Lancaster High School - Mirage Yearbook (Lancaster, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

m e ur rede, n tin Photo by JOHN ROWE Clou of 1937 the story of fife at cjCancadter OJicjh School, oCancaster, Oh in . 1956 MIRAGE together t leue (op Letter citi zenS. J. E. Brown, Supt. of Schools THE SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE The tremendous speeds now successfully attain- able by aircraft and guided missiles make our world seem smaller each passing day; and each day the world seems smaller the need for bigger men, and I do not mean mere physical stature, becomes more apparent. The current times demand that men emerge from our ranks with appreciation for, and an awareness of. the fate of themselves and their fellow man. Unbelievable speeds and inconceiv- able atomic force have been unleashed upon the world and held only in check by the strong moral fiber and fortitude of responsible men. Education is the means of preparing man to live with men in our world today. The educational pro- gram of this community and of this country will determine to a large measure the kind of a world in which we shall live. Our place in world leader- ship has become a great responsibility which we cannot deny or thrust off. Our schools must pre- pare for the new role of America in our times. J. E. Brown Robert W. Payne, Assistant Supt. of Schools Page Six FROM THE PRINCIPAL To all students in L.H.S., The Mirage will serve presently for a quick look at your classmates, the other classes, the clubs, the athletic teams and all the various activity groups of your high school. Then, after having obtained the autographs of your friends and teach- ers. you may put this volume away on the shelf with others of post yeors. Time will poss, and one doy you will pick up the 1956 Mirage and look bock through it with fond memories. The yeors will drop away and you will be. once more, back in L.H.S. So keep your Mirage, don’t let it get away from you. If will serve as the life-long mirror of your greatest days. To our 1956 Seniors, moy you have the very best of everything in whatever you choose to do. We trust that the educational background you have received will prove to be a solid foundation upon which to build further. Fred W. Lowry Fred W. Lowry, Principal Mr . Pearle Waugh. Dean of Girl Mr. Howard Kirk, Assittant Principal Pago Sovon BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETARIES AND SUPERVISORS Seated—Dorothy Hoyman, Lois Bauman Standing—Charles E. Burnworth, Yvonne Tucker, Mary Brooker, Glenna Hobbs, Mildred Miller, Norma Nutter Pago Eight SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Shonting, Sec.; Cavanaugh, Prci.; Aucreman, V. Pro .; Kiger. Treat. Flight into the Future Like the seeds of o poppy on we fly. Dispersed by the wind into the sky; Flying hither and soaring yon. Finally landing on a clean, green lawn. There to grow—some great, some mean; There to be heard, there to be seen; Like this flower we Seniors are Soon like the seeds to be scattered afar. We ll grow in the light of this world, we will find. Yet always remember the realm left behind. The old ‘‘Alma Mater we ll never forget, As the symbol of age—the sun—starts to set. We may now seem to think there’s naught more to know; But as we grow older, we ll find that's not so; As the years fly by we can only just guess, That the older we ore. we know so much less. Richard A. Stampfle Pag© Nin© SENIOR CLASS Daniel Agosta Donna Agosta David Alexander Mithoff Allred Betty Alvi Ginger Anderson Lois Anderson Barbara Arent Paul Arledge Juliette Ashbrook TedAucreman David Austin Joseph E. Azbell Joseph H. Azbell Jerry Bainter Wayne Barber Elizabeth Bosh Ruby Bates Alice Baumgardner Donald Beckley Page Ten SENIOR CLASS Barbara Behrens Ronald Blosser Kenneth Bobbitt Terry Bope Dale Bower Janet Bowman Dole Brady Dean Brady William Brannon Mary Breckenridqe Robert Breckonridge David Brewer Jack Burnside Gaye Burt Fred Britch Jeon Britch Rose Buchanan Mary Caldwell Phyllis Colton Edward Campbell Page Elovon Carl Capron Donald Cavanaugh Mary Coffman Larry Conrad SENIOR CLASS Solly Carder Shirley Church Max Collins Paul Cordle Leona Carpenter Chris Clark Nancy Combs Paul Coss Golden Carper Jean Clark Juanita Congrove James Darbakor James Cattran Robert Clover Connie Conrad Herbert Darfus Page Twolve SENIOR CLASS Susanno Daubenmire Jam® Davis Linda Deed Marie Denney Ronald Diddle Paul Dilliard Carol Deetz Kenneth DeLong Rosalie Downour Sharon Driver Michael Dworkin Kenneth England David Eck Clifford Fahror Keith Eichorn Rogjr Fahrer Sandra Elam Douglas Fairchild Honor Embrey Jon Feeman Page Thirteen SENIOR CLASS Barbaro Fetherolf Martha Figgins Frank Fisher Barbara Fisk Michael Flora James Fosnaogh Richard Franke Georgia Friesner Linda Garrabrant Blanche Gehres Alan Geiger Patty George Diane Giles Judith Griffin Mary Hade Carol Hale Thomas Grai Norma Graf James Hall David Hammer Page Fourteen SENIOR CLASS Dolmar Howkins Janice Hedges Jon Hazelton Linda Helser Kraft Donald Heath Gene Holier Charles Hedges Delores Henderly James Hedgos Zoe Henderson Jerry Honkonor Vivian Hill Gerald Hoffman Monte Hoover Mary Hines Zondara Huston Nancy Hoch Donald Hoffman Linda lies Ruth Inboden Page Fifteen SENIOR CLASS Doris Isaacs Robert Jessup Alice Johnson Barbara Johnson Marjorie Johnston Lowell Karcher Larry Kennedy Robert Kerns June Kiger Charles Klino Paul Kluz Jack LaVeck Margaret Kunkler John Leohner Rita Landman Joyce Leohner Phyllis Lape Donna Lescalleet William LaVeck Shirley Lindsey Page Sixteen SENIOR CLASS Su« Loliis Carol Luker Charles Lunsford Koy Lynch Kenneth Magill Robert Mann Mox Martin Vivian Mathews Grace Mattox Henry McAllen Shelby McCafferty Janice McCall Betty McCandlish Pauline McCrery Jack McGee Robbye McNeil Robert McNew Gary Messinger Tom Milbaugh Daniel Miller Page Seventeen SENIOR CLASS Carolyn Millar Richard Moe Batty Mollenkamp James Moore Robert Moore Wilda Moore Gary Mosser Rolph Neal Robert Neibling Thomos Nicholls David Nichols Nina Nicolia Phyllis Nicolia Helen Nutter Daniel Ochs Earl Ogg Judy Poatow Randy Pairan Carl Parent Koran Paulin Pago Eighteei SENIOR CLASS Pag© Nineteen Nancy Paxton Larry Peace Jeanne Peck Richard Phebus Donald Phillips Woltor Pittman Nancy Potts Paul Powers Minnie Price Wayne Pugh Larry Purcell Danny Reovos Paul Purtiman Roger Reid Howard Raymond Robert Reid Thomas Reed Joyce Reynolds Patty Reese Lois Robinson Solly Rodman Miriam Ruble Alice Sargent Carlton Shank SENIOR CLASS Orexyl Romans Charles Roof Thomas Rosier Arthur Routt Ronnie Ruble Sue Ruff James Saddler Jack Soles Judy Schaefer Gary Schirm Martha Schriever Neil Seimer Jerry Sheets Lana Shepard Harold Shonk Joan Shonting Page Twenty SENIOR CLASS James Short Michael Showalter Jerry Simonton Nancy Sitterley Colleen Smith Donald Smith Loretta Smith Vaughn Smith Charles Snoke Marilou Snoko Joyce Spangler Gerald Sprague Richard Stampfle William Standilord Norma Starner Judith Stephens Dole Strohm Richard Stukey James Thomas Max Thomas Pago Twenty-one SENIOR CLASS Judith Thrush Robert Tipton Fred Tucker Philip Tyler Koy Vance David Van Gundy Sharon Van Meter Ronnie Ventresco Gene Walker Elisabeth Walter Geraldine Walter James Walter Lois Ward Phyllis Word Jean Waugh Judith Weiss Sally Wells Pot Westfall Paul Westfall Ronald Westhoven Page Twenty-two SENIOR CLASS Pago Twenty-thro© Thelma White Betty Whiteley MaryWidener Eloise Wiegand Charles Wilkins Robert Wilkins Frances Williams Jacquelino Wilson Sharon Wilson Ted Wilson Carol Woltz Kenneth Woolever JoAnn Work Ella Wright Ida Wright John Yates Dolora Zinsmeister SENIORS A LA CARTE Decorating for the Senior Ball. Top man Class of '56. How are your grades, Jack? Gossip circle. “Gungho! to our editor. Seniors set the styles. Favorite spot at the dance. Page Twenty-four Daydreaming? June is helping the boys. CAMERA STORIES An Intellectual discussion? Graduation day. My how you've grown! And what do you want for Christmas? For Pete's Sake what Happened? The thinker. Monte and friends. Gab session. Page Twenty-five JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Whitcroft, Sec.: Holliday. V. Pres.; Keller, Pres.; Richards, Treos. Junior Sentiments We re proud to soy that we are Juniors And we’ll gladly show you what we’ve done. Our Rocket was a grand prize winner. And the Prom and Play were second to none. Let us not forget the fun we've joined in, As the months passed by us one by one. Nor the beating of our hearts together As we prided in the work we’d done. Long live the Class of '57 May she rule with glory shining clear. With all the moments to remember, Of her grand and glorious Junior year. Linda Lucas Page Twonty-six JUNIOR CLASS Row 1—Jo Ann Ackers, Bob Agosta, Deanna Anderson, Martha Appel. Jon Armstrong, Eleanor Arledge Row 2—Ivan Arnold, Ron Asher, Sue Bakor, Ron Balser, Leon Barnes. Jan- ice Bay Row 3—Dione Bean, Ronnie Boon, Ken- neth Boatty, Carolyn Beavers, Shirley Beavers, Charles Beery Row 4—Paul Boery, Charles 8en;on- hover, Virginia Beougher, Alan Berry, Judy Bess, Diano Bloom Row 5—Jane Boch, Melinda Boice, Mary Bosch, Bonnie Bougher, Carolyn Brown, Betty Buckingham Row 6—Jerry Carpor, Dorothy Cava- naugh, Bill Congrove, Edward Con- rad, Ann Courtright, Carol Dilliard Row 7—Carolyn Doctor, Mary Drake, Steve Drew, Howard Duffy, Glennda Durst, Lavetta Dyer Row 8—Myrna Eaton, Bob Elder, Lon- etto Elliott, Oscar England, Wilma Evans. Jerry Eyman Row 9—Bill Fairchild, Gary Farmer, Charles Feldner, Barbara Fogel, She- ila Foster, Larry Fox Row 10—Virginia Friesnor, Sandra Gor- ey. Leslie Gotwood, John Geiser, Juanita Gossel, Carolyn Graf Row 11—Marolyn Graf, Vonda Green, Linda Hale. Peggy Hand, Carol Hed- ges, Nellie Henderly Row 12—Ruby Hendershot, Elizabeth Henderson, Tom Hendrickson, Jimmy Hill, Judy Hill, Mary Elizabeth Hill Poge Twenty-seven JUNIOR CLASS Row 1—Logan Hin , Linda Hiiey, Nor- ma Hoffman, Bob Holliday. Fronc Hunter, Buddy Hutchins Row 2—Harold Hutchin . Phylli Hyder. Roger Irvin, Lloyd Jolly, Anna Jonet, Carol Kommeror Row 3—Phil Keller. Don Kiger, Jim Kig- er, Patty Ki or, Kathleen Knecht, Car- olyn Kochentparger Row 4— Bill Kotlca, Marilyn Kroner. Keith Kumler, Pat Lahrmer, Linda Lambert, Tom Lamm Row 5—Don Lape, Ronnie Larabee, Mary Leach, Linda Lehman, Marjorie Leohner, Jean Lewi Row 6—Mary Lindtay, Linda Lucas, Sue Maddux, Leonard Magill, Juno Mal- lory, David Mar h Row 7—Joy Marshall, Richard Mothio . Sonja Matx, Barbara Mauger, Sheila McBroom, Viola McCabe Row 8—Edward McDonald, Don Mc- Gee, Jimmie McKenna, Claudine Mc- Kittrick, Judy McNeil. France Miller Row 9—Lucretia Miller, Ron Miller, Bar- bara Mormon, Janice Noble, Patty O'Bryan, Donna O'Rourke Row 10— Peggy Page. Virginia Parish, Dakota Patterson, Cecil Peter . James Powers, Tom Probasco Row 11—Becky Reed, Roger Reese, San- dra Rhodes, Lynne Richards, Martin Robson, Leo Roemer Row 12—William Romine, Tony Ross, George Ruble, Richard Ruff, Kail Ruffner, Virginia Saunders Page Twenty-eight JUNIOR CLASS Row 1—Paul Schweikert, Danny Shelp- man, Patsy Short, Joan Shumaker. Don Shuttleworth, Ronnie Smalloy Row 2—Don Smith, Helen Smith, Judy Smith, Martha Smith, Roy Snoke, Dick Snyder Row 3—Beverly Spangler, Jim Spanglor. Patty Speaks, Sara Spraguo, Dick Siarowesky, Gerald Stepelton Row 4—E v e I y n Stouder, Clarence Straits, Thaylia Straley, Marilyn Strewn. Jim Strosnider, Doyle Sturms Row 5—Freda Sweigart, Theda Sweigart, Chester Swett, Ronald Thompson, Dave Timberlake, Linda Torrence Row 6—Jim Valentine, Paul Valentine, Sondra Valentine, Juanita Van Curen, Don Wagner, Etta Wallace Row 7—Rita Ward, Jone Watts, Char- lotte Weaver, Margaret Webb, Kay Whitcroft, Elaine White Row 8—Ronald Wildermuth, Charles Wilkins, Arlene Williams. Brenda Wil- son, Sharon Wilson, Ronald Wollinger Row 9—Donald Wood, Mary Worrell, Sue Wright, Dick Yoder, James Young, Pete Schueler Last in the parado. First in the judging. Fair fairies at the ferris wheel. Page Twenty-nine SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Jennings, Sec.; Hart, Pres.; Maddux, V. Pres.; Kendrick, Treas. A Love Token They were only Initials carved in wood; Beautiful. this young lad thought; But who would dream of the trouble These few initials brought! The initials of his lady love; Engraved within a heart. It seemed to him a token That the two would never part. He admired them when he had finished And thought he had done his best. Then why did he get into trouble? Because they were carved on his desk! Mike Noll Page Thirty Row 1—Jean Abel, Mary Jo Adams, Rose Adkins, Linda Anderson, Harold Archer, Patti Arent. Martha Arter Row 2—Michael Ault, Darla Azbell, Guy Azbell, Elsie Ball, Larry Ball, Norma Balsor, Linda Barnes Row 3—Biff Borr, Sonny Barthlow, Susan Bartley, Kay Bash, John Boucher. Jer- ry Baughman, Larry Baughman Row A—Shirley Beckley, Leanne Binck- ley, Todd Blasingim, Mona Bobbitt, Miriam Bowlby, Sandra Bradley, Tru- man Bradley Row 5—George Breckonridge. Priscilla Breslcr, Barbara Brillhart, Robert Brooker, Kenneth Brown, Carolyn Brucker, James Bruney Row 6—Frances Burge, Jim Burnside, Wyonne Burt, Paul Bussard, Gayle Campbell, Don Canter, Clara Carp- enter Row 7—Karen Carpenter, Linda Carp- enter, Thad Carper, Estel Church, Linda Claar, Jean Claffey, Larry Claffey. Row 8—Becky Clark, Mike Claypool, Thomas Clendenen, Leigh Coloman, Butch Conrad, Fairy Cooper, Lorry Cordcr Row 9—Mary Cottrill, Bobby Co , Car- ol Crane, Nancy Crook, Susan Cun- ningham, Geoff Custer, Roger Dar- ling Row 10—Carole Daubenmire, Jean Dav- is, Sally Deeds, JoAnne DoLong, Ann DeMerell, Mona Denney, Andy Dennis Row 11—Alma DePalma, Twilo Doering, Erroll Dotson, Vicki Drew, Potty Drumm, Larry Dupler, Leana Dupler Row 12—Charles Eaton, Ellen Eddie- blute, David Eichorn, Romona Elliott, Don Ellis, Shirley Former, Donna Feathorolf Row 13—Kenny Figgins, Doris Fisher, Tommy Fisher, Nancy Flood. Danny Fortney, Ronald Frazier, Sue Ann Froese Row 14—Patty French, Bob Friend, Peg- gy Jo Gardner, Linda Glaab, Jerry Glaze, Ronnie Glenn, Ellen Golden SOPHOMORE CLASS Page Thirty-one SOPHOMORE CLASS Row 1—Victor Goss, Dorothy Grof. Brenda Guisinger. Harriot Haltoman, Howie Hammor, Gerald Hanna. Judy Hanslcy Row 2—Sharon Hansley, Pete Hart. Judy Hart, Janet Hedrick. Arthur Hondorson. Sarah Henderson. Sandra Hickman Row 3—Carol Hobbs. Carolyn Horse- man, Georgo Hudnall, Dorothy Hughes, Tom Hughey. Bobby Hupp. Janet Huston Row 4—Robort Hutchinson, Ruthellen Hutt, Sally Hyde, Ruby Isaacs. Nancy Jackson, Judy James. Donna Jenkins Row 5—Donna Jennings, Shirley Jessup. Lyndall Jividen, Karen Johnson. Wayne Johnston, Joyce Julian, Solly Karns Row 6—Diane Korshncr, Richard Kau- meyer, Donna Keller, Virginia Kelly. Barbara Kendrick, Rodney Kennedy. Barbara Kerns Row 7—Doid Kerns, Carl Kiger, Lee Kline, Gary Knecht, Barbara Knotts. James Kocher, Mike Kroner Row 8—Don Lama, Hugh Lamb. Mary Jane Lamb, Robort Lambert, Jona- thon Landman, Barbara Lanhorn, Rose- aloe Larabee Row 9—John Lawrence, Susan Lehow, Kenny Leohner, Donald Lisk, Donna Lisk, Betty Love, Linda Lowry Row 10—Howard Lynch, Carol Macioei, Don Maddux, Janice Marshall, Bob Martin. Robert Anthony Martin, Mary Mathias Row 11—Shelia Mathias, Jim Matz, Viv- ian McCandlish, Dianne McClollan, Gary McDonald. Kenneth Motcalf, Lois Miller Row 12—Edword Milsom, Tom Moo, Gary Moore, Mike Moore. Pearl Morehead, Joel Mosser, Gail Motsch Row 13—Edward Muck, Judy Neeley. Ted Nichols, Mike Noll. Connie Polm- o. Thomas Phillips, James Pickering Row 14—Ron Pierce, Susan Pitcock, Car- olyn Powers. Hannah Pruitt, Wayne Roger, Mary Ramey, Jim Rankin Page Thirty-two Row 1—Betty Rauch, Tom Raymond, Tom Reedy, Ardelia Reid, Bertha Reid. Allan Reid, Cynthia Rcndall Row 2—Larry Reynolds, Linda Ricketts, Linda Ridenour, Richard Riley, Wil- liam Robinson. Galon Rodabaugh, Charles Rosier Row 3—Donald Rose, Jerry Roush, Larry Routt. Karen Rudolph, Glenn Rutter, Sandra Sanderson, James Saunders Row 4—Tim Scholl, Janico Selby, Mary Severing, Barbara Shaeffer, Glen Shaeffer, Kenneth Shaeffer. Philip Shaeffer Row 5—Bill Sharp, Betty Shelpman, Judy Sheppard, Rosemary Shonk, Mol- ly Showalter, Barbara Shrider, David Shumaker Row 6—Carol Siddle, Linda Silbaugh, James Smith, James H. Smith, Lowell Smith, Marilyn Smith. Marilyn Sue Smith Row 7—Marlene Smith, Rebecca Smith, Bob Soles, Sondra Souders, Linda Sparks, Roger Speaks, Patty Stalder Row 8—Ruth Stallard, Earl Standilord, Donald Stebelton, Molly Stewart, Howard Straley, Susie Stretton, Rob- ert Stuckey Row.9—Sherie Swinehart, Nancy Stuntx, Dorothy Sweet, John Sweyer, James Thimmes, Gregory Thomas, Paul Thompson Row 10—James Thrush, James Tippie, Marilyn Tobin, Leibert Valentine, Ted Von Scoy, Verona Varrek. Fritx Veidt Row II—Virginia Wocker, Jon Walton, Shirley Webster, Janis Westenhouser, Ronnie Westphal, Charlene White. Richard White Row 12—Jean Wilkins, Gloria Wilkinson, Richard Williams, Viola Williams, James Wilson Row 13—Judy Wilson. Alice Wolshire, Janice Yenrick SOPHOMORE CLASS Page Thirty-three FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right—Hammer, V. Pres.; Marshall. Trees.; Clark, Pres.; Kisor, Sec. Ode to Freshmen How large on oak to on ocorn seems, But we as freshmen hove our dreams: And if we strive to find the key T’will open opportunity. Before an oak can grow so tall It first must be an acorn small, And if we seniors are to be— We’ll start quite small, just like that tree. If we our knowledge would enhance Then we must seize upon this chance To do our best for self and pater, And never forget our Alma Mater. Too soon that day shall come at last When four brief years have quickly passed. Since then alumni we shall be And faithful always unto thee. Stephen W. Miller Pago Thirty-four Row 1—Christa Adams, Rogor Alexan- der, Bonnie Allen, Charles Allison, Sharon Andrews, Vonnio Angelo. Esth- er Appel Row 2—Francis Archer, Larry Arnold, Leon Await, Nellalou Await, Helen Azbell, Helen L, Azbell, Sharon Az- bell Row 3—Gary Bailes, Joan Baker, Eugene Barber, Barbara Barker. Wan- da Barker, Carole Barnes, Deloris Barnett Row 4—Laura Baucher, Judy Baum- gardener, Virginia Beatty, Janice Beery, Peggy Beery. Nancy Behrens. Carole Bender Row 5—Clayton Benner, Nancy Bennett. Billie Boougher, Nancy Binder. James Black, Stephen Blum, Kenny Bodamor Row 6—William Bolsen, Alice Bopo, Ronald Botts, Chilton Bowers, Matilda Bowers, James Bowland, Judy Bowman Row 7—Dave Boyd. Beverly Boyer, Cliff Brode, Bruce Brooks, Barbara Brown, Joyce Brown, Julia Brown Row 8—Janice Burnside, Barbara Bushco, Edmund Bushee, Carol Bussart, James Butts, Michael Campbell, Mary Can- field Row 9—Charlotte Cornes, Bonnie Car- per, Margie Case. Marionne Chon- cey, Doris Clark, Joseph Clark, Ar- lene Collins Row 10—Ocal Congrove, Carl Conrad, Nancy Conrad, Janet Cordle, Jo Ann Cottrill, Susan Cowden, Raphaella Crescini Row 11—Barbara Crook, Charles De- Long, Janice DeLong, Karen DeLong, Margo DeLong, Charlotte Dennis, Dixie Doss Row 12—Fred Doss, Dixie Douglass, Richard Douglass, Marilyn Dubble, Robert Dupler, Judy Dyer, Jerry Eot- on Row 13—Paul Eaton, Fred Ebbrecht, Betty Eck, Margaret Edgington, Jo Anne Eisz, Martha Elick, Richard Ellinger Row 14—Nelson Embrey, Darlene Ervin, Michael Evans, Sue Evans, Robert Fahrer, Gerri Faigley, Joyce Febus FRESHMAN CLASS Page Thirty-five FRESHMAN CLASS Row 1—Dorothy Froiier, Lois Freese, Darlene Friend, Barbara Funic, Sally Gang, Ronald Garder, Carolyn Geil Row 2—Donald George, Sidney George, Anne Gilmore, Tommy Gossel, Wil- liam Graf, Robert Graham, Ruth Graves Row 3—Roger Graybill, Gary Griffin, Frances Grooms, Lee Grove, Susan Grove. Judy Halce, Alan Hale Row 4—Tommy Hammer, John Hanna, Donna Hawk, Linda Haynes, Philip Hazelton, William Hozlett, Loretta Hedges Row 5—Nancy Hedges. Lewis Helber, Lois Hendrickson, Carl Hickman, Don- ald Hillyard, Donald Hines, Ellen Hinton Row 6—Donald Hoelscher, Donald Hoff- man, Donna Holland, Richard Horn- mel, Gail Horcher, Helen Isaacs, Jan- et Jackson Row 7—James Jadwin, George John- son, Dale Jones, Judy Jones, Nicholas Joos, David Judd, Nancy Julian Row 8—Donald Kasburg, Lewis Kemper, Roger Kennedy, Roberta Kindler, Jer- ry King, Sandra Kisor, Dean Kitchen Row 9—Jack Klinker, Catherine Knotts. Clyde Kocher, Carol Krause, Gary Krebs, Shirley Kyle, Richard Landis Row 10—Thomas Lange, Ernest Lape, Mary Larson, Mary LaVeck, Sharon Lendman, Wanda Lindsay, Dorothy Lockard Row 11—Robert Logue, William Lohnes, Lois Lutz, Dorothy Maddux, Judy Magnuson, Gary Mallory, William Mann Row 12—Anita Marshall, Bonnie Mason, Judy Mason. Peggy Mason, Sue Ma- thias. Gory Matson, Sharon Matthews Row 13—Virginia Mattox, Louise Mc- Allen, Carolyn McCrery, Ned Mc- Grew, Dona McKenna, Nancy Mc- Kinstry, James McNaughton Row 14—Sharon McNichols, Carolyn Meier. Larry Miller, Paul Miller, Paul R. Miller, Rodger Miller, Ronald Mil- ler Page Thirty-six Row 1—Stephen Miller, Letho Mohler, David Molar, Linda Moore, Eber Morehead, Sharon Mowerv. Sharon Murray Row 2—Starling Naborgall, Loretta Nel- son, Darrell Nichols. Ruth Nicolia, Ben Noland, Fred Norris, Jonathan Nusbaum Row 3—Eloine Nutter. Steven Outcalt, Joel Owen. Jane Paetow, Nancy Pal- mer, Frieda Perry, Penny Perry Row A—David Phebus, Laymond Pierce. Paul Plinlce, Roger Powers, Ronald Prather, Michael Preston. Rodney Pro- basco Row 5—Beverly Pyles, Sandy Raver, Richard Raymond. Norman Ream, Marjorie Reid, Linda Reynolds, Jackie Reinschild Row 6—Mary Robinson, Jo Ann Roe, Shirley Rogers, Joyce Romans. Linda Romine, Ruth Roop Row 7—Eleanor Root, Bruce Rose. Wil- liam Rowland, William Rowley, Jo Ann Ruble, Sandra Rudolph, George Ruff Row 8—Leta Ruff, Nancy Ruff, Nancy Jo Ruff. Ted Russell, Clarence Rutter. Mary Sanders, Ruth Sanders Row 9—Diane Schaefer, Ruth Schooley, Wayne Schooley. Nancy Schulz, Mar- jorie Schweikert, Carol Schwendeman, Sue Septer Row 10—Noncy Severing, Roger Sever- ing, Ruth Severing, Donald Shaffer. Bonnie Shaver, Shirley Sheets, Linda Sherrick Row 11—Ron Shonk, Linda Shumaker, Doris Siegle, Donald Simons, Ronald Sims, David Smith, Hazel Smith Row 12—Roberta Smith, Twila Smith, Barbara Snider, Rebecca Snyder, Nancy Solt, Charles Spangler, Peggy Spangler Row 13—Martha Speaks. Dennis Sprague, Edith Sprague, Jerry Spring- er, Ethel Stallard, Phyllis Starner, Mary Steen Row 14—Billie Stiverson. Ruby Stone, James Stouder, James Straten, John Stratton, Leo Strawn, Karen Stroh FRESHMAN CLASS Q $ 3 Jfc 3 £ t t He § § § A 2. f n v� §JI C ■: At 0 Pago Thirty-seven FRESHMAN CLASS Row I—Jerra Stump, Gladys Sturms, Robert Swoigart, David Sweyer, Bon- nie Swisher, Richard Swisher, Suzanne Thimmes Row 2—Joyce Thomas, Susan Thomas, Mary Thompson, Diane Thrush, San- dra Tobin, Charles Tolliver, Bill Town- send Row 3—Nancy Tracey, Carol Tucker, Judy Tucker, Phillip Valentine, James Van Curen, Rose Von Meter, Lucia Ventresca Row 4—Tony Ventresca, Phyllis Wagner, Brian Ward, Oliver Watters, Patti Watts, Flora Waugh, George Weaver Row 5—Marlene Weaver, Peggy Weav- er, Barbara Weidner, Mary Welch, Beth Westenberger, David Whitaker, Janet Williams Row 6—Fred Williamson, Nancy Wilson. Sharon Woodgeard, Robert Yeazel, Lloyd Woolever Row 7—Judy Woods, Carol Young, Sus- an Youst Keeping warm at the bonfire. Hen line. Studying (books and boys). Where's Bill? Mixing. What no boys? Page Thirty-eight Suic ojandQ ENGLISH CLUB Row 1—Bender. S. Thomas, Halteman. Rondall, Pres., Bartley, Sec., Bennett, Azbell, J. Thomas Row 2—Tucker, Snider, Kisor, Brillhart, Hobbs, Lowry, Cowden, V. Pres.. Paetow, Miss Duncan R°w 3—Mrs. Carr, Tucker. Hart, Arent, DoMerell, Pruitt, Henderson, Speaks, Stalder, Ruff, Brown. Murray, Thimmes, Schwondeman, Weidner, Mrs. Neeley R°w 4— Bruney, Kindler, Wilson, Burt, Horseman, Bowman, Thrush, Felton, Thimmes, Rogers, Rudolph, Swisher, Kindler, Douglass Students establish better speaking, thinking, and writing through practical use ol English in classrooms and clubwork. Page Forty Page Forty-one Miss Griffith Miss Hedges . . . LATIN LATIN CLUB Row 1—Hill, Straley, Wilson, Richards, Pogel, V. Pres., Zinsmeister, Pres., Embrey, Sec., Whiteley. Tres., Caldwell, Lahrmer, Miss Griffith Row 2—Miss Hedges, Hale, Shonting, Hade, Waugh, Kiger, Sitterley, Wolter, Weiss, Reid, Stouder Row 3—Haltomon, Rendall, Wilkins, Hansley, Daubenmire, Kendrick, Silbaugh, White. Work Row 4—Pitcock, Brown, Clark, Showaltor, Holder Row 5—Horseman, Arent, Gehres, Schriever, Johnson, Lowry, Stewart, Mathias, Swinehart. McNeil, Hedrick Row 6—Dworkin, Rhodabaugh, Thomas, Bartley, Brillhart, Crook, Larabee Row 7—Sasman, Leohner, Pickering, Speaks, Brannon, Nichols Row 8—McAllen, Young, Miller, Hart, Milsom, Sweyer, Haynes, Azbell, Henkener. Drew, Elder Pogo Forty-two SPANISH CLUB Row 1—V. McCandlish, C. Graf, Kisor, Moore, B. Mc- Candlish, Paetow, See., Wildermuth, V. Pres., Bean, Tres., Thomas, Pres., M. Graf, J. Carder. Garey. Vonce Row 2—Ruble, Wilson, Deetz, Souders, Schrider, Van Meter. Wells, Bay, Doctor, Wright, Petherolf, Ward Row 3—Green. Sheets. Huston, S. Carder, Paulin, Yenrick. Adkins, James, Love Row A—Carpenter. Burge, Watts, Lewis, Henderson. Yantes, Walton, Mosser Row 5—Dworkin, Snyder, Brooker, Dodtson, Glaze, Noll. Smith, E. Von Seoy, Mathias, T. Van Scoy Row 6—Rankin, Fairchild, Lamm, Kaumeyer, Breckenridge Miss Johnson . . . SPANISH Page Forty-three Mr. Pratt Mr. Coleman Mr. Wenger Mr. Enoch Mr. Peterson .. . SOCIAL STUDIES Social studies provide students with training in an understanding of their American heritage and their respon- sibilities as world citizens. Poge Forty-four . . . ART Skills in co-ordinating artistic and creative abilities are acquired through the medium of arts and crafts. Miss Ent Pago Forty-five .. . INSTRUMENTAL Music is a means by which school and community are bound to- gether. Through this medium students and citizens develop a greater appreciation for the satisfaction that music gives, not only to the indivi- duals who work so hard to put on the concert but also to those who re- ceive the listening benefits. ORCHESTRA R©w 1—Courtright, Caldwell, Smith, Berry. Sanders, Ruble, Bowlby, Neeloy, Sprague, Nichols, Jones. Sasman, Whiteley, Richards, Darling, Swoyer, Hutchins, Rosier, Clark Row 2—Sprague, Mr. Dubbert, Hoover Page Forty-six BAND Row 1—Preston, Sanderson, Kochenspargor, Mauger, Z. Henderson, Mr. Dubbert, Stampfle, Mr. Kearney, Courtright, Boy, Garey, B. Kerns, R. Reese Row 2—Cattran, Hazelett, Ellinger, Berry, Adams. Hyder, E. Henderson, T. Nichols, Bussart, Hutchins, T. Rosier. Short. D. Sprague, Lysinger, Bartholow. Ricketts, P. Reese Row 3—J. Jones, Robinson, S. Sprague, Magnuson, Stroh, Walter, Shaver, Binder, Freese, Hinton, Krause, Richards, S. Wilson, Horseman, Conrad, Dubble, Burnside, Waugh, B. Kerns, Yoder Row 4—Wood, Hutchinson. Smith, Arent. Abel, Ball. Plinke. Wollinger, Ebbrecht, Lehman, Whitcraft, J. Schaeffer, Moore, J. Spangler, Whiteley, Solt, Lamb, Ault, Kline, Botts. Campbell, Zinsmeister Row 5—Caldwell, Shepard, Hizey. Wocker, Claar, Kammerer, Hansley, Hale, Febus, Van Meter, Adams, Mathias, Schrioder, Doering. Powers, Graybill, Blum, Azboll, Knecht, Kasburg, Rodabaugh, Holland, Sanders, Kiger Row 6—Smith, Timberlake. Reid. Shank, Logue, J. Spangler, D. Sweyer, Wilson. Haley, Neeley, Van Meter, Clark, D. Miller, Root, Bressler, Meier, K. Shaeffer, Bolson, D. Schaeffer, Work, Reed Row 7—Flora, Pitcock, Fortney. Hupp, Bailes, Middough, Van Scoy, Darling, Kumler, Elder, E. Robinson, Baughman, J. Sweyer, Hedges, Evans, K. Jones, Simons, R. Miller, C. Rosier, Hoover MUSIC . . . Mr. Kearney Page Forty-seven A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1—Seigle, Leohner, Strown, Wells, Thrush, Moore, Webb. Arent, Hade, Fisk. Burt, Bosch, Ruble, Williams. O'Bryan, Mr. Beal Row 2—Boice, Kendrick, Hill, Brown, Figgins, Beavers, Hansley, Cunningham, Halteman, Swinehart, Lollis, Buchanan, Wilson. Karshner, Yenrick, Waugh Row 3—Ochs, Friend, Van Gundy, Bruney, Shank, Gruendi, Powers, Walton, Smith, Fox, Keller, Pierce, Valentine Row A—Kerns, Bensonhaver, Magill, Timberlake, Febus, Brooker, Jeffries, Hellinger, Divelbliss, Rankin, Helser, Hoover, Jolly, Eyman, Cattran, Hedges . . . VOCAL GIRLS’ CHOIR Row 1—Mr. Beal, French, Thrush. McCandlish, Fisher, Perry. Wallace, Calton Row 2—Deeds, Glaab, Miller, Yantes, Campbell, Hunt, Powers, Ramey Row 3—Manning, Featherolf, Courtright, Love, Beougher, Anderson, Lindsey, Burge, Kunkler, Mathews, Carpentor Row A—Binkley, Parrish, Van Meter, Flood, Lucas, Agosta, Rudolph, Smith. Macioci, Williams. Saunders Page Forty-oight NINTH GRADE GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1—Mr. Beal, Wilson, Snider, McAllen. Shumaker, Chancey, Mattox, Mason, Bender, Angelo, Beery Row 2—Geil, DeLong, Rudolph, Meier, Howk, Allen, Bennett, H. Axbell, Tobin, Stone Row 3—Murray. Graves, Ruble, Marshall, Evans, Appel, N. Axbell, Elick, Eisx, Funk, Haynes, Reynolds, Brown Row 4—Gang, Westenberger, S. Axbell, Weaver, Price. Bowman, Woidner, Torrence. Thimmes, Kindler, Congrovo, Smi th, Case MUSIC . . . NINTH GRADE BOYS' CHORUS Row 1—Embrey, Nabergall. O'Dell. Gossel, Mr. Beal. Logue, Row 2—Nusbaum, Miller, Haxelton, Thimmes, Klinker, DeLong, Townsend. Webb, Butts Spangler, Norris, Young. McDonald. Krebs Page Forty-nine Under the direction of Mr. Beal these vary- ing degrees of musical talent have been modu- lated into four well-rounded organizations. These choral groups have become a vital part of school life, performing on such occasions as special assemblies and public concerts. Mr. Beal Page Fifty Mr. Gabel .. CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS . . . Through the study of chemistry and physics a better understanding of the chemical and phys- ical fundamentals in everyday life is acquired. Page Fifty-one . .. GENERAL SCIENCE and BIOLOGY . . . Mr. Jonos Mr. Miller Mr. Crook Pogo Fifty-two Mr. Aten Mr. Bogcr Mr. Kessler .. . ADVANCED MATHEMATICS . . . Page Fifty-throo Mist Reed Mrs. Marquis Miss Nafzger . . . DOMESTIC SCIENCE .. . FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Row I—Boyer, Noblo, Mathias, Reed. Tres., Strewn. Sec., Wright, V. Pros., Miller, Pres., Short, Paetow, Mowery, Ramey, Edgington, Matthews, Chancey Row 2—Stuntz, K. Delong, A. Dennis, Pyles, Sopter, Clark, Baumgardner, D. Frazier, Woods, Jackson, Hedrick, Miss Nafzger Row 3—Miss Reed, J. Delong, Hawk, Ball, Lisk, Smith, Carper, Crook, Douglass, Bash, Friend. Mrs. Marquis Row 4—Young, Congrovc, Hedges, Cooper, Jenkins, Stallard, Stroley, Bougher, Hutt, Reid, Thompson, Parrish Row 5—K. Frasier, Collins, C. Dennis Page Fifty-four Pago fifty-five Mr. Showers Mr. Martin Mr. Peer INDUSTRIAL ARTS . .. Page Fifty-six Mr. Neal Mr. Sherrick ... VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIES . . . Practical experience in developing the skills of the machinist trade is observed by the students in this course. V. I. C. Row 1—Campbell, LaVeck, Seimor, Mosser, Wilkins, Cost, Diddle, Woolever, Collins, Alexander, Pres. R°w 2—Tipple, Straits, Lope, V. Pres., Swacker, Darfus, Sec., DeLong, Marsh, Drum, Smith, Williamson R°w 3—Mr. Neal, Tyler, Turner, Martin, Gatwood, D. Kiger, Strosnider, J. Kiger, Powers, Snoke, Mr. Sherrick 4—Peace, Davis, Milbaugh, Carper, Tres., Farmer, Simelton, Asher, Bean Row 5—Shuttleworth, Romine, French Page Fifty-seven FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row 1—Wolters. Shoeffer, Tooill, Tres.. S. Strawn, Ochs. Pres., Kronor. Hutchins, Scholl, Griffin. Mr. Mechling Row 2—Await, Ruff. Archer, Amerine, Joos, P. Beery, Schueler, Lamb. C. Beery, Bushee Row 3—Lohnes, Weaver. Simms. Shonebarger, Miller, Van Scoy, Westhovon, Graf, Lott, Shelpman, Noland, L. Strawn . . . VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE . . . The students are trained to run scientifically the agriculture and farm industry of the state and nation. Mr. Mechling Page Fifty-eight THE STUDY OF DRIVER'S EDUCATION Pog© Fifty-nine . .. OFFICE PRACTICE . . . SECRETARIAL CLUB Row 1—McNoil. Pres.. Word, Botes, Sec., Baumgardner, Johnson, Tres. Row 2—Snoke, Garrobrant, I. Wright, E. Wright Row 3—Landman, Mr. Parent, Peck, Hines Pago Sixty Poqe Sixty-one . . . BOOKKEEPING and GENERAL BUSINESS Mr. Wilton Mr. McVoy This course is an essential part of a student’s training for clerical and com- mercial work. Page Sixty-two OFFICE STAFF Row 1—Mr . Nutter. Anderson. Alvis, Moore, Spangler, Walters Row 2—Mrs. Broolcer, Embrey, Johnson, Nutter, Huston, Fotherolf, Robinson, Behrens, Bates, Rodman . . . LIBRARY and OFFICE WORKERS . . . Miss Harris LIBRARY STAFF Row 1—McKittrick, Atkinson, McGee, Hansley, Bean, Miss Harris, Mathias, Matthews, Macioci, Brown Row 2—Price, Beougher, Anderson, McCrery, Sargent Page Sixty-three Mrs. Waugh Mr. Lowry STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of an elected representative from each home room. In this way the whole student body can express its ideas. The twofold purpose of the Student Council is to cement the mutual relations between the students and the faculty on scholastic matters, and to direct and co-ordinate the social side of life in the student body. Row 1—Paulin, Agosto, Ward, Trts., Keller, V. Pres., Cavanaugh, Pres., Shonting, Sec., Kiger, Cavanaugh Row 2—Beery, Primer, Weidner, Reed, Bloom, Hedges. Kendrick, Rendall, Daubenmire, Gardner, Binder Row 3—Fairchild, Hoffman, Sprague, Eisx, Ruff. Thompson, Clark, Snyder, Allen Row 4—Waugh, Brannon, Milsom, Morris, Hart. Smith, Magill, Brooker. Hammer Row 5—Anderson, Eichorn 0oge Sixty-four FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1—Thrush. Walter, Hale, Tres., Kiger, Pres., Henderson, V. Pres., Hade, See., Caldwell, Lahrmcr. Whiteley Row 2—Bloom, Garey, O'Bryan, Deetz, Paulin, Smith, Waugh, White, Mrs. Nooloy Row 3—Doctor, McKittrick, Stouder, Brown, Clark, Richards, Shepard, Gehres, Griffin Row 4—Lucas, Hoover, Stampflo, Thomas, Wilson FUTURE NURSES Row 1—Kindler, Bowman, Moore, Spangler, Britch, Zinsmeister, Reese, Pres., Shonting, Sec., Wilson, Stephens, Henderson, Hizey, Kochonsparger Row 2—Mrs. Waugh, Claar, Nutter, Robinson, Schaeffer, Wilkins. Reynolds, Smith, Von Meter, Weigand, Weiss. Anderson, Kommerer, McBroom, Kerns, Sprague Row 3—Powers, McNeil, Kroner, Lies, Watts, Ruble, Nicolio, Hoch, Staldor, Golden. Schriever, Swinehort, Evans Row 4—Jividen, Geiser, Bartley, Crook, DeMerell, Clark, Silbaugh, Neeley, Sandorson Row 5—Beavers, Bougher, Dilliard, Durst, Larabec, Mathias, Gardner, Daubenmire Row 6—Morman, Leohner, Baker, Short, Miller, Matz, Horseman Page Sixty-five HONOR SOCIETY Row 1—Paulin, Azbell, Tres., Pairan, Pres., Embrey, Sec., Nichols, V. Pres., Caldwell, Deetz, J. Clark Row 2—McCandlish, Walters, Hale, Hade Row 3—Hall. McAllen. Work, C. Clark, Kiger, Zinsmeister, Waugh, Sitterley, Whiteley Row 4—Shank, Kerns, Stampfle, Cap- ron, Thomas, Fairchild, Miller. Carder, Ward, Miss Griffith BIG SISTERS Row I—Mrs. Waugh, Deetz, Rich- ards, Sec., Wilson, V. Pres., Shont- ing, Tres., Kiger, Pres., Reese. Zinsmeister, Henderson, Caldwell, Wells, Lahrmer Row 2—Fogel, Whitcraft, Willioms, Hado, Waugh, Boy, O'Bryan, Cav- anaugh, Clark Row 3—Ward, Paulin, Garey, Sitter- ley. Embrey. Poetow, Whiteley, Carder, C. Graf, M. Graf, Page BIG BROTHERS Row 1—Snyder, Swett, Sec., Cavan- augh, Keller, V. Pres., Nichols, Pres., Spangler, Robson, Dworkin Row 2—Mr. Kirk, Koska, Pairan, D. Fairchild, Hozelton, Wilson, Tim- berlake, Stampfle Row 3—Schueler, Farmer. Holliday, Roof. Wolfinger, Kumler, Yoder Row 4—B. Fairchild, Brannon, Tres., Jessup, Saddler, Parent, Brecken- ridge, Capron, Hall, Geiger, Beery Pago Sixty-six USHERETTES Row 1—Deeds, Wilson. Hade, Mrs. Ransom, Embrey, Whitcraft Row 2—Lehew, DoMerell, Hansley, McKittrick. Claar, Combs Row 3—Cavanaugh, Paetow, Ward PURPLE AND GOLD Row 1—M. Smith, Sitterley, Lahrmer, C. Graf, M. Graf, Hade, Fogel Row 2—Halteman, Paulin, Wells, Mrs. Carr, Kendrick, Magill, Photo. Row 3—Stampfle, Snyder, McAllen, Editor, J. Smith, Miller CAMERA CLUB Row 1—DeLong, Carder, B. Mc- Candlish, Schriover, Tres., Magill, Pres., Smith, Sec., Azbell, V. Pres., Behrens, Bowman, Spangler, Robin- son, Henderson, Whito Row 2—Young. Wilson. V. McCond- lish, Sherrick, Carnes, Vance. Mauger, Sargent, Ruff, Mr. Wenger Row 3—Snyder, Sprague, Moore. McKittrick, C. Graf, M. Graf, Smith, Huston, Beckley, Gehres, Weiss Row 4—Wilkins, Dennis, Azbell, Fort- ney, Stuntz, Giles, Rudolph, Phillips, England, McKenna. Boucher, Flora, Ochs, Miller Page Sixty-seven Y-TEENS—Above Row 1—J. Carder, Walter . Bowman. Moore, Spanglor. Zinsmeister. Kigcr, V. Pre ., Shonting. Pro ., Reese. Wilson, Z. Henderson. Well , Caldwell, Stephens, Deetz. E. Henderson, McCandlish Row 2—Torrence, M. Graf, Robinson, lies. Reynolds, Gehres, Weiss, Schriever, Kammerer, McBroom, Sprague, Lahr- mer, Kochonsparger Row 3—Mauger, Pogel. Lucas, Foster, C. Graf, Kisor, Ackers, Baker, J. Smith, Evans, S. Carder, Hizey, Hade Row A—Kroner, Hill, Paetow, Work, Cavanaugh, Page, Maddux, M. Smith, Richards, Wilson, Whiteley. P. Ward, Waugh, Sheppard Row 5—Beavers, Bloom, Whitcraft, Bay, Williams, Garey, Saunders, O'Bryan, Appel, Straley, Snoke, C. Smith, Anderson, C. Conrad. Alvis Row 6—Agosta, Paulin, Tres.. C. Hale. Mathews, Helser, Arent, Thrush, A. Conrad. Britch, Parrish Row 7—Moellenkamp, Behrens, L. Ward, Bess, L. Hale, Noble, Roid Row 8—Fotherolf, Burt, Vance, Doctor, McKittrick. Dilliard, Durst, C. Brown, Booughor, Anderson, Hand, Baum- gardner, E. Wright, I. Wright. Bates Y-TEENS—Celow Row I—Hyde, McClellan, Hart, Smith, Wilkins. Drow, Claar, Sec., Sanderson, Powers, Kerns, Swinehart, Hobbs. Lehew, Johnson, McCandlish Row 2—S. Azbell, Beery, Nolder, Showalter, Cunningham, Kendrick, J. Hansley, Stewart, Lowry. DeMerell, De- Palma, Shrider, Doering, Daubenmire, Clark Row 3—Angelo, Paetow, Meier, Tucker, Thomas, Magnuson, Ruff, Brown, James, Arent, Anderson, Gardner, Silbaugh, Hedrick, Neeley Row A—Von Meter, Carpenter, Halteman, Pitcock, Rcndall Snyder, Rogers, Eisz, Weidner, Mathias, Sherrick, Spang- ler, Carnes Row 5—Hedges, Westenberger, Reed, Torrence, Thimme . Mowery, Murray, Tracy, Ruff, Snider, Hinton, Marshall. Nutter, Febus, Smith, Shaver, Lutz, Kisor, Polmer, Root. Perry Row 6—Sheppard, Selby, Collins, Hickman, Dennis, Bradley. Callahan, Palmer. Rudolph, Crook Row 7—Bresler, S. Hansley, Glaab, D. Azbell, Freese, Dennis. Campbell. Flood, Beckley, Brillhart, Jessup, Henderson. Macioci, Wocker, Huston, Deeds, Horseman. Burt Poge Sixty-eight Hl-Y Row 1—Dworkin, McAllen, Kerns. Brannon. Treas., Shank, Pres., Nichols, V. Pres., Capron, Sec.. Spangler, Timberlake Row 2—Keller, Swett, Pairan, D. Fairchild. Hazelton, Reese, Bensonhovcr, Robson, McNew Row 3—Mr. Miller, Lamb, B. Fairchild, Darbakor, Jessup, Hall, Flora, Phillips, Eichorn Row 4— Reed, Short, Bauers, Hoover, Holliday, Yoder, Kumler, Wood, Magill Row 5—Parent, Saddler, Meier, Starowesky, England, Hines, Alfred. Showalter KEY CLUB Row 1—Dworkin, Snyder, Brannon, Trees., Shank, Sec., Swett, V. Pres., Copron. Pres., Nichols, Cava- naugh, Timberlake Row 2—Mr. Kessler, Kerns, Schueler, Magill, Keller, Robson, Sweyer, Darling, Alfred Row 3—Lamm. Reed, Speaks, Sasman, Milsom, Noll. Haley, Larabee Row 4—Saddler, Young, Meier, Breckenridge, Hart, Smith, Thomas, Strosnider Row 5—Brooker, Drew, Hines, England, Berry, Mathias Page Sixty-nine CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1—Severing, Dickson, Manning, Imboden, Mathias, McCall Row 2—Mrs. Schmelzer, Mrs. McGee, Eck, DoLong, Estep, Starner, Miss Miller, Mrs. Franklin Row 3—R. McNeil, Hutt, Cordle, Price, J. McNeil Row A—Figgins, Severing, Springer, Thompson, Pierce, Groves. Thomas, Valentine, Townsend STAGE CREW Left to Right—Burnside, Brehm Page Seventy Miss Biown, school nurse, testing hearing Our capable First Aid Staff, under the direction of Miss Ethel Brown, treats all illnesses from: Head- aches, toothaches, backaches, tummyaches, arid heartaches. Miss Brown and the staff are one of the busiest organizations in the high school. Sooted—Schriover. Standing—Schaefer, Shonting, Wilson, Zinsmeister, Britch Page Seventy-one MIRAGE STAFF Row 1—Poetow, Artiit; Anderson, Layout and Mounting: Shonting, Editor; Hale, Typing Row 2—Magill, Photographer; Wilson, Layout and Mounting; Robson, Sports Editor; Hart, Ass't. Sports Editor AN EDITORIAL The 1956 Mirage has an obligation to fulfill to you, the students of Lancaster High School. Our decision was that the book should be written to satisfy your needs and desires. Through pictures and written material we hove presented the administration and classes. We have reviewed the events of the year with special attention given to those who made the events and to those who participated in them. Through this alternation of written and pictorial records, we wove our story of the year, relating the activities of clubs ond ideals of the individuals that hove added to another chapter in the history of the high school. To you, the students, we extend a hope that this Mirage will be treasured not just as a book of pictures and printing, but rather as representing one year of our life. And if, os the years pass by, this Mirage becomes a source of pleasant mem- ories of life and love at L.H.S., then our efforts shall not hove been in vain. Joan Shonting Editor Page Seventy-two Presenting Miss Sally Rodman, Mirage Queen Th® Court—Left to Right—Susie Lehew, Sophomore; Sharon Wilson, Junior; Sally Rodman, Queen; Kay Vance, Senior; Carol Schwendeman, Freshman Page Seventy-throo School Life Pictorials Did you bond it? Lucky you! Don't crowd. Cool, man! Pretty posies. Do you understand? Poge Seventy-four DEVELOPING SPORTSMANSHIP Poge Seventy-fivo Presenting Miss Phyllis Ward, Homecoming Queen The Court—Left to Right—Joyce Thomas, Freshman; Jo Ann Ackers, Junior; Phyllis Word. Queen; Joan Shonting, Senior; Sherie Swinehort, Sophomore Page Seventy-six STORIES IN PICTURES After the coronation. What’s in tho box? One that didn't do so well. Homecoming Queen and attendants. Does it bite? One that did worse. Page Seventy-seven THE BRAINS BEHIND THE BRAWN Top Row—Henry Leckrone—Freshman and Resorve Football; Ralph Crook—Faculty Manager; Tony Martin—Head Baseball Bottom Row—Jim Posey—Varsity Football; Earl Jones—Reserve Basketball, Freshman Football, Track: Larry Peterson—Athletic Director, Head Football, Head Basketball, Golf; John McVay— Varsity Football, Freshman Basketball, Track; Jim Papritan—Equipment Manager. Freshman and Reserve Football Coach Papritan Quite a catch, Mr. Peterson! Mr. Crook admires his hobby. Mr. Mcrtin admires the Catskills. Coach McVay pulls lor shore. Say cheese, Mr. Leckrone. Coach (Pegleg) Jones shows us how! Mr. Posey Page Seventy-eight PIGSKIN TOTERS 1st row (I. to r.)—Brady, Eichorn, Phillips, Pairan, Aucrsman, Cavanaugh, Fosnaugh, Hedges, Graf, Reid. 2nd row (I. to r.)—Coach Peterson, Coach Posey, Swett, Ross, McNew, Corn, Hines, Matz, Strewn, Helber, Coach McVoy. Coach Jones. 3rd row (I. to r.)—Kerns. Mgr.; Kiger, Standiford, Houston, Patton, Noll, Baughman, Lynch, Mad- dux, Kroner, Mgr. 4th row (I. to r.)—Poling, Bradford. Carlisle, Waddington. Smith, Miller. Snyder, Mgr. Lancaster 6 6 Lancaster .0 Ironton ... 18 Lancaster .... 12 7 Lancaster . . .13 Marietta .... .... 7 Lancaster . 28 Dover .... 7 Lancaster 54 Coshocton . . . . . . . 0 Lancaster 64 Cambridge . . .... 0 Lancaster . . . .... 13 21 Lancaster 14 Newark ... 7 Lancaster's Golden Gales placed second in the C.O.L. race last fall. Although Coach Peterson's charges had some difficulty in the early season, being tied by Logan and beaten by Ironton. they romped through five straight games unbeaten. Then after losing a hard-fought game to Zanesville 21 to 13. came back in the last game of the season to defeat Newark 14 to 7. Mr. Peterson and his assistants should be com- mended for a very good season. Page Seventy-nine SENIOR ROSTER Eichora Cavanaugh Fosnaugh Aucerman Snyder Head Manager Graf Poge Eighty 56 FOOTBALLERS C.O.L. Team—All Ohio Team—All American Team Ted Aucreman—Back—Key—All Jim Hedges—End—Key—All C.O.L. Keith Eichorn—End—Key Dale Brady—End—Key Don Phillips—Tackle—Key—All C.O.L. Team Tom Gral—Tackle—Key Jim Fosnaugh—Guard—Key—All C.O.L. Team Randy Pairan—Guard—Key Don Cavanaugh—Back—Key Bobo Reid—Back—Key Chet Swett—End—Letter Bob McNew—Tackle—Letter Joe Helber—Tackle—Letter Jim Kiger—Guard—Letter Bill Poling—Guard—Letter Don Anderson—Guard—Letter Logan Hines—Center—Letter Earl Standiford—Center—Letter Sam Strewn—Back—Letter Rich Bradford—Bock—Letter Mike Noll—Back—Letter Larry Baughman—Back—Lettor Don Mattux—Back—Letter Jim Matz—Back—Letter Managers Dick Snyder—Head Manager—Letter Doid Kerns—Letter Mike Kroner—Letter Row 1—H. Hammer, Custer, Hart, Clay pool, Milsom, Brehm, DeMart, Ross, Thrush Row 3—Clendenman, Simpson, Hazelton, Clark, Littrell, Woolever, Goss Row 2—Russell, Mgr., Coach Papritan, Martin, Felton, Perry, Row 4—Hilliards, Strawn, Garrabrandt, Lamm, Frazier, Nus- LeFever, VanCuren, Weaver, O'Dell, Eaton, Brooks. baum, Hale, Waters Coach Leckrone, T. Hammer, Mgr. Page Eighty-ono SCENES FROM A FINE SEASON Mr. Touchdown moots opponent. Cavanaugh for ten! Sophomore salute. Sideline conference. Baughman bow(l)s over. Guess who? Pre-game practice. Page Eighty-two HARDCOURT ACES Row 1—Kroner, Mgr., Balser, Keller, Hall, Geiger, Swett, Fairchild, Holliday Row 2— Hedge, Cavanaugh, Phillips, Eichorn, Leohncr, Boll, Coach Peterson Records Lancaster . 58 Logan . 45 Lancaster 45 Chillicothe 56 Lancaster . 48 Marietta 42 Lancaster 58 Dover 52 Lancaster . 62 Portsmouth 67 Lancaster 47 Cols. Linden McKinley . 55 Lancaster 67 Coshocton 60 Lancaster 67 Cambridge . 56 Lancaster . 49 Newark 68 Lancaster 54 St. Marys 53 Lancaster 69 Zanesville 67 Lancaster . 64 Chillicothe 41 Lancaster 52 Marietta 60 Lancaster 58 Dover 65 Lancaster 62 Coshocton 74 Lancaster 66 Cambridge 68 Lancaster 54 Newark 58 Lancaster 67 Zanesville . 64 The Gales' basketbollers had a fairly good season, winning nine ball games and losing nine. Against C.O.L. opponents, they also had a .500 mark, winning seven and losing an equal amount. Mr. Peterson should have a fine team again next year with six lettermen returning. Page Eighty-three MEET THE GOLDEN GALES John Leohner—Key Paul Arledge Jim Hall—Key Bill Fairchild—Letter Bob Holliday—Letter Don Cavanaugh—Key Tom Boll Miko Kroner, Mgr. Alan Geiger—Key Phil Keller—Letter Ron Balser Keith Eichorn—Key Page Eighty-four GOLDEN GALES IN ACTION Little Gales score again. Time out for a coke. Spangler up lor two. Big Bear's ballet. Help 'em out, Ed. Mom's night. Two more lor Leohnor Page Eighty-five Halltime Hepcats! UP AND COMING STARS RESERVES Row I—Winegardner, Mgr.; Leohner, Baughman, Matz, Smith, Spangler, Noll, Baler, Mgr. Row 2—Coach Jones .Robinson, Hart. Thrush, Lamb, Claypool, Glaze, Eichorn FRESHMEN Row 1—Hammer. Graham Row 2—«linker, Woolever, Truog, Hilliard, Clark, Fisher, Martin, T. Miller, Hazolton, Judd, Kitchen Row 3—Black, Mgr.; Jones, RuH. Ellinger, Phebus, Nusbaum, Campbell, Boyd. Conrad, Coach McVay Row 4—Weover. Sprague, S. Miller, Felton. Jadwin, Rymer, Rollie, Mgr. Pago Eighty-si HORSEHIDE HURLERS Row 1—Thomas. Reid. Kellor. Seesholtz, Baughman. Hall, Smith Row 2—B. Tipton, Kendrick. Leohner, D. Tipton, Holliday, Fairchild Row 3—Coach Martin. Wilkins, Mgr., Henderson. Mgr., Bangham. Mgr., Dworkin, Mgr., Coach England Spring Sports Awards Mr. Martin turned out the best baseball team in the last seven years. After a questionable start, they began working together and advanced to the regionol finals. The teams had a seasonal record of 12 wins and 6 losses, including six tournament victories and one defeat. The Gales compiled a team batting average of .271 which can be con- sidered good in any league. Coach Martin looks for a fine group of boys advancing from the reserves for the 1956 season. BASEBALL: Tom Kendrick—Key; Dick Tipton—Key; Mo Thomas—Letter; Jerry Seesholtz—Letter; Bob Tipton—Let- ter; Larry Baughman—Letter; Jim Hall—Letter; Robert Reid—Letter; John Leohner—Letter; Charles Ruff—Letter; Lynn Wotzel—Letter MANAGERS: Roger Reese; Dick Yoder TRACK: Jack Combs—Key: Joel Secoy—Key; Charles Lunsford—Key; Martin Robson—Letter; Jim Hedges—Let- ter; Paul Valentine—Letter; Charles Bensonhaver—Letter; Jim Walter—Letter; Richard Bradford—Letter; Don Mad- dux—Letter MANAGERS: Roger Reese; Dick Yoder GOLF: Ken Waugh—Letter; Keith Eichorn—Letter; Charles Perry—Letter; Miko Showalter—Letter; Bob Clover —Letter Page Eighty-seven SPRING SPORTS ROSTERS R°w 1—Yoder, Mgr., Valentine, Simpson, Lunsford, Robson, Spangler, Secoy, Combs, Maddux, Carper, Reese, Mgr. Row 2—Coach Jones, Waddington, Broolcer, Walter. Jolly, Matz, Graf, Coach Cole, Hedges, Lope, Jenkins, Clay- pool. Bradford, Patton, McNew, Coach McVay TRACK The Golden Gales thinclads only won one meet last year, but in the eyes of coaches McVay, Jones, and Cole, the season was successful. In every dual meet, the Gales came through with first and second in the distance events. The Gales had the C.O.L. mile and half-mile champion and runner-up. Also they had two state finalists. Martin Rob- son was the S.E.O. District 880 champion and Charles Lunsford was the runner-up in the mile. GOLF This spring the Gales look for a better win-loss record. The golf team, coached by Mr. Peterson, had a successful season considering their inexperience. They had a record of five wins and five losses in the season play. They were a surprise second-place finisher in the Central Ohio League meet. They managed to place third in the Southeastern Ohio District Meet. Left to Right—Coach Peterson, Rosier, McAllen, Vanscoy. Perry. Showalter, Waugh Pogo Eighty-eight SPRING SPOTLIGHT One down, nine to go. Baughman takes a high throw. Lunsford comes homo first. State finalists tie. Joel warms up. All out effort. Combs up and over. Kendrick digs for home. Pago Eighty nine Tame at the start. WE ALL GET A CHANCE The boys' phys. od., taught by Mr. Lockrone. had a very active agenda this year. Their program included football and volleyball in the fall, basket- ball in the winter, and the spring sports in the latter part of the year. These sports helped the boys to achieve team spirit and good sports- manship. Also throughout the year, Mr. Leckrono instructed the boys in group games which helped promote indivi- duality. Mrs. McCauley and the G.A.C. officers had a care- fully planned program during the past year. This program included volleyball, basket- ball. bowling, badminton, and ping-pong. These games were participated in by the girls after school and at noontime. The girls received points by playing these games toward their G.A.C. awards. Pago Ninety GYM LEADERS Row 1 — McKittrick, Gorey, Boy, Woigond, Foster, Smith, Britch, Potterson, Cavanaugh, Poetow, Al- vis Row 2—Lukcr, Torrence. Page. Mc- Candlish, Henderson, Stephons, Clark, Wells, Reese, Brown, White- ley Row 3—Short, Maddux, LaVeck, Mrs. McCauley, Hedges, Phillips, Mr. Leckrone, Reid, Thomas Row 4—Rood, Yates, Bowers, Mc- New, Corn, Hines, Cavanaugh, Pickett Row 5 — Ruble, Aucreman, Graf, Hoover, Keller. Leohner, Arledge, Valentine, Brady, Fosnaugh G. A. C. Row 1—J. Carder, Parish, Bess, Hen- derson, Sec., Reese, Treas., Mrs. McCauloy, Kiger, Pros., McCond- lish, V. Pres., Stephens, Caldwell Row 2—Wells. Deotz, Waugh, Sit- terley, Hade. Wilson. Page, Spraguo Row 3—Leohner, Sheppard, S. Card- er, Embrey, Clark, Gehres, Griffin, Weigand, Anderson, White Row 4—P. Ward. Reynolds, Molten- kamp, Whiteley, A. Conrad, Ma- thews, Snoke Row 5—L. Ward. Vance. Burt, Foath- erolf, Van Meter, C. Conrad, Thrush, Anderson Row 6—Agosta, Paulin, Arent. Work, Lehew, Hansley, Kendrick, Jessup, Hedrick G. A. C. Row 1—Kisor, Bates, C. Graf, Baker. Ackers. Torrence. M. Graf, Stra- ley. Smith, Lahrmer, Kroner, Pae- tow, Congrove Row 2—J. Clark, V. McCandlish, E. Wright, Zinsmeister, Shonting, J. Smith, Brown, Hizey, Kochensparg- er, Mauger, Lape Row 3—Korns, C. Hale. Moore. Bow- man, Walter, Spangler, Robinson, Schaefer, Kammeror, Richards, Wil- son, Mrs. McCauley Row 4—Whitcroft, Boy, Williams. Baumgardner, O'Bryan, I. Wright. Crook, Drew, B. Clark, Kerns, Claar, Neeley. Henderson, Mad- dux. Lucas, McBroom Row 5—Gorey. Foster, Hedges. Fog- el, M. Smith, Mormon, L. Halo, Cavanaugh, Saunders, Patterson, Appel Row 6—Hand, Beougher, Bean, Den- ny. Flood, Combs, Coffman, Lewis, Dilliard, Durst, Evans, McKittrick, Alvis Row 7—Van Curen, Doctor, Hill, Hendershot, Reed, Noble, Strawn, Miller, S. Wright, Short, C. Smith Page Ninety-one TEAM BOOSTERS Left to Right—Deeds, Paulin, Wells, Lahrmer, Conrad ALMA MATER Oh. Lancaster, our Lancaster Our high school so dear We praise thee. Alma Mater Thy name we love to hear. Oh, Lancaster, our Lancaster Long may she rule in fame Here's a toast to old Lancaster Long live her name. STAND UP AND CHEER Stand up and cheer. Cheer loud and long for old Lancaster. For today we raise The Purple and Gold above the rest, Our boys are fighting. And they are bound to win the fray; We’ve got the team (we've got the team). We've got the steam (we've got the steam). For this is old Lancaster's day. (RAH. RAH, RAH) Pag© Ninety-two 'ROUND ABOUT L.H.S. Watch out, Mr. Brown. Merely gossip. Down in front! Here take it quick! Spectators Having fun? Something interesting? Hey! Studying hard? Page Ninety-three CANDID CAMERA The Deep River Quartet. An apple break? We need one more! Smile for the photographers. Enjoying your studies? Miss Harris's little helper? Page Ninety-four TEACHER ROSTER LOWRY. FRED W.. Principal KIRK. HOWARD E., Ass’t. Principal ATEN. MINNIE. English 10 and 11 ATEN, PAUL. Plane' Geometry. Math. I I and 12 BEAL. C. NEWTON. Girls and Boys Chorus. A Cappella Choir BEAVERS. R. M., Ohio History. Economic Geog- raphy. Speech. Dramatics. English II. T. and I. English BOGER. DAVID. Algebra 9 CARR. CATHERINE. English 9 and II. School Paper COLEMAN. RAY, American History, Civics CROOK. RALPH. Biology DUBBERT. ROBERT. Orchestra. Assistant Band Di- rector DUNCAN. MARY LEE. English 9 and 10. Mirage ENOCH, C. R., American History. World History ENT. DOROTHY. Art Crafts. Art Desigr, Fine Arts GABLE. JOSEPH. Chemistry. Physics GRIFFITH. GRACE. English 12. Latin 10, II, 12 HARRIS. CASSIE, Librarian HEDGES. GOLDA. Latin 9 and 10 IRICK. EARL. General Math JOHNSON. GRACE. Spanish 9. 10. II. 12 JONES. EARL, Science 9 and 10. Aviation KEARNEY. HUGH DAVID. Band Director. Music KESSLER, CHARLES. Algebra 9. Plane Geometry. Science 9 KING. ERMA. Typing II and 12. Record Keeping LECKRONE. HENRY. Boys Gym MARQUIS. ELVA, Science 9. Family-Social Rela- tions. Homemaking MARTIN. ANTHONY, Industrial Arts 9 and 10. Metal Shop I I and 12 McCAULEY. HANNAH. Girls Gym McCURDY. FLORA. Shorthand. Typing II and 12 McVAY. JOHN, Business English. General Business. Recordkeeping MECHLING. PAUL. Voc. Ag. 9. 10. II. 12 MILLER. PAUL J.. Biology. Science 9 NAFZGER. BERTHA. Home Ec. 9 and 10. Clothing II and 12 NEAL. RALPH. Machine Shop. Related Subjects NEELEY. IDA MARIE. English 9 PAPRITAN, JAMES. Driver Education PARENT. MERLIN, Typing II. Selling and Low. Office Practice PEER, A. R., Industrial Arts 9 and 10. Wood Shop 11 and 12 PETERSON. LARRY. Health. Civics PRATT, STANLEY. American History RANSOM. MARY. English 9 REED. BARBARA. Home Ec. 9 and 10. Foods 11 and 12 SHERRICK. CARLTON. Machine Shop. Related Subjects SHOWER. C. G.. Drafting 9. 10. II. 12 STILL. WILLIAM. English 10 WAUGH. PEARLE. Guidance Director, Science 9. English 10 WENGER. PAUL. Civics WILSON. E. J.. Bookkeeping II and 12 ZINSMEISTER, EMIL. General Math. General Busi- ness Page Nin«ty-five SENIOR INDEX Agosta, Donna—Commercial: Student Council 4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3. 4: Choir 4: Intromurals 1,2.3.4 Alexander, David—Industrial Arts: T I 3.4 Alfred, Mithoff — College Preparatory; Student Council 3: Lotin Club 2- Science Club 4; Bond 1.2: Boskotboll 1.2: Bosoboll I; Track 2: Hi-Y 4 Alvis, Betty—Commercial; F.H.A. I; Y- Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Lead- ers 3.4: Office Stoff 4: Intromurals 1.2.3.4 Anderson, Ginger—Commercial: F.H.A. I: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Gym Leoders 3: Choir I; Office Stoff 4: Intromurals 1.2.3.4 Anderson, Lois — College Preparatory G.A.C. 2,3.4: Future Nurses 4: In- tromurals 1,2.3 Arent, Barbara—Commercial: Y-Toon I. 2.3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; Choir 1.2.4; Intra- murols 1.2.3.4 Arledge, Paul — Commorciol: Student Council 1.2: Gym Leoders 3: Bosket- ball 1.2.3 Ashbrook. Juliette — Commercial; Win- chester. Indiana: Y-Teen I; Choir I; Intromurals I Aucreman, Ted — Commercial; Gym Loaders 4; Football 1.2.3.4 Austin, David—Commercial Azbell, Joseph E.—Commercial; Base- ball 2.3.4 Azbell, Joseph H. — College Prepara- tory; Berne Union. Ohio: Millersport. Ohio: Student Council 3: Honor So- ciety 3.4: Big Brothers 2: M.P.S.O. I; Basketball 3: Track 2: Camera Club4 Bash, Elizabeth—Commorciol: F.H.A. 4 Botes. Ruby — Commercial: Student Council 3: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. I. 2,3.4; Office Stoff 4; Intromurals 1.2. 3.4; Secretarial Club 4 Baumgardner. Alice — Commercial; Y- Toen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Choir I; Office Stoff 4; Intromurals 1.2,3.4: Secretarial Club 4 Beckley, Donald—Industrial Arts Bope, Terry—Commercial; Bosketboll I: Bosoboll I. 2 Bowers, Dale—General: Gym Leaders 4: Hi-Y 4 Bowman, Janet—Goneral; F.H.A. I; Y- Teen 1.2.3,4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Future Nurses 4; Intromurals 1.2,3,4; Camera Club 3.4 Brady, Dale — Industrial Arts: Gym Loaders 3.4; Footboll I.2.3.4: Bosket- boll 1.2.3 Brady. Dean—College Proporotory Brannon, Bill—College Preparatory: Stu- dent Council 2.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brothers 3.4; Bond 1.2.3: Key Club 2.3,4; Engineers Club 4 Breckonridgc, Mary — Commercial; F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teen 1.2.3: G.A.C. 1.2. 3: Intromurals 1.2.3.4 Breckenridge, Robert—Industrial Arts: Big Brothers 2.3,4: Mirage Stoff 3: Hi-Y 3: Key Club 4 Brewer, David—Voc. Ag.: F.F.A. 1.2.3 Britch, Jean — College Preparatory: F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2,3.4; Gym Leoders 3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4; Choir I; First Aid 4: Intramur- als I.2.3.4 Buchanan, Rose—Commercial: Choir I. 4; Intromurals 1.2 Burnside, Jack—Industrial Art:: Band I. 2.3,4: Orchestra 3: Baskotball I: Hi- Y 4; Pep Bond 2.3.4 Burt. Gaye—Colloge Preparatory: Lotin Club 2: Y-Teen 2.3.4; G.A.C. 4; Future Teachers 3: Choir 2,3.4; Intro- murols 2.3.4: Camera Club 3 Coldwell, Mary — College Preparatory; Honor Society 4: Lotin Club 2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Scienco Club 3; Bond 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Orchestra 1.2. 3.4: Choir 1.2: Intromurals 1,2.3.4; Line of Scrimmage 4 Calton. Phyllis—Commercial Campbell, Edward—Industrial Arts: V.l. C. 3.4; Camero Club 1.2.3.4 Capron, Carl — College Preparatory: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2: Big Brothers 2.3.4; Bond 1.3: Hi-Y 3.4; Key Club 2.3.4; For Pete's Soke” 3: Line of Scrimmage 4; Engineer's Club 4 Carder, Sally — College Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4; Los Caballeros 2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Methalian Club 3: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Sci- ence Club 2.3.; Future Teachers 2.3; First Aid 3: Intromurals 1.2.3.4: Fog on the Valley 2; Christmos Gift from Heaven 3: “For Pete's Soke 3: Line of Scrimmage” 4 Carpenter, Leona—Commercial: F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teen 3: G.A.C. I.2.3.4; Intra- murals 1,2.3.4 Carper. Golden—Trades ond Industries: Band 1.2: T l 3.4; Camera Club 3.4 Cattran, James—Commorciol: Band 3.4: Choir 1.2.3.4 Cavanaugh, Donald — Industrial Arts: Student Council 1.2,3.4: Big Brc hers 3.4; Gym Leaders 3.4; Footboll 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Key Club 4 Church, Shirley—General Clark, Chris—College Preparatory: Lo- gon. Ohio I: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2; G.A.C. 3.4; Gym Leaders 4: Bond 2.3: Future Teachers 3.4: Or- chestra 2.3: Intramurals 2,3,4; Christ- mos Gift from Heaven 2: For Peto's Soke 3: Line of Scrimmage 4 Page Ninety-six SENIOR INDEX Clark, Jean—College Preparatory; Hon- or Society 3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Toen I; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Science Club 4; Band 2,3.4; Purple and Gold Staff 2.3: Orchestra 2.3.4; Choir 1,2: In- tramurals 1.2,3,4 Clover. Robert — College Proporotory: Los Caballeros 2.3,4; Goll 1.2,3.4: Football 3 Coffman, Mary—Commercial G.A.C. 2. 3,4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4 Collins, Moi—Trades and Industries: Student Council 3; M.P.S.O. 1,2; T l 3.4 Combs, Nancy—Commercial; F.H.A. I. 2.3; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Usherettes 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Congrove, Juanita—Commercial; F.H.A. 1,2; G.A.C. 3.4; Intramurals 1,2.3.4 Conrad, Connie—Commercial Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 4: Intramurols 1.2.3,4 Conrad, Gary—Industrial Arts: Stago Crew 2: M.P.S.O. I Cordle, Paul—Industrial Arts: Berne Union, Ohio Coss, Paul — Trades and Industries: M.P.S.O. 1.2; V.I.C. 3.4 Darbaker, James—College Preparatory; Band 1.2.3,4; Orchestra 2.3: Baseball 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4 Darfus, Herbert—Industrial Arts: F.F.A. 1.2; V.I.C. 3.4 Daubonmire, Susanna—General; Future Nurses 1,2,3 Davis, Jim — Trades and Industries: Stage Crew 1; T l 3,4 Deeds, Linda—Home Economics: Library Staff I: Intramurals 1.2 Deetz, Carol — College Preparatory- Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2: Los Caballeros 4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1.2,3; Future Teachers 3.4; Usherettes 2.3.4; Intro- murals 1.2.3.4: Fog on the Volley 2; Line of Scrimmage 4 Delong, Kenneth—Trades and Industries: Football I: Basketball 1,2; Basoball I; T l 3.4 Denney, Marie—Commercial: F.H.A. I. 2.3: G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4 Diddle, Ronald—Trades and Industries: V.I.C. 3.4 Dilliard, Paul — College Proporotory: Football 1,2 Driver, Sharon—Commercial; F.H.A. 1,2 Dworkin, Michael—Colloge Preparatory: Latin Club 4- Los Caballeros 2.3.4: Big Brothers 3,4: Baseball Manager 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; Key Club 4 Eck, David—College Preparatory; Stu- dent Council 3.4; Latin Club 2; Li- brary 3 Eichorn, Keith — College Proporotory: Studont Council 1.4: Gym Leaders 4: Band 1.2; Orchestra 1.2; Footboll 3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 4 Elam, Sandra—Commercial; F.H.A. 1,2: Intramurols 1,2 Embrey, Honor—Colloge Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sisters 3.4; GA.C. 1.2.3.4: Science Club 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3: Office Staff 4: Usherettes I.2.3.4; Intramurols 1.2. 3.4 England, Kenny—Commercial Fahrer, Clifford — College Preparatory: Bond 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3: Track 1.2.3 Fahrer. Roger — College Preparatory: T l 3 Fairchild, Douglas — College Prepara- tory; Student Council 1.3; Latin Club 2: Honor Society 4; Big Brothers 3.4: Gym Leaders 3: Basketball 1,2,3: Base- ball 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 3.4: Engineers Club 4 Fetherolf. Barbara — College Prepara- tory: Circleville. Ohio 3: Los Cobol- leros 3.4; F.H.A. I; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: Gym Leaders 3: Science Club 3: Band 1.2; Office Staff 4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4; Comero Club 3 Figgins, Martha—College Preparatory: Los Cabolleros 2: Y-Teen 1.2: Bond 1.2; Choir 4: Intramurols 1.2 Fisk. Barbara — Commercial: Belloire. Ohio 1.2; Choir 3.4 Flora, Michael—College Preparatory: Bond 1.2.3.4; Hi-Y 4: Comero Club 4 Fosnaugh, James—Industrial Arts: Stu- dent Council 3; Gym Leaders 3; Foot- ball 1.2.3,4 Friesner, Georgia—Commorciol; F.H.A. 1,2; Intramurols 1.2.3 Franke, Richard—Industrial Arts Garrabrant, Linda—Commercial; New- ork High School, Newark. O. Offico Staff 4; Secretarial Club 4 Gehres, Blanche—College Preparatory; Latin Club 1.2.3.4; F.H.A. I: Y-Teen 1.2,3,4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Future Teach- ers 2,3,4: Comero Club 4; Intramurols 1.2,3.4; Line of Scrimmage 4 Geiger, Alan—College Preparatory; Los Cabolleros 2.3: Big Brothers 2,3.4- Gym Leaders 3: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Baseball 1.2 George, Patty—Commercial; F.H.A. 2: G.A.C. 1.2 Graf. Thomas — College Preparatory; Gym Leaders 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball I: Track 2.3.4 Graf, Norma—Commorciol Page Ninety-seven SENIOR INDEX Hade, Mary—Collego Preporotory: Hon- or Society 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sisters 3.4; Metholion Club 3,4: Y- Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Teochers 2,3.4; Purple ond Gold 2.3.4; Choir 1,2.3.4; Usherettos 2.3.4; Intro- murals 1.2.3,4 Hole. Carol—College Preparatory: Hon- or Society 4; Lotin 2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2. 3.4; G.A.C. 2,3.4; Gym Leaders 3: Future Teachers 2.3.4: Miroge 4; In- tramurals 1.2,3.4 Hall. James—College Preporotory: Stu- dent Council 2: Honor Society 4: Los Caballeros 2.3; Big Brothers 3.4; Gym Leaders 3. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Boseball 1.2.3.4: Hi-Y 3.4 Hammer, David—Commercial: Stage Crew 3: M.P.S.O. 2.3: Baseball 1.2.4 Hawkins, Delmar—Industrial Arts: Foot- ball 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Hozelton, Jon—College Preparatory; Lotin Club 2: Big Brothers 3.4; Basket- ball Manager 1,2,3; Trock 2; Hi-Y 3.4; For Pete's Soke 3: “Line of Scrim- moge 4 Heath. Donald—Industrial Arts; F.F.A. 1.2 Hedges, Charles—Industrial Arts; Choir 1.2.3.4 Hodges, Janice—Commercial; Laurel- ville, Ohio 1.2: Bond 1.2,3,4; Choir 1.2 Kroft (Helser), Linda — Commercial; F.H.A. I; Y-Teen 4; Choir 4: Intra- murols 1.2.4 Helser, Gene—Commercial: Gym Lead- ers 3: Choir 1.2,3.4; Cofeteria Stoff I: Football I Henderly, Delores—Commercial; Cafe- teria Stoff I Henderson, Zoe Ann—College Preporo- tory: Los Caballeros 2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leaders 4; Mojorett© I.2.3.4; Science Club 2.3.4; Future Teochers 2,3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Henkener, Jerry—College Preporotory; Lotin Club 4; Baseball 2 Hines, Mary Jo—Commercial; Intramur- als I; Secretarial Club 4 Hoch. Nancy—College Preporotory: Stu- dent Council 2: Future Nurses 1.2.3.4; Intromurols 2 Hoffman, Don—Industrial Arts Hoffmon, Gerald—Industrial Arts; Foot- ball 1.2 Hoover, Monte — College Preparatory; Gym Leaders 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 4: Orchestra 2,3.4; Choir 4; Hi-Y 3.4; Pep Bond 1.2.3.4 Huston, Kay—Commercial; Logan. Ohio 1.2.3; Office Stoff 4 lies, Linda—Collogo Preparatory; Y- Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3; Mojorotto 1.2,3: Future Nurses 1,2.3,4; Choir I; Intramurals 1,2,3 Inboden, Ruth — Commercial; Logan Ohio I Isaacs, Doris—Commerciol Jessup, Robert — College Preparatory; Student Council 3: Big Brothers 3.4; Football 3; Hi-Y 3,4; Camera Club 2.3; Trock 2.3 Johnson, Alice—College Preparatory: Lotin Club 2; G.A.C. 2,3; Future Nurses 1,2,3; Intramurals 1.2 Johnson, Barbara—Commercial; Bremen. Ohio 1.2 Johnston, Marjorie—Commercial; F.H.A. I; G.A.C. 1.2; Office Stoff 4; Intra- murals 1,2 Karcher, Lowell—Industrial Arts; Foot- ball I Kennody, Larry—Industrial Arts; Choir I Page Ninety-eight Kerns, Bob—College Preparatory; Stu- dent Council 2; Honor Society 4; Big Brothers 3.4; Gym Leaders 3; Bond I.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3; Choir I. 2.4; Hi-Y 2.3.4; For Pete's Sake 3: Line of Scrimmage 4; Key Club 2.3.4; Pep Bond 2.3.4 Kiger, June—College Preporotory; Stu- dent Council 1.4; Honor Society 3.4: Lotin Club 2.3.4; Big Sisters 2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3,4; Science Club 2,3.4; Band I, 2,3.4; Future Teochors 2,3,4; Orchestra 1.2,3; In- tramurals 1.2,3.4 Kline, Charles—College Preporotory Kluz, Paul—College Preparatory; Cam- eron. West Virginio I; Football 2.3: Basketball 2 Kriglein, Dean—Commercial Lope, Phyllis—Commercial; F.H.A. 1.2; Y-Teen 3; G.A.C. 2.3.4 Laveck. Jack—Industrial Arts: T l 3.4 Laveck, Bill—Commerciol; Gym Leaders 3.4 Leohner, John — College Preparatory; Gym Leaders 3.4; Basketball I.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Leohner, Joyce—Commercial; G.A.C. 1.2 Lescalleet, Donna — Commercial; Los Cobolleros 2 Lindsey, Shirley—College Preporotory; Student Council I; Choir 4; Intra- murals 1,2 Lollis, Sue—College Preparatory; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; Orchestra 2.3; Choir 1.2,3.4 Luker, Carol—Commercial; Gohonno. Ohio 1.2: G.A.C. 4; Gym Loaders 4: Intromurols 2.3.4; Choir 2 Lynch, Kay—Horn© Economics: F.H.A. I; G.A.C. 2.3; Intromurols 1.2.3 Magill, Kenneth—College Preporotory; Millersport. Ohio I; Purple ond Gold Staff 4: Choir I; Mirogo Stoff 4: Library Staff 3: Football 2: Camera Club 4 Martin, Mo —Industrial Arts: Student Council I; T l 3.4 Mathews, Vivian—Commercial; F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.C. 3.4: Choir 4; Library Staff 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Mosser, Gary—Trades ond Industries: T l 3.4 Mattox, Grace—Commercial; Office Stoff 4: Intramurols 4 McAllen, Henry—College Preparatory: Honor Socioty 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4; Scionce Club 2.3; Bond 1.2.3: Purple and Gold 2,3,4; Orchestra 3: Baseball I: Track 3: Golf 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Camera Club 1.2,3: Pop Band 1.2.3.4: Lino of Scrimmage 4 McCafferty, Shelby—Commercial. Som- erset. Ohio 1,2 McCall, Janice—Commercial: Cofotorio Stoff 4 McCandlish, Betty — College Proporo- tory: Honor Society 4: Los Cabolleros 2.3.4: F.H.A. 1.2: Y-Teon 3.4: G.A.C. 1.2.3,4: Gym Leaders 3.4; Intramurols 1.2.3.4: Camera Club 4; “Line of Scrimmogo 4 McCrery, Pauline—Home Economics: Li brory Stoff 3.4 McGee. Jack—Industrial Arts McNeil, Robbye — Commercial; South Bloomingville. Ohio: Cofoteria Staff 4; Orchestra 2 McNew, Robert — College Preporotory: Dearborn. Michigan 1,2: Gym Lead- ers 4; Football 3.4: Track 3: Hi-Y 2.3.4 Messinger, Gary—Commercial SENIOR INDEX Milbaugh, Tom—Trades and Industries: T l 3.4 Miller, Danny — College Preparatory: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 4: Bond 1.2,3.4: Purple ond Gold Stoff 3.4; Camera Club 4; For Pete's Soke 3: Line of Scrimmage 4 Miller, Carolyn — Homo Economics: F. H.A. I; Intramurols 1.2 Moe, Dick—Industrial Arts: Millersport. Ohio I Moellenkamp. Betsy—College Prepara- tory: Latin Club 2: Y-Teen 1,2.3.4: G. A.C. 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3: Office Staff 4; Usherettes 2.3: Intromurols 1.2.3,4; Camera Club 3 Moore. Bob — Commercial: Amesville. Ohio: Choir 1.2.3: Basketboll 1.2: Bosoboll 1.2 Moore, James—Industrial Arts: Stage Crew 1.2.3: M.P.S.O. 1.2.3: Football 1.2: Track I Moore, Wilda—Commercial Student Council 2: Los Caballeros 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Future Teachers 3: Future Nurses 4- Choir 1.3.4: Office Stoff 4: Usherettes 2.3: Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Neal, Ralph—Commercial Neibling, Robert—Gonorol Nicholls, Thomas—Commercial Nichols, David—College Preparatory: Student Council 3: Honor Society 3.4- Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Brothers 3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4: Orchestra 4: Hi-Y 3.4- Key Club 2.3.4 Nicolia, Nina—College Preparatory: F.H.A. I: Future Nurses 2.4; Intra- murols 1.2 Nicolia, Phyllis—Commorciol; F.H.A. I: Intromurols 1,2 Nutter, Helen—College Preparatory: Future Nurses 1.2.3.4: Office Stoff 4 Ochs, Daniel — College Proporotory: F.F.A. 1.2.3.4: Choir 3.4: Camera Club 4 Ogg, Earl—College Preporotory Paetow, Judy—College Preparatory: Los Coballeros 2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y- Teon 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4; Gym Lead- ers 3.4: Mirage Staff 4: Usherettes 3.4: Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Pairan, Randy — College Preparatory Student Council 1.3: Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 1.2: Big Brothers 3.4: Choir I; Football 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3: t i-Y 3.4: Engineers Club 4: DeMoloy 3.4 Parent, Carl—College Preporotory: Big Brothers 3.4; Baseball I; Hi-Y 3.4: DeMoloy 3.4 Paulin, Karen—College Preporotory: Studont Council 2,4; Honor Socioty 3,4: Latin Club 2: Los Caballeros 4; Big Sisters 3.4: Methalian Club 3: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Choer- leader 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1.2,3,4: Future Toachers 2,3.4: Purple ond Gold Stoff 4; Choir I: Intromurols 1.2.3.4: The Mustry of Mouldy Man- nor I: Line of Scrimmage 4 Poxton. Nancy—General Rockbridge. Ohio 1.2 Peace, Larry—Industrial Arts; T l 3.4 Peck, Jeanne—Commercial F.H.A. I: G.A.C. 2.3: Y-Teen 4: Library Staff 3: Intramurols 1,2.3.4; Secretarial Club 4 Phebus, Dick—Commorciol: Circlevillo. Ohio 1.2.3 Phillips, Don—College Preporotory: Gym Leaders 3,4; Choir 1.2: Football 1.2. 3.4: Basketball 1.2.3: Baseball 1.2: Track 1.2.3: Hi-Y 3.4; For Pete's Sake 3; DeMoloy 2.3.4; Line of Scrimmage 4 Poge Ninety-nine SENIOR INDEX Pittman. Walter—Industrial Arts Potts, Nancy—Commercial: Intro murals I Powers, Paul—General: Choir 1,2,4: Stage Crew 4: Football 3: Basketball 1.2: Track 4 Price, Minnie—Commorciol: Cofeterio Staff I: Library Staff 4 Purcell. Larry—Industrial Arts Purtiman, Paul—Industrial Arts Reed, Tom—College Preparatory: Gym Leaders 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Basketball I; Key Club 2,3.4 Reese, Patty—Collogo Preparatory: Big Sisters 3.4: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.C. 1.2. 3.4; Science Club 1.2.3: Band I.2.3.4: Future Nurses 2.3,4; Orchestra 1.2.3: Choir 1.2: Intramurals 1.2.3,4: Lino of Scrimmage 4 Reeves, Danny—Industrial Arts Reid, Bobo—Industrial Arts: Gym Load ers 4; Footboll 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Reid, Roger—Commercial; Gym Lead- ers 4: Footboll I; Track 4 Reynolds, Joyce — Gonorol; Student Council I; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2. 3.4: Bond I; Future Nurses I.2.3.4: Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Robinson, Lois—General; F.H.A. I: Y- Teen I.2.3.4; GA.C. 1.2.3.4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Nurses 3.4: Office Stoff 4: Intromurols 1,2.3.4; Comoro Club 4 Rodman. Sally — Commercial: Studont Council 3: Big Sisters 2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2,3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4: Office Staff 4: Intromurols 1.2.3.4; Secretarial Club 4 Romans, Drexyle—Industrial Arts Roof, Charles—Trades and Industries' Student Council I: Big Brothers 3.4; Gym Leaders 3: Baseball 1,2.3.4; In- tromurals 1,2,3 Routt, Arthur—Commercial Choir I; Stage Crow I; Cafeteria Stoff I: In- tromurols 1.2 Ruble, Miriam—College Preparatory: Future Nurses 3.4: Orchestra 1.2.3,4: Choir 1.2.3.4 Ruff, Sue—College Preparatory: G.A.C. 2.3: Future Nurses 2: Intromurols 1.2: Camera 4 Saddler, James—College Preparatory: 8ig Brothers 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2: Hi- Y 3.4; Key Club 2,3.4 Sargent, Alice — Colloge Preparatory: Futuro Nurses 2.3: Library Staff 4; Intromurols I: Camera Club 4 Schaofor, Judy — College Preparatory: Latin Club 2: Y-Toon 3: G.A.C. 1.2. 3.4: Band 1.2,3.4: Future Nurses 2.3.4: First Aid 4: Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Schriever, Martha—Collogo Preparatory: Latin Club 2,3,4; Y-Toon 1,4; Future Nurses 2.3,4; First Aid 4: Intramurals 1.2.3: Camera Club 4 Seimer, Neil—Industrial Arts: T l 3.4 Shank, Carlton—College Preparatory: Western Reserve Academy. Hudson. Ohio I; Honor Socioty 4; Bond 2.3,4: Choir 2.4; Hi-Y 3.4; Key Club 3.4: Line of Scrimmage 4 Sheets, Jerry—General: Gym Leaders 3; Baseball 2 Shepard. Lana—College Preparatory: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4: Band 3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; Future Nurses 2: Choir I: Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Shonk. Harold—Industrial Arts Shonting, Joan—College Preparatory; Student Council 2.3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sisters 3.4: Y-Teen 1.2.3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2,3.4: Mirage Stoff 3.4; First Aid 4; Intro- murols 1.2.3.4; For Pete's Soke 3: Line of Scrimmage 4 Short, Jim—General; Band 1.2.3.4: Or- chestra 2.3; Stage Crew 3.4; Footboll I: Hi-Y 4 Showalter, Milne—Colloge Preparatory: Los Caballeros 1,2,3: Band 1,2; Bos- ketball 1.2: Baseball 1.2: Golf 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4; Line of Scrimmage 4 Simonton, Jerry—Trades and Industries: T l 3.4 Sitterley, Nancy—Collogo Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4: Big Sisters 3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Sci- ence Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2.3: Purple and Gold Staff 2.3.4; Choir I; Intro- murals 1.2,3.4; For Pete's Soke 3: Line of Scrimmage 4 Smith, Don—Trades and Industries Smith, Loretta — Home Economics: F. H.A. 2; Choir 1.4 Smith, Vaughn—Industrial Arts Snedden, Bob—Commercial; Athens, Ohio 1,2.3: Snoke, Charles—Industrial Arts Snoke, Marilou—General; Y-Teen 2.3.4 G. A.C. 3.4; Choir I; Library Stoff 4; Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Spangler, Joyce—General: Y-Teen 1.2. 3.4: G.A.C. 2.3.4: Bond 1.2.3.4; Fu- ture Nurses 3.4; Office Stoff 4: Intra- murals 1,2.3.4: Camero Club 4 Sprague, Gerald—Industrial Arts StompHc, Richard—College Preparatory: Student Council 1.2: Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2: Big Brothers 3.4: Motholion Club 2.3: Science Club 2: Bond 1.2.3.4; Future Teochcrs 4: Purple and Gold Staff 2.3: DeMolay 2,3.4; Happy Journey 3: For Pete's Sake 3: “Line of Scrimmage 4 Starner, Norma—Commercial: New Lex- ington. Ohio 1,2 Stephens. Judie—College Preparatory: Methalion Club I.2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2. 3,4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Gym Leaders 4: Science Club 2.3.4; Future Nurses 1.2. 3,4; Choir 1,2: Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Page One Hundred SENIOR INDEX Strohm, Dole—College Proporotory; Bond 2.3; Mirage Stoff 3; DeMolay 2.3.4 Stukey, Richard—Collego Preparatory Thomas. James—Collego Preparatory Mexico City. Mexico I: Arlington. Virginia 2; Honor Society 3.4; Los Caballeros 2.3.4; Future Teachers 4; Line of Scrimmage 4; Key Club 2.3.4 Thomas. Max — College Preparatory: Latin Club 2; Gym Leaders 3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4 Thrush. Judy — College Preparatory; Y- Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; Gym Lead- ers 3; Future Teachers 4; Choir 4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 Tipton. Robort — College Preparatory; Latin Club 2: Mirage Staff 3; Base- ball 1.2.3.4 Tucker, Fred—Industrial Arts Tyler, Phyllis—Trades ond Industries: Bond 1.2; T l 3.4 Vance, Kay—College Preparatory; Los Caballeros 4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; Choir I; Camera Club 4 Vongundy, David—Commercial Choir 1.2.3.4 VanMeter, Sharon — Collego Prepara- tory; Los Caballeros 2.3,4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Band 3.4; Fu- ture Teachers 3: Future Nurses 4; Choir 3,4; Intramurals 2.3.4 Ventresca. Ronnie—Commercial Walker. Gene—College Preparatory- Logon. West Virginio I; Baseball 2 Walter. Betsy — College Preparatory; Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Science Club 3: Band 1,2.3.4; Future Teoch- ers 3.4; Office Staff 4; Intramurals I. 2.3.4 Walter. Geraldine—Home Economics: F.H.A. 1 Walter. Jim—Collego Preparatory; Foot- ball 1.2; Track 2.3.4 Word, Lois—Collego Preparatory; Los Caballeros 2,3.4; Y-Teen 1,2.3,4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Gym Leaders 3: Science Club 3; Usherettes 2.3.4; Intromurols 1,2.3,4; Camera Club 3 Ward. Phyllis—-General; Student Coun- cil 1.2.3,4; Honor Society 4: Los Caballeros 2.3: Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teen 1.2,3,4; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Gym Loodors 3; Band 1.2,3: Future Teachers 4: Orchestra 1,2.3: Secretarial Club 4 Waugh, Jeon — College Preparatory: Honor Socioty 3.4; Lotin Club 2,3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Methalian Club 2.3: Y-Teen I.2.3.4; G.A.C. I.2.3.4; Band I.2.3.4; Future Teachers 3.4; Orches- tra 1.2.3: Choir 1.2.4; Weiss, Judy—College Preparatory; Lot- in Club 3.4; Y-Teen 1.4; G.A.C. 2.3: Future Nurses 2,3.4; Intramurals 1,2,3: Camera Club 4 Wells. Sally—General; Honor Society 4; Los Caballeros 2.3.4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teon 3.4; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Gym Leaders 3.4; Cheerleader 3.4; Science Club 3: Purple and Gold 4; Choir 1.2,3.4; Intromurols 1.2,3,4 Westfall. Pat—Commercial Westfall. Paul—Commercial: M.P.S.O. 1 Westhoven, Ronald—General; F.F.A. I. 2.3.4 White, Thelma—College Preparatory- Latin Club 2.3,4; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4; Gym Leaders 3: Intromurols 1.2,3.4; Camera Club 4 Whiteley, Betty—College Preparatory: Honor Society 3.4; Lotin Club 2.3.4: Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teen 1.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Gym Leaders 4; Bond 1.2.3,4: Future Teachers 3.4; Orchestra 3,4; Intromurols 1.2,3.4 Widener, Mary—Commercial; G.A.C. 2- Intromurols 2 Wiegand, Eloise—General F.H.A. 1,3; G.A.C. 2,3,4; Gym Leaders 4; Future Nurses 2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3,4 Wilkins, Charles—Trados ond Industries: T l 3.4 Wilkins, Robert—Collogo Preparatory; Chillicothe. Ohio I; Baseball 2 Williams, Frances—Commercial; Choir I Wilson. Jacqueline—Commercial; Choir 1.2.4 Wilson, Sharon—Collogo Preparatory- Los Caballeros 4; Y-Teen 1,2.3.4; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Future Teachers 2.3.4- First Aid 4; Usherettes 3.4; Intra- murals 1.2,3.4 Wilson. Ted—College Proporotory: Big Brothers 3.4; Science Club 4; Bond 1.2.3.4; Mirage Stoff 3.4; Engineers Club 4 Wolh. Carol — Commercial; Y-Teen 1: Intramurals 1,2,3 Woolever, Kenneth—Trades ond Indus- tries: Bond 1,2; Cofetoria Staff 1.2: T l 3.4 Work, Jo Ann—College Preparatory: Honor Society 4; Latin Club 2.3.4; Y-Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Science Club 4: Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2. 3.4; Intromurols 1.2,3.4; For Pete's Soke 3; Line of Scrimmage 4 Wright, Ida—Commercial; F.H.A. I; Y- Teen 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; Choir I: Intromurols 1.2.3.4; Secretarial Club 4 Zinsmeister, Dolora—College Prepara- tory; Honor Society 3.4; Latin Club 2.3,4; Big Sisters 3.4; Y-Teon 1.2.3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4; Science Club 1.2.3: Band 1.2,3.4; Future Nurses 2.3,4: Orchestra 1,2.3: Choir I; First Aid 4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4 Schirm, Gary—Industrial Arts; Gym Leaders 3 Griffin, Judy—College Preparatory: Lat- in Club 2; G.A.C. 2.3.4; Band 2.3; Science Club 3; Future Teachers 2.3.4; Intromurols 1.2.3.4 Page One Hundred one CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 6— Freshmen start Stranger In Paradise” 7— Upperclassmen start They Put Me On The Chain Gong 8— Boys' Mixer Man to Man 9— Meet the team—Gales vs. Portsmouth Mr. Touchdown U.S.A. 15— Girls’ Mixer Shake, Raffle, and Roll 16— Gales vs. Logan (6-6) Back to School dance Getting To Know You 23—Gales vs. Ironton (Lan. 0 - Iron. 18) My Defenses Are Down 26— Election of Class Officers To Think You've Chosen Me 27— Selection of Junior Class rings You Like? 30—Gales vs. Chillicothe (Lan. 12-Chill. 7) A Young Man's Fancy OCTOBER 7—Gales vs. Marietta (Lan. 13 - Mar. 7) Dad's Nite The Victors 14—Gales vs. Dover (Lan. 28 - Dov. 7) Fair vaca- tion 12-14 How Lucky You Are 21—Gales vs. Coshocton (Lan. 54 - Cos. 0) Homecoming Dance Let’s Do It Again 28— Gales vs. Cambridge (Lan. 64 - Cam. 0) Ramblin' Wreck NOVEMBER 3— Honor Society Induction Oh Happy Day” 4— Gales vs. Zanesville (Lan. 13 - Zan. 21) Stouthearted Men 10— Open House I'm Gonna Walk Right In And Make Myself At Home I I—Gales vs. Newark (Lan. 14-New. 7) Armistice Day Half As Much 17— Football Awards Assembly You've Got To Be a Football Hero 18— Senior Ball Silver Bells 22— F.F.A. Skating Party Let The Good Times Roll 24—25—Thanksgiving vacation Turkey Trot 29— Lancaster vs. Logan Tippin In DECEMBER 2— Lancaster vs. Chillicothe (Lan. 58 - Chil. 56) Accidents Will Happen 9— Lancaster vs. Marietta (Lan. 48 - Mar. 42) I'm Sitting On Top Of The World 16— Lancaster vs. Dover (Lan. 58 - Dov. 52) G.A.C. Dance Santa Claus Is Cornin' To Town 17— Lancaster vs. Portsmouth (Lan. 62 - Port. 67) All The Way Home I Cried 20—Lancaster vs. Linden-McKinley (Lan. 47 - Lind. 55) Must I Cry Again” 23— Christmas Assembly It’s Beginning To Look Like Christmas 27—Lancaster vs. Coshocton (Lon. 67 - Cos. 60) If I Were A Bell 30— Lancaster vs. Cambridge (Lan. 67 - Cam. 56) Never Smile At A Crocodile JANUARY 3— Back from Christmas vacation Let's Start The New Year Right 6—Lancaster vs. Newark (Lan. 49 - New. 68) Go Fly A Kite 10— Lancaster vs. Lan. St. Marys (Lan. 54 - St. Marys 53) Messin’ Around 13—Lancaster vs. Zanesville (Lan. 69 - Zones. 67) Be Sure There’s No Mistake Page On© Hundred two CALENDAR 20— Lancaster vs. Chillicothe (Lon. 64 - Chil. 41) It's The Natural Thing To Do End of first semester. Scholarship Test I’ve Forgot More Than You’ll Ever Know 21— Lancaster vs. Marietta (Lan. 52 - Mar. 60) Stormy Weather 27—Lancaster vs. Dover (Lan. 58 - Dov. 65) Tell Me Why FEBRUARY 2— T I Banquet When It’s Toothpickin’ Time In False Teeth Valley 3— Lancaster vs. Coshocton (Lan. 62 - Cos. 74) Cheatin' On Me” 10—Lancaster vs. Cambridge (Lan. 66 - Cam. 68) Band Concert The Music Goes 'Round and ’Round 17—Lancaster vs. Newark (Lan. 54 - New. 58) F.H.A. Dance I Can’t Forget It Can You 20—F.F.A. Skating Party Tumbling Tumble Weeds 22— Washington's Birthday Count Your Blessings 23— Senior Class Play The Greatest Show On Earth 24— Lancaster vs. Zanesville (Lan. 57 - Zan. 54) I’m Never Satisfied MARCH 3—District Solo Contest All Alone All By Myself” 15— Tenth Grade Party Aloha La No O Maui 16— Operetta by choir Catch Our Act At The Met 17— District Band Contest New Ashmolean Marching Society And Stu- dents Conservatory Band 22— Basketball Banquet Seems Like Old Times 23— F.F.A. Banquet Country Style 30—Good Friday Be Still, My Soul APRIL 2— Easter vacation Enjoy Yourself 5— F.F.A. Banquet—American Legion Essay Awards Readin', Writin', And ’Rithmetic 6— Junior Prom Bring Back The Thrill I I—Honor Society Induction Happy Habit 12—Military Ball The Natives Are Restless Tonight 18-19-20—Registration Where Does It Get You In The End? 27—Junior Play One Night Of Madness MAY 3— G.A.C. Banquet Auntie Skinner’s Chicken Dinner 4— Spring Music Festival Say It With Music 9—Ninth Grade Party Rock Around The Clock 11-12—Band Festival Cool And Crazy 17— Style Show Oh You Beautiful Doll 18— Junior-Senior Reception Moments To Remember 22— All City Band Concert Once Upon A Tune 23— Senior Exams Too Long 25—Senior Class Nite The Last Roundup ’ 27— Baccalaureate These Are The Things I Remember 28— Final Exams I’ll Get By 31—Graduation—Alumnae Banquet On Our Parting Day See You Later Alligator Page One Hundred three MIRAGE INDEX ADMINISTRATION Board of Education .................... 8 Principal ............................. 7 Superintendent ........................ 6 ATHLETICS Baseball ..............................87 Basketball ............................83 Cheerleaders ..........................92 Coaches ...............................78 Football ..............................79 G.A.C., Gym Leaders....................91 Golf ................................. 88 Homecoming ............................76 Intramurals ...........................90 Track .................................88 BUILDING 2 CALENDAR .96 CLASSES Freshman ..............................34 Junior ................................26 Senior ................................ 9 Sophomore .............................30 CLUBS Cafeteria, Stage ......................70 First Aid .............................71 Future Teachers, Nurses ...............65 Hi-Y, Key Club ........................69 Honor Society, Big Sisters, Brothers 66 Library, Office .......................63 Purple and Gold. Usherettes, Camera 67 Student Council .......................64 Y-Teens ...............................68 DEPARTMENTS Art ...................................45 Business Training .....................60 Driver Education ......................59 English ...............................40 Home Economics ........................54 Latin .................................42 Mathematics ...........................53 Music .................................46 Science ...............................51 Shop and Drafting .....................56 Social Studies ........................44 Spanish ...............................43 Vocational Agriculture ................58 FACULTY ROSTER 95 MIRAGE INDEX .104 MIRAGE QUEEN 73 MIRAGE STAFF 72 MOUNT PLEASANT. 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