi-' 'rl' X' flf fyyl ff Mi! Q' X i I f f , A, f ff !! 7 f il' 'iw' Left 10 right, FIRST ROW: Joanie Baker, Sharon Corbin, Ruth Simpson, Jo Anne Sloan. SECOND ROW: Susie Nelson, Jeanie Daiion, Karen Tennenf, Susan Haney. Mrs. Sammeye Shockiey, Advisor. 11 enekv Cufest Boy and Girl KAY SAUNDERS CHARLES LEACH Best Personality JAN MOELLER CHARLIE LOVEJOY Most Studious MARJORIE MILLER BOB DAVISSON Mosf AThIetic WOODY HALL Mr. Senior JOHN HAYES Miss Senior PAM THOMPSON 'B T 'A , 'Bri x NN yawaff , www. ...ow ' snail:-mx, 1 1' 2 x , E 7 M Jw' A sneaky way to get in the picture. Pre-insfrudions . . 72 -1 af Wi. Cheating at Old Maids?!? I will never Talk . .. They could have danced all nighi . , . almost! , A WORLD 0 K COAQETSTMUN QV fffs- lm f ik QW Om 'W - I CO-CAPTAI NS ' l I :Nui Charlie Lovejoy and Guy Dillard were chosen co-captains for the 1959-60 Football season. COACHING STAFF Carl White, Dick Ratliff, Charles Kautz, Athletic Directory Bob Shockley, and A. Brown. az D VARSITY FIRST ROW: Davidson, 'Foe, T. Smith, B. Smith, McMillan, Goff, Adams, Fletcher, Lynd. SECOND ROW: McComas Bowman, Lovejoy, Dillard, Hammonds, Kelley, Coburn, Hall, Leach, Marting. THIRD ROW: Rollins, Hartwig, Miller Elias, Wood, Wipert, Morgan, Brooks, Haney, Edwards. FOURTH ROW: Holley, Pride, Johnson, Lynd, Meyers, Haynes Killin, Chinn. FIFTH ROW: Kautz, Shockley, Ratlift, White. RESERVES FIRST ROW: Noble, Belville, Christy, Willams, Morgan, Barnette, McCreary. SECOND ROW: Fraley, Lively, Tipton, Frische, Hazelbaker, Shepard, Butler, Houston. THIRD ROW: Ross, Neil, Unaire, Collier, Casey, Smith, T. Murphy, Pierce. FOURTH ROW: McComas, Ratlift. 7 R. Hammonds QWA sets his sights for key block that breaks C. Fletcher 9959 loose Z for T.D. against rival Portsmouth. C. Loveioy 9'?6l leads interference. Guess LARRY KELLEY End CHARLIE LOVEJOY DRELL GOFF TOM SMITH Guard Guard T6Clile Woody All-State Hall, sets sail for a TD in Point Pleasant game. 554465 Charles Leach -442 breaking into the open in the Portsmouth game got left out? Marvin Johnson 4323 showed his fine running ability in Portsmouth Game. CHARLES LEACH Halfback TOM McMlLLAN BILL SMITH CHARLES FLETCHER Center Tackle Quarterback 7 S Charles Fletcher 179, one ol lronIon's great QB. rlenionstrales Gmdumon will rm, , . . . 1 I ' luis running alnlity. Charles Leach 442 showing his fine cut back ability. Portsmouth Game, Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Chillicothe Lancaster Zanesville Ashland Dayton Ka Bellaire Russell Nov. Nov. GEORGE DAVlDSON Head Manager BOB ADAMS MIKE BOWMAN RON HAMMONDS End Tackle Tackle Point Pleas Portsmoutl I . . Marvin Johnson proved he was a real pass receiver. Point snxfeen Sensor stars. Pleasant Game. I.H.S. Visifors A 12 8 H 24 7 H 8 15 A 7 9 H 27 0 A 16 8 H 60 12 H 41 12 H 42 22 Note blocking for hole Io open in Point Pleasant game. WOODY HALL Fullback First String All-State GUY DILLARD GARY COBURN JlM FOE Guard Fullback Tackle Es5'7fw6wfw E :za i F5 N Q Planning Strategy 2 F9 Chinn, Ainsworth, Adams, Hayes, Thomas, Lynd, Pride, Clay, Coach Shockley. FIRST ROW: Lane, Gildea, Shepard, Roberts, Belville. SECOND ROW: Kiggins, Leith, Coach Rafliff Saunders, Rawlins. . . O O BOB ADAMS BOB CLAY Tigers figlfn for possession. Pride iumps against Wash, C.H JOHN HAYES FRANK AINSWORTH FIRST ROW: Tipton, McComas, Markins, Brownstead, Vance. SECOND ROW: Shepard, Marting, Holley. Coach White, Williams, Bob Clay battles the Ashland Tomcats for the Frank Ainsworth sinks two more for the Tigers rebound. against Portsmouth. 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Phone JE2-6872 RUSSEL ASHLAND IRONTON Zlo Huston KENTUCKY OHIO Phone 27I CompIimen+s of PlANos RADIOS SEREY'S SHOE STORE II8 NorI'h Third SI'ree+ IRONTON, OHIO ZWICKS I2I Soufh Second S+ree'r Phone JE2-5963 Music Makes Home Happier ORGANS RECORD PLAYERS ,VJ ffi lb Q SINCE I940 WALKER'S Family Shoe Slore MORE FOR YOUR MONEY 233 Soulh Third Sfreel' MEATS X N cRANcE's all A ELM STREE' X fl MARKET Ouali+y Mea+s - Groceries Vege'l'ables Your Cornplele Food Merkel 2ll Elm Slreel' Phone JE 2-9363 IRONTON MACHINE SHOP General Machine Work lf N0 Answer PllOne JE 2-260i WELDING-SHOP SUPPLIES Call JE 2-8572 HOT AND COLD ROLLED ROUNDS FLATS - PLATES - ANGLES l2I4 Soulh Sixlh S+ree+ THE WAYNE PUMP COMPANY Division of Symingfon Wayne Corp. 284I Sou+h Sixfh Sfreel' Phone JE 2-67I3 HENTHORN'S 90'-DCAMP5 CLEANERS 81 DYERS HARDWARE AND FURNITURE 32l Vernon Phone JE 2-6235 40I Cenfer S'rree'l' Zunliugleoning IRONTON, OHIO 4 Phone JE2-0734 6522 dxjff N 1 ' YL in A E4 JACK WOLFE, INC. 9II SouI'h Third SI'ree+ Phone JE2-I763 USED CAR LOT SECOND AND QUINCY STREETS BEST POLICY AT ALI. E TIMES N lv h U C i 3 5? 5 E Nn S ,lijlj I IUZI Q I RINGO LUTHER BOWMAN 5 on Plumbin d H +' C PIM' INSURANCE 9 an ea mg R Sales and Service 3I7 Cen'rer S'I'ree+ at 3I9 ernon SI'ree'I IRONTONI OHIO X Phone JE 2-0252 Phone JE 2-7274 2 5 So Many of Those Lovely Formals 'For SENIOR WEEK and JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM THE LEADER Iron+on's Besi' Shop THIRD AND CENTER STREETS PAUL G. SCHWEICKART Lumber and Building MATERIALS MILLWORK Es+ima+es Furnished I70I CAMPBELL AVENUE IRONTON, OHIO Phone JE 2-6574 I-5 Q-'I DON KEYS . BAR-B-Q AND MOTEL . Same Locafion for Over 40 Years PHONE JE 2-3603 We Cafer fo Banquefs and Parfies HOLSCHUH WALLPAPER AND PAINT Dufch Boy Painfs and Varnishes Wallpaper and WaII-Tex FLOOR SANDERS AND POLISHERS FOR RENT IIO Norih Third S+ree'I' IRONTON, OHIO PHONE JE 2-5766 1 ,. x n Q Z E Q u 2 PHILLIPS V F NERAL HOME W2 U gl A 2 I004 Soufh Sevenfh Sfreei' wg. ' ming IRONTON, on-no g i Phone JE 2-2I44 fit BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS From THE CARLYLE TILE COMPANY Besi' Wishes From G EDELSONS. IIENIS SHOP APPLIANCE COMPANY Specializing in YOUNG MEN's FASHIONS RCA-VICTOR 320 Cen+er S'I'ree'I' RCA-WHIRLPOOL IRONTON- OHIO 202 Sou+h Third S+ree'I IRONTON. OHIO Phone JE-2- I 882 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IRONTON, OHIO I20 Soufh Third SI'ree1' Branch Office 2305 Sou'I'h Third Sfreef Over a Century of Banking MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Try KRESGE'S The Sfore of Greafer VaIue I03 Sou+h Third S+ree+ IRONTON, OHIO Phone JE-2- I 873 F, 1 ,RMCO GOOD NEIGHBORS I+'s an old Armco cusfom fo invife fhe whole communify fo share in our acfivifies-ever since fhe day we were born. As Armco grew, we locafed planfs and offices in more and more cifies and fowns fhroughouf fhe world. Today, Armco is a cifizen of more fhan a hundred differenf communifies. And in each of fhem we fry fo earn fhe repufafion of being a good neighbor. Our neighbors in fhe Ashland-lronfon area have been friendly, con- siderafe, and helpful fo our company. And somefimes we were able fo do a neighborly deed in refurn-during floods: during campaigns when new hospifals were fo be builfg during fhe difficulfies of warfime living, fhe problems of depressions and fhe pleasures of peace and prosperify. There's nofhing new or recenf abouf Armco's decision fo fake an acfive inferesf in our communify. Thai' has been fhe policy of our company ever since fhe day we were born. We know fhaf fo have good neighbors, we ourselves musf be a good neighbor. Over fhe years, Armco has enioyed fhe helpful friendship of a greaf many fine neighbors in fhe Ashland- Ironfon area. We wanf fhem +o like us, foo. ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION ASHLAND WORKS ASHLAND, KENTUCKY RMCO Sl El CORPORATION ff 2 fn V COLD SPOT BAKER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service FIFTH AND LAWRENCE Phone JE 2-6446 SWQ o A MART F. CLORAN I eRocERY B j if QQQ, '-'fs-'I' 329 Railroad S+reeI' ' IRONTON, OHIO BOB LI NN Sporfing Goods and Oufboard Marines II9 SOUTH SECOND STREET II23 NORTH SECOND STREET IRONTON NEW CAR DEALER ASSOCIATION CURT SCHAFER MOTORS, INC. IRON 4I3 Soufh Third S+ree'I GILLEN AUTO 324 Sou'I'h Third SI'reeI' HARMON MOTOR SALES 404 Soufh Fourfh Sfreef CITY LINCOLN 8: MERCUR IOI4 Sou'I'h Third SIree'I' KEYES MOTORS 904 Soufh Third SI'reeI' TOMKO BUICK CO. 4l2 Soufh Second S'I'reeI JACK WOLFE, INC. 9II SouI'h Third Sfreei' IRONTON, OHIO Y, INC. DON'T BUY JUST BREAD BUY K X F 75 ,ff unbga ' T -11: ' Off I II f R. .Jr ' MOOTZ'S SUNBEAM Batter-Whipped BREAD Fresher! Tas+ier! ToasI'ier! ff 9 ...gut-.X 3171, ' 1 W, I I rw L' BARTRAM BROTHERS GROCERY 2407 Sou+I1 Sixfh Si'ree+ PAT'S BARBER SHOP We Need Your Head +o Run Our Business OPPOSITE LAWRENCE COUNTY CQURTHOUSE II8 Sou1'I1 Fourih S+. IRONTON. OHIO JE 2-56I4 CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of . . . BC TIRE AND TREAD SERVICE 324 Norfh Second S+ree+ Ma ufaC'fU'efS Phone JE 2-7423 of AIuminum Producfs SHERIDAN, OHIO Phone DRexeI 7-435I IRONTON, OHIO amz? LEGC-3E'I'l S DEPARTMENT STORE For Service, CaII HOME OF BETTER VALUES Tri-S'ra+e Shopping Cen'rer LEGGE'I'I S DEPARTMENT STORE THIRD AND CENTER Phone JE-2-2II2 uccess to the graduating class i i .Y- Q f mmm umm .uvnomv on vu mu mu cu-mu n 'x X x rg Q S sf XX l : x I X I X Nx I N x I l l X I l 1 X l ll XX I ,Y X + ll Xi I l ,' shopia your M future . . . I 1 ...-.... 1 No other person is exactly like you. That's why you need an educational plan to tit your particular needs. lt possible your plans should include college training. Plan now tor the future . . . with an eye on Ashland Oil. Our trained personnel will be happy to counsel with you. ASHLAND OIL 8. REFINING COMPANY Ashland, Kentucky Success to the Graduating Class MARSHALL GRIFFITH Contractor 6I5lf2 Monroe Street IRONTON. OHIO Phone JE 2-677I 5 4 SPORTSMAN BOWLING ALLEY +- s eeokee BOYER is 2:3112 South Third s+fee+ moNToN, or-no Phone JE 2-OI46 STARLITE AUTO THEATER South Point, Ohio Where the Tri-State Dates OPEN ALL YEAR Complimenfs of THE MARKIN-BLANTON COMPANY 406 Nor+h Second SI'reeI IRONTON, OHIO BUNN FURNITURE Where Everyone Buys Wi+h Confidence IRONTON'S FINEST FURNITURE STORE Third and Vernon S'I'ree+s Phone JE 2-7865 ELEVATOR SERVICE TO OUR SIX FLOORS OF FINE FURNITURE CARL MORITZ, Owner BISHOP'S DELICATESSEN ERNEST BOWMAN JR. Groceries-Fresh Mea'I's ConI'rac+or and Cabinei' Maker Produce 2738 Soufh Six'Ih Sheef 6 Day' 7 A'M' Io 8 P'M' WE DELIVER IRONTON. OHIO Ph JE 2-8495 2443 Sou'II1 Flffh S1'ree+ one PHONE JE 2-72I3 G X l u WHY WAIT? 7 Why waif unril illness sfrilces to call a docior? As high school gradua1'es, many ofsyyou will homes of Y When you sibilifies of a home, doclfor as soon as possible. will give him 'Phe opporiunify lcnqw your medi- cal problem and fo give you +he kind of profescfive care you expeci 'from ya goodydocforyanyd family . W rs my he W fain A iiii loflquelified rslli Cgun+y Medical Sociery. efrofessionellileducafionf lerrgfgi o'Fp+irn'el in Npmcifice and ofher bach- groilhd fromfrhe Americanfhnediceyl Direqilory, pub- lished iiil by fhe Arnerican Associefionly as li. braries and s,3 ospifals. y ii e so When selected yourrls'FamilyMdoic+ory,fconsider him your? l'see healih advisor and for your heqI+h's sake, follow his advice. y A ME ICAL SOCIETY wus:-iss WELL AWAYS ST QUA 30I SOUTH THIRD IronIon's Mosl Popular TheaI'er The RO-NA 3I2 SouI'h Third Sfreef IRONTON. OHIO Phone Je 2-7964 Make Your Home Complefe MU RPHY-DEL CH ECCOL0 COMPANY General EIec'Iric Appliances Third and Vernon SI'ree+s IRONTON, OHIO Phone Je 2-5745 B. F. SCHERER INSURANCE AGENCY JACOB F. SCHERER 33I Vernon Sfreef The Agency Wi+h Ihe P. S. 'Personal Service en1'raI dr C Ieaners 8' IaundrY 7I8 Norfh Fifih S+ree'I' Phone Je 2-I565 IRONTON. OHIO ClOTl16S In by I P.M., Ouf by 4 P.NI.' Same Day FORD BROTHERS, INC. Peiroleum Transpor+a'Iion Service IRONTON. OHIO through 718 SEMET- SOLVAY DIVISION . . supporfs 'Ihe qualified s'I'uden+ in+eres'I'ecI in chemisiry, engineering and science wiI'h bofh Scholarships and Fellowships. Of fhe 39 Fellowships and I5 Scholarships awarded by Allied Chemical +his year, 'I'he Semel'-Solvay Division adminisfers Ihe following: INDUSTRY DEPENDS UPON ALLIED CHEMICAL FOR MORE THAN 3,000 DWERSIFIED PRODUCTS SIMI1'-SOLVAY DIVISION 40 Rector Street, New York 6, N.Y. A scholarship in Mining each academic year for a full 4 years: 3 Fellowships in advanced Chemisfry or Chemical Engineering for Pos'I' Graduaie work. COGAN'S WRECKER SERVICE I740 Thomas Phone JE 2-8723 DON'T WORRY . . . GET HER GIFT 'I Complimenls of if MITTENDORF REAL ESTATE AND X 5' INSURANCE AGENCY 205 Parlc Avenue Z. DEWEY BRUMBERG Nafionally Famous Fashions for Women, Children and lnfanfs 205-207 SOUTH THIRD STREET IRONTON, OHIO THELMA GRANT MITTENDORF Class of I9I9 RALPH F. MITTENDORF Class of I9I8 FREDERICK E. MITTENDORF Class of I947 I T RRE TRACY BRAMMER FUNERAL HOME CENTRAL HARDWARE HARDWARE FURNITURE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES IIO-II2 Sou'I'I1 Second Sfreei' IRONTON, OHIO Phone JE 2-5I62 MANN MARKET FOURTH AND PARK AVENUE PHONE JE 2-6655 JE 2-6656 741: GOOD FOOD N :wma auf 3 .. ' FEET LIT'I'LE A SHAMROCK T ETA I il IRONTQN Book STORE RESTAURANT H4 Scum Fourfh Shed Office and School Supplies Across From +I1e Cour'I House Reming-Ion Typewrners SHUFFLEBGARD 3I5 CENTER STREET AND AIR CONDITIONING IRONTON. OHIO DEANHITT Besi' Wishes KT DRUG COMPANY ,fo Druggish fhe Class of l960 i 3l3 Cenier S1'ree+ Q-7 ,WON OHIO THE IRONTON TRIBUNE Your Family Newspaper Complimen+s of MOTOR PARTS WHOLESALE COMPANY Compliments FAIRMONT FOODS COMPANY Ice Cream Milk Proclucis HUNTINGTON, W. VA. PHONE JA 3-0I29 MacARTHUR HOTEL 202 Park Avenue IRONTON. OHIO The Hea'rher Room for Your Dining Pleasure CompIe+e Facilifies for BANOUETS, PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, Efc. ROBERT BLEAVINS. Mgr. TIPTON BROTHERS BAKERY AND MARKET 505 Soufh Third S+ree1' IRONTON. OHIO Q4 A-J gg ,WJ ASTRIES M! BR D MEEHAN STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY ROBERTS PRINTING COMPANY No Job Too Big-No Job Too Small I04 Soufh Four+h Sfreef IRONTON. OHIO Phone JE 2-5262 Manufadurers of STRUCTURAL STEEL ORNAMENTAL IRON Jobbers Iron and SI'eeI Producfion IRONTON. OHIO Engruiulutiuus to the graduating class sour!-:ERN on-no BEER DISTRIBUTING COMPANY BOB EVANS DRIVE-INN I007 Nor'I'I1 Second Sfreei PHONE JE 2-8982 Complimenfs of Complimenfs BORDEN'S of IF IT'S BORDEN'S IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD 5 'Q SECOND M57 For Delivery Service PHONE En'l'erprise-08I I HUNTINGTON. WEST VIRGINIA KYOVA FIBER PIPE COMPANY Manufaciurers of BITUMINIZED FIBER PIPE AND CONDUITS I9I2 Sou'I'I1 Firsi' Sfreef IRONTON. OHIO ZWWW pwdw ALLYN'S JEWELERS The Home of Per'Fec+ Diamonds ' U Headquarfers for , America's Finesi' WaTcITes 'fgiaffgfgq zo: SOUTH THIRD STREET Q its glgwgfym' IRONTON, or-no -. Q' ,fx - BROWN SERVICE STATION Personal, Friendly Service 244I SOUTH THIRD STREET G? CompIimen1's of . . . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS I22 Sou+I1 Second S+reeI' Lmgkf! Phone JE 2-9I IZ' A .Y I BE RIGHT - WITH 1 f25'FisL,f?3'+- w . ..pg3l,l. R 1 ,, ,, . mm My 1 5 52 , MEARAN'S The Men's Sfore Where Women Like To Shop II4 Soufh Second S+ree+ IRONTON, OHIO Phone JE 2-7672 pmvff QQ 4 1 JV 1 QW N fc. 6 . Q 3 'M . 41, ,ij f E! fig, LQ FRISCH'S BIG BOY SHOP Campbell Drive Ph JE 2 5l52 3I8 S H1 S d S+ Ph JE 2662l ALBERT BRUCE BARBER SHOP I426 Souih Third Sireei' BELCHER RADIO AND TV SERVICE 204 Vernon Sireei' THE CALIFORNIAN 22l Souih Third Sfreei' DERIFIELD APPLIANCE CO. I06 Soufh Second Sfreei' JAMES OFFICE SUPPLY 3I5 Park Avenue J. J. NEWBERRY COMPANY II5 Souih Third S+reeI' McCAULEY FURNITURE CO. I03 Soufh Second Sheer SWAIN'S FLORAL SHOPPE l724 Soufh Third Sfreei' FRANK R. VECELLIO INSURANCE AGENCY 4I3 CenI'er SI'reeI' WELFARE FINANCE CORPORATION Third and Cenfer ARTWILL DRESS SHOP DELUXE CAFE HARMON'S CLOTHING AND SHOE STORE HI BRUMBERG GIFT SHOP MACK AND SON SERVICE STATION MORT'S AUTO SUPPLY TOTS AND TEENS SHOPPE TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SALON UNGER'S SHOE STORE We ' Q, FIRST ROW: Bill Justice, Sara Ranson, Ardys Leftwich, Ronnie Salle, Kay Saunders. SECOND ROW: Larry Shelton, David Cooke, Jim Mayer, Fred Bench, Bob Davisson, Jeff Hanichen. THIRD ROW: Jim Stewart, Ralph Henry, Jerry Bonzo, Larry Ford. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Foster, John Boggs. SENIOR BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE Penny Newland Sue Larter Karen Quarles Erma Mozena Mary Bellamy Mary Cardwell Cheryl Richardson Sharon Kline FIRST CLARINET Mariorie Miller Mary Ann Kincaid Karen Helm Delores Mozena Carol Zimmerman Patty Sinnott SECOND CLARIN ET Sue Stanley Virginia Hughes Carol Saunders Carol Sights Kathleen Richards Rosemary Schafer Ernest Menshouse Sandra Kelley THIRD CLARINET Jan Moeller Carol Milleson Julia Morrison Barbara Allen Kenneth Armstrong Larry Hall II4 Karen Moore Janet Waller Katie Curnutte ALTO CLARINET Carol Arthur Mickey Belcher BASS CLARINET Jane Curnutte Winnie Ball OBOE Beverly Thomas Cameron Haney BASSOON Patty Starkey Carolyn Rutledge ALTO SAXOPHONE Ardys Leftwich Sara Ranson Ann Riley Mary Bushbaum Jeanni Parsley Brenda Koster Steve Hannon TENOR SAXOPHONE Kay Saunders Ronnie Salle BARITON E SAXOPHONE Bill Justice SOLO CORNET Larry Ford Jerry Bonzo Paul Destocki Bill Rosebrough Noah Jergler FIRST TRUMPET Ralph Henry James Stewart SECOND CORNET Patty McDonie Bill Joe Collins Alma Lewis Marsha Harrison Becky Gullion Gary Rambacher Richard Dupree THIRD CORNET Lana Lane Judy Easter David Massie Nancy Collins Gene Kelley FRENCH HORN Shara Gossett Allen Newman Eileen Chinn Ginny Parks Dean Griffith Ray Sharp Carla Rollyson BARITONE Stan Champer Philip Kline David Spears Mike Clay Warren Terry TROMBONE Robert Davisson Fred Bench James Mayer David Cook Tom Tipton Ed Rambacher James Jackson Jeff Bowman Jeff Hanichen BASS Ron Foster John Boggs Carl Berger Roger Ford James Kellogg Bill Carmen PERCUSSION James Chapman Larry Shelton Gary Waller George Wall Pat Rase Brien Allen Mike Slagel BELL LYRE Elsie Brubaker T, f Q H X54 QVXORLQFY DATES XG R 4164706 70: Oman 2 Zanesville H 9 Ashland A 16 Dayton Kaiser H 24 Bellaire A 30 Russell H Ilb 8-15 7- 9 27- O 16- 8 60-12 Ruth Simpson and Mike Antonik S 11 Football Preview 14 School opens I ' 18 Chillicothe A 1-2- 25 Lancasfer H 24- Football Janie Pyles and Charlie Loveioy 4Zwaq4 6 9-16 10 13 18 26-27 27 7ZauemKa Point Pleasant H 41-12 Owl Drive Veteran's Day Assembly CRev. Mozenal Portsmouth H 42-22 Nationwide Auto Safe Driving Assembly Thanksgiving Vacation Rock Hill A 77-22 Basketball 4 1 Susan Thompson and Charles Leach 1 4 5 9 12 18 18 19-25 Sharon Corbin and Charles Bucklew D Gallipolis A Huntington-Douglass A Lancaster H Football Banquet Rock Hill H South Point H Christmas Assembly lStuclent Body? Christmas Vacation Coal Grove H 70-42 66-67 52-64 63-43 73-36 54-43 II7 Gay Eells and Ronnie Harnmonds New Year's Day Portsmouth H Senior State Scholarship Tests Ashland H Russell 22 End of Semester 55,64 23 Huntington-Douglass H 76-75 26 South Point A 59-55 37-62 28 Senior Band Concert 40,56 29 Portsmouth A 58-70 Washington Court House March of Dimes Dance Ashland Chillicothe tg. Sue Stanley and Mike Bowman H 16 Lincoln and Washington Assembly A 19 Gallipolis H A 20 Lancaster A 4 G.A.A. Leap Year Dance ll Senior Class Play Amd 8 Junior Class Play 15-18 Easter Vacation Carol Jean Hampton and Ronnie Lamberi Jan Moeller and Ronnie Salle Kay Saunders and Roger Ford 20 Junior-Senior Prom 23-27 23 24 25 26 27 29 30 Senior Week Senior Breakfast Senior Skip Day Senior Picnic and Bonfire Senior choice of activities Senior Class Night Senior Graduation Dance Baccalaureate Memorial Day Parade 6016 3 Commencement if 1 Q of 15? CQKM 4, 253359 43. XS The All-High GIRL FROM OUTER SPACE The Cast lin the order of their appearancej Queen of Abracadabra ...,.e...,.,,.,...........,..n.. NORMA FILLGROVE Zelda ...... --w--..--..-.. .... ....---...--...... ........ .. ......... ---- Debbie .,.......... Mary Cormer ..... Gerry ........... Judy ....,. Marilyn ...... PAM THOMPSON -------- CAROL JEAN HAMPTON JANICE MURPHY MARJORIE MILLER KAREN JONES SUSAN THOMPSON Steve ..,.. ....... J OHN BOAGGS Randy ....... ....... T OM COMER Joe Blake .................. ............ L ARRY KELLEY Herbie the Hepcat ...... ...... C HARLES BUCKLEW Sam Cormer .......... ........,,., D RELL GOFF The Scene All of the action occurs in the living room of the Cormer home, except scenes on the planet Abracadabra, which are played on the apron without scenery. ACT I An evening in Spring ACT II The next morning ACT III Five minutes later A Ackison Repair Garage . ,.,.. Allied Chemical Corporafion ..,. AIlyn's Jewelers .,a7,w....V.....,..... Anderson's Markef V,r.rrv.. ..... Armco Sfeel Corporafion ,...., Arfwll Dress Shop .,.,,,..v.rr.....V,r Ashland Oil 8: Refining Co. ....... . Baker Funeral Home .vv.r,v.Vw..a. Barfram Brofhers Grocery ..r... B. C. Tire and Tread Service Belcher Radio and TV Service Bishop's Delicafessen aaa,,aa.,,aa,, Boggs Indusfrial Elecfric .,,....,,, .,,a, Borden s .aY..,...........,..,....Yaaa,,,aa,,aaa..w........... ....,. . .. Bowman, Ernesf, Confracfor ...,.....,r.a,,.,a,..,... .......,, Bowman, Lufher, Plumbing and Heafing .,,..,. ..... Brammer, Tracy, Funeral Home ..,...,,7A...,.,,,Y ........, Brown Service Sfafion ........ ......r, ,a,,,.a,,.s,. .,A,..... Bruce, Alberf, Barber Shop . r..A A Brumberg, Hi, Giff Shop ,,,...,,, Bunn Furnifure .a.A,,,.,.....,.s.......rA.. C Californian, The ,a,,,aa,7,a,,,.....,.AA Carlyle Tile Company .........,,.. Cenfral Dry Cleaners aa,,.aa.,aaa.a,a Cenfral Hardware .aa..a...a.4aaa,.,........ Chamberlain Company of America Cloran, Marf F., Grocery .ra.a,..,a,w Coca-Cola .,s.a......,.....,,a.a,,aa,,aaa,sa Cogan's Wrecker Service ,, Cold Spof ........r,,aa,,.s.,.,...., .. Coffee Shop ..........,......,,,.,,,a,,,, Crance's Elm Markef ,, ,V,,.a,,,s ,. D Dayfon Malleable Iron Co. , Deluxe Cafe .....aa,,aa,,as,..a...... Derifield Appliance ., . ,..,,a De-Whiff Drug Company aa,V.,.s. Dlck's Music Shop v,.,Y,,,v.,a.,... Dow Chemical Company ,s,,sa.s,. .. E Edelson's Men's Shop .....s.. r,,. Evans, Bob, Drive-Inn .. ,a,, F Fairmonf Foods Company .. ,... .A Firsf Nafional Bank .a,,,aaa,.... Ford Brofhers aaaYaa,,.,,.....................,.... Frank R. Vecellio Insurance Agency Friche's Big Boy .T...........,...r.,,r,.v,,aY,,.a G Gabler s ,,a,,,..,,.........., ,a,,,s.,s.s,.........., Gas Appliance Company ...........,...,, Goldcamp Hardware and Furnifure Griffifh, Marshall, Confracfor ,,a..,as, H Harmon's Clofhing and Shoe Sfore Heighfon Baking Company ..........r.., Henrife Producfs Corp. .,s.......r,.,..,, I Henfhorn's Cleaners and Dyers Holschuh Wallpaper and Painf ,.r,.r I lronfon Book Sfore .ra.ra..,aas,,a,r.r,,ra.,r Ironfon Machine Shop .,....r.,a,..s...r,.sA lronfon New Car Dealers Associafion lronfon Tribune, The ,,Yrra,,aaasva,,.,,s.... J James Office Supply V,,.....r,r.,ar K Kennedy Valley Insurance .a.,,......,..a. Keyes, Don, Bar-B-Que and Mofel Kresge, S. S., 81 Company ,,,,,.r.,,,,,, Kyova Fiber Pipe Company ..v.... L Lawrence Counfy Medical Sociefy Leader, The ,,,.,Ar,7,r,,.,,,,A,s,r.,,,,,,,,A,,r, . W Legge'H's Deparfmenf Sfore ..,...,,,a Linn, Bob, Sporfing Goods L,,aaa. Liffle Shamrock Resfauranf ....,,. M MacAr+hur Hofel .,r,rrr.Yrv.,,Asrr,,rr, Mack and Son Service Sfafion I Mann Markef ..,Aaaa,a,...,r,rr,r,.,,, Markin-Blanfon ,,,,A,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,, McCauley Furnifure Co. .,..rr I Mearan's Y,,....,v,,.,,,,A,,r,,,,,,,,,, Meehan Sfeel Company s.a,.,, Miffendorf Insurance ,A,r7,w,,,,,, Moofz Sunbeam ,A YYr,,,,,,,,,s,w,,,,, H Morifz, Carl, Service Sfafion Morf's Aufo Supply ..,.r,a,,.,,,,A,wr, Mofor Parfs Wholesale Co. ..aV , Murphy-Del Checcolo Co. N Newberry, J. J., Company , . P Pa+'s Barber Shop .,r.r, r.,rr,, Penney, J. C., Co. Y.......,.,r.. . Phillips Funeral Home ..v,.....,..,, R Ringo Insurance Agency ....... Roberl s Prinfing Company ..r...r Rollysons ,..v.V,........,,,,...Arvr,.,r,w..... Ro-Na Thearer ...., ,.rv.V...Y,.v,,wwr. S Scherer, B. F., Insurance .......,.., Schweiclrarf, Paul G. ........ . Serey's ...,,.,,e,,...................,r,,, .Y Sherwin-Williams Painl' ..............r.,,e,,,w Smari' Shop ..e,..,,.....v..,.....,...,.,e,... ........ Sourhern Ohio Beer Disfribufing Assn Sporfsman Bowling Alley .,e......,,e..ee,,e,,, S+aley's Pharmacy .......,..,., Sfarlife Aulo Theafer ..r,.....e, Swain's Floral Shoppe ......,e.,.,, T Tip+on Brofhers Baker ..ee,,w........ To+s and Teens Shoppe ........,..... Town and Counfry Beaufy Salon ,.,eer Tri-S'I'a'I'e Furnifure Company ...... U Unger's Shoe Sfore ee,,.e,eee,e,,,e.,, W Wallrer's Shoe S'l'ore .....,s..,,,.,. Wayne Pump Company ....... Weber Brofhers Florisl' .ee,....ee,.... Welfare Finance Corporafion ..,. Whrle Swan ,,,r,....,..,.,.ere.r.,..,. Wolfe, Jaclr, Inc. .....,e,7,...,..,e,,,, , Z Zwiclcs .e.,.... ,.,,Y.. 5 fi! M ,Quai . ix. f gm? , . Au M 1 Q ,wi f i rw 'X 31 , 4 E512 Q f V Q, Jwwwfsiswwm 3 f , 2 Nr A K2 Q. Q fu f, ix rw . .. my I ZS? 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