Jackson High School - Scoop Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

I K 4 60 JACKSON MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL 7355 Mudbrook Sfreef N. W. Massillon, Ohio CGOP Dream Along With Me Passing lhrough lhese doors for four years- Through knowledge fo realily- l build many a fanlasy. Come. Dream along wilh me. Many sludenls piclure lled by The guidance of our facullyl When leachers lhey fhemselves Come. Dream along wilh me. Our alma maler, J. H. S., Parl of our hearls will always be. As we recall days so happy, Come Dream along wil'h me. Our high school life is full of fun. We slrive fo break monolony Wil'h many an acl'ivi'ly. Come. Dream along wilh me. will be. Parl of school is lhe field of sporls. We cheer our leams on hearlily, Whe+her il's defeal' or viclory. Come. Dream along wilh me. The combining of work and play Will help us adiusl more easily- When we leave lhis world of sludy. Come. Dream along wilh me. Junior Hi is a 'lime 'For grow'l'h: Young people change 'From a life, carefree As lhey head foward mal'uri+y. Come. Dream along wi'l'h me. Every salesman dreams of an ad. Wifhoul lhese, our book could no'l be. They help our budgel-look and see. Come. Dream along wilh me. INTRODUCTION . ADMINISTRATION CLASSES .,,I... Seniors Juniors . Sophomores Freshmen . . . ACTIVITIES ..... SPORTS .I.I, Foo+baII ..... Homecoming Cheerleaders BasIceI'baII . . . STUDENT LIFE . , . JUNIOR HIGH . . ADVERTISEMENTS INDEX . . . Table Of Contents The Student's Home Away From Home The iunior high school is fhe nor'I'hwes+ wing of 'lhe high school building. H is in +his building fhaf The slu- denfs, 'lhrough ihe guidance of 'lhe 'FacuH'y, lay ihe foun- da+ion for ihe consiruciion of iheir enfire life. As soon as. 'ihe new build- ing is finished, fhe iunior high siudenis will move our of +he nor'I'hwes1' wing and if will be used +o relieve +he crowded condi'I'ions in fhe high school seciion. The easf en'I'rance +o 'rhe high school is a very familiar sigh? fo all Jackson sfudenfs and 'faculiy members. We open fhese doors each morning as we enfer info a day of confusion, foil, +rouble, and worlc mixed wiih fun, fellowship, and pleasanl' experiences. Faculfy and s'I'uden+s alilce express a sigh of relief when we close fhese doors behind us and leave fhe aciiviiies of +he day and go home +o relax. ' We will never forgei' +he opporfuni- fies +ha+ fhese doors have opened +o us. The shop building and garage are locafed in a separaie building iusf easi' o'F 'I'he school. This build ing houses 'I'he equipmenf and machines used in +he shop and in dus+rial ar+s classes. ihe high school building. U In addi+ion +o 'lhese classes parf of 'I-he hislory and liieraiure classes are held in fhis building due fo +he insufficienf space available in This building has become a second home +o a good many sfudenfs and faculfy members. 7 1 E i f K W ' 7315 5 Commonly known as fhe Junior High En+rance fhese doors are a familiar sigh+ +o bo+h iunior and senior high s+uden+s. Each day many pupils enler and leave 'I'he school by way of 'lhis enfrance. We also use ir when cominq fo rhe aciivifies held in fhe fieldhouse and audiforium-such as baslceiball games, class plays. and concer+s, among oihers. .-'i --W.- ' . 2 . ,g,,f A. ' '-'fr-'iasr 3,25 The new junior high building under consfruc- +ion, when finished, is lo be a self-supporling I8-room uni+, prac+ically independeni of rhe resi of lhe school. Loca+ed wesl' of rhe older build- ings, il will house all fhe iunior high s'l'uden+s, leaving rhe presenr iunior high rooms open for 'rhe ever increasing number of s+uden+s enrolled in our school each year. Consfrucrion of fhe new building was held up for some lime due +o 'lhe lengrhy sfeel dispufe. Af+er fhe sfeel sfrilce was over +he cons+ruc+ion efforrs wenf info high gear, so fhaf +he much-needed sfrucfure could be compleled for +he l960-bl school year. The iunior high s+uden+s are eagerly awaifing +he +ime when rhey will be able +o move info 'I'heir own building. The Backbone Of The School Each Chrislmas lhe girls of fhe home economics classes make cookies and olher baked goods for 'lhe Teachers' lea. This social gel'-+oge+her is held for lhe purposes of promoling beller relalionship among 'lhe facully members. Our 'reachers work +oge+her 'lo eclucale and lo guide lheir sludenls. This is an appropriale pic- fure +0 begin an inlrocluclion. Each school day begins wilh lhe familiar sighl' of sfudenls slepping from school busses. As lhis sighl' inlroduces each day, so do lhese nexf 'few pages inlroduce lhis yearbook. The primary purpose of school is educa+ion. Here each slu- den+ gains knowledge he will carry wilh him 'rhe res+ of his life. This division of 'lhe annual is devoled +o +he individual s+uden+s who make up Jackson Memorial High School. 2 Z Q Exlra-curricular aclivifies have been organized fo furlher de- velop s+uden+s' inferesls and abilily fo gel along wi+h olhers. To encourage hard, diligenl work, lhere +wo socielies which honor +hose who excell in 'the differenl' fields. f S+uden+ life involves many varied pasiimes. One example of s+uden+s' differen+ choices in ac+ivi+ies is shown by ihe display of baked goods se+ up by +he girls in +he home econ- nomics classes. Sporfs play an imporianf par+ in high school life. ln+eres+ in +he aclions of +he various feams, wherher as a player or as a fanhhelps +o develop school spirif. Through school spirif, one 'lakes a more aciive in+eresf in his own relalionship wi+h fhe school. lid' N 4-.f'.f3x..i .Qt ' Q Y? Students Are Influenced By Various Activities The junior high will soon move into a new building. These students will receive both more independence and more re- sponsibility, from which will de- velop well-rounded and mature young citizens in the com- munity. These youths will be ready tor high school lite. V' 'I I jf' L 1, A .gn i leyg Wing, Very tew people realize the great cost ot printing a school yearboolr. The annual statt both cuts down on expenses and benetits the reader by offering advertising space. The ad sales- men contact the local firms, and carry the brunt ot the sell- ing for the statt. ADMINISTRATION Many sI'udenI's picfure IIecI by The guidance of our facuI+yI When Ieac ers I1 Ihey Ihemselves wiII be. Come. Dream along wifh me. -fqgfzjlfk C462 f 7744 +70 A?-a4f 797II Cfifgla' 'Lv Qj54J,gj 94 our ,P WI T L Ifl 47 ,ag 'ff-,X -.4 5. 7 .L Uv- -.... 'gn- .1- 1 jx fi ? 51 QM MP' V o 'ff 14 lr 7' .1 ,Q 1 4 E-1-4-... z 1 if 7128 y I J . ,-, 1 www f - v ihix-Ba 4 Wy N 1 ' W 7 W W Nw .guy . ,, 'Li' MR. LAWRENCE Principal Mr. Lawrence, high school principal, is one of 'rhe busies+ people a+ Jackson. He is fully respon- sible for helping us wiI'h our schedules and many o+her problems we encounler in our high school days. ADMINISTRATION H. C. SAUDER Superiniendenl' Mr. Sauder, rhe superiniendenr, is an oursianding person 'Io Ihe Jackson s+udenI's. He is a well-liked, quiei' and friendly person. Mr. Sauder is +he diplomaf in charge of +he grade school, iunior high, and high school, keeping everyihing in ils place. MR. KINNEY Assis'Ian+ High School Principal Mr. Kinney, who is 'Ihe assis'Ian+ high school principal, is well liked by 'I'he slu- denls. They respeci' him and look upon him as a 'Fair and iusi man. Plans, Provides, Points the Way BOARD OF EDUCATION Lefi +o righi: Mr. H. C. Sauder, Mr. D. E. Forgan, Mr. William Essig, Clerk: Mr. J. W. Gilmor, President Dr. J. A. Mack, Mr. -M. L. DeWal'I', Mr. R. G. Tilfon, Vice President Mrs. June Lorenz, Secrelary Mr. William Essig, Clerk-Treasurer Secrefariess Mrs. BeHy Keck Miss Jackie Young SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Florence Pfouls B.S., Ohio Sfafe Universify Chemisiry: Physics Mr. Murray Chasiain B.S., Ohio Siafe Universiiy General Science: Freshman Class Advisor Mr. Cecil Ramga B.S., Ohio Norihern Universiiy Biology: Advisor +o Annual Sfaff Understanding Through Guidance GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mr. James Colson A.B., Kenfuclly M.A., Kenf Sfafe Universify Economics: Sociology: Geography: Assf. Senior Class Advisor: Guidance. Mr. Harry Dullxa B.S., Ashland College American Governmenf: Healfh: Guidance: Aiiendance. To be or noi' +0 be, +ha+ is +he ques+ionl FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Anihony Riuo A.B., Fairmonf Siaie College English III: Direcfor of Senior and Junior Class Plays. Mrs. Helen Howard B.S., Ken? Sfaie Universify M.A., Ken? Sfafe Universiiy New York Universify Columbia Universiiy English IV: Speech I, ll: Debaie. Mr. Vic'I'or Fenion B.S., Kenf Shale Univorsify English l, ,ll. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mildred Ramga B.S., Ohio Norfhern Universiiy M.A., Kenl Shale Universiiy English ll: American His+oryg F.T.A. Advisor. Mr. Richard Roolc, B.S., Bowling Green Sfale University American Hisforyg World Hisfory: Junior Hi-Y Baskeflball Coach. FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Elmer Geib A.B., Wilienberg College M.A., Ohio Slale Universily English Il: General MaIh.: French I II: Advisor fo French I and ll Clubs Mrs. Elma Rohrbaugh A.B., Ohio Universily M.A., Ohio Shale Universify Larin I, II: Senior High Choir. Knowledge Acquired Through Supervision ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Clarence Gales A.B., Wesf Liberfy College Senior Band: Junior Band: Beginners Band. Miss Joan Richie B.A., Ursuline College Librarian: Advisor +o Library Club: Advisor +o Y-Teens. MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Dan Ma'Hhews B.S., Mounf Union College M.A., Ken? Sfafe Universily Plane Geomehy: Advanced Algebra: Solid Geomelry: Trigonomefry: Advisor fo J.M.A.A.: Facully Manager: Freshman Baskelball Coach. Mr. Norwood Davidson B.S., Kenf Shale Universily Induslrial Ar+s Ill, IV: Algebra l. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Waller Amacher B.S., Ken? Sfafe Universify Driving: Business Arilhmeficg Assf. Advisor 'lo Junior Class. Mr. Howard K. Burgess A.B., Fairmont S+a+e College Mechanical Drawing l, II: Woodworlzing ll: Junior Class Advisor. Mr. Don Douglas B.S., Kenf Sfale Universify General Shop: lnduslrial Aris l: Mechanical Draw ing I: Asst Foolball Coach. FACULTY HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Miss Mary McCoy A.B., Fairmonl Siale College M.S., Wesf Virginia Universily Home Economics III: Advisor lo Junior-Senior F.H.A.: 7+h Grade Science Mrs. Vera Lininger B.S., Ohio Sfale Universify Home Economics I, ll: Advisor lo Freshman-Sopho- more F.H.A. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrs. Lois Baxler B.S., Wesr Virginia Wesleyan College Physical Educalion: Advisor lo Cheerleaders: Advisor fo Fufure Nurses: Advisor lo G.A.A, Mr. Dale Haversrock B.S., Kenl Sfafe Universily NLE., Kenf Sfale Universily Reserve Foofball Coach: Varsify Baskefball Coach, Physical Educalion. COM MERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mrs. Virginia Bond B.S., Wesl Virginia Wesleyan College Typing I, ll: Shorlhand I, ll: Advisor lo Bear Facfs. Mr. Lawrence Galchell B.S., Ken? Siafe Universiry M.E., Keni Shale Universify Typing lg Office Machines, Office Pracfice Boolrlleeping l, II. CLASSES Our Alma Mafer, J. H. S., Pari' of our hear+s will always be. As we recall days so happy, Come, Dream along wH'l'1 me. It--f Nu j I if-9, 'Q . A I l -L r 5 , . 1111 w l i SENIORS GAYLE GRANT .... .... S ecrefary DAVE HOSTETLER . .. ,.,.. Presideni TIM TILTON ,... ...... T reasurer DAN SECKLER . , . .... Vice Presideni Eniering Jackson High as freshmen, 'rhe Class of I960 soon became acquainied wiih high school life. We look an aciive pari' in school acliviiies, and members gained recogni+ion in scholarship, leadership, and a'I'hle+ics, adding +o l'he presiige of Jackson. As a class, we showed greal' school spiril' and willingness 'io work in making all aciiviiies successful. We enioyed such even+s as our pizza parfy-dance, car washes, concerfs, assemblies, and many oihers. The English Li+era+ure s+uden+s will never forgel' +heir evening al' 'ihe Players' Guild, while +he commercial s+uden+s will look back on +heir various plani 'fours wiih fond recolleciion. Foofball and baskefball games seemed especially +hrilling fhis lasf year. We were plagued wiih a baHery of fesfs, which revealed knowledge gained over +he pasi iiwelve years of school. Climaxing four years of work and 'Fun, +he Seniors were honored ai ihe Junior-Senior Prom, Class Day, Baccalaureale, and iheir ul+ima+e goal, Commencement Wheiher, a'F+er graduarion, we pursue higher educafion or secure an occu- paiion, we will carry wi+h us many happy memories of our high school years. MR. LAWRENCE GATCHELL and MR. JAMES COLSON The Senior Class wishes fo express i+s sincere appreciaiion +o Mr. Lawrence Galchell and Mr. James Colson, who became our advisors fhis year. Their excellenf advice, underslanding, and paiience have guided as ihrough our final year, and we are grafeful. PATRICIA BATES Y-Teens I, 2, 3: G.A.A. 4. ROBERT BENDER N.F.L. 4: Class Play 4: Speech Club 4. FRED BERNDT Lalin Club I, 2: Presidenl 2: Class Play 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsify BasI:e+baIl 4: Reserve Baslrelball I, 2: Reserve Foolball I, 2: Class Treasurer 3: Ad Salesmen 4. SANDRA BERNHART Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Publicily Chairman 4: Lalin Club I, 2: N.F.L. 2: N.H.S. 3: Choir I, 2, 3: F.N.A. 3, 4. VICTOR BERTONI Lalin Club I: Class Play 4: Office Help 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsiiy Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Sgf.-a+-Arms 4: Ad Salesmen 4: Wreslling 3: H-Y Baslmelball 4. PATRICIA BILLMAN French Club I, 2: Lalin Club I, 2: Choir I, 2, 3. JOHN BLACKSTONE N.F.L. I. 2: Speech Club 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Foof- ball 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET BORON Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Vice-Presidenr 3, Social Chairman: Lafin Club I: N.FL. I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3. SALLY BABETSKI Y-Teens I, 2, 3: F.H.A. I, 2: G.A.G. 4. JOHN BAICH Band 1, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3.4. JUDY BAIRD Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I: Scholarship Tesls Class Plays 3, 4: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Band I LINDA BARTKO Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman: Class Play Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Council I 2 BONNIE CALLAHAN Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4: Office Help 4: F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4. GEORGE CASPER Lalin Club I, 2: Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 3, 4. JOHN CLAPPER Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Varslly Bashelball 3, Reserve Baslrelball 2, 3: Ad Salesmen 4. JUDITH CLATTERBUCK Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club l, 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Speech Club 2: Band I, 2, 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4: G.A.A. 4. HAROLD COLEMAN H-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Basllelball 3, 4. DAVID COLTRIN French Club 3, 4: Choir 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4. Senior Year Is Crammed SHIRLEY BOWEN Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: N.F.L. I: Bear Facfs Sfaff 4: Choir 2: F.H.A. I, 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. 4. CLAUDIA BRAUCHER Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Scholar- ship Tesfs I, 2, 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Treasurer 4. WILLIAM BRENNEMAN French Club 3, 4: Vice Presiclenf 4: Scholarship Tesls 3: Speech Club 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Conduclor 4: Hi-Y 4: F.T.A. 4: Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4: John Phillip Sousa Award. RONALD BURTNETT Lalin Club I, 2, 3: Scholarship Tesls I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Reserve Fool'- ball 2: Traclr 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4. SANDRA BURWELL Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 4. BART CABLE Lalin Club I, 2, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Annual Slaff 2, 3, 4: Pholographer, Assislanf Business Manager: Scholarship Tesls I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4: Boolh 3. Full of Study and Exdms BARBARA CORBETT Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin I, 2: Vice Presidenf 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3: Vice Presiden+ 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 3, 4. Edi+or and Chief 4: F.T.A. 4: F.N.A. 3: Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4: Home Maker of Tomorrow 4: Oufsfanding Senior: Co-SaIu+a+orian. CAROLYN CRISP Laiin Club I, 2, 4: Scholarship Tes'I's I, 3: Choir 41 Librarian I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4. RICHARD DAVIS Scholarship Tesi I: Class Play 4: Hi-Y 2, 3: Varsiry BasI:e+- ball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baskeiball I: Reserve FooI'baII I: Track 2: Ad Salesman 4. CHERYLE DeMUESY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. GRANT DITCH Hi-Y I, 2. EUNICE DOMER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3: F.I'I.A. I, 2, 3, 4. .QW 'Wi PATRICIA DRURY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: N.F.L. 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Class Play 4: F.I I.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4. ANN DUNNING Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: Lafin Club I, 2: Bear Facls Sfaff 4: Choir 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Reporier 4. RAYMOND EBERHARDT N.F.L. 2, 3, 4. Pdesirenf 4: Speech Club 2, 3, 4: Librarian I, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Presidenl 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3. 4: Ad Salesmen 4. JULIA EVERHART Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3. GAYLE FERGUSON Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Presideni 2: French Club 3, 4, Presi- deni' 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice Presidenf 4: J.H.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. LARRY FIERSTOS H-Y I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM FORSYTH Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Varsify Baslrelball 2: Reserve Baslrelball I: Varsify Foolball 2, 3: Reserve Foolball I: Baseball I: Class Treasurer I: Class Vice Presidenl 3: Class SgI.a'I'- Arms 2. FLORENCE FURBEE Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. SONDRA GEIS Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, lnfer-Club Represenlafive 4: Choir 3: Office Help 4: F.l'l.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- denf 3, Presidenf 4: Band I, 2. GAYLE GRANT Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: l.C.C.R. 2: French Club 3, 4: Lalin Club 3, 4, Secrelary I: N.F.L. I: N.H.S. 3, 4: Scholarship Tesis I, 2, 3, 4: Bear Facls Slaff I, 2, 3, 4, Assislanl Eclifor 3, Edilor 4: Class Plays 3, 4: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secrelary I, 2, 3, 4: Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4: Foolball Affendanl 2, Football Queen 4. NED GUEST Speech Club 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl I, Presi- clenl 2, Vice Presiclenl 3, Presidenl 4: Varsily Baslrelball 3, Reserve Bashelball 2: Varsily Foolball 3, 4, Co-Caplain 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2: Track I, 3: Class Presidenl 3, Class Vice Presidenl I, 2: Ad Salesmen 4. THEODORE HABONY Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Varsi+y Foolball 3: Reserve Foolball I, 2: Track I: Class Sgl.-af-Arms 2, 3. MARY ANNE HALTER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Lalin Club I, 2: N.H.S. 3, 4: Class Play 4: Choir I, 3: Speech Club 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Librarian I: F.T.A. 3: F.N.A. 3, 4, Secrefary-Treasurer 3, Presiclenl 4. NADINE HALTER N.H.S. 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Maiorelle 4, Vice Presidenl 4: Sluclenl Direclor 4: Foolball Aflendanl' 4: Arian Award. All Await Anxiously JACQUELYN FINGER Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Lafin Club I: Librarian 2. ROBERT FISHER Choir I, 2: Speech Club I, 2: H-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I, 2. JOHN FLOOD Scholarship Tes+s 3: Hi-Y 4: Varsily Baslrelball Manager 2, 3, 4: Freshman Bashelball I. TIMOTHY FLOOM Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Varsify Foofball 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2. For Senior Pictures PATRICIA HANES Y-Teens 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4. ROBERT HARRIS Varsily Baslefball 3, 4: Reserve Baskelball I, 2: Reserve Foofball I: Baseball 2, 3: Track I: F.T.A. 4: O+her Schools: New Philadelphia I, 2,, Dover 3. JACK HITE French Club I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsify Baslrefball 3, 4: Varsily Foofball 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4. JUDY HOFFEE Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Program Chairman 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4. BONNIE HOLLENDER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Teenager Represenlaiive 3: Lafin Club I, 2: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Librarian I: Oul- slanding Typisl. DAVE HOSTETLER Lalin Club I, 2, 4, Presidenf 4: N.I'I.S. 3, 4: J.M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl 3, Presic.len+ 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presiclenf I: Varsify BasIze+baII 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baslrelball I, 2: Varsify Foolball 2, 3, 4, Co-Capfain 4: Reserve Foolball I: Class Presidenl I, 2, 4, Class Vice Presiclenf 3: Ad Salesmen 4: Boys' Sfafe 3. DAVID JOLLIFF Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Baskelball 3, 4: Varsify Foofball I. SARAH KARNS Y-Teens 4: French Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3: N.H.S. 3, 4: Choir I: F.H.A. 2, 3: Librarian I, 2, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: F.N.A. 3. MICHAEL KECK WILLIAM KEIFER Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Baslzelball 3, 4: Reserve Baslefball I, 2: Varsi+y Fcolball 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2: H-Y Treasurer 4. JOE KIRVEN Choir 2: Office Help I: Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Chair Crew I, 2, 3, 4. JUDITH KLAINSKI Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Baskelball Team 4. DIANNE MCCART Y-Teens 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Reporler 3: Class Presidenl' I: Class Secrelary 2: F.N.A. 3, 4: Bela Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Olher School: Baker High, Baker, Fla., I, 2. PATRICIA MCCORMICK Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4: French Club 3, 4, Secre- Iary 4: Lafin Club I, 2: N.H.S. 3, 4: Scholarship Tesfs I, 3: Choir I, 2: Librarian 3, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4: Boolh 3: Dan- forlh Award. JANET MILLER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4. SHERRON MOSLEY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2: F.H.A. 3, 4. CAROLE MURPHY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sgt-af-Arms 4: G.A.A. 4. DAVE NELSON LaIin Club I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secreiary 3: Varsily Foo+balI 2: Reserve Foolball I: Class Sg+.-al-Arms I, 2, 3, 4. The Class Looks Forward DAVID KRANTZ Laiin Club I, 2: Speech Club: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY LEBEAU Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Service Promoier I4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Annual Slaff 3, 4, Typisl 4: Choir I, 2, 3: Office Help I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Quill 8: Scroll 3, 4: Boolh 3. Oufsfanding Commercial Award. JOHN LORENZ THOMAS MARCHAND N.F.L. 3: Speech Club 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baslref- ball 2: Reserve Foo+balI I, 2: Traci: I: Class Sgf.-aI-Arms I: Ad Salesmen 4. PETE MARINAKIS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Varsily Foo+balI I: Track I, 3, 4: Ofher School: Washinglon High I, 2. ALLAN MATHENA Lalin Club I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsi+y Foofball I, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Olher School: Perry I. To Dances and Sports KARL NEY Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Beslrefball 2, 3: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I, 2: Acl Salesmen 4. CAROL NIST Y-Teens I, 2, 3: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL NYE Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2: Office Help 2, 3: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Baskelball Team 3,4. GYDA OTTEN Y-Teens I, 2,: French Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3: Sludenf-Direcfor Class Play 3: Speech Club I, 2, 3: Librarian I, 3, 4. JEAN PAUL Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4. CAROL PETTAY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Bend I: G.A.A. 4. JUDITH PETTAY Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Lalin Club I, 2: N.F.L. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, 3, Secrefary 4: Scholarship Tesf 3: Bear Facls S'Iaf'l' 4, Fealure Edifor 4: Class Plays 3, 4: Choir I, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 3, 4: Presidenl 4: Miss Jaclisonile 4. GLENN PHILLABAUM Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3, 4. BARBARA PRICE Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Sgl.-al'-Arms 2, Treasurer 3: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sgf.-a+-Arms I: Band I, 2: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Baskefball 3, 4. EUGENE REYNOLDS Scholarship Tesis 3, 4: Choir 3: Hi-Y 4: F.T.A. 4: Olher School: Akron Easf I, 2. THOMAS RICKER Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Baskelball 3, 4. PAULA RITCHIE Y-Teen I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. 3, 4: F.N.A. 3, 4. MARY ANN ROHR Office Help 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ROHRER Speech Club 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Wresfling 3. RONALD ROYER Hi-Y I: Olher School: Canlon Lincoln I, 2. PAUL SCHALMO Chair Crew 2, 3, 4. BARBARA SCHEETZ Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: GLA. 4, Presidenf 4: Girls' Baslrelball 3, 4: Ofher School: Ceniral Cafholic I. DANIEL SECKLER Lafin Club I, 2: Scholarship Tesf 3: J.M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2: Reserve Baslxefball 2: Varsily Fooiball 3: Re- serve Fooiball 2: Class Vice Presidenf 4: Ad Salesmen 4. TIM SERRA N.F.L. 3: Bear Facls Slaff 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I, 2: Olher School: Timhen I. DONNA SHEARER French 3, 4: Program Chairman 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. 3, 4, Librarian 3, 4, Treasurer 4. Class Day Arrives DIANE ROBERTSON Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Choir I, 2: F.T.A. 4 Ofher School: Cenfral Cafholic I. BETSY ROHR Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Choir I, 2: F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Sgl-al Arms 4: Band I: G.A.A. 4: Girls' Bashefball 3, 4. HELEN ROHR F.H.A. I, 2, 4. JUDY ROHR Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Scholarship Ted 3 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Council I, 2: F.T.A. 4 Class Hisforian 4. Sooner Than Expected PATRICIA SHEPPLER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Choir I, 2: Librarian 4: Vice Presidenl 4. JACQUELIN SHOEMAKER Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: F.H.A. 2: Librarian 2, 4: Secrelary 4: F.N.A. 3, 4. LINDA SIROTOCK Y-Teens 2: Lafin Club I, 2: N.F.L. I: N.H.S. 3, 4: Scholarship Tesf 3: Bear Fac+s Sfaff 3, 4: Choir I, 2, 3: Office Help 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Secrefarial Award. DAVID SMITH Speech Club 2. JOYCE SMITH RUTH ANNE SMITH Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presidenl I: F.H.A. I, 3, 4: Band If G.A.A. 4, Secrelary 4. HARRY SMYTHE Speech Club 2: Hi-Y 2, 4: Traclx 2: Boofh 3. JUDY MAY SOMMER Y-Teens I, 3, 4, Secrelary I: French Club 3, 4: Olher School: Timken I, 2: Girls Glee Club 2: Guide Club 2: Sfucleni Boosler Club I, 2. LESLIE C. STONER Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2. CARL STLIHLDREHER Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Baslrefball 3, 4: Varsi'Iy Foolball 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Track I, 2: Wresfling 3. DONALD STUMP French Club 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Scholarship Tesls 2.3: Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Choir Pianisl I, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4. BARBARA STURM Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: La+in Club I, Scholarship Tesf 3: Bear Facfs Sfaff 4: Class Play 3: Choir I, 2, 3: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM VITAK Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WAGNER JAMES WALSH Bend I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2: Traclr 2, 4: Chair Crew 3, 4. HERB 'WALTON Lafin Club I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foolball 2: Traclr 2. JACK WEIMER Choir 3: HI-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Fooiball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foo+ball I: Track I, 2, 4: All-Ccunly Foolball 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4. GEORGE WELTY Librarian 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Baslrellaall 3, 4: Reserve Bashelball 2: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: All-Counfy Foolball 4: Reserve Foo+baII I, 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, 4: Ad Salesmen 4. Highlight Of The Year ls RICHARD STURM Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsily Foofball 3. 4: Reserve Foolball 2: Baseball 4: Traclr I, 2, 3, 4, Capfain 3: Hi-Y Baskefball 2, 3, 4. DONNA TAYLOR Y-Teens I: Office Help 4: F.H.A. 4. TIM TAYLOR Choir 3: Bancl I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. TERRY THOMPSON Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Foofball I: Wreslling 3. TIMOTHY TILTON LaIin Club I, 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice Presideni 4: N.H.S. 3, 4, Presidenl 4: Scholarship Tesis I, 2, 3, 4: Bear Facls Slaff 2, 3, 4, Sporls Edilor 4: Class Plays 3, 4: Jr. Red Cross Council I: Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 3: Varsify Baslrerball 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baskelball 2: Freshman Baskeiball I: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Reserve Foolball I, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Class Treasurer 4: Quill In Scroll 3, 4: Ad Salesman 4. Danforlh Award: Valedicforian. JUDEE TRACHSEL Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4: Choir I: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Maiorelfe 4: F.T.A. 3, 4. The Junior-Senior Prom TERRY WESTFERE Choir 3: Bancl 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. GRACE WIANDT Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Choir I, 2: Librarian 2, 4: F.T.A. 3: F.N.A. 3, 4. RONALD WILLIAMS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Varsily Foofbnll 3, 4: Reserve Foolball 2. SANDRA WILLIAMS Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Bear Facls Slaff 3, 4: Choir 3: Office Help 4: F.H.A. 2, 3, 4: Librarian I, 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 4: F.N.A. 4: Ofher School: Sf. Mary's I. ROBERT WOOD Lafin Club I, 2: Band I, 2: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Traci: 3, 4. BARBARA ZINTZ Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4: French Club 3, 4, Secrelary 3, Reporler 4: N.H.S. 3, 4, Secrefary 4: Annual Slaff 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Scholarship Tesfs I, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 4: F.l'I.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Band I: Announcer 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3: Quill 81 Scroll 3, 4: D.A.R. 4: D.A.R. Award: Co-SaIu+a- farian. AN ENCHANTING EVENING AT THE WINTER FANTASY Al 'lhe Sachsenheim Club Paul Kunlz Donna Shearer Don Slump and Jackie Shoemaker 'lake +ime oul' from dancing 'For punch and coolues Dick Albrechi- Mar+a Alexander Pafricia Aman JUNIORS - .W . , 1 1 N D , 1 I Ay i 457,31 My V yzz. rw. , - K ff 5,ffrfSirzT?f,:.,A Miggresav, f . S ,,A, 5 mm B , if an Sandi Decker , .Vice Presidenl' Helen Yin lin . . Secrefar Pa+ Andrews i n I ' D ' 4 i, on 5 1 in ' Judy Lee . . . Treasurer Carol Baer . E, iii iff i' A Bob Websfer . . Presldenf Y K t. 7 Gerri Ball , - Karen Baughman K : V Susan Be+heI , 1 1 in H V J Blaine Binkley , og as ,g jv l .Q M N.. Bob Bober .W , t l Darlene Bolea V il 3 , D ' , V -L-l Y Qi 1l'i Q ,,:. 4 ,, . r Q y Carol Boron M ' W iii fi ' E, Leo Boron Y Sue Boyd I 3 Chauncey Boyer 1 ,L f Ray afmhef my ,ag 5, -P X Sherry Br.-Y cre i D 3 f J B cceerc f i i if . 'P' A ames resson .. ,,,,,. , I -5 -We D, gy ogg ,, i rrrc D .P A ' 'lf i gt if P 'W .f i s Judi Brumbaugh 3. ' I 'ig J' N 'Q 7 f :Q H Connie Bryson . , -Q l an Karen guchman 'ii' VA- aye ul-goo'-I WYQM '- QD?-7'?V D K' C II V f , . .yi Ronald Canferbury l ei D ' D iill :A -. MASQ, , iii' 2 f i W .viii A 32 yzfwfl- . 5 ' V : .17 .. 11231 'H-W y y Q .:, : 5 iriiy 1 y , y K . V, ,Q it 5 f il. Milf D 2 Fr . we 5 '31 -f 1' Jerry Cariiea Joyceann Casper Lawren Colfrin Nancy Copeland Janef Cushing Dave Day Anticipate With Hope - National Honor Society Sandi Decker M A' I John Dretlle ffl tL ' , Su Q it -1 s mxif' Tom Eckert Y Uii' 1. X 5. 1 ' ' A Bonnie Edwards 1 ff? iii I ' if A if eifx- , Judi Elder fw fi if 'iii It 1':'9f tbl Eleanor Etter ' J , is X -'-'.,. Q David Faverty x Marlon Feller . '-- : i Joan Fldle' -1 Wf,, it -7' ' ' Louise Fierstos y i WWE . , if ' A ,A . its QP Ronald Fink I 1 eeei L e 3' ee , X Lorena Floom ki ' I at t. ,M ' V sk 5,337 y kk,,k g A f uf ,..:. , - ef ,. .., ..,,, I y gi , A. ' M I i ' i f in ':'k it 5 l ,., ' , 'lt- 'f V Jungle - ' 'f 1 1? W ' .N A 5' L .. af- K? kqk, S if -my 2- h , Z ,.,..,,, LV . , J I ! ,. , ,. .a,Z,, V P Wanda Harper Larry Haymaker r Pat Hency H A f Annabelle Hershberger v Sandie Hoff r Betty Horst A 1 X Q, ,. .ya ig x, ,K it at -'f' N xt Dennis Huey Nancy Huffman Larry Huthmaclwer Roland Johnson Tim Jollitf Robert Kershaw im., t t .,.. lt. , :G 55.351 i N . A k if . fig: . ' ' 2 ie 14 . T J ' ' 1 I t t ' 'ik J J 1 i is - ,, X 3 ' sss f' ' 0 V J l I . 2 ll w- tr' Barbara Forsythe Steve France Richard Frazee Bonnie Frum Sheila Garner Will Gates Leslie Gergel Dave Gowing Martin Gradijan Joe Guest Paul Halter Sue Halter Jean Hamilton Ronald Harper 1. 1 'N S. ,, Lg lg. li: .. V N, , kr l , A. 1 1 , ,ax 5. as 13? ef its ' ,::i. ' 1 i 4 . X W SL 1 . S 'QW X ii it . V ri' . .n i V of 4 H A 5 K ? f i 2, x Q as Q x x ' l i Hgiw' 1 A ,gr ,.,A . , , ra 'i m' 'QQ qw.: , ' 1194: 'T 'X - .X - - , ,,.: . . I , f 5 . , 'f ' , , af we 'Y 25 - age: S 4 x W 1 w . A ,, so y.. ,z -v . ,:i l:-gnf . Tiff? 5:9 in 2 I ll .,., me I . A fi ' :5 H '1 'K H J 5 L. H315 nw' 'Mt ,'lT'5i ' '- f E f 1,-3' ,-h' I H 5 L x 1 . .L ,VM A . V if! W ,, JU. , 2, W 1 , ' ,-X ,--, i ,, 13. 1 ',,' , -2 I . V. 5' J' lk. 3 ,. H' , njg r, 1. w .1 i f gf A :S we f- A f . A Q A1 l 'l - Q., A Ji, xr. i V1 fwsim.. -L M., . ll' JUNIORS Gene Ke++ering Donna Kimble Larry Kirk Judy Lee Belly Lenegar Carole Lockard Larry Lu+z Hanly Mann Gary Marnin Terry McNu'H Charlene Meek Marfi Mercier Sandy Miller John Minfer Donald Monlgomery Charles Moorhead Tom Mullen Sue Murdock Chuck Naylor Norma Norris Barb Palm Bob Parsons Bill Paulus Ernie Pefscher Jamie Rader Jeff Regula Jill Reiderman Harry Rennecker Lila Reynolds Belly Rohr Tom Rohr Ted Rohrer Nanci Ronk Clemenl Rook Frances Ross Gary Ross Elaborate and Exhausting Hours Go Into the Prom Bobbie Ruch 5 I A Q ,V u Greg Smhenko A 3' l gif . - Q Bob Schaub W 'P 1 . T r x Sue Schilh N fl J 8 T V z ' sau schweaer f 3 e 'ft ,A John Schuckerf K A L if , T T ., T Gary ScoH J A A T35 A l Judy Seifert f N , , , M 3 - A W Q Carol Seology A, L , ::: L il he 1 . Dick Sheehan - 'A:- f Vijtf, 1., , M- Q Q - - X Q Beverly Shulfy , gf , .ag gf Qlfffi-,l i , X ' ' ff W , , 1-V, 'bq ql 1 Qffzf Wi! 'f HW S 'm or J 'L ' A, . .Mk -3 P . . , . '32, ., Ik, ' I K 1 iix :, V . Donald Smari' sandy smnh .,, 1 r r r - e if Sue Smifh ' ' - 5 Sue Sommerville 'S f Bill Thaclzwell Mary Thomas 'V..L, ,, Jeanene Tracy , j L ' Ed fusing ' T Mi' k Karen Tusing W A, Terry Ulm P ' 3' . Rose Van Camp A 7 ' EJ 9 lu, ,I M F A TY T T we-. 'Sa Larry Van Voorhns fi- K L. ps 3 L' - ly f a ff sau Walworlh F . ' 3' eo :QL Bob Web5+er Roberi Welch ,,., 4 N i -.-l E 5 Ralph Wellendorf X , u N ,fi Jim Werh Sue Whifacre Lorelei Windle Judy Yanr Helen Yingling Befh Ziesmer :wi 'Y A 9: H i, T 3, aw '. rg, A ' V . ' .Q ,' M fl Y K .Tex V' s -- ' ' K ' Q gr W ' K r ir , ,fe V ' f :J 'l , 1 U, . . 1 he P 1 T f I T . J John Arnold . , . , , ,Pregidenf Bill Ze'H'ler A . . ...... Treasurer Penni Wesf . . . .... Vice Presidenl' Kafhy Nelson .... Secre+ary 3 9 A Q we ' ,mx 1 ik :O A if A255 F .ly ggi: , i ,fa V 36 Q 1 1- ,5 C 1 A , K W A Y.-5 ' I r in sf lines : we , -3,0 N W Q ' u Y 3 ,Y 39 . Jay Bernl-:arf Bruce Blocher Jim Bolender Karen Bolender Gene Boomhower Ken Boss Don Braid Marg Braucher Darlene Brenner David Brown David Amacher Jim Angle John Arnold Bob Afer Jeanne Bednar Holly Behrendf SOPHOMORES Q ge- ., E1 'm i I , r fi l if 3' yn 2 l A? ,rr ::1il7 , f. ' ' ,Ji iz. :i W . rl 2 -lfE' 7f5'1Q -- is 'iffiis fi' . , i y M W R 5 Q X f '- Xi.- . Q sv? V if ,i, u Q 4 N z V i K, K i if A Q 1 in X . :B ii 3 3 9 5 lb X K l f . L ff M iw? ,.. I 12.. .. W? ,, I, sq? Y. I . . .UN ,r E' fm we Anifa Burgoon Jim Clark Roger Climes Carol Cogan Randy Craig Elaine Culler Craig Darragll Jacltie Davis Ray Davis Jill Declter Lynn DeMuesy Mary Ann D'Erc ole 1 I ,Q 3 M , R i gage ? 'iii i X Eagerly Await Arrival of Class Rings .x and Jackets Marilyn Diich V A Tom Eclrenrode ,Z. U W' if Gary E+ling gif? ., , G G V ., Frank Fair ,N X ,Q 1 Cary Feller Q I ,., eil We-tell? 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' Y ...ij X FRESHMEN ScoH Joiiiff Dan Keck John Keinge Roy Kershaw Jim Kirkbride Bridgef Kraig Jerry Landis Jim Leonard Jade Lufhi Gary MacKim Tony Marinakis Mike McCormick Nancy Michael Mike Mikus Beify Miller Roger Miller Eddie Moll Gary Mon+gomery Bob Monrgomery Karen Munfean Ron Nixdorf Jack Nye Frances Oifen Karren Paul Kris Pearson Linda Persons PaHi Pofh Bennie Prafo Carol Preh Fred Puenfe Jane? Quass Helen Reicosky Howard Rennecker Mike Ricker Harold Rohr JoAnn Rohr Learn To FY ff- ,. 1 l rf Q X my 3 - 5 L f ig 3,-We is . .W ini' ill M ig .ii V1 Q si 0 X sr ',tr! bl' W.. ' ik . 'N 'E Meet the Challenges of the Adult World i S E X 'M' , iv K J ix 'Y ri Q X i ' 'bt 'if h , I s f G ' B f 5 sf? . , W H., ima B . ' J e M Y me ,Iss 'Len F Q.. thx .H .. 2 Q, - :X A, ,, ..i, , r , wk Eli, . ogy pgs, 1 V' pw 0 ? . - W f'.f3M ,sz . ,, We S y 'Y J B ii 'Z 4-. V' .- i X: . sr A ' ' 1 0 lf '11 ' P 7513 . 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V K X Ed If Ak A ,Km t IA x is X QW X x Z li f N Nei, J.: S . 1' . -X Q Qin?- -if imrwr a'3 as N Alan Ross Lee Ross Tim Rummins Lee Saenger Joyce Savchenlro Vernon Schaul: Kenny Scheefz Jim Schuclrerf Jerie Sebald Carol Seiferl Thresa Senh Gayle Shannon Ted Sima Cheryl Smilh Jean Smylhe Joyce Sommers Marl: Spach Beverly Sponseller Benny Sluhldreher Bill Sfurm Lynn Swonger John Taggarl' Bill Tallxinglon Bill Thomas Judy Turns Linda Ulm Sandy Vernon Doug Wallenhursl David Weidman Larry Welch Larry Whilacre Terree Wilhelm Chip Willaman Donna Williams Eileene Williams Mary Winholl Kay Wolfe Jerry Wrighl Vince Yurick David Ziesmer Ronnie Zinlz ACTIVITIES Our high school life is full of fun. We sfrive +o break monofony WIH1 many an acfivify. Come. Dream along wi'H'1 me. 1 KK c-fi , E P-Q 'K Q QIZIIJ l: ...L. ..-5 1:3 1:33,-, 1 -1: R w XM 16 4- N Q mb, az -- L9 s: .. , 5 , if ff. 'ff ff Ns' 41. ' . 0 1 W , fp! , . ' 2 ff . Ny.. 5 x, ,wma I lx sf' F? 'gui WE: s is X A 'v 1 Q, 'T' 1. J . nw? -' If PQ? -..4........w.L f 1 K ix Progress Through - ROW I: John Blaclrsrone, Tom Cozy, Vic Berfoni, Dave Hosfeiler, Larry Luiz, Fefe Marinekis, Tim Floom, Terry Ulm. ROW 2: Dave Nelson, Herb Walfon, Jack Weimer, Ray Eberhardi, Glenn Philla- 5 baum, Joe Kirven, Gary Ross, Ronny Harper, Jeff Regula. ROW 3: Don Srump, Heafh Simpson, ' Larry Van Voorhis, Tim Joliff, Bill Walworfh, Dave Burgoon, Chauncey Boyer, Tom Riclier, Dave Q Colfrin, Lawren Colfrin. ROW 4: Jerry Wesrfere, Dave Joliff, Karl Ney, Jack Hife, Tom Eclrerf, Fi f , ii' Larry Haymalier, Bob Websrer, Tim Taylor, Jim Renkl. is if M JUNIOR AND .2:s5.2,5 if s ' Hl-Y CLUB The Hi-.Y Club is a branch of fhe Y.M.C.A. Any boy in fhe high school is eligible fo ioin fhe club. Their acfiviries include helping oihers and social even+s. Ofren acfiviries include boih, such as when +he Hi-Y and Y-Teens ioined 'ro go Chrisimas Caroling. Mr. Dufka, Advisor The club also sponsors several baslceiball ieams, which play 'ihe Hi-Y 'reams of oiher schools. This year ihe senior +eam had a parficularly good season. The advisor for lhe Jr.-Sr. Hi-Y group was Harry Duflca and ihe Freshman- Sophomore group advisor is Vicfor Fenion. ROW I: Lloyd Price, Benny Prafo, Jim Leonard, Denny Hosreiler, Joe Wiandf, Bob Weimer, Fred Puenfe. ROW 2: Mr. Fenfon, advisor: Wayne Hammersley, James Schuclrerl, Harold Rohr, Kenny Scheelz, Dean LeBeau, Bill Howensfine. ROW 3: Bruce Harris, Benny Sfuhldreher, Bill Thomas, Vernon Schaub, Marry Eclcerr, Bob Monfgomery, Larry Hiclile, David Boron. ROW 4: Bruce Rohr, Wayne Longbrake, Jay Bernharf, Bill Snyder, Bruce Tidball, Gary Efling. Christian Endeavor ROW l: Bill Kiefer, Jay Smylhe, Rich Davis, Fred Berndl, Ron Burlnell, Bob Wood, Diclz Sheehan, Bob Fisher. ROW 2: Bill Vilalx, George Welly, Allan Malhena, Carl Sluhldreher, John Flood. Dave Day, Dave Gowing, Don Smarl, George Casper. ROW 3: Will Gales, Eugene Reynolds, Ralph Wallendorf, Joe Guesf, Bill Rees, Ron Canlerbury. ROW 4: Bill Schroeder, John Balch, Dave Kranlz, Terry Thompson, Greg Savchanlco, Bill Thaclnwell, Larry Fierslos, Dave Faverly, Tim Serra, Bill Brenneman. SENIOR Hl-Y FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AMERICA CLUBS Freshmen and sophomores 'raking home economics may belong lo fhe Fulure Homemalrers of America. The 'lunclion of lhe F.H.A. Club is lhal of a social organiza- lion and lo serve as a helper 'ro ofher people. A+ 'rhe holidays The members prepared basltels of food for needy families in our communily. Various o+her programs were M . L' ' , Ad ' rs mmger mor planned al' 'rhe mon'l'hly meelings held al' l'he school. The advisor for lhe Freshmen-Sophomore group was Mrs. Fred Lininger. GQ ROW l: Eileen Williams, Rosalind Horning, Jeri Sebald, Elaine Culler, Yvonne Garaux, Nancy Wyles, Jill Declrer, Linda Ulm. ROW'2: Tomi Floom, Darlene Brenner, Karen Munlean, Linda German, Peggy Persinger, Calhy Waldron, Karen Sleiner, Helen Reicoslry, Faifh Scoll, Pnl Nisl, im'.,, i Kalhy Hill. ROW 3: Sue Gilmor, Elaine Garvin, Margaref Braucher, Jade Lulhi, Karen Baird, Pam T Bixler, Karen Paul, Susan Howe, Carol Seiferl, Sandi Lamp, Linda Persons, Judy lvins. ROW 4: Gail e 9 Hopkins, Jill Lulhi, Karen Smilh, Mary Winholf, Shirley Jordan, Suzanne Michael, Belly Smarl, Kalhy -v--so Nelson, Vivian Forrer, Theresa Senlz, Violel Brooks, Kay Wolfe, Anifa Burgoon. ROW 5: Jan Gilmor, ff Lyn DeMuesy, Bonnie Haer, Linda Shafer, Donna Murray, Sandy Harlman, Mary Jane Yingling, if-ie Marilyn Difch, Karen Mead, Palsy Brown, Cheryl Yosf, Nancy Gessner, Lynn Swonger, Carol Smifh. Club Activities Provide a Miss McCoy, Advisor JUNIOR-SENIOR CLUB ROW I: Sue Smilh, Marlha Mercier, Nadine Heller, Mary Anne Haller, Gayle Ferguson, Sondra Gels, Barb Slurm, Pal Hanes, Sherry Mosley. ROW 2: Sandra Smilh, Frances Ross, Lorelie Windle, Carol Boron, Pal Drury, Sandy Burwell, Judy Hoffee, Donna Shearer, Judy Seiferl. RGW 3: Pal Andrews, Belsy Rohr, Linda Barlko, Carole Murphy, Judy Rohr, Judy Klainski, Barb Palm, Beverly Shulfy, Bonnie Edwards, Annabelle Hershberger, Sue Boyd. ROW 4: Jill Reiderman, Belly Lenegar, Shirley LeBeau, Barb Scheelz, Joan Fidler, Bobby Ruch, Barb Price, Barb Forsylhe, Sherry DeMusey. Carol Nisl, Sherry Bray, Sue Sommerville. The Junior-Senior Fulure Homemakers of America Club was somelimes divided info +wo groups, bul usually il worked as one club. One such ac+ivi'l'y where all members parlicipaled fogelher was fhe Chrislmas caroling a+ Massillon Slale Hospiral. The biggesl social evem' of lhe year was fhe +radi+ional F.H.A. formal. This year 'lhe Gold Diggers' Ball was held a+ fhe Lake Cable Clubhouse on March I9. Miss Mary McCoy was 'rhe advisor for 'lhe Junior-Senior group. JUNIOR-SENIOR CLUB ROW I: Janel Miller, Linda Sirolock, Donna Taylor, Helen Rohr, Sandra Hoff, Helen Yingling, Bonnie Callahan, Judy Baird, Shirley Bowen. ROW 2: Rose Van Camp, Carol Selogy, Nancy Huffman, Belly Rohr, Lorena Floom, Louise Fierslos, Judi Elder, Carol Baer, Judy Brumbaugh, Par Hency, Carol Peflay. ROW 3: Florence Eurbee, Barb Zinlz, Judy Trachsel, Carol Boom- hower, Karen Baughman, Sue Schillz, Mary Thomas, Sue Halfer, Nancie Ronk, Eleanor Efler, Mary Ann Rohr. ROW 4: Sandy Miller, Rulh Smifh, Carol Nye, Bonnie Hollender, Sandy Williams, Terry McNuH, Carole Lockard, Connie Bryson, Charlene Meek, Eunice Domer. Variety of Experiences OUILL AND SCROLL Ye shall know lhe I'ruI'h and lhe +ru+h shall make you free. This is Ihe mollo of Quill and Scroll, lhe ln+ernaI'ional Honorary Sociely for High School Journalisls. The organizalion was formed for fhe purpose of promofing re- search and conducling surveys +o delermine lhe lypes of publicalion besl' suiled +0 high schools. Also, +o aid in slandardizing inslruclion in Ihe fields. Members are chosen on basis of general scholaslic slanding and superior work accomplished in some phase of iournalislic or cre- alive endeavor. The advisor 'For Quill and Scroll is Mrs. Virginia Bond. SEATED: Shirley LeBeau, Gayle Grant STANDING: Barbara Corbelf, Tim Tillon, Bari Cable, Barbara Zinh. JACKSON MEMORIAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The J. M. A. A. is a slu- denl boosler club which works closely wi+h lhe adull' boosler club. Wilh lhe idea of promoling sdhool spiril and alhlelics, lhe J.M.A.A. meels once a monlh. Working under 'Ihe super- vision of Mr. Dan Ma'Hhews, +he members of 'rhe club handled lhe 'foolball home- coming and planned 'Ihe foolball and baskelball ban- quels lhis year. Dave Hosfeller, Carol Cogan, Helen Yingling, Dan Seckler, Gayle Ferguson, Dick Sheehan, Pennie Keller, Roy Kershaw, Dennis Hosfeller. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE The music +ha+ 'rhis ensemble presenled a+ +he holiday assem- blies made us 'Feel more deeply lhe lrue meaning of Chrislmas and Easier. The group worked very diligenlly and enlhusiaslically under 'rhe direclion of Mrs. Elma Rohrbaugh. They parficipaled in several con+es+s and received excellenl and superior ralings. They also sing al' various organizalion meel- ings. Belly Ann Horsf, Linda Ulm, Carol Prih, Gail Hopkins, Marla Alexander, Pennie Keller. Individual Growth and Universal h FRESHMAN Y-TEENS ROW I: Linda Blacksrone, Jackie Brumbaugh, Linda Persons, Karen Drew, Terree Wilhelm, Judy Ivans, Bonnie Harper, Kris Pearson. ROW 2: Gayle Shannon, Karen Efling, Cheryl Smilh, Leslie Baderfscher, Peggy Allman, Karen Munfean, Phyllis Floom, Jo Ann Rohr, Tomi Floom. ROW 3: Susie CorbeH', Pam Bixler, Palfy Rolh, Jeanne Haller, Carol Seiferf, Belly Jane Miller, Jade Lulhi, Donna Williams, Linda German, Karen Baird. ROW 4: Carol Prilz, Susie Granl, Marly Davis, Elaine Garvin, Linda Ulm, Yvonne Garaux, Sandra Graybill, Joyce Sommers, Violel Brooks, Theresa Senlz. ROW 5: Jean Smylhe, Bonnie Haer, Sandy Harfman, Joyce Savchenko, Sandy Vernon, Judy Turns, Nancy Michael, Eileen Williams. S FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS The Y-Teens are a branch of lhe Y.W.C.A. The Y-Teens of Jackson are broken info +wo groups. This year +he Freshman-Sophomore Club has been qui+e aclive. They sponsored a dance, fhe Lollipop Hop, as rheir main money-making project Miss Joan Richie, Advisor For one of lheir service proiecls, lhe club had an Easier parly a+ Massillon Slafe Hospilal for 'rhe pa+ien+s lhere. g The advisors were Miss Richie and Mrs. Lamp. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS ROW I: Diane Parr, Kaihy Waldron, Nancy Wyles, Treasurer: Bridgel Craig, Secrelaryg Sue Gilmor, Vice Presidenl: Sandi Lamp, Presidenlg Karen Sleiner, Diane Higgins. ROW 2: Frances Hoffman, Rosemary Hei+zer, Linda Naylor, Suzanne Michael, Belly Smarf, Karen Smifh, Connie Tilfon, Nancy McArdle, Kaihy Nelson. ROW 3: Sharon Harold, Vivian Forrer, Jill Decker, 50 Jean Bednar, Kalhy Hill, Marg Braucher, Peggy Persinger, Donna Fisher, Failh Scolf, Pal Nisf. ROW 4: Nancy Gessner, Pennie Wesl, Carol Smlih, Lyn DeMuesy, Jullene Showers, Lyn Smyrh, Jan Gilmor, Anila Burgoon, Jill Lurhi, Gail Hopkins. ROW 5: Cheryl Yosf, Holly Behrendf, Mary Jane Yingling, Pennie Keller, Elaine Culler, Karen Mead, Carol Cogan, Linda Shafer. Fellowship Through Christian Service JUNIOR Y-TEENS ROW I: Barb Forsylhe, Belh Ziesmer, Donna Kimble, Pal Hency, Carole Baer, Nancy Copeland, Judi Elder, Sue Smilh. ROW 2: Marly Mercier, Susan Belhel, Norma Norris, Belly Ann Horsl, Jeanene Tracy, Pal Aman, Joan Fidler, Carole Boomhower, Carol Selogy, Nancy Hullman. ROW 3: Frances Ross, Belly Rohr, Barb Palm, Sandy Smilh, Sue Boyd, Sue Sommerville, Judy Seiferl, Pally Andrews, Judy Lee, Annabelle Hershberger, Bonnie Edwards, Bonnie Frum, Beverly Shully. ROW 4: Sue Murdoch, Judi Brumbaugh, Karen Baughman, Eleanor Eller, Sue Schillz, Mary Thomas, Susan Haller, Nancie Roni, Sherry Bray, Ross Van Camp, Karen Tusing, Bobbie Ruch, Carol Boron, Lorelei Windle, Sandi Holi, Helen Yingling. ROW 5: Karen Buchman, Jean Hamillon, Terry McNull, Carole Loclcard, Marla Alexander, Judy Yanl, Sheila Garner, Wanda Harper, Darlene Bolea, Louise Fierslos, Sue Whilacre, Jerry Carlier, Belly Lenegar, Jill Reiderman, Lorena Floom, Connie Bryson. JUNIOR-SENIOR Y-TEENS Under lhe leadership ol our new advisor, Miss Joan Richie and lhe presidenl, Pal McCormick, lhe Junior-Senior Club was very aclive lhis year. A rally wilh lhe Massillon and Navarre Y-Teens, lhe hanging ol lhe greens al Chrislmas in lhe Massillon Y.W.C.A., and a lrip lo Applecreelx Hospilal were iusl a lew ol lhe aclivilies enjoyed by lhe members. In all ol lheir aclivilies lhe Y-Teens lry lo fulfill an ideal of Chris- lian personal and social living. The social highlighls ol lhe year were lhe lwo lormal dances lhe club held. The 'Firsl' was lhe annual Y-Teen Formal on November 27 which is held ioinlly wilh lhe Navarre and Massillon Y-Teens. Our own Y-Teens Formal was May I4 al lhe Y.W.C.A. in Canlon, Ohio. SENIOR Y-TEENS ROW I: Judy Baird, Shirley Bowen, Janel Miller, Sandy Declrer, Vice Presidenl: Pal McCormick, Presidenlg Mary Anne Haller, Secrelaryg Florence Furbee, Bonnie Callahan, Pal Sheppler. ROW 2: Shirley LeBeau, Margarel Boron, Gayle Ferguson, Diane Roberlson, Sherry Mosely, Pal Hanes, Barb Price, Sondra Geis, Sherry DeMusey. ROW 3: Jean Paul, Sally Karns, Pal Drury, Sandy Burwell, Judy Hollee, Belsy Rohr, Linda Barllxo, Corale Murphy, Judy Rohr, Judy Klainslci. ROW 4: Grace Wiandl, Barb Corbell, Judy Clallerbuclr, Carol Pellay, Julie Everharl, JuDee Trachsel, Jackie Shoemalrer, Dianne McCarl, Barb Slurm, Barb Zinlz. ROW 5: Rulh Smilh, Judy Sommer, Ann Dunning, Sandi Williams, Bonnie Hollender, Eunice Domer, Sandy Bernhardl, Carol Nye. Exercising Our Freedom of Speech AT THE FIRST DESK: Barbara Siurm, Ex- change Mgr.: Helen Yingling, Asst Ediiorg Gayle Grant Edilor-in-Chief. AT THE SECOND DESK: Linda Sirofock, Circulaiion Mgr.: Tim Tilfon, Sporis Ediior: Judy Pefiay, Feaiure Ediior: Sue Schilfz, Business Mgr. SEATED: Sandy Harfmen, Donna Fisher, Elaine Culler Nanc McArdle STANDING v Y - Ronny Harper, Shirley Bowen, Mary Ying- ling, Don Ash, Penni Keller, Nancy Gessner Tim Serra. THE BEAR FACTS STAFF The main aim of Jackson's paper siaft beHer known fo 'rhe siudenis as +he Bear Facis Siaft was +o keep all ihe Jacksoniies up fo dale on 'ihe laiesi happenings around our school. Two of 'rhe 'Feaiures of +he paper which received special a'Hen+ion from ihe s+uden+ body were 'rhe Senior lnierviews, and +he Ideal Boy and Girl Coniest The I959-I960 issues of +he Bear Fac+s were ediied under +he direc- fion of Gayle Grant edi'l'or--in-chief: and Mrs. Virginia Bond, who served as an advisor. Through ihe efforis of 'lhe siaft 'rhe s+uden+s and faculiy members of Jackson were kepi well informed ihroughouf fhe year. SEATED: Mary Yingling, Donna Fisher, Ann Dunning, Barbara Siurm, Sue Schiliz, Helen Yingling, Gayle Grant Judy Pefiay Penny Keller. STANDING: Nancy Gessner, Louise Fiersios, Nancy McArdle, Shirley Bowen, Linda Siroiock, Sandi Williams Sandy Decker, Tim Tilion, Tim Serra, Ronny Harper, Don Ash, Elaine Culler, Sandy Harfman. In Writings and Pictures The I960 SCOOP has many new and differenl characierislics fhis year. An efforl has been SCOOP STAFF made ro elimina+e or change many of 'ihe formal posed pic- +ures and lo include more picfures of school life and even+s ihrough- ouf fhe book. Each summer we have our book raied and crificized by a iudge. We have fried 'lo follow up 'I'he helpful sugges'l'ions given by +hese iudges, in order +o produce a yearbook wi+h which fhe en+ire sfudenl' body will be pleased. Planning for +he book. began before school sfaried. H' con- finued rhrough l'he 'fall while pic- 'rures were being iaken and fhe adverfising was being sold. Afrer rhe main plan of 'Phe book was esfablished, rhe sfaff began draw- ing up fhe pages and wriiing copy for i-he various orgamzahonsi Barb CorbeH, edifor-in-chief: Barb Zinh, business manager: Shirley LeBeau, rypisrg Barr Cable, senior phorographer. Joyceann Casper, iunior edifor: Bill Schroeder, phorographerq Sandy Smifh, iunior ediforg Mr. Ramga, advisor. AD SALESMEN SEATED: Karl Ney, Ned Guest Bari Cable, assislani business manager: Jack Weimer, Don Srump, John Clapper. ,STANDING Vic Berfoni, Ray Eberhardr, Fred Berndr, Rich Davis, Tim Tillon, George Weliy, Ron Burineff, Dave Hosfeller, Tom Marchand Dan Seckler, Jack Hire. 'bid J K Q ROW I: Judy Rohr, Pal Andrews, Claudia Braucher, Judy Pellay, Marla Alexander, Penny Keller, Sally Karns. ROW 2: Margarel Braucher, Susan Belhel, Donna Fisher, Louise Fierslos, Darlene Bolea, Shirley Bowen, Karen Buchman, Suzanne Michael. ROW 3: Diane Parr, Pal' Drury, Nanci Ronk, Susan Halfer, Carolyn Crisp, Diane Roberlson, Judy Trachsel, Judy Clallerbuck. ROW 4: Julie Grimm, Nancy Wyles, Carol Nye, Carol Cogan, Holly Behrendf, Linda Shafer, Carole Lockard, Barbara Corbelf. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA This was a very successful year for lhe Fulure Teachers of America, a club organized for lhose sludenls inleresled in leaching as a vocalion. Many inleresling and differenl lypes of programs were planned. The main program of lhe club is lhe subslilule leaching lhe members do for l'he grade school leachers. Mrs. Mildred Ramga is 'rhe club's advisor. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA The purpose of lhe Fulure Nurses Club is lo help sludenls who are infer- esled in nursing learn more aboul' lhe differenl fields and opporlunilies lhal are available in medicine. Programs included films, lours, Ieclures, and a candlelighl' ceremony in which members received 'rheir F.N.A. pins. The advisor 'For lhe club is Mrs. Lois Baxler. Mrs. Ramga, Advisor Mrs. Baxler, Advisor I ROW I: Kris Pearson, Bonnie Harper, Judy Lee, Jean Haller, Mary Anne Haller, Karen Sleiner, Karen Slayer, Donna Williams ROW 2: Jackie Shoemaker, Carolyn Crisp, Diane Roberlson, Pal McCormick, Pal Hanes, Diane McCarf, Judy Clallerbuck, Sandra Bernharl, Nancy McArdle. ROW 3: Pally Polh, Jade Lulhi, Kalhy Waldron, Belly Horsl, Linda German, Diane Parr, Sherry Bray, Leslie Baderlscher, Cheryl Smilh, Donna Kimble. ROW 4: Connie Tillon, Befly Smarl, Grace Wiandl, Judy Jones, Gail Hopkins, Martha Davis, Janice Gilmor, Lynda Smylhe, Jill Lulhi. ROW 5: Karen Bolender, Holly Behrendl, Marilyn Dilch Sandi Williams, Paula Rilchie, Carol Nye, Karen Mead, Cheryl Yosf. Interests of Today Form Careers of Tomorrow FRENCH I A ROW I: Susan Corbeff, Richard Pfluge, Judy Lee, Suzanne Michael, Pennie Keller, Bill Zelller, Linda Blacluslone, Bob Kershaw. ROW 2: Linda Smylh, Carol Jahnson, Jill Reiderman, Pal Aman, Jeanene Tracy, Belly Horsl, Judy Riley, Sue Sommerville, Wanda Harper. ROW 3: Gerry Simon, Dan Pickering, Joe Guesl, Gary Monlgomery, Bill Kreiger, Sheila Garner, Connie Bryson, Terry McNuH, Carol Cogan, Marlha Mercier. ROW 4: Bill Schroeder, .lack Spach, Wayne Longbralxe, Jamie Rader, Roland Johnson. .Iaclr Hile, Roberl Monlgomery. FRENCH CLUBS Sfudenls who lake French I and French II have +he opporlunily Io learn more aboul lhe cusloms, lradilions, and languages of France lhrough 'rhe French Clubs. , N- ,ii H fy I A. Q Mr. Geib, Advisor The Clubs hold monlhly mee+ings, invi+e speakers, and have discussions and various o'I'her ac+ivi+ies 'rhai' help lhe sludenls become beller acquainled wilh 'lhe language and counfry. In lhe spring, aided by coslumes, decoralions, and imagina+ion, 'rhe members false a Irip +o Paris a+ lhe annual French banquet FRENCH II ROW I: Pal Billman, Gayle Ferguson, Presidenlg Bill Brenneman, Vice President Pal McCormick, Secrelaryq Louise Fierslos, Treasurer, Claudia Braucher. ROW 2: Barb Zinlz, Gyda Ollen, Dave Colirin, Hanley Mann, Don Sfump, Lawren Collrin, Judy Sommer, Shirley Bowen. ROW 3: Donna Shearer, Sally Karnes, Sherrie Bray, Sue Murdock, Gayle Granl, Judy Pellay, JuDee Trachsel, Julia Everharf. -My N ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Senior members of National Honor Sociely are, sealed lefi fo righh Sally Karns, Pa+ Sheppler, Barz Ziniz, Secrefaryg Tim Til'l'on, President Barb CorbeH, Vice President Nadine Halier, Donna Shearer. ROW 2: Mr. Ramga, advisor: Claudia Braucher, Mary Anne Halfer, Gayle Granf, Gayle Ferguson, Pa+ McCormick, Shirley LeBeau, Judy Rohr. ROW 3: Linda Sirofoch, Pai Hanes, Bari Cable, Ron BurfneH, Dave Hosfefler, Don Siump, Judy Peiiay. Characfer, scholarship, service and leadership are The qualifies a siudenl' musf excel in fo become a member of Nafional Honor Sociefy. The sfudenfs fo be inducied in+o fhis naiional sociefy are chosen by fhe enfire faculiy. Being a member of N.H.S. is 'ihe greafesi academic honor possible in +he school. An impressive candle lighfing ceremony was held on March Zi as iwenfy-four iuniors and fwo seniors were induc+ed. The second year members explained 'I'he four principles of N.H.S. and fhe new members were given 1'he pledge and presen+ed 'rheir pins. The advisor fo 'rhe socieiy is Mr. Cecil Ramga. While Gayle Gran+ searches for +he iunior she is +o lap, Gayle Ferguson pins a yellow rose on Louise Fiersfos, The search over, Gayle +aps a signifying admission in N. H. S. proud, beaming Sandy Decker. i SERVICE ,,,,.....-- The oafh is adminsfered fo ihe new members by Pai McCormick. .Q S Mr. Ramga congrafulales Bill Thackwell upon his The Presideni of N.H.S., Tim Tillon, greefs lhe admission +o Naiional Honor Socieiy and awards audience and explains io ihem ihe principles him his pin. of fhe sociely. The following members were inducfed info fhe Jackson Chapier of N.H.S. in l96O: lSEATEDl Beffy Rohr, Jill Reiderman, Sandy Smifh, Sue Boyd, Berry Horsi, Jean Paul, Judy Lee, Jane? Cushing. ROW 2: Maria Alexander, Sue Whilacre, Darlene Bolea, Louise Fiersfos, Carole Baer, Sandy Decker, Sue Schilfz, Nancie Ronk, Dianne McCar+. ROW 3: Charlene Meek, Ernesl Pefscher, Don Monfgomery, Bill Thackwell, Bill Schroeder, Chuck Naylor, Terry Ulm, Judy Yanf, Carole Lockard. v Language.. .Carries the Content of All Materials Mrs. E LATIN I ROW I: Terree Wilhelm, Bonnie Harper, Kris Pearson, Janet Quass, Jeanne Halter, Bruce Harris, Tim Rummins, Benny Prato, Jackie Brumbaugh. ROW 2: Karen Drew, Peggy Altman, Susan Crisp, Cheryl Smith, Karen Etling, Gayle Shannon, Leslie Braclertscher, Joyce Sommer, Sandy Graybill, Carol Pritz. ROW 3: Dan Ardelean, Ed Moll, John Fierstos, Donna Williams, Patty Poth, Jeri Sebald, Susie Grant, Karen Baird, Phyllis Floom, Helen Reichosky, Sharon Harold. ROW 4: Bridget Kraig, Martha Davis, Karen Bolender, Gail Hopkins, Bob Ater, Bill Day, Bill Burton, Ted Sima, Tom Altland, Doug Wallenhurst, Scott Jollitt, Ronnie Emhotf. ROW 5: Jean Smythe, Patsy Brown, John Klinge, John Boerner, Alan Weber, Marty Eckert, Tom McWhorter, Roger Miller, Bruce Henze, Tom Greening, Bill Hanes. ROW 6' Mike Mikus Nancy Michael Marilyn Ditch Don Ash Gar Etling, Joyce Savchanko,,,vSandy Vernon. I I I I I Y N r ,xi,,', :UP 'K im. Rohrbaugh ,QYJ Volt it LATIN CLUB Advisor I i Y' ., All Latin students look torward to the da which comes once a month when Qt Y E l-,yi studying is gloriously disrupted tor another Latin club meeting. Membership is open I to all Latin students. This year a new division ot the club, Latin III, was added to :fi 'l T Latin I and II. Their major project was taking a trip to Cleveland to see the movie, Ben Hur. LATIN II ROW I: Diane Higgins, Karen Stayer, Jay Bernhart, Penni West, Julie Grimm, Bob Underwood, Donna Fisher, Diane Parr. ROW 2: Holly Behrendt, Joe Wiandt, Randy Craig, Duane Smith, Ernie Petscher, Bruce Blocher, David Stamman, Tom Mullin, Bruce Tidball. ROW 3: Connie Tilton, Nancy McArcIIe, Linda Naylor, Craig Darragh, Jim Miday, Frank Fair, David Amacher, Robert Welch, Dean LeBeau. 5 ,X fx T' K 5 A ,,,, A Q ' k--s K ,. A M ac.- I tm, in at I A - LATIN III CLUB This year, for lhe 'iirsf lime in many years, Jackson has had sufficieni' sfu- denls inferesied in a ihird year of Laiin fo form a class. The emphasis was placed on +he reading and apprecialion of Roman liferaiure rafher ihan grammar, as in +he preceding +wo years. The Third Year La+in Club also aHended Ben-Hur wifh +he o+her fwo clubs. SEATED: Carolyn Crisp, Susan Beihel, Darlene Bolea. STANDING: Bar? Cable. Ron Bur+neH, Tim Tilion, Dave Hosfdler. LIBRARIANS Any s+uden+ who works in +he library as a librarian may belong +o fhe Librar- ians' Club. The main dufies of ihe members are helping s'l'udenl's find books and reference maferial, checking our books, and helping +he Librarian fake care of ihe library. A+ Chrisfmas +he members sold marble iewelry +o raise money for a swimming pariy, 'Their main social even+ of +he year. The advisor of +he l-lbrarlansi '5 Miss Jackie Shoemaker, Donna Shearer, Carolyn Crisp, Grace Wiand+, Pam Bixler. STAND- JOBH RiCl'1ie. lNG: Kris Pearson, Jackie Brumbaugh, Bonnie Frum, Sally Karns, Karen Sfeiner, Tom McWhor+er, Sandy Williams, Sandy Harlman, Eileen Williams, Mariha Davis, Sue Gilmor, Elaine Garvin, Karen Drew, Judy lvins, David Ziesmer. SEATED: Carole Baer, Par McCormick, Gyda OHen, Ray Eberhardf, Pai Sheppler, NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Membership in 'Phe Na- fional Forensic League is based on pariicipalion in speech +ournamen+s. Throughoui +he year our speakers and debaiers parficipafed in 'tourna- men+s held a+ 'Phe schools in 'lhe surrounding area. N. F. L. is advised by Mrs. Helen Howard. SEATED: Susan Corbe'H', John Taggarf, Julie Grimm, Bill Kreiger, Susan Befhel. STANDING: Bob Bender, Bill Talkingfon, Bob Weimer, Don Ash, Dave Hoff, Dick Sheehan. 59 Music . . . The Universal Language CONCERT ROW I: Nancie Ronk, Jerry Carliea, Connie Bryson. ROW 2: Nadine l-laller, Judy Hollee, Barbara Palm, Pal Hency, Pally Drury, Donna Williams. ROW 3: Sandy Hoff, Sheila Garner, Donna Kimble, Nancy Gessner, Peggy Persinger, David Amacher, Linda Naylor, Willie Gales, Dave Slamman, Dean LeBeau. ROVV 4: Pally Polh, Susie Granl, Marlha Davis, Kris Pearson, Jeanne Haller, Bonnie Harper, Mary Winholl, Dave Gowing, John Drelke, Sandy Decker, Louis Linn, Jim Angle, Gordon Hann. ROW 5: Jell Regula, Tim Taylor. STANDlNG: Sharon Harrold, Cheryl Rosenburger, Linda Shafer, Mr. Gales, Direclor. BAND This year Jackson has a senior band ol which lhey should be especially proud. Our band has been honored by being asked lo perlorm al several imporlanl evenls. One such evenl was lhe Norlh-Soulh All-Slar Foolball Game in Augusl, where lhe band execuled brillianlly a hall-lime show lor lhe loolball lans. The band also marched al lhe All-American Soap Box Derby Downs al Akron. The band does a lol ol hard work during loolball season preparing lor our own hall-lime shows. Their work however, doesn'l end al lhe end ol loolball season. They begin preparing lor lheir annual Spring Concerl, baskelball rallies, assemblies, and also parlicipale in lhe Counly Music Feslival and various clinics in olher cilies. The band is under lhe direclion ol Mr. Clarence A. Gales. Mr. Gales spends many exlra hours working wilh lhe bancl. 3 , l BAND ROW l' Jade Lufhi, Marry Mercier, Mary Thomas. ROW 2: Jill Reiderman, Sue Halier, Judi Elder, Penny Wesi, Danny L' d P Eddie Ardalean, Bill Brenneman. ROW 3: Jean Smyfhe, Ronnie Emhoff, Sue Murdock, Bill Paulus, Bob Parsons, in a ersons, Moll, Jeanie Bednar, Berry Horsr, Belly Lenegar, Frances Ross. JuDee Trachsel. ROW 4: Tom Alland, Karen Baird, John Klinge, Joyce Sommers, Ted Burch, Rosalind Horning, Janel Miller, Don Monlgomery, Chuck Vickers, Jim Wood, Larry Hulhmacher. ROW 5: Rick Willaman, Dick Sheehan, Leslie Gergel. STANDING: Craig Darragh, Carole Lockard, Jay Bernharl, Jim Werh, Gary Scorr. TOP: Nancie Ronk, Sue Halrer, Mary Thomas, Nadine Halrer, JuDee Trachsel, Sandi Decker. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Brumbaugh, Jim Werh, Judi Elder, Pal Hency. Our high srepping maioreH'es added color +o fhe foo+ball games, and also performed many of lheir well-known dance numbers al' lhe rallies. Leading The enrire band This year was Drum Major Jim Werrz. Miss Judi Elder was lhe Drum Maiore+'l'e. Judi and Jim are also remembered 'For 'lheir excifing and dangerous lwirling of fire-barons. ROW I: Sue Smilh, Belly Smarl, Margarel' Boron, Mary Ann Haller, Judy Clallerbuck, Shirley Bowen, Joyce Sommers, Karen Sfeiner, Yvonne Garaux, Vivian Forrer, Annabelle Hershberger. ROW 2: Donna Williams, Karen Baird, Linda Blackslone, Marg Braucher, Sherry Bray, Bonnie Frum, Cheryl Smilh, Leslie Baderlscher, Sandra Graybill, Susan Belhel, Faifh Scolf, Barbara Scheeh. ROW 3: Nancy McArdIe, Judy Klainski, Bonnie Harper, Kris Pearson, Judy Ivins, Karen Slayer, Terree Wilhelm, Belly Miller, Beverly Shully, Judy Seiferl, Sandy Smilh, Phyllis Floom, Sandy Bernharl. ROW 4: Carol Pellay, Jill Decker, Susan Michaels, Carole Murphy, Belly Rohr, Linda Barfko, Gayle Granf, Sandy Geis, Barbara Price, Susan Haller, Nancy Ronk, Eleanor Eller, Karen Baughman, Judy Pellay, Pal Andrews. ROW 5: Sue Whilacre, Bobby Ruch, Linda Ulm, Thresa Senlz, Calhy Nelson, Anifa Burgoon, Julie Grimm, Marlha Davis, Gail Hopkins, Rulh Ann Smilh, Penny Wesl, Nancy Wyles, Janice Gilmor, Linda Smylhe. ROW 6: Karen Mead, Sandy Harlman, Judy Yanl, Joyce Savchanko, Elaine Culler, Mary Jane Yingling, Holly Gessner, Linda Shafer, Carol Smilh, Julia Showers, Lynn DeMuesy, Carol Prih, Carol Cogan. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Mrs. Lois Baxler, Advisor A newly formed club lhis year is Girls' A+hIe+ic Associalion. This club promoles alhlelics among girls. e members parlicipaled in various evenls. In March, Hoover High held a baskelball fournamenf in which Cen+raI Calholic, Jackson, and Hoover fook parl. April fealured baskelball games belween 'rhe freshman and sophomore girls, and Ihe juniors and seniors. Several pIaydays were held in coniunclion wilh olher schools during May. Mrs. Lois Baxler is Ihe G.A.A. advisor. SENIOR CLASS PLAY SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Zinlz, Pally Drury, Bob Bender, Judy Baird, Gayle Granl, Rich Davis, Vic Berloni, Fred Berndl. STANDING: Mr. Rizzo, Tim Tillon, Gayle Ferguson, Judy Pellay, Mary Anne Haller. We Play for Physical and Emotional Health THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP When fhe Crochef family of Grass Margin, La., fished a fancy doorsfep ouf of fhe Mississippi, if changed all fheir lives. The sfeps made fheir shack look even more rundown, and Mrs. Crochef now longed for a new home. The Commodore supporf- ed his family rafher hap- hazardly by digging difches, when his sfomach wasn'f up- sef from overeafing af his employers' homes. A lack of money presenfed many problems unfil a florisf from New Orleans'bough+ Mrs. Crochef's field of lillies for a wedding she was cafering. CAST Mrs. Crochef Gayle Ferguson Commodore . . .. .Tim Tilfon Evvie .... ..., J udy Baird Topal .. .. . Gayle Granf Fleece ,. Barb Zinfz Elna ...., ..,.. , Paf Drury Arfhur , .. Bob Bender Tayo .... .... F red Berndf Dewey ,. ...,,,..... Vic Berfoni Mrs. Dupre ........, Judy Peffay Mrs. B. Crochef Mary Anne Halfer Direcfor . ,.Mr. Anfhony Rizzo Mrs. Crochef scolds Elna and Fleece as fhey rush fo fhe Com modore's side fo lisfen fo his criclrs and sirens. The Seniors presenfed The Greaf Big Doorsfep on November ZI and 22, I959. Resenfing Tobin's faking an orange away from him and preseniing if +o Evvie, Tayo slugs him wifh a briclr. Oh, my, a red fish! The Crochef family raves over fhe sack of giffs fhaf Uncle Dewey has broughf fhem. SPORTS Parl' of school is +l1e field of spor+s. We cheer our feams on hearfily, Whe+l1er i'I s defeal' or vic+ory. Come. Dream along wH'l'1 me. A fp ,Li 'l F-J Y S , ...J- ' ,s .2 j K, :X 's :Z MQ' C ef X -r P 5 , gi N SSX' N44 Q '- uw -nl- . x ww 2 1 , Q . W Q ' f Q' -A r Ni ' 'A-KAYKV A-if ,-5 Every Football Team Is DAVE HOSTETLER TIM TILTON RON BURTNETT Senior End Senior Guard Senior End JACK WEIMER TOM ECKERT GEORGE WELTY Senior End Junior Quarferback Senior Haifback F BILL THACKWELL TERRY ULM GARY MARNIN Junior Tackle Junior Halfback Junior End TED ROHRER BILL KEIFER PAUL HALTER Junior Cenfer Senior Guard Junior Guard Composed Of Individual Players VIC BERTONI CARL STUHLDREHER TIM FLOOM Senior Tackle Senior Guard Senior Tackle LARRY VAN VOORHIS DAVE DAY GREG SAVCHENKO Junior Tackle Junior End Junior Guard LLOYD PRICE JOHN BLACKSTONE JOHN ARNOLD Sophomore Tackle Senior Cenier Sophomore Halfback RONNIE WILLIAMS MARLON FELLER BRUCE ROHRER Senior Tackle Junior Halfback Sophomore Guard JACK HITE Senior Halfback Each One Must Play His Best KARL NEY CHUCK STONER Senior Tackle Senior Guard BOB KERSHAW BILL ZETTLER RICH FRAZEE Junior Cenier Sophomore Cenfer Junior Cenier DICK STURM WAYNE LONGBRAKE MARTIN GRADIJAN Junior Halfback Sophomore Halfback Junior End The success of Ihe Ieam depends upon Ieam efforf, noi iusl' individual effort Players working +oge+l1er make a successful foofball +eam. JIM LEONARD ROLAND JOHNSON Freshman Fullback Junior End .. if f V- If The Team ls To Do Well ROW I Jim Leonard, Carl Sluhldreher, George Welly, Dick Slurm, Vic Berloni, Wayne Longbrake, Marlon Feller Bob Ker shaw Larry Van Voorhis, Gary Marnin, John Arnold. ROW 2: Ted Rohrer, Tom Eckerl, Dave Day, Lloyd Price, Tim Tllon Dave Hosleller Roland Johnson, Marlin Gradiian, Bruce Rohrer, Terry Ulm, Tim Floom, Bill Keller. ROW 3: Bill Zelller Karl Ney Bill Thack ell Greg Savchenko, John Blackslone, Chuck Sloner, Ronnie Williams, Rich Frazee, Ron Burlnell, Paul Haller Jack Hnle Jack Weimer. VARSITY Relaining lhe Class AA League Foolball Championship and having a s+ring of vic+ories were +he aims of 'lhe Jackson Polar Bears as fhey opened 'lheir l959 'Foo+ball season. Under lhe lufelage of fheir highly successful coach, Bob Fife, praclice opened in August The gradualion of several oufslanding players meanl +ha+ in a few shorl weeks much work had lo be done. Refurning leHermen were Rohrer, Tillon, Weimer, Ney, Hosleller, Slrum, Guesl, Welly, Berloni, Hile, Bur'fneH', Keifer, Boron, Sfuhl- dreher, Blackslone, Williams, S+oner, Floom, and Longbrake. The '59 season opened wi+h a loss +o Canlon Soulh. The following week fhe Polar Bear machine wen+ inl'o aclion, defealing Orrville l4-6. Then, revenging lasl year's upse'r, +he Cenlral Ca+hoIic Crusaders, in a game highlighled by a drench- ing rain, defealed our Bears I6-6. Aller lhis delea+, +he Polar Bears wen+ on lhe rampage and won six con- seculive games. Defealed were Glenwood, 6-Og Sandy Valley, 30-0: Norlhwesl, 26-6: Perry, 26-Og Norlh Canlon Hoover, 6-Og and Lisbon, 30-0. The season was 'finished wilh a respeclable 7-2 record. One of The mos+ exciling games of lhe season was when lhe Polar Bears, raled as 'lhe underdogs, upsel our arch rivals, Norlh Canlon Hoover. Our leam was un- scored upon in league play, and we again relained lhe Class AA League Cham- pionship. The season was climaxed by lhe annual Foolball Banquel held al' 'rhe Perry Grange. Much credil musl be given +o our fine coach, Bob Fife, his sfaff, and lhe l959 foolball leam. We are proud 'ro have +hem as represenlalives of Jackson High School. The Reserve Team Spent the Season Gaining Knowledge ROW I: Kenny Scheelz, Ronny Nixdorf, Floyd Brisbine, Bill Howensline, Ben Prafo, Bruce Harris, Benny Sfuhldreher, Bill Day Milne Schoen. ROW 2: Mr. Poorman, coach: Dan Keclx, Dave Braucher, Kenny Boss, Joe Guesl, Tim Rummins, Denny Hosfeller Chip Willaman, David Weidman, David Burgoon, Gary Monlgomery, Fred Brumbaugh, Doug Wallenhursl. ROW 3: Bulch Monlgomery, Bill Snyder, Tom Greening. Ray Braucher, Bill Tallcinglon, Virgil Sfeiner, Bob Weimer, Charles Hubiak, Joel Solly Gene Boomhower, Jack Nye. The coaches guided lhe leam lo a successful season. Le'F'I' +o righ+: Andy Sfeve, Bob Fife, Don Douglas. An essenlial parl of lhe leam are fhe managers. l.eH +o right Brad Har+er, Jim O'Connor, Jay Brower. And Experience for the Step Up To Varsity ROW l: Dave Slurm, Bill Burlon, Jim Goodwin, Harry Sommer, Milne Andrews, Dave Boron, Phil Krebs. ROW 2: Ray Hiefzer Tom Henderson, Bruce Bloclier, Tom McWhor+er, Jim Clark, Tim Jollifl, Kenny Hayes, Chris Hile, Louie Haer, Dale Haverslock Coach. ROW 3: Fred Puenle, Larry Hiclcle, Bruce Henze, Larry Whilacre, Ronnie Bender, Tim Fillrill, Bruce Tidball, Dave Faverfy. Several C-Bhosfly Griuliesu malne lilre lhe Three Slooges. Hall' hall' llle+E,ang5 all here ' ' ' lo lend a hand In IS a gle-Polar Bear fray. Tired players fake lime oul as lhe second slring falnes over 'ro gain valuable experience for fuiure games. X H1 Q sf wi' 9 ' al W 1' 4: wg K x l you, friend says one .lackso help fhis Glenwood player off II. liyqnxi A www ab Glen o d found l f e fllese Bea E T 952, N47-w 'Y 1 'we JE 1 A F' .. l Our Homecommg Ceremony Adds Glamor To The Wilh a happy smile, Miss Gran+ is crowned Home- coming Queen of l959 by lhe olher cc-capfain, Dave Hosfefler. Reigning as Foofball Queen +his year was a vivacious bruneHe, Miss Gayle Granl. Chosen by rhe Reserve and Varsi+y +eams, Miss Granl' was crowned in a special pre-game ceremony before 'rhe Jackson-Glenwood game. Serving as her a++endan+s were fhe Misses Nadine Halfer, a senior: Sue Schilfz, a iuniorg Fai+h Sco'H, a sophomore, and Elaine Garvin, a freshman. The feam presen+ed The Queen and her courr a royal giH by defeafing 6-0 our league rival, Glenwood. Afler +he game a Home- coming Dance was held a+ 'I'he school in +he Queen's honor. This dance is especially known as a reunion for pasl' s+uden+s of Jackson, and by waiching +he aclivifies of fheir former underclassmen, fhey re-live +heir high school days. een and her a++end-anis: Nadine Haller, senior: Hz, junior: Queen, Gayle Grant Faiih Scoif, sopho- more: Elaine Garvin, freshman. N JU DY PETTAY Senior The Cheerleaders Are Responsible For Leading LEFT TO RIGHT: Sue Schilh, Judy PeH'ay, Judy Lee, Gayle Granf, Fai+h ScoH. SUE SCHILTZ Junior GAYLE GRANT Senior FAITH SCOTT Sophomore Judy, Sue, Faifh, Gayle, Judy JUDY LEE Junior The Crowd at All Games in Spirit, Sportsmanship, and Cheers RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: AnneHe Bender, Eleanor Effer, Linda Blacksfone, Jackie Brumbaugh. We give much credii io our pepeHes for ihe spirii and inieresi ihai 'ihey have creaied in ihe field of spor+s. Under +he excellen+ supervision of Mrs. Lois Mom Baxier, +he five Varsify and four Reserve cheerleaders have kep+ quiie busy, working hard +o show our feams how much we back +hem. The cheerleaders are in charge of 'ihe rallies and make up new cheers, chanfs, and skiis. H' has been wiih iheir guidance ihai ihe s+uden+ body has encouraged 'ihe +eams 'io ihe successful seasons +ha+ ihey have had. If e 1 i Y , -5 .- K, The Fabulous Five line up for ihe Alma Maier The cheerleaders fake a break while a coach which fradifionally closes our rallies. is speaking +o ihe sfudenf body. Teamwork Requires the Efforts ROW I: Larry Luh, Jim Leonard Tim Tilfon, Wayne Longbrake, Dave Hosfeller, John Flood, Manager. ROW 2: Coach Dole Haversiock, Bob Bober, Fred Berndf, Rich Davis, Bob Harris, Jack Hile, Ed Smifh, Manager. VARSITY We had a 'rhrilling season, even fhough 'rhis year's baske+baII record doesn'+ appear 'ro be impressive. League compelilion was especially rough, wilh all 'lhe leams closely malched. ln +he Canion Seclional Tournament we losf in +he firsf round, when we were defea'red by Can+on McKinley. LeHers were given +o all Varsi+y players and olher awards were given al' +he laaskelball banquel which was held March 27 a+ 'rhe Fullon House. A+ 'ihis banque+ Rich Davis was named Mos+ Valuable Player by WH BC. Reserve and Freshmen players received +heir awards ai +his banquei' also. Jackson ..... 49 Norfh Can+on Hoover .... Jackson- ..,,, G,-een 4,,,,,,,.,, Jackson. ...., 46 Norfhwesf ,....... .... Jackson. ..,.. Sandy Valley ....... Jackson. .4.., 43 Perry ......,. ,... Jackson. ...vr N0r+h Can+on Hoover Jackson. . ..,,. 4l Glenwood ,.... ,.. Jackson Cinlon Sol-'ll' --f- Jackson. . .., .50 Canlon Soulh .... .. .. Jacksons 'A canlon Lincoln ' Jackson.. .. M72 Lake ,.......,. ... Jackson Perry ......,... J k T' It Jackson., ..... 35 Woos+er ......... .,., ac son nm en ...,., , , Jackson Gdenwooc! U E H - Jackson . ..,,.. 4I New Philadelphia ........ .... Jackson Sandy Valley ,....., Jackson Dennison S+. Mary . . Jackson, , ....... 40 McKinley ................ ... Of Each Individual Player TIM TILTON DAVE HOSTETLER FRED BERNDT Senior Senior Senior RICH DAVIS JACK HITE Senior Senior BOB HARRIS TOM ECKERT LARRY LUTZ Senior Junior Junior WAYNE LONGBRAKE JIM LEONARD Sophomore Freshman Practice Builds Experience RESERVE TEAM ROW I: Mike Andrews, Tim Rummins, Harry Sommer, Dave Slurm, John Arnold, John Gillis, Manager. ROW 2: Mr. Sieve Bruce, Rohrer, Lloyd Price, Dick Pfluge, Louie Haer, Bill Ze++Ier, Brian Hasseman, Chauncey Boyer, Manager. RESERVE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 35 Jackson.. ...... Green .... Jackson .. .32 Sandy Valley ..... .. Jackson . . . .29 Norlh Canlon Hoover Jackson . ..24 Canfon Soufh .... Jackson. . H33 Perry.. Jackson . ...4l Glenwood ....... Jackson . . .25 Sandy Valley ...., ., Jackson ..40 Dennison Sf. Mary Jackson .33 Norlh Canfon Hoover Jackson . .,37 Norlhwesr ...... .. Jackson. .37 Perry ....... . Jackson. . ..3O Glenwood ... . Jackson, .... 4I Canion Soulh .. Jackson. ..... 29 Lake ......,... . Jackson. .. ,.... 35 Woosfer ..... .... Jackson ,.,....... 35 New Philadelphia .... The Reserves baHle if ouf +o break a Hel For Future Varsity Play FRESHMAN TEAM ROW l:- Ronnie Zinh, Bill Day, Bruce Harris, Ben Siuhldreher, Denny Hos+e+ler, Howard Rennecker, Bill Howensfinu, Bennie Pra'ro, Kenny Scheelz, manager. ROW 2: Mr. Maffhews, Tom Greening, Larry Whiracre, Bruce Henze, Fred Puenie, Ernie Balch, Alan Ross, Jack Nye, Larry Hickle, Bob Monlgomery, Gary Monfgomery, manager. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Jackson. . . Norllw Canion Hoover.. ,.. . , 24 Jackson Perry ..... Jackson Canfon Soullm ... 45 Jackson McKinley 4, Jackson Perry . . ..... ..., 3 9 Jackson Timken ... Jackson Lincoln .. . . 29 Jackson, . Jones ... Jackson Timken ,,,.. . 54 Jackson Lincoln . Jackson Jones ,r... .. .... 5l Jackson NOT'll1W8Si ... Jackson Canion Souih . . . . . . 25 Jackson Canion Souilw Jackson Nor+l1wesf ..... ,. . 24 TOURNAMENT Jackson McKinley ,.... ,.,. .,......., 35 Jackson. . ,... .. Perry ,...... Jackson's Happiness Girls, alias Rich Davis, Ted Habony, and Bill Forsyfhe, add +o fhe merrimenl of one of our weekly rallies. These Polar Bear expressions should be enough +o scare any feam away! Longbralre lakes his guard ou+ as he Boll: +eams may be good on rebounds sfops abruplly fo malie a lump slwol. buf +l'1ls is ridlculousl Mayhem erupls as Hosfeller fries +0 squeeze one in before +l'1e quarfer is called. rw ,li r X 1 wi ang 'QI' Davis laps lhe iurnp ball lo his leam males 'fo slarf Fred Bernd? pufs if in for lhe Jackson - Nor+hwes+ game. fwo poin+s! What will l do wifh if now fha? l've gof if? asks Dave Hosfeller as Eckert slands by. NO! l+'s the ball you puf in, Timl Lilte . ..,.. help! Fred Bernd? and Rich Davis leam up fo Yap ihaf rebound over io fhe anficipaling Jim Leonard. Davis has fha? sneaky loolr in his eye as he comes up behind fhis Canfon Souih player. Coach Dale Haversfock praises ihe feam for iheir work and +he sludenf body for 'their co- operafion af ihe annual viciory rally. Two poinis and ihe V for Vic+ory signify ihai fhe Polar Bears have anoiher game! Tilfon and his opponen+ shefch fo fap +ha+ ball as iheir +eemmafes move in fo ge? if. Whaf can one say abou+ +wen+y guys si++ing The maioreifes form an arch and fhe sfudenl' on a slage excep+ Thai +hey're our boysl body cheers as our feam comes marching in. we FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE HI-Y BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I: Jim Schuclcerf, Harold Rohr, Bill Thomas, Wayne Hammersley, Dean l.eBeau. ROW 2: Mr. Fenlon, Coach, Vernon Schaub, David Brown, Mar+y Eclcerf, Joe Wiandl. ROW 3: Jay Bernharf, Bill Snyder, Bruce Tidball, Gary Eiling, Bob Weimer. AH'hough +he league They play in was dissolved 'rhis year, +he Freshman-Sopho- more Hi-Y Baskeiball sfill remained ac+ive. They played qui1'e 'frequenfly a+ fhe school and scrimmaged +he Junior and Senior +eams. w M ned es 7' x X SENIOR HI-Y ROW I: Tom Marchand, John Blaclcslone, George Welfy, Diclr Sturm, Bill Keifer, Carl S+uhIdreher. ROW 2: Mr. Douglas Coach: Dave Nelson, Allen Ma+hena, Ronnie Bur+neH, Karl Ney, Bob Fisher, Jaclr Weimer. ROW 3: Pele Marinalris, Vic Berloni Dave Jolliff, Bob Wood, Terry Thompson, Ray Eberhardf, Harold Coleman. JR. 8: SR. HI-Y BASKETBALL This year The Junior-Senior Hi-Y Club organized Iwo baslcelball Ieams. The seniors played al' 'Ihe Canlon Y.M.C.A. on Monday evenings, Ihe iuniors on Thursday. Bolh Ieams had good seasons. They parlicipaled in Ihe annual Iournamenl' held a+ Ihe end of 'rhe season, +he seniors advancing one game furlher +han 'Ihe iuniors, before falling Io Canlon Souih. ROW I: Gary Ross, Chauncey Boyer, Roland Johnson, Joe Guesl, Marlin Gradiian, Ronnie Harper, Bill Schroeder. ROW 2: Mr. Rooll, Coach: Terry Ulm, Dave Day, David Faverly, Ted Rohrer, Ronald Fink, Will Gales. . bwgp- 'CY ACADEMIC AN D STUDENT LIFE The combining of work and play Will help us acliusl more easily- When we l +l1is world 'r cly Come. Dream l g wil'l1 me. of fi XTX if . NST ' gm! fe X 'Q N L Xi- E li . v Q O Ks l yl K. 60 xx, 5 X, Q-NA i NM - X: A ' w , , F , - ffm? iw WWW , , Y ,QfLj'1 Wffgwfgrfl f .4 .,, f ' T -A fl' ' MX ' Q 'vfMg , s1MfUoM Aiw SN .NXX 'fnlffkv S Students Grow Mentally, Emotionally, And Socially At the beginning ot the second semester we welcomed into our school a new general science teacher, Mr. Corwin Moser. 'MIX vga, , , 5, V' ln the tield ot science, Tim Tilton and George Welty explain and demonstrate a proiect to the physics class. e Senior girls meet at noon to rehash the day's experience and excha The boys in the industrial arts courses moved eagerly into the new shop building as soon as it was opened. 90 nge ideas. At one assembly we were greatly honored to have Fred Lowry, the tamous whistler. Here Gayle Grant and John Flood ioin him to torm a trio. Junior and senior students ot the home economic and shop classes enioyed a fascinating tour ot General Electric's Illuminating Build- ing ot Nela Parlr in Cleveland, Ohio. ,,+.-U-M A iii? , if MISS NADINE HALTER MISS LINDA BARTKO ish 5 MISS BARBARA CORBETT MISS SONDRA GEIS JIM GARNER This year we are proud Io announce Miss JacIcsoni'I'e of I960, Miss Judy PeH'ay. AII senior girls having a+ Ieas+ a 2.5 average were eligible 'for +his honor. The senior class voied for 'I'he five girls Ihey +hough+ had done 'Ihe mos'I' for Ihe school. Troup 8: PIu'Io Sfudio chose Ihe 'five mos? phoiogenic girls from Ihe lop Ien in Ihe poll. The final five were asked Io answer nine quesfions I'ha+ required personal and honesl answers. The ques- Iions and answers were 'Ihen sen'I' +o Mr. James Garner, of Maverick fame, who chose Ihe winner. 52 if E PICTURES, INC WEST COAST SYUDIOS Susana :Aural-N.. mC3ifSZ'L 1.,.. March R, we-ru aan Cable C560 E. mva. L if c me cannon A, om new Bart, I would like to thank you, Bart and everynns concerned for selncti F me as Judge or yaur Dutntanding Senior Contest. Slnce ll fiv f tha tri se Gd to daserv th blbl Ch dsaxnan was Q urn It on 1 sk a some r my renew if so a nc me in the task of ch mg ln our choice was .may Pens 1 Q in like to extend ron I' my , 5 C 1 1 L Judy and my best wlshes to all the 0 tssbllnts faculty Ind at do E b dy r Ja mmm heme:-Isl High. Sincerely, 5 J- Jofmm Miss JUDY PETTAY Miss Jacksonite Of 7960 JUNIOR HIGH Junior High is a Hme for grow+hg Young people change from a life, carefree, As fhey head foward ma+uri+y. Come. Dream along wifh me. X , Nw 3 M f Y a 4 'IE H 1 Vflgh Q-ggi 1' 'Q KXL- f f- 5 ,J - 0 .f f L JE. X ,Q- ,P Don Ackley Steve Ayers Linda Babetski Leonard Badertscher Dean Bartko Robert Beck Dave Bender Julie Bethel Barb Bigelow Tom Boron John Braid Juanita Brady Mary Bresson Steven Breyfogle Ellen Brochman Jim Burger Nancy Burton Amy Butzer Carol Campbell Frank Campbell Jane Campbell Greg Cartiea Bruce Casper Bill Charlton Carol Cholley Bob Coffey Jack Cole Charles Coppins Arlene Craig Dawn Daniel Barb Davis Judy Davis Chuck Diana Gary Ditch Ronny Dominick Dick Dunlap Karen Dunning Dennis Eckert Judy Everhart Thomas Fair John Faverty Don Pick John Fiecout Tom France Ray Fribley Marilyn Fricker Dianne Gabor Paul Gardner Judy Garratt Danny Gayhart John Geib Paul Gerber Holly Gessner Glenn Goodwin Tanya Green Serena Greer Kathy Guilliouma Bill Hansen Jerry Harder James Harold Dennis Harris Brad Harter Bob Heavilin Sally Helmerich Jay Helmick Richie Hershberger Judy Hershey Michael Herzog Jyl Hill Kim Hilling Kathy Hoff Marilyn Holsing 96 EIGHTH GRADE a .f fl -gg: 2 A X ' -- iw ' 1 ' ' ' A i,LL i . 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T Q ' :l F- Julian Labaucune , K f g H - i ' y ju' Me-,f 65- 5 32.33 - --ff' 1 , K, P Linda Lamp -ly V. f' M f-' Jeff Lo-men L. i , imc l' lxxjvilfzei A, David LeBeau ff, X .. l,.,. ,J x , s - -, - . . ,l l 1' f. i L L . 'ax l llnllfl. ln -fl X 'iiiffil iy 7- Kay Leonard 'itil-.3 , . 'lg Lan ' .. 4 A I . , X y Lnggelf - Q -wx ' 1 ' r Gary Lloyd - D, .., . ' .k- l 4, K, l 5 9 fag 16 Wanda Ll0YCl Q .K ...K nl -h K we ' 5 ' 1 k:,. 1. Joyce Lorenz ew .1 I L me L , . 0 z W, All L 'la -e A ,ii Sn. me i 'Q H-f ,f x .... ., ,,, en owe ' 5 ' -5 l 7'l' f U. ' A' ' M. Joan Mack L Al -lj i ii , f , yg5U'k3' ,leqnq Mackie, - -, if ' 1 , .9 E. ef rn. 1 5' y .., Cynthia Mansfield Q J , 3 Elaine Mariniakis k - ' .i E - g 'jill - V ,, W Bonnie Mar ows y ' , 'Y 1 i Hi M y if B A:-W Y J-ff, Duane Marin f A. 'W' ' X. V. , . ,..: 7 ,ff , ii. Sondra Mallhews qt 7 ,,l'f,,, - EK Denny May L . ' l N W Peggy McCort L' ' 1 , . 5 Eddie Meek A ' 79 fx lm . ' . l - ,:, .sw I x 4. 7' Q I X i ii - - Po? 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Y 5 ' A, . , 9 -M ' .- F ' urwy ROSS .l . i i ,cc,, ' 1- Mary moyer - il ii Y i K if ' il, QS t wi- -. if Bob RUSS 4 . a ,iw M ff R ' fmf i K-Y Russel' L ' . , ' ', l l E I- 1 if , L, Mill 1 Y i ' ,. ff -' f 5 A fl Don Safreed Danny Sanders Jeanne Schaufele Fred Schleich Diane Schott Tom Seifert Wanda Sentz Brent Shackelford Jeff Simon Bruce Simpson Ronald Sirolock Cynthia Smith Maryalice Smith Dallas Snyder Ruth Anne Sommer Frances Stark Ken Stenger Deanna Stephen Kay Strock Caroline Stuhldreher Sharon Talkingron David Taylor Thomas Taylor Katie Tidball Dennis Trachsel Lee Uplinger David Urban Lois Valdiserri Billy Venosdle Mary Alice Warner Mina Weidman Roberta Welilich Donna Kay Werner Stan West Kathie Willaman Cheryl Williams Daniel Williamson Cheryl Windle Elden Workinger Robert Wright Sue Wright Steve Wyles Mary Jo Zettler Barb Zinslen Brad Zupp Garnetta Ammon Tommy Angle Gayla Auerback David Ayers Shirley Beadling Linda Beaver Sandy Beazel Dave Belknap Brian Bennett Evelyn Billmon Sheila Bixler Betty Baamhower Dan Boron Jim Boron Dave Bowers Tom Boyer 98 S i S it S f iiss if! y r ? 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Halter Kenneth Halter Steve Hamilton Tim Harbuck Ronnie Hartman John Harlzoll Carol Hearne Vickie Heavlin Tim Helmick Patricia Henderson Len Henzol Dennie Herman Kimberly Hess Jack Hicklo 99 Howard Hoffman Ronald Hoffman Hal Holshoy Diana Hopps Robert Hopps Dale Horning Jimmy Huff Rick Hurst Ronnie Iceman Judy Jasinki Lynda Jones Barbara Johnson Garry King Sandra Kirby Billy Kirk Carl Kirkbricle Ronald Konen Roger Kraft Larry Kuhn Terry Landis Gary Long Debbie Lappin Jean Leach Sherry Lewis Kim Lightbody Vicky Lock George Lockhart David Long Sally Lowe Daniel Lucas Frank Lux James Malcuit Jim Martin Jean Masters Mark Mathena Barb McClelland Eileen McKelvey Neal McNutt Ted McReynalds Jane Meeting Tom Michaels David Miller Earl Miller Elaine Mosley Tom Mottice Don Nisl Helen Nolan Jim O'Connor David Olnhausen Lynne Orton Barri Otremba Naomi R. 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S M 1 k Lyy l .1144-1, in A K . ass sf? had ti- was ei sms fig V,,k :mir 'gi K.., ,X vi in Ll mi . awww I JAX t f' 2 , -as ', f 3,9 . , ul ,. .A 'X 44 x is x :gil Patty Riley Betty Robertson Cynthia Roden Pauletta Rogers Susan Rohr Tim Rohr Linda Rosenberger Kenny Ruby Joy Rummins Richard Safreed Linda Scheetz Pam Schlick Linda Schuckert Beverlee Shafer Vivian Shaffer Doug Shepardson Dale Shiplett Janet Shoemaker Fred Simon Scot Simpson Frances Slayman Sally Slicker Tina Smeltzer David Smith Gary Smith Shirley Smith Wayne Smith Cheryl Smoot Edna Sogorko Jim Sally Debby Snyder Karen St. Clair David Slockburger Bob Studer Pat Suite Jim Taggart Richard Taylor Carol Teagarden Donna Thomas Maynard Thompson James Turns Marvalene Ulmer Margaret Venasdle Maxine Venosclle Danny L. Vinton Sue Wagstaff Dean Walther Ronnie Weisler Gail Welty Bill Westfall lna Mae White Daniel Wilhelm lonna Wildman Denise Williams Nanncy Williams Tim Williams Kenny Wilson Robert Wilson Ruth Winholt Gary Wolfe Torn Wycuff Kathy Wyles Bill Yingling Sally Young Jim Zeller Tim Zink 7+h GRADE COUNCIL SEATED: Janei Halfer, Jane Meeling, Cheryl Forgan, Ted McReynolds, Mrs. Geib, Adivsor, Eileen McKeIvy, David Smifh. STANDING: Sally Lowe, Pal' Henderson, Buzz Ellis, Hal Holshoy, Jeff Day, Beverlee Shafer, Judy Price, Jim O'Connor, Shirley Beadling, Pam Schick, Dorolhy Phillips, Barbara Johnson, Wayne Smifh, Danny Wilhelm, Sieve Persons, Danny Boron David Olnhausen, Danny Vinlon, Jim Taggart JUNIOR HIGH DECLAMATION WINNERS SEATED: Sandy Malfhews, Jim Taggart Diana Hopps. STANDING: Kim Hess, Befsy Kelly, Anne Messenger, Nancy Per- Aulf, Judy Garraff. 8+h GRADE COUNCIL SEATED: Jeana Maclrley, Linda Babelslli, Deanna Slephens, Tom Boron, Mr. Hushour, Advisor, Roberf Welflick, Linda Lamp STANDING. Terry Rohr, Anne Messenger, Mary Jo ZeHIer, Sieve Breyfogle, Ray Fribby. Larry Iceman, Cheryl Williams Barbara Bigelow, Sharon Tallingfon, Eddie Meelr, Jim Harold, Dean Barllio. The Junior High Baslcelball 'Ieam had a fair season Ihis year. This was fhe inilial year for all Ihe boys on 'Ihe 'I'eam. They won seven games and losl nine. The Ieam, coached by Mr. Poorman, played some very ex- cellenf games. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM ROW I: Ted McReynolds, Rich Taylor, Tom Boron, Duane Marnin, Dennis Drury, Ken Haller, Tim Rohr. ROW 2: Mr. Poorman, Jeff Day, Brad Haller, Fred Meelr, Jay Brower, Tom Fair, Buzz Ellis, Ron Feller, Dave Rennecller, Wayne Smifh. ROW 3: Gary King, Don Salreed, Bill Yingling, Bruce Reis, Sieve Ayers, Paul Gerber, Elden Worlringer, Dean Wallher, Dave Taylor, Jim O'Conner. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Valdiserri, Dawn Daniels, Lonna Wildman, Jyl Hill, Pa? Henderson. S Fl The Junior High Fool- fx ball I'eam did no'I' play a regular season. They were coached by Mr. Poorman, who is Iraining +hem for +he Varsi+y. They were insfrucled in Ihe funda- menlals of Ihe gridiron and show greaf promise for 'I'he years 'Io come for Jackson. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM ROW I: Mille Breyfogle, Tom Boron, John Harfiell, Billy Kirlr, John Faverly, Dan Boron, Dennis Drury, Rickey DeMuesy, Roberf DeMuesy. ROW 2: Mr. Poorman, Tim Zink, Jeff Laursen, Milne Freylag, Sleve Wyles, Doug Shepardson, Sieve Ayers, Dan Sanders, Eddie Meek, Earl Miller. Jim Berger, Dean Miller. JUNIOR HIGH BAND ROW I: Shirley Beadling, Sally Young, Rulh Winholl, Robbin Rees, Orvil Dice, Tina Smellzer, Donna Thomas, Pal Pudding- Ion, Suzanne Canferbury, Holly Gessner, Janet HaI+er, Kafhy Williman, Joan Mack. ROW 2: Mary Alice Smilh, Donna Warner, Nancy Ross, Joyce Lorenz, Barb Zinslen, Ronnie Hoffman, David Belknap, Tom Clark, Kimberly Hess, Linda Rosen- berger, Sheila Bixler, Roberla Moorhead, Linda Roberls, Judy Hershey, David LeBeau, John Geib, Joan Norman, Larry Liggelf. ROW 3: Mina Weidman, Kalhie Guilliouma, Kay Russell, Donna Warner, Marfha Price, Pam Schick, Carol Teagarden, JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR ROW I: Sandy MaHhews, Diana Johnson, Barri Olremba, Susan Rohr, Cheryl Smool, Serena Greer, Pal Suile, Vivian Shaffer, Wanda Brower, Barbara Garmen. ROW 2: Miss Robinsoh, Judy Price, Alice Buck, Pal Riley, Holly Reed, Pal Penovich, Carole Hearne, Nancy Burlon, Roberla Welllich, Kim Hilling, Linda Ouass, Dawn Daniel. ROW 3: Eileen Forrer, Candy Forresl, Eileen McKeIvey, Judy Jasinski, Janie Complon, Barbara Johnson, Barbara FuI+on, Palricia Henderson, Vicki Loch, Sherry Lewis, Lonna Wildman, Donna Phillips, Judy Prilz. ROW 4: Gayl Auerbach, Rulh Anne Sommer, Elaine Marinakis, Linda Babelski, Barbara Davis, Judy Everharl, Sue Wagslaff, Caroline Sfuhldreher, Nancy Peraull, Kalhy Hoff, Mary Joe Zelller, Deanna Slephens, Garnefla Ammon. ROW 5: Dave Bender, Jane Meefing, Bill 'CharIIon, Jean Maslers, Belsy Kelly, Anne Messenger, Laura Dwiggins, Jane? Shoemaker, Belly Roberlson, Tom Wycuff, Sandi Haines. Y ADVERTISEMENTS Every salesman dreams of an ad. Wi+l1ou'r fhese, our book could nol' be. They help our budgel-look and see. Come. Dream along wi1'l1 me. f fa Q Q 'x w X . , f ' E ' Km x, llE' 'J x LLfA L ,e... X ee 1-1:1-ll -111 1-1 an Ef glwk My A ,,k f lhixi-IXIQIH iisw X TI KEN 1 f X 5 PON 50165 THESE PEUPLE HAVE SPUHSUREII YUUR YEARBUUII. PLEASE PATRUHIZE THEIA EREELY. ELIIER'S BEAUTY SALUN IMOGENE ELDER HAIRSTYLIST COIFFURESSISOFT PERMS FOR TEEN -.AGERSASPECIALITY 6952 N. FREEDOM AVE., N. CANTON PHONE HY 9-2441 LAKE CABLE CARRY OUT Groceries - Meats and Dairq Products HY 9-5498 5638 Fulton Rd. Ext. Canton B, Ilhia COMPLIMENTS OF BAIR TRACTUR SALES COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '60 TUM STRAUGHN MEN'S SHUP COMPLETE MEN'S TAILORING FEATURING BOSTONIAN SHOES 167 LINCOLNWAY E. TE 3-3950 FORMAL WEAR RENTAL STRUUBLES LANES .. OPEN BOWLING - Famous for Ham Sandwiches and Home made Turtle Soup OPEN SUNDAYS COMPLIMENTS OF LEWIS 81 GREEHHU FURNITURE 37 YEARS OF QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS T700 PORTAGE ST. N. CANTON HY 9-3536 400 S- M A IN N . C A N T 0 N TOOLS FOR RENT ' PHONE TE' 2-1914 NEW AND USED ICE SKATES SKATES sI-IARPENEI: 05 , f URBAN ELEC-I-RIC S . WIRING s. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIIJN5 D TELEVIEIDN - RADID REPAIR REAR 1402 - 71h ST. N. w. c A N T o N Rm,-,-E 2, DIAL GL 6-3815 Boa URBAN MASS Ll-DN umm Massillon Seed and Supplq Co. Massillon's onlq complete garden store COMPLIMENTS OF MUHTGUMERY REHERAL STURE CANTON, OHIO I l CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '60 RICE IIEFIIIE SUPPLY IIUMPANY Stauonery, Ofhce Equupmeni and Supplies 204 THIRD STREET. N. W. Ph GL 3-2573 CANTON, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF IIUIHBERI IEWELRY CANAL FULTON MCMILLEN HARDWARE On The Square Canal Fulton, Ohio Phone UL 4-2420 THE VALIANT BY CHRYSLER E. E. PARKER MUIUR 00. CORNER 241 AND N.CANTON ROAD HY 9-9083 WYLES SHEET METAL Furnaces ' cmd, Air - Condntioners HY 9 - 2644 CANAL CASIINGS INC. CANAL FULTON PHONE UL 4 2777 Bun cnowe, OWNER THE EXCHANGE BANK IIIIMPANY CANAL FULTON,OHlO F.D.l. C. INSURED! 510,000 sunofv nfcnuc co. HOT-POINT - EASY - DUMONT - SYLVANIA TELEVISION 8. HOME APPLIANCES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 8. WIRING KODAY PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS 'I505 PORTAGE ST. - N. CANTON L0NG9S MEN'S Sll0P Tailoring 8. Hoberdasherq DOBBS, MALLORY, OR RESISTOL HATS ENRO SHIRTS COOPER UNDERWEAR Paul Crone 50 Erie St., H lohn Crone IE 2-2211 BAILEY'S FLIIWERS IIIO LINCOLN WAY EAST MASSILLON TE 3 8953 MORTLAND SHADE SHOP VENETIANS - SHADES - AWNINGS STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS 33 Exchange St. Next to First National Bank Massillon, Ohio Phone IE 24912 M. H. MARTIN COMPANY 1118 LINCOLN WAY E. PHONE TE 2-7467 MASSILLON, OHIO IIUIJIII-VISUAL EIIUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS -- CHURCHES --INDUSTRY ER'S .trans gon new Tam HIFI mm E mea S5 2515: Fi E E EJE D E5-E FIDE-'IE E :BE :BE E5 :E E1- STORE FOR MEN 32 LINCOLN WAY, EAST MASSILLON OHIO DRESS RIGHT You no YouR BEST WHEN You Look YouR BEST JOHNNIES PASTRY SHOPS WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY W CANTON, OHIO AMHERST PARK SHOPPING CENTE R. D. FRYE HARDWARE NORTH CANTON on-no 950 South Main Street HY 9-3387 Compliments of THE MOHLER LUMBER CO. Lumber - Millwork - Builders' Supplies North Canton, Ohio HY 9-3385 COMPLIMENTS OF -Xu f 1 I .,,. M Riii . ld5,K.' - Q52 M-fWWfQ:-ff? -.Il 5:2 A .twat-9 ' CHX' I' W 47 CLEVELAND N. w. CANTON COMPl1MENTS LAKE SHOPPING ARE Y x PARLOR LAKE CABLE BARBER SHOP NURTH CANTUN CLEANERS 3 N. Main St. HY 9-7154 North Canton, Ohio l CABLE CENTER RICE PHARMACY ,mm-wifk - f HAWKINS PURE OIL McARDLE'S IGA THE SCHAFER-MESSERLY DRUG CU. REXALL DRUG STORE PHONE HY 9-2564 PRESCRIPTION PHARAMACISTS SINCE 1912 A FINE DRUG STORE IN A FINE COMMUNITY THREE REGISTERED PHARACISTS 'I18 SOUTH MAIN ST NORTH CANTON OHIO d bf f used with defefgellf gets wash 2G00 cleane Now . . . Booster-Action CLIMALENE at your grocer's in a big new laundry size! CLIMALENE us d ' h ' e wit detergent gets even grimy workclothes clean. Heavily-soiled playclothes slacks and shirts turn out spotless without hand b- . . . -scru bing or adding extra detergent. CLIMALENE pre- C d. . . . on 1t1ons water and adds 1ts own cleaning power. Get CLIMALEN E today! kann eww., of .X 9 Guarantee . Qrood Hnusekeepmg -9,13 up C U - I ummm 1' I' ATIONS ON YOUR NEW START IN LIFE 'oe .rlau LIE.- Merws weak 30TH ST. PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER CONGRATHJMJO -mlm eo. EXCLUSIVE TAILORING - REMODELING STORE HOURS: MON-THURS. 9-9:30 TUES., WED., FRI., 8- SAT. 9-5:30 CLOSED SUNDAYS 8- HOLIDAYS ORLANDO CHIARUCCI 1017 CLEVELAND AVE., N.w MANAGER CANTON 3. OHIO PHONE GLENDALE 5-9645 SEGEIS LADIES READY - T0 WEAR za- LINCOLN wAY EAST MAssILLoN, OHIO TE 3-4329 WHERE YOU WILL FIND LOVELY THINGS TO WEAR 0. SMIlII'S APPLIANCES 'YOUR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER' PHONE HY 9-5465 315 S. MAIN ST. N. CANTON, OHIO IIYFS llflll. SIIIIIE FORMERLY HUMMELS CARI SPIINCEILER 81 SIINS INII. Hot Water 6 Steam Heating OSHKOSH HEALTH-TEX BILL sms . , I-EVIS RED BALL JETS Samlary Plumbing I32 s. MAIN sT. N. CANTON II. Canton, lllliu III 9-3522 O NIIRIH CANIUN 50 gl I STIIRE M S5 l ' 5 9 Bowl DOWNTOWN s. AMHERST PARK sHoPPIN SCHOOL suPPLIEs NoTIoNs CENTERANDTHE T 0 Y S G , F T S Palace Sugar Bowl c-ANToN, oi-Iio l5lN'MA'N5T- N-CANTUNIOHIO FINE Fooos Fon FIFTY YEARS GWAQD FOSNAUGHT I North Canton Radio 8. Appliance H 7 nc' We Sell Ihe Besl Philco ' RCA Zenith Admiral ' Moiorola AUTCI PARTS Television ' Rodio ' Appliances Soles and Service P H o N E HY 9-4500 440 N, Mom si IUI4 WISE READ NORTH CANTUN 20, EIHIU Paul Kindy fOwnerI N . C A N T 0 N, Ohio ZIMBER INN NIGHT CLUB - tif ' OPEN UNTIL 2:30 Famous for Fish and Shrimp BLAIZ SHIIE STURE - SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - 46 ERIE sT. s. IN MASSILLON ROHRER'S WHITE COTTAGE 40 111 N I iii? f.,rllW,, Mlfff n' F' E X I ff- roon s. HOSPITALITY Q THAT CAN r as BEAT I ' I 2 'sfmaaoszsb -, . E so 'f 'W fp S FAMILY sm.: :W ' Specializing in Ch cken Steak Ham sun DAYS 8- HOLIDAYS II AM 6 PM WEEKDAYS BY RESERVATION ONLY Spec' I If I g t WEDDING BIRTHDAY 8. ANNIVERSARY PARTIES X M'. North of 54th St un W se Rd U11 WISE HY 9 7929 'I cnnmu o COURTESY OF HIIIEI IINESTO HUIEI ST. FRANCIS CANTON, OHIO BANKING SERVICE THATS COMPLETE COURTEOUS fr fi I g W--: f coNsmERATE ,N I ff N r ' ,- --ss - xi.-IX Pnocmssslve - MODERN I X , K if QE THE Proms-Mfncuiuis TRUST IIIIMPANY Servini Stark County's bank' g needs t Canton Mnssil on and Brewster Member of the Federal Reserve System Member of th F d I e eeru Dpo tInsurunceCorporatuon. 155 LINCOLN WAY W MASSILL N Tl ' aussi- , f X llllll H -o f -'il' 1. The people go from CHAINS 9. From DEPENDENCY back to Q iritmll faith Q A again to bondage lp ' I : QQ .LX H , L! Z. From 8, ,.',,,,,, sP1RnuAL FAITH APATHY to How far 'O d0IIPlld9l1Fy CO mn 0 X along the Wa , 0 0 'l l IS Amerlca? 3' '33 X ' ,U , . I X . . . IFS not 3. From 1 COURAGE 7' ffm foo late to stop H, ' COMPLACENCY I L erty to apathy the clocks .J ,-. 2- 3- SX N 7 qv... l ig Q 6. From . -.- 4 F sEmsHNEss to 'T il -I Q' 'V UBERZTEO m'npImlemy flbIllldlIllC'8 5. From ABUNDANCE to seqishness The Timkcn Roller Bearing Company - Canton 0, Ohio f fjff X , ,ff I f f' X ', K . W MONTY'S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCES zENm-I RADIOS AND 1El.EvlsloN Amoco oAs AND on Complete Line of Paints, Galvanized Ware and Hardware S809 Wales Ave, NMI. Dial TE 2-68I7 Fremont Montgomery, Owner TONY CARLONE Factory Finish Watch Repair Phone GLendale 5-4893 515 Cleveland Ave., N. W. CANTON 2, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF AVUNDALE PURE IIIL FULTON AT BROAD STUlJER'S SPIIRIING GUIIIIS YOUR SUPPLIER OF TEAM EQUIPMENT 217 THIRD sr. N. w. GL 6-2719 TOM WEBER 8. STAFF THE BRIGHTEN-UP STIIRE SHERWIN - WILLIAMS PAINT IMPERIAL WALLPAPER MASSILLON AREA ART CENTER 133 ERIE N. TE 3-8421 COMPLIMENTS OF MASSILLON JEWELERS ASSOCIATION JOHN L. FROMHOLTZ SUTTER JEWELRY PITCOCK 8- WAGNER C. J. DUNCAN NAT WESTMAN WE SFECIALIZE IN WEDDING GDWNS HI-WAY CLEANERS TUXEDD RENTALS 8: CUSTOM TAILDRINE DIAL GL. 3-6551 1438 WEST TUSC. CANTDN, DHID FOR NAMES YOU HAVE LEARNED TO TRUST McGREGOR ARROW MUNSINGWEAR PENDELTON JANTZEN REVERE GOODRICH DOBBS HICKOK LEVI STRAUSS KARL'S SHOP FOR MEN AND BOYS 'I25 SOUTH MAIN - NORTH CANTON COMPLIMENTS OF FULIIIN FEEII 81 SUPPLY CII. WHITEY'S IIAKIIALE SERVICE RT. 2418. TRAPHAGEN RD. JOE WHITE PROPRIETER Phone TE2 - 0205 STRAUSSER 81 Hllll HARIIWARE PITTSBURG PAINTS - LAWNBOY MOWERS PLUMBING, ELECTRIC, AND GIFT SUPPLIES DIAL HY 9 - 5406 902 N. MAIN N, CANTON MASSILLIIII PAINT 81 GLASS CU. QUALITY PAINT PRODUCTS WALL PAPER 64 S. Erie SI. IE 3-5038 I E 1 , r I ' ,iftxgi mc!! . II S V IBILINCOLNVIIAY EAST MAs.rlu.oN,OHao. 'A' Die Castings I I I I I i' Steam or Dry Irons f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i' Vacuum.CIeaners i' Floor Polishers rvrrrrrrrtrrrrrrryr77731: H00 ER t EIQCUOUICS ,I ...around the house, around the world I UNITED STATES STEEL United States Steel Corporafon-Pittsburgh American Steel It Wire-Cleveland National Tuba-Pittsburgh Columbia-Geneva Steel-San Francisco Tennessee Coal It iran-Fairfield, Alabama United States Steel Supply-Steel Service Centers United States Steel Export Company ' Lightens your work st he Brightens eel 53,5 your leisure Widens your world The STEELMARK on this tag tells you a product is made of stee Look for it when you buy. PITKIN FURIJ SALES SALES 1 SERVICE UBSCANALST FORDCARSSTRUCKS PHQNEUL4 2207 ZINK'S IIAIRY BAR ICE CREAM And DAIRY PRODUCTS CANAL FULTON OHIO Modern D0i Y Delicatessen Store J. T. REES - OWNER Wales Road - Roufe 24l llssillull, Ubin TE 3-5591 PRY'S BODY AND PAINT SHOP Wrecks Rebuilt ' Body and Fender Work Lubricaiion ' Tires ' Accessories SOHIO GHS ' OIL 38 qecurs of Automotive Experience 0oo Half Milo North of Jackson Phone TEmpIo 2-1000 I 0 PRITCHARD BRUTHERS HOME - DRESSED MEATS MAssn.LoN, ol-no HOME MADE WEINERS 8. LUNCHEON MEATS ON Rours 236 JUST oFF 21 B0 8. BI L PRITCHARD 5c4oalcwd77a44en9ec6o4c4e4 MAURICE MOSE ESSIG LAKE SLAGLE HY9- 8538 SUPERIUR CUACH SALES CARL P.MOCK 2537 WAYNESBURG RD. CANTON5 OHIO L3 32 GOOD LUCK POLAR BEARS ECKERT MOTOR SALES 206 IST. ST. N.E. MASSILLON OHIO G me cfnfs sumv cu. mc. 0 MANUFACTURERS OF FINEST QUALITY FEEDS FOR MAXIMUM RESULTS num: FENCEII SEEDSII FERTILIZERSII LIMEII FARM SUPPLIESII COMPLIMENTS OF SAMPSON GENERAL TIRE CO., INC COR. 9TH 8: CLEVELAND AVE. N.W. PHONE GL5 0351 CANTON2 OHIO Compliments of QTL NIASSIILLON HARDUAQS CQMPANY 39-LI NCOLN WAY- WEST - IVIASSI LLCN- OHIO TE 3-3177 THE FINEFROCK BROS. CO. CANAL FULTON, OHIO Quality Home Furnishings And Carpeting BLUUMFIELD CHEVROLET SO. CANAL ST. CANAL FULTON OHIO BUS PHONEULA 2216 RADIO AND TELEVISION 'ir' BURYLBLOOMFIELD Open Tues.8zThurs.Eve. DEALER Till8Z30 UL412361 FRIEG'S RESTAURANT SINCE T897 For Quality Merchandise Go To W9 saw At The Towne Plaza Massillon, Ohio BUD GRAHAM SPEED EQUIPMENT 4953 W. Tusc. Canton, Ohio GR 7-7447 EDELBROCK AND OFFENHAUSER EQUIPMENT FORGEDTRUE AND JOHNS' PISTONS CRANKSHAFT CO STROKER ASSEMBLIES FAMOUS BRAND DRESSES CHILDREN'S MATERNITY YOUNGLAND PHIL JACOBS MISS QUALITY SUN 8. HEIR ACROSS F O OHIO EDISCN CO P Y KARL KUEMMERLING, INC CANTON - MASSILLON RD. FIBERGLASS AND ALUMINUM BOATS EVINRUDE MOTORS TRAILORS Qn1enin14v:4v1oi4ncws1o14v1o1nilviejo14v1o1o1lf M. A. IIIIZY 81 SIINS, INC. TIIILIIRS HAMBURG INN CHAMPIONS OF GOOD FOOD TO MEN AND WOMEN 7 . : : c MAKERS 'O OF - ii JACKSON HIGH BAND UNIFORMS IBOTHIRDNE 8'I9MARKETS. OPEN24H GL3 4640 NEW IMPROVED PARKING u1Qjoi01oiav1ojo1o14,:ojoio:o1av14rio:n14 HEADQUARTERS FOR wilson, smnlus, mnofu and mqccnicon IUHN WW 81 SUN FOR AJFEESSZFSLEEIZ NEEDS BARBER SHUI' CLASS JACKETS OUR SPECIALTY 8 TILL 8 CLOSED WEDNESDAY Owned and Operated by Massillon Sportsmen for Sportsman SIIOP 7 N.2rie St. PHONE TE 3-5740 MASSILLON HCv0I1I'rIfrI6i10En. STORM WINDOWS SIDIN G J ALOUSIES STORM DOORS SPOUTING 2604 FULTON ROAD N.W. PHONEGL4-4I'l3 '45 FLOWER s. H R WEIMER Gm ggi SHEET METAL WORK Funeral Designs A Specialty FURNACES 0 ROOFING I SPOUTING CUT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WEDDINGS - CORSAGES REPAIR WORK HOSPITAL a. HOME ARRANGEMENTS , POTTED PLANTS S DISH GARDENS Jack 8' Off we e FLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ANYWHERE 'II6 SMITH AVE., S. W. CANTON, OHIO wlfljken gzxlareuing your GL 2-6402 0 HY 9-6542 jlwughb Wil jgzwera .9111 SMF? you JLG aJ2J MAIL Om GL amz mn s.w. ReSidBnI:B - GL 3-3301 NEAR AULTMAN HOSPITAL FULTON ROAD DAIRY SODA BAR BAR B. Q. HAMS 8- CHICKENS 2732 FULTON RD. N. W. GL 5 - 2594 THE EVENING INDEPENDENT THE rfxmnnn UF mffnum SIIHILIZ 35405 gfnvlgf H. W. HAWLEY INC. PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS we DocToR sHoEs, HEEL THEM, 1230 LINCOLN WAY E. ATTEND THEIR DYEING, AND SAVE THEIR SOLES MASSILLON PHONE TE 2-5045 127 PORTAGE STREET NORTH CANTON, OHIO 124 YEARS SERVING SHOES COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS MAIHIE IIIIIIL gl SUPPLY COAL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES 1931 PORTAGE STREET NORTH CANTON, or-no HY 9-2575 'THE KIND OF STEEL CASTINGS YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT THEM' THE MASSILIUN STEEL CASTING CUMPANY MASSILLON, OHIO CO MPLIMENTS OF AMHERST PARK SHIIPPINC CENTER MERCHANTS ASSIICIATIIIN PANDORA'S BOX I Glfts I AMHERST BARBER SHOP AMHERST BEAUTY SALON SUGAR BOWL V. H. MOYER FOOD CITIES, INC. TROY LAUNDRY BRINERS DRUGS RAND HARDWARE RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLY BOWLING LANES KIDDIES KORNER STUDER'S PAINT 8. DECORATING CENTER AMHERST RADIO 8. T. V. SERVICE BEN FRANKLIN STORE MERIT SHOES GEORGE - ANN'S SPECIALITY SHOP JOHNNIE'S PASTRY P. J. BORDNER 8. CO. AAA 24 - HOUR TOWING GENERAL BIIIIY 2626 FULTON ROAD GL 2 5771 CANTON OHIO 4 f ' DIITAIL A1170 .YUPPLVCOMPANV 136 wALNuT Avenue, N.E. CANTON 2, OHIO GL 3 - II04 EINNEYS DRUG SIIIRE 415 MARKET Ave ., N. cANToN, or-no IDMQMS SPORTING GOODS COR. FIFTH 81 COURT, N.W. CANTON, OHIO Glendale 5-5267 MARY GEIB FLOWERS 2638 Fulton Road. N. W. CANTON, OHIO GULIJIE-BOERNER-HAIRDRESSERS ME RLE NORMAN COSMETICS 'II39 WELLMAN AVE. S.E. PHONE TE 2 - 2563 BEST WIS,HES T0 THE CLASS OF 60 II. N. VICARY CII. IIIE BURIJEN IIIIMIIRIIY 7J,0lWll3' ICE cnum Ch, f 1112 AsT'r scARAwAs ST 415 MARKET AvE.,N. cANToN oH1o E U W c1.5-o2a1 O COMPLIMENTS OF SHEEIY FIUWERS 208 ROYER ST- N.cANToN or-110 HY 9-4819 COMPLIMENTS OF SPIES CIIIUNIAI. MARKET zaos FULTON ROAD cANToN, omo TI.IMP'S furniture QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS AT A SAVINGS 25TH NW AT FULTON RD OPEN EVENINGS COMPLIMENTS OF IMRTIIIS SIAIIUIIERY 1 BEST wlsv-:Es TO THE CLASS OF '60 FOR 81 YEARS YOUR RELIABLE GUIDE 81 T0 STYLE' QUAUTY INSURANCE AGENCY AND SOUND VALUE IN HOME FURNISHINGS .328 Pnmmcm STREET '- 524 MARKET AVENUE, NORTH NORTH C xNT0N OHIO - 'I37 SIXTH STREET, NORTHEAST PHONE HY 9-6789 - COUNTRY FAIR SHOPPING CENTER GUMMERE SALES AND SERVICE OUTBOARD HEADQUARTERS 2600 FULTON RD. N.W. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK in Massillon, Ohio MASSlLLON'S ONLY NATIONAL BANK TWO CONV-ENIENT AND COMPLETE BANKING OFFICES MAIN OFFICE - LINCOLNWAY WEST AND ERIE STREET AMHERST OFFICE - AMHERST SHOPPING CENTER LAKE AVE. 8. AMHERST ROAD DRIVE - UP WINDOWS AT EACH OFFICE EWING IIHEVRULET CII. CHEVROLET HEADQUARTERS SINCE 1914 929 CLEVELAND AVE. N.w. CANTON, OHIO DIAL GL 4 - 5141 FURNACES - HOME MODERIZATION ALUMINUM SIDING, AWNINGS, STORM DOORS, WINDOWS, 8. JALOUSIES ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILING ROOFING SIDING SPOUTING OIL GAS AND COAL FURNACES: SERVICE AND REPAIR RELIABLE HEATING CII. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF '60 MACK PHARMACY YOUR PRESCRIPTION STORE 414 S.MAIN ST. NORTH CANTON OHIO PHONEHY9 8111 FEATURING THE FINEST COSMETICS BY LANVIN AND EXCLUSIVE STUNE BRUTHERS CLUTHES RUSSELL STOVER CAMS STYLE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN 104 LlNcoLNwAY wEs'r coNcRATuLA'rloNsTo 60 fonmlch uma: my., , ,vgumumed gmc Pays ID PerIormanccQ Quad Housekeeping M Annum NIA, ,,.-- f-1515 FRED F. KARAM, Inc. 1258 CLEVELAND AVENUE NORTH' CALL CANTON. OHIO GL 4 5204 PHONE CANTON GL5-4241 PHONE CANAL FULTON ULs1sr 4-2201 PHONE AKRON BLuckstone 4244 HJHIIIIIIUHI FIIIING' CTLIIIC MRRKET Bm FIRST ST. N.E. SEQ mnumymwugumg A54 STEEL PIPE FABRICATORS AND WHOLESALERS I-I J. ROTI-IWELL COMPLIMENTS OF THE FIRST SAVINGS and LOAN CO. 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AND CANTON, oH1o ACOUSTICAL TILE INSTALLATIONS Name A Page No. Ackley, Donovan A...V-AA ----- 9 6 Albrecht, Richard, ,,- ..-,,,... 32 Alexander, Marta .,--.-.---- 32, 49, 51, 54, 57 Altland, Thomas ,..,Y,. 40, 56, 61 Altman, Peggy f.Y.-V-- 40, 50, 56 Amacher, David ,,....Y 36, 56, 60 Aman, Patricia. .,,,,.. 32, 51, 55 Ammon, Garnetta .,,,,.. .98, 104 Andrews, Mike ..,,,,,A 40, 71, 80 Andrews, Patty--32, 48, 51,54, 62 Angle, Jim. ..YYY,.. VY-YA. 3 6, 60 Angle, Tom ,,,,, Ardalean, Dan .,,,.... , 56, Arnold, John---- ---36, 67, 69 --,---------98 40 61 , 80 Ash, Donald--,---32, 52, 56, 59 Ater, Bob f,,..---- .-.- - --36, 56 Auerbach, Gayle ..,,,.... 98, 104 Ayers, David .... ......--- 9 8 Ayers, Stephen ,...eYY.... 96, 103 I Bdbetski, Linda ..... 96, 102, 104 Babetski, Sally ...--A.----- -.21 Badertscher, Leonard ,,.,...,, 96 -, 40 50 54 62 Badertscher, Leslie Baer, Carol eeee 32, , , , 48, 49, 51, 57 81 Balch, Ernest ee... . - eee... 40, Baich, John ---.---- ,.,,, -.21, 47 Baird, Judy ..ee 21, 48, 51, 62, 63 Baird, Karen ,f.,.---- ---- 40 , 47, 50, 56, 61, 62 Ball, Geraldine .....ee.------ 32 Bartko, Dean .,.-,.-..--- 96, 102 Bartko, Linda--21, 48, 51, 62, 92 Bates, Patty ......Vv...V YA--- 2 1 Baughman, Karen--32, 48, 51, 62 Beadling, Shirley-- - .98, 102, 104 Beaver, Linda eee, Beazel, Sandra -, ,,---- ------98 ,,,,-,,,--,-98 Name Brenneman, Bill---,21, 47, INDEX Page No. 55, 61 Brenner, Darlene ,,,..eee,, 36, 47 Bresson, Jlm eA.VYYY. -------A- 3 2 Bressan, Mary ...ffe W -sse-- -96 Breyfogle, Michael ,.eee,,, 99, 103 Breyfogle, Steven-- ,...,,, 96, 102 Brick, Sandra .ee.e. .YY.e--- - 99 Brisbine, Floyd --, ,,,,-40, 70 Brackman, Ellen ---. YYA----- -96 Brooks, Rose ..eee .-YY.- - ---99 Brooks, Violet - eeee. --40, 47, 50 Broski, Robert -- ----99, 105 Brower, Joy--- ee,e 70, 99, 103 Brower, Wanda- -- 99, 104 Brown, David --, - -- --36, 86 Brown, Pamela ----- -A--Y-- --99 Brown, Patsy eee. .. ---40, 47, 56 Brumbaugh, Fred-. --, -,.-40, 70 Brumbaugh, Jackie ,,,e,.e.., 40, 50 56 59, 77 Brumbaugh, Judy--32,' 48,' Bryson, Connie--32, 48, 51, 51, 61 55, 60 Buchman, Karen eeee... 32, 51, 54 Buck, Alice ,...s...-- ---99, 104 Burch, Carol --- ..---.--- ---99 Burch, Ted ---W YYY---V-- -40, 61 Burger, James - eeeef. . .--c--- 96 Burgoon, Anita----36, 47, 50, 62 Burgoon, Catherine ...-- W ---- 99 Burgaon, David ,,,,, - 32, 46, 70 Burtnett, Ronald .,,,.....w 21, 47, 53, 59, 66, 69, B7 Burton, Nancy eeeYA..--- 96, 104 Burton, William, ,,.. 40, 56, 71 Burwell, Sandy -------22, 45, 51 Butzer, Amy fVaec....------- -96 C Cable, Bart.. .eee -22, 49, 53, 59 Cable, Bettina -,,- ..Y,, ,,--99 ceue, Kim --.-- -- ---------32 Callahan, Bonnie-- --22, 48, 51 Callahan, Nancy Cameron, Nancy . ,-- - eee.. ..-99 ,,, ,,.-,-99 Beck, Robert ,,.,, ..----- 9 6 Bednar, Alice ,- ..,,,.,V.. 36, 61 Bednar, Jean ...,,,.... f-.aaA 5 0 Behrendt, Holly ---36, 50, 54, 56 Belknap, David --, ...,,, 98, 104 Bender, Annette ,,,, -, .,.,, 40, 77 Bender, Bob ,,,.,,, 21, 59, 62, 63 Bender, David ,,.,,,,,,. ...- 1 04 Bender, Ron ,,,,, -- ,,,.,.. 40, 71 Bennett, Brian - - ------ f.-- 4 98 Berger, Jim - ,,,,,,.. ,,,, ,103 Berndt, Fred -----21, 47, 53, 62, 63, 78, 79, 83, 84, 85 Bernhart, Jay---- 36, 56, 61, 86 Bernhart, Sandy. -21, 51, 54, 62 Bertani, Victar,-- 21, 46, 53, 62, 63, 67, 69, 87 Bethel, .lulie ,,, -.---- 96, 105 Bethel, Susan- 32, 51, Bigelow, Barbara . ,,,,, 96, 54, 59, 62 102 Name Page DeMuesy, Rickey ,,. ...,,, 99, DeMuesy, Robert ,,,... 99 DeMuesy, Sherrie ----15536, D'Ercole, Mary Ann , Diana, Chucky - ,,,,,,,, 96, Dice, Orva ,,,,, - - Ditch, Gary ,,,, ,,,,99, No. 103 103 51 36 105 104 ,,,,---96 Ditch, Grant - - -a-..--.--- 23 Ditch, Marilyn, - ----37, 47, 56 Domer, Eunine -,,, ,.,, 23, 48, 51 Dominick, Gordon ,.., e-.a.--- 99 Dominick, Ronald -.- ,,,,-,-96 Dow, Sharon . .,.,, -- .,....... 99 59 Drew, Karen-- -, - -41 Dretke, David ,,..,, , 50, 56, ,,,,,,,,,99 Dretke, John --- ..-- -... 3 3, 60 Drury, Dennis ,,....-,.f. 99, 103 Drury, Pat ,,,.. -. ..,,,.,. 23, 48, 51, 54, 60, 62, 63 Dunbar, Randall ...-V.------- 99 Dunlap, Richard ,,......,, .... 2 6 Dunning, Ann ,--,- Dunning, Karen ,,.., ,,,-23, Dwiggins, Laurel ,,,,..,. 99, Eberhardt, Ray .23, 46, 53, ,,--,----96 104 59, 87 Eckenrode, Larry ,.,,,........ 41 Eckenrode, Tom ,..-f.,- ------ 3 7 Eckert, Dennls ..,... e--Y----- 9 6 86 Eckert, Martin ---41, 46, 56, 46, Eckert, Thomas ,,...... 33, 66, 69, 72, 78, 79, 84 Edwards, Bonnie--,.---33, 48, 51 Elder, Judi ,,,,,,.. 33, 48, 51, 61 Ellis, Allan - ,,,,.......... --99 Ellis, Elwood ..,,,,,,,,, 102, 103 Emonuelson, Gary Emhoff, Ronald ,,,,,, ,,,.,,--99 -41 56 61 Etling, Gary-.-- ,,,,,,, 37, 56, 86 Etling, Karen,-- ,,,,,,, 41, 50, 56 Etter, Eleanor--33, 48, 51, 62, 77 Everhart, Judy ...,..,, 51, 96, 104 Everhart, Julia ,,.,. - ,.,,. 23, 55 F Fair, Frank ,,,,,.. YYYY 3 7, 56 Fair, Thomas-,-, - -- ---96, 103 Faverty, David--- ..--33, 47, 87 Faverty, John . .,,,,, 71, 96, 103 Feller, Cary . ----.. .-f-..-.-. 37 Feller, Marlon .--, ,,,,, 33, 67, 69 Feller, Ronald ,,,,,,,,, -99, 103 Fenstermaker, Larry ,---------99 Ferguson, Gayle,-.,-.-.,,,--23, 49, 51, Ferryman, Merle Fick, Donald ,,,,,,. . 55, 62, 48, 63 ,,,,----99 Campbell, Carol -Y ---Y 96 Campbell, Frank ,,,, ,,,,, 9 6 Campbell, Jane . - ----- --96 Canterbury, Ronald -- --,32, 47 Canterbury, Suzanne -- 99, 104 Cartiea, Gregory -, ,- ---,-96 Cortiea, Jerry ,-. ,,,, 32, 51, 60 Casper, Bruce ----- -- -96, 105 Casper, George- -- - -22, 47 Casper, Joyce - ,,,,, 32, 53 Charlton, Bill ,,,,, ...--96, 104 Cholley, Carol -- ,,,.... 96 Clapper, Donald ,,. ,,,, 99 Clapper, John - --- ,,,,, 22, 53 Clark, Jim --- - - ----36, 71 Clark, Thomas -,,, , .--99, 104 Clatterbuck, Judy 22, 51, 54, 62 Coffey, Robert -- .-- .--s--e,-- 96 Climes, Roger -,,,-,--,--36 Billmar Evelyn . ,,,,,,,... . .98 Billmon, Pat - - ,,,, - -21, 55 Binkley. Blaine -, ,,,,, , -,,, 32 Bixler, Pam- -- -40, 47, 50, 59 Bixler, Sheila ,,,,,. -. -98, 104 Blackstone, John 21, 46, 67, 69, 87 Blackstone, Linda ,,,,,.,. 40, 50, 55, 62, 77 Blocher, Bruce -V -.--36, 56, 71 Bober, Bob -- --- ,,,,, 32, 78 Boerner, John ----,, - ---40, 56 Bolsa, Darlene- -32, 51, 54, 57, 59 Bolender, Dianne , , -.--. ----40 Bolender, James --.- . ,.--- ----36 Bolender, Karen - ---36, 56 Boomhower, Betty -- 98 Boomhower, Carol ----32, 48, 51 Boomhower, Gene - -36, 70 Boron, Carole - 32, 48, 51 Boron, Daniel -- - -98, 102, 103 Boron, David ---- , . -.40, 71 Boron, James ----, - -------98 Boron, Leo -- -- ,,, .- --32 Boron, Margaret---- ---21, 51, 62 Boron, Tl'omas -- 96, 102, 103 Boss, Kenneth --, ---- ---36, 70 Bowen, Shirley -- ----,- 21, 48, 51, 52, 54, 55, 62 Bowers, David -----98, 105 Boyd, Susan -32, 48, 51, 57 Boyer, Chauncey -32, 46, 80, 87 Boyer, Tom --- - ------- ------98 Bradertscher, Leslie ---.. .-- 56 Braid, Donald -.------ - -----. 36 Braid, John ,,,--,,- ---------96 Braucher, Claudia -. 21, 54, 55 Braucher, Dan ----, -.-- -----40 Braucher, Danny - ,,-,- -99 Braucher, Dave -..- - - ---- 70 Braucher, Madeline ,-.-..----- 99 Braucher, Margaret - - -- 36, 47, 50, 54, 62 Braucher, Ray -,-- - ,--, - 32, 70 Bray, Mary Ann - - -------- 99 Bray, Sherrie ------, -- ---32, 48, 51, 54, 55, 62 Cogan, Carol - ----- ---36, 49, 50, 54, 55, 62 Cole, Jackie - .. ----96 Coleman, Harold - - ,22, 87 Coltrin, Dave -,-,-- 22, 46, 55 Coltrin, Lawren ,---32, 46, 55 Compton, Janie - .. ---99, 104 Cooper, Betty -- --------- 99 Copeland, Nancy ,,.. --32, 51 Corbett, Barbara -- --, --23, 49, 51, 53, 54, 92 Corbett, Susan 40, 51, 55, 59 Cossentino, Kathleen --99 Cozy, Tom - - ----46 Craig, Arlene - -96 Craig, Bridget - --- --Y--50 Craig, Randal ---- - .---36, 56 Craig,Wayne --, - - ,,, -40 Crawford, Allen - - 40, 99 Crisp, Carolyn-- 23, 54, 59 Crisp, Susan - ---- ----- 40, 56 Crone, Charles - -- -------99 Culler, Elaine 36, 47, 50, 52, 62 Cushing, Janet ---- -- ---32, 57 D Dahlberg, Daniel -. , -- -----40 Daniel, Dawn 96 103 104 Darragh, Craig - ,,-, 336, 56, 61 Davis, Barbara-, - .. ,--96, 104 Davis, Jacqueline --- -- ------ 36 Davis, Judy ----- -,.- - .. ..---- 96 Davis, Martha. 40, 50, 56, 60, 62 Davis, Raymond -- , .-- -36 Davis, Richard -- 23, 47, 53, 62, 78, 79, 81, 83, 84, 85 Day, Bill - ---,---.-. 70, 81 Day, David, - 32, 47, 67, 69, 87 Day, 1eff--- ------99, 102, 103 Day, William --,-- ,--,..-,-40, 56 Decker, Jill . - --,- 36, 47, 50, 62 Decker, Sandy- --. -- ----- 32, 33, 51, 57, 60, 61 DeMuesy, Lynnette 36, 47, 50, 62 ,-------96 33 48 51 Fidler, Joan-, -. ------ , , Fiecoat, John --- --.----... -96 Fierstos, John -- -- ---- 41, 56 Fierstos, Larry ----.-..-.- 23, 47 Fierstos, Louise -----.--. 33, 48, 51, 54, 55, 57 fukin, Tim ,,,...., ,,,-,, 3 7, 71 Filliez, Thomas --.--- ---...- 9 9 Filliez, Veronica --- ---....- 37 Finger, Jackie ---- -------.... 2 4 Fink, Ronald --- ---- --,- 3 3, 87 Fisher, Bob ,,.. --,--,, 24, 47, 87 Fisher, Donna 37 50, 52, 54, 56 Fisher, James -,- ,,---.. -99, 105 Flinn, Eugene -- - -------- ---41 Flood, John ----24, 47, 78, 90 Floom, Lorena . -- -33, 48, 51 Floom, Phyllis--- -41, 50, 56, 62 Floom, Tim- 24, 46,' 67, 69 Floom, Tomi--- ,-..- --41, 47, 50 Forgan, Cheryl ---------. 99, 102 Forrer, Vivian ----- 37, 47, 50, 62 Forrer, Eileen ----------,- 99, 104 Forrest, Candace.. -.,...-. 99, 104 Forsythe, Barb ., ---- --33 48, 51 Forsythe, William ---------- 24, 81 France, Steve --- -----.. --33 France, Tom - -,------------.- 96 Frazee, Cynthia .. ,,,---------- 99 Frazee, Richard ,,--. --33, 68, 69 Freytag, Michael ----. -99, 103 Fribley, Ray , ,,,- ------, 9 6, 102 Fricker, Marilyn -,----------.. 96 Frum, Bonnie -...-- 33, 51, 59, 62 Fulton, Barbara - - ---. --,-,- 1 04 Furbee, Florence ---- ----.- 48, 51 G Gabor, Dianne -------..-----. 96 Garaux, Yvonne--41, 47, 50, 62 Gorman, Barbara --- ----- --104 Gardner, Gerald --------.---. 37 Gardner, Paul ------,-. . ----. 96 Garner, Shelio - - 33, 51, 55, 60 Garratt, Judy ---. - -- --- -96, 102 Garvin, Elaine ----------- 41, 47, 50, 59, 74, 75 Gates, Willard----33, 47, 60, 87 Gayhart, Danny -.---.--..... 96 Name Page No. Geib, John --,,.. ..-,---- 96, 104 Geis, Sondra,--24, 48, 51, 62, 92 Gerber, Paul ,-.. -- - .--.- 96, 103 Gergel, Leslie ,,,. ----.--.. 33, 61 German, Linda ----- 41, 47, 50, 54 Gessner, Holly -------. 62, 96, 104 Gessner, Nancy,-37, 47, 50, 52, 60 Gillis, John .-.-..-..------ 37, 80 Gilmor, Janice -,--- 37, 47, 50, 62 Gilmor, Susan--,--41, 47, 50, 59 Goodwin, Glenn -.-...----..- 96 Goodwin, Jim --.--- ---.--37, 71 Gowing, David ,,---.- 33, 47, 60 Gradiian, Martin- 33, 68, 69, 87 Gradiian, Richard --.- - . . .---105 Graening, Tom,,..--41, 56, 70, 81 Grant, Gayle--.---20, 24, 49, 52, 55, 62, 63, 74, 75, 76, 90 Grant, Susan,,----41, 50, 56, 60 Groybill, Sandra,--41, 50, 56, 62 Green, Tanya -----,, Greer, Serena ,,,,, Grimm, Julie - --37, ,,,,-----96 ,,,,---96, 54, 104 56, 59, 62 Guest, Joe ---- 33, 47, 55, 70, 87 Guest, Ned ,--.-.. . -24, 53, 74 Guilliouma, Kathryn . ---96, 105 H Habony, Ted ---- .-------- 24, 81 Haer, Bonnie--- ,..-- 41, 47, 50 Haer, Louis--. ---- .... 3 7, 71, 00 Haines, Saundra -.--....- ---104 Halter, Brad -,,,, 1 .---.-.- 103 Halter, Edward - ...------. ---37 Halter, Janet . .. ---, 102, 104 Halter, Jeanne ----....-- -40, 41, 50, 54, 56, 60 Halter, Kenneth - ----.... ---e 1 03 Halter, Mary Anne ---..-. 24, 48, 51, 54, 62, 63 Halter, Nadine ----.--- 24, 48, 60, 61, 74, 75, 92 Halter, Paul---- -.---33, 66, 69 Halter, Susan ------.----- 33, 45, 51, 54, 61, 62 Hamilton, -lean - ----. ---33, 51 Hammersley, Wayne ---- 41, 46, 86 Hanes, Pat - . 25, 48, 51, 54 Hann, Gordon- , ----. 37, 60 Hansen, William - ---- ---- 56 , 96 Harder, Jerry --- --V -------- -96 Harold, James .- ---..... 96, 102 Harold, Sharon - ----- ...- 50 , 56 Harper, Bonnie -50, 54, 56, 60, 62 Harper, Ronnie - -33, 46, 52, 87 Harper, Wanda -- ---, ---33, 51, 55 Harris, Bruce-- --46, 56, 70, 81 Harris, Dennis ---. -.--...--- -96 Harris, Robert ------ 25, 78, 79 Harter, Bradford ---- ---. 7 0, 96 Hartman, Ronnie ----....... -105 Hartman, Sandra ,,..,,,,. 47, 50, 52, 59, 67 Hartzell, John -.--. ..----- 1 03 Hasseman, Brian ---- ---- 3 7, 80 Haymaker, Larry, ,---33, 46 Hays, Kenneth .--, -.-. 37, 71 Hearne, Carol -- --.... 104 Heavilin, Robert --- -.--- 96, 105 Heavilin, Vickie .- ----.. 105 Heitger, Rosemary Helmerich, Sally --, ,- , --37, Helmick, Jayne ---- -..-...-- Henderson, Patricia--102, 103, Henderson, Tom - ------... 37, 50 96 96 Hency, Pat--- .33, 48, 51, 60, 61 104 71 81 Henze, Bruce -- ---. , --56, 71, Heppe, Mike - ---L -,-,-.-, --37 Hershberger, Annabelle-- . -..- 33, 48, 51, 62 Hershberger, Gerald -.-------. 96 Hershey, Judy - ------- 96, 104 Herzog, Michael -..-..-...... 96 Hess, Kimberly --------- 102, 104 Hewitt, Barbara --- ..-.---. -37 Hickle, Jack -- ,,-- -.--.... 1 05 Hickle, Larry -- ------- 71, 81 Hietzer, Ray -,,--,,.-,-..... -71 Higgins, Diane. ,.-- ----37, 50, 56 Hill, Kathy- ----- .. --.-37, 47, 50 Hill, Jyl ----- -.--96, 103 Hilling, Kim --, --,--.--. 96, 104 Hite, Chris- ------ ---.- 37, 71 Hite, Jack ---- 25, 46, 53, 55, 68, 69, 73, 78, 79, 83 Hoff, David --.-.----. 37, 59 Hoff, Kath .--- --- ------ 96, 104 Hoff, Sonia. .33, 48, 51, 60 Hoffee, John - .--.. - - -...--- 37 Hoffee, Judy- .-25, 48, 51, 60 Hoffman, Frances -- --,-,,- 37, 50 Hoffman, Howard Hoffman, Ronald- Hollender, Bonnie Holshoy, Harold ,,,, ,----------100 104 ----too, Holsing, Marilyn --.--.,,- 96, 105 Holt, Gary ---.-,, ,25, 48, 51 ,,,,100, 102 ,,,-----37 Name Page No. Hopkins, Gail777 7 ,.... 7737, 47, 49, 50, 56, 62 Hopps, Diana, ,,,YY 99, 102, 105 Hopps, Robert ,,.Y 7 ....., 77100 Horning, Dale ,,,, 777777777100 Horning, Rosalind 7777777747, 61 Horst, Betty Anne Aeerr 33, 49, 51, 54, 55, 57, 61 Horst, Robert 7777 ,,,,,H. 97, 105 Hostletler, Dave 20, 25, 46, 59, 66, 69, 72, 74, 78, 79, 49, 53, B2, 84 Hostetler, Dennis 777777746, 70, 81 Hoverkamp, Duane ,,.,. 46, 70, 81 Howe, Susan .....e..,.,.. 77747 Howenstine, William77746, 70, 81 Hubiak, Charles 777 ,,,,,,, 37, 70 Huey, Dennis ,,,,,, ........ 3 3 Huff, James ,,.,s 7 ...,.... 100 Huff, Mary ,,,,Y,... .7 ........ 97 Huffman, Nancy ,..,,.. 33, 48, 51 Hursh, Eric ,............... -100 Huthmacker, Larry ........ 33, 61 I Iceman, Larry ,.,,,,vYY.YY 97, 102 Iceman, Ronald ,YYYYYYY,.YY. 99 Ivins, Judith ...,.., 47, 50, 59, 62 J Jasinski, Judith ...,,,,,, 99, 104 Johanning, John .,--f-- ------ 3 3 Johnson, Barbara777100, 102, 104 Johnson, Carolyn ...--.f.f 77-55 Johnson, David .....Y-- ------ 9 7 Johnson, Diana 77 77797, 104 Johnson, Gerald 777 ..... -797 Johnson, Roland .A-- ---'33, 55, 68, 69,87 Jolliff, David 777 fas. 25, 46. 87 Jolliff, Scott .... ..------ 4 2, 55 Jollitt, Tim ,,,,,. .... 3 3, 46, 71 Jones, Judith 777 7 ----- ----30 Jones, Lynda 777 .V..--- 100 Jones, Merlin .... .w---- 7 -30 Jordan, Shirley efe.e -ff---30, 47 K Karns, Sally77725, 51, 54, 55, 59 Keck, Dan s...,-- -ve- ---- 4 2 , 70 Keck, Mike e....-- ---A ------- 2 5 Keiter, Bill ,,,, 25, 47, 66, 69, 87 Keller, Pennie 7 ..e-. ----- 3 8, 49, 50, 52, 54, 55 Kelley, Pamela e-------- ------ 9 7 Kelly, Robert ev--- ------- ---- 38 Kelly, Elizabeth ,,,,, 97, 102, 104 Kelly, Joyce ..----- ---e------ 9 7 Keinge, John .,.---- -A----- - 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Kirby, Sandra 777 Kirk, Larry 777777 Kirk, William ...Y Kirkbride, James Kirkbride, Judith 7777777738 7 777777100 777 .ssssss 34 777777100, 103 77 77 ,,,.s 742 77. 7738 Kirkbride, Carl eeeeee 7777 7 ---- 100 Kirven, Joe ssssse 77 7 ss.. 25, 46 Klainski, Judith 7 25, 48, 51, 62 Klinge, John ,,eeeeeee-.- 756, 61 Konen, Ronald 77 .s.e 7 e------- 100 Kraft, Roger 777 Krantz, David 777. Kraig, Bridget 7.777 Krebs, Judy s..,, Krebs, Philip 777777 7 see.. 100 777726, 47 7777742, 56 777777777797 38, 71 Kreiger, William777 77 738, 55, 59 Krnach, Andrew ..eeeeeee ----- 9 7 Kuhn, Larry eeeeeee -.e---- 1 00 L Laboucane, Julian 777 --...- --97 Lamp, Linda ,see 77 7 7 97, 102 Lamp, Sandra 7 7 77 38, 47, 50 Landis, Jerry 7 7 eeeeeeeA-e 42 Landis, Terry 7 7 ssss 100, 105 Lang, Gary 7 eeee 77 eee.eee 100 Lappin, Debra ee-e.-- 777100, 105 Laursen, Jeffrey 7.7 7 7797, 103 Leach, Jean 7777 77777.77-7--100 LeBeau, David ,e.,,eeee 7 77777104 LeBeau, Deon777 7777777 738, 45, 56, 60, 86, 97 LeBeau, Shirley .777777777 26, 48, 49, 51, 53 Lee, Judy .777 777 77777 32, 34, 51, 54, 55, 57, 76 Lenegar, Betty 7 734, 48, 51, 61 Leonard, James 77777 7.40, 42, 46, 68, 69, 78, 79, 85 Leonard, Kay 7777. ----- -e--e-97 Lewis, Sherilyn 77 777777 100, 104 Liggett, Larry 77 7--- 97, 104 Name Lightbody, Robert Linn, Lewis 7 77777.7 Livingston, Carolyn Lloyd, Garry 777 Page No. 7777777777100 7777738, 60 77 7 .7.777 38 7 777,77.. 97 Lloyd, Wanda 77777.77.777777 97 Loch, Vicky7777. 777777 100, 104 Lockord, Carole 77 7777 77734, 48, 51 , 54, 57, 61 Lockhart, George 77777, . ...77 100 Long, David 7 777 7777 7777100 38 55 Longbrake, Wayne aa, 69, 78, 76, ai Lorenz, John 777 Lorenz, Joyce 7 77 77777777726 7 7 , 797, 104 Lowe, Allen 7777 7777.777777 9 7 Lowe, Sally 7 7777 7 777100, 102 Lucas, Daniel 7777..777777777 100 Luthi, Jade 7777 42, 47, 50, 54, 61 Luthi, Jill 7777777. 777738, 47, 50 Lutz, Larry7 777V --34, 46, 78, 79 Lux, Frank 77.....777.77..77 100 M Mack, Joan 7777 7 777 Mackley, Jeana777 MacKim, Gary 777 Malcuit, James 77 77797, 104 102 77777742 100 7777797, Mann, Hanly 7777 7 7777777 34, 55 Mansfield, Cynthia 7777777777 97 Marchand, Carol ,..7 77777 7 77738 Marchand, Tom 777 726, 53, 87 Marinakis, Stella7777 777.797, 104 Marinakis, Pete, 7777 7 26, 46, 87 Marinakis, Tony 77777777 7 7777 42 Markowsky, ' Bonnie 7 .7 7777777 97 103 Marnin, Duane 7777 7. 7777 97, Marnin, Gary 7 7 77777 34, 66, 69 Martin, Jimmy 77 777777777 100 Masters, Jean 7 7 777.100, 104 Matako, Tim 777, 7777 7 777777 738 Mathena, Allan77 26, 47, 87 Mathena, Mark 777777 7777 7 7100 Matthews, Sandra77797, 102, 104 May, Dennis 7 7 77777777..77 97 McArdle, Nancy, 7777777 .738, 50, 52, 54, 56, 62 McCort, Dianne 7726, 51, 54, 57 105 McClelland, 8arbara77 77100, McCormick, Mike 7 77777 7 7777 7742 McCormick, Pat 77777 7.777 2 6, 51, 54, 55, 57, 59 McCort, Peggy 77777 7797, 105 McKelvey, Eileen777100, 102, 104 McNutt, Neal 7777 77 77 777777 100 McNutt, Terry777 77 34, 48, 51, 55 McReynolds, Ted7 7100, 102, 103 McWhorter, Tom 777738, 56, 59, 71 Mead, Karen7. 7738, 47, 50, 62 Meek, Charlene, 7777 7 7734, 48, 57 Meek, Edgar7 7777777797, 102, 103 Meek Fred , 7777777 7.77 .7777 7 77103 Meeting, Jane 77777 100, 102, 104 Mercier, Martha734, 48, 51, 55,61 Mercier, Pat 77777777777.7 7777797 Mercier, Tim 77777 777777777 77797 Messenger, Anne, 77 797, 102, 104 Michael, Nancy 7777 77742, 50, 56 Michael, Suzanne7 777777738, 47, 50, 54, 55, 62 Michaels, Raymond 7 77777 77738 Michaels,. Thomas 77 7 7 77777100 Miday, .lim 777777 Miday, Rebecca 77 Mikus, Michael 777 Miller, Betty 7777 Miller, Bruce 7777 Miller, David 777 Miller, Dean 7777 7 777738, 56 7777777797 77777742, 56 50 , 62 7777777797 777742, 77777 .7100 7. 7777 97, 103 Miller, Earl 7 7777 7100, 103 Miller, Harold . 77 7777 97 Miller, Janet 777726, 48, 51, 61 Miller, Roger 777 777. 777742, 56 Miller, Sandra 77 7,777 7734, 48 Minter, John 77777 7777777734 Mohler, Tim 7 77 7777 77797 Mohler, Vicki 777 77777 7 777797 Moll, Edword777 .7 742, 56, 61 Monateri, Frank 7777 77777777 738 Montgomery, Don 77734, 57, 61 Montgomery, Gary742, 55, 70, 81 Montgomery, Robert 777 7777 742, 46, 55, 70, B1 Moorhead, Charles 7777 777777 734 Moorhead, Gary 777 77777 777797 Moorhead, Roberta7 797, 104 Mosley, Elaine 7777 7 777 77777 100 51 Mosley, Sherry777,. 7777 26, 48, Mottice, Thomas 7 777777777 100 Mullen, Thomas 777777 777734, 56 Muntean, Karen 777.777 42, 47, 50 Murdock, Susan777734, 51, 55, 61 Murphy, Carol7 777726, 48, 51, 62 Murray, Donna 777777.777 38, 47 N Naylor, Charles.777777 77777 34, 57 Naylor, Linda77777 38, 50, 56, 60 Name Page No. Rohrer, Bruce777 .7739, 67, 69, 80 Rohrer, Richard 77777777777777 28 Rohrer, Ted 77777734, 66, 69, 87 Rank, Nancie 7777 734, 48, 51, 54, 57, 60, 61, 62 Rook, Clement 777. 7777 77777.7 7 34 Rook, Frances 7. 77.777777.77... 62 kosenberger, Cheryl 777.777777 39 Rasenberger, Linda 777777 101, 104 Name Page No. Nelson, David 777777777 26, 46, 87 Nelson, Kathy7736, 38, 47, 50, 62 Ney, Karl 27, 46, 53, 68, 69, 87 Nist, Carol 777777 7. 7 777727, 48 Nist, Donald 777777777 7. 77777 100 Nist, Patricia 777 7.77738, 47, 50 Nixdorf, Ronald 77 77777 42, 70 Nolan, Helen 7777.7 77777777. 100 Norman, Joan777 777777 97, 104 Norris, Martha 7.7777 7777777 77797 Norris, Norma 77777 7. ...7734, 51 Nye, Carol 77 7777 27, 48, 51, 54 Nye, Jack 77 7777 . 7777 42, 70, 81 0 O'Connor, James 7777 70, 102, 103 Olenhausen, David 777777 77102 Orton, Lynn 7777777 777777777105 Otremba, Barri 777 7 7777 7104 Otten, Francis 7. 777777727, 42 Otten, Gyda 7. 7777 27, 55, 59 Otten, Philip 7 7777777777..7. 97 P Palm, Barbara, 7734, 48, 51, 60 Parr, Diane 777777738, 50, 54, 56 Parsons, Robert 7777 7 777777 34, 61 Paul, Jean 77777777777727, 51, 57 Paul, Karen 77 777 . 77777 42, 47 Paulus, Bill 777 7777 7 7777 34, 61 Pearson, Kris 7 77 54 Penovick, Pat 77 Perault, Nancy 7 77777 42, , 56, 59, 60, 50, 62 .777 7777 7104 97 102 104 , , Perkins, Robert 777 77777 7.7 777797 Persinger, Peggy 738, 47, 50, Persons, Linda777 42, 47, 50, Persons, Steve 777.7777 Petscher, Bill 777777 Petscher, Ernie . 7777 Pettay, Carol7 7 Pettay, Judy 777 77 77 55, Pfluge, Richard 777 60 61 7777 777102 7777777777738 34, 56, 57 27, 48, 51, 62 7. 27, 52, 54, 62 63, 76, 93 38, 55, 80 7 7777 27, 46 Phillabaum, Glenn 77 Phillips, Donna 7.7 Phillips, Dorothy 77. 77777 102, Pickering, Dan 7777 Pizzino, Mary 7777777 Poling, Mary 77777 Pom, Perry, 742, 56' 7 777 7.77104 105 Proto, Benny 77742, 46, Preece, Jackie 777 Pretz, Carol 777 7777777 7 Price, Barbara7 27, Price, Judith 7 7 77 Price, Lloyd 38, 46, Price, Martha 7 Pritz, Carol 777 7777 Pritz, Julia 7 7 Puddington, Patricia Puente, Fred 42, Q Quass, Janet 7 7 Quass, Linda 77777 R Rader, Jamie Rarnga, Mary 7 Ronkl, Jim 77. Reed, Holly Reed, Kent 7 7 Rees, Bill 7 7 Rees Rob n , Y Regula, Jeff Reicosky, Helen Reiderman, Jill 777 Rennecker, David E1 Rennecker, Harry 7777 Rennecker, Howard Reynolds, Eugene Reynolds, Lila 77 Ricker, Mike 777 Ricker, Tom Ries, Bruce Ries, Diana Riley, Pat 7 Riley, Judy 77 Ritchie, Paulo 777 sa, 55 7777777105 777 7777 105 54, sa, eo 56, 70, 81 7777777105 42,, 49, so 48, 51, az 7102, 104 67, 69, ao 7 7, 7105 777750, 62 77 777 104 7777104 46, 71, at 4o, 42, 56 7 77104 777734, 55 7777105 77777746 7 7 77104 7777 7.105 47 7 77738, 7777 777.104 60 34, 46, 42, 47, so 77 77734, 43, 55, 57, at 7777777103 777777734 7742, at 77 7727, 47 7 77777 34 77777777742 7 27, 46 7 7777103 7777777738 101, 104 7. 7 7777 55 7 777777 27 Roberts, Linda 777 7 77777 104 Robertson, Betty 77 7101, 104 Robertson, Diane77 728, 51, 54 Roden, Cynthia7 7 77 7101, 105 Rogers, Pauletta 7777 77 777777 'I01 Rohr, Betsy 7 7777 7 728, 48, 51 Rohr, Betty 34, 48, 51, 57, 62 Rohr, Harold777 7777777 42, 46, 63 Rohr, Helen 7777777 77.28, 48 Rohr, Jo 7 7 777 42, 50 Rohr, Judy 7 7777 28, 48, 51, 54 Rohr, Mary Ann 77777.7 7728, 48 Rohr, Susan 777 77777777 101, 104 Rohr, Terry 7777 7777 7 7777 I 02 Rohr, Tim 7777 77771OI, 103 Rohr, Tom 777 777777 7734 Ross, Alon 77777777777777 43, 81 Koss, Frances77777734,.48, 51, 61 Ross, Gary 7777 77777 3 4, 46, 87 Ross, Lee 7777 77777777.777 4 3 Ross, Nancy 7777 77.7777 1 04 Royer, Ronald 777 77777. 7728 Ruby, Kenneth 77777777777777 101 Ruch, Roberta 77777777 35, 48, 51 Kummins, Joy 7777 7 77777 101, 105 Rummins, Tim7740, 43, 56, 70, 80 Russ, Bob 77.777777777777777 105 Russell, Kay 7777777777777777 105 S Saenger, Lee 777777 777777 43 Satreed, Don 7777 77798, 103 Satreed, Richard 777 7777 7101 Sanders, Dan 77777777777 98, 103 Santoro, Jeanne 777777777777. 39 Savchanko, Greg77735, 47, 67, 69 Savchanko, Joyce7743, 50, 56, 62 Schalmo, Paul 7777 7. 777777777. 28 Schaub, Bob 7777777777.77777 35 Schaub, Vernon. 7777777 43, 46, 86 Schaufele, Jeanne 77777777777 98 Scheetz, Barbara 77777 28, 48, 62 Scheetz, Kenny 77777 43, 46, 70, 81 Scheetz, Linda 7777777777777 -101 Schiltz, Sue 777. 7777777 3 5, 48, 51, 52, 57, 74, 75, 76 Schleich, Fred 777777777777777 98 Schlick, Pamela.777101, 102, 105 Schoen, Mike 7.7777777777 39, 70 Schott, Diana .77777.777.7.77 98 Schroeder, Bill 7.777777777 35, 47, 53, 55, 57, B7 Schuckert, James 777777 43, 46, 86 Schuckert, John Schuckert, Linda 735 777777777777101 50, 76 Scott, Faith, 7777777777 39, 47, 72, 74, 75, Scott, Gary 77777777777777 35, 61 Sebald, Jerilyn 777777 743, 47, 56 Seckler, Dan777,7720, 28, 49, 53 Seifert, Carol 777777.77777 43, 50 Seifert, Judy 777777 35, 48, 51, 62 Seifert, Tom 7777777777.777..7 98 Selogy, Carol 7777 735, 47, 48, 51 Sentz, Thresa777777743, 47, 50, 62 Sentz, Wanda 7777. 77.777777 7798 Serra, Tim 777777777 ..28, 47, 52 Shackleford, Brent 77777777777 98 Shafer, Beverlee 7777777. 101, 102 Shafer, Jim 777777 7777.77777. 7739 Shafer, Linda7739, 47, 50, 54, 62 Shaffer, Vivian 77777 777101, 104 Shannon, Gayle 77777 Shearer, Donna, 28, 31, 48, 55,59 Sheehan, Dick7735, 49, Shepardson, Douglas 7777 101, 103 Sheppler, Pat 777777777 29, 51, 59 Shiplett, Dale 77 743, 50, 56 57, 59, 61 777777777777101 51, 54, 59 Shoemaker, Jackie7731, Shoemaker, Janet7 729, 101, 104 Showers, Juliene 7.777739, 50, 62 Shulty, Beverly77735, 48, 51, 62 Sima, Ted 77777777777777 43, 56 Simon, Fred .777 777777 7101 Simon, Gerry 77 7777 39,55 Simon, Jeff 7777 77 7777 98, 105 Simon, Ronald 777 77.77. 7739 Simpson, Bruce 77 77798, 105 Simpson, Heath 77 777777 35, 46 Simpson, Scot 777777777 101, 105 Sirotock, Linda 77777777 30, 48, 52 Sirotock, Ronald 7777777777777 98 Slayman, Frances 777777 101, 105 Slicker, Sally 77777777.777777 101 Smart, Betty 777777 39, 47, 50, 62 Smart, Donald 7777777777. 35, 47 Smeltzer, Tina 777777777 101, 104 Smith, Carol 777777 39, 47, 50, 62 Smith, Cheryl 77777 43, 50, 54, 62 Smith, Cynthia 7777777777777. 98 Smith, Dave .7 77777777777777 101 Smith, David 777 77729, 102 Smith, Duane 7777 .777 39, 56 Smith, Ed 77777 77777 3 5, 78 Smith, Gary 777 ------. 101 Smith, Joyce 777 7 77777.7 7730 Smith, Karen 777777777 39, 47, 50 Smith, Maryalice 77. 77777 98, 104 Smith, Reginal 77777777777777. 39 Smith, Ruth Ann77 77777 29, 48, 62 Smith, Sandy 777777777777 35, 48, 51, 53, 57, 62 Smith, Shirley 77.77777..7777 101 Smith, Sue 77777777 35, 48, 51, 62 Nome Name Page No. Smith, Wayne WWWW101, 102, 103 Smyth, Linda., W39, 50, 55, 62 Smythe, Jean ,WW W43, 50, 56, 61 Smythe, Harry WWW , WWW29, 47 Snyder, Bill ,,,, ,W WWW39, 70, 86 Snyder, Dallas ,,.. . ..A,,..., 98 Snyder, Deborah .W, ,.,, 101, 105 Sogorka, Edna WW WW, .,,,, 101 Solly, Joel W ,W, ,,,,, ,39, 70, 101 Sommer, Harry ,,,,,, 39, 71, 80 Sommer, Judy , ,W WWW29, 51, 55 Sommer, Ruth Anne , ,98, 104 Sommers, Joyce 43, 50, 56, 61, 62 Sommerville, Sue 35, 48, 51, 55 Spach, Jack WWW ,, W WW 39, 55 Spach, Mark YY.,YYY. ,...YY 43 Sponseller, Beverley W ,,,, ,,WW43 Stomman, Dave ,,,,,, 39, 56, 60 Stark, Frances ,WWW W. .fee ,WW98 Stayer, Karen W, WW39, 54, 56, 62 St. Clair, Karen ,.....W,.... 101 Steiner, Karen,W. ,,,,, ,WW39, 47, 50, 54, 59, 62 Steiner, Virgil , .,ee, 39, 70 Stenger, Kenneth .eYYe,ee..YYV 98 Stephen, Deanna W , 98, 102, 104 Stockburger, David ,,..,,.., 101 Stoner, Chuck , W ,W 29, 68, 69 Strock, Carole ,,W, ..,,.eee, W98 Studer, Robert . ,,,,,A,.. WWW101 Stuhldreher, Ben ,43 46 70 81 swhlefehef, can W W ' WW'W29,' Stump, Stu rm, Sturm, Bill ,,,,..e, Sturm, Sturm, Suite, Patricia W Swonger, Lynn W, 'I' 67, 69, Stuhldreher, Caroline , 98, Don 29, 31, 46, 53, Barbara W 29, 48, 51, Dave W,W WWWw,'39,-71, Dick. W30, 68, 69, , 101, ,, ,W43, Taggart, James,,43, 59, 101, Talkington, Bill ,WW, WWW43, 59, Talkington, Sharon ,. ee,e, 98, Taylor, David ,e..,, ,,,, 9 B, Name Page Amacher, Walter W Baxter, Lois ,,,,,.. Bond, Virginia .,,, Burgess, Howard WW -1117, WWWW17, 47, 87 104 55 52 W43 80 87 104 47 1 02 70 1 02 1 03 No. Colson, James ,,,,,,,, W14, Davidson, Norwood Douglas, Don , ,,,,, W16, 70, Dutka, Harry ...,,,,,,,. . 14, 16 54 52 16 Chastain, R. Murray ,,,, ..W,WW14 20 16 87 46 13 Essig, William ,.,, Fenton, Victor, Jr. ,,,. 15, 46, 86 INDEX Name Page No. Name P099 N0- Tqylor, Donna ,.,,,,.,,,.. 30, 48 Wagstdff, Sue , .Vf-f ,, A--f-f- 104 Taylor, Richard . W ,,,,, 101, 103 Waldron, Kathy WW,39, 47, 50, 54 Taylor, Thomas WWWW WWWWW60, 9B Wallendorf, Ralph WWW WWWWW47 Taylor, Tim WW,WW ,W,,30, 46 Wallenhurst, Doug WW,,..56, 70 Teagarden, Carol 101, 105 Wallenhurst, Ira ,W WWWWW43 Thackwell, Bill ,,,, ,35, 47, Walsh, Jim W,.W W .,,,,. -30 57, 66, 69 Walther, Dean W ,,., W... 1 03 Thomas, Bill W WW, 43, 46, 86 Walton, Herb , W30, 46 Thomas, Donna , 101, 104 Walworth, Bill WW,, W WW35, 46 Thomas, Mary 35, 48, 61 Warner, Donna . , 104, 105 Thompson, Mary W. .,W..,, 51 Warner, Mary . W ,,,,.,W W98 Thompson, Maynard W , W105 Wova, Roden .W 105 Thompson, Terry,, 30, 47, 87 Weber, Alan W, W, W,39, 56 Tidball, Bruce 39, 56, 71, 86 Webster, Bob W W 32, 35, 46 Tidball, Catherine W ,, WWWW 98 Weidman, Ddvid Y .7431 70 Tilton, Connie 39, 50, 56 Weidman, Mina ,W 98, 105 Tilton, Tim 20, 30, 49, 52, 53, Weimer, Bob ,39, 46, 59, 70, 86 57, 59, 62, os, 66, 69, weimer, Jeek, , , ao, 46, 53, 73, 78, 79, 84, 86, 90 66, 69, 73, 87 Trachsel, Dennis , 98, 105 Welch, Larry W W WWWWWWW 43 Trachsel, Judy ,W 30, 48, Welrh. R0b9l'l - ---35, 56 51, 54, 55, 61 Wellendorff, Ralph WW, ,WW, ,35 Tracy, jegnene ,,,Y--, 35, 51, 55 Weltlich, Roberta , 98, 102, 104 Turns, Judy ,,W WW,WW43, 50 weliY1 G99 99 - ,30, 471 53, 66, Tusing, Ed WA ,A.,-,,.. 35 69, 72, 73, 87, 90 Tusing, Karen ,W WWW W35, 51 wemenj Derma 35 WZ? er z, ames , ,,WW , U West, Penny 36, 39, 56, 61, 62 - West, Stanley WWWWWW 98 WWW43: 47' 3111, wflstffref Llerry 31, 57, 66, 69, 72, 87 wh? ef' ffm M -ma, U d 'W 'l' Bob 649' 56 whilgilz' sferfxnn 35 51. sim 'dfL2'f, baf2:, Ll, efffs jjjjjgg wgendf, Joe 39, 46, 56, so Wnondt, Grace 31, 51, 59 V Wildman, Lonna W 103, 104 . D . Wilhelm, Daniel 102 Valdlserri, Lois W ,98, 103 Wilhelm, La,-ry V v 39 Ven Came, R056 35, 491 51 wilhelm, renee 43, 50, 56, 62 Van Voorhls, LarryW35, 46, 67,69 Willaman, Chip 43' 70 Venesdlef B'll f -ff- r f-f- 99 Willaman, Kathy W W98, 104 Vfmonl SU 'dY 43, 501 56 Willaman, Ricky W WWW39, 61 Vgckefsl Cheek ee 'fem-6' wnneme, Cheryl vs, 102 W-rzn,B.lnun-el ,e 756143 wsnieme, genise W, ,,,,,,,, HB5 'U f ' -H -- - I i iams, onna , ,W,43, 5 , 54, 56, 60, 62 W wauaeme, EileenW,43, 47, so, so Wagner, Bob WWWWWW W..W. 3 0 Williams, Nancy WWWW WWWWWWW 1 05 Name Page No. Name Page No. Fife, Robert .WWW WWW,70, 105 Kershaw, Geneva 105 Gatchell, Lawrence W, WW17, 20 Kinney, Thomas 12, 105 Gates, Clarence WWW WWW,16, 105 Lawrence, Preston ,,W12 Geib, Doris JaneWWW,. WWWW 102, 105 Lieberman, Pauline 105 Geih, Elmer WWWWWWWWWWWW 15, 55 Lininger, Vera 17, 47 Haverstock, DaleWWW17, 71, 78, 85 Lorenz, June 13 Heggy, Doris Jane WWWW . WWWWW 105 Matthews, Dan 16, 81 Howard, Helen WW,WW ,WW, WWWW, 15 McCoy, Mary , 17, 48, 105 Hushour, Wilbur ,W , 102, 105 Moser, Corwin 90 Jeannero, Janice .W ,,WW W105 Pfouts, Florence , 14 Keck, Betty WWWWW. WWWWWWW 1 3 Poorman, David WWWWW 70, 103, 105 Name Page No. Williams, Ronnie W.W,W31, 67, 69 Williams, Sandro ,31, 48, 51, 59 Williams, Tim WWWWW., WWW105 Williamson, Daniel Wilson, Kenneth Wilson, Robert ,WW, Windle, Cheryl Windle, Lorelei Winholt, Mary Winholt, Ruth Wolfe, Kay Wolfe, Sandra WW Wood, Bob WW Wood, Jim ,W WWWW Workinger, Elden Wright, Jerry , Wright, Robert WW, Wright, Susan W,W Wycuff, Thomas WWW 4 Wyles, Nancy 39, Wyles, Steve , ,W .WW98 W., ,WWW105 WWWWW98 WW35, 48, 51 W 43, 47, 60 ,WWW104 WWWWWWW47 , WWWWW WW43 31, 47, 87 W 39, 61 W, 98, 103 WWWWWWW43 , WWWWWW98 , WWW, . WW98 , WWWWWWW 104 7, 50, 54, 62 W W.,W 98, 103 Y Yont, Judy , 35, 51, 57, 62 Yingling, Bill WWWWWWWWWWWW 103 Yingling, Helen 32, 35, 48, 49, 51, 52 Yingling, Mary Jane , WWW39, 47, 50, 52, 62 Young, Sally W WWWW ,W ,WWW104 Yurick, Vincent -- v--Ae -A43 Yost, Cheryl ,,39, 47, 50 Z Zbinden, Dennis W ,.W.W, WWWWW W39 Zeller, James WWW , WWW. WWWW W 105 Zettler, Mary WW98, 102, 104 Zettler, William , ,,W36, 39, 55, 68, 69, 80 Ziesmer, Beth Ann W ,WWW,35, 51 Ziesmer, David WWW,, WWWWWW 43, 59 Zinslen, Barbara WW WW98, 104 Zink, Timothy WWW Zintz, Barbara W W 51, Zintz, Ronald , WWW Zupp, Bradley WWW WWWWWW103 W3l, 48, 49, 53, 55, 62, 63 WWWWWWW43, 81 WWWWWWPB, 105 Page No. Ramga, Cecil Ramga, Mildred WW Richie, Joan W WWW ,, ,14, 53, 57 W.WWW15, 48 WWWW.16, 50 Rizzo, Anthony , , WWWWW ,W15, 63 Robinson, AnneW W , W ,WW104, 105 Rohrbaugh, ElmaW, .W,,,Wl5, 56 Rook, Richard W,, Sauder, H. C. W W Sibert, Lucile WW Small, Judy WWWWW Steve, Andrew WW Young, Jacqueline W W ,WWW15, 87 WW12, 13 WWW105 WW WWW105 .W,7o, 105 WWWWWWW13 April 8, 1960 This page is comple+ing monihs of hard bu+ enioyable labor. Throughoui' 'rhe pasi' mon'rhs fhe members of 'rhe annual slaff have experienced many headaches, along wi+h much pleasure, as we have fried +o make 'rhe I96O SCOOP +he besi' yearbook 'rhaf Jackson has published. We hope if is one of which you will approve and be proud +o show your friends. l wani' fo fhank fhe adminisl'ra+ion, faculfy, and sfudeni' body for The assislance 1'ha'r you have given +he siaff during +he year. I would also like 'ro +hank all of +he members of +he sfaff for fheir fine cooperalion. We would like +o give special appreciafion +o Troup and Plufo Sfudio and 'rhe Seiple Li+hograph Company for fheir aid and advice in helping us +o make 'rhe I960 SCOOP one fha? you will never forgef. Bes+ of luck 'ro +he nexi' year's s+aff. I hope +ha+ +hey will receive as many benefifs from fheir work as we, 1'he Senior members, have derived from ours. Sincerely, BARBARA CORBETT Ed i+or ,vnu A Tk, ,R W. ,V , My 3' 5 5 If 1 3 if 5 f 5 k M ff, I .- , 3 5 Y .5,g iw 7 N , rx - ' K. Kas?-Q25 E I 'Z 2: ' 11? . .5 ef suPPLfMENr I Virtue ls Its Own Reward LINDA SIROTOCK Secrelarial Award Miss Linda Sirofoclr was chosen as fhe oulsfanding secrefary by lhe 'lacully and was presenfed wifh a copy of rhe Sl'andard Handbook 'for Secre+aries . The gifl' was from 'rhe Massillon Chap- ler of fhe Na+ional Secrelaries Associaiion. Linda had passed her l20-words- a-minule shorfhand les? on new, unpreviewed dicfalion wilh 981, BCCLIYBCY. Bill Brenneman was presen+ed 'lhe John Phillip Sousa Award -for rhis oufsfanding worlr in fhe band. Bill was presidenf of fhe band, sfudenf conduclor of +he school concerf band, and conduclor of ihe school pep band. He soloed on ihe loassoon wirh +he band during his iunior and senior years, holding 'firsf chair. He has been a member of lhe dance band during his four years of high school. SHIRLEY LeBEAU Oulsranding Commercial Award Shirley LeBeau was selecled as +he ouisranding s+uden+ in +he commercial deparlmenf l959-l960 and was presenied a ceriificale from fhe Underwood Company. Shirley was selecred on fhe fol- lowing poinfsz upper one-'rhird of class, a'r+endance, dependabilify, personalify, co-operafion, and characler. NADINE HALTER Arion Award Bll.l. BRENNEMAN John Phillip Sousa Award BONNIE HOLLENDER Oufsfanding Typisl A medallion, presenfed lhrough +lne Underwood Awards program, was awarded lo Miss Bonnie Hollender as rhe Bes+ Typisl of fhe Year. Bonnie had reached BI c.w.p. before she received fhe award. The Na+ionaI Arion Foundafion Music Award was presenied 'lo Nadine Haller for her oulsfand- ing band work. Nadine played 'firsr chair clari- ne'I' in fhe band her senior year. She was vice president sludenr conduclor, and a maiorefle. She has parficipa+ed in numerous conlesfs winning excellenl and superior raiings. She also a+- fended many band clinics. Senior Awards Chosen on lhe basis of her score in +he D.A.R. Good Ci+izen fesl, Barbara Zinfz received a cerlifi- ca+e and a pin. The preseniaiion was based on her knowledge in American Hisiory and her loyalfy +o our naiion. BARBARA CORBETT Ouisfanding Senior BARBARA ZINTZ D.A.R. Award Barbara CorbeH' was chosen for ihe ciiizenship award by +he faculiy and adminisfraiion on 'ihe basis of her characfer, civic leader- ship, cour'I'esy, and cooperaiion. The award, a beauiiful Elgin wrisl' wafch, was presenied fo her a+ lhe Class Day Assembly by Mr. H. C. Sauder. is r r A TIM TILTON PAT McCORMlCK Danforih Award Danforih Award This year Tim Til+on and Pai McCormick were awarded copies of William H. Danfor+h's inspirafional book, l Dare You , made possible by +he Danforih Foundaiion. They were presenfed ihese for exhibiling dis+inc+ qualifies of leadership in +heir personal development The invocation, welcome, appreciation, and farewell addresses are moments of sincere seriousness in this program. .IQ The Rev. Harry Strauch, pastor of St. Jacobs Lutheran Barbara Zinti, Co-Salutatorian, welcomes those present Church. opens the exercises with invocation. on behalf ot the Senior Class ot I960. Barbara Corbett, Co-Salutatorian, sincerely extends Tim Tilton, Valedictorian, solemnly addresses the audi- appreciation trom the Senior Class to all ot the ence as he says a tinal tarewll trom the Class ot l960 people who have made our education possible. to all ot their triends, relatives, classmates, and faculty members. The Long Awaited Moment Comes and Goes A4 The Seniors eagerly awaii lhe momenl' when each will have his diploma securely placed in his hand. Eugene Reynolds smiles as Mr. Gilmore, presidenf of Pal Drury wears an expression of achievemeni as she fhe Jackson Memorial School Board, presenfs him wilh +urns her lassel and becomes a proud alumni. his diploma and congralulaiions. l+'s all over! The new alumni proudly buf sadly leave fhe audilorium as +he band plays +he War March of +he Priesl's . We Will Never Forget the Aloha Luau K 4 , Nkvewsfme. Bonnie Callahan and Florence Furbee are adding Janel Miller 'lalres a few momenfs from dancing fo fhe Hawaiian mood of fhe evening wifh lhe fo phoiograph a few of her friends. leiis lhey are wearing. From flie expressions on lhe faces you can fell lhaf everyone is having a marvelous lime. Lx e ,if 1 i ' 'P f 9 Q 'ips These lhree young men seem fo have losi lheir A+ infei-mission everyone lines up for clales, or is if ilwal lhey would raiher gaze af llhe refreshmenfs. founlain alone +oge+l1er. Junior - Senior Prom Those who afiended lhe prom experienced an A few of the couples slop fo resf and enioy a boifle of evening fha? fhey will never 'forget pop. From lhe way if loolrs fhe res+ is well needed. Here some of fhe couples pause lo visil for awhile and resl fheir feel. These couples seem lo be having e real good lime as lhey dance fo lhe music of Dicl: Slevens and his orcheslre. Unusual Scenes From Our Daily Lives Daddy, +l1ere's a shorf circuii in fhis guH'ar. Which one is fhe mascoi? Our s+a'ff phofographers admire Troup 8: Plu'l'o's work. Sfudious Don Smari Esq. ponders over our favori're his+ory +eacher's fMr. Rook, gems for Hwoughf. Whaf do you mean I am snoring in your orange iuice7 Recreation Can Also Be Education The Nazarene enfers and disrupfs fhe sfoning parfy wifh fha words, Lei him who is sinless casf fhe firsf s'l'one. The iuniors presenfed Shadow Of A Cross on April 22 8: 23, l960. Mr. Anfhony Rizzo was fhe direcfor. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY ln February fhe Juniors began rehearsals of fheir play, Shadow of a Cross , fhe firsf dramafic class play presenfed af Jaclzson High. The firsf rehearsals were accompanied by fhe usual shenanigans buf as fhe producfion dafe neared, 'rhe play shaped up well. If was presenfed on fhe evenings of April fwenfy-second and fwenfy-fhird. The play opens on a scene of fhe gafes of Jerusalem wifh Joel, a young Jewish silversmifh, refurn- ing home from Joppa. He learns fhaf during his absence a feacher lChris+l wifh a greaf following among fhe people has appeared. Joel and Judas of lscariof, a follower of fhe feacher, plof fo force Him fo lead a rebellion againsf Rome. They befray Him fo Caiaphas who fakes Him fo Pilafe. There fhe mob furns againsf Him and causes Him fo be crucified. Joel's plof fails and he defermines fo false revenge upon Paulus, a Roman soldier wifh whom he has had a violenf argumenf. When fhey meef, fhe Lord reveals Himself as a blinding lighf and converfs bofh of fhem. Mary of Nazarefh ...., Darlene Bolea Rahel .....,,....... Louise Fiersfos Mary of Cleophas .,... Jerry Carfiea Aclsah ,.... . .,,... Donna Kimble Lara ...... .......,.. S herry Bray Rufh ...,.... Joan Fidler Rheba ., ,...,... Susan Befhel Saphira . ..... Beffy Anne Horsf Zara .............. Lorelei Windel Lydia ....,....,.., Helen Yingling Mary of Magdalene.Judy Brumbaugh CAST: lLeff fo Righfl Tirzah .. Sfephan Gallim . Maria Alexander .. . Bob Kershaw .... .,, Bob Websfer Marc ..,, ..... J im Bresson Claudio Larry Haymalrer Paulus 4 .. ...... Dave Day Nazarene . . ,......,. Terry Ulm Caiaphas . , ...., Bill Schroeder Joel ..,.. . ., Dick Sheehan Direclor ..,....,....... Mr. Rizzo Assisfanf Direcfor .. .... Mr. Fenfon Judas . ...., Marfin Gradiian Simon Pefer .,.. Rollie Johnson Phlegon Deniel Pilafe , , .... Jamie Rader Greg Savchenlio Joe Guesl Anal: .....,,...,... Lauren Colfrin Cozbi . Jorah . Nof in fhe picfure: Judi Elder Nancy Ronk Good Sportsmanship Builds Strong Character KNEELING: Steve Ayers, Manager: Brian Hasseman, John Arnold, Tim Rummins, Carl Stuhldreher, Wayne Longbrake Roland Johnson, Dennis Huey, Paul Gerber, Manager. STANDING: Tom Eckard, Harry Rennecker, Allen Mathena John Blackstone, Dave Day, Tim Tilton, George Welty. BASEBALL This year's baseball team brought home the tirst place trophy ot the Class AA league. Jackson was co-champon with Glenwood as both schools had outstanding teams. The entire school is very proud ot the team and Mr. Fite, the boys' coach. Allen Mahena slides into base as second baseman Brian Hasseman tags him out. I960 SCHEDULE Jackson. .... 9 Canton South . . Jackson. ..,. 2 McKinley ..... . Jackson. .,.. 0 Lincoln ...,. . Jackson. . ,... 4 Glenwood . . . Jackson. ,.,. 3 Lehman ..., . Jackson. .... 4 Navarre .... , Jackson. . .. 3 Sandy Valley . .. Jackson. .... 8 Glenwood . . . Jackson. . .... B Marlington . . Jackson. . .... 3 Navarre Jackson. . .... I4 Perry . .. Jackson. . ..,. 3 Lehman ... Jackson. .... 3 Louisville . . . . Jackson.. .... I7 Sandy Valley ... Jackson, ,... 4 North Canton ., Jackson. ..,. 3 Central ....... . Jackson. ,... 5 Canton South .. Jackson. . .... 8 Perry ...... . . Jackson. .... 5 Lincoln , ,. One of Perry's players is up io haf as Allen Maihena hopes fhal he will be able lo malre ihe calch for which he is prepared. up 3.44 Tim Tillon, a senior member of fhe feam, has iusl Some fasf acfion is displayed by several of Jaclson's players for ihey realize compleled a beauliful curve ball and is wafching lhai every second can make flue difference befween a viclory or a defeat for fhe sfrilre. George Welly demonslrafes his l:aHing slzill for a few of his 'leammales land fhe girls' gym class, during a prac+ice session. Sound Bodies Build Sound Minds KNEELING: Andy Sieve, coach: Bruce Rohrer, Bob Websler, Tim Filkil, Bob Underwood, John Gillis, Tim Jolliff, Polo Marinakis, Terry Ulm, Charles Hubiak, Bob Monlgomery, Phil Krebs, and Don Douglas, coach. STANDING: Bill Thackwell, Bill Sfurm, Bob Kelly, Ted Rohrer, Louie Haer, Vic Berloni, Allen, Ross, Jack Weimer, Ronnie Burfnelf, Karl Ney, Tim Serra, Bruce Harris, Gary Monlgomery. TRACK As any sporls fan knows, il' lakes a long period of lime io eslablish a successful leam. The lrack Team is lhe newesl' member of Jackson's alhlelic family. This year's season saw many advances over 'lhe pasl' years. More boys came oul for lhe leam 'lhis year +han ever before. Their spiril was high and 'rheir e'F'Fo+s showed il. The school records in eighl of lhe fourleen evenls in which lhese boys parlicipaled were broken, many of lhem more lhan once. The broad iump was broken by Pele Marinakis, and Vic Berloni broke lhe shol record. Mr. Sleve can be very proud of lhe i960 lrack leam and +he progress 'lhal' his leams have made lhrough fhe years. Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Tim Jolliff is anlicipaling lho lasl lense minufos before The gun is sounded. Jackson. . 49 44M am sam 48 I5 p+s. I 960 SCHEDULE Norlhwesl ...,............. Harlvllle .................. Minerva 65yg: Sandy Valley.. Harlvllle ..,,.,............ Norlhwesl' . ..,,....,...,. . . l6+h placel couNTY MEET. 60 MM: 36 552 bl 1 Eff! I ER E 1 . .-.r 43' ' M--.,,,,-M X I in ,, A 3 5 5 1 I awww ..u.gM'9'5 ' awp