Killbuck High School - Antler Yearbook (Killbuck, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1956 volume:

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' i X yf - Hr ,Mrs Arnlt, Hr ,Hrs Carpenter, Hr ,Hrs Chsnq, Hr ,Hrs Christopher, Hr ,Mrs Crosby, Mr ,Hrs Hall, Mr ,Hrs Jones, Hr ,Mrs Kuer, Hr ,Mrs uray Hrs Hnun, Mr ,Mrs Reed, Mr ,Mrs Nyhart, Hr ,Hrs, Neal, Mr ,Mrs Martin,,Mrs Carter, !4r.,Hrs Schomuer, 'Ir ,Hrs Orr, Mr ,Mrs Smith, Hr ,Mrs Thomas, Mrs Lisle Absent: Mr ,Hrn Taylor, Hr ,Hrs Butler, Mr ,Mrs McFadden, Mr ,Mrs Schonauer, Mr ,Mrs Humrichouser, Mrs Patterson Dear Mom and Dad, This is e letter that we've been meaning to write for a long time, but you know how we put things off When we start thinking about graduation, we realize that this is the end of e twelve year phase in our lives We'N coming to the end of our years in school You, like all parents, probably dreaded our first day at school, as it was our first step away from you Someone else was going to have a share in caring for us Ani now, es we graduate and look ahead to new jobs, or more schooling, or a home of our own, we're taking another step away from you. Before we start out on our own, we have a lot of things to say to you. You've done so new things for us through the years, you've helped so much, understood so new times. And so we want to thank you. There are probably a lot of ways to Sly it, in eloquent or simple language. Right now all of our gratitude will have to be summed up in the two words, 'Thank You. And so that everyone can see our gratefulness, we're going to print this open letter ln our yearbook, the Antler, and dedicate that book to you. The book represents twelve years of hard work, fun, and progress of our class, and anyone reading between the lines will see Q behind everything we've done. Your loving child, .za wwfw , ff . . I . 8 I I, , ' T if U at f . 5 xt t- 5 , : ' i - . H 4 . X 4' e e o e e e s e C I I O I O I O O O A 0 . O O O O O O O O O O e C O O C O U O O g e e o e o 0 e e 0 I - , . I O i i For twelve years, we have fought ou way through the lorests of educatlon, 1n hopes of galning the prec1ous title Seniors. That long sought for goal has finally been reach ed, and as we spend our last year together, we realize that all too soon we'll shed our old title SEHIOFS, and grow into a new one A1umn1 And though we'll be scattered l1ke se ds in the wind, all over the earth, there vull always be one place where we remaln to- gether, here 1n the SBDIOF sectlon or our Annual Class colors Cherry and White Class flower Red Rose Cl ss motto a 'Within Ourselves Our Future Lies' 4 n 1' NEDNEVENORR Dramatics Club One-Act Play Class Play Antler Staff Basketball Football Track Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus Football Escort Halloween Escort President Vice President l 2 3,l+ 1. 112,391+ 1.2.3.1 2,3 1,2,1., l,2,3 L. 2 3,lv 1,2 BONNIE IDU CHANAY Scholarship Team Senior Scholarship Antler Staff Newspaper Staff, Ed. Girls' Chorus Band Clase Play Dramatics Club Home Ee. Club 2 1+ lb lo l,2,3 1n2:3n5 3,14- 1,2 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Class Secretary Carnival Queen l,2,3 ,I, 2 NANCY CAROL MARTIN VI Nan!! Latin Club G. A. A. Dramatics Club Thespian Class Play One-Act Play Prince of Peace Declamation Poetry Reading Girls' Chorus Mixed Chorus Halloween Queen Student Council Food Chairman 1 3 1,1 1+ 3,ls 1+ 1+ I+ 2.3.A 3-,2,3,l+ l,2,3,b 1+ 1. 3 'P . f, A A. -ae: x f-fx .gel f'fx wfi 1 , D. J. NYHART Jack One-Act Play 1 Class Play 3,l. Antler Staff, Ass't Ed. 1. Basketball l,2,3,1. Football 1,2,3 ,I+ Baseball 1,2 Track 2,3 Football Escort I. Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,l+ Mixed Chorus 1,3 Aes't Treasurer 3 Vice President 1. Student Council 1 Senior Scholarship 1. All-Star Tel! lp SANDRA JOAN TAYLOR D. A. R. Test I. Latin Club 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Dramatice Club 1 One-Act Play 2 Class Play 3,14 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 . Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Bud l,2,3,l+ football Atterilant 2 Treasurer 1,2,3,l. Newspaper Staff 1+ Antler Staff 1+ IDRETTA IEE CARPENTER Hom Ee. Club 1,2 Drematics Club l,1. Thespian 1. Ono-Act Play l Declamtion 1. Class Play 3,14 Poetry Heading 3 Antler Staff lg Girls' chorus l,2,3,1. Mind chorus 3,l. ami 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Student Council 1,3,l+ B. B. Cheerleader,Var. 1. B. B. Cheerlea.der,B.ee. 3 Football Cheerleader I. s, Social Chairman 2 HALPHD.GRAYJR. J unior Scholarship Team 1,2.3 Senior Scholarship Outstanding Boy Latin Club Dramatics Club One-Act Play Class Play Football Football Escort Football Manager 1+ 1 ,2,3 1,2 1 1 3,l+ 2,3,l+ lo 1 Basketball Manager 1,2 Boys' Chorus l,2,l. Mined Chorus 1,2,3,l+ News Reporter 1,2 5 VCELKER EUGENE JONES Runner Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus Bend Basketball Baseball Antler Staff 1:2:3:lv 3,14 l:2:3:1+ 3,14 2:3 ll VERAHARIE KASER ,-w. . , ,I , , -f':3'.f,-Atl' ' Bw.mrU Scholarship Team 1,3 Senior Scholarship 1+ Outstanding Girl 3 Latin Club l Dramatica Club 1,a Thespian 1,2,3 ,L Class Plgy 3 ,lo Poetry Reading l,2,3,L One-Act Plsy l,l+ Declamtion 1,2 ,3 ,I+ Prince of Peace l,2,3,l+ Antler Staff, Ed. lo Newspaper Staff I+ Vice President 3 Tyn ns Team 3 Girls' Chorus l,2,3 'V Mixed Chorus 1,2 ,3 ' Band l,2,3,h DONAID DEAN HUIRICHOUSER Hu:mnie Student Council 2 6 X . 9 N. fj.,f'.,, K . LUELLA MAE INEZ THOMAS Girls' Chorus 2,3 ,Lp Home Ec. Club 1,2 Antler Staff L MARY MARLENE REED llpet-'ell Home Ee. Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 1,2 Girls! Chorus 1,2,3,L Mixed Chorus 2,14 3 Football Cheerleader A B, B. Cheerleader,V8.r. L LARRY E. SMITH nSmittyn Class Play 3,l+ Basketball 1, 2 ,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Football 3,b Track 2,3 il Boys' Chorus l,2,3 3 puma chorus 1,2,3 Football Escort 1+ Halloween Escort 1 Student Council 2,3 ERMA M. SCIIONAUER Antler Staff 1+ Class Play, Piano 3,L Girls' Chorus l,2,3,L+ Mixed Chorus 2,3,l4 Band l,2,3,A Home Ec. Club 1,2 Dramatics Club 1 RONAID ARNDT 'Butch' Antler Staff A Band 1,2 Halloween Escort A Class Play, Stage Mgr. 3 Baseball 1,2 Track 2,3 Basketball l,2,3.L Team 3 3 lb BEVERLY ANN CH ISTOPHEH Bev D. A. H. Test A Scholarship Team l,2,3 Senior Scholarship A Outstanding Girl 2 Newspaper Staff A Antler Staff L Latin Club 1 Dramatics Club l Declamation l Class Play L Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3 Band l,2,3,L Football Attendant 3 Halloween Attendant l Student Council 2,3 B, B. Official Scorer3,h EEIEN ELAINE NEAL Home Ec. Club 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,h Mind chorus 1,2,3,l, Band 1,2,h Dramatice Club 1 Halloween Attendant 3 LARRY R. HAUN Clase Play 3,g Basketball 1,2,3,L Football 1,2,3,L Boys' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Baseball I,2,3 Football Escort A DONNA MARIE LISIE Antler Staff L Newspaper L Girls' Chorus l,2,3 M xed Chorus l,2,3 Band, Majorette l,2,3,A Dramatice Club 1,L Home Ee. Club 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Class P1ay,Vocalist 3,h G. J ANNE MCFADDEN Scholarship Team 1,2 Senior Scholarship L Home Ec. Club 1,2 G. A. A. 3 Dramatics Club l,b Prince of Peace 2,A Class Play, Vocalist 3,A Girls' Chorus l,2,3 M xed Chorus 3 Band l,2,h Newspaper Staff A Antler Staff L Social Chairman 2 Outstanding Girl l RONALD DEAN cmraa Whitey Boys' Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2 7 NANCY CAROLE HUNTER ,, lf-Q-:Nw k,,,,.? 'mf' Class Play 3:3 -- Cl b . gzrfrgifsclus 1,2 N' vp - AIBERT GLEN SCHONAUER Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 by ' X' Fixed Chorus 1n2.v3 Band 1v2s3s5 G. A. A. 3 Newspaper JACK LOGAN BUTLIR W00fLv Football Boys' Chorus Mixnd Chorus 'bib C 67 1,3 L' s- C ALTA PAYE FRY Scholarship Team Class Play, Vocalist 3 Girls' Chorus 1 2,3,L 2 Q .9 3 Mixnd Chorus , Band l,2, Dramatics Club Home Ec. Club G. A. A. N Declamation JANICE AVANELL CROSBY ll Jan!! Class Play, Vocalist 3,A Girls' Chorus l,2,3,L Mixed Chorus 2,A Band l,2,3,b Jramatics Club A Declamation A Prince of Peace A Football Attendant A G. A. A. 3 Home Ec. Club 1,2 'F' +41 .-.Alf fx! Wil It --History-- 'Twas a bright September morning in the year l9bA, that a starched and combed Cand a little frightenedb group of first graders made their first appearance in the wilds of Killbuck School. However, we soon became accustomed to the ways of the wild as Mrs. Keyser skillfully guided us through the first our lives as young bucks. reach the edge of the forest became our goal. As the years passed, us strayed from the trail, but new faces took their place and when we the part of the forest reserved for Freshmen, we had 37 members. For days of To some of reached our officers we elected Pres., Laurel Marting V. Pres., Ned Orrg Sec., Bonnie Chanay, Treas., Sandra Taylor, Student Council, Jack Nyhart and Loretta Carpenter. By now we were somewhat accustomed to the ways of high school. However, we weren't truly members of high school until we had been initiated. After a day of slavery to the Sophomores and a supper of squirrel eyes and worms, we were allowed to call ourselves true Freshmen. Beverly Christopher was our candidate for carnival queen and Janet Starner, Homecoming Queen Attendant. This year we worked hard to win the attendance contest and came out on top. On the chosen day, everyone cane equipped with lunches, cameras, balls and bats, fishing poles, and a few bathing suits, and we were off to a wonderful day at Mohawk Dam. Another summer passed and we found ourselves faced with a sign marked HFor Sophomores Only.' As Mrs. Weltm r looked over her group this year, she found a few faces missing. Jim Anderson, Bob Moore, Tim Kibbey, Marilyn and Carolyn McKee, and David Schonauer had remained behind. Elsie Fortney and Peggy Butler had dropped out of school and Laurel Martin moved to Millersburg. However, we were happy to welcome a new member-Luella Thomas, who hailed all the way from California. We elected Pres., Bill Stephenson, V. Pres., Ned Orrg Sec., Bonnie Chanayg Treas., Sandra Taylorg Student Council, Beverly Christopher and Larry Smith, Social Chainmen, Jeanne McFadden and Timothy Kibbey. Now it was our turn to be served and courtsied to by 'babyn Freshmen. We initiated the Freshmen and really gave them the works. For the third consecutive year we won the attendance contest and spent another fun-filled day at Mohawk Dam. At the end of the year, our President, Bill Stephenson, announced that he would be moving to Toledo in the summer. We made our Mohawk trip a going-away party for Bill and presented him with an engraved bracelet. Bonnie Chanay reigned as Carnival Queen this year and Sandra Taylor was Homecoming Queen Attendant. With the next turn of the trail, we became hard-working, penny.pinching Juniors. Our officers for the year were Pres., Ned Orr, V. Pres., Vera Marie Kaserg Sec., Bonnie Chanay, Treas., Sandra Taylorg Student Council, Larry Smith, Beverly Christopher, and Loretta Carpenter. Looking ahead, we saw that we would have to get down to business if we were to save enough for our class trip. So we took advantage of every money-making opportunity in sight. Our candy and food sales brought in a steady income. In October we sponsored the annual Halloween Carnival. Our queen candidate was Elaine Neal. We decorated the gym with the typical black cats and witches. In the spring, we presented a three-act comedy, NSwing Your Partner.U Even though it rained, we had a full house. The play was a smash hit. Our most back-breaking project was potatoe picking. We learned what it was like toreally work for our money. We sponsored the first Jingle Bell Ball and had a great turn-out. With the end of the year came the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. We chose for our theme HUnderwatern and worked many hours making fish and menmaids to decorate the gym. Everyone had a wonderful time. And so the end of the Junior year came to an end. We were almost to the edge of the forest now. The next time we entered the doors of old Killbuck High, we were mighty Seniors. Glancing over the class, a few faces were found missing. Yes, during the summer Janet Starner had left us to become Mrs. John Shafer and Jean Russell was wed to Marlon Bockoven. Stepping in the door we were blinded by the flashing diamond on Nancy Hall's left hand. During the year she became Mrs. Bob Hunter, but stayed with us till the end. Mary Hawkins left us during the year to become Mrs. Earl McCombs. We were all sorry tosee her leave but wished her much happ ness. We elected the following officers: Pres., Ned Orrg V. Pres., Jack Nyhartg Sec., Bonnie Chanay, Treas., Sandra Taylor, Student Cou cil, Loretta Carpenter, Nancy Martin, and Junior Gray. Our class play this year, nGood Night, Ladies,n was written by a local man, Ed Day. It was a great success. Again we went potatoe picking and although we were rained out by noon, we the II Annual Jingle Queen and Janice added to our treasury. Christmas came and we sponsored Bell Ball. This year, Nancy Martin reigned as Carnival Crosby was Homecoming Queen Attendant. We are nearly to the edge of the forest now. what ur class motto states, 'Within ourselves our future M lies ahead for us? As o lies.' xl - '--, -, Y ' v X I I f EMEE with school, establish justice, insure good school spirit, provide for the conlnon defense against enemies of our school, promote the welfare of our school and secure the blessings of liberty of our own class and underclassmen, do ordain and establish this Last will and Testament of the Graduating Class of 1956. Article To the Junior Class, we leave the distinguished name of Seniors -- ,-, We, the Seniors of Killbuck High School, in order to form a more perqfec-'F may they use it to the advantage that we have Article To the Sophomore Class, we leave all our old traditions, absence and tardy slips, our dirty looks from the teachers and any other of our good traits that they can use Article To the Freshmen Class, we leave all our wom text books and all the wads of gum on the bottoms of our desks fto be used in boring classesj Article To the Faculty, we leave all our dear memories never again will they hear our sweet little voices ringing through the halls and classrooms Article To our advisor, Mrs Helen Weltmer, we leave our sincere thanks and gratitude for all she has done for us during the past five years. Here and now, we make these last wills and testaments may they not be held against Butch Arndt, do will and bequeath my varsity basketball suit to Dan Middaugh Jack Butler, do will and bequeath nw ability to play basketball to George Kaiser Loretta Carpenter, do will and bequeath all my love for Coshocton boys to Janice Frederick Dean Carter, do will and bequeath nur ability to sleep in Literature Class and to get away with it to Paul uirlght Bonnie Chanay, do will and bequeath my pink and black glasses with the pink rose buds on them to Clyde Lowe Beverly Christopher, do will and bequeath my ability to save money to ny brother, David Janice Crosby, do will and bequeath my ability to stay away from boys to Jane Taylor Junior Gray, do will and bequeath nv Physics pad to Raymond Alderman Nancy Hunter, do will and bequeath nv saxaphone to my brother, Sonny Larry Haun, do will and bequeath all nw love for Clara Rowe to Terry Purdy Dean Humrichouser, do will and bequeath my long, difficult, last name to Bud Smith Welker Jones, do will and bequeath ny Studebaker to Lee Edward Tidball, Vera Marie Kaser, do will and bequeath ny dramatic ability to Gwen Renfrew Donna Lisle, do will and bequeath nw majorette whistle to Judy Schopfer may she use it to keep Gary in line as well as the band Nancy Martin, do will and bequeath my tube of lipstick to Sandy Roach may she spread it around as well as I have Jeanne McFadden, do will and bequeath my curly hair to Clara Rowe Elaine Neal, do will and bequeath all my love for Clark boys to nw sister, Marlene Tuffy Spurgeon Ned Orr, do will and bequeath the seat of ny football pants to Arlle Croskey may he bend over with confidence Alta Patterson, do will and bequeath nur true blonde hair to Nina Vames Marlene Reed, do will and bequeath all ny senior books and home room seat to Larry Moore Erma Schonauer, do will and bequeath my ability to play an instrument in the band to nw sister, Marilyn Glen Schonauer, do will and bequeath my physique to Jan Denman Sandra Taylor, do will and bequeath my treasurer's book to Carol Jones Luella Thomas, do will and bequeath mr ability to be quiet to Barbara Brumme In Witness Thereof, I, Bonnie Lou Chanay, have hereunto subscribed nv name this Eleventh day of May, in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six witnessed Signed - 4-Q K 5 ,ff 1C 4 I. 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'- Dear Y W PRUPHEE57' Hide Away Cabin Somewhere in Ohio June 23, 1968 I was thrilled to death to hear from you, and, of course, I'11 be very glad to co operate with you on the article that you are writing about me and my new play, about my old friends In regard to your request for an idea for a different approach, I think that I have just what you want I keep a very complete scrapbook, fl! all people in theatre dol and I'd like to tell you about some of the very interesting things that I find in it As I leaf through, one very colorful picturecatcheenw'eye It's a page cut from Vogue magazine featuring a new hair-do created by my old schoolmate, Loretta Carpenter The model in the picture is wearing a dress designed by Jeanne McFadden Remember, she won the Best In Fashion Award last year She draws some exclusive men's f3Shl0nS for Larry Smith, the country's top model for men's clothes On another page I see a picture which recently appeared on the cover of H1t Parade magazine It's Donna Lisle CYou know Donna, of course, don't you darl1ng? She's currently the most popular singer in the country I While I'm 100k1ng at these cut outs from magazines, I might mention an article cut from the N B A Jour nal CNational Education Associationl written by the now world famous educator, Beverly Ann Christopher And here on the next page is a model of the new atomic sub, S S Killbuck, sent to me by Alta Patterson f1rst woman to be named Secretary of the Navy Oh, here's a little memoir from one of m old friends who has found happlness, though no fa e It's a the former Luella Thomas, farm wife and mother of four next page I see a newspaper cl1poing about an alrplane wreck I really can't th1nk why I kept that oh, yes, now l remember The two hero1c nurses, passengers on the plane, who saved everyone a letter from On the let me see lives, were On the the wedding Sandra Iaylor and Bonnie Chanay same page is a bunch of pressed flowers of Marlene Reed CShe marr1ed her h1gh from a wedd1ng bouquet. I remember when I caught them at school sweetheart J that you have ever seen They are the children of an old Here is a photo of a couple of the cutest k1ds schoolmate of m1ne Elalne Neal That 1S, her name A campaign button? But of course I remember decided to enter politics and was elected governor of Ohio dbrking under Governor Orr 1S another of my class mates, Welker JoneS He's a State Patrolman now, and I have a ticket for speed1ng to remind me of it Here's an ad torn fron a magaz1ne to remind me of another old fr1end It is advert1s1ng an 1roner in vented by Dean Humrichouser This marvelous new apollance has made Humrichouser a household word You know all abolt how the pro basketball games go, don't you, Walter? Well, I have a schedule of one of the team's games to keep me 1nformed about the where a bouts of one of the coach's w1ves, Nancy Hall Hunter Here 1S a F3Clng form for the latest race at Santa AH1t3 As you pred1cted, that great jockey, Dean was Neal how thr1lled we all were when our old fr1end Ned Orr Carter, won aga1n Wh1le I'm on the ubgect of racing, do you know Glen Schonauer, the famous bookie? He graduated 1n the same class Another 1nterest1ng memento that I have saved 1S th1s silver dollar It was given to me by Jack Nyhart who, s1nce gambl1ng has been legalized 1n Oh1o, has made Killbuck famous as the Las Vegas of the Middle West A famous figure 1n the fleld of sports that graduated 1n my class 1S Jack Butler, the champion boxer Larry Haun sent me a reclpe the other day, and I have lt in m scrapbook Flght beslde the m1nk ta11 sent to me by the great hunter, NButchU Arndt Oh, hadn't I told you? Butch owns a thousand acres of t1nberland 1n Canada and Larry l1ves w1th h1m as h1s cook A COm1C strap catches my eye next, Terry and the Pirates I kept that one because O'Hara remlnds me of Nancy Martin, now an A1r Force Nurse, and w1fe of a p1lot O o o o o, here 1S a P1806 of the most beaut1ful fabr1c you ever have seen It 1S synthet1c fabr1c developed 1n the DuPont laborator1es by the famous chenlcal sc1ent1st, And here lS a program fron my church It shows p1ctures of Janlce Cro by and Erma evangel1sts the character, Spray a bit of a new Ralph Gray, Junior Schonauer, famed song I guess that Just about takes care of the class of '56 from K1llbuck H1gh School I hope that your readers w1ll like hearing about m old classmates See you at the prem1ere of nThat Old Gang of H1neW next ionday Thanks for g1v1ng me the public1ty 1n your column Hope you l1ke the play Loads of Love, Zi,--,... 11 1- D Oo - Q l O 0 e e ' ' o . 0 . e o D 0 l ' , A o e ' ' e o a , . s- e 1 e e . 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' -f------ww. , Frederick-Student Council UM Shafer-Social Chairman ' Miller- President Qc Schopfer-Secretary Martin-Vice Presidenn Croskey-Student Council Filler-Treasurer Chanay- News Reporter O XJ ZFX Grade Faaufzy J X '1 f ? g,, 0 C.. 5 .af n ' wx ,, , Helen Jnnleirg X W 'V '294 ':.. vu, .-ni--I ..,,,.:-an-A44 el K1 n, Fern Purdy, Verne Carpenter d gon, Sarah Keyeer, Margaret Bur ufTT'5I.'i W7 HID ff ull -x 1 J AQ Q' . X ' ,U N' I Y rx R Zi Q, 1 f x j ' - P C. R. P. R E J R L L GRADE SEVEN PN Randles, L.Buck1ew, S.Sampse1, Russell, B.Baker, F.Parsons, Wright, P.Schopfer, W.Martin, Blaisdell, J.Croskey, D.Mace, Purdy, J.Rohskoph, P.Buck1ew, Uhl, S.A11ison, R.Leach, G.La .Hunter, K.Thomas, G.Kibbey, Moore, J.Carpenter, C.Harris, Carpenter, Mr.Hunter ndon, GRADE EIGHT Kinsey, F.Schonauer, L.Chanay, .A11ison, L.Tay1or, J.A11ison, Dix, K.Carpenter, V.Mi11er, Humrichouser, A.Ki11grove, O.Mace Snow, M.Reed, J.Denman, B.Hunter, Hawkins, L.Kasner. N.Krocker, Uhl, R.Sond1es, B.Norris, Humrichouser, R.McDowe11, Chanay, E.Norris, D.Frederick, Geog, W.Robison, L.Parsons, McFadden, D.Ga11ion, Mr.Martin J B C P WR' 'f NGYR GRADE SIX J.Roach, B.Kaser, R.Farsons, J.Krocker, C.Arno1d, F.Smai1, A.Patterson, M.Parrish, M.Young, S.McFadden, Mr.Sauerbrey, L.Fry, G.C1aassen, P.Ki11grove, K.Logsdo Us D.Schonauer, S.Coak1ey, J.Hawkins, 5 . G.Sampse1, D.Wi11iams, S.Proeger, S.Qui11in, S.Croskey, B.A11ison, L.But1er, H.Nevi11e, B.House, M.J.Robison, N.Chaney, J.Buck1ew, D1Jones GRADE FOUR H. .Tay1or, V.Co11ina, J.Norfis, .BateS, M.Crosby, D.lartiH9 .Ha11, J.Patterson, T.Renfrew, .Ga11ion, W.E1tringham, P-Pyers, Coakley, E.Baker, L.Carpenter, M.Moore, D.Hyatt, B.Schupp, P J L G .Nevi11e, B.Carpenter, U.C1aaesen, .A11ison, P.Foreman, J.Phi11ipa, JM,Lhnm,LMMhn .Mace, Mrs.Carpenter 19 x7 ,f iw! .ahf ...uni . W... GRADE FIVE F.Grenert, K.Grenert, M.But1er, V.Eowen, L.Harding, P.Hunter, N.Moore, R.Kinsey, G.Fry, G,Nyh3pt, G.Meyer, E.Ga11ion, G.Carpenter, B.Croskey, C.Geog, C.Dix, C.Smith, B.Grossenbaugh, D.Farmer, K.Nyhart, S.A1bertson, J.Christopher, K.Croskey, C.Arno1d, S,Sig1ep, J,A,wright' E.Chaney, C.Chase, M.Ling, P.Harding, J-Martin. B.GeoQ. J.Akins. M.Purdy, M.J.Ki11grove, C.Schopfer, D,Harf3rd, T.Humricnouser, u.Lamp, T.House, K.Bowen, L.Carpenter, T.Chaney, R.Croskey, Mrs.Jones, Absent: A.Fortune Oo pflf yr! ,, EQ 61 9,1 61 CMJ, liz Jef, Jdexffmm W 'cgi 'Ulf G 25.1 ' QL 9 gig? 6 I it GRADE TWO Ling, S.Scheibe, K.Baker, McKelvey, C.Bowen, E.ClaasSen, Burklew, T.Baker, B.McEane, Cullen, D.Kuntz, G.Schodorf, Geog, R.McKelvey, H.Norris, Pyers, A.Lanham, C.Krocker, Leadbetter, K.Miller, M.Chase, Mellor, J.Buren, T.Hoxworth, Hill, G.K1bbey, R.Nyhart, Mace, S.Brumme, L.Reynolds, Taylor, C.Rand1es, R.Hawkins, Neville, M.Qandles, K.Doolittle, Carpenter, Mrs.Anderson, Absent: L.Parrish JN 11, A15 7cD'4ffy'Zr GRAUE THREE-FOUR .Cool, A.Mellor, P.Ga1lion, .Dawson, P.Sheely, K.Kinsey, .Burklew. C.Frv. K.McBane. .Wrlght, D.Shrelner, D.Mil1er, .Schodorf, K.McGovern, L.Nyhart, .Smith, H.Snow, B.Mellor, .Christopher, J.But1er, Mrs.Neldon, .Patterson, J.Mackey, L.Hoxworth, .Snyder, M.Tucker, E.Harding, .H.Robison, L.Reynolds, K.Williams, .Croskey GRADE THREE Killgrove, T.Martin, G.Br1nk, Lamp, J.3ampsel, H.Humrichouser Proper, R.Akins, B.R1denbaugh, .E1tringham, D.Mul1et, M.But1er, Petry, Mrs.Purdy, S.Patterson, Geib, R.Chaney, B.Mullet, Christopher, D.Tucker, S.Black, Snow, C.Hunter, T.Ling, S.Schup Emmons, L.Carpenter, T.Harris, McFadden, R.Geog, E.Hunter ll :Sli E f Q xv f X, XIX frx GRADE GNE-TWO H.D.Wa1tman, H.Grenert, S.Co11ins, R.Chaney, D.Arno1d, D.Zo11ars, T.Lamp, S.Me11or, G.Rand1es, R.Lepley, J.Hagy, R.Moh1er, C.Co11ins, D.Arno1d, B.Shreiner, R.House, C.Scheibe, C.S.Smith, Mrs.Burk1ew, R.Emmons, L.Reed, N.Kern, C.Tay1or, P.Kaser, F.Kuntz, R.Carpenter, K.But1er, J.Nea1, D.Mi11er, P.Harding, S.McDowe11, J.Tay1or, M.A.Martin, P.Croskey, M.Sampse1 --..,-F Y--t KINDERGARTEN B.Ga11ion, C.Patterson, M.Ling, B.Baker, L.Roach, C.McGovern, D.Chaney, H.Harford, J.Dawson, B.Croft, C.Mi11er, G.A11ison, L.Gray, R.Tay1or, T.Hoxworth, G.Geib, Mrs.Cou1ter, H.But1er, .A.Hi11, G.Purdy, B.Brumme, .Tay1or, T.Shee1y D G , -. ,. -. ' ' - GRADE ONE T.Patterson, R.Coo1, B.Kuntz, L.Hawkins, G.Brink, S.McKe1vey, D.Russe11, D.Dawson, R.Reed, D.Ervin, N.J'Chanay, S.Shee1y, J.Petry, J.Mul1et, D.Ga11ion, E.Croskey, E.Masters, M.Smith, K.Me11or, T.Smail, C.Bri11hart, J.Pyers, S.Ho1derbaum, L.Cu11en, M s.Keyser, N.Robison, L.Hyatt, B.Ling, B.Snow, M.Geog gqapgn gjmgii Ffacs' K 1 x f'Q! N-1QEE3515' f1Lf 'q I K7 FJ I K if ff! ' EX mfs f L83 xx XX 6 xN Q XX f, F.Nyhart V.Pz-es. A.L.A1derman Pres. D.M.Shaffer F.Kinsev G.lju1i.ef gm N 1 IXKX JAKITOR W Chaney G Dawson,A.Sparg C Snith P S rb y,V.A11ison,K.Ridonbaugh i MMMQHR September 6--School starts. Open season on teachers. 13--Juniors pick class rings to mark their growth. 20--Freshmen initiated into forest life by Sophomores. 26--Dramatics club opens season. Freshmen bid farewell to a young buck, Johnny Bill. 28 --Big Buck football player, Larry Smith injured in line of duty. 30--First issue of forest journal, Buck Eyer, is publish d. October S--Seniors travel from forest to field to pick potatoes. ll--Seniors images are carved forever on photographers' plates. lb--Brave Buck CJack Nyhartl bites dust in gridiron battle. 21--Teacher's leave forest for meeting with other forest rangers. ?6--Juniors venture out of forest to try working for a living. CPicking up potatoesj 28--Foregf gnimalgjoin black cats at Junior's Hallowe'en Carnival. November 6--Local Prince of Peace contestants mount tree stumps. ll--Forest and surrounding area cleared of paper scraps by Seniors. 16--People flock to clearing to see Seniors produce HGood Night,Ladies.H 25--Wild turkey honored at Junior Turkey Hop. 30--Forest creatures hunt right answers for Every Pupil tests. December 20--Providers in Home EC, Club feed winter provisions to forest rangersfteachersl. 21--Forest stillness is broken by Jingle Bell Ball sponsored by Seniors. 23--Woods creatures assemble with candles to observe Christmas. 2h--Leave forest to hibernate over Christmas vacation. 26--Buck learns danger of straying from forest, when Jack wrecks. January 2--Back to school and Butch's odd machine startles woods creatures. 9--Bucks duel to determine best in Dramatic Declamation. 18--Senior species venture to edge of woods for Senior scholarship tests. 23--Judges laugh it up as Bucks fight out the Humorous Declamation contest. February 1--Antler work started Cenough saidl 6--Bucks tangle antlers in Oratory battle. 10--Wbods animals dance in clearing at Juniors' leap Year Hop. ll--As some forest members migrate to Delaware for music festival the talk is of the marriage of Sue Hall. 20--Bucks duel with contestants from neighboring woods in Speech tournament. 214--DrarnatiCS Club creatures present plays in clearing. March 2--Sounds of the forest turn musical at County Music Festival. S--Chirping and twittering as local poetry reading contest is held. 15--Bucks who conquered in county speech tourny go to Columbus 21-Jwinners of home forest poetry reading o to county contest. 29--Council of the forest CStudent council sponsers March of Dimes Dance. 30-qAnimals go to edge of woods to celebrate Easter. April 6--Neighboring forest inhabitants travel to our forest for One Act Play contest. 13--Junior animals draw outsiders to forest for their class play 'Just Duckyn. 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L.Spurgeon, J.Denmon,L.Thomas, J.Fredrick,S.Mi11er,J.Schopfer I r A ao N A 5 , AW ibmiiiiiiiiiii iil N.Orr,S.Taylor,R.Arndt,J.McFadden,D.Lis1e, J.Nyhart,Mrs.We1tmer V.M.Kaser,L.Carpenter,B.Chanay,B.Christopher E.Schounauer 1fx'- I I M m 0 I llsdn 'll-Il I H 1 . AgJ V Jack Nyhart,Ass't.Ed.,Vera Marie Kaeer, Ed. ff 15.47 ,.. Ronnie Arndt, Ned Orr Advertising M and x Planning the nAnt1er.' Jack Nyhart Advertising 2 Y ff IIIF Louella Thomas Activities Grades l-8 5:11 , Sandra Taylor Grades 9-12 Jeanne Donna Art Editors 1 illlllf - T A Loretta Carpenter Adv. Mgr. 'E Ronnle Arndt Bus. Tigre ! Fhotogranher Beverly Christopher Jeanne McFadden Bonnie Chanay Class Will-Alumni Senior Section Historian M X R Q N p , 75' 1 K Z xQ . W .2 ' V4 - R 5' my , W I f C I 'jg E If A EC A F ,Ak In X X I QQ 7 V S x 1 M X f L Q, X S AX - I . x 0 , . 1 , gf ww km 6 4 5543 Football ., l 1 , V I .4 Larry Haun End ' 1-f X rx 4-igy-YY..---., - T Vi - YV , . .-q-...gi--.- . .,.-...., ... .. ..' ,, ,A Ray Dix,Larry Haun,Ned Orr,Jack N hart,Ray Alderman, Ken Spurgeon,Lae Tidball Coach A111son,Jim Atha,Larry Conner,Ron Middaugh, Arlie Crosl-cey,Terry Purdy,Jr. Gray Larry Smith,Char1ie Hunter,Jr. Carpenter,Dave Schonauer, Lester Leckrone,Larry Chaney,Jerry Martin Ray Dix Halfback Ken Spurgeon Lee Tidball Nad 22: End Fullback en ul N M gh 1 1 I .wQ neliB- l Ray Alderman Halfback Jack Nynart ' JM Quarterback Ken Spurgeon, Ned Orr, Jack Nyhart, Larry Haun Lee Tidball, Raymond Alderman, Raymond Dix 32 I Sept Sept Sept Nov 1955 SCCREBOARD xnlbmx hey Hanover Tobose irq Gambier Home Bladensburg Amity ke Hayesville Awq Howard way Spencer Hue Beach city Home WON 6 LOST 2 Coach Allison Carol Jones Loretta Carpenter 33 Marlene Reed Gwen Renfrew A 11'f N ' . 17 - A 18 12 I i v . 23 o 2h Q ' t . so mv 116 o '1 oat. 1 57 13 1. 7 1 ous. lla 3a 19 . In Oct, 21 A 148 12 . . oct. 27 zo 6 . 1. as sv ' X QW Jack Ibhart Butch Arndt Coach Allis on, L.T1dba11, J. Nynart,R.Arndt, K.Spurge on, L. Haun T. Purdy, N.Orr,W. Jones VARSITY 1955-56 Walnut Creek Killbuck They S7 S1 B. P. L. 71 59 Glanmont 76 143 Berlin 70 85 Nashville eo 62 Clark B7 53 Waynedlle 614 lx? Alumni SS 145 Holiday Tournament Berlin 62 6h Milleraburg 66 56 Walnut Creek 6? Sh B. P. L. 59 69 Glenmont 85 S1 Berlin 81 58 Strasburg S3 67 Nashville 2 ovb. 63 65 Beach City ovt. 66 58 cmk 13h 37 Baltic 51 62 County Tournament CHAMPS! I ! B. P. L. 55 148 l'Bex'1in S8 56 as Championship game Won 16 and Lost 5 Larry Haun total points scored in '5 S-'56 for 21 guru Buich Andi .......... .... 5 59 Jack Wharf. .... . .... 268 Ln Tidblll .... .... 1 99 Ken Spurgeon .... .... 1 62 Larry Haun ..... .... 1 22 Killbuck High School won the Holmes County Tournament Championship for the third straight year and in the Holmes Couniy League, In finished up with a two-way tie for second place. We had a very successful gegson wi th 16 wins and S losses and a trip to the Dover Sectional. Ken Sp'l1I'g-je on Ned Orr Lee Tidball K. spur-ge0n,J. Nynu-t,R. A1-ndt.,1.. T1dba11,L. Haun R. Hiddaugh,Hgr.,T. PurcLy,N. Orr,W. Jones,C. Allison ESER Y' Croskey,J Martin,R Alderman,G Gla sford,L Moore Middaugh,Mgr ,D Chrietopher,L Leckrone,T Taylor, Turk,Coach Virgil Allison Conner,C Hunter,H Snyder JR HIGH 1955 56 Ullnut Creek Glenmont B P L Berlin Clark Willersburg Walnut Creek Nashville Berlin Clark Millersburg B.P.L. Tournament B.P.L. Nashville tr Walnut Creek Won ll and Lost h Uhlnut Creek Berlin Nashville W ynedale Alumni Holidqy Tournament Hillereburg Glenmnnt Berlin Strasburg Nashville Beach City Baltic w Champlonship game E. Norr1s,B. Norris,R Sondles,D Frederick,L Taylor J. Kaiser,J. Uhl,C Harris,J Croskey, Coach V Allison G. Landon,R. McDowell,F Schonauer,W Kinsey,S Allison C' ' C m S Q - B. P. L. 1 I ' ' 5 .. tw - , 1,2 h iggfglx , , S B. P. L. . ' , ' 1 145 lx? 65 13 'o o Q 52 3h M7 26 1 36 52 h8 29 33 27 - VARSITY VARSITY Ind RESERVE WWW Owen nnnrreu, Loretta Carpenter, Marlene Heed, Carol Jones 1X r'-f new Christy Al11S0h Carpenter, J Frederick, C Allison, M Reed, Taylor Shafer, G Renfrew, L Spurgeon, C Jones fin ,nn Karen Taylor, Karen Shafer, Janice Frederick, Louise Spurgeon M. Uhl, M. Reed, V. Miller, W. Martin 37 fl? 1 QM N I ob! on Class of 1899 Class of 19114 Vera Stout Anderson Otto Welker Dec Class of 1900 Llnda Deety Cunnlngham Carl Duncan Dec Jessie Hoyman Dec Darwzm Thompson Dec Class of 1901 Lucy Kirdenall Shrimplin Dec Gerald Lepley Dec Fred Schlegel Prudence Street Dec Class of 1902 Ada Hyatt Ida Hyatt Dec Lloyd Hyatt Fay Adams Lemon Wllliam Anderson Florence Worthlngton Dec Albert Bellor- Dec 1 Class of 19014 Carl Albertson Adda Lisle Wedmaier Bessie Stager Fisher Pearl Gray Bell Grover Patterson Dec Winnie Clow Doty Dec Paul Worthington De Laura Beller Garver- Dec Hazel Miller Smith Fred Duncan l Class of 1906 Cleo Welker Darling Floyd Pyers Clara Bresson Dec Hazel Kasner- Dec, Class of 1908 Harley Crumm Fred Still Anna Middaugh Duncan Class of 1910 Miller Zack Peno rwood Dec Class of 1911 Reba Simmons Purdy Bernice Carpenter Bower' Lamont Orr W. W Purdy Florence Spurgeon Young Gladys Fortune Heffelfing Bessie Wakley Buker Class of 1912 Wallace Buker Olive Patterson Pipes Helen Petry Albright Lloyd Schonauer 61' Fred Arnold Dorothy Bresson Rohr Dennls Hofstettler Clara Petry Zelma Schonauer Mlller Roy Still Class of 1915 Lorna Clow Gllmore Helen Buker Cooper Carl Clark Carlos Shay Esther Young Gorman Mlldred Pyers Roach Coral Croskey Butler Genieve Kasner Brovm Class of 1916 Edith Arnold Shepler Truman Bucklew Merrel Harbinson Brachr Leguillon Ehra Mackey Ramsey Gladys Petry Dec Ruth Hagelbarger Crowl Wendel Brink Dec Charles Geib Dec Class of 1917 Clarence Ling Geneva Neville Moody Lulu Patterson Kloha Class of 1918 Olive Croskey Martin Grace Gardner Huphrich Bessie McKelvey Orr Howard Purcb' Dec Bonnie Reese Bunting lass of 1920 Carl Brumme Helen Fair Close Robert Grq' Ralph Gray Russell Leckrone Glenna Lowe' Gilt Monita Levengood Leatherow Bemice Tidball GW John Pixler Evangeline Waltman Gray Class of 1921 James Carpenter, Sr Kenneth Carpenter Clifford Fites Lester Cox LouDell Frasier Martin Floyd Ling Helen Purdy Cole Helen Purdy Giaugue Voshita Purdy Jacobs Ada Shrlmplin Jones Mary Snyder Buren Dora Spurgeon Zexty Kenneth Still Ines McNeal Thorton--Dec, 38 Ralph Kasner Class of 1922 Esther Ramsey Carpenter Klngdom Duncan Mabel Brumme Owen Patterson Raymond Patterson Irene Temple Parks Lanie Geog Weaver Paul Leonard Pliny A111303 Telmar Anderson Flvln Markley Wayne Schonauer Class of 192, Harrlette Anderson Kaser Loomis Beller Alllson Fay Jordan Franks Rema Pyers Peckham Nellie Rohskopf Patterson lhfron Quillon Otto Aachman J J Maxwell Lucille Skelly Doty Class of 19214 Glacbrs McDowell Bell Dec John Brumme Lenore Gray Chlsler Marva Jones Spangler Sarah Leonard Keyser Ralph Lewis Fred Lowe Florence Orr Martln Ruth Patterson Booth Theodore Ramsey Glaudwin Tarrh Fellers Clarence Teeling Theodore Temple Keith House Dec Class of 1925 Elda Schofield Young Burgetta Buckles Shaffer Rachel Close Waltmn Zella Llng Lahm Dorothy Lenta Baker Melba Levengood Burch Lois Duncan Henlepp Dorothy Leadbetter Shaeffer Worth Fltes Harold Haun Don Young Telford Kline Herald Moore John Snyder Kenneth Youngs--De Class of 1926 Laura Lida Spraggs Hazel Patterson Hyatt Priscilla Duer Spellmsn Helen Orgy Elliot Leona Whart Fowler Hasel Oeog Kenneth Sutherland Donald Bucklew Donald Sondles Edgar Uhl Glade Duncan Harold Tidball Glen Moore Lewis Lewis Alderman Edwin Horn Class of 1927 Paul Jordan Mondonna Phillips Stuart Helen Ward Neal Rachel Gray Royce Fabian Dec Sidney Purdy Eleanor Ward Walters Wava Patterson Ling Catherlne Gray Metzler Juanita Smlth Mlller Hazel Parsons Grovers Betty Louthers Wilson Kenneth Koons Wayland Waltman Howard Temple Evelyn Cantleberry Dec Class of 1926 Pearl Mohler Watts Lorna Carpenter Neal Ruth Teeling Butler Florence Crosby Patterson Beulah Frazier Arnold Bessie Beller Loue Majorle Carver Rhode Gamet Bucklew Zachnn Ruth Uhl Powell Cleo Purdy Andreas Helen Young Eknmet Snow Don Hunter Lester Hammontree Earl Myers Wilmer Patterson hrl Russell Glass of 1929 Blaine McClure Mary Roskoph were Ruth Chapman Weaver Eleanor Buker Hom Atlee Gray Fmnklln Day Horace Uhl Ehra Mohler Kline Geneva Hcxworth Oberlin Evelyn Guy Robert Punb Dale Lewis Class of 1930 Paul Schuler--Deo. Leona Anderson Bowers Pauline Carpenter Spears Rosabel Koons Reno Evelyn Smith Tidball Carl Hoxworth Robert Mullet c, - 1 vb A U , I ' r A ,. I Stella Butler Davis--Dec. Marvin Shepler Telford Waltman Frank Brumme 5 e . - c. F s A W ,, 1913 9 -- c M e oe ' Ethel Ward Young Cleo Teellng Louthers Paullne Patterson Engel Madelme Mackey Jackson Opal Purdy Waltman Mary Moore Garnet Fraellch Spurgeon Denver Mlddaugh Jack Purdy Elwood Waltman Harold Spurgeon Dwlght Jackson Lloyd Crosby John J Purdy Waldo Fltes Ralph Anderson Leland Shr1.mplin Dec Class of 1931 Ruth Burklew Hoffman Grace Mackey Bernlce Easter Schlebe Geraldlne Purdy Pearl Patterson Ruth Uhl Arnold Clarence Pyers John A Purdy Cleo Snow Tidball Fern Patterson Purdy Ada Purdy Elllot Lou.Dell Lanham Judson Jack Spurgeon James Ward Class of 1932 Lucy Teelmg Ruth Anderson Patterson Margaret Marnie Leadbetter Hadellne Garver Akin Helen Sharp Hall Kenneth Crosby Harry Prince Tennis Hess Class of 1933 Ernest Culshaw Leo1.a Sutherland Koehler Nola Hoops Crouse Opal Walters Evelyn Schiebe Lowe Anna Fabian Middaugh Helen Pyers Russell Leona Leadbetter Culshaw Dorothy Schiebe Lanham Adrain llhrers Blanche Duncan Rice Drew Ackert Dec Class of l93h Otto Lisle Guy Miller, Jr. Dean Shrimplin Dean Anderson Staley Lanham Dorothy Frazier Klingler ALMMMZ Evelyn Beller Kinsey Margaret McKelvy Graham Vlrglnia Buker Uhl Bemice Black Chamalne Allamong Oneta Anderson Way Class of 1935 Frank Fazakas Lena Purdy McCready Bertha Jordan Brewster Gertrude Bucklew Uhl Lucille Fltes Balllet Cami Aldeman Helen Ramsey Dlart Marjorie Mackey Alllson Illa Korns Calhoun Robert Haun Thelma Richards Troyer Paul Buker Emmet Hoxworth Class of 1936 Denver Mohler Paul Koons Okey Patterson Hoffer Llllian Duncan Telford Youngs Arthur Hoxworth Marjorie Bell C1312 Kenneth Ridenbaugh Ruth Pyers Geib Paul Hoops Robert House Beulah Temple Croskey Catherine Allison Lytle Evelyn McKelvey Nyhart Class of 1937 Ida Belle Lawson Bills Harold Hoops Harold Baird Paul Garver Francis Patterson House Russell Moore Marjorie Duncan Carpenter Class of 1938 Maxine Fross Leah I-Ioffstatler Gray A C Fites, Jr Leona Duncan Lowery Mary Lisle Bowers June Bowman Snow Ruth Purdy Doris Reed Doolittle Charles Lllison Class of 1939 Robert Foreman Margaret Coffey Hoops Betty Duncan Madeline Croskey Proeger Thema Purdy Nellie Hawkins Croskey Zola Christopher Kniselyv-Dee. Georgia Duncan Schiebe Helen Lowe Hot! Doris Bush Carpenter Burl Chnstopher Glorla Croul Davldson Geneive Balrd Hitchcock Viola Middaugh Hamllton Wanda Orr Close Hazel Wood Deland Geib Margaret Bucklew Class of 19140 Clyde Conn V1vian Carpenter Hern Walter Hern Lewis Carpenter Joseph Doyle Claude Lawson Helen Middaugh McFadden Maxlne Croft Alllson Betty Buren Hughes V1olet Uphoff Baker L1ll1an Mark oantleberry Edwln Cantleberry Earl Haun Wllmer Kidd Albert Garver Ralph Reed Class of 19141 James Allison James Carpenter, Jr Mary Ellen Croskey Geib Willlam Duncan Lloyd Hawkms Maxine Hoops Twila Hoover James Miller Robert Orr Eletha Phillips Christopher John Waltman Class of 19142 Dean Croskey Margaret Snyder McDowell Pearl Patterson Lance Margaret Purdy Jean Shnmplin Herbert Doolittle sdward Selders Betty Moore Boyd Maurice Mohler Robert Coffey Don Taylor Marcella Clark Selders Mary Jane Snyder Bunting Geneva Christopher Schiebe Earl Snuth Delno Nyhart Bernard MeKelvey Class of 19143 Marilyn Alderman Davis Carl Allison Dorothv Clark Lisle Bud Hall Robert Hoxworth Joan Leguillon Jane Ling Smith Wayne Lisle Virg1n1a Mark Lawson Virginia McKelvy Nyhart John Mullet Lois Patterson Emmons Robert Patterson Max Reed Rodney Ridenbaugh Class of 191414 Sam Matheny Carl Flnk, Jr Dean Lisle W1ll1am Lawson Stanley Evans Frances Bush Patterson Helen Waltman Ellouise Lisle Albury Lucille Schonauer Randles Richard Schiebe Warren Miller Budge Flnk Gloria Baderstcher Miller Karl Kidd Dale Roach David Shaw Josephlne Carpenter Martmez Mary Patterson Hoxworth Doris Levengood Melinda Christopher LeMar Lucille Mullet Marjie Mlller Mackey Marvm Zollars Class of 19115 Jack Aufrance Robert Anderson Robert Guthrie Dec Harold Homer Dean Croft Owen Levengood Robert Logsdon Dec Clyde L Purdy, Jr James Quillin Betty Jane Hohler Jacqueline Patterson Miller Carrle Lou Reed Snow Darwin Snyder Gordon P1pes Richard Patterson Delphia Fink Shirley Gre.nert Kittle Helen Snow Stringfellow Edna Barclay Roach lqrtle Archer Fair Dale Orr Class of 19246 Herbert Anderson Wilda Anderson Fred Badertscher Wilma Baker Randles Iona Biermacher Sigler Paullne Clark Flickinger Patty Gray Miller Delmar Haun Lola Hoxworth Hill Howard McFadden Marion Culshaw Eileen Hoops Kinsey Jean Mohler Brillharb ' 39 Marion Landon Lando Lawson James Lmg Patricia Prrtchett Rena Lou Pritchett Anderson Robert Purdy Adrienne Qulllen Bemer Rlchard Roach Dorothy Schonauer Kuntz Clayton Sigler Joseph Schramm, Jr Dale Spurgeon Janrce Taylor Aklns Edna Thomas Lorenz Robert Turk Class of l9h7 Dolores Guthrie Kinsey ALUMME Class of 1950 Jul1a Snyder Gray JoAnn Croft Staser Clara Pyers Harmon Betty Lrsle Herald Betty Pyers Kaser Loretta Chaney Mohler Jo Anne Clark Anderson Greta Carter Barton Marlene Logsdon Charlotte Leonard Ellenwg gd Wynell Sorrells Gene Moore John A1l1son Don Croskey Blarne mans Loulse Layland Wilson Patncla Tyler Badertscher Paul Mo ravy Ruth Ellen Stenhenson Coakley Dolores Croskey Hlnkle Norma Turk Mote Phyllis Snow Snyder Lanre Graugue Bure James Nyhart Charles Mullet Robert Taylor ub6Tt ATDDM, Jro W1ll1am Kasner Robert Pritchett Norma Jo Hill Chapman Stanley Orr James Schonauer Class of 19148 Ramona Anderson Nyhart Thomas Anderson Walter Archer Bonnie Hum Stltler Doris H111 Orr Barbara Wetzel Wanda Schopfer Valeski Stella Sigler Stacer Roma Teelrng Reed Marva Hoops Landon Rxgene Taylor Victor Snyder Larry Neal Alvin Miller Delmar Phillips Paul Smith Walter Hoxworth Robert Homer Class of 19119 Paul Pipes Nonmn Grenert Mohan! Fowler Doyle Shaffer lilliam Berner Florence Mace Roach Mabel Amold Stehle Dorothy Moore Mohler Glenda Roach Caskey Therold Willis James Chaney Class of 1951 Beverly Jackson Hawk Mary Brumme Pahoundis Betty Mullet Hummel John Selders Edna Young Janet Cole Ruth Ann Bucklew Gessman Walter Haun, Jr Wilde Sigler Hummel Willlam Stephens Roger Arnold Kenneth Moore Shrrley Taylor Forrest Chanay Davrd Judson Ronald Pyers Robert Kasner Gene Butler Denver Schonauer Class of 19511 Trmothy Pahoundrs Shirley Kuntz Kramer John Shafer Patricia Landon Stoker Dean Schonauer Ruth Ann Roach Allison Gerald Carter Edwrn Hawk Margaret Zollars Kenneth Bmmme Mary Matheny Leila Rogers Ted Rogers Paulrne Carpenter Gamertsfelder Denver Conner Wrlliam Leckrone Harold Trdball, Willlam Schonauer Donald Grenert Yvonne McDowell Janis Denman Reed Ida Buren Mellor Grace Pahoundrs Peal Shirley Brlllhart Mary 1-aler Burgett Class of 1952 Richard Zachman Virginra Smith Roger Cole Gary Allen Phyllis Hyatt Taylor George Smith Jo Ann Anderson Marilyn Arndt Flinner Janet Schmidt Akins Clyde Pyers David Grenert Atlee Schonauer Harold Haun Dorothy Stephenson Charles Nyhart Larry Leonard Doris Butler Hawkins James Croft Larry Anderson Garnet Neville Schonauer Paul Campbell Class of 1955 Donald Atha Earl Leonard Lou Ellen Tidball Beverly Carpenter Dolores Clark Jeri Lee Denman Robert Allrson Aaron Schopfer Mary Ellen Mullet Louise Galllon Ph11l1ps Thomas Kibbey James Landon Charles Gallion Wallace Croskey Forest Ridenbaugh Jo Ann Brumme Gene Hawkins Robert Hunter Kenneth Schonauer Howard Masters Norma Chaney Hostetler Maxine Turk Arnold Virginra Neville Ripgenbaugh Quarles Pye:-a, Jr Denver Teelmg Class of 1953 James Taylor Ronald Landon Jack QD!-113-D Joanne Denman William Mullet Carole Schonauer Mohler Leland Parsons Oris Cantleberry Class of 1956 Ronald Arndt Jack Butler Loretta Carpenter Dean Carter Bonnie Lou Chanay Beverly Christopher Janlce Crosby Ralph Gray, Jr Larry Hamm Welker Jones Vera Marie Kaser Donna Lrsle Jeanne MeFadden Nancy Martln Elalne Neal Jack Nyhart Ned Orr Erma Schonauer Glenn Schonauer Sandra Taylor Marlene Reed Larry Smlth Alta Patters on Luella Thomas Nancy Hunt e r S . h , Jr. Hafilyn Gray Lydj-91 ' ' Patsy Wright Haxton Dean Humrichouser ' ' n ' Jr. ZACHMAN'S SOHIO SERVICE DEALER lfv some Pnoouc rs Arms rms.: anrrfnffs Pnozve 2 KIILBUCK 0Hl0 SHONK S DAIRY i COMPLIMENTS OF 9 I : 1 'N 1-w .-,l ,-, , I V V V V Uottape A A ' 5' If . f V Sweet. 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