Jeromesville High School - Cristata Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

32,1 ,Z Q the Semon Class GF 1956 Jenomesvllle hugh-School UI -ul' 'Ill CRISTAT Q CLASS FLOWER P1nkCamat1on ' .'l iqfl CLASS COLORS Blue and whne I ul I 'ffl ,gli CLASS MOTTO We burld the ladder by whrch we 9 clrmb Q' Jeromesvrlle Oh1o J I 0371, 'IS fi- 6' l4Ul 9 We the Senrors of 1956 of Jeromesvrlle l-hgh School have cho sen CRISTATA as the name of our yearbook Thrs name was chosen as a result of the school wrde contest sponsored by the semor class rn search for a permanent annual name CRISTATA, when translated lrterally from the Latrn language means Blue Jay S1nce Blue Iay rs the symbol of our athleuc de partment and the communrty has given us such fxne support rn our school acuvmes we belteve that thrs provrdes the necessary lmk be tween the school and the communrty Through the years to come CRISTATA wrll always symbollze the loyal spurt of Jeromesvllle Students : . ix 1' U F' ' ' gf 'u. .,' H ik S - S S 0'- NQH Sl, hh QQ . S rg - Oeolcatlon We, the members of the Senior Class of 1956, want to express our gratitude to you, Mr. Wesley Boals, for the sincere help and guidance you have given us throughout our high school years. We are grateful to you for having coached Jeromesville to championship heights in all respects. The best way we can think of to show our thanks is to dedicate to you our yearbook, the CRISTATA, which will recall all the wonderful memories you have given us. .fwfr W fl' -ww is MG fm, 4 w M ,WW ,- faculty ,i ,ww Y' x 4 5 Q .11-L 4 ,eb-. 11 1 e aim, N RY: 'iff HQ qv-1, x, QQ rm ww K, 2 ,QF 1 5 V vv' V-1.4. . 1 W in I Q 51 K A . .- 1 4 Q 1 A gf 17 gm :hir 39' nm :fl 5' 'fx 'ggi . V I 5 ' . .tix , , 5. fag? ' .. ' x F' , 'ui ,.'j'. V, A jE,f,,.,g , Q rl 5 1, 'P fx si W A- ' TA f ,HQ-51 if ' 1 'V ' 'iw9,.',1., - ,V vga :g,g,f. 1 -' I ' 'f, ,injzgq ' , f bW .V ' '2w:f'..:f A35 51 ' f L ' 7? , 4,3 L . ' 31. X 1 Q , B . X 2 'tp , , x Q Q 2 . - . A A , 2 ,, 'Jima W s.. Xi' V I , ,v 4: 14. 'f , Q, Q my: .4 A ,M 945' A Q 13 v J 1 35.217 5 - f - ik- is 7 i ,,. f 1 . vw LAN ' Wu .W , . ' 'Y' 'A rt 5 ,. 25334 if 1- 154' ' ' 34,12 V' M 'M WM' Ju., rfi, ' ' YW, ff' QM' .mzii 'MTT5 fgfifv' f f 1 ,q,i5zf, J 7 ,iff aff, Q :Y f Q ,JW f vs , Q MR. ERNEST HOPKINS Veterans' Agriculture Instructor Ohio State University MR. WESLEY BOALS Physical Education Coach Social Studies Wittenburg College University of South Dakota MISS RUBY VERNON Home Economics F. H. A. Sponsor Ohio State University MR. ROBERT IAMS Instrumental Bowling Green State University University of Michigan MR. MORELAND HOUSE Vocal Music Ashland College Trinity University Lois Zickefoose, Secretary COOKS: Mrs. Leech, Mrs. Zickefoose, Mrs. McClure. FIRST ROW: E. Shearer, L. Blough, T. Reed, I. Briggs, K. Austin, R. Baderrscher. SECOND ROW: B. Jolliff, D. Briggs, T. Urban, S. Hines, J. Hopkins, K. Rowland, L. Miller. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clarence Briggs, Gerald Smalley, Howard Smith, IANITORS: Royd Smith, Dale Smith Kirk Ramage, Jim Leidigh, Lowell McFarlin. VSV, I SEHIGRS MILLIE IO LANDMAN Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 4 H A 1 2 3 4 Vice Pr Homemaker 3 Chit Chat 1 2 3 4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 Class Play 3 Ensemble 3 4 Social Commlttee 3 Secretary Band 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Athletic ASSOCIHIIOH 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Girls Glee 1 4 Ch1tChatl 2 3 F H A 3 4 Annual Staff4 Librarian 2 3 4 if EDDIE MC CAULEY THELMA REED Turk Reedy Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys GIGS 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Guls Glee 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 AHHU 1 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Librarian 4 at1on 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Guls Glee l M1xedChorus123,4FFA 12 234FHAl234Annua1Saff Athletic Association 1 2 3 4 Class 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 Athletic Association Play 3 Athletic Association 1 4 2 Chocolate Holdy TOD CHARLOTTE SPRING TED HOLDERBAUM PHYLLIS TOPPER fl gl Q lk ..JO.. .. .. ,. ,, 2139 QF- . . , ,', , V ' esi' 2, 3, Q . . . , g ,I 3 , , ,Q ' ' , ,Q I I Q dent 3,4, County Officer 45 State Staff 4g Librarian 2g Athletic Associ- Athletic Association 4, is . 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' ' ' . . 1. .3,4- JACK TALLMADGE Jason Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee l 234 FFA 1234 Secretary2 Annual Staff 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Track 1 2 3 4 Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Chit Chat l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Lrbrarran 2 3 4 Athleuc As socrauonl 2 3 4 CadetBand 1 Class Play 2 3 MICHAEL ABER 'NY LORENE SMITH Renre M1xedChorusl 2 3 4 Grrls Gleel 2 34 FHA 1234 Ch1tChat12 3 4 Annual Ed1tor4 Class Presrdent 1 Lrbrarran 3 4 Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Cadet Band l Grrls Ensemble 4 Cheerleader2 4 Assembly Commlt tee 3 4 Secretary4 State Homemaker 3 Class Play 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee l 234 FHA 1234 Treasurer2 Chrt Chat 1 2 3 4 Assrstant Edrtor 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Treasurer 1 2 Athletrc Associatron 1 2 3 4 Grrls Ensemble 4 Soc1alComm1ttee 4 Class Play 3 Shorty MARILYN WISE 1 5 EUGENE AUSTIN Gene Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 234 F FA 1 2 34 AnnualStaff 4 Class Vrce Presrdent 3 Football l 2 3 4 Track 1 3 4 Mrxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Lrbrarlan 2 Ath1et1cAssoc1at1on1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketballl 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Baldy RONALD EAGLE 'Guy ss BETTY HALL Tweet Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Grrls Gleel 234 FHA 1234 AnnualSaff 4 Athletlc Assocrauon 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Presrdent 2 ClassV1ce Pres1dent4 Athletlc As SOCIHIIODI 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Boys State 3 Assembly Commrttee 1 3 Mess JACK MESSNER JERRY GARMAN Cher Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 Annua1Staff4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Ath let1c ASSOCl3UOl'l2 3 Assembly Com rmttee 2 M1XSd Chorus l 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 Treasurer 3 Ch1t Chat 2 3 4 An nual Staff 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent2 Treasurer 3 4 Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 4 Clar1netQuartetl 2 3 Homecom mg Attendant 3 Homecommg Queen 4 Assembly Commrttee 1 Class Play 3 State Homemaker Degree 3 Grrls State 3 Sr Sch Test H M 1n Co Lefty MARY ANN GLASGO BARBARA KEISTER Barb Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls Glee 1 234 FHA 1234 AnnualSaff 4 Guls Ensemble 4 Athletlc Assocr anon 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff4 Lrbrarran 2 3 Athlet1cAssoc1auon 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 All Ohro 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Class Vrce Presrdentl AssemblyCom mlttee 4 Class Play 3 Russ RUSSELL CUTLIP gy H A i f 9 X ' 6 12 essr 3' A . ys .,:...',,...': I' ,,:...,,'.,:' .,:...',.,.,'g t, 2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,'4, Song Leader tl E , x L. V WILLIAM KYLER B1 Mtxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1, 2 3 4 Chrt Chat staff 1 2 3 Annual Staff4 Class Presrdent 3 4 Boys State 3 Athlenc Assoc1auon1,2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Foot ba 1 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Ltbrarran 1 2 Sr Sch Test Second 1n Co M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gtrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Annua Staff4 Athlet1c Assoclatton 1 2 3 4 Homecomrng Attendant 3 Sam ROMA CLARK MARGARET HOPKINS Peg Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Guls Glee 1234FHA 1234 Secretry 4 Chit Chat Staff 1 3 4 Class Sec retary 1 3 4 Assembly Commrttee 2 Llbrarxan 1 Band 1 2 3 4 Clar met Quartet 1 2 3 Athletic Assocr Staff 4 Homecormng Attendant 1 4 Class Play 3 State Homemaker De gree3 Sr Sch Test H M rn Co M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 12FFA 1234 Treasurer23 Presxdent 4 Annual staff 4 Football 1 3 4 Basketball 1 3,4 Track 1 2 Athletrc Assocratron 1 2 3 4 Biggs NORMAN BRIGGS WILLARD HOPKINS B1 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Soclal Com mrttee 3 Prestdent Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Athlettc Assoctauon 1 2 3 4 Band 1 Class Play 3 r M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Grrls ee 3 3 4 S0 Leader3 Ch1t Chat3 Annual Staff 4 Llbranan 2 3 4 Athletrc Assocr atxon 1 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble2,3 4 Class Play 3 Homer JOYCE STAKE my g 3 is g xt I 6 lb S h '11-' .. .. ,, .uh s n U I ' n n n Z . 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Tater Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Librarian 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 1, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 4, Track 3, Annual Staff 4. .. Kyse.. RAYMOND LINT DONNA METCALF DEAN KYSER Stam: to l:ll1lSh FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Spring, B. Zickefoose, P. Topper, G. Austin. SECOND ROW: M. Landman, J. Garman, M. Glasgo. THIRD ROW: B. Hopkins, M. Wise, B. Hall. FOURTH ROW: D, Metcalf, L. Smith, P, Hopkins. FIFTH ROW: R. Eagle, M. Aber, J. Ta1l.madge, N. Briggs, H, Cooper. We, the Seniors of 1956, started to climb the ladder of success in the year 1945. Our class roll then numbered 33. As we progressed through grade school we lost several classmates and gained several new ones. The year 1953 found 30 freshmen entering the portals of Jeromesville High School, eager to start their high school career. By the end of this eventful year we had lost Nancy Snellen- berger, Mary Gilley, Richard Domer, and Ronald Lance, but we gained one new member, Nancy Barton. As we climbed to the tenth rung of our ladder, David Harris, David Triesler, and Janet Dysinger had joined our ranks. On the eleventh rung, the class roll increased by one, Jim Ebert, who came from Wooster, Ohio. One of the memorable events of this year was the presentation of the class play on Novem- ber 19, which was entitled Kind Lady. Another date long remembered by all was May 20. This was the night of the J unior-Senior Prom, This was the major event of the year, and every member of the class worked hard to make it a success. The work paid off, and the gymnasium was trans- formed into striking replica of the glamorous Stork Club. At the top of the ladder we found Nancy Barton and Jim Ebert going separate ways, and as we ended the year 1956, our class record contained 31 names, On April 20, 1956, the class play, Ten Little Indians, was presented. Baccalaureate exercises were held on May 20, with the seniors receiving their diplomas or1 May 24, at Commencement. The grand climax of the year 1956, the senior trip, foimd the Seniors invading New York for a week of fun and relaxation. M. L3.I1dl'1'13.I'l I . Messner 'Vie C. Spnng B. 85 P. Hopkins M. Glasgo B. Hall Garman M. Aber McCauley M. Wise wk A v ga' 3 N. X B. Zickefoose L. Smith N E E A 15,1 -I C C B. Keister Sul' 5, 3- ' . S k I ta e I. Dysmger P. Topper N. Bnggs ffm T, Reed D. Metcalf R. Cutlip R. Clark H. Cooper V EG -2:1 ' if ,:, 4-4 . ,4,L. , WJ ,L 15:5 ami? XQQQV LES,-,Yi , my L MQ. S- , Jumons ,- t ll 5- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Heid, J. Sours, R. Smith, D. Kauffman, C. Newmeyer, M. Stake,J. Robson, D. Galliher, D. Smith, SECOND ROW: R. Lint, L. Budd, R. Lewis, E. Heifner, T. Crosland, D. Straits, L. McClure, F. Domer. THIRD ROW: M. Billotte, R. Gray, W. Hardy, B. Cook, D. Donelson, J. McKinley, L. Whitworth, G. Kissel, R. Shearer. President .... . . . Robert Lewis Vice-President . . . . . Jim McKinleY Secretary ..... ............... W ilbur Hardy Treasurer . . ..... ................. D onn Donelson Social Committee . . . . . Teresa Crosland and Dean Kauffman Assembly Committee . . . .... Mary Stake and George Kissel The junior class began its school year with a total of twenty-six members. The first activity of the year was abake sale held on October 22. The junior class presented its first class play entitled Girl Crazy on November'18. Its third major undertaking was the ordering of class rings on December 3. On January 18 the juniors showed co-operativeness and efficiency by serving the Lion's Father and Son Banquet. Perhaps the largest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom which was held on May 11, Out of sixteen boys, six participated in football, seven in basketball, and several members took part in baseball and track. The juniors were also very active in music. Out of twenty-six members, twenty-one belonged to mixed chorus, ten girls sang in girls' glee, eleven boys were in boys' glee, and four girls showed out- standing ability in the senior ensemble. Ten girls and five boys were active in the F.H.A. and F.F.A., respectively. Other important roles taken by individual juniors were: Cheerleaders, Teresa Crosland and Diane Straits, Homecoming attendant, Mary Stake, CHIT CHAT assistant editors, Darlene Smith and Diane Straitsg American Legion Essay winners, Joyce Robson and George Kissel. i Sophomones F? FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Strine, S. Crumlick, D. Shane, N. Wile, J. Bee, C. Cameron, J. Maxwell, C. Gregory, A. Ables, K. Kerr. SECOND ROW: T. Denny, P. Gray, L. Weaver, D. Sours, R. Hall. J. Cutlip, M. McKinley, Mrs. Murray. THIRD ROW: L. Gingery, D. Smith, S. Spotts, P. Fickes. J. Slater, R. Zickefoose, G. Stitzel, G. Baldner. ABSENT: Charlotte Mowrer. The first activity of the sophomore class of 1955-56 was the election of class officers. Those chosen to guide the class through the year were: President--Connie Cameron: Vice-Presidentv Mary McKinley: Secretary--Theda DennygTreasurer--Nyla Wileg Assembly Committee- -Judy Bee and Jim Cutlipg Social Committee--Carol Gregory and Paul Ewing. Charlotte Mowrer was elected to represent the sophomore class in the homecoming cere- monies, while Jim Cutlip served as her escort. Six members of the sophomore class sang in the Junior Ensemble, 25 sang in the mixed chorus, 13 girls and 12 boys sang in the respective glee clubs. Three sophomore girls were elected junior varsity cheerleaders. Sandy Spotts won the FFA District Speaking contest for prepared speeches. This entitled him to participate in the state contest. Russell Zickefoose and Annette Ables were the sophomore winners of the American Legion Essay contest, writing on the subject, What I Owe My Country. Five sophomore boys played basketball and football. Other activities of the sophomores include Library Service Club and CHIT CHAT. A6 JOB fneshmen H4 FIRST ROW- Left I0 Right: L. Cutlip, L. Gray,J.Seibert, C. Austin, D. Gardner, R. Raudebaugh, M. Light, R. Maxwell, J. Olin, SECOND ROW: B. Cameron, W, Weikel, A. Reed, J. Schweyer, B. Laughlin, N. Fulk, P. Smith, J. Motter, J. Whitworth, Mr. Nagy. THIRD ROW: L. Hartsel, E. Blough, R. Flickinger, K. Hoverstock,J. Domer, D. Miner. FOURTH ROW: R. Kreiling, J. Urban, J. Meng, C. Krichbaum, C. Smith, D. Owens, S. Newmeyer, J. Kistler. The freshman activities for 1955-56 started with the election of officers. The results were as follows: President--Keith Hoverstockg Vioe-President--Lan-yCutlipgSecretary--Judy Seibert, Treasurer--Norma Fulkg Assembly Committee--Relda Maxwell and.Wende1l Weikelg Social Com- mittee--Cleora Smith and Jim Urban, Relda Maxwell was chosen freshman attendant for Homecoming. Her escort was Keith Hoverstock. The freshman class is well represented in the mixed chorus and glee clubs. There are 29 freshmen in mixed chorus, while 10 girls participate in girls' glee and 19 boys in boys' glee. Five freshman boys played on the basketball teams, and several boys played on the champion- ship football team, Twelve freshman boys are active in FFA, and 10 girls are members of the FHA. Several members of the class participate in other activities including Library Service Club and CHIT CHAT. The winning of the American Legion Essay contest is another honor which this year went to Judy Seibert and Wendell Weikel. Eighth GRACE FIRST ROW: L. Garman, L. Miller, W. Jolliff, I. Leibolt, S. Fulk, K. Hoverstock, B. Dilgard, K. Rowland, W. Baldner, R. Kyler, D. Brennstuhl, R. Baderrscher, K. Austin, D. Heffelfinger, Mr. Baczuk. SECOND ROW: L. Blough, V. Schuck, D. Christopher, S. Burgan, T. Bursley, E. Shearer, R. Gingery, A. Herron, J. Briggs, I. Myers, I. Glasgo, L. Hootrnan, L. Wise. I. Hopkins, F. Hunt. THIRD ROW: J. Sheaffer, T. Urban, R. Steward, D. Burrell, T. Morgan, L. Garns, R. Garst, R. Hawks, S. Hines, J. McKinley, R. Mellick, D. Gilbert, D. Briggs. Seventh Qmaoe 1 FIRST ROW: D. Cosner, C. Domer, I. Fisher, D. Gilbert, P. Knowlton, D. Mellick, R. Smalley, P. Paullin, I. Maxwell, S. Krebs, S. Sours, S. Simanton, B. Stake, D. Wile, Mrs. Miner. SECOND ROW: R. Schweyer, B. Ickes, C. Humrichouser, P. Harry, G. Kauffman, T. Paullin, T. Galliher, M. Leech. THIRD ROW: B. Harris, D. Mullet, S. Paullin, P. Rogers, I. Bee, E. Eagle, S. Flichinger. FOURTH ROW: I. Fowler, V. Fowler, P. Hoover, D. Garn, L. Young. I. Troutman, G. Cripe. 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I Q . !..awuwiOF9 ACIIVIIIIGS queen man Ann 1955 The 1955 homecommg ceremomes were among the best and most tmpresstve ever seen at Jeromesvxlle Hlgh School Queen Mary Ann Glasgo and her attendants Peggy Hopkms Mary Stake Charlotte Mowrer and Relda Maxwell were brought onto the fleld at 745 p m pr1or to the game w1th Perrysvllle Master of ceremomes Mxke Aber descnbed the parade of convert1b1es carrymg the court and he also gave a deta11ed descrtptlon of the coronatxon The Queen was escorted by captam Jack Messner Gene Austm semor Bob Lewls Juntor Jlm Cuthp sophomore and Ke1th Hover stock freshman were the other escorts M1ss Ilene Stull 1954 queen was escorted by Russ Cuthp Servlng as crownbearer was Jerry Martm Queen Mary Ann was crowned by Mlss Stull then the Queen recerved a congratulatory ktss from captam Jack Messner The Queen then expressed her thanks to all who had made the evemng such a memorable one for her after wh1ch she presented the team w1th the football to be used for the game and wrshed them good luck The homecorrung float was made of blue and wh1te pom poms wtth 1955 wrrtten rn blue on a wh1te background The float was deslgned and btult by a COl'1'l1'I11II6e of students under the d1rect1on of M1ss Eumce Herd After a v1ctor1ous game a dance was held at the school gymnastum The gym was decorated tn fall colors and leaves and streamers ofcrepe paper On one s1de of the gym was a srlver door through wh1ch the Queen and her court appeared for the Royal Dance w1th thexr escorts The decoratlon of the gym was tn charge of a comrruttee of students headed by Mrs Ohve Murray I 1 I - v f I - -v . l I u - n 1 1 Q r n ' v I - p 1 , . 0 . . , , 1. ,, . , . 1 . ' no it - ' homeeommo Scenes f 1 2 G :QW N. ,411 1 'U'-'vw on if F gf? 4 Y FRESHMAN Relda Maxwell JUNIOR Mary Stake ' ? 2 f Ni , 6 Q MASTER QUEEN A ' of Mary SENIOR M CERE MONIES Ann Mike Glasgo Peggy b Hopkins soPHoMoR13 A er Charlotte Mowrer FIRST ROW, Left to Right: P. Hopkins, M. Glasgo, B. Hopkins. J. Messner, Z. Kyler, M. Landman, J . Stake, M. Wise. SECOND ROW: R.Eag1e,J. Garman, B. Hall, D. Metcalf, B. Keister, R. Clark, C. Spring, .T . Dysinger, T. Reed, P. Topper,M. Aber,L. Smith. THIRD ROW: B. Zickefoose, D. Triesler. T. Holder- baum, D. Kyser, J. Tallmadge, H. Cooper, E. McCauley, N. Briggs, R. Cutlip, Under the supervision of Mr. E.J. Weikelthe seniors have compiled the yearbook, CRISTATA. Heading the annual staff are Lorene Smith, who was chosen editor-in-chief, Peggy Hopkins, assistant editor: and Bill Hopkins, who was appointed as business manager. Marilyn Wise was head typist and working under her were Millie Jo Landman, Thelma Reed, Janet Dysinger, and Barbara Keister. The job of these girls was to type copy for the book, The photography committee, headed by Mary Ann Glasgo, consisted of Betty Hall, Roma Clark, and Phyllis Topper. Chosen to act as chairman of the art staff was Joyce Stake. Her assistants included J ack Tallmadge, Dean Kyser, Bob Zickefoose, and Mike Aber. The advertisements are the main source of revenue for the yearbook. The seniors responsible for the selling of the ads were Bill Kyler, Gene Austin, Jerry Garman, Ronald Eagle, Eddie McCauley, and Dave Triesler. One of the other sources of income that helps finance the annual are the sales. Charlotte Spring acted as chairman of the sales committee and working with her were Howard Cooper, Raymond Lint, and Ted Holderbaum. Jack Messner served as sports editor, and his assistants included Russ Cutlip, Norm Briggs, and Donna Metcalf. On behalf of Lorene Smith, Peggy Hopkins and their staff, they would like to thank the school and community for their cooperation in helping to make the CRISTATA a yearbook that will be remembered in the years to come. GIRLS' Qlee FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Stake, M. Landman, M. Wise,J. Stake, R. Maxwell, P. Topper, D. Gardner M. Light, S. Crumlick, R. Raudebaugh. SECOND ROW: D. Shane, M. Glasgo, D. Galliher, T. Crosland, L McClure, T. Denny, R. Clark, J. Seibert, J. Robson, B. Laughlin, T. Reed, J. Maxwell. THIRD ROW: D Straits, N. Wile, F. Domer, P. Hopkins, L. Smith, C. Newmeyer, C. Spring, J. Bee. L. Gray, C. Austin FOURTH ROW: M. McKinley, C. Gregory, D. Metcalf, C. Cameron, A. Ables, N. Fulk, J. Dysinger, B Keister , B. Hall, C. Smith, D. Smith, P. Grey. Boys' Qlee FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Schweyer, L. Weaver, D. Sours, D. Miner, S. Newrneyer, J. Kistler, L. Hartsel, W. Weikel. J. Strine,K. Kerr,J.Sours, I.,Cut1ip, P. Smith. SECOND ROW: G. Austin, T. Holder- baum, B. Cook, R. Lewis, J. Urban, J. Whitworth, M. Aber, S. Spotts, D. Owens, R. Zickefoose, J. Meng, B. Cameron, K. Hoverstock. L. Domer, R. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Flickinger, D. Kauffman, R. Eagle, G. Kissel, J. McKinley, R. Kreiling, D. Smith, J. Cutlip, R. Hall, P. Fickes, W. Hardy, E. Blough. FOURTH ROW: E. McCauley, E. Heifner, J. Tallmadge, J. Garman, B. Kyler, C. Krichbaum, D. Donelson, L. Whit- worth, B. Hopkins, J. Messner, G. Stitzel, J. Slater, R. Cutlip, B. Zickefoose. Gl20mESVlll U01 -gui H. LM 'X- 'rf ,QQ-, V6 3 mith, ,D.S stin Au .C- H Seibe J. etcalf, M D. 1. s, B. Hal trait eyer, D. S U1 CW C.N S opkin P H er, H1 Do F. Wile, N. FIRST ROW: Dysinger , C . Keister , J B. 35' Gr Fulk, L. Ables, N. A. Cameron .C- ll C EXW 1ey.J. M in cK W: M.M RO OND SEC , Gregory, C J. , Kissel, B. Lewis, e G Eagl R ZH Kauffm D. Smith, Blough, R. E. ckefoose , D ROW: B. Zi ith. J. Robson. THIR U1 th.L. S i Sm i5 er, E. Heifner, HS um, R, Flicki ba lder Ho W: T. RO URTH FO utlip. J C 1, P, Fickes, R, Kreiling, al Whitworth , R. H J Urban Cutlip. Slater , R J. Messner , inley, J cK M elson, B. Hopkins, J OH D.D baum , ch , Kri C Y. Kyle B. an, H1 BI G J. Austin, contest which was entered the district y also he I and ber, SCCU1 inD 1 for the P,T,A. program musica 3 d I6 presen OMB ch he T participated. in which the group SVCHB list of April was added tothe in festival UQ spri , Ohio. A Newark I held a again year. gthe durin ists pan rved as accom SC meyer CW N 1 d Caro an dner , Annette Ables , I Ga Ha Da is the best balanced mixed chorus it I think he replied , the mixed chorus this year , of nion opi asked his ZS House w Y. M CH Wh er had. SV school has he I IUIXEC CHORU 71 l 9 k lic I'Ul'1'l .C S K. ugh M. rdner Ga D. P. Topper ell, BXW M ake,R St .J. Wise M. all Landm +L ke,M I3 S , M C I1 3 h S OW: D, 5-N FIRST R e, B, Be ing. J. I' SD C. lark , C Denny , R T lure , CC rosland , L. M , C T lliher , Ga D. 9.0, Glas W: M. RO COND udebaugh. SE Ra R. ner, .Mi D Newmeyer , S. IS ver, D. Sou S8 W L. Schweyer, J. nh, S, Spotts, P. Sm W: RO RD I TH ay. Gr P. Reed ughlin, T. La Tallrnadge I. W: RO URTH FO SC Hou Mr 61' 1'1'l Sours, L. Cutlip, L. Do J. err, ,K,K Strine J. kel, ei W.W rtsel Ha L. Y. Kistle J. s P-u Cameron, W. ith, lTl foose , D. S icke R Z. ens , Ow Aber, D. .M- Y rd Ha W. ook C B. auley, L. Whitworth, CC M 1, E. Stitze G. overstock. . H K UQ, Me re seniors. 8 26 and IS, ores, 2 1 junio hom D SO eng 25 TD h e fres I' 3 30 f these 102 , O 2 voices. 10 of orus is made up ch The mixed group. of the Mr Moreland House is director all Ohio eld, fi ing at Spr held SI CODIS C he star II 3 and ating, 1' l' superio 3 ed eiv CC I' LIS ontest last year the chor e district c lnth IS. t the district and state contes 3 E28 S1 rls thegi by ned ai rating was att Ol' a superi Also excellent rating was received, I hio O ount Vernon M up was stranded in IO S he Ohio, t ark SW N I da ch was hel i wh test, COH I the distric lll fro ile enroute ho me Wh chorus . xed i FH hat oft ber Cm lTl TY CVS bered by will be remem rience that expe all WHS It cathcr conditions, W bad CIO du SENIOR SnSEmBl6 ' . A-gf Q, , A , 4 A:AM,A,, , it I 5 9 an A 1 1' 3 W. 4 K' my S 1 by . ' , ' pw NW s 9 Vp v Q , .. J, 'JE ' ' 532, rg fi ,X '4 'Li -1 'I F' I rf W ef , ' A ' , - Af ' , ' ,B . ' L- ' if' ' f 1 ly' if if E, , 2 , i 5 an A ' ' .32 BE. df .. A Z . Q 6 3 3 ,N - VA, Q41 f. h.A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Shane T. Crosland, P. Hopkins, M. Landman, C. Newmeyer, D. Straits, L. McClure, D. Srnith,C. Gregory, R. Raudebaugh. SECOND ROW: M. Glasgo, M. Wise, F. Domer, J. Robson, D. Galliher, R. Maxwell, N. Fulk. J. Seibert, C. Austen, M. Light. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, L. Smith, A. Ables, N. Wile, J. Maxwell, L. Gray, B. Laughlin, D. Gardner, S. Crumlick, Miss Vernon. FOURTH ROW: M. McKinley, R. Clark, B. Hall, B.Keister, P. Gray, J. Bee, T. Denny, C. Cameron, P. Topper, D. Metcalf. This year's chapter of the Jeromesville Future Homemakers of America had a total number of 46 members which was a drop from last year's 54. Even so, the chapter had another successful and worth- while year, The program for the year consisted of many interesting activities. The chapter again worked for the Award of Merit, which is a state honor, and has been received the past four years. There was also six girls who began working on their State Homemaker Degrees. This Degree is another state honor. Other outstanding activities for the year were: Freshman Inititiation, a county rally at Loudonville featuring a style show, the celebration of NationalFHA Week, a Christmas party with the exchange of gifts, a Daddy Date Night at which the girls planned a program for their dads, and a Senior Farewell party where the new officers were installed. The annual field trip was also taken in the spring, and it proved to be very educational. Six chapter mothers were chosen to represent the chapter for the year. They were: Mrs. Sylvia Glasgo, Mrs. Laurel Landman, Mrs. Pauline Straits, Mrs. Vita Light, Mrs. Eileen Smith, and Mrs. Emma Maxwell, They were very cooperative and furnished transportation for the girls and attended all of the chapter parties. The officers for the year, along with the new advisor, Miss Ruby Vernon, planned the program and carried out their duties well. They were: President, Diane Straitsg Vice-President, Millie Jo Landmang Treasurer, Carol Gregory: Secretary, Peggy HopkinsgParliamentarian,LeEtta McClure, Reporter, Darlene Smith: Songleader, Mary Stakeg Historian, Teresa Croslandg and Pianist, Carol Newmeyer. F- F- A. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Olin, W. Weikel, L. Gingery, L. Weaver, K. Hoverstock, J. Meng, J. Schweyer, Mr. Nagy. SECOND ROW: J. Slater, D. Triesler, G. Baldner, A. Reed, J. Humm, R. Smith, R. Hall, S. Spotts, D. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Donelson, E. Mc Cauley, E. Blough, R. Lint, D, Owens, J. Motter, W, Hardy, R. Flickinger, B. Cameron. FOURTH ROW: T. Holderbaum, G. Austin, E. Heifner, J. Tallmadge, J. Garman, H. Cooper, D. Kyser, N. Briggs, R. Lint. The Future Farmers of America is the largest farm boy organization in the world. The primary aim of the Future Farmers is the development of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. This organization offers many opportunities to the farm boy whois willing to accept responsibility, The Jeromesville Chapter was chartered by the State Association of Future Farmers of America on March 3, 1930. During the past 26 years the chapter has received considerable recognition and many awards, During the past year the chapter was rated a superior gold Medal State Chapter. They were also rated among the top four chapters in the state of Ohio, OFFICERS Norman Briggs . . .... Pr6Sid6l1I Donn Donelson . . . . . . Vice-President Wilbur Hardy , . .... Secretary Sandy Sports . . . . . Treasurer Dean Smith . . . . . Sentinel Rex Smith . . . . . . RSPOFTCI' Mr. Carl Nagy . . . . . Advisor Chlli Chat FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Cutlip, D. Shane, J, Seibert, T. Crosland, D. Smith, M. Landman, D. Straits, L. Smith, C. Gregory, C. Newmeyer. SECOND ROW: C. Smith, N. Fulk, P. Hopkins, M. Wise, M. Glasgo, L, McClure, D. Galliher, J. Robson, C, Came- ron, Miss Heid. THIRD ROW: J. Olin, D. Smith, M. McKinley, J. Dysinger, M. Aber, S. Spotts, B. Cook, R. Lewis, W. Hardy, R. Smith. The school paper, CHIT CHAT, is a monthly publication of the activities of Jeromes- ville High School. The editor, Millie J o Landman, attended a journalism workshop at Ohio University at Athens. While at this workshop she was chosen co-editor of the STREAMLINER, the rnimeographed paper published at the workshop. Also the editor and assistant editors, Diane Straits and Darlene Smith, represented the staff at a week-end workshop at Ohio State University in October. The paper was criticized at both places and many suggestions were given for improvements to be made in the following years. This year brought a new adviser, Miss Eunice Heid, a recent graduate of Capital University, to express her ideas and suggest ways of improving the CHIT CHAT. In May a picnic is held for the pleasure of the staff who have worked hard to make the CHIT CHAT the best paper the school has ever had. SOClAl COIUITIIIIGG FIRST ROW: C. Gregory, C. Smith, T. Crosland, M. Wise, Mrs. Miner. SECOND ROW: J. Urban, G. Austin, D. Kauffman. ASS6mBl COITNTTIIIICGG FIRST ROW: D. Wi1e,I. Myers, M. Faber, M. Stake, I. Bee, R. Maxwell, Mr. Wallace. SECOND ROW: J. Hopkins, R. Curlip, G. Kissel, L. Smith, J. Cutlip, W. Weikel. Semon pta cast FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Clark, M. Glasgo,L. Smith,J . Stake, M. Landman. SECOND ROW: R. Lint, B. Hopkins.J. Messner, B. Kyler, R. Eagle, M. Aber, B. Zickefoose. TEN LITTLE IDIANS, a mystery in three acts. was presented by the senior class on April 20, 1956. This story of mystery and suspense with touches of comedy was entertaining for all who saw it or took part in it. The ten little Indians are china figurines which present the clue to an orgy of mysterious murders on an island off the coast of England. Ten guests are invited to an estate on Indian Island by a mysterious host whom none of them have ever seen. When the guests arrived they found that their host had been detained, but they were told to make themselves comfortable. By the end of the first evening two of the guests had been murdered, and the rest of them were too frightened to think straight. From this point on pandemonium reigned. One by one the guests were found murdered, and for each murder, one of the china Indians was found smashed. Suspicion rested on every member of the party, but just as the audience had nearly convicted someone, that person was found with a bullet through his skull, or pushed off a cliff. The suspense rose rapidly, and it never declined tmtil the final curtain fell. The cast included: Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, caretakers of the house, Ronald Eagle and Roma Clark: Fred Narracott, a boatman from the mainland, Bob Zickefooseg Vera Claythorne, a pretty, young secretary, Mary Ann Glasgog Philip Lombard, a gay young adventurer with an eye for young ladies, Bill Kylerg Annie Marston, a young speed demon, Millie Jo Landmang William Blore, a suspicious-looking private detective, Mike Aberg General MacKenzie, a somewhat dazed old Army general, Ray LintgSir Lawrence Wargrave, adistinguished judge, Bill Hopkinsg Emily Brent, a self- righteous old Spinster, Lorene Smith, Dr. Armstrong, aprominent nerve specialist, ,T ack Messner. The student director, who took a lot of responsibility for the success of the presentation, was Joyce Stake. The director was Mrs, Olive Murray. The seniors wish to thank Mrs. Murray for her patience as well as her great technical advice and guidance. Junlon pta Cast FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Billotte, D. Smith, B. Lewis,T. Crosland. J. McKinley, R. Smith, M. Stake, J. Sours. SECOND ROW: W. Hardy, D. Donelson, L. McClure, J. Robson, L. Whitworth, C. Newmeyer, D. Straits, G. Kissel, B. Cook, L. Budd. On November 18, 1955, the junior class presented GIRL CRAZY, a three-act comedy. The stage was completely transformed into a dude ranch. Danny Churchill, played by Jim McKinley, was the owner. He had to live on the ranch for a year before he could inherit it from his father. Robert Lewis played Louie, the New York cab driver who had driven Danny to Arizona. Wilbur Hardy portrayed Jake, the crippled old caretaker of the ranch, who thought everything in the West was wonderful. Anyone thinking that the sand and broiling sun were not wonderful was likely to be shot on sight. While on the ranch Danny meets andfalls in love with Molly, the local postmistress, who was played by Teresa Crosland. She is the only interesting girl around until Tess, Mary Stake, comes out and gives her some competition with Danny. Rose, a Brooklyn telephone switchboard operator, was played by Darlene Smith. Rose spent the majority of her time chasing Louie. Rex Smith played the part of Sam Mason, a New York acquaintance of Danny's, Sam was hardly a friend, because he and Danny had fought over Tess when both of them knew her in New York. Lank, portrayed by Leo Whitworth, was thevillian who became angry when he heard of Danny's plans for building a night club to rival Lank's club. Jerry Sours played the part of Lank's hench- man, a sly, suspicious-looking Mexican. Larry Budd, Maurice Billotte, George Kissel, and BillCook played local residents--cowboys, Indians, and State polioernen. Playing tourists who were spending their vacations on Danny's dude ranch were Carol New- meyer, Faye Domer, LeEtta McClure, Dixie Galliher, and J oyoe Robson. Safety Damzol FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Robson, J. Maxwell, M. Aber. C. Gregory, B. Lewis, T. Crosland, N. Fulk. SECOND ROW: M. McKinley, D. Metcalf, I... Smith, L. McClure, F. Domer, D. Galliher, C. Cameron. THIRD ROW: T. Denny, P, Gray. J. Dysinger, T. Reed, S. Sports, R. Zickefoose, L. Weaver, Mrs. Murray, SDOQIIS liootlsall Cheenleacens Diane Suaits Mary Ann Giasgo Lorene Smith Athletic Association Offlcens 1. FIRST ROW: R. Lewis, Executive Committeeg R. Smith, Vice-Presidentg I. Messner, Presidentg I. McKinley, Insignia Committee. SECOND ROW: Mr. Boals, Executive Committeeg P. Hopkins, Secretaryg T. Crosland, Treasurerg Mr. Weikel, Executive Committee. Champions FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Garman, B. Kyler, G. Austin,R. Cutlip, N. Briggs. J. Messner, J. Tallmadge, B. Hopkins, J. McKinley, R. Lewis, G. Kissel. SECOND ROW: Mr. Baczuk, J. Sch- weyer, D. Smith, P. Fickes, R. Smith, B. Cook, R. Hall, L. Whitworth, J. Urban, J. Cutlip. J. Mc- Kinley, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Boals, W. Weikel, P. Smith, K. Hoverstock, R. Flickinger, J. Kistler, C. Krichbaurn, K. Kerr, L. Hartsel, Manerg S. Newmeyer, Manager. The Jeromesville Blue Jays soared to new heigits this year after a highly successful season last year. The Blue Jays not only clinched the titles of County Champions and Undefeated, but also claimed the mythical state six-man football championship, The Blue Jays were powered this year by All-Ohio Russ Cutlip. Russ broke the national scor- ing record of 203 points with a new high of 213 points. Russ was also selected to the All-County team along with Jim McKinley, .T ack Messner, and Gene Austin. The players who received letters for their championship efforts were: Jerry Garman, Bill Kyler, Ray Hall, Jim McKinley, Jack Tallmadge, Norman Briggs, Jack Messner, Russell Cutlip, Bill Hopkins. Robert Lewis, George Kissel, and Gene Austin. The letters were awarded to the boys at a football banquet held in their honor. Bob Feller, one of the Cleveland Indian's pitching stars, was the guest speaker. The Championship trophy was presented to the team by the county superintendent, V. B. Moffett. The seniors who have been on the team four years are Bill Kyler, Bill Hopkins, Jerry Gar- man, Gene Austin, and J ack Tallmadge. The remainder of the senior football boys have been on the team two or three years. These boys will be sorely missed in next year's athletic competition, but with the fine crop of xmderclassrnen, next year's team will be of the same championship caliber as the former teams have been. RAY HALL RUSS CUTLIP 'x GEORGE KISSEL NORM BRI Jeromesvxlle Ieromesville Jeromesv111e Jeromesvllle Jeromesvllle Jeromesvxlle Jeromesvxlle Jero mesv111e GGS BILL KYLER WES BOALS Coach JERRY GARMAN JACK Sullivan Perrysville Howard Hayesville Frazeysburg Sullivan Perrysville Hayesville TALLMADGE 19 18 14 8 20 0 32 12 JIM MC KINLEY BOB LEWIS JACK MESSNER i ,A -'J' xi FRANK BACZUK Assistant Coach Y Vanslty Basketsall FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Cook, Managerg R. Smith, J. Tallmadge, B. Kyler, B. Hopkins, G. Kissell, Manager, SECOND ROW: J.Cutlip, J. McKinley, N. BriSgS. .T . Messner, R. Cutlip, Coach, Wesley Boals. This year the Blue Jays had abetter team than the records show. With a few breaks the team could have had a 14-2 record instead of a 10-6 record. Overall there were 4 games in which the opposing team won by less than 5 points. These scant margins prove that Jeromesville had a well balanced, skilled team. In tournament play Jeromesville drew the bye and then played Ruggles-Troy. This game proved to be the most exciting contest of the season. Jeromesville led most of the way, but in the final minutes, the lead changed hands frequently. The final buzzer rang showing Ruggles -Troy on top, 59-58. The outlook for next year is very good, and we're hoping that the team will come out with the championship. Jeromesville Amity Jeromesville H3YSSVi11e Jeromesville Perrysville J erornesville Ruggles -T roy J eromesville Sullivan J eromesville Polk Jeromesville Savannah Jeromesville GICDIHOIII J e romesville HBYCSVUIB J erornesville PCI' l'YSVi11B J eromesville Rl18S1eS'Tl'0Y J eromesville Big Prairie J eromesville Sullivan Je rornesville Polk ,Teromesville Savannah Tournament J eromesville RUSS13-3'T TOY 1' u W. fi. wp' 7 ,nw E M., f H, Ki? Juniors anslt 00 FIRST ROW Left to Right: L. Cutlip, D. Miner, C. Krichbaum, P Ewing L Weaver SECOND ROW T Stull, D. Smith, R. Lewis, J. Urban, P. Fickes, W. Weikel, Mr Boals The fine-looking reserve team duplicated last year's record of nine wins and six losses This year s team features some promising material for next year's varsity A few close games provided some exciting moments for players and fans alike and the experience gained in these games will be valuable to the players in the games to come Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville J eromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville J eromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville ,Teromesville Jeromesville J eromesville ,Teromesville J eromesville Amity Hayesville Perrysville Ruggles -T roy Sullivan Polk Savannah Glenmont Hayes ville Per rys ville Ruggles - T roy Big P rai rie Sullivan Polk Savannah VAQSIKY Ch66l2lEAO6I2S nd JUNIOR VARSITY Ch6EI2lGAO6l2S I. Rogers, C. Mowrer, A. Ables. 'S 7th A110 th GRACE BASKGLBAU xx AN, i :muy A ge.. dx vm.: 'Q0 my xv' Q RS Q, 1-wif in-no IJ, Wann' FIRST ROW: T. Paullins, K. Rowland, I. Hopkins, B. Kyler, D. Briggs, D. Heffelfinger. SECOND ROW: Mr. L France, D. Mullet, J. McKinley, R. Garst, T. Urban, S. Hines, I. Bee, B. Rowland, Manager. 7th AHC! th GRACE CHSGRIEACGRS 3 K 4? l LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Myers, L. Garman, B. Dilgard. Basesall team FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. McKiIl16Y. J. Messner, R. Cutlip, T. Stull, B. Hopkins, D. Kauff- man, D. Kauffman, R. Smith, Mr. Boals. SECOND ROW: J. Ebert, L. Landman, J. Tallmadge, L Paullin, B. Kyler, D. Straits. Since the annual went to press before the 1956 season began it was not possible to publish anything about itg therefore, the above picture is of the 1955 team. .Tim McKinley and J ack Messner shared the pitchingduties for the team and also alternated at the position of short-stop. The remainder ofthe infield was composed of Duwayne Kauffman, David Straits, Russ Cutlip, Larry Paullin, LarryLandman, Wilbur Hardy and Bill Kyler. The outfielders were: J im Ebert, Tom Stull, Bill Hopkins, Rex Smith, and J ack Tallmadge. The 1955 baseball season proved tobe fairly successful in that Jeromesville moved from third place in the coimty in 1954 to second place in 1955. The outlook for the '56 season looks exceptionally good. We're all looking forward to a championship season. Count tnaok Champions milfs TEHEK EHHNF5 2 Q55 ENQEFEFSTEU FIRST ROW, Left to Right: K. Kerr, J. Garman, R. Smith, T. Stull, D. Kauffman, R. Lint, J. Cutlip, G. Austin, R. Eagle. SECOND ROW: J. McKinley. J. Messner, M. Lewis, D. Straits, H. Cooper, L. Landman, S, Becker, B. Kyler, R. Cutlip, B, Hopkins, Mr, Boals. Jeromesvil1e's track champions again topped their Ashland County League foes by copping their fourth consecutive league title in '55. Again, as in 1954, records were shattered in the county and school meets. Setting new records were the following boys: Jack Messner in the 120 yard high hurdles, 180 yard low hurdles, and the 220 yard dash: Gene Austin in the 100 yard dash: I im McKinley in the mile rung Larry Landman in the 440 yard dash: Dave Straits in the shot putg Duwayne Kauffman in the pole vault and Russell Cutlip tied the high jump record. The mile relay team composed of Howard Cooper, Larry Landman, Gene Austin andj ack Messner, also broke the mile relay record. Leading the scoring for the year was Jack Messner with 101 points, including 95 scored at the district meet. J im McKinley was secondhigh with 685, third was Tom Stull with 5712, and run- ning fourth was Russell Cutlip with 47 points. J eromesvil1e's line track team has now won 21 consecutive track meets. They also scored well in the District meet at Berea with J ack Messner being the only boy from Jeromesville to qualify for the State track meet. 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Compliments THE FAULTLESS R BBER C0 fl: Ashland Ohio x fe J I 535' Y sign' is-e Sat1sfact1on Smce 1884 FREEDLA DER Detassehngrsa very vxtal phase rn the productron of hybrrd seed corn Much of our success rn malntalnlng superror the help we recelve from many wrllmg hands as the tassels and S11kS emerge from many thousands of corn plants rn our crossmg plots We are grateful for the opportumty to express ap prec1at1on for the excellence of deportment of Jeromesvllle I-hgh School Students rn therr tasks wlth us 'l'0P 0 CROP It Pays to Buy Quahty B R ID of 7 '- 7 C 5 21. , H xx ' 'fx ' ' 9' X . . . . . n , ,E quality in hybrid seed corn can be attributed to if V w 'I'-X .., 'U , ' . rf' w A f A A:-XL 34.4 x - - 9 General Electric Home Furnishings Funeral Directors s FURNIBH YUIII1 Phone fn WIAIIO dll Jeromesville Ohio Compliments A HLA D BANK AV GCO Member HE RY DILGARD We st End Garage ql Tires Batteries Accessories Jeromesville Phone 20 1 Ohio ' -a' of and Ashland F. D. I. C. Ohio Q A Compliments of BUCKEYE BUILDERS SUPPLY 'Where You Buy the Best for Less Route 30 West Phone Ho 2 5181 Wooster Ohlo LEUYARD VAULT S Ashland Vault Inc Ashland Ghlo JEROME VILLE PACKI G C0 Beef Pork and Veal in Bologna Sausage Custom Butcherlng Phone 41002 Jeromesvllle Phone 23157 AShlaf1d , Q A A f U l ,, Wholesalers of V' I, I .1--QL' 4 , , HEFFELFINGER S MARKET S1fS , 45,6 a T Ravi 6123 SEI' 3512 eb? ,fs RKFY-1957 GILBERT FURNITURE CRMPANY If '-if Z Tw! hl of Flo SMALLEYS SME mf Y m Josll S-J M s Ohlo Compliments of 9 ervice T I 1 GI'OCe1 ieS d fan' r JJ' Ph 98 - 1 juz- .T 1 Prod 6, 'Q K KR 4 fy qw' W' 190' T V I Jeromesville x sd Ohi 4 4 'fy A A 4 ..,, .,.. 1 S1 A d Over Two Acres or Space Ohi 1 C ' d S0 ' ks t.: ,, : X I . a 4 .. ff 4 'A 15 lg ' ,529 mi. 0,10 75 4 . ' e Wanna fight?? ? Our Boy Wally lx 1 Kill it before it multiplies You Pre prom blues ! She still believes in Santa name it and you can have itl Slightly cold A 4- L. yi' ofb l 3. ,4- in Ph.- -,I Sir Austin You sure look busy! A Pajama Game Watch the birdie Sweet Pea Y,s1NATI0NA,6, ABRANCH BANK QWDSOLDESQY5' JEMMESVILLE WEIDNER M0'l'0R SALES Q Q . DE BEDAGER HARDWARE fvnpaiifl LlNCOLN WAY RESTAURANT 'i' wig!-Q-sq-A Home of Golden Fr1ed Clucken y N Phone 711 Jeromesvllle Ohlo mg, HAEELD SPONSLEE S 1,53 Paved Well llghted Parklng Area End of Cleveland Avenue Open 8 A M to 10 P M Everyday Ashland Ohlo THE FARMERS BANK of ASHLAND MEM EEE D l C Ashland Oh1o The Best Place To Save Establlshed The Best Place To Borrow 1874 QCDQCID JEEEMESVILLE ELEVATOE Gram, Seeds, Feeds, Coal, Hardware, Fertlhzer Jeromesvllle Phone 18 1 Ohlo 1 er W a Z., I 1 1 ' KJL1.,,A Q er E ff Q, 0 ' -5 G!v':Ma,'3 T IGA MARKET Q, ...S - ' smile ff!--.q, ,.-' - . . If . ' 0 ' .MAMA in LGYR GRAY HEATING GG Plumbmg W1r1 g Heatlng Hot Au' Hot Water Steam Heat Jeromesvllle Phone 6326 Oh1o LEE 0 ERANKS AGENCY Buckeye Unlon Insurance neAu.Y REALLY msunss Phone msunss OfflCe 561 Home 231 Jerome sV111e Ohlo Compllrnents of JGNESWAY STOCK FARM Reg Spotted Poland Hogs Jeromesvllle Oh1o Phone 344 6 BERLIN E LAUGHERY John Deere Sales and Servlee Route 511 Worth Ashland Oh1O R D 3 Phone 3 9114 IR Qafd OI' my Woo a Tralnload IICIG ' LUMBER COMPA Y JERMME VILLE MEAT MARKET Jeromesvllle Phone 26 Oh1o Wholesale and Reta1l Lester Metcalf Prop Fresh Meats Read' ' V Classlfled Ads Ashland Phone4 2221 A D ohm TIME GAZETTE X I, I ual Newspaper 4 I KARL E. HEAREE f lqmouth Dodge Plymouth Cars Q G.. X Dodge Trucks UA Internatlonal New Holland flwun .3!'3Z'.' Farm Machlnery X Phone 0611 Loudonv11le, Ohlo F .-'-T I ' - 1 M 1 B 1 I Congratulations I ' R PRESERVING I To the Sen1or Class THE WOOSTE 1956 COMPANY I C H W Buckeye Brand Pickles vi Wooster Fancy Brand Preserves ' and Jell Home Style Cookles Contact Us for 1956 Cucumber Acreage WAR TLER Wooster Oh1o Congratulauons to the Class of '56 from WOOSTE R EQUITY BAKE Y IC X, Wooster Ohlo Ashland Oh1o Phone 23851 HE FFE LFINGE R'S MEAT MARKET Congratulatlons Quallty Meats and Fancy Grocerles BRENNER BROS Phone 38331 Woos er M Ashland t 's Largest Excluslve Men's and Boys Store 1 Wooster Oh1o Oh1o DONLEY MOTORS Cornpllments Sales and SGFVICG CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK vp? R 1430 Claremont wx P., Jw ZR md Phone 4242 1 Ashland Oh1 o Wooster Ohlo 7 and 1 EGLY 5 L if 'x, Y gn . at ' ' ' of - 1,60 ce' 255832 '- l ,' I . Compliments of I ROY'S BARBER SHOP American Antiques 7 f A L . THE 1818 TAVERN Jeromesville Ohio Half way between Wooster and Mansfield on Route 30 Phone 0191 P O Box 242 , . N I or 'f . q :'l YJ X 1 J 5 ily: I Jeromesville Ohio ART PRINTING CoMPANY THE 0 O0 ENC 147 East 2nd Street Ashland Ohio Ohio Ford Tractors New Idea and Equipment Equipment MOHERIVIAN TRACTOR SALES Red Top Baler Twine Loudonville Phone 4081 ASHLAND BOWLING CENTER 18 of the most Modern Bowling Alleys in Ohio Ashland Ohio Phone 22973 Compliments JOHNNY F000 BA KET AXA pile-Q2 ' Wg? Two Complete Food Markets Union Street Lincoln Heights Ashland Ohio Mansfield Ohio ABLES INSURANCE AGENCY Life Auto Fire Notary Public Phone 2062 Jeromesville Ohio I-Ashland You Can Be Sure Of The Best In Quality If You Buy At Johnny's Phone 3 8881 Ohio - ' wi . fd p 10 I W Q Q gftx 0 i 6 . L . xxx' 4' 0 .. - 'Cs Z sf' Q- , oo o 1 9 . . up 50 Q i 4,317 W , f?j':5S 1 ' '-O Q O ' 0- of . . . I . i Q x 'pn 1 Q QR, gZ'lfg X. . 59.9.3555- Is this a class? gtg 9.8 Take me a ride, Jack! A' if 1 'X X , - Ladies and Gentlemen f 4 ,ft F.-..,- ' 4 Highland fling K Mr. Wallace! !i Ride'em Donna ! ' Bathing Beauties Poker Party - Slumber Party Sn '0- -6 Y ' ny S E I 1. 2. 3, everybody sing Doing something boys?? Pass ir here A D APPERsoN's GREENHoUsE FAR PPLY ASHLAND FARM SUPPLY Your Dealer A1115 Chalmers GMC Trucks Temple Ton Spreaders and Loaders Dunham Flttmg Tools Phone 32095 Ashland Ohlo Need gin, Try Flowers Ours Hi-afaav X-1 509 West Ma1n Street Ashland Phone 35251 Ohlo NICKLES BAKERY lllllllllvmm Mansfleld Ohlo Quallty Frult StraWberr1es Raspbernes Che rr1e s Peaches Apples Grapes CHASE FRUIT FARM AWD SUNNY CREST ORCHARDS 3 M1193 South of Jeromesv111e B F GOODRICH STORE 1rst ln Rubber Home of L1fesaver Tubeless T1res Passenger TIFQS Truck Tlres Farm Tlres Rad1os Telev1s1on Sets Appllances Wlth Comphments STAMAN 81 BRINE R Curlee Su1ts and Sport Coats Rugby Sweaters Freeman Shoes Polo Sh1rts and Sw1m Wear Phone 39921 159 Umon street 25 East M8111 Ashland, 01110 Ashland Oluo Comphments of Compl1ments ASHLAND EQUITY EXCHANGE of THOMAS WALLPAPER The Cooperatlve Elevator AND PAINT SOTRE Corner W. Ma1n and Broad Streets Ashland, Oluo Phone 24701 Phone 3 62 51 Ashland, Oh1o li-ll I 'l ' I ' M ,GQVS ' , - - ii I W - , 1 F. . ,, n of 1 QR , 5 X- fr, las ......3 F - LEIBFA RTH'S e Dlamond Store Airman. W Known for better Watches Sllver Crystal Chlna Dlamonds 36 East Maln Street Ashland Ohlo R E HEFFELFINER General Insurance QW Phones Jeromesvllle 25036 Wooster 20236 GRAY'S FURNITURE STORE 24 West Second Street Phone 32782 Ashland Ohlo D E SATTERFIELD SPORTING GOODS Sales at Servlce Guns Flshlng Tackle 201 Orange Street Phone 22242 Ashland 01110 Compllrnents Everythmg To Wear For Men o Care 113 West Maln Street Ashland Ohlo REEDSBURG GENE RAL STORE Grocerles Meats 'W CWI-A-12 'E 4 4 52 CJ, Reedsburg Ohlo SCOTT PLUMBING St HEATING 26 East Second Street Phone 30701 YOU MUST BE SATISFIED Ashland Ohlo L. DOLBY TRACTOR SALES 248 Cleveland Avenue Ashland 2 5051 Servlce Sales Parts A Complete Farm Servlce Th ' ' ' . lf 5 ' 4 f A 1 QI -'X of . GANYARD'S TOGGERY 'iftl' F 5 If 1 W , -, f. 5 ff I H . .1 I al 1 'n-:T ' fat... V 1 ,v lla Wh V? ' A A Or ' ll ' V' REXFORD L FASIG Wayne County's Most Complete General Store Ashland County Leadlng Fashlon Center especlally for the young ln heart Ashland Ohm New P1ttsburg OhlO Compllments BUD'S RADIO SL T SERVICE C 0 0 4' it Phone 23031 1055 Claremont Ashland Ohlo C 81 S COMPANIY H E Crltes G H Slgler General Carpenter and Phone 21102 Jeromesvllle 0h1o HE LVIE 'S BARBE R SHOP Pool Room Candy X -if JJ 5 Tobacco J Hayesvllle Ohio I Have Dekalb Seed Corn H1gh Germlnatlng Well Graded A E NIEWCOME R Jeromesvllle Ohlo lVIINER'S SPARKLE MARKET Free Parklng Open Evenmgs Loudonvllle Oh1o ED MAXWELL Dealer In Hay Straw Horses I Jeromesvllle Ohlo li, -1 n -1 J Y 'S - of Q . I - . - . V. V and X 'I' fy X 'X .f ., ! Cement Work C QI ,Q L 1 X 5 A: I Phone 2 9811 415 E Llberty Street DOERRER CONFECTIONERY SPADE 81 BOREMAN Candles Sewmg Needs GULF SERVICE Soft Drmks Patent Medlclnes Magazlnes Baby Foods Lubrlcatlon Tlres 81 Batterles Mlnor Motor Repalr Fountaln SGFVICS Plck up SL Dellvery Statlonery Glft Items Portable Weldlng Jeromesvllle Oh1o Wooster Ohlo FUNK BROS TREE SERVICE INC SCHICK'S IGA FOODLINER Wooster Road Ashland Qhlo Ashland County's modern food market Lawnmower 81 Cham Saw Sales St Servlee Store HOHFS Homellte 9 O0 to 9 O0 Saws and Loudonvllle Oh1o FSLN Rotary Lawnmowers Phone 41549 HESS WALLPAPER AND PAINT Wholesale Wallpaper Quahty Footwear N b Dlstrlbutors of For L-AGS Jewel Palnts I Men Women and Chlldren ' Phone 20001 CORNWELL'S Ashland Ohlo 125 W Washmgton Street Ashland Ohlo Sylvanla Phllco BURRIS AND FASIG Compliments Flrestone Tlres From THE WILLIAM ANNAT COMPANY Sales and Department Store Servlce Servlng the Pubhc for Phone 2 9561 Over three fourths of a Century 325 27 Orange Street W t 4 Ashland, ohm O05 er, Ohm - I ' ,xxx , . . . , , ' V I ' I Congratulations 1 from P. Z. FUNK Masonry and Concrete Work East Main Street S. 315 QS 3 Je rornesvllle WHITWORTH RADIO-TV SERVICE Home Auto Portable Phone 79 1 Jerornesville Ohio AUSTEN AND OBERHOLTZER it We try our best M to sell the , vi, best 9 0 O 252' ' Funk Oh1o J PATTERSON ELECTRIC Opposlte Court House Phone 30771 Patterson Electrlc W1r1ng and Flxtures Ashland Oh1o Compllments GOLD STAR FEED MILLS Wooster Oh1o BARRETT'S 145 West Maln Street Offlce Supplles -I 1 Ashland Oh1o Phone 24541 Shoes from blue Jeans to formal Yep goto HELBERT AND SHENBERGER 125 West Maln Street Flnest 1n Farm Machlnery NVE A fb Ashland Oh1o A, aff L... T J .. Q S- V I. ' 4 N . fo . . . 'toQ,' - . . 4 vv '?'9: O, Q of ' ' X W' S ':. - , . X 'f' X 5' - 5.3 1 .L . L T . . . ll . L Q Y' '-' X ,xxx I'-,j Semor g1r1s'7'P Z X1 The bosses' I saw Mommy krssmg Santa Claus Q' N Three Musketeers Santa s llttle helper 98' g.. NC' ' Chmg pay poo a bo peep -S Mrss Terry Cloth of 56 Senror Boys WHITWORTH GROCERY and meats Quallty Foods f' 3 52 wa- R A 'Fic' 59,-43 4' 'fo'o9'! ' Phone 79 1 Jerornesvllle Oh1o R SL K S H O P P C1oth1ng Shoes Sportlng Goods Toys f Phone 024 1 Jeromesvllle Oh1o LOUDONVILLE 'TILE gl LINOLEUM Floorcoverlngs Plastlc and Ceramlc Tlle Forrnlca Loudonvllle Ohlo Phone 0 30 5 Congratulatlons from ASHLAND TRUCK Sz IMPLEMENT COMPANY A mln. A INTERNATIONAL ,W 3 Ashland Oh1o HAROLD'S MOTOR CO Dodge Plymouth Z ll 1 ,A l 333 Orange Street Ashland, Oh1o HOSTETTLER'S INC 10 West Maln Street Ashland Ohlo Your headquarters or School Sl Off1C6 Supplles STRANG 81 CO. COOPER BROS. Furmture lVIus1o Concrete Work Lee' Carpet Planos Septlc tanks Excavatlon Draperles Conn organs Open 6 days a week Corrugated P1pe 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M. Loudonvllle Free Parklng Phone 34941 Oh1o Slde and Rear Ashland, Oh1o Cleveland Road 1 1 , I E I , ' P X A sS 1' M I-Lx, i wtkj Q - 'A E' . 3'1 - vvgid' R . 2332-.Qfsyy'+'Q'o'.,.o.f O- ,O ..., 1 C v .,. ,.n,. !'f'L 'i'! ' I WA f f ,M Viv ' ,wfrsvif ' f'wf12'i'Q W, 3 , 4 -Q J M , n 4 ' sw T gig,k fy M W? 1 I 5 ' f ,, 552 ' XM X az 1 1 ,, I , C vim. , Q 5 QQ!! INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas Cnty Publusherx Cove: Munufurxurevs Book Bwndeu FAUORY HOME OFFIKE 'E'fE:l,E.?Q,'-' ' 't'1.' 2121- - -1 v 3 Q- Rfb X . 532' ws 5 Q x 1 up l ,Q 1 , : V gs, 1 5 ,,i. is . ' J If 1 wg' 4 if Q f , fa Mg Af , 1 Sf W ,. QA. 1 f, x90 4 fx 1 Q X 4 XX., .Q Q9 ?'fe':w:ff 5 r 4 . 1 4 . 1.15 4 I A . v 359, Eg-ga p fi: , I KE if -Q :- L3- .wif ,V ,Q :Eg . agzag xii? f 1,3 , N ,fi fa, ,., , Q3