Killbuck High School - Antler Yearbook (Killbuck, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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Our hearts overflowmg wxth love grautude and admirauon we the graduatmg class of 1959 have chosen to honor m a very SPCCIBI way those devoted parents upon whom we have depended so completely for gmdance and understandmg throughout the blossommg years of our hves Wlth a splnt of smcere hmmlity mtermmgled w1th the Joy ful pnde of aclnevement as your sons and daughters our senior class IS indeed pnvxleged to dedlcate this 1959 Antler to you, Mom and Dad I I O I I I I o . . . . . . . . . - I I o Superintendent I J WELTMER SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE We congratulate the Class of 1959 for producrng tlus yearbook It IS a lmk rn the cham of education at Krllbuck Hrgh School K11lbuck has turned out graduates who have made outstandrng records rn college ID rn dustry in professlons and on the farm Ed rting a yearbook the school paper muslc partlcxpatron takmg part IH athletrcs speech plays etc helps develop the person along w1th academlc and formal learmng Our hope rs that Klllbuck l-hgh w11l con tmue to progress SCHOGL BCARD I. I. Weltmer, F. Kinsey, V. Lahrn, R. Straits, V. Shreiner, H. Roach. , , I I dare do all that may become a many Who 610765 do more, is none. SHAKESPEARE 1' -.xl PIE: UL MRS PURDY Grade 3 MRS HUDDLESTON Grade 3 and 4 MRS ANDERSON Grade 2 SEATED ALICE ENGEL Grade 1 CATHERINE ELLIOTT, Grade 3 and 4 LEWIS HALL, Grade 8A GARNIE HALL, Grade 5 and 6 STANDING: GLENN ELLIOTT, Grade '7A CARROLL MARTIN, Grade 8B MERTON GUTHRIE, Grade 'TB FRED WELSCH, Music Instructor ,l MRS KEYSER Grade 1 MRS BURKLEW Klndergarden MISS CHRISTOPHER Grade 1 and 2 MRS JONES Grade 5 MR. SA UERBREY Grade 6 MRS DEHASS Grade 5 and 6 MRS CARPENTER Grade 4 MR D AVIS Ft- MR WELSCH f MRS ALLISON MRS WELTMER 1' MR HUDDLESTON MR S PURDY MR ALLISON fl mining i MRS GEIB MRS CARPENTER, MRS SCHONAUER, MRS NORRIS MRS JONES MR. RENFREW RUTH ANN ALLISON MR, PATTERSON J CARL HOXWORTH CARL BRENLEY ROYAL RENFREW ADEN YODER CLARENCE YODER WILLIAM DUNCAN WILLIAM HUDDLESTON CLARK SMITH MONTELL SHAFFER KLINES RIDENBAUGH OWEN PATTERSON 'J f- ., ,. 'v '. S34 ' , J'-' 'w 1,34 I , vi 5,f,55Qr.,f1.' . V ., . 5, ' 'fe .1 .' T2 .Af F '.J ' V I V' v .,,w,f1,'pv -4 ' - f. ' 1: .gr'fA5.,, ,A-A .- ,V .' ...ny-af, P ' A f ' H A' Tuff! I A , I I 1 I ' I L N A L ' I 'fn . '52 L+:-L ' ...J . ,mmf .L . L J if B . 6 U I I . . U , . . D C . A I f t , . , . . . , . . ,- fl PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE May I congratulate you A chapter of yourhfe s book has been wrrtten You must now begm another one Be ye not afrard Turn to the next page and go on w1th the story May the future f1ll the next chapter wxth many wonderful events Not all of us may become great men and women butwe allcan strxve for a great er goal Try to cultxvate the rnner man your conscrence Remember you have to l1V6 Wllh tt Don t pay too much for the wh1stle Q, use your talents wtsely Success to all of Prxncrpal MR LEWIS HALL COOKS MRS LOWE MRS CIDSE you You are the c1t1zens of tomorrow -il? CUSTODIAN MR BRENLEY K KILLBUCK ELEMENTARY KILLBUCK HIGH SCHOOL CLARK ELEMENTARY SENIORS 'YH WAYNE ALLAN BARNETT 5311193 Great hunter swell guy small but mighty nice to know great personality one of the gang PREFERS Short lively girls dumb teachers PET PEEVE City hunters little brothers AMBITION To set my goal and make it ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 Class Play 3 Newspaper staff 3 'SSX IA MES WOODROW BUTLER Woody Jolly hard worker a loyal friend easy going good guy to know PREFERS Good cars good food Class of 59 family friends PET PEEVE Bossy people AMBITION To get a Job ACTIVITIES Class Play 3 Librarian 3 IO ANN CARPENTER Sweet winning smile likable personality great friend good looking PREFERS Cheerleading 4 H club basketball PET PEEVE Two faced friends govemment class AMBITION Airline hostess or army nurse ACTIVITIES Reserve Cheerleader 1 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Football Cheerleader 4 Homecoming Queen 3 Pnom Attendant 3 Mayorette 2 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Girls Chorus 2 4 Class Play 3 Band 2 3 Antler Staff 4 IUNIOR EUGENE CARPENTER Carp Great Football player cute dimples fun to be with nice smile what a physique great pal PREFERS Frankie football dancing popular music PET PEEVE Lying smoking two faced women AMBITION New car new house happy married life ACTIVITIES Football 1 2 3 4 Boys' Chorus 1 4 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Antler Staff 4 Class Play 3 Student Council President 4 SHIRLEY ANN CARPENTER Peanut Small but wonderful. . .loads of fun. . . personality. . . always talk- ing. . .on the go. . .cute. PREFERS: Jim, pizza, changing baby diapers. PET PEEVE: People who talk too much. AMBITION: To have a house, car, and wedding ring. ACTIVITIES: GAA lg Dramatics lg Student Council 2: Girls' Cho- rus 3g Mixed Chorus 3g Class Play 3g Reserve Cheerleader 3: Antler Staff 43 Buckeyer Staff 4. VIRGINIA RUTH CASEY Ginny Blushes tops active good imagination swell full of pep PREFERS Ed sincere friends good basketball game cheerleading PET PEEVE Two faced people AMBITION Schoolteacher ACTIVITIES Girls Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Homecoming Attendant 1 2 Prom Queen Candidate 3 Antler Staff 4 Scholar ship Team 1 2 3 Senior Scholarshlp Class Play 3 Reserve Cheer leader 1 3 Varsity Cheerleader 4 Football Cheerleader 4 LORENE LOU CHAPMAN Lorene Cute loads of charm clothes deluxe good natured win ning personality fun anywhere PREFERS Paul family 4 H popular music pizza AMBITION Secretarial work PET PEEVE Stuck up people and drinking ACTIVITIES Typmg Team 3 4 Halloween Carnival Attendant 2 3 Buckeyer Staff 4 Antler Staff 4 Girls Chorus 3 Mixed Cho rus 3 Librarian 4 Senior Scholarship Homecoming Attendant 3 DA VID LEE CHRISTOPHER Dave Sharp dresser neat never a dull moment great side pal cute smile always joking PREFERS Beautiful blonds being a bachelor keeping out of trouble Corvets havmg fun AMBITION To get rich and have what I want PET PEEVE Freeloaders apple polrshers dumb girls ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 Baseball 1 3 4 Foot ball 2 Student Council 3 Class Play 3 Treasurer 4 Buckeyer staff 4 Antler Staff 4 I N - .. 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I I I I I I I I I , I , 3 3 I 3 w 4- .,' A 71 l I f S , JACK ALLEN CLOSE Jack Usually Jokmg great car a real cut up a true fr1end un to have around pretty blue eyes PREFERS Swtmmmg and 56 Fords AMBITION After school to go on a trtp to Cal1forn1a PET PEEVE Women who smoke and teachers who asstgn too much homework ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 4 Track 1 Antler Staff4 Secretary 1 5 4- IOHN DAYTON COAKLEY Brlar Crash curly ha1r true sport fan loads of fun dependable great sense of humor PREFERS Shrrley hot cars fast drtvers AMBITION Get a good Job PET PEEVE Slow dnvers and good pool player ACTIVITIES Baseball 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus JAMES PERRY CONLEY 1m Good phystque a real rod swell football player pretty eyes n1ce car a loyal classmate PREFERS Cars grrls football popular muslc a certam senror grrl work AMBITION To have a sport car a mce home good Job and happlly mamed lxfe PET PEEVE Two faced women government s1ck Chevtes ACTIVITIES Boys Chorus 1 Mtxed Chorus 1 Football 3 4 LARRY JA MES CONNER Lawrence Hard to stop dependable out of thrs world broken glasses good fnend knows current events PREFERS Black Oldsmobrle convertlble PET PEEVE Get mad when they tease me about woman AMBITION To own a fleet of trucks a bulldozer and a sawmmll ACTIVITIES Football 1 2 3 Class Play 3 ? 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LEE CROSKEY Gary Intelltgent actxve ln sports great trumpet player sharp dresser pretty eyes always flat top PREFERS Judy hot cars good books PET PEEVE People who can wlggle their ears and crack gum AMBITION Go to college and get a degree 1n engmeermg ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Presrdent 4 Stu dent Councll 1 Antler Staff 4 Scholarshxp Team 1 2 3 Sentor Scholarshrp Band 1 2 3 4 Salutatorran VAUGHN MYERS CROUP Vaughn Great artlst sharp car real tall easy gomg nice to has around a real friend PREFERS Hot cars huntrng drawrng good music ptzza PET PEEVE Sick cars brg assignments short girls AMBITION Artrst ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Treasurer 1 Student Coun c1l 2 Boys Chorus 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 Antla Staff 4 IAN FRANKLIN DENMAN an Brain comical loads of fun real dramatic well llked neat dresser PREFERS Jack Paar TV westems and mysteries chocolate milk shakes badmtnton typlng PET PEEVE People who can t take theu' own med1cme AMBITION Iournalrst or teacher ACTIVITIES Vice Presxdent 3 Librarian 1 Boys Chorus 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 Edxtor Buckeye: staff 4 Edltor Antler Staff 4 Outstand mg Boy 2 fypxng Team 3 4 Scholarshrp Team 2 3 Senior Scholarshrp Valedrctorxan CHRISTENA MAY DIX Tootte Lastmg fnend wonderful athlete usually smxlmg letter wnter happy mce PREFERS Mercury Mom brothers slsters m law certam boy Corme Lmda Joyce PET PEEVE Show-offs and nosey people AMBITION Babysrttmg to succeed as a nurse ACTIVITIES Libranan 2 3 Gxrls' Chorus 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 Antler Staff 4 MARY JANE ELLIOTT Mary Ready to lend a hand good frlend a loyal semor persona l1ty neat smart PREFERS Arl1e famlly Howard Johnson s Class of 59 popular musxc przza AMBITION To be a secretary a happy and worth Whlle person and be a good homemaker PET PEEVE People that thmk they know It all ACTIVITIES Student Counctl 1 Guls Chorus 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 Prom Queen Candldate 3 Typmg Team 3 4 Llbrartan 4 Buck eyer 4 DAR 4 Senxor Scholar shxp LAWRENCE EDWARD GRAY Larry Flut never serlous cut p great mce car always a smrle PREFERS Customxzed cars pretty guls happy marrred lrfe PET PEEVE Government class drawrng class b1g mouthed guls ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Mlxed Cho rus 3 4 Halloween Carmval Escort 2 Student Counctl 3 Class Play 3 THOMAS RILEY GUTHRIE Tom Handsome mce car shy neat dreamy eyes llkeable PREFERS Chevxes or Pontxacs AMBITION To be successful rn everythmg I do and to make a m1ll1on dollars ACTIVITIES Pres1dent 1 Boys Chorus 3 Mxxed Chorus 3 Bas ketball 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Kmg of Hearts 4 ALVA LEWIS HALL Sweetwater A real rod always on the go Studebaker fan tall and slrrn a loyal frrend always talklng I PREFERS Studebakers and a short gul that IIRBS to rod AMBITION: To own the fastest rod around. PET PEEVE: Sunday dnvers on a Saturday. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 2, 3. ,1.'.-A, kv 'v-eu. . 1 va u .Il --1. AMBITION: To have a new home, new car, be rich and have a f : 1 I 'D 3 ' ' 0 : ' - .' 4 N ROBERT LOUIS HA LL Knows a lot about cars reads HOT ROD black harr holds semor walkmg record QUICI a loyal buddy PREFERS Fords road rebels glrls who like to r1de fast, loud mufflers black and pmk PET PEEVE Chevies cops government AMBITION Joxn the Navy and be a customrzer or mechanic ACTIVITIES Class Play 3 LINDA LUCILLE HARFORD Lucy Sweet neat always with the gang nice to know good worker a loyal semor PREFERS 54 Chevy brothers sister fnends a certain semor boy PET PEEVE People who take up all the srdewalk AMBITION Housewife ACTIVITIES Llbrarian 3 Grrls Chorus 1 Mrxed Chorus 1 Antler Staff 4 Homecoming Attendant 1 Prom Queen Candldate 3 FRANK DELANO MATSON 'Frank Ford fan hard worker cool guy qu1et a true friend crew cut PREFERS Red ch1li Fords gtrls PET PEEVE Orange Chevles people w1th icy porches AMBITION To get out of school get a good paymg Job get a new Ford DAVID EDGAR MELLOR Edgar Grmning blue eyes Studebaker fan true fnend great foot ball tackle tall and handsome halloween PREFERS Hot sports cars plenty of cash PET PEEVE Early curfew and mouthy girls AMBITION Attend mechamcs school and be a mxllronarre ACTIVITIES Stage Manager 3 Football 3 4 Bob A4 nn: --u uno I L' ... ... . 3 . f I , . . , , . 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JANE MARLENE NEAL Marlene Blushes quret demure perfect mayorette senror record for steady determtned PREFERS Mother Dad and famrly PET PEEVE People who drrnk and two faced people AMBITION To be a secretary ACTIVITIES Vrce Prestdent 1 2 Secretary 3 4 Gtrls Chorus 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Majorette 2 3 4 Lrbrarran -W 2 Halloween Carmval Attendant 1 Buckeyer Staff 4 Antler Staff 4 Queen of Hearts 4 CARL IA MES PATTERSON tm A cool drlver nrce to have around happy go lucky great football player a swell guy nrce lookmg PREFERS Popular musrc sports guls PET PEEVE People who don t d1m therr lrghts AMBITION To get a Job and further schooling ACTIVITIES Band 1 Boys Chorus 1 Mlxed Chorus 1 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Antler Staff 4 Buckeyer Staff 4 JOYCE ANN PETERS o Ready to lend a hand always smrlmg mce to know Just Jokrn a true frrend e gag d PREFERS '49 Ford Roy Mom Dad Dale Corrne Homecomtng dance Oct 19 58 Chrrs Lmda PET PEEVE People who talk about other people but don t lrke to be talked about themselves AMBITION Become a bookkeeper or h0LlSeW1f6 ACTIVITIES GAA 1 Chou 1 2 3 Offlce Work 3 Antler Staff4 AN? JAMES ALLEN PURDY Wormy Always fun loyal classmate hard worker mce to know musrcian small but mighty PREFERS Grrls wrth long haxr PET PEEVE People who can t take the1r own medicme AMBITION To become a musrc teacher ACTIVITIES Band 1 2 3 4 Boys' Chorus 1 3 4 Mrxed Chorus 1 3 4 Class Play 3 .. ff Q n 0 ' 0 0 I o I 1 ' I 1 I ll u . l : r I ' I ' ' 2 - 6, 1 1 v 9 I I 1 . , ' . . . . . I 4 1 1 D r n 1 I 1 1 U . ,U . I . . . 5 v ' ' Q . 1 f.,:. -1- n . 0 0 I . l I O I I I lon :ll . , l . . . . , , . . , . . . s - I . . . 0 I ' Q ' I o o 9 1 . . . . I I U D I I I 1 U . IFJ yi! if I I n . . I 0 I l O 0 l ' Q , . . , . I I . . . . . . n e . ' . . . t . ' I D D I I U 4 , . . . I ' I D O ' I ' I A . - 0 . 4 . ' . . I I ' 5 . n .Q 0 l n U s 1 - ' f- - u, I Q-. s s,sN.., It , .1 Y I -2 - A1 -I , A . !:,,. ., , Q , , , lv n A' ' It I 0 I I l I 0 I I ' I l D . I C O i . . . . . . D , . . . 0 . . . Q I I Q ' ' D Y I U I I l . n n A 0 LORETTA PAULINE RIDENBAUGH 'Rah ro' Pretty hair always on the go loves pizza fun anywhere bubbling personality good imagination PREFERS A certain boy pizza hamburgers lots of clothes dancing, sharp cars family PET PEEVE Surprise exams getting up early AMBITION Be an airline hostess and work my way around the world ACTIVITIES Dramatics 1 2 Librarian 1 3- One Act Play 1 Mixed Chorus 1 3 Guls Chorus 1 3 Class Play 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Antler Staff 4 Buckeyer Staff 4 Poetry Contest 1 great actress good dancer and sports 4 Buckeyer Staff 4 JAN PAUL SCHEIBE an Shy loyal friend happy go lucky always laughing nice great al PREFERS A certain girl pizza having fun blonds PET PEEVE Spacemen AMBITION To be healthy wealthy and wise ACTIVITIES Vice President 1 Stage Manager 3 Antler Staff 4 ways smiling easy going I ACTIVITIES Antler Staff 4 CLARA ELIZABETH ROWE TOOIIC Good speaker nice figure always talking real cute gal PREFERS Junior family friends pizza good singers records AMBITION To be a good housewife and mother ACTIVITIES Band 1 2 Girls Chorus 1 3 Mixed Chorus 1 3 One Act Play 1 Thespian 1 Prince of Peace 1 2 Dramatics 1 Class Play 3 Librarian 2 3 Football Cheerleader 4 Antler Staff FREDRICK GARRETT SCHONAUER Garrett Great mathematician rod hard worker true friend l PREFERS Beautiful girls who can stay out late PET PEEVE Girls who can t make up their minds WALLACE FAHE SMITH ll Always Jokmg drlves a sharp car Jolly nxce to have around always on the go PREFERS Sport cars popular mus1c Iack1e lots of that Green Stuff K 5 PET PEEVE Two faced women apple polrshers some semor glrls AMBITION O11 well dnller attend Jet pxlot school ACTIVITIES Stage Manager 3 Antler Staff 4 RICHARD DONEL SNOW Dlck Good lookmg a real frrend glrl chaser mce to know happy go lucky the green bomb PREFERS Nxce gxrls who know what they are talking about and h1s Green Bomb PET PEEVE Llars teachers who gtve too much homework ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Treasurer 2 Antler Staff 4 CAROL KAY STARNER Carol Loves p1zza fun to have around sharp dresser personallty a great fnend a cut up PREFERS Ptzza famtly Class of 59 friends PET PEEVE Braggers two faced people p1zza haters AMBITION To become a nurse and marry a doctor ACTIVITIES Band 1 Student Councxl 1 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 GAA 2 Prmce of Peace 1 One Act Play 1 Dramatrcs 1 Lxbrarxan 1 3 Homecommg Attendant 4 Class Play 3 Buckeyer Staff 4 Antler Staff 4 ELLEN CORINE TA LBERT Tootxe Pretty han: stately one of the gang n1ce to know could be a secretary frtendly PREFERS Steve Chili I0yCe Lmda Mother Father brothers 8151811 and Mercury PET PEEVE Two faced people and show offs AMBITION Success 111 whatever I attempt to do t UB dll 1 . : ' ' ' 'I' 'W 'x ' : . . AMBITION: Ioin the Marines and go to State Patrol School. - 1 A 1 . . : . . : .35 s ' I , , . - ,far n . . , KAREN EDYTHE TAYLOR 'Karen Beautiful ponytail .likeable a swell friend .great real tall .always talking PREFERS Phil family friends Class of 59 Chevrolets PET PEEVE. Homework and having to keep quiet ft AMBITION Attend business college and be a secretary in ACTIVITIES Secretary 1 Band 1 2 3' One Act Play 1 Girls Chorus 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1 3- Prince of Peace 1- Dramatics Club 1 Reserve Cheerleader 1 2- Varsity Cheerleader 3 Football Cheer leader 3 4 Librarian 2 Halloween Attendant 3- Class Play 3- ' Antler Staff 4- Buckeyer Staff 4 THOMAS ALLAN TAYLOR Tom Nice car smart loads of fun good looking neat athlete nice dresser PREFERS Sports K H S springtime 58 Ford PET PEEVE Changing of rooms for mg class AMBITION To travel to Spain ACTIVITIES Antler Staff4 Class Play 3 Band 1 2 Scholarship Team 3 Outstanding Boy 1 Senior Scholarship 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Football Escort 3 Treas urer 1 President 2 3 Vice President 4 PHILIP MORRIS TURK Phi Nice to have around blushes nervous active always PREFERS Karen family sports friends class of 59 Chevrolets Fords popular music PET PEEVE Giving a speech in front of an audience AMBITION Get a Job or take special schooling ACTIVITIES Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Boys Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 1 Football Escort 2 One Act Play 1 Buckeyer staff 4 Antler Staff 4 LARRY LEE VANSICKLE Larry Shy good buddy good natured easy gomg great friend hard worker PREFERS Kay Chevrolets family PET PEEVE Fords ponytails AMBITION Truck driver and be successful ACTIVITIES Boys Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Stage Manager 3 Basketball 1 1 I ll 'll' 4 flat-top. . .good athlete. .T l a o o q 1 . n - - ' . . . I , .Z ' , - . - ' . . .,-1-3. ,L - fem- , Qlffvryfi . , ' V11 f Gio : A 2 me av f,?iE, mf , X -:T 2, if 1 .ur A QVXM x N ff 'l w rw 1' ricxfwfl 'QW ,wet Dave C ,Pr S. fM!!!W 5 1 Vary Jane E nur My 5 n ,Q 4 A, 21, 'f' , 1 'YFT I V If M THIS BIG SNOW Monday, January 19, 1959 P21 E WIN Mil! 'gf' -.. - 9.94, '5 ft I .1 A SCHOOL TODAY January 21 25 1959 LED TO 1' THIS BIG FLOOD Must ff 5133 muh Ezrsslaununrnnii Il X959 f1fL 1 111 1111 111111117 1f 11771, 511111 111 111111 111 s11111111 11111111 111111 111111111111 1111 1111111 11116111111 111111 IJIIIUII 1111s 1111111181 111 11111111111 111111111 111 ARTICLE I To Mr and Mrs Allrson our class advlsors we leave our deep apprecla tron for therr two years of farthful servlce ARTICLE II To the Junlor Class we leave our offrclal ntle Senrors may they use xt to the advantage that we have ARTICLE III To the Sophomore Class we leave all of our old worn out excuses ARTICLE IV To the Freshman Class we leave our scholastic abrlrty may you have as many honor t1me effort and understandrng they have glven so freely Wayne Barnett do w1l1 and bequeath my long walk to school to hm Croskey J1m Butler do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to flrrt wrth grrls to John Guthne Jo Ann Carpenter do wrll and bequeath my love for all sports to Don Frederrck Junror Carpenter do w1ll and bequeath my speed and abrlrty to run fast to Dan Del-lass I Shrrley Carpenter do wrll and bequeath my ab111ty to go w1th a boy 5 3 and strll look up at h1m to Wanda Owens I Vrrgmra Casey do w1l1 and bequeath my seat rn erghth penod study hall to Claude Amold Lorene Chapman do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to type to Kay Carpenter Davld Chnstopher do w1ll and bequeath my love for the opposrte sex to Davrd Mace Jack Close do wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to leave smokrng alone to Dallas Sheldon John Coakley do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay away from grrls crgarettes and beer untrl my erghteenth brrthday to Tobe Amold hm Conley do wrll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to stay out of trouble to Ed Purdy Larry Conner do wrll and bequeath my love for Senror hterature to Ed Norms Gary Croskey do wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to go steady to Wanda Martm I Vaughn Croup do w1ll and bequeath my ab1lrty to draw 1n Mechanrcal Drawrng Class to hm Roach I Ian Denman do w1ll and bequeath my typrng abrlrty to Mr Alhson Then he can type his own tests Q 6 L 0 9 .. , J I l ' ,I . 1 L Z. ,. ., Z. A .. K, -I ,. ' ff: students as we have had. ARTICLE V - To the Faculty, we leave our thanks for the I. . ' ' . I' . ' . . . . . . , . . I. . ' ' . I' . ' . . . I' ' . . . . I' ' . . . . , . I I' i . . . . . will zum in-sltuwntt I Chnstena Dlx do wrll and bequeath my ab1I1ty to stay away from boys to Lmda Butler I Mary Jane Ellrott do w11l and bequeath my courage to let my halt grow out to Mrs Allison Larry Gray do wtll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to spend money to Frank Schonauer Tom Guthrre do w11l and bequeath my abrlrty to understand physlcs to Logan Chanay Alva Hall do wrll and bequeath my love for Studebakers to Jlm Croskey Robert Hall do w1ll and bequeath my abrhty to lrke Fords to Bob Amold Lxnda Harford do wtll and bequeath my abrlity to wear my harr short to Slurley Mullet Frank Matson do wrll and bequeath my Job at Duncan s Theater to Jtm Roach. Davld Mellor do will and bequeath my helght to Anthony Patterson Marlene Neal do wlll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to not bxte my ftngemalls to Wanda Martm Jim Patterson do w1ll and bequeath my harem to Don Frederick Joyce Peters do wrll and bequeath my Amerlcan Government book to Kay Carpenter James Purdy do wrll and bequeath my abtllty to keep quret rn studyhall to Judy Barnett Loretta Rtdenbaugh do wrll and bequeath one shghtly used Kleenex to Pat Schopfer for the use of catchrng tears 1n those tear Jerkmg movtes I Clara Rowe do wtll and bequeath my abrhty to laugh and have fun to Davtd Mace I Jan Schexbe do wxll and bequeath my brand new drawmg set untouched by human hands to Ronnre McFadden I Garrett Schonauer do Wlll and bequeath my love for fngonometry to Henry Sch mucker I Bud Smith do w1ll and bequeath to Mxck Lowe my abtlrty to shoot a bow and arrow straight I Rrchard Snow do w1ll and bequeath my abllrty to haul Freshman gxrls up and down the h11l to Bob Amold I Carol Stamer do wrll and bequeath my abrlrty to talk all the trme and st1ll not say anytlung to Bernrce Baker I Conne Talbert do w1ll and bequeath my long hatr to Nyoka Chaney I Karen Taylor do w1ll and bequeath one lock of my dark brown ponytatl to Gnt Classen Tom Taylor do w111 and bequeath my two years of football that I dld not use to Jack Carpenter I Plul Turk do wrll and bequeath my abtltty to stand up and gtve a speech ln class to Davld Wagers I Larry VanS1chle do w1ll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to do mechamcal drawmg to Mrck Lowe JU I fllllff irelrzmfo subsrnbed my mane fhf f an ilu' year Wnftefn Hundrvdwzd 5? 9 . I, . . .. v I, , ' ' . I' ' . . , . L . y . . . I, , ' . I, , ' ' . L . ' . . L , . . Y ' Q , , , , A J ' , , , , o ' nl ,f ,J , . . KW i' 'QQ' f-tus ASSES ...gy And thi! our life, exempt from public haunt, Find: tongues in trees, book: in the running . - brookf, I I Sermom in Jtoney, and good in everything. SHAKESPEARE S KNEELING Vlrgmla Casey Clara Rowe Shuley Carpenter Joyce Peters FIRST ROW Mar lene Neal Carol Stamer Karen Taylor Loretta Rrdenbaugh Mary Jane Ellrott Corme Tal bert Lrnda Harford Chrrstena Drx Lorene Chapman Mrs Allrson SECOND ROW James Conley Gary Croskey Jan Denman James Patterson Alva Hall James Butler Tom Guthne Larry Gray Vaughn Croup Davrd Mellor Tom Taylor Jun1or Carpenter THIRD ROW James Purdy Wayne Barnett Davrd Chrrstopher Phil Turk Robert Hall Frank Matson Garrett Schonauer Larry Conner Larry Van Slckle Jack Close Ian Scherbe Buddy Smrth Rrchard Snow John Coakley 3. Secretary Marlene Neal V1cePres1dent Tom Taylor Presrdent Gary Croskey Treasurer Davrd Chnstopher 'W- Q u. J u N ' I o R s FIRST ROW B111 Norr1s Mary Straus Noreen Snow Wayne Kmsey Ed Norns Jerry Allrson Bob Arnold SECOND ROW Ronald Sondles Oleta Mace Lourse Kasner Judy Denman Kay Carpenter Charles Alhson Mrs Weltmer THIRD ROW John Ka1ser Don1s Fredenck Roger McDowell Logan Chanay Frank Schonauer Sam Yoder Treasurer Jerry All1son Secretary Noreen Snow Presldent Wayne K1nsey V1cePres1dent Ed Noms : I I O I l I . . ' ' I I I I . . . . . I I ' ' ' 1 1 I I 1 ' .V xv , Q X ' . v 0 u Y . . . - . . n o I . 5 ' , H 7 1, . 1 2 ra, 3-fa 7 K, . 'Iwi V ' -- 1 fiif. Q . U pillprff . . ' ,437 . A 3 OgOI'UOm FIRST ROW Paulrne Wrrght Janrce Lelnweber Wanda Marun Laura Bucklew Ruth Russell Pat Schopfer Kaye Lrng Clara Randles Judy Barnett Faye Parsons SECOND ROW Mrs Flemxng Dale Hawkms Chuck Harns Paul Bucklew Shuley Mullet Iacquelrne Graugue Lorena Casey Ronme McFadden Arlrs Justrce David Mace John Hall Dan DeHass THIRD ROW Steve Allrson Schmucker Iun1orBrenley Jack Carpenter Gary Guthne Edward Pur dy Gerald Landon Robert Swagler James Rohskoph Garl Patterson Herb Chapman Barry Chapman Treasurer Paul Bucklew Vrce Presxdent Par Schopfer Presrdent Gerald Landon Secretary Chuck Harns F, 4 FIRST ROW Barbara Alllson Gr1tClaassen Wanda Owen Mary Jo Robrnson Donna Jones Sandra Croskey Bernlce Baker Jan1ce Bucklew Lmda Butler SECOND ROW Fred Smarl Mlck Lowe Beth House Nyoka Chaney Helen Nevrlle Karen Logsdon Carol Ames Marrlyn Tennant Dale Wlllrams Myron Young Mrs Purdy THIRD ROW Anthony Patterson James Roach Fred Hawklns John Guthrle Claude Arnold Lesl1e Carpenter Steve McFadden Davrd Wagers Stanton Coakley Dw1ghtSchonauer Myron Parrxsh Dallas Sheldon V1ce Pres1dent Beth House Secretary Barbara Allrson Presrdent Davxd Wagers Treasurer IohnGuthr1e 'Bmpr i C R F ww' v E C 5 1 'Q E S j 'y l X ' A' Z' H , X ' A Y 5 4 l , L A - S M ' ' F -,C ff E 1 -ii. 5- -. N 2- A x 1 I F , :A I X, I. Q. .i---- We Presented HILLBILLY WEDDIN KNEELING Vrrgrma Casey Clara Rowe FIRST ROW Io Carpenter Loretta Rrden baugh Carol Stamer Charlene Close Shrrley Carpenter Mrs Allrson SECOND ROW Jrm Purdy Jumor Carpenter Jlm Patterson Tom Guthrre Jun Butler Tom Taylor Larry Gray Dave Chrxstopher When We Were IUNIORS JUN IOR HlGH , Ls. ROW ONE Tom House Larry Carpenter Dennrs Harford Gary Brenley Rrchard Croskey Donald Farmer ROW TWO Connre Arnold Vrrgrnra Harrrs Cecelra Chase Betty Grossenback JeaneAk1ns Paula Hart Sally Albertson ROW THREE Faye Grenert Margaret Butler L1ndaBechtol Judy Chrrstopher Effre Chaney Kaye Grenert Judy Ames Kathleen Croskey L1ll1an Hardrng ROW FOUR Cecrl Daw son Earl Gallron Charles Dlx Clarence Geog John Hunter Lloyd Dawson Kenneth Bowen Terry Chaney Absent Carol Fraelrch Teacher Mr Hall i ROW ONE: Robert Lmg, R1cha.rd Wengerd, Gary Myer, Robert Sommers, Robert Fry. ROW TWO: Mary Purdy, Connre Schopfer, Judy Skrver, Kay Nyhart, Jo Ann Wrrght, Barbara Geog, Judy Martrn, Kaye Parks. ROW THREE: Shrrley Van Srckle, Elsre Mxller, Carol Smlth, Shrrley Srgler, Kattre Schmucker, Ruth Sheldon, Norma Moore. ROW FOUR: Roger Kmsey, Leo Burger, Jerry Patterson, Gerald Sampsel, Joe Goodrng, Kenneth Mullet. Absent: Bruce Croskey, Robert Fraelrch, E11 Mast, Lee McVay, Malmda Mrller, Rebecca Mrller, Atlee Raber, Edna Yoder. Teacher: Mr. Marun. QQ X. Y , .-. O. . . L . , ., 3 4' '--,hx B ,. ' ' - A K : , . ji ' 5 f ' A X. . -I f H K 'I N W , . 1 - , K l 1 Y ' -, : I D I I - - 3 I . I I I l . : O I I Y I ' , . . . . : . - U f f I Y I I , . : ' . : . . I-'vu fa- ' .-L..-. B , K Q J ? N i .. L 4 1 ,, ... , Ruw UNE Mike Coakley Larry Hoxworth Charles Hall Ulnch Claassen Tom Croskey Melvin Hochstetler Lynn Carpenter ROW TWO Judy Fortune Judy Mackey Sandra Chapman Sue Hagans Connie Michel Peggy Galllon Manlyn Crosby Sandra Hltchcock ROW THREE Betty Carpenter Audrey Fortune Cheryl Anderson Mary Goodmg Penny Beechy Carolyn Butt Elrzabeth Hardmg Vu grnra Bowen Jack Chapman Dickre Hyatt Edd1e Baker ROW FOUR Jack A111 son Jack Arnold Jerry Hoxworth Paul Foreman Phlllxp Hardxng Claude Chrrsto pher Jerry Baker Larry Lamp Rudy Mlller Absent Jun1orFrael1ch Robert Matthews Teacher Mr Ellrott ROW ONE Charles McVay Dale Martin Joe Patterson Gerald Mace Byron Mel lor Larry Uhl Ronnxe Wagers ROW TWO W1lmaRobmson KayW1ll1ams Mary Wengerd Alice Schmucker Eda Yoder Amandaj Yoder Amanda C Yoder Ella Raber ROW THREE Janet Norris Lrnda Rxchards Jerry Phlllrps John Tope Max Tucker Mose Raber Wmston Snyder Marlm Moore Elizabeth Mlller Mary Raber ROW FOUR Gary Wagers Davxd Shaffer Jun1orRaber Henry Yoder, Paul Pyers David Schlaback John Yoder Emanuel Yoder Absent Lynette Reynolds Paul Neville Harry Miller Teacher Mr Guthrie 1 ,. . 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J. .. v ff 2 :fr ,nw 'Q' x - . -A ,- -iqrf-ez - 344, ' A f 2- . .,1 , Ales v 3 Q f ROW 1 Judy Gerb Patty Sheeley Amta Mellor Bonxue Burger Sandra Patterson Patty Gallron Shrrley Cool ROW 2 Trmmy Martm Karen Kinsey Marsha Smrth Lrnda Nyhart Susxe Burklew Lrnda Glassford Patty Arnold Kathy McBane ROW 3 Donnle Wnght Gary Brrnk Dranne McKee Marxlyn Chrrstopher Karen McGovern Marsha Schodorf Susre Allrson ROW 4 Ronnie Akms Gerrold Lamp Duane Snow Davrd Shrerner Arthur Proper James ROW 1 Sandra Scherbe Rrta Norrrs Karen Doolittle Rrta K Mellor Connxe Randles Judy Sampsel Roger Slack Karen Baker ROW 2 Ronme Chaney Scadroma Carol Petry Barbara Wrrght Sandra Butler Martha Randles Ronr11e McKelvey Annette Lanham ROW 3 I'ommy Hams Tommy Skiver Richard Geog Barbara Emmons Lrnda Carpenter Eleanor Claassen Lrnda Burklew ROW 4 Butch Ridenbaugh Don Tucker Tom Ling Jamce Butler Sharon Black Teacher Mrs Del-lass z . . ' . . . , . . ' . . z . . ' ' . D . . . . . ' ' . z . . ' . ' . ' . . , ' ' . . . : . I ' , . . ' . Porter. Teacher: Mr. Sauerbrey. : . ' . . ' I . . ' . ' , . . 2 . ' . . ' . D , ' . ' . : , . ' , ' . . D ' ' . : , , , ' , w- 'J ROW 1 Harriet Holderbaum Marilyn VanSick1e Kathy Bucklew Debbie Lamp Patty Jenkins Karen VanSick1e Beverly Conkle Anneta Laurence ROW 2 Ellis Miller Sarah Miller Betty Miller Ruth Straits Linda Dawson Yvonne Giauque Lena Raber Barbara Yoder Milinder Ra ber ROW 3 David Wengerd Danny C Yoder Jerry Fraelrch Dean Lowe Levi N Raber Danny E Yoder Perry Wayne Hart Galen Kiner Dan E Miller Teacher Mrs Hall ROW 1: Bonnie McBane, Jimmy Miller, Connie Gray, Lynda Eveland, Marilee Chase, Chris- tine Carpenter, Sue Brumme, Kenneth Bamett. ROW 2: Steven Mellor, Wayne Patterson, Gary McKelvey, Linda Reynolds, Denver Richards, Cary Summers, Gary Schodorf, Mike Pence. ROW 3: Tony Baker, Jerry Cullen, John Buren, Linda Parrish, Sandra Hill, Carol Bowen, Diane Mullett. ROW 4: Eddie Britt, Rickey Hawkins, Cheryl McFadden, Sharon Geog. Absent: Terry Pyers. Teacher: Mrs. Jones. ROW 1 Rebecca Croft LmdaAk1ns Cheryl Phrlllps Lynn Snyder Randy Gray Jtmmy Hrtchcock Lxnda Roach Roberta Taylor Terry Logsdon ROW 2 Bobble Harrrs Donald Russell JerryGall1on Charlotte McGovern Gmger Purdy Denn1sHeu'n Rex Chaney Ellen Mrller Guy Randles ROW 3 Roger Gray Ke1th Mellor Nancy Chaney Patty Croskey Ronald Russell Dawn Ervm Eldon Croskey ROW 4 Terry Hoxworth Lmda Cullen Sharon McDowell Darryl Anderson Steve McKelvey Eddle Masters Gorden Br1nk Teacher Mrs Huddleston ROW 1 Mary Geog Cheryl Scherbe Jerry Hagy Brlly Kuntz Tommy Smatls Terry Bamett Robbie Renfrew, Connre Sm1th, Kathy Taylor. ROW 2: Betty Snow, Nancy Kern, Becky Car- penter, Denny Arnold, Donny Arnold, Cormie Raber, Rose Mary House, Christine Allison, Lu- ther Proper. ROW 3: Sandra Sheeley, Jeanette Pyer, Ralph Lepley, Jackie Heim, Carolyn Reed, Sandra Allison, Beverly Shreiner, Jeanne Neal. ROW 4: Donna Gallion, John Perry, Roger Cool, Kathy Butler, Lynn Hyatt, Debbie Miller. Teacher: Mrs. Carpenter. ROW 1 Carol Russel Susie Troyer Patty Brenly Kathy Chapman Ruth Wengerd Iva Wen gerd Peggy Chapman Geneva Parks Fanny Miller ROW 2 Junior Miller B1ll Casey Ella Miller L1d1a Miller Sandra Lowe Katherine Holderbaum Sharon I-loeger Cheryl Wagers Clara Miller Barbara Yoder Betty Dawson ROW 3 Gene Wengerd Charles Hunter Steve Gray Andrew Yoder Ivan Troyer Roman Yoder Dean Dalrymple Bryan Miller Jeff Chap man Eli M11ler Teacher Mrs Elliott ROW 1: Peggy Fox, Christine Stephen, Bruce Brumme, David Lee Bamett, Terry Sheely, Timmy Skiver, Suellen Reynolds, Georgianna McFadden, Effie Lepley, Elaine Martin. ROW 2: Danny Chaney, Bobby Slack, Danny Doolittle, Harold Waltman, Nora Robison, Bootsie Gallion, David Thomas, Angela Workman, Marilyn Sampsel. ROW 3: Wilma Randles, Pam Pyers, Patsy Summers, Theresa Hoxworrh, Harold Butler, Gary Geib, Sonny Grenert, Betty Ling. ROW 4: Rita Bailey, Darla Hill, Phyllis Harding, Tommy Lamp, Connie Tucker, Ron- nie Emmons, Tommy Patterson. Teacher: Mrs. Purdy. ROW 1 Karen Bucklew Esther Yoder Lydra Ann Troyer Kelly Patterson Cheryl Yoder Mlrlam Mlller Denms Casey Danny Hart ROW 2 Ada Yoder Lrzzre Ann Raber Fanme Raber Susan Uhl Chrrstxne Goodrng Lydra Ann Raber Anna Raber ROW 3 Abe J Yoder Jerry Brenly Steven Close Abe E Mrller LCV1 Yoder Clara Raber Paul Wengerd Mary Yoder Teacher Mrs Uhl ROW 1 Robert Waltman Krrby Brlnk Loretta Logsdon Jane Snow Lmda Glauque Lmda Sumers Lronel Butler Nancy Bemer Peggy Chnstopher Dick Patterson Gordon Allrson ROW 2 Nathan Mrller Roger Small Sandra Pahoundls R1ta Ktnsey Mlchael Huddleston Peggy Renfrew Drane Mrller Alan McFarland Vxckre Mohler Danny Mommgstar ROW 3 Jane Carlton Murel Petry Jack Aufrance Boyd Mace Judy Parrrsh Jumor Chaney Davrd Geog Phlllrp Ashcraft Gayle Hyatt Absent Drane Myers Teacher Mrs Anderson . . ' I I I I I . . . . . . . . I I ' I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I ' I I I I . . . I I f- 4-L --- - l-. 1 I I I I I , I I I I , - . . . . . . . I I I I I , I I I I I 2 I I I I I g I , - : - : . . Y' ROW 1 Sandra Gray Dee Ann Miller Patty Reed Steve Miller James Workman Billy Barnett James Baker Mark Allison Joy Robison Kenneth Taylor ROW 2 Steven Carpenter Fred Sampsel Earl Stephen Rickey Masters Betsy Miller Alford Richards Sandra Frtes Bev erly Emmons Eddle Bunting Dennrs Gessman ROW 3 Allen Fox Rrchard Purdy Patty Hill Gail Allison Barbara Baker Kathleen Harding Chnstine Miller Gary Raber Teacher Miss Chrrstopher ROW 1 George Sampsel Joann Tucker Tim Taylor Kenny Moms Tom Caskey Deena Davis Sharon Miller Bobby Gallron Kim McDowell Marilyn Workman Patty Brink ROW 2 Shelba Mace Danny Carpenter Dale Brumme Kenny Geog Jay Kirkendall Jeff Baker Mike Ervin, Cheryl Landon, Charlotte Mason, Linda Pahoundis. ROW 3: Dormie Hunter, Paul Crosby, Ronnie Hoxworth, Kathy Foreman, Patty Pyers, Justi.n St. Johns, Linda Grenert, Norma Randles, Marcene Sigler. Teacher: Mrs. Keyser. +-N., ll'? K, -IV ROW 1 Ronn1eFarver Robert Mrller Phrlrp Yoder Clarence Dalrymple Danna Lynn Good mg Joye Patterson Larry Joe Arnold Melvrn Parks John Raber Rlcky Chapman ROW 2 Barbara Lowe Esther Raber Anna Yoder Amanda Mrller Peggy Ames Nancy Brckel Carol Hagan Roy Yoder Henry Raber ROW 3 John Yoder Jack Vansrckle Roman M1ller John Troyer El1D Yoder Mary Yoder Amos Yoder Jerry Mullet Paul Fry Teacher Mrs Engel ROW 1: Rohm Logsdon, V1Ck16 House, Paul Mlller, Dolletta Waltman, Stephanle Orr, M1ck1 Roach, John Arnold, Terry Ann Roach, Lrnda Morrrs, Randy Turk. ROW 2. Sandra Chaney, Kelly Amdt, Terry Mohler, Gwen Butler, Lavonne Snyder, Rlchard Purdy, John Snow, Susle Huddleston, David Croft. ROW 3: Gary Reynolds, James McBane, Kathy Arndt, Gary Sheely, Richard Slack, Bill Baker, Rickie Fortune, James Sheely. ROW 4: Dale Kern, Paulette Gray, Mike Croskey. Teacher: Mrs. Burklew. SENIOR BAND KNEELING Lourse Kasner Marlene Neal Pat Schopfer SEATED Janrce Bucklew Gr1t Claassen Kay L1ng Margaret Uhl Wanda Martm Wanda Owens Noreen Snow Loretta Rldenbaugh Beth House STANDING Judy Bamett Barbara Allrson jack Carpenta' Gary Croskey Junlor Carpenter Dan DeHass Roger McDowell 11m Purdy Clara Randles Mrs Welsch JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW Jerry Hoxworth Janet Norrrs Mary Purdy Kaye Grenert Kaye Nyhart Connxe Schopfer SECOND ROW Judy Mackey Lmda Rlchards Betty Carpenter Shrrley Szgler Judy Martrn Roger Krnsey Larry Lamp Mr Welsch THIRD ROW Judy Fortune Peggy Gallron Marrlyn Crosby Cheryl Anderson Davrd Shaffer jack Allrson Eddre Baker MIXED CHORUS ROW 1 Kay Carpenter V1rg1n1a Casey Lorena Casey Beth House Pat Carpenter Shrrley Mullet Pat Schopfer Karen McBane Gr1t Claassen Wanda Owens Judy Bar net! ROW 2 Louise Kasner Mary SU31IS Jo Carpenter Kay Ling Margaret Uhl Noreen Snow Jacquelrne Grauque Karen Logsdon Janice Bucklew Carol Ames Mr Welsch ROW 3 Larry VanS1ckle Mrck Lowe Logan Chanay Jerry Allrson Ruth Russell Clara Randles Ed Noms Laura Bucklew Jamce Lernweber Roger McDowell Jumor Carpenter Larry Gray 11m Purdy GIRLS CHORUS ROW 1 Mary Strarts Lourse Kasner Margaret Uhl Kay Ltng Noreen Snow Jacque l1ne Grauque Beth House Lorena Casey Carol Ames ROW 2 Kay Carpenter Vrr gima Casey Shlrley Mullet Ruth Russell Pat Carpenter Laura Bucklew Clara Ran dles Wanda Owens Karen McBane Gr1tClaassen Mr Welsch ROW 3 Judy Bar nett Jo Carpenter Pat Carpenter Janrce Lernweber Janrce Bucklew Karen Logsdon : 1 1 1 1 1 . . - 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . 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Winner Betty Crocker winner PRINCE OF PEACE Beth House Carol Ames Da v1d Wagers Oleta Mace Gr1t Classen LOUISE Kasner LIBRARIANS STANDING Herb Chapman LOUISE Kasner Bob Swagler Kay Carpenter Mary Straits Paul1ne Wrlght Fay Parsons Bern1ce Baker Laura Bucklew SEATED Lorene Chapman Mary Ell1ot Oleta Mace San dra Croskey STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING L1nda Butler Mlck Lowe Jrm Patterson Bob Arnold Dan DeHass SEATED Mr Weltmer Wanda Martm B111 Norr1s Mary Sualts Carol Starner Juruor Carpenter wtmmomhm EQ 1L Em , S n , 4,Ld, Q f X the smell of x 1 ffl ---W e !f.':u' X , '1 :1 rl..--adj A Y Xf candy and cooki N ' YZ'-'Je Z' homes all help t N ' X that many pe-opl F I jx N X It JY forithis say mu 'Qi 'E X! 'I' file .A,. e cv X ,f This is the tim j 3 lj c ll c so Chrlstmas 13 the beautiful, most sacre m,yl ldel Celcb Qt K-gygy hollday of each year i X S U C Billie?-iii peiilfiongf 1Q1,.v1-L LQ Klllbw H1 h HPIOG1 October 304 192 c lebrate the Jesus Lnrlst uolng from house Slnglflg earalm decorat lUhat JWade Qu Buc nr fh QS Our ere e acks xakmg up ne which ible,and 1VC bar pponents ack open he Black and six in a players had gone ks feat ish the season undefeated battled it out to the last second, wlnnlng by only 1 sllght margln The last to mention,and probably the most import- ant factor to the great- ness was their cunning mentor Practically all the plays called from the sidelines by the small but mighty coach The foot- ball team of '58 w11l be remembered for long f 2 game Li? 1 fii 'N X ig Edltor- Jax Denmani A Y S ews Edltor Jlm Patterson Sports Shxrley Carpenter ...,..,J Carol Stamer Marlene Neal J X F X aaa HFLSLQ fllcpaxfx fAdvert1s1ng 1-145.4 it Q: ,mm Hume' neil 2 cP1o1RoN Karen Tay!-01' J The :Ldea f buyfng a trophy Feature A111610 Y' g up in a recent Student ounc 1 Clara Rowe if ball team w 3 the f 1-a+ Reporters lfiouneil thong + +r z hy Loretta Rmenbaugh It was Q C-xde,-1 U. a Mary Jane Elhott E U E sburg for dona me Lorene Chapman orr1s wen, lf l, 00 1 5 I . 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E ' N A A - ' 5 sn 1 ly K Q 4- 4, me , -ei ab- 4s f.-,J W ? - 4 , 1 'Q QM Q A Y, 'fi' l -u muli-1'i,v 'A 6.3 - 1. 1 'I' V . - , WJ - ., .41 Ri Lili i 'H EllKT2llr 'Q:? lt EIL ':Fiml1:xtlnimm MONEY MAKING PROJECTS Sell1ng refzeshments Halloween Cam1val S Jingle Bell Ball ATHLETICS ffm!-i . f ' Bucks downed a stubborn Killbuck Clip Rocking Beach City, 38-26 Killbuck Cops 7th In Row Killbuck ran the season chart to a perfect 7-Olthe margin 20 308i EEK Athi:- 8 Of! 8 mark in their first 11-man season as they rolled to a losers were to 3 Buck reserves took over. , Horrisberzer was shin in rack lup two 38-26 victory Friday over Beach City, lowering the' losers' record to 4-3. Bill Norris accounted for all five scores for thelfive-yar Bucks. two of them calming on kickoff returns oflfis had iillbuck Ri s Out 4th Win String To 3 A second half explosion? which scored six touch- n downs g a v e Killbuck's -.-..- - Kglllvuck inn its y't'to:'v Sil'lFl yearhng Bucks a Smash- to three staiight Sziturdny night l75 and 80 yards. lgfwgfe 'yard to raise the score to 30-14.3l,our 1But that was the closest the' ison capped a lengthy drive for the lBeachers by plunging the ' Bucks Send yaj ing 4444 victory Over when tiic Bucks downcd Mt- Dover St. Jog Saturday Vernon St. Vincent, -12 to l4, on i ,C -.a.-aam. T4 lv.. wan mlm- the IUSUYS hem Bucks Down Howa For Fifth Win, 32-1 ' ,.1 -1 1 Howard became Killbuck's fifth straight victim Fridayi inight as the Bucks celebrated Dads Night by rolling over the , visitors, 32 to 14, on the Millersburg field. , Ronnie Sondles, Tom Taylor, D1 lf6ll,jJf-ff f Wil .Bob 'gqgd kffn? Norris the' extra ilpfiilritinimutvlhij .scored ' uc 5 CUC OWUS aslhcld their is-3 loud omit micr- ,the Black and Gold counted single mission time TD' llf 'd.H'd' f' 'P0ii1-thngamewi-npih:Secoiiiiaiind A 'DHWHIIY i71'l i'if'fl 1111111 more ifll-,J B Hn ,..l,ml most of the Killbilik its .hirfl scoring op- fKiIlb,uck Romps to Second l iVictory of Young Season i Killbuck high school's first big lfootball team continued no run wild 'l Friday night and the Bucks scored I a 36-0 victory at Frazeysburg, their second this season which is their first in 11-man football. The Bucks scored in all but the third period as they shut out the host Raiders, who like the Bucks lhave recently switched from six- I lg TD and Bob Arnold wars on the re- ceiving end of a 35-yard pass play from Norris for the other. In the last period a pass play from Norris to Claude Arnold was good for B0 yards but he was down- ed on the one-yard line. From there Norris rammed over. Fraezysburg had an 18-14 edge in first downs but never seriously th-A-on 4.z,.Qsuhulrnil,.g.Qn..-n , -if 8In orris Has 3 TDS As Bucks Make Histor 5 uffield Is Victim hafe been i the rugged Kill . lc up dctermind :lime to force Sui' i uhich brought rcdericks key 1 Roscoe li no ic. , , If any doubt remains! the hosts as he ithat Killbuck irc-longs l'?l Chf,W'fh arfolgo' lup there among the big- liy glledlfe ' lger ll - man football er Exchange l lteams, their Saturday af-armed Klllbucky lternoon 'TO-28 slaughter oi,-king the first 0. llioscoe should dispel it. :arcs on a fiveg Pac-od by Bobby Arnold. uho scootcd to four scores. and Bill 'k 1 ac Bob Lee Norris who tallied twice, the - 30. l Bucks ol' Virgil Allison mzirlclwlm, 'pallersonv i IQ usual hy romping in cwry pc- riorl. lliiting the end zone first was 'Ron Sondlcs and his mates rolled lup 16 in the first period, 22 in,... gg- -the second, 20 in the fourth andr Jarvis P-'T-22' ladded 12 in the final canlo jiist?:s:kg?rl'232bp?1a5 to keep their hands in. soms Q W. Carpenter, J. Conley. Iorris, Turk, Sondle slcey. the scores but the Lutle guy smile broader than 5 Mcpowenl Frede- ndefeatedg Killbuck -Ei string going last week whe wayne eleven, 12 to 6 loser'g home field. Only two contests now thc Bucks from an un record, Beach City at Friday night and Suifield following week. In downing Norwayne. Bucks pushed across single downs in the first and periods and then fought a ate defensive battle to hold the losers. Bill Norris drove over five yards out in the quarter to cap a 65 yard and Bob Arnold scootcd 92 . - ,, Nu. . Nts' 4 '-sf- r '--'rl -ll ' .reverse in the second live the Bucks their Qin. Norwavne's TD Ai rd blast by Dick 11'MANggigdggjtgffftggfghe another serious drive. i Killbuck 1 A thinly-manned but deter- V O H d Just Enough To Do sz Patterson, Taylor ,mined band of Klllbuck Bucksi I 0 n Of 68 boys in school, 17 turnedples: Frederick, ' ch out to the football wars out for Allison, with 10 of these nllor uma' ' the veteran category. Ronnie --d 5 l W ieid 1959- making one oihthingost Harder Route Now Two weeks, Phil grimaces. gmdles is a junior fullback who its J Carpenter' :ff .':.1e ':S..rv:f...::. 7 - -wwf' Wm- HM-ye be we Ll schools. friendly and modest Virg, when open with Roscoe. of the only three multiple letter-.sz Croskcy, B. Arnold For the first time in the eight you get into a full schedule of That game goes Saturday at winners on the squad. 1NOYflS, C. Arnold ' years of grid activity at this sol- these 'big bullies'. We're going to 2,00 l,,m, at Roscoc, But me other juniors are tackle Don Korwayno ' id little school nestled in the hills need a lot of hard work that's ' rick and halfback B511 Nor ' Allen Wiles f of Holmes County, the Bucks will ' officially move up from six-man ,itootball into the ranks of 11-man Inction throughout the schedule. . . ks be t hme 'Frede -' 1 obvious. :che also going to needlslllctwo c::tes insisllalelghurg on 4-lg. Sophomore guard Jack Cmg. les: Uhler, Massie Svme U0 - will f d . : ' Hes mlklug about the kind of Oct. 11 at 8:00.p.m. and on Oct. Pegebslron resjgyp gltyrogk grit ,il rr liiziigy Steiner misfnrhme - ' ce , ame t' . llbll fact? this yea Opera n Btgg- - and avoidan 17 s ime Ki ck rof tio Nichols Dawson ll OT KILLBUCKS MYTHICAL STATE CHAMPS FRONT ROW Manager Bob Swagler Ph1l Turk Gary Croskey J1m Conley Jr Carpenter Irm Patterson Dave Mellor Tom Taylor Manager Anthony Patterson SECOND ROW John Karser Logan Chanay Claude Arnold Roger McDowell Don Frederxck Bob Amold Ronnxe Sondles B111 Norrrs Coach Vlfgll Allrson THIRD ROW Myron Parrrsh Stanton Coakley Jack Carpenter Dan Del-lass Myron Young Mrck Lowe Dale Wrlhams Chuck Hams Barry Chapman Fred Hawkms Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct . Nov. OPPONENT Roscoe Frazeysburg Mr. Vernon St. V. Dover St. Jo. Howard Norwayne Beach City Suffield Total Points 4 Average Per Game 16 KILLBUCK Killbuck Won 8 Games Lost O ,g, 3. 31-5 VB' O35 . 'vm bl . L.. um , Ag, R., R 95 xx fa Y an ff , ' R I if-nr 4'-....? y ', n, . ll! o f 'S aah' va-ff J' 4 ti' E Ev TOM TAYLOR PHIL TURK End Back R R iw R3 v pf? ROGER Mcn wlsu. BOB ARNOLD RON 50:91-ES Tackle Back Bac W -kj,+ Q - S 'An 3. Qiagwwagh ' 5- ,Ju V , w' -'.'- . ,. .Mau V' , A s -- ., Wg vu .s . ' ,I .. Y -r . 1, I , j, -Q. ' by X 7,911 W M A - :Hn ,ab . I '. . He, .., '- - , wx L., xx ? ,K 5 gy E My , '?x, if 1'-vp I Back 'V GARY CROSKEY 'i 11.74 I CLAUDE ARNOLD Back , , , 5, gi - , - 1 ., , -,.J 55 - 5 5 . . L., .1 V av, .:f,Q,,. 'K Ki.. 1 ..'. - '. ,W Vigil , I aifp f 'A .1- b . -r 'd..,,,. W. 5: -5,3 f, -. Q-5 SJ' Xa. A . . mf' 4 , A'-. as , ,V . , 1. E .. ' I , 1 JACK CARPENTER DON FREDERICK Guard Tackle I Y. ii Cf 1 FQOTBALL CHEERLEADERS VIRGINIA CASEY KAREN TAYLOR Captaln JO ANN CARPENTER 'QV WANDA MARTIN CLARA ROWE NOREEN SNOW l I 9 - ' ' Vwwv ' - ' Za.- A A iv A . -A ' I sz A L Q, 1 i Q.. V 5 g . -i fxk . x E X9 I J HOMECGMING 31. s fb' 'Hi 57 QUEEN 10 Arm Carpenter 1958 QUEEN Mary Rose sua 4, if 1958 QUEEN AND COURT: Carol Ames, Carol Starner, Mary Rose Straits, Kay Carpenter, Judy Barnett. f .J 619' 3 , . lx ' 6 1 ,A 0-'JE , F, . I l --- va ' ' N , A if ' 1'-1' I 4:63 - F1 Il? l.,Q Tift' ii-1 1 in : . f - K 1,7 QQ I 5 ' if' 'vii -I 90,715 A l 'f'.f, sg ve? 5 :':,f'n.l . at S , .JR , , 95513, ,fs gl 25.6 --7 ,wi J -1 l':..J WSH: Q - ' 3 uk'5' ' it 3 6A ' . I f ' f , . 3 4 T- rf n 5 exsavwx... A A Z ,tl '- ' fi Q V9 if . if '- 1 4 ' 4 ' ziif g ' '- af r bfi N ,. - 3 f I 14100 VARSITY BASKETBALL 42 E 4 FIRST ROW Jerry Allrson Roger McDowell Tom Taylor Gary Croskey Bob Ar nold Coach Vugrl Alllson SECOND ROW Ronme Sondles Dav1d Chnstopher Ph1l Turk B111 Norr1s Wayne Kmsey Don Frederlck Claude Arnold SEA SON'S RECORD SCHEDULE They Dover St Joseph Nashvllle Blg Pralrxe Mlllersburg Umon Chester W Va Newell W Glenmont Sr Aloyslus Howard Blg Pra1r1e Howard Dover St Joseph Hlland Mrllersburg Glenmom Nashvllle HOLMES COUNTY TOURNA MENT They Mlllersburg foverumej Hzland DOVER SECTIONA L MBIVSUIC Mldvaleff double overtrmej Q4 Won Lost C! rt' l Lxfg , 54 TNC 1' SU 7 2 3 . We We 63 . -- - --29 '72 ' ' --66 67 ' ----- - --50 43 ' ------------ 58 81 ' ------ ---so 59 ' -- -- ---41 ss Hi1and--- --- ----64 85 ' ------- -- 47 87 ----------- 55 61 , . .-- --53 83 ' ' '- 77 ,.va. ------- 29 17 5 73 ----------- 31 58 . ' --------- 54 55 --- - -- 43 59 ' --- ------ 67 82 ------- '-'43 65 . -- ---- 47 66 ' ------ ----- 7 2 '70 ' -----' 53 80 -- - -- 64 84 ' -------- ---66 VARSITY LETTERMEN KN. PHIL TURK Sen1or Guard BILL NORRIS Jumor Forward DAVE CHRISTOPHER Sen1or 76 pomts 121 Pomts Guard 64 Pomts GA RY CROSKEY Co-Captam Sen1or Guard 207 Pomts C N. 'IOM TAYLOR Co-Captam Sen1or Center 350 Pomts Holmes County All Star Team milf -4 '1 1,4 ROGER McDOWELL - Junlor JERRY ALLISON Jumor For BOB ARNOLD Junlor Guard Forward, 93 Pomts ward, 434 Pomts, Holmes 76 Polms County All Star Team 17 if -A ff. I .- IJ I-.A R f wf, ,.. + 195 XJ f V1 C, ! xx ,I A QQ , CX an ,A if U x a I Taylor Jumps ball agamst Glenmont Al11son Jumps h1gh 1n Holmes Colmty Toumament agamst Mlllersburg Taylor controllxng ball agamst Glenmont Croskey drxves for lay up agamst Mlllersburg in Holmes County Tournament RESERVE BASKETBALL SEASON 'S RECORD SCHEDULE Dover St Joseph Nashvrlle Blg Pralrle Mxllersburg Hlland Umon Chester W Va Newell W Va Sm1thv1lle Boys Vlllage St Aloys1us Howard Blg Prarrle Howard Dover St Joseph Hrland Mrllersburg Nashvrlle W on Lost They FIRST ROW Wayne Km sey Claude Arnold Ron n1e Sondles Mlck Lowe Don Frederlck Coach Vu' gll All1son SECOND ROW Steve All1son Barry Chap man Sam Yoder Davrd Wagers John Guthr1e 11m Roach VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JdyB Cpe fafffg ma. Sir 4 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Shpf M FW.. 122: CLARK CHEERLEADERS Patty Brenley Mascot Kay Gre nert Connre Schopfer Jo Ann Wrrght Judy Mackey Judy Mart1n Judy Skrver Faye Grenert rs Mnf-T GRADE CHEERLEADERS CLARK JR HIGH FIRST ROW Gary Meyer John Tope Gerald Samp sel Clarence Geog Jerry Patterson Rtchard Wen gerd Larry Uhl SECOND ROW Jack Arnold Kenny Mullet Jerry Phlllxps Bob Lrng Jack All1son Roger Kmsey Mr Hall THIRD ROW Marlrn Moore Ioe Patterson Gary Wagers Brlly McVay Trm Hunter Larry Carpenter Ronnte Wagers KILLBUCK GRADE TEAM CAGE CAPE RS SPRING USHERS IN BASEBALL FIRST ROW Virgil Allison Coach Jim Patterson Rlght Field Tom Taylor Pitcher John Coakley Outfleld Dav1d Christopher Thxrd Base Anthony Patter son Manager SECOND ROW Davld Wagers Outfield Dean Eveland Outfield Bob Arnold Left Field Jerry Allison Centerfield Claude Amold Catcher Roger McDowell Fust Base Mlck Lowe Outfxeld Chuck Hams Short Stop John Gum rie Catcher 0' we, lk 3 fi H. 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U s s ' 4 959 Senior Class 'ift ll 7 tar.-ilfdf- ' ' -, ,1 - , 3 ff ,EFXL E 5? sig x 5, in ,V GARY CROS KEY SALUTATORIAN Gary was presldent of the Senror class served on the Student Councll a member of the band four years Boys Chorus and a member of the yearbook staff He won drstnct and state hon ors rn algebra I and II and plane geometry Gary was a Vatslty bas ketball player three years co captarn hrs senror year and quarter back of the football team hrs last two years Gary was accepted as a student in engmeenng at Ohro State Um versity JAN DENMAN VALEDICTORIAN Jan has not only been an honor student but was very actrve in ex tracurrrcular act1v1ues He was elected edrtor of the school paper the Buck Eyer and chosen edxtor of the yearbook the Antler He was Holmes County typmg champron wrnmng the hrghest 1nd1v1dual score ever achreved rn the county contest He ranked first in Kent drs tnct rn the Socral Studxes test won state rankrngs rn World and Amen can Hrstory was class vice presl dent lrbrarran and member of the Boys Mrxed Chorus Jan recexved a four year schol arshrp 1D Journalrsm to Kent State Unlverslty ff L 1-U!-g WHO S WHO 'in Most Popular Boy TOM TAYLOR Most Popular Gul JO ANN I CARPENTER Most Studrous DAVID MACE Most Mannerly NX WAYNE KINSEY Most Dxgmfled JUDY DENMAN WIIIIBSI X JANDENMAN SlowestMov1ng VAUGHN CROUP Soberest DAVID MACE Fuumest Laughter JACK CARPENTER Sleep rest ED NORRIS Most Ardent Jitterbug DON FREDERICK Most Dependable MARY JANE ELLIOTT Most Beammg Smlle - JO ANN CARPENTER Teacher's Pet - LORENA CASEY Chatterbox - CLARA ROWE N1cestDisposn1on - MARY ROSE STRAITS and GARY CROSKEY Most Ego- P nstxcal - BILL NORRIS Most Enthuslastrc - CLARA L. ROWE Best All-Round Athlete - TOM TAYLOR Greatest Ladres' Man - LARRY GRAY Most Llkely to Succeed - GARY CROSKEY Best Lookmg Boy - TOM TAYLOR Best Looking Gul - MARY ROSE STRAITS. ' 1 1 rye. ff + if Q 'Z' I I ' Q X ., , M! ' 44. ,G L - I i . . . . 4 E c - ,, -- 11 , f ' . I an , -3223? I FZ A if ' ' ' ' 1'.-3l--F.aJ- 3. 5 V J- , ' . , . , f, 1 FF f if 2' , 54 ' S ' - 'ix f N- 9 K' I . I Q 1 ' 4 ' 'U' ' ' 1 Q. ' 'W f r . 9 N: 1 . Q 5 tax - - - I E! - - - PROPHECY Amrd a whrrlwrnd of actrvrty the deadlrne for the aftemoon edr tron of the DAILY GLOBE rs drawrng near Jan Denman edrtor and publrsher of the great metropolrtan darly and the other members of the huge staff are workrng agarnst trme rn preparrng last mrnute ma terral Late reports are flockrng rn from the four corners of the earth The arr rs frlled wrth a sense of urgency and tenseness As always the rnevrtable deadlrne wrll be met wrth the nrghtmare of another loomrng ahead In black bold letters the headlrne story of the day rs splashed across the front page ATLAS REACHES MOON Thrs spectacular was achreved through the efforts of rocket engrneer Davrd Mellor who has won natronal fame before by workrng wrth Gary Croskey and Tom Taylor fellow engrneers m constructrng an underground tunnel from Calrfornra to Hawarr QHawa1r had become the 50th State only recently when Larry Conner powerful Senator from Ohro had dramatrcally announced he would resrgn from the Sen ate rf the statehood brll were not passed 3 The number two story of the day rs that of a record breakrng fllghr from New York to London In 11 mrnutes and Z2 seconds ace prlot Bud Smrth and hrs co prlot Frank Matson flew over the Atlantrc The charmrng steward esses on thrs amaz rng flrght were Lo retta Rrdenbaugh and Jo Ann Carpen ter lncrdentally Loretta's most famous flrght rs her last one as she has frnally de crded to marry Jan Scherbe well known TV comedran A feature story on the Mother of the Year rs berng promrnently drs played on the front page For the frrst trme rn rts hrstory thrs contest re sulted rn a tre The double wrnners were Mary Jane Ellrott and Karen Taylor And rnterestmgly enough Karen s husband Phrl Turk was voted Another feature on page one concerns Jrm Purdy fa mous bandleader who had provrded entertarnment at the Whrte House Thrs publrcrty stunt was arranged by hrs agent Wayne Bamett to promote the sale of hrs new rec ord album Musrc to Dance By the layout on page two the edrtor of the GLOBE rs greeted by a photo of Clara Rowe Hollywood actress recently nommated for an Oscar The prcture was taken by ace photographer lim Butler whose partner rs Garrett Schonauer 'lv is Another photograph on the second page is of Lorene Chapman, national typing champion, who had typed for 11 consecutive hours. At the end of this strenuous she was put under sedation by nurse '72nQ Carol Starner. lancing briefly over the financial page the editor H finds that hlstory was made today in the business world David Christo pher and Jack Close Wall Street bankers merged their banking and trust companies to form a million dollar a day busmess Although the foremost bankers this side of Swrtzerland these two business magnates were not shrewd o obtain the services of Marlene Neal top flight secretary She chose as her employer Jim Patterson another wizard of the financial world On the Woman s Page the editor finds a new column written by the distinguished beauty Miss Shrrley Carpenter T introductory column includes a letter sent ur by Virginia Casey wife of a garage mechanic Another article on this page deals with the Lonely Hearts Club Chnstena. Dix Corme Talbert and Joyce Peters have pooled their resources and perfected a Universal Mating Machine scanning the Sports Page the chief of the GLOBE sees that John Coakley gridrron commentator has given his whole hearted support to the new coaclung rdeas advanced by Richard Snow well known OSU football coach Under the column News in Brief the editor discovers that a mlssing diamond necklace case has been solved by Alva Hall and Robert Hall of the world famous Hall 8: Hall Detective Agency The S500 000 necklace Another story tmder this column concerns the two owners of the Alvarado Silver Mines in Mexico Torn Guthne and Larry Gray These two wealthy men have dectded to retire and take a sea cruise around the umn the editor finds ter has completed has new fense Highway system A fleet of trucks led by Larry VanS1ckle wrll make the initial run over this super coast to-coast highway Upon reachmg this destmauon that Junior Carpen Vauglm Croup portrait painter known the world over One more day's events have been recorded for posterity G , L I I . 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