Jackson Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (North Jackson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

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RAYBURN Milton Elementary Superintendent Principal I MARY LUCY LAUBAN Principal BOARD OF EDUCATIO Left to right-Roscoe Conklin, Wayne Goist, Clair Worley, John Rayburn, Supt.g Donald Shook, Clerkg Maurice Jones, Prin.g Harold Thomas, Vice-Presidentg Rollin Schreiber, President. Opal Jones, Secretary. X if X., R, F.-,,,-....,...1-41 ik., ,,,..-.-----, FACULTY 7 R LEON SLAVIN Social Science ANN M. JOCHMAN Home Economics CHARLES FEDYNA Mathematics FLORENCE KOVACHIK Vocal Music ANTHONY BILLICK Physical Education E. P. VANAUKEN Industrial Arts JAUNITA SIESHOLTS Latin English 5 EL LONG Mathematics Social Sciences EDNA MAE GOODWIN Commercial THOMAS A. BRINKLEY Social Science MARY LUCY LAUBAN English Principal MICHAEL A. CONTI Physical Science JOSEPH C. PERLITZ Driver Education Mechanical Drawing ROBERT E. FURNEY FLORENCE GORDON Instrumental Music Physical Education y JACKSONA D ILTO ELEMENTARY I I ri. First Row: Left to right-Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Tondo, Mrs. Moherman, Mrs. Riggs. Second Row-Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Kovachik, Mrs. Hess. P First Row: Left to right-Mrs. Long, Mrs. Henry, Miss Stathies. Second Row-Mrs. Funk, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Smith. , ,Q 3 E 6 SENIURS ONNA McDONAL Mickey Course Commercial Ambition To be a fashion design Activities Chorus 1 Commentator 4 Sebring 2 3 McKinley Choir 2, 3 Trogan Staff 3 Librarian 2 3 Hi-Y 2 CHARLES BERRY- Chuck Course: Academic Ambition: To be good and honest Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 3, 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 4 Rifle Club 3, 4 Librarian 4 Senior Play 4 Business Manager Annual 4 NICK HLYWA-- Nifty Course: Academic Ambition: To get through college Activities: Football 2, 3 Basketball 1 Minstrel 2, 4 Commentator 4 Student Council 3 Co-Editor Annual 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Class Play 4 - ., t -fl! A09 6 T Ns. is X .401 NOTE JAMES WELSH- Mouse Course: General Ambition: To be successful Activities: Commentator 4 Librarian 4 Minstrel 3 THOMAS LACUSKY-- Tom Course: General Ambition: To live a happy life Activities: Speech Play 3 MARLENE HARRIS Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a success Activities: Band 1, 2, 8, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4 Alliance Music Festival 3 Monitor 1 May Court 1, 3 E 2 ROBERT BROWN- Bob Cour e: General Ambition: To be a doctor Activities: Football 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Alliance Music Fe tival 3 Speech Play 3 Junior Play 3 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 May Court 3 VERA STEVENS Course: General Ambition: To be successful Activities: Speech Play 3 Commentator Staff 3 HARRY WADDINGTON- Flop Course: Academic Ambition: To be a millionaire Activities: Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 4 Senior Play 4 Monitor 1 , ef , r . 15277 ., Yivfll' I I ., . ,an 4, k Vs www V WILLIAM ANDREWS- Bill' Course: Academic Ambition: To be successful in every- thing I do Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Boys' State 3 Speech Play 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 Librarian 4 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 2, 4 Class Officer 1 Class Play 3 CHARLES WILSON- Willie Course: General Ambition: To make a success of my life Activities: Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 ANNABELLE BAILEY Course: Academic Ambition: To be a teacher Activities: Belle Center 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 4 Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 4 County Band 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 County Chorus 3 County Orchestra 1, 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 2 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 3 Homecoming Queen Attendant 1 9 4 JANET MILLER- Jan Course: Academic Ambition: To be a music teacher Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Octette 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' State 3 Class Officer 4 May Queen Attendant 2, 3 Minstrel' 1, 2, 3, 4 Alliance Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 1, 3 x JESSE CRUM- Jess Course: General Ambition: To eat, sleep, and married Activities : Speech Play 1 BARBARA DAUGHERTY- Babs Course: Academic Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Octette 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Speech Play 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 May Court 3 Alliance Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 May Queen Attendant 1, 3 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Q , 55, 45 HOWARD WARNER- Bud Course: General Ambition: To retire at 45 Activities: Band 1, 3, 4 Swing Band 4 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Minstrel 3, 4 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 4 JT A 1' l-NS ,hx' Course: Academic Ambition: To go to college Activities: Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 THOMAS McDOUGAL- Windy MARJORIE DAVIS- Margie Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a stenographer Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3 May Court 1 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Alliance Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4 Octette 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 N.H.S. 3, 4 RODELLA LEICHLITER- Bow Course: Academic Ambition: 'Z Activities: N.H.S. 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 3, 4 Octette 3, 4 Majorette 3, 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 3, 4 May Court 3 Alliance Music Festival 1 Junior Play 3 Speech Play 3 , 1, ,wma A ?g, si it l 3, , X wk , 1 V PAUL KOVACH- Butch Course: Academic Ambition: To be normal Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 4 May Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 8, 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Minstrel 3, 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Boys' State 3 f Monitor 1 lm, A iflig , ,Q sg' , s, ,: I ps ROBERT SCHLEICHER- Bob Course: General Ambition: To be a profe sional singer Activities: Speech Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Commentator 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA WALTON- Pat Course: Commercial Ambition: To have happiness and success Activities: Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1 Minstrel 1, 2, 4 Basketball 1 May Court 3 GLENN HARSHMAN- Harsh Course: Academic Ambition: To be a coach Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Minstrel 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 May Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 EDWARD IPE- Eddie Course: General Ambition: To be successful Activities: Football 3 Baseball 3, 4 Y Aa ft 1 1' i X51 -9' ! n1v f- : 'ty 1 167552 it Nui?-,ell f ,IQ , X - fa' I Qlljxli jxf X! I XX X 1 ..f RICHARD RAMSEY- Tex Course: General Ambition: To work on WWVA, Wheeling, W. Va. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Play 4 Football 1 Track 3 Course: General Ambition: To go Activities: Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3, 4 RUDY PENCE- U Skip!! to college 'BETTY CRIBLEY- Shortie Course: General Ambition: To have success and happiness Activities: Commentator Staff 4 K x IIN -X 5 Pi A 1 - I .S t vw, 1 xfg ' . Y 'f P ,.f' sw .x,-z ly mshl X ' 'Q-, 4 1' l 2,1 :Q 7 MILDRED CARNESSALI- Millie Course: Commercial Ambition: To be a C. P. S. Activities : Band 1, 2 Speech Play 3 Class Play 3, 4 Homecoming Queen 4 May Court 1, 3 N.H.S. 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 4 Monitor 1 Librarian Minstrel 1 1 Annual Staff 4 Q NANCY SMITH- Nan Course: Academic Ambition: To be a medical technician Activities: Commentator Staff 1 Chorus 1 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4 Minstrel 1, 2, 4 Monitor 1 N.H.S. 3, 4 Girls' State 3 May Court 3 Co-Editor Annual 4 Class Play 3, 4 WILLIAM WALTER- Bill' Course: General Ambition: To be a successful lawyer Activities: Football 2, 3 Basketball 4 Commentator 4 Speech Play 3 SENIOR SPONSORS Mary Lucy Lauban John E. Rayburn SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Let's all imagine that we are taking a trip ten years in the future. We will have an opportunity to see if the 1954 graduates of Jackson-Milton High School have really attained their ambitions. So, all set now, let your imaginations transport you to many different places. First, we find ourselves in the state of Ohio, at the Governor's man- sion. The first person we see is the honorable Governor himself, Ed Ipe. He is flanked by,his two trustworthy assistants, Tom Lacusky and Charles Wilson. They seem to be having a serious conversation with the famous criminal lawyer, Bill Walter. In another room of the mansion, we see Ohio's First Lady, none other than the former Patty Walton, conversing with the well-known fashion designer, Donna McDonal, on the subject of a future wardrobe. These former seniors have really found success for themselves! But, now, let's travel on to a different section of the country. Those huge buildings look familiar. Why, no wonder, that's the school these seniors graduated from! Look! There's the football team coming out to practice! And look who their coach is! Why-it's Glenn Harshman! The school has won many trophies under his excellent leadership. They must really be proud of him! Let's look into the school itself now. As we wander through the halls, we see one of the teachers, Annabelle Bailey, talking with the music teacher, Janet Miller. As we travel over the countryside, we pass the luxurious home of the millionaire, Harry Waddington. We observe this famous classmate of ours, as he arranges with the famous comedy team of Bud Warner and Robert Schliecher, for an appearance on one of his numerous TV shows. We stop for a short while at a large city hospital, where we see a large group of those famous in the medical and scientific fields. Among them we recognize the noted scientist Paul Kovach with his nurse Rodella Leichliter, and his private secretary Millie Carnessali. V P f I I T Farther along, we see the skilled doctor, Bob Brown, accompanied by his efficient nurse, Barbara Daugherty. This small group, by working closely together, have made discoveries of great benefit to the world! Well, we must leave this interesting scene for a while. This time we stop at a great, wide-spreading farm. This huge establishment is owned and operated by Tom McDougal and Charles Berry. Tom McDougal is, at this moment, dictating a letter to his secretary, Margie Davis. Charles Berry is having a friendly chat, with an old classmate of his, Jesse Crum, who is now the manager and co-owner of the Standard Steel Spring Corporation. We now pass over the many car lots owned by Nick Hlywa. On one of his testing grounds, we observe Rudy Pence and James Welsh, as they carefully note the performance of a new-type automobile. These two are authorities on this subject and are always in great demand for their pro- fessional opinions. We now stop briefly at the radio station of WWVA. Here, we see Dick Ramsey, better known as Tex, as he rehearses for tonight's personal appearance. Talk about dreams coming true! We now travel quite a long distance this time. We find ourselves at the University of Wisconsin. There is Bill Andrews, now coach, after he was such a great star in three major competitive sports. Ony one more stay to make now! In a large city, we see the famous model, Betty Cribley, with her agent, Vera Stevens, and her secretary, Marlene Harris. What a wide variety of fields these graduates have found success in! Thanks for accompanying me on this trip into the future. I hope everyone has found it interesting. - ,54 CLASS H1sToRY The first day in high school was a long awaited event. Finally that time came. Our sponsors were Miss Chill and Mr. Massaro. Our class of- ficers were: President, Barbara Daugherty, Vice-President, Bill Andrews, Secretary, Millie Carnessalig Treasurer, Tom McDougal 5 and Student Coun- cil Rep., Paul Kovach. In our sophomore year our sponsors were Mr. Ruebsamen and Mr. Van Auken. Our class officers were: President, Paul Kovach: Vice-President, Barbara Daugherty 5 Secretary, Margie Davis, Treasurer, Tom McDougalg and Student Council Rep., Bill Andrews. Our junior- year started out with a magazine drive in which we made over 3200. Our class rings came in January of 1953. Our class officers were: President, Glenn Harshman 5 Vice-President, Paul Kovach 9 Secretary, Bar- bara Daughertyg Treasurer, Tom McDougal, and Student Council Rep., Nick Hlywa. We were very proud to have eight members of our class in- ducted into the National Honor Society. Also many of the boys of our class participated in the various school sports. On September 9, 1953, our dreams came true, we were Seniors We had quite a task before us to start making money for our senior trip, but under the patient supervision of our sponsors, Mrs. Lauban and Mr. Ray- burn, we finally made it. 4 Our class officers were: President, Paul Kovach, Vice-President, Glenn Harshmang Secretary, Barbara Daugherty, Corresponding Secre- tary, Janet Millerg Treasurer, Millie Carnessalig and Student Council Rep., Bill Andrews. E LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of sound mind and body, we, the class of 1954 do hereby will and bequeath our worldly possessions: To the faculty we leave peace and quiet. To the Juniors we leave the worms in the candy bars. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get along with the faculty. To the Freshmen we leave our brains ? ? ? Bill Andrews wills his superiority in basketball to Billy Dickson. Annabelle Bailey wills her blush to anyone who wants it. Charles Berry wills his love of football to Dave Metzler. Bob Brown wills his position as end man to Dewey Clark. Millie Carnessali wills her height to Larry Beytos and please take good care of it. Betty Cribley wills her short hair to Dorothy Klingeman. Jesse Crum Wills his need for a haircut to Harold Schisler. Barbara Daugherty wills her job as statistician to Mary Kovach. Margie Davis wills her love of English to Wayne Harmon. Marlene Harris wills her dimples to anyone who wants them. Glenn Harshman Wills his position as Captain to Delmar Stanley. Nick Hlywa wills his hair to Mr. VanAuken. Ed Ipe wills his brains in English to Dave Metzler. Paul Kovach wills all his wonderful equipment in physics class to Mr. Conti. Tom Lacusky wills his curly hair to Jack Purdy. Rodella Leichliter wills her bassoon to Mr. Furney. Donna McDonalwil1s her Light and Bright to Linda Snowden. Tom McDougal wills his height and weight to Delmar Stanley. Janet Miller wills her music ability to Mr. Furney. Rudy Pence wills all his knowledge about girls to Wayne Harmon. Dick Ramsey wills all his music ability to anyone who likes to come in at 5:00 a.m. Bob Schleicher wills his extra weight to Tommy Reinhart. Nancy Smith wills her baton to Janice Kimpton. Vera Stevens Wills her imagination to anyone who Wants it. Patty Walton wills her four years as majorette to anyone who likes to argue. Bill Walter wills his job selling candy to any junior who wants it. Bud Warner wills his safe driving to Mr. Perlitz. Jim Welsh Wills his excess weight to Dave Metzler. Charles Wilson wills his cool temper to Mr. Billick. Harry Waddington wills his ability to have the right answers at the right time to Jim Gothay. XX X fx vj ,........ A Q xj Qfxx UNDERCLASSMEN JU ICR CLASS First Row: Left to right: D. Klingeman, M. Kovach, P. Kurzawa, J. Kimpton, L. Snow den,M. Powronznyk, P. Prokop, E. Young, C. Rovder. Second Row: Mrs.Kovachik, M. Frank, R. Welk, M. Tobin, C. Berry, C. Book, R. Le- hotsky, L. Wilson, M. Marshall, E. Collins, Mr. Brinkley. Third Row: J. Purdy, M. Stearns, G. Thomas, D. Shrader, B. Short, J. Bletso, A. Schmidt, D. Clegg. Fourth Row: W. Harmon, H. Dettmer, S. Cunn, J. Davitt, G. Chalfant, R. Vasko, E. Phillips, G. Theisler, E. Schleicher, E. Schleicher. Fifth Row: D. Clark, D. Shoff, R. Roof, L. Baytos, D .Galayde, D. Metzler, J. McKee, J. Marshall, E. Hess, P. Dierkes. We started our Junior year by having a magazine subscription drive, in which we made over 3400. Cur class rings arrived on December 21, 1953. Cur sponsors were Mrs. Kovachik and Mr. Brinkley. The class officers were: President, Lawrence Baytosg Vice-President, Phyllis Kurzawag Secretary, Cla Ann Book, Co-Treasurers, Ruth Ann Lehotsky and Ed Hess, Student Couh- cil Rep. Mary Kovach. Several of our boys participated in the various sports. Nancy Truitt was chosen varsity cheerleader and Phyllis Kurzawa was chos- eg reserve cheerleader. We also had several members in both the band and c orus. OPHOMORE First Row: Left to right: A. Mudge, L. Wilson, M. Harger, G. Nemeth, D. Anderson, M. Rothacher, E. Suetta, C. Cribley, K. Young. Second Row: Mr. Fedyna, B. Summerville, P. McCullough, F. Stevens, A. Dettmer, G. ?hgsler, J. Broadwater, P. Brooks,B. Shilling, R. McKee,C. Walters, L. Cdlligan, M. Fisher, . exton. Third Row: Mr. VanAuken, M. Kinkade, D. Swope, M. Kuhns, T. Siegel, P. Kepner, E. Lovas, R. Gura D. Ford, R. Hendershott, M. Baker, M. Conklin. Fourth Row: G. Lehman, P. Shaffer, W. McDougal, IC. Shoff, B. Sharp, K. Wilson, G. Sickle, J. Gothay, B. Davis, R, MacLochlan, W. Rose, D. Maquire. Fifth Row: T. Crum, C. Smith, M. Moore, B. Amodio, R. Doyle, J. Usher, B. Gusbeth, H. Schisler, D. McDougal, J. Grove, R. VanDette, D. Graham, G. Gibbs, B. Hudson. During this year several parties were held. Our class sponsors were Mr. VanAuken and Mr. Fedyna. The class officers were: President, Richard Doy- leg Vice-President, Marcia Fisher, Secreary, Linda Colligang Treasurer Dale McDougal, and Student Council Rep., Patricia Kepner. Several of our boys participated in the various sports. Kathy Young was chosen varsity cheer- leader and Nancy Sexton and Patricia Kepner, reserve cheerleaders. We also had several members in both the band and chorus. FRESHME First Row: left to right: M. Harden, D. Purdy, H. Rhodes, N. Urich, F. Grahski, F. Shaf- fer, D. Doyle, H. Allen, J. Roessler. Second Row: M. Henry, J. Keck, M. Lester, J. Manypenny, V. Reinhart, D. Hartman, D. Baynes, G. Nemeth, S. Spell, P. Cone, J. Gura, C. Frank, Mrs. Gordon. Third Row: Mr. Furney, C. McCullough, N. Hunt, G. Weaver, B. Richetts, S. Schmitt, W. MacLochlan, R. Chick, D. Stanley, D. Stearns, T. Hennacy. Fourth Row: W. Dickson, R. Martin, J. Clay, J. Rohrbaugh, D. Preston, W. Lehotsky, O. Harklewood, A. Stephenson, G. Yuhas, E. Bolyard. Fifth Row: H. Anderson, P. Smith, N. Begeot, A. Blazek, B. Smith, L. Lambert, R. Pittman, P. Manypenny, R. Walton, J. Hash, B. Lewis, W. King. We started high school under the supervision of our sponsors, Mrs. Gor- don and Mr. Furney. Our class officers were: President, Paul Manypenny, Vice-President, Diane Purdy, Secretary, Don Preston, Treasurer, Larry Lam- bert, and Student Council Rep., Jim Hash. Several of our boys participated in the Various sports. Nancy Urich was chosen varsity cheerleader. We also had several members in both the band and chorus. EIGHTH GR DE First Rowzg left to right, G. Harger, C. Harmon, M. Shoff, L. Phillips, J. Yerke, P. Lac- usky, G. Edwards, M. Maquire, N. Williams Second Row: Mrs. Goodwin, M. Harden, M. Koontz, J. Tobin, H. Berry, L. Cone, S. Dickson, J. Williams, P. Swope, M. Bonsall, D. Adams, D. Young, R. Hovis, Mr. Perlitz. Third Row: D. Miller, E. Harkleroad, J . Lehotsky, K. Zimmerman, K. Serich, M. Smlth, I. Farkas, J. Weaver, B. Spencer, F. Zunic, R. Clegg, R. Keller, S. Garritano. A Fourth Row: N. Hoeffer, J. Maynard, A. Jessop, B. Sickle, T. Dugan, R. Brinsey, F. Hash, M. Fitch, L. Farkas, K. Pew, L. Bressler, B. Naypaver, C. Oblinger I I Fifth Row: J. Hendershot, J. Graham, G. Kopp, P. Chick, B. Clark, W. Fox, O. Phillips, B. Bryner, T. Rayburn, T. Marshall, R. Baringer, J. Collins. Our sponsors this year were Mrs. Goodwin and Mr. Perlitz. Our class of- ficers were: President, Tom Rayburn, Vice-President, Bill Sickle, Secretary- Treasurer, Frances Zunicg and Student Council Rep., Alfred Jessop. Several of our boys were on the junior-high basketball team. Patty Swope and Kay Zimmerman were chosen cheerleaders for the team. We also had several members in both the band and chorus. SEVENTH GR DE First Row: left to right: M. Hovis, L. Alltop, N. Keeler, D. Gura, M. Abraham, J. Grove, W. Hudson, F. Alltop, P. Bigelow. r Second Row: J. Davitt, D. Holmes, H. Crytzer, F. Buddervich, I. Carnes, M. Brinsey, B. Bartel, Mr. Long. l Third Row: M. Hoeffler, S. Cone, V. Hetzel, P. Hightower, N. Fryar, L. Davis, D. Dith- cart, B. Clay. Fourth Row, J. Clegg, B. Burbank, C. Farkas, B. Graham, P. Clay, D. Hout, D. Hood, J. Boren, L. Hovis, D. Cribley. We started our first year of junior-high under the supervision of Mrs. Siesholts and Mr. Long. Our class officers were: President, Duane Houtg Vice President, John Worley, Secretary, Jeanette Grove, Treasurer, Larry Smith, and Student Council Rep. Michael Markel. Several of our boys were on the junior high basketball team. Jane Kurzawa was chosen cheerleader for the team. We also had several members in both the band and chorus. SEVENTH GR DE First Row: left to right, N. Yerke, B. Underwood, J. Kurzawa, I. Lewis, N. Scannell, B. Manypenny, M. ,Roess1er, M. Shaffer, C. Reynolds Second Row: J. McLock1in, R. Winner, B. Price, I. Worley, D. Rohrbaugh, F. Stroney D. Shank, Mrs. Siesholts. V Third Row: M. Markel, T. Reinhart, D. Love, J. Marshall, L. Pirko, R. Treharne, R Stroup, J. Pepher. Fourth Row: B. Twigger, T. Reynolds, B. Pavelko, B. Kyle, A. Shade, P. Meredith, G Teeters, L. Smlth, J. Walton, C. Shade. , SIXTH GRADE First Row Left to Right: J. Foster, M. Bradesh, S. Naypaver, S. Shank, C Siegel, M. Shank J. Smith, S. McMasters. Second Row: M. Herman, K. Jones, J. Williams, B. McCullough, S. Oblinger, R. Graha.m, B. Yuhas, K. Harger, C. Siegel, Mrs. Miller. Third Row: W. Seannel, J. Richards, D Dickson, D. Albanese, R Biles, R Grove, J. Cramer Fam-th Row: K. Spencer, E. Gorgei, C. Boyce, B. Berry, L. Stevenson, R. Delps, J. Shook, L. egg. FIFTH GRADE First Row Left to Right: M. Suetta, J. Young, M. Cribley, P. Goist, L. Roessler, N. Mohe- rman, M. Behner, V. Crytzer, C. Stroney. Second Row: Mrs. Clark, H. Keeler, C. Chalfant, E. Herman, J. Baringer, S. Rayburn, E. Urich, J. Young, N. Gerback, D. Cames, M. Hunt, C. Lambert, R. Herman, A. Marshall Third Row: T. Davitt, D. Foster, K. Yerke, G. Draia, S. Albanese, D. Stroup, A. Rhodes, W. Fullerton, F. Schrock, D. Schrock, H. Daugherty. Fourth Row: D. Yerke, J. Gorgei, G. Hageman, W. Manypenny, J. Ramsey, L. Kyle, K. Nicholas, M. Marshall, K. Kenzie, R. Keller, R. Baytos. FOURTH GRADE First Row Left to Right: D. Groom, B. Breznai, L. Harris, P. Richards, P. Shank, J. Shaf- fer, E. Akins, S. Albanese. 1 Second Row: R. Swager, D. Davis, S. Pirko, R. Manypenny, S. DuChanois, S. Hood, K. Snyder, K. Worley, Mrs. Riggs. Third Row: E. Williams, D. Behner, J. Burkhart, J. Shank, E. Lacusky, F. Marshall, J. Shrader, C. Harger. Fourth Row: D. Markel, C. Chuev, E. Boyce, W. Young, F. Taylor, J. Spencer, R Reynolds F F 4- Y f I I' Y -A 9' FIRST ROW: Left to right: C. Stroup, C. Rossell, S. Abraham, H. Moherman, D. Daugh erty, L. Van Dyne, D. Fullerton, M. Schrock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hart, S. Ford, M. King, J. Siegel, J. Bohla, J. Cramer, M. Bradesh, 4. B. Hash, M. Leonard. 1 THIRD ROW: G. Ruggles, H. Grove, R. Simpson, G. Himes, J. Carnes, D. Cribley, J. 1 Clegg, D. Campbell 1 FOURTH ROW: R. Markel, L. Graham, W. Charko, C. Terry, R. Lovas, R. Davitt, R. ', Goeltz, T. Teeple, W. Muir 6 -v 4, 'O 9 .4 SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Left to right: J. Rhodes, L. Trimm, J. Humberston, J. Troutman, J. Garr- itano, C. Baringer, J. Graham, D. Draia, D. Nagli. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hess, D. Daugherty, C. Muir, G. Delp, J. Blazek, C. Manypenny S. Burkey, M. Dickson, G. Roessler, J. Davis, A. Albanese. THIRD ROW: R. Crytzer, K. Vasko, G. Spencer, C, Hageman, K. Keller, R. Bartel, T. Pavelko, W. Schisler, L. Behner, L. Amold. FOURTH ROW: J. Herman, H. Wagoner, J. Groom, J. Mong, R. Fleps, R. Harshman, E. Brobst, R. Rossell, A. Stroney, G. McCullough. FIR T GRADE . K Slfirsi Row lleft to rightbr V. Roessler, C. Shank, S. Baker, B. Muir, J. Smith, J. Martin, . han . Second Row: B. Williams, P. Trewella, A. Barbone, J. Bracik, M. Moore, F. Lacusky. Third Row: Mrs. Moherman, J. Wilson, E. Schisler, G. Chuey, E. Houser, H. Campbell, N. Johnson, D. Clegg. Due to the size of the class and a shortage of space this year's first grade had to be divided into two groups. This group of first graders held their class in the far end of the Home Economics room, the remaining part of the class, in the first grade room. FIRST ROW: Left to right: P. Kimmel, S. Goist, M. Stroney, J. Tuxford, L. Troutman D. Rhodes, N. Richards, D. Cordray. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Tondo, A. Barney, G. Ruggles, D. Davis, K. Bohla, K. Kenzie K. Fleps, P. Williams, J. Swanson. THIRD ROW: T. Fleps,R. Burkhart, J. Davis, R. Jones W. Keeler D. Cribley D. Ger back ' ' ' ' FOURTH ROW: D. Dickerhoof, L. Terry, T. Pirko, J. DuChanois, E. Barney, J. Ewing W. Jones, T. Graham. X X T 'w ' K 5' - ATHLETICS MAI-IONING COUNTY 1 s FOGTBALL CHAMPS 39 XX Z 9563 ' Aw kiw i fyfggw I Paul Kovach W M ,. XH-'K11:-:,:fi:E,::x:EK.:..,: Rudy Pence Nui B111 Andrews Tom McDougal Glenn Harshman FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Left to right-T. Rayburn, J. Davitt, P. Dierkes, D. Clark, D. Mc- Dougal, B. Dickson, W. Harmon, D. Stanley. Second Row-Mr. Billick, L. Baytos, C. Berry, B. Andrews, G. Harshman, P Kovach, T. McDougal, B. Brown. . Third Row-R. Chick, W. McDougal, J. Hash, B. Smith, R. Van Dette, R. Amodio H. Schisler, A. Blazek, S. Cunn, G. Theisler, N. Begeot, E. Bolyard. North Lima vs. Jackson Milton. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS Nancy Truitt Katy Young Phyllis Kurzawa FOOTBALL GAMES AND SCORES We The hitch 0 27 Springfield 42 20 North Lima 44 0 Lowellville 7 0 Goshen 27 7 Struthers 14 0 McDonald 0 6 Malvern 38 0 Y Jim Hash Jack Purdy Nelson Bezeot Bllly Dlckson Paul Dierkes Dale McDougal Paul Manypenny Rudy Pence Circle: Left to right-T. McDougal, C, Berry, G. Harshman, L. Baytos, B. An- drews, P. Kovach. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Nancy Urich, Kathy Young, Nancy Truitt. VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES Fitch Fairfield Greenford Berlin Center Alumni Goshen North Lima Lowellville Fairfield Greenford Lordstown Berlin Center Southeast Mineral Ridge Canfield Goshen Lowellville Grecnforcl AND SCORES We They 48 65 53 79 63 69 44 64 62 64 57 77 47 68 33 62 47 89 41 54 45 56 72 73 63 67 44 61 48 69 57 73 49 72 55 63 RESERVE TEAM First Row-P. Manypenny, D. Stanley, H. Schisler, J. Hash. Second Row-J. Purdy, P. Dierkes, D. McDougal, Mr. Billick, B Dickson A Blazek, N. Begeot. Third Row-O. Harklewood, D. McDougal, J. Davitt, J. McKee C Shoff W Lehotsky. RESERVE BASKETBALL GAMES Fitch Fairfield Greenford Berlin Center Goshen North Lima Lowellville Fairfield Greenford Lordstown Berlin Center Southeast Mineral Ridge Canfield Goshen AND SCORES We They 15 70 17 28 39 53 40 47 34 60 29 59 23 34 44 55 31 49 27 42 34 51 28 61 18 39 12 60 30 33 RE ER ECHEERLEADER Nancy Sexton, Phyllis Kurzawa, Patty Kepner. First Row: Left to right-R. Stroup, M. Markcl, A. Jcssop. Second Row-B. Naypaver, D. Out, G. Kopp, Mr. Long, R. BZll'll lQ'Cl', T. Rayburn S. Cone. Third Row-J. Davitt, D. Hood, J. Worley, E. Harkloroad, M. Hoeffler. JR HI CHEERLEADERS Kay Zimmerman, Patty Swope, Jane Kurzawa. JR. HI BASKETBALL GAMES Canfield Palmyra Lowellville Goshen Canfield Palmyra Goshen Austintown Lowellville Austintown N. Lima AND SCORES We They 9 54 23 24 19 27 26 31 17 23 14 27 19 31 23 29 13 28 19 31 21 43 S li j! ACTIVITIES Q39 F'- V ,r ,H N- , 'Vane xc- X' 1: XX OTP- Wf 'IJ Jw X N X X L -CN ...,4.l l SEPTEMBER '35 9 School Opens 12 Q :VA,h 18 Fitch my ' .3 26 Spz-ingffeid my ' ' 30 Sesquicentennjaj I N 1 y i5g 'f Ei- GN . N X 15 l i fir S e G I f 4 Q ER . oCTO?:,5Se111bD Dance XX . Schoo - and x 3 Hl1g3ihLin?3cr Dinllel N 10 NZYDSCOXQQQ in wb' X0 ?J0xX'9uX'1lT5 ,Of A5933 17 Goihgx eat Zax tx, Q-B?gx'n,x3 5 9-X Y 'Pa-Y ' . Q 5 wills ' The -een ytf L8 X V . 'Pa 1. I T1 gok. the'fS 3 Sk-1U 31 NOVEMBER w f 7 iicoonald fry 10 High School Assembly 11 Armistice Day CXO Schoolj QNX 14 Malvern jf 14 Senior Dance X33 19 Band Banquet , QQ! 21 Mothers Club Fair Q Q'-'Q xii' 24 The Highlanders 5 25 High School Assembly I 26-27 Thanksgiving Vacation 'H z ' Sf-f 5 3 'S X Q M S ' Q ,..4:S1w.' E Ee - H + - -- JA HGME COMI G I' L rf YK T, 4:- W' Left to right : Nancy Truitt, Millie Carnessali, Phyllis Kurzawa, Glenn Harshman, Paul Kovach, Bill Andrews. 1- 4.- i 1' 41 Q 5. 4f -Q. i Q nf Left to right: Jack Baytos, Glenn Harshman, Millie Carnessali, Nancy Truitt, Phyllis Kurzawa, Barbara Daugherty. M RCHI- G BAN Director, Mr. Furney MAJ ORETTE First Row: Left to right-N. Sexton, O. Book, D. Maquire, L. Colligan. Second Row-N. Smith, P. Walton, P. Kepner, D. Shrader, R. Leichliter, J. Kimpton L4 J k A 4x T' Y' I, -Q.. -4, 4,- A 4- 4'- 4- Q1 LIBRARIAN S First Row: Left to right-H. Schisler, J. Graham, J. Grove, B. Clark, G. Kopp, W. Fox. Second Row-K. Young, B. Andrews, C. Berry, A. Schmidt, J. Davitt, R. Lehotsky, L. Colligan. Third Row-W. Harmon, J. Welsh, E. Suetta, M. Marshall, R. Gura, A. Mudge, P. Kepner, B. Gusbeth, G. Lehman, Mrs. Seisholts. First Row: Left to right-J. Miller, C. Berry, M. Conklin, H. Schisler, E. Lovas P. Manypenny, K. Young. Y Second Row-P. Kurzawa, J. Clay, W. McDougal, C. Shoff, T. McDougal, B. Sum- merville, R. Bee, H. Anderson, O. Harkleroad, B. Clay, N. Truitt. CO MENTATOR STAFF First Row: left to right: J. Bletso, M. Stearns, Mr. Brinkley, R. Lehotsky, N. Hlywa, D. McDonal.B. Cribley, E. Collins. Second Row: J. McKee, B. Schleicher, J. Welsh, L. Snowden, F.May, F. Spell, R. Wea- ver, R. Welk, W.Harmon, M. Moore. STUDE T COUNCIL First Row: left to right: Mr. Rayburn, M.Kovach, P. Kovach, B. Andrews, P. Kepner, L. Baytos. Second Row: T. Rayburn, A.Jessop, J. Hash, P. Manypenny, R. Doyle, B. Clay, D. Hout L L X f . 1' DECEMBER V I mm , A 1 Fitch QTD 1, fi, bf 1 ,g 3 senior my 1 Z of Z ' Wi X 4 Every Pupil Tests 5 Z N, 1 4 Fairfield QT7 Z Z ' l 8 Greenford Y 4 Z X 10 Mothers Club Xmas Progfam ' X 18 Scots Duo Program l t 18 Berlin QT5 X 18 Milton Community Xmas Program 1 2.4 Christmas VaCati0Y1 29 Alumni Game EX QMFW Q 4 't 'jjj v 1 ig f 0 A Q If 5 G J A I 8 N0s1,en NUAR f f ,fI 9 L Orfb Y . iw X 12 0WeHL1?na , . 15 Fai . WU f B me e I 'V 19 and Id f TJ ' L an TJ Ofdst cl VO 25' Se Own C31 D 29 Berflbmesrer 9-Ur. . 30 South Exam' - Mlhe eaS1' Inatj '- f' I F31 OHS all E., 1 if NATIONAL Y V FEBRUARY j 9 National Honor Society Induction I ff, XS canfaeifi cry L K Goshen - ' EI I-A Basketball Tournament It Basketball Tournament V ' Art Jennings Assembly ff' l l Senior Career Day Wasbington's Birthday QNO Scbooll Ford Circus Assembly 4..-'K SENIGR PLAY Left to right-C. Berry, B. Daugherty, P. Kovach, A. Bailey, M. Carrxessali, McDougal, M. Davis. First Row: Left to right-M. Harris, M. Davis, C. Berry, B. Daugherty, J. Miller P. Kovach, M. Carnessali, A. Bailey, C. Wilson. Second Row-T. McDougal, B. Warner, H. Waddington. ECHO STAFF Seated: J. Miller, B. Daugherty, V. Stevens, N. Smith, N. Hlywa, M. Davis, P. Walton, 1. M. Carnessa 1. Standing: G. Harshman, C. Berry, Mrs. Lauban, T. McDougal, P. Kovach, W. Andrews. Co-Editors Nick Hlywa Nancy Smith Advertising Charles Berry Barbara Daugherty Janet Miller Paul Kovach Sales Millie Carnessali Glenn Harshman Senior Class Editors Margie Davis Patty Walton Vera Stevens Sports Tom McDougal Bill Andrews Typing . Mlllle Carnessali ATIO AL HO OR OCIETY First Row: Left to right-Mrs. Siesholts, N. Smith, L. Baytos, Mr. Rayburn, P. Kovach, B. Andrews, M. Carnessali, R. Leichliter. Second Row-L. Wilson, A. Schmidt, M. Kovach, R. Lehotsky, M. Frank, J. Miller, A. Bailey, O. Book, M. Davis. WI GBA D First Row: Left to right-J. Miller, M. Kovach, K. Pew, D. Preston, D. Klinge- man, G. Thomas, Mr. Furney. Second Row-B. Warner, W. McDougal, T. McDougal, P. Manypenny. Third Row-R. Doyle, C. Berry, L. Lambert. MINSTREL MR. FURNEY, Director X 19 24 43-, A -i- MARCH . ,, , I, 4 Mothers Club Open House , 5-6 Minstrel 6 Solo and Ensemble Contest NJ 12 Milton Grade Operetta English Class Assembly Every Pupil Tests 25 Speech Plays 29 School Spelling Bee 31 Pieliniinaix Distiict State . .lv . T 2 , 9 il Olith AP B Ja RIL 15 3 Ck 1- El' nd CONC Son GI' 0 E ghth 911 fide 1 a G1- Op GODS!-er Assacle Test eretta JU . F1-fd e1THb1 S 171014 35' KAY-V ay 0 Schoon MAY Mahoning County Spelling Bee Final State Scholarship Tests May Dance Teachers Picnic High School Music Festival Baccalaureate gi Connnenceinent sf E,-7 K 1. If r V.. ff J, I 04' K. T' 11 T' 4- 1 4? 1' GIRL' GLEE CLUB First Row: Left to right-Mrs. Kovachik, A. Bailey, P. Prokop, M. Powroznyk F. Alltop, M. Harger, N. Urich, F. Shaffer. Second Row-C. Frank, D. Purdy, D. Doyle, J. Gura, M. Harden, V. Reinhart G. Nemeth, J. Manypenny, M. Henry. Third Row-N. Truitt, J. Roessler, H. Allen, Hood, B. Daugherty, M. Davis, M Harris, B. Summerville. Fourth Row-P. Kurzawa, R. Summerville, P. McCullough, J. Miller, R. Hender- shott, D. Ford, T. Siegel, G. Thomas. Fifth Row-R. Leichliter, M. Marshall, R. Welk, M. Stearns, E. Lovas, P. Kepner L. Colligan. MIXED CHORUS First Row: Left to right-P. Prokop, M. Powroznyk, F. Alltop, M. Harger, N Urich, F. Shaffer, J. Roessler, N. Truitt, P. Kurzawa, B. Summerville, L. Colligan, B Daugherty, Mrs. Kovachik. Second Row-C. Frank, D. Purdy, D. Doyle, J. Gura, M. Harden, V. Reinhart, G Nemeth, R. Leichliter, A. Bailey, G. Thomas, P. Kepner, M. Davis, M. Harris. Third Row-W. Harmon, A. Hood, H. Allen, M. Marshall, J. Miller, R. Hendershott D. Ford, T. Siegel, J. Manypenny, M. Henry, R. Welk, M. Stearns, R. Summerville P. McCullough, E. Lovas, D. Stanley. Fourth Row--B. Gusbeth, J. Davitt, B. Amodio, H. Schisler, N. Hlywa, D. Metzler B. Warner, J. Welsh, P. Kovach, B. Brown, N. Begeot, B. Sharp. J R-HI CHORUS First Row: Left to right-Mrs. Kovachik, I. Lewis, P. Swope, J. Yerke, M. Abra- ham, J. Grove, M. Johns, M. Shoff, T. Reynolds, V. Hetzel. Second Row-M. McQuire, P. Bigelow, N. Keeler, W. Price, F. Stroney, B. Clegg M. Brinsey, T. Williams, J. Kurzawa, B. Underwood, N. Yerke. Third Row-R. Pavelko, J. Pipher, L. Smith, L. Davis, S. Dickson, D. Young, B Twigger, R. Treherne, M. Markel, D. Worley. Fourth Row-N. Fryer, F. Zunic, K. Zimmerman, J. Walton, I. Bee, H. Berry, M Smith, G. Harger. Fifth Row-B. Clark, W. Fox, J. Hendershot. OCTET First Row: left to Right: P. McCullough, J. Miller, A. Bailey, R. Leichliter, B. Daugherty Second Row: M. Harger, K. Young, M. Davis, N. Truitt. CO CERT BAN DIRECTOR. MR. FURNEY MAY COURT Left to right-M. Davis, R. Leichliter, J. Miller, maid of honorg A. Bailey, Queeng B. Daugherty, M. Harris. First Row: Left to right-M. Davis, R. Leichliter, A. Bailey, B. Daugherty, M. Harris. Second Row-N. Urich, O. Book, J. Miller, E, Young, P. Kepner. JA ITORIAL TAFF First Row: Left to right-D. Stroup, Mr. Klingensmith, D. Dickson. Second Row-E. Harkleroad, C. 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