Johnstown High School - Beacon Yearbook (Johnstown, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1954 volume:

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You will see him cavorting on almost every page of the 1954 Beacon, because we feel that Johnnie symbolizes the good will among the students and faculty at the Johnstown Schools. We, the staff, intend to work with Johnnie as much as the teachers have worked with us to prepare us for our life's work. We hope that you will like Johnnie as much as we do. PUBLISHED BY THE JOHNSTOWN SENIOR CLASS OF 1954 MR. GEORGE MCNEMAR High School Principal Wilmington College MR. A. J. KAUBER Executive Capital University B A Ohio University Ohio State University ADMINISTRATION FLOYD WRIGHT Elementary Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION, left to right: A. J. Kauber, Donald I-Ieimerl, Wm. A. Ashbrook, L. S. Byers, E. J. Piper, Earl Dague, Mrs. Lester Price. AGRI-TEC STEEL CORPORATION Johnstown, Ohio MR. CHARLES COOPER l High School Music Capital University B.S. Music Ohio University MRS. JOAN GRAHAM English, Biology Ashland College B.A. MR. JOHN SLAUTER Mathematics, Science Capital University B.S. Education MR. FLOYD PATTERSO Vocational Agriculture Ohio State University B.S. Agriculture MR. EDWIN DEAN MISS JACQUELIN DUTRO Industrial Arts English Coach Denison University Ohio State University B.S. Education B.A. Phyiscal Education MISS ARDIS LIEBY Latin, History, Libraria Capital University B.A. F1 MRS. ROSETTA HORST Girls Physical Education, Science Ohio State University B.S. Education ' .5 MRS. VIRGINIA FRANKLIN Spanish, Social Science Ohio University A.B., M.A. MR. JOHN MARTY Driver Training, Coach Mount Union College Baldwin Wallace B.A. Physical Education MRS. MARY LYNN HONNOLD MR. JAMES DERR B Home Economics, Cafeteria Commercial u rl Ohio University University of Cincinnati B.S. Home Economics B.S. Education A L l G MRS. BESSIE COVILLE Third Grade Ashland College Ohio University MRS. LILLIAN FOSTER Second Grade Denison University Capital University ELEMENTARY MRS. GERTRUDE HATCH MRS. LOLA BENEDICT Second Grade Third Grade Ohio University Hebron Normal College I MISS LENA MILLER First Grade Ohio University Ohio State University MR. FLOYD WRIGHT MRS. DOROTHY CLARK Elementary Principal First Grade Sixth Grade Ohio University Denison University B.S. Education Capital University MISS ILLA SEARFOSS MISS PEARL SMITH MISS MARILYN SMITH Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Elementary Music Bowling Green University Salem College W. Va. Baldwin Wallace College B.S. Education Akron University B.M. Education Kent State University B.S. Education MRS. EDNA GOSNELL Fourth Grade Muskingum College MRS. PEARL MEDORS Sixth Grade Marshall College W. Va. Bowling Green College Morris Harvey College W. Va E 5 gk SY PX? Y Shea , ow SaXes-, 'bob Pxds.-, Cav Xsx Slow-. Uxan gan, Bm 'bob Adams, 51.1 Sandq Ev ans, Nxgm PYGX Cavaq, Edxiov-, Pax Nxuskaccxixo, lxssx, Edwovg Mm Vkper, axfxs, Mudxc. 'ind Row-. WM Wm, Am Nw. Den, P-dvksory UXCVN '5c,oveXX, P-de-.1 Rod Xiaub Phoxoy xkaxe N'xcC,arm, Spovksq Barbara Cooavd, Sedxovsq Norma Sevem, Gassesg NX vXopYims , Cwos. MAP LE G RQV E DAIRY BA R f,Jim JO Fres hnSTOWl'r?1WaTerr, 1 Io GY B Phil Gray President Bill Liggett Vice-President Bonnie McClintick Treasurer Barbara Kennedy Secretary CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Stone-grey and Rose Roses and Lily-of-the-valley ADVISORS James W. Derr Virginia Franklin I , . C O . , 0 DICK 81 GENE PURE OIL Tires, Batteries and Accessories Phone 165 Johnstown, Ohio WILLIAM ALMENDINGER Bill Athletic Council 4 Football Varsity Letter 3, 4 Baseball Varsity Letter 2, 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 4 BARBARA JANE CONARD Bariie Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 County Honor Society 4 Librarian 1, 2 Office Girl 1, 2, 3, 4 Beacon Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 County Chorus 3 Dramatics and Arts 1, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 ,, ' ll' fr rf:-'w'!t1i f . Z',s!fii'PS'1i'.rv: 'rf,t sfif' LARRY EUGENE ALMENDINGER Gene Thespians 3, 4 Athletic Council 3 Basketball Varsity Letter 3, 4, Capt. 3 Baseball Varsity Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 3 DONALD A. CHAPMAN lIDonll Football Varsity Letter 3, 4, Basketball Varsity Letter 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 District Festival 2 CAROLYN FRANCES DAVIS Carol Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4 County Honor Society 3, 4 Office Girl 4 Beacon Staff 4 Dramatics and Arts 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Band 3, 4 if POLlNG'S FOOD MARKET Johnstown, Ohio nw: - ' - Capt. 4 ,,,,,.,r. , SHIRLEY ANN BODKIN ShirIey Librarian 4 Office Girl 'I, 4 RAYMOND L. BELT JR. IIDOCII Office Boy 4 Thespians 3, 4 t Dramatics and Arts 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 2, 3, 4 District Festival 3 PATRICIA ANN DAVIDSON llpatll Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 CHARLES ROBERT FOHL SAUNDRA SUE EVANS Sandy Thespians 3, 4, Officer 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4 Beacon Staff 4 Dramatics and Arts 1, 2, 3, 4 County Honor Society 4 Band I, 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4 Queen Attendant 4 District Festival 3 County Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Band I JUDITH ANN DEITRICH Punkin Thespians 3, 4 Office Girl 4 Dramatics and Arts 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 Cheerleader I, 2, 3 Charlie SAMUEL EDWARD DOWELL Wk Lol A D Basketball Mgr. 3, 4 SuL65e9WNlNG ,T dd3df5 M95 44 THOMAS REGINAL Dixon Y-TGGFS If 21 3' 4 lxe, h 'US f fqomff Librarian 3, 4 Boys C OPIUS 3' 4 Thespians 4 Office Girl 2 gfggglii ZLL? 4 F.F'A. 2, 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 4 ZEISQM' as gl ! tc', Compliments of R. G. ADAMS Johnstown, Ohio 135 My X A ' V PHILIP ALAN GRAY Phil Student Council 3, 4, Office County Student Council 3, Officer 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 County Honor Society 3, 4 Librarian 4 Beacon Staff 3, 4, Editor 4 ' 4 ,gi , 'M f if W EE! . f is-f , MARK WILLIAM HOPKINS IIHOPPYII r 3, 4 Student Council 4 4, Thespians 4 F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 Football Varsity Letter 4 Beacon Staff is CAROL ANN FOSTER Blondie Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Office Girl 4 Thespians 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3,'4 Cheerleader 3 Dramatics and Arts I, 2, 3, 4 CountY Chorus I, 3 Band 1, 2 County Band 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Proiector Club 4 i Class Officer i, 2, 3, 4 District Festival 2, 3 County Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 RODNEY KENNETH KAUBER IlRodlI Student Council 3 BARBARA ANN KENNEDY Thespians 4 Barb Athletic Council 2, 4 Thespians 3, 4, Officer 3 Basketball Varsity Letter 3, 4 Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4 Baseball Varsity Letter 2 Band i, 2, 3, 4 County Honor Society 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 3, 4 County Chorus l, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 County Band 4 Boys' Chorus 3, 4 District Festival 2, 3 WANIDA CHIZOEANN -IACKS Projector Club i, 2, 3, 4 Queen Attendant 3, 4 D Wendi' Class Officer i, 3 Class Officer 2, 4 Mjxefl Chorus 2' 3 County Chorus 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 3, 4 GIVIS Chorus 21 3 Beacon Staff 4 -,, gr .L -'s..,. iv 25' I , S Y ' -.ar 'trrtr A it as if ge ,,aa, 2 JOHNSTOWN ELEVATOR COMPANY i ,sa Grinding and Mixing 2 Q ss Johnstown, Ohio S gf'-T,-Q-EQ JOHN SIGURD FLESHM Johnny CLYDE L. MONTGOME llclydell F.F.A. 2, 3, 4 AN . ELSIE MARIE MILLER Reeks LARRY MOORE Larry Baseball Varsity Letter 3 Track Varsity Letter I WILLIAM E. PITT IIBHIII Thespians 4 Football Mgr. Letter 2 Track Varsity Letter I, 3, 4 County Honor Society 3, 4 Librarian 4 Beacon Staff 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 RY JANICE MAE PRIEST Scoop Y-Teens 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 ED BIRTCHER Jeweler and Watchmaker Johnstown, Ohio WILLIAM D. LIGGETT lIBilIll F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3 Class Officer 4 JANET MARIE PRIEST Jan Y-Teens 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3 BARBARA JANE NOBLE PATRICIA LEE MUSTACCHIO HARLEY W REESE Barb Tubby Harley Student Council 4, Officer 4 Thespians 3, 4 F.F.A. I, 2 3 Officer 2 3 Thespians 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Track Varsity Letter 2 3 4 Y-Teens i, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3 Beacon Staff 3, 4 County Honor Society 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts I, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Band 4 District Festival 2, 3 Class Officer I, 3 Dramatics and Arts 3, 4 County Chorus 3, 4 Class Officer I JAMES LESTER PIPER llJimll Thespians 3, 4, Officer 4 Football Varsity Letter 2, 3 4 Capt. 4 Basketball Varsity Letter 2, 3 KATHRYN l. MCCANN IlKaTielI Thespians 3, 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM A. STRATTON Baseball Varsity Letter 2, 3 County Honor Society 4 Librarian 4 Beacon Staff 4 Dramatics and Arts I, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 District Festival 2, 3 Class Officer I, 2 Proiector Club 4 Athletic Council 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 ,,Yogi,, Librarian 2 4 . ' Baseball Varsity Letter 2 Beacon Staff 4. Track Varsit Letter I Band 1, 4, offtcer 4 Y Mixed Chorus 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 THE POSY POT Johnstown, Ohio BONNIE LOU McCLlNTlCK Lulu Student Council 3, Officer 3 Thespians 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4 Dramatics and Arts 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 3 District Festival 3 County Band 2, 4 Football Queen 4 Queen Attendant 2 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 NORMA J. SEVERN Norma Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Office Girl 4 Beacon Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls'- Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 ROBERT H. SHEA llBobIl County Honor Society 3, 4 Beacon Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Boys' Chorus 2 Lickingana Staff 4 ROBERT L. WELCH Bob Football Mgr. Letter 2, 3 Basketball Mgr. Letter l, 2 Baseball Mgr. Letter l V , ,s.. 1, ,,.. . . ' ,,., fl 4 . , .,,, - ' ' , , J ., ..:. . i. V 2 RICHARD L. SCOVELL Dick Football Varsity Letter 3 Projector Club l, 2, 3, 4 Beacon Staff 4 SUNSHINE FEED STORE Phone 129 Johnstown, Ohio BEATRICE JO ANN SMITH IIJOII Thespians 4 Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 JANE STOUGH Jane Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 County Chorus 4 Office Girl 4 Time: l965 Place: Somewhere in the United States Character: A member of the Johnstown-Monroe High School Class of 54 Here I am, stuck again with these darn class reunion invitations to write! That's what I get for not attending the 1964 reunion--Oh well, they always elect me secretary or something when I'm not there. Let me see--I had a list of the members somewhere---ah, here it is--Sandy Evans, she now lives in an old colon- ial mansion in Tennessee, devoting most of her time to the Cocker Kennel Club . She acquired her millions by writing a book called How to Chew and Crack Bigger and Jucier Wads of Gum. , Barbara Kennedy, of course you all heard about her. She has joined the For- eign Legictn. Donnie will now have to turn in his resignation after nine years of presidency of the Henpecked Husband's Association. Willard the Hermit, alias Bill Almendinger, has been hunting BEAR in Alaska for the last ten years. His theme sing is Baby lt's Cold Outside. I Dr. Belt, Dr. Shea, and their two assistants, Pat Mustachcio and Carolyn Davis have opened a clinic for people who suffer from Zorch and Gull-Blach trouble. Tom Dixon is still going around the square. This time it's Madison Square Gardens with Tom leading his Prize Jerseys: Close behind him is Clyde Holstein Montgomery claiming that his cows are the only cows with that Marilyn Monroe figure. Norma Severn and Jane Stough are the new managers of Polings' Super- Dupermarket. Larry Moore, Bill Stratten and John Fleshman have established a live bait store in Alexdandria specializing in NIGHT-CRAWLERS. Judy Dietrich is a professional model at Stacy's Department Store in Center Village, Ohio. Bill Pitt owns the largest rollar rink in the world, he also holds the worId's speed record of three miles per hour. Elsie Miller and Wanda Jacks are dietitians for the J.H.S. cafeteria. Their chief menu is skim milk and moldy crackers. Charlie Fohl is publisher of the Johnstown lmpudent. Jo Ann Smith now runs a charm school for ------ blondes. Jack Dowell is chief lemon carrier for the Harlem Dog Trotters of which Gene Almendinger is a member. I hear he is their star center. Bonnie McCIintick is chief soda ierk at Corny's Corner Drugstore . Her suicide cokes will be the death of me yet. Rod Kauber is an Admiral in the Navy but he still specializes in hugging the Waves: Carol Foster now plays her trumpet in the sensational dance band Swing and Swirl with Carol and Earl. Jim Piper islthe new singing rage with his two top hits, Crusin' Down the Raccoon and 'Hoofprints on the Cabin Floor better known as, Whose been Horsin' Aroundn? Barbara Noble is now the chief executive of the Chlorophyll Asprin Com- pany for those stinkin' headaches. Phil Gray--3 times governor of Ohio is leader of the new Progressive Party . His motto is All for one and that one's for me . Dick Scovell provided quite a shock for some residents of Johnstown when he hooked a high-tension wire to the watermains. PROPH ECYI Katie McCann and Patty Davison run a ladies muscle-building school called Flabbys' Hangout . The Priest twins, Janet and Janice, have taken over the management of the Cottage Restaurant . People seem to flock there by the hundreds because of their famous Angel Food Cake baked by the famous Bob Welch. Bill Liggett is now Secretary of Agriculture. He is working on an experi- ment to take the curl out of pigs' tails. Barbard Conard is the founder of the noted Television program Advice to the Lovelorn' '. She is on channel 9 every Tuesday and Thursday night. Lois Downing runs a day time nursery school for tiny tots. In the evenings she spends her time writing her love problems to Barii whogives herhope and advice Harley Reese is now starring in a movie called Tarzen and the Jungle Queen co-starring Shirley Bodkins. Well I guess that about finishes it. It seems that the good old class of 54 has really made a name for themselves. If I intend to get these invitations out on the last mail, l'd better step on it. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1954, being of sound mind and worthy character do hereby leave this final will and testament to be placed with the others in the lower left hand drawer. I, Bill Almendinger will my Clem Kididdlehopper outfit to Ray Cleveland. I, Gene Almendinger, will Lela Van Fossen to John Dowell. I, Ray Belt, will my ability to talk in Government class for fifteen minutes and not say anything to Larry Rhodeback,my vast vocabulary to anyone who is interested, and my ability to learn to play lines on the night ofdress rehearsal to Lynn Melick. I, Shirley Bodkin, will my ability to chew gum in Home Economics Class with- out being caught to Carolyn Coville and my seat in Government Class to Larry Stough. I, Don Chapman, will my new unused English book to Jim Shough and I'll keep Barb for myself. I, Barbara Conard, will my ability to be an office girl for four years to Nan- cy Downing and my senior seat in the back of Bus 2 to Wanda Green. I, Carolyn Davis, will my ability to get good grades in Spanish without learn- ing the vocabularies to Roberta Hopkins, but will keep my height becausel need it. I, Pat Davison, will my ability to drive toSarah Houck, and my willingness to do dishes to Madeline Hartsock. I, Judy Dietrich, will my extra stripe on my cheerleading sweater to Judy Carr, and my density in understanding iokes to Martha Ashbrook. l'll keep my knock-knock iokes to myself. I, Tom Dixon, will my ability to hot-rodfrom Pataskla to Johnstownin five minutes and always be tardy to school to Jon Cooperrider. l, Jack Dowell, leave my singing ability to Larry Stough and my managing ability to any iunior boy that wants the position. I, Lois Downing, will my ability to write letters in Government class to Patty Dague andmy ability to babysit three-half years straight for the same people to anyone who can do it, but will keep the experience for myself. l, Sandy Evans, leave my ability to crawl through the library window to Miss Leiby lwhen she forgets her keyl and my sweater-girl figure to Martha Lewis. U CLASS WILL I, John Fleshman, will my ability to drive the car with only one leg to who- ever wants it and my priviledge to attend school for a half a day to anyone who can get away with it. I, Charley Fohl, will my ability to roll high bowling scores to Dick Dague. I, Carol Foster, will all my chewed gum to Mrs. Franklin. I, Phil Gray, will my new book Howto Make Enemies and Lose Friends to Judy Carr. I, Mark Hopkins, will my ability to keep strict parlimentary procedure during class meetings to Jim Miller. I, Wanda Jacks, will my ability to do my English assignments in Government class to Patty Adams and my ability to sleep in Mrs. Franklin's Economics class to Wesley Smith. I, Rod Kauber, will my long legs to Jackie Pitizer for next year's basketball Season and my ability to touch the rim of the basket to Jimmie Potter. I, Barbara Kennedy, will my ability to take out-of-state trips during school time to Diane Egan. I, Bill Liggett, will my ability to out-race cops in Newark to Tom Goodman. I, Katie McCann, will my index of good iokes to Bob Adams. I, Bonnie McClinktick, will my priveledge of handling class money for three years to Thelma Houck and my ability to get along with the teachers to Shirley Forest. I, Elsie Miller, will my long hair to Fannie Hatten and my way of getting a- long with boys to Carolyn Sagar. I, Clyde Montgomery, will my ability to sleep in Mr. Dean's study hall to any- one who can get away with it and 20 lbs. of my weight to Eddie Neptune. I, Larry Moore, will my ability to go fishing during school time to Donnie Priest. I, Pat Mustacchio, will my Marilyn Monroe figure to Betty Peck and my abil- ity to keep good jokes in my billfold to John Dowell. I, Barbara'Noble,will my bad moods to Nancy Medors and my black band socks to Eleanor Parsons. Let's hope she does more with them than I did. I, Jim Piper, will 2 inches of my heighth, I5 of my pounds and my well developed legs to John Dowell for next year. lThat's what he wantsl I, Bill Pitt, will my ability to sit in front of Mr. Marty in Government class and sleep to Joe Ankron and my senior seat in the back of Bus 2 to JohnWhitten. I, Janet Priest, will my ability to keep my hair cut short to Sarah Houck. I, Janice Priest, will my ability to dodge dogs while driving to Carolyn Col- ville, and my shorthand seat to Thelma Mezaros. I, Harley Reese, will my penmenship to Pat Lafferty, my showmanship ability to Lee Parsons, my parlimentary procedure ability to Bill Bishop and my ability to keep silent until the appropriate time to Tom Jones. I, Norma Severn, will my ability to always stay on the good side of the teach- ers to Janet Fleshman and the ability to lock myself out to the car to Madeline Hartsock. I, Bob Shea, will my vast amount of knowledge to Don Piper. I, Dick Scovell, will my ability to argue with teachers to Bob Adams and my ability to sleep inthe morning to Ed Neptune: I, Jo Ann Smith, will my ability to chew gum in Mrs. Franklin's Economics class to Bill King and a foot of my heighth to Eleanor Parsons. I, Jane Stough, will my friendship with Lela Van Fossen to anyone who thinks they can get along with her, also my ability to be engaged six months after meeting him to Barbara Weaver. l'lI keep my diamond for myself. I, Bill Stratton, will my warm seat in the office to Larry Rhodeback. I, Bob Welch, will my front seat by Miss Dutro's desk in Enlish class to Art La Rue. HARLEY DAVIDSON SPORTING GOODS 1810 North High Street Columbus, Oh1o CLAS Q +ff,, Sl 'as f-'2' gal!! Nik CHILDER'S FARM EQUIPMENT Your J. I. Case and New Holland Dealer Johnstown, Ohio 1 Zi, S 4' B JUNIORS SECRETARY Eleanor Parsons PRESIDENT Jon Cooperrider TREASURER Diane Egan VICE-PRESIDENT Joe Ankrom SOPHOMORES SECRETARY Janet Jones PRESIDENT Larry Dorsey TREASURER Joe Almendinger VICE-PRESIDENT Nancy Downing FRESHMEN 'T VICE-PRESIDENT Jim McCIintick PRESIDENT BIII Severn SECRETARY Carol Myers Barbara Teefers Phone 251 RICE OIL COMPANY Johnstown, Ohio ' Bob Shea TREASURER N lst Row: Eleanor Parsons, Fannie Hatten, Carolyn Sagar, Marilyn Ashbrook, Barbara Weaver, Shirley Forest, Sarah Houck, Thelma Houck, Madeline Hartsock. 2nd Row: Judy Carr, Patricia Dague, Diane Egan, Roberta Hopkins, Patricia Adams, Nancy Medors, Carolyn Colville, Janet Fleshman, Betty Peck, Martha Lewis, Martha Ashbrook. 3rd Row: Larry Rhodeloack, Jim Miller, Wanda Green, Don Priest, Bert Baker, Bill King, Monty Turley, Jon Cooperrider, Bill Bishop, Ray Cleveland, Bob Adams Gilbert Walker, John Whitten, E. W. Dean. 4th Row: Lynn Melick, Larry Stough, Pat Lafferty, Joe Ankrom, Lee Parsons, Wesley Smith, John Dowell, Don Piper, Eddie Neptune, Arthur La Rue, Tom Good- man, Tom Jones. I Absent: William Miles. Enrolled after picture was taken: Thelma Meszaros. NIORS H. J. ROOK Newark, Ohio lst Row: Barbara Ashbrook, Kathleen Davis, Pauline Ashbrook, Marvin Mont- gomery, Danny Swick, David Conway, John Keene, Larry Smith, Bob Hatten, Joanne Houck, Betty Miller. 2nd Row: Joe Almendinger, Janie Payne, Marie Mauldin, Janice Seville, Emily Lowe, Ann Hatch, Lela Van Fossen, Judy Cox, Leon Murphy, Janet Jones, Virginia Kincaid. 3rd Row: Mrs. Joan Graham, Advisor, Marsha Pitt, Nancy Cooper, Mamie Spangler, Ruth Spangler, Velma Myers, Nancy Downing, Esther Priest, Lalah Dague, Donna Hopkins, Mary Miles, Diane Davis, Edna Davis, Betty Gleason, Larry Dor- sey, Gary Taylor, Bill Conard, Ray Piper, Miss Jacquie Dutro, Advisor. 4th Row: John Goldsberry, Kenneth Jacks, Wilbur Buxton, Richard DeNune, David Logan, Lovell Busch, John Berkley, Paul Priest, Bill Kopis, John Thompson, Fred Johnson, Carl Keyser, Charles Cook, Jim Shough, David Noble, John Kirby, Richard Piper. Absent: Barbara Bryant, Gary Chambers, Roger Priest, Dick Dague, Robert Tudor, Leland Jakeway. lst Row: Murrell Ashbrook, Eddie Garrabrant, Shirley Walker, Jean McAllis- ter, Arlene Smith, Eileen Miller, Jack Pitzer, Herb Smith, Jim McClintick, Jim Pot- ter. 2nd Row: Ben Franklin, Rachel Quick, Marilyn Foster, Barbara Thompson, Maxine Lafferty, Bonnie Dague, Betty Blagg, Linda Lewis, Christine Needles, Patricia Bryant, Jim Downing. 3rd Row: Mrs. Honnold, Pauline Houck, Rosa Shough, Evelyn Mowrey, Rich- ard Sholtz, Anthony Plott, Dan Fleshman, George Sharp, Beatrice Smith, Barbara Teeters, Ruth Tavener, Nancy Ankrom, Teressa Patton, Richard Smith, Charles Weeks, David Adams, Ruperta Longwell, Virginia Busch, Mr. Slauter. 4th Row: Joy Dietrich, Betty Skeens, Donna Bishop, Carol Myers, Eileen Hud- dleston, Glen McDavid, Edith Sachs, Jim Mason, Warren Kauber, Bill Severn, Charles Hayes, Marjorie Fravel, Larry Evans, Larry Clark, Don Moore. Absent: Ruby Forest, Kenneth Jacks. Jim Colville. MELlCK'S HARDWARE General Hardware 81 Paints lst Row: Jean Tavener, Elsie Johnson, Anna Favill, James Jacks, James Bryant, Roberta Hoover, Warren Butt, Donald Disbennett, Karen Foster. 2nd Row: Betty Severn, Clarice Bailey, Viola Miller, Margia Thompson, Charon McCann, Marcia Gray, Mary Lou Cooper, Ray Byers, Judith Parsons. 3rd Row: Jeanne Needles, Joyce Suver, Virginia Berkley, Judy Wickiser, David Edwards, Mike Swick, William Piper, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Dowell, Kathleen Tay- lor, Mr. Patterson. 4th Row: Carl Neibarger, Ronnie Priest, Jim Retherford, Terry Parsons, Lester Hartsock, Bobby Hayes, Charles Thompson, Clarence Swick. Absent: Barbara Bailey. lst Row: Patricia Wright, Joyce Green, Donald Disbennet, Rodney Bemiller, Rodney DeNune, Norma Forest, Frances Fox, Norma Evans, Glenna Myer. 2nd Row: Grover Williamson, Rolan Miles, Vernon Ashbrook, Keith Kitsmiller, Larry Sanford, Freddie Bush, Joyce Jaros, Linda Bevelhymer, Sally Downing. 3rd Row: Judith Shumaker, Roger Medors, Donald Davison, Sally Crist, Rich- ard Yerkey, William Smith, Kenneth Ashbrook, Della Bailey, Jane Mowery, Char- lotte Cooper, Almeda Williamson, Jackie Hatten. 4th Row: Mr. Marty, Jane Smith, Bonnie Martin, Thomas Franklin, Janet Teeters, Beckey Blamer, Rachel Demond, Garnett Suver, Jane Lewis, Georgie Key- ser, David Kasson, Larry Gilchrist, John McDavid, Brenda Swick. Absent: Glenn Murphv. l. lst Row: Richard Ashbrook, Patty Thompson, Larry Riffe, Carolyn Miller, Ray- mond Dowel, Stanley Smith, David Hopkins, Becky Gorey, Sherman Byers, Carolyn McAllister, Stuart Parsons. 2nd Row: Beverly Dowell, John Wright, Mike Carr, Sandra Clark, Wayne Peterman, Paul Wade, Glenn Osborn, David Mason, George Bishop, William Wood, Alan Logan, Merrial Ann Davis. 3rd Row: Julia Hilton, Suzanne Ashbrook, Karen Montgomery, Patricia Bisang, David Dietrich, Richard Bare, John McCann, Gary Smith, Edwin Buch, Charlotte Barrick, Marlene Dietrich, Anne Ashbrook, Emily Hubbard, Charles Spangler, Donna Favill, Delores Jakeway. 4th Row: Mr. Wright, Ronald Yantis, Richard Davis, Emmis Pratt, Carolyn Piper, Joanne Ewing, Larry Piper, William Sherrard, Melvin Jones, James Bush, Mary Retherford, Anna Bush, Carl Miller, Russel Swick, Herbert Needles, Robert Davison, Mrs. Medors. Absent: Charlotte Hudson. lst Row: Eddie Tippett, Eddie Johnson, David Roby, Richard Bryant, Carol Bailey, Delores Busch, Joe Williamson, Linda Gorey, Patty Walker, Georgine Smith 2nd Row: Raymond Burton, Dianna Needles, James Fitzpatrick, David Mounts Larry Pickering, Carol Green, Robert Crist, Larry Humphrey, Joann Jaros, Dottie Fohl. 3rd Row: Miss Searfoss, Olivia Fox, Dianne Foster, Shirley Cramer, Betty Conard, Judy Pitzer, Arthur Hayes, Gary Teeters, Danny Croak, Mike Hatten, Dale Yantis, Sue Mowrey, Sharon Shough, Bobby Evans. 4th Row: Janet Conway, Saundra Wickiser, Diana Jones, Jewell White, Karen Butt, Urvin Hartsock, Earl Hayes, Delores Yerkey, Brenda Wilson, Roy Jacks Donald Hollis. Absent: Delores Jordan. THE JOHNSTOWN BANK Johnstown, Ohio lst Row: Dick Potter, Judy Garrabrant, Susan Searles, Carl Baily, Jim Krouse, Zane Stout, Robert Sachs, Philip Yantes, Mike Bare, Carolyn Riffe, Nancy Heinlen. 2nd Row: Ruth Miller, Joyce Priest, Barbara Smith, Susan McElwee, Frances Davis, Patty Smith, Darlene Davis, Mike Byers, Katherine Piper, Jean Schneider, Dorothy Barrick. 3rd Row: Carolyn Osborn, Lila Miller, Neil Retherford, Tom Conard, Emory Ewing, Mike Martin, Jane Hayes, Late Miller, Vickie Hartsock, Shirley Severn, Danny Dietrich, Carol Hollis, Junior Smith, Sarah Yantis, Barbara Wickiser. 4th Row: Miss Smith, Stephen Miles, Marie Keene, Fern Favill, Clyde Peter- man, George Johnson, Mary Burkey, Nancy Jane Bishop, Rickey Horch, Gary Bur- gett, Harvey Reese, Ted Dorsey, Jeanne Downing, Harvey Marcum, Patty Swick, Sally Keyser, Mrs. Gosnell. Absent: James Logan. lst Row: Harold Haynes, Betty Searles, Harold Busch, Billy Logan, Wilma Forest, Tommy Bell, Shirley Miller, Tommy Waller, Terry Budd, Nondis Williamson. 2nd Row: Loretta Gorsuch, Mary Jakeway, Norma Smith, Carol Ashbrook, Joanne Barrick, Peggy Hopkins, Mary Dague, Mike McAllister, Robert Jakeway, Sally Greer, Sandra Barcus. 3rd Row: Ronnie Smith, Jerry Sharp, Julie Emerson, Kenton Suver, Raymond Keene, Wilma Favill, Delores Hubbard, Paul Wyant, Margie Ashbrook, Stanley Hilton. 4th Row: Mrs. Benedict, Judy Jaros, Georgann Miles, Jack Edwards, Gibby Miller, Robert Monroe, Erselene Busch, Oran Hoover, Sandra Walker, Leah Melick, Linda Teeters, Artie White, Mrs. Colville. Absent: Connie Smith, Joe Dague, Tommy Piper, Patty Disbennett, Patty Tavener. Carol Walker, Sallv Smith. .iw HETTlNGER'S CLOTHING STORE Johnstown, Ohio lst Row: Judy Greer, Janice Byers, Danny Bare, James Ashbrook, Sharon Os- born, Joe Miller, Lana Johnson, Barbara Young, Tommy Disbennett, Michael Wynne, Frances Nesser, Evelyn Thompson. 2nd Row: Mona Gory, Carolyn Kitzmiller, Phyllis Hubbard, Patricia Shertzer, Edna Hayes, Philip Davis, Christine Dean, Harriet Needles, Mike Priest, Linda Fox, Nancy Mowery, Jerry Bare. 3rd Row: Carol Ann Peterman, Richard Ewing, Charles Byers, Billy Eskins, James Wolfe, Ruth Jacks, Martha Johnson, Sue Conard, Raymond Bell, Tommy Baker, Carol Sue Sponaugle, Billy Fay, Mary Swick, Paul Peck, Linda Piper. 4th Row: Mrs. Hatch, Alan Bonham, Tommy Tavener, Bonnie Booher, Carol Jean Bi.sang, Charles Crist, Anna May Yerkey, Joseph Frizzell, Steven Cress, Joe Marcum, Lavonne Wade, Marlene Edgerly, Ann Dispennent, Margaret Evans, Mrs. Foster. Absent: Jeffrey Little. lst Row: David Walker, Jean Wolfe, Steven Budd, Robert Gorey Robert Camp, Ernest Bailey, Rosemary Hopkins, Sherry Atherton, Perry Ashbrook Linda Burton, Paul Miller, Carol Bryant, Thomas Greer, Pamela Green. 2nd Row: Mark Ashbrook, Michael Simmons, Linda Martin, Billy Ashbrook Mary Wickeser, Betty Sue Evans, Robert Burton, Tommy Huff, Steven Clark Gary Fitzpatrick, Oren Williamson, Mike Wright, Tommy Croak, Keith Jacks Walter Dodson, Barbara Burkey, David Green. 3rd Row: Michael Burgett, Becky Smith, Shirley Smith, Terry Priest Morris Kitsmiller, Sally Edwards, Lou Ann Brake, Judy Jacobus, Sharon Budd, Diane Mont gomery, Tommy Martin, Jimmy Teeters, Larry Bonham, Wilber Suver Tommy Heimerl, Cheryl Chambers, Janet Cress. 4th Row: Miss Miller, Sharon Smith, Peggy Metzger, Bobbie Lou Yerkey Donald Partlow, Russell Peterman, Kirby Barrick, Jimmie Walker, Wanda Forest Billy Busch, Billy Butt, Donald Yantis, Richard Farthing, Tonia Jakeway Darrel Bemiller, Donna Jean Wade, Danny Humphrey, Henry Cook, Janice Hover Donald Graham, Mrs. Clark. Absent: Charlotte Pratt, Nancy Cullins. KENNY CHEVROLET Johnstown, Ohio COLORED CONCRETE PRODUCTS Manufacturers of Brikcrete Johnstown, Ohio Q OQNQIL STUDENT COUNCIL, Seated: Mr. McNemar, Nancy Medors, Vice-President Phil Gray, President, Barbara Noble, Secretary, Mr. Kauber. Standing: Nancy Ankrom, Dick Smith, Dave Noble, Monty Turley, Mark Hop kins, Marsha Pitt, Martha Ashbrook. ATHLETIC COUNCIL. Seated: Mr. Dean, Rod Kauber, Lela Van Fossen, Secre- tary, Katie McCann, President, John Dowell, Vice-President, Bill Almendinger, Mr. McNemar. Standing: Jim Potter, Judy Carr, Teresa Patton, Don Piper, Richard Cook, Mr. Marty, Mrs. Horst. CROUSE AND SON FUNERAL HOME AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone IO7 Johnstown, Ohio lst Row, Left to Right: Mr. Marty, coach, Ed Neptune', Carl Keyser , John Dowellf, Mark Hopkins , Don Piper , Jim Pipert, Don Chapman , Lynn Melickf, Jon Cooperrider , Gary Chambers , Gib Walker , Joe Ankromf, Monty Turley , Mr. Dean, asst. coach. 2nd Row: David Conway, David Adams, Jim Shough, Tom Goodmant, Bill King', Pat Lafferty, Joe Almendinger, Bill Miles, Roger Priest, Jim Mason, Richard Cook , Glen McDavid, Bill Almendingert. 3rd Row: Murriell Ash- brook, Jack Pitzer, Jim Potter, Danny Swickf, Charles Weeks. 'Lettermen. JOHNSTOWN CHAMPS This year the Johnstown Johnnies opened a very successful season by tying Centerburg with a popular score of i3-l3. For awhile it seemed like the team was never going to top this faithful number but at the Big Walnut game the team proved that this score was not a hoax. Although we had two big upsets by Elm Valley and Richwood, the Johnnies held a victorious record throughout the 1953 gridiron sea- son. As much as we regret it, we are los- ing four of the team's lettermen who con- tributed more than their share of ability. These four seniors will be missed by the fans as well as by the team. They are as follows: Jim Piper, Bill Almendinger, Mark Hopkins, and Don Chapman. THE JOHNSTOWN INDEPENDENT Johnstown, Ohio ALL COUNTY Don Chapman Mark Hopkins Gibb Walker John Dowell Ed Neptune Don Piper Monty Turley MID-BUCKEYE John Dowell Ed Neptune J 47171 .fq'9f,yQx49 Sofa, o 6 fit?-35'S5 bo' 50606 ox J H3-Pi y asaf fkwoff? Q19 LPM 6? '91 chu, 4, 0 0 Of Q, 'LHS-Alex ood '49 mfg, '76-Q OW 001' 'Oo - . G f2f'L5Zfa'asZ'gZrl6 T 49 V Qxe64Q6'Oo Af' ff 'WSQ1-162' Vaffey fl 58 622 LDOOO' ,gf ff? 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'W C7106 F 42 405 5 7,71 X 7 46 0 R 7 4? 394 4 I Z X 34 23 37 N - ' Q55 lst Row: Jack Dowell, manager, Gene Almendinger, Jim Piper, Flay Cleveland, Jon Cooperider, John Dowell, Rod Kauber, Paul Priest, Wesley Smith, Warren Kauber, Gary Chambers, Roger Priest, Joe Almendinger, Mr. Dean, coach. lst Row: Raymond Piper, manager, Jack Pitzer, George Sharp, David Adams David Noble, John Thompson, Bill Severn, Danny Swicl-1, Jim Potter, Jim McClin tick, Mr. Marty, coach. Compliments of JOHNSTGWN INDEPENDENT. Gene Almendinger Captain Jim Piper Rod Kauber T T TER Ray Cleveland John Dowell C .- .CMNBWQS L yf 4 ' s T A A 1 ' E L Q 5 A , 4 I g j rg ? 3 ff ' fl A, f Y o af' 1251 'U , 1, Q f W Af 2. Q. ' Q Nl., T' 4 3 271 f iv 4 1, WM- WML M el vu-4 ig . 9.,..,,. W.,i,,C,....i - W K ' COTTAGE RESTAURANT Phone 1, Johnstown, Ohio Warren Kauber Gary Chambers F H elif? J -41, 4 1st Row: Rodney BeMiller, Bill Piper, Ronnie Priest, Jim Retherford, Terry Parsons. 2nd Row: John Slauter, Coach, Roger Medors, .lackie Hatten, Bucky Byers, Tom Franklin, Larry Sanford, James Derr, Coach. 3rd Row: Vernon Ash- brook, Grover Williamson, Fred Bush, Warren Butt, Johnnie McDavid, David Ed- wards, Bill Smith, Rolan Miles, Rodney DeNune. JR.-HIGH S hirley Dowel I' Sally Dow SCHI DUL I' Homer H 40-37 Jersey H 36-21 Uma T 36-49 5 Harlem H 18-29 Granville T 14-17 , Homer T 35-42 2 Utica H 19-31 Pataskala H 27-14 E Alexandria H 34-14 Jersey T 23-18 E Pataskala T 42-21 1 Alexandria T 32-29 E JOHNSTOWN CLEANERS Johnstown, Ohio Ding, Charon Mccann HEERLEPXDEPX Diane Egan, Judy Carr, Martha Ashbrook, Saundra Evans Q , A I Maxkne Laiferry, Bonnre Dague, Barbara Ashbrook Phone -I -I .I M0042 f B ES Sfofes Ever ohnstownl Omlghere Charles W. Roby na y? crisis ci-ionus ist Row: Janet Jones, Shirley Walker, Kathleen Davis, Barbara Ashbrook, Joyce McAllister, Carolyn Davis, Saundra Evans, Barbara Kennedy, Marilyn Foster, Eleanor Parsons, Racheal Quick, Arlene Smith, Martha Ashbrook, Beatrice Smith 2nd Row: Christine Needles, Pat Bryant, Marilyn Ashbrook, Carolyn Sager, Lela Van Fossen, Ann Hatck, Betty Miller, Pauline Ashbrook, Carol Foster, Bonnie McClintick, Judy Carr, Diane Egan, Nancy Downing, Eileen Huddleston, Judy Cox. 3rd Row: Linda Lewis, Diane Davis, Donna Hopkins, Thelma Myers, Nancy Cooper, Marsha Pitt, Janice Seville, Marie Malden, Pauline Houck, Betty Skeens, Betty Blagg, Bonnie Dague, Maxine Latferty, Joy Dietrich, Eileen Miller, Evelyn Mowrey, Virginia Bush, Carolyn Colville, Teresa Patton, Donna Bishop, Jo Ann Smith, Larry Dorsey, Barbara Noble, Edith Sachs, Mr. Cooper. 4th Row: Esther Priest, Madeline Hartsock, Margie Jones, Jane Stough, Patty Adams, Norma Severn, Roberta Hopkins, Betty Gleason, Pat Mustacchio, Katie McCann, Edna Davis, Margie Fravel, Roberta Longwell, Barbara Thompson, Nancy Ankrom, Carol Myers, Barbara Teeters, Rosa Shough, Virginia Kincaid, Nancy Medors. MUSIC This year the Mixed Chorus did an excellent iob, both at school functions and out-of-school functions. They performed at a P.T.A. meet- ing, gave an exchange program at Utica, participated in the local Music Festival and some ot the members were in the All-County Chorus. The group also won a superior rating at the District Music contest. lt con- sists ot 41 members from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Classes. In order to become a member ot this group, each person had to au- dition. lt is under the direction ot Mr. Charles Cooper. Let's hope that it continues its good work. fContinued on page 35D J. D. FOOTE Hardware 81 Appliances Johnstown, Ohio lst Row: Marcia Gray, Eleanor Parsons, Patricia Adams, Rachel Quick, Barbara Kennedy, Bonnie McCIintick, JoAnn Smith, Virginia Berkley, Jack Dowell, Karen Foster. 2nd Row: Judith Parsons, Carol Myers, Arlene Srnith, Carolyn Davis, Barbara Noble, Tommy Franklin, Nancy Medors, Carolyn Colville, Donna Bishop, Rodney Bemiller, Larry Sanford, Elsie Rhodeback, Carol Foster, Lynn Melick. 3rd Row: Carolyn Sager, Maxine Lafferty, Linda Lewis, Marilyn Ashbrook, Patty Dague, Margie Jones, Lalah Dague, Martha Lewis, Katie McCann, Betty Skeens, Mr. Cooper, Joy Dietrich, Sharon McCann. Maiorettes: Kathleen Davis, Marilyn Foster, Barbara Ashbrook, Christine Needles. Head Maiorette: Bonnie Dague. Mascot: Danny Dietrich. Jack Dowel lf Carol A yn D ' bl I B . N D e onnie McClinffCk K avig, Barb No ate MCCann. J' A, A ,am ..a MIXED CHORUS 'lst Row: Martha Ashbrook, Nancy Cooper, Carolyn Colville, Esther Priest, Carolyn Davis, Bonnie McClintick, Saundra Evans, Barbara Kennedy, Diane Egan, Marilyn Ashbrook, Eleanor Parsons. 2nd Row: Mr. Cooper, Judy Carr, Lela Van Fossen, Marsha Pitt, Edna Davis, Nancy Downing, Pat Mustacchio, Katie McCann, Betty Gleason, Barbara Noble, Larry Dorsey, Patty Adams, Nancy Medors, Madaline Hardsock, Tom Jones, Larry Stough. 3rd Row: Jim Piper, Bob Adams, Gib Walker, Wesley Smith, Phil Gray, Rod Kauber, Jon Cooperrider, Lynn Melick, Lee Parsons, Jack Dowell, Ray Belt, Don Chapman, John Whitten. T S0ClETT C ! I x Seated: Robert Shea, Carolyn Davis, Phil Gray, Barbara Conarcil, Bill Pitt Standing: Saundra Evans, Diane Egan, Patricia Adams, Nancy Medors Rod Kauber, Barbara Noble, Jim Piper, Judy Carr, Eleanor Parsons. . . .A L 44 sf-f R Q Q lst Row: Murrel Ashbrook, Jack Pitzer, Jim McClintick, Jim Potter, Ben Frank- lin, Herb Smith, Leon Murphy, George Sharp, David Adams, Charles Weeks, Bob Adams. 2nd Row: Larry Stough, Richard Smith, Danny Fleshman, Bill Conard, Jim Downing, Larry Evans, Donnie Moore, Dick DeNune, Bill Severn, Dave Noble, War- ren Kauber, Don Chapman, Jim Piper, John Whitten, Mr. Cooper. 3rd Row: Tom Jones, Gib Walker, Jim Mason, Paul Priest, Phil Gray, Rod Kauber, John Thompson, Jon Cooperrider, Wesley Smith, Lee Parsons, Lynn Melick, Jack Dowell, Ray Belt. tBOY5 The band performed at all the home football games and one away- from-home game. Bonnie McClintick was chosen by the student body as the Homecoming Queen. Mr. Charles Cooper, director, has started 60 students on different instruments, some of which are in the band now. lt has improved tremendously since last year. Nine members went to All-County, where they had to try out for chairs, and the band played at a P.T.A. meeting. During the summer there will be a band camp and some of the members will probably attend. All together it has been a successful year. WOOD'I5 HARDWARE Your Complete Store Paint-Varnishes-Oils CHORU is Ivhndaud CHRYTIK lst Row: John Keene, Danny Swick, Herbie Smith, Jim Miller, Dave Adams, Larry Smith, Dick Piper, Kenneth Jacks, Bill Conard, Bill Liggett, Gary Taylor. 2nd Row: John Whitten, Bill Bishop, Wilbur Buxton, John Goldsberry, Jim Downing, Mark Hopkins, Harley Reese, Dave Noble, Bill King, Lovell Busch, Bob Hatten, Leon Murphy, Marvin Montgomery, Mr. Patterson. 3rd Row: Pat Lafferty, Ray Piper, John Berkley, Wesley Smith, Paul Priest, Tom Dixon, Lee Parsons, Bob Tudor, Don Piper, Bill Kopis, Clyde Montgomery, Tom Goodman. Seated: Jim Miller, Wesley Smith, Lee Parsons, Mark Hopkins, Bill Bishop, Bill Liggett, Dave Noble. Standing: John Berkley, Bill Conard, Harley Reese, Tom Dixon, John Whitten, Mr. Patterson. COCA-COLA BOTTLlNG COMPANY Newark, Ohio lst Row: Barbara Ashbrook, Saundra Evans, Martha Ashbrook, Judy Cox, Judy Carr, Bonnie Dague, Janet Jones, Marsha Pitt, Nancy Cooper, Kathleen Davis. 2nd Row: Nancy Medors, Pat Dague, Esther Priest, Diane Egan, Nancy Downing, Pat Mustacchio, Betty Gleason, Nancy Anlzrom, Donna Bishop, Carolyn Colville, Margie Jones, Norma Severn. 3rd Row: Katie McCann, Larry Dorsey, Jo Ann Smith, Jane Stough, Leon Murphy, David Adams, Bill Conard, John Whitten, Bob Adams, Dick DeNune, Gibby Walker, Ray Belt, Don Chapman. Ath Row: David Noble, Warren Kauber, Jack Dowell, Paul Priest, Jon Cooperider, Rod Kauber, John Thompson, Phil Gray, Lee Parsons, Wesley Smith, Tom Jones, Jim Piper, Larry Stough. BAND. ist Row: Barbara Kennedy, Bonnie McCIintick, Carol Foster, Eleanor Parsons, Pat Adams. 2nd Row: Carolyn Davis, Barbara Noble, Lynn Melick, Carol Myers. 1 O HORCH'S FOOD MARKET Harold S. Horch Johnstown, Ohio Nfl' GNU fQf3 4 BAND f AN Q o C HORU5 Y-TEENS lst Row: Marilyn Foster, Shirley Walker, Carolyn Davis, Saundra Evans, Bon- nie Dague, Racheal Quick, Bonnie McClintick, Kathleen Davis, Fanny Hatton. 2nd Row: Diane Egan, Nancy Downing, Patty Dague, Judy Carr, Lela Van Fossen, Joy Dietrich, Eleanor Parsons, Madaline Hartsock, Barbara Kennedy, Max- ine Latferty, Wanda Green. 3rd Row: Robert Hopkins, Carolyn Colville, Esther Priest, Evelyn Mowrey, Betty Skeens, Betty Blagg, Nancy Ankrom, Donna Bishop, Mary Miles, Teresa Pat- ton, Roberta Longwell, Linda Lewis, Eileen Huddleston, Margie Jones, Carol Fos- ter, Mrs. I-lorst. 4th Row: Barbara Ashbrook, Diane Davis, Edna Davis, Betty Gleason, Pat Mustacchio, Nancy Medors, Larry Dorsey, Barbara Noble, Edith Sachs, Joann Smith, Katie McCann, Norma Severn, Carol Myers, Jane Stough, Martha Ashbrook. CABINET 'lst Row: Carolyn Davis, Nancy Medors, Larry Dor- sey, Maxine Lafferty, Elea nor Parsons, Secretary Sandy Evans. 2nd Row:'Barbara Ken necly, President, Bonnie Mc- Clintick, Treasurer, Diane Egan, Vice-President. P. L. RHODEBACK 84 SON Welding and Repairing Pldorie 58--R, Johnstown, Ohio Ist Row: Mrs. Graham, Barbara Kennedy, Diane Egan, Saundra Evans, Eleanor Parsons, Patty Dague, Bonnie McClintick. 2nd Row: Jim Piper, Pat Mustacchio, Nancy Medors, Barbara Noble, Katie McCann, Carol Foster, Judy Dietrich, Mark Hopkins. 3rd Row: Gene Almendinger, Don Priest, Bill Pitt, John Dowell, Phil Gray, Rod Kauber, Bob Adams, Ray Belt, Tom Dixon. JAY'S SERVICE STATION GULF PRODUCTS Phone 43 Johnstown, Ohio 7' 19,40 TREASURER Saundra Evans VICE-PRESIDENT Jim Piper PRESIDENT Phil Gray SECRETARY Eleanor Parsons J' OFFICE HELP. Ist Row: Mr. McNemar, Principal, Roberta Hopkins, Eleanor Parsons, Carolyn Davis, Mrs. Price, Judy Dietrich, Barbara Conard, Madeline Hart- sock, Barbara Weaver, Mr. Kauber, Supt. 2nd Row: Jane Stough, Nancy Downing, Norma Severn, Patty Adams, Larr Dorsey, Edith Sachs, Ray Belt, Shirley Bodkin, Nancy Ankrom, Lela V an Fossen. Y pw ' . . - y CAFETERIA HELP: Mrs. Hon- nold, Jane Payne, Thelma Myers, Mary Miles, Edna Davis, Mrs. Severn, Mrs. Needles, Mrs. King, Pat Davi- son, Nancy Ankrom, Barbara Thompson, Roberta Longwell. Ist Row: Betty Severn, Ruth Tavener, Eilene Miller, Evelyn Mowery, Shirley Walker, Betty Skeens, Carolyn Sagar, Carolyn Coville. ARMSTRONGS VARIETY STORE Johnstown, Ohio BUS DRIVERS: Vern Bailey, Ray Belt, Dick Dietzel, Ray- mond Dowell, Gaylond Hum- phrey, John Sachs, Herb Cooperrider. Cu V LIBRARIANS. lst Row: Carolyn Sager, Pat Adams, Miss Leiby, Norma Severn, Barbara Ashbrook. 2nd Row: Pat Dague, Virginia Kincaid, Janie Paine, Shirley Bodkin, Joe Almendinger, Kate McCann, Jo Ann Smith, Phil Gray, Jim Piper, Lois Downing. 3rd Row: Rod Kauber, Bill Pitt. stodianS1 Flow' +2 its-y i , A Y i 2, fi Qfw if K, ,LV V Q iv ,..l3 J.-.4 --,Q s 3 fn. ete Sexfem' Barney Barr ick- Se d Wright, P Cf-S far J' e,, 66 TECHNICAL RUBBER COMPANY Johnstown, Ohio Ice JOHNNY HIGH CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8 First day of school 1 8 Football-Centerburg-There 21 High School Teachers' Meeting: P.T.A. Meeting 25 Football-Elm Valley-Here 30 Magazine Drive OCTOBER 2 Football-Summit Station-There 5 First Class Meetings 9 Football-Big Walnut-Here 12 F.F.A. trip to Kansas City Assembly-Spernado Duo X-Ray at Newark, Ohio Football-Granville-There Senior Pictures 23 Football-Utica-Hereg Potluck supper in honor of Utica Band 29 Football-Hebron-Here 30 Legal Holiday-Teachers' Meeting 31 Freshman Bakesale NOVEMBER 6 Football-Richwood-There 10 Assembly-Junior Class 11 Armistice Dayg Sophomore Spaghetti Supper 12 Assembly-Denison Children's Theater 16 Capital University interviewed Seniors 19 Ohio Northern University interviewed Seniors 24 Thespian Play Down to Earth 25 Thespian Assembly 27 Basketball--Richwood-Here 30 Blood Mobile DECEMBER 4 BasketbalI-Alexandria-Here 8 Minstrel Show 9 F.F.A. Parliamentary Procedure Contest 1 1 BasketbalI-Pataskala-There 12 Basketball-Elm Valley-There 18 Basketball-Hebron-Therep Junior Class Rings 19 Basketball-Ca rdington-Here 21 22 23 24 13 15 16 22 P.T.A. Meeting BasketbalI-Centerburg-Here Christmas Assembly-Mixed Chorus Christmas Vacation mww JANUARY 5 Basketball-Jacksontown-Here 7 Cubberly pictures for yearbook 8 Basketba J-Kirkersville-Here 12 Basketball-Big Walnut-Here 15 Basketba -Summit Station-There District Scholarship Tests 22 Basketba -Hartford-Here 29 Basketba J-Hanover Toboso-There 30 Basketbal J-Utica-There, Sophomore Bake Sale FEBRUARY 2 Basketba l -Etna-There 4 Ninth Grade Assembly 5 Basketba l-Homer-Here 9 Basketba -Granville-There, Faculty pictures taken by Cub er y 10 4-H Assembly 11 Y-Teen P ay Day 13 Junior Class Bake Sale 16 County Basketball Tournament-Denison 17 Band Booster Card Party 19 Basketball Tournament 20 Basketball Tournament 22 Washington Birthday ilegal holidayl 23 All County Music Rehearsal-Hebron 24 Basketball Tournament J 26 Basketball Tournament MARCH 13 Bake Sale-Ninth Grade 15 P.T.A. Meeting 16 All County Practice-Utica 17 County Spelling Contest 18 Sophomore Assembly 20 District Music Contest-Ashland College 23 Basketball Banquet 31 Boys' Basketball Class Tournaments APRIL 2 Senior Play Drums of Death 4-9 Senior Trip-New York and Washington 10 County High School Party 13 All County Music Rehearsal-Johnstown 15 Assembly Y-Teens 20 Senior Day 22 F.F.A. Banquet 23 County Music Festival-Granville MAY . 1 Junior-Senior Banquet 7 Junior Class Play Headin' for a Weddin 12 Assembly given by Utica 14 Music Concert 9 17 P.T.A. Meeting ' 'i+S2S1?me, D 'gc K, 23 Baccalaureate Services , 25 Commencement 'QZHKS 27 End of School Year M Ed Dietrich Johnstown, Ohio APLE orzovg oAiRY DBEHCQIPQ1 fl The Beacon Staff would like to take this page to show our appre- ciation To the advertisers of this annual. The following are not only the businesses that sponsored a page but are also 'rhose people who couIdn't advertise but wanted to help the Staff. 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