Lexington High School - Lexian Yearbook (Lexington, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

X . ...n4 ' .uunl uv' ,vw ,ww- Q2 'o f - . ' ' iv,-2:: ':,r's' ' ' -' JA -if 4 -Qai-:-, QS, ,, JRE THE LEXIAN 1957 Presented by THE SENICR CLASS Lexington High School L gi Oh O Annual Staff fi A 'fs ADVISOR ADV. COMM. SPONSOR COMM. Howard L. Hofacre Bruce Appleby Sandra Swigart EDITOR Judy Meckes Mary Kay Gore William Crowl Norwood King MEMBERS ASS I', EDITOR Janet Walker Tom V011 Jennie Flick SNAPSHOT COMM. Joel Smaltz BUSINESS MGRS. Mary Williams David McCammon Newton Young Beth Hassig -' Jack Ridgeway Jack Harbaugh Shirley Corwin TYPISTS Ronald Armstrong Saundra Swigart Margaret Erwin M - Q- - - 'W r in-- a 1 x '- J- 1 1 .xdvlm inidfra fioni Board of Education -u! LEFT to RIGHT - Raymond Fulton, A. Clayton Eckert, W. G. Sanderlin - Clerk, C. H. Vanderbilt, Claude Gore - President, Virgil Bachelder - Vice President. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL RICHARD M. IRVHSI B.S. in Education Ohio State University vi,A. Ohio State University LOCAL SUPERINTENDENT HOWARD L. HOFACRE B.S. in Education Ohio State University M.A. Ohio State University 'U'-Q-.4 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT DALE B. KINNEY B.S. in Education Bowling Green University M.A. Ohio State University Q is tn.-., QR. High School Faculty Mr. ANDREW KNAPP Social Science, Speech Driver Training Mrs. JFANNE TAYLOR Commercial Subjects Mr. KENNETH ZIMMERMAN Vocational Agriculture Mrs. LENORE DAUGHERTY Home Economics Librarian Mr. JAMES R. DAVIS Social Science, History Mrs. NORMA STANFIELD Jlmior High General Science Biology Mr. ERNEST RABER Health, Physical Education Coach Mrs. LUCILE LAYNE Jtmior High English Mr. JERRY BISHOP Science, Mathematics Mr. MARK QUAINTANCE Science, Mathematics Mrs. LOIS CASTOR Junior High and Elementary Vocal Music Mr. EDWARD BEEBE High School Vocal And Instrumental Music Mrs. ANN ACKERMAN English and French Mr. FRED MOREY English and History Mrs. MARY MARTIN Girls Physical Education .L , Q, Mrs JANICE FORD School Employees Miss GLADYS LOGAN Superini:endent's Secretary f Principal 's Secretary if Xu Irs. ANNABELLE HESTON Cafeteria Cook if M1 Mrs. JFANETTE WIRICK Cafeteria Manager Mr. IRA DILL Chief Custodian MIS. ROSE STONE Mrs. MARIE CHALFANT Cafeteria Cook Cafeferia Cook Mr. JESS BELDING Mr. CLYDE ROSS Custodian Custodian -ar nnuu:i Q0 ? I Mrs. HELEN HERMAN Cafeteria Cook Mrs. J. W. YODER Custodian wi + N' Q .S air, X ,zerzwfz H ' W 4 E lg WQMIV' im ! , M xi 3' Aff Q f Q Afwi- . A us. IQ 1 ' an Sk K we an wwf P-Ml 4l , gm x' 'Q- wsil.. .nn Q we an vnu. Q - i -w f 9mmi:.,1u5.O Q - K . MA ' 'NXWNs'sQwAmN Q .- . ' u- V , Q X 7 +A- K W, .M W .. 55. A X K SW, R. w I f A' ,. Y,,.-- ANDREW I KNAPP The Semor Class IS happy to dedtcate dns 1957 Lextan to Mr Andrew I Knapp our class adv1sor teacher and fnend We are grateful for the many lessons whrch he has taught us both ln and out of the classroom and for the fnendly spurt 1n whtch he has always ac cepted us We are espec1a11y grateful for the frank op1n1ons and advlce whrch he as senror advrsor has gwen and whrch we feel have contnbuted so much to the general well berng of our class We s1ncerely hope that tlus book wtll always brrng hlm pleasant memorxes and that the future brrngs htm loads of good luck and happmess X xx 1 . . . . . . . ' . 1 I . . N x ' ' . . . . 1 . . . . . . Q xx . - . . . . . Qx . . . . X ,r I - ...if- ' V 1. W 'X ...af I Y JENNIE FLICK Crestview Junior High FTA 3,45 FTA Secretary 45 Class Secretary 45 X's Club 45 X's Club Vice President 45 Track Queen 35 Class Play, Assistant Director 35 Class Play 45 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Shelby Music Festival 3,45 Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 45 Librarian 4. Hobby - Being Serious Ambition - To get through college Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Flick SHIRLEY JEAN CORWIN Jean Class Treasurer 45 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals ,45 Lextette l,2,3,45 l Seniors WILLIAM EARL CROWL Bill Student Council 1,45 Band 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Basketball 15 Track 15253,45 Intramurals 3,45 County Music Festival 1,2,45 FTA 35 Pep Band 1,2,35 School Play 2,35 Class Play 3545 Annual Staff 45 Class Vice President 35 President 45 FTA Vice President 45 Di- strict Scholarship Tests 1,2,3. Hobby - Radio Ambition - To succeed in life Mr. 8rMrs. Robert A. Crowl School 15 Columbus North High School 2,35 RONALD VINCDIT ARMSTRONG Ron Student Council Vice President 45 Student Council 253,45 School Play 25 Class President 3, Class Vice President 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 High School Choir 45 Boys Glee Club 35 French Club 15 FTA 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball ,2,3,45 Track 354. Hobby - Sports Ambition - To graduate from college Mixed Chorus 15 Class Play 45 School Play 2 Annual Staff 45 X s Club 1,2,3,45 X's Club President 45 Home F Jnomics 1,25 County Music Festival 1,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 FTA Librarian 45 Voice of Democracy Winner 45 Junior Achievement Secretary 4. Hobby - Sports and Travel Ambition - Physical education teacher and see all the places of in- terest in U.S. Mr. 6zMrs. Charles Corwin Seniors DAVID L. McCAMMON Dave FFA 152,35 FFA Parlimentary Procedure Team 35 FFA Basketball 35 Basketball 1,25 Intramurals 3,4 5 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Journalism 45 Drivers Training 4. Hobby - Girls Ambition - Keeping up with my hobby EMMA JO McDONOUGH Jo Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 152,35 Girls Basketball 1,25 French 1,25 Lexettes Ensemble 1,2,3 5 Saxaphone Quartet 35 County Music Festival 152,45 Office Secretary 15 School Play 2,3545 Pep Club 25 School Paper 2. Hobby - Dancing Ambition - To work in the airlines or continue my dancing BILLY BALL Bill Staging Class Plays 3,45 Music 1. Hobby - Taking motors apart Ambition - Getting them back together again ' MARJORIE ANN Sl-IAFF ER Margie County Music Festival 1,2,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Home Economics Club 152,45 Pep Club 3. Hobby - Eating Hamburgs Ambition - To be successful Mr. 8zMrs. Junior V. Shaffer ll Seniors PAUL M. COCANOUR Coke Baseball 1,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 15 French Club 1,25 Class Play 3,45 School Play 35 FTA 35 Journalism 45 Intramurals 3,4. Hobby - Hunting Ambition - To do my best in whatever I try Mr. 8: Mrs. Milo Cocanour JANET A. WALKER Bows Reserve Cheerleader 15 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 Class Secretary 2,35 Student Council 15 X's Secretary 3,45 X's Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Home Economics 2,45 FTA 3,45 Class Play 45 School Play 25 Librarian 1,2,3,45 Bookmobile 35 Deleware Music Festival 2,35 County Music Festival 1,2,35 Annual Staff 45 Queen Attendant 2. Hobby - Kip Ambition -. To visit Switzerland Mr. and Mrs. James Walker JIM McLAUGl-ILIN Staging Class Play 3,45 Music 1. Hobby - Motors Ambition - To make them run SUSIE EDITH NEAL Susie X's Club 45 Home Economics 1,25 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 County Festival 1,2,3,45 Librarian 45 Pep Club 3,45 District Scholarship Test 2. Hobby - Taking Pictures Ambiton - To be a successful photographer Mr. dz Mrs. Roy M. Neal Seniors ROBERT BRUCE APPLEBY Applefoots Mansfield 1,25 Band 3,45 Pep Band 45 Senior Play 45 Cheerleading 35 Annual Staff 45 Journalism 35 School Paper 3. Hobby - Three guesses ......... QSandyj Ambition - To ge through Norwich Military College SAUNDRA KAY HERSHNER Hershy Home Economics 1,2,3,45 Home Economics Vice President 3,45 FHA County President 45 FHA 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 45 FHA Queen Attendant 35 Mixed Choir 1,25 County Festival 1,2 5 Librarian 45 X's Club 15 Journalism 35 Intramurals 1,2. Hobby - Drawing, painting and being with friends. Ambition - To live a happy life and be successful in whatever I choose to do. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hexshner DAVID BALPH Tait Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Mixed Choir 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Deleware Music Festival 3,45 County Mu- sic Festival 3,4. Hobby - Playing Trumpet Ambition - To Graduate BETTY LUCILLE HUVLER F1ash Mixed Choir 2,45 County Music Festival 2,45 Intramurals 1,35 Home Economics Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 Htme Economics Parlimentarian 45 Class Plays 3,45 Librarian 3,45 Pep Club 3. Hobby - Writing and Square Dancing Ambition - To be a successful journalist Mr. and Mrs. James Huvler Seniors JACK RIDGEWAY Staging Senior Play 45 Annual Staff 45 Track 1,2,3,4. Ridgerunner Hobby - Photography Ambition - To get a darkroom ELIZABETH LINDA HASSIG Beth French Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 152,35 Band 2,3545 Pep Band 253,45 Lexettes 1,2,3,45 Journalism 45 Annual Staff 45 Office Secretary 45 Shelby Music Festival 2,3545 National Merit Scholarship 45 District Scholarship tests 1,2,3,4. Hobby - Music Ambition - To graduate from college ED DAVISON Slick Basketball 3 . Hobby - Autos Ambition - To get my diploma MARY FRANCES WILLIAMS Mary Intramurals 2,35 Girls Ensemble l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15253545 Class Plays 3,45 French Club 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 15 X's Club 15 Delaware Music Festival 15 County Music Festival l,2,3,45 DAR Test 45 Pep Club 35 Winner Alcoholic Anonymous Test 35 District Scholarship Tests 2. Hobby - Swimming and Basketball Ambition - I want to be an efficient secretary Mr. 8: Mrs. John Williams I4 i .-1 I ,l Seniors KENNETH GENE PURDY Gene FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Secretary 45 FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team 3,45 Reserve Basketball 1,25 and Intramurals 3,4. Hobby - Studying about agriculture and farming. 5 I Ambition - To make good in the Marine Corps and in farming. ' Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Touby SANDRA KAY SWIGART NSOHDCY' FTA 3,45 FTA Librarian 35 Student Council 3,45 Student Council Sec. 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Music Festival l,2,3,45 Del. Music Festival 45 Annual Staff 45 Queen Attendant 1,35 Class Treasurer 1,25 School Play 15 Class Play 35 Student Director of Senior Play 45 Ensemble 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 Scholarship 1, 2,35 and District Scholarship Tests 1,2. Hobby - Making happiness. Ambition - To travel around the world. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swigart RICHARD LEWIS Lewie Staging Class Play 3,45 Staging Student Council Play 3. Hobby - Horsing with electronics. Ambition - To make money. JUDITH ANN MECKES Judy McKinley 15Rushvi1le Indiana 25 Varisty Cheerleader 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Home Ec. Club 3,45 FHA 3,45 X's Club 3,45 Journalism 3,45 and Annual Staff 4. Hobby - Dancing Ambition - To succeed in my chosen career. I5 Seniors WILLIAM BROWN Ben Baseball 152,45 Basketball 1,2,45 FFA Basketball 35 FFA 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 FFA Parlimentary Procedure 3,45 State Judging 2 5 Drivers Training 45 Journalism 45 FFA Vice President 45 FFA Sec.. retary 35 Intramurals 3. Hobby - Sports Ambition - To own a red Ford Fairlane 500 convertible. MARY KATHRYNE GORE Mary Kay Annual Staff 45 Student Council 45 X's Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 15 Mixed Choir 1,2,35 Delaware Music Festival 1,2,3,45 County Music Festival 1,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 School Play 2,35 Class Play 45 Office Secretary 45 Librarian 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Girls Enxemble 1,2,3. Hobby - Music Ambition - To be successful Mr. Sz Mrs. Richard Gore DANIEL E. TUTTLE Dan Galion High School 1,25 Intramurals 3,45 Boys Chorus 3,45 FFA 3,45 FFA Scholarship Test 4. Hobby - Football Ambition - To coach a championship football team ALBERTA GLEISINGER Penny St. Peters 1,25 Home Economics 35 FHA 35 Intramurals 35 Mixed Chorus 3. Hobby - Eating Ambition - To be happily married. Seniors NEWTON YOUNG Newt A Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council Pres. 45 School Play 25Class Play 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 French Club 15 FTA 3, 45 Class Pres. 1,25 Wooster Scholarship Tests l,2,35 National Merit Scholarship Test 45 Boys Chorus 35 Mixed Chorus 45 and Annual Staff 5, 4. Hobby - Sports Ambition - To be successful. Mr. 8: Mrs. Howard Young Senior Class Play 4. Hobby - Eating and sleeping. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Boylan JOEL R. SMALTZ Choir 1 2,45 Class Play 3,45 Basketball Manager l,2,35 Baseball Man- ager 1,2,35 FTA 45 Annual Staff 45 French Club 15 Junior Achieve- ment 3,4 5 and Junior Achievement Pres. 4. Hobby - Playing the piano. Ambition - To become a successful teacher. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Smaltz MARY SUE WEAVER County Music Festival 1 2 4- Home Hobby - Driving around the square. Ambition - To be successful. Mr. 8:Mrs. Merrill M. Weaver 17 ,, Ee. and Pep Club a. ' W . N SANDRA KATHRYN BOY'LAN Sandy Band 1 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Pep Club 35 Home Bc. Club 1,2,3,45 County Music Festival 1,25 FHA 3,45 School Play l,2,35 and Ambition - To become a Private Secretary. Joel llMaryIl 1,2,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 THOMAS ELLIS VOLZ Tom Class Secretary 15 Basketball 1,2,3.45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Boys Chorus 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,45 Annual Staff 45 FFA 1,2,35 and Staging, Class Play 3,4. Hobby - Sports Ambition - To graduate from college Mr. 8zMrs. Wesley Volz ARLENE LOIS LARIMORE Leanie Home Economics 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,45 and ln- tramurals 1,2,3,4. Hobby - Helping others Ambition - To be a success Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Larimore NORWOOD KING Duke Basketball 25 French Club 1,25 Glee Club 35 Class Plays 3,45 Wooster Scholarship Test 15 Choir 45 and Annual Sta.H 4. b Takin free trips to Florida. Hob y - g Ambition - To be a doctor BEVERLY JEAN KILGORE Bev Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 County Musical Festival 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 3,45Li- brarian 45 French 1,25 Pep Band 35 and Pep Club 3.4. Hobby - Eating Ambition - Too succeed in life. Mr. 8:Mrs. Ralph R. Kilgore SUSAN GIBSON Susie' Cheerleader 1,25 X's Club 1,25 Journalism 35 Band 15 Chorus l,2,3,45 French Club 1,25 FTA 35 Girls Ensemble 1,2,35 Librarian l,2,35 Class Treasurer 3. Hobby - Music Ambition - To do whatever I do - well 18 SENIORS Seniors M .Wt JACK WILLIAM HARBAUGH Jake Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 FTA 3, President 45 Student Council 2,35 School Play l,25C1ass Play 35 Journalism, Co-Editor 45 Annual Staff, Business Manager 45 Delaware Music Festival 15 Glee Club 35 Chorus 1,45 French Club 15 Ohio University Ohio History Test County Winner 45 Wooster Scholarship Test 2. Hobby - Photography and Chess Ambition - To be a bachelor and an engi- neer. Mr. cSzMrs. William Harbaugh MARGARET LOIS ERWIN Maggie Band l,2,3,45 Mixed Choir l,2,35 X's Club 1, 2,35 French 1,25 Journalism 35 Girls Ensemble 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 County Festival 1,35 Intramurals 15 Distinct Scholarship Test 1,2,35 Pep Club 3. Hobby - Being with my friends Ambition - To be happy Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Erwin EUGENE DOWNS Eugene FFA 1,2,35 FFA Parlimentary Procedure Team 35 FFA Basketball 35 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4. Hobby - Women Ambition - To be a success. MIIDRED LOUISE NOBLET Millie X's Club 1,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,45 FHA 3 4- Home Economics President 4' Libra- ! P 3 rian 2,35 Intramurals 35 Pep Club 3,4. Hobby - Driving and Listening to Records Ambition - To be a beautician Mrs. Gladys Noblet NORMA MADDOX Lemon-Monroe High School 1,2,3, first sem- ester of 45 Journalism 4. Hobby - Horseback riding Ambition - To be a physical education teach- er. 19 N..- X ,.....--a-li- ' A Q .1 QL.-Ja, .I fx ,S S ,, -A f fe- 'S 'Q 'E - , A 9 ,XV iQ X fd, Q 1 ,w f ad., Oh Baby Mine So What? - Betty Huvler, born October 25, 1939 in Lexington, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. It got away - Jack l-larbaugh, born May 2, 1939 in Ashland, Ohio. Joined the class in the fourth grade. Perfect gentleman - Gene Purdy, born Sept. 23, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. I don't know - Bruce Appleby, bom May 6, 1939 in Akron, Ohio. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. Curly - Bd Davison, burn June 4, 1939 in Pittsburg, Pa.. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. Want to fight? - Newt Y Jan 4, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Now's my chance - Ronnie ong, Born Sept. 17, 1938 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Like the bow? - Saundra Swigart, born Feb. 24, 1939 in Manfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. I don't want to - Jennie Flick, born Aug 13, 1939 in Columbus, Ohio. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. Okay Shoot! - Arlene Larimore, born July 24, 1939 in Lexington, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. . Bashful - Alberta Gleisinger, born April 13, 1939 in Butler, Ohio. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. What's up there - David Balph, born Nov. 23, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Cudly - Saundra Hershner, born May 19, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the sixth grade. Boy! am I sleepy. - Susie Neal, born Sept. 15, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Peek-a-boo! Margaret Erwin, born Oct. 20, 1939 in Olive Hill, Ky.. Joined the class in the fourth grade. The sun is so bright - Tom Volz, born June 18, 1938 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the fifth grade. Look at the new outfit - Eugene Downs, Born Aug. 20, 1939 in Crestline Ohio. Joined the class in the seventh grade. You doll you - Mildred Noblet, born Oct, 16, 1938 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the clas in the fifth grade. Off to the races - Paul Cocanour, born Nov. 22, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joned the class in the second grade. I'm not too sure - Emma Jo McDonough, born Apr. 15, 1939 in Washington, Pa. Started with the class in the first grade. I started early - David McCammon, born Aug. 31, 1939 in Crestline, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Just call me smiley - Wm. Crowl, born May 18, 1939 in Alliance, Ohio. Joined the class in the sixth grade. Look at those socks - Bill Brown, bom Oct. 16, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Do I have to? - Marjorie Shaffer, born March 6, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Look at the bonnet - Shirley Corwin, born May 18, 1939 in Johnsville, Ohio, Started withthe class in thefirst grade. Watch the birdy - Sandra Boylan, born Aug. 14, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Hello chubby - Mary Kay Gore, born Sept. 15, 1939 in Mandield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. This is fun - Mary Weaver, born Sept. 29, 1938 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the fourth grade. You little devil - Bill Ball, bom Aug. 16, 1939 in Virginia. Started with the class in the first grade. Nice kitty - Duke King, Born June 10, 1939 in Lexington, Kentucky. Started with the class in the first grade. No teeth - Jim McLaughlin, born Oct. 6, 1938 in Huron, Ohio. Joined the class in the fifth grade. Look at all the hair - Beverly Kilgore, born Jan. 10, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. I Don't like this - Judy Meckes, born July 13, 1939 in Cadiz, Ohio. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. Aren't I cute? - Janet Walker, born March 28, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Hi - Beth Hassig, born Oct. 1, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the fifth grade. Look at me. - Mary Williams, bom Sept. 28, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. Look at that suit - Joel Smaltz, born July 19, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the fifth grade. Look at my nice coat - Susan Gibson, born April 2, 1939 in Mansfield, Ohio. Started with the class in the first grade. What a smile - Richard Lewis, bom Jan. 3, 1939 in Mandield, Ohio. Joined the class in the second grade. I-lot rod - Norma Maddox, bom Jan 31, 1939 in Madiera, Ohio. Joined the class in the twelfth grade. No picture - Jack Ridgeway, bom Dec. 10, 1939, in Mansfield, Ohio. Joined the class in the ninth grade. No picture - Dan Tuttle, born Apr. 28, 1937 in Galion, Ohio. Joined the class in the eleventh grade. 21 Alfv f. Senior Class Will I, MARGARET ERWIN, will my ambition to be a secretary to Loren Wiles, and my math book to anyone that's willing to take it. I, NEWT YOUNG, will my size 13 shoes to Terry Houston, and my three years on the varsity to Lyle Baker. I, SAUNDRA I-IERSI-ENER, will my tallness to Mary Davidson, and my pony tail to Carol I.n.k. I, RONNIE ARMSTRONG, will my ability to get caught hunching in lunch line to anyone daring enough to try it, and my hook shot to Jimmy Barr. I, JENNIE FLICK, will my cheerleading career to Jim Barr, and my seat in physics class to Lorene Wiles. I, TOM VOLZ, will my ability for keeping out of trouble to anyone who is nice enough to accept it. I, BETH HASSIG, will my height to Darlene Smith, and my love for pi to anyone who can stand it. I, EUGENE DOWNS, will my hot rod to Terry Hoffner, and my love for Mike Sowash to Phyllis Hershner. I, JAVIJIET WALKER, will my four exciting years of cheerleading to Janet Armstrong, and my parking abilities to Bev ilson. I, BILL BAIL, will my motorcycle to Mr.Knapp, and my chevy to the county truant officer. I, BETTY HUVLER, will my love for Driver's Training to Bob Caldwell, and my natural curly hair to Mr. Knapp. I, DAVID BAIPH, will my musical ability to Rusty Newcomer, and my Hot Six to Mike Sowasn. l, SUSIE NEAL, will my job in the Lexian restaurant to Beverly Cookie Brown, and my love for safe driving to anyone who can catch me. I, MARY WEAVER, will my bashfulness to Myron Shaffer, and my love for driving around the square to Janet Kil- ore. L DAVID McCAMMON, will my un-hot rod driving to Lowell Volz, and my clowning aroimd to anybody crazy enough to try it. I, ALBERTA GIEISINGER, will my love for school to Dick Diamond, and my ability to skip eighth period study hall to anyone brave enough to try it. I, JOEL SMALTZ, will my piano playing ability to anyone smart enough to accept it, and my love for business courses to John Appleby. I, SUSAN GIBSON, will my love for singing soprano to Dick Kinney, and my enjoyment of being a waitress to Lana Garverick. I, NORMA MADDOX, will my seat in the window to any unlucky junior who wants it. I, BEVERLY KILGORE, will my walking to and from school every day to Ethel Walker, and being late to school every morning to Barbara Cooper. I, GENE PURDY, will my record-keeping know how Qin Vo. Ag.j to Stanley Daugherty, and my jeep station wagon TO Mr. Davis. I, MARGIE SHAFFER, I, PAUL COCANOUR, sucker enough to take them. will my natural wavy, auburn hair to Jeanette Deschner, and my love for sled riding, es- will my senior math book to Janie Fuhrer, or to anyone who can do algebra and geometry. will my ability for staying out of trouble to John Appleby, and my books to anyone that is I,.SI-IIRLEY CORWIN, pecially in the winter, to Mr. Knapp. I, ED DAVISON, will my love for English to John Appleby. I, SANDY BOYLAN, will my success in having wrapped Brucearound my little finger to all the other girls that have tried. I, JIM McLAUGHLIN, will my Model A to the Driver's Education class, and my motorcycle to Mr. Irvin. I, ARLENE LARIMORE, will my 12 years attending this school to anyone who can stand it, and my grades in senior math to Barbara-Bostic. I, JACK RIDGEWAY, will my litereary ability to Mrs. Ackerman. I, JUDY MECKES, will my pony tail to Marcia Doehla, and my cheerleading position to Janie Fuhrer. I, BILL BROWN, will my ability to loose weight to Donald Schenk, and my basketball ability to Jim Etzwiler. I, SANDRA SWIGART, will my love for English class to my sister, Jacqueline, and my three years of going steady to Bev Wilson. I, BURCE APPLEBY, will my ability to play polkas and rock n roll music to Wilson Skelton. I, MILLIE NOBIET, will my four years of Home Economics to anyone who can stand it, and my diamond ring to Barb Morehead. I, JACK HARBAUGH, will my well used date book to Donald Schenk, and my Chevy to anyone who has enough money to keep it running. I, EMMA JO McDONOUGH, will my dancing ability to June Raney, and my first saxaphone part to Mike Jackson. I, DAN TUTTIE, will my ability to sleep in important classes to Dean Cobern. I, MARY WILLIAMS, will my worries to Lowell Volz, and my love of sports to my sister, Margaret. I, BILL CROWL, will my short hair to Neal Pierce and my music ability to John Appleby. I, NORWOOD KING, will my four years in French to Tom Burresson, and my first A at'Wooster to Mrs. Acker- man. I, MARY KAY GORE, will my duty of collecting absence reports to Rusty Newcomer, and my love for apple or- chards to Cynthia Oblinger. We, the SENIOR CLASS, will Richard Lewis to the class of 58 . 22 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beth Hassig Bill Crowl Superlatives T , T fn ' gi ., M r- ke v- ' SAST? w :ii 4 '-iwl W , . x 2531- in , ,, , ' Vsaw, CIASS CLOWNS Mary Kay Gore David McCammon BEST PERSONALITIES Jennie Flick Newton Young MOST TALENTED MOST BASHFUL Emma Jo McDonough Mary Sue Weaver Dave Balph Jack Ridgeway BEST IDOKINC BEST ATHIETES BEST DANCERS Saundra Hershner Shirley Corwin Judy Meckes Tom Volz B'11 B ' 1 :own Duke King Processional Invocation . . Music Scripture Reading . . . Music Class Sermon . . . Music Benediction . . . Recessional Q Commencement Speaker PAUL V. BARRETT Sixteen years a coach and YMCA secretaryg twenty years manager of the Ohio Oil Company: retired in 1949 to accept the position of Career Counselor at the College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Since he has been at Wooster Mr. Barrett has been very much in demand as a speaker at high school career days and other vo- cational guidance conferences. Before coming to Wooster Mr. Barrett lived at Findlay, Ohio where he was ac- tive in community affairs, sewing at various times as President of the Board of Educationg Trustee of Findlay Colleges President or the YMCAg member and vice-President of the Ohio-West Virginia Area Council of YMCA'sg President and District Governor of Rotary Intemational. O Baccalaureate Service High School A uditorium May Nineteenth Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Seven 8:00 PM . . . Rev. Herbert D. Burkhart . . . .Rev. Thomas Leibrand . . . .Rev. James R. Davis . . . .Rev. Herbert D. Burkhart l The Sixty-Second Annual Commencement Lexington High School Processional Invocation . . . Music Oration . . Music Oration . . . . . . . . . . Music Presentation of Speaker . ClassAddress......... Music Presentation of Awards . . . Presentation of Diplomas Benedlctlon . . . . . . . . . . High School A uditorium . May Twenty-Second Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Seven 8:00 PM . . . . Rev.Iohn Waite . . Class Valedlctorian . . . Class Salutatorian . . . .Howard L. Hofacre . . . . Paul V. Barrett . . . Richard M. Irvin . . . .Claude M. Gore . . . Rev. John Waite 2-l , n - f- - -r ' iv Class Prophecy The world of 3057 waited in breathless anticipation. The ruins of an almost forgotten 20th century civilization had been discovered and were in the process of being uncovered. The remains proved to be disappointing, how- ever. No record was found that would have proved to be of any cultural value. There were only the remains of a large brick building and a long flat stone with the strange inscription, LEXINGTON SCHOOL. The only thing of interest was a record kept faithfully by that ancient and learned scholar, Richard M. Irvin. This record was an ac- count of the development of the careers of the class graduating in 1957. Scholars translated the record as follows: Bruce Appleby became a great professor of English at a famous girls college. He often wrote letters to famous band leaders to express his opinions on their arrangements. Shirley Corwin became a great woman athlete. In the 1960 Olympics, she copped the title of the girl with the most freckles. Ed Davison, who comes from a long line of fighters, accomplished the impossible in a fifteen-round battle at Madison Square Garden. l-le defeated Rocky Marciano who gave him a hard fight in spite of his snow-white hair. Jack Harbaugh grew a long beard and became a hermit. He lived in a cave in the hills of Kentucky and made his living by making moonshine and selling it to Joel Smaltz. Margaret Irwin took up teaching as her profession. After her education was completed, she was offered a posi- tion at Vassar, but she turned it down in favor of teaching the third grade here at Lexington. Bill Ball raced motorcycles for a few years after his graduation, but later switched to automobiles. I-le was the first man to win at Indianapolis driving a kiddie car. Paul Cocanour became a famous explorer andmountain climber. One day, while he was climbing mount Ever- est for the seventh time, he captured a mermaid and brought it back to civilization. Sandra Boylan declared in her senior year that she hated men. She married one week after graduation and had six children, all of which were boys. Bill Crowl became President of the United States but was assinated at his inaugration by a mysterious figure in a black robe. Jack Ridgeway wrote short stories and poems, but none ever sold and he was reduced to selling pop bottles for a living. Judy Meckes did not cut her hair for twenty years. She finally married a barber who succumbed to temptation and who gave her a crew-cut. David Balph spent many years playing with third-rate bands in nite clubs. He finally got a band of his ovnm, though, and thereby became a fourth- rate band leader. Marjorie Shaffer and Mary Weaver became a famous comedy team. They have been compared to Mutt and J eff. Beth Hassig, being short of Statute, developed a stretching machine to gain height. She soon reached six feet, but was caught in a rainstorm and shrunk. Ronnie Armstrong's love for basketball won him a position with the Harlem Globetrottcrs. He never got to play much, though, so he formed his own team known as the Satellite Runners. Dan Tuttle began as a farmer, but later became president of a large dairy. When last heard of, he was trying to fill the holes in Swiss cheese with ice cream. Alberta Gleisinger remained an old maid throughout her life. She made her living by operating a home for stray cats and dogs. Saundra l-lershner directed her talents toward the field of modeling. She established a chain of clothing stores catering to tall women. Mary Kay Gore, being fond of orchards and its workers, became world's champion apple-picker in 1966. Betty Huvler and Susie Neal established themselves as proprietors of one of the country's largest junk yards. Bill Brown's ability to get along with the girls helped him to achieve success as a matinee idol. He starred in many pictures in which he was the only male. Beverly Kilgore and Arlene Larimore formed a team of sheep-shearers. They toured the country demonstrating their ability at state fairs. H Eugene Downs and Dave McCammon became singing bartenders at the famous Latin Quarter in New York. Tom Volz and Newt Young became great mathematicians. They enlarged upon Einstien's theory of relativity and were instrumental in preventing the third world war. Gene Purdy became a strong man in a circus Sideshow. In his spare time, he took a correspondence course in agriculture. Sandra Swigart became a recluse and wrote many books on such deep subjects as psychology and philosophy. Mary Williams, because of her literary ability, wrote campaign speeches for local politicians. Jim McLaughin, while mimicing Elvis Presely's guitar-playing one day, discovered the lost chord. Jennie Flick joined a circus and taught orphan monkeys good manners. Jennie always did have a soft spot in her heart for orphans. Dick Lewis took a fancy to classical music and became a famous violinist. Janet Walker, because of her cheerleading ability, became the first girl cheerleader at Annapolis. Emma Jo McDonough returned to Lexington several years after her graduation to teach the basketball players how to dance. Good for eo-ordination--so she said. Millie Noblet applied what she had learned in home economics and sold her home-made candy and chewing gum locally. Local dentists got rich overnight making false teeth for Lexington residents. Duke King became a great tree-surgeon but died of a broken heart when someone filed the teeth off his prun- ning saw. 25 Senior Play The Birds and The Boys CAST ' Adam Martin, an architect ........ 6 Cricket Martin, his wife . . Tex .......... Eyes .... . ................... W Debbie, the Adams' next-door neighbor , , , Beanie, her kid sister ............. Mrs. Barker , their mother ............ Mrs. Kluckholm, confined to a wheel chair . . Mibs ........................ Hank, . . Soapy ......... Leslie Chatterton . . . Hobart Worthen ................. Kim Kluckholm, head of the reformatory , , Ronald Armstrong . . . Judy Meckes . . William Crowl . . William Brown . . . Mary Kay Gore . . . Shirley Corwin . . . .Jennie Flick . . Betty Huvler . . Sandra Boylan Mary Williams . . . . Joel Smaltz , , , Janet Walker . , Bruce Appleby . . Newton Young Madge ....... ...................... S aundra Hershner Extras - ....... . . . Norwood King, David Balph, Gene Purdy Director .... . . . .............. . Mrs. Ann Ackerman Student Director . . . . . . Sandra Swigart STORY Cricket Martin, standing at the living room window beside her new husband, points toward the valley below. What lovely old buildings! Is it a monastery? T'hat's Youthville. lt's rather like Boys Town. You know -- where they put the best in the worst. From that moment Cricket's enthusiastic and perhaps too sympathetic heart is drawn toward the boys in the valley. At the same time two of the boys have been drawn toward the Mar- tins -- Tex, trying to identify an unfamiliar bird, and Eyes, trying to find something he can steal. Both accomplish their objcctivesg both learn to know Cricket, and Cricket learns from the girls next door, Debbie and her little sis- ter, of the local feeling against 'Youthville and of the attempt to drive it from the town. The play is of real people in a real world, grappling with our country's most disturbing problem, And yet it is a light-hearted play, with its moral never quite showing while it sets forth its belief in our youth and with a gay and courageous humor. 26 - 5 an : MS? CLASSES Junior Class Clyde Stringfellow Robert Crowl Lorene Wiles L 4' W .QU - K ' A- . Mary Lehnhart -- . :N bfff H ll . , :isigm - . ,- V .i,L:- 5 4 'Y f ' T3?lJiI': LM M ,Y as 3 Q' 5 f ' - we F QRS A Q ,,, X S E X r f 1: fr f 5 N Q., 0 ff Q if F K, ,A 0'-an I i , L In VK Richard Kinney Sue Garverick Stanley Daugherty Barbara Cooper Helen Carver C . U-. 3 Judy Grogg w, C C '- W .f r ,. K X A Q Darlene Smith Richard Cochran i gr I -,., C Cf., Cl ? K fig., 1 Q, ' ' : X r P2111 C01'dIeY Cynthia. Oblinger James Etzwiler Marilyn Edwards Ralph Mueller George V012 Arilla Shane Dean Cobem 28 Barbara Bostic Darmy Rinehart Jane Fuhrer EW Forest Foust we Q ,,.,, i ...ws I Nancy Linton James Sherman J 'UW , X l J R 5 i i Q: 99 ji -- Lois Burkepile Wilma Sturgill 1 Donald Shenk A -if 11 ,Q June Raney Syvilla. Enck Jean Haspeslaugh 9' -ATT! Nw- A c Q 5 A NP M, Janet Clapsaddle Myron Shaffer Patricia Rogers TIA' an ,Q nj s ,s , J J ,c A is 'Jr 'I-4 Ruth Ann Cramer Lowell Volz Marcia Doehla .. f ' I A Sandra Spayde Larry Gaul Ruth A.nn Hampton , Nl W A 47' '11 Q 6 W r we s ex? , 5 X ' Rose Kleri Phyllis Hershner Carol Walters Janet Kilgore .- tx A-sq, Patty Long Ruth Dill 9 -sl 1 Tom Pit-tenger V 2 u-4.5 Y W c A X, Donald Hopton 4 --ff,-f 1 Lewis Cooke Elsie Long 3 Sophomore Class ., JMR, .rf ,,,,,w J rw- 3 M, ' a' has oo 'if v M-ff T ix if S Siih N1 u i J .,.,. 1 ,Wax fl , 'ii Q ff A 5 .. 1 1 a I ,l l it .N ,y ,!E5,,! -Lg K ooo4 fb ' - 2' '- .',: 5 2E ': v..f-'X -Q , sr A R .'-,. S f .' J K t , -, Y ,-.., iff X 4 WT ,fi f l - - f .u,- 'X V' - ' 'f w. X iff it '74 'Z' J M N H R '36 -v ' gf -uk ' -ep, f . +A ky K- 'Y w-...aff J . . - ,gf , M' J 'QW 44 K K K gig, VH, . fi M ' Y. IN! lt! pe- M M, F Wg' fi' if ' 5 S77 .w ,. ' I ig , 5 g 1' - 'V W R - J, s vii S , ' X 5 K s 2-Q I . E--Q E ii! hz 1 Q - '1e1kfi r ROW 1 - Left to Right - Janet Blocker, James Barr, Patricia Stone, Gerald Morehead, Susan Swank, Gor- l McLa hljn, Phyllis Snavley, David don Jones. ROW 2 - Judith Ross, Ronald Carver, Ellen Jones, Wes ey ug B k r G Hatt Peggy Davis, David Smith, Marsha Turner, Dean Hamilton. ' h . ROW Hershner. ROW 3 - Kay a e , ary , ROW 4 - Doris McCoy, Earl Grubb, Carol Ink, David Oberlin, Nolene Thompson, Roger Daug erty 5 - Judith Stout, Robert Poth, Llana Weigler, William Tither, Ann McKinney, Otha Adkins. ROW 6 - Diane DeLaMa.rter, Larry Davidson, Margaret Williams, Norman Eckert, Mattie Whited, Larry Newcomer. f' ei B ...J X Q , , X N . K, .Ag . Ji, Xk.' A A AN .2 . O M In K, 5' ' ' , wt h . be R' L l Yi , N Q fi fu Ni K ri: 'S' , ,A A Q A! . an 1- f it 8 3 'ul A . Sssifv- if A PL , f f'y Ni: jx!! M , 1 . .Ac 3 1, , .. ,P . , Q '- QR rr: Q ef- 3. 4 -ff.- X--f' '49 . - , . K 5 'X Po' h K Q A is 5 liz.. -:N X J rx .Q-.-Q Q' .W q sa- az' J tx ,vs .., , in rea? , A , sr W . 0' ' , sf Q f U. J fi f- X? N' A ,Q 'hy s ,f cr A I- f A A, I Q0 .. A ,XO Y as my . . U, n , O ...fL,f 5-P 'Qfgrx 'L' 4 V V , , ,T ,n , J r ms. nl ROW 1 Left to Right - Judith Ink William Kayes, Elaine McGuire, Terry Houston, Judith Peppard, Ro- b Pr - . ROW 2 - June Yeager ,Richard Pittenger, Mary Davidson, Michael Jackson, Ethel Walker, ert yor Mike Piper. ROW 3 - Carolyn Doivvns, Jack Pittenger. Carol Baker, Neil Pierce, Betty Whited, Robert J li R b rt Richard Diamond Janice Har- Caldwell. ROW 4 - Marsha Thomas, Terry Hoffner, acque ne o e s, , ing David Carter ROW 5 - Audrey Matthews, Tom Burreson, Lana Garverick, Dale Turner, Laura Calen dine, Richard Kayes. ROW 6 - Phyllis Foust, Beverly Wilson, Patricia McDonald, Joan Murray, Mary Grubb, Karen Hamilton. 31 Freshman Class 7 is, FwIrs i7k i?5?ff 'ysxfkxlwz Ref! 2 rf , -. ,-.s, ' wir ' i ,X , I 1, 35 , I 6 2 f .,,,if iH new i r Q, ' ir ll l , is 2 -' N gift R -I its if ., avi! kk . - if 7, 4+ ... ' '- ps W H 1 His-. f M I .. ff -W e lp 'li I ,, .1 X L Q Y , j Sf R :gs-3 Q SQ -fr sf'- it Nw' ': -kv Lou f sw' , .L is s e K. fist? W X 'Q .. giieyw Y: L in L 0 r 'Q if-f -A-gfsof3s.:is,i'fr,iwi-, ' ,X R lfifii s'L. we ff- . L, L ., M Pr , .We V , . ' .zzlf 3 ' sr was-an-.i ri L L ' - - - tf 15, 335 , i e - A , , , V . - r ,L . as R . viz? W g J li , fn A .L L r 'fr J L .-A ' 'Q W 1 fl is it A Sb I 9, Ee it Mb g if. rf. r L , J ROW 1- Left to Right - John Kirschenheiter, Ricky Zumsteg, Iada Rinehart Barbara Cocauour FrankNau- mann, Linda Burger. ROW 2 - Sharon Marlowe, Richard Hamilton, Patricia, Staley, Jerry Zegcr, Jeanette Descher, Russell Bemiller. ROW 3 - Heinz Doss, Delores Cobern, Roger Hershner, Mary Sue Whited, Rob- ert Richter, Sharon Lewis. ROW 4- John Williams, Edith Whited Larry Bachelder Zcl F1 D , ma ynn on Ridgeway, Nora Mac Miller. ROW 5 - Carole Erickson, Robert Srreeringer, Margurilc Pierce, Lyfe Baker, Peggy Long, Michael Smallz. 32 wg -1 ' v t off f - 1, R f .ont S X if S . 5. --' p .,.,., s,,,,' -Y ,, ff -- x ' A 4 ,, Q4 , lx. A . .Ya 3' 1 ' . , I 7 N. id E -.4 P ' ,V '17 -, I 'S' a -:ff f-fr 5 J Q ,M . -ff we Q --ff -2 i N, is A 4 I gy Q: J- -T-'J .nv Lf X - or , -i X ew' J i .,, f x My Vg? q ml H V 'hi 4 in 115- I v-yi 1' gf' ' Q' t ,Q -it 16 ROW 1 - Left to Right - Ruth Ann Mclntire, Ivon Griffeth, Kay Utz, Paul DeLong, Jean Krotz, JohnApp1e by. ROW 2 - Judy Schuler, Brian Moore, Bonita Prosser, Darrel Walters, Joyce Larimore, Lowell Koppert. ROW 3 - Beverly Dailey, John Frank, Mary Morris, Jack Weaver, Nancy Carver, Alfred Scott. ROW 4 - Carol Collins, Eugene Huvler, Betty Mueller, Lowell Bower, Christine Hunter, Jim Davison. ROW 5 - Ros anne Bemiller, Raymond Morris, Barbara Kline, Colene Thompson, Sandra Barnes, Janet Enek. ROW 6 - Margaret Dean, Beverly Brown, Jean Vanderbilt. 33 if ifflzf' 1113 Q+LfiQ!fi,sfais1ff' ig Grade Eight ,sz was Imrf--fszjwz-gsgLgQgg,f A sf, F X A ,L A K I L it xx Q W, V55 A it Qs, if 1 is ,, ' . S-'av M . -no gm, 1 2 s-A 5 ,c R4 5 'A lr 2 f it or .rr , -Q.. gi ' X S 'QE as in iq vip. s 'Qi I r X 'X ,, xx li L an Q W' gif ROW 1 Left to Right Gary Young lrudy berhart Paula Cooper, Gary Erickson, Betty Kissell, Bernd Doss ROW 2 Carole Kmton, Richard Divelbiss L1nda Kinney, Danny Davis, Linda Shaffer, Charles Cor win ROW 3 Patsy Swank Richard Conley, Jackie Swigart, Edward Carver, Arla Jean McDonough John Ertlegeorge ROW 4 Barbara Morehead John Fuhrer, Rita Neal, Donald Popp, Patricia Newcomer, William West ROW 5 Juha Ritter Linda Stout Janet Schmidt, Sally Proctor, Jo Hartman, Carol Has r x- 'Bibi 'H -we we--f X Xxx, Q X' r , if f.. Rini, My ,, A i -ggff :lv - .-,. ' ' O 4. V' ' . , ' i i f -3 5, was . XXX -W5 4' vi llxrfqx Q, Q, K Q ' -h ...af A ....,. . 5 ,,', pw, K -. 4 if DN-.ff W qua' ' f: Ko r, I QQ' 5, 1, m-...Q J . . Ki'1 , uf Y? A4 - f N? as 1 r E - if g .f 'wif r l ROW l - Left to Right - Georgia Hendrickson, Larry Fisher, Gertrude llassman, Dale Burkepile, Anna Cou ker, Robert Sellers. ROW 2 - Sheila Diamond, Roger Kimmel, Carolyn Dailey, Stephen Sand, Kathleen Harbaum, Richard Sand. ROW 3 - Sandra Rudricli, George Ross, Winona Bender, Walter Witschi, Diane Calendine, Phillip Haney. ROW -1 - Neva Collins, Donald Pryor, Clara Crosby, Charles Klukas, Sharon Durham, Lawrence Kunkle. ROW 6 - Janet Evans, Richard Craig, Pauline Flynn, Cecil McCoy, VirgEnia Herold, Paul Shaffer. 35 V at 5 2 -.v 5 ' 5 Q fits, .ug-Q wr yn. -1 I ig X K .,.. JY' - if 4 ' t i? -ss is fi' in -,,. Q ' 4 QL 3,1 i 2 xi C?-N159 , i 5 J , AS' NX xxx u ROW 1 - Left to Right - Donna McCrea, Carl Freund, Wilma Krauter, Paul Gortner, Sharon King, Gary Grogg. ROW 2 - Lepha Walker, Robert Hanuz, Lucinda Chew, Harold Spring, Linda Cullen, Larry Richter. ROW 3 - Linda Whited, Paul Patton, Helen Dale Reed, Donald Grogg, Ezra Adkins, David Witschi, Mary West. Grade Seven -- sr ,. ,,.. , i i V J , , , , ' '1' E5 ' Q ' - 'ryd X ,A ak ' K ww ' vq ' f 1 2 1 - if L,,,i3,,,,,,,, f, R if ' I iff 'Y 'Q 'fr-f-ff , it M J ,ISL N'-w' X ,H 124535 - J' if ,K . K M.-M f ' xy yiiec ,X 'it 'J , . , . 3 f ' ..,, l ,V D I can r 1 .L W' g V -,xv - . 7 1 f ' W . I me I , es- - it 'Q' ::: 5g Ex, mf' 5 my kgkigfg, Mjgffl ke, 'M M .E i ' ROW 1 - Left to Right - Chester DeLong, Phillip Bachelder, Sam Miles, Janice Witchey, Janet Armstrong Judy Gerhart. ROW 2 - Jerry Russell, Joe Kelly, Bonnie Baker, 'Ieddy McCammon, Patty Bostic, Jean Baker. ROW 3 - J earl Miller, Karen Morkel, Fred Volz, Ruby Boyd, Robert Swank, Nancy Wittmer, Gary Kline. 36 S . in S , I ,, . ,X is 4 X N N at Q1 x , 5 S xx, E 'v 1- X z ' I . f Q N-.A K, 1: sail, si his A Q A L 2'- . . l J X f . K. ,, i i i k ,. ig N. khh Q F . h G A . ., -6 i C9 WW 'wk WTI? we in 'K 'ER' - v -5 n Af 5 it -...V of . ,,, .,- .hh ,J an g Aamir ...ef me, X2 eisfi ww' QI, .ry we X Q 7 4 Kwai aw' Y ' it ,E .rl ,. las:-'Q ,G fi 2' V fee , ffm , ,rwfp V 3' .fy w,. 1 '1 ,, wir K Lwyg, V Q we , 4 Wwul' I ROW 1 - Left to Right - Gary Griebling, Kathleen Barr, Mike Roberts, Sharon Dickson, Larry Wirick, Carol Young. ROW 2 - Thomas Ruclnnan, Andree Reed, George Barker, Georgia Dailey, Billy DeVore, Linda Minard. ROW 3 - Richard Smith, Sandra Schai, Harry Thompson, Evelyn Yeager, Kenneth McCrea, Judy Newton. ROW 4 - Gerald Frazier, Janet Dill, James Popp, Regina Vanderbilt, Sue Wittmer, Paula Flick ROW 5 - Rochel Thompson, Linda Duckett, Janet Kuhn, Darla Streib, Beverly McCrea, Joyce Carver. fx 9 big . i k if A K7 N m if 1 M WwW'L M- PW ww a - -mai Q Q Q, LQ- -Ki. , .,, , LZP L 3 W K ,A is . rx hm gil - - - 'll Q 7 3 LLLM -A I yy., if f df . w wf Q JAQ it ,v k t N .,-. - I 'af W EJ iwx an-vi' 3 Y ,Q '3 ,xx J AAy,: 1 ff XX 9 6'f,-'sv 55532 ..E?H QQFSL sfgfi TTEES Kansa gg:-':'?: 25254 USU :gm :Tw ing Q0 0 EPFE5 mO?5Q Eogyz Qifwg G P. SEEEE Ugpewg 95339 EW .ef Seat? FL: Ei vat? ,,, agar: F-4935. 3925 D-I QI.. 55555 EFEQQ wang? QE E552 WWE? 95498-8 ?w2'5P ' 93: F Q53 77 o oo I3 2 3 3. o F 38 5' ,H 4 L... added f-4 D. Student Council The Student Council, as it is known today, was organized and its constitution adopted in January 1948. The purpose of the council is outlined in Article ll of the Constitution, To give students more opportunities in student government, To set up and foster at more co-operative spirit between the faculty and the student body, To promote and manage school activities, To develop sentiment of law and order, The nieinbership of the Student Council consists of five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and three freshmen representatives, The class presidents of the seventh and eighth grades meet with the council but do not have voting power. The council meets twice each month under the supervision of the high school principal. Membership 1956-57 SENIORS Willizun Crowl Newton Young Sandra Swigart Officers 1956-57 PKl3lSlDliN'l' Newton Young VICE PLESIDENT Ronald Armstrong Ronald Armstrong SECRETARY JUNIORS Clyde Stringfellow Arillii Shane Darlene Smith Pntriciai Long SOPIIOMORIIS David Oberlin Janet Blocker Judith Peppard FKESHIVEEN John Kirschenheitcr Alfred Scott Jenn Krotz Janet Blocker SGT. :it ARMS Clyde Stringft-llow John Kirsehenhuiter S K. -3, X -E5-gf: Ng:-xx 'P. Yfxra, it txxx L gi , ,Q QA-f::.' 'f 1TIllN 1 ' J- 7 X t .-r,-li X7 . . . ft! 4- A' L . X - -ef af -.ef ,f 'fl .1 AL, M ,f msarwrsart1. we Q 5 no ow- Basketball Queen ATTENDANTS QUEEN ATTENDANTS Janet Blocker - Sophomore Jennie Flick Jane Fuhrer - Junior Saundra Hershner - Senior Senior Judy Schuler - Freshman C31 iw .V gr an Q S iw. 'VM if 5 I K X I i - x :X . 5 fi f ,tg . , I K K, Q. in V Q- I X F ..k. K 5 f fi .1 . A. B - if W A , ' ' 1 k k if My . L .f. V A X -:-- ' Q ' ' , is I QW gk Q rkkk lr 'ia x vi. ,V f U 'f Nj 2 fx V K .M - LV,' E135 Q ' W' 1 if 1 gm km ,ww 'uri I 6 5 e f if S f i x.X': K J f .K w W l , X , C. ., , S -W -vw . KH? 2' Num' f s . N, J xi X X Gi 1 Q in ' is Q, 'Q 6X gl it f I: .,.. S f 'L ' hh W if Ny 1,-f ' xe 5 - i 3 2,1 .5 K - ig -5 W ,. , Q- , K 1 Q, V - ., 5 h ' Q2 f 5 , f Mg . I, - li v 0 ,S M bi wi? Yi if WM . .XKQQ www X 5 2 1 - K L fusing, mv Q, Q.. fx - 'Q - S ,Q . Q f QV 5 W ESX A f aww S ,AVQ . , ' 93 L ' kk-: E19 E .5 95 ,3 in 2- -- '-l Q . A 'fl , fi Q1 ' 1 Wi Q 5 f fs. . T . S , 'P' -S: . -x ,,.. C: Q 3 0 f is vi C5 ew KS Q. uw ,.. 0 5 I? - ww VARSITY Jennie Flick Judy Meckes Janet Walker A X P XSS I 1' Heer J Enders ww 'H' 95' ,K .41 V , X f 4 , S., Minutemaids RESERVES Janie Fuhrer Janet Cla addle Barbara gsooper ,LW 45 ' Midget Minutemuids ROW 1: Left to Right: Janice Eitlegeorge, Ruth Fuhrer, Sally Witchie, Ann Williams, Carol Barr, Sandra Shaffer, linda Sickmiller, Diane Brooker. ROW 2: Judy Braden, Cherryl Kimmel, Shirley Burkepile, Carol Jacot, Ro- berta, Swigart, Susan Angustine, Wilma Con- ley, Bertha Dickson, Linda Moyer, Marsha Thomas, Patricia Baker. ROW 3: Joyce Arm strong, Karla Morkel, Linda Whited, Winona Bender, Janet Evans, Wilma Krauter, Pauline Flynn, Paula Cooper, Janet Armstrong, Janice Witchie, Paula Flick, Linda. Stout. ROW 4: Linda. Kinney, Jackie Swigart, Betty Kissel, Patricia Newcomer, Patsy Swank, Sheila Dia- mond, Lepha Walker, Mary West, Sandra Stout, Anna Gouker, Trudy Gerhart, Carol Kinton, Judy Gerhart, linda Shaffer. Midget Minutemen ROW 1: Left to Right: Richard Divelbiss, Tommy Davidson, Gary Young, Bill Doehla, Larry Russell, Gary Griebling, Chester De Long, Jerry Russell. ROW 2: Phil Bachelder, Paul Shaffer John Fuhrer, Paul Patton, Bob Swank, Burnerd Doss, Bob Hanas. ROW 3: Roger Kemel, Sam Miles, Iawerence Kunlde, Paul Gortner, John Eitlegeorge, Richard Conley, Danny Davis, Larry Fisher. PeeWee Minutemen ROW 1: Left to Right: Terry Miller, Dick Kuhn, Scott Carpenter, Malcom Dean, Ro- bert Fuhrer. ROW 2: Stephen Zumsteg, Dean Smith, Roy Mandustc, Thomas Mc- Guire, George Gcre, Robert Wagner, Tom- my Sneeringer. ROW 3: Terry McCammon, James Appleman, Eugene Herold, Woody Jones, Thomas Schuler, Gerald Wilson, John Nixon. ROW 4: William Weigler, Cecil Kennedy, Sam Poth, Larry Minard, Jerry Campbell, Bob Ross, Keith Brewster. uf- 1- Baseball ROW 1: Left to Right, Jimmy Barr, Larry Davidson, Lowell Koppert, Gary Hart, Otha Adkins, John Wil- liams. ROW 2: Coach Raber, Ronnie Carver, Roger Daugherty, Jerry Morehead, Clyde Suingfellow, Mike Smaltz. ROW 3: Paul Cocanour, Jack Harbaugh, Ronnie Armstrong, Newt Young, Tom Volz, Lyle Baker. X3 j, ,RQ A 'N ,px , N ,,o. 1 SQ Lx 1-.og 'I J Track ROW 1: Left to Right, Coach Raber, Jimmy Barr, Cly- de Stringfellow, Larry Davidson, Ronnie Carver. ROW 2: Roger Daugherty, Richard Cochran, Jerry More- head, Robert Crowl, Jack Ridgeway. ROW 3: Paul Cocanour, Jack Hsrbaugh, Ronnie Armstrong. Newt Young, Bill Gowl, Tom Volr. f' - gz- mill' tx f X's Club IEFT FRONT TO BACK: Janet Clapsaddle, Christine Hunter, Pat- ty Stone, Ruth Cramer , Shirley Corwin, Jennie Flick, Mildred Nob- let, Janet Kilgore, Susie Neal. RIGHT FRONT TO BACK: Phyllis Foust, Jane Fuhrer, Judy Peppard, Janet Walker , Barbara Cooper, Janet Enck, Colene Thompson, Judy Meckes. fe ,gf Ile! K Pep Band ROW 1: Left to Right, Shirley Cor- win, Phyllis Foust. ROW 2: Emma Jo McDonough, Mary Kay Gore, San- dra Boylan, Beth Hassig. ROW 3: Bruce Appleby, Mike Jackson, Ro- bert Crowl, Mr. Beebe. Ma iore Hes LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Hershner Mattie Whited, Doris McCoy, Dax- lene Smith. sr Home Economics Club ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Daugherty, Elsie Long, Judy Grogg, June Yeager, Peggy Long, Nora Miller, Mary David- son, Marsha Turner, Judy Stout, Susie Neal. ROW 2: Barbara Bostic, Helen Carver, Carol Ink, Lana Garverick, Phyllis Snavely, Beverly Brown, Mar- garet Pierce, Sharon Lewis, Jane Fuhr- er, Janet C1apsaddle,Ethel Walker, Judy Meckes. ROW 3: Nancy Carver, Zelma Flynn, Mary Grubb, Judy Ink, Edith Whited, Christene Hunter, Betty Hulver, Mattie Whited, Beverly Wil- son, Janet Walker, Mary Sue Weaver, Sandy Boylan. ROW 4: Alberta Glei- singer, Janet Enck, Ruth Dill, Sy- villa Enck, Carolyn Downs, Nolene Thompson, Joyce Larimore, Saundra Hershner, Sue Garverick, Margie Shaf- fer, Arlene Larimore, Phyllis Hershner, Mildred Noblet. QW S 1 f Q. F. F. A. SEATED Left to Right: Forest Foust, Lowell Bower, Lowell Volz, Alfred Scott, Ivan Griffeth, Eu- gene Hulver, Raymond Morris, Bill Kayes, David Smith, Richard Pittenger, Norman Eckert, Mr. Zimmerman, Paul Delong. STANDING Left to Right: James Schnebly, Danny Rinehart, George Volz, Dan Tuttle, Oscar Jones, Tom Pittenger, Robert Poth. ROW 2: Stanley Daugherty, Bill Brown, Neil Pierce, Donald Shenck, Gene Purdy, Dean Hamilton, Robert Pryor, Myron Shaffer. .49 x s Senior Bond fu? ROW 1, Left to Right: Mary Kay Core, Margaret Erwin, Sandy Boylan, Rickey Zumsteg, Ronald Minard, Sharon Marlowe, Linda Burger, Linda Kinney, David Oberlin, Emma Jo Mc Donough. ROW 2: Carol Baker, Mary Davidson, Elaine McGuire, Judy Peppard, Phyllis Snavely, Candy Rich, Bruce Appleby, Roger Daug herty. ROW 3: Ruth Ann Mclntire, Trudy Gerhart, Jackie Swigart, Linda Shaffer, Rita Neal, Dave Balph Beth Hassig, Garry Hatt, Norman Eckert, Robert Richter, Lowell Koppert, Richard Divelbiss, Frank Nauman, Ivan Griffeth, Shirley Corwin, Brian Moore, Paul Gortner, Roger Hershner, Danny Davis, Carol Hassig ROW 4: Larry Richter, Michael Smaltz, Lyle Baker, Dick Kinney, Bob Crowl, Bill Crowl. ROW 5: Bill Skelton, Dick Hamilton, Phyllis Foust, Bill Tithers, Bonnie Prosser, Carol Erickson, Mr. Beebs. 4 N Seniors ROW 1: Margaret Erwin, Sandy Boylan, Beth Hassig, Shirley Corwin. ROW 2: Mary Kay Gore, David Balph, Bill Crowl, Bruce Appleby, Emma Jo Mc- Donough. 5 O Mr. HERBERT HATCH Mr. Hatch started the year and taught until December 1, 1956 when he was taken into the United States Army. We were all sorry to loose Mr. Hatch and wish him loads of luck in the service. Junior Band ROW 1, Left to Right: Chester DeLong, Jerry Russel, Larry Askins, George Barker, Linda Duchett, Paula Cooper. ROW 2: Thomas Davidson, Larry Russel, Marlin Hamilton, Thomas Ruchman, James Popp, Patsy Swank, Andree Reed, Gene Stout, William Doehla, Harry Thompson, Judy Gerhart, Maxene Sneeringer, Janet Armstrong, Sharon Dickson. ROW 3: Pat Newcomer, Joyce Carver, Teddy McCammon, Gary Griebling, Jimmy Wrick, Mr. Beebe. Beginners Bond ROW 1, Left to Right: Carol Jacot, Bobby Singer, Eu- gene Herold, James Appleman. ROW 2: Carla Mor- kel, Sharon Hershner, Linda Appleby, Charles Barker, Jimmy Frank, Paul Thompson, Gary Ray, David Hunt- er, Brian Shaul, Carl Ritchie, Rex Skelton, Randy Gaverick. ROW 3: Brian Calendine, Will Eckhart, Mr. Beebe. vga' Intermediate Bond Two ROW 1, Left to Right: Lee Keirns, Ed Nauman, Bob Ross, Bob Wagner, Steve Zurnsteg, Johnny Nixon, Bar- bara Spell, Marilyn Ritchie. ROW 2: Terry Miller, James Cullen, Buddy Kennedy, Doug Griebling, Gene DeLong, Larry Minard, Roy Mandusic, Donald Neal, George Gore, Martha Dolphin, Marsha Rowe, Alicia Snyder, Karen Oaks. ROW 3: Loren Hershey, Dennis Jackson, Nancy Hassig, Margie DeLong, Nancy Keirns, Mr. Beebe. Intermediate Bond One ROW 1, Left to Right: Anita Shutt, Patty Oblinger, Linda Sickmiller, Karen Kayser, Susie Burger, Ida Belle Hershery. ROW 2: Jerry Campbell, John But- ler, Tommy Sneeringer, Scott Carpenter, Bobby Boyd, David Shaffer, Terry Robinette, Terry McCammon, Dennis Rissler, Sally Keith, Patty Dickson, Cheryl Cullen, Rosalie Williams. ROW 3: Judy Bachelder, Tom Schuler, Ronald Cullen, Mr. Beebe. Senior Choir ,agree e ea 'A Piizfif-ff : F e . y , G SFATED, Left to Right: Janet Blocker, Susan Swank. ROW 1: Peggy Long, Mary Davidson, Beverly Dailey, Margaret Williams, Lana Garverick, Phyllis Snavely, Carol Ink, Terry Houston, James Barr, Brian Moore, Heinz Doss, Russell Bemiller, John Frank, Frank Nauman, John Kirschenheiter, Marsha Turner, Judy Stout, Ann McKinney, June Yeager, Rose Kleri, Christine Hunter, Kay Utz, Barbara Kline, Mr. Beebe. ROW 2: Jeanie Vanderbilt, Barbara Cocanour, Nora Miller, Sandra Swigart, Phyllis Foust, Mary Williams, Richard Kayes, Otha Adkins, Garry Hatt, David Oberlin, Michael Smaltz, Dale Turner, Robert Richter, Myron Shaf- fer, Ethel Walker, Sharon Marlowe, Sharon Lewis, Patty Stone, Margie Shaffer, Beverly Brown, Beverly Wil- son, Judy Shuler, Betty Mueller. ROW 3: Marcia Doehla, Patty Rogers, Iada Rinehart, Kay Baker, Susie Neal, Margurite Pierce, Janet Walker, Judy Ink, Ronnie Carver, Norwood King, Ronnie Armstrong, Jack Harbaugh, Robert Sneeringer, Lowell Volz, Jack Weaver, Larry Bachelder, Linda Burger, Colene Thompson, Patty Staley, Mary Weaver, Judy Peppard, Judy Ross, Janice Haring, Jean Krotz, Beverly Kilgore. ROW 4: Peggy Davis, Lorene Wiles, Ruth Cramer, Joyce Larimore, Darlene Smith, Ricky Zumsteg, Rusty Newcomer, Roger Heishner, Dan Tuttle, Tom Volz, David Hershner, Joel Smaltz, Gerald Morehead, Newton Young, Lyle Baker, Wesley McLaughlin, Stanley Daugherty, Tom Burreson, Bill Tithers, Roger Daugherty, Bormie Prosser, Jennie Flick, Mary Lehnhart, Cynthia Oblinger, Betty Huvler. Seventh and Eighth Grade Choir ROW 1, Left to Right: Penny Carpenter, Carol Young, Regina Vanderbilt, Sandra Schraff, Linda Shaffer, Linda Stout, Janice Witchie, Judy Newton, Karen Morkel, Betty Collins, Jo Hartmann, Gary Young, Larry Richter, Jerry Russell, ROW 2: Winona Bender, Pat Newcomer, Patsy Swank, Helen Reed, Linda Duckett, Rachael Thompson, Darla Streib, Judy Gerhart, Janet Armstrong, Paula Flick, Linda Kinney, Kathy Barr, Patty Bostic, Sharon Durham, Neva Collins, Edward Dent, Richard Divelbiss, Mrs. Castor. ROW 3: Betty Kissel, Jackie Swigart, Barbara Morehead, Janet Evans, Clara Crosby, Linda Whited, Lepha Walker, Trudy Gerhart, Joan Rogers, Mary West, Rita Neal, Carl Fruend, Tommy Davidson, Bob Hanusz, Max Garverick. ROW 4: Jeanie McDonough, Pauline Flynn, Wilma Krauter, Virginia Herold, Jeannie Paxton, Shirley Cald- well, Sally Proctor, Sharon King, Carol Kinton, Sandra Stout, Diane Calendine, Carol Hassig, Candy Rich, Sam Miles, Bob Swank, Harold Spring, Danny Davis, Chester DeLong, Larry Russell, Accompanist, Terry Houston. 52 Q . Junior Ensemble ROW 1, Left to Right: Marcia Doehla, Janet Blocker, Accornpanist, Cynthia Oblinger. ROW 2: Mary Lehn hart, Lorene Wiles. ROW 3: Ruth Cramer, Darlene Smith, Patty Rogers. Q, f Eighth Grade Girls Ensemble ROW 1, Left to Right: Jo Hartmann, Winona Bender. ROW 2: Pat Newcomer, Barbara Morehead, Jackie Swigart. ROW 3: Patsy Swank, Linda Kinney, ROW 4: Betty Kissel, Carol Hassig, Rita Neal. Gary Young - Soloist Terry Houston - Accompanist 53 French I ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Ackerman, Judy Schuler, Jeanette Deschner, Roseanne Bemiller, Carol Collins, Jeannie Vanderbilt. ROW 2: Sharon Marlowe, Linda Burger, Bonnie Prosser, Barbara Cocanour, Barbara Kline, Patty Staley, Jean Krotz, John Kirshenheiter. ROW 3: Jerry Zeger, John Frank, Robert Sneeringer, Ronnie Carver, Rickey Zumsteg, Brian Moore, Russell Bemiller, Terry Houston. Librarians ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Daugherty, Marsha Thomas, Christine Hunter, Lana Garverick, Elaine McGuire, Phyllis Foust. ROW 2: Lorene Wiles, Helen Carver, Elsie Long, Judy Peppard, Barbara Bostic, Rosanne Bemiller, Betty I-Iuvler, Beverly Kilgore, Susie Neal. ROW 3: Ruth Cramer, Carol Baker, Mary Lehnhart, Carolyn Downs, Saundra Hershner, Jennie Flick, Darlene Smith, Sue Garverick, Janet Walker. 54 Journalism ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Ackerman, Shirley Cor- win, Cynthia Oblinger, Judy Meckes, Marcia Doehla, Mary Williams. ROW 2: Barbara Cooper, Sue Garve- rick, Betty I-luvler, Patty Rogers, Beverly Kilgore, Susie Neal, Phyllis I-Iershner. ROW 3: Jack Ridge- way, David McCammon, Eugene Downs, Jack Har- baugh, Paul Cocanour, Bill Brown. French Il ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Ackerman, Patty Stone, Diane DeLaMarter, Elaine McGuire. ROW 2: Jackie Roberts, Janet Blocker, Susan Swank, Judy Peppard, Phyllis Foust. ROW 3: David Oberlin, Bill Tither, Tom Burreson, Gordon Jones, Richard Kayes. 4 W , if rv, fs pri ,i chool Boy Patrol ROW 1, Left to Right: Jearl Miller, Row Mandusic, George Gore, John Nixon. ROW 2: Lawrence Kunkle, Mr. Irvin, Roger Hershner. sr:-lif'-all 'i Driver Training ROW 1, Left to Right: Mr. Knapp, Judy Meckes, Shirley Corwin, Susie Neal, Betty Huvler, Mary Williams. ROW 2: Alberta Gleisinger, Helen Carver, Sue Garverick, Phyllis Her- shner, Patty Rogers, June Raney, Elsie Long, Marcia Doehla. ROW 3: Beverly Kilbore, Barbara Coop- er, Eugene Downs, Richard Lewis, Paul Cocanour, David McCammon, Bill Brown, Mildred Noblet, Ruth Dill, Arlene Larimore. , ,, Q i i.. I N ,gn -. gg rn r 'Q Gunn P Future Teachers of America ROW 1, Left to Right: Mrs. Ackerman, Shir ley Corwin, Marcia Doehla, Sandra Swigaxt, Janet Walker, Mrs. Schultz. ROW 2: Lois Burkepile, Sue Garverick, Beverly Kilgore, Jennie Flick, Lorene Wiles, Arilla Shane, Ruth Hampton. ROW 3: Joel Smaltz, Bill Crowl, Newton Young, Ronnie Armstrong, Jack Harbaugh, Robert Crowl, Danny Rine- hart. ...Q .... V A L 'vi 3 A , .M ,ff 5 A Q. 4-. is Q N Eff V9 N Lf 'fm Y I b 05, gm Q, Grade School Faculty FIRST GRADE Mrs. Lucy Pollock Mm, Zillah Bah! Mix Lydia Smith SECOND GRADE Mrs. Lucille Robinson Mrs. Georgia McFa.r1a.nd Miss Helen McFerren THIRD GRADE Mm. Florence Chdstman Mrs. Fontelle Young Mrs. Catherine Eckert FOURTH GRADE Mm. Beryl Schultz Mrs. Mary Terry Mrs. Arta Cox FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Louise Bechtler Mrs. Iva Davidson Mrs. Florence Lantz SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Margaret Carpenter Mr. Lewis Mollica Mrs. Lenore I-Iarnly Grade Six 3 WL N x , 1 ' f Y ,, K W. ROW1 - left to right - I-hrold Kisling, Shirley Roberts, Douglas Sand, Jeannie Craven, Robert Ros, Sherry Evans. ROW 2 - Karen Oakes, John Hxtler, Penny Bald, Terry Miller, Nhrilyn Ritchie, Lazy Eckert. ROW 3 Sam Poth, Judy Bachelder, Wayne Schxmacker, Libby Reed, James Crowl, Barbara Spell. ROW 4 - Barbaxa Hoffman, James Collins, Marsha Rowe, Buddy Kennedy, Patty Dickson, Larry Minaxd. ROW 5 - Maury Hall, Aggie. Shutt, Terry Fleming, Sandra Pierce, Jolm Kennedy, Bryan Shanl. ROW 6 - Jeny Campbell, James A eman. 59 Grade Six Mas. Margaret Carpenter K . V K ,5 A 1, my , K i W Ang-,fl so K .fbi 5 1 'q ' 5: , W fl. bw- A X -J LL Lrrr X 3 L ,it QL r y i - ', V ' L' 5 Q S . - X Q Y X, 5:,i?x,y ,-,- Q Q13 Il 51515K Mr 5 , lggzgly Q ' Q ' - -4 55, . A - .I -V . SK K ? J . i 3 ' it 1 'We ea L' if . . . k,,HK,Ii.'g L L' grwg al, , ph' ., 5 f 1 , : 'L L 1 ,5 1- i t I +11 in K Qif-,V Q 7 wi. ' O e New : l a ir Ll '52 .' 7 ' er., ,,, ff A J W rr J ff 'A . b- W g -' -, 1 ,... 3 rw-fi A L' J J '51 . if 1 'Fe J L I . ,J f . '- J y . L'r. Q ,K -L ,uw . 1 3 xr L , A ..k, M at fl , A . ts . - f 2 .ff f R xi? f f be i s .,. . L i L V ,. .,.L 5 if A.,-5,3 ' 7 -, J Q x 'V fi..-'S' we ' wwf' ' 7. P , 5 K 5' 'F s145?5zr K ' A '. ' - , -. , Jifrlizif . J z , , H 5 I igeffig . . . k..J I :t . 5 ff, D, I . - . - . 2, in . -1, 5 5 J Pr : V .3 N J 7 gg, , 1 1 - I - - W 7 ' - ,-,L f . A - . K' gil, 77 ma y ,W y O - V - fy: 4 sg. RE: E , Hug , YM, ,:A.. XL x ,. , I ' -' ' rf - ROW1 - left to right - Made Terman, Billy Whited, Kathy Boyd, Tom Schuler, Joann Pittenger, Robert Fuhrer. ROW 2 - Jack Tamer, Sheryl Weigler, Elwood Jones, Denise Shane, Eugene Harold, Linda Appleby. ROW 3 - Sharon Daugherty, George Gore, Sharon Hexshner, Tom Sneeringer, Nancy Addlesperger, Roy Mandmic. ROW 4 - Randy Jacobs, Patty Oblinger, John Nixon, Loea Fraley, Gary Frazier, Alicia Snyder. ROW 5 - Barbara Kehl, Gene DeLong, Shirley Pena, Dean Smith, Margie DeLong, Larry Pryor. ROW 6 - Rosalie Williams, Kay Fox, Dennis Mueller, Janice Kisling. 60 Grade Six Mn. mm Hamly X f A ' Q. .2 R ROW1-laftt:oright-RiclmrdB1eu,Chuy1Cu1m,RobutWat,NamyHasig,Gaa1dVHkon,BerthaD1ck- son. ROWZ - Catherine Robdman, Lee Kaima, Am Williams, Noah Fraley, Linda Taylor, Robert Schmidt. ROW 8 - Gary Ray, Karen Kisling, David Hunter, Jan Kinehmheiter, Malcom Dean, Jane Clapuddle. ROW 4 - M? Demrlx Jachun, SlrfP:1u1eyTl:,vIbm, 1R'l:,omaa KW Parrett, Kzarreginthhku. ROW - Nell mlm: mpm but Wigan, agner Ruth Fillllll. ROW 6 - Delores Vanriexbilt, , , 61 Grade Five Mrs. Iva Davidson ROW l - Left to Right - Keith Bremter, Mary Jo Oberlin, Dennis Rialer, Martha Erickson, Philip Maier, Barb- ara Volz. ROW 2 - Carl Ritchie, Judy Schneider, Thomas Miller, Karen Charles, Gary McNee1y, Ju Baden ROW 3 - John Roby, Dianne Brooker, Karl Kuehne, Sandra Smaltz, Terry Rnbinette, Marsha Thomas. ROW 4 - Ralph McCr-ea, Kathleen Miller, John Slawn, Karen Kaiser, Tim Morganstern, Susan Burger. ROW 5 - William Weigler, Linda hmyer, James Roby, Sandra Shafer, William Nolan. ROW 6 - Carol Barr, Will Eckhardt, Bonnie Harbaum. 62 ,R fs, i Q15 .C-,.si'X 1 lb,, My. e G rf- .isa X E X s X -i N5 Rini? I 4-if kfii if is if . first X K . 3, . , , . ig, , X 1 Q X 5 XS , :.x... as - Sf' ' 'J ?7:f15I3f.:- K . A X , i rag so -i. -. ii e-self! r Q f .gg 5135 xi in , X Q x ,gs N pi . Grade Five Mrs. Florence Lantz .,.. .X ,',, ' .ctw 3, , mwama.-sf L. ,X X k :X X J -. ek, ., i 'I is F : J is . X ii ' - . I. ff' rfigili f2i'fs, ' ., 'K 4. ,.g.::f'k iw 1 My - nal., my . rx' - Q A N 'T Q .Z 4 5 kr ,Q 3 wi ge f , 5,3 x . S' N. fwfr' :aa fr ' .4 t X is xl T in, gs 1,1 ff X 2. 1 1 2 Q as 4. my -v 1 N.-.ar A ,:,. w e W , .. e W 1 V 'Q v 1, , +9 - gg, 4 ' - A' ' n if 'A' 'ffiw ' ' , 35 M P ,ff A A M .: s Ima- . .. ggi.. QQ' , G by-,Z - 4- ,Q5 59 Q 5.7 , M Y an ,.a , ,,,f f,. - m y, 5. - 2 S5 Q- figs , 5 ri 1? r x fir., Q H X1 gf ., 'ISP 'Sm Q S A 2 V. ,, X f 1 wi A ,N B I gg i rm? , r K' Q 'K sr R ROW 1, Left to Right: Linda Davidson, Jan Gaul, sandra Beach, Michael Grogg, Nelda Dent, Robert Pena. ROW 2: Joyce Davidson, Randy Gaverick, Judy Mclntire, Robert Singer, Janet Gortner, Gary Paxton. ROW 3: Gail Henning, David Shaffer, Nancy Keirns, Ronald Cullen, Linda Green, Howard Hogan. ROW 4: Carol Ann Welch, Charles Barker, Betty Matuch, James Frank, Jamee Wallace, Douglas Griebling. ROW 5: Ruth Shaffer, Edward Naumann, Carol Davidson, John Fraizer, Patsy Barrick, Frank Fisher. ROW 6: Jerry Craig, Jane Nixon, Brian Calendine. 1 . z.. g x 41 V Grade Five 'Xi' r X fx ft ' 1 2' 1' gr' 'U' 'i X W r r 3 in lg vi- at V M Q E ,S wt x H Xxx Q' Q -ua ' -me U W R 'wi :sts at 6 W W S0 N 9 , ' f 'M' A - if' ' .Q,., it 1 Am g 'E ROW 1 - Left to Right - Rexford Skelton, Janis Eitelgeorge, David Parrett, Sally Witchey, Scott Carpenter, Carol Jacot. ROW 2 - Ronald Layland, Wanda Baker, Theodore Keppler, Shirley Brrkepile, Kenneth Hogan, Janet De Vore. ROW 3 - Peter Daebel, Beverly Thompson, Terry McCammon, Joyce Armstrong, Richard Kulm, Sally Keith. ROW 4 - Ronald Erwin, Patricia Baker, Stephan Zumsteg, Karla Merkel, Larry Thompson, Linda Sick.mi1J.er. ROW 5 - Robert Whited, Susan Augustine, Byron Weigler, linda Staley, Gail Spring, Susan Scholler. ROW 6 - Sheryle Kinnede, Darryl Wittmer, Curtis Hating. 64 Grade Four Teacher-Mrs. Beryl Schultz O O 1 r W . , sj .. gang, f f , 3 .gs ' ff. 5' ' ' 1.-KL... ROW 1 - Left to Right - Shelia Roberts, Daniel Cochran, Nancy Levison, David James, Cheryl Cairns, Roger Bigler. ROW 2 - Kriss Kuehne, Kenneth Trease, Dottie Lou Buckner, Stephan Rissler, Mary Lee Hofacre, Thomas Proctor. ROW 3 - Margaret Shelley, Robat McCoy, Sue Ridenour, Ronnie McNeely, Carla Reed, Randy McComas. ROW 4 - Barbara Garrison, Jack Ink, Jane Gruneisen, Dale Kisling, Pauline Baloy, Michael Bapka. ROW 5 - Gaylene Popp, Roger Sites, Marianne Tither, Randy Slaton, Sandra Charles, William Sites, Kathleen Addlesperger. ROW 6 - Kay Evans, Linda Streib, Martha Aungst, Candice Shobe, Virginia Geib, Linda Dickson, David Cochran. 65 Grade Four Teacher - Mrs. Arta Cox M I N ' o , 5 ii , I , , ROW 1-Left to Right-Robert Castor, Rebecca Rinehart, Sidney Young, Rosemary Brown, Robert Palm, Bar- ' bra Wolf. ROW 2 - Lynn Partleton, Louis Diamond, Carol Tompson, Charles Tarbert, Anna Larrimore, Daryl i Walter. ROW 3 - James Walters, Karen Sanderlin, Robert Heaton, Ruth Chalfant, James Erickson, Linda Smith. ROW 4 - Shirley Beach, Lowell Ross, Nancy Cullen, Donn McCarnmon, Wanda Sturgill, Ten'y Swit- 5 . ISI. ROW 5 - Michael Kayes, Carin Harris, Bruce Workman, Judy Kleri, Maurice Lewis, Cynthia Snyder. -' ' ROW 6 - Mildred Ritta, John Kehl, Thomas McCol1ough, Merle Carver, Jerry Pittinger, Marilyn Henning. k R 2 es 5 Grade Four Teacher - Mrs. Mary Terry l . ROW 1 - Left to Right - Jerry Griffith, Dawn Riffle, Douglas Keppler, Sandra Williams, Harlen Boyd, Re- becca Bollinger. ROW Z - Gary Kuhn, Linda Bletz, Bruce Harrod, Erlynn Spayde, Gayle Ray, Kerry Murray. ROW 3 - Ronald Fraizer, Diana West, Paul Owens, Sharon Ten Eych, Larry Whitmore, Barbara Gouker. ROW 4 - David Bleu, Joan Davis, James Houston, Carol Herman, Tommy Carver, Twila Hopton. ROW 5 - Dale Ray, Linda Turner, Jeffrey Horchler, Sandra Rebman, David Clever, Eileen Schmidt. ROW 6 - Daniel New- ton, Dorothy Crosby, Paul Grant, Diane Carver, Jon Lanker, Wesley Welch. 67 Grade Th ree Teacher - Mrs. Fontelle Young v s ROW 1 - Leftto Right Edward Irvin Diana Keith Thomas Co ' Mar' H 1 Mi h Grant. Babb. Riffle. Davis. Harris. tance, - , , rwm, 18 aw 1, c ael Cooper, Deborah ROW 2 - Michael Sellers, Carol Kachermeyer, Gordon Kisling, Julie Sickmiller, Larry Clever, Lynda ROW 3 - Bruce Bachelder, Valerie Walter, Dennis Addlesperger, Linda Grumet, Thomas Culp, Tina ROW 4 - Michael Stoughton, Susan Hartmann, Thomas Kinton, Susan Betz, LeRoy Crosby, Jeanine ROW 5 - Richard Johnson, Rebecca DeVore, Stephan Koroknay, Anna Hassmann, Larry Lewis, Iris ROW 6 - Steven Heslep, Anne McGinty, Ted Agin, Connie Carpenter, James Traxler, Crystal Quain- Donald Atkins. 68 -Y . ,,,g,,, Grade Th ree Teacher - Mrs. Florence Cluistman 1 ' 125' ,. , ,V X., . 5 4 ROW 1 - Left to Right - Gary Kirschenheiter, Glenda Green, Lester Grubb, Linda Scholler, Samuel Beal, Patricia Richter. ROW 2 - Terry Paxton, Donna Pena, Ronald Armstrong, Brenda Green, Alvin Rinehart, Kar en Smith. ROW 3 - Dennis Staley, Linda Boyd, Jeffrey Appleby, Martha Hawk, Larry Davis, Patricia Noel. ROW 4 - Gary Lehman, Alice Barker, John Fraley, Caroline McGuire, Leonard Burkepile, Cheryl Lay. ROW 5 - Carl Witschi, Sue Bartram, Kenneth Kuhn, Cristie Frank, Charles Stone, William Dickson. ROW 6 - Ron- ald Paxton, Loyd Rebman, Harold Wyrick, Fredric Shaffer. 69 Grade Th ree Teacher - Mrs. Katherine Eckert ROW 1 - Left to Right - Micheal Fanello, Linda Jerow, Larry Snyder, Cynthia Burger, Delbert Pierce, Lois Shutt. ROW 2 - Gregory Perl, Carolyn Lerison, Jimmey Geib, Patricis Oakes, Monte Henderson, Toni Mayer ROW 3 - Richard Ferrell, Barbara Babke, Roger Shaul, Susan Arehart, Dennis Hamblin, Carla Cairns. ROW 4 - Jeffrey Bletz, Linda. Craven, Stnaley Popp, Diane Spurgen, John Teaters, Kimberle Reed. ROW 5 - Wil- liam Hoffman, Bonnie McCoy, John Leffler, Karen Miller, Jeffrey Perl, Barbara Bush. ROW 6 - John Bletz, Paul Welsh, John Cochran, Rodney Braden. 70 Grade Two Teacher--Miss Helen Mclierren Pi' , L .. I f 5, ROW 1, Left to Right: Sandra Chanant, John Addlesperger, Joan Babb, Jack Heston, Dianne Lehnhart, Steven Sabo. ROW 2: Judy Bollinger, David Noel, Diana Schmidt, larry Kelly, Sharron Leibrand, Gregory Force. ROW 3: Joyce Kisling, Steven Schmidt, Cheryl Armstrong, William Yeager, Becky Wolf, Robert Grant. ROW 4: Janet Raney, Paul Frazier, Cathy Cullen, Wayne Bishop, Galeen Wallace, Stephen Gerrell. ROW 5: Vicki Meadows, Doug as Rebman, Kay Yockay, Michael Lahman, Laura Tarbert, Nicki Walters. ROW 6: Mary Whited. Alan Swim, Janet Hawk, Barbara McNau1, Donna Breuchler. 71 x Grade Two Teacher - Mrs. Georgia McFarland , r Q -- .. 1 I ROW 1 - Lett toR.ight- Boyd Addlesperger, Susan Nolan, Mitchell Henderson, Colette Butler, Jefery Hof- acre, Kathleen Baloy. ROW 2 - Jessie Pierce, Neil Miller, Linda Manecke, Phil Evans, Claudia Butler, James Horfacre. ROW 3 - Jack Marlowe, Terry Palm, Bryan Shobe, Marcha James, Randy Bender, Linda Matthes. ROW 4 - Hema McCoy, Jerry Pierce, 'Thelma Miller, Stephen Shade, Debra Randy, Richard Knapik. ROW 5 - Robert Reel, Katherine Geib, Larry F4-ickson, Gloria Ritchie, Steven Bechtler, Carol Teaters. ROW 6 - Marbilyn Koppert, Michael Masters, Cynthia Willians, Jerry Miller, Vicky Trease, Mallard Goodwin, Milton Har aum. - 72 r in m l1'l! ls? s 1 a?T1 'v +ffxr'fWf 11: - . 1 , K K' 1 'Y'::f:jv'Sf ' . 'V V.---,g -fi-,,gAr3.,1r ...x':5,Cf ' - Q' K I ,K' .':KLj',, ' ' Grode Two Teacher - Mrs. Lucille Robinson ROW 1 - Left to Right - Linda Kennedy, Gerald Johnson, Eugenia Markley, Kenneth Coldwell, Leslie Wal- lace, William Collins. ROW 2 - Beverly Robinson, James Cobern, Sandra Erickson, Thomas Baker, Connie Lemming, Detlef Yoder. ROW 3 - Bonnie Herman, Terrance Walter, Gladys Claypool, Ricky Trease, Naomi , Brown, Ronald Palasky. ROW 4 - Wilma Baker, Jon Taylor, Deanna Manley, Ralph Reed, Karen Johnson, , James Kuhn. ROW 5 - Marcia Lee Wittmer, Ryan Swim, Elaine Spayde, Lester McCullough, Vicki Davidson, James Layland. ROW 6 - Judy Mu.rray, William Sautter, Susan Boggs, Harry LeClair, Barbara Welch. 73 Grade One Teacher - Mrs. Zillah Bahr 'L.. ROW 1 - Left to Right - Cynthia Davidson, Rex Brown, Kathy Vogel, Dennis Adkins, Beth Partleton, Jeffrey Rebman. ROW 2 - Carol Stoughton, Philip Grant, Sharon Heidlebaugh, James Clapper, Carol Frank, Michael Knicely. ROW 3 - Janet Lewis, Larry Brown, Sandra Fulton, Raymond Gouker, Marta Sickmilller, Larry Wil- liams. ROW 4 - Nancelie Betz, Paul Keith, Ruth Ritter, John LeC1air, Debra St. Clair, Linda Hatt. ROW 5 - Pamela Pohanka, Mary Mclntire, Connie Bishop, Karen Ten Eyck, Debra Wittmer, Brent Baker. ROW 6 - Janet Davis, Hugh Hughes. 74 Q'.L5:.'-Ni-4-f' , K 'f' '- T - Y Grade Qne Teacher - Miss Lydia Smith X x Q J f sign.. .., .,,, ROW 1 -Left to Right - Larry Streib, Sheila Beach, Stephen Harding, Lucinda Lehman, Keith Morkel, Marilyn Daily. ROW 2 - Gail Moss, Jeffery Baker, Terril Miles, Betsy Welch, Nancy Singer, Joann Lanka. ROW 3 - Donald Kachermayer, Karen Peters, Robert Bleu, Trudy Griffith, Theodore Beal, Janet Irvin. ROW 4 - Vivian Sturgill, Paula Walter, Deanna Whitmore, Victoria Cashell, Gail Hershner, Nancy Sanderlin. ROW 5 - Paul Kazebee, Carol Hawk, Stephen Volu, Beverly Schollex, David Yockey, Janet Pollock. ROW 6 - Leah Augus- tine, Linda Musick. 75 me ff Grade One Teacher - Mrs. Lucy Pollock s s Rfk. ' 1 ROW 1 - Left to Right - David Remy, Brooke Reegf Timothy Schwartz, Rebecca Deshner, Mark Baki, Beverly Sams. ROW 2 - David Hamblin, Barbara Kaser, J ery Laser, Carol Cicoloni, Bill Cofluan, Judy Campbell. ROW 3 - Thomas Barr, Kathleen Keitchen, Gary Gieb, Connie Goodwin, John Aungst, Roberta Gruneisen. ROW 4 - Tom Clark, Sharon Sites, Eric Rissler, Catherine Arehart, Siegfried Deiner, Linda Hosack. ROW 5 - Jeffery Snyder, Pamela Seiu, Robert Miller, Helen Sites, James Dickson, Carolyn Strieb. ROW 6 - Terry Shade, John Garrison, Carl Eckhardt. 76 x Xx should .wp x N I , A ev , f J I . XM' 5 .4 ' ff ' ' L -. .., TR x' m x W... in Q L N K. Aavcnvlxlua conuufv 4, Ar xx 1 X .!46!U2I'fl5ll'lg , I 1 t Q-'WJ K .5 -' x l1'ifs'xcT-wW'x0t X Q X 0 p x N1 k' I QQ Lf-v5,fLfiQfi CLZX I if-N 2--.1-1. ..A. .. ,L,M M L,AW .... AN , ill Q? , ll W A ll L Y I ' X in SWIGHRTH S Vinifng 4 fd Sin, ri UF! FlSI'lER'S SERVICE STATION Farmers Working Together To Raise The Rural STANDARD of LIVING Tires, Batteries, and Accessories through Lubrication a Specialty RICH'-AND FARM BUREAU Mobilgas and Mobiloils Legislation - Councils Phone 2131 Home and Community Comm. Lexington Ohio Supporting Farm Co-ops. JOHNSVIU-E MI'-L DWIGHT G. SCHUMACHER Feed' Seed' Grain' Cool General Building Contractor Custom Grinding and Mixing Orchard Park Rd. Phone 2191 Lexington Ohio Johnsville Ohio phone 2902 Lex. SMUCKER STUDIOS INC. Senior Class Photographer of 1957 Personalized Portraits - Wedding Photography Portrait Rooms 43 N. Mulberry Mansfield Ohio Phone: 8400-6 JOHN SMUCKER, PRES. Compliments Compliments of of NICHOLAS HARING GERBERS CLEANERS Your Dependable Jeweler 160 South Main Street 11 Park Avenue West Mansfield QI-,io Phone: 23l6-4 Mansfield ohio Phone 7774-6 Compliments V Compliments of of SWlGART'S CAFE PENN AUTO 81 SPORTING GOODS Main Sffeei I 22-24 South Main Street Lexington Ohio Mcmsfieid 01-,io Compliments C0mplimentS of of HARlNG'g MARKET THE FAMOUS CONEY ISLAND SANDWICH SHOP Quality Meats 98 North Main Street Third Street Market . . We Deliver Phone l469-6 Mansfield Ohm MGHSHCH, OMC Where You Buy the Best for Less T0DD,S JEWEL-ERS V Parts - NEW and USED - Tires MlDWAY Headquarters for Watches AUTO , WRECKING Hamilton ' Gruen ' Elgin Benrus Bulova Longines C' E' Gregg 8' Sons Come' Main 8' Thhd Route l3 South of Mansfield Mansfield Ohio phone 4856.1 V ' Y ' i Yif f ' JONES POTATO CHIPS Always Fresh . . . Always Good HILLTOP DRIVE-IN 595 Ashland Road Most Modern Restaurant on Route 42 Open Daily 7:30-1:30 A.M. - Sat. 2:00 A.M. Phone 1346-6 C0 'Pl?me'U-9 THOMAS MUSIC STORE o 585 N. Main St. S. S. KRESGE CO. Mansfield Ohio 23 North Main Sf King Band Instruments Mansfield Ohio Wurlitzer Pianos and Organs Phone 1553-6 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Compliments of , MET S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. w. E. JONES, INC. Mbm of 1 Steinway , Sohmer ,, Befsy Ross Automotive Parts and Equipment Pidrws. 0 90nS l22 West Fourth St. Fine Furniture, Carpets Mansfield QI-'io ' 146 Park Avenue West Mansfield Ohio Phone 3490-6 or 1847-6 Typewriters All Makes Sold - Rented - Repaired Special Rates to Students MANSFIELD TYPEWRITER CO. 34 W. Third St. Mansfield Ohio Compliments Of SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY l65 Park Ave., West Phone: 7- l466 Mansfield Ohio 1 ,il x R Q pa-......-5 ' N. fx , 'WB v . . . . . .M ' mr -L 1-aww' ' T-4, rg' J , ,,. ,, W Q -wk W' -P fix W.. Mmwfm X! Y 5f3?ifS'N fRQf-QMMA 25.551-A-- , 1. NWN . -w-...Q .-x,M.fQ:-- Q fi :aw fi' -.ik was ' E gl' M E T R .. F ...W-N , 1 1 4...M-'f 'M fl E wf X H 1 .x 1, s Q S -i k s 1 FUSCO DRY CLEANERS Cleaning Refrigerated Cold Fur Storage Fur Cleaning Shirt Laundry Pick-up Sr Delivery 2727-6 - 'lll4-6 2ll Glessner Ave. Mansfield, Ohio i770-6 206 N. Main Shelby, Ohio NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Royal Crown Cola Nehi Si Par-T-Pak Flavored Beverages 85 Smith Ave. Mansfield Ohio Phone: 2586-6 I. Dale Thrush - C. D. Washington FLOORCRAFT Modern Fashions in Floors 827 Lexington Ave. LEXINGTON APPLIANCES Hotpoint - Sunbeam Television Small Appliances Sales and Service Gene Heidlebaugh Mansfield Ohio Ph 2931 one Phone: KL-4256 Lexington Ohig THE CLOCK DRIVE-IN Compliments o f Fine Food -- Sandwiches - Dinners SN . YDER'S Featuring Hickory Smoked Barbecued Ribs FUNERAL HOME and Chicken 1509 Lexangfon Ave. - 42 soufh Lexington Phone: 3121 oh, io' MOHICAN VALLEY DAIRY Producers and distributors of highest quality Guernsey milk. Bottled in glass for purity and better taste Since 1918 THE KISLINGS Phone 206i .IOE'S BARBER SHOP Frederick Street Lexington Ohio Complimem owENs suNDR1Es of Hallmark Greeting Cards Cosmefics - Needs L- l-- RYUNI PNP- School Supplies Simonizing - Auto Washing M99'31l 95 Road Service phone 2251 Phone: 3941 Lexinsfon Ohio Lexinsfon Ol'il0 Fountain Service Mansfield Ohio For Your Building Needs Nine Offices Serving Richland County, Lexington - Mansfield - Shiloh F d I D u Member . Phone 2661 e era eposlt Insurance Corporation Lexington Ohio Lexington, Ohio Compliments KELL HARDWARE 0 f Electrical Appliances HILDEBRAND GARAGE work Shoes - Clothing Basketball Shoes I Oh, Phone 3351 'lolmsvllle lo Lexington Ohio GREEN's LEXINGTON HATCHERY wi i ' G' B e' . F, C, Green, P,-op, BAKER COAL YARD Located on Route 97-one-half mile Builder SUPPlie5 South of Orchard Park. Phone. 3941 l-00k lm' SiS Main Street Phone 3131 Lexin970n Ohio rr-,vvy wmf g1H1l'gwR' - fvw-'qv--ygrqv ,r '1 -f ' A 'niw-jvc-.7 w- ' 'w,igc's' -rf ARMSTRONGS Compliments Sel f-Serve Market of ,, GRIFFETH REST HOME Semi-Private Rooms Fresh Meats - Produce - Groceries R. K. Armstrong Phone 3171 ' Phone Mans. 4859-4 Lex' Ohm Lexington Ohio We Deliver SKELTON'S GIFT SHOPPE SMITH'S MARKET Featuring One miie south Gifts of Distinction Of Bellville On Route 13 A Most Unique Shoppe Phone: 2791 Phone 3011 Beliville Ohio Lexington 'll Main St. Ohio 0YSTER'S H, w, FLECK 3, SON-INC, FRIENDLY MOBIL STATION Washed Gravel and Sand Tires - Banerhs Washing - Lubrication Phone 2432 offlce On Route I3 Lexington Ohio Beflville Ohio Congrgliiitions Congratulations if , to the Class of 57 Class of 1957 STEVENS MFG. co. Fm' JOHN NEWCOMER . Lexington Ohio and your School Bus Drivers 4- , 3. l. lr v '-'g IlLi :1 I-.1- m.,v',mv.' For The Res, O, Your we YUNCKERS SPORTING cooos MOTOR HOTEL Mansfield l55 Cline Ave. Ohio i400 Lexington Ave. in the triangle Mansfield Ohio Team Outfitters Roufe 42 Soufh Complete Sporting Goods Line Ph 4141 6 Johnson Motors one: - Phone LO-2866 Compliments 42 MOTEL of RAY BUSH COLONIAL FURNITURE Specializing in Early American Furniture, Lamps and One of Lexington's Largest Fully Air-Conditioned Accessories South on U.S. Route 42 2440 Ave' Phone Lex. 209i Your Complete Food Store THE CORNERS . ORCHARD PARK MARKET Mr. 8. Mrs. W. F. Wilkins STEAKS 8i CHOPS E. F. Kinton, Prop. Beer st wine phone 2351 Orchard Park Lexington Ohio Compliments Of THE GAIL Compliments Good Food Of One and Three-Fourths Miles South of Lexington gn U.5. Rauf, 42 Drs. FOX AND LANKER Walter and Mildred Carter V , ,Nm A , , X ,,,f- f.. .gf 4--,-w'-'fe-muvrw-1 C0 'P'jr 'e tS HuNTER's GREENHOUSE o Potted and Vegetable Plants Sl'lUl.ER'S SAWMILL Gemniums P Route 42 South of Lexington Lexington ohio Phone: 2406 Compliments Compliments of Uf KOMlT0'S CLOTHES, INC. BOB TAYLOR'S AUTO SALES 23 N Pork St Mansfield OMC Charlie, Bus, Bos, Bellville Ohio or .lim MILES PASTRY SHOP GOLDSMITHS i086 Lexington Ave., Rd. The smre for Men Shopping Center The best and largest assortment of pastries The Smre fo, Men 54 N. Main St. school and church orders. Mansfield Ohio you ever ate. Special rates for THE METRONOME lt's time for music 1354 Lexington Ave. Compliments of M,,,,sf,,,,, OMC BECHTEL DRY CLEANERS Band Instruments - Records . VM Hi.Fi Players i352 Lexington Ave. ACCQSSOHOS For the finest of dry cleaning and Private Instruction shirt laundry Free Parking Music Phone KL-6711 Free Parking Phone Kl--6719 W :unncws RB . I'5W 'T W Minus.. '1?.l'LLwE A-1- ni1.........., fr- aku. if ,,,,..,,.,-Q-Wf.-.Q., M... ..,., ,.. , wma wh-ai, mx.: : i - M .... cum. Fun1u'run: h r HURSH DRUG STORES Prescriptions filled accurately Corner 4th and Diamond Mansfield, Ohio Main Street VERNE JONES Sells Lyman Boats Evinrude Motors Teenee Trailers Corner 6th and Mulberry Mansfield Ohio Bellville, Ohio Route 97 Lexington Ohio FoRT's Auro ELECTRIC K'NG TYPEWRWER Auto-Lite Service Standard - Electric - Portable Delco Batteries Special Purpose Typewriters United Motor Service Rentals and Repair Service Phone: 8527-6 'l'l8 Park Avenue East 15 N' Mulberry Phones: 3417-6 and 3632-6 Mansfield ohio Compliments Of RINGLER REALTY Ray T. Ringler lnsurance - Real Estate Phone: TU 4-l4l2 Lexington Ohio McFARLAND, TERMAN 8. ROBY, Mans field 's Leading Ins urance A gency Phone 3300-6 INC. WADE'S BARBER SHOP Lexington Ohio Open Every Day 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Now have ticket service in order to eliminate Compliments Of MANSFIELD AUTO SALES A. F. Eitelgeorge 220 Ashland Rd. waiting. Phone in or drop in for your ticket. , MGl'lSlIeld Ohio THE LUMBERMENS Compliments MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Of of Mansfield MY. Straub u Livestock, Hoy and Grain Compliments Fertilizer and Lime of Phone TU 4-1254 Lexington Ohio MV- Banks R. E. MENTZER A Friend Compliments of The School of WALTER W. SHAFER Mrs. SCHROEDER Compliments Compliments Of of GOLDSMITHS CLEVER MOTEL Munsfield's Store for Men Lexington Ohio CARTER ELECTRIC LES GRIEBLING Electrical Contracting GARAGE 81, Custom Sport Car Supplies General Repairs Phone: 2-7406 West Cook Road Galion Ohio Phone: KL-6454 or LO-4390 Compliments Best Wishes of YOUR FLOWER SHOP S. Diamond at Second St. Phone 3215-6 Mansfield Ohio MODERN WOOD PRODUCTS Lumber and Hardware 1350 Lexington Ave. Mansfield Ohio INK ELECTRIC Residential Commercial Wiring New Construction - Repairing Phone TU 4-I778 Lexington Ohio Route No. I Compliments Of HARRY J. BRUMENSHENKEL Phone 7386-6 Mansfield Ohio PARK AVE. SUNOCO Trailer Rental, Tires, Batteries and Accessories - OILS - Sunoco Dynolube - Wolfs Head Mercury Made Valvoline - Kendall - MacMillen Mansfield PGYIQ Ave. ECISI Ohio Phone 2689-I LUST IMPLEMENT Mossy Harris 8. Ferguson McCurdy Elevators Dunham TiIIage Tools Sympliciry Garden Tractors Phone 1722-4 I40 North Main Mansfield, Ohio HERFF JONES CO. Manufacturing Jewelers Sz Stationers 1401-1419 North Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7 Indiana THE LEXIAN RESTAURANT Pan Fried Chicken Every Sunday SNYDER Catering to Private Parties Home Made Pies And Good Coffee Korner Kreme TU 4-1350 NEWS of Lexington Phone TU 4-1711 Compliments Of APPLE GROVE MOTEL Hot Water Heat Harold Fulmer Wm. Hall FLORAL GARDENS FLORIST Fresh Cut Flowers Tile B-vhs 1304 s. Main sffeef Road Panel H901 Mansfield, Ohio U- S- Rt- 42 Phone 8560-6 We Deliver Mansfield Ohio Compliments I of BONNIE S BEAUTY SHOPPE BRIKCRETE BUILDERS INC. Phone TU 4-1301 Orchard Park Rd. Lexington 01150 We Specialize in Hair Styling and Permanent Waving Phone TU 4--1523 9 Maple Street Lexington Ohio rn ,WJ ,.., ,, wg, NIL' t-I. .AKVSFW-A 7,-f-A -1- 51.-A -T ,A1,EWf.-35. 1 , - THE OLDEST BANK IN HIGHLAND COUNTY lilstablislied 1847 with 4 friendly offices 28 Park A-'e. W., Mans. 390 Orange St., Mans. 406 Marion, Mans. 99 N. Main St., Bell THE FARMERS SAVINGS S- AND TRUST co. DON-MAR A BEAUTY SALON It Always Pay ' To Be Well Groomed HOPPE'S MUSIC STORE Exclusive Dealer for MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mary Hurrell - Prop. ACCEZIZORIES Every Beauty Service 462 James Sf. Phone 1843-6 Phone: L0-4459 128 W. 4th St. Mansfield, Ohio LEXINGTON AVE. SHOPPING CENTER Fire Tamer J. RICHARD GORE General insurance Phone: TU 4-1216 Lexington, Ohio THE LOFF RESTAURANT Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Sea Foods Delicious Steaks and Chops Plenty of Good Sandwiches Phone Pl 7-3816 West Edge of Town B '9 M 1049 w. 41h sf. Compliments TUTTLE l.ANDSCAPlNG A Complete Landscaping Service of For Homes and Churches PENNY-PEARSON COMPANY Interior Decorative Designers Good Taste Need Not Be Expensive 1874 Lexington Ave. Mansfield Ohio Planning of New Lawns - Evergreens Shrubbery - Care of Lawns ALL WORK GUARANTEED Clean Fine Textured Top Soil A. C. and A. Charles Tuttle 53 Lamberton Ave. Phone: 8763-6 A . G. L. ROGERS, INC. International Trucks Phone 1410-6 or 1145-6 Willys Jeep Phone 2448-6 Mansfield Ohio WALTER N. BROWN Building Control-for Lexington Ohio Phone: TU 4-1187 SHAW 8. OTT DRUGS, INC. Professional Prescription Service Phone 4413-6 Wheel Chairs - Rental and Sales Walkers - Crutches Canes - Commodes Cor. Cline 81 Sturges Aves. Mansfield Ohio SMART'S MUSIC STORE A Complete Music Service 6 s. Munn sf. Mansfield, o. ROGERS 8' C0- Rental - Purchase Plan sMART's Music CENTER BRANCH The Diamond Swfe 167 Cline Ave. at Sturges of Magnavox TV - Radio - Phonograph Mansfield Sales and Service 33 N, Main Pianos Organs SAM FOX JEWELRY Mansfield's Finest DIAMONDS - WATCHES JEWELRY 12 Park Ave. West Mansfield Ohio Dr. FRANK P. RITCHIE Licensed Chiropractor Electrotherapist - Bonesetter X-Ray - Complete Examinations Phone 2483-6 154 N. Mulberry Mansfield Ohio Compliments Compliments of Of cl.ADA's APPAREL WNNEAR HOTEL The Variety Shop of Lexington Phone TU 4-1305 Lexington Ohio iv xx 1 51 l ,L- . 1 011 1. ,E-wi ll rm,- 7 ' 14 X N - QA of , X M xx '. f'.1S,'u,v-. , A , , f W, ' 3.1 . K H X Q O 11 M '5 Ja..-.si.. 1 15+ 5 4 L6 -S, .34 , -f ,Q -0 . f'Xlx si' 3- 4 .A .v- ,il S. 1 fl x.. as css .1 4'9- fa, ' AfX5,A- J V aims, i'J A in xl 1 xvnx Q 1 I 5,5611 , ' . get M sll i', X . ' sf - ,N , x +P 'g.!'ff X. 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