Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

3 ff 31!: w .in . N f Ax; w... WARY . 1,... :1... x3. cf.?aa.gui1.d.q 4 sl..;ll3f:uqlig ; .355ng , 1:5..511 : I 1.!ii.d3i3Wi3193 5 , 3.3.31; 57,, . s .u HISTORICAL COLLECTION AROUND THE WORLD WITH LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOL LANCASTER. OHIO i . .. MSRARY y: . . . . . I ; .7. : h ' .M'. ,- ,yi- . ,C L ., s,D- : u-ua'fmj J K33 .4: L. L1..-u:-;; KVHBIJEQ ; I V , hwy? r. i319; Ix SA! . fig KY53EV 1954 MIRAGE , TAKES OFF Lisfen, my children. and you shall hear Of 0 quick jef-ride through this school year. On the 8H1 of September in '54 This trip storied OH with 0 blast and a roar . .. A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE OPENS . . . Page Three h I Lt Page Four In American History stu- dents not only study the post but through daily discussion of current events are kept informed on present day happenings as well. In Civics students study the ways in which our Gov- ernment functions and ac- quire much knowledge That will help Them become good citizens. V 1w h 1 h The seniors really Take 0 Trip around The world 05 they study The literature of Eng- land, India. China. Brazil. and Mexico. It's- fiesta Time in old Mexico. only of course it's really the Spanish Club of Lancaster High School. Page Five THE BECKONING WORLD . . . As we ride on Through The year we see the Dromotics h department developing leadership and displaying Their talents both in Speech class and on the stage. Page Six In Machine Shop 0 limited num- ber of junior and senior boys learn To operate machinery prep- aratory To becoming machinists. OF ART AND INDUSTRY Here we see boys working with metal and plastics. They make 0 variety of articles. such as hom- mers. screw drivers, Chisels. mogo- zine rocks. and ash Trays. A specialty Today Is The making of articles of The currently popular wrought iron. Page Seven Page Eight OF SCIENCE AND BUSINESS . As we progress through The year on our ief Trip, we see The moth and commercial students preparing Them- selves for the world of business. I The girls in The Home Economics classes are preparing for The Christmas festivities and are learning how To com- pete with Paris fashions. They design and make Their own Clothing 0nd sh! If doesn'f cost nearly so mucM. AND OF HOME . . . OF FARM . . . E I O orwnng. f SOFHC lng guicuhure the looys 00d A ;jes of g hem QppW VocoHonal 1' In learn The fadnc 4ere xwe see this knowledge. Paga Ten Seniors? The L.H.S. Bond Moo-oo-oo. Melanie. Momoo-oo AND COMMUNITY LIFE . . . Four foolish freshmen of The fair 5le more bond HI-O Silver! Away ? Time Marches Oni and so does The bound Page Eleven Page Twelve From the Juggler of Notre Dame presented by the choirs as a part of their Christmas program OF ENTERTAINMENT . . . In the Cathedral of Notre Dame there was a statue which was supposed to move if ever a perfect gift was presented. All of the monks at the monastery. except the iuggler. had nice gifts to otter to the statue. so he hid and after the monks left. he did his act. which was all he could otter. The statue was so pleased with his gift that she moved. AND OF RECREATION . . . Bowling is iusi one of the many sports sponsored by the G.A.C. in its Intramural program. 5. Page Thirteen HOMECOMING .FESTIVITIES Page Four een OF FUN AND FRIENDS . . . You're noT really seeing double. ifs jusT The Twelve seTs of Twins who are enrolled 0T L.H.S. The Freshman Class has The biggesT represenToTion wiTh five seTs To mix up The Teachers. The Seniors follow nexT wiTh Tour seTs of Twins for a Close second place, The Sephomores hove Three seTs. and The Juniors ore 'woy behind wiTh only one. Row 1 Theda and Freda Sweigorf, Ruth and Rita McCrery. Carolyn and Marolyn Graf, Judy and Jim Austin Row 2 Charles and Paul Beery. Larry and Jerry Maddux. Dean and Dale Brady, Gary and Larry Conrad, Harriett Jackson THvarry absenH. Ida and Ella Wright. Donna and Danny Agosto. Clarence and John Conrad Page FifTeen AND HELPING HANDS . . . Page Sixfeen Throughout the year Mr. Brown. Miss Hudson. and The faculty are ever ready To help students with Their various problems and troubles. In the spring freshmen, sophoa mores. and juniors register for classes for The foHowing year. When school opens in September. their schedules are ready for Them. The L.H.S. Band iourneys to Cleveland to pentorm for the Cleveland Browns. Page Seventeen ETICS ATHL wwx. Llilll'n'llfilv; . vi yX$ ! 1.2x it xillrwaEI-ht'llliil FOOTBALL COACHES Row I Paul Faehl. Larry Peterson. John McVey Row 2 Ralph McCoIIister. Earl Jonesl Bernard McCashen. James Papritan. Anthony Martin Lorry Peterson AfhleHc Director. Head Football. Head Basketball. and Golf Coach Paul FoehI-Assisfonf Football. Reserve Basketball. and Track Coach f ' John McVey--Assisfont Football Coach 1 Ralph McCollisfer Foculfy Manager Earl JoneswAssisfonf Football and Freshman Basketball Coach Bernard MCCoshen Assisfonf Football Coach James Poprifon -Equipmenf Manager Anthony Morfin BoseboH Coach Page Twenty e-.... .. -tvwmw-w , FOOTBALL The Golden Gales. under The coaching of Larry PeTerson, finished The season in grand sTyle. Trouncing ChillicoThe 20-12 for o 4-win 0nd 5-loss record. The Team This year. accompanied by The Tlu and colds. drew all The bad breaks. losing To Zones- ville and Newark by one poinT. To Dover by six. and To MorieTTo by fourTeen. Con- groTuloTions To The Team for o Tine season! Row 1 Coach Peterson, Handley. WesTenbarger. Vance, MaTTox, DeFillippo. Kigerl Fail. Brown. Tracy, PiTcock. MarTin. Coach Jones Row 2 Coach McVey. Fries'ner, Carlisle, Dubble. Shouldis. Kendrick. Slater, Ballmer. LyTIe. Wedge. , Noice, Cavanaugh, Coach Faehl Row 3 Hal ' Mgr.I Fosnaugh. Au'creman. GrclfI Pairan. Hedgesl Secoy. Bangham. Brady; Phillips Row 4 Snider. Mgr.l WcIITersl LaVeck. Lucas. Wiseman, SITTerley. Mgr.. Hawkins, Reid, Weidner. Holliday. Mgr., STiIIinger. Mgr. Page TwenTy-one FOOTBALL With good blocking Handley picks up yardage. Handley and Martin defend for L. .H.S. Friesner stopped after a good gain Page Twenfy-fwo L. H. 5. defense shows its mighf. Friesner runs again! Handley breaks up another pass. FOOTBALL AWARDS Joe DeFiHippo. Senior .................. Key Dove Vance. Senior .................. Letter Bob Westenborger. Senior ............... Key6 Corl Friesner. Junior .................. Letier Jerry Hondiey. Senbr .................. Key Jon Slorer. Junior .................... Letter Gene Kiger. Senior ..................... Key Stan Corlisle, Junior .................. Letter Brooks Sifferley. Senior kalnogerj . . . . . . . .Key Junior Wedge. Junior ................. Letter Bill Tracy. Senior ..................... Letter Charles Lytle. Junior .................. Letter Bill Foil. Senior . . . . . . . . . .- ............ LeHer Ron Shouldis. Junior .................. Letter Bob Martin, Senior ................... Letter Tom Kendrick. Junior ................. Letter John Pitcock, Senior .................. Letter Poul Bollmer. Junior ................... Letter Cloyce Brown. Senior ................. LeHer Jock Sfillinger. Junior kannoged ........ Letter Dick Motfox. Senior ................... Letter Ted Aucremon. Sophomore ............ Letter John Lucas, Sophomore ............... Letter FOOTBALL SCORES Lancaster .................... 28 Lancaster .................... 28 Lancaster .................... 0 Lancaster .................... 6 Lancaster .................... 18 Lancaster .................... 12 Lancaster .................... l3 Lancaster .................... 6 Lancaster .................... 20 Logan ........................ O Ironton ....................... 6 Marietta ......... 6 ............. 14 Dover ....................... J3 Coshocfon .................... 23 Cambridge .................... 6 Zonesville ..................... 14 Newark ....................... 7 Chillicothe .................... l2 Page Twenty-fhree Poge TwenTy-lour FOOTBALL Bob WesTenbarger e Senior e Tockle -- Bob. Co-CopToin of The Teom, was chosen on The All-Leogue Teom as o Tockle. Bob is one boy ThoT will be horol To reploce. Jerry Hanclley e Senior e Bock e- Jerry. Co- CopToin of The Teom. was one of The besT books in The C. O. L. He is TosT. ogile. onol hord hiTTing end will be greoile missed nexT yeor. Joe DeFillippo - Senior e- CenTer -- Joe wois chosen on The All-Leogue Teom. The UniTed Press. AssocioTed Press. and Joycees All-Ohio Teoms. Joe and his greoT deTerminoTion will be missed. Gene Kiger - Senior e- End - Gene. in his losT yeor. proved To be 0 Tine end. His blocking ond running helped The Team greole. He leoves us This yeor. John PiTcock e Senior -- Tockle - John. wiTh his drive and deTerminoTion, helped The Goles ouT ol mony Tough spoTs. Long,' John will be hord To reploce nexT yeor. i Bill Tracy - Senior -- End e Bill coughT mony of Tom's bulleT-like posses ThoT seT up 0 loT oi TirsT downs oncl Touchdowns. Bill will be missed on The line nexT yeor. Dave Vance -- Senior e Bock - Dove. smoll buT mighTy. seT up mony Touchdowns for The Goles wiTh his passing and running. A boy like This is hard To lind. Cloyce Brown - Senior -e Guorol - HBudolyH was one of The Gole guords. WiTh his groduoTion. LoncosTer loses onoTher guord. Bob MarTin e Senior e End -- Bob. one of The ToisTesT men on The Team. coughT mony posses To help The Goles To vicTory. WiTh Bob's grool- uoTion. onoTher LoncosTer end biTes The dusT. Bill Fail - Senior - Encl e Leon ond Lonky Bill hocl his greoT momenT in The Combriclge gome. coTching The posts ThoT seT up The winning Touchdown. Bill will be missed. FOOT BALL Clarence Wedge. Jr. e- Junior e Tockle - BuTch or iiJunior, 05 he is colled. is o horol working boy whose deTerminoTion ond spiriT will i be counTed on nexT seoson. Jon SlaTer - Junior - Bock - BeTTer known as 'lBeeTy To his TeommoTes. Jon will be book wiTh us nexT yeor. We're glad. becouse we know he will demonsTroTe his worTh. Tom Kendrick -- Junior - Bock - Tom wos our quorTerbock This seoson. FosT. ogile. ond o greoT posser. nPorky will give oi good occounT of himself nexT yeor. Carl Friesner - Junior - Bock - The Horse. os he is colleol, wos one of The Top books in C. O. L. Corl wos chosen All-Leogue Line Booker and To The UniTed Press All-Ohio Teom. He will be bock nexT yeor. Charles LyTle - Junior - Tockle -- Chorles. nicknomecl Redheod. was one of The horol hiTTing Tockles. Reol is To be orounol nexT yeor for The gridiron seoson. John Lucas - Sophomore - Guord e- HLiTTle John. 05 he is colled. wos o hord blocking and deTermined guorcl. He will be expecTed To come Through nexT yeor. Ted Aucreman - Sophomore - Bock - Ted was 0 replocemenT for all The books This yeor. His hord running and blocking wos needed mony Times To seT up 0 score. Much is expeCTed from Ted nexT yeor. Stan Carlisle - Junior e- Bock - HBones. in his TirsT yeor wiTh The Teom. come Through wiTh good hord running ond vicious Tockling. He will reTurn Tor onoTher compoign nexT seoson. Paul Ballmer - Junior - Bock - Poul. one of The Hlormers on The Teom. ployed wherever he wos needed. He is o hardworking boy wiTh greoT spiriT and much is expecTeol of him nexT yeor. Roger Dubble - Junior - CenTer - HBubbles. as he is colleol, didn'T geT To ploy much This year buT goinecl plenTy of experience which will hold him in good sTonding nexT yeor. Page TwenTy-live i a i L. H. 5.7 in action He made it. Hi gang! Careful. it's faffening. We musf be winning. And away we go with The maioreffes. Qur squad and managers They make music?? All's well that ends well. Page Twenfy-six i VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Slater. Engle. Martin, Echard. Johnson. Hall, Vance, Hud- dle. A r I e d g e. Kendrick, Thrush, Lantz, Leohner Victory Go. Gales. Go!! The usual rush for popcorn. The Alma Mater Coke Time Page Twenty-seven Page Twenty-eight BASKETBALL Tim Hall, Senior Tom Thrush. Senior Denma n Lantz. Senior Richard EngleI Senior Bob Martin. Senior Dave Vance, Senior Dick Huddle. Senior Tom Kendrick. Junior Mickey Echard. Junior Paul Arledge, Sophomore The Golden Gales of the hardwood. coached by Larry Peterson. started the season slowly. but about hehE through. caught tire and won IO of their lost 12 games. including 0 last game upset of Ieogue-leoding Chillicothe by 0 score 0 bl to 58. They finished second in the C. O. L. Down Hall and Arledge after the ball There he goes!! Free Ball Thrush and Huddle fight for the ball First and Ten!! Page Twenfy-nine RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1 Saddler. Mgr.: Reid. Hall. Geiger, Hedges. Fairchild. Hazelton, Mgr. Row 2 Coach Faehl. Phillips. Eichhorn, Alfred, Brady, Cavanaugh BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Lancaster ........ 92 Lancaster ........ 52 Lancaster ........ 55 Lancaster ........ 75 Lancaster ........ 62 Lancaster. . . . . . . .74 Lancaster ........ 56 Lancaster ........ 63 Lancaster ........ 56 Lancaster ........ 69 Lancaster ........ 62 Lancaster ........ 77 Page Thirty Logan ........... 43. Morieffxo ......... 58 Columbus Eosf . . . .70 Dover ........... 41 Middletown ...... 74 Coshocton ....... 64 6 Cambridge ...... 62 Newark ......... 60 St. Mary's ........ 50 Zonesville ........ 62 Chillicofhe ....... 75 Marietta ........ 55 Lancaster ........ 66 Linden McKinley ..40 Lancaster ........ 61 Dover ........... 60 Lancaster ........ 59 Coshocfon ....... 50 Lancaster ........ 58 Cambridge ...... 81 Lancaster ........ 67 Newark ......... 65 Lancaster ........ 72 Zonesville ........ 66 Lancaster ........ 6l Chillicofhe ....... 58 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Lancaster ........ 67 Wheelersburg . . . .59 Lancaster ........ 77 Hillsboro ........ 40 Lancaster ........ 58 Chillicofhe ...... 76 BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 Dworkin. Mgr.: Vance, Fink. Mclnturf. Boystel. Parrish. Mgr. Row 2 Bangham. Mgr.: Gerken, AppelI Hall, Kendrick. Lyrtle. Kramer Row 3 Ford. LoveI Lupe. Coach Martin. Kemper. Fairchild, Kendrick The Baseball Team. coached by Tony Martin. come BASEBALL AWARDS through slugging this year. They were slow starting. but . . found their eye 05 the season went on. They blasted Roger F'nk' Junior Letter Zonesville Rosecrans 4 to 3 0nd 9 to 4 in o double-heoder Dove Vance, Junior ------------ Letter near the end of the season. Charles Boystel. Junior ........ Letter SCHEDULE-SCORES Tlm HGH. JUNtOF .............. Letter Lancaster. . . . . . . . . . .. 1 Columbus Central .... 7 Jim Love. Senior Letter Lancaster ............ 2 Columbus Central . . . . 8 Tom Kendrick, Sophomore . . . . . .Letter Lancaster ............ 6 Newark ............. ll Bill Ford. Senior .............. Letter Lancaster ............ 4 Logan .............. O . . Lancaster ............ 4 Zonesville Rosecrans .. 3 B'H Kemper. Senior ------------ Letter Lancaster ......... t. .. 9 Zonesville Rosecrans .. 5 George Appel. Senior ......... Letter Lancaster ............ 3 Newark ............. 4 . . . Lancaster ............ 4 Alumni ............. 3 Larry FO'rCh'ld' SGHIOF Key Lancaster ............ 7 Circleville ........... 3 Lee Lope, Senior ............... Key TOURNAMENT Fred Mclnturt. Senior ............ Key Lancaster ............ I4 Minford ............. 3 . Gory Gerken. Senior Key Lancaster ............ O Chillicothe .......... I Don Kramer. Senior tMonogert . . . .Key Page Thirty-one Page ThirTy-Two GOLF TEAM Torrence, Tolliver. Woodgeard, Creiglow, Paulin The Golf Team, wiTh Coach PeTerson cell- ing The sTrvokes, Took TourTh place in The C. O. L. and TiTTh place in The DisTricT Meet. Their record was 4 wins, 1 Tie. end 6 losses. TRACK TEAM The Thinclods of L.H.S.. coached by Bob Payne. didn'T win 0 meeT This year buT gained much needed experience and desire. WiTh 0 young squad reTurning. much is expecTed in The TuTure. Coach Peterson, Clover. EichhornI Perry, Waugh. SiTTerley. Tracy, Lawrence Row 1 STiIIinger. McKiTTrick. DeFilIippo. Hedgesl Fail. Arledge Row 2 Hannan, KigerI Martin. Noicel DeMellI Wedge. SlaTer. Lunsford, Coach Payne Side retired! Another out Spectator? Hall goes to bar Casey? Page Thirfy-fh ree Look's bad, Bill What you see when you don't have a gun Soy ah- What. book for your l7fh? Guess who! Merry Christmas' Reading other people's love letters Who are you framing, Dave7 I wonder what they're looking at Page Thirty-four Junior-Senior Reception Informal gathering at noon Graduation Spring Registration The teachers are busy today Belles of the Ball Both the John's look guilty . . . Larry and his followers Neil after graduation Page Thirfy-five ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL Row I Ruff. Jennings, P. Ward. Treas.: Baumgardner. Lahrmer, BrownI Page Row 2 Neff. Sec.; Tolliver. Diffmar, Thimmes. Miss Hudson. Shonting. Moore Row 3 Boice. Kerns, Stampfle. Pairan, Brannon. Fricker. Kendrick, V. Pres. Row 4 Morris. SweHl HinesI Fairchild. Hall, Cavanaugh, Arledge. Sampsbn. Woods Row 5 Scott. Baker. Clore, NusserI Hanon. Pres.; Duffey, Shipley, Feeman. Lyfle HONOR SOCIETY Row I Clump. Timberlake. Gerhard. Thimmes. Robson. Treas.: Nusbaum. Sec. Row 2 Hart, Trout. Goss, Miss Griffith. Dollm'e yer. Zinsmeisfer. Yoder Row 3 Poirenfl Wolford, Judd. Orr, Nixon, Hampshire. Sitterley Row 4 Godown. Hall. Hauensfein, V. Pres.; Westenbarger. Martin, Brown. Pres. ?,m ,..A;. .. .A Page Thirryweighf I I LOS CABALLEROS Row 1 Morley, Daugherty, Thomas; DollmeyerI V. Pres.: Fefherolf. Sec.; Boice, Treas.: Clump, Pres.: Hashman, S. Smith Row 2 Henderson. Hafmaker, LeCrone. R. Miller. F. Miller. Conrad, Parrish. Hawk, Soft, Snider, Harris. Miss Johnson Row 3 Ward, Carder, Denton. PfeiHer, Kumler, Eastman, Ruble. Lescalleef, McCandlish. Parent Row 4 Raedel. Kistler, Kerns. Speakman, Hunter. Noll, Hampshire. Van Meter. Wells, Ward, Paefow, J. Smifh Row 5 Dworkin, Arledge. Huston. Geiger. Bixby. Adkins, Hall. Linton Row 6 Clover, HuH, P. Geiger. Thomas, Redd. Showolter. Hall, C. Johnson LATIN CLUB Row 1 Work, Abbott. Robson. Timberlake. Orr. Treas.: Nixon, Pres.; Trout. Sec.; Smith. V. Pres.: Schriever, Wolford. WilsonI Schueler Row 2 Miss Griffith. Waugh. Geiser. Kiger. Keller. Sifferley. Solf, Hoffman, Krinn. Neff, Baird. D. Clark, Waugh. Weiss. Soles, Mis s Hedges Row 3 Waugh, Sifford, Nichols. Norris, Smith, Downhour. Gerhard. Nusbaum, Kratz. Bonfrager, Lutz, Walter. Deefz. Bauer. Johnson. White Row 4 GriHin, Paulin. Stampfle. Zinsmeister. Caldwell. Crow, J. Clark. BurtI Shonting. Mollenkamp Row 5 WhiteleyI Gehres, Hade. Shcaeleterl Kiger. Harris, Hale, C. Clark, McAllen, Fairchild, Tipton. Thomas Row 6 NicholsI Barber. Stampfle. Turnerl Eck. Eyman, Helber. WilsonI Sitterley, Beltesl Alfred. Pairan, Brannon, Hazelton. Capron Page ThirTy-nine Page Forty FUTURE NURSES Row 1 Reynolds. P. Reese. D. Zinsmeister, Sec.: Trout. V. Pres.: E. Zinsmeister. Thimmes. Pres.: Timberlake. Treas.: M. J. Reese, Hansley. Hellmann Row 2 BoHs. Kumler. Briggs, Ruskin, Bralley. Van Horn. Miss Hudson. Miss Brown, Weiss. Alden- derfer. J. Weiss. Wiggins, Krinn Row 3 Johnson, Solf. Graybill. Daum. Knechi', Stampfle. Stephens. Shepard, Armstrong. Hillberry. Hoch Row 4 Iles. Miller. Yoder. Judd. D. Clark. Arter. F. Weissl Fetherolf. Shonting. S. Wilson. Schaefer. Moore Row 5 Marshall, Murdock. Torrence. Sargent, Hines, Hart. Hampshire. Hill, Goss. Britch. Kiger. A. Smith, Shannon. Nicolia, Daubenmire FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1 Noll. NeFF. Waugh, Fouse, V. Pres.: Raedel, Wilson. Wolford Row 2 BonfrCIgerI Lufzl Lehew. Hashman. Linton. Smithi Miss HudsonI Mohler. Reed. Beery, Parrish. Norris Row 3 Hunter. Solf. Kennedy. Gerhard, Abbott. Robson. Downhour. Kratz. Huffman, Conrad. Bauer Row 4 SiFFord. Baird, Nichols. Snider, Crook, Magnuson, Hudson, Orr. Hunter, Nixon F. H. A. Row I Mrs. Marquis. Bay. N. Combs. S. Combs. De Vault. Beery, TolliverI Carlisle. Hart. HampshireI Miss Nafzger Row 2 Straley. Thomas. Ruffner. Norris. Hines. Arter. MillerI Miss Reed. Losey. Hand. Giel. Barnes. Bosh, McCandlish. Shumaker Row 3 Saunders. M. Smith. FogelI BerryI Hendershot, O'Rourke. Burge. McDonald, Shahan, Bess. O'BrienI Parrish. Noble Row 4 Eck, Congrove. Kammerer. Bailey. Henderly, McCabe. Baker, Ackers, L. Smith. Shannon. J. Wilson, Reed. Atkinson Row 5 Sweet. Webb, ThimmesI Denny. MillerI Wright. Williams'. Beavers. B. Wilson, Daum, Docter. McKenna, Cordle. Hill Page Forfy-one SCIENCE CLUB These junior Einsteins carry out scieni'iiic proiccls and keep the whole school in constant fear of being blown up. Row 1 Kiger, Zinsmeister. Mr. Mill- er. Deetz. Smith, V. Pres. Row 2 Paulin. Foster. Reese, Sitter- Iey, Carder. Crow Row3 Erickson, McAllen, Stampfle. Wilson, Pres.; Turner, Pickering. Wagner CAMERA CLUB Shutters Clicking. Hash bulbs going off, film rolling; oil of fhe:e cure sure signs that 0 member of this snop-hoppy crowd is around. Row I Foster. Beatty. Thimmes. Pres.: Smith. Sec.: Judd Row 2 Erickson, Darius. Conrad. Le- crone. Nihiser. Clark Row3 R. Smith. Corn, Beery. Combs, P. Smith, Dennis Row4 McAllen. Rogers. DeMell. Thomas. Jessup. Campbell PURPLE AND GOLD STAFF The Nosiesf People in the School is the title which The members of this staff have eam- ed for themselves by asking 0H sorts of crazy quesiions for Their newspaper articles. Rowl Fouse. Robson. Editor: Mrs. Carr, Smith, Nusbaum Row 2 Parent. Clump. Krafz. Hade. DiH-mar Row3 Thimmes. SiHeriey, Eyman. Ballmer. HuH Pog e Forfy-fwo HI-Y Rowl Fricker, McNaughton. Kel- ley, Fail, Arledge. Pres.; Eckert. Eyman. Huddle Row 2 Highley, Staten. Hall. Sec.: Lanfz, Treas.: Miller. Bates, Huffer. Nusser. Nihiser Row 3 S t i I I i n g e r, Woodgeard. Waugh. Holliday. Martin. V. Pres.: Lawrence. FouseI Goslin Row 4 Rogers. Slater, Pifcock. Ship- ley, Young. Kiger, Smith. Sherrick Row 5 Leohner, Bornharf, Lehman. Wedge, Hauenstein. Godown. Hel- ber. Lester BIG SISTERS Rowl Crook. Kistler. V. Pres.: Kerns. Treas.: Nusbaum. Pres.: Morley. Sec.: Daugherty, Robson Row 2 Rainville, 'Hashman. Briggs, Thimmes. Parent. 5. Hunter. Clump. Beeryl Combs Row 3 M. HunterI Carlisle. Darfus. Gerhard, Waugh, Fouse, Timber- lake Row 4 Kennedy. N o l l, Nichols. Kratz, Raedel. Corn BIG BROTHERS Row 1 Sitterley. Ballmer, Sec.: Hall. Pre-s.: Johnson, V. Pres.; Eckert Row2 Goslin. Tracy, Hauensfein, Brown, Woodgeard. Wils'on. God- own, Boice Row 3 Martin. Pitcock. Arledge. Huddle. Fouse. Hanon. Treas.: Lawrence, Fricker Row 4 Slater. Westenbarger, LcmfzI Bates. Helber. Wiseman. Eyman Page Fcrty-three Page Forty-four , METHALIAN CLUB Oh, Romeo, Romeo. where- fore art thou Romeo? Romeos 0nd Juliets comprise this group which presents the oneeoct plays and studies the theater. Row 1 Nusbaum. Sec.: Clump. Treas.: Houenstein, Pres'.; Tracy. V. Pres.; Smith, Thimmes Row 2 Zinsmeister. Judd. Dollmeyer, Mr. Still, Reed. Wilson, Wolford Row 3 Parent. BusheeI Nixonl Down- hourI Eastman Row 4 Sitterleyl Helberl Bates. De- Mell. Brownl Eyman USHERETTES These girls. attired in their trim block and white, are seen at all the social functions in the auditorium busily racing up and down the aisles and hond- ing out programs. Row I Brown' Zinsmeister, Carlisle. Hockman, Hudson Row2 Parrish. Hade, Kiger. Mrs. Carr, Raedel. Thimmes Row 3 Nihiser. Yoder, Clump. Corn, Kennedy SECRETARIAL CLUB They type and write shorts hond and work all kinds of machines while they learn use- ful oHice techniques. Rowl Aldenderfer. JenningsI RUFF. Pres.: Dille, Sec.: Brill. Treas.: Young Row 2 Rhodes, Barker, Mr. Parent, WilsonI Brewer Row3 Kindler. Stewart, Patterson. Hinesi Bay Dr. De Fillippo fowls up Susi's plan to poison her husband YOU did if! Fog on the Volley ' coffee on the table Marry me! Will ya? Huh? The Return of Superhuman We all know where NeiVs going. The poor man iusf had HThe Shock of His Life. Page Forfy-five Page Forfy-six Y-TEEN Row I B. Smith. Kammerer, J. Brown. Parrish, Jennings, BoHs, Allison. Combs. Edwards. O'Brian. Parent. Van Meter Row 2 Kisor. Matfox, Hand, Kratz, Nichols, NeFF. Robinson, Nutter, Lutz. Bontrager, Plinke. Zins meisfer, Schueler. Trout, Eastman. Hansley Row 3 Lahrmer, Conrad, Bess. Shahan, Rodman. Deetz. Wilderman, Kochensparger, J. Smith. Miller. Mohler. Beavers. Wright. Clark. Nixon. Pres. Row 4- Gerhard. Robson. Daugherty. Courfright. Kroner. Carder, FogelI Whiteley. P. Reece. Zins- meisferI Hade. Paulin, Burt. Walters. Orr Row 5 M. Reese, P. Smith, H. Smith, J. Bay. McCabe. Wears. Losey, Crow, Hale. Waugh, Hender- son, Reynolds. Carder. Ward Row 6 Downhour. Britch, Mathews, Evans. C. Brown, Solf. B. Bay. Spaun. Kennedy, Tolliver. Beery. Breckenridge .Bowman. Caldwell. Kiger ' Y-TEEN Rowl Graf. Durst. McKiHrick. McBroom, Wilson, Bigerfon. Sprague, chonaugh, Hale. Jones. Henderson, Abbott Row 2 Morley. Straley. Reed. ParrishI Graf. Docter. Foster, Torrence, Ackers. Baker, McKenna. Snider, Baird, Solt. Waugh. Anderson. Rainville, Bauer Row 3 Clump. Shumaker, Crook, Timberlake. Stevens, Iles, ShepardI Hockman, Smith, Armstrong, Butler. 5. Smith, Hashman. Kerns'. Hellmann. Linton. Hall. Hizey. Fouse. Mauger Row 4 Work. Shonfing, Briggsl Darfus. Carlisle, Thomas, Lehew, Torrence, Nihiser. Wright. Reed. Smith. Corn. Nusbaum Row 5 Lecrone. Baumgardner, Bares. Dollmeyer. Judd. Kifsmiller. Gehres, Dupler. Robinson. Moore. Bluecher, Speakman Row 6 Nicholls, Hughey. Tobin, Murdock. Miller, Austin, Paetow, Mollenkamp, Fetherolf, Spengler. Ward. Tucker. Raedel. Kistler, Waugh. Sifford. Noll ' Page Forfy-seven Page Forty-eight AHA , v OFFICE STAFF They race like mod through the halls gathering up absence slips and then race madly back again with larger absence lists. Row I Mrs. Nutter. Wagner Row 2 Mrs. Brooker, Downhour. Orr, Botts, Stewart. Kindler. Gerhard. Kumler. Bay, Azbell, Smith Row 3 Lutz, Hawk. Bauer. Jennings Row 1 Speakman. Nicholls. Kelton. Lang, Barker. Van Horn, Drum Row 2 Atkinson. RUFF. Gatwood. Brehm. Tucker. Grable. Harris. Smith. Clark, De Mell. Wagner LIBRARY STAFF Handing out books, straightening Up shelves, and sometimes collecting tines on overdue books are the iobs which are eHiciently carried out by the Library Staff. F. F. A. These junior plowboysf' alternating between class and work shop. make farm equipment and learn modern methods of becoming formers. Row 1 Amerine. Ochs. Sheppard, Johnson. Pres.; Awalf. Treas.: Cruit. Sec. Row 2 Tooill, Hampshire. Price. HutchinsI Mr. Mechling. C. Beery. Sfrawn, Heath. Tarvella Row 3 Walter. Shelpman, Kilbarger. P. Beery. ShoFFer, Brewer, Engle Row 4 Ruble. Lambl McCormickl Frazier. E. Joos. Ward. Gothard Row 5 Lupe. Ruff, Canter, WesthovenI C. Joosl Griffin R ow Nusser. Figgins'I FriesnerI Handley. Waughl Spangler Summersl 30995. G. Shonkl Mr. Neal, Mr. Sherrick. Azbell, Shouldis I 2 Row 3 Jones' Lehman, Noble. Caffran. B. Shonk, Coakley. Hyde. Eckert 4 5 Row Row Sfarner. Converse, Allenl Bainfer. Chilcofe. HuntI BrownI Eym-an, Parrish Schorr. Straits. Nihiser. Noicel Young. Denton, Muck Row V. I. C. One of The most popular spots at noon is The V.I.C. candy window which is located in The midst of OH the machinery They work with in class. Page Forfy-nine Page Fifty GYM LEADERS The gym is the favorite domain of call these sports lovers who happily blow their little whistles as they referee games and participate in all kinds of sports. Row I Wright. Waugh, Nichols, Darfus. Mrs. Turpin, Carlisle. Hunter, Morley Row 2 Henderson, Kennedy. Robinson, NeFF. Wils'on. Hansley, Yoder. Abbott, Robson Row 3 Kerns, Hellmann. Huffman, Fuhrer, Trout. Fouse, Timberlake, Clump Row 4 L. Maddox. J. Maddox. Shaw, Johnson. Mattox, Slater. Bixby, Finkbone Row 5 Barnhart. Cami , Leohner, Lantz, Fail, Thrush. EngIe. Awalt G. A. C. Row I Brill, Bralley. DarIus, Henderson. Hansley, V. Pres.; Nusbaum, Pres.: Mrs. Turpinl Downhour, Sec.; Fouse. Treas.: Eastman. Kistler, S. Smith Row 2 Speakman. Barker, Edwards. Combs. Brown, BoHs, Parrish, Reese, Timberlake, Morley. Rob- son. Clump, WolIord, Trout. Schueler, Zinsmeister. Parent. Kerns Row 3 Stampfle. Waugh, Sifford, Abbott, Gerhard. Crook. Daugherty. Miller, Austin. Hudson. Thimmes. KumIer, Hampshire, Hart. Bushee. Hunter, J. Smith, Reed Row 4 Corn. Noll, Kennedy. Wilsonl Bauer, Orr. Nixon, Van Horn, Tucker, DoIImeyer. Judd, Clark, Grable. Wright. SIunIz. Thomas Row 5 Nichols, Raedel. Alvis, Thrush. Clark, Arter. Butler. Yoder, Hellmann, Hall. M. Hunter. Lehew, Nihiser, Torrence Row 6 Snider,ISoIt, Baird. Kelton, Stewart, Patterson, Armstrong, A. Smith. Sheridan. Wears. Briggs, Hashman, Linton, Carlisle, Tolliver G. A. C. Row I P. Reese, Bates. Crow, Reynolds, Carder, D. Zinsmeister, Mrs. Turpin, Kiger, Paulin. Deetz. Clark IRow 2 Gross. Bussard. LiHrelI, Hoffman, FetheroII, Mollenkamp, L. Word, Robinson. McCandIish, P. Ward, White Row 3 Shepard, Caldwell. Z. Henderson, Waugh, Paefow, Walters, Gehres, Rainville. Waugh. SiHerIey Row 4 N. Combs, Dennis, Whiteley. SoIf. Schaefer, J. Robinson. BonfrIager, Lutz, Bowman Row 5 Tobin. Hughey, Le Crone, Nicholls, Ditfmar. Magnuson. Work. Krafz. Neff: Marshall. Valen- tine Page Fiffy-one A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1 Downhour. Burt. Wells, Lollis. Mr. Beal. Daubenmire, Wilson, Ruble. Wagner Row 2 Hockman. Mondhank. Waugh, Briggs. Nutter. Wolford. Hade, Lutz. Arent Row 3 Stephens, Caldwell, Clark, J. Thrush. Helserl Phillips. Miller. Hudson Row 4 Fox. Locke. Van Gundy, Wacker, Austin, Powers'. Judd Row 5 Goss. Hoffman, Burnside. Shank. KernsI T. Thrush. Eyman. Hedges. Dollmeyer Row 1 J. Waugh, Ruble. KellerI Caldwell, Neff. Bushee. Brown. Work Row 2 Reese. Ward, Hall. Nichols, Sifford. Nixon. Bauer. Trout. J. Waugh. Eastman. Wolford Row 3 Kigerl Zinslmeister. Wilson, Kratz. NOII. Fricker. Bates, Godown. Hauenstein, Short. 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F 30m 026a. . Page Fiffy-three Page Fiffy-four GIRLS CHORUS Row 1 Webb. Watts. Limell, Hunter, Manning, Erickson, Mr. Beal. Combs, Conrad. Bean, Huffines. Dilliard. Hand Row 2 Nusbaum. Canon. Hi . Jackson. O'Brien. Cordle, Evans, Jones. Kepler. Friesner. Beougher, Parrish Row 3 Hudson. Strown. Hoffman. Burge. Hale. Cavanaugh, Terrence. Boice. Bach. Miller, Lambert. Row 4 Graf, Graf, Beavers. Hedges. Karshner. Bosch, Anderson Buckingham. Garey, Short. Geil Row 5 Dollmeyer. Docter, Valentine, Whifcraff, Williams, Bay, Baumgardner. McKenna. Miller. Bigerton, Wilson, Brown. Leohner GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Row Row Row Row 1 Kiger. Householder. Miller BOYS. ENSEMBLE 2 Wright, Smith. Nihiser Row I Mr. Beal, Jolly, Eyman, Divelbliss 3 Reese, Corn. Kunkler. Donahue Row 2 Roemer. Magi . Timberlakm Hettinger 4 Austin. Raedel. Goss, Hockman Row 3 Fox. Keller. Green, Gruendle STAGE CREW Fouse. Ball. STAGE CREW. M.P.S.O.. AND FIRST AID The sTudenTs in These clubs show movies. supervise 0H sToge work. and Take care of sTudenTs' minor injuries. CAFETERIA STAFF IT's evidenT ThoT food musT be 0 fovoriTe subjecT of These people by The The smiles on Their faces as They serve The huge lunch line OH Through The school year. M.P.S.O. Row 1 C055, Mr. lrick. Lunsford Row 2 MarTin. Hammer ROW 1 50 . FeTherolf Row 3 Bensonhaver. SToneburner Row 3 Denton. Fahrer Row 1 Bowers. Valentine. Severing. J. Bay. Spengler. Smith FIRST AID Row 2 Ruble, Armstrong Row 2 B. Bay, Miss Perrin. Mrs. Ely. Miss Bope, Mrs. Franklin. Miss MillerI Mrs. Hobbs Row 3 WilsonI Dodge, Wolshire. RuFFner. Romine. BeaTTy Row 4 Messinger. Dauferman. Cordle, WesTenbarger. HuHer. ThompsonI Allen CAFETERIA STAFF Po 9 e Fi nycfive MIRAGE QUEEN and Her Court -CHARLOTTE JENNlNGS QUEEN COURT Freshman Attendant ilyn Kroner Mar Phyllis Word. Sophomore Attendant Charlotte Jennings. Queen Toni Ann Thomas. Junior Attendant Ll n 0 d n 8 IT: m r .m n e S v., he 5 n O H x. .T .nwl m W o m J 8 g O P MIRAGE STAFF , Paulo Smith, Editor Donna Po rent. Features Mary Jane Reese. Mounting and Layout Alice Beoffy. Art Jon Slater. Sports James Thimmes. Photography Gretchen Schueler. Typing Row 1 Mary Jane Reese. Donna Parent Row 2 Gretchen Schueler, Paula Smith. Alice Beaffy Row 3 Jon Slater. James Thimmes Page Fiffy-seven ADMINISTRATION Page Sixty PAUL WENGER Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Serious illness for The past several very imporfcmf work has been in cop- monfhs has prevented Mr. Jock Brown able handsefhose of Miss Ruth Hudson, from performing his duties as principal who is serving as acting principal during of Lancaster High School. However, this Mr. Browrfs absence. JOHN E. BROWN Principal RUTH L. HUDSON Acting Principal E. G. Clark-Presidenf, Ralph Rockwood, Dana Stewart Thomas H. Hall, Neil Amendt -Vice President. Mary Schurtz. CIerk-Treasurer OARD OF EDUCATION Secretaries and Supervisors Dorothy Duffy. Mildred Miller. Kathryn Brookerl Norma Faye Nutter, Charles E. Burn- worth, Lois Cox Page Sixfy-one 1 FACULTY ROW I MINNIE ATEN-English PAUL ATEN-Algebro. Plane Geometry. Advanced Moth. CHARLOTTE BAKER-Typing. Gen. Business. Mirage NEWTON C. BEAL VocoI Music REX BEAVERS-English. Ohio History DAVID BOGER-Algebro ROW 2 CATHERINE CARR-English, Purple and Gold RAY COLEMAN-Civics, History RALPH CROOK-Gen. Science. Biology MARY DUNCAN-English C. R. ENOCH-Hisfory DOROTHY ENT-Arf Page Sixty-fWo ROW 3 PAUL FAEHb-Physicol Education JOSEPH GABEL Chemisfry, Physics GRACE GRIFFITH EngHsh. Latin CASSIE HARRlS-Librorion GOLDA HEDGES-Lofin. English EARL IRICK Gen. Moth. ROW 4 GRACE JOHNSON Sponish EARL JONES-Science ERMA KING Typing. Gen. Record Keeping. ELVA MARQUlS-Jzomily and Social Relationships. Sci- ence. Homemaking FACULTY ROW 1 ROW 3 ANTHONY MARTIN-Mefol Shop, Ind. Arts STANLEY PRATT-Hisi'ory RALPH McCOLLISTER-Civics BARBARA REED HOme Economics. Health FLORA McCURDY-Shorfhond. Typing. Business English CARLTON SHERRICK Mochine Shop. Related Subjects C. D. MclNTYRE-Orchesfro C. G. SHOWERnDroffing PAUL MECHLING AgricUlfure WILLIAM C. STILL-English, Speech and Dromofics P. J. MlLLER-Biology. Science MARICE STITH Bond ROW 2 Row 4 BERTHA NAFZGER Home Economics. Clothing MARTHA TURPlN-Physicol Education RALPH NEAL-Mochine Shop, Related Subiecfs PEARLE WAUGH English IDA NEELEY-English E. J. WlLSON- -Bookkeeping J. C. PAPRITAN-Driver Education L EMIL ZINSMEISTER Generol Business. MERLIN C. PARENT-Selling and Law, Office Practice General Math. A. R. PEER Wood Shop. Industrial Arts Page Sixfy-fhree ,5. S E S S A A L C CLASS OFFHCERS TIM HALL-ePresidem How to Make the Varsity RICHARD N USSEReVice-Presidenf Happy Daze CHARLOTTE J ENNINGS-Secrefo ry Teen Days JANET HANSLEYeTreosurer From Here to Eternity Egj CLASS POEM ET The Time has gone so quickly T! Like sand Through cm hourglass. And we who,ve watched if. have become T The graduating class. We've had such fun in These four years Tl Whefher of work or play, BUT 0H foo soon The time has comew Our graduation day. The memories of our days spent here Will live within our heart, T ? And our old friends, we'll ne'er forget Though our paths be four oporf. For soon 0 new life we shall face As we Travel our separate ways; Our Tufure. our hopes. and our happiness May depend on our high school days. But now. of lost. the time has come For us To close the door. 30 let this be our farewell To you The 'TCloss of Fiffy-fourf' I . -Corolyn Robson Page Sixfy-six pm. SENIORS PHYLLIS ABBOTT Big Moment RICHARD ACKERS The Vagabond LUELLA ALDENDERFER These Happy. Goiden Years RONALD ALLEN With Hearts Courageous wet,- BARBARA ALLISON Spitfire DAVID ARLEDGE Boy Grows Up MARIE ARMSTRONG Rolling Years FREDA ATKINSON Under Twenty JAMES AUSTIN it Come from Outer Space JUDITH AUSTIN A Date with Judy BETTY AZBELL Bright Heritage ROBERT BAINTER Riot in Room 102 BENNIE BAKER Bennie end the Bird Dogs PATRICIA BARKER The Conquered JAMES BATES The Octopus NANCY BAUER Catch 0 Falling Star BARBARA BAY Teenage Companion LAWRENCE BAY Merry Men CHESTER BOGGS Sunshine NEVA BOTTS Time To be Young MARILYN BOWERS Take 0 Letter. Please! MARY BOWERS Was If 0 Dream? CHARLES BOYSTEL Call Me Charley NANCY BRALLEY I Can't Breofhe Page Sixfy-seven , SENIORS 1 DAWN BREHM Few Facts of Interest BONNIE BREWER Bonnie's Boy MARY LOU BRILL Happiness CLOYCE BROWN Red BUHons GRETA BROWN Road to Anywhere JENNA NELL BROWN Portrait of Jenny MARTHA JANE BUSH Martha's Fireplace MARY ELIZABETH BUSHEE Young Bess JANELLE BUTLER Great Day in the Morning 1 , ROBERT CALLAHAN ,i Without Words 1-1 DALE CAREY I; Can't Cross Jordan by Myself 1 BONNIE CARLISLE She Loved to Laugh RICHARD CATTRAN 3 Advenfure Woifs WILLIAM CATTRAN Heads Up. Heels Down CAROLE CHATFIELD Romantic Rebel CAROLYN CLARK Light Heorf RICHARD CLORE Let's Go Fishing SUSI CLUMP Westward Ho! BARBARA COMBS Wild Woman 1! SUE COMBS i - Catch A Falling Star 3 RALPH CONRAD 'i His Heart Could Break KENNETH CONVERSE I, The Time of Your Life DONALD CORDLE It's Tough To Be Young LORRAINE CRAIG Shift to the Right Page Sixfy-eighf SENIORS CATHRYNE CROOK The Taming of the Shrew TOM DAUBENMIRE Coptoin Video PATRICIA DAUGHERTY How to Marry 0 Mi Iionoire PATRICIA DAUM It's on OIcI Story JAMES DEEDS The Sphinx JOSEPH DeFILLIPPO Football Coach BRIAN DeMELL Just Wonno' Get the Facts. Mo'om SHIRLEY DENTON It's Fun to be Free I J U DY DeVAU LT Ever After LARRY DILGER It's Up to Us BARBARA DILLE DiIIey Dehounting Agency JUDITH DOLLMEYER She Stoops to Conquer RUTH ANNE DONAHUE The Betrothed ARLENE DOWNHOUR The Tempest JoANN DRUM Joy Street HAROLD DUFFY In the Fog NORMA DUPLER For Away and Long Ago NOEL DUSAN Rickshaw Boy CAROLYN EASTMAN In the Library WINFIELD ECKERT Let the Hurricane Roar CAROLYN EDWARDS Dancing Partner RICHARD ENGLE Varsity Letter ELIZABETH ETZEL Tune In For Elizabeth BARBARA FAHRER In the Merry Month OI Moy Page Sixty-nine xxmvy... SENIORS WILLIAM FAIL Go and Find Wind , MARLENE FETHEROLF Angel Child GEORGE FIGGINS Two Ghosts ore Better than One ROGER FINK Wide Open Throttle PAUL FINKBONE From Here On GRACE FOUSE Technique of the Baton MARY FUNK Reaching for the Stars ROSE GATWOOD. . Walk In the Sun NANCY GERHARD Private Secreto ry DEAN GODOWN Young Man with Cl Horn ROMA 0055 How to Spend Money 2; MARIE GRAYBILL t. No Surrender WILLIAM GRIFFIN Since Yeste rdoy JUANITA GUSEMAN This Is Living SUE HAMPSHIRE Lightning On Ice JERRY HANDLEY Goal to Go : DON HANON Who has Seen the Wind MARY LOU HARRIS Slippers of Cinderella f JoANN HART t You and Your Money WILLIAM HAUENSTEIN t . Chuckleboit! KATHRYN HAWK This Happened to Me KURTZ HELBER Liberoce t VIRGINIA HENDERSHOT Star for Ginny KAREN HENDERSON Never Leave Well Enough Alone Page Seventy SENIORS JUDITH HENRY Gone with the Wind EVELYN HILL The Unvonquished ISAAC HILL Among the Corncobs REGINA HILLBERRY W'hispering Girl SHIRLEY HILLER This is Your Lite PATRICIA HINES There is Always JOHN HHCHCOCK Dandy - DORIS HOCKMAN Early Memories THOMAS HOLLIDAY Doy tor Truonts DOLORES HOUSEHOLDER When the Stars Come Out RICHARD HUDDLE When the Wind Blows CATHERINE HUDSON Madame Butterfly LEROY HUFFER U nchorted Ways SHIRLEY HUNTER After the Boll HARRIETT JACKSON Bright Eyes MARY JENKINSON How Dear to My Heart ROBERT JONES Of Mice and Men CAROL JUDD Big Blonde GEORGE KARNS The Truth About George WILLIAM KELLEY So Big ' ANNA KELTON Place for Ann EUGENE KIGER Men of Iron JANE KINDLER The Whirlwind RICHARD KITSMILLER My Eyes Have 0 Cold Nose Page Seventy-one SENIORS ROBERT KITSMILLER You've Got to Learn MARLENE KNECHT True Story of Sonty Clause PEGGY KUMLER Young Hostess ALBERTA LANG Here to Yonder Girl DENMAN LANTZ Denny Puts In His Oor VIRGIL LARSON At the Schoolhouse Window WILLIAM LAWRENCE The Story of 0 Perfect Gentleman JAMES LEHMAN Man Without Fear DAVID LEOHNER Mon Against Crime i FREDERICK LOCKE ; Fun with Figures ; JEANNINE LOSEY.. Lady or the Tiger? f DONNA LYNCH Tl Here Comes Tomorrow ROBERT MARTIN i Martin In the Apple Orchard GENE MASON The Boy of Silence RICHARD MATTOX Blow Ups Happen CHARLOTTE McCAFFERTY Ring out. Wi d BeH 1i DELORES McCRAY W t The Girl with the Green Eyes 1i RITA McCRERY Girl's Daily Life RONALD McKITTRICK .; Man About Town RODGER McNAUGHTON Call It Courage MADELINE MILLER The Lady Means Business RUTH MILLER Through the Looking Glass NANCY MOE Girl Grows Up JULIA MONDHANK For Whom the Bell Tolls Page Seventy-two g ' ' SENIORS RICHARD MOORE Dragnet CAROL MORLEY Our Hearts Were Young and Gay JUDITH NEAL Vanity Fair PATRICIA NEIBLING It's 0 Women's Business MABEL NIXON Junior Miss JACK NOBLE .. Snipe Hunt MARY LOU NORRIS Having a Wonderful Time JO ANN NUSBAUM The Age of Innocence LYNDA KAYE ORR A Tale of Two Cities BETTY OSBORN Wifhdrew before graduating DONNA PARENT Red-Heoded League GARY PARRISH Free and Clear PATSY PARRISH Lively Lady BARBARA PATTERSON Personality Plus HAROLD PERRY WeH-Tempered Listener MARY PFEIFFER And Now to Live Again I 4 JOHN PITCOCK.. Wild Geese ANDREW POLT Andy Breaks Trial MARIAN RAAB Art of Thinking RICHARD REED Friendly Persuasion MARY JANE REESE Seventeen BETTY RHODES Vast Horizons SANDRA RICHARDSON Lost Semester BARBARA RIFE .. Best Things Come in Small Packages Page SeVentth ree i 1 I SENIORS CAROLYN ROBSON High Stepper PAUL ROBSON Cord Shark JOHN ROSSER Death in the Fifth Grade DOROTHY RUBLE Youfh's Furnishings TRAVIS RUBLE VV'ho Hos Seen the Wind? GARY RUFF Red Letter Days LILLIAN RUFF Circle of Innocence SHIRLEY RUFFNER Wifhdrew before graduating NORMA SAILOR One Good Time SHIRLEY SAUNDERS Hasty Heart FORREST SCHORR Kid Squ GRETCHEN SCHUELER A Little Dutch Girl BETTY SCH U LTZ Book of Nonsense HOMER SHAEFFER Matter of Sides SHIRLEY SHANNON For a Good Obiecf ROBERT SHAW Clothes Make the Man CLAYTON SHEPPARD Danger Is My Business JOANNE SHERIDAN Year of Heaven GARY SHONK Courageous Companions BROOKS SITTERLEY 100.000 Whys ARLENE SMITH Sense and Nonsense GERALDINE SMITH Leave It to Smith PAULA SMITH Sweet Sixteen RICHARD SMITH Silence Is Golden Page Seventy-four SENIORS JUANITA SNOKE Age of Reason EDMOND SPANGLER Lod With 0 Whistle ROBERT STARNER N?ghf Hunter DONNA STEWART There Are Smiles ROBERT STRAITS Remarks: None HERBERT SUMMERS Your Career ls Agriculture JAMES THIMMES Keep Your Nose Down ROSEMARY THIMMES Thicker fhon Wo'rer MARCELLA THOMAS Common Sense RICHARD THOMAS Fair and Warmer JOHN THOMAS THRUSH Master Skylark THOMAS LEE THRUSH The Story of 0 Bad Boy SUZANNE TIMBERLAKE To Have and to Hold WILLIAM TRACY Cyrano De Bergerac: LOIS TROUT The Shape of Things to Come MARIE TUCKER Withdraw before graduating DAVID VANCE You Scratch My Back and I'll Scrofch Yours ' REGINA VAN HORN Give Me Liberty ETHELYN WAGNER Bit of Love JOAN WAGNER TeenTopics RICHARD WAITS Lure of the Frontier WANDA WEARS - Here I Stay ERIOLLYN WEISS Forgetfulness ROBERT WESTENBARGER Heart of Danger Pag e Seve nfy-five SENIORS CHARLES WESTFALL Foir Adventure JOHN WHILEY Nightlife JACK WILKINS Soap Behind the Eors CHLOE ANN WILSON Pudd'nheod Wilson DAVID WILSON Inside the Vacuum Tube JUANITA WILSON Here Comes Tomorrow THOMAS WISEMAN Sentimental Tommy KAY WOLFORD She Shall Hove Music JOHN WOLSHIRE Great Day in the Morning ELLEN YODER Dr. Ellen SANDRA WRIGHT Dreams Point the Way LOUISE YOUNG My Friend Irma EMILY ZINSMEISTER Remember the End Page Seve nty-stx Kay giving a concert Poof has gone up. This one was $25.00. You can tell who has all the wind in 'r is' gang. They've gone for dogs. Now. Now, Tweefie ! Dig those crazy kids. Senior57? Decorating for Senior Boll Page Sevenfy-seven JUNIORS Rowl Tom Kendrick. Pres.: Jim Waugh. V. Pres.; Sandra Neff, Sec.; Joyce Kistler, Treas.: Gwendolyn Abram. James Ad- kins, Ted Allen, Mary Anders Row 2 Jim Anderson, Harry Appel, Shirley Arter, Harold Awalt, Marlene Bailey. Carolyn Baird. Richard Baker, Martha Ball Row 3 Robert Ball, Paul Ballmer. Ed Bang- , ham. Robert Barnhort, Aiice Beatty. Dor- othy Beavers. Donald Beckley, Esther Beery Row4 Phyllis BellI Donald BeougherI George Beougher, Clarke Bixby. John Boice. Mildred Bonfroger. Lee Ann Bosch. Michael Boyd Row 5 Edna Briggs, Carol Brown. Larry Brown, Ronald Brown, Cordelia Brucker, Sara Burns. Donald Burnside, Patty Bus- sard Rowb Alice Carlisle, Dolores Carlisle, Stanley Carli-sle. Lesfer Carpenter. James Chilcofe. Clifford Church, Donna Clark. Ronald CoaHey Row 7 John Combs. Don Conrad, Mary Conrad, Donna Corn. Ronald Cruit. Joan Darfus, Betty Deeds, Larry Dennis Row 8 Tom Denton, Janet Deuschle, Sue Diffmar. Roger Dubble, JoAnn Dupler. Julia Earle, Mickey Echard, James Eden Row 9 Ronald Engle, David Eyman, Ron- ald Eyman. Joan Faigley. Tirre Fortney. David Fouse. Robert France. James Fricker Row 10 Carl Friesner, Kay Fulkerson, Dav- id Geiger. James Goslin. William Goth- ard. Jane Griffith. Paul Grimm, Virginia Gross' Row ll Mary Ann Hall, Charles Harro- way, Walter Harvey, Shirley Hashman, Connie Hellmann. Saundra Hewitt. Gary Highley. Richard Hill Row 12 Agnes Hillberry. Mona HinesI Fred Hoffman. Charles Houston. Donna Huffman. Donna Hughey. Mary Hunter, Donald Hufsler Row 13 Gordon Huff. George Hyde. Sue lmhoff, Edwin Johnson, Eleanor Jones. Sarah Keenan. James Kelley. Donna Kemper. Myrna Kennedy Row 14 Dale Kern, Sharon Kerns, Mildred Kiger. Donald Kis'sling, Nancy Kitsmiller. Dorothy Kratz. Mary Ann Krebs. Rich- ard Lape. Mary Lecrone. Page Sevenfy-eighf JUNIORS Row I Sally Lehew, Leonard Lester. Karen Linton. Barbara Littrell. Frank Locke. Jean Loew, Richard Love. Jim Lucas Row 2 Joyce Lutz. Jerry Maddux, Larry Maddux, Mary Kay Magnu'son, James Mann, Janice Marshall. Roger Mast. Richard Matz Row 3 Paul Mattox, William McAfee. Ger- ald Metcalf, Fern Miller, Kenneth Miller. June Mohler. Ronald Moody, June Moore Row4 Richard Moore, Betty Morehead, Norma Jean Morris, Eugene Mosser. Ken- neth Muck. Barbara Murdock, Melanie Musser, Pat Nicholls Row 5 Esther NicholsI Herb Nihiser. Pat Nihiser, George Noice. Julianne Noll. Janet Nutter, Robert Parrish. Ronald Pax- ton Row 6 John Pickering. Richard Pickering, RaymowA Pierce, Zelda Plinke, Jane Rae- del. Sue Rainville. Rose Rauch. Priscilla Reed Row 7 Joyce Robinson. Kenneth Roe, John Rogers, Carolyn Ryan. Joel Secoy. Jerry Seesholtz, Jo Ann Seikrf, Ronald Sherrick Row 8 Larry Shipley. Robert Shank. Ed- ward Shook. Ronald Shouldis, William Shull, Herman Shqueworfh. Barbara Sif- ford, Jon Slater Row 9 Barbara Smith. Joy Smith. Leroy Smith, Robert Smith, Sally Smith, Betty Snider. Carol Snake, Biruta Solcs Row 10 Linda Lou Solt, Lynda Kay Solt. Sherry Souders. Mabel Spaun, Donna Speakman. Miona Stallard. Jane Stam- pfle, Neil Staten Row H Jack Sfillinger, Shirley Stacker. Charles Stouder. Carol Stroley. Earl Strawn. Donald Sfrohm, Barbara Stuntz, Mary Sweet Row 12 Kenneth Tarvella,- Patty Thimmes. Richard Tipton, Carolyn Tobin, Pat Tol- Iiver, Dianne TorrenceI Yvonne Tucker, John Turner. Rodger Upp. Row 13 Lc'arraine Valentine, Paul Wacker. Ada Wagner. Janet Waugh. Joyce Waugh. Clarence Wedge. Donald Weid- ner, Fran Weiss. Lynn Wetzel Row 14 Betty Whitaker. Kaye Wilson. Sally Winegardner. Nelda Wisdom. Bill Wohl- forth. Don Woodgeard, Esther Wright, June Wright, John Young Page Sevenfy-nine I SOPHOMORES Rowl Donald Cavanaugh, Pres.; David Nichols. V. Pres.; Joan Shonting. Sec.: June Kiger, Treas.; Henry Ackers. Dan Agosto, Donna Agosto, David Alexander Row 2 Mithoff Alfred. Betty Alvis, Lois An- I! derson. Virginia Anderson, Barbara Ar- ; enf, Paul Arledge, Kathleen Arter, Jul- iette Ashbrook I Row 3 Terry Austin. Joseph Azbell. Wayne Barber. Juanita Barnett, Elizabeth Bash. Ruby Bates. Alice Baumgardner. Dorothy Bluecher Row 4 Terry Bope, Janet Bowmam Dale Brady. Dean Brady. William Brannon, Mary Breckenridge, David Brewer, Jean Britch Row5 Rose Buchanan, Nancy Burgoon. Jack Burnside. Gaye Burt. Janice Cain. Mary Caldwell, Phyllis Colton. Edward Campbell K Row 6 Carl Capron, Sally Carder, Caro- lyn Carpenter, Leona Carpenter, Golden Carper, Doris Carsey. James Catfran. Richard Chatfueld ' Row 7 Shirley Church, Helen Clark, Jean y Clark. Robert Clover, Mary Ann COFFman Larry Collins. Nancy Combs. Juanita 1a Congrove :: Row 8 Connie Conrad. Paul Cordle, Paul Coss. Karen Creiglow. Gretchen Crow. Jim Darbaker. Herbert Darfus. Suzanne Daubenmire Row 9 Linda Deeds. Carol Deitz, Kenneth DeLong. Marie Denny, Bonnie Dennis, Barbara DeVaulf, Paul Dilliard, Elwood Dodge Row 10 Rosalie Downour, Sharon Driver, Michael Dworkin. Larry Dyer. .Alice Eek, David Eck, Keith Eichhorn. Honor Em- brey 5 Row ll Juanita Evans. Douglas Fairchild, K Jon Feeman, Barbara Fefherolf. Frank ', Fisher, Michael Flora, Ronnie Folfz. James Fosnaugh i q : Row 12 Betty Jane Fox. Fred Fox, Richard E Franke. Georgia Friesner. Blanche Gehres. F Alan Geiger. Patricia George. Diane 1 Giles Row 13 Norma Graf. Tom Graf. Judy Griffin, Terry Groce. Mary Hade. Carol x V Hale, James Hall, David Hammer Row 14 Phyllis Hatmaller, Jon Hazelfon. Jim Hedges. Gene Helser. Linda Helser, L Delores Henderly. Zoe Ann Henderson. ! Jerry Henkener r Page Eighty SOPHOMORES Rowl Helen Hickman, Vivian Hilll Ken- neth Hines. Mary J. Hines. Nancy Hoch. Don Hoffman, Monte HooverI William Hummel Row 2 Linda lles, Doris Isuaacs. Roberta Jackson. Paulis Jantsons. Russell Jenkins, Robert Jessup. Alice Johns'on, Barbara Johnson Row 3 Clinton Johnson. Mariorie Johnston, Lowell Karcher. Robert KernsI Charles Kline, Judith Krinn. Margaret Kunkler, Phyllis Lope Row4 Jack LaVeck. William LaVeclc. Joyce Leohner, Donna Lescalleef, Shirley Lindsey. Sue Lollis. Gene Lunsford, Margaret Lutz Row 5 Kay Lynch. Kenneth Magi . Max Martin. Vivian Mathews. Grace Mattox. Patsy Mahox. Janice McCall, Betty Mcu Candlish Rowb Margie McCoy. Jack McGee, Carolyn Millerl Daniel Miller, Richard Moe, Betsy Moellenkamp. James' Moore. Wilda Moore Row 7 Wilson Mowry. Robert Neibling. Tom Nicholls. Nina Nicolia. Phyllis Nic- olia, Helen Nutter. Daniel Ochs, Earl 099 Row 8 Judy Paefow. Randy Pdiran. Carl Parent, Karen Paulin. Jeanne Peck, Don Phillips. Walter Pittman, Nancy Potts Row 9 Paul Powers. Grace Pricel Minnie Price, Wayne Pugh, Larry Purcell. Eileen Roger. Richard Rager, Howard Raymond Row IO Maxine Raymond. Tom Reed. Pat- fy ReeseI Danny Reeves. Robert Reid, Roger Reid. Joyce Reynoldsl Lois Robin- son RowH Sally Rodman. Charles Roof. Thomas Rosier. Arthur RouffI Miriam Rluble. Ronnie Ruble. Sue RUFF. Jim Sad- d er Row 12 Alice Sargent. Judy Schaefer. Gary Schirm, Martha Schriever. Tom Sei- ferf, Neil Seimer. Carlton Shank Lana Shepard Row 13 Jim Short Mike Showalter, Ron- ald SilcoH. Nancy SiHerleyI Barbara Smith, Colleen Smith, Loretta Smith, Vaughn Smith Row 14 Kenneth Snoke. Marilou Snoke. William Snoke, Jack Solesh Greta Soud- ers. Annetfa Spengler, Joyce Spengler, Betty Spiegle Page Eighfy-one SOPHOMORES Rowl Richard Sfampfle. Judie Stephensl Katherine Strawn. Dale Strohm. Carolyn Strosnider. Richard Stukey, Opal Stump. Max Thomas Row 2 Judy Thrush. Fred Tucker. Philip Tyler, Kay VanceI Sharon Van Meter. Ronnie Ventresca. Gene Walker. Elizabeth Walter Row 3 Geraldine Walter. James Walter. Lois Ward, Phyllis Ward. Joan Waugh, Judy Weiss. Sally Wells. Patty Westfall. Paul Westfall Row 4- Thelma White. Betty Whiteley, Mary Widener, Eloise Wiegand, Barbara Wildman. Charles Wilkinsl Robert Wilkins. Frances WiIIiams. Jacqueline Wilson Row 5 Sharon Wilson. Teddy Joe Wilson. Patricia Wolfe, Card Woltzl JoAnn Work, Ella Wright. Ida Wright. John Yates. Dolora Zinsmeister FRESHMEN Row 1 Phillip KellerI Pres.; Bob Holliday. V. Pres.; Janice Bay. Sec.; Donald Wood. Treas.: Jo Ann Ackersl Bob Agosto. Jerry Allen. Gerald Amerine Row 2 Deanna Anderson. Martha Appel. John Armstrong. Ivan Arnold, Ronnie Asher. Pete Azbell, Sue Baker. Bill Barnes Row 3 Dorothy Barnes; Leon Barnes: Shel- don Barnes, Susan Baumgardner, Dione Bean. Ronald Bean. Kenneth BeaHy. Car- olyn Beavers Row 4 Shirley Beavers. Thomas Bell. Charles Beery. Paul Beery. Sylvia Beeryl Charles Bensonhaver. Virginia Beougher. Ala n Be rry Row5 Donna Berryl Judy Bess. Mickey Bigerton. Diane BloomI Jane Boch, Me- linda Boice. Mary Bosch. Bonnie Bougher Row 6 Kenneth Brothertonl Carolyn Brown. Betty Buckingham, Wilma Burge. Gertrude Canon, Jean Carder. Joe Carlisle, Dor- othy Cavanaugh Row7 Pauline Coe. William Congrove. Anna Mae Conrad. Clarence Conrad. John Conrad. Betty Cordle, Darrell Corn. Harold Cottrill Page Eighfy-fwo $i-gn 1 , i9 FRESHMEN Rowl .Ann Courtwright, Richard Curtis. Charlotte Davidson, David Dilger. Carol Dilliard, Philip Divelblis s. Carolyn Docter, Fred Drumm Row 2 Howard Duffy, Glenndo Durst. Myr- na Jo Eaton, Garold Edington. Marilyn England, Oscar England. Karen Erickson. Willard Evans Row 3 Wilma Evans. Jerry Eyman. Wil- liam Fairchild. Gary Farmer, David Fee- man. Donna Figgins, Eugene Fisher, Bor- bara Fogel Row 4 Billy Folfz, Richard Fosnaugh. She- ila Foster, Larry Fox. Honor Friesner. Virginia Friesner. Sandra Garey. Leslie Gatwood Row 5 Larry Geiger. Norma Giel, Char- lotte Glenn, Effie Glenn, Juanita Gossell. Carolyn Graf. Marolyn Graf, Geraldine Green Row 6 Robert Green. Vonda Green, Wil- liam Grey. Douglas Gruendle. Linda Hale. Donald Hampshire. Donald Hana- walt. Peggy Hand Row7 Harold Harris. Carol Hedges. Joseph Helber. Nellie Henderly. Ruby Hendershof, Elizabeth Henderson. Tom Hendrickson. David Hetfinger Row 8 Robert Hickman, James Hill. Judy Hill, Logan Hines, Linda Hizey, Carolyn Hobson, Norma Hoffman, James Houston Row9 Merl Howdyshell, Rhea Huffines, Frances Hunter. Joseph Huston, Emmett Hutchind. Harold Hutchins. Phyllis Hyder. Roger Irvin Row 10 Raymond Jenkins. Llpyd Jolly, Anna K. Jones. Carol Kammerer, Sally Karns, Marlene Karshner. Arlene Kepler. Donald Kiger ROw ll James Kiger, Patty Kisor, Fred KlumpI Kathleen Knechf. Carolyn Kocken- sparger. Bill Koska, Albert Kosf, Marilyn Kraner Row 12 Tom Krinn. Keith Kumlerl Patricia Lohrmer, Don Lope, Ronald Larabee. Mary Leach. Linda Lehman. Mariory Leohner Row13 Jean Lewis. Mary Lindsay, Ethel LiHrell, Linda Lucas, Susan Maddux. Leonard Magi . June Malloryl Nancy Manning Row 14 David Marsh. Melvin Martin, Rich- ard Mathias, James Maffox. Sonia Matz. Barbara Mauger. Sheila McBrooml Ruth McCabe Page Eighfy-fhree FRESHMEN Rowl Carson McCormick. Arthur Mc- Cray. Sally McDonald. Donald McGee. Jimmie McKenna. Claudine McKittrick. David McKiHrick. Frederick Meier p Row 2 Donald: Merrick. Frances Miller. : ': Lucretia Miller, Ronald Miller. Barbara Mormon, Edward Morris, Donna Neff. Janice Noble Row 3 Patty O'Brien. Donna O'Rourke, Peggy Page, Virginia Parrish, Wanda Parrish, Amanda Patrick. Dakota Patter- son, Peggy Patterson Row 4- Gory Patton. Cecil Peters, Sharon Phillips. James Powersl Charles Price. Bertha Pride. Ethel Pugh. Roy Radcliffe I : Row 5 Rebecca Reed. Roger Reesel Sand- ra Rhodes. Lynne Richards. Martin Rob- : : son. Leo Roemer. George Ruble. Richard Ruff : : Row 6 Kail Ruffner, Herman Rutter. Vern : Sampson. Virginia Saunders. Hazel Schroeder. Peter Schueler, Paul Schweik- :3 3 art. Jerry Scott E Row 7 Lena Severing. Ida ShaeFFer. Aileen 1: 3 Shahan, Charlotte Sheets. Danny Shelp- : ii; man. Patsy Short. Joan Shumaker, Nor- E: ma Jean Shumaker Ii: Row 8 Donald Shuftleworth. Ronnie Smal- : L 'ey. Donald Smith. Helen Smith, Judith :7? Smith. Martha Smith. Ralph Smith, Roy- mond Snoke Row 9 Richard Snyder, Nancy Spackey. Beverly Spengler. James Spanvgler. Frank Spires. Sara Sprague, Richard Staro- wesky. Evelyn Stouder Row 10 Clarence Straits, Thaylia Straley. Marilyn Sfrawn. James Sfrosnider, Doyle Sturmd. Freda Sweigart. Theda Sweigarf. CheSWer Swetf Row 11 David ThomasI Ronald Thompson. L: ,i David Timberlake. Linda Torrence. Eugene 3:, C TurnerI James Valentine. Sandra Valen- V! tineI Dorothea Vance : Row 12 Juanita Van Curen, Don Wagnerl Rita Ward. Jane Watts. Kenneth Waugh. 1? Charlotte Weaver. Margaret Webb. : Margaret Webb : J? g f - Row 13 Kay Whitcraff, Elaine White. Ron- w ; old Wildermufh, Tom Wilkins. Arline : , Williams. Brenda Wilson. Sharon Wilson. Ronald Wolfin-ger :. Row 14 Jack Woods. Paul Wonderly, :31 :3 Mary Anne Worrall, Sue Ann Wright. 1? f Jerry Yates, Dick Yoder. James Young I Page EighTy-four 7 CLASS WILL We. the members of the Senior Class of 1954. being of illegal age. of unsound mind. improving l7l memory. under the restraint of the faculty lwho wont to get rid of usl. and being mindful of the uncertainties of passing from dear old LIH.S.. ond deeming it odvisoble on chonce lo slim onel that we shall not be here long. we bestow our few talents. bestowed upon us by the teocherssot this great and noble institution: tirst. however. revoking all prior efforts to get rid of our faults in the years just passed: ARTICLE leWe. the departing class of 1954, do give and bequeath to the faculty or much needed vocation of at least three months. or until the Class of ,55 takes over. ARTICLE ll-We. the Seniors. do give and devise all the carved up desks. wadded Up condy wrappers. old chewing gum lthere's quite on col- lection under some desks otter four years. tool and any other such useful things to the ionitors who hove cleaned up otter us all these years. ARTICLE llI-We. the Senior Class, do give omd bequeath to the Juniors the privilege of now getting first crack at the front row seats at basketball games and also the great honor of getting to smear lor should we soy pointl your class numerols all over the street. . ARTICLE lV-We. the Class of 54. do give and bequeath to the Sophomores the fun m of decorating for your first formal now that you're 'iUpper-Clossmen. tinolly. ARTICLE V-We. the high and mighty seniors. sincerely wish to congratulate the Fresh- men on seeing that they have nearly groduoted from their lowly position. ARTlCLE Vl-We now leave our most valued land the term is used looselyl possessions os follows: I. Dovid Arledge. do give omd bequeath my lorwordness. especially where girls are con- cerned. to Monte Hoover. l. Noncy Gerhard. do give and bequeoth some of the contents of my cerebral cavity to Esther Nichols. who really doesn't need them. but can have them onyhow. l. Richard Engle. do give and bequeath tot Edwin Johnson my place on the basketball floor and in F.F.A. lit's said that F.F.A. stomds for Fickle. Flirtotious, omd Absent-minded in their coseJ l. Arlene Downhour, do give omd bequeath my nickname. Weinie. to Alon Geiger. l. Ed Spengler. do give and bequeoth to Dick Stomptle my way with older girls. although from all observonces Dick doesn't need much help. I. Paulo Smith. do give and bequeath my crazy mixed up way of really rodding around town to Joyce Kistler. l. the new Tom Thrush. do give omd be- queoth to Poul Arledge my naturally curly hair which all the girls are crd-o-orzy about. We. Virginio Hendershot and Bonnie Cor- lisle. do give and bequeath to Delores Corlisle and Sally Lehew our artistic ability. I. John Pitcock. do give omd bequeath my love for green on certonin doys lomd we don't- meom St. Patrick's Doyl to onyone who por- ticulorly likes the color. I, Koty Crook. do give and bequeoth to Judy Stephens my tiery temper. I. Tim Hall. do give and bequeoth my superb touch ot basketball and. in case he wants it, my way with people. especially girls. to Don Covonough. l, David Wilson. do give cmd bequeoth my scientific ability to Julionne Noll. who reolly needs it. We. Bill Trocy omd Gory Porrish. do give omd bequeath to Gory Highley our titles of Cyrono and Jimmy Duronte. l. Lynn Wogner. do give and bequeoth to Jean Clork my ability to ploy the orgom. l. Butch Boystel. do give omd bequeath the corset which was left to me lost year by Bill Groble to Junior Wedge in hopes that he may be able to find use for it. We. Lynda Orr cmd Sue Combs. do give omd bequeath to Melanie Musser our profound interest in County octivities lomd out-of-town molesl. l. Joe De Fillippo. do give omd bequeoth my title of Big Mom Around School lin more ways than onel to Jon Sloter. I. Emily Zinsmeister. do give omd bequeath to my sister. Doloro. the unique position of Ctl-t woys coming loist. iust as l am right now. ARTICLE VlleWe. the Senior Class of l954. leave our ability to get in omd out of scropes. have 0 good time. and still tind time to study ou little on the side to all the succeeding classes of L.H.S. ARTICLE Vlll--We moke. nominate. omd oppoint Miss Grace Griffith to be the executrix of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof. we have hereunto set our hand and seol this third day of June in the year of our Lord. one thouscmd nine hundred omd tifty-tour. lSignedl Class of I954 , The foregoing and within will omd signature was witnessed by the souls of the frogs which we dissected during our Sophomore year in Biology Closs. We Dead Frogs residing at Out of This World. Mable Nixon cmd Donna Parent Poge Eighty-tive r ANCASTR rota. LiBRARY 5m LANCASaER, QHIO y Wm CO-EDITORS PICKLED HERRING AWARD To Chorles Boystel. who won the Pulitzer Prize for Peoce. He cleverly prevented Dick Ackers ond Roger 'Fink lrom lighting over 0 cigor butt thot 0 rich millionoire lPoul Finkbonel tossed in the gutter by picking it up and smoking it himself. THE EVENING SMORGASBORD THURSDAY JUNE 3. 1964 MARY JANE REESE PAULA SMITH ... Wu e H . A s An.mmgg Hf: ;- 1.: mu . w:- s., .uru2A i lwp- i 3,. 4 .,:x,. sgwum 8,: .27 1;: 1: M t M- U V V A -q 4 A -4 A PUBLISHED YEARLY FINAL EDITION Scientists Reach Mars! The President of the United States. Joe DeFillippo. announced today that Expedition M.O.B. lMors or Bustl tinolly landed on the planet Mars yesterday at 11:34 A.M. otter years of heortbreoking ottempts. The lomous scientist. David Wilson. was in charge of the expedition; his assistants were Brion DeMell. Lowrence Boy. Jomes Deeds. and Jim Botes. They announced upon their return that they hod brought back with them two notives-Phyllis Abbott and Mabel Nixon. On their arrival today at the Lawrence Airport lowned by Bill Lowrencel. they were greeted by the bonde'l-lorrible Honon lDonl end his Cesspool Six.' In the bond were Roger McNoughton--trumpet. Rito McCrery-tombou- rine. Gory Porrish ... comb and wox poper. Cloy- ton Sheppard - musicol sow. Groce Fouse - drums. and Arlene Downhour - costinets. Among the lomous celebrities ottending the event were Bob Martin and Carolyn Robson. who did 0 rousing opoche donce land we don't mean Indionl; model. Pot Daugherty. who sport- ed the new style in hoir-clos. the Crewy Lou. erected by Mory Lou Brill; Koren Henderson. the famous contortionist: ond Luello Aldenderler and Bonnie Brewer. the famous women's tog teom wrestlers. The notionolly lomous ortist. Bonnie Corlisle. arrived in Lancaster todoy with her exhibit of surrealistic pointings which she will hong in Loncoster's new Hampshire Art Gallery lfounded by another lomous ortist, Sue Hompshirel. Among the famous pictures in the collection which Miss Corlisle has pointed ore Rhapsody in Chartreuse. modeled by Mary Pleitter. and the more famous Morning Sun over the Purple Woterfolls between the Boughs of o Eucolptus Tree in Atghoniston. Miss Corlisle announced that during her stay in Loncoster she would visit at the home of 0 friend, the former Miss Shirley Sounders. who is now married and hos three lovely children. FAMOUS PIANIST TO PLAY IN LANCASTER Kurtz Helber. o well-known concert pianist. returns to Loncoster this week to ploy in Lon- coster's new concert holl lgiven to the city by Mary Elizabeth Busheel. Among the more populor numbers Mr, Helber will ploy will be Forrest Schorris Con- caerto in Z Flot Minor and A Stronger in Poro- Ise. Mr. Helber hos brought with him his sec- retory. the former Corolyn Eostmon. and his business manager. Thomas L. Thrush. MAYOR DEDICATES NEW PARK The Honoroble Mayor Rosemory Thimmes todoy presided over the dedication ceremony of the Down Brehm Memoriol Pork. Among the other city officials present at the heortworm- ing event were the Chief of Police. Jenno Nell Brown: Clerk of Courts. Judy Austin; City Solici- tor. Noncy Bouer: City Auditor. Lorroine Croig: Superintendent of Sonitotion. Peggy Kumler: City Treasurer. Cookie Hudson: Aldermen. Greto Brown: Truont OFFicer. Borboro Allison; and Dog Catcher. Doris Hockmon. A committee of husbands headed by Dick Page Eighty-six KiTsmiller, Richord Clore. and Tom Doubenmire served ice cream and cookies clonoTed by PoTTy Doum's Diary and MorTho Bush's Burp 'em-up Bokery. SOCIETY NOTES The Loolies Aid SocieTy's Annuol Masquer- ode Boll wos held losT nighT oT The Hillberry lReginol HoTel onol wos pronounced o Tremen- dous success by everyone presenT. Much oiccloim was given To Borboro Dille. The presidenT of The SocieTy. end To Morie Groybill. The originoTor of The idea for The boll. FirsT prize for The mosT originol cosTume was given To Gory Shonk. who coscodeol inTo The room as on ovolonche. He was loTer Thoweol ouT by Barbara PoTTerson ldisguised as The Sohoro DeserTl and 90in Took porT in The Tes- TiviTies. Second prize wenT To Sondy WrighT and Richard SmiTh who come disguised as Solome oncl John The BopTisT lheocl only. on 0 silver ploTTerl. . Third prize wenT To GreTchen Schueler. cleverly disguised as o bowl of solool lcompleTe wiTh moyonnoisel. , Among oThers receivingvoTTenTion Tor origi- nol oosTumes were Jim AusTin. os WhisTler's MoTher: Gory RUTF ond Mory Bowers, as The lore and OH of Francis. The mule; Leroy HUTFer. Gene Kiger. Homer Schoeicler. Dick Moore. ond Bill CoTTron. as The DeMorco SisTers: Corolyn Clerk. 05 0 Spanish Golleon in full soil; KoTie Howk. as a box of Kleenex; John Rosser, os '01 cemenT mixer: JuoniTo Snoke. Noncy Brolley. Sue Combs. and Shirley DenTon. as The Ames BroTh- ers; Bob BoinTer. as o bvoTTle of PobsT Blue Rib- bon: Poul STiverson oncl BeTTy Osborn. as Henry The EighTh and his chicken bone: Shirley Shon- non. os on ormchoir. ond DoroThy Ruble. as o sTeeple. compleTe wiTh bell. SPORTS Lancaster Girl SeTs Cheerleading Record Morilyn Bowers. 01 former LoncosTriom. seT The new world's cheerleooling record Todoy when she led sixTeen rousing cheers in Two minuTes. AT The Tinish. o specToTor was overcome wiTh ex- ciTemenT and was carried To 0 woiTing ombu- lonce by Two hospiTol oTTenclonTs, Borboro Boy and Donno Lynch. She was Token immedioTely To Dr. Ellen Yoder's lnsTiTuTion for PsychosomoTic Schezophrenics. Dr. Yoder precliCTeol ThoT The vicTim would recover. U. 5. Athletes SeT Olympic Records The Tomous oll-sTor LoncosTer Trock Teom copTureol TirsT place in The Olympics Todoy wiTh Tom Thrush seTTing The new worlds record, one- TourTh mile in Two hours. Also compeTing in The wolking roces were Ronnie Allen. ChesTer Boggs. Rolph Conrod. and Bob Collohon. Don Cordle also broke The world shoT puT record when he Threw one for enough To hiT one of The score keepers. Virgil Lorson. Amazingly enough iT didn'T seem To Toze Mr. Larson. In The women's evenTs. Jone Kindler ond PoTTy Neibling Took o TirsT in The Unolerhonclecl Swimming roce. Morie ArmsTrong oncl Freclo ATkinson Took second ploce in The hurdle jumping evenT among some rough compeTiTivon. In The high diving evenT. BeTTy Azbell cop- Tureol TirsT ploce wiTh 0 Two ond 0 hell goiner. PoT Borker ond Nevo BoTTs copTured second place wiTh quadruple somersoulTs. HOLLYWOOD HIGHLIGHTS by Tim Hall Lois Ann TrouT is spreooling The rumor ThoT John PiToock ond Susi Clump. Co-sTors in The new movie A ChrisTmos Goose were married loisT week in Mexico CiTy. If This is True, iT will be his TifTh marriage and Susi's lourTeenTh. ll iT isniT. please oloniT sue The paper! I heor ThoT KoTy Crook. sTorring in her loTesT movie The Ape and l. had The cosT removed from her leg yesTerdoy. Miss Crook broke her leg severol weeks 090 when she slipped on o bonono peel while on locoTion wiTh her co-sTor Denny LonTz. Rumor hos iT ThoT Dick Reclcl will sTor in The Jockson Twins' lHorry oncl HorrieTl loTesT pro- olucTion. The STronge Case of The Pilferecl Ping Pong Boll. ChorloTTe Jennings. Corvol Juolcl. or JoneT Honsley moy be selecTeol To ploy opposiTe him. Movie DirecTor Richord Engle wos seen oT The opening of Judy Dollmeyer's new resTouronT in Hollywood wiTh Janelle BuTler. on rising young sTor. A rumor is moking The rounds ThoT Bond- leoder Tommy Wisemon will sign The new sing- ing sTor Suzonne Timberloke for his boncl. Noncy Gerhord ond Lynolo Koye Orr moy sTor in Judie Henry's producTion of A Me-olley of Murders. By The way. The Tloor show oT Madeline Miller's Cole. The Blue Room is one of The Page EighTy-seven greatest we have seen in a long time. with singers Mary Lou Norris and Patsy Parrish: Sandy Richardson with her four trained seals. Barbara Rife. Donna Stewart. Virginia Hender- shot. Delores McCray: and Dick Mottox and his famous Can Can doncers-Ruth Miller. Mary Lou Harris, Nancy Moe. Arlene Smith. Jo Ann Wagner. Eriollyn Weiss. Juonito Wilson. Wondo Wears. and Chloe Ann Wilson. MOVIES Van Horn iReginoi Theatre - Mon., Tues.. Wed. -- Double Feature Murder at 11:59 starring Ed Spengler. with Judy DeVoult and Ruth Ann Donahue. and 'His Watch Was 0 Minute Slow co-storring Bob Sterner and Jo Ann Drum. with Elizabeth Etzel and Barbara Fuhrer. Mary Funk Theatre - Mon., Tues.. Wede Double Feature- Lody Godiva Rides Again starring Mary Jenkinson. Robert KitsmiHer. Lillian Ruth and Shirley Ruttner. Also Stampede on Forty-Seoond Street starring Jock Noble and Geraldine Smith. with Betty Rhodes. Marcello Thomas. and Rosemary Tippens. TELEVISION LOG STATION B-L-U-R-eLoncoster. Ohio. A.M. 5:00-Correct Eastern Standard time-Dick Cottron 5:OIeSetting up exercises with Cloyce Brown 5:15-News of yesterday with John Hitchcock 7:00eMusic to get you out of bed - Noisy Nusser iDicki and his Cymbals Seven 7:15eModern Ballroom Dancing demonstrated by Bennie Baker 8:30eThe Kiddies' Hour with Barbara Combs iO:OO--Motrons' Movie Hour - Today's feature ' -a The Mongy Monsters from Mars co-storring Brooks Sitterley and Paul Robson. P.M. 12:00eNews of Today with Andy Polt izOO-Young Doctor Kildore - starring Kenny Converse l:iS-Life Com Be Horrible - starring Win- field Eckert and Joanne Sheridan 1:30eMovie -e HSwompboy starring Dove Arledge. with Marion Roob and Harold Perry 3:30-Jozz time with Dean Godown and his Dixieland Downbeat 6:00- My Friend Irving starring Louise Young and Dick Thomas 6:30ee Fishnet -- starring John Whiley and Travis Ruble 7:00e-Teen Time e starring the new singing sensation -- Bob Westenborger. with Bill Kelley and his orchestra 7:15eNews of Tomorrow with Herby Summers 7:30-thit's My Crime - Moderator - Mor- lene Knecht. Guest Panelists -- Kay Wol- ford. Charlotte McCotFerty, Fred Locke. and Delores Householder. Tonight's Guest Stars iCourtesy of Sing Sing; e Bobyioce Gene Mason, Slos er Shirley Hunter. Gunmoll Jeannine Los- ey. 0nd Prettyboy Charles Westfoliv 8:30-Schultz Playhouse of Stars iSponsored by Betty Schultz Brewing Ctoj Tonight's Ploy - Too Hot to Handle starring Donna Parent. with Jim Lehman and Bob Show 9:00eBeot the Sundial with Dave Vance C?:30-Kourns iGeorgei Television Theatre Tonight's Ploy e Wrecked on 0 Desert Island starring Carol Morley and Dick Huddle. with James Thimmes. George Figgins. Tom Hollidoy. Bob Jones. and Ronnie McKittrick lO:OO-Ponei Show - You Drive Me Nuts with Moderator Bill Foil and Guest Pomel- ists Norma Sailor. Roma Goss, Evelyn Hill. and Isaac Hill. with guest star. Jo Ann Hort iO:30-The Frisco Kid, Lorry Dilger, and his faithful sidekick. Roncho. played by John Wolshire , ll:OOeLote Show e It Come from Outer Mongolia co-storring Dove Leohner and Anna Kelton, with Alberto Long and Judy Neal i:OO-Lote, Late, Late Show -- The Strange Case of Scotch starring Eugene Wears and Rose Gotwood. with Lynn Wagner. Juanita Gusemon, and Joan Wagner. 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New York: General Y-Teen 2.3.4: Intramurols 2.3.4 ARLE'DGE. DAVID 4 College Prepara- fory Los Caballeros 3.4; Big Brother 3.4: Stage Crew 3; Basketball Manager 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4 ARMSTRONG. MARIE-College Prep- oratory F.H.A. 1.2: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: First Aid 3.4: 1nfromuro1s 1.2.3.4 ATKINSON. FREDA - Carroll High School 1: Commercial Library Staff 4: Clothing Assistant 4 AUGG. GAIL-Logon. Ohio 1: Indus- trial Arts AUSTIN. JAMES-Generol Bond 2; A Coppello Choir 3.4 AUSTIN. JUDY-Commerciol Student Council 1: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Girls' Chorus 4: 1n- fromurols 1.2.3.4 .AZBELL. BETTY4Commerciol F.H.A. 1: Office 51011 4; Intramurois 1.2; Secretarial Club 4 BAINTER. ROBERT-lndusfriol Bond 1.2: V.1.C. 3.4 BAKER. BENNIE4Commerciol Student Council 1 BARKER. PATRICIA-Commerciol G.A.C. 3.4: Future! Nurses 2.3.4: L1- brory Staff 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 BATES, JAMES4CoHege Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4; Big Brother 3.4: Mefholian Club 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2: In- fromurols 1.2.3: Hi-Y 3.4; Don't Take My Penny 3; Fog On The Valley .4; Our Miss Brooks 4: Pep Band 3.4 BAUER. NANCY-College Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. SENIOR INDEX 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 2. 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Office Staff 4: lnfromurols 1.2.3.4 BAY. BARBARA--Commercio1 F.H.A. 1.2.4; Y-Teen 4: Office Staff 4: Cafeteria 51011 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1. 2.3.4; Secretarial C1ub 4 BAY. LAWRENCE-Golden. Co1orodo 1.2.3; Commercial Hi-Y 4 BOGGS. CHESTER4Trodes 0nd Indus- tries V.1.C. 3.4 BOTTS. NEVA-C011ege Preparatory Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Office Staff 3.4; Intra- murols 2.3.4 BOWERS. MARILYN-4Commerciol G.A.C. 3.4; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4: 1n- tromurols 1.2.3 BOWERS. MARY-Commerciol Cafeteria Staff 2.3.4 BOYSTEL. CHARLES-College Prepc ro- fory Student Council 2.3: FootboH 1; Base- boll 1.2.3 BRALLEYI NANCY-Commerciol G.A.C. 3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: In- fromurols 1.2.3.4; Secretarial Club 4 BREHM. DAWN-Sugor Grove. 01110 1.2; Commercial Library Staff 4; Intramurols 4 BREWER. BONNIE4Commerc101 F.H.A. 1: Secretarial Club 4 BRILL. MARY LOUeCommerciol F.H.A. 1.2; G.A.C. 3.4: Beginning Choir 1.2: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Secre- tarial Club 4 ' BROWN. CLOYCE-CoHege Preparer fory Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2; Big Brother 3.4: Metholion Club 3.4: Foot- ball 2.3.4; Don't Take My Penny 3; Seeds of Suspicion 4: Key Club 3.4 BROWN. GRETA-Commercicl Y-Teen 3: Intramurols 1.2.3 BROWN. JENNA NELL-4Commerc101 Student Council 2: G.A.C. 3.4: Y- Teen 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3: Beg. Choir 1: Ushereffe 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3 ' BUSH. MARTHA-Commerciol BUSHEE. MARY ELIZABETH4-C011ege Preparatory Mefholion Club 3.4: G.A1.C. 3.4: Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Intramurois 11.2.3.4 BUTLER. JANELLE-Commerciol Latin Club 2: Y-Teen 2.3.4; G.A.C. 3.4: Intramurols 2.3.4 CALLAHAN. ROBERT-Commerciol CAREY, DALE-College Preparatory Bond 1.2.3: 1nfromuro1s 2: Hi-Y 2 CARLISLE. BONNlE-Commerciol Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1.2: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.4 CATTRAN. RICHARD-Trodes and In- dusfries Choir 1: V.1.C. 1.2 CATTRAN. W1LL1AM-1ndusfr101 Arts Student Council 1; Gym Leader 3.4: Beg. Choir 1 CHATFIELD. CAROLE - Everofs. Ken- tucky 1.2.3: College Preparatory CLARK. CAROLYN-College Prepara- fory F.H.A. 1.2.3: Y-Teen 1.2.3; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Nurses 2.3; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Camera Club 4 CLORE. R1CHARD-Commerc101 Student Council 4; Football 1.2: Hi-Y 4 CLUMP. SUSI-College Preparatory Honor Society 3.4; Los Caballeros 2. 3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Mefhalion Club 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 4: Firsf Aid 2: Ushereffe 2.3.4: Infra- murols 1.2.3.4; High Window 3; Don't Take My Penny 3: HOUI Miss Brooks 4; Seeds of Suspicion COMBS. BARBARA-Commercicl Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3; G.A.C. 2.3. 4: Beg. Choir 1; Gir1s' Ensemble 4: Office Staff 2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 COMBS. SUE4Commerciol F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Camera C1ub 4: Clothing Assistant 4 CONRAD. RALPHmCommerciol Bond 1.2.3.4; CONVERSE. KENNETH-Trodes and In- dusfries V.1.C. 3.4 Cordle. DonaId-Commerciol Cafeteria 51011 1.2.3.4 CRAIG. LORRAINE-Com merciol Beginning Choir 1; Intramurols 1.2 CROOK. CATH RYN E-College Prepar- ofory Big Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3. 4: Future Teachers 2.3.4; Beginning Choir 1: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 Page Eighfy-nine DAUBENMIRE. THOMAS -- Trades and Industries V.I.C. 3,4 D.AUGHERTY. PAT - Co11ege Prepara- fory Student Council 1: Los Caballeros 2. 3.4: 819 Sister 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Beg. Cho1r 1: Intramurols 1.2.3 DAUM. PATRICIA-College Preparatory F.H.A. 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 4 DEEDS. JAMES-Com merC1OI1 DeFILLIPPO. JOE-Shodys1de. 01110 1: College Preparatory Student Counc11 3: Football 2.3.4: Basketball' 2: Seeds of Susp1c1on 4: Track 2.3.4 DE MELL. BRIAN-Rio Gronde. Ohio 1. 2; College Preparatory Mefholion Club 4: Choir 3; L1brCIry Staff 4: BoskefboH Manager 3.4: Camera Club 3.4; HDon'f Take My Penny 3: Track 3.4 DENTON. SHIRLEY4Commerc10II Los Caballeros 2.3.4: First A1d 4: Intramurols 1.2 De VAULT. JUDY4Amondo. 01110 1.2; Commerc101 F.H.A.3 DILGER. LARRY-lndusfr101 Arts DILLE. BARBARA-Commerc1o1 F.H.A. 1.2; Inframurals 1; Secretar101 C1ub 4 DOLLMEYER. JUDY-College Prepara- fory Honor Society 3.4. Los Caballeros 2. 3.4: Mefhol1on Club 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: A Coppello Cho1r 3.4: Beg1nn1ng Choir 1.2; Intramurols 1..23. 4; Mystery of Mouldy Manor' 3; Don't Take My Penny 3. 'Shock of H15 Life 4; Our Miss Brooks DONAHUE. RUTH .ANN-Corroll. Ohio 1.2.3: Commercial DOWNHOUR. ARLENE - Roscommon. M1c1'11gom 1; College Preparatory Lof- 1n Club 3.4: Mefhol1on Club 4; Y- Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 3.4; Future Teoch- ers 3.4: Office Staff 4; Intramurols 2.3.4: '1H1gh Window 3; Don't Take My Penny 3: Seeds of Suspicion 4; Our M1ss Brooks 4 DRUM. JO ANN-Commerc101 F.H.A. 1.2: Library 51011 3.4; Intro- murols 1.2 Page Ninety DU FFEE. HAROLD-l ncl usfriol Arts DUPLER. NORMA-Commerc101 F.H.A. 4 DUSAN. NOEL-lndusfr101 Arts Cafeteria Staff 1: Hi-Y 4 EASTMAN. CAROLYN4C011ege Prep- oratory Latin Club 2: Los Caballeros 4: Me- fholian Club 3.4; Y-Teen 4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Intromur-ols 1.2.3.4: HDon't Take My Penny 3 ECKERT. WlNFlELD-Industriol Arts. Gym Leader 3: Intramurols 1.2.3: H1- Y 3.4 EDWARDS. CAROLYN-Commerdol F.H.A. 1; Y-Teen 1.2.3: G.A.C. 1.2.3. 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 ENGLE. RICHARD-Agr1culfure F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 4; Basket- ball 1.2.3.4 ETZEL. ELIZABETH4Commercidl Intramurols 1.2.3 FAHRER. BIARBARA-Commerdol Latin Club 2; G.A.C. 4; Gym Leader 1 4: Bond 1.2.3.4: First Aid 4: Intro- murois 2.3.4 FAIL. BlLL-Cush1ng. Oklahoma 1.2; College Preparatory Gym Leader 3.4: Football 3.4; Basket- bOIH 2.3: G011 2.3: Infromurols 3: H1-Y 2.3.4 FETHEROLF. MARLENE 4 L0urelv111e. 01110 1: CoHege Preparatory Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Y-Teen 3: Future Nurses 2.3.4: First Aid 4 FIGGINS. GEORGE-Trodes and In- dusfries V.I.C. 3.4 FINK. ROGER4Trodes and Indusfr1es FootboH 1: Baseball 1.2.3: 1nfromurols 1.2.3; V.I.C. 3.4: H1-Y 3 FINKBONE. PAUL4Read1ng. 01110 1.2. 3; General Gym Leader 4 FOUSE. GRACE-C011ege Preparatory F.H.A. 1: B19 Sister 3.4; Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leader 3.4: MG- ioreffe 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 2.3.4: Purple and Gold 51011 3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4; Our Miss Brooks 4 FUNK. MARY-Sondusky. Ohio 1.2; Commercial GATWOOD. MAR1E4Home Econom1cs F.H.A. 1.2; Library Staff 4 GERHARD. NIANCY-CoHege Prepara- fory Honor Soc1efy 4: Lof1n Club 2.3.4: B19 S1sfer 3.4: Y-Teen 4: G.A.C. 3.4: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Intramurols 1. 2.3.4 GODOWN. DEAN4Col1ege Prepara- fory Student Council 4. Honor Soc1efy 4. Latin Club 2. 819 Brother 34. Bond 1....234 Orchestra1....234 H1-Y 2.34 HOur M1ss Brooks 4: Key Club 4 GOSS. ROMA4College Preparatory Honor Society 3.4; Lofin Club 2; GWAC 2.3..4 Bond 1.2 Future Nurses 2...34 A Co1ppello Cho1r 3.:4 Infra- murals 12 GRAYBILL. MARlE-CoHege Prepara- fory Lof1n Club 2; G.A.C. 4; Future Nurses 3.4: Library SfonCF 4: Intramurols 1.2.3 GRIFFIN. BILL4Agr1culfure F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2 GUSEMAN. JUANITA-Commerc101 HALL. TIM-College Preparatory President 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1.2. 3; Honor Soc1efy 3.4: Big Brother 3.4; Gym Leader 3; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2.3.4: Hi-Y 3.4; Track 1 HAMPSHIRE. SUE-CoHege Preparatory Honor Society 4; Los Caballeros 2.3. 4; F.H.A. 2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 4: Beg1nn1ng Choir 1: Usher- effe 2; 1nfromurols 1.2.3.4: Spanish Club Pon 2 HANDLEY. JERRY-Trodes 0nd Indus- fries FoobeH 1.2.3.4: V.I.C. 3.4 HANON. DON4CoHege Preparatory Student Council 4; Big Brother 3.4; Football 1.2: HOur Miss Brooks 4; Track 1.2.3.4 HANSLEY. JANET-College Preparatory F.H.A. 2.3: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2. 3.4; Gym Leader 4: Future Nurses 2. 3.4; Beg1nn1ng Cho1r 1; Intramurdls 1.2.3.4 HARRIS. MARY LOU-CoHege Prep- oratory Latin Club 2.3.4: Los CoboHeros 4: First A101 1; L1brory Staff 4 HART. JO ANN-College Preparatory Honor Soc1efy 3.4: F.H.A. 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Beg1nn1ng Cho1r 1; L1br0Iry Staff 3: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Foods As;s1sfonf 4 HAUENSTEIN. BILL4Col1ege Preporo- fory Honor Society 3.4; Lofin Club 2: Big Brother 3.4: Mefholion Club 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 1.23.4 Basketball 1.2: Hi-Y 2.3.4. Donf Take My Pen- ny 3: Our Miss Brooks' 4. Key Club 3.4 HAWK. KATIE-Commercic11 Los Caballeros 3.4; Beginning Choir; Office 51011 4; Intramurols 1.2 HELBER.KURTZ-C011ege Preparatory Latin IClub 2.4 Big Brother3. Mefhol- Ion Club 4. Future Teachers 2.3.4: Orchestra 4; Beginning Choir 1.2: Hi- Y 3.4: HDon'f Take My Penny 3: Fog on The Valley 4: L.H.S. Dance Bond 1.2.3 0 HENDERSHOT. VIRGlNlA-Generol HENDERSON. KAREN4CommercIol F. .A. 1.2.3: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 1 .3.4: Gy Leader 3.4; Intramurols 1 34 , HENRY. JUDY-Afhens. 01110 1.2: Com- merciol Y-Teen 3: Inframurols 4 HILL. EVELYN-College Preparatory Future Nurses 2.3.4 HILL. ISAAC - Industrial Arts HILLBERRY. REGINA4CoHege Prepo ro- fory Future Nurses 3.4 HILLER. SHIRLEY4C01umbus. Ohio 1: Bremen. Ohio 3: Home Economics H I NES. PATRICIA-Commerciol Inframuro1s 1.2; Secretarial Club 4 HITCHCOCK. JOHN-Commerciol Football 3; Intramurols 1.2.3 HOCKMAN. DORIS-Commerciol F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 3.4: Beginning Choir. 1.2: A Coppello Choir 3.4; Ushereffe 2.3.4 HOLLIDAY. TOM-College Preparatory Student CounCIl 1: Football 1: Bask- etball 1..2 Intramurols 1.2.3: Hi-Y 3.4 HOUSEHOLDER. DELORES-Commerc- 101 Beginning Choir 1: A Coppella Choir 4; Intromurols 1.2 HUDDLE. RICHARD-College Prepara- fory Student Council 3: Big Brother 3.4: Football 1.2: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4: Track 1 HUDSON. CATHERINE4ColIege Prep- oratory G.A.C. 3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; A Capella Choir 3.4: Chorus Leader 4: Ushereffe 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: 'The Lost Kiss 2 HUFFER. LEROY-Trodes 0nd Indus- fries Cafeteria 81011 1.2.3.4: V.l.C. 3.4: Hi- Y 4 HUNTER.SH1RLEY-College Prepara- fory F. H .A. 1: BIg SIsfer 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Bond 2.3.4: Future Teachers 4; Intro- murols 4 JACKSON. HARRIETT4Home Econom- ics Intramurols 2.3 JENKINSON. MARY-College Prepara- fory Y-Teen 1 JENNINGS. CHARLOTTE-Commerciol Mirage Queen 4: Student Council 2. 4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; Office 51011 1.3.4: First Aid 2; Intramurols 1.2: Secretor- 101 Club 4 JONES. BOB--Trodes and Industries V.l.C. 3.4 JUDD. CAROL-New Lexington. Ohio 1.2; College Preparatory Honor Society 4; Mefholion Club 3. 4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 3.4: Future Nurses 3.4: A Coppello Choir 3.4: lnfromurols 3.4: Camera Club 4 KARNS. GEORGE41ndusfr101 Arts Basketball 1.2; Intramurols 3 KELLEYl BlLL-Puerfo Rico 3: College Preparatory Baseball 1.2; Inframurols 1.2; Hi-Y 4 KELTON. ANNA-Commercial Y-Teen 1.2: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Band 1.2.3. 4: Library 51011 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4; Camera Club 3; His First Date 2 KIGER. GENE-Commerciol Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: In- tromurols 3.4:'Hi-Y 2.3.4; Track 1.2. 3.4 KINDLER. JANE-eCommerciol Bond 1.2: Office STOH 4: Secretarial Club 4 KITSMILLER. RICHARD-Generol Intramurols 1.2 KNECHT. MARLENE-Home EconomIcs Future Nurses 234 KUMLER, PEGGY-College Preparatory Latin Club 2: Los Caballeros 4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 3.4; Office 51011 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 '1 LANG. ALBERTA-Commerciol G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: Library 31011 4; lnfromurols 1.2.3.4 LANTZ. DENNY-Commerciol Big Brother 3.4: Gym Leader 3.4: Bos- kebeIH 1.2.3; HI-Y 3.4 LARSON. VIRGILaCommerciol LAWRENCE. BILL-College Preparatory Big Brother 3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4: Boskef- 13011 2; G0113.4: Hi-Y 3.4 LEHMAN. J1M4Trodes and Industries Intramurols 3: V.l.C. 3.4: Hi-Y 3 LEOHNERl DAVE-General F.F.A. 1.2.3; Gym Leader 3.4: Foot- ball 2; BoskefboH 1.2.3: Intramurols 2.3: Hi-Y 3.4: HFog On the Valley 3; Track 1 LOCKE. FRED-Commerciol Beginning Choir 2: A Coppello Choir 3.4; Cafeteria 51011 1 LOSEY. JEANNINE-Commerciol Y-Teen 4 LYNCH. DON NA-Commerciol MARTIN. BOB-College Preparatory Student Council 1.2.3: Honor Socievfy 3.4; Big Brother 3.4: Bond 1.2.3: Foot- ball 4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4; Boy's State 3 MASON. GENE41ndusfriol Arts F.F.A. 1 MATTOX. DICK-Commerciol Gym Leader 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4 McCAFFERTY. CHARLOTTE--Home Ec- onomics F.H.A. 1: Future Teachers 2.3 McCRLAY. DELORES-Commerciol Intramurols 1.2.3 McCRERY. RITA-Home Economics MCKENZIE. DON-London. Ohio 1.2.3: General McKITTRlCK. RONALD-CoHege Prep- oratory Football 1.2.3; Inframurols 1.2.3;Trock 1.2.3 McNAUGHTON. RODGER-CoHege Preparatory Bond 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 3.4 MILLER. MADELINE-Bremen. Ohio 2; Commercial F.H.A. 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 3.4; OFCheSTFO 3.4: A Coppello Choir 4; Intramurals 3.4 Page' Ninefy-one MILLER. RUTH-College Preparatory Los Caballeros 2.3.4: F.H.A. 1: Y- Teen 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 4: Intro- murols 2.3 MOE. NANCY4-Be11 Gardens. Califor- nia 1: Millersporf. Ohio 2.3: Home Economics MOORE. RICHARD41 nd usfriol Arts MORLEY. CAROL-CoHege Preparatory Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Gym Leader 4: Future Teachers 3.4: Begin- ning Choir 1: 1nfromurols 1.2.3.4 NEAL. JUDY-Morfins Ferry. Ohio 1.2: College Preparatory Y-Teen 3: '1Fog On The Valley 4: Our Miss Brooks 4 NEIBLING. P.ATTY-Commerc101 Los Caballeros 2: Band 1 ' N1XON. MABEL-College Preparatory Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Mefholion Club 3.4: Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Orchestra 3.4: Intro- murols 1.2.3.4: uDon't Take My Penny 3: Class Treasurer 1 NOBLE. JACK-Trodes and Industries Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Intramurqls 3: V.1.C. 3.4 NORRIS. MARY LOU-Conesv111e.Ohio 1: College Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4: F.H.A. 4: Y-Teen 2.3: Future Teachers 3.4: Intramurols 3.4 NUSBAUM. JO ANN-College Prepar- ofory Student Council 1: Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Big. Sister 3.4: Me- fho110n Club 3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Moioreffe 1.2.3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 3.4: Beginning Choir 1.2: A Coppello Choir 3: Girls' Ensemble 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Camera Club 3: uDon'f Take My Penny 3: Seeds of Suspicion 3: Our Miss Brooks 4: Mirage Queen Attendant 1: Class Secretary 3: Homecoming Queen 4 NUSSER. RlCHARD-Trades and Indus. tries Student Council 4: Intramurols 1.2.3: V.1.C. 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Class Vice Presi- dent 4 ORR. LYNDA-College Preparatory Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Office Staff 4: 1n- fromurols 1.2.3.4: HRinging In The Groom 1: Our Miss Brooks 4 Page Ninefy-two OSBORN. BETTY-Sugoi Grove. Ohio 1.2.3: Home Economics PARENT. DONNA-College Preparatory Honor Society 3.4: Los Caballeros 2.3. 4: Big Sister 3.4: Mefholion Club 1.2. 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 3.4: Mirage Staff 3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: 'The Lost Kiss 2: Bird On The W'ing 2: Mystery 01 Mouldy Manor 3: Shock of His Life 4: Our Miss Brooks 4 PARRISH. GARY4-1nd usfrial Arts Baseball 1.3.4: Intramurols 2 PARRISH. PATSY-CoHege Preparatory Student Council 1.3: Los Caballeros 2. 3.4: F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Teachers 3.4: Usheretfe 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 PATTERSON. BARBARA4Commerc101 Latin Club 2: Y-Teen 1.2.3: G.A.C. 2.3.4: 1nfromura1s 1.2.3.4: Secretarial Club 4 PERRY. HLAROLD-College Preparatory Latin Club 2: Cafeteria Staff 1: G011 1.2.3 , PFEIFFER. MARY4-Commerc101 Los Caballeros 4: Library 51011 2.3 PITCOCK. JOHN-College Preparatory Big Brother 3.4: Football 1.2.3.4: Bask- etball 1: Intramurols 1.3: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Our Miss Brooks 4: Key Club 4 POLT. ANDREW4-Amcndo. Ohio 1.2.3: College Preparatory RAAB. MARIAN4C011ege Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sister 3.4: Y- Teen 4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 REDD. RICHARD-College Preparatory Student Council 2.4: Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3: Hi-Y 4 REESE. MARY JTANE-College Prepara- fory Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3. 4: Beginning Choir 1: Girls' Chorus 4: Mirage Staff 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 RHODES. BETTY-Commerc101 F.H.A. 1.2: Intramurols 1: Secretarial Club 4 RICHARDSON. SANDRA-Commerciol F.H.A. 1: Intramurols 1 RIFE. BARBARA-Commerciol Y-Teen 2: 1nframurc1s 1.2.3 ROBSON. CAROLYN-College Prep- aratory ' Honor Society 3.4: 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 3.4: Mai- oreHe 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 3.4: Purple and Gold Staff 3.4: A Cop- pello Choir 2: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Our Miss Brooks 4 ROBSON. PAUL-41ndusfr101 Arts ROSSER. JOHN-lndusfriol Arts RU BLE. DOROTHY-College Prepara- tory ' Los Caballeros 3.4: Beginning Choir 1.2: First Aid 4 RU BLE. TRAVIS-Commercial Intramurols 2.3 RUFF. GARY-lndusfriol Arts and Com- mercial Bond1L2 RUFF. LILLIAN-Commerciol Student Council 4: Latin C1Ub 3.4: Library 51011: 3.4: Intramurols 2.3: Secretarial Club 4 RUFFNER. SHIRLEY ANN-Rushville. Ohio 1.2: Home Economics F.H.A. 4 SAILOR. NORMA-Commerciol SAUNDERS. SHIRLEY4Home Econom- ics 1ntromurals 1 SCH'ORR. FORREST-Trodes and Indusa fries V.1.C. 3.4 SCHUELER. GRETCHEN-College Prep- oratory Latin Club 2.4: F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Mirage Staff 4: Intro- murols 1.2.3.4 SCHULTZ. BETTY-Commercial F.H.Al. 1: Y-Teen 1.2.3: G.A.C. 1.2.3. 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Secretarial Club 4 SHAEFFER. HOMER-1ndusfrio1 Arts SHANNON. SHIRLEY-College Prep- oratory F.H.A. 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 4 SHAW. ROBERT-1ndusfrial Arts BoseboH 2.3.4 SHEPPARD. CLAYTON-Generol F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 M JO ANN SHERIDAN-Commerciol Y-Teen 1.2.3; G.A.C. 3.4: lnfromurols 2.3.4: Mirage Queen Attendant 2 SHONK. GARY-Trodes and Industries V.I.C. 3.4 SITTERLEY. BROOKS4CoHege Prepara- tory Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brother 3.4: Metholion Club 4: Purple and Gold Staff 4: Football 3.4: C3011t 2.3.4: Don't Take My Penny 3 SMITH. ARLENE4College Preparatory Lofin Club 2; Y-Teen 3.4; G.A.C. 3.4? Future Nurses 3.4; Office 51011 4; Li- brary Staff 4: Inframurols 2.3.4 SMITH. GERALDINE-Home Eonomics Student Council 2: F.H.A. 1 SMITH. PAULAnCollege Preparatory Lorin Club 2.3.4; Mefholian Club 3.4; Y-Teen 3.4; Science Club 3.4; Purple and Gold Staff 4: Mirage Staff 3.4; Intramurols 3.4; Camera Club 3.4: Don't Take My Penny 3; Our Miss Brooks 4 SMITH. RICHARDmColumbus. Georgia 1: College Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4 SNOKE. JUANITA4Home Economics Student Council 1: F.H.A. 1 SPANGLER. ED4Trodes and Industries Football 3; V.1.C. 3.4 STARNER. BOB--Trodes and Industries V.I.C. 3.4 STEWART. DONNA-Commerciol F.H.A. 1; G.A.C. 3.4: Office Staff 4; Intramurols 2.3; Secretarial Club 4 STIVERSON. PAUL4Generol STRAITS. BOB-Trades and Industries Intramurals 2; V.1.C. 3.4 SUMMERS. HERB-Trodes 0nd 1ndus- fries V.1.C. 3.4 THIMMES. JAMES-Commerciol Purple and Gold Staff 4; Mirage Staff 4: lntromurols 1.2; Camera Club 3.4; Flog Boy 4 THIMMES. ROSEMARY-College Prep- aratory ' Student Council 4; Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2; F.H.A. 1.2: Big Sister 3.4: Mefholian Club 4: Y-Teen 1.2; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4; First Aid 2.3: Ushereffe 2.3.4: Intro- murols 1.2.3.4; High Window 3; Seeds of Suspicion 3: Our Miss Brooks 4 THOMAS. MARCELLA-Commerciol F.H.A. 3.4 THOMAS. RICHARD-Co11ege Prepar- otory Los Caballeros 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; lnfromurols 1.2: Camera C1ub 4 THRUSH. J. TOM-College Preparatory Big Brother 3.4; Gym Leader 3.4: Be- ginning Choir 1: A Coppello Choir 2.3.4: Stage Crew 3: Football 1.2.3: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2: Hi-Y 3.4 THRUSH. TOM L.-Columbus. Ohio 1.2. 3; General Hi-Y 4 TIMBERLAKE. SUZANNE-College Pre- parotory Lofin Club 2.3.4: Honor Society 4; Big Sister 3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leader 4: Science Club 3: Bond 2.3.4; Future Teachers 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 1: Intromurols 1.2.3.4: A'Cleaned 0nd Pressed l TRACY. BILL-College Preparatory Big Brother 3.4: Mefholion Club 3.4: Beginning Choir 1: A Cappello Choir 2.3: Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2: G011 2.3: Hi-Y 4: Don't Take My Penny 3: Seeds of Suspicion 4; 4 Our Miss Brooks 4: Key Club 4 TROUT. LOIS-College Preparatory Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Y-Teens 3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Lead- er 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 VANCE. DAVE-C011ege Preparatory Student Council 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 VAN HORN. REGINA--Commerciol G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4; Li- brary Stout.r 4; Inframurals 1.2.3.4: Camera Club 3 WAGNER. LYNN-Columbus. Ohio 1: Commercial Y-Teen 2.3.4: Beginning Choir 2: A Coppella Choir 3.4: Office Staff 4: Inframurols 3; Secretarial Club 4 WAGNER. JOAN-Commerciol Latin Club 2; Y-Teen 2.3; Bond 1; LE- brory Sfcnc1c 4: Intramurols 1.2 WAITS. RICHARD4I nd usfridl Arts WEARS. WANDA4Commercio1 F.H.A. 1: Y-Teen 1.2.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4 WEISS. ERIOLLYN-College Prepara- fory Future Nurses 2.3.4 WESTENBARGER. BOB-College Prep- oratory Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2: Big Brother 3.4: Cafeteria 51011 1.2.3.4? Football 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2 WESTFALL. CHARLES-Commerciol WHILEY. JOHN4Dorien. C'onnecficur 1.2.3; College Preparatory WILKINS. JACK4Commerciol WILSON. CHLOE ANN--Co11ege Prep- oratory Latin Club 2.3.4: Mefholion Club 2.3. 4: Y-Teen 3: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Gym Lead- er 3.4: Bond 1.2.3: Future Teachers 2, 3.4: Beginning Choir 1: Inframurols 1.2.3.4 WILSON. DAVID4C011ege Preparatory Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brother 3: Science Club 1.2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4 WILSON. JUANITA-Commerciol F.H.A. 1.2.3.4; Beginning Choir 1: OFFice Staff 4: Cafeteria Staff 4; Secretarial Club 4 WISEMAN. TOM-College Preparatory Student Council 1.2; Big Brother 3.4: Football 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Seeds of Suspicion WOLFORD. KAY-College Preparatory Student Council 3: Honor Society 3.4: Latin Club 2.3.4: Mefhalian Club 2.3. 4; Y-Teen 2.3: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Band 1.2. 3.4: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3.4: Choir 4: Intramurols 1.2.3.4; State Music Contests 1.2.3.4 WOLSHIRE. JOHN-Commerciol Cafeteria Staff 1.2.3.4 WRIGHT. SANDY-Piquo, Ohio 1.2.3; College Preparatory Y-Teen 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Intramurols 4 YODER. ELLEN-College Preparatory Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2: F.H.A. 1: Mefholion Club 4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Gym Leader 3.4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Beginning Choir 1: Ushereffe 2.3.4: lnfromurols 1.2.3.4; Our Miss Brooks 4 YOUNG. LOUISE--Commerciol F.H.A. 1: Secretarial Club 4 ZINSMEISTER. EMILY-College Prepar- ofory Honor Society 4: Latin Club 2: Me- fholion Club 3.4: Y-Teens 4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3. 4: Beginning Choir 1; Ushereffe 3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Don't Take My Penny 3 Page Ninefy-fhree CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8- Wherc's room 201? How do you get to the gym? These were some at the most frequent queries of the freshmen as they tried to find their way around school for the tirst time this afternoon. 9-The halls, after their deathly silence for 3 months, were back to normal today when the uppor-ciassmen invaded to get school underway for another year. lO-The Freshman Boys' a Bang in the gym. ii-On Meet the Team Night Washington C. H. met the Gales at North Field. l7eThe freshman girls got their high school social life started OH with their Mixer. lSeThe Bunny Hop was heartily executed by the students at the Back to School Dance after the Logan game. 25elt's oft tvo Ironton for tonight's football game. 28-A big moment has tinally arrived for the juniors, who ordered their Class rings. 30-The sophomores had their minds clicking away as they took an LG. Test. Mixer went OH with OCTOBER 2-The Marietta eleven invaded North Field. and went away with another victory to their credit. 9e Thirteen was the Gales' unlucky number when they traveled to Dover and were beaten 13-6. 14, lb. lb-Hotdogs and candy-cotton; here we come! Three whole days 0H for the fair. lbeThe Dads were honored tonight when we met Coshocton. 23eAs the first six weeks ended. Lancaster High football fans were off to Cambridge tor a real thriller we wont. 28-The Booster Club Rally was a big success as the maiorettes even did the Bunny Hop down Main Street. 29eHonors were bestowed everywhere today. In the morning the National Honor Society held its tail induction ceremony. and in the evening the Homecoming Queen and her court were honored at the Zanesville game and again at the dance later. 30e-No school again. but this time its the teach- ers' fault. They went to Columbus to a teachers' meeting. Page Ninety-tour NOVEMBER 2--,The Marine Band presented a Matinee which most of the students attended. 6-Itis away to Newark where we are beaten by our old rivals. lleArmistice Day tinally has arrived and we get our first holiday this month. i3eChillicotheis gridiron tans made their way to Lancaster tonight and were they sad! ZOeHMoonlight and Roses was the theme of the Senior Ball, which everyone enjoyed. 26.27-We ended up Thanksgiving schooU. the month celebrating iand an extra day out of DECEMBER l--The L.H.S. basketball schedule got started tonight at Logan. 3eCamedy. mystery. dramaeail these were well presented in the three one-act plays. 4-Marietta was host to our basketball team tonight. i 8--The Gales tangled with Columbus East in the gym on the hill tonight. I leLancaster 76eDover 4l. 12--The Middletvown game was the third this week in a crowded schedule. lS-Tumbles and falls were numerous when the V.I.C. and the F.F.A. sponsored a skating party. l8eThe L.H.S. tive played at Coshocton. L.H.S. 74eCoshocton 64. ZZeAnother game awayeCambridge. 23eAn impressive Christmas Assembly by the choirs-The special feature was The Jug- gler at Notre Dame. 24eThe tirst day of Christmas vacation! 29eThe Gales really did a swell job when they beat Newark at Newark. JANUARY 4eSchool days are here again. and what a shame to ruin such a beautiful vacation ill dqu. 5--One of the most exciting games of the year when L.H.S. edged out St. Marys after a thriII-packed game. 8--Zanesville came to the gym on the hill this week. 9eAnother game following right on the heels of the last one-Chillicothe. iSeClosing doTe for The American Legion Essay ConTesT. which so many sTudenTs enTered. Purple and Gold sTorTed on second round of C.O.L. games. wiTh MorieTTo coming here. 19-More boskeTboH-Linden McKinley 60- L.H.S. 66. iHerei. 22-End of onoTher six weeks and. To relieve The Tension unTil grade cards come OUT. onoTher boskeTboH gome wiTh Dover iThere. This Timei. 29'-CoshocTOn Tons Travel To LoncosTer. FEBRUARY 4-The V.I.C. hosT To locoi businessmen 0T Their annual bcmqueT. 5-AH LoncosTer Hi Tons Travel To Cambridge for The game TonighT. iO-The Kudor TesT for The ever-reody Juniors. lZ-The boys beoT Newark for The second Time This year. Big celebroTion among paper heorTs 0T The FHA. VolenTine Dance. 22eThonks To George iWoshingTon, ThoT isi we had 0 long week endeiinolly! .26-ChillicoThe come coiling 0T L.H.S. for The losT game of The regular season. MARCH 2--LoncosTer plays Wheelersburg for Their TirsT TournamenT game 0T AThens. 12-Seniors presenT Our Miss Brooks To 0 large enThusiosTic audience. i3-AH aspiring young musicians hope for l's in The SToTe Music ConTesTs. l7-eEven Though noT everyone undersTood whoT was said in The Spanish Club ploy. iT,s 0 sure Thing Tth everyone enjoyed iT. 24eThe F.F.A. 0nd F.H.A. BonqueT. To which The boys' ToThers and The girls, moThers were inviTed, was a big success. 25-BoskeTboH Awards Assembly - FirsT op- peoronce of The Science Fair CIT L.H.S. 26eThe MiliTory Boll, oTTer much work by The band members. greoTiy enjoyed by The lucky musicians who could oTTend. APRIL ZeThe juniors worked hard To make Their prom CT success TonighT. QeThe bond wenT 0H ouT To make Their as- sembly special This year. iSe-An impressive EosTer ossembiy enjoyed by OH. l6eGood Fridoy-No school. 23eJuniors are really on The ball This monTh- JusT look 0T Their Tine ploy. 27--GreoT suspense in evidence as idenTiTy of new members of Honor SocieTy is revealed. 628.29.3O-Everyone's geTTing ready for nexT year; yes. RegisTroTion's here again. MAY l4eBond members ouT in full dress uniform for Their concerT. IQeHeydoy for seniors 05 OH They go To Colum- bus. ZleBeouTiful music. yards of sweeping neT. happy people--oll These in evidence 0T The JunioreSenior RecepTion. 28eCioss NighT. 30eBoccoloureoTe. 3leTHAT Time is here again! Final exams! JUNE l--More exams. 3-A big day for seniors. wiTh CommencemenT in The morning and Their TirsT Alumni ch- queT in The evening. 4eGrode cords issued Tor The losT TimeeMony sighs of AT losT . . .l and Gee! I really made iT! heard from relieved sTUdenTs. INDEX AcTiviTies .............................. 36 AdminisTroTion ....... i. . .' ................ 58 AThleTics ............................... i8 Calendar..........................1...94 Classes ................................ 64 Class Poem ............................ 66 Class Prophecy ......................... 86 Class Will ............................. 85 FoculTy ................................ 62 Senior Index ............................ 89 Page NineTy-Tive PRODUCTION DATA LEE ENGRAVING Indianapolis Engraving Co.. Inc. 222 East Ohio Street Indianapolis 6. Indiana PHOTOGRAPHY Tobias Studio 133 South Broad Street Lancaster, Ohio PRINTING The Lowheod Press. Inc. 17 West Washington Street Athens. Ohio COVER The S. K. Smith Company 2857 North Western Avenue Chicago. Illinois BINDING Beck and Orr 216 Oak Street Columbus. Ohio 913' E CIRCULATION E 860 Copies E E 9 l i p ..M,x, mgVClwg awn, W.. . .. 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