LaGrange High School - Key Yearbook (LaGrange, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

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They enioyed all the special privileges and rights granted to seniors. They looked forward with courage and anticipation to a challenging, adult life after commencement. This year has meant something a little different to each student and faculty member, but to everyone, this was the year for new achievements and growth in our expanding school life. 3 is itms 'WE K Ken Sooy shows the project which won him and two other boys a blue ribbon at the i959 Science Fair. They received a certificate and an excellent rating at the District Science Fair. Students mingle in the halls before homeroom period in the morning and between classes, comparing assign- ments, new clothes and last Friday's football game. Stiidents' hours every Pupils listen in the classrooms, are busy, minute is filled and apply what they've learned DIVERSIO Paper mache' masks were one of the interesting proiecfs in the high school art classes. Here Jeanne Buttle is seen hard at work. IS A PART OF EDUCATIO Through supervised classes, pupils organized dance band work out a new are free to branch out and form their beat during free periods or after own ideas or develop discovered school. abilities. Three members of the newly- 7 Here are shown some of are only a few of the boys in LaGrange into the field of manual arts and earning how to make practical items and also preparing jobs later on in industry. The boys are under the Pruski. - Shop and Ag classes 51? v5- '7 N ,srl e 06 K Q A D vy b v . 1393-THU ,K ,y Z? 1 1 I an 4' 'J N 9 67 'Q These Future Farmers of America farming methods, the boys also partici- boys learn to repair all types of farm pate in many county wide activities machinery and keep it in good working such as the parliamentary procedure order. Besides keeping up-to-date in contest and cattle and soil iudging. Some of the members attended FFA Joel Mclloberts to the National Con- camp and also the convention. This vention in Kansas City, Missouri. The year the chapter sent Clyde Archer and boys are instructed by Mr. Hyatt. fill a b0y,s day. -P-Q, . ..,,c These girls are shown concentrating on their typing speed. This is one require- ment of a good secretary. THE CAREER GIR Something new at LaGrange High this year is the stenorette. This senior girl is shown tran- scribing a letter. A person dictates to the tapep later the secretary listens and types it in letter form. ND FUTURE HOUSEWIFE PRACTICE A good homemaker? Yes, that is one point the Home Ec. class at LaGrange stresses. These girls learn to sew and to plan a balanced meal. They believe a healthy person is a happier one. The advanced classes work on home furnishings and color schemes in the home. All these things help to make a good homemaker. , Y .. ' L. '3..:w2' H 1. . 4' . .i 1-' ' . - - , ' DAILY - - - - - Q. X - 1. fs .Q . . I A - - - s TI Learnin knows As necessary as the classes themselves are the tests given to determine the amount retained by the student. Here Mr. Richard Smith is shown testing one of his classes. I2 no limit In English the students learn the parts of speech. This helps them in the study of foreign languages as well as helping them to master the English language. ,W ,. .. x zw kg ,If s , f L, Nw W 5' gs, lg.. . X 2 F 2 ass? 1s5'5.,,- s . sw si k Q iii? ' A-41 ,, Q, Q A 1 ,sw M5359 777 57,1 s 'l gg- 3.14.03 X v.m'!iwll0ah--nfsttcnv' 'W-Affrl whim W.. A., .' .fp v '- . asm-.fs I3 Everydoy during lunch hours, the members of the Student Council sell school supplies. This is one of the many services rendered by the Student Council. Lunch time often serves os a study hall for some students. ln the fore- ground of this picture we see ca few students doing iust thot thing. BET EE CLASSES E 14 AT L. .S. A tall underclassman helps a short upperclassman reach her books. 'QNX The usual library scene has students gathering theme material, reading magazines, and hunting for books. ix 'is .Q In m'uQ' ' V Q 1 ' fi 1 nn -s 5' s s -.sW'9i?n ' -vj 5: . -N'g'?s.'-r. ., Stems-.isp SNS A familiar sight in the office are the girls who work during the day answering the telephone, making announcements over the P.A. system, sorting mail and doing various other errands. THE SCHOOL EXTENDS One service rendered by members of the Future Teachers of America is taking over elementary classes when a teacher is needed else- where. Betty Gleason is shown here helping a first grade class. BEYOND THE CLASSROOM 'I6 'J' ' an B 4 , - , J Q4 l67'r'-5g,f eil The LoGzonge Hugh Wlldcofs elcxled Queen Pol ond her royol count wlfh o 30 6 vlcfory over Soufh Amherst On The following evening Queen Pol reigned over the homecoming clonce. 17 SUE BOX Freshman Attenda HI MINNIE SPARKS Sophomore Attendant 5 S 2 LUIS PMN DLE Junior Artendan I fmx .1 Y 1958 Homecoming queen, Barbara Homecoming queen. I 2 5.1 IO MIDDLESTETTER Senior Attendanr 3 Forbnslr, crownf PatRodacl1y, 15359 1 k 2 Si URLEY SMITH Senror Attendant ALMA MATER 1' T3 .. , .. . ww, s 3 I , MLA- -.. - ,.xv, I...-..,.,.,.,..,,, .... amp 5 5 W1 J ill p' HF-,J ig? 5 J V ACTIVITIES g f I 5 .. '3 ' xmysrous SUPERINTENDE5T'IN?RbVES - 'fi iEsQ, GERY '-' -'I' W stew H FOLLOWING SUR LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Jones, Editorg Dave Lindsey, Editorg Marilyn Martin, Junior Editor, , is 1 lf, jf ' ,ff2pfiifZfi,ffjfff' I a'iufie'6T msbsi,Tv79'5.sezszr'1a,' , - - Lagrgngeiglgpwgchogl- - , AHPS DELAXEQAQEQEUBEZQFT1LLNE?5 FACULTY sEns,HdNesiRoLn'-s on ALL SUBJEC2BgTAKEN..... 12th,fU.Q Q Dennis Bel? 1 ' - uecem0!T ze..unr1stmas dance adj ggiggeniggggishfe LaGrange Q2 January 4th..Schoo1 opeQs.... ffxl Naggilgaiish SNO-BALL TO BE spomsossn' Nye-ssnions by BWV Gleason A C , ' 4 1 12 ,Kathy Kolozy f D ld L1 d The Toppers will play 'ro .8 t6,e rf av n Say on Tuesday even1nz.sDece gErQ29ff1w E?r0ldUL9P3 .LALU 15,551.1 LJULLVU4. uagwig-Efglvhhvb lA.Dl,ULA-G Senior High Girls' Chorusj'the-Sepho-D more Girls' Chorus, the Triple Trio, the Senior and Junior Tr1osfiBoys3 vw Ensemble, and the 7th and Sth grade choruses, under the direction offg Mrs. Wilma Tran, presented wells known and some not-so-well-known Christmas songs and a play. 20 BS S 4 bJohn Scott ' Sue Wise continued on page 3.. FFA BOYS WIN SECOND PLACE IN COUNTY CONTESTgONLY 112 POINT BEHIND SULLIVAN. Contest 1s.1n Parliamentary PP0cedure. KEY STAFF The i960 KEY, like Rome, was not built in a day. It had its beginning in the summer of i959 at the High School Journalism Institute at Indiana Univer- sity. The editor, Jo Anne Schrock, and layout editor, Lynda Gatz, spent two weeks there making the basic plans for every page of the book. With the beginning of school in September, the real work began. Ads were sold, pictures taken and copy written, in a frantic rush to get the pages to the printers before the Decem- ber 30th deadline. Cilockwise are Jo Anne Sulirock, Editorg Lynda Gatz, Layout Editorg Ken Sooy, Sports Editorg Dave Jensen, Assistant Editorg and Jeanne Buttle, Art Editor. 27-F' NME' Pictured in tlie inset is Daxtd Gulgin, Business Manager ,Q x L 5 , N xx J I Nsjlff ASSISTING THE EDITORS ARE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Dalgleisli, Joanne Pickwortli, J ite bininis Typist Betty Gleason, Senior Sectiong Natalie Fish, Faculty Sectiong and lean Sclirock, Typist. tudent Council , s - 13 ,3 Qfxggfzr:-555333 -2 , - ses Q 3' it wx is -k is Y X xf in STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE: Bonnie Gleason, Dennis Lux, Elaine Hastings, Marsha Meeksj Clyde Archer, Jeanne Buttle, Sue Garner, Sue Wise, Bill Garner, Darrell Dunlap, Alice Adams, Irene Wolf, Janet Gregory, Ernie Cassidy, Jo Middlestetter, and Sponsor, Mr. Donald Grieve. President Jeanne Buttle attended a seminar at Ohio University last summer to better understand her job. XY We -sei Q Student Council members meet during and outside of school to consider problems of special importance to the entire student body of the school. ' 22 Math and Science Club Latin Club LATIN CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Pat Sooy, Sally Rodak, Janet Dalgleish, Susan Long, Ken Archer, Gayle Austin, Alex Kasubienski, Dennis Lux, Freda Martin, Mary Patty, Russell Reinders, Virginia Thach, Jean Thompson, Jack Todd, Marsha Walters, Mary Ann Lauer, Janice Jones, Barbara Miller, Jo-Anne Schrock, Lynda Gatz, Betty Gleason, Jo-Anne Soja, Karen Lucas, and Sponsor, Mrs. Helen Lautenschleger. INTER NOS, the Latin name for the club, makes plans for and helps carry out the annual Roman banquet, at which members of the yi? first-year class serve as slaves. MATH AND SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Dave Simon, Bob Leonard, Bret Sayers, Gary Brooks, Pat McFadden, Dave Jensen, Larry Schank, Jim Davis, Jack Eaton, Ray Campbell, Judy Yates Jim Dawson, Lyle Smith, Darrell Dunlap, George Clift, Ken Sooy, Dennis Smith, Wayne Silver, Richard Ebeling. Joan Harper, Robert Tanner, and Sponsors, Mr. Donald Grieve, and Mr. Gilbert Bihn. Students with special in- terest iii science, mathematics, and astronomy ioin this club to carry on proiects and to help promote the Science Fair. .Q-..- Future Farmers of America Asad, MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ARE: Bob Stevanus, John Krzyniak, Frank Sheldon, George Roser, Russell Knapp, John Miller, David Cornish, Ron Mitchell, Bill Yarosh, Jim Knapp, Allen Gordon, Jim Webb, Dick Farrand, Jroey Zalka, Gene Kessler, Dennis Walters, John Marozsan, Philip Scott, Marty Pasadyn, Clyde Arche , Tim McMullen, Joel McRoberts, Jim Arnoczky, Jack Clifford, Jack Ratcil, Bruce Chuha, Jim Lang, Kirby Smith, Larry Kuckenrither, Ron Hart, Glenn Miller, Dick Wilson, Dave Long and Sponsor, Mr. George Hyatt. President, C. Archer, with vocational agriculture teacher, Mr. G. Hyatt. The F.F.A. motto is LEARNING TO DO DOING TO LEARN EARNING TO LIVE LIVING TO SERVE. Home Ee Club MEMBERS OF THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ARE: Carol Spencer, Jackie Dill, Carol Walkden, Carol Weitzel and Sponsor, Miss Marilyn Farmer. . U ' 524. ... I R S F ss -s W 24 Future Teachers of America MEMBERS OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB ARE: Kathy Pelton, Maryann Lauer, Sally Ann Rodak, Lynda Gatz, Pat Sooy, Betty Gleason, Jo Anne Schrock, Betty Dalgleish, Sue Long, Jeanne Buttle, Marilyn Martin, David Lindsey, Janice Jones, Janice Simms, Sharon Bell, Janet Dalgleish, Marsha Walter, Sarah Pryce, Freda Martin, Irene Wolf, Iris Baughman, Joanne Pickwortli, Kathy Kolozy Karen Gilliam, Carolyn Hunsaker, Bonnie Gleason, Karen- Wolcott, Sue Garner, Jo-Anne Soja, Anne Smith, Sandy Bobel, Rosalie Beane, Elaine Hastings, Judy McMullen, Mary Ann Linden, Bonnie Thomp- son, Karen Lucas, Carolyn Tallman, Linda Sooy, Gayle Austin, Linda Hart and Sponsor, Mrs. Helen Lautenschleger. Commercial Club COMMERCIAL CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Pat Rodachy, Shirley Smith, Jan Simms, Mary Spencer, Kathy Mills, Kathy Kolozy, Gayle Smith, Emma Blabey, Jean Schrock, Ramona Campbell, Anne Rogers, Peggy Tanner, and Sponsor, Mrs. Martha Pollock. Varsity Club VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Ken Sooy, Lenn Forbush, Dave Lindsey, Marty Pasadyn, Bill Garner, Tim McMullen, Dave Jackson, Ron Smink, Gary Weigl, Vic Wlaszyn, Roger Posey, Gary Behner, Chris Barbato, Dave Jensen, and George Clift. One of the sponsors of the group is Mr. David Smith, high School principal and track coach. Booster Club Coach Bernard Cutting is the sponsor ofthe school's largest club - so large that all the names could not possibly be listed on this page. 26 Projection Club PROJECTION CLUB MEMBERS THIS YEAR ARE: David Jackson, David Gulgin, Harris Opfer, Clyde Archer, Dennis Bell, Richard Ebeling, Roger Posey, Ken Sooy, Wayne Silver, David Walkden, Jack Scott, Bill Forbush, Ronald Sklenar, Frank Buga, Vic Wlaszyn, Todd For- bush, Jim Lang and David Long. Sponsor is Mr. John Abell. fPicrure at Rightb INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Bill Garner, Chuck Gross, Homer Roush, Gene Fye, Alfred Parrish, Glenn Rising, Darrel Taylor, Michael Thomas, Harold Thornsbury, Blaine Van Meter, Jim Johnson, Gary Prindle, Clement Klingshirn, Gary Grause and Mr. Thomas Pruski, the Sponsor. fPicture Belowj Industrial Arts Club Dramatics Club DRAMATICS CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Joanne Pickworth, Pat Brunger, Karen Kellogg, Marsha Meeks, Jo Middle stetter, Lois Prindle, Irene Wolf, Judy McMullen, Bonnie Gleason, Sherry Burr, Shirley Lacko, Dee Anne Prinz, Pat Holcomb, Sandra Hebebrand, Mary Ann Linden, Gloria Fye, Jerry Opfer, David Lindsey, Betty Dalgleish, Kathy Kolozy, Jolyn Buswell, Ruth Ann Sooy, Shirley Crayton, Linda Burke, Sandy Bobel, Wayne Bryant, Sue Morse, Sarah Pryce, Jean Sparks, Jo Anne Soja, and Sponsor, Mrs. M. E. Nemmers. Bible Club BIBLE CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Rita Lang, Esther Howard, Becky Giesel, Sharon Bell, Iris Baughman, Hazel Howard, Dave Walkden, Carolyn Tallman, Linda Hart, Bonnie Thompson, Sally Ekleberry, Evelyn Yoho, Eva Auble, Alicia Frashure, Judy Norris and Sponsor, Mr. Richard D. Smith. 28 Judy MeMullen Maryann Lauer K Emma lllabey Marslm Meeks Majorettes and Grangerettes Magorettes taken with Grangelettes Susan Smith, Margaret Newhouse Charlotte Noble and joan Mtlioberts They are under the direction of Miss Constance Burton Karen Kellogg X Lois Prindle li of 2 lvsi Q l 4 ng!! w-...,3 , 29 TOP TO BOTTOM T. Nabakowski C. Klingshim C. Gnanclt R. Kellogg S. Garner S. Albrecht L. Butchar QABOVED FRONT ROW R Tanner N Uehlein, I. Rosalmd voyuer Durbm L Smevanus SECOND ROW K. Jones, M. Spencer I Buttle THIRD ROW K Smith, D. QRIGHTQ FRONT ROW B Penfound. SECOND ROW M Dam S Long THIRD ROW: S. Box, I. Zlmmerman P Hlldebrandt FOURTH ROW: B. Gleason R Campbell L Raybuck, S. Wise. 30 -2-3-4 TOP TO BOTTOM: under the direction of Miss R. Fatz R, Speith T. Eppley B. Powell J. Opfer J. Lang A QABOVED, FRONT ROW: K. Seaman, L. Holtkamp, J. Dalgleish, J. Pickworth, P. Marsh, D. Long. SECOND ROW: J. Aldrich, S. Pryce, A, Glendenning, A, Gordon. THIRD ROW: R. Campbell, R. Hnddleston, J. Powell, P. McFadden, FOURTH ROW: D. Gulgin, R. Lang, R. Ahlgrim. FIFTH ROW: D. Jensen, W. Silver. QLEFTJ, FRONT ROW: S. LUX. SECOND ROW: K, Buswell, V. Tkach. THIRD ROW: L. Gatz, P. Holcomb, G. Dalgleish. FOURTH ROW: G. Smith, B. Gleason, J. Yates, B. Dalgleish. 31 CABOVEJ, FRONT ROW: R. Durkee, H. Opfer, G. Smink, J. Hastings, A. Mills, W. Silver, P. Sooy. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfe, R. Reinders, P. Tanner, Junior 32 QAboveJ1 C. Walkden, C. Hastings, L. Hart, G. Brooks. High Girl's Chorus TOP TO BOTTOM: B. Kellogg, K. Midcllestetter, J. Corka, P. Scott, S. Albrecht, P. Runnals, K. Hunsaker. S Franzke, J. Hastings, S. Garner, Xt? THE TRANETTES ARE: Janet Gregory, Karen Lucas, Shirley Darby. iw as F THE KEYETTES ARE: Karen Wolcott, RLlIllA11l'l Sooy, Linda Sooy. Freshman Girls' Chorus FRONT ROW: M. Walters, E. Howard, G. Austin, K. Prindle, N. Hoover, F. Martin, N, Horvath. SECOND ROW: L. Reasar, K. Seaman, K. Smith, J. Noster, C. Wytsel, S, Box. THIRD ROW: A. Scliank, M. Patty, J. Dill, G. VanDerWyst. Mixed Chorus Triple Trio Jeanne Buttle Shirley Darby RuthAnn Sooy Karen Lucas Karen Wolcott Janet Gregory Natalie Fish Linda Sooy Rebecca Giesel !f?h WT' QQ FRONT ROW: C. Hunsaker, K. Gilliam, L. Sams, P. Brunger, P. Krause, P. Mitchell, D. Wheeler, K Lucas, J. Buttle, J, Soja, S. Bobel, J. Gregory, K. Wolcott, L. Sooy. SECOND ROW: J. Schrock, C. Tallman, I. Baughman, H. Passadyn, D. Mitchell, P. Tanner, S. Wise, B. Gleason, R. Sooy, P. Rodachy N. Fish, M, Spencer, I. Middlestetter. THIRD ROW: L. Gatz, R. Giesel, K. Miller, B. Dalgleish, K. Kolozy, P. Sooy, B. Gleason, J. Schrock, S. Smith, J, Simms, K. Mills, R Mitchell, D. Butchar. FOURTH ROW: L. Slatinsky, R, Reinders, G. Fye, J. Dalgleish, I. McMullen, P. Holcomb, A. Rogers, S. Darby E. Hastings, I. Wolf, G. Smith, D. Long, R. Tanner. FIFTH ROW: J. Eaton, R. Campbell, G. Brooks D Dunlap, L. Schank, D. Jensen, B. Leonard, G. Fye, H. Roush. 34 Boys' Ensemble David Long Robert Tanner Homer Roush J. Opfer David Jensen Larry Schank Gene Fye Lyle Smith Girls' G ee Club FRONT ROW: D. Mitchell, P. Krause, P. Mitchell, D. Wheeler, K. Lucas, 1. Buttle, I. Soja, L, Sooy, S Babel. SECOND ROW: K. Kolozy, P. Tanner, S. Crayton, L. Burke, R. Sooy, P, Rodachy, M, Spencer, J Middlesteiter. THIRD ROW: A. Rogers, S. Darby, E. Hastings, K. Wolcott, J, Gregory, J. Schroclr, S, Smith, J. Simms, K. Mills. if 1' ar f .Qi X F Becky Giesel accompanies many of The vocal music groups. This year Jarifh and Clauclia Hastings are also accompanisfs. y . V. All vocal music groups are under the direction of Mrs. Tran. f 'Q 35 Junior High Choruses These groups, composed of seventh and eighth graders, are the potential members of the mixed chorus. For the Christmas program they presented The Christmas Carol, a Dickens' play. 36 bENIORS Bill Garner Ken Sooy Roger Posey Chris Barbato Don Cassidy Marty Pasadyn Kirby Smith Ron Hart Art Williams IUNIORS Ron Smink Len Forbush Gary Weigle Philip Wilson Dave Jensen Bill Forbush Lyle Smith bOPl-IOMORES Dennis Walters Vic Wlaszyn Todd Forbush Jim Knapp jack Ratcil FRESHMEN Glenn Rising Jack Eaton Ken Archer Frank Sheldon Darrell Dunlap Darrell Taylor jack Todd Russell Knapp Jim Dawson LaGrange Wildcats MANAGERS Keith Sooy Jim Webb George Clift for 1959 ILDCATS HAVE BEST SEASON IN THEIR HISTORY OF 11-MAN FOOTBALL I I Y' L' I+' 'L 'X 53,4 P,-..-W :. FIRST ROW: Coach Bernard Cutting, Gary Behner, Kirby Smith, Ron Hart, Cris Barbato, Manager Butch Sooy, Marty Pasadyn, Ken Sooy, Bill Garner, Roger Posey, Coach Joseph Vajentic, SECOND ROW: Manager George Clift, Manager Jim Webb, Jack Eaton, Philip Wilson, Lyle Smith, Bill Forbush, Ron Smink, Lenn Forbush, Dave Jensen, Gary Weigl. TOP ROW: Frank Shel- den, Russell Knapp, Jim Dawson, Darrel Taylor, Vic Wlaszyn, Glenn Rising, Darrell Dunlap, Jack Todd, Denny Walters, Todd Forbush. P L 'i'.:f'm31f ? 5g:s+,.:wf - , it .r X , X A -RNA? 1 1482! 38 xxx, NEW FIELD 15 REWARD OF HARD-WORKING BOOSTER CLUB: Shown above are: Mr. Dale Wise, Mrs. Wm. Forbusll, Mr. Coohtz, Mr. Max Smith, and Mr. Lawrence Sooy as they are about to turn on the lights at the new field. Pictured in the inset is Sue Wise, the i959 Booster Queen. She was the first person to turn on the new lights. This new field inspired the Wildcats, for they turned in their best season since they began ll-man football . The Cots ended the season with a 4-4, for Fifth Place in the Inland Conference. Led by the fine passing of Ron Smink and the running of Ron Hart, the Wildcats gained more than 2500 yards while holding opponents to less than l800. The season's schedule, with scores, is as follows: LG 6 Black River LG l4 Brunswick LG l4 Avon LG l4 Firelands LG 30 South Amherst LG 6 Brookside LG 6 Buckeye LG 28 Columbia Won 4, Lost 4 'indicates Conference Game 0 I2 20 I9' 6-k 28' 20 l6 39 Y Sf' ix N l .X ff? S BILL GARNER, Captain KEN SOOY, Captain Guard End SENIOR LETTERMEN OF 559-'60 RON HART ROGER POSEY Fullback Guard 1 s . ,S KIRBY SMITH CHRIS BARBATO MARTY PASADYN Tackle Center Halfback . A 6.1 -af, . W 40 GIRLS' ATHLETICS Calisthenics are not just for male athletes! H, a ,N X ft .,,-n-ff- ,s , I fs: K Y- -....-, E --s The girls' softball team takes its position while their coach, Miss Cole, discusses the game with Mrs, ,,.... Pollock. It's a hit! Girls' softball, that is. GO, TEAM, GO! says Varisty Cheerleaders Natalie Fish, Karen Lucas, Linda Sooy, and Karen Wolcott. A an.. ' 41 w w Linda Sooy Natalie Fish i959-60 VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Avon Ridgeville N. Fairfield Midview Columbia Lodi W. Reserve Avon N. Fairfield S. Amherst Columbia Avon Lake Firelands S.. Amherst Brookside West Field Karen Wolcott Karen Lucas Sporting their basketball outfits are VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Natalie Fish, Karen Lucas, Linda Soov, and Karen Wolcott. 43 KEYSTO J. V. FRONT ROW: Frank Buga, Clem Klinshirn, George Clift, Lyle Smith, Jerry Opfer, Jim Knapp. TOP ROW: Bill Forbush, Todd Forbush, Bill Yarosh, Dennis Smith. ie. if X f iii! 1, is 2 E 5 5 5 F 5 5 ' 1 ii ' 53 O f ii f O A L if i i T f A 5 ,, : gi I j '-V A - 5 gf TS Q . X Nr - ki - A X 4. hi 3 K n A 5 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Georgia Van Der Wyst, Kathy Smith, Rosalie Beane, Adele Schank. 44 KEYSTONE FROSH .......xi 'mann I 'U wwe imnimmuprlllllssvwu . el., Q.... FRONT ROW: Dennis Lux, Glenn Rising, Darrell Dunlap, Dave Cornish, and Mike Thomas. TOP ROW: Alex Kasubienski, Hal Thornsbury, George Roser, Brett Sayers, and Ray Campbell. -Schedule K Avon K Oberlin K : Columbioi K 1 Columbia 1' K - Buckeye : K 3 Buckeye -F K Avon K - Firelonds i K : Firelcnds: -Q i KEYSTONE BASKETBALL COACHES A H. Youngblood J. Vajentic B, Cutting 45 FRONT ROW: Larry Carmen, John Phalen, Tommy Younglass, David Hart, Randy Wolcott, Richard Wolcott, Dick Clift, Butch Sooy, Jim Johnson, Eddie Sloane, and Paul Webb. SECOND ROW: Darrell Long, Sam Pryce, Lynn Archer, Albert Smith, Gary Smink, Wayne Bousek, Larry Pierce, Dick Durkee, Neil Uehlein, and Pet Sawyer. THIRD ROW: Randy Fatz, Gary Austin, Tom Blabey, George Moran, Troy Ball, Bill Buga, Lynn Sayers, Tim Nabakowski, and Terrylohnson. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Forbush, Bill Armitage, Jeff Aldrich, Ken Yarosh, and Rick Brietkrenz. Junior High Basketball Team and Schedule K Q- S. Amherst Buckeye K - Midview Midview K - Buckeye Oberlin K 1 Firelonds Firelonds K - S. Amherst ixwrszin County High School Rfeport Card Qfiaool -..L-..fK..G..f3.fijll.Q..E- 111235. ,m,, ,.... .nQ-.--- ------ 1,3 52- 19-60 PlcQ,,Q.-.!:.fzQrf u.4.,.s.caf.a Ist SErME'STE5'R S na' SEMES TLR ' 5 .115 .3 gvfias- 'f-, M 1 25. ' Q 5 gY 'Lf 'f+'g5S9 f -fi: 5' , ll -Sw-3:ff'S'f if-fg an mg :- fi '3 no ,mA W3mfL,B E S T 4 .,..+.,.........-.,ix.v....................a.g......... Q !5L A16 +ve- --Q---4 wQ.vn9 ix M, E, A E K f 1., -.X X. X NW xXwx,ag 1 -iai- To the Seniors: My sincere congratulations to the mem- bers of the Senior Class. Parents, teachers and counselors have helped prepare you for the challenges which lie in the field beyond. The great problems ofthe future will be in your hands and the world is depending on the graduates of today. Our interest does not end with your grad- uation. Your success in life will establish a goal for our undergraduates. . The good wishes of the students, Faculty and community go with you in your future endeavors. -M ADMINISTRATION ANI THE '59-'60 SCHOOL BOARD: Dean Smith, Dale Wise, Glenn McMullen, James Hastings and Robert Wheeler. 48 This year Mr, Coontz's secretary is Mrs. Eleanor Pryce, The clerk of the Board 1S Mrs, Helen bmlth. . 3 In January 1960, Mr. Russell Wheeler re- placed Mr. Lauer on the Keystone School Board. IGH SCHOOL FACULTY FRONT: Miss Marjorie F. Downs, Mrs. Alice Shilling, Mrs. Mary Nemmers, Mrs. Dorothy Duer, Mrs. Helen Lautenschleger, Miss Doris Cole, Mrs. Martha Pollock, Miss Marilyn Farmer. SECOND: Mr. Gilbert Bihn, Mr. David Smith, Mr, Theodore Schneider, Mr, Glenn Solomon, Mr. Richard Smith, Mr, Thomas Pruski, TOP: Mr. Joseph Vajentic, Mr. Donald Greive, Mr, Bernard Cutting, Mr, John T, Abell, Mr, George Hyatt, Mr. Harris Youngblood, 1 LEFT: Mrs. Wilma Tran is the vocal music teacher. RIGHT: Miss Rosalind Voyner is the instrumental music teacher, assisted by Miss Constance Burton. 49 T. HIGH scrroot MR. GILBERT BIHN B. S. . M. A. Kent State University MISS DORIS COLE B. A. Baldwin Wallace MR. BERNARD CUTTING B. A, Baldwin Wallace MISS MARIORIE DOWNS B, S, Miami University MRS. DOROTHY DUER B, A, Baldwin Wallace MISS MARILYN FARMER B. S. Ohio State University MR, DONALD GREIVE B, S, Kent State University MR. GEORGE HYATT X B. S. , Ag. Ohio State University MRS, H, LAUTENSCHLEGER X B, A, , Western Reserve M, A, , Ohio State University MRS. DOROTHY MORTON B.A,, Ohio Wesleyan B,S, , Ohio State University The students assume responsibilities Mrs. Hazel Hipp is our for projects which not only aid the Lorain County Health faculty in their teaching but also Nurse, help the students develop a work- ing knowledge. 50 ACULTY We have six new teachers at LaGrange High this year. They teach courses in American Government, History, Indus- trial Arts, Physics, Trigonometry, and Physical Education. Jim Lang finds some very interesting information in a high school textbook. In the picture above Jim, we find Mr. Bihn helping science students find in- formation in the lab. MRS. MARY E. NEMMERS B.A. Dakota Wesleyan University MRS, MARTHA POLLOCK B, S, Bowling Green University MR, THOMAS PRUSKI B.S. Ohio State University MR. THEODORE SCHNEIDER B. S. Fairmont State College MRS. ALICE SHILLING A, B, , B. S, Bowling Green M, A. University of Michigan MR. DAVID C. SMITH B, S. Bowling Green University M, E, Kent State University MR, RICHARD SMITH B. A. Glenville State College MR, GLENN F. SOLOMON B, A, Ohio Northern University MRS, WILMA TRAN B. S, M, Oberlin College MR. JOSEPH VAJENTIC B. S. Findlay College MISS ROSALIND VOYNER B, M. Baldwin Wallace B, S. M, Northwestern University MR, HARRIS YOUNGBLOOD B. S. Baldwin Wallace N SPECIAL SERVICES Mrs. Marge Campbell and Mrs. Nellie Hose are in charge of the cafeteria at LaGrange High School. 55515, ' A s X -J ef un' s ' ,. it Q 'gig lr Milli' Above are bus drivers Carl Hastings, Maurice Above are bus drivers Warren Lauer, Irving Zinimernian, and Mrs. Ruth Ferrirnan. Lauer, and Robert Rowlands. 1 i In M, Mr. and MIS. Fatz. Carl Heckerman, C1ifI0H Bus drivers above are James Johnson, William MacDonald, and Robert Long are custodians Phgleu, and wmiam Motu-en. at LaGrange and West Carlisle Schools. 53 Class of '60 CLYDE F. ARCHER. . .F.T.A. 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2,3, 4, Presi- de'nt 4, Projection Club 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper 4. JAMES ARNOCZKY. . . CHRISTOPHER A. BARBATO. . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, Varsity 4, Projection Club 2, Shop Club 3, Chorus 2, 3, Baseball 1, RICHARD D. BELL. . . Projection Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2. SHERRY BURR. . . Chorus 1, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Booster Club 3. DOREEN BUTCHER. . . Chorus 2. 3, 4, -Camera Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Booster Club 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. JEANNE E. BUTTLE.. .Cheerleader 1, Chorus 2,3, 4, Home- coming Attendant 1, Softball 3, 4, Ensemble 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual 3,4, Bible Club 2, 3, President 3, F. T.A. 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, Booster Club 4, Triple Trio 4, Student Council President 4. RAMONA G. CAMPBELL. . .Band 1, 2,3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3 Commercial Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 54 DONALD CASSIDY . . . Football 2, 3, 4, Camera 1, Track 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Projection Club 2, 3, President 2,3, Dra- matics Club 3, Shop Club 2, 3. BETTY J. DALGLEISH. . . National Honor Society 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Star Band 2,3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, Flute Trio 3, 4, Class Officer 4. REARAE DAVIS. . . Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club President 2, 3, Freshman Girls Chorus 1, Softball 1. RICHARD EBELING. . . Math Club 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 1, 2,3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2. RUTH G. EBELING. . . Freshman Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Senior High Girls Glee Club 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Softball 1. NATALIE G. FISH. . . Band 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, F.T.A, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Booster Club 4, Sextet 3, Triple Trio 4, Office Girl 3,4, Annual staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Play 3. WILIAM A. GARNER. . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2,3, 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Bowling Club 1, Shop Club 1, 2, 3,4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. LYNDA L. GATZ. . . National Honor Society 4, Annual Layout Editor 3,4, Newspaper Staff 3,4, F.T.A. 1, 2,3,4, Latin Club 1, 2,4, Science Club 3, Homecoming Attendant 2, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, Mixed Ensemble 2,3. 55 BETTY L. GLEASON. . .National Honor Society 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3,41 Play 33 F. T.A. 2, 3,4, President 3, 43 Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 43 Feature Editor 3, 43 Annual 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 43 All-Star Band 2, 3,43 Science Club 33 Softball 13 Girls' Glee Club 3. JANET D. GREGORY.. .Majorette 13 Cheerleader 33 Student Council 2, 3,43 Chorus 1,3,4Q Trio 3,4Q Triple Trio 43 Girls Glee Club 3,41 Booster Club 3,41 Home Economics Club 33 Grangerette 1. DAVID GULGIN. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4: Projection Club 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Newspaper Staff 1, 2. RON H. HART. . .Football 43 Projection Club 1, 2,33 Track 2,3Q Varsity Club 2,3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,4. DAVID J. JACKSON. . . Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 13 Projection Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. 23 Booster Club 33 Track 4, GENE KIGHT. . . KATHLEEN o. KoLozY.. .Latin Club 1, 23 F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3,41 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 43 Mixed Ensemble 33 Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Girl 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 National Honor Society 43 Softball 1,21 Class Play 3. LAURENCE A. KUCHENRITHER. . . F. F.A. 4: Shop 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2. ,56 SHIRLEY A. LACKO. . . Home Economics Club 1, Booster Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Science Club 3. JAMES I. LANG...F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Basketball 1, 2,3, 4, Projection Club 3,4, Class Play 3, All-Star Band 3,4. DAVID H. LINSEY. . .Class Officer 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Newspaper 1, 2,3, 4, Editor 4, Annual 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 4, Football Manager 2, Class Play 3, Projection Club 2. HAROLD R. LONG. . .Annual 3, Newspaper 2, Baseball 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Booster Club 4, Dramatics Club 3. TIMOTHY E. MCMULLEN.. .Football 1, 2,3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Booster Club 3. LAURENE J. MIDDLESTETTER. . . Chorus 1, 4, Softball 1, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, President 3, Student Council 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Homecoming Attendant 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Elyria High 2. KATHLEEN L. MILLS.. .Office Girl 2, 3, 4, Librarian 1, Chorus 2,3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' Glee Club 3,4, RITA MITCHELL. . . Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 3, 4, Softball 4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Library Assistant 4, Track 3, 57 BYU! 5 I E H Q X f Q X 'iqki Y . . if t . a: it vs 'W GARY MOKREN. . . Projection Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, Camera Club 2. HARRIS OPFER. . . Basketball 2, 3, 4, Shop Club 3, Projection Club 2,4, Band 1, 2,3,4. MARTIN PASADYN. . . F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2,3,4, Football 2,3,4, Baseball 2, 4, Track 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Projection Club 3. ROGER M. POSEY. . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, Varsity Club 2, 3,4, Math Club 3, Projection Club 4. KATHLEEN PUTNAM.. .Office Assistant 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Drama 3, Commercial Club 2, PATRICIA A. RODACHY. . . Booster Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Annual Staff 4, Office Assistant 3, Library Assistant 4, Homecoming Queen 4. E. ANN ROGERS. . . Elyria High 1, 2, Softball 3,4, Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 3,4, Dramatics Club 3, Booster Club 3, Commercial Club 4. BEVERLY SAYERS. . . 58 lil pq JEAN A. SCHROCK. . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3,4, Chorus 4, Girls' Glee Club 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, Home Economics Club 2, Library Aid 1, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1. JO ANNE SCHROCK. . . Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Editor 3, 4, Student Council 1, Class Play 3, Newspaper 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 4, F. T.A. 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2, 4, President 4, Girls' Softball 1, 2, Office Assistant 4, Science Club 3. PHILIP SCOTT. . . F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4, School Patrol 3, 4, Class Officer 4. wAYNE G. s11.vER...Baskerba11 1, 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 2, Varsity Club 4, Projection Club 2, 3,4, Band 1, 2,3,4, IANICE SIMMS. . . Booster Club 1, 3, Softball 1,4, Com- mercial Club 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. GAYLE SMITH. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Booster Club 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, Flute Trio 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 1, Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. KIRBY T. SMITH. . .Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2,3,4, Baseball 2, Band 1, 2,3,4, Chorus 1, 2, Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY A. SMITH. . . Commercial Club 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 3, Girls' Glee Club 4, Chorus 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Office Assistant 2, Homecoming Attendant 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Freshman Girls' Glee Club 1. 59 'X 'Q' x I gk' -N3 6 .sf 4 fi' KENNETH L. sooY. ..Class Officer 1, 2, 3,4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Projection Club 2, 4, Class Play 3. LINDA K. SOOY. . .Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Student Council 1, Trio 3, 4, Triple Trio 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3,4, Girls' Ensemble 4, Commercial Club 3, Freshman Quartet 1. PATRICIA A. SOOY. . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Glee Club 1, Freshman Quartet 1, Mixed Ensemble 3, Latin Club 1, 2,4, President 2, Drum Ensemble 1, 2, F. T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Annual Staff 3, 4, Newspaper 3, F. F. A. Sweetheart Attendant 3. MARY L. SPENCER. . .Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. T.A. 1, 2, Freshman Glee Club 1, Commercial Club 3,4, Booster Club 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3,4, PEGGY J. TANNER. . . Band 1, 2, 3,4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Newspaper 3,4, National Honor Society 4, Girls' Glee Club 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, F. T. A. 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Commercial Club 4, Home Economics Club 2,3, Pep Band 3,4, Softball 4. DAVID R. WALKDEN. . .Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 3, 4, Bible Club 3,4, F. F.A. 1, 2. ROBERT A. WIECH. . . Shop 1, 2, 3, 4, Projection Club 1, 3, Shop Club 2, 4, ARTHUR WILLIAMS. . . Basketball 1, 4, Football 3, F.F.A. 2, 3, Booster Club 4, Projection Club 1, 60 RICHARD WILSON. . . KAREN WOLCOTT. . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, .5 4, Softball 1, 2,3, 4, Sextet 2,3, Trio 3,4, Triple Trio 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Booster Club 2, 3,4, F.T.A. 3,4, Latin Club 1, 2, Class Play 3, Majorette 1, Homecoming Attendant 2. SENIOR CLASS MOTTO. . . With the ropes of the past We'll ring the bells of the future. COLORS.. .Blue and White FLOWER. . . Red Rose PQ OFFICERS, CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Betty Dalgleish, Secretary, Ken Sooy, President, David Lindsey, Treasurer, Philip Scott, Vice-President. In December of 1959, LaGrange High School officially changed its name to Keystone High School. Sub- sequently, the Seniors of 1960 are the first class to graduate from K. H. S. 61 Class of '61 9 aa P S 3? sl is ...Z , 6 , A 'ii-5,32 Qg,-gi WJ A B has K Y at L A at wX Ni if LJ V ' 5 f Q: - ,. H , ,K ay , ,e,. .. 5 u 4 J.A?::lT7',g ' I 4 2 , .K J? uniora F an 32 K fe. 1l.K. i ' 1 lx -. K .Xl at . 7,7 I A iF:'L.- 3 , Q Jig? V. I: VV :,, in TS X .' l -L. Q K :., ,J 1 J'-H Jtyt L I ' W ' w 1 Q ,,'A at 'J t 5 , ' J mf, Q xg -.txt , 2, in-rw, 4 ' 23? V :.. i s L- i L . . 'iff lisa J J - LL ' Q in ix i mx L xml . L H i Hx giggle, , Q Y K: TM' gi J J ,l k ,I at , X I 62h Richard Alhgrim Iris Baughman Gary Behner Emma Blabey Sandra Bobel Bonnie Botamer Pat Brunger Linda Burke Jolyn Buswell Bruce Chuha Jack Clifford Shirley Crayton Shirley Darby Sally Ekleberry Kay Eshman Lenn Forbush Bill Forbush Gene Fye Gloria Fye Charles Gross Joan Harper Elaine Hastings Sandra Hebebrand Hazel Howard Dave Jensen Janice Jones Karen Kellogg Pamela Krause Rita Lang Mary Ann Lauer Robert Leonard Mary Ann Linden David Long Karen Lucas Joel McRoberts Marsha Meeks Barbara Miller Glenn Miller James Miller Della Mitchell Peggy Mitchell Judy Norris Joanne Pickworth Lois Prindle Sally Rodak Homer Roush Jack Scott Larry Schank Dave Simon Ronald Sklenar Minnie Slone Ron Smink Lyle Smith JoAnne Soja Ruth Ann Sooy Carolyn Tallman Robert Tanner Bonnie Thompson ' f 5, f X s - I 4- I l g W 'R ,H -l t 'BV' bv N Jackie VanCooney R, ' G' Gal' Wei 1 Li J Z . .- I' Y 3 x x Rich VanMeter Dianne Wheeler Philip Wilson Irene Wolf Evelyn Yoho iff , . s-. 63 Class of '62 WA 5 Him g ., at etaeiifisf v f fs: at L Q N5 t K K f A b 1 v,,.L,. 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Norman Alexander Eva Auble Rosallie Beane Sharon Bell Wayne Bryant Frank Buga Jayne Buttle Betty Carson George Clift Bonnie Cornell Janet Dalgleish James Davis Sharon Eshman Richard Farrand Todd Forbush Karen Frasure Sue Garner Becky Giesel Karen Gilliam Bonnie Gleason Donna Greenwald Allen Gordon Linda Hart Pat Hildebrandt Pat Holcomb Carolyn Hunsaker James Johnson Gene Kessler Clement Klingshirn Jim Knapp Gary Krause Betty Lacko Sue Long John Marazon Marilyn Martin Judy McMullen Tony Midkiff Jeannette Mills Kitty Miner Zharon Miller Donna Myers Jerry Opfer Helen Pasadyn Kathy Pelton Gary Prindle Dee Ann Prinz Jack Ratcil Virginia Reaser Betty Roser Linda Sams Ruth Ann Sauer John Scott Karen Sipple Ann Smith Dennis Smith Minnie Sparks Carol Spencer Phyllis Sooy Maureen Turek Vic Wlaszyn Dennis Walters Jim Webb Sheila Widder Pat Winters Sue Wise William Yarosh Judy Yates Joe Zalka .F . ,,:. ,ft,. , 3 A st Sf S Y Y JU lv x ,f xiijga. 'eff i w 'ns st ',. V 31515 ' f, ' ' ' M f l ' Q 10th grade officers QLEFT TO RIGH Tj are: John Scott, vice-presidentg Gary Prindle, presidentg Ann Smifh, secre- taryg Jayne Buttle, treasurer, 10th graders have begun the climb to the top of the ladder, They are a step or two ahead of the 9th grade. Next year will find them well on their way Class of '63 jl'2dAlfl'l2l'l 66 Kenneth Archer Pat Auble Gayle Austin Sue Box Gary Brooks Ray Campbell Dave Cornish Jim Dawson A Jackie Dill Rolene Doman Darrell Dunlap Jack Eaton Jeannette I-Iignett Norma Hoover Nancy Horvath Esther Howard Robert Howard Alex Kasubienski Russell Knapp Sharon Knapp John Kryzamak Dennis Lux Freda Martin Larry Mauer Sandra McAllister Pat McFadden John Miller Ron Mitchell Sue Morse Jerry Noster Alfred Parish Mary Patty Karen Prindle Sarah Pryce Lois Reaser Russ Reinders Glenn Rising George Roser ' Brett Sayers Adele Schank Wayne Scott Kathy Seaman Frank Sheldon Ron Sheldon Leslie Slatinski Kathy Smith Jean Sparks Bob Stevanus Pat Stiles Darrel Taylor Michael Thomas Jean Thompson Harold Thornsbury Virginia Tkach Jack Todd Blaine Van Meter Georgia Vanderwyst Carol Walkden Marsha Walters Carol Weitzel Judy Wolf Linda Yuronich 'fl - :wa1Q i f' 1. , se HN Q, rj - Q ay.. : I.. A . is T rg 5 Q 4, i Q T, Q T K vt! 5 T T' 1 'l' ! .......- QQ! ll ...sf-Q A.. gif 'T 9th grade officers QLEFT TO RIGHTJ are Sandra McAllister, treasurerg Judy Wolf, secretaryg Sue Box, presidentg Kathy Smith, vice-president. Although the 9th graders are at the bottom of the ladder this year, the climb to the top will seem only too short. EIGHTH GRADE 8-A FRONT ROW: Ernie Cassidy, Jim Johnson, Frank Arnoczky, Sandra Burr, Loretta Hall, Jacqueline Buttle, Joan McRoberts, Peggy AcAtee, Kathy Hunsaker. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Nemmers, Jane Zimmerman, Anita Glendenning, Kathy Buswell, Carol McMullen, Bill Buga, Sarah Garner, Anoinette Mole, Karen Middle- stetter, Gary Austin, Betty Wilson. THIRD ROW: Sandra Brooks, Donna Butcher, Barbara Kasubinski, Linda Arnold, Bobby Kellogg, Shelia Franski, Nancy Wise, Jarith Hastings, Barbara Dill, Pat Hildebrandt, BACK ROW: Dick Durkee, Jim Frame, John Fye, Ben Cory, Terry Johnson, Tom Blabey, Richard Breitzkranz, William Gordon, Troy Ball. Already the homework assignments are getting longer. A few short A months and these students will be ma- !! king out their schedules for the hugh school years ahead 68 EIGHTH GRADE 8-B FRONT ROW: Jacquee Korka, Susan Smith, Dick Clift, Lewis Roush, Charlotte Noble, Richard Wolcott, Larry Stevanus, Phyllis Runals, Neal Uehlein, Keith Sooy. SECOND ROW: Patsy Scott, Nancy Mitchell, A1 Peas, Delva Gould, Norma Sword, Mike Johnson, Bill Myers, Erna Weese, Joan Greenwald, Gene Scott, Ralph Speith. THIRD ROW: Carol Sauer, Carol Harper, Tom Eppley, Chuck Styles, Chuck Moore, Philip Mclntire, Ken Abramoski, Jeff Aldrich, Ken Yarosh, Robert Lauer, BACK ROW: Mike Thomas, Richard Putnam, Jack Trippon, Lynn Sayers, Jack Kuchehrither, Eugene Lother, Tim Nabakowski, Robert Lockhart, George Moran, Sandra Widder, Joan Alexander. Better students this school year have begun their study of algebra in the 8th grade. Q , A X .TSX 69 SEVENTH GRADE 7-A FRONT ROW: Kathy Susak, David Hart, John Ratcil, James Rail, Diane Sayers, Karen Rogers, Tom Younglas, Jerry Moore. SECOND ROW: Connie Norris, Tom Reed, Ed Pearce, Wayne Duplaga, Norma Preston, Merle Kraig, Jo Ann Silver, Carol Webb, Mr. Solomon. BACK ROW: Shirley Barnwell, Linda Tester, Dale Chuha, Ron Hammerick, Charles Brubaker, Jim Slone, Carol McAllister, Gene Forbush, 7-B FRONT ROW: Evelyn Lauer, John Phalen, Linda Guthrie, John Korka, Judy Cool, Gary Smink, Carol Opal, David Keiffer. SECOND ROW: Pam Geisel, Marilyn Dani, Sam Pryce, Richard Parks, Jean Box, Laura Butcher, Alice Acl'ams, Pat Malter, Miss Downs. THIRD ROW: Judy Durbin, Lynn Archer, 'Barry Penfound, Darrell Long, Ed Slone, Larry Pierce, Sharon Albrecht, Anita Mills. BACK ROW: Pat Marsh, Nancy Martin, Diane Wood, Carmen Gnadt, Russell Steffie, Sharon Parks, Wayne Bousek, Jim Powell.. 70 SEVENTH GRADE 'I-C FRONT ROW: Sherryl Lux, Jim Fields, Kathy Poskocil, Dianne Carpenter, Sharon Wheeler, Pam Dobbins, Mike Prinz, Dave Nichols. ROW TWO: Ken Kulp, Helen Bibbee, Tom Ferensen, Randy Wolcott, Patil Webb, Bob Huddleston, Sally Smith, Mrs. Duer. ROW THREE: Doug Moulder, Dane Adams, Tom Rodak, Kay Jones, Donna Kincannon, Loretta Snearowski, Margaret Newhouse, Linda Raybuck. ROW FOUR: Randy Fatz, Dwaine Lauther, Claudia Hastings, Isabelle Kolozy, Linda Holtcamp, Gail Dalgleish, Phil Hausman. 7-D FRONT ROW1 Joe Karzyzmik, Buddy Smith, Sharrene Landy, Betty Terry, Linda Savony, Judy Newell, Larry Carman, Jerry Winters, ROW TWO: Kathy Mauer, Judy Wilson, Jim Frames, George Howard, Dennis Baugliman, Kay Jashnskr. Suzanne Snider, Mr, Schinerder. ROW THREE: Pat Sheldon, Lester Abosh, Kurt Farmer, La Grettaa Beane, Judy Woods, Jayce McFarland, Darlene Van Meter. ROW FOUR: Hadsel Putman Barbara Posey, Doug Tallman, Bobby Joe Kenny, Frank Johns, Bill Cornell, Lanny Nixon. 71 The LaGrange P.T.A. , as a member of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, is an educational organization . We are united in a common purpose: the welfare of our children and youth. This is Your Key - P.T.A. has been our theme for the year. The KEYS have been FRIENDSHIP, HELPING, OUR YOUTH, PARENT EDUCATION, HEALTH, TO OUR SCHOOL EOARD, TO BETTER SCHOOLS, TO ACHIEVEMENT. Officers for the year I959-I960 have een: Mrs. Willard Campbell . . . President Mrs. Raymond Brunger . . Vice President Mr. Morris Ferensen . .... Treasurer Mr. Harris Youngblood .... Secretary Chairmen of committees: Program ..... Mrs. Alvin Fatz Health . . . Mrs. Raymond Ketchum Parent Education . .Mrs. Jacob Bousek Legislative .... Mr. D. Greive' Membership .... Mrs. H. Weich Historian and Publicity ...... Magazine . . . Mrs. Myrle Sheldon Mrs. Ellis McMullen Finance . . . Mrs. Harlan Walkden School Rep .... Mr. Paden Coontz Hospitality . . Mrs. Willard Johnson' Sunshine .... Miss Algena Adams Mrs. Edward Meeks Delegates to Lorain County P.T.A. Council: Mrs. Richard Buttle , Mrs. Eugene Cornish', Mrs. Jack Yates. FRONT ROW: P,H. Coontz, Mrs. R. Brunger, Mrs. W. Campbell, Mrs. R. Ketchum, Morris Ferensen. BACK ROW: Miss Algena Adams, Mesdames E. Meeks, I-I, Walkden, A. Fatz, H, Weich, J. Bousek, I. Yates, E. McMullen, 'Absent when picture was taken. 1 1 HERE'S WHY THE ELYRIA FURNlTU.RE' S 5 CCMPANY BEATS 'EM ALL! Trade In Your Olcl Suite On a Brand-New HKROEHLER Six great floors featuring o Kroehler Suites 0 Sealy Matteresses 0 Bigelow Carpet 0 Tappan Ranges 0 Douglas Dinettes o Zenith-Philco o Hoover-Hotpoint rl-IE ELYRIA FURNITURE CO 582 W. Broad St. Elyria Ph. FA 2-6357 - 2-6358 2 pc . Suite or 2 pc . Sectional As Shown Cash We carry your 1 5 8 Down Hunt Here! 0 Sl0.00 Month Magnificent Kroehler choice of 8 colors in fine fabrics- l0 years' guarantee! over 200 Ass't Suites and Sectionals to select from! 'Curve optional at 558. wwumjfh . ,, , , , Brown's Studio and Camera Shop ylfllpf 1 CHURCH STREET If 2 104 sour:-a MAIN STREET PHONE YU 8-7594 'ri Q PHONE 466 AMHERST, or-HQ AJQA-Q Enigma WEL.l,.yGTQN..Ol-IIQ D1th9ffmne 61? AEQ135L .fCZQkza4ccJfA?Cp -fi C:RE5ar4jfL1 In the Studio . . . fu ICM.-,REN . XL, my CANDIDS -f PoRTRAws xQLQA2!7jQ? Q , ,,. WEDDINGS ' wx ' ' QQMMERCIAI. , 7 5,4524 COLORING 8 Q .f N H' COPYING ' W X474 Q ,Zi X FRAMES I W IQ:::.i125 flaw M2 Dm :Mmm W WW Wi Ziff Qiifiiifwff i621 M Wim gfiwzjk wwf JM W7 mf fwiwfyi M ff-9,4 W 8 R27 ' MZVAJM ,457 021' J Ziggy? wig f14.wf .,,A fi MMM, 6 . ' Zgkazsmfwzpzzzf, 63,153 UMW-W MQWGQUL 75,121 Maul! M54 ,UMQL WMO fzffffgww , JM! UMW mm, 56 22.7 WWW Fi, ujxllwjzid QJMIAZQJ Quality Is Our Specialty CWM! Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Buswell Alva Spicer Mr. C. A. Bobel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pickworth Carlton Adams Clayton R. Bobel PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Gulgin Mrs. Ruth Ferriman Fashion Shoppe in Elyria Northern Ohio Growers Charles Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. David Simon Mr. and Mrs Sam Pryce Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Cooke Mr and Mrs Julius Wilcox Mr. Harold Sooy Mr and Mrs George Barr Pat Sooy and Mr and Mrs Lawrence W. Schank Darryl Archer Mr and Mrs M. E. Heath Jack Mills C. E. Adams Best wishes to the clqssofeo' I I T G. D. RIDER SHELL OIL FA 2-1426 Elyria, ohio ' PERKINS MOTOR SERVICE Automotive Parts Wholesale - Retail 620 Lodi Street FA 3-2769 Elyria, Ohio Building is our Business WEST RIDGE CONSTRUCTION Commercial 8. Residential R. D. W2 West Ridge Road FA 2-44IO Elyria, Ohio Compliments of LORAIN COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO., INC. John Deere Farm Equipment Phone I57 Wellington, Ohio MILLER BROS . EXCAVATING Bulldozing Ponds Backhoe work Basements Top soil Water lines Grading Sewers Septic tanks Grafton 423I Grafton , Ohio armchair' 1 '- 1'-- 'f'-'WH-:of-'---f-'rr-1'-'few Ray's a ll Service Phone GL a-5303 on the Square La Grange, Ohio ROWl.AND'S TRUCKING Use Spring Water from WHITE HCUSE ARTESIAN SPRINGS Genefal Hauling Sandstone - Limestone - Sand - Lime for Better Living Better Health Better Tasting Food Better Tasting Beverages Convenient Economical Safe Pure Self-serve Never-closed Only 5c per gallon Free containers available For your protection, The County Health Department makes sample tests monthly. Robert W. Rowlands White House Artesian Springs GL 8-5222 LaGrange, Ohio Rt. ll3 -l lf2 mi. W. GM. Plant NORTHERN SAVINGS 81 LOAN COMPANY Corner 2nd St. 8. Middle Avenue in Elyria Insured Savings Long Term Loans I'0 BUILD - BUY - REMODEL HOMES Compliments of EDWARD A. TOMKO GROBE FRUIT Quality FARM Best Wishes, Senior Class ALAN DAVIES Optometrist D.D.S, Fruit and Potatoes Phone FA 2-8312 Elyria Savings 8, Grafton Ohio Elyria Ohio Trust Building Best Wishes THE MEN'S SHOP GRAFTON PHARM on the Square 'Prescriptions Radio TV Everything for Men and Lorain County's Vet Supplies I II7 Hickory St. most complete Grafton Ohio Sporting goods store Phone 28ll Grafton Ohio 77 DARRYL ARCHER Excavating ...... Septic Tank Systems Water Clsterns Gas D lvewcys Sewer Lmes Bosements FOOTERS AND FOOTER DRAINS ,pert-1.1 S GL 8 2101 ' nu ' Lcl Grange Ohio X ' l f INC. F 1 3- BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS - A OF 60 GL gifsl Mm' Lo Gro ge Ohio Af 78 . V , - .X,,.',.- 1 I f- W DUNLAP S MILK TRANSPORT BULK s. cANs PAGE S GL a 4062 Heahng 8. Sheet Metal Co R L RUNDLE WIGHT JEWELRY AUCUQNEER STORE wu 9 Oh GL8257I R 2 G f EILEEN S BEAUTY SHOP R D No I La Grange Ohlo 7 Rt. 3 uth La Grange - , - L Grang Oh AIR CONDITIONING - ROOFING - SPOUTING Re d I 8. C I Compliments of in ton - D ff 1 0 I . 79 Best wishes from Elyria Floor Covering Best Wishes Floor and Wall GERI-ANN VARIETY Covering BERSON'S Red-Draperies 915 Main Street Venetian Blinds ll4 Middle Ave. Grafton, Ohio FA 2-7726 Elyria, Ohio 325 Bridge St. Where Banking is a Pleasure SAVINGS DEPGSIT BANK Compliments of THE GRAFTON FGOD CENTER W. J. WILDENHEIM Wm. L. FINLEY Grocery Department Meat Department WELLINGTON Congratulations CHUCK'S Hardware and Furniture to flle ClClSS of '60 Phone 242 Oberlin Rd. A compte-fe shopping R. N. Crum Corp. Elyria, ohio Center 80 BEMIS FLORIST 980 North Ridge Road - West Call Us For Complete Wedding Service Corsages Cut Flowers Hospital Bouquets Planters Anniversary Gifts Carnations-Roses Pottery-Glassware Phone Lorain-CEdar 3-596l Reverse charges on all long distance calls Member of Telegraph Delivery Service H. 8. R. AUTO PARTS CO., 116 East Bridge Street Phone FA 3-3173 and FA 3-3174 Complete Auto Supply Distributors of Bendix Westinghouse Air Brakes INC- JOHN SOJA BUILDER ELYRIA OHIO FA 2 8798 George Abookire's J, M. F 1960 SUPREME HARDWARE DRY CLEANER HESS PHARMACY 17th and Middle Avenue Elyria, Ohio FA 2-5824 107 S. C 148MddI A A Phone G L 8-5515 GARL - HAFF, INC. Realtor Doris Long, Saleswoma Phone GL 8-2337 La Grange, Ohio LORAIN COUNTY FARM BUREAU COMPLIME NTS OF Mayor and Mrs Elyrla FA 3 3270 Henry Grabenstetter Grafton 3881 Compliments to the class of '60 The Lorain County Savings and Trust Co. COMPLETE BANK SERVICE Elyria and Amherst WILMOT PRINTING CO COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE O t Elyrla Ohlo FA 2 9626 82 I 1 Best wishes Sen-iors o enter St. i e ve. it La Grange, Ohio E Elyria, f ohio . f - O Letterpress- ffse ' - ,ygqnusululllit W -...mb Sudro Curtis Funeral Home, Inc. il-4 SECOND STREET ELYRIA, OHIO H. C. CURTIS, OWNER Public School Best Wishes Ballroom CMS HARDWARE From Elyria's First Phone EM 6-l97l 617 Oberlin Road and Fmest . Elyria, Ohio Jewelers Stone Dance Studios Phone GLendaIe 8-5321 BRANDAU'S Elyria Ohio Good Taste Whispers BMW' STUDIO 567 Broad Street FAirfax 3-4638 BEAR FURNITURE COMPANY 525 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of l96O 83 Congratulations and Best Wishes, Seniors MlLTON'S Your Credit Jewelers 544 Broad St. Elyria, Ohio NAT AYR FARM PUREBRED AYRSHIRES C FI1 LG Oh CONTRACTORS AND DESIGNERS Commercial - Industrial - Residential Stores Banks Schools Swimming Pools Factory Buildings Sewage and Power Plants Churches Fire Stations Miiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiii CONSTRUCTION Motels Gas Stations APC 'e 'S COMPANY P.O. Box 636 Elyria, Ohio GL 8-5291 Art 8. Jack Yates The Family Playground Horseback Riding, Fishing or Hunting Season Passes Now Available X 'ij 3 ? Complete Outdoor Program - Large ' Filtered Swimming Pool - Public AQ 3 ,,.Z-A - ' xlilil X X X Z-'Z-nu? ...f---9 Trap and Skeet Shooting - 20 Acre Lake Trout Pond - Riding Horses - Archery - Boating Whitehead and Diagonal Roads La Grange, Ohio Elyria GL 8-5291 Art 8. Jack Yates 85 FY C++ Nd JX ig J x air?-.fav J x 515, l -mf- i 5...-L, lf- A -xf' 524:22 l , jx 86 S La Grange Lumber 1 T 3 JOHN STREET ELYRIA, OHIO CONGRATULATION, SENIORS OF 1960 THE HARSHAW CHEMICAL COMPANY ada? 'Em' afidanfida Compliments of MOKRENVS GARAGE THE COUNTRY MARKET IO4 South Center Etreet LQ griggggghto Fresh Home Dressed And Hickory Best Wishes From Smoked STAGE coAcH , Restaurant f 'EZ A And Phone GL 8-5i6i Pm Swiss Cheese we ASNACKU mfg M g OR A - , ji? state Ro f io 520 -- A b 1 Oh SACK ff P., O or . 5 BLACKWOOD'S MARKET Fresh Meats and Groceries on the square WAYNE BEHNER Construction RD 542 Wellington, Ohio HACHEN'S Foot Support Shoes l40 West Hendrick Avenue Wellington, Ohio DALE WISE EXCAVATING Crane Service Basements Trenches Ponds Sewers Call GL 8-4022 Compliments of THOMASSON . PQTATO Smlth-Corona 1 cl-ups OUMQQYJJ -If-'5f.iE5i7 206 Clark sfreef FA 2-0223 file Elyria Office Equipment Co. and IRUST COMPANY ,' 607 Efll'f'd'2:'enUe , 5------ I rua, no 4 convenient locations . . . . . . . . . BOB'S GULF SERVICE MUFFLER INSTALLATION GREASE OIL CHANGE TIRES BATTERIES BRAKE RELINING SPECIALTIES TUNE-UP PHONE GL 8-5050 Open 7 doys o week 7:30-IO:OO SOUTH CENTER 8. UNION LA GRANGE, OHIO For Good Food, See CPP GRASSIES CHICKEN STEAKS SEAFOODS 447 Oberlin Rodd Elyria, Ohio y 1 LW ?i Mg: klqlizl Ir ' .avril ,A .-no. -XL LSE! ig-fl. 5M Q, OO N O N N f,fffb5' EEXIRTS O , k1 , 1 . L,,k1 x1L1l41L N w.MEn nm 425-27 BROAD STREET ELYRIA, OHIO LA GRANGE CONSTRUCTION CO. .Alb- 1 X-4 -zkixfii 'O f WARD mu., MGR. f f F g iffg 941' Jw- ' Vermont Sf. La Grange, Ohio 90 i llf -V ' Best Wishes to the Class of 1960 of Lo Grange High School s '55 K' s Q Courtesy of A FRIEND 91 When The books close, and the last bell rings, And carefree days are lost fo mundane things-- When nostalgia strikes, and your memory wanes, And you remember the faces but not 'rhe names-- Pick up your yearbook and leaf if through, And remember the days so dear to you. Q: I K Q, 3 ox 7 1.. 0 . h 41 S 1-L '.rl'1 Q X515 92 ff 'Xl YEARIOOKS ei 3 A , X X V Yikigpsfr -,f , ww A' gi, M Q I 'U f S z A vi it if if