Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

. , A , LANLAa 1i am FUw-uu Mwmm LANCAS TER, OHIO l 1. 3' V II 1 , 1; a . g f ii . s! w . 3 , I A I W ' W ,7? f V -9 3 V 2+, : x .CAgT R mam uaRARY . , 3 9 ' . ' ' . :mmMmR, OHM ., .. g I ?- 1,: u. l L. , 4 h , .u , ; N N; N. . NN i g N NNNN N. NNN N: N NE Z i: , x55 .95.... R.ENFE-N? N 2 s: f a N2 TODAY AND TOMORROW J!!- at Jancadter g1, 51W LANCASTER. OHIO mmimEMIWQWKmWWmmW x . x -- 'V -t x :1 m . x - . - I r1. w.. - .. --4 1953 MIRAGE and the future THE DAYS ARE QUICKLY GLIDING. AND ALL AT ONCE WE FEEL THAT THE WORLD WITH ALL ITS PROBLEMS IS NOW BECOMING REAL. AND THEN WE SLOWLY REALIZE THAT ALL THIS WORK UNTOLD WILL FALL ON OUR YOUNG SHOULDERS TO FASHION AND TO MOLD. : . r: K: 01K ' , ;. . V .L , ' - ' r ? s ' at, : 2.71 V . x .' , ft. f k , . . . J4, . v ., , 1- 9 - .. ; 3,5 Lancaster high school a jclminidtration $ k : S S h a :- - - : : 2 ? I; If ?.4? SDu-5bkc r- M ADMINISTRATION PAUL WENGER Superintenden+ of Schools JOHN E. BROWN RUTH L. HUDSON Principal Assisfonf Principal .Nw L .- BOARD OF EDUCATION M RS. DONALD McALLEN JOSEPH TYLER President DANA STEWART E. G. CLARK THOMAS H. HALL Vice-Presidenf MARY SCHURTZ Clerk-Treosurer Mildred Miller, Ruth Bibler, Dorothy Hoymon, Katherine Foigley. Mildred Trimmer. Eileen Blosser. Dorofhy Duffy FACULTY MINNIE ATEN A.B., Ohio Univ. English PAUL ATEN B.S., Ohio State Univ. Plane Geometry and Advanced Moth. CHARLOTTE BAKER A.B., Denison Univ.: M.A., Columbia Univ.: National Univ. of Mexico Typing. Business English. Mirage NEWTON BEAL .. B.S.M., Capitol Univ.: Bonoros Hindu Univ.. India Vocal Music REX BEAVERS 8.5. in Ed.. Ohio State Univ. English CATHERINE CARR A.B.. Ohio State Univ. English RAY COLEMAN A.B.. Ohio Wesleyan Univ; M.A.. Ohio State Univ. Civics. American History RALPH CROOK A.B., Ohio Univ.: M.A.. Ohio State Univ. Biology, Science 9 ROBERT DICKEY 8.8., Ohio Univ. Physical Education C. R. ENOCH A.B.. Wittenberg College: M.A.. Ohio State Univ. History DOROTHY ENT 8.3. 0nd M.A., Ohio State Univ. Art PAUL FAEHL B.S.. Ohio State Univ. Science 10 JOSEPH GABEL A.B.. Denison Univ.: M.S.. Ohio State Univ. Physics. Chemistry GRACE GRIFFITH A.B., Ohio Wesleyan Univ.: M.A.. Columbia Univ.: Am- erican Academy of Rome Latin. English CASSIE HARRIS A.B., Offerbein College: Chautauqua School for Libro- ricms Librarian GOLDA HEDGES A.B., Offerbein College: M.A.. Ohio State Univ. Latin. English EARL IRICK 8.5. in Ed. and M.A., Ohio State Univ. General Math GRACE JOHNSON A.B., Hiram College: M.A.. Columbia Univ.; Diplome de lo Sorbonne, Paris Sponkh ERMA KING A.B.. Heidelberg College Typing. Gen. Rec. Keeping ELVA MARQUIS 8.5. A9,. Ohio State Univ. Fomin-Sociol Relationships, Home Making; Science 9 ANTHONY J. MARTIN 3.5. in Ed. and M.S., Ohio State Univ. Industrial Arts EJ KERMIT BALLMER-President HMr. President HNever to Be Forgotten KAREN TRUOG-Secreta ry DAVE CANNON-Treasurer HWho Kicked the Light Plug Out of the Socket? JOE HUDNALLeVice-President HI Wont to Be on Football Hero V -..:.V.u . ..N.,.A 12 SENIORS A Pledge To be yourself at your very best Is the tinest way to live. To seek not what you hove to gain. But whot you hove to give. We've learned in school our olgebro. Our English. and our moth. But mom's not iudged by the A's he got. It's kind of heart he hoth. We now ore ready to journey forth Into 0 different life. It's up to us to tind the way To ceose the wars and strife. We must find the way within our minds. And the will within our hearts: Unlike on actor on the stage, We hove no written ports. We must give our oil. it times demand. We must work both long Vond lote: It is our school, our closs. our gong, Who must soil the Ship of State. So let's unite with other youth Our goals we'll set on high: We'll make this world 0 better world And silence the bottle cry. -Sondro Still wow u JOHN ADKIN54'I Don't Know PAT AGOSTAJI Like It JEANETTE ANDERS4'wme Me One Sweet Letter CLARICE ANDERSONJLO Vie en Rose FLORA ANDERSON4'Thmking of You PAUL ANDERSONhHIt Is No Secret HQOWH CAROLYN ANKROM Hlf's Sweet of You GEORGE APPEL Hoppy TroiIs BETTY JANE ARLEDGE BeHy COEd PAUL ARTER-Hl'm Just 0 Poor Bachelor BEVERLY AUSTIN A Preffy Woman is 0 Deadly Weapon GENE AYERS- Time on My Hands SENIORS H?OW M GEORGE BAUER HToke O Chance BEVERLY BEHRENS-HBeoufiful Blonde from Boshful Bend CURTIS BOICE HDown on the Form JULIE BOOKER-HShe Wears Red Feathers 0nd 0 HuIi-Huli Skirt ROSEMARY BOWERS-HRose MorieH DAN BOWLBY- Life is So Peculiar ROWM LAVONNE BOWLBY- lf I Were a Bell W'ILLIAM BOYER HMoking Like Cowboy ROBERT BRANNON- Feudin'. Fussin' An'o-Fighfin' RICHARD BRENNEMAN-HArfhur Murray Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry BARBARA BUCKINGHAM- Keep on Doin' What You're Doin' MARLENE BUNGER Honesf 0nd Truly l3 Ii UQOWH UQOWH MABEL BUSH-HWishing Ring AURETA CRABTREE- Honeysuckle Rose WALTER BYERS- Skipping Along', PHYLUS CROOK-ul,m in Love With a Wonderful Guy DONNA CARL!SLE-' Love Is Here to Smy PATRICIA DARBAKERJ! Want to Be Happy ROSEMARY CHILCOTE- HHeoven Con waif BETTY DAUM- A Dream Is a Wish Your Heart Makes . LEO COAKLEY- I've Got No Use For Women BARBARA DEAL-HRoinbow Round My Shoulder lRENE CONGROVE-HGoodnighT Irene MARY DEITZ-HAH the Things You Are '1 Row M , ROWE KEITH DELONG- Any Time AUDREY CONRAD-Hlt Isn't Any Trouble Just To S.M.I.L.E. SALLY DEMART-HSO Long, Sally PATRICIA CONRAD- Borrels 0nd Barrels of Roses NEALE DEMELL- Them There Eyes CAROLYN C'ONVERSE-J'Chorlesfon JERRY DEMERELL-HMy Love and Devotion I NORETTA CORDER4'APM in Paris PATRICIA DENNY- 'Getting to Know You BETTY COXJCOHQ'WWOHS TO Someonen CHARLES DOUGLASS4'Who Put The Overalls in Mrs. LOIS COX- 'St0rdusf Murphy's Chowder l4 SENIORS hROW H Uzow N BONNIE DUNKLE- Sweet 0nd Lovelyy' RICHARD FARMER- So This is Cuba JERRY DUPLER-HLef's Live 0 Little' EARL FAUBLEeHSQme Old Thing All The Time EILEEN EBERT-3KA PreHy Girl ls Like a Melody FRANCES FEATHEROFF- Somefimes I'm Happy . WALTER ECKeHNever Trust 0 Women RICHARD FIGGINS- Sfonley Steamer PATRECIA ELAMeHSmiIin' Through PAUL FINNEHEROCKeHBe Anything ANNA ELY-HAnnie Get Your Gun WILLIAM FORD- Gone Fishing UQow N HQOWM 3 ROBERT ELY-J'I've Never Been In Love Before BARBARA FORREST-HCon't Stop Talking i MARTHA EMRICKeHMy Baby's Coming Home RICHARD FOSNAUGH- Sons Souci 3 NELLIE EVANSeHHow'm I Doin' RAYMOND FOX-Hl Want a Girl J . THOMAS EVANSe'hNofure Boy BETTY FRANKEeh'SheIfered by The Stars LARRY FAIRCHILDeHl'm Never Satisfied SHIRLEY FRANKE-HJUST the Way You Are JERRY FARLEYeHIT's 0 Sin DOLORES FRIESNERe'The Night Is Young 16 Row I PAUL GEISER- Give Me Time CURTIS GEORGE- How's the World Treotin' You? JOANN GEORGE- Orchids in the Moonlight VIRGIL GEORGEeuShUHlin' 0nd Rollin' CARL GERKENeHVery Good Advice GARY GERKEN- My Hero Row 2t MAX GILESet'I'm Always Chasing Rainbows JUDY GOODMAN- Lover MAURICE GORDONe' Blue Sea ROBERT GRAFet'When I Dream ROSE ANN GRAHAM- Rose. RoseI I Love YOUH WILLIAM GRAYBILL- Mokin' Whoopee Between the Devil and the Deep tRow3 JANE GRIFFITH- Crozy Words JOHN GROVEet'In the Cool, Cool ot the Evening JAMES HALL- His Roeking Hotse Ron Away EARNESTINE HANNAH9HZing 0 Little Zong VIOLET HEDGESe'W Haven't Got a Worry JAMES HEFTe- Thumbelino tRow4 SHIRLEY HELD- Deep Purple EDGAR HENDERLY- I Don't Care it the Sun Don't Shine WAYNE HEWITT- I Believe ESTELLA HlLL- l'll Follow My Secret Heart WENDALL HILL- My Buddy . ANETTA HINESeHHoppy Ending - tRow H JEAN HINES- lt's 0 Lovely Day Today JOHN HlTCHlNGS-HMe Too DARRELL HUFFMANe'TH Fly Away RICHARD HULKENBERG-Uust One of Those Things HAROLD HUPP- Toke Me Out to the Boll Game MARILYN HUSTON- Ain't Misbehovin' tRow 2t VELEDA HUTCHENSeHThere Must Be 0 Way MARLENE IMLEReHOver the Rainbow CARL JOHNSTON-HTrue Detective PAUL JOHNSTON-HWhy Should I Go Home? EDWIN JUDDeHNo Sad Songs tor Me VIRGINIA JULIANetiSpring Is a Wonderful Thing SENIORS tRow3t JEAN KACHEL--Hldle Chatter KAY KARCHERehAH the Time and Everywhere ELEANOR KARSHNER-e'Eleonor LLOYD KARSHNER-auSeeing's Be LILLIAN KAUMEYER-etOoh! Look-o There, Ain't She Pretty', JACK KEENEeHThInkIng of You ieving tRowIH OAKLEY KELCHe'mI'm the Guy Who Found the Lost Chord BARBARA KELLEReuJust 0 Friend WILLIAM KEMPEReHMy Bill RONALD KENDRICKehSo Far. So Good DAVID KERNehNo Regrets PAUL KlGER-HHondy Mon 18 SENIORS Row H Row M DANN KRAMER-HThof's What I Like about The South SUE MCCARTEN Don'f Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes GRACE LANG-J'l Could Write a Book JOANN MCCOY HLiHle Girl LEE LAPE HHot Toddy FRED MC INTURF HI Love Girls CHARLENE LECRONE- Some Sunny Day TERRY MC KITTRICK HCify Slicker FREDA LEE HYeorning KEITH MlLLER-' Sfor Gazing DONNA LEOHNER- Forgef Me Not MARILYN MILSOMwHMy Foolish Heart HQOW N UQOW M FARRELL LlNDSEY-JW Want Someone to Care For DONALD MOORE Boby Face JAMES LOVE4'Love's Joy LOUISE MOORE- Louise LEE LUNSFORD-HLunceford Special RONALD MORRIS HFeor Not MARY ELLEN MATHlAS HEverloang PATRICIA MORROW-- Nof So Quiet. Please MIESSE MAUGER- Hof Rod Race MARY JANE MOSIER- Sentimenfol Me SHARON MCBROOM- In Good Humor RICHARD MOTSCH l'm Free Again v .w F1gvr w Uzow H RONALD MOTSCH HI'H Live Agoin' PATRICIA MURDOCK- 'My Darling Patricio RALPH NEAL- Noughfy Nicky LARRY NEELEY- Long John SHIRLEY NlCOLIA Wish You Were Here KAY NIGH Oh Promise Me UQOW H CARYL NOLAND-J'Bluebird of Happiness ELORMA NORTON-- Driffing and Dreaming MARlLYN NUSBAUM-' Moking Love Tennessee Style RONALD NUSSER- Wrong Lake To Catch 0 Fish ROENA PATTON I Will Never Change EARL PERRY- Prefend $7.. .4575 mm ziirnhe'fuwfx vaij-eam. SENIORS H?OWH JAMES PICKETT HGrinning Like 0 Possum DORA PlTTMAN- Con't Help Wonderin' BETTY RAEDEL- Ain't We Got Fun? MARY RAGER-HMorio Elena RONALD RAMEY- Milk-Bucke'r Boogie JAMES RAUCH- O Happy Day WOWM THOMAS RAUCH- I Don't Care EARL RAYMOND- Loughing of Life CAROLYN REID Speok Low PATRICIA RHODES SiHin' Here Thinkin' JANET RUFF HNo End to Heaven RONALD SALES Keep Smiling of Trouble w 19 . q law. 1 Wow H NO PICTURES FOR THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE: NAOMI WlLDERMUTH-' Wedding Bells Will Soon Be Ringing MAX BEAN- Wonder Why GARY WILLIAMS- some Folks Do ' JEANETTE WILLIAMSON-' Bewitched, Bothered 0nd HALDEN BRA'N- Jw LOOkin' Bewildered SARA HAMILTON:HJUSf Because ROBERT WlLLlAMSON- Ho. Ho--Ho, Ho . ROBERT WlLSON-JTime Takes Core of Everything 1 PHILLIP WINANS- Bored of Education WILLIAM NORTH- Oh Wi RONALD PECK-- A Nickel Ain't worth 0 Cent Today RICHARD MCGLONE- 'Runnin' Slow lie. Play That Thing UQOW M RITA YOUNG- Everybody Thinks You're an Angel PAUL RABE-- Hurry. Hurry. Hurry BARBARA ZlMMERMAN- Did Someone Call for Me? ROGER STALEY King's New Clothes a 22 CLASS WILL We. the Senior Class of I953. being fully l. Morilyn Milsom. my ottoble personality ii- aware of our Short time in these hollowed halts i0 Jo Ann Nusboum. of L. H. S. and the pressing responsibility of so- I. Joe Hudnoll. my octiveness both in the ciety. do hereby ordoin and establish this to be V.I.C. and on the gridiron to Jerry Hondley. OUF IOST Will and testament. I. Tom Evans. do leave my quuociousness to anyone desirous of setting 0 new undisputed ' ARTICLE leeTo our creditable toculty. we record. bequeath our wormest thanks for their patience . t. Koren Truog my natural curls +0 Suzonne and guidance throughout our brief stay in this Timberlake. OUV Alma Mater. I. Bob Brannon. my roving eye to Dove Vonce. ARTlCLE H-To the juniors, we bequeath the title of Seniors and all our pleosont mem- ories thot occompony it. I. Bill Groybill, my corset to Charlie Boystel. who is badly in need of one. l. Jone Grittith. my favorite phrose get ARTICLE IlI-To Mr. Brown, we leave our With if to anyone tinding U59 for if- highest hopes tor o 100 per cent ottendonce. l. Dick Brennemon. my ability to cut 0 rug to Twinkle-Toes DeFiIlippo. ti ARTICLE IVeTo the sophomores, we be- t. Borboro Buckingham, my A overoge i' queoth the initiative of leadership now that they to Rosemary Thimmes. hove ottoined the rank of upperclossmen. l. Sondro Still. my reading and acting obil- ity to Sue Simmons. ARTICLE V-To the freshmen. we bequeoth l Ronnie Romey. my leadership in the O feeling 0i superiority over the young kids F.F.A. to Poul Boner. coming in next year. I, Bev Behrens. my smile to Grace Fouse. ARTlCLE Vl-To the incoming class of '57. l. Jim HO . bequeath my love for the We bequeath O hetpmg hand SO that they may Lone-Stor State to anyone WhO owns Cl pOiF occustom themselves to the more advanced 0i COWbOY bOOTS. ways of scholars. ARTICLE VIII-We, the Senior Class of '53. to anyone of mature mind or retlection. bequeath on opportunity for recognition in the school and community. ARTICLE VH-We, the members of the Senior Class. do bequeath our individually priz- ed possessions to those deserving of them. t , W . Ix-We ' tith sole executrix of this. our lost will and testo- I. Gory Gerken. leave my masculine obitity ment. TO send +he girls to Cort Friesner. tn witness whereof. we have hereunto set I: Julie Booker. my chewing gum +0 the b0+t our hand and seal this tirst day of June in the toms Of Mr. Payne's desks. year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and l. Bob Williamson. my '27 Ford to Bennie titty-three. I Boker. iSignedt l. Lorry Foirchild. my leadership and physi- Class of 1953 t col aptitude to Tim Holt. Ronald Kendrick t 23 24 1953 CLASS PROPHECY It was on pretty October day in the yeor 2000 when we arrived in the thriving metropolis of Lon- coster. Since our high school groduotion in June. 1953. we had not been back. By the woy, we hop- pen to be Marilyns-eMilsom ond Nusboum, who hove just returned from Hollywood. completing o successful career. together replacing onother Mor- ilyneyou know, Monroe. Wolking down Arledge Avenue. which in 1953 was Main Street. but renomed in honor of Loncoster's womon moyor Betty Jone Arledge. we ran into Bill Groybill, now principal of L.H.S. Being interested in our old Clossmotes. we asked him to bring us up to date on the occupations and where- obouts of some of them. Bill was quite hungry as usuol and suggested thot we join him at Horold Huppis Hamburger Hoven tor discussion of some of our old friends. When we were comfortably settled, we recognized the waitresses: Pot Morrow, Rosemory Chilcote. Corolyn Reid. Lenoro Spires. Doro Pittmon, and Lois Cox. Bill informed us that the excellent hom- burgers we were munching were prepared by chefs Poul Robe and Gene Ayers. Bill seemed quite eager to talk to us end started out on one of his Iong-winded speeches. To begin with, L.H.S. has undergone quite O chonge. Both the girls and boys hove 0 swimming pool. Lee Lope makes 0 wonderful instructor be- cause of his ability in blowing up water wings. AH clossrooms hove been remodeled with easy choirs. coke mochines. and television sets. The science de- portment. headed by Bob Ely. hos o minio'ture otom bomb plont. Also on the faculty are Jeon Hines. Virginio Vonperson. Rosolee Word. Mory Deitz. Ruby Weover. Borboro Deol. and Joyce Stein. Coaching in the athletic department ore Dove Kern. Gene Westenborger. ond Dorrell Huttmon. Mony of our graduates ore civic minded. Miesse Mouger. noted because of his long record in safe driving, is trottic court judge. Police chief is Earl Raymond. Serving on his force ore Cort Siler. George Appel. Ronnie Nusser, Jerry Dupler. and John Grove. Fred Stewart is sherittc and his deputies ore Dick Former, Dove Cannon, and Poul Arter. Working for the county road department ore Don Bowlby. Edgar Henderly, Pot Agosto. Ron- nie Peck. and David Stretton. You know we hove on new hospitol on Kin- keod Hill: of course. you remember that place! Hospital superintendent is Jerry DeMereH. and Janet Rutt is the Nursing School Supervisor. Under her direction are the nurses. some of whom are Anno Ely. Morie Stouder. Clarice Anderson. Iso- betlo Toylor. Anetta Hines, Virginio Julian, and Rosemary Bowers. Orderlies ore important in 0H hospitals and this one is no exception. Ed West- hoven will soon be retiring. but he has given many toithtul years to the hospital in this capacity. Mox Giles is the ombulonce driver, and his assistants Poul Kiger and Bob Wolton hove tun blowing the sirens. Two of the most respected specialists in the country ore Dr. Keith DeLong and Dr. Sue Sneer- ingen It was time for Bill to resume his duties ot L.H.S, so we decided to see the town on our own. Walking down Arledge Avenue. on ottroctive dis- ploy in George's Gorgeous Gowns Shop caught our eye. To our omozement we discovered JoAnn George as the owner. She told us that Soro Homil- ton. Fronces Feotherott. JoAnn McCoy, Mory Roger. Floro Anderson, and Patricio Conrod were her dressmokers. Expecting to do the town. we each bought one of George's Gorgeous Gowns and left the store to look for other tomilior toces. Continuing our walk, we noticed o lorge neon sign proclaiming Buy Much ot Motsch's Meot Market. Presuming this was owned by Richy and Ronnie. we wondered in for o look-see. Betty Sher- burn, the head coshier. agreed to show us around. Here we found Donn Kromer, Jerry Forley. ond Richord Fosnough os butchers. Ronnie Sowers 05 delivery boy. and the bookkeeper. Fredo Lee. After we left the morket. we went to the news- poper ottice now coiled Elgoe-Ettezog tEogle- Gozette spelled bockwordst. We were surprised to see Louise Moore as switchboard operotor. She coiled Ookley Ketch. copy boy. to show us through the plant. Working on the press were Donold Moore. Neil Snoke, Terry McKittrick. ond Jim Rouch. The bookkeeping department was hondled by Pot Murdock. Donno Leohner. ond Poul Ander- son. From 0 short chat with Lillion Koumeyer. so- ciety editor. we leorned that Dick Figgins, Bob Wilson, Ronold Morris, and Normon Snoke were poper boys. Lillion also told us that Chorles Doug- loss was editor, and Larry Neeley wos photograph- er. She then suggested thot we might wont to see Loncosterts newest toctory, Young's Yo-Yos. In- corporated. We hoiled o helicopter tincidentolly our operotor wos Wolter Eckt and headed for this industrial plont. Imogine our surprise when we found the owner of this toctory wos Rito Young. She asked Shirley Fronke. soles monoger ot the string department, to toke us on o tour. In the moin ottice we sow Bonnie Dunkle. Noretto Corder. Normo Wough, Chorlene Le- Crone. ond Vivion Schroeder working as secretor- ies. In the plant itself we found Holden Broin, Bill Kemper, Forrell Lindsey. and Dole Thornton wind- ing up Yo-Yos. Bill North is the toctory Yo-Yo tester. It was getting lote. so we coiled o toxicob to go back to our hotel. On the return trip our driver Kyle Smith. developed motor trouble ond stopped ot Milleris Motor Shop. operated by our old friend Keith Miller. He employs Cori Johnston, John Adkins, Wolter Byers. Eorl Fouble. and Kenneth Shull os mechonics. It was 0 short wolk back to the hotel. and We enjoyed the exercise. We found more of our old Clossmotes working in the hotel. Neoie DeMeH wos hotel monoger: Jeonette Anders. switchboard op- erotor: ond Coryl Noland. elevotor operotor. Cory! wondered it we would like to freshen up at Potton's Porlor ot Pulchritude. owned and monoged by Roeno Potton. Normo Norton. Sue McCorten. and Ruth Schneider were becuticions and Shirley Held wos monicurist. Roeno tilled in the names and occupations of some of the '53 groduotes. 26 You know that Koy Nigh is now president of the Foirchild County Mothers' Club. and that Dick Brennemon is the most active president of the locol Republican Club thot Loncoster has had in years. Virgil George is president of Lancaster City Council. Pot VonHorn hos collaborated with Ker- mit Bollmer and Ronnie Romey in the town's largest chicken hatchery. HThe deon of Sweetclitt School for Girls io- coted on Hot Rocks is Borboro Forrest. Her board of directors consists of Dolores Friesner. Rose Ann Grohom. Estello Hill. Pot Denney. Betty Cox, and Donna Weover. Tom Rouch is professor of English Literature; Solly DeMort is truont officer: Noncy Timberloke teaches 0 course in electronics: Jim Pickett, 0 course in crocheting. Then Roeno tuned in the local radio station to hear Leo Cookley's Mountoin Boys. composed of Gory Willioms. Richord McGione. Philip Winons. and Lee Lunsford. Leo directs the program. When we got back to our hotel room. we found 0 note asking us to coll Beverly Behrens. She heard we were in town and invited us to eat dinner with her out the Club Sovoy iJohn's. of coursei. There we got into 0 long conversation with Beverly. who we learned was 0 New York model. She told us of mony Loncostrions in and around New York. Beverly commented. l was recently at Radio City Music Hall. Guess whom I sow in the Rockette line-up! - Judy Goodman. Betty Roedel. Mory Jone Mosier. Julie Booker. Beverly Austin. and Martha Emrick. Also on the stage were Tom Evans and Carolyn Ankrom in 0 dance team. Bill White accompanied the two on the piano. Phyllis Crook and Jo Ann Wough are now performing in the New York Philharmonic, with Cori Gerken conducting. and Pot Dorboker is the Met's Ieoding soprano. We commented on two of our ciossmotes who are internotionolly tomouse-Sondro Still. Secretory of State and Ron Kendrick. Chief delegate to United Pionets. His very capable and efficient secretory is none other than Suzonne Spongler. We remarked on the wrestling tog teoms. Roymond Fox and Bob Grout. Richard Hulkenberg ond Poul Geiser. Beverly oiso told us that Curtis George was notionol pick-up stick chompion. Koren Truog is repiocing Betty Furniss on TV. Beverly took up our discussion soying. Donno Corlisie owns New York's most successful art studio. Her artists are Morlene Bunger. Mobel BushI Groce Long. Lovonne Bowlby. and Kay Korcher. Our talk was interrupted by Master of Cere- monies Tom Seymour's introducing Jimmy Heft's' Hormonico Hounds. His team included Woyne Hewitt, Wendoli Hill. John Hitchings, Curtis Boice. and Joe Hudnoll. Tom brought on the current song roge. Jone Griffith. singing on song she wrote with Poul Johnston. Get With It. accompanied by G chorus in which were Noncy Soles. Vivion Stebelton. Borboro Buckingham, Audrey Conrad. Peori Smith, and Carolyn Converse. Beverly wanted to know of our work end the people we met. We told her we were employed by M.G.M. iMclnturf's Good Moviesi. Other former L.H.S. students who work there ore Jeon Ann Koch- el. Jeon Sanderson. Frieda Sheets. and Veledo Hut- chens. costume designers; Eleonor Korshner and Betty Doum. moke-Up girls; and Louise Strohi ond NeIIie Evans, stand-ins. Jock Keene is property manager and has as assistants Robert Snoke, EorI Perry, Bob Williamson, and George Bauer. HSome HoIIywoocI script writers are Mary Jane Wharton. Naomi WiIcIermuth, Pot Elam. and Eileen Ebert. Up-ond-coming starlets in the tiIm world are Virginia Word, Betty Shohon. Betty Fronke, Sharon McBroom. ShirIey NicoIio. and Marilyn Huston. Gory Gerken pons Tarzan in the movies. and Larry FoirchiId is the screen's current hecrt-throb. Jim Tex HoII is a rodeo rider: Earnestine Hannah. 0 cowgirl: and Bill Ford is in charge of braiding horses' memes and tails. It was so good to see some Lancaster peopIe taking BeverIy then told us of her European trip. port in the Olympics. Barbara KeIIer wos pole vaulting champion; Maurice Gordon. shot put: Ronny SoIes set a new record at Iow high jumping. 4 inches; Nick NeoI ran high hurdles. There was an Olympic relay team composed of DoIIie Stros- nider. Aureta Crobtree. Mary Ellen Mathias. Bor- boro Zimmerman. Jeanette Williamson. and Mar- Iene ImIer. I saw Irene Congrove and Dick Stol- Iord covering the Olympics for 0 sports magazine. By the way. I also ran into Bob Brannon, coach of the Cleveland Browns. I'Bob 0nd I went to a basketball game where we saw the pro American Basketball Team: Edwin Judd. captain. Poul Finnefrock. Richard Street. Bill Boyer, Max Beon. Jim Love and Charles Secoy were managers. Oh. I forgot. on the plane to Europe Pot Rhodes and Alyce SorreII were stewardesses. We signaled Violet Hedges for the check and concluded our evening. Marilyn MiIsom Marilyn Nusboum 27 w: K kary xv Candy soies ore booming Truog. HudnoH. Cannon. and Bollmer Small Talk Waiting for Gehe Cole . Romance is blooming Ground L.H.S. That doesn't look like 0 school book. BeHy Wonder what They sow--Henry? Good-bye. Grthifh i . Looking for some girls??? Must be spring 28 9 i h Mirage Queen and Her Court DONNA CARLISLE PhylisWord .............................Freshmon AHendonJr Myrna Kennedy ...... ................Sophomore Af+endon+ Donna Corlisle Queen BeverlyAusfin .5.......................SeniorAHendonf ChorloHe Jennings ..........................Junior Affendonf 29 30 Student council guides of Open House. Fingers and Dad. What's in a game? Money? Lunch at the Ritz. Mr. Beavers with a couple of our distinguished? persons Tex demonstrates his flying ability. Mum,s The word A few pointers in The Chemistry lob Our basketball star of 1970 Prof??? Mouger cat work What's the hurry. Tex? Marilyn and the boys??? After school bus-tle One of the feature attractions of the game Henry's out on c: limb Two girls, a trailer, cmd-nee Experts talking over the game And what have we here? 31 Juniors 32 Thomas HOH. Pres.: Robert Martin, Vice Pres.: JoAnn Nusboum. Sec.: Janet Hensley. Treos.: Phyllis Abbott, Dick Ackers, Luella Aldenderfer, Ronnie Allen Barbara Allison. David Arledge. Marie Armstrong, Judy Austin. Betty AzbeH. Robert Bointer. Bennie Baker, Ronald Boll Potty Barker. James Bates, Nancy Bauer. Barbara Boy, Ann Blefzocker. Chester Boggs, Neva Boffs, Marilyn Bowers Mary Bowers. Charles Boysfel, Nancy Brolley. Down Brehm. Bonnie Brewer, Mary Lou Brill. Cloyce Brown. Jenna Nell Brown Borboro Burnside. Martha Bush, Mary E. Bushee. Janelle Butler. Dole Corey. Richard Cotfron, William Coffron, Coro- Iyn Ciork Lowell Clark, Richard Clore. Borboro Combs. Sue Combs. Ralph Conrad. Ken- neth Converse. Donald Cordle. Lorraine Craig Joanne Creogiow. Henry Custer, Pofri- cio Daugherty, Patricio Doum. Shirley, Denton, Judy DeVGUIT' Lorry Dilger, Bor- boro Dille Judith Dollmeyer. Donald Dowdy. Ar- lene Downhour, Dale Driver. JoAnn Drum, Harold DuHee. Norma Dupler. Noel Duson Carolyn Eastman. Winfield Eckerf. Frank Edgingfon. Carolyn Edwards, Richard Engle. Elizabeth Efzel. Borboro Fohrer. Bill Foil Marlene Fefherolf. George Figgins, Terry Figgins. Roger Fink. Grace Fouse. Rose Gofwood. Nancy Gerhard. Deon Go- down Roma Goss. Marie Groybill. Juanita Gusemon. Sue Hampshire, Don Honon, Mary Lou Harris, JoAnn Hort, William Houensfein Kathryn Hawk. Virginia Hendershof. Koren Henderson. Judy Henry, Evelyn Hill. Isaac Hill. Regina Hillberry, Shir- ley Hiller Patricio Hines. John Hitchcock. Doris Hockmon. Thomas Hollidoy. Richard Holloway, Delores Householder, Cather- ine Hudson. Leroy Huger Harold Hummel. Shirley Hunter. Harriett Jackson, Horry Jackson, Charlotte Jen- nings, Robert Jones. Carol Judd. George Korns Anno Kelfon, Gene Kiger, Jone Kindler, Richard Kifsmiller, Peggy Kumler, Al- berto Long, Denny Lonfz. Virgil Larson William Lawrence, James Lehman, Do- vid Leohner. Jeannine Losey. Donno Lynch, Gene Mason, Norma J. Monox, Richard Moffox Chorloffe McCoHerfy, Delores McCray. Mory McGee. Rodger McNaughton; Madeline Miller. Ruth Milier. Judy Mondhon'k, Richard Moore Carol Morley. Judith Neel. Poffy Neib- ling, Mabel Nixon, Carol Noble. Jock Noble. Mary Lou Norris. Richard Nusser Lynda Koy Orr, Donna Parent. Gory Parrish, Patsy Parrish. Barbara Patterson, Mary PfeiHer, Dick Phillips. John Pifcock Charles Pugh, Marion Roob, Richard Redd. Mary Jane Reese. Betty J. Rhodes, Sandro Richardson, Borboro Rife. Coro- lyn Robson Poul Robson, John Rosser. Dorothy Ruble! Trovis Ruble, Gory RUH, LiHicm Ruff, Shirley Ruffner, Norma Sailor Shirley Sounders. Forrest Schorr. Gret- chen Schueler: Betty Schultz, Carol Shoeffer, Homer ShoeHer, Shirley Shan- non. Robert Show John Sheppard, Joanne Sheridan, Gory Shonk, Sue Simmons. Brooks Sifferley, Ar- lene Smifh.Geroldine Smith. Paulo Smith Carole Smoke. Juanita Snoke. Roberf Sterner. Donna Stewart, Poul Sfiverson. Herbie Summers. James Thimmes. Rose- mory Thimmes Marcello Thomas. Richard Thomas, Tom Thrush. Suzanne Timberlake, Rosemary Tippens, William Tracy, Lois Ann Trout. Marie Tucker David Vance, Regina VonHorn, Joon Wagner, Lynn Wagner. Jonef Word. Eugene Wears. Wanda Wears, ErioHyn Weiss Robert Westenborger. Charles Westfoll, Jock Wilkins, Chloe Wilson. David Wil- son. Juanita Wilson. Tom Wisemon, Kay Wolford John Wolshire. Thomas Wright, Chester Yofes. Ellen Yoder, Louise Young, Emily Zinsmeisfer . 7.0 -M-r...., rv-,,.- .. -ri.7---wm-W-t,rr , 7- . Juniors 33 34 Tom Kendrick. Pres.: John Slater, Vice Pres.: Esther Wright Sec.: Pof Nihiser, Treos.: Gwendolyn Abram: James Ad- kins, Ted Allen. Gloria Alspough Mary Anders, Jim Anderson. Phillip An- derson, Harry Appel, Shirley Arter, Hor- old Awolf. Gene AzbeH, Marlene Bailey Carolyn Baird. Richard Baker, Martha Boll, Robert Boll, Poul Bollmer, Edward Bonghom. Bob Bornhorf, Alice Beoffy Dorothy Beavers, Donald Beckley. Esther Beery, Phyllis Bell, Donald Beougher, George Beougher. Clarke Bixby. Dove Block John Boice. Mildred Bonfroger. Lee Ann Bosch, Michael Boyd. Edna Briggs. Carol Brown, Ronnie Brown. Cordelia Brucker John Buchanan. Soro Burns. Donald Burnside. Geraldine Burnside, Potty Bus- sord. Phyllis Confer, Alice Corlisle, Do- lores Carlisle Stanley Corlisle. Dorothy Carpenter, James Chilcote, CliHord Church, Donno . Clark, Ronald Cookley. John Combs. ; Mary Conrad Donna Corn, Pauline Corsen. Sandro Corsen, Marilyn Cotton, Denver Cox. Janet Cozod. Ronald Cruif, Joan Darius Betty Deeds. Loweronce Dennis, Thomas Denton. Jonef Deuschle, James Devore. Sue Ann Diffmor. Down Donahue. Roger Dubble Joan Dupler. Julio Earle, Mickey Echord. James Eden, Ronald Engle. Dove Eymon. Ronnie Eymon, Tirre Forfney David Fouse. Bob France, Earl Frazier, James Fricker, Carl Friesner, Koy Fulker- son, David Geiger. Charlotte Geiser Juanita Gillespie. James Gobel. Norma Goodyear. James Goslin, William Goth- ord. Mono Grant. Jone GriHifh, Poul Grimm Virginia Gross, Mary Ann Hall. Juanita Honkison. Walter Harvey. Shirley Hosh- mon. Connie Hellman, Dolores Henderly, Saundra Hewitt Gory Highley, Agnes HiHberry, Mono Hines. Fred Hoffman, Koy Hollenbough; Charlotte Hoskinson, Pete f-iowordsorn Poul HuFFer Donno Huffman. Donna Hughey. Mary Hunter, Myron Husfon, Donald Hufsler. Gordon Huff. Janice Hysell. Sue lmth Mary Jenkinson, Edwin Johnson, Sarah Keenan, James Kelley. Donno Kemper, Myrna Kennedy, Dole Kern. Sharon Kerns ' Mildred Kiger. Donald Kissling. Joyce Kistler. Nancy KifsmiHer. Dorothy Krofz. Mary A. Krebs. Connie Londis. Richard Lope Mary K. Lecrone. Sally Lehew, Lennie Lesfer. Koren Linton. Barbara LiffreH. Richard Love. Joyce Lufz. Charles Lyfle Jerry Moddux, Lorry Moddux, Mary Mcddux, Mary K. Mognuson. Jim Mann, Janice Marshall. Roger Most. Poul Mof- fox Richard Mofz, William McAfee, James McDaniel, Gerald Mefcolf, Fern Miller. Herbert Miller. Kenny R. Miller, Martha Miller Oscar Miller. June Mohler, Dove Moore, June Moore. Richard Moore. Betty More- heod. Kenneth Muck. Melanie Musser Sondra NeH, Patricio Nicholis. Esther Nichols, Herb Nihiser. George Noice. Julianne Noll, JaneiL Nutter. Bob Parrish Robert Paxton, Ronnie Paxton, John Pickering. Richard Pickering. Raymond Pierce. Zelda Plinke, Jone Roedel. Sue Roinville Rose Rouch. Priscilla Reed. Ronald Ro- bey. Joyce Robinson, Jerry Roby. Gale Ruskin, Carolyn Ryan. Joel Secoy Jerry Seesholfz, JoAnn Seiferf. George Sheets. Clayton Sheppard. Ronald Sher- rick. Lorry Shipley. Robert Shonk. Ed- ward Shook Ronnie Shouldis. Thomas Shreve, Bill Shull, Hermon Shuffleworfh. Barbara Sif- ford. Barbara Smith, Joy Smith, Leroy Smith Robert Smith. Sally Smith. Betty Snider, Carol Snoke. Greta Snoke. Birufo Solcs. Linda Lou Solf, Lynda Koy Solf Sherry Souders, Mabel Spoun, Donna Speokman. Miono Sfollord. Jone Stomp- He. Neil Staten, Fred Sfedmon, Shirley Sfocker Sophomores 35 Sophomores 36 Charles Sfouder. Carol Stroley. Eorl Sfrown, Donald Strohm, Borboro Sfuntz. Mary Sweet. Kenneth TorveHo. Potty Thimmes Toni A. Thomas. Cofolyn Tobin, Poffy Tolliver, Dionne Torrence. Raymond Tucker, Yvonne Tucker, John Turner. Rodger Upp Lorraine Valentine, Poul Wocker. Ado Wagner, Janet Waugh. Jim Waugh, Joyce Waugh, Richard Weaver. Opal N'Vebb Junior Wedge. Don Weidner, Fran Weiss. Betty Whitaker. Sue White, Nelda Wisdom, Bill Wohlforfh, Donald Wood- geord June Wright, John Young, Donna Zervis Donald Covonough. Pres.: Alon Geiger, Vice-Pres.; Poul Arledge. Sec: June Kiger. Treos.: Henry Ackers, Clyde Adams. Daniel Agosto, Donna Agosto David Alexander, Donna Altman. Betty Alvis. Ginger Anderson, Lois Anderson. Barbara Arenf. Kathleen Arter. Juliette Ashbrook Joseph Azbell. Wuonifo Barnett, Eliza- beth Bosh. Ruby Bates, Alice Boumgord- ner. Gertrude Beck. Sylvio Beery, Ron- nie Bighorn Ronald Blosser. Dorothy Bluecher, Terry Bope. Dole Bowers, Janet Bowman. Doie Brody, Deon Brody, William Brannon Mary Breckenridge, Robert Breckenridge. David Brewer, Jean Britch, Rose Buch- onon. Patricio Buckolew, Nancy Burgoon, Jock Burnside Janice Coin. Mary Caldwell. Edward Campbell, Gory Campbell. Carl Cop- ron, Sally Carder. Carolyn Carpenter, Leona Carpenter .Golden Carper, Jim Cotfron, Shirley Church. Lois Clark. June Clark, Robert Clover, Mary Ann Conon. Lorry Collins Max Collins, Nancy Combs. Juanita Congrove. Connie Conrad, Poul Cordle. Poul Coss. Koren Creiglow. Gretchen Crow Jim Dorboker. Susanne Doubenmire. Lonny Davis. Linda Deeds. Carol Deefz. Kenneth DeLong. Marie Denney. Bonnie Dennis Borboro DeVoulf. Poul Dillard. Elwood Dodge. Rosalie Downour, Sharon Driver. Michael Dworkin, Alice Eck. Keith Eich- horn Sondra Elam, Honor Embrey. Kenny England, Juanita Evans. CliHord Fohrer. Douglas Foirchild, Jon Freeman. Barb- oro Fefherolf Frank Fisher. Mike Flora. Betty J. Fox, Fred Fox. Richard Fronke. Monroe Froz- ier. Georgia Friesner. Blanche Gehres Patricio George. Peggy Gerz. Jock Gordon. Norma Grof, Tom Grof, Judy Griffin. Mory Hode. Carol Hole James Hall. David Hammer. Phyllis Hof- moker, Jon Hozelfon, Donald Heath, Charles Hedges. Jim Hedges. Gene Helser Freshmen 37 Freshmen 38 Linda Helser. Delores Henderly, Poul Henderly, Zoe Henderson, Jerry Hen- kener, Vivian Hill. Potty Hillyord. Kenny Hines ' Mary J. Hines. Nancy Hoch, Gerald Hoffman. Monte Hoover. Nancy Huf- ford, Rickie Hughes. Linda Hes, Doris Isoocs Poulis Jonson, Russell Jenkins. Roberf Jessup, Alice Johnson. Barbara Johnson, Marjorie Johnston, Frances Julian. Lorry Kennedy Robert Kerns, Donna King. Charles Kline. Judy Krinn. Margaret Kunkler. Phyllis Lope. Delbert Loughlin. Jock LoVeck William LoVeck, Johnny Leohner. Joyce Leohner. Donna Lescolleef, Shirley Lind- seyI Beffe Lines. Sue LoHis, John Lucas Margaret Lufz, Kay Lynch, Tommy Mor- sholl. Vivian Mathews. Geraldine Moffox, Grace Moffox. Henry McAllen, Janice McCall . Betty McCandlish. Moriorie McCoy. Pauline McCreary, Jock McGee. Fron- ces McKinney. Tom Milbcugh. Carolyn Miller, Donny Miller Betsy Moellenkamp, Davida Moore. Jim Moore, Wilda Moore, Norma Morris. Robert Neibling, Thomas Nicholls, David Nichols Nina Nicolio, Phyllis Nicolio, Helen Nuffer, Daniel Ochs, Earl 099. Glenn Ours. Judith Poefow, Randy Poiron Carl Parent, Koren Poulin. Jeanne Peck, Donald Phillips, Walter Pittman, Nancy Potts, Grace Price. Minnie Price Wayne P'Qgh. Lorry Purcell. Poul Purfl- mon. Eileen Roger. Richard Roger. How- ard Raymond. Maxine Raymond. Tom Reed Potty Reese. Donny Reeyes. Robert Reid, Roger Reid, Joyce Reynolds, Lois Rob- inson. Sally Rodmon. Drexyl Romans Phillip Romig, Tom Rosier. Miriam Ruble. Ronnie Ruble, Sue Ruff. Jim Saddler. Verner Sampson, Meade: Sanders Alice Sorgenf, Frederick Sounders, Judy Schoefer. Martha Schriever, Neil Seimer. Yvonne Shaffer. Lona Shepard. Harold Shonk Joan Shonfing. James Short. Mike Show- olfer. Mildred Siegle. Ronald Silcoff. Nancy SIHerley. Barbara Smith, Beverly Smith Co Ieen Smith. Loretta Smith. Vaughn Smith. Kenneth Snoke, Morilou Snoke. Tom Snoke. WiHiom Snoke. Jock Soles Grefd Sounders. Joyce Spengler. Dick Sfompfle. Judy Stephens. Katherine Sfrown. Mary Lou Street, Dole Strohm. Carolyn Sfrosnider Opal Stump, Max Thomas. Judy Thrush. Jerry Tippens, Fred Tucker, Koy .Vonce. Sharon VonMefer. Ronnie Venfresco Elizabeth Walter. Geraldine Walter. James Walter. Lois Word. Phyllis Word. Reno Warren, Jean Waugh. Judy Weiss Sally wells. Potty WestfoH. Thelma White. Betty Whitley. Mary Widener. Shirley Widener. Eloise Wiegand. Bour- borc: Wildmon Charles Wilkins, Frances Williams, Joc- queline Wilson. Sharon Wilson. Teddy Wilson. Patricia Wolfe. Carol Wolfz. JoAnn Work Dorcas Wright. EH0 eright. Ida Wright. John Yates, Doloro Zinsmeisfer Freshmen 39 IVES! Tomorrow's housew mg the mok ner in l n ing d Thonksgiv Gobel Mr. isfry lab 5 chem 4O Fieove-ho. boys! CSeffhe boH over.giHs! 4l jctiuitied : W 1 N. 'W HW'nnwnmn w , 32w 44 STUDENT COUNCIL Sell tickets, Miroges. and help collemL money: These Tasks and others are done. Their CHSFSOSIHOHS ore cheerful and sunny, And +heir dances are always such fun. Row l W'oIford. Simmons. Koumeyer. Nigh. Arl- edge Sec.-Treos.. Young Row 2-Porrish. Reynolds. Word. Neff. Snider. HuHmon. Kerns. Kiger. Row 3-Sfompfle. Bollmer. Boysfel. Huddle. Martin. C o m b s. D. Foirchild. Phillips Row 4 Hcll. Eymon. L. Fairchild -- Pres.. Slater. Savoy. Eichhorn. Waugh Row l-Arledge-Treos.. Goodman -- Vice-Pres.. Foirchild - P'res.. Cor- lisle - Sec.. Dorboker Row Z-Fronke. Keller. Waugh. Mr. Smurf. Mil- som. Sfrohl. Koumeyer. Still Row 3-Nusboum, Sfebel- ton. Truog. Emrick. Sneer- ingem Behrens. Spengler, Crook Row 4 Keene. Eck. Kend- rick, Kelch. Stewart, De- Merell HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship. leadership. character. service In these one must excell. So. if yOLr hove Them. don't be nervous. For surely time will tell. Virgil, Caesar. Hwe Roman nofion- They,ve studied +hese and more. You should see their initiation Where pranks are pulled galore. Good s'rudenJrs in Spanish +0 this group are odmif'ied, And study hard The whole year Through. To go fripping', +0 Mexico. boy! are +hey fihed! Buenos dios. amigo. how're you? LATIN CLUB LOS CABALLEROS Row l-Nixon - Treos.. Trout. Wilson. Abbott. Roob. Fronke. 'Orr. Bauer. Timberlake. Crook Row 2--Wolford. M. Nus- boum. GriHifh. Spengler. J. Nusboum -- Sec.. An- ders. Downhour. Robson, Smith Row 3-Sneeringer. Ger- hard. Baird. Krofz. Geis- el'. Bonfroger, Miss Grif- Hfh. Norris. Lutz, Keller. NeH. Joyce Waugh. Mc- Corfen Row 4 Kennedy. Reed. Hoffman, Clark. Torr- ence, Lehew,Jonef Waugh. Nichols. Harris. Jo-Ann Waugh, Behrens. Deal Row 5--Sifferley, Staten. Woodgeord. M o s s e r. Turner. Fricker, Pickering, Sherrick Row 6 - Bo f e s. Shipley. Slater. T. Kendrick.John- sfon. R. Kendrick-Pres.. Custer, Wilson, Smith- Vice-Pres. Row l Koumeyer. Thomas. Speokmon, Hoshmon, Linton. S. Smith, J. Smith. Sfebelfon. Parent Row 2-Dougherfy. Clump w-Vice - Pres.; Word. Sneeringer - Pres.. Em- rick, Noll. Conrad, Solf, Snider Row 3 Dorb0ker, Morley, Truog, Kistler, Denton. Ruble. Lecrone. M. Mil- ler, Hawk Row 4- Kerns. Fefherolf. Parrish, Hampshire. Rog- erw F.4 Miller. Dollmeyer Sec., R. Miller-Treos.. Hollenbough Row 5 Arledge, Redd. WiHiomson, B o I I m e r. Thomas. Westenborger. Huff. Geiger 45 46 FUTURE NURSES Row l-Morsholl, Solf, Crobfree. Anders. Hellmonn, Blefzocker. Arledge, Sanderson, Mosier. Nicolio Row 2-VonHorn, Forrest. Timberlake, Trout, Emrick. Crook. Miss Hudson, Armstrong, Boffs, Ely. Clark. Hensley. Hart Row 3 R. VonHorn, Barker. Sneeringer. McCoHerfy, E. Weiss. F. Weiss. A. Smith, Musser. Arter. Austin. Reese, Kiger, Fefherolf Row 4--Long. Milsom. Hines, P. Clark. Knechf, D. Clark. 6055, Graybill, Fronke, Deal, Sfouder Row 5 WiIdermeh, Aldenderfer. Thimmes. Hill. Yoder, Hillberry, Zinsmeisfer. Judd. Doum These girls have planned 0 grand career Of helping those in need. For them should be given 0 rousing cheer To wish Them 0H Godspeed. LIBRARY STAFF Row 1 Koumeyer, Cozod, Wright Row 2 Nigh, Bell, Sherburn, Korcher, Dorfus. Bowlby. Nic'nols Row 3 Hu1cfmon. Honon. Morrow. Drum, Hort, Ruff, Arter. Ely, Valentine, Deeds They speak not 0 word. but go right +0 +heir work Putting The books on their shelves. They take Hwem omL 0nd pu+ Them bock Yes. They're busy and quiet as elves. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1 Koumeyer. Griffith, Spongler-Pres., Waugh. Behrens-Vice-Pres., McCorTen Row Z-Truog. Abbott. Robson. Fouse. Miss Hudson. Gerhard, Hudson, Roger Row 3-Conrod, Crook. Bauer. Orr, Helber. Wilson. Wolford. Nixon-Sec. Now what's +heir goal? They w0n+ to teach And help the children learn. Good luck. until your goal you reach. Teaching Bobby, Sue. and Fern. 1 1 47 it- 31? . M , 8 4 BIG BROTHERS Row leHolthice-Presq Keene-Treos., Boner-Pres., Douglass-Sec., Custer Row Z-Arledge. Giles, Sfeworf. Miss Hudson. Huddle, DeMereH, Heft Row 3-Brennemcm, Lawrence, Pifcock, Wilson. Helber. Martin, Honon Row 4eL. Fairchild, Godown, Smith, Westenborger. Wisemcm. Lonfz They're ready and willing fo help The new lads With numerous problems and studies: To help +hem know whof's good and whof's bad, ,And become The best of buddies. BIG SISTERS Row l-Dorboker. Griffith. Morley. Thimmes, Emrick, FouseeSec.I Parent Row ZeCrook. M. Nusboum-Pres.. Waugh. Milsom, Miss Hudson. Clump. Gerhard, Arledge. Robson Row 3e-Combs. Nigh, KoumeyereTreosq Goodman, Simmons, J. Nusboum-Vice-Pres., S. Timber- loke, Still Row 4-N. Timberlake. Truog, Austin. Crook. Roob. Corlisle. Fronke. Hunter These busy girls around L.H.S. Are quife a helpful lof. They help the freshmen do their best. So they're forgotten not. Hl-Y Row 1--Mr. Miller. KelcheSecq Sfeworf-Vice-Pres., DouglassePresq Kromer-Treos.. Mr. Dickey Row 2-Roymond. Cannon. Evans. Grove. Sfreffon. Heft Row 3-Keene. Savoy. Nusser, Giles, ShuH, Figgins, Seymour Row 4-DeMereH, Foirchild. Brennemon. Brannon, Groybill And here's our Hi-Y Club. Wi+h 0H +he boys you know. They have many projects Throughout +he year. Such as The drive for Polio. 49 50 METHALIAN CLUB Row l--SHH Sec.-Treos.. Keene Vice-Presq Sovoy-Pres., DeMereH-Recorder Row 2 Porenf, Reed, Wolford, Sneeringer. Dorboker. Nusboum Row 3-Romey. Kelch, Douglass When it comes +0 ocfing. friend. Let me tell you now. The Talent of these folks has no end. They're really Tops. and how! SI 52 Y-TEEN Y-TEEN F.H.A. Row 1 Combs, Trout. W'ilson. Schueler. Nixon Pres.. Korcher. Butler. Smith. J. Spongler. Shonfing. Clark Row 2-J. Smith. Shahon. Stresnider. A. Conrad. Sanderson, Wolford. Huston. Taylor. Mosier. Sher- burn, Nicolio, B. Austin Row 3-D. Carlisle. Ankrom, Word, Schultz. Rife. Edwards. Allison. Robson. J. Austin. Brown, P. Reese, Caldwell. Smith, J. Nusboum. S. Timberlake. Fouse Row 4--Crook, Nigh, Kcumeyer Sec.I Spongler. JoAnn Waugh. GriIr'Fifh. Goodman, Arledge. Paulin. Souders. Z. Henderson. Lufz. Diffmor. Huffman. Clump Row 5 Sfocker. Yenrick. A. Corlisle. McCorfen. M. Reese Vice-Presq Moriey. Reynolds, Bonfrager. Abbott, Solf. Fefherolf. Tolliver, Bowman. Robinson Row 6 5. Souders. Sfcmpfle. ImhofF, Lehew. Joyce Waugh. SiHord. Nichols, Blefzocker. K. Crook, Daugherty. Downhour. Wagner, Lecrone, P. Nichols. Thimmes. Parrish. Botts, Armstrong Row l chsley. Porenf. Henderson Treosq Linton, Weiss. Noll. Simmons. Thimmes. Schriever, Coin. Hellmonn Row 2 Krofz, M. Miller. Sfrown. Hcshmon. Anderson. Work. Wolfz. Reed. Thomas Row 3 D0rboker. Milsom. Kerns. Kistler. Roedel, Briggs. Speokmon, Torrence. Nihiser. Fefherolf. Gehres, Waugh. NeFF. R. Miller Row 4-Kennedy, Behrens. Darfus. Corn, Orr, Sfuntz, Sfebelfon, Thrush. Alvis. Clark. Smith. Noble. Bates. Reynolds, Word. Judd Row 5 M0rsholl, Hughey. Tobin, Brucker. M. Miller. Brown. Bauer. Converse. Zimmerman, Kochel. Creoglow, Norris. Norton. Patterson. Mondhonk, Dollmeyer The junior branch of the Y.W.C.A. Believes in having fun. The girls know fhof usefulness pays. But fun comes after work is done. Row 1 Spires, Beery, ToHiver Presq Hort-Vice-Pres.. Mrs. Marquis. Miss Reed. Hampshire- Treos., Hensley, Corlisle. J. DeVoult Sec. Row 2 P. Doum. N. Combs, Gerz. Dennis. Robinson. Mathews. P. Thimmes. Wilson. S. Combs. Shon- non. McCondlish. Clark, Eck Row 3-L. Clark. Moore. Crow. Gehres. Mohler. Plinke. Earle. Roinville. P. Nicolio. Helser. Corsen, B. DeVoulf Row 4-Congrove. Sfrown. C. Carpenter. C. Miller. Lynch. Anderson. L. Spires. Driver. N. Nicolio. Walter. L. Carpenter. Buckalew. Johnson, Kunkler Row 5 SoUders. Miller, Spaun. Morrow. Williamson. B. Fefherolf. George. Elam, Denney, Bosh. Hoskinson ' Row 6 NoIond. RUFF. Sfollord. Bowman, Lope. Hughey. Bonfroger. Agosto. Peck. Friesner. Wiegand, Raymond, 'Burgoon These young ladies cook and sew And are very good 0+ this. For Future Homemakers must know How To cook and live in bliss. 53 54 SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 -Good mon. Griffith, Sneeringer - Sec., An- ders. Sfebelfon. Smith Row 2-Connon Treos., Sovoy-Vice-Pres.. Maug- er Pres., Wilson. Stew- orf Row 3 Blefzocker, Con- verse, Behrens, Mr. Mi ler. Milsom. Spengler. Waugh PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF Row 1 SHI, Robson. Mi som, M. Nusboum Row 2 Boner, Parent. J Nusboum. Fouse, Sonder- son. Sfollord Row 3 Neeley, Kelch, Ford M.P.S.O. Moore. Colins. Friesner. Allen. Mr. lrick, Coss. Williams. Westfoll USHERETTES Row l-Clump, Milsom. Arledge, Brown, Nusboum Row 2 Hedges. Hamp- shire. Thimmes. Yoder. H udson. Parrish Row, 3 Nihiser. Zinsmeisf- er. Hockmon. A. Corl- isle. Kennedy FIRST AID Row l-Thimmes. VonHorn. Armstrong. Korshner Row 2-leoylor. Corder STAGE CREW Row I Arledge. Mr. ,Irick Row 2-Dowdy, Figgins F.F.A. Row 1- T0rvello, Awolf' P. Bollmer, Romey - Pres.. K. Bollmer -- Vice-Pres.. Johnson Sec. Dono- hue Row 2 - Cruif, Brewer. Grimm Leohner. Mr. Mechling, Richard Engle. Mos'r, Gofhord Row 3 Boice. Shaffer. J. Shepard. Morgan. Ack- ers. Heath. Frazier Row 4 Lope, Korshner, C. Shepard. Kelley, Cun- ningham, Ronald Engle. Bighorn 55 56 OFFICE STAFF Row 1-Combs. Crook, Cox, Buckingham. Evcms. Griffith, Jennings Row 2-Sorrell. Boffs, Word. Waugh, Deal. Keene. Cannon. SfoHord CAFETERIA STAFF Row l-Smifh, Bowers, Beoffy. Henderly. Boy. Soles Row Z-Mrs. Franklin. Woolever, Price, Miss Miller. Shuffleworfh. Mrs. McGee Row 3 P. HUHer. L. HUHer, W'olshire. Cordle. Westenborger. Helser. Dodge GYM LEADERS Row I-Clump, Robson, Emrick, Griffith. Arledge. Crook, Congrove Row 2-Hall. Fouse. Milsom. Waugh. Mrs. Word. Truog. Behrens. Spengler, Timberlake, Hupp Row 3 McInfurf, Sanderson. Mosier. Yoder. Henderson. Wilson, Trout. Abbott. Eckerf Row 4 Smifhl Lonfz, Fairchildl Lope, Bollmer. Leohner. Brannon, MOHOX. Gerken. Ccffrom V.I.C. Row I-Moore, N. S5oke. Fosnough. Siler. Hudnoll-Pres.. Nusser. Miller. Wilson Row 2--Mr. Neal. B. Snoke. Grof. Handley-Vice-Pres.. Wesfhoven Sergeonf at arms. Former- Treos.. Neol-Sec.. Jones. Cottron, Mr. Sherrick Row 3-Hewiff. George. Bainfer, Fink. Huger. Fouble. Brain. Kiger. Grove Row 4 D. Nusser. Shonk. Boggs. Schorr. Lindsey. Straits. Figgins Row S-Noble. Allen, Sterner. Summers, Converse. Doubenmire. 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Ruble. Work, Brown. Waugh Row ZeReese. Figgins. Wolford. Still, Wohlforth. Wilson, Krofz, Fricker, Noll, Nichols, SiHord. Mr. McIntyre, Crook. Corlisle. Bowers. Trout. Houensfein. Godown. Bofes Nixon. Sfrohl Toot. Toof-foof. foot. - foot, foof-squeok. The orches+ro plays goily owoy. uer have 0 peek- Listen! e Its Anchors' Aweigh. Let's open The doors and Wifhouf The bond of 0 football game We wouldn't know who+ to do. For if spurs +he Team To gridiron fomee And We specfotors like if. too. 59 60 A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row l-Bowlby. Simmons, Stevens, Reed. Norton. Thrush. Wells, Downour. Reese. Lufz. Briggs. Nutter. Moore. Wilson. Loew Row 2-Hedges. Robinson, Wagner. Poulin. Schneider, Roger. Mondhonk. Goss, Arenfl Hockmon, Dollmeyer. Judd. Hudson. Sifferley. Nusboum. RUE. Miller Row 3-Mr. Beol, Honon. DeMeH, Locke, Beougher. Burnside. Eymon, Lester, Kerns. D. Eymon. T. Thrush Row 4 Groybill. Walton, Evcns. Heft. Paxton. Austin, Gerken, Snoke. Tracy. Holloway. McAfee BEGINNING CHOIR Row l-Buchonon, chce. Sheppard. Clark. Anderson. Caldwell, Hode. Zinsmeisfer. Carpenter. L. Smith. W'illioms Row 2 RubleL Dennis. Berry, Ashbrook. Jean Waugh. Boumgordner. Fox. Wright. Lollis, Stump, Gerz Row 3-Lufz, Britch, Hes. Snoke. Altman, Arter, Roger. Eck, Kunkler. C. Smith. Wildmon Row 4 Mr. Beol. Snoke. Helser. Romig. Phillips, Pairon. Powers. Hughes. Coffron, Ellis, Thrush, Vom- Gundy, Rosier, ROUH The choirs sing out so sweet and clear From The auditorium each day. Their music: is enjoyed by all who hear The songs. both sod and gay. G. A. C. This club is really on +he bOH Bowling. volley, basket. HCome on, lef's win.' is their lusty coll. As they play th net and rocket. Row l A. Long, Griffith, Hellman, Kochel. VonHorn. Combs. Still Row 2--Kisfler, Kerns. Torrence. Reed, Ely, WCugh, Mrs. Word. Emrick, Blefzocker. Bouer. Orr. Wolford. Nixon, Thimmes. R. VonHorn Row 3 Thomos, Wright, Eastman. Young, Schueler, Parent. Wilson, Trout, Anders. Nicolle. Sonder- son. B. Austin, Mosier. Sherburn Row 4 Kelfon, NoHI Nichols. Briggs, SiHord, Huston, Word. Sfrosnider, Korcher. Hampshire. Robson. Fouse. Roob, N. Timberlake. Truog. S. Timberlake. J. Nusboum. Clump, BoHs, Tucker. Noble Row 5-Simmons. Sfebelfon. A. Corlisle. Arledge--Pres.. M. Nusboum. Nigh, Koumeyer. McCarfen. Goodman. Spongler-Vice-Pres.. Dorfus. Morley, Patton. SorreH. Lufz, Kumler, Foigley, Congrove. G. Long, Patterson Row 6-Crook, Dorboker. Corlisle-Secu Abbott. Schultz. Edwards. Rife, Parrish, Keller, 0055, Hart. ShoeHer. Wears. Armstrong, NeH. Hensley Row 7 Behrens. Milsom-Treos.. Daugherty, Crook. Reese. J. Austin, Henderson, WiHiomson. Dunkle. Leohner. Clark. Yoder. Hunter, Zinsmeisfer, Dollmeyer, Zimmerman bl 62 . What an industrious group. MIRAGE STAFF Donna Parent. Paulo Smith, Betty Arledge. Patricio Dorboker, Henry Custer. John Savoy Betty Arledge ........................................ EdHor Po+ricio Dorboker ........................... Artist and Typist John Savoy ................................... Sports Writer Henry Cusfer .................................. Photographer Donna Parent ....................... '. . .Loyouf 0nd Mounfing Paulo Smith ............................ Layout and Moun+ing You often hear of H16 busy bee? Well. the Mirage Staff you should see Working. Typing. talking - extra fosf - Before the deadline date has past. To give our school +he very besf Of art. photography. and 0H +he rest. 63 .LT 64 .g. m, 3 Our bond puts on a top performance before Brown fans in Cleveland Stadium. Bond struts ifs stuff of the Fair. 65 thlzticd 68 COACHING STAFF Lorry Peterson-A+hlefic Director. Head Football. Reserve Boskefboll. and Golf Coach Robert Dickey Boskefboll. Assistant Football. and Reserve Baseball Coach RobenL Poyne-Foculfy Manager. Assisfonf Foo+boll. and Track Coach James Poprifon-Assisfon+ Football Coach and Equipment Manager Paul J. Miller Assisfonf Football Coach Paul Faehl-Assisfonf Football and Freshman Basketball Coach Anthony J. Morfin-Boseboll Coach Robert Dickey. Robert Payne. Lorry Peterson, James Poprifon. Paul J. Miller. Paul Foehl FOOTBALL TEAM Row l-Mr. Peterson--CocjlchI Westhoven, Eck. Brannon, Mouger. Fairchild, Ford. Hudnoll, Kendrick, Lope. Bollmer, Evans. J. Hall. Mr. PoyneeCooch Row 2-Snoke. George, Gerken. Kiger. Westenborger. Noice, P. Bollmer. Agostol Pitcock. Edgington. Wedge. Neal, McKittrick, Mr. FoehI-Cooch Row 3-Wisemon-Mcmoger. Hondley. Brain. Friesner. T. Kendrick. DeMeH. DeFillippo. Slater. Hedges. Hupp. Groybill, Vance. Holl-Monoger Row 4eSitterleyeMonoger, Jansen. Tracy, Covonough. Foil, Brown. Secoy. Lytle, Dubble, Spengler. Lucas, Gobel, Bonghom. StilhngereMonoger V Row 5--Mr. Popriton-e-Cooch, Stonditord. Mowery. Aucremon. Hedges, Arledge. Bosch, Shouldis. Collins. Brody. Walters, Lunsford. Phillips, Mr. Dickey-Cooch Row 6-Clore. Thrush. Kraft. Spires, Wagner. Azbell, Dilliord. McAfee. Kissling. Grof Row 7-eFosnough. Huffman, Lucas, Reed. Hawkins. Moody. Hichcock. DeVore, Echord, Mr. Miller- Coach The Golden Gales had a fine season on the gridiron this year , . ' with a record of seven wins and two losses. Although they suffered losses from Cambridge and Zonesville. they swept down the field to smother Newark, Lancaster's long-time rival. 27-0. The glory must go to all the boys. who combined their mental and physical energies to obtain the most important ingredient of all sports- teamwork. 69 Lope hits 'em again . Keep your eye on the ball Monogers-McKitfrick. Wisemon, 0nd Sifferley Whoops - - Arledge and Parent mode a mistake Uh, uh - - don't touch that ball Foirchild got away - - MlmosH More yardage rocked up by Lope FOOTBALL AWARDS . Pot $90530, 59???? 1 ............. L .......... .' . .LeHer Curtis George. Senior ................................ Letter Tom Evans. Senior .................................... LeHer Bob Westenborger. Junior ............................. Le'rfer Gene Kiger. Junior .................................... Letfer Jerry Hondley. Junior ................................ LeHer Joe DeFiHippo, Junior ................................ Leffer Junior Wedge. Sophomore ............................ Letter Jon Slofer. Sophomore ................................ Letter Carl Friesner, Sophomore .......... . .................... LeHer Tom Kendrick. Sophomore .............................. Letter Ron McKiHrick, Junior Uv1cmoged ........................ Leffer Lee Lope. Senior ...................................... Key Ed Westhoven. Senior ........ ' .......................... Key Gory Gerken. Senior .................................... Key Bob Brannon. Senior .................................... Key Miesse Mouger, Senior .................................. Key Bill Ford, Senior ........................................ Key Ron Kendrick. Senior ................................... Key Kermif Bollmer. Senior .................................. Key Lorry Fairchild, Senior ................................... Key Walter Eck. Sen-ior ...................................... Key Joe HudnoH. Senior ..................................... Key SCHEDULE-SCORES Lancaster .................... 27 Logan .......................... 14 Lancaster .................... 28 lronfon ......................... O Loncos+er .................... 50 Morieffo ........................ 6 Lancaster ........... ......... 25 Dover .......................... 14 Lancaster .................... l4 Coshocfon . .r .................... l3 Loncosfer .................... I 3 Cambridge ...................... 33 Lancaster .................... O Zonesville ....................... 20 Lancaster .................... 27 Newark ......................... O Loncosfer .................... 7 Chillicofhe ...................... 6 71 FOOTBALL 72 lTop Rowl Ron Kendrick-Senior-BockeRon shone in the quorterbock slot this yeor, and his oll-orouncl good boll ploying will be missed next season. Tom Kendrick-Sophomore-Bock-Like his brother Ron, Tom is developing into 0 line back. His services will get full usoge next year. Junior Wedge-Sophomore-Tockle-Junior contributed 0 lot to the team this year. and his hord blocking will be welcomed back next season. Bob Westenborger-JunioreTockle-Bob's another one of those hord-hitting linemen. In him is com- bined spirit and good sportsmanship. be Ed Westhoven-Senior-End-Ed was one of our top ends. His hard work and determination wil greatly missed next season. Jerry HandleyeJunior-BockeJerry did 0 line iob this year in his holfbock position. He will be back next season with plenty of 'istulzl for the opposition. lBottom Rowl Corl Friesner-Sophomore-Bock-this well-built lod. although only 0 sophomore. showed the ions he could really carry that boll. He will see plenty of oction next yeor. Jim Holl-Senior-Encl-HTex was always lighting hard when he was in there. He was lost ond olwoys determined to win. Gory Gerken--Senior-Tockle-A tine linemon, Gory played 0 line game all the woy. His size and stoy-putness will be missed. Wolter Ecke-SenioreBock-Wolter was our fullback. His spirit. power. and gumption helped moke the backfield click. Kermit BollmereSenior-Bock-Kermit's steody orm guided many 0 boll to 0 completed poss. His quick thinking and hard running will be missed. Joe Hudnoll-Senior-Bock-Joe was one of the moinstoys of the backfield. Although smoll. he was really tough to pull down. lTop Rowl Tom Evans-Senior-GuardeHere is a lad who was untapped in spirit and drive. Although Tom didn't play much, he stuck with it all the way. - Jon SlatereSophomoreeTackleeJon was one of our prize linemen. His spirit and drive shown this season will be a maior element next year. Joe DeFillippo-Junior-Center-This jovial lad was another important ingredient in this year's suc- cessful season. His power and pep will be useful next year. Bob Brannon-eSenior-Guard-Bob was a hard player and a good sport all through the season. He was almost always on the starting lineup and his services will be missed next season. Miesse Mauger-SenioreGuardeEven though hampered by having his teeth fall out every once in a while. Miesse still played a good game and earned all the credit he received. Curtis George-SenioreGuard-This lad. although the smallest on the team. set a pattern that the larger boys found hard to keep up with. lBottom Rowl Neale DeMell-Senior-CentereAlthough he didn't see much action. Neal was always working hard and was full of spirit. Pat Agosta-Senior-End-this tall, slender chap played a tine game and was well liked by his teammates. Gene Kiger-Junior-GuardeGene was a tine guard and a hard worker. He put all he had into the game. Bill Fofd-Senior-Center-All along Bill has been a rough-and-ready ball player. His power and pep will be missed next season. Lee Lapee-Senior-EncleThis hefty lad developed into a tine end. His excellent playing won him berths on the South All-Star Team and Third All-State Team. Larry FairchildeSenior-Back-Although this was the first year Larry played. his speed and drive brought the Gales many extra yards. FOOTBALL 73 74 BASKETBALL Freddie shoots a long one! Fairchild is up and the ball is in. Graceful ballet AH quiet for a tout shot Our loyal Pep Band Pot whooping up the crowd Student section Huddle takes a shot Keep your eye on the game, girls! BASKETBALL Row leDeMelleMonoger. Arledgee-Monoger. Hall. Martin, Mclnfurf, Foirchild, Vance. Wisemon Row ZeLonfz, Thrush. Kendrick, Lope. Mr. Dickey-Cooch. Engle. Leohner, Huddle The feom came 0qu on top this year. wifh ll wins and 9 losses. Several times the boys lost by only a small margin. H may seem like 0 poor record. bmL the games were all exciting, and The team always played a good game. win or lose. Many outsfonding teams were played. including Columbus Soufh, whom the Gales downed 68-56. 75 76 BASKETBALL Fred Mclnfurf Lorry Foirchild Scramble Kendrick takes 0 jump sho'r Tim HCIH eyes on ball as Mclnfurf shoots Ron Kendrick Hold if. Lorry Freddie Denny Lonfz strains for a foul Lyfle Tom Thrush umps os Noice looks on Dick Huddle BASKETBALL Lee Lope Fairchild oufiumps opponent 77 RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Row l-SfiHinger--Manoger. Most. Miller. Kendrick, Noice. Eckerf, Johnson. Woodgeard Row 2-Engle. Waugh, Shipley. Secoy, Slater. Anderson. Lytle. Mr. Pet erson Varsity Schedule and Scores Lancaster ............................ 77 Logan ............................. Lancaster ............................ 6O Dovefk Loncosfer............................ 62 Columbus East ...................... Lancosfer............................ 78 CoshocfoM Lancaster............................ 55 Middletown ......................... Lancaster............................ 76 Linden McKinley .................... Lancaster............................ 54 Cambridge'6 ........................ Lancaster ............................ 44 NeworV Lancaster............................ 76 Zonesville7 ......................... Lancaster............................ 56 Chillicdrhe:k ........................ Lancaster............................ 67 Lancaster Sf. Mary's ................. Lancaster............................ 55 Mariefmm Lancaster............................ 59 DoveV Lancaster ............................ 58 Coshocfowk .. Lancaster............................68 ColumbusSoufh.. ............ Lancaster............................ 49 Coumbridge4k ........................ Loncosfer............................ 48 Newark ............................ Loncosfer............................ 67 Zanesvillei'4 ......................... Lancaster............................ 45 Chillicofh? ......................... Loncosfer...... 82 Morieffo7 .......................... 4k C. O. L. Contest DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Loncosfer....................... 54 Portsmouth 78 BASEBALL Ah. yes. the baseball team was on the ball again. With Tony Martin as head man. the boys showed 0 good record with 7 wins and 5 losses. This was the first year for the Freshman reserve squad. Mr. Dickey coached it. ScheduIe-Scores Lancaster.................. 8 Chillicothe ......................... ll Loncoster...................... 5 Zonesville 4 Loncoster..................... 1 Upper Arlington .................... 7 Lancaster................. 9 Upper Arlington 8 Loncoster..... 0 Newark I Lancaster...................... 8 Chillicothe 5 Lancaster............................ I Zonesville 9 Loncoster............................15 Newark 11 Lancaster............................ 10 Coshocton ......................... 4 Loncoster............................ 7 Coshocton 4 TOURNAMENT Lancaster...................... ..... 3 Greenfield 2 Lancaster............................ 4 Chillicothe ......................... 7 Baseball Awards Roger Figgins.$enior...................Key Gory Gerken.Junior .................Letter KentStohly,Senior Key Fred Mclnturt. Junior ................. Letter Jim Boumon.5enior............:.......Key Ron Kendrick.Junior .........,.......Letter Dick Robinson. Senior ..:..............Letter' Dave Vance. Sophomore .........,Letter Kenny Westenhouser. Senior ...........Letter Tim Hall, Sophomore ........,..,.....Letter Leroy Alvis. Senior ...................Letter Tom Kendrick. Freshman ........'.....,Letter Charles Ellinger. Senior ...............Letter Bob DeLong. Senior tMonogert ....... Letter Lee Lope,Junior .....................Letter Don Moore, Junior tMonogert ........Letter Lorry Foirchild, Junior ................Letter Donn Kramer, Junior tMcmogert ......Letter Row leMooree-Mcnoger. Vance. Bouman. Boystel. Mclnturt. T. Hall. DeLong-Manoger Row 2-Chilcote4Monoger. Alvis. Motsch, Ellinger. Figgins. Shipley. Fairchild. Kromer-Monager Row 3-Mr. Mortin-Cooch. Kendrick. Westenhouser. Stohiy. R. Kendrick. Robinson. chtpeI Gerken 79 Row l-Pof Tolliver. Suzanne Spong- fer. Dionne Torrence, Vivian Sfebel- . ton Row 2 John Savoy, Marilyn BOWers. Sue Simmons. Don Woodgeord A lot of hot air We're back of the team Affenfive crowd Cheerleaders hard of work 80 TRACK Going. going.-gone-he hopes. McKiHrick Up and over Robinson rocks up another run. Honon wins in close finish. Winner strains for broad iump mark. 81 A proiecf to make C: lot of little girls happy. Fred is concentrating Mr. Beavers working KN hard Jr. Class Officers Gob. gob. gob Homecoming game Better hurry-fhe bell rang Leave if to Miesse Working on the G.A.C. Floof 83 84 SEPTEMBER 3-All the kids are back and now Another year of work -- and HOW! 4-The gym rings out with lots of noise! A mixer for the freshman boys. SeBig Sisters tix 0 Tea. And serve it to the faculty. C2-il'he freshman girls won't be outdone: Now itis their mixer and WOW! 'Whot fun! iZeLoncoster had Logan beat iQeAnd Ironton bowed in defeat. ZbeLoncoster welcomed a hero home with the Gene Cole Banquet. OCTOBER 8-Everyone left the school at three. And wemL to the station to hear the V. P. IOeWe beat Coshocton fair and square. 15-I7eAnd school's dismissed three days for the Fair. 29-The parade and rally and everyone come 30-The Homecoming dance to follow the game As Newark really took a beating. 3 l-And school was dismissed for teachers' meeting. NOVEMBER li-We got time oft tor Armistice Day. ib-And the bond went to Cleveland and gave a display. I9-We met college representatives on College Day. 21-The Senior Bell was lots of fun. ZSeAnd the one-oct plays were very well done. 27-28-Thonksgiving Day! In appreciation. Let's all give thanks for this vacation! DECEMBER Z-Logon was easily knocked over. SeAnd we did the some to Dover! lZ-Atter we threw Coshocton into a trance. We went to the G.A.C. Twerp dance. i9-Christmos vocation has begun: Sixteen whole days of fun! 2l-The less said about the Newark game. the better! JANUARY ZeWe beat up Zonesville awfully. 3eBut lost the game to Chillicothe! 5-Vocation ended as usual. And everyone come back to school! 6-A gale night! We beat St. Mary's! 20-Oh. boy! An unexpected vocation! We got out to watch the inauguration. 24+Columbus South surely took a beating. 30-ln case you wondered why the seniors looked a little bleory-eyed. they all stayed up the night before to study for the Senior Scholar- ship Test. FEBRUARY 6-Of Newark we surely had our tiil. l3eBut we won a victory over Zonesville! U wonder what causes the rotten-egg odor that usually pervades the building about this time of yearJ ZOeSodie Hawkins finally found romance. And lots of fun at the F.H.A. dance. MARCH 20-The seniors outdi-d themselves in the Senior Ploy. 27-Lots of fun was had by all The bond at the Military Boll. APRIL 3eGood Friday ended Lent Tquite hondyi And we all went back to gum and candy. lOeEveryone wos hole and hearty And full of fun at the Freshman Party. i7-The Junior Prom was a big success! 22-With beating hearts we solemnly watched the Honor Society induction. MAY l-Everyone had lots of fun at the F.H.A.-F.F.A. banquet 8eThe music seemed to divert The peOple ot the bond concert. 22eThe juniors and seniors had a great time out their Reception. 27-The high school seemed so empty because the seniors were all in Columbus on their tield trip. 29-Everyone learned to boste and sew And model her clothes at the Style Show. 30eMemoriol Day come ,fore we knew it. And as for the school year, we're all through it. 3l--The seniors got religion yet? They went to Baccalaureate! JUNE ieThe seniors come for their lost sight Almost. of everyone on Class Night. 4-Commencement is a solemn time. Not suitable to try to rhyme! The year, however, wasn't over yet. Still to come was the Alumni Banquet. 85 86 SPRING 1952 Wonder where they are More spring admirers Usual noon gathering One of the ladies of The Style Show Shirley-Jone- Glomour lovelies May I have this dance? Watch your step SPRING 1952 lOth graduating class Finally! Look of those lines! The car. that is What're you looking of. Harry? What's your hurry. Tom? 87 SENIOR INDEX ADKINS. JOHN College Preparatory ANDERS. JEANETTE College Preparatory: Latin Club 4; G.A.C. 3.4; Science Club 2.3; Future Nurses 3.4; Intramurols 2.3.4 ANDERSON. CLARICE CorroH High School 1.2: Commercial ANDERSON. FLORA Commercial; F.H.A. 1; G.A.C. 4; 1n- framurols 2.3.4 ANDERSON. PAUL Commercial ANKROM. CAROLYN Commercial; Y-Teen 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1: Secretarial Club 4 APPEL. GEORGE Commercial; BoseboH 4 ARLEDGE. BETTY JANE College Preparatory; Student Council 4: Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2; Big Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 4; G.A.C. 1.2. 3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1.2: Ushereffe 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Mirage $1011 4 ARTER. PAUL Commercial AUSTIN. BEVERLY College Preparatory; Student Council 3; Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Fu- ture Nurses 4; 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4: Mirage Queen Attendant 4 AYERS. GENE General: Basketball 1 BALLMER. KERMIT College Preparatory; Honor Society 3.4; Los Caballeros 4; Big Brother 3.4; F.F.A. 2.3.4; Gym Leader 4: Be- ginning Choir 1: Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Class Officer 3.4 BEAN. MAX Columbus. 01110 1.2: General 88 BEHRENS. BEVERLY College Preparatory: Student Counc11 1.2: Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2. 3.4; Big Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4; Moioreffe 1.2.3.4: Science Club 3: Future Teoch- ers 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Home- coming Queen 4 BOICE. CURTIS General; F.F.A. 2.3.4; Intramurols 2.3. 4. BOOKER. JULIE CoHege Preparatory: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leader 2.3.4: Science C1ub 2.3.4: Bond 2: Future Teachers 1.2.3.4: Infra- murols 1.2.3.4; Homecoming Attend- cmf 1 BOWERS. ROSEMARY Commercial: Y-Teen 1: Beginning Choir 1; Intramurols 1.2.3 BOWLBY. DAN Industrial Arts BOWLBY. LAVON N E M111ersporf. Ohio 2; Commercial; Bond 1: A CoppeHo Choir 3.4; L1- brory $1011 1.3.4 BOYER. WILLIAM Commercial: Gym Leader 3 BRAIN. HALDEN Trades and Indusfries: V.1.C. BRANNON. ROBERT College Preparatory: Los Caballeros 2; Gym Leader 4: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: HI-Y 2.3.4 BRENNEMAN. RICHARD College Preparatory; Student Council 1.2: Los CoboHeros 2.3: Big Brother 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 2; Hi-Y 2.3.4- BUCKINGHAM. BARBARA Commercial: F.H.A. 1: OHice $1011 4; Secretor101 C1ub 4 BUNGER. MARLENE Logonsporf. Indiana 1: BUSH. MABEL Commercial; Cafeteria 1.2 Commercial BYERS. WALTER General CANNON. DAVID Student Council 2.3; Science C1ub 2.3. 4; Office 51011 4; Hi-Y 2.3.4: Class OHicer 4 CARLISLE. DONNA College Preparatory; Student Counc11 2.3; Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 4; G.A.C. 1.2. 3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Of- fice $1011 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Mir- age Queen 4 CHILCOTE. ROSEMARY Home Economics; F.H.A. 1.2: Cafe- ferio Staff 1 COAKLEY. LEO General: M.P.S:O. 3.4: Football 2; Infromurols 2 CONGROVE. IRENE Commercial: Los Caballeros 2; F.H.A. 1; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4 CONRAD. AUDREY Commercial; Y-Teen 2.3. Beginning Choir 1: Ringing in the Groom 2 CONRAD. PATRICIA College Preparatory: Los Caballeros 2.3.4; Bond 1.2; Fufure Teachers 3.4: Intramurols 1 CONVERSE. CAROLYN Home Economics; Y-Teen 4: Science Club 2.3.4 CORDER. NORETTA ZonesviHe. 01110 1.2: Home Econom- ics; Big Sister 4: Future Teacher 3 COX. BETTY Commercial Cox. LOIS Commercial; F.H.A. 1: OHIce 51011 4: Secretarial Club 4 CRABTREE. AURETA College Preparatory; Latin Club 3: F.H.A. 1: Science Club 3: Future Nurses 3.4; Intramurols 3.4; Cameron Club 3.4 CROOK. PHYLLIS College Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Lead- er 3.4; Future Nurses 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1: 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4 DARBAKER. PATRICIA College Preparatory: Honor Society 3. 4: Los CoboHeros 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Mefholian Club 4; Y-Teen 4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Bond 3: Orchestra 1.2.3: Mirage Staff 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: 'The Scarecrow Creeps 3; Arsenic and Old Lace 4 DAUM. BETTY General: Future Nurses 4: F.H.A. 1 DEAL. BARBARA C011ege Preparatory: Latin Club 2,3. 4: Future Nurses 3.4: Office 51011 4; Intramurols 1.2.3; Camera C1ub 3 DEITZ. MARY Commercioh Intramurols 1; Secretor- 101 C1ub 4 DeLONG. KEITH Commercial De MA RT. SALLY Detroit. Michigan 1: Co11ege Prepara- tory; Latin Club 2; Library 51011 4: Camera Club 4 DeMELL. NEALE Rio Grande. Ohio 1.2.3:C011ege Prep- aratory; Science Club 4; Football 4; Hi-Y 4; Camera Club 4 DeMErRELL. JERRY College Preparatory: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2; Big Brother 3.4: Me- fholion Club 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4; The Scarecrow Creeps 3; Fire Patrol 4; 'High Window 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 . DENNEY. PATRICIA Commercial DOUGLASS. CHARLES Logonsporf. Indiana 1: College Prep- aratory: Big Brother 3.4; Mefholion Club 4: Bond 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4: G011 2: Football 3; Intramurols 3: Hi-Y 2. 3.4: LHS Dance Bond 3.4: HThe Score- crow Creeps 3; 'High Window 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 DUNKLE. BONNIE Commercial; G.A.C. 2.3.4; 1nframuro1s 1.2.3.4 DUPLER. JERRY Commercial; Intramuro1s 2.4 EBERT. EILEEN Commercio1; 101 C1ub 4 1nfromuro1s 1: Secretor- ECK. WALTER Industrial Arts: Honor Society 3.4: Be- ginning Choir 1; Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Intramurols 2; Pied Piper 01 Homelin 1 ELAM. PATRICIA Commercio1 ELY. ANNA College Preparatory; F.H.A. 1.2; GA. C. 3.4; Future Nurses 4; Library 51011 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 ELY. ROBERT 1ndusfria1 Arts EMRICK. MARTHA Col1ege Preparatory: Student Council 1: Honor Society 3.4: Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Sci- ence C1ub 2.3: Future Nurses 4: Be- ginning Choir 1.2 EVANS. NELLIE Commercial; F.H.A. 1: Office 51011 4 EVANS. THOMAS Urbano. Ohio 1: General: A Coppel- 10 Choir 2.3.4; Football 3.4: Track 2.3: Hi-Y 2.3.4 FAIRCHILD. LARRY College Preparatory; Student Council 4: Honor Society 3.4; Big Brother 3.4: Gym Leader 4: Science Club 4: Foot- ball 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 3.4; Track 1.2; Hi-Y 3.4 FARLEY. JERRY GeneroI FARMER. RICHARD Trades and Industries: Football 2.3.4: V.1.C. 3.4 SENIOR INDEX FAUBLE. EARL Trades and Industries; V.1.C. 3.4 FEATHEROFF. FRANCES Commercial: Inframurols 1.2.4 FIGGINS. RICHARD Commercio1; Stage Crew 3.4; Hi-Y 4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4 FINNEFROCK. PAUL General FORD. WILLIAM College Preparatory: Student Counci1 3: Big Brother 3; Purp1e and Gold Staff 4; Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Intramurols 4: Hi-Y 2.3 FO RR EST. BARBARA Co11ege Preparatory: F.H.A. 1: Future Nurses 4 FOSNAUGH. RICHARD Trades and 1nd usfries FOX. RAYMOND Industrial Arts: Foofboll 4; BoskefboH 1; Track 2.3 FRANKE. BETTY C011ege Preparatory: Student Council 2: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2.3.4: F.H.A. 1: Big Sister 3.4; Future Nurs- es 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 2.3.4; Camera Club 3 FRANKE. SHIRLEY General: Future Nurses 4 FRIESNER. DOLORES 1 Home Economics GEISER. PAUL Col1ege Preparatory GEORGE. CURTIS College Preparatory: F.F.A. 2.3.4: Be- ginning Choir 1: Football 2.3.4: In- fromurals 2.3.4 GEORGE. JoANN Columbus. Ohio 1: Home Economics GEORGE. VIRGIL Trades and 1nd usfries: Footbo11 1.2; Intramurols 1.2; V.1.C. 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3 89 SENIOR INDEX GERKEN. CARL Genero1: Student Council 1.4: Big Brother 3.4: Bond 1.2.3: Hi-Y 4 GERKEN. GARY General: Gym Leader 3.4: Beginning Choir 1: A CoppeHo Choir 2.3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Baseball 3.4: Track 2: Intramurols 2 GILES. MAX College Preporofory: Big Brother 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 GOODMAN. JUDY College Preparatory: Honor Society 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Big Sister 3.4: Y- Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Science Club 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 GORDON. MAURICE Genero1: Intramurols 4 GRAF. ROBERT Trades and Industries. Intramurols 2: V.I.C. 3.4 GRAHAM. ROSE ANN Home Economics: F.H.A. 3 GRAYBILL. BILL College Preparatory: Bond 1: Begin- ning Choir 1: A CoppeHa Choir 2. 3.4: Football 4: Basketball Manager 1.2.3: Baseball 2.3.4: Intramurols 2.3. 4: Hi-Y 3.4: HPied Piper of Homelin 1 GRIFFITH. JANE College Preparatory: Latin Club 2.3. 4: F.H.A..1.2: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 4: Science Club 3.4: Future Teachers 3. 4: Beginning Choir 1: Office 51011 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 GROVE. JOHN Trades and Industries: V.I.C. 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4 , HALL. JIM College Preparatory: Los Caballeros 2.3: Big Brother 3.4: Football 2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1: Infra- murols 4: Hi-Y 2.3 HAMILTON. SARA Commercial: Cafeteria $1ch I 90 HANNAH. EARNESTINE Hilliards. Ohio 1: Commercial: Sec- retarial Club 4 HEDGES. VIOLET Commercial: Y-Teen 2.3: Beginning Choir 1: A Ccppello 2.3.4: Ushere'rfe 2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2 HEFT. JIM Col1ege Preparatory: Los Caballeros 2.3: Big Brother 3.4: Beginning Choir 1: A Coppello 2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 HELD. SHIRLEY ANN AshviHe. 01110 1.2: General: Bond 3. 4: Intramurols 3 HENDERLY. EDGAR 1nd usfriol Arts HEWITT. WAYNE Trades and Industries: V.I.C. 3.4: In- fromurols 2 3 HILL. ESTELLA Co11ege Preparatory HILLI WENDALL Hopewell. Ohio 1: Crooksville. Ohio' 2: Commercial HINES. ANE'ITA Commercial HINES. JEAN General: F.H.A. 1 HITCHINGS. JOHN Commercial H UDNALL. JOE Trades and Industries: M.P.S.O. 1.2: V.I.C. 3. State President 4: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: Track 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2: Class Officer 1.4 HULKENBERG. RICHARD Commercial HUPP. HAROLD College Preparatory: Gym Leader 3. 4: Football 4: Baseball 1.2.3 HUSTON. MARILYN Commercial: F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Secretarial Club 4 H UTCHENS. VELEDA Home Economics IMLER. MARLENE Commercial JOHNSTON. CARL Commercial: Camera Club 3.4 JOHNSTON. PAUL College Preparatory: Student Coun- cil 1.2: Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brother 3: Bond 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 4: Basketball 1: Intramurols 2.3.4 JUDD. EDWIN New Lexington. Ohio 1.2: College Preparatory: Track 3: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 JULIAN. VIRGINIA Commercial: F.H.A. 1: 2.3: Secretarial C1ub 4 Intramurols 1. KACHEL. JEAN ANN General: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 3.4: Intramurcls 1.2.3 KARCHER. KAY Commercial: F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 1.2.3. 4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1: Library Staff 4: Intramurcds 1.2.3.4: Secretarial Club 4 KARSHNER. ELEANOR Commercial: First Aid 4 KAUMEYER. LILLIAN College Preparatory: Student Council 4: Honor Society 4: Los Caballeros 2.3.4: F.H.A. 1: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 3. 4: Beginning Choir 1: Library 81ch1 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 KEENE. JACK College Preparatory: Student Council 2.3: Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2: Big Brother 3.4: Metholion Club 3.. 4: Gym Leader 4: Beginning Choir 1: A Coppello Choir 2: Office Staff 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Special Guest 3: The Scorecrow' Creeps 3: Mystery of Mouldy Manor 2: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 KELCH. OAKLEY College Preparatory: Honor Society 3. 4: Latin Club 2: Mefholion Club 1.2.3. 4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Purple and Gold 51011 3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4: Intramurols 2.3: The Lost Kiss 3: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 KELLER. BARBARA Col1ege Preparatory; Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2.3.4: G.A.C. 4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 KEMPER. BILL Commercial; Basketball 1: 4: Intramurols 2.4 Baseball 1. KENDRICK. RONALD College Preparatory: Student Council 3; Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brother 3; Football 1.2.3.4: Boskef- boll 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 4 KERN. DAVE General KIGER. PAUL Trades and Industries: V.1.C. 3.4 KRAMER. DANN College Preparatory: Bond 1.2.3.4: LHS Dance Bond 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Bose- boll Manager 1.2.3.4; Intramurols 3 LANG. GRACE . General: F.H.A. 1: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Be- ginning Choir 1; 1nfromurols 1.2.3.4 LAPE. LEE Commercial: Gym Leader 4: Football . 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1. 2.3.4- LECRONE. CHARLENE Commercial. F.H.A. 1: Secretarial Club 4 LEE. FREDA General; Intramurols 1.2 LEOHNER. DONNA Commercial: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Cafeteria Staff 1; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 LINDSEY. FARRELL Trades and Industries; V.1.C. 3.4 LOVE. JIM Co11ege Preparatory; BaseboH 2; 1n- frcImurCIls 3.4 LUNSFORD. LEE General: Los Caballeros 2: Beginning Choir 1: FoobeIH 1: Intramurols 1.2 MATHIAS. MARY ELLEN Commercial; Intramurols 1.2 MAUGER. MIESSE College Preparatory: Science Club 1. 2.3.4: 1300be11 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2. 3: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Inframurols 1.2.3.4 McBROOM. SHARON Commercial: Latin Club 2: F.H.A. 1; Secretarial Club 4 McCARTEN. SUE Co11ege Preparatory: Latin Club 3.4: Mefholion Club 2.3: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; In- fromuraIs 1.2.3.4 McCOY. JoANN Commercial McGLONE. RICHARD Coolesville. Ohio 1.2.3: Commercial McINTURF. FRED College Preparatory; BoskefboH 2.3.4: Baseball 2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4; Big Brother 3 McKITTRICK. TERRY Industrial Arts; Student Council 2; 1:00be11 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2; Track 1; Class Officer 2 MILLER. KEITH Trades and Industries: Hi-Y 2; MP. 5.0. 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2: V.1.C. 3.4 MILSOM. MARILYN College Preparatory: Honor Society 3. 4; Lofin Club 2: Big Sisfer 3.4; Me- fholion Club 2.3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leader 3.4: Moioreffe 3.4: Science Club 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3: Future Nurses 4; Purple and Gold STOICF 3.4: Ushereffe 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: The Scarecrow Creeps 3: HArsenic and Old Lace 4 MOORE. DONALD Trades and Industries: Baseball Mon- oger 1.2.3; V.1.C. 3.4 MOORE. LOUISE Commercioh F.H.A. 1: Choir 1: Intramurols 1.2.3 Beginning SENIOR INDEX MORRIS. RONALD Boltimore-Bosil. Ohio 1.2: General MORROW. PATRICIA Commercial: F.H.A. 2.3.4: Library $10114 MOSIER. MARY JANE College Preparatory: F.H.A. 1; Y- Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Future Nurses 3.4: Intramurols 1.2. 3.4- MOTSCH. RICHARD Industrial Arts: Basketball 1.2: Bose- boll 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 MOTSCH. RONALD Industrial Arts; BoskefboH 1.2: Base- boH 1.2.3; 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4 MURDOCK. PATRICIA Junction City. Ohio 1.2.3: Commer- cial; Office 51chC 4: Bond 4: 1nfro- murals 4 NEAL. RALPH Martins Ferry. Ohio 1.2.3: Trades and Industries: V.1.C. 4 NEELY. LARRY Millersporf. 01110 1.2. College Prepar- ofory. Lofin C1ub 3. Purple and Gold 4. Track 3.1nfromurols 4. Camera Club 3.4: The Scarecrow Creeps 3: Mystery 01 Mouldy Manor 4: Ar- senic and Old Lace 4 NICOLIA. SHIRLEY College Preparatory: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 3.4; Future Nurses 4: A Cop- pello Choir 3.4: Beginning Choir 1.2: Inframurols 1.2.3.4 N'IGH. KAY Commercial: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 NOLAND. CARYL Commercial: F.H.A. 1.4 NORTH. WILLIAM Pennsylvania 1.2; fory: Bond 3.4 NORTON. NORMA Newark. Ohio 1. Commercial. Y-Teen 2.34. A Coppella Choir 34. BegIn- ning ChOIr 2. Intramurals 2.3. Secre- foriql C1Ub 4 Student Council 2.3.4: 3: 'G.A.C. College Prepara- 91 NUSBAUM. MARILYN College Preparatory: Honor Society 3. 4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: MefhoHon Club 4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Moioreffe 1.2.4: Purp1e and Gold Staff 3.4; Ushereffe 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: 'The Scarecrow Creeps 3: A'Arsenic and Old Lace 4 NUSSER. RONALD Trades and Industries: M.P.S.O. 1.2; Intramurols 2.3; V.I.C. 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4 PATTON. ROENA Commercial: Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1; G.A.C. 3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Secreforiol Club 4 PECK. RONALD Phi1o. Ohio 1.2: Zoleski. Ohio 3: General PERRY. EARL Industrial Arts PICKETT. JAMES College Preparatory: Bond 1.2.3.4 PITTMAN. DORA Carroll. Ohio 1: General RABE. PAUL Marietta. 01110 1.2: College Prepara- fory RAEDEL. BETTY Hoddonfield. N.J. 1.2: College Prep- aratory; Y-Teen 3: A Coppello Choir 3.4; Intramurols 3.4: So Wonderful in White 4 RAGER. MARY Commercial: Los Caballeros 3; Future Teachers 4: Spanish Play 3 RAMEY. RONALD College Preparatory: F.F.A 2.3.4: Be- ginning Choir 1: A Coppella Choir 3: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: The Score- crow Creeps 3 RAUCH. JAMES Commercial RAUCH. TOM College Preparatory RAYMOND. EARL College Preparatory; Latin Club 2: Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2: Hi-Y 3.4; Pep Band 4 92 REID. CAROLYN Home Economics Latin Club 2 and Commercial: RHODES. PATRICIA Commercial: F.H.A. 2.3; Library Staff 4 RUFF. JANET Commercial; F.H.A. 1.2.4: Beginning Choir 1.2; A Coppello Choir 3.4 SALES. RONALD Industrial Arts: Track 2.3: Intramurols 2 SANDE-RSON. JEAN College Preparatory; F.H.A. 1: Stu- dent Counci1 1: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leader 3.4: Science Club. 3: Future Nurses 2.3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4; Bird on the WTng 3: So Wonder- ful in White 4 SAVOY. J OHN College Preparatory: SfudeniL Council 4: Mefhalion Club 3.4: Cheerleader 3.4: Science C1Ub 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1: A Coppello Choir 2.3: Mir- age Sfmcf 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4; 1n1romuro1s 3: His First Date 3: The Score- crow Creeps 3: Mystery of Mouldy Manor 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 SCHNEIDER. RUTH General; Los Caballeros 3.4: Begin- ning Choir 1: A Coppello Choir 2.3.4 SCHROEDER. VIVIAN Home Economics: Cafeteria $1011 1 SECOY. ALLEN Baltimore. 01110 1.2: Trades and In- dusfries: V.I.C. 3.4 SEYMOUR. TOM Industrial Arts: M.P.S.O. 1.2: Hi-Y 3.4 SHAHAN. BETTY Commercial: Y-Teen 2.3.4; Intramurols 3.4 SHEETS. FRIEDA Baltimore, Ohio 1.2; Commercial SHERBURN. BETTY Home Economics:Y-Teen 2.3.4:G.A.C. 2.3.4: Science Club 3: Library $1011 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 SHULL. KENNETH Commercial: M.P.S.O. 1.2.3 SILER. CARL Trades and M.P.S.O. 1.2 Industries: Bond 1.2; SMITH. KYLE Commercial: Leader 3.4 Big Brother 3.4: Gym SMITH. PEARL Home Economics SNEERINGER. SUE MiHersporf. 01110 1.2; College Prep- aratory: Honor Society 4: Latin C1ub 3.4: Los Caballeros 3.4: Mefholion Club 3.4: Y-Teen 4: G.A.C. 4: Science Club 3.4; Bond 3.4: Future Nurses 3. 4: Intramurols 3.4: Camera Club 3.4; uThe Scarecrow Creeps 3: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 SNOKE. NEIL Commercio1: Gym Leader 3: Begin- ning Choir 1: A Coppella Choir 2.3.4: Track 3: Football 3 SNOKE. NORMAN Trades and Industries: Beginning Choir 2: V.I.C. 3.4 SNOKE. ROBERT Industrial Arts SOLES. NANCY Commercial: Cafeteria 51011 1.2.3.4 SORRELL. ALYCE Commercial: F.H.A. 1.2: G.A.C. 2.3. 4; Y-Teen 1.2; Office Staff 4: Cafe- teria $1011 3: Inframurols 1.2.3.4: Sec- retarial Club 4 SOWERS. RONALD Sugar Grove 1; College Preparatory: . Football 2; Intramurols 4; Hi-Y 4 SPANGLER. SUZANNE College Preparatory; Student Council 3: Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sister 3: Y-Teen 4; G.A.C. 1.2.3. Gym Leader 3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3. Science Club 4: Future Teachers 3. Beginning Choir 1: Intramurols 1.2.3. Class Officer 2.3 SPIRES. LENORA Home Economics: F.H.A. 1.2.3.4 4: 4: 4: 4. STALEY. ROGER Lynwood. Co1ifornio 1.2.3; General STALLARD. RICHARD Commercioh Purple and Gold $1011 4: Office 51011 4; Football 1.2: Track 1.3 STEBELTON. VIVIAN College Preparatory; Honor Society 4; Los Caballeros 3.4; F.H.A. 1: Y- Teen 4: G.A.C. 3.4; Cheer1eoder 1.2. 3.4; Science Club 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 STEIN. JOYCE Commerc101 STEWA RT. FRED College Preparatory; Student Council 2; Honor Society 4: Latin C1ub 2; Big Brother 3.4: Mefholion Club 3.4; Science Club 2.3.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4: Foot- ball Manager 1; 1ntromuro1s 1: His First Date 3: The Scarecrow Creeps 3; The Mystery 01 Mouldy Manor 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 STILL. SANDRA College Preparatory: Sfudent Council 1; Honor Society 3.4: Lofin Club 2: Big Sisfer 3.4; Mefholion Club 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 3.4: Orchestra 3.4; Pink and Patches 2; Special Guest 3: The Scarecrow Creeps 3: The My- stery 01 Mouldy Manor 4: Arsenic and Old Lace 4 STOUDER. MARIE College Preparatory: Future Nurses 3. 4 STREET. RICHARD Preparatory; FootboH 1.2; C011ege Track 1.2 STRETTON. DAVID College Preparatory: Hi-Y 3.4: Track 2.3.4: Intramurols 2.3.4 STROHL. LOUISE College Preparatory: Honor Society 4: Los Caballeros 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3. 4: Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1; 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4 STROSNIDER. DOLLIE Commercioh F.H.A. 1; Y-Teen 4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Sec- retarial Club 4 TAYLOR. ISABELLA Commercial; F.H.A. 1.2; Y-Teen 2.3.4; First Aid 4; 1n1romuro1s 1.2.3.4 THORNTON. DALE Industrial Arts TIMBERLAKE. NANCY Commercial: Big Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 1: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 4; Library S'roncF 2: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Secretor- 101 Club 4 TRUOG. KAREN Col1ege Preparatory: Student Council 2; Honor Society 3.4; Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 4: Bond 3.4; Future Teachers 3,4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Class OHicer 4; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3.4: Mirage Queen Attendant 2.3 VAN HORN. PATRICIA College Preparatory; Mefholion Club 2.3.4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; First Aid 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: The Lost Kiss 2: So Wonderful in White 4 VANPERSON. VIRGINIA Commercio1 WALTON. ROBERT General; Beginning Choir 1: A Cop- pello Choir 2.3.4 WARD. ROSALEE College Preparatory; F.H.A. 1.2: Of- fice $1011 2.3.4; Intramurols 1: Sec- retarial Club 4 WARD. VIRGINIA Commercial; Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 3. 4; Beginning Choir 1; Intramurols 2. 3.4: Secretarial Club 4 WAUGH. JoANN College Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4: Latin C1ub 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Mefholion Club 3; Y-Teen 4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 4: Science Club 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 WAUGH. NORMA JEAN Commercial; F.H.A. 1: Office 51011 4: Intramurols 1: Secretarial Club 4 WEAVER. DONNA Home Economics: Cafeteria Staff 2.3 WEAVER. RUBY Home Economics; Cafeteria Staff 1.2.3 WESTENBARGER. GENE College Preparatory; Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; M.P.S.O. 2: Com- ero Club 3.4 - WESTHOVEN. ED Trades and Industries: Football 1.2.3. 4; Baseball 1.2: 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3: V.1.C. 3.4 WHARTON. MARY JAN E Home Economics WHITE. WILLIAM Industrial Arts: M.P.S.O.1 WILDERMUTH. NAOMI Co11ege Preparatory: Lofin Club 2.3; F.H.A. 1; Future Nurses 3.4; Begin- ning Choir 1 1W1LL1AMS. GARY College Preparatory: M.P.S.O. 3.4; In- fromurols 2.4 WILLIAMSON. JEANNETTE College Preparatory; F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Intramun 015 1.2.3.4 WILLIAMSON. ROBERT Industrial Arts: Los Caballeros 4: Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 WILSON. ROBERT Trades and Industries; V.1.C. 3.4 WINANS. PHILLIP Lake WOrfh. Florida 1; Muncie, Indi- ono 2: College Preparatory; Bond 4: Intramurols 4 YOUNG. RITA Commercial; Student Council 3.4; F.H.A. 1: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 3: Beginning Choir 1.2: In- fromuro1s 1.2.3.4 ZIMMERMAN. BARBARA Genero1: Y-Teen 3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; In- tromurols 1.2.3.4 93 AUTOGRAPHS Page Acfivifies .............................................. 43 Adminisfrofioh .......................................... 5 Afhlefics ............................................... 67 Calendar v .............................................. 84 Classes ................................................ l I Class Poem ............................................ 12 Class Prophecy ......................................... 24 Class Will ..................... - ........................ 23 Foctu ................................................ 8 Senior Index ............................................ 88 95 96 PRODUCTION DATA ENGRAVING INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING CO.. INC. 222 East Ohio Street Indianapolis 6. Indiana PHOTOGRAPHY TOBIAS STUDIO 133 Sou+h Broad Street Lancaster. Ohio PRINTING THE LAWHEAD PRESS. INC. 17 Wes+ Washing+on Stree1L Athens. Ohio COVER THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago. 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