Jeromesville High School - Cristata Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1957 volume:

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Domer, M. Faber, B. lckes, B. Starr, T. Paullin. The services of these people keep our school running smoothly throughout the day. They cook our meals, clean our school building, drive our school buses, and keep the office preceedings running efficiently. Without them the school could not possibly function properly. 3 t 5LHlHP rHKf f LEFT TO RIGHT: Cloyd Ewing, Doyle Findley, Miles Ebert, Clarence JANITORSg Dale Smith, Royd Smith, Briggs, Kirk Ramage Gerald Smalley, O O9 ,.t yum .41 IMA, X , 91' f fm 'A fl , 5f:2??fi?1eZv 355 ' .4 rw., ,47:f,',,, F mt x A ' EARL HEIFNER Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Athletic Association l,2, 3, 4. FAYE DOMER Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Girls' Glee l,2,3,4g Class Play 3 45 Librarian 2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4g Athletic Association 1,2,3, 4: G. A. C. 4. MARY STAKE Mixed Chorus l,'2,3,4g Girls' Glee 1,2, 3, 4, Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Chit Chat l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3,45 Class Play 3,45 At- tendant 3g Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3,4, Treasurer4g Ass- embly Committee 3, 4. 'Y DEAN KA UFFMAN Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Committee 2, President 3g Class Play 3,45 F. F. A. l,2,Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, Athletic Association l,2.3,4. DIXIE GALLIHER Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Girls' Glee 3, 4g Chit Chat 3,4g Annual Staff 4, F. H.A. 1,2,3,4g Librarian 3,45 Class Play 3,4g Social Committee 1gAth- letic Association 1,2,3,4. X l in 1 l 44 ff. ROBERT GRAY TERRY SOURS Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Glee lg F. F.A. 1,2g Football 35 Scholarship 2. LARRY BUDD Class Play 3, 4, Annual Staff 43 Ath- letic Association l,2,3, 4. R 1 X 1 K GEORGE KISSEL Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff 43 Manager 4. LEO WHITWORTH Mixed Chorus 3,43 Boys' Glee 3 4 Class Play 3,43 Band 3.4: Annual Staff 4: Football 3,4g Athletic Asso ciation 3,4. Y-9 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4: Assembly Committee 3, Annual Staff 45 Football l, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 4, Man- ager 2, 3, 4: Athletic Association 2, 3. 45 Vice-President 4. N REX SMITH Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Boys' Glee 1,2, 3,41 Senior Band 1,2 3,43 Class Play 3,41 F.F.A. 1,2,3,43 Assembly Committee l Annual Staff 43 Chit Chat 1,2,3,43 Class Vice-President 23 Football 3, 43 Basketball l,2, 3 43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Track 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association l,2, 3, 43 Thespians 3,41 Vice'Pres ident 43 F.F. A. Reporter 33 F. F. A. Vice-President 4. X TERESA cRosLAND Mixed Chorus1,2,3, 43 Girls' Glee 1,2, 3, 43 Ensemble l,2, 3, I 4 43 Class Play 3, 43 Librarian 33 Assembly Committee 13 F. H. A. 3, l,2,3,4, l-listorian33 Parliamentarian 43 Annual Staff 43 Chit Chat l,2,3,43 Class Officer 2,43 Scholarship Test 23 Senior Scholarship Test 43 Cheerleader 3,41 Athletic Association l, 2, 3 4, TYGHSUFBTSQ Social Committee 33 G.A.C. 43 Thespian - 3 3, 43 Girls' State 33 Attendant 23 Homecoming Queen 4. if JOYCE ROBSON Mixed Chorus 2, 3,43 Girls' Glee 2,3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Librar- ian 2,3,43 Treasurer 33 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Chit Chat 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Tests 2, 33 Senior Scholarship Test 43 Athletic Association 1,2,3,43 G.A.C. 4g Thespians 3,42 Secretary 43 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 43 Annual Staff 43 Assistant Editor 4. WILBUR HARDY Mixed Chorus 23 Boys' Glee 23 Projectionist 1,2,3,43 Class Play 1,2,3,43 Librarian 13 Assembly Committee 23 F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Secretary 2,33 Annual Staff 43 Chit Chat 1,2, 33 Scholar- ship Test 13 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Executive Committee 43 Thespians 3,4, President 43 Class Secretary 33 Class President DONN DONELSON Mixed Chorus 1,'2,3,4: Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 45 Assembly Committee 3. President 45 Social Committee 35 fr F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Vice-President 3, and President 43 Class l Play 3,43 Band 1,2,3, 43 Scholarship Test 1.3, Basketball 1,45 3' ' , Athletic Association 1,2,3,4. CA ROL NE WMEYER Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Glee 2,3,4p Ensemble 2,43 Band 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,43 F.l-l.A, 1,'2,3,4g Pianist 35 Annual Staff 4: Chit Chat 2,3,4g Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, G.A. C. 4. QQ' -2' BILL COOK letic Association 1,2,3,4g Boys' State 3, LE ETTA MC CLURE MixedChorus l,2,3.4p Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble 4, Class Play 3,43 Librarian 3,41 F.H.A, l,2,3,4, Parliamentatian 3, Afnnual Staff, Chit Chat 2, 3, 4: Class Vice-President lg Social Committee 2: Athletic Association l,2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Boys' Glee l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Projectionist 2,3, 4, Class Play 3, 45 Social Committee 4, Chit Chat 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 4: Scholarship Test 1,33 Senior Scholarship Test 4g Football l,2, 3,4, Manager l,2, 3,43 Ath- 6 6' DIA NE STRAITS Mixed Chorus l,2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee l,2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble l,2, 3, 4, Chit Chat l,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Annual Staff 4, Editor 4, F. H. A. l,2,3, 4, President 3, 4, Assembly Com- mittee 2, Class Play 3, 4, Scholarship Tests l, Senior Scholar- ship Tests 4, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4: H0m9C0ff1iY1g Attendant 1, State Homemaker De- gree 3, Thespian 3, 4, Clerk 4, G.A. C. 4, Girls' State 3. ROBE RT LE WIS Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4, Senior Band l,2, 3,4, Class Play 2,3, 4, Librarian l,2,3, Annual Staff 4, Chit Chat 1, 2,3, Class President 3, 4, Football l,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Scholar- ship Tests 2, 3, Senior Scholarship Test 4. -6: .TIM MC KINLEY Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Librarian 1,2, Class Treasurer, President, Vice-President 2,3, 4, Senior Scholarship Test 4, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball 1, P 2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Track l,2, 3, 4, Athletic Association 1,2,3,4, Athletic Association President 4. DARLENE SMITH Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls' Glee l,2,3,4, Ensemble l,2, 3,43 Band l,2,3,4, F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter F.H.A. 3, Secretary 4, Chit Chat l,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3,4, State Homemaker 3, Class Secretary 1, Social Committee 4, Librarian l, G.A.C. 4, Thespian 3,4, Scholarship Test 3, Homecoming attendant 4, Athletic Association l,2, 3, 4. A DAY WITH THE SENIORS Mrs. Murray's English Class 'Ne Mr. Baczuk's Home Room V . 40 delsoa 3-pb Jfslb .9 Cjass M,- Aydgy :S Noon and Lunch 'R A 8- Class ' START T0 FINISH Tess .0 za 1 ,Q FIRST ROW J' Sours D Donelson SECOND ROW R. Lewxs J' Robson THIRD ROW B Cook, D Gallther FOURTH ROW G Klssel C Newrneyer Rex Srmth FIFTH ROW D Srmth L McClure The Semors of 1957 f1rst passed 1nto the portals of Jeromesv1lle School m 1945 At th1s mme we had 28 members Through the grade school years we lost and gamed several members When the class entered our freshman year there were 31 class members We were all eager for whatever mlght come The sophomores re entered h1gh school somewhat w1se through experlence We had lost Judy Lmt Robert L1nt Marvm Gr1ndstaff and Georgta Landls In our ,Tumor year we lost Marshall Stumbaugh Rlchard Rogers Martha Hunt and Maur1ce B1llotte and gatned as a new class member Leo Whltworth Among our var1ous HCUVIIICS that year was the class play G1rl Crazy preparmg for the prom and several money raxsmg funct1ons such as bake sales servmg banquets and panmng mall boxes When we crossed the portals for our last year of school we had lost one member Judy Austen. We were all enthus1ast1c about the future walk down the graduanon path Some of the h1ghl1ghts of the year were the booth at the Ashland County Fau' bake sales compxhng the year book the play CURIOUS SAVAGE presented March 29 1957, and the Prom. Baccalaureate was held May 26 and Commencement May 29 Our fmal act1v1ty as a group was our semor tr1p to Washmgton D C As our class passed for the last t1me from Jeromesvllle H1gh School out mto the world they were all eager to see what ltfe had to offer them. o ia I ' I I1 .-.0 Q 6 U .E fm, x, ,A .M -1-nf . fa ' J lg' ' 4' L- ff-. arf ,M '-, .- ' 5 ' ' Q v ' 'f rf - ' .av at x':'- ' A ' N. Q. ' I 'av 4' V f I 'P . ': gfl ,, 'ff . - 9 ' 4 do , .H -. A- 1 44 ef 5 A5 of i ws' Q K 1 J M , C , as V, ' N, tt,, on : . , . . : ' , . . : . . ' . I . . , . , I . I . . 1 . - . ' . ' . . . . . . I I u ' sv ' I ' ' ' I l , . I . . . ' . . . - , D U I I ' . IUNIORS at . Ri- ' I za. as I .QQ 3. Oo 28 1 r if HQ . . gi, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Vernon, S. Crumlick, C. Cameron, P. Gray, N. Wile, C. Gregory, A Ables. SECOND ROW: I. Maxwell, D. Shane, K. Kerr, L. Gingery, M. McKinley, C. Mowrer. THIRD ROW J. Strine, T. Denney, J. Rogers, D. Sours, P. Ewing, D. Smith, L. Weaver. FOURTH ROW: J. Cutlip, R. Zickefoose, R. Hall, P. Fickes. I. Slater, S, Spotts, G. Baldner. The Junior Class began its school year with a total of twenty-six members. The first activity of the year was the election of officers. They were as follows: President, Connie Camerong Vice-President, Carol Sue Gregoryg Secretary, Nyla Wileg Treasurer, Patty Grayg Social Committee, Janice Rogers and Dean Smith, and Assembly Committee, Theda Denney and Ray Hall ln September the Juniors ordered their class rings, and in November they held a bake sale. Another activity of this month was the class play, SEVENTEEN IS TERRIFIC, presented on November 30. A third money-raising activity was the serving of the Lions' Ladies' Night Banquet on February 5. Of the fourteen boys in the class, five participated in football, four in basketball, and several in track and baseball. Eight boys and twelve girls were active in F. H. A. and F. F.A. All the girls were active in G.A.C. and Girls' Glee Club. Eleven of the boys were in the Boys' Glee Club. Other roles taken by members of the Junior Class were the following: Homecoming Attendant, Theda Denney: American Legion Essay Contest winners, Domia Shane and Russell Zickefooseg eight were members of the Chit Chat Staffg three girls in Senior Ensembleg Cheerleader, J anice Rogersg and several served in the Library Service Club. I SOPHOMORES ' vm EW .J c 'f' :'.f -- , V Z ,IK t Qu- 'xc' V 'bn' - A' A saw :J Ear- 14519. w w ox aa P' me if FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Cunningham, L. Gray, D, Gardner, N, Fulk, R. Maxwell, C. Austin, M Light, R. Raudebaugh. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Murray. J. Whitworth, E. Blough, D. Stull, W. Weikel, J Olin, L, Cutlip. THIRD ROW: J. Seibert, J. Schweyer, P. Smith, L. Domer, A. Reed, J. Humn, K. Hover- stock. FOURTH ROW: J. Meng, R. Kreiling, B. Cameron, L. Hartsel, D, Miner, D. Owens, C. Kirchbaum J. Urban, J. Motter. The sophomore year with all its new adventures has not failed to delight this year's sopho- moi-es. Election of officers marked the beginning of the fun and excitement. Keith Hoverstock and Larry Cutlip were chosen to head the class, being respectively president and vice-president. Judy Seibert was made secretary, while Cleora Smith was elected treasurer. Representing the sophomores on the social committee were Margaret Light and Jerry Meng. Dana Gardner and Bill Cameron were selected for the assembly committee. Football season which brought several sophomore gridders into the spotlight, was enjoyed by all. The season was highlighted by the Homecoming with Norma Fulk as sophomore attendant. Dick Stull served as her escort. During basketball season, the sophomores capably supported both varsity and the jayvees. There were seven boys on either of the two teams. The Class of '59 was well represented in the Mixed Chorus and both glee clubs. Other activities included Chit Chat Staff, Library Service Club, Junior Ensemble, Band, scholarship tests, F. H. A. and F.F.A. To be sure, the year was not all fun. Much time and .zffart were pxit into studios, also, This is shown partly bythe two well written American Legion Essays which were chosen to represent the tenth grade, Margaret Light and James Schweyer wrote the winning essays. FRESHMEN QU' ' '46 y . 'cpl , that B J fl wtf fl ' 5: r' A 'W 1 ' 1 v FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Reed, T, Bursley, L. Miller, B. Dilgard, D. Bre.nnstuhl, L. Blough, J. Liebolt, S, Fulk, W. Baldner, K, Austin. SECOND GOW: Mr. Nagy, L. Garman, V, Schuck, L. I-lootman, A. Herron, L. Wise, S. Burgan, B. Jolliff, R. Badertscher, D. Heffelfinger. THIRD ROW: K, Hoverstock, E. Shearer, I. Myers, B. Kyler, D. Briggs, J. Sheaffer. I. Briggs. J. Glasgo, R. Gingery. R. Rowland, F. Hunt, FOURTH ROW: R. Steward, S, Hines, T, Morgan, L. Gam, D. Burrell, R. Garst, T. Urban, R Hawks, J' . McKinley, D, Gilbert, J. Hopkins. The Freshman activities for 1956-57 started with the election of officers. The results were as follows: President, Kenneth Rowland, Vice-President, Tom Urbang Secretary, Karen Austing Treasurer, Rosemary Gingeryg Assembly Committee, Judy Myers and John Hopkins, and Social Committee, Linda Garman and Terry Morgan. Linda Garman was elected to represent the Freshman class in the homcoming ceremonies with John McKinley as her escort. In music, of the forty-two members of the class, forty-one are in Mixed Chorus and Glee Clubs. Three girls are in Junior Ensemble. Seven freshman boys play on the basketball team and sixteen were on the football team. Tenboys participate in F. F. A., and nineteen girls are members of the F.F.A. Several members of the class participate in other activities including Library Service Club, Girls' Athletic Club and the CHIT CHAT staff. Rosemary Gingery and Sam Hines were the winners of the American Legion Essay Contest. EIGHTH GRADE ' GL-v nf 'Q OC tt VY Wi? 'O on 5 1? 1 3 41?-' 4 as ill ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Anderson, D, Cosner, P. Knowlton, S. Krebs, P. Paullin, S. Simanton, J. Maxwell, T, Galliher, D, Gilbert, L Fisher, S, Sours. SECOND ROW: G. Kauffman, R, Smalley, B. Ickes M, Leech, D, Wile, V, Fowler, M. Faber, I Fowler, P. Harry, D. Liebolt. THIRD ROW: S. Flickinger, S, Wise. J. Bee, C, Humrichouser, B, Harris, J. Hollingsworth, C. Domer, R. Schweyer, FOURTH ROW: E, Eagle, S. Paulljn, D, Metcalf, P. Rogers, L. Young. J. Troutman, G, Cripe, D. Garn, P. Hoover, B. H 1 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs. Miner, G. Knecht, J. Topper, A. Garman, K Hootman, B. Maxwell, J Somerlade, V, Smith, S, Brookover, L, Obrecht, R Rowland, D. Done1Son,G. Spring, SECOND ROW: A, Heffelfinger. J. Crites, D, Myers, S, Chamberlain, G, Miller, B. Miner, J. Carter. J. Morgan. J. Fast J. Ritchie, T. Kerr. THIRD ROW: N. Walker, S. Hines, G. Krichbaum, L. Gray, D. Cooper, A Shearer J. Motter, D, Shearer, W. Gam, F, Sargeant, R Briggs. SIXTH GRADES 0 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr. LaFrance, N. Tallmadge, .T. Sports, D. House, J. Rotherrnel. J. Garns, L. Horn, N, Buchholz, C, Franks, N, Fulk, S. Eagle, S. Eagle, E. Briggs, M. Olin. SECOND ROW: B. Carter, L. McClure, K Rarnsier, G, Schuck, C. Kyser, M. Reed, A. Urban, G. Cosner, C. Liebolt, M. Schuck, N, Hawks. ff, M -Q F- Y:-za .. -1 W M ,AK-N. fly FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mr, Arnold, D, Fickles, D. Kerr, J. Holderbaum, D. Mowrer, M. Obrecht R McKinley, D. Fisher, C. Jenny, G, Gardner, G. Light, S. Gilbert. SECOND ROW: W. Raudebauglll' Domer, B, Cosner, I. Blough, G, Sours, M, Dague, P. -itzserholt, R. Weaver, E. Metcalf, R. Palmer V L g ..r.4..- TTI .5 : s Q., Ol 4 . 4 , K .,,1. 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'fffvkmw-1-w..v- , u iz v Q 1 I v' SECOND GRADES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Halbert, C, Fulk, L. Rogers, T. Sours, D. Hange, R. Bishop, G, Gray, M. Leibolt, B. Likes, V, Boyes, D. Kyler, I. Martin. SECOND ROW: S. Shibinski, D. Ramsier, S. Bowser, S. Fast, G, Austin, T. Kaufman, S, Starr, F, Mullet, K. Gardner, P. Garn, D. Barker, B. Fulk, B. Zehner. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Somerlade, W. Weaver, D. Bowser, M. Landis, J. Obrecht, E. Smith, F. Howman, W, Swineford, J. Bevington, B, Heid, T, Hamilton, S. Myers, SECOND ROW: Miss Campbell, L. Gilbert, B. Ricer, C, Baldner, R. Snow, B, Rogers, F. Schuck, R. Houchin, M. Krebs, L. Burrell, I. Flickinger, M, Eagle, B. Helbert. 4 n FIRST GRADES FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs, Kittle, P. Helbert, B. Wise, K. Easterday, K. Bowser, S. Horn, E. Smith, T. Smith, V, Shriver, R. Swinehart, B, Banks, B. Funk, R Arnold. SECOND ROW: B. Carl, A. Garman, T, Dague, V, Steward, G, Lewis, S. Meng, M. Bontrager, B, Betson, R. Buchholz. I. Hamilton. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Mrs, Draper, M, Bonnell, R. Eagle, M. Bull, ,T. Tallmadge, M, Maxwell, L. Carpenter, A, Boyes, S, Leidigh, B, Fisher, L, Funk, L, Strang, B, Obrecht. SECOND ROW: R. Baldner, R, Hange, V, Schwan, T, Barker, R. Smith, B. Seibert, B. Jones, C. Miller, R. Rockenfelder, D. Gam, R. Sours. AEENT: J. Ritchie. f f-- w-9-pw-wm..m,,,,, I X I , If sv . . QW ' V 1, ' ' - .. - wf '.- . ' ., .,q W' 94' A ,,,,mL X, A ,, . Q A -s,..f ' I f N-,,.f I i 6' ,. ,, 5, ,uf V 1 ., 3 ' I r 7 I.,-'ff .D R' ' ,,, M' 4 ,a: t'Grj 459 ' fl.. fviufl ACTIVITIES QUEEN TERESA I956 Convernbles a beaut1fu1 float and pretty glrls were keynotes 1n the 1956 homecommg, Bad weather was the only factor barrmg tlus homecoming from bemg among the best Queen Teresa Crosland and her court mcludtng Lmda Garman, Norma Fulk Theda Denney and Darlene Smlth were brought onto the fleld and escorted to the float precedmg the game w1th Sulhvan The master of ceremon1es for the evenmg was Sandy Sports who descmbed the process1on of converubles carrymg the attendants and the followmg coronatlon Queen Teresa was escorted to the float by Jxm McKLnley Other escorts accompanymg the attendants were Robert LEWIS semor Jlm Cuthp Juruor D1ck Stull, sophomore andJ'ohn McK1nley freshman The Queen gave a breathless tha.n.k you and p1tched the ball to Captam J' 1m McK1nley as the game began The homecomlng float was made of blue and whxte crepe paper arranged 111 a sem1 c1rc1e and servmg as me background Alummum fo1l was the mam decorauon of the remamder of the float. The d8S1gIllIlg and decoraung of the float was done by a comnuttee headed by Mr Eugene Anderson. Even though the team was defeated all morale was boosted at the homecomlng dance held tn the school gymnastum. The gym was beauufully decorated to fulftll a wonderful evemng The Royal Dance featurmg the court and the1r escorts was the hlghhght of the occas1on. The de corauons and danctng were dxrected by a commxttee headed by M1ss Euruce Herd 8, 'Q 1 it lf -5, , y . D I . F I . , . 5 1 I I n - . I 9 HOMECOMING SCENES QT SENIOR ATTENDANT SOPHOMORE A TTENDA NT V? Sf' JUNIOR ATTENDANT FRESHMAN ATTENDANT 15 TH ESPIANS FRONT ROW, Left to Right: M. Aber, W. Hardy, J, Messner,R Lewis, B. Kyler, J, McKinley, R. Smith B Hopkins. SECOND ROW: D. Straits, T. Crosland, D. Smith, M. Stake, I. Robson, M. Landman, L. Smith .T Stake, P. Hopkins, M. Glasgo. In the spring of 1956 J' eromesville High School applied for membership in the National Thespian Society. The National Office accepted the request of the school as being qualified and presented a charter. Thespians Troupe 1647 was the name given to the new dramatic organization by the National Office. Charter members' names were written on the charter, the charter was framed, and hung in the school office. Thespian Troupe29 of Ashland High School sponsored the initiation ceremony in a.n impressive formal service one evening in May. Mr. Baczuk, high school principal, accepted the charter for the schooL A social time was had in the gymnasium by visiting officers from Ashland and the new Thespian members of Jeromesville. The National Thespian Society is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in the secondary schools. Student membership is won by earning points through participating in dramatic and speech experiences. Technical activities of play production are rewarded as well as stage performances. Thespian Troupe 1647 pledged itself to function for the betterment of the school in the follow- ing ways: give aid inthepresenting of school assemblies, sponsor trips to outside play productions: dramatic conventions and clinics, meet for Thespian social gathering: and plan and hold the annual, recognition banquet at the end of the school year, Officers elected for the school year are: President, Wilbur Hardyg Vice-President, Rex Smithg Secretary, Joyce Robson, Treasurer, Mary Stake: Clerk, Diane Straits. GIRLS' GLEE sofa if - . .,. - 0 f-2 2 A L7 mg !?'W 5-1435: -- Y-- 1 ' . .-' Q - ' -P -P 'X ' . 1 f if Tr I 1 FIRST ROW, Left to Right: A. Ables, D. Smith, C. Austin, K. Hoverstock, A. Herron, M. Light, D. Gardner, R. Maxwell, S. Crumlick, L, Gray, R. Raudebaugh, K. Austin. SECOND ROW: S, Fulk, N. Wyle, J'. Maxwell, C. Newmeyer, F, Domer, D. Shane, J. Robson, C, Gregory, D. Galliher, N. Fulk, C. Cunning- ham, J. Liebolt, D, Brennstuhl. THIRD ROW: E. Shearer, L. Garman, B. Dilgard, T. Bursley, J. Rogers, T. Denney, P. Gray, S. Burgan, L. Blough, L. Hootman, L. Wise. FOURTH ROW: W. Baldner, D. Straits, V. Schuck, C. Cameron, M. Stake, J'. Briggs, C. Smith, C, Mowrer, J. Myers, M. McKinley, R. Gingery. BOYS' GLEE FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Heffelfinger, R. Badertscher, T. Reed, J'. Sours, L. Miller, K. Kerr, .T Sheaffer, L. Weaver, R Steward, J. Schweyer, P. Smith, R. Kyler, K. Rowland, F. Hunt. SECOND ROW L. Cutlip, D. Smith, J. McKinley, D. Kauffman, R Flickinger, R. Lewis, G. Kissel, E. Heifner, L. Whit- worth, J. Meng, D. Miner, I. Cutlip, I. Whitworth, D. Sours. THIRD ROW: D. Gilbert, W. Weike1,L Garn, J. Urban, R Zickefoose, R. Kreiling, S. Sports, D. Owens, B. Cook, R Hawks, R Garst, T. Morgan B. Cameron, K Hoverstock, D. Briggs. FOURTH ROW: J. Strine, I. Hopkins, D. Stull, R. Smith. I. Mc- Kinely, R. Hall, D. Donelson, P. Fickes, C. Krichbaum, S. Hines, T. Urban, D. Burrell, L. Hartsel, L Domer. ane, J. Robson, C. Gregory, D. Sh A. Ables, J. Maxwell, N. Wile, C. Newmeyer, F. Domer, D. ROW, Left to Right: T FIRS nley, J. Myers, C. Mowrer, J. ngery. M. McKi ROW: R. Gi ND SECO till. Aus 1tK. Fulk, L. Gray. J. Leibo N. Galliher, Morgan, D. Garst, T. orth, .T . Meng. R wis, G. Kissel, E. Heifner, L. Whitw Le R. Flickinger, R. H, IHA J. McKinley, D. Kauff rn N O 3 rv-I W E r- I- rn 19 orsg and 23 juni FBS: sophomo 28 ang hm are fres 41 C voices. Of thes III of is made up Chorus Mixed The seniors. Mr. Moreland House is director of this group. nsisted of 12. This program co CI' Decemb OII the P.T.A. was held for EH e year, giv th of ITI first progra The from the Mixed Chorus, Band, Glee Clubs, and Ensembles. On April 5th, Ashland College sponsored a numbers di! Islan An nis Ma 'No ers at this event. They were: ' Il g2 S311 e Mixed Chorus vill H163 The Jero unty Musical. o U Poor. Your Tired UI' 'Give Me Yo and Last year, both the Boys' This year the groups entered the District and State contest in March and April. IL 3 received ys' Glee Bo while the ' 'I ratings ee received Girls' G1 d all US Mixed Chor the I Lr+.k' qllfl l gif? ui: a M- 1' 0 2'3- .yif-5 V :gf 23' fl 'MQ !- 911- 23' N L 'i 1 ,+-QL bc. :CLR .Fixx Light, ck, M dner, S. Fulk, D. Smith, C. Austin, A. Herron, K. Hoversto nger, W. Bal elfi D. Heff Right: FIRST ROW, Left to SECOND ROW: M, House, E. Shearer, D. Gardner, R. Maxwell, S. Crumlick, C. Cunningham, R Raudebaugh, D. Brennstuhl. Wise, L. Garman, B. Dilgard, T. Bursley. J. Rogers, T. Denney, P. Gray, T. Crosland, S. Burgan, L. Blough, L, Hootman, L. THIRD ROW: R. Badertscher,T. Reed, .T. Sours, L. Miller, K. Kerr, J. Shaeffer, L. Weaver, R. Steward, J. Cutlip, F, Hunt. D, Gilbert, W. Weikel, L. Garn, J. Urban, R. FOURTH ROW: K. Rowland. tworth, J. Schweyer, P. Smith, B. Kyler, Wh .-4 J. E X Fl U 6 I O N C vi the of end at the encement exercises and Co IC alaurea CC Ba the al The music departments also performed ld WOU HC BVCFYO CF ow wheth kn I don't .n id, S3 House ar, Mr. YC ed Chorus this asked his opinion of the Mix When this is We have a much better tenor section than ever before, however, we' re still imp roving, I think agree, but 1 work. I ra factor in cho jor 3 H13 is Ce n Class and experien YHA Fresh ge the fact that we have such a lar by I offse wg, B.. gn-unix-Q-we 1 ,H M- +1 li' -yah---4--. , .nw-..W- BAND FIRST ROW, Left to Right: M. Faber, J. Fast, A.Garman, N. Walker, L. Blough, C. Newmeyer, L. Cutlip, D. Smith, D. Shane, A. Ables. SECOND ROW: R Schweyer, .T. Glasgo, S. Burgan, L. Hootman, B. Joliff, J'. Briggs, S. Spotts, R. Rowland, D. Heffelfinger, I. Topper. THIRD ROW: J. Leibolt, D. Brennstuhl, K Hoverstock, R Kyler, D. Smith, R Zickefoose, L. Weaver, K. Rowland, J. Myers. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Iams, D. Burrell, R Garst, R Hawks, T. Urban, J. Urban, B. Cook, D. Donelson, L. Whitworth, R Smith, R Lewis. The High School Band is a group of students composed of 47 members, directed by Mr. Robert Iams. Their music ranges from concert pieces to popular music. Among the various functions of the group were: performing at the Junior and Senior Class Plays, the Christmas program, and the Spring Concert. In the Spring the group participated in the district music contests, They also played at several of the pep rallies. The band has not only grown in number, but also in their wide variety of instruments which the P.T,A, and the Board of Education furnished for them. This year the band and Mixed Chorus combined and presented God of Our Fathers for the Christmas program held at the school in December. They also performed several numbers of their own. The band ended the season by playing for the Commencement exercises held on May 29. FOH QAQ viii ,flvpt ,tat HUMEMAK AMERICA FIRST ROW, Left to Right: N. Wyle, D. Gardner, P. Gray, T. Denney, T. Crosland, D. Straits, D. Smith, M. McKinley, C. Gregory. SECOND ROW: D. Brennstuhl, S. Fulk, T. Burlsey, .T. Robson, F. Domer, K Hoverstock, D. Galliher, S. Crurnlick, D. Shane, L. Blough, J'. Leibolt, W. Baldner, C. Cunningham, R. Raudebaugh, K. Austin THIRD ROW: A. Ables, L, Wise, C. Newmeyer, A. Herron, C. Austin, L. Gray, M. Light, J. Seibert, N. Fulk, E. Shearer, S. Burgan, J. Maxwell, B. Dilgard, Miss Vernon. FOURTH ROW: R. Gingery, L. Hootman, J. Glasgo, J. Meyers, C. Mowrer, L. McClure, J. Briggs, M. Stake, J. Rogers, R. Maxwell, C. Cameron, L, Garman. This year's chapter of the ,Teromesville Future Homemakers of America had a total of 50 members which was an increase from last year's forty-six. 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 five years. There are two girls working on their State Homemaker Degrees. This degree is another state honor. Other outstanding activities for the year were: host for county rally, a Christmas party with the exchange of gifts, the annual Daddy Date Night, the celebration of National F.H. A. week, and a Senior Farewell party where the new officers were installed. The annual field trip was taken in February. On the trip the F. and R. Lazarus Company and the Columbus Dispatch were visited. Seven chapter mothers were chosen to represent the chapter for the year. They were: Mrs. Anna May McKinley, Mrs. Pauline Straits, Mrs. Cordelia Austin, Mrs. Eileen Smith, Mrs. Lucille Smith, Mrs. Bernice Mowrer and Mrs. Kate Dilgard. 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 advisor, Miss Ruby Vernon, planned the program and carried out their duties well. They were: President, Diane Straits, Vice-President, Nyla Wile: Secretary, Darlene Smithg Treasurer, Theda Denney: Parliamentarian, Teresa Croslandg Reporter, Mary Jean McKinleyg Songleader, Cleora Smithg Historian, Patty Gray, Pianist, Dana Gardnerg County Vice-President, Carol Gregory. FCFOAO eff: ,403 VC Of WC? :,l iff- FIRST ROW, Left to Right: R. Badertscher, A. Reed, W. Weikel, R Flickinger, L. Weaver, J. Sheaffer ,T Schweyer, K Rowland, E. Hunt, T. Reed. SECOND ROW: D. Gilbert, J'. Hopkins, D. Smith, D. Stull S Sports, J. Meng, B. Cameron, D. Briggs, Mr. Nagy. THIRD ROW: R Smith, R. Kreiling, L. Garn, D Donelson, R Hall, D. Owens, D. Burrell, E. Heifner, P. Ewing, The past year has been an eventful year for the ,Teromesville F. F.A. Chapter. After being selected as one of the top three chapters in Ohio, they went on to Kansas City to represent the state. On October 16, 1956, they were presented the National Gold Emblem Award. The annual banquet in March was one of the highlights of the year. Livestock judging, crop judging, and conservation activities were participated in by all members. The chapter received first place in the District Agronomy Contest and fifth place in the state contest. The chapter received the State Efficient Dairy Production Award. The Rat Control Campaign was a success with nearly one-half ton of bait distributed in the community. Sandy Spotts received a gold rating in the District Prepared Speech Contest while Rex Smith received a gold rating in the Extem- poraneous contest. The Parliamentary Procedure team was an impressive group. They earned another gold rating for the chapter, Five boys and the advisor attended State Camp Muskingdom in August. Lorin Weaver, .Terry Meng, Don Owens, Edwin Blough, and Ray Hall were in this group. Nearly half of the chapter attended the State F FA Convention. Donn Donelson, Lorin Weaver, Paul Ewing, Dean Smith, Sandy Sports and Mr. Nagy, advisor, motored to Kansas City for the National Con- vention. The county and state fair were outstanding activities with the chapter receiving a gold rating with their booth at both fairs. Numerous blue ribbons were awarded to individual members. CHIT CHAT STAFF '-IQ 5, iq! E '71 if , 0 oo X ,,, J, jr ,.,,. , 461 'ri L' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D, Straits, C, Gregory, D, Smith, S. Spotts I SECOND ROW: G. Newmeyer I. Robson, D, Galliher, D. Shane, C, Cameron, Miss Heid, THIRD ROW: L. Cutlip, L, Gray, C. Austin N. Fulk, I. Strine, D. Gardner, M, McKin16Y,.T.Oli.n, B, Dilgard. FOURTH ROW: I. Glasgo, L. Mc- Clure, M. Stake, J. Rogers, R, Smith, B, Cook, T, Morgan, A, Ables, T. Crosland, D. Smith. IN T ERNATI ONAL 1 ID Ll' SCROLL . 'J I . . . I am the leaden army that conquers the world ------ I am TYPE. The school paper, CHIT CHAT, is a monthly publication of the activities of the students of ,Teromesville High School. The editor, Darlene Smith, attended a journalism workshop at Ohio University in Athens for a week during the summer. Sandy Spotts and Carol Gregory are the assistant editors, who help each month in publishing the school paper. Besides the editor and her assistants, there are 25 other staff members. Miss Eunice Heid, a graduate of Capital University, came to Jeromesville as commercial teacher last year and acts as advisor for the paper. The chapter is a member of the Quill and Scroll Soiety, an international honorary society for high school journalists, In May, a picnic was held for the pleasure of the staff who have worked hard during the year to make the CHIT CHAT, ASSEMBLY COMM ITTEE ,, 'ur' 'F v urn 4- l1lD1!1aiiilni!inlsua-ea-'B-- 111111111 - A 1 m1111417-3 a f - 3 H .31 -- 11 11101111 I .,-.1 ,L ig, 1111 I111111 , 1 .. -, I I ,. H' 'I ll' ' Iullr I ,, 5. unusual -1 4 Q I ' A8 -- ,S '., 1-111 'Nl ' K , I V 'f' niii ' 'W ' ' ill- X , 4+ M sa 'NF ' Pl 5 I N ' 1 .5 M -, I -J I K x I ' , .fr FIRST ROW,Ieft to Right: B. Stake, I, Somerlade. SECOND ROW: F. Sargeant, I. Myers, M. Stake, T. Denny, D. Gardner, Mrs. Murray. THIRD ROW: D. Wyle, I. Cameron. Hopkins, D. Donelson, R. Hall, B. SOCIAL COMMITTEE 'I' i ull I , 2. ,qty 0 -vu, as N, fv- : F'v-Q..' W ' FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Smith, M. Light, L. Carman, Mrs. I. Meng, B. Cook, I. Rogers, T. Morgan. 436 fb.. Miner, SECOND ROW: D. Smith, SENIOR PLAY CAST T LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Whitworth, C. Newmeyer, D, Straits, D, Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Stake, J. Rob son W. Hardy, T, Crosland, R. Smith, J. McKinley, R. Lewis. And if I laugh at any mortal thing--'Tis that I may not weep. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE, a three act comedy, was presented by the senior class on March 29, 1957. This heartrending story proved stirring to all those who attended. The purpose of the play was to contrast the warm hearted--although mentally disturbed--people from The C1oister's Rest Home with those of the insane, outside world. The play opens in the living room of The Cloisters in a town in Massachussetts. The people living there are isolated in a small world of make-believe. Soon, however, their world is changed by the coming of Mrs. Savage, who was placed at The C1oisters by her three step- children. Mrs. Savage is being taken advantage of by her step-children whose scheme is to take her money from her by attempting to prove their step-mother mentally incapable. Mrs. Savage is far too clever, nevertheless, and soon outsmarts her over-anxious step'children. Added to the sensitive clear portrayals ofthe characters there is a mystery running through- out the play. The antics of Mrs. Savage's companions at The C1oisters are humorous and heart-warming leaving her deeply touched as she again enters the outside world. The cast included: the guests at The C1oisters g FlorencefMary Stakej, whose son was but a figment of her mindg Hannibal CRobert Lewisy, a mathematician with delusions that he was a great violinistg Fairy May Uoyce Robsonp, whose deep feelings of inadequacy sem her in search of people who would love herg J' effrey CLeo Whitworthj, a veteran whose scars were of the soul and not of the sking and Mrs. Paddyf Darlene Smithj, whose self-enforced silence created problems. Another group of characters comprised Mrs. SavagefDiane Straitsj, and her greedy step- children, Samuel Qwilbur Hardyj, Titus C Rex Smithy, and Lily Belle fTeresa Croslandl. Completing the CHSI was Dr. Emmett U im McKinleyJ, and the nurse Miss Wil1iefCaro1 Newmeyerp. IUNIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Shane, J. Maxwell, K Kerr. SECOND ROW: A. Ables, R Zickefoose T Denney, S, Spotts, C, Gregory. THIRD ROW: M. McKinley, L. Weaver, C. Cameron, P. Fickes P Gray, J. Cutlip, D. Smith. On November 30, 1956, the Junior Class presented 'a three-act comedy, SEVENTEEN IS TERRIFIC, by Esther E, Olson. Chuck borrowed thelfamily car without premission which resulted in no allowance for two weeks. The spring dance was coming up in two weeks, so Chuck tried everything in order that he could finance a date with his girl, Ginny Grant. Chuck had a little competition with Hugo Jarvis, a mature sophisticated youth with a red jalopy and apparently ready cash, Along with Chuck's problem, the doctor had' a more serious financial problem, one that amounted to five thousand dollars mortgage which was due. The Allenbys hired a new maid, Hannah Hawks, a raw-boned country girl who seemed to have a poetic bent and well worked out plans for getting a husband. Finally all troubles were solved when two men went to the Allenby's farm to hunt and fortunately, discovered a cave. After all the complications, a humorous conclusion is reached, so that all the young folks are happily paired off to go to the dance. The typical Allenby family consisted of Dr. Allenby, a daitist with sore feet, Sandy Spottsg Grandma Wagner, who had come to live with the Allenby's after her daughter's death, Theda Denney, Chuck Allenby, an adolescent youth with a knack for finding trouble, Russell Zickefooseg Barbie, an eager young girl with a passion for clothes and Hugo, Annette Ablesg Janie, a fourteen year old, whose only interest is cheerleading, .T eanne Maxwell: and Billie the thirteen year old who feels he is a very good detective, Kenny Kerr. Also included in the cast were Hannah Hawks, Mary McKinley: Hugo Jarvis, Phil FickesgGinnyGrant,Caro1Gregory. The guests were Nancy Pomroy, Patty Grayg Patsy Gardner, Donna Shane, and George Bennet, I im Cutlip. The play was directed by Mrs, Dwain Murray. LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB ,,,,, M- W ,,,, v, , . , , T ,wi ,,,...i 11 ,,L ' '- R I 11' ,,, nina' ri 1 ll' .4 'Ill' ' 'I' ' LZ.: au. '11 Q '11 Www X :np- 0' 'O Q ai z.: vw an I 4? I ,V ' LTD 7 4 J H- . t L45 Y' -E5 1 D - Q L K3 5 I f Q V i 7 1 1. JJ -, H 1? 'S Q2 nv FIRST ROW,I.eft to Right: S. Spotts, N, Wyle, C. Gregory, R. Zickefoose. SECOND ROW: C. Austin, I. Robson, D, Gaiiiher, M, McKinley, D. Shane, K. Austin. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Murray, F. Domer, P. Grav, L. Garman, R. Maxwell, N. Fulk, I. Olin, FOURTH ROW: L. Weaver, L. McClure, M. Stake, J. Glasszo, J. Urban, R, Hall, T. Morgan, I. Fheaffer. 'US QQ' 0, x-5197 rl 9- 3 SHP FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Kerr, B. Raudebangh, M, Obrechr, R, Briggs, J. Blough, R. McKinley, N. Hawks, D, House, G. Light. SECOND ROW: S, Chamberlin, G. Kirchbaurrr M. Dague, W, Gzrrn, D. Cooper, A, -ihcarcr, K, Tullrrradgc, E. Shearer, J, Topper, Mr. Weikci. 1 4-4- x -Y' -' I hw P f 3' ,br r , , 'v ,Q Z -f - L w 1 Q ka I 'vo 9 . if , L X 1 Q1 W 'xx -zf . XX 4. W ' x .1 1 5 M. f' , 5 ,f Q J ,.4f A 5 M f 6 if 1 , K 'ff A V , F, I m A A , , 'sa A 'A ,W f',,, if . ., 1 A Wfit Q' 3? ffafaif ' w, . V 2?,3fd,g:,,i , X Am www 1 f Q p. , 5 Y 1 f VARSITY CHEERLEADERS DIANE STRAITS TERESA CROSLAND 5 fz ., I , l S 'Nl ' V17 2 Q 'x . Q ' 9 A , . I JK' I SRV , I .1 f. IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Heffelfinger, L. Cutlip, P. Smith, J. McKinley, W. weikel, R. Lewis J' Cutlip, D. Smith, J'. Sours. SECOND ROW: Mr. LaFrance, J. Schweyer, D. Briggs, R. Smith, D, Stull, K Rowland, K. Kerr, B. Jolliff, Mr. Valentine. THIRD ROW: I. McKinley. J'. Whitworth, R. Flickinger G Kissel, J. Urban, K Hoverstock, B. Kyler, D, Gilbert, J. Hopkins. FOURTH ROW: T. Urban, B. Cook. R. Hall, P. Fickes, C. Krichbaum, D, Burrell, R. Garst, R Hawks. Jeromesville Opponent 14 46 Hayesville 34 48 Spencer 28 26 Sullivan 20 20 Perrysville 6 56 Hayesville 30 52 Lexington 18 24 Sullivan 64 95 Perrysville The Football season of 1956 was quite a disappointment in the eyes of the football fans of Jeromesville this year. It was the end of a two year-sixteen game winning streak. However, there were a few thrills which will be hard to forget. Probably highest ln the minds of the fans is the game with Perrysville which ended in a 20-20 tie. It was a hard fought game right down to the wire. Also there is the victory over Sullivan in which the Bobcats threatened very heavily in the final minutes of the game, A high light of the season to anyone who watched him play was J'eromesvi1le's versatile lim McKinley. In the post season Jim was honored by being voted the only unanimous choice for the County All-Star team. He was also chosen by the Ashland Times Gazette as the Most out- standing Football Player in Ashland county which is a very hiyi honor. Also in the All-Star team was George Kissel who was placed on the second team as center. Jim Cutlip was the high scorer on the club with '10 points. J' im McKinley was second with 58. Jim Urban was third with 19 and Robert Lewis was fourth with 18 points. Much of the lack of success can be credited to the heavy graduation of last year. However, for next year Coach Valentine will have available many underclassmen who saw quite a lot of action this year. Those lettermen who will be returning next year are Ray Hall, Dean Smith, Dick Stull, Waidell Welkel, Keith Hoverstock, J im Urban, .Terry Whitworth. and Tom Urban. 0 l , 610 M2 fa v,,.w..W.,,, , V .4 f 1 Jim McKinley Jim Cutlip Robert Lewis Y QT! W wr ,. ' W r gp A 3, WANG i 6 X .M Dean Smith Jim Urban Ray Hall 'J 'E I f-vm, .. Wg, U16 lil! wi George Kissei Rex smith Wendell Weikel VARSITY BASKETBALL xl r 9 B9 N44 m 505 MANAGERS: Bill Cook and George Kissel. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Valentine, D. Smith J Cutlip R Lewis, P. Fickes, D. Donelson, W. Hardy, L. Garn, J. McKinley, R. Smith, D. Stull, W Weikel J Strine. The Jeromesville basketball team had a rather lcan season this year. As in football much of the blame can be put in the heavy turn over at graduation last year. Even under these con ditions the Jerries put up some mighty good scraps. Probably best in the eyes of the fans was the second Perrysville game which was lost by one point. The highlight of the season was the constant good play of Jim McKinley, who was picked by the coaches as Ashland County's most valuable basketball player. Jim was Jeromesville s highest scorer with 249 points. Next was Dick Stull with 176. The basketball prospects for next season are good, as Juniors Jerry Strine, Phil Frckes and Jim Cutlipg and Sophomores Dick Stull and Wendell Weikel will be back, along with some me looking Junior Varsity players. Jeromesville Ieromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Ieromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Jeromesville Ieromesville TOURNAMENT Savannah Amity Hayesville Perrysville Ruggles-Troy Sullivan Polk Savannah Hayesville Perrysville Ruggles-Troy Sullivan Polk Big Prairie Perrysville o 0 I I l i 1 ff ,ff f 'HP CUTLIP LEWIS DDNELSDN ,Au COUNTY ATH'-ETB ff'- ifffnw WEIKEL -1 CAPTAIN I HARDY FICKES ,-as I ncig I ' X 2 x- ff' EE' I... ... SMITH COACH GARN5 MCKINLEY 53 SMITH STRINE STULL fjx X .D xx X X X X ..L.--..- gix x, X XX' IU NIOR VARSITY tr 55 ai G0 'T 44 23' .QWLAV-P4 4 s 1 COACH: Mr. La France. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Heffelfinger, K. Rowland, P, Ewing, C. Krichbaum, R Kreiling. I. Urban, T. Urban, D. Miner, D. Briggs, J. McKinley, L. Cutlip, The Junior Varsity team this year under Coach LaFrance sported a respectable 8-6 record, The team showed that they were capable of playing under pressure in a good many of the games. The three top scorers were Larry Garn, Jim Urban and Tom Urban with 93, '74 and 72 points respectively. AT HLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS QT' A9 as CO Lg, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D, Straits, J. Cutlip, T, Crosland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Valentine, W. Hardy, G, Kissel, J. McKinley, Mr, Weikel. TH AND 8TH BASKETBALL TEAM QCA! X Sl X ,, -N x 52' ir iz. L ' S on .. , gs--,. ...- , ,, ,4- K 4 l .. ?fi3p.,rQ 'r A- M 'rp-.,n If ,! Q If K 1 1 ' ' N ' A 'J COACH: Mr. Valentine. MANAGER: Jerry Crites. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Kerr, R. Rowland, G. Kauffman, R. Geitgey, L. Young, D. Shearer, D. Garn, D. Cooper, W, Gam, D. Mullet, I. Trornrnan, T. Paullin, D. Myers. TH AND 8TH CHEERLEADERS 'or LEFT TO RIGHT: Virginia fmith, Andria Garman, Beverly Ickes. ,Q BASEBALL TEAM T , , xv WK? 5-.Mei 's FIRST Row, Left no Right: J. Urban, P. Zickefoose, D. smith, J. same, D. stun, P. makes, w. weikei, SECOND ROW: L. Cutlip, Mr. Boals, W. Hardy. I. Tallmadge, R. Eagle, B. Hopkins. J'. Messner, J. Mc- Kinley, R. Cutlip, R. Smith. The Jeromesville baseball team brought home one of the best and most successful seasons of the past years. The team compiled a nifty record of five wins.and one loss. They started the year out by beating Milford Center. They then beat Ruggles-Troy, Savannah, and Sullivan to take the Ashland County Tournament championship. The Jerries then went on to beat Homer in the District but lost to Northwestern in the semi-finals. .Tim McKinley and Jack Messner again shared the pitching duties and both did a very fine job. The infield consisted of Jim and J ack alternating at short-stop, along with Bill Hopkins at first, Rex, Smith ,at second, and Russ Cutlip at third. The outfield oon- sisted of Larry Cutlip, J im Cut1ip,J im Urban, J ack Tallmadge, and Ronnie Eagle. Wilbur Hardy did the chores behind the plate. TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW, Left to Right: J. Motter, J. Whitworth, G, Baldner, P. Ewing, K Hoverstock, J, Meng, J. Cutlip. R Smith, K, Kerr. SECOND ROW: J. Tallmadge, G. Kissel, H. Cooper, R. Kreiling, B. Hopkins, J. Messner, I. McKinley, R Cutlip, D, Stull, R Eagle, G. Austin, Mr. Boals. The 1956 track team extended its victory string in dual meets this year to 25. The Jerry thin clads copped their fifth straight Ashland County Track Meet. In this meet they held second place Perrysville to 59 points and third place Ruggles-Troy to 44 points while they totaled 97 points themselves. The tracksters also ran away with the second annual Jeromesville Relays as they scored 55 112 points while Lexington and Perrysville 33 and 21 112 respectively. .T ack Messner won both the low and high hurdles, and the mile relay team copped first. Qualifying for the state track meet were Jack Messner, J im McKinley, the mile relay team and the 880 yard relay team. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Crosland, C. Mowrer, A. Ables, D. Straits, N. Wile, T. Denney, C. Smith N. Fulk, C. Newmeyer, M. McKinley, D, Smith,J, Seibert. SECOND ROW: C. Gregory, L. Gray, C. Austin D. Gardner, M. Light, C, Cameron, J, Maxwell, M. Stake, J. Rogers, R. Maxwell, D. Galliher, F. Domer. .T Robson, S. Crumlick, C. Ctuiningham, R. Raudebauy. THIRD ROW: W. Baldner, L. Blough, E. Shearer S. Bur-gan, J. Glasgo, I. Myers, R Gingery, J. Briggs, A. Herron, V. Schuck, K. Hoverstock, L. Garman S. Fulk, B. Dilgard, Mrs. Miner. The Girls Athletic Club is a new organization which was formed for the purpose of increas- ing interest and participation in girls athletic activities. The aim is to include as many girls as possible in the noon program and to make activities as interesting as possible by competition in tournaments. Every girl in high school is eligible to belong to the G.A.C. if she has completed two team sports during the school year. This year the G. A,C. has forty-three members. The team sports offered this year were basekick ball, softball, volleyball, and basketball. They hope to offer track and several individual sports in the spring, The officers of the G,A,C. are as follows: President, Theda Denneyg Vice-President, Nyla Wiley Secretary, Norma Fulkg Treasurer, Cleora Smith, and Advisor, Mrs. Miner. The G,A.C. also has two committees. The sports committee consists of Mary McKinley, Carol Newmeyer, Darlene Smith and Judy Seibert. Serving on the dance committee were Annette Ables, Diane Straits, Teresa Crosland, and Charlotte Mowrer. The sports committee assists in the planning of all tournaments. The dance committee assists in teaching and planning various rhythmical activities of our annual gym show, The outstanding events of the G, A,C, includeg the basketball tournament, the gym show, and the recognition, Get-to-getherf' We, the members, hope our G,A,C. will help us to learn more about sports, Q.. f U11 0 X kwa? W K' , SNAPS AND ADS G Mr Walmer Photographer Mrs Walmer A1-U51 fag 'glue-' Cooley Dark Room Tech P Cooley Photographer S ,V STUDIO rf- CM R Blddle, Photographer E Walmer, Dark Room Tech .rx W ,. pp XX R' Lx 2. K 1 X P A f V I F flip ,fi af-, ,A R 3 --. j CODgI3tUl8tlOHS From THE F E MYERS AND BRO CG. Manufacturers of Water Systems Pumps Sprayers Water CODdltlODlHg Equlpment Ashland Ohlo O O 3 J DD ,f mv-1nh.,f N. iv- If -QQ' ff N, Compllments THE FALILTLESS RUBBER CO X Ashland Oh1O NEW AND USED CAR Experlenced MECh3HlCS Body and Fender Repalrlng Front End Allgnment Wheel Balanclng D AND F CHEVROLET CO. of O VIZIIII 2 ' Y ' li L gg! Q4 1 M M 'f S O O ASHLAND COUNTY FARM BUREAU ISR 45111113 C0 OP 657,15-Q54 1 CONGRATULATIONS BORG WARNER WOOSTER DIVISION S6 ooster li.. 1 0 z ' 4 ' 35 ARMER Jeromesville 58-1 - Loudonville 207-1 To The Class of '57 I! K From W HENRY DILGARDS West End Garage F M Tlres Batterles Accessorles Jeromesvllle Phone 20 1 Ohlo SMALLEY S STORE Ice Cream Candy Shoes ,W Soft Drlnks 'T Phone 8 1 + Men s Furnlshlngs ffxq A Q nl' fail! Jeromesvllle Ohlo E BCDAGER HARDWARE Hotpo1nt Phllco CED Dexter Washers P-i-i'3:. ' ter We ell We Servlce ' I Phone 278 2 Jeromesvllle Ohlo i I 9 - l ,.:v rf'-'il' l . ' 2+ fy ,. 43 Whflw I E ' nah hr ll' . y, . D. . 'Af s - ' E' '24 I CTT, - . , . Compllments BUDS RADIO AND T V SERVICE Known for Fast and Courteous Servlce Ashland Ohlo HosTETTLER's INC 10 West Maln Street Your Headquarters for School and Offlce Supplles Ashland Oh1o DEAN WALLPAPER AND PAINT ,,,nI 6455-6, Jiffy Ashland Ohlo Compllments of LEIBFARTH'S Known for Better Dlamonds Watches Sllver Jewelry 'X X ...L xX Ashland Oh1o MOSHER'S Ma1n Opposlte Center Men's and Boys' Wear Ashland Oh1o LURAY LANES Modern Alleys l8 Automatlc Plnspotters Jf' Open Bowllng l2 PM 6 30 Dally Sat 10 AM 2 AM Sun 12 PM 12 AM Every nlght after ll PM Ashland Oh1o A GRAY'S FURNITURE shland Oh1o ONE HOUR MARTINIZING the most ln Dry Cleanlng Ashland Oh1o of f ' ' X ' 0 I . .' X N K' I , I , , .-.. K ,'T' x PAPERHANGING 1 CQ J . 1 X :N . 'o . . 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VV 'X Qi , , L f . 1 1 Satis action Since 555- It a s o u a ity V' O , oos er 'o One oard or a Tra'n1oad f 0 I ,ni -FD ' i' -1'lV' 'IE erome V' e, Phone - Ohio Self Service Phone 98-l Jeromesville Compliments of MOR6AN'S MARKET - 0 Iv ' 'tif' ,-fi nEEFEyt?f df4fV4l ' 0' Groceries and Produce Ohio THE FICKES COMPANY General El Home Furnishinbs Phone 325 2 Jeromesville ectric Funeral Directors Ohio Ashland THE FIRST NATICDNAL BANK ASHLAND MSW V Ohio Member Federal Dep osit Insurance Corporation Mmm O F 'lk That mg bad Olds' Come on my lf Ni BXG MAN ly Has he been dead 1onQ'P r ,JE Qfm A Ae- F t Good understandmil' al Oh' EIVIS' No Comment V ' V A QQ --K1 QQ XQD DQ Afuigfa 45321 4 C 1 ASHLAND BANK ff- SAVING CO LOWPATES M b Ahl d Ohl JERGMESVILLE PACKING CO 5 1 WEIDNER MOTQR SALES X fff Z ffl 9 4123 omp iments of X fn cv em er s an F. D. I. C. ' Wholesalers of S ,r Beef, Pork, and Veal 'I 4 , Bologna J vlfg ' wx Sausage ar I ' ' 'Q ' I S' Custom u chering Phone 41002, Jeromesville Phone 28157, Ashland 02 ' Xl l o C C fx fi,-GO Q xx O' , AAo TSW 4 o f A 'A D 3 , J 0 X a L. lo A ' 1 -1 - 2 qjj 5 6 O 1 xx :JY I U 5 es in Street Loudonville, Oh LINCOLN WAY RESTAURANT Home of I :Golden Fried Chicken H, Q.- hw Phone 7ll Jeromesville, Ohio Compliments of ED MAXWELL Dealer in Hay and Straw Ponies Jeromesville Ohio AUSTEN and OBERHOLTZER Groceries and Meats We try our best to Sell the bestn Funk Ohio WOOSTER PRESERVING COMPANY Buckeye Brand Pickles Wooster Fancy Brand Preserves and Jell Contact Us for l957 Cucumber Acreage Wooster Ohio BOREMAN GULF STATION Greasing and Minor Repairs Dealer In Standing Timber Phone 571 Jeromesville Ohio Congratulations BRENNER BROS Wooster s Largest Exclusive Men s and Boys Store Wooster Ohio GENE'S BODY and PAINT SHOP New Pittsburgh Ohio REEDSBURG GENERAL STORE 1? 5'-Eg 1-mmf' .Q as Q, . qmggaaf 0 Reedsburg Ohio ll . . 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' b ll ' 4 7 6' oe -- 'Cs . . 6 Q U ooo Qc, ' ' Goons I I . . f DONLEY MOTORS 9 R Phone 4242 Ashland 0h1o Sales and Servlce Compllments 5.9 If UNION HARDWARE Phone 20661 l430 Claremont s Ashland Ohlo Congratulatlons Amerlcan Antlques frvm THE 1818 TAVERN P Z F NK 1 Jeromesvllle, Ohlo ' ' 59 Half way between Wooster and Masonry Work 5 Mansfleld on Route 30 East Maln Street Jeromesvllle Oh1o I I ' 5212 gf: ml Compllments ASHLAND EQUITY EXCHANGE The Cooperatlve Elevator Phone 36251 Ashland, 0h1o Compllments of ROY'S BARBER SHOP ff f :id Jeromesvllle Compllments ABLES INSURANCE AGENCY Llfe Auto Flre Notary Publlc Phone 2062 Jeromesvllle Ohlo Quallty Frult Strawberrles Raspberrles Cherrles Peaches Apples Grapes CHASE FRUIT FARM AND SUNNY CREST ORCHARDS 3 Mlles South of Jeromesvllle 1 foo I N ' W T 1 ICQ' . v . ' .ii - - . . U 4 N - ' . A Q 1 Phone 0l9l P. O. Box 42 32: ' gl L 0 43? 2452121 of , 3, .R .J W ' -'tml gy y TT'I' A - 'I' . H 0 . . Q of ' Q sig? s , l . - - 0 x,g glint ri NEW PITTSBURGH GENERAL STORE ZW Ill :N 'Wim 10 H lik LX! S X K lblaio cup 1 'TB New Plttsburgh Ohlo Compllments GANYARD'S TOGGERY Everythlng to Wear For Men Who Care West Maln Street Ashland Ohlo ASHLAND FARM SUPPLY Your Dealer A1115 Chalmers GMC Trucks Temple Ton Spreaders, and Loaders, Dunham F1tt1ng Tools Phone 32095 Ashland Ohlo Compllments ASHLAND CLEANERS AND DYERS Q XX !,,,!,ffff Ashland Oh1o CITY AUTO WREGKING Ashland Ohlo SHEARER'S ASHLAND OLIVER STORE CJLIWYEFI L H sHfQ HART PAIR Ashland Ohlo Compllments EMMONS DAIRY' 1448 Troy Street Ashland Ohlo Shoes from blue Jeans to formal go to HELBERT AND SHENBERGER 125 West Maln Street Ashland Oh1o 1' I X u n x ' , of I 1 Q 4 Q! 2, A n - ,jf M , ew ' 113 ' of - .. ' xx ah .'-T-f- .. -.... .. .Q NIL :1..r,. ....-ua...-.v -' H 1 Q I 5 . 'Rb ? of Af MDHERMAN TRACTOR SALES INC Ford Tractors New Idea and Equlpment Equ1pment Red Top Baler Twlne Loudonvllle Oh1o STRANG AND COMPANY Furnlture MUSlC Lee Carpet Planos Draperles Conn Organs Loudonvllle Oh1o HELVIE'S BARBER SHOP ffff Pool Room Candy 1 Tobacco 2 :ii ig: I a-4 Hayesvllle Ohlo LAWRENCE AUTO PARTS uf fel'-.Q sky' Kris Loudonvllle Ohlo Elf KARL F SHEARER 450436. Dodge Plymouth Cars Lkwlndhbv SERVVCE Dodge Trucks I 'M ov Internatlonal New Holland Farm Machlnery Loudonvllle Oh1o woosTER EQUITY Congratulatlons to the Class of '57 Wooster Oh1o L B FRITZ 8 SONS INC 1402 Claremont Avenue Bulck Cadlllac Sales 8 Servlce nYour home for Bulck an Cadlllac automob1les and the finest used cars in Ashland County Ashland Ohio GOLDEN CRUST BAKERY The Best 1n Baked Goods 11-easter gjnfjgkef' Ashland Ohio Q ,- ' lv' f . .J 1 'Tv .nan ,Q x g J ,I+ f . - ,vs Segxghwfkqjl .igxg - 1: y S ,af ' ui, , 1 , A f, . ,V 9' I f 't 1 H ' M . . 15 ' 'O A I ' d n uFee1 at home when you bank with usn nLA11f,NllL ILAIWK 7 aesr ron vous mom Wooster Ohlo ft, avi? F682 GROCERY WHITWORTH Best Qua11ty Foods me,-vxxqm 3' Phone 79 1 Jeromesvllle Ohlo Complete Athletlc Team Outfltters C1ass Club and Lettermans Jackets and Sweaters 155 C11ne Avenue iHEfHQffL-11' ,,...x Mansfleld Ohlo Compllments of BUCKEYE BUILDERS SUPPLY Where You Buy the Best for Less Route 30 West Phone HO 2 5181 Wooster Ohlo Q 0 I A ,-'QBG 1 113 mf 5 N YLlNCKER'S SPCRTING GOODS GE A A 4,4 ,,..hp URBAN'S RESTAURANT WARSTLER Route 30 AND Chicken - Steaks - Seafood K E Special Dinners By Appointment Open From 7 AM to 9 PM Ev ry Day 85265 , h1gBtTh B qffl FooDOh1 Ashl d Ohi ASHLAND LEE FRANKS SP-NlTP-RY INSURANCE DMRY AGENCY fc: INSURANCE THAT REALLY P' KD D' wf O- O .'J H f-u H O D' H c y U 1 Offi 1 L. m r-1 o 2? E 4 ZF' 8 ti ru E2 ,,, 5 W 'Sw S- fb ,. ' 1 at fu' If 56 o' 0' 3 . - kt ri: FB Es' Q g . 2 31 5 ' 'Q' m g. 33 m Z 'U I5 V, I gd o' 5 C 5 2:3 D F' --- P4 U1 if-2 i m an 5 ,D y ei 'D w rn o ' F' x. . B O' v- .lOHNNY'S FOOD BASKET Two Complete Food Markets Union Street Lincoln Heights Ashland, Ohio Mansfield, Ohio Ashland Phone 3-8881 Ohio BLlD'S SOHIO SERVICE Gas Tires Oil Batteries Complete Lube Accessories Washing Waxing Hayesville On the Square Ohio W T GRANT COMPANY Home of Congratulations p to the 6 Class of '57 -,FEI ouc:HEss BAKERY Home of fine cakes and pastries at your Grocers Distributors of Fredr1ck's pies Ashland Ohio L X ' U B . xx , C Ash land Ohio 1 '-. J. PATTERSON ELECTRIC COOPER BROS. Opposite Court House Phone 3U771 Patterson Electrlc Wlrlng and Flxtures Ashland Oh1o Concrete Work Septlc Tanks Excavatlon Corrugated Plpe Phone 34941 Cleveland Road Ashland Ohlo HEFFELFINGER'S MEAT MARKET Quallty Meats and Fancy Grocerles Phone 38331 Ashland Oh1o SMITH'S WOOD SPECIALTIES The Flnest of Quallty Ashland Ohlo Ashland County s Leadlng Fashlon Center especlally for the young 1n heart Ashland Oh1o ROLAND'S CLOTHING I 2 The Flnest :Ln Men s Clothlng Ashland Ohlo APPERSON'S GREENHOUSE Need X4 Try F lower S Our s f '70 F 4 mg' ' Hg? 509 West Maln Street Ashland Phone 35251 Ohlo SMITH MUSIC AND APPLIANCE STORE A Complete Muslc Store Planos and Organs Band Instruments and Rental Records ? Sheet Mus 1c XV Phono graphs fps!! C? 6- GP Ashland Ohlo a ' 9 as A ' Mxjlu' ' I . ' L '- Wwuw ' X ---- ' XX s - - I - n V 1 Y 9 Y' x ig y ' 'ig , LI. f, I Sn a I ' .2 9 ' 'N - A ,- ' E 's lf Y . I'- 'S L-7 T CROSLAIND R ZIClxEI'OOSL SAINDY bPOTTS Wrnners ot the Temperance DLCODG IU the dlSU'lCl F Ttgt peecll Contest The countw s f1I1CSl all around atl1ltte llllS year was J111 Mckrnlex ThlSSltfl.1I13D Muscle n1an l1as won l6 wars1t5. letters at Jero111esv1lle and l11s work WOII tl1e deepest respect of ACL coaches nder the xotlnl, SXSISIT1 McK1nley copped '33 out of '35 votes Along Wllll MtK1nley s talents or scortng dt ftnse passmg and ball l1andl1ng l1e also bore the t1:le of gentleman Thrs award was tl1e athlete s second 1I'l sports Il11S year Ht also was named the MVP for the football season Q. rf T' 7 V Gmbery D Srane D Srrnth R Ztckeloose ra1ts o C Lcw1 5 lltnes J Schwever Legron Essay Contest VVIII Cook I McK1r1le3 Hers ABSENT W Hafdb' M Llghl Sen1or Scholarslnp partrcrpants D wtra1ts B Cook T Croslmd Boys' Grrls state Rtpresentauves in . 11 r '. 9 M ,. . ri ti . cr ,j x, A 15 1 ' 'Q R' ' ' - , A. S . I, f. E I r , . Y X , 1 . I . E . W - v ' . ' ' ' . U ' , ' L, I, .t , ' li vj i Q, ' . 1 I s 1 j H 1 I 1 I 1 , H U- I .- .r Q ,. N I . X , ' A f 4' rn . Y1 -A 1 J L ' 1 Q Q ' Q V . . - - cr K ,as '- . i' 'S ' ' k 1 'cor ' I v I fr- A I 1 - 1 , - ' , . ' ' ', D. St ' ,J. Rrbs n, T. rosland, R. 1 's, B. . , . I . ' - ' . ' ri - L' : . 1 . - s , . , , I . at V D, . , . - . FINIS lx Fi.. 4 , lf! And so the annual is finished Our strength is quite diminished We present this book to you To keep your memories new As for us -- we're just too tired. We the seniors of 1956-57 will always remember Jeromesville High School with fond memories and Light hearts. We hope that these few pages will serve as an ever- lasting memento of our class and help you to remember the best days of your life. x.x INTER COLEEG ATE PRESS Y I fr X ,K 93. 'fl fi. V1 'Q '. E5 -3 1 LAIVHV MQME 'WNV' Kunsos CH Q 3?-v. dm QUQF: E E 9 V1 X - A ,, , ,....,p.-.aiu-Q ,, .Nma-