Jefferson Memorial High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (West Jefferson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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M- ' I .fn A WM Y 7 FIRST ROW: J o-Ann McDanie1s, Nancy Harbage, Barbara Hockenbery, Marcelia Chenos, Linda Cunningham, Charlene Steinmetz. SECOND ROW: Susie Harbage, Marlyin Rice, Connie Harrison, Jane Gessner, Joan Craig, Linda Chambers, Connie Newbury, NancyLaferty. THIRD ROW: Norma Travis, Kay Griffith, Karen Griffith, Irma Casto, Donna Rae, Shirley West, Janet Jackson, Willa Chambers. FOURTH ROW: Jo-Ann Morris, Carol Gibson, Roseann Rowland, Nancy Lewis, Sue Kessler, Natalie Rioe, Sue Bradley, Helen- Sue Elliott, Rosemary Myers. FIFTH ROW: Carolyn Johnson, Donna Ferguson, Freda Estep, Suzzanne Bridenstine, Beverly Collins, Bonnie Strauss, Sydney Merrick, Esther Stanley, Rosemary Kent. SIXTH ROW: Bonnie Ward, Francis Morgon, Shelby Adams, Rose Corney, Delores Feruguson, Karen Wolfe, Lucille Sollars. SEVENTH ROW: Bonnie Ingles, Ann Bogard, Mary Ann Daugherty. Joan Harrison, Joine Peak, Beulah Stuckey, Helen Schellhaas, Miss Mooney. Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club is the only girls' club the school. All girls are urged to be- long if they are willing to live up to the Y.W.C.A. purpose. To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God, and to follow the Y-Teen Goals. To grow as a person. To grow in friendship with people of other races, religions, and nationalities. To grow in Knowledge and love of God. 5 W 5,1 L he FIRST ROW: Pauline Heimlick, Donna Ferguson, Karen Griffith, Kay Griffith, Delores Ferguson, Linda Cunningham, Ann Bogard, Karen Wolfe, Esther Stanley, Charlene Steinmetz. SECOND ROW: Beulah Stucky, Margaret Wilson, Charlotte Compton, Donna Compton, Caroline Johnson, Marianne Skeen, Norma Travis, Linda Chambers, Marcelia Chenos. THIRD ROW: Joan McDanials, Connie Newbury, Nancy Har- bage, Willa Chambers, Barbara Hockenbery, Jane Ann Gessner, Connie Harrison, Donna Rae, Shirley West, Donna Lowe, FOURTH ROW: Richard Williams, Phil McDanials, Rosanne Rowland, Shirley Kaufman, Nancy Lewis, Sue Kessler, Natalie Rice, SueBradley, Helen Sue Elliott. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Santee, Eugene Ellinger, Bob Crompton, Jim Salyer, Bob Taylor, Jim Kidwell. We are proud that there are forty-three voices in chorus this year. Several of the members participated in the County Music Festival held in April. The chorus officers this year were: President, Eugene Ellingerg Vice-President, Barbara Hockenbery, Secretary-Treasurer, Karen Wolfe, Librarian, Helen Sue Elliott, News Reporter, Maroelia Chenos. IIORUS X I O in .Af .g,-ni. 'rf -rg SEATED: Dave Simmons, Cecil Evans, Dave Peterman, Bob Bidwell, Kirk Miller, Howard Evans, Ronnie Barnhart, Jessie Greene, Harry Campbell. STANDING: Mr. Deacon, Ray Cole, Dick Bidwell, Eddie Hockenberry, Francis Murray, Robert Sanders, Paul Murray. The boys who are members of the Vocational Agriculture class learn to be farmers of the future. The boys of this class form a club called the Future Farmers of America. These boys participate in different school activities. The F .F.A. boys won a gold medal in a parliamentary procedure contest at Bellport High School. One activity in which the boys participated was a chicken roast. There was also a pest hunt. The F.F.A. boys and some other students of West Jefferson High School wrote Soil Conservation Essays. The winners were Ray Cole, Bob Sanders, and JoAnn Mc- Dariiels. Awards were presented to the winners at Madison Rural High School. Each year the boys elect a chapter queen. The queen for this year is Jean Christ- man. The officers of the F.F.A. this year are: President, Bob Bidwellg Vice-President, Harry Campbell: Secretary, Bob Sandersg Treasurer, Eddie Hockenberry. I954 I955 F F A FF A QUEEN PRESIDENT JEAN CIIRISTWIAN BOB BIDWFLL le X R 65110 D Q on ff 5 ASA A. 9 L L QI L10 5 L :Bo 5 FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA ' 0 0 o V Q 7 Q 0 Q L, 4 v q v v L L, A A jd- -- ' -.11 'iff 4-0 X F? L :Qu fir, ,, f .-px ,,, - A . I 11.5 W V 0 uk X ', I0 I I sll'o'N gn g X rl 0' X x I 'I Q I 4 : ff C: 5' 1 ' ' :D I 'Q Q ,WAI ' Q ,, 7 ' - -S A f - x X X. J o 6 R q XJ X I X F1 IU . ' X 'X x,,5 JV! 'Z FIRST ROW: Leona Wilson, Donna Compton, Martha Trimble, Kay Griffith, Karin Griffith, Frances Morgan, Charlotte Compton. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Overturf, Barbara Byerly,Joan Morris, Marianne Skeen, Connie Byerly, Regina Roberts, Marcelia Chenos, Patricia Comer, Rosella Casto, Beverly Collins, Martha Lee Morris. THIRD ROW: Martha Sue Conley, Sidney Merrick, Sue Kessler, lrma Casto, Carol Ann Gibson, Carol Compton, Donna Lowe, Mildred Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Carolyn Johnson, Donna Ferguson, Delores Ferguson. F TUBE IICIMEM KERS of MERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in junior and senior high schools of the United States and Territories. The emblem of the Future Homemakers of America is octagonal in shape and bears the name of the organization, Future Homemakers of America. around the top of the plane while around the lower side of it is the motto, Toward New Horizons. In the center there is a house supported by two hands which symbolizes that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth. The flower is a red rose. The colors are red and white. ,J--h' Q FIRST ROW Barbara Hockenbery Helen Schellhaas L1nda Chambers Sue Bradley Natal1eR1ce Sh1rley Kaufman Roseann Rowland Helen Sue Ellxot Mary Ann Daugherty Charlene Stemmetz SECOIND ROW Mrs Clark Janet Jackson Ann Bogard Beulah Stuckey Maroeha Chenos Jo Ann McDan1els Esther Stanley Luc1lle Sollars Wxlla Chambers Conme Newbury Nancy Harbage Eugene Elhnger J1mK1dwel1 THIRD ROW RobertHorton,TomClark R1chardLongberry Gayle Peterman Dave O Hara Dave Rrppeth Lee Holland Russell Stratton Robert Sanders Jlm Barnhart Jlm Hockenbery The staff of the Brown and Gold Revue lS publxshed each month for students enjoyment The d1fferent students of the var1ous classes wr1te art1cles for the paper on class events sports actlvmes and semor spothghts Barbara Hockenberry the ed1tor of the paper IS assxsted by Charlene Stlenmetz The staff IS advlsed by Mrs Clark EWSPAPER FF if-1--A LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Johnson, Janet Rice, Karin Griffith, Phil McDanie1s, Damon Parsons, Melvin McClaskie, David Cox, Connie Newbury, Robert Taylor, Rosemary Rice, Edward Hockenbery, Bobbie Peak, Gayle Peterman. STANDING: Eugene Ellinger, Mr. Porter. Members elected by eadi class compose the student council. The purpose of this organization is to teach students to govern themselves by letting them bring any com- plaints or suggestions, pertaining to school life, to the student council meetings. There Mr. Porter, our advisor, listens to our views and gives his advice. Officers this year were: Eugene Ellinger, President: Melvin Mc Claskie, Vice- Presidentg and Connie Newbury, Secretary. STUDE T COUNCIL 1 xr Nu QI ff 5-1 -,,4. x, 'JL ' -'1 B, 1-f If , Jud Ar' r I Q lx ' X I I t 4 axngl' 'L-1,3, k 1 V' Q Af Y .r'f'1i'- 3' 7 FIRST ROW: Barbara Hockenbery, Willa Chambers, Beulah Stuckey, Mrs. Jacobson, SECOND ROW: Eugene Ellinger, Janet Jackson, Susie Harbage . NOT SHOWN: Brendalu Feddern, Connie Byrely, Helen Schellhaas, Charlene Steinmetz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was organized in the early 1920's by the National Association of Secondary School Principals because they felt that there was a need for recognition of outstanding qualities in high school students. Our high school joined the group in 1952. When choosing members, four things are considered: Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. Students who maintain this membership through their senior year are awarded pins bearing the insigna of the society. Charter members of the group are: Barbara Hockenbery and Janet Jackson, Mrs. Jacobson is the group's advisor. rw. t. , 5 1' H. , ,.. 'v-'X g r .S XVSQQ' I t h - , , S 1 Nfv BSN' 1, J ' A , 22 zfffl7i'1Ffg5k'V V W5 V5 Vrirk Q ,-ff f ' I ' 5 f fi 5 2 T f C Q i E T L. 1 y 5 t 5 4 1 5 5 FIRST ROW: Irma Casto, Susie Harbage, Rosanne Rowland, Sydney Merrick,Rosemary Myers, Helen Elliott, Dean Gibbaney, David O'Hara. SECOND ROW: Beulah Stuckey, Sue Kessler, Carol Compton, Mar- oelia Chenos, Donna Rae, Denny Stratton, THIRD ROW: Nancy Lewis, JoAnn McDaniels, Sue Bradley, Jim Kidwell, Connie Newbury, David Graham. AN The band meets three times a week and any one from the seventh to the twelfth grades may belong, The band plays for the football games and for special occasions during the year. The officers of the band are: JoAnn McDanie1s, Presidentg Beulah Stuckey, Vice- Presidentg and Connie Newbury, Secretary and Treasurer. The band is directed by Mr. Santee. H SENIOR PLAY Hobgoblin House KNEELING: Nancy Harbage, Janet Jackson, Barbara Hockenbery. SECOND ROW: Robert Isaacs, Willa Chambers, Connie Newbury, Karen Wolfe, Eugene Ellinger. THIRD ROW: Bob Bidwell, Lee Holland, Jim Salyers, Scott Stratton. . 4 92-,X f 'T'i'n Xs I ! 'xg in JUNIOR PLAY Little Women KNEELING: Esther Stanley, Carol Compton. SECOND ROW: Melvin Neff, Marrianne Skeen, Pat Harrison, Linda Chambers, Ray Sherrin. THIRD ROW: JoanMcDaniels,Jim Barnhart, Pat Comer, David Cox, Mary Ann Daugherty. ,Agn 67 Qu!xtf !sk 5 I I cgi, JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM 1954 f' flfo., X S . N . -v I.. x C 1, ' r .px , 8 A, 4 I 1 : A- Q, - I ,h 1 A 'nw fl BOB BIDWELL-CENTER BOB CROMPTON-LEFT GUARD EUGENE ELLINGER-RIGHT TACKLE ..-L f SCOTT STRATTON-LEFT TACKLE MELVIN MCCLASKIE-QUARTERBACK LEE HOLLAND-LEFT END 1 , I - , Axial-'JY 1 Y' J: -Q fs t I at 5 . 1.,,?,,, A FETW' ' ' :V of 1 I ' ' A 1 Q :Wi W ,, I, , U A FIRST ROW Tom Clark J ack Sheerln Jerry Clark D1ck Schellhaas Gordon Nelson Ronn1eBarnhart Charles Isaacs, B111 McK1n1ey Howard Evans SECOND ROW J1m Barnhart D1ck Crompton Frank McK1nney Gene Myers, J 1m Karnes .I1m Schellhaas Me1v1n Mc Claskle Cecll Evans Eugene Elhnger THIRD ROW Dav1d Peterman Bob Carter Bob Crompton Scott Stratton Lester Denton Bob Taylor Bob B1dwe11 Mr Bryden, Jerry Blauser FOURTH ROW Mr Lynn Paul Murray Don Hay George S1dner, Edd1e Hockenbery Francls Murray Ray Sheerm Lee Holland FOUTB LL 1 1 Q , ,,, 'r- ,W-7, lwqw' Oir football spotlight shines on our six seniors who have pass- ed, kicked, and tackled their way to victory ofteng on Mr. Lynn, who has coached themg and on Mr, Sollars, who has driven them. They are all genuine Roug,hriders. WEEK 'W f f 1 Nancy Harbage, Janet Jackson, Rosemary Rice, Joan VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SENIIIB S West Jefferson, so mighty You are the school we love To you we pledge our loyalty And you we hold above. You have given us the knowledge To help us through our lives To you we owe our courage And the strength of all our drives. But someday when it seems We look to other dreams And lay aside the memories Of these years, We shall not forget The goals that we have set The joys and pleasures that we Here have met in Jeff our Alma Mater Harrison. 4 e t me f S I Iwancy Harbage Bob Brdwell Janet Jackson, Lee Holland Scott Stratton CCCII Evans Xlelwtn N1cClask1e Our basketball spotltght shrnes on those boys who have played their last game for Jeff and on our two senior cheerleaders. We give you our thanks for a job well done. r- , 41 f-J fi , I 7? W S i ' if ' 6 af V' ,, 2 i 42 Q Q. 'if' tw 4 l Q N 2 S 5 ,QQ 212, J UQ wwf' , 56. VARSITY BASKETBA LL TEAM FIRST ROW: Charles Braithwaite, Bob Bidwell, Lee Holland, Charles Isaacs SECOND ROW: Frank McKinney, Melvin McClaskie, Jack Seamon, Mr, Bryden. THIRD ROW: Scott Stratton, Melvin Neff, Don Hay, Cecil Evans. FOURTH ROW: Ray Sheerin, Paul Murray, Francis Murray. SCORES W.J. OPP. WJ Bloomingburg 64 100 Mt. Sterling 43 Olentangy 53 '73 Fairfield 80 Fairfield 68 78 Midway 69 Scioto Valley 56 62 Williamsport 59 Madison Rural 70 77 Academy 68 Plain City 56 66 University 68 Madison Rural 74 68 Monroe 51 Hilliards 63 97 Mechanicsburg 61 Canaan 83 66 South Solon 65 Scioto Township 58 86 OPP. 68 92 83 62 69 87 '70 59 69 FIRST ROW: Jerry Blauser, Charles Braithwaite, Managers. SECOND ROW: Bill McKinley, Jerry Clark, Tom Lankford, Jim Hockenbery. THIRD ROW: Howard Evans, Richard Crompton. Bob Carter. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Bryden, Frank McKinney, George Sidner, Paul Murray. Bloomingburg Olentangy Fairfield Scioto Valley Madison Rural Plain City Scioto Township Mt. Sterling WJ 33 17 46 31 49 28 20 42 SCORES OPP . W. I 48 Fairfield 36 33 Midway 56 40 Williamsport 40 41 Academy 36 33 University 28 49 Monroe 34 47 Mechanicsburg 30 29 South Solon 41 OPP. 40 19 2A 42 40 33 36 31 RESER E BASKETBALL fzfjtifffvi ,gm 55, SM 5 . if ' 52- ' A. .1 .,.' ,, ,F dw, ., ZW --23 ff -Q2 X A ,f,,,..f gL+ - ,Q 'iff ,..-V 'I ' 1 . 4 - ,W . M45 EQ , ' Q , mi uf P ' 'L A 1 .- f 1, QM, yy? y 5 M , 555, . . fg5t5,m, 3 45? wg :Q -.M ,ri'L'2'f-1'4'fiJ .Qi13ff1 ',: - iw. fi ' '- jxA4sf'gqi QL ' 'Y , f N , 5,542 ' 1 5 , f, ' W 'gg ,vyy H -, ,, ., , .f , A 'ffiziz-fi Q 2 W iq W wipwiffgw 33:1 I iff gi Q43 : 1- 4 f' - 5 ff? ' , ' x -YM, ,z ' f.'i'gJ1 - sw efaifwff aff? wwf 6 .. ' K, V gfrizpff . , ,Q is 7 . 9 ' IN 3 v A7 - 4+ Y' Af 2, 'Q , I Q. 5 ' Hep ,, ff aw LJ ilfl 2 5 Tw ,V 4, , U I 5 M' 0 6. af' 5. 'f , sv- , W 'vx 1 Q5 I 'vu if wwf , sw ff d Q ,t v . 3 J, Q5 1.. U ,sv i if 'mia' if-xg, S K L,,-?,vsm S' , Q . 9' 1 Cm, ' . 5 Q q sr F ' '-A' 'L r,,,N, rr fr'-lj' Q : Q V t A ' 4 I, wa A E ,T , jk Q M X 1' V ? 'L X X W- wa . - N.N. .W -4 - 'tk .1 av- ' ' FIRST ROW: Charles Braithwaite, Tom Clark, Lester Braithwaxte Jerry Blauser Tom Wolfe Gary Thomas, Gayle Peterman, Larry Thomas, Coach Kenneth Coe. SECOND ROW B111 Pfell Eugene S1dner Terry McCarty, Ronnie J ester, Gary Miller, Tom Whaley, Paul Miklos JUNIUR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM QL. A GN H -vw - LLLL x '-www-vp QQ fi il vsp Wi s Q 'lv W :V fy. . ' 42, Q xo Q' EST JEFFEBSO CLASS UNITED FTEB TEN YE The Deshler Hilton was the scene of a reunion for the class of 1955 They came from far and near ar riving in vehicles from a 1957 Dodge to a 1965 Cadillac and a private plane Among the first to arrive was Melvin McC1ask1e He flew in from Michigan where he is the manager of the General Motors plant He has been very busy trying to get into the big front office Nancy Harbage showed up a little later than most of the others Her old 1957 Dodge just wouldn t start Raymond Cole flew up from his ranch 1n Texas to Join us in the fun After the dinner he took us all for a ride Ill his 1965 Cadillac Everyone was glad to welcome the Reverend Robert Isaacs back into our group Most of you have probably heard of the wonderful work he is doing. It's very nice to know that one of our friends is devoting his life to the teachings of God. Nancy Morgan came to help us celebrate. She is a private sec- retary for a doctor in Dayton, Chic. Scott Stratton added some humor by telling about his radio and TV experiences. Bob Ridwell drove in in his 1965 Jaguar He s made quite abusmess out of selhng them For a hobby he has a small 300 acre farm which he is keepmg handy for his children The plane carrying Janet Jackson from New York was a little late She has been doing some modeling at Macy s Department Store The governor of Ohio let his sec retary Ester Burkitt have the day off because he knew she would like to be with us Donna Lowe who is the champion baton twirler of the U S drove into town this mornmg from Iowa She was quite happy to be back with all her friends Mr and Mrs Bob Crompton Beulah Stuckey were present also Beulah has taken time from her household duties to receive herB A Degree in college. Lucille DeLeon became fountain manager at Mellotts Drug Store two years ago, but she was forced to give up her position. Marriage and motherhood were more important. Mr, and Mrs. Gene Ellinger ap- peared as happy as ever. Barbara is now a very proud mother and a part time R.N. Pat Sowards also came to the party She didn t have far to come however she lives in Columbus and is a private secretary to none other than Mr Lazarus After everyone became re acquainted entertainment was fur ished by songbirds Willa Cham bers Barbara Ellinger and Connie Newbury In spite of the years of separation they were still able to harmonize A business meeting followed It was decided to have another re union in 1975 The place and time will be announced later lillilliililiill CHAMBERS BREAKS WCIQLD S SWIM RECORD Willa Chambers local 1955 alumm today swam the English f Channel in 17 hours ghd and 17 minutes. This is a new record which was formerly held by Miss Cham- bers in 1965. annonnnnns ELLINGER WITH STRATO'LADY Eugene Ellinger pilot- . ed the plane, Strato- T 4 :qi Lady, around the world ' in a record breaking flight The time was only 32 hours. Captain Ellinger has been commissioned by the federal government to become the private pilot for President Eddie Fisher. VOL. 85. NO. 33 WEST JEFFERSON, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 FIVE CENTS EVENING DI PATCH UNUSUAL WILL DISCIIVEBED On the day of Wednesday May 25 1965 at Jefferson Memorial was called into the auditorium for a reading of the will for the de ceasing class of 1955 The followmg statement was read We the seruor class of 1955 being m our right and stable minds do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament I Bob Bidwell leave my driving ability to Damon Parsons I Ester Burkitt leave my ability to read shorthand to anyone that makes it through the first year I Willa Chambers give my freckles to Carol Compton I Raymond Cole leave my know ledge about the movie proyector to Richard Crompton I Bob Crompton leave my ma rme talk to Bob Taylor and insist that he use it wisely I Lee Holland leave before any one can catch me and bring me back. I, Nancy Harbage, leave my typ- ing speed to Rosemary Myers. we, Eugene Ellinger, and Bar- bara Hockenbery, leave our spot on the front steps to Joine Peak and Bob Taylor. I, Bob Isaacs, will my speaking ability to Harry Campbell. I, Janet Jackson, will my singing voice to Natalie Rice. I, Donna Lowe leave my baton twirhng to Sharon Stephenson affairs where tl1ey have always been at home I Nancy Morgan leave my Job of helping Mr Cochran to Shirley Kauf man I Conrue Newbury leave my witty remarks to Linda Chambers I Pat Sowards leave happily I Jim Salyers leave my extra locks of hair around the edges to LYHH Scottie Stratton leave my uke I ve decided to take it with me Lucille DeLeon leave my sew in ability to the freshman home economics class I Beulah Stuckey leave my mu sical talent to Lester Denton I Karen Wolfe leave my little giggle to Linda Cunningham Signed and sealed this twenty tlurd day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hun dred and fifty five Signed: Nancy Harbage Lucille DeLeon Witnesses: Senior Class Illillllllililllllliilllliiii LEE HOLLAND LEADING PRO PLAYER OF THE YEAR By averaging 62 points per game, Lee Holland was chosen by leading sports announcers from all over the U.S. I as the Pro Basket- ball Player of the Year. SALYERS EXHIBITS ART IN PARIS er student of Jeffer son Memorial High School will eXh1blIhlS art at the La Ponce DeLeon in Paris This outstanding collection has been acclaimed by other great artists as the best collection since the drawings by prelustoric man Mr Salyers intinerary includes the Lord Pushbottom Hall mLondon and the Museum of Modern Art in Washington D C Ollilillilllilil KAREN WOLFE STAR OF NEW YORK SPECT ACLE PINK SHOES West Jefferson s pride and joy Miss Karen Wolfe has been se lected for the leading dancing role mBroad ways newest show The show will open January 1'7, 1966, at the Hartman Theatre in Columbus, Giio. ttttiitititiltlt Pink Shoes CAPTAIN CROMPTON, U.S.M.C., RECEIVES PRESIDENTIAL CITATION Captain Robert Crompton is in Wash- ington, D.C., where he is to receive a Presi- dential Citation for his I outstanding work in recruit service for the U.S.M.C. Captain Crompton will replace the retiring Captain Lynn in Columbus, Ohio. VOL. 85, NO. 333 WEST JEFFERSON, OHIO, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 FIVE CENTS High School the entire student body I I, Mel McC1askie, leave my love Q. James Salyers, form- : I n . l Mr. . l . . . I' . ' U . . . . .. -no. , . . . . . . . . In . n ' . . . . 8 . . - Q . I , ' - - ll0BEB'l' BIDWVELL ESTIIEB BUBKITT CS' YVILLA CIIADIBERS RAYRIIDND CIILE ll0BER'l' Cll0DlP'l'0N L. LUCILLE DELEIDN EUGENE W -1 vv A nv A4 I 'Fl-s 'ing ELLINGER NANCY IIABBAGE BARBARA IIQICKENBEBY LEE IIIILLAN D BIIBEIIT ISAACS f 9. JANET JACKSIIN 1 ININNA LIIYVE DIELVIX RICCLASKIE NANCY DIIIHGAN l'0NNlli Nl'IW'Bl'llY JARIES S ALY ER PATRICIA SIIYVAIIDS I- SCIITT STBATTUN 5 Y' f,M, J, N BEULAII STYCKISY KAREN WTILFE NANCY P oo Q. h LAFEIITY U O ot' . 'r 1, ,MW vw BARBARA Age: 3mo .. A f A ' ,- gf? :zz-'fail-fha-1, .cfjifiifgffyif f ? 32223 if . A' V' lk, Ryu.. xp ' f ':f,'h. . , ff.. 'fl'4?f7.. -w.4.71f, 4 , 'W g..., . , J wwf,,:g'?33 ' I A g.,'f'f33f3112 g, , A , ?3ii1qf?g,3?5fJ 9 , ff . -M , ' . 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THIRD ROW: Melvin Neff, Pat Harrison, Cecil Evans, Jim Sche11haas,Lester Denton, Francis Murray, Bill Martin, Jack Seamon, Damon Parsons, Bob Sanders, Dave Simmons, Bryon Campbell. JU IOR OPIIDMORES FIRST ROW: Pauline Heimlick, Beverly Collins, Charlotte Compton, Margaret Wilson, Rosemary Rice Sue Bradley, Helen Elliot, Shirley West, Natalie Rice. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Myers, Bonnie Ingles Rosemary Kent, Susie Harbage, John Stanley, Jerry Clark, Kenneth Hardy, Charles Isaacs, Dave Peterman Miss Mooney. THIRD ROW: Howard Evans, Bill McKinley, Lowell Campbell, Kirk Miller, Eddie Hocken- bery, Don Hay, George Sidner, Ronald Huntley, Frank McKinney, Tom Langford, Jerry Darst. .. 1 'I Q 1,4 Lg iii 1 A. A. D 'sg 'K' 54 v 'Il' I Y s ' J ' 5 1.,.,,..f iff 3- ,w,,ggfFx FIRST ROW: Mari1ynRioe,Martha Trimble, MarthaLeeMorris, Shelby Adams, Bonnie Ward, Kay Griffith, Delores Ferguson, CarolynJohnson, Frances Morgan, Shirley Kaufman,Jane Ann Gessner, Connie Harrison, SECOND ROW: Charles Nehr, Ronnie Braithwaite, Thomas Cole, Margaret Wilson, Martha Sue Conley, Rosanne Rowland, Joan Craig, Gordon Nelson, Jack Sheerin, Richard Williams, Mr. Bryden. THIRD ROW: Lowell Atkins, Jim Kidwell, Earl Thacker, Paul Murray, Jesse Green, Ronnie Barnhardt, Phil McDanie1s, Denny Stratton, Donald Travis, Ronald Dildine, Bob Carter. FRESIIME FIRST ROW: Karin Griffith, Leona Wilson, Donna Compton, Nancy Lewis, Frieda Estep, Mary Adams Carman Walton, Donna Rae, Joan Morris, SECOND ROW: Carol Ann Gibson, Barbara Byerly, Irma Casto, Sue Kessler, Sidney Merrick, Dave Rippeth, Dick Bidwe1l,Jim Hockenbery. THIRD ROW: Dick Schellhaas Richard Longberry, Dave O'Hara, Howard Johnson, Jim Karnes, George Barrett, Walter Burkitt, Miss Cochran. QW? an f O i-1 .-.. FIRST ROW: J oyoe Bennett, Frieda Chennult, Donna Casto, Hazel Forrest, J ennett Cole, Bessie Snyder, Janice Compton, Brenda Tinkler, Judy Johnson, Linda Rea, Janet Ruffing, Gloria Isaacs, Mrs. Carney. SECOND ROW: Sandy Skeen, Mary AnnJones,Betty Newell, Bob Horton, Janet Rice, Mary Morris, Barbara Sites, Linda Herrnstein, Linda Green,JimParsons,Kay Cunningham, Nana Young. THIRD ROW: Geraldine Slagle, Beverly Kaufmann, Scottie Meyers, Larry Reeves, Jack Miller, Dick Morris, .Tim Higgins, Terry Collins, Tom Sheerin, Charles Braithwaite, Ronald Shelton, Gilbert Cox, Bennett Schellhaas. SEVE TH GR DE IL- ,, Q -if A , 3 f 5'fC+eS'.f' ,, ' qi! in P52151 X 5 ..A, , K. Vx3,.KQvk , 3 , . .,,,.:s,fsE A. -gs-f-Q :ffm-, iw t, , 5, Wm .X ,J 2' L: g M. 'mfg' X 2, LQ- wf M I .A . Q 5218 ...qu-v-. ..-f.. Q ,L ifyy ,, nh: ,Aff , 2 . 1 I FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Scharlene Castle, Carol AnnCo1lins, Dianne Schellhaas, Marilyn Lines, Charlene Herrnstine, Dorothy Reeves, Janet Hockenbery, Connie Ryan, Kathlene Castle, Donna Sidner, Eileen Travis, Becky Stuckey, Mrs. Spangler. SECOND ROW: Mary Ware, Jean Shipley, Freda Green, Sandra Rowland, Leanne Ballard, Brenda Morgan, Jane Rice, Katheryn Gartin, Mary Atkins, Barbara Meredith, Cheryl Baker, Mary Meadows, Linda Van Schoik. THIRD ROW: Roger Siebold, Raymond Boucher, Pat Self, Richard Ellinger, Billy Robinson, Walter Holsinger, Richard Thacker, Gary Wilson, David Braithwaite, John Over- turf, John Robinson, Larry O'Harra, Lee Stratton, Stephen Johnson, Gary Hardy. FIRST ROW: Kathy Lewis, Ann Cunningham, Carolyn Darst, Charlotte Johnson, Judy Hardy, Wendy Parsons, Sarah Wilson, Bonnie Shipley, Kathy Murry, Jackie Streator, Mrs..Tohnson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Follrod, Patty Wright, Nancy Isaacs, Stephanie Potts, Larry Pelphrey, Robert Campbell, Michael Dembski, Howard Heimlich, Timmy Killeen, Charles Nelson, Lynn Reuter. THIRD ROW: James Cole, Jerry Mc Gath, Charles Jones, John Hoover, Donnie Bennett, David Moore, John Wise, Donnie Cornwell, Mike Sites. ABSENT: John Armstrong, Jerry Barnett, August Daddato, Geraldine Harrison, Michelle Henson, Larry Morgan, Jacklin Muncee, David Peters, Judy Ray, Kenneth Riebel, Jimmy Miller, Penny Sue Miller. THIRD GRADE .1 ! 'f,,,,, r 1 , Kun' f v I,'I QW' 5-.gf ' ' FIRST ROW: Charles Reed, Johnnie Lynn, Terry Manning, Billie Casto, John Newell, Larry Florea, Carl DeLong. SECOND ROW: Kitty Alfred, Miriam Thompson, Donna Adams, Janice Campbell, Mary Ann Cox, Kathleen Lines, Leslie Merrick, Phyllis Culp. THIRD ROW: Jack Cordle, Dale Meadows, Cheryl White, Diana lmel, Joyce Roberts, Barbara Thomas, Dixie Trimble, Mary Jane Ogilvie, Christina Harbage. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Culp, Rex Sidner, Eddie Cordial, Jeffrey Shipley, Ronnie Humphries, Dennis All- man, Angus Potts, Garry Florea, Danny England. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Gregory Woodruff, Norman Spyer, Ronald Cox, Gary Chenault, Charles Dembski, William Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Calloway, Michelle Pheil, Penny Barnett, Susan Darlington, Johnna Kay Santee, Sandra Wilson, Jo-Kay Mc Gath, THIRD ROW: Mary Louise Howard, Barbara Little, Stanley Little, Sue Ellen Alfred, Helen Braithwaite, Darlene Gartin, Linda Rowland, Debby McDanie1s, Karin Edmiston. FOURTH ROW: Gregory Stewart, Robert Morris, Stephen Chenos, Mike Ashar, James Geyer, Ronald Hayes, Larry Lighthiser, Darrel Harris, Mrs. Henderson. ZDI ll, i ,f an Q -5 - vi ' 54,5 ' Qi 32,21 Q ' f , , , ,M 2w5f2?'w :V ' V V M, if fw?V5f'5'lZ?f . - . ff , 4. LQ, ,wav ' ,JWQY x 55 ww, V M, , : ,W ff ff , K f fa ,AEM an oh ! 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CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA RAY SOLLARS RUTH HOCKENBERY IRENE RINGS 'Q 1 CUSTODIAIX. CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS Roy Lambert Mrs Crarg Mrs Danrels B School houses the frrst and second grades It IS located about one rnrle West of West Jefferson on Route 40 Mrs Ashmore rs the prrncrpal Many of thrs year s graduatrng class started to school at B Q' 99 SCll00L 'vi W' - -7 ,, .14--V-:W Iliff- i4'1 Ha V fwzzfhv V4 'f':!,,wMp2' W '2 L yn 1 4ff ,1'. RUBKEI I -1, A.,,.g-a.. Q L i e s . e 5 , E S 2 E 'K ,f 4 , wmv' Y -Q - , -vvn,. u , x. in , 'ms LNZNQL - 5 p Class of 1955 You are now laymg the Foundatlon for your 11fe s Work Take a tlp from a company W1th years of experlence Stronger than 1ts foundatlon Have a good foundatlon or Your educatlon character health And home or any type of bulldmg You do THE WEST JEFFERSON A D and GRAVEL CUMPA Y KI 11 A structure is no ' ' 97 ' f I J Congratulations to Class of 55 JEFFERSON PLAZA MOTEL Beauty Rest Mattresses West Jefferson Phone 8 8012 Compliments of MEL S BARBER SHOP 45 East Main Street West Jefferson Ohio HAYMAN S TRUCK STOP Good Food Joe Hayman Proprietor WILLIAM STROSNIDER GULF SERVICE West Jefferson Ohio RINGS FLORIST SHOP 5581 West Broad Street Phone 5076 SAM S WEST JEFFERSON CLEANER Repairs 81 Xlterations At Reasonable Prices Impossible to Clean Garments Phone 8 8692 JOHNSON IMPLEMENT CO Minneapolis Moline St New Idea Farm Machinery General Blacksmithing St Welding Ask for Demonstration West Jefferson Phone 8 8130 HARPERS RESTAUR TNT Spotlessly Clean Homecooked Food Courteously Served I J 1 al: ' J ! . I E . We Specialize in Cleaning those ll ' vu . . . Ai YY T . THE ELECTRIC SHOP Fr1g1da1re Appllances Maytag 81 Bendlx Te1ev1s1on 8: Servlce RCA Vlctor A J Bralthwalte Proprletor Congratulatmns Class of 55 SICKLES SOHIO SERVICE Maln 8: M111 West Jefferson WHEELER S FLORIST Cut Flowers We Telegraph Flowers TINKLER 8: SCHELLENBARGER Plumblng St Heatmg Free Estlmate On A11 Jobs West Jefferson Oh1o WESTERN AUTO STORE Best Wlshes Class of 55 LLOYD BECKETT West Jefferson Ohlo MADISON FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE INC London Ohlo Plaln Clty Ohlo Phone 726 Phone 32294 MARTHA S BE KUTY SHOP Martha Moore Mgr Complete Beauty SCTVICS 41 East Maln Street West Jefferson Oh1o Phone 8 8842 DR KEITH K PFEFFERLE OPTOMETRIST WestJefferson Oh1o Phone8 8929 1 I Q n Potted Plants. . . F1ora1 Designs Phone 8 - 8144 At your service A complete banking service backed by Our many years of service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation And Federal Reserve THE CE TRAL ATIO AL B K London And West Jefferson Of Bruce D, Lewis, President TEI METZ DAIRY DISIFIDUIOT BORDEN DAIRY PRODUC TS West Jefferson London Plaln Clty Mt Sterllng Phone 8 8376 THRIFT E MARKET Best Wlshes Class of 55 E C Elhnger Courtesy RADER West Jefferson Oh1o GILLIVAN S HARDWARE Estabhshed 1866 Sportsrnen s Goods Electrlcal Apphances West Jefferson Phone 8 8212 Comphrn ents STERLING STORE West Jefferson C1110 DAVE Sz DOC S I G A SUPER MARKET Everyday Low PTICGS KEEFER S JEWELERS Preclslon Watch gl Clock Repalrmg and Jewelers 3 East Ma1n Street West Jefferson ll 1' 9 I I , I ! . of Hardware-Stove-Pa1nts 1 - Q l lf ! i7 ll !Y AUTO DEALERS ASSRCIATIRN .l0HN MURRAY and SRN TRWN and CRUNTRY Cornphrnents of CPN FR XI G NR XGE 74 East Town Street MEYER S SALES 81 SERVICF NC 0848 West Broad Street Phone 8 8831 Columbus 4 Ohlo L F BRADFIELD Successor to C F Kuehner Shoes and Clothlng West Jefferson Oh1o Styles SEILLER S On the Hllltop The place to go for BRANDS YOU KNOW the Young Arnerlca 2404 12 W Broad Columbus Ohlo n Llke MELLUTT' . I T ,' uf' H .J 1 f I' West Jefferson, Ohio J . . ll , ' li . S . 1 ' . 7 ww THE WE T JEFFER 0 1M5 BUHJH G and LOA Plenty of Funds Available for the Purchase or Construction of Homes in this Vicinity Deposits Insured To S10 000 To Each Investor 1898 1955 Congratulations C lass of 55 GREGG and HAY AGE CY Insurance of all Kinds If You Have It We Can Insure It R l.BLAU ER and S0 S 48 East Main Street Vt est Jeffei son Ohio Established l92O I Furniture - Stoves - Electrical Appliances - Rugs Cornpllrnents Ns 'iv' R L PARSUNS GLENN WEBB Dealer 1n Smclalr Products 115 West Maln Street Phone 8 8326 DAIRY QUEEN Comphments Treat for TastetFood for Health If 1t'S Good, We have lt of Known From Coast to Coast The Best 1n Shakes 8: Malts Try our Sundaes VANITY SHOP They are DCIICIOUS Excluswe Franchlse Holder West Jefferson, 0h1o For Madlson County J. W. L1so of W' t MT M . 1 W1 W W in Mk ww if'-1 . I H, , 'W J K .. ,. vw'- ....,.., al' T.. ' 'M'- O I YDER ALE and ERVIC International Truck Sales Sz Service West Jefferson, Ohio Garage Road Service Compliments LOVELESS APPLIA CE East Main Street West Jefferson Ohio West Jefferson LUCKER MARKET West Mam Street West Jefferson Ohio Comphments ANN AND TONYS West Jefferson Compliments WILLIAM CLLP Attorney at Law of . 4 ' of Of C ompliments of BIDDLE'S DRIVE -IN On Route 40 West Side of Columbus BLACKERS Hardware-Tools Furniture London, Ohio HOLLIDAY S U S Super Market and Department Store Hllllard Ohlo SIMS FLORIST Art1st1c Des1gns 1n All Arrangements Corsages a Speclalty Phone 591W London Ohlo Correct Styllng Clothlng and Shoes HUME 81 MABE London Ohlo Furnlture DWYER S Slnce 1888 London Ohlo Hardware Complete Gram Coal Feed Seed Serv1c:e Hardware Appllance Phone8 7333 H1ll1ard Ohlo We WISH to express our appreclatlon to all of those who bought advertlsements ln our 1955 Jeffersonlan The Semor Class RUSSELL GRAIN COMPANY J. CURTIS ALLE STUDIU WA EEJE ER General Cement Sz Block Work Chlmneys Erected Call 8 8557 100 Putman Avenue HENDERSON PRESS KENT S AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY SUNISET OIL COMPANY WOOD SHOE STORE DR M J CHAKERES B00 TER AD West Jefferson, Ohio xy R COLLEG ATE P Kunsos C ty j I, '-' fue' M:'F': ,' Bi,-3 FACTCW 'QUE 35115 i